http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9140c954d7540f8a31f0026f147eb46c.pdf 6d47917c1e51996c38cfe57c30018205 PDF Text Text .• .' , f,Diily SeDUnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Aq. 11, 19S4 WEAI'BEB ,.., ..,.;, ..... Hlp • ~ 'P' 41& • . .; . , . . . . 1 _, • ' X ' I. VO~ ." XVI NO. 101 ( .; r M ·. e:. .. J .~. .d Y ... ~·m 't·:r~tt.-t; ~!! . .I'OMEJ<iq1-MtDDLEPORf,"QRJO.......,......:.. ' ' ' ,, • " ' ' e • • "'·~·.#~' '!' ., 01 "'~'· , ~~ . . ' ,.,.. ~% Wfl>N'ESDAY., AtG,UST ,12, l964 • 't"-4 · " . •.. I ~ ~ ~\, ~ J ' • ' I "'v . oldwater ' SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. James W~ ot BlOOlllllltton, Illinois ...._ 8lUIOIIIIdni the lltlval of a BOll; Advice Same: ·Go West Young Man, Go West! born August a. The baby wetp ed ·1 Iba. and ~~ 01. and hal boell na!l*l ftl\r!llaU Tbomu. They have anoiber soft, two years old. Grlllflpartflti ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~· Werry of Pomeroy and . Mr. a n d Ml"ll. 'l'llorqas Holler, Rt . I Racine. Great-grandporentt are Mrs. Martha RC!SO f!. Bashan. Herman Werry WP~eroy, and Ralph Gibbs Sr., of New HIVeD, W.Va. WABHiliGTON - The lng s~lvos have sounded l'b•f promises to be. one ol bJa l!lottles of the pr~ntlal campolgn - t h • corjdltlon of the nation's defen., ... · Republican presidential can416at.; Barry M. Goldwater let loose the fir.t round Monday in a apeech here before the Na· tiona! Association of Coontlos. He charges that the administro· Qon's "utter disregard for new wea na" would lead to a cut o1 rifT oent over the neil de.;ade'' in the nation's "dellv· erable nuclear capability." 0n ~nother fron · Rep. Melvin R. J,alrd, R·Wio.; chairman of the ~lntlorm C0)\1fllltt.e at the recent GOP National Conventioo, oharged that the admlnistra· tl1>11 was attempting to stifle criticism of the "gap in weapQn, development.'' J:' ,. Richard Burton and Jean Simmons in "THE ROlE" (Color) -ond- POMEROY OHIO CLOSED FOR VACATION FROM AUG. 9 TO 22 SUN., MON. and TUES. Auauot 23-25 "A DISTANCE TRUMPET" (TeehllieoJor) Troy Donohue Susan Pleshette COMING "ADVANCE TO THI RIAR" Glen Ford A ...... 31 • Saptambor I W•lt Dl~n~~y's "MOON SPINNERS" September 4 lhru Sept. 9 THIS WEEK'S CANVAS SPECIAL 59 Chev. Bel Air 2·Door Beautiful beige !inisb with spotless saddle interior, SIJ: cylinder motor, runs and sounds like new. Stan· dard transmission. Squeeze extra miles out of each . Jallon of gasoline. Set off with 4 gleaming white sidewall tires. All this beauty and economy for only F •T GMAC Financing Av11llable M KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac - Oldsmobile iii I I "YOU'D Ute Our Quality Waf of Dolag·Bn"-nl" ' "', WY' ,2-5342 . Porueroy1 Ohio PXFORDS WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S _ $199 • THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. • • • ' , AT BAINBRIDGE SCHOOL- nere are the ·majarettes and drum !DaJPrette trom.Pomeroy High during theJr recent stay at Camp Valley Vista Majorette and drum majorette school near Bainbridge. Donna Crow, bead majorette second from left, Is assisted by: Kandi Grueser, Peggy Hoffner, Kay McGowan, Linda Moore, Pamela O'Brien, and Sqp dy ThOmas. Pictured at the far left is Mbs Connie Leaven who is as· sisting Mike Allen of the Purdue All American Marcblnc· Band with th ~· ·proiJ'Uil. Co1111ie ls a former Indiana State Twirling Champion anu Judge. . . . , . . Pickets Blame U. S. for.Air Raids .. J.. ~~ ~ -,_ '-', ~.~,..:..;. . .t ' L 1 �., I ,. ·' I f ./ ·D~ FJ I I Pil • M~ lfeigt tu~ A Sincere "Thank. You To All Bend Area Residents For Your Great ResfX?r~se .To Our Grand 0 pen; n g ·.and Acce tance of This Fine Discount Food Market. So, A ~a.;_in~w.=..·.=. e_;;;,S;;;;.,L._T:..:h.;;:a::.;.:n:.:;lc=ts....:.F;.:ro:.:;m:,:_.:..:R:;qu., Sybil . and Each Employe At Ro)ls Foocl Basket. We Believe the F9llowing Prices Will Indicate ihe Extdnt 11 t each A P< 11 noo ' d aerved Folic field l was ht class ' Jordar the ~ lord . 1 del Jf Of Our Gratitude. 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Chicago Stuns Yanks With Twillbill .Sw~ep . ~tice ~o-llits '• \ I' .Gallipolis but Has 1-l Deadlock II'. L. Pet. GB O'Toole Faces K Tonight Dick Long and Mike Fisher. ed one. Price slruck ou11; and Price led ofl !be Southern gave up thtee passes. seventh with a so~d hit tD rlghl '!be game Is schedu)lod to be field thai went for three bases. replayed today beginning at 5 p.m or. the Racine fielt.. Southern . ·-· 000 1100 1 - I 3 1 GaUipolta . . . 000 001 0 - I 0 2 Prire and Grueser, Bostick By United PreRfl lntP.mational (8). Janey and Long. American Le...e nst Game, day ) ' MaJ Le Lead :0laleraa~oual Midd}eport · All•stars GaJD • semi-•F"Ina}s WI"th 5•2 WI""m . l re:~d~":~~~~ ~ 0 ~i~~~:~0~e gf~~t;h:ni~:~ alghl Baltllnore • ~ ' Wasblngton 5 Kanaas .Cit}' I Mlnlleoota 5 Detroll I • • .._...,.., Prebltlfe• ,._. . Cleveland ..a~ Loo ~ ...I., night - McDowell . (s-4) n. Newman (9-51. , Washinglon at Kansas dt,, night - Narum IH ) vs. field (J-5). , Detroit at Mlnneaota, M•-" Regan 15-!) ... Grant (Mll f Boston at Baltimore, Dlgll( Connolly (2-81 vs (104J;. Chicago at New York--liell'l.? bert <i-31 vs. Swttlemyer (14)' . 'l'lulndlly'l Gamet Detrott at Minllf!80ta . Boston at Baltimore, rugbl . Chicago at New York, twi-ljiht, . (Only games IICheduled) .. · 48 .i75 3 i1 .553 $'~ Pittoburgh 51 .538 II~ Sl. Louis 53 .513 8\1 MUwoukee S4 .S14 10 Los Angeles ~ 56 .490 12 Clllcqt> S2 58 .473 1411 llouJtoo 48 67 .417 21 New York 3.\ 78 .310 33 Tueldoy•o !Wallo Philadel hil 13 Chicago 5 N y Pk Pitlsburgh 3 2 cae;ed ?lh innings rai' Sin Francisco I Sl ~uis ;· Cincinnati 4 Los &..eles 2 MDwaukee 9 Houstoo ~ 'll'odnetiday'o Probable Plleltert N y k at Pittsburgh Ja~son <6-l1) vs Gi~ bo <8-4) · ad · . Chi 1 ~hia at cago IF ) " · J~ ~U). •l•h~ rPerryancl soo(:a) · ....,.. vs. 1~ A Ci · H 1 . ht K:~ : sll7ao1 nmnna ' ~, a · I vs . 65 13 59 59 S7 :C. .u;.t'"_ ::.U Sit: c:,· Close Out At Wholesolo Pric• eOUTBOARD H 'l 1 ~~~~~.~~.~~,.~~;~: 11 - F : : ~1-7 MOTORS IIO.II I I vs. What Hutchinson wants Is ror O'T001 t0 pick hi th Yankees while Juan Pizar· e up ' seven made it a sweep by pitcbvlc!Dry and In the . 1 Jive-hitter. and belting a s!"O:t Kba~baJ~·~~ Sltop 1 Middleport's Boys League bat and played flawlessly hollll!r In the nightY, ou 81. - · · All-Star team gained the semi- the field . His two-run dotlble Pizarro, tagged for Mickey Kou/11% hasn I had much luck finals in the Wellslon Southeast·· last night In the thinl 23rd homer, woo his with the Reds ln the past and ern Ohio !-IItie Baseball Toum- knotted ~as the go-ahead hit, 15th against six losses as the ~utch would Just 81 soon 8'~" ament Tuesday night with a and his_smgle m Ute fifth drove Yanks suffered their seventh t ln~s stay that way for the 5--2 come--from-behind victory m an msurance run to make loss . in the last nine game!!. University of Ci:;;au over Chillicothe Hennis ·All - the score 4·2. Bomer Snaps n. h . ~1~K~ufa':r:'cky f Ji S~ars. He handled lhe six hila Max Alvis' th"''H"n homer reper~lre. ee u • Pldlodelpbil Sin Fran. CirlcinnaU Le1gue, tile Chlcogo While 8<>1:, who had droppod 10 tn o r<111 to the New York Yankoeo, swet>t,> a day-night cloublebeoder fro!n tbem H ..., 8-2; llw Cleveland IDdlano blanked tbt Lao Angeles Anlltis 3-0; Ml"""' sola 1118pped Detroit'• ..,... game wltlDlng slrolk w. and WasltlngUtn lmocked over KaJ>. ... Clty 5-2. Plttla ll.elllla Lead 'lbe Philadelphia Ph1Hies relaJned their lbree.game lead iD the Nallonal League with a IIJ.6 romp over the Chicago. Cobo while !be San Franclsc< G1aots beat the St. Loo11 Cardinais 8-3. Mllwaukee downed Houston H . CIDclnDatl llcked Los Ang.. los 4-2, and the New Yorl< Mela edged tbt Pittsburgh Plrateo s.z to a rome limited 11> 71> Innlngs by rain. Pete Ward drove In foor I"UIIII with hil 17th homer and two tD lead Jhe White Sox day-time victory over By MILTON RICHMAN tell you he's killlni them """· UPI Sporla Rea11011 l'w ~ BJg Boog Powed OIICe was At 22, the &-leel-3, 23$-poUlld banned from. playing bateball Powell is the big re11.0011 the and there are oome lll'UIDblera Orioles lead the pack by ooe "Jiere•o yoar cluloce 1o do some who seem to feel he never game today. Ufting. I'Ve got a flat tire and should bave be<n permllted He drOJed hil lOtl1 homer doa't ..ve a Jack!" :back. w1th one on deep intD t1te left I Utls particular - p beppens field bu 11pen at Baltimore'• tD be made up ot opponenls of Memorial Sladlum Tuesday lhe first place Balllmore OrL night to break • u tie and olea. It also blppens tD be power the Orioles to an 8-7 vie£ ___ prf!judiced, just ae you proba- tory over the Boston Red Sox. OUrcU. bly would he too" If someone Powell's shot off looer Dlclo was knocking yor blodt off. Radatz (10-71 iD the oeventh InCINCINNATI <UP!) _ Mana- Powell was banned !rom_the ~ing was !be last of three Bll· ger ·Fred HutchlnsOb of the Cln- Lakeland, Fla., Little League Umore homers and enabled reclnnaU lledJ Ia obserVing his 10 yeara ago beeause he was ltever Dtck Hall tD register hil 4Sth birthday and lonlght he's too big. He sloOd :>feel-7, eighth win in nine decisl~. counting 00 Jim O'Toole to give weighed 165 pound.s at !be age Sam '!owens contributed hil him 8 nice present of 12 and they were alrald he 14th homer and Brooks Bobit>· might kill someone. soo his 16th. each bloW cominC O'Toole (IM) wUJ be on !be 1 '!bey were right, because with a man aboard. for the Reds as they American League pllcbera will Elsewhere In the American their eutrent hOJIIf stand a single game against Lao Southern Local Lefty Larry Price burled no-bit bill againsl Galllpolill Tuesday evening in the Tri-County High ~cbool League Tournament but his efforts were to no avail as the game was called at lbe end of aeven frames with the &core 1·1. Gallipolis Righthander Ron Janey wasn't far behind Price in sharpness. He limited Southern to only three hits. Gallipolis took !be lead In the Bllrth even though Price fanned Soothern Local lefty scor· five baiters ln the Inning. II with one away when 8 I I I started out with Eddie Hamilhit a ground ball tD tha lon walking and Janey reach- GaOipolls shortstop. Price went lni! Ilk! ;OR a passed ball alter home while shortstop Milliron he ha~ struck out. The next bat- was attempting to !brow Knapp ter, Glb Milliron, f8f11led, ond out at first. then Pete Anderson was sale Soothern Local's ooly other at first to load the bases after hilo of the gaiDI! were a single anotber passed baU. by Jead-<~11 bailer Frank Porter Price then walked Larry Mit. in the first Inning and a double chel1 lor Gallipolil.' lone J'llll. by Jenkins ln the thir.l. Alter Hamilton came home In going the route for Galliwilh the lead run, Price fanned polls, Janey fanned 10 DDd walk· ~~·~ork ~:: : - : ~: *' By Ullllf<l ....... ~-- Chiclp 8 New Yotl< .C. Ill, Nllloul Lapo Chicago 3 New York 2, Jill. · 'Ul""t 1 Jn......a , Game• Y1 Philadelphia at Chicago (Qnly game scheduled) 50% BOA!S ·• .' e 4CaSSOJUES eFIBIEGRlS ,e. B04T .. ... .PAINT ~· \, Baltimore Chicago 70 43 69 44 .611 ~." ':!'tw:i~. aln~~: ~";'A~;:~., ·~ ~ 1 ball,:: hto or ';.\d fo:, ::.. : 0 Toole h.•• boaten the Dodg · will meet either Pomeroy or hard h1t drtves to center, with- and Angels. 11 was Alvis' 13th Detroit 58 58 .500 131> ~ three times in 8 row. ISouth Webster Thursday at 8:· out a mJ~ue . bomer and his first since re- Minnesota 55 59 .482 15lf2: ' ' Cincinnati will be after p.m., the winner getting a TannehtU gave up. three . to ~ lineup Jast week Cleveland 54 60 .474 16'h: sweep of lhe Dod~ers, for Joey berth in the finals Friday night. and a run In the ftrst a bout with spinal Boston 53 61 .465 1711 Jay fck"f ~p hiS c~n- 1 Pomeroy and South Webster two hits and a ~ ln the Rookie Lois Tiat Washington 45 72 .285 27 secu ve v c ry as nge es ' play tonight. ond, a harmless Single m recorded his fifth win In six de- Kansas City 42 71 .372 2t fell Tuesday mght, 4-%. For the second time at Well- third, then retired the last . ·ons with 8 four-hitter while Tuesday's Resolts RoiJinloa, Jollnson_ Homer ston, Middleport's Jerry Lee ter he faced in the third CISI Belinsk suffered his eighth -Jay, who evened biS mark at S!Dbart, centerfielder, led at the next nine in the fourth. flflh I Yed .th . . tor· FARRINGTON fN LEAD BoU:ton, Reniff 17 ), Willi ams Cepeda, ~F 95 352 52109 .310 8-8, wa~ given all the runs he , sixth. inning! in order. He _oss compar WJ mne VIC NEW YORK (UPI)-Bob Farl'S fanned rune. walked one, and T Oliv ' 26th hOmer in rfngton of l"!lchwood Ohio. (9)"aitd Howard Blahchard (8) . Allen, Phil 109 421 8113t .300 needed by Deron Johnson and • Johnsn Cln 94 300 46 92 307 Frank RobInson. Robinson h"t ony as · · · I 1 J..oser - Bouton Cl2-l0). HRs _. • · ed tri 1 nd one. . . ~ the seventh innint. proved to be leads all harness dnvers w1th ·Martin Pizarro Manlle, American Leque b_ang out a double, p e a John Srmth, Chillicothe • big th r he ·n Ute Tw" • tri· 159 victories in 750 slar ts, but ' . Oliva, Mi~ 113 483 88162 .335 hiS 21st homer. Johnson hit !Us Cl · ~ghthander, very fast , and own- u~ ~ rth~ T" ers. :iever 1s In fifth . place in money i' Bnaton 110 022 0111- 7 14 1 Robnsn, Chi 93 348 62 109 .313 16th home~ In !he l~rth inning mg a sharp fast ~e, was •m- AI ~ .gsted his third earned. Farrington's $2112,661 Bal~ 010 203 20x- 8 3 I ManUe, NY 99 322 59100 .311 after Robmson s trmle tD ; P"! touohable m !be f~rst two tnn- tr" ~by bois;' the Ti puts him in fifth place behind I neifiler Radatz (II and Till- Robnsn, Bait 1114211 ;6 131 .305 the Reds In front 11-2. • lngs. ' ~lump hit a$ theng I " : : Stanley Dancer's 1558 792 • F - i LA 102 345 63 105 304 Pete Rose scored the msurD In the third Joey IDndy led w .... a . . 106 E M . St p man. ' 'Bunker, Vinyeard <5), re,~ . . • ·302 ance run in the eightll wben be .th ingl forced lnninJs. Hank Aguirre (:!.a) was Dancer Is in third place wilh ••n · oml!roy 62124 Hall (6) Bat:ber (9) and Lau. Brsud, Bos m 410 · . off WI a 5 e, was th 1 105 wins in 290 starts. I WJrpier' 2..Hall 1 g.~j Loser- Ra- Kilbrw, Min 110398 70119 scootedhomefromthtr~on Dr. N. C. Carpenter closed secoodbyJhnCiatworthy. e ooer. , .... 1 ;,;~~~~~~---...-.. 'r ·. .:_ Kaline, ' Det 102368 54109 ..296 Dever Ron Perranoskis his ministry In Meigs county, out, Stobart's double Don Lock_s tvro:run homer 1•· •• !lQ>II):P Bowens, B. Allisoa, Min 110 S93 73116 .295 fired effort to pick Vada and with the North Main Street ed Tannehill and Lewis, mak- and Ed BrtnkmDD s two - run ":1 . moon, owe . Tillman, Bos 92 298 29 88 .290 off flrsl base. . Church ol Christ. Rutland, S1111- ing !be score 3-2 for Middleport. double ""re lho k~y blows in Q"''' .. betr:lt · Home R1llll Los Angeles, which has won day. Aug. 9, and will find a In the filth ctatworthy was a four-run fourth_ ummg rally 020 100 000-- 3 8 0 • 000 201 llx'- 5 8 0 NaUonal $. e a g a e - Mays, just twice In 14 games with the limited number of Lyceum en· safe oo an error and scored lhat paced Washmgtot. tD VIC· IN PREPARATION FOR Minn. i N (7) d Giants 33: WDllams, Cubs 25; Reds this season, broke in front gl(ements whilfl recuperating with two out on Stobart's . lory over ~ansas Caty m t~ ..... Agu rre, avarro a n SantD, Cubs 21; Robinson, Reds 2.0 In the """""" on singles by lrOin a recent Illness. In the sixth Mickey batUe for nmUt place. The- VIC I F~•· SU~~· !e1 tiS), 21 . Hownrd Dodgers· Aaroa, John Roseboro, Nate Oliver and He and Mrs. Carpenter will off wllh a single, and tory put the Senators a full 88 o~0 rthin~ C 3a ~· B~aves· eeProa Gian~ an 20. Maury Wllls and that was their continue to reside in the with two out scored on an game ahead of 1he A's and was tnner U n ~ • Americaa Le~gue _ Kille- scoring. Phil Ortega took the parsonage until October when credited w sta~ Claud~ Os· 1 Loser - Agu.'rre ( ). --, b Twina 39· Powell Orioles foes. he will aceept anolller Smith fanned 12, teen, now 11-8. Diego Segul, 7-9. I Demeter, Oliva. ~~wA.utson., ~ins 28: Wagner, "Yep,,. said Jay, .,1 ate in ,Ohio or the Midwest, or hit nobody. was the loser. Jim Ki~ and I POME!IOY, 0. w sh about !be two nms the devote time to nnd his Mld'port . . ..... 003 Oil - 55 Nelson Matthews also hot hom· 100 400 000--; 51 Indians· Stuart Red Sox · Cola' got In the second in· life-time Lyceum Chillicothe . .... 110 000 -S~2;.,6ilhlrer•'• · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii K a .City 000 010 001 2 10 0 vito A'~ all 'l"/, an. ' 'Ran 8 B. tted 1 ning. I just got straighl on from Pltlshurgh Taanehill and Lewis. Osteea, Hannnh (71 a n b t" • th "tch I · National Lea I a e - Boyer was a ung an~o~ e ?I was The minister and his wife and Lawhorn. S . Sl k (4) I• B rum r;y.(61. egUI, to make. 1 d1d aI lot - - -EVENT -Sanders Wyatt (8)ocand Ed-, Ca~s S3; Santo, Cubs. OO:' If I hndn't. would p1w~~alfo~~:;al·~·:.·p~~~;~si:~:;. the home l WINS SINGLES wards. Winner -Osteen til-a). M~s, Giants 7&; Aaron, have slruck out 13." M UP!) 7' T B 70 rs. Robert Musser, HAMBRUG, Gennany 1 Loser --Segul (HI). HRs-King, . ; orre, raves . The 13 strikeouls tied him M d M E I K mil. t Stuart r. an . rs . ar ing, and Bungert, a se ma ~ Amerlc.. Le•m•e Lock. Mathews. • with Sammy Ellis foi the cmn·., nd Sox 91: Killebrew, Twins Mr. a Mrs, Carl Hysell last 1st at Wimbledon this year. won ~ '"olliV~ 1 season blgh. Saturday evening, Aug. 8. the men's sinaJes title in thfl ~ India 88 W ; agner, na .,; ~ ~ Cleveland 000 000 003-- 3 to. A's 74; Powell, Orioles 74. of the party was !be temaUonal West GennDD tennis Los Ang. 000 000 000-- 0 PllehlnJ NATIONAL DOUBLES presentation of beautiM twin championships Tuesday by de- l Taint (5·1) and Azcue. Belin· I National Le1gue Koufal, CHESTNUT, HILL, MaS!I. table lamps. A session of pray~ feating fellow West German sky <HI and Rodgers. HR Dodgers 17-5; Marlchal, Glanls IUPII - Rafael Osuna he and · An- er was held at each home, and Chris"an " •Kuhnke 0-6, 6-' " 7-5, Alvis. Leque . 15-5; O'Toole, Reds 12-4: Bun- lonlo Palafo"'-.mem rs of aacred hynms were sung. ' 8-2. ' NauOIUII • Davis Cup team, Tuesday Phila. 201. 105 031- 13 Ill 2 ning, Phlls 12.-4; MahaHey,l6tJer<!d the 84th national douChlcago 001 130 110()..,. 5 10 t Phils 10-5; Gibbon, Pirates 8-4. blea championships. whlcb beCulp Roebuck (5) Boozer (6) Amerlcon League - Bunker. Sund t th Lon oocJ and Triandos. EU;1!lorth, Els- Orioles 12·3: Ford. Yanks 12-4: cf%b. a ·e gw ton (61, McDaniel ~7), F. Bur· P 1z a rr o, White SoJ: 1~: dette (8), Gregory (9) and Ber- Chance, Angela 12-5 ; K~!:; ANNOUNCE APPOINTMENT tell, Rosnovsky (8) . Winner - Indians 11-4; Downing, MONTREAL <UPI) - NationBoozer (2-2\ Loser -Ellsworth 11-4. a~ . Hockey League Prealdent RIGHT FOR EVERY JOB (12-14). HHa -Rodgers, Banks, FIGHT RESULTS Clarence Campbell Tuesday DR· Toiaitdos, Callison. nounced !be appoinbnOIII By Ulllled Pn81 lnlemlllloual Fred Corcoran of New York W ;Jouston 100 220 001- 8 14 I LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - tbt newly created position V-Rod-Mmmrn Bicycle Slur Type BANANA Mllw. . 002 106 OOX- ' 12 1 Hilario Morales, 1>7, Mexico promotioo consultant. Johnson, Woocleshick 161, City, knocked out Utell Tor· corcoran's. chief Junction Larsen 181 and Grote. Spahn, renee, 1110, Loo Angeles, 7. be to develop new Ideas in the ' Sadowski 15), Raymond (6) wallo of professional boc•key·'a By UDI:., Horlen, Mossl (6) Wilhelm National Le81Ue f71 and Martin. Terry, Hamil· G. AB R. H. Pet. ton <8) and Howard. Winner - Cl~nte, Pitt 105 424 M 149 .351 Mossi 13-1). Loser- Terry (i-9). Wiliams, Chi 110 437 72144 -~ HR- Robinson, Kubek, Ward. Santo. Chi 109 406 65132 .325 (2nd Game, night) Mays, SF 112 418 9t 134 .321 Chicago 110 005 11111- 8 11 o Aaron, Mil 110 443 80 139 .311 New York 010 000 001- 2 5 2 Boyer, StL 112139 67 137 .312 Pizarro (15-6) and Martin. Torre, Mil 104 397 13124 .3t2 :::lJ: al30 Minis ·" try osed Here August 9 l:eT -o: =· MOTORS I I ~ • Closed All Day Thur_s- n_y_' . Dollar Days.,...f~jr & .~S~t;; . :? 1 I DOWNIE GROSS, fNC. I, '·• e FAaORY e FARM READY-MIX CONCRETE HOME I BIKE SUPPLIES SPORTING GIFTS MMM If you get the lucky key,_you can ~ 11 much as •20.00 In cash. Ne~purchase re. .-------,. U.$. NO. I SIZI 'I' quired. Keys are free at Roy's: Food Basket in Middleport and the Bright Star Market in Pomeroy. ~ Line Scores / F.ruit Cocktail. Cala Style --- • AU STABS . I - The ru~ I ' V/HITE ALL PURPOSE Food POTATOES 9 ac 25 •• bag Blaatngeme (71 and HOUSTON - M81111el. Winner ~Sadotrski 16-7).BaUey, Loser Gonzalez) 147,(UPII Odessa, Tex., l~~~~to~~~re:gi:ons~~ol~; -JohiiJOn (8-12). HRs -.'!pang- kltocked otit Rip Randall, 147, Jer, Bond, Aaron 2. · Houstolt. 3. · ~- BIKE MOTOR HANDLE BARS BICYCLE SEATS $495 $229 $635 WILSON GOLF SETS - - - - $49.95 up WHERE COMPLETE LINE OF BAGS-BALLS-SHOES - GLOVES - WOOD COVERS e Archery Equip~ e Horse Shoe Sets ., Bc:ISebatl Supplies e Croquet Sets ,._---SUMMER SALE-----. eLAWN CHAIRS I • All Low Everyday · Prices Are Also Avail•ble At , , , • , FREE ., E$JIMAn5 ... FR r: Thu""-l AM f~; -- .•. . ' l~tutrday, Au•• 15, ~~~~... '• 4t'CAMP •· . , , .· CO.TS eGRILLS •THERMQS BOmES e CAMP STOVES • SLEEPING "BAGS e WOODEN PICNIC TABLES ' ,:. 'Firestone, StOre·· MloDllPOR1, 0., ..<... ~ . ; <, •.· f. ""\, .,•.. . <· 1.1~ �-~ ... ~- ... . . .. . ... . ~ ~- ...-...- " ,. . . ,.• • ' f.D.J Fil Pic M The l1eig1 iunde: f'eaciJ A I> 11 noo rue cl ,.rved Follt l1eld was h class , Jordar th• 2! tord, 1 del Jt class, t Radfo del Jt O<ntetl ' Voters Like \Vise Presidential Candidates; One's . • Sense of. Humor Could Pr . ove Fatal at Votmg Polls WASHINGTON WPJ) -The .Amorlcan •oter Ubi bla prul· •entia! candidates to be wise, llut not to rosort to wbecrackll. One amart.alec:ky pllrua can turt a man and • frivolous opoech can doom him. In the hell of • Jl"lldanUal UI11paign Adlw StevenllOII cas· &ally Nmorked, "EU haads of :he world, unite! You have IIOihlng to lola but your yokes.• ~ woman. who had been work· lng for him vlaorously prompt· 1y sw&tch_ od to. Dwi&bl D.. Else~~er ':"th _Ibis ezplanation: 1 tan I vtsualize a pruldeut who It capable of makiilll auch nippant remarks." Nobody knows b01r lliii1Y followe4 ber, but It ,_.. to be a fact U..t Steven· oon's easy aense of htll110I' qurt him at the polls. . 1'l1e voterti want 1 lftlident who radiates a VIlli• attribute called "goodness and alnceri- ty." The Research Survey Ceoter of the Unlvenlty of MleltJ. gan, seeldni to find tho IUIIDD for ~wer's popularity, found out that that almost half ol his supporters simply felt that he was a good man and honest. luues were secondary. Varied IDflueacea Most voters form oplntona of eandlclatee by watching televt. re..nng newspapers and maga- zlnes. Few see the ·man in the flesh . Smne candida~ <Jcel in 000 medillfll ~ flil tn anoth· er. Sltveti!Clll ,.., more effeclive than Eisenhower 1111 the ra· clio according to post-election suf.eys, because he spoke In rounded sentences from a carefully prepared manusertpt. l!:i· 1 ;00 , llstento1 to radio and senhower sounded jerky o~ the radio, but once he got.oo tolevision he came across warm and friendly In contrast to Stevenson'1 eool aloofness. John F. Kannady probably turned thE tide of IIJe 1900 oleetion when ha debated Richard Nixon on televisioo. :: B ipe'.Threa.t Appare_ntly P.'""" ::U~!~ ~~ r:;.~·=~ :~u:~·:::;:-: An Exercise lorTired Feet: Riffle Patre wit.hToes • t ed.,;, Or Has Jt? fol'l!lllll .r ._ ,,, ,_,. Has • :fa ~iDe ~:':u.!"~·ls~~~ :n~~~"it':n..,.acr::::::, ~W:.U1111~o~m~ :=:.;~:): .2:; tbla ~ lor fjle expreu 11111:81'9 IIIII rl&bleolll, ;. vpler- Culpeper, Va. He wetll to lbe they to pnl!flcel. porllwoi :;:;~t~theoo:.~~ ~~~~ ;~~::et::! ~·~~: ~ ~ear.b!= •.~ ": :::::: :~r:: numbers sound like 10 1 butlle?'' my llllwtr to that Old World war I favorito ~ailed ts, "y~. " "When it's O'Clock in Kaew ..._. """'" 0 • . Italy it's Wednesday Over - - .,.....ro IIY DICK eternal vigilance Jl! l!!tl.J!l'lce ol Here:" , A bugler I knew in the Army VB!IM .frw ..._ trliU~ l!lllqUfllly . ... II ._,,. IPI!f8rB . . , om-e plantetl 8 crop of marl· WAsiiJJi'GTON (lJPJ)-A few U.t lht f.-.. of diBqulo\llde AI IU'sl glance, Proxmlre s JUana in a field near thE camp III!IIIIhl .,.., I lclnetl eerta1n.,.. al ...ark oa. •l!Ow fran~. .-luUoo might appear rela· where we were stationed. And Gu.t crusading journallsts in Sen. William E. Prc¢tllre, lively harmless. Tbe congres. the bugler for my ol4 boy '!"""t eatlflll ~~ to the aoUvl- DoWis., bta jll§l fl!lrodu!ltd; a IIDNII procllv1ty for proclaim- troop subsequently _was Indicted ties of the powerful bagpipe joint congresslooal ~IUillm to !liB 5p11Cllll ,...q ~ by and on two coonl! of dilfl!rblng ~ .,bby _In this country. proclaim tlle last week in Au· ~ge, a fairly Innocent pa.. peace. . Efforts were being millie to lila! as ~illonal Drltm 4! Bul~ lime. They were the OIIIY bqlt.. I NPN! the tarifl 011 baCJII]lel, a Corps Week. . It carrie• with It, howi!V.,., !IV"' l<new penonally. It mtahl lllep that would undoubt&dly St!vnd1 Tbe SBIJie liD implied bleo""' or endorse- ~lore he oeld lila' I oever stllwlota bagpipe imporls. llagplpes and drum and bu~e ment that mfabl lend to en· ~!new a bu~r who WM!I'I 1 ''Make no mls!Ue," we COfP<l, , <IS ygu know, have a courqe dnumnln& 8lld ~Ung. 4ellnquent. · . Wtl'lled. "U mOI'e baiiPipel art great d~! in common. Both To that extent, !lie rei!DiuUtin Moll bulle~'~, . 1'111 aqre, .,., brQIIiht II!, eomebody will try CIUI l'l!p!llre tbe tymphanlc lll a dlsl!nct mMaCe. · wholesome, cl.~ tddl. llut to play the~!!·" .· lljmlbrage and everything that Prom~ire Mllemjlll to jusllly Ill! ~ Nmltll pol!tts out, '11le hall]llpe . t apPareQt· they play IIDuodi 1M IH!Ille. the resoi•Uon by auertlng that there ue ilreldy . 111«t lllan ly hq dtssiJI'ted Willer the All bllil!ip!l numbers sollll<l drum end bugle corps "hava IOO.OQO A~lellD y~ en. barsh glare of publir:li)', but ilke the chcirus ol "who tm.w helped llgltt juvenjle delinqlleJio rolled 1ft drum an4tibjll ""'P'l· lftl ~ eharge often Is beard a!i~ the~r great future and~ lllo mud-sJlnaing stMts: Wbat,did ~ fi:!gp f\'fll' ~0 that newspa rs slant the news peace and honor In tbe orqrld, "Ill pollll<:ll, 1111 tn poker, tile lor Culpeper! Nobody could In faV(Ir of~ man thl!Y ..., Harry 'l'rwll!ln, St. Loul1, watiG meet oeandalllUII ehii'IGS recall that Nl:lon had ever d : 1UpporU!11, but the fa~u are Oct. 30, IIHI: ··~ ail !h' fake II to 111U 'fill and raise '0111. anything for Culpeper, and otherwloe. The overwhelming camp~, this II toJ)II_ID Ill' II )'QII aro dan~ as a fool, ~patgn train roliJd ""IIY number of papers balmlCe the as the Republican candidate t.s c!lll your OIIJlQII'!lll a danmnd Without anybOdJ Jnqulrlng what news carefully and confine their concerned. He has been follow· llloi, U he Sill'S y<)U Brl a Lyndon B. Johnson bad ever opinions to the etlltorlal PAi•· mg me and making speeches g,ook, call him • robber. II be done for Culpeper. Bernard R. Bereloon tn his about botne. molber, unity lntllltates that you Ill'! careii!Bll Voters wbo make up the wlebook "Voting• offers III• inter- and •!~ctency. He won't talk wii!I the 11111": leU your audl· \IIS!CIII ~en~ for a poliUCII estlng the.ory that charges of Issues. ance tbal he 11 a Jl!lthologteal opeec)l 11'1! ID eiUJtwe lot and unfairness against the preso There isn't any doubt thll · Uar." . a caatildate can never be 'qutte may stern from the fact thal Trumao's spoech will stick 1~- ' Another useful l!!clmiqll!l t.s ~· !lOw to lw!dla tbem. · HI one candidate makes more er In the newopaper readers to take the offensive lmmedf. Qowll, f9l' inJtanoe, IIIII 1 Wr news than the other and, Uiere- mind and Rradually he "lay alely q!llnst your opponent" by ~wc:liJ>n 01 tbem IU'C! lollll fore, hi• speeches and activities come to ~e concii!SIDD thlt the asking 1111 unanswerable ques- to I.'I80Dt bit IIJipe- bedominate the mind ol"lhe news- pre11 ion I reporting Dewey lion. Lyndon B. Johnson, run- cause be has forced the cancelpaper reader. Example: lalrly and fully. ning fill" vice presidept tn lf60, ._,lion of 1 favvrile PfOII'8III. Thomas E . Dewey, Des Humor t.s risky business lor proved .to be ID adept ]ll'acU- Ml!Uone of ~ an 11101'11 ll'eiD bls CIJIIII, "beo!adle AID'II'- fCIDB dls1lka · political . CQIIII'~ · In the haPw and pre{er to IJiteg eo ~1$ 1!1tb wblcb they •P'I· lkl'lla!ln'S study .of wters' ballltl intllcats only. one-thlnl of the ~ •em pie 11'8 "pll)' lnterllll'" fn. pollttcs iiPd tllo Ol. .llt's aU<U~ It most u.tJ 1o slot ol: Persons who have arad\llled from eoUep lllld Uti pail 45 yean of ap. ~ of lllfh ICOJlllllllc lllllt!l _ 1111 111 .., tlllaf meome·of ,IS,OI)II ., man -af1! twiQe q llteiY to 0..., 88 lhoae of low statut, Mell an IbiD IDtrlltad I WGIIIIII. ... AilE r Haro~ Bruce Mrs. and! Wfi&l Mr .• by It and ·: Brei~J 1Wbe1 BreD Wagr er A Kent Nyrn Mrs. Mr. : Jimr: Cornar lacend & Milia St., MiddlePort ~-.--------------~------- .,Dixie Belle· Aum and TC 101,.l.oz. can SALTINE~ .. 4 .• IIIJNf'S . TOMATO • ... ; 1.; t~ JIUN'f'S . KINGSFORD Orange· Crape Box .1JlUIIIC8 Jl'- cans WESSON ' MAGIC ~:: CHAR.COAL '99 BRIQUETS 20-lb. bag SHOWBOAT Pork ·aBeans RIGHT GUARD 46-~11. ' can• s1 GILLETTE 4' s1 . . ..1 BLEACH :01 . 59· 'ti-·49' .. 46·011, DEODORANT s~!. 69 End Cut Pork Ch~~~ Loin Cut Pork Chops · DRINK 89 -=-1111 I FRUIT COCKTAIL ·Center Rib Cut Pork Cho~s U. $. Cev'f. lnspoeted The Famous HORMEL HAM 10· HUNT'S PORI & BEANS 81/z,oz. Thorou1hlr Ctloked Rea~y-To·ht Cll 5 cyl. I ' t/ Thank You Cherry Pie fillinc 4 :;: , TENDERWF lEI BAGS 'co:.; II TEIDERLEAF INttiNT TEA BIG CHIEF PEANUT BOnER 1;; It SMUCKER'S BLACKBERRY dAM "1:; 41 STERLING SALT :ED ~·10 7=:· 10 HUDSOI TABLE NAPKINS . Ne.:l.. - .•' SUN JOHNION'I GLASSIS PLEDGE s3a3 ·u. S. Qov't. lwllt'.- PNmlum - can Kitchen TOWELS C.ay, attractive. styles & colors. c... J-1&.. Swlft'o Premium- ~Jo"'t'· Elnsp;:.~ E .RS. U5.w . All Meat Regularly lold for Anort1d Inspected •&··•• • ..,. 88 Ctnven)fnt WI' ft lb. dn. Hoat & htl 10-o&". pkg. 39 ctn. 9-oz. ~ pkc. Suckers lb. PEARS 27 ~~~;: 39 dn. Clork Peanut Butter bag THOMPSON SEEDLI!SS of6 Kisses lB. 19 Nuts s- each PLAIN OR PINK LEMONADE ' M~t Ham - Salisbury - leef - '~;: 89 6·01. cal · ... Morton's .DINNERS Chicken - lilsher'• lod Pistachio 10 MINUTE MAID Laaf - M••lcorn - 39 Turkey fish ...k SpC!ghetti Enchilada .. Blue Bonnet _M.. ;o.. .;rg::t..a_r_in_e___2_~~-~;._4_9 FilE lAKED FOODS kiUe EVANS av•NsCa · ke· SQUARE · sto,. TV HOT DOG OR '-'· ....... PUFFS White . Chi!Colate ~~119 Yil~w I ' . o...... kqul11r SSt lZ·.ct. pk,. Kahn'• 35 ,JIIEIERS A,\L MIAT i' .,.• J.' ' •. IO..z. character~ 0 • ,J Rolls Hti!IIIUIIOIR ttati• trays. loll1 .,. callept for •••v "-'~l.l••· f~;;hfrletl I\ HADDO~I 4 ..... , rortion• WHITE GRAPES 11 Itch Comp•r• •t 11.11 lotion Bleach Soaky Bath Le~uid U.uid Vel Palmolive Ii - 1'-otatoea~ 10 lb. bag , FANCY BARTLETT DISH CLOTHS f$r 1at1ng, writing. 40 bax 81 BRCEOADDED ~........~ _-lTEAIS ~~·---- ~------·- U. 5. NO.1- ALL PURPOSE '12~ ClEAT FOI QUICK SNACK$! Morc•11 Jonea Waffle We•ve Kln1 sb:•, llltltrt!tetl. Ptrftct l-et. 49 or lltlng NEW , Lartt 51•• Rif, ISc Volut! •w. Sla •• liack Cow •"d ·. s • 73 FRESH ... FRESHER ... FRE 11EST! TV Trays- Tray Holder pkr;. lb. .----r.-...-o-.1-,.--"\ 39 ~kialeu 1 ' ladies a"d Mon. Highfr ~led dni1ned to fit. for 3·oz. 59 r;~~h;;i;dCheese tb. MEAT The perfect IU"IItn" ,., Compare at 49c I Rtatrve The Right To .Lindt Quantititt ' ·~ lb. Fint for Cooking 14-ol, lntJ ut•• •o•u• lb.39 lb. 69 Spiced LUNCHEON 2 5-Qt. Jug . s-Ib, C:an . 3 TERRY ·. ;..rellltiMftt SWifT'S PREMIUM ' RINGO 1,;, Lti; .m. Beef Roas •EYAIS SUPER TRIM - SWIFT'S PREM1Uft1 U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED . Soup Mr. m BONELESS ROLLED HEINZ TOMATO Marl Cher; II I EVANS SUNDAY STYLE SLICED GI!OI"i graru Mr . . U. S. J~. U. S. COVIRNMENT INSPICTID Pea .,a. IVANS IUPII TRIM - en ca Huat'a Yellow Oli1g Radle ell .., educalfon, ~· . _ ll'f·r iCIN 1011 the Pll1 log to Improve fool CIIN fool. Wheo yoo do It poopeil)l, "'t'll a powfiC pJ ,, " .. lor lhreo decades. 1'oo walk oo your hee)§. ·~ ji1w fllllr ftU I' Dlmep PnveaiUie Dr. Rubin said the w 0 11118 !!8111 111 Ole N If _, teor '!1Ie damage, discomfort and least likely to lfamage their Cilf tb. tiilds .,. 111e1r lee nii_)J. crippling from the c e n 1 ~ a n fee~ via hlP bqe)l ,.. lboN wllb tlliriP IIJ!Ct ~ atllllbL" wearing of high heols, he ladt· weor the proper.,.. for the · .., wbllt hili ! T!JeJ. catad, Is preventable prov~ 1proper occasiODll. ~~~gr..., ~'· 11lat's 11hat.'l ed 11llslbl• women follow hil l "llflb haolt," be aald, "~Mold 'l'bfJ, too, ta a JINI.C.l!Ji !"""-" sellllble ldvtee. be rtllrved fer dnw _...,. lflt!a. Dr. RabiD lljol '!M ....,... "I'm not warrlnc on bflb becau10 they ore dressy . _ . aprt do tbl• ..,. -IHO. hoelt, as aucll, • he· ltlf4, "jUII For fti!IIU duty - houlewort• tao eare1ou to ·trim their Milt agailllt tho constant woortnc of or, ollloe, shopping - you oogbt p!oparly. · < Sllllle. 'l'hla throws the weight to waar COl)lfortable duty-type , "ADd they an Ullllllndfql Iii c1II the forward part of the fool. sbool. For play. wear pI a y the damage lhllr 'UII dollll ID' conlract. the call of the leJ an i llhoes." tbelffeet," bl ufd. ~ unnatural way and eventually Teen·AJe ll'aot Problem The nport, formar!J dhl'f tf feol can cauoe baek painl." In town lor the annual meet. of cUn1cJ at lbo! DllMk COil ,.. Dr. Rubin, editor of the t\lller- Anolber uerci01 he recom· log . ol the American Podrlstry of Poclrtatry Ill ChJealio, 1 al 1\ lean Podiatry ~lotion's mencled: wllk around the boule Aasoci1Uon, Dr. Rubin also dts. goneraHy tho haalc! thlllllllllif, "Journal" al!d ~ve !OCf&" tn yDUI' stoeking feet, cloJng a CU8IOll what apparrntly shBJII'lljloot hys- II'"- lllep lfllllll tary o1 lbe aa~on·a eoun. sort of ballel by rolatnJ your up u "the eommoo cold ,ot. clean. · . ~~ EMGE SMOKED 4 to 6 lb. Avj. Eug'" and I Dail"! l:) NEW YOM <tJPJJ - step right up for the lowdown DO how to help owrcome Injury to the too1s1es from steady wear· ing of high beets. . Step right up, atop a phone book . You're in yoor bare feet, of C*urso. Now curl your toes over the edao o1 the bo<)k and try to riffle the Jl8ltl - doing to the PllSet witllllll toe• what )'OU'd do wllb J(ll!lo lhll!ll- wbeD you riffle a d'ICk o1 Clardf. · Dr. Abe Rubin. a W~ D.C., fool expert dOliCrilled the oserctse clurinc lUI tnlei'vlew about the state or the nttlon's White, Aqua . Pink 4:11 4 rollo 79 60-ct. I . CHARMII CHARMII IIPIIIS bo• 't'~29 :~29 • ' . '·~ ' ~· ..- ' ; c. ~:t 1 �·'' -~ • • _,I ,. .; ThP llailg Sentinf'l ''I'm Not Worrl;d-1 May Steo 0• •t IIELEN HELP U.S!. Teaching, Not Text, Is The Essential p· IS mtere~ting to not~ the approach to education , <fnd it always comes I ( I ( I I I I ' 1 I I • ~ ) b •I I I 'e ( ~ ) ) ( ~ r. li )! Ill J A a l-- textoooks is t!te virtual omission of the to Negro, and according to their findings mind that we need 1to l'Onslantly reevaluate the schools and the type ol instrueUon that ts given As the time approaches for the opening of Meigs county sl'IJOol:- Waf~I that every teacher and parl.:'nl ask thPmselvPs how thev are go- SOCIAL \SECURITY Any Minute" r.OMMENT ATING EDITORIAU Y one o! the books gives no account of slavery in the coloma! period, another noth· ing about the Negroes after the Civil War, and a third does not mention Ne- YOI Cllol'1 o..r •v Helen Bott,l--' !Jr111 )t liN ONLv'299 bear llelen: What do 7iJ1! think ol a lfOIII· WileD '" were- nro\ l'IWTit!d, "' whO - . to the ~ we had pleniJ of Umt to do ket In I blklD!? - SHOCk£D grOes m any connection. things togtther. but no mDfit1. llNr Shocbd: . Of course, this type of criticism can Now we have tho mooey, but She's !IIIler en uhll>li!Onllf ing to <.~ssist the students in the rnany ad- be leveled at almost any text ever comno time. As 111J1 husband ftllt or a peddltr - , Jlla1bt boui. i ustments they are going to have to make posed. They all have their defects, but in up In hlJ professl1111, be jolnod . Or, . perhll.._·!he's . '!'ttl~· to livP in this world of ours with under- the main the text is only a guide to the civic OJ18nizaii«<IJ, COt Intel'InC I Pftwt! . plteb ; .ptnll st•nding of jts many protrlems. We are study of a sutJjert like histury. It is a ested In local' poUtlcl. wu (llld deeeptlvt paclt:lllna. - H. · su re that the- philosophy ol every •rhool starling pomt for the pupil and teacher I! I out •Jmoot enry night. For !)ear Helen: . · svstem needs to, be undrr constant scrut- to enlarge thetr knowledge, and not the my share, 1 got a lovely borne, can't a wife ~to the way iiw and flpxible Pnough to incorporate end in itself. part-lime belp, everythifll mo· she wants to? I told my · bus· We · can ref" all teachers in our day changes in the manner in which subject terial the children llld I want. band I was going to vGte Demwho saw to it that their studPnls were matenal is presented . We meet each other, romlng ocrallc this year - For tile One of the things that is often over· aware of the events taking place around llld golfll, for. of course, I nrat Ume Ill my long edullllfe. looked is the need to relate the materials them. Many will remember the regular have my golf and club WOI1t, He's a l!llNnCh Republlean, •• within the text to the last moving society arrival of the little publication "Current IIIII the oblldren have dozen:~ I have always ·been. He dein which we live. The other day we read Events," that treated of many sub_iecls of pursuits. mands I •ote the way he "-· about a group of university historians de· on the landscape of that period Today Sometimes 1 get a II'OBI l)o@s "love,' .honor and obey' ploring the !act that the current civil we are seeing wider uses made of the yeal'lllnlr for the way It used to ..lend to , poUIIcl? - DISII, rights movement. which they term as o~e daily newspaper and other publications be I'd liD 1o llllve Jill 11uoLUSIONED of the major historical events of the mid- within the framework of the classroom. ha~ retire and move to I b e Dear Sis: · century. is not being taught realistically We can not get too excited about what mountain~ llld Uve the llbnple What 101! do Ill that private in the nation's schools. Their observa- is included and excluded from the pages life. He says I'd die of bordeom: voting booth ,'- entirely up tions are contained in The Shape of Edu- of a text. We can not see how any teach· I'm just being oostalglc. Am I? to you. But don t light to swl~ er could ignore the happenings in . the cation for 1964·65. a publication of the SIMPLE WIFE - keep quiet llld do u JIIU National School Public Relations Associ- civil nghts movement wh1ch get the lions please tOr your husband may ation. They attempt to identify new share of the headlines. Dear Wife: swing you around by the ean.) The difficult problem is the intorpre· trends in education which will effect Probably. "Going back" ts _ H. what goes on in the nation's classrooms tation that is plared on the things that never the way you expect It to Lillie Leqae Bod! are laking place. A teacher of history in in the months ahead . be. Why don1 you arrange a Dear Helen: These men charge that seven h1slory our county would inrtePd be remtss 1[ II>MUND VALTMA_H, HARTFOU Tt.MIS ~ long vacation, rent a mountain 1 Hve by a Little League texts used widely in schools all over the they did not inform their students of the cabin, and find out? - H. diamond. The language 1 hear country ignore or distort the role of the events thal transpired here in connecDNr Helen: Is disgusting. Fl'lllll the ll'OWDtion with the operation of the l!nder· Ne~ro in tlJa.history Of t~ countr~ ... 'Ibls topless swim s u it ups, thalli. And the sportsmanTheir clr.l'rge is that the respons1btbty ground Railroad to help free slaves The thing? ship Is sad. It's anything to contributions that were made m the CJVI] for un<elisfacto" texts i§'llue to the fact ~ Women have been yelling • · win, appa~tly, and the ad· 1hat puhlishers are playing up to the sen· \\r~ar whkh freed slaves an<i to the size. bout equallly with men for a ulls get Into llghts when thelr !'litivitit>s of thr southern market They able group of the race who have helped ~ long tjme now. But when a teaiTlll doesn't. 1~ this teaching further claim that the greatest defect in to fashion our community. V man designer tries to g i v e youngsters the pn?clpalo of good · · them equality _ the ladies ac- ~rtsman~hip? I d say rather · · · tuall icket stores that sell 11. Jt • teaching them that I h • .c _ National Window mate, Rep. Wtlilam E. Mtller then of American neutrality to YP have been game isn't the thing - It's com11 1 By LYLE WILSON of New York, both applauded lend 4(J over-age destroyers to As for suit 1ng out top dog that counts. 1 10 UnJted Press International Johnson 's firm action although the British navy. In retwn, wearing Pd ess bod r I'm for going back to the ball 8y DOROTHY KILGALLEN many toyears ever game on the corner lot-wheri Events have mousetrapped Goldwater later suggested that ,,~DR go1 1ong term or unr~·t· tried arrestan me·no lf ywomen Sen. Barry M. Goldwater at •the Red attacks may have been ed naval base 1eaoes on vanoos h' they' adults didn't mix tn and try to 1 1 the outset of his presidential invited by weakness in U.S. pol- British islands. The British ;ere mt jua~ ~no 11lall8ge things for the glo,Y of campaign just as Wendell L. icy toward Southeast Asia. been desperat~ for . ~~so:" y f Jes fr:n mak· tbemaeives. - D. T. ' Willkie was mousetrapped in May ~orne Issue to protect theu AtlantLc con- ~· eepthi:.Cmatbe have some- Dear D: 1940 when he came roaring out Miller cautioned questioners voys. : m:' d 't h~ e _ POR- You cantt wipe out all LitI Dorothy Kilgallen is on vacation. mind to sing ft. of his corner shouting '' l wanna to remember that if ~utheast Popular opinion ln the TEn: ey on v· tle League beeause .some are Hrr ~ ue~t columnrst today is on• of It " hard to match that perfection ; meet lhe champ." Asia is not no.- a presid'llltial States supported FDR'Ii H len· poorly manng'!l'· JUat as you 0 8 ht ~r favOCite entertainers, ptamsl· with the present day when every yodeler ! The events that comptlled eampaign _ issue, it may be- t r deal and Willltie had ~/~.:res ·that a male design- can't downgrade all PI'A'I besing~r Robby Short/. in the clvilized world has taken a crack Goldwater to recast somP of Ws come an Issue agam before the 9 roye •&6ld cause a few fall sbort - or 1 w1-th the to~ · strategy too k pace 1 · Wh he h · endorse it in his er woo come ou ,. ._ ' By BOBBY SHORT at mutilating the poignant Larry Hart I campa1gn elect1on. et r sue an Issue . . 1es it 1 think men fashion condenm aII teep..agenIIIC" The one thing that gives me the most lyTiC, like the people who sing "I.Jon't I in Southeast Asia's Gull ol Ton· would he worth anything to the speech. Alter tosmc tho .. s s~ ;, 11 must hate wom· cause a small percentaile are ple:lsure \\'hPn I sit dOwn at my piano at Change Your Hair for Me." kin. The North Viet Nam Pt GOP would depend wholly on tion, Willkie wound up e•per ~ ~ constantly llgur- wild. Worklng to Improve what Le !'a price these mghts 1s the knowledge My unforgettable introduction to the boat attack on U.S. destroyers public opinion. It is reasonable travelling representative ol the en t nt wa s to make we have is far better tball losBthat in some small way l have helped world of the obscure tunes was an album almost automatically restore to believe now that the public ! Roosevelt administratior in ~g .ou 1 k e~e fools _ NOT ing it away as unworkable. 1· contrihute to the acceptance of tl1e ob- ot Rodgers and Hart tunes by Lee Wiley, the bipartisan front on South- overwhelmingly approves of 1eign parts. Having joined r~: 00 H. . srure ror once oh~cure 't !'ihow tune by a of whurn I had never heard until a friend east Asia policy. Barrmg Sen. Johnson 's firm stance. wit.h FOR on the naval 'This column Is dedlc8ted to p,nodl\' portion of our population. It presented it to me. Then there was an Wayoe Morse, 0-0re., a pre- II was Willkie's unfortunate destroyer deal, Wendell THI! ALMANAC family living, so If you're hav· war.:n't alwa~·s thus. believE' rne. evPning in a tiny room on W. 52nd St. to dictable maverick, all purty i lol in 1!14D to be booked to never after was quite able By United Press lniernalltmal. ing kitf trouble or just pla)D Lt:>ss than 25 yrars ago a performt>r hear Mabel Mercer, the first time I spokesmen have endorsed make his speech accepting the make_ a real fist an~ _to Toda is Wedneada _A• . 12, trouble let HeiOII Help YOU . who tried to please an aurlienre with the heard Jimmy Daniels sing a song, and President Johnson s hard-oosed Repubhcan presidential nom1· sluggmg. His camp818J' th ~h da of 1~ - -: 141 She will also welcome your own works of Rodgers and Hart. Cole Porter, Ted Straeter's supevb recording of "The . reaction to the North Viet Nam nation shortly after Franklin D. lood bul ineffective. FDR to ef ¥ wt amusing experienc:i!s. Address 11 I aggression. Vernon Ouke, Harold Arlen or Leonard Most Beautiful Girl in the World." Roo.evelt had abandoned what· more amused than alarmed by ow. Is h' gill Belen Bolle! in eani ·Of I his Bernstein was runn;ng the ri•k of tremg Spouting a Porter lyric seems indig- I Goldwater and his running ever may have been left by Willkie's efforls. moon approac '" newspaper. quarter. gnirted hy blank stares frnm any audi- enous to nightlife as we enjoy it, presum- 1 The momtng ·•tars are Jupience except thnse in a couple of the very ahly hecause nigptli!e should be synony- 1 mous with the kind of. sophistication chic New York clubs. Th:O:"nin~~~ ~:!: ~TINR Some Yfars ago in California I was ' where the gold cigaret holder, the latest Those bom today are under ·DIVOTID 1'0 INTIRII'f OP booked into a Los Angeles spot The fas hions and, of course, sparkling chamthe sign cif Le<.. MEIGS MAlON ARU Haig, which had been shut down because pagne are the order of the evening , By Wayne G. Braodstadl, M.D. 1w~ight and a lear of goong to !asleep this can be .lone easily On this day In lilstory~ • -.... ,.., a pNformer had featured off-color songs The quality that I lind most endear10 Adults raoety sleep around bed. but if the child resisLr such a In 1867 President Andrew • • The management Wlj1ljed me that I ing about Cole Porter is in the almost 1 Johnson 8j,pomted Gerl. Ulysses ...,.,1.,...,.,., """·' rff . ..._ ._ could expecl allki11dS<!ff llisits from local ell•sively simple little ballad he seems th~ cl0r·kt but a newborn mfant 1 A S..year-old child if not too maneuver, he is fakin~J. ' ytou shoudurld glthve Grant secrellory of war. . "':io"::,..':.,"f."., '1::,':'~ police and ot!Jh officials. and told me to to toss off without batting an evelash, hw01 nor~ally sleep about 22 '. youkng to lebarn to fak• these _at· h_ID this case 11en •on urs a ·J<:~~·· tat: s to o tam extra attention. 1m more a ,IDI . . e In 1877, Thomas Edison com• Offlal ,...__ W'l ' s. avoid using ari'f,.1yric that might be ques- such as "After You" from "The Gay DiBy the tlme he rea•,hes the . A good lest is genii: to try to , day but inoiot on his bebavtng leted a crude model of the ' " """""'· ~ •• ~ ' tioned by theoi:!1AJJ went ~~-~11 until <;orne. von-L:o.e," and "I Love You Samantha." 01 age of 2 months he may sleep open his eyelids. U he i:J truly I blmself at night. pntalk'ng achine ' " · • - '""'""" one in the audience requ~s ted "f:xperi- from the movie "Htgh Society." I have 20 h tS I IOU ~ ef .... Hit 111ff1W .. llciiiCN¥, ours . At 4 .nonthS. lv' '" w In lf91I a m peace treaty was Ofl ... ment." never grown borPd with either of these hour.. At one yeur tht average . Jgned • d I n th s anl·sh ..., .. ~~I .... That did it. An officer derided the songs and will sing them at the pop of a baby will sJet:!p 14 to JC hours I r mm s -.; g e p ........ ~:·~::.L·::... re.:ss:e:n.. lyric was Sl,lggestive and I soon was in champa.rne cork · ' American war. If your year·old baby sleeps I • . • In 1936 German 's Nazi _ ,.. ._..._ ... ,.,. c"'. ..., ,.,...._ Ocbsionally a famous songwriter front of a heBritJg ·commit1ee I explain'said lt ..::::-::: ed that !"Experiment" had been wnttrn finds the time to spend a couple of hours less than thiS but appear> to be hap~y when he ts awake, there , in the Spanish clvU ....., . . ·..., • ...._ • • 1 by Cole Porter for a musical romed~,.· pre- in a mom where I'm working. lt's al· IS no need for con~em. If he D.lu, ..,...., ,.,... ....... • sented in London in the 30's with Ger- ways fiatt eri ng to have a Bart Howard or trude Lawrenee. as its star, and that the a Cy Coleman sitting in Le Caprice wpile sleeps more than ~.is average . A !bought lor tbe day-Henry .. ,.,1JoO,. _ - .; lyric contained no l!idden allusions. one of their songs is being sung, and the but on_ wakmg ts alert and mtere!ited m h1s surroundmgs, there II¥ K. c. THALER shchev considered tbla said: "Nothing ls 10 .,.., ,.. .,...., "" It would have been a fine explana- acid lest of how you are doing with a -• no need to worr~ . United Pr<!oo IDtenollonal bly alarming enough to much to be feared as . lear." ....,. ,.,. ..... tion, except for OM thing: my interroga· song is simple. If a composer likes the When a child of 12 or 14 . a trip In May to tor had never heard of Cole Porter. way you play it. you're doing it right. months habitually wakes up in LONDON (UPI)-communist he made the base for "' • • .lule Styne has on several occasions the middle of . .. night and Chma, winch has chosen Alri· to Africans. The acceptance of the so-called "oh· ta ken my place at the Steinway to run cries without appar~nt cause ca as the kc!Y area for its drive Ch. , scurf!" song is a source of pleasure but throu9,h a new score for curious ears, hts parents may attrtbule capture the leadershi~ of the is deaigned to w'::." s the price has been dear in manv instan- 'Y~ilc Vernon Duke, whose favorite allto, paWul ~ething. But if the , ~nder-dev~opedlnfllwortnldli: os push- Africans by offering ces. One recalls with pleasur, tile days hme eomposer is George Gershwin, has crying usually stops as soon as mg a maJor on CHID· · stru gle against . when "My Funny Valentine" Was an un· accompanied me many times when I've the child is p1cked up, it proves patgn In the contJoenl. iBm IIIII colonJaliam. 11 known and lovelv thing that, ~o11ld be , felt the need to stand while singing one that pain has nothing to do with Peking Is doing Ibis pollcy o1 lgj]mlli¥1 ..· 8 heard only when Matrel Mercer had a of his exquisite tunes. • it. combined diplomatic . militant revolutions, 88 opAl 1 year, your babv i:J not cal and economic olfenawe. to Russia'• ~ too young to learn that he must all appearances, lt has already It a~lo to btl _ w1Ji111 •tspect the comlort of others made sizeable inroads. racialism and make his own contribution Jn· record Umt China has p klng · lA! Ito caJDIMilp to a peaceful lamily lile, but up 15 elllbauies throughout Af· lr e ·~= s teri 111 . h<. will not learn this valuable rica, representing about om ~everallld lessoo unless you teach II i m third of her total atttJ bases ~ gently but firmly. representation , Eut. Mall 11111 the Middleor Babies and loddlero are aat- of them are manned With . . orally ·ughl sf.epero 10 don't e•- personnel. · Guinea are tile ~ba101 In ,..t tbem to go Jato a real deep The oflenoive Ia two-pronged: west and the ;,;oq• lor afeep until IIIey ar. 4 or 5 yean It Is directed against the JJOnca .. old. AI I!Jis a1e they are eapa- called lmperialllt West · and Twe Key Polodi ble ol wearing lbemselveo 11111 equally against Ruasla Ghana and Tanganyika pbysically, Once asleep, It 11 influence Peking · apPears are Important key -pointl, almost tm..,ssible to arouoe ttennined to under-mine notably ' becau"" .of t!Jem. oust whe!"er poaslble. to Nortl)enl ~11 ' Between 2 and 5 many clill- AU indicationll auuP.St Motamblque. dren develop night rerrors. has choOeR-Afrti:a a 15 ·f!lliba..;.. Somellmes these are ·relieved hattlegr~' ht the< .presently - a.-mil a b) ~ivlng the child a very . light leadership: Oi ·the · ol o~ly tl ·, ln As\a-aro evening meaL In others a small munist in~~~t. . Zalozlbar, feeding that is high in sugar Mad; ' lfl:ba Uganda, content and given just before The gr,o.,lng · · ·Sudal;l, bed will stop the attacks. In o which Pe~lnr· at.~het - , Mall. few youngslers they m nol l was SJ!!(tlll!flloe4 . and stopped unu: the tonsils and yuor w~n hem,i~. Jl!!oo ,En,..,,_,'·· •derooids are remove<' For th1s /chose to•·toilr.·-MIIran slot& . reason the child who has fre- a Sustained. to quent night terrors shouid have · tlje ·""'"7'. a thorough checkup before the won ' ottocks have caused looo of Helen: . . . . Dec • I , Th l Capt 0 Repor t S From MASON FURNITuRE CO. MASON, W- VA. NEW PACK CANNED GOODS . . AUG. 1% The While Ro.. Lodge Auxll· 1ar1· of lliddleporl will bold tbeJr aoaual picnic Wednesday evening at the Middleport Road. lide Park at 6 p.m. b members and tbelr families. Those etteitl!lng are asked to bring a eovl!red dJoh and table service. AUG. 13 -• 14 Market Report 1-lb. pkv- DELICIOUS ANN PAGE-WITH TOMATO SAUCE Special Reg. 55c BANQUET-FROZEN 2i\7C." Egg NoodlesPork & Beans ,~~· 29C 49 C Olives JANE PARKER ORANGE· COCONUT pkg. , '> SULTANA-STUFFED 10'12-oL ------l•r ' FOR FRYING ".. BIIQILING OR .. ...... BAR-B-QUE Marriage Plmu Bei~'l Announced . 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ANN PAGE of 12 entary "".J;!... 00: 01. uns . JANE PARKER -==.,,:-.. :· ..,.,.. .!, c 1-qt. ,,Sandwich Rolls NEW 39 C Glazed Donuts Pie 3 ~::: 89c Cream Pies THE DAILY ·. uns pkg.23c -d:. !oold not~- 00 1-lb. uns of8 I Red Chma Chooses Mrica As Key Area £or AggresSlOD • BEANS JANE PARKER I I TOMATOES A& P BRAND OUR FINEST .:l'/" Fo e.#gn Ne ws Co IONA CUT GREEN Retails effective tbru Aug. 15 in Middleport-Pomeroy Suli 1 IONA 1-lb. mtk to Tollay's Jfelliral Report ......... c......... ,..,... I Vfl'1ce of Broadway ••• re'lorting 3 ROOMS New Furniture �' ' ., l \ ~DIIily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl~port, o., Aug. 12. 1984 "'--0 ,.__ pll die ~ ·111111 M'r1. Harlll FrP!k. . ·. . Mr. and Mn. lllr<>ld =~ Collide Long Bottom . ilf;.rdo~Jilves~a:""" s . ty' News tw,_ ll<cldent Tuesday 10 a. OCie • ..-~M · Tu """ay ormng Co F • 1964 M ' ason unty ru.r Op · 7 Wd d ens at Theon e nes ay :~.:n~~m!g'::~ In PT. PLEASANT 19M The Stylo Show Is scheduled to •ason County Fair officially begin at 8 p.m. and Ralph Shan· !fened today with a nag rals- non & His Boyo will provide tb• 0g ct>remony and invocation to ent•rtalnment at i p.m. and the lie held at 7 p.m. this evenln~ !964 Fair will close with music or the Point Pleasanl A I g h by the Visions beginning at 10 ZchooL ,p.m. John Heiskell WSAZ·TV Pulr I On Friday, August lith, Mr. licit y. will be th• . . 11Cartoon ol WSAZ.TV will appesr prm<'lpa 1to judge the Pet Parad• at 6 speaker p.m. Ute Pet Parade will award 8Q p.m. the Maso~ ;•~7 plaques and Kennedy ha~-dol· At Fcur ueen ront~t WI e e htrs for the Best Dressed Pet, al injury. A car driven by Donald Rsy Pritchard, 21, Parkersburg, was struck In the rear by a car driven by Floyd Wallace Houck, GaiUpolls, at a construction alte on tbe bigbway when the dri· vers became confused on the flagman's signals. Neither drl· ver WB! cited. Three Girls are ~nd at 9 p.m. wtll be " Mason Largest Pet, Smallest = Jam:l·=lbo Those ylsltlng Rev. and w. K. Riggs were Mrs. DeUa Smltb, Belpre, Mr. an<l Mrs. Eatwel Pack, Callfomla, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Acrrup, Rlttman, o., Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huflha• and Opal Mink, Gall1· poUa, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarl09 mus. Columbus, Ohio,, R81 Riggs and son, Gene, Mrs. Riggs' birithday WB! observed. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Yatea, Chi!Ucothe were calling on Mr. and Mrs Dave Yates1 Shirley Jackson is vlsitlng relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs. Oscar Babcock were· visiting Herman Marshall Success, who is 111. Relatives here have receivd word of the serious illness of A. J. Carter whG is In the bOS: · 00 pita1 .~~ 0 reg . .Vjslting Mr. r a~ndM~~s HoPterce were M . .M bart NeweU and Mr. and rs. Johnnie Newell, Chester, Suzie Cooley and son, Jim, SteUDbenj ville, 0 ., Mr. and Mrs. Russel Van Met~r and Dora Pierce. The Golden Rule Sunday School class of the local churchh ld. lcnlc at Portland es e a p . Park . ''Mr· and Mrs · Lawrence· ·Kh.r ble, Rogers, 0 ., ~ere . vasltinS Mr. and Mrs. Davtd Smith. k Mr. and Mrs . Oscar Babcoc were visiting Mr. and Mrs. . o· MasSterlmg Massar, Jana sar's birthd~y was observed. Naomi Pickens, Alfred, Ben Ruth and moven Kaeo: ::b·w:: Mr. also attended the Rutb at Belpre. Ruth Stethem Is spending eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stethem, Belpre. . Mri. Judy Riggs received word of the dealb of her cousin i~ in4JIIJIII. '' Mrr. ujd Mn. Dave Yates are spending several daya vbitlng relatives at Slrullurg, Va. Visiting Cora Swan, who Is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman. Keno, were Dr. Mrs. Morgan, Tens, and . Mrs. Ol've Yates. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Musar Gene Riggs were vtsltint and Mrs. Oscar Babcqck. :M'ary Pierce was visltlng Inez Newell, Chester. -By Violet SmHb . • Jrukend u S~m = In TOieciJ, J'ult rr::· a:: - Chestnut Ridge Society News !·1 ) • BPS Paints ' BANANAS Rights Reserved ToUmlt Quantities! ,... MATERIALS CO. ' MASON, W.VA., 3·5554 ,, ~P. ' PORK SHOULDER,. .•• 'Mre·•• City . .. , . ••. .. Oc<"Uptt lon Sisti'" ., •, l'eltopllon• No . "" Major James Devereux was of the heroic defense of ~ w~kf' Jsland by the U. S. Marine Corps. 1 I leader A.JII , • e NO GIMMICKS eNO STA-MPS e JUST HONEST-TO-GOODNESS_ FOOD SAVINGS DAILY ' 303 .... ..... · MASON DRIVE· IN ·~ _0 i KENTUCKY BEAUTY ' . \ ' . • • TONIGHT Rlchard. Burton and Jean Simmons in "THE ROBE" lCoior> 2tAt .,.. , - C I I I. ' . J1 - Wall DisneY• ~ri!LLOWITONE CUBS" l lb. bog ' 39c 1'- 10 -'84 ONLY FIVE YEARS AGO Sobhia Loren and c1n1 Ohio LabOr ·· . Endol'SeS LBJ For President I • • ,- ' Spray Bomb. ...1.39 Fa,bric Softner . 59( '12 gal. plastic jug SPECIA:l l Regular 39c -· \.~·· • B, ' :I- &~ . . ~· :. ' ' . ~· . \ '·· . .:_ ~ macist assists in I~ is VICtory. . -...,,, e3 Rogistorod Plutrmttcllfl To s.,. You ; ' ·¥ ,, . . ·• ~ ~.. j . -~~~,.,1 \lo: • ·•.. .1 .. _, , · -. ~ ~ t ' (• ~ '. ' I • .'"J;!/o~~l' ~ "' • ,.. , " • : ."~·-:;<. . 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' . ,..,, ~ See TIN Qelly Sentinel Thum,lly for lOcal nterchiiits ..Je tla.. ~1'"./.'"" . , I ' ' only '· ler.ecled BREAD DOUGH fl!i !"ffllllllllee dt!ll-. . •re open Seturd1y nlgh,t until 9. , EXTENSIVE COLI.EGTION' OF loc1l merchants,, thl• c~mlnf, Frid~y •~d Seturilly, Afl•tern ·• \ \j . .49~ . lb. ·pkg. ·3-lb. ' SIZ8 • ~ •• . 'l Morton's TO, REOPEN The Cbue Funeral borne In llllUalld wiH reopen August 17, wltli Mr. Thomas Mart1ti' of CoIuinbua u manager and dine· tor. Mra. N8!MIIl Cltue Howtu will a"lst u receptktnlat. A further 8llll0tlllcelllt will be mada later. For home end femlly. You1111Ve more whlln' you •1!0, your wins anew over disease, and your phar- Pomeroy Kills All lnHctsl Entri.es In horse coolonna· lion judging lor the Meip County Fair will be received by Fair Board Secretary Frank II. Jobnolnn until 4 p.m. on 'J'hun. day, Attll. 13. Fair board ollieIlls noted that lbrouflh 'rror the premium boob Hall 4 p. m. on Aug. lJ u ll!e deadline. ust the Dollar Day1 11ie oHel'l v~~~ 011 wefythlnfil you'n~ not yet estab lished. Every day, medicine WY. 2-2955 ,( ' *frozen Foods Sale1r you ~· money, s~ every Aut- ' .. Your locel . . _ like to - could no t be written, because uses were REXALL DRUGS 200 ct. pkg. J . ' ' -lb. tin CARAMEL LCED ·CINNAMON ROLLS • .. .J .. . many present day prescriptions . -. ' House & Garden Raid e BAKERY Bend, Area Two Big Daysf· . .. 7·9. rp Grind DEADLINE NEAR Sa!urday AUG·. 14 ... J No.2 Easy Monday BIG SEMI-ANNUAL "'Unborn Thenk You Cherry RACINE, 0. 15 SWISHER & LOHSE ur 4or. "THE LION" -.anU- Muximiiian Sche1 in ' ''THE C!!NDEMNIO OF ALTONA• tOe --~---lb• . Chose • r_ · · . Libby's Vien11a Aut. 13-14 William Holden . 19( Crackers •••••• Sausage ...·• .. 5 .... $1 $1 3 ,: ~f.J.e Fill in~ .... Pa.p er Napkins l9c 1-lb.box -and- Thur.-Frl, 4 Inner pkgs, Pride Sellin• WAID CROSS' Frid~y . ... eNO FANCY DEALS 1 . .. . • •• , • . ~ RT.124 0,0.. I te I - · Tllru let. 5 $1 ~ Fru1t Cocktail . --~m:'·'"* RACI'NE We've Cooked . · Up Some Real FOOD VALUES for You I 3 ·lBS. $1.19 STOKL~Y'S ,.,.,... ·~~ ~ Fifth and Pearl . THIS WEEK! Ntll>':' '· . 'I $LICED i I "'nn• Stan IVtlb A Bart" lollflt 7 '' HOGG & ZUSPAN FRENCH FRIED POTATOES THEY ARE VALUABLE! I WOMEN WANTED e Plywood , a..- ..i.l l Food Mllket ' TUPPERS PLAINS: . ' ' . 5 SC Pork &Be,ns BEST COLA !UY RACINE LY,ONS .CioY;r. F•rm Store 1f PINK carton serves 18 · j ' ~ I LB. NOW IN HALF-QUARTS ! I ' ' check·Our -Gnat SavbttsJ m.:.m Royal Crown Cbla Returned to • Special• On Do!lrs · • • WlndoWI • Fremlng IMtilrhiii SALMON 1 -· MrBtL V arney .' I ::=:=::::::.:_....,.____ THE SHOE BOX ( r • '121nch - - - - SLICED BACON SUMMER SALE • '100M . ---- ·- --- I Pet, In Style Revue 00111'10 to Mrs. Robert RawCounty Band co~rt follow~ Most Beautiful Pet, Most Obed- PT. PLEASANT - Three Ma. Mre. MUiard Wildermuth. by a re<"ord hop m the gym 3· ient Pet. There is no entry fee son County 4-H Girls are parRobert Roberts Mtu EJb. 10 p.m. for the Pet Parade. · ticipatlng in the State 4-H Style abeth Flclt. Mra. Fisher~ ~hursday . ~ugust 13th the Review this week at the State Mn. Bradford~ Mrs. Fred Fa•r gate~ will opf"n at 8 -~ - m. 1 4-H Camp at Jackson's Mill, Lelfhe.lt, Mrs. Charles Riffle· The .Jumor 4-H Horse oho~ , Two Privates End Weston, W. Va. , and Mrs. Harla!l Wehnmg. Is sch~ul~ _at HI a.m. _an ] Automotiv Course Miss Pamela Buffingto~ is Youth i:l('tlv!lles will begm at e representing the county m the 11 a .rn . MASON - Two soldiers from Wool Outfit Contest 'I1le irlli A fl'ff act by Vicki Lynn. high ; ~ason, Privat:s Robert E. ~ur· were accompanie<t. by wire· specia list will be present· ns and Edwm F. Neutzhng, W nd , Ste le Co t Exten MOTOR TO LOOAN ' d h 2 30 hflve completed a l~week auto- a a mp • un Y · Members of the Tri-City Sew· ~o:~e; ~;;:e a~rt~ns ~otive repair course under the ~on Atilt, ~orne U~monstraing club motored to Logan Mill> _ will perform. The 4-H on g I Reserve Enlistment Program at than, 1w .re ~tt serve on day evening where they were judging Is schf'duled for 5 p.m. I the Army Ordnance Center and e P annmg co ee. guosts of Mrs. Russell Wilson. and the Horse Pulling runtt> sl ·Sf'hool, Aberdeen Proving I V I Hostess gifts were presented to 1 · · IG nd Md P eaaut al ey Hosplta Mrs. WUSOit who sarved a d.. at 6 p.m. L~ttle 1'f_llss Mason ~e 'are . scbeduled to com~ ADMI'ITED: Mrs. Mabel CurCount~,. and L1ttle M1stf'r Mason Y . . ry, Pt. P~asant; CUrtis Bums, County will be chosen at a con· pl~t_e the rema~nder .of their Cleveland, Ohio. test to begin at 7 p.m. The live· military obligatlon with the DISCHARGES· Od A t' · Paul en Bush us m, . '"th Ordnance Company' an Henderson· Mrs stock judging (open anc+ .Jumor oJUV dJVision ) will bf' hf' ld at 8 ]J.m. Army National Guard unit in Hend : Mr Norman Stew: and 3:45 will be the Baby Beef ~- Point P.leasant. Bprris, son of art ~~on.dau ~ter Arbuckle· Show Vicki 1vnn will perform Mrs. Ahce M. Gtlmm, Mason, . g ' • •. b h o : W Va attended Wahama High Mrs. Jack Hart,• Leon; !H 9 p.m. follow~ y t e rtons . ., mond BenUey Pt Now In Progl'fll """d the evening's entert<~ln- 1 school. Neutzling, son of Mr. Gold' Chri ti' 8 · t" ton 13 5 an, un mg · ment will come to a close with i an~ Mr:.11. Bernard C. Neutzling, music by the Vision.., at ill p.m. 1 Fourth st., is a 1961 graduate F rida~. August 14th, the first ! of Wahama High schooL . . ' Mrs. Mlnnle Campbell. Columt•vf"nt will be the Tractor Dr1v- 1 Mldclloport, 0. recently visited at Geneva ing Contest at JO a.m.; Dairy I 1ntere8ted Persons home. Show and Dairy Judgin& at 't d , t Q b 0 30 p.m. Vicki Lynn and the OrDVI e ID u . tons will •ntertain from 3 until , PT. PLEASANT - Th~ Pomt when the Rooster Crow· i Pleasant Junmr Woman s Club - - - - - - - - - - tn:· ~~ntest will be held. The :is inviting persons .between the BY MRS. ALTA CONE Greased Pig and Greased Hog · ages of 18 end 35 mterested. in Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bobo LB. cont~st will be held at 7 p.m.' the CJub and its objectives to Chillicothe spent the weekend CAN _ and then frt>e entertainment Ipre~;l'nt her name to Mrs. Rat here and attended the Casterwill take place until 'the Baby imo~ Ferrell, membership Ogdin and Green Reunion at Beef sale at 9 p.m. followed by ·chalr'!lan, pho?e 945·J. Columbia Chapel. EACH BOlTLI:: the Visions at JO p.m. '. .tiational proJects. for the _Jr. Mrs. Millie Coen and daugbSERVe:& THREe: The closing day ot· the Fair.1 <-:Juh are ~ARE, WJth con~J~u- ter spent a few days th~ past Saturday. opens with a Horse · twns gomg_toward budd.mg week with John Paul Henslar Show - Halter Class Only - Hl !sc~ools. Pro)e<:t . Hope. Hospital and family in Newark. 10 a .m. followed by the Jun- Shlp; State ProJects 15 M~ntal Kevin Cone . Ath~ spent lor Judging contests at ll a.m. 1Health and local. culb. proJects the past weeek with his gr8Jld.. "· greasy pole contest begins are the Well. Chtld cl~c; Ma- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alberrt tt 1 p.m. then fref' entertain- son County Library, Sprmg S~y~e Cone, . .nent, The Ortons, and Vicki !show 8~ other worthy c.tVIC Jerry Huff and family Dayton Lynn, from 2 p.m. u~til 3 p.m. ~ undertakings. The club meetings recently visited Mrs. Glnewhen the 4-H club activity Day are t\rld on the second Tuesday va Foster and MiSI!l Connie 'Nill begin. 3:30p.m. there wm 1 ~f each month September Weyland. 1Je an Old Time Fidd\eN Con- through May, Roy Jack and family, Cleotest and then at 6 p.m. the 1 · -- - denin, W. Va. spent a few SAVE YOUR R. COLA, "Trial · of the Cen t"ry·• Wood· 1 A>mual Membership days with bis mother Mrs. Na,.. NEHt fRU' rKU'" row W. Rrown vs. Woodrow Mf':eting Announced cy Juck and his sister Mrs. ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS Mace will contim1e until 7 p.m. P'T'. PLEASANT _ The an- Harry Pettit and family. nual membership meeting of H. A. ~e and son Athens I the Southern States Point PleacaiJed on hiS brother, Mr. and We Will Pay '12 Cent Each st:~nt Cooperative will be held Mrs. Albert Cone Saturday. To Your Fuorite Cherity. August 20th at 7:30 p.m. at Mn. Ham Pettit was a i Point Pleasant High School. Pomeroy visitor Monday. a;•• 18 to 59 I ,Jam~s Shadle, c"hairman of t.he Board of Directors, will preFOR SI'ARE TIME tuln inr, wllh nr without hl(h side . Sandy F. Pyles, manager ~rhool l'duc.1Uon to !earn pra~tt of thP. IOC'a} Southern States, cal nuntnr. Th~r11 I ~ • crltl<'al ~hnt . Ill! of practical nur~l'~ tn will give a report on operations thiJ .rea. You ~n> 'leede\l 'I d~;>e · torR' u!lilltanl.ll, tn clinic•. lnRtl· and sf'rviees. David Keefer will tutlon1, pri~ale duty, "'"· Shol't sPf': , on young farmers and sparr time tralnlnl!l wlttl eat)' tul· tlon plan. Spet:lal c!ll~lll!t for malt' th~Jr future in agricultllrt. Char;j I nurse~. For r r•~ hootlttt to1ll'"d " l'raet1ral Nur~n1 and Von ." leF Pyles. Jr .• will be the song -, wtlle >oda.•· leader and the Chapel Trio will Fr" Plactment Servil'e present entertaiment j Av1ilabte i· Nominees for the board of J: To All Gr•du~ote"' ; directvrs arE' J . S. Beard, Dana • Modern Srhool Of ' Durst, Charles McCulloch, and Pract1~•1 Nursing In r ari'" uf The Oal!y S<> nli n PI 8o'l: 688 l'omf'toy . 0. Orland Wallis. ,·,:.:. Liss ' a· loch end froquentiy. 'nd \ >S'HEAT.HI NG Mlaa Rbanda YiJuDS. Tl1oy went to altelld t be graduaUOII of MJaa YOW!i st. Vineents 'Hospital Scllool Nursing at M.,Y M'llll8 · lege ·ursuUne audltorlliJl!. '1'\Wft were77inthecloaa.tkiaiY...... daughter ot the late RandolPh ' YOW!I, and grandilaughter 0( the lale Mr. and Mrs. Albert YOW!i of Pomeroy, v1a1ta hen! • • " • This .W"lc's Special fib~: Pitter:::. ert Morris iuid ~~-~·~~ib~~1, ~ : ~~~llaaJ Halter 81111 ' ' ' ., ~ ,.·, ·. ., ·'·' .. -~ '.• .' �'I ( ·'I._ • ' ' ,, ; ••• , .. 'tJ!',.:;..l•,. ·~· ,. •.of Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look -· You -n Find·Dozcns Of Bargains Below!' _. ' • '. -... ·' ' ,. ' ,. ~ ...,_.,. ..... _..... I •to Jill' to piiJ 111'0 boll till op Zqlee olkll Jive for . · .....,. to czoep up . . . . , ...... Jllyen lound II .prollllbk lo Television Revue.:. ID · l!!"po, "'·llllkt II • ......~ ~ : '.:1. "Lool: al GUl' club. 'nlero'• CBS-TV bo brGadcaiiiDI y, 11. Tillie ..... tb1n (pUling National Fonlball L e _ tbock). lle'l f/, We'_n 101 , 1 p!DOI .....,.U)' belw""'llOPC.I · · · ' . idozen Jlllll on the oqwod Oftr If .ond Doc. It under ~ esa, IIOBEIIT liiU8EL FOOiball W&uo, 1ali Jean old. Sore It'a 1 rolllh elusive conlracl. II bo Jll!'lnc ,11111101!. .lllfmallaool St,roj>d la boldllb wllb but the ·1 aooc1 lnd the league flU l)lil]lon for Ibis IISW YORK !IJI'I) - Some-. ... ,., It the temple, ~ liD tbert'l the ...._ ol I lol prtvne,o tbll wtlb ene 111!1 aatumn you 1are able, ~ arti"'*'le liliD • 'from ~ nf otagger!ng $1 mnuoo un lioom4 ·10 aee Jack StrOII'I .., whq I'UDf I <CIIUJII!l'clal priol- foodo or other product~. 1 the NFL champiOIIIblp pme 10"'" leleV!Iion ICI'Oell. He It ,a infl '~ Ill the oil aeuna. thiDk )'011'0 find more playon Dec. 'ZI· • lofle ~ • ..., lllDOIIII -Ho bo ..,. ol the oldOit plilyeno !Jaa&lnl 011 10118., lllCl Iq.,· ' the ll!rie Jl'lltlemen wllb whom in the· league and l wanlad to IDto the lale 10•1 from now ·00 be blbltUIIIy ooosnrtl "' the aek blm ·~ hil lbeory lbal . t>otball oeasoo. He weara a tho vast .iwPs belllll poured Into oize 12 jacket, a o1ze It collar football by the oelworb 1(8)11 and. llhom of every ...,... more lbaJI J27 millloo tbll ... DOWN 11. ...... I .I.Di....,., be otill wetshil In at son alone :_ wiD make plilyero loot <hl>ook anmetblnfl over 250 pound&. hill age · a conunonplaee ID the o.w2.1loeepe; ... II. !Wore , mu.. .._ Lll:oldmo He io altO 36 yeara old wbicb Yeafl to come. 2J . Bom · Ia wby I IIOUgl!t bim out al "II long time ago," be said :IZ.A 10.Wi4o4.8-af Falrfleld Unlvenit,' bi ConDe<> ID a cba~ lntmupted frequent. moutbod licul where lba New York ly wblle be posed wllh the chllI . Oenulot football Glanll wm I'IIIIOlng dren and Jll'liiClllldre ol apon~ .._UIIOd O.Alttby tbrougb a trainlnl ....Inn un- 1101'11, "there wea no pnlnl In :II. WilDt<( der the paiA!rall ·oy• ol 10100 playing fOOtball after college. 'LA:rr.llallltual of the lllevlllon llpnDIOCII '!'bo No money 1D It an everybodJ . H.~ JM.Iued:• M.Corrtdor. drunltal'd aoploe are P'l!PI !!!IDkm ol dollarl aolil It waa o )'011111 man'a 29. Breach If. Elklmct Jlim>L I. J.fore 30. Wild aue1: boat tllll 10110n tu tbe Nadooal game. But 11 soon aa It began lT. FJvt-dollar ratioftal , ' .. ' • • ""'*'lpm• :t .WOfi'r BE NEfDJN' 1T, MAW DAILY CROSSWORD ...... ...... ·- --.......... ·-.......... ........ -u._..,.. u.tr.. 11. Kind ot 11.-..,.,.. 20. 1Aiten 21. - ........... as. cuts Into 31. M&le •maJl cubM •in~rtnr fruit used ......... )If • • 'I'eamttl!r'l Notice ..... ...,.,.., bill '2. 'l'<:'J llhl!t 4jj. Hlsh card 48. Fut.m Witb voice 33. Marry 35. Chlneae lilk for Jelly 18. Aftlnnativt reply ltJtchea 48, Molat ......... III. Tractaot THE Middleport Fu"O Departml'nt and the Middleport Park I Associat ion are jointly ~ 1 soring a •· summer Fling " at Lhe Middleport Municipal 21.0- otryo D.AIlneot t PlaaU.C Sf.Hatrc:a ~A~I'liiNE llon'IDeC~ Park. Tuesday. August 25, 1964. Events: Chicken Barl;)e.. ALIFI' II.SWI~ : rall""'<llng 81. Kettl• tO. Kind of In trat ::::aoE:>e uou ...... eou ~ no-.... ..... <3.1lepon 1 ~-a. .~e ; ·t e;'; ..cor Poo-not ... A.uwne<l MO:T"I! 41. Croucb, in fear G.J'Ibny Iabrie H.Alwafl U.Bwerve U.Putoia p .... DAILY CR'YPTOQU01'E - Here'a how to work It: AXYDLBA.I.Xll a·tZ . LOSE WElllOfiT •afely "'Can with Dex·A-Uiet tablets. Only iBc at ~'OW' I yqu blame him? He comes straight from heaven Into a home whore all you hear is 'wash your hando ••• . wuh your aars ....• "' i drug lifllre. , • S SOtc w~ WJEH RADIO '--· IIAIIc PROGRAM LOO UO lnterebange MONDAY TBROUGB FRIDAY 5:1111 CommiiJIIIJ Newa 8:110 Sip 011. 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' . -It ' .,._ITfl . . ... . . .. !CAll aii&IITY oooi aEAUTY WH~ PCIT&iol!l ......... -. _ ,- '"''' .iMiit1CA11 SUGAIJ •• • , ... --.--------- ------- 25 ....... ' 1~..... .IlL" .. ' ' �' ~· 18-DaUy Sentinel, Po"'eroy-Middleport, 0, Aug. 12, 19M IIIII Around And About i.tra. aa)'IIIGIIII Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mrs. Normau MeCaiJWD. Mr. and Mrs. MBrtiD Leman! and famlly ol Clark, II. J. III< sues1s or ber molher, Mrs. Midclleport MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO CLOSED FOR VACATION FROM AUG. 9 TO 22 SUN .• MON. and TUES. Auault 2J..25 " A CtSTANCI TRUMPET" (Teehnieolor) Troy Donohue Susan Pleshette 8 A '/• Y UXI tOry die ri and Mr. artd' Mrs. for a wi:::'arr: Matlack Chester·Rd. Two new members were Mrs Thelm a' Farley and cepted when the Disabled Am- d h. f H mtlto 0 · erlcan Veterans Auxillary aug tethr, onsk od lath Mrn spent e wee en w . Monday evening at the1r hall, and Mrs. Harold Chase. Butternut-av. Re ts f M nd Mrs . centgues ora Mrs. Gnlda Mourning, corn- Ad 1 h Sa 1 and · n.. . · 'ded nd op e ens son, .1JC11rus, rna nder,. pres1 . a. . were their dau hter and family, the meeting in Titua!tsUr M d M g Jk W'lt d A syrnpathy card was sent to r. anChr ' " ·d P •1 of 1Col an 8 a veteran's wile. Members were :OOS· · Js an umasked to pay their dues by the "~. and Mrs. Robert Mitch next meetmg m order to reach and c!Iildren David and Steven the quota, to Mrs. Gordon of Wh I' ' w V t ~ fe or Mrs . Dale Kennedy. ee a. spen Group singing was enjoyed weekend w th his parents, Mr. with Mrs. Lillian Steiff at the piano, and veterans joined the ladies for a social hour and refreshments. The group sang Happy Birthday to Lloyd Thorn• • as. Thursday Intj· ·. COMING "ADVANCE TO THE REAR" '' :th N M be ew em rs A A pted Gle-n Ford Au1uat 30 • September 1 Walt DisneY• "MOON SPINNERS" S.plembtr 4 th1'U Sept, 9 TRI·COUNTY AA MEETING 8:00 p.m. COMING - "Viva Los VeRETURN HOME i "' " - Elvis Presley, "Wild HARTFORD - Mr. and Mrs. and Wonderful," "Hey There, Peeples of Colwnbus Yogi Bear,'' uRobio and the II rt!turned •·-e Frida• " 11 ·~• , after a Seven uoods," "Seven Faces ''lsi ' t of a week with her sister, ....0 00d N · hbo 0 f Dr. Lao , r Bertha Dailey and relatives 1D elg ~am ," "The Patsy" Hartford, W. Va. St. Paul's Lutheran Church 5ycamore & Saeond S•" Po m•roy, OhiD N""'•mon Kloes ..,.. visat With Mr. and Mrs. Young. Sunday the Youngs and Randy and Bob JOmed their par· ents at Lake Alma for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Yates and family tl - Des M ' were recen. ~ m omes, Ia. for a VISit wtth her uncle andfam1·1y, Mr . andM rs. Char· 1es Roo sh and f a mnY· _ Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Carson and ramilY spent tbe II!eeltend with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Glbbons and daughter, Evelyn. PFC Danny Bryan, SOil of Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan. who is stationed in Texas, was pr~ moc..d reoently to PFC 4. He will receive his discharge in January. Mrs. G.A. Stuart, tho former Cora Cool!, ol Charleston, W. Va. will observe ber 83th birth· day anniversary SUnday, August 16. Friends of Mrs. Stuart are planning to send ber cards and the <NW"OOS ·••-· Is ., '"I Beaurega,~ ~ St .. Ch ar1• ston , W. va. Mrs. Stuart Is '"· ""' sister of Mr. Homer OvUUD.. ~~ Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Wilcox . ; ..;:: !lecmd ~ on I ' 1~ ~s 95th ~~r J , . ~ ~al o0rv1ceo lor' lfoft!!au · ,bel!IJ! .piCIIk! •IIGndly ... L. Kloes were held from e '!_IIIII; II tile Byr~ ~· Mra. Federated Church l"ridv at .1 Graeo Holter Nclliod • 1llrll> p.m. with the Rev. WUbur 'Per- day lift her ~ ,.I. riD olllclalin£. dllriDI tile e~ , e.&w Burial was In Beecl! Grove D~~ " " ' ; :~ Mrl cemetery and pallbearers weno ......_,, rs. l . n-. · his brothers, Edward, HariiD George Schneider, Mrs. Dwight and Herman Kloes, and hta M~~ ~= nepheWs. Manning, Robert IIIII Mn J~o chtworiey , Albert Jr., Kloes. d ...:.... Twil Sue Mlu M • Coming from out-ot~town for Bue;•• r, a • ar tbe services were Mr. and Mrs. flul IIDweU 1J1!1 Dleqe, Bt'Oilwyn George Musar, Columbus; Mrs. Dailey and lllso Myrtil Kay Ida Watts, Mr. and Mrs. cart P~er. Siege, Frerik Erick, Mrs. Rog----~r Dobbie and da1J8ht.er, MarlJyn and Mr. and Mrs. Jobn T. McLain all o1 Laneaaler; Mlstl fnJ'b~--" Lucy Ohijnger, Lookru~ w. ,eu Va.; Mrs: Helen Wardrep and Mr . and Mrs. Fred J . Potter, Chari W V Mrs Loueston, ' ·a.; ·· · The Laurel . Cliff Better lse Merritt, Clilttonvllle: Mr. Health club enjoyed potluck and Mrs. Harlan Kl..., Lollilul; dbmer reo:enl"' at .. ; bome' Mr. and Mrs. Robert K!nea, Wa· Mrs E J rr"' , lrilh IS · Nonnan McCallUJJI. Mr. and Mrs. Rlcl!anl Plarr and lamlly ol Marysville. weno Weekeod gue51S ol Mr. I~:::~~!I~~:Mrs.Monday of Carl Mattox ineluded Mn. Max Folmer, SOilS Paulj1 Ernest Rea. Mrs. Eustace Wllson ond daughters. Peggy and Va- Mr. and Mrs . John Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Otho Mallm< nessa spent the weekend at Fot· Arlington, Va. were and cblldren, Carla Dawn and lanshee. W. Va., with her sis- dinner gueats ol her aU o1 Point Pleasant, rer. Mrs. Howard Roush and Mrs. Albert Mees, Va. lamHy. Janet Dallas and &1~ HiU. Tbey were . Va are guests of her parents, by Roush accompanied them to Crown City to visit her aunt Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Roy of M;. and Mrs. E.L. Hughes. home for a visit . and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. visited this week Mr. ~ is with tho goveTJ> Erwin a!!d family . Mr. and Mrs. Everett ment in WashJnstM. Mr. and Mrs. George Fls!Ier Mrs. rienzu· Farrell o1 Mr . and Mrs. Owen Fink and and daughter. Ellen of Ft. folk, 'va. spent several days Mr. and Mrs. Chesw Erwin soo, Danny , and Miss Mabel ordale, Fla. are tbend J:'esiSP uJ week with Mrs. J . 1::. Farrell. over the ::_"_"kend in Hysell, held a picnic dinner at his parents. Mr. a rs. a left Friday, for a visit where •~l were the park in Belpre SUnday, Fisher, Minersville. mother in Vermont. of his sister and later going on tc Marietta Mr. and Mrs. Dana E. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Richard where they toured the museum. of Cincinnati are tbe guesta·~ ot~~~~ Vickie and June of Acme, retu med to Letart, w.va. with Mr. and Mrs . Roy Davidson, Mi H U' their parents, Mr. and Mrs. " ert Morris, Sr. and Mr. a Va. spent Sunday and children. Columbus, they met. s. yse _s Mrs. J. c. Farren. Mrs. George Fry of CoTh Mrs. Arthur Hoyt. ey Mr. and Mrs. Olin the weekend with her who has been visllin£ last week camping at Monday from their Mr. and Mrs. lt. E. with m W.Va. !nclud· Run lake and had as weekend home ln Syracuse to a new Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rbusb guests, Mr. and Mrs. R~rt home at St. Clairsville. Mrs . Oocar Bastinla and Letart. She also attended the Morris Jr. and family or Lt. Col. and Mrs. Joe Wendy, Jobn and Mike reuruon lteld Sunday at dleport . and son, Colby spent Ga!Upolls spent Tuesday Columbia. Mrs. Fry aeMr. and Mrs. Hob!>rt Raub the past week with her mother, Iter mother, Mrs. Bruce the group to Midspent the weekend in Colum· Mrs. J. C. Farrell and her st.. and brother, Mike Lloyd. dleport for several weeks visit bus with Mrs. ~ Davis ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and LUllan McGee spent a with Mrs. Hysell, Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. EsUII Moore. They week recently in Flatwoods, Ky. Fink and other relatives in tbe ald. for their home Balti- with her sister, Mrs. Ida NeiL area Mr. and Mrs. Robert Md . ' Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yates brt'Cbt and faliDiy of and family of South Char- d f .1 1 . !tor ton are the guests of their moJesOOn, W.Va. are here for a a~: =~~e~e~r~~s J.A~ visit with their parents. Mr. Young Sr. Two of their chiJ. and Mrs Forrest Bachtel and • ed re cce family Carol and FoiTest Mid· dren, Ra~dy ~ Bob remam a.u, ·~ Plcnk"' Park ' On Friday-for , Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Sctneo. Jerry Davis and Ra• Pld<will be psis ot tile regular Wednesday evening ol Post No Qll, American LegioD. n.. boy. wUI report on Buckeye Boys' Stale whicii they attended ll!la summer under the XJlOI!iOr!IsiP of the local poo~ Jlefresbmenta of homemade ice cream will be served during the eventng. CWO and Mrs. Chester Owens and four cblldren of Springf~eld, ' ,.s.,,., :"ie/:t ~~ Funeral Held . Elherlelcls Present ... t·• • ,ri~ay, ... . aturW.y., . ._.. ) -- ' "'*' :.=. • e ~ ~ aud elsonville, Potluck Dinner Js •tn ' by I· G Hea th• roup· terford; Hennan Kloes_ Athens; Mr. and Mn. Edward 1001!11 and Mr. and Mrs. Albert K1oea Jr. and famUy, Youngstown; and Mr. and Mrs. J,.... W. Shaw and son, RhQd of Ann Mbor, Mich. F •1• amt teS are R 'fer} eunl on Sunday at Park · · · a,ey mem bers and one gueol, SUzanne Mulford, pnosent. FollowlJIC tile cllDn~r, 1 b mooting was called to «tter by Mrs. Robert Mulford, secretory and devotions were led by Mra. Robert A tbank JW Llle A1111ust .. the IIIIMI to- 1,..;.. Mttl, New ·Windsor -en. Kentucky Bluegrass note was read from the Arthur Smith famlly. A round-robiD well card waa sent to Mrs. eNeeds mowing less often eThrives lri weather that turns other grasses brown • Grows thickerhas more leaf blades per plant e •Needs less water -Stays green during drouth • Stands up to kids, ry · Hoagland. A walker will be donated to the club by Raymond Evans of A reunion or tbe families of Lnng Bottom. making two for the late John and Mary Grues-- the club. Birthday dues er ol Minersville was held Sun- paid by Mrs. Mulfurd, Mrs. day at the Mlddl0110rt park. A Paul Frick and Mrs. basket dinner was served · at Diehl It was voted to purchase noon a 34kup coffee urn : · Prtzes were awarded to Ad· . Two readlngs were given, ·-A oiph Grueser and G. 0 Sclunoll Good Eumple " by Mrs tbe oldest present, arid· to ·Ju!le' ence Curtis and' "A Year's· ftec. • Nesb1tt, the yoUDJeSt. . IP,!," Mrs. Pearl Parker. Games Attending were Mr: 'and Mrs. were played and colle'e and cake · ' Robert F. Grueser, Mr. and Mrs. were aerved. The next melin£ John T. Grueser and J o h lit ·will be at &he home of Mra. RobKareo and Charles, Mills Le.Btb- ert Mulford and Mrs. E1'11081 ea, Grueser, Mrs. C. H. Grotey, Powell 1JIII be devotional lesd· Mr. and Mrs. Jeep Nesbilt and er. Linda, Danny and Julie, Park- - -- - - - - - ersburg, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Schmoll a¢ Leo Grueser, Ripley, W. Va.; Robert, Janice and Jimmy, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Grueser, and Mrs. William T. Grueaer Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.; Mr. and and Debra, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mrs. Raymond Barr Jr. and Rbodes and Mrs. Clara McMasGary and Ronnie, Gallipolis; ter, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. 11 Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Schmoll, Mr. Adolph Grueser Sr., Mr••·· ::;~: II . Gruesar, Mr. and Mra. Cl and c:hlldren, David 111111 Darla, G~ and J011, Mr. and Mrs. have been IP'"'d'llll lbe . pill Wllllam Rusaell and Wayno and ··'· at Forteel Run Lake. """' Ted, IIIII Mr. and Mrs. Brad· II M'ISS Judy But~=. -•·- ~-1 ~ umb- lord Maag, Minersville; Mrs. bus, spent tbe weekend with Jack CID'IIll and John Grueser, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pomeroy and Miss Juanita Butcher and son, Jim. Hollman, Chester. ashions Entertain Meigs Audienc~ traffic, golfers eNoted for its healthy, sturdy growth. Sale I Scotts Seed $2.00 Off When You Buy Turf Builder 100% Windsor Kentucky Bluegrass _ 4.95 Turf Builder 2.95 ·· · Combin1tion Sale Family Seed ' Builder Turf 5.95 2.95 Combin1tion Sale Seed Classic 6.90 5.95 2.95 Turf Builder Combination Sale I 5.90 6.90 Elberfelds In Pomeroy (HOUSEWARES DEPT.) ' ' ' it's the scholastic standing • gtves you ... 7.99 I •I 6.99 ' ' Jiol,;t- ,.,".-'I,· · ..;,~,, .. ·"~": . ' ,I ' ,. .~ 6.99 I .7.99 ' ' . in smart and sleek sports! Mocs in traditional, monk strap and coptinental 'Styles. Bootlll with low ~lung lines. In suede, antiqued, grained and smooth I~ ~ppers. All imPecCably · tailored to suit your campus life in SWINGING SrtLE.-As seen.Jn StventMn. ·' ' I f' ' • ' ._., ,, ' :. I J '· - '' J M 0 ' • J ,, ' - -·. ' ' • ' . . . -,. . . .1. ' ' '. ' . ' t ' . "' . . .. ..._ ,!· o:~·:· ,• .·, . :·- ' ' ' ' ' ... k ) ' \ :~ <· . """'·~ 0 ) '~~~ ·I \_ '· ..· '' ;. ' ·• those Dollnri ' . ' . . 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