https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/70c9346be84484e2bca6f72efdc0b07f.pdf b9ccaa7028d6c9d5760bd38938290e53 PDF Text Text ..... About ' ·s.,e~y N~tet . .~ ',;~': ,'• '· Middleport Corner . . .'..:t·· ~~ ~,:e·... ·: ' . ·n : I ' . ' . ' • .\ I ' ' . .' " ,r . , OHIO ,. , .., , 1' ., .... WEDNESDAY, .Al:IGUST 30, 1967 ' ·.. ' orts to Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy I , ..... err-or .. . - - - - - - --------- ----- I .. ' . \..... :! · ; Your Shopping Center License for ; , ' ' ' ·~ oters ''ln . ' ' ',, " [ Don'tForgetToStockUpThisWeekon ~ Bed Sheets and Towels. '· During Our August Sale of Cannon Royal Family and Fieldcr~t Sheets and Towels. I .. ,. t. .0f'. .~ ~ The Bend Wodntt<!rf oncl Thonclly ""'"" 331 NOTOPIN SHOW ITARTS I P.M. THE INVADER. PfN Sbe's ugly. The germs she spreads, the food lhe contaminates, the fantastic rate she can lay eggs , • . all part of the ugly life of the cockroach. MONEY Just as bad, roaches are mean hombres to kill They're resistant to many chemicals. Watered. down aerosols don't faze them, And people are mystified when, after six ordinary aerosols have been expended, new roaches are still skittering about. These peopie sometimes become angry, and throw empty aerosols at their friendly dealer. Bu~, no need to duck . , , .• , ~ the roach issue. .' With a cbeckbook you can carry any sum of money safely. Your own signature Ia your ~rity. An,d your cancelled cheeks are proof that bill& are paid. Open a checking account. No minimum balance: Free Parking Fadlltits for Customers (Or ugllntSI I• 1 cockroach.) ' Arab's Roacb-Deth Kit is The Protector. It contains two cans: one for the Initial-bug kill; the other gets the •hidden Invaders. And a a NSidual stays Iii place fbr approximately 30 days to nail those that hatch out later. . ·, "The Protector" Kit also snufft out a whole host of o~ .creepy crn~iers at the sarae ~:~me: Spl• den, waterbup, ants, ~· illverfish- to name a few. 1 Remt~mber THE PROTECT()R - happiness II an ~b Roach:D.etb Kit, n.·.stampl . out ul)l.neu. KING 8:UILD·ERS , Maiiilf l'ederal D1pallt 111111r,11111 C.rperlflolt · · .· ;,(,.., •. I• .. I .. ,,.,'·· ,. I " " . .. !. '' -· " , .,. I ' PHONE 992-3748 .. I ,,,.,• ., I \ .. ' : ~' ,' •. �' X f 01 TIEES lEW MOlEr w•l 'lbe record would seem ~ar'hlm out. It shows the !ego ijlature cUppilll!lnto a widP var· illy of fields, from LSD to taxet. to chanJe Ohlos laws. · Undoubteaiy ibe md$1 tniporl· ant single btU was Sll350, the admlnllll'atlon'a far reaching school ald-tu: hike measure. . ~ecana--~--~--~~ ' • lS It added more than ~ mil· lion In education appropriations lo the recilrd-breakinl budget request from the · I)Overnor to make the states budget for the biennium a w)lopplng ~l bil· lion. In addition. the leglsh!ture appropriated $231 million fnr :apltal improvements over the two-year period. Raised Welfare Payments The !07th boosted teachers .alaries, openl!jl. the door for 1tate aid to non-public schools, put Ohio into the fight SJ!&Inst air pollution and revamped the state's tra!Hc laws. , ......... ....Siielli___..... < ' . ' ..... Bun Ill• :=, . . . ... '1· <*" '1· FRYIN6 c:HICKEN 1.£6S. l'HI6HS Ol Of STEAKS - IJONEI.ESS OHICKEI ,, Store ,clerks and managers, truck drivers, warehousemen and secretaries. .. ........... 0 I .••••UIIIk = . They do a great job for )llliL 1 • • They all work for A•P. They are AAP.M and we're proud of them. . ..~· .... .... CDl011Y• no M ....... , I ''ftr ....,. --· ::;:-:=.-""'ilioood- -Joday Is~~­ Day To Switch ,' ZDIIII .. ' Check Our Lower Prices. CERnFIED RIDENOUR RADIO & T.V. 531 W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO , FIRESTONE DLC-100 NEW TREADS ' WHITE BEAUTY ' 'f IIOUIY, SEPt l LUOR DAY - Swiss Cheese; . 79' ARISTOCRAt onderfo'il 2':;: 49• Saltine Crackers~~ 19' ·Pork & lea1s s.~.!s:~.. 7~ •1 00 Gr_oun• I lack Pepper •....::. ~ 5t 1 ·· I&P IPJie Sa1ce • .• 6::! 17' SidwJoh Spread :::. • • ':2t C1t Green.Buns A:!~~~ ~.~· 29c Parsley Flakes .":; • • ~ 3t Chicken Rice SoaJ r...r: . 2~2t P1ri Grap' Jelly ~ ·'· •3:. 7t .ANN PA6Eor 314 $100 E&C N10.III lrancl-t.tod, A&P VaoiUIJI COffee ·.. 2!.'121 . Dry P• leans • • • • 4:;1c . Nyloa H• 3:: 5100 one. WID Sbare Subsidies They wlll share among them 1 $15 million In state subsidies to 1 support special programs such I as testing and counseling, r&- II 'medial reading. artd programs for emotionally and physically bandlcapped youngsters. In addition. non-publlc schools will get part of the $10 million appropriated to pay a $30 per j;upU subsidy for every youngs. ter .nroDed· ' In an aproved driver eduCation program. Til« legislature helped school districts help them!elves by ling them submit scbool tu levies to voters at two special elections In one year Instead of just one. Collf,«e Grant lncrt!aaed \Joint vocational RChool di .. j tricts were given au\hnrJI:y • Issue tax supported bon~s and peMOisslon' to share facilities and financing witb technka I institdte districts. · Some t324 million was approtor higher eduo~tlon . a over RICH Num FLAVOR .!'!t!!!~t .3~ 5,9' QPEN THURSDAY 9:00 to 6:00 . OPEN FRIDAY &SATURDAY9:00to 9~0C CLOSED ON SUNDAY - Fiftt - ' I ' ' 65 Pontiac • - -~495 fjrettoat $21,800 Gov.ernor's Cup • ""''*• 64Ford - - - - - $1495 Stake Winds Fair Races Gnlldnd ~·· • 1'1'11' 2 Dr, HT, power ateertng, power brakes, ndlo air eond. wla tires Gallllle 1100 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Aut. trans. power steering r,dlo and heeter, wl• tires. ' 64 Ford ~ • -. • - $1695. :SAFETYt CHAM-PION , ANY Candy Bars HERSHEY piein or with elmond1 MILKY WAY- FOREVER YOURS SNICKERS or REESE CUPS ' ,• 1"' . 4 FOR s~~E $49·4' STOCK : -.. . Game 002 101 iooo- 4 91 000 200 oro- 2 s McLain (17-14) and Kelso (4), Simmons (I) and Rodgers. LP (11-17). HR-McAWifle Bo11cl Bone! Hearing wedding bells? look under JEWElRY In the YELLOW PAGU. Where your fingers do the walking. SC VARIETY r•r~W PIC:a..11• •,.,.... -boO/ wit£H<ddit OIL COMPANY This Labor Day, we have a message for all 0\11' employees: "We Care About You, Too.~ • · [ ~ ) Druu• Wlllliac -" •:,: • ' IIIMII 8111111 ~ .. ac Ptlllllal.il ~-= ....... ::. ... 1 =·.:..• .• Frllll Fbllllllb :=·~ I .....-...=--11£1!51111............ .....w ~1111 · ' PIG ltAMICUfiiD ' U.S. 60\I'J IISFECTED ' o•• ~ Finels .... ~:S.!G'.:o ZINitiiiiiGH I ' STEAl$ .• "" . ..;... Ill ~·'~::"I ,:I... ,.,Jic FNIII S,arwiltt ac Butchers and bakers aDd "Fish Stick" makers. Following Is a rundown of the JO'Ith's accomplishments In var· ious f~tlds: Edacatloa Elementary and secondary oehools will aet more !ban $1 billion In state aid during the biennium, some $269 million more tqan they got in the last biennium. The minimum teachers' salar. les, which districts must pay to be eligible for state aid, were Increased, with rock-bottpm. pay rotng from"$3,800 to $1,300: In addition, a salary schedule lor teachers was established that guarantees recognition of .education and service and is de· ~&ned to encourage teachers to remain in a scbool system. , Non-public schools. which '!lrere given use of public scbool ;bua facilitieo by the last legis· :U.tare, were given what •mounts to direct aid by this . "" ~ '"· •vo. lb. S7c.•' Eager teen-agers and experienced adults. But the lawmakers, at least so far, failed to -~orne to gr~ps with such thomy problems 01 capital punishment, public em· ployees labor movements, and liberalizing abortion Jaws. ..... .... ..... .... ,.,.._.;lk Dedicated men and WOIRel\. ~ovember. • • Newcomers and old-timers, full-timers and part·tilllers. } . "SUPER-RIGHT" - SMOKED .. ,. It also raised welfare pay· ments, strengthened water pol· ution control laws and pro)Osed a new reapportionment llan for submission to voters in I ' IZES R182 -~ Whltew•llt or 7.75"14(7.50.141 7.35-14(7.00.141 ~95-14(6.50-141 7.75-15(6.70-15) 7.35-15(6.50-151 �' X f 01 TIEES lEW MOlEr w•l 'lbe record would seem ~ar'hlm out. It shows the !ego ijlature cUppilll!lnto a widP var· illy of fields, from LSD to taxet. to chanJe Ohlos laws. · Undoubteaiy ibe md$1 tniporl· ant single btU was Sll350, the admlnllll'atlon'a far reaching school ald-tu: hike measure. . ~ecana--~--~--~~ ' • lS It added more than ~ mil· lion In education appropriations lo the recilrd-breakinl budget request from the · I)Overnor to make the states budget for the biennium a w)lopplng ~l bil· lion. In addition. the leglsh!ture appropriated $231 million fnr :apltal improvements over the two-year period. Raised Welfare Payments The !07th boosted teachers .alaries, openl!jl. the door for 1tate aid to non-public schools, put Ohio into the fight SJ!&Inst air pollution and revamped the state's tra!Hc laws. , ......... ....Siielli___..... < ' . ' ..... Bun Ill• :=, . . . ... '1· <*" '1· FRYIN6 c:HICKEN 1.£6S. l'HI6HS Ol Of STEAKS - IJONEI.ESS OHICKEI ,, Store ,clerks and managers, truck drivers, warehousemen and secretaries. .. ........... 0 I .••••UIIIk = . They do a great job for )llliL 1 • • They all work for A•P. They are AAP.M and we're proud of them. . ..~· .... .... CDl011Y• no M ....... , I ''ftr ....,. --· ::;:-:=.-""'ilioood- -Joday Is~~­ Day To Switch ,' ZDIIII .. ' Check Our Lower Prices. CERnFIED RIDENOUR RADIO & T.V. 531 W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO , FIRESTONE DLC-100 NEW TREADS ' WHITE BEAUTY ' 'f IIOUIY, SEPt l LUOR DAY - Swiss Cheese; . 79' ARISTOCRAt onderfo'il 2':;: 49• Saltine Crackers~~ 19' ·Pork & lea1s s.~.!s:~.. 7~ •1 00 Gr_oun• I lack Pepper •....::. ~ 5t 1 ·· I&P IPJie Sa1ce • .• 6::! 17' SidwJoh Spread :::. • • ':2t C1t Green.Buns A:!~~~ ~.~· 29c Parsley Flakes .":; • • ~ 3t Chicken Rice SoaJ r...r: . 2~2t P1ri Grap' Jelly ~ ·'· •3:. 7t .ANN PA6Eor 314 $100 E&C N10.III lrancl-t.tod, A&P VaoiUIJI COffee ·.. 2!.'121 . Dry P• leans • • • • 4:;1c . Nyloa H• 3:: 5100 one. WID Sbare Subsidies They wlll share among them 1 $15 million In state subsidies to 1 support special programs such I as testing and counseling, r&- II 'medial reading. artd programs for emotionally and physically bandlcapped youngsters. In addition. non-publlc schools will get part of the $10 million appropriated to pay a $30 per j;upU subsidy for every youngs. ter .nroDed· ' In an aproved driver eduCation program. Til« legislature helped school districts help them!elves by ling them submit scbool tu levies to voters at two special elections In one year Instead of just one. Collf,«e Grant lncrt!aaed \Joint vocational RChool di .. j tricts were given au\hnrJI:y • Issue tax supported bon~s and peMOisslon' to share facilities and financing witb technka I institdte districts. · Some t324 million was approtor higher eduo~tlon . a over RICH Num FLAVOR .!'!t!!!~t .3~ 5,9' QPEN THURSDAY 9:00 to 6:00 . OPEN FRIDAY &SATURDAY9:00to 9~0C CLOSED ON SUNDAY - Fiftt - ' I ' ' 65 Pontiac • - -~495 fjrettoat $21,800 Gov.ernor's Cup • ""''*• 64Ford - - - - - $1495 Stake Winds Fair Races Gnlldnd ~·· • 1'1'11' 2 Dr, HT, power ateertng, power brakes, ndlo air eond. wla tires Gallllle 1100 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Aut. trans. power steering r,dlo and heeter, wl• tires. ' 64 Ford ~ • -. • - $1695. :SAFETYt CHAM-PION , ANY Candy Bars HERSHEY piein or with elmond1 MILKY WAY- FOREVER YOURS SNICKERS or REESE CUPS ' ,• 1"' . 4 FOR s~~E $49·4' STOCK : -.. . Game 002 101 iooo- 4 91 000 200 oro- 2 s McLain (17-14) and Kelso (4), Simmons (I) and Rodgers. LP (11-17). HR-McAWifle Bo11cl Bone! Hearing wedding bells? look under JEWElRY In the YELLOW PAGU. Where your fingers do the walking. SC VARIETY r•r~W PIC:a..11• •,.,.... -boO/ wit£H<ddit OIL COMPANY This Labor Day, we have a message for all 0\11' employees: "We Care About You, Too.~ • · [ ~ ) Druu• Wlllliac -" •:,: • ' IIIMII 8111111 ~ .. ac Ptlllllal.il ~-= ....... ::. ... 1 =·.:..• .• Frllll Fbllllllb :=·~ I .....-...=--11£1!51111............ .....w ~1111 · ' PIG ltAMICUfiiD ' U.S. 60\I'J IISFECTED ' o•• ~ Finels .... ~:S.!G'.:o ZINitiiiiiGH I ' STEAl$ .• "" . ..;... Ill ~·'~::"I ,:I... ,.,Jic FNIII S,arwiltt ac Butchers and bakers aDd "Fish Stick" makers. Following Is a rundown of the JO'Ith's accomplishments In var· ious f~tlds: Edacatloa Elementary and secondary oehools will aet more !ban $1 billion In state aid during the biennium, some $269 million more tqan they got in the last biennium. The minimum teachers' salar. les, which districts must pay to be eligible for state aid, were Increased, with rock-bottpm. pay rotng from"$3,800 to $1,300: In addition, a salary schedule lor teachers was established that guarantees recognition of .education and service and is de· ~&ned to encourage teachers to remain in a scbool system. , Non-public schools. which '!lrere given use of public scbool ;bua facilitieo by the last legis· :U.tare, were given what •mounts to direct aid by this . "" ~ '"· •vo. lb. S7c.•' Eager teen-agers and experienced adults. But the lawmakers, at least so far, failed to -~orne to gr~ps with such thomy problems 01 capital punishment, public em· ployees labor movements, and liberalizing abortion Jaws. ..... .... ..... .... ,.,.._.;lk Dedicated men and WOIRel\. ~ovember. • • Newcomers and old-timers, full-timers and part·tilllers. } . "SUPER-RIGHT" - SMOKED .. ,. It also raised welfare pay· ments, strengthened water pol· ution control laws and pro)Osed a new reapportionment llan for submission to voters in I ' IZES R182 -~ Whltew•llt or 7.75"14(7.50.141 7.35-14(7.00.141 ~95-14(6.50-141 7.75-15(6.70-15) 7.35-15(6.50-151 �- . .. , ·... I. .. .. . .. r . I . ~ ' • .I .' .. ' . '" ' '''" ' . .. ... . ..... ' '.. . .. - -- . ' '11, - ' - :_;f,;:· . I ..~ ' . ~ I' ' '\ p . i> ; ' ~ ('' ; .. ~-· r= c ~ - ' 1Box PURITY SALT '· . FRESH FREE COL~ ·&-16oz. ! ' \• RC . 4 c OL .Mx ' '\ SATURDAY ONLY MOOTZ ' ,. ON SALE SUNDAY ONLY ,, CHASE & SANBORN c COFFEE . FRESH POTATO ' 'l-Ib. loaves - WE'RE HYGRADE lack to School S.lel OPEN AU DAYj N HOSE r· HIGHER PRICED · ON LABOR DAY II UNITED ' ' MIRACiU -· . -" -- · ' . ~,. 250 s~ns KRAI'T ·' \ .- Reg.orDrip 15c oft . 2-lb. can .,......~:. • 5~:as1 •\ . .... :.- - .. - SUNFLOWER SELF·RISINCl 4 s1 •coLA . ~ ~~ 39c fw - qt. · MARsHMAlLOW CREME 4 s1 . TOMATO JUICE _~ 1:: s1 for . ~- $ eGRAPE 1.00 .. , · ·:·79c !ORANGE 't S9c 32& i•r ·· AUNT J~MA p .- k · anca e. 2-'~· c 3 .:~- $1 :.: 79c '• HUNTS KRAFT ~:lo2Sc. ARGO box ,. . ·' 6No.D&9t ""' RED DEVIL l 8c 112 lb. 79C ' CHARCOAL LIGHTER - .. POTATOES 53 . ~ BAR-B-O CHARCOAL ~- b-s~ c 19 CARROTS • • .' . 10c .. 3 :x: S1 RADISHES - • tOe ' ' iliii6ftii-- 59 • - • tOt . PEPPERS C .BOlD -----GREEN ONIONS • -tit 59 c CUCUMBERS • - tfk. WHITE .PLATES ·~lt . . FOIL ·_ __ ""·59.C ORANGES Produce Shipped In Fresh For You Cln MILK ' 10-lb. PAL PEANUT For School Lunches! ' SOUTHERN ROLL 320L aunER 49c . SOUTHERN HILL ._•_Roo_t_B_EE_R- - - - - .. . ,. ,!! . MIRACLE WHIP cans . - ~ CORN MEAL • . MAYONNAfSE SALAD DRESSING . EGGS .. CATSUP MUSTARD -·fEAS • MARGARINE SALAD BOWL .' 5 . ·-i ' .p CUSTOM '2' 39c SftADDRESSINGS - l ~- s1 COOKING Oil · . · 39c. . KlWT $ 19 Bologna (Piece} · 111. 39c · Ham Sandwiches. 10 ,., 89c Bacon (oiece} · \ · 49c Pork Liver (Pieee)-. ..25c Dubuque 12 oz. Wieners ~ pk\.45c Dubuque 3lb. Canned Picnics . •1·99 ·CountrY. Mqid Sliced Bacon \. 49c ' Smoked Po(ish Sausage ·49c . Evans 20 ct. Wieners 89c , . Echo Roll sausage 39c · Echo Lard ..:~ 69c fw MACARON~ &CHEESE DEL MONTI · INSTANT 20c oH 10 016 ilf ' '""''r•:• \ KRAiT doz. EVAP. '!.S1·" . - 4~~112 S1 25 MARGARINE. ORANGE JUICE LUCKY PIES I . POnED .VIENNA NORWICH ASPIRIN__ -' ' -5 ~...:~1 · PLAIN Olt Uu-.IIIIN. Have You Tried?--- ·" ' HYGRADE · CATSUP. · fLOUR DELMONTI PEACHES DELMONIII PEAS Real Money · ·· Saver/ ' ForgetI j MLMONTI bots. .• .. CHIPS ~!· .. _ _,___ ___,;.____ ' c. 0-KAN GALLON Pork Shoulcler49L Fresh Picnics 39t. . Smoked Picnics 3 9t '· ' BLACK PEPPER · C . ~-.· BOSTON· ·· a·u ns Lb. I WITH PURCHASE OF boHies_.---- Don't - ~ ,· HOUbAY . UP FOR THE FOR ~LABOR DAY OUTINGS II . ·=stt • 10c oH gl1nt 1iae 2~ lb. iar ST. REGIS ' 100ct. pkg. ' ' RI!VNOLDS . .VV.OUTY "MARS" • ASSORTED roll CANDY BARS JO d. plcga. . ' .• '· . ' . .• ll '1 \. ! ,. '" Ylllrlll I tt V:3,_~ ,. ..,s '".,O. · · ·· · ·. · , · · Ev11'11~Sulllt. r Mlrk~t).r " '·": , -.~··' · ' , · '· · ' �- . .. , ·... I. .. .. . .. r . I . ~ ' • .I .' .. ' . '" ' '''" ' . .. ... . ..... ' '.. . .. - -- . ' '11, - ' - :_;f,;:· . I ..~ ' . ~ I' ' '\ p . i> ; ' ~ ('' ; .. ~-· r= c ~ - ' 1Box PURITY SALT '· . FRESH FREE COL~ ·&-16oz. ! ' \• RC . 4 c OL .Mx ' '\ SATURDAY ONLY MOOTZ ' ,. ON SALE SUNDAY ONLY ,, CHASE & SANBORN c COFFEE . FRESH POTATO ' 'l-Ib. loaves - WE'RE HYGRADE lack to School S.lel OPEN AU DAYj N HOSE r· HIGHER PRICED · ON LABOR DAY II UNITED ' ' MIRACiU -· . -" -- · ' . ~,. 250 s~ns KRAI'T ·' \ .- Reg.orDrip 15c oft . 2-lb. can .,......~:. • 5~:as1 •\ . .... :.- - .. - SUNFLOWER SELF·RISINCl 4 s1 •coLA . ~ ~~ 39c fw - qt. · MARsHMAlLOW CREME 4 s1 . TOMATO JUICE _~ 1:: s1 for . ~- $ eGRAPE 1.00 .. , · ·:·79c !ORANGE 't S9c 32& i•r ·· AUNT J~MA p .- k · anca e. 2-'~· c 3 .:~- $1 :.: 79c '• HUNTS KRAFT ~:lo2Sc. ARGO box ,. . ·' 6No.D&9t ""' RED DEVIL l 8c 112 lb. 79C ' CHARCOAL LIGHTER - .. POTATOES 53 . ~ BAR-B-O CHARCOAL ~- b-s~ c 19 CARROTS • • .' . 10c .. 3 :x: S1 RADISHES - • tOe ' ' iliii6ftii-- 59 • - • tOt . PEPPERS C .BOlD -----GREEN ONIONS • -tit 59 c CUCUMBERS • - tfk. WHITE .PLATES ·~lt . . FOIL ·_ __ ""·59.C ORANGES Produce Shipped In Fresh For You Cln MILK ' 10-lb. PAL PEANUT For School Lunches! ' SOUTHERN ROLL 320L aunER 49c . SOUTHERN HILL ._•_Roo_t_B_EE_R- - - - - .. . ,. ,!! . MIRACLE WHIP cans . - ~ CORN MEAL • . MAYONNAfSE SALAD DRESSING . EGGS .. CATSUP MUSTARD -·fEAS • MARGARINE SALAD BOWL .' 5 . ·-i ' .p CUSTOM '2' 39c SftADDRESSINGS - l ~- s1 COOKING Oil · . · 39c. . KlWT $ 19 Bologna (Piece} · 111. 39c · Ham Sandwiches. 10 ,., 89c Bacon (oiece} · \ · 49c Pork Liver (Pieee)-. ..25c Dubuque 12 oz. Wieners ~ pk\.45c Dubuque 3lb. Canned Picnics . •1·99 ·CountrY. Mqid Sliced Bacon \. 49c ' Smoked Po(ish Sausage ·49c . Evans 20 ct. Wieners 89c , . Echo Roll sausage 39c · Echo Lard ..:~ 69c fw MACARON~ &CHEESE DEL MONTI · INSTANT 20c oH 10 016 ilf ' '""''r•:• \ KRAiT doz. EVAP. '!.S1·" . - 4~~112 S1 25 MARGARINE. ORANGE JUICE LUCKY PIES I . POnED .VIENNA NORWICH ASPIRIN__ -' ' -5 ~...:~1 · PLAIN Olt Uu-.IIIIN. Have You Tried?--- ·" ' HYGRADE · CATSUP. · fLOUR DELMONTI PEACHES DELMONIII PEAS Real Money · ·· Saver/ ' ForgetI j MLMONTI bots. .• .. CHIPS ~!· .. _ _,___ ___,;.____ ' c. 0-KAN GALLON Pork Shoulcler49L Fresh Picnics 39t. . Smoked Picnics 3 9t '· ' BLACK PEPPER · C . ~-.· BOSTON· ·· a·u ns Lb. I WITH PURCHASE OF boHies_.---- Don't - ~ ,· HOUbAY . UP FOR THE FOR ~LABOR DAY OUTINGS II . ·=stt • 10c oH gl1nt 1iae 2~ lb. iar ST. REGIS ' 100ct. pkg. ' ' RI!VNOLDS . .VV.OUTY "MARS" • ASSORTED roll CANDY BARS JO d. plcga. . ' .• '· . ' . .• ll '1 \. ! ,. '" Ylllrlll I tt V:3,_~ ,. ..,s '".,O. · · ·· · ·. · , · · Ev11'11~Sulllt. r Mlrk~t).r " '·": , -.~··' · ' , · '· · ' �' • I·''~ r • . . -1 ' . -~, ~ "i' . . < •' ' .. .I ' • I.> '· • ' •'. •, ' y '-· S: . ' I~ I :~;~ttlteJJlS of P,ersonnel i.~:ison .Board .~Opic.i wiNIIl han ~~~. ~Pr~lor .to lhe : doled ·MiiloD. Celltral Scbilol theit ·•rouptated they·, ~ t h ~ , ;reported IG lbll• bqillll elUI thll ytu In 'llie old Jr. aehool · might ~ aBaln .d., ·a 01 ~~~~~~~~~ ', ., wl~ ~ to ~f\le. Prolile1111 at1 HICh. ·M~~n. S~rtot.from..,Mt~Jll· , , but ~ '· }Iii!· the ~ .~II Two,tle"*JU... ll'OOP~~~e. thatooara tbey1·'bact ~~; lntenf'!~, W!Well colnc ive ICI)oOI, r~ this )e.ir ilon of cl~sjng Mt. ,!)live ••• the; Aumey Bai)l!y, 1lel'l! "~li! School ..-! , · . I ~~. Mr~ Eugene New Haven News Notes A 'd t Is en probed. 8y : ·~~~ ' ' 1 Mason Sheriff . · ;;~~~:t ·~~:~~=~~b:~~~~ matter to (ul-\ht!r and the bojlrd .'II>pro-' ll ved hlJ recommepilaU,bn ot .I,JI'II '-i.-;.;.;.-"""'"""..;,-,~~~~-..:.;,...;,;_,. pointing a commlt~e 111 tnv•~S·II Ugate and appraise the p!'O•Jier, II ty. Qlmmlttee members appraisals are 'Charles . Rolfe Lee and Fred Green, , Prior to adournment,. that it was the w: of the board to have a~~otber re~ seSllion on , . l!CP!einber 5 at 17:30 p.m. though the board bas a regJillar··ll Jy ,!Cbeduled' JIW!I!tlng ort ' t h ' second Tues4ar f)t etK'h month. No reason "'"' given (or the session on Sejrtember Slli. BOYS LON<J SLEEVE . ---~ __, s::11 Golden Wedding Anniversary Is Observed ·SPORT · SHIRTS · t.o.,,wlnar . ..fresh F ~ea . .8reasts -------· With Rtbt Wings--------~ . Backs ~:N~cks • DOUILI' ·Breasted ,•.••• -•. HY~.ADE 39c - lb. 20 "'' Ji •• • • ~.. FUIIIORE PRE.C:OOK!D ' , FRISHDRI Shrjmp Cocktail •. -·.3 1.: $1. , " L FI~LITS OP 1\A ~ean ' ' • ' RED ROOF AND BACK TO SCHOOL SHOES PICKENS & PAINT PHONE 773-5583 ~AQ D WARE MASON, W.VA. Open Every .Day 7:00 to 5:30 Friday & Saturday Until 9 I SJ.7·0s••· ' For All Boys & Girls LOAFER $4.99 up THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' For Wood or Metal- PAINT NOINI . HOGG .& ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO.' I~ '. ' . Rogutar ' ., '\,,, . Stokely Spinae~• _. 4 caos $1. Whole Ktrnel or Crtam Strlt Luckr·Leaf •'' ' . Uoz. , .bottles' .r . •\. HoDtr Pod or Alolka . .,Stokely reas - ~ --- 4 N~~~'89c'. .,.,, ~ .t Alllffld Flavort I ·~, ·, ! ! ,. Stokely Juices .•• 3 ::..:·· 89c ----2 lb. con Vinegar llllk~ty ,, Hau:ot Coffee $1.56 ~0. 21,1 Green Beans •. ••• 5":~: $1; Stokely Com . _. . . 5':..!" $1. :¥ALUS, I>A'.'IPS . wilh IIIIo ~~ and pur~ II 14oi.'jilip;; ,.:..11/.':Jf. ji!tv., ... , . 21>·._ jlkt, BuD · Bulllrtd Sitolu . E>p. ~mr1 " ' ' , 'Final Touch ' Whlll 300 $1 ·Hominy· .'_~ _.. "-· 10 No. ''"' . 4(',,L., rtg , sb:t I· ,·Shrtdcled Stokely Kraut . _.. 5 ~:.!o' $1. WisK .. " $1.47 ·' ITOICELY - GRAPE,RUIT ' · . ' .-.4....cans1111 $1• Secti.ons .--- .......... " Stok•ty SHoed, Crushed. or Chunk VAN CAMP Potted Meat --- .. - 9 , ... $1. . Soap AU, reg. 3 .... . ., lmbt NY ........ llltoi . Dresainl ,. •.. ~ .. - Big·K ~.,.r- '39c Pinto Jeans;_____ ~· 49c ~ Flour ••.••.....• ~~. iAVE 29o tn . . W.uorful K- Rog, or Drip Vac PM, COffee .• ~ : ••. ~ •• l.iotho"' . ' ·. 89e · ' pteese •..-.. : .. ~.. . Hair Spray . . • 2 ~=- $1.29 · SfoYI ,_ 11 • •..\. • ,; ~ ~ J • • • •hlllo?J.78', "0 . URG,I ' :17 IIZI . ·'' MiCl'Ul , , .. . .:. IIBTt·t~ !'M .~Ia ' ' 2.v,"\pl, 6oc·· ·, Caiita1ou~· ... ~ ~ ~;')I• ~ ·~ ~ ~;~ ~ ' ' 6totn~· It! ., , . .II e~lk ..,........ ~ «B+ •·d~. ~!tt ·: .· :·I rea, ·Y.'.,rl, :...... ~--~-· ' ... ., ·, . 1 ' . clillt. 6 ii! I .. . ~~-:-... $1.•· • • . ' LUll· Br auty Soap . ' ' ' '' • ' l" ,..: ,. ' tlilil!tY Club AI l'lavlllt . . - KI'OIIor Flovor Soli $1.79 Pork & Beans 'lb. bath bars •••· 9 l·lb. cant $1. Kroger Brand Frozen 57c Lemonade _. _.... .' I , Kntllt' c..... EVIfGrlleci ' 6 pok 6 01. caftt ..._, Lifebouy 1 59c '. 2 31c rog. bars . ._.•• .- !• .. ., ~ ~;. .... Pl.. Green Ice Cream------·· 2 ~,:~· $L M'tJk ..... - ............ .. '1I ' can•toll ·$1 • ' 37c ,, , Pint Greta 'I ; ' lb. .. ' ." ' ., -..--·- .' quart 39c b1n 2 1.,• •1. ll,..lr lratMI1Plaia & loi!-Rillll ., No. Ml 8 Delicious Flaf?ors · SCHOOL DRESSES ...... $1.99 to $3.99 3for s1.92 ' ,.,3,.or·'' $1' .68. . cans .lloktlr Shttllt, Frt0ch S!Yit, or CUI 0001! FOR It CAMPUS PANnES c No.2% pereh ---~ .~ .... · $1.79 \ .00 e Peaches ., NYLON HOSE PAPER NAPKINS Stokely. Yell ow, Cling Halves or $lices. . ,< Stokeiu TomatQ • I c1n Ma:~~wtll SOCJetv • NOteS Roof & Wood top ., Pomt Rock 1! '· 46 oz. eans ' c a 10 •· ... $1.39 DELUXI '~):ti;;i ,~ Uldlf, 1. · . ,;; , • , Boiled Ham ~k~~ 95,e, :. , lb. . $U9 SKINLESS •·)·q?' 1e· :~~~v lb. . $1.99 Wieners . ~;,. Far quotlly In ,on. tYPes e1 IYI OF ROUND lunc:heon meatt, you count oil'' · Rl}ast . •. 11o. $1.49 K•hot evtrytime. I Drinks :!: 'r 69c-· Fish Sticks •.... ~. 3 10p:;;, $1. BAYER ASPIRINS , •• . . ...a Bologna _ pq. ' ' lb. . Siokelil 5 Asaorled.. Flavors $1.09 count ! -- Pure Lard. - I 1 lb. 37e , . ' ; llt. ... Hams '. . s4.29 ... s 7.99 . " Dr. Fryers' ,•.•~ . -. ~ • .• KROGER's couNTRY c~"· 'RENGHCtTY lOe Wieners ·········· ··· S-LioGEb·. ' I ' Steak • CHIP Steak. Rll EYE Steak • IDEAL FDR PICNICS. DELUXE CLUI ~loTIO Pork Loin 39c 29c llt. IONILESS NO WASTE lh. 45c "'· llt. 69c lb. Tenderay Steaks , WHOLE 49c lb. Whole Legs -- Livers ... -----Giblets •• -~ ---.. 1 GILLETTE BLADES .. •' , Kroger' Acl~ep!~ii:i~ . Fed. Food Stam,~ Kahn's Favorite• CUT·UP. lb. 29c CH.t(KEN PARTS k J !itt ritht II Hmft :'fl''ntilit~ W. • CANVAS SNEAKERS •I Kroger Premtwn Qual~t~ ·r. Y Held 0Reunion A . 13 n U. S. Gov. lnapected Qtr: FrYers .00 50 ' • Attending he is a Hester, President; Mrs. Jack CCI Sup't Smith told the Board Asst. Patterns Flesher, Qlmmunlty Affairs and membel'!i that the Williams WEST COLUMBIA _ On Sizes 6 to 16 By Mrs. carron AdaJIIJ, Jr. freshments were served to Mrs. Improvement chairman· Mrs. M MOSES AND LOVINA Lena Knigh' Mrs D A Smith WUii R u ~-- ' A I 5 r ., ust 13, Mr. and rs. ' · · · • am usse • r ""' r ty rQMI DickeM Sr of West The ninth annual reunion of Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. John Chairman · Mrs Lymuel Mea1 b t' d ih 1 50tff' LADIES' AMERICAN MADI the Mosesshand lllliesvlna <Hbo~d. FHry, rdMrsW. Hahrol dJohMrnsonW,MrTs. dows, Ed~catio~ cltalrman ; and ~r:i;ear~ry. ~;. and Mrs•. 1 1 man) Rou ami was e. owa agen as, s. , . Hilda Ridgway. 1 k rried on Sunday, August 20 at the Union Stone, Mrs. Lloyd Rousl) and 1 UVE WIRES UgUSf e~:,:~~ ma . _.. ·' 1 1 The Live Wire Class of the . :" PLEASANT -The SherCamp Ground. Those attending I!be hostess, Mrs. Wein. WEST COLUMBIA· - The an· 9• v H "' :::"ft~d~a. by eBiaekor were Mr. and Mrs. WUbert Wea- The next meeting will be at 1E U B Churclt met with a Iff 8 department mvesllgated a nual reunion of tbe Aa!'on Fry ReTh arry th ' ents' f thr,..,fl · eWbfte , ver, Mr and Mrs. Dennis Weav· llhe home of Mrs. L, C. Roush 1 H~~b~er fry beld in the New two vehicle acciden.t Tuesday descendants was held on August dau ~e::e .....~.p~arga:et ~ 11-lt or and Den rue Mrs. Jack D. ' on September 5, Haven Park During the busl· 11 a.m. at the lnte/Section of 13 on p 0nd hill the 0 1d g ' "'' •• ' · · I 1 · · c t St t d Rt 33 · Mnear cald of Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Paugh and Shawn, VICki WeavAVALANCHE CLUB ness meeting plans were made! en tr r~ an h 44 ;,~ a Fry homeplace at West Colum· 'McC~y 0 1 Barberton' Ohio and er. Gloria Ebersbach, Tanya The Avalanche Home Dem- to install new cabinets In the I son. Guy · Bus · • · mer.. bia. . f' and Tera Jane Ebersbach Mrs. onstration Club held their an- kitchen at the church The vtlle. OhiO was cited for failure ~ •··'·et dinne' eel Mrs. Mary E. Qlo e o ' · · · · ' t 1 ld · ht f. ft hi• · """" r wu serv Haven one aon Mr. A I o n zo Beatrice Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. nual family p1cmc at the home will sponsor a rummage sale 0 Ye . rig "' way 8 er. ' at noon after whlclt· a short Dick ' 1 PI Pleasant fifteen 'Mlomas Taylor, Jill and Bar- of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson. later thiJ !aU. car colhded w.th a car dmen iness meeting was held. Gifts :n~~ It · nd tbr ' try, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Justis, Those attending were Mr. and Those attending ·were Mrs. T. by Patly Lou Roush, 32 · Mason were given to Mr. Fred gran c re • ee grea Mrs. Eunice Hart, Kent Brown Mrs. Donald Haynes and Bar- Bert Roush, Miss Millie Bum•. Th~re were ~ 0 rrsonallnJU~· of Letart, 85, oldest, man ; Mrs. gr~nd~a~ghter~as' observed and all of Mason. W. Va., Mr. and ' ry: Mr. and MrS. Lyle McCnr· garner, Thelma Capehart, Mrs. , tes.,edro~r~; amage was esti- Alonzo Dickens. West.· . frie:s, :.~:lven ani! ' • ~~~~~~~§~~~======~~ Mrs. Wade Jeffers, Tom, Rog- mick, Mr. and Mrs. Howard 1Harry Capehart and grand- Im~ , 8 · ded th h•a, 74, oldest woman; L 1s a Thomas and 111 1 er and .Janice. London, 0., Mr. Rouslt, Mrs. Lleulo Rous~ and daugllter, Mrs. Otha Lievlng, ,1 ·~~·~er~c~usselt Ma e ~ 0 ~~- Jane Bowser, 16 months, ~~~ ;:hn:~e Leona Spires, Gal·· II and Mre. A. Coe Rickard. Alb•· [Kevin, Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Mrs. Bern-I 1 ood b eel ~th i ' 1tsl person and Mrs. Ruben d Mr Wayne 11 r . M ' Reg.79c Reg.89c ny, 0.: Mr. and Mrs. Reuben ,Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ard Ueving, Mrs. Cliff Roush, a~ens.w • c arg w• "' Qly,. Barberton, o.. lor po IS, r. an '· . . Rickard. Vickie and Kevin, Staats and Bernita. Dorothy Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs. Ray lol!cauon and Densel E. Durst, traveled the farthest Young an~ teM:rt;t B;;berto~; 8 Athens. 0 : Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and Ricky of Wheeling; Boston, Mrs. George Jewell, 5!: Pl. ~leasant. charged Wllb · Attending were Mr. and Ha a •- · easa~ ' Stout and Kevin Huntington I Debbie Johnson of Akron 0 . Mrs George Sayre M~ 0 0 driving while intoxicated. Alonzo Dickens and Joey . Sherry and l.a Tony a Kmcald, ' ' ' ' · ' ••· · ' I ' PI Pleasant· Mr and 'Mrs Stainless Steel \'1 Va.: Mr. Bine J. Cunning· Mrs. Abagail Thompson, Mr. Sayre. I .., · Pleasant ; Mr. a11d Mrs. Ray T ' h' 1 · C0 j b M· ham, Huntington, W. Va.; Mr. and Ml'!i. Albert Thompllon and WILL RAVE DEDICATION • teaaanl Volley HMpilal Bowser and Lisa, Springfield : erry S lr ey, um us; r. and Mrs. Wayne Jones, Louisa, IHarriett, Mrs. Leo Thompson, St. Paul Lutheran Church In I Admilt.d: .Jos~ph T ~ Yl·or, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bloomer, and Mrs. , Clarenc;u Albright. Kv ; Norris Bumgarner, Roger Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre, New Haven w. Va will hold I Pf t. PpleaPsalnt, M. sM . Jame.Siflld· Pt. Ple.asant; Wanda Bioom<r, PSptrtnP~lfleld. 1MaMrv ed . DISCOUNT M H G IJ t A Eddi nd Ril ' , · . er, t. easant: rs. Mil red M H k 11 Bl M . easan ; r. an ·· . Bun:garner. rs. orace . , ane . nge1a, e a a, their dedication servtce 1or L H d . Willi rs. as e oomer, r. and Ll0 d F nd M nd . 100 COUNT PRICE . Miller, Judy Miller, Mrs. Leon- Debbie and Connie Hoffman, their new chllrclt located on yv~rs, en erson, am , Mrs. Osrar Fry, all of GallipoY ry, 3 , r.. aM M"·ll ard T. Noble ol Point Pleasant: Mro. Anna Hoffman of Clifton, Fifth Street in ·New Haren, on Adktns. Leta~. .. lis; .Barbara Lewis and ' Fry, Galbpohs. S r.. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glaser. Mrs. Wanda Scholder, Jon, Von, Sunday, September 3, 196'1. The Discharged. Mrs. no~st Tha.~- Lew1s, both of Mason, W. VR.; . Elbem Mon~oe, prn'•mn•stll Cincinnati, 0.: Mr. and Mrs. Kevin, and Elizabeth Schnider Dedicatory Servic.: will be held ton, Leon . Mro. Hallie Ben.- ~ Mrs. Euia Wol'e, Racine, Ohio; field , Mr. and Mr•• ''if~ Dnnalo Weaver and Dawna,l of Columbus, 0. ,at 3 p.m. with Dr. WIUlam C. lord, Pt. Pleasant , Mrs. Hew.. , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albright, and chtld~en, Letart, . ' ·.Em-Il Ravenswood. W. Va.: Mrs. FanRM'ARY CLUB H nk t k I I ard DeweeS', Leon. Springfield; Thomas and . ma Klncatd, Pt. Ple.aslt~t, Mr. . . . 1 a ey as gues spea er · ' I . . and>--Mrs M1ke Ktncatd "" Clark. Mrs. lllmse G1bbs, The Rotary Club met on Regular momln1 service will .be Johnson, Galltpol's; Mr. 'kka · 1 1. Mr 811.4'11!i\f', Jef! and Melissa Lathey, Mr. IThursday evening at the Hart- be held at 10:15 a.m. with Holy , Mrs. W. Jav Y•rian , Mt •, Pl. ~~san ' · an•' 'lrs. George Hesson. Mr. lford Metbndis• Church for their Communion being administe1•• . Cheryl ond Pat, Jackson; Mrs. Paul Rtckard, .s~ron and Mrs. Dorsey L. Roush, regular dinner meeting. Mr. I. eel with Rev Jack T Welclt . and Mrs. Ralph L. Durst. Debra; _New Haven. Wr. 81 · M B · ' · · ' D1 d · Mrs ...ster Foreman es N.E.W FAU SHADES ·1 Emogene Ro us"· r!. I , rooks Smtih, Mason County pastor of the clturch, officialon, a e an Ronme, , . ·" d M 'Ra Bo'lf·,11 ., D. Richard Roush, Jan 1s, Supt. of Schools was the guest ing. W, Va. lumbt!W, Mr. an .'\ ldy Rhonda and Terry, Ralph speaker. Mrs. Zula Fry, Wost ser an., Lisa, Sprong te · SHEER SEAMLESS Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Those attending were He,_ bia; Nancy Halstead, and Mr~ Rller Fry, West Colum· Roush, Ethel R Grimm, H. man Layne, Donald F. Roush, I PERSONALS I Mr. and Mrs. Estel Ward o! ry Sue Kincaid, PI Pleasant; bia . ' r. and ~.To~~,FFY· Dale Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foglesong, James N.l Mrs. George Thayer and son Athens, ~lr and Mrs. Wesley Mr. ond Mrs. Paul Beck•e and i"biUp:''\Wit.COIOIIi· Clyde Clark, Mark and Martha, i Roush, nome Williamson, Clyde : R~hel of. Ghana, Africa are vi.. Bobo and .Miss Beulah Lowther Sharon and Debra, New bra; Mr. and Mrr. Fred Roush, 1 all of Letart Route 1. W.Va. ' Foley, Richard Ord. Karl Wiles, j 1tng friends here for two of .Chillicothe were weekend en; Mr. and Mrs. William U!tart: Mr. ,and Mrs Wilbur MESH OR FLAT KNIT Mr. and Mrs. Otha Lievlng,j Choster Curry. Arthur Thabet, weeks, Enroute to Africa Mrs. guests at their summe..-1\ome Fry, Mike, Billie and Mark, Plants, Pt. Pleasant; Mr: and Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Roush, Harry Miller and Lewis Smn- Thayer will enroll IM!r son tn a here. I Mason : Mrs. Ruben McCoy, Mrs. Alonzo Dickens/ J,. and " Mrs. Fred A. Batey, Mrs. Tom 1 mers. school in California. ' Mrs, Gtorge Lowther and Mary Beth and Wlllie and !vlrs. Joe. P•. Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. pairs Hoffman, Mr and Mrs. C a· 1 WIN ONE CLASS Jl~y Muncy, who has been I' Cathy and Mi" Beulah lllw- Wayne Y01mg and Marty, ali P.aul Fitzgerald, West Columfor }ibbs and Carletta , Mr. and The Win One Class of 1 he visiting his grandmother, Mrs. ther of Chillicothe •pent a re- of Barlx>rton: Mr. and Mrs. bta; Mrs. Margar~t Kmca1d, Mrs. Edwin Edwards and [ami- E.U.B. Church met for the lr , B. B Muncy for several weeks, 1cent """kend In Cleveland.. Terr~ Shirley, Columbus; Mr. Emma Sue and Jame, Pt. Plea· iy, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark, annual corn roast and covered has returned to bls home In , and Mis. Ellx>m Monroe, san!; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooke 1 1 Gary and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. 1dish dinner at tile home of Mr. [M~ryland. Mrs. Muncy enter- [ In 1166, a Britannia <· plane darville ; Mr, and Mr8. F r t d and Dave, New Haven; Mr. and ll!well Grimm and Mike, Mn. land Mrs. Eddie Stein on Mon· tatned on Satun\ay at noon ;n 1crashed in Yugoslavia, kiUlng 95 1 Rou~h, . L<tai't; Leor.a Spires, Mrs. Ruben Stewart, M•. ~on: LADIES' Estyl Clark, Mr. and Mrs .. Eu- 'day evening. The invocation Ihonor of her grandson. Those ,of the ll7 a~ard. -~ GaU~pol1~: Mrs. Roy Cooke aPd Mrs. Helen Stewart, M a.son, gen• Hesson. Regma and Rtckv was given by Carl Gibbs, fo£. 1attendmg were Mtchael How-1. Davtd , New Haven; Mr•. no .. Debbte B1ggs, Barberton , Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kent, Rich· lowed with • reading by Mrs.l ard, Steve Roush, Bruce Ad- Sle and Joe Sclllillng of CheJ. anna Manley, Toney, and Mrs, Ruben McCoy • •s,1haervt- 11 ord, Karen and llluis ali of New James N. Roush and the bene.! ams and Jimmy. Iany, W.Va. were recent1uesst Jchn, and Cind~ Manley, ' ley, Jenney, Willie and ,. Haven. 'diction by Harry MUler. T h . 1 Mrs. Harry Bumgarner Is of Mr and Mrs. Charles Stone. dleport: Vicky Ann Maire, Beth, BariM!rton: Mr.. and Mrs. White or VERNON MISSIONARY ]next meeting will be a Gideon 'pattent at Holzer Hospital. Rev. and Mn, Jack T. Welch dle•port; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd !lob Stone, Galhpohs; Mr. ColorJ &mETING ,meeUng at the home of Mr. and I Blll J. Howard has returned spent the weekend visiting rela· Fry, Marlene, Uoyd Tamrun Mrs. Edgar Amott, Middleport. The Venoor Missionary Soc I-' Mrs. Edward Bwngarner. his 'tome in New Haven af- tlves In Clarksburg. and Kathy, Gallipoll•, a'ld San· Mr. and Mrs. Dickens wish ely of tile E.U.B. Church met i Those attending were Mr. ter bellll 1 patient at Hol2er Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bush dra Monroe and Doug Coulter, thank everyone who called agd sman Brief or !Ill Tuesday at the home of Mrs. ! Mrs. Charles Weaver and i for approximately 4'1.. of Allen Park, Mich., visited Cedarville. sent cards and gifts. Mecl. Band Leg Large ~ieuto Roush. The Scripture'iiy, Mrs. Jack Flesher, months following a car acci· her father, Mr. P. E. Roush lesson was given by the leader,' L. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. c 1 ,1 :over the weekend. Mrs. Harry Staats, followed ' Gibbs and Carletta, Mrs. BUI Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cooke ! Guests of Mrs. Thelma CapeCHILDRF.NS 6.to 6x and 7 to l4 With the group singing "As Lloyd, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, r.amlly of WintersviUe; 0. hart recently were Karen LievLive for Him." The topic was Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mr. and vacationed here and VISited rei- mg, who IS employed by Hay. ~resented by the leader, "Phii·J Mrs. James N. Roush and chti- ~ atives recently. , ;den·Sione Co, Inc. In Cincin~plno Flashback" with a II dren, Mr. and Mrs. R 0 be r 1 Mrs. James McLain of Wln- nati, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Law1 MEMS 250 C9UNT ooembers taking part. ' Cooke, Mrs. Roy Jones, Mr. •to? . Salem, N, C., has been Irenee Lieving and David of WineTEE SHIRTS The group discussed inviting and Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr. and 1 ~tsttmg. her cousin, Mrs. Mar- ~rsvUle, Ohio, Mrs. Capehart's mother group for a meeting :n ·Mrs. James Gilbert and tm Ohii~~er for several. weeks. kister and brother·in·law, Mr. eKNIT BRIEFS the future. They also discussed :dren, Mrs. Frank Young and ITIM!y VISited relahves m we.. and Mrs. Hans Wildenraudt and BROADCLOTH tte convention to he held In : children. · .ton, W. Va. grandson, Richard Waldolf, of ' SHORTS Parkersburg. ; CHAIRMEN MEET I Mrs. T. P. Schilling and Su· Elgin, lll. Time m attendance w e r o ' The New Haven Senior Worn~•. Leo Thompson, Mrs. John ;an's Club held a meeting of the · lmith, Mrs. Howard Roush.Jllepartment Chairmen on Aug· BOYS DERBt . ~rs. Donald Haynes, Mrs. Har- j ust 24, 1967 at the home of Mrs. BRIEiiS - T.SHIRTS ry Staats and M" Lieulo !Hilda Ridgway, Vice Pre!ident. Roush. " "·:.. • ms for the coming year I (RED OXIDE) SEWING C' ' , ade. The first meeti The Sewing Club m. , at the "' , · year wlll be on Scpllem· ~~ home of Mrs. N. 0. Wein. R"' :ber 26th. -F ,, . i • ' . Sehool 'f\!e8day ,bY ~I of; pal\QII, ljlpelr- ~lmenl '\beJ'e . ~y wa! ·High; VIICIIICy, , mom!nl· II wu reported that eel befora the' board. Mr. !IOJI. 29 students In the ·!!Ill gi'ades. IUid Sr. lilgh at . the ~ · buS had taken the nie Wright; ~ipokeoman for the Teachtrs employed last n)gbt rles of $200 jler mooth for .,;,ntot,.Harry S Ide r 22 ~· to Belle aa umlll ·first group, a!ked tl:e board w11'ere: A- W. Culp, Roose. montlis . to be flr1anci!d . by 1 . and ,u but parents eame to the schnol allow the IS ehlldren Ill the a!' ·velt .school; Daryl C. Oulp,. \Va. ESEA Title •· • in tht absenCP and took their dilldren out tak· ea who ' have been attending hama Jr. and Senior Hlflh; Sub- 1 Reslgnalions acct!Pted wer ,~.~;:~~ president, me them to Henderson. On this .Hannan ele)llentery ICbool ln stilute teachers, Ruth Foley, D a v 14 Shoppy, 11 to be ill. matter, the bonm members the past to be allowed to contin· Sully Lou Clark: Bus Driver, Scjl66i·ahd WUiiam Varney, Pt. executive session asked Smith to study the situ&· ue at Hannln even though. they Wallace Mayes for 1q months Pleasant Jr. l!lgh; at salary lion and· report at the n ex 1 live In the Ml Olive school ar- at $3,150: Substitute bu~ drlv· Hartford school, J ln personnel, Be a with lbe board stating ea. Wright pointed out that bis er.s, Lawrence Rice, R o but Hall. and spe<ial are to go to Beale group definitely were In favor Withrow, Russell Crawfor~; Salary adjustments w · Upon returning t SchoOl untU or If the board of the ~ c1 Mt. 0 II v e COOks, Elma E. Plants, Bertha made for Jack ROBers in tile too~ no action .upon t h 1111kes • · change. Slden noted School and wu bappy for those Bowers, Mary Agnes Stephen.. amount. of $300 per year , . salaey adJUStments m person- to the press that Henderson wishing to send their children Gertrude Hall, Lucy SmIth, exira outles as baseball eoach nel and made no com111ent• ot school is already overrrowded there to do ao. It wis agreed Geraldine Gibbs. Beatrire \Yea- and C. L. "Bud" Head to whose salaries were dl'ICUSll· and really ~uld not accommo- by the board to allow these !If. vef: Janitors, Wanda Kapp, pe~ year· for .extra dulles. Head ed. During the execuli.ve date those 22 ohildren properly teen clilldren to atl~nd Hannan. West r.olumhia &hool and rpa Is chorus director at aton, Supt. BrookB Smith, As- at Ibis time. The other delegation from MI. Wray, MI. Olive School: Secre- Roy Lloyd, slsta11t Supt Dorsey Scott find On t he special education Olive appeared asking II t be tary, Irma Mae Dotson, Hart· lng principal financial advisor Milton classes, it was noted by the school wu gomg to remain op. lard school; Lead teaclters, Fa!' Sunnyside School request delle were called in Bl>veral Board that children who attend- en although these 15 children ren Cremeans, HendersOn $200 lor full lime limes. ed special education cla.sses at were attending Hannan. The school and Campbell Stevens, each school was granted """·'-' . to . '' ,, .,Lifebouy ) 2 ·· ·~ .... 41c ·l • r - " 'i' t" U. S. No. 1-Sizc A All Purpose White ' Praise .... 3 bars L lrt' ~· -; ..:il' ... 51c '" :!I ' Praise · 2 ' 47c I) 1~ · • �' • I·''~ r • . . -1 ' . -~, ~ "i' . . < •' ' .. .I ' • I.> '· • ' •'. •, ' y '-· S: . ' I~ I :~;~ttlteJJlS of P,ersonnel i.~:ison .Board .~Opic.i wiNIIl han ~~~. ~Pr~lor .to lhe : doled ·MiiloD. Celltral Scbilol theit ·•rouptated they·, ~ t h ~ , ;reported IG lbll• bqillll elUI thll ytu In 'llie old Jr. aehool · might ~ aBaln .d., ·a 01 ~~~~~~~~~ ', ., wl~ ~ to ~f\le. Prolile1111 at1 HICh. ·M~~n. S~rtot.from..,Mt~Jll· , , but ~ '· }Iii!· the ~ .~II Two,tle"*JU... ll'OOP~~~e. thatooara tbey1·'bact ~~; lntenf'!~, W!Well colnc ive ICI)oOI, r~ this )e.ir ilon of cl~sjng Mt. ,!)live ••• the; Aumey Bai)l!y, 1lel'l! "~li! School ..-! , · . I ~~. Mr~ Eugene New Haven News Notes A 'd t Is en probed. 8y : ·~~~ ' ' 1 Mason Sheriff . · ;;~~~:t ·~~:~~=~~b:~~~~ matter to (ul-\ht!r and the bojlrd .'II>pro-' ll ved hlJ recommepilaU,bn ot .I,JI'II '-i.-;.;.;.-"""'"""..;,-,~~~~-..:.;,...;,;_,. pointing a commlt~e 111 tnv•~S·II Ugate and appraise the p!'O•Jier, II ty. Qlmmlttee members appraisals are 'Charles . Rolfe Lee and Fred Green, , Prior to adournment,. that it was the w: of the board to have a~~otber re~ seSllion on , . l!CP!einber 5 at 17:30 p.m. though the board bas a regJillar··ll Jy ,!Cbeduled' JIW!I!tlng ort ' t h ' second Tues4ar f)t etK'h month. No reason "'"' given (or the session on Sejrtember Slli. BOYS LON<J SLEEVE . ---~ __, s::11 Golden Wedding Anniversary Is Observed ·SPORT · SHIRTS · t.o.,,wlnar . ..fresh F ~ea . .8reasts -------· With Rtbt Wings--------~ . Backs ~:N~cks • DOUILI' ·Breasted ,•.••• -•. HY~.ADE 39c - lb. 20 "'' Ji •• • • ~.. FUIIIORE PRE.C:OOK!D ' , FRISHDRI Shrjmp Cocktail •. -·.3 1.: $1. , " L FI~LITS OP 1\A ~ean ' ' • ' RED ROOF AND BACK TO SCHOOL SHOES PICKENS & PAINT PHONE 773-5583 ~AQ D WARE MASON, W.VA. Open Every .Day 7:00 to 5:30 Friday & Saturday Until 9 I SJ.7·0s••· ' For All Boys & Girls LOAFER $4.99 up THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' For Wood or Metal- PAINT NOINI . HOGG .& ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO.' I~ '. ' . Rogutar ' ., '\,,, . Stokely Spinae~• _. 4 caos $1. Whole Ktrnel or Crtam Strlt Luckr·Leaf •'' ' . Uoz. , .bottles' .r . •\. HoDtr Pod or Alolka . .,Stokely reas - ~ --- 4 N~~~'89c'. .,.,, ~ .t Alllffld Flavort I ·~, ·, ! ! ,. Stokely Juices .•• 3 ::..:·· 89c ----2 lb. con Vinegar llllk~ty ,, Hau:ot Coffee $1.56 ~0. 21,1 Green Beans •. ••• 5":~: $1; Stokely Com . _. . . 5':..!" $1. :¥ALUS, I>A'.'IPS . wilh IIIIo ~~ and pur~ II 14oi.'jilip;; ,.:..11/.':Jf. ji!tv., ... , . 21>·._ jlkt, BuD · Bulllrtd Sitolu . E>p. ~mr1 " ' ' , 'Final Touch ' Whlll 300 $1 ·Hominy· .'_~ _.. "-· 10 No. ''"' . 4(',,L., rtg , sb:t I· ,·Shrtdcled Stokely Kraut . _.. 5 ~:.!o' $1. WisK .. " $1.47 ·' ITOICELY - GRAPE,RUIT ' · . ' .-.4....cans1111 $1• Secti.ons .--- .......... " Stok•ty SHoed, Crushed. or Chunk VAN CAMP Potted Meat --- .. - 9 , ... $1. . Soap AU, reg. 3 .... . ., lmbt NY ........ llltoi . Dresainl ,. •.. ~ .. - Big·K ~.,.r- '39c Pinto Jeans;_____ ~· 49c ~ Flour ••.••.....• ~~. iAVE 29o tn . . W.uorful K- Rog, or Drip Vac PM, COffee .• ~ : ••. ~ •• l.iotho"' . ' ·. 89e · ' pteese •..-.. : .. ~.. . Hair Spray . . • 2 ~=- $1.29 · SfoYI ,_ 11 • •..\. • ,; ~ ~ J • • • •hlllo?J.78', "0 . URG,I ' :17 IIZI . ·'' MiCl'Ul , , .. . .:. IIBTt·t~ !'M .~Ia ' ' 2.v,"\pl, 6oc·· ·, Caiita1ou~· ... ~ ~ ~;')I• ~ ·~ ~ ~;~ ~ ' ' 6totn~· It! ., , . .II e~lk ..,........ ~ «B+ •·d~. ~!tt ·: .· :·I rea, ·Y.'.,rl, :...... ~--~-· ' ... ., ·, . 1 ' . clillt. 6 ii! I .. . ~~-:-... $1.•· • • . ' LUll· Br auty Soap . ' ' ' '' • ' l" ,..: ,. ' tlilil!tY Club AI l'lavlllt . . - KI'OIIor Flovor Soli $1.79 Pork & Beans 'lb. bath bars •••· 9 l·lb. cant $1. Kroger Brand Frozen 57c Lemonade _. _.... .' I , Kntllt' c..... EVIfGrlleci ' 6 pok 6 01. caftt ..._, Lifebouy 1 59c '. 2 31c rog. bars . ._.•• .- !• .. ., ~ ~;. .... Pl.. Green Ice Cream------·· 2 ~,:~· $L M'tJk ..... - ............ .. '1I ' can•toll ·$1 • ' 37c ,, , Pint Greta 'I ; ' lb. .. ' ." ' ., -..--·- .' quart 39c b1n 2 1.,• •1. ll,..lr lratMI1Plaia & loi!-Rillll ., No. Ml 8 Delicious Flaf?ors · SCHOOL DRESSES ...... $1.99 to $3.99 3for s1.92 ' ,.,3,.or·'' $1' .68. . cans .lloktlr Shttllt, Frt0ch S!Yit, or CUI 0001! FOR It CAMPUS PANnES c No.2% pereh ---~ .~ .... · $1.79 \ .00 e Peaches ., NYLON HOSE PAPER NAPKINS Stokely. Yell ow, Cling Halves or $lices. . ,< Stokeiu TomatQ • I c1n Ma:~~wtll SOCJetv • NOteS Roof & Wood top ., Pomt Rock 1! '· 46 oz. eans ' c a 10 •· ... $1.39 DELUXI '~):ti;;i ,~ Uldlf, 1. · . ,;; , • , Boiled Ham ~k~~ 95,e, :. , lb. . $U9 SKINLESS •·)·q?' 1e· :~~~v lb. . $1.99 Wieners . ~;,. Far quotlly In ,on. tYPes e1 IYI OF ROUND lunc:heon meatt, you count oil'' · Rl}ast . •. 11o. $1.49 K•hot evtrytime. I Drinks :!: 'r 69c-· Fish Sticks •.... ~. 3 10p:;;, $1. BAYER ASPIRINS , •• . . ...a Bologna _ pq. ' ' lb. . Siokelil 5 Asaorled.. Flavors $1.09 count ! -- Pure Lard. - I 1 lb. 37e , . ' ; llt. ... Hams '. . s4.29 ... s 7.99 . " Dr. Fryers' ,•.•~ . -. ~ • .• KROGER's couNTRY c~"· 'RENGHCtTY lOe Wieners ·········· ··· S-LioGEb·. ' I ' Steak • CHIP Steak. Rll EYE Steak • IDEAL FDR PICNICS. DELUXE CLUI ~loTIO Pork Loin 39c 29c llt. IONILESS NO WASTE lh. 45c "'· llt. 69c lb. Tenderay Steaks , WHOLE 49c lb. Whole Legs -- Livers ... -----Giblets •• -~ ---.. 1 GILLETTE BLADES .. •' , Kroger' Acl~ep!~ii:i~ . Fed. Food Stam,~ Kahn's Favorite• CUT·UP. lb. 29c CH.t(KEN PARTS k J !itt ritht II Hmft :'fl''ntilit~ W. • CANVAS SNEAKERS •I Kroger Premtwn Qual~t~ ·r. Y Held 0Reunion A . 13 n U. S. Gov. lnapected Qtr: FrYers .00 50 ' • Attending he is a Hester, President; Mrs. Jack CCI Sup't Smith told the Board Asst. Patterns Flesher, Qlmmunlty Affairs and membel'!i that the Williams WEST COLUMBIA _ On Sizes 6 to 16 By Mrs. carron AdaJIIJ, Jr. freshments were served to Mrs. Improvement chairman· Mrs. M MOSES AND LOVINA Lena Knigh' Mrs D A Smith WUii R u ~-- ' A I 5 r ., ust 13, Mr. and rs. ' · · · • am usse • r ""' r ty rQMI DickeM Sr of West The ninth annual reunion of Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. John Chairman · Mrs Lymuel Mea1 b t' d ih 1 50tff' LADIES' AMERICAN MADI the Mosesshand lllliesvlna <Hbo~d. FHry, rdMrsW. Hahrol dJohMrnsonW,MrTs. dows, Ed~catio~ cltalrman ; and ~r:i;ear~ry. ~;. and Mrs•. 1 1 man) Rou ami was e. owa agen as, s. , . Hilda Ridgway. 1 k rried on Sunday, August 20 at the Union Stone, Mrs. Lloyd Rousl) and 1 UVE WIRES UgUSf e~:,:~~ ma . _.. ·' 1 1 The Live Wire Class of the . :" PLEASANT -The SherCamp Ground. Those attending I!be hostess, Mrs. Wein. WEST COLUMBIA· - The an· 9• v H "' :::"ft~d~a. by eBiaekor were Mr. and Mrs. WUbert Wea- The next meeting will be at 1E U B Churclt met with a Iff 8 department mvesllgated a nual reunion of tbe Aa!'on Fry ReTh arry th ' ents' f thr,..,fl · eWbfte , ver, Mr and Mrs. Dennis Weav· llhe home of Mrs. L, C. Roush 1 H~~b~er fry beld in the New two vehicle acciden.t Tuesday descendants was held on August dau ~e::e .....~.p~arga:et ~ 11-lt or and Den rue Mrs. Jack D. ' on September 5, Haven Park During the busl· 11 a.m. at the lnte/Section of 13 on p 0nd hill the 0 1d g ' "'' •• ' · · I 1 · · c t St t d Rt 33 · Mnear cald of Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Paugh and Shawn, VICki WeavAVALANCHE CLUB ness meeting plans were made! en tr r~ an h 44 ;,~ a Fry homeplace at West Colum· 'McC~y 0 1 Barberton' Ohio and er. Gloria Ebersbach, Tanya The Avalanche Home Dem- to install new cabinets In the I son. Guy · Bus · • · mer.. bia. . f' and Tera Jane Ebersbach Mrs. onstration Club held their an- kitchen at the church The vtlle. OhiO was cited for failure ~ •··'·et dinne' eel Mrs. Mary E. Qlo e o ' · · · · ' t 1 ld · ht f. ft hi• · """" r wu serv Haven one aon Mr. A I o n zo Beatrice Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. nual family p1cmc at the home will sponsor a rummage sale 0 Ye . rig "' way 8 er. ' at noon after whlclt· a short Dick ' 1 PI Pleasant fifteen 'Mlomas Taylor, Jill and Bar- of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson. later thiJ !aU. car colhded w.th a car dmen iness meeting was held. Gifts :n~~ It · nd tbr ' try, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Justis, Those attending were Mr. and Those attending ·were Mrs. T. by Patly Lou Roush, 32 · Mason were given to Mr. Fred gran c re • ee grea Mrs. Eunice Hart, Kent Brown Mrs. Donald Haynes and Bar- Bert Roush, Miss Millie Bum•. Th~re were ~ 0 rrsonallnJU~· of Letart, 85, oldest, man ; Mrs. gr~nd~a~ghter~as' observed and all of Mason. W. Va., Mr. and ' ry: Mr. and MrS. Lyle McCnr· garner, Thelma Capehart, Mrs. , tes.,edro~r~; amage was esti- Alonzo Dickens. West.· . frie:s, :.~:lven ani! ' • ~~~~~~~§~~~======~~ Mrs. Wade Jeffers, Tom, Rog- mick, Mr. and Mrs. Howard 1Harry Capehart and grand- Im~ , 8 · ded th h•a, 74, oldest woman; L 1s a Thomas and 111 1 er and .Janice. London, 0., Mr. Rouslt, Mrs. Lleulo Rous~ and daugllter, Mrs. Otha Lievlng, ,1 ·~~·~er~c~usselt Ma e ~ 0 ~~- Jane Bowser, 16 months, ~~~ ;:hn:~e Leona Spires, Gal·· II and Mre. A. Coe Rickard. Alb•· [Kevin, Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Mrs. Bern-I 1 ood b eel ~th i ' 1tsl person and Mrs. Ruben d Mr Wayne 11 r . M ' Reg.79c Reg.89c ny, 0.: Mr. and Mrs. Reuben ,Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ard Ueving, Mrs. Cliff Roush, a~ens.w • c arg w• "' Qly,. Barberton, o.. lor po IS, r. an '· . . Rickard. Vickie and Kevin, Staats and Bernita. Dorothy Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs. Ray lol!cauon and Densel E. Durst, traveled the farthest Young an~ teM:rt;t B;;berto~; 8 Athens. 0 : Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and Ricky of Wheeling; Boston, Mrs. George Jewell, 5!: Pl. ~leasant. charged Wllb · Attending were Mr. and Ha a •- · easa~ ' Stout and Kevin Huntington I Debbie Johnson of Akron 0 . Mrs George Sayre M~ 0 0 driving while intoxicated. Alonzo Dickens and Joey . Sherry and l.a Tony a Kmcald, ' ' ' ' · ' ••· · ' I ' PI Pleasant· Mr and 'Mrs Stainless Steel \'1 Va.: Mr. Bine J. Cunning· Mrs. Abagail Thompson, Mr. Sayre. I .., · Pleasant ; Mr. a11d Mrs. Ray T ' h' 1 · C0 j b M· ham, Huntington, W. Va.; Mr. and Ml'!i. Albert Thompllon and WILL RAVE DEDICATION • teaaanl Volley HMpilal Bowser and Lisa, Springfield : erry S lr ey, um us; r. and Mrs. Wayne Jones, Louisa, IHarriett, Mrs. Leo Thompson, St. Paul Lutheran Church In I Admilt.d: .Jos~ph T ~ Yl·or, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bloomer, and Mrs. , Clarenc;u Albright. Kv ; Norris Bumgarner, Roger Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre, New Haven w. Va will hold I Pf t. PpleaPsalnt, M. sM . Jame.Siflld· Pt. Ple.asant; Wanda Bioom<r, PSptrtnP~lfleld. 1MaMrv ed . DISCOUNT M H G IJ t A Eddi nd Ril ' , · . er, t. easant: rs. Mil red M H k 11 Bl M . easan ; r. an ·· . Bun:garner. rs. orace . , ane . nge1a, e a a, their dedication servtce 1or L H d . Willi rs. as e oomer, r. and Ll0 d F nd M nd . 100 COUNT PRICE . Miller, Judy Miller, Mrs. Leon- Debbie and Connie Hoffman, their new chllrclt located on yv~rs, en erson, am , Mrs. Osrar Fry, all of GallipoY ry, 3 , r.. aM M"·ll ard T. Noble ol Point Pleasant: Mro. Anna Hoffman of Clifton, Fifth Street in ·New Haren, on Adktns. Leta~. .. lis; .Barbara Lewis and ' Fry, Galbpohs. S r.. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glaser. Mrs. Wanda Scholder, Jon, Von, Sunday, September 3, 196'1. The Discharged. Mrs. no~st Tha.~- Lew1s, both of Mason, W. VR.; . Elbem Mon~oe, prn'•mn•stll Cincinnati, 0.: Mr. and Mrs. Kevin, and Elizabeth Schnider Dedicatory Servic.: will be held ton, Leon . Mro. Hallie Ben.- ~ Mrs. Euia Wol'e, Racine, Ohio; field , Mr. and Mr•• ''if~ Dnnalo Weaver and Dawna,l of Columbus, 0. ,at 3 p.m. with Dr. WIUlam C. lord, Pt. Pleasant , Mrs. Hew.. , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albright, and chtld~en, Letart, . ' ·.Em-Il Ravenswood. W. Va.: Mrs. FanRM'ARY CLUB H nk t k I I ard DeweeS', Leon. Springfield; Thomas and . ma Klncatd, Pt. Ple.aslt~t, Mr. . . . 1 a ey as gues spea er · ' I . . and>--Mrs M1ke Ktncatd "" Clark. Mrs. lllmse G1bbs, The Rotary Club met on Regular momln1 service will .be Johnson, Galltpol's; Mr. 'kka · 1 1. Mr 811.4'11!i\f', Jef! and Melissa Lathey, Mr. IThursday evening at the Hart- be held at 10:15 a.m. with Holy , Mrs. W. Jav Y•rian , Mt •, Pl. ~~san ' · an•' 'lrs. George Hesson. Mr. lford Metbndis• Church for their Communion being administe1•• . Cheryl ond Pat, Jackson; Mrs. Paul Rtckard, .s~ron and Mrs. Dorsey L. Roush, regular dinner meeting. Mr. I. eel with Rev Jack T Welclt . and Mrs. Ralph L. Durst. Debra; _New Haven. Wr. 81 · M B · ' · · ' D1 d · Mrs ...ster Foreman es N.E.W FAU SHADES ·1 Emogene Ro us"· r!. I , rooks Smtih, Mason County pastor of the clturch, officialon, a e an Ronme, , . ·" d M 'Ra Bo'lf·,11 ., D. Richard Roush, Jan 1s, Supt. of Schools was the guest ing. W, Va. lumbt!W, Mr. an .'\ ldy Rhonda and Terry, Ralph speaker. Mrs. Zula Fry, Wost ser an., Lisa, Sprong te · SHEER SEAMLESS Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Those attending were He,_ bia; Nancy Halstead, and Mr~ Rller Fry, West Colum· Roush, Ethel R Grimm, H. man Layne, Donald F. Roush, I PERSONALS I Mr. and Mrs. Estel Ward o! ry Sue Kincaid, PI Pleasant; bia . ' r. and ~.To~~,FFY· Dale Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foglesong, James N.l Mrs. George Thayer and son Athens, ~lr and Mrs. Wesley Mr. ond Mrs. Paul Beck•e and i"biUp:''\Wit.COIOIIi· Clyde Clark, Mark and Martha, i Roush, nome Williamson, Clyde : R~hel of. Ghana, Africa are vi.. Bobo and .Miss Beulah Lowther Sharon and Debra, New bra; Mr. and Mrr. Fred Roush, 1 all of Letart Route 1. W.Va. ' Foley, Richard Ord. Karl Wiles, j 1tng friends here for two of .Chillicothe were weekend en; Mr. and Mrs. William U!tart: Mr. ,and Mrs Wilbur MESH OR FLAT KNIT Mr. and Mrs. Otha Lievlng,j Choster Curry. Arthur Thabet, weeks, Enroute to Africa Mrs. guests at their summe..-1\ome Fry, Mike, Billie and Mark, Plants, Pt. Pleasant; Mr: and Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Roush, Harry Miller and Lewis Smn- Thayer will enroll IM!r son tn a here. I Mason : Mrs. Ruben McCoy, Mrs. Alonzo Dickens/ J,. and " Mrs. Fred A. Batey, Mrs. Tom 1 mers. school in California. ' Mrs, Gtorge Lowther and Mary Beth and Wlllie and !vlrs. Joe. P•. Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. pairs Hoffman, Mr and Mrs. C a· 1 WIN ONE CLASS Jl~y Muncy, who has been I' Cathy and Mi" Beulah lllw- Wayne Y01mg and Marty, ali P.aul Fitzgerald, West Columfor }ibbs and Carletta , Mr. and The Win One Class of 1 he visiting his grandmother, Mrs. ther of Chillicothe •pent a re- of Barlx>rton: Mr. and Mrs. bta; Mrs. Margar~t Kmca1d, Mrs. Edwin Edwards and [ami- E.U.B. Church met for the lr , B. B Muncy for several weeks, 1cent """kend In Cleveland.. Terr~ Shirley, Columbus; Mr. Emma Sue and Jame, Pt. Plea· iy, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark, annual corn roast and covered has returned to bls home In , and Mis. Ellx>m Monroe, san!; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooke 1 1 Gary and Randy, Mr. and Mrs. 1dish dinner at tile home of Mr. [M~ryland. Mrs. Muncy enter- [ In 1166, a Britannia <· plane darville ; Mr, and Mr8. F r t d and Dave, New Haven; Mr. and ll!well Grimm and Mike, Mn. land Mrs. Eddie Stein on Mon· tatned on Satun\ay at noon ;n 1crashed in Yugoslavia, kiUlng 95 1 Rou~h, . L<tai't; Leor.a Spires, Mrs. Ruben Stewart, M•. ~on: LADIES' Estyl Clark, Mr. and Mrs .. Eu- 'day evening. The invocation Ihonor of her grandson. Those ,of the ll7 a~ard. -~ GaU~pol1~: Mrs. Roy Cooke aPd Mrs. Helen Stewart, M a.son, gen• Hesson. Regma and Rtckv was given by Carl Gibbs, fo£. 1attendmg were Mtchael How-1. Davtd , New Haven; Mr•. no .. Debbte B1ggs, Barberton , Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kent, Rich· lowed with • reading by Mrs.l ard, Steve Roush, Bruce Ad- Sle and Joe Sclllillng of CheJ. anna Manley, Toney, and Mrs, Ruben McCoy • •s,1haervt- 11 ord, Karen and llluis ali of New James N. Roush and the bene.! ams and Jimmy. Iany, W.Va. were recent1uesst Jchn, and Cind~ Manley, ' ley, Jenney, Willie and ,. Haven. 'diction by Harry MUler. T h . 1 Mrs. Harry Bumgarner Is of Mr and Mrs. Charles Stone. dleport: Vicky Ann Maire, Beth, BariM!rton: Mr.. and Mrs. White or VERNON MISSIONARY ]next meeting will be a Gideon 'pattent at Holzer Hospital. Rev. and Mn, Jack T. Welch dle•port; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd !lob Stone, Galhpohs; Mr. ColorJ &mETING ,meeUng at the home of Mr. and I Blll J. Howard has returned spent the weekend visiting rela· Fry, Marlene, Uoyd Tamrun Mrs. Edgar Amott, Middleport. The Venoor Missionary Soc I-' Mrs. Edward Bwngarner. his 'tome in New Haven af- tlves In Clarksburg. and Kathy, Gallipoll•, a'ld San· Mr. and Mrs. Dickens wish ely of tile E.U.B. Church met i Those attending were Mr. ter bellll 1 patient at Hol2er Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bush dra Monroe and Doug Coulter, thank everyone who called agd sman Brief or !Ill Tuesday at the home of Mrs. ! Mrs. Charles Weaver and i for approximately 4'1.. of Allen Park, Mich., visited Cedarville. sent cards and gifts. Mecl. Band Leg Large ~ieuto Roush. The Scripture'iiy, Mrs. Jack Flesher, months following a car acci· her father, Mr. P. E. Roush lesson was given by the leader,' L. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. c 1 ,1 :over the weekend. Mrs. Harry Staats, followed ' Gibbs and Carletta, Mrs. BUI Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cooke ! Guests of Mrs. Thelma CapeCHILDRF.NS 6.to 6x and 7 to l4 With the group singing "As Lloyd, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, r.amlly of WintersviUe; 0. hart recently were Karen LievLive for Him." The topic was Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mr. and vacationed here and VISited rei- mg, who IS employed by Hay. ~resented by the leader, "Phii·J Mrs. James N. Roush and chti- ~ atives recently. , ;den·Sione Co, Inc. In Cincin~plno Flashback" with a II dren, Mr. and Mrs. R 0 be r 1 Mrs. James McLain of Wln- nati, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Law1 MEMS 250 C9UNT ooembers taking part. ' Cooke, Mrs. Roy Jones, Mr. •to? . Salem, N, C., has been Irenee Lieving and David of WineTEE SHIRTS The group discussed inviting and Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr. and 1 ~tsttmg. her cousin, Mrs. Mar- ~rsvUle, Ohio, Mrs. Capehart's mother group for a meeting :n ·Mrs. James Gilbert and tm Ohii~~er for several. weeks. kister and brother·in·law, Mr. eKNIT BRIEFS the future. They also discussed :dren, Mrs. Frank Young and ITIM!y VISited relahves m we.. and Mrs. Hans Wildenraudt and BROADCLOTH tte convention to he held In : children. · .ton, W. Va. grandson, Richard Waldolf, of ' SHORTS Parkersburg. ; CHAIRMEN MEET I Mrs. T. P. Schilling and Su· Elgin, lll. Time m attendance w e r o ' The New Haven Senior Worn~•. Leo Thompson, Mrs. John ;an's Club held a meeting of the · lmith, Mrs. Howard Roush.Jllepartment Chairmen on Aug· BOYS DERBt . ~rs. Donald Haynes, Mrs. Har- j ust 24, 1967 at the home of Mrs. BRIEiiS - T.SHIRTS ry Staats and M" Lieulo !Hilda Ridgway, Vice Pre!ident. Roush. " "·:.. • ms for the coming year I (RED OXIDE) SEWING C' ' , ade. The first meeti The Sewing Club m. , at the "' , · year wlll be on Scpllem· ~~ home of Mrs. N. 0. Wein. R"' :ber 26th. -F ,, . i • ' . Sehool 'f\!e8day ,bY ~I of; pal\QII, ljlpelr- ~lmenl '\beJ'e . ~y wa! ·High; VIICIIICy, , mom!nl· II wu reported that eel befora the' board. Mr. !IOJI. 29 students In the ·!!Ill gi'ades. IUid Sr. lilgh at . the ~ · buS had taken the nie Wright; ~ipokeoman for the Teachtrs employed last n)gbt rles of $200 jler mooth for .,;,ntot,.Harry S Ide r 22 ~· to Belle aa umlll ·first group, a!ked tl:e board w11'ere: A- W. Culp, Roose. montlis . to be flr1anci!d . by 1 . and ,u but parents eame to the schnol allow the IS ehlldren Ill the a!' ·velt .school; Daryl C. Oulp,. \Va. ESEA Title •· • in tht absenCP and took their dilldren out tak· ea who ' have been attending hama Jr. and Senior Hlflh; Sub- 1 Reslgnalions acct!Pted wer ,~.~;:~~ president, me them to Henderson. On this .Hannan ele)llentery ICbool ln stilute teachers, Ruth Foley, D a v 14 Shoppy, 11 to be ill. matter, the bonm members the past to be allowed to contin· Sully Lou Clark: Bus Driver, Scjl66i·ahd WUiiam Varney, Pt. executive session asked Smith to study the situ&· ue at Hannln even though. they Wallace Mayes for 1q months Pleasant Jr. l!lgh; at salary lion and· report at the n ex 1 live In the Ml Olive school ar- at $3,150: Substitute bu~ drlv· Hartford school, J ln personnel, Be a with lbe board stating ea. Wright pointed out that bis er.s, Lawrence Rice, R o but Hall. and spe<ial are to go to Beale group definitely were In favor Withrow, Russell Crawfor~; Salary adjustments w · Upon returning t SchoOl untU or If the board of the ~ c1 Mt. 0 II v e COOks, Elma E. Plants, Bertha made for Jack ROBers in tile too~ no action .upon t h 1111kes • · change. Slden noted School and wu bappy for those Bowers, Mary Agnes Stephen.. amount. of $300 per year , . salaey adJUStments m person- to the press that Henderson wishing to send their children Gertrude Hall, Lucy SmIth, exira outles as baseball eoach nel and made no com111ent• ot school is already overrrowded there to do ao. It wis agreed Geraldine Gibbs. Beatrire \Yea- and C. L. "Bud" Head to whose salaries were dl'ICUSll· and really ~uld not accommo- by the board to allow these !If. vef: Janitors, Wanda Kapp, pe~ year· for .extra dulles. Head ed. During the execuli.ve date those 22 ohildren properly teen clilldren to atl~nd Hannan. West r.olumhia &hool and rpa Is chorus director at aton, Supt. BrookB Smith, As- at Ibis time. The other delegation from MI. Wray, MI. Olive School: Secre- Roy Lloyd, slsta11t Supt Dorsey Scott find On t he special education Olive appeared asking II t be tary, Irma Mae Dotson, Hart· lng principal financial advisor Milton classes, it was noted by the school wu gomg to remain op. lard school; Lead teaclters, Fa!' Sunnyside School request delle were called in Bl>veral Board that children who attend- en although these 15 children ren Cremeans, HendersOn $200 lor full lime limes. ed special education cla.sses at were attending Hannan. The school and Campbell Stevens, each school was granted """·'-' . to . '' ,, .,Lifebouy ) 2 ·· ·~ .... 41c ·l • r - " 'i' t" U. S. No. 1-Sizc A All Purpose White ' Praise .... 3 bars L lrt' ~· -; ..:il' ... 51c '" :!I ' Praise · 2 ' 47c I) 1~ · • �' - \ .' '. ' ' " . • . ' ' 1 \ It ...' . ... . ... .I ' \' II ., ~~ ·· lite Wllon company, rejectfo~n;·e~t.: . ' .- ,. Nowl :z\i· · • ' ' ' l ' ' • t"I ·~ · ,,... . ., . '· . . . . ..' '··, , . '" ' 1S"thru:: ' ,. ,, I , ' I, ' • Oil Firms ' ON BACK TO SCH·OOL Peking Incident Da~ag!ng Rlow TQ Ancient Prmctple LO~~ON !UP;)' _:,;,, - . ' Foreign NewsCqmmentory . .. . ''I' .sH-OES I burn- the lurks did spn\1 tllln.gs rr.om ng and sacking of the British time to time by toss!~ mt~ ~mbass in Peking and the prison the . ambas~a or o " h ~rng of its staff struck countries With which they m~m ar I th rreled '* damaging blow at one o~ e qua ndtor . this principle • an oldest principles in inlernatiOna\ 1 ulm ador and his staff rel:lt.ions-the generally acceot- am ss b. ·ted Or sued . f d1·ptomatic I cannot e arres II ed mvioi.Ibi ty o They also are not liable . to 1 m1<:.S10ns taxation in the country to wh1ch 1 niplomilts, who for centuries they are accredited. . ~lave ronsidered themselves ' ThP buildings of dlplomatic 1mmune against attack or 1 mission~ also are considered the arre~L suddenly have fqund I terntory of their own nation. tht-msetves hostages and In the 1The oolice or armed force~ of firing line of a seething power Ithe country where they art' sfrt1ggle. established ma_v not enter th.e111 'J'hat explains. . . . ln part, at without invltabcn. !Past th, anger with which the Briti•h govemment . condemned lhe attack as an •·outrageous and uncivili7.t>d act whir.b wi11 bring the Chinese. government , By Wayne G. Brandstadt. mto rlisreptlte throu~ hout the : Q - In a r~ ...-ent checkup .wnrld ,; X ray showed th:!t 1. have . hiatus hernl~ What IS The is"ue involved was not ' What causes It? Whr~t are r1nlv the personr~l safety. of a, l symptoms! rs 9urgery ad1•is-1 ~ maH number of. Bntons, able? W<iU id hftmg hf'avy mr.ludin!l snm_e women and 1 jects mak~ it ""nrs!'? Can il ·P.i!rlren . in Chma. It . al~o was ture? 1-'i+rothN normal ?inl~matJc _rela· j A _ A hiat'J!I br·rnla Is a tim;~ r -: n be mamtmned .w1t~ a 1trusion of p::~rt of the/ ~~~k~::~lll ro1mtr·: in full turmOil hke i upward through a w "h nil with anv guarant~>f" ror diaphragm . Jt is of~n an tl~f' hve~ of the men who expected findin g in persons 'herl r' ;- ~u "l them. are X-ra:vfld for some otl lnridenls Comr.:t~n condition , and the 'posiSes!rorJ , may have no symptoms · fn 1·Uenls o! this siJrt ha\ e able to the hernia. Since it be('n · ~ 1 e inc rea ~ingly common in estifl'1:' ' that the condition Chma recently. th>ugh the P""'"nt In more than 50 aii:J"k or1 the British Embassy cent ot all persons who are ov~ v;a!l the most serious. er 65, age is a causative factor. Ch' Red Another is obesity. Ear1iN this year mese . 1 our hernia is as large Guards staged demonstratlonhs youfr Yfist it may be associated . f eral da)'S outs1de t e or . sev . . 11 I with heartburn, belcbmg or Sov~et Embassy '" Pekin. uent hiccup!. Aluminum Similar demons~atJOns have : ~roxide and other antacid been staged uullude the . O~ter ' aralions may help to relii1!vel Mongolian and Kenyan miSSions . ~hese symptoms but they there. I not remove the cauSe. Outside China too, a CongO' , An operation iS the only lese mob only recently attacked but this is not advised· ·~::~~ aod part1ally looted the Belgian the condition ts causing I Embassy in Kinshasa . Idistr{!ss .'t_han you want to go . . . d 1 living with. But ~ritish off1c~~l! co~sl_ er 1 The symptoms are apt to the attack on British mlssLon i more evident when you are in Peking by far the most · In~ down than when you seri<lus incident of this nature sitting or standing. Heavy almost .within living memory. ing may aggravate your l!..ntal ., I- · ... THIS DISCOUNT APPLIES TO,PARENTS ALSO PICTURING SOME OF OUR NEW STYLES FOR SCH~OL ' ; 00[1 OR SA \'S Reg. 30... Ethyl ~.9c Put theHvlne In ,.ur 1 You bave to go ' back to tlle ; but not so marked!~ a"' ith~~~::l Boxer Rebellion in China in 1900 : a hernia in the gro1JL A to f!J!d any real paralleL On I is a rupture lin this case a that occasion Chinese mobs ture o: the diaphragm). A run,· II murdered the German minister I lure of tlle hernial sac itself and beBleged other foreign most unlikely. diplomats and their staffs in the hi ~ -.rnlaJ ' 1e lion quarter of Peking. The Q - I have • a •• . ~t wers' reaction then ,was I and eat only bland foods. As : ..: an inlernatiotial military I result I am troubled With con· eipedition to China to relieve s!ip~tion. What would you the foreil(l1 miS!IOno and occupy VISe . A _ A bland diet may II'• capitaL elude well . cooked veg·elalJio•J No Qotsllon and fl'uit. An amount of • 1 ff Jals note 1foods sufficient to give_,~Y 0inui ngJI ObVIous y, ., ot'o~ of such I formed stool without " 10 tbere .~no lqufeasclt• the British , should be eaten every day. action wuay. n rovemment's deepe!l concern Js Q _ have 8 double hernia. how to get at lea!l the ·wo~en ' this dangerous' Does it and children of . the Br~tlsh l seous distention? Is an op<'r EmbasB) out of Chma t'here " ga ' ent 1 ation nf'l'esRar:V . h no guarantee at t e mo~ A _ no eblel danger that the Chinese·will let either tnal or •roin hernia • . t th .anrngu dl them or lh~ lp oma ' em stangulatloo - a pinching selves leave the country. of the blood supply or the The principle of aiplomatlc / 0 f int~stint contained Jn 1 h lnviniohillty goes back at least the ·<!alist! of 185 in the lin1!..<,.·11 to the Middle . Ages, although hernia. Your hemlas . are tines. A surgical repair Is only eure and is advisable GOODWILL, VISIT preyent compU~atii!IIS. '""''I - \ own pocket . ' . '..t.'•i,, CERTIFIED · OIL COMPANY . .t.' I ,. ,. . .. ' ; ' ' 0 Our Usual • low Prices ·EHed A SavJngs 'to You of 20%. With This Additional 11)% Off, Now You Save ... 30% or Morel! •• ' .• 1.99 ... I• ... ,.,,H...........ft.iali• ·-. •z ......... ~z ......... fts tV .. 1 .............. 17 . . . _ -.i '~. • . . . _ _.. . ............. ltrl .... k ftltbUuhi .a -... --- -- · .. :.- All Shoes Unconditionally Guaranteed Against Manufacturing Defects '" ; ·. . '' • !• 7 , •-~ 1. ' . .I ·a: J~ ~ ·....' ... , : '1 l . . ~ ,, \ ..(. '' r ' '. . I .' '. !. 'if .. ~· ,,'I ' I• �' - \ .' '. ' ' " . • . ' ' 1 \ It ...' . ... . ... .I ' \' II ., ~~ ·· lite Wllon company, rejectfo~n;·e~t.: . ' .- ,. Nowl :z\i· · • ' ' ' l ' ' • t"I ·~ · ,,... . ., . '· . . . . ..' '··, , . '" ' 1S"thru:: ' ,. ,, I , ' I, ' • Oil Firms ' ON BACK TO SCH·OOL Peking Incident Da~ag!ng Rlow TQ Ancient Prmctple LO~~ON !UP;)' _:,;,, - . ' Foreign NewsCqmmentory . .. . ''I' .sH-OES I burn- the lurks did spn\1 tllln.gs rr.om ng and sacking of the British time to time by toss!~ mt~ ~mbass in Peking and the prison the . ambas~a or o " h ~rng of its staff struck countries With which they m~m ar I th rreled '* damaging blow at one o~ e qua ndtor . this principle • an oldest principles in inlernatiOna\ 1 ulm ador and his staff rel:lt.ions-the generally acceot- am ss b. ·ted Or sued . f d1·ptomatic I cannot e arres II ed mvioi.Ibi ty o They also are not liable . to 1 m1<:.S10ns taxation in the country to wh1ch 1 niplomilts, who for centuries they are accredited. . ~lave ronsidered themselves ' ThP buildings of dlplomatic 1mmune against attack or 1 mission~ also are considered the arre~L suddenly have fqund I terntory of their own nation. tht-msetves hostages and In the 1The oolice or armed force~ of firing line of a seething power Ithe country where they art' sfrt1ggle. established ma_v not enter th.e111 'J'hat explains. . . . ln part, at without invltabcn. !Past th, anger with which the Briti•h govemment . condemned lhe attack as an •·outrageous and uncivili7.t>d act whir.b wi11 bring the Chinese. government , By Wayne G. Brandstadt. mto rlisreptlte throu~ hout the : Q - In a r~ ...-ent checkup .wnrld ,; X ray showed th:!t 1. have . hiatus hernl~ What IS The is"ue involved was not ' What causes It? Whr~t are r1nlv the personr~l safety. of a, l symptoms! rs 9urgery ad1•is-1 ~ maH number of. Bntons, able? W<iU id hftmg hf'avy mr.ludin!l snm_e women and 1 jects mak~ it ""nrs!'? Can il ·P.i!rlren . in Chma. It . al~o was ture? 1-'i+rothN normal ?inl~matJc _rela· j A _ A hiat'J!I br·rnla Is a tim;~ r -: n be mamtmned .w1t~ a 1trusion of p::~rt of the/ ~~~k~::~lll ro1mtr·: in full turmOil hke i upward through a w "h nil with anv guarant~>f" ror diaphragm . Jt is of~n an tl~f' hve~ of the men who expected findin g in persons 'herl r' ;- ~u "l them. are X-ra:vfld for some otl lnridenls Comr.:t~n condition , and the 'posiSes!rorJ , may have no symptoms · fn 1·Uenls o! this siJrt ha\ e able to the hernia. Since it be('n · ~ 1 e inc rea ~ingly common in estifl'1:' ' that the condition Chma recently. th>ugh the P""'"nt In more than 50 aii:J"k or1 the British Embassy cent ot all persons who are ov~ v;a!l the most serious. er 65, age is a causative factor. Ch' Red Another is obesity. Ear1iN this year mese . 1 our hernia is as large Guards staged demonstratlonhs youfr Yfist it may be associated . f eral da)'S outs1de t e or . sev . . 11 I with heartburn, belcbmg or Sov~et Embassy '" Pekin. uent hiccup!. Aluminum Similar demons~atJOns have : ~roxide and other antacid been staged uullude the . O~ter ' aralions may help to relii1!vel Mongolian and Kenyan miSSions . ~hese symptoms but they there. I not remove the cauSe. Outside China too, a CongO' , An operation iS the only lese mob only recently attacked but this is not advised· ·~::~~ aod part1ally looted the Belgian the condition ts causing I Embassy in Kinshasa . Idistr{!ss .'t_han you want to go . . . d 1 living with. But ~ritish off1c~~l! co~sl_ er 1 The symptoms are apt to the attack on British mlssLon i more evident when you are in Peking by far the most · In~ down than when you seri<lus incident of this nature sitting or standing. Heavy almost .within living memory. ing may aggravate your l!..ntal ., I- · ... THIS DISCOUNT APPLIES TO,PARENTS ALSO PICTURING SOME OF OUR NEW STYLES FOR SCH~OL ' ; 00[1 OR SA \'S Reg. 30... Ethyl ~.9c Put theHvlne In ,.ur 1 You bave to go ' back to tlle ; but not so marked!~ a"' ith~~~::l Boxer Rebellion in China in 1900 : a hernia in the gro1JL A to f!J!d any real paralleL On I is a rupture lin this case a that occasion Chinese mobs ture o: the diaphragm). A run,· II murdered the German minister I lure of tlle hernial sac itself and beBleged other foreign most unlikely. diplomats and their staffs in the hi ~ -.rnlaJ ' 1e lion quarter of Peking. The Q - I have • a •• . ~t wers' reaction then ,was I and eat only bland foods. As : ..: an inlernatiotial military I result I am troubled With con· eipedition to China to relieve s!ip~tion. What would you the foreil(l1 miS!IOno and occupy VISe . A _ A bland diet may II'• capitaL elude well . cooked veg·elalJio•J No Qotsllon and fl'uit. An amount of • 1 ff Jals note 1foods sufficient to give_,~Y 0inui ngJI ObVIous y, ., ot'o~ of such I formed stool without " 10 tbere .~no lqufeasclt• the British , should be eaten every day. action wuay. n rovemment's deepe!l concern Js Q _ have 8 double hernia. how to get at lea!l the ·wo~en ' this dangerous' Does it and children of . the Br~tlsh l seous distention? Is an op<'r EmbasB) out of Chma t'here " ga ' ent 1 ation nf'l'esRar:V . h no guarantee at t e mo~ A _ no eblel danger that the Chinese·will let either tnal or •roin hernia • . t th .anrngu dl them or lh~ lp oma ' em stangulatloo - a pinching selves leave the country. of the blood supply or the The principle of aiplomatlc / 0 f int~stint contained Jn 1 h lnviniohillty goes back at least the ·<!alist! of 185 in the lin1!..<,.·11 to the Middle . Ages, although hernia. Your hemlas . are tines. A surgical repair Is only eure and is advisable GOODWILL, VISIT preyent compU~atii!IIS. '""''I - \ own pocket . ' . '..t.'•i,, CERTIFIED · OIL COMPANY . .t.' I ,. ,. . .. ' ; ' ' 0 Our Usual • low Prices ·EHed A SavJngs 'to You of 20%. With This Additional 11)% Off, Now You Save ... 30% or Morel! •• ' .• 1.99 ... 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'· ·i;.t;::'::'·:."-:·-~:::~.;;... --~~~....2Ba~gL ~1•-:j)j ' • ?''··· b FC)QttiA.Ng . . .· CARN£0' .. ; INSTANT • '' . REGUlAR HOURS ' "' 11 POP . l' '' '· . .. l&. ·' - 1 ,;- . · ·~·· . ' -~. ~ . • -~ . ' • 1' ' ..: • LEPAGE · CELLOPHANE TAPE ' ~· .· ~~ . : C;. .·. ltutvr'S · ~"'~ ~oo . u!" -- ... .' . . '·. I • · L~~AS GLOSS WHITE HOUSE PAINT c .. REG•.29c ROLL, Notebbok Filler · l ~. ' _,. . .If' LUCO TEX ACRYLIC HOUSE PAINT · , I ' . ~PYFLOwtlR . . 'BUTTER , I ' SATISFACTJON GUARANTEED . ·'I' ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR MQ~ WILL BE ' 'OHI!ERFUlLY RlfUNDEDi .. . 41c AJIMOUII POTTED MEAT _ ,,OL ••• 19c Fresh .' ' '· PIZZA PIE MIX ,, 42c SPAGHETTI DINNER 47c CHIP lOY AlDII {'QCh• CHEF lOY ARDEE \ ICOTTS JUM'O PAPER TOWaS 30c . . ., r ' '. - '\ ' '. For · · DOWNEY - ·'"·"-_q"~69c -~ 'i . ,• ' 1 . •' ,_. •<J '' ' .~ · ; . . 'i r • L ~ • ·~ ' ' . c f •." ' ' .· FOR l LIST 29c EACH School' c Book • Satch~l', 56 •r -·• · J ·r -o . . 4-5-6 · RI:FLE " ' ·' SH~; \r-:5::-:U=:PE=-R~X~.....:.~::.. '· 11 Ga. 1 ·SHSLLS ~~s $2.49 LIST . Ho.KALK ' c BOX .. " . . " = • QU4idR STATE MOl'OR .. OIL Tube . I I ., I I •·.• 1 , : ~--·· V,l~ "' , COMPARE IN lHIS. ' . AREA AT $7.98 s~~J9c • ,.. ' ~.t ' I ' ' . "' I , 'I IMPERIAL SHOTGUN SHELLS ONLY s .44 DII.MONTI ,.... 23c 10c ... "'' oau..u.., ' $3,98 LIST WHITE & COLORS . · .! ./7 CATSUP .. ,TOILET -$ / S·EATS · 18c:. . ,()ODLAND. , sucliD · .. ,.- : CAULKING COMPOUND . ' :cll"l ~IISI ' . · ,· ' " C• '· I •. :-.. .·· .•. u.. .ST-25c-IA-CH_ _. .. . :. .1': · ·un 29c EACH SHEAFFER. -· ·- LUCAS GLQ~S TRIM, TINNING WHITE PAINT ENV8LOPES . Paper · . 'orr,}· i 'I OPEN LABOR .. vouR CHOICE . ' ' . t. . .. EVERYDAY LOW .PRICES . ,. PEARL STREET tiOT BUYS S ·- . . BACK TO SCHOOL _,. ' ' . COOL OFF WITH . <" ,, ;'!, t09. pW' ~9LIN' .t. ); . I . ' c ... .· .· st: REGIS '"'6~ ...' . ---: ' I For BRIEFS ~ 12 oz. CANS Paper P '.'~ •. ' ii!ll . • ' Jar .l!il I _ "EXTRA SPECIAL · HAM . _ ....,: I .. ' TRY OUR \. II 20oz. Family Size $1,49 . . I I II it!t :_ Listeriue ·-· ·. Mouthwash ~- !C~PSULE LIST I ...: ' ' COLD .; ' -~. PUll I I Ill ~(ONT4C . ' 10oz. ' ·. • $ I t · AlL . Large I ,r • IT'~ THE TOTAL ' •· . . .,, ' ' . ' 4 .. �,.' . . . I, \ . " ·· - ··';;:.! ... ~.. '·, . ~ - .•. ~· .. '·-.··i·_, ,,;tl,, . ' ' ~.. ' '• ' I· .' ' ........ ' ' . . ' - I . ' \! - -- - '' - - - - - I ' -- - -~ -- - ···-- .. ' '. ···-· ' . ' . :J. r ' ·:,"!' ' ' .Franks . ' i. ' ,l ' ' • 'i --- · ·.'. II . i .:· 1 ' . ,!:.-, ,0 ' . ' · '- . • . J '- i' ·' ,I . g ' ' . ' ' . •.• PREAflu.4t .·:wfllTMAN '.·. ·. ., · ' $/b• co, •• • • • ':· ! ' • ·· ·~M'INY .. ,., . . ' ' . ' • ,! • •• .. :~ i . .. c 1 OPEN . SANDWitflES · . . ,.. ,. .li~i, LABO.R . DAY 10for. . I ·N'S.. l · T-SHIRTS and · 1' ' "'". '· ·i;.t;::'::'·:."-:·-~:::~.;;... --~~~....2Ba~gL ~1•-:j)j ' • ?''··· b FC)QttiA.Ng . . .· CARN£0' .. ; INSTANT • '' . REGUlAR HOURS ' "' 11 POP . l' '' '· . .. l&. ·' - 1 ,;- . · ·~·· . ' -~. ~ . • -~ . ' • 1' ' ..: • LEPAGE · CELLOPHANE TAPE ' ~· .· ~~ . : C;. .·. ltutvr'S · ~"'~ ~oo . u!" -- ... .' . . '·. I • · L~~AS GLOSS WHITE HOUSE PAINT c .. REG•.29c ROLL, Notebbok Filler · l ~. ' _,. . .If' LUCO TEX ACRYLIC HOUSE PAINT · , I ' . ~PYFLOwtlR . . 'BUTTER , I ' SATISFACTJON GUARANTEED . ·'I' ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR MQ~ WILL BE ' 'OHI!ERFUlLY RlfUNDEDi .. . 41c AJIMOUII POTTED MEAT _ ,,OL ••• 19c Fresh .' ' '· PIZZA PIE MIX ,, 42c SPAGHETTI DINNER 47c CHIP lOY AlDII {'QCh• CHEF lOY ARDEE \ ICOTTS JUM'O PAPER TOWaS 30c . . ., r ' '. - '\ ' '. For · · DOWNEY - ·'"·"-_q"~69c -~ 'i . ,• ' 1 . •' ,_. •<J '' ' .~ · ; . . 'i r • L ~ • ·~ ' ' . c f •." ' ' .· FOR l LIST 29c EACH School' c Book • Satch~l', 56 •r -·• · J ·r -o . . 4-5-6 · RI:FLE " ' ·' SH~; \r-:5::-:U=:PE=-R~X~.....:.~::.. '· 11 Ga. 1 ·SHSLLS ~~s $2.49 LIST . Ho.KALK ' c BOX .. " . . " = • QU4idR STATE MOl'OR .. OIL Tube . I I ., I I •·.• 1 , : ~--·· V,l~ "' , COMPARE IN lHIS. ' . AREA AT $7.98 s~~J9c • ,.. ' ~.t ' I ' ' . "' I , 'I IMPERIAL SHOTGUN SHELLS ONLY s .44 DII.MONTI ,.... 23c 10c ... "'' oau..u.., ' $3,98 LIST WHITE & COLORS . · .! ./7 CATSUP .. ,TOILET -$ / S·EATS · 18c:. . ,()ODLAND. , sucliD · .. ,.- : CAULKING COMPOUND . ' :cll"l ~IISI ' . · ,· ' " C• '· I •. :-.. .·· .•. u.. .ST-25c-IA-CH_ _. .. . :. .1': · ·un 29c EACH SHEAFFER. -· ·- LUCAS GLQ~S TRIM, TINNING WHITE PAINT ENV8LOPES . Paper · . 'orr,}· i 'I OPEN LABOR .. vouR CHOICE . ' ' . t. . .. EVERYDAY LOW .PRICES . ,. PEARL STREET tiOT BUYS S ·- . . BACK TO SCHOOL _,. ' ' . COOL OFF WITH . <" ,, ;'!, t09. pW' ~9LIN' .t. ); . I . ' c ... .· .· st: REGIS '"'6~ ...' . ---: ' I For BRIEFS ~ 12 oz. CANS Paper P '.'~ •. ' ii!ll . • ' Jar .l!il I _ "EXTRA SPECIAL · HAM . _ ....,: I .. ' TRY OUR \. II 20oz. Family Size $1,49 . . I I II it!t :_ Listeriue ·-· ·. Mouthwash ~- !C~PSULE LIST I ...: ' ' COLD .; ' -~. PUll I I Ill ~(ONT4C . ' 10oz. ' ·. • $ I t · AlL . Large I ,r • IT'~ THE TOTAL ' •· . . .,, ' ' . ' 4 .. �' 1 ' ~ ' I , I ' ' ' ' . f( •APNi'f ., THINKING? · . __.-. .. ART SANSOM -:11 All New Rldletor Shoji •Cu a.Trvctc •HNIW · ,Cort eBulhh&el' . . •Any Typt . EEK .. ~- ~ MEEK, CNJ I TAll< TO . KEIJtl GOBLE. FORD yW RR A MIIJUTI;.,\ OlD &IJDD'i ? Mlddl-rt, 0. WY MI.. a Mill& ' ' WITH 'THE USUAL THRE~.of ~EI ' ' liT's lRO£ f CRIME IS ()SltJS THE SOFT-.sE.tL T~CJ-UJIQ(JE THESE DA'iS! . EXPERIENaD WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TJtAILI!U DON CHARLES DUO Vf¥1 Rewnrwaad BUY YOUR NIW IIIII USED CARS ancl HouliMf 1&. MallfL W. VL Watch Por the Arrt.olef eTOUR-A-HOMh Llgh!Wo..ht Plek·Up TRUCK CAMPER $795.00up PROPERTY IN POMEROY IRAKE SERVICE wbicb baa a I room oow1e,11 bath, at ulllltle., abade lawn, Carden, goldfiab p 0 Ill, a11o S room house, both oUt .._. 992-21'13 Polllll'oy ILAETTNARS lly HAROLD GRAl of high water. Scellle view rtver and 'f8lley. LITTLE ORPHAU ANNil to til health. Phone alter ' p. m. a M Stp IJUSl" I'IOiiCECI eVERY OUT THEY GO .AT BIG DISCOUNT AIR-CONDITIONERS 'OHUT"T<I11S '""":r "'n~ I- WI-I'-11 Only 3 to Sell 5.000 IITU 9,000 BTU II.,SOOBTU : ·~ · 1y 11, T. HAMLIN 1r WIURN VAN ..... AIIBIE AND SI.ATS . , dwllhed pla111 may p IIIW.!'• . , . . ..., !edt awa, 1111 IIIII I'D 1ru1t • L4m1 • IIIIJLI~OOZER - .. a. i<6 1mow lbo • .,• ... llliJlt a II dark and ftat lily will aever breM. I'll pill 1111 faith, IIIJ ... -s...lltnt h1tth a I' 4 IHitlon Ml~fill .... ..,, Ml~llii,JIIIIoot Hill; • tn hlh .. IDilltakt. t'IN!re.!. IDIICb...,, -·f=~w~·~·~"!•~dJro~~L~ -llnllllnlllo'lln-lno ,. -l'ortlttl flnonelne 11\'all..la -,a Wk. l'lld Ttolnlne Pntrom and polal(lel. Clmace Btl, Portland, to425l • 11 lit My ·~• far loll dim; Jill Cflllt what may, I'll --- ........ r piJinllt ...;.TaA ..... . , . ......,... 'i \ ' ,.,,, ~'lUGS IUNtrf'"l .;,. ' ... '·' ,,,.; . ,,, ' •tl!tc11l Allalltlllnt ' ·--· WANT~J) WA111ESSfS- CAIIIOPS- GENERAl. KITOia liP He Expari..,.. Nec.11ary. ,.., .. W• WID 1..- Yov. ,_ ,. :-...; . ' .t ' ',, ·., ! ,·, '· '! ;i ·1 I.' r~ • • A • . -I· 'f ' ·\·· j' I ! I ~), p = .tl' ' "'-•Mllo!'· :.. ~j',>t<' ' . ~j.t~~ .~'I ' !\1 ' · 1$ . ,, :.'f.. -~ -~r t~ I v.t~ i ' f -'·. I' ' > ' ' ' \ �' 1 ' ~ ' I , I ' ' ' ' . f( •APNi'f ., THINKING? · . __.-. .. ART SANSOM -:11 All New Rldletor Shoji •Cu a.Trvctc •HNIW · ,Cort eBulhh&el' . . •Any Typt . EEK .. ~- ~ MEEK, CNJ I TAll< TO . KEIJtl GOBLE. FORD yW RR A MIIJUTI;.,\ OlD &IJDD'i ? Mlddl-rt, 0. WY MI.. a Mill& ' ' WITH 'THE USUAL THRE~.of ~EI ' ' liT's lRO£ f CRIME IS ()SltJS THE SOFT-.sE.tL T~CJ-UJIQ(JE THESE DA'iS! . EXPERIENaD WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TJtAILI!U DON CHARLES DUO Vf¥1 Rewnrwaad BUY YOUR NIW IIIII USED CARS ancl HouliMf 1&. MallfL W. VL Watch Por the Arrt.olef eTOUR-A-HOMh Llgh!Wo..ht Plek·Up TRUCK CAMPER $795.00up PROPERTY IN POMEROY IRAKE SERVICE wbicb baa a I room oow1e,11 bath, at ulllltle., abade lawn, Carden, goldfiab p 0 Ill, a11o S room house, both oUt .._. 992-21'13 Polllll'oy ILAETTNARS lly HAROLD GRAl of high water. Scellle view rtver and 'f8lley. LITTLE ORPHAU ANNil to til health. Phone alter ' p. m. a M Stp IJUSl" I'IOiiCECI eVERY OUT THEY GO .AT BIG DISCOUNT AIR-CONDITIONERS 'OHUT"T<I11S '""":r "'n~ I- WI-I'-11 Only 3 to Sell 5.000 IITU 9,000 BTU II.,SOOBTU : ·~ · 1y 11, T. HAMLIN 1r WIURN VAN ..... AIIBIE AND SI.ATS . , dwllhed pla111 may p IIIW.!'• . , . . ..., !edt awa, 1111 IIIII I'D 1ru1t • L4m1 • IIIIJLI~OOZER - .. a. i<6 1mow lbo • .,• ... llliJlt a II dark and ftat lily will aever breM. I'll pill 1111 faith, IIIJ ... -s...lltnt h1tth a I' 4 IHitlon Ml~fill .... ..,, Ml~llii,JIIIIoot Hill; • tn hlh .. IDilltakt. t'IN!re.!. IDIICb...,, -·f=~w~·~·~"!•~dJro~~L~ -llnllllnlllo'lln-lno ,. -l'ortlttl flnonelne 11\'all..la -,a Wk. l'lld Ttolnlne Pntrom and polal(lel. Clmace Btl, Portland, to425l • 11 lit My ·~• far loll dim; Jill Cflllt what may, I'll --- ........ r piJinllt ...;.TaA ..... . , . ......,... 'i \ ' ,.,,, ~'lUGS IUNtrf'"l .;,. ' ... '·' ,,,.; . ,,, ' •tl!tc11l Allalltlllnt ' ·--· WANT~J) WA111ESSfS- CAIIIOPS- GENERAl. KITOia liP He Expari..,.. Nec.11ary. ,.., .. W• WID 1..- Yov. ,_ ,. :-...; . ' .t ' ',, ·., ! ,·, '· '! ;i ·1 I.' r~ • • A • . -I· 'f ' ·\·· j' I ! I ~), p = .tl' ' "'-•Mllo!'· :.. ~j',>t<' ' . ~j.t~~ .~'I ' !\1 ' · 1$ . ,, :.'f.. -~ -~r t~ I v.t~ i ' f -'·. I' ' > ' ' ' \ �..' ··.; '' ' • 01}1 B , d. · '~C)Orij~hbil U..~ld.~)lve ~ ~IIIDI .~ I . o•ce . .:~.-. • •'lny· Mlu~1 ~·: ~ e~ ~: ·J UG .. llf!P.\!111 etll •''~ ' JJlw· · ~ ~ -~ ~y --·-- ·vc- ' , NEW YOU ·- .Morrll Chat; fin, who 80ld ~ "HOliday' on ~1' 10. M~a for fll I' ;;:;;;1 mtlllm, Just bill a stroke . . . OJdtlme Abe Allell ~ ~ ring dwltp II ,wifn .bed. and bate& taking bl1 loulbeat _llllht; lyini . doliD ll'llllllll .. , . Roaallnd Ruuell and hub- by Frecldle JlrllloD wall! RQD aul~~~ W · ------ ..,.-~--~ --- ~-- ~ \ fw the title role in Fred's ml!" "Coco" aboUt famed Plrls dealper Coco Cltanel; others of tile unIt invalved want IOIIIfJOite else, will be beld 7:311 p.m. .,.ttapa Julle Christie .·. Lo· ~I s,pL u at the bt8b •ll!botll. IW'I · Holellr en~t dlat-tile Omynilteeehalrmenname reetor •Ecldie Rimlan and wife . ' ~ ·,: wm_, Mn. Fred Georle. dlvm:ed .. .. Cab Calloway's ~ .meet DanCt; Nrs. Jim Ne!SCIII, Quia and ruu, Dee Cllllroh at bersbljl; Mrs. Purl Van I WIDlams of "Hallelujah Baby" . ·8 and Mrs. Charlel Klng, teamed up for rt<:Ol'dlnp .. , gram; Mrs. Geolp.Wblte, lnclustriallll J01eph Norban'a pilalll~; Mn. Gene back fronl Eunlpe and didn't No. magata., publlcalionl and buy lt , .. Used to be, f o I k 1 a lllljan: and Joe Sayre, lafety, were engaged and !hen mar31. rled: Ralph Meeker added anMa· BUl Haekelt h.u other stage when he Introduced '::ldaQCbler ~. , 1 ' ,. ! 1 ,. .• , ifiJf u,, . ,. , HamU~ I ' Tayl~ · ., ·S ~ Li~oo, 1JO *I' ,. . ' ·REPLACER ,. . ' l I High fortification. Wayne Callnip delivers vitamins A,-D, 8., K, thiamine, niacin and g, plus a blend of essential ml,oenils, AIS!I contains methionine, 1 vital building tiiKk of protein. mii~Y .Improvements In the calves ~ from the LOW CALORIE GRAPEFRUIT & GRAPE ~ ............ ........ ,,.,..,.. ----·-- ...._ .. ....,IKallilrtrw.enutCCIIDr , for-joeL NEW '61 ZENITH COLOR fV ... AS lOW AS ··· ·...... · .. · $349.95 • ~t INGELS FURNIJURE Color Crossfir• BAKER FURNITURE 985-3347 ·54oL ' ••tl, Chester, 0 , MIDDLEPORT, 0 . bots. RACINE Ful•• V alu ... THE DECQRATI!D VARI~TY big relit r s .' I "· Del Monte Tomato . CAT'S'UP • • RUTLAND DEPT. STORE " .~:~ :·:::;{~~:. · WAID CROSS SONS .. STOCK UP FOR YWEEKEND ... OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED, LABOR ' DAY,MON.,SEPT.4 ,' \' ,;!·' .. t. '.. ' ,( RIVER HERRING EXTRA F I N E · · - - - - - - - - Charcoat ~ighterfluid: etc. ~~~~~'J~l~~=i~~=~.4 J PRODUCT OF KRAFT SALAD BOWL / Salad Dressi •• IGF 3!..S9c : 1.9c . . 1. ' CA~NED ,·'1/ .. ~ (' ( ' · -·.,.e ~ , ·~T TUPPERS PLAINS e .·• " ... . ~"'' ·, '•~ :•; .. . • :· · . )'. : QUANTIT,Y RIGHTS RESERVED " · '·"' ' n' ft . ' ' ... ., ' ... ~ ' '~ .. • ·· ·(•' ., •DAJRl' BtlYSe . i· Dolly ' I B~ 32 OL. ' •. :· .Jar For .·,: :. , . . !· ·· only:T; . · ~ •••• ~. I -· ~~Eii'FECTIVE AUG. 31; SEPr. 1-1 ·"<' >. .P' '" , '~. . ·~:~. . . .. . GROUND BEEF o:~::;:,.-- 3-.•. •1-.., OHIO V~LEY WIENERS 2 ~ 98c SLICED BACON ':.~·rt . ,~49c SLICED .BACON ENDS _ 3 ~...99c ARtt,\OUR'S ··~ ~, :'~ . :tyo~s MARKfT ' PURE SHORTENING _ _ __ .1. ":: I \SWIFTNI·N.G •••• ( " fl.·.· . .....'· . ... ' ·-.,.;·. .;. . . ;-:...,..._...:..·-----'1 •' ,.L 79c GRADE A MILK '. !!.&49c ARMOUR'S 'TREET LUNCH MEAT PARTY PAK SWEET PICKLES ---•·49c , CUSTOM CANNED POP 99c ' MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE . quart gql. ' ,, ..... 'I ,., ,,, e AT RACINE e, , . Talfts Like R••l ! e • .AT RUTLAND " l•l · >' PASTEURIZED AND HOMOGENIZED _ _ _ _ _ _......_ DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK . t-41t • .., ,.; ITH & PEARL STS.-RACINE "Thfr Slort With A l!art" lUCht nl8fVed to limit quantltltll. FAIRMONT . "'• ~ ... .. . 39c Saturday .. ...... .. .... 9 to 8 large can I ' ·: LARGE 26 QZ. BOT.- . . Open Mon.-Fri. .. . • • • • .. 9 to 6 No.2! '.( ' MARKET ~- Ice Cr11m,., .h.............. .............,,.,.........., ........ NEW.- SUPH-POWIRID* FEED STORE • FUlL ftECfll._,. M I •YM» 1YF • ,. ~lcellence Coll~ioQ.t~ ,. ' - CBANIIEL MASTEl ' , KAUTf . ' .,. IQ, "'· r(·~~ You will 111 .l BULOVA . SEE US TODAY! Clftl AUIII!W • . ·' JOU raise on Wayne Cal(nlp, I ;, ' All milk protein. Wayne Calfnip Is hiah In milk prodUets. No l:erNf· filler. Better digestibility, ··.. I 1Z'PORTABLE TV • . f • an• Stooel rock and rall f .. . i No.2li St:ltHHI ' • There's not another watch that does as much for a man's pride .•• ~Ill SWEET TREAT SLIC:ED PORK&BEANS ~ ' ·.:~ cltFNIP i•rs SHOWBOAT ,, ·*" ·.: ; . . . . -~- . ·• 1/lYHE, ' - LONDON (IJPI) - Pollee ,._ •.,.,..,. Jloaday r.,orted thieve• stole ._.,_,,-, efoti!IDI and jewelry wortlt . . . from lhe heme of eatertalner Mlck Jager, of the . i :~ , . ., Uoz. II'ONB ROBBED ' ( ('\":. . . __ ! ·.)·.~ :··,-/ ' FOR $CHOOL DAY LUNCHES-;BIG TOP ' AIMWOIII'I.Idpe:J .. 1" I 7 ;• · .L :§· E (; .j· A '. ' I \ ,\,:. ,.29. , !q<: Tilt '..,. st. -'tl!~s,.8 BoUna . ., LOOK WHAT $1.00 ·BUYS Basl)an Fire House, sponsored cream were served. ' by' 'lhe Bashan Volunteer ' · Dipartment. Coulmence ..,.,,. ' " CASTE SYSTEM 1111 at 7 p.m., music by . Tr d' . all dl , COuntry Drifters." : a Ilion Y' 1.n 11 . ~ !!)I stem was concetved to segre. I Monda, !gale Aryan canquerors fro 1 OFFICERS and den mothers the aboriginal Dravidians and ' · of Racine Cub Seout l'ack and developed into a division of any mothers of scoutli wlUlng to bor. Brahmans were lhe prle>sls serve as a deo mother ••• ask and schalan, Kshatriyas ed to attend an org,nrzatlonal warriors Valsyas the me1~cbanls 1 meeting to be h~ld ~· Monday and Sudras the workera. 1 ( Sept. 4, at the ·Rae ne Baptist untouchabl•s were beyond cast• I Church, Fred E. Smith, cub- and were condemned to t h , master, annOU!JCed. A reslionse most menial Iaslo!. from Syracuae mothe•• of Inter. -- -- ---~ est in organizing,a nel~tborhood den is being solicited by I h e 1 cubmaster. CIUCKEN BARBECUE, div· ing exbibition and airplane rides will be leatUHd at a Lagor Day observance sponsored by the Civil Air Patrol at Forked Run ;j~: Lake. Last one for the season. § LABOR DAY observance at Chester will feature a chicken barbecue and an lee cream ,,._ cial with serving to begin at _ _ 11'30 a. m. There will be a ; parade at 1:30 p. m. with gaines ~-,;;.~~ for the chUdren In the after· noon. The event Is being span- ;o;·,;,;;j sored by the Chester Ftre De-l }artment. DANCE wit! be held Labor Day from a to 11 p. m. at tile Ra~lne Junior Hlgb Scllool auditorium, sponaored by the R• clne lligb Sehilol IeniOr CIIIBL Millie wUI be provided by the "';::.l;~r:; Dlltortlons. 'l1lert wm be door !' • ' priln. . I SPIN A YAR·N s·n\OP II Krodel Par~ shelter Hackett and childrtn R o 8 l!llday • Sept. 3· . Marie, Dennis, and lhlanle •• are to take a plentc the observance were Mr. Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., ( Mary Shafer, Mf. and Mrs. CREAM Social Paul Smart, and Lor.!, Lym•,l day · evening, Sept. 2, at I h e and Kent Kloes. Cake and i ' l ./. iltal' jl alt1li'D. often l'lfemlil to 11 ''Nwn' r star 14 Mars. · NUl," Wll lltcll4 pn•; . , . ,... , Clf IIIUIIQ'"" ldint' 'oa ·t~~t qw11•n ~t ' ' · 't! . , •, . ; .. ' ~,'': ~~~·P!!Ib' ~ ~. SOJ!i ,wrlter G;C\1'8e'<i;~;JD6s,Cas.,;-elltepp :1 ,. ' '·. , t , . .: ', . : .' ,, ',{ \ ~; ~Jill)!' ifllle~ qilpped. buf Jli!!!l;l'\<k;.. , , , · , ol blseblij - ~~~ a maj·•r ~~ Gllbrallh at l1li ~.. not~ t~ revive ":Ali WU~ .lib! ~u~~ PI ·:t!'•-.mil~la .. ' · '()q thls'day In \\1~\0"Y.' · .' ' !eagu~ eareerliiaii\IJ ~ ,lpo · Ugbt Club ani! :~xplahiecl, "We- neu" with Greer Gar•un .lhd "-Up,·~ ~ 1 ~1-ltcaai'~ ·, 1, ·' ID· !10~.c. - ~tta c'Oii)nllt- !han fo'ui; deelldes h< ·~· officiallY lnaeparabie.:•. . Walter Pidgeon but G~ said etpected_to lll'WI a~~~ ~dio ted ala~ ~y · ~rmltt\n& ,·a resigned a~ manager oi t ~ Dirty • book authOress and s~: Walter will take It ,out Cltf MU$lc !JI!II recori!s · l~t ll!~e · . ~Ito her. . • . ' , New York Melli. ail ex·TV ogre are reJlla~ ihe fn ~pl. ' : .. Sean. Connery pre, ~ by "Jlar~fclo~ in lh~· ,P~kl', · In "J~80. Bi;l!ed'i\lt -~d: ·~ thOili!bt .fqr !he day gamier parts o1 .ber tome . '... viewed "Far From the ' Maa, : :· In _Its 88Bel'llll!i«.ene near pro~' lb• !ltltllil! be 1!01i!ll .~el'kal! Writer Penry Dav·d Maybe yoti, shoulcln't dlsco_ut, ding C{o~~" ,In lmtdoil and ~e end, lhe leila playing PIN!~ flurreJ(des; the 1\JilerlcaJI fort at•Tb9reau olice >s~: "T' age the kids with this musl~l pronoUIIIled Jtille Christie ''A for dancjnlll i'ull~ l'l;t. West· Point. · ·, < ,. savage_Iii man Ja ,never 'IIU•t~ lad: Benny Goodmalt prac- new Garbo' ... She's not; sbe's winner Tad Mosel, ~~•-M''- ,n;t 1~, Herinaiin Goepn~; etadlcatiid,•~:, ,. ,, !Ices jflree houi'l , a day .. .. the lli'SI ·JuUe • Chrlstle and lhll acteenplay ,·,. ~ With 'Lynda Bini sa far t\'Oin that's a bright· enotJ8n alar .·. gams did bigger aH~ Concoi'il ·. 0 st. 'l'ropu, Gerge The minidress Liz sport; etien:'got stand· y new around !here with Greta Ed In Sardlnl~ w,s 110medt!Qg \h.• ovalions.·from the c f, ow d, , , '· , ,· .... · . . •, Valiant, 21-year-old French toheinandbll'!labciul , .. P~ ~i'IWI)eels · from. bcJs Phil : . · AT T'i!l! .· .· ., · model ... Hear tell Jadde Rb- ty Nancy coffin from Colum· Greenwald ... Hear teU LBJ; "\ . . lnsan's in tbe cosmet!c busl· bus, Ga. viSited tile "Gree~ ottei'Ed N; Y, councll prn. ·~· . ' • , • . ness wllh a Dr. A.-Logan .... BereU" .set to extract an In· Frank OConnQI' an almaft car• 870 ASH MIDDLEPORT 992-2661 The buge advance CK'dera faT tetvlew from John Wajne; di· rlar for use as a N. Y. wca· · ·' .., · ·,.,. , · · . . _ lhe "Gene With !he Wind" reo rector 1\1 MIO'phy watebecl her Ilona! school. . eFRID,AY .. SATURDAYe vlvaJ In October, eonvilqd taking notes, needed someone ··· .. ., "Col-.n" (LIIlfn Yard) Rtl. 1.19 - - $ale 89c MG~ to haul "Ben llur" out pronto to play an Army wile, By Ualted Preallltlemat!tall "Monet" !Wool Blind) Rtg., .:$a!t 99c of Ill! archives for another mon- Nancy got the job, and tumed Today !s Wellnelday, Aug. 10, PLUS, FREE. PAnERN · ey-go.round . . GWTW has $1.- out In relll life to be just that lhe.242nd day ol1967 wlllt 123 to ' Open-:-Monclavttiru l'riaJ--12T114!'M 200,IJOO In the callers already - an Anny wife. · follow. S.turd1y, 9 t114·P. .IM-:EVIIIII'Iti by A-t,..ment KNITTING LESSO'to1S STAR~Ni';'S~N . for only three bookings. Fat Jack E. Leonard'• on a The moon Is between lte last . . ' ... . . . . Someone has tile sprlghUy very strict diet since the doctor quarter and new phlse. '""' . ' and Birthday Parly 011 aevThe 17th blrtbdav of BIll officers ar.d Hackett was Gb!erVed Tui!Sday I are urged to attend. evening with a family party. Reunion Joining Mr. and Mrs. Geal'llel . . ,f . " , \ ~/~,, . M~dison ' '.'! ' �..' ··.; '' ' • 01}1 B , d. · '~C)Orij~hbil U..~ld.~)lve ~ ~IIIDI .~ I . o•ce . .:~.-. • •'lny· Mlu~1 ~·: ~ e~ ~: ·J UG .. llf!P.\!111 etll •''~ ' JJlw· · ~ ~ -~ ~y --·-- ·vc- ' , NEW YOU ·- .Morrll Chat; fin, who 80ld ~ "HOliday' on ~1' 10. M~a for fll I' ;;:;;;1 mtlllm, Just bill a stroke . . . OJdtlme Abe Allell ~ ~ ring dwltp II ,wifn .bed. and bate& taking bl1 loulbeat _llllht; lyini . doliD ll'llllllll .. , . Roaallnd Ruuell and hub- by Frecldle JlrllloD wall! RQD aul~~~ W · ------ ..,.-~--~ --- ~-- ~ \ fw the title role in Fred's ml!" "Coco" aboUt famed Plrls dealper Coco Cltanel; others of tile unIt invalved want IOIIIfJOite else, will be beld 7:311 p.m. .,.ttapa Julle Christie .·. Lo· ~I s,pL u at the bt8b •ll!botll. IW'I · Holellr en~t dlat-tile Omynilteeehalrmenname reetor •Ecldie Rimlan and wife . ' ~ ·,: wm_, Mn. Fred Georle. dlvm:ed .. .. Cab Calloway's ~ .meet DanCt; Nrs. Jim Ne!SCIII, Quia and ruu, Dee Cllllroh at bersbljl; Mrs. Purl Van I WIDlams of "Hallelujah Baby" . ·8 and Mrs. Charlel Klng, teamed up for rt<:Ol'dlnp .. , gram; Mrs. Geolp.Wblte, lnclustriallll J01eph Norban'a pilalll~; Mn. Gene back fronl Eunlpe and didn't No. magata., publlcalionl and buy lt , .. Used to be, f o I k 1 a lllljan: and Joe Sayre, lafety, were engaged and !hen mar31. rled: Ralph Meeker added anMa· BUl Haekelt h.u other stage when he Introduced '::ldaQCbler ~. , 1 ' ,. ! 1 ,. .• , ifiJf u,, . ,. , HamU~ I ' Tayl~ · ., ·S ~ Li~oo, 1JO *I' ,. . ' ·REPLACER ,. . ' l I High fortification. Wayne Callnip delivers vitamins A,-D, 8., K, thiamine, niacin and g, plus a blend of essential ml,oenils, AIS!I contains methionine, 1 vital building tiiKk of protein. mii~Y .Improvements In the calves ~ from the LOW CALORIE GRAPEFRUIT & GRAPE ~ ............ ........ ,,.,..,.. ----·-- ...._ .. ....,IKallilrtrw.enutCCIIDr , for-joeL NEW '61 ZENITH COLOR fV ... AS lOW AS ··· ·...... · .. · $349.95 • ~t INGELS FURNIJURE Color Crossfir• BAKER FURNITURE 985-3347 ·54oL ' ••tl, Chester, 0 , MIDDLEPORT, 0 . bots. RACINE Ful•• V alu ... THE DECQRATI!D VARI~TY big relit r s .' I "· Del Monte Tomato . CAT'S'UP • • RUTLAND DEPT. STORE " .~:~ :·:::;{~~:. · WAID CROSS SONS .. STOCK UP FOR YWEEKEND ... OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED, LABOR ' DAY,MON.,SEPT.4 ,' \' ,;!·' .. t. '.. ' ,( RIVER HERRING EXTRA F I N E · · - - - - - - - - Charcoat ~ighterfluid: etc. ~~~~~'J~l~~=i~~=~.4 J PRODUCT OF KRAFT SALAD BOWL / Salad Dressi •• IGF 3!..S9c : 1.9c . . 1. ' CA~NED ,·'1/ .. ~ (' ( ' · -·.,.e ~ , ·~T TUPPERS PLAINS e .·• " ... . ~"'' ·, '•~ :•; .. . • :· · . )'. : QUANTIT,Y RIGHTS RESERVED " · '·"' ' n' ft . ' ' ... ., ' ... ~ ' '~ .. • ·· ·(•' ., •DAJRl' BtlYSe . i· Dolly ' I B~ 32 OL. ' •. :· .Jar For .·,: :. , . . !· ·· only:T; . · ~ •••• ~. I -· ~~Eii'FECTIVE AUG. 31; SEPr. 1-1 ·"<' >. .P' '" , '~. . ·~:~. . . .. . GROUND BEEF o:~::;:,.-- 3-.•. •1-.., OHIO V~LEY WIENERS 2 ~ 98c SLICED BACON ':.~·rt . ,~49c SLICED .BACON ENDS _ 3 ~...99c ARtt,\OUR'S ··~ ~, :'~ . :tyo~s MARKfT ' PURE SHORTENING _ _ __ .1. ":: I \SWIFTNI·N.G •••• ( " fl.·.· . .....'· . ... ' ·-.,.;·. .;. . . ;-:...,..._...:..·-----'1 •' ,.L 79c GRADE A MILK '. !!.&49c ARMOUR'S 'TREET LUNCH MEAT PARTY PAK SWEET PICKLES ---•·49c , CUSTOM CANNED POP 99c ' MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE . quart gql. ' ,, ..... 'I ,., ,,, e AT RACINE e, , . Talfts Like R••l ! e • .AT RUTLAND " l•l · >' PASTEURIZED AND HOMOGENIZED _ _ _ _ _ _......_ DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK . t-41t • .., ,.; ITH & PEARL STS.-RACINE "Thfr Slort With A l!art" lUCht nl8fVed to limit quantltltll. FAIRMONT . "'• ~ ... .. . 39c Saturday .. ...... .. .... 9 to 8 large can I ' ·: LARGE 26 QZ. BOT.- . . Open Mon.-Fri. .. . • • • • .. 9 to 6 No.2! '.( ' MARKET ~- Ice Cr11m,., .h.............. .............,,.,.........., ........ NEW.- SUPH-POWIRID* FEED STORE • FUlL ftECfll._,. M I •YM» 1YF • ,. ~lcellence Coll~ioQ.t~ ,. ' - CBANIIEL MASTEl ' , KAUTf . ' .,. IQ, "'· r(·~~ You will 111 .l BULOVA . SEE US TODAY! Clftl AUIII!W • . ·' JOU raise on Wayne Cal(nlp, I ;, ' All milk protein. Wayne Calfnip Is hiah In milk prodUets. No l:erNf· filler. Better digestibility, ··.. I 1Z'PORTABLE TV • . f • an• Stooel rock and rall f .. . i No.2li St:ltHHI ' • There's not another watch that does as much for a man's pride .•• ~Ill SWEET TREAT SLIC:ED PORK&BEANS ~ ' ·.:~ cltFNIP i•rs SHOWBOAT ,, ·*" ·.: ; . . . . -~- . ·• 1/lYHE, ' - LONDON (IJPI) - Pollee ,._ •.,.,..,. Jloaday r.,orted thieve• stole ._.,_,,-, efoti!IDI and jewelry wortlt . . . from lhe heme of eatertalner Mlck Jager, of the . i :~ , . ., Uoz. II'ONB ROBBED ' ( ('\":. . . __ ! ·.)·.~ :··,-/ ' FOR $CHOOL DAY LUNCHES-;BIG TOP ' AIMWOIII'I.Idpe:J .. 1" I 7 ;• · .L :§· E (; .j· A '. ' I \ ,\,:. ,.29. , !q<: Tilt '..,. st. -'tl!~s,.8 BoUna . ., LOOK WHAT $1.00 ·BUYS Basl)an Fire House, sponsored cream were served. ' by' 'lhe Bashan Volunteer ' · Dipartment. Coulmence ..,.,,. ' " CASTE SYSTEM 1111 at 7 p.m., music by . Tr d' . all dl , COuntry Drifters." : a Ilion Y' 1.n 11 . ~ !!)I stem was concetved to segre. I Monda, !gale Aryan canquerors fro 1 OFFICERS and den mothers the aboriginal Dravidians and ' · of Racine Cub Seout l'ack and developed into a division of any mothers of scoutli wlUlng to bor. Brahmans were lhe prle>sls serve as a deo mother ••• ask and schalan, Kshatriyas ed to attend an org,nrzatlonal warriors Valsyas the me1~cbanls 1 meeting to be h~ld ~· Monday and Sudras the workera. 1 ( Sept. 4, at the ·Rae ne Baptist untouchabl•s were beyond cast• I Church, Fred E. Smith, cub- and were condemned to t h , master, annOU!JCed. A reslionse most menial Iaslo!. from Syracuae mothe•• of Inter. -- -- ---~ est in organizing,a nel~tborhood den is being solicited by I h e 1 cubmaster. CIUCKEN BARBECUE, div· ing exbibition and airplane rides will be leatUHd at a Lagor Day observance sponsored by the Civil Air Patrol at Forked Run ;j~: Lake. Last one for the season. § LABOR DAY observance at Chester will feature a chicken barbecue and an lee cream ,,._ cial with serving to begin at _ _ 11'30 a. m. There will be a ; parade at 1:30 p. m. with gaines ~-,;;.~~ for the chUdren In the after· noon. The event Is being span- ;o;·,;,;;j sored by the Chester Ftre De-l }artment. DANCE wit! be held Labor Day from a to 11 p. m. at tile Ra~lne Junior Hlgb Scllool auditorium, sponaored by the R• clne lligb Sehilol IeniOr CIIIBL Millie wUI be provided by the "';::.l;~r:; Dlltortlons. 'l1lert wm be door !' • ' priln. . I SPIN A YAR·N s·n\OP II Krodel Par~ shelter Hackett and childrtn R o 8 l!llday • Sept. 3· . Marie, Dennis, and lhlanle •• are to take a plentc the observance were Mr. Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., ( Mary Shafer, Mf. and Mrs. CREAM Social Paul Smart, and Lor.!, Lym•,l day · evening, Sept. 2, at I h e and Kent Kloes. Cake and i ' l ./. iltal' jl alt1li'D. often l'lfemlil to 11 ''Nwn' r star 14 Mars. · NUl," Wll lltcll4 pn•; . , . ,... , Clf IIIUIIQ'"" ldint' 'oa ·t~~t qw11•n ~t ' ' · 't! . , •, . ; .. ' ~,'': ~~~·P!!Ib' ~ ~. SOJ!i ,wrlter G;C\1'8e'<i;~;JD6s,Cas.,;-elltepp :1 ,. ' '·. , t , . .: ', . : .' ,, ',{ \ ~; ~Jill)!' ifllle~ qilpped. buf Jli!!!l;l'\<k;.. , , , · , ol blseblij - ~~~ a maj·•r ~~ Gllbrallh at l1li ~.. not~ t~ revive ":Ali WU~ .lib! ~u~~ PI ·:t!'•-.mil~la .. ' · '()q thls'day In \\1~\0"Y.' · .' ' !eagu~ eareerliiaii\IJ ~ ,lpo · Ugbt Club ani! :~xplahiecl, "We- neu" with Greer Gar•un .lhd "-Up,·~ ~ 1 ~1-ltcaai'~ ·, 1, ·' ID· !10~.c. - ~tta c'Oii)nllt- !han fo'ui; deelldes h< ·~· officiallY lnaeparabie.:•. . Walter Pidgeon but G~ said etpected_to lll'WI a~~~ ~dio ted ala~ ~y · ~rmltt\n& ,·a resigned a~ manager oi t ~ Dirty • book authOress and s~: Walter will take It ,out Cltf MU$lc !JI!II recori!s · l~t ll!~e · . ~Ito her. . • . ' , New York Melli. ail ex·TV ogre are reJlla~ ihe fn ~pl. ' : .. Sean. Connery pre, ~ by "Jlar~fclo~ in lh~· ,P~kl', · In "J~80. Bi;l!ed'i\lt -~d: ·~ thOili!bt .fqr !he day gamier parts o1 .ber tome . '... viewed "Far From the ' Maa, : :· In _Its 88Bel'llll!i«.ene near pro~' lb• !ltltllil! be 1!01i!ll .~el'kal! Writer Penry Dav·d Maybe yoti, shoulcln't dlsco_ut, ding C{o~~" ,In lmtdoil and ~e end, lhe leila playing PIN!~ flurreJ(des; the 1\JilerlcaJI fort at•Tb9reau olice >s~: "T' age the kids with this musl~l pronoUIIIled Jtille Christie ''A for dancjnlll i'ull~ l'l;t. West· Point. · ·, < ,. savage_Iii man Ja ,never 'IIU•t~ lad: Benny Goodmalt prac- new Garbo' ... She's not; sbe's winner Tad Mosel, ~~•-M''- ,n;t 1~, Herinaiin Goepn~; etadlcatiid,•~:, ,. ,, !Ices jflree houi'l , a day .. .. the lli'SI ·JuUe • Chrlstle and lhll acteenplay ,·,. ~ With 'Lynda Bini sa far t\'Oin that's a bright· enotJ8n alar .·. gams did bigger aH~ Concoi'il ·. 0 st. 'l'ropu, Gerge The minidress Liz sport; etien:'got stand· y new around !here with Greta Ed In Sardlnl~ w,s 110medt!Qg \h.• ovalions.·from the c f, ow d, , , '· , ,· .... · . . •, Valiant, 21-year-old French toheinandbll'!labciul , .. P~ ~i'IWI)eels · from. bcJs Phil : . · AT T'i!l! .· .· ., · model ... Hear tell Jadde Rb- ty Nancy coffin from Colum· Greenwald ... Hear teU LBJ; "\ . . lnsan's in tbe cosmet!c busl· bus, Ga. viSited tile "Gree~ ottei'Ed N; Y, councll prn. ·~· . ' • , • . ness wllh a Dr. A.-Logan .... BereU" .set to extract an In· Frank OConnQI' an almaft car• 870 ASH MIDDLEPORT 992-2661 The buge advance CK'dera faT tetvlew from John Wajne; di· rlar for use as a N. Y. wca· · ·' .., · ·,.,. , · · . . _ lhe "Gene With !he Wind" reo rector 1\1 MIO'phy watebecl her Ilona! school. . eFRID,AY .. SATURDAYe vlvaJ In October, eonvilqd taking notes, needed someone ··· .. ., "Col-.n" (LIIlfn Yard) Rtl. 1.19 - - $ale 89c MG~ to haul "Ben llur" out pronto to play an Army wile, By Ualted Preallltlemat!tall "Monet" !Wool Blind) Rtg., .:$a!t 99c of Ill! archives for another mon- Nancy got the job, and tumed Today !s Wellnelday, Aug. 10, PLUS, FREE. PAnERN · ey-go.round . . GWTW has $1.- out In relll life to be just that lhe.242nd day ol1967 wlllt 123 to ' Open-:-Monclavttiru l'riaJ--12T114!'M 200,IJOO In the callers already - an Anny wife. · follow. S.turd1y, 9 t114·P. .IM-:EVIIIII'Iti by A-t,..ment KNITTING LESSO'to1S STAR~Ni';'S~N . for only three bookings. Fat Jack E. Leonard'• on a The moon Is between lte last . . ' ... . . . . Someone has tile sprlghUy very strict diet since the doctor quarter and new phlse. '""' . ' and Birthday Parly 011 aevThe 17th blrtbdav of BIll officers ar.d Hackett was Gb!erVed Tui!Sday I are urged to attend. evening with a family party. Reunion Joining Mr. and Mrs. Geal'llel . . ,f . " , \ ~/~,, . M~dison ' '.'! ' �' ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ <l t'- • ,11:' ) '• 1 ' ~hristma$ Flower S,llow.,plgnne$l;;tlt~. .M,e,eliiig of R~lana:y,rden Clu,b Reid on A ·Chlfslmas flower s~ow Ia er sllol!, Mrs. ,lla"[rence Mil· be held in Ngvember was lhoao .was . we!r.OmedaO'a n~~ .·,\·' ·' ~ ,._ , laoned ·when·,the Rutlard Gar- ~~mber of the club, a9a th~ , .; Mr. ~ ·Mn ,, • lien ClUb met MoM'Y night at resignation 11"011\ · membershtp, and daiiihtez:, _ tile berne of lilts. Carl Denison. 1by Mrs. Reibel was accepted and John GUmore · 'f!l.e,.~olijlay show wljl be stag- ~ witl] regret. . lolrs. , Reibel re- t09, Fla, 'l'ete he!1 , . · ed . at the home of Mrs.· C: 0. 1cently moved to MorrJsto'!"· neral services of Mrs, wjtll Mrs. Johft' Hunnell bel~ Chapman. Mrs. .I\Obert Re1bel, '!'he program by M!'S. lia~ Gilmore, , " su ·pi cha•rman a!lll vlel! president, "bad Clu\r8e of Winn was on preparmg Afn- ed MQnd~" at 1,;, beln n~med ,the · meeting aro gave a (letail- can violets lor shows. M r s. MlddlePifl'l Church tr. haridle work 'ass ~ments ed report of the state conven- Dayton Parsons gave a report Pallbearer! w~re ,}'V e<n d e . ' !g . tlon of th• Ohlq Association of on terms pertaining to Afncan I Gerl~ch; .Homer Rice,-. T 0 m ron, Carto!J!o~. , Dan White and Arthur Miller Garden Clubs held In Athens violets, and Mrs. Winn exhibit· Bowen, Leo Chit(!,, ~ , Cl!l!)in~atl, a~d W'i_St~rville . •were named ro-cllolrmen for last week. Mrs. Reibel was gen- ed sin~le crown plants. Mel8bart and ,WUbur h e 'IOns IY•r• als9. pre_sent 'tlujt ~in' the sale of the commemoratiVe ere! cha!Tman for the conven· Garden1ng tips for September! bald. The f;tev. liOn Moy~· Parkersburg, W. Va., A~=~~~' teen rals~d for ptograms at the f•rst game -~ tlon ' were given by Mrs. Denison. Jlc!aled 'a11!1 .b~rial ~T,BS ln the dria, KentQCky, and · 0 ~il'·"maroo" n anil gold , membership drive was discuss- I Members also heard reoorts She suggested that lawns be ' Rivervi~w temetecy. I . P.ark, .'California. the M~ies l:llgh BanH, and ed land Miller, as vice pres!- ' on the Mejgs"County Fa1r flow- fertilized. that old clumps oil ,M~. ·sums ba,s returned to >' , 1a~t''$4,Siill 1~ "eeded to dent, will serve w1th Mrs Har- 1 ·--- :peonies and bearded iris and Covington bUt his wif~ and SWARTZ REUNIO!~L bill bid Rice of Rutland. Mr. Nor- - · g·l day lilies be reset, and that daughter wUI remain , for 'llhe •nnpal Swartz .(a!lliiY re· Tui'nod In at ihf. •meeling was man Van Matre of Middleport, 80 watermg and cultivating ros.) a week. ,Mr. 9ilm~re left. Tue&· union~ will , be l!eld SUJUI~y, ced for $l,l50.50 'from the and Mrs. Gene Hc•udash•lt of , bushes be decreased, but that day for his luime In Bradenton. September 3, in the Woo ch Inc Band Boost~rs, n 0 w Pomeroy. spraying or dusting be con tin· . 1 Grove at. Alfred, 0. with a. .The Pomeroy group A re eption for David Bowen, . OUt '' ued. '1'1\e State Flower of Indiana 'ket dinner at noon, PresidentiSrc!aSilrer· Nel•i<SI ....~iliiiiiiiiliiiiiii~~~sw:a:r~tz:..::and:,~Sec~re;t~ar~y~~;..,.,.~~!io~~ previously given $:!,000 to new band director, and Mrs. ~ "i Mrs Demson served a salad ~~~th~e_::;:_ · uniform fund. Bowen was ~rid followmg the l R course. A plant sale was held I 0!l<'ratjon of the conct>•sloo me•tmg. bvender spide!' mmm j ( lj during the concluding . , !'r' · ,. , · .' hooths at the stadium ' during and pmk tapm wore used on ' ' hour. The September meetmg · !~ o· fj!Otball games was , discussed the refreshment t•ble Cook~es ' M d M L W McCom- ' w'll be held at the home of fi· De( Q$ . r an rs · · Mrs. James T1tus. ··-·- ' and coffee were served. ...I . 1as were Columbus VISitors ov- , er the weekend with Mrs J E.l ~. McComas agd Mrs Iva Ward, a patient at Doctor's Hospital. Mrs Ward underwent surgery ! Demon!trations on l!'akmg Monda). I ~ c:orsages will be • fe•tur. of } th~ o•ogram nt Mondav night's ~ OUt Miss Connie Miller of Columr th M'ddl t G li bus VISited here Saturday with ' A dinner preceding the . mee tmg o e 1 epor nr- 1· d'n Club to be held In •he ••c· 1 her grandmother Mrs. Alma 11earsal for the weddin~ of Mrss • tl.I room of the Co!Umbe' and I ' Miller. ' ' Miss Seren Lewis, Miss Joy " • . . N • was held Saturd•v mo!flt ~uthern Oh1p Electnc Co. w w Wilson of Wheaton ' Wolfe B ·1 • R • 1 \Irs Malcolm R~l!er 8 n d Wilham Swatzel and Brenda ' Ill ha," returned to his hom~ ' a1Th a! r'Y8 1 "' 1aurant. f ' • 1 r. o ., h 'II h ·• .. . e 1ora arrangement o r • '' rs · ·• £ " WI "v • Potts went to Charleston. S C alter a VISit here With his II'Oth- . the dinner table was made by ""' of dthe orogram ... ,~,, harre . W M C Mrs Wil over th• wee kend for Mrs. : er, "•nrs. M. c. w'1son, a n d' the bnde's grandmother Mra. ,.i·. 00 1 E. M. · Mrs. · . : Swatzel who has spent the past brother-in-law and sister, Mr. Robert Reibel of Morr~tow·1 ' I son and M1•s Hallie zerkle WI!, ·two weeks there with Mr. and I and Mrs. Earl Knight. During 1G'ft · 1 d' lh • · 1 be the hostesses I ' . . . W'l hi th ' '' s. me u mg e Jlt'llr . nee __ ________ _ Mrs Joe Tate and daughter, · hiS VISit, Mr. 1son, s mo "I laces which the attendanlll wore S 1 . J. ~ere I """'"'d_,..,d,.""'i' Aroun Ab , M'ddJeporl 1 p omerov '' Dl'nner Held Before W-edding 'Rehearsa / 'I t ,· •' k· I er. and Mrs. Knight spent a l at the wedding were presen~ day in Columbus with Mr. and ' Mr and Mrs. Virgil King and M;s. Ron H'Uey. Mr. Wilson edpar~ members of the wedding ' daughtm, Grace and Mary, ' and his mother also visited In - - - -· - - - · y and Mrs Weber Wond, were ' . Hostod by the TO~'.:;.~Ic,~r~s~;.'~A k d I f M L I Charleston, W. Va., Willi the guest• at the dinner were his "MUNSTER GO HOME" ~ee ~n gues sA~ r~ en~ ' Curtis Wilson family. mother Mrs. Dollv Wolfe 'fechnicolor ors m '" ron nrou Chris Huhbard of Lancaster ts br'd , · ' -PLUSthere thev stopperl at Revnolds. the · t f hilr grandparents i cme; lj!e 1 e • parents, Mr 0 •eR I, BABY" burg to viS! · t Mr. and Mrs. Mr gues Mrs . ·Ch•rles BrfldbtJrv.ll "AR RlYELl and Mrs Harry Stover ' I and . •• r . rony Rosanna James Cummins I . '. . . ' MISS Seren Lewis, MISS J curhs Schiaflino Fred Shiflett was returned . Boggs, Miss Christine I! a h r, ~Mr and Mrs Bill Fink o! hom~ Saturday fro!Jl Holzer Miss Mary Elizabeth B+adbury, Syracuse. Danny Fink and Ed-/ Hosp1tal. Asa Bradhurv, the R~e~v~.nm':~;[l die Brown of Middleport were • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gross of Donahue, Mrs. c. M. H Pomerqy.O. In Columbus Sunday to attend Cuyahoga Falls were weekend Forrest D Bachtel all of Mid· ,. the Oh10 State Fair. ; guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul dleport; Mr. and Mrs TONIGHT and THURSDAY · Wrnn Other recent guests of 'eun c 1 h M'k August 30-31 M• anrl Mrs Benny Ewing ' the Winns were Mr. and Mrs. e~ o um. u~ J~ M NOT OPEN are vacationing They plan to ' Donald CO<Iding and children of : sBoonb, B?mheroyB, 'II .'· a M r s. visit Exoo '67 and from there . JrC 1 e Vlt'W; r 1 FRIDAY ond SATUROAY , Med111a. Mrs David W!koxen i\hi•ns;ll Stphlmber 1·2 Will go to San Fl·anclsco, Calif Linda Hackr' accompanied I ' no • "THE NIGHT OF THE to see Mrs Ewin~'s brot~er h G S'd I MISS Ann Ervm, Jackson: MISS GRIZZILY" Charles Caldwell of near Ches: l dt el Rrv ahnldd ), heo~geh 1 ·'1 Denise 1\itchen, Chillicothe; and 1rechnirolor 1 . a l and c I rr ' t,. t etr orne Dean Hill Racint Clmt 1\ alker \Tarlba flver ter. who Is scheduled to leave I at Deer Park fo• a week's visit. ' ' "COME SPY WITH ME" foe Yietnam In early Septem-1 Tuesday guesl• of Mr. and l'roy no~~~~~~n~rolorl ber Mrs. Homer Cook were Homer Albert Dekker Hoffman of Chicago, Ill., and SHOW STARTS B PM Quintuplets occur In one In Mrs G A Stuart of Charle9OUnCI QVIng "'iii:iiiiii'""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~a~b~ou~t.;60~m:;;i~!li~on:;.,';bl;:_rt:h:s·.-.--. : ton W Va·. Mr. Hoffman was a former Middleport resident. , SYRACUSE '- G .d' St Mrs. Crary Dav1s, Jr. and . Ul mg ar daughter, Susan, arrived Tues-. Council No. m, Daughters of day from Toledo for a visit with America, will conclude Its . Mrs crary Davis llll'ge sale at the former Soluo M~s Christine ' Grant an 41Station in Syracuse thi! Sa~­ Miss Katherine Grant of Colum- ~ day, September 2. Th~ sale wt)l bus are Middleport visitors this be ThurSday and Fr1day from week. I to 4 p. m. and on Saturday : Ray Pickens of Columbus vis- from 10 a. m. until 4· p. , !ted Sunday with his father, Dr. JWced goops of various klitjl(ll Ray Pickens. ~U. also be so(d. ,... Mr. and Mrs Dwight >\vaJJace Proceeds will go towards reo and daughter accfmpanled pairing the first floor of their son, Bruce, to MarshaJI Lodge_ hall for a meeting University, where he wlll be a on which work bas al:::·~~s~:ill~ junior this year. They attended ! started. Any member. a buffet dinner !or the parents to donate labor or money to· hosted by the Marshall Athletic ward this project will be l"ll• Department. The Wallace lam- ly appreciated. ily recently spent a week at The council Is In need of Portsmouth, Va., with their circulating heater and anyone son, Hospitalman Alan Wallace, ,_having one to sell or will dostationed at the U. S. Naval :nate to them may contact one Hosp1tal there. 'of the n!J)air fund Committee ,1 members by phoning II!J2.2801l II!J2.274o or 911241632 or by lfetns IT Ada Slack, . Eileen Clark, or Kathryn Johnson. · j !1~1~ •,l7~':ij 1\: l!l . 1 hJ ,I I ~.,;~lt, : Np d ' ., 1, IeIJ 'In''P0 mer y·••• · cJ cJ s ' Fri.,.! py 9;00 to .8.p.m. an aturaay i, Marcy. ~~ii~~~ffi;~i:l·;,~~; i . t rtLOJn0p 0 I Corsage Making Program Feature ,......_,,..,v·• . A d •.d,..,.,' .;: roun an J Ab \ ' , 1 1 1 ' r, 1 .. - ~~;~-.p,..m. .. ,··$ nee . to POlt We\/e cut thepr~·i:Ql~~. , '. .. I ~ ,,' . ....' 1 1 • 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 l I -... - ------ ------- - --- ,_ - ! ·• ..... .. ' : ' I · I Open Friday Nights Til 9 .. ·-· ... ~ ~ ,... .-"-·-- - LQJ B· thday D·Inn er Given for Son · ·iBOOTS By Mrs. Slack Standard equipment for yllWlq Cldventurers climb!nq the hillsides to aurprise the Invaders. Poll-Parrot boola , ,•• rugged, durable, . dependabl• ••• wlt)laofl - amooth Jeathors, mCui~· .110189. 9.99 to 10.99 • FREE SI~VE~ SHO!. ~ ~utpriH·P•elred, giVen w.:ll e~c:h IJIIr of PO/.~·PARROT SHOE$ 1 MV!!rlf!'don CAPTAIN KANGAROO CBS· TV ' Complete line of Poll Parrot Shoes for boys and girls, 2.99 to 8.99, ICCording to style and age. . •· · Songspirati9ri Held Sunday At Laurel Cliff SYRACUSE - Mrs. A d a ' Sla~k entertained with a dinner at her home Sunday honorIng her son, John; on his 29th birthday. The Laurel Cliff FretHMeUJoPresent were Mrs. J o h n dist Youth Choir sponsored a ~lack aoo sons John Ill an d II weekend youth revival ' which Donald Canton; Mr. and Mrs. conclnded with a ~lrspl1raUrorijl Wayne' Weir and sons Rick ! on Sunday afternoon. and Greg, Caledonia; Mr. ~d Louis Diehl, , 1 student Mrs. Harley Johnson and chil- Spring Arbor College, was evan· II dren Tammy, Cheryl and Ter- gelist and Terry Pontius, I ry, Wolf Pen, the honored guest of Spring Arbor, assisted WU·· II 1is with singing aolos at each I and hostess. The Slacks are &pending a service, week'• vacation with his moth-1 ChurcheJ represented at er and other relatives, and i slngsplratlon were Cheshire the Weirs were enroute to their , Church of God of Prophi!C)', borne !rom a vacation Ilia! had / Enterprise, Hysell RUn, Camtaken them to Washington, D. 1bridge F. M. Church, 0., Virginia Beach, Va. Jlnd •roy Nazarl!lll! and Van Wert Cape Hatteras, N. e.. Methodist. Other callers wer(iJ\fr. an Scripture for the Mrs. Frank Morg~dllf !ion of!er!!d by Mr. .-·-·--·· mouth and IIJ e I r from daughter, Step!lanle Lavonia, ' 1 • . J - .- ...... .... ,.,,. ...... ' 1 • YOUNG ADVENTUR i NEED I ~ Guiding Star C "/ H • Rummage SaIe 1 I ' '" · t . . . .g; . ... . . ··~·· . lj ...... ., &.1:·~ .-Wij-.- ··~~· I I,J u. I f ;;N_, ,.... . .,b I 4,~ I l .......... Ill ·r'lit ,..._,_...._..... ...... {·, :•.,. 7 ..............,-.... ·''· t.._ .: ~~~~\ .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 30, 1967 cox gilmore hoffner mills parker