https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/47e759a933e8030e383ee841c53cd394.pdf 3b8ef3c468f51e09b6877b31531dab63 PDF Text Text ,. . .I •. ,._ '~ I I Shipwreck • LS '. T·heme of Rush Party (f • . . ' '1 \~ . I 1 I Heath MYFs Elect their N Off' eW ICerS me. Hope He's leen .11 all. Movjea, ielevislokl,' clilha, the theater. He's been there. But rapid Robert is In a dlther over his 111'111 tel8'11slon special of the year, and no wonder. Fifteen of his fonner Jeadln& ladles surround him on the Sept. 28 fun and games. Who could ask lor more? "It's not just working with those wonderful " said. "I'm changbig the of my show. "For 18 years I've been !he same kind of review . 1 , clips from movlea .with Madeleine Anita Eckberg and Jane Illustrating Bob's teehnlques .u a lover." Thereafter he Is set upon by Lucille .BaH, Joan Csullleld, Joan Collins, Arlbne Dahl, Phyills Diller and Rhonda Fleming. He also Is Involved with Joan Fontaine, Slgne Ha88o, Lumarr, Dorothy Lamour, Ma· Maxwcll, Vlrginla Mayo, Dina Merrill, Vera Miles and Janis Paige. , • es - . Hint~ It an show all the arms of Industry Co "' ~· . Hot Prospects in Tow Says Ohio GOP Chief in Athens more of · rornpe~~·WI 4jr)touill¢t ever. the "They:rllcJiillll!l Mr. and Mrs. John Knopp gags, sketches, ntonolngue This shapely array of Columbus visited Sunday with all the rest. I wanted to do tude would give a l~r Mrs. Charles Buck. . something dlfferent this year. hives. Bul Hope is an old The Middleport Hr~h School held Oct. 2 in connection with needed a change." at surrounding Bond's annual Tag Day will be the fall conference being held OU R. L. Gotthardt returned Inasmuch as Bob bas with beauties, even on his trips held Saturday, October 15, it at the Feeney-Bennett Post m his home, Columbus Sunday, raUngs In each to VietNam. At tho thought any . · was decided at the regular Middleport. On October 29 Mr. ler spending several days speclala since anyone bevy of leadln& ladles be shouldn't . 1 1o have •L ~~ theNew officers elected by Mrs. W. A. Morgan. remember, why tamper with only rolls hla eyand growls once more· meet1ng of t he Band Boosters• F rey pans ute band Junjor and were Senior MYF ..-:ill As.,ociation Monday evening in take part in the annual Band ~ of Heath Methndist Church Mrs. Welby Whaley r~~~~';~~~ success• 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, the l1igh school cafeteria. Day at Marshall University. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Belcher Sunday evening at the church. horne Sunday, afier 8 ~ •'Because it's a Mrs. Wesley Fry, presidenl, Mr. Frey also urged that all of Charleston, W. Va. , were Officers of the Senior group days visit at Jackson with Invigorating thing to do. conducted the business meeting parents of children in the var- weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. are Sherrie Shuler, president; and Mrs. Leo Williams and want to rome up and introduced the new band ious bands to attend the month- Jack Bachner. They came lor Doxie Walters, vice president; tended the Apple Festival. something new In my other director, Mr. Ross Frey. ly Booster meetings to become the birthday of their nephew, Cindy McGurr, secretary, and Mr. and Mrs. c. K. Nease appearances," he explained. Mrs. Fry announced thot the ocquainted with the various Steven Bachner. Sandy Johnson, treasurer. sons of Nease Settlernen~ Flllll Clips Incladed band would sponsor a dance proJects and aims of the band Pat Edwards, son of Mr. and ed Sunday with her "I'll open with a monologue. I Oct. 1 at the high schooL Corn- and those of the director. Mrs. Charles Edwards, left Officers elected for the Jun· Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. couldn't do without lhat. mittee members were appoint. . Saturday lor Kent St.te Unlver- iors are Eddie Brown, presi· . Mrs. Homer Holter and Mrs. afterward I arrive In a Brink's ~ and 1'nclude the un1'fonn Followmg tile busmess meet- sily where he will be a fresh- den t ; Verne 0 rd• VIce · preSl-· Wyatt Chadwell attended truck wJth my golf clubs· ~ committee - Mrs. Don Mullen, ing a reception wus held in man. He is a 1966 graduate of dent; Vickie Sutlon, secretary, flower show at Kyger Creek They've kidnaped me for a Mrs. Lewis Long, and Mrs. Hen- honor of Mr. Frey. Refresh· Middleport High SchooL and Debbie Gilkey, treasurer. High School Sunday afternoon. ry Cbtworthy; calling rommit- ments of cake and coffee were T<>m Rail, son of Mr. and A discussion was led by Em- Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Fisher, De1Wminutional Day jee - Mrs. Gene Harris, Mrs. served from a table covered Mrs. E. o. RaU, has returned erson Jones and plans made for and sons, Kenneth and Don 0/ Prayer Oblertled Robert Hysell, and Mrs. Rich- with a white linen cloth and to Kent' State University where members to attend the Akron and Mr. and Mrs. J. m Denominational Day ard Bailey; and publicity, Mr. centered with an arrangement will be a senior majoring in meeting Monday evening Fisher and family of Rrultouq Prayer was observed at and Mrs. Robert King. of fall flowers. Mrs. Eugene Journalism. Pomeroy, Refreshments IlL visited relatives over worship service Sunday even-ll Mr Frey outlined coming Conde and Mrs. Wendell Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey- served by Mr. and Mrs. Jones. weekend. They were called ••• at the Ente...,.., •• aactivities and projects of the tach were hospitality chairmen. dno, Huntington, w. va., spent The Rev. Max Donahue and by the serious illness of llh M,.,._Tht>mlrs[J band which include participat- A good attendance was noted the weekend with their parents, Mr. Jones will act as advisors former's mother, Mrs. ' wid 1 olr~ WSWS ing in the legion parade being at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing. for the seniors with Mrs. Jones Fisher. Bentz, prea en • ton in Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson lead- Mr. and Mrs. Norman In charglme. f lnte f th J · "The porlance b rcesAmenco'a fovo•lte T-slrln with Mrs. Luckeydoo in New ers 0 e umors. of Senecaville arrived sory Prayer," was the topic 11inlorced ntck thol.wln't ..._ W. Va. Present were Doxie Walters, for a visit wilh their the service. Miss Elizabeth DaS·M·l·XL . Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Johnson, vice president; Vickie sutton, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. vis read the scripture and Mrs Officers were elected and Mrs. Clara Paulsen, for dust- Jr., of Pensacola, Fla., Mrs. A. secretary, and Debbie Gilkey, Robert Wamsley, and to see · Don Hunnel led iD prayer for county contests judged wben er; Mrs. Homer Radford, apple R. Johnson. Sr., Mr. Howard treas~r. . mother, Mrs. William the Missions , that bad asked Meigs County Pomona Grange muffins; Mrs. Elms Louks, cro- Jarrett, of Charleston, W. Va.; A diSCUSSion wass led by They were accompanied for special prayer. The Rev. met at the Rock Springs Grange chet centerpiece and edgings; and Wesley Hundley of Dunbar, erson Jones and plans made for tlleir grandson J. R. Menael Smilll closed wll!l hall. and Mrs. Emma Adams, Infant W. Va .• visited over the members to attend the county who spent several days II Elected were Stsnfor~ Stock- suit of crocheted cap, coat. end with Mrs. Cecil Kimes. meeting Monday evening at th benedlctto_n._ _ __ ton, worthy master; Thomas and booties. Dwaln Will of HarPomeroy. Refreshments were em. ATTEND DINNER Sayre, overseer; George Gen- risonvllle won second place on served by Mr. and Mrs. Jones. dent of the College, announees Mr and Mro Paul Smart helmer, steward; Homer Rice, apple muffins. The Rev. Max Donahue . and ,. new five-year ·In Platlsbu- reeenUy 1o Be Sure To See The Complete IJue of Hanes Underwear assistant steward· Mary Gen- The fifth degree was given Mr. Jones wdl act as adVISOrs ram structured to meet ba- 11!0'0 ·adl · For Mea IIIIi Boya On Sale nnw In the Mens &Boll for I or the senrors ' progneeds In capital attend a farew'll for Departmon~l&t Floor. Union Suits in cotton rib ~~Jilt hermer. chaplam; Leo Story, for one candidate. It was anWI'th Mrs · J ones sic w and Merlllllll)p, and th~ weoves .- Shorts and Drawers ~ QuU~ lreasurer; Lethu Morris, secre- nounced that James White, and Mrs. Jam~s Johnson lead- ments und academic ~ ~O!l't:-J,fn Geo ·81 Underwear - .Athlehc Shorts and Undi!rlhlrto - KDee larv; Amos Leonard, gatekeep- Che~ter King and the Racine ers of the Junwrs. . A new dorm!~ for ~I~- cbudreq ~ho mo~length Briefs - ~mptete Selection of .s~. Now It • good time 'to buy your n~s In MODS and lkln Underer: Frances Goeglem, cores .Jumor Grange chorus who were Funeral services for Mrs. Present were Doxie Walters, is being completed wrth early iJII~ tD Deer Park a suburb ' of wear at E.herfelds. You'U lind a coillplete ·il!lectiOD ol Pa11line Atkins, Pomona; Helen winners In the district rontest Pearl Russell were held from Okey Reitter, Van Johnson, plans lor a new administration Clliclilnllll 'l1te Mi' Sid. si!es too · Quivey, flora; Betty Leonard, were awarded plaque• for their the ~wing Chapel Sunday, at 2 Mrke Buskirk, Sylvia Swanson, building, campus chapel, dill 'liia lransl~rreci 10 ~ lady assistant steward; Homer participation at Ohio State fair. with the Rev. L. Simpson Sandy Johoson, Robbie. Ord gymnasium. , diiJrCh 'II!~ wbttt he wW he Radford, execuUve committee, Norman Will has been chosen of the Forest Run Bap- and Sheme Shuler, selllors. , Kentucky Christian College Is aa....r tid In the "i:luiltlan eduand 'llrs. James H. Quivey, Meigs county delegate to church, officiating. Attendln& in the Ju~nor supported by Christian Church- . ~~iiD!t . .. · ' home economic chairman. State Grange meeting and Special music was provided group were J">:ce Kerns, V1ck- es and Churches of and cilltlli~~~~-~---;=-----7-;b====,.;==:=======..,.,..~---~ Miss Margaret Griffith, home sie White the alternate. by Mrs. Campbell Harper or- le Sutton, Debb1e Gilkey, Eddie Is principally engaged iD • demonstration agen~ and her A special meeting of Pomona gants! and the choir of Mt. Mo- Brown and Verne Ord. ing men and women for churchassistants, Miss Sharon Holter Grange was announced by riah BapUst church, related vocaUOIIB. The Tl and Miss Carol Wilcoxen judged master for Oclober 5. Gallia Burial was In Beech of male students the baking and sewing con- County Pomona Grange will cemetery and pall-hearers lor the Cluiatlianl tests. Receiving first place were guests. Subordinate Granges Eddie Buffington, Jolm Moor. - - - - - - - -·-- - - are requested to have a Arnold Richards, August representation at this es, Ervin Ball!lllardner and and to bring pies. At the close Oscar Qualls, Kentucky Christian College, of the meeting refreshments Relatives coming from out Grayson, began Its 48th year DF i were served. of town for the service were of Instruction on September 1 Size P~tef!t pri Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tatum, with a 25 per cent increase In 8¥2103_ ~propert11 j DAUGHTER BORN James Russcll and daughter, student enrollment, the largest ~enior mothers of Eastern Mr. and Mrs. James Neutz. Karen, Thomas Russell, Mr. in the college's blstory. IncludRegultr $3.99 ' High School met iD special ses- ling are announcing the birth and Mrs. Douglas English and ed in thio year's Freshman ' oion Monday afternoon, at the of their first child. a daugh- son, Gentle Brown J~.• Samuel Class from the Hemlock Grove flretl ' High School with Mrs. Guy ter. born Monday, September Russell, Charles and Charlene area is Charlotte Ann Lambert, I Spencer, president, in charge. ! 26 at Holzer Hospital in GalU- Brown and Henry Wright all of daugllter of Mr. and Mrs. Ger1e II • Final plans were made for polis. The baby weighed seven Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Luth· Lambert. Middleport 1 an auction sale of furniture en pounds and has been named er Russell and son, Daylon; ~D~r~.~J~.iiLo:w~e~1l~:~:~ 0 Saturday October 1 beginning Patricia Lynn. Grandparents of Mrs. Cleo Roasell and daughter • t at 12 noon, at the High School the new baby are Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark, L Lunch will be served und each Theodore Neutzling and Mr. canton; Mrs. Claude Martin, • mother is asked to rontribute and Mrs. Robert Goodall, Mid- Detroit, M1ch.: and Mrs. Hel9 two pies or one dozen sandwich- dleport. Great grandmothers are en Lee and daughter, Chicago, ~ es. Those having furniture for Mrs. James Clatworthy, Sr., W. the sale are to have it at the Middleport; and Mrs. Otto STILL CRITICAL school by 10:30 a.m. Mulford. Middleport Rt. I. Mrs. George Sargent, Pomeroy . :You get the <:onvenienee ot low-cost LOT-O:.UTE' TH Plans were also made for a Neulzling is the former Janice Junior High teacher, who has • rummage sale to be held in Par- Goodall. automatically, tool LOT-0-LITE looks, lights like a been confined to Gallipolis S kersburg, W. Va., on October atreet light. A photoelectric eell turn& it on at dusk, edicul Center the past week, II< 20. These having rummage are PLAN HOMECOMING ofF at dawn. Lights up 4il~rk areas arqund garages, 1 S to meet at the borne of Mrs. The annual homeroming of remains in critical condition. outbuildinge, drive.waye, parking Iota, outdoor livWll Spencer, Tuppe's Plains, Octo- Hemlock Grove church will he His room number Ia 118. 1' her 18, at 9 a.m. to place price held Sunday October 2, heginIng and working areas all nigbtlongllt 'a perfect lor Sj!j tags on articles and to bring a ning at 9:30 a.m. A basket din- World's longest train tunnel auburbt!n homea, farms.factol'iea, busin'e&sea, pubts 88ck lunch. ner will he served at noon and bores under Italy's Lepontine lie buildings-any plae~ that needs protection and RoseS. Reynolds f Due to this special meeting, the afternoon program will be- J.;Al;;;;;;;ps;;;;;;;fo;;;;r;;;;l;;;;2'"·3;;;;m;;;;;;;iles;;;;;;;. safety alter dark I You make no inveatment in LOT. the re8lllar October meeting is gin at 1 p.m. Everyone weiAu't. VIce Pr...i~nt 0-UTE, either. One low monthly rate ineludea Jn.i ~ canceled. ; , , come. Ab t Midd}ep0rl Plans ' ' Contest cl.ri • Pomona Grange EleCtS OtlICerS, Se/ecfS County Contest Winners :. Funeral Held 5Unday Mrs. Russel/ ·' :l been Miss Lambert Is Enrolled at K Ch • • fiSflan Senior M.others Of Eastern I A . p an UcfiOnS Rev Elberfelds In ~ llghtlllfll LOT·O·LITE costs~as low as'310 a.month! CITIZENS NATIONAL M£IGS THEATRE ,.._.o...., t!'I r' I• STRAP fLAT l•. ' LAST TIME TONIGHT "FIREBAI,.L 5110" Teehnicolor rr&nkie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Fabian, Chill WlUs, FNtunttt C.lorc•rtoon WED. and THURSDAY Sapt. Sopt. 21-29 NOT OPIN · •lallation, malnteaanee (including ment) and electricity. Orcler today fnim your loeal Electric Co1mp1~ny Memher Amateur Gqnlener C[ub Amateur at Gardening but ••• PROFESSIONAL IN BANKING SERVICE BANK ·ay MAIL BLACK - BROWN ;i: .,.., .ON •l·'' /fational MAIL tiqr lod IUt 143 70: SHOE BOX . .,lth outt16or Meet the Folks at Friendly w Pomer~y GIRLS OXFORDS Roush's Shoe Store I\ X: sz.aa --=--Oj .. . Tdf '}" I . .~.~ I" ,.I 4 •' About Pomeroy ' MHS Band Tag Day is October 15; • • 1 ocJ d New Band D~rector IS ntr uce . .,. ·I• (' ·~· ' ) ")I Sbipwrecl: on a South Sea Is- games were played and woD by Trousers." vved. For dessert lndlland, a fate harassed husbands Anne Chapman and Apr i I Sbirley Huston recited a pn- vidual halves of whole piDeap~le might dream of, was the theme Smith. · em and a skit enUUecl, "Things lllled with fresh fruit salad were when Ohio Eta Phi Cbapter of Everyone then gave an inter- igo Better with Coke," was pre- enjoyed. Beta Sigma Phi sorority held pretaUon of her rostume and sented. This .was followed by a Attending were these guesls, M d M N i1n 1'8• • 0 ·an its annual rush party Wednes- prizes were awarded to t h e pantomime to the rerording of Karen Bierhup, Bonnie ThOVJjlr. an day, Sept. 2t at the horne of three most original, being Shir- ''Yellow Submarine," which was son, Ann Barnitz, Marie O'Don- of Bashan visited Sunday afterMrs. A. R. Knight. ley Huston, Betty Rawlings and given by all the girls noted 1nell, Carol Freeman, JennHer noon with Mr. and Mrs. CbarFishnet, s!lells. colorful fish Lois Moore. Judges were Mr. above. Anderson, Patty Stein, Mr. and les R. Karr Sr. and driftwood carried out a and Mrs. A. R. Knight, Mrs.J Betty Rawlings clOsed the pro-' Mrs. A. R. Knight, Mrs. Virain··l Mrs. Raymond Pullins el South Sea island effect. The Virginia Myers, and Bob Wing- gram by leading group singing ia Myers, and Mrs. Susan Rus- Thurstllll and Mrs. Roy Evans guests were picked up in an ett. of songs of the sea. sell. Canal Winchester, who were crnergcm·y truck presented with ! Pal Hindy announced the Slitp- Refreshments were served at Members present were the here to see their lather, Rollin a life jacket and IJandaid name wreck Follies of 1966 with Gall B Red Cross Survival Station. "'"'e and Marge Schoonover, Bearhs at Holzer Hospital, lag. and upon arriving were 1 Hovatter opening the show with Each guest was presented with Doris Ewing, Barbara Betzing, turned to their homes Sunday sea ted at t.bles with palm tree Ia hula dance. Martha Eshle- a tin plate and cup as favors. Ina Meadows, Sharlee Neuman, evening. plocemats and lighted candles man, Judy Crooks and Rosetta to use at the buffet serving ar-1 B~rbara Riggs, Billie Jo Spears, in bottles. Redovran sung and danced to. ea. Ham, cheese, sandw1ches, 1 Lmda Watson, Marilyn Wisecup Mr ... and Mrs. Ashton Sayre The passenger list was check- "By The Sea," and later gave relishes, potato chips, pretzels I Rita Ball, Lois Clelland and Li- of Fa~rborne were weekend ed by Martha Eshleman and their version of "Bell Bottom and cokes were ser-lla Mitch. guests of her mother, Mrs. --~-- - - - --· - - - - ~ - ~-Frank Stewart. 1 ' \ ~ ' · IUP,. t Cited to Court ,, Dean Alheki ~ ) Mrs. Clilldress · f). Dies 'f.uesday Mrs. Ola Cblldress,-8'1, ville, passed away ·at 'the General Hospital Tuesday lng after an extended Born in Calhoun County, Va., she was r fC!Sidenl Reedsville .lha past M' 1'""''·1 ·Survi~:..r=.~ Her husband dl"'' II! J1!13. ·. 28 . F·r1en . dly Vietnamese �_ ....,.._ ......... .. ~·. ,. .·;· over St. tOuts Tuesday n~I~~~D~al~ly~Se~n~tlne~l,~~~~~~~~~~! D · ear S.econd Stra•.·ght N.L Pennant ~;~:to:t,.·=s h:~~ ·' . od:-.0~ers N Negotiation !ht llod&eR fouad c!ear laillDI .ahead oa lheJr unual Doll ilryldale llllptd liP ud cruiBe t. the Nallonal Leag~~ the Loll AD1e111 Dodgen peunaal wbetl Dryadale relhlpped Old. gained lilt lorlll lbat carried 8J Jill? lldCii P UPl a;.a Wllllf him to 2S victories ill 1916. Alter his famous dual holdout with Sandy Koufax preyented hin from taking advaalsge of the benefits of spriag training, Drysdale appeared Sl1Jiglsh when the season begun and experienced difficulty groovint the ball with Ids old-time zing. The tall righlllander owned Ball , 4JI.ft'AB Fearless Forecaster Picks the Illini In Cliff-Hanger with Michigan State II)' / ... - ' ' ~::.- -... ~- -.,j.•• • ~- 11\VLrt;'~; MAJOR AMOS B. . HOOPLE The OrlJIIDat Drawback Egaq, friends, pigskin prngnostication is a perilous prole"' si011 indeed. There was, for inStance, great consternation a!Milg my slslfl lasl Saturday when downtrodden Ohio U., winless since 1964, walloped Boston College. And Oregon State "An fOil ..lag 1o let lhe bounced back from a humiliatmeaalel 1tud iD oar way 1o a ing 41-ll defeat to trounce classy cll•mplovWp?" Iowa, 17·3! Undaunled by such amazing form reversals, your Fearless Forecaster has prepared a flawless card for you this week , The Hoople System ' sees most of the contests going according to the coaches' gsme plans, with the favored elevens finishing on top, the major exc~tltn being the UliRois-Mich- igan stale meeting. The Flgh~ ing llllni, who have shown improvement every weekend, will prevail over the vi slUng Sparlans, 28-22, In a torrid struggle - har-rumph! In a pair of battles that promise to· be spine-tingling all the way, I pfl!dict the Air Force will sc..-e Its firs! • ever victory over Navy's midshipmen, 16-14, and mighty Mississippi wilt stem Alabama's Crim- Army 20, Peon State .6 V.M.I. 7:1, llollton College 3 Ca!Horala 17, Pittsburgh 15 Colorado 31, Kansao Slate 1 Dnke 21, Virglala 13 Georgia Tech ~. Clem1011 28 Oklahoma Sl. H, Houston 1 Idaho 25, Pacific (CuiU.} 12 Blinois 28, Mlcbigan Slate 22 Nebraska 28, Iowa State 14 Wisconsin 21, Iowa t% Auburn 17, Kentucky 11 L.S·U. 23, Miami (Fla.} 21 son Tide, 17-15. Mich. 27, No. carolina 19 Kansas 23, Mionesola 21 Miss. State 31, RicbmoDd 1Z At Evanston, 01., Terrence Hanratty, who has proved himself a werthy suceessor to those famed Irish quarterbacks - Berlelli, Lujack and Carideo -<>f yesteryear, will lead the Notre Darners past Northwestern, 38-6. Now go on with the forecast : Air Force 11, Navy 14 p FLAWLESS .>:i 28 11 56 Mississippi 17, Alabama 15 Notre Dame 38. Ohio State 19, Wasblngtan t3 So. Calif. 21, Oregon Slste t4 Oregon 16, Sun Josee Stale 9 Pardue Zl S.M.U. :U Georgia 31, So. ClarollDa ZO Ta!une 12, SlaDford 1 Syrcause U, Maryland 10 Tollnessee 14, Rice 13 Texas Teeh 25, Texas A&M II Arlumsu 10, T.C.U. 7 Texas 23, lndlsoa 20 U.C·L.A. 28, Missoorl 24 Utah St. 40, New Mex. St. 8 33 33 13 20 West Va. 13, Vlrglnla Teeb 7 .. Line Scores WE'RE HOLDING AN OPEN HOUSE! COME IN AND SEE THE '67 OHEVRDLETS FREE DOOR PRIZES! 8 49 47 Florida 30. Vauderbllt 14 N.C. State 18, Wake Forest 10 Baylor 7:1, Wash. State 9 Wyom!Dg 3ll, Arizona 14 Yale 22, Rutgen 15 Dartmouth 14, Holy eross 8 Bowling Green t, Dayton 7 Riglll Wrong Ties l'.asl Week: 25 13 t HERE NOWt ' Gifts For The Ladies, Men and Children. REMEMBER THE DATE Many, Many Daily Drawings Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., Sept. 29-30, Oct. 1 NEW & USED CAR CENTER We're rolling out the red carpet and putting on the big smil es to we lcome every. in town to our big open house. Stop in at Pomeroy -Motors this wee k; bring the whole family in, too. Take a good long look at all our brand new '67 Chevrolets • espeiiially the new Camara - and you'll see why we're celebrating. Be our guest at ~ ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. LOCATION AT OUR NEW & USED CAR CENTER IN OUR NEW SHOWROOM POMEROY, OHIO fl %'1 I .-..:.:. .It! "' "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!llllllll!!!!!!!lllll! By Uolted Press litternatlonal I· To _ Date• _ _ ____ American League New York at Wash., ppd., • • Kan. City al Bait., ppd., Dommand ~Parformanoa )::--: t; .t.'' ~ 13 29 26 DIAMONDS f . Brown Back InStates, 'No Football' OP 47 47 twice as many lossos as victories by the All-Star break. "! was lousy the firSt hall of the season. I needed every b!t ol those six weeks of spring training I could get," Drysdale admitted. Following the mid-season break, h t wever, Drysdale showed signs of coming alive again and slsrted an outstand' ing string of pitching performances Sept. 10, culminating with his four-hit 2-ll victory ballo:~r::~.::n~~~ the season has been """'·"'On his next start be PJicheO a ·playing a Drysdale beamed after third of an inning longer and game at performance whittled won o-3. Then eame a string of was rallied place Los Angeles' tbree otraight complete games the N.L., .SaQ pennant clinching .number · two shulmlls. Atlanta 6-3 three with five games to Clineb Flag Cincinnati illiS seem to have gotten into When Drysdale f.Sok the York were after the All-Star Game. mount on Sept 10, the Dodgers In the "I felt I was going to were one-hall game eut ot first Minne5<1ls better because I couldn't place. Today, they lead second Bostoo gotteo any worse. I had hoped place Pittsburgh by three losing could help the fellows in games and could clinch the flag beat Detroit drive," he added. tonight if tbe Pirates drop a postponed lhe On Sept. 10, Drysdale doubleheader at Philad<iphia Washington ana ....... 8-1-3 innings of leur-bit, and the Dodgers defeat the Baltimore ~~ : ... :\ .,.. ·this year. ADhevrolet t-=u 98c Boiled Ham Pure·Pork Sausage 59c 29 Pork. Slmulder 3 s1· . lb. HOMEMADE lb- SLIC"D · . , : .~ t. l Ills. • l.nTAN,T ~ . •! Pbila, ppd.,.raln ' Coffee Mate ' . ' ~-·-. LEGAL NOTICE Rita Jean Rizer, a NOTtCI whose place of residence Is n. stu• of onJo, Departmftll of Mr Wand R L ' lndUSII'IIll Relatlont . Divis ion O( F act-I s. a . yons, 2821 ory 111 nd Butldinl Inspec-t ion lallecl Ad- tary Road Niagara r'aJis SWAIIIS DOWN. Cake Mix - . ,, Judk-IIUan Or4er No :18M an Septrm- btr 1. Ul811 , to Mr . Ralpla Carl, ::e':!~m-:::.'~~:~th cea~. lnr .• 5::0-DIJIFT 3 ~~~ 79c ' Pf'IQI•IYork, otherwise, whose ,1 resklence Is unknown, take flOtict that 00 the 2Dth ' Of Septii!JDbef, 1966, the UDJJer- 1 1sim1ed filed his peti'tion •g.tin•:t[ flo" ..,1 her In the Common Pleaa:,,~:: 12 _Mile• Nortb et Pomeroy, Ohio, Me111 County . The order wrU~n under tbe Autborl· ty ol 4107.32 . Ohio Revlaed Code r e. 'lUirft tolleU. proper l'tlrdWif'eo (Jre of Meiss County, Ohio. extln,ul~u. rorl"fi!ltana of the el..•. ~ d' nd tL trlcal Q'ftem and IQUlplunt. eud &Of 0 ·-~~ ;,;J;~j·';;i rl~a~-t~P or •toraae area. Sitned by the grounds of gross Wilh am 0. W:d ker , Director . d ty S 'd 'li be lvorce a ' Tissue 1(),~~~~ 69c u . lk! ----ueAL NOTic • S9c ~ M11111 Coun'b- Commtulonel'l Luellle DJthl F'IQitllt.. . Weheter and Pultz Attorneys for Plaintiff (9) 21, 28; <IO 5, 12, !9, 211: .-u. uma. ' uo ·2, -...-•= 7te wide. wide tread measures Wl! .. il for lilf·ISSII!Id O!ILY '299 tMa .,., - lolo- on - Outol4t.'IC!a0• -· ' to 13 .....,, Try to ~ "oo1IUid if!Oirum•'\1 ...... c...~r .·~ CROSS'. SONS o. ' M~SON FUINITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ""'.J • ,., p.r;t. •Fioi¥-Thrci~gh lhat+ctoor.haiiltop up llltre). > .,_ 1 opli!!'lll .Y-80 11!-(ury'o price clua. _ ' Of!O ol2~ f4'!' Is oUt 10 win ypu over right~. Glv-til. m R~. ~orO~. ~,.· ... -.: ,·-·. ....~t ... ~ . lt'a Cam!ro. the new driving machine bv Chevrolet. look! Long, low hood. Sho rt rear deck. Forceful profile. Come on, Buckle yourself into that slender Stratabucket seat. Fire up • 140-hp Six or the 210-hp VB (depending on model). Check the rearview mirror and move out. Camaro gives you a car full of comforts from carpeting on the lloor to vinyl upholsterv all around. There's ,a lot of secu<ity, too: dual master cylinder brake system with warning light; GM-developed energy-•bsorbing steering column; four-way hazard w•ming flasher ; and folding fJonTseat back latches among other things. Camaro-yor.r idea of a carl Spall coupe or convtltible. The RaUv Sport, with hideaway headlight• and more. SS 350: '-laro'a biQ91111 bu!Qinw hood. IKlicl striping, red stripe tires. Ask for the ~stoat ·~~ ~· interior. Str ata-back front seat for thrt' stereo ta pe system. 81( £onditioning or wh atever. Ca mara: the Chevrolet yeu<'Vil: waited for. See your Chevrolet dealer nw.l You w•nt a driving m8€hine thst'• low and long and wirh hideswav headlights, ma:ybe. '" ~ f/JIIt (tJ(p9 round the front end? Com• an Csmsro. You wont a car th~r eall road. but all in one smooth and· · s tead y chunk? Come drii• Csmsro. You want all tile driving excitsmont yeu can gel? Com• price C•mMO. And tits your burJgqS. 1811' ho~ if va. AU now. ,M ''7 New ~urniture ;:tOe F~/el cause WI 3 ROOMS t· p!~ bhlll . Clull a1 I I hearing on alld after the 3rd · of Nlov<om~~~ 1 Sealed blda will be ~tl'elved b:r tbe Board of COUDt,r Coau.Uulonen at · their omee in the Court hot~ le , Pome .rv:v . Ohio, untu 10:00 a.m .. October 10, 1 11186, 101' eoal. Sperifka1IOIU a1 fOI· lo'l\··= Lump Coal. Thti! Board ot CoWJtr CotDJPJ.tlonen rwt;ti"Yfl tiN rtJh' to n-Je"t an:r or all . APIJtes ··=~~IDA-TIIA:r FROUN a u it's ftt.lof The- Onhl' d.-crlbu V!OiatiGM In the ltruetu~ of the Boedford y o ut b Cente_r, Bedford Toi\'D&hip, St . Rt . 33, "•' ·~,, -~· "·" ., Evtrything New Happen .... Hsppenedl Now. at Your Chevrolet D•i!tita(:•,l. �_ ....,.._ ......... .. ~·. ,. .·;· over St. tOuts Tuesday n~I~~~D~al~ly~Se~n~tlne~l,~~~~~~~~~~! D · ear S.econd Stra•.·ght N.L Pennant ~;~:to:t,.·=s h:~~ ·' . od:-.0~ers N Negotiation !ht llod&eR fouad c!ear laillDI .ahead oa lheJr unual Doll ilryldale llllptd liP ud cruiBe t. the Nallonal Leag~~ the Loll AD1e111 Dodgen peunaal wbetl Dryadale relhlpped Old. gained lilt lorlll lbat carried 8J Jill? lldCii P UPl a;.a Wllllf him to 2S victories ill 1916. Alter his famous dual holdout with Sandy Koufax preyented hin from taking advaalsge of the benefits of spriag training, Drysdale appeared Sl1Jiglsh when the season begun and experienced difficulty groovint the ball with Ids old-time zing. The tall righlllander owned Ball , 4JI.ft'AB Fearless Forecaster Picks the Illini In Cliff-Hanger with Michigan State II)' / ... - ' ' ~::.- -... ~- -.,j.•• • ~- 11\VLrt;'~; MAJOR AMOS B. . HOOPLE The OrlJIIDat Drawback Egaq, friends, pigskin prngnostication is a perilous prole"' si011 indeed. There was, for inStance, great consternation a!Milg my slslfl lasl Saturday when downtrodden Ohio U., winless since 1964, walloped Boston College. And Oregon State "An fOil ..lag 1o let lhe bounced back from a humiliatmeaalel 1tud iD oar way 1o a ing 41-ll defeat to trounce classy cll•mplovWp?" Iowa, 17·3! Undaunled by such amazing form reversals, your Fearless Forecaster has prepared a flawless card for you this week , The Hoople System ' sees most of the contests going according to the coaches' gsme plans, with the favored elevens finishing on top, the major exc~tltn being the UliRois-Mich- igan stale meeting. The Flgh~ ing llllni, who have shown improvement every weekend, will prevail over the vi slUng Sparlans, 28-22, In a torrid struggle - har-rumph! In a pair of battles that promise to· be spine-tingling all the way, I pfl!dict the Air Force will sc..-e Its firs! • ever victory over Navy's midshipmen, 16-14, and mighty Mississippi wilt stem Alabama's Crim- Army 20, Peon State .6 V.M.I. 7:1, llollton College 3 Ca!Horala 17, Pittsburgh 15 Colorado 31, Kansao Slate 1 Dnke 21, Virglala 13 Georgia Tech ~. Clem1011 28 Oklahoma Sl. H, Houston 1 Idaho 25, Pacific (CuiU.} 12 Blinois 28, Mlcbigan Slate 22 Nebraska 28, Iowa State 14 Wisconsin 21, Iowa t% Auburn 17, Kentucky 11 L.S·U. 23, Miami (Fla.} 21 son Tide, 17-15. Mich. 27, No. carolina 19 Kansas 23, Mionesola 21 Miss. State 31, RicbmoDd 1Z At Evanston, 01., Terrence Hanratty, who has proved himself a werthy suceessor to those famed Irish quarterbacks - Berlelli, Lujack and Carideo -<>f yesteryear, will lead the Notre Darners past Northwestern, 38-6. Now go on with the forecast : Air Force 11, Navy 14 p FLAWLESS .>:i 28 11 56 Mississippi 17, Alabama 15 Notre Dame 38. Ohio State 19, Wasblngtan t3 So. Calif. 21, Oregon Slste t4 Oregon 16, Sun Josee Stale 9 Pardue Zl S.M.U. :U Georgia 31, So. ClarollDa ZO Ta!une 12, SlaDford 1 Syrcause U, Maryland 10 Tollnessee 14, Rice 13 Texas Teeh 25, Texas A&M II Arlumsu 10, T.C.U. 7 Texas 23, lndlsoa 20 U.C·L.A. 28, Missoorl 24 Utah St. 40, New Mex. St. 8 33 33 13 20 West Va. 13, Vlrglnla Teeb 7 .. Line Scores WE'RE HOLDING AN OPEN HOUSE! COME IN AND SEE THE '67 OHEVRDLETS FREE DOOR PRIZES! 8 49 47 Florida 30. Vauderbllt 14 N.C. State 18, Wake Forest 10 Baylor 7:1, Wash. State 9 Wyom!Dg 3ll, Arizona 14 Yale 22, Rutgen 15 Dartmouth 14, Holy eross 8 Bowling Green t, Dayton 7 Riglll Wrong Ties l'.asl Week: 25 13 t HERE NOWt ' Gifts For The Ladies, Men and Children. REMEMBER THE DATE Many, Many Daily Drawings Thurs.-Fri.-Sat., Sept. 29-30, Oct. 1 NEW & USED CAR CENTER We're rolling out the red carpet and putting on the big smil es to we lcome every. in town to our big open house. Stop in at Pomeroy -Motors this wee k; bring the whole family in, too. Take a good long look at all our brand new '67 Chevrolets • espeiiially the new Camara - and you'll see why we're celebrating. Be our guest at ~ ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. LOCATION AT OUR NEW & USED CAR CENTER IN OUR NEW SHOWROOM POMEROY, OHIO fl %'1 I .-..:.:. .It! "' "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!llllllll!!!!!!!lllll! By Uolted Press litternatlonal I· To _ Date• _ _ ____ American League New York at Wash., ppd., • • Kan. City al Bait., ppd., Dommand ~Parformanoa )::--: t; .t.'' ~ 13 29 26 DIAMONDS f . Brown Back InStates, 'No Football' OP 47 47 twice as many lossos as victories by the All-Star break. "! was lousy the firSt hall of the season. I needed every b!t ol those six weeks of spring training I could get," Drysdale admitted. Following the mid-season break, h t wever, Drysdale showed signs of coming alive again and slsrted an outstand' ing string of pitching performances Sept. 10, culminating with his four-hit 2-ll victory ballo:~r::~.::n~~~ the season has been """'·"'On his next start be PJicheO a ·playing a Drysdale beamed after third of an inning longer and game at performance whittled won o-3. Then eame a string of was rallied place Los Angeles' tbree otraight complete games the N.L., .SaQ pennant clinching .number · two shulmlls. Atlanta 6-3 three with five games to Clineb Flag Cincinnati illiS seem to have gotten into When Drysdale f.Sok the York were after the All-Star Game. mount on Sept 10, the Dodgers In the "I felt I was going to were one-hall game eut ot first Minne5<1ls better because I couldn't place. Today, they lead second Bostoo gotteo any worse. I had hoped place Pittsburgh by three losing could help the fellows in games and could clinch the flag beat Detroit drive," he added. tonight if tbe Pirates drop a postponed lhe On Sept. 10, Drysdale doubleheader at Philad<iphia Washington ana ....... 8-1-3 innings of leur-bit, and the Dodgers defeat the Baltimore ~~ : ... :\ .,.. ·this year. ADhevrolet t-=u 98c Boiled Ham Pure·Pork Sausage 59c 29 Pork. Slmulder 3 s1· . lb. HOMEMADE lb- SLIC"D · . , : .~ t. l Ills. • l.nTAN,T ~ . •! Pbila, ppd.,.raln ' Coffee Mate ' . ' ~-·-. LEGAL NOTICE Rita Jean Rizer, a NOTtCI whose place of residence Is n. stu• of onJo, Departmftll of Mr Wand R L ' lndUSII'IIll Relatlont . Divis ion O( F act-I s. a . yons, 2821 ory 111 nd Butldinl Inspec-t ion lallecl Ad- tary Road Niagara r'aJis SWAIIIS DOWN. Cake Mix - . ,, Judk-IIUan Or4er No :18M an Septrm- btr 1. Ul811 , to Mr . Ralpla Carl, ::e':!~m-:::.'~~:~th cea~. lnr .• 5::0-DIJIFT 3 ~~~ 79c ' Pf'IQI•IYork, otherwise, whose ,1 resklence Is unknown, take flOtict that 00 the 2Dth ' Of Septii!JDbef, 1966, the UDJJer- 1 1sim1ed filed his peti'tion •g.tin•:t[ flo" ..,1 her In the Common Pleaa:,,~:: 12 _Mile• Nortb et Pomeroy, Ohio, Me111 County . The order wrU~n under tbe Autborl· ty ol 4107.32 . Ohio Revlaed Code r e. 'lUirft tolleU. proper l'tlrdWif'eo (Jre of Meiss County, Ohio. extln,ul~u. rorl"fi!ltana of the el..•. ~ d' nd tL trlcal Q'ftem and IQUlplunt. eud &Of 0 ·-~~ ;,;J;~j·';;i rl~a~-t~P or •toraae area. Sitned by the grounds of gross Wilh am 0. W:d ker , Director . d ty S 'd 'li be lvorce a ' Tissue 1(),~~~~ 69c u . lk! ----ueAL NOTic • S9c ~ M11111 Coun'b- Commtulonel'l Luellle DJthl F'IQitllt.. . Weheter and Pultz Attorneys for Plaintiff (9) 21, 28; <IO 5, 12, !9, 211: .-u. uma. ' uo ·2, -...-•= 7te wide. wide tread measures Wl! .. il for lilf·ISSII!Id O!ILY '299 tMa .,., - lolo- on - Outol4t.'IC!a0• -· ' to 13 .....,, Try to ~ "oo1IUid if!Oirum•'\1 ...... c...~r .·~ CROSS'. SONS o. ' M~SON FUINITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. ""'.J • ,., p.r;t. •Fioi¥-Thrci~gh lhat+ctoor.haiiltop up llltre). > .,_ 1 opli!!'lll .Y-80 11!-(ury'o price clua. _ ' Of!O ol2~ f4'!' Is oUt 10 win ypu over right~. Glv-til. m R~. ~orO~. ~,.· ... -.: ,·-·. ....~t ... ~ . lt'a Cam!ro. the new driving machine bv Chevrolet. look! Long, low hood. Sho rt rear deck. Forceful profile. Come on, Buckle yourself into that slender Stratabucket seat. Fire up • 140-hp Six or the 210-hp VB (depending on model). Check the rearview mirror and move out. Camaro gives you a car full of comforts from carpeting on the lloor to vinyl upholsterv all around. There's ,a lot of secu<ity, too: dual master cylinder brake system with warning light; GM-developed energy-•bsorbing steering column; four-way hazard w•ming flasher ; and folding fJonTseat back latches among other things. Camaro-yor.r idea of a carl Spall coupe or convtltible. The RaUv Sport, with hideaway headlight• and more. SS 350: '-laro'a biQ91111 bu!Qinw hood. IKlicl striping, red stripe tires. Ask for the ~stoat ·~~ ~· interior. Str ata-back front seat for thrt' stereo ta pe system. 81( £onditioning or wh atever. Ca mara: the Chevrolet yeu<'Vil: waited for. See your Chevrolet dealer nw.l You w•nt a driving m8€hine thst'• low and long and wirh hideswav headlights, ma:ybe. '" ~ f/JIIt (tJ(p9 round the front end? Com• an Csmsro. You wont a car th~r eall road. but all in one smooth and· · s tead y chunk? Come drii• Csmsro. You want all tile driving excitsmont yeu can gel? Com• price C•mMO. And tits your burJgqS. 1811' ho~ if va. AU now. ,M ''7 New ~urniture ;:tOe F~/el cause WI 3 ROOMS t· p!~ bhlll . Clull a1 I I hearing on alld after the 3rd · of Nlov<om~~~ 1 Sealed blda will be ~tl'elved b:r tbe Board of COUDt,r Coau.Uulonen at · their omee in the Court hot~ le , Pome .rv:v . Ohio, untu 10:00 a.m .. October 10, 1 11186, 101' eoal. Sperifka1IOIU a1 fOI· lo'l\··= Lump Coal. Thti! Board ot CoWJtr CotDJPJ.tlonen rwt;ti"Yfl tiN rtJh' to n-Je"t an:r or all . APIJtes ··=~~IDA-TIIA:r FROUN a u it's ftt.lof The- Onhl' d.-crlbu V!OiatiGM In the ltruetu~ of the Boedford y o ut b Cente_r, Bedford Toi\'D&hip, St . Rt . 33, "•' ·~,, -~· "·" ., Evtrything New Happen .... Hsppenedl Now. at Your Chevrolet D•i!tita(:•,l. �'I '' ' ... l ~.~ ~· ' • I, ENTER KROGER AND · ' '.• ' I. 1 I·•·' • , I 'i I ~·'' . ~~,.I , ' I; ' .' To.p· >, l~:!~~~~~uerU.S.A. l!!er I;;CII~;.t . . !be Lord's "':~er. . answered 'by each a s!Bie flower. The lhe monlb was read Guy Boggeu, .. . The program consl•ted of rangements showing !be Wanda Klng placed seeond In $ . · basic arr~U~gements. the Women's Field Pofnl Divlof Nobel , , lead on Dry Run. Since thl.l, "'J'omfoole" Law Is i were as follows: 'J.,'riangle slon when she shot a total IICOre The new auoclation Is mostly not expected to become effec-1 James Stout. side ' ol 2&9, whUe In the Targ~ Point made up of Jqtmer members live unUJ the next session of ·M M le Griffith· Allee Knapp captured of the Lone Pine Society which Congress, the Association does 1;-"·M erN 'an McCain · with a 2 for lbe worntook. Its na••~e from the tree not expe<1 to get into full ae- ~a;th [;~~. ~~John. rba~h en and Eugene 40McKinney took origmally bsed as a hanging- I lion in nuntmg down horsedi I Mrs lh' d f th m n 'th I 1172 tree for horse t.IIieves. The I thieves unlil next year Activi· perpen cu ar, . tr or e e wt .. Lone Pine Society disbanded t.es for . the present will be ~eadley and oval, Mrs. Charle~ Other local archers some three years ago from Iconfined to investigating sus. ";;· Lola McCain nd ted Ins were Mr. and Mrs: John the reason that It ran out of / peels and making lists of those lnst~iation services ::r ucthe Taylor, Harold Russell . Donnie horoes, If not out of horse- 1 to be found gmlty as soon as !fleers Th y are Mrs Van Metre, Herman Knapp, 1 thieves. the mea' """ becomes law. ~ewM~ · l~ent· M · Larry King, Bob Hall, a n d : But not so long ag~ one or j Some time also may be devot. R~se .r::Spreshlent; .. ~: Luther Smith. '· the group - Will Cantor - ed to roundmg up voters 10 Jame Stout secreta . M The shoot IS conducted on ,. made a trip to Washington, D. ' vote against congressmen who Neis ~ Weatherman ~;...r;:: a realistic basis. using 56 plac- · C., and while there met a are "undermining the founda- and •Mrs Merle Grlfllth new~ ed animal mrgets at !bed large congressman from -Mal- tions of our great «_>untry by en. reporter.' Each new offic~r was ranges of 10 feet to 70 yards. las in the slate of Taxes nam- i couragmg the steahng of horses presented corsage. 8 ed Thomas Foo_le. Mr. Foole i by refusm~ to vote for the The traveling prize was won ANDY SIGNS IS also very acttve m the pur-~ Tomfoole Jaw. b · Mrs R Cox Mrs G DETROIT (UPI) suit of horsethleves and he Quite a lew "know horse · sfout ~on conU:st ~';: Bathgate, the ninth soon convinced Cantor that it thieves" already have been b the hostess. Refieshments scorer in National Hockey Is not necessary to have any placed on the hsl. And It was .:.re served io nineteen morn- League history, signed horses around !be disfrict for reported at the rn eetmg that be contract with the Detroit horselhieves to exist. He Ia one man was heard to say "I'm rs. Wings Tuesday fo{ the Introducing 1 bill Ill .Congress gedding hoarse, I've got a ved. NHL season. Leo ' Boivin lo be known 11 the Tom Foole dy bad colt." There must be a HAS MTH BIRTHDAY Bryan Watson Law which will provide aU tbe prospect lberefore of having Mr. Joe Meek, Sycamore St., Detrtll terms. also al!l-eed · penalties of horse lhieving wh• horsl!i to be stolen. Middleport, celebrated h I s - - -- -- - -- lher or 1101 alii' honeo exist. A committee ·was appointed 85th birthday with ice =••m, Bailey, Columbus; Mr. 1Crites. Middleport; Mr. ly ' this law anyone who ~p- to see that the path to the lone cake, iced lea, and coffee. provtl of, associates with, ad- pine tree Is put in order just In tending were Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Lewis Hudson , Mrs. Kat• VlsOJ, or gives aid and com. case ol unexpected happenings, ner, from Vinlell, Iowa; ie Young, Rt. I, Minersville, fort to, 1111 horselhief Conn Tenshus Mrs. Gohring, and Paul and the honored IJUest. .. AMPS Armour Star, Hywr. ., ......,. lutt Port!"" Armour Star Bygrade, Suche, Wt ...,...., lht . -1hl to limit -tiHtO. Thrill Smoked Ham 35c ll.fll. boll it .... .. . 89c Sausage t::, 73c 2 Dinners ....,. .......... 89c Bread . ,,... ... ........ 85c ord Ground Beef ;,·· .. with eight games. His erage was 2.29 in 59 The English pb r · 64 • f~ths, " means full - ~~ ship of a boat and applie!i ly to a rowboat or a . I"- ,, ,. -·- - --- - -- ----- _. .Everything new that could happen ...llappCliedI . . Less Than 3lbB. lb. 59c 99 3-lb. can (4c 011] lho 1 ,'f• giant . box · CLOVER VALLEY 35c Peanut Butter 2t~:· 75c FIG BARS lutlthlno-Krlopy 21bs. 49c Crackers . K,...r Oropo • ~ ' 89c Frmt. Pies ••• 3 ..... -·tor Towels .. _.. . • 4 Kneer Brand Hu- Pork & Beans • 8.! $1 Crackers Krottr Brand Applesauce. . . 8"!..* $1 35c K._r Ptolo Fig Newtons , ,... ...... 39c ... · ..._.. All Plavon . :1 ~ ... • .wa..r.! ~ .,.. f.-... J.;"" Ga K...,... PlaiR 89c 21-ol. ... 75c ii:ui~..~- _. 12 ~·· si ...... Listerine .... ,ltottft 64c' $1 12 Sto Flo lprlp Starch ...... . laltln Hood I. R. ltttl. $1 .tl Slu ..4nti....U. ~ ' '!. 1.." MIRACLE WHIP qt. 49c Bananas $1.67 .. . .. .. .. ,..,, PEAT MOSS I . ' '::, $3.89 - Explra 10/1/Bf lb. 29e Cider --- ·- goL !'11-oi .tgC Lawn Food p~c,,: 'f bo1 I m-oz. pk91. Kroge, VtiYOI Dtltthl Exp, 10/1/71 I I ' .SO EXTRA EXTRA • , TQI" VALUI! STAMPS I TOP VALUI! STAMPS pl<vo. Krog" S.ndw;ch . - '!'01" VA!i.UB •ny 2 ....... ..., Wilner Buns Couniry * Exp. 10/1/. * ' ' - -· .; ··'· o... ITAMP8 .~-.,. . * Elp. 11/11111 -- TOP vAUi'iftT~ l:ltp, J0/1/M * Elp. 1011111 .• .,_ .- ...... ,......,.t / .95 ,,~- 110 .llltTFIA ---·· ,____ ...,......., s._. oortiortol oaalllt"-:'"; . tor .. . $1.11., . . . ' ·HollttrMn Tfll'l Exp. i0/1!11 • massive [\eW taillights. Richer fabrics in more beautifully detailed patterns and a more richly appoinl.cn instrwnent panel make the change complete. New dri•iag pleasure: The things you can add to your '111 Chevrolet are really something else! A new S-track stereo1 tape system, complete with a free 80-minute tape. Comfortron automatie heating a nd air eonditiomnr. New Cruise-Master control system automatiealty keeps yourChevrolet goiag at theseleeu.'<i Belu w: Impala. Sport. Coupe w1 1h nv.\ .:\\t l't-back roof sp~. Front di..-..: br::.kt's an, :n· : t~ l:d!l ( •. Comforti ]tl steerin~ w heel give~ you :t , .Jngl' o1f ,. ,,, r· n ditft>rent ', dri vi ng positions. Ordt>r Chf• vrolt-L ... ; nrh ... ive Turbo-. Jrt V8 powt·r, up to 427 t: u. in . New road reel : An impron·rl F'ull ('o)d .-= usfwnsion and a 11ew way of cu:'ihioning Lh[• body l\1 "moot h and quiet thP ri1.ll- like nPv<·r ht ·forr. lm prnY.:.·d s1Pcri ng linkage m:lk(•:; hand ling e~l:->l•'r, E'Vl'll FIVC:• ;. ou srr.oot lwr braking! '67 f:h<•vrolet." ;1rt•n't al,nut !11 ld an:'-.: hard feeli ng coml' bet\VN'n you :tJl(l tlli' r·•):\d! 1Just ilrhre one at yDur dealt.:r's soon :tnd ·"l'1' •.1 hat 1\t' Jnt•an.) GM - develo~ energy. absorb~r~g steerrng col umn Inside da ~ - ntght mirror wtlh si;Jit~r res,st o,,\ vinyl -edged glass arrd bwak.h .l y suppurt Dual-spetd wmdstHelrl 11 pe r1 Olllsidt tllfYift mirror ··Citano~ ~ ,· lifo­ t 1-oL pkp, Kl'lfll: ltlctd ,,_.a- Donult 5 New Btylla1: Chewolet comes on with wide new l!rilles, sweeping roof lines, new rear decks housi ng --.;.... ......,.,,ed ) -~'ir.iir -rol . 1 $2.98 (;OUJOON V.OOD Dr. Wtlt Eltctric T - 89C oi.J,ol'll HID . . . - - ·'12 RaISms TOf' VALUI! STAMP'S ! STAM»oti' . , _,,r Applo Lettuce . -. lnslallle !Ia 11 Fa. • )11M' WHIM ~ IHG Coal Heat.er alld eajoJ the edra comfort ot ._.. 11r dtculatiuL It's lOUIS lor just celll fJICtra I ,a bur - O#llese WARM MORNlHG Coal Healels tluJq- special early Alai Above: lmpuia SP<>r' Sedall witla vioyl roof cover you add And all this for _JOur added safety TOP VALuil lUI ,_, t& lie 1181111fsc:tu a llld wiiiCMt dilly , _ Bo I 1 fal . . lie Mill to liQit. p tar P1'41dicL llool-er cylinder lnko ..,.,_ willt 101<00111ijjlt -- Llll OCTOBER ht, Come ill - and buy - II these popular cill:tthklr ew'els of WNW MORNING Coal I' I s-. and we'll !lill'l ,.. a cettif"tCate l!f)o tilillll! J'U to 11eC e"ve a WMM MORNING Booster F• (Model F-8 ~~ R8Uiar1Y sells lor $16.95) lor just ONE aNTI 25l!fTRA .. .. . ... .. ....... 2•• $6.00 OFF Offer Encla •' ' - . , . _. llle c:et4ifieRe and - • ,fb. TIIOY CAN OPINIII Thlo Coupoo Elpira IW I/641 During Our Early Season Sale! cans pkg. $2.00 OFF - ., . ,,.;( t! + Plums --- ---- CELERY HEARTS Golden RJpe Coffee l'rtco COAL ·HEATERS '. I , · ·Drinks AWIIIdllt One Of These famou~ . ito'It A111rflll KRAFT Cascade ..._ ............. 49c ltttl. ..... II You . . "{ ' • bo111 ~ PII"Hnll II• Flour . . . . . . •• 5 ~ 45c Flour -··-···- 5 ~ 49e "' ,... .,. Sherbet ..... - ·1\ fiL · ·-K- Buttermilk .• 2~ ~·f;,; ~~; l""-o • Ill. 91 Marganne •• 5 pk••· c · Ivory ~ --·-· R. & S. • ••• •••• 1!1 Mor1lo Jelly -- -·-···· 6 ~':" $1 ........ ......... 35c Coupoo .. .. . 3-lbs. or more Tissue Coffee Snack Pack W1tt1 Thto The 22-year-<>ld for Kansas City this season and n= <.. · Aolf'd Colon 73c .... Prloe Kroger FreBh ••••••••••• $2.49 2 Lets $1.39 20-oz. loave• Cincinnati a n no~~ the acquisition pitcher Aurelio waivers from Okl~& ihe Pacific Coast °:' • • • • • • ••••• • • • • • DtiJty Whlll & Tide 11-oi. tar ..... ...... ••• Mike Cuellar ('ll:,~o):; ;:.rJ~~~ been plenty Iough, this seascn. Stokely Apricots ....... ... 4 - 303 cans $1 . Dash • fllk ........ .. .. t-Ilt. Hors' Dave coi' You May Win. lh. Kroger White Salvo - Pull Dttolto AI Ilion How Vtll110 Inn Moot Premium Duz ...... bn .. .. Wholt or Half Armour lrond Piedmont Farm Brand Fre•h Country lb. Cheer 'Available At AU Your Friendly ~roger Storl lonelttt. Wholt or Holt- Full Shank Half Oxydol ''""' till ....... " ,· . 4 Smoked Ham .... ••· 55c Speedy-Cut Ham ... 99c Fresh Ham • • • • • • ... 89c lonolt~t, can ;be, declared . guilty of splriiC)I 10 <encourage· I steal~ of horses· regardless .!he llfCI lhlil no' hotses been stolen! 4Jid anyone ing to ODSWJ!r !be quesllon, "Wbat did you do with the horse you stole?" can be enced lor contempt of court, Congress, or general opinion. The here In '!be toller 1~ ~he ~wal of the agalnsl horse lhieves. The Heresy Holler AnU• Horsethlel, Association met Wednesday idght at the home WIN A NEW 1967 CHEVROLET CAMAROI WIN COLOR TV SETS, $1,000 CASH, TV ST Copyrig .. ., The K...,.r C.., 1H6 ..!. ., •' ..· '.)" :. ~ ,'Jj ,. lntiltolld itwtJ.,. . . .p ..... . Sol1, low profile wmdcw control , knot~ Jnd coat I Fotttl ........ ·~ AI~ in ttle sohd new · ~'eody by Fi1iher �'I '' ' ... l ~.~ ~· ' • I, ENTER KROGER AND · ' '.• ' I. 1 I·•·' • , I 'i I ~·'' . ~~,.I , ' I; ' .' To.p· >, l~:!~~~~~uerU.S.A. l!!er I;;CII~;.t . . !be Lord's "':~er. . answered 'by each a s!Bie flower. The lhe monlb was read Guy Boggeu, .. . The program consl•ted of rangements showing !be Wanda Klng placed seeond In $ . · basic arr~U~gements. the Women's Field Pofnl Divlof Nobel , , lead on Dry Run. Since thl.l, "'J'omfoole" Law Is i were as follows: 'J.,'riangle slon when she shot a total IICOre The new auoclation Is mostly not expected to become effec-1 James Stout. side ' ol 2&9, whUe In the Targ~ Point made up of Jqtmer members live unUJ the next session of ·M M le Griffith· Allee Knapp captured of the Lone Pine Society which Congress, the Association does 1;-"·M erN 'an McCain · with a 2 for lbe worntook. Its na••~e from the tree not expe<1 to get into full ae- ~a;th [;~~. ~~John. rba~h en and Eugene 40McKinney took origmally bsed as a hanging- I lion in nuntmg down horsedi I Mrs lh' d f th m n 'th I 1172 tree for horse t.IIieves. The I thieves unlil next year Activi· perpen cu ar, . tr or e e wt .. Lone Pine Society disbanded t.es for . the present will be ~eadley and oval, Mrs. Charle~ Other local archers some three years ago from Iconfined to investigating sus. ";;· Lola McCain nd ted Ins were Mr. and Mrs: John the reason that It ran out of / peels and making lists of those lnst~iation services ::r ucthe Taylor, Harold Russell . Donnie horoes, If not out of horse- 1 to be found gmlty as soon as !fleers Th y are Mrs Van Metre, Herman Knapp, 1 thieves. the mea' """ becomes law. ~ewM~ · l~ent· M · Larry King, Bob Hall, a n d : But not so long ag~ one or j Some time also may be devot. R~se .r::Spreshlent; .. ~: Luther Smith. '· the group - Will Cantor - ed to roundmg up voters 10 Jame Stout secreta . M The shoot IS conducted on ,. made a trip to Washington, D. ' vote against congressmen who Neis ~ Weatherman ~;...r;:: a realistic basis. using 56 plac- · C., and while there met a are "undermining the founda- and •Mrs Merle Grlfllth new~ ed animal mrgets at !bed large congressman from -Mal- tions of our great «_>untry by en. reporter.' Each new offic~r was ranges of 10 feet to 70 yards. las in the slate of Taxes nam- i couragmg the steahng of horses presented corsage. 8 ed Thomas Foo_le. Mr. Foole i by refusm~ to vote for the The traveling prize was won ANDY SIGNS IS also very acttve m the pur-~ Tomfoole Jaw. b · Mrs R Cox Mrs G DETROIT (UPI) suit of horsethleves and he Quite a lew "know horse · sfout ~on conU:st ~';: Bathgate, the ninth soon convinced Cantor that it thieves" already have been b the hostess. Refieshments scorer in National Hockey Is not necessary to have any placed on the hsl. And It was .:.re served io nineteen morn- League history, signed horses around !be disfrict for reported at the rn eetmg that be contract with the Detroit horselhieves to exist. He Ia one man was heard to say "I'm rs. Wings Tuesday fo{ the Introducing 1 bill Ill .Congress gedding hoarse, I've got a ved. NHL season. Leo ' Boivin lo be known 11 the Tom Foole dy bad colt." There must be a HAS MTH BIRTHDAY Bryan Watson Law which will provide aU tbe prospect lberefore of having Mr. Joe Meek, Sycamore St., Detrtll terms. also al!l-eed · penalties of horse lhieving wh• horsl!i to be stolen. Middleport, celebrated h I s - - -- -- - -- lher or 1101 alii' honeo exist. A committee ·was appointed 85th birthday with ice =••m, Bailey, Columbus; Mr. 1Crites. Middleport; Mr. ly ' this law anyone who ~p- to see that the path to the lone cake, iced lea, and coffee. provtl of, associates with, ad- pine tree Is put in order just In tending were Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Lewis Hudson , Mrs. Kat• VlsOJ, or gives aid and com. case ol unexpected happenings, ner, from Vinlell, Iowa; ie Young, Rt. I, Minersville, fort to, 1111 horselhief Conn Tenshus Mrs. Gohring, and Paul and the honored IJUest. .. AMPS Armour Star, Hywr. ., ......,. lutt Port!"" Armour Star Bygrade, Suche, Wt ...,...., lht . -1hl to limit -tiHtO. Thrill Smoked Ham 35c ll.fll. boll it .... .. . 89c Sausage t::, 73c 2 Dinners ....,. .......... 89c Bread . ,,... ... ........ 85c ord Ground Beef ;,·· .. with eight games. His erage was 2.29 in 59 The English pb r · 64 • f~ths, " means full - ~~ ship of a boat and applie!i ly to a rowboat or a . I"- ,, ,. -·- - --- - -- ----- _. .Everything new that could happen ...llappCliedI . . Less Than 3lbB. lb. 59c 99 3-lb. can (4c 011] lho 1 ,'f• giant . box · CLOVER VALLEY 35c Peanut Butter 2t~:· 75c FIG BARS lutlthlno-Krlopy 21bs. 49c Crackers . K,...r Oropo • ~ ' 89c Frmt. Pies ••• 3 ..... -·tor Towels .. _.. . • 4 Kneer Brand Hu- Pork & Beans • 8.! $1 Crackers Krottr Brand Applesauce. . . 8"!..* $1 35c K._r Ptolo Fig Newtons , ,... ...... 39c ... · ..._.. All Plavon . :1 ~ ... • .wa..r.! ~ .,.. f.-... J.;"" Ga K...,... PlaiR 89c 21-ol. ... 75c ii:ui~..~- _. 12 ~·· si ...... Listerine .... ,ltottft 64c' $1 12 Sto Flo lprlp Starch ...... . laltln Hood I. R. ltttl. $1 .tl Slu ..4nti....U. ~ ' '!. 1.." MIRACLE WHIP qt. 49c Bananas $1.67 .. . .. .. .. ,..,, PEAT MOSS I . ' '::, $3.89 - Explra 10/1/Bf lb. 29e Cider --- ·- goL !'11-oi .tgC Lawn Food p~c,,: 'f bo1 I m-oz. pk91. Kroge, VtiYOI Dtltthl Exp, 10/1/71 I I ' .SO EXTRA EXTRA • , TQI" VALUI! STAMPS I TOP VALUI! STAMPS pl<vo. Krog" S.ndw;ch . - '!'01" VA!i.UB •ny 2 ....... ..., Wilner Buns Couniry * Exp. 10/1/. * ' ' - -· .; ··'· o... ITAMP8 .~-.,. . * Elp. 11/11111 -- TOP vAUi'iftT~ l:ltp, J0/1/M * Elp. 1011111 .• .,_ .- ...... ,......,.t / .95 ,,~- 110 .llltTFIA ---·· ,____ ...,......., s._. oortiortol oaalllt"-:'"; . tor .. . $1.11., . . . ' ·HollttrMn Tfll'l Exp. i0/1!11 • massive [\eW taillights. Richer fabrics in more beautifully detailed patterns and a more richly appoinl.cn instrwnent panel make the change complete. New dri•iag pleasure: The things you can add to your '111 Chevrolet are really something else! A new S-track stereo1 tape system, complete with a free 80-minute tape. Comfortron automatie heating a nd air eonditiomnr. New Cruise-Master control system automatiealty keeps yourChevrolet goiag at theseleeu.'<i Belu w: Impala. Sport. Coupe w1 1h nv.\ .:\\t l't-back roof sp~. Front di..-..: br::.kt's an, :n· : t~ l:d!l ( •. Comforti ]tl steerin~ w heel give~ you :t , .Jngl' o1f ,. ,,, r· n ditft>rent ', dri vi ng positions. Ordt>r Chf• vrolt-L ... ; nrh ... ive Turbo-. Jrt V8 powt·r, up to 427 t: u. in . New road reel : An impron·rl F'ull ('o)d .-= usfwnsion and a 11ew way of cu:'ihioning Lh[• body l\1 "moot h and quiet thP ri1.ll- like nPv<·r ht ·forr. lm prnY.:.·d s1Pcri ng linkage m:lk(•:; hand ling e~l:->l•'r, E'Vl'll FIVC:• ;. ou srr.oot lwr braking! '67 f:h<•vrolet." ;1rt•n't al,nut !11 ld an:'-.: hard feeli ng coml' bet\VN'n you :tJl(l tlli' r·•):\d! 1Just ilrhre one at yDur dealt.:r's soon :tnd ·"l'1' •.1 hat 1\t' Jnt•an.) GM - develo~ energy. absorb~r~g steerrng col umn Inside da ~ - ntght mirror wtlh si;Jit~r res,st o,,\ vinyl -edged glass arrd bwak.h .l y suppurt Dual-spetd wmdstHelrl 11 pe r1 Olllsidt tllfYift mirror ··Citano~ ~ ,· lifo­ t 1-oL pkp, Kl'lfll: ltlctd ,,_.a- Donult 5 New Btylla1: Chewolet comes on with wide new l!rilles, sweeping roof lines, new rear decks housi ng --.;.... ......,.,,ed ) -~'ir.iir -rol . 1 $2.98 (;OUJOON V.OOD Dr. Wtlt Eltctric T - 89C oi.J,ol'll HID . . . - - ·'12 RaISms TOf' VALUI! STAMP'S ! STAM»oti' . , _,,r Applo Lettuce . -. lnslallle !Ia 11 Fa. • )11M' WHIM ~ IHG Coal Heat.er alld eajoJ the edra comfort ot ._.. 11r dtculatiuL It's lOUIS lor just celll fJICtra I ,a bur - O#llese WARM MORNlHG Coal Healels tluJq- special early Alai Above: lmpuia SP<>r' Sedall witla vioyl roof cover you add And all this for _JOur added safety TOP VALuil lUI ,_, t& lie 1181111fsc:tu a llld wiiiCMt dilly , _ Bo I 1 fal . . lie Mill to liQit. p tar P1'41dicL llool-er cylinder lnko ..,.,_ willt 101<00111ijjlt -- Llll OCTOBER ht, Come ill - and buy - II these popular cill:tthklr ew'els of WNW MORNING Coal I' I s-. and we'll !lill'l ,.. a cettif"tCate l!f)o tilillll! J'U to 11eC e"ve a WMM MORNING Booster F• (Model F-8 ~~ R8Uiar1Y sells lor $16.95) lor just ONE aNTI 25l!fTRA .. .. . ... .. ....... 2•• $6.00 OFF Offer Encla •' ' - . , . _. llle c:et4ifieRe and - • ,fb. TIIOY CAN OPINIII Thlo Coupoo Elpira IW I/641 During Our Early Season Sale! cans pkg. $2.00 OFF - ., . ,,.;( t! + Plums --- ---- CELERY HEARTS Golden RJpe Coffee l'rtco COAL ·HEATERS '. I , · ·Drinks AWIIIdllt One Of These famou~ . ito'It A111rflll KRAFT Cascade ..._ ............. 49c ltttl. ..... II You . . "{ ' • bo111 ~ PII"Hnll II• Flour . . . . . . •• 5 ~ 45c Flour -··-···- 5 ~ 49e "' ,... .,. Sherbet ..... - ·1\ fiL · ·-K- Buttermilk .• 2~ ~·f;,; ~~; l""-o • Ill. 91 Marganne •• 5 pk••· c · Ivory ~ --·-· R. & S. • ••• •••• 1!1 Mor1lo Jelly -- -·-···· 6 ~':" $1 ........ ......... 35c Coupoo .. .. . 3-lbs. or more Tissue Coffee Snack Pack W1tt1 Thto The 22-year-<>ld for Kansas City this season and n= <.. · Aolf'd Colon 73c .... Prloe Kroger FreBh ••••••••••• $2.49 2 Lets $1.39 20-oz. loave• Cincinnati a n no~~ the acquisition pitcher Aurelio waivers from Okl~& ihe Pacific Coast °:' • • • • • • ••••• • • • • • DtiJty Whlll & Tide 11-oi. tar ..... ...... ••• Mike Cuellar ('ll:,~o):; ;:.rJ~~~ been plenty Iough, this seascn. Stokely Apricots ....... ... 4 - 303 cans $1 . Dash • fllk ........ .. .. t-Ilt. Hors' Dave coi' You May Win. lh. Kroger White Salvo - Pull Dttolto AI Ilion How Vtll110 Inn Moot Premium Duz ...... bn .. .. Wholt or Half Armour lrond Piedmont Farm Brand Fre•h Country lb. Cheer 'Available At AU Your Friendly ~roger Storl lonelttt. Wholt or Holt- Full Shank Half Oxydol ''""' till ....... " ,· . 4 Smoked Ham .... ••· 55c Speedy-Cut Ham ... 99c Fresh Ham • • • • • • ... 89c lonolt~t, can ;be, declared . guilty of splriiC)I 10 <encourage· I steal~ of horses· regardless .!he llfCI lhlil no' hotses been stolen! 4Jid anyone ing to ODSWJ!r !be quesllon, "Wbat did you do with the horse you stole?" can be enced lor contempt of court, Congress, or general opinion. The here In '!be toller 1~ ~he ~wal of the agalnsl horse lhieves. The Heresy Holler AnU• Horsethlel, Association met Wednesday idght at the home WIN A NEW 1967 CHEVROLET CAMAROI WIN COLOR TV SETS, $1,000 CASH, TV ST Copyrig .. ., The K...,.r C.., 1H6 ..!. ., •' ..· '.)" :. ~ ,'Jj ,. lntiltolld itwtJ.,. . . .p ..... . Sol1, low profile wmdcw control , knot~ Jnd coat I Fotttl ........ ·~ AI~ in ttle sohd new · ~'eody by Fi1iher �. /· -· . ·- ,. J\ \~· .. '.. ' .·_. ·.KID~-y BEAr-.s • • •• •.. .• ,W. . . . "u"'"~"'' - _ . -. c . CREAM CHEESE • • • • • • • • • .2 t :tat 'i25· .- : . 6 .1J~ ' GRAPE JELLy •••••••••••• : • My · PORK AND BEANS •••••• 4 4 ALUMINUM FOIL.......... f •• WEAIIEVRHOVIIIIOUI KRAFT Jib. pkgs. I I I . I I I. I I I I I I I I KRAFT PLAIN 01 PIMENTO CHEEZ WHIZ t:t '$$11 .-·. r.tk ' I I I I I I I I I I I ... v.s.GOVI\IlUPiK:'I'BD ' ,.. ' I ··. ., , 1 C· JARS F&P lb. a· BARTLETT PEARS - UNPL APRICOTS FRUITCOCKTAIL- ROYALANN CHERRIES SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED . SWIFT;$ PREMIUM U.S. GOVf. INSPECTID BROUGHTON'S .SlEAI[<I GAL. KRAFT WHITE BREAD l6oz.lo1v" 3,., SOc 1 1 I I •• CArtS COFFEE 20c0FP 10.01. Jar s - ~poloEYsH,oESATIITNtOES• , ... ~,:'".,r..~t~ . ,. • • • . • . .. . . $1 .-._, it '>~· -' 1. $ 18 ' · \ · ·-G&OUND~BIE~: ~·~-~ ··i • • • • • • • •• ·~. ROUND TCH~UCK .............. . --. · • ND ROUND· ~,·:•• ·-, •• ~ •• •• VEGETAaLf.~WCE ·•..•• ~· 3a•· DELMONTE . lb. 09 . 1·0 'c2A1N1,. • •.• $ ..............•.. ~.. COTTAGE CHEESE . ..... -~:::· 48·0 ,. IISliiT ~ (Bone-lnt CLUB STEAK lb. BOUSE . PIG. I a U.S. GOVT~INSPECnlD \ I T·BOlE or SIRLOIN ICE MILK • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 89C · Dim~ . S CRACKERS • • • • • • • • • • ••4 a~~~ 1 .;¥l·Qz.4gc WHIPPED TOPPING f&P FRUIT COCKTAI'L • e • • "'4·H0.2l2$1 St1t1 F1re ··- . 7·0Z. J4RS I I I PIWBURYAPPLY·CHERRYORBLUEIERRY' $1 ' $1 4 _. :K~~- 49 a.oz. gc 2 · MARSHMALLOW TURNOVER • lb. 1•• ., """ IISPEITED • SLICED P-1- NE~PPLE •••• .3~:N: _s] _ Olf. · ' . VELVEETA CHEESE ••• ,•• ~t:: 5,9c TOILET TISSUE TOWELS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CUT GREEN,_ BEANS s:o:~~''! NAPKINS • • • • • • • • • • • • • GRAPEFRUIT JUICE D:;~~D =S•~.IB·-ED -BICO -.,·; r-_ 1 . . .:!~ .. ' \,!' •• -.: : KRAFT 4c LEA¥-.,. MILD SUGAR CURED WALDO~F WMITE OR ASSTD. e • 1tb.Pia. SCOn WHITE OR ASSTD. REG. ROlLS · · ~to 5·1~• AVG, ·1 *I I I 'SCOTTJUMBOPACK .' -- HONEY FIG BARS ~ ••••••••••• " 1111111in PRUNE JUICE ••••.•••••••••• ·•••• SILVUCOW \ tf, . TAI&CAIIS MILK • • ••·'•• • • • • • • • • • . _.., 01. ' DF6 '•, 39c 89• •" ,. - .. ·- . .. ''I'·. ' ' !\ .' ' .•••. S••• . . 12..1. �. /· -· . ·- ,. J\ \~· .. '.. ' .·_. ·.KID~-y BEAr-.s • • •• •.. .• ,W. . . . "u"'"~"'' - _ . -. c . CREAM CHEESE • • • • • • • • • .2 t :tat 'i25· .- : . 6 .1J~ ' GRAPE JELLy •••••••••••• : • My · PORK AND BEANS •••••• 4 4 ALUMINUM FOIL.......... f •• WEAIIEVRHOVIIIIOUI KRAFT Jib. pkgs. I I I . I I I. I I I I I I I I KRAFT PLAIN 01 PIMENTO CHEEZ WHIZ t:t '$$11 .-·. r.tk ' I I I I I I I I I I I ... v.s.GOVI\IlUPiK:'I'BD ' ,.. ' I ··. ., , 1 C· JARS F&P lb. a· BARTLETT PEARS - UNPL APRICOTS FRUITCOCKTAIL- ROYALANN CHERRIES SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED . SWIFT;$ PREMIUM U.S. GOVf. INSPECTID BROUGHTON'S .SlEAI[<I GAL. KRAFT WHITE BREAD l6oz.lo1v" 3,., SOc 1 1 I I •• CArtS COFFEE 20c0FP 10.01. Jar s - ~poloEYsH,oESATIITNtOES• , ... ~,:'".,r..~t~ . ,. • • • . • . .. . . $1 .-._, it '>~· -' 1. $ 18 ' · \ · ·-G&OUND~BIE~: ~·~-~ ··i • • • • • • • •• ·~. ROUND TCH~UCK .............. . --. · • ND ROUND· ~,·:•• ·-, •• ~ •• •• VEGETAaLf.~WCE ·•..•• ~· 3a•· DELMONTE . lb. 09 . 1·0 'c2A1N1,. • •.• $ ..............•.. ~.. COTTAGE CHEESE . ..... -~:::· 48·0 ,. IISliiT ~ (Bone-lnt CLUB STEAK lb. BOUSE . PIG. I a U.S. GOVT~INSPECnlD \ I T·BOlE or SIRLOIN ICE MILK • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 89C · Dim~ . S CRACKERS • • • • • • • • • • ••4 a~~~ 1 .;¥l·Qz.4gc WHIPPED TOPPING f&P FRUIT COCKTAI'L • e • • "'4·H0.2l2$1 St1t1 F1re ··- . 7·0Z. J4RS I I I PIWBURYAPPLY·CHERRYORBLUEIERRY' $1 ' $1 4 _. :K~~- 49 a.oz. gc 2 · MARSHMALLOW TURNOVER • lb. 1•• ., """ IISPEITED • SLICED P-1- NE~PPLE •••• .3~:N: _s] _ Olf. · ' . VELVEETA CHEESE ••• ,•• ~t:: 5,9c TOILET TISSUE TOWELS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CUT GREEN,_ BEANS s:o:~~''! NAPKINS • • • • • • • • • • • • • GRAPEFRUIT JUICE D:;~~D =S•~.IB·-ED -BICO -.,·; r-_ 1 . . .:!~ .. ' \,!' •• -.: : KRAFT 4c LEA¥-.,. MILD SUGAR CURED WALDO~F WMITE OR ASSTD. e • 1tb.Pia. SCOn WHITE OR ASSTD. REG. ROlLS · · ~to 5·1~• AVG, ·1 *I I I 'SCOTTJUMBOPACK .' -- HONEY FIG BARS ~ ••••••••••• " 1111111in PRUNE JUICE ••••.•••••••••• ·•••• SILVUCOW \ tf, . TAI&CAIIS MILK • • ••·'•• • • • • • • • • • . _.., 01. ' DF6 '•, 39c 89• •" ,. - .. ·- . .. ''I'·. ' ' !\ .' ' .•••. S••• . . 12..1. �ueleor TOckd eagla01 ..aslsto of oa oll-olumlnum '. form of ·· double-wolled eyllader 35 feet hlgk oad %! ue oa movable tarts, permittlnc ehanges In eoafigar• models. The rodlalloa shield moYes IJito position oround Wmber similar' to the eaviroomeot of outer JUST RECEIVED! New Shipment Of .. • •Y Westinghouse Eleelrle Corp. for o serll!ll of DeYelop-•t Stotloa, Jaebu Flats, Nev. - - -·---- - - ----I>-Dally ·Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 9 ., Sept. 28. 1966 JUNIORS · DRESSES Phillips Sisters Style Shop ,. O!d Town Flats I Fresh off the drawing board with an arsenal of powerful n·ew ammunition. Bigger. Society Notes Sharper. Hot new Dodges to back the attc;~ck on dull driving. Dart, Coronet, Polara, Monaco,' . Charger. Check them out today. The Dodae Rebellion ~ill get you if you don't watch oOf:, filii .,..m., ...,. IIOOfiOI Ita o' fotm cush !oft btlwttn willpl surf11:1 llld Yillyliltd IIICII· ... Coo- ~- ,,,..., s..,...,K,...rtcMn,_ s' IIIII de11ts1 ·-. Open Frldo'i ond S.turdty •. INGELS CARPET . 220 E. MAIN POMEROY >, ' . R·ide; the · ~ide·Tra_ck winning streak· ~ dlttiltMlrawltig 'lleinllhlt .... yW 8 - PriJ. GTO uti Overlttatl C. Sia - -~~~~ ne:utst Ponti-.li- 1111 --~-~ You '~<~ ..! .. ·' When washing small articlesl In a machine, put them 1n 8 nylon stocking. Knot the open end. They will llay' ldgelher. ' . .., ;. .· . ~J . ... . . '67 DARt Wow! Who.~oes thelte?· '67 Dod{M Dart. \\rh.o> Therr• ~ . STILL ~- t6rr :;tr : ": . . .: N1JMBEa "NE looking at 1118 tnost beautHul Pontiecs ever to lide lin Wode. Track. The .iiiCornpjii"able GTO returna with a 335·hl1400 cubic inch engine und!"' a ~gnrfrcently reftnecl skin. Or you . can ordw the 255-hp version Oi the fabulous new 380·hp Quadra· Power 400. And for the firs! time, you can order your GTO with our famous three-speed Turbo Hydra· Made. ·· · The Le Mana and Tempests CCIIM back better dutA - · Bri{jht AeW interioR. Bold n- colors. c- A 165-hp OvOJhead Six is standard. Or you caA specify a 215-hp version, a 250-hp regular gas Y-S. or its 285-hp premium gas cousrn. Or step rnto the neatest grand touring car this side of the Atlantic with our OHC 6 Sprint package. Our big Ponliacs 11n1 new from the famous lplit grille lo the slickest innovation ol the ye8f -d~sappearing .windshield wipers! They're IMo IUbject to heezrng. And only Pontiac hu lh81n. Also new: a Grand Prix corwartiblol There are new 400 and New safely features such M retractors. 1 four -way Kpftic loiding Iron! seal back laiChel Motors new energy aboo<bing Of oourse, liN Ponhecs come hugging security of Wide -TI'IICk. ste<oflftW·J Wide-Track \ \ . It· I -...., •• J,· : ·' ,. ·. ' G.,.._ .. Presiftent' Gienn · PresiBenl 1!... Pamelll .. . ,. • ' :- ' ~ J -. ' ., .., -: ., .·) ·r • ,. 1967 Mn. .d , ... . . . . ..... .' ... - - �ueleor TOckd eagla01 ..aslsto of oa oll-olumlnum '. form of ·· double-wolled eyllader 35 feet hlgk oad %! ue oa movable tarts, permittlnc ehanges In eoafigar• models. The rodlalloa shield moYes IJito position oround Wmber similar' to the eaviroomeot of outer JUST RECEIVED! New Shipment Of .. • •Y Westinghouse Eleelrle Corp. for o serll!ll of DeYelop-•t Stotloa, Jaebu Flats, Nev. - - -·---- - - ----I>-Dally ·Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 9 ., Sept. 28. 1966 JUNIORS · DRESSES Phillips Sisters Style Shop ,. O!d Town Flats I Fresh off the drawing board with an arsenal of powerful n·ew ammunition. Bigger. Society Notes Sharper. Hot new Dodges to back the attc;~ck on dull driving. Dart, Coronet, Polara, Monaco,' . Charger. Check them out today. The Dodae Rebellion ~ill get you if you don't watch oOf:, filii .,..m., ...,. IIOOfiOI Ita o' fotm cush !oft btlwttn willpl surf11:1 llld Yillyliltd IIICII· ... Coo- ~- ,,,..., s..,...,K,...rtcMn,_ s' IIIII de11ts1 ·-. Open Frldo'i ond S.turdty •. INGELS CARPET . 220 E. MAIN POMEROY >, ' . R·ide; the · ~ide·Tra_ck winning streak· ~ dlttiltMlrawltig 'lleinllhlt .... yW 8 - PriJ. GTO uti Overlttatl C. Sia - -~~~~ ne:utst Ponti-.li- 1111 --~-~ You '~<~ ..! .. ·' When washing small articlesl In a machine, put them 1n 8 nylon stocking. Knot the open end. They will llay' ldgelher. ' . .., ;. .· . ~J . ... . . '67 DARt Wow! Who.~oes thelte?· '67 Dod{M Dart. \\rh.o> Therr• ~ . STILL ~- t6rr :;tr : ": . . .: N1JMBEa "NE looking at 1118 tnost beautHul Pontiecs ever to lide lin Wode. Track. The .iiiCornpjii"able GTO returna with a 335·hl1400 cubic inch engine und!"' a ~gnrfrcently reftnecl skin. Or you . can ordw the 255-hp version Oi the fabulous new 380·hp Quadra· Power 400. And for the firs! time, you can order your GTO with our famous three-speed Turbo Hydra· Made. ·· · The Le Mana and Tempests CCIIM back better dutA - · Bri{jht AeW interioR. Bold n- colors. c- A 165-hp OvOJhead Six is standard. Or you caA specify a 215-hp version, a 250-hp regular gas Y-S. or its 285-hp premium gas cousrn. Or step rnto the neatest grand touring car this side of the Atlantic with our OHC 6 Sprint package. Our big Ponliacs 11n1 new from the famous lplit grille lo the slickest innovation ol the ye8f -d~sappearing .windshield wipers! They're IMo IUbject to heezrng. And only Pontiac hu lh81n. Also new: a Grand Prix corwartiblol There are new 400 and New safely features such M retractors. 1 four -way Kpftic loiding Iron! seal back laiChel Motors new energy aboo<bing Of oourse, liN Ponhecs come hugging security of Wide -TI'IICk. ste<oflftW·J Wide-Track \ \ . It· I -...., •• J,· : ·' ,. ·. ' G.,.._ .. Presiftent' Gienn · PresiBenl 1!... Pamelll .. . ,. • ' :- ' ~ J -. ' ., .., -: ., .·) ·r • ,. 1967 Mn. .d , ... . . . . ..... .' ... - - �'·..,.r. ( ' " . • '' • ' I ' 2 HOUR DRY CLEANING Service On Request Robinson's CLEANERS lor~ point of tbe 1968 Slate Fair of TeXIs, Oet. (1.!3 al Dallao. Owned eollet!ll and restores andent farm equlpmenl ao a manulal!!ured around 1885. More tlaan merely a used to oower •awmllls, ""Uon 11181 aDd threshei'L I POMEROY ill working condlllon, wUJ be tbe OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 P~M. OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY . ' Air slles missile warhead and some mlsllles . a& alllludel vi - force Air IIU<h as tbls lilhouelted OD and Is upahle wllblll a ruge thm 70,001 feet. • Enthusiasm for Combat World Hunger is Growing ----------.. 'nil SlaM Committee of the Is that adulll are given Combat Worl4 Huager cam· paJan of Churcb World Service(!Rop baa entbuslasticaUy acoepll!d the request of CWS DB· llonally for ~.010 lor purchase Of fertilizer for hulia. 'Die Cert!lker wUI arrive control Information, and plies if desired. n Is reporll!d that they eager to receive this help. ilar programs are alvea 8881181-1 ance by DWS Ia some 30 oouatrier. Ia llme lor the next plaali>ag sea- Enthusiasm for the Combat IDL 'Die Oblo lbare II part of World Bunger umpaign Is 0 lorger sblpmenl requesll!d of growing across the slate, acCWI to ba used Ill help meet cordiDI Ill Ohio CW&CROP dl· ~ency needs. ID the mean- rectors, Dr. Clyde N. Rogers lime, lhret oew fertilizer plant! and Margaret Brugler, with fM belsg bull.t Ia the area lor prospect! that a aumber of colfulure produclloil. lege and blgb school age youth 'l'wlcal of the spirit of the will become IDvolved, .as well Combat World Bqer cam- as adults. High school •10 youth pslgn over the Blllte Is t be of the Disciples of Christ are Stark County CW&CROP Com- filling $5.11D coin folders wltb mlttee, beaded by Mr. Ouey quarters. Their stale goal Is Bickel, Cutlol. It bas a gnal for $10,510. Tbe Oblo Assocla· of $20,000 to be applied toward lion of Future Farmers a r e the Oblo fertilizer request. AU ~alslng funds for support oC eighty-eight counties are well an agricultural exlessloa oo their way tmvard oomplel- sram ID Nlgerll. Oblo iog plans for their campaigJLI Bureau Councils are• :::ZUJ~ to strike at roo! causea of bun- a Yoq Fll!'lllml li ger. India wblcll lift! lliJ: moulh'l The state-wlda oampalgn wm tralnillg In nteracy and be held October· · 23 tiJrough lng. ID addition to group parThanksgiving. F1mdl received tlcipation Is the appeal ID !awill be used fllr l.acreaslnl wa- dlvlduals 011 a house to bouse ler resoureea,. IDinasfDI agr~ bssli In most areas, when cultural prodnctloD; laDd recla- they will be aaked to fill a coin malion, populau."control pro- folder wltb a quarter a day grams, literacy lllld vacaticmal !went, clay1. training, as wen\u emergency eombat World BunJIOI' Is programs to help :rlc:tlml auch Bpoasored by Cburcb World as were ID tile ri!Qent eartb- Servi~P ID Oblo. CROP quake In Turkey. starll!d u a program at the Earlier ID ~ year f!OO,OOO Olld of World War U when farmworth of deep well drllliDg ers sent grain to the strlcilen equipment waa llfilt lroiD Oblo of Europe. Today the large met. to IDdllr aa a ~Jilt Of. the effort tropolltaa areas jola CWS to lacrease willr ·' rt!IOIII'Cel. CROP ID the battle to eradicate A cbecil for ei,Ooo i~ recepl-_ tba root canoes of hunger ly sent by ~p tit lbe' round tile world. Mebraull Bealtb Clllllc ta 111dia wbleb wli1 ,eilibJe tbe ellllle A special glalid between the to remala setvlng ~ at 'eyes of the .aea lurtie rids its two more yearS. This .' clbde. JiodY of &all absorbed from with a stall of 'One doc'lor, 0111 food taken at sea. I FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 30 FOLGER AND OCTOBER I New lnstont ,COFFEE •.29 HOMOGENIZED GRADE A 10oz. IL ATTENDS SHOWS Mrs. Jack Robson, Re!ilon:ol ll Director of Region 11, Association of Garden Clubs, attended flower shows presented at the Ohio State Fair, Washington County Fair Athens County and Hocldal County fairs . Sunday, Mrs. Robson ed the Cheshire Ganlen Club flower show at Kyger Creek High Sehool, which waa 1:~:111 Mad-Cap Colors Take Up With Suede For A Clever Little IOltle, Straight Ill by Robert Reibe~ lol The Modes. Choose Yours Dashed With Left Bank Green, m~e Rage, ar liD. . . ST1l & PEARL PTS.-'IIACIN¥ Jar '' ' "Th,e Slotte ' '\Vtill A if!'rl"' . , . ·.• • •> JOY-cHUNKS . • - ·' '. .. Ga\lon WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS Shag !Jj)perB. $8.99 AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN. Of The Quality You Will Value For I WAX TEX I . . . . . ·: ' ·' WAX 'PAPE· R , ; · JOO PACKED WlrH FREE RIJI.ER . •1 nurse and some · plid-wlvea, · , serves an averag'e of over 110· Wbea the tirsl white Wilkesville 19 .C FT. . ROll. ";. ... .:.o-1\ n~"' ·:! ', ,. . .' ChuCk , ' AST .. , 1.1) . !'· ' AJUA OR ENGLISH ' " - .• '..:~A .•. · ~- T \J~ · ~l .· .' lb~ ., STOKLEY- .• G)ADED GOOD QUALI'fY BEEF. llll!ll GROVER'S STUDIO .; : -~· ~:;~·~·-ltE ·CREAM. ..' patients per .day who come came to Alaska, they found lbe from '%/ surrolmdmg. villain ~tlve population conslsll!d of near New Delbl. Oae of th eim- Eldmos, Aleuts and other lribes portant aspecll of Ill program of Indians. ,.._ A Lifetime ' ·. '1 .. '~. Take Chaqe ••• · Move up to Chrysler '67 . ·' . Any time. Anywhere: The '67 Chrysler lakes~ In the watlt looks. : In the way it goes. ' Its optional MO:TN~ V-8 Is the biggest In the price class,. as are lhe brakes. A perfect b;ilanf;&. A.JWW ~erll)t-absorbtng steering column is standard equlpm~t. So are many 11ther safety features. Something else abc>ut Chrysler. Four Chrysler Newport models are now priced just a few dollars a month more than the most popular smaller cars, comparably equipped. If you've been looking for a winnlll', Take Charge In Chrysler 'fil.lfs IL OD display DIW CHRYSLER '67 �'·..,.r. ( ' " . • '' • ' I ' 2 HOUR DRY CLEANING Service On Request Robinson's CLEANERS lor~ point of tbe 1968 Slate Fair of TeXIs, Oet. (1.!3 al Dallao. Owned eollet!ll and restores andent farm equlpmenl ao a manulal!!ured around 1885. More tlaan merely a used to oower •awmllls, ""Uon 11181 aDd threshei'L I POMEROY ill working condlllon, wUJ be tbe OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 P~M. OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY . ' Air slles missile warhead and some mlsllles . a& alllludel vi - force Air IIU<h as tbls lilhouelted OD and Is upahle wllblll a ruge thm 70,001 feet. • Enthusiasm for Combat World Hunger is Growing ----------.. 'nil SlaM Committee of the Is that adulll are given Combat Worl4 Huager cam· paJan of Churcb World Service(!Rop baa entbuslasticaUy acoepll!d the request of CWS DB· llonally for ~.010 lor purchase Of fertilizer for hulia. 'Die Cert!lker wUI arrive control Information, and plies if desired. n Is reporll!d that they eager to receive this help. ilar programs are alvea 8881181-1 ance by DWS Ia some 30 oouatrier. Ia llme lor the next plaali>ag sea- Enthusiasm for the Combat IDL 'Die Oblo lbare II part of World Bunger umpaign Is 0 lorger sblpmenl requesll!d of growing across the slate, acCWI to ba used Ill help meet cordiDI Ill Ohio CW&CROP dl· ~ency needs. ID the mean- rectors, Dr. Clyde N. Rogers lime, lhret oew fertilizer plant! and Margaret Brugler, with fM belsg bull.t Ia the area lor prospect! that a aumber of colfulure produclloil. lege and blgb school age youth 'l'wlcal of the spirit of the will become IDvolved, .as well Combat World Bqer cam- as adults. High school •10 youth pslgn over the Blllte Is t be of the Disciples of Christ are Stark County CW&CROP Com- filling $5.11D coin folders wltb mlttee, beaded by Mr. Ouey quarters. Their stale goal Is Bickel, Cutlol. It bas a gnal for $10,510. Tbe Oblo Assocla· of $20,000 to be applied toward lion of Future Farmers a r e the Oblo fertilizer request. AU ~alslng funds for support oC eighty-eight counties are well an agricultural exlessloa oo their way tmvard oomplel- sram ID Nlgerll. Oblo iog plans for their campaigJLI Bureau Councils are• :::ZUJ~ to strike at roo! causea of bun- a Yoq Fll!'lllml li ger. India wblcll lift! lliJ: moulh'l The state-wlda oampalgn wm tralnillg In nteracy and be held October· · 23 tiJrough lng. ID addition to group parThanksgiving. F1mdl received tlcipation Is the appeal ID !awill be used fllr l.acreaslnl wa- dlvlduals 011 a house to bouse ler resoureea,. IDinasfDI agr~ bssli In most areas, when cultural prodnctloD; laDd recla- they will be aaked to fill a coin malion, populau."control pro- folder wltb a quarter a day grams, literacy lllld vacaticmal !went, clay1. training, as wen\u emergency eombat World BunJIOI' Is programs to help :rlc:tlml auch Bpoasored by Cburcb World as were ID tile ri!Qent eartb- Servi~P ID Oblo. CROP quake In Turkey. starll!d u a program at the Earlier ID ~ year f!OO,OOO Olld of World War U when farmworth of deep well drllliDg ers sent grain to the strlcilen equipment waa llfilt lroiD Oblo of Europe. Today the large met. to IDdllr aa a ~Jilt Of. the effort tropolltaa areas jola CWS to lacrease willr ·' rt!IOIII'Cel. CROP ID the battle to eradicate A cbecil for ei,Ooo i~ recepl-_ tba root canoes of hunger ly sent by ~p tit lbe' round tile world. Mebraull Bealtb Clllllc ta 111dia wbleb wli1 ,eilibJe tbe ellllle A special glalid between the to remala setvlng ~ at 'eyes of the .aea lurtie rids its two more yearS. This .' clbde. JiodY of &all absorbed from with a stall of 'One doc'lor, 0111 food taken at sea. I FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 30 FOLGER AND OCTOBER I New lnstont ,COFFEE •.29 HOMOGENIZED GRADE A 10oz. IL ATTENDS SHOWS Mrs. Jack Robson, Re!ilon:ol ll Director of Region 11, Association of Garden Clubs, attended flower shows presented at the Ohio State Fair, Washington County Fair Athens County and Hocldal County fairs . Sunday, Mrs. Robson ed the Cheshire Ganlen Club flower show at Kyger Creek High Sehool, which waa 1:~:111 Mad-Cap Colors Take Up With Suede For A Clever Little IOltle, Straight Ill by Robert Reibe~ lol The Modes. Choose Yours Dashed With Left Bank Green, m~e Rage, ar liD. . . ST1l & PEARL PTS.-'IIACIN¥ Jar '' ' "Th,e Slotte ' '\Vtill A if!'rl"' . , . ·.• • •> JOY-cHUNKS . • - ·' '. .. Ga\lon WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS Shag !Jj)perB. $8.99 AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN. Of The Quality You Will Value For I WAX TEX I . . . . . ·: ' ·' WAX 'PAPE· R , ; · JOO PACKED WlrH FREE RIJI.ER . •1 nurse and some · plid-wlvea, · , serves an averag'e of over 110· Wbea the tirsl white Wilkesville 19 .C FT. . ROll. ";. ... .:.o-1\ n~"' ·:! ', ,. . .' ChuCk , ' AST .. , 1.1) . !'· ' AJUA OR ENGLISH ' " - .• '..:~A .•. · ~- T \J~ · ~l .· .' lb~ ., STOKLEY- .• G)ADED GOOD QUALI'fY BEEF. llll!ll GROVER'S STUDIO .; : -~· ~:;~·~·-ltE ·CREAM. ..' patients per .day who come came to Alaska, they found lbe from '%/ surrolmdmg. villain ~tlve population conslsll!d of near New Delbl. Oae of th eim- Eldmos, Aleuts and other lribes portant aspecll of Ill program of Indians. ,.._ A Lifetime ' ·. '1 .. '~. Take Chaqe ••• · Move up to Chrysler '67 . ·' . Any time. Anywhere: The '67 Chrysler lakes~ In the watlt looks. : In the way it goes. ' Its optional MO:TN~ V-8 Is the biggest In the price class,. as are lhe brakes. A perfect b;ilanf;&. A.JWW ~erll)t-absorbtng steering column is standard equlpm~t. So are many 11ther safety features. Something else abc>ut Chrysler. Four Chrysler Newport models are now priced just a few dollars a month more than the most popular smaller cars, comparably equipped. If you've been looking for a winnlll', Take Charge In Chrysler 'fil.lfs IL OD display DIW CHRYSLER '67 �' , \j, I, ' ' '. . ~- ' . ' 1 • '• ..... '· ' Middleport, 0. .: .FRESH Kanauga; 0. ' J EASY MONDAY--22 oz. SPRAY STARCH ,· c EXTRA SPECIAL ---------HEAV'Y .Pl:AS'TIC ·. . \ .. J, ,-.JRANstSJoR::· ' BARGAINLAND · ' ~ ' .... . . .. . .. 'J I· i . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . TURKEY FARM AT OAK HILL ,. YOU ALWAYS GET A CARNATION COFFEE MATE · UMITED ' AMOUNT . . GOOD DEAL WHEN YO'U SHO~;;~T c ·WITH SW:INGING TOP CARNATION INSTANT MILK i '2.00 VALUE . ·: 6 TRANSISTOR-. ~ _-· .· ONLY ' Trash ·Basket FROM EDDIE LEWIS . TINY'S · PRELL SHAMPOO HURRY l $1.09 Bottle NESTLES GIANT CANDY:_.· ' ' ' BARS .__ ;: QUART ~ ' DOWNEY AJAX SOAP POWDER WHILE THEY . LAST GIANT7 SIZE •... Norwich ' : WI! HAVE ONLY / }/Bonus Buy DOMINO . . . 60 OF THIS ONE . I WESTINGHOUSE ·. HAM ·_·_- AN. SUGAR • .' ~- 5 lb. bag C ·FOR · ~ ..... , . Al • ' ~ JERGEN'S BOBBY PINS ,.· Bonus Buy oz. ~- c DAD'S LAllGI ' ) • ~ SIZE Reg• ~- ·_ BEER ) lUCKEYE :-.,.. : ,· ·, .,. .. . .~ -· ·Potatoes , · '· a.~kers l ' ,- . ~ ' . ' -~~- J ' . • ··'•' ,. ,. .. ' 4' .. _} ., ·-~- . ' ' Idaho · •y 1 ·, ,_; - ;. ' ; .. MU~SELMAN~ I A· 'fiRESTONE I + ' ·'• ., s LILT H ANfi-'FREIZE ·-·'·- · FOR DISPENSER REG. $1.00 Bottle WITI:I UDS REG, 79c ' 2 WITH FREE c Soz. , _ 98c -·- REG. 39c EACH BISMOL ' ··ROOT !Gal. . . · PLASTIC BOXES I' r ' . . 14 BOTTLES • h s . '96 \ 'il' HEINZ . ' c f.( . 'I i • ,,_:; . )"~ECTRIC . ' BlANKET 'I . . . ASPIRIN •' .·. •' ·' 33 . ,, ' ' 1 <~~t ... ,, ~ '' .' . '' ' - ' ·~· READY MIX .. ' v--· ' .D-CON . ... , . t • , $1.69 ' ; ·., " REG. c ' ~- ·, . . ~. ' VALUE · ..' , . ;· �' , \j, I, ' ' '. . ~- ' . ' 1 • '• ..... '· ' Middleport, 0. .: .FRESH Kanauga; 0. ' J EASY MONDAY--22 oz. SPRAY STARCH ,· c EXTRA SPECIAL ---------HEAV'Y .Pl:AS'TIC ·. . \ .. J, ,-.JRANstSJoR::· ' BARGAINLAND · ' ~ ' .... . . .. . .. 'J I· i . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . TURKEY FARM AT OAK HILL ,. YOU ALWAYS GET A CARNATION COFFEE MATE · UMITED ' AMOUNT . . GOOD DEAL WHEN YO'U SHO~;;~T c ·WITH SW:INGING TOP CARNATION INSTANT MILK i '2.00 VALUE . ·: 6 TRANSISTOR-. ~ _-· .· ONLY ' Trash ·Basket FROM EDDIE LEWIS . TINY'S · PRELL SHAMPOO HURRY l $1.09 Bottle NESTLES GIANT CANDY:_.· ' ' ' BARS .__ ;: QUART ~ ' DOWNEY AJAX SOAP POWDER WHILE THEY . LAST GIANT7 SIZE •... Norwich ' : WI! HAVE ONLY / }/Bonus Buy DOMINO . . . 60 OF THIS ONE . I WESTINGHOUSE ·. HAM ·_·_- AN. SUGAR • .' ~- 5 lb. bag C ·FOR · ~ ..... , . Al • ' ~ JERGEN'S BOBBY PINS ,.· Bonus Buy oz. ~- c DAD'S LAllGI ' ) • ~ SIZE Reg• ~- ·_ BEER ) lUCKEYE :-.,.. : ,· ·, .,. .. . .~ -· ·Potatoes , · '· a.~kers l ' ,- . ~ ' . ' -~~- J ' . • ··'•' ,. ,. .. ' 4' .. _} ., ·-~- . ' ' Idaho · •y 1 ·, ,_; - ;. ' ; .. MU~SELMAN~ I A· 'fiRESTONE I + ' ·'• ., s LILT H ANfi-'FREIZE ·-·'·- · FOR DISPENSER REG. $1.00 Bottle WITI:I UDS REG, 79c ' 2 WITH FREE c Soz. , _ 98c -·- REG. 39c EACH BISMOL ' ··ROOT !Gal. . . · PLASTIC BOXES I' r ' . . 14 BOTTLES • h s . '96 \ 'il' HEINZ . ' c f.( . 'I i • ,,_:; . )"~ECTRIC . ' BlANKET 'I . . . ASPIRIN •' .·. •' ·' 33 . ,, ' ' 1 <~~t ... ,, ~ '' .' . '' ' - ' ·~· READY MIX .. ' v--· ' .D-CON . ... , . t • , $1.69 ' ; ·., " REG. c ' ~- ·, . . ~. ' VALUE · ..' , . ;· �,, li ...,.. l ,, .. . . . ' ' '··~~"' ;~f, -~·.') ,"'·, \' . ' l'r ( . t ' ' ' _. ,,~ . , , . ' I. I . . • I " S~~n~nel, Pom~y·¥1ddlepo~, o...Sept.JB, 1868 Book,Recf!if!e& «'· Mktilfh(&f· RtJolht'S~hoo r: ·led ' IO ~ " ' ·b · ' • 'n!e'.ll~ ·exebiitlV~,h.ead, • !!•¢\PTA_meJD . ~"'' are ur " , resent~. me~tilll Mr~. m~Ung fo~OI)'S; reh~b!lttalt9n, s~v. .~s. ~Ill m~\ ~. MBrl~~~~:::;~:::_~~.l'fllllllllili1ilf .. I or,/Jn secret~ry. I H • I u 't Veterans Memoria osplta "' ' C 'ttees Names New 0,,leers, omml 5tork Shower Is Given #or M s Johnson . Stove Time Is .,Here! I r• PICKENS .HARDWARE Be~lab ..in~v::iu.l=·~------- Daughters Unit Meets Mond ~bUcUy,-Ada - 1.-;.;;;;;;;:;:::;:~~====;,;::;:;;~:;:::;:;:~;: II At DUV Hal/ refre~ments I lallntal- ":"'~~!:;II BAKER FURNITURE d d Ab ~one § 'nl~ts&, dl~o~na~ted~~b!y~De~ll~a~S~t~ahl~w~a~s'_a-~~;;;,;,,;,.,;,;,;,.,.;.,.,.,,.,.,., ,....,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,,...,.....,,.,~!'!!!- Chapter mothi!I"S were elect. Mrs. David Entsminger and Calvert, Beulah Bradford, Har· _e W.lzl!aU SL with Mrs John I ed when the Rutland Future 1Mrs. Walter Hayes spent Toes- iel Neigler, Wilma Blake, El· ~· ~e asststb.g hostess: -~ llomemakers club met recent- day In Gallipolis beginning with eanor Gordon, Naomi London, ~:Oats attending were Mn. 1!' with their advisor, MISs Le- 1 a breakfast brunch at Bob Mrs. Ortha Ohlinger, Iva Athey, Carl Hubbard, Mrs. Helen \ da Mae Kraeuter, ID the home i Evans'. . Mrs Nei!IOn Roush, Janet Car- Diddle, Mrs. William Watson, · economics room of tbe htgh Mr ;, Earl Knight Is spend'! • 1tar, Kathryn Johnson, Hazel , Mrs. carver Williams, Mrs. school. the week in Columbus with t t · -:apeharl, Helen Sauer, and Stanley Jooes, Mrs. Harold Sharon (',arter, president. con- daughter and family, Mr. and Shirley Custer. Jeffers, Mrs. Ernest Rea, Mrs. dueled the meeting. Mrs. Mrs. Ron Halley. The Halleys Harlan Wehrung, Mrs. Rex. Dwight Haley and Mrs. Basil hnve just moved Into !heir Going ..tway Part;r Bailey, Mrs. Delm" .Baum, '" Haynes were elected cho~ter newly constructed home In .., • , R e•-nd ' Mrs. Guy Cowen, Mri. Harriett mothers. Plans were made to Upper Arlington. uiVen Jn u "' · Sterrett, Mrs. Edward foster, attend the sub-regional FHA Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Mrs. A gomg a"'aY party was held , Mrs. Ellen COuch, Mrs. Terry meetmg in Athens on Sept. Minerva Childers, Middleport, Saturday night at the )tome of Philln, Mrs. Barton Smith. 24. m · .... and Miss Edna Burdette, Leon, Mr. anUdndMrls •. S~~eysoAlet~· Mrs. Harry L. Bailey and Deb-' Attending the regional ""v W Va visited relatives in 1D Ru a or e r n, • bi ing were Sharon Carter. presi- Akron -~ver the weekend. They who left for the Army Tuesday ~~nding gifts were M r s. 27 dnt: Becky Haley, vice prest- were accompanied ~orne by Se~:~m~er . · M d Mrs George Skinner, Mrs. Judy Werden!: Becky Haley, vice. prest· Mrs. Nina Bland. who will Stante~ ~!s;:.;e an,f'd:::~hters: ry, Mrs. Margretta Roush, Mrs. Clonrh. Mrs. Haly. Mrs. viSit here w1th her mother B Paula J. H. Stephenson, Mrs. Lyle 1·Y· J oyce, •nd Kra euler · and sister. ·Mr everCh • Harry Nels' HyseII , Mrs. Eva Hyse11 , Mrs. H<.~vnes Blld M.1SS .5 p· kens Sh; ron Carter was ehosen al l Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber s. rt Mtcl M 'M Frank Capehart and Susie, thiS meeting to work at the were business visitors in Day- ~uke and /r e, c:tu Jull• and Linda. State Conventior to be held in ton Monday. arcpm an son, s ' oa~: Refreshments of Ice cream, Columbus April 7-8. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ward ~nd Dwn~d B~og~ MrA. J Mr punch and cake, decorated with Plan' were made for inltia- of Ravenswood W. Va., visit. T!~pK: an:~~y, ~,ri Jr.: .pink and blue booties, were lion ol new members at the ed recently wtth her mother, Becky, Vickii, and Justine Le- served by the hostesses. nex t meeting, Qctobet 14. AI Mrs James Murray roy, Mr. and Mrs. Emel AleSEE DEMONSTRATION the close Q1 the meetin~. reMr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert shire and daughters , Shirley Mrs. Jock Robson, Mrs. freshmen'ii"were served. and children of Belpre spent and Peggy, Sandy, Donna, and Mary Heines ll!ld Mrs. Wheel· Sun~y with her mother, Mrs. Shirley Jeffers, Janet Searles er Drake attended a nower arLuctlle Mayes. and Gene Stuart, Tint Michaels, ranging demonstration Satur· Mrs. Anna Farmer Kofen- Bill Lunsford, Chuck Snider. day at the Pleasant View High kamp . Columbus, and MIss Clarence Lee, and Albert Van School, Grove City, by B 0 b Cindy Farmer. • student at Cooney Jr. Thomas, Nashville. who Ohio University, spent . the and teaches lllodern arranging. The birthdays of ·Mrs. Price weekend with Mrs. David Far~ ·• • E Hawk Mn. Dal< werner. Mrs. mer and Mrs. Arthur Skinner. Victor Bahr, Mrs. Don Van Art Skinner, Middleport, and I U ·,. 0 . S ! 'lleter and Mrs Patrirk Neutz- son, Tom. Columbus, md Dan ling we~ celebrated with a dtn- · Farmet, Dayton. retlii'D- The Middleport lJterary Club Plannmg . the proaram vacationhave in Mlnnesofrom a and ed M I ner the home o r. Pea· ta ·• Mrs at Norbert Neutzbng, will begin Its 1966-67 season Mrs. Nan moore, ·vice cock Ave. Sunday. 1 Wallace Bradford has relun•- meettngs with the first Wed- dent; Mra. Roger Mor·gan, Attending were • Mr. IIDd let to hts home following sur- nesday, October 5, at the home treasurer; Mlsa Susan Mrs. Vidor Bahr and Kathy gery at St. Mary's Hospital In of Mrs. 0. P. Klein. Mrs. Klein past president; Mrs. Bernaod I and Jmle. Mrs. John Bentz HuntlrtlfOO, W. Va. will also give the revtew of the Fultz, aecretaey,' and and Keith Mrs. £li•aneth \VIck· Mr. and Mr}, Russell Wilson afternoon entitled, ,."It Gi~es Carl Horky, ~ldenl. ham and Mr. and Mrs. Don of Logm havt illen here due Me Great ·Pleasure, by Emily Makin u the various van Meter of Chester: Mr. to the unexpeeted death of her Kimbrough. . g P and Mrs. Dale warner and COUllln, Mrs. Marcelene Strauss Some ,of !he books to be re- mlttees ar&- Music, John, JlinJDY and Dorothy o1 Pomeroy. viewed during the year Include Eleanor Welch Zelher, Mrs. of syr~; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Francis Powell and Mrs. "Two Under the llldlan Sun," Ben Philaon, Mrs. Eme!;IC1n Kennell! Lawsor., Columbus; .Rue Powell, <;oiiiJIIbUJ, visited "'nle Rabbi," "Tell No Man," Jooei; . Civic Comml~. Mrs. Mrs. Prlc:lll 118ft, Mr. and recently with Mrs. William "The Agony and the Ecs!aJ?'." Rodney ~,Mrs .liN!·s --lliar-l Bradford who Is confined to "The World'• Great Mlldonl!is," Freileh, OJIU Mrs. "' . M 1mg. Mrs. Patrle!E rs. , with Ulness. . .....Neutz Mr nd ber home"Aldo111 Hosley," · "Thomas," ley; Librfi!'Y . Co!Dmf . ttee, William M«-IDI. · a the f u ... Mrs. MariOil·."~ ;and Dennis · Mr. IIDd Mrs. James Moum· "Crt lc ~:" ''IJ e. A· Robert Coalll; ...... ·. · Jtk. lt!id Mrs El lng aDd childrelt ColumbiiS 1110111 ql81'111. '!be World Hayea, Mrs. ~':! ~ Stell~ were recent g~ts of AriJme,• _and "Gift of ~"'!," Heal!II,_ and w Ebersbacb Of POiberoY, and Dale Mourning aod ~ ~ With religion politics, ~ . Mn. •• the host and .allll Dot- Mrs. Tom ID .P.I. J',!t1lll- llctloll, povels, lhe arts and :: tie, Stella lllitl ani. ·" · sclenc& · James Ius. ! s:' Five Birthdays Are celebrated .. With Dinner . ~ :n • •• 'l Chapter Mothers " Middleport Saman, J\lrs. Sauer, Mrs. Mor- Given"'"· _Hy,ell rts, Mrs. P. Hackett, Mrs. Th . E H &en (Bre&- . Are Elected by Bearhs, Mrs . Hayes, Mrs. Ptck- d:~lley~m:S ;...,:rilly bonbr· . . b Mrs. W. M. Wood, Mrs. M. C. ens, Mrs. Wtll, Mrs Mayer, ed with a !ayetle shower at . Ut an U Wilson. Mrs. C. E. Emmlsh, Mr.. Slack, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. th home of ~- Ke'l""'-h Hare I Cl R I d M"dd/eport L'1terary Cl b ld First Meeting of 1966-67 Season ..,-....,. ~ ~- I ' . ' ' ' ,.\r "'·I', I • 'A '• .I ' ' i.l. ·/' ·~oli¢tf~~re1,. ·.. 0 '. ... _,.J. ~j~;~... ...,:.r ..lU~ h~ ~ HEA fiN,G .· -· ' '~ dleporl , ubrary Board ;• ltounced !hal the ll'brm 'l!'l·'l , received a book entitled, '!!fl,!l~ PLUMBING . ,.. '· .r .. (/ J', ' · .wau:.n Mr: Mrl: "~"'""'~ ~ • tb·e· ·· . ,. ·. _ , .. , ,, 'l.a·r·e· ' .· , ToWiY-~01! Dlbont).& ... · loweat•,Dced ss...,.esl LoUt •llf•llrlJ!•· ., "' ~·'. O.lmool 88 prl«s Gdll411y rlorl 61/o111 •••1 ,..;,/, rsJII/s "/off Namll." Four to ..,,'f,.m. A/I wills proHd 88 ..... ~ , ...,..: 330. ... 425-CIIb/P -p;;;, r.r.a., •• .... 1~ Ro<i<l V·B Eotfll· • New C\lllam moc1ell · hitbligbt Delta B8 liDeapl ' 88 o,,,. c...,.. ~.•., .... '"' "''' .,.., . ltm~ry. lsltlsligls~ r.,. .... Bolli "" by thr .JislloCIIH r...... looi. Bolli rsJllls 1 425·tobW/oc/l Slljtr Ro~fl Y·8 B.. gl••. Aod oU J'"" •I Ill •••rgol•t Olds 88prk#; "' i'•l~/ ,, . • ' tr~ I }'r'· .I • •I t,• j; ~. .D,JJ~t~~~,· .~. .·. . .. .I •t'l·, 1. Nighto£1Biot ' .·' By, ·'s··~ · :tlt~Q!.-· ~ .t· I · ' •' r , ; "{ 1i']lf· -, :. . . . . . ~ ,.~. 1"[, 1,' ,1\•1 Wf!li{tl.. ~i~~: o.'~:-· 1 . . Dew Mr. La....... : •For OV· SAN FRANCISCO, (VJ'l) - or sill months I t.ri beeu hav· , - an~ -· ( ' Introduced Gentle American," by held Its first m~tin'g · on Sepl. ' es' and the attendance bauner Howe. laced thera "' ;, .. . ' 19 wii!J 'several members · and was awarded to the first II has been P Ji,J\ Mrs. Cedric Clark wu 'H . Sorority, Pomeroy businesses: port whlch Included 25 patients down of the expenditures lnclud- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoffner teachers Mrs. ,Edna Price, Mr. and WUilam 1\. Tho ' elect ed president of lbe Melp Mrs. Mar, Anderson, Coffee recetvlng service, 7 aiven dress- ed Salary of Executive Seer<> and son, Gerald, of Zanesville, , The conducted by the IntrOduced all teachers as of Belmont, Mass. iD County American Cancer Socle- Day; Mrs. Helene Mullen, Tag ings, 4 provided with transpor- tary, $580: Bldg. expe.nse, $54,· vlslled Sunday with relatives preoident, Betty Diddle, rt the as of the birthday an ty and annual reP?rls were gly· Day In Pomeroy; Mrs. Nan tatton, 8 served by the loan_ cab- 91; office Supplies, $233; Can." and friends In the area. opened wlth the ' pledge to the First grade, Mrs. Ruth Tuek· versary of her .mather, en at the annual meetlnf! of the Moore, Tag Day, Middleport. !net, II recetved medication. cer Preven1lon study, $.61. Ml'!l. John Smith spent the American Flag, foUo)'led by . a er• ·Second grade, Mrs. Kate late . Mrs . .D•. I 74 society held Tuesday evening at New members were elected to A report on !ilms shown show· postage and shlpplng, $40- : weekend at Ml1ldleport with poelJl pfayer by Mrs. Mar- Ja;,.ell; Third grade, MN. Ed· Qf !lie.Jol;a f Mid<lleport High School. the Beard of Directors and in- ed a lilm, "The Million Club," telephone, $5.95; travel, $15.92; Verne Davis and Mr. and Jorie Kimb)er. .. na Prlee. 'nlose-absenl are made or elude Mrs. Richard Slack, Dr. one sh'owing and 60 In the aud· conferences, , $9.48; ' meetings, Mrs. Carl Moore. . The secretiry's report was . Fourth grade, Phyllis beld II Other officers elected include Roger Daniels and Mrs. Mary ience; "To Smoke or Not. to $228; $205; Mr. and Mrs .. Davtd McGhee ]1!ad by Mrs. Margaret West _&. hill; Flftlt _grade, Mrs, Lloyd Blackwood, vice pres!· Anderson. Those re..,lected to Smoke" had 17 sbowlllgs wtth. a drugs, $491.36; transportati~ of relumed to thetr home, Colum· the treasurer's report by Mra.[Fisher. and Sixth grade, dent : Mrs. WUiiam Anderson, the board were Paul casci, total number of 5'~ In atterid· patients, $31.10; !ilm strips, ~us, Monday, alter an over- Nancy Ervin. Communications ' James Smith. ' srrrNary and Miss Nina Rus· Mrs. Cedric Clark, Nina Rus- ance; and the fUm, "I'll Take $173.03; posters, $16.64; publi· night visit with ber sister and and ~niy .maiilng Ideas .were Dr. Harold Jlrow.n will be sell, treasurer. Mrs. Clark ~ sell, Harriet' Neigler, Jim the High Road," 5 showings to cations, $127.86; payroll taxes, brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. AJ. read lind reviewed. · . · guest speaker at the next me<et-11 si<kd over the business meet- Johnson Robert Proffitt. Mrs. 160 atlending. . S30.56; detection case lmdlnga, ten Eichinger. The annual school carniYal ing which will be held Monday, mg and reported thet three Faye ~tt, Wendell Gerlach, She also reported 4,669 pieces $112.50; and misc. $13.86. Cpl. Stanley R. Lemley of was di'ICus~. Tbe group de- Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m. Fathers' representatives of the lecal Mrs. McNeal. Mrs. Pat Loch- of literature distributed, 2,1SO . A special award wa~ present- Cherry Point, N. C., spent the clded to hold it on Friday, ~t. night w!U also be observect. group were In Zanesville Sep•. ary, Allen Leonard, Mr and comic books and t,550 book· !ed IO:the Kaiser AJununum Cor- weekend with his parents, Mr. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Juruor :rtte siith grade mothers wl\1 1 tO to attend a meeting of the Mrs. James Brewington. Rich- marks to school stndents. potation for a contribution ol and Mrs. Harold W. Lemley. High Sehool bulldlng. serve refreshments at the next I AND -'_, Oluo Cancer Society and iuclud· ard Jones Bernice Ledlie Mrs. The treasurer's report indud· $295. · Following the business He was accompanied to Char· The county council will be , meeting. ed Dr. R. E. Boice, Mrs. Clark Richard Gress Nan Moor~. Mrs ed cash on hand, August 1965, meettng a film entiUed, "Never lesion. W. Va., Sunday, by Mr. beld on Sepl 2t at Chesll!r. All During the social hour, roand Mrs. Catherine Shavorin· Everett Haye;. L. w. McCom- $832; Receipts ol $!,380.'12- to- Alone," was presented. Refresh- and Mrs. Ralph Roltgen and - · - .. - -· freshments ol pie, cookies, PhoneWY2-25SO Mrs. Clark thanked the as, and Vernon Weber. tal, $2,212.72. Disbursements ments of cookies and coffee daughter, Angelia, witere be Dedication . and coffee were aerved by th;ec chairmen of the 1966 CanMrs Shavorinsky executive were $1,771.76 with a balance ol were served. lOok a plane for hls base. the ExecuUve members. cer Fund Drive, Mr. Black· gave the annual re- $500.95 August, 19£6. A llre&k· Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zirkle Ser11ice i1 Sunday • wood, Jack Welsh and Paul of Columbus spent the week . Casci. • end with relaUves in the area. 'nlere wUI be an organ The results of the 1966 Fund Mrs. William Pettit and Mrs. c;etlon service at the R•:• SHOP AT PICKENS Thomas Darst were business methodist Church on Sun Y• , Drive Crusade totaled $3,861.43 visitors in GallipOliS today. Oet. 2nd. Organ medllaUons will i FOR ALL YOUR HEATING NEEDS with the breakdown as follows: Election of officers was held rretary, Mary Pickens. A treasMrs James Yeager received begin at 1:30 (1.11'- The dedt· ·eCOAL HEATERS ePot Belly CQAL STOVES . residential, $2,297.4~. business- when the Auxiliary of the Vet- urer will be elected at the Oc- A stork shower was given by d .th t her BOD • -Sgt AI cation service wiD beSID at 2 e0fd Fashion LAUNDRY STOVES eELECTRIC · allons $138 70· 1 be ti Mrs Harley E Johnson of wor a • ' · • · es, $473 ; orgaruz ' · • erans Memorial Hospita met to r mee ng. · · bert K Slansb bad arrived p.m. HEATERS eGA$ HEATI!RS eTEMCO Tag Day, $287.4t; Coffee Day. for the first meeting of the !is- Following the electon Mrs. Wolfpen at the home of her In Okl~awa. st:O:oury haslerv- Speaker of the afternoon will CIRCULATING HEATERS $26.38: Buckboards, $129.40; cal year in the cafeteria Sept. Bearhs, assumed her duties as mother, Ada Slack, In Syra~se ed with the medical dlvlson of be Dr. Calvin C. Rodeheffer, Industry, $295: received from _ president and appointed these for Mrs. John Slack, Friday th U . S Ai F tw superintendent of the Ports. I . f' d ·ng Sept •• e . . r orce 1or e1ve •ct f th M th 20 estate of Del \a DaviS, a egacy committees ( trst name as evem · ""'· mouth Dlstri o e e ~ of $l,l80.65. The out-goingpresident, Wan- chairman): by-laws, Ada Slack, The gift table was decorated years. dis(cburch. There wiD be bas· Open Every Dey, All Day, 7:00 1115:30 EST. Certificates and awards were da Fetty. prestded. The Auxtl- Anna Wheeler, Rhnda Hackett. In pastel blue and pmk with kel dinner at noon. Everyone Saturuy Night• Til a EST Mason, w..V1. presented and included service iary p11Ver was given by Jeslte Membership, Betty Hayes, an accordion stork hovenng ovcertilicates to Mrs. Charlene Molden . Reports were read and Frances Smart, Winona Hoff- er it. Hoeflich Athens Messenger; approved. Mary Seaman gav_e man Ruth Morris. Games were played and prlz. ay .warded to Mrs. Hamm. Mrs. Jones, Daily Senti· a report on the snack bar. umSlack and Bet.- es won by Wanda Guinther, Agnet and Radio Slatmn WMPO. forms, and caps. ty Hayes. October Program nes White, VIvian Slack, and Receiving plaques were Mr. F Sa t read Chairman' Edythe Calvert· Oc- Margaret Cottrill. The door Jane Howell Tent, Daughters Blackwood Mr Welsh and Mr aye uer,CselcreWaryll' tu tober Ref~eshment Chai;man prize went to Mrs. Guinther. of Union Veterans, met Mon' · a letter [rom ar a I • a s ' Sl k d h d 1n t th DAV hall Casci. Certificates were present- dent nurse at the St. Joseph Phylli! Hackett Volunteer Work- Alter Mrs. ac opene er ay even g a e ed to township workers and hospital in Parkersburg. she ers Chairman, Jean Will; Can- many _gtlts, . ol wtth Lena Hamm, president, In chairmen ol s~ectal events. thanked the Auxiliary for the dy Striper Leader Phyllis Hack- cake, 1ce cream, coffee, . Iced charge. . These included Mrs. Harold opportunity given her through ett, and Snack Bar Chairman, tea and nuts~we_re served to The meeting opened In rtlulwood Bedford· Miss Ma· th h h' Mary Seaman Mrs Truman Pnddy, Juanita, allsttc form. The dlStrtct con1 1p. ' • e nurses sc oars • · Ci d h ld · · smal rie Davis, Chester; Mrs. Gt:r, walter Stewart. adrnlnlstra· Ricky, Darlene and . n . Y venllon to be e m don Perry, Columbia; Mrs. Mrs. Fetty presented pins .to tor, reported on telev;sion sets Priddy, Janet and Jumee Prtd- on October 22 was. announced. It's the Heolthleat, the lcihat and ... Mod Paul Lawrence, Lebanon; Mr<. Phyllis Hackett, as Candy Strtp- and the collee maker. Belly dy; Mrs. Johnson, Tammy, Della Stahl and Mmnle Neutz· Economical WilY to heat yeur hcne or oiR• Andrew cross, Letart; Mrs. er Chairman and Mrs. Seaman Hayes was appointed general Cheryl and Terry •. Donna Jean ling were ap~oin.ted aides. .... 1!1 Hit .... lllltlfl ........_~-..!!!!' Hartis Frank, Olive; Mrs. Thel· lor her volunteer semce to the chainnan of Candy Stripers for Guinther. Mrs Whtle, Mrs. Cot- A commumcalion was rna Henderson, Orange; Tom hospital. rental of TV's. trUI, Mrs. Carl Hubbard, Mrs. from Athena Stale Martin Rutland· Mrs. Ernest ted ld Lo ' It was stated that a district Guinther, and the honored Diary fn regard to Wright' Salem; Mrs. Maxine . Elec h prels en 1 wdaes t Beu-1 meeting will be held Oct. 12 guest. gifts for the patients at - 1n zanesville Anyone wiShing! . . g1·rIs were May me hospt·t a1 and "tI waa a•. m ed Arnold • Salisbury· Mrs. Lena tse Bear s• v cerdiprest n . o Sendmg ~ 1 II · ' · M ty Hayes · reco ng secre1ary, · b Th 1 G es E'l d 'Its Plans were ·1a•le Gibson. Scipio: Mrs. 01ts C· ' • ndi sec· go may contact Mrs. Bearhs y Holmes, e rna ru er, l- sen 81 . -· Clintock, Sutton ; Mrs. Cia~- Faye Sauer, correspo ng Oct. 7, telephone 992-7558. een Clark, Edith Hood, Rachel for •. poUuck dinner .•t !he neJI ence McNeal, Middleport rest""' Helen Sauer has taken a McBride, Vazie Lee. Lee, meeting. The travelmg prize MIDDLEPORT; 0. dentia;; Richard Vaughan, and l"" leave of absence for the winter Frankie Mumaw, Datsy Rush, .... Thomas Goett, Middleport bu•· ru·OUD 30 ' but announced she will contin· carrie Sinclair, Betty · • . ....,... 0 .., IT'S OLDS FOR '671 'W messes; Mr. Charles Legar, ' ue to mae bootees lor the nur· Hazel Clark, Sylvia Zwl_lltng, FRO:P4 .::OilS MOM""" • . ·. 1 • • Pomeroy Res. ; Phi Gamma Mu sery at Christmas time. Myla Hudson, and Helen D1ddle. 00 ~- Rfreshments were served to Chapter 1 II 8le Seul •ld • Mrs. Fetty, Mrs. Molden, Mrs. Layeue Shower it · . ' ·.' Mrs •. !CTaik', Re- El ected , .~ resid·e,. .nt· . Around· and ·. -~~~ti~;)1~J;jS,. G~-$!~s~,jTe;A, ' . !~;:::::~r.~~About ' Af • c c 5 • .0 MeLgS ounty ancer OCLety Pomeroy ·: ·t~w~c~~:::~e=~-;;xte~~nta H~~ f \ -~ '· ' _' . t4-Dally ·. ' \• • •Pollee, b&cked by 1,(1110 8l'lllftl tog ·a blll'lilns •aeniiiiiCm 011 the National .Guardsrneq, reotored right side of my. llllla!Je.: Some. .order early IOday 8ftei' .a night times it goes· 'in!ar; .l>tJt ftell of violence of Negroet !Ired up I'm nervot!ll ' worse. I wer tbe killing· t1 . a ,youth smoke a plld<· ol ·:etgareties ·a fleeing from a patro.. day. buf ntOpp;id smoking lor The rioting was centered In I seven Whole .OYI and didn't 30 - block Huntera Point get any relief. · district next 10 San .Fr811clac• A burning sensation on. !Ide Bay and Candiesllck Park. of tongue 11 . COII!Iidered by Sporadic disturbances' were many electors iD be a.euro. 8lao reported in a Negro logical sympiOJII and is one of poverty area five mUeo away. a group ,of symptems known Hundreds of Negroes were as Costen:• Syndrome, or hlnge drawn into the streetS by a joint dysfunction. rare fall heat wave which kept The hlnge joint of the . jaw lbe nlghtune temperatures seems to be the focal point ot near the 7tklegree mark. patients· complaints which A short time after Callfol;tll• clode pala IIDd lellderness ova... Edmund G. Brown or- er the joint, pain In and around THE HEART OF A NUCLEAR REACTOR at Lung Island'• Br<>Okha••tn Na!t.l!iil''~-r ~red the .guardsmen to duty, the ear and side of head; cataroratory is on view in Ibis unusual photo. Saft~ty dc\"ices lining Ute sides c~ty officials.. announced ~e rhal deafness, dizziness, sna~ shaft can drhre rods swiftly alongside t~je reactor cnre to absorb neUtronsi r1otiRg was under c111trol. pmt noise during jaw ebaio reactioo and immediately dropping a 1 'hut" real'tor back to subcritical One Ured pollee sergeant ment deviation of jaw on open-1-------- - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - -- -ll-+'r':l 1. described the night by saying: ing ~nd restricted v "II was bad it was bod but rlng,·n or bu••i I mo emhent. , tiona put eccentric pressure on for a few days: apply h6t, wet me he couldn't Ond • · · 1 wh'ICh · thank God ,it wasn't another h IS b . ... ng· n t-ar . • eaa· ; tbe JOin eventua 1Jy cun rl'~'H.'s t11· s 1de o: fac-e over >'lrllll•' with a patient 1 ac e, urmng sensatmn on breakS down · · t d k · f 1· o · Watts." lside of tongue and palate and ! T · . J~m. ~n - t'J e asplrm or re lt•l thes£• complamts. As · BY MARIE ALEXANDER west of town owned by • Reed sometimes metallic taste, I reatment conSists of re· I) ac es. .ment, he told the Vinton and Cheshire OES Hattox formerlY known as the Amendment• , . ' plac.ing missi~ tee~ and re~ There may also be systemic in his Judgment 1 held a combined Friendsh:o l Lester Metcalf home on Rt. An me d t to th Co It • believed that these symp- stortng the btte to tts normal . ca uses of burning tung:Je A du•· to vitamin 8 meeting al Cheshire recently. 1l60. . bn men If e . n- toms resuU from destruction of harmonious poiiition. But since type of anemia is ti1 0IJP"h t lo cr tak iug vitamins 1 1I1u1mn ecomes e ec11ve up- normal function of ttJe hinge th' the date of ratification b . . I IS trea 1men1 1s· oIten compl1 - be 1nvolved someti1ne-;,o and the p;Hient said he evera mem ers rom here a&.- Mr. and Mrs. William Luse, f S I b I tended. i carlistle, Pa .. were from sat-I NEW YORK {UP!) - Th tate makln u h Y JOlDI because of early and con· , cated and lengthy , sufferers vitamin dcfir.eney has •t so ter. But if lack olff ~:m=~1~ 8 th Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Raines, iurday until Tuesday guests of , Transport Workers Unto g P t ~ neces- tlnued.. 1 ? 8 ~, of ~alar teeth, or :are usually first treated .for been put forward as a ('ause. "a:s the cau se. it w daughter, Becky attended the her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. (TWU) announced it baa "rv•.t. l th Co r~;~.urths reqUired by poor btte of either the n.. •.. - relief of pain. For instance, it : Some doctors thiok 11' s pure a conSlderably longer Mulholand reunion at Logan . Beecher Davis. pened" for 12 boors a e ns u 1011• al or !alae teeth. These condl-helps to limit diet to soft foods "nerves." One recently told contin ued dosage to · II,,. ; Twu' DeIaym"g --- Vinton - - News Notes Srik A • pattel!1~1 i~~~i~~~~~~~~: e etion For 12 HourS t 0 City park Sunday. It also mark· Mrs. Elizabeth Cloud and wide strike, originally set ed the, 51st .w~dding anniver- Mrs. Luoise R..Ce attended 6:45 a.m. (EDT) today, aglllnlltj ary of Mr. · ~nd Mrs. James White Shrine jn Gallipolis re- Americaa· Airlines "In Mulholland of Wilkesville. · cenlly. ' the progreso being madt Those from here attending Mrs. Helen Bauer and daugh- 1negotatloqs" for a new Pomona Grange at Springfield ter, Mrs. Jackie Hosaple left ' tract "and In the publll Grange Hall recently included for their home in Miami, Fla. Iest." • Mr. and Mrs. Dan Evans, Mr. I They were accompanied to the i A unioB spokesman said and Mrs. Jim Reynolds, Mrs. ' plane in Charlestorl by Mr. 1with the comp8lly were coottn-1 Margaret Dyer and Mrs. Hazel : and Mrs. C. V. Casto. ulng on a round-the-clock Harman. 1 Mrs. Mary Jones. Columbus, 1"at least until tbe uew 8:45 Mr. and Mrs. Cril Crabtree · spent several days recently with , m. (EDT) strike deadline. have moved mlo tl)e property Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Davis. 1 Company officiala expressed Mr. and Mr.s. Te!ll Quicle hope a strike would be averted. spent from Thursday until Sun- American Airlines, at the day with her sister, Mrs. !Wse same time, said all flights would · Glassburn, Bidwell. continue to depart un acllO!dttlej NEW YORK (UP!) -St~k 1 Miss Lynn Lanier ten for during talks, prtces were f~rm m dull tradmg Ada where she will enter Ohio <:-·_.:::.._ _ _ _ _ _ __ at the opening today. Traders : Northern University as a !resn.: end vlslt<n o! her pareata, and mvestors appeared to be · maa, She was accompanied by 1Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clond. wat.chl~g the list fur some ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rev. Lois Ecldos, M~~-~; 1 tndteatton of a trend before Lanier and J. B. King. was a Sunday eveninlmoving. Mrs. Granville Casto has re- 1guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. ' Shortly after the opening bell •. turned hnme from Holzer !los- Gasto. the United Press International ' pltal where she spent several Mr. and Mrs. Bill stock market indicator posed 8 , days for observation and treat.. dauehter, · Becky, wm gain of 0.03 per cent on the 592 ment. end v!litors of Mr. and Mra. Issues traded. There were 221 ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richard-! W. G. Casto and MI:· ud gainers and 187 losers. son and sons, Troy, were week· G. P. Ewing. · 1 .S•a.oekMarke1 Electronics were mixed but · showed a soft undertone. Airlines were easier. Autos · were form, as were metals and . ralls. Chemicals were mixed. Chrysler gained 'lit at 27% as did Ford at 42%. General . Motors shed II. at 71'!8. Kodek : ~eld unchanged_ at rt6 but du Polll fell v, Ill 160. Dow Chemical gained % at 571'1. Fairchild Camera added 'lit at 143 but Zenith fell 1% to 61'11 Littoa >,> to 84, Raytheon v, to 64% and Tl!xas Instruments l!o to 112. ICLM Royal Dutch Alrlineo dropped 2 to 149, Northwest 1\!o 10 92o/• and Pan American 'II to I ~3. Delta gained v, at 99% and frlllls WOi'1d added 'I• at .621it. I Steels-· hovered close 'to 1 Tuesday's closing levels. Beth lebem was uncbanged at 29 and Republic added II to 33%. i N '' ON DISP. AY ,,. '' • In the (POMEROY) Area, 1967i go_ing to be an In year at your Buick dealerl. BLAETTNAR AUTO co. 500 E. MAIN STREET ~ -·- �,, li ...,.. l ,, .. . . . ' ' '··~~"' ;~f, -~·.') ,"'·, \' . ' l'r ( . t ' ' ' _. ,,~ . , , . ' I. I . . • I " S~~n~nel, Pom~y·¥1ddlepo~, o...Sept.JB, 1868 Book,Recf!if!e& «'· Mktilfh(&f· RtJolht'S~hoo r: ·led ' IO ~ " ' ·b · ' • 'n!e'.ll~ ·exebiitlV~,h.ead, • !!•¢\PTA_meJD . ~"'' are ur " , resent~. me~tilll Mr~. m~Ung fo~OI)'S; reh~b!lttalt9n, s~v. .~s. ~Ill m~\ ~. MBrl~~~~:::;~:::_~~.l'fllllllllili1ilf .. I or,/Jn secret~ry. I H • I u 't Veterans Memoria osplta "' ' C 'ttees Names New 0,,leers, omml 5tork Shower Is Given #or M s Johnson . Stove Time Is .,Here! I r• PICKENS .HARDWARE Be~lab ..in~v::iu.l=·~------- Daughters Unit Meets Mond ~bUcUy,-Ada - 1.-;.;;;;;;;:;:::;:~~====;,;::;:;;~:;:::;:;:~;: II At DUV Hal/ refre~ments I lallntal- ":"'~~!:;II BAKER FURNITURE d d Ab ~one § 'nl~ts&, dl~o~na~ted~~b!y~De~ll~a~S~t~ahl~w~a~s'_a-~~;;;,;,,;,.,;,;,;,.,.;.,.,.,,.,.,., ,....,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,,...,.....,,.,~!'!!!- Chapter mothi!I"S were elect. Mrs. David Entsminger and Calvert, Beulah Bradford, Har· _e W.lzl!aU SL with Mrs John I ed when the Rutland Future 1Mrs. Walter Hayes spent Toes- iel Neigler, Wilma Blake, El· ~· ~e asststb.g hostess: -~ llomemakers club met recent- day In Gallipolis beginning with eanor Gordon, Naomi London, ~:Oats attending were Mn. 1!' with their advisor, MISs Le- 1 a breakfast brunch at Bob Mrs. Ortha Ohlinger, Iva Athey, Carl Hubbard, Mrs. Helen \ da Mae Kraeuter, ID the home i Evans'. . Mrs Nei!IOn Roush, Janet Car- Diddle, Mrs. William Watson, · economics room of tbe htgh Mr ;, Earl Knight Is spend'! • 1tar, Kathryn Johnson, Hazel , Mrs. carver Williams, Mrs. school. the week in Columbus with t t · -:apeharl, Helen Sauer, and Stanley Jooes, Mrs. Harold Sharon (',arter, president. con- daughter and family, Mr. and Shirley Custer. Jeffers, Mrs. Ernest Rea, Mrs. dueled the meeting. Mrs. Mrs. Ron Halley. The Halleys Harlan Wehrung, Mrs. Rex. Dwight Haley and Mrs. Basil hnve just moved Into !heir Going ..tway Part;r Bailey, Mrs. Delm" .Baum, '" Haynes were elected cho~ter newly constructed home In .., • , R e•-nd ' Mrs. Guy Cowen, Mri. Harriett mothers. Plans were made to Upper Arlington. uiVen Jn u "' · Sterrett, Mrs. Edward foster, attend the sub-regional FHA Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Mrs. A gomg a"'aY party was held , Mrs. Ellen COuch, Mrs. Terry meetmg in Athens on Sept. Minerva Childers, Middleport, Saturday night at the )tome of Philln, Mrs. Barton Smith. 24. m · .... and Miss Edna Burdette, Leon, Mr. anUdndMrls •. S~~eysoAlet~· Mrs. Harry L. Bailey and Deb-' Attending the regional ""v W Va visited relatives in 1D Ru a or e r n, • bi ing were Sharon Carter. presi- Akron -~ver the weekend. They who left for the Army Tuesday ~~nding gifts were M r s. 27 dnt: Becky Haley, vice prest- were accompanied ~orne by Se~:~m~er . · M d Mrs George Skinner, Mrs. Judy Werden!: Becky Haley, vice. prest· Mrs. Nina Bland. who will Stante~ ~!s;:.;e an,f'd:::~hters: ry, Mrs. Margretta Roush, Mrs. Clonrh. Mrs. Haly. Mrs. viSit here w1th her mother B Paula J. H. Stephenson, Mrs. Lyle 1·Y· J oyce, •nd Kra euler · and sister. ·Mr everCh • Harry Nels' HyseII , Mrs. Eva Hyse11 , Mrs. H<.~vnes Blld M.1SS .5 p· kens Sh; ron Carter was ehosen al l Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber s. rt Mtcl M 'M Frank Capehart and Susie, thiS meeting to work at the were business visitors in Day- ~uke and /r e, c:tu Jull• and Linda. State Conventior to be held in ton Monday. arcpm an son, s ' oa~: Refreshments of Ice cream, Columbus April 7-8. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ward ~nd Dwn~d B~og~ MrA. J Mr punch and cake, decorated with Plan' were made for inltia- of Ravenswood W. Va., visit. T!~pK: an:~~y, ~,ri Jr.: .pink and blue booties, were lion ol new members at the ed recently wtth her mother, Becky, Vickii, and Justine Le- served by the hostesses. nex t meeting, Qctobet 14. AI Mrs James Murray roy, Mr. and Mrs. Emel AleSEE DEMONSTRATION the close Q1 the meetin~. reMr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert shire and daughters , Shirley Mrs. Jock Robson, Mrs. freshmen'ii"were served. and children of Belpre spent and Peggy, Sandy, Donna, and Mary Heines ll!ld Mrs. Wheel· Sun~y with her mother, Mrs. Shirley Jeffers, Janet Searles er Drake attended a nower arLuctlle Mayes. and Gene Stuart, Tint Michaels, ranging demonstration Satur· Mrs. Anna Farmer Kofen- Bill Lunsford, Chuck Snider. day at the Pleasant View High kamp . Columbus, and MIss Clarence Lee, and Albert Van School, Grove City, by B 0 b Cindy Farmer. • student at Cooney Jr. Thomas, Nashville. who Ohio University, spent . the and teaches lllodern arranging. The birthdays of ·Mrs. Price weekend with Mrs. David Far~ ·• • E Hawk Mn. Dal< werner. Mrs. mer and Mrs. Arthur Skinner. Victor Bahr, Mrs. Don Van Art Skinner, Middleport, and I U ·,. 0 . S ! 'lleter and Mrs Patrirk Neutz- son, Tom. Columbus, md Dan ling we~ celebrated with a dtn- · Farmet, Dayton. retlii'D- The Middleport lJterary Club Plannmg . the proaram vacationhave in Mlnnesofrom a and ed M I ner the home o r. Pea· ta ·• Mrs at Norbert Neutzbng, will begin Its 1966-67 season Mrs. Nan moore, ·vice cock Ave. Sunday. 1 Wallace Bradford has relun•- meettngs with the first Wed- dent; Mra. Roger Mor·gan, Attending were • Mr. IIDd let to hts home following sur- nesday, October 5, at the home treasurer; Mlsa Susan Mrs. Vidor Bahr and Kathy gery at St. Mary's Hospital In of Mrs. 0. P. Klein. Mrs. Klein past president; Mrs. Bernaod I and Jmle. Mrs. John Bentz HuntlrtlfOO, W. Va. will also give the revtew of the Fultz, aecretaey,' and and Keith Mrs. £li•aneth \VIck· Mr. and Mr}, Russell Wilson afternoon entitled, ,."It Gi~es Carl Horky, ~ldenl. ham and Mr. and Mrs. Don of Logm havt illen here due Me Great ·Pleasure, by Emily Makin u the various van Meter of Chester: Mr. to the unexpeeted death of her Kimbrough. . g P and Mrs. Dale warner and COUllln, Mrs. Marcelene Strauss Some ,of !he books to be re- mlttees ar&- Music, John, JlinJDY and Dorothy o1 Pomeroy. viewed during the year Include Eleanor Welch Zelher, Mrs. of syr~; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Francis Powell and Mrs. "Two Under the llldlan Sun," Ben Philaon, Mrs. Eme!;IC1n Kennell! Lawsor., Columbus; .Rue Powell, <;oiiiJIIbUJ, visited "'nle Rabbi," "Tell No Man," Jooei; . Civic Comml~. Mrs. Mrs. Prlc:lll 118ft, Mr. and recently with Mrs. William "The Agony and the Ecs!aJ?'." Rodney ~,Mrs .liN!·s --lliar-l Bradford who Is confined to "The World'• Great Mlldonl!is," Freileh, OJIU Mrs. "' . M 1mg. Mrs. Patrle!E rs. , with Ulness. . .....Neutz Mr nd ber home"Aldo111 Hosley," · "Thomas," ley; Librfi!'Y . Co!Dmf . ttee, William M«-IDI. · a the f u ... Mrs. MariOil·."~ ;and Dennis · Mr. IIDd Mrs. James Moum· "Crt lc ~:" ''IJ e. A· Robert Coalll; ...... ·. · Jtk. lt!id Mrs El lng aDd childrelt ColumbiiS 1110111 ql81'111. '!be World Hayea, Mrs. ~':! ~ Stell~ were recent g~ts of AriJme,• _and "Gift of ~"'!," Heal!II,_ and w Ebersbacb Of POiberoY, and Dale Mourning aod ~ ~ With religion politics, ~ . Mn. •• the host and .allll Dot- Mrs. Tom ID .P.I. J',!t1lll- llctloll, povels, lhe arts and :: tie, Stella lllitl ani. ·" · sclenc& · James Ius. ! s:' Five Birthdays Are celebrated .. With Dinner . ~ :n • •• 'l Chapter Mothers " Middleport Saman, J\lrs. Sauer, Mrs. Mor- Given"'"· _Hy,ell rts, Mrs. P. Hackett, Mrs. Th . E H &en (Bre&- . Are Elected by Bearhs, Mrs . Hayes, Mrs. Ptck- d:~lley~m:S ;...,:rilly bonbr· . . b Mrs. W. M. Wood, Mrs. M. C. ens, Mrs. Wtll, Mrs Mayer, ed with a !ayetle shower at . Ut an U Wilson. Mrs. C. E. Emmlsh, Mr.. Slack, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. th home of ~- Ke'l""'-h Hare I Cl R I d M"dd/eport L'1terary Cl b ld First Meeting of 1966-67 Season ..,-....,. ~ ~- I ' . ' ' ' ,.\r "'·I', I • 'A '• .I ' ' i.l. ·/' ·~oli¢tf~~re1,. ·.. 0 '. ... _,.J. ~j~;~... ...,:.r ..lU~ h~ ~ HEA fiN,G .· -· ' '~ dleporl , ubrary Board ;• ltounced !hal the ll'brm 'l!'l·'l , received a book entitled, '!!fl,!l~ PLUMBING . ,.. '· .r .. (/ J', ' · .wau:.n Mr: Mrl: "~"'""'~ ~ • tb·e· ·· . ,. ·. _ , .. , ,, 'l.a·r·e· ' .· , ToWiY-~01! Dlbont).& ... · loweat•,Dced ss...,.esl LoUt •llf•llrlJ!•· ., "' ~·'. O.lmool 88 prl«s Gdll411y rlorl 61/o111 •••1 ,..;,/, rsJII/s "/off Namll." Four to ..,,'f,.m. A/I wills proHd 88 ..... ~ , ...,..: 330. ... 425-CIIb/P -p;;;, r.r.a., •• .... 1~ Ro<i<l V·B Eotfll· • New C\lllam moc1ell · hitbligbt Delta B8 liDeapl ' 88 o,,,. c...,.. ~.•., .... '"' "''' .,.., . ltm~ry. lsltlsligls~ r.,. .... Bolli "" by thr .JislloCIIH r...... looi. Bolli rsJllls 1 425·tobW/oc/l Slljtr Ro~fl Y·8 B.. gl••. Aod oU J'"" •I Ill •••rgol•t Olds 88prk#; "' i'•l~/ ,, . • ' tr~ I }'r'· .I • •I t,• j; ~. .D,JJ~t~~~,· .~. .·. . .. .I •t'l·, 1. Nighto£1Biot ' .·' By, ·'s··~ · :tlt~Q!.-· ~ .t· I · ' •' r , ; "{ 1i']lf· -, :. . . . . . ~ ,.~. 1"[, 1,' ,1\•1 Wf!li{tl.. ~i~~: o.'~:-· 1 . . Dew Mr. La....... : •For OV· SAN FRANCISCO, (VJ'l) - or sill months I t.ri beeu hav· , - an~ -· ( ' Introduced Gentle American," by held Its first m~tin'g · on Sepl. ' es' and the attendance bauner Howe. laced thera "' ;, .. . ' 19 wii!J 'several members · and was awarded to the first II has been P Ji,J\ Mrs. Cedric Clark wu 'H . Sorority, Pomeroy businesses: port whlch Included 25 patients down of the expenditures lnclud- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoffner teachers Mrs. ,Edna Price, Mr. and WUilam 1\. Tho ' elect ed president of lbe Melp Mrs. Mar, Anderson, Coffee recetvlng service, 7 aiven dress- ed Salary of Executive Seer<> and son, Gerald, of Zanesville, , The conducted by the IntrOduced all teachers as of Belmont, Mass. iD County American Cancer Socle- Day; Mrs. Helene Mullen, Tag ings, 4 provided with transpor- tary, $580: Bldg. expe.nse, $54,· vlslled Sunday with relatives preoident, Betty Diddle, rt the as of the birthday an ty and annual reP?rls were gly· Day In Pomeroy; Mrs. Nan tatton, 8 served by the loan_ cab- 91; office Supplies, $233; Can." and friends In the area. opened wlth the ' pledge to the First grade, Mrs. Ruth Tuek· versary of her .mather, en at the annual meetlnf! of the Moore, Tag Day, Middleport. !net, II recetved medication. cer Preven1lon study, $.61. Ml'!l. John Smith spent the American Flag, foUo)'led by . a er• ·Second grade, Mrs. Kate late . Mrs . .D•. I 74 society held Tuesday evening at New members were elected to A report on !ilms shown show· postage and shlpplng, $40- : weekend at Ml1ldleport with poelJl pfayer by Mrs. Mar- Ja;,.ell; Third grade, MN. Ed· Qf !lie.Jol;a f Mid<lleport High School. the Beard of Directors and in- ed a lilm, "The Million Club," telephone, $5.95; travel, $15.92; Verne Davis and Mr. and Jorie Kimb)er. .. na Prlee. 'nlose-absenl are made or elude Mrs. Richard Slack, Dr. one sh'owing and 60 In the aud· conferences, , $9.48; ' meetings, Mrs. Carl Moore. . The secretiry's report was . Fourth grade, Phyllis beld II Other officers elected include Roger Daniels and Mrs. Mary ience; "To Smoke or Not. to $228; $205; Mr. and Mrs .. Davtd McGhee ]1!ad by Mrs. Margaret West _&. hill; Flftlt _grade, Mrs, Lloyd Blackwood, vice pres!· Anderson. Those re..,lected to Smoke" had 17 sbowlllgs wtth. a drugs, $491.36; transportati~ of relumed to thetr home, Colum· the treasurer's report by Mra.[Fisher. and Sixth grade, dent : Mrs. WUiiam Anderson, the board were Paul casci, total number of 5'~ In atterid· patients, $31.10; !ilm strips, ~us, Monday, alter an over- Nancy Ervin. Communications ' James Smith. ' srrrNary and Miss Nina Rus· Mrs. Cedric Clark, Nina Rus- ance; and the fUm, "I'll Take $173.03; posters, $16.64; publi· night visit with ber sister and and ~niy .maiilng Ideas .were Dr. Harold Jlrow.n will be sell, treasurer. Mrs. Clark ~ sell, Harriet' Neigler, Jim the High Road," 5 showings to cations, $127.86; payroll taxes, brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. AJ. read lind reviewed. · . · guest speaker at the next me<et-11 si<kd over the business meet- Johnson Robert Proffitt. Mrs. 160 atlending. . S30.56; detection case lmdlnga, ten Eichinger. The annual school carniYal ing which will be held Monday, mg and reported thet three Faye ~tt, Wendell Gerlach, She also reported 4,669 pieces $112.50; and misc. $13.86. Cpl. Stanley R. Lemley of was di'ICus~. Tbe group de- Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m. Fathers' representatives of the lecal Mrs. McNeal. Mrs. Pat Loch- of literature distributed, 2,1SO . A special award wa~ present- Cherry Point, N. C., spent the clded to hold it on Friday, ~t. night w!U also be observect. group were In Zanesville Sep•. ary, Allen Leonard, Mr and comic books and t,550 book· !ed IO:the Kaiser AJununum Cor- weekend with his parents, Mr. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Juruor :rtte siith grade mothers wl\1 1 tO to attend a meeting of the Mrs. James Brewington. Rich- marks to school stndents. potation for a contribution ol and Mrs. Harold W. Lemley. High Sehool bulldlng. serve refreshments at the next I AND -'_, Oluo Cancer Society and iuclud· ard Jones Bernice Ledlie Mrs. The treasurer's report indud· $295. · Following the business He was accompanied to Char· The county council will be , meeting. ed Dr. R. E. Boice, Mrs. Clark Richard Gress Nan Moor~. Mrs ed cash on hand, August 1965, meettng a film entiUed, "Never lesion. W. Va., Sunday, by Mr. beld on Sepl 2t at Chesll!r. All During the social hour, roand Mrs. Catherine Shavorin· Everett Haye;. L. w. McCom- $832; Receipts ol $!,380.'12- to- Alone," was presented. Refresh- and Mrs. Ralph Roltgen and - · - .. - -· freshments ol pie, cookies, PhoneWY2-25SO Mrs. Clark thanked the as, and Vernon Weber. tal, $2,212.72. Disbursements ments of cookies and coffee daughter, Angelia, witere be Dedication . and coffee were aerved by th;ec chairmen of the 1966 CanMrs Shavorinsky executive were $1,771.76 with a balance ol were served. lOok a plane for hls base. the ExecuUve members. cer Fund Drive, Mr. Black· gave the annual re- $500.95 August, 19£6. A llre&k· Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zirkle Ser11ice i1 Sunday • wood, Jack Welsh and Paul of Columbus spent the week . Casci. • end with relaUves in the area. 'nlere wUI be an organ The results of the 1966 Fund Mrs. William Pettit and Mrs. c;etlon service at the R•:• SHOP AT PICKENS Thomas Darst were business methodist Church on Sun Y• , Drive Crusade totaled $3,861.43 visitors in GallipOliS today. Oet. 2nd. Organ medllaUons will i FOR ALL YOUR HEATING NEEDS with the breakdown as follows: Election of officers was held rretary, Mary Pickens. A treasMrs James Yeager received begin at 1:30 (1.11'- The dedt· ·eCOAL HEATERS ePot Belly CQAL STOVES . residential, $2,297.4~. business- when the Auxiliary of the Vet- urer will be elected at the Oc- A stork shower was given by d .th t her BOD • -Sgt AI cation service wiD beSID at 2 e0fd Fashion LAUNDRY STOVES eELECTRIC · allons $138 70· 1 be ti Mrs Harley E Johnson of wor a • ' · • · es, $473 ; orgaruz ' · • erans Memorial Hospita met to r mee ng. · · bert K Slansb bad arrived p.m. HEATERS eGA$ HEATI!RS eTEMCO Tag Day, $287.4t; Coffee Day. for the first meeting of the !is- Following the electon Mrs. Wolfpen at the home of her In Okl~awa. st:O:oury haslerv- Speaker of the afternoon will CIRCULATING HEATERS $26.38: Buckboards, $129.40; cal year in the cafeteria Sept. Bearhs, assumed her duties as mother, Ada Slack, In Syra~se ed with the medical dlvlson of be Dr. Calvin C. Rodeheffer, Industry, $295: received from _ president and appointed these for Mrs. John Slack, Friday th U . S Ai F tw superintendent of the Ports. I . f' d ·ng Sept •• e . . r orce 1or e1ve •ct f th M th 20 estate of Del \a DaviS, a egacy committees ( trst name as evem · ""'· mouth Dlstri o e e ~ of $l,l80.65. The out-goingpresident, Wan- chairman): by-laws, Ada Slack, The gift table was decorated years. dis(cburch. There wiD be bas· Open Every Dey, All Day, 7:00 1115:30 EST. Certificates and awards were da Fetty. prestded. The Auxtl- Anna Wheeler, Rhnda Hackett. In pastel blue and pmk with kel dinner at noon. Everyone Saturuy Night• Til a EST Mason, w..V1. presented and included service iary p11Ver was given by Jeslte Membership, Betty Hayes, an accordion stork hovenng ovcertilicates to Mrs. Charlene Molden . Reports were read and Frances Smart, Winona Hoff- er it. Hoeflich Athens Messenger; approved. Mary Seaman gav_e man Ruth Morris. Games were played and prlz. ay .warded to Mrs. Hamm. Mrs. Jones, Daily Senti· a report on the snack bar. umSlack and Bet.- es won by Wanda Guinther, Agnet and Radio Slatmn WMPO. forms, and caps. ty Hayes. October Program nes White, VIvian Slack, and Receiving plaques were Mr. F Sa t read Chairman' Edythe Calvert· Oc- Margaret Cottrill. The door Jane Howell Tent, Daughters Blackwood Mr Welsh and Mr aye uer,CselcreWaryll' tu tober Ref~eshment Chai;man prize went to Mrs. Guinther. of Union Veterans, met Mon' · a letter [rom ar a I • a s ' Sl k d h d 1n t th DAV hall Casci. Certificates were present- dent nurse at the St. Joseph Phylli! Hackett Volunteer Work- Alter Mrs. ac opene er ay even g a e ed to township workers and hospital in Parkersburg. she ers Chairman, Jean Will; Can- many _gtlts, . ol wtth Lena Hamm, president, In chairmen ol s~ectal events. thanked the Auxiliary for the dy Striper Leader Phyllis Hack- cake, 1ce cream, coffee, . Iced charge. . These included Mrs. Harold opportunity given her through ett, and Snack Bar Chairman, tea and nuts~we_re served to The meeting opened In rtlulwood Bedford· Miss Ma· th h h' Mary Seaman Mrs Truman Pnddy, Juanita, allsttc form. The dlStrtct con1 1p. ' • e nurses sc oars • · Ci d h ld · · smal rie Davis, Chester; Mrs. Gt:r, walter Stewart. adrnlnlstra· Ricky, Darlene and . n . Y venllon to be e m don Perry, Columbia; Mrs. Mrs. Fetty presented pins .to tor, reported on telev;sion sets Priddy, Janet and Jumee Prtd- on October 22 was. announced. It's the Heolthleat, the lcihat and ... Mod Paul Lawrence, Lebanon; Mr<. Phyllis Hackett, as Candy Strtp- and the collee maker. Belly dy; Mrs. Johnson, Tammy, Della Stahl and Mmnle Neutz· Economical WilY to heat yeur hcne or oiR• Andrew cross, Letart; Mrs. er Chairman and Mrs. Seaman Hayes was appointed general Cheryl and Terry •. Donna Jean ling were ap~oin.ted aides. .... 1!1 Hit .... lllltlfl ........_~-..!!!!' Hartis Frank, Olive; Mrs. Thel· lor her volunteer semce to the chainnan of Candy Stripers for Guinther. Mrs Whtle, Mrs. Cot- A commumcalion was rna Henderson, Orange; Tom hospital. rental of TV's. trUI, Mrs. Carl Hubbard, Mrs. from Athena Stale Martin Rutland· Mrs. Ernest ted ld Lo ' It was stated that a district Guinther, and the honored Diary fn regard to Wright' Salem; Mrs. Maxine . Elec h prels en 1 wdaes t Beu-1 meeting will be held Oct. 12 guest. gifts for the patients at - 1n zanesville Anyone wiShing! . . g1·rIs were May me hospt·t a1 and "tI waa a•. m ed Arnold • Salisbury· Mrs. Lena tse Bear s• v cerdiprest n . o Sendmg ~ 1 II · ' · M ty Hayes · reco ng secre1ary, · b Th 1 G es E'l d 'Its Plans were ·1a•le Gibson. Scipio: Mrs. 01ts C· ' • ndi sec· go may contact Mrs. Bearhs y Holmes, e rna ru er, l- sen 81 . -· Clintock, Sutton ; Mrs. Cia~- Faye Sauer, correspo ng Oct. 7, telephone 992-7558. een Clark, Edith Hood, Rachel for •. poUuck dinner .•t !he neJI ence McNeal, Middleport rest""' Helen Sauer has taken a McBride, Vazie Lee. Lee, meeting. The travelmg prize MIDDLEPORT; 0. dentia;; Richard Vaughan, and l"" leave of absence for the winter Frankie Mumaw, Datsy Rush, .... Thomas Goett, Middleport bu•· ru·OUD 30 ' but announced she will contin· carrie Sinclair, Betty · • . ....,... 0 .., IT'S OLDS FOR '671 'W messes; Mr. Charles Legar, ' ue to mae bootees lor the nur· Hazel Clark, Sylvia Zwl_lltng, FRO:P4 .::OilS MOM""" • . ·. 1 • • Pomeroy Res. ; Phi Gamma Mu sery at Christmas time. Myla Hudson, and Helen D1ddle. 00 ~- Rfreshments were served to Chapter 1 II 8le Seul •ld • Mrs. Fetty, Mrs. Molden, Mrs. Layeue Shower it · . ' ·.' Mrs •. !CTaik', Re- El ected , .~ resid·e,. .nt· . Around· and ·. -~~~ti~;)1~J;jS,. G~-$!~s~,jTe;A, ' . !~;:::::~r.~~About ' Af • c c 5 • .0 MeLgS ounty ancer OCLety Pomeroy ·: ·t~w~c~~:::~e=~-;;xte~~nta H~~ f \ -~ '· ' _' . t4-Dally ·. ' \• • •Pollee, b&cked by 1,(1110 8l'lllftl tog ·a blll'lilns •aeniiiiiCm 011 the National .Guardsrneq, reotored right side of my. llllla!Je.: Some. .order early IOday 8ftei' .a night times it goes· 'in!ar; .l>tJt ftell of violence of Negroet !Ired up I'm nervot!ll ' worse. I wer tbe killing· t1 . a ,youth smoke a plld<· ol ·:etgareties ·a fleeing from a patro.. day. buf ntOpp;id smoking lor The rioting was centered In I seven Whole .OYI and didn't 30 - block Huntera Point get any relief. · district next 10 San .Fr811clac• A burning sensation on. !Ide Bay and Candiesllck Park. of tongue 11 . COII!Iidered by Sporadic disturbances' were many electors iD be a.euro. 8lao reported in a Negro logical sympiOJII and is one of poverty area five mUeo away. a group ,of symptems known Hundreds of Negroes were as Costen:• Syndrome, or hlnge drawn into the streetS by a joint dysfunction. rare fall heat wave which kept The hlnge joint of the . jaw lbe nlghtune temperatures seems to be the focal point ot near the 7tklegree mark. patients· complaints which A short time after Callfol;tll• clode pala IIDd lellderness ova... Edmund G. Brown or- er the joint, pain In and around THE HEART OF A NUCLEAR REACTOR at Lung Island'• Br<>Okha••tn Na!t.l!iil''~-r ~red the .guardsmen to duty, the ear and side of head; cataroratory is on view in Ibis unusual photo. Saft~ty dc\"ices lining Ute sides c~ty officials.. announced ~e rhal deafness, dizziness, sna~ shaft can drhre rods swiftly alongside t~je reactor cnre to absorb neUtronsi r1otiRg was under c111trol. pmt noise during jaw ebaio reactioo and immediately dropping a 1 'hut" real'tor back to subcritical One Ured pollee sergeant ment deviation of jaw on open-1-------- - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - -- -ll-+'r':l 1. described the night by saying: ing ~nd restricted v "II was bad it was bod but rlng,·n or bu••i I mo emhent. , tiona put eccentric pressure on for a few days: apply h6t, wet me he couldn't Ond • · · 1 wh'ICh · thank God ,it wasn't another h IS b . ... ng· n t-ar . • eaa· ; tbe JOin eventua 1Jy cun rl'~'H.'s t11· s 1de o: fac-e over >'lrllll•' with a patient 1 ac e, urmng sensatmn on breakS down · · t d k · f 1· o · Watts." lside of tongue and palate and ! T · . J~m. ~n - t'J e asplrm or re lt•l thes£• complamts. As · BY MARIE ALEXANDER west of town owned by • Reed sometimes metallic taste, I reatment conSists of re· I) ac es. .ment, he told the Vinton and Cheshire OES Hattox formerlY known as the Amendment• , . ' plac.ing missi~ tee~ and re~ There may also be systemic in his Judgment 1 held a combined Friendsh:o l Lester Metcalf home on Rt. An me d t to th Co It • believed that these symp- stortng the btte to tts normal . ca uses of burning tung:Je A du•· to vitamin 8 meeting al Cheshire recently. 1l60. . bn men If e . n- toms resuU from destruction of harmonious poiiition. But since type of anemia is ti1 0IJP"h t lo cr tak iug vitamins 1 1I1u1mn ecomes e ec11ve up- normal function of ttJe hinge th' the date of ratification b . . I IS trea 1men1 1s· oIten compl1 - be 1nvolved someti1ne-;,o and the p;Hient said he evera mem ers rom here a&.- Mr. and Mrs. William Luse, f S I b I tended. i carlistle, Pa .. were from sat-I NEW YORK {UP!) - Th tate makln u h Y JOlDI because of early and con· , cated and lengthy , sufferers vitamin dcfir.eney has •t so ter. But if lack olff ~:m=~1~ 8 th Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Raines, iurday until Tuesday guests of , Transport Workers Unto g P t ~ neces- tlnued.. 1 ? 8 ~, of ~alar teeth, or :are usually first treated .for been put forward as a ('ause. "a:s the cau se. it w daughter, Becky attended the her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. (TWU) announced it baa "rv•.t. l th Co r~;~.urths reqUired by poor btte of either the n.. •.. - relief of pain. For instance, it : Some doctors thiok 11' s pure a conSlderably longer Mulholand reunion at Logan . Beecher Davis. pened" for 12 boors a e ns u 1011• al or !alae teeth. These condl-helps to limit diet to soft foods "nerves." One recently told contin ued dosage to · II,,. ; Twu' DeIaym"g --- Vinton - - News Notes Srik A • pattel!1~1 i~~~i~~~~~~~~: e etion For 12 HourS t 0 City park Sunday. It also mark· Mrs. Elizabeth Cloud and wide strike, originally set ed the, 51st .w~dding anniver- Mrs. Luoise R..Ce attended 6:45 a.m. (EDT) today, aglllnlltj ary of Mr. · ~nd Mrs. James White Shrine jn Gallipolis re- Americaa· Airlines "In Mulholland of Wilkesville. · cenlly. ' the progreso being madt Those from here attending Mrs. Helen Bauer and daugh- 1negotatloqs" for a new Pomona Grange at Springfield ter, Mrs. Jackie Hosaple left ' tract "and In the publll Grange Hall recently included for their home in Miami, Fla. Iest." • Mr. and Mrs. Dan Evans, Mr. I They were accompanied to the i A unioB spokesman said and Mrs. Jim Reynolds, Mrs. ' plane in Charlestorl by Mr. 1with the comp8lly were coottn-1 Margaret Dyer and Mrs. Hazel : and Mrs. C. V. Casto. ulng on a round-the-clock Harman. 1 Mrs. Mary Jones. Columbus, 1"at least until tbe uew 8:45 Mr. and Mrs. Cril Crabtree · spent several days recently with , m. (EDT) strike deadline. have moved mlo tl)e property Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Davis. 1 Company officiala expressed Mr. and Mr.s. Te!ll Quicle hope a strike would be averted. spent from Thursday until Sun- American Airlines, at the day with her sister, Mrs. !Wse same time, said all flights would · Glassburn, Bidwell. continue to depart un acllO!dttlej NEW YORK (UP!) -St~k 1 Miss Lynn Lanier ten for during talks, prtces were f~rm m dull tradmg Ada where she will enter Ohio <:-·_.:::.._ _ _ _ _ _ __ at the opening today. Traders : Northern University as a !resn.: end vlslt<n o! her pareata, and mvestors appeared to be · maa, She was accompanied by 1Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clond. wat.chl~g the list fur some ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rev. Lois Ecldos, M~~-~; 1 tndteatton of a trend before Lanier and J. B. King. was a Sunday eveninlmoving. Mrs. Granville Casto has re- 1guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. ' Shortly after the opening bell •. turned hnme from Holzer !los- Gasto. the United Press International ' pltal where she spent several Mr. and Mrs. Bill stock market indicator posed 8 , days for observation and treat.. dauehter, · Becky, wm gain of 0.03 per cent on the 592 ment. end v!litors of Mr. and Mra. Issues traded. There were 221 ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richard-! W. G. Casto and MI:· ud gainers and 187 losers. son and sons, Troy, were week· G. P. Ewing. · 1 .S•a.oekMarke1 Electronics were mixed but · showed a soft undertone. Airlines were easier. Autos · were form, as were metals and . ralls. Chemicals were mixed. Chrysler gained 'lit at 27% as did Ford at 42%. General . Motors shed II. at 71'!8. Kodek : ~eld unchanged_ at rt6 but du Polll fell v, Ill 160. Dow Chemical gained % at 571'1. Fairchild Camera added 'lit at 143 but Zenith fell 1% to 61'11 Littoa >,> to 84, Raytheon v, to 64% and Tl!xas Instruments l!o to 112. ICLM Royal Dutch Alrlineo dropped 2 to 149, Northwest 1\!o 10 92o/• and Pan American 'II to I ~3. Delta gained v, at 99% and frlllls WOi'1d added 'I• at .621it. I Steels-· hovered close 'to 1 Tuesday's closing levels. Beth lebem was uncbanged at 29 and Republic added II to 33%. i N '' ON DISP. AY ,,. '' • In the (POMEROY) Area, 1967i go_ing to be an In year at your Buick dealerl. BLAETTNAR AUTO co. 500 E. MAIN STREET ~ -·- �., • ! I . ' . ' ,-".t ' \' •")_ 'i' • ' ' . l . :'" . i.l . • ~.~ I ,. ;.. - j. . ~. ' ~:t·, ' ' ' ' .. ·~ ~ ' .(Jy,E~e~,._Cu~f: ragrmp " G.,'Sept. tl, 1901 . ' ·-. *4 Baalc ' ~al\01! . ·-~·gram. ., re. lllusQ:aled artie;. is. ed b)> Sam Y. lor was Pow- Pleasant, Plant publl- aliorui. The artie!~· " for "Making .Cost Reductloo In of Life." 'lbe article clesci'lbea a ·; '.!. , . COLUMBUS (UPI) - Sophomore halfback Dick Collley of Ohio University and Gary Crain of Western Michigan to~ W L T P OP day were chosen the MI d • Poineroy 3 0 0 80 28 American Conference playera Coal Grove . • . • 2 o 1 58 20 of tbe week. Jackson ... .. ·. 2 I 0 64 33 Conley, from New Concord, NelSODVille •.. .. 2 I 0 52 20 Wellston - .... 2 I o 42 25 scored on a 76-yard run and Alhens .. ...... · 2 I 0 42 30 caught three passes for the Loglll ... _... I 2 0 18 3l Bobcals Ia their 28-H upsel Middleport -.. I 2 0 34 56 vf<tory over &slAin Colle&• GallipoliJ .. .. •• I 2 0 12 40 lbat ended a !%-game losing SEO Standings JrontOB .. · .. .. 1 2 0 30 61 atreak. He wat cllosen baek- o Pl. Pleasant .. . 3 1 13 11 o( the ""ek. SEOAI> ONLY I TEAM WLTPOP j o o 36 6 Pomeroy .. .. I 0 0 20 0 Wellston .... .. . 1 0 o 20 o Athens ....... . · 1 0 o 6 0 Jackson ... -. 1 Logan ......... O I 0 0 6 Gallipolis .•.... o 1 o o 20 Nelsonville ..... o 1 o o 20 Middleport .. ·. 0 I 0 6 26 TOTALS ....... 4 4 I 88 U FRIDAY'S GAMES: Athens at Wellsron Gallipolis at Jackson Nelsonville at Middleport Pomeroy at Logan Pt. Pleuant at Logan, W. Vo. South Point at lronloll Coal GI'OVII at SJmmet Valley Vinron CouuiJ' at Wahama ' • The lineman award went lo Crain, a balfbac converted to end. The Brolcos' co-captain hauled In live pa,.es for 107 yards and I touchdown Ia the victory over Cello tral Michigan. ~lt~as~wr~ Coliege Games This Weekend '11111 week'l Ohio Conece Foot. balliChedule: Salllnlay SMALL COLLEGE POLL WublngiAin at Ohio State NEW YORK <UPI) Dayron at Bowling' Green Un i t e d P r e s s Jnterllalonal at Xavier small eolle&e foolball Unlv. at Kent State with first-place votes and woaMlcbigan at Miami lost-tied recorda ill Baldwin-WaJiaee at Capital theses: Denison at Hiram Teams Otterbein at Kenyon I. No. Dak'. St. !14) (3-4) :1116 at Muskingum 2. North Dakoll (7) <U) Mount Union at Wooster 3. San Diego St. (4) (2-0) Oberlin at Camegle Tech 4. Mid. Tenn. St. (I) (2-0) Younptown at Lincoln !Mo.) 5. Mont. St. !3) (3o41) Findlay at Centrll Stale 6. Lolli Beh St. !I) <I.e) Western Reserve at Bethany 7. Sui Ron SL (2-0) Wash. & Jeff. at Joha Carroll 8. UC Snta Brbra (1) (2-G) at Case Tech \ 9. Weber SL (1-1) at BluffiAln \ 10. Mus. (I) (1·1) Second 10-11. Ball State 55: Saturday NIIJII 12. Arkansas State 30; Cincinnati at Wicbita Delaware <2) 25; 14. Akron at Tampa (Fla.) 21; 15. Eutem Kentucky 20; Marshall at Toledo 16. Southwell Teras State 16: Ohio Wesleyan at Heldelberc 17. MlchlciD Ted! 15; 18. Susquehanna at Wittenberg Parsons 14; 19. <Ue), Gram· Waynesburg at Ohio Northern bling and NOI'IIIerl Dlinois 13. Defiance at Georgetown (Ky.) AGILB LEOP~D PluiAI, farthest planet from MOSOOW (UPI) -An agile the sun, was discovered In 1930. mow leopml escaped h horseback after It was The Great Lakes form I e prlsed by an III'IDed body of fresh water in and his do!JID tbe the world. Kirghizia are1 .Ill Mnemooics Is a system the S!wlet new , Nency and rules Intended to reported Tueiday. A wltnesa, the memnry. whe berda lilnN• said that when lhe ieop!rd was dlscov· end by tile-~. It jumped wilb "llgblnltlg apeed" on a borle and left tbe filr..crazed anilllal free only aft« It reacbed IOII)e rocks Into wblcb the biJ cat disappeared. --- ROYALS TOP LAKEBS SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The ClaciJmall Royals tAICii one g~~me Jud In their erblbi' IIPII. lit'lel ·w~~~~ lhe Los Angeles l.ial!lri · night beat!IJ )llllr 'Ill~ Baalo:d. ball ~-..~ riYals 127··114 "*"' .•:., ~~ -~pllyof car~·· ~ ....... his_. IUIJI 'J J .., ·p!llll IUid Ji .Jeadinl ~ -~-,~.~ threW'' .. . ""'·- .... lhe In - ,...,1fll!l_ , · ,. ....... ., .r. '" 11" a·sc $1·09 u,. our '1 CLUB ROUND 95: ~ lb. lb. ' sl•ICed Cube m~ager~ Rump Bo..nelesa Roast lb. 99t All Good Brond Steak ib. 99c Bacon ,k21b.179 •. • h8vet8ken over! Sirloin np Roast .. lb. $1.09 Chipped Steaks ··· · ·lb. $1.29 Sirloin Tip Steaks .. lb. $1.09 Delmonico Steaks · -lb. $1.99 This is a special week. We call it Managers Week. loneltSII . Pork Butt Roast · · · ··:.lb. 79c BMf, Ve1l & Pork Meat loaf Mix · ·· · · · · · lb. 69c Quorterecl Sllcod Porkloin · ·.. .. .. .. .. lb. 79~ Fresh Pork Sausage lb roll 59c 4 Cell- Weatherproof LANTERNS ( Haddock Fillets 1-lb. pkg. 59c ' Ocean Perch .· · 1~lb. pkg. 49e GreJ Sole Fillets 1-lb. pkg. 59c Din..., .o t Flouncltr 1 ,Hadlock J)iintl'l · · each 49c 1 "' '-PINK 1 ' •. SALMON ' 1···69• C . , ; CO~D STREAM - - - , - - ' - con Big 4 Cell Electric Lantern With OR Long Beam Light. Complete with OLIVE SIZES MEN'S FAMOUS 100% FINE STYUSH PRINCESS Anne, 16, ls -belinnlng to follow In the fashionable foollleps of ber aunt, Princess Mar· garel. Tbe teoa-aged prln· eess wore a jounty polka· dol breton complete with large loops attached on lbe lides llle earrings for • ehareb senlce at lhe royal ramDy'a coualry bome In kOIIaDd, Ballnonl Culle. DRY . MILK . WHITE tiOqSE INSTANT 99'( UKU 12.QT, pk'" ' "DERBY" UN FULLY GU.~~lN~EEi.,;f, One large table of Better Glass· 26 n. cons Pilw,IUI' . J liKuits.•4 cans 37c ' Fresh Produce! lOK'AY GRAPES lis l9c Jonathan Apples 3 ~~49c Bartlett Pears _ 2 39c Fresh Mushrooms _ 49c ). Baked Foods! •"--c. ". SULTANA . APl»rLE PIE . J ·9C Each . . .' ' '" HANDBAGS ..,..._ 5188 - Regular $5.99 Vulue Pr·icedt ·Salad-Dressing PeanutIutter All Sizes 2111. 'kl. ..... . I ea New Fall Style Biscuit Mix 2-11. 8-oz p~p 35c ' JANE PARKER . .. : fi~EsT , .,.- JIFFY , • • KNIT T-SHIRTS KNIT BRIEFS c ware and Asst. Plastics. Values to 19c in this group. Save now. Sbo ear . CMYA..MTC IHI. fMIO•U.t IITLANTIC 6 ,ACIFIC TIA CO.. INC. lollard or BROADCLOTH SHORTS Glassware ·& Plastics ' " BLACK 4 cell batteries. Big Bargain. lreacledFrosen · Fine Quality Groceries! ,,,__....,._ When you seethe savings on your total food bill, when you experience the warmth of being cared about, we think you'll come back time and time again. Millions do. ~ean Perch 21•. pkg. $1.29 · Cod Portions 21b. pkg. $1.29 Juot ltut ond Eat riSh Sticks · · · · 1-lb. pkg. 65c: Just Hoot and Eat fiSh Sticks 2 • 10-oz. pkgs 85c TANKER Complete With Batteries lruded Portion• Flllalo or Cod If you'~~eareiQiar A•P lllliDIIIR",IIilwtlkia-ior you. lfyou'w...,.ahoppedAf:P, thisistheweektotest-shop A&P. 94 Super-Right Cap'n John's Pjck- Of-The-Sea Sale! , . , _ , FIUolt or Second, to honor our managers. Third, to gl¥e us a ehaneeto prove "We Care': s Starklst Frcqen · . Bottom Round Steak · · lb. 95c Sliced Beef Liver · · ··· · lb. 49c Why this special week? First, to express special appreciat.ioll to you. Her face changes from a smile to a pout and back again. DISCOUNT PRICE FI'Jer Quarters · · · · ·· lb. S9c ·-' Tuna Casserole .. · .... · .. 99c Flolh.O.,,..... Froon Beef Steaks .. .. .. pkg. $1.19 ........ They' lanned a terrific thrift event. orewide valuee that you'll recognize as "first-aid" for your ailing budget: DOLLS quality nyton hosiery In your ch<>ice of plain sheers or long wear· ing mesh. Best shades, all sizes 8'~ to 11. Single Pair Price 59c. L.. or lreut, Qu~rtera Top Round Steak · · · · lb. 99c They'v~ taken over the store. ......... CHEERFUL - Rotsh's Shoe Stort BOY'S DERI!.Y BRAND TEE SHIRTS KNIT BRIEFS REG. $1.99 VALUE MENS FLANNEL Values To REG. 49c VALUE 36" WIDE FAST COLORS ANN PAGE--CREAMY OR KRUNCHY DRESS PRINT ·~: 3Sc I Fast colors, 36" wide. Asst. patterns and styles. Reg. 49c value. Hurry, tbil won't last l9ng. 2 79.G'' .lb. lfr · ' '- " -. k -:,' l REG. 59c . · eDISCOUNT PRICE JCI. - $1 LAY·A·WAY SALE! - FINE BLANKETS c ·. •Ant. Palter!'" NOW YOU CAN KNOW MIYTHING WOMAN'S DAY KNOWS COOICING eASST. COLORS 36" •lltiGroup lb. e Small-Med.-Large J 7C fANCY FlANNRmE lb•. SHIRTS SINIII Down Payment Holds Until Nutl~tl · Jd· WOMAN'S DAY ENCYO.OPEDIAI1f1 . COOKitY ' ~--~·.··. G ruu•l '-·· ' ' ) :,- l ' • All lillian $.1 .49.each ft~OO BI!ACON Slt$LE CONTROL ELECTRliC:~.'!j Value ' ltANKETS ...... ,.. . ~ . . hti,l!llt!' autom~tle Eleetrto BJa'nJ Beacon. Single control. (; · site In preU, plain COlora �., • ! I . ' . ' ,-".t ' \' •")_ 'i' • ' ' . l . :'" . i.l . • ~.~ I ,. ;.. - j. . ~. ' ~:t·, ' ' ' ' .. ·~ ~ ' .(Jy,E~e~,._Cu~f: ragrmp " G.,'Sept. tl, 1901 . ' ·-. *4 Baalc ' ~al\01! . ·-~·gram. ., re. lllusQ:aled artie;. is. ed b)> Sam Y. lor was Pow- Pleasant, Plant publl- aliorui. The artie!~· " for "Making .Cost Reductloo In of Life." 'lbe article clesci'lbea a ·; '.!. , . COLUMBUS (UPI) - Sophomore halfback Dick Collley of Ohio University and Gary Crain of Western Michigan to~ W L T P OP day were chosen the MI d • Poineroy 3 0 0 80 28 American Conference playera Coal Grove . • . • 2 o 1 58 20 of tbe week. Jackson ... .. ·. 2 I 0 64 33 Conley, from New Concord, NelSODVille •.. .. 2 I 0 52 20 Wellston - .... 2 I o 42 25 scored on a 76-yard run and Alhens .. ...... · 2 I 0 42 30 caught three passes for the Loglll ... _... I 2 0 18 3l Bobcals Ia their 28-H upsel Middleport -.. I 2 0 34 56 vf<tory over &slAin Colle&• GallipoliJ .. .. •• I 2 0 12 40 lbat ended a !%-game losing SEO Standings JrontOB .. · .. .. 1 2 0 30 61 atreak. He wat cllosen baek- o Pl. Pleasant .. . 3 1 13 11 o( the ""ek. SEOAI> ONLY I TEAM WLTPOP j o o 36 6 Pomeroy .. .. I 0 0 20 0 Wellston .... .. . 1 0 o 20 o Athens ....... . · 1 0 o 6 0 Jackson ... -. 1 Logan ......... O I 0 0 6 Gallipolis .•.... o 1 o o 20 Nelsonville ..... o 1 o o 20 Middleport .. ·. 0 I 0 6 26 TOTALS ....... 4 4 I 88 U FRIDAY'S GAMES: Athens at Wellsron Gallipolis at Jackson Nelsonville at Middleport Pomeroy at Logan Pt. Pleuant at Logan, W. Vo. South Point at lronloll Coal GI'OVII at SJmmet Valley Vinron CouuiJ' at Wahama ' • The lineman award went lo Crain, a balfbac converted to end. The Brolcos' co-captain hauled In live pa,.es for 107 yards and I touchdown Ia the victory over Cello tral Michigan. ~lt~as~wr~ Coliege Games This Weekend '11111 week'l Ohio Conece Foot. balliChedule: Salllnlay SMALL COLLEGE POLL WublngiAin at Ohio State NEW YORK <UPI) Dayron at Bowling' Green Un i t e d P r e s s Jnterllalonal at Xavier small eolle&e foolball Unlv. at Kent State with first-place votes and woaMlcbigan at Miami lost-tied recorda ill Baldwin-WaJiaee at Capital theses: Denison at Hiram Teams Otterbein at Kenyon I. No. Dak'. St. !14) (3-4) :1116 at Muskingum 2. North Dakoll (7) <U) Mount Union at Wooster 3. San Diego St. (4) (2-0) Oberlin at Camegle Tech 4. Mid. Tenn. St. (I) (2-0) Younptown at Lincoln !Mo.) 5. Mont. St. !3) (3o41) Findlay at Centrll Stale 6. Lolli Beh St. !I) <I.e) Western Reserve at Bethany 7. Sui Ron SL (2-0) Wash. & Jeff. at Joha Carroll 8. UC Snta Brbra (1) (2-G) at Case Tech \ 9. Weber SL (1-1) at BluffiAln \ 10. Mus. (I) (1·1) Second 10-11. Ball State 55: Saturday NIIJII 12. Arkansas State 30; Cincinnati at Wicbita Delaware <2) 25; 14. Akron at Tampa (Fla.) 21; 15. Eutem Kentucky 20; Marshall at Toledo 16. Southwell Teras State 16: Ohio Wesleyan at Heldelberc 17. MlchlciD Ted! 15; 18. Susquehanna at Wittenberg Parsons 14; 19. <Ue), Gram· Waynesburg at Ohio Northern bling and NOI'IIIerl Dlinois 13. Defiance at Georgetown (Ky.) AGILB LEOP~D PluiAI, farthest planet from MOSOOW (UPI) -An agile the sun, was discovered In 1930. mow leopml escaped h horseback after It was The Great Lakes form I e prlsed by an III'IDed body of fresh water in and his do!JID tbe the world. Kirghizia are1 .Ill Mnemooics Is a system the S!wlet new , Nency and rules Intended to reported Tueiday. A wltnesa, the memnry. whe berda lilnN• said that when lhe ieop!rd was dlscov· end by tile-~. It jumped wilb "llgblnltlg apeed" on a borle and left tbe filr..crazed anilllal free only aft« It reacbed IOII)e rocks Into wblcb the biJ cat disappeared. --- ROYALS TOP LAKEBS SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The ClaciJmall Royals tAICii one g~~me Jud In their erblbi' IIPII. lit'lel ·w~~~~ lhe Los Angeles l.ial!lri · night beat!IJ )llllr 'Ill~ Baalo:d. ball ~-..~ riYals 127··114 "*"' .•:., ~~ -~pllyof car~·· ~ ....... his_. IUIJI 'J J .., ·p!llll IUid Ji .Jeadinl ~ -~-,~.~ threW'' .. . ""'·- .... lhe In - ,...,1fll!l_ , · ,. ....... ., .r. '" 11" a·sc $1·09 u,. our '1 CLUB ROUND 95: ~ lb. lb. ' sl•ICed Cube m~ager~ Rump Bo..nelesa Roast lb. 99t All Good Brond Steak ib. 99c Bacon ,k21b.179 •. • h8vet8ken over! Sirloin np Roast .. lb. $1.09 Chipped Steaks ··· · ·lb. $1.29 Sirloin Tip Steaks .. lb. $1.09 Delmonico Steaks · -lb. $1.99 This is a special week. We call it Managers Week. loneltSII . Pork Butt Roast · · · ··:.lb. 79c BMf, Ve1l & Pork Meat loaf Mix · ·· · · · · · lb. 69c Quorterecl Sllcod Porkloin · ·.. .. .. .. .. lb. 79~ Fresh Pork Sausage lb roll 59c 4 Cell- Weatherproof LANTERNS ( Haddock Fillets 1-lb. pkg. 59c ' Ocean Perch .· · 1~lb. pkg. 49e GreJ Sole Fillets 1-lb. pkg. 59c Din..., .o t Flouncltr 1 ,Hadlock J)iintl'l · · each 49c 1 "' '-PINK 1 ' •. SALMON ' 1···69• C . , ; CO~D STREAM - - - , - - ' - con Big 4 Cell Electric Lantern With OR Long Beam Light. Complete with OLIVE SIZES MEN'S FAMOUS 100% FINE STYUSH PRINCESS Anne, 16, ls -belinnlng to follow In the fashionable foollleps of ber aunt, Princess Mar· garel. Tbe teoa-aged prln· eess wore a jounty polka· dol breton complete with large loops attached on lbe lides llle earrings for • ehareb senlce at lhe royal ramDy'a coualry bome In kOIIaDd, Ballnonl Culle. DRY . MILK . WHITE tiOqSE INSTANT 99'( UKU 12.QT, pk'" ' "DERBY" UN FULLY GU.~~lN~EEi.,;f, One large table of Better Glass· 26 n. cons Pilw,IUI' . J liKuits.•4 cans 37c ' Fresh Produce! lOK'AY GRAPES lis l9c Jonathan Apples 3 ~~49c Bartlett Pears _ 2 39c Fresh Mushrooms _ 49c ). Baked Foods! •"--c. ". SULTANA . APl»rLE PIE . J ·9C Each . . .' ' '" HANDBAGS ..,..._ 5188 - Regular $5.99 Vulue Pr·icedt ·Salad-Dressing PeanutIutter All Sizes 2111. 'kl. ..... . I ea New Fall Style Biscuit Mix 2-11. 8-oz p~p 35c ' JANE PARKER . .. : fi~EsT , .,.- JIFFY , • • KNIT T-SHIRTS KNIT BRIEFS c ware and Asst. Plastics. Values to 19c in this group. Save now. Sbo ear . CMYA..MTC IHI. fMIO•U.t IITLANTIC 6 ,ACIFIC TIA CO.. INC. lollard or BROADCLOTH SHORTS Glassware ·& Plastics ' " BLACK 4 cell batteries. Big Bargain. lreacledFrosen · Fine Quality Groceries! ,,,__....,._ When you seethe savings on your total food bill, when you experience the warmth of being cared about, we think you'll come back time and time again. Millions do. ~ean Perch 21•. pkg. $1.29 · Cod Portions 21b. pkg. $1.29 Juot ltut ond Eat riSh Sticks · · · · 1-lb. pkg. 65c: Just Hoot and Eat fiSh Sticks 2 • 10-oz. pkgs 85c TANKER Complete With Batteries lruded Portion• Flllalo or Cod If you'~~eareiQiar A•P lllliDIIIR",IIilwtlkia-ior you. lfyou'w...,.ahoppedAf:P, thisistheweektotest-shop A&P. 94 Super-Right Cap'n John's Pjck- Of-The-Sea Sale! , . , _ , FIUolt or Second, to honor our managers. Third, to gl¥e us a ehaneeto prove "We Care': s Starklst Frcqen · . Bottom Round Steak · · lb. 95c Sliced Beef Liver · · ··· · lb. 49c Why this special week? First, to express special appreciat.ioll to you. Her face changes from a smile to a pout and back again. DISCOUNT PRICE FI'Jer Quarters · · · · ·· lb. S9c ·-' Tuna Casserole .. · .... · .. 99c Flolh.O.,,..... Froon Beef Steaks .. .. .. pkg. $1.19 ........ They' lanned a terrific thrift event. orewide valuee that you'll recognize as "first-aid" for your ailing budget: DOLLS quality nyton hosiery In your ch<>ice of plain sheers or long wear· ing mesh. Best shades, all sizes 8'~ to 11. Single Pair Price 59c. L.. or lreut, Qu~rtera Top Round Steak · · · · lb. 99c They'v~ taken over the store. ......... CHEERFUL - Rotsh's Shoe Stort BOY'S DERI!.Y BRAND TEE SHIRTS KNIT BRIEFS REG. $1.99 VALUE MENS FLANNEL Values To REG. 49c VALUE 36" WIDE FAST COLORS ANN PAGE--CREAMY OR KRUNCHY DRESS PRINT ·~: 3Sc I Fast colors, 36" wide. Asst. patterns and styles. Reg. 49c value. Hurry, tbil won't last l9ng. 2 79.G'' .lb. lfr · ' '- " -. k -:,' l REG. 59c . · eDISCOUNT PRICE JCI. - $1 LAY·A·WAY SALE! - FINE BLANKETS c ·. •Ant. Palter!'" NOW YOU CAN KNOW MIYTHING WOMAN'S DAY KNOWS COOICING eASST. COLORS 36" •lltiGroup lb. e Small-Med.-Large J 7C fANCY FlANNRmE lb•. SHIRTS SINIII Down Payment Holds Until Nutl~tl · Jd· WOMAN'S DAY ENCYO.OPEDIAI1f1 . COOKitY ' ~--~·.··. G ruu•l '-·· ' ' ) :,- l ' • All lillian $.1 .49.each ft~OO BI!ACON Slt$LE CONTROL ELECTRliC:~.'!j Value ' ltANKETS ...... ,.. . ~ . . hti,l!llt!' autom~tle Eleetrto BJa'nJ Beacon. Single control. (; · site In preU, plain COlora �. ... lf ., • OillinT I :"' , ~ ·) \·~··'· r ' l ~ •' "''·,, ),', ' ' . ( . .,. ' · · · ; .,w. '·' " . ..,-J.;._. . ' . ': . ,, . t . , /' ~ . '' . '' .. .· '·.' 'I'• • \.)' Pomeuov Motor eo. WHITE ~·" ... I Ae IXPEtiiNCEO leghorns, :15 old. Ph. 992-3149. CUbe steak 69c lb.: pork ChO!III--+----~-...._-, 11 Uc lb; sliced bacon, BE.\Nll. polaloel, IOJila$1.39, reg, slzo soap powder, and meloilll. Cl~ PrOt· I for $1 ., No. 212 peaches fit~ .PorUand, 0. Ph. can; · mllk, 79c ga.: 2c disa 11 . Ito count on gas, Quaker Oil, 4512c qt. Ask for oounl M&G Grocery, mile& aouth .ot Middleport. lU-- 9 28 l'<f ,., ' l' •• Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Bept. 211, 19M , ,.~·­ .•·• ~·' ,;-,. ·• 1·a ~ n · · ·.t··'..t:: ~ ;U;· · :~- .v~a · ~ · ·cash ~11t1nel, ,'' ..' .. . : I • '·I \WEEl . SAlt'S. & SRVICE . :··JLaGN•NT II cVtl Ol'' 'fl:ll IIIICISl 1'10." -11 IWE SERVIa .BtaeHnars . .. flY 2-t193 ' 'I CA~l DICK RAW!ol . . . · · '' !!·, ' •rad Pom•ror· " • ' ' IIJ THE IUTERESt OF RJ6UC SoVElY 'r'OU MUST flfer ME 10 OFF££ ... · Ford Flllrlane ·. cyllndor, · ...,.,.Potiti•-t· ........... . ' · 2 Dr,. 'I •. ' "'""' ~.... ·' Ford GIIIXII 4 Dr. I' nllndor, ,,..., , - · lbdlo IIIII "r,~:fl will . ' '!I-reo.· -.~n.. 63Chmo~ · aet AIN. 4 ;'Dr . I ' ltondenl - oyL Whfto.wal II"'"', 61 Fllcon tDr. 6 cyl. llondordbello 11111 h111W1 ·• · SSO 63Ramblet. · letln 4 Dr. f cyiJn. t....... .... . hntor, whllowoU A!•· ........... •1o I ."65 Pontiac G.T.O. t--.~. 2 Dr.........,. 4 ..,..,.,.""' . ,. a, SCHULZ M'l PINKJN6 5HEARf; ?I . ' . ' 1 . "r •• �. ... lf ., • OillinT I :"' , ~ ·) \·~··'· r ' l ~ •' "''·,, ),', ' ' . ( . .,. ' · · · ; .,w. '·' " . ..,-J.;._. . ' . ': . ,, . t . , /' ~ . '' . '' .. .· '·.' 'I'• • \.)' Pomeuov Motor eo. WHITE ~·" ... I Ae IXPEtiiNCEO leghorns, :15 old. Ph. 992-3149. CUbe steak 69c lb.: pork ChO!III--+----~-...._-, 11 Uc lb; sliced bacon, BE.\Nll. polaloel, IOJila$1.39, reg, slzo soap powder, and meloilll. Cl~ PrOt· I for $1 ., No. 212 peaches fit~ .PorUand, 0. Ph. can; · mllk, 79c ga.: 2c disa 11 . Ito count on gas, Quaker Oil, 4512c qt. Ask for oounl M&G Grocery, mile& aouth .ot Middleport. lU-- 9 28 l'<f ,., ' l' •• Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Bept. 211, 19M , ,.~·­ .•·• ~·' ,;-,. ·• 1·a ~ n · · ·.t··'..t:: ~ ;U;· · :~- .v~a · ~ · ·cash ~11t1nel, ,'' ..' .. . : I • '·I \WEEl . SAlt'S. & SRVICE . :··JLaGN•NT II cVtl Ol'' 'fl:ll IIIICISl 1'10." -11 IWE SERVIa .BtaeHnars . .. flY 2-t193 ' 'I CA~l DICK RAW!ol . . . · · '' !!·, ' •rad Pom•ror· " • ' ' IIJ THE IUTERESt OF RJ6UC SoVElY 'r'OU MUST flfer ME 10 OFF££ ... · Ford Flllrlane ·. cyllndor, · ...,.,.Potiti•-t· ........... . ' · 2 Dr,. 'I •. ' "'""' ~.... ·' Ford GIIIXII 4 Dr. I' nllndor, ,,..., , - · lbdlo IIIII "r,~:fl will . ' '!I-reo.· -.~n.. 63Chmo~ · aet AIN. 4 ;'Dr . I ' ltondenl - oyL Whfto.wal II"'"', 61 Fllcon tDr. 6 cyl. llondordbello 11111 h111W1 ·• · SSO 63Ramblet. · letln 4 Dr. f cyiJn. t....... .... . hntor, whllowoU A!•· ........... •1o I ."65 Pontiac G.T.O. t--.~. 2 Dr.........,. 4 ..,..,.,.""' . ,. a, SCHULZ M'l PINKJN6 5HEARf; ?I . ' . ' 1 . "r •• �"r , ·1:· 11~'/ I" ·r :r , ':i "• • t. ' ..~ ' ·,I' ~ ,. < ·: ' t' , i ·I • I, . · • ' ·a·t·· ~·· _, < { . II~ j , In Pomeroy For Our Stqre ,Wide \ ~1'11 ...~.:.._ _ _ _ Mr and Mrs. Bobby Vollb arr n family of Columbua visited ll f('W days with Mr. and Mrs. Joltn Veith and Mr. and Mrs. - - - - - 2 for $13.00 - - - - - 2 for $5.00 2 for $7.00 D•\nald Leach. SO il. Debbie Matthews, a senior at Kyger Creek Higb School, is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and atll·nding school. Her parents, Mr. ,,,dMrs. David Matthews have moved to West Virginia. Mrs. Willlam Fife (Joan Searls) writes her parents, Mr. " 1d Mrs. Paul Searls . that she and her family will return to tire states Nov. 3 from Germany. Mrs. HoUls Searls and Mrs. flazel Taylor of Rutland spent ,, day with Mrs. Earl Taylor. air. and Mrs. George Keefer and children of Leon, W. I' a., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fife. Jr. and children of Tur· key Run, Mr. and Mrs. Osborne f:rrley of Murray City were ret'ent visitors of Rev. and Mrs. Hoymond Fife and Mrs. Bessie ~!iss I TOWELS Fringed end, finger covers and ear trouble. fle weave dish towels. Highly absorbent 3 ofr $1·00 "KAREFREE" CANNON DISH CLOTHS SLEEVELESS Washable orlons ~elancas. CbeniUe or waffle' weave fabric. ~lulU colored. 15c Square and oblofig scarfs · in new fall patterns and ~ rotors. Prlnis and solids. JRa:Ytm and orlon fabrics. ,, .' $1.00 PHIL MAID HALF SLIPS Just arrived! Another shipment of nylon and permanent press half slips. Lace ~nd embroid· ery trim. Pink, blue, red, white. s;zes free Cantrece stockings. Made of new DuPont 100% oylon. Cinnamon, taupe and beige. Sizes small (0\!o Coat Sweaters Perfect Sweater for every and work wear. Spring needle knit for day extra comfort and wear. Sizes 36 to 54 in Brown Dark Oxford. Have double knit elbow for extra wear. Cotton Panties Womens 100% combed eotton -'shrunk to fit" panties . Luxurioosly soft Lean Western style. Scrubbed denim in the $3.60 FIRE SCREENS Now improilod M..-1 SALE $22.50 $45.00-5 PIECE SETS TROUSER · CREASER and DRYER Por alackl, troUHtJ, ete. Eliminates ironfnJl. oreoaet and shapes u n drlet. Bright rust reslatailt !lniah. Simple to operate. Adjustable sizes for men Safety • Engineered helo , sure I!OOktna. Preservet rood flavor, color and vit: a~. For speed and ~.00 $8.95 and boys. · · .50c • ...,,, .SGOn OVERALL JACKm extra wear. Smooth. enameled handiH. ~ple-wu:ed - SCOTKINS Llnen·llke emiJoued DIJ> kina 18\!o''xiB¥• ". Two ply 110 napkins ill a dl•penser box. SPORT warm blanket lining. Blue Denim. Plenty of roomy 1'11141. ooiJd ~r~ '• pockets. Corduroy eollar. 5, 7 aod 9 Piece Sets A larte seleetion of colors and styles $69.00 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. • • • .. .. .. SALE $56.00 U19.00 . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. • ..... .. .. . SALE $99.00 1129.00 J139.00 $149.00 JU9.00 1169.00 $229.00 ..•.. , .. , . , . , ••. •.•.• •• ••••• , •• . .. • .. .. • .. • .. .. .. • .. • .. • .. .. . • .. . .. .. . .. . • • .. • .. • .. .. • .. • .. .. .. . ............................. , .. ...... .... ...................... .•• , , • , • , ••... , .•...•..•••• , • , • . ~.00 : .................... .. ... , .. .. • SALE $109.00 SALE $118.00 SALE $126.00 SAL! $136.00 SALE $144.011 SALE $19P.00 SALE $236.00 SALI . BED ROOM SUITES ' arly American- Modern- Danish Modern· ·E Traditional for $4-fl ·. .• IACHILORS' PltfiND NYLON 'SOCKS DRESS sOdCS I 0111' best sellfDI Klrbury K-. NJlOII and ae-. · ion ... wear. Sizes 1D tiii'U Brand, 100% otreleb 111·, ka. Cbolee ol SUiD Une rib or flat lmlt. One t!1ze tit, 10.18. Whits and . ....,rted colon. lit Y111k Work Pantt are celtled Cottoll f~ •.••. Bbiek. white. D&Wi and,I!Ol'dovut, ;,, .' · · · 69c •..,1, measure and in youu1r~:~~ !18nforlzed shrunk. R Bit Yanlc Work Shirts in lengtba 12, 33 and 34 poc~ll . .Dreu shirt style ~ 1 ·--"-----.i.:! '~ .I , __ • , .. f2·•:.· _......................"""" LONG, TOP ·THERMAL SOCKS . SL&PCiAFT 'feor 'lo1md hennal boot · . oockao J,ona. wllriDJ. COm: l'ortable, alitorbent. Sbeo ~0 tbru 13. Natural wlib lied cuU. f'WELLESTON GARDENH BLANKETS 'Wmt A beautliul floWer bllnket of 114% rayon and 6% nylon. Twin or P'ulJ. 100% ace1ate ulln binding. Machine washable. Blue - Pink - Gold. Early American - Modern - Danl.sh Modern French Provincial - Italian Provlndal · $139.00 $191.00 $198.00 J209.00 $229.00 $249.00 U59.00 $269.00 $279.00 $289.00 '"'.00 LOVE SEAT IIOCKIR ....... ., ... SALI $111.00 LOVE SEAT ........... ··-·"' 5ALI $1..;00 SOFA ...... ............... ., , •• SALE $1 ...00 SOFA ...... . .... ... .... .... ,.. SALI t174.00 SOFA, CHAIR. 3 TABLES . ....... IALI tlle.GI SOFA .. .. .. ..... ... .. .. ..... SALI $208.00 2 PC. SUIT I ................. ;·.. SALI $211..00 2 PC. SUITE ................... .. SALI $220.00 .. 50FA ....... . .. . ....... -... .... SALE tut.oo SOFA ........................... SALI $2i1AO SOfA .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. • .. .... .. .. • SALE $24UI ~.00 2 PC. SUITE , .... .................. SALI $24t.00. $309.00 2 PC. SUITE ............... .... ,. SALI.f2H.IO $319.00 2 .PC. SUITE ................... SALI,\$$.00 $339.00 2 fie. SUiTE ........ '. : ............ SALJII' Q.io .Q~· ~t~ 1349.00 2 PC. SUITE .. .................. \SALI:~: $349.00 SOFA . . .. .. ••• , ••••,•••••• ••• • • $359.00 2 PC. SUITE ........................ ,IIJ~(!" $369.00 2PC. SUITE . .................. .' 1/tLI tfl- · · $319.00 2 PC. SUITE .......... , ....... , ~Lil \,~ · $398.00 2 PC. SUITE .. . ........... . ...... ~~ ~· f469.00 2 PC. SUITE ................... , f4l9.00 2 PC. SUITE ................... '_ } , f419.00 2 PC. SUITE ................. ; . ~ ..IMf! toe.oa 2 PC. SUITE .• , •, • , • , , , , .',,, , , • ·$549.00 2 PC. SUITE ........... ,., ...... IAiii''W~ t591.00 ·2 PC. SUITE .................... 5ALij JQI.OD = sAL, ....... ' ' 2 ..... lJ-00 • ON ALL Chair of ye~ur choice·on Sale , w· •lMI 3rd Floor · Furnltu,.. Dept. Lounge Chain - · Iocken - ltacllnva Rock+Loungon Oc-lonol Chain U6.00 .. .. IALI $29.00 $49.00 '.. • • 5ALI $42.00 ~ ... • IALI $44.00 tSP.OO .. • • SALI $41.00 $64.00 .. .. IALI t52.00 $49.00 .. • • IALI $56.00 t74.00 • .. • SALI $60.00 P9.00 ... • i!+LI $64.00 :SI2.00 •.. • IALI $66.00 .... IALI Pf.GO 'HaJIIII ... .' SALI ., t1~ · W.:!o"" IALI ' Vynqc:el Window Shades havtiht In the I e $1.39 ELBERIELDS LIVING ROOM SUITES AND SOFAS ' • ADLER ·SOCKS MINSNYLON $5.95 Be,Thriftyl • . .W?R~-~fil~~~& . ::tJ .. . • MINS Waist Lengths - Knee Lengths - . Goal Coats -..,.. Zipper Fro.nt - Buttf!n .Front. Choose Corduroya, Nylp~,DJnlmp, Wool Plaids, Cotton Tw!Us. Jlflt lllop In on the first floor - look 'em over - try on the onu you like and make your selection. ON SALE Thursday - Frld~y - Satuiclay Mens Big Yank . . Kroehler and ValenHne Seaver Round-Rectangular aod Drop Leaf Tablet 2 Med· lum, Large and Extra Large. ) SALE Sale! DineHe Sets oale. •4ll sl•es lor men from 36 to 54 and Small - In solid eolor blue, wbecJt and Ioden il'HD. Made in !lyle that bas adjuotable waist (no belt loops), tapered lep, cufOess. Sizes zg to 36 w~ist. tapereil. favorite otrle· dUiiDI :llil!l, e AD II~• lor boys from 3 to 6x and 8 to 20. SLACKS strong 125 11. rolls. . - JACKETS ·FOR MEN and BOYS P~RMANENT PllE.~S . t:..~~1S · BE SURE TO SEE THE BIG SELECTION OF 27c extra $1.39 · • Solei llonlbe 6111. $2.9f NIVII 'IRON LONG' ILIIIVI ..... . .I Button front l•cket with ' ,, IINNER CUT-RITE WAX PAPER broom no« maae.SUvergrey,~ ecoDODl)'. INOIANA MAIO com. Light in weight. Sturdily construcred for leg · 49c NAPKINs' Made of toocro Elastic Youn1 Mens Hondo Ptrmtn.nt Preli w~ ... THE f'EJ)penllll!\lll ·~u beguil a boll .bjJ ~~ . .1 'I! new can 1<1 see If M!ent price InCreaSeS are an ellort to pad industry prollll or reflect an tnerease Ia their value. GoverJ1111enl engineer• consumer price experts been ~~ to',DelrO!I to find just hqw much \lie new . are. worth iDd !ben see If price !Dcre8sa •eeura!l!ly 1~. . vllue In new mndeli 11 'iiilmpared las~ year's. _; ,. , / llUN A 'ROUN Anolhtr 8!1 Shi-t SALE Zipper type top. Heavy gauge wire. Raised bottom. Large alze. •• ~ $5,95 WESTERN JEANS Mirromatic Pressure Pans f ·' ,,.It by fJ~· a pair MENS BLANKET LINED Whllo Thoy LHI HOUSE. BROOMS she.et, MENS ALL WOOL DOUBLE ELBOW $1.95 18"x30" . ... . . $2.19 4QUART ' ' Inez's Winds Batter D-R, impeccable fit, wrinkle · and smooth. popular blue color, never have to bl;'l ironed. RUB.ISH BURNERS Deluxe seamless small. medium, large and extra large. ·$4.95 Scrubbed Denim 31"x38'' Screen with 1 pair andirons, poker and brush SALE $35.00 $14.95 Sp1rk Guards ............... Sole $12.00 $16-95 Spark Guercls ............. , ••... $14.00 . . ' $3.9S Shells ere 113.~9 $2.95 Shells ore · 89c Ideal for Kitchen or Bath· $29.00--3-PIECE SETS ' 9). medium (Dl!z·lO) and large (10\!z·ll) Room . Colonial pattern. Beautiful Decorator colors Boys Sizes 6 to 11 31"x38" Screen with Poker and Brush " BOlids. Sites 34 to •mi.ll, .medium aad OVAl RUGS 24"x36" • .. • .. $3.19 27"x48" • • • • • • $4.69 . POMfRov-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Stripe• ' STOCKINGS SCARVES BRAIDED PLASTIC Another big shipment of Cannon large size dlsl'l cloths. Your choice of ,• ,. tANTRECE WOMEN$ NEW FALL Hoother, Teal Heatber and Mr. Brady Shaw is 8 • pa~ In Holzer Hospital -· suffertnl 01:1 Lar~• size, striped waf- ' Solo DISH TOWELS 39c of Vinton IJave moved to Medina who..e • !Ley purchaBed property. .. · \lr·s. Milo Mool'1! Is not 110 w1·IL She Is suffering from fD. other pastel and dark colors. cal\f'd on from pneumonia. · ·~ ' Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Neal manv uses. Large assortments of ' BY MYilTLE NEAL Mr. and ,Mrs. Mllo Moore tended !be '')ftdding of . their granddllllhler ln gprJntfie!d. Mr. aiKI Mrs. Don Grant and son were n!cent...eekend pesls o[ Mr. aDCJ ·Mort Stev~. Mr.. Qo... Jlroyles and dallghters of PilumtiUS were recent· Sunday JIUeSIS Of her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Cottrell. Mrs. Mary lillrae lias ·retur~~­ ed from th~ · Medical Center much improved.;:, Mr. and Ml'l•jlf C. \VeUing· ton and Rickf" Were• r~ weekend Jllll!~ of. Mf, ltolrs. .Jack Hendrix of Mr. and 'MJ.s. have moved to . Mr and Mrs. • Mr. and Mrs. tip guest ::.ize terry towels. Can be used for place mats, chair· arm and back Porter .1 Cannon Waffle Weave CANNON FINGER TIP Anyone wishing to write to a former local boy now serving in tr.r u. S. Navy, may do so at this address: Roger A. Rupo FA 34().16-18, U.S.S. Lowe tC. D.F.. R - 325) F.P.O, San Franri" o· California 96601. Mrs. Myrtle Simpkins is visIting her brother and family in Caltlornla. · ated plaid an weather eoats. Leatherette trim, slot seam pockets, notch· ed collars. Single and double breasted. Sizes 8 to black and fi fe. Mrs. Sadie Carl and Mrs. Lorraine King of Kingsbury were· recent guests of Mr. and \1rs. Clyde Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Leach :111d children returned to their lwme in North Carolina after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leach and family. Rev. and ~·rs. Raymond Fife and Mrs. Bessie Fife, local, and Mr. and Mrs. George Veith of Middleport visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. John Veith and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leach. Deering . Milliken lamill· .,shions For .The Hard To Fit Stout Person . Bonded "A" Line Skirts-Heather tones. Sizes 32 to 38. Slim Line Skirts-Plaid heather tones. Seat lined. Sizes 32 to 38. Solid Wool Flonnel Shifts. Sizes 16¥.! to 24\6. Blouses in Prints and Solids. Sizes 40 to 44. ' .\'. ' I 18. 100% Wool Full Fashioned Cordigons. Sizes 40 to 46. ~urn, navy, green, black. Hlp Stitched Plaid Skirts-Multi colored heather. ·size• 32 to 38. "No-Woist A" Lin• Skirts-Seat lined. Heather blue, .\-' heather plumberry. Sizes 32 to 38. ' j • . •' 2 for $10.® Minersville. .llr and Mrs. Raymond and two SQOS of East LlV!!I'pO<~I. were recent guests of Mr. and I I r; Clarence 5earl5, Terry and Stanley. '· \1r. and ~ Osborne Farley • ol Murrey Cicy visiled recenUy willr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Senrls. Mr and Mrs. David Reese of Baltimore were recent guests nl Mr. and Mrs. CJ~e Harri- ,;..- DRESS SALE- ('{'n t Sunday Mr and Mrs. Lewis ' ind•av Store Is Open 9:15 to 5, -friday .Sto1re .Iii BY GLENNA Mr. and Mrs; and Mrs. Dora •'. .. '' ' :' ' '• ~~ ~ . .. ~""~ I WOOD ROLLER Wa,bable supported plasttc - S8" width- - t ft. leneth. ·White - Lt. Tan - GreeD. ' Complete with Brecklls Sale $1.00· :II'IIOLSTERING 'TAPBTRY Bill , ~on pltle1111 and ~UtiJ. 54" ~th. $2.9$-$3.19 $3A9Jaid . ., \ol ' \I ,.... 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