https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ff862fbdee37d8b094adf3042d0f2067.pdf 84e8495315b3ffaf3cbcc983b9672156 PDF Text Text �.' ... ~ . ~ YOUl'll ASKm F'Ol! ttl ''i'!lll h pbJII~ lllllute, Tlda ool.-lafor:~~~~~~~- ooacflt." plo, lllelr prd>Jtllll ODd ploo.. '!'Ida cmo tapa them 1111: . lllelr lrW>loa llld !1m. M wllb 1111 relit or Hol•IWP USI, It ,woloomoa iau&ba but _, <!DdP a .-!!lila quellllon wllb a bn~!h-<111Send )'0111' 1ee111111 flleallona eo YOUI'H ASKm FOR rr, care of Hoi• Halp US! tlda - per. WR.L.TIIE REAL ADULT PLEASE STAND UP? Dear Hoi.,, 1 am 111111011 13. Since 111f IIIDiher died 1 was aev.,, I have UVed IIICIIIe wllb lllf father. Hela lllf problem. For aeverlll 11101111ta be baa tried Co push me Into ping out with boys, aomethlns I have UtUe lntoreot ln. Some of his arauments are: "Yoo OUBht to be &abeJ11ed. bne SlrlB y - than you are IIDinc otoady llll'llllY.'' (I'm not 1 olld - Pm Juot not readY.) •'Be Uke everyone e1 se." llnl, "Dan, be old.fashloned." · Whiie raper . .• ' '· RObM $99 $ ' t;..' DISH CUSTOM DELUX LE - 199.95 5 PIECE ·DINETTES '!'be nr11 ennual pnlen tractor lUlling contest sponsored by tho :lallll>olla Rotel'l' Clli> proVed to •an loatanthltWtdDeadlf-· '11011 at the GIIUa Courllf Junior Fair. Over 450 spectator& IDled the ..,.. Arena stendo for tho 2'h , JDIIf event. Gregory Becker, Whipple, 0., ::aptured top honoro In the Clall I division (up to 800 poonds) ODd Letlor Smltllberger, Ill. I, Whlplla, coptured top hOIIOl'a In the Cla11 C dlvleiCHI (up hi 1,200 IOJIIIdo). Thoro were no parUclparta In :he Clau A dlvloiCHI (14) to 500 TABLE LAMPS 4.88 OIL LANTERN . . $48 -· - ~ LINOLlUI ' 4.8·8 9a12 DOOR & SltUIDl1 .. '' alUI fUIK11Ull .._r ,; With CII!IP actlvltlaa centerlar • tbe lleme ''Blllt Oft," tile bolr• olljoyed rocreat1on, uaembllll, ...... grcomins8Yid,lftd t.ra-. . tan waUs ODd DIIIJ'tiBil'8d GREAT ,..._ were fllrnlabtd aeholarllil»f tram tho lilian Caulll¥ t-Il ......,.. Aaeoclallal. saffie advantage of easy ap- plication as the latex nat paint. The enamel , however, is not as shiny as regular enamel. People are becoming disenchanted with small bath· rooms. Whereas bathrooms BJUNciiN \YOUR LUCKY Jtl!Q( . corJPfliv~~ . . ' '.,, ' ( ,. . • ) ' .' ' . . 98c • BEACH· BALLS- LIGHT BULBS FEATURING FAMOUS NAME BRANDS GIRU DRESSES-THRU SIZE 12 ROB ROY SHIRTS fOR BOYS Long and Short.Sioove. Sizoa ~-12 BILLY THE KID SLACKS fo, loyo Silos 3-12 . . ,' . ' ' • • • Bathrooms Growing ; •f) •i' ('' l plllln truth Is that while Wallace's potential or harm to the Republicans In the SOuth Is old hat, hi& pole~ of horm to the Demo- crats in the North has been vastly urderestimated. Let a late summer or racial violence rock [_J!!2,tUl at least 6xl0 fe•t. Off-the-floor water closets, already popular in public washrooms, are being Installed in rnorf and more homes. They make floor cleaning much easier. 5-Leaf I 1 I Folding carry in a s ingle Southern state Trellis in any event llhnidlle So it Is that the year that C..Ufornla Redwo«<l should have brought to the HeXCIJOO publicans a rich Co11:resslonal I opportunity in the SOUth is far I only --~--..~~~ he s irt 1 St ory B~~~~s 1 ENDS When you call 992-2057 1.00 1.00 BIG SAVINGS ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE I I 1 I I Pick-up ond Delive•y HOME LAUNDRY 330 N. 2nd Ave . Onwneatal Foldin1 Wirer- Middl.,...rt : MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----------. :.·. ::.:.:: ..:. :·~ : : . : ::-.-:·: . :-::::.·: . / ·' ', "'I' ' . .•, ....,...or. Aa the aholl to a di!IO 11'0111111 3:16 p. .... •trooa wlndl . and • bard drlvltw rain hit the Values'To $5.95 PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR MAIN BUSINESS MIDDLEPORT .0. Reg. ~OtlOI I ~ - ·;,I. . -Ponds Perfumed SUMMER COLOGNE MIST 3 LIGHT CAPITIVATING FRAGRANCE Deodorant ONLY .• ..•.• . :: :..•:•:.: ..: REG. 1.00 DEEP MAGIC only 1.25 .·::: Reg. CRE ' 6 CANESI CRUTCHES LISTERINE MOUTH WASH 'Y. 'IllAGE . N. ~ol!d Aft. ' ' FREEZONE Reg. s3e 76~ GILLETTE BRUSH LESS 35~ . ' I' .. . DUTTON HASITI . 59~ only Service: for 29~ CORN Reg. 1.15 ~ ' RUBBING ALCOHOL Lilac, Memoirs, Wood Spice llirgrouDdL : KORDS 16 oz. PERKINS NEW Talc, Body .' l :· 29~ (Limit2) only A~~· ..'1 , •., 45~ KOTEX ' ESHO,PPE · IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' '' \ • • ,, ' THE Nixon's great strength. Mccarthy, lor hi s party, could hardly averaged 5x7, many now are ' i •·.1 ' ·; • HEALTilo TEX ENSEMBLES DR SEPARATES for loyo & Girl• lnfonto Thru B NI!W MI!RCHANDISE fOR IOYS AND GaLS ARRIVING OAILY For, as io the Presidcne)', the sinCe Wallace is going to edt only . '. ' FOR BACK- TO-SCHOOL •raliis ~- w lace enl&nia that has bien widely arily Democratic overlooked aldllttleper<elvod In Nl11011 lifter all. the gene..,J preoc:~tion with the queaUoo ol wha:t he Is going to do 11 1 apoiler in the Prea'dentlal contesL ActUall,y, It may In tho end be the most clear-cut aspect aner aU. deeply into what would have been Don't Skimp on Basin The conteat wu open to all b>llYlduals, regardlell!l of age, who nabed to enter I roui-..meel PI'• -. tractor In one of the tlireo llvlacna. Wlnnero received cash 1 '·· our days - is going to be remotely pq>ular in the South. Humphrey might manage to stagger through to a minority vi ctory in electoral-vote terms in at least some Southern states, • • • Othero taldng part lo the Ciao a C dlvloloo were Dein Bicker, . Whll)ple: Mike Flollor, Mirletta: PhU Steven, Roclney ODd Darrell HODdlchumacher, WhlpP,Ie. ,, Olhero tai<IDg part In ·a.o Claia · B event were Darrell Hlnd~ll- . ' . ...bar oed PhD Steverl. Judges were Gerilll Tuailng. · Gallla work unit eonaervatiQIII~; · Ddn Robloaon. Bucklfo Rurlll · Eloc:trlc eo., andllarcldlloll!lid. i·Central Ohio Breeders Aiaocla. ' lion technician. Ralarians oo duty were Jloser . ~ron, who acted •• - a l · ehllt'tnOD; Bud Carter, NeD Sinden, C. "Mac:~· McGtme~a, W• J. BrOWII and IJuko l!ufiOII. . Richard ()lick) LeldiJ aerVed •• HURR.l'1 - ~ be 1 heavy straight-ticket G. o.P. voti11: that would Inevitably bring in a nwnber ·or new Republican mere presence ot WOUaceln the nee lo removlll8- tlio temi>1111011 oed, rrom the ullfi-<'OO. · servatlve Southern point ol view, the basic reaoOil forgoing over to the n-ulillcanslll,I the Wll'· .,... The iCJIIIInd abDrl' of u Ia that "is would normal'" have be. on ex"' " actly· the •.._r lor·a long atop locoi~T ward In Republican percy's old strate~ to create a truly twoo.> percy syatem below the Pot<onac River. But as the factualposldCHI stands, this is an objective that is surely deferred, if I'd in fact set back, for a lorctimetocome. For no foreseeable Democratic Presidential candidate - either Hubert Humphrey, who is highly likely to win the nomination or Sen. Eugene McCarthy, who might conceivobl,y mak~ It a dipsydocxlle political atmosphere or ., .... . . . Jacklon,-MorJr., BIU,y Fl'l',- Clark, . . . Chi- Roolll, Jalii' C. JoiiiiiCII, MlcbMI Llav· .... Oartla 9dm, llld WOllam that alternative. To put the matter another way, if the prospective Republican Presidential nominee, Richard Nixon, could only campaign in the SOUth Cree of the Wallace me~ ace, it is certain thatthere ..-ould !louse member.s wlthhlm. But tile AWAY EVERY HOUR TO SOME LUCKY PERSON-YOU NEED TO VIIN . NoT BE PRESENT ' • •....,. 14 ODd older who ..... aftiadad I eounll ~ camp. l,ocal .lqo I atlendii!B J11ut Olr ~ dent Johnson and Vlc&-Presldent Ruben Humphrey Is nsvDrlheless rarely disposed to Yote Republican In Congressiooal teotsll some tolerate alter~tlve is pre> vlded lor him. The prel8nt stete ol alfalrs gives him precioely )OUJIIIs). 2,000 pourdl su. DURING DOLLAR DAY$-A NEW Of4E DOLLAR BILL .ILL BE GIVEN llliuoi OYent IInce 11122, I I - gain deDied. · ··~, ,v ocratlc •lll)date ~ p0m-. This i s oil •itpeet of ~ Wal- wh'te labor Yotes ~ ' tuni· ql'cltJ- r lleul La!V, Marietta, pulled 2,000 ,....... 2' for ruritl0n4> hoDora. Cacll W..-d, alae o!Mai-lalll. placed third by p~ ,. · Tho Slate t-H Bo)lo' Camp, m totally hoatlle to the Mtioll&l Democratic parcy under Prest- Buying a small wash basi• for your bathroom hecauoe 11 costs less is False economy. The dllference In prlee Is slight but the roomier bowl Is more connnient for washing. ohampoolng your hair aod dolog your hand lauodry. 01'1. tbat~;;!~~~~~iiji;;;~ VALUES! 810011 asplrorts outoldo In I h e cold. The t,yplclllSOUtllern ultraconaerwtlve who llkes Wallace's views on race and crime and Is . In tile era.. C Dlvlolon, ~thbaratr'B 112 Jobe ~ - ed 2,000 poonda 2'-D'h " , . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AUGUST 2-3 . .;rn; and to leave RepubllcanCongrea- ' l1h ". 10 Boys Attend J'aekson's Mill II hal era ol Sooth CaW oa, c rman of the ..., !lou•• Armed 1""'8 ··""·', . · Sorvleeo ·Commii!Ofl - ore,... ,_ • 1 t1on latlorms niJIII.,. rH ec '"'P ·~ ~-r but also do theI may 1- ''"" ae . not . ptlack Wallt<<>; "V,,ote lleJil.. -"'I • ~---•• .--.. are ........or ......... • •, ".~' ·• ~lng In ~ub.sla~e,lind, .otller,, -~·~ p!oue. wl~ .'"':" as .)'011 m.., Til..'- llil~.d J<l this lo to encour . ·~ ~""""' • ~do -• a•lll ball""age '" spr.... • • ~.. I more' lli<eb ~ ~ . . ..~ •• JUst llie ~r11an • illdU@!rl1il )iorQI """ another year ol~ope \!el>Yed -"' he <'Ould well Uka lrom llieDomtl I ' '·' Something else new is latex enamel paint which has the 1rhoae tractor could pull' thi' lfllloSt IOIAI lor a &lven dlatanc:e. Required dlslance oleach riull was I 0 leo~ In the Class B evoot, Gregoey Becker pulled 1,500 poonda 1'·1" tor top honors. Clllvln Bier. II', Iliac or Whipple, llnlahed.... . 111111. He pull~ 1,500 )IOIIndl 6", · ODd Mike Ward, Mlliietta, placed tldnl b,y pulll!w 1,500 poonds kJo• 1Jl•st Oft' at ' ' .. ' The New Latex Enamel ~··· / . . Object ofthe ConteltWIBtol"! 1.00 One To Custamer ,, bregory ~cker, Lester Smithberger Win Tractor Pulling Contest Honors ' ·· ~~~!'!!"---+------.: Be glad lbere•a ONE mature and Ill· mor y!lllf 111m3 !ather,,but doo't llaUID to him! - H. ' Rotary Event Draws 450 Spectators NYL.ON ·SET ·9112 '46 '3 TABLES 19.7 periCMI In tho family - , . ODdla•• 12.75 Ponder,sa Pine . ,_ BY WJLUAM 'S. WHITE . . The lorme< A11b1m1 c...-r.n- llvl , iV )ll U.0.. !11""~7 re!IPOOn:.!.., ~~ ·wASHINGTON ~ If t h e - or's tblrdi>ar~Y c~ [or alble lor the ....,...rcan ·~· . (leorge Wllllace Is throwing the Preol4ency Ia all but klinng ~aalllllll ' ..,..,Iiiii a kind Of "erou ~• the Prealdentllll campalp Republloan hopea lor what would nlshtmare. The rtJIIOOI ._ oo equlvoclll ooe, threitelllng olllerwiae lillve been aubatarntal are complicated ,but also· very lilt Republican cond!i _ date In the In CoiVfeoaiQnal s'!ltl In ...... t\, . . fl(!lltll but alao quito capal>l, ol '. rn tnd bonier ~rate· .... . .. some or • moot Olllr_!!IICbed ' ushting him Inoni.IMrllyDom- .for what Would have been a genu- and aenl.o.r Domoc , raUc Q!OiQbe , ro ol:_ raUc working-class warda ID llle Jmpetus to an emergtng'two- . Ql a.o HOuse of ~reseiUtlves o-a• . ~ I tho North, one ol Ito elleets Is parcy oyatem In Dixie. !rom the "'"'"' - ou"' men, or · n- "-~·1 dear aDd certain. alreid;y. Indeed, the Wallace specter Is 111uatratlon, IS,,.,.. - - Rl ..,. ., ' LAWN CHAIRS .. . • 1 BY JACK O'BRIAN placed door• oo bathrooms and even In fillet old L<ndoo, pro- Dear Helen: NEW YORK - A !ow !lnll1 bedrooma lor )lot 111ch moments tectloo wao oeeded to keep kooka I have secretly admired a boy memories of a marvolooo trip: of periCMIIII blol08)', out of the royal homestead ... for lour months. I made the mls')'be blrber CHI the ~ ElloaThe Richard Burtma' pu<b' Not at all, lllterpooed oor clrlv- tehe of teiUng lllf mother obout btlh bolotlns Jack Plar admired 'lllllte Rollo boars SWiss Dlolos er, a Mr. Cheek, who explain- him, and now every time 1 yell hl.a face massages (on a caron.. ... Brltlab &~ropean Alrn,yo eer- eel, "Pardon, air, but a.ot lan:t at lllf brother - wbo doaerves In cruloe) 10 much hi decreed vice aloft boa allppod coooldor- Co keep anyoneoot- llnsereet- It- aheoaysll !don, atop wife Miriam aDd daulllller RandY obly but ramalntd coool- In ed oome years 1110 - Co k e e p lighting she'll tell everybodY I ' lllao most Ol1i07 them In hla IICI'· ita reaervatlona - ~ 1 few Prlneeu Margaret ln." like Ibis boy and then It will ' mlllly mille baatloo ... Tha olcl- times"' wereassuredtheplanea All tlloae miles • ....,.. at the get back to him aod everytblns al;yla oblp'a - pool pmhllng 111 - • loid out, then advlaed theatre and who plllllkad Into the wUI be ruined, besides getting · klnpr pneraleo tho amllll for- breatldoaol,y ot tall -mlnutemlr- aeut next to ua but a ~ me teased. . ames of olden IIDIII'Y daya 11 acloa, only Co IIDd we were the old Manhattan aCQ~alntaDce, What do ,... think aboot this? oe& .... Eveo Bln80 baa bl8f,8r only poaaenpro In llrlll clau. Gratcbeo Wrler: who has recov- - BLACKMAILED , cooh prizes .... Old Clinard atallFlne reotaurllllla a10111 o u r ered !rom a minor operation Dear mackmolled: ora ~ stele thq bllllavo Emopean Will': In LoDdoo, theCa- IDd no reatlng !rom bar Iobors I think 1'"'f mother oeeda a ' Glo days or IIIXI!ey Atlaotlc crooa- price, the Rltt Hotel for hmch, in usweet Charley," which has refreaher courae In a4lllt belnso are doomed, eapedail1 with Sowy Grill theatre: and IlNck the LoDdoo laney - r - honor. . lllllll'ancea lblt huge IIIW planao a.o new ohyacrapb>e "Needle" anUy .... More aood reotaurants: WlQr don't yoo and )'0111' brothwiU ollmp pusqora IIIJIIhere ..,.,._ by a.o British postofPtpaplloaln Bellllal,y, haa er aettle in and glve her ·a few . at halt the c:url'llll air !area .... lice has 1 revolvlns AAI.sh reo- ktlllllll tall otondarda ... Campo- obJect leaoocs? - H• . Wo ~ not .... But old .bablta wltb the best view ot dogllo In Florence couldn't be WW cbanga .... Tho 11011 QIOOD I.anclon: aDd a.o _ . . not bad b«ter: l!l'eat paola, line meats, EUIIbtlh n will be a ono-ctua either. warm, aollcltoua aervlce .... ra.. ahlp, aU Ita public rooms availThe llallollpormnentdangled aetto's In Rome remains a lo1 Tiles for Walls obit Co any paosqor, hcnnvor Ita lop hooor, the Commlllda- forever ... Hostarla doll Orm · Aalnezpenalve way to :omall hll!are. , . ' ofm- Cora dl daii'OH!ne CHI tho ample Ia the chic reotaurant_ln 1!.9..me ~len 11'.0 areaa Ia wllb OD CIUl' ·erontar, a pair c1111t of MGM Pre•. BGb O'llrl- bf· !ai-, Iavllh decor ~ 1!\il!lfl' i!lf-adbilililtvlnyllllea. Tbey :tlquo llllllllllo• ~ a ..... ., and acado ollllp llalloll 1110- lng CIOII!urlea old whetern n.ti ~ Paiiltiii.rly good near jPle of D!Ceiy ~ 'lllda had vlom.. wore there 1o praise pomed oome ol hla "Difei-Do'i"·-llle .:tto9il' beeauae !bey can -ked loto Flrot Clau )lot to him. end 'IIIIIch Ialor aulrered aaocrt- be waabr ~~~ rer,aledly wllh pwk, llld domandod lhqbe ... otEY• two IUcceoafUI rum pro- ed IIICCOOB, ranging !rom a cole- IOIP or • rgen · od; the Cllllcera bod to, - · - ducora 111cb as Cerlo PI:Jntl and br- IDclent hl>lae of lasclno. ~ roblctantiJo .... The l.andoa DlnD do Laurontlla cllplomatlclll- Uoo to opln Ita CUI'I'«<t guataiaaolcal oomed7 WI crlnpd at In ly cloobd G!olr IVIffday loud 1orW opt- ... Ill Blue Ber ' cotumo earlier tlda week na for tho O'Brl., brood-breaking CHI tha ground noor Ia a al;yUab ·.''CIIUrbury Tlllet" rtplele · .... Tbt 1!111110111111 who PlfiCHI· hanprt with ,.Uet JllloiC, pd Illy hooted Glo reeeptiGo a n d clrlnko, and DOOe of the lfllll'k· idlh ocatolGIIeal ani! ODd - . . parhapa IDter- dlmor, Jolin Portacorl, a moot 1ng dlocolek noloe lhroatenlnl •1111111 lo I plumber but dreaf, popillar rum llaure CHI - lldea eo hor1 Rome opln ... '!'be bet111 4llll Ill Ita ovarllllt.d Wlpr- of a.o AUantlc, remlllDs a de- ter Roman daDcera ID Gloat dl.. lir ... Clvilllltloo IIIWI11 hal. llihl6ill,y oolm1111 leUow .... Ha coteko are far more Jnventlve' waa In Now York m Pearl Har- 1y gracelul than their New York bor Dol IDd 11 ao llallaD eltl- counterparts: ODd tho nmalc zen, Interned a daf Dr two lot- Is )!at u bad. or .... Elpoellq rel-momentarliJ, Jolll cldn't-etlrleoda South African farmers use rllllln& !rom lhe White H 0 u 1 e birds for forecasUng wealber. dolm, but aa time dawdled along 1be abrlll cry of lbe osprey Is ODd be atiU remolned under ar- usually beard several days Co hla before rain. rell, hi eaUed .Plllllt by lllll1lllnl to seed tele- · lavltlng bla c1oae lrleoda . PT. PLEASANT - Tal boya · (Jncllodlng cabinet mombor1, CIA ' ' lrCIIII M11m Cowl~¥ were 11110111 boaa WDd BID DolloYan, Poot. . ' 11110 -.diDg a.o state t-H l!oJI' malller Genorlll Wllllrer, etc.) i'Ju.., lao! week at Jockbl' ollill. . lo -a "cocktail periJ" Jolm aomain !-..e of tha camp IIIIUIICOd -.1 be held at his •iJ,\ 1•1 ciiiiOI of lntereot to boy&, tbOIHUlTenl dip - Ellen baeloeted lhrea lond .... II worhed- John cl111101 to attond tlmluillout tho ahort1y na odlangtd In 1111 ..,..a. In 111c1t arou u aporia, ftrlll diplomatic - olthe war. DriYIDi arouod l!UckiDaltam explorotlon, loader' • ahlp, mUitar7 service, collqe Pllace, we noticed tho huge bar. ..... - . oufplll Clmp!D& IDd bod - wire pnleetloo atop lhe barbtcUins. I ·wallace Killing'· GOP .i_n .o.· ld South '' ' ,._ can I 1bx1 a wile, wllb ' a dlualller Uke JGU'I'' Holen, 1 111111 Co be •del!'her. MY !ather dl....-oes wltb mr plw. Ha doe•'t Willi me eo pt 'iibove a "C" IIi ldlool 'ba· cauae, ''II won't help f'"' be . ·papular aild lind a boy." My teadlora oDd I tlmluill a . lot of tr<d>le pltlng him Co sliD lllf ocbodule!orel&lllllgrado boeauae It Included some adYlllced claaaea. catb,y, a re111 lllllnpr, and a.o aame qil aa ~ Ia hi~ I d o I, ..., tbouth abe Ia becom1J>s a wild kid. He keeps aaklng wb1 rm not Ilko bar: "WilY are lllf aklrlol011181' end IIQ'markshllber'l'' One daf he hoord that she and I were oo _.tte lidos om a debotecmteenapllliiQ[dng.drlnkIns ODd ..._ He was furlouo and aaktd why I didn't grow up and 1111 with the modem tlmoo. What ahould I do?- P.H.M. Dear P: Voice along Broadway -pit .' - The Dilly SoQI!~ PC!1110roy·~ o., Thuradlf, Auljlot11 ~968 .. By "Somellow, it doesn't ripht to '- tallrillf o6out tire ptOIIHms ol tire plrettot, wiiH 'fOII'tt dms«< ht tlrcrt get-upl" • ' .Helen :~eip ..-· Us••• Helen~,.~_: t.. !llllllltNIA:Ioc.~~ '' . / • • ... • 16Asscried -~~· . ' ' �.' ... ~ . ~ YOUl'll ASKm F'Ol! ttl ''i'!lll h pbJII~ lllllute, Tlda ool.-lafor:~~~~~~~- ooacflt." plo, lllelr prd>Jtllll ODd ploo.. '!'Ida cmo tapa them 1111: . lllelr lrW>loa llld !1m. M wllb 1111 relit or Hol•IWP USI, It ,woloomoa iau&ba but _, <!DdP a .-!!lila quellllon wllb a bn~!h-<111Send )'0111' 1ee111111 flleallona eo YOUI'H ASKm FOR rr, care of Hoi• Halp US! tlda - per. WR.L.TIIE REAL ADULT PLEASE STAND UP? Dear Hoi.,, 1 am 111111011 13. Since 111f IIIDiher died 1 was aev.,, I have UVed IIICIIIe wllb lllf father. Hela lllf problem. For aeverlll 11101111ta be baa tried Co push me Into ping out with boys, aomethlns I have UtUe lntoreot ln. Some of his arauments are: "Yoo OUBht to be &abeJ11ed. bne SlrlB y - than you are IIDinc otoady llll'llllY.'' (I'm not 1 olld - Pm Juot not readY.) •'Be Uke everyone e1 se." llnl, "Dan, be old.fashloned." · Whiie raper . .• ' '· RObM $99 $ ' t;..' DISH CUSTOM DELUX LE - 199.95 5 PIECE ·DINETTES '!'be nr11 ennual pnlen tractor lUlling contest sponsored by tho :lallll>olla Rotel'l' Clli> proVed to •an loatanthltWtdDeadlf-· '11011 at the GIIUa Courllf Junior Fair. Over 450 spectator& IDled the ..,.. Arena stendo for tho 2'h , JDIIf event. Gregory Becker, Whipple, 0., ::aptured top honoro In the Clall I division (up to 800 poonds) ODd Letlor Smltllberger, Ill. I, Whlplla, coptured top hOIIOl'a In the Cla11 C dlvleiCHI (up hi 1,200 IOJIIIdo). Thoro were no parUclparta In :he Clau A dlvloiCHI (14) to 500 TABLE LAMPS 4.88 OIL LANTERN . . $48 -· - ~ LINOLlUI ' 4.8·8 9a12 DOOR & SltUIDl1 .. '' alUI fUIK11Ull .._r ,; With CII!IP actlvltlaa centerlar • tbe lleme ''Blllt Oft," tile bolr• olljoyed rocreat1on, uaembllll, ...... grcomins8Yid,lftd t.ra-. . tan waUs ODd DIIIJ'tiBil'8d GREAT ,..._ were fllrnlabtd aeholarllil»f tram tho lilian Caulll¥ t-Il ......,.. Aaeoclallal. saffie advantage of easy ap- plication as the latex nat paint. The enamel , however, is not as shiny as regular enamel. People are becoming disenchanted with small bath· rooms. Whereas bathrooms BJUNciiN \YOUR LUCKY Jtl!Q( . corJPfliv~~ . . ' '.,, ' ( ,. . • ) ' .' ' . . 98c • BEACH· BALLS- LIGHT BULBS FEATURING FAMOUS NAME BRANDS GIRU DRESSES-THRU SIZE 12 ROB ROY SHIRTS fOR BOYS Long and Short.Sioove. Sizoa ~-12 BILLY THE KID SLACKS fo, loyo Silos 3-12 . . ,' . ' ' • • • Bathrooms Growing ; •f) •i' ('' l plllln truth Is that while Wallace's potential or harm to the Republicans In the SOuth Is old hat, hi& pole~ of horm to the Demo- crats in the North has been vastly urderestimated. Let a late summer or racial violence rock [_J!!2,tUl at least 6xl0 fe•t. Off-the-floor water closets, already popular in public washrooms, are being Installed in rnorf and more homes. They make floor cleaning much easier. 5-Leaf I 1 I Folding carry in a s ingle Southern state Trellis in any event llhnidlle So it Is that the year that C..Ufornla Redwo«<l should have brought to the HeXCIJOO publicans a rich Co11:resslonal I opportunity in the SOUth is far I only --~--..~~~ he s irt 1 St ory B~~~~s 1 ENDS When you call 992-2057 1.00 1.00 BIG SAVINGS ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE I I 1 I I Pick-up ond Delive•y HOME LAUNDRY 330 N. 2nd Ave . Onwneatal Foldin1 Wirer- Middl.,...rt : MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----------. :.·. ::.:.:: ..:. :·~ : : . : ::-.-:·: . :-::::.·: . / ·' ', "'I' ' . .•, ....,...or. Aa the aholl to a di!IO 11'0111111 3:16 p. .... •trooa wlndl . and • bard drlvltw rain hit the Values'To $5.95 PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR MAIN BUSINESS MIDDLEPORT .0. Reg. ~OtlOI I ~ - ·;,I. . -Ponds Perfumed SUMMER COLOGNE MIST 3 LIGHT CAPITIVATING FRAGRANCE Deodorant ONLY .• ..•.• . :: :..•:•:.: ..: REG. 1.00 DEEP MAGIC only 1.25 .·::: Reg. CRE ' 6 CANESI CRUTCHES LISTERINE MOUTH WASH 'Y. 'IllAGE . N. ~ol!d Aft. ' ' FREEZONE Reg. s3e 76~ GILLETTE BRUSH LESS 35~ . ' I' .. . DUTTON HASITI . 59~ only Service: for 29~ CORN Reg. 1.15 ~ ' RUBBING ALCOHOL Lilac, Memoirs, Wood Spice llirgrouDdL : KORDS 16 oz. PERKINS NEW Talc, Body .' l :· 29~ (Limit2) only A~~· ..'1 , •., 45~ KOTEX ' ESHO,PPE · IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' '' \ • • ,, ' THE Nixon's great strength. Mccarthy, lor hi s party, could hardly averaged 5x7, many now are ' i •·.1 ' ·; • HEALTilo TEX ENSEMBLES DR SEPARATES for loyo & Girl• lnfonto Thru B NI!W MI!RCHANDISE fOR IOYS AND GaLS ARRIVING OAILY For, as io the Presidcne)', the sinCe Wallace is going to edt only . '. ' FOR BACK- TO-SCHOOL •raliis ~- w lace enl&nia that has bien widely arily Democratic overlooked aldllttleper<elvod In Nl11011 lifter all. the gene..,J preoc:~tion with the queaUoo ol wha:t he Is going to do 11 1 apoiler in the Prea'dentlal contesL ActUall,y, It may In tho end be the most clear-cut aspect aner aU. deeply into what would have been Don't Skimp on Basin The conteat wu open to all b>llYlduals, regardlell!l of age, who nabed to enter I roui-..meel PI'• -. tractor In one of the tlireo llvlacna. Wlnnero received cash 1 '·· our days - is going to be remotely pq>ular in the South. Humphrey might manage to stagger through to a minority vi ctory in electoral-vote terms in at least some Southern states, • • • Othero taldng part lo the Ciao a C dlvloloo were Dein Bicker, . Whll)ple: Mike Flollor, Mirletta: PhU Steven, Roclney ODd Darrell HODdlchumacher, WhlpP,Ie. ,, Olhero tai<IDg part In ·a.o Claia · B event were Darrell Hlnd~ll- . ' . ...bar oed PhD Steverl. Judges were Gerilll Tuailng. · Gallla work unit eonaervatiQIII~; · Ddn Robloaon. Bucklfo Rurlll · Eloc:trlc eo., andllarcldlloll!lid. i·Central Ohio Breeders Aiaocla. ' lion technician. Ralarians oo duty were Jloser . ~ron, who acted •• - a l · ehllt'tnOD; Bud Carter, NeD Sinden, C. "Mac:~· McGtme~a, W• J. BrOWII and IJuko l!ufiOII. . Richard ()lick) LeldiJ aerVed •• HURR.l'1 - ~ be 1 heavy straight-ticket G. o.P. voti11: that would Inevitably bring in a nwnber ·or new Republican mere presence ot WOUaceln the nee lo removlll8- tlio temi>1111011 oed, rrom the ullfi-<'OO. · servatlve Southern point ol view, the basic reaoOil forgoing over to the n-ulillcanslll,I the Wll'· .,... The iCJIIIInd abDrl' of u Ia that "is would normal'" have be. on ex"' " actly· the •.._r lor·a long atop locoi~T ward In Republican percy's old strate~ to create a truly twoo.> percy syatem below the Pot<onac River. But as the factualposldCHI stands, this is an objective that is surely deferred, if I'd in fact set back, for a lorctimetocome. For no foreseeable Democratic Presidential candidate - either Hubert Humphrey, who is highly likely to win the nomination or Sen. Eugene McCarthy, who might conceivobl,y mak~ It a dipsydocxlle political atmosphere or ., .... . . . Jacklon,-MorJr., BIU,y Fl'l',- Clark, . . . Chi- Roolll, Jalii' C. JoiiiiiCII, MlcbMI Llav· .... Oartla 9dm, llld WOllam that alternative. To put the matter another way, if the prospective Republican Presidential nominee, Richard Nixon, could only campaign in the SOUth Cree of the Wallace me~ ace, it is certain thatthere ..-ould !louse member.s wlthhlm. But tile AWAY EVERY HOUR TO SOME LUCKY PERSON-YOU NEED TO VIIN . NoT BE PRESENT ' • •....,. 14 ODd older who ..... aftiadad I eounll ~ camp. l,ocal .lqo I atlendii!B J11ut Olr ~ dent Johnson and Vlc&-Presldent Ruben Humphrey Is nsvDrlheless rarely disposed to Yote Republican In Congressiooal teotsll some tolerate alter~tlve is pre> vlded lor him. The prel8nt stete ol alfalrs gives him precioely )OUJIIIs). 2,000 pourdl su. DURING DOLLAR DAY$-A NEW Of4E DOLLAR BILL .ILL BE GIVEN llliuoi OYent IInce 11122, I I - gain deDied. · ··~, ,v ocratlc •lll)date ~ p0m-. This i s oil •itpeet of ~ Wal- wh'te labor Yotes ~ ' tuni· ql'cltJ- r lleul La!V, Marietta, pulled 2,000 ,....... 2' for ruritl0n4> hoDora. Cacll W..-d, alae o!Mai-lalll. placed third by p~ ,. · Tho Slate t-H Bo)lo' Camp, m totally hoatlle to the Mtioll&l Democratic parcy under Prest- Buying a small wash basi• for your bathroom hecauoe 11 costs less is False economy. The dllference In prlee Is slight but the roomier bowl Is more connnient for washing. ohampoolng your hair aod dolog your hand lauodry. 01'1. tbat~;;!~~~~~iiji;;;~ VALUES! 810011 asplrorts outoldo In I h e cold. The t,yplclllSOUtllern ultraconaerwtlve who llkes Wallace's views on race and crime and Is . In tile era.. C Dlvlolon, ~thbaratr'B 112 Jobe ~ - ed 2,000 poonda 2'-D'h " , . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AUGUST 2-3 . .;rn; and to leave RepubllcanCongrea- ' l1h ". 10 Boys Attend J'aekson's Mill II hal era ol Sooth CaW oa, c rman of the ..., !lou•• Armed 1""'8 ··""·', . · Sorvleeo ·Commii!Ofl - ore,... ,_ • 1 t1on latlorms niJIII.,. rH ec '"'P ·~ ~-r but also do theI may 1- ''"" ae . not . ptlack Wallt<<>; "V,,ote lleJil.. -"'I • ~---•• .--.. are ........or ......... • •, ".~' ·• ~lng In ~ub.sla~e,lind, .otller,, -~·~ p!oue. wl~ .'"':" as .)'011 m.., Til..'- llil~.d J<l this lo to encour . ·~ ~""""' • ~do -• a•lll ball""age '" spr.... • • ~.. I more' lli<eb ~ ~ . . ..~ •• JUst llie ~r11an • illdU@!rl1il )iorQI """ another year ol~ope \!el>Yed -"' he <'Ould well Uka lrom llieDomtl I ' '·' Something else new is latex enamel paint which has the 1rhoae tractor could pull' thi' lfllloSt IOIAI lor a &lven dlatanc:e. Required dlslance oleach riull was I 0 leo~ In the Class B evoot, Gregoey Becker pulled 1,500 poonda 1'·1" tor top honors. Clllvln Bier. II', Iliac or Whipple, llnlahed.... . 111111. He pull~ 1,500 )IOIIndl 6", · ODd Mike Ward, Mlliietta, placed tldnl b,y pulll!w 1,500 poonds kJo• 1Jl•st Oft' at ' ' .. ' The New Latex Enamel ~··· / . . Object ofthe ConteltWIBtol"! 1.00 One To Custamer ,, bregory ~cker, Lester Smithberger Win Tractor Pulling Contest Honors ' ·· ~~~!'!!"---+------.: Be glad lbere•a ONE mature and Ill· mor y!lllf 111m3 !ather,,but doo't llaUID to him! - H. ' Rotary Event Draws 450 Spectators NYL.ON ·SET ·9112 '46 '3 TABLES 19.7 periCMI In tho family - , . ODdla•• 12.75 Ponder,sa Pine . ,_ BY WJLUAM 'S. WHITE . . The lorme< A11b1m1 c...-r.n- llvl , iV )ll U.0.. !11""~7 re!IPOOn:.!.., ~~ ·wASHINGTON ~ If t h e - or's tblrdi>ar~Y c~ [or alble lor the ....,...rcan ·~· . (leorge Wllllace Is throwing the Preol4ency Ia all but klinng ~aalllllll ' ..,..,Iiiii a kind Of "erou ~• the Prealdentllll campalp Republloan hopea lor what would nlshtmare. The rtJIIOOI ._ oo equlvoclll ooe, threitelllng olllerwiae lillve been aubatarntal are complicated ,but also· very lilt Republican cond!i _ date In the In CoiVfeoaiQnal s'!ltl In ...... t\, . . fl(!lltll but alao quito capal>l, ol '. rn tnd bonier ~rate· .... . .. some or • moot Olllr_!!IICbed ' ushting him Inoni.IMrllyDom- .for what Would have been a genu- and aenl.o.r Domoc , raUc Q!OiQbe , ro ol:_ raUc working-class warda ID llle Jmpetus to an emergtng'two- . Ql a.o HOuse of ~reseiUtlves o-a• . ~ I tho North, one ol Ito elleets Is parcy oyatem In Dixie. !rom the "'"'"' - ou"' men, or · n- "-~·1 dear aDd certain. alreid;y. Indeed, the Wallace specter Is 111uatratlon, IS,,.,.. - - Rl ..,. ., ' LAWN CHAIRS .. . • 1 BY JACK O'BRIAN placed door• oo bathrooms and even In fillet old L<ndoo, pro- Dear Helen: NEW YORK - A !ow !lnll1 bedrooma lor )lot 111ch moments tectloo wao oeeded to keep kooka I have secretly admired a boy memories of a marvolooo trip: of periCMIIII blol08)', out of the royal homestead ... for lour months. I made the mls')'be blrber CHI the ~ ElloaThe Richard Burtma' pu<b' Not at all, lllterpooed oor clrlv- tehe of teiUng lllf mother obout btlh bolotlns Jack Plar admired 'lllllte Rollo boars SWiss Dlolos er, a Mr. Cheek, who explain- him, and now every time 1 yell hl.a face massages (on a caron.. ... Brltlab &~ropean Alrn,yo eer- eel, "Pardon, air, but a.ot lan:t at lllf brother - wbo doaerves In cruloe) 10 much hi decreed vice aloft boa allppod coooldor- Co keep anyoneoot- llnsereet- It- aheoaysll !don, atop wife Miriam aDd daulllller RandY obly but ramalntd coool- In ed oome years 1110 - Co k e e p lighting she'll tell everybodY I ' lllao most Ol1i07 them In hla IICI'· ita reaervatlona - ~ 1 few Prlneeu Margaret ln." like Ibis boy and then It will ' mlllly mille baatloo ... Tha olcl- times"' wereassuredtheplanea All tlloae miles • ....,.. at the get back to him aod everytblns al;yla oblp'a - pool pmhllng 111 - • loid out, then advlaed theatre and who plllllkad Into the wUI be ruined, besides getting · klnpr pneraleo tho amllll for- breatldoaol,y ot tall -mlnutemlr- aeut next to ua but a ~ me teased. . ames of olden IIDIII'Y daya 11 acloa, only Co IIDd we were the old Manhattan aCQ~alntaDce, What do ,... think aboot this? oe& .... Eveo Bln80 baa bl8f,8r only poaaenpro In llrlll clau. Gratcbeo Wrler: who has recov- - BLACKMAILED , cooh prizes .... Old Clinard atallFlne reotaurllllla a10111 o u r ered !rom a minor operation Dear mackmolled: ora ~ stele thq bllllavo Emopean Will': In LoDdoo, theCa- IDd no reatlng !rom bar Iobors I think 1'"'f mother oeeda a ' Glo days or IIIXI!ey Atlaotlc crooa- price, the Rltt Hotel for hmch, in usweet Charley," which has refreaher courae In a4lllt belnso are doomed, eapedail1 with Sowy Grill theatre: and IlNck the LoDdoo laney - r - honor. . lllllll'ancea lblt huge IIIW planao a.o new ohyacrapb>e "Needle" anUy .... More aood reotaurants: WlQr don't yoo and )'0111' brothwiU ollmp pusqora IIIJIIhere ..,.,._ by a.o British postofPtpaplloaln Bellllal,y, haa er aettle in and glve her ·a few . at halt the c:url'llll air !area .... lice has 1 revolvlns AAI.sh reo- ktlllllll tall otondarda ... Campo- obJect leaoocs? - H• . Wo ~ not .... But old .bablta wltb the best view ot dogllo In Florence couldn't be WW cbanga .... Tho 11011 QIOOD I.anclon: aDd a.o _ . . not bad b«ter: l!l'eat paola, line meats, EUIIbtlh n will be a ono-ctua either. warm, aollcltoua aervlce .... ra.. ahlp, aU Ita public rooms availThe llallollpormnentdangled aetto's In Rome remains a lo1 Tiles for Walls obit Co any paosqor, hcnnvor Ita lop hooor, the Commlllda- forever ... Hostarla doll Orm · Aalnezpenalve way to :omall hll!are. , . ' ofm- Cora dl daii'OH!ne CHI tho ample Ia the chic reotaurant_ln 1!.9..me ~len 11'.0 areaa Ia wllb OD CIUl' ·erontar, a pair c1111t of MGM Pre•. BGb O'llrl- bf· !ai-, Iavllh decor ~ 1!\il!lfl' i!lf-adbilililtvlnyllllea. Tbey :tlquo llllllllllo• ~ a ..... ., and acado ollllp llalloll 1110- lng CIOII!urlea old whetern n.ti ~ Paiiltiii.rly good near jPle of D!Ceiy ~ 'lllda had vlom.. wore there 1o praise pomed oome ol hla "Difei-Do'i"·-llle .:tto9il' beeauae !bey can -ked loto Flrot Clau )lot to him. end 'IIIIIch Ialor aulrered aaocrt- be waabr ~~~ rer,aledly wllh pwk, llld domandod lhqbe ... otEY• two IUcceoafUI rum pro- ed IIICCOOB, ranging !rom a cole- IOIP or • rgen · od; the Cllllcera bod to, - · - ducora 111cb as Cerlo PI:Jntl and br- IDclent hl>lae of lasclno. ~ roblctantiJo .... The l.andoa DlnD do Laurontlla cllplomatlclll- Uoo to opln Ita CUI'I'«<t guataiaaolcal oomed7 WI crlnpd at In ly cloobd G!olr IVIffday loud 1orW opt- ... Ill Blue Ber ' cotumo earlier tlda week na for tho O'Brl., brood-breaking CHI tha ground noor Ia a al;yUab ·.''CIIUrbury Tlllet" rtplele · .... Tbt 1!111110111111 who PlfiCHI· hanprt with ,.Uet JllloiC, pd Illy hooted Glo reeeptiGo a n d clrlnko, and DOOe of the lfllll'k· idlh ocatolGIIeal ani! ODd - . . parhapa IDter- dlmor, Jolin Portacorl, a moot 1ng dlocolek noloe lhroatenlnl •1111111 lo I plumber but dreaf, popillar rum llaure CHI - lldea eo hor1 Rome opln ... '!'be bet111 4llll Ill Ita ovarllllt.d Wlpr- of a.o AUantlc, remlllDs a de- ter Roman daDcera ID Gloat dl.. lir ... Clvilllltloo IIIWI11 hal. llihl6ill,y oolm1111 leUow .... Ha coteko are far more Jnventlve' waa In Now York m Pearl Har- 1y gracelul than their New York bor Dol IDd 11 ao llallaD eltl- counterparts: ODd tho nmalc zen, Interned a daf Dr two lot- Is )!at u bad. or .... Elpoellq rel-momentarliJ, Jolll cldn't-etlrleoda South African farmers use rllllln& !rom lhe White H 0 u 1 e birds for forecasUng wealber. dolm, but aa time dawdled along 1be abrlll cry of lbe osprey Is ODd be atiU remolned under ar- usually beard several days Co hla before rain. rell, hi eaUed .Plllllt by lllll1lllnl to seed tele- · lavltlng bla c1oae lrleoda . PT. PLEASANT - Tal boya · (Jncllodlng cabinet mombor1, CIA ' ' lrCIIII M11m Cowl~¥ were 11110111 boaa WDd BID DolloYan, Poot. . ' 11110 -.diDg a.o state t-H l!oJI' malller Genorlll Wllllrer, etc.) i'Ju.., lao! week at Jockbl' ollill. . lo -a "cocktail periJ" Jolm aomain !-..e of tha camp IIIIUIICOd -.1 be held at his •iJ,\ 1•1 ciiiiOI of lntereot to boy&, tbOIHUlTenl dip - Ellen baeloeted lhrea lond .... II worhed- John cl111101 to attond tlmluillout tho ahort1y na odlangtd In 1111 ..,..a. In 111c1t arou u aporia, ftrlll diplomatic - olthe war. DriYIDi arouod l!UckiDaltam explorotlon, loader' • ahlp, mUitar7 service, collqe Pllace, we noticed tho huge bar. ..... - . oufplll Clmp!D& IDd bod - wire pnleetloo atop lhe barbtcUins. I ·wallace Killing'· GOP .i_n .o.· ld South '' ' ,._ can I 1bx1 a wile, wllb ' a dlualller Uke JGU'I'' Holen, 1 111111 Co be •del!'her. MY !ather dl....-oes wltb mr plw. Ha doe•'t Willi me eo pt 'iibove a "C" IIi ldlool 'ba· cauae, ''II won't help f'"' be . ·papular aild lind a boy." My teadlora oDd I tlmluill a . lot of tr<d>le pltlng him Co sliD lllf ocbodule!orel&lllllgrado boeauae It Included some adYlllced claaaea. catb,y, a re111 lllllnpr, and a.o aame qil aa ~ Ia hi~ I d o I, ..., tbouth abe Ia becom1J>s a wild kid. He keeps aaklng wb1 rm not Ilko bar: "WilY are lllf aklrlol011181' end IIQ'markshllber'l'' One daf he hoord that she and I were oo _.tte lidos om a debotecmteenapllliiQ[dng.drlnkIns ODd ..._ He was furlouo and aaktd why I didn't grow up and 1111 with the modem tlmoo. What ahould I do?- P.H.M. Dear P: Voice along Broadway -pit .' - The Dilly SoQI!~ PC!1110roy·~ o., Thuradlf, Auljlot11 ~968 .. By "Somellow, it doesn't ripht to '- tallrillf o6out tire ptOIIHms ol tire plrettot, wiiH 'fOII'tt dms«< ht tlrcrt get-upl" • ' .Helen :~eip ..-· Us••• Helen~,.~_: t.. !llllllltNIA:Ioc.~~ '' . / • • ... • 16Asscried -~~· . ' ' �I . Susan Winters . ' Ceonlhued from Pace I) · ._. . Pernment to pick up ~ los10s trom city rials. A • ...,.,. #SO million llmd woold lit eolobllshiMt 1D IUbaidize a . ~ :•' _ . _am o1 bilh risk ~ - ..ardini asalna .t :::::- lllrrlcanes and oGler l~lllitutions: ' .., ,. Will . Sloan Winters, an 18-yeaN>Id . who entered the contest iln a ~ '· . •.• ( ' T~olr . •. f ?' dare, la1tnightwu erorined Miss Gallla CoonfJ- Queen, 1961t When Mlaa ,WIJUrs received the crown from Mlas Fee El&el, last year's queen, she Aid, "I am atunned, and a little hurt lor the oGler sJrla because !hey wore all so pretl;y Ind. ao'niee." SUsan is the daughter oflolr. -and Mra. cart Willlero, RIO> Grallle, all! represented Gallia Aeadomy HJsh School in the cOJ>o tes~ She haa been a member of Savings powero to raiu capital by lsiiiiiiOI ~ oecurltles. This I¥Pe of lnlllitution• a lending _.ra also woold be broadened 1D allow loans up to $5,000 lor llovlna moblle borneo ond oeme permanenUy attached home 8Cioi4Jment such as air condition. lng and heatins. N.., Cities: The scvernment woold (!Uaranlee up to $50 million In private financing lor IIQ' single American I B.Y PAT HOUCK .... 'loon lnlllitutions woold set - (Standings Queen of GaDia Jr· .,: damqe. 'thi:lll 5 - '111e Dally Senllnol, l'llllleroy-~ the Harris Harvesters new community. The 1881'01!8te ootstanding g u •· nnteea lor Ill projects coold DOt exceed $250 mUlJon. Land sales: New safeguards MRS. GEORGE CARSON, New Haven, receives a $100 check frcm Jack Ambrose, manager of the Pcmeroy Kroger store. Mrs. carson is the first major prize winner here in would be started to protect the CIJirtDany's current contest. properi;y buyers against misre~ I preBalllatlon when they bu.Y lond lhmlgb the mall. Pu.bUc housing: Increases the IUihorlzation lor the existing public housing program by $400 million. Urban programs: Authoriza. a ... are Increased lor model cities by $1 billion, urban renewal for $1.4 billion and also GPlnded for exsiting programs ol water and sewer projects, mass transit and open land IMQ>Ing. Alfred Pearson Romnev Ras Carpenter .! nea()e Plan News, Notes rl T7 p .cor " ietnam MIAMI BEACH (UP!) - Gov. George Romney called today for a RepOOUcan platform pledge to broaden the Vietnam peace talks by brtogtog in other nations with a stake In "neutralbatlon" ot &lutheast Asta. The Michigan governor, who wUl be a favorite son eandldate for president at next week•s GOP National Convention, told the con ~ Dies Wednesday vention platform committee that uwe are now making the same basic mistake In oor ellorts ro nesot1ate a polltical peace settleRL 1, formerly of PL Pleasant, ment that we made In the tlrst _died UJlOlii)Ociedl.Y Wednesday at place by plunging Into 111ia land 7 p. m. at his home. war in Asia. He was a pilot for the Elk "We are proceeding unilater~ l'owilw Co., a veteran of World ally in seeking peace just as we Wu D aDd a member of the acled unilaterally in ta1t1ns lni· Church ot Christ ln Herdersoo. t1al military action/' he said. He was born May 14, 1925, at Romney was111elastmajorwitGallipolis Ferry, son ofOdenand ness as the 102-member com~ Esther Austin Pearson, of Pl mlttee, h-d by Sen. EYerett _Pieaaant. M. Dirksen of Dllnols, wound 1111 IUs parents survive, as does four days of public hearings. The & aon. Urdis W, Pearson, Henplatform writers now ~ behind iter suo, IDd seven staters, Mrs. clooed donrs ro beght drafting .Charles Clark and Mrs. p a u 1 a document ror convention action Harrison, botll of Pl. Pleasant; next Jte&k. PT. PLEASANT - Allred L. Pearaon, 43, of Jackson, Otlio, .·Mra. GeorP Mayes, Henderson; ·Mra. Roy Temlinsoo, Ghent, K,y.; VIrgil N~, Nitro; Mrs. Rllpb Ferrell, Oillllcothe, and Mrs. Jolm Rouah, Riehm~ . Mrs. dlle, Ohio. Funeral services wW be sat. 1U'CIQ, 2 p. m., In the Cr<M~Hua.11011 Funeral H1111e with Eupne ZeAl olllcilllng. . Bllrlal wiD be in Kirkland Memorial Gorden. Friends ...,. coli at ~ funeral home after 5 p.m. 'LBJ Assails Price Hikes I'JT'i'mURGH (UP!)- - Presidont Joi1nJon aa&llied Bethlehem !leel's blanket price Increase as .,unreasonable'' Wednesday. He dld not rule out the pos&ibU- I 2-Hour Bethlehem steel, the naUon'a DRY QEANING SERVICE · No. 2 producer, was the only 1 company to II'IDOWice an acrou1 111e.IJoard bike !oUowlng asree- !UPON REQUESTI ment on a Our UICNI Good Clunl .. Rollinson's Oeaners visited with Mr. and Mrs. Otho Gregory, Hamdenl and Mrs. Geneivra Foster, local. Other guests at the Gillogly home were Mr. and Mrs. Miller Wilsoo, Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier and Susan, Gallipolis, alii Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and family, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Estel Kirby, Ronnie aid Donnie, Elizabeth- ton, Tenn., are spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert stoo~ f'rank ShUtz Is convalescing satisfactorUy in Logan Memorlal Hospital from injuries r~ ceived in an automobUeaccidenl Mr. and Mrs. DoMld Jones, Nelsonvtlle, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey on saturday, Mr. alkl Mrs. W, J, SWett, Mi<J. dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and ramtly,Pomeroy, new contract by the ateel indolllrl' and the united Steelworkers Union. The qreemeot, reached Tuesday, will cost the todustry an elllimaled $1.5 billion durlng the 110111 three years. Coleman GAS FURNACE lit Furn1n Pwfonn~nc. ,., Low Cle~ranct lnshf11tlons t'or u.se with: • B.lend-Air 3%" ef, 5 or 8" conventional perbnets5Yitemo • A11 conventional rectangular duet three years and was theonly soprano in Class A who receh"ed a 1 rating last spring. Her dress visited with Mr. and Mre. Walter Swett. The- wedding anntversarl' ' ol Mr. and Mrs. W. L SWetland the birthday of Cindy Deed)' were celebrated. · Am011g those from this area who attenJed the Jeffers' ReUI'IIoo In ChllUcoGle Clll' Park on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. WilUam Cheadle, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and lamlly ,Mr. ond Mrs. Heed Jetrers, Mrs. Beulah Cordray, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers and lamlly, Julia Barlllas, and Mr. alii Mrs. Lavern Jordan aJXI chUdreiL CLEVELAND- 1HE CONTROVERSY OVERMayorC8rlSidloa' performance In handllng last week's rlota In the eut side Glenville area baa mobUized citizens to hold mass -.ws. Tuesday Dlsh4 about 200 policemen's wiveo mot to blast the "They're the three atcxwes." c r i = Chi';~ DireciOl' Joseph McManaman, and Joyce Church, HanDan Tnce es- : •m:ted by John Clary; Kathi , Clark, Kyger Creek, escorted by : Charles Leach; Marlene Fraley North Gallla, eacorted b,y F r 0 ,j Deeli GleDna Kemper~ H a 0 n 1 0 Trace, eaeorted by Rfck;y Evans; and Mal')' Beth Schult>, Southwestern, e1cotled by Hal Fulka. Miss Eiael was escorted b.YMike Dulry. dress trbnmed in lace. Beck,y1 ·, lather, Dick Lakin, has been a member of the beard ofclirectoro of the tair for many yearL North GalllL Her dress was a yoliOII', _hlglH!ecked, Ions sleeved dress. She said 4-H "ork liad · rounded out her clw.racter aniSe• lightened her llle. Her escort was · Donald Brolrnlng. . other candidates and escorts were Judy Buroette, SOutmreat- ern. escorted b,y WoodyPerr<>ud; .... 1 . STYRO-FOAM : F-RI. SAT. JUGS . INSULATED ' .. STYRIJ.FOAM PLASTIC CUPS BAG OF 20 , REG. ~9c .. Now llano& Honey & Sollhum, Too! r; . :· , ~' -r: __ . ~ -Rea. 39C 20"- . .N OI-······. .. · .· ,.. ' .. ·auvs,J,_ : 53e · vinyl carry-oll, wl111 · ' llY !iJ'U CAMEN ' UPI ~~ Wrtter Pro !CIOtbaU moveo Indoor• l!Ou""" tonlllhl 1110 OlieH moot 111e Waahlngton ROdildno at the 1).~ to klclt orr tho first ,.,..kand of ill!llbltloo play, Al80 '"' ~ tonisbt 11 a claah at Allaholm, Coli!., betWeen tllo Loa Angeleo Ramo and the NOlr Orleaila IIIIIJta, Both tile Ollero and lledlkl.na are _.eoo lb lind the golnr a bit lrld<y when 111sy take to thO Astrodome's carpel-like plaalic aur!ace lor their lnier..Uvlalon ' club. ., t.-.rf 'hal been to do atnnse thlnge to hotll man and boll, 'aa · any National Lnpie baaeball ·clbb 'will read\b' te~. -Football playera "~'" -clod to oiCIII"' Ita allppel:j> ..... both tonisbt ond dUrinJ· the repllar .\merlcan Fooil>lll Lealll8 season the "Astrodome will aene •• tile ..w bomo of the Ollers. Beathard Leado onors llooaton, dolendlng AFL Eastern Division cbampion, will go ¥ ; ( DURIJ.C~L ' . S,Onge& Cim.lnatlon . Both For . 2.29 .fLOOR 'CLEANERS · AND WAXES placed on 111e reserve Ust 1D another aoa8011. brinl the club' a ro.oter cmm lit Morrla, 32, WhO oet a NatioDal the r0Qdred"60 piO¥erl. Fooil>ali Leo&U• record with 93 Both Jones and snow are recflllllona dUrinl the 1984 domandlns pay rllseo, even · oeason, aald a recurrlns sroin thoUgh thsy are currently II\!Ur1 and talluro of aurpry to under llllftlpie':Yoar contracts. entirely eorrect a knee lnjucy Morris Redres led to hil doclaion to retire. The Cblcaso Beara loot In addltiOII to tonight' • two Yeteran paaa.:atcher. .Jollllll' gameo, the !lrot wool<en>l ol Morris throuB)I retirement Wed- exhlbltiOII pl11 !Indo the Green oesday, wblle John Gordl', tho Bay Packaro meeting the Ali-Pro olfenalvo »tard ol .the College All-llara at Cblcaso Detroit Lions, daclded to Frlc111 night, w!rlle the !oliowposlpone retirement and play Ins night, BeiUmo•e meets Oakland, Cbicaso plays Dallas, with No. I QUal'lel1>aell Pole Bealhar4, bot Wa8ldilsiDn wili alternate r...,rves Jim N!DOWiki led Jlati7 · Theollledei ill tho ' oi&nal,eolllng ipot. Soailf Jurgon- -~ .Redaklna' otartlns QJarterl!ack, lo recoverlnB trom an oll-eealllll operlllion 011 blo elboW and 11 oxpe<ted to miss 01 the eshibltlon ....... The Rami wiD take oo the Salllto minoa the oervlces o! hoidoota David Jones ond Jack Snow. Jones, an AII~Pro defenllve end, · mel &Mrw, the Rams' otartlns split end, have been most Orloles beat U1e came back ln tile second game ... ..., ond the World Series, h , :i::1•. with a 11>1!11 attack, leaturlns and he displayed It age1o Cleveb. indians 4-2, the New homers by Roberto Clemente Lou Brock Is a periOIIable Wednesday night when he York Yankees stopped the ond Donn Clendenon and also """" man WhO llts eaatly Into ICOI'ed the li!m~ng run trom Boston Red Sox 7.3, the Chicago pulled a triple PlaY as llo<:k m. White Sox ootslugged 111e New York (Bahnoen 9-7) at Bo•· hla orr....... work lor the • aecond baae on • oeventh-lnning Minnesota Twins 12-8 and the FJlia received credl~ !nr his IDn (Morehead 0~). 7:30 p.m. omaha Clwnber ol Commerce bunt by J\lllan Javier in a 3..2 second victory. but the !act II 111at he waa victory over the Phlladel!lhla Oakland Athledcs "'ept· the On1y games schedlied Ernie Banks hit the 459th and Cllllomla Angels4-land4.3. made In the nK~ld o1 Enoa Phlla. Friday's Gamea 460th h.omers or his career and Aaron ~rko Braves Slaughter ond Papper Martin. "Home plate was open so I Detroit at Mlmesota, nilllrt Hank Aaron drove in all three Billy Williams and Jim HickSlaughter ond Martin were decided to JlD," explained Brock Wash vs. Chi at Mllw, night man also homered for the Cubs, swashbuckling heroea or St. after the game. i•I just kept m Atlanta runs llith two double• who dealt Denny Lemaster hi1 Oakland at Cleveland, night and a _.mgle as the Braves Baltimore at New York, night Loula Cardinal teamo thai goinJ and I made II.'' handed rookie star Jerry 11th defeat. Ferguson Jenkins became lam<lus ao Gas Houae· Stealo SecOtld Call! at Boston, 2, twl-alght allowed only three hits and Ganga in the 1930's and 1940's. The dozzllng pill)! came alter Kooaman hio alxlh loss ageinst struck out seven in raising his They were tough cookies who Brock singled llith one oot off 14 Yietorles. Aaron's third run Major Lea(!Ue Standinp balled In of the game was the record to 12-10. B.Y United Preaa lllternallonal ran the bases hard and rtU1'ly Woody F1')'1111111 and stole second 1600th or his career and he now Reliever Frank Unzy walked !ailed to take adventnge or baae lor hia 27th lhe!l of 111e National League Bob Bailey with the bases Oiled baa 2, 723 hits. MUt Pappas went aea1011. W, L. Pet. GB ravalst lapaes. Brock showed lila! 1181110 Julian Javier, bonting lor a 7 1.3 lminP to •.,..,.. his to Coree in the tie-breaking nan Sl. Loulo •.•.. 70 38 .660 during a five-run eight-inning record at 7-7. Clndnoatl .... 53 46 .525 14\'J lnoplratlonal dash last year, bit, puahed the boll down the Gorey Arrigo pitched a five- rslly that brought the Dodgers' dUring the Nllllonai Lea(!Ue third base line ond catcher Clo,y oltlanta . ..... 55 Sl .Sie 15 Dlll')'lllple, third baseman 1'0111' hitter for hlo seventh llin and Jim Grant his fifth victory of Cblcago • . ..• 54 &2 .509 16 Taylor and Fcynian COIII/ersed Mack Jones homered tor the the season. The Dodgers scored San Fran. . •• &2 .500 17 on lt. There was no play at Redo, WhO raked Bob Moose the five runs on two hits, rour Plttllburi!ll ..• 51 54 .486 18\'J The semi-Onll match In the tlllrd but Javier ollwed u he and two auecessors for 13 hits walks, a wild pitch, a passed Philadelphia •• 48 55 .468 20\'J Syracuse Pony League Tourloll the batter' a box and in tllelr opener. The Plrateo ball and an error. New York ..••49 58 ,.458 21\'J nament between hoot SyracuO#l Fcyman thrtni to llrll for the Los Angelea , .47 58 .448 22\'J and Dowler's Tranamiaolon'- putout Houston ••••• 45 80 .429 24\'J ,.., J10s1ponedWedneadaye... But Brock, I'OUlldlng third at Wednasda)"o Rosulto nins because of riiiL top ~. aaw thai the plate Cblcago 6 Houalon I The cooteat hao been was IIJIIUI1'ded ond never ClnclmaU 8 Pitta 2, Ill, twl- rescheduled lor Frlc111at 8:30 s t o p p • d l'1Uilllns until he nii!hl p. m. and theEaatern vs. Pom· . Pittsburgh, 10 CiDclnnatl I, 2nd eroy game plamed lor toclayat St. Louis 3 Phlladolpbla 2, night 6:30 p, m. Ia still on aa provbia.r and etrock out Coor lor ' Atlanta 3 New York 2, night loolly slated. bio 13tll vlclor)'. Los Ans 6 San Fran 3, night • • Three In The Sixth The Atlantn Braves nipped Today'o Probable Pitchers tho New York Meta 3..2, the CINCINNATI (UP0 II Clemtlnte' s homer, with M.att1 All" Tlmea EDT CbiCIIIO Cubs downed the 100111ed as thooill the Cincin- Alou :-·~· ·\ret, sent the Pirates Pittablji'IJit (Silk 4-3) .at CinFight Results Houalon Aatroa 6-1, 111e Pitta- nllli Redo and Pittaburl!ll PI- ahead 2. ' In tho loorth Inning. clnnatl (Malonay 9.6) 1:30 p.m. · · ' B7 United Preoo Jntornatlonal ' Atlanta (Britton U) at New LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI).... burgh Plrala• beat tho Clncin- ratea were taking turns hwnUI- 11aey added three more in the sixth. one on Clendenon's ho. York (Cardwall ~). 2J>,m. Ernie Lopez, 151, Loa Anaoloo, ·natt Redo 10-1 alter an 8..2 loss sting each other. ond the Loa Anseles Dodier• T h e Redo started slapplng mer, wbile sending Rit<:hle to HouoiDn (Dierker 9-10 or Gl· outpointed POlo Corona, 152, topped the San Francisco Glante tbeir goests lor 13 hils ond ell!ltt the sho'rlen. ~~~~~ 6·10) at .9!1!¥' <NI!kro Malleoli, Mel. (10)• 8.3 in other llJill-1 Lea(!UO ; rons in tile ftrll game o! their · Ted Abernathy, the last ol pmeo. "" - l e h - r Wednesday night. t h r e e Red hurlers, allowed 2 DEL Ill the American Lea.., the But in 111e nightcap, the Buc- two runs in the eighth and three Phlladolphls (Jamoo ~ 7-35 TRONTO, llab" (UPI)- 8alvaDetrolt Tigers doleated the caneero staged a 10-1 uprls~ more in the ninth when the j.m. • . tore a.rrunl, 118, outpointed W'lllblnston Senators w the to the dlamay of 111e home ~est team bunched four hits, in~ San Franclleo·(!larlcbal 11-1) Franoo Zurlo, 118 (15}. • team. cludlng a cb.J.ble by Alou and a --------Gorey ~lgo reatrlcled the ·, at Los Anpteo (Dryadalo 12· triple by Clendonon. ' 8), II p.m. lnlemationll Lealll8 Slendlngs Pirates to live bits In the !trill The Reda' lone score came In Fridii,Y'I Ganjoa THINCLADS COMPETE B.Y United Preas Jnternatlonll pme, picking up hls oeventh tlle first. inning, but they man..Cincionllli st Atlanta; ni81t NEW .YORK (IJPO- A liveW, L. Pet. GB victory agalnol six losses. The aged to gain nine hits off \tie vlctocy waa also the lith In a ' Cblcago II !L LoUlo, night man lfll8ll headed by world Toledo •••••• 61 45 .575 visiting hurlers. "Phlladel!lhla at lloutlol\, lllabt record holder 1'oml.>io Smllb of Columbil& • • • ,52 47 .525 5\'J 13,pme span lor the Reds. The teams end their current The Reds jumped on loaer New York at !.01 An& lllabt san JoA, caur., leoYOI tonight JackiiOIIvillo. • ,53 48 ,525 5\'J series tonight in a Ue-breaker .: Plttlburl!lt st San Fran, ni&ttl lor .. lnternatloOa1 track .... Becbtater • , •. 54 49 .524 5\'J Bob Moose for four runs In the at Crosley Field. llrst lonlng, ' wben everythlng field meet in London Saturday. Syracuse • • • •48 52 •tao 10 Jim Malonsy (9~) was schedwent 111'0118 !or the Pirates. uled to horl against Pittsburgh's Smltll holds recorda l.n tho 200 Bul!alo • • • • •49 55 •471 11 Cfndmad bunched loor bill ond 400 melar and 220 ond UO- Loulavllle .•.. tS 56 .482 12 Tommie Sisk (4.3). yard l'lllll. Richmond • • • . 45 58 .453 lt'h one a double bY JobmY Bench - llilh o walk ond two errors. Olhera In tllo troupe include W-oday's Re&ulta A double by 1'0111' Perez ond mUer 1iem Belr of Kenl Stele, JacksonvUle 5 SyracuiO 2 a lingle by Tommy Helma gave mlddlt distance rumor John RlcbmOnd 4 Rochester 2 the Redo a !11th run In the third Percy o! the Marines .... Columbol 13 Bullalo 3 toning, and thsy picked up two oprjJjorl AnliY Bat! of Allier!- Toledo 4 Loulavllle 0 more In the llfth. . can J,J. led Wayne Collette of Jones• Sixth Homer UCLA. One or tbole runs was Jones' slxtb homer ol the season off BUI Henl')'. The home team '"'""d 1111 tlleir aeortns In the IOVenth whon Lee ltiJII' doubled ond later came home oo MatDY WUla' wild throW to tile plate. Pirate runa came in the fourth lmlng they buncbed three of their live hits wllll a ucrl!lce lly to oco,..., The nll!lttcllll was all Pittsburgh • .,...... •• Roberto Clomoote and Donn Clendenon oocked homers lor a 10-1 acllpBy FRED DOWN UPI Sporta Writer Pirates Capture ro;=.:.;:=·.:: Ntg.htcap 10 to 1 Two Sopth . PIayers Hurt . u.s. Easiest Way to Lovelier Rooms . •· ' 7 Bot-•• Cheat., & Po..oroy BAS COMPANY PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE WDRLD1S HANDIEST WHOLE-HOUSE COOLING DEVICE: We call It a Telephone ( tel 1-e-f6n) INSTRUCTIONS FDA USE: 1. Lift part@trom part@. Place part@ near yQur ear. 2. Dial@ the Gas Company. The number is 992-5192 . 3. Tell them you want whole-house Gas air two rellenra to end tile Redo' wlmlng atrea1<. conditioning ... for about $14 a month ..• nothing down. 1- ~' ~1, aided by a triple . ROYAL OAK PARI The Pirates picked up 16 bits, poundlnl Ioaar J11 Rltdde and p~ay; f There are a mUllon exciting eJI)erience• to be had at ..... to:· !;!·~e::ftti!~~JI' ~ · ·· s'l~' siiiillTfo llve-Came PATIO .TABLEt · REG. · ·1~}9 s "ow·· . BORED WITifYOUR ROUTINE? Break away lcr a •ho~:W" and drive out ro Ro7ai Qak Park. El\!07 the c111 aw!Jn. mins. llahlns, plcnlckiJw or just plain ••'Ins In the great outdoors! YOUR Cards Post 24-6 Mark During July ~ BRUCE WATERMELOH TOMATOES CANTALOUPE HOHEY DEWS PEACH!!_,_ C:llEEN BEAN$ SWEET CORN 37~ BUCKETS HAT Rt~ular 99c • SWEET AHD HOT PEPPERS S REG. 1.67 NOW••••••••.•• A fla~·o~clal d~ton fromthreecll1ool....,tl0118 reached 78. ery gas u~• Arenlllnslantly burned to death Dish! sons Wednesday In a Bladon wagon in thericinill' of the YOI....,., ~ dead included the broGler of Coata Rican ....,.eaaman and a San Joae cit,y councilman. FRESil IT MOORE'S belo~e~~~~:TA m~A- MT. ARENAL,av<ic1110 aUent since over wide areas of~ =~co,JlUil1)eddeedlygaaeauda 0 hea into nai!Otlll moornlng. co today and fiiiiiWed COSta Rica Home Grown ·. POMEROY :;;;.;;:;:;::::;;:::::::::::::=::~~;;;~~~"!".:~=~!J SEATTLE, WASH. - POIJCE BROKE UP TWO houro of !Ire and rock throwing In 111e predmlinantly Negro centnl area sday night Iller oil available omcers moWd Into the dl tr1ct. More thaD 50 persons were arrested. aSix amaU llreo, includlns a drug alore hit by Mlllotov coc:kllila ondfi a private motorcycle aetlllame, were 'l'lckly extlnsulahed by remen. Damace was minor. · COLUMBUS - GOV. JAMES A, RHOIJ§, Ohio'o l.norlte..., to the Republican NaUOIIII Coovenaon, d - u lor Mllml Beaeh fl1.. day afternoon, acconu>anled by lour membera of hlo 1amt1y Rhodeo, his 18-7eorodd donsbter• .,._ '"'-· hla -•- ·,_ Dl ek Moore and Jotm nc1 •3 • ............ , Port Sandra Rhod01 Jacobs are acheduled to 1-.YO sat 2 P. m. and arrive In florida at 5 p, m. 5 third rumerlt). · She repreaerrted =I:W The sources here and in MD.ocow &old tho dellant Czech flll1l reformers and their III8I'Y former Kremlin maatero ·--~•- ha agreed ro diaagree and ....... ...,........,. "' tw· -" a.__. to irOtl ext tholr dl!ferencea 1.n later 'Lrll-on meetiaga. · GoiSIL ..."'!!'lllll!itoJ!!• week. Wednesday, Negro repreaentaliwo of foor ghetlo improvement organizlllions called lo< • mass rally to be held Friday l ''-rt 01 the mayor. They sold thor would "deallli111 the ~eta; the black peace" - U.t nl&ht laat week when Negro leaders were given the reS~><~~~&ibiUIJ of queiUns a rial that le!IIO doed the nlsill belore. AI the BIOle arne, leadero of nine civic ond rellsloua orpnl :Sttona In .~e cit,y signed a statement Jlqiqr ~-ruu ''~~port., r~ mayor in the name of law and order." ,:RNA NAD TISOU, CZECHOUiOLVAKIA _ 1HE lour-clay own meetllll bttw- Czech led Soviet CUnmunlot loederoln the local movie hou8e has at least lemjJorarlly IIIIUed the ~ or saidRuiSlan today. armed inbarventloo in thlo ........... ,.. ·-· uuonn:ed aourcea FOR NECKLACES EARRINC:S BRACELETS Oilers ·Redskins Oash Tonight :02 Janel Toler, 16, daushter o! f''::=~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Toler, was RtdU(tdll . o. . was also white lace. Her escort was wu~ Moore, Middlepor4 a junior at Ohio Unlverailjr, · second runne,r..up was Rebecca Lakin, daughter of Mr. and lolro. Richard· Ltkln, who is presently in hor ninth year In 4-11 C 1 u b wcrk. Mlsa Laldn wore 1 pile blue The wives bitterly criticized Clll' llalllor pulllllil wbite pollee and National Guardsmen out ol the lr<dlled area lor - night last W. ltiAIIl·PI)M!ROY 992-2582 HARDWARE . SUiall W"111ten: Jr. Fair Que4!n Poll.,: MIDWAY ' ALSO IN COLEMAN FURNACEs .: ~flew-For Baaemenh or Clotet . ··~&-wnflow-For cloHt or alcove J Horizontal Flow-For attic ' Garage or Crawl Space 9112·2511 :!r:U':'~~ s:::: wstems ' REGULAR 1.00 TO 3.95 VALUES Creek HJsh School. Karen Is the daushter ollllr. and Mrs. George Sllamblln, Cheshire. She plans to enter nurses trainlng Iller graduation l'rom high school. She attended the Ohio staleSoloconteat :~~~~?i~i ~?~~~~=:!~!i!?:r::~i:;:?;~~;::~~~I~~?:~:~:~:i;::~;t!=?it~{~i:~=~=;:::~ ~: :;~:i:::;:r::~~::::~:}r~:r;:~:i:~:~:;: c'oJumbu pcnmeter 8)'stem WYUHO l BIG TABLE First runner-up was Karen Shamblin, representing Kyger . handlo. Yellow ond tur- Low Boy , 59·N.2nd4¥e, · tor nine News ... in Briefs :i~tion. A WIWe cannot breathe un. derwater. years ond i1ld a lead~ r<il In ucaml:val" presented by theGA-HS chci.r last year. She wore a white lace dress, styled with a rutDe at the neck· U.ne am sleeves. Her accessories were yeUow. SUsan was the last to join the sroup or caildidates because she had modeled a 4-H sewlrc project In the style •'- Immediately preceding the queen cmtest. Her esoort was Roger Harrett. B.Y United Presa lnteL'IIltionll 111' thal111e government might retaliate by llithdrawing defense Friday. COtllracto fr<>m the atee1 rtrm, The Pros!- did not mentloo the selective prlee increases an> FATAL CRASH MONROE, Ohio (UP0 - A nooncecl by U.S. Steel ond other two' • truck crash here Wednea.. producers. sugglllllingthatthead. day' kiUed Lathan Poters 28 ministration finds them accepIbn t table. . '-The Bethlehem Steel increase Is onreaaonable and just should not be permitted," Pres!doni John1011 told a news emference in Wallblnstoo. .... SWven Gillogly, Athens, spent a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly. They Dudlt(:s, Florist ~e W. L. Pet. GB Detroit .•.•.n 39 .625 Baltimore ..••57 45 ,559 7 Clovliand •• , .58 t8 .547 8 )lOalon ••••• ·~' t8 .525 10\'J Ookiand .••.• 53 51 .51~ 12\'J Nt!w York •••. 48 52 .480 15 _Mioneaota , .• 48 54 .471 18 :CIIHornla • , .tS 55 .488 I~ Chicago ••• , .45 55 .450 18 Waablnston . • .36 84 ,360 27 Wednesday's Re&ulto Nn York 7 Beaton 3 Baltimore 4 Cleveland 2 •Datrolt 4 Waahington 0 Cblcago 12 MIMeoota 8 Oaklond 4 Coli! I, Is!, twl-nlgtrt Oakland 4 California 3, 2nd Today' s Probable Pitchers All Times EDT Chicago (Flaher 5~ at Mime· ~ala (Percy 7-6), 2:30p.m. . Waoblngton (Coleman 6-12) at Detroit (l.ollch 7.7), 8 p.m. Baltimore (McNally 3.8) at Cleveland (Tiant 17~. 7:30 p. • 0.,, TlllradaY, Au&ust I, I~ nolebed hll tiocond win In bla llrot.llll)or atart, bot ........ bt1P f'rolli to.year-Gld ~ Face alter leoving the ·, In tiMI elaltth wlih a lame heel. ' . . COM£0N IN ••• LET US SHOW YOU All 111 N£W.COLORS IN Go ahead, tell them now. Cool itl �I . Susan Winters . ' Ceonlhued from Pace I) · ._. . Pernment to pick up ~ los10s trom city rials. A • ...,.,. #SO million llmd woold lit eolobllshiMt 1D IUbaidize a . ~ :•' _ . _am o1 bilh risk ~ - ..ardini asalna .t :::::- lllrrlcanes and oGler l~lllitutions: ' .., ,. Will . Sloan Winters, an 18-yeaN>Id . who entered the contest iln a ~ '· . •.• ( ' T~olr . •. f ?' dare, la1tnightwu erorined Miss Gallla CoonfJ- Queen, 1961t When Mlaa ,WIJUrs received the crown from Mlas Fee El&el, last year's queen, she Aid, "I am atunned, and a little hurt lor the oGler sJrla because !hey wore all so pretl;y Ind. ao'niee." SUsan is the daughter oflolr. -and Mra. cart Willlero, RIO> Grallle, all! represented Gallia Aeadomy HJsh School in the cOJ>o tes~ She haa been a member of Savings powero to raiu capital by lsiiiiiiOI ~ oecurltles. This I¥Pe of lnlllitution• a lending _.ra also woold be broadened 1D allow loans up to $5,000 lor llovlna moblle borneo ond oeme permanenUy attached home 8Cioi4Jment such as air condition. lng and heatins. N.., Cities: The scvernment woold (!Uaranlee up to $50 million In private financing lor IIQ' single American I B.Y PAT HOUCK .... 'loon lnlllitutions woold set - (Standings Queen of GaDia Jr· .,: damqe. 'thi:lll 5 - '111e Dally Senllnol, l'llllleroy-~ the Harris Harvesters new community. The 1881'01!8te ootstanding g u •· nnteea lor Ill projects coold DOt exceed $250 mUlJon. Land sales: New safeguards MRS. GEORGE CARSON, New Haven, receives a $100 check frcm Jack Ambrose, manager of the Pcmeroy Kroger store. Mrs. carson is the first major prize winner here in would be started to protect the CIJirtDany's current contest. properi;y buyers against misre~ I preBalllatlon when they bu.Y lond lhmlgb the mall. Pu.bUc housing: Increases the IUihorlzation lor the existing public housing program by $400 million. Urban programs: Authoriza. a ... are Increased lor model cities by $1 billion, urban renewal for $1.4 billion and also GPlnded for exsiting programs ol water and sewer projects, mass transit and open land IMQ>Ing. Alfred Pearson Romnev Ras Carpenter .! nea()e Plan News, Notes rl T7 p .cor " ietnam MIAMI BEACH (UP!) - Gov. George Romney called today for a RepOOUcan platform pledge to broaden the Vietnam peace talks by brtogtog in other nations with a stake In "neutralbatlon" ot &lutheast Asta. The Michigan governor, who wUl be a favorite son eandldate for president at next week•s GOP National Convention, told the con ~ Dies Wednesday vention platform committee that uwe are now making the same basic mistake In oor ellorts ro nesot1ate a polltical peace settleRL 1, formerly of PL Pleasant, ment that we made In the tlrst _died UJlOlii)Ociedl.Y Wednesday at place by plunging Into 111ia land 7 p. m. at his home. war in Asia. He was a pilot for the Elk "We are proceeding unilater~ l'owilw Co., a veteran of World ally in seeking peace just as we Wu D aDd a member of the acled unilaterally in ta1t1ns lni· Church ot Christ ln Herdersoo. t1al military action/' he said. He was born May 14, 1925, at Romney was111elastmajorwitGallipolis Ferry, son ofOdenand ness as the 102-member com~ Esther Austin Pearson, of Pl mlttee, h-d by Sen. EYerett _Pieaaant. M. Dirksen of Dllnols, wound 1111 IUs parents survive, as does four days of public hearings. The & aon. Urdis W, Pearson, Henplatform writers now ~ behind iter suo, IDd seven staters, Mrs. clooed donrs ro beght drafting .Charles Clark and Mrs. p a u 1 a document ror convention action Harrison, botll of Pl. Pleasant; next Jte&k. PT. PLEASANT - Allred L. Pearaon, 43, of Jackson, Otlio, .·Mra. GeorP Mayes, Henderson; ·Mra. Roy Temlinsoo, Ghent, K,y.; VIrgil N~, Nitro; Mrs. Rllpb Ferrell, Oillllcothe, and Mrs. Jolm Rouah, Riehm~ . Mrs. dlle, Ohio. Funeral services wW be sat. 1U'CIQ, 2 p. m., In the Cr<M~Hua.11011 Funeral H1111e with Eupne ZeAl olllcilllng. . Bllrlal wiD be in Kirkland Memorial Gorden. Friends ...,. coli at ~ funeral home after 5 p.m. 'LBJ Assails Price Hikes I'JT'i'mURGH (UP!)- - Presidont Joi1nJon aa&llied Bethlehem !leel's blanket price Increase as .,unreasonable'' Wednesday. He dld not rule out the pos&ibU- I 2-Hour Bethlehem steel, the naUon'a DRY QEANING SERVICE · No. 2 producer, was the only 1 company to II'IDOWice an acrou1 111e.IJoard bike !oUowlng asree- !UPON REQUESTI ment on a Our UICNI Good Clunl .. Rollinson's Oeaners visited with Mr. and Mrs. Otho Gregory, Hamdenl and Mrs. Geneivra Foster, local. Other guests at the Gillogly home were Mr. and Mrs. Miller Wilsoo, Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier and Susan, Gallipolis, alii Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and family, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Estel Kirby, Ronnie aid Donnie, Elizabeth- ton, Tenn., are spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert stoo~ f'rank ShUtz Is convalescing satisfactorUy in Logan Memorlal Hospital from injuries r~ ceived in an automobUeaccidenl Mr. and Mrs. DoMld Jones, Nelsonvtlle, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey on saturday, Mr. alkl Mrs. W, J, SWett, Mi<J. dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and ramtly,Pomeroy, new contract by the ateel indolllrl' and the united Steelworkers Union. The qreemeot, reached Tuesday, will cost the todustry an elllimaled $1.5 billion durlng the 110111 three years. Coleman GAS FURNACE lit Furn1n Pwfonn~nc. ,., Low Cle~ranct lnshf11tlons t'or u.se with: • B.lend-Air 3%" ef, 5 or 8" conventional perbnets5Yitemo • A11 conventional rectangular duet three years and was theonly soprano in Class A who receh"ed a 1 rating last spring. Her dress visited with Mr. and Mre. Walter Swett. The- wedding anntversarl' ' ol Mr. and Mrs. W. L SWetland the birthday of Cindy Deed)' were celebrated. · Am011g those from this area who attenJed the Jeffers' ReUI'IIoo In ChllUcoGle Clll' Park on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. WilUam Cheadle, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and lamlly ,Mr. ond Mrs. Heed Jetrers, Mrs. Beulah Cordray, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers and lamlly, Julia Barlllas, and Mr. alii Mrs. Lavern Jordan aJXI chUdreiL CLEVELAND- 1HE CONTROVERSY OVERMayorC8rlSidloa' performance In handllng last week's rlota In the eut side Glenville area baa mobUized citizens to hold mass -.ws. Tuesday Dlsh4 about 200 policemen's wiveo mot to blast the "They're the three atcxwes." c r i = Chi';~ DireciOl' Joseph McManaman, and Joyce Church, HanDan Tnce es- : •m:ted by John Clary; Kathi , Clark, Kyger Creek, escorted by : Charles Leach; Marlene Fraley North Gallla, eacorted b,y F r 0 ,j Deeli GleDna Kemper~ H a 0 n 1 0 Trace, eaeorted by Rfck;y Evans; and Mal')' Beth Schult>, Southwestern, e1cotled by Hal Fulka. Miss Eiael was escorted b.YMike Dulry. dress trbnmed in lace. Beck,y1 ·, lather, Dick Lakin, has been a member of the beard ofclirectoro of the tair for many yearL North GalllL Her dress was a yoliOII', _hlglH!ecked, Ions sleeved dress. She said 4-H "ork liad · rounded out her clw.racter aniSe• lightened her llle. Her escort was · Donald Brolrnlng. . other candidates and escorts were Judy Buroette, SOutmreat- ern. escorted b,y WoodyPerr<>ud; .... 1 . STYRO-FOAM : F-RI. SAT. JUGS . INSULATED ' .. STYRIJ.FOAM PLASTIC CUPS BAG OF 20 , REG. ~9c .. Now llano& Honey & Sollhum, Too! r; . :· , ~' -r: __ . ~ -Rea. 39C 20"- . .N OI-······. .. · .· ,.. ' .. ·auvs,J,_ : 53e · vinyl carry-oll, wl111 · ' llY !iJ'U CAMEN ' UPI ~~ Wrtter Pro !CIOtbaU moveo Indoor• l!Ou""" tonlllhl 1110 OlieH moot 111e Waahlngton ROdildno at the 1).~ to klclt orr tho first ,.,..kand of ill!llbltloo play, Al80 '"' ~ tonisbt 11 a claah at Allaholm, Coli!., betWeen tllo Loa Angeleo Ramo and the NOlr Orleaila IIIIIJta, Both tile Ollero and lledlkl.na are _.eoo lb lind the golnr a bit lrld<y when 111sy take to thO Astrodome's carpel-like plaalic aur!ace lor their lnier..Uvlalon ' club. ., t.-.rf 'hal been to do atnnse thlnge to hotll man and boll, 'aa · any National Lnpie baaeball ·clbb 'will read\b' te~. -Football playera "~'" -clod to oiCIII"' Ita allppel:j> ..... both tonisbt ond dUrinJ· the repllar .\merlcan Fooil>lll Lealll8 season the "Astrodome will aene •• tile ..w bomo of the Ollers. Beathard Leado onors llooaton, dolendlng AFL Eastern Division cbampion, will go ¥ ; ( DURIJ.C~L ' . S,Onge& Cim.lnatlon . Both For . 2.29 .fLOOR 'CLEANERS · AND WAXES placed on 111e reserve Ust 1D another aoa8011. brinl the club' a ro.oter cmm lit Morrla, 32, WhO oet a NatioDal the r0Qdred"60 piO¥erl. Fooil>ali Leo&U• record with 93 Both Jones and snow are recflllllona dUrinl the 1984 domandlns pay rllseo, even · oeason, aald a recurrlns sroin thoUgh thsy are currently II\!Ur1 and talluro of aurpry to under llllftlpie':Yoar contracts. entirely eorrect a knee lnjucy Morris Redres led to hil doclaion to retire. The Cblcaso Beara loot In addltiOII to tonight' • two Yeteran paaa.:atcher. .Jollllll' gameo, the !lrot wool<en>l ol Morris throuB)I retirement Wed- exhlbltiOII pl11 !Indo the Green oesday, wblle John Gordl', tho Bay Packaro meeting the Ali-Pro olfenalvo »tard ol .the College All-llara at Cblcaso Detroit Lions, daclded to Frlc111 night, w!rlle the !oliowposlpone retirement and play Ins night, BeiUmo•e meets Oakland, Cbicaso plays Dallas, with No. I QUal'lel1>aell Pole Bealhar4, bot Wa8ldilsiDn wili alternate r...,rves Jim N!DOWiki led Jlati7 · Theollledei ill tho ' oi&nal,eolllng ipot. Soailf Jurgon- -~ .Redaklna' otartlns QJarterl!ack, lo recoverlnB trom an oll-eealllll operlllion 011 blo elboW and 11 oxpe<ted to miss 01 the eshibltlon ....... The Rami wiD take oo the Salllto minoa the oervlces o! hoidoota David Jones ond Jack Snow. Jones, an AII~Pro defenllve end, · mel &Mrw, the Rams' otartlns split end, have been most Orloles beat U1e came back ln tile second game ... ..., ond the World Series, h , :i::1•. with a 11>1!11 attack, leaturlns and he displayed It age1o Cleveb. indians 4-2, the New homers by Roberto Clemente Lou Brock Is a periOIIable Wednesday night when he York Yankees stopped the ond Donn Clendenon and also """" man WhO llts eaatly Into ICOI'ed the li!m~ng run trom Boston Red Sox 7.3, the Chicago pulled a triple PlaY as llo<:k m. White Sox ootslugged 111e New York (Bahnoen 9-7) at Bo•· hla orr....... work lor the • aecond baae on • oeventh-lnning Minnesota Twins 12-8 and the FJlia received credl~ !nr his IDn (Morehead 0~). 7:30 p.m. omaha Clwnber ol Commerce bunt by J\lllan Javier in a 3..2 second victory. but the !act II 111at he waa victory over the Phlladel!lhla Oakland Athledcs "'ept· the On1y games schedlied Ernie Banks hit the 459th and Cllllomla Angels4-land4.3. made In the nK~ld o1 Enoa Phlla. Friday's Gamea 460th h.omers or his career and Aaron ~rko Braves Slaughter ond Papper Martin. "Home plate was open so I Detroit at Mlmesota, nilllrt Hank Aaron drove in all three Billy Williams and Jim HickSlaughter ond Martin were decided to JlD," explained Brock Wash vs. Chi at Mllw, night man also homered for the Cubs, swashbuckling heroea or St. after the game. i•I just kept m Atlanta runs llith two double• who dealt Denny Lemaster hi1 Oakland at Cleveland, night and a _.mgle as the Braves Baltimore at New York, night Loula Cardinal teamo thai goinJ and I made II.'' handed rookie star Jerry 11th defeat. Ferguson Jenkins became lam<lus ao Gas Houae· Stealo SecOtld Call! at Boston, 2, twl-alght allowed only three hits and Ganga in the 1930's and 1940's. The dozzllng pill)! came alter Kooaman hio alxlh loss ageinst struck out seven in raising his They were tough cookies who Brock singled llith one oot off 14 Yietorles. Aaron's third run Major Lea(!Ue Standinp balled In of the game was the record to 12-10. B.Y United Preaa lllternallonal ran the bases hard and rtU1'ly Woody F1')'1111111 and stole second 1600th or his career and he now Reliever Frank Unzy walked !ailed to take adventnge or baae lor hia 27th lhe!l of 111e National League Bob Bailey with the bases Oiled baa 2, 723 hits. MUt Pappas went aea1011. W, L. Pet. GB ravalst lapaes. Brock showed lila! 1181110 Julian Javier, bonting lor a 7 1.3 lminP to •.,..,.. his to Coree in the tie-breaking nan Sl. Loulo •.•.. 70 38 .660 during a five-run eight-inning record at 7-7. Clndnoatl .... 53 46 .525 14\'J lnoplratlonal dash last year, bit, puahed the boll down the Gorey Arrigo pitched a five- rslly that brought the Dodgers' dUring the Nllllonai Lea(!Ue third base line ond catcher Clo,y oltlanta . ..... 55 Sl .Sie 15 Dlll')'lllple, third baseman 1'0111' hitter for hlo seventh llin and Jim Grant his fifth victory of Cblcago • . ..• 54 &2 .509 16 Taylor and Fcynian COIII/ersed Mack Jones homered tor the the season. The Dodgers scored San Fran. . •• &2 .500 17 on lt. There was no play at Redo, WhO raked Bob Moose the five runs on two hits, rour Plttllburi!ll ..• 51 54 .486 18\'J The semi-Onll match In the tlllrd but Javier ollwed u he and two auecessors for 13 hits walks, a wild pitch, a passed Philadelphia •• 48 55 .468 20\'J Syracuse Pony League Tourloll the batter' a box and in tllelr opener. The Plrateo ball and an error. New York ..••49 58 ,.458 21\'J nament between hoot SyracuO#l Fcyman thrtni to llrll for the Los Angelea , .47 58 .448 22\'J and Dowler's Tranamiaolon'- putout Houston ••••• 45 80 .429 24\'J ,.., J10s1ponedWedneadaye... But Brock, I'OUlldlng third at Wednasda)"o Rosulto nins because of riiiL top ~. aaw thai the plate Cblcago 6 Houalon I The cooteat hao been was IIJIIUI1'ded ond never ClnclmaU 8 Pitta 2, Ill, twl- rescheduled lor Frlc111at 8:30 s t o p p • d l'1Uilllns until he nii!hl p. m. and theEaatern vs. Pom· . Pittsburgh, 10 CiDclnnatl I, 2nd eroy game plamed lor toclayat St. Louis 3 Phlladolpbla 2, night 6:30 p, m. Ia still on aa provbia.r and etrock out Coor lor ' Atlanta 3 New York 2, night loolly slated. bio 13tll vlclor)'. Los Ans 6 San Fran 3, night • • Three In The Sixth The Atlantn Braves nipped Today'o Probable Pitchers tho New York Meta 3..2, the CINCINNATI (UP0 II Clemtlnte' s homer, with M.att1 All" Tlmea EDT CbiCIIIO Cubs downed the 100111ed as thooill the Cincin- Alou :-·~· ·\ret, sent the Pirates Pittablji'IJit (Silk 4-3) .at CinFight Results Houalon Aatroa 6-1, 111e Pitta- nllli Redo and Pittaburl!ll PI- ahead 2. ' In tho loorth Inning. clnnatl (Malonay 9.6) 1:30 p.m. · · ' B7 United Preoo Jntornatlonal ' Atlanta (Britton U) at New LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI).... burgh Plrala• beat tho Clncin- ratea were taking turns hwnUI- 11aey added three more in the sixth. one on Clendenon's ho. York (Cardwall ~). 2J>,m. Ernie Lopez, 151, Loa Anaoloo, ·natt Redo 10-1 alter an 8..2 loss sting each other. ond the Loa Anseles Dodier• T h e Redo started slapplng mer, wbile sending Rit<:hle to HouoiDn (Dierker 9-10 or Gl· outpointed POlo Corona, 152, topped the San Francisco Glante tbeir goests lor 13 hils ond ell!ltt the sho'rlen. ~~~~~ 6·10) at .9!1!¥' <NI!kro Malleoli, Mel. (10)• 8.3 in other llJill-1 Lea(!UO ; rons in tile ftrll game o! their · Ted Abernathy, the last ol pmeo. "" - l e h - r Wednesday night. t h r e e Red hurlers, allowed 2 DEL Ill the American Lea.., the But in 111e nightcap, the Buc- two runs in the eighth and three Phlladolphls (Jamoo ~ 7-35 TRONTO, llab" (UPI)- 8alvaDetrolt Tigers doleated the caneero staged a 10-1 uprls~ more in the ninth when the j.m. • . tore a.rrunl, 118, outpointed W'lllblnston Senators w the to the dlamay of 111e home ~est team bunched four hits, in~ San Franclleo·(!larlcbal 11-1) Franoo Zurlo, 118 (15}. • team. cludlng a cb.J.ble by Alou and a --------Gorey ~lgo reatrlcled the ·, at Los Anpteo (Dryadalo 12· triple by Clendonon. ' 8), II p.m. lnlemationll Lealll8 Slendlngs Pirates to live bits In the !trill The Reda' lone score came In Fridii,Y'I Ganjoa THINCLADS COMPETE B.Y United Preas Jnternatlonll pme, picking up hls oeventh tlle first. inning, but they man..Cincionllli st Atlanta; ni81t NEW .YORK (IJPO- A liveW, L. Pet. GB victory agalnol six losses. The aged to gain nine hits off \tie vlctocy waa also the lith In a ' Cblcago II !L LoUlo, night man lfll8ll headed by world Toledo •••••• 61 45 .575 visiting hurlers. "Phlladel!lhla at lloutlol\, lllabt record holder 1'oml.>io Smllb of Columbil& • • • ,52 47 .525 5\'J 13,pme span lor the Reds. The teams end their current The Reds jumped on loaer New York at !.01 An& lllabt san JoA, caur., leoYOI tonight JackiiOIIvillo. • ,53 48 ,525 5\'J series tonight in a Ue-breaker .: Plttlburl!lt st San Fran, ni&ttl lor .. lnternatloOa1 track .... Becbtater • , •. 54 49 .524 5\'J Bob Moose for four runs In the at Crosley Field. llrst lonlng, ' wben everythlng field meet in London Saturday. Syracuse • • • •48 52 •tao 10 Jim Malonsy (9~) was schedwent 111'0118 !or the Pirates. uled to horl against Pittsburgh's Smltll holds recorda l.n tho 200 Bul!alo • • • • •49 55 •471 11 Cfndmad bunched loor bill ond 400 melar and 220 ond UO- Loulavllle .•.. tS 56 .482 12 Tommie Sisk (4.3). yard l'lllll. Richmond • • • . 45 58 .453 lt'h one a double bY JobmY Bench - llilh o walk ond two errors. Olhera In tllo troupe include W-oday's Re&ulta A double by 1'0111' Perez ond mUer 1iem Belr of Kenl Stele, JacksonvUle 5 SyracuiO 2 a lingle by Tommy Helma gave mlddlt distance rumor John RlcbmOnd 4 Rochester 2 the Redo a !11th run In the third Percy o! the Marines .... Columbol 13 Bullalo 3 toning, and thsy picked up two oprjJjorl AnliY Bat! of Allier!- Toledo 4 Loulavllle 0 more In the llfth. . can J,J. led Wayne Collette of Jones• Sixth Homer UCLA. One or tbole runs was Jones' slxtb homer ol the season off BUI Henl')'. The home team '"'""d 1111 tlleir aeortns In the IOVenth whon Lee ltiJII' doubled ond later came home oo MatDY WUla' wild throW to tile plate. Pirate runa came in the fourth lmlng they buncbed three of their live hits wllll a ucrl!lce lly to oco,..., The nll!lttcllll was all Pittsburgh • .,...... •• Roberto Clomoote and Donn Clendenon oocked homers lor a 10-1 acllpBy FRED DOWN UPI Sporta Writer Pirates Capture ro;=.:.;:=·.:: Ntg.htcap 10 to 1 Two Sopth . PIayers Hurt . u.s. Easiest Way to Lovelier Rooms . •· ' 7 Bot-•• Cheat., & Po..oroy BAS COMPANY PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE WDRLD1S HANDIEST WHOLE-HOUSE COOLING DEVICE: We call It a Telephone ( tel 1-e-f6n) INSTRUCTIONS FDA USE: 1. Lift part@trom part@. Place part@ near yQur ear. 2. Dial@ the Gas Company. The number is 992-5192 . 3. Tell them you want whole-house Gas air two rellenra to end tile Redo' wlmlng atrea1<. conditioning ... for about $14 a month ..• nothing down. 1- ~' ~1, aided by a triple . ROYAL OAK PARI The Pirates picked up 16 bits, poundlnl Ioaar J11 Rltdde and p~ay; f There are a mUllon exciting eJI)erience• to be had at ..... to:· !;!·~e::ftti!~~JI' ~ · ·· s'l~' siiiillTfo llve-Came PATIO .TABLEt · REG. · ·1~}9 s "ow·· . BORED WITifYOUR ROUTINE? Break away lcr a •ho~:W" and drive out ro Ro7ai Qak Park. El\!07 the c111 aw!Jn. mins. llahlns, plcnlckiJw or just plain ••'Ins In the great outdoors! YOUR Cards Post 24-6 Mark During July ~ BRUCE WATERMELOH TOMATOES CANTALOUPE HOHEY DEWS PEACH!!_,_ C:llEEN BEAN$ SWEET CORN 37~ BUCKETS HAT Rt~ular 99c • SWEET AHD HOT PEPPERS S REG. 1.67 NOW••••••••.•• A fla~·o~clal d~ton fromthreecll1ool....,tl0118 reached 78. ery gas u~• Arenlllnslantly burned to death Dish! sons Wednesday In a Bladon wagon in thericinill' of the YOI....,., ~ dead included the broGler of Coata Rican ....,.eaaman and a San Joae cit,y councilman. FRESil IT MOORE'S belo~e~~~~:TA m~A- MT. ARENAL,av<ic1110 aUent since over wide areas of~ =~co,JlUil1)eddeedlygaaeauda 0 hea into nai!Otlll moornlng. co today and fiiiiiWed COSta Rica Home Grown ·. POMEROY :;;;.;;:;:;::::;;:::::::::::::=::~~;;;~~~"!".:~=~!J SEATTLE, WASH. - POIJCE BROKE UP TWO houro of !Ire and rock throwing In 111e predmlinantly Negro centnl area sday night Iller oil available omcers moWd Into the dl tr1ct. More thaD 50 persons were arrested. aSix amaU llreo, includlns a drug alore hit by Mlllotov coc:kllila ondfi a private motorcycle aetlllame, were 'l'lckly extlnsulahed by remen. Damace was minor. · COLUMBUS - GOV. JAMES A, RHOIJ§, Ohio'o l.norlte..., to the Republican NaUOIIII Coovenaon, d - u lor Mllml Beaeh fl1.. day afternoon, acconu>anled by lour membera of hlo 1amt1y Rhodeo, his 18-7eorodd donsbter• .,._ '"'-· hla -•- ·,_ Dl ek Moore and Jotm nc1 •3 • ............ , Port Sandra Rhod01 Jacobs are acheduled to 1-.YO sat 2 P. m. and arrive In florida at 5 p, m. 5 third rumerlt). · She repreaerrted =I:W The sources here and in MD.ocow &old tho dellant Czech flll1l reformers and their III8I'Y former Kremlin maatero ·--~•- ha agreed ro diaagree and ....... ...,........,. "' tw· -" a.__. to irOtl ext tholr dl!ferencea 1.n later 'Lrll-on meetiaga. · GoiSIL ..."'!!'lllll!itoJ!!• week. Wednesday, Negro repreaentaliwo of foor ghetlo improvement organizlllions called lo< • mass rally to be held Friday l ''-rt 01 the mayor. They sold thor would "deallli111 the ~eta; the black peace" - U.t nl&ht laat week when Negro leaders were given the reS~><~~~&ibiUIJ of queiUns a rial that le!IIO doed the nlsill belore. AI the BIOle arne, leadero of nine civic ond rellsloua orpnl :Sttona In .~e cit,y signed a statement Jlqiqr ~-ruu ''~~port., r~ mayor in the name of law and order." ,:RNA NAD TISOU, CZECHOUiOLVAKIA _ 1HE lour-clay own meetllll bttw- Czech led Soviet CUnmunlot loederoln the local movie hou8e has at least lemjJorarlly IIIIUed the ~ or saidRuiSlan today. armed inbarventloo in thlo ........... ,.. ·-· uuonn:ed aourcea FOR NECKLACES EARRINC:S BRACELETS Oilers ·Redskins Oash Tonight :02 Janel Toler, 16, daushter o! f''::=~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Toler, was RtdU(tdll . o. . was also white lace. Her escort was wu~ Moore, Middlepor4 a junior at Ohio Unlverailjr, · second runne,r..up was Rebecca Lakin, daughter of Mr. and lolro. Richard· Ltkln, who is presently in hor ninth year In 4-11 C 1 u b wcrk. Mlsa Laldn wore 1 pile blue The wives bitterly criticized Clll' llalllor pulllllil wbite pollee and National Guardsmen out ol the lr<dlled area lor - night last W. ltiAIIl·PI)M!ROY 992-2582 HARDWARE . SUiall W"111ten: Jr. Fair Que4!n Poll.,: MIDWAY ' ALSO IN COLEMAN FURNACEs .: ~flew-For Baaemenh or Clotet . ··~&-wnflow-For cloHt or alcove J Horizontal Flow-For attic ' Garage or Crawl Space 9112·2511 :!r:U':'~~ s:::: wstems ' REGULAR 1.00 TO 3.95 VALUES Creek HJsh School. Karen Is the daushter ollllr. and Mrs. George Sllamblln, Cheshire. She plans to enter nurses trainlng Iller graduation l'rom high school. She attended the Ohio staleSoloconteat :~~~~?i~i ~?~~~~=:!~!i!?:r::~i:;:?;~~;::~~~I~~?:~:~:~:i;::~;t!=?it~{~i:~=~=;:::~ ~: :;~:i:::;:r::~~::::~:}r~:r;:~:i:~:~:;: c'oJumbu pcnmeter 8)'stem WYUHO l BIG TABLE First runner-up was Karen Shamblin, representing Kyger . handlo. Yellow ond tur- Low Boy , 59·N.2nd4¥e, · tor nine News ... in Briefs :i~tion. A WIWe cannot breathe un. derwater. years ond i1ld a lead~ r<il In ucaml:val" presented by theGA-HS chci.r last year. She wore a white lace dress, styled with a rutDe at the neck· U.ne am sleeves. Her accessories were yeUow. SUsan was the last to join the sroup or caildidates because she had modeled a 4-H sewlrc project In the style •'- Immediately preceding the queen cmtest. Her esoort was Roger Harrett. B.Y United Presa lnteL'IIltionll 111' thal111e government might retaliate by llithdrawing defense Friday. COtllracto fr<>m the atee1 rtrm, The Pros!- did not mentloo the selective prlee increases an> FATAL CRASH MONROE, Ohio (UP0 - A nooncecl by U.S. Steel ond other two' • truck crash here Wednea.. producers. sugglllllingthatthead. day' kiUed Lathan Poters 28 ministration finds them accepIbn t table. . '-The Bethlehem Steel increase Is onreaaonable and just should not be permitted," Pres!doni John1011 told a news emference in Wallblnstoo. .... SWven Gillogly, Athens, spent a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly. They Dudlt(:s, Florist ~e W. L. Pet. GB Detroit .•.•.n 39 .625 Baltimore ..••57 45 ,559 7 Clovliand •• , .58 t8 .547 8 )lOalon ••••• ·~' t8 .525 10\'J Ookiand .••.• 53 51 .51~ 12\'J Nt!w York •••. 48 52 .480 15 _Mioneaota , .• 48 54 .471 18 :CIIHornla • , .tS 55 .488 I~ Chicago ••• , .45 55 .450 18 Waablnston . • .36 84 ,360 27 Wednesday's Re&ulto Nn York 7 Beaton 3 Baltimore 4 Cleveland 2 •Datrolt 4 Waahington 0 Cblcago 12 MIMeoota 8 Oaklond 4 Coli! I, Is!, twl-nlgtrt Oakland 4 California 3, 2nd Today' s Probable Pitchers All Times EDT Chicago (Flaher 5~ at Mime· ~ala (Percy 7-6), 2:30p.m. . Waoblngton (Coleman 6-12) at Detroit (l.ollch 7.7), 8 p.m. Baltimore (McNally 3.8) at Cleveland (Tiant 17~. 7:30 p. • 0.,, TlllradaY, Au&ust I, I~ nolebed hll tiocond win In bla llrot.llll)or atart, bot ........ bt1P f'rolli to.year-Gld ~ Face alter leoving the ·, In tiMI elaltth wlih a lame heel. ' . . COM£0N IN ••• LET US SHOW YOU All 111 N£W.COLORS IN Go ahead, tell them now. Cool itl �\ ., • ' .' I· . f ITAL NEWS !IOLlER IIOSPITAL ...: VIsit- polls, 100, 4;06 a.m. Tb.lridl3; Ing houro 2-f and 7-8 p.m. Par- Mrs. Jolm L, Sldonstrlcker, Hononto onJ,y on Podiatries Ward. doriiCII, W, Va., dauflhlar, 11:49 a.m. Weclneodll,l'; lllrs. Melvin .ADMISSIONS . Mrs. Jerry E, Chaney, GaUl- K. wnuams, Rl. 2 C1'0MI Clb', ",;IIDIAM, Ohio (UPD - De.... 2:12p.m. Wemoadll,l'. fensive hallback Ernie Koller- polio; lllrB. Flora 0, MaM, oak DISCHARGES and rlgilt cornerback Ben !lUI; lllrs. John L. Sldonstrlcker, Mrs. Marie Beaver, Barbara Dovll have signed oontracto Henderson, W. Va.; Mrs. Mar- SUo Cbllders, Mrs. Bllly W,Eao'llitll the Cleveland Browns, ohlll Wtlllo, R~ 3 Jackson; Mlu ton, Mrs. Barbara A. Gar&ler 'loavinll 11 plll,)'ers still to he Arm!nta B. Frederick, Rt. I Vin· (E>;plred), Anthon,y R. Gibbs, Uton; Mrs. Melvin K. Wtlllsmo, lll&ned. Rt. 2 Crown Clt,y; lllra. Mtllard sa D. Grwnds, Mrs. otis W, >Kellermann, a Cleveland naHes1011, Mrs. Harold R, HudiOII tive, is a third year player who E. McCoy, Rio Grande; Mrs, VIr- and Infant male, Ernest F. Jay. came rrom Miami University . gil S. Campbell, ~roy; lllro. john, Richard 0. Knapp, Mrs. O.vis was selected in the 17th Laura So,yre, Rl 2 Racine; TO¥· Norma Jean Martin, Daniel R. I'QIInd of the 1961 draft · from lor N. Frtdle,y, Rt. 2 Letart, W. M,yere, Russell P. Painter, Mrs. Deftance ColJege and started as Va. ; Edward J. Strauss, Miners.. ville; SamueJ C, Beckett, Rt. 1 Slewart M. PUckett, Mrs. ~IIY 1. punt return man. E. Ratll!f, Norlen J. Rowland, Coach Blanton Collier told a Thurman; lllra. Laura B. Hughes, Jr., Mrs. Camilla Sll,)'re (ExpirRt. 3 Ook HUI; Mrs. Elms R. , ~ of visitors durlns Hiram ed), Mrs. Wayne Scott, Mrs. RosCollege Dll,l' here Wednesday Cottrill, Radcll!f; Mrs. RIYII10IId coe F. Sprouse, Mrs. Sanford ..,, 1968 team has ••a nne atti- E. Donohue, R~ I Pomeroy; lllrs. C. stroop, Jr., and infant male, Mallie G. Dll,l'too, Rt. 2 Bidwell; tude ... Mrs. WlHiam J, Osborne, Iron- Mrs. Alva D. Tulloh, Charles S. ~'I can reeL it on the practice Waller, Mrs. Norma D. Louks, Oe1d. Togetherness is starting ton; Mrs. Donald C. Kingery, here the way we'd like it to Pl Pleasant; Mrs. Harry N. Calloway, Henderson, W. Va.; ltart," he said. WWiam T, Dee!, Rt. 2 Vinton; . Colller also said he was plealtd with the team's devel- Wallar J. Janey, 919 Second ~vo!. ; q»nent and with his new co~ap­ Pamela J. Simmons, Rt. 2 Crown lalno, Ernie Green and Jim Clt,y. BDITRS Mrs. Jerry E. Chaney, Galli•'They lead by example, by William D. (BUI) Childs, Mid - Childs Offers 1 ' New Service Hou-. 0 cktlng," he said. 11 They are good football players with eagerness aod attitude." WASHED OUT Last nlgilt'a loth aMUal Kyger Creek Tournament championship game was postponed by wet Gum mowers' flrst groonds, The title game will be COLUMBUS (UPO - The firsl pla.yed at 7 this evening, Col- amual Ohio Sate Fair Bubble Gum contest will be held at the fair on ~ug. 21. ft will be IAiper- vlaed by Secretary of State Ted Brown and contestants will be arciQped according to age. 1 l FJ!i:LD COMPLETE OCEANPORT, N.J. (UPI)T'\e, 12-horae Qeld for Saturclai'• tnougural rurmtng ol tho $75,1100 Monmouth Invitational HaDdlcap was completed Wednoadll,)' with the entry of Hobeau Farm's Prlnce Don and Lazy F. -Ranch's San Roque. lowed by the consolation game dleport representative of Waddell & Reed, Inc. , has successfully completed the company's Personalized Financial Plmming seminar and Is now q.~alified to offer the new service, the firm has announced . The seminar Is provided by at 8:30p.m. ss '1 Boogie, Sooth Zanesville, and The L&Z Shop 118 E. MAIN POMEROY two aona, Carroll Sayre, St. Petersburg, Fla., and George M. Sll,)'re, Monaca, Pemll,l'Ivanla. A son, John, and a daughter, Lllllan, preceded her In death. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. DOLLAR DAYS yards and yards 'of SAVINGS ... FABRIC SALE 1 BIG TABLE BARGAINS ALL HIGHER PRICED TO 1.98 VALUES Sow 11>1 save barplno offered for 2 days on!¥ - drip drys, plllda, knits, cottons and blends. All machine wnbable. 36" and 45" wide. s yd. Singer S.lu & S..•lce 992-2284 PQMEROY '· 0 Weclneadll,l' ••· Jolm ;,q;... ~- 56,aOo Entrieg ::"r!'iho :'~::.no Hamilton llr. and Mrs. William B. Gregory of Dll,l'Wli called on his father W, A. Gregocy, Sundl,l'. lllr. and lira: John Reed, llr. Dovld E. MyersofP~~t~eroy, and Mrs. Albert cone and Stew· RL 4, Is doing his army basic art Keeton and famUy allended a training at Fort Gordon, Ga. ftsh fry at WJlkesYille on satur~ After basic, he plans to go to day nlghL school to train to be a dental lllr. and Mrs. Vance Wilbur technician. He Is engaged to arxl Rita were business vlaltora Sharoo Thompson. His brothIn Clrclevtllo on Mondll,l'eventng. er, Terry, Is in the Navy in John Fitzpatrick of COlumbus cwa. spent a weekend: with his par~ ents, Mr. a~ Mrs. Tom Fitzpatrlck. ADD PITCHER Mrs. Amy Caldwell ard WilCHICAGO (UPI)- Outfielderpitcher John Upham was liam Thomas'and wife of Colum-brought up by the Chicago OJbs bus spent Sunday with, Mra. Ola trom their Tacoma farm team Perry and Frank. John Paul Henslar ot Newark Wednesday. came !or his sons, Jlmmie and Upham hit .400 as an outfielder In 25 games and Stevie, who had spent a week posted an 0-1 record ln eight with his mother, Mrs. Grace relief appearances for the Henslar and the Coen famll.Y. Mrs. Larry Grounds and chll· Pacific Coast League club. Chicago optioned pitcher Darcy dren, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cone Fast to Tacoma to make room and Mrs. Ginevra Foster spent Tuesday evening with Mrs, Ola for Upham. Perry and Frank. Jack Moore of Cincinnati spent GAMES SCHEDULED weekeOO with hls parents, Mr. a NEW YORK (UPI)- The Naand Mrs. Taylor Moore. tional Broadcastlng COmpany Frank Shiltz is a patient In the (NBC announced Wednesday lt Hocking Valley HospitaJ as a rewill televise a total of 65 A rn e r i c a n Football League sult ofinjurlesreceivedlnanauto games this seaSon as well as accident recently. Kenneth Erickson made a busthe &!per Bowl game, Jan. 12. iness trip to Logan recently. Thirteen dottJleheaders- 12on Mrs. Nancy Jack is splnding &.lnday and the other on 'Thanksgiving Day- are included several days with relatives In Charleston, W, Va. in the video schedule. .. Fl\SHJON ,I TipS .. MENS "DERBY" BRAND The summO!' girl image for 1948 Is bared and lanned. She will we a r White sleeveless mini dresses with bare inld· riffs showing off her bronzed skin. Her footwear will be sandals minimized to mere strips of leather. A cool summer Indeed! ' i Mme. Darlax, d~e ol Nlll• Rlecl Ia Parl1 baa writlea a b o o k oa elegoaeo Ia wbleb 1be 1lales tllal "plereed ears are ualblakable lor an elei&Dt WOIDID." • Yoa 8al'fl lSc oa eadl pi'• _ , Well tallonol W1Dto T ' DR. PENSON .PROMOTED Dr. 1FAward M. Penson. dean of off - campus academic programs at Ohio University, has been named assiatant provost of tho unlveralcy by Provost Jim Slone Wins Trophy FRANKLIN PHONE PO'EROY Eugene Face meyer is a patient in a Parkersburg hospital. He wu serloosly InJured by a tractor and underwent surgery, "!;.3498 . , ,\ '" OllianJioo agent, agriculture. Ill other aetlvlllea JOotordl¥ Both and Slone rtetlvocl trapbloa lllr lltllr etrorta. ~~ eveniDI,' Lar17 Fallon, COra was pre801Qd by tho J. D. North campers, caplurocl Sll!ne - msnllllp honor a In tho ,lwdor dlf!_ vlalm. Richard Simms, of I b t IVIRD' \AM 0 Ohio Vallooo Bo,ya, 11011 SWine .. "" shoWmsnahlp -sbiib..enlor FT. division. Goat !alar, • naearch lalllf.· • on1, Cillo State Uulverllb', senWASHINGTON (U"" _ The oclas Judie, ' · · L• • .' HAiil II PERlfANENTS ' $2.00 . VALUE 1/2 price 89~ A very good name in shorts in sizes 8 to 16. Reg. 115.98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Sale Price $2.99 Ladles' Blouses- 1/2 price ARRID Sleeveless, Roll sleeve aoi lOIII sleeve ln sizes 10 to IS. Reg. fS-98 to $6.98 .• , sale Price $1.19 to $3.49 EXTRA DRY DEODORANT SPRAY 1.29 VAL. 2 pr. 66e ··1/2 price .IUFFERIN Slzes 35 lo 40 ooly. Regular $29.50 to ~7.50. Now sale priced at • • ......... , fU, 75 to $18.75 Palli Tablets Men's Dress Slacks-1/2·price ' I '•• ~ .- ,...._ .....,.... ••o - • ' · '· · · ..~ . l , ... ~· ~-~ : 1'111•-ti.at~P-1111 buktlcir ..... \i)d ~ljblcli $10 ~ ~·Plr.chW. ...._,the I.,. periOd aoii eott1 ~.90. ... . . aew oaldlor Crill eomea etv!P)Iflll_ wlllt a W~Qpareal. h Hl'kuhta!ll deme! Tb11 !1llla ,u ovea oUt of a ebareoiJ. ,rill, wlllt lite added lid· UlerD .Now; s 77 Jty, Ea. llqfO Cll ~ ·- 10 een!l. · '. . : f;1UI1ildiir, . ' Ea. . . .; . SHIR .S ~·-· -w ' . ' i rer. person•• ~IU IIO~O.ENI .,:, ··ELECtRIC ..tOOTH ._..SH tUs. · 1 . VALUE ··. • -• · Start Getting Ready "!'~ ~:.rot. :0-~ & Black • White • Blue Cushion Heel - ln!l()les Long Wearing SolesCanvas Linings Sizes 4 to 10 LOII$E DRUG$, NE,UON DRUG $TORE PRICED FOR ·DOLLAR DAYS \ FRI•.& .. ·' ·"Koda Color Quaker State Super Blend FRM Motor Oil lnstamatie I ' ' . - - Ol·IJ!I-It)lta - Quoon, • •, ,.., . . . tar .! lbt . a. flrsPiil JloW at prlcol our .,,.,. lib)' .. .. · 115 W. SECOND OHIO \ • Asst. Patterns and Colors Pr. We llaw lulclreda of llaeb - - - StJtM 11-.l Oolon fe! of All Apo_;11'ell lallorocl lol' ,.,,.. ...t bler-lllaett !I to Mea 37 $ 87 1811 Pr. AND Qt• ~~ Pr. ' VINYL LATEX WAU PAINTS 98 White-- Coloi."4 -~-- PU!,&P<)SE J gaL •• • • •• •• • •. •• • • • • --. -~ PAIR c;toss PAINT s llcColl'• Po""'"' PLASTIC DRAPES -~ MENS SLACKS $ • • • ' • a 1. '· , I.. 87 "PERMANENT PRESS" a ltAY VALUES-·' s A Varied And ,C9mplete Selection .._...,.w-o.er• ..•• •. Packofl4-Pin0nUrapel'yHooks· •·• • • ..... -. --17c Outside • • Window Shade Brackets • • • • • • • • • •••••• 8e Artificial Fruit • All Varieties · • • - • • • • • • • • • • • 8e 3 Pair Pack Shoe Laces • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - 17e :'- • . G~- Classes ••• Womens Canvas Oxfords ~ . . . .W!J~ ':'r.l &~ ·""- 11 ... • •• •• •, · Ho1:tu:ps\ ex. MEICURY • DE~. ~ • • • ETC ~-~"""'M<~~:!I:: SWISHER ••• ••• •• " ' ·. FUL~Y LINED SPECIALLY F rl :1 JOU· ··~ • •• {* · P- A DO&por 0114 IJD. ODe r Now a& • pdoc that meam Savinp ror - .. .utt. "'~h ,.:ea~r! .. ' "Pampers" 94 69c VAL. · . 12th'ernight. y - ......- I f 10 1lu7 ea_tl7......,...5ldrlaatllllalow _0......., - ..,.,.... ...... ltOW to lliLL •IT. : • ... 97 ··- Ea. Men's Dress .•. 2-"UU'll-~~ u. ... _ AmerieaD lclontilt to r. the Nobel Prize bl . pbyalel. , 11rat s t.M flg'r•· .. ,,_ . Albert A. MlellelloD wu the IIOrthl!i pi~ a.., ..iui6• eelvt ... JRUSH~ Transistur Batteries 0 s MUSLIN SHF..m ....,..tu and a ff!IW 8oUd ()olont Olbtn! Wlivt Size Freezer? Now the Boot-Wosh ..... halt • p,r. ~ ..... ,MI.J 'wulet bllh pruailre, foiiO\Hil frtoqt ·~ "l"'ola to UO. f ~ _ of tile by elear rlue. A oeven-lllimdlo . itl7.a "'-" ·~..:. U_por . wuhwlllbeablc .bariilln.at . · , \ T90TH , us '·' VALUE· : ... ae ' v..._, :· A rec;alu t.ti !· MUll Oiaoo iiod llo'lttuUI ~ wltll PM!&sl but.. 1he' Domed Grill A lx. 9Volt ft . . . . ' ·PRO ; 1/2 prlc• In knits and broodclotb st,yleo. Regular P.98 to $6.98. Sale Priced at, •• , ••••• ; •••••• , •••••1.99 to $3.49 37e ~· 'PAckAGE ono· ' , Stzes 28 to 46, Summer ancl year round wellhts. Regular $8.98 1o $14.98. Sale Priced at • • • • . , ... , •• , , •.••$4.49 to $7.49 (Small charge for alterlllono.) Men's Han.kerchlefs ' ,. !ooryoara, ~L· s 87 r--------. For Hot Days and Nights!! ''Permanent Press:' Short Sleeves LAMPS ColiOJIIl, Falrfiold, Iowa, thepall fi\F'B 1" .~'than two •ernmoat ~ I ( r" Ea. BOUDOm · h f reeze1' area · '8i!JIIG!> Sueeoso!lll' 1o the W'W••"'- H'1\V lllll!l ,... . ,it~ Gt II tbe btll!l-wasli1 plal'lfled on when u • _.p IIi houlll!i eoata. a Florida marlaa. It conslrtl- ""'"'· ,.;.. ezh.et ...,,&""!..,"!~ . . . · ,. •· . of a IMN!e rwmta& frOJ!I a . - · a ops once a i The La1ior Depart~D~M itjlorl' boom which dellven ill.... <jill that they 'Will need t4 that the Ollltl\'1"'t!: prtc'llndu: )lllzotl water · and cletercent _three ··~ four cubic f"'t o1 , ..... 39· .... ~ ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Pkg. HOBNAIL . ltOaap-.,, .. 8b9$ ~'Hope" ¢ yutqe If eomplote vlllbfl. To tMP ~me c'ryatalclear; Wllih Iukie and oulllde aflor eveq .... · . • • • of UYII)I IAIOk Ito blaeat upmdln~J w ·> TOOTH PASTE r9c.SIZE •sJ Odd Lot len's Sport Shirts- coot GL 2.00 Vtlue -ts Zoo m .t.Jpwar.d I SPECIALS at SWISHER &LOHSE .SQUIBB~·w,..'~"ct•l More Bargains For Friday and Saturday PENLITE Batteries lU 'five dltforeal ~~-- and 'lil>clololfl'. owroxlmaltiy 800 apoclaturs. •' SIZE New Selection bolr - . . - , - · · Steve Needs, a member of the Kypr Creek Futuro l"'rmeJ'a of Dr. Albert L Prince, 42, a naAmerica, captured Gl'llll ChaJit)lon Illarlwt 11o1 honors at the Gal· Uvo of Hartford, conn., was nam11a Coont,y Junior Fair fer tho sO<OIId <tliiOClllin , _ ll'edaeodQ'. ed aellng head ol the P117dlolo8)' Don Needs, a mombar o! tho Utile Kypr Vlllloy Bo,ya 4-B Club, Dopartmonl. He hasoanlodontho W<llrtsone~JogiGwL facuiljl of Evansville, hi., COl· Jim Slone, a member or the ProGice Co., and anoiittr by the 11110 IInce 19113. Halman Trl('e .PJ.oneera, ~aw Ida Chillicothe Dr. Walter Babic&, 40, a na~ Foocler 1'lli anlmal1 win eba"''lioD reglllar. committee. Uve of ,Johnltown, Pa., W&l oamed ~~~~ cllamjllm IIDII-I'eglllered Fill¥ )'OUihJ nblbltocl. areoord ed aet!ns bead o1 tho Departmant ldl~ and Gllllandlng lilt of the 98 animal• In tho 3 liour, 21- of ~ol)'. He has beonanoclfair honors Glrtng last Jdlbt'l mhllto abow acconllnl tD llrJ· ate - Pi'o!esoor and head of the )iqtng In tho- Arena bafore ..., (Bu<O carter, Gallla CouDt,y a.doiO&Y Departmont at Paraooa ... ,...-------------------------~-., UM-3 (A) .- ""'lE'nA, Ohlo(UPO-MarlotiO College amounced Wodnea~ new acting dopartmenl heads ID the departments of PaYeholOID' · BEN r-~----~ I a - "Tip'-+.,p', 'l'llo Steve Needs Displays Are Anoounced Champion Market Hog Open Fri. and Sat. Nlte Until 9:00 Thomas S. Smith. Acting Heads Boys Sizes •••• • 46c . uo..,.,. .. ,,..;;-t.er .,.Wit.... . BRUSH ROUERS Mllrll- I 1lll1rta 111M hold Cllolr llllape alter npeaW ·wulllnpllrlol panel lrolllrl and Dl& In 1Miex W-.&D - Profeslliona~ REGULAR $).?9 PLASTIC SWING TOP · WASTE BASKETS····· • • • • • • • • .\PECIAi: ·tfc REGULAR 59c I.LUMINUM ICE CUBE TRAY$ " Will! Ploatlc Grids, Mokta 14 cuboa SPEC. 2 for $1.00 Rogulor $1.49 Plastic WI.STE USKETS SPECIAL 99c I Qt. Waldorf ShaHorpOGOI Bottlo REGULAR $1.00 BUBBLE BATH BATH OIL, SHI.MPOD • • • • • • • SPECIAL 2 for $1.00 14* ••· Soltiquo BATH BEADS- - •• -SPECIAL 98c RETURN COUPON INSIDE PACKAGE AND MI.NU· FACTURER WILL REFUND FULL PRICE PAID FOR THIS ITEM. or Not? ' BRIEFS or T-SIDRTS R.GULAR 79c "' . PLASTIC DRI.PES •• • • - • • • • -SPECIAl 2 fo"$1.'00 . . REGULAR 29c, 5 VAIII~TIES . 13 OZ. COOKIES ·- ·-- - • ·-SPECIAL 4 for ••• Pi~rce !lie Pamaa .....It 1'" DEPARTMENT STOQ£ 1 Cool, Gol, Cool 39c Odd LOt Men's Sport Coats - A DISCOUNT Bop~& lor ..-J her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter, ~::;,~... Boo•!· l'alue- wttat every tj!onrjp OUkl· - , .. 110M; CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN Ladles' Hose ~ 1.10 ' ·' To l6GAUGE SHoTGUN' SHELlS DictioQary Mrs. Martha Mays of Strausburg is spending a few days with Ladles' Shorts- . f f Bf:l*l'ER .VALUES EVERYDAY!!"" IEBSI'ERS conlr••• •P'""" .. 'AND SA (IJ\>0 lira. N~lo Blum of Olllon IIPOnt ti•l Johl)lotiadffl!ill!llr~ a 'few daya • tllol pa•t week with · Of doUberateiY undorc:uttiJiii lhe ' hia otstef, Mill. GlneVfa Footer. COIIIII'ihlonol . m:40r111 cutbilc~ Others who called'""? lllr. and on JIO\oernment empiQl~ b)" lllro. Al*t Coni; Vloa 1.11$ ~ lcllon weillloto efl.o~. WUI!amo of Rutland, lllro. Joe The Delalill'ti'Republlcan ·iaJd Turner and Tony ot A!bally. lhe admlnlotratloo hired 95,,00 Mr•. and Mrs. To,ylor Moor~ federal !lorkorl ·mrtng the. '30 have returned homo after days 1~ ~un~ when was lng·a few days wltl> Lelandlloot'e wr...sl,lnfovor an oconomypack, and famiiJ' of Clnton and their · ' The Fabric Shop Early! ' York Clothi Funeral services for Camtlla ~re, 90, of the Racine area, wilo died Wodneodll,l' at noon in Holzer Hospital, will be held Suturday at 2 p.m. a1 the Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Froeland Norris ofilclating. Burial will be in tbe Letart Cemetery beside her late husband, Rush. &Jrviving are two daughters, lira. Herbert (Dorio) Sll,)'re, Racine, and Mrs. Edward (HUda) BROKEN SIZES 3 TO 221) ' \ By ALTA CONE llarvoy Britton of Lopll ·and Dies Wednesday REGULAR 10.98 &12.98 1 RACK .' Camilla·Sayre · ' 1 RACK ~' the company, national distributor and investment manager of the • • • United Funds, Inc. group ot mutual funds, to selected repreHealthy House Plonts The cleanest families are sentatives. Upon successfUl comapt to have the healthiest pletion of the seminar, the rephouse plants, according to res~mtatives quallty to offer a horticulturists at New York new service that utilizes comBotanical Gardens. Humidity puter techniq.~es to evaluate and created by baths and showers recommetld personalized longmakes the bathroom an ideal range financial programs for inpart-time storage place for plants to protect them from dividual families. Waddell & Reed maintains 300 the dry, overheated atmosEasternmost point in the otnces through the nation. The United States is West Quoddy phere of today's homes. firm Is principal underwriter Head, Maine. and investment manager of the United Funds group of mutual funds, the nation's third largl.st mutual fund organlzattooa. United has more than 330,000 shUeholders, and net assets tn excess of $2-'h billion. FINAL SALE FRI. AND SAT. MME.R ... ESSES ' 7 - 1111 lloU1'8entu.t, P<lnoro)'.~ 'l'!lllrf4o,y, o\utllll 1, 1... ' ' t- ~ OoUj, Sentlnol, PomiJW·IIIddltp>ri, 0., ,.....,, Alosuot I, 1948 ·~~·le~~~' .. , ' :· ---.. ~ ---..• ~ �\ ., • ' .' I· . f ITAL NEWS !IOLlER IIOSPITAL ...: VIsit- polls, 100, 4;06 a.m. Tb.lridl3; Ing houro 2-f and 7-8 p.m. Par- Mrs. Jolm L, Sldonstrlcker, Hononto onJ,y on Podiatries Ward. doriiCII, W, Va., dauflhlar, 11:49 a.m. Weclneodll,l'; lllrs. Melvin .ADMISSIONS . Mrs. Jerry E, Chaney, GaUl- K. wnuams, Rl. 2 C1'0MI Clb', ",;IIDIAM, Ohio (UPD - De.... 2:12p.m. Wemoadll,l'. fensive hallback Ernie Koller- polio; lllrB. Flora 0, MaM, oak DISCHARGES and rlgilt cornerback Ben !lUI; lllrs. John L. Sldonstrlcker, Mrs. Marie Beaver, Barbara Dovll have signed oontracto Henderson, W. Va.; Mrs. Mar- SUo Cbllders, Mrs. Bllly W,Eao'llitll the Cleveland Browns, ohlll Wtlllo, R~ 3 Jackson; Mlu ton, Mrs. Barbara A. Gar&ler 'loavinll 11 plll,)'ers still to he Arm!nta B. Frederick, Rt. I Vin· (E>;plred), Anthon,y R. Gibbs, Uton; Mrs. Melvin K. Wtlllsmo, lll&ned. Rt. 2 Crown Clt,y; lllra. Mtllard sa D. Grwnds, Mrs. otis W, >Kellermann, a Cleveland naHes1011, Mrs. Harold R, HudiOII tive, is a third year player who E. McCoy, Rio Grande; Mrs, VIr- and Infant male, Ernest F. Jay. came rrom Miami University . gil S. Campbell, ~roy; lllro. john, Richard 0. Knapp, Mrs. O.vis was selected in the 17th Laura So,yre, Rl 2 Racine; TO¥· Norma Jean Martin, Daniel R. I'QIInd of the 1961 draft · from lor N. Frtdle,y, Rt. 2 Letart, W. M,yere, Russell P. Painter, Mrs. Deftance ColJege and started as Va. ; Edward J. Strauss, Miners.. ville; SamueJ C, Beckett, Rt. 1 Slewart M. PUckett, Mrs. ~IIY 1. punt return man. E. Ratll!f, Norlen J. Rowland, Coach Blanton Collier told a Thurman; lllra. Laura B. Hughes, Jr., Mrs. Camilla Sll,)'re (ExpirRt. 3 Ook HUI; Mrs. Elms R. , ~ of visitors durlns Hiram ed), Mrs. Wayne Scott, Mrs. RosCollege Dll,l' here Wednesday Cottrill, Radcll!f; Mrs. RIYII10IId coe F. Sprouse, Mrs. Sanford ..,, 1968 team has ••a nne atti- E. Donohue, R~ I Pomeroy; lllrs. C. stroop, Jr., and infant male, Mallie G. Dll,l'too, Rt. 2 Bidwell; tude ... Mrs. WlHiam J, Osborne, Iron- Mrs. Alva D. Tulloh, Charles S. ~'I can reeL it on the practice Waller, Mrs. Norma D. Louks, Oe1d. Togetherness is starting ton; Mrs. Donald C. Kingery, here the way we'd like it to Pl Pleasant; Mrs. Harry N. Calloway, Henderson, W. Va.; ltart," he said. WWiam T, Dee!, Rt. 2 Vinton; . Colller also said he was plealtd with the team's devel- Wallar J. Janey, 919 Second ~vo!. ; q»nent and with his new co~ap­ Pamela J. Simmons, Rt. 2 Crown lalno, Ernie Green and Jim Clt,y. BDITRS Mrs. Jerry E. Chaney, Galli•'They lead by example, by William D. (BUI) Childs, Mid - Childs Offers 1 ' New Service Hou-. 0 cktlng," he said. 11 They are good football players with eagerness aod attitude." WASHED OUT Last nlgilt'a loth aMUal Kyger Creek Tournament championship game was postponed by wet Gum mowers' flrst groonds, The title game will be COLUMBUS (UPO - The firsl pla.yed at 7 this evening, Col- amual Ohio Sate Fair Bubble Gum contest will be held at the fair on ~ug. 21. ft will be IAiper- vlaed by Secretary of State Ted Brown and contestants will be arciQped according to age. 1 l FJ!i:LD COMPLETE OCEANPORT, N.J. (UPI)T'\e, 12-horae Qeld for Saturclai'• tnougural rurmtng ol tho $75,1100 Monmouth Invitational HaDdlcap was completed Wednoadll,)' with the entry of Hobeau Farm's Prlnce Don and Lazy F. -Ranch's San Roque. lowed by the consolation game dleport representative of Waddell & Reed, Inc. , has successfully completed the company's Personalized Financial Plmming seminar and Is now q.~alified to offer the new service, the firm has announced . The seminar Is provided by at 8:30p.m. ss '1 Boogie, Sooth Zanesville, and The L&Z Shop 118 E. MAIN POMEROY two aona, Carroll Sayre, St. Petersburg, Fla., and George M. Sll,)'re, Monaca, Pemll,l'Ivanla. A son, John, and a daughter, Lllllan, preceded her In death. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. DOLLAR DAYS yards and yards 'of SAVINGS ... FABRIC SALE 1 BIG TABLE BARGAINS ALL HIGHER PRICED TO 1.98 VALUES Sow 11>1 save barplno offered for 2 days on!¥ - drip drys, plllda, knits, cottons and blends. All machine wnbable. 36" and 45" wide. s yd. Singer S.lu & S..•lce 992-2284 PQMEROY '· 0 Weclneadll,l' ••· Jolm ;,q;... ~- 56,aOo Entrieg ::"r!'iho :'~::.no Hamilton llr. and Mrs. William B. Gregory of Dll,l'Wli called on his father W, A. Gregocy, Sundl,l'. lllr. and lira: John Reed, llr. Dovld E. MyersofP~~t~eroy, and Mrs. Albert cone and Stew· RL 4, Is doing his army basic art Keeton and famUy allended a training at Fort Gordon, Ga. ftsh fry at WJlkesYille on satur~ After basic, he plans to go to day nlghL school to train to be a dental lllr. and Mrs. Vance Wilbur technician. He Is engaged to arxl Rita were business vlaltora Sharoo Thompson. His brothIn Clrclevtllo on Mondll,l'eventng. er, Terry, Is in the Navy in John Fitzpatrick of COlumbus cwa. spent a weekend: with his par~ ents, Mr. a~ Mrs. Tom Fitzpatrlck. ADD PITCHER Mrs. Amy Caldwell ard WilCHICAGO (UPI)- Outfielderpitcher John Upham was liam Thomas'and wife of Colum-brought up by the Chicago OJbs bus spent Sunday with, Mra. Ola trom their Tacoma farm team Perry and Frank. John Paul Henslar ot Newark Wednesday. came !or his sons, Jlmmie and Upham hit .400 as an outfielder In 25 games and Stevie, who had spent a week posted an 0-1 record ln eight with his mother, Mrs. Grace relief appearances for the Henslar and the Coen famll.Y. Mrs. Larry Grounds and chll· Pacific Coast League club. Chicago optioned pitcher Darcy dren, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cone Fast to Tacoma to make room and Mrs. Ginevra Foster spent Tuesday evening with Mrs, Ola for Upham. Perry and Frank. Jack Moore of Cincinnati spent GAMES SCHEDULED weekeOO with hls parents, Mr. a NEW YORK (UPI)- The Naand Mrs. Taylor Moore. tional Broadcastlng COmpany Frank Shiltz is a patient In the (NBC announced Wednesday lt Hocking Valley HospitaJ as a rewill televise a total of 65 A rn e r i c a n Football League sult ofinjurlesreceivedlnanauto games this seaSon as well as accident recently. Kenneth Erickson made a busthe &!per Bowl game, Jan. 12. iness trip to Logan recently. Thirteen dottJleheaders- 12on Mrs. Nancy Jack is splnding &.lnday and the other on 'Thanksgiving Day- are included several days with relatives In Charleston, W, Va. in the video schedule. .. Fl\SHJON ,I TipS .. MENS "DERBY" BRAND The summO!' girl image for 1948 Is bared and lanned. She will we a r White sleeveless mini dresses with bare inld· riffs showing off her bronzed skin. Her footwear will be sandals minimized to mere strips of leather. A cool summer Indeed! ' i Mme. Darlax, d~e ol Nlll• Rlecl Ia Parl1 baa writlea a b o o k oa elegoaeo Ia wbleb 1be 1lales tllal "plereed ears are ualblakable lor an elei&Dt WOIDID." • Yoa 8al'fl lSc oa eadl pi'• _ , Well tallonol W1Dto T ' DR. PENSON .PROMOTED Dr. 1FAward M. Penson. dean of off - campus academic programs at Ohio University, has been named assiatant provost of tho unlveralcy by Provost Jim Slone Wins Trophy FRANKLIN PHONE PO'EROY Eugene Face meyer is a patient in a Parkersburg hospital. He wu serloosly InJured by a tractor and underwent surgery, "!;.3498 . , ,\ '" OllianJioo agent, agriculture. Ill other aetlvlllea JOotordl¥ Both and Slone rtetlvocl trapbloa lllr lltllr etrorta. ~~ eveniDI,' Lar17 Fallon, COra was pre801Qd by tho J. D. North campers, caplurocl Sll!ne - msnllllp honor a In tho ,lwdor dlf!_ vlalm. Richard Simms, of I b t IVIRD' \AM 0 Ohio Vallooo Bo,ya, 11011 SWine .. "" shoWmsnahlp -sbiib..enlor FT. division. Goat !alar, • naearch lalllf.· • on1, Cillo State Uulverllb', senWASHINGTON (U"" _ The oclas Judie, ' · · L• • .' HAiil II PERlfANENTS ' $2.00 . VALUE 1/2 price 89~ A very good name in shorts in sizes 8 to 16. Reg. 115.98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Sale Price $2.99 Ladles' Blouses- 1/2 price ARRID Sleeveless, Roll sleeve aoi lOIII sleeve ln sizes 10 to IS. Reg. fS-98 to $6.98 .• , sale Price $1.19 to $3.49 EXTRA DRY DEODORANT SPRAY 1.29 VAL. 2 pr. 66e ··1/2 price .IUFFERIN Slzes 35 lo 40 ooly. Regular $29.50 to ~7.50. Now sale priced at • • ......... , fU, 75 to $18.75 Palli Tablets Men's Dress Slacks-1/2·price ' I '•• ~ .- ,...._ .....,.... ••o - • ' · '· · · ..~ . l , ... ~· ~-~ : 1'111•-ti.at~P-1111 buktlcir ..... \i)d ~ljblcli $10 ~ ~·Plr.chW. ...._,the I.,. periOd aoii eott1 ~.90. ... . . aew oaldlor Crill eomea etv!P)Iflll_ wlllt a W~Qpareal. h Hl'kuhta!ll deme! Tb11 !1llla ,u ovea oUt of a ebareoiJ. ,rill, wlllt lite added lid· UlerD .Now; s 77 Jty, Ea. llqfO Cll ~ ·- 10 een!l. · '. . : f;1UI1ildiir, . ' Ea. . . .; . SHIR .S ~·-· -w ' . ' i rer. person•• ~IU IIO~O.ENI .,:, ··ELECtRIC ..tOOTH ._..SH tUs. · 1 . VALUE ··. • -• · Start Getting Ready "!'~ ~:.rot. :0-~ & Black • White • Blue Cushion Heel - ln!l()les Long Wearing SolesCanvas Linings Sizes 4 to 10 LOII$E DRUG$, NE,UON DRUG $TORE PRICED FOR ·DOLLAR DAYS \ FRI•.& .. ·' ·"Koda Color Quaker State Super Blend FRM Motor Oil lnstamatie I ' ' . - - Ol·IJ!I-It)lta - Quoon, • •, ,.., . . . tar .! lbt . a. flrsPiil JloW at prlcol our .,,.,. lib)' .. .. · 115 W. SECOND OHIO \ • Asst. Patterns and Colors Pr. We llaw lulclreda of llaeb - - - StJtM 11-.l Oolon fe! of All Apo_;11'ell lallorocl lol' ,.,,.. ...t bler-lllaett !I to Mea 37 $ 87 1811 Pr. AND Qt• ~~ Pr. ' VINYL LATEX WAU PAINTS 98 White-- Coloi."4 -~-- PU!,&P<)SE J gaL •• • • •• •• • •. •• • • • • --. -~ PAIR c;toss PAINT s llcColl'• Po""'"' PLASTIC DRAPES -~ MENS SLACKS $ • • • ' • a 1. '· , I.. 87 "PERMANENT PRESS" a ltAY VALUES-·' s A Varied And ,C9mplete Selection .._...,.w-o.er• ..•• •. Packofl4-Pin0nUrapel'yHooks· •·• • • ..... -. --17c Outside • • Window Shade Brackets • • • • • • • • • •••••• 8e Artificial Fruit • All Varieties · • • - • • • • • • • • • • • 8e 3 Pair Pack Shoe Laces • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - 17e :'- • . G~- Classes ••• Womens Canvas Oxfords ~ . . . .W!J~ ':'r.l &~ ·""- 11 ... • •• •• •, · Ho1:tu:ps\ ex. MEICURY • DE~. ~ • • • ETC ~-~"""'M<~~:!I:: SWISHER ••• ••• •• " ' ·. FUL~Y LINED SPECIALLY F rl :1 JOU· ··~ • •• {* · P- A DO&por 0114 IJD. ODe r Now a& • pdoc that meam Savinp ror - .. .utt. "'~h ,.:ea~r! .. ' "Pampers" 94 69c VAL. · . 12th'ernight. y - ......- I f 10 1lu7 ea_tl7......,...5ldrlaatllllalow _0......., - ..,.,.... ...... ltOW to lliLL •IT. : • ... 97 ··- Ea. Men's Dress .•. 2-"UU'll-~~ u. ... _ AmerieaD lclontilt to r. the Nobel Prize bl . pbyalel. , 11rat s t.M flg'r•· .. ,,_ . Albert A. MlellelloD wu the IIOrthl!i pi~ a.., ..iui6• eelvt ... JRUSH~ Transistur Batteries 0 s MUSLIN SHF..m ....,..tu and a ff!IW 8oUd ()olont Olbtn! Wlivt Size Freezer? Now the Boot-Wosh ..... halt • p,r. ~ ..... ,MI.J 'wulet bllh pruailre, foiiO\Hil frtoqt ·~ "l"'ola to UO. f ~ _ of tile by elear rlue. A oeven-lllimdlo . itl7.a "'-" ·~..:. U_por . wuhwlllbeablc .bariilln.at . · , \ T90TH , us '·' VALUE· : ... ae ' v..._, :· A rec;alu t.ti !· MUll Oiaoo iiod llo'lttuUI ~ wltll PM!&sl but.. 1he' Domed Grill A lx. 9Volt ft . . . . ' ·PRO ; 1/2 prlc• In knits and broodclotb st,yleo. Regular P.98 to $6.98. Sale Priced at, •• , ••••• ; •••••• , •••••1.99 to $3.49 37e ~· 'PAckAGE ono· ' , Stzes 28 to 46, Summer ancl year round wellhts. Regular $8.98 1o $14.98. Sale Priced at • • • • . , ... , •• , , •.••$4.49 to $7.49 (Small charge for alterlllono.) Men's Han.kerchlefs ' ,. !ooryoara, ~L· s 87 r--------. For Hot Days and Nights!! ''Permanent Press:' Short Sleeves LAMPS ColiOJIIl, Falrfiold, Iowa, thepall fi\F'B 1" .~'than two •ernmoat ~ I ( r" Ea. BOUDOm · h f reeze1' area · '8i!JIIG!> Sueeoso!lll' 1o the W'W••"'- H'1\V lllll!l ,... . ,it~ Gt II tbe btll!l-wasli1 plal'lfled on when u • _.p IIi houlll!i eoata. a Florida marlaa. It conslrtl- ""'"'· ,.;.. ezh.et ...,,&""!..,"!~ . . . · ,. •· . of a IMN!e rwmta& frOJ!I a . - · a ops once a i The La1ior Depart~D~M itjlorl' boom which dellven ill.... <jill that they 'Will need t4 that the Ollltl\'1"'t!: prtc'llndu: )lllzotl water · and cletercent _three ··~ four cubic f"'t o1 , ..... 39· .... ~ ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Pkg. HOBNAIL . ltOaap-.,, .. 8b9$ ~'Hope" ¢ yutqe If eomplote vlllbfl. To tMP ~me c'ryatalclear; Wllih Iukie and oulllde aflor eveq .... · . • • • of UYII)I IAIOk Ito blaeat upmdln~J w ·> TOOTH PASTE r9c.SIZE •sJ Odd Lot len's Sport Shirts- coot GL 2.00 Vtlue -ts Zoo m .t.Jpwar.d I SPECIALS at SWISHER &LOHSE .SQUIBB~·w,..'~"ct•l More Bargains For Friday and Saturday PENLITE Batteries lU 'five dltforeal ~~-- and 'lil>clololfl'. owroxlmaltiy 800 apoclaturs. •' SIZE New Selection bolr - . . - , - · · Steve Needs, a member of the Kypr Creek Futuro l"'rmeJ'a of Dr. Albert L Prince, 42, a naAmerica, captured Gl'llll ChaJit)lon Illarlwt 11o1 honors at the Gal· Uvo of Hartford, conn., was nam11a Coont,y Junior Fair fer tho sO<OIId <tliiOClllin , _ ll'edaeodQ'. ed aellng head ol the P117dlolo8)' Don Needs, a mombar o! tho Utile Kypr Vlllloy Bo,ya 4-B Club, Dopartmonl. He hasoanlodontho W<llrtsone~JogiGwL facuiljl of Evansville, hi., COl· Jim Slone, a member or the ProGice Co., and anoiittr by the 11110 IInce 19113. Halman Trl('e .PJ.oneera, ~aw Ida Chillicothe Dr. Walter Babic&, 40, a na~ Foocler 1'lli anlmal1 win eba"''lioD reglllar. committee. Uve of ,Johnltown, Pa., W&l oamed ~~~~ cllamjllm IIDII-I'eglllered Fill¥ )'OUihJ nblbltocl. areoord ed aet!ns bead o1 tho Departmant ldl~ and Gllllandlng lilt of the 98 animal• In tho 3 liour, 21- of ~ol)'. He has beonanoclfair honors Glrtng last Jdlbt'l mhllto abow acconllnl tD llrJ· ate - Pi'o!esoor and head of the )iqtng In tho- Arena bafore ..., (Bu<O carter, Gallla CouDt,y a.doiO&Y Departmont at Paraooa ... ,...-------------------------~-., UM-3 (A) .- ""'lE'nA, Ohlo(UPO-MarlotiO College amounced Wodnea~ new acting dopartmenl heads ID the departments of PaYeholOID' · BEN r-~----~ I a - "Tip'-+.,p', 'l'llo Steve Needs Displays Are Anoounced Champion Market Hog Open Fri. and Sat. Nlte Until 9:00 Thomas S. Smith. Acting Heads Boys Sizes •••• • 46c . uo..,.,. .. ,,..;;-t.er .,.Wit.... . BRUSH ROUERS Mllrll- I 1lll1rta 111M hold Cllolr llllape alter npeaW ·wulllnpllrlol panel lrolllrl and Dl& In 1Miex W-.&D - Profeslliona~ REGULAR $).?9 PLASTIC SWING TOP · WASTE BASKETS····· • • • • • • • • .\PECIAi: ·tfc REGULAR 59c I.LUMINUM ICE CUBE TRAY$ " Will! Ploatlc Grids, Mokta 14 cuboa SPEC. 2 for $1.00 Rogulor $1.49 Plastic WI.STE USKETS SPECIAL 99c I Qt. Waldorf ShaHorpOGOI Bottlo REGULAR $1.00 BUBBLE BATH BATH OIL, SHI.MPOD • • • • • • • SPECIAL 2 for $1.00 14* ••· Soltiquo BATH BEADS- - •• -SPECIAL 98c RETURN COUPON INSIDE PACKAGE AND MI.NU· FACTURER WILL REFUND FULL PRICE PAID FOR THIS ITEM. or Not? ' BRIEFS or T-SIDRTS R.GULAR 79c "' . PLASTIC DRI.PES •• • • - • • • • -SPECIAl 2 fo"$1.'00 . . REGULAR 29c, 5 VAIII~TIES . 13 OZ. COOKIES ·- ·-- - • ·-SPECIAL 4 for ••• Pi~rce !lie Pamaa .....It 1'" DEPARTMENT STOQ£ 1 Cool, Gol, Cool 39c Odd LOt Men's Sport Coats - A DISCOUNT Bop~& lor ..-J her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter, ~::;,~... Boo•!· l'alue- wttat every tj!onrjp OUkl· - , .. 110M; CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN Ladles' Hose ~ 1.10 ' ·' To l6GAUGE SHoTGUN' SHELlS DictioQary Mrs. Martha Mays of Strausburg is spending a few days with Ladles' Shorts- . f f Bf:l*l'ER .VALUES EVERYDAY!!"" IEBSI'ERS conlr••• •P'""" .. 'AND SA (IJ\>0 lira. N~lo Blum of Olllon IIPOnt ti•l Johl)lotiadffl!ill!llr~ a 'few daya • tllol pa•t week with · Of doUberateiY undorc:uttiJiii lhe ' hia otstef, Mill. GlneVfa Footer. COIIIII'ihlonol . m:40r111 cutbilc~ Others who called'""? lllr. and on JIO\oernment empiQl~ b)" lllro. Al*t Coni; Vloa 1.11$ ~ lcllon weillloto efl.o~. WUI!amo of Rutland, lllro. Joe The Delalill'ti'Republlcan ·iaJd Turner and Tony ot A!bally. lhe admlnlotratloo hired 95,,00 Mr•. and Mrs. To,ylor Moor~ federal !lorkorl ·mrtng the. '30 have returned homo after days 1~ ~un~ when was lng·a few days wltl> Lelandlloot'e wr...sl,lnfovor an oconomypack, and famiiJ' of Clnton and their · ' The Fabric Shop Early! ' York Clothi Funeral services for Camtlla ~re, 90, of the Racine area, wilo died Wodneodll,l' at noon in Holzer Hospital, will be held Suturday at 2 p.m. a1 the Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Froeland Norris ofilclating. Burial will be in tbe Letart Cemetery beside her late husband, Rush. &Jrviving are two daughters, lira. Herbert (Dorio) Sll,)'re, Racine, and Mrs. Edward (HUda) BROKEN SIZES 3 TO 221) ' \ By ALTA CONE llarvoy Britton of Lopll ·and Dies Wednesday REGULAR 10.98 &12.98 1 RACK .' Camilla·Sayre · ' 1 RACK ~' the company, national distributor and investment manager of the • • • United Funds, Inc. group ot mutual funds, to selected repreHealthy House Plonts The cleanest families are sentatives. Upon successfUl comapt to have the healthiest pletion of the seminar, the rephouse plants, according to res~mtatives quallty to offer a horticulturists at New York new service that utilizes comBotanical Gardens. Humidity puter techniq.~es to evaluate and created by baths and showers recommetld personalized longmakes the bathroom an ideal range financial programs for inpart-time storage place for plants to protect them from dividual families. Waddell & Reed maintains 300 the dry, overheated atmosEasternmost point in the otnces through the nation. The United States is West Quoddy phere of today's homes. firm Is principal underwriter Head, Maine. and investment manager of the United Funds group of mutual funds, the nation's third largl.st mutual fund organlzattooa. United has more than 330,000 shUeholders, and net assets tn excess of $2-'h billion. FINAL SALE FRI. AND SAT. MME.R ... ESSES ' 7 - 1111 lloU1'8entu.t, P<lnoro)'.~ 'l'!lllrf4o,y, o\utllll 1, 1... ' ' t- ~ OoUj, Sentlnol, PomiJW·IIIddltp>ri, 0., ,.....,, Alosuot I, 1948 ·~~·le~~~' .. , ' :· ---.. ~ ---..• ~ �' '' ~-lli)J;, ~M{qy·lli¥cnepoirt,O., !J'tQt.d.,, Aul\l~· ~ l868. •• .;r .-, \ 1 -~ ' '· -~r!~ ,,·c.· .,_ . Revi~al Attendan~e "' .. lhiilin ' .T . ' •· ' . ._~. I ,' 3;ooo at Thesd~y Services ' - Total ato ll the ouU1oo< camp. ovo~ats "'" re<;ehed with Rev. Earl Perkins Oflerlils, the pra,ver. A duet b)' the i!aalnsers preceded the eveni!V se~ b)' eel anlntere&!IDi aild \'ll'led pro. srlln Tuejday 11 Emll,y Baal,._ or 0110nec1 tho. service wllh a 50(1<1110 solo. Evening pra,yer was prayed b)' Rev. Jack Higgins . rovl¥0) at lJnloo Clmp neared 3000 as 234 per· the raln!all to shore ;~ge~~::.:r;•:;::. servlce. Anumre sponded to the w:;, the use of quarters by a large ~~"""' of children In fronl of tho :~:;~~lt~s close. W, wUl conclude Friday .;WIIIh a family night special pl'<)o Tonight will he Youth a!tar. Both MEHS&.aOYS WASH& WEAR the evangellaL time by Mrs. Basllll!6r Involved of Evareelist lner Bls- ,O~IHOTOF congregaUoml singing and spedal music b)' lho chclr followed. A love offering for the -• - He used the geDeral theme, u A· Law that God Caanot CliaJiie, w aa he ~hisized thl.t t'God -" i 11 free Y"' from the Illw and aln and death bot he will not freeYI>I irom Ute · law of the harvest. n The apoaker eJ<plalned with scriplure that he· who ploughs and sows in lnlqult;r will reap the some. He died the ractthataome men never get caught in their alns in their lifetime and never cmne to repentence. But, even SLACKS ' cae. The evongellst charged that a lot of people are el:i)ertmentlng wlth mamers aod morals these days. He told young peq>le and adults thet they do not have to Godly unGodl,y loaders or unparents. SWIM WEAR Mock Tu.rtlt ond Crtw Htck & Knit Mens and Boys SUMMER ' Valuo• To $5.00 - Valuoo To $4.00 ,, $ Days $2.0Q.ea. ' 2.65 2 for 5.00 Shirt Values To 6.110-$3.65 SPORT COATS 5.00 < ' Try 'Whipped' Paints Beeks A~UtoUneing The new "wlllpped" latex re- New ~re Plans . Model C·19 19 cu. ft. Hollb 665 pounds . Fcir freezer living at its best! Check these quality features • More capacity - tau tloor apace with new efll- foam iuulation. • convenience nmovable baskets for or· pnbed otorqe, light In lid. Defi'08t drain. Lock • KeePI Fooda Better. Freet:inl coila on all four walla and bottom. Adjuatable temperature control. Deepfreeze The finest neme in home freezet5. palllts give even llelter Artistieally-bent sl!lto than the regular lltn. 1be whlpjllng makes It eailer apply wlllioul palat-drlp or To Show Handiwork tosplatter. More palnl ean lie loaded onto brush or reDer, PT. PLEASANT - The Home thus aav!Qg lime and eaero. AriB Department of theM a s o n II alao provi~OB better OH· Cl>lnly Fair wiD of!er a charn:e coal coverage. to Mason COuntlans with artlatle talento to once agalndlsrAI.Y their handiwork during the annual Fair . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL August 6 thrOII!Ih the lOth. ADMITTED - WRllam BartoThe display Is OPOD to all real- ley, Pl. Ploasont; Mrs. Luther denio ol Muon Cqunty wllh Mrs. Gibson, Jr., Pl. Plooaant; Mn. Nora Staats· o1 Letart In cherp carrie Green, Loon; Mrs. Loon of the event • Thompson, Pt. Pleasant; Shane Rules are thetanelltlbltormay Rendolph, P~ Pleasan~ enter only one exhibit In each DISCHARGED - ~et cia... A trophy will be awarded Duf!lelcl, VIenna, W. Va.; Jack to the per SOli or famlly that has Rooch, 1'1. Pleasant; Chorleo the most blue ribbons in thla de- Uvely, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. CMr· partmen~ lea Dean, 1'1. PleasanL Featured will be children's The 1909 Uncoln eent ..... clothing, adult clot.hill(, IProDS, the flrst U.S. one-eent cola, to remodeled prments, embroidcarry the moUo "In God We ery. needlewock, hemstitchbw, Trust." . smocking, weaving ud huck crochet ·or..At! PT. PLEASANT- Hecl<'olnc.· THIS FRI. &SAT. hu IIUiiJunced tho .q>enbW of a, atoro Ia 1'1. Pltiloailt, PI'OIIIlll.v ' ' earl¥ In Nqvember. Tlit 11011' atru<tun wQl be located near the . Roote' 35 b)'paaa In PL Plealllll and will emplOf about 30 per- . aons. The brick and conereta block··. structure wtU he 24,000 square ' ' " 1 • • feel In li'el and have patklJIII spaces for 165 vehlclta. The • building Ia bolngerocfodii7Brer- ry Joooo at a colt 0! ... lo,ooa, and wiD carry general mer........ d:lee. '~ ·· · :~, ' • t • -.....'. . ' ' . ... ' .., . ... .. ' ' '' ,. '· •' .. .' ' \ Lead PolloldaC t~~i:;f~m;911;e~y ~' o« It, and the lead poll<lnconsumed or b the skin, the body ifte,riit8.• k n eBB, :~ ' .. ' •' LILT BODY SPECIAL 2 101 1.00 rugl,ietwood and hobbles. EXTRA "(We ' Are Not Open SPECIAL .. ~ . .'llloodQ laltiatllll SKINLESS ·1110's sse c 2 fulllh .WIENERS nd Beef ~.,,0 ~ .,., SUI VAL:UE ·· DIAL 2 ~1.00 1.00 pkas. . lk %zal. McCoy's 25 lb. Fnnch CitJ ' can 39~ 2. lb. pl. s9e·. ' ·JUMBO BOUNTY ' "'t ' · ~ ·. :· 'I ., , " . •I . ' · • ' '·" ' . SHAMPOO 2 for 1.00 REG. $1.00 EA. :· SOAP .,.·. . ·. \ . 59~ 1.99 . I"« ., . I iced 13 oz. 36's Spare Ribs lb. MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY Jleara Right For Barbecui111 Open tvery Week l>oy 9:00 to 7:00 s.&un~ay ru • POQII.OY ' POWDER 7% oz. \ ' . l : ~~ ~ ~Val• ¥ 1 LOT sUMMER SUITS &SPORT COATS·· • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .Reduced 1/3 to 1L2 SUMMER SLACKS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • Now Reduced 1/3 STRAW HATS, %PRICE • • • • • • • • • • • • -Group Sp. Hats & Golf Caps 1.00 BOYS BERMUDA SHORTS, 2.00 • • • • • • • • • • · -BOYS SPORT SHIRTS, 1.75 to Christ as early in life as they follow ,, DRESS SHIRTS 1.00 the marks of sin theylavee:xperlenced. Thus, It is so greatly Important that a boy or girl come ' SPORT SHIRTS LOT OF • saved, will bear In their bndloo MEH$ &•IOi·S 1.00 1.00 those who do repent and are KHIT Sale $1.65 2for ' Mel as T-SHIRTS alii. FOOTBALL ' SHIRTS 1 GROUP SECRET SPRAY 4-0unce 59~ ' �' '' ~-lli)J;, ~M{qy·lli¥cnepoirt,O., !J'tQt.d.,, Aul\l~· ~ l868. •• .;r .-, \ 1 -~ ' '· -~r!~ ,,·c.· .,_ . Revi~al Attendan~e "' .. lhiilin ' .T . ' •· ' . ._~. I ,' 3;ooo at Thesd~y Services ' - Total ato ll the ouU1oo< camp. ovo~ats "'" re<;ehed with Rev. Earl Perkins Oflerlils, the pra,ver. A duet b)' the i!aalnsers preceded the eveni!V se~ b)' eel anlntere&!IDi aild \'ll'led pro. srlln Tuejday 11 Emll,y Baal,._ or 0110nec1 tho. service wllh a 50(1<1110 solo. Evening pra,yer was prayed b)' Rev. Jack Higgins . rovl¥0) at lJnloo Clmp neared 3000 as 234 per· the raln!all to shore ;~ge~~::.:r;•:;::. servlce. Anumre sponded to the w:;, the use of quarters by a large ~~"""' of children In fronl of tho :~:;~~lt~s close. W, wUl conclude Friday .;WIIIh a family night special pl'<)o Tonight will he Youth a!tar. Both MEHS&.aOYS WASH& WEAR the evangellaL time by Mrs. Basllll!6r Involved of Evareelist lner Bls- ,O~IHOTOF congregaUoml singing and spedal music b)' lho chclr followed. A love offering for the -• - He used the geDeral theme, u A· Law that God Caanot CliaJiie, w aa he ~hisized thl.t t'God -" i 11 free Y"' from the Illw and aln and death bot he will not freeYI>I irom Ute · law of the harvest. n The apoaker eJ<plalned with scriplure that he· who ploughs and sows in lnlqult;r will reap the some. He died the ractthataome men never get caught in their alns in their lifetime and never cmne to repentence. But, even SLACKS ' cae. The evongellst charged that a lot of people are el:i)ertmentlng wlth mamers aod morals these days. He told young peq>le and adults thet they do not have to Godly unGodl,y loaders or unparents. SWIM WEAR Mock Tu.rtlt ond Crtw Htck & Knit Mens and Boys SUMMER ' Valuo• To $5.00 - Valuoo To $4.00 ,, $ Days $2.0Q.ea. ' 2.65 2 for 5.00 Shirt Values To 6.110-$3.65 SPORT COATS 5.00 < ' Try 'Whipped' Paints Beeks A~UtoUneing The new "wlllpped" latex re- New ~re Plans . Model C·19 19 cu. ft. Hollb 665 pounds . Fcir freezer living at its best! Check these quality features • More capacity - tau tloor apace with new efll- foam iuulation. • convenience nmovable baskets for or· pnbed otorqe, light In lid. Defi'08t drain. Lock • KeePI Fooda Better. Freet:inl coila on all four walla and bottom. Adjuatable temperature control. Deepfreeze The finest neme in home freezet5. palllts give even llelter Artistieally-bent sl!lto than the regular lltn. 1be whlpjllng makes It eailer apply wlllioul palat-drlp or To Show Handiwork tosplatter. More palnl ean lie loaded onto brush or reDer, PT. PLEASANT - The Home thus aav!Qg lime and eaero. AriB Department of theM a s o n II alao provi~OB better OH· Cl>lnly Fair wiD of!er a charn:e coal coverage. to Mason COuntlans with artlatle talento to once agalndlsrAI.Y their handiwork during the annual Fair . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL August 6 thrOII!Ih the lOth. ADMITTED - WRllam BartoThe display Is OPOD to all real- ley, Pl. Ploasont; Mrs. Luther denio ol Muon Cqunty wllh Mrs. Gibson, Jr., Pl. Plooaant; Mn. Nora Staats· o1 Letart In cherp carrie Green, Loon; Mrs. Loon of the event • Thompson, Pt. Pleasant; Shane Rules are thetanelltlbltormay Rendolph, P~ Pleasan~ enter only one exhibit In each DISCHARGED - ~et cia... A trophy will be awarded Duf!lelcl, VIenna, W. Va.; Jack to the per SOli or famlly that has Rooch, 1'1. Pleasant; Chorleo the most blue ribbons in thla de- Uvely, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. CMr· partmen~ lea Dean, 1'1. PleasanL Featured will be children's The 1909 Uncoln eent ..... clothing, adult clot.hill(, IProDS, the flrst U.S. one-eent cola, to remodeled prments, embroidcarry the moUo "In God We ery. needlewock, hemstitchbw, Trust." . smocking, weaving ud huck crochet ·or..At! PT. PLEASANT- Hecl<'olnc.· THIS FRI. &SAT. hu IIUiiJunced tho .q>enbW of a, atoro Ia 1'1. Pltiloailt, PI'OIIIlll.v ' ' earl¥ In Nqvember. Tlit 11011' atru<tun wQl be located near the . Roote' 35 b)'paaa In PL Plealllll and will emplOf about 30 per- . aons. The brick and conereta block··. structure wtU he 24,000 square ' ' " 1 • • feel In li'el and have patklJIII spaces for 165 vehlclta. The • building Ia bolngerocfodii7Brer- ry Joooo at a colt 0! ... lo,ooa, and wiD carry general mer........ d:lee. '~ ·· · :~, ' • t • -.....'. . ' ' . ... ' .., . ... .. ' ' '' ,. '· •' .. .' ' \ Lead PolloldaC t~~i:;f~m;911;e~y ~' o« It, and the lead poll<lnconsumed or b the skin, the body ifte,riit8.• k n eBB, :~ ' .. ' •' LILT BODY SPECIAL 2 101 1.00 rugl,ietwood and hobbles. EXTRA "(We ' Are Not Open SPECIAL .. ~ . .'llloodQ laltiatllll SKINLESS ·1110's sse c 2 fulllh .WIENERS nd Beef ~.,,0 ~ .,., SUI VAL:UE ·· DIAL 2 ~1.00 1.00 pkas. . lk %zal. McCoy's 25 lb. Fnnch CitJ ' can 39~ 2. lb. pl. s9e·. ' ·JUMBO BOUNTY ' "'t ' · ~ ·. :· 'I ., , " . •I . ' · • ' '·" ' . SHAMPOO 2 for 1.00 REG. $1.00 EA. :· SOAP .,.·. . ·. \ . 59~ 1.99 . I"« ., . I iced 13 oz. 36's Spare Ribs lb. MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY Jleara Right For Barbecui111 Open tvery Week l>oy 9:00 to 7:00 s.&un~ay ru • POQII.OY ' POWDER 7% oz. \ ' . l : ~~ ~ ~Val• ¥ 1 LOT sUMMER SUITS &SPORT COATS·· • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .Reduced 1/3 to 1L2 SUMMER SLACKS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • Now Reduced 1/3 STRAW HATS, %PRICE • • • • • • • • • • • • -Group Sp. Hats & Golf Caps 1.00 BOYS BERMUDA SHORTS, 2.00 • • • • • • • • • • · -BOYS SPORT SHIRTS, 1.75 to Christ as early in life as they follow ,, DRESS SHIRTS 1.00 the marks of sin theylavee:xperlenced. Thus, It is so greatly Important that a boy or girl come ' SPORT SHIRTS LOT OF • saved, will bear In their bndloo MEH$ &•IOi·S 1.00 1.00 those who do repent and are KHIT Sale $1.65 2for ' Mel as T-SHIRTS alii. FOOTBALL ' SHIRTS 1 GROUP SECRET SPRAY 4-0unce 59~ ' �., I '~ ' ' ., ' ~ ,..:~.' ' ' f. ' , . Forhnt s.te FURNISHED and unllll'lllsbet apartments. Clooe to aehool. Pbone II9WUl te.l141e ::,:0 =~a: loeatloa, call or aoe O'Dell PAINT SALE! . •'Shq> Londm1r~ ' f.ti..tl . ' ~· Unlco AcrYlic. Lotex..,.$1. 70 Gil · llabr l"'liatbire. ~ •. . , ·:~.~ ;•; ,· ... tlllrd floor bullilat lltop, pi,; 'l'lf...CO.I Out. Whtta Manley, phone 74U932. WID _.._ 95 pl. 1" 2'i. oeU 111 Gl loan. 7-»«c . ~ · · · .PIUCir fltrttltift llllltl1ilJDoftl~l!'l' · UNICO WEATIIEI!-AMIC POMEROY !' • ·'·' For PLENTY of space loi' one traJI.. · er wltb all facilities. In Syra. YEAR QLD BOD ~ Rt. 124,. cau m-3901. 4-11-tfc S l'OODII; batb, utl1l!y room, cuae: ' • ' -~ ·'n·': . ·· · s·' '"-<! ' s· ,:e ..-,' ··· ' ' ' . ' • tic :,· ' . .. ,!.,t ' ' . .. .· . ,m. .•:;x, .... sEIP,Il MAdHIN!s, ... llnlet, ell tub!t. ft. ,J. . . .. 'lbe J'abrle !lh\tp, ~ TRAILER SPACE, all utllltleo PAIR OF Siamese cats, oeven : PRO~ · available. Inquire 158 Mulber· iruy. ~l!lllqrlzed Slngeir Salts montbll old, $25; also will • .. 99~2181 ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. and BllltiDI. We 8barpea give to good home German ·~·· " 0. l!oJ: 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc ..... . a.,Hc Shepard pap, oeven montht i1ck W. Ciney, old. Phone 1192-2533. 7..!1~ FURNISHED GARAGE apari· ForS.Ie ment .on Uncoln Hill. UtlllUes CANNING TOMATOI!II. Pick paid; adults only. Phone IJ92. your own, bring <011lalners. PILE Is oolt and tally; colan 3411. &-lt«c Lest« Jloush, Letart Falls, retain brilllance, In oarpell .,~~c eleaned wllb mue Luilre. TWO BEDROOM efficiency !'hone 217-2341 7-!1 Rent eleetrlc lhampoOer "· lniVI'IMI apartment, 41111 Sprlnl Ave., SORRELL MARE; needo ezper. llaloer fur!tllure. 741lc A1l'lmiOIIIL! bttnlrlnet .._ Pomeroy. Phone 99Z-2288. lenced rider. PbCOie 742-SII8. -ued? lAIIt Jil!lr OJIII'IIC.rd Of Th1nka 7-14-tle 7-st-4tc I ROOMS and batb oa nice lot ... llceille? Call·. . . THE FAMILY w•sbes to express on Rl. JS. CaD fn.Stll. I IItie ill appreciation to the many FIVE ROOM furnished house, 740-llc L..--....:0 . ' ,, A HOT M Cbevy; also seven I friends for their kind exptOI' bath, In Pomeroy. Mrs. How· and Cll~n oi ' COiumbuo illll ' lions of aympathy during tbe ard Cecil, 800 W. Moln St., &lot mowing machine. Phone 14 CUBIC FOOT relrlgerator. Mrs. C!lri~ !II:J!Din pi !IYR-. 84S-:12'1B. 7-Sl.Jtc UJneas and death of Earl Beal. J. Pomeroy. 7-24 .tfc culo vloltod Frldlr With Mr. and freezer, ..... coadlUCOI; I PI Special thanks to Ewing Funll.v MRS, JOH~ SI'OUT Mrs. Earl Fott. ,, . eral Home •nd tbe Rev. Jay CAMPING TRAILER by day or ONE 20-lnch cast Iron eoal fur. atoves and I bot plate. CaD Mra.' Holter Is,' vtllting Mr. Mrs. VIola PWqt.of San1ota; \!' nace, one E nat alto ..... IIIU612, Owlel Blab. Slllel. 3-1-llp lnd MrL fludree,' week; al..ps 7. Phone !JIZ. ''\ Fla., spe•t a waak with her par~~ phone, both fair condiUon. Mrs. Grahlm caliO<l on Mrs. mt. 7-23-8tc Mr. and Mro. Elrl Folt. L.:=~~~_!~=~ Phone 1192-6147. 7..!1-ltc Joe Carsey lnd Mrs. Neunllll. IIIIa, MY SINCERE !banks to aD Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fot~ Jr. .. ; 1154 STUDEBAKEII "-lon piS. Jlm!!ly Esl>p, IOD of !llr, lnd and children and Sammy .Merritt .. who oent me Dowers, cards, CLEAN THREE room and batb ·• • ' Mrs. Elljalr Estep, Is I I!IIIOJt of Columbus wereweekendp.eatl llfll, visits, nurses, and Dr. lumlshed apattment. 128 Mul. TWO PIECE blue wooden van- up, fiS, Pllone m.au alter 7-SII-4Ie Ity ~m set, $35. Phone 7 p.m. otllolzer Ho'spltjoL Pickens. of Earl Folts. .. berry Ave. Phone 1192-61911. Gueats It Mr J.: Young' a home , 1192-5508. 7..!1-Stc Myrtle Walker, Racine, 0 . Arthur Morris of Florida haa 7-28-trc 1165 MOBIL HOME 10 z 50. CaD Sunda.Y were Mf. lnd Mra. WO- been doing .carpenter work lor S.l-ltp 91~3 or contact Jllmalcl llam Beal, Mra. Mae CUIIun.lnp Delmar Rhodes. FIVE ROOMS. bath, furnlsb•d SIX ROOl\1 house, 8 acres, Hlri, Racine, Ohio. 7~ 1nd Mrs. Cllrtab. batb, basement, newly decor· Mr. lnd Mrs. Frederick Whaapartment, two or tbree peoNotlc. Mrs. Ele110re stout am Robert ley spent 1 week In Allbomawlth , ated lnalde and out; bard· HEUTZLING'S BEAUTY Shop ple. M&G Food Market, Rt. 1000d noon, furnace heal I9C5 r. .\ \IIlLER, good eondJ. Stout ot llayion were cuo&ts of Mr. lnd Mrs. Don U.tideiralt. 7-SI_.., will be closed August 4 7, Middleport. Mro. John Stout over the Wilko lion, phone I9Ulll. 7~ Itt Will be serviced witb nter. Mrs. EleiiOI'e Stootlnd IIDI>ert , tbrougb August 14. 8-l-3tc 'end.· Flve mlnule drive to Forked of Dayton called on lltellallldly-,. \ NOW OPEN Bob's Mobil COurt. Mrs. Artx ti vloltlng In Raclllo Atldna lllmtJ.y, 8 ROOM house In Middleport; · Run Lake. House Is seven SIIOO'I'ING MATCH Sunday, Syracuse, overlooking I he with Mra. Rut~ Soodsra•s. 3 lois In Syracuse; aliO cxte Mro. Alpba Doualai vlsi!Dd years old. Contact Mildred beautiful Ohio River. Out of August 4111, 12 tD 4, barns, baMrs. Stout called on Mr. and McCullough power saw; one Mrs. Lilli Glbeon. Bissell, Long Bottom. Phone eon, hall of bog. Shotguns ..,.. high wat.z. Stile approved. Mrs. Btge Limbert. power gard.. plow, Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Clair M/.,!333 Reedlvllle. 7..!1..!1c 7-30-tfc Mr, and ¥n. Floyd Grimm IIIII Jay rtlurnocl home !rom a · Jy. Rulland American Legion Turner, 11lddleporl, Oblo. ' Bame. 7~1-3tc wee~'a vacation. Phone 111U811. V~l-4tp TRAILER SPACE, any Bile, aD STERI!lO, 111118 Early Amerlcln llereo rldlo combination. BAND EVERY Friday and Sat. utilities, large corner lot, ln. 'l1lla Is a beautHul solid llata s ROOM boule In Mlnenvrue, town. Jo!m Fultz. 391 Locust unh y II Jack'a Oub on Harnear blgbway, ·city nter. Pll. unit wltb Mpeed dtanpr. BY ADA SLACK ale, Dolilld, Vornm and Datil! ' rl· •vflle Road off Rt. 7. st.. Middleport, Ohio. Phone ltUIIS8, 8-l~lc . .., ' . Take over payments of til or 1192-2319 or 9112-5300. 3-13tc Mr. lnd Mrs. Dale Harrison of Lellri Fallo; Mr. and Mr... · l..ayle McDonald and b lo pay balance '103.10, Allo bave a n d children vla!IOCI recently DenzU 111¥1aon and daughter, Drlften. Couulry Muak'. repossessed stereo In walnut Real Estate For Sole with Mr. lnd Mrs. ruc!Wu Har- Beck!' lnd Shirley Hlld1011, locaL 7-Sl-3tc SMALL HOUSE at Partland. cabinet lor payments of 'lUI All OOJTVonlences. Write .Bor O'IIRIEN 1 CROW rls and lamlly of Bue111 Park, Mr. and/ Mr-. Edlaon Hubbard · · · · · . JIEA(,:IIIN(l lOr •llll'domi or balance of 'lUI. Phmt 7, Racine, Ohio. 3-l~c BAND EVERY Friday !rom 9 REALTY COMPANY Collt, when they wereherevtalt. and snndda111Jhlar, Doma Marte Rullall Lee of CIDdDaatl, J,, '· Aeltfll 8tiU IW!illl ~. ~11. 74Nte MIDDLEPORT _ 1~ story tng his parento, Mr. lnd Mrs. H-..!, were weekend gueata • w. Lee i to 2. Sbenaog Springs NIt e 11101 Richard ~· ~!!&- .kayo a •II'!JI-I!I~ ~ b frame, 2 bedrooms, new both, Dick Harris. of the lorjnero oon.and daughter- dno "'ani areemoveni!WWIIh . Jier. lUetl "lliil1 I · ••• ··, Club. Beol band In the area. For Site 11111 FULLY aiiiAlmatio -tna new 1\lmace, new bot nt« Jellrey Don Friend o! Bashan tl>law, loJr, lnd Mrs. lllle Hub- tbo!r Ullcle, ~b ~ . ~,. al!Ht ~~· . · .. 7-Sl..ztc POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy hiDe eomplot.l to J111b lank, new floor c:over1ng. J!X. spent a week with his gra.-..., bard to ~Uand, Mlryl&nd. Be!QI Van~l ~~oton . · While and Btu4 service, 4 1114 clara, and emll.; CF:U.ENT PRO!PII:RTY. er, Mro. AllceW Mrs.1'"JI'Jovan,ofParmawaa • · wlf!l ...'. ... WJLL. DO bact to ldlool oew6 lbo. Phone 11824115. IJ l!aDt-111 c~eqns, 'ftdl 1111.. ff,700.00, , '" Thoma• ·lllllilp, vlaltod In Co· here . ~.w~k_carllla. ~ f~ . ~ ~';· : ~·. f. · . : ing \'« cluldren. Mn. Carolyn 7-lWOI< chino Is In perfect c:ondlllon. 1'0liiERoY _ 2 ll10ry frame, S lumbus wllh his br«her and sis· molller,,loJra. Laura Leifheit; w · Ml:. ~and · Mr,: q<>7~ ·~ &pi • • Lewll, phone 9~~2-Z~'~l.. 7-mtc 115 , .....___ "-tb, ter-11>-iaw, Mr. and Mrs, wu. . Is Ul ,Ino!Dad ot Mro. Eltbor fam!l.r ·or ~·Jpel\t! · POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy 'I1IJs macblne oold lor.-. • rooms, 2 "'""""""• "" llam KMjlp. Amlpoker 11 ataiOCI In la 1 t Wlllf.llfl':·...d.lolro. H• .Ol'cle1 . WILL DO eowinJ at borne miniature. fl5 and up. Stud balance now fl5. take over Door furnace. . carl Duckworth, or Coshocton ""k'a. news. Mro. ~llj)I)Mr Is lnd Clllier·reiatt-. , . ''· ..¢ llppen, pootels, pealng, paymeull of tll.!l per monlb. GOING AT ....... and brother Richard Duckworth, with JK!r mother this week. Mr. and M..; .Kil-'n Clrdt · oervtce and grooming. Phone ..........,, altentlono, ele. Try It In your borne, caD ea. IIENRY CLEl.AND spent a Friday In Marletla on lllll'~r of. eoiumliuJ old Mr. 1111U143. II S tie Jln. Freddie Thabet, 'Maeon, U . .,... Olllco - buollloos. Mrs. cart Duckworth and 1o1ro:.WWiam Pemudchl!, l'lloae m.aest. 4-»-tfc AKC Golden Retriever puppla, Rei. - . . . . Is recujleratlng !rom surgery at ......, oii!Olka&' OI®.;haV. boon , •.'' 111118 FORD f.Jitre automallc, at Aab St., Mlddleport. ea. one owner, luDy equipped. 7-mtc her home in Coschoctan, Mr. and 'pm of ·~''CirCle. . HAPPY HOUR, Si1e1wt8 SpriDp MO. ~ Mrs. John Ha.Yes of Ci1!>ster viThe Pirr)'l wn· ~~ here bf· · • Low mileage, '1150, leM !ban . · N1lil Club, S to 8 p.m. MOllsited with her a lew c!Qo. ~_;~ -[ Ill !be deeth lit ltietrf.~· ·ftll ~ original coat. Pbcxte 1192. . .., lbru Jl'rlday. Ladles nl&bt POTATOES, be81111, cabbage •• Mr. ant Mrs. Walter Ables ~IU J.'101e8 ·at Dexter. . ' ~•. _:_~~1.-,'' .,_ ;.· ·" " · ~ - 1\ ' 111158. 3-l..!lc . ""' Friday. MUe and beetl, Phone I4S-m4. spent a week In Clewland wllh : Ellllle llrb*ei ileif~·'VJD · 0~ u '· •' his daqbter and sOftoi!>JI,., Mr. Mk. C. W, TaltlofLIUieHock- Meter Mu'ru'Ot 'Am .(:uJ8ten . Ill. . · Clarence Proflltt, Portland, TREE RIPENED Haven peacb. ' Oldo.1-7-Uc es. Piek them yOW'I!ell, $2.75 W1m.d To Buy lnd Mro. Don Rott. !ng, 1Mrs. U.h SlrauolTuwers and htrlck V, ~~~·by·' ·. ( ·I S·.· Chesslo Diddle of WaDaburg, Pl&lnolnd Mrs. TroaaleSte111om Doon Blrnllz ,.;.. Ellen Blrnlti· · ., llU ·[ :AN'I'IQUES. lumlture, .... bu. Bring standard Size bas' t ...,.U'"""'U', lin. Howard FIVE ROOM HOUSE and batb, kets. Framea Orcbanl, 2521 GBO. llliiSTE'M'ER, ......., w. Va., Is spendlllg an tndan- of (.ong Bo11cm vts!IOCI Mrs. Leo at PomoJ'I6' -.tolled Mr. IDIIMtl. Cedi, 1110 11'. Malo 81., fom6. . one floor, partly fumJsbetl II 01'>)' Gllnoi 'o!H......... andilr. 1967 Chevrolet····$3295 Valleyvlew Drlve, Belpre, 0• ~Y-3~m~ ntte ttme with Mra. BeUe Did- <U,Massar,recellll¥. die lnd family lnd other reloll!r.lnd Mra. Lee WW,Beclcy, and Mro. aan,.,..firrotPatao- · ·.. ·'1· 14tfc desired. .'183 s. Sooond Ave., Phone 42U112Z. a.Wtc balb. luD basement, hot tlves. Je-,ry lhd Diana or Charlestdn. 'kilL , . , , · . . , _ . , _ c o,r~." ~.o ... _FactorJ. Air Co~., : · Middleport. Can be br ler beat. Fireplace. Sue Ellen Cunalnghlm spent a Wj Va., and Mr. lnd Mrl, Kirk ' ·'"""""" truCk a •·-;ina . ~..,,.,, • .,.,,.,,, ~ ,,,.,~, , appointment after 5 p.m. 1!2, For 511• or Trlde UPRIGHT plano and canalng POMERbY - 5 room home, lth M nd Mr WWlam WW IJXI and da•.mm... of ...,...,...._.. 1 ·-P. ·, ., _tu.oh 'Jtr,lllramatlc, 'ow.r ·tt~IIIJ r den Walburn, pboae IIIUIII5. week w r. • .. Jon ......... in the.l'U"d at. . .. ~ floUh '' ~Jaclt rHfa ~t"li•rl ·- ~: 111'1 MUSTANG, kyllnder, S. batb, lull baaement. garage. equipment. Very reasonable. Fisher and aOR of Belpre. Yakima, Waah., wer_ e ree_Jnt calbomt·Qiuai!W ICilUI dlmqe. ··top,. whl~ ~y. ''""" lnterl~, 7-8-tfc IP88II, 11166 Cllevrolet Caprice, Out ol high water: Phone 94&-3'152. 3-1-ltc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holstein l~re of Mrs. MaryJ'HifUii Mr. · •fl4 Mater, 6000 actual mila•. Arnl -, automatic, power steering and !It ACRE FARM - Two good and lamlly, McConnelviUe have and Mrs. No9"ail McCoin and · ''""•· •••· . '• lnbl, financing avaDable, NO. I, rt'OKER COAL at far. 1165 COMET Convertible; burboms, silo, good ~. I moved tnto thoGionCandltr,Sr, ~aushtero. I · ., 19&&:>thevelltss 396 S1o95 . ~ mer Clinton Coal Ca. tipple, pndy witb black top. Priced pbone 1192-8547 after 5 pbone room home, baUt and bale- houae on COUep Hoed. ' Mr. lnd MrL l o. illcCO¥, located s miles eut of wen. to oell. 742-411S. meat. IIH'/11. 7..!1-tfc 3-l..!lc Mr. CUI Edward& lnd dausb- Cella and Byron, want by plano to H.T.' c,., A ·.,.~ '""' · P"'""'i ton. Phone 311U187 Welllton IDU:N or VIRGIL TEAI'OIID ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Brl&ht and BalUmore, Md., 'W'heretbuvlslt.- · · '• tlon."WIH 0"'~ tlrW•, r.od lnt•htr.· lor lnlormatloa. Walfon Coal ONE OF THE BEST groeery aon Frank. of Columbus, \ltsl'tl- I ed Mr. McCoy's slater and tamWhlfeJiftloh. RocUo a. ......... ·:· Employment W1nted ASIIOCIATBS • Company. 7-lii-3IIte od here with the Iormor's da,.. i U,. ~ '· ;...., 1;9\ 'j businesses In the area, a very SYBACVIIIC 11011'1NG, LARGE lawns, VI!' ghtor, Elelnor Wlngetl ~nd alb: Mrs. Mary Reed, Mrs. NOf!'llll . : ~J965 Che~e • • • • $1 5 profitable Investment I o r Cllll lots, cemeteries, ete., TWO YEAR old two bedroom 7-Sl.afc -' , ·.._ll..o 5toUOn W 0.. Loul I ...,:t someone who wlabes ta operwith Gravely tractor. Pbune ---er relathea. i Mcc.tn am MrL Ross ueland ~' lfW: Mil~ ..· flftllh,~t_tW: . home, bath, luD basement, ga. ate their own bualneso. ConSlturday guests of Mrs. MJI& called m Mro. Chauncey W-r · """'"~ 11,.., 6 •• , ,,.,,., ·" "'liP, In Syneuoe, Phone IJ92. tact Lynn Hart at Racine FuU Hudson were the Rev. III! Mra.' at Mlddl,poit. Mrl. Mccatn ur;t ••ll~i¥.o"' ·• "'"'' •4111•• Ralph Hud1111 and chUdron, dill' Mro. Claland also calledmMrs. · ollol loooot ... • ' J4ZI 7-21-tfc Value Market, Rt. 338, Racine. lusllllll SeMels 1f]U:. DO painting, reuonablo a.l..!lc BARR'S BACK HOE and ncprleel. Pbone IIIU58t. SAVE NOW on aluminum boata, .i • Setvlce. Waterline, u p II e 7-St.-. . ,._ Debr1 n-.....t SU. ro-.tlt-.IJ Miillbu Com. 'V.e ngiM, , ,...... 10.13-IS-14 II., clean made, lanD, leacb becls and bale- and c.. • &MJ.u" ' ............, . ~a. i' 11~, 'l!liilto, heotl".o ritw. whlt-11,· . lllllnly, line rail boltoml. RATS, MICE gone IOI'O'Ier 'Get . meata, Cheater, Oblo. C a II · · 't tlrof, _. ,,..~·., 'lidtif'{tf .flnlth - ~It})\;:· . Star," 211 lb.. •ue. Sale, WANTED One mile oil Rt. 33. on Ktnp. Henry Babr, . . . . or Rocer . 1'wM.-·:I'.,(O':t ••,.~ . "·'"~l -Int••I'· sure, guaranteed. &Jgar Run I>IIFJIIIOR·'liiiSIBLE l'8ri7 to ubury Road. 7-17-lllle Babr, 8115-38611. a.utc l'. ~ P!J. A 1f'ttp 1 iwMr ~ tr~iul.. l", .1 ' MUI, EbersbiCb Hardwlre, lllilll pQmenll Of •• 12 per -us Gl' pay balance clue 1111 Nl!lWPOR1' Olryoior, .. Plctena Hardware. 1-1-llp RADIO AND TV MPAIR, " -·. ..,.,.. Jar 1111 lleno Clllllllle Door, good rubber, good Cllll, ......... lUI IIIII JD. with ndlo, Mpeecl automallc lllape. Marion ReynoidJ, Mallallatlon. Jobli brilon, 101 .......... ell! ..... 7.atllc ..... Pllone 77UI47. 7..21-lle llroachra7 81., IIIMJeport, pltoae 1111-2111. 7·14-4fc BEANs, KENTUCKY Wonder: HelpW•nted Pltk ,.... own, bring ..,. IUlC'l'ROLUX SALES and Ill'• Kl1'CIIII2i HELP waniOCI. Aptalner. " bulbel. Andrew pl)' jD. ponoa. Crow'• Steak 'flee: Sweepm, "" wulterl Crou, slz miJel above fta. IIIII polllberl. Genuttte J!H, lfoule. f.l.«e elne on Rt. 338. Pllone 247Clll IIJ.tiiO. a.IJ-IIc 119. 7-28-tfc WAN'l'&D TWO W0D11JD earn c. c. I8ADPUID - : ; : . · 4 boW1I daDy. Car SEWING MACHINE, ate UC A~ a Write Boa 168-L, • eonscle. Complete wllb lab~-, Smtlnel, Pomlcxt ca1111; makes bultolta.1att hol81. WID darn, -.!, ap. Ofltlll. . . pllque, IIIOIIOJI'&m, 0\'ei'CIII. Pay lUll tiUI, or •. 10 per IItie montb. Phone ~Calf. AIR COIOl1TIONIN!J llefrlprIIIDD llll"rrce. ltd'J ~ ntlott, IW 1tanD. lait Sooiety News H!AU.eTGfT~AND ATTeND THE I!URPRIIIE TE571MONIAL P1NNER IN Hl5 HONORA'T --- TH!FIRE~EI w._.r Syrae~ews, Society Cannel New8 By the .Day · ~es, mlP~.~~ ' < ·-a.v .... EaJtern LoeaJ.. · ·""'""' HOBSTETfEI REALTY BESJ-. BE:rfE• . SED (liS . ~ nr. ANIIII , .... w• w••··· ,_,,.,••••,, Reedsville·, ...... ' . . ,. ,.,r ..,... '"'*'"·' :.. "'!t01::· :...~~ ::-a~:.:~':':~~s: · t ~sMc'-~''' ...,; s.l~!~ .,,•. . 1 .,'. ' ' Cllll& WANIID Po-.yRoute. lnlnllllll S.Ctlen . ........ .......... ,....., ..... . IN CCNITAcf -. FAYE · u• :u· ... . . ·' . ...... . -- LJfop I.JCaiYdla t.lwlh . AlrAriCM TOpUbltc lO.Iuok JJ.a..oilttu U......,.r ILRiltaaem U.Cl7 ' 1l. ............. lt. AllttUITlt IJ, ..... nit ' ' Jl. ~::~~~ ··- · . .BUGS BUNNY ) (';..... , •.'< . �., I '~ ' ' ., ' ~ ,..:~.' ' ' f. ' , . Forhnt s.te FURNISHED and unllll'lllsbet apartments. Clooe to aehool. Pbone II9WUl te.l141e ::,:0 =~a: loeatloa, call or aoe O'Dell PAINT SALE! . •'Shq> Londm1r~ ' f.ti..tl . ' ~· Unlco AcrYlic. Lotex..,.$1. 70 Gil · llabr l"'liatbire. ~ •. . , ·:~.~ ;•; ,· ... tlllrd floor bullilat lltop, pi,; 'l'lf...CO.I Out. Whtta Manley, phone 74U932. WID _.._ 95 pl. 1" 2'i. oeU 111 Gl loan. 7-»«c . ~ · · · .PIUCir fltrttltift llllltl1ilJDoftl~l!'l' · UNICO WEATIIEI!-AMIC POMEROY !' • ·'·' For PLENTY of space loi' one traJI.. · er wltb all facilities. In Syra. YEAR QLD BOD ~ Rt. 124,. cau m-3901. 4-11-tfc S l'OODII; batb, utl1l!y room, cuae: ' • ' -~ ·'n·': . ·· · s·' '"-<! ' s· ,:e ..-,' ··· ' ' ' . ' • tic :,· ' . .. ,!.,t ' ' . .. .· . ,m. .•:;x, .... sEIP,Il MAdHIN!s, ... llnlet, ell tub!t. ft. ,J. . . .. 'lbe J'abrle !lh\tp, ~ TRAILER SPACE, all utllltleo PAIR OF Siamese cats, oeven : PRO~ · available. Inquire 158 Mulber· iruy. ~l!lllqrlzed Slngeir Salts montbll old, $25; also will • .. 99~2181 ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. and BllltiDI. We 8barpea give to good home German ·~·· " 0. l!oJ: 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc ..... . a.,Hc Shepard pap, oeven montht i1ck W. Ciney, old. Phone 1192-2533. 7..!1~ FURNISHED GARAGE apari· ForS.Ie ment .on Uncoln Hill. UtlllUes CANNING TOMATOI!II. Pick paid; adults only. Phone IJ92. your own, bring <011lalners. PILE Is oolt and tally; colan 3411. &-lt«c Lest« Jloush, Letart Falls, retain brilllance, In oarpell .,~~c eleaned wllb mue Luilre. TWO BEDROOM efficiency !'hone 217-2341 7-!1 Rent eleetrlc lhampoOer "· lniVI'IMI apartment, 41111 Sprlnl Ave., SORRELL MARE; needo ezper. llaloer fur!tllure. 741lc A1l'lmiOIIIL! bttnlrlnet .._ Pomeroy. Phone 99Z-2288. lenced rider. PbCOie 742-SII8. -ued? lAIIt Jil!lr OJIII'IIC.rd Of Th1nka 7-14-tle 7-st-4tc I ROOMS and batb oa nice lot ... llceille? Call·. . . THE FAMILY w•sbes to express on Rl. JS. CaD fn.Stll. I IItie ill appreciation to the many FIVE ROOM furnished house, 740-llc L..--....:0 . ' ,, A HOT M Cbevy; also seven I friends for their kind exptOI' bath, In Pomeroy. Mrs. How· and Cll~n oi ' COiumbuo illll ' lions of aympathy during tbe ard Cecil, 800 W. Moln St., &lot mowing machine. Phone 14 CUBIC FOOT relrlgerator. Mrs. C!lri~ !II:J!Din pi !IYR-. 84S-:12'1B. 7-Sl.Jtc UJneas and death of Earl Beal. J. Pomeroy. 7-24 .tfc culo vloltod Frldlr With Mr. and freezer, ..... coadlUCOI; I PI Special thanks to Ewing Funll.v MRS, JOH~ SI'OUT Mrs. Earl Fott. ,, . eral Home •nd tbe Rev. Jay CAMPING TRAILER by day or ONE 20-lnch cast Iron eoal fur. atoves and I bot plate. CaD Mra.' Holter Is,' vtllting Mr. Mrs. VIola PWqt.of San1ota; \!' nace, one E nat alto ..... IIIU612, Owlel Blab. Slllel. 3-1-llp lnd MrL fludree,' week; al..ps 7. Phone !JIZ. ''\ Fla., spe•t a waak with her par~~ phone, both fair condiUon. Mrs. Grahlm caliO<l on Mrs. mt. 7-23-8tc Mr. and Mro. Elrl Folt. L.:=~~~_!~=~ Phone 1192-6147. 7..!1-ltc Joe Carsey lnd Mrs. Neunllll. IIIIa, MY SINCERE !banks to aD Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fot~ Jr. .. ; 1154 STUDEBAKEII "-lon piS. Jlm!!ly Esl>p, IOD of !llr, lnd and children and Sammy .Merritt .. who oent me Dowers, cards, CLEAN THREE room and batb ·• • ' Mrs. Elljalr Estep, Is I I!IIIOJt of Columbus wereweekendp.eatl llfll, visits, nurses, and Dr. lumlshed apattment. 128 Mul. TWO PIECE blue wooden van- up, fiS, Pllone m.au alter 7-SII-4Ie Ity ~m set, $35. Phone 7 p.m. otllolzer Ho'spltjoL Pickens. of Earl Folts. .. berry Ave. Phone 1192-61911. Gueats It Mr J.: Young' a home , 1192-5508. 7..!1-Stc Myrtle Walker, Racine, 0 . Arthur Morris of Florida haa 7-28-trc 1165 MOBIL HOME 10 z 50. CaD Sunda.Y were Mf. lnd Mra. WO- been doing .carpenter work lor S.l-ltp 91~3 or contact Jllmalcl llam Beal, Mra. Mae CUIIun.lnp Delmar Rhodes. FIVE ROOMS. bath, furnlsb•d SIX ROOl\1 house, 8 acres, Hlri, Racine, Ohio. 7~ 1nd Mrs. Cllrtab. batb, basement, newly decor· Mr. lnd Mrs. Frederick Whaapartment, two or tbree peoNotlc. Mrs. Ele110re stout am Robert ley spent 1 week In Allbomawlth , ated lnalde and out; bard· HEUTZLING'S BEAUTY Shop ple. M&G Food Market, Rt. 1000d noon, furnace heal I9C5 r. .\ \IIlLER, good eondJ. Stout ot llayion were cuo&ts of Mr. lnd Mrs. Don U.tideiralt. 7-SI_.., will be closed August 4 7, Middleport. Mro. John Stout over the Wilko lion, phone I9Ulll. 7~ Itt Will be serviced witb nter. Mrs. EleiiOI'e Stootlnd IIDI>ert , tbrougb August 14. 8-l-3tc 'end.· Flve mlnule drive to Forked of Dayton called on lltellallldly-,. \ NOW OPEN Bob's Mobil COurt. Mrs. Artx ti vloltlng In Raclllo Atldna lllmtJ.y, 8 ROOM house In Middleport; · Run Lake. House Is seven SIIOO'I'ING MATCH Sunday, Syracuse, overlooking I he with Mra. Rut~ Soodsra•s. 3 lois In Syracuse; aliO cxte Mro. Alpba Doualai vlsi!Dd years old. Contact Mildred beautiful Ohio River. Out of August 4111, 12 tD 4, barns, baMrs. Stout called on Mr. and McCullough power saw; one Mrs. Lilli Glbeon. Bissell, Long Bottom. Phone eon, hall of bog. Shotguns ..,.. high wat.z. Stile approved. Mrs. Btge Limbert. power gard.. plow, Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Clair M/.,!333 Reedlvllle. 7..!1..!1c 7-30-tfc Mr, and ¥n. Floyd Grimm IIIII Jay rtlurnocl home !rom a · Jy. Rulland American Legion Turner, 11lddleporl, Oblo. ' Bame. 7~1-3tc wee~'a vacation. Phone 111U811. V~l-4tp TRAILER SPACE, any Bile, aD STERI!lO, 111118 Early Amerlcln llereo rldlo combination. BAND EVERY Friday and Sat. utilities, large corner lot, ln. 'l1lla Is a beautHul solid llata s ROOM boule In Mlnenvrue, town. Jo!m Fultz. 391 Locust unh y II Jack'a Oub on Harnear blgbway, ·city nter. Pll. unit wltb Mpeed dtanpr. BY ADA SLACK ale, Dolilld, Vornm and Datil! ' rl· •vflle Road off Rt. 7. st.. Middleport, Ohio. Phone ltUIIS8, 8-l~lc . .., ' . Take over payments of til or 1192-2319 or 9112-5300. 3-13tc Mr. lnd Mrs. Dale Harrison of Lellri Fallo; Mr. and Mr... · l..ayle McDonald and b lo pay balance '103.10, Allo bave a n d children vla!IOCI recently DenzU 111¥1aon and daughter, Drlften. Couulry Muak'. repossessed stereo In walnut Real Estate For Sole with Mr. lnd Mrs. ruc!Wu Har- Beck!' lnd Shirley Hlld1011, locaL 7-Sl-3tc SMALL HOUSE at Partland. cabinet lor payments of 'lUI All OOJTVonlences. Write .Bor O'IIRIEN 1 CROW rls and lamlly of Bue111 Park, Mr. and/ Mr-. Edlaon Hubbard · · · · · . JIEA(,:IIIN(l lOr •llll'domi or balance of 'lUI. Phmt 7, Racine, Ohio. 3-l~c BAND EVERY Friday !rom 9 REALTY COMPANY Collt, when they wereherevtalt. and snndda111Jhlar, Doma Marte Rullall Lee of CIDdDaatl, J,, '· Aeltfll 8tiU IW!illl ~. ~11. 74Nte MIDDLEPORT _ 1~ story tng his parento, Mr. lnd Mrs. H-..!, were weekend gueata • w. Lee i to 2. Sbenaog Springs NIt e 11101 Richard ~· ~!!&- .kayo a •II'!JI-I!I~ ~ b frame, 2 bedrooms, new both, Dick Harris. of the lorjnero oon.and daughter- dno "'ani areemoveni!WWIIh . Jier. lUetl "lliil1 I · ••• ··, Club. Beol band In the area. For Site 11111 FULLY aiiiAlmatio -tna new 1\lmace, new bot nt« Jellrey Don Friend o! Bashan tl>law, loJr, lnd Mrs. lllle Hub- tbo!r Ullcle, ~b ~ . ~,. al!Ht ~~· . · .. 7-Sl..ztc POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy hiDe eomplot.l to J111b lank, new floor c:over1ng. J!X. spent a week with his gra.-..., bard to ~Uand, Mlryl&nd. Be!QI Van~l ~~oton . · While and Btu4 service, 4 1114 clara, and emll.; CF:U.ENT PRO!PII:RTY. er, Mro. AllceW Mrs.1'"JI'Jovan,ofParmawaa • · wlf!l ...'. ... WJLL. DO bact to ldlool oew6 lbo. Phone 11824115. IJ l!aDt-111 c~eqns, 'ftdl 1111.. ff,700.00, , '" Thoma• ·lllllilp, vlaltod In Co· here . ~.w~k_carllla. ~ f~ . ~ ~';· : ~·. f. · . : ing \'« cluldren. Mn. Carolyn 7-lWOI< chino Is In perfect c:ondlllon. 1'0liiERoY _ 2 ll10ry frame, S lumbus wllh his br«her and sis· molller,,loJra. Laura Leifheit; w · Ml:. ~and · Mr,: q<>7~ ·~ &pi • • Lewll, phone 9~~2-Z~'~l.. 7-mtc 115 , .....___ "-tb, ter-11>-iaw, Mr. and Mrs, wu. . Is Ul ,Ino!Dad ot Mro. Eltbor fam!l.r ·or ~·Jpel\t! · POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy 'I1IJs macblne oold lor.-. • rooms, 2 "'""""""• "" llam KMjlp. Amlpoker 11 ataiOCI In la 1 t Wlllf.llfl':·...d.lolro. H• .Ol'cle1 . WILL DO eowinJ at borne miniature. fl5 and up. Stud balance now fl5. take over Door furnace. . carl Duckworth, or Coshocton ""k'a. news. Mro. ~llj)I)Mr Is lnd Clllier·reiatt-. , . ''· ..¢ llppen, pootels, pealng, paymeull of tll.!l per monlb. GOING AT ....... and brother Richard Duckworth, with JK!r mother this week. Mr. and M..; .Kil-'n Clrdt · oervtce and grooming. Phone ..........,, altentlono, ele. Try It In your borne, caD ea. IIENRY CLEl.AND spent a Friday In Marletla on lllll'~r of. eoiumliuJ old Mr. 1111U143. II S tie Jln. Freddie Thabet, 'Maeon, U . .,... Olllco - buollloos. Mrs. cart Duckworth and 1o1ro:.WWiam Pemudchl!, l'lloae m.aest. 4-»-tfc AKC Golden Retriever puppla, Rei. - . . . . Is recujleratlng !rom surgery at ......, oii!Olka&' OI®.;haV. boon , •.'' 111118 FORD f.Jitre automallc, at Aab St., Mlddleport. ea. one owner, luDy equipped. 7-mtc her home in Coschoctan, Mr. and 'pm of ·~''CirCle. . HAPPY HOUR, Si1e1wt8 SpriDp MO. ~ Mrs. John Ha.Yes of Ci1!>ster viThe Pirr)'l wn· ~~ here bf· · • Low mileage, '1150, leM !ban . · N1lil Club, S to 8 p.m. MOllsited with her a lew c!Qo. ~_;~ -[ Ill !be deeth lit ltietrf.~· ·ftll ~ original coat. Pbcxte 1192. . .., lbru Jl'rlday. Ladles nl&bt POTATOES, be81111, cabbage •• Mr. ant Mrs. Walter Ables ~IU J.'101e8 ·at Dexter. . ' ~•. _:_~~1.-,'' .,_ ;.· ·" " · ~ - 1\ ' 111158. 3-l..!lc . ""' Friday. MUe and beetl, Phone I4S-m4. spent a week In Clewland wllh : Ellllle llrb*ei ileif~·'VJD · 0~ u '· •' his daqbter and sOftoi!>JI,., Mr. Mk. C. W, TaltlofLIUieHock- Meter Mu'ru'Ot 'Am .(:uJ8ten . Ill. . · Clarence Proflltt, Portland, TREE RIPENED Haven peacb. ' Oldo.1-7-Uc es. Piek them yOW'I!ell, $2.75 W1m.d To Buy lnd Mro. Don Rott. !ng, 1Mrs. U.h SlrauolTuwers and htrlck V, ~~~·by·' ·. ( ·I S·.· Chesslo Diddle of WaDaburg, Pl&lnolnd Mrs. TroaaleSte111om Doon Blrnllz ,.;.. Ellen Blrnlti· · ., llU ·[ :AN'I'IQUES. lumlture, .... bu. Bring standard Size bas' t ...,.U'"""'U', lin. Howard FIVE ROOM HOUSE and batb, kets. Framea Orcbanl, 2521 GBO. llliiSTE'M'ER, ......., w. Va., Is spendlllg an tndan- of (.ong Bo11cm vts!IOCI Mrs. Leo at PomoJ'I6' -.tolled Mr. IDIIMtl. Cedi, 1110 11'. Malo 81., fom6. . one floor, partly fumJsbetl II 01'>)' Gllnoi 'o!H......... andilr. 1967 Chevrolet····$3295 Valleyvlew Drlve, Belpre, 0• ~Y-3~m~ ntte ttme with Mra. BeUe Did- <U,Massar,recellll¥. die lnd family lnd other reloll!r.lnd Mra. Lee WW,Beclcy, and Mro. aan,.,..firrotPatao- · ·.. ·'1· 14tfc desired. .'183 s. Sooond Ave., Phone 42U112Z. a.Wtc balb. luD basement, hot tlves. Je-,ry lhd Diana or Charlestdn. 'kilL , . , , · . . , _ . , _ c o,r~." ~.o ... _FactorJ. Air Co~., : · Middleport. Can be br ler beat. Fireplace. Sue Ellen Cunalnghlm spent a Wj Va., and Mr. lnd Mrl, Kirk ' ·'"""""" truCk a •·-;ina . ~..,,.,, • .,.,,.,,, ~ ,,,.,~, , appointment after 5 p.m. 1!2, For 511• or Trlde UPRIGHT plano and canalng POMERbY - 5 room home, lth M nd Mr WWlam WW IJXI and da•.mm... of ...,...,...._.. 1 ·-P. ·, ., _tu.oh 'Jtr,lllramatlc, 'ow.r ·tt~IIIJ r den Walburn, pboae IIIUIII5. week w r. • .. Jon ......... in the.l'U"d at. . .. ~ floUh '' ~Jaclt rHfa ~t"li•rl ·- ~: 111'1 MUSTANG, kyllnder, S. batb, lull baaement. garage. equipment. Very reasonable. Fisher and aOR of Belpre. Yakima, Waah., wer_ e ree_Jnt calbomt·Qiuai!W ICilUI dlmqe. ··top,. whl~ ~y. ''""" lnterl~, 7-8-tfc IP88II, 11166 Cllevrolet Caprice, Out ol high water: Phone 94&-3'152. 3-1-ltc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holstein l~re of Mrs. MaryJ'HifUii Mr. · •fl4 Mater, 6000 actual mila•. Arnl -, automatic, power steering and !It ACRE FARM - Two good and lamlly, McConnelviUe have and Mrs. No9"ail McCoin and · ''""•· •••· . '• lnbl, financing avaDable, NO. I, rt'OKER COAL at far. 1165 COMET Convertible; burboms, silo, good ~. I moved tnto thoGionCandltr,Sr, ~aushtero. I · ., 19&&:>thevelltss 396 S1o95 . ~ mer Clinton Coal Ca. tipple, pndy witb black top. Priced pbone 1192-8547 after 5 pbone room home, baUt and bale- houae on COUep Hoed. ' Mr. lnd MrL l o. illcCO¥, located s miles eut of wen. to oell. 742-411S. meat. IIH'/11. 7..!1-tfc 3-l..!lc Mr. CUI Edward& lnd dausb- Cella and Byron, want by plano to H.T.' c,., A ·.,.~ '""' · P"'""'i ton. Phone 311U187 Welllton IDU:N or VIRGIL TEAI'OIID ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Brl&ht and BalUmore, Md., 'W'heretbuvlslt.- · · '• tlon."WIH 0"'~ tlrW•, r.od lnt•htr.· lor lnlormatloa. Walfon Coal ONE OF THE BEST groeery aon Frank. of Columbus, \ltsl'tl- I ed Mr. McCoy's slater and tamWhlfeJiftloh. RocUo a. ......... ·:· Employment W1nted ASIIOCIATBS • Company. 7-lii-3IIte od here with the Iormor's da,.. i U,. ~ '· ;...., 1;9\ 'j businesses In the area, a very SYBACVIIIC 11011'1NG, LARGE lawns, VI!' ghtor, Elelnor Wlngetl ~nd alb: Mrs. Mary Reed, Mrs. NOf!'llll . : ~J965 Che~e • • • • $1 5 profitable Investment I o r Cllll lots, cemeteries, ete., TWO YEAR old two bedroom 7-Sl.afc -' , ·.._ll..o 5toUOn W 0.. Loul I ...,:t someone who wlabes ta operwith Gravely tractor. Pbune ---er relathea. i Mcc.tn am MrL Ross ueland ~' lfW: Mil~ ..· flftllh,~t_tW: . home, bath, luD basement, ga. ate their own bualneso. ConSlturday guests of Mrs. MJI& called m Mro. Chauncey W-r · """'"~ 11,.., 6 •• , ,,.,,., ·" "'liP, In Syneuoe, Phone IJ92. tact Lynn Hart at Racine FuU Hudson were the Rev. III! Mra.' at Mlddl,poit. Mrl. Mccatn ur;t ••ll~i¥.o"' ·• "'"'' •4111•• Ralph Hud1111 and chUdron, dill' Mro. Claland also calledmMrs. · ollol loooot ... • ' J4ZI 7-21-tfc Value Market, Rt. 338, Racine. lusllllll SeMels 1f]U:. DO painting, reuonablo a.l..!lc BARR'S BACK HOE and ncprleel. Pbone IIIU58t. SAVE NOW on aluminum boata, .i • Setvlce. Waterline, u p II e 7-St.-. . ,._ Debr1 n-.....t SU. ro-.tlt-.IJ Miillbu Com. 'V.e ngiM, , ,...... 10.13-IS-14 II., clean made, lanD, leacb becls and bale- and c.. • &MJ.u" ' ............, . ~a. i' 11~, 'l!liilto, heotl".o ritw. whlt-11,· . lllllnly, line rail boltoml. RATS, MICE gone IOI'O'Ier 'Get . meata, Cheater, Oblo. C a II · · 't tlrof, _. ,,..~·., 'lidtif'{tf .flnlth - ~It})\;:· . Star," 211 lb.. •ue. Sale, WANTED One mile oil Rt. 33. on Ktnp. Henry Babr, . . . . or Rocer . 1'wM.-·:I'.,(O':t ••,.~ . "·'"~l -Int••I'· sure, guaranteed. &Jgar Run I>IIFJIIIOR·'liiiSIBLE l'8ri7 to ubury Road. 7-17-lllle Babr, 8115-38611. a.utc l'. ~ P!J. A 1f'ttp 1 iwMr ~ tr~iul.. l", .1 ' MUI, EbersbiCb Hardwlre, lllilll pQmenll Of •• 12 per -us Gl' pay balance clue 1111 Nl!lWPOR1' Olryoior, .. Plctena Hardware. 1-1-llp RADIO AND TV MPAIR, " -·. ..,.,.. Jar 1111 lleno Clllllllle Door, good rubber, good Cllll, ......... lUI IIIII JD. with ndlo, Mpeecl automallc lllape. Marion ReynoidJ, Mallallatlon. Jobli brilon, 101 .......... ell! ..... 7.atllc ..... Pllone 77UI47. 7..21-lle llroachra7 81., IIIMJeport, pltoae 1111-2111. 7·14-4fc BEANs, KENTUCKY Wonder: HelpW•nted Pltk ,.... own, bring ..,. IUlC'l'ROLUX SALES and Ill'• Kl1'CIIII2i HELP waniOCI. Aptalner. " bulbel. Andrew pl)' jD. ponoa. Crow'• Steak 'flee: Sweepm, "" wulterl Crou, slz miJel above fta. IIIII polllberl. Genuttte J!H, lfoule. f.l.«e elne on Rt. 338. Pllone 247Clll IIJ.tiiO. a.IJ-IIc 119. 7-28-tfc WAN'l'&D TWO W0D11JD earn c. c. I8ADPUID - : ; : . · 4 boW1I daDy. Car SEWING MACHINE, ate UC A~ a Write Boa 168-L, • eonscle. Complete wllb lab~-, Smtlnel, Pomlcxt ca1111; makes bultolta.1att hol81. WID darn, -.!, ap. Ofltlll. . . pllque, IIIOIIOJI'&m, 0\'ei'CIII. Pay lUll tiUI, or •. 10 per IItie montb. Phone ~Calf. AIR COIOl1TIONIN!J llefrlprIIIDD llll"rrce. ltd'J ~ ntlott, IW 1tanD. lait Sooiety News H!AU.eTGfT~AND ATTeND THE I!URPRIIIE TE571MONIAL P1NNER IN Hl5 HONORA'T --- TH!FIRE~EI w._.r Syrae~ews, Society Cannel New8 By the .Day · ~es, mlP~.~~ ' < ·-a.v .... EaJtern LoeaJ.. · ·""'""' HOBSTETfEI REALTY BESJ-. BE:rfE• . SED (liS . ~ nr. ANIIII , .... w• w••··· ,_,,.,••••,, Reedsville·, ...... ' . . ,. ,.,r ..,... '"'*'"·' :.. "'!t01::· :...~~ ::-a~:.:~':':~~s: · t ~sMc'-~''' ...,; s.l~!~ .,,•. . 1 .,'. ' ' Cllll& WANIID Po-.yRoute. lnlnllllll S.Ctlen . ........ .......... ,....., ..... . IN CCNITAcf -. FAYE · u• :u· ... . . ·' . ...... . -- LJfop I.JCaiYdla t.lwlh . AlrAriCM TOpUbltc lO.Iuok JJ.a..oilttu U......,.r ILRiltaaem U.Cl7 ' 1l. ............. lt. AllttUITlt IJ, ..... nit ' ' Jl. ~::~~~ ··- · . .BUGS BUNNY ) (';..... , •.'< . �l<l;ii • , , 1JI.l:, 'l'llii,Dilly Se~IMI, Pmlero.r·Ml<ldleport, 0.~ • '!bur~, ••tt; INs ' MURIEL lAWRBNt.;B ... ' Scan Kin With Cool Eye DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: A close friend her aged parents' servant and nurse. It also of mine, unmarried, lives with her parents, makes her the voiceless servant of her broth· now In their late 80s. As they are ailing, they ers and sisters. need her constant care. Confined to the house So your friend could find herself In a much as she is, she's very resentful of the situation, leakier boat. particularly as her married sisters appear only in emergencies. Yet they will want their Aged, ailing parents cannot consider us. shares of their parents' possessions after their deaths. Why then don't they take turns What concerns them is the helpless baby's dread of desertion revived by the helplessat looking after them? ness of age. So, to expect their consideration for us is only to expose ourselves to repeated ANSWER: Because they don't want to. And disappointments. As to our brothers and your friend would be sensible to accept lhls sisters, their affectionate concern for us Js ao the fact Instead of resisting what sbe re· not always, you know, what it's been cracked &ard• as its "lnjustlee." up to he. Moreover, she possesses an advantage not For these reasons, a circwnstaoce of this always granted to the caring child of aged parents. She is permitted to define an ~'emer­ kind is really a command to known the truth about our relatives we've been trained to gency" to her sUiters. avoid knowing. Many married children of aged parents do If we are brave enough to know it our sennot grant this privilege to the caring child. timental expectations of them redtk,e them· They deny the emergencies that arise. It's a selves and we can pull through. But if we're Irick that allows them to preserve their con· not brave enough, our strength is drained by ociences as well as their pocketbooks. They constant conftict between the kind of people can veto the caring child's suggestion for emthey've told us they are and the real people ployment of a practical nurse while refusing they actually are. to make any alternative suggestions. It's a trick that turns the caring chlld not just into son ol Clarence Gilkey, 22 Railrood st., Middleport, Ohio, com. Windon Family Basic on August 23 Reunion Held Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Llghtloot pleted a field artlllery repair ot 1294 MUI St., Middleport, recourse July 9 at the Army Ordceived word tMt their grandson, A reunion of the chUdren or rumce Center and School, AberPvt. Harold Llghttoot cremeans Ethel and Joe wt.- was held deen Proving Ground, Md will complete his basic training &mday at the Pomeroy Route 3 . 23• home o! Mr. and Mrs. Virgil on Aug. . ' :::;;;;:::;, TONIGHT & FRIDAY AUGUST 1· 2 (Double Feature) \1 DEVIL'S ANGELS '1 (Color) John Cessavetes Be,.rly Adams PLUS ~phia Loren - P.eul Newman David Niven I'LadyL"' He entered the U. S. Army on Windon. June 17. His address ls Pvt. £-1 Attending were Mr. and Mra. Harold Hlghtloot Cremeons, RA Wylllt Windon, Torry and Gory o! 11710569; Co. E, lOth Bn., 2MD Grove ClVi Mr. ~ Mra. Mllea try. Brg.; 1st Platoon, F 0 r 1 McFarland, Columbus; Mrs. Vir· Jackson, s. c. 29207. Lightfoot gtnla I!IIYior, Kenneth Wendell, is the son or Mrs. Walter Lee, Ralph and Cathy of Addisoni Mr. ond Mro. Wllid Windon, Mr. and Jr., Pomeroy. Mrs. D. M. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. James WllJ, Becky, Bren- r--------.. MEIGS THEA11£ TONIGHT, AUGUST 1 ;>. - ,I (Color) '*""" 1111'......, - •• held at the Gaul home on the last SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 (DOUBLE FEATIJRE) &lndll3 In July. "F1RST TO F1GHT• 1 ICbad Everett • Marilyn DeYin PLUS IC•rlig ste"'"' · Laura Devon "GUNN... NUMBER ONE!" , lha tltY utled ·till'""' "lth )'at ...,.eot>led, - . which llld·booq !urnlohocl Naontl~• In antlcltildOn oflbolr'Yialt ~ wu: o.vli a quao. of food In Ill'! rd'Jaentnr, MenPr• o! tbo·Relo•.·Mr. ~· ,, Problems !aclrc lbo b1c Clt.Y tchool district no to keep !rom .'#paying r... lbo problems therllotourUves." _.,IIIODOY · "••tlonllv w. Chuck. The !amlly moved to Mid· THE TRADrriONAL observance ot the birthday anniversaries of Miss Lucretia Genheimer and Mias Ada Genhelmer, July 27 and 29reapeetlvely, tookplaco on the weekend. Miss Martha Genhelmer o! Columbuo was down to prepuo a dlmer and cake tor her aunts, IODlethlnl she'll done tor a number of years. Incidentally, anotller. niece, Pauline, who Is associated wttll lbo U.S. Hoaltll Department Ia )Ill back from an asalgnmont in Bermuda. Martha, by the WB¥1 liOrks with heart paUonto at IJnl. Waverly Wedneeda,y where hewa1 ach.Wled to dedicate a new yooth bulldtnr at tho Pike Count.Y Falrgl'OIIIIds. The cereiiiOIIj' waa part II( lha total emp.aals oo )'QIIh program a at c01111t.Y !alro lhrouih· out Ohio. Away , •• on Purpose WASHINGTON (UP0 - Sonale Actloo m Abe Fortas to be chief justica waa blocked nnW alleall Stplomber Wednesday when tho Senate Judiciary Commltioo !all. ed to muster a op>rum to conald· er hts nomJnaUon. EIIJerfel•• 11 Pt•rtr An O,.a • ' . .The deocendtnts or · Janiu Wcite wW hold !heir annntl reunion at, the reatdent:o o! Mr. oad Mro." Clrl'GII Norria, ·Syr0: cuse, on sunda)', Auausl4. Apt.. nlc lunch will be obsorvacl at VOL. XXI NO. All !rtoado and relatl'"' cor. dlally Invited .. FrNIJ ••• s.tur.., Nlllth Wollen's "Crest" Uniforms EYECATCHER NYLONS BY BERKSHIRE 99c A PAIR All sizes - Excellent selection or Colora. Choo.e seamleu stretch nylons. Cantrece, or mesh aeamles11. ' \ ' ' ' I ! News .•. in Briefs Sizes 10 to 13, relnlorced toe and haeL For work, lor pill, lor e.vfYIIIl. Frldl¥ 11111 Sat- urdaY. 2 palr.l.OO Salel IIJs W~lk Shorts . DEAR POLLY-My three young children all like to do jig. saw puzzles but they manage to mix up the pieces from as many as six puzzles. Rather than having to atop several times a dny to sort out tbe pieces-sometime• almost Impossible without working the puzzle-! find It is better to mark a dlf. ferent letter of the alphabet on tbe back of each piece of each puzzle. This enables the children to know which pieces are for which puzzle and also helps them to recognize the letters of the alphabet. The shelf for chalk and eraser on the youngster's chalk board Is so narrow the chalk was forever lalllng on tbe ftoor or being acurrled away by the dog so I attached a small dec· orated hox with ribbon to hold the chalk and eraser.-MRS. I !' . Walk Shor.ts Mont 2,95 WALK SHORTS.................................. Solo $1.50 Mono 3.95 WAL~. SHORTL..-"' ..···- '·'-··-··'-·- ··c .. .S..lo $2.00 Mono U9 .WALK SHORTS ............................\..,.. Solo $2.25 LDREN'S SHOES FOR SCHOOL & DRESS BUSTER BROWNS AND OTHERS " ' I I I I 1 1 ~-------------------1 IT ALlAN SANDALS Rea. Values to 6.00 •••••• -3.00-3.50 Ret. Vah•s 3. 99 to 5.99 2.5CJ.3.~3.50 an-Canadqy till Middle Block Next to Elberfelds POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE i 1 I I I DEAR POLLY-I have had several strokes and ftnd nothing more useful for my crippled condition than a television push carl. I use it In walking and In doing household chorea. I have tied an ordlnary grater to the top of It andbesetcarried on it thlnga !bat are to from place to place. This keeps them from slipping. I tied a deep fat frying basket to the top to carry things !bat could be .,. sp,llled when I am working In the kitchen. Oh! What a wondorlul help lhll II to me. You can set your spillable items In the batket (first linecl wltb aluminum loll) and find you can do thlnp at home even though you are too crippled lo go outalde the home lor actlvl· ' ttos.-EDNA Twin Bed Set Made by Serta, set includes smooth q lnnerspriJW mattress, 1m oprlrco, held board and !rime. 79.00 · ·set 'DEAR POLLY and Mro. F. F. Jr,-JI!;r ·IIJlom and I took care ol her lor three year1. " that you have p ph~alcal llleraplat can do wonders right from the table next to mom and It wai~"l wanted somelhlng, a to uae for exercising comb and in a rulilier tse . PER IN THE HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT OH TH! 1ST fLOOR 21.95 OOIIIHION fAN •••••••••••••••• ..SAL'E $17.00 37.9S GEH!RAL !L!CTRIC fAN •••••••• ·SAL! $22.00 49.9S G!NERAL ELECTRIC fAN •••••• ~. ·$ALl $34.00 .' llqlln o! RC~ .... All '1111>1: aild to ... .. ...... ' lloOr llld IOIIIi RADio$, tLOCl<' . . ' - ' · Slit • llctS & frl•ll,llnts/ . We oro offtri"' Itt an" w•l( a11ott•CI Ufllt" O!tf trlrMIIftll onll ' t.ct. . ;, , tOO 'tlfi~,tl , r1 • htc:ludH In thl• ..afort~1nt1 Ci~on ond ,ntl•,.•· ~•port~ t,ct, frlnlo~ ey•t•f, ~~~· trllllmlng.. ,C.ntl cl•nr ond chl,.,~l"h'. fee.-:: · · Tho,. triM~,-t~ _..., In 1 to ~ 1ft~' w~fh•, ~~hlto ,.Mt iotOt•· THIS We£KlHO ... VI$1T THE M~SIC DEPARTMENT OM TH! 2ND fLOOR. YWU ·: Weather '. GMeraiiJ lalt toafj)i, ..... Ia • . _ SGo and lonr IOI•1'1rib' eloooll' ond a IIUio - - Sot. ,unla,y. Of'lJw Meigs·MUIOII Area PS)MEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO for lire~_...,, 'l1lo lOY)" pr<lfiOOil' approved Action waa al10 taken to om· plOf the Blacktllp COmpalv, Mar· lotte, to do 011 severtl WJPO•Od llrooto IncludIng tllo Rond Ji>ld to tllo ,end ol tile -•tlon line lllllf.lbo Phillip Donovan reo!dence. '1bo work wilt be IIIIer IIIIa -·-eeal """ by coundl Tlllreciay nlalll to be placed on tile ballot at tile re<ilell ol the volunteer Rre dopartmonl; would Pi'twldo !Uncia for a nve year pariod to por. chlae tlre apparatus. appllaoeea lllOIIIh. ond bulldlnp, and to J>03 lireCouncil also voted to J>03 Mil· men's eont.\)enaatlon. lor Constructlnn Co., Junction !b'racuse has .., pUblte !lulds Clt.Y, tho remaining $2,2oo owad · to do!roy Rre departmont ... .. Mayor Berman London laoued a warning to 0111101'1 of vacant lot& lbat, ''They nwll 11e door. eel ol weeda lmmedlalely or lace ~llibl! legal ·~· -· Attending wore Mayor London, i!.y United Pre•• lnternatlonol Clark Rlchardlluckworlh, Treao. p ARlS - A HANOI SPOKESMAN todl3' ICCUiad lbo United nrer Georgei!OimanandCounclt· Stateo o! lhreateniJW to tnteastl)' tile VIetnam war by roaumlrc full· OFfl!R TOP liD - A ~ U. Ohio VallO)' Ctrlof men AI Lipscomb, Arllllr ~1orale bombiJW of tile North. Be branded President Johnson and sec. about 30 Churcbeo of Christ In lbo area, oflsred lbo mp bid of fl,SOO lor tbo - . J School buJI4. ve..,r, Troy Zwilling and Rob· retary of S.:.tt Dean Rllllk "·•hamlleae Uara." 1JW and grounds at 1 public aucUoo c-.ctad by lbo lllelga Local Boord o! Ed•....U• Thuroda;y art Wtngott. NBUI'eD Thanh Lo, SJMibaman lor tbo North Vletnamoao dol .. evenlllg. The Chrllllan SerYice gr<q> lnteado to use lbo tlloWt,y for a IUDII!IOr JQUih ceq) and caUoo at the lkeeko<lld deadlocked talks wltll Washington, lol4 other year-rOWid meetiJWs. Picture&, !rom loll !ollowlng U. blddlas. are Goorge Hiorera'"'• -•mon Bnlk and Jallnson bad acc:arwanfed c:ondemnlitons o! !iqJL o! Meigs Local School District; Jackie Miller, chairman o! lbo Chrllllan Service .. l!anol actl0118 wltll lbo dl•ch o! IIIOibor f,$110 American soldiers oat tho! apor. Committee; E. J. ~...,, mlnllller, Lopn Church of Ctrloq Wonds, mlllloter of P tlon o! the money from tile lOY)" to Vtotnua. l'VY Church o! Chrlat; Jolm Wallace, aosbtant chairman o! lbo ODculh" cmunttteo, and Frlllk would lie plaond In reserve to , W. Porter, Jr., school board m - who served 11 auctioneer. 'l1lo hoard lolo aet 0111bo bid DETROIT - NEARLY ONE MILLION MORE ctrs l'ero pro. help Pl3 tile coli ol 1 now Rre ~ LB~ at 1 meatlng this coming Tueoday night - Seallnol P'ckl.ced bJ the nltiOD'I ''biJ tbree' t\Utomakers Jn the flnt seven Jtat1on. The ftre station pro. month& of thiJ I'NI' t1Jan In U., SIDle period of 1967. posed would be bunt 011 tile ~ra. . If . General Motors Corp., Ford Motor CO. IDd Chry•ler Corp, to- . CUBe Munlclpal Park ~~ ~~<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~!::::;:. dl.y reported productloo by lbotr U.S. planto tlu'tJuih July ~eel ond wllll addiU,.W !IIndo pro. By United Preaslllternalloaal bornbblg o! lila North. P.. Reser.. seal tickets to 5,287,789 cara, C<IIIIJIIl'ed to t,318,120 Jut year. Tba ae~ vlllod ll'ont the · town' I BOIIIral VIce Proalck!nl Hnberl H. John""' alao hlmed lbat the Blei(l Marauder home !ootliiiJI ....el~ 1 ~· WI by Jiil,y ciidlat. wtiloh lnct•llid 38 per IUDd, wowd lneludt 10011 hall IJumpllrey. Ia uafoldtnr ~. VIet· llulted States mlibt even have boll lames are ,_ on Bale celit- ll'am 38t;eu In '"'' 10 ~A~.dlri&l"i'Diclidli. · · · · 1ftaiQiarlet8 ond re...- ·'111m -••artance'lllllli!P.W»· 10'',_11ir1 t11o ...., • • 1 a Ia.... •••;onet'alJ•bll~nc· 9JII'Iert. tdeDI at a time wh., ...,... Is o cllanco that Hend Collc)J Charles Chsncey, S1ale QI'OI'al lor tlie plan o1 lbo admlnlllrlllon to stll!enlng "" will ba .. to act proltljllly on today, STAMFOJUi, CONN. - WILLIAM F. Buckley, Jr., editor of additional military measures If They ma,y ba purchased at lbo coosenatlve Na~ Re;Jew and a orio-llme candidate lor ...,. tile J)I'OSJOIOC)Ii.cll~ hal otreaclfl Ita polltton on tile war. In racognltton o! "outalond· American Legion national beadpined, but mono,y b not TlwlrodoJ Humpilrey rebuked lbo enemy )lila our men In dan- 111o New York ClothiJW House, ing sarvlce to children and youtll quortera In llldlanapolb, Ind., "!' In New Yorll, wu hoopltallzed with a broken collar bone todl3' avlillble to begin ccmatructlon. the Sllgm pemmentforWI'QJi· ger," he aald. Pomeroy; Western Auto. Mfd. r::l Pomeroy, "Drew Webster Polt was preaented to the poll alter a 11oat1rc acclclenl on Loow island Sound. c.uncll, 1n other acttvlt,y, vot. ly !mprisonlni peaca candidate Humpllrey told a women' • dloport, and Rutland Furniture, Beckley was doacrlllld as In "~lrly good condition" In SlanJ. 39 II( the American Legion hss Conunandor Hlllllol rolQed Tickets wUI be on oa1e ..,. been cited by the national orpn.. nuch of the crtdll for lbo 1ward Cord H0111ttal. IIIJ wlte Patricia and a pst, Prlnce10 Joan UcJ>. eel 1o purchase 1 .51 aero tract Truons Dlnh Dzu for advocJII. luncheon Thnrod13 he wanted to til ~L 1. The cost o! each, teaotaln, also oufternd mi..., Injuries llut were trolled oolbo boo~ of land ll'ont D. 1. COOley, Alii· ing Ialka wltll tile Commlmllls "dedicate the rest of my lt!e to lzalloo, l'llll Col1111Wlder IJon. to Russell W, llloore, who Ia poii ens, at a cost at $900. The ad. as a means to end the war· peace, 11 which 81tltles the holder to aid L. Humel, disclosed todl3'. child welfare dlalrmln. lllooro, MANILA - PIIUAWN EARTJ!QUAKES STRUCK this city ot dlllonal parcel will complete lbo Tho dl3 before tile Democf~ He added, "Not only am I wJU. live hoole games, to $7.25. Slped by National Commander besides being active In Legion . 3 miWCXJ todl3', IDIIIhJrc live large buildings, cracking lhou-0 , tic prellldontlal ~ advOcat- ing to walk more than 111111 OX· William E. Galbraith and Eighth olralro, to PrtnclPat oflbo llelp Jhoro and januniJW bolpttala with eaoualtles. nde AdJvities eel holding !rea election& in Ira milo, I am willing to outror ·:::<<•::;::::<«':•::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::::: Olotrlct, Department o! 0 h I o Conaollclaled Junior H1giJ Sc~ · ' Mo.yor Antonio Vlllepnlald be countoc1 aovltl dend but POllee SoldiJ Vlelnam - wttll ''anY groaUy to get peace. Child Welfare Chairman Wayne ond is Molga Hid> School baooLt. Santoa Coplatrallo llld 111o Filipino ~ttal'o worot qnokea tn group lnclndtnr Communists" "Connnunlots are allowed to Church, tile cttalloo from t h e ball coach. ;~ amral docodas" ldlled at 1aa11200 par•ona. 81,649.50 partlclpatiqr- an otep toward nm lor olllce In the U n I t e d "Child welfare Is one o1 Ill. establllldna a government In i States, n he said. ''I see no reaReCelpta lor tho olltce of Mra. VIo4nam at peace " I t b Ito 1111 why they shoold DOl be aJ. Amerlean Leekm•s basic pro.. · DETROIT - THE RECORD BOOKS will oliOw the longest- Evelyn Lulie, Molls C o u r t grama, ' 1 Commander HwDe1 iz.. lowed to nm for otnee there." , • ,lor now- blacloiU\. In lha United States laoted %67 daYL The Clerk of Courts, for tile moalllof netahhors. Two <An Damaged plaiDed. .,AD!I we are proud t1s11t Presided! Jollnaon llld In an Tho VIce prealdont's lland m . ·' ,News and lbo mornlnr Free Prell ,....bad tentative IIJ'OODIIDI July at the result o! automotive our etrorts have ._eel 'TIIIrsdo)' with lha Jut lllrildng crall union, tile mallera, and IJn. title activities totaled $1,849.50. unscheWled news ...,...,,.. both !reo elocttoos and t h o with IIIla citation from Thlll'!!day Afternoon tional orpnloallm." lbo naWodaesdo)' that report& of an imprhonment o! TI'IIOIIII Dlnh .modllinly bopn P:4llrltions to ro8UIII8 pllbltcatton, prdJollly During tllo l!llll1tb lllo· olllee Impending Communist ol!anol.. Dzu lo canlriii'Y to admtnlstra. :Aug. 9, TWo cars were damaged in an faiOied 815 certlllcales of tltie; In South VIetnam precludad 11111 lion poUey, Each of !be more thon 16,000 •' accident on E. Main st., ln Porn~ %51 llllatloDa of Uen; 169 memo. ....:' polio o! lbo nalloo Ia · - · AdmlnlllraUon olllclals have COLUMIIVS - GOV. JAMFS A. RHODE'S haa unl)or conlllderl>- r....,..s; 178 caneellallona or poostblo halt In tile limited u. S. eroy at 4:25p.m. Thursday, Pom- to submit on 1111111 r!!IIOfl ol Palnttngo by Meigs County boon !orbtdden to cornmeal on tloo ~ a requoot lor ·a IIPIIclal aaaolon o! lbo Ohio General AJ;.. !ten; 53% appllcalloos, a!!ldaVlts eroy pollee sold Its programa ond acttYIIiea 011 amateur artists wW again be o !be JIWiishment givan Dzu, t h e oembly. 1'he r"'"*ll ,... made by Paul JJaaprd, a Republican canA car drlwn by Leo Vaughsn, behalf of chltdrta and ymtb. Oil, and lllll&nmenll and 1t - · Slllaun lai!Yer aC<Used or ad\>o. feature o!tho MolgaCount,yFalr. 17, PCIJleroy, struck the rear didate lor lbo state lttllelaturo. MARRIAGE Af'PLICATION llad eapltl. or tho total ... Work by local artlato was tn. or a car driven by John Patter.. the basts ollts report lllr the 12. Larry R13 Laudormllt, 2~, eating compromise wltll I h o "*IPnl W)Dia· tJiO sjeclal IOIUOII to dO IOIIIOtiJinc about lbo colpta, lbo OWIII1'• llharo •• pnrlnd ending ~ 31, tldt ll'oclucad to oor !olr only • r... son, 60, Racine. The Patterson coneoUatlon or tnauranco .l!t riot areas by lnsuranco firm• and lbo $1,263 whllo the 11a1e will re. Pomeroy' laborer, and Bar riot Comnwnllla. year, the Pomeroy poll was roc. ,....., ...,, ond baa grown to refulll of the cOJI1PUdea to lillure prq181'f.Y In lbo areao. .JunO Bible, 28, RL '1, Mi<ldl0110rt. car hod stopped lor lbo Pome..... $396.50. be a real hl&1lilBht o! tile ex. rG1 emergency squid vehicle, ognlzed Amoag lbo activities and JII'Ohiblto. Neither polntlnga ''by police said. Minor damages were grams which Ol1'lled thiJ .....,..· mamber," or tube palnt.lna:s, are incurred to lbo Pattersoo car and accoptocl for dllj)lf3. All places medh.. to the Vaul!hsn car, nition lor the poll ware oo • .. accepted mull be "'dppod for There were no Injuries. The In- IIJIOIIODrship, ...... port l'llll 128 ond Rlllland banclng. vestigation Is continuing, pollee t67, oflbo Molp Colllt.Y Amero MIBJ Jessie Slunder& is su~ st.ted. lean Legion ba_.l 1e1111; co • ~nt orthoamalaJrpatnt• IIJIOIIODrship of two bOlt lXI Boya ing department. !late; a proJect In whldl , _• MINI-THEATERS TO OPEN Iii each of the 19 classe&, llrat CINCINNATI (UP!) - Clneln· bors repaired bleydeo for I b 1 and seeoncl place awards, botb oosh and ribbon, will be given, nail will become one or lbo !trll llolge Count.Y Chlldrtl!'t llcmf a1ooJi with honorllble merrtfons. cttioa In lbo nation to h av e whereabout30mallboua'ooflallot A ''bell In show" award will umJnl-etnes" "Chis tall when two went, In addition lXI lbo poiioliO be made bj !be • • • ISO • seat movie llleators open. Yidtnr partJ; I - f t In lbo oil, or acryltc painting, Tha two llloalerl will be localod lXI IOVOral Jocol cblrl. area and will Ilea, ond a contrlllUIIott to lllo woter oolora, IJ!d drawtn~o char· In U.e coal w poatel cateaortoa, lhere be managed by Mld.state Thea· local IIC!Iool for retardocl diU. dren. are claasea lor land..., 1ro1n ter Coop. nature, portrait from Ule, IIIII '. lilt, marine atucb', ftower IIIU~, ()o . and animal atucb'. •' Sentca,,_....., Humphrev J Stance 1s •nos •ng • r .. Title I Benefits Proved Valuahle .YARD Plain White E,.velopes- •.. ' ' rv ' I The~~~ f !" Speaking of Sclwols - No. 51 SAVE! PORTABLE ELECTRIC FANS STEREOS-TAPE PRODUC:TS•CP.LOR. BLACK AND WHITE TV-~~UIII,:E TV~ to clo al-• . . PaJntings At Fair Solido ond Twoodo ................... :....................................SBB.oci NEW ~969 RCA. R~DIOS ·~ more... ".41111 ... - committee. u'l1\la Ia where our r14Ura ~/ 'om." Popular Another Shlp.,.nt fuot rocolvK-Sizu 9x15, 12x12, 12x1S, 12x13~, 12xl8 ond 12x21. Nylon, Acrllan, Horculono. 6la Inch length .............................. .............................15c pkf. 10 Inch lonwth ........................................................ .25c i>kt· . " "RJahP...,, If II ~t· filr ;,:;- ,,: ''You Jult eao•t allow every ,~ ., 1ear to add t,ooo more dr_.lt !ederal IIICIIIOJ, I don't where wo W<lllld , ao. • llld 1111 ~ . : to the atreetr,'' he tctld the en tint Produee Size Rugs - 25 bandod In a packago-gummod flap i .••. ready lor JobL • . Jom""'' \ D. L. W. DEAR POLLY-My husband broke his leg and will be on crutches lor quite awhile. He bas to wear white shirts most of the time and his lihlrts are rapidly turning bhu:k under the armpits where the crutches rub. 1 have tried ocrubbmg and bleaChing but tney still look filthy. I certainly hope some reader can think ol something before I end up buying aline,. shirts.- PATi'Y Weyl - batter IIIII Ill get them Drew Webster Post 39 Sizes 29 to 42 walot Moll all are permanonl proas. Not every otzeln ovary oolor. WhUe tboy lpL ·- -- Lady Jewel 75" CoHon, 25" Royon. Machine wo1holtle, Pull bed Of" twin b.d alu1. • WHITE AHD SOLID COLORS···. • • •••••••••••• J2.91 ROYAL GA.RDEN\,100"' Cotton. Ro~Jndecl conMJI, clecO' cttor c:olofl, o beautiful spread. full ond twin bed alee • • •• ~ 6 ..f9 • VILVETONE-CHENILLE. SPREAD-twin bed tlu. Lint f,.o, l; .. lfcl colo;, oncl whUe • • • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.39 ! P " ' - - - -Pollr's Problem-----. II••••" l!chool. ehlld this COWed childr<n, tricl wu llriiP alto ulool .!ur - ~ lllr lbomlill ,Ui cit'.., cuthock In &ioioini ueaHil t.,.mauw year!' . ... IIDill lor -.cicadonal eel- he 1114. '4We • rocolvod was . ,, at1Y ~,!·.pointed Sin,• 619 11-not overy slu ln.o•ory st1lo. Boyo 2.95 ond 2.49 WALK SHOII,TS... ..,.. .....:.... $alo $1.50 Boys 3.95 and 3.49 WALK $HORT·S..~......... /~I.o $2.00 ~·· .. . DRAPERY DEPARTMENT -2ND FLOOR SaleI 'llltlch . tho dlllrict cltl•.,. VACUUM CLEANER. UPRIGHTS, PORTABLES AND CONSTELLATIONS. By POLLY CRAMER roi- lOY)" at the NOVember electlnn ~ POLL\"S POINTERS A Television Cart Is Aid to Handicapped 000 .cbiidn.n to CleveiiU\d .ChOOia , m<n ,_ , lor Ot lht chlidren It U.. . ocilool wer- "Wo ho.. ~ to PI .lo lbo r8ciqcld 'u... _.. IIOt l!lit p~ t!Je1l!IIC• were. "-It or 11'1 Iiiii ba 'Pirl111 _.....,,. council will ask Its btook owned by ilia town u 'nw· on a water extenaton tnto the ·to 1101e oo a two • mUl niclptl pari! _.-t,y. newly amoxed area ol the town. "E$.5 SOCKS 3 pairs 1.00 ·ller ·chaol,." he laid, o,PIIIaii1B was lbo pmit10111 'II~ .. BriiP tlto anternd 1 MEH:s 69c KIRBURY IAH~OH ' St .., 3 to 20, Rotular and Junlort... ............................. 6.981 St ... ~~~to 2~lL ...........................................................7.98 , n ·········· ··~·············· CUSHION SOLE SOCI Reidy to !Year depa-0111 2nd Qoor. . Latest !aahlon unilormo - - white - UUie or no ll'Oiilng. Coac:hmtn at,yle, shill and llltedmodelo, button!rontor zip baclf. Sizes 3 to 20, Regular and Junior a . , •• ANOTHER SHIPMENT chlldi'en OJ , •'!' ~ lillw '-..al . of and of pollee- neadod Ill t!'e ' · Patrick Henry Jl!lllnr JUab lo och9oJ, •."e';;ono of~·ao,. u.~dtetrlct· 1M fULl II!D SIZE •.• ••• • .... • •••• ·••• •.• •• ,. ••• .• .C.95 MEN'S COTTOH cJwia" " ·.,II worked. Wo 101 order out and other urbaa tchool IQ'IIO!Ilt • -"': "ordef oUt ~ Our Sl .. pcraft quallt,.-ha• •lo1tlc anChOJ bonds tG hold firmly . . 1rt:.Pia", JnOchhti .walhabl•,, neW ~aft filling of Calocloucl. TWIN to.tS DRESSES···· ••••••••••• ••••••• SALE US 11.95 DRESSES···· •• • •••••••• •• ••••• SALE 7.95 12.95 DRESSES·· · ··.· •• • •••.••• • •••• SALE 8.75 13.9S DRESSES • •• • ••••••••••••••••••. SALE 9.7S IUS DRESSES······· •••••••• •• •·• ···SALE 10.75 16.50 DRES5E5 • • • • • • • • • •• •• · - ·· ••• ··SALE 11.7S 19. SO DRESSES • • ............ .. • • •••• ·SALE 1US ;.o·brealillol' be8>re ...W.. ~ • Tax·Levy 2 'Mills- Sought In ·Syracuse · for Fire Dept. 9 Qulhd Mattress Pads On the 2nd floqr-Selected from our r•tulor 1toclt. Siul: Junior Revulor and Half Sl:1e1 ~. Devoled To Use our convtnitnt par~ing lot on 2nd Street while ah.plng of going to the' drug itor•. or fnau"'nee office or Court House. It's for the convenience of shopper's in Pomeroy. We DO hove our all day free 'Parking lot next to our Mechanic St. Stare. , ' Salel Womens Dresses · 'l!.h ·h;;;,:. bocliuse Itt 'llld gO!o- NBjiOleon, 1, olllji8J'Or · of France, waa born In Corsica. NEW ABOUT TOWN are Mr. and Mro. Charles Adamo and children, Timmy, hryl and Gnllt 11'1 haft." eater," he lol4 .lbo year In li!GW, '·~- · '•' ·, ' ·I dl.trlct wa'o . , ~ ,who . ~ tho . <ljjld breal<fl.!t . Now You Know Plan Wolfe Reunion - but , ~ ' uea11on 111111 aa ioarUer 'olartlrc . "We UHd thl Diol01 tar mi .. of h lnstruct!Oo .of the .artDOl . ·Aid io Dt!londOIII Chlldi'en ftlndo amount ... tnotoo In tile ochool .,.. .llvi PI'OII'IJDI, !~Illite J!ork hid cauchl a YooJWateo· atler he' alq with lt. ochool fO!JIId&tlon - l b o ChlldrOft, tutoriJW, U&- IOIIIL hod eatea a Jar and a hal! or "moaOJo, · ~ . D.. Problem "It to 'fd~kell aad ~ Jrc lbo boWIIJW at niBJt llld white paote," oald ~ As a reault or tile h2 ,. wa,y to PI aid to lbo ell~ employJrc part lime, taae~ro." 'l1lo .~nllllid a ..... . . ••No glue 11 nflter, mu;J~ cehed • hllf •ot tbe aebool iqed child," he lllld. "II t~· 'lle hi Jt'1. tor~ ,problem !aciJW Clevoland "1 . Wal Ill 1 datlroi;m cme I'. IUo answer to thot and oilier .da.y w11en a taaeher 1o14 me she t P'lffi. Iormor COIIIIJ'OPtiCIIIII Olller1:lhal wttll dtnllera aDd "1....-e was a ', ' ' ' ' I picnic and a potl,uck held In tbetr ' - at ihe <hllr<IJiio. ; · 0,: Mrs. While at JllrUngton, lha pdal rnlnl•ter spoke at.. bqth lbo Valley of Acre Cblrch at Nqley, and at lbo Clmelton Llndl ctUk, JohMte, Bli>tlll Church, the charge which he pasl4red ju&t be8>re ~ Juley iad Jonnli, Le~ar~, VLI to Middleport a year qo. Mr. IIIII Mro. Plilllp Kentzto, Mr, Tha Slmooa !amllytsnowhome verslt.Y I!Oij)ltal. and Mrs. -KO!Jtzto; Mt. Alto, WW!am WtnebroMor and Eliza. and tile minister will be In hit ROCK SPRINGS resldeilla are bath Morrltto local. own )lllptt &mciay. While on va. cation they Yl~ wltllthelrpar. more !ban -oclatlve for the ents, Mro. Htcbotue Slnmns ond lliht which hs& been lnslllted by Mrs. Eva Carpel, both of Pblla. lbo 5alitbur7 trusteao In tile dtlpllla, spent a night at tile cemetery there. It' • loeailon at Care fo"r Oily Skin HllnoljiOrl, N.J. IUliUI10f home tho curve near the top. II( tho OilY skin needS to be soaped ot Ule elder Mr1. Simona, took cometor)' rood Is just rllb~ ro- and rinsed ~ ,every. tfme you wish your face. Then pat a olde trip to Ocean Clt.Y, ond aldedtstell us. In raet, aome of;. them have It with 111 astringent to tighten retnrned to Melga CounQo lor several daya• camplhg at Forked aaked that we Ulend a bfJihlnk& up any large pores. Repeat to tile lnllloos thi'OUilllthis ool. this treabnent two or three Run. times a day. wnn..•. so. tllere 'tis. da, Beverly, and Brian, Emmett G. Will, and Debbie, Brian, Becky Next year the reunion will be ' rormer and mllir Windon, children o! Ofl'to Waverly tile hoots, all or Pomeroy; and COLUMBUS (I! PO - Gov. Mrj. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul and James A. Rhndss took of! lor daughter, VIckie, or Chester. NOT OPEN ' ". '· COLVMBtJs (UPJ) - Tha ,,. "Did you ever tee a child 119 },Orintendent. o! ctevoiand clijo; hq..y "he · ' would oat '•whltt ·~• lalcl tho . , ProbiOIIl ~f paste," Dr. ~ul B!ia•' ,.peatli eatero In lbo lip '!bur.. tho ·COIIII"Itlet. , <11¥ o! the Logblatlva SerYic;o . "Woil, i have," llhi f!"""lha" 1011 CommJU. •~ orinte,._llt of Ohio'a larpot · · ·• school !oond&Uon proo lchoal dlllrict . U lbo roct~~IIOIIIIId holpUIUt,y otiown tbo ftey, and Mrs. ~1!1• Simona lily tndlcluGa, thil ~ tainfb.·mull blve- OX• trem,b· pqJUiar 'Willi Ita ~tiO.i at1lorUilgton, PL tbo Simona .Ut:Weilla Diii'Jilwtpn, ~ were lllie• to lbo dleport !rom Ravenswood and Is resldtnr in tile llarr7 Moore prope!V, SoldiJ Third Mrl. Ad. ams la employed at Kaiser. Grandson Completes Army Private Earl H. Gilkey, • ' 1, 8y MURIEL LAWRENCE COMPLI."fES COURSE , ' ·~' bp~ .o.(·State "'' ' wrner·.~ .. ~cleli~th . . • : ' ·, J I , ,. y, • 1 /" 1 ' '• • ' I~ lillY FIELDCRESl SQ,~!Il ~O!.OIUI:4T~~I~G . :, .. . ,; ., • . ...., • ' /t ' ' BATH TOWEl:$, IIA~D TOWELS ;illd lASH CLOTHS· •! ''\' • ' •.'! ;~ ' ' I: Louise Cowie Of Middleport Dies Thursday mpa, 00mpa...00mp A .-m art catqory bat also been Included lhl• year. A membership ticket Ia the f,IIIIY l'ee for Olllertng a painting for ~tlon. doodltne e• t'.:n:....~~·.,:..""!; ' T. o ~nstruction j!.-i: School, ol- ........ • ID 10 o.m.; - . . , . Stolatr .. . . . Scbool, alxiiJ ................ . 11 a.ll. ' '.: . Dlllrlet will tillt Wlda'f•ll Man· ' Wldnollio,r - - 'Ti.. ~ Begi · ' · to . n. · · ;, moalll~OIII proaram of in. lnsl~ for sbl1l, and eiBhtl1 IHdo JIIU. of lbo llolp Local School · Rock S&>rililo lalt~s. <\)1 J111Dt1nP tar Judllnr· are ~ · Ill ... Cll tllo ~· DOl 1-. . ' ,. 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