https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9741a7bd2b6447e9d261baf584085841.pdf aeeb13f3a4809cc4052b271f096ec896 PDF Text Text ,, ' ' ' . \; ' ' ' •,'• ' "' '' ' '· ' I' ' . • . '·. ' About e • • ' • • .enttne ) '· ' ·. ·. \.. .. To T,., ~nlllr., 01 The MelpJium. ::4rM .-~-.~--~-------.--~---.-.---.--~-------------=~::::::~==~~==~~~:7--~------~::~::::~~-:7:~;;~~~;;;-----·~ V01. XVIII NO. 80 Delle,.;t I. . • AtrInes, POMEROY-MIDDI.EPORI', OHIO ~"' . ~ ~~ .. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1966 - . -----------------·~1 ---------------------~----~--------------------------------------------~~0. ... ~.. Pomerey, O..to LAST TIME TONIGHT "THE SINGING NUN" - TecbnicolorDebbie Reynolds Ricardo Montalban WASHINGTON tUPl' -Five !arbitration pro(Mlsal. He said he arbitration. · sliuck airlines and the machi- would recommend it. The drlunatle breal< In the nlats union agree today to "We would definitely tell our long stalemate came when submit their 34-day-old dispute membership this Is much better Chairman Harley 0. staggers, to binding arbitration. than leglslaHon lrom' the D-W.Va., pro(Mlsed the arbltra· P.L. (Roy) Slemmer, pres- Congress," Slemmer told• the Uon plan al the oulset of the 14enl of the lnlemational House Comme""' Committee. flltb day of hearilgs by his ~ ss o Cl at ion of Machlnl!ts The airlines' chief negollator, group on a Senafe.passect..btn to c~M), said however the 35,400 William , J. CUrtin, said thelleg!Biate an eod to the strike. •trlklng. members of his union carriers / would, "of ~" lion plan at the outset of the would bave to rallly the submit to voluntary, llnal; filth cia)'·of he~~ by his Agnes Moorehe~!d Colorc•rtOons MISS DONNA DAILEY WED. ond THURSDAY Aug, 10.11 NOT OPEN l .fill DAY and SATURDAY Aug. 12-13 'WAR·GODS OF THE DEE P' (Color) Vincent Pr it't', 'l'ab Hunter "MOMENT TO MOMENT" ! (Technicolm l Jean Seberg Honor Blackman CLOSED Aug. 14 rhru Aug. 20th. FIRST IN THE NATION with a Dew hlghwio;r emergeoey ean system will be Maryland, whlth Is lilstalllog 32( eall unlls on (3 miles of the Capitol Bellway, an later• stole superhlgkway riDging Wa•hiDgton, D. C. A drl•er In dlstreas will be no farther than a quarter of a mile from one of lbe bright yellow boxes lopped by radio antennas. Aid un be summoned simply by pushiDg a botton lor police, ambulante, rlre or repair servl~e. The Maryland Slate Pollee receive the signal. Cost of the IDIIlal oyslem, scheduled lor complelioa In Seplember, will be '379 million. TONIGHT '" NONE BUT THE BRAVE" Fr4l nk Sinatra lk Cli nt Wa er 1Co lor l - and- '"THE GIRLS ON THE BEACH'" ,.:_,: I Mr. and Mn. Floyd R. Dal~ ey of Raclae liDDOUDt!t:" 1bt eapfemenl of their daughter, Mlos Donna Jeaa Dalley to Mr. James William Oller. oo.• ef Mn. Anna Grace Oiler. Syncuse. Mill Dalley Is a lJ65 rrodoalo of Racine Hlg. S.hooi and lo pr.,ently ear ployed by the Fed,.al Bureao of Jn•esllgallan ID Washing. lon, D. C. Mr. filler was grad· oaled from RaciDe H lg • s.bool In 11113 and Iram Warren Wilson Colleg• In Jane, 1161. Mr. Oller wiD atlead llorea CoHere tblo Iall. ·~ · ~ \\ at group on a S.nafe.passed bill to strike were exhausted earlier. legislate an end to the strike. I Under t11e procedure, Stag. Staggers said the committee gers said the two sides would would continue to consider the whatever Issues they Senate leg!Blation while arbltra- could, then the remaining lion arrangements are made. unresolved Issues would be Staggers said the arbitration submitted to final and binding woUld be carried out under arbitration. present provisions of the The committee was told that Railway Labor Act, under a five-hour round of talks which all avenues to avert the Tuesday between the two sides resolv~ produced nothing. untler While House auspices 'k h h July 29 was rejected by the The slri e of mac lnlsls 81 strikers two days later by grounded almost a 3-to-1 margin. No!'thwes~ Trans or · an . United Alrll~s since July th8• h Since tthebn,d : ,two ~~ cu~ off 60 per cent ol e '~eti no u g rom e r nation I airline service. . ,..... ons. COngress" movea .reluctanl!y Tbe S.nate finally passed a to -stop',". the . strike Iller a modified bill that woold split tentative ~nt worked out res(Mlnsibllily lor ending the Eas~ N~llon~ strike betwiO!W Canpela· the Presjdenl. ~ue::: The I& act even m~re re the Senate becalll!e· all be_rs m~, lland for thJB year and labor have wiJIIIed the would be oonsldered • breakiJIC act., Bedford Elementary Closed !In New District Revamping . 1 the WORLD I . i A<iion on the pro(Mlsal to do lgrades H of Salisbury a n d , roy . Yes 77 (63 parents. 14 oth· 1 elementary building. Iaway wilh the Bedford elemen- Bradbury ~mentary schools : ers). " It may be used at some oth1967 Car Price8 V p tary school loealed along Route ,also will ~ moved to junior ~ - Move grades 1·8 to Salis· 1 er lime in case of increased en· DIM'ROIT BE PRICE 1 33 near DarwiD, was taken by j high buikli.•J• of the district Ibury. Yeo li6 (48 parents, 18 l rollment, " uptained Hargraves. the Meigs Local Board of Edu· beginning this lall. I others). The board of education also T 00 tag 1167 modeln cars d~e Ication Tuesday night at Salis- ' Closing ol Bedford elemen- - Keep grades 1·6 at Bed· ' decided that all teachers, cooks, out next month wl be sharpY Ibury school. tary followed a public meeting 1ford, yes, 22 115 parents, 7 custodians and bus drivers wbo ~1gbe., and another proce The board, following voles ol of Bedford area residents in 1 others). had been employed al Bedford boost Is due for 1968. a majority of the Bedford area late July. A seerel vote was Keep all grades 1·8 at Bed- elementary will be offered The auto companies guard parents, deelded that grades 1-' taken then with 77 parents and lord. Y<s 16 ( 13 parents, 3 oth· . work elsewh ere in the district. thecr pric1111 plans as closely will be mo•ed to the Salisbury 19 non-parents participallng. ers). ; .Teachers employed by the as they do new designs , and elementary building and grades Proposal! v~ted upon during I George Hargraves, Jr., super- 1board "ere Mrs. Betty Deem, there are ·rewer leaks. But 7-8 will be taken to a Junior the meeting, and the results, i intendent ol Meigs Local School ! English, Pomeroy High School ; sou~es ,close to the industry , High S.hool. l were as follows • District, said lbe board bas no , Rick Hazleton. asst. coach predcct Price Increases between 1 It was further decided that - Move grades 7-8 to Pome-1 plan to dispose of the Bedford ; (Continued on page 2) $511 and $200 lor the 1967 mod· I . --- · - · - -- About Pomeroy 1 I 1 - 1 'I 1 1 ~~g~~. c~=rc~ w~: hi~: Nati.Ve :d I I speak at service . Bom.bard Crowd GREN~.A· "TwiRor follsiaOI Son WI.II QW~::~;;:~=::::· Large Crowd Robert N. Swartz, a 36-year. CRASH SCENE - The demolished Oldsmobile, above, in which Frederic~ R. Emmert, 61, of Mia;. dleport died Tuesday evening near Lakin IJ showD here in a picture taken by Sherif~ Robert C. Jlartenbach of Meigs County, Ohio. M left II ~e~ Virginia Trooper Glen E. Seymour, who lnvestigat. ed this third highway fatalit y ill Mason County Ill the last six days. Expected 'on Chaperone old barber wbo arraigned on cbarges ol WBI bigamy Tuesday, expta1ued wby be marrted Hvo women and only dl· vorced one o[ lhem . MISS, - AN· . gry awhite· bombard. ed oiowdb!en-agers of 350 civil rights · A 1arge cro wd of passengers demomtralon:i with rocks. bot· b '"As • child l ts I., was b rejected ld .. Ilea, pipes, Iirecracken TuesY:;,.yedptharen • •;:,a · 1 . from throughout the area Is d igh1 bluod I th I h d8 ma ese girl• cause 1 expected tonight at 8 when the e r ea A native son of the county returns to open the bad • dIDD1lng,bea de•tre to be ··curslon boat '" Chaperone" and ·nbreaking upY ng a rally. ~ !If. Ro~ Green ot the Meigs Counly Fair !tfonday night, August 15, at 8 p.m., want~, - to loog to •orne- , pulls away from the Pomeroy '" MUil!tit •thrlslian Leade.rship sotnFof body. boat levee on a four-hour Conrerence repeatedly asked ers, .q.aCIDe, w a ress e arves es lVa ors 1p ~..,.-~lti.llf.!t:tw~~~H·"' --:....~:j.$. light crui5e up the Ohio Rtver. for polle!e Pl't1teeti0n, antt c tt·' Service and openl!lc· cereJI!.Onlet llpOIISOred by the Meigs I Ticket holders (at $3.00 each) waa demed. 'om.ers watched Collnly Mlnlstet'lal ABIOC!Ia•l , , .. rS. 00 e I will enjoy not only a change of PT. PLEASANT - A Middleport man wu killed complacently durillg the lm:l- lion. have been Invited to participate scenery, but a variety ol fond "d In " ed In In the service and to share In and drink three observation· and three Pt. Pleasant res1 ents were JUr a dent at the courthouse "'Uare. In a new dell"rlure, the ser- the final benediction, convey-j decks an' occasional serenade headon collision Tuesday eve_ning at 6:25 Rt. 62, nllle • vice this ye~ will be held on lng their approval and blessi~g on th~ steam calliope, and or- , miles north of here near Lakin State hosmtai. Plant MotJrng In Ithe midway m lront of'!" as- on what the asS<ICiaUon feels 181 M Ch 1 Le 1 . . chestra music for every kind ol 1,, Frederick Raymond Emmert, 61, Middleport, aa ·' 1 Isoclatton's "chapel tent.' with an uniquely clean and whole- 1 rs- ar es w 8• sul"'rm- d 'n employe of Philip Sporn plant, was dead at the ocene of LEBANON, OHIO- CEDAR : seating and ushering supplied m f ·r · I tendent of the Meigs County anc• g. . be TROOPER SEYMOUR massive internal Injuries according to Mason Count)' Valley Plasllcs, a subsidiary or by the Meigs County Jaycees. so e ac_. i Fair Flower Show, announcoo Ad~ance-saie lc~ketsd ~ayshe ' - Coroner Dr.. Oliver Eshen- - - - " - - - -- - - - ' Blue Water Plastics Co. of st. .The Rev Mr Van Meier first , today the show will be jodged obtained at Sta~k s an P WI r : aur. ROilllle suffered fractured·rtbs Clair, Mlch., announced Tues!· s .rved E B ·churches in the by Mrs. Susie Poole, Marietta, & Lohse DrugDtoress.toomeMroidy, l WS InJured in the other auto were DDd lacerations. d It Ill 13 300 · · · . -•·led j d f h Oh' and Dutton's rug re, · 10 I ay W occupy a ' area of MacArthur before going an ace'""' u ge o t e dl ember 1 George B. McClintock, 54: Wll· AcconilnC to State PoilIll, 1 foot manufacturing plant :east for further stndy. He Association ol Garden I Clubs. or ! rna McClintock. 52. and Ronnie Emmert was traveling IOUib lili here. !changed denclminalions, and In W Mrs. Poole Is lcrst v ce pre- Commerce. Tickets may also be McClintock, 13. The . McClint- Rt. 62, reported to bo eorouwet · The plant will be built by a Irecent vea" has .been engaged SJdent of the OAGC and " ad· urchased at the levee before oeks reside at 1103-2'1th St., Pt. Pleasant 1o altend a 4lbmer group of 10 Lebanon business- 11n teaching and Inner-city work COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The visor to Region II. She has wcde ~ e CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Point Pleasant. All are listed meeting at Genw Ball'l Beslalll" men, ~th construction to start i In lhe Baston area, Where he Ohio Water Pollution Control experience in flower judging. "{'~;t~o;.eroy Chamber of grand )ury report pinning the In good condition at Pleasant ant. The McClintock famllJ Immediately, and will be lea.. Ihow lives. . Boord has wamed municipal of• . Entries In the flower show Commerce which Is s(Mlnsor- recent Hough race riOts on Valley Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. was traveling north on Rt, IIC ed to BluP Water Plastics. Music for the Fair service ficials to get busy on sewage will be accepted by Don Reuter, ing the ev~nt for it• variety and Communists and other orgamz. JllcCiintoek are sulfering from and the two car9 mel 011 • will be supplied by the choir treatment Iacilities-<~r else. la1r board secretary. at h•s of· recreational value to the coun- 1ed groups today brought prom- lacerations and bruised chests. sharp cur.e. Rocket Reafly of the Heath Malhndlst Church, At its regular meeting here lice on the fairground s until 4 ly, reports that advance sale of ' ises ol new riot control Jaws. The a~cldenlls slill Wider ltiCAPI! KENNF.DY - AN AT· assisted by members ot other Tuesday the board voted to lell p.m. Thuroday. . tickets has been brisk. "Consideration of new. riot· MEN CALLED vestlgation. las-Agena rocket was set for ; Mlddle(Mlrl church choirs, dl- Olmsted Falls and Hardin Coun- Rules specify thai enlr~es Ia laws will be I first or. Service officials an- Property datnagf Wal tot} '!IIDther try today to shoot a reeled by ·Ben Ph!IS\ln. ty officials .that unless they stop must be . setup and oompieled SCHEDULE PICfURES ~r ~ busmess when the leJIIs- oo::~~ay the following men mated al $11,1100. Both au!Q, Picture . snapping satellite In· Conducting the service will dumping . raw sewage mto between 9 a.m. a~. noon Indwual semor pictures for lature convenes in January " have received their induction were .OidsmobJies, bd . . . to an or~il around the moon to be a ministerial team _made up streams they may lace flnes of Wednesday and exhcbcts Rulland High School senior.! Gov. James A. Rhocjes said.' calls from Meigs county; Mich- deroohshed. , . IK'Out asu;onaul landing areas ol lhe assocllllion president, the up to S500 a day. ed ~n .w~ be accepted will be taken at the high school . ael A. Neutzli , Pomeroy Fred· Mr. Emmerls rem&lll8 will and Jel 1 blrd's-eye v iew of Rev. Joseph Kraly, the Rev. They gave Stark County com- for exhibit only, and not com· gym Monday and Tuesday, Aug- Mayor Ralph Locher pracsed di L Rob~son Mlddle[Mlrt· be laken from the Moin-SIIIvthe Sur.eyor 1 robot. I Chesler Lemley, the Rev . Nyle missioners 60 days in which to petition. . ust 15 and 16, If not personal· the grand jury as having '"the p eler Butcher' Harrisonvil: ens Funeral home to Zanes-.tllt, ·. The 850-pound Lunar Orblb!r, Borden, the Re•. Paul .Sollers, seek an agreement with Canton Judging will be by the stand· ly contacted, students are Ia guts to do what other cities Je~ Ke..:ney w. Donahue, Jla· Ohio. stalled on the liring pad by a[> the Rev. Richard Martin, and officials on processing sewage ard system .begi~ng at I p.m. at 2 p.m. on either Mon· have not done. It has Sl~led •cine; Clarence E. Jacks, tangs- The death of lllr., Emm«t parent trouble Tuesday, Envoy Ray Winlng. . ill the Gambi'fm!a Dl!trl~t No. W~y. PreliUums and nb- day or Tuesday. One dollar out some of the ag1tators. I ville; John L. Bass, Syracuse; was Mason CQunty s. lentil.!' was scheduled for a second All .cJergymen In the count; 21 or else 120 da~s In wbich . to bolllf · wiD be awarded lo the must be paio at the time the IJerry A. Jordan, Long Bottom; the year, the third Withla launch attempt at 3:11 p. m. dra.w up. plans fOr construction fU:st, second and third place picture is taken. Anyone hav· TWO FINED 1Larry K. Hill, Lonl Bottom, days. .: •EDT). YOVTH KILLED of 111 own sysleill. wcnners ID eac~ class. ing questions is asked to call . Two hearings were beard ln 1and Jlobert Balter Reedsvil· Killed oo AUJ. 3 were Oi!r 8 MASSILI:.ON, Obio (UP!) WY 2-3887. Mayor C. 0. Fisher's court 1 ._ · ' Keith WaUJh, 18, of ~. DIES IN STORM Dante L. Barthel, 18, Louisville, .CLUB TO 'MEET ' BOARD TO MEET Tuesday evening. Carl Edward 1 by a bus in Rt. 3 neat IJICINCINNATI IUPI) - Mrs. Ohio, was killed Tuesday night The Pomefo)" Benil Citizens' The regular August Meigs General Bospltol Moore, 22, Svracuse, was fined set~ and Dora Douglas, 'tl, RoberiD Hay!look, 2'1, suburban when his car rolled over and Band Railio Club auxlllary will of the South~n· Local Boord Admtssioas Laura Walson, $15 and costs for Illegal exLOCAL TEIIIPS Huntington, who dled tile . _ -. Woodlawn," was killed Tuesday crushed him. The mishap oc- meet ·at 6:30p.m. Friday at the .Edur:atlcm w•ll be held RaciDe ; Sue Lehew, Mason. lraust. snd Roy V. Howell Sr., Temperatur• 1n downtown day of Injuries received JulyJl ~ Jn a· two-car crash during 1 ~ on ~ road near borne of Lee" Enoch in Syracuse day, AufljlSt 11, at a .m. at tile . Discbarg•• Anna Ellis, 173, Pome~oy, was fined $10 and Pomeroy at II Lm. ":'s 80 de- In an accident on Rt. 2 ..-r hard rainstorm. . here. He was lravellnJ ,alone. for a plcnie supper•. · ·.•·•. .. hlsh !IChool. Charolette Crawford. costs lor IIDPI't1Per backing. rrees under sunny skies. Glenwood. Box Sprina aloo$ft.IL Middleport. Man - Killed in 4Vreck. •r ' .I i' v More features, more tffitful sleep, more for your IROIJeJ . during the Limited Time ~~! ' ~ ' Iwhen,!h~ Rev.il~aldel· Vat~ M~er, News Notes ' Adjusto-Rellt.ooiJs for ertra comfort ..a.-~ · u bora,.. ' sq~ . -~·. • .Chteklng Accounts eSavinga Accounts eBank By Mail ePorsonal Lo1ns eAuto Loans e Mortgage Loans e Safe Deposit BoxII · e TraY111tn chocks e Bank Monty Orden '' ~n La New Riot Are Predt.cted I supi>ort. 100% cotton felt npboktay for~·~ • ant cuahioniDf!-long-w:earinr; dee!HIQilW ·: damask cover-pre-built crush-~ tbat won't sag. All caetly quality detelll•.All unbeatable ma~tre. .Jue at $49.95 ••• o~ · for a limitAld time apllJ. Come ill TODAY1 ....,,...• M p I ~0011· j' · t ..... buylikethia-asuperiormattioesa~su . FINANCIAL SERVICES 'I To Judge Show . ;.;, . At $49.95, only SIMMONS Could olfer a-*" · FOR ALL THESE t1· ~ay ~Y· FREE CUSTOMER PARKING Board Orders Se age Acti'on .. O[e~~t,p~~e~; c'::'1m~r .rter B evening. Mr. and Mr.s. Normu Mccain and daughters S h e r r y, Faith and Amber, accompBDied by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland of Chesler visited Mr. and Mrs. James Smith at Char· W. Va. Sunday. ""*"' Daughter-in-law'• BirtiUJo.y Ob•ertJed 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alli!D Elebinl·l e: eolerlaloed wllll a "".al ~~~::1 Clelllly their borne, Heigbll,at honorlllg their lm'-11>-law:, Mn. Max --Eleventh M~cal will be Grandstand Showl ~==~:':!f~Der~· ~· « , oo· her blrtl>day. Homeniade Ice cream and deeor,ated, blrtbday cake served ~~ the evenfl\1 . Mr, and Mn. Gerald Kelly Deonla ·and Darla, HoljywcJOil, I Fla.; Mr.' and Mrl. John New H!lvep, W. Va., Mr. Mr•· Paul Elebblfer and Yal"" · June and Tamara, and t b honored ·IIUO'I and Mr•. ~:::1 • and daughter, Becky, · rtf; and 'the, bosl'lnd .bostess. ION· IS BORN RUB 'N BUFF Metallic Finiohos In Tubes Coppertone Palllt In Spray Cans Snap On Spray Can Handles KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. . LEPORT 0 MIDD , • FASHION IS TAKING 1 ribbing lids faU "frolll IHI ... word. Tranolaled IIIIo stoeldag Jlle m th~_ loDJieaa rlbl of Orion aad Tyoora (leffl. Tltelr pour bciy .palter!'" lnf mte them perfed parlaen to sweotees. Teain thea wllb suede-like rraany ~.II, mld-ulf blgb ••d mact~ lleed. Hand110me Paloley-palleraed streleb nyloa - .... llave self-colored P.tllenlllg ~ailed. acaiDIIaa ('!r.£ ~ '111111 . . ...u ., 81 •It _N_._2N_A_v_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ - ~~.... D E .... , . . : ., Pic. and · !lin. Harold :·l de8CI·JI ows are alll)llllllciDJ the el an I lb: llnli 11 011 . . ·en Ray,. 11 Vefer8111 Me~'orlal ll Hosptt.aJ, w~~. ·August Grandparenli a~ Mr. and . Einory Kig;y, · Spring · Pomeroy, and Mr. and M r Denver Mpdows. Mason, Va., Mrs. Hood, and Mn. James ~' ~-~-~:~:~ .~ . .Jiake· AdvaQfage :. of , th~· ·· :A~~"'' Furnitur~ .,Sdfe; · -. ·,·P~iCes .,on:tile ·2,.q-·· \ : ·. dnc(~tcl. :llo~ts" · ' ·J. l•. ~ . ,,·t·. • ··~ Before a silver gl~tered bactdrop, the lith annual swnmer musical of the Big Bend Mil>slrel Association will be senled as the e•ening stand attraction at the annual Meigs County Fair. CUrtain time Thursday and Saturday nights AUJust 18 DDd , will be 8:1S p.m. with Sb-uble again emceeing the 30act show. · da Brlckles, Mickey Wolfe, A duet, "You're Joslin Love" Li'rT'LE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) Sheila Childs and Patricia Loa- by Bill Young and Roberta ' - A segregationist IIIIIIH ·: doo will be dancing the show Knutler will .paY tribute to the Johnseo who diaqrees with lbi -. popularity of the mediCal pro- policies of his namesake ill lilt ' opener as well as coup!., who !esslon In entertainment today. White House today emerged ·M wm bact the first segment. Another old-time segment the Democratic gubernatorial . up the couple dancen will .~ntrodU<al by , Abee condidale who will oppose liliJwill ·be Calby Fullz, Richard Smith s After The Ball back· Jionalre Winthrop Rockefeller Neese, Donna Crow. Mike MuJ. ed by waltzing couples In per- In November. lord, Margie Harris, Bm Y"":"f", iod costuming. Marilyn Stumbo, Jim Johnson, a former Carole Anderson, Ray Alk1re, Patty Gaul, Gloria Buck, ~thy IIIIS8& Supreme Court ~~-:_ Brenda Potts and Ralph Werry. Fullz and Donna Crow -•will Who organized the slate's . . McEIIllnny will be dance ''Ob, By Jingo" and\W. wbite cilizella COUDcil· · · as "Secund Hand lee· Nease'o rendllloo .of "I've won the llOiillnatlon and Misa Bnweri wlll · R1r19 on 'lily Fingers" I'll off Jlljmary elic!lloa , 8 vet-Ising 8erJIIn'o. "I Love <\ PIIIIO," thai oegmem. Franllllill a · '!" ia out the .~~~~~. ~-~ ·. 1 to ~ !)liDtor preseoted b!i .\~tb • Lisle lliOiD& • ~_,1"'-'·,;~ "'": ' f~t:O:~~~IJie.,~~ ·liiu Will ti.-uil~Det~ . voe4!., ' '·'1'0 ' �'t . ., o., ' '' IJ ' (• 1 Aug. 10, 196t AILSTAR .Dairyman Want Loo.k into D~a:le-rs 'Bo.oks I Atlanta in Novel Twists .. PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Pres-~ the consumers," ' Quick deve1~pmenls followed County, Supetvlsory Buyer J. "PeiU\sylvania lla.• been los· !dent of the United Dairy ''ll is t1me we open the. books ,in the wake of the< anoounced I Earl Sutton estunated the new ing about 1,700 da1ry farmers I r~ r 1c e mcrtmse could cost 1every year ) Farmers (UDF), irate because of the dealers to see where the mcreases. s1nce 1950 and t~e ," of. a two..cent-a..quart m1lk price money is goLng,'' Hayes sa1d. Mayor Joseph M. Barr sent 1county taxpayers an _extra I number has ~n ln~reaslng m : increase in Western Pennsyl· He added that the consumer a telegram to the state M1lk $9,492 a· year to supply mlik for recent yeqrs, he sa1d . .. ', vani'a, sa1d Tuesday 1t was malk ~uke "will do little tCl stop Control commission asking that county institutions. He said the younger people ~.time to eumine the books of , Ihe dwmdling number of da1ry agency .to set a ceUing on milk Mrs. Ma:tha King, ~halnnan Iare leaving the farms and the the dealers I farmers " pnces m Wesij'rn Pennsylvan- i of .the ClttzeM Co~mittee ~or drought has cu{ down the feed Ernest Hayes. of Dawson "The farmers wet e recetvmg 1a 1Fall" Milk Pnces, said Lhe raiSe i 1 RD 1, Fayette County, branded Imore for the1r milk 1n 1946 Al legheny County Solicitor was ''appalling" a~ would cost sup~ y. the hike put mto effec t by l2 t when the pr1ce was only 16 1•.! Maurtce LoUJk satd the county consumers $11 mllhon a year. I M1lton Shapp, Democratic wtll support Lhe city's request. Hayes said the milk problem cand1date for governor, sa1d dairies as •·unfatr and unjust to cents a quart,. Hayes sa1d. --- .. - ' - ' - - - ----- - - - - - - will be worse before it gets bet· ltlte price increase "has all the , ter. appearance of a scandal." 1 1 Emasculated Civil Rights Bill Facing Bleak Future WASHINGTON (UPi) The third major · dvil rights b1ll in three years, a battered surv1vor of a long and stonny passage through the House, today faced a bleak future m the Senate due to lack of support of key Republicans. 1 The measure , an emotional bombshell aimed as much at the North as at the South, was watered down I considerably from President Johnson's proposal of last ApriL And even then , 1t took the House a record break· ing 12 days of deba~e before final approval was_!oted, 259 to 157, Tuesday mght. \ The President had asked for in larger bmldings and homes a total ban on !ill discrimina m new developments - abouL I tion m the sale and rental of 14J per cent of the nallon's, total ' housmg But the final House I Il would also outlaw ' blo~k I bill would exempt all but an busting·• real estate tacttcs m estimated 28 nulhon apartments I all-white netghborhoods. .. c . I : r- ::::::::::::::::::.:-~ ~:~;;n:~:v:::\.~a:~~~; Point Rock .thetiv~~: proposal that t~e Just~<·e Department be gtven 01e powI er •mtwte sct ot desegregaSoCle • l y N0l es Ition sutt.s was votf'd down , 1:12 to fo r !he ll .st Southern! RECEIVES PLAQ UE - R L Jacobs, center, receives a plaque from Mit· chell Jublonski. left, and W. L D1as, right, comrnemoratmg a i:Juarter century as.;ociation wtth the Ben organization. Mr. Jublonski, area manager, 10 10 ~-rankhn ---------- 1 and Mr. Dias, zone manager, made the 1)resentatwn at the store on Tuesday. Mr. Jacobs and Mr .C. D. Slagle are owners of the Ben Frankltn Store in Pom- 104, breakthrough of the long de- DETROIT (UPI) De· troit Tiger Manager Char he Dressen died today of a heart attack. He was 67. PEE WEE CH,AMPS - Champs of the six team Pee Wee League In the Bend Area of Mason County was this group of "Mason Pirates" who went un· defeated in 15 teague games. Pictured with their trophies are front row.._ I to r Johnny Dillon Leroy Simpkins Jeff Gabritsch, David Reed and Terry Boggs; back row.' John Rottgen, Marty Yeager, Don Gabrltsch, Herman Clark and Robbie Lambert. Team manager is Ernest Reed. Absent were Robbie Belcher, Joe Sheppard, Timmy Roush and Peter, Paul and Jamea Frame. - Senti- _____ ___ ~ '------:-:========== Guerrillas Trick Planes Into Worst Error of War I 6 U 65 Dodqe Dart 2 Or. 270 Serie"-, 6 cylinder, standard trans.• radie •nd heilter BEDFORD a $10 Mt.III•Oll Is Sought for OhiO PrOJeCtS 1 Mel~hl uf Ravens~ood uP: Oth~ !t2 Ford Gal. 500 -~ 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Trans., '!· steering, radio and h~ 64 Ford F-700 ! Va~e. W-2 1 :;:'~~: .~c~;;itl~nond~f inde;~i~:. i kl Power wm· f~lend, Katte• crow Addedto sent•Ine aritll 64 Ford Galaxio '' 500. 4 Dr 8 cylinder, alortt. trans. Rad111 and heafttf'ii. power steering, whltewe tires. 63 Chevrolet I Bel Aire. 4 Dr 6 eyl, Standard tnns. White waft tires. \ 63 Ford ,,_ Galaxie 500 2 Dr. I eylln-der. Au tomatic h ·ans. R I· :iio and heater. WhHewall f til"fl. I Keith Goble Fot41 USED CAR LOT' ---- ·· .~.Syc11more $H. \ THE Hl/11! 011 ~~' ) c4 ADMIRAL T.V. \' ptheyride,'~ ~: ~:'0 ':.; i ' ~.:;h~~r~rw::~ikRoa:eyRe~~ Wdlia~ntyresM~och \ f I s {f t ews a IN Meohmywhatlf While )IOU're worrying. it could happetl! Take actioA .-. look under INSURANCE In the YWOW PAGES. Where )1001' finge<s do the ', AmerleaD League Ctete 300 100 001- 5 8 'lllsloli 000 010 000- 0 4 Hargan tll-8) and Azcue: Nationwide is 1}2.0 w· Q Af} S ver . tars s.. Steering Brakes. Automatic traM. • w.,. 1 ha~ feder~ 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hardtof. _·_ pro~e~i Ul:4; 1 ;:el.e~~:;erc:~~: ~issums Oump Truck. 8 cylinder. S speed trans. 2 spe~ ren axle. Long wheel baM. Delegati'on ~enter, ! th~:~ ~~~po~e:~~: Spl•'t on Vote To Ki}} Clause 1 the 59 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr. 8 cvlind..-. Standard trans. with ove,...drive. S:adto and tMat.r. Whitewalls. .. ·r Dill~ 65 Pontiac Tempe-d. 2 Dr. Harcrt<lo 51)0 4 Dr 8 ~:ylinder, River News ~~~}~:~esmarr~~~r~hJer."~o~~b:~t :~n s~reafed heate r, malic tra ns. Radio heater, powe r stetring, white wall tires. . J American 2 Dr. stand•rd tr1ns. speed trans. Comm u n,·st Con srpz· -..ncy • • Root oif uough R zotzng Mo~ements: ' Rain forced postponemenl of the first games of the Syraruse Pony League double-eltmlnation tourna-ment Tue5day even- nel Ph.~m~o~·-------------------------------------------- By Mrs. J. E. Ra dekin N 1 ba~~herwiSe, the House bill I CLEVELAND (UP!) _ The No mdlctments came as 1 lng" ol 1 Negro man, 0 ance e1son Mr and Mrs. , t' · · headed by .. _ • d' 1 I . nd would Out av. lSLrtmma wn m ' rac'!al violence that ripped result of the extensive testimoThe )Uron, J\Qr and fam•ly ol Mary Ia ·d were t the selectwn ol federal, state through thiS city's East Side ny on the deliberate organiza- man Louis Seltzer, aald they guests or his m;th:;rsan ~:~~ I and local coul't Juries. streng!h- slums last month: causmg mil- tion of the week·long riot. Two heard evJdence that the JFK. : father, Mr. ~n ' I en eXISting Jederal law forb id- hons of dollars damage and thousand Ohio National Guardo- House In the Hqh seetloo ..... Prof tit MrPcednt YH· b 1 ding vlolence and terror against claiming four lives was the re- men were caUed in to help po- used as a center 1o discuD 1com 1s con· Mrs au e o ·1 · h k ' · - - -- - - -- - - • . ' t Columbm; Negroes and Cl ~'l ng ts wor - suit of a consptracy involving lice quell the disturbances as pledgmg reciprocal JU.PP011 1 1 I su tmg a spec la Is m nd 1mpose criminal pen 1 · d -•- b thr ith th ~---"·'•t •·""' ol G d' • . I' . 1 th' k She was taken to ers , a . . the Commumst party, the Cuy1 srupers an flrcuum owers w e \Ailwwuuo . r-v I 0 a111po IS ts wee · ange rea JOgs. allies on proff'ssmnal agatators aho 3 Counly Grand Jury created havoc. Ohio in the rietinJ. S:\IGON (llPI\ - \ 1 S snurct's ~aid Communist Dam II 7. 12 8. runnmg 1 ~ i Columbus by her soln, EEverettt who cross state lines to foment c·ha~ged Tuesday mght A few md.ictments came as a "I hope this report actio ID feet on 1 otlt>rs p 03 muoy-Mas- , and daughter, Pamea . . veret l . ~· . . will sui · I guerrillas fired em a 11.S. sJ}Otft•r plan~. d("lib.:-rate Y (Jfl 2007 . Pt P'leC:tsant '!he JUI) members issued a result of indiVIdual actions in- wtru~l which rt t ~ 23 .ss. l will enter 8 Cmcmnati Hospttrtl : nots tuuehlng off tht• Ameriun rf'l:Jiiator_v air raid A US . Hmton _70 . Kanawha Falls 2 22 , • for a fe w weeks treatment. He : But it was the open housing 15-{lay r~:-port stah~g the Com· eluding f~ur me~ ~rged with forstallmg anything Uke, this to:mbassy SJlOktsman said t" o platoons or \'iet Cong Chat leston 18 90. London, ~t1:1r· 115 the F FA lnslruclor ln provtsJon, markmg as 11 does 1 mum st party of Ohto, a studenl· murder 1n the VIgilante slay- happenmg In the future, saidtor "ere in Chao 1\'hiem. a hamlt•t 135 miles soulh"est md and Winfield dams were on Rutland High schoAl. tlte wEB Seltzer • recently retired edt a new f1eld of federal civil f ront group, · · . · Du ul ~algon, prova:'~andhing lhf' 'tillaliwrs \\1u·n the spot- llle :Hils. I Mr and Mrs Wayne Burch- Inghts activity, whieh drew the Bms Club and Lewts Robmson, I'D of the Clevehmd Press. t+>r plane flew onr The embassy said the gurrrillas . field of Columbus were supper I fire. It seemed inevitable that tt leader of the Jomo Freedom, Ignored frantir plt•as or the terrified Vielnanu•se and Boat guests recently of their aunt, would be greetf'd by a filibuster Kenyalta JFK Youlh . I opened fire. llbiO RIVer - Baby Lear Mrs J E Radekm and Nellie in the Senate aided and orgamzed notmg In ed," he said. The embassv spokesman said the \'illagers at· down 13. 3. 20 a.Illlh. y!ckers , and· John Vale Other callers _ ____ the Hough area In July. te~}lted to flee their hume~ .b!lt wt•re prevented rrom dllwn 13, ti .45 a.m~.11.llqutppa were G A. Radekm, daughter. ed a g-roup o( her fr iends at her Rmtmg was caused by " trainThe evidence beard by the domg so by the armed gm; nlla~.h The ospo:~=~e~l::: up 14, 2 50 P m.; Cnss Jr. up ' Tma Mane and Avanel Holli· home m Salem a Sunday even- ed, disciplined professionals Jury ln its week of tes~y .. it. : 4 4 50 pmB; up ::· day and her three ch1ldren, Ju· , lng w1th bullet supper Guests aided and abetted by m!Sgmd· did not surprl•e him, Seltzer 1\0 upe -- ' 40 pm ., nlanE , up 4' dy Gary and Floyd and Mr. I included Mrs J. E. Radekm, ed md!VIduals of all ages and WASHINGTON (UP!) said. h the ----•a 45 p m Stee x.press up 1 ·I • • ' d G A "On the contrary, I ave 1 'med 1 ,, th · 1 SAIGO N (lJPI l Two US othei s Tuesday mgh\ When the 10 20 p ~ : Phtllp Sporn up and Mrs. Jess Prohtt. . Nelhe Vale-. Mr ~n Mrs . ~ co ors, __ ~ury -=-~ ~~ Ohio's delegation in the House feeling tbat this and IDIDY air Force Jf'ts on a smokl' cl eanod only three I" 5 am . RQbe{t lteed d.own I Mrs . Efhe Hoos ier enterlam· Radekm and Tma, Ann_H .flL_tz.~ I crossed party lines Tuesday in other thina• could ·bap~.• ben · 11 I '' " ..,.. - -· ~-- beth T1•rner and Sherrie ater BOLT IDTS HERE , 'k .. ..,.. v1etnamese.dtredt>d attack m Commun1~1 guern as were ll:i, 5 10 a.m., Onward llP 17, ·. . . voting on a motion to stn e an ... and some of them are yet 1 the Mekong Deltd k1ll~d l'! 1ou11d <:mwflg tilE' woundt'd, 11 6 a.m . Walter Beckjord down they vts:tf'd the Mann \VJison The Middleport F1re Depart- open housing provision ~~ to happen." · c v1hans and wounded IH2 \o\ol ~ dhl' lost'd tod dy lH, 6 20 p m.; George Prtre home ,..,h~re their daughter, ment was called Tuesdny at 5 - President Johnson's CIVIl JFK House organizer Robln1 1 Th e FIOO S u e r sabres down 18, 7.45 p.m., National P<mtela ts .homf' ror a f~w 35 p m. to the Raymond Wal· nghls bill. The motmn was de· son angrily defended the "youtb bombed and strafe~ the VIllage dnwn 18, u·oo p.m.; Walter , ~=~sst:~c~~~~eg:~~mKe~;i~~~: burn property on Grant St, feated too to 222 and the bill center," by saying it was a vie' or Truun Th.enh , J:-1 5 Imles , Curley down IB, 4.25 a.m .. ' · ·ved that when llghtmng struck a bmld- later was passed. Urn of a plot by city officiall. , , g Sa on mformaJ Pennsylvama, James Durant, ' • • Word has been re('el mg There was no damage reVoting for elimination If the "Pollee Chief Richard 0 1 1 0 ._ (Contmued ftom page n ~~~111 ~~~n~ So~t~ · Vietnamese ' Ctty of St Louis, F. H. Johnson MrSb Ferm~ Alexand:~ C?~1 1ported. , proVI.slon were Democrats ner, Mayor Loeber and a. few il Middleport H1gh School; Ros~ • th I'" man V•et and Robert West, all downbound 1 lum us .. a ormer res! en I Wayne Hays Walter Moeller ~elftsh N_.,.. leaden a-wnted p . b d d t t M dd!e o11Jcla 1s a1 a "" p D recovermg £rom a recent oper' "r... I'~ r~ Ha~ Sc~ecl oran~ R•:hard Cung company w" hldmg ~nd wa~ung :\20, , au1 II , ! COLUMBUS IUPI) - The I ation m Mt Carmel Hospital. OLDEST ASSEMBLY and Robert Sweeney and Repub- by the white power of the dlf po khlg oo ' t ch I there. rmc!plo an . . omsJana a up· state Natural Resources Depart- Her daught~ Lucille IS in The world's oldest continuous licans John ~bbrook, Clarence . are tryin& to close down tbt Swac amer, !menct ea era bound and watlmg at 20, Z1m- m t has submitted to the U · · bl · th Bells Frances Bolton Frank JFK House" Rob1nSon llkL Rutland High School Rosalie It was the worst inC'J dent of mer down Greenup 7·30 p m. : ' S e~ureau of Outdoor Recrea~ St. Anthony Hospital for emer- legisla~~veC asslem yth lSI le~ o~ Bow' Donald Clancy , Samuel ''To them' the JFK House ll 'toty was hlr~ as Salisbury m ~taken kl lllllf. w the war. Frankl.n B up Greenup 9 45 tJon 8 request for •10,782 ,132 m gency treatmel'lt. [ !i'nwa h' ;~r :e~. ~ ~ h&ve Dev~e William Ha.:Sha, Del- a symbol black thlnkJDJ, ~lementary prmctpal and f.d· p m Buckeye State up Gree~ tat I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson an , w IC IS teY ' nd. Mi k hi to and wai'd Bartels was named Pom- 1 Amencan and South Korec~n up 6' 55 am Wtlham Pitt f~eral r.unds for s e recrea-1 of Pomeroy V¥ ere dmner guests origmated more tban 1,000 bert Latta a 13M ns- black action, blac I ry b ero)' eletnentary school princl- lr{)()ps stagmg a t-ounter-attack down 4.45 p.m ; Flag tJOnh kmg 50 per ' recently of her sister and bro- years ago. ts 1 t limina· black al . ' in the stri:lleglc Central Htgh· ishl down Meldahl 5 2fl pm T e s . s see ther-in-Jaw Mr. and Mrs G. - mocra agans e . ously, n wan ~ p Wnd G J.-h was appoin~ lands meanwhile killed 1711 1 P , M ld hi 30 ·: cent matchmg funds under pro- A Radeki; and Jamlly. The Arlin Rlldekm of Richmond, tion were Thomas Ashley, Mt· think for ouraelves an4 plan 9 1 11 eel ~ r:plac:r Lee McComas on I North Vlt>tllamese regulars IJ~~~y, Ku~P ~el;ahl 9 40 ; ~·: IVIsions' pi the Feder~;a;d l:d I Robert Holhday family o[ I spent {he w~kend at home. He chael Feighan, Jobn Gilligan, Our own lives.,. 1 p\lblic library board. Mr I today . _The actwn was part ·Meldahl fromo I Wooster were also. guesbl.. is being transferred t& Bowling LODG __E_TO_MEE'I' __ ' McComas' res1gnanon was ac- 1Opera11on Paul Revere ll p m . New Orlgans down M~l- 1 a marine foe! taxes and ad- Saturday evemng dmner Green. . . . . nee cepted. resignations ac- i underwa)' about 2211 miles north dahl 12 Ja am. I to federal recreation guests of Mrs J E Radekm John and Peggy hcans Racine Lodge Masonie No. eepted were George Wagner's 1of Saigon. · were her rousms, Mr and FaulJer v1s1ted h1s grandmo- Brown, W1 am , 461 wtn have a basket picnlc as bus driver and Wilham Rus· : 1 Gallipolis D&JD - Jenk.s up , areaS". ent director Fred Mrs. C. W. StanRbmy, of Co- ther, Mrs. Erma Vale, at the I Charles Mosher and WllUam on Sunday, August 14, at 1 p. sell's as Middleport High School ; Toll R~:ses 3 25 p m ; Leeanna down 8 15 Depart~ 1 Carmen Rest Home. Stanton. m. at the Dave YOI!It farm. AU 1 b incipal and teacher . 1 The· pre-dawn triumph 111 p m , A. J Pallen up 9 p.m .• [ Morr £ald the projects propos· I urn:="::_'·~--------' Pr m. at the Dave Yolll ltmn. AU , th L th H d • ~ . ed for the matchmg funds ID· Authonzatlon ot notes to be- Jungle moun 1,ams near e u er er man up 9 - p.m ' I .. I members and - their larnlllea gin planoing for the new com· Ca mbodian border brought \0 Queen C!ly up 11 :30 p.m.: are lovited. prehensive tugh school bUJld- 385 the number of Commumst up 1 a.m. Eastern up 1.30 a. H S t p ing was given by the board and troops killed tn the Hkiay-old m ' John J. Rowe up 3 10 am.: . County, Ea~ arbor ~~ ar I Mrs Robert (Kahe) Crow, Veterans Memorial ilolpllll Squire Sa nders and DempseY .s weep It followed a Commumst ' Reliable up 5 30 am , Elisha I m Ottawa ounty, a~re a natt~e of Meigs County has Adml11loa - Georp Luster, Clevel~nd ' were named ~nd· •mlr1ar ' attack on a South Woods down 7. 15 a.m. ' Reservcotr SttateD PIlark~~ a- I been 3dded to the news lrt~ff of Middleport; Francis Douglao, h h K h R' S1 ware oun y 1 on lt.eservmr mu attor.-..:ovs 1\or~~:~n troop con tmgent, w lC anaw a JVerH -I ozvay up 1 State p ar k ID'Muskmgum ''r.. " .,,, IL d vuUn· The Oat I'-J Sentinel ' tt was anAlbany: Ronald Grady, MlnertIt ~as reported the board railed in U S armored umts on on 2 am.; e eo . up F S p k pounced today ville; Lakin :;oothall, Cottop. Supt Hargraves. Asst Sup! and other ~OK troops I Marmet 5 am.: Mountain State : ty.' ttocky ork tat~ arC m 'The emplo).meot of Mrs. vllle, W. Va.; MrB. Rodney ' Larry Morrison, and Clerk Lee I_...Wmfield 7·35 P m.: Beaver ~aghla;d k~ung. an C ~wan Crow as fulltime news reportO'Brien, Seawe, Wash. "' H , II " 1 ~ dOwn Winfteld 8:30p.m .. Hous- ' tate <:~r m mton oun y. I er 15 an, 1mportant expansion of McComas durmg lhe past 10 ,,g 1. 'SIP 1'...01 .!'i I ~ W f ld 9 ,40 .· 1 · · DlochaJlles - Nara Jenl<s, · days have vtsi1ed several struc· . . . •_ . • ton n 1D te p.m .• l our ed1tortal staff whtch IS con· Brenda Potts, Dorothy hencer, tures m central ond southem \1Jitlary rvwe ,o. Shearer up Wmfleld l2:- · tmually mterested 10 better Cora Denny and Gertrude Sell' Ohio des1gned by the tour arch Sgt Norman E Hy~ell has 125 a.m., J . S. Lewis up Wm-: serving Da1ly Sentinel subscribbi-o. itects Still bemg L'Onstdered tor bf'l>n honorabl) discharged field 2 a.m ' f ori Dearborn ers," said Chester L. Tanne-lhe new high school job The from Army after servmg s1x idown Wmfteld 4 40 am, lODer hill , editor. NOW YOU KNUW group has gone by plant to ye~:~r~ ol ucti Vf' duly tn the miI Mrs Crow, a graduate of Euctty 71 yem qt IOdaJ Zanesv ille, Columbus and Cm· l1tarv pohce He took h,1s bas1c DAUGifrER BORN , Pomeroy H1gh School 1'40), was Brttata t«orded ltl ftn& fltiJ cinnall and made extenmt' aU· tramtnj.!, at Fort Knox Kentucky Mr and Mrs. Terry Pierce, Inews editor with WMPO RadiO utt aceldeat wbetJ Mn. Jlrl&. to tnps to such area!-! as .lack- )and fi'ort Gordon Georgia_ He I Loratn, are announcing the birth , I Statton in 1961. She has attendcet Drlocoll wao kaock.. dowl !oOn Morgan and Plke rounttes also servl>d at Camp I'ar~y . of thetr first child, a 7 lb , 7 oz: I The annual all star game be- ~ ed Columbus Business Umver.. 1iJ a boneteu .-rrlqe. It was indicated thai 1he se-j lt<tl}. F~tr I .Jack:;on. South Ca- l daughter, July 20, named Chert I tween the league champ!on and stty. . lection ol an arrhtleC't w111 he rolma Seoul Korea and Fort I Lee. Maternal grandparents are 1 the •·al l stars" was played at I A res1dent of Syracuse, Mr!. cmnounced soon. Hol <:~b!rd. Md Mr. and Mrs. A~thony Sardma the Kyger Creek held Monday Crow is a member of the sna· The board also voted to re- Ilt> 1.s a 1959 graduate of Eas- ol Milwaukee, W1sc , and pa- 1evenmg cuse Presbytenan Church, pres· DI!:YOTED fO INI'I!:BI!:S'l Of employ Rll teachers. Jamtors. tt'rn Ht~h Sehool and ts em - ternal grandparents are ~1r. Ha,·rtson and Bas:s were lock· lident of the Big Bend Minstrel MEIGS • MAtlllN AU.\ bus dnver s and cooks whtlse pl• ,\f'd at PhthJ)'· Sporn Plant and Mrs. Clmton Pterce, Syra- ed tn a typtcal battle tmtil the Assoc1at10n, a member or the contracts have exp!red and to ---- - - , cuse Mr. and Mr~ Joseph Van 5th mnmg when the Nationw1de i Women 's Aux:1hary of Drew • pay ~·lr Wells $150 lor summer VISIT IN SYRACUSE F::nkenvort of Tempe . Artz are batters broke loose with a Webster Post 39, American cleanmg of the Harn som11llf' el !Vir ;wd Mrs Gil~ Beegle great grandparents barrage of htls includmg a Legion. She is the daughter of ement.ary butldmg Arnul d :s !and larru ly and Marte afi<rt1m· !m1ght\! four bagger by J1mmy Mrs Mayme Holme& of Syramine was g1ven the con tt oct my Kotchruau of fairborn. and DRIVER CITED cyse, and the late Leroy Holm1 Hensley for prov1dmg coal al the Pume- ~~ I mer M{"lod y spent the past 1 Kenneth S. Brown of Colum- ! Bass gave way to Patlerson les roy Jumor and Sen1o r H1g ~ wf'ekend w1th Mrs M~rtle Me~ I bus was cited to mayor 's court · and the ba se htts contmued un-1 Mrs. Crow IS the wife of RobSchool butld!n~s •'ht:re w.-1~ t~ ht! l:lntle Syr <~cust1 Aug . 27 by Pomeroy poltce on 111 the champs had bmlt up a 1 ert H. Crow who is affiliated :, ~is.cussion of federal proJects charges of speeding Wednes- 112-0 lead ' wtth Crow's Steak HoUse in 1 Cundiff : that m1gl11 be applted tor tim 4.UTO OVERTURNS I day mormng. rested Harrison Pomeroy. They "have two sons, )chool year DILLONVALE.: Ohto 1UPfl -~ Ithrough the last 4 tnmngs and ROOert, a sophomore at Kent :. 1\Uendmg were Supt Har - Ga ry Prevo! 18 Piney Fork. KJLLED IN CRASH p11ched shutout hall State University, where he Is ~aves Assl Supt. Mormon. was klllrd and three passengers 1 MARYSVILLE, Ohio tUPI\-- ' Gleason and Lee ,had singles a member of the Golden Flash.;clerk Mt·Comas ~:~nd Members m h1s car were m)ured Tue5- l Rosa MeConnahtA, 55, Marys- !for the all stars. while the Ea- es Varsity football squad. and ,1'1lham Kmg. Mrs E 0 Rail. day n1ghl when 11 ovf'rturned ville, was killed Tuesday in a 1 gles had one home run. two tri· iame~, a sophomore at' Pome~irgil King . H1ram Slawter off Jeffe1son County H.d 11 near I two-car crash on U. S 33 about 1 pi~ three doubles 1,and three I roy H1 gh Srhool, who Is on the ~ President .H.Jchard Jones. 1 here and bur st mlo flames. i 12 mile:s southeast uf tlere. J smgles. 1varsi!J f~t~ll. . team. eroy. Ben Franklm IS a natwnwtde association of independently Qwned, fran· chlsed stores wilh of group buying for better price and . t variety l't 1 s the t' advantage 1 Ph f trs qua 1 y va ues. en me oto. Rain Stops Opening of Tournament Setlnetl, Oslnskl (5), i7) and Ryan. LP-Benoett (I· 2), HRa-Whltfleld (lOth). B,g.u:r•en TW enjgyment In convenient styuna. A<lvancl'd Q-20 l!'!ois.an -c:ra,f!ed ,cha .. Js . slfm Starlight Blaclt Flnlsb IUif'l.. $149• 95 COMPLETE WITH FREE STAND walking. 23, consoIe ADMIRAL JUST RECEIVED! Reg. $219.95 SPECIAl! 1.3" Low Boy ~9.95 S209·95 IHE DAILY SENTINEL With Dual Speakers SPECIAl! 4 SPEAKER S1EREO - AM-FM RADIO ' I I 1 ! I' . ' ~ ,1 ' ' "' ' S1J4·00 S..,.rate Function, Buo Treble, Loucln•• and Balance Conltolo . 'I RECO'RDs·. • • • • 79c-$3.98 ' < - - 2 ONLY 7,300 BTU • ...•_,,, $169 liOVOLT_ ONE MINUTE INSTALLATION UN MOST WINDOWS) 1 ONLY-----.. 11000 BTU , WE HAVli .li GOOD SELECTION OF ... ,, ' SPECIAl! ADMIRAL I' Air Conditioners 110 VOLT- ONE MINUTE INSTALLATION (IN MOST WINDOWS) " 11-,T iii. H& R FIRESTO.NE ~ I , ' ' �'t . ., o., ' '' IJ ' (• 1 Aug. 10, 196t AILSTAR .Dairyman Want Loo.k into D~a:le-rs 'Bo.oks I Atlanta in Novel Twists .. PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Pres-~ the consumers," ' Quick deve1~pmenls followed County, Supetvlsory Buyer J. "PeiU\sylvania lla.• been los· !dent of the United Dairy ''ll is t1me we open the. books ,in the wake of the< anoounced I Earl Sutton estunated the new ing about 1,700 da1ry farmers I r~ r 1c e mcrtmse could cost 1every year ) Farmers (UDF), irate because of the dealers to see where the mcreases. s1nce 1950 and t~e ," of. a two..cent-a..quart m1lk price money is goLng,'' Hayes sa1d. Mayor Joseph M. Barr sent 1county taxpayers an _extra I number has ~n ln~reaslng m : increase in Western Pennsyl· He added that the consumer a telegram to the state M1lk $9,492 a· year to supply mlik for recent yeqrs, he sa1d . .. ', vani'a, sa1d Tuesday 1t was malk ~uke "will do little tCl stop Control commission asking that county institutions. He said the younger people ~.time to eumine the books of , Ihe dwmdling number of da1ry agency .to set a ceUing on milk Mrs. Ma:tha King, ~halnnan Iare leaving the farms and the the dealers I farmers " pnces m Wesij'rn Pennsylvan- i of .the ClttzeM Co~mittee ~or drought has cu{ down the feed Ernest Hayes. of Dawson "The farmers wet e recetvmg 1a 1Fall" Milk Pnces, said Lhe raiSe i 1 RD 1, Fayette County, branded Imore for the1r milk 1n 1946 Al legheny County Solicitor was ''appalling" a~ would cost sup~ y. the hike put mto effec t by l2 t when the pr1ce was only 16 1•.! Maurtce LoUJk satd the county consumers $11 mllhon a year. I M1lton Shapp, Democratic wtll support Lhe city's request. Hayes said the milk problem cand1date for governor, sa1d dairies as •·unfatr and unjust to cents a quart,. Hayes sa1d. --- .. - ' - ' - - - ----- - - - - - - will be worse before it gets bet· ltlte price increase "has all the , ter. appearance of a scandal." 1 1 Emasculated Civil Rights Bill Facing Bleak Future WASHINGTON (UPi) The third major · dvil rights b1ll in three years, a battered surv1vor of a long and stonny passage through the House, today faced a bleak future m the Senate due to lack of support of key Republicans. 1 The measure , an emotional bombshell aimed as much at the North as at the South, was watered down I considerably from President Johnson's proposal of last ApriL And even then , 1t took the House a record break· ing 12 days of deba~e before final approval was_!oted, 259 to 157, Tuesday mght. \ The President had asked for in larger bmldings and homes a total ban on !ill discrimina m new developments - abouL I tion m the sale and rental of 14J per cent of the nallon's, total ' housmg But the final House I Il would also outlaw ' blo~k I bill would exempt all but an busting·• real estate tacttcs m estimated 28 nulhon apartments I all-white netghborhoods. .. c . I : r- ::::::::::::::::::.:-~ ~:~;;n:~:v:::\.~a:~~~; Point Rock .thetiv~~: proposal that t~e Just~<·e Department be gtven 01e powI er •mtwte sct ot desegregaSoCle • l y N0l es Ition sutt.s was votf'd down , 1:12 to fo r !he ll .st Southern! RECEIVES PLAQ UE - R L Jacobs, center, receives a plaque from Mit· chell Jublonski. left, and W. L D1as, right, comrnemoratmg a i:Juarter century as.;ociation wtth the Ben organization. Mr. Jublonski, area manager, 10 10 ~-rankhn ---------- 1 and Mr. Dias, zone manager, made the 1)resentatwn at the store on Tuesday. Mr. Jacobs and Mr .C. D. Slagle are owners of the Ben Frankltn Store in Pom- 104, breakthrough of the long de- DETROIT (UPI) De· troit Tiger Manager Char he Dressen died today of a heart attack. He was 67. PEE WEE CH,AMPS - Champs of the six team Pee Wee League In the Bend Area of Mason County was this group of "Mason Pirates" who went un· defeated in 15 teague games. Pictured with their trophies are front row.._ I to r Johnny Dillon Leroy Simpkins Jeff Gabritsch, David Reed and Terry Boggs; back row.' John Rottgen, Marty Yeager, Don Gabrltsch, Herman Clark and Robbie Lambert. Team manager is Ernest Reed. Absent were Robbie Belcher, Joe Sheppard, Timmy Roush and Peter, Paul and Jamea Frame. - Senti- _____ ___ ~ '------:-:========== Guerrillas Trick Planes Into Worst Error of War I 6 U 65 Dodqe Dart 2 Or. 270 Serie"-, 6 cylinder, standard trans.• radie •nd heilter BEDFORD a $10 Mt.III•Oll Is Sought for OhiO PrOJeCtS 1 Mel~hl uf Ravens~ood uP: Oth~ !t2 Ford Gal. 500 -~ 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Trans., '!· steering, radio and h~ 64 Ford F-700 ! Va~e. W-2 1 :;:'~~: .~c~;;itl~nond~f inde;~i~:. i kl Power wm· f~lend, Katte• crow Addedto sent•Ine aritll 64 Ford Galaxio '' 500. 4 Dr 8 cylinder, alortt. trans. Rad111 and heafttf'ii. power steering, whltewe tires. 63 Chevrolet I Bel Aire. 4 Dr 6 eyl, Standard tnns. White waft tires. \ 63 Ford ,,_ Galaxie 500 2 Dr. I eylln-der. Au tomatic h ·ans. R I· :iio and heater. WhHewall f til"fl. I Keith Goble Fot41 USED CAR LOT' ---- ·· .~.Syc11more $H. \ THE Hl/11! 011 ~~' ) c4 ADMIRAL T.V. \' ptheyride,'~ ~: ~:'0 ':.; i ' ~.:;h~~r~rw::~ikRoa:eyRe~~ Wdlia~ntyresM~och \ f I s {f t ews a IN Meohmywhatlf While )IOU're worrying. it could happetl! Take actioA .-. look under INSURANCE In the YWOW PAGES. Where )1001' finge<s do the ', AmerleaD League Ctete 300 100 001- 5 8 'lllsloli 000 010 000- 0 4 Hargan tll-8) and Azcue: Nationwide is 1}2.0 w· Q Af} S ver . tars s.. Steering Brakes. Automatic traM. • w.,. 1 ha~ feder~ 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hardtof. _·_ pro~e~i Ul:4; 1 ;:el.e~~:;erc:~~: ~issums Oump Truck. 8 cylinder. S speed trans. 2 spe~ ren axle. Long wheel baM. Delegati'on ~enter, ! th~:~ ~~~po~e:~~: Spl•'t on Vote To Ki}} Clause 1 the 59 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr. 8 cvlind..-. Standard trans. with ove,...drive. S:adto and tMat.r. Whitewalls. .. ·r Dill~ 65 Pontiac Tempe-d. 2 Dr. Harcrt<lo 51)0 4 Dr 8 ~:ylinder, River News ~~~}~:~esmarr~~~r~hJer."~o~~b:~t :~n s~reafed heate r, malic tra ns. Radio heater, powe r stetring, white wall tires. . J American 2 Dr. stand•rd tr1ns. speed trans. Comm u n,·st Con srpz· -..ncy • • Root oif uough R zotzng Mo~ements: ' Rain forced postponemenl of the first games of the Syraruse Pony League double-eltmlnation tourna-ment Tue5day even- nel Ph.~m~o~·-------------------------------------------- By Mrs. J. E. Ra dekin N 1 ba~~herwiSe, the House bill I CLEVELAND (UP!) _ The No mdlctments came as 1 lng" ol 1 Negro man, 0 ance e1son Mr and Mrs. , t' · · headed by .. _ • d' 1 I . nd would Out av. lSLrtmma wn m ' rac'!al violence that ripped result of the extensive testimoThe )Uron, J\Qr and fam•ly ol Mary Ia ·d were t the selectwn ol federal, state through thiS city's East Side ny on the deliberate organiza- man Louis Seltzer, aald they guests or his m;th:;rsan ~:~~ I and local coul't Juries. streng!h- slums last month: causmg mil- tion of the week·long riot. Two heard evJdence that the JFK. : father, Mr. ~n ' I en eXISting Jederal law forb id- hons of dollars damage and thousand Ohio National Guardo- House In the Hqh seetloo ..... Prof tit MrPcednt YH· b 1 ding vlolence and terror against claiming four lives was the re- men were caUed in to help po- used as a center 1o discuD 1com 1s con· Mrs au e o ·1 · h k ' · - - -- - - -- - - • . ' t Columbm; Negroes and Cl ~'l ng ts wor - suit of a consptracy involving lice quell the disturbances as pledgmg reciprocal JU.PP011 1 1 I su tmg a spec la Is m nd 1mpose criminal pen 1 · d -•- b thr ith th ~---"·'•t •·""' ol G d' • . I' . 1 th' k She was taken to ers , a . . the Commumst party, the Cuy1 srupers an flrcuum owers w e \Ailwwuuo . r-v I 0 a111po IS ts wee · ange rea JOgs. allies on proff'ssmnal agatators aho 3 Counly Grand Jury created havoc. Ohio in the rietinJ. S:\IGON (llPI\ - \ 1 S snurct's ~aid Communist Dam II 7. 12 8. runnmg 1 ~ i Columbus by her soln, EEverettt who cross state lines to foment c·ha~ged Tuesday mght A few md.ictments came as a "I hope this report actio ID feet on 1 otlt>rs p 03 muoy-Mas- , and daughter, Pamea . . veret l . ~· . . will sui · I guerrillas fired em a 11.S. sJ}Otft•r plan~. d("lib.:-rate Y (Jfl 2007 . Pt P'leC:tsant '!he JUI) members issued a result of indiVIdual actions in- wtru~l which rt t ~ 23 .ss. l will enter 8 Cmcmnati Hospttrtl : nots tuuehlng off tht• Ameriun rf'l:Jiiator_v air raid A US . Hmton _70 . Kanawha Falls 2 22 , • for a fe w weeks treatment. He : But it was the open housing 15-{lay r~:-port stah~g the Com· eluding f~ur me~ ~rged with forstallmg anything Uke, this to:mbassy SJlOktsman said t" o platoons or \'iet Cong Chat leston 18 90. London, ~t1:1r· 115 the F FA lnslruclor ln provtsJon, markmg as 11 does 1 mum st party of Ohto, a studenl· murder 1n the VIgilante slay- happenmg In the future, saidtor "ere in Chao 1\'hiem. a hamlt•t 135 miles soulh"est md and Winfield dams were on Rutland High schoAl. tlte wEB Seltzer • recently retired edt a new f1eld of federal civil f ront group, · · . · Du ul ~algon, prova:'~andhing lhf' 'tillaliwrs \\1u·n the spot- llle :Hils. I Mr and Mrs Wayne Burch- Inghts activity, whieh drew the Bms Club and Lewts Robmson, I'D of the Clevehmd Press. t+>r plane flew onr The embassy said the gurrrillas . field of Columbus were supper I fire. It seemed inevitable that tt leader of the Jomo Freedom, Ignored frantir plt•as or the terrified Vielnanu•se and Boat guests recently of their aunt, would be greetf'd by a filibuster Kenyalta JFK Youlh . I opened fire. llbiO RIVer - Baby Lear Mrs J E Radekm and Nellie in the Senate aided and orgamzed notmg In ed," he said. The embassv spokesman said the \'illagers at· down 13. 3. 20 a.Illlh. y!ckers , and· John Vale Other callers _ ____ the Hough area In July. te~}lted to flee their hume~ .b!lt wt•re prevented rrom dllwn 13, ti .45 a.m~.11.llqutppa were G A. Radekm, daughter. ed a g-roup o( her fr iends at her Rmtmg was caused by " trainThe evidence beard by the domg so by the armed gm; nlla~.h The ospo:~=~e~l::: up 14, 2 50 P m.; Cnss Jr. up ' Tma Mane and Avanel Holli· home m Salem a Sunday even- ed, disciplined professionals Jury ln its week of tes~y .. it. : 4 4 50 pmB; up ::· day and her three ch1ldren, Ju· , lng w1th bullet supper Guests aided and abetted by m!Sgmd· did not surprl•e him, Seltzer 1\0 upe -- ' 40 pm ., nlanE , up 4' dy Gary and Floyd and Mr. I included Mrs J. E. Radekm, ed md!VIduals of all ages and WASHINGTON (UP!) said. h the ----•a 45 p m Stee x.press up 1 ·I • • ' d G A "On the contrary, I ave 1 'med 1 ,, th · 1 SAIGO N (lJPI l Two US othei s Tuesday mgh\ When the 10 20 p ~ : Phtllp Sporn up and Mrs. Jess Prohtt. . Nelhe Vale-. Mr ~n Mrs . ~ co ors, __ ~ury -=-~ ~~ Ohio's delegation in the House feeling tbat this and IDIDY air Force Jf'ts on a smokl' cl eanod only three I" 5 am . RQbe{t lteed d.own I Mrs . Efhe Hoos ier enterlam· Radekm and Tma, Ann_H .flL_tz.~ I crossed party lines Tuesday in other thina• could ·bap~.• ben · 11 I '' " ..,.. - -· ~-- beth T1•rner and Sherrie ater BOLT IDTS HERE , 'k .. ..,.. v1etnamese.dtredt>d attack m Commun1~1 guern as were ll:i, 5 10 a.m., Onward llP 17, ·. . . voting on a motion to stn e an ... and some of them are yet 1 the Mekong Deltd k1ll~d l'! 1ou11d <:mwflg tilE' woundt'd, 11 6 a.m . Walter Beckjord down they vts:tf'd the Mann \VJison The Middleport F1re Depart- open housing provision ~~ to happen." · c v1hans and wounded IH2 \o\ol ~ dhl' lost'd tod dy lH, 6 20 p m.; George Prtre home ,..,h~re their daughter, ment was called Tuesdny at 5 - President Johnson's CIVIl JFK House organizer Robln1 1 Th e FIOO S u e r sabres down 18, 7.45 p.m., National P<mtela ts .homf' ror a f~w 35 p m. to the Raymond Wal· nghls bill. The motmn was de· son angrily defended the "youtb bombed and strafe~ the VIllage dnwn 18, u·oo p.m.; Walter , ~=~sst:~c~~~~eg:~~mKe~;i~~~: burn property on Grant St, feated too to 222 and the bill center," by saying it was a vie' or Truun Th.enh , J:-1 5 Imles , Curley down IB, 4.25 a.m .. ' · ·ved that when llghtmng struck a bmld- later was passed. Urn of a plot by city officiall. , , g Sa on mformaJ Pennsylvama, James Durant, ' • • Word has been re('el mg There was no damage reVoting for elimination If the "Pollee Chief Richard 0 1 1 0 ._ (Contmued ftom page n ~~~111 ~~~n~ So~t~ · Vietnamese ' Ctty of St Louis, F. H. Johnson MrSb Ferm~ Alexand:~ C?~1 1ported. , proVI.slon were Democrats ner, Mayor Loeber and a. few il Middleport H1gh School; Ros~ • th I'" man V•et and Robert West, all downbound 1 lum us .. a ormer res! en I Wayne Hays Walter Moeller ~elftsh N_.,.. leaden a-wnted p . b d d t t M dd!e o11Jcla 1s a1 a "" p D recovermg £rom a recent oper' "r... I'~ r~ Ha~ Sc~ecl oran~ R•:hard Cung company w" hldmg ~nd wa~ung :\20, , au1 II , ! COLUMBUS IUPI) - The I ation m Mt Carmel Hospital. OLDEST ASSEMBLY and Robert Sweeney and Repub- by the white power of the dlf po khlg oo ' t ch I there. rmc!plo an . . omsJana a up· state Natural Resources Depart- Her daught~ Lucille IS in The world's oldest continuous licans John ~bbrook, Clarence . are tryin& to close down tbt Swac amer, !menct ea era bound and watlmg at 20, Z1m- m t has submitted to the U · · bl · th Bells Frances Bolton Frank JFK House" Rob1nSon llkL Rutland High School Rosalie It was the worst inC'J dent of mer down Greenup 7·30 p m. : ' S e~ureau of Outdoor Recrea~ St. Anthony Hospital for emer- legisla~~veC asslem yth lSI le~ o~ Bow' Donald Clancy , Samuel ''To them' the JFK House ll 'toty was hlr~ as Salisbury m ~taken kl lllllf. w the war. Frankl.n B up Greenup 9 45 tJon 8 request for •10,782 ,132 m gency treatmel'lt. [ !i'nwa h' ;~r :e~. ~ ~ h&ve Dev~e William Ha.:Sha, Del- a symbol black thlnkJDJ, ~lementary prmctpal and f.d· p m Buckeye State up Gree~ tat I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson an , w IC IS teY ' nd. Mi k hi to and wai'd Bartels was named Pom- 1 Amencan and South Korec~n up 6' 55 am Wtlham Pitt f~eral r.unds for s e recrea-1 of Pomeroy V¥ ere dmner guests origmated more tban 1,000 bert Latta a 13M ns- black action, blac I ry b ero)' eletnentary school princl- lr{)()ps stagmg a t-ounter-attack down 4.45 p.m ; Flag tJOnh kmg 50 per ' recently of her sister and bro- years ago. ts 1 t limina· black al . ' in the stri:lleglc Central Htgh· ishl down Meldahl 5 2fl pm T e s . s see ther-in-Jaw Mr. and Mrs G. - mocra agans e . ously, n wan ~ p Wnd G J.-h was appoin~ lands meanwhile killed 1711 1 P , M ld hi 30 ·: cent matchmg funds under pro- A Radeki; and Jamlly. The Arlin Rlldekm of Richmond, tion were Thomas Ashley, Mt· think for ouraelves an4 plan 9 1 11 eel ~ r:plac:r Lee McComas on I North Vlt>tllamese regulars IJ~~~y, Ku~P ~el;ahl 9 40 ; ~·: IVIsions' pi the Feder~;a;d l:d I Robert Holhday family o[ I spent {he w~kend at home. He chael Feighan, Jobn Gilligan, Our own lives.,. 1 p\lblic library board. Mr I today . _The actwn was part ·Meldahl fromo I Wooster were also. guesbl.. is being transferred t& Bowling LODG __E_TO_MEE'I' __ ' McComas' res1gnanon was ac- 1Opera11on Paul Revere ll p m . New Orlgans down M~l- 1 a marine foe! taxes and ad- Saturday evemng dmner Green. . . . . nee cepted. resignations ac- i underwa)' about 2211 miles north dahl 12 Ja am. I to federal recreation guests of Mrs J E Radekm John and Peggy hcans Racine Lodge Masonie No. eepted were George Wagner's 1of Saigon. · were her rousms, Mr and FaulJer v1s1ted h1s grandmo- Brown, W1 am , 461 wtn have a basket picnlc as bus driver and Wilham Rus· : 1 Gallipolis D&JD - Jenk.s up , areaS". ent director Fred Mrs. C. W. StanRbmy, of Co- ther, Mrs. Erma Vale, at the I Charles Mosher and WllUam on Sunday, August 14, at 1 p. sell's as Middleport High School ; Toll R~:ses 3 25 p m ; Leeanna down 8 15 Depart~ 1 Carmen Rest Home. Stanton. m. at the Dave YOI!It farm. AU 1 b incipal and teacher . 1 The· pre-dawn triumph 111 p m , A. J Pallen up 9 p.m .• [ Morr £ald the projects propos· I urn:="::_'·~--------' Pr m. at the Dave Yolll ltmn. AU , th L th H d • ~ . ed for the matchmg funds ID· Authonzatlon ot notes to be- Jungle moun 1,ams near e u er er man up 9 - p.m ' I .. I members and - their larnlllea gin planoing for the new com· Ca mbodian border brought \0 Queen C!ly up 11 :30 p.m.: are lovited. prehensive tugh school bUJld- 385 the number of Commumst up 1 a.m. Eastern up 1.30 a. H S t p ing was given by the board and troops killed tn the Hkiay-old m ' John J. Rowe up 3 10 am.: . County, Ea~ arbor ~~ ar I Mrs Robert (Kahe) Crow, Veterans Memorial ilolpllll Squire Sa nders and DempseY .s weep It followed a Commumst ' Reliable up 5 30 am , Elisha I m Ottawa ounty, a~re a natt~e of Meigs County has Adml11loa - Georp Luster, Clevel~nd ' were named ~nd· •mlr1ar ' attack on a South Woods down 7. 15 a.m. ' Reservcotr SttateD PIlark~~ a- I been 3dded to the news lrt~ff of Middleport; Francis Douglao, h h K h R' S1 ware oun y 1 on lt.eservmr mu attor.-..:ovs 1\or~~:~n troop con tmgent, w lC anaw a JVerH -I ozvay up 1 State p ar k ID'Muskmgum ''r.. " .,,, IL d vuUn· The Oat I'-J Sentinel ' tt was anAlbany: Ronald Grady, MlnertIt ~as reported the board railed in U S armored umts on on 2 am.; e eo . up F S p k pounced today ville; Lakin :;oothall, Cottop. Supt Hargraves. Asst Sup! and other ~OK troops I Marmet 5 am.: Mountain State : ty.' ttocky ork tat~ arC m 'The emplo).meot of Mrs. vllle, W. Va.; MrB. Rodney ' Larry Morrison, and Clerk Lee I_...Wmfield 7·35 P m.: Beaver ~aghla;d k~ung. an C ~wan Crow as fulltime news reportO'Brien, Seawe, Wash. "' H , II " 1 ~ dOwn Winfteld 8:30p.m .. Hous- ' tate <:~r m mton oun y. I er 15 an, 1mportant expansion of McComas durmg lhe past 10 ,,g 1. 'SIP 1'...01 .!'i I ~ W f ld 9 ,40 .· 1 · · DlochaJlles - Nara Jenl<s, · days have vtsi1ed several struc· . . . •_ . • ton n 1D te p.m .• l our ed1tortal staff whtch IS con· Brenda Potts, Dorothy hencer, tures m central ond southem \1Jitlary rvwe ,o. Shearer up Wmfleld l2:- · tmually mterested 10 better Cora Denny and Gertrude Sell' Ohio des1gned by the tour arch Sgt Norman E Hy~ell has 125 a.m., J . S. Lewis up Wm-: serving Da1ly Sentinel subscribbi-o. itects Still bemg L'Onstdered tor bf'l>n honorabl) discharged field 2 a.m ' f ori Dearborn ers," said Chester L. Tanne-lhe new high school job The from Army after servmg s1x idown Wmfteld 4 40 am, lODer hill , editor. NOW YOU KNUW group has gone by plant to ye~:~r~ ol ucti Vf' duly tn the miI Mrs Crow, a graduate of Euctty 71 yem qt IOdaJ Zanesv ille, Columbus and Cm· l1tarv pohce He took h,1s bas1c DAUGifrER BORN , Pomeroy H1gh School 1'40), was Brttata t«orded ltl ftn& fltiJ cinnall and made extenmt' aU· tramtnj.!, at Fort Knox Kentucky Mr and Mrs. Terry Pierce, Inews editor with WMPO RadiO utt aceldeat wbetJ Mn. Jlrl&. to tnps to such area!-! as .lack- )and fi'ort Gordon Georgia_ He I Loratn, are announcing the birth , I Statton in 1961. She has attendcet Drlocoll wao kaock.. dowl !oOn Morgan and Plke rounttes also servl>d at Camp I'ar~y . of thetr first child, a 7 lb , 7 oz: I The annual all star game be- ~ ed Columbus Business Umver.. 1iJ a boneteu .-rrlqe. It was indicated thai 1he se-j lt<tl}. F~tr I .Jack:;on. South Ca- l daughter, July 20, named Chert I tween the league champ!on and stty. . lection ol an arrhtleC't w111 he rolma Seoul Korea and Fort I Lee. Maternal grandparents are 1 the •·al l stars" was played at I A res1dent of Syracuse, Mr!. cmnounced soon. Hol <:~b!rd. Md Mr. and Mrs. A~thony Sardma the Kyger Creek held Monday Crow is a member of the sna· The board also voted to re- Ilt> 1.s a 1959 graduate of Eas- ol Milwaukee, W1sc , and pa- 1evenmg cuse Presbytenan Church, pres· DI!:YOTED fO INI'I!:BI!:S'l Of employ Rll teachers. Jamtors. tt'rn Ht~h Sehool and ts em - ternal grandparents are ~1r. Ha,·rtson and Bas:s were lock· lident of the Big Bend Minstrel MEIGS • MAtlllN AU.\ bus dnver s and cooks whtlse pl• ,\f'd at PhthJ)'· Sporn Plant and Mrs. Clmton Pterce, Syra- ed tn a typtcal battle tmtil the Assoc1at10n, a member or the contracts have exp!red and to ---- - - , cuse Mr. and Mr~ Joseph Van 5th mnmg when the Nationw1de i Women 's Aux:1hary of Drew • pay ~·lr Wells $150 lor summer VISIT IN SYRACUSE F::nkenvort of Tempe . Artz are batters broke loose with a Webster Post 39, American cleanmg of the Harn som11llf' el !Vir ;wd Mrs Gil~ Beegle great grandparents barrage of htls includmg a Legion. She is the daughter of ement.ary butldmg Arnul d :s !and larru ly and Marte afi<rt1m· !m1ght\! four bagger by J1mmy Mrs Mayme Holme& of Syramine was g1ven the con tt oct my Kotchruau of fairborn. and DRIVER CITED cyse, and the late Leroy Holm1 Hensley for prov1dmg coal al the Pume- ~~ I mer M{"lod y spent the past 1 Kenneth S. Brown of Colum- ! Bass gave way to Patlerson les roy Jumor and Sen1o r H1g ~ wf'ekend w1th Mrs M~rtle Me~ I bus was cited to mayor 's court · and the ba se htts contmued un-1 Mrs. Crow IS the wife of RobSchool butld!n~s •'ht:re w.-1~ t~ ht! l:lntle Syr <~cust1 Aug . 27 by Pomeroy poltce on 111 the champs had bmlt up a 1 ert H. Crow who is affiliated :, ~is.cussion of federal proJects charges of speeding Wednes- 112-0 lead ' wtth Crow's Steak HoUse in 1 Cundiff : that m1gl11 be applted tor tim 4.UTO OVERTURNS I day mormng. rested Harrison Pomeroy. They "have two sons, )chool year DILLONVALE.: Ohto 1UPfl -~ Ithrough the last 4 tnmngs and ROOert, a sophomore at Kent :. 1\Uendmg were Supt Har - Ga ry Prevo! 18 Piney Fork. KJLLED IN CRASH p11ched shutout hall State University, where he Is ~aves Assl Supt. Mormon. was klllrd and three passengers 1 MARYSVILLE, Ohio tUPI\-- ' Gleason and Lee ,had singles a member of the Golden Flash.;clerk Mt·Comas ~:~nd Members m h1s car were m)ured Tue5- l Rosa MeConnahtA, 55, Marys- !for the all stars. while the Ea- es Varsity football squad. and ,1'1lham Kmg. Mrs E 0 Rail. day n1ghl when 11 ovf'rturned ville, was killed Tuesday in a 1 gles had one home run. two tri· iame~, a sophomore at' Pome~irgil King . H1ram Slawter off Jeffe1son County H.d 11 near I two-car crash on U. S 33 about 1 pi~ three doubles 1,and three I roy H1 gh Srhool, who Is on the ~ President .H.Jchard Jones. 1 here and bur st mlo flames. i 12 mile:s southeast uf tlere. J smgles. 1varsi!J f~t~ll. . team. eroy. Ben Franklm IS a natwnwtde association of independently Qwned, fran· chlsed stores wilh of group buying for better price and . t variety l't 1 s the t' advantage 1 Ph f trs qua 1 y va ues. en me oto. Rain Stops Opening of Tournament Setlnetl, Oslnskl (5), i7) and Ryan. LP-Benoett (I· 2), HRa-Whltfleld (lOth). B,g.u:r•en TW enjgyment In convenient styuna. A<lvancl'd Q-20 l!'!ois.an -c:ra,f!ed ,cha .. Js . slfm Starlight Blaclt Flnlsb IUif'l.. $149• 95 COMPLETE WITH FREE STAND walking. 23, consoIe ADMIRAL JUST RECEIVED! Reg. $219.95 SPECIAl! 1.3" Low Boy ~9.95 S209·95 IHE DAILY SENTINEL With Dual Speakers SPECIAl! 4 SPEAKER S1EREO - AM-FM RADIO ' I I 1 ! I' . ' ~ ,1 ' ' "' ' S1J4·00 S..,.rate Function, Buo Treble, Loucln•• and Balance Conltolo . 'I RECO'RDs·. • • • • 79c-$3.98 ' < - - 2 ONLY 7,300 BTU • ...•_,,, $169 liOVOLT_ ONE MINUTE INSTALLATION UN MOST WINDOWS) 1 ONLY-----.. 11000 BTU , WE HAVli .li GOOD SELECTION OF ... ,, ' SPECIAl! ADMIRAL I' Air Conditioners 110 VOLT- ONE MINUTE INSTALLATION (IN MOST WINDOWS) " 11-,T iii. H& R FIRESTO.NE ~ I , ' ' �~J,.., .... ...... - •116o--ri ... ,....... ~ .. ......-..... - ..... ,.. ... _ __ - - • . - · · · ' . '' l ' ~ .\ ., " .'·· I ' • iJ ~. '' . +-Dal~ Seu\inel, I'OIIj_eroy-llllddleport, o., Aug. 10, 1968 . oppose- Rollllley's The leCDIId conslderalloll 1o ,; 00 reel tklll 11 · Grlf lbe bll Cllle. n lllbat Jll>mney'• lin's": •• oppases • political stalure. wiD...!~ me.! l' · sured to a . pal ..-t "' . What se)s , llle llllmney and Grlflln'a· lbiillf~~g· lldlovember ' agalnit Wlluams. reel....... II Jll>muey I& ""~ · aobnporlanl to Romney 1!01 m mor ' In November , .·inli two 'COD&idS'allons. dtllltl WUIIIms, Jiom. / The Qrl!l 11 111&1 Romney b aey's pollltoai-IIOek will boom front ruilrier In :the eontest ror boom, boom, RIBhUY or wront aoveroor 11!1!1 . ·~1 il 11. RoJime)o will be ·credfted upecled to win. Peri!apa It il with C81't111!1 Grtllln lnln .oiBco Ronu!ey's m1aforlune that bla Jlith bim. One of those coa¥1 reelection' generally II upecled jollsl T)W would. blip ., Rmn· that be wiD not much ney wbJre lw moil netdl blip, his pollllcal stature which Ia at the cmmty and by ~ CODtlnued In precinct ~el of RepubliCan ' ' RREIIRP.IS! · ..IUYENILIUDI.IL'I'8 IliAD , i.1n: 1111SDAJLE DMr !Weo: WI bid to wall most of our Uvos 1o on a bomt we could alford. TIWI il 1 aupposedly lood MIJbborhood, yet !rom . thl Digl;t we moved In, "' baYB been hll'laed, lnllmkllt. ed lllld lhunned. 11 11ar1ec1 with doorbell rtng. 1'111 wnneot to Ill" lh1l may be !be w.1! af Cllll J11111111 wl>o -~~ ,W oalaf !be boull. Alk ~ai3Ln; than~ntour ~PYWWE u allempl so :o:::~~ =-~"= :,~htc!;:u::t.ton ,.~. ... nndaU""'· the cement ateps to had an unhappy married momthl lroat walk smashed. en!. Wt are wakened at • a.m. by 'neighban loudly dumping Ilea· When my husband and I got Y'f trash In the alley. Adult foo~ married we were not In Bve, In prints 1!1 the sncn• under our the "Hollywood" way. We were, windows showed we'd had therefore . ..ne enough to realprowlers in the night. ize that basic ideals and beliefs They deliberately cut across must be compatible to make lor qur lawn, wearinl a path bare. happiness. In desperation we put up a We are now deeply in love, fence. It was lor" down in less and our love grows earh year. than a week. We have a sunny, sm1liD8 We nearly stood ou our heads daughter, perllapo because she 10 be friendly when we came has never known an almolphere here, but nothini helped. We other than on• of 111111hter and hut maybe of a minority We thank God every day for are NOT ofwe're a minority race, aHection. al(e, as sometimeo age preju- our blessings, and only wish dice is as vicio111 a race proju- the rouples who complain to dice. you so much had not been blind· We 've tried to reason out eel by so-called "romance," or the rause and can only think Uiat the fnrmor occupant of the house waa mad that the ownero oold it and "did him out ol" a borne to rent Pooslbly he has l!ll""ad rumors and s!arted vm dalism su that we will move and be con ront it aaain. I can't lind ou! - no ono speaks. We lived Iolii( years in our .former home without trouble, hut here we offered friendship and 101 brickbats. What can we 'do - HURT Dear Hurt: I ean't believe a whole neigh· norhood would be vicious, so BEHRf'S W~RlO would realize that nothing In the world Ia worth hurtlnl the person you love. MoraJ , Marry with open eyes am! keep them hall-shut alterwards. - R. M. Dear R.: So nice to meet you! Pleue write aaain. Letters like youn recharge a columnist's batterieo. - H. Dear Hele"' I've walked my lega oft lry· iog 10 get a job. They alway• ask, "Are you experienced" How do you get experienced if nn one will hire you Where can lI =~yu!!on"~o=. •011 Ibis ~:"m:t"!''~:;:=~ • ,... rnellln ·YOUR 'REGISTER SLIP IS ALWAYS LONGER AT TINY'S BECAUSE YOU GET MORE GROCERIES FOR YOUR. MONEY, .YOUR GROCERY BAG IS FULL OF GRO·CERIES, INSTEAD OF STAMPS, GIM· MICKS, AND CONTEST BLANKS _·_ _ EVERYTH ING ltOUND IONI AIM CUT but theweI therI eee . • Here'a a lwldy "Pill* M Lilt" we hope will make thia weekelld'1 t.f·':tllt«te picnic when nobody says, ..Dant it we fOI'J'Ot .. • _ Potato Chips --_ _ C1kes I'in a. r.l ..,Ices ---~ Cheeses Butter Eggs Milk · -~ueSauce Olives Peanut Butter &Jelly Beans FRUIT & VEG. DEPARTMENT Tomatoes Lettuce Radishes Fruits Cucumbers Watermelons MISCELLANEOUS AlP Chlrcoel Charcoal Lighter l'lplr Plates ,.,.. Cups Sandwich Wrap Napkins _ Crackers Pickles Aluminum Foil IONIIN ·"• IONILISI _ VARIETIES _ _ ;:39c TE-' CO., INt: . ,··, BartleH Pears · ··· 2 c• 85c POl IALADS-II ..a, <SM I ll ... lar_6fc Ill IF, VEAL AND PORK ; ;!1, ·~ RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ... ...,... Kanauga, 0. Middleport, 0. PERT ,FR&SH FROZEN . Meatloaf Mix · .... · .. ,., 69~. · NAPKINS C. PKG. . t1 ._caM Fnit Drinks · ·· · S cans $1.00' ., i OU!IOWN Tea Bags ·· Pkg. of 48 .. 4~ ... · EA~ MONDAY ANN I'AGI-OUII FINIIT QUALITY POR Y'OUII COFFII SULTANA L.AIIGI 01 SMALL . '): • - ' 21oz. Stlffecl OliYes 1Ol-oz. far 65c /' . SULTANA ,.., Butter • 2!·1•. far 98c ANN PAGII-OUII PIN liT QUALITY ' PKG. Gallon Plastic .SPRAY STARCH • . .1 • 200count Easy Monday Bleach I Mayonnaise · · H-qt. far 15c. . . Jane Parker Favorites! • · Giant 3oz.iar . . Maaclarln Oranges 4 cans 99c Cl!arm~n · ·· · · · 4 roll pac1c 39c ·PI Steaks Froz• Di•rs · · ·· 2 for 79~ CAP'N ~OHN PROZEN , .. Cod Filets~··· l.U.. pkg. 49c . · "SUP'IR-IIIGHT"IIItAND . Smokies .. .. 12-oz. pkg. 69C • •"•'I Fine Gr oce ry Features! Aaor!o.l :' Whit-ATHitOOM TIISUI : ~tAem c IULTANA,YARIETIIS H!-C 6 Y.AIIIT!II WE RESERVE THE · .ii · Red Barn 39C; Luncheon Meats Egg Noodles · ·.1~b. pkg. 29c l lb•. " ..... Scallops, Fried &FrOa.n lb, 75c Scallop Dinners ..a... pkg. 49c ........... Quick ,,•.,Qijf . Scallops ___ 12-oz. kg. Scallops, Froun Bulk • lb. 69c I T I N y,s .., . '., AlP SCAWOP FESTIVAL CoHee Mate · ··· 6-oz, i• 45c ~TLA N TI C _ 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO iERVE YOU ·' :.' I "SUPER-RIGHT" A&P IRAND-HALVII-1~~. I hr. cano Fairmont Cottage Cheese ,can . GAL AppleJelly ·.... · 2-lb. jar 45c . Family ' Size ! -- Fres h Frud , ·! nd Vr>got ab lesl ' JANE PARKIR PUUMAN STYLE Peach Pie · .. .... · .. each 49c ,. --:,.(· JANI PARKIR Plain, Sug1r or Cinnamon M.OITON'S-With Frte Pan-FroJen 1·111. loave& LEMONADE Grapes ~1 ~LIFORNIA LARGE ·~· 29c Nectarines SEEDLESS Spanish Bar ·· · · · · · each 35c Frozen Food Features! SUNSWEET- FROZEN SWEET· JUICY. THOMSON · JANE PARKIR- lCED, SPICED CAKI Wllite Cake .. .. .. .. each 49c Wt are not IteR to iilbt IDJ' dlurdt, deDOUl.ilu~Uon. or any elaes o1 people, but to pre ach the ''C'..ospel" to tbe " AmerRan People" that . , . ~ 1al'n ...S to '"God,'' before it II too tate. I am a full blooded American. fought in World W·a r n llld am proud tbat I c!id 1 belong to "American . legion" 11'111 •• a .OVII!b:>ran fll f'or.eign w.rs.• Co•t out to the uwetilig1 1'JU vetemna. a•d all full blooded A.llleri· earut. and Jtetp tarn oar ~1tton'' back to "God .. nd the •Bible." Eve rybody ..eloolllle. We an your fnend:s in IRI!AST QUARTER$ _ ANN PAGII-OUR PINIIT OUALITY CIOfiYIUOHT Ct 1966, THE GREAT 110 Mlcllllopllrt, 0 . IJOOI'io." 89c • LEGS OR Sweet Peas · · · · 1-lb. can 10c JANii PARKIR CHOCOLATI CHIP Prowretl l+a4- "Rla:hteousness exaltef~ a Nltilft. liNt II• Fryer Chickf!n llADLEV FARMS Donuts .. .. .. .. 2 doz. 49c · To let yo u know we .are ordained mwi.stera. preaching the g ospel to al l th t' AtMrican ~~ to tun back to "God ." to the "Old P~ths. " that uuc fOle-Wbert ODCe trad.. F.w as a wholf> the U.S.A is turoiq a w:l y trom "God ." and fttf' 1Hble .~ ayS-----Psa1rn s 9-17. ' "nne wicked shall be turned into bt"tl . and all the ''N ations" that (orget "God .' ' Beef Rib Roast lb. ... __.._ --···-- ANN PAGE PICNIC ITEMS Salad Dressings Ketchup &Mustard - THUTRE "TO THf PEOPtE Of AMERICA" PLUMP- TASTY Delmonico Steaks ·· lb. $1.99 Beef Shanks, Bone In • lb. 49c Beef Neck Bones ·· · · lb. 25c Enriched Bread Evaupll:la Fred & EllytM Btoclla "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Yukoll Club Canned Soda_ Our O.lnstant Tea Cold Cuts Frankfurters Ground Beef Chicken GOSPEL MEETINGS Ex..,.tMan.& t1auck Steak, Bla.. Cut I&. 49e IOUND IONI AIIM CUT . Chuck Sttak .. · .. · .. .. II. 59c · BetfShort Ribs · ···.. lb. Ground Chuck · .... ·· · lb. Beef RU. Steaks · ···· · lb. 99c 'I lvvyNilht7:30 ..... ChuckRoast .. · .. · .. .. lb. 49c Englsh Roast ·.. · .. .. lb. 59c Chuck Roast, Boneless lb. 69c Stewing Beef, Boneless lb. 75c r-·-·-·--·-··-·--·-----·------------------1 MEAT DEPT. BEVERAGES DAIRY DEPT. Hb. .... LIBERTY N lb. P. S. Don't forret the can opener. ConMnue At rio ...... "Super -Right" Meats! BLADE Lots of •will be picnickinr. tOo. nw tlurt wt''ft rcrised prices, if'1 fllllr fW that we roise WAGU OUt WN;t$1" ( u.,....~ . • llut, with )'OU, we'll with for a perfect day. l l"'ll'Dicl! to my • 1._. . ....,.. WELL TltiMMED JUII't.nteed to pleaM. We're IIOITY we can't guarantee the Wf& ther- 1o , • Jd always, everythina you buy at A& Pis completely Tuas. ....,..._ at , Reutbers . for the U.S. Senate Is Robert P. elocllon. The apeDdiOI .viB be Grtffm co-author of the Llbor· lhrolllh the AFL-CIO Commit. Manag~ment Repori!Dg and lee on Political Education, Disclosure Act of 1951. which COPE 19' short. . eoughl to prevont cori'Ujlllon In COPE'• political activities the management of union labor llflchlg81! are financed by pension and weUare lundll. gontle head·lal on AFU:!O Orallllized labor did not like members. Thia !• a eunls:<•· that lea~Jlation. 'Jbere Is special month levy which can mse inCentive lor the untona to upward .of 1&00,000 a year In combine In . Michigan aaalnst flOOd times of lull emplo~t ~·--·-·--·--·-·----·-·----·-·----·-·----·---- -----~ "Gentl~n, He . _.J:.+_CIJBrudl _____ . n "' .Oil. -;;;-:m HOVI.ng CHUCK. ·Ro·.A·. ·s.T.. . p • ? c O ICn I . WE Gu E JANE PARKER DEPARTMENT Rolls \ @! " " !~leo= ~!....!..,and rorpoll:mO: -~:l' --···-- C.• I If win lhe Novomber ,, U:: II~~~w:-~~:~~·~~;·~H~.~~~~~~~~~~m~o~•~~~~:~~pon~~eo~l~~and::lor::W:OO:amo::.~~and~==;,:~~~~~~~r.;iiii~i;i;~::~;;~~~~~ broken loeb and Dear Helen: to break dollll You aet many letllrl. pordl. Tiley hit ollf boule with miserable hulba""• an4 WI ' By LYLI!: W1J.10N Ulllled Pnn 111-lloul Gof. Glorp Jll>mney'l ebenaf btllg the 1111 ftlpubll· II!IIII1D!e for Pres~ wiD u.; IHII' wiDdoWI, •' · Hinges Key to ROJnney's p0 Jiti•ca1 Fate 0n Polib•ea} Fate of G•Mennen Willi•ams depend very mucl! on the polltieal Iota of Walter Reuth· er's man who II the Democrs· pallcl protecliclll. lie candidate this year in ADd Ilk a 11w lllllbbora ,Ill Mlcblpn for the . U.S. $enate. far teL EYeD lhou&h IIIey " Reulher'l man 1a G. Meonm beard bacl llllnp about go - IDGH SCHOOL GRAD- WIIUamo, the six-time Democra· they wW probably come 001 UATE IN CALIFORNIA uc govemor of Michigan, who curlollly. Thea per1lopl :IW OUr HSG· wu succeeded by Rmnney In Jet lo r'le bottom Ill all this Try Youth OpporiUnlty 1111. Romney 11 runnlrl& this -A H. CIDier at your Slate Employ- )'ell' lor re-ei,.UOn. =•::.. mikes Wil11am11 •••more tbe 1mru.e w 11 Tl!at oltultlO! Natiollf}'l Window ' •I IIIDSICINS Peaches 2 ... 39c . I HEI CALIPOUIIA Pea~_ c . IUMID 2 .... 39c .ILONI ' Hon~ydews •. 69c J·, lread Dough ··· · 31oaves SSe PLAY .. MRS. SMITH 'S-FROZEN Pecan Pies · · 24-oz. pkg. 79c ' . ( Oh ley, P:roun, With ChMM or ChiY• l24LIIIttL Stvffed Potatoes 2 pkgs. 69c • . 11000 .~· : . . . , _;·WIN ·. . ••• , ......... "Cbrilt Jesus." _ ............. ~·-··"'-~ ... ~ • -<_ ..c ' " ,o...-:,..--...~,l..- r~.--,: . ' hc. .. J 1 H~on ~ t.i.,. .:" sloo ~' ~ . liiln. Roborl 6raybiU can ----.--- ·~·-_.,.t..•-.•·•;;.,. I- '•'. ~ ··q,• • '-. ' ' Tall e,an ·' "' ~ '' .v, r' · .. \ �~J,.., .... ...... - •116o--ri ... ,....... ~ .. ......-..... - ..... ,.. ... _ __ - - • . - · · · ' . '' l ' ~ .\ ., " .'·· I ' • iJ ~. '' . +-Dal~ Seu\inel, I'OIIj_eroy-llllddleport, o., Aug. 10, 1968 . oppose- Rollllley's The leCDIId conslderalloll 1o ,; 00 reel tklll 11 · Grlf lbe bll Cllle. n lllbat Jll>mney'• lin's": •• oppases • political stalure. wiD...!~ me.! l' · sured to a . pal ..-t "' . What se)s , llle llllmney and Grlflln'a· lbiillf~~g· lldlovember ' agalnit Wlluams. reel....... II Jll>muey I& ""~ · aobnporlanl to Romney 1!01 m mor ' In November , .·inli two 'COD&idS'allons. dtllltl WUIIIms, Jiom. / The Qrl!l 11 111&1 Romney b aey's pollltoai-IIOek will boom front ruilrier In :the eontest ror boom, boom, RIBhUY or wront aoveroor 11!1!1 . ·~1 il 11. RoJime)o will be ·credfted upecled to win. Peri!apa It il with C81't111!1 Grtllln lnln .oiBco Ronu!ey's m1aforlune that bla Jlith bim. One of those coa¥1 reelection' generally II upecled jollsl T)W would. blip ., Rmn· that be wiD not much ney wbJre lw moil netdl blip, his pollllcal stature which Ia at the cmmty and by ~ CODtlnued In precinct ~el of RepubliCan ' ' RREIIRP.IS! · ..IUYENILIUDI.IL'I'8 IliAD , i.1n: 1111SDAJLE DMr !Weo: WI bid to wall most of our Uvos 1o on a bomt we could alford. TIWI il 1 aupposedly lood MIJbborhood, yet !rom . thl Digl;t we moved In, "' baYB been hll'laed, lnllmkllt. ed lllld lhunned. 11 11ar1ec1 with doorbell rtng. 1'111 wnneot to Ill" lh1l may be !be w.1! af Cllll J11111111 wl>o -~~ ,W oalaf !be boull. Alk ~ai3Ln; than~ntour ~PYWWE u allempl so :o:::~~ =-~"= :,~htc!;:u::t.ton ,.~. ... nndaU""'· the cement ateps to had an unhappy married momthl lroat walk smashed. en!. Wt are wakened at • a.m. by 'neighban loudly dumping Ilea· When my husband and I got Y'f trash In the alley. Adult foo~ married we were not In Bve, In prints 1!1 the sncn• under our the "Hollywood" way. We were, windows showed we'd had therefore . ..ne enough to realprowlers in the night. ize that basic ideals and beliefs They deliberately cut across must be compatible to make lor qur lawn, wearinl a path bare. happiness. In desperation we put up a We are now deeply in love, fence. It was lor" down in less and our love grows earh year. than a week. We have a sunny, sm1liD8 We nearly stood ou our heads daughter, perllapo because she 10 be friendly when we came has never known an almolphere here, but nothini helped. We other than on• of 111111hter and hut maybe of a minority We thank God every day for are NOT ofwe're a minority race, aHection. al(e, as sometimeo age preju- our blessings, and only wish dice is as vicio111 a race proju- the rouples who complain to dice. you so much had not been blind· We 've tried to reason out eel by so-called "romance," or the rause and can only think Uiat the fnrmor occupant of the house waa mad that the ownero oold it and "did him out ol" a borne to rent Pooslbly he has l!ll""ad rumors and s!arted vm dalism su that we will move and be con ront it aaain. I can't lind ou! - no ono speaks. We lived Iolii( years in our .former home without trouble, hut here we offered friendship and 101 brickbats. What can we 'do - HURT Dear Hurt: I ean't believe a whole neigh· norhood would be vicious, so BEHRf'S W~RlO would realize that nothing In the world Ia worth hurtlnl the person you love. MoraJ , Marry with open eyes am! keep them hall-shut alterwards. - R. M. Dear R.: So nice to meet you! Pleue write aaain. Letters like youn recharge a columnist's batterieo. - H. Dear Hele"' I've walked my lega oft lry· iog 10 get a job. They alway• ask, "Are you experienced" How do you get experienced if nn one will hire you Where can lI =~yu!!on"~o=. •011 Ibis ~:"m:t"!''~:;:=~ • ,... rnellln ·YOUR 'REGISTER SLIP IS ALWAYS LONGER AT TINY'S BECAUSE YOU GET MORE GROCERIES FOR YOUR. MONEY, .YOUR GROCERY BAG IS FULL OF GRO·CERIES, INSTEAD OF STAMPS, GIM· MICKS, AND CONTEST BLANKS _·_ _ EVERYTH ING ltOUND IONI AIM CUT but theweI therI eee . • Here'a a lwldy "Pill* M Lilt" we hope will make thia weekelld'1 t.f·':tllt«te picnic when nobody says, ..Dant it we fOI'J'Ot .. • _ Potato Chips --_ _ C1kes I'in a. r.l ..,Ices ---~ Cheeses Butter Eggs Milk · -~ueSauce Olives Peanut Butter &Jelly Beans FRUIT & VEG. DEPARTMENT Tomatoes Lettuce Radishes Fruits Cucumbers Watermelons MISCELLANEOUS AlP Chlrcoel Charcoal Lighter l'lplr Plates ,.,.. Cups Sandwich Wrap Napkins _ Crackers Pickles Aluminum Foil IONIIN ·"• IONILISI _ VARIETIES _ _ ;:39c TE-' CO., INt: . ,··, BartleH Pears · ··· 2 c• 85c POl IALADS-II ..a, <SM I ll ... lar_6fc Ill IF, VEAL AND PORK ; ;!1, ·~ RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ... ...,... Kanauga, 0. Middleport, 0. PERT ,FR&SH FROZEN . Meatloaf Mix · .... · .. ,., 69~. · NAPKINS C. PKG. . t1 ._caM Fnit Drinks · ·· · S cans $1.00' ., i OU!IOWN Tea Bags ·· Pkg. of 48 .. 4~ ... · EA~ MONDAY ANN I'AGI-OUII FINIIT QUALITY POR Y'OUII COFFII SULTANA L.AIIGI 01 SMALL . '): • - ' 21oz. Stlffecl OliYes 1Ol-oz. far 65c /' . SULTANA ,.., Butter • 2!·1•. far 98c ANN PAGII-OUII PIN liT QUALITY ' PKG. Gallon Plastic .SPRAY STARCH • . .1 • 200count Easy Monday Bleach I Mayonnaise · · H-qt. far 15c. . . Jane Parker Favorites! • · Giant 3oz.iar . . Maaclarln Oranges 4 cans 99c Cl!arm~n · ·· · · · 4 roll pac1c 39c ·PI Steaks Froz• Di•rs · · ·· 2 for 79~ CAP'N ~OHN PROZEN , .. Cod Filets~··· l.U.. pkg. 49c . · "SUP'IR-IIIGHT"IIItAND . Smokies .. .. 12-oz. pkg. 69C • •"•'I Fine Gr oce ry Features! Aaor!o.l :' Whit-ATHitOOM TIISUI : ~tAem c IULTANA,YARIETIIS H!-C 6 Y.AIIIT!II WE RESERVE THE · .ii · Red Barn 39C; Luncheon Meats Egg Noodles · ·.1~b. pkg. 29c l lb•. " ..... Scallops, Fried &FrOa.n lb, 75c Scallop Dinners ..a... pkg. 49c ........... Quick ,,•.,Qijf . Scallops ___ 12-oz. kg. Scallops, Froun Bulk • lb. 69c I T I N y,s .., . '., AlP SCAWOP FESTIVAL CoHee Mate · ··· 6-oz, i• 45c ~TLA N TI C _ 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO iERVE YOU ·' :.' I "SUPER-RIGHT" A&P IRAND-HALVII-1~~. I hr. cano Fairmont Cottage Cheese ,can . GAL AppleJelly ·.... · 2-lb. jar 45c . Family ' Size ! -- Fres h Frud , ·! nd Vr>got ab lesl ' JANE PARKIR PUUMAN STYLE Peach Pie · .. .... · .. each 49c ,. --:,.(· JANI PARKIR Plain, Sug1r or Cinnamon M.OITON'S-With Frte Pan-FroJen 1·111. loave& LEMONADE Grapes ~1 ~LIFORNIA LARGE ·~· 29c Nectarines SEEDLESS Spanish Bar ·· · · · · · each 35c Frozen Food Features! SUNSWEET- FROZEN SWEET· JUICY. THOMSON · JANE PARKIR- lCED, SPICED CAKI Wllite Cake .. .. .. .. each 49c Wt are not IteR to iilbt IDJ' dlurdt, deDOUl.ilu~Uon. or any elaes o1 people, but to pre ach the ''C'..ospel" to tbe " AmerRan People" that . , . ~ 1al'n ...S to '"God,'' before it II too tate. I am a full blooded American. fought in World W·a r n llld am proud tbat I c!id 1 belong to "American . legion" 11'111 •• a .OVII!b:>ran fll f'or.eign w.rs.• Co•t out to the uwetilig1 1'JU vetemna. a•d all full blooded A.llleri· earut. and Jtetp tarn oar ~1tton'' back to "God .. nd the •Bible." Eve rybody ..eloolllle. We an your fnend:s in IRI!AST QUARTER$ _ ANN PAGII-OUR PINIIT OUALITY CIOfiYIUOHT Ct 1966, THE GREAT 110 Mlcllllopllrt, 0 . IJOOI'io." 89c • LEGS OR Sweet Peas · · · · 1-lb. can 10c JANii PARKIR CHOCOLATI CHIP Prowretl l+a4- "Rla:hteousness exaltef~ a Nltilft. liNt II• Fryer Chickf!n llADLEV FARMS Donuts .. .. .. .. 2 doz. 49c · To let yo u know we .are ordained mwi.stera. preaching the g ospel to al l th t' AtMrican ~~ to tun back to "God ." to the "Old P~ths. " that uuc fOle-Wbert ODCe trad.. F.w as a wholf> the U.S.A is turoiq a w:l y trom "God ." and fttf' 1Hble .~ ayS-----Psa1rn s 9-17. ' "nne wicked shall be turned into bt"tl . and all the ''N ations" that (orget "God .' ' Beef Rib Roast lb. ... __.._ --···-- ANN PAGE PICNIC ITEMS Salad Dressings Ketchup &Mustard - THUTRE "TO THf PEOPtE Of AMERICA" PLUMP- TASTY Delmonico Steaks ·· lb. $1.99 Beef Shanks, Bone In • lb. 49c Beef Neck Bones ·· · · lb. 25c Enriched Bread Evaupll:la Fred & EllytM Btoclla "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Yukoll Club Canned Soda_ Our O.lnstant Tea Cold Cuts Frankfurters Ground Beef Chicken GOSPEL MEETINGS Ex..,.tMan.& t1auck Steak, Bla.. Cut I&. 49e IOUND IONI AIIM CUT . Chuck Sttak .. · .. · .. .. II. 59c · BetfShort Ribs · ···.. lb. Ground Chuck · .... ·· · lb. Beef RU. Steaks · ···· · lb. 99c 'I lvvyNilht7:30 ..... ChuckRoast .. · .. · .. .. lb. 49c Englsh Roast ·.. · .. .. lb. 59c Chuck Roast, Boneless lb. 69c Stewing Beef, Boneless lb. 75c r-·-·-·--·-··-·--·-----·------------------1 MEAT DEPT. BEVERAGES DAIRY DEPT. Hb. .... LIBERTY N lb. P. S. Don't forret the can opener. ConMnue At rio ...... "Super -Right" Meats! BLADE Lots of •will be picnickinr. tOo. nw tlurt wt''ft rcrised prices, if'1 fllllr fW that we roise WAGU OUt WN;t$1" ( u.,....~ . • llut, with )'OU, we'll with for a perfect day. l l"'ll'Dicl! to my • 1._. . ....,.. WELL TltiMMED JUII't.nteed to pleaM. We're IIOITY we can't guarantee the Wf& ther- 1o , • Jd always, everythina you buy at A& Pis completely Tuas. ....,..._ at , Reutbers . for the U.S. Senate Is Robert P. elocllon. The apeDdiOI .viB be Grtffm co-author of the Llbor· lhrolllh the AFL-CIO Commit. Manag~ment Repori!Dg and lee on Political Education, Disclosure Act of 1951. which COPE 19' short. . eoughl to prevont cori'Ujlllon In COPE'• political activities the management of union labor llflchlg81! are financed by pension and weUare lundll. gontle head·lal on AFU:!O Orallllized labor did not like members. Thia !• a eunls:<•· that lea~Jlation. 'Jbere Is special month levy which can mse inCentive lor the untona to upward .of 1&00,000 a year In combine In . Michigan aaalnst flOOd times of lull emplo~t ~·--·-·--·--·-·----·-·----·-·----·-·----·---- -----~ "Gentl~n, He . _.J:.+_CIJBrudl _____ . n "' .Oil. -;;;-:m HOVI.ng CHUCK. ·Ro·.A·. ·s.T.. . p • ? c O ICn I . WE Gu E JANE PARKER DEPARTMENT Rolls \ @! " " !~leo= ~!....!..,and rorpoll:mO: -~:l' --···-- C.• I If win lhe Novomber ,, U:: II~~~w:-~~:~~·~~;·~H~.~~~~~~~~~~m~o~•~~~~:~~pon~~eo~l~~and::lor::W:OO:amo::.~~and~==;,:~~~~~~~r.;iiii~i;i;~::~;;~~~~~ broken loeb and Dear Helen: to break dollll You aet many letllrl. pordl. Tiley hit ollf boule with miserable hulba""• an4 WI ' By LYLI!: W1J.10N Ulllled Pnn 111-lloul Gof. Glorp Jll>mney'l ebenaf btllg the 1111 ftlpubll· II!IIII1D!e for Pres~ wiD u.; IHII' wiDdoWI, •' · Hinges Key to ROJnney's p0 Jiti•ca1 Fate 0n Polib•ea} Fate of G•Mennen Willi•ams depend very mucl! on the polltieal Iota of Walter Reuth· er's man who II the Democrs· pallcl protecliclll. lie candidate this year in ADd Ilk a 11w lllllbbora ,Ill Mlcblpn for the . U.S. $enate. far teL EYeD lhou&h IIIey " Reulher'l man 1a G. Meonm beard bacl llllnp about go - IDGH SCHOOL GRAD- WIIUamo, the six-time Democra· they wW probably come 001 UATE IN CALIFORNIA uc govemor of Michigan, who curlollly. Thea per1lopl :IW OUr HSG· wu succeeded by Rmnney In Jet lo r'le bottom Ill all this Try Youth OpporiUnlty 1111. Romney 11 runnlrl& this -A H. CIDier at your Slate Employ- )'ell' lor re-ei,.UOn. =•::.. mikes Wil11am11 •••more tbe 1mru.e w 11 Tl!at oltultlO! Natiollf}'l Window ' •I IIIDSICINS Peaches 2 ... 39c . I HEI CALIPOUIIA Pea~_ c . IUMID 2 .... 39c .ILONI ' Hon~ydews •. 69c J·, lread Dough ··· · 31oaves SSe PLAY .. MRS. SMITH 'S-FROZEN Pecan Pies · · 24-oz. pkg. 79c ' . ( Oh ley, P:roun, With ChMM or ChiY• l24LIIIttL Stvffed Potatoes 2 pkgs. 69c • . 11000 .~· : . . . , _;·WIN ·. . ••• , ......... "Cbrilt Jesus." _ ............. ~·-··"'-~ ... ~ • -<_ ..c ' " ,o...-:,..--...~,l..- r~.--,: . ' hc. .. J 1 H~on ~ t.i.,. .:" sloo ~' ~ . liiln. Roborl 6raybiU can ----.--- ·~·-_.,.t..•-.•·•;;.,. I- '•'. ~ ··q,• • '-. ' ' Tall e,an ·' "' ~ '' .v, r' · .. \ �.., ; ' . E .HERE THE ' VALUE ·IS! . ' '. I <- ' .... .. _, . . . ' . COME WHERE THE VALUE IS COME TO TINY,S WHERE YOU ALWAYS ~ET QUALITY, VALUE HYTONE SCRIPTO 240 NO-RIP Filler Paper c SHEETPACK PKG. Clear Plastic Reinforced Holes • SCHOOL PACK AIR. MATTRESS INK CARTRIDGE FOUNTAIN PEN long Lead PENCIL LEAD PACK WHILE THEY LAST onlv ONE MORE WEEK NOTEBOOK CLASSMATE School Pencils ALL IN ONE NOTEBOOK each FILLER PAPER ·Reg. Price • S8.95 .99 $ ONLY ' i' . :PHILCO POATABLE STENOGRAPHERS · NOTEBOOK r TELEVISION REG. !k EACH F 0 R (' INDEX DIVIDERS ·~ I BINDER c. Reg. Price $19.95 . +· or VIN·Yl-CLAD RODs REDUCED HAISE PAPER ·_, By WESTAB . ROCKER All fiSHING Padded Alum PACK ONLY WEB c 66x27 $1.98 Value c ALUMINUM THEME BOOK EACH Reg. S1 Value ' :Mucilage PERMANENTLY DECORATED PLASTIC · . BEVERAGE GLASSES BOY'S WESTERN For Paper Work REG. l9c c PKG. OF 4 'I ' '"'< ' .;·. I'~-' ; ' \- .. ~. ' JEANS TINY'S / CRAYOLAS ., 64 in· a .Box I CR sox p A I I Reg: Price $1.00 . 24x72 .Folding BED ( WITH CRAYON SHARPENER • REG. $10.99 ,. . ,, .. , NEW _ _ eef Mouthwash .MADE BY 'MAKERS ,.9F LISTERINE . . -. .. 1!• ; . :. $1 3 ft . • '7 ; Y . "'t . . ' ,., ' .. ..~ .. • ' '··~·' -~ t, ;;,.. .... ' . ftllkl' . ' .. "J. ...... . 250 TABLETS REG. ' j , ~ ··~--~ ' • r ._ ' . • .' L ·c . C 89c BOTTLE h ·····.; .' $ .88 BOY'S NORWICH ASPIRINS LARGE SELECTION OF PORTABLE TELEVISIONS, ALL AT DISCOUNT . PRICES, LAY AWAY NOW ~ Bottle · ~- NEW SUPPLY Size 6-16 ' ONLY " z~ ' CLOSE ONE--A-DAY · OUT VITAMINS ·ON SUPER .- QUALITY . WALL PAINT f".' . ~EG. $2.99-$3.98 NOW ONLY ; ' ' $1.99 ~ALLON t' ·. 77(' . . ,, QT • . . 130 TABLETS ""'" s1.77 . Reg. $3.39 HERITAGE HOUSE Automatic Steam DRY IRON FingorTipH..t S.lectO< Bu""" Slots Guarontoed 'TINY'S s7.88 While Thoy L•t We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantltiu ' ;,' '! ' ;~ �.., ; ' . E .HERE THE ' VALUE ·IS! . ' '. I <- ' .... .. _, . . . ' . COME WHERE THE VALUE IS COME TO TINY,S WHERE YOU ALWAYS ~ET QUALITY, VALUE HYTONE SCRIPTO 240 NO-RIP Filler Paper c SHEETPACK PKG. Clear Plastic Reinforced Holes • SCHOOL PACK AIR. MATTRESS INK CARTRIDGE FOUNTAIN PEN long Lead PENCIL LEAD PACK WHILE THEY LAST onlv ONE MORE WEEK NOTEBOOK CLASSMATE School Pencils ALL IN ONE NOTEBOOK each FILLER PAPER ·Reg. Price • S8.95 .99 $ ONLY ' i' . :PHILCO POATABLE STENOGRAPHERS · NOTEBOOK r TELEVISION REG. !k EACH F 0 R (' INDEX DIVIDERS ·~ I BINDER c. Reg. Price $19.95 . +· or VIN·Yl-CLAD RODs REDUCED HAISE PAPER ·_, By WESTAB . ROCKER All fiSHING Padded Alum PACK ONLY WEB c 66x27 $1.98 Value c ALUMINUM THEME BOOK EACH Reg. S1 Value ' :Mucilage PERMANENTLY DECORATED PLASTIC · . BEVERAGE GLASSES BOY'S WESTERN For Paper Work REG. l9c c PKG. OF 4 'I ' '"'< ' .;·. I'~-' ; ' \- .. ~. ' JEANS TINY'S / CRAYOLAS ., 64 in· a .Box I CR sox p A I I Reg: Price $1.00 . 24x72 .Folding BED ( WITH CRAYON SHARPENER • REG. $10.99 ,. . ,, .. , NEW _ _ eef Mouthwash .MADE BY 'MAKERS ,.9F LISTERINE . . -. .. 1!• ; . :. $1 3 ft . • '7 ; Y . "'t . . ' ,., ' .. ..~ .. • ' '··~·' -~ t, ;;,.. .... ' . ftllkl' . ' .. "J. ...... . 250 TABLETS REG. ' j , ~ ··~--~ ' • r ._ ' . • .' L ·c . C 89c BOTTLE h ·····.; .' $ .88 BOY'S NORWICH ASPIRINS LARGE SELECTION OF PORTABLE TELEVISIONS, ALL AT DISCOUNT . PRICES, LAY AWAY NOW ~ Bottle · ~- NEW SUPPLY Size 6-16 ' ONLY " z~ ' CLOSE ONE--A-DAY · OUT VITAMINS ·ON SUPER .- QUALITY . WALL PAINT f".' . ~EG. $2.99-$3.98 NOW ONLY ; ' ' $1.99 ~ALLON t' ·. 77(' . . ,, QT • . . 130 TABLETS ""'" s1.77 . Reg. $3.39 HERITAGE HOUSE Automatic Steam DRY IRON FingorTipH..t S.lectO< Bu""" Slots Guarontoed 'TINY'S s7.88 While Thoy L•t We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantltiu ' ;,' '! ' ;~ �. .; ' ,• '' Comlhunism as Threat to Freedom Noted 's Beauty is Theme :Fifteenth Flower Show · •NEW HAYEN - "The Beauty of..IJie 1 Good Earth" is the Me of the 15th annual Rowtr show spolll!Ored by the New Haven Garden Club and the Nehacllma Garden Club at the Mason County Fair. August I, 12th and t3th . Mrs. Lee Gibbs is chairman of tile show with 1 b and II the morning . of the show, at which· time the room will be cleared for the JUdi~nl· Exhbiits arriving after 11 ~·­ cloci will' lx> marked ·'Not m. O>mpetition." No arrangement may be made on the exhibit floor , and exhibotors may remain on the floor only for ~e ~1 ! &; 1; :! ! _ its Exhibitors are reminded that No arrangement may be movexhibits must be set up and ed before th£ close of the show completM between the hours of at 9 p.m. _S~turday.' August 13th -- - - ---- - --- --when e:-.:hibttors Will be expect· to remove entries. will be made .accord1'hree Off'ICers IedAwards ~ i n~ to requirements listed in • dby Isl'hedule. Standard system df R· etatne judging will be used and deci- sion of judges will be final. , Best of Show and Sweepstakes I awards will be gi ven In the Art· istic Divisi on and the Horticul~ MASON - The \'iah.ama tural Division. Band Bo()sters elected olfl('ers Artistic classes are open to Monday t>vening: in the Band ! Garden Club members only, ex~ room. Officers retained were 'cept Class 6. which is an Invi1 Jobn .\1organ. New HaH•n. prt!~· 1 tational Clas:s. ident ; Okey Howard, vice pres!- Horticultural classes are opdent, of New Haven , and treas· en to Garden Club members urer, l ester Zerkl e of Mason and non members, who grow Mrs. Bill Gibbs. New H a v~ n , nowers for pleasure. not open I was el:cted secr~ tary . Durmg to those who sell plants or 1 the busmes!' meetm_g the ~~up bulbs, or who employ a provoted to buy an air condJtlon· \ fessional gardene1. All specler for the band room. mens must be grown by exhibiMrs. William Russ~\1, New ltor. Haven, chapemn at JuniOr B~nd Camp , reported on the sessiOn - - - - - - - - - which was held the week of .lu- · 1 ly 25th. . Chaperons for Seruor Band camp scheduled for August 14 1·- - - - - - - at Cedar Lakes were announ- : M d M Dl k G , GARY STEWART, 18, son of.Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur .SSI r.an rs. c .resso. ; M c· \"V I d lh e vem"ta ced as Mrs. Jh o n Morgan, Ml Belairt' Ohio visiled on Sun- Stewart, ason .1ty, , . . a., cap ure : Mrs.' ChrJsty . Rich Talent Contest Revue, conducted al the Gnllia Cl audla Ze rkl e and Mrs. Helen day w1th BletnPl' Howard d . County Junior Fair Saturday evening. Young S!J>lt wa~ announ ced that the an Moss Stella Gress. wart, a trumpet player, defeated 21 other contestband has been invited to pl ay i Mrs. Hes ter Rayburn was llre- 1 ants, and earned a trip to New York next June for I for the Charleston Rockets foot- : turned to the Pleasant Va ey: an audition on the original Ted Mack Amateur Hour A g th Hosp1tal on Sunday, where she. program. 27 1 ba11 game on u · · reportedly is seriously Jll. --- I 1 --. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker and : represented on the State Board 1 l\lunday Movmg over ,KrL<tie, Mason ; Mr. •nd Mrs., WI of Directors by G. c. Sommer To Hnntin!t~OD Post Jack Fox . Clifton , returned of Southside, Charles McCulloch PT. PLEASANT - E. L. home on Monday from a visit I of Henderson , and James Brown Mundav. Jr., assistant mana-1 wi th Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chattin of Letart who has been rennml1 ger of ·Appalachian Power Co~- ~ at Clevel3nd , Ohio. While there, naled ror a 3-year term and pany's Charleston division, JS they att<nded • ball game and at this meeting will be elected being moved to Huntington. as the Clt'veland Open Golf Tourto succeed hJmself whose term assistant manager of that divi- nament. I 1 as director expires lbis year. sian. effectivf' September I. Mrs. Lena Musgrave of Co-1 PT. PLEAS ANT. - The 21 st IT&chnicians for the local Unit In making the announcement. i lumbm. is visi ting .with Mr_and I Annur.l Memb~rs~1p Meet.~~ _of I is Woodrow Moon of Point Plea- ~ Joe P. Gills, vicf' president and ! Mrs. Lester Zerkle and family, ! the West VJrgmJ.a A~lfJcJal sant, \~' - Va. geru~ral manager of Appalachi- Mr. L. J. Ruttenculler, beforej Breeders Coope~at1v~ Will be l All area rarmers who wish to 1 an . said that Mr. Munday was leaving for Orange, California. held at Jackson ~ Mlll , .west_on, \ attend may contact any of these 1 be>in" moved to Huntington in _Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle I o~ August 17, .10 . ~onjunctton Ipeople who will be most ha~py pren~ratior for the retirement visited recently with her sister·\ Wt~h the West Vtrgmla State 1to take care of tran~portahon or H. o. Stillman as Huntington in-law, Mrs. Paul Ruttencutter Datry Show. .~ Iarrangements. Lodgtng a~d division manager early in 1967. , and children at Dunbar, W.. The meeting w.ill b~ ~ld meals ~or all in attenda,nce ~1111 Mr. Munday will succeed Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Au~r l the fa.~ m El ectr1~ b\1~1Q)_~g _ 8vatlable at Jackson s Mill. Stlllrtum as division manager and sons, Jeff and Johnny of 1_p.m. (Emf'a_nowiTI In . 1.1pon his retirement. Sandusky , OhJO, VIStled over the dJtJon to the b_usmess meetmg, OLDES1' OF KIND i weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Reu- feature as mam speakers, Dr. Elmira O>llege, N. Y., Is the . HOLD PICNIC, PARTY ben Stewar.t and Gary. Mrs.:1. D. Porterfield, H.ad Depart- oldest existing college (ur MASON - The Mason EUB Mary Aumiller, Hartford. and Iment of Animal Science of women which, from Its Fellowship held a picnic and with Mrs. Maxine Arnold and INorth Carolina State University. ing in 1655, granted degrees •wimming party Tuesday at I daughter, Pomeroy. . The Unit of the Cooperative comparable to those of ' Krodel Park. Members were i Saturday evening guests of which covers Mason County is aecompanied by Mrs. Glen \Mrs. Helen Stewart and family - - ---------·- --·-·-- 'l'hompson and Mrs. Lillian I were Mrs. Frank Qllillen, St. er member of the SFR Class ~f Grimm. Attending were Becky I Petersburg Beach, Florida and the Mason MethodiSt Church, lS Lewb, Barbara Lane, William 1Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell, Point • expected to be returned home Bird, Randy Weaver, Chuck Pleasant. I from the Gallipolis Clinic where For All Tho Family Neaae, James Lewis, Jr., Don· J immy Stewart, Mason. Mrs. I she has ~n a pa,t1ent. i na Darst, Ronnie Thompson and Geraldine Greer and Sandra Mr. anCl Mrs: Calvm BumDiana ·Noble. It has been turned from vacationing at gardner and children of armounced that the Point Dis- ginia Beach for several days. bus, VlSiled over ·the wet!ketld \I llict Youth Fellowship will host Mr. Stewart spent a portion wit~ l'l!r. and Mrs. Lewis 1be Huntington District this his vacation at Naples, Fiorfda. land and _family. . 1 • . Satun!Jiy, August 13th at Kro- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carr of' Mrs. Amella Gabel em and Mr . OU$ $ Oe fOre lel Park. Clearwater, Florida; are visit- R. K Urban of Huntwgton .. Mlddleprt, 0 . ing Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitch- iled recently with Mr. and 'Mrs. CAPEHART PREACHES ell in Mason. Mr. Carr was the 1 •<ll:;;:;;ri~sty~B~I:elll:l"~·iOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiid~iiiS::iii MASON - Frank Capehart, former principal of M a s on lr Point Pleasant, delivered lhe Grade School, before going to ser~~~on at the Mason Methodist Florida to teach. ChUrch Sunday morning dur- Mr. and Mrs. George r.ar·son II 111: the absence of the Rev . and ramHy spent several days .Manan Frme. His sermon vacationing. They went to West was ''Moments of Decision Virginia University, where Mr. and Commitment." Bible School Carson attended a DHIA mee,t-11 articles made by the young peo- ving, Washington, D C. and pie were exhibited Mrs. John drove the Skyline Drive. . Slsaon, chairman of the school, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riley of ! 1· IJitroduced the teachers and West Palm Bea~h visited sever- : rs during the morning wor- al days with her brolhers. Clii- 1 ·ihlp sorvice. I ford and George Carson an d I family. ' · PLAN REUNION Reverend and Mrs. Marvan \ NEW HA VEN - The annual Frame are spend ing their vaca·. BU!nsarner Reunion wi ll be tion visiting his parent~ io I held on Sunday, August 14, at Braxton County. I t the New Haven Roadside Park , Mrs. Caroline Turner has rei according to Harold Bumgam- turned home from the Pleasj er, president. A pi cnic lunch ant Valley Hospital where she .-j will be served at noon . All rela- underwent surgery for a broken 1 ~ lives and friend s are asked to hip. ~ ~~nd. Mrs. Katie Foglesong, anoth1 Band Boosters '' I M p ason erson prOJec • t B00ks ject books which will be elhllt ited at the Mason County Fair Wednesday through Saturday. The group voted to sponsor Becky Lewis, Maaon, as their candidate for Masqn CouniJ i :1· .Are Prepared 'FOr ·Exhibil•t , . 6·'· 1 ( 1 MASON - George 1!'. Cohde, 47, of Middleport, was al'l\l$l, ed by Ofllctr Fred Taylor of . Mason, on a DWI ch~ge lowlog an· accident 'ear ' on· daY: morning at the Meigs MASON _ Mrs. Aibel:f Swat- of .ihe Pomeroy-Mason bridge. , Q~n-:.illd:t~U= ~ zel gave the lesson, .. ~ O>m- C<inde ' was driving a 1958 'firerry!g)'ll~n. Parti••".pa~·-· were Con"'""N - Miss · Paula monist Threat to 0ur Free- St0d.baker · . """"' Gilland, • Cheryl Burns and dom " when the Mason ;Home InjUred were the driVer of presldod at a meeting of Barbara Lewis. Refreshments ' · 1 b met ri!cenl;. a 1935 VQikswagen, Vernon Happy Go· Lucky . 4-H Club :..:~~·!:,co~ Mrs. John Daie Humphries, 1'· of 1645 ~ntly at the Youth ~lei', were served by Barbara Critll Marshall, New Haven. Uncoln Hill, Pornttoy, and The "evenliiB was Bpellt·· on , passenger, Reggie PI! a) en, ' Mrs. John Roach read the on furlough from the :scripture and poem entiO~, H•Jmphrles received c~est I "I Shall Not Want" Mrs. Maid· knee injUries and Pholen a da Noble gave a reading on kn~ and mouth injury. Both freedom . Mrs. Ray Fox gave were taken to the Veterans . TURNS YOU tOOSEI readings o• Viet Nam. M~morial Hospital. WHITE Lets you do the Articles such as soap, kool Conde was treated at I he 1aids were brought by club Pleasant VaHey it~~pital tblrigs you like 1 members to be sent to sold1ers lodged in the Point Pleasant in Viet Nam. jail. He posted bond for trial best- PLAY gol. Refreshments ol hQlllemade Saturday. Both cars were a toice cream and cake were serv- tal Joss. · ed to Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs. :.:_:=,:.____~--SH For Yourself! Drive To Milson, W. VIRoberta Young. Mrs. Ray Fox zel, Mrs. Dorothr c,.a.wrlltht all of Chiton ; Mrs. John Roach, and granddaughter," MrS. Ruth THE DRIVE WILL DO, YOU GOOD Mrs Matilda Noble, Mrs. Rob- Dudding, Mrs. John McDaniel, ert 'stewart , Mrs. Albert Swat- and MrS. Elizabeth Jeffers. Mrs. William Crow as co-chair- time rpq uired to st>t up exhib- man. ·~y:_;s~e~ntm~ _•'-':·~D~al~ , 'ei,~Po~m~er~o~y_:-MI~d~d::I•!::po::rt:.,..:0~-·~A::u«=:-~1-;-0,_1=:8M;:: Middleport Man Jidled at Point aJ 1 Shop Pickens H~rdware --ltetipe for SPECIA,L END OF SEASON Close-out REMS Thurs. Friday -and-· Saturday 1 Clearance! DRESSES l GLASSWARE eCoffoo Mugs eAsh Trays eGieues eBowls e Many Other Items EXCEILEN1' STYLES MOST ALL SIZES No. I Value To $6.95 ••• Reg. $1.79 Value SHREDDED FOAM Va. l eLarge Size esoft e Printed Cover 1 ASST. STYLES • DISCOUNT VALUES Asst. Styles VaL To$2.99 By ROBIN HOOD C-D-E widtbi Black MIDDLEPORT, 0. MASON W. VA. Pl)lnt 77J.S554 CoOt- $1 •Gieem eP~IIIIO<Ient for And ''" Dtllvory I $1.00 Reg. $1.09 Liquid Shampoo Prell LOW DISCOUNT PRICE : STOCK UP NOW 76c $'1 •94 l yds. 51 36" and 45" f&Jt color prlnta and drlp.<fryo. • . pr. ;· 1fa' PRI~ Regul.u 59c •nct69c- 3~1nch · Kitchen Curtain · -"--,J=.....,-,_: Jr!i'~<r'"'" . Kyser 1 SAUSAGE 2 Cathy are guests of Pt. Pleasant, p.. lives inPaul W. Va. Tuesday; Mrs. son, Bruc~1:47 P. Davis, Mr~. Knapp and Mrs. Bud Rutland, son, 1:14 a.m. Wed::~~" called on Mrs. Jolin nesday; Mrs. William A. Gard- . Mtss Glofla Blumellhauer Is son, 2:12a.m. Wednesday; . helping . . Mrs.. Warren Reeves. . Paul ner, 521 E~.Second €11U]soil,Ave., 54 Olive Kanauga, St., Mlclulel Horgan . is much daughtet(<~:29a,m., Wednesday. better and will sooR be able to .JllJeharge's 1 come home. Mrs~ ~Autherson, Mrs. .Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass called Frett<~!';' ,.· re, Harold J. Hart, on .Mrs. Arlx and .MrS. TrafiB<''l). Hope, Mrs. !Wbert .Mrs. John . Stout' a · awiCI,II; William s. Logan, law, ,Grover C. Stout of Drum· Mrs. George Otworth, Lisa F. right, Oklt., passed ~way Sark, · JIVs. Jacoh Smith, Jr., ly 30. Mr. stout was Vlce-presl- Mrs. E4die B. SUiter, Mrs. BerdenC II The Cornall Oil <:o., lie Terrier, Marie R. Williams, Tu)¥, Okla. Mrs. Raymond J. Williamson, .Mr. and Mrs. Asa J~ .Yl· Roberl D. ,Boso, Mrs. V. Ed· sited Mrs. Kati Wllsoa. ward wOUe ar.d infant s o .Mr; .b tL !ln. liarui~ MrS. Robert Cox aRd infant son. aoa Ronnie Welch and '::~ J were guests of their p here. here. The Garland Mayes family .Mr. and Mrs. IDoving to West VlrebDflrerr >, • 'oa _ FROZEN FRENCH FRIED qt. jar CALIFORNIA lb. 21b. bogs White Hou• 2'12 sl.. B r a n d - - - - - - - - - can .----SUMMER CLOSE-OUT SALE---Mens Short Sloove Aut. Color Boys Waoh & Woar THROW RUGS ShortSIHv. 100% Nylon Pile SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $1.98-$2.98 $1·49 NOW 2711 X 48" _ $2.98 24" X 36" _ $1.98 " .' "IN RACINE RA LL I s BEN $1-1 9 •' FRANKLIN BAG KTO sCH LSALE . West.rn-Cut ShorlSIH~~e con oN DENIM JEANS SHIRTS IBB tw:r n Coarse denim meet• the rugeed demand• of boys ••• INid lhelr mothers! Sflm or ular styles ill a..oi'l~"""' sizes 4 to 15. leg. ~ WoiMII'a Panties .......... ... 37c Kindergarten Aprons; .. .. ........ . ...... 19c Reg. 1.11 SL 3·7 Corduroy Slacks ..... Hc leg.1.00 Chl.d ren's KnltShlm ........ 78c CREW lOCKS Wlrilo cotton,--~~ ;/;/.. Sermu~, blnto"' down ot tprftd cdlJar on pretty pastals or perky prints. Got a eouplol MCK-To.SCHOOLAPPAREL ..,_flora' 1-ltlll• BSt ._.. ftft.. . . . .. 1 ..._.... .,. Boys' Briefs ............ .2/99c leg. 2/1.39 Boys' T·Shim ..... ..... 2/1.01 I.DO ·TeJ1n!t Specials for 'to- ,ScbooLWear! . .. ···-.~ ., NOW SINCE 1860'' hg. Z/1.11 .'$. $4' _$ lteg. $1.49-$2.49 Waid Cross Sons SHOES ~· LB. PKG. 39c 2 39c POTATOES Red Grapes Lemons --do·-49c 3 89c 19 C APPLE SAUCE Salad Dressing ...======...,.: CIMiciJICI Glngh1m - - - - - - yd. 59c Regular 98c- 40 Inch '· S•Jicleth ---------.~d. 69c . dl Resui!R-79c- 361nch o.n1m -----·- -..- -----yd. ~!c ,, . "Ot'E BIG TABLE BETTER, GJFT . ITEMS . . PRINTS IJIO• on thi OHIO VALLEY BRAND ~lfllr 69c .. 361nch TENNIS SHOES , .e size 5.10 6 .: . _ ... Black and , White e Amerlcafl Made e DISCOUNT PRICE SALE! ONE GROUP . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' TO SCHOOL e r Yards Of Bargains For·Back to School Sewing GAL 39( yd. 18" and fa" better cottoDJ and wasb 'n wear fabric•. Re&u1ar 1.19 and 1.39. 44 Reg. 59c Value ASSORTED eCrest ESTIMATES RQr VALUES TO 79c ASST. .• l,..nl THE SHOE BOX PIEG GOODS . KRYSTAL CUT eColgato Hogg & Zuspan lOWEST PRICES MATERIALS • COMPANY FREE ' BmtR Big "Bonanza" Buys PLASTIC WARE TOOTHPASTE come see us and save now! SALEI ONE GROUP HURRYI GRAB THESE elnterior Exterior • Vinyl Latex eGioss Paint BEST PRICE in the VALLEY If you plan to build, remodel or repair - CLEARANCEI Reg. $2.59 Gal. PAINT : II Reg. Values 79c ea. met with Mrs. .H~ - PRICE PAINT PAINT (Construction Grade) I . e American Made e High Life Action Discount Price J .. TEAM MATE OXFORD Y2 GOLF BALLS ... !:. Fabric Shop's Summer 'l'll!i W.&<:.S. of 1 1 ,· pr. FAMOUS SUPER RITE You Save HERE!! j $100 SPORTSWEAR SHIRTS CARLOAD Annual Picnic Dinner Served Church Class The annual potluck picnic Work Weltd dinner and regular meeling .of A-1 WASH and work done on the Daughters ol Ruth ctaaj· cars. Priced very reasonably of the Uniltd Methodist church at $11. Call 992-2580 Pomer was held Monday afternoon at . ' 8 10 ~r~ the home of Miss NeUe Bing, ELEGANCE and femlnlnlly have returned to fashion Ia tbe New York eolle<ltons lor fall 1966 LustroUJ dark jade eosturae by MaBle Pamls ~left) bas eoat buttoned Ia NotiCes I Union Ave. blaek br;ld ond betted at the baek. Il's llnlag of wt'rld Roman otripes motch.. tbe HAM SHOOT Sunday Aug 14 Mrs. Frank Stewarl, presl·lttrf ll!eked tnt. the olashed neeldlne of the eompanion dress. Oyster wool short sponsored by the ' Ch~ste~ dent, con!'"cted 1 :•~ bu~l-. evening eostume (right) by lioxane for Samuel Winston Is banded at the hemline Fire Department on Isaac ness sessiO~ whlcti opened With wllh rows of rhlnestoaes, pe..-1• and sU•er bUgle beads oa both the collarleu ooal Walton Farm. 8 10 3tp Psalm 23 m unlson. -~votions , , aad 'lls ruatci!ID&_!I_e_evele_ss drw For Safe were led by Mrs. Alb,ert Alward CANNING TOMATOES, $1 a u~ing as hei topic, Training for - - bushel, bring own container Kmgdom LIVIng...Se•er~l art~ Grange Booth at . Sorority, Cuest6 nd . 'k 2 ll bo ctes and a poem, Blessmgs Of- F . . D' d HIIVI' Prcnir. · · • ynu piC ' m .., • ve ten Overlooked" were read, af- 1 air "' IICUBSe Outmg Letart Falls, Julian Hill. ,. hi h th 1 d ' sed Rock Springs Grange met in e ea ercro the l M b f Oh' Et 8 10 6tc d.,..rw. c .th regular session Monday even· - --- - - · .. ~··~- -em ers o Ul a ----evottons WI prayer. . . Chapter or Beta Sigma Phi A report was given on the Jng ·wt lth Fred_~oeglem, worthy Holzer Hospital: Visiting1rority and their guests -,joyed con trb I I uf 10n made bY the c1ass .mas er, pres1dmg. d . . .The. meet- hours 2.-t and HI pm. Parents · a picnic outing at Royal" • Lega I N0 t rce · last month "'ward the cburcb mg epene . In ntuahstiC lorm. only on Pediatrics Ward. p k tJ -c•"'•"•"' ' •c"'•"'TO CoNTIIACTOI expenses. 'A letter of thaDks was A commumcatlon was read Admissioaa ar re~n y. Nollce 11 hertb.v •Inn that .:!ald. . frem the State Master in regard Attendmg were Mr. and Jll'<lpou.~~: •bau b• received ., the ot- . read from the ~v. C. Melvm to ti Mrs. Ray Queen, 920 Four th Edward Moore and their house 1U ons to eome before A nee or the Doaro of Met1• Count,.- . Alkire for the bel 11 • Tb reso M" N Ill M R · commtulonen, 1t th• courl houae In 1 , P aiVen. e th St t G . ve.; ISS e e · essmg- guests, Mr. and Mrs. Nelsen Pom~r())', Ohio, unm Aupst n. 19811. 'liArd !il Prayer In unison cltsed e _a e . range meetms. er, 007 Second Ave.; Wi!lard Albert of Radford Va . Mr and . ~~:~~u!t!' ·w~~~.•n• touowJn• d•, the meeting. . lA dJscusdS!onf wasthheld and H. Lowman, 463 First Ave. : Mrs. Mrs Richard H~vatt~; . Dr ' : n· d e or e Grange Le ~ . . . • Furnllb au mat.rlaiJ , llbllr, •n4 I mner was serve to mem- pans booth rna t he f . o ._haver, 21 Pmt St. ., Mrs. and ·Mrs. Keith Rtggs, Mr. and· app!ll!IU'~ nel!ll't&ar:.· to <:omp!rl.l> I n r hers and guesls seated at a ta· a I Blr. Refreshments Foster Miller, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; : M s Dave Hindy Mr and • •a111fartory rn• nner, ~eraplnJ and· 1 bl ith h't were served The hall was va . , . · r · ' · ac wire b~il l l'!nj'; iliJo'nll n~. Inti TeJ~:il~· I e w w I e cover and center- ted f the. . • Carodus E. Elliott, Rt. 2 Galli·'1 Mrs. Gene Mitch . Mr. and Mrs. 1n,neMH. reaulll: Detweea : ed with an a an · t o1 ca or fall'. r .T L M'll Rt · 2I Frank E!!chleman. ' tnmHwhen~ •nil tnir.k. i rr. gemen gar- ~ . ~ po IS,, eresa • ~ er, . i ' den flowers. Mrss Lucretia GenPatr1ot,; Mrs. Rupert L. How-; APPll' J ttW01 nata aery& mu11n- I h • d d ' l'J PRina._ Shen>'lrl WUlllml or eQUII , elmer asked grace. ' I ar ' Hartror ; Mrs. Donald •• • • PMl"OwoiJ ....... """~ . .... Attending were Mrs • c• Mel- 1I w' Click' Pt' Pleasant·' Mr s· : ~.S••wt'no Mel.. _Cvullitf. Cour. HouR. BondlnA: 1 w:> e Club Mnnt• c c; ,. arent dfaiJ be fA~ to t1nt eoat of vin Alkire, Mrs. Alward, Mrs .1 Bill N. Fugate, Pt. Pleasant; ,.. 1 L-.. :. Honle •a111: . D'lt,ll" c;Girttl llball be 1pplled b1 Ri haM · ' brum. uta anl!erhood metal . . b, and c.,..... .. Campbell, Misses Ada ITan11· J o F ugate, Pt. p[easant ; II ~~~ tdm. on ~o called ne~ addlt.ton •han and Luttetia Genheimer Mr1 eWS OteS Ralph W. Zirkle 1 Hartford : Mrs. Robert Lewis was host~·~.. 1 (ollel eoat bljb t~uaHtJ mHo ' 1 • . or enamel. 1 Jacob Gloeckner, Mrs. Stewarl, IDanny G. Underwood, Rt. 2' ~ss to the Second Monday sewOD~f . ~ ~udect in 1n11 bill, 11 , Mrs. Minnie Neutzllng, Miss BY MRS. JOHN STOUT Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Galleton E. ing club Monday evening at =~)~ rotaf t.whlch. Ll M~ .lflen In col- : Bing and a guest, Mrs. Antone Mr. and · Mrs. Ben Cremeans IJeffers, Rt. 1 Pt. . Pleasa~t ; her home, Spring Ave. The eve· ·w:nlc: u.Q be.,PII 11ot mon u-an Lucke. of Shade, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. Malco~m MJller, Mid· ning was spent. socially and in ~!:~~~~d =t~~:d ·~·t~~~~10~~~~:~: Larry McGrath visited Mr. and dleport; Miss Florence S. Lim· sewing. Mrs. Grace Holter re· 4 ''" d~•· wt:attwr permlttlnr. PenalPARTY HEW Mrs. Earl McGrath. I berger, Long Bottom; Mr s. celved a birthday gift from her lJ' be~or1d Milled lime, t hit ll Uto · L p · •.. M'ddl 1_ eport: secret pal. 12r..oo per~ MASON - Mrs. John Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyatt 1i Do rJs · amlot':r, M~~ ~~=:m.•. ::~~n!:!r:!~ Mason, entertained called on Mr. and Mrs. Dana IThe Rev. Peter ~· .cam, Rt. 3! A sa lad course was served by tl'l• CD1Qlb Commlulrmera, In the with a Bee--Line party at Bluminghour IOak Hill; Mrs. Wtlham H. Col- : b th h t t Ml El aum ot 11.00000 F•r the flllbrut • r Rt 1 Rad l'f I y e OS ess 0 ss eanar 1 c f: James J. Robson Mrs Paul Kloes Mrs fo1 1.,an~o ot tbb t'!lntract. Bontl ,:.:~: home with Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves . ms, · "~ ~· 1' • •lddtir'• bond ~ompany. serving as demonstrator. P'"'" and Mrs • Lillian .Postum ot lr v Westrall, Rt.B 3dSpencer, W. DWig · ht ' p. ar k.er, Mrs. H ' 0 it er . In ~ b.d . whlch Wow.<'!~ ll '(ler(otman('• IU" . 'Mr 3 bond ro fOntrador re<!elvtn; aYI•nJ. es were won by Mrs. Akren were guests of Mr. and I ·• s, ra Y S. Young, : \1rs Patrick Woad and All lither .bomla will be ~tu§ 1 S ' ' · Wurtland Ky · Miss Chlora · · bl4oon ...., ,,..,. , 1 '""' · " watzel and Mrs. George Tripp. Mrs. Guy Bolen. ',.,, • .::. -"'t ., W 11 1 , Myrtis Kay Parker . .-.u.~~l:!uu,•II•U 1le db' Refrtsbtnents were . ..served Mrs ~)1'11'1--.:an ' wasgue""' : ~..-c ,t n.l e s on; Mrs. Ob10'• ,..,._. eompe Uon. • ,. "~"IU IDo Jd L W0rt W" You,.zr.,t '"'"""~'' "''" .. tumuh,. the hostess, to Mrs. .Matilda of Mrs. · GUkey. na · man, e..ston: 1 Mf!ET IN IRONTON m,r::rc':Db" t11mmtu111nen re~rv• Noble,Mrs.' JamesHughes,Mr;~. Mr. and: 'Mrs. H. L. Knapp !Mrs. Jos~pb W: Eggers, . Rt. 1 The Providence :"rrissioAary ,.. btds. " ..',. ..,.., " NJoo< '"' ••• I Paul Honaker, .Mrs . Billy J . and granddaughter , Becky, 1. onton Oak Hill, Edwm L. Neal, lr- Bap t.1st Assoc1a . t"Jon mee ,.mg 11ll 1 M•J• Count)' Commtulonen Roush, Mrs. Albert Swatzel, Dayton, were guests- or B b will be held at the Mount Olive Kenneth MuEihlnney M G Tri frt I ....,•.,., rs. eorge pp, Mrs. Don- Uvea here. Mr Wil" H C 11 . Rt Baptist church in Ironton, AuLurellle ha Tulloh , Mrs Mr. and .Mrs. fron !loll ey I Radcl'fl s. uam . 0 •ms, . gust 17-21. Rev. Henry C. FletClo•>. Norrlt Diehl .. • T. R• Dav Is, d hte 1 4 12 '"' •· "-"' Mrs. Harold Dam. chiltlren spent the weekend Tuesda;; Mt:~~u;-rt ·L. ;t,~: cher of !renton i• tho moderaMlllon, W. Va. ard H· r11' ni· tor. 4. 32 Mrs · ·Ma011e . Newlan d ' a o ' son, . ~j;,;~: i ! r.,..= an Tuesday; Mrs. Donald w. " t'(l Topie 1M their Aagust . I to Jl ·P•!II.' a'he the prOgram topic !rom . cee. , 44, 1-JBled by Mrs. Dorotha Reibel. The busmess . Gel,d_was used II was co!lflucted by Mrs. Buahia tloo on aqelent IDmho Shumway, lwwhoid utenslll about A bake sale to be held i .JUrli.iii;i;;;q~o.,.;;;;;;==-;;;;;;i-~ at Reed's store Aug. 13 at 10 a. It m. was announced. Ba1Jil"" plans were also discussed. RelreshAttending the party were rcJents were served to the above SHIRT ~ Steve Anderson, Brenda Bolin, and Mrs. Mamie Buckle•. Nell Wilson and Mra. LIIIU.n ll SERVICI Cindy Anderson, David Davis, Cindy Eads, Ricky Bolin, Lar- Pickens. The September meet- IN AT 9 AM-OUT AT ing will be with Mrs, Nell Wllry and Gary Haley, Mark Mor5PM. ris, David Williamson, Teres11 oon. Brown, Beverly Wilc~x. Jennie Robinson~~ ·_ Grale Karen Sneed, Elaine Bolin, Belinda Sneed, VIckie · Ramsburg, Rose Mary Snow- Nelson and Mrs. Marie Ander~ den, Darla Williamson, Brent son. h LADIES SPECIAL GROUP LADIES and CHILDREN SUMMER hr. Sh S for Values to $4.98 eout They Go e Low, Low Price eBlg Group Clearance MENS I 2 Summer Shoes 94(... 1 \.-=========-; I TENNIS SHOES A scl)oq] of Instruction was pre, Gallipolis, Marietta, New eonductetf,'7 Mrs. Dolley Dan- Malalflllras, Pomeroy & Woodscey .of New8rk, grand _guardian, field lletheis. Ritualistic W!lrk when Bethel ·No. 82 of lntema- of the Bethel was exemplified tiona! Order of Job's Danghters by officers and choir members mel Monday eveiling at the of Bethel No. 62, Pomeroy. Pomeroy Maeonlc Temple. The girls were commended Linda Lyons, honored queen, on their work and the meeUng presided and the meeting op- closed in regular form. ened in ritualistic form . Mrs. Refreshments were served in Eva Foulke of Marietta, past the dining room by Mrs. Helene jrand guardian, and M~s. Thei- l Mullen , promoier of hospltDilly mB Popp, of Zanesville, grand assisted by Mrs. !Ia Darnell. musJcian, were presented and I Mrs. Linda Darnell Mayer pr.-. welcomed. Also introduced were ~ sided at the punch bowl. .J, visiting guardians and associ· •te guardians. The ·school was conducted for the council members of the Bel· ' Late Classifieds P~orram A surprise birtbday party .was held recontly at the home of Mrs. Fred Williamson for their three childrep Robert . Debra and Richard.' Gam..; were played and prizes were awarded to Steve Anderson, Brenda Bolin, Cindy Anderson, and Davtd Davis. The d 0 0 r prize was won by Cindy Eads. lee-cream, cake and kool-aid were served with hats, balloons and candy as favors. /,:'o CLEARANCE BEO ··PILLOWS 1 Party u Gi111!n Sc.hool 01 Instruction Conducted By Grand Guardian Dolly Dancey HarnsonVI . 'IIe N ·N LADIES END· 0 • SEASON Values to 39c ASSORTED Jn Weston .I Hospl'tal News better buys Breeders 'll Meet Aug. 17 Surpir1e Birtluloy lt.tarantted Mot"• .,...,. Aostd, oiton. . Z• .,.,. M - --- .,I · SWIAT IHIIIT �. .; ' ,• '' Comlhunism as Threat to Freedom Noted 's Beauty is Theme :Fifteenth Flower Show · •NEW HAYEN - "The Beauty of..IJie 1 Good Earth" is the Me of the 15th annual Rowtr show spolll!Ored by the New Haven Garden Club and the Nehacllma Garden Club at the Mason County Fair. August I, 12th and t3th . Mrs. Lee Gibbs is chairman of tile show with 1 b and II the morning . of the show, at which· time the room will be cleared for the JUdi~nl· Exhbiits arriving after 11 ~·­ cloci will' lx> marked ·'Not m. O>mpetition." No arrangement may be made on the exhibit floor , and exhibotors may remain on the floor only for ~e ~1 ! &; 1; :! ! _ its Exhibitors are reminded that No arrangement may be movexhibits must be set up and ed before th£ close of the show completM between the hours of at 9 p.m. _S~turday.' August 13th -- - - ---- - --- --when e:-.:hibttors Will be expect· to remove entries. will be made .accord1'hree Off'ICers IedAwards ~ i n~ to requirements listed in • dby Isl'hedule. Standard system df R· etatne judging will be used and deci- sion of judges will be final. , Best of Show and Sweepstakes I awards will be gi ven In the Art· istic Divisi on and the Horticul~ MASON - The \'iah.ama tural Division. Band Bo()sters elected olfl('ers Artistic classes are open to Monday t>vening: in the Band ! Garden Club members only, ex~ room. Officers retained were 'cept Class 6. which is an Invi1 Jobn .\1organ. New HaH•n. prt!~· 1 tational Clas:s. ident ; Okey Howard, vice pres!- Horticultural classes are opdent, of New Haven , and treas· en to Garden Club members urer, l ester Zerkl e of Mason and non members, who grow Mrs. Bill Gibbs. New H a v~ n , nowers for pleasure. not open I was el:cted secr~ tary . Durmg to those who sell plants or 1 the busmes!' meetm_g the ~~up bulbs, or who employ a provoted to buy an air condJtlon· \ fessional gardene1. All specler for the band room. mens must be grown by exhibiMrs. William Russ~\1, New ltor. Haven, chapemn at JuniOr B~nd Camp , reported on the sessiOn - - - - - - - - - which was held the week of .lu- · 1 ly 25th. . Chaperons for Seruor Band camp scheduled for August 14 1·- - - - - - - at Cedar Lakes were announ- : M d M Dl k G , GARY STEWART, 18, son of.Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur .SSI r.an rs. c .resso. ; M c· \"V I d lh e vem"ta ced as Mrs. Jh o n Morgan, Ml Belairt' Ohio visiled on Sun- Stewart, ason .1ty, , . . a., cap ure : Mrs.' ChrJsty . Rich Talent Contest Revue, conducted al the Gnllia Cl audla Ze rkl e and Mrs. Helen day w1th BletnPl' Howard d . County Junior Fair Saturday evening. Young S!J>lt wa~ announ ced that the an Moss Stella Gress. wart, a trumpet player, defeated 21 other contestband has been invited to pl ay i Mrs. Hes ter Rayburn was llre- 1 ants, and earned a trip to New York next June for I for the Charleston Rockets foot- : turned to the Pleasant Va ey: an audition on the original Ted Mack Amateur Hour A g th Hosp1tal on Sunday, where she. program. 27 1 ba11 game on u · · reportedly is seriously Jll. --- I 1 --. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker and : represented on the State Board 1 l\lunday Movmg over ,KrL<tie, Mason ; Mr. •nd Mrs., WI of Directors by G. c. Sommer To Hnntin!t~OD Post Jack Fox . Clifton , returned of Southside, Charles McCulloch PT. PLEASANT - E. L. home on Monday from a visit I of Henderson , and James Brown Mundav. Jr., assistant mana-1 wi th Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chattin of Letart who has been rennml1 ger of ·Appalachian Power Co~- ~ at Clevel3nd , Ohio. While there, naled ror a 3-year term and pany's Charleston division, JS they att<nded • ball game and at this meeting will be elected being moved to Huntington. as the Clt'veland Open Golf Tourto succeed hJmself whose term assistant manager of that divi- nament. I 1 as director expires lbis year. sian. effectivf' September I. Mrs. Lena Musgrave of Co-1 PT. PLEAS ANT. - The 21 st IT&chnicians for the local Unit In making the announcement. i lumbm. is visi ting .with Mr_and I Annur.l Memb~rs~1p Meet.~~ _of I is Woodrow Moon of Point Plea- ~ Joe P. Gills, vicf' president and ! Mrs. Lester Zerkle and family, ! the West VJrgmJ.a A~lfJcJal sant, \~' - Va. geru~ral manager of Appalachi- Mr. L. J. Ruttenculler, beforej Breeders Coope~at1v~ Will be l All area rarmers who wish to 1 an . said that Mr. Munday was leaving for Orange, California. held at Jackson ~ Mlll , .west_on, \ attend may contact any of these 1 be>in" moved to Huntington in _Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle I o~ August 17, .10 . ~onjunctton Ipeople who will be most ha~py pren~ratior for the retirement visited recently with her sister·\ Wt~h the West Vtrgmla State 1to take care of tran~portahon or H. o. Stillman as Huntington in-law, Mrs. Paul Ruttencutter Datry Show. .~ Iarrangements. Lodgtng a~d division manager early in 1967. , and children at Dunbar, W.. The meeting w.ill b~ ~ld meals ~or all in attenda,nce ~1111 Mr. Munday will succeed Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Au~r l the fa.~ m El ectr1~ b\1~1Q)_~g _ 8vatlable at Jackson s Mill. Stlllrtum as division manager and sons, Jeff and Johnny of 1_p.m. (Emf'a_nowiTI In . 1.1pon his retirement. Sandusky , OhJO, VIStled over the dJtJon to the b_usmess meetmg, OLDES1' OF KIND i weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Reu- feature as mam speakers, Dr. Elmira O>llege, N. Y., Is the . HOLD PICNIC, PARTY ben Stewar.t and Gary. Mrs.:1. D. Porterfield, H.ad Depart- oldest existing college (ur MASON - The Mason EUB Mary Aumiller, Hartford. and Iment of Animal Science of women which, from Its Fellowship held a picnic and with Mrs. Maxine Arnold and INorth Carolina State University. ing in 1655, granted degrees •wimming party Tuesday at I daughter, Pomeroy. . The Unit of the Cooperative comparable to those of ' Krodel Park. Members were i Saturday evening guests of which covers Mason County is aecompanied by Mrs. Glen \Mrs. Helen Stewart and family - - ---------·- --·-·-- 'l'hompson and Mrs. Lillian I were Mrs. Frank Qllillen, St. er member of the SFR Class ~f Grimm. Attending were Becky I Petersburg Beach, Florida and the Mason MethodiSt Church, lS Lewb, Barbara Lane, William 1Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell, Point • expected to be returned home Bird, Randy Weaver, Chuck Pleasant. I from the Gallipolis Clinic where For All Tho Family Neaae, James Lewis, Jr., Don· J immy Stewart, Mason. Mrs. I she has ~n a pa,t1ent. i na Darst, Ronnie Thompson and Geraldine Greer and Sandra Mr. anCl Mrs: Calvm BumDiana ·Noble. It has been turned from vacationing at gardner and children of armounced that the Point Dis- ginia Beach for several days. bus, VlSiled over ·the wet!ketld \I llict Youth Fellowship will host Mr. Stewart spent a portion wit~ l'l!r. and Mrs. Lewis 1be Huntington District this his vacation at Naples, Fiorfda. land and _family. . 1 • . Satun!Jiy, August 13th at Kro- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carr of' Mrs. Amella Gabel em and Mr . OU$ $ Oe fOre lel Park. Clearwater, Florida; are visit- R. K Urban of Huntwgton .. Mlddleprt, 0 . ing Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitch- iled recently with Mr. and 'Mrs. CAPEHART PREACHES ell in Mason. Mr. Carr was the 1 •<ll:;;:;;ri~sty~B~I:elll:l"~·iOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiid~iiiS::iii MASON - Frank Capehart, former principal of M a s on lr Point Pleasant, delivered lhe Grade School, before going to ser~~~on at the Mason Methodist Florida to teach. ChUrch Sunday morning dur- Mr. and Mrs. George r.ar·son II 111: the absence of the Rev . and ramHy spent several days .Manan Frme. His sermon vacationing. They went to West was ''Moments of Decision Virginia University, where Mr. and Commitment." Bible School Carson attended a DHIA mee,t-11 articles made by the young peo- ving, Washington, D C. and pie were exhibited Mrs. John drove the Skyline Drive. . Slsaon, chairman of the school, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riley of ! 1· IJitroduced the teachers and West Palm Bea~h visited sever- : rs during the morning wor- al days with her brolhers. Clii- 1 ·ihlp sorvice. I ford and George Carson an d I family. ' · PLAN REUNION Reverend and Mrs. Marvan \ NEW HA VEN - The annual Frame are spend ing their vaca·. BU!nsarner Reunion wi ll be tion visiting his parent~ io I held on Sunday, August 14, at Braxton County. I t the New Haven Roadside Park , Mrs. Caroline Turner has rei according to Harold Bumgam- turned home from the Pleasj er, president. A pi cnic lunch ant Valley Hospital where she .-j will be served at noon . All rela- underwent surgery for a broken 1 ~ lives and friend s are asked to hip. ~ ~~nd. Mrs. Katie Foglesong, anoth1 Band Boosters '' I M p ason erson prOJec • t B00ks ject books which will be elhllt ited at the Mason County Fair Wednesday through Saturday. The group voted to sponsor Becky Lewis, Maaon, as their candidate for Masqn CouniJ i :1· .Are Prepared 'FOr ·Exhibil•t , . 6·'· 1 ( 1 MASON - George 1!'. Cohde, 47, of Middleport, was al'l\l$l, ed by Ofllctr Fred Taylor of . Mason, on a DWI ch~ge lowlog an· accident 'ear ' on· daY: morning at the Meigs MASON _ Mrs. Aibel:f Swat- of .ihe Pomeroy-Mason bridge. , Q~n-:.illd:t~U= ~ zel gave the lesson, .. ~ O>m- C<inde ' was driving a 1958 'firerry!g)'ll~n. Parti••".pa~·-· were Con"'""N - Miss · Paula monist Threat to 0ur Free- St0d.baker · . """"' Gilland, • Cheryl Burns and dom " when the Mason ;Home InjUred were the driVer of presldod at a meeting of Barbara Lewis. Refreshments ' · 1 b met ri!cenl;. a 1935 VQikswagen, Vernon Happy Go· Lucky . 4-H Club :..:~~·!:,co~ Mrs. John Daie Humphries, 1'· of 1645 ~ntly at the Youth ~lei', were served by Barbara Critll Marshall, New Haven. Uncoln Hill, Pornttoy, and The "evenliiB was Bpellt·· on , passenger, Reggie PI! a) en, ' Mrs. John Roach read the on furlough from the :scripture and poem entiO~, H•Jmphrles received c~est I "I Shall Not Want" Mrs. Maid· knee injUries and Pholen a da Noble gave a reading on kn~ and mouth injury. Both freedom . Mrs. Ray Fox gave were taken to the Veterans . TURNS YOU tOOSEI readings o• Viet Nam. M~morial Hospital. WHITE Lets you do the Articles such as soap, kool Conde was treated at I he 1aids were brought by club Pleasant VaHey it~~pital tblrigs you like 1 members to be sent to sold1ers lodged in the Point Pleasant in Viet Nam. jail. He posted bond for trial best- PLAY gol. Refreshments ol hQlllemade Saturday. Both cars were a toice cream and cake were serv- tal Joss. · ed to Mrs. Clara Williams, Mrs. :.:_:=,:.____~--SH For Yourself! Drive To Milson, W. VIRoberta Young. Mrs. Ray Fox zel, Mrs. Dorothr c,.a.wrlltht all of Chiton ; Mrs. John Roach, and granddaughter," MrS. Ruth THE DRIVE WILL DO, YOU GOOD Mrs Matilda Noble, Mrs. Rob- Dudding, Mrs. John McDaniel, ert 'stewart , Mrs. Albert Swat- and MrS. Elizabeth Jeffers. Mrs. William Crow as co-chair- time rpq uired to st>t up exhib- man. ·~y:_;s~e~ntm~ _•'-':·~D~al~ , 'ei,~Po~m~er~o~y_:-MI~d~d::I•!::po::rt:.,..:0~-·~A::u«=:-~1-;-0,_1=:8M;:: Middleport Man Jidled at Point aJ 1 Shop Pickens H~rdware --ltetipe for SPECIA,L END OF SEASON Close-out REMS Thurs. Friday -and-· Saturday 1 Clearance! DRESSES l GLASSWARE eCoffoo Mugs eAsh Trays eGieues eBowls e Many Other Items EXCEILEN1' STYLES MOST ALL SIZES No. I Value To $6.95 ••• Reg. $1.79 Value SHREDDED FOAM Va. l eLarge Size esoft e Printed Cover 1 ASST. STYLES • DISCOUNT VALUES Asst. Styles VaL To$2.99 By ROBIN HOOD C-D-E widtbi Black MIDDLEPORT, 0. MASON W. VA. Pl)lnt 77J.S554 CoOt- $1 •Gieem eP~IIIIO<Ient for And ''" Dtllvory I $1.00 Reg. $1.09 Liquid Shampoo Prell LOW DISCOUNT PRICE : STOCK UP NOW 76c $'1 •94 l yds. 51 36" and 45" f&Jt color prlnta and drlp.<fryo. • . pr. ;· 1fa' PRI~ Regul.u 59c •nct69c- 3~1nch · Kitchen Curtain · -"--,J=.....,-,_: Jr!i'~<r'"'" . Kyser 1 SAUSAGE 2 Cathy are guests of Pt. Pleasant, p.. lives inPaul W. Va. Tuesday; Mrs. son, Bruc~1:47 P. Davis, Mr~. Knapp and Mrs. Bud Rutland, son, 1:14 a.m. Wed::~~" called on Mrs. Jolin nesday; Mrs. William A. Gard- . Mtss Glofla Blumellhauer Is son, 2:12a.m. Wednesday; . helping . . Mrs.. Warren Reeves. . Paul ner, 521 E~.Second €11U]soil,Ave., 54 Olive Kanauga, St., Mlclulel Horgan . is much daughtet(<~:29a,m., Wednesday. better and will sooR be able to .JllJeharge's 1 come home. Mrs~ ~Autherson, Mrs. .Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass called Frett<~!';' ,.· re, Harold J. Hart, on .Mrs. Arlx and .MrS. TrafiB<''l). Hope, Mrs. !Wbert .Mrs. John . Stout' a · awiCI,II; William s. Logan, law, ,Grover C. Stout of Drum· Mrs. George Otworth, Lisa F. right, Oklt., passed ~way Sark, · JIVs. Jacoh Smith, Jr., ly 30. Mr. stout was Vlce-presl- Mrs. E4die B. SUiter, Mrs. BerdenC II The Cornall Oil <:o., lie Terrier, Marie R. Williams, Tu)¥, Okla. Mrs. Raymond J. Williamson, .Mr. and Mrs. Asa J~ .Yl· Roberl D. ,Boso, Mrs. V. Ed· sited Mrs. Kati Wllsoa. ward wOUe ar.d infant s o .Mr; .b tL !ln. liarui~ MrS. Robert Cox aRd infant son. aoa Ronnie Welch and '::~ J were guests of their p here. here. The Garland Mayes family .Mr. and Mrs. IDoving to West VlrebDflrerr >, • 'oa _ FROZEN FRENCH FRIED qt. jar CALIFORNIA lb. 21b. bogs White Hou• 2'12 sl.. B r a n d - - - - - - - - - can .----SUMMER CLOSE-OUT SALE---Mens Short Sloove Aut. Color Boys Waoh & Woar THROW RUGS ShortSIHv. 100% Nylon Pile SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $1.98-$2.98 $1·49 NOW 2711 X 48" _ $2.98 24" X 36" _ $1.98 " .' "IN RACINE RA LL I s BEN $1-1 9 •' FRANKLIN BAG KTO sCH LSALE . West.rn-Cut ShorlSIH~~e con oN DENIM JEANS SHIRTS IBB tw:r n Coarse denim meet• the rugeed demand• of boys ••• INid lhelr mothers! Sflm or ular styles ill a..oi'l~"""' sizes 4 to 15. leg. ~ WoiMII'a Panties .......... ... 37c Kindergarten Aprons; .. .. ........ . ...... 19c Reg. 1.11 SL 3·7 Corduroy Slacks ..... Hc leg.1.00 Chl.d ren's KnltShlm ........ 78c CREW lOCKS Wlrilo cotton,--~~ ;/;/.. Sermu~, blnto"' down ot tprftd cdlJar on pretty pastals or perky prints. Got a eouplol MCK-To.SCHOOLAPPAREL ..,_flora' 1-ltlll• BSt ._.. ftft.. . . . .. 1 ..._.... .,. Boys' Briefs ............ .2/99c leg. 2/1.39 Boys' T·Shim ..... ..... 2/1.01 I.DO ·TeJ1n!t Specials for 'to- ,ScbooLWear! . .. ···-.~ ., NOW SINCE 1860'' hg. Z/1.11 .'$. $4' _$ lteg. $1.49-$2.49 Waid Cross Sons SHOES ~· LB. PKG. 39c 2 39c POTATOES Red Grapes Lemons --do·-49c 3 89c 19 C APPLE SAUCE Salad Dressing ...======...,.: CIMiciJICI Glngh1m - - - - - - yd. 59c Regular 98c- 40 Inch '· S•Jicleth ---------.~d. 69c . dl Resui!R-79c- 361nch o.n1m -----·- -..- -----yd. ~!c ,, . "Ot'E BIG TABLE BETTER, GJFT . ITEMS . . PRINTS IJIO• on thi OHIO VALLEY BRAND ~lfllr 69c .. 361nch TENNIS SHOES , .e size 5.10 6 .: . _ ... Black and , White e Amerlcafl Made e DISCOUNT PRICE SALE! ONE GROUP . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' TO SCHOOL e r Yards Of Bargains For·Back to School Sewing GAL 39( yd. 18" and fa" better cottoDJ and wasb 'n wear fabric•. Re&u1ar 1.19 and 1.39. 44 Reg. 59c Value ASSORTED eCrest ESTIMATES RQr VALUES TO 79c ASST. .• l,..nl THE SHOE BOX PIEG GOODS . KRYSTAL CUT eColgato Hogg & Zuspan lOWEST PRICES MATERIALS • COMPANY FREE ' BmtR Big "Bonanza" Buys PLASTIC WARE TOOTHPASTE come see us and save now! SALEI ONE GROUP HURRYI GRAB THESE elnterior Exterior • Vinyl Latex eGioss Paint BEST PRICE in the VALLEY If you plan to build, remodel or repair - CLEARANCEI Reg. $2.59 Gal. PAINT : II Reg. Values 79c ea. met with Mrs. .H~ - PRICE PAINT PAINT (Construction Grade) I . e American Made e High Life Action Discount Price J .. TEAM MATE OXFORD Y2 GOLF BALLS ... !:. Fabric Shop's Summer 'l'll!i W.&<:.S. of 1 1 ,· pr. FAMOUS SUPER RITE You Save HERE!! j $100 SPORTSWEAR SHIRTS CARLOAD Annual Picnic Dinner Served Church Class The annual potluck picnic Work Weltd dinner and regular meeling .of A-1 WASH and work done on the Daughters ol Ruth ctaaj· cars. Priced very reasonably of the Uniltd Methodist church at $11. Call 992-2580 Pomer was held Monday afternoon at . ' 8 10 ~r~ the home of Miss NeUe Bing, ELEGANCE and femlnlnlly have returned to fashion Ia tbe New York eolle<ltons lor fall 1966 LustroUJ dark jade eosturae by MaBle Pamls ~left) bas eoat buttoned Ia NotiCes I Union Ave. blaek br;ld ond betted at the baek. Il's llnlag of wt'rld Roman otripes motch.. tbe HAM SHOOT Sunday Aug 14 Mrs. Frank Stewarl, presl·lttrf ll!eked tnt. the olashed neeldlne of the eompanion dress. Oyster wool short sponsored by the ' Ch~ste~ dent, con!'"cted 1 :•~ bu~l-. evening eostume (right) by lioxane for Samuel Winston Is banded at the hemline Fire Department on Isaac ness sessiO~ whlcti opened With wllh rows of rhlnestoaes, pe..-1• and sU•er bUgle beads oa both the collarleu ooal Walton Farm. 8 10 3tp Psalm 23 m unlson. -~votions , , aad 'lls ruatci!ID&_!I_e_evele_ss drw For Safe were led by Mrs. Alb,ert Alward CANNING TOMATOES, $1 a u~ing as hei topic, Training for - - bushel, bring own container Kmgdom LIVIng...Se•er~l art~ Grange Booth at . Sorority, Cuest6 nd . 'k 2 ll bo ctes and a poem, Blessmgs Of- F . . D' d HIIVI' Prcnir. · · • ynu piC ' m .., • ve ten Overlooked" were read, af- 1 air "' IICUBSe Outmg Letart Falls, Julian Hill. ,. hi h th 1 d ' sed Rock Springs Grange met in e ea ercro the l M b f Oh' Et 8 10 6tc d.,..rw. c .th regular session Monday even· - --- - - · .. ~··~- -em ers o Ul a ----evottons WI prayer. . . Chapter or Beta Sigma Phi A report was given on the Jng ·wt lth Fred_~oeglem, worthy Holzer Hospital: Visiting1rority and their guests -,joyed con trb I I uf 10n made bY the c1ass .mas er, pres1dmg. d . . .The. meet- hours 2.-t and HI pm. Parents · a picnic outing at Royal" • Lega I N0 t rce · last month "'ward the cburcb mg epene . In ntuahstiC lorm. only on Pediatrics Ward. p k tJ -c•"'•"•"' ' •c"'•"'TO CoNTIIACTOI expenses. 'A letter of thaDks was A commumcatlon was read Admissioaa ar re~n y. Nollce 11 hertb.v •Inn that .:!ald. . frem the State Master in regard Attendmg were Mr. and Jll'<lpou.~~: •bau b• received ., the ot- . read from the ~v. C. Melvm to ti Mrs. Ray Queen, 920 Four th Edward Moore and their house 1U ons to eome before A nee or the Doaro of Met1• Count,.- . Alkire for the bel 11 • Tb reso M" N Ill M R · commtulonen, 1t th• courl houae In 1 , P aiVen. e th St t G . ve.; ISS e e · essmg- guests, Mr. and Mrs. Nelsen Pom~r())', Ohio, unm Aupst n. 19811. 'liArd !il Prayer In unison cltsed e _a e . range meetms. er, 007 Second Ave.; Wi!lard Albert of Radford Va . Mr and . ~~:~~u!t!' ·w~~~.•n• touowJn• d•, the meeting. . lA dJscusdS!onf wasthheld and H. Lowman, 463 First Ave. : Mrs. Mrs Richard H~vatt~; . Dr ' : n· d e or e Grange Le ~ . . . • Furnllb au mat.rlaiJ , llbllr, •n4 I mner was serve to mem- pans booth rna t he f . o ._haver, 21 Pmt St. ., Mrs. and ·Mrs. Keith Rtggs, Mr. and· app!ll!IU'~ nel!ll't&ar:.· to <:omp!rl.l> I n r hers and guesls seated at a ta· a I Blr. Refreshments Foster Miller, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; : M s Dave Hindy Mr and • •a111fartory rn• nner, ~eraplnJ and· 1 bl ith h't were served The hall was va . , . · r · ' · ac wire b~il l l'!nj'; iliJo'nll n~. Inti TeJ~:il~· I e w w I e cover and center- ted f the. . • Carodus E. Elliott, Rt. 2 Galli·'1 Mrs. Gene Mitch . Mr. and Mrs. 1n,neMH. reaulll: Detweea : ed with an a an · t o1 ca or fall'. r .T L M'll Rt · 2I Frank E!!chleman. ' tnmHwhen~ •nil tnir.k. i rr. gemen gar- ~ . ~ po IS,, eresa • ~ er, . i ' den flowers. Mrss Lucretia GenPatr1ot,; Mrs. Rupert L. How-; APPll' J ttW01 nata aery& mu11n- I h • d d ' l'J PRina._ Shen>'lrl WUlllml or eQUII , elmer asked grace. ' I ar ' Hartror ; Mrs. Donald •• • • PMl"OwoiJ ....... """~ . .... Attending were Mrs • c• Mel- 1I w' Click' Pt' Pleasant·' Mr s· : ~.S••wt'no Mel.. _Cvullitf. Cour. HouR. BondlnA: 1 w:> e Club Mnnt• c c; ,. arent dfaiJ be fA~ to t1nt eoat of vin Alkire, Mrs. Alward, Mrs .1 Bill N. Fugate, Pt. Pleasant; ,.. 1 L-.. :. Honle •a111: . D'lt,ll" c;Girttl llball be 1pplled b1 Ri haM · ' brum. uta anl!erhood metal . . b, and c.,..... .. Campbell, Misses Ada ITan11· J o F ugate, Pt. p[easant ; II ~~~ tdm. on ~o called ne~ addlt.ton •han and Luttetia Genheimer Mr1 eWS OteS Ralph W. Zirkle 1 Hartford : Mrs. Robert Lewis was host~·~.. 1 (ollel eoat bljb t~uaHtJ mHo ' 1 • . or enamel. 1 Jacob Gloeckner, Mrs. Stewarl, IDanny G. Underwood, Rt. 2' ~ss to the Second Monday sewOD~f . ~ ~udect in 1n11 bill, 11 , Mrs. Minnie Neutzllng, Miss BY MRS. JOHN STOUT Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Galleton E. ing club Monday evening at =~)~ rotaf t.whlch. Ll M~ .lflen In col- : Bing and a guest, Mrs. Antone Mr. and · Mrs. Ben Cremeans IJeffers, Rt. 1 Pt. . Pleasa~t ; her home, Spring Ave. The eve· ·w:nlc: u.Q be.,PII 11ot mon u-an Lucke. of Shade, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. Malco~m MJller, Mid· ning was spent. socially and in ~!:~~~~d =t~~:d ·~·t~~~~10~~~~:~: Larry McGrath visited Mr. and dleport; Miss Florence S. Lim· sewing. Mrs. Grace Holter re· 4 ''" d~•· wt:attwr permlttlnr. PenalPARTY HEW Mrs. Earl McGrath. I berger, Long Bottom; Mr s. celved a birthday gift from her lJ' be~or1d Milled lime, t hit ll Uto · L p · •.. M'ddl 1_ eport: secret pal. 12r..oo per~ MASON - Mrs. John Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyatt 1i Do rJs · amlot':r, M~~ ~~=:m.•. ::~~n!:!r:!~ Mason, entertained called on Mr. and Mrs. Dana IThe Rev. Peter ~· .cam, Rt. 3! A sa lad course was served by tl'l• CD1Qlb Commlulrmera, In the with a Bee--Line party at Bluminghour IOak Hill; Mrs. Wtlham H. Col- : b th h t t Ml El aum ot 11.00000 F•r the flllbrut • r Rt 1 Rad l'f I y e OS ess 0 ss eanar 1 c f: James J. Robson Mrs Paul Kloes Mrs fo1 1.,an~o ot tbb t'!lntract. Bontl ,:.:~: home with Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graves . ms, · "~ ~· 1' • •lddtir'• bond ~ompany. serving as demonstrator. P'"'" and Mrs • Lillian .Postum ot lr v Westrall, Rt.B 3dSpencer, W. DWig · ht ' p. ar k.er, Mrs. H ' 0 it er . In ~ b.d . whlch Wow.<'!~ ll '(ler(otman('• IU" . 'Mr 3 bond ro fOntrador re<!elvtn; aYI•nJ. es were won by Mrs. Akren were guests of Mr. and I ·• s, ra Y S. Young, : \1rs Patrick Woad and All lither .bomla will be ~tu§ 1 S ' ' · Wurtland Ky · Miss Chlora · · bl4oon ...., ,,..,. , 1 '""' · " watzel and Mrs. George Tripp. Mrs. Guy Bolen. ',.,, • .::. -"'t ., W 11 1 , Myrtis Kay Parker . .-.u.~~l:!uu,•II•U 1le db' Refrtsbtnents were . ..served Mrs ~)1'11'1--.:an ' wasgue""' : ~..-c ,t n.l e s on; Mrs. Ob10'• ,..,._. eompe Uon. • ,. "~"IU IDo Jd L W0rt W" You,.zr.,t '"'"""~'' "''" .. tumuh,. the hostess, to Mrs. .Matilda of Mrs. · GUkey. na · man, e..ston: 1 Mf!ET IN IRONTON m,r::rc':Db" t11mmtu111nen re~rv• Noble,Mrs.' JamesHughes,Mr;~. Mr. and: 'Mrs. H. L. Knapp !Mrs. Jos~pb W: Eggers, . Rt. 1 The Providence :"rrissioAary ,.. btds. " ..',. ..,.., " NJoo< '"' ••• I Paul Honaker, .Mrs . Billy J . and granddaughter , Becky, 1. onton Oak Hill, Edwm L. Neal, lr- Bap t.1st Assoc1a . t"Jon mee ,.mg 11ll 1 M•J• Count)' Commtulonen Roush, Mrs. Albert Swatzel, Dayton, were guests- or B b will be held at the Mount Olive Kenneth MuEihlnney M G Tri frt I ....,•.,., rs. eorge pp, Mrs. Don- Uvea here. Mr Wil" H C 11 . Rt Baptist church in Ironton, AuLurellle ha Tulloh , Mrs Mr. and .Mrs. fron !loll ey I Radcl'fl s. uam . 0 •ms, . gust 17-21. Rev. Henry C. FletClo•>. Norrlt Diehl .. • T. R• Dav Is, d hte 1 4 12 '"' •· "-"' Mrs. Harold Dam. chiltlren spent the weekend Tuesda;; Mt:~~u;-rt ·L. ;t,~: cher of !renton i• tho moderaMlllon, W. Va. ard H· r11' ni· tor. 4. 32 Mrs · ·Ma011e . Newlan d ' a o ' son, . ~j;,;~: i ! r.,..= an Tuesday; Mrs. Donald w. " t'(l Topie 1M their Aagust . I to Jl ·P•!II.' a'he the prOgram topic !rom . cee. , 44, 1-JBled by Mrs. Dorotha Reibel. The busmess . Gel,d_was used II was co!lflucted by Mrs. Buahia tloo on aqelent IDmho Shumway, lwwhoid utenslll about A bake sale to be held i .JUrli.iii;i;;;q~o.,.;;;;;;==-;;;;;;i-~ at Reed's store Aug. 13 at 10 a. It m. was announced. Ba1Jil"" plans were also discussed. RelreshAttending the party were rcJents were served to the above SHIRT ~ Steve Anderson, Brenda Bolin, and Mrs. Mamie Buckle•. Nell Wilson and Mra. LIIIU.n ll SERVICI Cindy Anderson, David Davis, Cindy Eads, Ricky Bolin, Lar- Pickens. The September meet- IN AT 9 AM-OUT AT ing will be with Mrs, Nell Wllry and Gary Haley, Mark Mor5PM. ris, David Williamson, Teres11 oon. Brown, Beverly Wilc~x. Jennie Robinson~~ ·_ Grale Karen Sneed, Elaine Bolin, Belinda Sneed, VIckie · Ramsburg, Rose Mary Snow- Nelson and Mrs. Marie Ander~ den, Darla Williamson, Brent son. h LADIES SPECIAL GROUP LADIES and CHILDREN SUMMER hr. Sh S for Values to $4.98 eout They Go e Low, Low Price eBlg Group Clearance MENS I 2 Summer Shoes 94(... 1 \.-=========-; I TENNIS SHOES A scl)oq] of Instruction was pre, Gallipolis, Marietta, New eonductetf,'7 Mrs. Dolley Dan- Malalflllras, Pomeroy & Woodscey .of New8rk, grand _guardian, field lletheis. Ritualistic W!lrk when Bethel ·No. 82 of lntema- of the Bethel was exemplified tiona! Order of Job's Danghters by officers and choir members mel Monday eveiling at the of Bethel No. 62, Pomeroy. Pomeroy Maeonlc Temple. The girls were commended Linda Lyons, honored queen, on their work and the meeUng presided and the meeting op- closed in regular form. ened in ritualistic form . Mrs. Refreshments were served in Eva Foulke of Marietta, past the dining room by Mrs. Helene jrand guardian, and M~s. Thei- l Mullen , promoier of hospltDilly mB Popp, of Zanesville, grand assisted by Mrs. !Ia Darnell. musJcian, were presented and I Mrs. Linda Darnell Mayer pr.-. welcomed. Also introduced were ~ sided at the punch bowl. .J, visiting guardians and associ· •te guardians. The ·school was conducted for the council members of the Bel· ' Late Classifieds P~orram A surprise birtbday party .was held recontly at the home of Mrs. Fred Williamson for their three childrep Robert . Debra and Richard.' Gam..; were played and prizes were awarded to Steve Anderson, Brenda Bolin, Cindy Anderson, and Davtd Davis. The d 0 0 r prize was won by Cindy Eads. lee-cream, cake and kool-aid were served with hats, balloons and candy as favors. /,:'o CLEARANCE BEO ··PILLOWS 1 Party u Gi111!n Sc.hool 01 Instruction Conducted By Grand Guardian Dolly Dancey HarnsonVI . 'IIe N ·N LADIES END· 0 • SEASON Values to 39c ASSORTED Jn Weston .I Hospl'tal News better buys Breeders 'll Meet Aug. 17 Surpir1e Birtluloy lt.tarantted Mot"• .,...,. Aostd, oiton. . Z• .,.,. M - --- .,I · SWIAT IHIIIT �, ,. . \ '·. t ! J ' '{ .. . ' ' .. 3-lb. Bag ) Yellow Sun Ripened eet Corn SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8:30 to 8:30 c Doz. . PRUNE PLUMS lb. la . · LARGE SELECTION OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR SUMMER SALADS EI&LISH CUT BIRDSEYE LEMONS LARGE SIZE 1.1. GOVDIIMDit IIISPICUD ONION RINGS 4:k~·;. 1 doz. •... lb. CHIPS ggcl c ...... -·DE U. S.IOVT.IIISPICTID MIX OR M.'\TCB SWD'T'JI PBJIIJIJIJJill. S. GOVT. INSI'ECJ'IID WAFER SLICED GonlllleetPOLI "••.! =t:~::~::l Snoo..d lt.l 3 $1 Pkgs• ••• ;l I' ·' ~ KOTEX lSc OFF •t I ' I' I KATIIEVANS },eminine N SURF ......s GIANT . .~ MORTON c 26-0L Boll I Pork I Beans ~·· $ VANCAMP NEW ORLEANS. BUIISJ $ aao · Cans ' IOilD.I'I I .. .. luniiMILK BISCUITS $ Cans 1-0L Fruit Cocktail .s KIAPT. Barbecue :.sar·.,e . REGULAR 14-oz. Can c . Regular Retail ~ '1" COUIFDR I · ' 1I ! : s· ... Cans HAIR SPRAY CANADA DRY 12. . -Qana , HALO 1-lb. Pkg. . HUNT'S CAMPBELL'S Potato ~-'. Kl FREE RUNNifi!G OR'lODIZED c ¥ . SALT .... .... : of1Z • . - - -- - (......,Wrappe~ CIIITRCUT COLDWATER Pkg. IIAT&EAT \ : . = HI BRAND FROZEN FlAVOR PERFECT $ 6-0L Cans LDII lb. lEMONADE •• PINK LEMONADE ORANGE DRINK •• FRUIT PUNCH c 1-lb. Pkg. (/ LIBBY'S ;:., TASTE·O-SEA lb. 5 I I Ll.tM._,KTII SIOID MIPI'I:PRIIIIUM FROZEN FOOD California Juicy c __..............,____ .... PORK CHOPS FREIICH FRIED PERCH ,.... : ..s ..... 89' e IWIR'IPI "GARDEN DEW" PRODUCE . lb. . . FILET MIGNON • ~-:;: a..,,.• SIRLOIN STUK &9c ~::: 29c �, ,. . \ '·. t ! J ' '{ .. . ' ' .. 3-lb. Bag ) Yellow Sun Ripened eet Corn SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8:30 to 8:30 c Doz. . PRUNE PLUMS lb. la . · LARGE SELECTION OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR SUMMER SALADS EI&LISH CUT BIRDSEYE LEMONS LARGE SIZE 1.1. GOVDIIMDit IIISPICUD ONION RINGS 4:k~·;. 1 doz. •... lb. CHIPS ggcl c ...... -·DE U. S.IOVT.IIISPICTID MIX OR M.'\TCB SWD'T'JI PBJIIJIJIJJill. S. GOVT. INSI'ECJ'IID WAFER SLICED GonlllleetPOLI "••.! =t:~::~::l Snoo..d lt.l 3 $1 Pkgs• ••• ;l I' ·' ~ KOTEX lSc OFF •t I ' I' I KATIIEVANS },eminine N SURF ......s GIANT . .~ MORTON c 26-0L Boll I Pork I Beans ~·· $ VANCAMP NEW ORLEANS. BUIISJ $ aao · Cans ' IOilD.I'I I .. .. luniiMILK BISCUITS $ Cans 1-0L Fruit Cocktail .s KIAPT. Barbecue :.sar·.,e . REGULAR 14-oz. Can c . Regular Retail ~ '1" COUIFDR I · ' 1I ! : s· ... Cans HAIR SPRAY CANADA DRY 12. . -Qana , HALO 1-lb. Pkg. . HUNT'S CAMPBELL'S Potato ~-'. Kl FREE RUNNifi!G OR'lODIZED c ¥ . SALT .... .... : of1Z • . - - -- - (......,Wrappe~ CIIITRCUT COLDWATER Pkg. IIAT&EAT \ : . = HI BRAND FROZEN FlAVOR PERFECT $ 6-0L Cans LDII lb. lEMONADE •• PINK LEMONADE ORANGE DRINK •• FRUIT PUNCH c 1-lb. Pkg. (/ LIBBY'S ;:., TASTE·O-SEA lb. 5 I I Ll.tM._,KTII SIOID MIPI'I:PRIIIIUM FROZEN FOOD California Juicy c __..............,____ .... PORK CHOPS FREIICH FRIED PERCH ,.... : ..s ..... 89' e IWIR'IPI "GARDEN DEW" PRODUCE . lb. . . FILET MIGNON • ~-:;: a..,,.• SIRLOIN STUK &9c ~::: 29c �. . \ 1 ' . ' ... .. '; . Ye low 6.1obe · Ill S 3-lb. Bag eel Corn SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8:30 to 8:30 Ill' c Doz. "G4RDEN DEW" PRODUCE . PRUNf PLUMS lb. California Juicy 19c LARGE SELECTION OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR SUMMER SALADS IWIPI'IPI EIGLISH·OUT . .ONION ' GS I I liBBY'S c I \., doz. (hn• Wr1pt11~ •• i WAFER SLICED ::t:=-~::J *1• •. '111 .. ' c....tiHfP-.1 SnooHd . _ !J oz.l 3 $1 Pkgs. KATIIIVANS .TOWELS .JI&SE .... .... *ft&t.s 1 99- .. KLUNEX Feminine Napkms · GIANT ·-- ' KOTlX . SURF SWD'T'8 PIUiiiJIJJI.lJ. S. GOvr. INSPECI'IID 118f\Dfi.S.IOVT.IIIJPKIID I MIX OR MATCH COLDWATER HI BRAND FROZEN RAVOR PEIFECJ . ot12 1-lb. Pkg. J ~· MORTON ·SALT IUmiMII.K BISCUITS FREE RUNNING OR IODIZED 26·0L =t • •• '1 'tt . l KWT, Fruit Cocktail Pork I Beans 28-oz• Cans I COUI,_IT ... . 1!. ;¥ 11• ;, 12= lzn ,.. . ' HALO ' . I sw~a· ,. . ( HAIR SPRAY . !. :.. '.,. . •,· ~· · :I C_'GOLA • e ' • ,~,- : ~ .. ~ ' '", f l ' .~ . .. ' ... ' Regular Retail ~ CANADA DRY ' ..fllns . . , . . Barbecue :sar·~e . .. $ ..______.....~ l $ '' REGULAR 14·oz. Can $ ea.. 8-n. HUNT'S CAMPBELL'S •':: .. .. ·Cans BoK '111 I I r .,., (. I. Pkg• CHOPS .. •• lb. ~ . \ e LDII lb. 1 Cans ' 1-Ht.Pq. lilA'I'& EAT ) $ 1-oL lb. I LEMONADE -- PINK LEMONADE ORAIIGE DRIIIK ·- FRUIT PUIICH FRUCH FRIED PERCH :.s . . . 89• ,.... ggc, ' 4:k~·;. 1 TASTE-0-SEA PORK FROZEN FOOD 5 Li.IIOII.·-- 11010 """';PRill!. 1.1. GOYIIIIIINf IIISPICJED ,. BIRDSEYE LEMONS LARGE SIZE J lb. amu Yellow Sun ~pened ··~­ I · l I .I '' FILET MIGIIOII • ~~;: a..,,.. SIRLOIII STUK &9c ~:~: 29c �. . \ 1 ' . ' ... .. '; . Ye low 6.1obe · Ill S 3-lb. Bag eel Corn SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8:30 to 8:30 Ill' c Doz. "G4RDEN DEW" PRODUCE . PRUNf PLUMS lb. California Juicy 19c LARGE SELECTION OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR SUMMER SALADS IWIPI'IPI EIGLISH·OUT . .ONION ' GS I I liBBY'S c I \., doz. (hn• Wr1pt11~ •• i WAFER SLICED ::t:=-~::J *1• •. '111 .. ' c....tiHfP-.1 SnooHd . _ !J oz.l 3 $1 Pkgs. KATIIIVANS .TOWELS .JI&SE .... .... *ft&t.s 1 99- .. KLUNEX Feminine Napkms · GIANT ·-- ' KOTlX . SURF SWD'T'8 PIUiiiJIJJI.lJ. S. GOvr. INSPECI'IID 118f\Dfi.S.IOVT.IIIJPKIID I MIX OR MATCH COLDWATER HI BRAND FROZEN RAVOR PEIFECJ . ot12 1-lb. Pkg. J ~· MORTON ·SALT IUmiMII.K BISCUITS FREE RUNNING OR IODIZED 26·0L =t • •• '1 'tt . l KWT, Fruit Cocktail Pork I Beans 28-oz• Cans I COUI,_IT ... . 1!. ;¥ 11• ;, 12= lzn ,.. . ' HALO ' . I sw~a· ,. . ( HAIR SPRAY . !. :.. '.,. . •,· ~· · :I C_'GOLA • e ' • ,~,- : ~ .. ~ ' '", f l ' .~ . .. ' ... ' Regular Retail ~ CANADA DRY ' ..fllns . . , . . Barbecue :sar·~e . .. $ ..______.....~ l $ '' REGULAR 14·oz. Can $ ea.. 8-n. HUNT'S CAMPBELL'S •':: .. .. ·Cans BoK '111 I I r .,., (. I. Pkg• CHOPS .. •• lb. ~ . \ e LDII lb. 1 Cans ' 1-Ht.Pq. lilA'I'& EAT ) $ 1-oL lb. I LEMONADE -- PINK LEMONADE ORAIIGE DRIIIK ·- FRUIT PUIICH FRUCH FRIED PERCH :.s . . . 89• ,.... ggc, ' 4:k~·;. 1 TASTE-0-SEA PORK FROZEN FOOD 5 Li.IIOII.·-- 11010 """';PRill!. 1.1. GOYIIIIIINf IIISPICJED ,. BIRDSEYE LEMONS LARGE SIZE J lb. amu Yellow Sun ~pened ··~­ I · l I .I '' FILET MIGIIOII • ~~;: a..,,.. SIRLOIII STUK &9c ~:~: 29c �.' ' ' -' ... ' .. (' '• •· .... , . . . . . WiUFFI 9lurfAD INfORM• YION I P. -. ="':J:~ r • ...,. ~ 1" ! Pomeuov MI .. M. ..., ...... ,............... ....,.... a.-u~o.aTIIOIII . . . . . . . . .lei . , - •1.ctlall.... ..,.,..... _., ••• .......... - ....... .,,.,. ...... • tiiUMtllttft. fM . . not M ...,. ::r:= ... tftC... ....,..... Per Willi All IOMOI . . . . . .... ..... .... t ........ ~-- CIM,.. Ml ftllll II CHtl ,_, __,. .. , Tllnl C• • ..,.," lnllrtttM ,.. . . . Dllcwllt .......... -- . . . . . . . . . Wlllllft " ... CAll Oft JNANKI a OIITUARIIS .,. . . . . . . ..,. ............... lhl:h ....,. .. ,. OPPIC:I IIOUU . . A. k. .. lrll '· M. 1111:.... _,.,., . . 4. M. .. 1lrtl .,., 10 un TO "LACI A . . . ULT PIOOUCift WANT U $2295 65 CHEVROLET Im/.!la Hardtop. LoeaUy owned aDd onJ.y 12,000 mlloo 8 cyl· .n el', power steerlJli. Spotless fawn interior, beautiful rna- I llr6 PLYMOUTH owaer. Automatic. IJke new and priced to co. RadiO be1ter. and Pomeroy Motor Co. .......... ® Of' IN EVE$. 9:00 P.M. I Help Wented For Sale HEATING, PLUMBING. Rural I Do10l Boltle Gas. Amold \ Brothers, 611 E. MaiD St., • 22 lie Pomeroy. /:.j!'Afmi •. ~ I--· I '-::.:,...;-,;' MIDDLEPORT - Carner lot2 story frame, I rooms (3 bedrooms), bath, 1st floor modern, new furnace. close to schools. Only 16,500. Oblo. End your -er trouble. We bave all size oewer ma~ rooms), front and baclt porch, I IDes. Reasonable !lites. Call furna ce heating, 19,500. WY s.2!174, day or oighl SYRACUSE I story frame, t 15 tic ~ rooms (3 bedrooms), new bath aDd utility room, comer AUCiliiNI!:U lot (90 x 100). Onwtr must C.mple&e Service sell. $4,lltl0. f 'r l!' tll ' I : DoN'T pump your slugJtSb sep- i -- •rtte. ALBERT M. COX, BROKER PHONE !19U830, EVENINGS 119Z-31St. Proae or <..:ontael &. <.. ~RAilt'IIKD RaeiDe. Oble UDIATOR Orderlnt $pHd Our Dri"V•InTo SERVICE IS HEREJ ---------' SAI:S & SERVIa XJI New Riilifir ShOP eCar eTruck eH..tar Core .eBullc!odr eAny Type NICIST PEOPLEI CALL DICK RAWLINGS kill HGOILE FORD bwlings Honda Sales Mkldii,Drt~ flY 241" EXPERIENCEO EXP~RIENCBD WHEn WHEa WY 2-21$1 0. MIDDLEPORT OHIO NDW TAKINO RENTAL RESEWYATIONS tllld and Blaettnars e ·SALES e e RENTALS. BRAKE SERVICE eCtri'lptnglqulpn-*nt• lose Alignment Shop W Mlln St. hmeray i --~ I ..... -- ~ BIG BEND TRAILER SALES I ~ 00( ·1·OR S YS ·I 1 ,.. 6lp 6lpl 0: Horton St. 112 U06 .! I end~~ r:r:~~; :eJddr:,:::. :.lldld~~ ::.ct lnfo~~atio~y Ph.;~1[ ~z ;;.:~~:on :/ddg~: r= =r~~= i~xce!i =.ro~ :t"tb:-us~ c IIADAM st.r, p11JD readlr, liL 0. ar plllllle •1111. I I 3lc 011111. U 12 lit 1, Kaaan1-. Loall far 111111 WALNUT OON80LE lMII OfiE WHEEL ulllily trailer, an- Real ht.te Fctr Sale - alps. Come llld belr ._ 1111 ~el. 'l'bllo set radio equip- lit frGn frame, wood GAYNELL WISE preperly on BY HOWII! SCHNEIDER M•son, W Ya. ' ~· 5611 GASULINI ALLEY SELLING OUT e2 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS · eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At o_.I,J._ ·• a. - Metropolitan Motors THE BDAN LOSI'I Evenings and Saturday For The Best In . . . . ...... Onder & Concrete BLOCKS -- --· ... 4 - 8 . 8 - 12 lllob Blodlo .aCement & Mortar aMetal Wlndowa a. Doon oDoor Fromes a. other Moaonry .Supplies. I'HONI 9924067 I'OMIIIOY SOCIAL CA E . R . 'hh ~NDA Room 426, 307 E. 4th SL, CID., no consequence and yet may cas or staphylococcus. Olher WSWS OF YTHE Blllerprlst 0, 8 t 3tc be a source of unnecessary wor- causes include tuberllulosfl, EVI' churcb will meet 'fila. ry. WileD a heart disease Is pre- uremia cancer aad cllrect fn. ' lbe paal, )11111111 ~.!" ~.:.!..,~~ ~ body' lf&bts, 2 complete hitch· 108 Butternut Ave. Ph. 992~uto =:taloelhr•l_rmflpornd!:!'_are ef much jury. The ddiseueepend ' I may be mllrl•d : ; , at the ho~ of ~· : tan. • • .,..... ,._..,..._ .._.. ee, excellent condition. Pb. ~ 7 22 tfc ... ~~~ er severena on • va vi e, ··-~ '>. 'lbll HI sold IIIUdl bJCbar, lniiU I • ftc . 63 BUICK VI ...... , . $1595 Q .-Wba¢11 lhe sJsnlllcaace, ty of faclors. You can besl WEDNESDAY c ADAMS TJIADJNG p..1 TUt Oftl' pQIIIIIIII of fSJI · I ROOM house with bath, base· Speeial 4 dr. Sedan. Ono of cauoo aDd effect of a very slow · avoid recurrences by observ· REGULAR WEDNESDAy 10 o- I A ••, a weak: Mollo ...... "' ·~• baJow due UIIICD r\pldll Raveu, IIWII, IU furuace, garage, 2 those one owner obarp can pulse~ Is there any remedy for j i•• the rules of hygiene and f!Venlng prayer service will 1M r-.,..-.._....._, Ph. N Haftll 1111 that are baru to find . This is ue day throup Satm:day, Wt ~.95. Call •1111. I I lie ew acres of laDd, 12 years old, the smallesl Buick but best it? keeping as physically fit as beld at the Middleport Churcl have radio 81111 televllloD r. SINGD SEWING lllACHINE- - . Jolm F. Roulh. aood condlllon, 3 miles South wndilion. Automatic trans· A - A pulse rate may be as possible. of Christ while the minisler, pair, • • pltDJ a1 an11qaa nu. machlllt equipped to lie 7 28 tic Chesler. Conlal:l John Hayes, :\i~g~NIVILLE .. $I09S low as 30 per minute and be Q _ 1 stay 11a1gry all the Rev. Donald Hicks is on vaca· Duns. Milo 81. ID RIJI!ud, mat buttaholes d ARAB kiDs pests besll Free Long Bottom, 0., Rt. I or Con'vertlble Cpe. Thill ill Pon· of no significance so long as Ume no malter how much I lion. Wilbur Theobald wlll be · 1 3! IOtp tiae's finest and best convor· !hero Is no evidence ~I heart oat. As a result I am galnfllg Ill charge of the services Wed"0. I'll. 'I'G IIIII. 7 II lie ~ ~ Jour home from termllel, phone 185-3515. ~ .,.. m-•• IDIB, cockroaches, crlclteta, FARM, 2 mUes off Rt. 7 in lible, and Ibis one's uphol· bloclt (Interference With the weight. What could cause this Dllllday evening al 7:30 p.m. pay menta of .. tv.uv r"· uw.u. stery Is like new. It bu pow· -....I tio of slim 1 or pay balance , .. IIUO. ocorpions, silverfish, sp~ Story's Run. See M rs. F,dward er steering, power brikes, w. .. ue n · nervous u •· aad what do you odvlso? WINDING TRAIL Garden For Rlnt Call IIWIII. 1 a lie nape Bli~ Wiler bup. Aw Ebersbacb at I~ Wright St., ond automatic transmission. lion wiU•in the heart): in· A - Pooolbltr cauaee are dla- Club will meet at the home of BLAETTNARS creased pressure inside the i betes and emotional disturb- Mrs. Joseph Struble, Wednea· TRAILER l)lllce 011 • Grafti THE praven earpet cleaner IIIIo al Kin& Ballders Supply Pomeroy, 0. or phone 992 • 4 29 lfc 2915 afler 4 p.m. 8 9 6te Pomoruy, Ohio skull due to hemorrhage, . tu-i ances. II Wled to be !bought day evening. Hlll, Middleport, 0. Ph. 1ft. Blae Luslre Ia euy 011 tbe Co.. Middleport. mor or bram abscess: po1son· tllat an insatiable appetite mL I It 3tc budget. Restores fOrgollon IMur•n~ iag with digitalis, salicylates was 1 itp of tapeworm tnte. . TIIUIIliDAY DAILY CROSSWORD colors. Rent electric sham· =:-:-. _ . or other drugs; or markedly tation but tapeworm would MEIGS COUNTY llemocrat 4 I ROOM apartm011l with bath. 00 .. CJIOSS 51. Not sour ....Timlcl I . I GET A quotation ll'om BEU- JO>f activity of the thyroid requite more than a teupooJ> club .will meet at Syracuse 52. Spirited 21.Qob Pb. 992-1319. I 9 tic pooer $1. Boker Furuiture Co. 1. Aceumu • 8 8 Sic l&te hor.. 2Z. Man'• TER INSURANCE AGENCY (myxedema). 11 any treatment lui of food a day. Have your town ball, Thunday, at 7:30 p. I. Fleece DOWN INC. before renewtna your Is required it could ceosist of doclnr delermlne wblcb of m. Members are asked. to NICE t rooms llld bath un- EXCELLENT, ellicienl llld ec· 11. Indian 1. Ma.ca.wa :1111. Alcott auto Insurance. We may be ft!IIIOVing the cause. the suggested cauae!l applies to bring saadwicbes or <ookies for . furalsbed apartmen~ Mlddf• ODOJDical, lbll'o Blue Lillo 2. PrieaUy llllin.. able to save you money. Q _ illflero any flrsl aid yoo re.freslunenls. cute JII.Jfltb lrt earpet IJid D[lbeillllr,l' II. BeUmu )ICirt, Oblo. Pb. IIWI'If. 3.Putl,_ 8 2 tic . treatment tor heart attackll · · RACINE SOUTHERN Local tlllc ctuner. Rut ..-Jo ablm. 2t. South 7 A=:trro=M c :o=B"' n =,=Ec-:tnsur ance ~~eea ' .\ _ Allyooe who Is subject Crusading tnilbll Rllowed Athletic Booslers wiD meet p00er $1. Plclten'• lflllhrare · w. Color •. Biblical Ameli · can cancelled? Loot yaur opera$to ceronary beart attacks or copies of tbelr sbleldt to be Thuraday al 8 p.m., al the Sen· AP.ABTMBNT oa 12'1 BulllrDDI Co., Inc. · I I lie. ~~ '!elk,.,.. . . . . . u.___..ta e. Lay river ar's lieealet Clll WY 3-2981. angina pectoris should always bung outside beller t a - • for Hlgb School. An. Ill Pameroy. 7 31 tic 39. : %7. OriODI&I PILE II 111ft llld lolly .... c:tlUtlo 7.I 15 tic carry tabl~ls of · nilt'Oilycerin I'IICOmmendalfllna to futurlltrav- PAST COUNCILORS of The• ~ Port-oud ... lllni' 40, n .t-I'.U. ------...:...dorus Council, Daughla's ol IIDDERN f room llld bath fur. 01'1 rNiD bdlllenc:e lD ear- I&. BunDa JlriDu il 29.Rf&Tet 42, Iqd pell deantd with Blue Lua· 11.America, will meet "nlu1'Sday 31. EM""' •. Blr4111ipreJ llilbed apartmenl. Mlddf• mM.JU,re Ire. lieD! e1te1rJc Mompooor · pill I 1 1.8Mwee4 tion evening al the home of Mrs .. )ICirt, 0., Ph. 111J.31'14. 43. &let 34:. W&ges lO. PmDper 11. Pomeroy Cement Bloclt • •· : : " ' Adria Sayre. 7 29 tie 44. Tl'ud,re Diclrol :IO.DilpoHd Co. • • tile Jl. Cll46. Obese RACINE CIIAPTER F of A. 37. Soothet alldothers iS. Cereal •• 'I1IID 17. Oplrllnp 'l'bursday, Aug. II at 7 p.m., al 1'11!!1lE .., tour niiiJII fur. 14 FT. Ffb1qiua boat with ....,Y 111i 1 graib 11. Al80 the Racine School. _,..._. - - All DIIIJ. W" BP u - mo•llld 2f,Exa!e,mt, , •....._ . . . , _ ........ •--~ WI PIIILATIIEA WOMEN of the .J 1111 paid. P~ WY 34'1'11. lrtller, 1M2 tDOtlel, ,f,.J COl> Middleport Church of Christ lt.owley aDd Reed. Aller 6 diiiGII. Contact Gary Glhlll, :m. Help will meet Thureday evening al ' .. m. cRII WY W5'/f. Muoa, W. Va., or call 7'/lo •· =~ seems so plausible and lnevlta· ,.ars. You can't bave dllloaue Fleiscbmaa ill sbowing all the the church at 7:30 p.m. · f I tic 1211. 7 ill l3lll of old ble Ia the pages of . lclence with thous1111d year 11pe too!B aDd tecbalques used ID tbe TWILIGm GARDEN club =m;;;a::;EE;;;;-aild:; .c.-;;r..=m=-=•a=..,=-== BOUSE far llle, lit! llroldo 1 10 :!"~ licUon, tho coolrontatioo be- between questions aDd anb lOr 11ft from the will meet ID lhe diDing room Ill 111111 uafwulllbed apll'to Wlf St., Mlddii[IQI'I, Oblo. 7 tomily tween earth mea aad iDJellllent swers." searc spaee or Federated church 'l'bursda menu. wv .MS4 I! 8 II!! 1'0111111, II> he1h, pnp. oat- a . l!oiDI be;_"0" ... from oilier lllan. Flolschmaa said there was laboratory the U.S. upecls to 11 1.,..., p.m., 1or a ..---y, But never the twain shall one posiUve llep we mJiht be land on Man Ill tbl nest with Mrs. Robert Reibel, OAGC CAMPING trailer, sloept- ali buildiag. Comer lot. I t Sip :. meet, accordiRg to a dooumen- aJlle to lake U we ever make deeade with ill micnllcopel judge, ln charge. Membell are WUl rtnt by day or week. Ph. BEANS, tomatoes, cabbage and ».Fruit with tfU622 CIICIIIIIben. Clarmce Proffiu, fllaay lldll tary "We Are Not Alone" now contact with a space civillzl· designed to deled even liao:!et' to bring Dow""' IIIII ..._'"""'. 1 27 tic Porllllld. Ohio. Ph. 5fS.225f. :11. being completed by Stephen lion. ia1 life to tbl radio telescope at ror making Rower arrtii.p. Fleischman whll bas a strill& of "We coulrl Had them Jelevl. Areclbe In Puerto Rico 11tJen1ni Dlltl. ' :IWR="""'ROOM=;;-;--:::Iun:::;li::;:-::-::--:c••art7 14 tic •L DillectiCal ... varlaDt dlsllnguished public inleresl slon pictures et what we do IIIII to the 80Uildl ot spiCI with Ita meat. WY z.38SI. I 14 !lc VENETIAN bllada, all ldnrls. you programs to hill credit at ABC. bow we Jfve. And they could vast "ear" JtJOO feel across. t Friday IIODERN z bedroom bo111t, Alto npalrt. Dale Wippel a. VIper TV 80Dd us 11bnUar pictorial ., POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL PomeroJ, 0. Ph. 1111101 dq liuppiJ, Ill UlllaD An., ~ After research on both aides informatloD. The aiJnall would We are In the IIW"1 ol Atb1ell• Association wiD hold a oir 89'J.37lJ2 eveaiDp. Ptlmlroy, Oblo. 1 • IIOtc pnon.~ of lhe Iron Curllla FJeiacbman bave to travel eo far tbe events oeaoUallng IIIIW · wllb the bill! lchool teen dance tbl! has found firm agreement they showed would be a ~11111 11111 wllo hP:e JIIUptloed an Fiklay Dlgbt with the Jays at 7 1M ill: IIA'l'll, MICB ollm[ldld fGII. •· -Ree4 - -- .,..,.,,.--.,...-- -- · "Gil liar • llibeno among top scientists thel there lbousl!n4 or IIIOI'e rem old bj1 .mternaUonal commission tbl Pomeroy 111gb om, with Is probably fnlelllgent Hfe, aDd llle Ume they arrived, but lfslea ID to ~ lllln. dancln~ from 8 to 11 p.m. Tbe ===-=W,--•_n_llcl, bacb Badwat, flllpr ao. Girl'•...,. 0110 almost certai.nly biologfcal life, thel's beller than nolhlng." Flelscbman said ()I'Ohleul public ,. welcome. roPPER, beavy, De, ligtil21c, Flltl, ~ · :..•1 lllrdware. DAILY Cllrf'IOQIJO& - ._.. 11ow .. wor1t It: oo some of the billions of stars Flelscbman'a boor l q proIs lbal there are IO,tJOO slaro Ill ....~~ brass, beavy, Ue, mixed, lie 7 4 3Gtp .& :11: y D L a .& & :11: a ··•eduled 1 ,__d the area sclenllata thlaJI; II mut .,.• .,...,AY lb., radiators, 2Zc, clean of II L 0 • G • a L L 0 W' In oor galaxy. gram, """ or """" cast lfke1y ~Is Ul0 and 1IOdkl THE IIIIDDLEPORT Park "But tbe trooble Is," said the Oct. U with a repeat Nov. fi, Is ba to llsteo to all .HwfaU... wiD lpOiliiJr an metal, blllerlot, $1,10 llld • - · It LIII...I.I.J. Oatll--plyololldof«-. Jalbll-pleAII.11 2 ,1.25, aiiiiDIDum, dean. 11. 7c, ra· for 1111- L'., X f«' 1111- O'a. .U. 8111110 ltttent, " - award·wfaning producer, "!bey Ia effect, 811 IDierlm report on . " . · 1lllder !be lllan dance ·Ibis Sa- · !Imlay Jdsbt at the Middleport L. 5c. BW llalley, P. 0. 11o:1 ~:toll== mon oa u~ ,~~-=-f-- 11111-"" all hlall all seem to think thai the most the scientific search lor em• mdlvidually · 14, RoedtvllJe. 0. I 10 4fo f11ttar thaD 01 -., logical place to look lor Jerreslrlal life. Part Dim, part "II'a a 20.,.r prujeul COIIIIIIuplly perk beglanlng at Wclft b' buJidGI. J.l'rmon. .__.ton, Wa· A. c.;; a- • ' Mm tntelligenl life Is oa stars some animation, part Interviews with with auto m..~ I. u e d equl~ I JI.ID. n.· . bu heea 3JIIIOIJIICed ~Y 22ifl. IUOIC ~~ece.f.""· av IJFB OB Oo\KBB'T G J "' 8 · ltJOO llgbt Je81'!1 from us- famous sclentlats. II dismisses dolllg lite job. •'fttlre lllllil 1111.: lbe Parlr Aim. lhtll llflt week - ,, ft. l'l' 0 H , meaning it lakes llgbl ltJOII llylq saucers u of sm811 of 1 r~o telestupe ariUDII the DO dances will be held at th illt:IIEN belp. pill eoak IIIII Pd'irla flfl a 0 T X B K y I , L C K B B : I: 1 C 1t1 years to 1e1 there travelllng at importance ._ the subject at equatdr whicll ' \'IOUIII the park hteaase of the Melgl eo. ,1raJiress. Ph. ftllla or 11J1. T V 11 0 H K X M 'I' 1 0 8 M VD x F T · 187.oao mnes a sectllll. least unfll a saucer lands IIIII beavOIIll u Ill' eartll Nlltes.''.. ty Fair. ' . "Space ships ol course, can't liB ecCUjlaall explain the!Do Flel"CCm\aa ,Jir,! il,it thai !be SUNDAY ~. II~ ~ • · • I'OMIIOY YO B M HK.-J V C BL travel that fast aad would take selves. Iilla ef llle dobi"Wttar7 "Wa THE !JRli;ON ROUSH ~ W. or ._ ft2.2111 YeUerUp Clq'pt 41 I ' 'I'RSfti: 1'1 lifO ITATE•.!!, ...~_!! will be beld Stuldlr. · ., '~- 2 bedroom all e ROPE WHIIII:THII LIJU'l'WJIII:HAVII NO'I' GO•~·- m8Dy Umes 1o118er. Na living "Sci e a Us t s are skeplical Are Not AJaae",.~~ !bing c:oald Poafbly lllll"'ve tbe about UFO'e (!!!ddftllffltd 11J·~ ; ' "lilf ~,.;, malt II 'tlle1'WIIuil Part. 111111 ._ Velma G z... TilE l(OST WrSE.-LAI!IDOR trip. Even radio messqea ID& objects)," the , J IIOI!ucer .tier ; " , • ~ , , , ~ dbplr lit -. < r~;a,~. uil$1pl..!':••::,:w:;.c.::r:..,~'•!l:·~·_JI I . . . . ,..... ' " ' · rou 8y AliT SA..SOM I Forest Run Block Co. • I' _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:.1_7_G.:.tc.:... I ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers Ph.... f92.3576 SUMMER SALE! .., LI'L ABNER ALIGNMENT AliGNMENT BRAKE SERVIa liE ONI OF tHE Foraiorl1 Gruooor Body Pomeroy wrist MALE HELP, betweenages 21 'll"f 2·2193 LOST - Wyler lady'• Worb • I ltC aDd 35, dean, neat appear· lie tank. Get Klean-Em AD nteh Name "Vera" inscribed • oa front. If found, call New ance of good character. Day ' Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- , or night shift available. Apply mark Farm Bureau, PomeBOAT and motor license Ev NOW IEPRISJNTJNG Haven 81l-zag] or nolify Vera 1 Sales and Service inrude in pe!!IOn at Burger~. ~ 8 10 30Ic l roy, 0. ol • 8 3tC MEIGS COUNTY Tbllmpson. .\ IELIAILE PARTY FOR w. UniDII, Athena, 0. between (Thun.·Fri.·Sot .) ' Schwar..t Marlne. Hocking WITH FULL SERVICE 8 3 3otc AODED INCOMI FOR PART hours of I aad 5 p.m. a 9 30tc SELF assembled Apa~he Style port, Ohio. OR FULL TIME WORK 1 Noti~ All Models MAN to do odd JObo. 111· for 1 1 camping lrailer, sleeps 6, I WE SECURE LOCATIONS SEWING machlnea, repair ser FOR TESTERS hours work. Phone Mason '173- ' price $200. Ph, 992-2717. At Reduced Prices Ma111 or fem11 e. '11'111\ted for tb il ;HOMECOMING SUnday, Aug. nee. all m-. WY :J..:.rlllt. ll'tll to 111rvlce roul.t fo r Sylvan ia 5216. 1 9 3tc 8 9 3lc ' 14 at Freedom Gospel Mis· 6. R.C .A tele,·t.Jon 01nd radio 1'be FabriL Sllop. Pomero\1 tubea 10ld t hroueh our tate.t motl · lioo at Bald Knobs, Rev. L. 11 YEAR old or older boy, ~ TON, 11164 Chevrolet pick · &uthori2ed Singer Salea an d ern .. etlwd frM &elf-service tube high school graduate, for de. up wllh 8 ft. lnaulaled aluml· Service and mercbo~ndi8lJli 11nits. - R. Glu....,camp, pastor, all l ill U< I teatlnl Aulo Club of Sovtharn Ohio Will nol tnterfer" wlth your pre!l· liveries 011 144 West Main SL, num body, heavy duly sprmgs ·- lilly services, Sunday .school employme nt. To flui.H fy you - at 9:30, basket dinner at Pomeroy, 0. for the DieD 1 aDd IU'eS, Ph. 992-3502. nave 11.600.00 to 53.200.00 I riGHT high feed prices! CoD- emu..t BOB E. BYER ROUTE 124 .. n •v• ll•blt lmmedlulejy fo r aooa, afternoon service with .M.eat Dlstribulllr. am! equipment. ln••est· I t Slc1 8 9 3lc I tact Ohio Valley lndustrieS I tnventnry 125 Falrlono Or. Mlddlaport AI SI/Tocuse Corporatlcn met1t 11\lUrfld. Cllr, 5 IPUe hour. Jolumle Haley ao guest speak:ONE GMC Diesel Allis Chai- 1 for guaranteed broiler grow• I eekly , could set up to te.OOO.OO pe r 1 )•I• year In your •PU• ume. l.hould be 1 er, lpeclal singing, public is mers liD 7 bulldozer, straight i 1n1 profiiB. Ph. 992-2161. 1 · kel ' " ' to ' ' " • ' " " ,..., <om Dvlted to come, brmg bas I 14 FT. camping trailer, sleeps blade, exceUent mechamcal ' 7 1:1 30tc ; pan y will e xtend f inancial I U IBt · . to dissolve under the tongue ' ud ... ~..._ aervice and enj'oy ded and I . ance to fu ll time if deal red . On ....., 7 biteh inclu e ectr1c I condition, will sell cheap. I ~ I not ,..n, 'll'er unte• fully qu•llfied at the onse I of the aItack· u llle day. 8 10 3tc ~akes. Ph. '1'1s.5688, Mason, . I See Edward Eberabach at BEADY-MIX concreto deliver- '~ urn• '"' '"'•""•"'· Iaeom• tbe attack OCCIII'II at berne I 1 J F '"'"" "'"" _ .... ...,.. · ·MJCl'JON _ Wo ore ciOIIDI W. Va. 1106lc EaceiJior Salln!orki.E!?~ j ~Iilbt to yourF proeatlmaect. ,"!,! ~,..::,!:;;;.• .:;l~::;:.~u;:~ , It , . membertheof thl~'-~ll &houldd 1oosen 0 euy. ree lGih pemvna l interview lD you r efts v Cwul co ar an HOWE• 4 ton Capacl.ly pial• ' eroyl ' or UQlf'll LJCI "IJ" auu ·. our ·•~ •""" on 3rd St. In •-· ~ ~.. Goe 1 In bed D ...::::a!v."::"", ..... _, An•, form scale, Scott Folmer, bacb al Peacock Coal Co., p...., ..~~. I e ;;;.":."3'~1\'ti't' '"" PhoM Num By. Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. belt and prop ·blm up In 81 ........, """' •w-1 0 ~. 'I Cbesblle, 0. Ph. Pomeroy 89'J. Ready·Mi> Co., Ml<klleport, U. 5. ELECTRONICS COIIP. with three or !OlD' pillows. A 13111 10 a. m. EYerytbinc R. D. 1· Pomeroy, · .,. nu e Obi 6 30 tf0 Q Afte d tor Dlllll I•· A •·- aelectioo al north of Fairgrounds. Ph. 3891 or Galllpollo i16'1·75Z6. o. :~. ",':."::-';~. ",!~~·· . ed- 981~dy ,,1fc you ex_:; sip of liquor may help 0 to byreeJ"'h'"", ~"funuture, 992-7389. ~ _ _8l0 8 4 6tc AIR CONDITIONING RefrigOI' m me "" • ho d"' Ia>: bim. Meanwhile, ca a P • alleo aervice. Jack's Refril· bave to cal1 a doctor w o... slclan. frigerald'l, 11om, DOYellies, LENNOX oU fired, forced air CLEAN )'0111' rugs lor less IbiD eratloa, New Haven. Pboae InstructioN n'l know you, don 't be frightenQ- I bave had pericarditis IJid antique ltema. Somelhine f~ce. ducts llld :1'15 raJ 1~ 1 n. with Lustre Foam. TU :1-353'1 lfc ed if he mentiollll a heart mur· twice. What causes II? How 41 for you 10 be lbere. Termll olllank. Ph. 911W539. 810 l!llectrlc sb8mpooer rental 11. · . --~ LOCAL MEN _ Ages 20 to 411 , mur." He says 1 have a piston serlolll 11 It! How can 1 per; :"~ts~~"!':~~ ARMY bunk beds, $10, 2 com- Ebe!llba<h Hardware. PAYING TAXES• on empty - Train now to drive semi I murmur. Wballype is lhol? son avoid recurrences? plele aquanums, $10, JelevJ8 4 6lc broiler houses. Why • 001 trucks. No need to relocate. I .\ - Plstoo murmur is not a .\ _ lnDemmatlon of the ~~:::d~dA~~~tior Co slnn, $1.1, many odds and BUDGET PRICED !Umlture II: makeo:."~,J;roflta~Jed Con. Call Cincinnati, 0. Ph. 241 - standard medical term bul membrane that surrOUDtls the -- Al!i1N HONDA .:., Steak House ISYRACUSE - Corner lot (t50 CreW's,.......,,o. IARL GRUESER. plumbing healing, Minersville, I x 100) .Close to school, LV: l:~~~~~~::l5$::li5 aDd story frame, e room• (f bed· - roon finish. Radio and be1ter. $2295 Valiant lii!O, 6 door. lllst blue ftni'm. 11000 miles by local Cueltlu fiellt9 JIM CARNAHAN RACINE OHIO new whitewall tires from new cu purchased. 327 V8 engine. Std. trans. Radio and heater. I 8 9 6tc Wrlh. Phone ar Cont•ct $2395 66 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2 Dr. Locill owne.r It sharp 11 new. Dark aqua finish, Lost and Found for large family, quiclt sale, real bargain. Ph. 992-2'192. COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT ftlllliTf PHONE WY 2-2156 TH ._ ~ .. ier¥1~1 AUCTIONEER ILLATKNII _.UCTIIM 1r PilED HI · , , fV11N.. PUTT1N' AIRS 10, 1988 lusi- IMI'nf :g,<t\- CetExtra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services ION:~:~!::.~~~ o..l:~~~~~ I ' I ' " . ,,'" = SERVICE ................ ®'~ Co. Motor .... ............ -- o. Aug. ! i t ' 12-DIIIJ SeDUael, :r..o,.lllddlepart, ,. \ ev.::. W.. .'..,. .. LmLE ORI-HAN ANNIE f . T~.«r*e 'TH' SltlRY, 5llf.l f AH KNOW HOW IT GRI EVE~ l.JTTLE ANNIE'? V.'H'I, £HE WA S. ONE Q' OL1AI4 OWN I COiv1E IN, Y'AI.L ~ ::I ':.i .. ... 'b..l SAY S~E ~O NE~ ~UR OWN,'? YOU, BUT NO MORE HEAl-IT T&'AI<'IN' 'Tt-jAN rT' GRJI:.VES BIU.IE JQ AM() ME, MIS1JU~ WAH8lJCKS ! . ..... !:! '' I BliLiiV£ VOU, EU M'll.l "r'OU 'mk'E ME TO l.ll'f.lEQE 'Siolli WAG LAST '"N AL.IVE 9 ly HAROLD ORA\' IT'S-~ ~ISUPTOA8 HOLDS !o\Y INT'~ST IN l'l!lloTIC·IAAI lo.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..l ...... II.= ·- -...- - . By RAIBURM VAN IURIN .... ;}'·"~ '1'.11. ._ .... """ ... .... ...:. 1__:·~· :-a ~; ::r ··:-~ -- =t I ,• . ;,~ ........_,..! 1111 ~ I .-mc'1. ... 1111 evea •,ANTED- ,,.,,Pb. .. ·'. r. '{ •. ·~ J, Chili" . ·* ·--r ""'1 l .l l t l ' '' '~ '• . " ' I . BUNN\' I J:., I ·; '~· 'I ')~,' ... , ~ ..0 '! :,:UY· :rn/ :·:' :t. .._y, I : : r, =..... a. ..,. " •, "' ... ... :\'·' f ' . , �.' ' ' -' ... ' .. (' '• •· .... , . . . . . WiUFFI 9lurfAD INfORM• YION I P. -. ="':J:~ r • ...,. ~ 1" ! Pomeuov MI .. M. ..., ...... ,............... ....,.... a.-u~o.aTIIOIII . . . . . . . . .lei . , - •1.ctlall.... ..,.,..... _., ••• .......... - ....... .,,.,. ...... • tiiUMtllttft. fM . . not M ...,. ::r:= ... tftC... ....,..... Per Willi All IOMOI . . . . . .... ..... .... t ........ ~-- CIM,.. Ml ftllll II CHtl ,_, __,. .. , Tllnl C• • ..,.," lnllrtttM ,.. . . . Dllcwllt .......... -- . . . . . . . . . Wlllllft " ... CAll Oft JNANKI a OIITUARIIS .,. . . . . . . ..,. ............... lhl:h ....,. .. ,. OPPIC:I IIOUU . . A. k. .. lrll '· M. 1111:.... _,.,., . . 4. M. .. 1lrtl .,., 10 un TO "LACI A . . . ULT PIOOUCift WANT U $2295 65 CHEVROLET Im/.!la Hardtop. LoeaUy owned aDd onJ.y 12,000 mlloo 8 cyl· .n el', power steerlJli. Spotless fawn interior, beautiful rna- I llr6 PLYMOUTH owaer. Automatic. IJke new and priced to co. RadiO be1ter. and Pomeroy Motor Co. .......... ® Of' IN EVE$. 9:00 P.M. I Help Wented For Sale HEATING, PLUMBING. Rural I Do10l Boltle Gas. Amold \ Brothers, 611 E. MaiD St., • 22 lie Pomeroy. /:.j!'Afmi •. ~ I--· I '-::.:,...;-,;' MIDDLEPORT - Carner lot2 story frame, I rooms (3 bedrooms), bath, 1st floor modern, new furnace. close to schools. Only 16,500. Oblo. End your -er trouble. We bave all size oewer ma~ rooms), front and baclt porch, I IDes. Reasonable !lites. Call furna ce heating, 19,500. WY s.2!174, day or oighl SYRACUSE I story frame, t 15 tic ~ rooms (3 bedrooms), new bath aDd utility room, comer AUCiliiNI!:U lot (90 x 100). Onwtr must C.mple&e Service sell. $4,lltl0. f 'r l!' tll ' I : DoN'T pump your slugJtSb sep- i -- •rtte. ALBERT M. COX, BROKER PHONE !19U830, EVENINGS 119Z-31St. Proae or <..:ontael &. <.. ~RAilt'IIKD RaeiDe. Oble UDIATOR Orderlnt $pHd Our Dri"V•InTo SERVICE IS HEREJ ---------' SAI:S & SERVIa XJI New Riilifir ShOP eCar eTruck eH..tar Core .eBullc!odr eAny Type NICIST PEOPLEI CALL DICK RAWLINGS kill HGOILE FORD bwlings Honda Sales Mkldii,Drt~ flY 241" EXPERIENCEO EXP~RIENCBD WHEn WHEa WY 2-21$1 0. MIDDLEPORT OHIO NDW TAKINO RENTAL RESEWYATIONS tllld and Blaettnars e ·SALES e e RENTALS. BRAKE SERVICE eCtri'lptnglqulpn-*nt• lose Alignment Shop W Mlln St. hmeray i --~ I ..... -- ~ BIG BEND TRAILER SALES I ~ 00( ·1·OR S YS ·I 1 ,.. 6lp 6lpl 0: Horton St. 112 U06 .! I end~~ r:r:~~; :eJddr:,:::. :.lldld~~ ::.ct lnfo~~atio~y Ph.;~1[ ~z ;;.:~~:on :/ddg~: r= =r~~= i~xce!i =.ro~ :t"tb:-us~ c IIADAM st.r, p11JD readlr, liL 0. ar plllllle •1111. I I 3lc 011111. U 12 lit 1, Kaaan1-. Loall far 111111 WALNUT OON80LE lMII OfiE WHEEL ulllily trailer, an- Real ht.te Fctr Sale - alps. Come llld belr ._ 1111 ~el. 'l'bllo set radio equip- lit frGn frame, wood GAYNELL WISE preperly on BY HOWII! SCHNEIDER M•son, W Ya. ' ~· 5611 GASULINI ALLEY SELLING OUT e2 USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS · eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At o_.I,J._ ·• a. - Metropolitan Motors THE BDAN LOSI'I Evenings and Saturday For The Best In . . . . ...... Onder & Concrete BLOCKS -- --· ... 4 - 8 . 8 - 12 lllob Blodlo .aCement & Mortar aMetal Wlndowa a. Doon oDoor Fromes a. other Moaonry .Supplies. I'HONI 9924067 I'OMIIIOY SOCIAL CA E . R . 'hh ~NDA Room 426, 307 E. 4th SL, CID., no consequence and yet may cas or staphylococcus. Olher WSWS OF YTHE Blllerprlst 0, 8 t 3tc be a source of unnecessary wor- causes include tuberllulosfl, EVI' churcb will meet 'fila. ry. WileD a heart disease Is pre- uremia cancer aad cllrect fn. ' lbe paal, )11111111 ~.!" ~.:.!..,~~ ~ body' lf&bts, 2 complete hitch· 108 Butternut Ave. Ph. 992~uto =:taloelhr•l_rmflpornd!:!'_are ef much jury. The ddiseueepend ' I may be mllrl•d : ; , at the ho~ of ~· : tan. • • .,..... ,._..,..._ .._.. ee, excellent condition. Pb. ~ 7 22 tfc ... ~~~ er severena on • va vi e, ··-~ '>. 'lbll HI sold IIIUdl bJCbar, lniiU I • ftc . 63 BUICK VI ...... , . $1595 Q .-Wba¢11 lhe sJsnlllcaace, ty of faclors. You can besl WEDNESDAY c ADAMS TJIADJNG p..1 TUt Oftl' pQIIIIIIII of fSJI · I ROOM house with bath, base· Speeial 4 dr. Sedan. Ono of cauoo aDd effect of a very slow · avoid recurrences by observ· REGULAR WEDNESDAy 10 o- I A ••, a weak: Mollo ...... "' ·~• baJow due UIIICD r\pldll Raveu, IIWII, IU furuace, garage, 2 those one owner obarp can pulse~ Is there any remedy for j i•• the rules of hygiene and f!Venlng prayer service will 1M r-.,..-.._....._, Ph. N Haftll 1111 that are baru to find . This is ue day throup Satm:day, Wt ~.95. Call •1111. I I lie ew acres of laDd, 12 years old, the smallesl Buick but best it? keeping as physically fit as beld at the Middleport Churcl have radio 81111 televllloD r. SINGD SEWING lllACHINE- - . Jolm F. Roulh. aood condlllon, 3 miles South wndilion. Automatic trans· A - A pulse rate may be as possible. of Christ while the minisler, pair, • • pltDJ a1 an11qaa nu. machlllt equipped to lie 7 28 tic Chesler. Conlal:l John Hayes, :\i~g~NIVILLE .. $I09S low as 30 per minute and be Q _ 1 stay 11a1gry all the Rev. Donald Hicks is on vaca· Duns. Milo 81. ID RIJI!ud, mat buttaholes d ARAB kiDs pests besll Free Long Bottom, 0., Rt. I or Con'vertlble Cpe. Thill ill Pon· of no significance so long as Ume no malter how much I lion. Wilbur Theobald wlll be · 1 3! IOtp tiae's finest and best convor· !hero Is no evidence ~I heart oat. As a result I am galnfllg Ill charge of the services Wed"0. I'll. 'I'G IIIII. 7 II lie ~ ~ Jour home from termllel, phone 185-3515. ~ .,.. m-•• IDIB, cockroaches, crlclteta, FARM, 2 mUes off Rt. 7 in lible, and Ibis one's uphol· bloclt (Interference With the weight. What could cause this Dllllday evening al 7:30 p.m. pay menta of .. tv.uv r"· uw.u. stery Is like new. It bu pow· -....I tio of slim 1 or pay balance , .. IIUO. ocorpions, silverfish, sp~ Story's Run. See M rs. F,dward er steering, power brikes, w. .. ue n · nervous u •· aad what do you odvlso? WINDING TRAIL Garden For Rlnt Call IIWIII. 1 a lie nape Bli~ Wiler bup. Aw Ebersbacb at I~ Wright St., ond automatic transmission. lion wiU•in the heart): in· A - Pooolbltr cauaee are dla- Club will meet at the home of BLAETTNARS creased pressure inside the i betes and emotional disturb- Mrs. Joseph Struble, Wednea· TRAILER l)lllce 011 • Grafti THE praven earpet cleaner IIIIo al Kin& Ballders Supply Pomeroy, 0. or phone 992 • 4 29 lfc 2915 afler 4 p.m. 8 9 6te Pomoruy, Ohio skull due to hemorrhage, . tu-i ances. II Wled to be !bought day evening. Hlll, Middleport, 0. Ph. 1ft. Blae Luslre Ia euy 011 tbe Co.. Middleport. mor or bram abscess: po1son· tllat an insatiable appetite mL I It 3tc budget. Restores fOrgollon IMur•n~ iag with digitalis, salicylates was 1 itp of tapeworm tnte. . TIIUIIliDAY DAILY CROSSWORD colors. Rent electric sham· =:-:-. _ . or other drugs; or markedly tation but tapeworm would MEIGS COUNTY llemocrat 4 I ROOM apartm011l with bath. 00 .. CJIOSS 51. Not sour ....Timlcl I . I GET A quotation ll'om BEU- JO>f activity of the thyroid requite more than a teupooJ> club .will meet at Syracuse 52. Spirited 21.Qob Pb. 992-1319. I 9 tic pooer $1. Boker Furuiture Co. 1. Aceumu • 8 8 Sic l&te hor.. 2Z. Man'• TER INSURANCE AGENCY (myxedema). 11 any treatment lui of food a day. Have your town ball, Thunday, at 7:30 p. I. Fleece DOWN INC. before renewtna your Is required it could ceosist of doclnr delermlne wblcb of m. Members are asked. to NICE t rooms llld bath un- EXCELLENT, ellicienl llld ec· 11. Indian 1. Ma.ca.wa :1111. Alcott auto Insurance. We may be ft!IIIOVing the cause. the suggested cauae!l applies to bring saadwicbes or <ookies for . furalsbed apartmen~ Mlddf• ODOJDical, lbll'o Blue Lillo 2. PrieaUy llllin.. able to save you money. Q _ illflero any flrsl aid yoo re.freslunenls. cute JII.Jfltb lrt earpet IJid D[lbeillllr,l' II. BeUmu )ICirt, Oblo. Pb. IIWI'If. 3.Putl,_ 8 2 tic . treatment tor heart attackll · · RACINE SOUTHERN Local tlllc ctuner. Rut ..-Jo ablm. 2t. South 7 A=:trro=M c :o=B"' n =,=Ec-:tnsur ance ~~eea ' .\ _ Allyooe who Is subject Crusading tnilbll Rllowed Athletic Booslers wiD meet p00er $1. Plclten'• lflllhrare · w. Color •. Biblical Ameli · can cancelled? Loot yaur opera$to ceronary beart attacks or copies of tbelr sbleldt to be Thuraday al 8 p.m., al the Sen· AP.ABTMBNT oa 12'1 BulllrDDI Co., Inc. · I I lie. ~~ '!elk,.,.. . . . . . u.___..ta e. Lay river ar's lieealet Clll WY 3-2981. angina pectoris should always bung outside beller t a - • for Hlgb School. An. Ill Pameroy. 7 31 tic 39. : %7. OriODI&I PILE II 111ft llld lolly .... c:tlUtlo 7.I 15 tic carry tabl~ls of · nilt'Oilycerin I'IICOmmendalfllna to futurlltrav- PAST COUNCILORS of The• ~ Port-oud ... lllni' 40, n .t-I'.U. ------...:...dorus Council, Daughla's ol IIDDERN f room llld bath fur. 01'1 rNiD bdlllenc:e lD ear- I&. BunDa JlriDu il 29.Rf&Tet 42, Iqd pell deantd with Blue Lua· 11.America, will meet "nlu1'Sday 31. EM""' •. Blr4111ipreJ llilbed apartmenl. Mlddf• mM.JU,re Ire. lieD! e1te1rJc Mompooor · pill I 1 1.8Mwee4 tion evening al the home of Mrs .. )ICirt, 0., Ph. 111J.31'14. 43. &let 34:. W&ges lO. PmDper 11. Pomeroy Cement Bloclt • •· : : " ' Adria Sayre. 7 29 tie 44. Tl'ud,re Diclrol :IO.DilpoHd Co. • • tile Jl. Cll46. Obese RACINE CIIAPTER F of A. 37. Soothet alldothers iS. Cereal •• 'I1IID 17. Oplrllnp 'l'bursday, Aug. II at 7 p.m., al 1'11!!1lE .., tour niiiJII fur. 14 FT. Ffb1qiua boat with ....,Y 111i 1 graib 11. Al80 the Racine School. _,..._. - - All DIIIJ. W" BP u - mo•llld 2f,Exa!e,mt, , •....._ . . . , _ ........ •--~ WI PIIILATIIEA WOMEN of the .J 1111 paid. P~ WY 34'1'11. lrtller, 1M2 tDOtlel, ,f,.J COl> Middleport Church of Christ lt.owley aDd Reed. Aller 6 diiiGII. Contact Gary Glhlll, :m. Help will meet Thureday evening al ' .. m. cRII WY W5'/f. Muoa, W. Va., or call 7'/lo •· =~ seems so plausible and lnevlta· ,.ars. You can't bave dllloaue Fleiscbmaa ill sbowing all the the church at 7:30 p.m. · f I tic 1211. 7 ill l3lll of old ble Ia the pages of . lclence with thous1111d year 11pe too!B aDd tecbalques used ID tbe TWILIGm GARDEN club =m;;;a::;EE;;;;-aild:; .c.-;;r..=m=-=•a=..,=-== BOUSE far llle, lit! llroldo 1 10 :!"~ licUon, tho coolrontatioo be- between questions aDd anb lOr 11ft from the will meet ID lhe diDing room Ill 111111 uafwulllbed apll'to Wlf St., Mlddii[IQI'I, Oblo. 7 tomily tween earth mea aad iDJellllent swers." searc spaee or Federated church 'l'bursda menu. wv .MS4 I! 8 II!! 1'0111111, II> he1h, pnp. oat- a . l!oiDI be;_"0" ... from oilier lllan. Flolschmaa said there was laboratory the U.S. upecls to 11 1.,..., p.m., 1or a ..---y, But never the twain shall one posiUve llep we mJiht be land on Man Ill tbl nest with Mrs. Robert Reibel, OAGC CAMPING trailer, sloept- ali buildiag. Comer lot. I t Sip :. meet, accordiRg to a dooumen- aJlle to lake U we ever make deeade with ill micnllcopel judge, ln charge. Membell are WUl rtnt by day or week. Ph. BEANS, tomatoes, cabbage and ».Fruit with tfU622 CIICIIIIIben. Clarmce Proffiu, fllaay lldll tary "We Are Not Alone" now contact with a space civillzl· designed to deled even liao:!et' to bring Dow""' IIIII ..._'"""'. 1 27 tic Porllllld. Ohio. Ph. 5fS.225f. :11. being completed by Stephen lion. ia1 life to tbl radio telescope at ror making Rower arrtii.p. Fleischman whll bas a strill& of "We coulrl Had them Jelevl. Areclbe In Puerto Rico 11tJen1ni Dlltl. ' :IWR="""'ROOM=;;-;--:::Iun:::;li::;:-::-::--:c••art7 14 tic •L DillectiCal ... varlaDt dlsllnguished public inleresl slon pictures et what we do IIIII to the 80Uildl ot spiCI with Ita meat. WY z.38SI. I 14 !lc VENETIAN bllada, all ldnrls. you programs to hill credit at ABC. bow we Jfve. And they could vast "ear" JtJOO feel across. t Friday IIODERN z bedroom bo111t, Alto npalrt. Dale Wippel a. VIper TV 80Dd us 11bnUar pictorial ., POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL PomeroJ, 0. Ph. 1111101 dq liuppiJ, Ill UlllaD An., ~ After research on both aides informatloD. The aiJnall would We are In the IIW"1 ol Atb1ell• Association wiD hold a oir 89'J.37lJ2 eveaiDp. Ptlmlroy, Oblo. 1 • IIOtc pnon.~ of lhe Iron Curllla FJeiacbman bave to travel eo far tbe events oeaoUallng IIIIW · wllb the bill! lchool teen dance tbl! has found firm agreement they showed would be a ~11111 11111 wllo hP:e JIIUptloed an Fiklay Dlgbt with the Jays at 7 1M ill: IIA'l'll, MICB ollm[ldld fGII. •· -Ree4 - -- .,..,.,,.--.,...-- -- · "Gil liar • llibeno among top scientists thel there lbousl!n4 or IIIOI'e rem old bj1 .mternaUonal commission tbl Pomeroy 111gb om, with Is probably fnlelllgent Hfe, aDd llle Ume they arrived, but lfslea ID to ~ lllln. dancln~ from 8 to 11 p.m. Tbe ===-=W,--•_n_llcl, bacb Badwat, flllpr ao. Girl'•...,. 0110 almost certai.nly biologfcal life, thel's beller than nolhlng." Flelscbman said ()I'Ohleul public ,. welcome. roPPER, beavy, De, ligtil21c, Flltl, ~ · :..•1 lllrdware. DAILY Cllrf'IOQIJO& - ._.. 11ow .. wor1t It: oo some of the billions of stars Flelscbman'a boor l q proIs lbal there are IO,tJOO slaro Ill ....~~ brass, beavy, Ue, mixed, lie 7 4 3Gtp .& :11: y D L a .& & :11: a ··•eduled 1 ,__d the area sclenllata thlaJI; II mut .,.• .,...,AY lb., radiators, 2Zc, clean of II L 0 • G • a L L 0 W' In oor galaxy. gram, """ or """" cast lfke1y ~Is Ul0 and 1IOdkl THE IIIIDDLEPORT Park "But tbe trooble Is," said the Oct. U with a repeat Nov. fi, Is ba to llsteo to all .HwfaU... wiD lpOiliiJr an metal, blllerlot, $1,10 llld • - · It LIII...I.I.J. Oatll--plyololldof«-. Jalbll-pleAII.11 2 ,1.25, aiiiiDIDum, dean. 11. 7c, ra· for 1111- L'., X f«' 1111- O'a. .U. 8111110 ltttent, " - award·wfaning producer, "!bey Ia effect, 811 IDierlm report on . " . · 1lllder !be lllan dance ·Ibis Sa- · !Imlay Jdsbt at the Middleport L. 5c. BW llalley, P. 0. 11o:1 ~:toll== mon oa u~ ,~~-=-f-- 11111-"" all hlall all seem to think thai the most the scientific search lor em• mdlvidually · 14, RoedtvllJe. 0. I 10 4fo f11ttar thaD 01 -., logical place to look lor Jerreslrlal life. Part Dim, part "II'a a 20.,.r prujeul COIIIIIIuplly perk beglanlng at Wclft b' buJidGI. J.l'rmon. .__.ton, Wa· A. c.;; a- • ' Mm tntelligenl life Is oa stars some animation, part Interviews with with auto m..~ I. u e d equl~ I JI.ID. n.· . bu heea 3JIIIOIJIICed ~Y 22ifl. IUOIC ~~ece.f.""· av IJFB OB Oo\KBB'T G J "' 8 · ltJOO llgbt Je81'!1 from us- famous sclentlats. II dismisses dolllg lite job. •'fttlre lllllil 1111.: lbe Parlr Aim. lhtll llflt week - ,, ft. l'l' 0 H , meaning it lakes llgbl ltJOII llylq saucers u of sm811 of 1 r~o telestupe ariUDII the DO dances will be held at th illt:IIEN belp. pill eoak IIIII Pd'irla flfl a 0 T X B K y I , L C K B B : I: 1 C 1t1 years to 1e1 there travelllng at importance ._ the subject at equatdr whicll ' \'IOUIII the park hteaase of the Melgl eo. ,1raJiress. Ph. ftllla or 11J1. T V 11 0 H K X M 'I' 1 0 8 M VD x F T · 187.oao mnes a sectllll. least unfll a saucer lands IIIII beavOIIll u Ill' eartll Nlltes.''.. ty Fair. ' . "Space ships ol course, can't liB ecCUjlaall explain the!Do Flel"CCm\aa ,Jir,! il,it thai !be SUNDAY ~. II~ ~ • · • I'OMIIOY YO B M HK.-J V C BL travel that fast aad would take selves. Iilla ef llle dobi"Wttar7 "Wa THE !JRli;ON ROUSH ~ W. or ._ ft2.2111 YeUerUp Clq'pt 41 I ' 'I'RSfti: 1'1 lifO ITATE•.!!, ...~_!! will be beld Stuldlr. · ., '~- 2 bedroom all e ROPE WHIIII:THII LIJU'l'WJIII:HAVII NO'I' GO•~·- m8Dy Umes 1o118er. Na living "Sci e a Us t s are skeplical Are Not AJaae",.~~ !bing c:oald Poafbly lllll"'ve tbe about UFO'e (!!!ddftllffltd 11J·~ ; ' "lilf ~,.;, malt II 'tlle1'WIIuil Part. 111111 ._ Velma G z... TilE l(OST WrSE.-LAI!IDOR trip. Even radio messqea ID& objects)," the , J IIOI!ucer .tier ; " , • ~ , , , ~ dbplr lit -. < r~;a,~. uil$1pl..!':••::,:w:;.c.::r:..,~'•!l:·~·_JI I . . . . ,..... ' " ' · rou 8y AliT SA..SOM I Forest Run Block Co. • I' _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:.1_7_G.:.tc.:... I ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers Ph.... f92.3576 SUMMER SALE! .., LI'L ABNER ALIGNMENT AliGNMENT BRAKE SERVIa liE ONI OF tHE Foraiorl1 Gruooor Body Pomeroy wrist MALE HELP, betweenages 21 'll"f 2·2193 LOST - Wyler lady'• Worb • I ltC aDd 35, dean, neat appear· lie tank. Get Klean-Em AD nteh Name "Vera" inscribed • oa front. If found, call New ance of good character. Day ' Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- , or night shift available. Apply mark Farm Bureau, PomeBOAT and motor license Ev NOW IEPRISJNTJNG Haven 81l-zag] or nolify Vera 1 Sales and Service inrude in pe!!IOn at Burger~. ~ 8 10 30Ic l roy, 0. ol • 8 3tC MEIGS COUNTY Tbllmpson. .\ IELIAILE PARTY FOR w. UniDII, Athena, 0. between (Thun.·Fri.·Sot .) ' Schwar..t Marlne. Hocking WITH FULL SERVICE 8 3 3otc AODED INCOMI FOR PART hours of I aad 5 p.m. a 9 30tc SELF assembled Apa~he Style port, Ohio. OR FULL TIME WORK 1 Noti~ All Models MAN to do odd JObo. 111· for 1 1 camping lrailer, sleeps 6, I WE SECURE LOCATIONS SEWING machlnea, repair ser FOR TESTERS hours work. Phone Mason '173- ' price $200. Ph, 992-2717. At Reduced Prices Ma111 or fem11 e. '11'111\ted for tb il ;HOMECOMING SUnday, Aug. nee. all m-. WY :J..:.rlllt. ll'tll to 111rvlce roul.t fo r Sylvan ia 5216. 1 9 3tc 8 9 3lc ' 14 at Freedom Gospel Mis· 6. R.C .A tele,·t.Jon 01nd radio 1'be FabriL Sllop. Pomero\1 tubea 10ld t hroueh our tate.t motl · lioo at Bald Knobs, Rev. L. 11 YEAR old or older boy, ~ TON, 11164 Chevrolet pick · &uthori2ed Singer Salea an d ern .. etlwd frM &elf-service tube high school graduate, for de. up wllh 8 ft. lnaulaled aluml· Service and mercbo~ndi8lJli 11nits. - R. Glu....,camp, pastor, all l ill U< I teatlnl Aulo Club of Sovtharn Ohio Will nol tnterfer" wlth your pre!l· liveries 011 144 West Main SL, num body, heavy duly sprmgs ·- lilly services, Sunday .school employme nt. To flui.H fy you - at 9:30, basket dinner at Pomeroy, 0. for the DieD 1 aDd IU'eS, Ph. 992-3502. nave 11.600.00 to 53.200.00 I riGHT high feed prices! CoD- emu..t BOB E. BYER ROUTE 124 .. n •v• ll•blt lmmedlulejy fo r aooa, afternoon service with .M.eat Dlstribulllr. am! equipment. ln••est· I t Slc1 8 9 3lc I tact Ohio Valley lndustrieS I tnventnry 125 Falrlono Or. Mlddlaport AI SI/Tocuse Corporatlcn met1t 11\lUrfld. Cllr, 5 IPUe hour. Jolumle Haley ao guest speak:ONE GMC Diesel Allis Chai- 1 for guaranteed broiler grow• I eekly , could set up to te.OOO.OO pe r 1 )•I• year In your •PU• ume. l.hould be 1 er, lpeclal singing, public is mers liD 7 bulldozer, straight i 1n1 profiiB. Ph. 992-2161. 1 · kel ' " ' to ' ' " • ' " " ,..., <om Dvlted to come, brmg bas I 14 FT. camping trailer, sleeps blade, exceUent mechamcal ' 7 1:1 30tc ; pan y will e xtend f inancial I U IBt · . to dissolve under the tongue ' ud ... ~..._ aervice and enj'oy ded and I . ance to fu ll time if deal red . On ....., 7 biteh inclu e ectr1c I condition, will sell cheap. I ~ I not ,..n, 'll'er unte• fully qu•llfied at the onse I of the aItack· u llle day. 8 10 3tc ~akes. Ph. '1'1s.5688, Mason, . I See Edward Eberabach at BEADY-MIX concreto deliver- '~ urn• '"' '"'•""•"'· Iaeom• tbe attack OCCIII'II at berne I 1 J F '"'"" "'"" _ .... ...,.. · ·MJCl'JON _ Wo ore ciOIIDI W. Va. 1106lc EaceiJior Salln!orki.E!?~ j ~Iilbt to yourF proeatlmaect. ,"!,! ~,..::,!:;;;.• .:;l~::;:.~u;:~ , It , . membertheof thl~'-~ll &houldd 1oosen 0 euy. ree lGih pemvna l interview lD you r efts v Cwul co ar an HOWE• 4 ton Capacl.ly pial• ' eroyl ' or UQlf'll LJCI "IJ" auu ·. our ·•~ •""" on 3rd St. In •-· ~ ~.. Goe 1 In bed D ...::::a!v."::"", ..... _, An•, form scale, Scott Folmer, bacb al Peacock Coal Co., p...., ..~~. I e ;;;.":."3'~1\'ti't' '"" PhoM Num By. Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. belt and prop ·blm up In 81 ........, """' •w-1 0 ~. 'I Cbesblle, 0. Ph. Pomeroy 89'J. Ready·Mi> Co., Ml<klleport, U. 5. ELECTRONICS COIIP. with three or !OlD' pillows. A 13111 10 a. m. EYerytbinc R. D. 1· Pomeroy, · .,. nu e Obi 6 30 tf0 Q Afte d tor Dlllll I•· A •·- aelectioo al north of Fairgrounds. Ph. 3891 or Galllpollo i16'1·75Z6. o. :~. ",':."::-';~. ",!~~·· . ed- 981~dy ,,1fc you ex_:; sip of liquor may help 0 to byreeJ"'h'"", ~"funuture, 992-7389. ~ _ _8l0 8 4 6tc AIR CONDITIONING RefrigOI' m me "" • ho d"' Ia>: bim. Meanwhile, ca a P • alleo aervice. Jack's Refril· bave to cal1 a doctor w o... slclan. frigerald'l, 11om, DOYellies, LENNOX oU fired, forced air CLEAN )'0111' rugs lor less IbiD eratloa, New Haven. Pboae InstructioN n'l know you, don 't be frightenQ- I bave had pericarditis IJid antique ltema. Somelhine f~ce. ducts llld :1'15 raJ 1~ 1 n. with Lustre Foam. TU :1-353'1 lfc ed if he mentiollll a heart mur· twice. What causes II? How 41 for you 10 be lbere. Termll olllank. Ph. 911W539. 810 l!llectrlc sb8mpooer rental 11. · . --~ LOCAL MEN _ Ages 20 to 411 , mur." He says 1 have a piston serlolll 11 It! How can 1 per; :"~ts~~"!':~~ ARMY bunk beds, $10, 2 com- Ebe!llba<h Hardware. PAYING TAXES• on empty - Train now to drive semi I murmur. Wballype is lhol? son avoid recurrences? plele aquanums, $10, JelevJ8 4 6lc broiler houses. Why • 001 trucks. No need to relocate. I .\ - Plstoo murmur is not a .\ _ lnDemmatlon of the ~~:::d~dA~~~tior Co slnn, $1.1, many odds and BUDGET PRICED !Umlture II: makeo:."~,J;roflta~Jed Con. Call Cincinnati, 0. Ph. 241 - standard medical term bul membrane that surrOUDtls the -- Al!i1N HONDA .:., Steak House ISYRACUSE - Corner lot (t50 CreW's,.......,,o. IARL GRUESER. plumbing healing, Minersville, I x 100) .Close to school, LV: l:~~~~~~::l5$::li5 aDd story frame, e room• (f bed· - roon finish. Radio and be1ter. $2295 Valiant lii!O, 6 door. lllst blue ftni'm. 11000 miles by local Cueltlu fiellt9 JIM CARNAHAN RACINE OHIO new whitewall tires from new cu purchased. 327 V8 engine. Std. trans. Radio and heater. I 8 9 6tc Wrlh. Phone ar Cont•ct $2395 66 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2 Dr. Locill owne.r It sharp 11 new. Dark aqua finish, Lost and Found for large family, quiclt sale, real bargain. Ph. 992-2'192. COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT ftlllliTf PHONE WY 2-2156 TH ._ ~ .. ier¥1~1 AUCTIONEER ILLATKNII _.UCTIIM 1r PilED HI · , , fV11N.. PUTT1N' AIRS 10, 1988 lusi- IMI'nf :g,<t\- CetExtra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services ION:~:~!::.~~~ o..l:~~~~~ I ' I ' " . ,,'" = SERVICE ................ ®'~ Co. Motor .... ............ -- o. Aug. ! i t ' 12-DIIIJ SeDUael, :r..o,.lllddlepart, ,. \ ev.::. W.. .'..,. .. LmLE ORI-HAN ANNIE f . T~.«r*e 'TH' SltlRY, 5llf.l f AH KNOW HOW IT GRI EVE~ l.JTTLE ANNIE'? V.'H'I, £HE WA S. ONE Q' OL1AI4 OWN I COiv1E IN, Y'AI.L ~ ::I ':.i .. ... 'b..l SAY S~E ~O NE~ ~UR OWN,'? YOU, BUT NO MORE HEAl-IT T&'AI<'IN' 'Tt-jAN rT' GRJI:.VES BIU.IE JQ AM() ME, MIS1JU~ WAH8lJCKS ! . ..... !:! '' I BliLiiV£ VOU, EU M'll.l "r'OU 'mk'E ME TO l.ll'f.lEQE 'Siolli WAG LAST '"N AL.IVE 9 ly HAROLD ORA\' IT'S-~ ~ISUPTOA8 HOLDS !o\Y INT'~ST IN l'l!lloTIC·IAAI lo.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,..l ...... II.= ·- -...- - . By RAIBURM VAN IURIN .... ;}'·"~ '1'.11. ._ .... """ ... .... ...:. 1__:·~· :-a ~; ::r ··:-~ -- =t I ,• . ;,~ ........_,..! 1111 ~ I .-mc'1. ... 1111 evea •,ANTED- ,,.,,Pb. .. ·'. r. '{ •. ·~ J, Chili" . ·* ·--r ""'1 l .l l t l ' '' '~ '• . " ' I . BUNN\' I J:., I ·; '~· 'I ')~,' ... , ~ ..0 '! :,:UY· :rn/ :·:' :t. .._y, I : : r, =..... a. ..,. " •, "' ... ... :\'·' f ' . , �'' I ~ ; ' ' . ·~ ~' _ JI-Ilal!,-Benllnel, Pom~y-'Middleporl, 0., A~ 10, 19811 1 ~-~t . . · LQIW .~. D.. nlglit JUesl of ll!r. and Mrs. Joe Andrews, Pl. X., ltJ, ut~~tlOII llowiii'CI La!;kins. Portland. and Mr. and Mrs. P,t .Anth.._ . !lfr. and Ml:s. Hank Holter son, Newsrk. , (. , :' . · "..:..! · .~ vllillni i'elaUves at Co- Ml:. and Mrs. . ·Larldns . oJVC~etv-: ·J'!mbll!. were viJllling M\'; ijo!) Mrs. I ' "!J, 1 • ·-Mrs. Llnilsey Lyons and ·Uiah Howsrd Larkins, I'Dl11and. ....,_ _ _ _ - - - Swan Tuppers ·Plalils Mrs Mr and Mrs J.Jo•Ni ..-~• ' ' . . . >• ....,n.,., Rn; Harry ·Hannum, YOWlgs. Lawrence : Hashbargen, Mr. Belleville, W. ,Va. ·were 'vialllng lown, lrill hold a ·revival al the and Mrs. Gene Rigp, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles llensley. Chrlstlall Olurch, August 17 • and Ml:s. Starling Massar and Ulah Swann Tuppers Plalils 28. ~ 1 f·- 11 were vlaiUng Mi and d Leon B '•---~ eryone ,. we come. .._y · an e a...vo. were ~~.' , ...~ P _stai!l':l' Wells, who had Mrs. Oscar Babooek. mg Mr. and ~- Ra)'IIIOIIII his e lraholng at Ft. Kn.. , Nellie Cozart wa.• visiting Fitch, Hazael. Ky. and allended Soullleestern Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dailey. Recent vlsllors of lfrs. NeJ. Signal School at Ft. Gordan, Ml:, and Mrs. Johnnie Bensley lie stelhem were 1\lr. and Mrs. Geor£1a, Ia now stationed at have moved to Rainbow Ridge. Bowsrd Yaung, Paden Oily, W. Ft. Bragg North Carolina. Visiting Ml:. and Ml:s. Roas Va., Ml:. and Mrs. Lewis YOWIII, Wellll& a gratlualt of Eastern Wells were Hazel Garwood, Pomeroy; Mr. .n<r Mrs. Gsrlh High School 8llcf Is married to Mr. and Mra. Charles Poma; Smith, and Dl,... Reynaldo aad tbe former Kay New. and family, Llshon, Ohio, PFC Terry. Lamar LynDB, Tuppers Plains and· .Mrs. stanley Wells, Ft. Audrey Smltb waa viJlltlng 18 spendlog aeverll days with Bragg, N.C., Mr. and Mrs. Edith Osborn, Keno. Leone Babcock. Clifford Newlun and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton Mr. and Mrs. Or!ia Branche, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea and family, ColiDilbua, spent Belpre, and Villa KiRcade, Cool· Hauber, and family, Reedsville, the weekend with Ml:. and Mrl. viDe '""" dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells and Wayne Prlace. PaUy Kl>placz, and Mrs. Fred Larkiml. daughter, aad Mr. BBd Mrs. Ironlon, Jackie and Greg Dean, Ml:. and Mrs. Robert Fltzpo- Olester Wells and family. Millie and Bob Burton, CoJum. Irick and Colmie Rayman, Co- Recent dinner JUesl!i of ll!r. bus, remained here 1o apend the IIDDbus, wore vlaltintl Mr. and and :Mn. Bill Swain were Ail- week here with their 8fBlKIMrs. Guy B&ym~D. man and Mrs. Ray Autherson, parenla. .•. Vida Weber was aa ov..... North Carolina, Sgt. and 'Mn. Ml:. and Mrs. Dava Yateo -c 1: : · Ne:ws l . ... ··-~-~-GAWKY oliaHY •• fitiolo-. . . . . hfl · 7 • I _Mr. and ~- l\llllon Tuttle, llelprt. ' ''0""' ' neuJ ......;~ . . q;;wn~e ;\ . , ~· and ,Ml:. and. :Mn• . Bow~ •. ~ ·,' .;.;,· ") '\ Do)l, ~• 1iljd family, CO- ed ~::· .' . . IClho i!-..! ,,,J '\. i· it!~!~&..,, ,;..-. · 1 In C d · J''"'" C. -~ety " 'QJU ,, . ;' \aiiii·M"'/ R•snGknarul lfr. __n -M~. -.,. ' · · >•. • · · rJrft·· ·'M J;a M Jack grove, famUy, :Wooolli!', ape, " • ' · • y, r. '-. . rs. the weekend with Ml:. and M1 · . . . Gc~qdf llflll·f-1, are VBCBIIOII: Gen WD 900 lly llfra. Lyle Jlilerooa , in/1 at virlluua "Beach. ; ,.e and Mn, J Adkll 'N ,Fr.iJ· t ... ft-.1-.:ll . , ..... # ' 1 Mary Ruth and Joy Sauer, Middleport, spent a few days ull Whl b with Jane and J te ead. Mrs. BIU Harvey and family, Parker!lburg, vlllled lila Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth and lamlly. Mrs. Helen Archer has re. tproed home from a vial! with -------allendad the I.Jale.Redovla wedding at 8yr8C11Be. Leooe Babcock t11 overnlgbt p t of Leaata Masur. Nollie S!elhem bas retumad holile aftel' vlaiUng Mr. and Mn. Howanl Yaung, Paden City, W .Va. Mrs. 1lllrrla Walker and Rutllle, 'l'1lppen Plaln8 were "flllims' Mary Pierce. ·Roll '1\-owbrldge, New Tort, "flllled his coum., Mrs. Leona Bensley recently. ;:i~ . ':_ "i•!;' ._: • • ' . . ror. ,..11"'!'1 • Jean WhlteheadM 18· sdpen~~ and f,alnlly, NO\f.tta"~- viMsilf , a few days wltll r. an awo. Sunday with her' liiOIIlOr, r.. Bill Mecedlth and family, Beii.. :Yaty Nicholl and erly JamelJ Ruth 11 ~ ~ , , 1 • Hall visited with St J h' u-•tal, l'.Vker" MDI. Marlon . oaep 1 · - . . ,• Jlr. and Mrs. J. T. Tedrow at burg. '·' · ' PLAYING "MONEY-GO-ROUND" SUMMER -CLCSEOrRI Reg. 6.95 1nd 8.75 HI Brand Pruh FrOzen CoHon Dresses 3·98 ..... 4·95 All Summer HQts 1-59..... P 5 Wt reurv• lht ritht Court St., Pomeroy ,, 7 &I limit IIVIntlt. By GAY PAULEY 1method for slraigbteRing locks. NEW YORK CUP!) - One! Herewlore girls had been iroDz upoB a time empty beer ~ans ing out any eurl or wave, or were for discard, bones were using one of several straighten· lor dop, first aid tape was lor ing products on lhe market. the JDidlclu cabin~ a n d The bigger the roUer used In lrOO<les were somet.lung • g_orlj the set, the straighter the locks tried to bleaeb or cover Wlth and a favorite home-mad~ roll1 makeup. er i1 the frozen orange or otb.But todoJ,.,. lhe easual look er juke oan. IIIOWI lnlo U. beauty world, beer vam p to tht head, as do At least one fapblowable salOl other oans of assorted sizes, also Js using julDt ud othet lo set the atrolght, long hair j cans - the Dejay sbop in New for which tbe young io heart , York's elegant 57th street. Its ltrive. lair ~ettiRg aid plus decoration, a owner. Dominic John MercorelIa, said he began usin/1 them as rollers three or four months ago, "Because 1 couldn't fllld large enough rollers in t h e beauty supply houses." I fad developed among teens on lle West Coast. Tbe bones, painted with 'ltripes, dots or Do~1 in Wild colors, are use:<~ His roller collection lookl mamly to secure damp trarr . like the aftermath of a super- after a day at the beacl!. market tour _ empty c... Beauty salons BiMI the home.- which once held tomato sauce, selling set long "".•• used ..Uo- chile, beef stew, pesoula or pbane tape ill hmr oetlings to oomed beef bash. bold golche flat. half moon eurl II" hanp In place during irying._ Now, lirst aid tape has Gary Murphy Wins rome mto especlaDJ lbe , 10pes made for sensiUva oklllo. ProtUtiOD to Sp4 As lor frecli:lea, H a glrl Mr. ..,.. Mrl. Mavin &. Mur· wasn1 born with a crop, she pby haft .Jellelved w~at oaw c.. pencJJ or paste them their son, Gsry, bas ~ on. moted to SN. Thai's what smart yowog He reeeived bit bulc Ira!,.. lhlngs ill Paris are doln8, aad ing al Ft. Knox, after wblell bo nany mak-. ..,.,.U U. was sent lo Ft. Gordo• for l CosmeUe.~ etm~~anies en· advaaced lralolng lD radio tel• lorse fred<les as part of the type before going overseas 1o trend bl accm the natural. Germaay ill May. He entered Law• _,, allkeup mau at Rn· 11he Army OeL 8, 1965. lon, called4rftktes a sign of !"•· I' =· " " " iF....,..io;;....,....,..,..........,l of Huckleberry ANT H0 NY Olarles etilbt Ritz foond' PI b' Deafing pencl!IIIIIJ •• lrockles a healthy Ulll lng"ll trend - "this 111"'2111 t n ill _.. perimenllltion In beauty." Aud ~ Baas1a ot Faberge !aid 'lie next siA1p -.t he putting l"eckles U to match a cpstume - mauve hekles with a maD¥e * - , for liillance. As lor USiRg tin cans, t h e -.Is cui oat; 1hey're the laleal 1 7 •• 7 • Don't '""' .. pldo .. - nu .._ , . Go Y-our D paudable Dealer For PLU·MBING AND HEATI·NG .. ,, oc • Aug. 13 Home Made PURE PORK ' t til I 3 lbs. or more is made like an expensive watch. . ·l 7 _,T_ Catsup ••••••. Pork 7 7 • 7 7 7 •. • 3 cans ' • 7 • -. 7 Yet it's only $10.95. Tharlblc:auiO _ _ _ _ CATSUP !lottles Instant CoHee FOLGERS ~~::-$129 Ard•• Complete Spagbeffi Dinner 6 - 14 oz. I . I parts. Awatch-•lhockand__,.,_Tbo JOIU1tll thoComvolitbf-AWIY --faranly$10.9!1. CARAVELLE'_.,_ SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING 3 '~ c can ARGO SWEET 7 •• PEAS 303 TOILET T!SSUE - 4,: 19t 111111 CIDER VINEGAR $10 • Lou Poulin $10 • Shirley Cogar $10 e Nettie 7 7 _ ••• 12 e Mrs. F. oz.~ cans GRADE 'A' Homogen_ K-• lutltnnllk ••• _ Bread •. 3 ~.::· $1 7 ~:· • • • • • • • •, Coffee 99c 7 •••••••• 7 Ml,t .." $10 Ray Wilson $5 Kroger Sherbet 4- Piece Piece Stttint Rtt. Pri~ . .. ·-··· ·-·· ... . , Lfh ·· · ··-·. · · ··········· ··•· · Jlt Witt. This Cou'""' ··- ··· ··--·. ttrc V•llcl Aug, I thrv Atft. • • • • 4 • ::.:~ 88c Detergent 7 21 • ---···7···----7707 f,;'· 69C :; Shampoo _.• 39c 7 •••• 7 •• _ 7 • _ • 1~:'· Duz Unft Ne. 5 "C.r11N" 59c Sot of I Soup lpoono Ret. Price . . . . . $1.49 J1c With This Cou~ ........... , tfc L•&• Cmt Rq. JtcVo1uo 7 7 7 • 7 7 _ • • • 2 1\ 1111. - Toothpaste ····-----·-·· 79c · 56e 01. .. ·-- · ··· · ··· V•lid Ayt. I thru Sept, I ......, •Deodorant •• . ••••••••..• '.:.· 59e "'"'"'· rr,. Wlllte laedl•• Gnptt fnHn Kn~~~r , • • Grapes, I lubo __ . ,, Coffee .. _____ Kroger .... ~· ~. "~. ~·u Fol14r'1 lmtent sA ·.·..LAD ·[)RESSI NG... . ·; qts. c Coffee______ ... '. "Lettuee Patch" . Endive ............ 25e ~~~••ole ~"T.. _....lJ !_ v.· RJJ~DB~~~e •••••••• --~----- ~Bibb, ~.' - .... _._-..... 25e ••. 25c •. 49c ... ~..... $1.67 Folger's Ret. or Drip \ ' c!.•· $1.75 "Groom l CINn" Hair Dressing • "', 1 110 ... 54c Svn"'fM Vine Ripe Tomatoes Cheez-Its •. _.•.. 1 :.:- 35e ltMhnlnlt Honey Grahams :.,~· 41e Maw- Ritz Crackers •• !. 42e ModeS8 Super •• ':..._ 5le ' FAIRMONT · BUnERMILK •v , • Hood & Shouldor hr Margarine ·-•....•...•• 4 :... 79c / $10 "·4t ~'I'" Skim Milk . '1.00 _ "f 5 :;,111 $1 ~unt Jlnt'l ... lcabarg D1ll1 ·- Hayes lpo!tlfhi ltootont Kandu •.•.••••• ....... HI-Nu ot ...- Como- Alaotted Colors Lucky LHf FuU Strength · eVic Neutzling Unit Nt. l "Cortina" Pickles · ga1..79c theycoutd-apd$10S5wotdl. 0nt with I .., II! d ltwr mowemet It, unbreakable llllitllllrinl, P*« ion - $10 50e OFF Gr1111fnlll, 11.......,, On..., & PlnNppi•Gr""'"'H 7 $!00 e William Cogar 5 :;.-, $1 . Chef.lloy ,., Lehew 6 N~.!!' 89e 1 HOMESTEAD Hunt's Tomato eat .... 3 ~, $L '· . 7 White .SeedleN Sib. $100 Peaches 11111 bomlnv wllh ...... honey. --lncilufce In fnlll ,....,. .. 111 • SOLIDS elrene Klein eMrs. Bruc• Simpson _ Hamlet Canned : Pumlturt Palllh JUICE OLEO 14 oz. pkgs. 8 Flavors '$100 eMargarel lb. 55c . Kroger Juices PINEAPPLE 46oz. 7 7--77 _____ Shellie Beans ••• Stokely's or Del Monte - •• 7 ltoblr .f'ini.pplo, c _ ••••••• • • • • • •••••• • Fruit Cocl(ta8 .. 7~ sutED __ • • eJudy Denny Stokely Y. C. """" BEEF LIVER 1es unc ~ lb. """" Applesauce ••• fNsh, Tender • Ground Bee ··J ~. ~__.____.Fresh •• Banquet Cream 8 •• lb. SAUSA6f 09 Ws ground fresh hourly, Kroger Fresh P RKR A T c Our Own 7 for fiiYor. You how It's frtah • hun\anly po11iblt becauu STH & PEARL "The Stort Willi A Fresh Picnic Butt Portion Kroger Greund Beef Is one of t. clay'• btl& meat valutal Always rich·red tun beef, just enough M MARKEt Aug. 11 Aug. 12 Here Are Just A Few Of Our Early Local Winners ~ lb. lb. A OpeD lloll..r.L llturdaJ. FuJI Shank Half Kroger Fresh Frozen Ful-Yalu -- ·3moked Ham • • • • • lb. ••...,.. t•me pitt• ft'IJt week • K,..,.r, Ev.,.,. unl It • winMrl Just amplet. 1M ~ M.O.N·I·Y W ,..,..,.. • wino Sucher • Val Decker • Hygrade CARAVELLE• ' :.'-·· . Smoked Hams from KI'Cigtr .... fully ......... ..ldy to Mf, or h1at and .,,.,., 3 s.:;·.: $1 ~":: 65c •• 89c Leg-0-Pork ..... . Sliced Bacon ......... !:~ 79c Roast~ng Chicken .... 49c . RACINE TIMELY BUY FOR BACK TO SCHOOL! :-- 7 - Hamlet Canned Fretkles New Fad In Today's Beauty World ~ .. _. BoneleBB, Made From Fresh Ham Phillips Sisten Sivle Shop . , Chopped Sirloin Mrs. P1ul't Fresh fllletJ Or Fish Sticks •-... - Copyright, Tho Krotor C.., 19" Women's View Dem bont1 become a I ....... - '"'""" c: Flori;la ... Or.ange Juice ••• ~ .... 79c D-Con _••. _. • " .. $1.69 �'' I ~ ; ' ' . ·~ ~' _ JI-Ilal!,-Benllnel, Pom~y-'Middleporl, 0., A~ 10, 19811 1 ~-~t . . · LQIW .~. D.. nlglit JUesl of ll!r. and Mrs. Joe Andrews, Pl. X., ltJ, ut~~tlOII llowiii'CI La!;kins. Portland. and Mr. and Mrs. P,t .Anth.._ . !lfr. and Ml:s. Hank Holter son, Newsrk. , (. , :' . · "..:..! · .~ vllillni i'elaUves at Co- Ml:. and Mrs. . ·Larldns . oJVC~etv-: ·J'!mbll!. were viJllling M\'; ijo!) Mrs. I ' "!J, 1 • ·-Mrs. Llnilsey Lyons and ·Uiah Howsrd Larkins, I'Dl11and. ....,_ _ _ _ - - - Swan Tuppers ·Plalils Mrs Mr and Mrs J.Jo•Ni ..-~• ' ' . . . >• ....,n.,., Rn; Harry ·Hannum, YOWlgs. Lawrence : Hashbargen, Mr. Belleville, W. ,Va. ·were 'vialllng lown, lrill hold a ·revival al the and Mrs. Gene Rigp, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles llensley. Chrlstlall Olurch, August 17 • and Ml:s. Starling Massar and Ulah Swann Tuppers Plalils 28. ~ 1 f·- 11 were vlaiUng Mi and d Leon B '•---~ eryone ,. we come. .._y · an e a...vo. were ~~.' , ...~ P _stai!l':l' Wells, who had Mrs. Oscar Babooek. mg Mr. and ~- Ra)'IIIOIIII his e lraholng at Ft. Kn.. , Nellie Cozart wa.• visiting Fitch, Hazael. Ky. and allended Soullleestern Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dailey. Recent vlsllors of lfrs. NeJ. Signal School at Ft. Gordan, Ml:, and Mrs. Johnnie Bensley lie stelhem were 1\lr. and Mrs. Geor£1a, Ia now stationed at have moved to Rainbow Ridge. Bowsrd Yaung, Paden Oily, W. Ft. Bragg North Carolina. Visiting Ml:. and Ml:s. Roas Va., Ml:. and Mrs. Lewis YOWIII, Wellll& a gratlualt of Eastern Wells were Hazel Garwood, Pomeroy; Mr. .n<r Mrs. Gsrlh High School 8llcf Is married to Mr. and Mra. Charles Poma; Smith, and Dl,... Reynaldo aad tbe former Kay New. and family, Llshon, Ohio, PFC Terry. Lamar LynDB, Tuppers Plains and· .Mrs. stanley Wells, Ft. Audrey Smltb waa viJlltlng 18 spendlog aeverll days with Bragg, N.C., Mr. and Mrs. Edith Osborn, Keno. Leone Babcock. Clifford Newlun and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton Mr. and Mrs. Or!ia Branche, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea and family, ColiDilbua, spent Belpre, and Villa KiRcade, Cool· Hauber, and family, Reedsville, the weekend with Ml:. and Mrl. viDe '""" dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells and Wayne Prlace. PaUy Kl>placz, and Mrs. Fred Larkiml. daughter, aad Mr. BBd Mrs. Ironlon, Jackie and Greg Dean, Ml:. and Mrs. Robert Fltzpo- Olester Wells and family. Millie and Bob Burton, CoJum. Irick and Colmie Rayman, Co- Recent dinner JUesl!i of ll!r. bus, remained here 1o apend the IIDDbus, wore vlaltintl Mr. and and :Mn. Bill Swain were Ail- week here with their 8fBlKIMrs. Guy B&ym~D. man and Mrs. Ray Autherson, parenla. .•. Vida Weber was aa ov..... North Carolina, Sgt. and 'Mn. Ml:. and Mrs. Dava Yateo -c 1: : · Ne:ws l . ... ··-~-~-GAWKY oliaHY •• fitiolo-. . . . . hfl · 7 • I _Mr. and ~- l\llllon Tuttle, llelprt. ' ''0""' ' neuJ ......;~ . . q;;wn~e ;\ . , ~· and ,Ml:. and. :Mn• . Bow~ •. ~ ·,' .;.;,· ") '\ Do)l, ~• 1iljd family, CO- ed ~::· .' . . IClho i!-..! ,,,J '\. i· it!~!~&..,, ,;..-. · 1 In C d · J''"'" C. -~ety " 'QJU ,, . ;' \aiiii·M"'/ R•snGknarul lfr. __n -M~. -.,. ' · · >•. • · · rJrft·· ·'M J;a M Jack grove, famUy, :Wooolli!', ape, " • ' · • y, r. '-. . rs. the weekend with Ml:. and M1 · . . . Gc~qdf llflll·f-1, are VBCBIIOII: Gen WD 900 lly llfra. Lyle Jlilerooa , in/1 at virlluua "Beach. ; ,.e and Mn, J Adkll 'N ,Fr.iJ· t ... ft-.1-.:ll . , ..... # ' 1 Mary Ruth and Joy Sauer, Middleport, spent a few days ull Whl b with Jane and J te ead. Mrs. BIU Harvey and family, Parker!lburg, vlllled lila Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth and lamlly. Mrs. Helen Archer has re. tproed home from a vial! with -------allendad the I.Jale.Redovla wedding at 8yr8C11Be. Leooe Babcock t11 overnlgbt p t of Leaata Masur. Nollie S!elhem bas retumad holile aftel' vlaiUng Mr. and Mn. Howanl Yaung, Paden City, W .Va. Mrs. 1lllrrla Walker and Rutllle, 'l'1lppen Plaln8 were "flllims' Mary Pierce. ·Roll '1\-owbrldge, New Tort, "flllled his coum., Mrs. Leona Bensley recently. ;:i~ . ':_ "i•!;' ._: • • ' . . ror. ,..11"'!'1 • Jean WhlteheadM 18· sdpen~~ and f,alnlly, NO\f.tta"~- viMsilf , a few days wltll r. an awo. Sunday with her' liiOIIlOr, r.. Bill Mecedlth and family, Beii.. :Yaty Nicholl and erly JamelJ Ruth 11 ~ ~ , , 1 • Hall visited with St J h' u-•tal, l'.Vker" MDI. Marlon . oaep 1 · - . . ,• Jlr. and Mrs. J. T. Tedrow at burg. '·' · ' PLAYING "MONEY-GO-ROUND" SUMMER -CLCSEOrRI Reg. 6.95 1nd 8.75 HI Brand Pruh FrOzen CoHon Dresses 3·98 ..... 4·95 All Summer HQts 1-59..... P 5 Wt reurv• lht ritht Court St., Pomeroy ,, 7 &I limit IIVIntlt. By GAY PAULEY 1method for slraigbteRing locks. NEW YORK CUP!) - One! Herewlore girls had been iroDz upoB a time empty beer ~ans ing out any eurl or wave, or were for discard, bones were using one of several straighten· lor dop, first aid tape was lor ing products on lhe market. the JDidlclu cabin~ a n d The bigger the roUer used In lrOO<les were somet.lung • g_orlj the set, the straighter the locks tried to bleaeb or cover Wlth and a favorite home-mad~ roll1 makeup. er i1 the frozen orange or otb.But todoJ,.,. lhe easual look er juke oan. IIIOWI lnlo U. beauty world, beer vam p to tht head, as do At least one fapblowable salOl other oans of assorted sizes, also Js using julDt ud othet lo set the atrolght, long hair j cans - the Dejay sbop in New for which tbe young io heart , York's elegant 57th street. Its ltrive. lair ~ettiRg aid plus decoration, a owner. Dominic John MercorelIa, said he began usin/1 them as rollers three or four months ago, "Because 1 couldn't fllld large enough rollers in t h e beauty supply houses." I fad developed among teens on lle West Coast. Tbe bones, painted with 'ltripes, dots or Do~1 in Wild colors, are use:<~ His roller collection lookl mamly to secure damp trarr . like the aftermath of a super- after a day at the beacl!. market tour _ empty c... Beauty salons BiMI the home.- which once held tomato sauce, selling set long "".•• used ..Uo- chile, beef stew, pesoula or pbane tape ill hmr oetlings to oomed beef bash. bold golche flat. half moon eurl II" hanp In place during irying._ Now, lirst aid tape has Gary Murphy Wins rome mto especlaDJ lbe , 10pes made for sensiUva oklllo. ProtUtiOD to Sp4 As lor frecli:lea, H a glrl Mr. ..,.. Mrl. Mavin &. Mur· wasn1 born with a crop, she pby haft .Jellelved w~at oaw c.. pencJJ or paste them their son, Gsry, bas ~ on. moted to SN. Thai's what smart yowog He reeeived bit bulc Ira!,.. lhlngs ill Paris are doln8, aad ing al Ft. Knox, after wblell bo nany mak-. ..,.,.U U. was sent lo Ft. Gordo• for l CosmeUe.~ etm~~anies en· advaaced lralolng lD radio tel• lorse fred<les as part of the type before going overseas 1o trend bl accm the natural. Germaay ill May. He entered Law• _,, allkeup mau at Rn· 11he Army OeL 8, 1965. lon, called4rftktes a sign of !"•· I' =· " " " iF....,..io;;....,....,..,..........,l of Huckleberry ANT H0 NY Olarles etilbt Ritz foond' PI b' Deafing pencl!IIIIIJ •• lrockles a healthy Ulll lng"ll trend - "this 111"'2111 t n ill _.. perimenllltion In beauty." Aud ~ Baas1a ot Faberge !aid 'lie next siA1p -.t he putting l"eckles U to match a cpstume - mauve hekles with a maD¥e * - , for liillance. As lor USiRg tin cans, t h e -.Is cui oat; 1hey're the laleal 1 7 •• 7 • Don't '""' .. pldo .. - nu .._ , . Go Y-our D paudable Dealer For PLU·MBING AND HEATI·NG .. ,, oc • Aug. 13 Home Made PURE PORK ' t til I 3 lbs. or more is made like an expensive watch. . ·l 7 _,T_ Catsup ••••••. Pork 7 7 • 7 7 7 •. • 3 cans ' • 7 • -. 7 Yet it's only $10.95. Tharlblc:auiO _ _ _ _ CATSUP !lottles Instant CoHee FOLGERS ~~::-$129 Ard•• Complete Spagbeffi Dinner 6 - 14 oz. I . I parts. Awatch-•lhockand__,.,_Tbo JOIU1tll thoComvolitbf-AWIY --faranly$10.9!1. CARAVELLE'_.,_ SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING 3 '~ c can ARGO SWEET 7 •• PEAS 303 TOILET T!SSUE - 4,: 19t 111111 CIDER VINEGAR $10 • Lou Poulin $10 • Shirley Cogar $10 e Nettie 7 7 _ ••• 12 e Mrs. F. oz.~ cans GRADE 'A' Homogen_ K-• lutltnnllk ••• _ Bread •. 3 ~.::· $1 7 ~:· • • • • • • • •, Coffee 99c 7 •••••••• 7 Ml,t .." $10 Ray Wilson $5 Kroger Sherbet 4- Piece Piece Stttint Rtt. Pri~ . .. ·-··· ·-·· ... . , Lfh ·· · ··-·. · · ··········· ··•· · Jlt Witt. This Cou'""' ··- ··· ··--·. ttrc V•llcl Aug, I thrv Atft. • • • • 4 • ::.:~ 88c Detergent 7 21 • ---···7···----7707 f,;'· 69C :; Shampoo _.• 39c 7 •••• 7 •• _ 7 • _ • 1~:'· Duz Unft Ne. 5 "C.r11N" 59c Sot of I Soup lpoono Ret. Price . . . . . $1.49 J1c With This Cou~ ........... , tfc L•&• Cmt Rq. JtcVo1uo 7 7 7 • 7 7 _ • • • 2 1\ 1111. - Toothpaste ····-----·-·· 79c · 56e 01. .. ·-- · ··· · ··· V•lid Ayt. I thru Sept, I ......, •Deodorant •• . ••••••••..• '.:.· 59e "'"'"'· rr,. Wlllte laedl•• Gnptt fnHn Kn~~~r , • • Grapes, I lubo __ . ,, Coffee .. _____ Kroger .... ~· ~. "~. ~·u Fol14r'1 lmtent sA ·.·..LAD ·[)RESSI NG... . ·; qts. c Coffee______ ... '. "Lettuee Patch" . Endive ............ 25e ~~~••ole ~"T.. _....lJ !_ v.· RJJ~DB~~~e •••••••• --~----- ~Bibb, ~.' - .... _._-..... 25e ••. 25c •. 49c ... ~..... $1.67 Folger's Ret. or Drip \ ' c!.•· $1.75 "Groom l CINn" Hair Dressing • "', 1 110 ... 54c Svn"'fM Vine Ripe Tomatoes Cheez-Its •. _.•.. 1 :.:- 35e ltMhnlnlt Honey Grahams :.,~· 41e Maw- Ritz Crackers •• !. 42e ModeS8 Super •• ':..._ 5le ' FAIRMONT · BUnERMILK •v , • Hood & Shouldor hr Margarine ·-•....•...•• 4 :... 79c / $10 "·4t ~'I'" Skim Milk . '1.00 _ "f 5 :;,111 $1 ~unt Jlnt'l ... lcabarg D1ll1 ·- Hayes lpo!tlfhi ltootont Kandu •.•.••••• ....... HI-Nu ot ...- Como- Alaotted Colors Lucky LHf FuU Strength · eVic Neutzling Unit Nt. l "Cortina" Pickles · ga1..79c theycoutd-apd$10S5wotdl. 0nt with I .., II! d ltwr mowemet It, unbreakable llllitllllrinl, P*« ion - $10 50e OFF Gr1111fnlll, 11.......,, On..., & PlnNppi•Gr""'"'H 7 $!00 e William Cogar 5 :;.-, $1 . Chef.lloy ,., Lehew 6 N~.!!' 89e 1 HOMESTEAD Hunt's Tomato eat .... 3 ~, $L '· . 7 White .SeedleN Sib. $100 Peaches 11111 bomlnv wllh ...... honey. --lncilufce In fnlll ,....,. .. 111 • SOLIDS elrene Klein eMrs. Bruc• Simpson _ Hamlet Canned : Pumlturt Palllh JUICE OLEO 14 oz. pkgs. 8 Flavors '$100 eMargarel lb. 55c . Kroger Juices PINEAPPLE 46oz. 7 7--77 _____ Shellie Beans ••• Stokely's or Del Monte - •• 7 ltoblr .f'ini.pplo, c _ ••••••• • • • • • •••••• • Fruit Cocl(ta8 .. 7~ sutED __ • • eJudy Denny Stokely Y. C. """" BEEF LIVER 1es unc ~ lb. """" Applesauce ••• fNsh, Tender • Ground Bee ··J ~. ~__.____.Fresh •• Banquet Cream 8 •• lb. SAUSA6f 09 Ws ground fresh hourly, Kroger Fresh P RKR A T c Our Own 7 for fiiYor. You how It's frtah • hun\anly po11iblt becauu STH & PEARL "The Stort Willi A Fresh Picnic Butt Portion Kroger Greund Beef Is one of t. clay'• btl& meat valutal Always rich·red tun beef, just enough M MARKEt Aug. 11 Aug. 12 Here Are Just A Few Of Our Early Local Winners ~ lb. lb. A OpeD lloll..r.L llturdaJ. FuJI Shank Half Kroger Fresh Frozen Ful-Yalu -- ·3moked Ham • • • • • lb. ••...,.. t•me pitt• ft'IJt week • K,..,.r, Ev.,.,. unl It • winMrl Just amplet. 1M ~ M.O.N·I·Y W ,..,..,.. • wino Sucher • Val Decker • Hygrade CARAVELLE• ' :.'-·· . Smoked Hams from KI'Cigtr .... fully ......... ..ldy to Mf, or h1at and .,,.,., 3 s.:;·.: $1 ~":: 65c •• 89c Leg-0-Pork ..... . Sliced Bacon ......... !:~ 79c Roast~ng Chicken .... 49c . RACINE TIMELY BUY FOR BACK TO SCHOOL! :-- 7 - Hamlet Canned Fretkles New Fad In Today's Beauty World ~ .. _. BoneleBB, Made From Fresh Ham Phillips Sisten Sivle Shop . , Chopped Sirloin Mrs. P1ul't Fresh fllletJ Or Fish Sticks •-... - Copyright, Tho Krotor C.., 19" Women's View Dem bont1 become a I ....... - '"'""" c: Flori;la ... Or.ange Juice ••• ~ .... 79c D-Con _••. _. • " .. $1.69 �I ~" ' ' ' . " . .;;_ ·~, ·'· ' lt<f'.~'·";:\., ' " Around and . ·~: .. ' ·.. ' .\. e ' Ahollt ' I Come·In Now and-~Se~ Our Beaptiful Selection of Girls .Back to .Schoot Dresses PomeroyMr. and Mrs. Milton Rnush and Sandra spent Sunday In Delaware, with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Schmidt .and I'IJllllY. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Markley · I and children of Akron were Sun· 1 day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and family. Ric- VOL Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hassler ,, ., er Monday evening at the Epls- and fampy of! Colu;'b~, ·, s~~~ j copal par~sh house ~noringDMrs. ~~;e;~n:~!:en~:.t M~ and Mrs. i Bru~e i:Simpson ( ary awn Harry Keiser, Minersville. ' Bolm.,r J. Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard c6ts were placed on a table' of Lancaster were · Saturday Games were played W1der the with while cover and ~entered guests of her parents, Mr. and direction of Mrs. Bryan Davis with a large stork. Games were Mrs. Harry Keiser. . and Mrs. Bruce Davis and play€() with prizes awarded to Mr. and Mrs .. GratlB Bryan prizes awarded the winners. Miss Donna Hauck, Miss Mary of Powhatan Pomt spent the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. CurUs and Miss Evelyn Fiek. weekend in Pomeroy and visitMax Davis and Jerry and Jo,•ce. IWayne Gibbons. They also VISI- 1 After the honored guest op- ed Mrs. Gladys Cuckler at Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ited in Bucyrus Willi Miss Ruth ened her gilts, refreshments Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Peggy Quillen. and ChuckPATIV DORST I Carson and J. E. Carson. were served by thC tlostesses' Mr:-;. V. U. Edwards and Cherie, and Mrs. Alice Grant, i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horky and 0ther Mrs. Carl Will assisted · yl and David were Monday Middleport: Mr. and Mrs . Don Potty Dorst, daughter of Mr. children spent seventl days at ~ Mis~ Fick. The ref~eshmenl · business visitors. in Gallipolis. Kennedy and Perry and Pal aod Mrs. Frank Dorsi of Long Bur~ Oak Lake tables, with white covers, were Mrs. Theo Hemes spent the I and Miss Patty Cullins, Pome- Boltom, 5poke oo Highway M1ss Barbara Jones is spend- centered with bouquets of roses. weekend at Ravenswood, ·W. roy: Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Holter Safety ?t th~ District 4-H ing several days in Columb.us Napkins carried out the stork Va ., with her son and daughterand Sharon and G0rdon. Bash- safety Speak101 contest Moo- 1with Mr. and Mrs. Lee David· theme and favors were small in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Larry dl h ,.. d 11 Heines. an; Mr. a~d Mrs. Ed Davis , day evening at tb11 Holiday ·son. b nd era es Oulmg a u . • 'II' lb Aurora , Til .; Mrs. Eleanor Wil- Inn at C111 1~0 e. Mrs . Vernon ~ob a sons, Attending were the above Dor Coates of Middletown and liamson , Charleston W. Va.; Also atttndmg were ~rs. Greg an~ David , Golumbus, and Miss Pam O'Brien, Miss Nick Coates of Detroit, Mil:!~. Mrs. Puryl White, Chesapeake; M_argaret Brown, 4-H ad\ltsor, h~~e a_rnved for several days Linda Pullins, Miss Katy Mor- were weekend guests of the1r Mrs . U>ona Davis, Radcliff; L1nd.a Browo and Sandra New· visit w1th her parents, Mr. and arily, Miss Donna Crow, Miss grandmothers, Mrs. E. W. CoatMr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury Jan, Jualor Leaden and M~s. IMrs. Halph Gilmore. Kathryn Jane Hannah, Mr s. es and Mrs. Floyd Clark. and Miss Pat White, Columbus; Mae Dorsi. A sumptuous dmMr . and Mr-s. Gardner Re~· · Ceward Calvert, and Mrs . Har- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beegle o{ oer was ser\led before tbe con· nolds left Saturday f?r Uleir r Bolinger. co:umbus spent the weekend test sponsored by the 0 II I a home in Lebanon, Oh10, follow- ySending gifts were Miss Lin- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Insurance Company. ing a visit here with relatives. d. B .1 Mio:::s JoAnn Boling- Theodore Beegle and Mr. and Has oN , M •"Jh I - a a• ey, ' VII - VA . I Mrs. 1orace cu mny Hi:s er, Miss Susanna Arnold, Miss Mrs. Fred Crow. . Hysells orl' Hosts been returned to Veterans Me- .Janel Humphrey, Mrs. Kenneth Miss Linda Moore I~ spendmg TONIGHT th•u FRIDAY T 11 p. . S d mona! Hosp1lal for medical McLaughlig ~nd Miss June a few days in Cleveland with "VON RYAN'S EXPRESS" lCill£! . Ull ay h ld treatment. Mrs. McElhinny re- Sayre · roommates at Miami Universi· Frank Sinatra A Sunday p1cmc was ~r cently was hospitalized there · ty. Trevor Howard 1C'o lor ) recently at the home of . tor a month. FRANCIS IMPROVING Mrs Russell Moore returned 1and Mrs Norman E. Hysell of · 'th d M · - and-' t R . Mrs. Or10 Snu an rs . William (Bill) Francis well home Monday from Holzer HosH'LIVING IT UP" j Nease dS~ttlemen Mnear da~~:· James Jividen visited with known Pomeroy florist ~as tapi tal where she has been a med· DE>:m i'\ farlin Allen mg were r. an · M N h H8 skins at Holzer ' · .l~:"rry Lewis Norman E H sell and Bruce, rs.. oa. . '. ken to Holzer Hospital Satur- ical pat1ent. <Tecbnicoton T M · Yd M Dores Hosptlal m Galhpohs Sunday. day afternoon suffering from a Mrs. Dolly Dancey of New- - - - -- I erry : frPan ~s./1 and Betty Darst and son, Jeff, heart attack He has been WI· ark and Mrs. Thelma Popp and Arnold o umeroy, • r. h ed f ation · . · M nd M Norman M. Hysell Bash· ave re 1urn rom a vac , der oxygen since he was adm1t· son of Zanesville were o ay r.s.M d M R g J, elfers tnp to Pittsburgh_ where the} ted and his condition is report- evening dinner guests of Mrs. Pomeroy, ft o . ,. . d Mrs. GuY YISI WI r aClarence l\lt!S. Ba1ley . ed slightly improved today. Harry P. Smtt . Ot _ _ _ _ _;,_____ Pomero}, Mr. an Mr.e and Mrs. I j MEIGS THEATRE anr. ~rsoK I TONIGHT & THURSDAY Rose and Kenny. Portland; Mr. and sons, Richard and Michael, _ _ _N_o_T_o_P_E_N___ and Mrs. Henry Arnold FRIDAY and SATURDAY Aug. 12·13 'WAR·GODS OF THE DEEP' (Color) Vincent Price, Tab Hunter LIONS MEET The Pomeroy Lions "MOMENT TO MOMENT" (Tecbnicolor) tro~ Seberg father, William Bailey. Club met at 6 p.m. in Grace Episcopal church social room, Tue!Y Honor Blackman day evening. Dale Warner preCLOSED Aug, 14 thru Aug. 20th. Mrs. ent1t1e :¥ THURS~AY, AUGUST 11, 1966 \1>.ol' • / ' / .. :<'' ,...."~-!~ . . ~Yg•.. 10'· '0 ~0 I "&-~' 0 ( '' t;o :'0 l)~{.<~;:..l_______·..d -· .;;.1 ..;..~· FIVE aNfe '·~ '· On Beam, .4lmolt · X ••., • ..• •• ,, These dresses are pretty, comfort able and easy to care. for. A dress for every young scholar in your family. A wide selec~•on o~ styles in sailors- smock dresses-- swingers and skimmers 1n sohds and. prints. Every dress is tailored of easy car~ fabrics wh!ch make them so practical. Come In Now and Make Your Selections. PASAI)ENA, CALIF. - SCJ· enlisla .nil eompu ters puzzled : over lel~try from America's lunar orl!lw today as t b•. spacecraft lped on an uncor· reeled IJlglit toward the moon . in a pho~vaphic mission to i find sale ~ding oports for · astroanu~. J' "We sllil have plenty of lime . . n!ere is no panic or anything Uke that," said a spokesman for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. !le explained f/lat there sliD were three days In whieh a midcourse maneuver if n~ary - could be made. The 235 - ~ - mile journey to the moon's vicinity was scheduled to ljlke Ill bours - Jus! six 1 hours short of four days. It eicpOcled the craft would go to orbit around lhe moon day morning. ALL SIZES FROM TOTS TO TEENS EL8ERFE LDS IN PO MER0Y :~·~~~~~~~~~~f~~=~·~~=-~=~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~=;=~:~::::::~ KER and···td.thel·l of Springfield visited Monday 1.va and Tuesday with her sister Gene, Pomeroy; Mrs. Sl~ger, Chester, and Miss ! and brother-in-law, Mr. and Shlfley Jeffers, Syracuse. Mrs. Leo Kennedy and with his - ~ .Of 1966 Fair *'WORLD ., I Drive·ln ·. 81 . M' es I inda and Carla Will weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McEIhinny Hre vacationing at Memphis, Tenn. and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Carson and children, Julie and Nolan. Jr., of Cin~innat.i. s:.ent the weekend w1th hls s1ster and brother-in_-law, Mr. and M_r~. ·, I ! with a layette show- 'i DeMied To T~ ··~BJ"et,,. 01 TJ.. Mei..·MaNn .iree· .,. jky Markley remained for a two : ent~::ained ' . / ! .. , 1"· , - ·- - --·- BA 1 FURNITURE Kennedy accompanied them to Springfield for a visit. MIDDLEPORT, O. ·sALE VISITS IN COON CREEK Dee Hartinger of Middleport . Creek, sided and future plans of the was visiting in CoGn W. Va. , this past weekend. I club were discussed. 1 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 PM ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS PRICEI ---.... _........ ....... ...... . . Englander- sioefi'Mate SupertorGirltde 0 WHS's IN? Englander ' blilehlltfe-.1WA•,......._ .., .;.. .•' SleepoMate Qalllltr Gnde lnA...,wlna: 8ROOlh.fo1J mattrns. Q TWill • filii size. ......- ....4... ........ _ .. •!4" YOU SAVE •24!" Mo11ing to Ohio 'SAVE 140.95 ~ ~ bargain li1ce this is ponible ~ , • • and only l:ie-. D:IUSi8 ••• Province'tOWII bought OA en'kre fal:xic rNI1 stock f1i """ of tile richest, ...., Documentary printl we·.. Jeef\. J)el.- Quality C<Ner, lremondovs quantity IKIVing. ond on opportvnity I« yov 10 own Americc's Finest uphof• •••d pieces at jus! "" O<dinarr price; s..t that's oil yov'1 and Ofdinary about these big Wing lounge Cl>oirs. Came ill • • . try ....,_ Save. . ·SUEDE'S . THE BERRIES! t ON THIS COUJMBUS - WEAIIEVER AllJillltlum, Inc., of New SALE PRICE 19.1 · Yours for the pickin' .•• swingin', strappy suede, dashed in duo-tones ; ; and youth-accented with a jety heel. Pick color-full combinations of Lodenberry 1Nutberry, Gingerberry I Blue Rage, Hollyberry I Blaet. • __cedarberrv ' , - UJl1111 :. _..:___ 10.99 Olllf Por!ablo Prico <'•• Alr-Condlllonecl For Y-.,r Comfort .. -c·---....-.-· e. ""'I'.; , . s. Hamllron, manager, maj'ketlng l8ld allll ADMIRAL ........ . . . wilL, _ ._ ,pr_ll:ll..., ...... .... .... ...... ·-l-1111111(1 .;IHi,..,.r • ;,.,... ~ =-~:.::.:..·· Mfrlaoratw ·,~~ati.t.war , ........... ' . ' .$11 ~=~:~~:1 luoCtlona to auDlcothli 'w f ~le about 11110 new Jobs !hero, · mlay Of lllem c~ In 1111ture . fl'f'Oio'· App&CIIlftg 111 .._. ~ dNign and flnllh ProviAc:etown II rk:tl In ba!Ne QUALfTY, Provln~town Maple il on pun. Hotttlem,.._,, nord tolid moplt ..• ~elid thr~h and tluovgh . , ... leefed. matched Northern Mapl•. hrt iuft any ICifitfe~ctory wbltitule tor If • • , Now, durinG our "ProvlnotiOWII' Month" - . you cor1 own thl• choltlllf. of Amerlcon woodt bf:Outifully cro~fai' ac· kiCJI!v lett than Pr,~ of ITM:IIIY of 1t1 lmitotOf'l. 'And,c lndudfli kl thlt apedal WI• 1ng ON tomt of OJtif mogn.i fialftt PrOvine-• ~ woplloi&lered pfecli1' ••• Conw In ~ loc* . ..... C4l'f ,.gular ptiOI ticbtl and clulin9 our SpM::iat bingt fln'lt, tCib 20 'J:, off. An ~rtunltv VO>J thou~n't ~Ill'. "Middk ofDfJIJfl' Bloc~c; ,. "'"'"<' -·~ · J: wa'f' ~ JiN. 111 .,.at tradition uf ~ ,n. - . .-· _. _H. . __ lbe1Aluminum Company America (ALCOA). · farl'l' ....,lean ttYitnra 5I '!'1M io'torltl 1»fine, frltlndly .oklel 1ft -- - -·~ •• ~ Wecblesday. \VIIIII'IVtr ill a subaldialy or co~:~se It IM<Iftf; N ond comfort It 'fOWl Clf Ita belli • •• lno;etOWfll ••• Amtrk:a't Flnev. POME.ROV. OHIO. froln lhal city to qHUicothe, J GOy. Jamea A. Rhoclet amtowl- SAVE 20% ON. ALL THESE OTHER FIN£ PIECES! . · ~ - ~n."l.aT•E As seen in Seventeen...:.\. sJniletl, Pa., wm move Ita I Fair Tickets Are on Sale � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August 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/. 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