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" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;._,_ . om_•_r_o.,y••• o•.~1 "EVERYTHING IN HAliDW ARE" •--:---------"""•-------·.I'OM-•E•RO•Y•,•OH-10-J WE ISSUE HUNTING LICINSI -! '·' weary les· de Ga1•Ue Pe,clfic ~n~rked die !Bland ·- ·~~ �t .r I' . -· ~--....;..... _____ • t. • MIIGs.MASON AltiiA Richard S. Owen, Publisher Chester 'l'aDneblll, Editor , ~ a • , :_ I' . I. ' • . • ~ . ~ ' ... " -· ~-- lij " W.illiam WASIDNGTO~ Y RepubU· s. s_ J ? . Five NeW'Cbaches Will Make Debuts Friday lash In thlo country opreadlnt . upon U~P laet t.. ~·~ li1••u11ev s po- far be)'JnU the ::Jouth alone. Tbe sidon on tlvij rJ81111§f'aa beeo second Is tlral by the very vi• party's 1968 Prel!)denUal chat> , very advanced - not db! · lence 'and determlnadoa 01 bit can professionals nt! tluf pOsSJ... blli\y of a large threat \0 the ces In a small state from a man ,. Indeed, to that .of Ute moot 1 • . anti·N.egro pa2iUon. George Wal· who ourely ""''ld never ordiD· al at the Northern De · . lace has made blmllllll Into a arily deeply engage thetr allen- . Assumtng, altmtatlve , that national cbampton \0 ati thOM lion. Ricjuttd Nllon should In the forces - whether lltherently anThe state to Alilbama; the Republican Presld al nomina· U·Negro or simply made apoman is the tifhf·wli'il OtnioCra. ttori, the Reptlbll outlOOk In ploctlcally 11181'7 by Negro ""' tic Governor,- George 'Walllel!. the 800111 - and, ltilltl, tiiAo Ia treml5m - which are amaHOt> Governor Wallace, barred by !Ome af the more racially dts· ally ready to aupply I 9011ng the Alabama ConstitutiOn from turbed Northern areas - would eatremlsm of their own. directly succeedin& bltqaell, Is be sltaltUy less bleak but aUU Thll Is precisely the slate Ill seekinJ reelec!l9/i by . proxy far from ttasourtng. . aflall'll whlclt moderate politicthrough his wl!~ as tho oillcJaJ All this may seem rather el· lw, Northel'lt and Soutllen, Democrabc ·nominee. Oetacb· eesslve. but the unalterable tn- had 101111 feared would atrte. Ill 'Republicans be~ ..illltural!i·" nor reaUtlu make It tn fact Tbal their lean In principle do nat advertiso the point, but much len esceaalve than super· bsve matMialluu II ·no longer · privately they ' nave ·on!y Umlt- ftclaDy ltmi&ht ap~. In objective doubt. AU that r. Ill hope !hit the W~ll~ee puoh ThO tint of !hue fealltleo 11 mains In doubt II what a W8J. tan be slopPed·· by hilt ltepUbll· lba!, for tJood or for Ill. there It lace can or will do with those can eubernatortal ~versary, lnd<iod a powerful whlta back_·_;,fe:.:an::.:..;ID::....:lii68.=----Rep. J~mei Mlll'dn. Their· night!nire I'ISJdll · IS 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlcldleport, 0., Sept, 7, 1968 that • Geolee' Willllce agaiit triulnphant ~"If thll ttme ofl. llquely - In Alabama In 1961 will •trike out hatlodally ID 1968 •• a tlilrd-pirty . 'civil rtgb,to backlash ctmdldate for Presid~. Mote than Oltce be has · hinted ·at hi8her 'll<>liUcm ' · QHIO, like several other states In the l - - by H ...,. Bottel--' ambitions anti · more than one• Union, is experiencing a severe teacher shortaee this year, and the prospects he has alrddy established .. a SAUCE FOB THE GOOSE IS Frank and dlabonell psalp. for an even ereater problem will be posreal, II limllt!d, · a~al to SAUCE ~OR THE GOSLING types seldom roapond to ed In the 1967·68 years. This year · will . rtgbt·wiDI Nr~k. In 'the North ~ar u-Jon "~aceful'' brushoffs. Thai's IS well· IS thr Sooth. . ~ . .,. ;. o• 1ee 44,104 additional students enrolled ·A ,Wallace Ill the PrtmdenUal The other day while dlscuu· why the mean 'Uol keep liD Jn Ohio schools, with the total enroll· field in _beyond . doubt lng caurt...y with our children, (etliDJ meaner - nobody calla ment In all schools of 2,324,018. Next 1961 could draw a subs1antlal protest all pre • teens, and t h e i r them betauae nice people year the increase is estimated at over 70 vote fMm :ultra. . conoe~attves friends, I wao ourprioed when have a basic dread of hurtlnJ thousand, wblcb unless something dras· in general and speclflcally from one ol them oald, "Adults are ~thert - even 11 thoy dlllrVI tic II done will create a headache twice IS bll as this year. among lhose . white volera>furl· funny. They are always run· ous either .at u..,tegtttmatt a,. plng down kids, bul they'rt Next Hme thltt gal 111111 This year our state needed slightly pir,nons of the Hqroeto or at · rude too. When we I• to the with the Insults, tell her you're over 97 thousand teachers, and by the lhe~ ' far·Jrom.legltimatt n- atore .\0 buy thi~p, they s~ve busy and bang up. She ciD'I fall of 1967 they will need an additional tremlsm of some Of the N•ll'O , 118 al!de, or Ia louder an hUrl you IDY worae at an II). 1,838 teachers which will bring the total 80 they will be watlad leaders •• we do, emy than •he can aa a frlellll. _jleed to about the 100,000 mark The What~er backln& he receiY• on flrst, evon il we're there -H. problem is· further complicated in that HOLLYWOOD iUPli c-iJe. stage comedy ~'Barefoot In the are a C!OI1niving · r8llcher, two ed moreQver woukt eqUIIly first. SomE"times we have to approximately 10,000 replacements are . :fun-loving · cowl1oy• and. a bf~ond doubt.' be far :more at wait and watt IU1d wait, just Dear Helen: spite assorttd network promct- Park." needed each year to fill the ranks of Another premiere finds Ph\11· canwn.~erous r!!Lse. Again a the ••pense of the Republican "cause we're polite." I'm • p•ychlalrlc aide ID • tional gimmicks about "ad· those who have left the profession for r whot 'CQUI~ Prejldenllal ticket than of 1 1 . ac~cally went , to the tee State Hoopital, and bavo beeD vanc:e premieres" and "sneak lis Diller ln""ABC-TV's "T,he ... splendid notto one renon or another. This past year Pruitts of Southampton" _ 8 be more deltghlful thin ,haviJlg _,J)em~raU~ Ucu• ltJIICied . by ""~'!.!!' •tor< ~nd watched, and a case worker In child wellaro. previews" - HIJ o( which can there were 1,538 retirements that furth· thai tln!y confuse the vtewer-the comedy ~ut 8 rl•?.. . bjgh some· ,Iiughs with, that . old Pr~Bident John!!><> ,~r. lor. that . con you 'm&illne? El(!hl out of As such 1 must wam er complicated the !lituation. One of the familtea -.Jd nevw take a alarming situations is that 1,430 teachntw teiPvi~ion season begins society family that goes broke staple, the W"tern. Nethlng, . mallei-, by ~QJ ..qtltj!r 1!8dOnal· ten adults dl4 just that! _and tri" to hide the fact. ThiS of. cour,se,. _which t• w~; the Iy pramtnent Democrat .aow tu . Perhaps I may bave dane child's tale Of beaUng or Dl<>ers left Ohio to accept teaching positions tonight. in other states. This circumstance will . the same thinK w~thout thinking t~stin1 Ut:tJtly, no matter how The reason for the recent .-notion could .have plenty of movie~ ·have. already ~.IWI!! · it, ~ llgh.t. not improve as teachers are forced from A G.O.P . .wbeelhone Of el' oometlme. It'• easy \0 push remote th• pouibJUUu of daviburst o1 press Mgenlry a~nd pDBsibilities, especially with quite a, lew · Urnes_bl''JIDW, ~al4 economic necessity to get positions in the ..g~.eat .•uccess a/ ,.' Cat perienpe and res~sibili&y. soy1 ahead of hltle folka. If the ation may be. The child • 1110semantic acrobatics is ..JWnpJy Gyp.sy Ra!lf · Leo and Reginald 5chools that pay higher salaries, or they . -1 ., natly In private _thaJ a Wal· jlOCIIIe who yell about the lesllng adult to uaually a rala· that original plan~ cal~ (or .taU Gardiner also in tbe •how ., Ballou. leave the ranks for higher paying jobs in regulars. Bul . Bosalilld R~sBy tbto ,ltm,, t~ .81~• ,• lac~. third_ · . P IIfiY would stpbon youna ~en.ration wol!ld lake a Uve or close friend. with tho three networks to offer their busiin..s and Industry. sell's :·Aunti<i . !>lame," of f~rther •~'!!"pie of television s off enough dei!II'Jini rlJ!tt·wina aood l!lllk at themselves, they reoult !ltat ·"dirty-minded kid" new serie1 in the week startint: cauroe. If ·w stnae thr 13p ... · derc~aUve · na~e, lll!!Ol,f!illDemocrats In the Soo!Jt • . ~ •nd lllight 'earn that kids .have to or some'llllne .:stmUar Ia the this Sunday . But ABC-TV, 1 A recent Issue of the New York mwer~ are await th.~t a here ')I'd. there In tho N~ too, be a tltll~ · pu!ny sometimes, to resporllie wtile vlcllm's report aiming lor a ratings headJtart, standard· for comparisiJII wilh, . Times carried almost a page of adver· Your •i\il.sllait that the child mov@d most of its debuts up to aoy zany, oometimes imp<n>er- .. new NBOTV series ·~~ Tht : to strlk~, a puntohlntJ blow. to . bo n~ttrM -H.1. tl~ements that offered teachers position• , with the act'USlltlon agalniiiWo this week and tabbed ttlem Ished high ,IJI;lecy 'lllalllfatolt: •· 'Girl fr!IID U.N.C,L.E. ~ w~)l bow "'y .Re,p~bli~lll!, . ,freside~Ua! . near II: in the Empire State at salaries ranging Tllnlght'r lhlfd 11ferli\ere .is ., bt ~~ext ~ay, Tina, It •h'!"iil II>IDI~: ., ,. • , .• . . , . . .- .Stnee your ·tettel' arrived, I ve men In U.. family 110 a counall the way from .6.500 up to $10,000. "advance premiere1," a marve-The Jure of money is not the only thing lously contradictery pairing. of at80 .8 cOmedy, itso appeqra ·on , 11• '!'lt~.out ·saying, .wao drawn . C•rry!PI. .th~ ~.jlbn~te ,ta,rlher, bten .,wat.hlng. too. Would ad· stlor or famlly doctor 15 good. 0.N· he canc'lillr.a that Jt G..o ,. , vl90 my adult leaden to da They'll get to the heart of the that appeals to teachers. Many are mwords that Barrium would have ABC-'Fv. and is a: tontorrloora· _, from ,The Man from terested in fringe benefits, and life m ry Western coiled '"flte Rout> :C.L.E, and Its would come as Georre Romney of Michigan likewiJe. and think · If tt's matter, wnether abe or the been proud of. communities that have much more to ofAod NBC·TV, nat to be ders." star~ing Chill Wills, Roo ~bsolutely no aurprtse to thla should t"!P". ou\_'~ ~e the ,~. , •. sauce' tar the goose, Is it men are at fault. fer in the way or cultural advantages, But you should han told tho outdone-or, hopefully, outrated Hayes and .Pitrl!:k Way,ne, . Ia viewer If next sea!On we were pubhca'!_ ,r~J!i~"-t~ 1 .the ~arty :·11ucy'• In the gosling? -H. and attitudes that cause them to be acthe story , llie cliiei characters' · t o have .:'The Uncle ll'om would w. ~ · 'd~ ~~-the South •t Pear lleien : woman whole child reported • in key situations-moved up cepted into the main stream of the com· U.N.C.L.E. least, !tom file ~ 10." This E\'erv time thll woman calli school spa~ four monlba three of its new enlrlel!i t• this . munity life. This means that communi•,v, the phooe. she's full of aosalter il OCC!urred to tiiAo pt to week, calling each of them '•a Tbe Almuac ~s, without the resources to pa,v ever '11- and II always ripping the heart of the matter. It sneak pre\liew," a tlighly lly Uoiled .Pren latematWaal higher wages will have to do a selling job ~tone apart. Her language 111unded far • fetched, true, unlikely event on television. Today · is ~ Wednesdlly, , ~pt . 7t.J.: to teachers to make them ignore the big _~.-:;vue. Wbat a moulbl ••. . •. ,. lrhen principal and teacher In -short, all of these debuts the 1,0',, day Of IIMI6 With 115 to wages they can get in more affluent jilt oarr.r ~ aay;....-were supposed to INjve cooper· this week on both networks are follow. , communities. rens. ·,·she can't standf are the' ones alad '" tht beallnJ lnd threaltheir premiere episodes, and The motn I• In Ill las\ , ; after · you see bor. out In the car with jned onother 11 abe told, but Ohio seems to be doing its share in nothing else-and the remain- quarter. · _ IIJ Wayne G. Brndsladt, M.D. nant .of . llucb ille nl!'llf day, real chummy. otrqer t~Jnp have bappened. providing teachers to fill the ranks, Of der of the fledgling series will The morning.. stan ~~.. :< ..Q - I: bave a large varicose the lags may. · , .lfow to ·be II· And then she's probably rip- If abe doesn't lind out, she'll the over 11 thousand beginning teachers turn up next week. And then it Saturn. Jupiter, ' Mars . aiiQ .~ lliC!'r an my tes. What treatm. o st " •• the · orlgtnal ping YOII \0 pieces to THEM. always wonder and auspect !a1t year, 8,389 caine from Ohio cal!eges will all be over. and we can all Venus. • ~ ment do you recommend? 1 ~ tonsils bot are not likely She not ~lei. ltehlnd and Pf"'bat.ly repeal har 101pl· and universitlea. Most of them were oupgo back to whatever we were The evenfng slar. i8 s&·tu~.l.'" · A - Vancaae ulcen are the to become cancero~ or have yaul' , bac<. b!QIII' ~ you elons \0 everyooe abe meell, plied by Ohio State, Kent State and Bow· doing. The Queen of El)gland, resul' af neglecting· varicose lin' Green. It would appear that Ohio any other serious COI\Sequences . in persl'!l. matting , ._,.. r• ll't far better to settle thlnp The highly derivative nature Elizabeth I, was born on this Yeins. In most victims treatUmver,ity is evolving from the ranks of o1cept thac 80Mttlmu they marb all<.ut your ramify, or once •nd for all. -S.C. er television- which is a polite day In 1533 . ment is u.c;eless unless the unleaders in educational training, a position may get . "' big that they. too; bow you ~ress Then she a pol<>Dear S: way of saying It is, for the On thu, d11y in. hlsfpry: · derl.\ling cause Is removed. she was once noted for, especially m fill· You've ~ot a point: If you most part, unquesti9nably the In 1813, the rucknaine "UbCJe. . When this is done the ulcen mus\ ,be removed. They do not gtzes the next ttme and aaya ing the rank. in southeastern Ohio disappear spontaneously. abe didn't feel well, she juat let sleeplr>g dol• lie, they ofteD least original form of entertain- Sam " w'' cain«! by a writer will heal spontaneously 11 tJiv· school!. but appar.ntly they leave for Q A lrlend'a doctor told doesn't know WHY she aald ~Jake up and bark at you. -H. ment ever attempted-is indi· for tht T1oy. N.Y.. Post as a en a chaner. Keep them clean· •other states, or are interested in more her that he< tonsils would dl1it . .and. adds, "but anyway It' a cated by the ideas behind symboiic reference to the and cover with compl'esses lucrative fields. We are Indeed fortunThis colwnn Is dedicalad to tonight's three premIeres. United State!. moistened with sterile 11&lt ~ appear afte1 the age of 23 or what 1 really think •." ato In the location of Rio Grande College. 311. Is th1s , t rue! I've crkd to break up thll family Uvina, so II you'rt though not a reflection on their In l!:Hil. lht> Nazi~ be~an the lution ot the same salinity as and ill teach.r training prgram that is of A No • . bol lite tonsilo are friendship gracetUUY.. but she having klo trouble or jusl individual qualities. London blitz that Hitler thought tears. great value to local schools. The cadet very inca""poillolllwhen. they cans; and 'r.nl' 'b<lt llklbliloUI4 plain U"ouble, let Helen ltelp One premiere , lor instance, is would ,.oflt'n thr island for an A Polish doctor hall speed· for a num· program th•t bridged the enli111d type. ~•sides, I'd bala to have YOU. ~h• wiU also welcomo ABC-TV's "Love on a Rooftop," invasion. It failed. ed the he.~:tling of these uJcers have not necome bfr o1 years after its inception is on the through roptalad lnfectiOM ·of her really down an me - think your own am1111J18 uperleneu. way out, and only 718 cadets received which hu the charming idea of In 19;2, U•e Senate approved by fastenin& a plastic cage avthe throat. , what ane'd aay to oth.ra!-F.S. Address HrJen Boltfl ID cart a1 certifiicates to teach after two years of 1 yo·Jng, struggling newlywed • bUI tight•ntng tax deductions er the ul""r and reduCing the Q Every ooce tn 1 while near F: thltt newspaper training. In 1960 they numbered 1.484. couple living in a top-floor ror emPrtainment. air pressure in the cage with I caut!h up little c~ossy balls It now appears that some such program In Hlfl5. · Hurricane Belay a suction pump. If the ulcer from my tonstlo. What causes apartment with a splendid view I• In ord.r to btidge the gap.-DCW oJ San Francisco. The idea swept intv Florida from the is large tt must be eovered them! would have bePn far more Baham'.ls. Its .jestructive winds with a '*In graft as soon as the A - Normai18U81 often havo charming at first 11ance, and ' rain .pounded Florida, under Iyme base 11 lree of 111- deep crypll Pal'Uclft Of lood <;0 however' if a similar rormet MtssissiJJpi, and LouJslana for fection . Water piUs are also- or may lodge In them. This With had not been so delightful in four dav.. killing on ~timated value In reducin1 the water· an acctJiul•ltoit of odeld cella the en o r m o u s l y successful 75 persons. logging ot the affected leg, cut off fronr !he llltlnl of the crypts wilt produce lhele 1tnall Hado's mas!lfs They c'tln often be ... • I pressed ' from the•, lonlllo ' with l :\ . a \Ongue Diad~. · '\ . Q - lo It potllble dlll'lq the removal of tonsilo lA> cu\ a nerve thai would partly pan· 1y2e the vocal ooi'IH? 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H,&RFIRfSlQNE DEALER . . -::·\ ~.-:;,~'ll..:.....· \ ..,, .~ ~'I,ID .,; .~• ... _ ··- .............,..-.·-..; '"' ......._~ $95 �t .r I' . -· ~--....;..... _____ • t. • MIIGs.MASON AltiiA Richard S. Owen, Publisher Chester 'l'aDneblll, Editor , ~ a • , :_ I' . I. ' • . • ~ . ~ ' ... " -· ~-- lij " W.illiam WASIDNGTO~ Y RepubU· s. s_ J ? . Five NeW'Cbaches Will Make Debuts Friday lash In thlo country opreadlnt . upon U~P laet t.. ~·~ li1••u11ev s po- far be)'JnU the ::Jouth alone. Tbe sidon on tlvij rJ81111§f'aa beeo second Is tlral by the very vi• party's 1968 Prel!)denUal chat> , very advanced - not db! · lence 'and determlnadoa 01 bit can professionals nt! tluf pOsSJ... blli\y of a large threat \0 the ces In a small state from a man ,. Indeed, to that .of Ute moot 1 • . anti·N.egro pa2iUon. George Wal· who ourely ""''ld never ordiD· al at the Northern De · . lace has made blmllllll Into a arily deeply engage thetr allen- . Assumtng, altmtatlve , that national cbampton \0 ati thOM lion. Ricjuttd Nllon should In the forces - whether lltherently anThe state to Alilbama; the Republican Presld al nomina· U·Negro or simply made apoman is the tifhf·wli'il OtnioCra. ttori, the Reptlbll outlOOk In ploctlcally 11181'7 by Negro ""' tic Governor,- George 'Walllel!. the 800111 - and, ltilltl, tiiAo Ia treml5m - which are amaHOt> Governor Wallace, barred by !Ome af the more racially dts· ally ready to aupply I 9011ng the Alabama ConstitutiOn from turbed Northern areas - would eatremlsm of their own. directly succeedin& bltqaell, Is be sltaltUy less bleak but aUU Thll Is precisely the slate Ill seekinJ reelec!l9/i by . proxy far from ttasourtng. . aflall'll whlclt moderate politicthrough his wl!~ as tho oillcJaJ All this may seem rather el· lw, Northel'lt and Soutllen, Democrabc ·nominee. Oetacb· eesslve. but the unalterable tn- had 101111 feared would atrte. Ill 'Republicans be~ ..illltural!i·" nor reaUtlu make It tn fact Tbal their lean In principle do nat advertiso the point, but much len esceaalve than super· bsve matMialluu II ·no longer · privately they ' nave ·on!y Umlt- ftclaDy ltmi&ht ap~. In objective doubt. AU that r. Ill hope !hit the W~ll~ee puoh ThO tint of !hue fealltleo 11 mains In doubt II what a W8J. tan be slopPed·· by hilt ltepUbll· lba!, for tJood or for Ill. there It lace can or will do with those can eubernatortal ~versary, lnd<iod a powerful whlta back_·_;,fe:.:an::.:..;ID::....:lii68.=----Rep. J~mei Mlll'dn. Their· night!nire I'ISJdll · IS 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlcldleport, 0., Sept, 7, 1968 that • Geolee' Willllce agaiit triulnphant ~"If thll ttme ofl. llquely - In Alabama In 1961 will •trike out hatlodally ID 1968 •• a tlilrd-pirty . 'civil rtgb,to backlash ctmdldate for Presid~. Mote than Oltce be has · hinted ·at hi8her 'll<>liUcm ' · QHIO, like several other states In the l - - by H ...,. Bottel--' ambitions anti · more than one• Union, is experiencing a severe teacher shortaee this year, and the prospects he has alrddy established .. a SAUCE FOB THE GOOSE IS Frank and dlabonell psalp. for an even ereater problem will be posreal, II limllt!d, · a~al to SAUCE ~OR THE GOSLING types seldom roapond to ed In the 1967·68 years. This year · will . rtgbt·wiDI Nr~k. In 'the North ~ar u-Jon "~aceful'' brushoffs. Thai's IS well· IS thr Sooth. . ~ . .,. ;. o• 1ee 44,104 additional students enrolled ·A ,Wallace Ill the PrtmdenUal The other day while dlscuu· why the mean 'Uol keep liD Jn Ohio schools, with the total enroll· field in _beyond . doubt lng caurt...y with our children, (etliDJ meaner - nobody calla ment In all schools of 2,324,018. Next 1961 could draw a subs1antlal protest all pre • teens, and t h e i r them betauae nice people year the increase is estimated at over 70 vote fMm :ultra. . conoe~attves friends, I wao ourprioed when have a basic dread of hurtlnJ thousand, wblcb unless something dras· in general and speclflcally from one ol them oald, "Adults are ~thert - even 11 thoy dlllrVI tic II done will create a headache twice IS bll as this year. among lhose . white volera>furl· funny. They are always run· ous either .at u..,tegtttmatt a,. plng down kids, bul they'rt Next Hme thltt gal 111111 This year our state needed slightly pir,nons of the Hqroeto or at · rude too. When we I• to the with the Insults, tell her you're over 97 thousand teachers, and by the lhe~ ' far·Jrom.legltimatt n- atore .\0 buy thi~p, they s~ve busy and bang up. She ciD'I fall of 1967 they will need an additional tremlsm of some Of the N•ll'O , 118 al!de, or Ia louder an hUrl you IDY worae at an II). 1,838 teachers which will bring the total 80 they will be watlad leaders •• we do, emy than •he can aa a frlellll. _jleed to about the 100,000 mark The What~er backln& he receiY• on flrst, evon il we're there -H. problem is· further complicated in that HOLLYWOOD iUPli c-iJe. stage comedy ~'Barefoot In the are a C!OI1niving · r8llcher, two ed moreQver woukt eqUIIly first. SomE"times we have to approximately 10,000 replacements are . :fun-loving · cowl1oy• and. a bf~ond doubt.' be far :more at wait and watt IU1d wait, just Dear Helen: spite assorttd network promct- Park." needed each year to fill the ranks of Another premiere finds Ph\11· canwn.~erous r!!Lse. Again a the ••pense of the Republican "cause we're polite." I'm • p•ychlalrlc aide ID • tional gimmicks about "ad· those who have left the profession for r whot 'CQUI~ Prejldenllal ticket than of 1 1 . ac~cally went , to the tee State Hoopital, and bavo beeD vanc:e premieres" and "sneak lis Diller ln""ABC-TV's "T,he ... splendid notto one renon or another. This past year Pruitts of Southampton" _ 8 be more deltghlful thin ,haviJlg _,J)em~raU~ Ucu• ltJIICied . by ""~'!.!!' •tor< ~nd watched, and a case worker In child wellaro. previews" - HIJ o( which can there were 1,538 retirements that furth· thai tln!y confuse the vtewer-the comedy ~ut 8 rl•?.. . bjgh some· ,Iiughs with, that . old Pr~Bident John!!><> ,~r. lor. that . con you 'm&illne? El(!hl out of As such 1 must wam er complicated the !lituation. One of the familtea -.Jd nevw take a alarming situations is that 1,430 teachntw teiPvi~ion season begins society family that goes broke staple, the W"tern. Nethlng, . mallei-, by ~QJ ..qtltj!r 1!8dOnal· ten adults dl4 just that! _and tri" to hide the fact. ThiS of. cour,se,. _which t• w~; the Iy pramtnent Democrat .aow tu . Perhaps I may bave dane child's tale Of beaUng or Dl<>ers left Ohio to accept teaching positions tonight. in other states. This circumstance will . the same thinK w~thout thinking t~stin1 Ut:tJtly, no matter how The reason for the recent .-notion could .have plenty of movie~ ·have. already ~.IWI!! · it, ~ llgh.t. not improve as teachers are forced from A G.O.P . .wbeelhone Of el' oometlme. It'• easy \0 push remote th• pouibJUUu of daviburst o1 press Mgenlry a~nd pDBsibilities, especially with quite a, lew · Urnes_bl''JIDW, ~al4 economic necessity to get positions in the ..g~.eat .•uccess a/ ,.' Cat perienpe and res~sibili&y. soy1 ahead of hltle folka. If the ation may be. The child • 1110semantic acrobatics is ..JWnpJy Gyp.sy Ra!lf · Leo and Reginald 5chools that pay higher salaries, or they . -1 ., natly In private _thaJ a Wal· jlOCIIIe who yell about the lesllng adult to uaually a rala· that original plan~ cal~ (or .taU Gardiner also in tbe •how ., Ballou. leave the ranks for higher paying jobs in regulars. Bul . Bosalilld R~sBy tbto ,ltm,, t~ .81~• ,• lac~. third_ · . P IIfiY would stpbon youna ~en.ration wol!ld lake a Uve or close friend. with tho three networks to offer their busiin..s and Industry. sell's :·Aunti<i . !>lame," of f~rther •~'!!"pie of television s off enough dei!II'Jini rlJ!tt·wina aood l!lllk at themselves, they reoult !ltat ·"dirty-minded kid" new serie1 in the week startint: cauroe. If ·w stnae thr 13p ... · derc~aUve · na~e, lll!!Ol,f!illDemocrats In the Soo!Jt • . ~ •nd lllight 'earn that kids .have to or some'llllne .:stmUar Ia the this Sunday . But ABC-TV, 1 A recent Issue of the New York mwer~ are await th.~t a here ')I'd. there In tho N~ too, be a tltll~ · pu!ny sometimes, to resporllie wtile vlcllm's report aiming lor a ratings headJtart, standard· for comparisiJII wilh, . Times carried almost a page of adver· Your •i\il.sllait that the child mov@d most of its debuts up to aoy zany, oometimes imp<n>er- .. new NBOTV series ·~~ Tht : to strlk~, a puntohlntJ blow. to . bo n~ttrM -H.1. tl~ements that offered teachers position• , with the act'USlltlon agalniiiWo this week and tabbed ttlem Ished high ,IJI;lecy 'lllalllfatolt: •· 'Girl fr!IID U.N.C,L.E. ~ w~)l bow "'y .Re,p~bli~lll!, . ,freside~Ua! . near II: in the Empire State at salaries ranging Tllnlght'r lhlfd 11ferli\ere .is ., bt ~~ext ~ay, Tina, It •h'!"iil II>IDI~: ., ,. • , .• . . , . . .- .Stnee your ·tettel' arrived, I ve men In U.. family 110 a counall the way from .6.500 up to $10,000. "advance premiere1," a marve-The Jure of money is not the only thing lously contradictery pairing. of at80 .8 cOmedy, itso appeqra ·on , 11• '!'lt~.out ·saying, .wao drawn . C•rry!PI. .th~ ~.jlbn~te ,ta,rlher, bten .,wat.hlng. too. Would ad· stlor or famlly doctor 15 good. 0.N· he canc'lillr.a that Jt G..o ,. , vl90 my adult leaden to da They'll get to the heart of the that appeals to teachers. Many are mwords that Barrium would have ABC-'Fv. and is a: tontorrloora· _, from ,The Man from terested in fringe benefits, and life m ry Western coiled '"flte Rout> :C.L.E, and Its would come as Georre Romney of Michigan likewiJe. and think · If tt's matter, wnether abe or the been proud of. communities that have much more to ofAod NBC·TV, nat to be ders." star~ing Chill Wills, Roo ~bsolutely no aurprtse to thla should t"!P". ou\_'~ ~e the ,~. , •. sauce' tar the goose, Is it men are at fault. fer in the way or cultural advantages, But you should han told tho outdone-or, hopefully, outrated Hayes and .Pitrl!:k Way,ne, . Ia viewer If next sea!On we were pubhca'!_ ,r~J!i~"-t~ 1 .the ~arty :·11ucy'• In the gosling? -H. and attitudes that cause them to be acthe story , llie cliiei characters' · t o have .:'The Uncle ll'om would w. ~ · 'd~ ~~-the South •t Pear lleien : woman whole child reported • in key situations-moved up cepted into the main stream of the com· U.N.C.L.E. least, !tom file ~ 10." This E\'erv time thll woman calli school spa~ four monlba three of its new enlrlel!i t• this . munity life. This means that communi•,v, the phooe. she's full of aosalter il OCC!urred to tiiAo pt to week, calling each of them '•a Tbe Almuac ~s, without the resources to pa,v ever '11- and II always ripping the heart of the matter. It sneak pre\liew," a tlighly lly Uoiled .Pren latematWaal higher wages will have to do a selling job ~tone apart. Her language 111unded far • fetched, true, unlikely event on television. Today · is ~ Wednesdlly, , ~pt . 7t.J.: to teachers to make them ignore the big _~.-:;vue. Wbat a moulbl ••. . •. ,. lrhen principal and teacher In -short, all of these debuts the 1,0',, day Of IIMI6 With 115 to wages they can get in more affluent jilt oarr.r ~ aay;....-were supposed to INjve cooper· this week on both networks are follow. , communities. rens. ·,·she can't standf are the' ones alad '" tht beallnJ lnd threaltheir premiere episodes, and The motn I• In Ill las\ , ; after · you see bor. out In the car with jned onother 11 abe told, but Ohio seems to be doing its share in nothing else-and the remain- quarter. · _ IIJ Wayne G. Brndsladt, M.D. nant .of . llucb ille nl!'llf day, real chummy. otrqer t~Jnp have bappened. providing teachers to fill the ranks, Of der of the fledgling series will The morning.. stan ~~.. :< ..Q - I: bave a large varicose the lags may. · , .lfow to ·be II· And then she's probably rip- If abe doesn't lind out, she'll the over 11 thousand beginning teachers turn up next week. And then it Saturn. Jupiter, ' Mars . aiiQ .~ lliC!'r an my tes. What treatm. o st " •• the · orlgtnal ping YOII \0 pieces to THEM. always wonder and auspect !a1t year, 8,389 caine from Ohio cal!eges will all be over. and we can all Venus. • ~ ment do you recommend? 1 ~ tonsils bot are not likely She not ~lei. ltehlnd and Pf"'bat.ly repeal har 101pl· and universitlea. Most of them were oupgo back to whatever we were The evenfng slar. i8 s&·tu~.l.'" · A - Vancaae ulcen are the to become cancero~ or have yaul' , bac<. b!QIII' ~ you elons \0 everyooe abe meell, plied by Ohio State, Kent State and Bow· doing. The Queen of El)gland, resul' af neglecting· varicose lin' Green. It would appear that Ohio any other serious COI\Sequences . in persl'!l. matting , ._,.. r• ll't far better to settle thlnp The highly derivative nature Elizabeth I, was born on this Yeins. In most victims treatUmver,ity is evolving from the ranks of o1cept thac 80Mttlmu they marb all<.ut your ramify, or once •nd for all. -S.C. er television- which is a polite day In 1533 . ment is u.c;eless unless the unleaders in educational training, a position may get . "' big that they. too; bow you ~ress Then she a pol<>Dear S: way of saying It is, for the On thu, d11y in. hlsfpry: · derl.\ling cause Is removed. she was once noted for, especially m fill· You've ~ot a point: If you most part, unquesti9nably the In 1813, the rucknaine "UbCJe. . When this is done the ulcen mus\ ,be removed. They do not gtzes the next ttme and aaya ing the rank. in southeastern Ohio disappear spontaneously. abe didn't feel well, she juat let sleeplr>g dol• lie, they ofteD least original form of entertain- Sam " w'' cain«! by a writer will heal spontaneously 11 tJiv· school!. but appar.ntly they leave for Q A lrlend'a doctor told doesn't know WHY she aald ~Jake up and bark at you. -H. ment ever attempted-is indi· for tht T1oy. N.Y.. Post as a en a chaner. Keep them clean· •other states, or are interested in more her that he< tonsils would dl1it . .and. adds, "but anyway It' a cated by the ideas behind symboiic reference to the and cover with compl'esses lucrative fields. We are Indeed fortunThis colwnn Is dedicalad to tonight's three premIeres. United State!. moistened with sterile 11&lt ~ appear afte1 the age of 23 or what 1 really think •." ato In the location of Rio Grande College. 311. Is th1s , t rue! I've crkd to break up thll family Uvina, so II you'rt though not a reflection on their In l!:Hil. lht> Nazi~ be~an the lution ot the same salinity as and ill teach.r training prgram that is of A No • . bol lite tonsilo are friendship gracetUUY.. but she having klo trouble or jusl individual qualities. London blitz that Hitler thought tears. great value to local schools. The cadet very inca""poillolllwhen. they cans; and 'r.nl' 'b<lt llklbliloUI4 plain U"ouble, let Helen ltelp One premiere , lor instance, is would ,.oflt'n thr island for an A Polish doctor hall speed· for a num· program th•t bridged the enli111d type. ~•sides, I'd bala to have YOU. ~h• wiU also welcomo ABC-TV's "Love on a Rooftop," invasion. It failed. ed the he.~:tling of these uJcers have not necome bfr o1 years after its inception is on the through roptalad lnfectiOM ·of her really down an me - think your own am1111J18 uperleneu. way out, and only 718 cadets received which hu the charming idea of In 19;2, U•e Senate approved by fastenin& a plastic cage avthe throat. , what ane'd aay to oth.ra!-F.S. Address HrJen Boltfl ID cart a1 certifiicates to teach after two years of 1 yo·Jng, struggling newlywed • bUI tight•ntng tax deductions er the ul""r and reduCing the Q Every ooce tn 1 while near F: thltt newspaper training. In 1960 they numbered 1.484. couple living in a top-floor ror emPrtainment. air pressure in the cage with I caut!h up little c~ossy balls It now appears that some such program In Hlfl5. · Hurricane Belay a suction pump. If the ulcer from my tonstlo. What causes apartment with a splendid view I• In ord.r to btidge the gap.-DCW oJ San Francisco. The idea swept intv Florida from the is large tt must be eovered them! would have bePn far more Baham'.ls. Its .jestructive winds with a '*In graft as soon as the A - Normai18U81 often havo charming at first 11ance, and ' rain .pounded Florida, under Iyme base 11 lree of 111- deep crypll Pal'Uclft Of lood <;0 however' if a similar rormet MtssissiJJpi, and LouJslana for fection . Water piUs are also- or may lodge In them. This With had not been so delightful in four dav.. killing on ~timated value In reducin1 the water· an acctJiul•ltoit of odeld cella the en o r m o u s l y successful 75 persons. logging ot the affected leg, cut off fronr !he llltlnl of the crypts wilt produce lhele 1tnall Hado's mas!lfs They c'tln often be ... • I pressed ' from the•, lonlllo ' with l :\ . a \Ongue Diad~. · '\ . Q - lo It potllble dlll'lq the removal of tonsilo lA> cu\ a nerve thai would partly pan· 1y2e the vocal ooi'IH? 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Radio end hHio!, pow1r ttHrlng, whlt.wa• Hrea. 63 Chevrolet ·1 11 Bet Atre. 4 Dr . I ~. s.. ndard t r - Whlto .lin '' 60 Chevrolet tmp1la. 4 Dr. I cyl1ncler. •vtom•tlc tr1ns. Whft:ew•U tlrn, rdlo & h~'"' 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 eyl. St•ndarcl bdio and heater. "i tr-. Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT.. Line Scores f H & R FIRESTONE TRADE IN ( ' I, ,I I ) (· SUCED French City Brond WIENERS 49c .PORK SHOUlD~R . l .. , 12oz. pkg. DEL MONTE BRAND "II'a a doolblo pla)'l,. lb. 49c ..----~· .. - ~--~~·--~~~ . .. . .... . , " ' ' .... ' ' ' ' Refrigerator . . S69 Refrigerator · · s79" 13 CU. FT. UNICO FRIGIDAIRE Deep Freeze· . s119 COMBINATION_ YOUR CHOICE OF G. E. AUTOMATIC :1 REFRIGERATORS WasherA·•- Fr~= Guoron!Hd Light Chunk Tuna .-·ROSE CRlX .RAND ,19 ~'"-VC ' Pears , 2112 .,•• ,, ,~ BETTY CROOKER i ; ' ~ ELECTRIC HUFFY SEitVEL GAS ower M Refrigerator •· s20 With 50' Cord _ I· . ' Devllo Food, Cake M11; . ~····~· White, v.u- ;;;.. i Head Lettuce ' New,Potatoes ; - •' •• -; '11 12 CU. fT. G. E. 19 CU. FT. WESTINGHOUSE NEW 19" 2'1:t H.P. NEW 21" SELF PROPELLED Mower Mower s6.••·__,.._ RIIJ. Rill· 129.95 - 11" 3 H.P. DELUXE PHII.£0 wer66.aa_ EledritiiOII. Rill. tM ., ~ . ,=:. ~"f!f':3"t:!u:. ~. , - ,.,.,. ..~........ .., :q._,-.t!IJ. 1 4 dr. I cyl. AI Tra-. 1'. ltHrlng, rtdJo 1nd ...,_ tires. uurroR SAYS · 62 Ford Gal. 500 ' Browns Still Same Club, . cylloiilor, Dr., I ltlnd•rcl trlnL lltr [,_· · ·~· tir... -· .. .... 65 Dodge P•rt .) ' . ' """"'' Radio ~, white waD tl,_ • '. \ . White melancholy rorecast 15 based ,. ,., ' Teacher Shortage ~ . .. 1\ ~ · IM. Publillled evory afternoon (except saturday I and Sunday by The Oblo Val ley PubllabiDI. Compa~cy, 110 Mechanic St., Pomorw, Oblo f578i. Bullnen or ftCil phone ·,_ 992·2158. Editorial phona 1192·2157. ~· .... Cqpito.lcC?rnmenf, Even.ts tow Man on the Totem Pole "''l Y SENTINEl DEYOTID TO INTIItiST 01' ~ ., . ~~· -:,:.- ::::";;.,~:.-..:;;:,"::"~~~ . H,&RFIRfSlQNE DEALER . . -::·\ ~.-:;,~'ll..:.....· \ ..,, .~ ~'I,ID .,; .~• ... _ ··- .............,..-.·-..; '"' ......._~ $95 �·" o~y de Gaull'e .' Svral!IIM r --~, No•. OJVW~•1, 'MiD . ,. "·'l""-v --··ves ef r \nsw ., IY @,\ IILACI Mn. Leollanl Bus, chUdreu Ptitlldont Jotwoo, In 1 dlltcl Cherri, Dlvld, Lenara, and eply to Frtnch Prttdd..l Judy l\iPIIIGUit ._ 1 ~ :Mrles de Gaulle. 11M made It In Atnens wh..:e Utey vWied .e1ear u.s. rorcea will leavt VIet tht 111,. and Mn. Harold Hoi· Nam oflo,._.nd Olliy liM-he mea and fllllil3, Rev. Holmes 11u ...,. a Qnn!M•III tlmell· Ia putor 01 the Athelia Ohurdl Ole lor atopplnc ~· of the Nuantlt. - . Tile Chief Etet;utlve, p!Bbi!Y Recently vls!Ung lllr. and Mn. trrilaled by tht llnpllc:ltlonl ol Troy Zwtllint were Mr. a n d tho French leader'• speech 11s1 Mro. 01011 Zwioller. ol DIY· 111M In Cambodia, hammered ton. IIO!Ilf at the tbomt durlDJ a Mr. ao<l Mn. Danny Shaoe Lablr Day l'OUild of apeech· and 11111 a of Columboa vWtetl moldng in Mlchlllan and Ohio. with hil patellt., Mr. and Mra. lolcl audieDceS in Dan Sbant and IRJICIIOIII. ...... , ---·~. Ohio, Mr. and u-. Robert A. Hard. , . . .....,...... "" 0 lhat Amerlcaa troopo are ID .. and ann Eric of Marioll r• , Viet Nam "because agresalon cenUy opeD! • ~eek'o vacation th " and be declared· here with hll parenta Mr and ! 11 ,, ere, . · ~rt u ...... ' 1 · her • Those troops will I• honle- Mn. Ro ""''" ' nd •- and Uteir bases wiD bt turned par..ta. Mr . and 1\lrs. Vernon .:-:· wer for COilltruelive peecellm• llonalltle, of lilul Letart. purpooea-u soan ao atgre• Cfail Coltrlll spent a week In :; oloo stope. ColombUII wilb his olater. : "II anyone ohowa me tile Sharon ColtrW, hll uncle and ~ time schedule when ln!Utrallon auot, Mr. aDd Mn. Thomas li will bt hiJt.,.....nd tht nonh- ~ek, and oUter relalivea and : ..,. forces iiJelaijy In South attended the State Fair. ; Vlot Nam witbdrawn-1 will lay 1\lr. and 1\lrs. Dale Vineyard ,, on the table tbe achedule for and da~Ji!hler Ann, ol Till· t the withdrawal of our forcea madJo, opent from Frld11 until !rom Viet Nam." llwlday wllh Mn. Helen Dam• The Preeldent obvilusly at- wood and &On Lester. ' ~ tached great importance to lbl Mr. end Mn . Clinton Pierce ~ ttclaraUon. Ori8Jnall1 bt hacl and children have moved lrom looiuded II in hi1 prepared the Zwllll!ll property on Dusky .. opeech lllr Lancaaltr, Ohio, al St. to the late Mary Hubbard _ the .&! of lbl day, but he home. decided to 1et 011 tho record 1\lr. and Mrs. Olarloo (Junior) wilh it at the very outoet of bls Lisle accompanlecl hll llisler lr!P ill Detroit. ond brotlltr-in-law,Mr. ond 1\ln. iC J~ thuo waa ll!lderscor· Deve Yates, of LD111 Bottom to IP& previoua olalamenta by Strawsbtlrg, Va .. where lhey Other top admlnstraUon ofii· visited relaUveo and lrienda and oiala in replyine to De Gaulle, attended the Votes reunion. wbo lost week called on the Mr. and Mrs Raymond But' !Jnrted Slates to aet a Umetablo cher and J ... , of Winston Sl· .. ror wilhdrawal o! American lem, N. C visited her molher, ,. forcea u 1 first otep toward Mn. Evan Will, and olsilr and .. peace DeloUIIiomi in Viol Nam. brolhor-in·taw, Mr. ond lol r 1. The Chill EaecuUve'o decla· Jamea Aulhersoo and Patricia. · ralion clid not represent any Tuesday guest of Miss Frank· change in IOJIII-&Iandinl US. ie Mumaw, was l\llso Elizabeth ]lOIIey, but II did appear to be 1 Wood. of BuUer. , chlij In empbaoil. loin. Howard Lareenl villtecl I Jrlr: E .. ,, Pvt. L'tiiDII End& .._. I ' t~ r' t-DaiiY seiUinel, .I'OIDtrOY•MIOCilepori, o., sept. 7, 1116& brlnf about' I redlle!IOD ID !Dvestmellt tu credit. ' - - 'jllanl nd l!qulpmell&. Interest ra~," JobnsQil said. '1be tu CINIIII. Dr$1 inslalled Milly ecoaomlsta ·btllm Ibis Helieopt. Coune . Tbe '~etlt also saif lbe dQriJig lbe KeDile!IY •Gml•lstra- c:redlt tO be I prllclpal Privata I. I.JOIII, If, ' . lion to allmullte the ti:OIIOIDJ, laflaUODUJ . factor Ia lbe •n of Mr. IIMI Mn. Jolul E. · · l ,. , • • · IYI cu on · 0 jlrovldes tllat businellmel IDlY eeonomy, thouab tblre 1B doubt LyOIII, "' Cbt!llnut St., Middle~~~~ •P'Pdbll II IIIII ~~educt from their corporate that lis suspensloo at lhls otage port, Ohio completed a helicopI U . sec~:., and in the pub He lUes up to 7 per cent of the would do much to combat such 1tr repair course at the Army WASHINGTON (UP!l ..:pres- measure& which could overheat The Chief E•ecutlve did not amouot Utey· mveal 10 new a coodllloo. F TransportaUon Schtol, ort !dent Johnson is considerlnc a Ute economy. elaborate on what melhocls Eu!IIJ, Va., Aug. 26. mpve to limit the sale of "We are now delerminin& may be uaed, but lllere biVe Durlns tht seven-week ~urse. sovenunent seil\lrltles on Ill; whether we should limit ce~ heto perslltent reporta In be w.. trained Ill the repall' and open Jllll'ket Iii an effort to ples of aovemment securllloe Concres• that he m'J bas a mal!llenance of the Anny's car· brine down skyJ'OCketing lniel' Ill our private . aector In Ute move to suspend lndefinltoly go and tr.....,:arrylng hollcop- est rates. !lope that by dmng so we can the 7 per cent business ters. The Chlel Exea~tlve dlaclosed ANESTHIIIOLOGY & GENIRAL PRACTICE Monday that be may postpone ll!llN'T PINIIH .. GETS 1·11 YEARS taktnc advanlege of tho Partlcl· '· HIGH SCHQOL I WISHES TO ANNOUNCE HIS paUon Sales Mt recently HOW DO YOU EXPECT TO GET A JQB, .GET MAlUl':TI'A, Oblo tUPI) - passed by Concress at hls A PROMOTION, OR MAKE MORE MONEY?? NEW, LOCATION AT ... Robert M. Schww, a former administration's request. You ••• Rnloh MtaM SCHOOL AT MQMI In ,.., .,.,. practlciDI aiiAmley In Martella, tlrno u 11\ovMMI hO¥t ..... II:= ore over II write lor 584 N. 5-nd- St.-corner ef Hudaon & 2nd Sts. waa senteoced today to one to 'l'he measure would permit FUIIOOKLIT t!Notr,':"r,.';,wn' PHONE 992-3074 MIDDLIPORT 11 yeara In Ohio Penitentiary large private combines to for violation of probltion. P.urchue several bllBon dollars llMfttlAII Rllb6l.llhfi dlot7 om;. IJopl. 'M:tt" • • HOURS 2 Ill 5 p.m. Mon., Tuao. Wad., Prl, Sch 11 laced 1 d1 B1 I laol Long St., Colu. .us, Ollie war waa P on pro- m aovernmen -owne ,..., u Send me your me 58·Pore IIIII! School Booklet and P'rea baUon Ill March, li65, altar the Preoldenl'a . Couocil of LeMOn 7o.m. to I p.m. Mon. and Frl, pleadlllll IUllty ol embeullq Economic Advtsen. aow atudy· N- ....... ............................ .. All ..... . $11,1'15 from the 111111 of 1 tng Inflationary p-ures. maJ ~ Addro11 .. · · .............. · .. · · · ...... .. . A•'· · · .. · .. IY APPOINTMENT Beverly Ohio, doctor elas•"• meb sale• amo•• the Cllv .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . Zane . .. , .. , Stole ..... I. ' ' -• ... L.,.-: ' . . Limit . S;;.l f G . ' t ,n a.ae 0 . overmnen ~:~ 4!, ~ !: Sec ' .u...:•t"es Pondered by LBJ ~ a NOTICE DR. F. M. CLUFF, M.D. vo·u 1 I I I 1 I I I £!..:.:-=---------=-===---"" I CAN-r 8UY BEnER QUALI1Y. -· RACINE •.... ..,. ,,,.v i l Opaa l!lon.·Frl. _ · - · 1 to llalurdQ ------ ·, the United States ahould do to '.lr. and Mrs. Austin Wolfe to Viet Nam have moved from Racine to wihout any mention of what their homP they purchased from peace :.hc, Communiota milhl do. Long March Completed, No One There AUSTIN . Tex. !UPI) - Two months, and over 100 miles 11.Rer they atarted, • II'OUP of marchers ~teeking a 11.25 an 1\lr. and Mn. Geo11e <Petie) Cundi<t. on Collep IW. Mrs. Os~ Bogg111 accompanIed llr. and Mrs. Ralph Rose and LiN, to South Side, W. Va. where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tate, and Polly. Mrs. Edna Summerfield of near Chester visited her daueh· ter and son·ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Parkl!r. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Usle wore visitors with Mr. and Mr• George Walton in SteubenviUe and Mr. and Mre. Joho Redo- gal. CANDY AIR-BONS IN FREE BEVERAGE SHAKER 129 lb. bag Spearmint, Fluff, Mini, Butterscotch Catsup 79c 4 $1 20oz. bots. Tiger lraild CHARCOAL Drink 46oz. can l5c .. ' But the officials Utey wanted tber rnd "'•tor-in-Jaw. Mr. and Mrs. Emst B•rtels, Huntlne· Just peciple. ton '!'hoy also visited hll couThiiO who started lbl mareh sin;, Mr. ond Mrs. A1bert tn Ute dusty lower Rio Gra~de Smith. Valley town of Rio Grande C!ly Mr. Rob<·rt Flanasan spent a ,,,, . ,, • · ol-.- I 81 forgotten man- . . . -.. ··~ llj I I For Freshness ZESTA Cradcers 6 Tu Pickin'• Are Good 110t mPet tht marchers In Mrs. r•t~rolyn Capehart and Austin ano retused to call a two children ot Middleport reapeelal ~~:-.~ion cently yi~ilf'd Mrs. Dan Shane He tol1 the mart'hfrs t_hat and jrRn~~-ons educat10r ,,as tttt' be~l soh•Mn. Mr Lawrenc~ Okidlt> is rerov The rn r rrhP.r- ('\aimM that Iering. f1'0m an illness at his some workprs made as little as I home .40 ren1~ ;, -; how Tho:o.e in the Mr -11 mt Mrs Herschel Diddlf' marrh r(lnged LIP in age to 8Z-- Iare confir't'(l to their Mme by · year-old Sfv£'ro Benflvides. who illness. I QAIRY COVNTER! 1 •aid he h' d worked on farm• i most of '" life m the RIO · OHIO FAIR ENDS Grande V•l ley Benavides said COLUMBUS tUPil At lll" did nn 1 wan1 his children to : least 1.5 million persons passed , 1 through the gate!l 1t the well- i · --·- trampled Ohio State Fair- 1 TOKYO <UPI) - Gen. Ma ~· grounds this year. hoootlns the wei! 0. Ta ylor . lorml'r lJ _s fair to No. 2 in tbe country in ambassador to Viet Nam and anendance behind only Texas. past chairman of the Joint : A preliminary atl.endance figChiefs ut Staft arrived here Tuesday for a fivt-dav visil. He If srheduled to meet with Prime Mmihter Eisaku Sato j ure of 1,5411,000 for tbe 18&6 Stale Fair that ended Mosday n!gbi came within 1 thousand of Fair Man1ger E. J, Keirn'l ond Foreign Mtnlster Et.usa- prediction of at ·leoat 1 U .U· 1lioJ ptl. liltro ShiiDa. No.2! $1.00 cans Fairmont's Finest Quality Our Own Good Fresh • • GROU.ND • l gal. Of Flavors carton 79( Fairmont Choc. Milk 3 qts. . ~- _liEF ICE CREAM A Variety r UniveNltY a Dernoeral: · Rep. 11.1'11_ Grollll, Jl.lowa was unoppOOed aM wtll lace former Waterloo, Iowa Mayor L.A. Touchee IL November for tjle seat 1n Ute stata's 3rd Con!(l"salonal District In · Nevada, Gov. Sawyer November. jompecl to an early lead and held It, having run hard on. a slogao 01 "he fiihls . lor Nevada," and allacldnrl f•r•J intervenljon Ill 1111 atale'l legal gambling lndustcy, Sawyer will face the alate's top voV..getting ~b~can In Ll. Gov. . . fltl!rea, ~. ~ • WGIII!!l ·~ liJ' f!leiCa c-ICoatlilued Fnm ""·e 01111 131 !l• mchatabtl "' Plw oontempt, ~~~~~p JOhll1,1, ~.. c. ._ Frtncb- IIIIDI retur;netl , lroill Fran~ lin CouiiiJ to Melp county by Paul lberlfl'• DeputJ Cart Hyeell. on11 Republican lloltllni statewide olllce. Lila!~ the BOOSTON - 'I'D JtJ!I'fiCI . ,:Seven-term Rep. Wtller S. Barlnt, D-Nev., haid 1 slim lt.-1 ove: challqer Ralph Denton. a Las Vecu attorney who nearly upeot Baring in 1984. The GOP concressional nomination wu won by Las Vegu engineer Ralph Krae- Arm.y pnvate • ofi s!tand In Court ·Marti·al Issue 11"''-..........._.....,_,..-.__ ANTHONY IIICIJ'. In North Dakota, Repubncan Kleppe will face freahman Rep. Rolland R<'Cilln, D-N.D., whole 1 Fr. DIX, N. J. <UP!)- Pvt. order repeatedlY and that was DeMio Mora of the Bronx gets that. bia cba~co to4ay to explain to ' Mora waa acheduled 10 lake the Army' why he thinks he has 1tha stand. today to defend his 1lle right to refuae to go to Viet acUoo, punishable b)' dilhonoraNam. He contends tile war is 'ble IU~I• and five years at "Ulo1al" and a crime against bard llbor. ·· ' humanitY. The bulk of Tuesday's open'l'h 1M tng session was taken up by the e court martial o ora, vain attempt of Mora's civilian 25, a street •lllltor agaiiUtt F lkn tf United States fore! poli' . lawyer, Stanley au er ""'' h draf'~ . New York, to have the eharges ,....... e waa '""• IS e dis~" first or iis ilpll\jti this cou . ' ' ,,..se d. ~-~ f!'OUn ds lhat. I'I . the Am. l1!iit''lnte tkln wao an mepl ~er stemnilng ~nc~el Name~ lbe 10 r:~cers out Q( an ''Illegal""!·" • ' Ill •aJ I I' 'l'llt 10 officers on e g,ner cour ' IVe are Ustened stony-laceo! . as Faulk velerltiS of the Viet Nam ner, whose cred..,tials among conflict. oilier• Include membership on position is nportedly aa vutnerable a< any farm ~It Derdocrat elected In the Jobuson VK·iory of !!164. lowa'o Gov. Hugheo wHI faee Republicao oomlnee WUI!am G. Murray, another Iowa State University prolesoor, who held a slim · lead over Centmrtlle newopaper publiaher Robert K. Becl! lor the GOP nominalloo. By Ute end of this month, all states ucepl Hawaii -which votea Ort. 1 -will have completed primary balloting in toadvchoaneeosecf35tllt !o,:.,a.,.el.ectlon35s •• w ... J;ey ~aki·dad GIVEN CER1'1FICA TE - Marjorie Bentz, RD Po· meroy, one of the 60 NYC workers in Gallia and Meigs Counties, is presented a certificate by Richard Sayre, community action program director, for completion of the 12-week work period. Each worker for the duration of the program will receive identical certlflcatea and also identification cards. cense, Mt~gs county court Sept. 9; JamP.S Brool<&, 45, South Charloaton W Va., tpeedlng, l municipal court. Sept. 7; and Virgil L. Johnaon. 12, Galllpo. lis, posted flai.IO to appear Ill 1 munlccpal I'OUrl on a eharge of, lq)Oedlng, waa clocked at 181• # m!les per hour Plumbing·Heaftilt Yaur Dependable Oealer Por PLUMBING AND HEATING ALL TOP LABELS N0 Qne InJUr ' eel patro.} probes M'IShaps ID • Gallia and Met" gs CountieS RECORD 0 Johnson.•p·atman •:':7t f~ the ~ ;,;embers Patrol P% Sent Trlb eal Russell, according to the patrol, 0 • B l0 The prosecution look only the Viet Narn Peace Parade · · ' ause presen- Cars dr•ven b_v backed up to allow space for a a day and one witness Commit~~. ' ~a~ed - t&e>Am<!ri tatlves. Bennett. 21, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, car to make a turn at the inter· Begut 00 \ler hall Tuesday to present ita entire cao action 1o Southeast Aala Heskell Saunders, 37, Rt. section, aod backed into t h e . Tod . I ' I.. a· Off 'BidwelL collided at 6c4D front_.of tt.e Bishop car. 3ti0D ay case: '' , ,. cr mma • 10 tO er Tue5day on Rt 35, one The patrol cited Russell to lnfl .upyt, Dennis Mor, .. tfavi&g ·' ' mile east of Rt. 5118. No Meigs county court Sept. 9 on a WASIDNGTON (UPI) -Two received a lawful com!nand Stoc1.;,M-"'1•et NI'ght Classes was inJured. charge of improper backing. determine<! Texans -President from Capt Damuo M , Dev. e ri, ' iiB Johnson and Rep. Wright his soperlor offtcer, to ·!!liard The State Highway patrol Patrol arrests Tuesday lnclud· Patman -square off today lor immediately ~ military sedan NEW YORK IUPI! -Stock A • Thi y ported that Bennett attempted edc Luther Hill, 2ti. Rt. I Galli• "bottle royal'' over Ute located in front of this building ptlces ·~ned lower '" moder· g3ID s ear to pass Saunders as Ute latter I polis, spee<ijng, tiled to Galll- I .• 4 •.,1,.39 after. 7 'Black Power' Riot Que~d in At~ta -~·- ·. $1,000 Judgement'-So.iii~'t by EOC,alFirm · 45 RPM- STEREO - HI-FI LP's .. -- --·----.. to. vALUABLE COUPON ' • :.• cou~on Tbis entitles the first 20 customers to,fj attempted to m~ke a left tum polis mpmcipal Sept 12; Fran· into a or1·1 ate drive. Both cars cia Rethbum , 51, Middleport, no receive a big',.. • had moderate damage. muffler. cited to Meigs county The patrol cited Benoett to coort Sept. 9; Howard Noble 66, Gallipolis municipal court on a Rl. 3 Pomeroy, no operator's I~ 1.----=;;o;;iiio....,._Oiii="J charge of failure to signal when passing anrl Saunders was charged with making an improper • from above sale prices. Bring thil coupon with turn. you to Ridenour Radio & TV for this sper.icl •• The natrol also Investigated '.d · M· t FOR SCHOOL I offering. one acc1 ent m e1gs coun y, at .\45, p.m at the junction of ~.99 to $5 .99 Rts. \~3 and 121 in Rutland. ' No one woo Injured. Officers reported that Worley Russell. 7o, Rl. 2 Pomeroy, ha4 """' at the Iuncuon " on Rt . stop.,... 'l. 143. Behind him, Bob C. Bislwp II Middleport, 0. 985-3308 CHESt:~R 2S·., ~Ru~t~la~nc~,~~s~to~p~ped~.Thon~~ll.,,.,..,......,,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,..!'IJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!III••••!!!!!!!!!!! ; I : l0'¥o SHOES Roush's Shoe Store ._ ________ ' lag, 245-51153, art. 2• ' Good QuaRty Jowl Bacon BEEF LIVER~"' Boiling Beef 3 c ( ' . •. ID. Negro ycnrtbs and ebased wNI bricks, rocks and bollles. One reporter, ~dy Still ol station WSB, was lrit in the face but was not •ious!Y \itt· Speir~. " vlolence continued through the )light. Two soper· marketa were .robbed and the windshield of a po!!cer cruiser was smasbed. · · ' .. • ) ' you ·ut a .: Hy phoned home?:' •• ul. '· DRY CLEANING Service On Request Robinson's CLEANERS ' POMEROY QUIET AS '\ .,. CARPET ....... You M"st See Them ••. NEW NELLY DON · DRESSES FOil ~~~QJ; . : .. .' '· ·• WITH BUIL\-·IN CuJ"ION ·If t:ON~OI;.EUII·IWRN .. IIIQI II0011Q hiD -.....,.......__ ..........._ . 'ilcta .,~ f ' •II!P ' - "'hloo lllhltll ;iii' .... oiiiillo olllttrl 1 ~ ,..,..., IIi . ' ~--- .. HOUR ' Slcecl I Ridenour Radio & TVI:· at's ,~ •i•,l DISCOUNT ,. Sliced '·· TOP 20 HITS 0 biggesl pocketbook political (AI .'""!. D~) provided for at~ trading todlly. . ""' Ri G de c 11 'II Issue this year the threat of ltanoportatloo ' to the airplane Electronlcs were eaSJer. o ran o ege WI •· runaway loflatkm. which will fly you 1o Viol Nam, steels, motors and cheiJiicals gain offer evening classes with b 14 J 1 196tl ixedo AJrllnta were courses being taught firs! seThe Chief Executive and did Ill or I ou1 uY were m · Patman, a veteran of years wlllfuiJy dloebey the same." generally s~dy, 0111 were mester on the campos, In Porn· In the House wbo 38 used slightly lowei'!'.;llillo took some eroy, Jackson, and Wellston. 10 Onler Refused l!!m&ll losaea , Courses being taught on camadvise lobnson when ~ waa a Devera tesUfled he gave the Shortly the opening bell, pos include Art 312 from 7 to 9 young eopgressman m the .. .• . ..,~, .•. thO' l!nlted Preaa Intemational p.m., Monday, and Music 312 1930s, saw eye to eye over the PJ:l'l'l10N F'II,ED ••-• .......1 Indicator ·'owed from 7 to 9 p m Tuesday threat, But they clllfered _,... """"" "" ' ., · sharply over bow to control it. A petition ~vorl!e waa a.!o~!.. of 9.2tr1ad~ ~~ on the Bolli courses receive two boors med 1o the Mei ounty Clerk - ... uea· ..,. '"ere were of ecademlc credit. The Prloldenl w~ reported of Courts office 00 Tuesday by 333 lQSers ·and 180 gainers. Fci!U courses will be taught Ia be actively considering a Maxine D. McClain, R. D. l, Chey&ier· rise , to 36'!11 and at Jackson. They are c Ameri· corporate tax lnereal!e ·~help Racine, against Wilbert J. Me· Ford added 'I• al 43.'1< General aut Literature 313, 7 to 10 p.m., dampen the overheated econo- Cl•'• R D R . ch .. Motore feU 12 to 74, · tueaday; BriUsh Literature 1 ·cruelty · acme, ng MoioM11i dropped 2"' my. Patman wanteif ,..__ ......,.,_ e&treme and gross.... neg· to 311, 7 to 10 p.m., Wednesday; to slash Interest rates , lmmedl· !eel of duty. '!be planUff seeks I~H'•·, Faltcbild ~era ~. to Shakespeare 413, 7 to 10 p.m., ately to gel prlces·~•d"!f'· custody of two minor children. 170\il and ~ Sperry .Rand ~. to Tuesday ; and American His· Jobuson II oppoaed 19 hieh fl . ' l6ry II 212, 7 to 10 p.m., Thurslntereat ,ntea, btit he doet not ..a.. G:o · Du i Poqt advanced IV. to day. buy Patman's approach. WILL HOLD SAL!! . 171~ an4 .•,11n!Q1 .. ~. I> Two cour.!es each will be Rep. llarJ S, l\eiiSs, D-Wls., The Middleport Child Conre!'· to 50\il. D9w Chemical slid III llught at Pomeroy aod Wella lllell'iler of the joint vati111 Lea&ue will bold a to 61~ . U.S. Steel sll~ ¥1, to 18. still. Beine o/fered at Pomeroy congreaalonll ecooom!c com- rummage sale, Sepilmber 9 P"1' Amu'lw. World Afrways •re Clasoroom Management 313, mittee, reported lbat Johnson and 10 at the Fry building in lackJ!d on l'• at-51. Trona WOrld 7 ta 9 p.m., Monday, and New was coi!Siderlltl blgher corpor- Mlddl:t starling at 9 a. m. dropped l \11 to ill% and KLM Testament 201, 7 to 10 p.m., ate tues ond 1 rollbocii of the each · shed 1 at 1)9%. Wednesday. At Wellston wm be 7 per cerci Inves-t taJ: Norfolk 1o .western R11Hway Western Civllizalloo m, 7 to 10 credit to lake some of the drive from savings and Joan and dipped '!8 to ltrl.\II,.New York p.m., Thursday, and American out of !be economy. building J'ifll\1!8tjpns, leaving Central Railroad \', to 55.\8 and State Government 211, 7 to 10 Reuss' report came as the the boos!!- :!"l\'liot very short Pennsylvaola I'• to 43¥4. p.m., Monday. House was beginning consider•· of cash. :1 •• ~Registration for all classes lion of a far-reaching Patman Patman said he expected "a ~"' ~ 'I!I!:MPJ":,: ' wiD be ceoducted on the Rio measure to curb eliJ!Iblng bank batUe royal" during today's Tempe•: 1P • t'&illt)lwn GNnde Campus !rom 6c30 to 8:lnterest rate• on deposita. debate on his plan. A ' howdown Pomeroy waa 72 degreerat 11 311 p.m., Tues., Sept. 13, in ComMorl!!aill lenders claim Ute vote on lhe measure wu a. m. Wednesday un~ar eunny munlty Hall. fligber rataa bove taken money expected to come Thursday. skies. For furlher information contact Roy E. Holmeo, director of the extension and student teacb- ATLANTA (UPll - This was tumbled from atop a ear proud elly's Image aa an -by the rioters, was expected to example ol raeial tranquility meet with Negro leaders today lay lernilbed today in tho wake to hear grievances that fnstered ol a "black power" negro riot Ute worst ·Negro rioting in that was quelled lllth tear gas Atlanta's mnderii ftlstory. • and warning shots. The angry. rowdy mob, chanting "black power" and At least nine persons were "knl the white cops," was wounded aod more than 50 dispersed by tear gas and others arrested Tuesday in the pollee cordoned off the area as riot by 1,000 Ne1rnea a1111ered darkness fell Tuesday. by the !hooting II • Negro A sniper started shooting automobile theft suspect and from a house after ·dark, but egged on by the mllllent pollee ruSlie1f"lfi" anS "atTested Student Nonviolent Coordinet- seven men before anyene was lng Committee (SNCC) · bit b)i the shoti. Officers also State troopers stood ready to arrested three Negroes riding help police in the event ef any in a c_ar with an automatic further riotiJIII In Ute Nei!i'l> pistol oil the front seat. district within sight or the gold· ue;d Coolerence domed capitol. Allen told a brief\. ·sQ'eet About 2110 to 300 troopers and coi'ner conference thal •. "aU. city polieemen, armed with ricK D~ pollee will be used to equipment, were camped ill restore order." Gov. Carl E. A~ta'• new f18 m!UIOII ~ ~· ~ !j!P,te police sllldlom, readJ ,to 111M ID~ to~ .to ~P,'II.Qeecled. lilt tro~ed ~· four b19Ckl Lll4t ~t~ n~s. men eway. . • coveJ111t' 1- N~i grrev)II!C!' MaY_ot;•• lvl!ll, AU~rdr. 1 ."hO 111""'*'" ,~':;";~clled: ·~. uciNSEGJWITED A marriage nee.... has bePD 311 ciiJs w~elher to reliT IOVOII lfaoted 1u Melp Probate Coon persolll lltd ane flrml cbarR· to Glerm !upoe Rizer, ' W, ed with '"'ndlllll obscene """''" ' Raelne • aod Rita JeBII Brin• across $lall' lines. It, fbwine. AMiota.t U. S. Atty. Morton 1 Susman so;d be expected a sot> ond trial perbope early In 1911'1. Depirlmem will dlcide within !,-...............,===== FAMOUS FUL • VALU MEAT BUYS! AT OUR 11fe h~ had 1~ . PORK and BEANS Quantities onts, Mr. •nd Mrs. John Buch· Tht ~ovtrnor said lle would anan. t.l'lf' ... .. ' To Limit Nelson Yowed. Mr . •nd Mrs . James Ctlnt, Tbe purpose of the mareh, and narla and Jimmy, visited unfulfilled was to meet With Sunday witt> Mr and Mrs. LeonGov. John Connally to ask lor a ani HaS! and family. 1pecial l<.gislati~e session ta - Ada ~ack spent Friday night pass a st:~ l'" mlmmum wag~ for ! and Swturday witb her daughfarm wors.trs . . ter and I01l·in-!aw, Mr and Mrs. Texas ha~ nu mw1mum wage ' Harley Johnson and children of Jaw. Wolf POfl. Connally and oLher . state Mr. and Mrs P11ul Buchanan aharP "' Reserved fell, T01 .. lut week. ~i ~ Packaqes officials dr::.ve about JO miles to and child1en ol Garrettsville the marchns 111t New Braun- spent 9 wtekend with hia par- ·~'I -. ~ ! -, 1 ··Showboat . . . . Brand 8 Inner ,, upstaJrs RJ~artmt-nt of the Cross property or· Second St. '""Of) SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 21 $1.00 cans cans "But f1t-ver agam Will he bf , CHEER Sweet Treat No. 21 ter, Mrs. Lawrence Sellers. He attended the State Fair. Mr. and Mrs John Buchanan have moveo here !rom Now Mil· ford to the Cross property on Cherry ~1. Mr. Walter tBuck! Romine, who has spent some time in Butfalo, W. Va , has moved into the BLUE ·59( 10 lb. bag July 4 had blossomed mto a week in C'olumbua with his sis- thrOOI of 10.000 Monday. They were appi<uded by thousand& of e!Uzons who lined Ute street.. March ltader Eueene NelliOII, who helped organize the california grape pickers, told the crowd at the Cap•tol that when the march started the valley farm worker was a 'laundry Detergent Briquets· PEACH HALVES $1.00 4 to see w•n not there. c pkgs. Sitkely's Pineapple Grapefruit By Unlietl Pnnlllenlllloul A Bismarck Investment banker who belliWI "thll Ia the year of the elephani" ' TueidaJ beat • John Birch Socltty member lor a GOP eQ!llfUIlona! nomination In North Dakota. Thomas S. Kleppe's mlflln aver ram·her·teaCher Martin Vaaler wa• nearly 2-1 in the !nd Concr-sllonal Dlslrict con. test. Klep!>" W8ll considered a mnderate. Rep. Mark Andrews, a ~publican, was unopposed in the state's lsi District. ln the two other allta primary c<>ntest. Tullday N• vada Gov Grant s.,Yer' and Iowa Gov Harold E, HJIIhea, both mcumbellt Domoerall, were renom!natecl for thlrcl terms. Sawyer ODipollecl the combined vole of tour ' ponenta , · Sen. J•ck R. Miller, R·lowa, easily overcame the opposition of an opponent wbo ran on ID anti-war ptalfonn. He will faei Prof. E.B. Smith of Iowa State · aiD»~·~ 51: UPI Briefs w Extr1 Fine Grlnul•t•d Greer Freestone oour minimum farm wa1e, vian Sr. ib Bergholz, rf!Cf!lltly . reached the state Capitol Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bartels lf'Ounds Labor Day. spent a w~ekend with his bro- Whitman Delicious 10 oz. Shaker PACKED Del Monte FAMILY SIZE -MILK s.ided in their emphasil on what in Columbus. Jril}g • to 8 lradeA HOMOGENIZED ·The administratito rea:arded her son ~nd d1qhter-in .. law, ~ e ITH & PEARL STS.-l!ACINE "Thr Start With A Hart" the 0. Gaulle proposals 11 on• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lar&enl CCtONIAL INSTANT COFFEE MARKET J. ' NESCAFE ' Three Primary Contests Held Tuesday; .Banke r is GOP Winner op. Se ptem.bl'r 8, 9 QIUllO i ' I $149 It can't be the Sq. Yd. o....olltcaUfl R'l eut!IIOitldl. . . . . . . . . McMIItll'I-IIAfli ... lfl tlnrtl • o111flftr-tilltt toiP'iiiOI~ IUIItt ...., Ill ....- ·o-aoctmcllllll"""' ,. ' .~. INGELS . ;;;,... CARPET HOUSE '; i'""'Do. i. 'MAIN'' POMEROY 992-5661 •• You can have all the comfort a'lf'convenicnce of an extra extension phone for less per dll"Y than it costs you 10 mall a Jetter. In fact, you could get two !O[ roughly the price ol your daily newspaper! So what's keeping you from phoning it up a bit? Every living and working room in your home deserves its own pbODC. That's why llllll\• new bome• arc> pr:cwircd, wttb •, ·- • I pboae outlets io '"'"""' key spaiL All &et now? Tbeo call oor B I help you witb rhe planum,. GENE/IAJ. ·TELEPHONE . �·" o~y de Gaull'e .' Svral!IIM r --~, No•. OJVW~•1, 'MiD . ,. "·'l""-v --··ves ef r \nsw ., IY @,\ IILACI Mn. Leollanl Bus, chUdreu Ptitlldont Jotwoo, In 1 dlltcl Cherri, Dlvld, Lenara, and eply to Frtnch Prttdd..l Judy l\iPIIIGUit ._ 1 ~ :Mrles de Gaulle. 11M made It In Atnens wh..:e Utey vWied .e1ear u.s. rorcea will leavt VIet tht 111,. and Mn. Harold Hoi· Nam oflo,._.nd Olliy liM-he mea and fllllil3, Rev. Holmes 11u ...,. a Qnn!M•III tlmell· Ia putor 01 the Athelia Ohurdl Ole lor atopplnc ~· of the Nuantlt. - . Tile Chief Etet;utlve, p!Bbi!Y Recently vls!Ung lllr. and Mn. trrilaled by tht llnpllc:ltlonl ol Troy Zwtllint were Mr. a n d tho French leader'• speech 11s1 Mro. 01011 Zwioller. ol DIY· 111M In Cambodia, hammered ton. IIO!Ilf at the tbomt durlDJ a Mr. ao<l Mn. Danny Shaoe Lablr Day l'OUild of apeech· and 11111 a of Columboa vWtetl moldng in Mlchlllan and Ohio. with hil patellt., Mr. and Mra. lolcl audieDceS in Dan Sbant and IRJICIIOIII. ...... , ---·~. Ohio, Mr. and u-. Robert A. Hard. , . . .....,...... "" 0 lhat Amerlcaa troopo are ID .. and ann Eric of Marioll r• , Viet Nam "because agresalon cenUy opeD! • ~eek'o vacation th " and be declared· here with hll parenta Mr and ! 11 ,, ere, . · ~rt u ...... ' 1 · her • Those troops will I• honle- Mn. Ro ""''" ' nd •- and Uteir bases wiD bt turned par..ta. Mr . and 1\lrs. Vernon .:-:· wer for COilltruelive peecellm• llonalltle, of lilul Letart. purpooea-u soan ao atgre• Cfail Coltrlll spent a week In :; oloo stope. ColombUII wilb his olater. : "II anyone ohowa me tile Sharon ColtrW, hll uncle and ~ time schedule when ln!Utrallon auot, Mr. aDd Mn. Thomas li will bt hiJt.,.....nd tht nonh- ~ek, and oUter relalivea and : ..,. forces iiJelaijy In South attended the State Fair. ; Vlot Nam witbdrawn-1 will lay 1\lr. and 1\lrs. Dale Vineyard ,, on the table tbe achedule for and da~Ji!hler Ann, ol Till· t the withdrawal of our forcea madJo, opent from Frld11 until !rom Viet Nam." llwlday wllh Mn. Helen Dam• The Preeldent obvilusly at- wood and &On Lester. ' ~ tached great importance to lbl Mr. end Mn . Clinton Pierce ~ ttclaraUon. Ori8Jnall1 bt hacl and children have moved lrom looiuded II in hi1 prepared the Zwllll!ll property on Dusky .. opeech lllr Lancaaltr, Ohio, al St. to the late Mary Hubbard _ the .&! of lbl day, but he home. decided to 1et 011 tho record 1\lr. and Mrs. Olarloo (Junior) wilh it at the very outoet of bls Lisle accompanlecl hll llisler lr!P ill Detroit. ond brotlltr-in-law,Mr. ond 1\ln. iC J~ thuo waa ll!lderscor· Deve Yates, of LD111 Bottom to IP& previoua olalamenta by Strawsbtlrg, Va .. where lhey Other top admlnstraUon ofii· visited relaUveo and lrienda and oiala in replyine to De Gaulle, attended the Votes reunion. wbo lost week called on the Mr. and Mrs Raymond But' !Jnrted Slates to aet a Umetablo cher and J ... , of Winston Sl· .. ror wilhdrawal o! American lem, N. C visited her molher, ,. forcea u 1 first otep toward Mn. Evan Will, and olsilr and .. peace DeloUIIiomi in Viol Nam. brolhor-in·taw, Mr. ond lol r 1. The Chill EaecuUve'o decla· Jamea Aulhersoo and Patricia. · ralion clid not represent any Tuesday guest of Miss Frank· change in IOJIII-&Iandinl US. ie Mumaw, was l\llso Elizabeth ]lOIIey, but II did appear to be 1 Wood. of BuUer. , chlij In empbaoil. loin. Howard Lareenl villtecl I Jrlr: E .. ,, Pvt. L'tiiDII End& .._. I ' t~ r' t-DaiiY seiUinel, .I'OIDtrOY•MIOCilepori, o., sept. 7, 1116& brlnf about' I redlle!IOD ID !Dvestmellt tu credit. ' - - 'jllanl nd l!qulpmell&. Interest ra~," JobnsQil said. '1be tu CINIIII. Dr$1 inslalled Milly ecoaomlsta ·btllm Ibis Helieopt. Coune . Tbe '~etlt also saif lbe dQriJig lbe KeDile!IY •Gml•lstra- c:redlt tO be I prllclpal Privata I. I.JOIII, If, ' . lion to allmullte the ti:OIIOIDJ, laflaUODUJ . factor Ia lbe •n of Mr. IIMI Mn. Jolul E. · · l ,. , • • · IYI cu on · 0 jlrovldes tllat businellmel IDlY eeonomy, thouab tblre 1B doubt LyOIII, "' Cbt!llnut St., Middle~~~~ •P'Pdbll II IIIII ~~educt from their corporate that lis suspensloo at lhls otage port, Ohio completed a helicopI U . sec~:., and in the pub He lUes up to 7 per cent of the would do much to combat such 1tr repair course at the Army WASHINGTON (UP!l ..:pres- measure& which could overheat The Chief E•ecutlve did not amouot Utey· mveal 10 new a coodllloo. F TransportaUon Schtol, ort !dent Johnson is considerlnc a Ute economy. elaborate on what melhocls Eu!IIJ, Va., Aug. 26. mpve to limit the sale of "We are now delerminin& may be uaed, but lllere biVe Durlns tht seven-week ~urse. sovenunent seil\lrltles on Ill; whether we should limit ce~ heto perslltent reporta In be w.. trained Ill the repall' and open Jllll'ket Iii an effort to ples of aovemment securllloe Concres• that he m'J bas a mal!llenance of the Anny's car· brine down skyJ'OCketing lniel' Ill our private . aector In Ute move to suspend lndefinltoly go and tr.....,:arrylng hollcop- est rates. !lope that by dmng so we can the 7 per cent business ters. The Chlel Exea~tlve dlaclosed ANESTHIIIOLOGY & GENIRAL PRACTICE Monday that be may postpone ll!llN'T PINIIH .. GETS 1·11 YEARS taktnc advanlege of tho Partlcl· '· HIGH SCHQOL I WISHES TO ANNOUNCE HIS paUon Sales Mt recently HOW DO YOU EXPECT TO GET A JQB, .GET MAlUl':TI'A, Oblo tUPI) - passed by Concress at hls A PROMOTION, OR MAKE MORE MONEY?? NEW, LOCATION AT ... Robert M. Schww, a former administration's request. You ••• Rnloh MtaM SCHOOL AT MQMI In ,.., .,.,. practlciDI aiiAmley In Martella, tlrno u 11\ovMMI hO¥t ..... II:= ore over II write lor 584 N. 5-nd- St.-corner ef Hudaon & 2nd Sts. waa senteoced today to one to 'l'he measure would permit FUIIOOKLIT t!Notr,':"r,.';,wn' PHONE 992-3074 MIDDLIPORT 11 yeara In Ohio Penitentiary large private combines to for violation of probltion. P.urchue several bllBon dollars llMfttlAII Rllb6l.llhfi dlot7 om;. IJopl. 'M:tt" • • HOURS 2 Ill 5 p.m. Mon., Tuao. Wad., Prl, Sch 11 laced 1 d1 B1 I laol Long St., Colu. .us, Ollie war waa P on pro- m aovernmen -owne ,..., u Send me your me 58·Pore IIIII! School Booklet and P'rea baUon Ill March, li65, altar the Preoldenl'a . Couocil of LeMOn 7o.m. to I p.m. Mon. and Frl, pleadlllll IUllty ol embeullq Economic Advtsen. aow atudy· N- ....... ............................ .. All ..... . $11,1'15 from the 111111 of 1 tng Inflationary p-ures. maJ ~ Addro11 .. · · .............. · .. · · · ...... .. . A•'· · · .. · .. IY APPOINTMENT Beverly Ohio, doctor elas•"• meb sale• amo•• the Cllv .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . Zane . .. , .. , Stole ..... I. ' ' -• ... L.,.-: ' . . Limit . S;;.l f G . ' t ,n a.ae 0 . overmnen ~:~ 4!, ~ !: Sec ' .u...:•t"es Pondered by LBJ ~ a NOTICE DR. F. M. CLUFF, M.D. vo·u 1 I I I 1 I I I £!..:.:-=---------=-===---"" I CAN-r 8UY BEnER QUALI1Y. -· RACINE •.... ..,. ,,,.v i l Opaa l!lon.·Frl. _ · - · 1 to llalurdQ ------ ·, the United States ahould do to '.lr. and Mrs. Austin Wolfe to Viet Nam have moved from Racine to wihout any mention of what their homP they purchased from peace :.hc, Communiota milhl do. Long March Completed, No One There AUSTIN . Tex. !UPI) - Two months, and over 100 miles 11.Rer they atarted, • II'OUP of marchers ~teeking a 11.25 an 1\lr. and Mn. Geo11e <Petie) Cundi<t. on Collep IW. Mrs. Os~ Bogg111 accompanIed llr. and Mrs. Ralph Rose and LiN, to South Side, W. Va. where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tate, and Polly. Mrs. Edna Summerfield of near Chester visited her daueh· ter and son·ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Parkl!r. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Usle wore visitors with Mr. and Mr• George Walton in SteubenviUe and Mr. and Mre. Joho Redo- gal. CANDY AIR-BONS IN FREE BEVERAGE SHAKER 129 lb. bag Spearmint, Fluff, Mini, Butterscotch Catsup 79c 4 $1 20oz. bots. Tiger lraild CHARCOAL Drink 46oz. can l5c .. ' But the officials Utey wanted tber rnd "'•tor-in-Jaw. Mr. and Mrs. Emst B•rtels, Huntlne· Just peciple. ton '!'hoy also visited hll couThiiO who started lbl mareh sin;, Mr. ond Mrs. A1bert tn Ute dusty lower Rio Gra~de Smith. Valley town of Rio Grande C!ly Mr. Rob<·rt Flanasan spent a ,,,, . ,, • · ol-.- I 81 forgotten man- . . . -.. ··~ llj I I For Freshness ZESTA Cradcers 6 Tu Pickin'• Are Good 110t mPet tht marchers In Mrs. r•t~rolyn Capehart and Austin ano retused to call a two children ot Middleport reapeelal ~~:-.~ion cently yi~ilf'd Mrs. Dan Shane He tol1 the mart'hfrs t_hat and jrRn~~-ons educat10r ,,as tttt' be~l soh•Mn. Mr Lawrenc~ Okidlt> is rerov The rn r rrhP.r- ('\aimM that Iering. f1'0m an illness at his some workprs made as little as I home .40 ren1~ ;, -; how Tho:o.e in the Mr -11 mt Mrs Herschel Diddlf' marrh r(lnged LIP in age to 8Z-- Iare confir't'(l to their Mme by · year-old Sfv£'ro Benflvides. who illness. I QAIRY COVNTER! 1 •aid he h' d worked on farm• i most of '" life m the RIO · OHIO FAIR ENDS Grande V•l ley Benavides said COLUMBUS tUPil At lll" did nn 1 wan1 his children to : least 1.5 million persons passed , 1 through the gate!l 1t the well- i · --·- trampled Ohio State Fair- 1 TOKYO <UPI) - Gen. Ma ~· grounds this year. hoootlns the wei! 0. Ta ylor . lorml'r lJ _s fair to No. 2 in tbe country in ambassador to Viet Nam and anendance behind only Texas. past chairman of the Joint : A preliminary atl.endance figChiefs ut Staft arrived here Tuesday for a fivt-dav visil. He If srheduled to meet with Prime Mmihter Eisaku Sato j ure of 1,5411,000 for tbe 18&6 Stale Fair that ended Mosday n!gbi came within 1 thousand of Fair Man1ger E. J, Keirn'l ond Foreign Mtnlster Et.usa- prediction of at ·leoat 1 U .U· 1lioJ ptl. liltro ShiiDa. No.2! $1.00 cans Fairmont's Finest Quality Our Own Good Fresh • • GROU.ND • l gal. Of Flavors carton 79( Fairmont Choc. Milk 3 qts. . ~- _liEF ICE CREAM A Variety r UniveNltY a Dernoeral: · Rep. 11.1'11_ Grollll, Jl.lowa was unoppOOed aM wtll lace former Waterloo, Iowa Mayor L.A. Touchee IL November for tjle seat 1n Ute stata's 3rd Con!(l"salonal District In · Nevada, Gov. Sawyer November. jompecl to an early lead and held It, having run hard on. a slogao 01 "he fiihls . lor Nevada," and allacldnrl f•r•J intervenljon Ill 1111 atale'l legal gambling lndustcy, Sawyer will face the alate's top voV..getting ~b~can In Ll. Gov. . . fltl!rea, ~. ~ • WGIII!!l ·~ liJ' f!leiCa c-ICoatlilued Fnm ""·e 01111 131 !l• mchatabtl "' Plw oontempt, ~~~~~p JOhll1,1, ~.. c. ._ Frtncb- IIIIDI retur;netl , lroill Fran~ lin CouiiiJ to Melp county by Paul lberlfl'• DeputJ Cart Hyeell. on11 Republican lloltllni statewide olllce. Lila!~ the BOOSTON - 'I'D JtJ!I'fiCI . ,:Seven-term Rep. Wtller S. Barlnt, D-Nev., haid 1 slim lt.-1 ove: challqer Ralph Denton. a Las Vecu attorney who nearly upeot Baring in 1984. The GOP concressional nomination wu won by Las Vegu engineer Ralph Krae- Arm.y pnvate • ofi s!tand In Court ·Marti·al Issue 11"''-..........._.....,_,..-.__ ANTHONY IIICIJ'. In North Dakota, Repubncan Kleppe will face freahman Rep. Rolland R<'Cilln, D-N.D., whole 1 Fr. DIX, N. J. <UP!)- Pvt. order repeatedlY and that was DeMio Mora of the Bronx gets that. bia cba~co to4ay to explain to ' Mora waa acheduled 10 lake the Army' why he thinks he has 1tha stand. today to defend his 1lle right to refuae to go to Viet acUoo, punishable b)' dilhonoraNam. He contends tile war is 'ble IU~I• and five years at "Ulo1al" and a crime against bard llbor. ·· ' humanitY. The bulk of Tuesday's open'l'h 1M tng session was taken up by the e court martial o ora, vain attempt of Mora's civilian 25, a street •lllltor agaiiUtt F lkn tf United States fore! poli' . lawyer, Stanley au er ""'' h draf'~ . New York, to have the eharges ,....... e waa '""• IS e dis~" first or iis ilpll\jti this cou . ' ' ,,..se d. ~-~ f!'OUn ds lhat. I'I . the Am. l1!iit''lnte tkln wao an mepl ~er stemnilng ~nc~el Name~ lbe 10 r:~cers out Q( an ''Illegal""!·" • ' Ill •aJ I I' 'l'llt 10 officers on e g,ner cour ' IVe are Ustened stony-laceo! . as Faulk velerltiS of the Viet Nam ner, whose cred..,tials among conflict. oilier• Include membership on position is nportedly aa vutnerable a< any farm ~It Derdocrat elected In the Jobuson VK·iory of !!164. lowa'o Gov. Hugheo wHI faee Republicao oomlnee WUI!am G. Murray, another Iowa State University prolesoor, who held a slim · lead over Centmrtlle newopaper publiaher Robert K. Becl! lor the GOP nominalloo. By Ute end of this month, all states ucepl Hawaii -which votea Ort. 1 -will have completed primary balloting in toadvchoaneeosecf35tllt !o,:.,a.,.el.ectlon35s •• w ... J;ey ~aki·dad GIVEN CER1'1FICA TE - Marjorie Bentz, RD Po· meroy, one of the 60 NYC workers in Gallia and Meigs Counties, is presented a certificate by Richard Sayre, community action program director, for completion of the 12-week work period. Each worker for the duration of the program will receive identical certlflcatea and also identification cards. cense, Mt~gs county court Sept. 9; JamP.S Brool<&, 45, South Charloaton W Va., tpeedlng, l municipal court. Sept. 7; and Virgil L. Johnaon. 12, Galllpo. lis, posted flai.IO to appear Ill 1 munlccpal I'OUrl on a eharge of, lq)Oedlng, waa clocked at 181• # m!les per hour Plumbing·Heaftilt Yaur Dependable Oealer Por PLUMBING AND HEATING ALL TOP LABELS N0 Qne InJUr ' eel patro.} probes M'IShaps ID • Gallia and Met" gs CountieS RECORD 0 Johnson.•p·atman •:':7t f~ the ~ ;,;embers Patrol P% Sent Trlb eal Russell, according to the patrol, 0 • B l0 The prosecution look only the Viet Narn Peace Parade · · ' ause presen- Cars dr•ven b_v backed up to allow space for a a day and one witness Commit~~. ' ~a~ed - t&e>Am<!ri tatlves. Bennett. 21, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, car to make a turn at the inter· Begut 00 \ler hall Tuesday to present ita entire cao action 1o Southeast Aala Heskell Saunders, 37, Rt. section, aod backed into t h e . Tod . I ' I.. a· Off 'BidwelL collided at 6c4D front_.of tt.e Bishop car. 3ti0D ay case: '' , ,. cr mma • 10 tO er Tue5day on Rt 35, one The patrol cited Russell to lnfl .upyt, Dennis Mor, .. tfavi&g ·' ' mile east of Rt. 5118. No Meigs county court Sept. 9 on a WASIDNGTON (UPI) -Two received a lawful com!nand Stoc1.;,M-"'1•et NI'ght Classes was inJured. charge of improper backing. determine<! Texans -President from Capt Damuo M , Dev. e ri, ' iiB Johnson and Rep. Wright his soperlor offtcer, to ·!!liard The State Highway patrol Patrol arrests Tuesday lnclud· Patman -square off today lor immediately ~ military sedan NEW YORK IUPI! -Stock A • Thi y ported that Bennett attempted edc Luther Hill, 2ti. Rt. I Galli• "bottle royal'' over Ute located in front of this building ptlces ·~ned lower '" moder· g3ID s ear to pass Saunders as Ute latter I polis, spee<ijng, tiled to Galll- I .• 4 •.,1,.39 after. 7 'Black Power' Riot Que~d in At~ta -~·- ·. $1,000 Judgement'-So.iii~'t by EOC,alFirm · 45 RPM- STEREO - HI-FI LP's .. -- --·----.. to. vALUABLE COUPON ' • :.• cou~on Tbis entitles the first 20 customers to,fj attempted to m~ke a left tum polis mpmcipal Sept 12; Fran· into a or1·1 ate drive. Both cars cia Rethbum , 51, Middleport, no receive a big',.. • had moderate damage. muffler. cited to Meigs county The patrol cited Benoett to coort Sept. 9; Howard Noble 66, Gallipolis municipal court on a Rl. 3 Pomeroy, no operator's I~ 1.----=;;o;;iiio....,._Oiii="J charge of failure to signal when passing anrl Saunders was charged with making an improper • from above sale prices. Bring thil coupon with turn. you to Ridenour Radio & TV for this sper.icl •• The natrol also Investigated '.d · M· t FOR SCHOOL I offering. one acc1 ent m e1gs coun y, at .\45, p.m at the junction of ~.99 to $5 .99 Rts. \~3 and 121 in Rutland. ' No one woo Injured. Officers reported that Worley Russell. 7o, Rl. 2 Pomeroy, ha4 """' at the Iuncuon " on Rt . stop.,... 'l. 143. Behind him, Bob C. Bislwp II Middleport, 0. 985-3308 CHESt:~R 2S·., ~Ru~t~la~nc~,~~s~to~p~ped~.Thon~~ll.,,.,..,......,,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,..!'IJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!III••••!!!!!!!!!!! ; I : l0'¥o SHOES Roush's Shoe Store ._ ________ ' lag, 245-51153, art. 2• ' Good QuaRty Jowl Bacon BEEF LIVER~"' Boiling Beef 3 c ( ' . •. ID. Negro ycnrtbs and ebased wNI bricks, rocks and bollles. One reporter, ~dy Still ol station WSB, was lrit in the face but was not •ious!Y \itt· Speir~. " vlolence continued through the )light. Two soper· marketa were .robbed and the windshield of a po!!cer cruiser was smasbed. · · ' .. • ) ' you ·ut a .: Hy phoned home?:' •• ul. '· DRY CLEANING Service On Request Robinson's CLEANERS ' POMEROY QUIET AS '\ .,. CARPET ....... You M"st See Them ••. NEW NELLY DON · DRESSES FOil ~~~QJ; . : .. .' '· ·• WITH BUIL\-·IN CuJ"ION ·If t:ON~OI;.EUII·IWRN .. IIIQI II0011Q hiD -.....,.......__ ..........._ . 'ilcta .,~ f ' •II!P ' - "'hloo lllhltll ;iii' .... oiiiillo olllttrl 1 ~ ,..,..., IIi . ' ~--- .. HOUR ' Slcecl I Ridenour Radio & TVI:· at's ,~ •i•,l DISCOUNT ,. Sliced '·· TOP 20 HITS 0 biggesl pocketbook political (AI .'""!. D~) provided for at~ trading todlly. . ""' Ri G de c 11 'II Issue this year the threat of ltanoportatloo ' to the airplane Electronlcs were eaSJer. o ran o ege WI •· runaway loflatkm. which will fly you 1o Viol Nam, steels, motors and cheiJiicals gain offer evening classes with b 14 J 1 196tl ixedo AJrllnta were courses being taught firs! seThe Chief Executive and did Ill or I ou1 uY were m · Patman, a veteran of years wlllfuiJy dloebey the same." generally s~dy, 0111 were mester on the campos, In Porn· In the House wbo 38 used slightly lowei'!'.;llillo took some eroy, Jackson, and Wellston. 10 Onler Refused l!!m&ll losaea , Courses being taught on camadvise lobnson when ~ waa a Devera tesUfled he gave the Shortly the opening bell, pos include Art 312 from 7 to 9 young eopgressman m the .. .• . ..,~, .•. thO' l!nlted Preaa Intemational p.m., Monday, and Music 312 1930s, saw eye to eye over the PJ:l'l'l10N F'II,ED ••-• .......1 Indicator ·'owed from 7 to 9 p m Tuesday threat, But they clllfered _,... """"" "" ' ., · sharply over bow to control it. A petition ~vorl!e waa a.!o~!.. of 9.2tr1ad~ ~~ on the Bolli courses receive two boors med 1o the Mei ounty Clerk - ... uea· ..,. '"ere were of ecademlc credit. The Prloldenl w~ reported of Courts office 00 Tuesday by 333 lQSers ·and 180 gainers. Fci!U courses will be taught Ia be actively considering a Maxine D. McClain, R. D. l, Chey&ier· rise , to 36'!11 and at Jackson. They are c Ameri· corporate tax lnereal!e ·~help Racine, against Wilbert J. Me· Ford added 'I• al 43.'1< General aut Literature 313, 7 to 10 p.m., dampen the overheated econo- Cl•'• R D R . ch .. Motore feU 12 to 74, · tueaday; BriUsh Literature 1 ·cruelty · acme, ng MoioM11i dropped 2"' my. Patman wanteif ,..__ ......,.,_ e&treme and gross.... neg· to 311, 7 to 10 p.m., Wednesday; to slash Interest rates , lmmedl· !eel of duty. '!be planUff seeks I~H'•·, Faltcbild ~era ~. to Shakespeare 413, 7 to 10 p.m., ately to gel prlces·~•d"!f'· custody of two minor children. 170\il and ~ Sperry .Rand ~. to Tuesday ; and American His· Jobuson II oppoaed 19 hieh fl . ' l6ry II 212, 7 to 10 p.m., Thurslntereat ,ntea, btit he doet not ..a.. G:o · Du i Poqt advanced IV. to day. buy Patman's approach. WILL HOLD SAL!! . 171~ an4 .•,11n!Q1 .. ~. I> Two cour.!es each will be Rep. llarJ S, l\eiiSs, D-Wls., The Middleport Child Conre!'· to 50\il. D9w Chemical slid III llught at Pomeroy aod Wella lllell'iler of the joint vati111 Lea&ue will bold a to 61~ . U.S. Steel sll~ ¥1, to 18. still. Beine o/fered at Pomeroy congreaalonll ecooom!c com- rummage sale, Sepilmber 9 P"1' Amu'lw. World Afrways •re Clasoroom Management 313, mittee, reported lbat Johnson and 10 at the Fry building in lackJ!d on l'• at-51. Trona WOrld 7 ta 9 p.m., Monday, and New was coi!Siderlltl blgher corpor- Mlddl:t starling at 9 a. m. dropped l \11 to ill% and KLM Testament 201, 7 to 10 p.m., ate tues ond 1 rollbocii of the each · shed 1 at 1)9%. Wednesday. At Wellston wm be 7 per cerci Inves-t taJ: Norfolk 1o .western R11Hway Western Civllizalloo m, 7 to 10 credit to lake some of the drive from savings and Joan and dipped '!8 to ltrl.\II,.New York p.m., Thursday, and American out of !be economy. building J'ifll\1!8tjpns, leaving Central Railroad \', to 55.\8 and State Government 211, 7 to 10 Reuss' report came as the the boos!!- :!"l\'liot very short Pennsylvaola I'• to 43¥4. p.m., Monday. House was beginning consider•· of cash. :1 •• ~Registration for all classes lion of a far-reaching Patman Patman said he expected "a ~"' ~ 'I!I!:MPJ":,: ' wiD be ceoducted on the Rio measure to curb eliJ!Iblng bank batUe royal" during today's Tempe•: 1P • t'&illt)lwn GNnde Campus !rom 6c30 to 8:lnterest rate• on deposita. debate on his plan. A ' howdown Pomeroy waa 72 degreerat 11 311 p.m., Tues., Sept. 13, in ComMorl!!aill lenders claim Ute vote on lhe measure wu a. m. Wednesday un~ar eunny munlty Hall. fligber rataa bove taken money expected to come Thursday. skies. For furlher information contact Roy E. Holmeo, director of the extension and student teacb- ATLANTA (UPll - This was tumbled from atop a ear proud elly's Image aa an -by the rioters, was expected to example ol raeial tranquility meet with Negro leaders today lay lernilbed today in tho wake to hear grievances that fnstered ol a "black power" negro riot Ute worst ·Negro rioting in that was quelled lllth tear gas Atlanta's mnderii ftlstory. • and warning shots. The angry. rowdy mob, chanting "black power" and At least nine persons were "knl the white cops," was wounded aod more than 50 dispersed by tear gas and others arrested Tuesday in the pollee cordoned off the area as riot by 1,000 Ne1rnea a1111ered darkness fell Tuesday. by the !hooting II • Negro A sniper started shooting automobile theft suspect and from a house after ·dark, but egged on by the mllllent pollee ruSlie1f"lfi" anS "atTested Student Nonviolent Coordinet- seven men before anyene was lng Committee (SNCC) · bit b)i the shoti. Officers also State troopers stood ready to arrested three Negroes riding help police in the event ef any in a c_ar with an automatic further riotiJIII In Ute Nei!i'l> pistol oil the front seat. district within sight or the gold· ue;d Coolerence domed capitol. Allen told a brief\. ·sQ'eet About 2110 to 300 troopers and coi'ner conference thal •. "aU. city polieemen, armed with ricK D~ pollee will be used to equipment, were camped ill restore order." Gov. Carl E. A~ta'• new f18 m!UIOII ~ ~· ~ !j!P,te police sllldlom, readJ ,to 111M ID~ to~ .to ~P,'II.Qeecled. lilt tro~ed ~· four b19Ckl Lll4t ~t~ n~s. men eway. . • coveJ111t' 1- N~i grrev)II!C!' MaY_ot;•• lvl!ll, AU~rdr. 1 ."hO 111""'*'" ,~':;";~clled: ·~. uciNSEGJWITED A marriage nee.... has bePD 311 ciiJs w~elher to reliT IOVOII lfaoted 1u Melp Probate Coon persolll lltd ane flrml cbarR· to Glerm !upoe Rizer, ' W, ed with '"'ndlllll obscene """''" ' Raelne • aod Rita JeBII Brin• across $lall' lines. It, fbwine. AMiota.t U. S. Atty. Morton 1 Susman so;d be expected a sot> ond trial perbope early In 1911'1. Depirlmem will dlcide within !,-...............,===== FAMOUS FUL • VALU MEAT BUYS! AT OUR 11fe h~ had 1~ . PORK and BEANS Quantities onts, Mr. •nd Mrs. John Buch· Tht ~ovtrnor said lle would anan. t.l'lf' ... .. ' To Limit Nelson Yowed. Mr . •nd Mrs . James Ctlnt, Tbe purpose of the mareh, and narla and Jimmy, visited unfulfilled was to meet With Sunday witt> Mr and Mrs. LeonGov. John Connally to ask lor a ani HaS! and family. 1pecial l<.gislati~e session ta - Ada ~ack spent Friday night pass a st:~ l'" mlmmum wag~ for ! and Swturday witb her daughfarm wors.trs . . ter and I01l·in-!aw, Mr and Mrs. Texas ha~ nu mw1mum wage ' Harley Johnson and children of Jaw. Wolf POfl. Connally and oLher . state Mr. and Mrs P11ul Buchanan aharP "' Reserved fell, T01 .. lut week. ~i ~ Packaqes officials dr::.ve about JO miles to and child1en ol Garrettsville the marchns 111t New Braun- spent 9 wtekend with hia par- ·~'I -. ~ ! -, 1 ··Showboat . . . . Brand 8 Inner ,, upstaJrs RJ~artmt-nt of the Cross property or· Second St. '""Of) SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 21 $1.00 cans cans "But f1t-ver agam Will he bf , CHEER Sweet Treat No. 21 ter, Mrs. Lawrence Sellers. He attended the State Fair. Mr. and Mrs John Buchanan have moveo here !rom Now Mil· ford to the Cross property on Cherry ~1. Mr. Walter tBuck! Romine, who has spent some time in Butfalo, W. Va , has moved into the BLUE ·59( 10 lb. bag July 4 had blossomed mto a week in C'olumbua with his sis- thrOOI of 10.000 Monday. They were appi<uded by thousand& of e!Uzons who lined Ute street.. March ltader Eueene NelliOII, who helped organize the california grape pickers, told the crowd at the Cap•tol that when the march started the valley farm worker was a 'laundry Detergent Briquets· PEACH HALVES $1.00 4 to see w•n not there. c pkgs. Sitkely's Pineapple Grapefruit By Unlietl Pnnlllenlllloul A Bismarck Investment banker who belliWI "thll Ia the year of the elephani" ' TueidaJ beat • John Birch Socltty member lor a GOP eQ!llfUIlona! nomination In North Dakota. Thomas S. Kleppe's mlflln aver ram·her·teaCher Martin Vaaler wa• nearly 2-1 in the !nd Concr-sllonal Dlslrict con. test. Klep!>" W8ll considered a mnderate. Rep. Mark Andrews, a ~publican, was unopposed in the state's lsi District. ln the two other allta primary c<>ntest. Tullday N• vada Gov Grant s.,Yer' and Iowa Gov Harold E, HJIIhea, both mcumbellt Domoerall, were renom!natecl for thlrcl terms. Sawyer ODipollecl the combined vole of tour ' ponenta , · Sen. J•ck R. Miller, R·lowa, easily overcame the opposition of an opponent wbo ran on ID anti-war ptalfonn. He will faei Prof. E.B. Smith of Iowa State · aiD»~·~ 51: UPI Briefs w Extr1 Fine Grlnul•t•d Greer Freestone oour minimum farm wa1e, vian Sr. ib Bergholz, rf!Cf!lltly . reached the state Capitol Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bartels lf'Ounds Labor Day. spent a w~ekend with his bro- Whitman Delicious 10 oz. Shaker PACKED Del Monte FAMILY SIZE -MILK s.ided in their emphasil on what in Columbus. Jril}g • to 8 lradeA HOMOGENIZED ·The administratito rea:arded her son ~nd d1qhter-in .. law, ~ e ITH & PEARL STS.-l!ACINE "Thr Start With A Hart" the 0. Gaulle proposals 11 on• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lar&enl CCtONIAL INSTANT COFFEE MARKET J. ' NESCAFE ' Three Primary Contests Held Tuesday; .Banke r is GOP Winner op. Se ptem.bl'r 8, 9 QIUllO i ' I $149 It can't be the Sq. Yd. o....olltcaUfl R'l eut!IIOitldl. . . . . . . . . McMIItll'I-IIAfli ... lfl tlnrtl • o111flftr-tilltt toiP'iiiOI~ IUIItt ...., Ill ....- ·o-aoctmcllllll"""' ,. ' .~. INGELS . ;;;,... CARPET HOUSE '; i'""'Do. i. 'MAIN'' POMEROY 992-5661 •• You can have all the comfort a'lf'convenicnce of an extra extension phone for less per dll"Y than it costs you 10 mall a Jetter. In fact, you could get two !O[ roughly the price ol your daily newspaper! So what's keeping you from phoning it up a bit? Every living and working room in your home deserves its own pbODC. That's why llllll\• new bome• arc> pr:cwircd, wttb •, ·- • I pboae outlets io '"'"""' key spaiL All &et now? Tbeo call oor B I help you witb rhe planum,. GENE/IAJ. ·TELEPHONE . �-· .. _,_,._ __,...., -~-- ..... -········- ... __., __ ~ .. ~ -- ....:-.--·........ ....·---· 'i •. .......... . ' . I ' __ ..._,.._ _· ..._ . . . ................. ·-· ·. ... ., ' ' - . .........• ...... , . ...... ... . - I, ' ,.·~ '• ' MIDDLEPORT \ MIDDLEPORT Open Mon.·Thuro. - 9:00 to 6:00 Open Mon.-Thurs. _ __ 9:00 to 6:00 Friday & S1turd1y 8:30 to 8:30 We reserve the riqht to limit quantities • . .SWIFT'S PREMIUM#-... U. S. Government Inspected EXTRA LEAN -EXTRA TASTY PORK LOIN ROAST RIB ENii _..,. . . 10c 1oc SPUD FLAKES • 10 ' PORK & BEAN5 ~:~· c 39 PEANUT TOMATO JUICE ... 3 ~·. $1 89C CRISCO 3 ~OA~~- $1 PORKJ BEANS YOSEMITI lUSH'S WHITE HOMI.Y :o~ CUT BEETS •••••, •, , • •, , , , VANCAMP I II •••• I I I I TROPHY !NEW CROP SPANISH) ~ " I I I II I I I I I I I 4c Off ·· . . U. N MID.~ e : 14-0I. LG. • ~· REG. $1.09 : FAMI.Y ' I I I • SIZE . . I ~~ ~.·.: ~ DETERGENT .... ·~ :~ • I I I I I I I I I I Ul; ' 4 l;i'J7 - -WBERRY PIESEIVES. ~.i. 2:ta~ KOIIY I I ' '·tl? . " 49' '1 '' ' ... ": ,.. ... BuHer Ker..nel ~..;;. WliOitllnltl ~ .CiOLDEII 'CORN •••••tJ3··· • ! : • . CAUDA fRENCH . . ~ r· --- ,, . ~ ; I I • ~I ~- .-,_1 ;:!;· ·'' ·. I I I ·' .· (l ' ' •f)' ,. unY -· 63·· • ~~·.. s· 9 : lb. . •.fUIUOIUAlF ., .. .Jb. ;;r, ... . C: . • ·IPORK LOIN ROAST lb.69c: .• ClmiCUTLOIN a· '9 • IROA-TorCHOPS ~ ~.,.. ' ~= 29 : •BREAST & NECK •••• c• :LAMB PATTIES ••••••••. 49c: · . .........................~. ·~························ PERCH . :LAMuounw lb. ......~"'SiRLOiN' ·p FILLETS ••••• :'2":. :~f.' 'd· ~~~. - '1· • ·' ' CANS CHUCK ROAST .~ R,o!l~d 1 ~nd Tied ..loneleK. 1 ' •. . ' ,..,:;., ~ · .. ·• ~..,.""'.: . • 10• : 10c :I • LEMONADE ••••••••• ~ ••••• . 'c:~· ·• APPIA.WAY ·: t PIZZA •••••••••••••••••••• , ~:t ;1 Qc • : ........: ···~·····--···..••••••••••••• l ..., ' • 29c ·--· -·-· . RrNBERRIES t;-<. ..>;<· .· , ' FRESH CALIFORNIA • ..... . . ;::\10c I . ::t l STEAKS ••••• . -:::' · .1< , ·' ·" . i. ·:::· , . , .• ··i' .. • : FRIED POTATOES •••••••••• • , QUICKMAID · ~ : WAFFL~~ •; ··:•·· ......... : ~c:• lb. ' : SWIFT'SPREMIUM U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ' : : .LEG OF LAMB •sHOULDER. ; LAMB ROAST • • • • • • ... .: •sLAMHB ouLDER CHOP...,LADE,f~T .LAMI ROUNDI :. ONI 69C. :51:10ULDER CHOPS elb. $109: ~ :RIB LAMB CHOPS • • lb. 19 : • LOIN LAMB CHOPS lb. $1 • lb. 5~ci lmUIIIIALf . IPORI( LOIN RPAST • •••••••• '!"~L~o:~·~\ •~ 89c: iic•c• ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVERMENT INSPECTED ~ ...... • I -, IEG.6t.': •.••••••••• .• • ' SHOESTRING.POTATOES 490 •• 790 e 990'.W'Ifl' •.. . :• ! '"7..0Z. : CAN • KOSHER DILLS I I • I I I .. I • I I I I • • : I I I VLAIIC ,R()(ESSED PREMIUM :PORK LOIN ROAST . ROAST • . :rroi·K·LotN •LOININDILICID . -:. I ePORK LOIN ROAST 1IJ-4i 11 ~~%. 10° i •••••• ••• • '· • SWIFJ'I •••••• • ••••• • •: IOUTIWASI i• C JU I I I I I I I I I I SHOWBOAT CAt FOO!J • • 14·0l. 'I ~TAll mATOES ... , .. , ',~: : 'Jl, PKG. - .. 1 I I •• I I I I I I • • •• I • ILUILAIEL MARTHA WHITE ·i····· .. lb. ' U. S. NO. 1 ·RED PitTATOES 10 lh. BAG 'I NEW CRISP-RED or GOLDEN DELICIOUS · I APPLES I ·~· I ( ·\' I ''·• STWIED WY FOOD "!J· . "' ~ .. , .' - ./ .' ~Y2.0%. • I ,I ,, '•K. I ' 1Oc • .~ '·. ' .. �-· .. _,_,._ __,...., -~-- ..... -········- ... __., __ ~ .. ~ -- ....:-.--·........ ....·---· 'i •. .......... . ' . I ' __ ..._,.._ _· ..._ . . . ................. ·-· ·. ... ., ' ' - . .........• ...... , . ...... ... . - I, ' ,.·~ '• ' MIDDLEPORT \ MIDDLEPORT Open Mon.·Thuro. - 9:00 to 6:00 Open Mon.-Thurs. _ __ 9:00 to 6:00 Friday & S1turd1y 8:30 to 8:30 We reserve the riqht to limit quantities • . .SWIFT'S PREMIUM#-... U. S. Government Inspected EXTRA LEAN -EXTRA TASTY PORK LOIN ROAST RIB ENii _..,. . . 10c 1oc SPUD FLAKES • 10 ' PORK & BEAN5 ~:~· c 39 PEANUT TOMATO JUICE ... 3 ~·. $1 89C CRISCO 3 ~OA~~- $1 PORKJ BEANS YOSEMITI lUSH'S WHITE HOMI.Y :o~ CUT BEETS •••••, •, , • •, , , , VANCAMP I II •••• I I I I TROPHY !NEW CROP SPANISH) ~ " I I I II I I I I I I I 4c Off ·· . . U. N MID.~ e : 14-0I. LG. • ~· REG. $1.09 : FAMI.Y ' I I I • SIZE . . I ~~ ~.·.: ~ DETERGENT .... ·~ :~ • I I I I I I I I I I Ul; ' 4 l;i'J7 - -WBERRY PIESEIVES. ~.i. 2:ta~ KOIIY I I ' '·tl? . " 49' '1 '' ' ... ": ,.. ... BuHer Ker..nel ~..;;. WliOitllnltl ~ .CiOLDEII 'CORN •••••tJ3··· • ! : • . CAUDA fRENCH . . ~ r· --- ,, . ~ ; I I • ~I ~- .-,_1 ;:!;· ·'' ·. I I I ·' .· (l ' ' •f)' ,. unY -· 63·· • ~~·.. s· 9 : lb. . •.fUIUOIUAlF ., .. .Jb. ;;r, ... . C: . • ·IPORK LOIN ROAST lb.69c: .• ClmiCUTLOIN a· '9 • IROA-TorCHOPS ~ ~.,.. ' ~= 29 : •BREAST & NECK •••• c• :LAMB PATTIES ••••••••. 49c: · . .........................~. ·~························ PERCH . :LAMuounw lb. ......~"'SiRLOiN' ·p FILLETS ••••• :'2":. :~f.' 'd· ~~~. - '1· • ·' ' CANS CHUCK ROAST .~ R,o!l~d 1 ~nd Tied ..loneleK. 1 ' •. . ' ,..,:;., ~ · .. ·• ~..,.""'.: . • 10• : 10c :I • LEMONADE ••••••••• ~ ••••• . 'c:~· ·• APPIA.WAY ·: t PIZZA •••••••••••••••••••• , ~:t ;1 Qc • : ........: ···~·····--···..••••••••••••• l ..., ' • 29c ·--· -·-· . RrNBERRIES t;-<. ..>;<· .· , ' FRESH CALIFORNIA • ..... . . ;::\10c I . ::t l STEAKS ••••• . -:::' · .1< , ·' ·" . i. ·:::· , . , .• ··i' .. • : FRIED POTATOES •••••••••• • , QUICKMAID · ~ : WAFFL~~ •; ··:•·· ......... : ~c:• lb. ' : SWIFT'SPREMIUM U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ' : : .LEG OF LAMB •sHOULDER. ; LAMB ROAST • • • • • • ... .: •sLAMHB ouLDER CHOP...,LADE,f~T .LAMI ROUNDI :. ONI 69C. :51:10ULDER CHOPS elb. $109: ~ :RIB LAMB CHOPS • • lb. 19 : • LOIN LAMB CHOPS lb. $1 • lb. 5~ci lmUIIIIALf . IPORI( LOIN RPAST • •••••••• '!"~L~o:~·~\ •~ 89c: iic•c• ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVERMENT INSPECTED ~ ...... • I -, IEG.6t.': •.••••••••• .• • ' SHOESTRING.POTATOES 490 •• 790 e 990'.W'Ifl' •.. . :• ! '"7..0Z. : CAN • KOSHER DILLS I I • I I I .. I • I I I I • • : I I I VLAIIC ,R()(ESSED PREMIUM :PORK LOIN ROAST . ROAST • . :rroi·K·LotN •LOININDILICID . -:. I ePORK LOIN ROAST 1IJ-4i 11 ~~%. 10° i •••••• ••• • '· • SWIFJ'I •••••• • ••••• • •: IOUTIWASI i• C JU I I I I I I I I I I SHOWBOAT CAt FOO!J • • 14·0l. 'I ~TAll mATOES ... , .. , ',~: : 'Jl, PKG. - .. 1 I I •• I I I I I I • • •• I • ILUILAIEL MARTHA WHITE ·i····· .. lb. ' U. S. NO. 1 ·RED PitTATOES 10 lh. BAG 'I NEW CRISP-RED or GOLDEN DELICIOUS · I APPLES I ·~· I ( ·\' I ''·• STWIED WY FOOD "!J· . "' ~ .. , .' - ./ .' ~Y2.0%. • I ,I ,, '•K. I ' 1Oc • .~ '·. ' .. �,,. I .. • •• ' " Dall7 lentlllll, Pomet'Of·~rl, 0., Sept. 7, l!Mfl l9Year-old • Pfc. Wentzell IsReported IsA'rrborne . 1mProvm (n Norway .• g t NEW ' HA .. VL'N r. Mr. ~. EIHott C. ...,.- - -, ' o1 Cleveland, Va., visited durtng the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John F. Roush and child""'· Also visiting them were PT. PI..EASANT- Pete PanMr. and Mrs. Nathan Roush teloukas. 111-yeat-old son of of Detroit, MJch. Mr. and Mrs. Arigelo Pantetou· kas of !.801 Chandler Drive, Pl. Mr. and Mrs. George Jewell Pleasant. was reported as and Debra Cooke viSited Mr. ly Improved Tuesday evening. and Mrs. .Cooke and Young Pantelouka; is a family at Wmtersvolle, 0 h t o, tient at Cobell-ttuntington over the weekend. pita! wnore he was taken after Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Lee being IRJI!red in a one car Roush and Carolyn the hap suno'y evening on Rt. 17. R.. 1 • and Mrs. Pearl H. ~It, New '. WIN UP TO ·$soo· C~SH! THOUSANDS OF . . . V4l Decker· itrmour Star· Swift'a Premium r THE SHOE lOX in MIDDLEPORT Knt10r All Fl1oort 1 Sherbet __ --------- -.--- ~ c:J KntiOr ANOTHER BIG WEEK-END OF SUPER DISCOUNTS ;:.\SSe Ill( •• • • • ,.t. 59c Lest than ,. .~=::_______ __ CREAM PIES Dried p BEANS K.....-lr.... ~-p --. -. --- 5 I K..;.., '4-lli. -spqlletti ..._. -- bag Avonollit·· KntiOr ..... d G 13 oz. Aqua ~· NET HAIR SPRAY 4 W~ VAL.Ua STAM~S •. I .. PINTO BEANS PLASTIC DRAPES I I e I' I . :If· ~~ FLANN~L '299 GOWNS LADIES SNEAKERS ' • t"-•f'l #'" o•O;)..r.. • - ...... - .. ---.- _ •..,,.- • .- . .. •• • - • - • ~ -.~ ... ,~ • .,. . ..... - •• r•- •.,.· 0., - - ... .. ..,., .......... or-''•""' _ _...~ ... 89c 4 Crocus _ 40 Daffodils 6 tor 99c s·a ... _,.. -::--- ,.. $1·~0f · . ... ... • ;>" P&E •.J!9.· J - Clem •. "" ror 79c Kroger Kroger Large SPOTLIGHT COFFEE ANGEL FOOD CAKE ··: 3-lb. bag Dovlr.d - ' fl: Jack Frost S..... a~um ;..;,. __ -- ..... _•. ____ 6 ~:· $3.89 ~ Midfgan 50 :; 79c • _100 ~~ $1.49 :g_ •• •-\·,·. pq. KI"'OIrPure . ., :..: .Qrange Juice . ,.... <ffl · TO~ VALUa STAM ..S APPLES ... , w.. .~. 35e BANANAS 79e u. . . . ' :1 ~ Extra Fant11 ••••• ' ~ : ~· SbDUSS .. TOP VALUE STAMPS rour choice - 2 plc:p. Mix w Mltw::h Mn. Paul's f.oL Fish Paul'• kL Fish Fillot, t-n. Flth Pulfl 9/10/116 Sticks, Mrs. Go-'• . 4 69c lb. ··-----------~--- ' ' Rill DelicioUB . ,, ¥a pl. . ....- Golden Ripe lb. bag TOI'VA/.UIISTAMP$ 1. ltbo........ Sitc:o4 Smolcod " - ""'2 ...... KNill' Dl'llllneo Elrp. i/10/116 Eqo. t/10/M ........... TOP VALW STAMPS Dol WINTER NEEDS ;~ul~ PRICES ....•• .A MONEY AND VALUE STAMI'S TO~ VALUE STAMPS . ""'. ~~~ booc MintO,....... 6p. 1110~ ' $G lOIJID()"- -- To,. vii..U. '.iiTAWS . IIMI~ '\ ltlo!· ttloh,i . . 911 JXTRA ~qO __.,TO,f' VAI.US STA-8 ~ I ,.! ...... IJIIUid • TOP VAUIE STA- 11141 Modllln • • _.,_ Hllllh I --- IIOIIXTRA TOP VM..ua .-r•IIM •.., ....o!ll, J..U.O Nylaal I ' ' Dry ... • TO~ VALUS STAM~S ""' ...""- TOP VALUE STAMPS Z ..,._ R.,11 Ylldll Donloh , _ * Elp. 1/10/1!8 __ ..... ......... SO EXTRA TOP VALU• . STAM~S '- .... '• illlll - -~ 1>'1 I\:""~ SUGAR 10 lb. bag $1.09 " retery Hearts ···--------·----- TOI' VALUI! STAM"S ene 4YH&. J.,.. River ·SHIRTS $144 ,1 11 " ' '¥11· Elt:ei'RIC .KNIFE ~E $ 8 •K ·t,• J\ PETII PANTS - lb. $1 PEAT MOSS 6 Pc. Flashlight Set ".t 79c ,. 4-lb. INg Driod 1 1 $1 10c * $l Kidney Beans • 9 ~•• v.n., s1oo d :8 -·.... While Supplies La1~ Exp. S/10/61 · 'fomsto Sauce •• ':;. lOc ·~-,.,. ~ ~' 7.oz. ·~,,..-, With This Coupon 9k Umlt One Coupon Ptr lt.m c.nter Cut Tulips __ 12 ... 79c Hyacinths 6 ... 79c =" bo• Poflt·'& Beans 3 1 ·~ ! - MIC1""I or Thin ·..' •n Pllftl Now For Sprint B01uty - l,..rttd From Holl1ndl Cake Mixes ___ • ':'. 10c LATEX FLAT PAINTS .. •• Gaod-N·Ricll, YoUow, Whit. lo lplco 1 1 • • • • • • •• .\ Rib Chops -_- --. -_-- --- •. $1.~ Bone In Lamb Stew ____ . ___ . _---- tb. 29c Shoulder Roast __ --------- lb. 59c C.nter Cut Loin Chops •___ ---------· •. $1.29 14-oz. Shoutdor Cut pkga. Lamb Chops ----. -. -. ----- II>. 69e BOLLAND BULBS $1.19 11'1 Your Choice Unit No. 2 """ Unit No. • Reg. Prlct __ . . .. $1.49 Leu · ... -· . .. · 50c Leg-0-La~nb ------------- a lbs. lb. ste Crisco-~--------------- 3 .~; 79c ( 501'! OFF "Cortina" FtftiN LAMB SALE GROUND BEEF ~ .. Weat Virginia State Fair Kroger Quality ~ · suFFERIN ! 59c eo.-, t.onehom ..... ·HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS SHAMPOO ¥a ;., I 1.97 ~·- Hurry! Cortina Flatware • Sale Enda Sat., Sept. 17 Cheese----·-------·----•. . tb. 59c KntiOr -rmllk Bread ,. . . •.. ___ . _____ -·-~-SSe 1 - We rtttrV• tht rltht to limit quilntiHtt. •••••• ' Ri ver News Slice• Removed Half CopyrltJht, Tho K"'er Co., 1961 Chicken Livers ..... Butt Portion:~Hat&··.·. THURSDAY-- FRIDAY- SATURDAY-· Shop Thurs. Til 5, Friday nl 8, Saturday Til 9 $100--JUDY DENNY RUTLAND, OHIO $!-IRENE KLEIN POMEROY, OHIO $lOG-MARGARET LEHEW POMEROY, OHIO $10.GG--GERALDINE WEll POMEROY, OHID $10.-EVELYN WARNER POMEROY. OHIO $5.00--MARCELENE STRAUSS POMEROY, OHIO -- No Center Full Shank .... F WINNERS! SMOKED RAM: ' -;' 1 LUNCH KIT 5 HERE ARE JUST A FEW BIG j ~n ~haw ERS YET TO . Sa~- Harri500YiII8 PLAYfNG . ~ ~ ' · . :."-. , MONEY-G0 ROUND ' They're Great · For School! New Haven Woman's Club . Hold M ' NEW HAVEN - Private b . 0I "· gelll! P • Elll0It , 19, tiOD ....-, Ravdaushtel', 9:46 Calvin ~. ~·~roy, son, att~ded ---- - Completes Conne ::': ~oorry ·- • Laf~yetll' ~Somlt'~rs. ~aid ' ,.., wnt the be GaiUpoU. aiiJ!l(tted Clinic Tbprsday at wbel'e hlluiis , Haven, completed a petroteUIII be wUJ undergo eye ......- . 1only. on specialist course at tjte Arm1 -•-• '-' LETART. W. Va. - Army Mrs. W. H. Fosiesone was Mrs. Quarterme•ter ~chool, Fori Privote First Class David admllled at the GatlipoU. Clln· polis; n.t1ai'l~ Lee, Va., Ang. 26. R. Wenl,el!. 19. son of Mr. lc on Monday evening. Mabelill< ur.; and Ml'>i. William W. Wentzell. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roush and sell Vinton· Ned M Hamilton Route I. Letart, W. Va., is Rndney, Mrs. Clara Rouab, all Hotel; W. ' Cindf Jo Brenda K. During the seven · week partlcioaling wtth the !Olst of Mason went to Marietta on son Iiili Plue St.; Ralley,, j;>JUr ffindy, Mrs: John course•. Pvt. ElUott was trained Airborne IIi vision In Operation SUnday to see Mrs. Rlctrard George II. Stanttal, Pl Pleas- D. Kllll(f Jan& Ann Ltevlng, In storong and shtpotng petrolBar Fm•. 66. a joint . service Plymale and new daughter at ant; Mrs. Theodqre Nibert. Gal- Angela D. Mabon, Jay eum P""l"cts used by the exercise oeing conducted near the Marietta Memorial Hospll- ttpolts Hersdiet Diddle, mon, Cebrb White, Mrs. Will Army. He also r.ecetved .'"" Bardulo" . Norway. at. Syracuse; Mrs Near . Jefl Shuemuker. and Mrs. Wtt- struction ptpelme operalton Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jenks fers. D<•t-r; and tnfant son. and handhnp aviation fuel. =• He left the division's station th k d 'rom Vance and children at Ohio State Fair in Columbus The youl1g man was taken to F C b ll K A 27 spent. e wee en visiting at Rt. 2 ilB<"IDe; Mrs. Morgantown W Va Mr and over the weekend ' Pleasant Valley Hospital, suf- at 1 nkrt. ?.mp elh' tby., ug. Leesville, Va., with Mrs. Jenks Arnold R! 1 Pomeroy· • · · · · . " . . th to a e pari tn e ree - week d "t nd f •t M d · ' · · Mrs. Vance had just returned . , rermg trf'm a nead InJUry, en n r . . augn er a ami y, r. an Calvm H. Simpson, Pomeroy; fro"'"' Ws Alamos. N. M. , where Mr. and Mrs. ,Jess Abel and I transferrOO to the Huntington rna euv~ With ~mts ~f the Mrs. Howard Huck. Mrs. Lawrence D. Lewis, Oak he was employed at the Gov- Diana attended the Ohio State hospital r:,e details of the acci- U S. A. my,. Mannes, Air Force Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smitb . · ermnenl Scientific I.a bora tory Fair at ~olum~us on. Sund~y dent httvP not been learned as an~ . troop;~romr:orwegtan and have returned ~m Sa~ Diego dl!r and cbild~n of 8aulk during ttH• summer months. Mr. when M1s:; Omntl SuP 8t1s.,.., , Pantelonka~ has been only Bntish a ed . rce~. where they resided whde he lage, Ill., visited over Vane~ will enter West Vir- was crowned Miss Wool of 1semiconscious since the acci- The eK;rrise '~ bemg ~e_ld to received training In the Na· weekend With Mr. ahd Ohio. Miss Bostic is daughter or dent. enh_a~~~ tN• tactical pr~flciency vy electronic and radioman John Roach and son. ginia University in the fall Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Bostic, lor- He NBS traveling alone en- ol JO!Rt U._ S. and foreign com· schools. They are visiting his Mrs. RaY Foz., Clifton, nnit..-.11 term when:• he is working on mer residerits of New Haven. rcmte ro Huntington when his ~t opf'ratJOns. Pvt. Wentzell: a p~rents, . Mr. and Mrs. Gran· went surgery oq Tues4ay mnr... 11 his Dod(lr's Degree. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke car left the highway and ran r1flem~n •n Comp~~Y. A; Third VIlle. Sm1th at Leon and other ing at the Holzer W:Gs_P.f.tal. Mnl.ll Mr. and I'wlrs. Ruland Karr and Mr. Rd211r Laynf' attP.nded over an embankment throwing Battalum ol the dJVISIOD 3 187!h relatiVeS. Fox's sister, Dais)' Qarst and d~u_ghters ~f Owensboro, the Layne reunion held at Park· the drivel from the vehicle Jnrant.rv .. ~ntered the Army. m Mr. and Mrs. Jamet Laven· Pt. Pleasant is staying &t Ky · \'IS!ted dunng the week ersburg City Park on Sunday. Panteloukas is a sophomore Februar.v. 1966 · Before entermg I bo~ in Clifton whUe she end w1lh Mr. and Mrs. OUo 1 Jay Ridgway. son ot Mrs. Marshall University and is a the ~rrny . ne was employed as Beauty Salon, Parkersburg, W. recuperating. Grimm . Hilda Ridgway, has been a pa- part tim!! employee of Cabell- 8 hmrdrr.~:-.er bl' Belvedere Va. New Haven Soe. eel Mr·. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush tient at Vt"terun~ Memorial Hos- Huntington Hospital. He is a s~nt the weekend at Watoga pita I. 1965 grarluate of Point Pleasant 1 Stnte Park where they VISited Among those attending the High School. i1 with their daughter and family, graduation e"ercises at St. Rrv. and Mrs. John Barringer Joseph':-- School of Nursin£: hPlf'l and son o( Burtonsvil\P , Md .. on Sunday at St. Francis Xavier ' who were vacationing there. Church in Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Roush were 1\·tr. and Mrs. W a 1t e r -. Grinstead. Mrs. Frances Good· Gauge readings: Gallipolis nite. Miss Barbara Marshall, [)am IL7, 11.8, running one foot Phi lip Goodnite, Mrs. William on roliP-f'> Pon1<'roy-.\ia!'on A3. :Chis ler, Miss Mary Phillips Pl Pleasant 23 .57, Hinton .43, , all of New Haven, Mr. and I Kanawha Falls 1.17, Char)eston Mrs. Gary Miller of Kenova, 18.97. London, Marmet and S eet1ng ;W. Va., Mr. anr Mrs. Daniel : Winlleld dams were on the sills. •Hoffman and daughter Wendy I Oblo River Pennsylvania . t ' \. NEW HAVEN -The New of Gallipolis, Ohio, Mr. and down 13, 6:30 a.m.; Frank Du·' J:lav~n Woma~ s Club . Pres1· Mrs. James H. Staats and , rant up 1~ . 4.4J ~ - m lia L•yi4: Jr aent s Reception Tea woll be daughter, Jane, of Pt. Pleas- up 14, 5:15 p.m.; Aliquippa up tleld on September 20th at 8 ant, W. Va. 14, &:30 a.m.: Franklin Pierce p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ker· up 15, 4:10 a.m.; Harvey Jarmit Ford in New Haven, w1th don up 15, 5:40 a.m .; Robert DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL Mrs Paul Scally, Mrs. Mark Reed down 16, 2:30 a.m.; Dix· 0 Ward. Mrs. R. G. Greene as· ie up to. , a.m . Ch•rles K. up sn;IJng M~. Ford as hostesses. - - --~ lS, 7 a.m.; National up 17, 3:45 1 :. ProspectiVe members .may be BY AVA GILKEY p.m.; Brimstone up 17, 4:50 a. mv1led as guests at this .t1_me. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark are m.: L. Fiore down 17, 5:45 a. 36. (aUNT BOnLE The president, Mrs. Wilham I vacationing In South Car&lina m.; Criss Jr. down 19, 3:30 a. Russell, New Haven, reported , with the Greer ramily. m.; OVEC up 19,4:50 a.m.; Bri· , lhat dues for 1966-67 are due ~ Betty Riggs of Albany has an B. down 20, 5:30 a.m.; BesuntJI November 1st. rented the Junior Gibson prop- sie Walker down 20, 6 a.m.; InWORKING MAN'S REG. Mrs_- Russell_reported that . a erty and expeCt~ to occupy it diana up 20, 6:45 a.m.; Walter ; 69c plannmg me~tmg f?r th~ D1s- in the near future . Curley '1NVI' 21. 3 : 4~ a.m . Pamtnct Convention which. will SIZE •• h be ld Mr. Nea 1 ..• as purehas ed th e 1·c White up 21. 5 a.m... Susan · he ld on Octo ber 1st, WI 11 ut: e c h r R w·t Lane down 21 5·25 am· Ma.on Thursday Septemb 8lh t asey ouse rom ay t son ' . - .• fi· 30 ' W h er H a I and is doing some extensive re-- malear down 21, 5:40a.m.; Peg•I' a · ~ p.m. at . a ama . lgh pair work on II. gy Downey down 21, 6:05 a.m.; FAMOUS PRELL hool. Extens~ve plans Will be M d M Fr 1 W 1 h Reliabl~ 11 r 22. :=, a.m.. Queen made at this tune and it anc s e s . . · th all "A is spentr. aancouplers.of days with his Coty down 23. 8:55 p.m.; John rtmpdortlalnt !heat memucrs ~t- brother Mr. and Mrs Dana K. down 23, 11 p.m.: Elgercliff I en . o r engagements m· W · · down ~1 5·40 On d tertere the resident has reelsh. Dana has been unable , . a.m.; war INTRODUCTORY OFFER .. , UNITED REG. 1 . d. th p b to work sin~e his heart attack down 23, 6 a.m.; H. E. Bowles "FAN FAIR" HOMOGENIZED INTERIOR queste at mem ers try to i · up Gree 3·20 M kM $1.09 attend part of the meeUng ' Friends of Hallie Knopp wtlf nup . p.m.: ar . eo ·tte 1 th Octo··- be sorry to team of his recent up Greenup HoO p.m.; Helen SIZE mm1 es or 1 e ud' k b Ia R up Greenup 9 p m · A n a District Convention are as fol·l ueart attac ut st reports · · ·, . lows : say he is out of oxygen and able Brent down Greenup 1 a.m.; . Th Re d I to feed himself Boc-K down Greenup 4 a.m.: •Odorless l nvoca t10n e veren I · Ranoer d n M td hi 4 30 Jilek T. Welch, Pastor, st. Paul Mrs. Doris Colburn spent a • ow e a : p. •Water Clean-up ;• L th Ch h N H I day with her uncle the Dana m.: Valvolloe down 1\leldahl ' ~ eratnc ..~·urc ' Mew apven;l Welshes recently , 4:35 p.m.; Oleander down Melnera 1~e1rman, rs. au · dahl 6 p . So th Mel .• ,;.Hiqh Hidinq eBabv Safe Scally; Registration, Mrs. Karl Recent callers of Ava Gilkey, .m:. u ern up · Wiles, Mrs. Robert Gurtis, Mrs . 1. who has just returned from Vet· ~~d~~·~~· ~otton Queen down 1 Edwin Stein, Mrs. 0. C. Camp- : erans Memorial f~llowing a .. p.m.· Va!l~y bell· Pre-R '" tr r M I gall bladder operatoon are Mrs Transporter down Metdahl 12.· WHITE & PASTEL COLORS · eeo.s a lOR, r s. ' · 30 a. m · Lady Marjorie down Kat! Wiles: Door Prizes and Dana Welsh, Mrs. ~Stout , Meld~hj' 2 m . M EU F'vors, Mrs. Bertha Filson, 1 Mrs. Dana Y<M.mg, ~rgaret 0 a: .. ~ry en ll\nf. R. G. Greene, Mrs. H•l . Douglas, Go lda Jones, Wilda . P dMeldaMhl 16da·20hl a6.m45·• RavensCANS . . WI AI E woo up e : a.m. do ·Rodgway, Mrs .. Jesse Aoel seman.. Ia ,astman, and Gautpolto Dam- John Ladd I and ~rs. Robert Gtlmore· lden- 1 Mary Bohn. De310 3 15 tlficallim Cards, Lunche,.; Tick· I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones R0 ~om.; Jo~d J. ets, Ph.11ters, Mrs. Jack FleshPr ., and daughter Lori, made a bus- C 1~e own 9 '55 p.m.; J rfew , Mr H Ohr dM . ~t . t Z 'II a uun up : p.m.. enm er , -rrvs . ekr~an L mgher an M 1~ , meMss rKop tho ~anWesv1 e. nd Jean up 10:05 p.m.; ·Jenks up ~ . mg; unc eon, r ::~ . rs. a ryn eaver u er· 10 . 40 , PhT S d 1 John Morgan and Mrs. Charle!l l went major surgery at Meigs 11 : 50 pp.m ..' F :~1 . pBorn 8°w4~ SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE Dodd . . : Hosp1·lal·t 1y, Mrs. J ack r.renera I Hosp1tal. a.m. m. . ran, m · up · • We.lch, M~s. Harold Rose, Mrs. _Mrs. Margaret Allen is_ visit· ~ · Kaoawhq River _ Fort Dear LADIES' LACE TRIMMED Ra1ph Whitmore, Mrs. Don Ed- mg her daughter and son-m-law, born dow Lo d 11 .30 . e2 FLASHLIGHTS wards, Mrs. Duane Church and Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Lewis. Semel ~0nd n ;n · . :-m .. ASST. COLORS ,M::;-. ·Everett Townley; Decora- Mrs. Frances Alkire and son, Shaver ~PJr. do:O ~~~~et · e4 BATTERIES . tine. Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Ray have returned from Colum- am . All R M ·n ~ M,s. Phil Batey and Mrs Eu- bus where Ray har surgery on M•. rm.·et 4~05 " · ~rn M 1 Long Losting Betterles •ene Hes~r: •· publ"ICI~,-, ..,, Mrs. h"1s ear at St. Anthony HospitaL State down. Winfi a.m..ld 11·40ounta n. Sizes S.M-l 11 John Marshall and Mrs. Rob· Mr . and Mrs Robert Clark J If d ew· fi. ld p.m .. ert H d d · e erson own m 1e J·30 em on, an Press Book, and Susie attended the State . a m . Charles Stevens w·· Mrs. Paul Rickard. Mrs. Billy Fair. · f:ld. ·3 Ed on up m· ASST. DESIGNS & COLORS oA w rd nd I 1e a.m.: eana Bosworth naY a a Mrs. Kermll Mr. and Mrs. F. 0 . Whaley of up w·nr· td '·tD . 0 Ford ~-J b .. ' oe '· a.m. . . F LINED- SIZE 36x87 . . . uuum us , V1Sited the Robert Shearer down Winrield 6:50 PAIR Mrs. Russell has remmdPJd ; Alkire, the Robert Clarks and m a. that the Veterans' Stamps dead- i Ava Gilkey. 1 • . ' q>MP.ARE AT $1.00' · nne Is Sepll'mber lOth. Persons Ray Wilson. Herb and Addie POOR DRI\'ER ~ Ire requested tn contact or de- Bradfl!ld made a business trip RENO, Nev. (UPI) _ A ll~er stamps to Mrs. Larry : to Athens. REG. $9.95 Kmg. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gt.bson mothe~ fClJO police Tuesday that • Asst. Colors whPn 1! comes to r:lriving. hPr ·.·. . .... 1. GUARANTEE have purchased a trai ler and daughter would rather do it eSize36x87 If! ahama Hillh Clau placed it on what was former· herself. . I 0/fict>rs f:ll'Cied ily known as the Foster Howell She sao~ she made a remark eLINED MASON -Class offiftrs were place now owned by Mr. and Iabout thP "poor way" the 1young woman was driving, and COMPARE el:cted on Friday at Wahama Mrs. Junior Gibson. .AMERICAN H1gh School. Ronnie Thompson Sharon Jewell attended the the dallghter took a swing at at • PRECISION ctihJN\'l . PAIR is the Senior Class pr~sident, post effice in the absence or her, hoxPd her about the he d Paul Hoffman, vice president: Frances Alkire. and bit or·• of her fingers • ' DISCOUNT $1.00 PAIR .leanette Miller , secretary, and . Diane Noble, treasurer. $1.99 VALUE REG. $1.79 VALUE .Junior cla~ s officers Include, · "'"~'~S · FLAI>oiNEL president. Alan Hart: vice IOOo/. cOnON LADIES pr~sident , Sharon Rollins, and !.f'cretary - treasurer, Gloria Gibbs. Sophomore officers are president, Elaine Stone; viet ONLY eMEDIUM .LARGE pr('sident. Sharon Roach; sec\ I'J< ' • e ASST. COLORS PO.OO Down - lal•- .., retary, Larry Drake and treasurer, Larry Carpenter. Cenvenlent TwJM AMERICAN MADE . Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roosh returned to her borne after visit• ing her sister and brothel'in· Jaw. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bahr . in Cleveland. Ohio. Mr nd M H Jd J h rs. aro. ·. ~ 0 noon vosoted recently woth tbeor son and famoly, Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson and daughters 81 Gambroer. Ohoo. Mr . alld Mrs. B. R Vance visited last week with their son ond family. Mr. and Mrs. . ~· ~allon. '·ilrtho ~~~~=~~~~ 011 ' 1,1 ll'ollton; Mrs. Walter L. PelphKy.; .Robert s. Hair.y Cli!DpbelJ, .. MaiiOII, ll'o~m . . . ' (, :r' l Mn. Jerrold E. Kuelma, Mason Personal '.' . TOI" VALliS "STA... pl, ....... _..,... '- �,,. I .. • •• ' " Dall7 lentlllll, Pomet'Of·~rl, 0., Sept. 7, l!Mfl l9Year-old • Pfc. Wentzell IsReported IsA'rrborne . 1mProvm (n Norway .• g t NEW ' HA .. VL'N r. Mr. ~. EIHott C. ...,.- - -, ' o1 Cleveland, Va., visited durtng the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John F. Roush and child""'· Also visiting them were PT. PI..EASANT- Pete PanMr. and Mrs. Nathan Roush teloukas. 111-yeat-old son of of Detroit, MJch. Mr. and Mrs. Arigelo Pantetou· kas of !.801 Chandler Drive, Pl. Mr. and Mrs. George Jewell Pleasant. was reported as and Debra Cooke viSited Mr. ly Improved Tuesday evening. and Mrs. .Cooke and Young Pantelouka; is a family at Wmtersvolle, 0 h t o, tient at Cobell-ttuntington over the weekend. pita! wnore he was taken after Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Lee being IRJI!red in a one car Roush and Carolyn the hap suno'y evening on Rt. 17. R.. 1 • and Mrs. Pearl H. ~It, New '. WIN UP TO ·$soo· C~SH! THOUSANDS OF . . . V4l Decker· itrmour Star· Swift'a Premium r THE SHOE lOX in MIDDLEPORT Knt10r All Fl1oort 1 Sherbet __ --------- -.--- ~ c:J KntiOr ANOTHER BIG WEEK-END OF SUPER DISCOUNTS ;:.\SSe Ill( •• • • • ,.t. 59c Lest than ,. .~=::_______ __ CREAM PIES Dried p BEANS K.....-lr.... ~-p --. -. --- 5 I K..;.., '4-lli. -spqlletti ..._. -- bag Avonollit·· KntiOr ..... d G 13 oz. Aqua ~· NET HAIR SPRAY 4 W~ VAL.Ua STAM~S •. I .. PINTO BEANS PLASTIC DRAPES I I e I' I . :If· ~~ FLANN~L '299 GOWNS LADIES SNEAKERS ' • t"-•f'l #'" o•O;)..r.. • - ...... - .. ---.- _ •..,,.- • .- . .. •• • - • - • ~ -.~ ... ,~ • .,. . ..... - •• r•- •.,.· 0., - - ... .. ..,., .......... or-''•""' _ _...~ ... 89c 4 Crocus _ 40 Daffodils 6 tor 99c s·a ... _,.. -::--- ,.. $1·~0f · . ... ... • ;>" P&E •.J!9.· J - Clem •. "" ror 79c Kroger Kroger Large SPOTLIGHT COFFEE ANGEL FOOD CAKE ··: 3-lb. bag Dovlr.d - ' fl: Jack Frost S..... a~um ;..;,. __ -- ..... _•. ____ 6 ~:· $3.89 ~ Midfgan 50 :; 79c • _100 ~~ $1.49 :g_ •• •-\·,·. pq. KI"'OIrPure . ., :..: .Qrange Juice . ,.... <ffl · TO~ VALUa STAM ..S APPLES ... , w.. .~. 35e BANANAS 79e u. . . . ' :1 ~ Extra Fant11 ••••• ' ~ : ~· SbDUSS .. TOP VALUE STAMPS rour choice - 2 plc:p. Mix w Mltw::h Mn. Paul's f.oL Fish Paul'• kL Fish Fillot, t-n. Flth Pulfl 9/10/116 Sticks, Mrs. Go-'• . 4 69c lb. ··-----------~--- ' ' Rill DelicioUB . ,, ¥a pl. . ....- Golden Ripe lb. bag TOI'VA/.UIISTAMP$ 1. ltbo........ Sitc:o4 Smolcod " - ""'2 ...... KNill' Dl'llllneo Elrp. i/10/116 Eqo. t/10/M ........... TOP VALW STAMPS Dol WINTER NEEDS ;~ul~ PRICES ....•• .A MONEY AND VALUE STAMI'S TO~ VALUE STAMPS . ""'. ~~~ booc MintO,....... 6p. 1110~ ' $G lOIJID()"- -- To,. vii..U. '.iiTAWS . IIMI~ '\ ltlo!· ttloh,i . . 911 JXTRA ~qO __.,TO,f' VAI.US STA-8 ~ I ,.! ...... IJIIUid • TOP VAUIE STA- 11141 Modllln • • _.,_ Hllllh I --- IIOIIXTRA TOP VM..ua .-r•IIM •.., ....o!ll, J..U.O Nylaal I ' ' Dry ... • TO~ VALUS STAM~S ""' ...""- TOP VALUE STAMPS Z ..,._ R.,11 Ylldll Donloh , _ * Elp. 1/10/1!8 __ ..... ......... SO EXTRA TOP VALU• . STAM~S '- .... '• illlll - -~ 1>'1 I\:""~ SUGAR 10 lb. bag $1.09 " retery Hearts ···--------·----- TOI' VALUI! STAM"S ene 4YH&. J.,.. River ·SHIRTS $144 ,1 11 " ' '¥11· Elt:ei'RIC .KNIFE ~E $ 8 •K ·t,• J\ PETII PANTS - lb. $1 PEAT MOSS 6 Pc. Flashlight Set ".t 79c ,. 4-lb. INg Driod 1 1 $1 10c * $l Kidney Beans • 9 ~•• v.n., s1oo d :8 -·.... While Supplies La1~ Exp. S/10/61 · 'fomsto Sauce •• ':;. lOc ·~-,.,. ~ ~' 7.oz. ·~,,..-, With This Coupon 9k Umlt One Coupon Ptr lt.m c.nter Cut Tulips __ 12 ... 79c Hyacinths 6 ... 79c =" bo• Poflt·'& Beans 3 1 ·~ ! - MIC1""I or Thin ·..' •n Pllftl Now For Sprint B01uty - l,..rttd From Holl1ndl Cake Mixes ___ • ':'. 10c LATEX FLAT PAINTS .. •• Gaod-N·Ricll, YoUow, Whit. lo lplco 1 1 • • • • • • •• .\ Rib Chops -_- --. -_-- --- •. $1.~ Bone In Lamb Stew ____ . ___ . _---- tb. 29c Shoulder Roast __ --------- lb. 59c C.nter Cut Loin Chops •___ ---------· •. $1.29 14-oz. Shoutdor Cut pkga. Lamb Chops ----. -. -. ----- II>. 69e BOLLAND BULBS $1.19 11'1 Your Choice Unit No. 2 """ Unit No. • Reg. Prlct __ . . .. $1.49 Leu · ... -· . .. · 50c Leg-0-La~nb ------------- a lbs. lb. ste Crisco-~--------------- 3 .~; 79c ( 501'! OFF "Cortina" FtftiN LAMB SALE GROUND BEEF ~ .. Weat Virginia State Fair Kroger Quality ~ · suFFERIN ! 59c eo.-, t.onehom ..... ·HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS SHAMPOO ¥a ;., I 1.97 ~·- Hurry! Cortina Flatware • Sale Enda Sat., Sept. 17 Cheese----·-------·----•. . tb. 59c KntiOr -rmllk Bread ,. . . •.. ___ . _____ -·-~-SSe 1 - We rtttrV• tht rltht to limit quilntiHtt. •••••• ' Ri ver News Slice• Removed Half CopyrltJht, Tho K"'er Co., 1961 Chicken Livers ..... Butt Portion:~Hat&··.·. THURSDAY-- FRIDAY- SATURDAY-· Shop Thurs. Til 5, Friday nl 8, Saturday Til 9 $100--JUDY DENNY RUTLAND, OHIO $!-IRENE KLEIN POMEROY, OHIO $lOG-MARGARET LEHEW POMEROY, OHIO $10.GG--GERALDINE WEll POMEROY, OHID $10.-EVELYN WARNER POMEROY. OHIO $5.00--MARCELENE STRAUSS POMEROY, OHIO -- No Center Full Shank .... F WINNERS! SMOKED RAM: ' -;' 1 LUNCH KIT 5 HERE ARE JUST A FEW BIG j ~n ~haw ERS YET TO . Sa~- Harri500YiII8 PLAYfNG . ~ ~ ' · . :."-. , MONEY-G0 ROUND ' They're Great · For School! New Haven Woman's Club . Hold M ' NEW HAVEN - Private b . 0I "· gelll! P • Elll0It , 19, tiOD ....-, Ravdaushtel', 9:46 Calvin ~. ~·~roy, son, att~ded ---- - Completes Conne ::': ~oorry ·- • Laf~yetll' ~Somlt'~rs. ~aid ' ,.., wnt the be GaiUpoU. aiiJ!l(tted Clinic Tbprsday at wbel'e hlluiis , Haven, completed a petroteUIII be wUJ undergo eye ......- . 1only. on specialist course at tjte Arm1 -•-• '-' LETART. W. Va. - Army Mrs. W. H. Fosiesone was Mrs. Quarterme•ter ~chool, Fori Privote First Class David admllled at the GatlipoU. Clln· polis; n.t1ai'l~ Lee, Va., Ang. 26. R. Wenl,el!. 19. son of Mr. lc on Monday evening. Mabelill< ur.; and Ml'>i. William W. Wentzell. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roush and sell Vinton· Ned M Hamilton Route I. Letart, W. Va., is Rndney, Mrs. Clara Rouab, all Hotel; W. ' Cindf Jo Brenda K. During the seven · week partlcioaling wtth the !Olst of Mason went to Marietta on son Iiili Plue St.; Ralley,, j;>JUr ffindy, Mrs: John course•. Pvt. ElUott was trained Airborne IIi vision In Operation SUnday to see Mrs. Rlctrard George II. Stanttal, Pl Pleas- D. Kllll(f Jan& Ann Ltevlng, In storong and shtpotng petrolBar Fm•. 66. a joint . service Plymale and new daughter at ant; Mrs. Theodqre Nibert. Gal- Angela D. Mabon, Jay eum P""l"cts used by the exercise oeing conducted near the Marietta Memorial Hospll- ttpolts Hersdiet Diddle, mon, Cebrb White, Mrs. Will Army. He also r.ecetved .'"" Bardulo" . Norway. at. Syracuse; Mrs Near . Jefl Shuemuker. and Mrs. Wtt- struction ptpelme operalton Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jenks fers. D<•t-r; and tnfant son. and handhnp aviation fuel. =• He left the division's station th k d 'rom Vance and children at Ohio State Fair in Columbus The youl1g man was taken to F C b ll K A 27 spent. e wee en visiting at Rt. 2 ilB<"IDe; Mrs. Morgantown W Va Mr and over the weekend ' Pleasant Valley Hospital, suf- at 1 nkrt. ?.mp elh' tby., ug. Leesville, Va., with Mrs. Jenks Arnold R! 1 Pomeroy· • · · · · . " . . th to a e pari tn e ree - week d "t nd f •t M d · ' · · Mrs. Vance had just returned . , rermg trf'm a nead InJUry, en n r . . augn er a ami y, r. an Calvm H. Simpson, Pomeroy; fro"'"' Ws Alamos. N. M. , where Mr. and Mrs. ,Jess Abel and I transferrOO to the Huntington rna euv~ With ~mts ~f the Mrs. Howard Huck. Mrs. Lawrence D. Lewis, Oak he was employed at the Gov- Diana attended the Ohio State hospital r:,e details of the acci- U S. A. my,. Mannes, Air Force Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smitb . · ermnenl Scientific I.a bora tory Fair at ~olum~us on. Sund~y dent httvP not been learned as an~ . troop;~romr:orwegtan and have returned ~m Sa~ Diego dl!r and cbild~n of 8aulk during ttH• summer months. Mr. when M1s:; Omntl SuP 8t1s.,.., , Pantelonka~ has been only Bntish a ed . rce~. where they resided whde he lage, Ill., visited over Vane~ will enter West Vir- was crowned Miss Wool of 1semiconscious since the acci- The eK;rrise '~ bemg ~e_ld to received training In the Na· weekend With Mr. ahd Ohio. Miss Bostic is daughter or dent. enh_a~~~ tN• tactical pr~flciency vy electronic and radioman John Roach and son. ginia University in the fall Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Bostic, lor- He NBS traveling alone en- ol JO!Rt U._ S. and foreign com· schools. They are visiting his Mrs. RaY Foz., Clifton, nnit..-.11 term when:• he is working on mer residerits of New Haven. rcmte ro Huntington when his ~t opf'ratJOns. Pvt. Wentzell: a p~rents, . Mr. and Mrs. Gran· went surgery oq Tues4ay mnr... 11 his Dod(lr's Degree. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke car left the highway and ran r1flem~n •n Comp~~Y. A; Third VIlle. Sm1th at Leon and other ing at the Holzer W:Gs_P.f.tal. Mnl.ll Mr. and I'wlrs. Ruland Karr and Mr. Rd211r Laynf' attP.nded over an embankment throwing Battalum ol the dJVISIOD 3 187!h relatiVeS. Fox's sister, Dais)' Qarst and d~u_ghters ~f Owensboro, the Layne reunion held at Park· the drivel from the vehicle Jnrant.rv .. ~ntered the Army. m Mr. and Mrs. Jamet Laven· Pt. Pleasant is staying &t Ky · \'IS!ted dunng the week ersburg City Park on Sunday. Panteloukas is a sophomore Februar.v. 1966 · Before entermg I bo~ in Clifton whUe she end w1lh Mr. and Mrs. OUo 1 Jay Ridgway. son ot Mrs. Marshall University and is a the ~rrny . ne was employed as Beauty Salon, Parkersburg, W. recuperating. Grimm . Hilda Ridgway, has been a pa- part tim!! employee of Cabell- 8 hmrdrr.~:-.er bl' Belvedere Va. New Haven Soe. eel Mr·. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush tient at Vt"terun~ Memorial Hos- Huntington Hospital. He is a s~nt the weekend at Watoga pita I. 1965 grarluate of Point Pleasant 1 Stnte Park where they VISited Among those attending the High School. i1 with their daughter and family, graduation e"ercises at St. Rrv. and Mrs. John Barringer Joseph':-- School of Nursin£: hPlf'l and son o( Burtonsvil\P , Md .. on Sunday at St. Francis Xavier ' who were vacationing there. Church in Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Roush were 1\·tr. and Mrs. W a 1t e r -. Grinstead. Mrs. Frances Good· Gauge readings: Gallipolis nite. Miss Barbara Marshall, [)am IL7, 11.8, running one foot Phi lip Goodnite, Mrs. William on roliP-f'> Pon1<'roy-.\ia!'on A3. :Chis ler, Miss Mary Phillips Pl Pleasant 23 .57, Hinton .43, , all of New Haven, Mr. and I Kanawha Falls 1.17, Char)eston Mrs. Gary Miller of Kenova, 18.97. London, Marmet and S eet1ng ;W. Va., Mr. anr Mrs. Daniel : Winlleld dams were on the sills. •Hoffman and daughter Wendy I Oblo River Pennsylvania . t ' \. NEW HAVEN -The New of Gallipolis, Ohio, Mr. and down 13, 6:30 a.m.; Frank Du·' J:lav~n Woma~ s Club . Pres1· Mrs. James H. Staats and , rant up 1~ . 4.4J ~ - m lia L•yi4: Jr aent s Reception Tea woll be daughter, Jane, of Pt. Pleas- up 14, 5:15 p.m.; Aliquippa up tleld on September 20th at 8 ant, W. Va. 14, &:30 a.m.: Franklin Pierce p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ker· up 15, 4:10 a.m.; Harvey Jarmit Ford in New Haven, w1th don up 15, 5:40 a.m .; Robert DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL Mrs Paul Scally, Mrs. Mark Reed down 16, 2:30 a.m.; Dix· 0 Ward. Mrs. R. G. Greene as· ie up to. , a.m . Ch•rles K. up sn;IJng M~. Ford as hostesses. - - --~ lS, 7 a.m.; National up 17, 3:45 1 :. ProspectiVe members .may be BY AVA GILKEY p.m.; Brimstone up 17, 4:50 a. mv1led as guests at this .t1_me. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark are m.: L. Fiore down 17, 5:45 a. 36. (aUNT BOnLE The president, Mrs. Wilham I vacationing In South Car&lina m.; Criss Jr. down 19, 3:30 a. Russell, New Haven, reported , with the Greer ramily. m.; OVEC up 19,4:50 a.m.; Bri· , lhat dues for 1966-67 are due ~ Betty Riggs of Albany has an B. down 20, 5:30 a.m.; BesuntJI November 1st. rented the Junior Gibson prop- sie Walker down 20, 6 a.m.; InWORKING MAN'S REG. Mrs_- Russell_reported that . a erty and expeCt~ to occupy it diana up 20, 6:45 a.m.; Walter ; 69c plannmg me~tmg f?r th~ D1s- in the near future . Curley '1NVI' 21. 3 : 4~ a.m . Pamtnct Convention which. will SIZE •• h be ld Mr. Nea 1 ..• as purehas ed th e 1·c White up 21. 5 a.m... Susan · he ld on Octo ber 1st, WI 11 ut: e c h r R w·t Lane down 21 5·25 am· Ma.on Thursday Septemb 8lh t asey ouse rom ay t son ' . - .• fi· 30 ' W h er H a I and is doing some extensive re-- malear down 21, 5:40a.m.; Peg•I' a · ~ p.m. at . a ama . lgh pair work on II. gy Downey down 21, 6:05 a.m.; FAMOUS PRELL hool. Extens~ve plans Will be M d M Fr 1 W 1 h Reliabl~ 11 r 22. :=, a.m.. Queen made at this tune and it anc s e s . . · th all "A is spentr. aancouplers.of days with his Coty down 23. 8:55 p.m.; John rtmpdortlalnt !heat memucrs ~t- brother Mr. and Mrs Dana K. down 23, 11 p.m.: Elgercliff I en . o r engagements m· W · · down ~1 5·40 On d tertere the resident has reelsh. Dana has been unable , . a.m.; war INTRODUCTORY OFFER .. , UNITED REG. 1 . d. th p b to work sin~e his heart attack down 23, 6 a.m.; H. E. Bowles "FAN FAIR" HOMOGENIZED INTERIOR queste at mem ers try to i · up Gree 3·20 M kM $1.09 attend part of the meeUng ' Friends of Hallie Knopp wtlf nup . p.m.: ar . eo ·tte 1 th Octo··- be sorry to team of his recent up Greenup HoO p.m.; Helen SIZE mm1 es or 1 e ud' k b Ia R up Greenup 9 p m · A n a District Convention are as fol·l ueart attac ut st reports · · ·, . lows : say he is out of oxygen and able Brent down Greenup 1 a.m.; . Th Re d I to feed himself Boc-K down Greenup 4 a.m.: •Odorless l nvoca t10n e veren I · Ranoer d n M td hi 4 30 Jilek T. Welch, Pastor, st. Paul Mrs. Doris Colburn spent a • ow e a : p. •Water Clean-up ;• L th Ch h N H I day with her uncle the Dana m.: Valvolloe down 1\leldahl ' ~ eratnc ..~·urc ' Mew apven;l Welshes recently , 4:35 p.m.; Oleander down Melnera 1~e1rman, rs. au · dahl 6 p . So th Mel .• ,;.Hiqh Hidinq eBabv Safe Scally; Registration, Mrs. Karl Recent callers of Ava Gilkey, .m:. u ern up · Wiles, Mrs. Robert Gurtis, Mrs . 1. who has just returned from Vet· ~~d~~·~~· ~otton Queen down 1 Edwin Stein, Mrs. 0. C. Camp- : erans Memorial f~llowing a .. p.m.· Va!l~y bell· Pre-R '" tr r M I gall bladder operatoon are Mrs Transporter down Metdahl 12.· WHITE & PASTEL COLORS · eeo.s a lOR, r s. ' · 30 a. m · Lady Marjorie down Kat! Wiles: Door Prizes and Dana Welsh, Mrs. ~Stout , Meld~hj' 2 m . M EU F'vors, Mrs. Bertha Filson, 1 Mrs. Dana Y<M.mg, ~rgaret 0 a: .. ~ry en ll\nf. R. G. Greene, Mrs. H•l . Douglas, Go lda Jones, Wilda . P dMeldaMhl 16da·20hl a6.m45·• RavensCANS . . WI AI E woo up e : a.m. do ·Rodgway, Mrs .. Jesse Aoel seman.. Ia ,astman, and Gautpolto Dam- John Ladd I and ~rs. Robert Gtlmore· lden- 1 Mary Bohn. De310 3 15 tlficallim Cards, Lunche,.; Tick· I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones R0 ~om.; Jo~d J. ets, Ph.11ters, Mrs. Jack FleshPr ., and daughter Lori, made a bus- C 1~e own 9 '55 p.m.; J rfew , Mr H Ohr dM . ~t . t Z 'II a uun up : p.m.. enm er , -rrvs . ekr~an L mgher an M 1~ , meMss rKop tho ~anWesv1 e. nd Jean up 10:05 p.m.; ·Jenks up ~ . mg; unc eon, r ::~ . rs. a ryn eaver u er· 10 . 40 , PhT S d 1 John Morgan and Mrs. Charle!l l went major surgery at Meigs 11 : 50 pp.m ..' F :~1 . pBorn 8°w4~ SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE Dodd . . : Hosp1·lal·t 1y, Mrs. J ack r.renera I Hosp1tal. a.m. m. . ran, m · up · • We.lch, M~s. Harold Rose, Mrs. _Mrs. Margaret Allen is_ visit· ~ · Kaoawhq River _ Fort Dear LADIES' LACE TRIMMED Ra1ph Whitmore, Mrs. Don Ed- mg her daughter and son-m-law, born dow Lo d 11 .30 . e2 FLASHLIGHTS wards, Mrs. Duane Church and Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Lewis. Semel ~0nd n ;n · . :-m .. ASST. COLORS ,M::;-. ·Everett Townley; Decora- Mrs. Frances Alkire and son, Shaver ~PJr. do:O ~~~~et · e4 BATTERIES . tine. Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Ray have returned from Colum- am . All R M ·n ~ M,s. Phil Batey and Mrs Eu- bus where Ray har surgery on M•. rm.·et 4~05 " · ~rn M 1 Long Losting Betterles •ene Hes~r: •· publ"ICI~,-, ..,, Mrs. h"1s ear at St. Anthony HospitaL State down. Winfi a.m..ld 11·40ounta n. Sizes S.M-l 11 John Marshall and Mrs. Rob· Mr . and Mrs Robert Clark J If d ew· fi. ld p.m .. ert H d d · e erson own m 1e J·30 em on, an Press Book, and Susie attended the State . a m . Charles Stevens w·· Mrs. Paul Rickard. Mrs. Billy Fair. · f:ld. ·3 Ed on up m· ASST. DESIGNS & COLORS oA w rd nd I 1e a.m.: eana Bosworth naY a a Mrs. Kermll Mr. and Mrs. F. 0 . Whaley of up w·nr· td '·tD . 0 Ford ~-J b .. ' oe '· a.m. . . F LINED- SIZE 36x87 . . . uuum us , V1Sited the Robert Shearer down Winrield 6:50 PAIR Mrs. Russell has remmdPJd ; Alkire, the Robert Clarks and m a. that the Veterans' Stamps dead- i Ava Gilkey. 1 • . ' q>MP.ARE AT $1.00' · nne Is Sepll'mber lOth. Persons Ray Wilson. Herb and Addie POOR DRI\'ER ~ Ire requested tn contact or de- Bradfl!ld made a business trip RENO, Nev. (UPI) _ A ll~er stamps to Mrs. Larry : to Athens. REG. $9.95 Kmg. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gt.bson mothe~ fClJO police Tuesday that • Asst. Colors whPn 1! comes to r:lriving. hPr ·.·. . .... 1. GUARANTEE have purchased a trai ler and daughter would rather do it eSize36x87 If! ahama Hillh Clau placed it on what was former· herself. . I 0/fict>rs f:ll'Cied ily known as the Foster Howell She sao~ she made a remark eLINED MASON -Class offiftrs were place now owned by Mr. and Iabout thP "poor way" the 1young woman was driving, and COMPARE el:cted on Friday at Wahama Mrs. Junior Gibson. .AMERICAN H1gh School. Ronnie Thompson Sharon Jewell attended the the dallghter took a swing at at • PRECISION ctihJN\'l . PAIR is the Senior Class pr~sident, post effice in the absence or her, hoxPd her about the he d Paul Hoffman, vice president: Frances Alkire. and bit or·• of her fingers • ' DISCOUNT $1.00 PAIR .leanette Miller , secretary, and . Diane Noble, treasurer. $1.99 VALUE REG. $1.79 VALUE .Junior cla~ s officers Include, · "'"~'~S · FLAI>oiNEL president. Alan Hart: vice IOOo/. cOnON LADIES pr~sident , Sharon Rollins, and !.f'cretary - treasurer, Gloria Gibbs. Sophomore officers are president, Elaine Stone; viet ONLY eMEDIUM .LARGE pr('sident. Sharon Roach; sec\ I'J< ' • e ASST. COLORS PO.OO Down - lal•- .., retary, Larry Drake and treasurer, Larry Carpenter. Cenvenlent TwJM AMERICAN MADE . Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roosh returned to her borne after visit• ing her sister and brothel'in· Jaw. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bahr . in Cleveland. Ohio. Mr nd M H Jd J h rs. aro. ·. ~ 0 noon vosoted recently woth tbeor son and famoly, Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson and daughters 81 Gambroer. Ohoo. Mr . alld Mrs. B. R Vance visited last week with their son ond family. Mr. and Mrs. . ~· ~allon. '·ilrtho ~~~~=~~~~ 011 ' 1,1 ll'ollton; Mrs. Walter L. PelphKy.; .Robert s. Hair.y Cli!DpbelJ, .. MaiiOII, ll'o~m . . . ' (, :r' l Mn. Jerrold E. Kuelma, Mason Personal '.' . TOI" VALliS "STA... pl, ....... _..,... '- �I I .. ' . !'ftproves Mer~er CPDDDlttee~~ . • }d Co mpany Terms 0 f CanfJe _ • • • 1 . . • · · POIN'I' PLEI\SANT - The on tl!l American m~11et commltlot of the lloi&rd change. of Dlreetors ol the Pan-• Company announced thet Pantasole has approved In principle lh• tel'lllll of • proposed mtrger ot the H. 0. Canfteld Company Into Pantasote. _G~~ for~ 't ~~~-~:~'Jndl actl~ns , .l pureb.~~e~ • -~: .. . SEAMLESS COTTON . KNIT .t . NYLONS POOR BOYS ~alaed .-.-... ~· "Suoer-Right" Quality Meats I Boy with back z.fpper. ChQil"e many ,olid. cl)ll}rs. MICIIO MESH 011 FLAT KNIT 2 $ eoLpJ!; .,.. AT BUilD UNIT 20" II' MORE,..,. SIZi OFVOUR't'IBLE. (;rr" SI40ULD BE ..DEQUATE FOR WHITE LADIES' GIRLS' 7 TO 14, WASHABLE ROLL-UP SLEEVE IUNIOii .,- MISSEl AND HALf IIZEI ' CANVAS 98 SOLE Snec.kers , $1695 · TEEN-GAL - Jury of the Septemhor term o! ,.son County Circuli Court began its duties Tuesday ohortly before noon. were absent and two were dil· qualified due to the fact thai tbey were currently elected oflil'tl holders.Absenl wen! Dot· Iii Lou Austin and D o n a I d slnith and disqualified were Jm Fisher and Robel'l Adkins. Special JW')I rommlssionen •~pointed to fill the vacancies Mrs. Ruth Johnson, demO<lrat and Guy McWilliams, reptl>licans. !elected to ftll thO PRIIH LIAN tASTY Ground Chuck ·· · · ·· ·· lb. 69c •ON•u•• uAN ••• est Meat loaf Mix · · ··· · · lb. 69t The Lighter Side '• ITALIAN No Precedent For ~olving'~ Dilemma Sliced Pork Loin ··· · · · lb•.89c Chipped-Chopped Ham lb. 99c ,. J'WIIea4111s-'i-itllll' tan,_. >~13 ' k' "-1- I •• .............,,1111.,.., -- SUPER·RIGH1' ••·~-~~~~~D41Ml'YII!Ie•-l~ll tt~'tl'lle. ' \ SUCED BACON !. 95c 1 ....... . w· ueru Frozen Pol Pies I , .i . . Thennal Girls' Black or Brown lltck Patents Weave Insulated Waro> without ox• tra weight. ChOOH from U• B~et. Lotfers, Oxfords, Straps, oo\'ted , .m~bw wallllablf colon. Ja'llo ...yno and 88'llo rayon 1, '1<e 72x90. ' 'ANN PACH ELBOW $ Pus-. Tht action aroup aelects their wardrobe for tbt! new IUJOD- from f~e~ua "Bobbie Brook•" Day-time, PlayTime, Date-Ttme Fashion line. Th• ''66"-"67" pace f"''...... aetter fealures all ttr~l'l new in cuual and dress wear. Color• are tnor1: excitin1 than evPr. Mood tone.t to match th t weirer. ·L Grandparents are Mr. ana Ars. Ray Roush, Ma!!OII; Mrs. ~arold Plymale, Hunllnlf.OII, nd great grllldparents ore \Irs . Clara Routh, Malon and ~r. and Mrt. Andrtfl AtiHil of lunlinglon. Priced From IEII' 1 0111'11 15.1 SELECT A NEW WARDROBE OF • SWEATERS • .LOUSES • SHIRTS • UYELY DRESSES :~ PLAY PANTS • CASUAL SKIRTS WIENERS SAUSAGE ...... 69c l-Ilt. pka. l-Ib. ii~~~i:~K-EN__ 59C S':. 89c .. ~ 2 ... 69c Salad Dressing Snl'iniJb~ : · . Cake .· ~;.-.J,ft ....:- .,; • JANII PARKia. tacit ... 16 - WHI'UIIOUII. MAIIH. QUAIITI Chili Con Came - 3 u::-sp• l • ANN PMI. PRIIII tiUIUND AlP QAIID 8RAIII,A ., Black Pepper Sweet Pe'as . A&PIIIAIID~IA . 10 4 Z69c _ _ 20 Potatoes ·.:57c ANN PAM. !'AMNII,_ =: 39c and Carrots 4 ~:. 69c Waffle Syrup j · IUI~M~'PIIILD1-"JIITTOJUT AND IAT Freth FruiU Cllld Yegetab!es _. U. L 110. l ... tll A WHITI On;.nge Juice _ '_2 •.:. 79c IO"D 1111 I'IIIUIII 4 !.":.. 39t. Elsie Pops 11 ___ ••,. ·' I 10bot «:.:3Sc Instant Dry Milk lpollot49c Vegemato Cocktail Lemon Pies - - - e *loo • •s.oo . ~88c Seedless Grapes 2 111•• 39c; · CALIPCIRNIA. GOLDIN SWElT _'"*::49c Bartlett Pears- 2 CIIIIP, IOI;ID HEADS I W011 - So C... You MAGNAWX COLCMl1Y ·oa Filii 1M -~ · • "-- FASHIW'!J,~ ,.... 39 .c IRIAM fiOOO ~~Y·T/ME, PI.AY·'i1MI, DAT!-TIMI FLAVORS - - - - - Sc Candy Bars TAtTY ~OP VI81TMLUUICI ·•ffll ., YOUCANWEN • SWEATERS S DILICIOUI MARS. MILKY WAY, INICICIRI, FORIYIR 'I'OUQ, MIM'I! WII.NI.IIIIIINCY . .. nch 2 ~ 79c aans •,3'1 .,. r.__..__.....-.;;;... .: $ 99 1-lb. ANN PAM. 111111 IRIAMY AlP CONCINTitATID,toi'LtiiiDA PUU loys' -loDJ alene llyte apori lh!rta in pop!llar o:ololll aod pattenu . . • !(aw Man lbtn !uh!ft ~J ''Cam• ASSORTED COI.ORS 3 lk~o 79C IIEW P'ACK CALIFORNIA \.-' · YELLDW·U.ING _trot~G rood ,.,.. ,. ·' SHIRTS' n. W. Va. Industrtea DeveioJ> nent Corp., the plalntiO was r,ranted judiJnent llaiDSI the lltfendant in the sum of $6,612.· . f:: • PORK IONA PEACHES ' \ Skinless IUPIR lliGifl', Wl11l IIANI CAMPUS SPORT j ounces . a~ wa! born at SUPER·RIGHT SLIGD OR HAlVES ' l~. 39c BOYS' 6 TO 16 - NEW FALL STYLI Corp. ' MACARONI Year .. Round comfort In 1 ) IUPER·RIGHT Strawberry Preserves Boys' Black or Brown Lotfers - Oxfotds MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Rtoblrll Plymaio o1 Marietta. Ohio ore announcng the birlb ol .heir first child. a daughter, llOI'D on Septemhor 4th. The in· 'ant is tilt dBughter of tho ortner Beverly Roush ol Mas>n. She weilhed •ix poundll and ~ sMoKED, COOKED, READY TO IAT ANN PAGE Qlll FINEST QIIALITY ::~ ~ien?.x~~~d:h=~~t~oafe 1rs boy~ .oxfOrd:.:eld~~=r•~y:a;,; e mo. Plvmale'1 .4 nnounce Birth a/ Dnurthll'r Pork Steaks .. " •. ..... lb. 79& ' cuaiD •••• I $ 98 GLve your child's f~r-t the proper care thty need Select toot. wear from tht famous "Story-Book" line f ·, li , 1or Russell, Mrs. Guy McWilliams, Jr., Mrs. Mary VanHorn and Mrs. John L Blisard. The Grand Jurors are expec~ ecJ.to report to the court oa IJeir findinas on Thursday. Other actiljll ol the Court ruesday .... the aranling of default iudll!lent In two civil actions. In th• action by Aoldrew Henderson vs. J. San11el 1rlffltb, et al default )ud&ment 01 1be sum of $5,1G with lnter"t and cost ''"' grantad !AI the !'lalnliff. In tho aotlon styled - · •usHoaouNoaiEF,PORK-'v'AL Minute Steaks · · .. .. lb. 89c Story Book Footwear vaeancles were Mrs. Oick CUBED, PUSH Sttwlag Beef .......... lb. 7Sc GIVE YOUR CHILD SCIENTIFICALLY DE$!GN~D •$HOES , , MORE STYLE • • BmER FIT • • IOYS' AND GliiLS' ' , were ILICED QUARTIR, Wll\- TRIMMED, PRISH Loafers c Two of the original 16 jurors --~keepthem- t.--··-••••C LIP I-N D -AND- mJs 'h 'e':•UD I , Swiss Steak ...... · ··~ lb. SSe Beef Uver · ...,.,. .. ··· · ·. lb. 4Jt ' ; -11ET IN t•:>. fiZAMES ASSORTED COLORS ~T. PLEASANT - The Grand X' f,I,CED PL~wqoD l ' .; ROUND IONI! SHOULDM &WI# CABINET J)OORSAI<f .1\' PINf- Ladies' and .teena1ers.~ ,(n.Qlded :;ooij! . t':J rl\'as sneakers fot" pliry-titne -;aild ' · ~:<> S LUil wear. A tine American made quality. Size.s 4 to 9. . AMERICAN iliAD£ -- Girb' 7 ta 14 play-time an1 Jchooltime blouse• in easv eare cottons Popular ro ll up sleeve!! .. Availabl~ in assorted rolors. ..... IJIIE ~'PINE-WITH "JDHEEUEAND GROOIIE SIDCK PORaoct' 00 ' FINE FOR CHARCOAL GRILL---------- MOSTT,48LES) ot JW>~EllU ' CHUCK STEAKS . ~~~E-RIB STEAKS M! .... B SHOULD BE OF~E. tach ~ • I)[EP,IllMENSIOH!I $6.95 PAl RS BLOUSES UffltULT COMPAKJ''··. .... '. f 0R lb. \ PASTIL The season'• moat popular topper s. It'a the an .cotton knit p~ - ~ll!JL TENDER JUICY BLADE CUTS I~PULAR LADIES' Seamles! nylon hos@ In beautiful sheer s had~" that art! new for fall MiL·m meth and flat knit. All first qualit y. Sites 8 ~ to 11. •' all "I •, ~ur BEAUTIFUL SHEER Grand Jury ,egins Duties In Mason Co. Jl :~':... ~SSORTED tasole Company stock is asted lr -~ -~- M:OHAII ' vinyl MANZANI\IIES. Spiln CUPII - ~n,.t Novtllo T.,.,... was .-.ported 111 bava ~ved a novel "'"lllllll for his 74th blrlhtla)'-o IIIICbl. DIW molar !hot bi'OU 'lrl!l. f4b Jp"W!Qihl111, 1111111. ~teadlly ~- VIII& rour Joul StUner Siore 'hts week-eo4 and Itt the manJ flllatured. Reihl which re• wUI need. ror Fall nd Wloln&er. Seleetiom an rru\er 1han ever. Our •oeclal 1tve u. 1 prke a4Yantare that kttJI • re the leader io holdiDJ ·down bll'h prh:e.. · family are the principal stock· holders of Pantasote. The Pan- -<, P'~ ~ ". Woell ·"NYLot. . Thememberl of the Wymaa 'I 1960 level on IIOaSOII8iiY 'l'OKYO (UP!) -Whlll ..,...; tt.Oat Product (GNP) I'OH to stoep rise ill co~ prices\ was due to a 2t1 per cent p:lce acti_u,...d, basis In J'!D" and tllf remaill ·Ia 30.2 lrlllloa yea 1aa1 year, or auf 1111 llfeet of IUCii tllllatlon hike in the aonlerr<!J!S metals llleadinoss or wholesale ..,. rter of at the lowi!Oiillt Japaa 11 abOut billion. Barring 1111 in mu!tlplylng nominal outnut IIBt, a coot IDcrea"' thet Is export prices, are the result of receti&lon. , out or the recession II tlllfGresel!l developmelll sueh But oCban polal out · that aflecti"l manufacturers every- the IO!Da thing that aeot Japan · , .• , setlled lllte two yean u a 8llddeD elld te the Viet wblle JIJIU Is lllfferiD8 from whore. Into her tiiM-66 recl!lsioD in the There have beea too VirtUally every eco1em1c Nam war, 11 will approaoo $1011 IOlDI -mer lnllab- the Meantime tile esptrl pri' first place: factors behind tbe indicator ta tbla C0UJ11rY II bBU011 iD 11118, 011 tilt etrength overall IDdes orood· at 143.7 index has stayed steady at ladoolrlal OvereapuitJ 1rtm bust to 00.. pointing up rilihl now lllciud- of an expected 16 per cent rise 11960 equall 100) II July-the ailghtly under 100 per cent of 'l1tis country II preaenlly eigbl 111011ths. ' 1n1 one thet the Japanese wtsb 111 mlllbl& aad manufacturing sam• Is truo abroad. the 1960 level lor the pall 18 tappinl a 1a11e pool ol tile point clowa. .•QOIJIIIIIIB output. InDatlon Is COIIIlJietl malaly months-(11 was at 19.1 por induatrlal ov...,apaclly that had Ooe was . . 'lbat wjU put Japan'a total to the conowner .- sectloa of the CCIII ID· June}-irhUe tbe export been bullt up 1.1 lbe III0-6f Jaunchillg of a-,U bllliiaa.tplltlla But bociiU!Ie··.-ef , lbe tUr10111 .,....omlc odze Ill rooghly the economy. prlcel prl..,.., of moet elhet nations peried under the late l'rlmo works proaram baM • Ill way in wblclt tha Japuest aame calei..Y as >Weot Germs· have rllel! 011iy I per eeDt Ill have beeR rlslng oteaclliy. Minister !ked'\'• bJ8b powth 11n1 issue of domeStiC lillilll ecooomy Is ..,ulnctal, llie uy• , l"rallct'l and lbe UDited the ll8ll!e period-end U per 'nlis has had a salutary effect "double-the-inCOme" pollcles. slnee World War u. 'lbll:~ 1 COUDtry ..,.. ta be able 1o Uve KJngclom't-Sbt may even pass cent ol that eame In lbe lint oa the level of Japanese ladustrlal output was running prlml plect' '"if with • oJeai!1IR!Ialloa o1 1 1 the last twuometlme tbla year IIIli 1111111thl of lldl ,...-. exports themselves. Exports at 103.8 per cent of reted •g step-a ...m a year and ...., out or next. At nrst sight that would seem roH around !II per cent 1.1 11165 capaclly iD the secend quarler dassical KeynniU tll''!l,'l;!l":"' the worse tor illt 11ear- Some will erltldze thiS to be worrboiDI, W lbl bUtt from !liSt . ol Ibis year-the first Ume It demud lbarJ!li Ia- . . Japan's DOIDinal G,IJII Na- eompar1a011 beea- el the of tile wholesale rtse this year Both lbe steep rise iD mlnilrg· bad been above 100 per ceut heavy Industrial aector· ·· ~ . cut. i'iO I , , SATURDAY TIL 9 organized In 1888 is private- he Marietta Memorial Hospit· P4i:AS~'I\':::;._m;llu Pto~' ._.~l : _PI_· . · •·. '_ . . l'r· .. on, -I!!; Pleasant, and Joe and bllllff& pnfer ''KIIIf • 0 ISCJIA!IGED - D_alt.~lfl, corded;;@l l!le -~lllf jail wen ,Nea J•1-YIT, West Columbia, the ca•U•" ' -- ' ,_ ., ·, . .. __ . · .' ITALIAN STYLE - film. The Dorsey Company, a iubsidiary, manufactures baby pants, infants' sleepers and knit underwear, and sundries, with plants in Lot Angeleo, Califor· nia. and N~w Haven, Conneeti· rlj b~ 1• Pl~as~nt. ; 1 < is S• ..... dily Pullin~ Out of Two-Year..Old Recession :'~~~u:~'l po~~':t ~h~ ' ~ · p , ~ Japan .. :::. I ' . ··- TIL 8 members of the Wyman family and key employeea. Paotasote, with plants In Pa• &aic, Patersolt and Butler, New Jersey, Point Pleasant, Wesl Virginia aad Los Angeles, Calif., produces poly-vinyl chloride resins and oompoundl, vinyl film and Panta-Pak trays for packatJing. It also conver!J, '1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddltjlOrl, 0 ., Sept. 7, 1966-11 I ly held by Advertising . ,SEASON'S •TOP. AT PQPULJil' .r.tcP, Forge. Virginia and Seymour. Indiana, employs over 900 people and has 10 annual sales v•l· ume in exceaa ol $10,0110,0011. The 1tock of the oompany which d~Whorter ' i-~•t -auMl'I'I'ED,- Bllll·~~·- nl\'ltRe)'n014_j, . f.l)ileas~9~ · • l,oxt~illinf Autlie -Brlcley, Now Limbs ancl Clbllanl plly "lot :oed stol~ ~~~ COI~mbla;Geor1e '!k'dB '!_"_.~; . , .., · ~ . :llavec\ reckless operation and low the leadei. )'lliUIC ·. Jlllm ~r ~lifed ~stPleasant: Cle'"''l''\11 ;~&V'Ii..• , . · IJO 0Jlera\01''~ license; 1\lfred and__ deor enjoy "hltlt and ·lleek~ FRIDAY Canfield, with plants in Clitlvn I & I 1 ·'Jl> .- ., I 1' '""edi lra~.s~rted two_~tal-!>'tteill$. Pt~- JHejlsai;t;,. .~ton- H~. Richard Master!!OII,IS, Parkers- both charged with tntosleattoa ' , . to lm~l!tutmn< an~ ~ked, ·•.• l',elll'r t; ·Mri. ·Rollert Swann; !'f. bUll, non . support warraQt :~~~~·";;~"~ <);.~'' -·.~ ' ""I~- •pefS!>ns In tl!l counJt:Jill!-.!Ail.'t \: P\eo,~~; • . ~~ij flo,_ Rober! H. $mith, ,4%. Waterloo, . •ANJIIW. GAMEl" l!id~9.:-~ths~h~lrs. ,~l). ,Star Rliull!, · oallia (:ounly, I& AIIIJDlll qqt iD tarn• OPEN In the opinioo of tho mttger committee the issuance of th• 600,0110 sharl!l ,.ill not result In ~-.ny diminution in the earninas por share of The Panlasote Company. The H. 0 . Canfield Company is a manufacturer of extruded and molded plastic and rubh•c paris lor brood Industrial ust. fitr ,r 1 : Under the propoSII the stock!H>Iders ol Canfield would re, ceive.. not in excess of 650,000 shares of Pantasote. 'nle Boards of the reapecUve companies plan to meet no later than Sep;iltmber 29th to approve the for..lnJI merger aareements which :will then be submitted to stock· •holders for ratification. prints and laminates ., . ' ;r SIJEl'II'F'I IIEl'ORT 4·1150 prope"'!, damage, ' PT. PLEASAN , -T ~ason' 22 . ~oad law_cl~dons, mede 3D 1 Cqunty_Sheriff Johnson l) . baa rele.- dinctlvlly report b ": nJJ'l: · t4tl(l'f' of hls 'dtpal'lnieQI month rea Ina 8 nis,lerovof Aueust showiOC the ' deputles •: traveled 1,080 mlll!l; lnvesUgat' serv popors 0 Stock Ex- ed JU aooldents resulting in perc: and 0 sonal Injury Ill lour pei'IO"'! aud s ct " rrants, . ' _ _ PoJmlroy.MJddleport . . • 0 ·• Sept• 7• 1988 li-Dally SenUnel, WlaJ ' ( ' • 'J NewCabbage - - 11:. �I I .. ' . !'ftproves Mer~er CPDDDlttee~~ . • }d Co mpany Terms 0 f CanfJe _ • • • 1 . . • · · POIN'I' PLEI\SANT - The on tl!l American m~11et commltlot of the lloi&rd change. of Dlreetors ol the Pan-• Company announced thet Pantasole has approved In principle lh• tel'lllll of • proposed mtrger ot the H. 0. Canfteld Company Into Pantasote. _G~~ for~ 't ~~~-~:~'Jndl actl~ns , .l pureb.~~e~ • -~: .. . SEAMLESS COTTON . KNIT .t . NYLONS POOR BOYS ~alaed .-.-... ~· "Suoer-Right" Quality Meats I Boy with back z.fpper. ChQil"e many ,olid. cl)ll}rs. MICIIO MESH 011 FLAT KNIT 2 $ eoLpJ!; .,.. AT BUilD UNIT 20" II' MORE,..,. SIZi OFVOUR't'IBLE. (;rr" SI40ULD BE ..DEQUATE FOR WHITE LADIES' GIRLS' 7 TO 14, WASHABLE ROLL-UP SLEEVE IUNIOii .,- MISSEl AND HALf IIZEI ' CANVAS 98 SOLE Snec.kers , $1695 · TEEN-GAL - Jury of the Septemhor term o! ,.son County Circuli Court began its duties Tuesday ohortly before noon. were absent and two were dil· qualified due to the fact thai tbey were currently elected oflil'tl holders.Absenl wen! Dot· Iii Lou Austin and D o n a I d slnith and disqualified were Jm Fisher and Robel'l Adkins. Special JW')I rommlssionen •~pointed to fill the vacancies Mrs. Ruth Johnson, demO<lrat and Guy McWilliams, reptl>licans. !elected to ftll thO PRIIH LIAN tASTY Ground Chuck ·· · · ·· ·· lb. 69c •ON•u•• uAN ••• est Meat loaf Mix · · ··· · · lb. 69t The Lighter Side '• ITALIAN No Precedent For ~olving'~ Dilemma Sliced Pork Loin ··· · · · lb•.89c Chipped-Chopped Ham lb. 99c ,. J'WIIea4111s-'i-itllll' tan,_. >~13 ' k' "-1- I •• .............,,1111.,.., -- SUPER·RIGH1' ••·~-~~~~~D41Ml'YII!Ie•-l~ll tt~'tl'lle. ' \ SUCED BACON !. 95c 1 ....... . w· ueru Frozen Pol Pies I , .i . . Thennal Girls' Black or Brown lltck Patents Weave Insulated Waro> without ox• tra weight. ChOOH from U• B~et. Lotfers, Oxfords, Straps, oo\'ted , .m~bw wallllablf colon. Ja'llo ...yno and 88'llo rayon 1, '1<e 72x90. ' 'ANN PACH ELBOW $ Pus-. Tht action aroup aelects their wardrobe for tbt! new IUJOD- from f~e~ua "Bobbie Brook•" Day-time, PlayTime, Date-Ttme Fashion line. Th• ''66"-"67" pace f"''...... aetter fealures all ttr~l'l new in cuual and dress wear. Color• are tnor1: excitin1 than evPr. Mood tone.t to match th t weirer. ·L Grandparents are Mr. ana Ars. Ray Roush, Ma!!OII; Mrs. ~arold Plymale, Hunllnlf.OII, nd great grllldparents ore \Irs . Clara Routh, Malon and ~r. and Mrt. Andrtfl AtiHil of lunlinglon. Priced From IEII' 1 0111'11 15.1 SELECT A NEW WARDROBE OF • SWEATERS • .LOUSES • SHIRTS • UYELY DRESSES :~ PLAY PANTS • CASUAL SKIRTS WIENERS SAUSAGE ...... 69c l-Ilt. pka. l-Ib. ii~~~i:~K-EN__ 59C S':. 89c .. ~ 2 ... 69c Salad Dressing Snl'iniJb~ : · . Cake .· ~;.-.J,ft ....:- .,; • JANII PARKia. tacit ... 16 - WHI'UIIOUII. MAIIH. QUAIITI Chili Con Came - 3 u::-sp• l • ANN PMI. PRIIII tiUIUND AlP QAIID 8RAIII,A ., Black Pepper Sweet Pe'as . A&PIIIAIID~IA . 10 4 Z69c _ _ 20 Potatoes ·.:57c ANN PAM. !'AMNII,_ =: 39c and Carrots 4 ~:. 69c Waffle Syrup j · IUI~M~'PIIILD1-"JIITTOJUT AND IAT Freth FruiU Cllld Yegetab!es _. U. L 110. l ... tll A WHITI On;.nge Juice _ '_2 •.:. 79c IO"D 1111 I'IIIUIII 4 !.":.. 39t. Elsie Pops 11 ___ ••,. ·' I 10bot «:.:3Sc Instant Dry Milk lpollot49c Vegemato Cocktail Lemon Pies - - - e *loo • •s.oo . ~88c Seedless Grapes 2 111•• 39c; · CALIPCIRNIA. GOLDIN SWElT _'"*::49c Bartlett Pears- 2 CIIIIP, IOI;ID HEADS I W011 - So C... You MAGNAWX COLCMl1Y ·oa Filii 1M -~ · • "-- FASHIW'!J,~ ,.... 39 .c IRIAM fiOOO ~~Y·T/ME, PI.AY·'i1MI, DAT!-TIMI FLAVORS - - - - - Sc Candy Bars TAtTY ~OP VI81TMLUUICI ·•ffll ., YOUCANWEN • SWEATERS S DILICIOUI MARS. MILKY WAY, INICICIRI, FORIYIR 'I'OUQ, MIM'I! WII.NI.IIIIIINCY . .. nch 2 ~ 79c aans •,3'1 .,. r.__..__.....-.;;;... .: $ 99 1-lb. ANN PAM. 111111 IRIAMY AlP CONCINTitATID,toi'LtiiiDA PUU loys' -loDJ alene llyte apori lh!rta in pop!llar o:ololll aod pattenu . . • !(aw Man lbtn !uh!ft ~J ''Cam• ASSORTED COI.ORS 3 lk~o 79C IIEW P'ACK CALIFORNIA \.-' · YELLDW·U.ING _trot~G rood ,.,.. ,. ·' SHIRTS' n. W. Va. Industrtea DeveioJ> nent Corp., the plalntiO was r,ranted judiJnent llaiDSI the lltfendant in the sum of $6,612.· . f:: • PORK IONA PEACHES ' \ Skinless IUPIR lliGifl', Wl11l IIANI CAMPUS SPORT j ounces . a~ wa! born at SUPER·RIGHT SLIGD OR HAlVES ' l~. 39c BOYS' 6 TO 16 - NEW FALL STYLI Corp. ' MACARONI Year .. Round comfort In 1 ) IUPER·RIGHT Strawberry Preserves Boys' Black or Brown Lotfers - Oxfotds MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Rtoblrll Plymaio o1 Marietta. Ohio ore announcng the birlb ol .heir first child. a daughter, llOI'D on Septemhor 4th. The in· 'ant is tilt dBughter of tho ortner Beverly Roush ol Mas>n. She weilhed •ix poundll and ~ sMoKED, COOKED, READY TO IAT ANN PAGE Qlll FINEST QIIALITY ::~ ~ien?.x~~~d:h=~~t~oafe 1rs boy~ .oxfOrd:.:eld~~=r•~y:a;,; e mo. Plvmale'1 .4 nnounce Birth a/ Dnurthll'r Pork Steaks .. " •. ..... lb. 79& ' cuaiD •••• I $ 98 GLve your child's f~r-t the proper care thty need Select toot. wear from tht famous "Story-Book" line f ·, li , 1or Russell, Mrs. Guy McWilliams, Jr., Mrs. Mary VanHorn and Mrs. John L Blisard. The Grand Jurors are expec~ ecJ.to report to the court oa IJeir findinas on Thursday. Other actiljll ol the Court ruesday .... the aranling of default iudll!lent In two civil actions. In th• action by Aoldrew Henderson vs. J. San11el 1rlffltb, et al default )ud&ment 01 1be sum of $5,1G with lnter"t and cost ''"' grantad !AI the !'lalnliff. In tho aotlon styled - · •usHoaouNoaiEF,PORK-'v'AL Minute Steaks · · .. .. lb. 89c Story Book Footwear vaeancles were Mrs. Oick CUBED, PUSH Sttwlag Beef .......... lb. 7Sc GIVE YOUR CHILD SCIENTIFICALLY DE$!GN~D •$HOES , , MORE STYLE • • BmER FIT • • IOYS' AND GliiLS' ' , were ILICED QUARTIR, Wll\- TRIMMED, PRISH Loafers c Two of the original 16 jurors --~keepthem- t.--··-••••C LIP I-N D -AND- mJs 'h 'e':•UD I , Swiss Steak ...... · ··~ lb. SSe Beef Uver · ...,.,. .. ··· · ·. lb. 4Jt ' ; -11ET IN t•:>. fiZAMES ASSORTED COLORS ~T. PLEASANT - The Grand X' f,I,CED PL~wqoD l ' .; ROUND IONI! SHOULDM &WI# CABINET J)OORSAI<f .1\' PINf- Ladies' and .teena1ers.~ ,(n.Qlded :;ooij! . t':J rl\'as sneakers fot" pliry-titne -;aild ' · ~:<> S LUil wear. A tine American made quality. Size.s 4 to 9. . AMERICAN iliAD£ -- Girb' 7 ta 14 play-time an1 Jchooltime blouse• in easv eare cottons Popular ro ll up sleeve!! .. Availabl~ in assorted rolors. ..... IJIIE ~'PINE-WITH "JDHEEUEAND GROOIIE SIDCK PORaoct' 00 ' FINE FOR CHARCOAL GRILL---------- MOSTT,48LES) ot JW>~EllU ' CHUCK STEAKS . ~~~E-RIB STEAKS M! .... B SHOULD BE OF~E. tach ~ • I)[EP,IllMENSIOH!I $6.95 PAl RS BLOUSES UffltULT COMPAKJ''··. .... '. f 0R lb. \ PASTIL The season'• moat popular topper s. It'a the an .cotton knit p~ - ~ll!JL TENDER JUICY BLADE CUTS I~PULAR LADIES' Seamles! nylon hos@ In beautiful sheer s had~" that art! new for fall MiL·m meth and flat knit. All first qualit y. Sites 8 ~ to 11. •' all "I •, ~ur BEAUTIFUL SHEER Grand Jury ,egins Duties In Mason Co. Jl :~':... ~SSORTED tasole Company stock is asted lr -~ -~- M:OHAII ' vinyl MANZANI\IIES. Spiln CUPII - ~n,.t Novtllo T.,.,... was .-.ported 111 bava ~ved a novel "'"lllllll for his 74th blrlhtla)'-o IIIICbl. DIW molar !hot bi'OU 'lrl!l. f4b Jp"W!Qihl111, 1111111. ~teadlly ~- VIII& rour Joul StUner Siore 'hts week-eo4 and Itt the manJ flllatured. Reihl which re• wUI need. ror Fall nd Wloln&er. Seleetiom an rru\er 1han ever. Our •oeclal 1tve u. 1 prke a4Yantare that kttJI • re the leader io holdiDJ ·down bll'h prh:e.. · family are the principal stock· holders of Pantasote. The Pan- -<, P'~ ~ ". Woell ·"NYLot. . Thememberl of the Wymaa 'I 1960 level on IIOaSOII8iiY 'l'OKYO (UP!) -Whlll ..,...; tt.Oat Product (GNP) I'OH to stoep rise ill co~ prices\ was due to a 2t1 per cent p:lce acti_u,...d, basis In J'!D" and tllf remaill ·Ia 30.2 lrlllloa yea 1aa1 year, or auf 1111 llfeet of IUCii tllllatlon hike in the aonlerr<!J!S metals llleadinoss or wholesale ..,. rter of at the lowi!Oiillt Japaa 11 abOut billion. Barring 1111 in mu!tlplylng nominal outnut IIBt, a coot IDcrea"' thet Is export prices, are the result of receti&lon. , out or the recession II tlllfGresel!l developmelll sueh But oCban polal out · that aflecti"l manufacturers every- the IO!Da thing that aeot Japan · , .• , setlled lllte two yean u a 8llddeD elld te the Viet wblle JIJIU Is lllfferiD8 from whore. Into her tiiM-66 recl!lsioD in the There have beea too VirtUally every eco1em1c Nam war, 11 will approaoo $1011 IOlDI -mer lnllab- the Meantime tile esptrl pri' first place: factors behind tbe indicator ta tbla C0UJ11rY II bBU011 iD 11118, 011 tilt etrength overall IDdes orood· at 143.7 index has stayed steady at ladoolrlal OvereapuitJ 1rtm bust to 00.. pointing up rilihl now lllciud- of an expected 16 per cent rise 11960 equall 100) II July-the ailghtly under 100 per cent of 'l1tis country II preaenlly eigbl 111011ths. ' 1n1 one thet the Japanese wtsb 111 mlllbl& aad manufacturing sam• Is truo abroad. the 1960 level lor the pall 18 tappinl a 1a11e pool ol tile point clowa. .•QOIJIIIIIIB output. InDatlon Is COIIIlJietl malaly months-(11 was at 19.1 por induatrlal ov...,apaclly that had Ooe was . . 'lbat wjU put Japan'a total to the conowner .- sectloa of the CCIII ID· June}-irhUe tbe export been bullt up 1.1 lbe III0-6f Jaunchillg of a-,U bllliiaa.tplltlla But bociiU!Ie··.-ef , lbe tUr10111 .,....omlc odze Ill rooghly the economy. prlcel prl..,.., of moet elhet nations peried under the late l'rlmo works proaram baM • Ill way in wblclt tha Japuest aame calei..Y as >Weot Germs· have rllel! 011iy I per eeDt Ill have beeR rlslng oteaclliy. Minister !ked'\'• bJ8b powth 11n1 issue of domeStiC lillilll ecooomy Is ..,ulnctal, llie uy• , l"rallct'l and lbe UDited the ll8ll!e period-end U per 'nlis has had a salutary effect "double-the-inCOme" pollcles. slnee World War u. 'lbll:~ 1 COUDtry ..,.. ta be able 1o Uve KJngclom't-Sbt may even pass cent ol that eame In lbe lint oa the level of Japanese ladustrlal output was running prlml plect' '"if with • oJeai!1IR!Ialloa o1 1 1 the last twuometlme tbla year IIIli 1111111thl of lldl ,...-. exports themselves. Exports at 103.8 per cent of reted •g step-a ...m a year and ...., out or next. At nrst sight that would seem roH around !II per cent 1.1 11165 capaclly iD the secend quarler dassical KeynniU tll''!l,'l;!l":"' the worse tor illt 11ear- Some will erltldze thiS to be worrboiDI, W lbl bUtt from !liSt . ol Ibis year-the first Ume It demud lbarJ!li Ia- . . Japan's DOIDinal G,IJII Na- eompar1a011 beea- el the of tile wholesale rtse this year Both lbe steep rise iD mlnilrg· bad been above 100 per ceut heavy Industrial aector· ·· ~ . cut. i'iO I , , SATURDAY TIL 9 organized In 1888 is private- he Marietta Memorial Hospit· P4i:AS~'I\':::;._m;llu Pto~' ._.~l : _PI_· . · •·. '_ . . l'r· .. on, -I!!; Pleasant, and Joe and bllllff& pnfer ''KIIIf • 0 ISCJIA!IGED - D_alt.~lfl, corded;;@l l!le -~lllf jail wen ,Nea J•1-YIT, West Columbia, the ca•U•" ' -- ' ,_ ., ·, . .. __ . · .' ITALIAN STYLE - film. The Dorsey Company, a iubsidiary, manufactures baby pants, infants' sleepers and knit underwear, and sundries, with plants in Lot Angeleo, Califor· nia. and N~w Haven, Conneeti· rlj b~ 1• Pl~as~nt. ; 1 < is S• ..... dily Pullin~ Out of Two-Year..Old Recession :'~~~u:~'l po~~':t ~h~ ' ~ · p , ~ Japan .. :::. I ' . ··- TIL 8 members of the Wyman family and key employeea. Paotasote, with plants In Pa• &aic, Patersolt and Butler, New Jersey, Point Pleasant, Wesl Virginia aad Los Angeles, Calif., produces poly-vinyl chloride resins and oompoundl, vinyl film and Panta-Pak trays for packatJing. It also conver!J, '1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddltjlOrl, 0 ., Sept. 7, 1966-11 I ly held by Advertising . ,SEASON'S •TOP. AT PQPULJil' .r.tcP, Forge. Virginia and Seymour. Indiana, employs over 900 people and has 10 annual sales v•l· ume in exceaa ol $10,0110,0011. The 1tock of the oompany which d~Whorter ' i-~•t -auMl'I'I'ED,- Bllll·~~·- nl\'ltRe)'n014_j, . f.l)ileas~9~ · • l,oxt~illinf Autlie -Brlcley, Now Limbs ancl Clbllanl plly "lot :oed stol~ ~~~ COI~mbla;Geor1e '!k'dB '!_"_.~; . , .., · ~ . :llavec\ reckless operation and low the leadei. )'lliUIC ·. Jlllm ~r ~lifed ~stPleasant: Cle'"''l''\11 ;~&V'Ii..• , . · IJO 0Jlera\01''~ license; 1\lfred and__ deor enjoy "hltlt and ·lleek~ FRIDAY Canfield, with plants in Clitlvn I & I 1 ·'Jl> .- ., I 1' '""edi lra~.s~rted two_~tal-!>'tteill$. Pt~- JHejlsai;t;,. .~ton- H~. Richard Master!!OII,IS, Parkers- both charged with tntosleattoa ' , . to lm~l!tutmn< an~ ~ked, ·•.• l',elll'r t; ·Mri. ·Rollert Swann; !'f. bUll, non . support warraQt :~~~~·";;~"~ <);.~'' -·.~ ' ""I~- •pefS!>ns In tl!l counJt:Jill!-.!Ail.'t \: P\eo,~~; • . ~~ij flo,_ Rober! H. $mith, ,4%. Waterloo, . •ANJIIW. GAMEl" l!id~9.:-~ths~h~lrs. ,~l). ,Star Rliull!, · oallia (:ounly, I& AIIIJDlll qqt iD tarn• OPEN In the opinioo of tho mttger committee the issuance of th• 600,0110 sharl!l ,.ill not result In ~-.ny diminution in the earninas por share of The Panlasote Company. The H. 0 . Canfield Company is a manufacturer of extruded and molded plastic and rubh•c paris lor brood Industrial ust. fitr ,r 1 : Under the propoSII the stock!H>Iders ol Canfield would re, ceive.. not in excess of 650,000 shares of Pantasote. 'nle Boards of the reapecUve companies plan to meet no later than Sep;iltmber 29th to approve the for..lnJI merger aareements which :will then be submitted to stock· •holders for ratification. prints and laminates ., . ' ;r SIJEl'II'F'I IIEl'ORT 4·1150 prope"'!, damage, ' PT. PLEASAN , -T ~ason' 22 . ~oad law_cl~dons, mede 3D 1 Cqunty_Sheriff Johnson l) . baa rele.- dinctlvlly report b ": nJJ'l: · t4tl(l'f' of hls 'dtpal'lnieQI month rea Ina 8 nis,lerovof Aueust showiOC the ' deputles •: traveled 1,080 mlll!l; lnvesUgat' serv popors 0 Stock Ex- ed JU aooldents resulting in perc: and 0 sonal Injury Ill lour pei'IO"'! aud s ct " rrants, . ' _ _ PoJmlroy.MJddleport . . • 0 ·• Sept• 7• 1988 li-Dally SenUnel, WlaJ ' ( ' • 'J NewCabbage - - 11:. �.. ..• •.i ,-·:- BARNEY GOOGLI 11111 SNUJIIIY IMrnt .,,.. -- Get Extra Cash The Warit Ad Way 'Business !ervi~s - - - - - - - - ~au, IIDtbltl, I'MtmiY·XIddltport, ' WUft AD INIIOIMA liON Pomerov Motnr Co. . . hnt • - • Trill er I P. M, IHUWII! ~NC.LL~=• a • Cowt, Mlnenville, 0. Phone WINCHESTER Model 13, luU choke, 20 &•UI• shol gun, m-33ll t 7 etc Can't teD lrllm new. Prlct ... 01¥ . . . . . . . ..... \ . . NICJI: 4 """"' 111111 bllb liDo $110. -Gabe Nelaon, Chesler, 0. IMUt.AIHIQ tumt&bed lp&rbneut. Ml441• Ph. NW57:1. I 7 lip .... lu.................. ...... .. .... .. ..... Mli . . ....... port. Ohio. Pb. 19Z#/t. -~· ...................... lttu. . . .i. .... ....,... ,h . ISife me, belt driven, corn abeller, . .,. 'ftMt .... ,....,,.., ,...,.. . t3$. Paul H. Beer, Pomeroy rouR ROOM llll'llllbed apll'l Slar Route. Ph. 985-3130. -""""'" f'tf ftHt M ~ ' meat W'/ ~. 4 It 1te 1 7 31p • c.... ,.. ................... -----~ II-IWII .;..,.n..., Da~ Nil .... U\oft~ft1 ...... .................... .. ,... . .................. " .... ......'"ia.. "'""' ...... "" -- ... .... " ·-rt·=----II eMit lltl ..,. ... l•rw C.. I • 0., Sept. 7, lle8' • MOTORCYCUS $5'15 Conv. Cpe. Good lire•, 6 <fl. en11ne. Sid. trans. Radio and beater. fond top•. 1962 CHEVROLET $1095 4 Door Sedon, VI ename, tid. lriDL Wblle finiab with red interior, JOod liret. radiO IDd heater. 1960 CORYAUt $595 TOO 4 Door. Wbite aver turq. finish, eood ttre1, automatic trans. Radio. t 1 owner low mile&lt car that i1 extra nice. 111 ...... 0 ......1.. ,. ...... OurD~In -· 1 IIRVICI IS HIRII Crew's Stealc House MSOSPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ILAEmtARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy.O. nil WU.LITI ·----.--. D 011 'NANIU I Ollftl.t.IIM $$& . . . 1111111111111 . . . . ... • I WU2. JliSI' 0\/IR VISITIN'VOR£ WIFE·MATi,I/ERNIIL AN' SHE TOLD ME TH'GOOD NEWS HONDA SAW & SERVICE B& ONE OP fNI NICEST PIOPLEI CALL DICK RAWLINGS .~ W'l 2-2151 .,_, 1J AL eM# LI'L ABNER bwlings Hond1 S1les -IS POISONAI. MIDDLII'ORT OHIO t:IJ!tffACT// rrs ~RE. CONYINCIN" ,_,.,, 0. THAN T.V••'!-I'L.L. SHOw' 'lA !.' Pomeroy Motor Co. ................... .uiftt ........... 1961 RAMBLBlt HARLEY DAVIDSON ~ - OflltiCI tiOUit liB A. M. .. 1:11 p M. ...., .r.. M. • 1W .... tT'I 10 IAIY .........,. a:• ra ~&.ACI a aaiUI.I NDDUCI... WAIIT AD PHONE WY 2·2156 FF.k o1 M!l!ll NOW RIPRI!SENTING MEIGS COUNTY r HOW'S EEK~ GASULIN! ALLEY 'OO"!T · DO·IT· 'IOU~ . i \ IY HOWIE SCHNEIDER . HE CA!JT FINP BCX:lK. COMING ALONG. MEEK? ANVDNJ: TO DO IT FOR HIM I ' WITH FULL SERVICI - Club of Southern Ohio r>fE BORN LOSE'I DICIC iRA.CY Of The Qua Illy Yau Will Value Far A Lifelime GROVER'S STUDIO WY 2-2475 -- ":- q.1· By MERRILL BLOSSER . . . . . . . 1M. . . "."'" WANTED - Work lor buUd~ ilr. Pb. m.2101. I 9 30tc o\NTIQUES, Funilllre, marble lop, lables, dishes, cnl glass, ltenu. Lee Rudisfil, 1111 J..eaion Terrace, Poineroy, Oblo. I II 30tp ,, ., ,. 111 tandem trucks required . Apply in person at the Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 9 7 3te KITCHEN HELP and car hops. Apoiy in peraon, Crow't Steak Ho"'•· Pomeroy, 0. 8 31 tfe EXP="'E"'RIE="'NtE=D- m-an to work on dairy farm, houae IUrnlsl> ed. Mrs. Emory Powell. Ra· eine, 0 . Pb. 1143-2275. 8 31 6lc MALE HELP, beiWeu ages 'rl and Ill, cleon, aeal appeuonee of good character. 011 .,.· Di&hl shill available. Apply tn person at Buraer Boy, 33 W. Union, Alhenl, 0. betweeo boon of 1 and 5 p.m. I I 3IIIA! FerRant 0 ~) J ·al II ..... 2.~ty a.-ot 3. CoverletA t. Aquatic 21. A.ccu.· ll\llloW 22. stratcllt ~.­ wild "" flutd 24. Para• , 7.......... ll'lllt herb 2t. Oold li.Jie'V ...... I.B•t~W~J li.Kia'l nlckn.me ..... lbUI>r 29, BoUDdary 30. Proptl'tJ' J4, Of the hMiln&' li. Atlll< lt.·Aodonl -··...-,....-........... -..... - .... """'"' ...... 28. Bbort- 12.J'ade4• money By SCHULZ sltie 10. Bellave 17.- /llifsf <.LOTHE:i \_8R.-\ND NeW, 2:,, Wrltlltl lO.Cboo&'o 11. FonteU ABBIE AIIID SLATS 19. U1ed up 211.8panllh abaolutely art.: atll:ll', I JVST WANTED ltJi/11 ~ow i!CAR i>EI't'fRMINT PATTY. TllAT I APFrECIA'II!PIWR I lklPE You flAI> A ' Ci!/Atll6 CLEA~ ACf/095 TOII'II NICE WALl( flOME. ,, ;· 'TO flEW 0~ 'TEAM • ~INCE~LY', I "· Atri.J'JU,.o u.. """' 31.Roolaa • odd... 14. Part of 1. eb.uroll II. Propeller ! l JJ.ItiM tc.. Dev-.... tomo ··~ 2e.Cov• 27. lfoall'e boat ss.ownpe• ll.r- u . RutrMN 11.11. _ ____ • • BroWIIIt •. i. M.AID:Tn ___,_ Dman'OB OJ' mOHWAYI ... Ono!IJ fO. Kaa'• ttl 7, Ue ~.a...- • ROOM house and bath, attic, full o.se!l1<'nl. lm'ed in yard, ch1veway available afte Sept. 1. 11>37 LincoiD lleilbll, Pomeroy 0. Ph. M-2710 t I lie THREE IJIII lour 100111 fltrallllo .., .nd onlurlllabed apm meniS. W'/ ,ACK. 11 '1 lfe THREE 111111 Ia' , _ ,_. nisbed lpll'\llllllll. All aD lloo paid. PboDt WY M'llt. Rowley 111111 Reed. Afltr J1. m. call WY U6'14. 18.lt6nced oath ..... 4.Tdte 7.0... lG. Alllpllfl• ONE MAN · .Apply in persoo at the Ji'iroslone Block Co. In lllioersville, 0. 9 7 Jte TRUCK DRIVER. Previou• ex- DOWN J, Volcaao of Stelly: :ta. Ooaluroo Help Wented perience - -· --- ...... --..... ··.wiiOIIII ], PUhliC Wanted To luy mllceli&MOill DAILY CROSSWORD • tIde DAILY OllriVqUOU:- ..... lin ....... lk .a.xwaLa.a..a.xa one._.....,_,.. --· ta 1111o _,..A 11tar ., lbnollo. x '"" t11o two o·o. oto. 11n110-. If LOJifei'.LLOW tllo--.. In I In tllo lloiDI u4 - - ot lllo -day ~~~- QPTII: Jvu• OVPCIAC.'J - VUA. - ol - p. T K VC.-11 W 4CK Y 1 .... Ctnt 1 .. : l KUaT COiiiPLlJK Till: C.uml .UU: JW, ~ 'ftLL I -...v.: A GOOD Y.MDf 4e - .... ··--- llllrotlll- Jlro.l '· . , ·' j .' '. } IY· .. 'CHUCK" 1tr CHESTiiltOOJJI,D ' �.. ..• •.i ,-·:- BARNEY GOOGLI 11111 SNUJIIIY IMrnt .,,.. -- Get Extra Cash The Warit Ad Way 'Business !ervi~s - - - - - - - - ~au, IIDtbltl, I'MtmiY·XIddltport, ' WUft AD INIIOIMA liON Pomerov Motnr Co. . . hnt • - • Trill er I P. M, IHUWII! ~NC.LL~=• a • Cowt, Mlnenville, 0. Phone WINCHESTER Model 13, luU choke, 20 &•UI• shol gun, m-33ll t 7 etc Can't teD lrllm new. Prlct ... 01¥ . . . . . . . ..... \ . . NICJI: 4 """"' 111111 bllb liDo $110. -Gabe Nelaon, Chesler, 0. IMUt.AIHIQ tumt&bed lp&rbneut. Ml441• Ph. NW57:1. I 7 lip .... lu.................. ...... .. .... .. ..... Mli . . ....... port. Ohio. Pb. 19Z#/t. -~· ...................... lttu. . . .i. .... ....,... ,h . ISife me, belt driven, corn abeller, . .,. 'ftMt .... ,....,,.., ,...,.. . t3$. Paul H. Beer, Pomeroy rouR ROOM llll'llllbed apll'l Slar Route. Ph. 985-3130. -""""'" f'tf ftHt M ~ ' meat W'/ ~. 4 It 1te 1 7 31p • c.... ,.. ................... -----~ II-IWII .;..,.n..., Da~ Nil .... U\oft~ft1 ...... .................... .. ,... . .................. " .... ......'"ia.. "'""' ...... "" -- ... .... " ·-rt·=----II eMit lltl ..,. ... l•rw C.. I • 0., Sept. 7, lle8' • MOTORCYCUS $5'15 Conv. Cpe. Good lire•, 6 <fl. en11ne. Sid. trans. Radio and beater. fond top•. 1962 CHEVROLET $1095 4 Door Sedon, VI ename, tid. lriDL Wblle finiab with red interior, JOod liret. radiO IDd heater. 1960 CORYAUt $595 TOO 4 Door. Wbite aver turq. finish, eood ttre1, automatic trans. Radio. t 1 owner low mile&lt car that i1 extra nice. 111 ...... 0 ......1.. ,. ...... OurD~In -· 1 IIRVICI IS HIRII Crew's Stealc House MSOSPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ILAEmtARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy.O. nil WU.LITI ·----.--. D 011 'NANIU I Ollftl.t.IIM $$& . . . 1111111111111 . . . . ... • I WU2. JliSI' 0\/IR VISITIN'VOR£ WIFE·MATi,I/ERNIIL AN' SHE TOLD ME TH'GOOD NEWS HONDA SAW & SERVICE B& ONE OP fNI NICEST PIOPLEI CALL DICK RAWLINGS .~ W'l 2-2151 .,_, 1J AL eM# LI'L ABNER bwlings Hond1 S1les -IS POISONAI. MIDDLII'ORT OHIO t:IJ!tffACT// rrs ~RE. CONYINCIN" ,_,.,, 0. THAN T.V••'!-I'L.L. SHOw' 'lA !.' Pomeroy Motor Co. ................... .uiftt ........... 1961 RAMBLBlt HARLEY DAVIDSON ~ - OflltiCI tiOUit liB A. M. .. 1:11 p M. ...., .r.. M. • 1W .... tT'I 10 IAIY .........,. a:• ra ~&.ACI a aaiUI.I NDDUCI... WAIIT AD PHONE WY 2·2156 FF.k o1 M!l!ll NOW RIPRI!SENTING MEIGS COUNTY r HOW'S EEK~ GASULIN! ALLEY 'OO"!T · DO·IT· 'IOU~ . i \ IY HOWIE SCHNEIDER . HE CA!JT FINP BCX:lK. COMING ALONG. MEEK? ANVDNJ: TO DO IT FOR HIM I ' WITH FULL SERVICI - Club of Southern Ohio r>fE BORN LOSE'I DICIC iRA.CY Of The Qua Illy Yau Will Value Far A Lifelime GROVER'S STUDIO WY 2-2475 -- ":- q.1· By MERRILL BLOSSER . . . . . . . 1M. . . "."'" WANTED - Work lor buUd~ ilr. Pb. m.2101. I 9 30tc o\NTIQUES, Funilllre, marble lop, lables, dishes, cnl glass, ltenu. Lee Rudisfil, 1111 J..eaion Terrace, Poineroy, Oblo. I II 30tp ,, ., ,. 111 tandem trucks required . Apply in person at the Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 9 7 3te KITCHEN HELP and car hops. Apoiy in peraon, Crow't Steak Ho"'•· Pomeroy, 0. 8 31 tfe EXP="'E"'RIE="'NtE=D- m-an to work on dairy farm, houae IUrnlsl> ed. Mrs. Emory Powell. Ra· eine, 0 . Pb. 1143-2275. 8 31 6lc MALE HELP, beiWeu ages 'rl and Ill, cleon, aeal appeuonee of good character. 011 .,.· Di&hl shill available. Apply tn person at Buraer Boy, 33 W. Union, Alhenl, 0. betweeo boon of 1 and 5 p.m. I I 3IIIA! FerRant 0 ~) J ·al II ..... 2.~ty a.-ot 3. CoverletA t. Aquatic 21. A.ccu.· ll\llloW 22. stratcllt ~.­ wild "" flutd 24. Para• , 7.......... ll'lllt herb 2t. Oold li.Jie'V ...... I.B•t~W~J li.Kia'l nlckn.me ..... lbUI>r 29, BoUDdary 30. Proptl'tJ' J4, Of the hMiln&' li. Atlll< lt.·Aodonl -··...-,....-........... -..... - .... """'"' ...... 28. Bbort- 12.J'ade4• money By SCHULZ sltie 10. Bellave 17.- /llifsf <.LOTHE:i \_8R.-\ND NeW, 2:,, Wrltlltl lO.Cboo&'o 11. FonteU ABBIE AIIID SLATS 19. U1ed up 211.8panllh abaolutely art.: atll:ll', I JVST WANTED ltJi/11 ~ow i!CAR i>EI't'fRMINT PATTY. TllAT I APFrECIA'II!PIWR I lklPE You flAI> A ' Ci!/Atll6 CLEA~ ACf/095 TOII'II NICE WALl( flOME. ,, ;· 'TO flEW 0~ 'TEAM • ~INCE~LY', I "· Atri.J'JU,.o u.. """' 31.Roolaa • odd... 14. Part of 1. eb.uroll II. Propeller ! l JJ.ItiM tc.. Dev-.... tomo ··~ 2e.Cov• 27. lfoall'e boat ss.ownpe• ll.r- u . RutrMN 11.11. _ ____ • • BroWIIIt •. i. M.AID:Tn ___,_ Dman'OB OJ' mOHWAYI ... Ono!IJ fO. Kaa'• ttl 7, Ue ~.a...- • ROOM house and bath, attic, full o.se!l1<'nl. lm'ed in yard, ch1veway available afte Sept. 1. 11>37 LincoiD lleilbll, Pomeroy 0. Ph. M-2710 t I lie THREE IJIII lour 100111 fltrallllo .., .nd onlurlllabed apm meniS. W'/ ,ACK. 11 '1 lfe THREE 111111 Ia' , _ ,_. nisbed lpll'\llllllll. All aD lloo paid. PboDt WY M'llt. Rowley 111111 Reed. Afltr J1. m. call WY U6'14. 18.lt6nced oath ..... 4.Tdte 7.0... lG. Alllpllfl• ONE MAN · .Apply in persoo at the Ji'iroslone Block Co. In lllioersville, 0. 9 7 Jte TRUCK DRIVER. Previou• ex- DOWN J, Volcaao of Stelly: :ta. Ooaluroo Help Wented perience - -· --- ...... --..... ··.wiiOIIII ], PUhliC Wanted To luy mllceli&MOill DAILY CROSSWORD • tIde DAILY OllriVqUOU:- ..... lin ....... lk .a.xwaLa.a..a.xa one._.....,_,.. --· ta 1111o _,..A 11tar ., lbnollo. x '"" t11o two o·o. oto. 11n110-. If LOJifei'.LLOW tllo--.. In I In tllo lloiDI u4 - - ot lllo -day ~~~- QPTII: Jvu• OVPCIAC.'J - VUA. - ol - p. T K VC.-11 W 4CK Y 1 .... Ctnt 1 .. : l KUaT COiiiPLlJK Till: C.uml .UU: JW, ~ 'ftLL I -...v.: A GOOD Y.MDf 4e - .... ··--- llllrotlll- Jlro.l '· . , ·' j .' '. } IY· .. 'CHUCK" 1tr CHESTiiltOOJJI,D ' �I I I ' \! . ' --" . ·__:-:_.:..:..:..:.:.. ·-~:. __ ..:__:.::::· L·:_·- - - . -~ .: _:_ ...... :~_.:..:. ::.:.. ·:.::: _- ·:_.:-: ___ :·_ ____:_:: ---~-::"..... _:: --- ~--- ~------::.- -- ...... --- "'"'; ' ._ . . ' .. I' ' \ • . ,••. '·: I ..... ~ 'i ' . · til, ~u-_ .... rs'• · :. Sto.re H • ·• .• ' · ~ ' I' ,W! RESERVE THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY . '• ' • ' ,,,;,"'I? ' t I ~ - 2 .. # ,-· . ' '" • ' ~ I ' c I 'I ' i• " j •: ' • ,'" - ,. ~clntosh APPLES \, ·~'-'' ~ BE SURE AND TRY OUR ,. !I b ' < , ~• Family Size 35c l: J 11 DEUCIOUS Toilet'Yksue Pert N~pkins 4 ':!t35c 2tl0-25c .... ,.liiiia "' REG. $1.29 . a p ~ ,. . ' ' ' --- AMERICANA 6-Transistor .14 ~ 16c : .""'$" ~ Crackers ~, ... 25c . IDYJ:o'c,a 3 ~or29c ' Cola ' HAiR ROLLERS ~ ..,.65c ROYAL CROWN V. QUART CARTON OF 6 I REG. PRICE $1.00 - ,. ' · 49c PLUS DEPOSIT READY FOR THI . "'\ NAIIICO Crackers 11b.35c GALLON $6.79 WITH OTHER STORES ·-·· ·: ,BQilUS BUY BONUS BUY BETTY CROCKER JOAN OF ARC Lunch Meat ,. CAKE ,MIX :KIDNEY BEANS c 12 oz. CAN!! .',. . ' LARGE . BOX c- . BONUS 'BUY '• BLEA ·H -r=:;:r QT. SIZE l- Ballard or Pillsbury 1 • NESTEA } . ., . ' ·-;.(,: \ .. . . ' 00 I • '/ "'; , • SHOtGUN S 79 SHELLS EXTRA SPICIAL BUY NOW AND SAVI 'I j; t··~ . ... ' ',, WITH ~~ STEEL SHANK ' . ' ~ .r~ . ,. 'i. ' ' ' .. ,. ., • . • ' '-1· -...... • ' '(, . ., •·.. .. ,/ i. ' .~--· 1 '!..;··· ' ' • ' oJ ~ ~ !' ' ;, i ' !/ 44 ' boxes I i ~' . aomi J% oz, . . PKG. ' :;.~ . ..... INSTAN-T TEA 1 ·. ~· ·~. " '· I c BISCUITS .. . .-,p~G . ..... . ...,··" . ... IMPERIAL Special Long Range MEN'S INSULATED ,,, . Hunting Jacket Red or Brown S A Real Buy Reg. $8.99 ONLY " . ' 12 il1" • •• ---.NYLON HOSE --Pkg. of 2 prs. ~ 69CPKG. ~ Ladies . hds. '• .•. ,. ''l '. ' ..... TINY'S BARGAINLAND FOODLAND HEAD LETTUCE 'l ' ' ~ Orange Juice IT'S 4~~49c FRESH, SOLID .. i KltAI'T ! -r ~ . ·h, ·. I COMPARE AT .. =·- _c:,;_--:=.:..·.z...=.:=..;;;~~ . .: :. : : : . . . : . · ; ; ;-:-. . - : _ . · - _ - ' PKG., · ~~ '::~ YOU ALWAYS GET • EXTRA QUALITY AND .• .Veg.BeefSoup HA L AF : ' -1<' ~. , -EVIERYDAY "' LOW --PRICES KIAPT'S NIWI Soft·Parkay ~RGARINI - ._ 43C . LB. PKG. BONUS BUY GIANT SIZE - ··~...::...:.:..::::.:..:::..:.::._:_-:__ · ' > Middleport, 0. SURF ••• : ·'' .. clb HALF COLD WATER - I CltAIIMIN II ...... . ·' VALUE AT 0.' - ,r, aun 10 for ( ...... SHANK HALF HAM SANDWICHES T I NY Is • ·, . DAILY • • • • -~ • •·• • • 9:30 to 9:30 .; .. '\ ,. .. \i ,· . ' SUNPAYS • • · ~ ·• - • lO:OO.to 7:00 I \ People are finding that Foodland's prices "' lower bv far than those of •nv super market around. ' So, for real cesh sav. •. inqs, make the biq c!J,nge ·. to Foodland where over. . 4,00Q'everydav low prices' Quar•ntee vou more big chanqe at the checkout counter. '"" . . . . . ' { !. ~ ' ' .. t -tJ >;·. · ,.. ···: ;·~- i ..,_ :1 When People compere Foodlend's low prices with the high prices in other super markets, we qain customers. . ..... •..., ' • M ~ ' ' �I I I ' \! . ' --" . ·__:-:_.:..:..:..:.:.. ·-~:. __ ..:__:.::::· L·:_·- - - . -~ .: _:_ ...... :~_.:..:. ::.:.. ·:.::: _- ·:_.:-: ___ :·_ ____:_:: ---~-::"..... _:: --- ~--- ~------::.- -- ...... --- "'"'; ' ._ . . ' .. I' ' \ • . ,••. '·: I ..... ~ 'i ' . · til, ~u-_ .... rs'• · :. Sto.re H • ·• .• ' · ~ ' I' ,W! RESERVE THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY . '• ' • ' ,,,;,"'I? ' t I ~ - 2 .. # ,-· . ' '" • ' ~ I ' c I 'I ' i• " j •: ' • ,'" - ,. ~clntosh APPLES \, ·~'-'' ~ BE SURE AND TRY OUR ,. !I b ' < , ~• Family Size 35c l: J 11 DEUCIOUS Toilet'Yksue Pert N~pkins 4 ':!t35c 2tl0-25c .... ,.liiiia "' REG. $1.29 . a p ~ ,. . ' ' ' --- AMERICANA 6-Transistor .14 ~ 16c : .""'$" ~ Crackers ~, ... 25c . IDYJ:o'c,a 3 ~or29c ' Cola ' HAiR ROLLERS ~ ..,.65c ROYAL CROWN V. QUART CARTON OF 6 I REG. PRICE $1.00 - ,. ' · 49c PLUS DEPOSIT READY FOR THI . "'\ NAIIICO Crackers 11b.35c GALLON $6.79 WITH OTHER STORES ·-·· ·: ,BQilUS BUY BONUS BUY BETTY CROCKER JOAN OF ARC Lunch Meat ,. CAKE ,MIX :KIDNEY BEANS c 12 oz. CAN!! .',. . ' LARGE . BOX c- . BONUS 'BUY '• BLEA ·H -r=:;:r QT. SIZE l- Ballard or Pillsbury 1 • NESTEA } . ., . ' ·-;.(,: \ .. . . ' 00 I • '/ "'; , • SHOtGUN S 79 SHELLS EXTRA SPICIAL BUY NOW AND SAVI 'I j; t··~ . ... ' ',, WITH ~~ STEEL SHANK ' . ' ~ .r~ . ,. 'i. ' ' ' .. ,. ., • . • ' '-1· -...... • ' '(, . ., •·.. .. ,/ i. ' .~--· 1 '!..;··· ' ' • ' oJ ~ ~ !' ' ;, i ' !/ 44 ' boxes I i ~' . aomi J% oz, . . PKG. ' :;.~ . ..... INSTAN-T TEA 1 ·. ~· ·~. " '· I c BISCUITS .. . .-,p~G . ..... . ...,··" . ... IMPERIAL Special Long Range MEN'S INSULATED ,,, . Hunting Jacket Red or Brown S A Real Buy Reg. $8.99 ONLY " . ' 12 il1" • •• ---.NYLON HOSE --Pkg. of 2 prs. ~ 69CPKG. ~ Ladies . hds. '• .•. ,. ''l '. ' ..... TINY'S BARGAINLAND FOODLAND HEAD LETTUCE 'l ' ' ~ Orange Juice IT'S 4~~49c FRESH, SOLID .. i KltAI'T ! -r ~ . ·h, ·. I COMPARE AT .. =·- _c:,;_--:=.:..·.z...=.:=..;;;~~ . .: :. : : : . . . : . · ; ; ;-:-. . - : _ . · - _ - ' PKG., · ~~ '::~ YOU ALWAYS GET • EXTRA QUALITY AND .• .Veg.BeefSoup HA L AF : ' -1<' ~. , -EVIERYDAY "' LOW --PRICES KIAPT'S NIWI Soft·Parkay ~RGARINI - ._ 43C . LB. PKG. BONUS BUY GIANT SIZE - ··~...::...:.:..::::.:..:::..:.::._:_-:__ · ' > Middleport, 0. SURF ••• : ·'' .. clb HALF COLD WATER - I CltAIIMIN II ...... . ·' VALUE AT 0.' - ,r, aun 10 for ( ...... SHANK HALF HAM SANDWICHES T I NY Is • ·, . DAILY • • • • -~ • •·• • • 9:30 to 9:30 .; .. '\ ,. .. \i ,· . ' SUNPAYS • • · ~ ·• - • lO:OO.to 7:00 I \ People are finding that Foodland's prices "' lower bv far than those of •nv super market around. ' So, for real cesh sav. •. inqs, make the biq c!J,nge ·. to Foodland where over. . 4,00Q'everydav low prices' Quar•ntee vou more big chanqe at the checkout counter. '"" . . . . . ' { !. ~ ' ' .. t -tJ >;·. · ,.. ···: ;·~- i ..,_ :1 When People compere Foodlend's low prices with the high prices in other super markets, we qain customers. . ..... •..., ' • M ~ ' ' �,r ·~·, -··· ' t~~ ~ ... . . llihr Reunion Around an ·Held Sundoy At.G'oeglein's About p·OMeroy 'l'he desoendanll of Abrahlla and . ., . A reunion of the family of Mrs. William Eichinger and the late Mr. Eichinger, was held Sunday at lite Rock Sprinp fairground. A basket dinner was served. Attending were Mrs.' Elchlng· d Leroy· Mr and Mer anp 80 nE,I rs au1 chlnger' an d ·pau Ia Juo~ and Tamara· Mr a n d M M E' h' · d ;, __ k rs. andax Mrs. •c Inger = y; Mr. AllenanEichinger and Mrs. Charles Sa re of Porn· Mary Will Bahr held a relhioil Sunday at the home ol air. and Mrs. Charles Goegleln Ill Flatwoods. A basket dinner was served Mr. and Mm. Milton Roush It noon to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and daoghter, Sandra, were E W 11 nd K th R io Laurelville Saturday after11 · • a ' usse ' noon to attend the weddin~ of Barbara, Brian enne and Deryl. Dor- . i> Davis, Lila and Cheryl Bentz, MISs Dot1~hty 2nd Mr. Tony W. F. Hl.ll, Mr. and Mrs. VI'ctor Crosby . MISs Doughty Is secth e Rahr and Kathy and Jane. I retary tor Mr Rous h at Linda and Keith Bent> Vicki : FHA off1re . · ·AWut Middleport is Chatter Draped for ·E.O.Smith . Arom1 · and Eichinger Reunion is Held Sundoy ... ··-- . I ·' ,i '· 1888 .... Tlte charter was draped In memory ol E. 0 . Smith when Theodorus Council, Daughters' of Amerira, met Monday evening at lite JOOF Hall. ..Dean Barn!~. oouncUor, prem<!ed •nn the meeting opened In ritualistic form. Fan n le McNamee and Fannie Phillips were r"JJII'Ied home .!rom the •uuspIta!8 .qnd ~p~vmg. H~~• tie Curtl3 ts til tn Vetera~ Memoflai Hosp•tal and Gladys Cu kl H1 c Her ~~ I1mprov1ng at 0 ~ C.S. worll.rnt!'_Will III!Sijay }.I · . . Cb\ll'clt ill . A-1st class WOllam (Pete) a.m. •inttl ! p.m. Wemer, son. of Mr. and Mrs. G. women uq:ed to, attend, 0. Werner, 18 on a month's lour F111111$DAY of duty in Athens, Greece. He THE S(TS\ BEE ·CIIIQ. of. the · will retum to his hase in Soutlt Mlddl"""'t F'JJot )l_tq>lisi.:Church Carolina following the tour. wtll sponsor a Sunday School werner s~1 th r~ months 1n party at the· Mit•are"""' u ....,•.•. Park France earlier lhtS year. Thursday, Sept 8, ~t 8 p. m. • . ' Y Mr. Harry S. Moore has been This will be a · cook out and and Mark Gtl\Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs limr.er Holler visited eroy. t ed 1 h' h s .. __ 11 di · · •· b. · Don Van Meter, Mrs. Ada Van Sunda'v ~fiPfn(l()J' Wilh Mr and I Mr. and Mrs. Larry Leifheit rTehlurdn A 0 f IS osmte onM . .. ~ 3 C(. ~· . or~ !'l' ' rmg • 1 ·• • r ve. rom . arys zer Mp•ta . table servt(:e. · ·· - ·" · · · . Meter, Mr. and Mrs . Berlle Mrs Roy Frecker Pine Grove and sons, Mr . and Mrs. Rndnev H 'tal . H r 1 w v Th lin . d ted THE PHILATHEA SOC!"'"" Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. Henry : and.Mrs.8erth&BaumofOak i LeifheitandMr.andMrs.Er~- ospl m unmgon •. · a. e.a-ave g pnze ona _ ·· . . c.~J' Bahr and Patti, Howard, Jeann : Hill .,t Leifheit, Akron; Mrs. Mil· whereHhe .underwent maJotir .slur- by rdEedltZ!!thethWinCampbeiiCoowkas a~ ofChrtthetMII,dldlepotrtThChurchsd . .( · t of Tammi, TerTi, Jimmy , .Jackie · . ton Wayland and daughter, Ger- g~. e 13 recovermg 88. sac- wa 1 ~ ona · "' · 8 -w _ mee . . ~f ay &and Kenneth Harding Mr. Mr. anri Mrs Dan MorriS . A C h g Falls· Mr tonly. meeting o. lite Past Cuuncllors nlng. Sept 8 81 7.30,p.m. at d nMrn, uJyaBo aW 1 d' d. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Rey· was anno~mced for Thursday home \Jf Mrs. Ro~ · h~ibel on and Mrs · Clarence N'eutzllng · iSpent tnr weekend with friends n an nd s. M'k · · ay an ant· nol ds or Lebanon. Oh''"• were evenmg · 'Rd• _,,, Mrs. ~ffie Pyle. in C ind~n t~ ti . M'ddl at the home ('If Mrs. Lead'mg c-• ··~ _. 1 Milton Raymond and Pam : ~a so;· Mr' eVY'll' ~po~: holiday weekend guests ol her Cook. The meeting closed In THE CliTHOLIC , 'WOMEN'S Miller Ernest Bahr Mr. and . Alfred Gloeckner of Canton hr·11 an d d s. ht 1 taMm ouSa· brother and sister-in-Jaw, Mr . regular form. club ot the SileredH~I'I chur~h · ' spent lhr h<ll1dav weekend s e an aug er, arte, Y d M p 1 G 'II 1 Th.. -~. 1 'I Mrs. Golden Bahr, Mrs. Mary . . . racuse · and Mr and Mrs W an rs. au rueser. WI m~ . ':"~.Y a p.m. . M C · B h M · With h1s mother. Mr,;;. Jarob • · · · Tom Lyons, .son of Mr. and In ltle cJ\urch a·•-~um Bat1ey rs arr1e a r, rs. . G s f ·ed G lli r15 · uuuun • Marga,ret R~ssell, Kyle E. Bahr, Gloeckner: and at h1s farm at · ey rt • a po · I Mrs . John Lyons, whe has }ontJs' Receive Mrs. D2vid Ohlinger_Mn. Pattif> Fee, HPidi and Peg 1m Cherry R1c!ge . j I been stationed wilh the Army W adore B~.gle, Mrs. FrankHn "' · Mr. and Mrs John Hutchin·. n;U no ord of Birtl11 Hepp, Mr.. Cb aries Milhoan and Mr. and Mrs. Gaeg· UfC Aviation Headquarters in Cha· leln and Charlene, Michael and , son and Miss Eva Houdashelt no•k Alf Base, Ala. , and m Mr. •nd Mrs. Homer Jones Mrs . Earl Morns 8S boslesll<!s. BEAT SHEI!T of Ugblwelnl tleel loU Is the newest Mark of Columb'ls and Mr and Mrs. Virgmia. is here for a sixteen have re<etved word of the birth Rosary at 7:30 I I!l. jn . .lhln&ln-llng ulll. Conslst~ of paper-thin alee! loll Melvin Vor Meter and son of day vi sit with his parents, en· of a daugt>ter. Lynn Ann, to ary, will prec<m lite' llmlnoted.· lo epoxy 111m and etehed to forralhe electrical 1 '"•nc'Innat•' were week end . . . . route to Oakland Air Force &se their 1(l'anadaughter. Mr. and ROCK SPRIN<ll! elrcull. dlsp~~ed here, the 2-by-4-foot units are attached '~ R I servtces WIII be•. ~ n • t in California From California Mrs David Thompson tMar"'r meet 'fllursday al-. " p rit lo tbo bacb st..t pa.nelo designed Ia ftt IDle alandard Cl111 rr I1 C'u1U Iws guests or 1Mrs Ad am Eb E"rs bac h h eVIVa d Ch h f th N · · J" • ' .• .!fresh-/ frames of a suspended ee 11 lng. The aheets alrhdf are W ~>iner Roast and famllv . , I e Rut1an urc a e aza- he will go to an air base near ie Lucas) of Marion on August will be a program and" belnc ·ased as lbe sole beat sourees for several IChoola Mrs. Eslie Mossman enter! rene Wed.nesday • September 14, Saigon, Viet Nam. Lyons has 8th and tt~e birth of a son, Mich. ments. Ja Newlf.Pipsll:~e. · tained the Junior Girls class of ' Mrs. J"k R. Cox pl Red- Jand contmue through Septem- had traming in M.O. S. 67 Q ael David. to their grandson, The Pa~l .Coancllors of :";~!fl~l~~....;.""":_-l;.:...-:=:::..---------lhe Pomeroy Nazarene church, \ lands, CaM., is the guest of ~er 25, at 7:30 p.m. each even- 2.0 as ~rew chief and night Mr. and Mrs . R·odney Lucas, dorus COmic,IJ Da~Of of which she is teacher, with a I Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan mg. . engineer on the gas turbine hel- of Defiance. erica will'- !Met ~ay o••orj;~~~~~~~~~:,. wiener roast friday evening at ~ and son. ~vangehst s~e'aker _for the icopters used by the army. He ~r . anrl Mrs. Charles H. Lu- mg, at t.h , home of Mrs. Thomthe Middleport park. Mrs. Ken· Mrs. fip Bowling rehll'ned to senes of rneeh~gs will ~e the is a graduate of Middleport cas, CalPdonia, are grandpar. 8B Cook. -.. neth Pierce assisted Mrs. Moss- her home . Columbus, Monday, Hev. George Gflmm of SISters· High SchooL enls of oolh. Mr. and Mrs . THE PHILATHEA SOCIETY man m serving. after spending a week with her Vl~le., W. Va. He 15 an ordamed 1 The Rev. and Mrs. Dona ld Charles Lucas, Columbus, and of the Middleport Church 0 0 Precedmg the roast, Bible parents, Mr. and Mrs Nathan mmJster of the Church and has Hicks are in Yorktown for a Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones, Christ will sponsor a runurut~gel ·:· quiz game• were conducted by Biggs all'i family She was ac· s~rve~ as. Pastor of several ! two week reVIval service. Our· Middleport. are great grand- sale In thE Coates building .. · . . Mrt:l Mot~sman Attendmg were compamed home by Mr. Bowl- cd' urc es ldn hthe WI est V1rgmla ing tfle Rev. Hick's absence parents Mrs Lena McEihin- Thursday, Friday and · IStnct an . as. a so served as regular services w1JI- be held at ney, 93,' is the great great day, S,ePt. B+IG. ·' · RE'N...-" 'n N~v, .(UP)) 1 ,· Ka th y Moore, Dar Iene, Conme ·mg whn spent the day here. :'1' - F or th e stree1 for con and Donna Klein. Debra Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs :n e~angehst '" several other the Middleport Church of Chnst. grandmother. THE MISSIONARY . D;!~~. Jr. llapplness II "And let's face it, I Uke nlct Becky and Oiant> Sm1lh and Di· were S~nday evemng guests of ~tnc~s. Rev· Gm~m 18 con- Gideon sunday w1JI be observ-of the Pomeroy First chun;~ · c.ontract a'Ri .11 things. I would rather have I ane Lewis. Mr. and 'Jrs. freeman Enoch, 51 ered a~lloubetstandmg p~each· ed thiS Sunday wtth Mr. Sam wiU meet TltiD'!day at 7:30 • won'i 1~. . $1 ,5110 watch than a $15 wateh, fi"""'""'""'""'""'""'===. Jsyracu.e. er an WI . ao mspiTation l String as the guest ~aker Mr Private Charle• W Frecker, m. at lh• church w"" Davllt lilltftht lint phue of even though ''e cheap one to those attending ·•· · · ho · ed ·hi b si .. ' ' ell" Mrs .,:'iathan Biggs and daugh- The Rev. Wilbur ·Beaver oew j String, who is associated with w recetv. . s a c tratrung Aten Shain as PJ'1!11'~ central!! with William might keep lime juot as 111 • ters ~boron and Mrs. Tip • the Goodyear Company also at For\ Bmrung, Ga. , recently IJiil Mrs .Orvill 'll'lijs,-IUid operator of casinos at Davis wouldn't hove to work Pome"'y Otlto Bo.;ling. were visitors 1n Park- pafsthtor No! the Ru tlandte Cdhlurch 1 spoke last year at the' church spent a 14-day leave with his Joseph Cook J,.~ )leno and Lake Tahoe. another day after fulfllllng his 1s ex n ng a 0 e azarene, · parenls Mr and Mrs W'"'t'm ' ...,...,. · · R 1 x1n 1 h" dr 1 suit To NIGHT & THURSDAY • · ..w_ r~Y e a 1 n 1!1 ess ng e whopper con tract, but he has Iersburg, W. Va., Ias t w~e k. cordial invitation to the ublic The regular prayer meetmg NOT OPEN Mr. anrl Mrs Mer! ShiSler of to tt d th . P service on Wednesday evening Frecker. He was taken fJ1 the THE POMEROY shows, Davis says no plans fl) quit. He likCI to Wooster were weekend guests a en ese servtces. will also be held. The R e v. Columbus Airport by his aun~ Athletic .Aisociallen lh• . aiiltraet was the work. fRIDAY ond SATURDAY of their auot, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. Happy Harvester/1 Hicks will be back for the fol· Mrs. l<rma Cleland, k and his SIN' an after game ~.. PFI, . ". "Show business Ia what 1 do," S.ptHnber 9·10 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van lowing Sunday services. molher. w~.ere be too a pla~e lowing the Wahama • ' ' "llarrab made the of~er. II he explains. "If 1 work hard, "DRACULA, PRINCE OF DARKNESS" Meter ol Bever.ly were Mond~y Hold Class 111eel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sisson for Fort Stll~ Okla. He ·· Will football game this coming lent shivers up my sptne. A It's becaus"' Ia show business !Terhnirolor J guests of her Sister, Mrs. Suste The Happy Harvesters class entertained with a dinner Sun· receive tratnm~ In the use of day nlghl at the Pomeroy dollars represents se~ sll b k and rest on Christophtr Lee Fischer. of _the Fede~ated church met day for their guests, Mr. •nd heavy arLillery. lor High Soltool andliQrlum. said the now wealtlty YOU.£1111 ac Barbara Shelley 2nd FEATURE Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Blake Friday evenmg at the church ' Mrs. Wayne Sisson and chil-l Jays wUl emcee tit~. daJic. who once danced on : : : -=~~~~; ~i::!.~~ ••PLAGUE OF THE and children, Kenny and Susan, With Mrs. Henry Heibel, prest· dren, Carolyn and Linda. VISIT" 'T HOME 10 p.m. It U mldbl""'. ZOMBIES•' tn charge • A ' .... Rl' mu. strates hll point. of Cl ev• Ion d a nd Mrs. Ch ar- dent {Tet hn ic~ l or) A ' h rt b . . . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight Mi" Sharon Frecker who II M~ S~rtne, Wltl\f ~ .I lu was d M M c W'l · 'ted • J·-·'-•-- ~· t tb He I tllliP upbeat to b es, .o\ndre Morrell .fohn Carson les Blake of Syracuse were h s o. usmess sesston 1 . an rs. · · son VISt taking psychiatric training .&1 ~~...... ww :,:-;:; a inciiltiJna a set ba<ked only by Tuesday jinner guests of Mr. ~~.w~ch opened Wtth ~be over the weekend lo Columbus the Athen• State Hospital, IOOF ital~ j'riday, at I p.m. dru SUNDAY, MONDAY Blakes sister, Mr.~. Susie Fisch· were sma~!y;'; :.~~~:~::: with their ddaughter and Hson-tn. spent Labor Day week end ~.Frl!faf J·;.,;~;;:;;.;,; a, ~~ llhler H':'dances, Jmpersenates, and .and TUESDAY er. th B ti I M ' . Jaw, Mr. an Mrs. Hon a 11 ey. with her p•rents Mr and Mrs ...,.TJIRN v""""'"' does panlomlme, all mixed with Sept. 11 ·12·13 Mrs. ~u;ie Fischer and Mrs. • ap s en' Assocmtlon Th Il 11 ed •-t 0 th lr ' · · ~ n.., • ......, f tit Charles ' ···h h•• entered "GLASS BOTTOM BOAT'' Se b . • a eys mov m e William Frecker and altended • ..,..:"1'."'1"'" ~ a """" a line of patter ranglltg from , 1:Tl'rhn ico]or) Grover Erb visited Tuesday af- on ptem er 15 and to the dis· newly constructed home in Up- the Kautz Starcher -·•••.,.. lleiolut!Oit, will Vlrglnla Tech Cellege. jokes •· per~nal ob··-~Uo-. Doii!l Day Rod Taylor tern -th M Ch 1 Me trict meeting or the American . . "QIW.,. ·ui.ird... nd N o....... .., ...., ,.,.., ... "'"" oon WI rs. ares • Le . A T Octobe per Arltllgfl)n this past week. at the Federated Church. · - il 2 pJII, at lite Mr. a Mrs. orman .,.,.,.. He may take a turn at drum! Colorurtoons Narnee. Middleport. gton UIU tary 011 r 8. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson IAINOIIII Pullh HoUse Ia Chester and Mr. and Mrs. or ''vibes., mid u an Th~ ~eet.:;'.g ?losed with the Miz- and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bowea, Hndi Temple 26 Dokas Guests e:ifrl wUll 'Mra. George Evans of Roush Hoad tmeX)H!Cted ' novelty, he rna~ pa n tction. Athens, were holiday weekend were present irom Q,lumbus Mrl. lclwu:d anti recent visitors of Mr. and demonstrate his ablllty It TRUSTEES TO MEI!T guests of Mr. and Mnl. Emer· and Portsmouth. Tom MIDI and !lin G!Uilllr P . . 0. H. Frecker. Itandllll( 8 plstoi. . Alld son Jones and daughter, Baraon represented Galtipolla OUIIIIPPUr wiD be Mr. 811!1 Mr4 •.. Rol!erl Conkle He varies his roulllll aa:ordRev. M . eIYID r~, paster 0 1 bara. Lodg LMhn•~--r n.w-.. Mtke and Cindy were ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Um. ted Melhodtst Church, Mrs. Jesse Lake W-t Jef· Mrse. C L. Wood 1 "-·-·Ill """"'-""''i...... ""f.."::'_... ::J.. ' ing to the audience, 0 ,.._, .. e, """!""''•!'~~:""y.._ •• calling a special meeting of ' Mro• . h · · · :ymtors of Mr. and "II isn't tltat u audience b th Ch h Board I Tru ferson, and Mr. and s. Mic • Tenn is here Ill' several .... .Wilham Conlcle at Harp. hlp er not," he says. "U I had toe .:c t the 0h h s:s ael Ohlinger and childre•, spent week; visit with her mother-in· Till; NJpDLEPQ)n' H I They also attended the to depend on the hippies 1 m a c urc " the holiday weekend with Mr. law Mrs E M. Wood. Sch011l Cbaerltodm wm Fatr h and M' N. M. '"·· N ill a "'"" ~ teen dallce Mrs. Eug. W It, Mr and would starve. Tbe audience as Thursday, September 8th, at and Mrs Leo Kennedy 7·00 p M · rs. an oore, """" e e •.,.. ene ya · two lonns. One Jmowa me and · · · Mrs. William Bane. Zerkle Miss Hallie Zerkle and Salurday Digbl at lite Mro. Elmer lhle, Mr. and Mrs. 1 dllll~ have to prove myself to MOORE REUNION SET Barbara Jooes is spen~g Mills Grace Hawley were' iD pol'l ~b gym. from 10 p.m. . 0. H. Frecker and Mrs. Dora it. The other · 11 made up of The uai .. this week In Columbus unci m Columbus Sunday evening .., 1% Dlldnl&ht, foUowiR& t h I\OUah of Mlddle(llll:l attended people who are out fuf 1 good 1 C. and =·~=':'~~:w:• ~ Dayton wLahere Flshe widll bed tltebis meet Miss Mildred Hawley, RuUand'lbe-MkldJleportwiU be · lbelr church con\'l!otlen at Shar- time. 1 want them to say they held at Suttoa Methodist guest o1 rry nego1 an wbo returned from a trip t. Eur· game. aya IJII on Tblln\l!ty and Saturday. had 8 good Ume, not just 'he'a ch cb Sunda Se tembe parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ape. charge. Mr. and Mrs. W'tlllam Fraz. the IJ'e&lesl', 95 A '::'.sket dinn~ wi~ be .!rv:!i Finegold and family. Dr. and Mrs. P'. M. CiuH THE LETART FALLS Meth- Jer, William and Pally, spent a Davis can claim success wltb at noon and aU relatives 8 n d Charles Wayland was In Jack· have purchased the former odi!t Church will spoa.!OI' a day wltb . Mts. Amanda ~'!Jn nearly eYellthlnfl he bas done. lri ds lnvlled aoa Saturday evening where lie Calderwood borne on N. Second Dey aupper t11 September Kirk on Sl~ Creek. He Isn't happy with his recent en are · attended a meeting of the AI St. and goillg ahead wllb 1 at the Letart Community Mr. and ':rs. John Vill!t. 'television aeries but 11 dietercomplete remodeling project. •lariiDa at I p.m. The Mp. Jlqnald Le.aeh, Marcia for a new ;,.. "maybe ID Dr. Cluff will have offices ID wlll .havo ll'llclu to aell, 1Uid Johnny, spent a lew days 1867 • '6B.'' He'll keep up bll tile residence beglnnlng this ID Columbua wltlt Mr. and Dlghlclub appearances, 1Uid week. Dr. and Mrs. Cluff 1Uid BASil IN SERVICE ·:' ~· , '"'Be~. ''V~. Mrs. would like to write same muaie, family are residiq In the prop- John L. Ban, IOif til Mr. and Ll1llch and . ehlldre1i attended "maybe the great Ameiican arty. . Mrs. Leonard Ban, Syracuse, lite state fan'. musJcal. . Mr. and Mrs. David Jenklna eutered tte service oo August Mr. and Mra. Clarence Searb "But If everytlting should end and children, Steve, Beth and 9 and '• undergoing his basic and Terry spent a day 111 Syra- in the nerl two seooodl, 1 David, Portsmouth, and his par- training at Fort Benning, Ga., ...., wltlt Mr. and Mrs, E!ra would have no oomplslnll," he enls, Mr. and Mrs. BenJamin His addres• is Pvl. John L. Phillips and Walter Cook. said, reDecUng 00 bis career. were Bass, SI8'14W, Company A, Mr. and ,Mrs. Walden Darst "It's better than 1 thought 11 Jenklna of Mtu!stdppl, bollday ""ekencJ 111..11 of ber 3rd Baltalion tat Training Brl· and. Stanley Searls were recent would be. It has lasted loflCer parenla, Mr. and Mra. Harold gade, U.S.A.ic. lnf., For vlltlwa of lite Bob Conkle lam· than 1 thought" Chaae. Benning Ga 319(1; Uy. ' The Rev. and Mrs. . Arthur ' ., . Glenna Shullr spent a day RUSK HOSPITALIZED Klshbeugb and clllldren bave . with Mnl. Roas Shu1er and cbiJ. WASHINGTON (UP!) -~~&returned t. their home Ia Clyde Tides Are Isaued Middleport, ~ 1. eretary of State Dean Rusk wu after a mit here with ber J!ll" For 116 New Can Mr. and Mrs. · StaitleJ Rupe, 'odnftned .., Walter JlHd ~ ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gll· TIUes were Issued 'for 111 new former ~ld1'1'!1 here but now ·Medical Center today oufleriR& /lither with the goldsn glow of ancient tre11urt key. vehicles and 162 used vehicles of Cle..etand, have learned thet from lnfiuenza. He was expect.. Mr. and Mra. Dave Cbesber 1n August; It wu reported ~ lbelr ,l!!l'i llgPr~ }.l In Guam ed to remain hospitalized for of Mt Pletlllllllt, Iowa, spent day by ~lp Clerk . Ha'!f-' .· ~oe wish- :·a few days." You'll discov!'r rPal pleuure in this clastir: 1 the Labor Day bollday wilb his Courts, Evelyn Lucke. llll to' Wrlle 10 libii 'may do ao Rusk was takea from hll Jarman blucher. The rich graiu. leatb&r so~ JeC? te11op wi6 t . big parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, Barry There were seven !lUes at thll ., A. Rupe, hlime to the hospital llt aa 8" .... .,(/' .... well witb the newest brown and olive clothing Cheaher. Other gueata were aued for ·new trailers 16 Lowe (C. ambulance Tueaday. State 0. Mr. and Mrs. J. Schieffer of lrucks, •lx cycles 87 Fran- parJment spbkesmen said the colors. The styling il authentic, the detailing FalJJ Clmrcll, VI. ear titles. Used vehicles . aeeretaty· Wal keepltt& "lD --e..Jtttat. impeccwble. And you enjoy Jamum's "wearAt a recent mertfq of the ed three traDer tiUes, 10 Rife fi)Uch . witlt the clepartmmrt," ...... tar ltllwl- i~ testP.d• comfort, of r.~~i i11f'. Corne ia and try Jleles County W.C.T.U., Mrs. uu... a1s eyrlel 1U111 133 hll IIIIer, 111111 lie acting secretary bad a.a bil eli: aa is Lana MeKltlley lllil Mrs. llel- ear lltk!s Issued. been designated. a pait. 'lliot~ en Lewia reglslered tile llll!lllI · ', bers and IUeolli alii! presented Complete selet:tion of J1rm1n shoes for while ribbon name tap 111 GO TO MANSPIELD t/ an d Ch h Of N azarene , Having Revival I ! e POMEROY -MIOOI.EPORT. OHIO VOL XVIII ' NO. 100 U. S. Death Toll _Reaches 4,993 in Viet Nam Conflict SAIGON (UP)) - The of Americall8 kllled in action in Viet Nam was offidally placed today al 4,993. U.S. military spokesmen said it was a "safe assumption·• that tlie toll had passed 5,000. . • enttne ...·.::. ' ..;;. I' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1966 . the ''kill ratio" 4.7 to I for the Allies . Spokesmen said 1119 South Vietnamese soldiers were killed, 309 wounded and 23 missing. Olhor Allied forces had 4 dead and 15 wounded. 1 - 1 1 · ··s a Milli"on I' Contmmng career MEIGS THEATRE Run WORLD I roster Open Friday Night Til 9 t _ he w.,...,. 19· ·-... ...... ,, Tami5bnl Gold 1ni NOW ••• Have Your Di•nd Beset ........ ., I.... l""' ....... ' I. ~ 1• :II to and Mr. Mr. and and Mrs.&InShirley jOined W. Mills M. l;lbe:•:•~•ttend::ln~e~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil zttstie of Colum.buJ and spentt II men. Widths A·B-C-O..E-EEE. Sins 61h to 13. $21·95 ~~ BAKER FURNITURE , ... IACH'IALL• l!dd B)'I'Del the weekend at /IQflelll. 0. where tltey v~ .,eral . P18t>- II es of ~ tilODg 'J'hldl,wu • tour ol Kb!pwood Center Flower Gordelll. ARE OPEN Y THURSDAY AM to 5:00PM . Report No Change in Peking's Hard Line Policy Toward U.S. and Russi~ of I . October Draft Call Post-Korean War. � 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 09. September 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 September 7, 1966