https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2ae13d5c3947586696e585f26a41667a.pdf f6956220300a89bb297bb4f75b72cfbe PDF Text Text '. VOL XV NO. 90 Wednesday--9:00 to 5:00 0 Last Day of· Elberfel~s July Clearance Sale· Wearing apparel far your family and floor coverings and furnishings for your home. Elberfelds In Pomeroy an, MOORE'S Lancaster. Mrr. Blanche Hai!IDI and JJm.. HaiiiDI were Suaday and Mrs. Clareoce Grue- AUTO SERVICE CENTER SPECIALS -· SPECIALS! suests ' MUFFLERS ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUAUTY 01 BETTER e EXTIA HEAVY GAUGE smL e DOUBLE SHELL WALL e ALUMINUM- ZINC ALLOY COATED $1299 FOR FOlDS, OIEVROLET AND PLYMount CARS::_.,..-------SPORTSMAN GLASS PACK MUfiURS FORD- CHEV.- PLYMOI,ITH CARS FREE INSTAI.LATION Property . SHOCI ABSOIIERS MEIGS THEATRE MAINTENANCE POMIROY, OHIO I •ROOFING •PAINTING I •Carpenter I FULL SID PISTONS - PIIECISION BUILT MANUFACTUIER'S LIST PRICE $9.50 EACH LAST TIME TONIGHT AHrt~d Hitchcock's "THE BIRDS" (Teebnitolor) MOORE DISCOUNT PRICE Rod TaJlor, Jessica Tandy, Suz:.mne Pleahette, 'I1ppi 81!!dren, Veronica Cartwri&bt, Karl Swenson. See it from TONIGHT onol WilD, "THI COUNT OP tamin1 Th• Cat Runaway Mou• ~~CRistO" (JJO Color) ' Honorable HoUMC•t Sbow starta: 7 P.M. j ' f CLINTON ' ~I FISHER COMPANY S.. S.C. Ave. MW.hport . I I I "SAVAGI SAM" (Teebnicolor) BriaJJ Xeitb, Tommy JCirt, Marta Kristen, Kevin Corcor~ an, Dewey Martin, Jeff Yort, Rafael C11mpos, Slim Pick· en1, Royal Dano Meet Com· mantbe &r: Apaehe Indian~: Broten Nose, Band7 t.J•, Youna: Warrior and tilelr eo- tire troup 11 they attatk. C•utht On TIM lou11ce, P..tuntll N... ToPIIIh,C-rtoH t.terca.....,..1 11'1 A a..'• Life :'-"'1;w..-.. Admlulorl: 7 ' ...... . With Louil Jooordul anti Yvonne J'urliealil -aaol-"11 WUT nlltt" Also Lodd Jlool.llfolpr WID. ond THURSDAY July 31 ·Aug. 1 NOT DPIN FRIDAY thru WIDNESOAY Au1. 2 • Aug. 7 Walt Dllillq'a . $888 $48,000 Asked HEAVY DUTY QUAUTV $599 FREE INSTALi.ATIO!! DISCOU·NT ~~s9 99 * PRICES SAFE GUARD • PLUS TAX AND I:XauNGJl · Colorclf'foons: I INSTALLATIO!f C00PER TIRES· Julys.leNowlnProgr•••• the BEGINNING . . . it eould be the most terrifying picture YQ&l have ever 1eent ... and Remember tbe rlext SCREAM you hear may be YOUR OWN! Besides frillb~ ened people . . there are thdusaods of BIRDa irn tbe Featureo 7o20 P .ll. Repair Now Pay Later FREE ' ca-t. REPAIR I ' ANNOUNCI! ROMIXlOMJNQ There wiD 1>e a llomecomlng at the Mt. Olive Cburch Sunday A... 4th. Everyo!OO II bovited. BmTB ANNOONCED Mr. 111111 Mn. .loba A. FIBber of Hebron, OIIIIOUIICO the birth ol I 11& lb. da!llbter, JuUa al llolw' hOIJIIIII, July Palornol JrandjllretiiB llttl and Mrl. Clyde Fisher clltport; lllllornoll m Mr. ll<d Mn. '1'1 lit Ill a::: .,._«, l'omero7· Bulk ·Tank . .· , g · \:~ ~ I · · . ~· , a · • I..,{' ) HEAVYDUTY .. .·,~ ~ " PLU8 T.U: AJID ·IJXCliLUi'GII: 'IIIII POWER MOWERS Wab Wllltll. I · .,• i ' PLV' TAX ~ BXOLUIOJ: Tlllll --~;· ~~~--~~~~·~~=----- ....... l,. - Rutland Furnitur• '. ' iiuj'I.Mo; OHIO Phorii $H. 2-481l .... •' 4 $1 · 5 95 670 X 15 SID ON All SIZE . Servic~ We baadle illllut of p- boUle p1. We aerYice 1/c)lal mdJ · . SHOP &' SA:Vi(· AT - ' •. ' tt\'.24141 . M·dQ~E'S .. ., .. •'f.' . ' ' . .. ...\'• ' .. �• • ~ ' GO? Senators Deny Hedging Stand On Nuclear . Pact -DeOJSea~~Pomt!O)'Qat~.o~~···'Ip us.·, [''elen 1'' J. 2 ~'I'Ofl (tJPJl _sen... Jl.lho. gave the oamo ,.._,ta l act"" the lrlotf. l\epoll>tba IMders today rejectocl oayint he would ootaccopiOD ln- . "DemocroUe ~ tl A IWIHilirde s-ie vote Is ' the Se!>olo ~ ....__, llo o'akt' ~~~at ~ ....W bo "JJool· · ,I ...,. pia- required lor retiflelllon. ml~, decUired that It "'"'lei bo , tleally llllddal'"• let the lllpuhU· I) · lloQioenlic tnf.... nees tbat poUti· vtullon. Hi<kenloop« 11 the top niog their bopeo for Senate rill· .,_. P - a ""'"illllar ttagedy for the •• ..,. iD oppooe the pact u 1 I l \; c:o1 portllllll5hlp mlgbt be behind Republi""" 011 the Senato Foreign , flcallon ol the paet on eonlldellco l Pomoeratic Whip Rubert H. tloo lnd" the IIA!pUbllcon""' to, Prtr· "l hopo IUid pray that the7 tholr delermillalloo to toke a Relalloos committ.. which will • that the pobtlc pDII"allJIUpporii 1 Humpll...,., Mblll.. ehaimwl of make lhll 1 pl!'lllllll8ai10.'' •. won't.~ he told reporton. baN look It ~he nueliar lelt boo • . . . . -- . "'""11· . Bill spent the weekend with Dtivld, Robert, RoaaMa, and Thursday eVentnc and !ePOI'ted Mn. Raybunl were ill Polm At the nmt time, - - · lhe Mr. ·lllld Mrs. W. P. Lanning Pamela of Balnbrldge. They that his wile Esther '\'"& home Sprtnp, Florida vtsltlng ~·. Department was •till oeek· 'ol Fairborn, Ohio. Sunday, on went ospectally to bring their from lhellarbertonr.itileDIJ!ol- Rlyburn'a brother Floyd Me 1ng .. onougb promiDent Republi- 1u.eir return trip they visited grandson Robert home with pita! alter ondl!rcoJnl major Dormltt who li ill. COMPlAINTS. OOMPLAINTII or. She - lrl p t pUI 1114 C&DI to ctve. look ol bolancod lwith Mr. Herbert LanniJii of them lor. •••II. Jlo recently surgery IUld ... dolnJ .. weUI Calllni.OD Mr.llld Mra. Frtd Dear llelen· Lept ..... up her lttllllll bipartisanahip iD ' , Jli'OP'*d con- Frankfort. injum hll ankle and Ia in a as coulcl ~ dpeeted. M. muab llld , Mn. Allnle Fry ~~~• at>oui 11me c:ry!n1. But tbe nunt !111M hlr 1 greulonal delegation to ott.nd Re an<1 M Norvsl Rlck· ' cast. While Ill llalnbrldiO. Mr. Mr Lon Roush eaUed.., Mr ,Sunday ptl ~.lfo. complaW about tho stand al the wiDdOir ' and liD the tr..ty 01gnmg in Mo""w r.er :nd soo Tampa, Fla. ~:p~~,:r~:tln:tl<!nded a ' Mrs. Gaynali Chandler, War· Dwight Gibbs Monda~ moroing: l" : ~ =:,.:~~ IIDush ment in dodon' offices. My • IDnl PI~!~~ There were Signs thot the Idea w' e overnight guests Tuesday . lren John Danny, Susan and Ml· and Mrs. Clareilce Yeag- a • a v ......,.er. friends beVe the oame trruble. her hlst«7 ,,_, ..., ,_ oi sending • coogressional group ru<:!'Mr. and Mrs. Hern;an Grate Mr. and Mra. Carl Morria, Gtlyla of 'MichJclll vlslted ,er, Sharon and Beveril' lpel!l ' p~ ~aroo- Ye&ller, Martha, I bad an ap~ to aee downllltbewallilll,_ 1and VIckie. wtth s-etary oi Stott docil:lt would~~! her 1 Jim. Mark, ll1d John spent four Tbursdav with her silter-iJ>.Iaw 1Sunday afternoon Yislilnl Mro. l1011ttY'~~.;~~;! a doctor and waited tbe ~ Rug wt>Uid be ICI"apped un k Mr. and Mrs. Jim Qutilen ·days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl llld husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cur· Yea1er'a mother, Mra. lv a of 4-R cluba .......,11•• ah0w, two houri pat! Ill,)' appoilllniellt I tried to hun;! - .. ~d, Republicans with stature on ey (Marvel Foleyl of Mdison are Denison, Wheeling, W. VI., tis Rickard. Hudson of 8POid RuD. time - whidl I've lsarneti· IO lbt lllll"lt aimp.,. 11 H 11 cotmnittee.o WOIIid agree to 1°· visiting her parents, Mr. and Tile DeniSODS ltt! former local ! Mr. and Mrs. P1ul Randolph in Poblt Pleuant tile Appa- accept. I cl!dn'~ mind an 1,rul "Tht doctor's billy rfchl '· S011ato GOP t..ea<l<f E.efflt M. Mrs. Dick Foley, residents and wiD return here Mrs. Louise Adldn~ •P"M "1aod daulhlll'l. Pauletta llld .ladtlen lt1eatrle audltcrlum lot whell tbe PllfiOJl oezl to How lfdt do you bav• ba Dir~oen. 111 .. dented tbat Repub- Miss Cathy wout' of Pome. soon, u he 11 hired to teach .'""k vlsitlftl her s•oter, Mr. ·SteUa Mae vlaited Sunday eveo- WedneldiY., Martha ~p- whose appoln~t wu • befOre il'a COIIIIdered ..m,ilcan senators were tokma " 'roy spent severaf-days with at Rutland lbgh achool thlJ iand Mrs. Harold Love of Chesa· llng wtth ' Mr. IUid Mrs. Curtls iiiOII woo .' b!Uf\'rll!l!oD an Iter hour latar than mille, was call- orgeacy? 11'1 a weD-known fa<l · party ltand on the U.S.·Br<tloh- luuy Imboden and Mr and year. ,peake, 0. Rickard llld Mrs. Blanch outflt and will go to Jacbon ed - soema he wu a "ltlllr have to be near dsalb beSoviet treaty or tryma to make tt Mrs Wilbur Imboden Bobby I Mrs Mable E Roush lQIO!It Van Schoyck. Mills on August 12th, lhlll'on patient and this WU my lint you get I bOON-Call - 1114 8 partlsa~ ~ F ,. and· Charlotte. ' NMr. :n~rs. nd"; Mor: the w;,.kend with her daughter. Mr. llld Mn. Georp T. Ben- ::: ~~~ ~~ visit. But what ~ got Ill,)' NEVER on Sunday! - JZ. "Wt ~.. ooly !t.t: all the Mr. aod. Mrs Robert Sheets M~;erMarvln. ~orris •. Dexter ·Mrs. Margaret Burkley of Johns- nMt .•nd Mrs. Mae HoffiiUID orl'iliiMllli. . . ' to be informed the RENE facts" 0. told a reporter. i of Galllpohs, Mr. and Mrs. Ben are oo I trip thru the west vD- town, 0. She abo visited her ICmcmnati, Ohio spent Wednes·, Mr. and -1\in. Dallas Gibbs doctor wu .running behind Dear S but Not S, IUid J.,..: D;;ksen also ..kl titer< was oo llhrvey ~lid son, and Mr. and lting points of mterest On their dauJihtor • Mrs. Nedra Hoppe, day through ~unday tsiting and Mr. and Mrs. Elson Long =~(=~:a~:>;. Doll't eondemn aU doeterl beattempt to discouraae Repubii- Mrs. Merlin Farmer and lam- return trip they wiD. plcl< up and husband, E d w I r d i\lrl· Hoffmon I son and lam- and 11!1 Timmy olllted Saturot a few laolated lnaWiocans from occeptlnl invitation. to lly of Columbus were recent P. F. C. Jack Morritl who ia F. Hoope, Jr. o! Columboo, 0. lites, Mr. and Mrs. Rwlsel Hoff· day eveniDC witll Mr. Glbba' me, boil would talk to me And don't blame • diiet.r ottsod the treaty-signing .,...•. vi<ltors or ~arne! :ta;s~n. being discharged from tile eer· The Hoppes wtrt recently mar· m~~ and Mr. and Mrs. DaDa ' parenlll, Mr. and Mra. Dwight ~~~~.::~:i~ u ov..-loua olllco glrlmoay. M~. and rs. rn ra e, vice at Fort Riley, Kanua. ried. H man. Glbbll. ' reocr~' tloll" iJo the Incident to him lllo The GOP lead..- said he penon· David aod Gene, are spending Mr. and Mrs. llowll'd Ray- Mr. Rlchll'd Roush of New Mr 8tan1eJ AdltiDa IJIIM you I p p . w and rm sure II WOII1 agein 11 anoollllced he would not at· a week at the Nazarene Church William Theobald, Columbus, born spent the past week in Haven was the dlnoer gueat of 'nluday afternoon with his un- HE lmow without even 111 ~:a if Invited because golnlt camp in .:Oiumbus. Las( week spent the weekend with his Palm Sprlnga, Florida wilb Mrs. his sister ~.aturday evening, Mr. cle, Mr. c. E. Fry. tr, Ill,)' $at? II wu We all kn01i mls ent would imply 0 commitment to oup. Mrs. Grate stayed overnight In mother. Mrs. Lydia Tbenbatd. Rayborn's brother, Mr. and and Mra. H.rry Thom[llon. Saturday evenbtl dlmlor ponelve prescription:: I ~WI 1 rt tho pact 011 which he hao Columbus to attelld a missionM IUid l d Mra. Floyd McDermitt. Mr Me· Misa Sue Ellen IUld Eva Lee IIUOSI.s of Mr and Mn Fred charged the repla oceufecODta y, back 001111 po · 'ary meeting r. Mrs. Cav II I!:dmun · Dermitt Is w 1 his home Brown visited Saturday with · · fee - for what? · per not taken • stand. . I Mrs Ollv~ Jnarahm of Porn- son, Marilyn and Florence of I the --~~llmea Miss Diane Blessin• who Ii M. RmlBil and Mrs. Annie Fry. A friend lelll me her don't have to bael.sen. Bourlte B. Hlcl<tnlooper, · "o· . Cot mbu a p....... · .... .,.,. Nt. .net Mrs. Chsrlea all , ft•~ ~..._ to -- - - - eroy and Garnet Wllllamaon, . " s, ,.... reeen1 over- Mn. Annie Fry of Elain, lUI· spending a vacation wltb her Moore Jr. Te and carol """ even '"" """'"" . ' local were in Logan receotly to night illlests of Mr. and Mrs. . h . the h I f grand~'""nla Mr and M r I ' ' rry into the room durinC aa TWO TO TANGO ---------' Nate Wi J0 h nd J nolS w o •s oosegues o ,_. ' . . Sue of lluntlqtoa and Mr •· !nation and olta!l Halon· visit Mrs. Williamson's niece. se, na ane. Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roosh Okey B. Roush. Toney Thomp- Gene Smith Julia llld Belinda , • a Mrs. Harold Saxton. They aioo Mr. and Ml"ll. Charlea Simp- for tho 1 ummer Is opendlng a son visited Friday afternoon of Point PI~ are11 t in place. Doll't ':;'=~"..:::!I viSited Mr. Harold S.xton who kins aod Charla. of Columbus week visiting Mrs. Kate Roush Wtth Diane. Mo. mJ Mrs. BW Slaven and ~~ rigllts, .,.,.pi to ~ ~ botel I'O<illl UDtll was confined In a Logan Hos- were weekend guests of her of the Union eommwlity. Mr. and Mrs. HoW:ard Card- daughter llld Mr. and Nrl. Bob b'L . woo'! I aearil' ever, nlgllt, p1tal. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Those helpiJii Mrs. Nora Ad· er of Point Pleasant visited Mrs. Qasey and two daughtars of aybe you prln lpelldJJII weekend~ with Mrs. Ethel Nelson and Hel~n Snowden. The Slmpklno were ldns celebrate her 9lnd blrtb- CIJ'der's sister and f11111ly, Mr. Jilptey, Mrs. Ellabetll Ohltnc· Halon, but writing 11 bu Ia 1 motel? - - - - - - - - - - Mae called SUnday on LydJa , returning from a visit with rei- day were her sons, Mr. a n d land Mrs. Albert Tbompoon, Mar- • llld twin dauebten of Coium- e<! more tllan the doctor She bu bra(( a baml 8V JEAN PARKER Theobald, Ira IUid Hila Baker, aUves in West Virginia and Mrs. Stanley Adkins of New tha, Alberta Jo, Harriet llld btJa 0 and Mra IJlllan McCoy SICK BUT NOT !m1PID used the en uptiiiPII!Ij . and Mr. Elza Michael and TheJ. stopped here to visit other Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. Los- Virginia Thursday evenin&. ot W.;,t Columbta visited last Dear Helen: and cain all. Y;anllhe Clll ...: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morm en- lma Michael aU of RuUand. members of tho lamiil' Iter Adl<ins. Her dauJihter and Mr. and Mra. Dennla Roush, weelt:wlthMr M bloE Roush I know dae!Dts are busy l bl job Ia tertained with a cookou( at Jessamine Lyoo has returned · family, Mr. and Mrs. RusseU s~ .. daughter and family, Mrs. . s. a • their nU>"ItS try .to a respecta 1 . • their home on July 4th. Those !rom a two weeks vacation. Me, and Mrs. Rex Peters of Hoffman, ~er granddauJihter, Cotheryn Newberry, Steve, w:~~~..:;•:, ~~u=y· tl.em, but this Is gomg too tar: ~flee. yoq attending were Mr. and Mrs. She accompanied Mr. aod Mra. Tampa, Fla. recently visited Mlsl Nora Mile Hoffman. Frank- Mike, and Timmie, son and lam· wltb" Miss carol Gerlach of I was wa!Uq in tho : "rmden ~1 ~ Marvin Morris of Dexter, Mrs. Severn Longstreth aod !amUy Wtth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Can- for.!, Germany, brother, Mr. it), Mr. and Mrs. John Roush office whet! a Jllrl ~me r, owlnJ 'l hi Cora Morris and Theron ol of Pomeroy. They atayed nine aday, Sabra and Mrs. Edna and Mrs. c. E. (Ed) Fry, Mrs. Sr .• Joho Jr., Julia and Wll· p : ~w~. Rolllll c.rr aereamlng. Seems ahe d - MRS. ~· W. 0 Langsville, Mr and Mrs. Fred days at Carnival de Venice, Ft. Russell. Blanch Yeager, Mr. and Mn. liam, and grandchildren, Doug· · n. baby-littillg and whUe Mrs. W. . , Morris, Victor and Bryan of Lauderdale, Fla. and returned Mr. Gill Hull and son Rollo Dwight Gibbll Mrs. UUian Mt>- \ias and Billie Ka) Lambert aU and p= ~= ~b~ a loy for ooe of her ~rges, a Why IIIUII: l'011 blamt tho Newark and Mr. aod Mrs. Web- thru the Blue Ridge Mountains. of St. Petersbur&, Fla., were Coy, Mrs. M~blo E. Rottl!t and lenjoyed a fish fry at the home :!treMra Leonard Roush ~ bla~ widow aplder btl ber. It an~~~ and P~~ 1 er Theobald and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. aod Mrs. Earl King call· recent caller• of Mr. snd Mrs. Mr. Johnie Fry and S<otty of tbeir son aod family. Mr. dr llld ·Milton a •• reaDY was, because she bad the . as -ay , PI , •..., ~..- - . llpider Ia a piece of tissue pap- ey dektVe .,ach otter; l: Carl Morris, Jim, Mark, and ed on Mrll. Ethel Nelson and Victor Braley, Roosb of New Haven. Songa and Mrs. Dennis Roush Jr. on 8 Jubn ali of Rutland. Other call· Helen Mae Wednesdov evening. · Mi.. 5abra Canaday •od her .,.,. 111111g IUid pictures were Saturday at their b0111e In the •v=:,tnc;.... Artie Iioush -, ers at the Morris home that Mr. and Mrs.__J~ ~lin, Ric- grandmother, Mro. Edna. Ruo- ahown by Miso Hoffman. A Hlcltory Chapel community. and ~· lh Samuel Clemelll up 14, 1 a.m.: Helen: ' • afternoon were Mro. Come Hill ky, 8renda, Brenf ana Mrs. sell were recent oupper guests birthday dinner wu eerved at Mrs. Sue Robinette and sons, '"'• in p k ~ead op- Chrla Jr down 16 1 a m . Whet's witll this guy 111" ,bls • - Columbus and her 1011, Mal· Everett MfK!!Iglu ~~.¢ tile ol Mr. and Mr!. Robert King, the noon hour. Mn. Ercll 4d· Grecory and Frank Jr. eaUed p...., u er-• ay. '15 . ' m·· A E : : : : =USCoutalll " ~ 1 rom Hill oi Sunnyvale. Calif. Miller reunion, swiday. It was Tommy. Carol IUid Timmy klns called on Mrs. Nora Sun- on Mr. IUid Mrs. COl'lil Rid<· Mr. Glen '111~--of Ml• ~ up j 7 ' ~.:· ·• • · · Mr. aod Mrs. Carroll Suow- t.eld at the home of Mr. and Bradbur1:"""' day evejlin(J. ..• ·-t ard Saturday afteroOIIIt"""" amisburc,~- Is....-- I v•· lane• up 17 ' ~·Q P·~·· w:'~'t":us~~~ ,,. 1 den, Steve, Larry, Gary and Mrs. Carl Miller, Carla, Alan, Mr. and Mro. Horman Grate Mlsl Beverly. Yeqer, IJ)int :'<lfr. and Mra. Dennis RmlBil "*tlan wt hll lfllldperenla, G ~~ 6:m;·a ma:mc, v an4 Jiiii Carol Annette of Gallipolis were and Grace Ann or Athens. and Vickie spent several daya Friday night wllb Miss Paulella si-: and grandchildren, Doualu Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hay~ · up 1 G·30 · ., . inalead of aU lilt '110 l'l'ctot visitol'll of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Braley In Cincinnati. Whllt there and Sleile Mae RandOlph. land BUUe· Kay Lambert vlllted Mr. and Mrs. Lao Rouah ner up • ·fs a.m:, ' My pack tUea allldads. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden. were recent overnight tlllesls of Ithey attended several Red Leg · Mr. and Mrs. Otay B. Rouah Sunday evening with their aan family :own ::· ::35 a.m.: = d • kid <'lll't lfloni I UDilorm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill aod Mr. and Mrs. David Tillis, and granddauJihter Diane J11ea. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jaclt: ~M~ family~· ~, 30• a:m.:··~bert own : : :""ou':i.~J:,:: lng spent Thursday ~ Roush of Broad Run. They endown 21, 4:40 a.m.; Jordan way, no strlngi, attaeiied. wtth Mr. and Mn. Georl" joyed homeiiJide Ice cream. down 21, 1:41 a.m.: we have a fine judge ID our Boston and IGII Harold. Mlu Jackie Ann Roush returoBeckjom down 21, 7:15 a.m.: who hu been 101 lbt JuMisa Sandra Rlllllh spent o:•• ed home with her lfl"andpsrents utue I!:dwll'd down :12 Court hetlch for •• night last woelt: with Mlsa for a week'a vaeatlan. a.m.: Patten up :12, &,io a.m.; lhoueanda of boya that Diane Bll!lling. 1 Mr. Artie Rouah of Broad Valvollne up Greenup 5 p.m.; him, not one waa 1 The Boards Baptist Church ' Run llld Mr. and Mrs. Jab n Gaqe readlnsa: GaWpolla Polar up Greenup 7:6 a.m.; . So perhapa Scoulerl hava held their aMual picnic at Kro- Bumgarner of Now Haven, dam 17.1, 12.3, rtlllllbt& I feet l'!atlonal d01m 31, 2:20 a.m.; to be .....,bblsh• del Park In Point Pleasant Sun- Tom and MolUe Jobalon of Gal- 011 rollera, Pomeroy-l\laaon 20.· Coal Klftl down 113 1_:10 a.m.· aU _ but 1101 a., day. lipolis visited Thunday with Mr. 10, Pt. Pleasant 13.10, ·Rint.i Molly K. down 34,' 1:15 p.m.; thll Mr. CommltleijJt,ID Mill Alberta Jo, Virginia and aod Mra. Fred M. Roush and .70 rising, Kanawha Falls M &ussey H. down 34, 13:30 a.m.; ll _ SHAME ON HIM . lllrrlet Thompaon opent SunMrs. Annie Fry. rising, Olarlesllm 17.18 steUonBob Benter c101m 34, 2:10a.m.; Thll eolwm 1a cledleated . to ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN her clothes." day afiPrnooo with their grandMr. and Mrs. BW Van Meter lary. Londtm, Marmet and Win. Northel"l) up 34, 4;15 a.m. living, so If you're haY.. Loudon Notes This will give the general public an parents, Mr. end Mrs. Harry and family of Maaoo 11pe11t the field diDII "'"' on lbt ..uta. GalllpOIIa Dam . trouble or jull 1a1a AnllyziDg Dr. Stephen Ward is the idea o! the hazuds endured almost daily Thompson. past w.k at the home of Mn. -~ down 4:35 p.m.; J. S. let Halon belp YOU. official hobby of reporters covering the by the brave iensmen of the press. Mr. CecU Blelling Jr. of AkVan Meter's parenta, Mr. llld .Okll River liGDd up U, down 7:20 p.m.; Joe Joneo a1ao fticome your owe vi!lll trill bere. Corridor and pub discus· • sions become complicated and beated. , up 14, f 1:05 p.m.; IDtllana down Before I left New York several gent. roMrn, OhloMaudscaBlledl-·'~: Rmothorh,l Mrs. ollfolrardthelr'-~while• ~ ~ 1:40 pw.m.;temHamiltoa Alldr-.•· ....... o u a care ....... ""· .... p.m.; es up 1•• 11 p.m.; p.m,; Chauvin down S:10 in eare of Tbere is one Euroran correspond· Iemen of my acquaintance, !oclucllng the ent whose dlspatcbea should dearly one to whom I am married, challenged love to read, because in the daily de· me to bring back autographs from Chrisbates be waxes loud with fascinating tine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies. Tbis H. 11owe1a, ullag conelusiODJ based on erroneous inform•· is a progress report. downbound Invader, tNTIRift 01' tioo aDd ·imaginative personal theories. So far I have acquired only one autoBy WaJDO G. lraadltadt, M.D. lbt mother's life. A Praloapol oae of ~ I!:'Deana Bolw«<h, OVEC AIIIA "You have the mind of a fiction wri· graph. It is written on the flyleaf of a II - I was roceutly .treated leum jelly has aever be o n Southern, ter," I told him jokingly if accurately. copy of "The, Vassal Affair," just pubfor hepaUtls and was put on 1 4--Wbat are lie alter effects found to produ oldn caneer · ~· River - Lucy Jane He grinned but did not retreat in his lished. diet with no lat. You have stat.II aoy, of Medrol? I have been othe ~ result. Lucas ilp London 5:U a. 111•1 OJ. : arguments. In delicate feminine handwriting, It ell that fat shoold be included taking this drug for allergy off or any r tver Shearer down Marmet 3:10 "That's what this case needs, the reads: a.m.: Elisha Woocll up Winfield "Love to Dorothy K. from Rebecca in the diet Pleaae comment fur" and on for over two yean. mind of a fktlon writer.'" he said, '"be· ther on th11. A-oMelltyprodeil'lhM (Me- Pleue IOild JOV f[lesllclat 7 p.m.; MerrtlJ up Winfleld 1:21 cause it is more implausible than any West. Old Bailey, 1963." A - II II true that facts used drol) 11 one of the steroid hor· u4 CIJDIII•ta .. Dr. p.m.• Jem ·Bosworth lip wta. • • novel ever written." An English reporter to lto restricted In the diet of moo .. that Is related to c:ortJ. G. llrudaladl, M.D., Ia can of field' 1:30 p.m.; w. H. Shaver, 1 '~-~·~~~i! heard tbis and disagreed. If ail the people who claim to have or recovering aone. It is, ho-, mueb Ill· llpla paper. WilDe Dr. ~~rat- Jr. up Wlnfteld 1:10 A. "You are wrong, old chap.'' he said. heard the tapes made by Christine Keel- persona with "Just because it is so wild, what this er about tbe Ward caH were laid end to from hepatitis but now for all er to uae for prolonied periods lladt .,._ ¥1wW iodivldaal V. Qrle dOWD Wk6idj case needa is ·I cool, analytical mind." end or side by side they woul~ not fit in- forma of hepatitis a balanced than 11t01t drugs of this group. 1111era, lie . . ._..., !e\f4rf p.m.; Lelia Shearer down ~..,t;;•; I agree with my British colleague, to the courtroom or even Into the Brit· 2,QOO.calory diet ronalstlng of I.Amg term oaqe ahould bo tiJio If ceaerai ialtlreat ill ia-. llel!I l ·40 1111 • ,11t1met 1111 WID· '·" IJeid 2 ·a.m." ., · but aucb ue the ramifications of this as- ish Museum. And another few thousand IIi grtu111 of protein, 100 £f811Ul dartaken only with earelal 1t1o eo[!nnno. of fat, IUid 200 grt11111 of -bopervislllll by )'IIID" cloetor. Be caa tonishinl trill that it iso 't easy to report have not actually listened to the record· hydrate is recommended. H a belp you avoid. tho lllldaslrabll it without resorting to exclamation ing but have seen transcripts of it. points. So "everybody" who is anybody now intake Is oeed• side effectl. lnelude ed, the caloric three eBitliiUal elt- pulflneu of theThese bee, ltDmach • • knows that Christine's identification of llfeatar menta ah011ld be increased proulcer, llld bleedillg undet the ' .. A young German girl who coven "the man in the mask" does not match portlonaleiy. Fats ahouid bo rookln. JIAJWliiiELI.(;OESOUT"IWEOOOR WIIE~~WV£111E~ London for a Munich newspaper intra· that published in the Greek newspaper strlcted, however, If X-ray e1o WI1).J l:li$;MISSUS lRAILINC. BEIIt~DAS ~Ql,~ A GONSICERA"15 duced herself to me on the first day of Niki. S~E S'IRuOOLES lllTO IIER GOAT•" GQ41"·~ liE IS 'JI.IEN.· tbe trial, when we were sitting in the Tbe Greek paper identified the man, aminatlon shows that you bave Cl- My J"BI slater'• lace Ia same courtroom pew and told me ber who served drinks at a party while dress- 1 nonlunctloning gaD bladder. deeply pitted and hal dart blotches that won't 1• away, I publication's circulation had increased ed only in a mask and apron, u a prom· becau.. of the Ward case. II - What cauae · I rNd about ~ llld inent member of the Tory eovemment. "We are treating it from the psychoSo did Christine, but she named a woman to bleed to death ill Wlllldar If It would belp her. A - a-mo...., II tbe aploetcai viewpoint rather than merely re- dlffe,.nt prominent member of the Tory childbirth? A - s...,. ...,,....,..,. jtul pllcttion of eautel1zlitt!' ~ porting the evidence," abe said. "We had government. If anything, her veraion Ia great succeas with an article going Into even more shatterin& to the Establish· before delivery may be caUBed ella fo the Qla 10 cleatfoy the the reasona why Chriatlne Keeler would meht because of an Intimate connection by premature eeparatlan of tbe ooter layera. II Ia nol Without do the things sbe says abe has done. • between her "man In the mask" and an placenta (afterbirth) from the danpr and _.,. ba andertak"And what did you conclude?" luk· official of worldwide renown. Thla is not uterine wall. Another eause II on only bJ a pbyaiclan wbo baa ed eacerly. to be interpreted as referring to a bomo- the abnormal formation of tbe had wide Uperi<lic)e itl Ill uae. Tbe girl abruesed. oexual relationship. It Ia simply a matter placenta in the low« pari of II Is 111c1it illeM Itt rti)IOIIIDjr "I reilly don't know," abe replied. of general public ltnowleue and not Ia the uterus bloekinf the uterllle ~ "' • · , . _ , For "'l'he whole tbiug is incredible to me. any way defamatory l.n Itself. But It puta outlet. Ia a Vff1 ~II~ lhe,.oftiafpltlld ....... Tbele people have no morala at all." the "man in the mast" exceedin21Y eloae the uterua ~ n!pture In d ill I ~..FIQII .~ P'-" . She said her paper had sent a pho- to the confidence of an lnternitlonally calllM! a ......., heiDtlft'hage. tna II a lifw lllll intn 111ft!> tographer to take some "at home" pic· famoua Iieure. Following deiiY«7 • 1111111 por- live ~' _ _ .. - . tures of Cbristlne and he, too, had been tiOD of the pla<enla Ia ~ ;(I , , flab~psted by the attitude of the star All the reporten covering the Ward times left bejtlnd. Tbls llllafl. --~<C: I • "~ Jelly wi~el&. trial "Plan to have their penclla aharpened cauaea wntinued bleedlna. Thf -1r 011 '!If~ ~~~~~­ "He uted ber to be aerloua for a mo- on July 31. Tbat is when Aloysius "Luc- trllchtuJ ~ II ~ · belpa 10. ~ ment lad atrlke .I !fr111!18tlc pose, 1B If ky'' Gordon appeals his aenteace of tbree to .._.. aU COIII)liWJ. than illoll a.. ~ alit were an aetraa. BUt he had a terri- yeua for 1JeaUn1 Miss Keeler, aDd the lillnl ID ~ ~ wb' etaces. Jf It Ia 'a itntluct 4*1t1 ble tbne eettll'll1the pellilve picture bf. day promlles to provide another sensa- they are ~ e a r ly, loill eoaiiDilell 'llli W 1'1' iiiiD cauae all abe wanted lo do wu take off tfbnal chapter in the Profumo ICIDdaL prompt ectloo 'will oltell .... - t . .. I Sta- Oak trove Society Notes were*· r:i ur. 0: I ....... the t!: ·"* ... Rut}and Wbal! News Notes t 1 '· . Dally _Senllnel, --k-G--..; · : ....,-Mrs. Walter Witmer of AshiMCl.jol Mld<tlt!port, 0., 'Mr. ond M'n. 1oncl ~~unn,, \fr, llld lin. 0. whUe orere there Mr. Otarlos Brown, two dau&blen er Hill, Jlke, Rldw!l, _ , . 0a rOVe Harry and Dooald """""',MM!. Rainey and Miso llllld of Galeoa, Ohio, Pome~oy-Mldd~eport, ~··_July "3_1. 1963:~. - they AmateOf Rul . e In Show Will eel to West 5alem, 0: where they Diane Blesslftl. lsistar, Mr. Pd Mrs. Stlllle7 vllited Mr. !llrry's brother. Mr. Mill Nora Mao Hollman of Adkine. lfaveft. Melvin ThomJIIOII w1to 1w1 been Frankford. Germany 11 opend- , Mrs. AllJe lloffmall and ,very ill. Tiley also visited Hu. ill!' f<> •r weeks .with bor par- lgbtet N.onl llbe •lilted 'l'lluJ"t. Atteodance at the Oak Grove bert llld Uoyd 'l'homJIIOII and ents, Mr. and Mra. Ruuell day afW'noon with Mr. 1 n d .E.U.B. Sunday Sc:aoot' was 40 . Mr. Lest!r Thompaon of Mans. Hollllllln. She came home Well- Mrs. Claytoo Newberry and Tbere were two visitors, \liss field, Oh•o. neaday · Sbe bas been employ- 1children. , Carolyn Raybum of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Tobey Myers ed tn l'rankford for the pest Mr. John Jl'ry and 'Mr. Scotty 1---------- &Enforced I•O. and Mill Nora Mae Hoffman were the diMer guest• Monday two years and after ber vllit ,Roush visited Sunday PT. PLEASANT - The Talent Show bela Ia conjunction 1>ith the Mao0n Coonty Fair is ochedu.led for 'lbW"sday, August 8at8p.ril. Reoidents of Mason County not over ll years old are elig'· ble to particpate. Individuals or groupS are invited to compete, Only one number of reasonable will h~ p.:rmitted for each a ... t. All contestants must be am~ ate11rs wi' h no orofes~ionat ex. perience (perform for pay). of Germany. Th• youth fellow- of Mr. snd Mrs. Okey B. Roosh .will return to Germany for two with Mr. Pry's porenta. Mr. /ship held tbelr retllllar meeting and D1ane Blessing. In the af- more yean. land Mrs. C. 1!:. Fry. Sunday evening with Mts. Vir- l.rnoon !bey all motored to Gal- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hill, Mra. HoiUce ThomJIIOII atuondginia Thompson leading. Pray- lipolis, 0. on bwline... , Susan, Jake, Butch and Rich- eel the Ve,.,.., mlslionary er meetiog and Bible Study fol- Mrs. Beulah Rickard a nd ·ard of Galena, 0 . spent a few lty meeting al the Vernoo lowed the youth meeting. graodchlldren Butch, Richard , days last week with Mrs. Hill's hoose Tuesday night. Mr. Harry Thompson and Mr . 'land Susie called on Mr. and father and wile, Mr. and Mn. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Yoho 1 .w: Sunday= ball.,..,.., · 7 Blanch Van Schoyck. They vls-. 1afternoon With Mr. and 'last week with Mr. Harry's I Mrs. Maude •BJeSBing Roosh lied Wednesday afternoon wlth ,Oitey B. Roosh and Miu.utano daughter and husband, Mr. and received word that Rev . Frank fMr. Ernest and Miss Twila Bles!ling. ~~::: I Gr ~ ~ 000. A meeting was scheduled for paint chemistry Thursday at 8 p. m. when the council members, city planning of£icials, and interested citizens will discuss preliminary plans for the new structure. tanders Charged By W. Va, Officers FLORLU PT. PLEASANT - ---··-- ~~~~~~~~~~~Ji~m~e~· :;-=f~~:;;;=::i~~~~~~~ "' 8uT • • • • u- 'lloat',llr drf-..='- :. ;,\ 1 ,... • • '· • BEST SHADES Reg . 79e value First Quality Self Seam , Nylons. New fall shades. Size>. 81h to 10~. Save now at your Bonanza Store. $7.40 1 Get P1lntln1 h•lp PIRflom our BPS GAl.. ANSWER MAN HOGG& ZUSPAN VINA·BONO LATEX WALL PAINT Use BPSVina-Bond on walls, c:elline:s, wallboard, piaster or brick. Easily apdlttd with • brush Vina·Bond Won't leave ugly 1treak1 or brush mark.l. Fingerprints Vtesh away~ COLOR MATCHED WITH SATIN·LUX SEMI·GLOSS ENAMEL G•l calor h•lp ffom DIU' BPS ANSWER Materials Co. Phone SP 3 ·5554 Moton W.Va. MAN 1 tion has been filed in the oftice ot the Circuit Clerk concerning money due on a promissory note. The action Is styled Dover Federal Credit Union vs. Har- METROPOLITAN MOTORS , ry A. Neal Pt. Pleasant. The plaintiff is seeking judgment Mens Sport Slacks LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES Reg. 3.99 value mens Sport Slacks, cot· Values to 5.98. Final clearance on this ton asst. styles and colors. Sizes 29 to group. we have to move these. Shop ear- 42. See these for top value. ly, these won't last long. cpr Ifrom 1 the defendant in amount of $685.90. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY DISCOUNT SALE! ~.. . Warth and son, Hartford. Fu,ly Lined FINE PLASTIC DRAPES Fully lined plastic drapes. Reg. $1 .00 value. Asst. colors and patterns. See these at your Bonanza Store and Save. REG. 1.19 REG. 89c BRECK SHAMPOO USTERINE Reg. $1.19 drug qn~cial. Breck Hair Sharr.poo. Buy several now at this low low discount price and save. Reg. 89e Listertne Mouth Wash. Special 'lllurs., Fri . and Sat. only at a new low low discount price. Hurry this won't last long. 59- 88:, REG. 98c VALUE TURKISH TOWELS IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER ", "',, •• REG. 39c PLAINS-FANCIES Reg. 98c value Ironing board p.ad and cover. Special val· ue at your Bonanza Store. Shop early and save. VISIT DUTTON'S ENLARGED HAIR CARE DEPT. Reg. 39c value large size Bath Towels. Asst. colors, plaint and fancies. Buy several now at this low low price. c ea REG. 79c VALUE PLASTIC DRAPES COMPLETE LINE OF TINTS AND RINSES Reg. ?9c value. Assi. oolors. Plastic Dra·pe&o, large group. Buy several pair now, 44 C REG. 1.00 FIRST ADE SPRAY pr MEDI-QUICK 71c FREE LIPSTICK Reglller $1.89 Adorn ARRID DEODORANT · · · · · · · · 57c RE~. 1.39 VALUE WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO · · · · 99c T*"'POrv Hair Coloring .ild Stylln1 Lotion - - - 'l TUSSY 1.· A low low diiiCount special at a new low prlce. Hurry, thia won't last long. "VICTOR" f e ~or Shea Shampoo '.$0. . ·,P•111 -alien...a With .... Spin ·Cuttm < HAIR SPRAY 4 OZ. CAN PilEI ·Reg. $1.89 Adorn Hair Spray. HELENE CURTIS BRIGHT IDEA ; ' ' • • •• ' . . . . FINE COTTON 20x40 CANNON •)., 1. • SUMMER FABRICS Ib e Pleasaut Valley Hoopltal ADMI'ITED - Joseph Antal, f Pt: Pleasant; Mrs. Charlie Cam, Leon. DISCHARGED - Earl Wayne Smith, Eleanor; Linda Ann Craig, Buffalo; Mrs. David .. $4.00 ON THE CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT $1.17aach F~T f.INISH VINYL LATEX WHITE & PASTEL COLORS Dill I IIN 10 MIN. .99 • POMEROY, OHIO Reg. $5.98 Values DISCOUNT ."T Come In and See Virgil Teaford or Wlllh Leadingham For A Good Deal On A GUARANTEED USED CAll AC110N FILED PT. PLEASANT - A clvH ac. or roller. Dries fl st. ,. > Landers received lacerations t": w.,.. Argus" NYLC''"'JS ~I $795 $a95 Heater. See It Reg. $3.99 Value of the head and hand after he lost control or his vehicle and struck a utility pole. Property damage was estimated at $400. The accident was investlgated. by the Sheriff's department. Today's Medical Renort =::~::;:t:~:~ =In·~~1 r .nc~ a:. SfNTINQ • 11 an~ ' j trans~ cle. St ' thli"l WiUiam Landers, Jr., 25, Pomeroy, was cited for driving whlle intoxicated and ror" no operator's license following a one-car accident Tuesday 12:20 a. m. on IRoute 62 near the traffic cir- IITUIII Ul EITOlll EIIAIII. -•= • nice sta. THE SHOE BOX FINE SHEER, FIRST QUALITY ·5791 10~ J'1llll 1957 FORD (6) FAIRLANE $895 IJS95 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, real EDMOR HEALTH SHOES sue to finance the local share of ·the federal grant. This share would be approximately $100.- I $109$ 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. Hardtop. Auto. Trans. Radio - : - ' - - - 1BIEISSil1g of Weston, Ohio Is ·Rickard . I Mr. and Mrs. James ill at this time and wlil be Mr. and Mrs. John Grand- Iand daughter Paula Council Me't REV. IDCKS LETART, W.Va.- Tile annual homecoming of the Oak T Accept Grove E. u. B. c~ureb wiD I 0 be held. Augut llth wllb tbe . ~ruffreGtGioMt All the magic ~ "fur wocd of modern •• fine 1951 STUDEBAKER $795 Cbampion (6) 4 Dr. Another economy car Federa} Grant Vo.ice Of Broadway •.• Reporting • 1951 CHEVROlET (6) Station Wagon. Sta. Trans. Clean and to attend the annual staff and three daughters of cthe Wardfamliy reunion at This rule will be strictly enforcoi the Boards Mason visited Friday afternoon I Rock Sprmgs Fairgrounds ed. Anyone desiring to enter d Church which Is heid i with Mrs. Grandstaff's lather ' ay. should call or write Mr. C. L. year on the third Sunday 1 and wife, Mr . and Mrs. I v e s i""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;; Head, 146 Park Drive. Pl. PleaAugust. :King. son! 01" Mrs. Paul Powell, New maJn apeaker the Rev. HomNEW FOR . er Hk:ks of the 5atnl AlbODo, . Mr. True Blessing of Mason Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roush Haven. BACK TO SCHOOL on Mr. and Mrs. Laura and Diane Blessing visited W. Va. E. V. B. church. Rev. 1 T sd f th Mr. and Mrs. ASK TO WED ue ay a ternoon . Mr. day evenln~~~: wl Hlclu Is a for"'er pastor of ' PT. PLEASANT- City is on the sick list at the •!bert Boston. I PT. PLEASANT - Two cou- the local church. Everyone is 1cil met Jn a special session n pies have made appUcallons for 1 lied A he k t d' m · I Mrs. Amy Boston spent Mon- ' DV • ' e mner w 1 Monday evening to accept Miss Carolyn Rayborn of Co- day, Tuesday aod Wednesday matTlage licenses in the office be enjoyed at •oo•. $300,000 grant from the 0 hio was the overnight nights with her mother, Mrs. Slz•• of the Countv Clerk. Thev were munitY Facilities . ~-99 8112 to 3 _ __ Lawrence Tirplett, 27, Pome- 1ther, Jr., Tl, Chester, Ohio. and tion for the construction of Miss Sharon Yeager MTueaThompson.! . LOAFER & TIE roy' and Betty Lou Eblin, 21, J Judy Kay Sprouse McCarthy, 'new and modern City . . sday even ng dmner Pomeroy; John Newton Gin- 21 West Columbia. i • C t 1 F. Sl !' Caihng on Mr. and Mrs. Ed lol Mr. aod Mrs. Curtis RiCitardl ll ng . en_ra .'re 8 100 · Fnday were their grand- land Mrs. Blanch Van ~~~::;~~~~ . Under dLSCUssJon at th~ son, Mr. and Mrs. James Fry were Mr. Rickard's d: mg was the need of pubhc su~ port for approval of a bond is. .. River Report WAS 1961 LARK 161 - - - - - $12t5 Clean aDd !lice, economy car son Toney visited three days :mng. ]e n~ ;, .'f:!... « ' aod Mrs. Donald Thompson and Mrs. C. E. Fry Wednesday mor- Curtis Rickard and aunt. Mrs. 1Miltoo, W. Va. spent w.....:..... Mn i!UaM Vena • Soriety,{\jews :!:'' :: :,o' ,." . PRINTS 37 49c VALUES ~ng~Y 4~!s~." ~e; terns, fast colors . Buy now (or Back to School. C d Y NEW SUMMER FABRICS Rog. 49c & 59c Val. Wide selection of ~!~~~~~~~fu~s to 59c yd. in this group. Buy sev· eral yards now. 44 C yd REG. 29c FAMOUS Hope Muslin Famous Hope Muslin. :16" wide Snowy white. Reg . 29< yd . 15 Save now . Shop at your Bonanza Store. C: d Y WILSON'S WALKER CUP GOLF BALLS DOZEN Famow; Wilson Walker Cup Golf Balls. Save $3.00 on every doz. you bu~·. A new low discount price. s .95 MENS FINE LEATHER LOAFERS & OXFORDS Wide selection of Men's Fine Leather Loafers and Oxfords. Reg. $6.95 value, Come in, pick a pair and save. s .98 pair "DIXIE" GLOSS HOUSE HIGH Q!JAUTY NYLON PAINT PAINT BRUS'HES DWe White Gloe:s House Paint. ROc. $3.85 gal. New low low diicount price. Sue money your Bontna Store. $,.99 GeL at High QuaUty Nylon Paint Brushes. Beg. • v~lue, these nd uve. ·' See ., �• • ~ ' GO? Senators Deny Hedging Stand On Nuclear . Pact -DeOJSea~~Pomt!O)'Qat~.o~~···'Ip us.·, [''elen 1'' J. 2 ~'I'Ofl (tJPJl _sen... Jl.lho. gave the oamo ,.._,ta l act"" the lrlotf. l\epoll>tba IMders today rejectocl oayint he would ootaccopiOD ln- . "DemocroUe ~ tl A IWIHilirde s-ie vote Is ' the Se!>olo ~ ....__, llo o'akt' ~~~at ~ ....W bo "JJool· · ,I ...,. pia- required lor retiflelllon. ml~, decUired that It "'"'lei bo , tleally llllddal'"• let the lllpuhU· I) · lloQioenlic tnf.... nees tbat poUti· vtullon. Hi<kenloop« 11 the top niog their bopeo for Senate rill· .,_. P - a ""'"illllar ttagedy for the •• ..,. iD oppooe the pact u 1 I l \; c:o1 portllllll5hlp mlgbt be behind Republi""" 011 the Senato Foreign , flcallon ol the paet on eonlldellco l Pomoeratic Whip Rubert H. tloo lnd" the IIA!pUbllcon""' to, Prtr· "l hopo IUid pray that the7 tholr delermillalloo to toke a Relalloos committ.. which will • that the pobtlc pDII"allJIUpporii 1 Humpll...,., Mblll.. ehaimwl of make lhll 1 pl!'lllllll8ai10.'' •. won't.~ he told reporton. baN look It ~he nueliar lelt boo • . . . . -- . "'""11· . Bill spent the weekend with Dtivld, Robert, RoaaMa, and Thursday eVentnc and !ePOI'ted Mn. Raybunl were ill Polm At the nmt time, - - · lhe Mr. ·lllld Mrs. W. P. Lanning Pamela of Balnbrldge. They that his wile Esther '\'"& home Sprtnp, Florida vtsltlng ~·. Department was •till oeek· 'ol Fairborn, Ohio. Sunday, on went ospectally to bring their from lhellarbertonr.itileDIJ!ol- Rlyburn'a brother Floyd Me 1ng .. onougb promiDent Republi- 1u.eir return trip they visited grandson Robert home with pita! alter ondl!rcoJnl major Dormltt who li ill. COMPlAINTS. OOMPLAINTII or. She - lrl p t pUI 1114 C&DI to ctve. look ol bolancod lwith Mr. Herbert LanniJii of them lor. •••II. Jlo recently surgery IUld ... dolnJ .. weUI Calllni.OD Mr.llld Mra. Frtd Dear llelen· Lept ..... up her lttllllll bipartisanahip iD ' , Jli'OP'*d con- Frankfort. injum hll ankle and Ia in a as coulcl ~ dpeeted. M. muab llld , Mn. Allnle Fry ~~~• at>oui 11me c:ry!n1. But tbe nunt !111M hlr 1 greulonal delegation to ott.nd Re an<1 M Norvsl Rlck· ' cast. While Ill llalnbrldiO. Mr. Mr Lon Roush eaUed.., Mr ,Sunday ptl ~.lfo. complaW about tho stand al the wiDdOir ' and liD the tr..ty 01gnmg in Mo""w r.er :nd soo Tampa, Fla. ~:p~~,:r~:tln:tl<!nded a ' Mrs. Gaynali Chandler, War· Dwight Gibbs Monda~ moroing: l" : ~ =:,.:~~ IIDush ment in dodon' offices. My • IDnl PI~!~~ There were Signs thot the Idea w' e overnight guests Tuesday . lren John Danny, Susan and Ml· and Mrs. Clareilce Yeag- a • a v ......,.er. friends beVe the oame trruble. her hlst«7 ,,_, ..., ,_ oi sending • coogressional group ru<:!'Mr. and Mrs. Hern;an Grate Mr. and Mra. Carl Morria, Gtlyla of 'MichJclll vlslted ,er, Sharon and Beveril' lpel!l ' p~ ~aroo- Ye&ller, Martha, I bad an ap~ to aee downllltbewallilll,_ 1and VIckie. wtth s-etary oi Stott docil:lt would~~! her 1 Jim. Mark, ll1d John spent four Tbursdav with her silter-iJ>.Iaw 1Sunday afternoon Yislilnl Mro. l1011ttY'~~.;~~;! a doctor and waited tbe ~ Rug wt>Uid be ICI"apped un k Mr. and Mrs. Jim Qutilen ·days with Mr. and Mrs. Carl llld husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cur· Yea1er'a mother, Mra. lv a of 4-R cluba .......,11•• ah0w, two houri pat! Ill,)' appoilllniellt I tried to hun;! - .. ~d, Republicans with stature on ey (Marvel Foleyl of Mdison are Denison, Wheeling, W. VI., tis Rickard. Hudson of 8POid RuD. time - whidl I've lsarneti· IO lbt lllll"lt aimp.,. 11 H 11 cotmnittee.o WOIIid agree to 1°· visiting her parents, Mr. and Tile DeniSODS ltt! former local ! Mr. and Mrs. P1ul Randolph in Poblt Pleuant tile Appa- accept. I cl!dn'~ mind an 1,rul "Tht doctor's billy rfchl '· S011ato GOP t..ea<l<f E.efflt M. Mrs. Dick Foley, residents and wiD return here Mrs. Louise Adldn~ •P"M "1aod daulhlll'l. Pauletta llld .ladtlen lt1eatrle audltcrlum lot whell tbe PllfiOJl oezl to How lfdt do you bav• ba Dir~oen. 111 .. dented tbat Repub- Miss Cathy wout' of Pome. soon, u he 11 hired to teach .'""k vlsitlftl her s•oter, Mr. ·SteUa Mae vlaited Sunday eveo- WedneldiY., Martha ~p- whose appoln~t wu • befOre il'a COIIIIdered ..m,ilcan senators were tokma " 'roy spent severaf-days with at Rutland lbgh achool thlJ iand Mrs. Harold Love of Chesa· llng wtth ' Mr. IUid Mrs. Curtls iiiOII woo .' b!Uf\'rll!l!oD an Iter hour latar than mille, was call- orgeacy? 11'1 a weD-known fa<l · party ltand on the U.S.·Br<tloh- luuy Imboden and Mr and year. ,peake, 0. Rickard llld Mrs. Blanch outflt and will go to Jacbon ed - soema he wu a "ltlllr have to be near dsalb beSoviet treaty or tryma to make tt Mrs Wilbur Imboden Bobby I Mrs Mable E Roush lQIO!It Van Schoyck. Mills on August 12th, lhlll'on patient and this WU my lint you get I bOON-Call - 1114 8 partlsa~ ~ F ,. and· Charlotte. ' NMr. :n~rs. nd"; Mor: the w;,.kend with her daughter. Mr. llld Mn. Georp T. Ben- ::: ~~~ ~~ visit. But what ~ got Ill,)' NEVER on Sunday! - JZ. "Wt ~.. ooly !t.t: all the Mr. aod. Mrs Robert Sheets M~;erMarvln. ~orris •. Dexter ·Mrs. Margaret Burkley of Johns- nMt .•nd Mrs. Mae HoffiiUID orl'iliiMllli. . . ' to be informed the RENE facts" 0. told a reporter. i of Galllpohs, Mr. and Mrs. Ben are oo I trip thru the west vD- town, 0. She abo visited her ICmcmnati, Ohio spent Wednes·, Mr. and -1\in. Dallas Gibbs doctor wu .running behind Dear S but Not S, IUid J.,..: D;;ksen also ..kl titer< was oo llhrvey ~lid son, and Mr. and lting points of mterest On their dauJihtor • Mrs. Nedra Hoppe, day through ~unday tsiting and Mr. and Mrs. Elson Long =~(=~:a~:>;. Doll't eondemn aU doeterl beattempt to discouraae Repubii- Mrs. Merlin Farmer and lam- return trip they wiD. plcl< up and husband, E d w I r d i\lrl· Hoffmon I son and lam- and 11!1 Timmy olllted Saturot a few laolated lnaWiocans from occeptlnl invitation. to lly of Columbus were recent P. F. C. Jack Morritl who ia F. Hoope, Jr. o! Columboo, 0. lites, Mr. and Mrs. Rwlsel Hoff· day eveniDC witll Mr. Glbba' me, boil would talk to me And don't blame • diiet.r ottsod the treaty-signing .,...•. vi<ltors or ~arne! :ta;s~n. being discharged from tile eer· The Hoppes wtrt recently mar· m~~ and Mr. and Mrs. DaDa ' parenlll, Mr. and Mra. Dwight ~~~~.::~:i~ u ov..-loua olllco glrlmoay. M~. and rs. rn ra e, vice at Fort Riley, Kanua. ried. H man. Glbbll. ' reocr~' tloll" iJo the Incident to him lllo The GOP lead..- said he penon· David aod Gene, are spending Mr. and Mrs. llowll'd Ray- Mr. Rlchll'd Roush of New Mr 8tan1eJ AdltiDa IJIIM you I p p . w and rm sure II WOII1 agein 11 anoollllced he would not at· a week at the Nazarene Church William Theobald, Columbus, born spent the past week in Haven was the dlnoer gueat of 'nluday afternoon with his un- HE lmow without even 111 ~:a if Invited because golnlt camp in .:Oiumbus. Las( week spent the weekend with his Palm Sprlnga, Florida wilb Mrs. his sister ~.aturday evening, Mr. cle, Mr. c. E. Fry. tr, Ill,)' $at? II wu We all kn01i mls ent would imply 0 commitment to oup. Mrs. Grate stayed overnight In mother. Mrs. Lydia Tbenbatd. Rayborn's brother, Mr. and and Mra. H.rry Thom[llon. Saturday evenbtl dlmlor ponelve prescription:: I ~WI 1 rt tho pact 011 which he hao Columbus to attelld a missionM IUid l d Mra. Floyd McDermitt. Mr Me· Misa Sue Ellen IUld Eva Lee IIUOSI.s of Mr and Mn Fred charged the repla oceufecODta y, back 001111 po · 'ary meeting r. Mrs. Cav II I!:dmun · Dermitt Is w 1 his home Brown visited Saturday with · · fee - for what? · per not taken • stand. . I Mrs Ollv~ Jnarahm of Porn- son, Marilyn and Florence of I the --~~llmea Miss Diane Blessin• who Ii M. RmlBil and Mrs. Annie Fry. A friend lelll me her don't have to bael.sen. Bourlte B. Hlcl<tnlooper, · "o· . Cot mbu a p....... · .... .,.,. Nt. .net Mrs. Chsrlea all , ft•~ ~..._ to -- - - - eroy and Garnet Wllllamaon, . " s, ,.... reeen1 over- Mn. Annie Fry of Elain, lUI· spending a vacation wltb her Moore Jr. Te and carol """ even '"" """'"" . ' local were in Logan receotly to night illlests of Mr. and Mrs. . h . the h I f grand~'""nla Mr and M r I ' ' rry into the room durinC aa TWO TO TANGO ---------' Nate Wi J0 h nd J nolS w o •s oosegues o ,_. ' . . Sue of lluntlqtoa and Mr •· !nation and olta!l Halon· visit Mrs. Williamson's niece. se, na ane. Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roosh Okey B. Roush. Toney Thomp- Gene Smith Julia llld Belinda , • a Mrs. Harold Saxton. They aioo Mr. and Ml"ll. Charlea Simp- for tho 1 ummer Is opendlng a son visited Friday afternoon of Point PI~ are11 t in place. Doll't ':;'=~"..:::!I viSited Mr. Harold S.xton who kins aod Charla. of Columbus week visiting Mrs. Kate Roush Wtth Diane. Mo. mJ Mrs. BW Slaven and ~~ rigllts, .,.,.pi to ~ ~ botel I'O<illl UDtll was confined In a Logan Hos- were weekend guests of her of the Union eommwlity. Mr. and Mrs. HoW:ard Card- daughter llld Mr. and Nrl. Bob b'L . woo'! I aearil' ever, nlgllt, p1tal. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Those helpiJii Mrs. Nora Ad· er of Point Pleasant visited Mrs. Qasey and two daughtars of aybe you prln lpelldJJII weekend~ with Mrs. Ethel Nelson and Hel~n Snowden. The Slmpklno were ldns celebrate her 9lnd blrtb- CIJ'der's sister and f11111ly, Mr. Jilptey, Mrs. Ellabetll Ohltnc· Halon, but writing 11 bu Ia 1 motel? - - - - - - - - - - Mae called SUnday on LydJa , returning from a visit with rei- day were her sons, Mr. a n d land Mrs. Albert Tbompoon, Mar- • llld twin dauebten of Coium- e<! more tllan the doctor She bu bra(( a baml 8V JEAN PARKER Theobald, Ira IUid Hila Baker, aUves in West Virginia and Mrs. Stanley Adkins of New tha, Alberta Jo, Harriet llld btJa 0 and Mra IJlllan McCoy SICK BUT NOT !m1PID used the en uptiiiPII!Ij . and Mr. Elza Michael and TheJ. stopped here to visit other Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. Los- Virginia Thursday evenin&. ot W.;,t Columbta visited last Dear Helen: and cain all. Y;anllhe Clll ...: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morm en- lma Michael aU of RuUand. members of tho lamiil' Iter Adl<ins. Her dauJihter and Mr. and Mra. Dennla Roush, weelt:wlthMr M bloE Roush I know dae!Dts are busy l bl job Ia tertained with a cookou( at Jessamine Lyoo has returned · family, Mr. and Mrs. RusseU s~ .. daughter and family, Mrs. . s. a • their nU>"ItS try .to a respecta 1 . • their home on July 4th. Those !rom a two weeks vacation. Me, and Mrs. Rex Peters of Hoffman, ~er granddauJihter, Cotheryn Newberry, Steve, w:~~~..:;•:, ~~u=y· tl.em, but this Is gomg too tar: ~flee. yoq attending were Mr. and Mrs. She accompanied Mr. aod Mra. Tampa, Fla. recently visited Mlsl Nora Mile Hoffman. Frank- Mike, and Timmie, son and lam· wltb" Miss carol Gerlach of I was wa!Uq in tho : "rmden ~1 ~ Marvin Morris of Dexter, Mrs. Severn Longstreth aod !amUy Wtth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Can- for.!, Germany, brother, Mr. it), Mr. and Mrs. John Roush office whet! a Jllrl ~me r, owlnJ 'l hi Cora Morris and Theron ol of Pomeroy. They atayed nine aday, Sabra and Mrs. Edna and Mrs. c. E. (Ed) Fry, Mrs. Sr .• Joho Jr., Julia and Wll· p : ~w~. Rolllll c.rr aereamlng. Seems ahe d - MRS. ~· W. 0 Langsville, Mr and Mrs. Fred days at Carnival de Venice, Ft. Russell. Blanch Yeager, Mr. and Mn. liam, and grandchildren, Doug· · n. baby-littillg and whUe Mrs. W. . , Morris, Victor and Bryan of Lauderdale, Fla. and returned Mr. Gill Hull and son Rollo Dwight Gibbll Mrs. UUian Mt>- \ias and Billie Ka) Lambert aU and p= ~= ~b~ a loy for ooe of her ~rges, a Why IIIUII: l'011 blamt tho Newark and Mr. aod Mrs. Web- thru the Blue Ridge Mountains. of St. Petersbur&, Fla., were Coy, Mrs. M~blo E. Rottl!t and lenjoyed a fish fry at the home :!treMra Leonard Roush ~ bla~ widow aplder btl ber. It an~~~ and P~~ 1 er Theobald and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. aod Mrs. Earl King call· recent caller• of Mr. snd Mrs. Mr. Johnie Fry and S<otty of tbeir son aod family. Mr. dr llld ·Milton a •• reaDY was, because she bad the . as -ay , PI , •..., ~..- - . llpider Ia a piece of tissue pap- ey dektVe .,ach otter; l: Carl Morris, Jim, Mark, and ed on Mrll. Ethel Nelson and Victor Braley, Roosb of New Haven. Songa and Mrs. Dennis Roush Jr. on 8 Jubn ali of Rutland. Other call· Helen Mae Wednesdov evening. · Mi.. 5abra Canaday •od her .,.,. 111111g IUid pictures were Saturday at their b0111e In the •v=:,tnc;.... Artie Iioush -, ers at the Morris home that Mr. and Mrs.__J~ ~lin, Ric- grandmother, Mro. Edna. Ruo- ahown by Miso Hoffman. A Hlcltory Chapel community. and ~· lh Samuel Clemelll up 14, 1 a.m.: Helen: ' • afternoon were Mro. Come Hill ky, 8renda, Brenf ana Mrs. sell were recent oupper guests birthday dinner wu eerved at Mrs. Sue Robinette and sons, '"'• in p k ~ead op- Chrla Jr down 16 1 a m . Whet's witll this guy 111" ,bls • - Columbus and her 1011, Mal· Everett MfK!!Iglu ~~.¢ tile ol Mr. and Mr!. Robert King, the noon hour. Mn. Ercll 4d· Grecory and Frank Jr. eaUed p...., u er-• ay. '15 . ' m·· A E : : : : =USCoutalll " ~ 1 rom Hill oi Sunnyvale. Calif. Miller reunion, swiday. It was Tommy. Carol IUid Timmy klns called on Mrs. Nora Sun- on Mr. IUid Mrs. COl'lil Rid<· Mr. Glen '111~--of Ml• ~ up j 7 ' ~.:· ·• • · · Mr. aod Mrs. Carroll Suow- t.eld at the home of Mr. and Bradbur1:"""' day evejlin(J. ..• ·-t ard Saturday afteroOIIIt"""" amisburc,~- Is....-- I v•· lane• up 17 ' ~·Q P·~·· w:'~'t":us~~~ ,,. 1 den, Steve, Larry, Gary and Mrs. Carl Miller, Carla, Alan, Mr. and Mro. Horman Grate Mlsl Beverly. Yeqer, IJ)int :'<lfr. and Mra. Dennis RmlBil "*tlan wt hll lfllldperenla, G ~~ 6:m;·a ma:mc, v an4 Jiiii Carol Annette of Gallipolis were and Grace Ann or Athens. and Vickie spent several daya Friday night wllb Miss Paulella si-: and grandchildren, Doualu Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hay~ · up 1 G·30 · ., . inalead of aU lilt '110 l'l'ctot visitol'll of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Braley In Cincinnati. Whllt there and Sleile Mae RandOlph. land BUUe· Kay Lambert vlllted Mr. and Mrs. Lao Rouah ner up • ·fs a.m:, ' My pack tUea allldads. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden. were recent overnight tlllesls of Ithey attended several Red Leg · Mr. and Mrs. Otay B. Rouah Sunday evening with their aan family :own ::· ::35 a.m.: = d • kid <'lll't lfloni I UDilorm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill aod Mr. and Mrs. David Tillis, and granddauJihter Diane J11ea. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jaclt: ~M~ family~· ~, 30• a:m.:··~bert own : : :""ou':i.~J:,:: lng spent Thursday ~ Roush of Broad Run. They endown 21, 4:40 a.m.; Jordan way, no strlngi, attaeiied. wtth Mr. and Mn. Georl" joyed homeiiJide Ice cream. down 21, 1:41 a.m.: we have a fine judge ID our Boston and IGII Harold. Mlu Jackie Ann Roush returoBeckjom down 21, 7:15 a.m.: who hu been 101 lbt JuMisa Sandra Rlllllh spent o:•• ed home with her lfl"andpsrents utue I!:dwll'd down :12 Court hetlch for •• night last woelt: with Mlsa for a week'a vaeatlan. a.m.: Patten up :12, &,io a.m.; lhoueanda of boya that Diane Bll!lling. 1 Mr. Artie Rouah of Broad Valvollne up Greenup 5 p.m.; him, not one waa 1 The Boards Baptist Church ' Run llld Mr. and Mrs. Jab n Gaqe readlnsa: GaWpolla Polar up Greenup 7:6 a.m.; . So perhapa Scoulerl hava held their aMual picnic at Kro- Bumgarner of Now Haven, dam 17.1, 12.3, rtlllllbt& I feet l'!atlonal d01m 31, 2:20 a.m.; to be .....,bblsh• del Park In Point Pleasant Sun- Tom and MolUe Jobalon of Gal- 011 rollera, Pomeroy-l\laaon 20.· Coal Klftl down 113 1_:10 a.m.· aU _ but 1101 a., day. lipolis visited Thunday with Mr. 10, Pt. Pleasant 13.10, ·Rint.i Molly K. down 34,' 1:15 p.m.; thll Mr. CommltleijJt,ID Mill Alberta Jo, Virginia and aod Mra. Fred M. Roush and .70 rising, Kanawha Falls M &ussey H. down 34, 13:30 a.m.; ll _ SHAME ON HIM . lllrrlet Thompaon opent SunMrs. Annie Fry. rising, Olarlesllm 17.18 steUonBob Benter c101m 34, 2:10a.m.; Thll eolwm 1a cledleated . to ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN her clothes." day afiPrnooo with their grandMr. and Mrs. BW Van Meter lary. Londtm, Marmet and Win. Northel"l) up 34, 4;15 a.m. living, so If you're haY.. Loudon Notes This will give the general public an parents, Mr. end Mrs. Harry and family of Maaoo 11pe11t the field diDII "'"' on lbt ..uta. GalllpOIIa Dam . trouble or jull 1a1a AnllyziDg Dr. Stephen Ward is the idea o! the hazuds endured almost daily Thompson. past w.k at the home of Mn. -~ down 4:35 p.m.; J. S. let Halon belp YOU. official hobby of reporters covering the by the brave iensmen of the press. Mr. CecU Blelling Jr. of AkVan Meter's parenta, Mr. llld .Okll River liGDd up U, down 7:20 p.m.; Joe Joneo a1ao fticome your owe vi!lll trill bere. Corridor and pub discus· • sions become complicated and beated. , up 14, f 1:05 p.m.; IDtllana down Before I left New York several gent. roMrn, OhloMaudscaBlledl-·'~: Rmothorh,l Mrs. ollfolrardthelr'-~while• ~ ~ 1:40 pw.m.;temHamiltoa Alldr-.•· ....... o u a care ....... ""· .... p.m.; es up 1•• 11 p.m.; p.m,; Chauvin down S:10 in eare of Tbere is one Euroran correspond· Iemen of my acquaintance, !oclucllng the ent whose dlspatcbea should dearly one to whom I am married, challenged love to read, because in the daily de· me to bring back autographs from Chrisbates be waxes loud with fascinating tine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies. Tbis H. 11owe1a, ullag conelusiODJ based on erroneous inform•· is a progress report. downbound Invader, tNTIRift 01' tioo aDd ·imaginative personal theories. So far I have acquired only one autoBy WaJDO G. lraadltadt, M.D. lbt mother's life. A Praloapol oae of ~ I!:'Deana Bolw«<h, OVEC AIIIA "You have the mind of a fiction wri· graph. It is written on the flyleaf of a II - I was roceutly .treated leum jelly has aever be o n Southern, ter," I told him jokingly if accurately. copy of "The, Vassal Affair," just pubfor hepaUtls and was put on 1 4--Wbat are lie alter effects found to produ oldn caneer · ~· River - Lucy Jane He grinned but did not retreat in his lished. diet with no lat. You have stat.II aoy, of Medrol? I have been othe ~ result. Lucas ilp London 5:U a. 111•1 OJ. : arguments. In delicate feminine handwriting, It ell that fat shoold be included taking this drug for allergy off or any r tver Shearer down Marmet 3:10 "That's what this case needs, the reads: a.m.: Elisha Woocll up Winfield "Love to Dorothy K. from Rebecca in the diet Pleaae comment fur" and on for over two yean. mind of a fktlon writer.'" he said, '"be· ther on th11. A-oMelltyprodeil'lhM (Me- Pleue IOild JOV f[lesllclat 7 p.m.; MerrtlJ up Winfleld 1:21 cause it is more implausible than any West. Old Bailey, 1963." A - II II true that facts used drol) 11 one of the steroid hor· u4 CIJDIII•ta .. Dr. p.m.• Jem ·Bosworth lip wta. • • novel ever written." An English reporter to lto restricted In the diet of moo .. that Is related to c:ortJ. G. llrudaladl, M.D., Ia can of field' 1:30 p.m.; w. H. Shaver, 1 '~-~·~~~i! heard tbis and disagreed. If ail the people who claim to have or recovering aone. It is, ho-, mueb Ill· llpla paper. WilDe Dr. ~~rat- Jr. up Wlnfteld 1:10 A. "You are wrong, old chap.'' he said. heard the tapes made by Christine Keel- persona with "Just because it is so wild, what this er about tbe Ward caH were laid end to from hepatitis but now for all er to uae for prolonied periods lladt .,._ ¥1wW iodivldaal V. Qrle dOWD Wk6idj case needa is ·I cool, analytical mind." end or side by side they woul~ not fit in- forma of hepatitis a balanced than 11t01t drugs of this group. 1111era, lie . . ._..., !e\f4rf p.m.; Lelia Shearer down ~..,t;;•; I agree with my British colleague, to the courtroom or even Into the Brit· 2,QOO.calory diet ronalstlng of I.Amg term oaqe ahould bo tiJio If ceaerai ialtlreat ill ia-. llel!I l ·40 1111 • ,11t1met 1111 WID· '·" IJeid 2 ·a.m." ., · but aucb ue the ramifications of this as- ish Museum. And another few thousand IIi grtu111 of protein, 100 £f811Ul dartaken only with earelal 1t1o eo[!nnno. of fat, IUid 200 grt11111 of -bopervislllll by )'IIID" cloetor. Be caa tonishinl trill that it iso 't easy to report have not actually listened to the record· hydrate is recommended. H a belp you avoid. tho lllldaslrabll it without resorting to exclamation ing but have seen transcripts of it. points. So "everybody" who is anybody now intake Is oeed• side effectl. lnelude ed, the caloric three eBitliiUal elt- pulflneu of theThese bee, ltDmach • • knows that Christine's identification of llfeatar menta ah011ld be increased proulcer, llld bleedillg undet the ' .. A young German girl who coven "the man in the mask" does not match portlonaleiy. Fats ahouid bo rookln. JIAJWliiiELI.(;OESOUT"IWEOOOR WIIE~~WV£111E~ London for a Munich newspaper intra· that published in the Greek newspaper strlcted, however, If X-ray e1o WI1).J l:li$;MISSUS lRAILINC. BEIIt~DAS ~Ql,~ A GONSICERA"15 duced herself to me on the first day of Niki. S~E S'IRuOOLES lllTO IIER GOAT•" GQ41"·~ liE IS 'JI.IEN.· tbe trial, when we were sitting in the Tbe Greek paper identified the man, aminatlon shows that you bave Cl- My J"BI slater'• lace Ia same courtroom pew and told me ber who served drinks at a party while dress- 1 nonlunctloning gaD bladder. deeply pitted and hal dart blotches that won't 1• away, I publication's circulation had increased ed only in a mask and apron, u a prom· becau.. of the Ward case. II - What cauae · I rNd about ~ llld inent member of the Tory eovemment. "We are treating it from the psychoSo did Christine, but she named a woman to bleed to death ill Wlllldar If It would belp her. A - a-mo...., II tbe aploetcai viewpoint rather than merely re- dlffe,.nt prominent member of the Tory childbirth? A - s...,. ...,,....,..,. jtul pllcttion of eautel1zlitt!' ~ porting the evidence," abe said. "We had government. If anything, her veraion Ia great succeas with an article going Into even more shatterin& to the Establish· before delivery may be caUBed ella fo the Qla 10 cleatfoy the the reasona why Chriatlne Keeler would meht because of an Intimate connection by premature eeparatlan of tbe ooter layera. II Ia nol Without do the things sbe says abe has done. • between her "man In the mask" and an placenta (afterbirth) from the danpr and _.,. ba andertak"And what did you conclude?" luk· official of worldwide renown. Thla is not uterine wall. Another eause II on only bJ a pbyaiclan wbo baa ed eacerly. to be interpreted as referring to a bomo- the abnormal formation of tbe had wide Uperi<lic)e itl Ill uae. Tbe girl abruesed. oexual relationship. It Ia simply a matter placenta in the low« pari of II Is 111c1it illeM Itt rti)IOIIIDjr "I reilly don't know," abe replied. of general public ltnowleue and not Ia the uterus bloekinf the uterllle ~ "' • · , . _ , For "'l'he whole tbiug is incredible to me. any way defamatory l.n Itself. But It puta outlet. Ia a Vff1 ~II~ lhe,.oftiafpltlld ....... Tbele people have no morala at all." the "man in the mast" exceedin21Y eloae the uterua ~ n!pture In d ill I ~..FIQII .~ P'-" . She said her paper had sent a pho- to the confidence of an lnternitlonally calllM! a ......., heiDtlft'hage. tna II a lifw lllll intn 111ft!> tographer to take some "at home" pic· famoua Iieure. Following deiiY«7 • 1111111 por- live ~' _ _ .. - . tures of Cbristlne and he, too, had been tiOD of the pla<enla Ia ~ ;(I , , flab~psted by the attitude of the star All the reporten covering the Ward times left bejtlnd. Tbls llllafl. --~<C: I • "~ Jelly wi~el&. trial "Plan to have their penclla aharpened cauaea wntinued bleedlna. Thf -1r 011 '!If~ ~~~~~­ "He uted ber to be aerloua for a mo- on July 31. Tbat is when Aloysius "Luc- trllchtuJ ~ II ~ · belpa 10. ~ ment lad atrlke .I !fr111!18tlc pose, 1B If ky'' Gordon appeals his aenteace of tbree to .._.. aU COIII)liWJ. than illoll a.. ~ alit were an aetraa. BUt he had a terri- yeua for 1JeaUn1 Miss Keeler, aDd the lillnl ID ~ ~ wb' etaces. Jf It Ia 'a itntluct 4*1t1 ble tbne eettll'll1the pellilve picture bf. day promlles to provide another sensa- they are ~ e a r ly, loill eoaiiDilell 'llli W 1'1' iiiiD cauae all abe wanted lo do wu take off tfbnal chapter in the Profumo ICIDdaL prompt ectloo 'will oltell .... - t . .. I Sta- Oak trove Society Notes were*· r:i ur. 0: I ....... the t!: ·"* ... Rut}and Wbal! News Notes t 1 '· . Dally _Senllnel, --k-G--..; · : ....,-Mrs. Walter Witmer of AshiMCl.jol Mld<tlt!port, 0., 'Mr. ond M'n. 1oncl ~~unn,, \fr, llld lin. 0. whUe orere there Mr. Otarlos Brown, two dau&blen er Hill, Jlke, Rldw!l, _ , . 0a rOVe Harry and Dooald """""',MM!. Rainey and Miso llllld of Galeoa, Ohio, Pome~oy-Mldd~eport, ~··_July "3_1. 1963:~. - they AmateOf Rul . e In Show Will eel to West 5alem, 0: where they Diane Blesslftl. lsistar, Mr. Pd Mrs. Stlllle7 vllited Mr. !llrry's brother. Mr. Mill Nora Mao Hollman of Adkine. lfaveft. Melvin ThomJIIOII w1to 1w1 been Frankford. Germany 11 opend- , Mrs. AllJe lloffmall and ,very ill. Tiley also visited Hu. ill!' f<> •r weeks .with bor par- lgbtet N.onl llbe •lilted 'l'lluJ"t. Atteodance at the Oak Grove bert llld Uoyd 'l'homJIIOII and ents, Mr. and Mra. Ruuell day afW'noon with Mr. 1 n d .E.U.B. Sunday Sc:aoot' was 40 . Mr. Lest!r Thompaon of Mans. Hollllllln. She came home Well- Mrs. Claytoo Newberry and Tbere were two visitors, \liss field, Oh•o. neaday · Sbe bas been employ- 1children. , Carolyn Raybum of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Tobey Myers ed tn l'rankford for the pest Mr. John Jl'ry and 'Mr. Scotty 1---------- &Enforced I•O. and Mill Nora Mae Hoffman were the diMer guest• Monday two years and after ber vllit ,Roush visited Sunday PT. PLEASANT - The Talent Show bela Ia conjunction 1>ith the Mao0n Coonty Fair is ochedu.led for 'lbW"sday, August 8at8p.ril. Reoidents of Mason County not over ll years old are elig'· ble to particpate. Individuals or groupS are invited to compete, Only one number of reasonable will h~ p.:rmitted for each a ... t. All contestants must be am~ ate11rs wi' h no orofes~ionat ex. perience (perform for pay). of Germany. Th• youth fellow- of Mr. snd Mrs. Okey B. Roosh .will return to Germany for two with Mr. Pry's porenta. Mr. /ship held tbelr retllllar meeting and D1ane Blessing. In the af- more yean. land Mrs. C. 1!:. Fry. Sunday evening with Mts. Vir- l.rnoon !bey all motored to Gal- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hill, Mra. HoiUce ThomJIIOII atuondginia Thompson leading. Pray- lipolis, 0. on bwline... , Susan, Jake, Butch and Rich- eel the Ve,.,.., mlslionary er meetiog and Bible Study fol- Mrs. Beulah Rickard a nd ·ard of Galena, 0 . spent a few lty meeting al the Vernoo lowed the youth meeting. graodchlldren Butch, Richard , days last week with Mrs. Hill's hoose Tuesday night. Mr. Harry Thompson and Mr . 'land Susie called on Mr. and father and wile, Mr. and Mn. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Yoho 1 .w: Sunday= ball.,..,.., · 7 Blanch Van Schoyck. They vls-. 1afternoon With Mr. and 'last week with Mr. Harry's I Mrs. Maude •BJeSBing Roosh lied Wednesday afternoon wlth ,Oitey B. Roosh and Miu.utano daughter and husband, Mr. and received word that Rev . Frank fMr. Ernest and Miss Twila Bles!ling. ~~::: I Gr ~ ~ 000. A meeting was scheduled for paint chemistry Thursday at 8 p. m. when the council members, city planning of£icials, and interested citizens will discuss preliminary plans for the new structure. tanders Charged By W. Va, Officers FLORLU PT. PLEASANT - ---··-- ~~~~~~~~~~~Ji~m~e~· :;-=f~~:;;;=::i~~~~~~~ "' 8uT • • • • u- 'lloat',llr drf-..='- :. ;,\ 1 ,... • • '· • BEST SHADES Reg . 79e value First Quality Self Seam , Nylons. New fall shades. Size>. 81h to 10~. Save now at your Bonanza Store. $7.40 1 Get P1lntln1 h•lp PIRflom our BPS GAl.. ANSWER MAN HOGG& ZUSPAN VINA·BONO LATEX WALL PAINT Use BPSVina-Bond on walls, c:elline:s, wallboard, piaster or brick. Easily apdlttd with • brush Vina·Bond Won't leave ugly 1treak1 or brush mark.l. Fingerprints Vtesh away~ COLOR MATCHED WITH SATIN·LUX SEMI·GLOSS ENAMEL G•l calor h•lp ffom DIU' BPS ANSWER Materials Co. Phone SP 3 ·5554 Moton W.Va. MAN 1 tion has been filed in the oftice ot the Circuit Clerk concerning money due on a promissory note. The action Is styled Dover Federal Credit Union vs. Har- METROPOLITAN MOTORS , ry A. Neal Pt. Pleasant. The plaintiff is seeking judgment Mens Sport Slacks LADIES' SUMMER DRESSES Reg. 3.99 value mens Sport Slacks, cot· Values to 5.98. Final clearance on this ton asst. styles and colors. Sizes 29 to group. we have to move these. Shop ear- 42. See these for top value. ly, these won't last long. cpr Ifrom 1 the defendant in amount of $685.90. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY DISCOUNT SALE! ~.. . Warth and son, Hartford. Fu,ly Lined FINE PLASTIC DRAPES Fully lined plastic drapes. Reg. $1 .00 value. Asst. colors and patterns. See these at your Bonanza Store and Save. REG. 1.19 REG. 89c BRECK SHAMPOO USTERINE Reg. $1.19 drug qn~cial. Breck Hair Sharr.poo. Buy several now at this low low discount price and save. Reg. 89e Listertne Mouth Wash. Special 'lllurs., Fri . and Sat. only at a new low low discount price. Hurry this won't last long. 59- 88:, REG. 98c VALUE TURKISH TOWELS IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER ", "',, •• REG. 39c PLAINS-FANCIES Reg. 98c value Ironing board p.ad and cover. Special val· ue at your Bonanza Store. Shop early and save. VISIT DUTTON'S ENLARGED HAIR CARE DEPT. Reg. 39c value large size Bath Towels. Asst. colors, plaint and fancies. Buy several now at this low low price. c ea REG. 79c VALUE PLASTIC DRAPES COMPLETE LINE OF TINTS AND RINSES Reg. ?9c value. Assi. oolors. Plastic Dra·pe&o, large group. Buy several pair now, 44 C REG. 1.00 FIRST ADE SPRAY pr MEDI-QUICK 71c FREE LIPSTICK Reglller $1.89 Adorn ARRID DEODORANT · · · · · · · · 57c RE~. 1.39 VALUE WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO · · · · 99c T*"'POrv Hair Coloring .ild Stylln1 Lotion - - - 'l TUSSY 1.· A low low diiiCount special at a new low prlce. Hurry, thia won't last long. "VICTOR" f e ~or Shea Shampoo '.$0. . ·,P•111 -alien...a With .... Spin ·Cuttm < HAIR SPRAY 4 OZ. CAN PilEI ·Reg. $1.89 Adorn Hair Spray. HELENE CURTIS BRIGHT IDEA ; ' ' • • •• ' . . . . FINE COTTON 20x40 CANNON •)., 1. • SUMMER FABRICS Ib e Pleasaut Valley Hoopltal ADMI'ITED - Joseph Antal, f Pt: Pleasant; Mrs. Charlie Cam, Leon. DISCHARGED - Earl Wayne Smith, Eleanor; Linda Ann Craig, Buffalo; Mrs. David .. $4.00 ON THE CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT $1.17aach F~T f.INISH VINYL LATEX WHITE & PASTEL COLORS Dill I IIN 10 MIN. .99 • POMEROY, OHIO Reg. $5.98 Values DISCOUNT ."T Come In and See Virgil Teaford or Wlllh Leadingham For A Good Deal On A GUARANTEED USED CAll AC110N FILED PT. PLEASANT - A clvH ac. or roller. Dries fl st. ,. > Landers received lacerations t": w.,.. Argus" NYLC''"'JS ~I $795 $a95 Heater. See It Reg. $3.99 Value of the head and hand after he lost control or his vehicle and struck a utility pole. Property damage was estimated at $400. The accident was investlgated. by the Sheriff's department. Today's Medical Renort =::~::;:t:~:~ =In·~~1 r .nc~ a:. SfNTINQ • 11 an~ ' j trans~ cle. St ' thli"l WiUiam Landers, Jr., 25, Pomeroy, was cited for driving whlle intoxicated and ror" no operator's license following a one-car accident Tuesday 12:20 a. m. on IRoute 62 near the traffic cir- IITUIII Ul EITOlll EIIAIII. -•= • nice sta. THE SHOE BOX FINE SHEER, FIRST QUALITY ·5791 10~ J'1llll 1957 FORD (6) FAIRLANE $895 IJS95 500 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, real EDMOR HEALTH SHOES sue to finance the local share of ·the federal grant. This share would be approximately $100.- I $109$ 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. Hardtop. Auto. Trans. Radio - : - ' - - - 1BIEISSil1g of Weston, Ohio Is ·Rickard . I Mr. and Mrs. James ill at this time and wlil be Mr. and Mrs. John Grand- Iand daughter Paula Council Me't REV. IDCKS LETART, W.Va.- Tile annual homecoming of the Oak T Accept Grove E. u. B. c~ureb wiD I 0 be held. Augut llth wllb tbe . ~ruffreGtGioMt All the magic ~ "fur wocd of modern •• fine 1951 STUDEBAKER $795 Cbampion (6) 4 Dr. Another economy car Federa} Grant Vo.ice Of Broadway •.• Reporting • 1951 CHEVROlET (6) Station Wagon. Sta. Trans. Clean and to attend the annual staff and three daughters of cthe Wardfamliy reunion at This rule will be strictly enforcoi the Boards Mason visited Friday afternoon I Rock Sprmgs Fairgrounds ed. Anyone desiring to enter d Church which Is heid i with Mrs. Grandstaff's lather ' ay. should call or write Mr. C. L. year on the third Sunday 1 and wife, Mr . and Mrs. I v e s i""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;; Head, 146 Park Drive. Pl. PleaAugust. :King. son! 01" Mrs. Paul Powell, New maJn apeaker the Rev. HomNEW FOR . er Hk:ks of the 5atnl AlbODo, . Mr. True Blessing of Mason Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roush Haven. BACK TO SCHOOL on Mr. and Mrs. Laura and Diane Blessing visited W. Va. E. V. B. church. Rev. 1 T sd f th Mr. and Mrs. ASK TO WED ue ay a ternoon . Mr. day evenln~~~: wl Hlclu Is a for"'er pastor of ' PT. PLEASANT- City is on the sick list at the •!bert Boston. I PT. PLEASANT - Two cou- the local church. Everyone is 1cil met Jn a special session n pies have made appUcallons for 1 lied A he k t d' m · I Mrs. Amy Boston spent Mon- ' DV • ' e mner w 1 Monday evening to accept Miss Carolyn Rayborn of Co- day, Tuesday aod Wednesday matTlage licenses in the office be enjoyed at •oo•. $300,000 grant from the 0 hio was the overnight nights with her mother, Mrs. Slz•• of the Countv Clerk. Thev were munitY Facilities . ~-99 8112 to 3 _ __ Lawrence Tirplett, 27, Pome- 1ther, Jr., Tl, Chester, Ohio. and tion for the construction of Miss Sharon Yeager MTueaThompson.! . LOAFER & TIE roy' and Betty Lou Eblin, 21, J Judy Kay Sprouse McCarthy, 'new and modern City . . sday even ng dmner Pomeroy; John Newton Gin- 21 West Columbia. i • C t 1 F. Sl !' Caihng on Mr. and Mrs. Ed lol Mr. aod Mrs. Curtis RiCitardl ll ng . en_ra .'re 8 100 · Fnday were their grand- land Mrs. Blanch Van ~~~::;~~~~ . Under dLSCUssJon at th~ son, Mr. and Mrs. James Fry were Mr. Rickard's d: mg was the need of pubhc su~ port for approval of a bond is. .. River Report WAS 1961 LARK 161 - - - - - $12t5 Clean aDd !lice, economy car son Toney visited three days :mng. ]e n~ ;, .'f:!... « ' aod Mrs. Donald Thompson and Mrs. C. E. Fry Wednesday mor- Curtis Rickard and aunt. Mrs. 1Miltoo, W. Va. spent w.....:..... Mn i!UaM Vena • Soriety,{\jews :!:'' :: :,o' ,." . PRINTS 37 49c VALUES ~ng~Y 4~!s~." ~e; terns, fast colors . Buy now (or Back to School. C d Y NEW SUMMER FABRICS Rog. 49c & 59c Val. Wide selection of ~!~~~~~~~fu~s to 59c yd. in this group. Buy sev· eral yards now. 44 C yd REG. 29c FAMOUS Hope Muslin Famous Hope Muslin. :16" wide Snowy white. Reg . 29< yd . 15 Save now . Shop at your Bonanza Store. C: d Y WILSON'S WALKER CUP GOLF BALLS DOZEN Famow; Wilson Walker Cup Golf Balls. Save $3.00 on every doz. you bu~·. A new low discount price. s .95 MENS FINE LEATHER LOAFERS & OXFORDS Wide selection of Men's Fine Leather Loafers and Oxfords. Reg. $6.95 value, Come in, pick a pair and save. s .98 pair "DIXIE" GLOSS HOUSE HIGH Q!JAUTY NYLON PAINT PAINT BRUS'HES DWe White Gloe:s House Paint. ROc. $3.85 gal. New low low diicount price. Sue money your Bontna Store. $,.99 GeL at High QuaUty Nylon Paint Brushes. Beg. • v~lue, these nd uve. ·' See ., �- ... ................-,. . . .... ..... • 'I ~ • ON U!ll,l''lllNCETON . 1b Dale E. Johnsl>n~nennan tUif .. ~ 0 I llrst class, USN. ol Mr., ' ~ • M/"11. Ernest D. hnson of Eolered R p11a1 Route I, Racine, it rving •· Among thooo ':.ho the ampblbloos Holzer hospital in !he past 21 USS Princeton, a .nth Mrs. Paul Buckley 'was r.. hOIIn were Mrs. Agnes M. unit which recently v ·t. turned to her home Saturday delle, i3ll 1"11"11 Ave., . Mrs. Hong Kong, Brilish Crow .from Camden • Clark hospital Dallas H. Roe, Galllpohs here she had been confined ry, Mrs. Edw•rd M. Blake, Jr. in China. a following major surg- H ·tal ews· · u., Half Million .::~ News, Events '~ult 1'!10 July distribution of gas<>: = yyear the ed lo $5,19Z,757, up t$4t,lll ••· - t•· c<>rre·--"•• ........, last ~.;,"it ,..,"';."',;:ri:.t'"'~";y by State Auditor Roser W. Tracy. Largest share of the distribtJ· t" t M 172 737 tl on, amouh n '" 1 0 1-t'"'' 'h·l' went tot e mun1c1pa ~ les, w 1e the counties shared m another 710 000 t the r te of $20 000 ~:..~~ Blftder'a usoclotlon Ann p a llio past -.nlftlb 'llll1i Mr. and Mn. Charita D. 11'"""". Aatlleo1on, am.ted liJ • Field Day &11!1 plcnlc July II 111!11.. Mrs. Paw Buokley Tllry, Olljoyo<l rnusle 11111!. o!JII- Carr, oerVed ...,.., .. '<II • the Butler larms,!aevl!ll fa-'•y ., ~ mg. Tile hoste,..s, VIcki• '· nd '- cream, cll:o, coffee aila ·-: ..., .... ald. below Galllpolit. wllljam Jerlc ')nd ""· Penni Carr all4 Wilma Jeon tool •. Mr. and Mn. Emet of• Cleveland ""' v~t. lj.:~~:;_~~~;;.;;;;;;.~;,a;;a, Mr. and Mrs. Llofd "" her parents, Mr. andcMn. and family have rtlurned !rom Tayloi and brother, EllMiami, visit, \ tj ed Capt. '· " , Mr. ~ Mrs. ~ Robin· . , , . • lor and sono stationed at Home- son. llld daogllter of: Belpre stead AFB. Capt. Taylor flies SUnday with hl.s mother, the F·HM Interceptor. On the Robinoon and aunt, Clara 'DRES·SES 2.95 fO I. 1 aY BOB •----.;.·.·- -----·- -----· Co I WT•fh Tolll1laQlent, mp ete "1 , . , . Indi. ~·duaI Hardware, Planned I ' -- - - - ' On Sale As Marked Round ROUndsteak hnoloolCullloltGm c t _ __;.' r~o. 99c. ~ Ill. ( BREADED VEAL 'Scally. 3 SALISBURY TURKEY AT ARROWHEAD i Se;er~~tl~~m:;;; 3~f 6~:: Arrowhead the week of July 14.20. The following Scouts attend· I 1 , David Rke , the senior pa- l I leader; Dennis Weber, pa.l M<CALL~ PATTERNS I leader; Paul Rice , Sam WY 2·:m4 1 Gibbs, and Wayne Adams. Rev. Herring, leader, accomllJ W. S.con4 Pomeroy the group. Slnpt S•l•• & Servlc• Stokely Chunk pkgo. Stokely Sliced No.2 _ cans 4 loavH Heinz Chicken Noodle Nutley GIANT SIZE REGULAR $1.59 25c Off LABEL PACK 99!-~",~' 6 u ..... s1 oo D'III .SI'ICes 6~::.~ 79c Mixed Pickles lb.39c Cucumber Slices 91 ... • - - 8-ot I•• 2::; 49c Grape Jam Salad Dressing Ann Pogo 32-oz.4Sc I•• PLAID ST ' ' ' . One coupon per customerr please. • . •• , .....1... . . I ·,y..;AA, . :i """ ' .H ,.•, '·. ~ Red Shi'p iJD 0wens Out, up J• Coales I CerdwtiU of (1-11) v1 Nottebart Hl-4). N e w York at Los .. - • •• Full, rich ~ smooth, · . . .tlatyttlli : ~~i!J~9i ~ 0...0. had ..... T![lkH.the WQrry ()!'-t of welgtl1' w~~ctliiQ~ ~ mort wltb ..,_-old ...... fnto the Phillleo Ill lfltll .. =· "1: ""':! %~ for lnfleldor '. ~ •ll>n ilad• ltl BIJY COATES CIN<:INNATI <UPI - Jim Cbotes, a s-foot, f.fnch Dreballer ::: : ; : r..~"":.n~c the WO!hlngton Senators. bought b)' the Clnclnnall Tuelda7 from their llttn D Letgue. ... 0 l=.: :.P=C:: JIOqUOIII-..s never hod m ':::II I,.iii;i&.;..iiliiijlliii;;;;;;;o;iiii... outright to the Padree to ma1oo II · I'OOID for Coote&. l<iiiUf to llllllll . . ' p A NTS I bulJpn. Dldt Ill 8lldlollgO ..... lheo Iii lilt· i: ...· •' · H~~iSW~~~~aw . :. I tro': the Naii<Nl Letgue, ... !lloit lAke City of ,.. ' - 1 • Angeles Lott1s tonight where they opeo NEW YORK <UPll-Aii-Amer· three-game .oer1es with the Car· lea Art Heyman of !Juke, the 1 wftioh winda up the CUI"· moot valuable player of the tillS : - trtp. . NC;"A basketball tournament and 1 Coateo, wiio wW be 31 00 SUn· United Presll IDtornatlonal'o eoi· day, brote IIIIo tho major lege player-of-the-year last ,..•. wkh the H Yart Yank son, h.. olgned a cootra<t with I during four~ leUOill tfte New York Knickerbockers of OODipiled 0 '.fl·ll recoed. He the National Basketball AIIIIOcla· IH In ttl80, He wll traded lo Uon. Tile fl.foot, '5-lnch Heyman Waoidngtoo alt<!r the t9tl2 was the Knicks No. t draft Owenl, used lllaiDiy Ill wA s H I I ro I I ROBINSON'S I 1 priling atleogo Cuba, ...,.,.....;,;.~,fl to ~ li the first pkftl-t; and ~ ~:~ r:n_ ~~~·ce~o:~·M~~e~ F 1 J. CHICAGO <UPn - 11to ."". . .' 6'0 .PEAS. '; ,·'c AJIROJS :=!m~~sfa!!it!il! =~~~ ~isi~ng TWO HEWII PlTCIIIIIII FROZEN'. MIDDLEPORT NO SUGJ."R! SWEET CORM .......... 'Doz• ' MIXED· YIOI!TAILIS SWEEJ1,-~$ or :JJ~ ' FRESH PE·ACHES 3 3 . $5.00 or more exclusive of Items pro• blbited by law. Valid thru ·August ~ac~t 6 lbs. VfGETABLES .. :=:a~= ~~H=· HEATING @n/y 1 ria!utW tn ·--". A&P ..,ROZEN. ~ursday I CheslnUl Ridge News, EVents • Shortening.- - TREE RIPENED- HIGH COLOR ·.. Only "···~ · ··~ S~wa~s,Nsparked ~~?=~"~ =~:~:~2=A:res White Swan . wm;;.~ j rlghtbaftder, went to San Jon-Yellow Cling Sllcocl or Hal-- 4 :ht' Are w.·nners Jn Team PIay I early this DlOllth u "'i••.......·..,c o Whole·Potatoes 59"C Peaches ' Aunt Jan-swoot Ann Pogo ROUSH' S SHOE STORE ' f: AlP Small Whlte pkg. 2.99 -• lit. Aunt Jo-Pioin, Kosher and Homburtor Style 2618 pump in gleaming black. Leather upper. ... 16.· FIG BARS ' 2 ..... "3"9( ... . TALK • NESTEA .~:.j:·-. F•lDSterwalds PLUM'BIN G I Jon• Parker . I ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating 29' ln '1<-lb. Sticks- Heinz clean simplicity of this go-everywhere skimmer of6 Sluggers Of Hobson·Too • Much' \Vm 7.5 ', i • Breeze-filled hall-moons add 1 grace note to the Pkgo. SAVE 60c 89' d:z: lona t:b%01\00h R11. 29c Pkg. .1.hoz. cans Applesauce Tomatoes 01~-tDre pi" A&P Jlrond Heinz Heinz s~~ 2 6 FLAVORS Hein'l WHITE BREAD FRESH DAILY '' (' Jane Parker.,..... ENRICHED SLICED 3 14-oz. Grape Juice 3N:~~. s1·00 Vegetable Soup Margarine 2 69cl .Soup 9 $·100 Potato Chips 4~::.:· ·89c Tomato Soup Pineapple Pineapple Fruit Cocktail Sultena '' PENQUIN Chocolate B1n1n1 Lemon Coconut ~ FROZEN POPS CREAM PIES FROZEN .DINNERS il Buy One Pkg.- Get One FREE Athens Leg.on • Tourney Draws (JOSe T0 End ~:a~! ~~~!~ ~:~:: =~~~:1:~~ U:"· " ~-----------------, "'" · ~----------------~ BANQUET FROZEN VILLAGE INN Smith, JE>rry While, i Tommy speneer'S N()-Hitter 8}8ftkS SoUthBlOOmJft •• gville 00 ~ 51 55 .48no ~aich, 13 1o u. on 8 point ba· and losing pitcher Tom Hulf. Wolfe home .,ith two out. lfadternatlonal League tn Tuesday's three hits, while strlkl Ptqua: McConnelsville vo. Peril· . Cleveland_ 48 llhakeup. five and permitttn ei berville; LJma \rs. Laocaafer and Kana~s ~Jty 56 .462 18 SIS. man for 17 .runs and 15 hits be- drx: was fanned by ~lief pitciP , . passes. Jet pitching fa~ned 10 Ashtabula vs. SteubenviUe. . / Detroit 43 58 .421 211,!,; Scores, Finsterwalds. Pat Ed- fore he •as relieved by John er John JustJce to end the iQno. LENNON PROMOTED and walked four. g Grove Ctty. Washington Court Wuhinr;'.:..,a ~ ·35 '"' wards 4tl, Carson Crow lli, Da· Justice in the top of the fifth ing. SOUTII BEND, Ind. <UPIJ- Kenny En•llsh had t the Hou.e. Hndson and Euclid all fell [ y'J '" vis 18, Bratton 54 · Sneads mnmg. Wolle led lhe GaiUpolls ot>. e WO 01 b the Los Angeles 6 Cleveland 4 ' • 1 h · chuck Le ~~-· part-time assJ.StJet hits, a triplf> and single, Hobson'll jearn In the Mid· .Y . wa!sJde- in 'l'belday's ac- Chica 5 Washln n 1 Steve Kindy 41, D. Hanning 45, The Gallians tallied five runs s a~g t w~th three ~bles and ant bas~#hoD and ba!eball coach and Tim Krautter collected a dleporl Fast Pitch Softball lea•· lion '" h•f!II-scoring game>. In I Batti:'ore 9 DetroW'o Burkett 51, and Clatworthy 32. 1in the first inning on a leadoff ia stngle '" live lr•P• w b lie at Notte Dame for the past two ·base knock Dod er hitter o morning play, Cinclnn&tl·bounCi!d l In the club matches in the 1Drummond had two doubJea and 811 2 years, has been elevated toJull- Tom Vaughan ;ith 8 91 ~:r:. !~t~lai~s h~c~~ereve:~n: Grov~ .City, &--2, Piqua dumped ~:e!':ak 88 : City championship fii~t. Edwards their home. [a single, a~ Tommy Meadows 3 91 . ;v;JhPo: by the slug::·and I Wedanday_ ' • Probable Plkhere Harvey Bratton ela81 of '61. f ' a1 s R" g o . Ol'lll8D Hawley wlth Llmcaater· hel ed McCo Kansu City at New York--se. club ch•n¥o ...;........a..l I the we Logan on Wednesday each had two hits for the w· =;;;j=iiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl g es. three smgles In llree trips, 4)WI'W m . n· gut (6-4) v&. Teny (11-101, . -~141-up. a . first were Mrs. Zelia .. Weyand and ners m.. ; 21 ~• The Dodgers and Jets also Jack Custer's lwo run homer nellsvUe steubenville, Minnesota at Boston - stange flight Bratton took Kirkland 2-1 mother Mrs Genevra Foster Th. played .off a tied ball game be- and Ronnie Man1ey's double. ' bombed EucUd, 1~, Ashtabula / (3-31 vs. Heffner fl-31 . over 18 _hol~. and C~nie Wevnad and Rita o e tourney en~rs t~e ~ fore the regularly scheduled Phillips of the Stewarts defeated . Pembe-rville 9-8 and Chicago at Washington (night) The title. In both flights will Cruze. . ,:~ r:ound today wrth Chrlllcothe !contest. The Jets won that aged the only hit off Leek Wise, Lima downed Newark t-2 in the - Herbert (9-6) vs. Osteen (5-71. be determmed by a 36 • hole RiQ!hard Cone and son of Ath- wh~~m~_South Webster at ~:30 game when they co11ected three a single. Hobson now 1s •1 afternoon contests. 1 Detroit at Baltimore <nightJ - playoff. ens were Saturday callers of AU 1 /ddl~'7~ goes againSt Your Dependable walks and _two singles in the !Stewarts, 0-2, in second round Oddly enough, there were no Lary U-41 vs. Barber (13-fl). Mr . and Mrs. Albert Cone. ! ensvr e 8 : • Dealer For top of the eighth. Fo~mer receiv- play. home runs in the afternoon [ Los Angeles at Cleveland (2, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bowen ed credit for the wm. I Wise lanned two, walked games. The only rowtd · tdpJ>O.':s twi-night> - Newman <o.ZI and of near Logan called here on Dodgers 010 201-4 5 5 three;. Pullens, losing pitcher, of the day were by Clncmnaus Osinsld <6-81 or Grba (1-H vs. Sunday afternoon. 1 1 · AND Jets · 130 04X- 8 3 2jfanned five, walked seven. Terry Roof and Piqua'• Gene _Latman (HI and Ramos (4-4. Miss Brenda PetUt is visiting Sarver (L), O'Brien and Hobson 013 010 z _ 7 7 Baymaa in the morning games. NM!oaal Leaguo her sitter and lamily in New· Frank R1zer. EngU~h tW) Chuclt IStewaris · 000 010 1 _ 5 1 '1\teoday's iinescorea, Los Angeles 63 42 .!lOO art . !'Ilona WY -2-2550 Hannahs (4) and Jell Werry, Leek Wise and Steve Little. Grove City 0001101 1101-4 2 31 San Franclaco t10 46 .500 310 -Mn. Alta Cone IF .,,.":'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~~oi~m~e":.r_l(~4)~ .--C. Pullen& and D. Frye, Cincinnati 000 :m 52x-11 12 2 St. Loulo 59 46 .562 4 Mrs. ZeUa Weyand and Paul Jonathon .Warden, George ; Cbicago 55 48 .534 1 of Columbus spent a vacation 1'Jaunday•1 Games Din (7J and Bob Neeley; John ClncinnaU 56 :it .52S 8 With her mother, Mrs. Gellev- Boston at Baltimore, night CapeUe and Jim McGregO<. Philadelphia 55 51 .519 B% ra Footer. <Only game >eheduled 1 Terry Roof, Cincinnati. Milwaukee 54 52 .509 91,2 Weekend Visitors of K. E. Er- Chicago at ·Milwaukee, nighL For anniversaries, birthPittsburgh 51 53 .490 lllh Jckl90n were Bob Shaw and fam- Cincinnati at St . Louis days, flowers express your Houstoo 41 88 .383 23 ily of Columbus. Their daughtIOnJy games scbet.luled 1 sentiments perfectly. You'll . S New York 33 12 .3t4 :tO er, Brenda, had spent a vaca- ~ _ _ _ --=..,=~ find a FLORIST fast in the Thondoy'o llHult. tlon here and accompantecl her YELLOW PAGES, where Milwaukee 9 Chicago 2 parents home. Men't & Boyt' Summer YOUR FINGERS DO THE '-'QI.J.ISI. Louis 7 Cincinnati • D. V, 1\lo_rris attended an Am-· WALKING Pittsburgll 8 HOWiton I erlcan Legtoll meeting in CleveHew Yart 5 Los Angeiell t land the past week. IJD San Francitco 5 Phtladeiphia 0 Mrs. Don McBiane and chil· WedlleiUy'• Probable Pltcber• dre~ of Los Angeles are visiting CINCINNATI <UPH Philadelphia at San FriiDCiBco- thetr mother, Mrs. Maude Ho~ , ( P'· Ciuclnnati Rids today Short 13-81 vs. Marlchal 117-S>. comb. W11hed •nd prMHd pitcher Jim Coalet from lheJr Chicago at Milwaukee lnighl>- Miss Pat Morris Jell Satur· Diew> !arm club and Jackaon Ul-9J vt. Cloninger t7·7). day lor Fort Worth, Texas . She Jim Owens m the Padres Cincilinati at St. Louis lnighO acL'Ompanied her aunt, Mrs. P L•u:d•n·Dry Cle•ne:J rtgbt . -O'Toole 113·91 vs. Gibson <12-41 , Carol Burna and husband to orne oy WY 2·5421 Coate., a 1-foot-4, ( Pittsburgh at Houston Inightl~ ~~-- O:t Bonol... 69 Beef Sfew L oon---- ' " ,_-~----------- I ' Tip Steak ;;p ~~... lb. lb. ~.95c After Vie-- opened .. Sending a gift was Fabric Shop c c lb. WELL TRIMMED TENDER. JUICY FULL CUTS R0U"d. Sfeaklonolno 99c Top Culo - - CLUB.STEAKS SIRLOIN. Steaks or Roasto l lr.ono Anna and Shirley McKin· ll and lhe honored .!~~:~ • The .J c.......,., Jets Double Score On Dodger·Cluh I Danny McCloud, a n ed by Nora Srhaefer, tto~c~\:u~·: tl my Batey, Danny :M p./"1 E t AI G I E.t.n. •·I :J: lb. cup rakes and kool·aid served by Mrs. McCloud, aS>,ist· ll ~ ';cu.on Heel of Round _ _ •. 75c _ _ _ lb.49c Breaded Shrimp~:::-~~59c ·Chicken Legs ...... .. McKenney. · .... 99,c lb. 59c Cod Portions ~:;: ..,.. , 2 ~~·•. 99c· Beef Rump Roast _ ftts Chicken Breasts . refreshments of ice cr:~~; Jl • !bel ADPr. b..t 'park in honor of her son, Vic-on his 7th birth.day. Pri1.es were given to Tonnmy 1 tocloJ, ond wbo II to juJI 110 ~~-· · of the ....., which pvo him the ~ Cube '"'- .., - . be dlciD't - · u. 'l1lo Gianll, pocod b)' Bill)' -jor league leod wiDle 11.,. 1>!1 ..... lllye Mathew1 Wbou lrioodo from the ~ O'lleli'o lhutout pilthing. roliecl ..,.. apln the e1.id. hitter, bJijIIIII llealo ll..;,.e. doy - .., uJ. 1 1 ' -·routed ·! I Nice Selection 1 Yard To Dress Lengths ~- =-=: Patient! recently discharged included Mrs. Charles Akers, Active claims on file with the Mrs. Herman Knapp, Mrs. NoMelp f;r)unty Bureau of Unem- ra Brewer, Enoch Rice , Walk.. ploymer'· CQmpensation conlin- er D. Hayth, Mrs. Basil Rarlued last week lower than the dolph , David L. Wallace. Wilsame week a year ago, F. W. ham Ray Russell, Donald AIChilder!, manager, said. LEN Jackson, oyce There w~re 29 initial claims Mrs. Maggie Varney, Mrs. filed Jest week, 184 continued zel Bailey. Fred Rayburn , Mrs. claims, and 213 active at week 's Elida Davies, Mrs. James end. A year ago there were 248. , Foose, Mrs . Charles Buckley and Mrs. William McKinney IJquor u~enoe and infant son. A.moog Ailing Fee8 Oi•tribuled According to the midnight Distribution of $3.101,396.81 in report of the ~ursing departliquor licem:e mone'' _ the ~ent, those _pat~ents. who were second of the !963. calendar lr~ted as farr rncluoed Frank year _ ts announced by State Krsh, Mrs. Estus Plymale, Gor~ llpgfsr w. Tracy. rlaii Hammond, Roy Mathias, - 11 payment which went to Dana Hysell, Mrs. Ora Alexand· 94; c~ties . villages and town- er, ~rs . 3ertha Sickels, · I ship~ of the state, represents Lewrs, Geo_rge Durst, the total co11ection of license Sta!en, Ottle McGraw, Arnold ft-ts during the last three Snuth, Mrs. _Pearl Brown, John months. Meigs Municipalities McSorley, ~rlllam Hartung, ~s­ and townships r~ived $4, 155. car Bastlam,. E. A. Reed, Mrss ~~~...,.:~iiiiii.;...iiOi~--, 1 Mayme Berndge and Merch I. ' Clark. SALE ' st. Uluia toeutl two <blblo p11yt barnet, 11111 wuu. Mt!-!aa'"lwill .... tbe,.._Otlto hia- ..... A!!ieleo ........,... leod lo Covey"• u._,. blo 1111 , .... tilt .llilwaubo '*'- Down From Year .~o Mrs. Dorothy McCloud enter· lained with a party Saturday at the Middleport . .~~-~:rr,.- Tbo old .... .a 015C"Ir.arged Party Is Given I On 7th BirthJuv ' Dail Y IIIII -ldoIllplherod Ill over lo their 11tof8bt Ylct.ry I-ll, tw! • ... pairRay of CUJp doubllo(lt>f) .... wu - the ' Hew ID the tilt Ullle liouoe Gloudale. theninlb l'blladoiphll Pl1iiUOI, York- Yonit-..._ ~ theI , . . . caill.. '1lladay to CUey while the Canlo, IIO'N jllll ' low but the Phlla DUI)' have sam• Ill ll:mt of the poet b)' 1'o COnclude the basebaall SOBIO!J OD a more competi· Sloqel. 1 "happy blrlbda)'," the gam. off the pa<e, edged the fered BD oveo greeter lollll wbou l>eotinl the IWiooo CRy A'l, 1-2, Uve basis, a tournament - complete with troJ!hles _ iB 71-year-old of the litw Cineinnati Redo, H . Art Mahaffey twloted blo rilbt the Cbieago WbiiR Sox belt tl>o . . in the making for the four Meigs county htgh school York M:eto lllld he had ooly one Slal!ard, who plt<lled the Mello' anklo while pttchiDg In the oev- WUblngtoo Sellalora, 11-1, the Summer League teams. willl. last rood victory oa June 15 II lll!h IMin~~o K - 'l'lv" dowoed the BooThanks to several Melp business pisces tb.e touma· "One year wllb tilt Y -... CincinnaU, went aD the wey lor The Reds )unped 00 Lew Bur • ton Red Sox.~ the llal1imore ment wlll be made possible thiB year. Several store own· be explained, "I l'ID If' pmeo Now York IIIII gavt ·up jlltlloor delle lor 1 Orloleo ohut out 'the llolrotl n. Tommy Spencer, ace curve-baUer for the GaWpolll ers and operators bpve pledged the money to purchase .ond looe tho J>l!'l'lllillf 11>f.o· time hill, one olthem Ken McMullen'• our l'WII 111 the Ol'll sera J.o ond the ~.a A Benatora, Tuesday night burled his third c:onsecuUve noo th• hardware. It will be tbe first !line since tbe blgb my wbh 1o more mocJeot. ·I wlllt fourlb bmne run. 'l1lo Mello' lnniDg but they 1"1 iliiiJ 0110 more the Clovolond ~ bit eame as the Gallipolis All-Stan defeated Sontb 8100. ·• school league was organized tbat lnillvidual trophies will to will Juat ooe game."' meanwhile, rated u- 1.a An· lite ol the w.- u Ernie ... 111 10 1aa1ngo w. mington of Hocking County UHI in the Soulheutem Ul· be p•nted. , ter · . 'l1lo Moto, who eqllfllled tho aU· ,.~eo pllchen, beginning wltb .,.. srcsUn and Bobby Shantz ...,.. 'l1lo Pi\tJburgb ·~ ~ lie League Tournament at Wellston. 1 A · llsiiDg o.' · ~ bu•inesae$ 1 a · ' . . lime l'ICill"d "of Zllllraigbt.,...., Met Bob !Iiiler, Ior If hill in one h!ned to bold the r..rt wblle the 1 four.pme Rouaton 'l1le diminutive Spencer pt1chwho are. lna~mg the tourney . 1LL WJLIIOi.;' . · .• on the rood ~wllen they loot to the .,_ their IIDut hltUng pertanu. Card hitters caught up.. A twO<UD streak 11111 pve Gibbon ed two straight no-blttenl in the double by Ray Wolfe, a doublo 11 po~ible will bo piUbllshed · !at- leased fro lWI been re- Houston Colto .oa SUDday, obUged anceo olthe 10880n. bomor by Bill White aad 0 buel- victory 11111 Sldnn Br hlt Kyger Creek Tournament dur· by Rickey Mooley, • fielder'• or. : . . /: .. , m the hospital IIIII II Stengel '1\ieo"diy nlgllt by beating 'l1lomu RK OO...r / emp1y .,.. by charley JliiiU•rfi . sixth loa Jim Pa Y own ing the past two weeks, and chofce, u error, and lheD 1 At a "'"awing 11U1t evening It home awaiting ,orders lrom the the leagu..loadlng Los Angeles Every Met except Jtrn Hide· ured proll)lDently in the St. In threo .;,.. gU"':""i batted then set Sooth B~mlngvUle lhrte-run J>omer by TOIIIDI)' was decliled · that Racine, .win- Ohifjldelphla Phillie organi2a- Dodgera, 11-1. And II you don't mao got at leut one hit to make oiiAicS. A pair of erron b)' r.a, a linglo and : ~:;:r:" wtth down wtthoot a hit Tue!day u MeadOW&. They ·added olx mot11 ner of (j, league, ;will play. 11 Who think the "oid man" didn't do It a team "birthday pl'l!liOIIt" fO. made two of the Sl lltink Flocber ~f.tl me';j,. the Gallia team rappec! two 111 the second wben Beep M» Middlepqk at I p. m: ·S!inday : • ·: had a 4-1 record that Utti< oktp•.dance of hi• in stengel. Frank Tbomu hit hlJ Loulo """' unearned. · benefi 1 of wu pitchers for a total of 18 hits. thews led off with a double, Dll the Middleport field, and ~~~ the · Bakersfield, Calllom- the clubhouse alt<!r· Tracy Sial· ninth home run and Joe Blckt Pirateo Colli kee ~r:::; R ~ lusty llltl~':· In the opening game Tues- Wolfe hit hit l!eCOIId double of S)ncuse and _Pomero~ ~II t~on ears, underwent an opera. lanl nailed down the IIDa1 oot, had three hits. In the other l'lallonal League one of th,;, es:.,:• ;;::,:; a...i day, Manager Fred Beman's the game, Mooley singled, mftt on the neutral Racine thinbut apparently there was you just don't know Caley. Tbo Phils pecked away at games, tho Pittsburgh Pirates NL homer Bob Buhl bo CentervDio team wu ellminat- Drummond wu safe .., an er. field this SUnday at thi same ~ ~ong. . It had beeQ laa_pped Loltttl 8 - · O'lleli m-e> for u hill but the ba<ked Joe Gibhoo'o oeven-lt• tagged lor ·six hit! .,.j ~ur : : ed from the tourney when they ror • Barry Haddix waited, ~me. . . had" t tut al Bill might have Y- joy woold be unreotralned, Glanl lelly ourvived, thanb to pitdllng wfth • If.hit attack l<w Ill two innings wat the Jooer wore shutout 7-f by Ironton Bruce Harreld unloaded I lrip. a mbr near his right too, ll 7ou managed the Meta and . ' __:_ . . · le, but made the thin! out as ho ./"'' Winners of these two pmes wiD battle lor the cbatitpioo· shoulder baike, but that Qs l bad to watcb !hera looo almoet By wmmng Tueaday, GaUipc>- 'tried to stretch hb triple into I ship the following Sunday, Au- diSCOunted after surgery. - every day, .... theo ..... pre. lis now moves inlo the th•ro home run. . IUs! 11, at 4 p. m. The location iented with a victory over the roo~ ~I competition and will Leading 11-f, the GaDians add. of that game will be aMotfnCed . Dodger, a club the Meta have e of ed two more runs in the thin! beaten only three . lime. 1a two and ~a me ween meroy when Matthews was safe on an ONE AARON LEFt' ~. ton. . error, Mosley walked, and botb MILWAUKEE <UPII - Rival Tile win 1101 only snapped an Major Leque tllalldlqo Enroute to his oo·hitter Tues- scored on Keith Drummond'• Natlo110l League pitchers wiD tl·game current losing streak lor day, Spen<er faced only 21 bat- •ingle. Four more runs parad. only have to.lace ooe Aaron. at !he Mets but abo dealt the Dodg. BJI./nlled P - blleruttoaol ten, striking out 13 of them, ed across in the filth !ramo least lor the" time being. Hank's m a jolt jwtl when they had ATRENS <UPIJ -Five Amerteu Leapo The Finsterwalds won the Jun· He gave up six walks, and in when Wolle hit his third double, YIIU!'ger brother, Tommy, has hoped to recover from a alump, were acheduled today fn the W. L. Pet. GB lor Goil League playoll Mon· lhe thiro nining was In trouble Drummond doubled, Spencer beelt optioned by the Milwaukee The Po J for both the . """'ncJ.pilce San American Leg•m Baaebal! New York 6S '.fl .6S1 . . day at the Pomeroy Goll club when he walked the bases lull singled, and lladdii slammed a Braves te Denver of, the Pacific 8-4 decislo~e:r t~ts pwon an F.ranclsCII Giani. and third·place nament. and oni, five Chicago 58 46 .558 8 with the mak'h being decided with none out. However. he booming triple, later scorina: Coast League, w.here he wiiJ be DOd en Tu.es er e _omeroy games will. remain to be B~Wmore 59 19 .54& 9 by Wayne Davis and Mike Brat- fanned two batters and anoth. on an error. The final run scargroomed at second base. The Pom~ro Bo s~afe evenmg in . after today s seasiolll, Mmnesota 58 49 .533 10~ ton. Davis and Bratton ed ed ~r P?Pped out to kill theBioo m- ed in the top of the sixth whea Braves also opt.ioned outfielder Dod y .,Y h aguT. play. Today II will be Wadsworth •• Boston 53 ro .515 1210 Bob Burkett and Sam Clat! mgvdle threat. I Wolle singled Drummond ... ~ ger PI :c ers om Sarver Ci • tJ Bentl N "-'• Loa Angeles 53 58 486 15 rG Ui · · led nd ' o1.ncmna Ma ck Jones to Toronto of the In· and Pat O'Brien allowed ey; ew~ .. vs. · t.hy .of the Sneads to swing the a pohs jumped on starting , a then Spencer l!llngled 1 Pomeroy A&P "Super -Right" Quality .. One .. Price - None Higher REMNANT Happy Birthday Gift SnappiQg Mark · WJNGETr Seallael Sporll Wriler .Siste~ Style ,Shop \ . ' Court St. .. SPflRTs DESK JQ·Cit;·' General Clt~anup Of Summer Merchandise at Reduced Prlcul 1 ' Mets ··:Present· Casey. .Stengel. ,With Dtll7~l.~~o ,.a.••• The Seotiael ~ 'I. I THE Clearance Sale,In".P"rogr•ss ~ . ~ :'":roothe~ '\1 ' '" __...,;.;.._., Brownell Ave., Middlepor~ , ery . is recovering nicely. return trlp they VlSited Mr. •nd 1 role• Stobart, 804 W. Ma1o St., SPEND WEEKEND HERE Mr. Mrs:. Robert Swartz Mrs. Noah Conant at Lakeland, The following persons attendPon1<roy, Jerry E. Warner, . and fam y of Columbus, Mabel Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ber8 n•rt• in .honor of the 1Sth . R tl nd D L H 11 s _ Mr. and Mrs. Boris Zathovlc, Swartz Athens a·• '"r. and nard spent eleven da)'!l in the __. " · · 0 1 u 8 ' ana · yse · . Y ~ '"' lQ 1 h kin lt w!ddmg anniversary of Mr racuse. Mrs. Floyd A. Pa., spent the week· I Mrs. Pe Koblenm of Qest· Ernest Tay or orne ma g . . · 11 ~r ~nt:. and t~e 1,32.5 t~wn~ I Rt. 4 Jackson, L. Wednell with Mr. and Mrs. Howard er were am g those who visit- pos.sible tor. the Taylors to take Mr's. William Carr, Satur· lhl d. ided th SI 060 000 1ahoe, Wellston, Mrs. and family. Their son, ed Mr. and .--fi!aul Blackley theU' vacat1on. even~ •. Mr. and Mrs. J. at~~ :~te P. Sickels, Wellston. Denver returned home w 1 t h and family last SundaY. Misses Patty and Janice Carr, ~ and Mrs. Arthur The distribution brought to ; Van Nest, Athens, Mrs . visitors after spending his Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gaul Swartz have returned to their . · , WJima Jean, Mr. f30.~,'782 the total payments F. Foose, Raven!!Wood ,W. \a1 ., here. attended the Ohio Hereford home at Colum.bus after spend· and . · Harry Guthrie and ror the first sevfn months of the : Mrs . James R. Hoffman. OlarMJ calendar year , which was leston, W. Va. and Howard W. • 1· 1 $1-933 from the Burdette, Rt.Birtll 1 Reedy, W. Va. < uec me o ~. 1 tame period of last year . Mrs. Vernon / Osiecki, 22S --·- Walter St. , Ripley , W. Va., son, 2:33 p. m. Tuesday. 8enl"fit Oaims Are of;:, ::ch.' · i :~ ., ed t-Dilly Sentinel. Pomeroy·Mldclleport, 0., July 31, 111113 , 11. T c 1 Guo ne ax It ----- ..·---·-- ' ra IJ ' ... .,,, ··~- 88 for I • Plus tu and two trade-in tires WHITEWALLS SIZE 7.50·14 1 670x 15 I with 18•Monlh Road H-ard Guarant. . iust say "Charge ill" ALL SIZES LOW PRICED NOW you can equip yaur car with a PAIR of Town & Countrya for about the same priCI! o( oHJ: new winter tire of like &ize and type. Be ...,. to oct on this offer Now! �- ... ................-,. . . .... ..... • 'I ~ • ON U!ll,l''lllNCETON . 1b Dale E. Johnsl>n~nennan tUif .. ~ 0 I llrst class, USN. ol Mr., ' ~ • M/"11. Ernest D. hnson of Eolered R p11a1 Route I, Racine, it rving •· Among thooo ':.ho the ampblbloos Holzer hospital in !he past 21 USS Princeton, a .nth Mrs. Paul Buckley 'was r.. hOIIn were Mrs. Agnes M. unit which recently v ·t. turned to her home Saturday delle, i3ll 1"11"11 Ave., . Mrs. Hong Kong, Brilish Crow .from Camden • Clark hospital Dallas H. Roe, Galllpohs here she had been confined ry, Mrs. Edw•rd M. Blake, Jr. in China. a following major surg- H ·tal ews· · u., Half Million .::~ News, Events '~ult 1'!10 July distribution of gas<>: = yyear the ed lo $5,19Z,757, up t$4t,lll ••· - t•· c<>rre·--"•• ........, last ~.;,"it ,..,"';."',;:ri:.t'"'~";y by State Auditor Roser W. Tracy. Largest share of the distribtJ· t" t M 172 737 tl on, amouh n '" 1 0 1-t'"'' 'h·l' went tot e mun1c1pa ~ les, w 1e the counties shared m another 710 000 t the r te of $20 000 ~:..~~ Blftder'a usoclotlon Ann p a llio past -.nlftlb 'llll1i Mr. and Mn. Charita D. 11'"""". Aatlleo1on, am.ted liJ • Field Day &11!1 plcnlc July II 111!11.. Mrs. Paw Buokley Tllry, Olljoyo<l rnusle 11111!. o!JII- Carr, oerVed ...,.., .. '<II • the Butler larms,!aevl!ll fa-'•y ., ~ mg. Tile hoste,..s, VIcki• '· nd '- cream, cll:o, coffee aila ·-: ..., .... ald. below Galllpolit. wllljam Jerlc ')nd ""· Penni Carr all4 Wilma Jeon tool •. Mr. and Mn. Emet of• Cleveland ""' v~t. lj.:~~:;_~~~;;.;;;;;;.~;,a;;a, Mr. and Mrs. Llofd "" her parents, Mr. andcMn. and family have rtlurned !rom Tayloi and brother, EllMiami, visit, \ tj ed Capt. '· " , Mr. ~ Mrs. ~ Robin· . , , . • lor and sono stationed at Home- son. llld daogllter of: Belpre stead AFB. Capt. Taylor flies SUnday with hl.s mother, the F·HM Interceptor. On the Robinoon and aunt, Clara 'DRES·SES 2.95 fO I. 1 aY BOB •----.;.·.·- -----·- -----· Co I WT•fh Tolll1laQlent, mp ete "1 , . , . Indi. ~·duaI Hardware, Planned I ' -- - - - ' On Sale As Marked Round ROUndsteak hnoloolCullloltGm c t _ __;.' r~o. 99c. ~ Ill. ( BREADED VEAL 'Scally. 3 SALISBURY TURKEY AT ARROWHEAD i Se;er~~tl~~m:;;; 3~f 6~:: Arrowhead the week of July 14.20. The following Scouts attend· I 1 , David Rke , the senior pa- l I leader; Dennis Weber, pa.l M<CALL~ PATTERNS I leader; Paul Rice , Sam WY 2·:m4 1 Gibbs, and Wayne Adams. Rev. Herring, leader, accomllJ W. S.con4 Pomeroy the group. Slnpt S•l•• & Servlc• Stokely Chunk pkgo. Stokely Sliced No.2 _ cans 4 loavH Heinz Chicken Noodle Nutley GIANT SIZE REGULAR $1.59 25c Off LABEL PACK 99!-~",~' 6 u ..... s1 oo D'III .SI'ICes 6~::.~ 79c Mixed Pickles lb.39c Cucumber Slices 91 ... • - - 8-ot I•• 2::; 49c Grape Jam Salad Dressing Ann Pogo 32-oz.4Sc I•• PLAID ST ' ' ' . One coupon per customerr please. • . •• , .....1... . . I ·,y..;AA, . :i """ ' .H ,.•, '·. ~ Red Shi'p iJD 0wens Out, up J• Coales I CerdwtiU of (1-11) v1 Nottebart Hl-4). N e w York at Los .. - • •• Full, rich ~ smooth, · . . .tlatyttlli : ~~i!J~9i ~ 0...0. had ..... T![lkH.the WQrry ()!'-t of welgtl1' w~~ctliiQ~ ~ mort wltb ..,_-old ...... fnto the Phillleo Ill lfltll .. =· "1: ""':! %~ for lnfleldor '. ~ •ll>n ilad• ltl BIJY COATES CIN<:INNATI <UPI - Jim Cbotes, a s-foot, f.fnch Dreballer ::: : ; : r..~"":.n~c the WO!hlngton Senators. bought b)' the Clnclnnall Tuelda7 from their llttn D Letgue. ... 0 l=.: :.P=C:: JIOqUOIII-..s never hod m ':::II I,.iii;i&.;..iiliiijlliii;;;;;;;o;iiii... outright to the Padree to ma1oo II · I'OOID for Coote&. l<iiiUf to llllllll . . ' p A NTS I bulJpn. Dldt Ill 8lldlollgO ..... lheo Iii lilt· i: ...· •' · H~~iSW~~~~aw . :. I tro': the Naii<Nl Letgue, ... !lloit lAke City of ,.. ' - 1 • Angeles Lott1s tonight where they opeo NEW YORK <UPll-Aii-Amer· three-game .oer1es with the Car· lea Art Heyman of !Juke, the 1 wftioh winda up the CUI"· moot valuable player of the tillS : - trtp. . NC;"A basketball tournament and 1 Coateo, wiio wW be 31 00 SUn· United Presll IDtornatlonal'o eoi· day, brote IIIIo tho major lege player-of-the-year last ,..•. wkh the H Yart Yank son, h.. olgned a cootra<t with I during four~ leUOill tfte New York Knickerbockers of OODipiled 0 '.fl·ll recoed. He the National Basketball AIIIIOcla· IH In ttl80, He wll traded lo Uon. Tile fl.foot, '5-lnch Heyman Waoidngtoo alt<!r the t9tl2 was the Knicks No. t draft Owenl, used lllaiDiy Ill wA s H I I ro I I ROBINSON'S I 1 priling atleogo Cuba, ...,.,.....;,;.~,fl to ~ li the first pkftl-t; and ~ ~:~ r:n_ ~~~·ce~o:~·M~~e~ F 1 J. CHICAGO <UPn - 11to ."". . .' 6'0 .PEAS. '; ,·'c AJIROJS :=!m~~sfa!!it!il! =~~~ ~isi~ng TWO HEWII PlTCIIIIIII FROZEN'. MIDDLEPORT NO SUGJ."R! SWEET CORM .......... 'Doz• ' MIXED· YIOI!TAILIS SWEEJ1,-~$ or :JJ~ ' FRESH PE·ACHES 3 3 . $5.00 or more exclusive of Items pro• blbited by law. Valid thru ·August ~ac~t 6 lbs. VfGETABLES .. :=:a~= ~~H=· HEATING @n/y 1 ria!utW tn ·--". A&P ..,ROZEN. ~ursday I CheslnUl Ridge News, EVents • Shortening.- - TREE RIPENED- HIGH COLOR ·.. Only "···~ · ··~ S~wa~s,Nsparked ~~?=~"~ =~:~:~2=A:res White Swan . wm;;.~ j rlghtbaftder, went to San Jon-Yellow Cling Sllcocl or Hal-- 4 :ht' Are w.·nners Jn Team PIay I early this DlOllth u "'i••.......·..,c o Whole·Potatoes 59"C Peaches ' Aunt Jan-swoot Ann Pogo ROUSH' S SHOE STORE ' f: AlP Small Whlte pkg. 2.99 -• lit. Aunt Jo-Pioin, Kosher and Homburtor Style 2618 pump in gleaming black. Leather upper. ... 16.· FIG BARS ' 2 ..... "3"9( ... . TALK • NESTEA .~:.j:·-. F•lDSterwalds PLUM'BIN G I Jon• Parker . I ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating 29' ln '1<-lb. Sticks- Heinz clean simplicity of this go-everywhere skimmer of6 Sluggers Of Hobson·Too • Much' \Vm 7.5 ', i • Breeze-filled hall-moons add 1 grace note to the Pkgo. SAVE 60c 89' d:z: lona t:b%01\00h R11. 29c Pkg. .1.hoz. cans Applesauce Tomatoes 01~-tDre pi" A&P Jlrond Heinz Heinz s~~ 2 6 FLAVORS Hein'l WHITE BREAD FRESH DAILY '' (' Jane Parker.,..... ENRICHED SLICED 3 14-oz. Grape Juice 3N:~~. s1·00 Vegetable Soup Margarine 2 69cl .Soup 9 $·100 Potato Chips 4~::.:· ·89c Tomato Soup Pineapple Pineapple Fruit Cocktail Sultena '' PENQUIN Chocolate B1n1n1 Lemon Coconut ~ FROZEN POPS CREAM PIES FROZEN .DINNERS il Buy One Pkg.- Get One FREE Athens Leg.on • Tourney Draws (JOSe T0 End ~:a~! ~~~!~ ~:~:: =~~~:1:~~ U:"· " ~-----------------, "'" · ~----------------~ BANQUET FROZEN VILLAGE INN Smith, JE>rry While, i Tommy speneer'S N()-Hitter 8}8ftkS SoUthBlOOmJft •• gville 00 ~ 51 55 .48no ~aich, 13 1o u. on 8 point ba· and losing pitcher Tom Hulf. Wolfe home .,ith two out. lfadternatlonal League tn Tuesday's three hits, while strlkl Ptqua: McConnelsville vo. Peril· . Cleveland_ 48 llhakeup. five and permitttn ei berville; LJma \rs. Laocaafer and Kana~s ~Jty 56 .462 18 SIS. man for 17 .runs and 15 hits be- drx: was fanned by ~lief pitciP , . passes. Jet pitching fa~ned 10 Ashtabula vs. SteubenviUe. . / Detroit 43 58 .421 211,!,; Scores, Finsterwalds. Pat Ed- fore he •as relieved by John er John JustJce to end the iQno. LENNON PROMOTED and walked four. g Grove Ctty. Washington Court Wuhinr;'.:..,a ~ ·35 '"' wards 4tl, Carson Crow lli, Da· Justice in the top of the fifth ing. SOUTII BEND, Ind. <UPIJ- Kenny En•llsh had t the Hou.e. Hndson and Euclid all fell [ y'J '" vis 18, Bratton 54 · Sneads mnmg. Wolle led lhe GaiUpolls ot>. e WO 01 b the Los Angeles 6 Cleveland 4 ' • 1 h · chuck Le ~~-· part-time assJ.StJet hits, a triplf> and single, Hobson'll jearn In the Mid· .Y . wa!sJde- in 'l'belday's ac- Chica 5 Washln n 1 Steve Kindy 41, D. Hanning 45, The Gallians tallied five runs s a~g t w~th three ~bles and ant bas~#hoD and ba!eball coach and Tim Krautter collected a dleporl Fast Pitch Softball lea•· lion '" h•f!II-scoring game>. In I Batti:'ore 9 DetroW'o Burkett 51, and Clatworthy 32. 1in the first inning on a leadoff ia stngle '" live lr•P• w b lie at Notte Dame for the past two ·base knock Dod er hitter o morning play, Cinclnn&tl·bounCi!d l In the club matches in the 1Drummond had two doubJea and 811 2 years, has been elevated toJull- Tom Vaughan ;ith 8 91 ~:r:. !~t~lai~s h~c~~ereve:~n: Grov~ .City, &--2, Piqua dumped ~:e!':ak 88 : City championship fii~t. Edwards their home. [a single, a~ Tommy Meadows 3 91 . ;v;JhPo: by the slug::·and I Wedanday_ ' • Probable Plkhere Harvey Bratton ela81 of '61. f ' a1 s R" g o . Ol'lll8D Hawley wlth Llmcaater· hel ed McCo Kansu City at New York--se. club ch•n¥o ...;........a..l I the we Logan on Wednesday each had two hits for the w· =;;;j=iiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl g es. three smgles In llree trips, 4)WI'W m . n· gut (6-4) v&. Teny (11-101, . -~141-up. a . first were Mrs. Zelia .. Weyand and ners m.. ; 21 ~• The Dodgers and Jets also Jack Custer's lwo run homer nellsvUe steubenville, Minnesota at Boston - stange flight Bratton took Kirkland 2-1 mother Mrs Genevra Foster Th. played .off a tied ball game be- and Ronnie Man1ey's double. ' bombed EucUd, 1~, Ashtabula / (3-31 vs. Heffner fl-31 . over 18 _hol~. and C~nie Wevnad and Rita o e tourney en~rs t~e ~ fore the regularly scheduled Phillips of the Stewarts defeated . Pembe-rville 9-8 and Chicago at Washington (night) The title. In both flights will Cruze. . ,:~ r:ound today wrth Chrlllcothe !contest. The Jets won that aged the only hit off Leek Wise, Lima downed Newark t-2 in the - Herbert (9-6) vs. Osteen (5-71. be determmed by a 36 • hole RiQ!hard Cone and son of Ath- wh~~m~_South Webster at ~:30 game when they co11ected three a single. Hobson now 1s •1 afternoon contests. 1 Detroit at Baltimore <nightJ - playoff. ens were Saturday callers of AU 1 /ddl~'7~ goes againSt Your Dependable walks and _two singles in the !Stewarts, 0-2, in second round Oddly enough, there were no Lary U-41 vs. Barber (13-fl). Mr . and Mrs. Albert Cone. ! ensvr e 8 : • Dealer For top of the eighth. Fo~mer receiv- play. home runs in the afternoon [ Los Angeles at Cleveland (2, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bowen ed credit for the wm. I Wise lanned two, walked games. The only rowtd · tdpJ>O.':s twi-night> - Newman <o.ZI and of near Logan called here on Dodgers 010 201-4 5 5 three;. Pullens, losing pitcher, of the day were by Clncmnaus Osinsld <6-81 or Grba (1-H vs. Sunday afternoon. 1 1 · AND Jets · 130 04X- 8 3 2jfanned five, walked seven. Terry Roof and Piqua'• Gene _Latman (HI and Ramos (4-4. Miss Brenda PetUt is visiting Sarver (L), O'Brien and Hobson 013 010 z _ 7 7 Baymaa in the morning games. NM!oaal Leaguo her sitter and lamily in New· Frank R1zer. EngU~h tW) Chuclt IStewaris · 000 010 1 _ 5 1 '1\teoday's iinescorea, Los Angeles 63 42 .!lOO art . !'Ilona WY -2-2550 Hannahs (4) and Jell Werry, Leek Wise and Steve Little. Grove City 0001101 1101-4 2 31 San Franclaco t10 46 .500 310 -Mn. Alta Cone IF .,,.":'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~~oi~m~e":.r_l(~4)~ .--C. Pullen& and D. Frye, Cincinnati 000 :m 52x-11 12 2 St. Loulo 59 46 .562 4 Mrs. ZeUa Weyand and Paul Jonathon .Warden, George ; Cbicago 55 48 .534 1 of Columbus spent a vacation 1'Jaunday•1 Games Din (7J and Bob Neeley; John ClncinnaU 56 :it .52S 8 With her mother, Mrs. Gellev- Boston at Baltimore, night CapeUe and Jim McGregO<. Philadelphia 55 51 .519 B% ra Footer. <Only game >eheduled 1 Terry Roof, Cincinnati. Milwaukee 54 52 .509 91,2 Weekend Visitors of K. E. Er- Chicago at ·Milwaukee, nighL For anniversaries, birthPittsburgh 51 53 .490 lllh Jckl90n were Bob Shaw and fam- Cincinnati at St . Louis days, flowers express your Houstoo 41 88 .383 23 ily of Columbus. Their daughtIOnJy games scbet.luled 1 sentiments perfectly. You'll . S New York 33 12 .3t4 :tO er, Brenda, had spent a vaca- ~ _ _ _ --=..,=~ find a FLORIST fast in the Thondoy'o llHult. tlon here and accompantecl her YELLOW PAGES, where Milwaukee 9 Chicago 2 parents home. Men't & Boyt' Summer YOUR FINGERS DO THE '-'QI.J.ISI. Louis 7 Cincinnati • D. V, 1\lo_rris attended an Am-· WALKING Pittsburgll 8 HOWiton I erlcan Legtoll meeting in CleveHew Yart 5 Los Angeiell t land the past week. IJD San Francitco 5 Phtladeiphia 0 Mrs. Don McBiane and chil· WedlleiUy'• Probable Pltcber• dre~ of Los Angeles are visiting CINCINNATI <UPH Philadelphia at San FriiDCiBco- thetr mother, Mrs. Maude Ho~ , ( P'· Ciuclnnati Rids today Short 13-81 vs. Marlchal 117-S>. comb. W11hed •nd prMHd pitcher Jim Coalet from lheJr Chicago at Milwaukee lnighl>- Miss Pat Morris Jell Satur· Diew> !arm club and Jackaon Ul-9J vt. Cloninger t7·7). day lor Fort Worth, Texas . She Jim Owens m the Padres Cincilinati at St. Louis lnighO acL'Ompanied her aunt, Mrs. P L•u:d•n·Dry Cle•ne:J rtgbt . -O'Toole 113·91 vs. Gibson <12-41 , Carol Burna and husband to orne oy WY 2·5421 Coate., a 1-foot-4, ( Pittsburgh at Houston Inightl~ ~~-- O:t Bonol... 69 Beef Sfew L oon---- ' " ,_-~----------- I ' Tip Steak ;;p ~~... lb. lb. ~.95c After Vie-- opened .. Sending a gift was Fabric Shop c c lb. WELL TRIMMED TENDER. JUICY FULL CUTS R0U"d. Sfeaklonolno 99c Top Culo - - CLUB.STEAKS SIRLOIN. Steaks or Roasto l lr.ono Anna and Shirley McKin· ll and lhe honored .!~~:~ • The .J c.......,., Jets Double Score On Dodger·Cluh I Danny McCloud, a n ed by Nora Srhaefer, tto~c~\:u~·: tl my Batey, Danny :M p./"1 E t AI G I E.t.n. •·I :J: lb. cup rakes and kool·aid served by Mrs. McCloud, aS>,ist· ll ~ ';cu.on Heel of Round _ _ •. 75c _ _ _ lb.49c Breaded Shrimp~:::-~~59c ·Chicken Legs ...... .. McKenney. · .... 99,c lb. 59c Cod Portions ~:;: ..,.. , 2 ~~·•. 99c· Beef Rump Roast _ ftts Chicken Breasts . refreshments of ice cr:~~; Jl • !bel ADPr. b..t 'park in honor of her son, Vic-on his 7th birth.day. Pri1.es were given to Tonnmy 1 tocloJ, ond wbo II to juJI 110 ~~-· · of the ....., which pvo him the ~ Cube '"'- .., - . be dlciD't - · u. 'l1lo Gianll, pocod b)' Bill)' -jor league leod wiDle 11.,. 1>!1 ..... lllye Mathew1 Wbou lrioodo from the ~ O'lleli'o lhutout pilthing. roliecl ..,.. apln the e1.id. hitter, bJijIIIII llealo ll..;,.e. doy - .., uJ. 1 1 ' -·routed ·! I Nice Selection 1 Yard To Dress Lengths ~- =-=: Patient! recently discharged included Mrs. Charles Akers, Active claims on file with the Mrs. Herman Knapp, Mrs. NoMelp f;r)unty Bureau of Unem- ra Brewer, Enoch Rice , Walk.. ploymer'· CQmpensation conlin- er D. Hayth, Mrs. Basil Rarlued last week lower than the dolph , David L. Wallace. Wilsame week a year ago, F. W. ham Ray Russell, Donald AIChilder!, manager, said. LEN Jackson, oyce There w~re 29 initial claims Mrs. Maggie Varney, Mrs. filed Jest week, 184 continued zel Bailey. Fred Rayburn , Mrs. claims, and 213 active at week 's Elida Davies, Mrs. James end. A year ago there were 248. , Foose, Mrs . Charles Buckley and Mrs. William McKinney IJquor u~enoe and infant son. A.moog Ailing Fee8 Oi•tribuled According to the midnight Distribution of $3.101,396.81 in report of the ~ursing departliquor licem:e mone'' _ the ~ent, those _pat~ents. who were second of the !963. calendar lr~ted as farr rncluoed Frank year _ ts announced by State Krsh, Mrs. Estus Plymale, Gor~ llpgfsr w. Tracy. rlaii Hammond, Roy Mathias, - 11 payment which went to Dana Hysell, Mrs. Ora Alexand· 94; c~ties . villages and town- er, ~rs . 3ertha Sickels, · I ship~ of the state, represents Lewrs, Geo_rge Durst, the total co11ection of license Sta!en, Ottle McGraw, Arnold ft-ts during the last three Snuth, Mrs. _Pearl Brown, John months. Meigs Municipalities McSorley, ~rlllam Hartung, ~s­ and townships r~ived $4, 155. car Bastlam,. E. A. Reed, Mrss ~~~...,.:~iiiiii.;...iiOi~--, 1 Mayme Berndge and Merch I. ' Clark. SALE ' st. Uluia toeutl two <blblo p11yt barnet, 11111 wuu. Mt!-!aa'"lwill .... tbe,.._Otlto hia- ..... A!!ieleo ........,... leod lo Covey"• u._,. blo 1111 , .... tilt .llilwaubo '*'- Down From Year .~o Mrs. Dorothy McCloud enter· lained with a party Saturday at the Middleport . .~~-~:rr,.- Tbo old .... .a 015C"Ir.arged Party Is Given I On 7th BirthJuv ' Dail Y IIIII -ldoIllplherod Ill over lo their 11tof8bt Ylct.ry I-ll, tw! • ... pairRay of CUJp doubllo(lt>f) .... wu - the ' Hew ID the tilt Ullle liouoe Gloudale. theninlb l'blladoiphll Pl1iiUOI, York- Yonit-..._ ~ theI , . . . caill.. '1lladay to CUey while the Canlo, IIO'N jllll ' low but the Phlla DUI)' have sam• Ill ll:mt of the poet b)' 1'o COnclude the basebaall SOBIO!J OD a more competi· Sloqel. 1 "happy blrlbda)'," the gam. off the pa<e, edged the fered BD oveo greeter lollll wbou l>eotinl the IWiooo CRy A'l, 1-2, Uve basis, a tournament - complete with troJ!hles _ iB 71-year-old of the litw Cineinnati Redo, H . Art Mahaffey twloted blo rilbt the Cbieago WbiiR Sox belt tl>o . . in the making for the four Meigs county htgh school York M:eto lllld he had ooly one Slal!ard, who plt<lled the Mello' anklo while pttchiDg In the oev- WUblngtoo Sellalora, 11-1, the Summer League teams. willl. last rood victory oa June 15 II lll!h IMin~~o K - 'l'lv" dowoed the BooThanks to several Melp business pisces tb.e touma· "One year wllb tilt Y -... CincinnaU, went aD the wey lor The Reds )unped 00 Lew Bur • ton Red Sox.~ the llal1imore ment wlll be made possible thiB year. Several store own· be explained, "I l'ID If' pmeo Now York IIIII gavt ·up jlltlloor delle lor 1 Orloleo ohut out 'the llolrotl n. Tommy Spencer, ace curve-baUer for the GaWpolll ers and operators bpve pledged the money to purchase .ond looe tho J>l!'l'lllillf 11>f.o· time hill, one olthem Ken McMullen'• our l'WII 111 the Ol'll sera J.o ond the ~.a A Benatora, Tuesday night burled his third c:onsecuUve noo th• hardware. It will be tbe first !line since tbe blgb my wbh 1o more mocJeot. ·I wlllt fourlb bmne run. 'l1lo Mello' lnniDg but they 1"1 iliiiJ 0110 more the Clovolond ~ bit eame as the Gallipolis All-Stan defeated Sontb 8100. ·• school league was organized tbat lnillvidual trophies will to will Juat ooe game."' meanwhile, rated u- 1.a An· lite ol the w.- u Ernie ... 111 10 1aa1ngo w. mington of Hocking County UHI in the Soulheutem Ul· be p•nted. , ter · . 'l1lo Moto, who eqllfllled tho aU· ,.~eo pllchen, beginning wltb .,.. srcsUn and Bobby Shantz ...,.. 'l1lo Pi\tJburgb ·~ ~ lie League Tournament at Wellston. 1 A · llsiiDg o.' · ~ bu•inesae$ 1 a · ' . . lime l'ICill"d "of Zllllraigbt.,...., Met Bob !Iiiler, Ior If hill in one h!ned to bold the r..rt wblle the 1 four.pme Rouaton 'l1le diminutive Spencer pt1chwho are. lna~mg the tourney . 1LL WJLIIOi.;' . · .• on the rood ~wllen they loot to the .,_ their IIDut hltUng pertanu. Card hitters caught up.. A twO<UD streak 11111 pve Gibbon ed two straight no-blttenl in the double by Ray Wolfe, a doublo 11 po~ible will bo piUbllshed · !at- leased fro lWI been re- Houston Colto .oa SUDday, obUged anceo olthe 10880n. bomor by Bill White aad 0 buel- victory 11111 Sldnn Br hlt Kyger Creek Tournament dur· by Rickey Mooley, • fielder'• or. : . . /: .. , m the hospital IIIII II Stengel '1\ieo"diy nlgllt by beating 'l1lomu RK OO...r / emp1y .,.. by charley JliiiU•rfi . sixth loa Jim Pa Y own ing the past two weeks, and chofce, u error, and lheD 1 At a "'"awing 11U1t evening It home awaiting ,orders lrom the the leagu..loadlng Los Angeles Every Met except Jtrn Hide· ured proll)lDently in the St. In threo .;,.. gU"':""i batted then set Sooth B~mlngvUle lhrte-run J>omer by TOIIIDI)' was decliled · that Racine, .win- Ohifjldelphla Phillie organi2a- Dodgera, 11-1. And II you don't mao got at leut one hit to make oiiAicS. A pair of erron b)' r.a, a linglo and : ~:;:r:" wtth down wtthoot a hit Tue!day u MeadOW&. They ·added olx mot11 ner of (j, league, ;will play. 11 Who think the "oid man" didn't do It a team "birthday pl'l!liOIIt" fO. made two of the Sl lltink Flocber ~f.tl me';j,. the Gallia team rappec! two 111 the second wben Beep M» Middlepqk at I p. m: ·S!inday : • ·: had a 4-1 record that Utti< oktp•.dance of hi• in stengel. Frank Tbomu hit hlJ Loulo """' unearned. · benefi 1 of wu pitchers for a total of 18 hits. thews led off with a double, Dll the Middleport field, and ~~~ the · Bakersfield, Calllom- the clubhouse alt<!r· Tracy Sial· ninth home run and Joe Blckt Pirateo Colli kee ~r:::; R ~ lusty llltl~':· In the opening game Tues- Wolfe hit hit l!eCOIId double of S)ncuse and _Pomero~ ~II t~on ears, underwent an opera. lanl nailed down the IIDa1 oot, had three hits. In the other l'lallonal League one of th,;, es:.,:• ;;::,:; a...i day, Manager Fred Beman's the game, Mooley singled, mftt on the neutral Racine thinbut apparently there was you just don't know Caley. Tbo Phils pecked away at games, tho Pittsburgh Pirates NL homer Bob Buhl bo CentervDio team wu ellminat- Drummond wu safe .., an er. field this SUnday at thi same ~ ~ong. . It had beeQ laa_pped Loltttl 8 - · O'lleli m-e> for u hill but the ba<ked Joe Gibhoo'o oeven-lt• tagged lor ·six hit! .,.j ~ur : : ed from the tourney when they ror • Barry Haddix waited, ~me. . . had" t tut al Bill might have Y- joy woold be unreotralned, Glanl lelly ourvived, thanb to pitdllng wfth • If.hit attack l<w Ill two innings wat the Jooer wore shutout 7-f by Ironton Bruce Harreld unloaded I lrip. a mbr near his right too, ll 7ou managed the Meta and . ' __:_ . . · le, but made the thin! out as ho ./"'' Winners of these two pmes wiD battle lor the cbatitpioo· shoulder baike, but that Qs l bad to watcb !hera looo almoet By wmmng Tueaday, GaUipc>- 'tried to stretch hb triple into I ship the following Sunday, Au- diSCOunted after surgery. - every day, .... theo ..... pre. lis now moves inlo the th•ro home run. . IUs! 11, at 4 p. m. The location iented with a victory over the roo~ ~I competition and will Leading 11-f, the GaDians add. of that game will be aMotfnCed . Dodger, a club the Meta have e of ed two more runs in the thin! beaten only three . lime. 1a two and ~a me ween meroy when Matthews was safe on an ONE AARON LEFt' ~. ton. . error, Mosley walked, and botb MILWAUKEE <UPII - Rival Tile win 1101 only snapped an Major Leque tllalldlqo Enroute to his oo·hitter Tues- scored on Keith Drummond'• Natlo110l League pitchers wiD tl·game current losing streak lor day, Spen<er faced only 21 bat- •ingle. Four more runs parad. only have to.lace ooe Aaron. at !he Mets but abo dealt the Dodg. BJI./nlled P - blleruttoaol ten, striking out 13 of them, ed across in the filth !ramo least lor the" time being. Hank's m a jolt jwtl when they had ATRENS <UPIJ -Five Amerteu Leapo The Finsterwalds won the Jun· He gave up six walks, and in when Wolle hit his third double, YIIU!'ger brother, Tommy, has hoped to recover from a alump, were acheduled today fn the W. L. Pet. GB lor Goil League playoll Mon· lhe thiro nining was In trouble Drummond doubled, Spencer beelt optioned by the Milwaukee The Po J for both the . """'ncJ.pilce San American Leg•m Baaebal! New York 6S '.fl .6S1 . . day at the Pomeroy Goll club when he walked the bases lull singled, and lladdii slammed a Braves te Denver of, the Pacific 8-4 decislo~e:r t~ts pwon an F.ranclsCII Giani. and third·place nament. and oni, five Chicago 58 46 .558 8 with the mak'h being decided with none out. However. he booming triple, later scorina: Coast League, w.here he wiiJ be DOd en Tu.es er e _omeroy games will. remain to be B~Wmore 59 19 .54& 9 by Wayne Davis and Mike Brat- fanned two batters and anoth. on an error. The final run scargroomed at second base. The Pom~ro Bo s~afe evenmg in . after today s seasiolll, Mmnesota 58 49 .533 10~ ton. Davis and Bratton ed ed ~r P?Pped out to kill theBioo m- ed in the top of the sixth whea Braves also opt.ioned outfielder Dod y .,Y h aguT. play. Today II will be Wadsworth •• Boston 53 ro .515 1210 Bob Burkett and Sam Clat! mgvdle threat. I Wolle singled Drummond ... ~ ger PI :c ers om Sarver Ci • tJ Bentl N "-'• Loa Angeles 53 58 486 15 rG Ui · · led nd ' o1.ncmna Ma ck Jones to Toronto of the In· and Pat O'Brien allowed ey; ew~ .. vs. · t.hy .of the Sneads to swing the a pohs jumped on starting , a then Spencer l!llngled 1 Pomeroy A&P "Super -Right" Quality .. One .. Price - None Higher REMNANT Happy Birthday Gift SnappiQg Mark · WJNGETr Seallael Sporll Wriler .Siste~ Style ,Shop \ . ' Court St. .. SPflRTs DESK JQ·Cit;·' General Clt~anup Of Summer Merchandise at Reduced Prlcul 1 ' Mets ··:Present· Casey. .Stengel. ,With Dtll7~l.~~o ,.a.••• The Seotiael ~ 'I. I THE Clearance Sale,In".P"rogr•ss ~ . ~ :'":roothe~ '\1 ' '" __...,;.;.._., Brownell Ave., Middlepor~ , ery . is recovering nicely. return trlp they VlSited Mr. •nd 1 role• Stobart, 804 W. Ma1o St., SPEND WEEKEND HERE Mr. Mrs:. Robert Swartz Mrs. Noah Conant at Lakeland, The following persons attendPon1<roy, Jerry E. Warner, . and fam y of Columbus, Mabel Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ber8 n•rt• in .honor of the 1Sth . R tl nd D L H 11 s _ Mr. and Mrs. Boris Zathovlc, Swartz Athens a·• '"r. and nard spent eleven da)'!l in the __. " · · 0 1 u 8 ' ana · yse · . Y ~ '"' lQ 1 h kin lt w!ddmg anniversary of Mr racuse. Mrs. Floyd A. Pa., spent the week· I Mrs. Pe Koblenm of Qest· Ernest Tay or orne ma g . . · 11 ~r ~nt:. and t~e 1,32.5 t~wn~ I Rt. 4 Jackson, L. Wednell with Mr. and Mrs. Howard er were am g those who visit- pos.sible tor. the Taylors to take Mr's. William Carr, Satur· lhl d. ided th SI 060 000 1ahoe, Wellston, Mrs. and family. Their son, ed Mr. and .--fi!aul Blackley theU' vacat1on. even~ •. Mr. and Mrs. J. at~~ :~te P. Sickels, Wellston. Denver returned home w 1 t h and family last SundaY. Misses Patty and Janice Carr, ~ and Mrs. Arthur The distribution brought to ; Van Nest, Athens, Mrs . visitors after spending his Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gaul Swartz have returned to their . · , WJima Jean, Mr. f30.~,'782 the total payments F. Foose, Raven!!Wood ,W. \a1 ., here. attended the Ohio Hereford home at Colum.bus after spend· and . · Harry Guthrie and ror the first sevfn months of the : Mrs . James R. Hoffman. OlarMJ calendar year , which was leston, W. Va. and Howard W. • 1· 1 $1-933 from the Burdette, Rt.Birtll 1 Reedy, W. Va. < uec me o ~. 1 tame period of last year . Mrs. Vernon / Osiecki, 22S --·- Walter St. , Ripley , W. Va., son, 2:33 p. m. Tuesday. 8enl"fit Oaims Are of;:, ::ch.' · i :~ ., ed t-Dilly Sentinel. Pomeroy·Mldclleport, 0., July 31, 111113 , 11. T c 1 Guo ne ax It ----- ..·---·-- ' ra IJ ' ... .,,, ··~- 88 for I • Plus tu and two trade-in tires WHITEWALLS SIZE 7.50·14 1 670x 15 I with 18•Monlh Road H-ard Guarant. . iust say "Charge ill" ALL SIZES LOW PRICED NOW you can equip yaur car with a PAIR of Town & Countrya for about the same priCI! o( oHJ: new winter tire of like &ize and type. Be ...,. to oct on this offer Now! �' I • ' ' ' 'J -- - --- --- -· > ' - -- - ......---- 3rd · BIG WEEK lillY AAOIIIIDT II Til Ill£ r• Jutt Pick Up Your llolluJ Julld-Up Coni ., Your Neortlt 1Yo11tluper M.4tt . Dill SUPU 011 -IWIF1'1 PIEIIUI- I. L WL HIIN% HUNT'S Green. Pea TOMATO . CATSUP Showboat MAIIK•Te toO PUICHASE STAMPS PWJ .all Fill STAMPS PWS toO IONUS STAMPS- 1100 s.H GltEEN STAMPS. NUllY I YOU MUST STAlT IIFOll AUG. Jnl TO Jl W• · - - Tloe 111M Te u.it • • I I • ' . ILIGIIUI *Tille il llaHtl upoa • $10.00 PurcheM, .... · LUNCHEON MEATS ....... , ....... Comer S.C.IICII Mill St., MIIWI~•rt lhru Thuradoy ... 9 .u,t.- ,.JA. l'riftr....a ....,....,. . .. .8:30A.M. . . . . P.M. ~ndoy 100 EXTRA ./;~ l,r, u ~ ~ ~~ ,._. 101-i-. C:.n• .. BOIISIILEI AlE 1. With $10 ,.,rcu• ., more l:.,':_celvt I00 111tr1 S • H IVAN$ SUPII TIIM -SWIFT'S Plt!MIUM IVANIIUPil TIJM-aWin"S PIIMiUM u.s.a-ot.,.,,. •••ROUND BONE u.Gw't. .......... IVANIIUPil TliM -'IWIPn PaiMIUM ENGLISH CUT RibR.t l DIM- SWIFT'S PIIMIIIM .. SHOULDER LONGHOiN CHIIS. .. 49 ---flroun Foods--- ~~-55 SWISS STEAl a.=:, Beef Roast BONNET . FINE BAKED FOODS s ._·· 78 Steer Liver . . 49 D.... ..,.,on ......----.-49 .,,...... . .' All MHt • flllll!l ' ....,.. ,........... ......... ,.. F I P Elerta P•••••= Port I Lilt.,,, ' lllrtna.tlllrklll WAX PAPa . will two ......,.. IMW.1o . ~=-~-= 2%41 ~~-~ • lllrtnDI'F.W• · Talltl... lhr F I P Friit C..ktll WI fll · BOTTLE ... tl" high. Fully tiMIII4 nuiU 11- 141'1·15'11-16Yz DIIIIIIIII'Oraclren ...... Wlt.ot'o H.ow DOLL .CELERY·····. fut. .,.. Ill j .... ,..... ....... . RED GRAPES •.• lb.l5~ Wau~• ........ ..,..•• . . ,, ,. 1!-··· ,.. .........- ." CARDINAL 1111•, wwM DOllY FURIIIOmiER your,..,... Dill • I ·~. 4 ~"' '1 '1 •·=.... .......1 ......!~ '1 ... ·::-• ·-· ,~ UIIIGtt' .(Mix Or Match' ..... . Awrc-•~ooat~ooo 2,, ........ . ,r:a ' - ~ 2%-er. - a.. ""' 214..r. a... .... 2"'-.- , .... w....,., .,.... tN ... · - ' " ' ..... ,.,..... ........ o:•· IJI.O, ...... ~--" · ·-. '•~'· 'l'L ' . ~ ~ ~. _... . ' ····--·-. .... .. . ' . ' .' . ',t '" '0 f.<:TR 1\ ./Ji, C ' I DIINK $ ,.. <:··· 441-oo. 3 '!:· '1 a":;.~" '1 3 ":;.~" '1 M• lrewn Pro*'" DIDI 3 '!:· 't l1 Iron Hamnrpr .... Dills a "'-· '1 II Iron Frtlll Plk DHI1 a ~!~· '1 HJ.G Drln• • .' 3 -:::· '1 ·· lllblt'• P ,11 Jtlu 3 ...... •t Yose•il• BlrtiiH PMn 3 N:.o·;., •1 "'"' '1 lazol1 Drtniq n•lltm, -... , •., ,.,.., 3 t.r.: Del MNII Filii C.kllll 3 "~" $1 F l p Yellow IIIII ,.... :.~ aN~~;· '1 F I P RoJII All Ollerrlat 3 "";;.!:' '1 ... FEMS ,'.0 EXTRA J .0. ( • • Tr r SO FXIRA .~ J . ' IIYI ..,. Normal ~~~~~~~ia~;-·~~~~~~~~~~~·~·n;"• ~~ 39 FlESH PAll: j SALAD DRISSING ' ' ~~.--~ ~~~------~--~~ .lilT.:::~..:~:.-" ........... >0 EXTRA .;J.i (, ' 'Mix Or Match' Sttbly'• T....o .Jalce F l P Ellltrla Pfti.ll - ·· c.. F l P Frail Cocktail IGmEII ":: 'IAl ':.;41 .... I -•;:~·. '1 8 "";.!:' '1 8 ~ '1 8 ,.11, '1 8 "-;.!": s1 51· JOHph"• - .... ,. - l:blldrt~~'o II . . lotwltJ.............. tc ......... .-·.. Pineapple • Grapefruit • Nfw .... ...... hv c..nwaotiH ~'1 21:.:--• I ,.... • .... ""' '1 1 .... 1101 '1 Hanl'a To1111to Pull lurar Cralk Cui Greta leans & ..... '1 lliDI llllllwkh .,.... &...~0: '1 WIIIIt Clo.. Tllllt Tiss11 &~~o..::,• '1 Areo Swltl P111 &...: '1 • ....!''1 .. ~·{ I I•OH Fin• Gra11ulattcl 4 ' • IO IIJ·""· SUPREME WM-A4Jie-Pin. Drill o• ........ 11" DEtOIATOI -~ P11ffs facial Tlseun 37 N U RS I .. )•r" 5Ci I JOllA J~v lf0KII.Y'5 ... 89 ... 58 EVANS . .,.,.1018 'Mix Or Match' 'Glf - ' Swlft'o P,..,.u-u. S. ...,onentlnspo"'• ·::II ufiieiYu-- ' U.S. Gove11111- IIIIJMCNd llldo.SII- ,J IIV1WG ••• IET.FRHI . . . .,,. -All v......... 2...... niT PIES ir•RI =r. 2 ·::::57 BABYUIA BREAD .,_.PliO ..... COJII ., BEANS ......... ,...... 10 ....~, '1 ........,. APfll SIICI l"": '1 llpl PriiMioNII Cora::, ~h... I ...: *1 -.. FI P 1 ......:''1 Sltblr'a IOIIJ Pill ,_ F I P ElriJ llnltl lwlll P• Hut'•llllll Pill T11111111 Del 111111 llrlr llnlll Sw. Pus llrilt'ti'N!IIIIIIII •U. f. ..,.,._tiMpl IIIII I ~, . CHICKEN IOODLE 01 Cre111 of Mushroom Cano ~· IEEFIIEW •. II · IVANI SUPP TJIM """'IWIFI'I PUMIUM u.s. Gov't.l..-11 STYlE, IOHEL• • IOLLIP •.59 JUNPAY 10• smiiDRIES ~~as uM"OilJ1 .....8 j~ .... ~.O'I#I, '-~ , CUT r· · ' HEINZ SOUP STOKILY'S To•to ~ ·;, 'MixAooyOr Match' C.•bi111tion •C•••Ialttt• · F&P or HUNT'S II ( IV4NS SUPil TRIM- JWIPT'IPIEMIUM u. s. Chnfnment .......... 1. After 6 conlfCvtlvt wteb of ~- ef $10 ., ...... ¥f11 wiD receive an ed.._•tl Mnus of 600 Pret 56-H Sb111ps. 'Mix Or Match' ....,~ u.s. tWt, •.,.cttc~ Z. Y'" ' lwlftl cuhier, wUI .Jtllnp . tflls card once .IIIC'h-..wa.k••for .. . , . . lenn 1.114-up Credit. ea. 'Mix Or ..Match' ,... SO EXTRA 14-u. llttt • " .., 11·• 9 IOt~IIUI ., I ". I L l �' I • ' ' ' 'J -- - --- --- -· > ' - -- - ......---- 3rd · BIG WEEK lillY AAOIIIIDT II Til Ill£ r• Jutt Pick Up Your llolluJ Julld-Up Coni ., Your Neortlt 1Yo11tluper M.4tt . Dill SUPU 011 -IWIF1'1 PIEIIUI- I. L WL HIIN% HUNT'S Green. Pea TOMATO . CATSUP Showboat MAIIK•Te toO PUICHASE STAMPS PWJ .all Fill STAMPS PWS toO IONUS STAMPS- 1100 s.H GltEEN STAMPS. NUllY I YOU MUST STAlT IIFOll AUG. Jnl TO Jl W• · - - Tloe 111M Te u.it • • I I • ' . ILIGIIUI *Tille il llaHtl upoa • $10.00 PurcheM, .... · LUNCHEON MEATS ....... , ....... Comer S.C.IICII Mill St., MIIWI~•rt lhru Thuradoy ... 9 .u,t.- ,.JA. l'riftr....a ....,....,. . .. .8:30A.M. . . . . P.M. ~ndoy 100 EXTRA ./;~ l,r, u ~ ~ ~~ ,._. 101-i-. C:.n• .. BOIISIILEI AlE 1. With $10 ,.,rcu• ., more l:.,':_celvt I00 111tr1 S • H IVAN$ SUPII TIIM -SWIFT'S Plt!MIUM IVANIIUPil TIJM-aWin"S PIIMiUM u.s.a-ot.,.,,. •••ROUND BONE u.Gw't. .......... IVANIIUPil TliM -'IWIPn PaiMIUM ENGLISH CUT RibR.t l DIM- SWIFT'S PIIMIIIM .. SHOULDER LONGHOiN CHIIS. .. 49 ---flroun Foods--- ~~-55 SWISS STEAl a.=:, Beef Roast BONNET . FINE BAKED FOODS s ._·· 78 Steer Liver . . 49 D.... ..,.,on ......----.-49 .,,...... . .' All MHt • flllll!l ' ....,.. ,........... ......... ,.. F I P Elerta P•••••= Port I Lilt.,,, ' lllrtna.tlllrklll WAX PAPa . will two ......,.. IMW.1o . ~=-~-= 2%41 ~~-~ • lllrtnDI'F.W• · Talltl... lhr F I P Friit C..ktll WI fll · BOTTLE ... tl" high. Fully tiMIII4 nuiU 11- 141'1·15'11-16Yz DIIIIIIIII'Oraclren ...... Wlt.ot'o H.ow DOLL .CELERY·····. fut. .,.. Ill j .... ,..... ....... . RED GRAPES •.• lb.l5~ Wau~• ........ ..,..•• . . ,, ,. 1!-··· ,.. .........- ." CARDINAL 1111•, wwM DOllY FURIIIOmiER your,..,... Dill • I ·~. 4 ~"' '1 '1 •·=.... .......1 ......!~ '1 ... ·::-• ·-· ,~ UIIIGtt' .(Mix Or Match' ..... . Awrc-•~ooat~ooo 2,, ........ . ,r:a ' - ~ 2%-er. - a.. ""' 214..r. a... .... 2"'-.- , .... w....,., .,.... tN ... · - ' " ' ..... ,.,..... ........ o:•· IJI.O, ...... ~--" · ·-. '•~'· 'l'L ' . ~ ~ ~. _... . ' ····--·-. .... .. . ' . ' .' . ',t '" '0 f.<:TR 1\ ./Ji, C ' I DIINK $ ,.. <:··· 441-oo. 3 '!:· '1 a":;.~" '1 3 ":;.~" '1 M• lrewn Pro*'" DIDI 3 '!:· 't l1 Iron Hamnrpr .... Dills a "'-· '1 II Iron Frtlll Plk DHI1 a ~!~· '1 HJ.G Drln• • .' 3 -:::· '1 ·· lllblt'• P ,11 Jtlu 3 ...... •t Yose•il• BlrtiiH PMn 3 N:.o·;., •1 "'"' '1 lazol1 Drtniq n•lltm, -... , •., ,.,.., 3 t.r.: Del MNII Filii C.kllll 3 "~" $1 F l p Yellow IIIII ,.... :.~ aN~~;· '1 F I P RoJII All Ollerrlat 3 "";;.!:' '1 ... FEMS ,'.0 EXTRA J .0. ( • • Tr r SO FXIRA .~ J . ' IIYI ..,. Normal ~~~~~~~ia~;-·~~~~~~~~~~~·~·n;"• ~~ 39 FlESH PAll: j SALAD DRISSING ' ' ~~.--~ ~~~------~--~~ .lilT.:::~..:~:.-" ........... >0 EXTRA .;J.i (, ' 'Mix Or Match' Sttbly'• T....o .Jalce F l P Ellltrla Pfti.ll - ·· c.. F l P Frail Cocktail IGmEII ":: 'IAl ':.;41 .... I -•;:~·. '1 8 "";.!:' '1 8 ~ '1 8 ,.11, '1 8 "-;.!": s1 51· JOHph"• - .... ,. - l:blldrt~~'o II . . lotwltJ.............. tc ......... .-·.. Pineapple • Grapefruit • Nfw .... ...... hv c..nwaotiH ~'1 21:.:--• I ,.... • .... ""' '1 1 .... 1101 '1 Hanl'a To1111to Pull lurar Cralk Cui Greta leans & ..... '1 lliDI llllllwkh .,.... &...~0: '1 WIIIIt Clo.. Tllllt Tiss11 &~~o..::,• '1 Areo Swltl P111 &...: '1 • ....!''1 .. ~·{ I I•OH Fin• Gra11ulattcl 4 ' • IO IIJ·""· SUPREME WM-A4Jie-Pin. Drill o• ........ 11" DEtOIATOI -~ P11ffs facial Tlseun 37 N U RS I .. )•r" 5Ci I JOllA J~v lf0KII.Y'5 ... 89 ... 58 EVANS . .,.,.1018 'Mix Or Match' 'Glf - ' Swlft'o P,..,.u-u. S. ...,onentlnspo"'• ·::II ufiieiYu-- ' U.S. Gove11111- IIIIJMCNd llldo.SII- ,J IIV1WG ••• IET.FRHI . . . .,,. -All v......... 2...... niT PIES ir•RI =r. 2 ·::::57 BABYUIA BREAD .,_.PliO ..... COJII ., BEANS ......... ,...... 10 ....~, '1 ........,. APfll SIICI l"": '1 llpl PriiMioNII Cora::, ~h... I ...: *1 -.. FI P 1 ......:''1 Sltblr'a IOIIJ Pill ,_ F I P ElriJ llnltl lwlll P• Hut'•llllll Pill T11111111 Del 111111 llrlr llnlll Sw. Pus llrilt'ti'N!IIIIIIII •U. f. ..,.,._tiMpl IIIII I ~, . CHICKEN IOODLE 01 Cre111 of Mushroom Cano ~· IEEFIIEW •. II · IVANI SUPP TJIM """'IWIFI'I PUMIUM u.s. Gov't.l..-11 STYlE, IOHEL• • IOLLIP •.59 JUNPAY 10• smiiDRIES ~~as uM"OilJ1 .....8 j~ .... ~.O'I#I, '-~ , CUT r· · ' HEINZ SOUP STOKILY'S To•to ~ ·;, 'MixAooyOr Match' C.•bi111tion •C•••Ialttt• · F&P or HUNT'S II ( IV4NS SUPil TRIM- JWIPT'IPIEMIUM u. s. Chnfnment .......... 1. After 6 conlfCvtlvt wteb of ~- ef $10 ., ...... ¥f11 wiD receive an ed.._•tl Mnus of 600 Pret 56-H Sb111ps. 'Mix Or Match' ....,~ u.s. tWt, •.,.cttc~ Z. Y'" ' lwlftl cuhier, wUI .Jtllnp . tflls card once .IIIC'h-..wa.k••for .. . , . . lenn 1.114-up Credit. ea. 'Mix Or ..Match' ,... SO EXTRA 14-u. llttt • " .., 11·• 9 IOt~IIUI ., I ". I L l �f.., ' • • • - ' ' I ,/ ... • ' ~ Selling Everything But The ,Kitchen Sink~ Want Ads Can Selllt ·Too • f • ed, a.aSS I· 1 a.Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 11, 1983 1 REAL ESTATE ' Ads Get Re suIts. Trade 'n' Travel Time 1961 CORVAIR ---:---:c---, $1595 4 Door Sedan. Local owner, loW mileare, spotless clean interior, Powerglide. Radio .and heater. . MIIIIUJ d-*"" Ooo11dhM POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) ,..uuu.-an<>~~ ~ '1. @) ----~~=::::::::::-~~-~:-::-~:=::::'1 CA.Nl.:ELU\ TIUNS (..'ORB.Et-TIUNS Wru IMI ac:.,Q•eo .wt~ • .o:OO " ra. M ott l>lll•he.tl.;o~~ <.M to ..stt Of ,....., 111• •d• 1e,....,O!'fl ob)eetlMIIDle SJI'I"lrt 'IAoUid ~ npo.l'fH .~t••~t, !be "uh O,l h.D lfUt IHI'I IJt ~e:~-poouil>l• t ..r OIDn Olan ""~~" '"'"'-' ' ""ruou RATES FQl W ani Ad Ser'Vlcw 1 t.:enLJo IMII "ora ..a~ 1111nt"'um Cltarp Ill r~ownl mt eeau AUTO Of'FlClc HOURS l:at " M tr :dll 8 ·31' ... .. 1111.Uy t" 1\o\ ... 12·'ll'l ....... N I 7-30-6tc after ! WY 2-2157 _ k ~!· AmandaUn KasChpterar, 1Roc Evange e P ••· ~of the Eastern Slar in Midwill observe Obligation Thursday evening, at the f 18 tfc Temple. A potluck ~in· ner will be served preceding Complete 8errlce the meeting at 6:30 p.m. Mem. crtu Bradford bers are urged to attend and Write, Pboae ,. C..taet bring a covered dish ond their A. c. BRADFORD own table service. Mrs. John Raciae. Oldl Worthy Matron, and s 18 ... Pullen, Worthy Patron, be In charge. S340 DO ~;~the~~f ~~~a s~~!p~!~ l n_Jtf 1 COBA s•RVICI The Laurel Cliff Better Heat.. club will meet Thursday evehouse with bath (tub and :.:-!,:!':: .':::: .~ ! ..,~ ":::~ at the home of -Mn. E~ J. er J, hot air heating (2 gas ,_ P''" of suo. with Mrs. Ira Wel1man culators). basemeht, porches, ~., d'"M•••• .."'" c••• ct11r eo-hostess WGOCI•. t'DCI'I. f'oMOroY W., '1-26ft • l~rge lot , beautif~l view of Porn-I Registration will be h e I d eroy and the Ohto ruver. Thursday, August 1, from 9 to 000 oo 11 a.m. (E.S.T.) for a~ new RU.RAL - 6- r?Om bl ack and . students who wiD be enrolling stucco house wtth bath, hot a1r 3243. Emmet W. Shuler, con· at Riverview school this Sep-furnace heating, basement, 101 lracllng, 342 Page. Street, Mld- tember. 11 ts Important I hat acre lot with small barn a n_d dleport. Free estimates. oew students register early in ond. On good gravel road to 1 15 Uc 1 order that additional school ma· C . er Township. $5,000.00. YING Serv terlals and equipment needed FAR 82 acres with S-room ;•HOTO CliP Ices. be obtained before the op. house wit th, furnace heat· Copy aoy Letter or document of achool said Grace ing, basement, o barns, 50 .,euter Insurance, Pomeroy principai. 2 15 tfc acres pasture 20 acres in cultiAUG a vation (pre.;,ntly In alfalfa), Buy Scoot T....;p 245, Middle$9,000.00, or will trade on larg· port, will sponsor a dance Sa~ time on weekends. Phone WY 7 29 3tp 2-6847. See - - - - - • eTransferable When You Trade Ca rs NOTICES HOMEMADE PIE 15c. Ham eGuarant•ed 24 Months sandwiches J5c. Jack's Dairy I or 24,000 l\1IIes Bar, Middleport. 7-30-6tc - -- - - ··- - I eMost Pupular Unit WANTED-To correspond witll : In The U. ~.A. relatives of Thomas Sheets,! -·OJ Phon" WYZ-3994-WY 2w. Moln St 691 6 p. m. weekdays or any-1 POMEROY - G-room I ft,ES" l I PROIHIUNG w..m AP nme Baker & Seyfried i ' Ll Ford pickup, Floyd fwi/CRIII' ~_,, Brickles, Darwin. See · FU.RNA( E . 7 31 Sic The Rambler- - Sales & Service World Standard 'It Compact '---------~· Escelleoce Rf .d d rf 1ance g carsrnap room,car " •economy an .,. onn· and eFits Almost Every Car ' alaoagerabillt)' IT'S SO EASY TU PLAL.'E A PHONE G0001960 J AIR CONDITIONING I ""n1 SltW"I:IaV Haven . 862·2325. I f'10 It';......· Mulberry Avenue. S rooms, bath, basement. large lot. G. I. Financing, approved. Ph. WY 2-Jm. 7 31 6tc I ~~-:~~~~~0. c~~~~·';:;~rd~ ~:: MARK IV 11 C•nlo oeJ trOI'O (01 FbNtl eoD •ecutl.... IAIDrl.ll'llllt f'UI ' •ata 1f 4 uerttl por w<UCI trill btl e"lf'led tor ld .. ertUIInt U no1 p 81 d wl•hlll Itt da;r. aiU!r """""• tal aiD CARt' 01 lH.AJI!'U ~ lt.U tor >0 word on>lmW1! Bleb •otrtlt"on aJ wn~ IC Qht•ulr1M IIUhll~ 11 I 'leD' per SO~C~~~ · •~ •"'!'· AUTO SALES --" MEXICAJ'f Tomatoes nowflJ)e: 1955 TUDOR SludebakeT. Good wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, shape. Good tires. $150 or FARM FOR SALE. 111 acres, Ohio. 7 31 tfc trade for a dry cow. C. A. I 5 room and bath. Deem, Racine. 7-30-t;tp and 15 head of beef cattle. :.BUICK TUDOR h.a.rdtop, iiJ58. Bashan · WK eniJ.30o!!"d. Grueser, 1 ~ nrht J, .........., ;:;:: ~D.. 01 Eut MaiD -.~ · . ~'Moe WY WW. · ' ·JULY 11 T Ill lie Tbe WildWood G81'1len club ~~=:I will meet Wednesday at a p. m. Emmet W. Sb~ ill lilt basement of the· Fol'l!lll lni WY 7rS243 for a farm Run MethOdiBt church for a pond 7 15 ~ worlcshop Member• are asked iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...... ~,·~ to brlog ·cookies. '1'L AVG. I . OW S IRI Bethel No. 62 of the !nterna· To Have Your tiona! Order of Job's Daughters eo.~ Oil or G11 will meet io regular session, Thursday at 7;30 p.m. at 1 h e Pomeroy Masonlc Temple. Cloaood ond Chect.od The Past Chief• of MagnoUa lor Whtlor Pylhian Sisten1 will have their aMual potluck picnic Thursat 6 p.m. at the home of HOUSE FOR SALE, In Porneroy, acrosa from new !lChool FOR SALE at;OUl.AfiUNS pqnnauo ~ - V~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO II lll.oiH'Iaf ~- Oa!t FOR SALE In Pomeroy, rooms and bath, redecorated. Gas floor funace. Out of high water, large lot. Immediate possession. Priced reasonably. Tel. WY 2-M4t. 7 31 31< 1961 CHEVROLET .c---:----:----:---:-: $1989 Hard Top 4 Door. Low mileage; clean interior, blue finish, V8, automatic trans. Radio and beater. Like new whitewall tires. j)t::,WUNII!> 111 .,., bath, utlUU.., shrubbed lot, outbulldlnp, out of h;gh water. Will sell fUr. nlshed, mostly antlquet, 15"400 or unfurnished, 14,100. Write Glen Schneider, 143 Kanawha St., Buckhannm, Va., or phone 472-5tN!9. _ _ _ _ _ __!.7~3~1_::u~c I'Oilllls, usEo cAR suys WANT AD INFORMA fiON 0 . 00 p FO!fSAl:E:cu~~on."'-" ::-rlu~Amro, For Sale SALE FOR aus1NEss sERVICES . Metropolitan MOiors E. Maio Street Pomeroy Pbooe WY i-as7o 4 22 lie ;::;-;;;--;=..--:::-:=~=--: ~- oR NEW or used cars or trucks, iJhiJUi! Marvm Marks "I.F"'-N Bea<lev Matl• ews, AthellS, LY :l-4001 lfi.!I-Ur ler farm . INSTALLED ~ ---------- 1;. C. CUCKLER, REAI.TOR FOR RENT WY 2-3830 - -- ALBERT M. cox. SALESMAN 3 - ROOM 1 . hed urms apartment, WY Z.Z2211 130 · 7-:J0.3tc 6615. Mulberry. Phone 7 31WY 6tp 2- MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE Annual Homecoming 01 South Be,thel E. U. B. Church Held . The ll!llual Homecoming of the South B'ethel EUH Olurdt held Sunday waa attended by church folk and lrlends ·from many . eommunilles througbout central and 11011theaatern Obto. Tbe Sunday Scbuol hour waa --•..~~ b N Bahr ~·Y orman ·~ perljttelldent ft 10:30, tile •cbll· dren of the, ~tly completed C1illdren ~ Bible School at South BetHel presented a program of soog' and choruaea, with Mra. Hoy Gearhart In charge, alsisled by Daylene Babr. Mrs. Gearhart was preo011ted a gilt In appreciation of ~r leadership In the Bible school. ·-=- . ' BLAETTNAR'S FEEDs 1 I wOod. . B1 VEI[tNON fiC01T tJPI B011J..... Ctmlpw•eal "Well,.... aald ea.wq. wb6 wu HOLLYWOOD tUPII - 'nm _IINII.. fGI' a BlllJDI' ....llet Collwoy, the esgtr elllip of "lof.. tlllo ,_, "ttla1 dfd bold a Holt'• No.,,• left bll boalelon mooJal ~ fa lbo a..arm of O!ogrin Fallt, Ohio, a Follt ll1&lt 8dtoal eafllarla lol Uty two years qo 11111 rcttuntad me. I cradutad fnllll thon 1taclo this liUIIIIDel' still prellT maclt w>- Ill 1111. I& - a nol bit .-. aunl. • I tllJak 8 JliCIPio 0111. ' "Cha~ln Fallo llll'taactly the fl ktnd nf a tmm tbal 1111 oulled Ill' old ••11• P'" a abo\tt things;" uld Conway. apeodt !II old Bnllloh Tbe prta. "~ut I wam'l. totally ~pored; elpal .... a opooc:lt - be'a lhe After 'aU, lhero are 1.1100 pooplo· wllo oclvlssd mt to quit In atagrtn Falls ond I ililow clowlq OJ'OIIIId aacl do _ , o1 them oulda - . ADd a OOOI(IIe <1. frltocls me grand muobal· ol tba annual opote, · too. Thea we aU hsd a llo"""' Time ParOdo." oldct.t ~. con...,, t:lllllld, bolcllol and "Allor- 1 woa fll.., a bll pink-cheUed. becamo hasy a - .O.er tray. It - ...u,. bla. but lhe fllll•al Ill that M"" too oar- I aalleed II bid a 'lor Mlt' alp ly in lbe r- for b - . fl • lhe bock." ~ny kind, and be IIIN Coaway ililltd to himoolf lctr what typo ol bioNoml w«t to- IIi ~ ......._ volved. • a.a,rta 1'11111 II ooq II mdeo ~-·~" ~--~ Ald. "But It ..... p t parocle," . ......_. - .. -, be Ald. "' rode down the <eDter ''Tharo wh,.. I got 1111 start to o1 iOoia followed qy obnut s,Oilll tolmolon. SO I weot baek there otblr peoPle. The trouble wu for twe montllo lh1ll to &bat DObody WIK .standing on the do IOIDe work aDd earn a Uttle lldewalks wal<bing. The wholo . _ . toWD was loldng part In the .,.. "I wrote ...,. sluff for local rade." lelevillon ohoWI aacl appeared a Held Two Parade~ few times on the 'MikP Doug1al Acecmling to Conway the pa- Show.' I guess onbody out bere rade w~a such a hlt they beld an- h~tarlmd ~~~ il" most other ono the ...,. lftemoon. P way "i\ctually' it wasn't so mueh a about., hll trlwnpbaDt return parade aa it waa a traffie jam,•• home. be sdded. "Somedsing my moths: told What other featiritieo were bekl me," C..way concluded. "Sbe fD< the retumlll& celebrity? After uiclllha atlll tlllnb I'd be beltar all, tt to not ...., I'C)UIId, c:lten7- off Ill .ool1cl Uno ol - k Ulco cheeked, baldlq ton of Chagrlll fladlng a job to a bard ware Follt who makeo pod In HollJ- otore.'' · · wblch proved to be lho hl&lt- • light ol the day'• 101111 procram, At 110011 a plcotc luncb ""' free lemonade was served lft the srove near the cburch wllh ::""" ~patlng, VlsltfD& 111111. ld friends and ~ Rev. Gerhart oald that ill lho, past few yeara new11 platform has ·been buDt aand ~ of debt, new pewl have been -In· staUed and paid lor, and a neot au fumace baa been JnStaUed ' with part of the cost rema~ Plana are completed to put. The church 11 progressing 1ft -·t membership and attendance, both In the worship semces The D1l>l'lllng worship service and the Sunday School,' and maat 11 o'clock had Faye Watson ny 1ormer reald011ls and mem. ln charge of the soog service bers of the church expreaied ap. and Donna Bahr. pianist. The preciatlou of the falthfulneas of choir 11ng, "I'm Too Near the present leeders, In keeping Home," and other special num. the churdt moving forward In bel's include two. selections, Christian service. "II You Believe," and "I Saw A Man," by Mr. and Mrs. Gar- . rell Chrlsly of Grove Clty; .. He Is With Me," by Rev. Dwight Spencer and daughter, Lois Ebersbach, end "Wben You Pray" by Dsylene and !loans Bo 8 h ' 19 Scout Troop 242 of Syr• a r. cu~e spent a week at Camp Ar· The pastor, Rev. Roy Gear- rowhead atbOna, ~~~· Va., aohart, who delivered the mornY aso:~U~tant Scout.. ing message, preceded U with Arthur .Morarlty. Mr. · lo floJmQ pent Bight a so accompanied by Mrs. nI one Gearhart at the piano . The service was dismissed by ,prayer i~A.dttenn,d 1ngy a family night on · 1 0 118 eve"'"" bY Rev . Harold Dutt of CoIurn..,... were Mr, bllS. ' Rizer and daugH· The afternoon service, which VIcki; Mr. and Mrs. Bob began at 2 o'clock featured the and son, David, and Mr . Uh . B th Q . t tte h Mn. Robert Harden and ng ro ers UID e ' w o Debbie. &ppeared on the program three attending were stevo times Wtth 20 mmutes perlods of Gary ·SeweD, Bill Rizer, inspirational gospel singing. Rizer, Jim Harden. sermon, delivered by Hayes, MartY Morarlty, "o";::~tDuftiO,hSupt. Soof tht.' Clifford, Reea FerreR ~d 1 0 10 ~u uw Smith. 10MemberS 01 Troop 242 Hove Comp•ng , Week I · tine I. Book nt n.C.. 24. Reellne u.~ ..... o1p a. Spread oL :11.BiuoU u.-. todr7 - ttt~= e- for 2ti.Declue 11. llonlor :a&. PoiJlt OA ,_ U. ~ 01 aa. Let it otand: print. tooth'• •rotloDII . !T.Piivote I 3T.Cowa at. :Malle ttmld U.Jirull tra.velera' 8l.German river · · liO.~ u Ll'L ABNER 40.Triple~ weight. - atd a..., .,01'4 : .. : : : - II. Polltln eleclmlo IT. . •·=A- Jt. ClUiitle4 10. OM WilD :::U ::= u, Dlopiso- atcmately · · 10. DeMrt AllEY p1lllta ~= A-· I - . d. pata Itt. ~ - llen'o bow to work It: AlEYDLBAAXB lo LON8FELLOW .,_ letter ldmptr' ltaadl for another. Ill tall aamp.Ie A is wJe4 fall UM Ulret L'l, X fft the two 0'&, etc. SIDI'I'e letter~. O.pol• trupblu, the lenrtb &ncl form&t.lon of thfl words arc all hlnta. - <101 ' oocta totton ... dltloreut. the BRDSQBK LCERUPB KULSD ODS JCHB ltULBI D LCIIRUPB WGU.- E~.eo~~=C::F,C,:~ter~lr-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- Tlui"ftiest WGCU'l' frost Proof fr1'g1"dalrt Mak'est. Y..eer:laJ'I Cr)'p&oQuote: HE THAT LIVES NOT SOME· WHAT '1'0 O'I'S&RS, UVJ1m:1: LIT'l'UD TO l{l),t.:)ELF.- ·---...-- IIOII'I'AlQNJI WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU PRIDAY "Two liJIInial Don't let him bite aftJOM for at leaot - "-'I" WJEH RADIO \lolclay lbnl rrldoy 1:00 l:lil 7:1111 7'1,0 7: 7: 1 •: ,, a •• tfcl Baker Fn~·" 1k ~ D.uLl' CBl'PIOQCOTE - II • AG'IN,ELVINEV 20. 'I'axl 21.P&It,.. 1.1'- I J I TRIPPEO OIER PAW'S OC DO!j s.:J:::' _u,. ,.,. a new roo! on the church 1100n. . Auto IARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITI' ,.,_._.lola ...-u• DAILY )Jlll. W'day evening from 8 to u p.m. August 3, at the Mumci· the Divino Love of Gnd.. pal Park In Middleport. The · Wyo. --··_ ·-7 Zl 6tc 1 Jays will provide music for Preceding the message, the LOSE- WEIGHT safety w t I h and refreshments will song, "Till the storm Passea • DIAIJAX rturmerty o~:x A be served by Scoot mothers. " was ~ mven by Mr. and For All Of Your Noedo DI~T1 new name. sam< for I! 1 Milford Hysell Is scoutmaster. Mrs. Christy, and a solo mu la Only 98c a< Stark POM R&Y, O. FIVE ROOMS and · bath on FOR SAI.E: S room hous'e ..;,., Middleport feed Mill AUG. t Rev. Gearhart. Conc!Udlni _Drugs. 6-20-60~ 11.,.....,.....,.,....;;..,..,.._ ,..;.·..;-;;;,;.-·_,.~1 blaCktorschoOrcind •· mail bath, newly decorated, gas rony Fowler, Owntr a Opp. 'lbe annual potluck picnic program, the qutntette AUTOMOBn.E Insurance been IAUCTION: route. Five miles from Reed~- heating. FuU basement. Lo"We Do Custom Grinding" for state offiet:rs, deputies ed reql,lest numbers, ca ni·PIIed? l,nst 1,0ur operaSaturday, Aug. 3• ville. Bellville Dam . $45.00 cated 123 Hudson Street, N. 2nd Ave. Middleport offjcers of .Distt·ict No. 13 with the one most 1963, 1 p. m. I have sold my lhl p watertown M.ddl • p · ~ Jn 1 l'por""" tor's license? CaJJ WY ~-2966. mon y. · tiOne rice, 'fVYVV· • • Daughters of America will be "The Old Country 1 SlSUc home and will sr>ll HIP ner- Hl 8·2144 or write Rev. Wil- qurre Ohio Hotel Plumbmg, held at the home of Mrs. Edith sonal p-roperty at Main St. in liarn Airson, Route 1 Stew8 8 tfc Furnaces. ~roold Brothers, Betzing, Tllpers Plains, SunNew M' ' ' 1'1eld . - ~ '> I(L i arl, Ohio. 1' 31 3tc 618 ~t Mam street, Pom- day at 1 p.m. EST, Those at- Rutland Cub1 Take For S•le 56. Florence gas range; Phd- ; ~--FOR SAL~. new e room lmuse eroy,\ Phone WY 2 2448. tending are to take own table • • M~xi··an Tomat.oes now ripe .[ co Refriger <J tor: Cabmet base DU~u:x, ~ rooms and bath, with 3 bedrooms bath utWly 7 20 tf_c servl·ce. Stvrmmznu Lesson• 2-2885. 1oom, , In Durcas.• ...,, •• 800 .00 . .:.. ~ " wm. H. HoImes. S\T8 ·:·1se , 1 Utility Cabine1 . ,· M~:tal Top nice location. CaD WY &all Gnteser Phlmbbac 111111 b 7•29-S tc__ Ohio. 7 31 tfc Table; chairs: Wash stand; _ D. Johnson. Phone WI 9-3(18. ' CU 8cout Pack No. 240 table : Glass door cup- 2 BEDROOM house with bath, 7-l~Uc M...:.::g Olllo July, August Rutland has completed a c-;:~:.11 ·--14T·I 19 ~- ~ Harley Davidson mntnrcy- Hound board; Stanrl~; lamps: sweepbasement, hardwood floors • Bt'r•L.J-, Honor-.1 of sw_Jmming lessoQS at the 1Ut & ft. 1 I cle, motor recently overh;m · 1 b h End vour sewer lrGUbles "'IUUJ' eo dl t 0 1 • ·aton • e1ta1 ed. New paint job. Phone WY ers: sofa ed, avenport t at 8.1d built-in cupboard~ in the F'OR SALE - Two bedrOOII'I We ban all sizea Mrs Dwight Logan entertain. epor poo. PFfiDI-14Tof l1o 2·5129 from 9 a. rn. to 5 P- m. makes a bed: mf'lal bed; two kHchen. Call Tracy Whaley hor·te Beautiful Bircb ld.tch Se-wer Machines ed with a party last week Attending the clas!les and wllilo '""<IIIIa - · After 5 p. m. phOne WY 2- , woOO beds : drr•sH•r ; r~f'!'it of WY 2-3054. 7 27 6lc en. automatic gas heat 1649 ~-&101\Bble Ralel her son, Skippy ; Connie awards they receiivved~• ...,;~::: • Even the 1rtezer never 2874. 7 31 3tc ~rawersQ; hedroo~ SUite: rugs r-;-URNISHED apartmeDts~wo, Lincoln Heights. can J 0 b CaD~ 1-mt Day ar Nlgllt Susan Lanning, and su;ve Hoffman, ~ . needo dofrosUnt- wllb -. peed ueen ~<JS er ; w.tgon 4 roont. I five room "'ur•••shBl,aettnar. WY !-5127 1-19-th . 7 .... Brett Cox wllose birthdays swimmer; Randy Williams, exclusive Frvst-Piaof AIR Furnace !"or sale. · h I h ,. ~ ' M 1 Bill Nl h )son d F-O"~ED 8 0 '-"'-· w ee s; one pair saw orses; ed and unfurnishd. Ph o u e all are in July and August. orr • Y c an system I Very good rondilion, bo111.ht : hand tOols. Other otems. WY 2.2557 . S-7·Uc IN POMEROY Eignt roo LEGAL NOTICE Games were played and a Roush, ~~::;•: Bol>ll new. Good a~ nE-w. Mildred 1 Mrs. George Hayman . _ _ _ _ house. 3 bedn.:otrus and cake with the by Snowden and • !()().lb. .... ZOllO - · Bissell, Long Bottom, Ohiu. Owner rHH.\<.:E and trmr room furnish- large lot. Good tocatlon out· LB~N~ the honored guests inscribed. field, fish re~icas: Dallas Wei>- II • Twin &lid&out frUit and -tablo Hmton. 7 31 :itc Teims: CASH ed and unfurnished apart· bigb water. Call WY l-2590. Notice is hereby given that ice cream and kool-&lld er, frog replica; Bobby . aJac•,lt • Storage door has Ill shelf;•. FREE LOAN of our · effirient No1 respimsible for arcirlents. ments. WY 2-~. 5 10 tfc Friday, August 2, at the ' · Steven Hawk, and Rand Carpet Shampooers with pur- Bra~ford Auction Co .• Racine 1% I Uc of 10 a.m., the Atte~ding were Vanessa and Sprouse, tadpole replica!$. butte< -. plore for even tillbottlldt chase of Blue Lustrf' s.-111 m. Oh1o, C C Bradford Auc- ~ DUPLEX, furn1she.t aPart. FOR SALE, will offer for sale at . Folmer, Becky, Brenda The Cub Scouts wc:re Ira••· II • Fria:idaire dtpn•altllltJ, tilt poo. Baker Furniture, Middle- tJoneer; A. C. Bradford, Man· men! at 390 S 2nd , Middle- and apartment, vacant lot, all auction to the highest and Beverly Will, Mike and ported by Mrs• . Connie HISICk, port. 7-31).6tc I_ ~~er .__ 7 29_ 3tc__ port. Cal1 iD evening. WY 2- in heart of Ml~leport. Prtccash in hand at the Blaett- die Young, Roger Andy Mrs. Wanda Williams, Mr.'' · II ONE TABLE 16x3 ft with MEXICAN tomatoes, now ripe . l5262. f..28-Uc ed_ low for quick sale. ~ Auto . Compd anrbed·Pomeroy, Vaughan, and Larry Janet MorDerls arnjM tMrh8 . Bermce . \I'm " Holmes Syracuse ' d b th h L' In Clifford Stumbo at Sewmg . follow . mg eser1 automoAdults p-sent were Mrs. James n o ers. 4 1 shelf. Flourescent tghts, . · n. • • room an a , ouse . mco Center lD Middle t. ~ .. with one ami t.wo lights. Sev - -~hm .. 7_3.1 Heights, Phoue WY 2-3874. ~ 15 tfc bde towtt - . Will, Mrs. Florence Holley A'M'END CAMP 1 - 1957 BUick. 4 door Hard· Mrs. Jack Cox. era! racks. Phone WY 2-2845. 7 11 30tp Mlddle-jJ . lop, model 7D lll 7887. Four youths of the 7 30 31 1961 Triumph Til:er Cub Motor· · · c cycle. $2 95 .00 . Phone WY 2-1 NICELY Furmshed 4 room and FOUR ROOM bouse with I Dated this 20th day of July, IN HUN'I1NGTON Church o1 Christ are a~ FRYERS, 50 cents apiece. Csrl . 6HO. ,. 6tp batb apartment, Middleport. re lot, large porch, 19f.3. Henry Zeiher of Syracuse tending intermediate 7 4 Bostic, Bailey Run , Pomeroy. I·----- - Phone WY 2-3874. off Route N·t. 7. Pbooe Minimum price of sale ts at the Veterans Ho~pital , this week at Butler THE FAIIliLY REFIIIQEJIATOa r· Rt. No.2. 7·3031c . 7 11 tic Ul2'1. $100. Huntington, W. Va., Instead . They are Debbie Grue-11 t'lfl GOOD USED porta hie Phi leo FREE AT LANDMARK ; 'I DUPLEX, furnished apart· FOR SALE by owner, 3 bed· Blsetlnar Auto~tp ny Cincinnati os previously reMcElhinny, Lennie T.V. First $50 takt>s it c.. H! Super Servicllf'Station ment al 390 S 2nd M1ddle- room home, large corner (7) :...are ~ underwent surgery Meter, and Michael t;:er- WY 2-39'79. _ _ 7-3(1.3Lc 1 • Buutlful Anchor Hocking port. Call in evening. WY Z. i11 Sugar Run, Pomeroy FOW. FU uly 26th, and is recuperating Mr. and Mrs. William USED CLOTHING, barga ins, , Mug or Bowl (4 pastel co5262. 5-2a-tfc: li remodeled. WY 2-3618. Among those coming from as ell as ean be expected. Hie toGrutbeeKer accompanied the group lors), given with pyrchaH aJ Js '" camp I shop at the Thr ift shop in R<l10 gals. gil or more. for the funer of room number "'"· IiOiiiiiiii...;;ii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...,.ii: cine. Women's dresses 25 •Anchor Hocking Suger, George Prall residence in RutWolle were Dr. and II ce:1 ts to $1 00. Boys pants 25 Creamet & Tray s.t giyen Camping Equip. land for sale. Contact Floyd Carl Wolfe, Fremont; VISITS lN FOSTORIA. and 50 cents, shoes 25 cents, with oil chnge & lube Job JUNIOR FAIR Special in time Thomas, Rutland, for Inform· Marjorie Wolfe, Eugene . Ronald Logan, son of hat•. 25 cen ts and uthe• acti- · for vacatioo. With each atlon. 7 13 3111p and Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Mra. Howard Logan, Is des. Across from the ·Home v ~ Apache Eagle Camper_ we Wolfe of Cleveland; and Mr. ltlng in Fostoria with his ~~.~~~ Bank . Donna Hayman a n d SUPER SFRVIC& STATION will give , 75 accessories. AIMrs. David Rupp, Wash- and uncle, _Mr. and Mrs. AI Marjorie Grimm. 7·30.3tc Opon 24 Houri WY 2-9932 for sale demoostrators $295 LEGAL NOTICE )Jlllton, D. C. ie Gibsoo and daughter, IlriJII.II 50 No 1 potatoes $1 50 w lb up. Used tent $19.95; car top cLOTHING bargains LEGAL NOTICE whose bag, No. 2 potatoes 50 lb . bag I ... ' . cClrrier $9.95; One fishing Herbert H. Smith, ~--•-H'lt p · Women • dresses 25-50 cents, boat s~•al $100· , Camp trail'lOll . · ... u,..~ 1 on. om- At , nd • nd ~'"""' place of residence is 235 Pa~m 1 1 :-:--r eroy. 7 27 6tc .hertsns c:n Bontsys lllpan.ts ha er rentals. Amsbary Marine Drive, San Antonio, Texaa. s _1 /W"t.N ce . ens s oes Trailer Salts, 631 Fourth 400 WARM Morning coal hea'• and hats · s'th' CJothm ' g Ave. Gallipolis, 441>0239. otherwise, whose place of ·~ ' er with fan, guwJ 0'!tlditlon. Store. Open 7 days a week. ?-36-3tc sidence is unknown, and ca~ Rolland Searles.. Rutland, Letart Falls , Ohio. 7-15-30tp not with reasonable diUt'"""' Ohio, SH 2-4626. - - ---- - - be ascertainetl, will talre no7 27 6t COAL, good, clean lump, 3 1 5 INSURANCE lice that on Aprll ISth, .- -·-- .!'. 1 egg, oo slack. Re-screened . - the undersigned plaintiff Wed 11 BEt~ ~s. half runners and top i stoker-oil treated at mine or, JOHNSON, Simpson lnsur=:~ru:e her petition against hlm, crop. _Furnish own container de.llvered. ')umQ'ler price nowl Agency, ln. AD forms of In dlvnrce and other relief, ".r.. 3 ROOM GROUP and ptck . $1 .()l bu. Clarence I on . Jacobs Coal Co ., R. D_ l, surance. Jim Johnson and ..&lee! We'll prepare yow readv lillsed Proffitt, Portland, VI 3-2254. Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-4959, Bud Simpson, Agents. ~~ed~u~h:c=.;" AS LOW crete.order to VOIII' ape~, .00 denver 7 25 6re WY z.mu, or WY Z.2437. 6 I Uc court of Meigs County, oi '-·• 7 15 30tc Realer lns11f811Ce Ageaq AUCTION praying for divorce, CWilody II anywbere ID'' towo. ·all rqcly to pour. CaU ' . SATURDAY . August 12, at 12 -· - ·•lnswaoee lor evet') persooal of children, alimony and .,.... .a nooo lEST) in Letart F'aHs WHY WORRY over 8 sluggblb and bustness aHd." relief. ' .today., ~ pro~pl fUill 0111' p.riCea Ohio near the school house' sopite tank' Get KJeao EmPbot10 W~ I-WI Said eause Will be for ~~~ [I are 1M tt"' r)t>Nonlll property of ~ AU Septic tank cleaner at on Md after the lth " la ~e Mildred E. Chapman, de- Landmark Farm Burellu, PoSe tember 1963 " '""'-· will b' .. •. public. meroy. 7-HOtc WANTEP TO RENT PEl.§iE' ,LOu· SMITH. ' 1ale. A ~~Jete list of items LIVESTOCK• 4- or 5 ROOM HOUSE near ··· PlaintUf w 'I oppe.r later. Margaret . Pomeroy or Middleport for .WEB8TER AND FULTZ Cbaplnan West, Admtnistra- PlGS>'liR SALE. Mary-Clr"Cle, three ad~lto. Ressonable rent. ' Attorneys for Plalntiff tr' Harold. Goodard f. ·,.. 1. Raolne. Pbone WJ ·J1.31114. . Wrlte 8112 Wilson Ave., Col- (7) Z11 Sl; (8) 7, 14. :;::,;:~~!t,;::J:::t:J::!:.~~~;i; ~i~::;~J!! ;,~~~~ eor. Ho-atc 7-30-31p l!inbus, 1 29 titer. c (9) '• 7te ~ "' !'! 768 Washakie St., Lander. ' Sign On Musical Cloct NeW!I Masleal Clock NeWs Headlines Muolcal Clock ,.,. Lilalino 1: Olllo. VaUey Ne,., ll&rld & Ohio News Sporta Todoy Weather Picture :: §~g~ews li 1: 1: 1: 1: , 1: Service Famlly Worabip flour Mason Caunty News 1iilk of the Town N.., M""""' Mtlodiel Cllurcll (..,.pi Friday: Bells Rlnf' World Newa 11 :5ii Masoo Colmly News 12:00 Community News 12:05 Nooa News 12:10 Oblo News 12:1S MA!rtell 12:20 Bullelln l1oard 12:2S News 0 Gl'lllll 12:30 oi.JI'Iculture Agent 1%:1S Country Go Round 1:16 N""' Beat l:oo ·Ccluntry Go llctontl 2:115 Ne"' Beat 3:1111 Mid Way MaUnee 1:55 Newo Beat 1:110 Dlac!lq llltb Dou f:iiO IDtardlonge 5:00 Communiey Naws 1:05 World & Nall...l News 1: I& Spodlabt on ·Sparta 1:21 Wt1111Nftaat 1:. Dinner ,Muolc:ale $:115 llllkle lloolts 1:10 &moet BltcL 1:110 Sign Off 7:05 Breakfast Party 9:15 Jones Buick Show 1:00 Sign On Newo 10:05 Poika !'arty 1:1111 Sacred Heort 10:35 Public Serviee 1:20 Country Jamboree 11:05 Top Ten Sbow 1:30 Fan• N•ws 12:00 1\toon Report 12,30 Rev. Merlin Teets 7' 05 Brealtfast Party 1:05 Platter Party &:00 Sundown Serenade 7:1i Brl&ht Star Show NS Picldns Hdwr Show 1:30 Sign Off 7:50 No"' Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign Off - June 11110 Breskfasl Part)' SUNDAY 1:110 Breskfaot Part)' IIOp 7:36 Sign On News 9:05 CoHee Widl Janel 8:110 Baptist Layman's Hour 11·6 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of Deliveranre 10:05 Ministerial Aaaoc. (Rev. Paul Jones) 10:20 Country Hoo Down t :OO Wings of Healing U:llli Swap Sbo~ t:30 Sunday Show 11:30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy ll:te Family Worsblp Hour-Tha 10:35 Sunday Show 12:110 Noon Report 11:110 Country Hymntime 12:1S Music Juat For You 12:00 Noon Report 12:li Goesaler'a Guest Star-Fr112:1S The Search 3:110 Platter Part)' 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets l:li Btsellllar Auto Show 1:110 Billy Graham f :30 Local New• 1:30 The Lutheran Hour f:SS Bill Stem Sports 2:00 Signs of the Times 1:00 BowUng Scores (Rev. W. S. Billups) 6:00 Van p, triclt: Sports 2:15 Public Service S:20 Sandowe Serenade 2:35 The Big Life 7:111 The World Taday 3:110 Sunday Showcase 7:30 Sign Off f :OO Hour of Decisloo 1:110 Sign Off - June 4:45 John Grdfin I&'TUIIIIAY &:110 Sund•y Sbowcase 1:• Sign On News 1:00 Sundown Serenade 1 1:. Country JlllllltaNa 7:30 Sign Off 1:10 hrm News 1:110 Sign Off - Julll! RY By GEORGE WONDER 1 1 P"meroy landm"rk · · · - INFORMAlrTY 15 lliE KEYNOTE ARCUND HERE 1 I · uoEo We Spaa"ala'e In Room Groupings! .,! II Jl -+- AS--- '299 I im•t • · , ~MIX .'· ""''H" .. ' ' • • .. 1N.GEL .$ CO. I' I . • By ERNIE IT WAS . M/IJ)e BEFORE 149.2 . BUSHMILLER DAVY JONES !ly LEFF end McWILLIAMS �f.., ' • • • - ' ' I ,/ ... • ' ~ Selling Everything But The ,Kitchen Sink~ Want Ads Can Selllt ·Too • f • ed, a.aSS I· 1 a.Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 11, 1983 1 REAL ESTATE ' Ads Get Re suIts. Trade 'n' Travel Time 1961 CORVAIR ---:---:c---, $1595 4 Door Sedan. Local owner, loW mileare, spotless clean interior, Powerglide. Radio .and heater. . MIIIIUJ d-*"" Ooo11dhM POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) ,..uuu.-an<>~~ ~ '1. @) ----~~=::::::::::-~~-~:-::-~:=::::'1 CA.Nl.:ELU\ TIUNS (..'ORB.Et-TIUNS Wru IMI ac:.,Q•eo .wt~ • .o:OO " ra. M ott l>lll•he.tl.;o~~ <.M to ..stt Of ,....., 111• •d• 1e,....,O!'fl ob)eetlMIIDle SJI'I"lrt 'IAoUid ~ npo.l'fH .~t••~t, !be "uh O,l h.D lfUt IHI'I IJt ~e:~-poouil>l• t ..r OIDn Olan ""~~" '"'"'-' ' ""ruou RATES FQl W ani Ad Ser'Vlcw 1 t.:enLJo IMII "ora ..a~ 1111nt"'um Cltarp Ill r~ownl mt eeau AUTO Of'FlClc HOURS l:at " M tr :dll 8 ·31' ... .. 1111.Uy t" 1\o\ ... 12·'ll'l ....... N I 7-30-6tc after ! WY 2-2157 _ k ~!· AmandaUn KasChpterar, 1Roc Evange e P ••· ~of the Eastern Slar in Midwill observe Obligation Thursday evening, at the f 18 tfc Temple. A potluck ~in· ner will be served preceding Complete 8errlce the meeting at 6:30 p.m. Mem. crtu Bradford bers are urged to attend and Write, Pboae ,. C..taet bring a covered dish ond their A. c. BRADFORD own table service. Mrs. John Raciae. Oldl Worthy Matron, and s 18 ... Pullen, Worthy Patron, be In charge. S340 DO ~;~the~~f ~~~a s~~!p~!~ l n_Jtf 1 COBA s•RVICI The Laurel Cliff Better Heat.. club will meet Thursday evehouse with bath (tub and :.:-!,:!':: .':::: .~ ! ..,~ ":::~ at the home of -Mn. E~ J. er J, hot air heating (2 gas ,_ P''" of suo. with Mrs. Ira Wel1man culators). basemeht, porches, ~., d'"M•••• .."'" c••• ct11r eo-hostess WGOCI•. t'DCI'I. f'oMOroY W., '1-26ft • l~rge lot , beautif~l view of Porn-I Registration will be h e I d eroy and the Ohto ruver. Thursday, August 1, from 9 to 000 oo 11 a.m. (E.S.T.) for a~ new RU.RAL - 6- r?Om bl ack and . students who wiD be enrolling stucco house wtth bath, hot a1r 3243. Emmet W. Shuler, con· at Riverview school this Sep-furnace heating, basement, 101 lracllng, 342 Page. Street, Mld- tember. 11 ts Important I hat acre lot with small barn a n_d dleport. Free estimates. oew students register early in ond. On good gravel road to 1 15 Uc 1 order that additional school ma· C . er Township. $5,000.00. YING Serv terlals and equipment needed FAR 82 acres with S-room ;•HOTO CliP Ices. be obtained before the op. house wit th, furnace heat· Copy aoy Letter or document of achool said Grace ing, basement, o barns, 50 .,euter Insurance, Pomeroy principai. 2 15 tfc acres pasture 20 acres in cultiAUG a vation (pre.;,ntly In alfalfa), Buy Scoot T....;p 245, Middle$9,000.00, or will trade on larg· port, will sponsor a dance Sa~ time on weekends. Phone WY 7 29 3tp 2-6847. See - - - - - • eTransferable When You Trade Ca rs NOTICES HOMEMADE PIE 15c. Ham eGuarant•ed 24 Months sandwiches J5c. Jack's Dairy I or 24,000 l\1IIes Bar, Middleport. 7-30-6tc - -- - - ··- - I eMost Pupular Unit WANTED-To correspond witll : In The U. ~.A. relatives of Thomas Sheets,! -·OJ Phon" WYZ-3994-WY 2w. Moln St 691 6 p. m. weekdays or any-1 POMEROY - G-room I ft,ES" l I PROIHIUNG w..m AP nme Baker & Seyfried i ' Ll Ford pickup, Floyd fwi/CRIII' ~_,, Brickles, Darwin. See · FU.RNA( E . 7 31 Sic The Rambler- - Sales & Service World Standard 'It Compact '---------~· Escelleoce Rf .d d rf 1ance g carsrnap room,car " •economy an .,. onn· and eFits Almost Every Car ' alaoagerabillt)' IT'S SO EASY TU PLAL.'E A PHONE G0001960 J AIR CONDITIONING I ""n1 SltW"I:IaV Haven . 862·2325. I f'10 It';......· Mulberry Avenue. S rooms, bath, basement. large lot. G. I. Financing, approved. Ph. WY 2-Jm. 7 31 6tc I ~~-:~~~~~0. c~~~~·';:;~rd~ ~:: MARK IV 11 C•nlo oeJ trOI'O (01 FbNtl eoD •ecutl.... IAIDrl.ll'llllt f'UI ' •ata 1f 4 uerttl por w<UCI trill btl e"lf'led tor ld .. ertUIInt U no1 p 81 d wl•hlll Itt da;r. aiU!r """""• tal aiD CARt' 01 lH.AJI!'U ~ lt.U tor >0 word on>lmW1! Bleb •otrtlt"on aJ wn~ IC Qht•ulr1M IIUhll~ 11 I 'leD' per SO~C~~~ · •~ •"'!'· AUTO SALES --" MEXICAJ'f Tomatoes nowflJ)e: 1955 TUDOR SludebakeT. Good wm. H. Holmes, Syracuse, shape. Good tires. $150 or FARM FOR SALE. 111 acres, Ohio. 7 31 tfc trade for a dry cow. C. A. I 5 room and bath. Deem, Racine. 7-30-t;tp and 15 head of beef cattle. :.BUICK TUDOR h.a.rdtop, iiJ58. Bashan · WK eniJ.30o!!"d. Grueser, 1 ~ nrht J, .........., ;:;:: ~D.. 01 Eut MaiD -.~ · . ~'Moe WY WW. · ' ·JULY 11 T Ill lie Tbe WildWood G81'1len club ~~=:I will meet Wednesday at a p. m. Emmet W. Sb~ ill lilt basement of the· Fol'l!lll lni WY 7rS243 for a farm Run MethOdiBt church for a pond 7 15 ~ worlcshop Member• are asked iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...... ~,·~ to brlog ·cookies. '1'L AVG. I . OW S IRI Bethel No. 62 of the !nterna· To Have Your tiona! Order of Job's Daughters eo.~ Oil or G11 will meet io regular session, Thursday at 7;30 p.m. at 1 h e Pomeroy Masonlc Temple. Cloaood ond Chect.od The Past Chief• of MagnoUa lor Whtlor Pylhian Sisten1 will have their aMual potluck picnic Thursat 6 p.m. at the home of HOUSE FOR SALE, In Porneroy, acrosa from new !lChool FOR SALE at;OUl.AfiUNS pqnnauo ~ - V~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO II lll.oiH'Iaf ~- Oa!t FOR SALE In Pomeroy, rooms and bath, redecorated. Gas floor funace. Out of high water, large lot. Immediate possession. Priced reasonably. Tel. WY 2-M4t. 7 31 31< 1961 CHEVROLET .c---:----:----:---:-: $1989 Hard Top 4 Door. Low mileage; clean interior, blue finish, V8, automatic trans. Radio and beater. Like new whitewall tires. j)t::,WUNII!> 111 .,., bath, utlUU.., shrubbed lot, outbulldlnp, out of h;gh water. Will sell fUr. nlshed, mostly antlquet, 15"400 or unfurnished, 14,100. Write Glen Schneider, 143 Kanawha St., Buckhannm, Va., or phone 472-5tN!9. _ _ _ _ _ __!.7~3~1_::u~c I'Oilllls, usEo cAR suys WANT AD INFORMA fiON 0 . 00 p FO!fSAl:E:cu~~on."'-" ::-rlu~Amro, For Sale SALE FOR aus1NEss sERVICES . Metropolitan MOiors E. Maio Street Pomeroy Pbooe WY i-as7o 4 22 lie ;::;-;;;--;=..--:::-:=~=--: ~- oR NEW or used cars or trucks, iJhiJUi! Marvm Marks "I.F"'-N Bea<lev Matl• ews, AthellS, LY :l-4001 lfi.!I-Ur ler farm . INSTALLED ~ ---------- 1;. C. CUCKLER, REAI.TOR FOR RENT WY 2-3830 - -- ALBERT M. cox. SALESMAN 3 - ROOM 1 . hed urms apartment, WY Z.Z2211 130 · 7-:J0.3tc 6615. Mulberry. Phone 7 31WY 6tp 2- MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE Annual Homecoming 01 South Be,thel E. U. B. Church Held . The ll!llual Homecoming of the South B'ethel EUH Olurdt held Sunday waa attended by church folk and lrlends ·from many . eommunilles througbout central and 11011theaatern Obto. Tbe Sunday Scbuol hour waa --•..~~ b N Bahr ~·Y orman ·~ perljttelldent ft 10:30, tile •cbll· dren of the, ~tly completed C1illdren ~ Bible School at South BetHel presented a program of soog' and choruaea, with Mra. Hoy Gearhart In charge, alsisled by Daylene Babr. Mrs. Gearhart was preo011ted a gilt In appreciation of ~r leadership In the Bible school. ·-=- . ' BLAETTNAR'S FEEDs 1 I wOod. . B1 VEI[tNON fiC01T tJPI B011J..... Ctmlpw•eal "Well,.... aald ea.wq. wb6 wu HOLLYWOOD tUPII - 'nm _IINII.. fGI' a BlllJDI' ....llet Collwoy, the esgtr elllip of "lof.. tlllo ,_, "ttla1 dfd bold a Holt'• No.,,• left bll boalelon mooJal ~ fa lbo a..arm of O!ogrin Fallt, Ohio, a Follt ll1&lt 8dtoal eafllarla lol Uty two years qo 11111 rcttuntad me. I cradutad fnllll thon 1taclo this liUIIIIDel' still prellT maclt w>- Ill 1111. I& - a nol bit .-. aunl. • I tllJak 8 JliCIPio 0111. ' "Cha~ln Fallo llll'taactly the fl ktnd nf a tmm tbal 1111 oulled Ill' old ••11• P'" a abo\tt things;" uld Conway. apeodt !II old Bnllloh Tbe prta. "~ut I wam'l. totally ~pored; elpal .... a opooc:lt - be'a lhe After 'aU, lhero are 1.1100 pooplo· wllo oclvlssd mt to quit In atagrtn Falls ond I ililow clowlq OJ'OIIIId aacl do _ , o1 them oulda - . ADd a OOOI(IIe <1. frltocls me grand muobal· ol tba annual opote, · too. Thea we aU hsd a llo"""' Time ParOdo." oldct.t ~. con...,, t:lllllld, bolcllol and "Allor- 1 woa fll.., a bll pink-cheUed. becamo hasy a - .O.er tray. It - ...u,. bla. but lhe fllll•al Ill that M"" too oar- I aalleed II bid a 'lor Mlt' alp ly in lbe r- for b - . fl • lhe bock." ~ny kind, and be IIIN Coaway ililltd to himoolf lctr what typo ol bioNoml w«t to- IIi ~ ......._ volved. • a.a,rta 1'11111 II ooq II mdeo ~-·~" ~--~ Ald. "But It ..... p t parocle," . ......_. - .. -, be Ald. "' rode down the <eDter ''Tharo wh,.. I got 1111 start to o1 iOoia followed qy obnut s,Oilll tolmolon. SO I weot baek there otblr peoPle. The trouble wu for twe montllo lh1ll to &bat DObody WIK .standing on the do IOIDe work aDd earn a Uttle lldewalks wal<bing. The wholo . _ . toWD was loldng part In the .,.. "I wrote ...,. sluff for local rade." lelevillon ohoWI aacl appeared a Held Two Parade~ few times on the 'MikP Doug1al Acecmling to Conway the pa- Show.' I guess onbody out bere rade w~a such a hlt they beld an- h~tarlmd ~~~ il" most other ono the ...,. lftemoon. P way "i\ctually' it wasn't so mueh a about., hll trlwnpbaDt return parade aa it waa a traffie jam,•• home. be sdded. "Somedsing my moths: told What other featiritieo were bekl me," C..way concluded. "Sbe fD< the retumlll& celebrity? After uiclllha atlll tlllnb I'd be beltar all, tt to not ...., I'C)UIId, c:lten7- off Ill .ool1cl Uno ol - k Ulco cheeked, baldlq ton of Chagrlll fladlng a job to a bard ware Follt who makeo pod In HollJ- otore.'' · · wblch proved to be lho hl&lt- • light ol the day'• 101111 procram, At 110011 a plcotc luncb ""' free lemonade was served lft the srove near the cburch wllh ::""" ~patlng, VlsltfD& 111111. ld friends and ~ Rev. Gerhart oald that ill lho, past few yeara new11 platform has ·been buDt aand ~ of debt, new pewl have been -In· staUed and paid lor, and a neot au fumace baa been JnStaUed ' with part of the cost rema~ Plana are completed to put. The church 11 progressing 1ft -·t membership and attendance, both In the worship semces The D1l>l'lllng worship service and the Sunday School,' and maat 11 o'clock had Faye Watson ny 1ormer reald011ls and mem. ln charge of the soog service bers of the church expreaied ap. and Donna Bahr. pianist. The preciatlou of the falthfulneas of choir 11ng, "I'm Too Near the present leeders, In keeping Home," and other special num. the churdt moving forward In bel's include two. selections, Christian service. "II You Believe," and "I Saw A Man," by Mr. and Mrs. Gar- . rell Chrlsly of Grove Clty; .. He Is With Me," by Rev. Dwight Spencer and daughter, Lois Ebersbach, end "Wben You Pray" by Dsylene and !loans Bo 8 h ' 19 Scout Troop 242 of Syr• a r. cu~e spent a week at Camp Ar· The pastor, Rev. Roy Gear- rowhead atbOna, ~~~· Va., aohart, who delivered the mornY aso:~U~tant Scout.. ing message, preceded U with Arthur .Morarlty. Mr. · lo floJmQ pent Bight a so accompanied by Mrs. nI one Gearhart at the piano . The service was dismissed by ,prayer i~A.dttenn,d 1ngy a family night on · 1 0 118 eve"'"" bY Rev . Harold Dutt of CoIurn..,... were Mr, bllS. ' Rizer and daugH· The afternoon service, which VIcki; Mr. and Mrs. Bob began at 2 o'clock featured the and son, David, and Mr . Uh . B th Q . t tte h Mn. Robert Harden and ng ro ers UID e ' w o Debbie. &ppeared on the program three attending were stevo times Wtth 20 mmutes perlods of Gary ·SeweD, Bill Rizer, inspirational gospel singing. Rizer, Jim Harden. sermon, delivered by Hayes, MartY Morarlty, "o";::~tDuftiO,hSupt. Soof tht.' Clifford, Reea FerreR ~d 1 0 10 ~u uw Smith. 10MemberS 01 Troop 242 Hove Comp•ng , Week I · tine I. Book nt n.C.. 24. Reellne u.~ ..... o1p a. Spread oL :11.BiuoU u.-. todr7 - ttt~= e- for 2ti.Declue 11. llonlor :a&. PoiJlt OA ,_ U. ~ 01 aa. Let it otand: print. tooth'• •rotloDII . !T.Piivote I 3T.Cowa at. :Malle ttmld U.Jirull tra.velera' 8l.German river · · liO.~ u Ll'L ABNER 40.Triple~ weight. - atd a..., .,01'4 : .. : : : - II. Polltln eleclmlo IT. . •·=A- Jt. ClUiitle4 10. OM WilD :::U ::= u, Dlopiso- atcmately · · 10. DeMrt AllEY p1lllta ~= A-· I - . d. pata Itt. ~ - llen'o bow to work It: AlEYDLBAAXB lo LON8FELLOW .,_ letter ldmptr' ltaadl for another. Ill tall aamp.Ie A is wJe4 fall UM Ulret L'l, X fft the two 0'&, etc. SIDI'I'e letter~. O.pol• trupblu, the lenrtb &ncl form&t.lon of thfl words arc all hlnta. - <101 ' oocta totton ... dltloreut. the BRDSQBK LCERUPB KULSD ODS JCHB ltULBI D LCIIRUPB WGU.- E~.eo~~=C::F,C,:~ter~lr-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- Tlui"ftiest WGCU'l' frost Proof fr1'g1"dalrt Mak'est. Y..eer:laJ'I Cr)'p&oQuote: HE THAT LIVES NOT SOME· WHAT '1'0 O'I'S&RS, UVJ1m:1: LIT'l'UD TO l{l),t.:)ELF.- ·---...-- IIOII'I'AlQNJI WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU PRIDAY "Two liJIInial Don't let him bite aftJOM for at leaot - "-'I" WJEH RADIO \lolclay lbnl rrldoy 1:00 l:lil 7:1111 7'1,0 7: 7: 1 •: ,, a •• tfcl Baker Fn~·" 1k ~ D.uLl' CBl'PIOQCOTE - II • AG'IN,ELVINEV 20. 'I'axl 21.P&It,.. 1.1'- I J I TRIPPEO OIER PAW'S OC DO!j s.:J:::' _u,. ,.,. a new roo! on the church 1100n. . Auto IARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITI' ,.,_._.lola ...-u• DAILY )Jlll. W'day evening from 8 to u p.m. August 3, at the Mumci· the Divino Love of Gnd.. pal Park In Middleport. The · Wyo. --··_ ·-7 Zl 6tc 1 Jays will provide music for Preceding the message, the LOSE- WEIGHT safety w t I h and refreshments will song, "Till the storm Passea • DIAIJAX rturmerty o~:x A be served by Scoot mothers. " was ~ mven by Mr. and For All Of Your Noedo DI~T1 new name. sam< for I! 1 Milford Hysell Is scoutmaster. Mrs. Christy, and a solo mu la Only 98c a< Stark POM R&Y, O. FIVE ROOMS and · bath on FOR SAI.E: S room hous'e ..;,., Middleport feed Mill AUG. t Rev. Gearhart. Conc!Udlni _Drugs. 6-20-60~ 11.,.....,.....,.,....;;..,..,.._ ,..;.·..;-;;;,;.-·_,.~1 blaCktorschoOrcind •· mail bath, newly decorated, gas rony Fowler, Owntr a Opp. 'lbe annual potluck picnic program, the qutntette AUTOMOBn.E Insurance been IAUCTION: route. Five miles from Reed~- heating. FuU basement. Lo"We Do Custom Grinding" for state offiet:rs, deputies ed reql,lest numbers, ca ni·PIIed? l,nst 1,0ur operaSaturday, Aug. 3• ville. Bellville Dam . $45.00 cated 123 Hudson Street, N. 2nd Ave. Middleport offjcers of .Distt·ict No. 13 with the one most 1963, 1 p. m. I have sold my lhl p watertown M.ddl • p · ~ Jn 1 l'por""" tor's license? CaJJ WY ~-2966. mon y. · tiOne rice, 'fVYVV· • • Daughters of America will be "The Old Country 1 SlSUc home and will sr>ll HIP ner- Hl 8·2144 or write Rev. Wil- qurre Ohio Hotel Plumbmg, held at the home of Mrs. Edith sonal p-roperty at Main St. in liarn Airson, Route 1 Stew8 8 tfc Furnaces. ~roold Brothers, Betzing, Tllpers Plains, SunNew M' ' ' 1'1eld . - ~ '> I(L i arl, Ohio. 1' 31 3tc 618 ~t Mam street, Pom- day at 1 p.m. EST, Those at- Rutland Cub1 Take For S•le 56. Florence gas range; Phd- ; ~--FOR SAL~. new e room lmuse eroy,\ Phone WY 2 2448. tending are to take own table • • M~xi··an Tomat.oes now ripe .[ co Refriger <J tor: Cabmet base DU~u:x, ~ rooms and bath, with 3 bedrooms bath utWly 7 20 tf_c servl·ce. Stvrmmznu Lesson• 2-2885. 1oom, , In Durcas.• ...,, •• 800 .00 . .:.. ~ " wm. H. HoImes. S\T8 ·:·1se , 1 Utility Cabine1 . ,· M~:tal Top nice location. CaD WY &all Gnteser Phlmbbac 111111 b 7•29-S tc__ Ohio. 7 31 tfc Table; chairs: Wash stand; _ D. Johnson. Phone WI 9-3(18. ' CU 8cout Pack No. 240 table : Glass door cup- 2 BEDROOM house with bath, 7-l~Uc M...:.::g Olllo July, August Rutland has completed a c-;:~:.11 ·--14T·I 19 ~- ~ Harley Davidson mntnrcy- Hound board; Stanrl~; lamps: sweepbasement, hardwood floors • Bt'r•L.J-, Honor-.1 of sw_Jmming lessoQS at the 1Ut & ft. 1 I cle, motor recently overh;m · 1 b h End vour sewer lrGUbles "'IUUJ' eo dl t 0 1 • ·aton • e1ta1 ed. New paint job. Phone WY ers: sofa ed, avenport t at 8.1d built-in cupboard~ in the F'OR SALE - Two bedrOOII'I We ban all sizea Mrs Dwight Logan entertain. epor poo. PFfiDI-14Tof l1o 2·5129 from 9 a. rn. to 5 P- m. makes a bed: mf'lal bed; two kHchen. Call Tracy Whaley hor·te Beautiful Bircb ld.tch Se-wer Machines ed with a party last week Attending the clas!les and wllilo '""<IIIIa - · After 5 p. m. phOne WY 2- , woOO beds : drr•sH•r ; r~f'!'it of WY 2-3054. 7 27 6lc en. automatic gas heat 1649 ~-&101\Bble Ralel her son, Skippy ; Connie awards they receiivved~• ...,;~::: • Even the 1rtezer never 2874. 7 31 3tc ~rawersQ; hedroo~ SUite: rugs r-;-URNISHED apartmeDts~wo, Lincoln Heights. can J 0 b CaD~ 1-mt Day ar Nlgllt Susan Lanning, and su;ve Hoffman, ~ . needo dofrosUnt- wllb -. peed ueen ~<JS er ; w.tgon 4 roont. I five room "'ur•••shBl,aettnar. WY !-5127 1-19-th . 7 .... Brett Cox wllose birthdays swimmer; Randy Williams, exclusive Frvst-Piaof AIR Furnace !"or sale. · h I h ,. ~ ' M 1 Bill Nl h )son d F-O"~ED 8 0 '-"'-· w ee s; one pair saw orses; ed and unfurnishd. Ph o u e all are in July and August. orr • Y c an system I Very good rondilion, bo111.ht : hand tOols. Other otems. WY 2.2557 . S-7·Uc IN POMEROY Eignt roo LEGAL NOTICE Games were played and a Roush, ~~::;•: Bol>ll new. Good a~ nE-w. Mildred 1 Mrs. George Hayman . _ _ _ _ house. 3 bedn.:otrus and cake with the by Snowden and • !()().lb. .... ZOllO - · Bissell, Long Bottom, Ohiu. Owner rHH.\<.:E and trmr room furnish- large lot. Good tocatlon out· LB~N~ the honored guests inscribed. field, fish re~icas: Dallas Wei>- II • Twin &lid&out frUit and -tablo Hmton. 7 31 :itc Teims: CASH ed and unfurnished apart· bigb water. Call WY l-2590. Notice is hereby given that ice cream and kool-&lld er, frog replica; Bobby . aJac•,lt • Storage door has Ill shelf;•. FREE LOAN of our · effirient No1 respimsible for arcirlents. ments. WY 2-~. 5 10 tfc Friday, August 2, at the ' · Steven Hawk, and Rand Carpet Shampooers with pur- Bra~ford Auction Co .• Racine 1% I Uc of 10 a.m., the Atte~ding were Vanessa and Sprouse, tadpole replica!$. butte< -. plore for even tillbottlldt chase of Blue Lustrf' s.-111 m. Oh1o, C C Bradford Auc- ~ DUPLEX, furn1she.t aPart. FOR SALE, will offer for sale at . Folmer, Becky, Brenda The Cub Scouts wc:re Ira••· II • Fria:idaire dtpn•altllltJ, tilt poo. Baker Furniture, Middle- tJoneer; A. C. Bradford, Man· men! at 390 S 2nd , Middle- and apartment, vacant lot, all auction to the highest and Beverly Will, Mike and ported by Mrs• . Connie HISICk, port. 7-31).6tc I_ ~~er .__ 7 29_ 3tc__ port. Cal1 iD evening. WY 2- in heart of Ml~leport. Prtccash in hand at the Blaett- die Young, Roger Andy Mrs. Wanda Williams, Mr.'' · II ONE TABLE 16x3 ft with MEXICAN tomatoes, now ripe . l5262. f..28-Uc ed_ low for quick sale. ~ Auto . Compd anrbed·Pomeroy, Vaughan, and Larry Janet MorDerls arnjM tMrh8 . Bermce . \I'm " Holmes Syracuse ' d b th h L' In Clifford Stumbo at Sewmg . follow . mg eser1 automoAdults p-sent were Mrs. James n o ers. 4 1 shelf. Flourescent tghts, . · n. • • room an a , ouse . mco Center lD Middle t. ~ .. with one ami t.wo lights. Sev - -~hm .. 7_3.1 Heights, Phoue WY 2-3874. ~ 15 tfc bde towtt - . Will, Mrs. Florence Holley A'M'END CAMP 1 - 1957 BUick. 4 door Hard· Mrs. Jack Cox. era! racks. Phone WY 2-2845. 7 11 30tp Mlddle-jJ . lop, model 7D lll 7887. Four youths of the 7 30 31 1961 Triumph Til:er Cub Motor· · · c cycle. $2 95 .00 . Phone WY 2-1 NICELY Furmshed 4 room and FOUR ROOM bouse with I Dated this 20th day of July, IN HUN'I1NGTON Church o1 Christ are a~ FRYERS, 50 cents apiece. Csrl . 6HO. ,. 6tp batb apartment, Middleport. re lot, large porch, 19f.3. Henry Zeiher of Syracuse tending intermediate 7 4 Bostic, Bailey Run , Pomeroy. I·----- - Phone WY 2-3874. off Route N·t. 7. Pbooe Minimum price of sale ts at the Veterans Ho~pital , this week at Butler THE FAIIliLY REFIIIQEJIATOa r· Rt. No.2. 7·3031c . 7 11 tic Ul2'1. $100. Huntington, W. Va., Instead . They are Debbie Grue-11 t'lfl GOOD USED porta hie Phi leo FREE AT LANDMARK ; 'I DUPLEX, furnished apart· FOR SALE by owner, 3 bed· Blsetlnar Auto~tp ny Cincinnati os previously reMcElhinny, Lennie T.V. First $50 takt>s it c.. H! Super Servicllf'Station ment al 390 S 2nd M1ddle- room home, large corner (7) :...are ~ underwent surgery Meter, and Michael t;:er- WY 2-39'79. _ _ 7-3(1.3Lc 1 • Buutlful Anchor Hocking port. Call in evening. WY Z. i11 Sugar Run, Pomeroy FOW. FU uly 26th, and is recuperating Mr. and Mrs. William USED CLOTHING, barga ins, , Mug or Bowl (4 pastel co5262. 5-2a-tfc: li remodeled. WY 2-3618. Among those coming from as ell as ean be expected. Hie toGrutbeeKer accompanied the group lors), given with pyrchaH aJ Js '" camp I shop at the Thr ift shop in R<l10 gals. gil or more. for the funer of room number "'"· IiOiiiiiiii...;;ii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...,.ii: cine. Women's dresses 25 •Anchor Hocking Suger, George Prall residence in RutWolle were Dr. and II ce:1 ts to $1 00. Boys pants 25 Creamet & Tray s.t giyen Camping Equip. land for sale. Contact Floyd Carl Wolfe, Fremont; VISITS lN FOSTORIA. and 50 cents, shoes 25 cents, with oil chnge & lube Job JUNIOR FAIR Special in time Thomas, Rutland, for Inform· Marjorie Wolfe, Eugene . Ronald Logan, son of hat•. 25 cen ts and uthe• acti- · for vacatioo. With each atlon. 7 13 3111p and Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Mra. Howard Logan, Is des. Across from the ·Home v ~ Apache Eagle Camper_ we Wolfe of Cleveland; and Mr. ltlng in Fostoria with his ~~.~~~ Bank . Donna Hayman a n d SUPER SFRVIC& STATION will give , 75 accessories. AIMrs. David Rupp, Wash- and uncle, _Mr. and Mrs. AI Marjorie Grimm. 7·30.3tc Opon 24 Houri WY 2-9932 for sale demoostrators $295 LEGAL NOTICE )Jlllton, D. C. ie Gibsoo and daughter, IlriJII.II 50 No 1 potatoes $1 50 w lb up. Used tent $19.95; car top cLOTHING bargains LEGAL NOTICE whose bag, No. 2 potatoes 50 lb . bag I ... ' . cClrrier $9.95; One fishing Herbert H. Smith, ~--•-H'lt p · Women • dresses 25-50 cents, boat s~•al $100· , Camp trail'lOll . · ... u,..~ 1 on. om- At , nd • nd ~'"""' place of residence is 235 Pa~m 1 1 :-:--r eroy. 7 27 6tc .hertsns c:n Bontsys lllpan.ts ha er rentals. Amsbary Marine Drive, San Antonio, Texaa. s _1 /W"t.N ce . ens s oes Trailer Salts, 631 Fourth 400 WARM Morning coal hea'• and hats · s'th' CJothm ' g Ave. Gallipolis, 441>0239. otherwise, whose place of ·~ ' er with fan, guwJ 0'!tlditlon. Store. Open 7 days a week. ?-36-3tc sidence is unknown, and ca~ Rolland Searles.. Rutland, Letart Falls , Ohio. 7-15-30tp not with reasonable diUt'"""' Ohio, SH 2-4626. - - ---- - - be ascertainetl, will talre no7 27 6t COAL, good, clean lump, 3 1 5 INSURANCE lice that on Aprll ISth, .- -·-- .!'. 1 egg, oo slack. Re-screened . - the undersigned plaintiff Wed 11 BEt~ ~s. half runners and top i stoker-oil treated at mine or, JOHNSON, Simpson lnsur=:~ru:e her petition against hlm, crop. _Furnish own container de.llvered. ')umQ'ler price nowl Agency, ln. AD forms of In dlvnrce and other relief, ".r.. 3 ROOM GROUP and ptck . $1 .()l bu. Clarence I on . Jacobs Coal Co ., R. D_ l, surance. Jim Johnson and ..&lee! We'll prepare yow readv lillsed Proffitt, Portland, VI 3-2254. Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-4959, Bud Simpson, Agents. ~~ed~u~h:c=.;" AS LOW crete.order to VOIII' ape~, .00 denver 7 25 6re WY z.mu, or WY Z.2437. 6 I Uc court of Meigs County, oi '-·• 7 15 30tc Realer lns11f811Ce Ageaq AUCTION praying for divorce, CWilody II anywbere ID'' towo. ·all rqcly to pour. CaU ' . SATURDAY . August 12, at 12 -· - ·•lnswaoee lor evet') persooal of children, alimony and .,.... .a nooo lEST) in Letart F'aHs WHY WORRY over 8 sluggblb and bustness aHd." relief. ' .today., ~ pro~pl fUill 0111' p.riCea Ohio near the school house' sopite tank' Get KJeao EmPbot10 W~ I-WI Said eause Will be for ~~~ [I are 1M tt"' r)t>Nonlll property of ~ AU Septic tank cleaner at on Md after the lth " la ~e Mildred E. Chapman, de- Landmark Farm Burellu, PoSe tember 1963 " '""'-· will b' .. •. public. meroy. 7-HOtc WANTEP TO RENT PEl.§iE' ,LOu· SMITH. ' 1ale. A ~~Jete list of items LIVESTOCK• 4- or 5 ROOM HOUSE near ··· PlaintUf w 'I oppe.r later. Margaret . Pomeroy or Middleport for .WEB8TER AND FULTZ Cbaplnan West, Admtnistra- PlGS>'liR SALE. Mary-Clr"Cle, three ad~lto. Ressonable rent. ' Attorneys for Plalntiff tr' Harold. Goodard f. ·,.. 1. Raolne. Pbone WJ ·J1.31114. . Wrlte 8112 Wilson Ave., Col- (7) Z11 Sl; (8) 7, 14. :;::,;:~~!t,;::J:::t:J::!:.~~~;i; ~i~::;~J!! ;,~~~~ eor. Ho-atc 7-30-31p l!inbus, 1 29 titer. c (9) '• 7te ~ "' !'! 768 Washakie St., Lander. ' Sign On Musical Cloct NeW!I Masleal Clock NeWs Headlines Muolcal Clock ,.,. Lilalino 1: Olllo. VaUey Ne,., ll&rld & Ohio News Sporta Todoy Weather Picture :: §~g~ews li 1: 1: 1: 1: , 1: Service Famlly Worabip flour Mason Caunty News 1iilk of the Town N.., M""""' Mtlodiel Cllurcll (..,.pi Friday: Bells Rlnf' World Newa 11 :5ii Masoo Colmly News 12:00 Community News 12:05 Nooa News 12:10 Oblo News 12:1S MA!rtell 12:20 Bullelln l1oard 12:2S News 0 Gl'lllll 12:30 oi.JI'Iculture Agent 1%:1S Country Go Round 1:16 N""' Beat l:oo ·Ccluntry Go llctontl 2:115 Ne"' Beat 3:1111 Mid Way MaUnee 1:55 Newo Beat 1:110 Dlac!lq llltb Dou f:iiO IDtardlonge 5:00 Communiey Naws 1:05 World & Nall...l News 1: I& Spodlabt on ·Sparta 1:21 Wt1111Nftaat 1:. Dinner ,Muolc:ale $:115 llllkle lloolts 1:10 &moet BltcL 1:110 Sign Off 7:05 Breakfast Party 9:15 Jones Buick Show 1:00 Sign On Newo 10:05 Poika !'arty 1:1111 Sacred Heort 10:35 Public Serviee 1:20 Country Jamboree 11:05 Top Ten Sbow 1:30 Fan• N•ws 12:00 1\toon Report 12,30 Rev. Merlin Teets 7' 05 Brealtfast Party 1:05 Platter Party &:00 Sundown Serenade 7:1i Brl&ht Star Show NS Picldns Hdwr Show 1:30 Sign Off 7:50 No"' Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign Off - June 11110 Breskfasl Part)' SUNDAY 1:110 Breskfaot Part)' IIOp 7:36 Sign On News 9:05 CoHee Widl Janel 8:110 Baptist Layman's Hour 11·6 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of Deliveranre 10:05 Ministerial Aaaoc. (Rev. Paul Jones) 10:20 Country Hoo Down t :OO Wings of Healing U:llli Swap Sbo~ t:30 Sunday Show 11:30 Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy ll:te Family Worsblp Hour-Tha 10:35 Sunday Show 12:110 Noon Report 11:110 Country Hymntime 12:1S Music Juat For You 12:00 Noon Report 12:li Goesaler'a Guest Star-Fr112:1S The Search 3:110 Platter Part)' 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets l:li Btsellllar Auto Show 1:110 Billy Graham f :30 Local New• 1:30 The Lutheran Hour f:SS Bill Stem Sports 2:00 Signs of the Times 1:00 BowUng Scores (Rev. W. S. Billups) 6:00 Van p, triclt: Sports 2:15 Public Service S:20 Sandowe Serenade 2:35 The Big Life 7:111 The World Taday 3:110 Sunday Showcase 7:30 Sign Off f :OO Hour of Decisloo 1:110 Sign Off - June 4:45 John Grdfin I&'TUIIIIAY &:110 Sund•y Sbowcase 1:• Sign On News 1:00 Sundown Serenade 1 1:. Country JlllllltaNa 7:30 Sign Off 1:10 hrm News 1:110 Sign Off - Julll! RY By GEORGE WONDER 1 1 P"meroy landm"rk · · · - INFORMAlrTY 15 lliE KEYNOTE ARCUND HERE 1 I · uoEo We Spaa"ala'e In Room Groupings! .,! II Jl -+- AS--- '299 I im•t • · , ~MIX .'· ""''H" .. ' ' • • .. 1N.GEL .$ CO. I' I . • By ERNIE IT WAS . M/IJ)e BEFORE 149.2 . BUSHMILLER DAVY JONES !ly LEFF end McWILLIAMS �,. ' '·' 11e1e11 Flndllns of Columbu.t Mr, and Mrs. llobb)> Kllbn ot 4JIIII 1 ~ lia)'l Witb her mo- Parkersburg speot a Sunday IMf, In Findling ond brother With blo DK>ther, Mrs. GI'ICO au-D. Clarli: People In Kuhn. Pomeroy Mrs. Lydia stewart was eau.. ed to VOIIJIIIIown Tuesday, by the lllneu of her niece, Mn. Ed Wise. . Mrs. Charles Buck was the tJ. Monday luncheon guest of Mr. II ond Ml'l. WUiont Ebersbach and daughters. or l'ortlmoulh ...... ... - Pillq, cle'-1 ·lllal!o ..... .;;. .;.... YOilday, from lfoblOr lfolpltaL Mn. E. 1. H i l l _ ~~ome S.lunlay, alter a "''II Witb re~ otlveo In Columbus. Mr. ond )lp. Cllai'leo Lochory and f•mJJy of J!:uclid 1Vtre weekend guests of tbolr. parents Mr. ond Mrs, Patriot Lochary and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story. Mr. and !oiJ's . Leo story and Fall and Winter Jewelry t, of Chicago, HI. and Mrs. Joe I ' ( G · v· ., J CddmfiU . n ' '. > .1/ ' • • o.. JUly u. 1801 )h. . _ . ~ • • • ·en-.iillnr'..-lilnlldar 1111 ......, woddlns ·• al )Wr.~ Ml'l. Thomu ocot1on :. ~~""rxbon .... ·)Jr. ond Mn. Marlin Wood· Others attetllllnt ont; '"" Marty, <If Pomeroy, lllld -~, Leo Woodud, Jim Eljls, and VO.:id .111(1l or New Mr1. Tbomlls M~ and M~, ~ ,Ml'l. Bob IIAJwk!y, da,.. Thomas, ~pe~~t t week roeetllly &iller Peony of Columbtil, Mro. with Martin Wooda~'o Pflrenb, Clarence Sowyger, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar SlnJth. Pat McFarland, and Mrs. Daugherty, Mr. and M!'l. Mr. and . Mn. Charles Lochary ing 8 . few days in. Belington, W. Klnse1 and Late, and Mr. aod . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Duwn and famtly were in Lancaster and Susan and Roger visited Sunday to join friend$ for a ~ ' Sunday at Shade, with Mrs. picnic dinner. ~- George Fulton. Susan , James and Patty LochMr. and Mrs. David Cla rk ary returned to their home, <. and daughters, Kim and Deb- Bloomingdale, Ind. Sunda}' af· 1 bie ol Chicago, IlL and Mrs. Joe ter 8 several weeks visit with : Clark of Porhmouth were re- their grandparents, Mr. and · i rent gu~s of 1\-lr. and Mr s. Mrs. Patrick Locttary who ac11I Dwight Logan. companied them as far as DayI Mr. and Mrs, Dwight Logan ton . l and Skippy and Mrs. Jark Cox Miss Helen Lochary ret1 1rned ·. I and Erin and Brett were Ath- to her home , C{)li.i.;nbus, Sunday ·; ens visitors Tuesday. after a several weeks visit with ' Mr. and Mrs. David Clark her brother alld sister-in-law, · 1and daughter, Kim and Debbie Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary. ~~~~~ ~~"':""~~~!!"":~~":"""~·· • ·On•V lth h father J B G U a. w er ' • · 8 · Mr. and Mn. Howard Selden.. abel and sons, Terry and John left Monday for their hame, Tucson, Ariz. after a three weeks visit with his mother, Mrs. Ray Seidenabel and other relatives. They were accmnpanied home by Mrs. . Roy Frecker for a visit. Mrs. Lena Braham and grandson, Tim of Bradenton, Fla. and Walter Brabam and children of Belpre were Tuesd8y guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. V M'S. A. R. Knight Is spend· Swan, Long Bottom. Mrs. Jim Turner, aD .of Columbus . LCpl. Thomas Moore, Quantico, Va., joined his wife and son at the Smiths for the weekerd. A large decarated birthday eake was presented b' Hazel · Kinsel aJ1d Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Woodard rt!f!eiYed gifts. On their return . vbited polnll of interest lncl1!dlng the Columbus zoo, Old Man'J Cave, Like Hope, and 'a room hou8e hand carved from the trod: Qf a huge redwood tree from California, elhlblted In Columbus. •••• • new diet·rlte ·"-- cola • Swift Pr.mlum • MorNIII Pride only 1 calorie per serving no sugar al all ' ab,......,y ,.. .,.....,. ,,_. r•111ned • , , I SAVE YOUR RC COLA. DIET·RITE 'COLA, NI!HI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. -- - - - - - - - -lb. ..... ' 4 9 .c Smokwu Ham ...~.. · · THEY ARI VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY IIJ CENT EACH TO YOUR 'FAVORITE CHARI'f.Y, __. full BuH Half 17.. lb. ••trll•l . . . fully Cooked, Soml Bono!... W.Va. Brand Ham ·~-~-~........... 69c Peeled Shrimp ··-·· - .............- ~.: 89c :Quarters ~=- -~·- .43C ~~ .. ~. 39~ CANNED HAM SPECIALS . """'- -~ Dubuque Hams-··· .. - 3!: $2.49 · Dubuque Hams .. · ·· - 5 !: $3.79 i I 69,.. .~"!"~,~~·. ~~ ... ~·.. " Boston RoO Roast~~~~~;. 69e ~ JINeh INII1!111 Chlclce11 ' Swiss Ten•e,.., lrlllr -AniHrYIIflOie Cake Mixes Shorten in Applesauce Nt.303 ou work hard for your money! Shop CLOVER FARM whereyougetmosl/Qrit! CaM •• CDI Save 20c BUCKEYE VISKING BUCKEYE ....,. ........ ·• DlftVJtS -· ............._ a=--·=· CaMpltoell'a .. ··· I IIFUI Tomato Soup sTowels lb. lb. for • Collfornli Sun 1<ilt Lorge . ·. QOVER FARM Coffee Oleo ., lg. 10 or. • 1ar .19 LB. c 18. BAG LB. , BAG .89 with the 12-'1 6 ~ *1 3 ~ •1 8 ~:...- '1 410ct. lev• ~ "' Oover Farm Sliced & Wrapped Shortening LB. CAN Cheese c 8 oz. PKG. ClOVER FARM Catsup KERR Pe.ac . CLOVER F~ STORE Cornor Phrf & Locust Route No. '1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO -........ . Lerwe, (a RIIIRit . . . Prell Shampoo .......... · tvto. •• Hi $)39 ; - - ·.. 7 oulsMu - - · rl- • : ~ • .... ,..,.................. ., . .... ...., ......... . ......................,. .._llo.,., -............ ......, ......... . e.-.. . -.......... .. I• • ·~·•••INs wnl(euslers••••• pkg. of 12 ~ 25~ ............. w.. ...... ...,. ' " ·~PI•I•Starter Set . .. ' .,..,..... • ~ . I ....... 1 . . . .. . . . . . . ... . - - .. f · ·· . !' ' ' . t' .,' ... .... 0 . . . . . . . . . . ., ..... ' . 3 Cucumbers . . ._ ........ llkillt ..... ,.. ......... thil wMk'•••11•• .. fiN,.., . .....,,_...., DIVIDID ...... Nlii'Wl YIGITAiliiOWL ~ .. _......d,., STORJ .. for 101 flEE TOP VAWE ST •m• ., ..... .... LYONS CLOVER FARM STORE Gleem Toothpaste ............ ..... ,....... ........... . .......... . 69c ' • .. ,_~~ys; ... 2~ .can ;:j ' .......... .._ ........... ·-· Cream Pies lb. BALL . S] loaves 20 ... 50 IXTRA .I'IEE tOP VALUI ST~S . . . WI)IIL....... .... "'rdtoM of ' M 0.. lnacled Veal ir · Mr Dhtner leef liMb c...- upJr. s.t.. Auluat S, 196.1 . Li.ds Reg. Li 14 oz. BOnLES s U.S.Ne.lJiMA of cho...O.IIIghhr CLOVER FARM '· v.c.""• ...M... ....,.,;,.. Mortero "-" Sm 28c ~- l's or sh. of ono qt. Whl.t'"' Bread Spotlight Coffee . pu....,_ K....... lotrlchod v Puff's Facial Ti•ue .... kvt Me Full of Juice CLOVER FAJtM Charcoal F.lour lb. l's 20c OFF LABEL PRESTO ROBIN HOOD r.., .......... Regular Tide Detergent CANTALOUPES · .. · .. 3 for 99c ORANGES ......... · · doz. 59c LEMONS .. .. .. dpr, Nescafe INSTANT 210 .. Pork& leans ... -....... ' ~alifornio 5 3 .. · · ............ ··..u. · 1 . pkg. SPANISH BAR CAKE--each 3·9·c 1 ••••&tol' ..-.lllfurl _..:,.._ I ' I ' . �,. ' '·' 11e1e11 Flndllns of Columbu.t Mr, and Mrs. llobb)> Kllbn ot 4JIIII 1 ~ lia)'l Witb her mo- Parkersburg speot a Sunday IMf, In Findling ond brother With blo DK>ther, Mrs. GI'ICO au-D. Clarli: People In Kuhn. Pomeroy Mrs. Lydia stewart was eau.. ed to VOIIJIIIIown Tuesday, by the lllneu of her niece, Mn. Ed Wise. . Mrs. Charles Buck was the tJ. Monday luncheon guest of Mr. II ond Ml'l. WUiont Ebersbach and daughters. or l'ortlmoulh ...... ... - Pillq, cle'-1 ·lllal!o ..... .;;. .;.... YOilday, from lfoblOr lfolpltaL Mn. E. 1. H i l l _ ~~ome S.lunlay, alter a "''II Witb re~ otlveo In Columbus. Mr. ond )lp. Cllai'leo Lochory and f•mJJy of J!:uclid 1Vtre weekend guests of tbolr. parents Mr. ond Mrs, Patriot Lochary and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story. Mr. and !oiJ's . Leo story and Fall and Winter Jewelry t, of Chicago, HI. and Mrs. Joe I ' ( G · v· ., J CddmfiU . n ' '. > .1/ ' • • o.. JUly u. 1801 )h. . _ . ~ • • • ·en-.iillnr'..-lilnlldar 1111 ......, woddlns ·• al )Wr.~ Ml'l. Thomu ocot1on :. ~~""rxbon .... ·)Jr. ond Mn. Marlin Wood· Others attetllllnt ont; '"" Marty, <If Pomeroy, lllld -~, Leo Woodud, Jim Eljls, and VO.:id .111(1l or New Mr1. Tbomlls M~ and M~, ~ ,Ml'l. Bob IIAJwk!y, da,.. Thomas, ~pe~~t t week roeetllly &iller Peony of Columbtil, Mro. with Martin Wooda~'o Pflrenb, Clarence Sowyger, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar SlnJth. Pat McFarland, and Mrs. Daugherty, Mr. and M!'l. Mr. and . Mn. Charles Lochary ing 8 . few days in. Belington, W. Klnse1 and Late, and Mr. aod . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Duwn and famtly were in Lancaster and Susan and Roger visited Sunday to join friend$ for a ~ ' Sunday at Shade, with Mrs. picnic dinner. ~- George Fulton. Susan , James and Patty LochMr. and Mrs. David Cla rk ary returned to their home, <. and daughters, Kim and Deb- Bloomingdale, Ind. Sunda}' af· 1 bie ol Chicago, IlL and Mrs. Joe ter 8 several weeks visit with : Clark of Porhmouth were re- their grandparents, Mr. and · i rent gu~s of 1\-lr. and Mr s. Mrs. Patrick Locttary who ac11I Dwight Logan. companied them as far as DayI Mr. and Mrs, Dwight Logan ton . l and Skippy and Mrs. Jark Cox Miss Helen Lochary ret1 1rned ·. I and Erin and Brett were Ath- to her home , C{)li.i.;nbus, Sunday ·; ens visitors Tuesday. after a several weeks visit with ' Mr. and Mrs. David Clark her brother alld sister-in-law, · 1and daughter, Kim and Debbie Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary. ~~~~~ ~~"':""~~~!!"":~~":"""~·· • ·On•V lth h father J B G U a. w er ' • · 8 · Mr. and Mn. Howard Selden.. abel and sons, Terry and John left Monday for their hame, Tucson, Ariz. after a three weeks visit with his mother, Mrs. Ray Seidenabel and other relatives. They were accmnpanied home by Mrs. . Roy Frecker for a visit. Mrs. Lena Braham and grandson, Tim of Bradenton, Fla. and Walter Brabam and children of Belpre were Tuesd8y guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. V M'S. A. R. Knight Is spend· Swan, Long Bottom. Mrs. Jim Turner, aD .of Columbus . LCpl. Thomas Moore, Quantico, Va., joined his wife and son at the Smiths for the weekerd. A large decarated birthday eake was presented b' Hazel · Kinsel aJ1d Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Woodard rt!f!eiYed gifts. On their return . vbited polnll of interest lncl1!dlng the Columbus zoo, Old Man'J Cave, Like Hope, and 'a room hou8e hand carved from the trod: Qf a huge redwood tree from California, elhlblted In Columbus. •••• • new diet·rlte ·"-- cola • Swift Pr.mlum • MorNIII Pride only 1 calorie per serving no sugar al all ' ab,......,y ,.. .,.....,. ,,_. r•111ned • , , I SAVE YOUR RC COLA. DIET·RITE 'COLA, NI!HI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. -- - - - - - - - -lb. ..... ' 4 9 .c Smokwu Ham ...~.. · · THEY ARI VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY IIJ CENT EACH TO YOUR 'FAVORITE CHARI'f.Y, __. full BuH Half 17.. lb. ••trll•l . . . fully Cooked, Soml Bono!... W.Va. Brand Ham ·~-~-~........... 69c Peeled Shrimp ··-·· - .............- ~.: 89c :Quarters ~=- -~·- .43C ~~ .. ~. 39~ CANNED HAM SPECIALS . """'- -~ Dubuque Hams-··· .. - 3!: $2.49 · Dubuque Hams .. · ·· - 5 !: $3.79 i I 69,.. .~"!"~,~~·. ~~ ... ~·.. " Boston RoO Roast~~~~~;. 69e ~ JINeh INII1!111 Chlclce11 ' Swiss Ten•e,.., lrlllr -AniHrYIIflOie Cake Mixes Shorten in Applesauce Nt.303 ou work hard for your money! Shop CLOVER FARM whereyougetmosl/Qrit! CaM •• CDI Save 20c BUCKEYE VISKING BUCKEYE ....,. ........ ·• DlftVJtS -· ............._ a=--·=· CaMpltoell'a .. ··· I IIFUI Tomato Soup sTowels lb. lb. for • Collfornli Sun 1<ilt Lorge . ·. QOVER FARM Coffee Oleo ., lg. 10 or. • 1ar .19 LB. c 18. BAG LB. , BAG .89 with the 12-'1 6 ~ *1 3 ~ •1 8 ~:...- '1 410ct. lev• ~ "' Oover Farm Sliced & Wrapped Shortening LB. CAN Cheese c 8 oz. PKG. ClOVER FARM Catsup KERR Pe.ac . CLOVER F~ STORE Cornor Phrf & Locust Route No. '1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO -........ . Lerwe, (a RIIIRit . . . Prell Shampoo .......... · tvto. •• Hi $)39 ; - - ·.. 7 oulsMu - - · rl- • : ~ • .... ,..,.................. ., . .... ...., ......... . ......................,. .._llo.,., -............ ......, ......... . e.-.. . -.......... .. I• • ·~·•••INs wnl(euslers••••• pkg. of 12 ~ 25~ ............. w.. ...... ...,. ' " ·~PI•I•Starter Set . .. ' .,..,..... • ~ . I ....... 1 . . . .. . . . . . . ... . - - .. f · ·· . !' ' ' . t' .,' ... .... 0 . . . . . . . . . . ., ..... ' . 3 Cucumbers . . ._ ........ llkillt ..... ,.. ......... thil wMk'•••11•• .. fiN,.., . .....,,_...., DIVIDID ...... Nlii'Wl YIGITAiliiOWL ~ .. _......d,., STORJ .. for 101 flEE TOP VAWE ST •m• ., ..... .... LYONS CLOVER FARM STORE Gleem Toothpaste ............ ..... ,....... ........... . .......... . 69c ' • .. ,_~~ys; ... 2~ .can ;:j ' .......... .._ ........... ·-· Cream Pies lb. BALL . S] loaves 20 ... 50 IXTRA .I'IEE tOP VALUI ST~S . . . WI)IIL....... .... "'rdtoM of ' M 0.. lnacled Veal ir · Mr Dhtner leef liMb c...- upJr. s.t.. Auluat S, 196.1 . Li.ds Reg. Li 14 oz. BOnLES s U.S.Ne.lJiMA of cho...O.IIIghhr CLOVER FARM '· v.c.""• ...M... ....,.,;,.. Mortero "-" Sm 28c ~- l's or sh. of ono qt. Whl.t'"' Bread Spotlight Coffee . pu....,_ K....... lotrlchod v Puff's Facial Ti•ue .... kvt Me Full of Juice CLOVER FAJtM Charcoal F.lour lb. l's 20c OFF LABEL PRESTO ROBIN HOOD r.., .......... Regular Tide Detergent CANTALOUPES · .. · .. 3 for 99c ORANGES ......... · · doz. 59c LEMONS .. .. .. dpr, Nescafe INSTANT 210 .. Pork& leans ... -....... ' ~alifornio 5 3 .. · · ............ ··..u. · 1 . pkg. SPANISH BAR CAKE--each 3·9·c 1 ••••&tol' ..-.lllfurl _..:,.._ I ' I ' . �. . . M About .d . . • · Km Club Is Entertained By Mrs Buck Miss Gerleslcy I Honor ·Gu For Bridal Shower t '/lurch .4blldrel Recent Bride ~ . I Reed" G" mg~ wen SAt M rngl Of yracuse Class .. t2-Dally SenUnel, Jtomeroy·Mid~eport, o., July 31, tNI' Rev., Mr.. oeu .Local youth c~· Back From Comprise Large lnst••t·~e Group Mlaa. Betty Gerlesky wholeier and wl a large Re . and Mra. Donald marriage to LllTY Wehruna wiJl white • teed whi~ and Thf star au. c1 tbe l'lnt have returned from the Ohle Mr nd Mn Roes Abshire be an event of August 10 wu .decoralied with pink •. . United PrelbYJerian Qlurch ln. Baptist Camp t Loudonvi!Jt . ahir · ... _ mar ""est ol honor at a bridal abow~ wltb · the lnlerlltlon, Best 11r1 Chlrlea Buet euterta1nmet Ja the anna Oil Ul' 'lbert Rev. Boone wu camp Ches e IIIIIOUilCe u,. . •he Wlshel Betty and Larry " Mra • • . tor ~ed II 23 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milof their daughter, Mary er Thursday evening at It !M ~ Mrs·. c: ed the Kin ClUb recently nllbt. Jul1 • Sm!ll members of Youth ~irec r' lriJ, ~ I!OWI.ItL~ spent Moriday in. Parkersto Mr. Roger Cleland, Sacred Heart ·~!:'O: ; B~lea, Milses a~ Mat'- her bome on ,::am~wu Slx llleiiJbera priaent IIISW· Fellowahlp and three adults of o~': o I llurg. Mll!ld~ everung dlnner ' son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cle- With Mrs. R w Kalafut u ·tha Howell and lira. Paul Cas- A short bus Homer roll call by repeattq a the United Methodllt cburcb Youth ol ~Middle~ Bap. auests of tbe Mlht.OBDS . were land of Langsville, on Saturday and Mrs. Andre ~ cl assisted the bolteasea. . cond~ by ~~ In the vene conlainlDg the were at Lancuter Wt wee'k at tist Church who attended t h • · Mr. and Mrs. ~w•~ht ~~~~:~ I evening, the twenty-seventh of b~~ere placed on a table l Attending were those namv~ : " pre;ident Mrs. "meSiellier." Money mak· the East sectl91t of tile ,Ports- camp are Robert Rice, RobeR ar«< adughters, e• • an • July. with white cover and centered I ed above and Mrs. Lawrence Annlce Ohlinger. Plans • were waya were dilcuad. mouth dlatrlct y~ Fellow· Priddy, Dllvid Jenkins, Davl4 gy. The Rev. Osbo~ Hoover ol with 8 white umbrella decorat· Morarlty, Mrs. Leland Sisson, completed for a I'UIIIIIllie sale 'An article "The QUiet .Peoo lhip lnltltute, There were 282 Scott, and -Mik" ~kirk. David Mr. and Mrs. ' Robert Faulk~~ Cheshire BaptiSt Churcb of· ed with pink beDs. White Miss Patty Gibbs, Mrs. George at the Sauvage building, A~, irom '"Guide Post" wuJttendlng, and the local groqp Scott 'ot~ Is the guest ot· 01 Urbana, spent \he weekend f1c1ated at the cereJl¥lny · whlc~ streamers extended from the .Nash, Miss Nancy Scally, Mrs. ust a . 10. The traveling prize by Miss Frankie Mumaw. wu one of the Jar~. · »avid Jenkins. . 1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. was performed at ~e home ceiling to the umbrella and .Mary WorJm:lan, Mrs.1- A. Hen- donated by Mrs. R. E. VaughreadiDp were . "How Mrs p Smith aerved • . Gail Miller. the bride's pare~ts m the pres- to the corners of the table. .nessy, Mrs. Thomas HeMessy an, was awarded to Mrs. Edtbf W~~rld:' Mn. . • wo~ (or the Instl· . ANftOUNCE IIRm ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neal of ence of close fnends and rela· Games were played during I Jr., Mrs. .clare~ce Freeman, gar Pratt. . . "Qow God :.:.~olCrew was area dlrec· Dr. and Mrs. Keith Rlgp ' Lancaster spent the weekend . 'social hour and prizes awarded !Mrs. Christme 0 DonneD, Mrs. Games were played and prizes Created the Firat Man," Mrs. tor ~ recreatlcin and counselor (Barbara Sw~r) of E~l"in Middleport with relatlve:t. For her wedding, the br1de to Mrs. Elmer Wehrung, Mrs. Leroy Ruschel, Mrs. George awarded to Mrs. Theodore Le- Rachel McBride; "After Work for the bo and Mrs C Mel· at are annOWlcmg the birth of 8 Mrs. Grace Carter Henry ~nd a wal~z length blue gown, Gardner Wehrung, Mrs. John Hackett Sr., Miss Rose Raub, ~w and Mrs. Vaughan and Qoqles Ref!," t4N. Mayme Hoi- vin' ~ ~ ._: for a e lb. 15 oz. dJuctlter, /lfonday daughter of Columbus v1s1ted accented w1th white accessor· Handley, Mrs. John Seines, Mrs. Mrs. Joe Raub and Mrs. J . M. Mrs. carl Hysell won the door '"HQW Good God Wu to irls · 1 July 211 at U?lzer Hospital. recently with Mrs. Charles ~cand a corsage of red sweet- Paul Huston, Miss ·Anna How- Thornt~n. prize. Mrs. Hawkins received an and Eve," ' Mrs. IJzzle g · Grandparents IP'' Mr. and Mrs. Namee and Mr,s. Charles W1se, heart roses. ell and Miss Sally Roush. Sendmg gifts were Mrs. ~m- anniversary gift from her se. ••An Enemy Enteri the Youth Fellowsl)lp membel:s Wayne SwiBher, .Pomercy)· Mrs; Jr. in Middl~port and with Miss Sherry .McCumber, who Arter th'e honored g~est open· ma Forthe, Miss Kitty Wilham· ciret pal, and hostess gifts were 8 r den," Miss Mumaw; attending were Jennlf'r Crew, Roy ~osbury, Middle~ ani with friends m Pomeroy . served as maid of honor and ed her many lovely gifts, cake, ,son, Mrs .. Anna Balles, Mrs. presented to Mrs. Buck. "The First 1 Mn. Huel 8reJ¥1a Potts, Halik Cleland, Ira I,Uggs, Colambus. ~. E~ Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens the bride's only attendant, wore ,lime punch and mints were ser- Kenneth Fmley, Mrs. . ~oward A dessert course was served · Chrls TQDJPklns, Freddie Boyd, tie Heines, Pomeroy and·, Mrs. and son, Ray m, Middleport, a street length tan .sheath. Her ved from 8 table In white cov- 1Da.liey, Mrs. Rell!o Nell'l, Mrs.l by the hostess to those named 'lbe hostesS, Mrs. Birden, Toni' Shaateen and Tlllll8fa FJn. Charles Swisher, Colu~ are are vacationing n !Canada, and was of variegated car~--~---.. ·--.- ·-:- - Shll'ley Guinther, Mrs. G~ry above and Mrs. Harold Ebers- served refreslllnents. law.. great-grandparents. , were accompanied by his par· nations. Barnitz, Mrs. Hayman Barmtz, bach Mrs. Ted Warner and J;~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiii..i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii-; ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pick- Billy Abshire, .brother of the C 0 Mrs. Lawrence Douglass, ~s. Mrs.' c. J. Ebersbacb. Favors ens, Sr. of Clifton, W. Va. bride, served as best man. Leon McKnight, Mrs. Wilham were liberty bell money banks. Miss Patricia Bradford of AI· A reception followed the cereMayer, Mrs. Edward Wells, The next meeting will be held exandria, Va ., Is the guest of mony. . Mrs. Clara Blackwood, Mrs. at the home of Mrs. c. J. Ebher grandmother, Mrs. William The new Mrs. Cleland w1ll be· Mary Jane Sayre, and Mrs. Ar· ersbach. Bradford, Brownell Ave. Mr. gin her senior year at Kyger thur Hoyt. ----and Mrs. Alan Bradford, par· High School this fall . A nursing scholarship will be AT CAMP GROUNDS ents of Miss Bradford, are ~~- The groom Is employed by awarded in 1964 by the TB & Th Asb Methodist Youth • e ury peeled this week for a . v.1s1t .the .R.oyal c. rown Bottling Co. Health Association, the execu· f Fellowship a weekCam at the with his mother, Mrs. W1lham of ~1ddleport, and the .newIY· tive board voted Monday eveLancaster spent Methodist Sllda-rule Vtmler tuning for accurate sta• Bradford married couple will reside at ning • G d tl Th tion selection · Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen have the home of the bride's parents The board met at the home Nroun sp rekcen yL.Ind eEylcwhlnereg. e 5 tubes plus silicon ractlfler 1d · · Ch h' . M ancy ar er, a retur?ed from sever:: ays VIS· m es U'e. of the executive du·ec~or, · rs. Plans were made to enter .• er, Linda Nelgler, Clarice Nor• Statlc:·fr.ae "Golden Throat'' tone from 4• it w1~h Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wallace Bradford, ~1th Carl floal in the Meigs County Fa1r ris, Brenda Norris, Eleanor speaker · · Goodnch In Dayton: . Weber and children in Rutland. K~outz, president, presidmg. Centennial Parade when the !Schneider, Jeanie Manual, Line Security S•aled ClrcuHrr for greater daMrs. Flossie Welsm•ller .of She also visited wit her niece, A report of the state meeting Ladies Auxiliary of the Syra- da Stowe, April Teaford, Jean ~ndablllty · · Columbus was the weekend VIS· Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- held in Columb~ was given by cuse Volunteer Firemen met •sauvage, Patty Wlnebrenrier, • smart compact cablnetln Sahara color itor of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon hoan. Mrs. Clarence Headly. ,Monday night, July 22, at the and Suzanne Winebrenner. . A summary of the tuberculin home of Mrs. Troy Zwilling. Mr. and Mrs. ~omas Dona- testing program was given by The meeting was In charge RE-ENUSTS FOR SIX hue and son, David, of Cuya· Mrs. Bradford. The nursing of the president, Mrs. Eileen SP La p (B tch) POMEROY. OHIO 5 hoga Falls, spent the weekend scholarship will be granted to Clark. . . wrence · u The Auxiliary wishes to thank 1Lisle,. son of Mr. ~Mrs. Char· 1with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 11 senior girl in the county to S.. The Many Other Wonderful Moclela of New 1964 RCA TONIGHT & THURSDAY Milhoan. They were joined for be selected in the spring. The eve one who donated In any· les L1sle has received his bonVICtor AMIFM Radloa - AM Radloa - Transistor RadJoa· NOT OPEN dinner Sunday by Mr. Dona· amount of the scholarship was Iwa ryto their cook books which orable discharge from tha Ar· and CloCk 'Red loa Now On Dlaplay In The Mualc Department hue's mother 'irs. Mary Dona· set at ....,. to bf. used by t h e 1 Y . d my at Fort Ord, CaUf. He hBB ' .. . . ....,.. . 1they are havmg ma e 10 se11 as U8ted f ix years and 1t .On i;tberfeldl Firat Floo'r FRIDAY thru WEDNESDAY hue, who was V1s11lng w1th rei&· student at a hosp1tal of h e r 8 money making project. There rthe-en d f or :,. "ay leave will. Aug. 2 · Aug. 7 lives in Pomeroy choice She would be selected I . th e en o a "'"' Walt Disney's . . · b) t~ merit system. Iwas $387.57 reported m e Igo to Fort M~. Md., wnere11 "SAVAGE SAM" M1ss Fane Erlewlne and resent were Mrs. Clarence Itreasury. he will serve In the Medics at <Technicolor) Mrs. Lucy Gregg and daughter, Hpadl Mrs. Don Betz•·ng, Get well cards w_ere sent to I the Kimbr~"'" Hospital. Brian Keith, Tommy Kirk, h ed f e Y R 1 h R d lffe Mrs ""&'' Marta Kristen. Kevin Corcor· Karen, ave return rom a De B 'tz W Gibbons Mrs. a p a cI ' . an Dewey Martin, Jeff York, two weeks' visit with relatives an arm ' ayneMr n Norman Grueser, Mr. EImer Ra'fael Campos, Slim Pick· in Springfield. They were guests :ha~ fh:m~nM · :ir Napper, Smauel Smith, Frank 11 ens, Royal Dano. at several cook outs and dinners ~ ar d :: z,B ~~~rd Je- Shane, Junior Smith, Mrs. HerC:.ug~!~~~r!::! Bounce, while in Sprinlfleld. Mrs. Grega f hm ~~ e ~ .:r~ed f~lluw- man London and Mrs. Laura How To Fish, Colorcertoon was on vacation from· her em· ,~!1 then ~r : Sympathy to Mr. and Colorcartoons: ployment at tht Imperial Elec- ..,. e met I· Mrs. Billy Orr and Mr. and Admission: 75c & 40e tric Company. Mrs. Ben Buckley, and a cheer ~iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~~~~ Bill Bane of Grundy, Va., ~~~dl~y.Mr. and Mrs. George Mid leport Of Mr. Clekmd c:::: ~ell. Anna ::e HarrY .. SID: S h /arshl•p /n Nursiag To Be Given By TB&H BARGAIN! ·Static.·Free IliA VIC lOR Syracuse Group PI0nn1ng fl 00 p c/ In Fait ora .e FM RADIO .e· 1 e MEIGS THEATRE " THE MOST TRUSTED NA~E .IN SOUND ~ ·-- .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY d Ghe.rke Asking Bane/ Members TONIGHT "THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO" (In Color) With Louis Jourdan and Yvonne Furneaux ~and- "13 WEST STREET" 'Alan Ladd Rod Steiger Thun.-Fri. Aug. 1-2 "THE MIRACLE WORKER" Anne Bancroft Patty Duke -and"ASSIGNMENT OUTER SPACE" (Technicolor> r With Rik VonSavage Nutter and Archie who attends Morris Harvey Col. Mrs. Zwilling served refresh· lege in Charleston, is the guest menta to Mrs. Eileen Calrk, of Miss Karen Gregg. 1 Mr Ada Visiting .with Mr. and Mrs. 0 Mrs. A~~. ~te,EnO:h, Mrs. Garen Stansburyf Grant-st ar.e Emmeline Hendrix, Mrs. Lela their son and daughter and the1r Eugene Gherke, lnstrumenta1 W th b M Clara Lavenfamilies. Mr. and Mrs. William music director of Middleport ea : Y' M rsl Rizer Mrs. Stansbury and children, Cathy schools, asks all band members ~ d ~ e Mrs ' Betty and William, of Clearwater and and prospective senior band stu~n ~x, Hubbard and Safety Harbor, Fla. arrived dents to meet Monday at 8 a.m. M Mild ~ ;ryr e and these weekend . Mr. Stansbury left by begin practice for football rs. ~ V~~ Rizer and plone for Florida this week, season. All students must attend T ;~ 1 leavini his family for a month's these sessions to be in the ony ce. visit. He will return later to marching band. accompany them home. Band studenta may get their We Give Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hemming- music Thursday or Friday mor· I&H way (Jane Stansbury) and chil· from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. of GREEN dren , Peter, Lynn, and Nancy this week In order to be ready nAMPI !of Summit, N. J ., . are spend· practice for next week's ing several days w1th her par- drills. · e ients. They wi11 return to thell' The band will pIa y a t t h e T Meet Monday 1 =~=======~h~o;m;e~Th~ur~sd~a~y~.:::~~ NEW. PULL·ON SPORT· BOOT ••lit .' . Meigs County and social also for the annual iceFair cream In August sponsored by the ISIUIO il Booster organization. DISCOUNT Markets PLANS RUMMAGE SALE 11J SICOND IT. Next te the Fabric IIMIIt Devotions were given by Mrs. Diddle followed by pray· er to open the meeting of the Class of the First United Presbyterian Church recently. . Roll call waa answered by giving a scripture verse con· ll~=~b:the word "witness", or, IIH•~Ien II • wmr repellent Oro laathtt .,,.. . • genuine Norwegian water repellent welt ~ • "Sweet·Proof" flexible apllt-Mthlr 'llnl• ~" • cushion crepe wedge IOIH No lacea, just slip them on. Feel the eGIDo fort and the fit. Know the pieaaure of a pull-on boot, crafted for the ollt-of-doora. Come in and try on a Jlair. See the clilrer• enat Red Wing makea We have JOUl lliza. Brag hf Sfar " A 11111111111e sale waa niA·n - tl In September. Anyone hav· lng rummage to donate may contact any class member or bring It to the church annex. Miss Gertrude Duffy served refreshments to Mrs. Esther Harden, Mrs. Agnes White, Mrs. Helen Barril and Mrs. Helen Diddle. ePOMEROY, 0. Open Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdar, Friday and SaturdaJ 9 :30A.M. • .. BUY LOCAL Where You Get APersonal Touch I .•. t aonLED .GAS ,HE~11.NG Hook ~p? All boura E.S.T., PomeNJ iUR"J·i! -.UIE Close Every Day At '7:80 (All hours E.D.S.T. lluoD) • ... or Call , RU~J4~·~· Next te Drlv•ln Th..... Closed All Day Mondq Open At 10:00 AM Tues., Wed., Thursday, Fridq, Sa\o urday & Sunday. · , and We Strvke Wlaat We $eUI i ' Newl •· I. Until 6:00 P.M. Open Saturdaya Til 9 P.II. (Closed All Day ThU1'11d111) eMASON, W.VA. 16 Years In Bottled.Gas·. :. Want A BoHied Gas - ' ' I aervtoe 10 that JOlt CID beat· your or brooder boUSel at a b~ .••. ' IOit tbat will competo ·Wttla .1r.11 type ~1 • fueU the flnt to eujU)' : · · th1a mocttrD method ot lleatm& .... . Ql DOWI .500 Gat LP Gai Systems. • S..Our Collplett ~in.:~f W• Have Tht T-.lcll CLOSED ~'t •·. ••~ bottle4 ,.. Rut18nd, ·o. Ph. SH 2-4111 We Haifclle· All Sizn of tanks For BOHied G• ' '. WARM ·MORNING GAS ALL DAY THURSDAY Complete line of Work Shoet and boola, In· duding Star Brand, Red Wing and fl<lnger. W1dths 8--C-D-E-EE-EEE. . - lias 6 te 12 _ _ _ _ Priced From 5.95 ."'_ 19·95 IN PREPARATION FOR OUR CLEARANCE SA ·, E SEE THURSDAY'S PAPER FOR SALE • AD \ ·MO. � 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 07. July 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 July 31, 1963 price