https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d789560877c7c9f25f29648ffbc995ac.pdf 98bf4c990b1a119d010cfaa0d5054390 PDF Text Text .r. :~ •. ' { . __,. .......... . !10 ' '·' ,-----~-------··P-!'1-~I!IIIa!l • ,•l; -,. ., ,. • • ._.,ally· Sentlnol,1Poiileroy-lllddleport, Around and . . ' ' o., Aue. 23, Jeee· . J y e " " ' ' • '' enttne 'l . ... VOL -XVIII N0. -90 .. ' - ~~ ·(· \( ·{i. ',. ,l' ,, ' .I,' I •·jl· ... - . < :· at Ia tll• .WORLD r.•·, ' •I ...-..--- .I I - Sixth. J'lctim Die• DALLAS - A SIXTH PERson has died here of enecpbal· Ills and 89 other persons beve contracted the mosquito . car, rled disease, health officials By_United Pr"' International .i, said Tuesday. SAIGON .J! Furlouo Jungl• fighting ragH around Six twin - engine Air Force Communist war college captured by thr• compenleo ·-planes converted into mosquito of U. S. Marin••· Th• war college, complete with di· },·bombers were to bomb more of plomao and 31k81t achaolrooms, wao found barely 14 ·I Abe eour.ty with insecticides mll11 from lh• ~it Marina beM at Da Nang. /loday IAl kill the insects before 11""re persons are infecled. SAIGON - U. S. 852 bombers strike for the third time in u many days ogalnot suopocted Viet :"ore Blanket.. Cong troop concentrations In Phuoc Tuy Province 45 ' AUTUMN • LIKE TEMPER- miles southeast of Saigon. ·;•tur.. moved iniAl Ohio from --III• north early today, dropping SAIGON - Salvage work contlnu11 on the frel· ', jhe mercury to a shivering 47 ght•r B•ton Roug• Victory sunk by a Viet Cong mine jn Findlay and in the lower 50s in e main shipping channel loading from S.igon to .\h,t:ougbout much of the state. th• South Chino s.•. The oinking, which took oeven l il'he , weatherman said the chill Americ•n liveo, temporarily closed the channel but • traffic w11 normal tod1y. 1 ,~ld stay around for a few 1 Cla)'l. Viet Nam Briefs ·~:~:~~EE:~:~ Frl~ay, 111M pondered whe\her to try Clw~ '' tt was illll too early Ia dedde - . tor land use projects are project. Congressman Walter ~II' "Project Stormfury" 1111.Uabl,, aome for up . to H. Moeller, Stale Representa· ijhduld iO Into effect. Stonnfury 50 yean. ~ ' an experiJ!lentil program lor Milton Rnush of Syracuse, ar- M1"ss l~in( b\ll#canes with sliver lea manger. with offices In Iodide.,~~~ in aq attempt to Ga\IIPOllt, advised the associnb. ~,,of their ~nlth. alloa FHA loan.• are. available fiJI,' ~ue a! sites .for the 1 collllnk:tion. o.f damp, . recrea' P. · 0 Ma~ · tiona! dev~opntent, flsL a n d ~· CLEVF!LAND (UPI) - V•dals hurled a fire bomb rly today into a vocational planning center opened only two days ago in the Hough slum area. The fire was one of two set during the night by vandals in the Hough area where riots last month left our dead, dozens injured, ani! mlllions of dollars in ropert~ damage. Police said the firebomb was thrown through a plate glass window at the vocational planning center . which Gov. James A. Rhodes tormally opened Monday afternoon. Damage was es· timated at about $750. apartment building on the trou· The center was described as bled East Side. the first of its kind in the coun· Nobody was hurl In the fire, try and was rushed IniAl com- which damaged the roof and pletlon to serve as an employ· parts of the exterior. ment counseling center for perNo lnterferonoe sons In the area. Firemen were able to put out Roving vandals also were the fires without Interference. blamed for a $S 000 fire to a Last Friday night they were four - family, r,.;o • aiAlry frame pelted by stones and debris in oans • tame Its howUng winds. An area official. or the Farm- . Sept. 2, an open meet111Weather bureau officials In et1 Home Administration Toes- mg will be held at the Rutland \\l{pblrigton and at the National day night told the Lea~g Elementary school to ad, lluniclijle Center In Miami !181d Watershed AssociatiOn vance plans for the watershed . Vandals Cause Estimated $750 Damage to Facility There were 1 number of d~ velopments in connection w1th lhe Hough riots. Suburban Shaker Heights polive Ralph Welker, and a rep- lite who chased and caught live ! res~tative of the Soli Conser- I teen-agers hauling fire bombs valion Department will be 1during the Hough rioting were featured speakers. All lnter-\sharply critical of a Jndge who esWd perSOIII are urged to at- dismissed charges against the tend. boys. __.,, 4\l h Juvenile Court Judge Harry L. Albright, assigned here from TOKYO IUPU - Norllt VI- Belmont Couoty to the cases, e& Nam deelared opealy Wed- saicl there was no direct eviMillay 11181 the Vie& COD I denct the five set fires. M 2 CONVENIENt LOCATIONS . TO SERVE YOiil TINY') '' WE RESERVE THE RIGH1 1'0 UMil practiatl ••• lhat's 11tt s111y In girls' SIJIIIIIIIS for ..,_ , QUANT11Y CboiSIIItrll Str;ped coHen knit loP, with ribbing ot nedio line, cuffs. _;;,_.;(- ' ~OODLAND Middleport, 0. W::ieJ~- ~: c:;:te!~c~~~ns! eom~lssl?ner W~· tfr. ~leylJ ayor ears awa~ Nine Cases in pOmeroy C0Uft A '}' Girt• 'll Aritl·l UXIIaryWI Lend-a-Hand 0 Vef Labof Day O'BfleD • GetS 71 par 70 Mr~eJgs Kanauoa~ 0. school ploy1 I11Cidoo tltl--- r Klrt DouJ)u Rlcbud Barrio (Color) · -<llld·A VIRY IPICIAL FAVOR" Rock HlldaoD WIDNIIDAY. THURSDAY ond PRIDAY Aut. 24-25-26 , "THI PLIAIURI IIIKIIII" Ann :Uorpret Joan Franc!... (Color) "'DtaRfl.itnl• ~-· Stewarl l'lb1m MaJOr • saIt comp.am··.es ..· 1,i~~~=~~ ' Gravelitie BBRvreE 8ETwill ei ..,vjces ·",r:\lioil •• ·" ''t ee_,. 11114 A~t F-'ll $500,000 Suit Slapped on 111e t..ltartl tor 1.o11 11Wood. In, Iiaag Ja~, ~ }t Y.i ..... · body 'Will The Small Buslneu AdmiDIIa reasonable proposal forth- ly !bat the finlanCilally•-troublt.il '. alll~mtlltod be .flowtl ID ·Co and re- tro~lion flied a suit for • •000 coming !bat would be accepta· resort area on State 62 laat tebruaey· by SIIA ~ tumed=~~~tF:a~lls~~~~~ Tuead.>y In Huntington against six principal ownen of lhe cloe- MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT "THI HIROII OP TILIMARK" ap~4!1iia .Namedm pnee-.Fix Sm"t· asked 'to 11 •-0-'1,. "------ - · HI~ Sch~ltS I 511m llacb lor heralter- . H = s· - ___.___-__... - ::=:::~~= =~~· SOUthWeSt H,It By Heavy Ram • I -lllxaYe, mald!aWt, p!iny Iii A meeting of Meigs Local S.hool District teaeloers wW be beld Friday, August Z6, at 10 a. m. at the Pomeroy elt- ---------------------------400 Pnpi"ls Come Fll'S"t Day To Wahama Jr. High Classes MASON - Enrollment at Wahama Jullijlr Bll!b Supt Hargroveo noted !bat School on opening day Tuesday totaled 400 pupiltl, Prfiltho open1q 01 sebool 1n lbe cipal Clyde Foley announced, includ~ 125 II!Venth, .U.trlc:t will be Monday Aug 133 eighth, and 142 ninth graders. '' Z9th, wllb dlsml~aal ~ flrsi . Asslstan~ Principal of both the JUDlor Hlgll ipd 0 day In lbe early aflernoon. Michael Whaley, held would allempt lo "1JD81h" prmcipal of both schools "~.::.. . M ~ 1'kt ue eleco Gaol and gaioline for making,. " c:w """""' Enrollment at Wabama Sen- Biology and .c:J!lm.; .,It , Alii I!IIU ~~~~ M' -lllpl. JL lire bombs were found wben the lor High Is 309 with 109 tenth, WitherS, llbylkU ~ ALAS~~~ WUdUie p....rves, land edit : .. . ..·. . ;~ ·~ ilbenUon -~ /iN. suburban police who hnd chased !Oii 11th, and 95 12th graders. Uon; bit. JJiiodl, AD*ieal Bartle« ..,.... ments, water storage faclllhee, · . 11 In SaJaoa will omash the the youths Into Cleveland, stopSenior high teachers ore Ma- History 1114 bri¥lf'll!ltlaslka over the first hurdle In his bid atlornevs' fees necessary I MIU SU2J Parker, 19 Jllf-1 elecUon tar.Je of 111e u. s. ped the car. ry Capehart, guidance; Nelson and Gerald SimJIIAIDI, baDd • fur re-elec_llon with Tuesda(s machhi.ry, and preser;alion 01 , old daughtet 6f, Mt. and Mrs. I IJII'fliO" aDd ll!elr benchA panel sponsored by civil Jennings, Vo-Ag and Biology; rector. Ablska fi'Imary election glvmg sites for future use. Homer P.arker.-.. Rutlalld, was I mea," Radio Hanoi said In a rlghls groups mvestigating the Lona Jones, World History and Mrs. Mildred Ttlpp II seerehim six- times the combined · .named Grand C)Iamplon ple-1 bnedcut heard le,e,.,1 , Hough riots diSagreed slrarply CARLSBAD, N.M. (UP!) - World Geography; Earl Knight, tory lor _Senior~ and Be~ vote or; the three candidates Some of these loans need not Imaker of Melpl!:owity at lhe , .; . with a grand Jury report on II. ~Thousands of square miles of Economics, Sociology and Am- Thomas 11 Junlor lfilh ..,.,...... 7 ~,........ I \ normally arid west Texas and eriCan = ory; El eanor Mill er, ry . ,who ............ . him for the be repaid for 50 years, and a .fair on satunlay, I . . .liiJ .I t il liiill\&.# ' "'-t Democrl\tlc nemlnalion. limited amount of en~ineeri•Ig f' . southeastern New Mexico lay Home Ec; Robert Oliver, The faculty of the JuDior Rf111 1 1 GOv. -1Vllllml A. Egan won is_available from the FHA, heike~sa"SI:~~Ji~ :::.:1 beneath floodwaters from 10· metic, Algebra aod Geomel'l; l includes EQgllsh Departmelll, the llea\OOraiiC gubernatorial said. Ipie w chos th best and ' Inch rains today. Carlsbad Lela Powell, Shorthand, Typing I Norma Roach, Collnle Jenk!DI, County Bob ;she w: an °automalic l caverns National Park was is· and Bookkeeping; Ronald Rich- Dorothy Knoll, and Mlchlll '·-'·y. ' . y, g Clark, of HamsonvWe, Coun\Y washing machine. I olated by high water. ardson, Physical Education Mount; Cspehart, Math BetiJ Doparimoiit, ""'"' Art; Gerald Rupe, English and 11 Frank Sm1111, •1· · Auditor Gordo~ Caldwell .. if 1, On each day of the fair 8 Much of the desert-like coun- and 12 Vennelda Ware Libra- and Ann Bucbanall: Soelal Slllo ., __ .h p d Tuppers Plains and Willia• \ baking contest was held try got as much r•in m a few . rian; john Wa•:.ms, Ch~mistry, dies Department, Dora1by 011~IU) ostpone Hobstetter of the Rolland each ~ winDer being hours TueJday as is normal in I ver, Jerry Romine, Vll'llll Ga. CAPE KENNEDY _ T H Branch ol the Pomeroy Natioo- led a translslor radio. Mill Members of the Meigs Coun- a year. 1 more and Jon lilllgp; SciJleteliH Department, concern. al Bank, also spoke briefly. ter was Tuesdays winner, with Nine eases orere he~ In ty Unit of the Higbway Pa· Torrents of water poured . Departmen~ BetiJ Burrll, Rill ed a.,... a possible flaw The business meeting was Mrs. Harold Blackstone, PomeC~~~ tncl~ s 1 trol Auxiliary approved plans through streets in Dell City. Pauley and Opal Rose; Phys&l ae~ .f!l'tilUng ~Utary commu- conducted by the ehairman, roy, Mrs. Karen Werry, of Miay n g IQg our Monday night to assist the Tex., 70 miles southwest of Education Departmenl, .Jo jia lllcatloila, satellites, Tuesday Jack Crisp, with Raymond Wll· nert1ville, and Mrs. Purley Karr, bond forfeitures. GallipoliS Post . co~trol trafflc Carlsbad, many residents _took 00 Withers, Gayuell Epllng J!1111 njgbt postponed today's sched- eox and Mrs. Jean Parter giv- of Long Bottom, as the 'l1ley were Michael on Mmgs - Galha highways ov- to rooftops. The Pecos RIVer, Gary Crabtree. Frencb •n li !lied attempt to erbil eight lng the secretary and treasur- of the three respective Pomeroy, nmn1ng a red er Labor Day weekend. normally orly a trickle, com· Judge Harmon O'Brien shot is Kazuko Otaki and Art teilio IJIOI't, er's report. respecllvely. The following. Judges were f5 and cuts; Lloyd Meeting infonnally at the biDed with gushing arroyos to • 71 on the par 70 South Hills er Is Ronald Rlcblrdsoa. .~ T)Ie launch by a pg,werlul T~ group will sponsor an auction ed by the sponsors, PoiMI'Oy, failure to have Lel!lon hall In Pomeroy, seven drive 130 families from their Golf course at Parkersburg, to '" tan ~ rocket wa,l!feicheduted on S.pt. 15, at Laurel Cliff. White Mills and WSAZ assured clear distance, $5 and members of the GaWpolls P?"t homes In Carlsbad. become the low medalist In a Industrial Finn >.:: for saturday to give the d~ Anyone having merchandise to lion Station, bolh of eosts; Marvin Monk, 43, Colum- stafi were guests for a bnef match by lhe Pomeroy . Golf Blast Kills Two tense communlcaUons agency to the sale may call On belrall of the . DWl, $100' md costs and time. They were Sgt. P. D. Me- Survev Hints Whv club against the West Vll'gim- FORT WAYNE Ind. !UPQ'I!Jnt 10 evablale operation of ,Jack Risp, flo} Snowden, Carl ty ll'air Board deys In j.U; Paul AriJ:, Creedy, Cpls. John Francies, Hospital Costs Up ans on Sunday, A multi-million dollar ~ aeven switchboard satellite• Hysel~ Fred George, or Dale ' Bradford pr~ted Miss Salt Rock, w. ~._,Intoxication, Jack Junkms and Plls. Cec•l WASHINGTON <UP!)_- A: The Pome~oy_ golf club scor- at an industrial firm 'l'aeli!ir, orbited In June. Wright ker with a large grand and costs, aDd Roger Hawk- Carpenter, Sid Jones, Dave govenunent study of riSmg me· , ed a 26-19 wm rn the ':'atch. killed at least two ~ 1ji11 AI another recent meeting, on roselle. Miss Parker Is 25, Clarksburg, W. Va., Proffit and Cliff Russell. dieal costs - ordered by Pres- L•onal Boggs and Jim 0 Bnan others sulfered fa1a1 bear! ,.. radio was awarded to DenJ!I former Melt& County red light and no oper- The auiUhary officers WIll i:lent Johnson - Is likely to find also shot 76s lor Pomeroy. The i taelos and thHe othera _.. ~I Han:lsonvllle, TIIe Miss and atlellded Ohio $5 and cosis. ride "with patrolmen and wor< the major causes are the moun- Pomeroy club team will play ot · misSinG and presumed deld -· LOUISVILLE, KY. -CASSI·'I•••dln had been c!Qpated 1o slty having graduated · · the dispatcher relieving a ling wages of hospital workers Par Mar Pine, W. Va., this Sun- day. -.' llll ell)',· who llkeo preaching group by Mn. fleva Snow- Rudand 111gb School. She ,_ Kf::fel~~ds, were off~cer for outside duty, and the high price of new treat- day. More than 20 persons betiF. lban lighting · and ha• ____________..!..:IAI~~m~a~jor~ID homa ICCIIOIIII~ .,_ t.•. Rakla~~·· AUXlUary Capl John menta, a UP! survey showed toinjured, some critically. uked for a draft defermeat __ --· • '""'• ,..., . day. Veterans Memorial Hospital . pollee said rescue workers 'Jroundll Uiat be Is I minister, 11, Muon• ~ f1P8l'llilln, Food and refreshments were This was one result or the Admissions - Hr,rry Cum- expected to recover bves lot Geroulny MXl IX . .' tso; .M!~el ~ MeKee, lt, by Bern Vaughan and survey of hospitals and doctors mings, Pomeroy; Leah Dixon, additional bodies · toc~ay 4ay ID ~~ 'fill' lila · nexJ . !l'idgeport, W. Va., permitting Robert Vaughan. In key metropolitan areas Albany; Richard Martin, Reeds- digging through lbe c1e11r11 bfllvywelght title defense. o llllilceDSed operator ~ drive, across the nation. The goverll- ville. the administration buJW!Jg 0 1111 attomey, Hayden CoVIll~' and ~'1 evtwrlght, 57, Melp Geaeral Jlolpllal ment study apparentiy Is aimed Discbarg.. - Edith McCoy, the Phelps. Dodge Copper -ton, . Cll!Y termed Coillm!'~· DWI. ~. Admlssloa - None. at stemming cbarges Medicare Alice Kirby, Betty Cullums, Hen- ducts Corp. 111 lbo diJ'I ID1 ~:~~~ Dlseloarles -' Ella Larue. has forced costs lip. ry Doerfer, Lucllle Diehl. side. Parker Js Champton . Je · ·:ar G_re!!. far Schell GET PRODUCTS - Tom Kelly, Middleport, director of tbe Federal HeadStart Project in Meigs County this summer, shows 86 envelopes filled with toothbrushes and toothpaste being mailed to children who were enrolled In till Meig~ program. These are some of the 1,000 packages provided tbe lOtb CongressiOnal diStrict by the Proctor and Gamble Co., at the 11111e111Dn of llep. Walter Moeller.-Sentinel Photo. LAST TIMI TONtfJHT "HAIPII" '• (Teclullcolor> Paul Newman LaurnB...U lmet Latcb Cola rca....._ I ~- WEDNIIDAY J,·.THURI. Auv.24-25 · NOT OPIN . . 0..., W~'lr D~ !•~ . .~. 5,.-Gii . . ~ ~ . •' ble the back government to place the to resort into operation." ed Pleasant Point Resort, &II- Mr. Beier said the default on eordlni to Ron Buntin the the promissory note brought the IIQ&toD Herald Dlspalcb IOdaJ. obligation due UDdei' a I\UII'&nty ID'Il•~~~n;, providing lor pay· of $500,000. guarantee on Ute note -was tt.• amQO!Ilt of $5j)Q,OOO. Nlined 1n the sull were.~ .,a.Violet Let: of Gallipolis ~r.and L. A. and J,aabeDe and WOllam J ., and L(luau; of Point · ·;~· .slid I& like- we.- '·' ) -~· ' .. ' would be future. sold by court order In April A auggeslloo the near by lliRtsenl .,,..Dll!dl , ..._,_ Special Master George lllllllberlf lace, Jr., filed a report on the M- C flnanclal situation of the te- explore the jlolllliblllltr aort, alt..- which several parties Involved Oled objections. The · court heard arguments 011 objectiOIIS thHe weeki aco 1 It 1a expected ·1\Jat il will mlim Li..-~ ,=~ 1 ru!lilJ soon In the we. iQI ~itt!~!! West Virginia Industrlell IJe. velopm~t Corp.. the ·· ,lng flriD for th' ,resort w..~.l ~~;:r~tt! Opened 'ia!t •illmmet with II! Ul of a tl,IGMI . . '• D!llit!ll ,II}lre,t !t': •·" ·~'-) ·1,0> ,. 1 ! �·. ,. f • ·' ,r .. I~~ .. . _.,,. ' • l_. - ·.· . (;;;- ~-- .. . .. ·'. SWIFT'S PREMIUM S. GOVT. INSPECTED ROU. STEAK -- -- -· " . ·--- . . : .:··i - ': ::=::-'!' ·OHIO Open Mon. Thru Thurs. -~­ 9:00 to 6:00 _ _ 8:30 to 8:30 FRIDAY & SATURDAY Choice Center Cut •I , . lb. U. S. NO. 1 TOMATOES GRADE A" 11 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOVT.INSPECTED Ground Beef .' 59~b. ,. .· Ground Round Ground Chuck 79~. BASKET Fresh Frozen Swift's BuHarball U.S. Govt. Inspected \HI IC Ito 14 lbs. e ~. lb. 14'1·0%. CANS PORK& BEANS STAR KIST 3 CHUNK TUNA YO!iMITE ( IIU I( I Scott White or Asstd. TOILET TISSUE Scott White or Asst. TOWELS 3 $1 $1 3 4-Roll Pkgs. $1 REG. I I I I I I 2-Roll Pkgs. =-'... 303 . CANS ---•. .' Scott White or Asst. ~,. 10 \ m CANS • • ,~ , cilN ~- ·i 'fo>. • KRAFT MIRACLE" TISSUES I I I I Freshwrap WAX PAPER I I ........--Jo"f ~ . . .. t;! •• "" ., -' ·~ PKC. A1DY2·0Z.S1 • CANS I I I I I I I I .. ·~· ·~· ~· $1 3 ELBERTA PEACH HALVES No. 21/2 FIG BARS • I I ROLLS I I ••• ~ amon 2-lb• Pkg. White or Clframel I I I o I I I I Pkg. ORANGES. 1-lB. CAN I I I B:':' Is Near. 20 vi: " BTLS. I I I I I I 1•-oz. CAN BIZET STUFFED. KITCHEN Klf',IG ~ • ~ ~~:l' I • I $1 ·,. ":': ''J<t. ~!t CANS I I '•a rsra 39c ' ,, (, . FREE ENTERTAINMENT .. ., 3·8c 1 . ' • I ' • r RECI'OR TRADED GREEN BAY <UPI) -Rookie halfback RDn Rector of the Green Bay Packers was traded to lhe Washington Redsklna Tuesday for an undlaclooed high draft cbolce. Rector, who played bia eollegiate football at Nortbwestern was the Packers' ninth draft choice. Nalloaal LeaiUI• llegaD, Dodgerw 11-1; Perry, Glanla 20Z; Maricbal, GiBDia JW; Maloney, Redll IS--4; Kou!ax, Dodgen :jll-7. Amerlcaa Lequo: .McNally, Orioles IM; Watt, Orioles 11-3; Boswell, Twins 12·5; ~anford, Ausell 11-.5; Kaat, Twiu Iii. BAWK8 SIGN IIIUilGEI ST. LOUIS IUPI) -The st. Louis Hawks 8IIIIOIIIICI!d lbe : signing Tae!day of former ' KanlaB star Bill BrlcliOI to a . contract Cor the 11J116.11 NaiJoD. lli Basltelball Assoclatioo son. -;:=====::::- ,,, . ILUI PEIIOIMAIKIS 11: 111001$ BIOS. (AU8. fl, 211-.JIIU'f MIUEI(A115. 8,11)-llinl' IIGIR . . . fl, 111-4 SIEP IIOS.IAIIG. 21, 21)-0IUll WSEY !INGliS (511'1. 3, 4, 5}-YOIIIIUIIEII(IttS(AUL2t, .. $1)-IIWI.OS.IM5. 2WI)1Ultl WIISOHl MAGIC LAIIO OF ALIAlmti(.IUii. 25-Jl)-QIIIW CMiliO jUL 21-q---- lllf. 21, 211~ IIUSICAL ST.W llAY 11 OHIO SIIMIIIIliiEAlll 11011 (s.,t. I, 2. 3, 4j llont ,.., (AIIJ. IS} "Publici< Oecurrlnleel Bolb ll'ureJgo and Domelllck," luued I Ill Boston In 1890, wu lbe lint -.paper pnbllahod 1D l h AJnerleaB enlnalea. 't ANTHONY Plumlti•·Heatilg . .. . Del. Your D1pandaltle. . For PLUMilN'G : 60L··"· · • ' ,CANS I" ' 4ND .. ,HIJTJN·G. " ~ . \. f IIMI 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Tom,...!. 1 Dr. Hard!-.. 4 ..-d tran1. 63 Fard Galaxie 500 4 Dr. I cyllnclor, • - ....tie trans. bdlo aiMI Hater, power ltfttlne, ...... wall th.... 65 DDCI11e Dan1 2 Dr. 270 S.rlto, 6 cyll,.. Mr, st1nUrd trans., r..tle .... h..to• 65 Mustan11 6 cyllndor. Stondonl shlfljf radio & heater, wh1ttwl tires. 64 Ford Galaxle 500XL 2 Dr. H•rdtop. I cylinder, 4 speed trens. Like ntw 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., I cytlnHr, st.lndard traM. b2 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. I cyl. At Trenl., P . ....ring. radio end heater 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I cylinder. 5 s..-ed trana. 2 speed nat' axle. long wheel baH. 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hordt..,. Sturine Power lraktt. 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MIDne!ota at WasblngloiiQenllllli rt II .M3 14 Peny (7-5) n. Moore (1-1)• •.,...,.,..• • • - . ., . -.. = . . ,. !;., ~ a. · =' =::.."::::"...::::"· 12-0Z. MARGARINE t#. Pellp"e Alou'a ·llib Cootie RDju' · oeyeolb- home ,nm. Tbey . added u Jrmln8 alDgl8 lit up PhllacW- . unearned 1'1111 ID· Ibe top ~ pbla winning nUy. ·ninth 01 Davia' tllrowinlemr. The DotJger:s ocored three Rllhthllllder B o b G I b 1 a a times IR the bottom ol llw stopped HOUlton 111 lbNe ninth, the tylnl& and winning ol!lilll!l for hla 18th ~ u r1lllB coming acrosa oo ~ Dal Maxvlll .tr.ve iD 1w0 111111 tamed-hen Wlllie Davia' a1.Dglt: and eeore4 IIIOiber. MatvW. Lou Johnsoo led off tho wtnDIDg who bad a perfect Dlght al tbe raUy with a slJ18Ie aRd moved plate wltb tbree bit., IIJgJed 111 1o third on Jim Gllllam'a bit. Curt I'Jood 1u the fourth and Wea CovtJJst<m IJ'OUllded ·to eighth ilnllDga and eame ID Woody Woodward, wbose at- from oecond 1a the II!VI!IIth 011 templed fore. 1t .!JeCOIKI bit L<>u Brock'• single. GUiiam for an errw aad De111fa Rlbant (~) pltd!ed a aUowed Johnson Ia ocore. With five-bitter f<W the Meta and two out, Davis sJDeled off loser gained bll fourth wln over lhll Clay ·. Carron 1o make Phil Cubs this oeaso11. ill the ab:lb, Regan tbe wilnlng pltcller for Larry Elliot's double drove ID the nth lime agalnl! only ..,. Jim IDckman, who bad slDgJed, setback. and Ron Swoboda octred Elliot Rally FaDt witb 8 oiagle. Cleon Jooea' lwCJo Atlanta had Cllll8 from lUll homer lu the aeventh behind on a flv&-rua nventh helped biUid Dick Ellsworth hJa ianlng to take 1 6-4 lead en tbe 1Bih ioiiJI agalllll flvt wins, and I CANS SUNSHINE VANILLA WAFERS Walb to Short and~ Alll!a lllrlnllh fl Ill .521 ltll. 1:• p.m. · 86 to JZt 16 Clevel81d al Baltim<,....·Be:lli a liS .4IIJ Ill$ <li-t) n. Watt (11-3). 8 p.m. !ill 70 .444 25 cautoma at New YorkWublnlton 57 73 .411 :Ill Neumu (2-<1) vo. Talbot <10-9). Km• City M n .02 Zlll!. 7 p.m. Booloa M 7t .UZ Zl Kansas City at BosloDTueaday'o llellllls Blanoo (1·3). vs. Slallge !IH). Mini? Wasb 0, 181, lwUigbt 7:30 p.m. Wasb 4 M1nn 3, 2nd, olgbt 'nlanday'a Gameo Kaa City at 8os, 2, ppd., ma Kansao .City at Boston Cleveland Z Baltimore I, &Jgbt Calliorma at New York Callfomla I New York 0, nlgbt Chicago at Detrmt, mght . Cbl 2 Del I, ll Inns., Digbt Cleveland at Baltimore, mght (Oily games ocheduled) Natloaal League w. L. Pel. GB 75 51 San Fr8D .li91i ... Pitllburgb 73 51 .589 L Hindered Plleblng ANNOUNCE SIGNJNGS Loe Allgelet 71 53 .m s Th• Injury. besides bein~ CHICAGO (UP!) -The Chlca· ATHENS Ohio (UPl) PbUadelpbla 68 58 ,540 7 ouile painful, hindered Marich· .. 60 .520 gu go Bulla announced the signing Northbrook', m., scored twiD SL. L<>uis w ~ I al's pitching motion, fc~Jow· Tuesd CbiC:illmU 60 66 .480 141!. through and total effecli"-ness dr~y f~~ N:;•~:k :~~~~:. ~~lheBa'!: Atlanta 59 65 .471115 oo much so that Mlinoger Knicks, and Bob Boozer ball Tournament and a berth In New York 56 70 .444 19 Herman Franks was at a loss 1 SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - the National League lead by a obtained from the Loa Angele; the national tournament Aug. Houstoa 55 70 .440 191> Monday whoa asked about IThe golden west has been a full game. Lakers to l1161Hl7 National 2JI. SepL 4 at Orangeburg, S. Chicago 42 81 .341 311!. MarJchal's next start. land of lost opportunlty this The Giants jumped Pappas 8,." tb' 11 Associ Uo By JEFF MEYERS Tuesday'• Result. "Jl e.'11 P~·1,c h when 1tc "' . say,~ ,be ·season for the C1ncmnah · · · Reds, for a pmr · of runs 1n the first tract£. """" a a n con· UPI "";•.. -~ Writer C· • New York 4 Chicago 1 can p1tch, Franks sa1d. I m who today close out their final inning. Tilo Fuentes led off with Th Bull Althougb II s pretty difficult In the morning «".""'• No_rlh Pbila. 5 Pittsburgb 4 night , 111 1 5 not ~oing lo ask him again." western swing with a single a single and Pappao got the eagu:: to eonceal a ~fool-5, 2%>-pound broot resumed play 111 the SIXth SL Louis 3 Houston o' night ' • 1 Tuesday olght the 28-year'old ,game against San Francisco. next two batters, but Wtllle Me-:: aal en?002aso ann;:u:;cla frame, Jim Kaat hRI managed lnnlnt! With 1 2-0 lead In the San Fran 7 CJncirulati 3 night pllchor drclar_ed he was ready Last year the Reds ' collapse Covey slammed hlo 28tb homer. foiD'th ~~est In'":~:. e ' to go tDIIIOilced throughout the same delayed Monday by nln Los Angelet 8 AUanta 7: night lo test hJS a~hng foot. Although on the final lrip here cost them CincinnaU got a run back in g season. and went '"' to 1 3-4 decision Wedllelday'o l'nlbable Pll<:be•-s l tooched for eight hils, including at least a second-place finish the seoond off Juan Marlchal MdAM oul ud over Beloit, Wla., 00 Bob ISiarllnt! Timet EDT! homers by Deron Johnson and Th." second one this sea~on on Deron Johnson's 16th homer Gaw:"'~ ~ It ax liz. Moody's twCJohltter. Pblllldelpbla at Plttsburgb Leo Cardenas that accou~ted cost Manager Don Heffner his and took the lead in the fourth C3 eS e lu y ':., -:;(;..ere :~opo Franl: Baltalgla hurled a four Jackson (12-11) vs. Sisk (8-2). 011 111 for all the Red runs, he gamed job as the Reds dropped 11 with two more runs on a double n!te to wlnnln P820 ?mea hlt~F In downing Adrian, Mich., 8:15 p.m. momentum as the game games In a row, 10 of them on by Johnson and Lea Cardenao' K ed ~ 2-0, In the championship game New York at Chicago -Straw pr<Jgressed and allowed ORly the road. 15th homer. m:;'ter ~~to y, and;&,"' Rl Northbrook aoored in the (fi.IJ) vo Hauds <8-11). 2: ~~~_h~ts. af~er~he fo_u:~~m~ This trip knocked the Reds San FranciS<O thea rocked I ~ 0110 lrium ~'aw 1~ slxlb IIIIi nlntb Innings. ! p.m. oul of the role of possible con- Pappas Jn the fourth lnnini wltb CLEVELAND (UPI) - The · becomln the ~rl . St. L<>uls at Houstoa -J••ste:r I 1 tender and Into the position of a four-run explosion. · Cleveland Browns Tuesday lrlld· , "m"' g Itch thl eaton (8-S) vs. Cuellar <8-6). 9:30 8 · to ,battle JUS! · to rna ke a He walked McCovey and Tom "' · back ....... havmg '"' the veteran rwuung rea ,.. h thP 1ercl clreloeason p.m. I)EVOTED TO INTEREM OP first-division finl sh. Haller, Jay Alou singled in one Charlie Scale• to the AUanta c e se e '· . llllfted Preu blmalloaal Allanta at L<>s Angeles . MEIGS • MASON &REA The current ltlf.ing streak was of them and Ollie Brown hCJo Falcono for a draft choice. AI mid-season, Denny McLain II)' Nalloaal Leque CI0111J18er (11-1) vs. Sutton """''" ._ ...., '"'""" extended to six games Tuesday mered. The 28-year-<~ld Se'lles spent was the AU-Star Game starter G AB R. Pel. 11). 11 p.m. .....,~":,'"'..!:,"":!:,";..:"~·· __ night by San Francisco, 7-3. Doubles by Bob Burda and most of his four years with the Iand top winner In the league AI Pit uri 392 •i8 8 .342 Clnchmall at Sao Francisco o::...,-.,...:,:n;~. Th~ Reds now have lost 10 of Alou in the eighth inning off re- Browns flitting on the bencll as with 13 victories, while Kaal Slr~el, Pit 108379 trll25 .330 -Maloney (13-4) vs. Bobn (7-8). _ , 0 8 ,_ ,.,....,, 0 ..., ,..,.., . . . theU" last 11 games and as on Jiever Jack Baldschun added an a replacement lor the lndestruc- was just another hurler In tbe Alou All 123 532 so 172 .323 4 p.m. 1'::"",..":,'!';..,~';'....,., ..,,... their last visit out west they insurance run. table Jimmy Brown. The lrllde middle ol the pack witb 11 CJOU:te, Pit l174ill 78158 .322 1 Tbanday's Gamet ....,.. " ,..... .,.. have just one win thus far. Marichal, who missed a pitch- indicates that the Browns are triumphs. "•""' AU at PittsbiD'_gh, mght 11•• 381 52121 .3l& Pblla. ,..,,._ at Ua• ,._. ofDet, . . ......_., _.......,. New York at Chic g0 ,.,.. Veteran .Joe Nuxhall (4-4) was ing turn hecause of a oore an- going to go with their rookie But since then the Minnesota Allen, Pbll 105 390 81 122 .313 a .::::".:!>~. -~·;;:,: scheduled to pitch today against kle, scattered eight bits as he running backs. ,lefthander has won elgbt of 11 Cpeda, St.L 105367 12115.3131(Only gameo ocbeduledl t:..:'''· ••• ,,. ""'· ... ll!f Gianis' Gaylord Perry, the went the distance for his 18th Coach Blanton Colller wlll i decisiono and allalned victory Santo Chi U7 422 73131 .310 I1~JitHDati~;.(L;;,;~StaJJdln:gsll • · - """' o . - " · season's first 20-game winner victory. start Ernie Green and Leroy No, t9 Tae!day night by Cldnda, Pit 118436 GU4 1 Learao .!"~':,,';.";'~:.! •;.• :: and loser of only lwo deci sions. Pappas' record fell to 9-9. Kelly at running backs. He'll slopping Washington 7-j} on five Morga Hou 87 301 42 115 By United Pre" illtemalional 010 ~ ~· . Pappao lbpped . . , back them up with three rook- bits lor his flrsl ahu!Dut of the ' AmeriC&D League W· L. Pel. The v1ctim of Tuesday mgbt • A jack rabbit will m a k o iea - Gary Lane of Missouri, season. The Senators won the G AB R B p~ 75 57 .568 .. -.o-w. .... ..... ... ., . . . . "~ '13 60 549 _ was Milt Pappas, leaps of belweea 10 and :10 : r.barUe Harraway of Sao Jose Isecond game of the twinblll 4-3.1 Oliva MIA 12HI7 74151 .317 · 01~.., '"" ...;,.., defeat i ' , : : - . : , , . . ; 4 ' " ,1bmbbed for six runo in 4 1-3 feet whea punued. !State and Randy Schultz of Close Before F.R~n, Bal 122457 116144.315 72 61 .541 31!. · ·. innings as the Glanla took over elers. ., Iowa Slate Teachers College. Kaat, who wuuld become the Kaline, Del 105 367 7Z IIJ Buffalo 68 64 .515 7 ·-·-·--~----.,,-- .. -~---· fii'SI soulhpaw in lhe Calvin Powell, Bal 1164al 72121 :J.fi7 ~cbmond trl 115 .508 8 ....• • • • • • • • • • • • Griffith organization to wiD 20 Wgnr,. Cle 114 401 61111 oledo . 65 67 .492 10 "' games since Earl Whltebill Richrd~ Cal 88 31? 48 92 JacksonVIlle 61 71 .462 14 captured 22 In 1933 Cor the old KJJbrw Min 127 440 83 127 .289 Syracuse 49 85 .366 27 Washington Senators has been ll..tle' NY 1111 314 rr so .287 Tueoday'o Reoulls close in the past yean, Berry,' Clrl 112 306 39 rt .2M Rchslr 4 Jaxvl 3, 1st, 7 inns. Winning t7 Jn 19M and ta last B.Rbsn Bal 124 4ll5 so 140 Juvl 10 Rochester 8• 2nd season. ' Homo 111m1 Rclund I Syrcse I, 1st, 7 · Even with hla outstanding N • I I • D a I Leape: Aaron, 8 Syracuse 2, 2nd 1965 campaign, Kaat aliH had Brava S4; Mays, G181lll 32; Bftlo Z Clmba 1, 1st, 7 Inns. to take a back oeal to Allen, Phillies 30; Torre, Columbus 2 Buffalo I, 2nd teammate Jim Gran~ who won Braves, Stargell, Pirates, San- Toronto f Toledo 0 21 games during the campaign to, Cub! & Hart, !lianll 28. and two more lu the World Amerleaa Leapt: F. RDbJa. & Series. aon, Oriolel 38; Powell, Orielea "Kaal will atarl ..,..., fourth 32; Killebrew, Twinl " Colaviday the rest of the seaaon," to. lndiiDI 28; Pepitone, Yanks ~&id Minnlsota Manager Sam 27. Mele. Barring Injury, Mele'o IIIIo& Batted In edict wiD mean at least elglil lllatlo a a I Leqae: Aaroa, shots at No, 20 for Kaat. Braves 96; Clemente, Piratel -· Elsewhere, Clevellllld nipped to: Allea, Pbilliel 85; While, Baltimore 2-1, Chicago shaded Philliea 84; Mayo, Gianla 83. · Wfdi1 hk wsbolr Detroit 2-1 in ll Jnnlnga, Annoricao WJIIOI Powell, Callfomla blanked New York 1· Orioles 9'1; F. RDbinsoD, Orioles o and the scheduled Kansas n; B. Roblnsoa. Oriolel M: City at Boston doubleheader Killebrew, Twinl 10; Horton, was rained out. Tilers 71. THE DAILY SENnNEL WElCH FROZEN GRAPE JUICE • S } Trad d Off for Draft DETERGENT • • • • POTATOES •••• , = AllX KING Sill LAUNDRY KOBET SHOESTIING "-:· 'i'' 0:. 6\f,.oz. 10 CUT BEETS • • • • leadoff oiJ18le In the flnlt and the Gianla overcame a 1-1 Cincinnati lead wltb folD' more In the fourth, hlghligbted by Ollie Browa's ~rua bonner Walka to McCovey and Tom Haller 8lld . Jay Alou'a RBI singled preceded Bron'a ailth homer. The lou was Clncbmatl'• sixth in a row and lOth lu II gamea. Bill White wu tbe polson the Pirates took. The Pblladelpbla flrst baoemaa came to . bal twice with hoses loaded 8Jid stroked slnglea both timet to drive Ia lour runs that helped Chris Short will hil. 15th game 1n 22 decisions. . John CalllsoD singled 11 one run in the first innlllg before the first of Whlle'a ruo-scoriJ18 hit.J . Roberto Clemente tied It 3-3 111 the filth with his 22nd horner with two men ou base. * G0 lden west IS. Land 0 £ LoSt 0pportumty . for RedS lb. CARROTS ea. CUCUMBERS GREEN ONI.ONS banch ea. PEPPE11S bag RED RADISHES lb. YELLOW ONIONS NECTARINES 70's ea. PEARS 100's ea. \YOUNG TURKEYS ·· By Cllllil'' lll.Uft: lll other -NL play, L<>s : UPJ Sperfl Writer ADs~ raUied to alp Atlanta 1'!"'e Saa Fnnc:1Ho Giants are 7, ~1. L<>uis shut ~ut Houston &!tack In l!ep now that Juaa 0, and New York downed ~rlchal'a Instep 11 back 1D Cbleago H. l\lllpe. , Ill the Amerlc811 League, '1'he •treaklllc Glanll took a Cleveland edged Baltmore 2·1. lll!'game lead 111 tbe ltaotl~ Calfomla blanked New York 1· Najtonal League penuumt ohaoe 0, Chicago defeated Detroit 21 Tae~ay nlgbt behind the high In 1Z illlllngs, )llinneseta oplit a k1ckmg, sorefooted Domm1can doubleheader with Washington, lObo stopped Clnclnnall 7·3 oa wilmlng 7-j}, before losi!lil 4-3, eight hits for his 18th victory. alld BtstoR and Kansas · City It was Sao Francisco'• fourth bad a twin biJI rained out. atraigb.t win aad eighth In their Franks r e c e I v e d another Ia•! mne games and coupled scare In the fourth Inning when wlth Phillldelpbla's 5-4 defeat of Tomn;y Helms' screaming Une P1ll sburgh to push the Gianls drive richocheted off Marichal's lo a one-game lead they last leg. However, the Gianla' 29owned Aug. 6. • . game wilmer the last three Marichal hadn I won a game •easona shook it off and, 11n as a starter since July 25 and llict, looked even tougher after compounded his early August the incident as he imp,..ved his olump two weeks ago PY record to 18·5. otepping ~ a slray ba seball Willie McCovery slammed his while runmng in the outf~eld 26th horner afler Tilo Fuentes' before a game and severly twisting hi• left ankle. * $179 10-LB. JIEW CROP ' :1 '.. ' Ddr lelltlHJ.·Pm Marichal, Giants, B3ck -·in. .Stride '11'. .... .1 I "'-'"2·"~ Andn!w Carnegie, noted anlhropist, WRI bora Nov, ll35. HlsuuBooto ~n~~•:e.Let someone else do I. Look under LAUNDRIES. In the YEUOW PAGES. Where ~ ftn1181$ do the walking. 25, Picnic Chests Rot. 6.95 _ S4·95 Picnic Baskets ~::s _ S3·59 Thermos Jug R.,. 3.33 _ .~ 23 Chaise Lounge~~;, S14·99 95 Ba rbecue Rot.Outlido 2us ~. • 24 Ba rbeeue .... u• $7.77" e Camp Stools Rot. 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Tbey . added u Jrmln8 alDgl8 lit up PhllacW- . unearned 1'1111 ID· Ibe top ~ pbla winning nUy. ·ninth 01 Davia' tllrowinlemr. The DotJger:s ocored three Rllhthllllder B o b G I b 1 a a times IR the bottom ol llw stopped HOUlton 111 lbNe ninth, the tylnl& and winning ol!lilll!l for hla 18th ~ u r1lllB coming acrosa oo ~ Dal Maxvlll .tr.ve iD 1w0 111111 tamed-hen Wlllie Davia' a1.Dglt: and eeore4 IIIOiber. MatvW. Lou Johnsoo led off tho wtnDIDg who bad a perfect Dlght al tbe raUy with a slJ18Ie aRd moved plate wltb tbree bit., IIJgJed 111 1o third on Jim Gllllam'a bit. Curt I'Jood 1u the fourth and Wea CovtJJst<m IJ'OUllded ·to eighth ilnllDga and eame ID Woody Woodward, wbose at- from oecond 1a the II!VI!IIth 011 templed fore. 1t .!JeCOIKI bit L<>u Brock'• single. GUiiam for an errw aad De111fa Rlbant (~) pltd!ed a aUowed Johnson Ia ocore. With five-bitter f<W the Meta and two out, Davis sJDeled off loser gained bll fourth wln over lhll Clay ·. Carron 1o make Phil Cubs this oeaso11. ill the ab:lb, Regan tbe wilnlng pltcller for Larry Elliot's double drove ID the nth lime agalnl! only ..,. Jim IDckman, who bad slDgJed, setback. and Ron Swoboda octred Elliot Rally FaDt witb 8 oiagle. Cleon Jooea' lwCJo Atlanta had Cllll8 from lUll homer lu the aeventh behind on a flv&-rua nventh helped biUid Dick Ellsworth hJa ianlng to take 1 6-4 lead en tbe 1Bih ioiiJI agalllll flvt wins, and I CANS SUNSHINE VANILLA WAFERS Walb to Short and~ Alll!a lllrlnllh fl Ill .521 ltll. 1:• p.m. · 86 to JZt 16 Clevel81d al Baltim<,....·Be:lli a liS .4IIJ Ill$ <li-t) n. Watt (11-3). 8 p.m. !ill 70 .444 25 cautoma at New YorkWublnlton 57 73 .411 :Ill Neumu (2-<1) vo. Talbot <10-9). Km• City M n .02 Zlll!. 7 p.m. Booloa M 7t .UZ Zl Kansas City at BosloDTueaday'o llellllls Blanoo (1·3). vs. Slallge !IH). Mini? Wasb 0, 181, lwUigbt 7:30 p.m. Wasb 4 M1nn 3, 2nd, olgbt 'nlanday'a Gameo Kaa City at 8os, 2, ppd., ma Kansao .City at Boston Cleveland Z Baltimore I, &Jgbt Calliorma at New York Callfomla I New York 0, nlgbt Chicago at Detrmt, mght . Cbl 2 Del I, ll Inns., Digbt Cleveland at Baltimore, mght (Oily games ocheduled) Natloaal League w. L. Pel. GB 75 51 San Fr8D .li91i ... Pitllburgb 73 51 .589 L Hindered Plleblng ANNOUNCE SIGNJNGS Loe Allgelet 71 53 .m s Th• Injury. besides bein~ CHICAGO (UP!) -The Chlca· ATHENS Ohio (UPl) PbUadelpbla 68 58 ,540 7 ouile painful, hindered Marich· .. 60 .520 gu go Bulla announced the signing Northbrook', m., scored twiD SL. L<>uis w ~ I al's pitching motion, fc~Jow· Tuesd CbiC:illmU 60 66 .480 141!. through and total effecli"-ness dr~y f~~ N:;•~:k :~~~~:. ~~lheBa'!: Atlanta 59 65 .471115 oo much so that Mlinoger Knicks, and Bob Boozer ball Tournament and a berth In New York 56 70 .444 19 Herman Franks was at a loss 1 SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - the National League lead by a obtained from the Loa Angele; the national tournament Aug. Houstoa 55 70 .440 191> Monday whoa asked about IThe golden west has been a full game. Lakers to l1161Hl7 National 2JI. SepL 4 at Orangeburg, S. Chicago 42 81 .341 311!. MarJchal's next start. land of lost opportunlty this The Giants jumped Pappas 8,." tb' 11 Associ Uo By JEFF MEYERS Tuesday'• Result. "Jl e.'11 P~·1,c h when 1tc "' . say,~ ,be ·season for the C1ncmnah · · · Reds, for a pmr · of runs 1n the first tract£. """" a a n con· UPI "";•.. -~ Writer C· • New York 4 Chicago 1 can p1tch, Franks sa1d. I m who today close out their final inning. Tilo Fuentes led off with Th Bull Althougb II s pretty difficult In the morning «".""'• No_rlh Pbila. 5 Pittsburgb 4 night , 111 1 5 not ~oing lo ask him again." western swing with a single a single and Pappao got the eagu:: to eonceal a ~fool-5, 2%>-pound broot resumed play 111 the SIXth SL Louis 3 Houston o' night ' • 1 Tuesday olght the 28-year'old ,game against San Francisco. next two batters, but Wtllle Me-:: aal en?002aso ann;:u:;cla frame, Jim Kaat hRI managed lnnlnt! With 1 2-0 lead In the San Fran 7 CJncirulati 3 night pllchor drclar_ed he was ready Last year the Reds ' collapse Covey slammed hlo 28tb homer. foiD'th ~~est In'":~:. e ' to go tDIIIOilced throughout the same delayed Monday by nln Los Angelet 8 AUanta 7: night lo test hJS a~hng foot. Although on the final lrip here cost them CincinnaU got a run back in g season. and went '"' to 1 3-4 decision Wedllelday'o l'nlbable Pll<:be•-s l tooched for eight hils, including at least a second-place finish the seoond off Juan Marlchal MdAM oul ud over Beloit, Wla., 00 Bob ISiarllnt! Timet EDT! homers by Deron Johnson and Th." second one this sea~on on Deron Johnson's 16th homer Gaw:"'~ ~ It ax liz. Moody's twCJohltter. Pblllldelpbla at Plttsburgb Leo Cardenas that accou~ted cost Manager Don Heffner his and took the lead in the fourth C3 eS e lu y ':., -:;(;..ere :~opo Franl: Baltalgla hurled a four Jackson (12-11) vs. Sisk (8-2). 011 111 for all the Red runs, he gamed job as the Reds dropped 11 with two more runs on a double n!te to wlnnln P820 ?mea hlt~F In downing Adrian, Mich., 8:15 p.m. momentum as the game games In a row, 10 of them on by Johnson and Lea Cardenao' K ed ~ 2-0, In the championship game New York at Chicago -Straw pr<Jgressed and allowed ORly the road. 15th homer. m:;'ter ~~to y, and;&,"' Rl Northbrook aoored in the (fi.IJ) vo Hauds <8-11). 2: ~~~_h~ts. af~er~he fo_u:~~m~ This trip knocked the Reds San FranciS<O thea rocked I ~ 0110 lrium ~'aw 1~ slxlb IIIIi nlntb Innings. ! p.m. oul of the role of possible con- Pappas Jn the fourth lnnini wltb CLEVELAND (UPI) - The · becomln the ~rl . St. L<>uls at Houstoa -J••ste:r I 1 tender and Into the position of a four-run explosion. · Cleveland Browns Tuesday lrlld· , "m"' g Itch thl eaton (8-S) vs. Cuellar <8-6). 9:30 8 · to ,battle JUS! · to rna ke a He walked McCovey and Tom "' · back ....... havmg '"' the veteran rwuung rea ,.. h thP 1ercl clreloeason p.m. I)EVOTED TO INTEREM OP first-division finl sh. Haller, Jay Alou singled in one Charlie Scale• to the AUanta c e se e '· . llllfted Preu blmalloaal Allanta at L<>s Angeles . MEIGS • MASON &REA The current ltlf.ing streak was of them and Ollie Brown hCJo Falcono for a draft choice. AI mid-season, Denny McLain II)' Nalloaal Leque CI0111J18er (11-1) vs. Sutton """''" ._ ...., '"'""" extended to six games Tuesday mered. The 28-year-<~ld Se'lles spent was the AU-Star Game starter G AB R. Pel. 11). 11 p.m. .....,~":,'"'..!:,"":!:,";..:"~·· __ night by San Francisco, 7-3. Doubles by Bob Burda and most of his four years with the Iand top winner In the league AI Pit uri 392 •i8 8 .342 Clnchmall at Sao Francisco o::...,-.,...:,:n;~. Th~ Reds now have lost 10 of Alou in the eighth inning off re- Browns flitting on the bencll as with 13 victories, while Kaal Slr~el, Pit 108379 trll25 .330 -Maloney (13-4) vs. Bobn (7-8). _ , 0 8 ,_ ,.,....,, 0 ..., ,..,.., . . . theU" last 11 games and as on Jiever Jack Baldschun added an a replacement lor the lndestruc- was just another hurler In tbe Alou All 123 532 so 172 .323 4 p.m. 1'::"",..":,'!';..,~';'....,., ..,,... their last visit out west they insurance run. table Jimmy Brown. The lrllde middle ol the pack witb 11 CJOU:te, Pit l174ill 78158 .322 1 Tbanday's Gamet ....,.. " ,..... .,.. have just one win thus far. Marichal, who missed a pitch- indicates that the Browns are triumphs. "•""' AU at PittsbiD'_gh, mght 11•• 381 52121 .3l& Pblla. ,..,,._ at Ua• ,._. ofDet, . . ......_., _.......,. New York at Chic g0 ,.,.. Veteran .Joe Nuxhall (4-4) was ing turn hecause of a oore an- going to go with their rookie But since then the Minnesota Allen, Pbll 105 390 81 122 .313 a .::::".:!>~. -~·;;:,: scheduled to pitch today against kle, scattered eight bits as he running backs. ,lefthander has won elgbt of 11 Cpeda, St.L 105367 12115.3131(Only gameo ocbeduledl t:..:'''· ••• ,,. ""'· ... ll!f Gianis' Gaylord Perry, the went the distance for his 18th Coach Blanton Colller wlll i decisiono and allalned victory Santo Chi U7 422 73131 .310 I1~JitHDati~;.(L;;,;~StaJJdln:gsll • · - """' o . - " · season's first 20-game winner victory. start Ernie Green and Leroy No, t9 Tae!day night by Cldnda, Pit 118436 GU4 1 Learao .!"~':,,';.";'~:.! •;.• :: and loser of only lwo deci sions. Pappas' record fell to 9-9. Kelly at running backs. He'll slopping Washington 7-j} on five Morga Hou 87 301 42 115 By United Pre" illtemalional 010 ~ ~· . Pappao lbpped . . , back them up with three rook- bits lor his flrsl ahu!Dut of the ' AmeriC&D League W· L. Pel. The v1ctim of Tuesday mgbt • A jack rabbit will m a k o iea - Gary Lane of Missouri, season. The Senators won the G AB R B p~ 75 57 .568 .. -.o-w. .... ..... ... ., . . . . "~ '13 60 549 _ was Milt Pappas, leaps of belweea 10 and :10 : r.barUe Harraway of Sao Jose Isecond game of the twinblll 4-3.1 Oliva MIA 12HI7 74151 .317 · 01~.., '"" ...;,.., defeat i ' , : : - . : , , . . ; 4 ' " ,1bmbbed for six runo in 4 1-3 feet whea punued. !State and Randy Schultz of Close Before F.R~n, Bal 122457 116144.315 72 61 .541 31!. · ·. innings as the Glanla took over elers. ., Iowa Slate Teachers College. Kaat, who wuuld become the Kaline, Del 105 367 7Z IIJ Buffalo 68 64 .515 7 ·-·-·--~----.,,-- .. -~---· fii'SI soulhpaw in lhe Calvin Powell, Bal 1164al 72121 :J.fi7 ~cbmond trl 115 .508 8 ....• • • • • • • • • • • • Griffith organization to wiD 20 Wgnr,. Cle 114 401 61111 oledo . 65 67 .492 10 "' games since Earl Whltebill Richrd~ Cal 88 31? 48 92 JacksonVIlle 61 71 .462 14 captured 22 In 1933 Cor the old KJJbrw Min 127 440 83 127 .289 Syracuse 49 85 .366 27 Washington Senators has been ll..tle' NY 1111 314 rr so .287 Tueoday'o Reoulls close in the past yean, Berry,' Clrl 112 306 39 rt .2M Rchslr 4 Jaxvl 3, 1st, 7 inns. Winning t7 Jn 19M and ta last B.Rbsn Bal 124 4ll5 so 140 Juvl 10 Rochester 8• 2nd season. ' Homo 111m1 Rclund I Syrcse I, 1st, 7 · Even with hla outstanding N • I I • D a I Leape: Aaron, 8 Syracuse 2, 2nd 1965 campaign, Kaat aliH had Brava S4; Mays, G181lll 32; Bftlo Z Clmba 1, 1st, 7 Inns. to take a back oeal to Allen, Phillies 30; Torre, Columbus 2 Buffalo I, 2nd teammate Jim Gran~ who won Braves, Stargell, Pirates, San- Toronto f Toledo 0 21 games during the campaign to, Cub! & Hart, !lianll 28. and two more lu the World Amerleaa Leapt: F. RDbJa. & Series. aon, Oriolel 38; Powell, Orielea "Kaal will atarl ..,..., fourth 32; Killebrew, Twinl " Colaviday the rest of the seaaon," to. lndiiDI 28; Pepitone, Yanks ~&id Minnlsota Manager Sam 27. Mele. Barring Injury, Mele'o IIIIo& Batted In edict wiD mean at least elglil lllatlo a a I Leqae: Aaroa, shots at No, 20 for Kaat. Braves 96; Clemente, Piratel -· Elsewhere, Clevellllld nipped to: Allea, Pbilliel 85; While, Baltimore 2-1, Chicago shaded Philliea 84; Mayo, Gianla 83. · Wfdi1 hk wsbolr Detroit 2-1 in ll Jnnlnga, Annoricao WJIIOI Powell, Callfomla blanked New York 1· Orioles 9'1; F. RDbinsoD, Orioles o and the scheduled Kansas n; B. Roblnsoa. Oriolel M: City at Boston doubleheader Killebrew, Twinl 10; Horton, was rained out. Tilers 71. THE DAILY SENnNEL WElCH FROZEN GRAPE JUICE • S } Trad d Off for Draft DETERGENT • • • • POTATOES •••• , = AllX KING Sill LAUNDRY KOBET SHOESTIING "-:· 'i'' 0:. 6\f,.oz. 10 CUT BEETS • • • • leadoff oiJ18le In the flnlt and the Gianla overcame a 1-1 Cincinnati lead wltb folD' more In the fourth, hlghligbted by Ollie Browa's ~rua bonner Walka to McCovey and Tom Haller 8lld . Jay Alou'a RBI singled preceded Bron'a ailth homer. The lou was Clncbmatl'• sixth in a row and lOth lu II gamea. Bill White wu tbe polson the Pirates took. The Pblladelpbla flrst baoemaa came to . bal twice with hoses loaded 8Jid stroked slnglea both timet to drive Ia lour runs that helped Chris Short will hil. 15th game 1n 22 decisions. . John CalllsoD singled 11 one run in the first innlllg before the first of Whlle'a ruo-scoriJ18 hit.J . Roberto Clemente tied It 3-3 111 the filth with his 22nd horner with two men ou base. * G0 lden west IS. Land 0 £ LoSt 0pportumty . for RedS lb. CARROTS ea. CUCUMBERS GREEN ONI.ONS banch ea. PEPPE11S bag RED RADISHES lb. YELLOW ONIONS NECTARINES 70's ea. PEARS 100's ea. \YOUNG TURKEYS ·· By Cllllil'' lll.Uft: lll other -NL play, L<>s : UPJ Sperfl Writer ADs~ raUied to alp Atlanta 1'!"'e Saa Fnnc:1Ho Giants are 7, ~1. L<>uis shut ~ut Houston &!tack In l!ep now that Juaa 0, and New York downed ~rlchal'a Instep 11 back 1D Cbleago H. l\lllpe. , Ill the Amerlc811 League, '1'he •treaklllc Glanll took a Cleveland edged Baltmore 2·1. lll!'game lead 111 tbe ltaotl~ Calfomla blanked New York 1· Najtonal League penuumt ohaoe 0, Chicago defeated Detroit 21 Tae~ay nlgbt behind the high In 1Z illlllngs, )llinneseta oplit a k1ckmg, sorefooted Domm1can doubleheader with Washington, lObo stopped Clnclnnall 7·3 oa wilmlng 7-j}, before losi!lil 4-3, eight hits for his 18th victory. alld BtstoR and Kansas · City It was Sao Francisco'• fourth bad a twin biJI rained out. atraigb.t win aad eighth In their Franks r e c e I v e d another Ia•! mne games and coupled scare In the fourth Inning when wlth Phillldelpbla's 5-4 defeat of Tomn;y Helms' screaming Une P1ll sburgh to push the Gianls drive richocheted off Marichal's lo a one-game lead they last leg. 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Save and redeem Platd Stamps now for your choice of fine Christmas glfla, ............,. COWMBUS, OHIO 3430 Indianola Avenue 37 43 E. Broad Street ZANESVILLE, OHIO 28 S. Sixth Street BECKLEY, W. VA. 505 Eisenhower Drive CHRLSTN., W. VA. 1506 Kanawha Blvd., W. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. 1029 Third Avenue IIRKERSBURG, W. VA, 1129J9th Street .·; It's easy 10 redeem Plaid Stamps for yDUr choice of more than 2,000 fine gifts. In addition to conveniently located Plaidland Redemplion Stores, glftl can be ordered for Free Home Delivery at any of the A&P S11permarketa listed below, Simply select the gifll you want from the beautiful / new Plaid Stamp Gilt Catalog. Then brint your gilt I 8utpd 1~ aile quality of A&P !rand Frozen Veptables? Mot If ;roa'Jt • A&P llhopper, ltJWt Ill, Ia&. bear the AiP 118&1. . Wlllt- ' ........... ..... ...... ,( i tr'? 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ID ell-. of t2 Of at any merchant giving Plaid Sllrllpl Cothar tlla11 AI.P FoodSIDrea) Co,upon valid tluu SltUrdl)'. Sept. 10, valid thru S~turday , Sept. 10, 1966 • • I ~ •' .. I 2 I "·-· ' LOW, LOW PRICES Plus PLAID STAMifs . · , '· :.l· ~. .. . . .. ' ..; x., ~·. . ., . •·1-' ~ ' ' ' "\''f~ ·},,' ' ·, ' ..... 'h r 1., . "J:"i . ·';o:Y r . .· :':,·\·, ~~\·.' ~ ·' ·f.~' \i ' :1q .. \ "· .. ' . • 1M' . ~ < ... .., ' ~--~" ~ AnnP110 A&P FROl&PI ........ 1188 . i. 5 JaRe Porlt• Mldt With Poloto Flour I m. h• \ ..-. "', ~· .----~--~--~----~--~ • . E <f), Kllue (91 alid Fterwh, Carroll If! aftd 1'ortt!; os~. <laslllll'/8 18). fill-HuMphreys Miller t71 . Rejj111 ill and (e.2). LP-Will'lbUigton (4-21. Roseboro. WP-Regan (11•1). 4 1111-Kiltlmid (Sib). LP-Carroll <41. Hllo-Kenne- ~ ICaa City at _~·- 2,l~· raln ely (3rd), ~· IMta), lllld flijjfU dl!ut you bllM H. T1ie Iilli w1ien Diet abtuld lie qule~ 81id lfeep a;:.~ wbml IIIey mould <:Oiilit • ertra strokeo. 1'be, liilMie the pal'ly in frolit ol them omeasy by tbtlr crowdJna, 81111, It !hoy're slow, they \1101\'t let yoo go throtl&b - bocausa U 11iU "slow .. baby. They evM IIi 1M lllif 1o ippflt Whfll llli!Y lu!tlf &m- up their pme." pant. lt'f home. Fr ,. t 0 and Vegetobles 1 .,. HOMEGROWN SWEET CORN TASTY YELLOW KERNELS · dot. 59c Seedless Grapes - • 19c YELLOW MATS fresh Peaches CAI.IFOIDIIA-BARTL&.TT Pears--LAIId MILa.IS Honeydews ~-• 69c RETAiLS EFFfCTM lHRU SATURDAY Auous12'11f1•~~~omero-;: •y ' : at !I ' ' If a to • IIWrlllle, - I'm not a ciJlld, but a *"-1 droi>;oo'· I aan't lei •, jllb, IG ijp t to fl _ .a __, INK . I ean I leave. I h>ve lids man, • .. but I Inlow Wbeu 1binp Ill <• rou.. he'U rea" IIlii ., . . -. 4 •For urf fM11 IIJodld btdf!Owll. Just beNtiM tbfy att tmale. · - tall't eflj(lj' IIP«!!! becalU IIley lab It tllftllltlly 11 IIIey Wse. Witt drm'i t~M baVI I a 1 . . . . . people 1llle yatl !lllrlll1 ... !4 ,., ~az7 _,.,. ,....... Will b~-· a: --.1 IIY 111111 1lflll leal'll Nillf Mrt 4 or mu 1111 of Jtllf -it Deu Belen: f haoe a ba~ boy. 1be falb. • Ia marfled and las two otier ehJidnl>, We ilved 1<> gelbor eight II!Ofdbs·, 111111 1111 ..e, was IWo lllOIIIllo ..,., Th• 1M ' - le .., , .. h8 - 01118 to he ..W lollve the st8le and save money to gel a ditof.U. Thill wn lOIII' nlonlh& Ill· Ill ~ : .. ( "* tile W.,.Onel ~ ""' llonae the Olliy lime I _, Me' dear tile ""'"" iot 011 W~•s4ayt """ dllri~ flatman. Willi sununer ,.#nns. ...., IMll ..., cMIII •· II Bfd le bl , 1111! ,...,. - " ! lillf M 111M IIWie, I'd lmow it wll! ,.,. the 61d IOikll. Dell'! mollf It ally He~•-llfA Dear Mlr: 'Fh......,., w-. lll<f itl8l feller he SOill lie , Sotrt thou! tllllt . ~. t""*'f bee~, bill wltheuf 1 tht divorct' I have talked liP i 0.31 flolf'l!• h.. !life. S.W, """ silo! ...nllt , A ~<'!!!iOn tn ttl<! nihtlier the dWotee. hill tic! nev01' ""'""' 1 whfl!lf! IH · y•ar . old snn wan11! 10 <II> •fiVIIIIIII ..... II. Slid I Mtllltlg huf rnamlt~·:· Go alo!lg SIIJS this isn't the lirsl Ume he' : lrllh· ~ p4!1111t. bP lofflbly helph• ..W t1r jet <1111 aJIIf dil< 1 ful ~ lid is ill' pllll'llllnlf , .. w• · Ill .. . I) . rr •l ,. ~ 1J · c 111 14 '' 'I 11 • _. 4 ._ - - , " .. lltll l!t n'l. . . lluclflll<t, (1111- lllil !~rite _, ll M1 p~- il: Slllll I 1!6 '<!Ostt, •tc·. 'PIMII Mile!!' Mlli oil 11 i)jck with - ? lie' ll!lfl!ll't lliVe • ;; !l!~!lll fri;' ~ t1t11 Ill' *!' t4 1 ' <dJC!II MI!M1 ~- fie l'a lit :a~nt lllMIIf tan II )"llllll " lis fJnf faln!l1. B~. 4111 ~ •Ill¥ MIIJtpW tllle\!ti If tAe- 6lh<lr h811( 1119' tl*eillli lle'D flllll lllllcli!lelf (illf of de ashamed of me and tltl!' Ill• ~ Oilrt Af!-•.e:r .. : •*Jlllill'f .. 18 . lj: . I Db reu ...WH'I a.Wke " die le lelrn .... ., usln~ .. ~LAS5nME U. 5. A.* CALIFORNIA 1 1'h& Oilier dirJ I btWI: Looks like I'm a loser any WIQ od tht lleck ofll tlf us bli!!alllll! I tmt ~ M1U:II!!I> • we 1l'ft slltlllg dlni!l -..! wlllf• • tng for the green to clear. The1 Dear MJidnol, bafe no colll'lft!r, llU! t1tft ftg. SIH emplo1Jiltlll ~ f - 99C t 4 wll, to GO Dllar Wanting : l'matter. chURl, .W . your . ~ ,_., wile k8of oeore and mako "" . . l:lb, loov<ll ·' .. 11. LP-4!lellet! (!2:12). Ill!- (~91 . HRs- McCove, (26th), lloUil!i (8th). · Johnson (16111), 0 ltH hI! , 12ttt1 gAl!le) i <14th I. Brown (61.h l. lll11ll 11011 tocl 2011-- i $ 0. ~ lhde. Ill bll!lr tD 101t1 rmltl!ng? . 0nte ou !lave a joti, you call . , _ are d 11f1t 111 tlleir Iii your own boss. But you'U p~tct. 1110 1>10 lheJ ..,., _, maW " 11 tfill au '!«<I· im1v1 R.-.WANTIIIG A IIIAII'I flllf Ill Ill ilfld WORLD Wall lOr a lll'lfjre«!etable OOn· htlobi!Ni ~H. BREAD " 1 . • (Ill g81!1e) 111M IIOUOO 000- 7 70 I Cltwl lit . . INJ9- I . . ' ' 'falb 000 O<Jl 000- 0 5 21!WI Ffllll • 4lt O!Jo. 1 IU !Wt 11-.o) aild Blttev Nixoo 1 PIPJIIIi. ftavldllla 18), IIIII <81: llltliett, l!onalih (t), CO>: ·IIC!hWl (7) ... Goller; Mllricbal McCol'llllcll (I) aDd Ca!llno- <18-li) """ llallw. LP-1'11.,111 .. - · roo POTATO ,_h Pill ........ 111dl 49t FROZEN ~-- 49c lb. IMII PARKil VEGETABLES r ,IIMth. W'-O~et IC-ili. ..COIAYito <211111). .. "i I VE~ETABLES 100 Extra Plaid I •161nJ: U. S. Gov't, Grodo A, Ou, Pin• Quollty Home Delivery IIIIW•n now _.. De.::elllblr 24, 11R. 2 69c Angelftetl ·· llrge li.. 4Sc Frozen Foods! 0 ••••• - · •• Braunschwieger JAIII PAIICD COPYRIGHT 0 1166, THE QUAT ATI.IMTMI .. ,M&'IC fEA CO~, ..C. • Meat Loaf Pllllt Clllps ·· Ub. box S9c ' Ill clozl't 'lfOl!l'y. There are none IIIIer. AI an extra baM w, J011 wll nc•••• • E:rdr8 Plaid Stamps towtnl JOUr net gilt will INCh red 1 npllon II any of thlll PI« Ill atar• or llnlugb canwnlent . ..,...,..____ ... ar Ill 2 !ltlr1l2 . . . . . . . . .- . - . . • • = .. . . . ,..... Grtund Beef, Vul & Pork JAMIP.UICII '••••Jbl• a pod reason for ahopping A&;P! .· . . . . . at ...... ' J£ 77,. I I • I . . . u • J'lll , ; ._ lll/ll 0 11111-- 2 5 0' : Goo IIIlO OlD- I s el ~1. l.Aiull 1Do Iii II._. s t t it MeDowell (U) alid CrAI!dall: HouMI 181 MO.,._ I .111111 · Pdlmft, 8. Miller (g) 8fld · Gibson <16-101 and M<!Clit• lane)!. t.P-Palillet (11-7). liR i m; Dierker, aa,mond 1el a . * . ._., - , T• ..-'t. believe the prices.,, they're so low. / Your gift will be deliuur t ~A L, 1o JOUI' IJoML ALL GOOD BRAND say! hltM. . IIMCIC •• ,, •••••• ,_, •• 41!1 Nortlllllfn Street ~~::=:::::... 11110 s..r-... ATHENS...... .......... .. . 22 NGrtb Kem S<mt JIMYSYI1L .. .... ,., ... ..201 Eat 8th Simi at< ~~!.'!!": ... .•. 4101 MlcCottlt Avttut BB.LEFONTAJII£ ........ 213 ust Columbus Slreet McCONNELSYlLLE. .. , ,33a West RMnlde Drive IMW",.··~··•' ,WIll$ ..... IIEIJIIIL ................. 610 Was~Mopa 11M1. llllllllEI'GRT.. , , ,' ,,.11111113ICIIII-•, •••••••••••••• 2125 Fifth Awenue BUCYIIIIS.. , .......... .. 215 SouiiiiAne Street MT. VERNON ...... ;,,., .. .524 South llaln Street ...................... 1400 llh Street , ... ............ 243-7 Main Street NELSOIMUE. .. , , , , .•~ ... 15 Public Square HUNTIIIGTON ••• IA441111111on Avenut ii)';..... , .......305.130 SteHinville Avenue NEWMK ......... , .... . l"f'" Wilt ~Simi I.£WIS8URG . ....,.,..223f.IIIT I' INstreel E. Second Str-.1 IIBIAIIK ......... , .... , ;3411111Uflll Slllll ••.•. 21 ...... ItO .................... 117 ....... NEWCOioiEIISIUWII.,; •.,.)' ... l451111Street UJCM MQIIT8IIIIIY ,,,,,,._,,.IIIIIIIW._. .. ........... :3435 SUIINitflltlue NEWLD.IIM ...... , ... 101b111·Sb::t MULLENS . ••• , ••,.-,,Ell~ ..., •.••• . ••• •. .2115 South Third Street PIIIIA., ....... , ,,,, , ...... 317 lillil Sir HlU ..... , ••• - ... 12111111111111 SliM! ., .... ...... 137 ust Williams Street ~ .. ......... ,. mDM'tiR*'- 1W1 PARKEIIS8IJRG ... .....- , ..... ,5U All a.t ........... .. ... .. .. :111 Main Street 11£11Hla1116.... ,~rut *ll Sll1ll POINTI'l£ASANT.,., __ .,22!2JIIIIIII ....e ~ ................. 239Gr~~~dvilleStreet sra.Y ........ :-::, ~-s. CHARlESTON •• Zll ....... AIIINie GNJOII ...... ......... .. ..... .121 Harding Way ......... , .. Zl•l'lst . . l!lllt SPEIII:a .. ,,., ... ...... A Ill 1 Road GMl.IPiliS............... 73~Se*-.,, , .1151,_'1 I llnlt sr....... ,.,. .633411 CWIIIIAMie, S. W. GI.OUSIBL .. .. .. .. •.. .. .. .. .. I) Hi&' Slnlt . ....... ., ., .440 ~ sr. MJAM................ .......... street QIEENFIEl.D •• •••• ••••• •• ••• 311 Jllfet10tt Slrllt · · •· •• •• ••• • •••• ·{~ sr. MARYS ....... ,.,. ... , ..• ·'hcP streer 1110111011 ................ .. 320 Jlilerson Street c. H... .......... .1e 1111 SliM! VIENNA .......... , •• 2541 .... c.ill Avenue IIDmlll .......... ••..... 1211 Saulfl Main Street ..• ••• •, •••. ,20liiii!IJ Mill Slretl WIUIAMSON ... ..... .... .. ........ Avenue I.MCASIIR ........... 120Uorth lllmoriaf Drive ...... , 1.41 E11t ' 0 bNIIretl LOUII . .... ,, ...•.....•.... 75 Eat Main Street ZANESVILLE ...•• •.•••• •2134 North lllplt A:ae KENTUCKY LIMDIII.. ................ 11 Soulll Main Street lANESVILLE .... . .......... .18 llelumont eel IMNSFIELD ................. 25511awman Strut WEST VIIIIIM ASHLANII. ,.,.,., •.,.,,., ..ar a.Strllt MAIISflllD .... Jalinny "'lmed Slllpping Center ASHlAND .......... ,,. ..13U Bllcilbanl Avelllt MARIIDA.. ........ .. .. .. .... .2G1 Tnlrd Street . BECKLEY ............ W Sautll l)lkwa Alllnue PIKESVIllE .. , ....... _,., •• U.S. IGIItl lOIS II.._ to ; (tz..i), I' ANY SIZI PIICI lh. · "aSII llflll 021 Olx- 4 12 AUanta 100 000 Sol- 1 ' 2 1 Grant, "otililligton 17) . a11u Los ADII 004 ooo 01~ 1 11 l , illlltq: kuurw, Htmllilit'eyo Jay, Ritchie (3), Niekro 15). Smoked Picnics =:r',::·OH::T====::;.:~·..:.49:.:,c c::hel!k i. . . if itt1 labeled Grade A. I . "c Do JG11 . , . a clift'-t lnnd in your freezer! I' . Top Round Steak · · ·· lb. 99c Sliced Bacon · · lib. p~J. 97c BONI!!LESS Sliced leef LIYtr .. .. lb. 49c lotto• RouiMI StHk • lb. 95c a1cEo. uAN aoN•L•s• GRrtered Pork Loins I!. 19e Beef Rump INit ··' · lb, ~IAN, uNm, um SUper-RighfSmokies pkg. 69t FREEZIR e1111N, FAouN Sirloin Tip 10111 , . . . lb. 99c hef Steaks ·· 1-lb. PI• 89c Cube Steak , ,· ·, · · · lh. $1.09 cAP'N JoHN FRozEN .. lb. 79c Perch Fillets ·· l·lb. pkg. 49c Ground Roll. St-k "" CAP'N JOHN PROJIN EyeofRou... Roast II. $1.29 lreadecl Perch 2111. pq. 1.25 Plek up a . . ."' YGII'I•"GGlde Kis printed OR tv£17 wrap~r, Mil llfiJ. $ Ill 0. 1011 ~I Ill»- 1 11 l'llli · evlry W 95( JUICY Well frimnted lb. IONI!LIII <a·,~tr ·i m, ...... TENDER T:·Bone or Club Steaks The bllt '14!' ablel are Grade A. Ivery l*lutat of .UP Brand Frozen Veptablells Grade A. OHIO ~ lb, Read oa,.,JOII be the judge. 1111 end M1e required IIUI'rlber of tiiJecl Plaid Stamp eaver book lela to your neiiJhboftlood AlP, Tilt laore Managtr will give you an order form• .kilt fill outttle form, tear off lie receipt eiUb and drop 1he eealed envelope IR tllel\andy Home Delivery COIII8inll ' 79c IKINIIN - ~!2 ~~II DOl ! l lj'l'blla SIRLOIN STEAK STEAK FULL CUTS <114). • illfl 1... 4 7 I sport!Nm IIIIIIDIIIIId sky-dlvlbg Peters <U") IIIII Rblllllll6· I Short <15-71 and Dalrumple: to sports ear rallies, but they're Jtodrw Shtrr)l jt) Alld rtte:'a.w, O'»ttl (71 II IIISr worst oo lbe haD LP--Sbl!ltY (8:1) 1m- Mdleon (lj lnd Ill~, Ul~ 'f , course! 'l'bia Is 'lllln Club (21st) · O'Dtli (t:4), liB-tlemiilt< 'I •)~ FlEE I EDEUVERY Pllld Slama ICI·EISJ·COREIIEIT VIII JOUP RIINII dAiei!Gf lite .'M!!I~Dd. 'l'htrM lllltD - ~\ ., ' If the store where you have been shopping does not give trading stamps, now is the time to switch to A&P, where you enJoy famous low prices, courteous service and the extra value of Plaid Stamps, Plaid Stamps are another good reason to shop at A&P 1111!11 jlj Muiiiii!IJ· ~=• IIR J1111t lttl,), . """"' 'fOibllt !I> - out o11 11111111, w... 1111 MIIW GlbbL IIICI't!tariea siDp In lo pick up ttow<1 the men onl)r bMio ateannooe si!OWl. wllb "tablll ,_. ~" off In 111~ don't play b 1111 11m Cleve room. Now IIIII gals and uerclse. to lill ,. ' ~= ("It) Ilk! ' le«<S:~~ l!lu u:alb, .• 'woaWI•s mea lllo Good /Of' metal, IOOOIIOnd .,..nl. Colon: le14, maroon, bro'llll illd mou Ill ' · ·f GUARANTEED PAINT ., · 11J 111M PM tt:m t · ' ,, t ' 1 · ~ '~' ~ , (SS! 1 1 1.- c; · New Yorll· • • . . . • . ' ... 1m u Ud<aiO . . . . . ...,.II· 1 . Ylllit • M ... t l l Rllul (H) - It's Trutl You Can Buv . ; . ' . r !·. . �. . .,..,. ,, ' ~ j,, l "f .' : . .~:;;:··~. ' f i· ' ' ~ ' ,. fl ' :\ ;;.:· .,. : .:.:r:·/:. "' ' ' . ' I '· '- ... .~. " ' ··~· . --~-· .,...,._¢;.:- "·. • ., , , \r ' ,.. n' 7- .... ' ~··· ' ' ~· . '· ~' ' ' I -~· '· ." I; ,, :' 'I ) ,j ' ' ./ U.·Smns · TEAM MATE OXFORD ~ i $1.99 Otllr •' '. 'l ... - i \ \ :¥ • .. . NOt oN 0011 ClOUBIB. D MYI Dear Helen: Can't JGII Ullltl IH¥1 Ill any plaee wbln wt can gtt 1r0m ,ou! Pool balls ' Ul bo lllrtCtly lot llle bo)'i. Now tltey're "bWiardl," 8lld = green. s~e~!~:!'!'t~~~~ THE SH dlmM are wtlc!oml. Ban Wlrl ClOt lor THE DRIVE WILL DO YOU GOOD ' •• ' .. ::·::- ••• how good are A&P frozen vegetables? -and proof that A&P Cares.- about you. Do all your shopping where you get Plaid Stamps, Fill your saver books faster _.get gifts quicker. Save and redeem Platd Stamps now for your choice of fine Christmas glfla, ............,. COWMBUS, OHIO 3430 Indianola Avenue 37 43 E. Broad Street ZANESVILLE, OHIO 28 S. Sixth Street BECKLEY, W. VA. 505 Eisenhower Drive CHRLSTN., W. VA. 1506 Kanawha Blvd., W. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. 1029 Third Avenue IIRKERSBURG, W. VA, 1129J9th Street .·; It's easy 10 redeem Plaid Stamps for yDUr choice of more than 2,000 fine gifts. In addition to conveniently located Plaidland Redemplion Stores, glftl can be ordered for Free Home Delivery at any of the A&P S11permarketa listed below, Simply select the gifll you want from the beautiful / new Plaid Stamp Gilt Catalog. Then brint your gilt I 8utpd 1~ aile quality of A&P !rand Frozen Veptables? Mot If ;roa'Jt • A&P llhopper, ltJWt Ill, Ia&. bear the AiP 118&1. . Wlllt- ' ........... ..... ...... ,( i tr'? N ' ' 2 I Stampo with thil -coupon and p.urchase of $5 or more at your nearby AlP I Food Store Rllleemmue VIIUibll C•IODIIOdiJI • • I I Coupon ' 100 Extra Plaid St1mpa wltll IIIII eoupon and pur, Is, Cottage Fries, Whole Peeled Potatoes. 11 toda¥ there are no standards for Grade A on these 1\ena ' JANI PARICIR Glazed Donuts Plcg. of 8 •• 29c ., Grapefruit ~~TION,-- 4 ~~~~. 99c A&P FROZEN A&P Charcoal· 20 ~ 99c Brooks Catsup- 2 '!:: 39c CHOPP_, IIOCCOIJ, PEAS Homespun Napkins ..: 33c CUT COIN, PIAS I CAIRor5 2 ~-:: 39c MIXED Facial Tissues ~~~=- 4 ~ 79c IAIY 01 FOIDIIOOl LIMAS 2lO:oz. 49c· FRiiNCH Olt Cllf·OR!!N BEANS pkgo Salad Dressing::_ - _ ~49c BROCCOLI IPEAIS. Cauliflower . Grape Jelly =.- 3 .._ 79c AlP Potato Morsels _ 3 :~ 50c Peanut Butter:.: __~ 59c Brack Pepper::.::" ~57c 2',o;: 59c Cinnamon ..."' - - -Ws.49 Strawberries ••• c Krl*- r:.t Glamalon Nylons 3:! $1-00 Frenchfries - - 2 •:;, 39c A&P ·1nstarit CoH• - ~-;:, $1·09 AlP .ROZIN-SLICID & SIIQ . . ID ell-. of t2 Of at any merchant giving Plaid Sllrllpl Cothar tlla11 AI.P FoodSIDrea) Co,upon valid tluu SltUrdl)'. Sept. 10, valid thru S~turday , Sept. 10, 1966 • • I ~ •' .. I 2 I "·-· ' LOW, LOW PRICES Plus PLAID STAMifs . · , '· :.l· ~. .. . . .. ' ..; x., ~·. . ., . •·1-' ~ ' ' ' "\''f~ ·},,' ' ·, ' ..... 'h r 1., . "J:"i . ·';o:Y r . .· :':,·\·, ~~\·.' ~ ·' ·f.~' \i ' :1q .. \ "· .. ' . • 1M' . ~ < ... .., ' ~--~" ~ AnnP110 A&P FROl&PI ........ 1188 . i. 5 JaRe Porlt• Mldt With Poloto Flour I m. h• \ ..-. "', ~· .----~--~--~----~--~ • . E <f), Kllue (91 alid Fterwh, Carroll If! aftd 1'ortt!; os~. <laslllll'/8 18). fill-HuMphreys Miller t71 . Rejj111 ill and (e.2). LP-Will'lbUigton (4-21. Roseboro. WP-Regan (11•1). 4 1111-Kiltlmid (Sib). LP-Carroll <41. Hllo-Kenne- ~ ICaa City at _~·- 2,l~· raln ely (3rd), ~· IMta), lllld flijjfU dl!ut you bllM H. T1ie Iilli w1ien Diet abtuld lie qule~ 81id lfeep a;:.~ wbml IIIey mould <:Oiilit • ertra strokeo. 1'be, liilMie the pal'ly in frolit ol them omeasy by tbtlr crowdJna, 81111, It !hoy're slow, they \1101\'t let yoo go throtl&b - bocausa U 11iU "slow .. baby. They evM IIi 1M lllif 1o ippflt Whfll llli!Y lu!tlf &m- up their pme." pant. lt'f home. Fr ,. t 0 and Vegetobles 1 .,. HOMEGROWN SWEET CORN TASTY YELLOW KERNELS · dot. 59c Seedless Grapes - • 19c YELLOW MATS fresh Peaches CAI.IFOIDIIA-BARTL&.TT Pears--LAIId MILa.IS Honeydews ~-• 69c RETAiLS EFFfCTM lHRU SATURDAY Auous12'11f1•~~~omero-;: •y ' : at !I ' ' If a to • IIWrlllle, - I'm not a ciJlld, but a *"-1 droi>;oo'· I aan't lei •, jllb, IG ijp t to fl _ .a __, INK . I ean I leave. I h>ve lids man, • .. but I Inlow Wbeu 1binp Ill <• rou.. he'U rea" IIlii ., . . -. 4 •For urf fM11 IIJodld btdf!Owll. Just beNtiM tbfy att tmale. · - tall't eflj(lj' IIP«!!! becalU IIley lab It tllftllltlly 11 IIIey Wse. Witt drm'i t~M baVI I a 1 . . . . . people 1llle yatl !lllrlll1 ... !4 ,., ~az7 _,.,. ,....... Will b~-· a: --.1 IIY 111111 1lflll leal'll Nillf Mrt 4 or mu 1111 of Jtllf -it Deu Belen: f haoe a ba~ boy. 1be falb. • Ia marfled and las two otier ehJidnl>, We ilved 1<> gelbor eight II!Ofdbs·, 111111 1111 ..e, was IWo lllOIIIllo ..,., Th• 1M ' - le .., , .. h8 - 01118 to he ..W lollve the st8le and save money to gel a ditof.U. Thill wn lOIII' nlonlh& Ill· Ill ~ : .. ( "* tile W.,.Onel ~ ""' llonae the Olliy lime I _, Me' dear tile ""'"" iot 011 W~•s4ayt """ dllri~ flatman. Willi sununer ,.#nns. ...., IMll ..., cMIII •· II Bfd le bl , 1111! ,...,. - " ! lillf M 111M IIWie, I'd lmow it wll! ,.,. the 61d IOikll. Dell'! mollf It ally He~•-llfA Dear Mlr: 'Fh......,., w-. lll<f itl8l feller he SOill lie , Sotrt thou! tllllt . ~. t""*'f bee~, bill wltheuf 1 tht divorct' I have talked liP i 0.31 flolf'l!• h.. !life. S.W, """ silo! ...nllt , A ~<'!!!iOn tn ttl<! nihtlier the dWotee. hill tic! nev01' ""'""' 1 whfl!lf! IH · y•ar . old snn wan11! 10 <II> •fiVIIIIIII ..... II. Slid I Mtllltlg huf rnamlt~·:· Go alo!lg SIIJS this isn't the lirsl Ume he' : lrllh· ~ p4!1111t. bP lofflbly helph• ..W t1r jet <1111 aJIIf dil< 1 ful ~ lid is ill' pllll'llllnlf , .. w• · Ill .. . I) . rr •l ,. ~ 1J · c 111 14 '' 'I 11 • _. 4 ._ - - , " .. lltll l!t n'l. . . lluclflll<t, (1111- lllil !~rite _, ll M1 p~- il: Slllll I 1!6 '<!Ostt, •tc·. 'PIMII Mile!!' Mlli oil 11 i)jck with - ? lie' ll!lfl!ll't lliVe • ;; !l!~!lll fri;' ~ t1t11 Ill' *!' t4 1 ' <dJC!II MI!M1 ~- fie l'a lit :a~nt lllMIIf tan II )"llllll " lis fJnf faln!l1. B~. 4111 ~ •Ill¥ MIIJtpW tllle\!ti If tAe- 6lh<lr h811( 1119' tl*eillli lle'D flllll lllllcli!lelf (illf of de ashamed of me and tltl!' Ill• ~ Oilrt Af!-•.e:r .. : •*Jlllill'f .. 18 . lj: . I Db reu ...WH'I a.Wke " die le lelrn .... ., usln~ .. ~LAS5nME U. 5. A.* CALIFORNIA 1 1'h& Oilier dirJ I btWI: Looks like I'm a loser any WIQ od tht lleck ofll tlf us bli!!alllll! I tmt ~ M1U:II!!I> • we 1l'ft slltlllg dlni!l -..! wlllf• • tng for the green to clear. The1 Dear MJidnol, bafe no colll'lft!r, llU! t1tft ftg. SIH emplo1Jiltlll ~ f - 99C t 4 wll, to GO Dllar Wanting : l'matter. chURl, .W . your . ~ ,_., wile k8of oeore and mako "" . . l:lb, loov<ll ·' .. 11. LP-4!lellet! (!2:12). Ill!- (~91 . HRs- McCove, (26th), lloUil!i (8th). · Johnson (16111), 0 ltH hI! , 12ttt1 gAl!le) i <14th I. Brown (61.h l. lll11ll 11011 tocl 2011-- i $ 0. ~ lhde. Ill bll!lr tD 101t1 rmltl!ng? . 0nte ou !lave a joti, you call . , _ are d 11f1t 111 tlleir Iii your own boss. But you'U p~tct. 1110 1>10 lheJ ..,., _, maW " 11 tfill au '!«<I· im1v1 R.-.WANTIIIG A IIIAII'I flllf Ill Ill ilfld WORLD Wall lOr a lll'lfjre«!etable OOn· htlobi!Ni ~H. BREAD " 1 . • (Ill g81!1e) 111M IIOUOO 000- 7 70 I Cltwl lit . . INJ9- I . . ' ' 'falb 000 O<Jl 000- 0 5 21!WI Ffllll • 4lt O!Jo. 1 IU !Wt 11-.o) aild Blttev Nixoo 1 PIPJIIIi. ftavldllla 18), IIIII <81: llltliett, l!onalih (t), CO>: ·IIC!hWl (7) ... Goller; Mllricbal McCol'llllcll (I) aDd Ca!llno- <18-li) """ llallw. LP-1'11.,111 .. - · roo POTATO ,_h Pill ........ 111dl 49t FROZEN ~-- 49c lb. IMII PARKil VEGETABLES r ,IIMth. W'-O~et IC-ili. ..COIAYito <211111). .. "i I VE~ETABLES 100 Extra Plaid I •161nJ: U. S. Gov't, Grodo A, Ou, Pin• Quollty Home Delivery IIIIW•n now _.. De.::elllblr 24, 11R. 2 69c Angelftetl ·· llrge li.. 4Sc Frozen Foods! 0 ••••• - · •• Braunschwieger JAIII PAIICD COPYRIGHT 0 1166, THE QUAT ATI.IMTMI .. ,M&'IC fEA CO~, ..C. • Meat Loaf Pllllt Clllps ·· Ub. box S9c ' Ill clozl't 'lfOl!l'y. There are none IIIIer. AI an extra baM w, J011 wll nc•••• • E:rdr8 Plaid Stamps towtnl JOUr net gilt will INCh red 1 npllon II any of thlll PI« Ill atar• or llnlugb canwnlent . ..,...,..____ ... ar Ill 2 !ltlr1l2 . . . . . . . . .- . - . . • • = .. . . . ,..... Grtund Beef, Vul & Pork JAMIP.UICII '••••Jbl• a pod reason for ahopping A&;P! .· . . . . . at ...... ' J£ 77,. I I • I . . . u • J'lll , ; ._ lll/ll 0 11111-- 2 5 0' : Goo IIIlO OlD- I s el ~1. l.Aiull 1Do Iii II._. s t t it MeDowell (U) alid CrAI!dall: HouMI 181 MO.,._ I .111111 · Pdlmft, 8. Miller (g) 8fld · Gibson <16-101 and M<!Clit• lane)!. t.P-Palillet (11-7). liR i m; Dierker, aa,mond 1el a . * . ._., - , T• ..-'t. believe the prices.,, they're so low. / Your gift will be deliuur t ~A L, 1o JOUI' IJoML ALL GOOD BRAND say! hltM. . IIMCIC •• ,, •••••• ,_, •• 41!1 Nortlllllfn Street ~~::=:::::... 11110 s..r-... ATHENS...... .......... .. . 22 NGrtb Kem S<mt JIMYSYI1L .. .... ,., ... ..201 Eat 8th Simi at< ~~!.'!!": ... .•. 4101 MlcCottlt Avttut BB.LEFONTAJII£ ........ 213 ust Columbus Slreet McCONNELSYlLLE. .. , ,33a West RMnlde Drive IMW",.··~··•' ,WIll$ ..... IIEIJIIIL ................. 610 Was~Mopa 11M1. llllllllEI'GRT.. , , ,' ,,.11111113ICIIII-•, •••••••••••••• 2125 Fifth Awenue BUCYIIIIS.. , .......... .. 215 SouiiiiAne Street MT. VERNON ...... ;,,., .. .524 South llaln Street ...................... 1400 llh Street , ... ............ 243-7 Main Street NELSOIMUE. .. , , , , .•~ ... 15 Public Square HUNTIIIGTON ••• IA441111111on Avenut ii)';..... , .......305.130 SteHinville Avenue NEWMK ......... , .... . l"f'" Wilt ~Simi I.£WIS8URG . ....,.,..223f.IIIT I' INstreel E. Second Str-.1 IIBIAIIK ......... , .... , ;3411111Uflll Slllll ••.•. 21 ...... ItO .................... 117 ....... NEWCOioiEIISIUWII.,; •.,.)' ... l451111Street UJCM MQIIT8IIIIIY ,,,,,,._,,.IIIIIIIW._. .. ........... :3435 SUIINitflltlue NEWLD.IIM ...... , ... 101b111·Sb::t MULLENS . ••• , ••,.-,,Ell~ ..., •.••• . ••• •. .2115 South Third Street PIIIIA., ....... , ,,,, , ...... 317 lillil Sir HlU ..... , ••• - ... 12111111111111 SliM! ., .... ...... 137 ust Williams Street ~ .. ......... ,. mDM'tiR*'- 1W1 PARKEIIS8IJRG ... .....- , ..... ,5U All a.t ........... .. ... .. .. :111 Main Street 11£11Hla1116.... ,~rut *ll Sll1ll POINTI'l£ASANT.,., __ .,22!2JIIIIIII ....e ~ ................. 239Gr~~~dvilleStreet sra.Y ........ :-::, ~-s. CHARlESTON •• Zll ....... AIIINie GNJOII ...... ......... .. ..... .121 Harding Way ......... , .. Zl•l'lst . . l!lllt SPEIII:a .. ,,., ... ...... A Ill 1 Road GMl.IPiliS............... 73~Se*-.,, , .1151,_'1 I llnlt sr....... ,.,. .633411 CWIIIIAMie, S. W. GI.OUSIBL .. .. .. .. •.. .. .. .. .. I) Hi&' Slnlt . ....... ., ., .440 ~ sr. MJAM................ .......... street QIEENFIEl.D •• •••• ••••• •• ••• 311 Jllfet10tt Slrllt · · •· •• •• ••• • •••• ·{~ sr. MARYS ....... ,.,. ... , ..• ·'hcP streer 1110111011 ................ .. 320 Jlilerson Street c. H... .......... .1e 1111 SliM! VIENNA .......... , •• 2541 .... c.ill Avenue IIDmlll .......... ••..... 1211 Saulfl Main Street ..• ••• •, •••. ,20liiii!IJ Mill Slretl WIUIAMSON ... ..... .... .. ........ Avenue I.MCASIIR ........... 120Uorth lllmoriaf Drive ...... , 1.41 E11t ' 0 bNIIretl LOUII . .... ,, ...•.....•.... 75 Eat Main Street ZANESVILLE ...•• •.•••• •2134 North lllplt A:ae KENTUCKY LIMDIII.. ................ 11 Soulll Main Street lANESVILLE .... . .......... .18 llelumont eel IMNSFIELD ................. 25511awman Strut WEST VIIIIIM ASHLANII. ,.,.,., •.,.,,., ..ar a.Strllt MAIISflllD .... Jalinny "'lmed Slllpping Center ASHlAND .......... ,,. ..13U Bllcilbanl Avelllt MARIIDA.. ........ .. .. .. .... .2G1 Tnlrd Street . BECKLEY ............ W Sautll l)lkwa Alllnue PIKESVIllE .. , ....... _,., •• U.S. IGIItl lOIS II.._ to ; (tz..i), I' ANY SIZI PIICI lh. · "aSII llflll 021 Olx- 4 12 AUanta 100 000 Sol- 1 ' 2 1 Grant, "otililligton 17) . a11u Los ADII 004 ooo 01~ 1 11 l , illlltq: kuurw, Htmllilit'eyo Jay, Ritchie (3), Niekro 15). Smoked Picnics =:r',::·OH::T====::;.:~·..:.49:.:,c c::hel!k i. . . if itt1 labeled Grade A. I . "c Do JG11 . , . a clift'-t lnnd in your freezer! I' . Top Round Steak · · ·· lb. 99c Sliced Bacon · · lib. p~J. 97c BONI!!LESS Sliced leef LIYtr .. .. lb. 49c lotto• RouiMI StHk • lb. 95c a1cEo. uAN aoN•L•s• GRrtered Pork Loins I!. 19e Beef Rump INit ··' · lb, ~IAN, uNm, um SUper-RighfSmokies pkg. 69t FREEZIR e1111N, FAouN Sirloin Tip 10111 , . . . lb. 99c hef Steaks ·· 1-lb. PI• 89c Cube Steak , ,· ·, · · · lh. $1.09 cAP'N JoHN FRozEN .. lb. 79c Perch Fillets ·· l·lb. pkg. 49c Ground Roll. St-k "" CAP'N JOHN PROJIN EyeofRou... Roast II. $1.29 lreadecl Perch 2111. pq. 1.25 Plek up a . . ."' YGII'I•"GGlde Kis printed OR tv£17 wrap~r, Mil llfiJ. $ Ill 0. 1011 ~I Ill»- 1 11 l'llli · evlry W 95( JUICY Well frimnted lb. IONI!LIII <a·,~tr ·i m, ...... TENDER T:·Bone or Club Steaks The bllt '14!' ablel are Grade A. Ivery l*lutat of .UP Brand Frozen Veptablells Grade A. OHIO ~ lb, Read oa,.,JOII be the judge. 1111 end M1e required IIUI'rlber of tiiJecl Plaid Stamp eaver book lela to your neiiJhboftlood AlP, Tilt laore Managtr will give you an order form• .kilt fill outttle form, tear off lie receipt eiUb and drop 1he eealed envelope IR tllel\andy Home Delivery COIII8inll ' 79c IKINIIN - ~!2 ~~II DOl ! l lj'l'blla SIRLOIN STEAK STEAK FULL CUTS <114). • illfl 1... 4 7 I sport!Nm IIIIIIDIIIIId sky-dlvlbg Peters <U") IIIII Rblllllll6· I Short <15-71 and Dalrumple: to sports ear rallies, but they're Jtodrw Shtrr)l jt) Alld rtte:'a.w, O'»ttl (71 II IIISr worst oo lbe haD LP--Sbl!ltY (8:1) 1m- Mdleon (lj lnd Ill~, Ul~ 'f , course! 'l'bia Is 'lllln Club (21st) · O'Dtli (t:4), liB-tlemiilt< 'I •)~ FlEE I EDEUVERY Pllld Slama ICI·EISJ·COREIIEIT VIII JOUP RIINII dAiei!Gf lite .'M!!I~Dd. 'l'htrM lllltD - ~\ ., ' If the store where you have been shopping does not give trading stamps, now is the time to switch to A&P, where you enJoy famous low prices, courteous service and the extra value of Plaid Stamps, Plaid Stamps are another good reason to shop at A&P 1111!11 jlj Muiiiii!IJ· ~=• IIR J1111t lttl,), . """"' 'fOibllt !I> - out o11 11111111, w... 1111 MIIW GlbbL IIICI't!tariea siDp In lo pick up ttow<1 the men onl)r bMio ateannooe si!OWl. wllb "tablll ,_. ~" off In 111~ don't play b 1111 11m Cleve room. Now IIIII gals and uerclse. to lill ,. ' ~= ("It) Ilk! ' le«<S:~~ l!lu u:alb, .• 'woaWI•s mea lllo Good /Of' metal, IOOOIIOnd .,..nl. Colon: le14, maroon, bro'llll illd mou Ill ' · ·f GUARANTEED PAINT ., · 11J 111M PM tt:m t · ' ,, t ' 1 · ~ '~' ~ , (SS! 1 1 1.- c; · New Yorll· • • . . . • . ' ... 1m u Ud<aiO . . . . . ...,.II· 1 . Ylllit • M ... t l l Rllul (H) - It's Trutl You Can Buv . ; . ' . r !·. . �' ·~. f- .. ~ ,~ r' ". r l ' I' ' . "" ' lAKER OF QUAUTY garner, 1-'eggy and ~ue , A,nna, , <Jim ) •i n;. Paul Hwngarner, : Rt>gistration ~ll be in Point Terry and Diana, all or Letart, Pleasant at 7 p.m. on Seplt>m- W. VoL .\Irs. Mcme tJumg<~r· tier 7 at the Point Pleasant High ; ner, Mr and !\Irs. Leo HumSchool with the coursf' o!IPred g;_rrnt>r. l:in tl'l'. l{lr.:kle . Stan, bei ng Couust> Ung and Gu1da rwe ' i\like and Dawn Jenkin ~, all of · 273 tBa sic Course in GuidaiH:el. ' li11 rond ak Ind ., Hr ll l~<l t llk. Jr nl Hogsetl , \\'. Va ., Mr. ;md - - - - ; !\·Irs. J ;mH~s Bumgarner dlld ! Roger, Pt. Plea s <~nt , Mr. and , 1\-rr~. 1\ennetll Wy<mt, 1\enndh . and Tunmy, Loga n, Ohio . :\.·1r. , iand Mrs. Larry t:berstm..:h ul' I Minersville, Ohio, Mr. and !\'Irs. I Bo.ymond Bumgarnt.·r ut .\olar- - - - 1ion, Ohiu. Mr and Mrs. t.llen RF. UNTON ON SEPT. 4 I Humgarner, ~-larysv rlle, Ohio, Mr. and Mr-s. Roy J . Bum~arThe Layne Reunion wil! be r.er and Hremhr <md Mr s~ H<ll'· ' held Sunday, Sept. -1, at the twra Penzil ot Flint. Mi..:h. Ul'ation I eNew Shades eMesh or Flat Knit 1\lr. Chronic Maternal ID ness in Low Jncome Families is Bein,r Stu died by OSU Tearns News Notes 1 City Park in Parkershurg, W. ..'..~. a; MEN'S HI-STYLED eOXFORDS FULLY r; UA RA.VTFF/1 BROADClOTH SHORTS be • • F. A. Batey, Mro. H. L. Dyer, Those attending were Mr. Mr;;. John Fry, Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Harry M_iller, .VIr. , Wagenhals, and Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Harry Pickens. Mr, Roush The next meeting will .and Mrs. James N. Roush, Lm- i be August 10 at the home of da and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. 1Mrs. H. H. Vance. e All Cotlon e Black - Olive ATHLETIC SHIRTS ASST. COLORS c BOY'S DERBY BRAND TEE SHIRTS KNIT BRIEFS 46c e DRESS OXFORDS Boys 6 to 16 ... 13% oz. WESTERN DENIM Everything Thets N- Boys'- Girls' SCHOOL SHOES 1f1fteen weeks tour of duly and Th.e annual Bumgarner F.am- his wife and children will re-- · !ly Reunion was held Sunday. side in Middleporl during his I BUMGARNER REUNION SPORT SOCKS LADIES' HI STYLED DRESSES e Girls Strap1 e&yl Oltord1 AugUst 14, in the New Haven absem·e. Park with approximately 73 persons attending. A plcnic din· ner was served at noon and a short business meeting was conducled by the presid~ t. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herma1 Layne, I :vir. and Mrs. C. M. Adams. i Jr.. and Bruce have returned i from a two weeks vacation in Boys' 6 16 Howard E. Bumgarner of lndi- pi lal. anapolls, Ind .. and Robert D. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Killings- , • • 1 ASST. COLORS "'Bumgarner of Tororrto . .Canada. worth and children of Hope- ' Mrs. Marie Bumgarner with . v.-ell, Va ., were guests of Mr. · . her son, Leo and his fllmily. at- 'and Mrs. Wilbur Webb. LONG SLEEVE tended from Uniondale, Ind. , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nease and ' They displayed a picture of the · children were wePkend guPSts , latE' William Bumgarner: also a of her mother, Mrs. J . V. MeCongressional Medal of Honor , Grew. . BOY'S 6 to 16 FALL PERMANENT PRESS MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX~ UP TIME! COTION SLACKS s CARLOAD come see us and save nowl Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY MASON W.VA. """*'173-555-t Colloct.And ' ' " DollvtrJ NEW MISTY COLORS • • SIZES S·M·L-EX.I.. dueled during lhe morning and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell and pl~ns dlseussed for the ne" Vickie of Pomeroy were rec<,nll year Rrojects whlch begins In Sunday visitors of Sf)ptem~r. The new· yearboolo! ents, Mr. and Mrs. will b• ~islrlbllled at the ne•l Russell.. ' meeiing 1o be helcl at the home . Mrs. Charley Smith and Mn. o1 Mrs. ·Hilda Kina· · ' Doyle Knapp and sons Present were Mr. and Mrs._ business visUorb in Galflpo1lts I Wayne KinJ, Mr. and Mrt. recently. Larrv Williams Mrs. Milne Mrs. Jack Elom and son and Davis and daughter, Joyce Mrs. ~·red ~ckerman Mrs. Clarencr Murray, Mr•. ill Gallipolis Wednesday. Jackie Reed Mrs. ·paul WiM Susil! •Ill! Kathy sCarbel-ry.j and Mrs. Mar&aret ~alley and of \\\'est VI\'Rinla are vlsiUI)I Joanria Meehan of Columbus, wllh•· llietr grandparents, ' Mt. guesti lhl' · JO!! Hatfield. ·· GIRL'S NEW BACK-TO.SCHOOL DRESSES Asst. Colors - 7 Girl's 4 to 14 Aut. Color to 14 I, . RAYON. PANTIES •, V1lues To $2.98 MENS LONG SLEEVE FANty KNITS end ASST. TAILORED Sport Shirts 97 ior c Our Low Prlco •., i . pair t Ladi.. ' Whlta lo A11t. ' ' ' RAYON ·PANTIES c Reg. 49c Value pair 5-6-7 i, ' k •. ' - ' '"' !· .• A MARKET Open Mon.-Frl ••• ____ 9 to ,I Saturday -------- ••••••• II to a 5TH & PEARL STS.-RACINE • "The Store Wi!l• A Harl" SWEET PEAS Special Values For August 25-26-27' Hunt's Family Size . ~ Tomato Catsup 4 10ot. bottles Evervd•y Low Pricel . Grade A HomOQenizecl $1 ILK Stokely's APPlE SAUCE 2 303 cans Why Pay GALLON More? l7c l c . ·'f' - -........ _ DEL MONTE REGULAR or PINK ( Bard to B~at Buul Jo-Bo Brand Pineapple-Grapef't ·3 ROC)M$· New •' 'j I Dog & Cat DRINK$ oo 3 cans FOOD 5 12 i 1. 46oz. Hard to •~•t Buut short bu~inE':ss session was con- Dale Russell of Columbus and a'S REG. 59c DRESS SOCKS .. •.. ··.. · .. 49c 49c SOCKS ........ •.. • 39c lOY'S lEG.- Siz.. 6to 14 Compare It $1 .49 c,.,, (Construction Grade) If you pl1n to build, remodel or repair MOHAIR SWEATERS WHITE SLIPS SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICI BEST PRICE in the VALLEY SNEAKERS Wood, A.thens, Emmett Jones, w~re business visitors In Co- Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Eme,.on luinbus last week . While !here Jones and family, . ~a;bara they visited Mr· and Mrs. Ar· Jones, Middleport; Mr. an d thur McGhee and family and Mrs. Lee Dav~dsoo, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor Mr. and Mrs . .William purtoo and daughlers and Miss SanaJ)dL!Ia_ughler. LJSa : Mr. 1nd;dra McGhee and Jo Smtih Mrli) Flo)'d Chapmdn ani : accompanied the Smiths home daughler , Shelly , Colum\lus. for 8 vacalion. Mary Ruth Barnilz was a Arls, Cra/tl Club weekend visitor of her grandPlans its Pro11ram parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. The Bradbury Arts aruj· Crafts Robeson and Chester Morris . Club held ;15 annual picnic re- Mr. and Mrs . Harold GUiogly cenliy at Royal Oak Park. A and family of Carpenter, Mr. COMPARE AT $7.95 HANES CREW SOCKS Argo Brand and Mrs .·SocJ"ety Notes LADIES'- TEEN-AGERS MOLDED SOLE-CANVAS GIRL'S ADJUSTA-Ll!NGTH Mr or Slices Wolf peO \" LADIES' IMPORTED GROUP ITAUAN WOOL eBiack eWhite mara • Ful-·V alu ---=====:.___ u s 47 1 • Jr. , Cook 'and Mr. and M;s. chael Griffilh and childr:m, Mrs. Carol and famJ-! Troy, KaUee and Gina of Pomely, Mr. and MJ:s. Robert Jones troy. and children. Bobby, Carolyn ' · and Jamtl, Shade;. Mr. and I .... Mrs. Ray); ~·ley..,. ae;.i , .n i Danny, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. ., Waller lj. Jonea and son, Gro~- · ory, :'ilheOs: Mrs. norww Dandalclr, and ·family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parsons and ,,,, Paul Jr., Athent; M~. Kale i Mr. and Mrs Charley Smith \ 0. MIDDLEPORTI lOoz. 0, '9.95 99 MENS STRIPE TOP WHITE I, s 94 Com ]Hire -at- re:'i~~~~~~and::· Richard, l Sizer Junior. - Misses - Half Slzet eKNIT e SPORT SHIRTS Canada. Harold Bumgarner. The fami· Mrs. Lillian Fields has re-ly history was dis cus~ed with turned home after being a pa- l thf reading (I{ letters from tient in Veterans Memorial hos- I ~ to ones_an c eSHEA'I'IIS- "A" lJNES e HIP HUGGERS - EMPmES Phillips Sisters Style Shop Right Reserved to Limit Quantitiu Peacbes NEW DESIGNS "' 6.95 Reg. BAKER FURNITURE RACINE Del Monte EXCELLENT COLORS $494 BOYS BACK TO SCHOOL I' • • eo,_.. • ., s1u5 3Y2 to 6 99 • FALL COATS , e SPORT LOAfERS JEANS ; \ SPECIAL PURCHASI GROUP LADIES LAMINATED WOOL BOYS LEATHER ARRIVING DAILY! Jones Family · Reunion Held In Athens each PAIR Mrs. Luther Smith , Terry and Force Base, New Hampsh1re, Timmy , Mr. and Mrs. Robert , have been visiting Mr. and Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoft- I Mrs . llrmry Copehart and oth' man, Mrs. Eugene Hudnall, •Pr relatives here for the fldSl -~'J_Jizabeth and . David. and Miss , th. ree week s. :\Jr. Capehart Jeft , · mda Perry. for Goose Bay, Canada, for a HEAD SCARFS ewalst 29 to 36 Now In Progress! WORD GETS AROUND ABOUT THE .THRIFTY BUYS AT THIS STORE! WHY DON'T YOU TRY US THIS' WEEK? I CHIFFON Req. $7.95 s Charles Weaver and Charlene, PERSONALS lllr. and Mrs. Harold Bumgar- AC and Mrs. Irwin Capehart, aer and Mary Ann , Mr. and Bobby and Linda ,-ot -Pease Air . LADIES NYLON BLACK nr F{!OWN KNIT BRIEFS KNIT T-SHIRTS All Sizes SLACKS DRESSES Your . Food Savings_ CASUAL eLOAFERS Tt''· ! , "DERBY" UNDERWE.!.R MEN'S NO-IRON PERM-PRESS elect and assistant principal al Canlon McKinley High SchO<·, !, sold lhe organizatiOn was concorned al the state's relaxing ol teaching cer!Uicate require. ments and the Cleveland school dislrlcl's proposal , lo hire col- HOME FURNISHINGS .l ~~-~--tsp~~~~~sc~a:~:w:•:~~~~g;e~g~n;d:ua:te:s~w:l:lh~M~~:c:hl:n~g!~~~=~~~:u:rt:S:t~.:·~P:o:m:e:~:Y~~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ education. by to inventory and evalua.e com- Vmton and Washmg:on. the U.~. ChUdren's Bureau to munity resources such as home finance a statistical analysis ~ nursing care, housekeeper and material gathered bt interviews homemaker services and day with 200 chronically ill homema· care centers, in all 28 Appabkers living In eight Ohio Appala· chlan counties of Ohio. chiao counties. . Two hundred other homema- SpeCial attention wiD be kers in the area who are oot to what exleot the chronicaUy Ill were also biter· sourc~s are used by lhe viewed for comparison. lntervaewed. Bolh groups were asked by The project is co-directed by txperienced interviewers for a Drs. Ruth Deacon,· chairman of description of members of the the divlslon of l household, lhe extent of chronic housing and equlpmenl in Ulness in the family, members' School of Home Economics, occupaliooal and employmenl Francllle Maloch of the schooL status, communication and lsolalion of the famlly, family func- Mrs. Ann S. Bardwell, a nd decl i k'•• ate student working toward the . t .lOnmg a s oo rna ...,., so- Ph D d . . t l d. c"al . . and egree •s as_sd,.cliat 1. . parti . c1patlon, food and nu- rector trabted ., :·inclnalltl· tr1lmn ufcludlns the m . 1erv1ewers . , meal paltems . who were d th f 1 8 an e ami Y economic posl- through lhe Ohio Slate Empl lion oy · menl Service. The Ohio n.,,.,,.•l menls of Heollh and have also cooperal€d in lhe dy. The Ohio counlies where views were conducted are Alh. . ens, Belmont, Carroll, Highland, The annual Jones family re- Hockins, Meigs, Scioto and CoIDI!on was h<!ld Sunday al lhe - -· borne of Mrs. Dorolhy Dandak· Guinther Familie• ls in Athens. A basket dinner In R . Sunuu.r -'·-· eunum was served oo the lawn at A reunion of the famllv noon. The oldest member at- William and Francis Guinlher te."ddng wa~. Mrs. Kate Wood of was held Sunday in Gallipo,is, 1\lfier.s,. 8CI. and ibe yuun~esl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed . was Bnan Gregory Jones, Alb- lison Guinlher and daught...-s, ens, 9 ~lila. , Caryl and Deborah. Halves Allelldmg were Mr. und Atlending were Bernard Guin · Mrs .., Frank· Jones and famJI~, ther and son. L.A.; and g.,ndMJ:. ·and .M.rs. Frank, Jr. and son Brian McDade of Galli]IC!li>: ' Dianna, Donna, Bnon Mr. and Mrs. John Guin(l,er. . Douglas, Columbus; Winter Haven, Fla .; Mrs FdFred Ji>neo and waril J. Corc-oran and children, •. and Betsy, Bel· James, Joseph , Michael, EdLarry Jmws ward and Caryl Groce, 1\'opIP~\ S!even and Mar-1 ping, Conn.; Mr and Mrs. ClayMr. a,nd ton Faris, Parkersburg, W.Va. ; and douilh Mr. and Mrs. Guy Eddie Guin !I~;, , AihJ''ns; Mrd. h~ldd ther and children, G. E. and To- OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MKT., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MEN'S FAMOUS 100% FINE COTTON LEAHN OF LIE.'\ ill Worll has Oeerr reePhed o.f ~ ,iw dl'<tl h ot Mrs. H ome r i Marjorie 1 Hn nker, a former 1\IN.ONE CLASS res 1derrt ol th is arf'a . She d1ed 1 The Win - One Class of the New H ~ven EUB Churr-h met in a hospital in Las Vegas, Nev. :md the ! lll ll'l'al WiiS held there. loll 1\l unday Pvt'ning, Augu ~ t l:l. KE~VPEKATINt; ..-...L the New Hav t>n Park tor a A2c Willi am l' . 1VJaynard . AF -wiener roast. J57H284 - i406 Support SquadMrs. Eugen_e Hudnall led the 1011 • Uo\ t.i?l. APO .\t>w York, 1,1 f'~ .,1 OH057, so n of Mr . and ~-Irs. · ~~\'t;t rons, hliSI~g 1e J t>~~ Maynard , i::. 1!1 i-1 hospital ' ~ l!l't' , t e r'. 0 l.u · St: npt urf' u ~ed '-'<-1 ~ Psalm JO-t. 111 l< 'rankfur t, Gernwny, recupDtlring the bllsiness meeti11g cratmg lrom kidney surgery . conduttt'd by lht· das:-; r)r('_..;r - lie wou ld appre<:rct le mC~il !rom dent . H;uul d Hu n 1~ <1rnPr, il tlmHI' . was annoutwt'd Uta\ the <·lass SEWIM.i ClUB has been in\'ited to a eorn roast The New Haven Sewi11g club 1 at the hume of Mr. and \l rs. met at the home of Mrs. OUie Edwin Stein on the evening of · H.oush witl1 Mrs. R. F. Brya&t ! Au g. 29. The next regular meet- as co-hostess, for a luncheon. ing will be held at the home ol Those aUendmg were Mrs. 1 Mr and Mrs. Harold Bumgar- L. C. Rou.sh, Mrs. D. A. Smith, , ne~-Mrs. James MacKmghl, Mrs. : Va. A basket dinr1Pr will s1•nwd r.t nnon. ;~!~~:~so~ ;,o~i~:~.~:r:~ate·· Kenneth Kale, OEA preSident- 0- 1 ~~ Money has been granted NEW FALL In · ~ . · COLUjllllUS - A·team of The chronil!Bily Ill mother was shoclon. · ~io State University home eoo- asked additional questions about Olher counties where agencies nomlstl has launched die last ~~W· IIIness and changes In the are being surveyed a~e Adams, slop of siUdy of what effects Ihobsehold since she became Ill. Brown, Clermont, Gallla, Guern· chronic maternal iUness Amons other things, she was sey, Harrison, Holmes, Jackson, has on the low income famlly 1 as~ed how her children were Jefferson, Lawrence, Monroe, 1 .and lhe home in Appalochian Icared for. Morsan, Muskingum, Noble, 1 ·!'1e"" Ha\'eD Sludy Teacher Crl•l• The OElA's executive committee announced plans lu m~et either Thursday or Friday' r MEASURE YOUR SAVINGS-· FUL-VALU MEATS "'•nninq A Picnic? B•rbecue Our Own G"od Fresh Ground BEEF 3 lbs. -,, Magic 1 Bleach . 391 ,.........., Gallon Plastic Juq • hirt1 S~tUI.iq . Fairmont �' ·~. f- .. ~ ,~ r' ". r l ' I' ' . "" ' lAKER OF QUAUTY garner, 1-'eggy and ~ue , A,nna, , <Jim ) •i n;. Paul Hwngarner, : Rt>gistration ~ll be in Point Terry and Diana, all or Letart, Pleasant at 7 p.m. on Seplt>m- W. VoL .\Irs. Mcme tJumg<~r· tier 7 at the Point Pleasant High ; ner, Mr and !\Irs. Leo HumSchool with the coursf' o!IPred g;_rrnt>r. l:in tl'l'. l{lr.:kle . Stan, bei ng Couust> Ung and Gu1da rwe ' i\like and Dawn Jenkin ~, all of · 273 tBa sic Course in GuidaiH:el. ' li11 rond ak Ind ., Hr ll l~<l t llk. Jr nl Hogsetl , \\'. Va ., Mr. ;md - - - - ; !\·Irs. J ;mH~s Bumgarner dlld ! Roger, Pt. Plea s <~nt , Mr. and , 1\-rr~. 1\ennetll Wy<mt, 1\enndh . and Tunmy, Loga n, Ohio . :\.·1r. , iand Mrs. Larry t:berstm..:h ul' I Minersville, Ohio, Mr. and !\'Irs. I Bo.ymond Bumgarnt.·r ut .\olar- - - - 1ion, Ohiu. Mr and Mrs. t.llen RF. UNTON ON SEPT. 4 I Humgarner, ~-larysv rlle, Ohio, Mr. and Mr-s. Roy J . Bum~arThe Layne Reunion wil! be r.er and Hremhr <md Mr s~ H<ll'· ' held Sunday, Sept. -1, at the twra Penzil ot Flint. Mi..:h. Ul'ation I eNew Shades eMesh or Flat Knit 1\lr. Chronic Maternal ID ness in Low Jncome Families is Bein,r Stu died by OSU Tearns News Notes 1 City Park in Parkershurg, W. ..'..~. a; MEN'S HI-STYLED eOXFORDS FULLY r; UA RA.VTFF/1 BROADClOTH SHORTS be • • F. A. Batey, Mro. H. L. Dyer, Those attending were Mr. Mr;;. John Fry, Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Harry M_iller, .VIr. , Wagenhals, and Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Harry Pickens. Mr, Roush The next meeting will .and Mrs. James N. Roush, Lm- i be August 10 at the home of da and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. 1Mrs. H. H. Vance. e All Cotlon e Black - Olive ATHLETIC SHIRTS ASST. COLORS c BOY'S DERBY BRAND TEE SHIRTS KNIT BRIEFS 46c e DRESS OXFORDS Boys 6 to 16 ... 13% oz. WESTERN DENIM Everything Thets N- Boys'- Girls' SCHOOL SHOES 1f1fteen weeks tour of duly and Th.e annual Bumgarner F.am- his wife and children will re-- · !ly Reunion was held Sunday. side in Middleporl during his I BUMGARNER REUNION SPORT SOCKS LADIES' HI STYLED DRESSES e Girls Strap1 e&yl Oltord1 AugUst 14, in the New Haven absem·e. Park with approximately 73 persons attending. A plcnic din· ner was served at noon and a short business meeting was conducled by the presid~ t. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herma1 Layne, I :vir. and Mrs. C. M. Adams. i Jr.. and Bruce have returned i from a two weeks vacation in Boys' 6 16 Howard E. Bumgarner of lndi- pi lal. anapolls, Ind .. and Robert D. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Killings- , • • 1 ASST. COLORS "'Bumgarner of Tororrto . .Canada. worth and children of Hope- ' Mrs. Marie Bumgarner with . v.-ell, Va ., were guests of Mr. · . her son, Leo and his fllmily. at- 'and Mrs. Wilbur Webb. LONG SLEEVE tended from Uniondale, Ind. , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nease and ' They displayed a picture of the · children were wePkend guPSts , latE' William Bumgarner: also a of her mother, Mrs. J . V. MeCongressional Medal of Honor , Grew. . BOY'S 6 to 16 FALL PERMANENT PRESS MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX~ UP TIME! COTION SLACKS s CARLOAD come see us and save nowl Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY MASON W.VA. """*'173-555-t Colloct.And ' ' " DollvtrJ NEW MISTY COLORS • • SIZES S·M·L-EX.I.. dueled during lhe morning and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell and pl~ns dlseussed for the ne" Vickie of Pomeroy were rec<,nll year Rrojects whlch begins In Sunday visitors of Sf)ptem~r. The new· yearboolo! ents, Mr. and Mrs. will b• ~islrlbllled at the ne•l Russell.. ' meeiing 1o be helcl at the home . Mrs. Charley Smith and Mn. o1 Mrs. ·Hilda Kina· · ' Doyle Knapp and sons Present were Mr. and Mrs._ business visUorb in Galflpo1lts I Wayne KinJ, Mr. and Mrt. recently. Larrv Williams Mrs. Milne Mrs. Jack Elom and son and Davis and daughter, Joyce Mrs. ~·red ~ckerman Mrs. Clarencr Murray, Mr•. ill Gallipolis Wednesday. Jackie Reed Mrs. ·paul WiM Susil! •Ill! Kathy sCarbel-ry.j and Mrs. Mar&aret ~alley and of \\\'est VI\'Rinla are vlsiUI)I Joanria Meehan of Columbus, wllh•· llietr grandparents, ' Mt. guesti lhl' · JO!! Hatfield. ·· GIRL'S NEW BACK-TO.SCHOOL DRESSES Asst. Colors - 7 Girl's 4 to 14 Aut. Color to 14 I, . RAYON. PANTIES •, V1lues To $2.98 MENS LONG SLEEVE FANty KNITS end ASST. TAILORED Sport Shirts 97 ior c Our Low Prlco •., i . pair t Ladi.. ' Whlta lo A11t. ' ' ' RAYON ·PANTIES c Reg. 49c Value pair 5-6-7 i, ' k •. ' - ' '"' !· .• A MARKET Open Mon.-Frl ••• ____ 9 to ,I Saturday -------- ••••••• II to a 5TH & PEARL STS.-RACINE • "The Store Wi!l• A Harl" SWEET PEAS Special Values For August 25-26-27' Hunt's Family Size . ~ Tomato Catsup 4 10ot. bottles Evervd•y Low Pricel . Grade A HomOQenizecl $1 ILK Stokely's APPlE SAUCE 2 303 cans Why Pay GALLON More? l7c l c . ·'f' - -........ _ DEL MONTE REGULAR or PINK ( Bard to B~at Buul Jo-Bo Brand Pineapple-Grapef't ·3 ROC)M$· New •' 'j I Dog & Cat DRINK$ oo 3 cans FOOD 5 12 i 1. 46oz. Hard to •~•t Buut short bu~inE':ss session was con- Dale Russell of Columbus and a'S REG. 59c DRESS SOCKS .. •.. ··.. · .. 49c 49c SOCKS ........ •.. • 39c lOY'S lEG.- Siz.. 6to 14 Compare It $1 .49 c,.,, (Construction Grade) If you pl1n to build, remodel or repair MOHAIR SWEATERS WHITE SLIPS SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICI BEST PRICE in the VALLEY SNEAKERS Wood, A.thens, Emmett Jones, w~re business visitors In Co- Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Eme,.on luinbus last week . While !here Jones and family, . ~a;bara they visited Mr· and Mrs. Ar· Jones, Middleport; Mr. an d thur McGhee and family and Mrs. Lee Dav~dsoo, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor Mr. and Mrs . .William purtoo and daughlers and Miss SanaJ)dL!Ia_ughler. LJSa : Mr. 1nd;dra McGhee and Jo Smtih Mrli) Flo)'d Chapmdn ani : accompanied the Smiths home daughler , Shelly , Colum\lus. for 8 vacalion. Mary Ruth Barnilz was a Arls, Cra/tl Club weekend visitor of her grandPlans its Pro11ram parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. The Bradbury Arts aruj· Crafts Robeson and Chester Morris . Club held ;15 annual picnic re- Mr. and Mrs . Harold GUiogly cenliy at Royal Oak Park. A and family of Carpenter, Mr. COMPARE AT $7.95 HANES CREW SOCKS Argo Brand and Mrs .·SocJ"ety Notes LADIES'- TEEN-AGERS MOLDED SOLE-CANVAS GIRL'S ADJUSTA-Ll!NGTH Mr or Slices Wolf peO \" LADIES' IMPORTED GROUP ITAUAN WOOL eBiack eWhite mara • Ful-·V alu ---=====:.___ u s 47 1 • Jr. , Cook 'and Mr. and M;s. chael Griffilh and childr:m, Mrs. Carol and famJ-! Troy, KaUee and Gina of Pomely, Mr. and MJ:s. Robert Jones troy. and children. Bobby, Carolyn ' · and Jamtl, Shade;. Mr. and I .... Mrs. Ray); ~·ley..,. ae;.i , .n i Danny, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. ., Waller lj. Jonea and son, Gro~- · ory, :'ilheOs: Mrs. norww Dandalclr, and ·family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parsons and ,,,, Paul Jr., Athent; M~. Kale i Mr. and Mrs Charley Smith \ 0. MIDDLEPORTI lOoz. 0, '9.95 99 MENS STRIPE TOP WHITE I, s 94 Com ]Hire -at- re:'i~~~~~~and::· Richard, l Sizer Junior. - Misses - Half Slzet eKNIT e SPORT SHIRTS Canada. Harold Bumgarner. The fami· Mrs. Lillian Fields has re-ly history was dis cus~ed with turned home after being a pa- l thf reading (I{ letters from tient in Veterans Memorial hos- I ~ to ones_an c eSHEA'I'IIS- "A" lJNES e HIP HUGGERS - EMPmES Phillips Sisters Style Shop Right Reserved to Limit Quantitiu Peacbes NEW DESIGNS "' 6.95 Reg. BAKER FURNITURE RACINE Del Monte EXCELLENT COLORS $494 BOYS BACK TO SCHOOL I' • • eo,_.. • ., s1u5 3Y2 to 6 99 • FALL COATS , e SPORT LOAfERS JEANS ; \ SPECIAL PURCHASI GROUP LADIES LAMINATED WOOL BOYS LEATHER ARRIVING DAILY! Jones Family · Reunion Held In Athens each PAIR Mrs. Luther Smith , Terry and Force Base, New Hampsh1re, Timmy , Mr. and Mrs. Robert , have been visiting Mr. and Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoft- I Mrs . llrmry Copehart and oth' man, Mrs. Eugene Hudnall, •Pr relatives here for the fldSl -~'J_Jizabeth and . David. and Miss , th. ree week s. :\Jr. Capehart Jeft , · mda Perry. for Goose Bay, Canada, for a HEAD SCARFS ewalst 29 to 36 Now In Progress! WORD GETS AROUND ABOUT THE .THRIFTY BUYS AT THIS STORE! WHY DON'T YOU TRY US THIS' WEEK? I CHIFFON Req. $7.95 s Charles Weaver and Charlene, PERSONALS lllr. and Mrs. Harold Bumgar- AC and Mrs. Irwin Capehart, aer and Mary Ann , Mr. and Bobby and Linda ,-ot -Pease Air . LADIES NYLON BLACK nr F{!OWN KNIT BRIEFS KNIT T-SHIRTS All Sizes SLACKS DRESSES Your . Food Savings_ CASUAL eLOAFERS Tt''· ! , "DERBY" UNDERWE.!.R MEN'S NO-IRON PERM-PRESS elect and assistant principal al Canlon McKinley High SchO<·, !, sold lhe organizatiOn was concorned al the state's relaxing ol teaching cer!Uicate require. ments and the Cleveland school dislrlcl's proposal , lo hire col- HOME FURNISHINGS .l ~~-~--tsp~~~~~sc~a:~:w:•:~~~~g;e~g~n;d:ua:te:s~w:l:lh~M~~:c:hl:n~g!~~~=~~~:u:rt:S:t~.:·~P:o:m:e:~:Y~~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ education. by to inventory and evalua.e com- Vmton and Washmg:on. the U.~. ChUdren's Bureau to munity resources such as home finance a statistical analysis ~ nursing care, housekeeper and material gathered bt interviews homemaker services and day with 200 chronically ill homema· care centers, in all 28 Appabkers living In eight Ohio Appala· chlan counties of Ohio. chiao counties. . Two hundred other homema- SpeCial attention wiD be kers in the area who are oot to what exleot the chronicaUy Ill were also biter· sourc~s are used by lhe viewed for comparison. lntervaewed. Bolh groups were asked by The project is co-directed by txperienced interviewers for a Drs. Ruth Deacon,· chairman of description of members of the the divlslon of l household, lhe extent of chronic housing and equlpmenl in Ulness in the family, members' School of Home Economics, occupaliooal and employmenl Francllle Maloch of the schooL status, communication and lsolalion of the famlly, family func- Mrs. Ann S. Bardwell, a nd decl i k'•• ate student working toward the . t .lOnmg a s oo rna ...,., so- Ph D d . . t l d. c"al . . and egree •s as_sd,.cliat 1. . parti . c1patlon, food and nu- rector trabted ., :·inclnalltl· tr1lmn ufcludlns the m . 1erv1ewers . , meal paltems . who were d th f 1 8 an e ami Y economic posl- through lhe Ohio Slate Empl lion oy · menl Service. The Ohio n.,,.,,.•l menls of Heollh and have also cooperal€d in lhe dy. The Ohio counlies where views were conducted are Alh. . ens, Belmont, Carroll, Highland, The annual Jones family re- Hockins, Meigs, Scioto and CoIDI!on was h<!ld Sunday al lhe - -· borne of Mrs. Dorolhy Dandak· Guinther Familie• ls in Athens. A basket dinner In R . Sunuu.r -'·-· eunum was served oo the lawn at A reunion of the famllv noon. The oldest member at- William and Francis Guinlher te."ddng wa~. Mrs. Kate Wood of was held Sunday in Gallipo,is, 1\lfier.s,. 8CI. and ibe yuun~esl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed . was Bnan Gregory Jones, Alb- lison Guinlher and daught...-s, ens, 9 ~lila. , Caryl and Deborah. Halves Allelldmg were Mr. und Atlending were Bernard Guin · Mrs .., Frank· Jones and famJI~, ther and son. L.A.; and g.,ndMJ:. ·and .M.rs. Frank, Jr. and son Brian McDade of Galli]IC!li>: ' Dianna, Donna, Bnon Mr. and Mrs. John Guin(l,er. . Douglas, Columbus; Winter Haven, Fla .; Mrs FdFred Ji>neo and waril J. Corc-oran and children, •. and Betsy, Bel· James, Joseph , Michael, EdLarry Jmws ward and Caryl Groce, 1\'opIP~\ S!even and Mar-1 ping, Conn.; Mr and Mrs. ClayMr. a,nd ton Faris, Parkersburg, W.Va. ; and douilh Mr. and Mrs. Guy Eddie Guin !I~;, , AihJ''ns; Mrd. h~ldd ther and children, G. E. and To- OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MKT., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MEN'S FAMOUS 100% FINE COTTON LEAHN OF LIE.'\ ill Worll has Oeerr reePhed o.f ~ ,iw dl'<tl h ot Mrs. H ome r i Marjorie 1 Hn nker, a former 1\IN.ONE CLASS res 1derrt ol th is arf'a . She d1ed 1 The Win - One Class of the New H ~ven EUB Churr-h met in a hospital in Las Vegas, Nev. :md the ! lll ll'l'al WiiS held there. loll 1\l unday Pvt'ning, Augu ~ t l:l. KE~VPEKATINt; ..-...L the New Hav t>n Park tor a A2c Willi am l' . 1VJaynard . AF -wiener roast. J57H284 - i406 Support SquadMrs. Eugen_e Hudnall led the 1011 • Uo\ t.i?l. APO .\t>w York, 1,1 f'~ .,1 OH057, so n of Mr . and ~-Irs. · ~~\'t;t rons, hliSI~g 1e J t>~~ Maynard , i::. 1!1 i-1 hospital ' ~ l!l't' , t e r'. 0 l.u · St: npt urf' u ~ed '-'<-1 ~ Psalm JO-t. 111 l< 'rankfur t, Gernwny, recupDtlring the bllsiness meeti11g cratmg lrom kidney surgery . conduttt'd by lht· das:-; r)r('_..;r - lie wou ld appre<:rct le mC~il !rom dent . H;uul d Hu n 1~ <1rnPr, il tlmHI' . was annoutwt'd Uta\ the <·lass SEWIM.i ClUB has been in\'ited to a eorn roast The New Haven Sewi11g club 1 at the hume of Mr. and \l rs. met at the home of Mrs. OUie Edwin Stein on the evening of · H.oush witl1 Mrs. R. F. Brya&t ! Au g. 29. The next regular meet- as co-hostess, for a luncheon. ing will be held at the home ol Those aUendmg were Mrs. 1 Mr and Mrs. Harold Bumgar- L. C. Rou.sh, Mrs. D. A. Smith, , ne~-Mrs. James MacKmghl, Mrs. : Va. A basket dinr1Pr will s1•nwd r.t nnon. ;~!~~:~so~ ;,o~i~:~.~:r:~ate·· Kenneth Kale, OEA preSident- 0- 1 ~~ Money has been granted NEW FALL In · ~ . · COLUjllllUS - A·team of The chronil!Bily Ill mother was shoclon. · ~io State University home eoo- asked additional questions about Olher counties where agencies nomlstl has launched die last ~~W· IIIness and changes In the are being surveyed a~e Adams, slop of siUdy of what effects Ihobsehold since she became Ill. Brown, Clermont, Gallla, Guern· chronic maternal iUness Amons other things, she was sey, Harrison, Holmes, Jackson, has on the low income famlly 1 as~ed how her children were Jefferson, Lawrence, Monroe, 1 .and lhe home in Appalochian Icared for. Morsan, Muskingum, Noble, 1 ·!'1e"" Ha\'eD Sludy Teacher Crl•l• The OElA's executive committee announced plans lu m~et either Thursday or Friday' r MEASURE YOUR SAVINGS-· FUL-VALU MEATS "'•nninq A Picnic? B•rbecue Our Own G"od Fresh Ground BEEF 3 lbs. -,, Magic 1 Bleach . 391 ,.........., Gallon Plastic Juq • hirt1 S~tUI.iq . Fairmont �, i ~ . I ' ' ·- . ' ~ .. •· " r . .- ~ ·- . '" ~ ;~'7r::::7U~~..;~usemnBattle ~=:-.:.= 43 HofehdsiOldtOC&~~ven COLIJMBUS (UP!) - s~ould The President Novice G. Fawcett sewn for a "crllically needed" aewa agency IIJlllouneed. Tassi Coa~ Howle Lee !!filler, for- •. orldni hanl ·toward Ita ROUND 1:1, 130, htVIf"'*: 7 ~~~~~~~r:=~~;;;.~~·~~~··:!.If,; .Jaltle of the Museum flared up Iclaims the school get 11 open stack undergraduate 11- satd on aaiGmallc Laaa-11 mer MarShall UDiverslty quart- on's cpened Sepl. 9 at gain today as members of the ! for nothing. brary. lioll wetgfliJig 3,MO poaado erback, new football ooach at High School, Lawrenl!e 1 )hio Historical Society charged 1 On Tuesday Fawcett Issued a He said that use of the mu- was aboard tile rocket. Kyger Creek 111gb School, has lfere Is the 1966 l!pbcal !hio State University officials j statement which, in part, said sewn structure would save the The launcblq look place 43 football candidates out for ule: ' . . hallback; Mike ·· · · o ' ol vith using pressure tactics. OSU would use the old state $2 to $3 miUion on such a under a program lor explor- the 1966 Bobcat football sqU!.d. Sept. 9 _ .at Fajrland; SepL ' ballback. Back:To·$ch · The dispute 1s over the so· library and elimmate the ne- ing the mooa aod areas oear The 1966 Bndcat squad . Ill· 16 - at Hann"\' Trll!e; Sei!L Freshinen - .Sle·ven ,...,..dll '' · ' · :iety's present museum on the I cessity of asking lor new state it. Tass made no of /eludes nino seniors, 13 jumors, 23 - 11/lcble; Sopt 30. - Norlb 5-7, 145, taCltle; JSU campus. It will be vacated l OWO . a b•mao being aboard and nine sophomores, and 12 fresh· Gallla: Oct. 7 - at Eastern; 115, . tackle; Tor;n 1'1 •hen the soc1ety moves to il< ' This stmply amounts to the the prol!e was presumed to 1 men. Coach Miller has only Oct. 14 - Soulhwestem;· OcL 166, !ullback; ··•, r; 1 1ew $10 million complex near use of pressure tactics," charg- be unmanned. four returning lettermen from ·21 - Aluander (>Athens .ooun- 180, ~i Jack , · .' 99 hE state fairgrounds. and osu ed Fred J. Milligan, legal counthe 1965 squad which ended the ty): Oct. 'tl - Qrauncey·!Jov· quarterback: to. .' 11 vants it. sel for the society. JAYCEES TO MEET season with a 11-3 recorcl. er and Nov. 4- Vliltbn County II, 1811, tackle; Cl!f!Ofli~ll!Do-.. ''k . ·' ·. ' $&li:o.a Society officials say the school -Don E. Weaver, chairman of The Meigs County Jaycees Th 1 tte M 1k High School. at McArthur. ~. 1:13, hallba~~; ..Mike 1U(W s welcome to the old building I Ry May Johnston the society's building adv isory ' e e rmen ars e · · ·5-7 ISO b !!back• Mtk - for a pnce of $2 million. OSU ' dM ' committee, wrote to Fawcett to Hwillll meeMtidtoddlay all thte8 Jaycee ISpaulding, 6-2, 190 po\lild sen· Is the 111116 .Bobl;at ...; 5-9 :45 11 - ---- - -- j Mr. an rs. John Busch had make clear the society's posi- 8 lh epor 3 p. m. ior end; Bill McCormick, &--9, squa · 'ld ' ' ' ·. ~~'·' a water well drilled and now tion. I All members are urged to at- 148 pound guard: Joey Wills, 5- Senlors - Mike Spaulding, II- Has ns, 5-6, 199, tac:lde, . have plenty of water ''It is a valuable building," he 1 tend. 10, 160 pound senior end; and !, !DO, end; ~U McCormick, 51 Mr. and Mrs Lee Lane and said, "and our society trustees Elwood Howard, Jr., 5-8, !55 9• 148 • ~arc!, Jerry Hall, .11-l, two children of Pittsburgh, Pa. h . t I' I t' po d junior hnlfback 165, end; Joey. Wllls, 5-10, 160, I .abvedno .m e~t JOnithoo vta!Cil tm~"or A'l'I'ENDS MEETING un . . end: Rick Thomas, 6-1, 165, 0 I moved to the property they re- a an onmg I w u .IrS •wY· Ralph Werry, Meigs Coun·l Coach Miller will be assisted end,· Don Rumley,<·. 145, half· cently purchased from Mr. and lng a firm understand g as t """ Mrs. Joe Circle. The Pack lam· . . . . "!. o ty and District 24 Jaycee GOY·' by Coach John C. Wickline, back; Don t.jorrow, 5-11, .145,. terms of ils diSpostlion. ernmental Affairs Chairman, at· bead basketball coach, well· end.· Steve Scott, 5-9. 195, tack· ily formerly lived there. , tended the slate meeting for known to Gallia County sports te. Fred Rodgers, 5-19, 165 Mrs. Anna Brewer remains : NOW YOU KNOW district chairmen a! the Ohio fans as former coach of the halfback. 'J'!',e 1966 squirrel hunting sea- about the same. Tbe modem Olympic 1ames, Jaycee Headquarters in Mar- 1 Rio Grande High School Blue Juniors - Tom Eblin, 5-9, oon opens at daylight on Sept Mr. and Mrs. Norman J..e. firs! beld In Atbeos ln 1896, ion recently. Men both in football and bask· 160, fullback; Roger White, ~. I, rem inded H. C. Peery, se<· hew visited Mr. and Mrs. DUion were the result of efforts by ethali. 179, tackle; Eddie Reese, H, ·etary of Meigs County Fish Taylor. Baron Pierre de Coubortin of LOCAL TEI.IPS The 1966 Bobcat squad is 135, halfb~ck: David Darst, 5·9, and Game Association, who al- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Franee to promote IDt.erest Ill T downtown 1145, guard. Elwood Howard, Jr. 1 e . so listed local business places 1and family went to Columbus education and culture, aceorcl· empera ur m H 155 halfback· Mike Shuler •here hunting and fishing li· l Sunday to visit her daughters, lng to tbe World Almaoac. , Pomeroy Wednesday at 11 a.m. TO MAIL LE'ITERS 5-9: 145, halfback: Pete Peck: censes may be purchased. Mrs. Wanda Donnelson and Mr. was 62 degrees under partly I Letters will be mailed to par- ~. 157, end: Fred McCumber, Peery said there are 19 sub- and Mrs. E. P. Stephens and LOVER DIES cloudy skies. ents of all MRS. atbletes invll· 5-10, 146, end; R01mie Pack, 5-7 •gents who donate their fees son. HOLLYWOOD tUPlJ - Fran· mg th~m to partictpa~ In the 162, guard; David Jividen, 5-10, ' A the Fish & Game Associa- . Mrs. Wanda Donnelson is hos- 1 cis X. Bushman, great lover of PLAN SUPPER Athletic Boosters. lAJws Sauer, m, end: Nelsoo Brumfield, S. lion for stocking and promoting 1pitaiized in Columbus. flle silent screen whose lull life , The betart Falls S~nday Jr., preSided Tuesday rught ov- II, 146, fullback; Keith OrumAll '66 Models oetter hunting and fJshmg m; Mr . and Mrs. Harley Keyse ranged from the days of , School will sponsor a Jitney er the regular meeting when mond, 5-7, lf5, halfback; Jim· \leigs County. 1 of Pataskala spent Saturday lantern slide lectures to current I supper, Saturday . September IO, IGene Hams proposed, and had my Hill, 5-7, 155, center. Huiitlng and trapping license : night and Sunday with Mr. and televJsJon, d1ed Tuesday alter a at the Letart Falls Community approved •. draft of the letter. Slphomores - Ken Buckley, I COLOR m required of everyone. re· Mrs. Carl Autherson and Mrs. tall at his home. He was 83. 1 hall. The WSCS will have home 1 Money-ratsmg projects were ~. 157. center: John Hughes, eBLACK & WHITE !ardless of age, excepting ser- Elva Dailey, ~tiversville, and made articles lor sale. also. rev1ewed. Coaches Fred H, 223, tackle; Steve Spsuld· •ice persnnnel on active duty, Mrs. Lottie Sheffield. Racine. WAS IT TORNADO? Phillis, Rick Hazelton, and Carl ing, 5-6, 120, quarterback; Jim eConsoln ePort1bln !aid Peery. Mr. William Abies went to BRYAN, Ohio (UPI) - The Wolfe (basketball) attended. White, ~. 140, quarterback; Businesses where licenses can 1the Veterans Hospital at Pitts- Stryker area in Williams County ELEtTED PRESIDENT ;ir....,-'-==-'---=o;;;,;;,...;.:,:~..;_::;_~...,;:~~~~ ALL SETS o. purchased are: burgh to visit his lather. He near here was hit Sunday by a PITTSBURGH (UP!) - AI· Pm'~'l~oy Gloeckner's, 1 visited other relatives at Beav- storm which m1ght have been a bert R. Wilhelmy of Cleveland, PRICED TO SELL mu- ~ O'd J FlatS menllo~ lu~ds.. Society Notes I ·s1:10 E'S I i... ._,., ~ i.' ' ·~ Kroger Fresh · Ground Beef '55 I! , s • 66 qUlffC1 Season t 0 Pen Sept.9 i Hed~ imilbaet~ c.,yrttM, The K,...... C.., 1M6 Wo _.., tho ri!lht to lm~ '1"11111- I.G· I NOTICE • \ioore'~. Don's Ashland Serv-1 er Falls. tornado, authorities said. Trees ~hlo, 'fllesday was elected JCe, Beacon service Station, i Mr. Arthur Lovett remains . and a cornlield were uprooted ~~t of the 11,500-m~ber 1 We Have Re-Opened For Business and Davis - Warner Insurance and : in a serious condition. and a window at a house in r~s~ Tr81l!world Delivery ,Asso- 1 Will Continue To Give You The Same Fine ~ee,les Club. Mrs. Daze WoU remains In 1 Styker was broken. 1 ctatJon (F"I'D~ at the groups Service As in the Past. We Thank You For Harrisonville - Lewis Serv· ! the hospital. ~ . I nual convention here. Your Past Patronaqe. \('-? Station . : The Freedom Gospel Mission ' Mr. and Mrs. Horner lcenhBw·l Mrs. "BII" Francis Rutland - Erlewine Hard· IChurch neat Bald Knobs held I er, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe WEATHER ware. j a homecoming recently. I Wolf and family, Racine Rout• Fair tonlgbt aod Thursday, a Middleport - Tiny 's Bargain- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dailey and and Mr. and Mr.s. Lawrence Hille cooler toolgbl, Ultle ternian~ and H&R Firestone. : family had as recent guests, Johnston and family, local. erature change 'lbaraday, low . Sy!'acuse - Craig's Market. /Mrs. Mary Kerns, local, and Mr. Warden Ours and grand· fue~f&~b~l~ll:;i:;l.====--,_;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiiiii!EE:iiiiiiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:ii~ Long Bottom - Forked Run , Mr. and Mrs. Glen Boker, noar son, Mark, Mr. Harper, flle loat Landing and Hensley's I Tuppers Plains and Okey Pack. Dwley children, Kathy, ChriS· ' }r()('ery. i Kathy Dailey visited · 1 ty and Carol, Mr. Simon PowTupper's Plains - Carr's Bar-I Dailey of Portland. ell, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ''" Shop and Tuppers Plains Beverly small daughter Johnston and family, Ocran lardware. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell, Dailey and son: David, local, Rt. 33 - Arnold's Service from her bicycle and broke and Ronrue Dailey. ~ ltation. right arm below the elbow. Racine - Wald CroS! & Sons. Mr. and Mrs. Maywood ' Portland Glusencamp's I ston called on Mr. and Mrs. ltore. Roy Powell and family and 1 - - - - - - - - Gauge readings: Gallipolb Dam 11.7, 12.8, running 4 feet on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason 20.13, Pt Pleasant 23.75, Hinton .88, Kanawha Falls 2.73, Charleston 18.88. lAJndon, Mar· met and Winfield damo were on the sills. Boat Mvemenls: Oblo River - Princlpio down 13, 3:211 a. m.; Brian B. down 13, 5:10 a. m.; Walter Williamson up 14, 7:20 p. ·m.; Edeana WOODBURY Bosworth down 14, 10:50 p. m.; Little George up 14, 3;10 a. m.; RATH'S BLACK HAWK-ALL MEAT Criss Jr. down 16, 3:15 a. m.; Harvey Jordon up 16, 4:30a.m.: Little Edward down 17, 7:50 p. IXTRA REFILL m.; Buckeye Slate up 17, 2 a. m.; Baby Lear down 17, 3:15 a. m.; Polly R. down 17, 5:45 CAMPBELL$ REG. PRICE - - - a. m.; OVEC up 19, 5:10a.m.; National up 19, 6:35 a. m.; lJe. fender up 19, 7:15 a. m.; P~p i Fine or Medium Point lar down 20, 9:40 p. m.; St. ! ''"r Stores hopvv Mary's down 21, 2:05 a. m. ; L. l NISCAFE WHILE THEY LASTI Fiore down 23, 7:30 p. m.; WestFor A Complete \,lnt Of up 23, 2:35 a. m.; Jim ' ern 6 oz. Hougland up 23, 4:40 a. m. ; A. I J . Patten down Greenup I p. m. ; Helen R. down Greenup DEL MONTE 5:30 p. m.; Southern down Greenup 7 p. m.; Cotton Queen ,1, up Greenup 7:50 p. m.; Ravens.\ wood down Greenup 10:10 p. m. I Plneopple-Gropefrult, Alice down Greenup II p. m.; Punch, Orange ond Valvoline down Greenup 11 :45 1 ~ARGARINE Grope p. m.; Walter Beckjord up 1 Greenup 2:35 a. m.; Albert Holden down Greenup 3:30 a.m. , lbs. Ben McCool up Meldabl 10:45 ! p. m.; Mark Easton up Made By The Mlnufocturen of Unguontlne Meldshl 12:15 a. m.; Irene Cbotin down Meldabl 5 a. m. I PINT SIZE Gallipolis Dam - Leeanna down 7:30 p. m.; Philip 8[101'11 UP 10:55 p. m.; Indlana down C•lifornl• 1.2:55 a. m.; Orco up 3 a.' m.; .•· . ) . Novel _ __ Franklin B. up 4:15 a. m.; Sedoz. mel down 4:50 a. m.; EJgercliH up 5:30 a. m.; Steel E•· press down 6: 15 a. m.; Mimi down 7:40 a. m.; Jenks down 8 a.m. . '. ' Kaoalll!a Rim - J. s. Lewis down London 5:30 p. m.; PIDZEN IEIIAtA fliEd Oleander down Marmet .2:20 p. 2 m.: Mountain State down Marmet 4:36 p. m.; 0. F. Shearer down Marmet 1:00 ·J11.; Folll Plostle Gotlon Dearborn down Marmet &:30 a. m.: Helen Z. down Winfield &liCK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL :15 p. m.; Jeffei-son · up WID, NOTEBOOK field 7:35 p. m.; Cbarll!ll St.ev· FILLER' enson down Wtnfle]d l :te p.m~ - - 222 ....." 73 MILL Solvay up~ IJ:41l .uu.; ' Kathy a. do'wn Wlnlle1ii 1: 40 a. 11.; II. E. l16lrlet tiOIID Wii~J4. ...,_a,~ l'rlee ...... . ~ l:tl II- m.; Alia " ! ·--...:.- . .. ·~ Mltill . .,. " •.• I I lb. e$100-JUDY DENNY e$100 MARGARET LEHEW Smoked Picnic "CORTINA" Stainleu Steel FLATWARE e$111-GERALDINE WEBB e$10-EVELYN WARNER Kroger Brand Fresh Frozen Whole Ducklings ..... WITH THEil MONEY lAVING COUPONS llltlt No. lb. -lit Thrifty Round Steak lb. 79c ,. .PIICU p~!~· 49c Tomato Soup - 10 , Instant Coffee SERVIT OlEO -~-;.~·~7~9~ 79c c FRUIT DRINKS 5 95c I' ORANGES - - 79c _Candy Bars & Ch..wing Gum · Reg. 5c each • - - '\() for.29e 3 ~~89c 39( K....,. 2 Ptr Coni 11-Nu tr Skim Mlik _ 2 ~' ,.1 •. 79c 2-lb• can . __ -- ' tl~~~-t·'~'.'~' . . j ' ! :& \. t-12 lb..... • ••••••• lb. Willi Connon C!Gih Compboll'o Ice Milk -- __ ~ ,.1. 59e Silver Dust Tomato Soup Pllltllury Aaauttd Fllvort 4 ~ $1 K....,. lrond All Ftavono .....ly Fruit s~ s1 Flour ... REG.1~-'' . ';;..Wl:..~ ••• . Pill....,. Ploln A I. I. hoot TrHI lllctd K""" 1odtnt Flour _., 5 .: 53c Tea ----- 't-:"' 59c Pineapple -_3 ':;,!~' $1 Kno11r lit 1Crolfr f'ork I Buns---REG. 39c. OiJoowllll Tolllf Tissue--- .... 49c Beans--- 6 .... 79c Rot- lYe Yolul 11-Nft ~ Colgate _ ~~ 44c Chunk Tuna 59c 3 Cnom ~ Bread __ 4 ..... $1 ~\- • Back to Schoo Supp\\es C~eeze Whiz~~ ~Me - .... 59c v.iue . No..! Vo. '303 CCUI8 •••••• Morton :A.sst'd Variety Frozen 89c Dinners KNetr le: d 11ft Lll!ahtm Krill ; : Applesauce $1 K""" Pllfn 111 lulh""'lk S.olwl.. Topth Paste. ,. -., Cocktail -· 4 :..• 89e Kroger Pnom1umY.C.IIklll Peaches ___5N;;.!" 89c - Cheese ~ _, .. 69c ·., 4· 3c l' . •;... . Potatoes t-iand Cream;. ...c :',R.tl· $1.59 V•lue . ,, ' 9 11-oz. pkgs. Genuine Idaho ;. WOOD8URY ........... --- • .., - · ... lllo .... , ... trw• ••• lhl11ow .,.. ........ a, •Mm .. ............. ..., ...n.••• wa#lll 1111 ....... lOY - . , . . ..... 11,1'1 ....,, Green Peppers ----·----... .... lOc Blueberries .. .; ___ . _. ____3 ,.. $1 . ·. _rt,g, 79c Velut ' ' Bartlett P • ---·D·--- 6 ,., 39c Ra". ,18JDS ·-.......... • ·• ..•. 1 ... 'I .'i st. WAID CROSS SONS e$5-JIM SISSON e$5-LARRY SMITH Turkeys ""''. VIIW ,..,. Auto. c..-21 "' Kroger Plain or S. R. a: 39c F........ Cookod Fioh Mayonnaise _ ..." 59e Lanolin Plus Egg $hampoo 49c · 49C Potatoes Magic Bleach paper 500 Norwich Aspirin e$5-STEFANCE WINEBRENNER e$5-MARY TYLER Kroft c•n•SfOO i•· HI lrand lletl Tlndtrloln Cake Mix _ 3 : 89c SHAMPOO · s 35c lb. ·: '}/ ..; BALL POINT PEN WIENERS e$10-SHIRLEY COGAR Kroger Brand Fresh Frozen ,N'lleo- ... ROt. " .... fl .• LM .............. lie .......... 1 45c e$10-NETTIE HAYES Sticks __ . __ ~': 45c 111111 No. ' •Corttfto'• TAPE $1.00 lwifl'o l'nmlum Baking Hens Kroger Brand Reg. or Drip River News SHEAFFER •• ••••••• lh. Wholo POPUJ,.AI RIDENOUR RADIO &tV ,. 1 ~rtsh 4-6 lb..... Shop at Rollers ctrid DuHo_,. .· !r e$10-lt\RS. BRUCE SIMPSON Steaks ___ . 2 ;::;. $1 1 "Cor!IM" ....... PI!hi> ,...... .. .. . f[.ft LM .......... _ .. SDc .... 1111• Clupoft Yolltl Auto. 21 thN Sll\l. I e$100-IRENE KLEIN Sucher's Small & Lean •' :~ICTION RECORDS. FRANCIS FLORIST I ll!t. tr ""'"' toWARD THI PURCHASI I 1 ~ SAVE $1.00 CLEARANCE • !oin These Happy WINNERS lb. 59c J •..• \ ' ' •, --- ........ :Cookies • Carrots 2~ 19c J.. 'I �, i ~ . I ' ' ·- . ' ~ .. •· " r . .- ~ ·- . '" ~ ;~'7r::::7U~~..;~usemnBattle ~=:-.:.= 43 HofehdsiOldtOC&~~ven COLIJMBUS (UP!) - s~ould The President Novice G. Fawcett sewn for a "crllically needed" aewa agency IIJlllouneed. Tassi Coa~ Howle Lee !!filler, for- •. orldni hanl ·toward Ita ROUND 1:1, 130, htVIf"'*: 7 ~~~~~~~r:=~~;;;.~~·~~~··:!.If,; .Jaltle of the Museum flared up Iclaims the school get 11 open stack undergraduate 11- satd on aaiGmallc Laaa-11 mer MarShall UDiverslty quart- on's cpened Sepl. 9 at gain today as members of the ! for nothing. brary. lioll wetgfliJig 3,MO poaado erback, new football ooach at High School, Lawrenl!e 1 )hio Historical Society charged 1 On Tuesday Fawcett Issued a He said that use of the mu- was aboard tile rocket. Kyger Creek 111gb School, has lfere Is the 1966 l!pbcal !hio State University officials j statement which, in part, said sewn structure would save the The launcblq look place 43 football candidates out for ule: ' . . hallback; Mike ·· · · o ' ol vith using pressure tactics. OSU would use the old state $2 to $3 miUion on such a under a program lor explor- the 1966 Bobcat football sqU!.d. Sept. 9 _ .at Fajrland; SepL ' ballback. Back:To·$ch · The dispute 1s over the so· library and elimmate the ne- ing the mooa aod areas oear The 1966 Bndcat squad . Ill· 16 - at Hann"\' Trll!e; Sei!L Freshinen - .Sle·ven ,...,..dll '' · ' · :iety's present museum on the I cessity of asking lor new state it. Tass made no of /eludes nino seniors, 13 jumors, 23 - 11/lcble; Sopt 30. - Norlb 5-7, 145, taCltle; JSU campus. It will be vacated l OWO . a b•mao being aboard and nine sophomores, and 12 fresh· Gallla: Oct. 7 - at Eastern; 115, . tackle; Tor;n 1'1 •hen the soc1ety moves to il< ' This stmply amounts to the the prol!e was presumed to 1 men. Coach Miller has only Oct. 14 - Soulhwestem;· OcL 166, !ullback; ··•, r; 1 1ew $10 million complex near use of pressure tactics," charg- be unmanned. four returning lettermen from ·21 - Aluander (>Athens .ooun- 180, ~i Jack , · .' 99 hE state fairgrounds. and osu ed Fred J. Milligan, legal counthe 1965 squad which ended the ty): Oct. 'tl - Qrauncey·!Jov· quarterback: to. .' 11 vants it. sel for the society. JAYCEES TO MEET season with a 11-3 recorcl. er and Nov. 4- Vliltbn County II, 1811, tackle; Cl!f!Ofli~ll!Do-.. ''k . ·' ·. ' $&li:o.a Society officials say the school -Don E. Weaver, chairman of The Meigs County Jaycees Th 1 tte M 1k High School. at McArthur. ~. 1:13, hallba~~; ..Mike 1U(W s welcome to the old building I Ry May Johnston the society's building adv isory ' e e rmen ars e · · ·5-7 ISO b !!back• Mtk - for a pnce of $2 million. OSU ' dM ' committee, wrote to Fawcett to Hwillll meeMtidtoddlay all thte8 Jaycee ISpaulding, 6-2, 190 po\lild sen· Is the 111116 .Bobl;at ...; 5-9 :45 11 - ---- - -- j Mr. an rs. John Busch had make clear the society's posi- 8 lh epor 3 p. m. ior end; Bill McCormick, &--9, squa · 'ld ' ' ' ·. ~~'·' a water well drilled and now tion. I All members are urged to at- 148 pound guard: Joey Wills, 5- Senlors - Mike Spaulding, II- Has ns, 5-6, 199, tac:lde, . have plenty of water ''It is a valuable building," he 1 tend. 10, 160 pound senior end; and !, !DO, end; ~U McCormick, 51 Mr. and Mrs Lee Lane and said, "and our society trustees Elwood Howard, Jr., 5-8, !55 9• 148 • ~arc!, Jerry Hall, .11-l, two children of Pittsburgh, Pa. h . t I' I t' po d junior hnlfback 165, end; Joey. Wllls, 5-10, 160, I .abvedno .m e~t JOnithoo vta!Cil tm~"or A'l'I'ENDS MEETING un . . end: Rick Thomas, 6-1, 165, 0 I moved to the property they re- a an onmg I w u .IrS •wY· Ralph Werry, Meigs Coun·l Coach Miller will be assisted end,· Don Rumley,<·. 145, half· cently purchased from Mr. and lng a firm understand g as t """ Mrs. Joe Circle. The Pack lam· . . . . "!. o ty and District 24 Jaycee GOY·' by Coach John C. Wickline, back; Don t.jorrow, 5-11, .145,. terms of ils diSpostlion. ernmental Affairs Chairman, at· bead basketball coach, well· end.· Steve Scott, 5-9. 195, tack· ily formerly lived there. , tended the slate meeting for known to Gallia County sports te. Fred Rodgers, 5-19, 165 Mrs. Anna Brewer remains : NOW YOU KNOW district chairmen a! the Ohio fans as former coach of the halfback. 'J'!',e 1966 squirrel hunting sea- about the same. Tbe modem Olympic 1ames, Jaycee Headquarters in Mar- 1 Rio Grande High School Blue Juniors - Tom Eblin, 5-9, oon opens at daylight on Sept Mr. and Mrs. Norman J..e. firs! beld In Atbeos ln 1896, ion recently. Men both in football and bask· 160, fullback; Roger White, ~. I, rem inded H. C. Peery, se<· hew visited Mr. and Mrs. DUion were the result of efforts by ethali. 179, tackle; Eddie Reese, H, ·etary of Meigs County Fish Taylor. Baron Pierre de Coubortin of LOCAL TEI.IPS The 1966 Bobcat squad is 135, halfb~ck: David Darst, 5·9, and Game Association, who al- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Franee to promote IDt.erest Ill T downtown 1145, guard. Elwood Howard, Jr. 1 e . so listed local business places 1and family went to Columbus education and culture, aceorcl· empera ur m H 155 halfback· Mike Shuler •here hunting and fishing li· l Sunday to visit her daughters, lng to tbe World Almaoac. , Pomeroy Wednesday at 11 a.m. TO MAIL LE'ITERS 5-9: 145, halfback: Pete Peck: censes may be purchased. Mrs. Wanda Donnelson and Mr. was 62 degrees under partly I Letters will be mailed to par- ~. 157, end: Fred McCumber, Peery said there are 19 sub- and Mrs. E. P. Stephens and LOVER DIES cloudy skies. ents of all MRS. atbletes invll· 5-10, 146, end; R01mie Pack, 5-7 •gents who donate their fees son. HOLLYWOOD tUPlJ - Fran· mg th~m to partictpa~ In the 162, guard; David Jividen, 5-10, ' A the Fish & Game Associa- . Mrs. Wanda Donnelson is hos- 1 cis X. Bushman, great lover of PLAN SUPPER Athletic Boosters. lAJws Sauer, m, end: Nelsoo Brumfield, S. lion for stocking and promoting 1pitaiized in Columbus. flle silent screen whose lull life , The betart Falls S~nday Jr., preSided Tuesday rught ov- II, 146, fullback; Keith OrumAll '66 Models oetter hunting and fJshmg m; Mr . and Mrs. Harley Keyse ranged from the days of , School will sponsor a Jitney er the regular meeting when mond, 5-7, lf5, halfback; Jim· \leigs County. 1 of Pataskala spent Saturday lantern slide lectures to current I supper, Saturday . September IO, IGene Hams proposed, and had my Hill, 5-7, 155, center. Huiitlng and trapping license : night and Sunday with Mr. and televJsJon, d1ed Tuesday alter a at the Letart Falls Community approved •. draft of the letter. Slphomores - Ken Buckley, I COLOR m required of everyone. re· Mrs. Carl Autherson and Mrs. tall at his home. He was 83. 1 hall. The WSCS will have home 1 Money-ratsmg projects were ~. 157. center: John Hughes, eBLACK & WHITE !ardless of age, excepting ser- Elva Dailey, ~tiversville, and made articles lor sale. also. rev1ewed. Coaches Fred H, 223, tackle; Steve Spsuld· •ice persnnnel on active duty, Mrs. Lottie Sheffield. Racine. WAS IT TORNADO? Phillis, Rick Hazelton, and Carl ing, 5-6, 120, quarterback; Jim eConsoln ePort1bln !aid Peery. Mr. William Abies went to BRYAN, Ohio (UPI) - The Wolfe (basketball) attended. White, ~. 140, quarterback; Businesses where licenses can 1the Veterans Hospital at Pitts- Stryker area in Williams County ELEtTED PRESIDENT ;ir....,-'-==-'---=o;;;,;;,...;.:,:~..;_::;_~...,;:~~~~ ALL SETS o. purchased are: burgh to visit his lather. He near here was hit Sunday by a PITTSBURGH (UP!) - AI· Pm'~'l~oy Gloeckner's, 1 visited other relatives at Beav- storm which m1ght have been a bert R. Wilhelmy of Cleveland, PRICED TO SELL mu- ~ O'd J FlatS menllo~ lu~ds.. Society Notes I ·s1:10 E'S I i... ._,., ~ i.' ' ·~ Kroger Fresh · Ground Beef '55 I! , s • 66 qUlffC1 Season t 0 Pen Sept.9 i Hed~ imilbaet~ c.,yrttM, The K,...... C.., 1M6 Wo _.., tho ri!lht to lm~ '1"11111- I.G· I NOTICE • \ioore'~. Don's Ashland Serv-1 er Falls. tornado, authorities said. Trees ~hlo, 'fllesday was elected JCe, Beacon service Station, i Mr. Arthur Lovett remains . and a cornlield were uprooted ~~t of the 11,500-m~ber 1 We Have Re-Opened For Business and Davis - Warner Insurance and : in a serious condition. and a window at a house in r~s~ Tr81l!world Delivery ,Asso- 1 Will Continue To Give You The Same Fine ~ee,les Club. Mrs. Daze WoU remains In 1 Styker was broken. 1 ctatJon (F"I'D~ at the groups Service As in the Past. We Thank You For Harrisonville - Lewis Serv· ! the hospital. ~ . I nual convention here. Your Past Patronaqe. \('-? Station . : The Freedom Gospel Mission ' Mr. and Mrs. Horner lcenhBw·l Mrs. "BII" Francis Rutland - Erlewine Hard· IChurch neat Bald Knobs held I er, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe WEATHER ware. j a homecoming recently. I Wolf and family, Racine Rout• Fair tonlgbt aod Thursday, a Middleport - Tiny 's Bargain- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dailey and and Mr. and Mr.s. Lawrence Hille cooler toolgbl, Ultle ternian~ and H&R Firestone. : family had as recent guests, Johnston and family, local. erature change 'lbaraday, low . Sy!'acuse - Craig's Market. /Mrs. Mary Kerns, local, and Mr. Warden Ours and grand· fue~f&~b~l~ll:;i:;l.====--,_;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiiiii!EE:iiiiiiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:ii~ Long Bottom - Forked Run , Mr. and Mrs. Glen Boker, noar son, Mark, Mr. Harper, flle loat Landing and Hensley's I Tuppers Plains and Okey Pack. Dwley children, Kathy, ChriS· ' }r()('ery. i Kathy Dailey visited · 1 ty and Carol, Mr. Simon PowTupper's Plains - Carr's Bar-I Dailey of Portland. ell, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ''" Shop and Tuppers Plains Beverly small daughter Johnston and family, Ocran lardware. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell, Dailey and son: David, local, Rt. 33 - Arnold's Service from her bicycle and broke and Ronrue Dailey. ~ ltation. right arm below the elbow. Racine - Wald CroS! & Sons. Mr. and Mrs. Maywood ' Portland Glusencamp's I ston called on Mr. and Mrs. ltore. Roy Powell and family and 1 - - - - - - - - Gauge readings: Gallipolb Dam 11.7, 12.8, running 4 feet on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason 20.13, Pt Pleasant 23.75, Hinton .88, Kanawha Falls 2.73, Charleston 18.88. lAJndon, Mar· met and Winfield damo were on the sills. Boat Mvemenls: Oblo River - Princlpio down 13, 3:211 a. m.; Brian B. down 13, 5:10 a. m.; Walter Williamson up 14, 7:20 p. ·m.; Edeana WOODBURY Bosworth down 14, 10:50 p. m.; Little George up 14, 3;10 a. m.; RATH'S BLACK HAWK-ALL MEAT Criss Jr. down 16, 3:15 a. m.; Harvey Jordon up 16, 4:30a.m.: Little Edward down 17, 7:50 p. IXTRA REFILL m.; Buckeye Slate up 17, 2 a. m.; Baby Lear down 17, 3:15 a. m.; Polly R. down 17, 5:45 CAMPBELL$ REG. PRICE - - - a. m.; OVEC up 19, 5:10a.m.; National up 19, 6:35 a. m.; lJe. fender up 19, 7:15 a. m.; P~p i Fine or Medium Point lar down 20, 9:40 p. m.; St. ! ''"r Stores hopvv Mary's down 21, 2:05 a. m. ; L. l NISCAFE WHILE THEY LASTI Fiore down 23, 7:30 p. m.; WestFor A Complete \,lnt Of up 23, 2:35 a. m.; Jim ' ern 6 oz. Hougland up 23, 4:40 a. m. ; A. I J . Patten down Greenup I p. m. ; Helen R. down Greenup DEL MONTE 5:30 p. m.; Southern down Greenup 7 p. m.; Cotton Queen ,1, up Greenup 7:50 p. m.; Ravens.\ wood down Greenup 10:10 p. m. I Plneopple-Gropefrult, Alice down Greenup II p. m.; Punch, Orange ond Valvoline down Greenup 11 :45 1 ~ARGARINE Grope p. m.; Walter Beckjord up 1 Greenup 2:35 a. m.; Albert Holden down Greenup 3:30 a.m. , lbs. Ben McCool up Meldabl 10:45 ! p. m.; Mark Easton up Made By The Mlnufocturen of Unguontlne Meldshl 12:15 a. m.; Irene Cbotin down Meldabl 5 a. m. I PINT SIZE Gallipolis Dam - Leeanna down 7:30 p. m.; Philip 8[101'11 UP 10:55 p. m.; Indlana down C•lifornl• 1.2:55 a. m.; Orco up 3 a.' m.; .•· . ) . Novel _ __ Franklin B. up 4:15 a. m.; Sedoz. mel down 4:50 a. m.; EJgercliH up 5:30 a. m.; Steel E•· press down 6: 15 a. m.; Mimi down 7:40 a. m.; Jenks down 8 a.m. . '. ' Kaoalll!a Rim - J. s. Lewis down London 5:30 p. m.; PIDZEN IEIIAtA fliEd Oleander down Marmet .2:20 p. 2 m.: Mountain State down Marmet 4:36 p. m.; 0. F. Shearer down Marmet 1:00 ·J11.; Folll Plostle Gotlon Dearborn down Marmet &:30 a. m.: Helen Z. down Winfield &liCK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL :15 p. m.; Jeffei-son · up WID, NOTEBOOK field 7:35 p. m.; Cbarll!ll St.ev· FILLER' enson down Wtnfle]d l :te p.m~ - - 222 ....." 73 MILL Solvay up~ IJ:41l .uu.; ' Kathy a. do'wn Wlnlle1ii 1: 40 a. 11.; II. E. l16lrlet tiOIID Wii~J4. ...,_a,~ l'rlee ...... . ~ l:tl II- m.; Alia " ! ·--...:.- . .. ·~ Mltill . .,. " •.• I I lb. e$100-JUDY DENNY e$100 MARGARET LEHEW Smoked Picnic "CORTINA" Stainleu Steel FLATWARE e$111-GERALDINE WEBB e$10-EVELYN WARNER Kroger Brand Fresh Frozen Whole Ducklings ..... WITH THEil MONEY lAVING COUPONS llltlt No. lb. -lit Thrifty Round Steak lb. 79c ,. .PIICU p~!~· 49c Tomato Soup - 10 , Instant Coffee SERVIT OlEO -~-;.~·~7~9~ 79c c FRUIT DRINKS 5 95c I' ORANGES - - 79c _Candy Bars & Ch..wing Gum · Reg. 5c each • - - '\() for.29e 3 ~~89c 39( K....,. 2 Ptr Coni 11-Nu tr Skim Mlik _ 2 ~' ,.1 •. 79c 2-lb• can . __ -- ' tl~~~-t·'~'.'~' . . j ' ! :& \. t-12 lb..... • ••••••• lb. Willi Connon C!Gih Compboll'o Ice Milk -- __ ~ ,.1. 59e Silver Dust Tomato Soup Pllltllury Aaauttd Fllvort 4 ~ $1 K....,. lrond All Ftavono .....ly Fruit s~ s1 Flour ... REG.1~-'' . ';;..Wl:..~ ••• . Pill....,. Ploln A I. I. hoot TrHI lllctd K""" 1odtnt Flour _., 5 .: 53c Tea ----- 't-:"' 59c Pineapple -_3 ':;,!~' $1 Kno11r lit 1Crolfr f'ork I Buns---REG. 39c. OiJoowllll Tolllf Tissue--- .... 49c Beans--- 6 .... 79c Rot- lYe Yolul 11-Nft ~ Colgate _ ~~ 44c Chunk Tuna 59c 3 Cnom ~ Bread __ 4 ..... $1 ~\- • Back to Schoo Supp\\es C~eeze Whiz~~ ~Me - .... 59c v.iue . No..! Vo. '303 CCUI8 •••••• Morton :A.sst'd Variety Frozen 89c Dinners KNetr le: d 11ft Lll!ahtm Krill ; : Applesauce $1 K""" Pllfn 111 lulh""'lk S.olwl.. Topth Paste. ,. -., Cocktail -· 4 :..• 89e Kroger Pnom1umY.C.IIklll Peaches ___5N;;.!" 89c - Cheese ~ _, .. 69c ·., 4· 3c l' . •;... . Potatoes t-iand Cream;. ...c :',R.tl· $1.59 V•lue . ,, ' 9 11-oz. pkgs. Genuine Idaho ;. WOOD8URY ........... --- • .., - · ... lllo .... , ... trw• ••• lhl11ow .,.. ........ a, •Mm .. ............. ..., ...n.••• wa#lll 1111 ....... lOY - . , . . ..... 11,1'1 ....,, Green Peppers ----·----... .... lOc Blueberries .. .; ___ . _. ____3 ,.. $1 . ·. _rt,g, 79c Velut ' ' Bartlett P • ---·D·--- 6 ,., 39c Ra". ,18JDS ·-.......... • ·• ..•. 1 ... 'I .'i st. WAID CROSS SONS e$5-JIM SISSON e$5-LARRY SMITH Turkeys ""''. VIIW ,..,. Auto. c..-21 "' Kroger Plain or S. R. a: 39c F........ Cookod Fioh Mayonnaise _ ..." 59e Lanolin Plus Egg $hampoo 49c · 49C Potatoes Magic Bleach paper 500 Norwich Aspirin e$5-STEFANCE WINEBRENNER e$5-MARY TYLER Kroft c•n•SfOO i•· HI lrand lletl Tlndtrloln Cake Mix _ 3 : 89c SHAMPOO · s 35c lb. ·: '}/ ..; BALL POINT PEN WIENERS e$10-SHIRLEY COGAR Kroger Brand Fresh Frozen ,N'lleo- ... ROt. " .... fl .• LM .............. lie .......... 1 45c e$10-NETTIE HAYES Sticks __ . __ ~': 45c 111111 No. ' •Corttfto'• TAPE $1.00 lwifl'o l'nmlum Baking Hens Kroger Brand Reg. or Drip River News SHEAFFER •• ••••••• lh. Wholo POPUJ,.AI RIDENOUR RADIO &tV ,. 1 ~rtsh 4-6 lb..... Shop at Rollers ctrid DuHo_,. .· !r e$10-lt\RS. BRUCE SIMPSON Steaks ___ . 2 ;::;. $1 1 "Cor!IM" ....... PI!hi> ,...... .. .. . f[.ft LM .......... _ .. SDc .... 1111• Clupoft Yolltl Auto. 21 thN Sll\l. I e$100-IRENE KLEIN Sucher's Small & Lean •' :~ICTION RECORDS. FRANCIS FLORIST I ll!t. tr ""'"' toWARD THI PURCHASI I 1 ~ SAVE $1.00 CLEARANCE • !oin These Happy WINNERS lb. 59c J •..• \ ' ' •, --- ........ :Cookies • Carrots 2~ 19c J.. 'I �,,,il ·( ·'i"' .,, ' r ' ~., • .. ' ': I "'•'' _,,, k •• I r, ·'. f. ) BARNEY GOOQLI! end SNUFFY SMITH '• ~ft.4UD !I i • •s$·;$~1Vices o ~! 00. WHAT Oil> VORE liNK SNUI'I'Y MAKE 'IE SET 1111 1tf'CORNER FER 1' '.;,:- ~ ' THI WILLITS 'IOU MUST .A-DONE SOMETHti\1'NOBODYSElS IN TH 'CORNER FER NarHIIII' I Y".\Nt AD i INFOIIMA fiON { t Pomerov! Motor Co. DIADLINII "· M. Db ..,.,. , ... tqtteft MM'ICIC' ......IAI 9:• A M CAMCILLATIQNI , , -:· ca••ICTIONI ••• .. . . .,..... tHttll ,,.. ... .. IJIM' et Dll' I'U... At .... ....... , . ..... ... ....... •tKtt•'*'•· . , ...u .. ATIOHI ._ . fM ........... ,..."" ,,., ''''" tl..._, mer• .-. . ., ll'f'WI :~ , ,.,..... witt rn•n 1962 CORY AIR $995 Mom.a Sta. Waeon, 36,000 miles, new wl¥1w tires, red vinyl int., white finish. PG. trans., radio and heater. A nice one. ....... .. u•mHiat.l'l fM .uiJMl • n:lpeneibt• fof &M II'IMnton Ull~rec:t .,.u. 1962 BUICK :: :; • Celli I . . t '111..0 IIIII MlftiMUM C....... •• . ., 1' c•Att per ._.... ._ ::; -' • l .... rtl... nntt ••,.. ~~:a• .............rtt .... console, £ood W.W. tires, radi~ and heater, b~auliful whitefinish v.ith maroon vinyl interior. ••ret OPPII:Il MOUlt II:H A . M. to t:DD (II I llHlf'GftJC Orftrlnt fo ....... OUr Drlw•ln IIIYICIII HIRII Crow's Steak House EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT M. DIIIJ fltUPHY l:lt "· M. te U:Dt liiHfl l'f"S. 10 IAil' TO PLACI " RIIUL l PI6DUCINe WANT AD :~:... PHONE ~ 1962 OLDS $1495 Starfire H.T. Cpe. Full power equipment, bucket seats with ,., c...t DIIIIMjllt ... ..,. .... aM ;~~• .... WIHw• U1 fin. ::: :::; CARD OJI rMANKI I 081TUARIU Jl.tl ,., It m1nlmu111 l1tll . •••"-••...,. 1e. '- $1495 Invlcta Co~v. Cpe. White finish, r~d lnlerior, likt new tires, power steuin£ and brake_s, automatic trans. Radio and heater. i]ood top--Drh•e a Butek at only $1495. rer .,..... All hnl&l - • • and WY 2·2156 BRAKE SERVICE M 50 SPORT : ·· BOBCAT' SPRINT_ ' \ If ONI OF tHI JIIC&S1 ,_OPL&I CALL DICK RAWLII>IGS BlAITTNARS · . : . Pho~• 992-2143 ... ' Pom.roy, 0. RADIA SERVIC~ Ali New'loali_tor Shop eCar e Truck eH..ttr Core • Bulldozer eAny Type eTOOLS h HOWIE SCHNEIDER I:IOO'T 'rtlt) IWOilJ 'IWIJ' TJ.IE &IGHT&:n" ~ MAKES RIPIUS ll.t"IHE w.t.TER? (Thur. •.f ri.•Sat ,) ALIGNMENT for The lest In All Modela At Reduced Prices ond Cinder & Concrete BIG BEND TRAILER SALES IIOVTE 124 ' BRAKE SERVICE BLOCKS Rose Alignment Shop 4 6 8 ' llltncb Blocl:o eCement & l>!ortar e Metal Window• & Doon •Door l'rames & Otber Maioory Pllono 99W576 w. M.ln St. ' Pomeroy formerly Grueser Bod7 Works ~upplleo. PHONE f9Z.2067 POMIROY ly ART SANSOM -:-o,.-,---y-, r DICK TRACY an . oe I 8 9tlc Goddard Pb. 992-3319. - - --- - - NICE 4 rooms and batb unfurnished apartment, Middle8 23 31c --port, Obio. Pb. 992-3814. I, Harry A. Miller, will not be 8 3 tfc responsible for any debts made by any person other fHREE and lour ·:oom fur Dished aparln1ents All utili· lhan myself. Harry A. Miller ties paid Phone WV 1.-2176. 8 21 6tp Rowley and Reed Aller p. ln. call WV 2-3074. 4 3 tic Welsch, owners, auctioneer. • NOTICE ly HAROLD GRAY THREE and four room furmsJJ. ed MOd unfurnished span I Will Be Out ·OfMyOHice Sunday, Aug. 21st thru Sun., Aug. 28 ments. WY .-5434. 12 6 lfCI I FOUR ROOM furnJSbed apart I ment. WV 2-3658. 1 14 Uc EFFICIENCY apartment. Ph. 992-2288 or see at 408 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, 0. 8 17 tic -----· CAMPING trailer, sleeps six. ' ·' Will rent by day or -:eek. fh. 1 I Dr~ Ray R. Pickens ' BriHEJTIR . . . . . WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland To Earn Money and Prizes o- Delivering Tho Daily -Sonllnollo established Route CALL WY2·2156 By RNIIEJ_¢ less exptrienced. . auto insurance We may be able to save you money. I 8 2 tfc Al!l'OMOBILE Insurance - bfen cancelled? Lost your opera~ or's license? Call WY 3-2M&. 8 1~ tfc 8 19 6tc WANTED TO BUY LAND -Any Size ' With or Without Bldgs. Send Full Dncription for prompt reply to: fot Sale - Sive at Landmark Box 668-G c/o Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, 0. I You always save more Uoico APJI'Iiance.s BettPr pnces than ever on on Freezers.- Refrigerators, WaJher-Dryer Pairs, Elee. Ran- •nd Air-Conditioners. WANTED - Worlt -lor buUdoz. ! fes 5 lt. Chest er. Ph. 992-22tl8. 8 t 30ic ' FRE ZER $195 cl ---- ~w. Help W•nted FULl. TIME cook and wallnu. Inquire at Christy Ann Restaurant, Middleport, 0 . Hn. :H p. m. or 8-4 p. m. .' Jock • POMEROY 992-2181 • CarAY, Mgr, 8 23 31p ilhP I HAY. Will also do: balilts: Ph: MALK • belween age& 11 992-7931. . . . e 23 6lp um --, - ... _ . 1 ml 35, cii!ID, out appear· . ~ -· __ once of cood cllancter.- Da1 NEW ' SHAS'j'A travel trailer, or 'nigbtlhlfl avallable. Apply 111611 model, electric . brakeS;· In per!IOII al 8iJrter Boy, 21 awnllig, · 493· Broadway St., W. Union, Alheno, 0. belwet111 Middleperl. Ph. 992-li592. a 23 3k: ltwra o1 1 aocU p.m. 81 30ic ' ~ ( ·.. • ;j! ·! �,,,il ·( ·'i"' .,, ' r ' ~., • .. ' ': I "'•'' _,,, k •• I r, ·'. f. ) BARNEY GOOQLI! end SNUFFY SMITH '• ~ft.4UD !I i • •s$·;$~1Vices o ~! 00. WHAT Oil> VORE liNK SNUI'I'Y MAKE 'IE SET 1111 1tf'CORNER FER 1' '.;,:- ~ ' THI WILLITS 'IOU MUST .A-DONE SOMETHti\1'NOBODYSElS IN TH 'CORNER FER NarHIIII' I Y".\Nt AD i INFOIIMA fiON { t Pomerov! Motor Co. DIADLINII "· M. Db ..,.,. , ... tqtteft MM'ICIC' ......IAI 9:• A M CAMCILLATIQNI , , -:· ca••ICTIONI ••• .. . . .,..... tHttll ,,.. ... .. IJIM' et Dll' I'U... At .... ....... , . ..... ... ....... •tKtt•'*'•· . , ...u .. ATIOHI ._ . fM ........... ,..."" ,,., ''''" tl..._, mer• .-. . ., ll'f'WI :~ , ,.,..... witt rn•n 1962 CORY AIR $995 Mom.a Sta. Waeon, 36,000 miles, new wl¥1w tires, red vinyl int., white finish. PG. trans., radio and heater. A nice one. ....... .. u•mHiat.l'l fM .uiJMl • n:lpeneibt• fof &M II'IMnton Ull~rec:t .,.u. 1962 BUICK :: :; • Celli I . . t '111..0 IIIII MlftiMUM C....... •• . ., 1' c•Att per ._.... ._ ::; -' • l .... rtl... nntt ••,.. ~~:a• .............rtt .... console, £ood W.W. tires, radi~ and heater, b~auliful whitefinish v.ith maroon vinyl interior. ••ret OPPII:Il MOUlt II:H A . M. to t:DD (II I llHlf'GftJC Orftrlnt fo ....... OUr Drlw•ln IIIYICIII HIRII Crow's Steak House EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT M. DIIIJ fltUPHY l:lt "· M. te U:Dt liiHfl l'f"S. 10 IAil' TO PLACI " RIIUL l PI6DUCINe WANT AD :~:... PHONE ~ 1962 OLDS $1495 Starfire H.T. Cpe. Full power equipment, bucket seats with ,., c...t DIIIIMjllt ... ..,. .... aM ;~~• .... WIHw• U1 fin. ::: :::; CARD OJI rMANKI I 081TUARIU Jl.tl ,., It m1nlmu111 l1tll . •••"-••...,. 1e. '- $1495 Invlcta Co~v. Cpe. White finish, r~d lnlerior, likt new tires, power steuin£ and brake_s, automatic trans. Radio and heater. i]ood top--Drh•e a Butek at only $1495. rer .,..... All hnl&l - • • and WY 2·2156 BRAKE SERVICE M 50 SPORT : ·· BOBCAT' SPRINT_ ' \ If ONI OF tHI JIIC&S1 ,_OPL&I CALL DICK RAWLII>IGS BlAITTNARS · . : . Pho~• 992-2143 ... ' Pom.roy, 0. RADIA SERVIC~ Ali New'loali_tor Shop eCar e Truck eH..ttr Core • Bulldozer eAny Type eTOOLS h HOWIE SCHNEIDER I:IOO'T 'rtlt) IWOilJ 'IWIJ' TJ.IE &IGHT&:n" ~ MAKES RIPIUS ll.t"IHE w.t.TER? (Thur. •.f ri.•Sat ,) ALIGNMENT for The lest In All Modela At Reduced Prices ond Cinder & Concrete BIG BEND TRAILER SALES IIOVTE 124 ' BRAKE SERVICE BLOCKS Rose Alignment Shop 4 6 8 ' llltncb Blocl:o eCement & l>!ortar e Metal Window• & Doon •Door l'rames & Otber Maioory Pllono 99W576 w. M.ln St. ' Pomeroy formerly Grueser Bod7 Works ~upplleo. PHONE f9Z.2067 POMIROY ly ART SANSOM -:-o,.-,---y-, r DICK TRACY an . oe I 8 9tlc Goddard Pb. 992-3319. - - --- - - NICE 4 rooms and batb unfurnished apartment, Middle8 23 31c --port, Obio. Pb. 992-3814. I, Harry A. Miller, will not be 8 3 tfc responsible for any debts made by any person other fHREE and lour ·:oom fur Dished aparln1ents All utili· lhan myself. Harry A. Miller ties paid Phone WV 1.-2176. 8 21 6tp Rowley and Reed Aller p. ln. call WV 2-3074. 4 3 tic Welsch, owners, auctioneer. • NOTICE ly HAROLD GRAY THREE and four room furmsJJ. ed MOd unfurnished span I Will Be Out ·OfMyOHice Sunday, Aug. 21st thru Sun., Aug. 28 ments. WY .-5434. 12 6 lfCI I FOUR ROOM furnJSbed apart I ment. WV 2-3658. 1 14 Uc EFFICIENCY apartment. Ph. 992-2288 or see at 408 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, 0. 8 17 tic -----· CAMPING trailer, sleeps six. ' ·' Will rent by day or -:eek. fh. 1 I Dr~ Ray R. Pickens ' BriHEJTIR . . . . . WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland To Earn Money and Prizes o- Delivering Tho Daily -Sonllnollo established Route CALL WY2·2156 By RNIIEJ_¢ less exptrienced. . auto insurance We may be able to save you money. I 8 2 tfc Al!l'OMOBILE Insurance - bfen cancelled? Lost your opera~ or's license? Call WY 3-2M&. 8 1~ tfc 8 19 6tc WANTED TO BUY LAND -Any Size ' With or Without Bldgs. Send Full Dncription for prompt reply to: fot Sale - Sive at Landmark Box 668-G c/o Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, 0. I You always save more Uoico APJI'Iiance.s BettPr pnces than ever on on Freezers.- Refrigerators, WaJher-Dryer Pairs, Elee. Ran- •nd Air-Conditioners. WANTED - Worlt -lor buUdoz. ! fes 5 lt. Chest er. Ph. 992-22tl8. 8 t 30ic ' FRE ZER $195 cl ---- ~w. Help W•nted FULl. TIME cook and wallnu. Inquire at Christy Ann Restaurant, Middleport, 0 . Hn. :H p. m. or 8-4 p. m. .' Jock • POMEROY 992-2181 • CarAY, Mgr, 8 23 31p ilhP I HAY. Will also do: balilts: Ph: MALK • belween age& 11 992-7931. . . . e 23 6lp um --, - ... _ . 1 ml 35, cii!ID, out appear· . ~ -· __ once of cood cllancter.- Da1 NEW ' SHAS'j'A travel trailer, or 'nigbtlhlfl avallable. Apply 111611 model, electric . brakeS;· In per!IOII al 8iJrter Boy, 21 awnllig, · 493· Broadway St., W. Union, Alheno, 0. belwet111 Middleperl. Ph. 992-li592. a 23 3k: ltwra o1 1 aocU p.m. 81 30ic ' ~ ( ·.. • ;j! ·! �·,'· ' :.. ' .I 1,\' ' WE ARE CELEBRATING OUR ANNIVERSARY 2 CONVENIENT LOG:ATIONS TO SERVE YOU KRAFT · PRODUCTS AT BARGAIN PRICES, WE WISH TO THANK ALL OUR CUSTOM~RS FOR OUR HUGE SUCCESS OUR POLICY WILL REMAIN .THE SAME, YOU LICK NO STAMPS, YOU PLAY NO GAMES YOU ENTER NO CONTEST, YOU PAY THE LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 STOCK UP NOW ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Pl-0-MY HOT DOG or HAMBURGER . - 6 STICK PKG. c 4 Pli9s. $ --------------~--~ ·I KRAFT'S PIMENTO or AMERICAN ' 12oz.' pkg. INSTANT 1.7 OL BAG TEA 10 IN~BAG . c ~. ~ ~ ;, . ' SPECIAL KRAFTS MACARONI Spray DINNERS Starch 3 . .. ·. ~;:::: I ·! ,' 'I BALLARD OR PILLSBURY BISCUITS 12 cans 89c ~~· . - ' . : l 4 ::1 ' '"r -· ·• _ .. ,· GRAPE JELLY . DAN-DEE :f '- _, .i. REG. 59c 5 .. ATO s100 1001. JARS ' ' . ' ~ :' ' MARSHMALLOWS . 1 1 1LB. PKG. .----A-NNIV~RS!,RY~SP~ECI--AL~-­ FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK 21 oz. CANS FOR c --:= Dad's Root CARTON . NO DEPOSIT JUG } gallon ANNIVERSAR . s<PECIAL STEFFEN'S ORANGE and GRAPE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY C California >~;;',; ' \.··, CELERY ~ ' 46oz. ' i~c:l!l .. ' ..~ , ' ' ' .'!.:·~ .\ ,· ' ' - ! :: :i Y.z GALLON •. • . 1\• ". KRAFT'S JET PUFFED '· WE RESERVE THE ' . Reg. 49c 00 . . ~I EASY MONDAY ~0. · SAVE 37c BOXES . ANNIVERSARY LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU REG. J9c NO\./ t ONLY .• CHEESE T I Ny , s I County Area. So Shop Early and Get The Biggest Bargains Ever ' s SLICED 2 CONVENIENT I AREAL BARGAIN Kraft's · MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 71.40L PKGS. I ANNIVBIAIY SJtECIAL ' ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL qt. · Anlin~s Are ~elfebh.• rating Their To uMn DINNAM H ROlLS FROSTING MUFFIN MIX MACARONI SPAGHETTI KRAFT'S : MIRACLE : RIGiiiT ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL CAKE MIXES ·------ WE RESERVE THE . n1versary IS Week . · QUANTITY YEAR AT KANAUGA 3rd YEAR AT MIDDLEPORT Our ·Way of Showing Our Appreciation Is To Bring You Our Biggest f 1iddleporf, 0~ Sale Ever To Come To Kanauga, 0. _ ......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MEIGS and GALLIA • THIS WEEK, FEATURING A STORE FULL Of . l·N' y , c. T ill i, . ' :, " KRAFT'S ·Dog ' .Food · 25 Ll. lAG 89 I �·,'· ' :.. ' .I 1,\' ' WE ARE CELEBRATING OUR ANNIVERSARY 2 CONVENIENT LOG:ATIONS TO SERVE YOU KRAFT · PRODUCTS AT BARGAIN PRICES, WE WISH TO THANK ALL OUR CUSTOM~RS FOR OUR HUGE SUCCESS OUR POLICY WILL REMAIN .THE SAME, YOU LICK NO STAMPS, YOU PLAY NO GAMES YOU ENTER NO CONTEST, YOU PAY THE LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 STOCK UP NOW ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Pl-0-MY HOT DOG or HAMBURGER . - 6 STICK PKG. c 4 Pli9s. $ --------------~--~ ·I KRAFT'S PIMENTO or AMERICAN ' 12oz.' pkg. INSTANT 1.7 OL BAG TEA 10 IN~BAG . c ~. ~ ~ ;, . ' SPECIAL KRAFTS MACARONI Spray DINNERS Starch 3 . .. ·. ~;:::: I ·! ,' 'I BALLARD OR PILLSBURY BISCUITS 12 cans 89c ~~· . - ' . : l 4 ::1 ' '"r -· ·• _ .. ,· GRAPE JELLY . DAN-DEE :f '- _, .i. REG. 59c 5 .. ATO s100 1001. JARS ' ' . ' ~ :' ' MARSHMALLOWS . 1 1 1LB. PKG. .----A-NNIV~RS!,RY~SP~ECI--AL~-­ FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK 21 oz. CANS FOR c --:= Dad's Root CARTON . NO DEPOSIT JUG } gallon ANNIVERSAR . s<PECIAL STEFFEN'S ORANGE and GRAPE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY C California >~;;',; ' \.··, CELERY ~ ' 46oz. ' i~c:l!l .. ' ..~ , ' ' ' .'!.:·~ .\ ,· ' ' - ! :: :i Y.z GALLON •. • . 1\• ". KRAFT'S JET PUFFED '· WE RESERVE THE ' . Reg. 49c 00 . . ~I EASY MONDAY ~0. · SAVE 37c BOXES . ANNIVERSARY LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU REG. J9c NO\./ t ONLY .• CHEESE T I Ny , s I County Area. So Shop Early and Get The Biggest Bargains Ever ' s SLICED 2 CONVENIENT I AREAL BARGAIN Kraft's · MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 71.40L PKGS. I ANNIVBIAIY SJtECIAL ' ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL qt. · Anlin~s Are ~elfebh.• rating Their To uMn DINNAM H ROlLS FROSTING MUFFIN MIX MACARONI SPAGHETTI KRAFT'S : MIRACLE : RIGiiiT ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL CAKE MIXES ·------ WE RESERVE THE . n1versary IS Week . · QUANTITY YEAR AT KANAUGA 3rd YEAR AT MIDDLEPORT Our ·Way of Showing Our Appreciation Is To Bring You Our Biggest f 1iddleporf, 0~ Sale Ever To Come To Kanauga, 0. _ ......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MEIGS and GALLIA • THIS WEEK, FEATURING A STORE FULL Of . l·N' y , c. T ill i, . ' :, " KRAFT'S ·Dog ' .Food · 25 Ll. lAG 89 I �CJ:t....., ; '~~·I'.,,, ... < ·.· f ' ~· . .. j ' 'I I J,~ .· ,. .i ' . -..,. ' \ ~~. ' l -. I· ' • ~· ' ·!i .,;. " ' ; ' I ' . ; II .I I I I EXTRA HEAVY SUPER SPONGE c ASH CLOTHS AREAL BARGAIN ' EACH ' YOU PAY ON LY REG. PRICE $].00 ON NOW TUMBLERS WATCHES $ 12 THE PERFECT FOR HURRY SIZE r I i I BUY NOW AND SAVE WASHABLE -- FULL SIZE BAY'ER'S LANOLIN PLUS REG. PRICE SHAMPOO GALLON 99 c c : .,I - I ill 3' CHILDREN HIDDEN SUPER MAGIC BALLS HAIR SO TABLETS REG. $1.35 · . 1\ SAVE • NIFTY NO ~ STARTER .ON . SET $2.28 VALUE f'J/IJV. or.•-. . ' SHOT GUN ' PAINT· LUCAS BRAND ' '' .. TABLETS ,. '' I.. FLASHLIGHT i --S ·CELL a C a i METAL Box REG. sz.6S NOW ·ONLY ' AIR FRESHENER ! . fr ij 3 I · i. ' I ~ THIS IS THf . . .' ' .· ~. . REG. $1.00 . I. PEPTO BISMOL LILT PUSH BUTTON. ~~, PERt.fi1UNT zs Is ; $ VE i -=-" - FOR TOP QUALITY i : REG. PRICE '1.00 $ .55 •.t:..lr.'If t .49 300 ' I' . . ·. . . . ··~· ., TABLETS . SH E CEPT. Head& Shoulders.- - - MEDIUM 1M 1-- . . HAIR · ' VISIT OUR COMPLETE 'J.. BAYER'S ASPIRIN Winchester ,_. ,;; FOR ' J HIDDEN · ' .#····' · MAGIC:\,. · c c SPRAY .. .. ASPIRIN • , ·ANTI· • \ HERFITOP••• .. PRESTONE c SIZE • ONE NOW BE READY FOR WINTER cEACH . oz. FAMILY BUY THIS PLASTIC TIMEX IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER SET PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE 15% OFF REGULAR S IZE PeR.~HQ!f.en I ' SPRAv--------------~~-----.~,~-­ oEoooRANT ·c c . ,. ,' 28;~z. ,.·~' a \%.•.'1 �CJ:t....., ; '~~·I'.,,, ... < ·.· f ' ~· . .. j ' 'I I J,~ .· ,. .i ' . -..,. ' \ ~~. ' l -. I· ' • ~· ' ·!i .,;. " ' ; ' I ' . ; II .I I I I EXTRA HEAVY SUPER SPONGE c ASH CLOTHS AREAL BARGAIN ' EACH ' YOU PAY ON LY REG. PRICE $].00 ON NOW TUMBLERS WATCHES $ 12 THE PERFECT FOR HURRY SIZE r I i I BUY NOW AND SAVE WASHABLE -- FULL SIZE BAY'ER'S LANOLIN PLUS REG. PRICE SHAMPOO GALLON 99 c c : .,I - I ill 3' CHILDREN HIDDEN SUPER MAGIC BALLS HAIR SO TABLETS REG. $1.35 · . 1\ SAVE • NIFTY NO ~ STARTER .ON . SET $2.28 VALUE f'J/IJV. or.•-. . ' SHOT GUN ' PAINT· LUCAS BRAND ' '' .. TABLETS ,. '' I.. FLASHLIGHT i --S ·CELL a C a i METAL Box REG. sz.6S NOW ·ONLY ' AIR FRESHENER ! . fr ij 3 I · i. ' I ~ THIS IS THf . . .' ' .· ~. . REG. $1.00 . I. PEPTO BISMOL LILT PUSH BUTTON. ~~, PERt.fi1UNT zs Is ; $ VE i -=-" - FOR TOP QUALITY i : REG. PRICE '1.00 $ .55 •.t:..lr.'If t .49 300 ' I' . . ·. . . . ··~· ., TABLETS . SH E CEPT. Head& Shoulders.- - - MEDIUM 1M 1-- . . HAIR · ' VISIT OUR COMPLETE 'J.. BAYER'S ASPIRIN Winchester ,_. ,;; FOR ' J HIDDEN · ' .#····' · MAGIC:\,. · c c SPRAY .. .. ASPIRIN • , ·ANTI· • \ HERFITOP••• .. PRESTONE c SIZE • ONE NOW BE READY FOR WINTER cEACH . oz. FAMILY BUY THIS PLASTIC TIMEX IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER SET PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE 15% OFF REGULAR S IZE PeR.~HQ!f.en I ' SPRAv--------------~~-----.~,~-­ oEoooRANT ·c c . ,. ,' 28;~z. ,.·~' a \%.•.'1 �' . ' ~: f . I) ' I . ' ''V I · "'' ' ;·· . • . . 1&-.Dai!Y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Aug. 24, 11188 · Cbuir'e.;J'fu~crscm Marriage Vows Are , f~ir:hcrngJed August 20 In Pomeroy .. . Around.·a·nCI About Middleport , Mrs. is H Knight 1. ror Aostess sf '" M f uqu ee mo ed "' .,.. .... ' · C I b ated Potfucle Pkrtk \.'nleom~ll· ~fl~riVer-"es e e r Precede~ Mee"tin.• TW~ • 1J1U! 'lfec!cll!!i'i)l~ss. to ~r. , 8Jld Mrs. Byl~e A NO poUuck picnic cUnna IIU11ver.ary. ~f , Mr. ~ . Mrs., .Tiie~. fllr. ~i\4 Mrs. Gena ·preeeaea the moellllfl o! Jllll .;tu;rles H. ~!8 and the Yost, Mrs. M41Ue Yost, Mr. Howell'l'enl DaiQZhter!l ol Union . ,. l L"'uf JUJU pomeroy th The bride was given ln by her father. She wore a floor length white bridal satin with featuring lace lip sleeves and a length veil. She carried of bouquet of white carnations with streamers of lovers' knots , only accessory was a , lo ~ .. by her which had belonged Co I h,;rl•'• great grandmother. 8 mothe.r wore Navy dress with a picture folder showing scenes Idiscussed. Four members plan · white carnation corsag• with In that country including the to attend. Mrs. Roy Holter Is Ill , Miss Cheryl Edwards ' ' ' ·~--:.'t, J • . · ' •,.;· D'li. ' •• .. ,·.· / '' ... . ' ' ' . Wecld!nl .&nnl· " and Mrs. Hanpld Caroshan, Mr. Vetvana Monday . . . . . I I · o1 Mr. and ,,..... ·Bill' and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Richard tb!=J!c!m• of L!lllan stelff. ~id· liJd of Broad Run were Johnson, Steve -Johhson, and di.,Pcn1 celebrated at the home of Mr. Miss Allee ~ach. Lena. Hamm, preslde!ll. Ml8lld Mrs. David Johii!On on Mr.· •nd Mra Kenneth Theiss, d ted the meeting which opel> Sunday, AuiUSI 21. Mr. alld Mrs. David Yost, Mr. Jcln rituallstl< form, It was~.. , and Mrs. Edg81 Johnson, Mr. -'rted thai Gladys Cockier •• Among the many lovely gifts and Mra. Edward Theiss Mr. '"' H lzer I!Mpltal Sfthe couples received were and Mrs. Wolter Aurke, ~- and mikul Ill In ~ Identical •liver canlly dishes Mrs. Charles Alldre, Jan' AI· verdi CJ>mm:callonoThe Illwhich w•re cherished family ktre, llonna Cross, ~ rea and a~ Minnie heirlooms. the 1!111!1 of Mr. and Burke. Rhonda Brlckles. P•m veUng orizt doaward!i' In Del· Mrs. Edgar Johnson of Broad Sylvester, Tom Theiss and the N~.!ZIIc!8 ~~ xt meotlcig will Run. honored guests. Mr and Mrs. Ia StahL ne It Delicious refreshments were Charles Tlit•ss and Mr. and be ·Mondav September 14• served by the hostess. Mrs. Mrs. Hnrold Johnson. •. tile DAV hall. Present were David .John.oon assisted bv Mrs. Sending a gilt was Mrs, Belle Mrs. stahl, Helen Miller, 14"· Edward Th•lss. Betty Thel•s, n. 1 Hamm, Caddie Wickham. Mn. Joy Kay Theiss and Laura e ss. · ·Neulzllng and Mrs. Stellt. twenty • $1xlh Coonle daugh- eel as flower girl. She wore 1 'nle Chester Garden club heh Mr and Mrs Marvin two p1eee suit with matching Its August meeting at the home ~f R. D. 3: Pomeroy, veil as she scattered rose of Mrs. Howard Knight, Chester th brld f Froncis S pelals Road. Assistant hostess ~n of e.:'r. and Mrs: • n.e Rev and Mrs Donald Mrs. Roy_ Miller. 'nle m~eti:g Mr. and Mrs. Veme Rinehart, in Mr Kenneth Eblin .erved as · . · opened w1th organ mus10 Y da ht Barbara and Lellsof Pomeroy best ·man Ushers were Mr. Boone and family have return- Ithe hosteas on a Hammond or· ugnders, M k f Utah Army Chapel on Terry M~Gutre, brother of ed from the BapUsl Church aan for the devotional period. 88 a 8011 • ar 0 r ISa,tunlay, August 20, at 4;30 p. the bride, and Mtss llel'l<a Me· Camp at Loudenville, Ohio. Roll call was answered by eel Sunday Cl~in~Lel~ it M . The double rmg, open wed· Guire, sister of the bride. Miss Mrs. Charlotte stevens of St. ,suggeslions for beller entries tn and Mrs. or e . ~..~_ceremony was performed Ragena McGuire, also a sister Albaos, W. Va., visited with IDower shows. Business meet- Roger. I Erlvoy, Avery of Athens, ~nd of the bride, registered guests. Mrs. Ernest Burton and Mrs. lng was conducted by vice pres- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heine• I' Wmtng of Pomeroy. Pmk . , Charles Warner. ident pro-tem in absence of Ravenswood, W. Va. spent w h lie mums ·decor- The bnde s mother wore ! the president. · eral days lasl week wltll the altar. A 15-mm~te pro- a navy blue dress with white Mrs. VIctoria Stacy recently l" the fair flower show was dis- pareniS. Mrs. Theo Heines ol!l'am of wedding muscc was accessories. She wo':" a cor- rececved a blrth~ay greell~g l oussed and it was decided not Mr. and Mrs. v. D. played by Mrs. Mary Bentz. sage of while carnations en a from her son, W1ll1811l Stacy tn . 001 have the aMual workshop. and fa,ily and attended blue background. The groom's Do Nang, VietNam. which was j The state convention also was f lr · ' t L' ., ° •. ·e ntln·e .' ·I' ,) . = .. ~ ..C:io ' t f/.l :Q .,.,o coo ' 0 • • ~s~ ;i, oil E l ,g ,r:l E ,c~c r_. ·o ... ... n:/:t"' AtTEND REUNION GRANDSON HONORED .. Aramaic, tile llngtlll!l of Je, blue background. flower and vegetable markels. !receive a state award the club · Sunday, for a v1sit at Ravens· Rev. and Mrs. Lester Roush, Mr. and"'" Charles R. K•rr )!US, ls .now spoken by only I A reception was held in the He also sent p10tures of the a1r ·will gel .. a result of Its work wood, W. Va., with her sister Long Bottom: Eber Roush, Sy· Sr. , enterlalned with a dl•ner few thousand peraons living Ill church immediately following base ruaways which he had with the Special F.ducation class and brolher·in-law. Mr. racuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Har- Monday ev•ning, at their hom•. Isolated villages Ill Syria. the ceremony. 'nle bride',, tab- helped const.ruct last year at at Chester. , Mrs. Larry Heines. old Roush Portland attended Naylors Run Hill honoring their II has been estimated IIlii Je was decorated with a white Vun Tau. Vcet Nam. Mr. Stacy I Th• program chalrmaA . InT A Do I I the 255th Roosh Reunion S.lur- grandson . .leffrey Karr. on his l)le Clltlle fllliNiaUon of !be Ualace cloth and golden candles IS a cement worker With the R. troduced Mrs. Robert Reibel, Mrs. , h wn el s on t day at the st. Marv'• Lut~eron 18th birthday A decorated coke !ted Slatea Ia over 100 miJIIoll. and holders The three-tiered M. K. Construction Company "'land a guest, Mrs. Cush John- lth'on Edfromrderl empoymenffl Church at Mt. Jackson, Va., In and home made ice cream were head. ' Boise Idaho where his family I h l'•htenin• I e wa s nsurance o ce. -~• the dl I M , wedding cake was topped with · • son, w o gave an en '• • tile Shenandoah Valley. The next served w••• nner n r · a miniature bride and •roam. reside•. talk on modern flower arrang- Mrs. Floyd Mescher and son. Roush Reunion will be In Nfo and Mrs. Charles R. Karr Jt., dleporl and the boat and t.-. Plesidiog at the table were Friends . have learned that ing. Chris and Paul returned :~a~sk~a:.,. ..-.......................~and:;:;;_::;Jeff~re~y_;an~d~Rlld~oey;;;_o;;;;JiiM•Id;i·~~--~-iiii;;;;ii&-.oiiiiiiiiio..---. Miss Eloise Adams, Mrs. Pearl \ Mrs. Carn~ Hall , form~r MP-l~s Mrs. Earl Young con~ucted 3 their home, Lebanon, after a Mrs. Cheryl Morris Ash and Mrs. Ray Wil'l.ing. County resJden.t, Is. senously til lflower name co~test With Mrs. several days visit with her maid of honor and bridesmaid For her wedding trip the at G~a~t Hospttal m Columbus. Earl Dean the wmner. The door ter and brother-in-law, Mr. was Miss Lvnne McGuire. both bride wore a two piece brown S~e IS 1 ~ ~oom 6d15 : 'sr~endo •prize was won by Mrs. Cush Mrs. John Mitch. sisters of th~ bride. They chose suit wlth matC'hlng accesories. w 0 WJS 0 sen ca s. e as Johnson. . gowns of blue lace with should· The new couple will resldP at 80 years old. . Refreshment• of blue berry Mr. and Mn. Joseph Fields I er l;ngth veils and matching 1725 Wymore Ave. East Cleve- Suzanne Bradbury, Joy Boggs, 1delight ond iced lea were serv- and son, Jeffrey returned home I Th bride's niece 1 d ' Seren Lewes and Chrcstine Bahr ed. Friday, aft.,. a weeks vlslf at are vacatlonm• th1s week at Ill 'th their · n I e ' an · 1Ch' . ~~!:~Ra~e~M~or~r~is,~s~e~rv~--~ Out or htownndguests were Mrs. e . 1cago, · WI so 9, hlldre Chest- Myrtle Beoch, S. C. MISS BradI Joseph Fields Jr., and Mr. and Mr. Douqlas Lanq of the Printzess Company will be on our·2nd Guy Busv a_ ~ n; Mrs bury and Miss Bahr are Rio Mrs. Jerry Fields and son. er, W.. a., r. a •• · Grande College students, Miss Floor - Friday and Saturday. Come in and see the complete John Rcpley, Columbu Mrs. Lewis is a student at Warren Miss Mary Ann Fields, Column4SON W. VA . Lois Musser and children Wilson College in South Caroli- • bus and Miss Patricia Fields Reynoldsburg; Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Boggs is a student sludenl nurse at Athencss;..~~~~ Printzess line of Coats for the· new season,_ Mr. Lanq Is well TONIGHT thru FRrDAY Clifton Morris and Mashell ' at Holzer Hospital School The Weber family reunion Hospital, spent the we ''THE PLEASURE known here as he has been sellinq and flttinQ and adliisinq on Rlldney, Reynoldsburg. Nursing. was held at Portland Park Sun- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. SEEKERS" Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport day honoring P. A. Weber on his Joseph Fields and Jeffrey, Ann Marga1·et this line in our store for many ye~rs. Come and select I new Tony Franciosa Hopi Iadlans comprise t h e and son, Micky and Jerry and 87th birthday. Le0 w·mams of Jackson vl•lt-11 (Color) only North. American Indian Mrs. G. G. Zeigler visited Allending were Mrs. Do r Is ed s 1 'da with Mrs -andcoat, on the second floor, Frid1y, AuA.' 26th 1nd Slturdly,. ~ug. "DEAR BRIGITTE" tr1be In which weaving Is done eral days in Beckley with hiJ Koenig and Rickie Tuppers Wh ur ~· ace<m,1pallicdll James Stewart Fabian by the men Instead of the worn- mother, Mrs. Harriot Plains; Mr. and M;.., Wilber bo:..eybyan Mr:.a•Williams (Color) 27th - fi'C!m 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. en. and, other relatives. Weber and Sandra, McK e e s spent several days with her {' M~ss Mabel Hysell . Rock, Penn.: Mr. and Mrs. S. ter oonfmed ro. her _home With Haught, Cuyahoga Falls; · Open Friday Ni11ht Until9:00 P.M. inner ear 1nfect10n and Mrs. George Sargent, Chesler, Mr. and Mrs. Jack cations. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber, and family of AkHn were wee'k-11 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Mr. and ~·· Jack Kelly Keith and VIda Ann, L 0 n g end guest• of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus _viSited 8eVeral days Bolrom; Mrs. Elizabeth Bid- Grueser and aon, Mlri!~VIll1e. ~~3E~!!Si! recently wcth their parents, Mr. dl Mr Thelma Farnsworth They were accompanied and Mrs, M. L. Kelly' Middle- an~ Fr!cis Case near Chest· by their son, Randy whl spent II port, and Mr. 8Jld Mrs. Ever· . M Oli Weber Keno · two weeks with the Gruesen. 1 Printzess Man . ... I Mr. Douglas Lang of Printze$5 Company ' Drive ·In Weber family Reunion Held Af Portland I I t" ~ .. ELB.ERFELDS IN POMEROY etl Dailey, Pomeroy. I ,I , /.' I l ' 'i \ S shot·llslic C maca full. H Wt'rt back·ta-campus bound wilh 1 CONNIE collat:lionl See mp · happy little heals 111d flail, : pt aDd 1 bounty ol bootl. Set aH lha uninhibillcffootwear ill suadt and smooth ln!hn from CONNIE at (STORE NAME! tadayl Priced hom 7.99 1nd 8.99 0 CONNIE L er, rs. ve '. ' ·-- La-'•rt Columbus v~ Mr. and Mrs. Don Wllhams, Da- Mrs R L Gotthardt and 1011 m~u-, 'iddDe ndMrand ··· ' sited over the weekend with his v an anna a · Bruce returned to their home, mother, Mrs. Dano Lambert, .Mrs. Ralpll Keller, Pome1'oy Columbua Sunday, after spend who is hospilali2ed, and other Ster m.; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd lng ..vera! days witll her mo1relatives. !Coe~cg, Melvm, Ma~lon and Iller, Mr,, W. A. Morgaa ond Hospitalman Alan Wallace, Marte, of Mansfield, Mr. attended the fair. who is in training at the Nation- Mrs. Donald Hawk, Nanette: MiSI Kathy Morgan of Middlea! Naval Medical Center, Be- Cheryl and Pamela, Shelby' port spent Sunday and Monday thesda, Md. and a fellow claso- Mr. Ernest Weber, with her grandmother, Mrs. W. mate, Hosp. Fred Lehmar, na- Star Rt.; Mr. and Mrs. A. Morgan. live of Texas, were weekend Myers, Joyce, Linda, , Bruce Mrs. Edward J. CoroorBD cmd guests of the former's parents, Allen and Leonard Alvm ol children, Jamt!ll, Joseph, Mr. and Mra. Dwlgbt Wallace, Chesler; Mr. and Mrs. cbael Edward, and Caryl Grace daughter, NBilcy and son, Bruce. ard Koenig, Jr., and re~ to their home, Watll- 11 \ ' Mrs. C. E. Burdetle and C. E. Eugene, Chester; Mr. and ping eona., Ieday after a l Burdette were vhlilors in Leon, Charles Weber • witll' her parents, Mi. aDd Mn. l W. Va., Sunday. C.: Mrs. Elizabeth Joseph Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer Syracuse; Mr. and MrL Mrs. Goldie Gothar4 of Eurfoll and sons, and Mrs. KeMeth By· Swatzel, Pomeroy; Mr. and ka is tile guest this week er spent the weekend In Colum· Mrs. M. A. Fairchild, Rev. and Mra. WendeU G. Slutbus. latld: Kirk Chevaller of ler and Kevin Robert Goodall has returned pers Plains, and the Rev. and WelldeU G. to bis employment at ~· P. A. Weber of Stutler and KeWI and Mra. ville, Kentucky, after PlaiDS. die Gothar4 visited Sunday the weekend with his ternoon, at Vlenaa, w. IY and daughters, COMPLETES COURSE Mr, and Mrs. Timothy ;~:,:~II Private Chari.. R. Stone Jr. Mr. and Mra. Ralpll B. 18• whose parents Uve in and family moved Menday, Haven, W. Va., completed SyracUse to Marietta. PoiiMii Of, Ofdo twelve-week th Mr. 8Jld Mrs. c. B. Weeae 1 TONIGHT & THORSoAY 8 • center specialist oourse Miss l)larcia Kerr were SUnday NOT OPEN ArmY Southeastern •lslrors in Rio Grande and School, Fort Gordon, Ga., BD ion. M..,.arcll FRIDAY •nd SATUROAY Aug. 12. Mr. and Mra. Marioa Au1ust 26-27 "TilE GHOST AND Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. Neu.!zllllrg and five daugblerl re~~ alto MR. CHICKEN" their home Stamford, UftWo <Tecbnicolor) in Middleport. 1er a weeks vlsll wttll her fatllOon Knolll Joaa Staley MIM Becky Goodall er, Henry Johnaon 8Jld Mr. and "TAPFY AND THE IUNGLI! HUNTI!II" Sunday witll Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Herschel Manuel and lam· (Teehnicolor) nle Mulford of Lincoln Heights, Dy. Taffy Jacque• Bergerae Mr. and Yra. Hart ..... Bobby, of Woodlelld, __.. ,II were Tuesday dlmler gullll their cousin, Mlsa Elsie Hart and Miss Ethel~~~~;~. :Mr. and Mn. Pom-11 eroy, 8Jld ~ Riffle, bus, ralunled from I vac.atlon at Oetjylburg, _ THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY ler, Hershey, Beaver, and THURSDAY ••• ELBERFELDS STORE IS OPEN FROM 9:15 A.M. to 5:00 P..M. Time tuhop for your chl.I4NM IChool , w--Jid alto ..,;, In Dur August FurnHurtl S.l~ Ill the 2nd and 3nl floon. Allil ..,, Au.,.t 1111 pr1a1 on l'leldcrwt \ 1 nd Clinnon Ttwtla an the mat. ......... ·""'· Mr.. ,f MEIGS THEATRE II 0 Back to School Sale I burlh, PeiiiiiYIVIIIIa 8lld BUSTER BROWNS REG. $8 and $CJ f ' .99 JUST OTHEI BRANDS. 31~ :~· . ~ Chapman-Canaday ·r "' n. m• 111 t11t I!Mk ....,'fll .. PCIMDOY'I QUALIIY 11101 cheater, Va. Melvin Riffle returned to ~wni!ut after spendlll1 a wtelt II witll his parenll, Mr. ud Roy Rlffte, Pomeroy. OlherfamD•• II slton of the Roy Riffle were Mr. and Mra. -··~· 1111, Racine; Mn. Waller Wellll, II Washlqlon Q!yrl Hlule; IIUby Wllllllu Marlella :Mr. and Mn. ,b.;vld McKenzie II and family of Q.llipoi!L Malee Elberlelds in Pomeroy Your Headquarters for Suclc 7o .School Needs for Boys and• ·Girls • Vllllt the buay Reidy To Wear Department on tbe SeeODd J'loor llld NJ.ecl your lklrll, blolllti, _W cotil, eoota, -~ 91IIII'J"i'7 lil4 ·1htD 110~ 1111 the ·~ fltoQr for ..,_ handbap, lllpl, peldltt, bnl, ~ ~ I!ID)IreiJu; ' _.un. lloidery 1nd school auppllel.· Be iure to Me for, tbe bo711D 70IIf filii. ' . )ly tbe !Ill seJ.ecllon of unde~, IIWelteri. 1114 llOfii!IUe Deedl - )'OU'U .,, ' .I lo~ID~ . 1· :(j ',· 1,._".'!'¥.· ~- tam .. 'J... aacb;. tWa, belli, of JOIII' bleli: Ironton rr. 'fPlla17 moved Home Agm'n. ... .......... •ealll Jn SEOAL ""16trtlll CJWI.I I(..,Qlt BONN· ~Th.reotened CIIANU!:LLuR wi& Erhard i-eJUrned and •IWIJII¥ ·aci~ lilaljlot today IS. DIX, N. J. (UPI) -A Fl. Dis Pollee pud lly abol to by allllhr MP today pnerall' 1111 .revfllt lila! h~ plunge!) West ...ape of "" ~any IIIIo political · llij flnl IIIOYI WU a shakeup Military I~ IBid ln<~Al'P Jllllltary command. · lronlon, a membar or tile pards, aollipM 1a 1111 ..:iiamed t.t. Gen. Ulrich •1Sou.the8lltern Ohio A~etlc I Slllld Ml1llar)l Pollee c.. .,.... ¥~, ·• l1ead of the Ill lis Infancy, ........ .... "" _ , . . ft\lty, . ,)~ · head the enUre home today. ,moaen wbett Pvt. David M",.man armed fore .., of!J. Or almost borne, being lln)ola, ZO, of RaleiP, N. c. elll- IIO'Jrcts said. aecldealally 11to1 his prtner eel In effective Sept. I, 111118, • .._ .-..d 1111 wooda faclorl remaining -• Theae binge 011 _ , tile olllcbde. 1"le pJ16. of Pomeroy ...,., P\>11. Lewto Ray, 11, botll present leai!U•I ud WWiot!l Wlll1l0r, 17, ltad escaped !rom tile lloekade earlier•. Autbnllle1 oald Ray ovetpOWet'ed a pan wbDe belq led ... latrlae. Be !bel nleaoed Waraw !ram blo cell. 8 Planes Hit Enemy with Heavies .BUS INSPEc:r"ON- Cpl. J . D. Junkins of the Ohio State Patrol, right, talb With Charles. BISsell, Eastern Local School District driver, while making an iJa. spectton of hiS bus Wednesday._Jn the pictur~ below, Ptl. J. D. Woogan cbectm tbe door of a Southern Local D1stnct bus while mechanic David Sayre looks CllL -Sentinel Photos. School Buses Muster 56% For Approval � 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/. Title A name given to the resource August 24, 1966