http://66.213.69.5/files/original/da74aa2dcbf935549f102b5804b020ce.pdf a190baf1ee104c186fbc2005135c2bb6 PDF Text Text ' • < ,· ' Society .~· ~;.by . oml Clwrlime lloelliM, Tel. 992-5292 ...... •• I • , . ;. l ' '"'· '_.,.' , •·ry ' Events ,. ' I ' I .' • ' ' ' Pomeroy ·. ' . '' .. ' ' ' • I " NO. 53 ''. .~ • ssue I ,> 10 <-· IJaJtleworn Allies Pressing Sovi~t Union . ,. I I . ' ' I I • . let Elberields In Pom.eroy Outfit Your Home Complete! I.OmioN <UPl)-The. Soviet lllanoi regime's chances of 1political power . battle. Its 1estimates, ofJi!!lal .RIL!s!an aid continued support and goodwill Union I! feeling the stram from •·icipry. ,dent '"'~ Russ1an ·s '" ''"'·"' "lollers betwetin 19M and 1965 to 'luf the international Communist IP'9w!Jll demands of her battle- In Cuba the dillillusloned Fidel ' dete~ination to go on helping Asia and the M!lldle ·East were camp. WOffl'~ies rangUJfl from North Castro has been attacking Hano1 on an mereaslng scale. :n excess of $1 ·billion. In 1966 1 These demands come at 8 I Vietnam to Egypt, diplomatic Moscow and is pushing a third- They have committed them- Soviet aid offers to Allia ran at, t1me when Russia ill going all reports sal~ today. force concept !halls embarrass. selves to back the Arabs with a figure of around · $51l5 '" '"' out for Ute reorganization of her T.he Kr1!1nUn has poured, i111 the Sovlel leader• 1 h•v econ~m!c aid as well as arms and to Ute Middle East at $150 Industry. This involves large b)lhpns of dollars In aid and have .been pouring md to the "uppUes. , million. Military aid ·is only part wale and costly retooling and 4~. Into its a!lles to push lbne of $1 million a qay in~o the . Moscow cannot afford to let 1of these cotnniltments, much high investments of capital !P.ans for . l!lcteased world ICuban economy .that JB I~ go ~f CU~a and will have to lying outside the proper aid , goods as well as in agriculture. JlOWer, but has little to ehOil' for i 'l~aders have reafflrrped 111~1r t'Ontmue. 1ts aid Indefinitely on sphere. . ' Can the Soviet Union afford It to .date. The Russians are Heavy Arab Cost present md1ca1Jons. It is no longer a question of ali this' lacJlll with new demands I 'In Cairo the Israeli-Arab war These commitments whose Russia pushjpg her Influence Expert opm1on has cast ~t\tdunting to .well over meant the loss of Soviet real extent Is. unknown add up through aid, but of her allies doubts on Moscow's ability to b~llon ln. tile months to come. &upp!leoJ ~rms estimated at to . a very rmpresslve figure demanding support or threaten- operate simultaneously at this .In Vll!tnam moU!'Ilng Soviet about $'. b1Uion dollars. wh1ch is certain to '!'ake a deep :ng to turn away from her at a Irate on all fronts and believes ~plles, estimated to run Into 1 Yet, ID no case can the dent mto Russia s resources, Ume when ber prestige has Ithat Moscow will h><e to make ; Hundreds of JOIIIIons of dollars. il<rem!ln alford to .dlso;ngage accord in~ to the exn.,t r•>"·1ftc. suffered severe setback< and cuts somewhere of a very \ llajr'e !ailed ~ strengthen the ·Without losing severely m the 1 According to latest available when she is battling for the substantial nature. Democrats' Attracting· I .'', 1 Furniture--Floor Coverings-.;Oraperies Appliances and Furnishings . .· Use El&erlelcls Sensible Credit Service ancl Budget Your Paymen's Prompt Delivery and Installation lnYourHome $II I 1 1 Elbe"elds In Pomeroy TOfiiGH1' . Jllllt27 DOUBLE n:A1TRE Tblll'8day "A MAN COULD GET KILLED" ROCK SPRINGS Grange wl!i meet at the hall at 8 Thursday. Thii bread baking FrancJD!Q.· i Sonp were sung by the Prl- contest wiD be held. -PLUSDon Amecbe, ; mary and recitations were SATURDAY Sman Gordon and en by Janell Kelly, Tommy Martha Hver in . I s 'ih T ICE CREAM SOCIAL, spon. 'PICTURE MOr.IMY DEAO" ; :v, LJ:Kl , ffil , errv 1· eBUI· I iger, 'Cirri.! Yeaoger, Bobby FOJ:, •ored by the Tuppers Plains (ID Color! Terry" F<JX, Nancy Wallace, Charge Youth Fellowship, will :~:;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;:'i.l ScOtt Bn.tnson. Todd Kitchen, be bald Saturday, July 1 PamP.Ia Crook•. Cindy Ci'<lob, 3-l p.m. in the E.U.B. pa~;::-~!1 lanet Horky, Shane Brunson, age Yard. Homemade· . Valerie U.wia, Becky Coleman, cream, cake or pte, soft drh!b i Debbie Coleman, Becky Roush, will be served. Everyone Is TONIGHT ! Beth Vaughan, Kathy Coleman. vlted. Juno 21 1 Krista Morris, Maureen Nelson "THE .QUILLER 3M SheiJa Horky. MEMORANDUI.' (Tecbnicalorl The program was closed with Geo. SeiiOL Sonia Berger, a or•yer by Rev. Ruppel!. llelp. Max voo Sydow, Alec Guin· ing with the program · w e r e ness. Geo. Sanders. COLORCARTOONS: Mrs. ned UWls. Mrs. Everett Cou~ i~,-~ ... a r.~t Bachner and Mrs. Russell Lylm.f! o;r'~ ons. Hor•·' SYRACUSE - The Mouse theme was carried Woo• · i Thurtd1y MEETING CANCELLED in the decorations, for t h \; .• 1~·29 A meeting of the Middleport fourth birthday party hon<lrilll! "''-'l OPEN Women's Christian Temperance David Lawson. The party Union scheduled for Friday given by his mother Mrs. SHOW STARTS I P.M. night has been cancelled. ice Lawson and aunt,, Mrs. Jean Hall at the home of grandparents, Mr. add Mr JaDiel Teaford, Thursday, 22. Each chlld attending was ve~~ favors of coloring shovels, blow outs, and canllv 1• bara. Refreshments of 1e e cream, cake and kool aid were (Technirolorl lames Gamer, l'fel\nda Mer· Couri, Sandra Dee and Tony ' ~ \1.; •Jj"' • • ' Hartley & Bennett Shoe Store's Mid-Summer '· -- - ' IA.il£N GREENE Haven Girls in Race ' :!··,;,J.iiff#·")f,th of July Honors " David Lawson Sale Starts Wednesday, June 28th AI 9:00 a.m. .Honored on His birthday - ! =;;i;;;;=.,..===--=-,1 ' ! .I ~I ,,, Back Yoor Children's Education ' "'lfVed. ' ' He received many lovely gills from Tooy Salser, Donnie and Keitlt Hendricks, Rita and Joe Htlbnan, Ricky u&~er, · ky Arnold, Maey Hendricks Nettie Moore, Mr. aDd Mr ,: James Teaford, his motller and aunt Also sending gilts were 1\lrs. Edith Teaford, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Teaford, Mrs. Anna Roush and Mrs. Golds Sargent and a birthday card signed by all the children of bis B 1b 1e school class. The celebration ended David attending his lint game at the local ball that evening. --- Put your money on your kids' future. Start a College Savings Account here ... DROWN WARSAW (UPI)-At least SO persons were drowned in separate Incidents In Poland OV«- the weekend, the Pol!eh news agency Pap saltl Monday. add to It, steadily. With Interest, com· pounded regularly, those college funds mount up fast! ONE DAY WE PAY 4% ON SAYINGS SHIRT SER9JCE You get our USUBI fine iel'VIce and flnlsbiDJ. . elnet9,outatl Robinson's Oeanen '··' ' .......• .. , SUE WOODRUM Nu.~t.v . MEIGS THEATIE \ DEBRA 'Q:NNANT ,__ _ JACQUELINE$·-· CONNIES PARIS FASHION--HEEL BUGGERS • Mid-Heels, Little Heels, Stacks, Flats, All Colors. Your Opportunhy to Save On All Nationally Advertlsecl Brands VALUES TO .$15.99 .87 .87 .87 7 7MeigsMe~ ·· .. Inducted by~: ' Shoes Displayed On Racks for fasy Selection! ALL SALES FINAL!~· NO. EX:CHANGES!. -'NO RETURNS! . ' ,r Remember the Date, Wednesday Morning; June 28.At ~iOO a,fit. Your ~.U.r To~" ;s New Fall . ·'$0ME ' OPEN'r fRIDAY' NIGHTS. UNTIL 9 . ; -~ "L$0 OPI!N A~L D~Y . THURSD~'¥5 ~ .I ' ' ~·:~ :• I •. ·. AtmedF~r~. :~ --, ,,,_·.~., ' Sales Career �'' ' • '~ ' . ' -··· / ·.• . • ' ! • ·$9 In,~· 11!1.1 .bll ~~ a major'fig• ure lll f.lamf music, it ls aometblrig Ike~;~ lhat·Jleethoyen Js still con· clucung·an oreh'estra In Eu,rOPe. Birthclay." ..., ------ Defense Against 'Killer' Beware the killer at the seashore this summer. The tiller, says the · Environmental SCience Services Administration, is the rip current (often miscalled an undertow) - an insidious, pdwerful ocean ac· lion which can exhaust the strongest of swimmers but which even the average swlmtner can easily escape if he knows how. The rip current Is a strong, narrow current fiowing out to sea at right ang· les,to the shore, carrying back to sea the water brought In by waves and longshore eurrents. It can travel at speeds up td three miles an hour and change its position from day to rlay and even dur-. ing the same day. The same beach may have several rip curre.nts at one time and then 10 for weeks w1th non~ at all. . '11ie .person- caug~t in a rip current so~n notices that he 1s much farther out to ,.a than he expected to be, or is mov· :ttn . '' r . """"·~- -...--.~ ~· ~~ ' !' ~- ;..:;;, ' ' ' .. . , ~· '· ! '. , .... ., ... ' . . .' ~' " .. .-~"'· ' Helen Bottel ....,... .... ... " 5T.\B 'l'RAT iiOOi' " II$AY IIIR IN ~ BA~ · ! ,, Dear lleien: . , , ' ·l bllre an lllllliBrli<!4 friend · io her late 311:• whose Jlbl!p• phy. Ia ,"hOO;lt 111\' sucke~}· · Sbe baa her 116 GD_a fellow at-. our ·~~ He's •bi J!l8 60'8, rted, .well-off, aDd idnd of dnm~ She flgurea to take hJm away Published every day (except Saturdayl by The Ohio VaDey Publlahina Company, 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Business Office phone 9922156. Editorial phone 992-2157. mar. Second class postaee paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. . Natlollll advertlslq repftMD!Itlve Botti~IU ltlmball. IDe., 343 laln&tOII Ave.. New York City, Nq Yort. Sublerlption ratel: llelmrH by ear rter where availlble, 35 eenta per week one year In advanee at the Dally SenU nel offiee $18.20: silt moDths, $9.10 three month! $3.90. By Motor ROute where earrier servlee not available ollf JI!Oillb $1.30. By maD one year $10.00: Siz months, $5.25: Tbree moDths, $3.00 "' ing out faster than other swimmm. This 1s the point wber" most swim. mers who lose their Jives make 1 fatal mistake: They begin swimming their hardest toward the beach. . Since the rip current · ld than 10 to 2o feet · -15 se 0 1!1 more should swim PARALLELd~ t~w~~mersh, • says ESSA d th e eac of !be curr~n:n •Y can soon be free , f' • 1G • mancla OSSIP National Firms Attacking Litterbugging. and bored. Wlien be came lionw_ !it• Children illcJ! 1tr1e!!1 ~ dl8ke 1t up llt,))ij). IIUI.he ~me In,voMil wJ.th, another perlflll ••· er tl!ere. and. that parson sun writes 'to bini. Beca~. he tried to blde..tlle !Ottl!r,l,to~ lt.an4 read it. ~' Was hortWed at the ioUmac)>, and llearDed'· they plan to meet again. If they 4o, It will appear Innocent, for you see, lhe other Jieri!OII.i§ a Pltml from Jtis wfe and four k l d s, stay With him IIDtll she gel! most of his money, and lheo Uve It up as a young divorcee. I can't belleve this of my Sbe't' ptaying· up to him for all husband an4 Jt .has ~~ rna she's .worth, and .'ll!i.n she .illek. I'm sure 'It 'Ia Jullllils one laughs at him ·for a fool. So tar person, but wtiat c;an I do?' Do be hasn't tumbled, but 1 h ~ I confess I aneaked ·Into · !'!'• .says, "Give him Ume _ they hldden letter, or must I II ~e always fail." with thla secret and hope I ne. Helen, he's a nice guy with ver have to really faee it? " a lovery wife and I don't want tG T.Y. see thls happen. Should I. wan! Dear T: someone she's about to slak In To face the truth Is much her hooks? - NEW GIRL AT better !hall to Uve with crusbT~ OFFICE lng suspicion. Your husband De~r New: needs help and he knows lt. I d say your aging friend Is Why else would he bave let you more fool than menace. H her. find that letter? II'• possible he "hook" hasn't snagged a suck- wants no -ore of thls slluatlon, er ~n so.me 10 years of trying, but "lhe other person" won't she s usmg the wrong bait. Ask leave him alone. around, and you may discover A talk wth a psycblatrlst she's know~ as Available Annie, m!ib(sbow you both that an the olftce JOke. - H. . Isolated experience doesn't Dear Jlelen: . -bland a man B! homosexual My husband was stationed In ;but bidden guilt and a wife's Eurilpe for a year, In a remote 'revulsion can push him over area. He was UDhaPJll', lonely ·the line. - H. UPI Fllllelal Editor N~W YORK 'If (UPI) - Syracuse is 33-9Winner Over Portland· ( I Bonllect-.jf , Hearlngweddll)8btllls1· ,.,,, · 1 Look under JEWElRY in the YELLOW·PAGES. . Where your fingers cio ·' the walking. ·1 '• ,, REPORT "The wea!Ut of new prodQitts produced each day In thla coon. bottles 1llat requ~re no depoSit Allen IL Seed, Jr., executive try are all potential Utter" By Congressman NEW YO)!K - FuD!Iie~t light a N. Y. Times front . er •· .. . no return havo been creal- vice president of KAB, said Seed said ' of the week~ a captain. of tfttec- oout linking-up with Ut lj! t. :;:' namt from lhe late James I mg a problem for those per· the 1111"'. prevention campatgn "KAB stands on ,the premise tivea from'. the ·i711Y '.,reCtnct Lindsay GqPsters ;vt; F ~kn ~ .~ character I rom sons and corporations who ~re is producing results. but no- that thls IIIIer potential wnt not aoing the IJ<>nald Dtl'ck ifllte Gonservatlve party will d;o · ~ ... er~ ~ Soun~ and the ' dedlc~ted to keeping Amertca body i~ tbe organization is _re· throw Itself on the hiflhways ~ct near 3rd Ave. him; _also the ,?mrican Co~ tte?;eal name ~ ..wor:o~:~! l beaub!ul. laxing '19 guard. and byways." · H.R. 10867, the 10,867th bill submitted to the First a •. ¥elli>lf ~nvertible servative Uruoo, largestamon~ dead as yestei'day's TV doctor· · Since these bottle• have no . Sesslonoftbe9othCongress. got towed Bl!DY by the C<lps . .. $antl·li~rals in 1/1• country _ Richard (Kildare) Cha,mber- · ' value once the C<lntents are Th~ vole: 2~7 In favor of ad~ption, 196 against adop· Last week we wrote abDUt a vt· some s.; Congressmen of both lain's oil to llvo 1 Lo d · I emptied there is a tendency' to · . lion, 2 pl'l!sent' vot~ and 17 ,Representatives who did :'0 Wi .~a\l),l tip- 1•8ftiea belong . . . Two men , "lllya Darling" :tar n ~~~.;~ ! throw them · away at the ear. not cast a vote. And so ll.R. 10867 was passed. y were st•b~ at the bar of a Mercouri, an.... acknowledged I lies( C<lnv""ience and If a garIf you read the CongressiQnal Record for June 21 famed 3rd . Ave. sa1.0011: one ctolhes horse, ..ts ev<!rvt . b':;• i bage can IS not handy any old .. 1967 you wiU find the same impersonal figures recorded' lreca ilr'll f •· "'• h h I d0 • 1 es I .100 sItch IS lee .a· she wears at Dior in Paris; ev- , ig way wil , NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio Young, who was horn in 11161 onButpage thereH-76~. is more tG t b Is foreign penditures In d ;;:.~~ no posh· Wes~~~~~ en terry cloUt robes. . Industrie~ ~a ling on 0 na.l (UP!) - A two-day celebration near _Gilmore, Ohlo. He pitched story than jus~ tbe imper!IOD31 .to reducee~e need for ~;;:. o tiona! level are developing or I will be staged here July 14 •nd 906 btg leag~e games, registered facts recorded In black a n d -ase. .. •t A • . t" on ve. are filled · 15 t bs tbe 1-• I th -··L•tt d 30 · ~• ' '"illi,E:os~lfiil - staff Russkis carrying out programs to preo o erv~ ..,., onnver· ree ,...,. er~ an. wo~ or whlte on page H-7G25. I voted against .the-' blit be." )~ , I' . vent lltierlng the streets and sary of the birth of Denton (Cy) more games m ftve dtflerent It R. 11186'1 Increases the per· cause ·I felt nothing ~cl"been ' · a . llfets) Pay~'s hishways. · Young: the winningest pitcher seasons. Jlllllent jl;lltlic debt limit from done by tbe admlllii!IIJI!im to ~~~~E~~~~; Suzy, 26, got ~ ~ By WOUam Lawrenco D D S Feel ae-ulble In major league baseball hlsto- Young began llllll. liUim to 1358-bUUon. cut unnecessary spending. . . oltand10me publisher · . ' ,. • • • · • . .,... ry · • . . In C to and ,.. entin ' I ' - •. · ·• ·" ' '.. ~ost of lhese Industries are an n This was the second Ume in •..,.,. al!ti'M5~ b ~.hot ~e bleeding or ~~ from iivotved In the producllon of A banq~et July 14 will feature big lpgue the nwnth •I~ that a bill to I WAS HAPPY to support '' e ~~1ng ill Tho a t&i>th sockel Iller an dtrao- .h htnvenlence oducts os Waite Ho;t, former New York Cleveland National!. · increasi•·lilt'" permanent debt the recent jegis!lltion ~ncembout It , · , _!lim, took ,ttonJs normaal, but It's not nor- till dlspo bl nd th Y•a n k e e pitching star, and tired at the age of 44 limit had been submitted. The lng flag desecraUoq wliich was 1 we d!Cln't . ' - - j mat,:to bleed~anUy..JIIo 1· sa e slbill; a k' us Woody Hayes, head football pitehlng for the St. Louis Card· fir!t .time on J · 7th PljSSed In tbe House of Repreo the by~tander who hal!led lllem llnlted11t~';:ac Ill IIOUI'I after e.!lacUons. If lr ~roore::t"':rom sull~~~ :~ coach at Ohto state, who wiU lnals and Boston Braves 1n lhe gry H!M!se '::rea~n~ti: sentativJS and forwarded -to lhe apart ''. <non , ... ~if, to ~~· ~ is W.sda -•Ilona! thls;hPPf\11 to you It may be ntryside. be ma!ter of cetemonles. Naltonal League and the Indlans defeated the measure. And I· Senate. scene whtch ti,.l salt from ,Y y, June 28, thai . you lifve a blood·clotung ; The event wiU honor Young, and Boston Red Sox in the lo with the del 100 fe,t awav : we ~idn't puti:•,~&th ~ of .196'1 wtth 1116 problem. ,II doe!ll't neceasarny ~ have made sre~t prog- who was born near thts Tusca· American League. r:ntatlvl! "" ea~hest!'."" We have been quite active that detatl In the col~mn lim- I ?Wmdi~ate aillerlous problem but 1\'! by cooperating with Keep raw as County seat and went on rote ts b pres g In seemg that this legislation oly because we didn't seek self- ~· The moon Is between lhe full .Eometimes sucge5ts disease of A'lnerica Beautiful (KABJ to win 511 games durin« his 22 ,v;ung was named to the HaD Pdm~ou w :~ey terlnet! was brought before tbe House agsrandizement. ' ~base and last quarter. · bloo~ of b«<e m&rrOw. You may .j~ich i• suPI?"rted by aboui years in the major leagues. .. ~ arne In 11137 and died on his a ve lrre•pollst- for c~nal! deration. It _I! regret. But because so many readenl nee.! help. , American C.rporatloM and Honorary chairman was Rob- nn near Peol: on Nov. 4, 1955, ~· table hat such legtslatlon is didn't see through our lain I Tbe nwr~ing !lar Is Saturn. . This Is not lite lype-of bleed- li'ed• associations In 27 indus· ert (Lefty) Grove, llke Yolln4 at the age of BU. h~ll er~h:ere many of us who even necessary, but ,there liN modesty, we'll say it right out The evenmg slars are Mars, mg called hemophOia. Hem~ trial categorlea. , , . a Hall of Fame member Oth· 'II'AetS - be~ ~une80 7Ut vote .. llie St>me who are so profane as to candidly. il we hadn't got to the Venuo and Jupl~r. philia is a hereditary disease, ,., . ···•\ •':::y er former major leagu~s ••· g era of mpon- ~!lie the most mpected sadisUc . incident when we did ~- Born on this day In 1902 was occurring only In males, b yl li)J'~~thr!!ill5and~ our ef. peeled to be present lnchlded :~u!~d a~": that ;rrtt\b:: national -standard In the world. · the vtcltm would have b-p n composer 1!'ichard Rodg lransmtlted through mothats ti . . ou!lh "'?" and as Tommy Henrich Joe Medwlck d I' me oth e a For .!!!most two centurtes It kicked to death , as II is, we On this day in hlstoryers. their • : · . an tndustry to carry out and Paul Waner, ~ny Galebouse' ;~,:r•cl'pro~ramstte atlnthe ad· baa ~~ the syJ?bol of freesave<! him It sttll d •, · Hem lla I! discoredf 1~ ·....,n 1¥1l&l'W, to l!ducate cl- Red R ' n a ton 8 a mpt I to dom, .JI®e and liberty to the 0 1 hoirever that th• uniform::'':u:: bo~n r:!~·a ~~f.;"!o~a:e;!i jlY In . c . ood. Awareness of 'tileD~; II/ ·~ ...ater .~are In Beggs, ~~~k J;:.,~~~~ \J: ,:tt~u~l::~ng wlUt tho ('OStly people~: tbe world. The sun ver of a police car n gged i lthe dtsease 1'1!suits In • • I 'llj!tpqilJIJ,.. !lf. Ollr new -~•- Vleg 1 d Ll d (Wh'll 0 am. never- on "Old Glory" down by a young woman !t lite ;mploy:, ,t!Je flnt Monday of precautions to prevent any ·)Ind. nifrice J>ac~ap!," Richard E. an oy y) In_ the fine print, the bill es- In advqcatlng such legi;latlon scene refustd to get oot of his er.e~r. . ! of trauma Uta! would etiuhe F'i.Ji,.,,~ of public a!Par~des were scheduled 'lot tablishes an. additional tempo. I have;n no way advocated the car to help in anv wav & drove bought th~ :co~~~~"!s ~tates . bleeding. Hemophiliacs are usuthe Glal! Contalnet urday July 15 In Newcom~r~ ~at~ borro~t~g auUtority of fl- supprelllilbn of legitimate disa. •way finally, with ' the cruelly . rna C nal fro r ana- ally weQ cared for in •PI¥i~l Man acturen Inllilute, said town 'and N~w Philadelphl ' on on u Y 1, l968. Anyone greement with the policies ol wrecked young ·otan beinl di· l ,•In ~919. Utern -r;;:~ce~ Ver. hosplta! clinica. Tho':" ~eellii II'1!Celltly. . Commemorative ceretnoni~ ~::; "'eth~~~~!s l:tl~s~!t~~bstu:': tbi>se lh lutborlty. The right of ' re~ted - b• '" - to tr• •m•r· sallies WBI signed, offlclall extractions are bo!pllolized at AdOpl CO,.mualty ProiJ'am were slated for the Cy Young The famed Wlncheeter wa/ rejected justg two sbor: orderly,_diSsent Is fundamental gency deparlment o,f a nearby ending World War I. y 'least a day befor~ surgery,and Fisher said GCMI has Memorial at Newcomerstown. Cathedra! Ia the loqeat CB· weeks before lo the nghts ollile. !therty and rnspital That's how we "wat- In 1945, Gen. Douglas Mac- ~e~~ 7'1h IIJleCJal concentrat.. adopted a plant • community CliDica Scbedaled thedral In Enmna-458 I feel that before enactin an th~ purllllt of happiness. nPJSed" It, a sad and vicious : Arthur announced the reron- er d • roze~ ~lasma and oth- program which includes distri· Two baseball cUnies were feet. About 1182 IOmf r. additional Increase In the gdebt ut .~lll'one who cannot exm•mory'an~ " dr•• rv O)'O·Wil· quest of Luzon In the Philip- anu~:csa'rr::~·.18 t~ bution of auto litterbags, anu- scheduled In conjunction with w::l~ A~:!":.:. ~ Umlt the .administration and ~::i~g;t;l dl~en~ without dese8 01 · widower ! , ued after· extractl:n, u IUtter brochures, bumper stick· of the bill for thl 1'81>111'1 ha;e ed enouilbr to D!ck Kollmar and ~ch dress ' A thought for the day-Greek ~~~d h~:arm:' patie!i( IS lblood-dotung time Is not wllh· 15, and Grove wiU give insiruc-' ~~:':~ ~~~:i~~": e prtort y of omesttc and bend ·or express his grievancea. deSii{ller Anne Fo~arly a r philosopher Eurlplde! 8 a I d oll dr ti g . b In normal limits but who are Ilona to sandloltero the foUowing J:~r.o~::j~l~dt~··plataU~ honeymooning In Bermuda . , ' ~an's best possession is ~ l or so essi ~ e roncern,, u not "true bleeden." day. .. --51hiWn&a,lpeneeU::10 'f Dick Nixon doesn't disavow sympatheti~ wife." and :~~~~po.~n~ pa~ent They are a concern because Aboot 500 persons were expec~ ' ose w ose their extraction• are done In ed lor the banquet in honor of ' :¥ '-il, ~. -. . .' . ... . j . lllcbard S. Owen, Publlsber Chester 'l'allneblll. Editor ;ce o·'J.f B•~0 a.dwa · .l ~ •. - DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEICs.MASON AREA the .' ' ' THE DAilY SENTINEl Yet It is a fact that IJ!or StaniDSky remaii!S proud possess1on of musical Amerta. _He h88 just pa~d his 85th birthday mlAs Angeles, bls home since 1939. His home city, happily, has full recognition of bls _genius and lasl .year was a particularly_ !lUSY one for Straviosky with a D1!111~ of memorable perfOrmances by tbe composer-conduclor there. Ill 1913, bls "Rite of Spring" touch· ed off a ti~t at Its first perlornlance. He was a mUSical lllnovator and iconoclast then and ·so he remains to tbls very day. Indulee liB, sir, if we siM "Happy ' ., ' ';' ers and youth activities for Jo. Gla~ cal schools. CLARENCE E. MilLER U.: O::·;!IJJ!t. New Philadelphia Plann·Ing . c-e}ebration • for Cy Young. DOCTORSAYS I ~ r IllY ! I oottF ol ONE DAY l SHIRT SERVICE w• ' Vou get our usual nne service and finishing. eln at 9, ouht 5 :nu tf' BEST PRICE .. IN TOWN!! ETHYL- · Ro.inson's Cleaners I 216 E. 2nd ' 30 9 •· 3t CertHietl Oil Co. WoH Pen Society Notes ., ·'. fain.?.:; I '' I le~~~h~h~ll:~:~~~ su: ~ines ::r ·I n~nj FOUR STE.,KS, MEDIUM ..• WE'I..L STAAT WITH SOME WIOLI """ ~ress sho~ld rea~prals· BE~Rrs Hatlo's They1l Do It • r------jj;tjid;~n;;;?[J:i;;'ItE~~Ti;;--;----, LOU IE, AND TWO CHOPPlD 5111.l.DIN !'OR~ AND POP·.. ~:~.~~e~:':ld ~:OS~:'~'::;~ re· POOR LDUI£· .. I REMEMBER WHEN HIS TH"T'5 THE ~ REL.O.TIV!5 W AT EMPTY AND HIS FA"'ILY MAYBE THE 'T'oiiiiii.E5 JUST TO lf-N.l HE'S W.O.IT I ~ ON.,. THE -'OINT LOOK CHEF COULD ausy... THE ONLY '!'II' Hi'LL Eoi\T ~w, TOO·" THIN SEE 15 a< THE ~P.O.IUGU5" • THE CUSTOMER'!! Hi\.L ALWAY& - - - - - -"\\\COULD ST-"ND UP HAVE RELATIVES·" A L ITTLi I.ON~ER... CUSTOME!i5? I'M NOT 60 SUA.!"• private officeo by dentists who ere not always aware of tbelr c&nditlon. 1 What can you do about It? Tell your dentist. Any ougge• tioo of a blood-clotting problem should be conununicated to your dentist prior to extraction. Report to him: If scratches or NORJB cuts bleed for a long time : If body bruises produce large black and blue marks: or if extractions, dentat' propltylaxis or SIRUV periodontal treaiment cause L.,.::rVo~..; ',·H continued oozing for many holll'll afterwards. T h.u s forewarned, h• can employ necessary pre· oauUona and lessen the extent of, or eliminate, a bleeding episode. · If naeeasary, a "bloodacreening test" or blood·dotling ana. !yolo can he made to determine elotUng time and related ra.. · tors. Normal clotting lime II about 10 to 12 minute!. Anything above that tlme Indicates aomo forlh of clottln1 abnormaUt; ·' and 1 fltrlher study beci>111111 necessarY. Tills Is up t'o cllscrlil lioA ul tilt doetor. 66 FORP· F-100 ·6 cyl. Styleslde PICkup. Low mlleage. - MocleiTB 12 2-64 FORD F-100s ea ~1495 ~gi~!1~ co~: 8 cyl. Styleside Pi~kups. Std. trans. One with custom cab · · . · \ ~495 • 8 cyl. 5 speed trBI!S. 2 speed rear 3llle. Cab and Chassis . · • NOT$239.00 $209.00 aLYDUUILE NOT$309.00 $259.00 - . IIi NOT$359.00 \ ' • • NOT$449.00 $359.00 ' ,- Upr..ht' ,$198 ... 14 cu. ft. 1361b. Frooztr 15 cu. ft. "No Frost" Freozor Below ' $329.00 .... letlen Only 28" wldo . 8 cyl. Styleslde. Pickup. Sl<!· trans. ' ... •• the 12 cu. ft. QIEADY MIXED 62 FORD--f-109 • \ tu Pomeroy Moo:,· I l' ~ 16 cu. ft. No F.roat F...... Aiaove . '\ ~ I 1 �'' ' • '~ ' . ' -··· / ·.• . • ' ! • ·$9 In,~· 11!1.1 .bll ~~ a major'fig• ure lll f.lamf music, it ls aometblrig Ike~;~ lhat·Jleethoyen Js still con· clucung·an oreh'estra In Eu,rOPe. Birthclay." ..., ------ Defense Against 'Killer' Beware the killer at the seashore this summer. The tiller, says the · Environmental SCience Services Administration, is the rip current (often miscalled an undertow) - an insidious, pdwerful ocean ac· lion which can exhaust the strongest of swimmers but which even the average swlmtner can easily escape if he knows how. The rip current Is a strong, narrow current fiowing out to sea at right ang· les,to the shore, carrying back to sea the water brought In by waves and longshore eurrents. It can travel at speeds up td three miles an hour and change its position from day to rlay and even dur-. ing the same day. The same beach may have several rip curre.nts at one time and then 10 for weeks w1th non~ at all. . '11ie .person- caug~t in a rip current so~n notices that he 1s much farther out to ,.a than he expected to be, or is mov· :ttn . '' r . """"·~- -...--.~ ~· ~~ ' !' ~- ;..:;;, ' ' ' .. . , ~· '· ! '. , .... ., ... ' . . .' ~' " .. .-~"'· ' Helen Bottel ....,... .... ... " 5T.\B 'l'RAT iiOOi' " II$AY IIIR IN ~ BA~ · ! ,, Dear lleien: . , , ' ·l bllre an lllllliBrli<!4 friend · io her late 311:• whose Jlbl!p• phy. Ia ,"hOO;lt 111\' sucke~}· · Sbe baa her 116 GD_a fellow at-. our ·~~ He's •bi J!l8 60'8, rted, .well-off, aDd idnd of dnm~ She flgurea to take hJm away Published every day (except Saturdayl by The Ohio VaDey Publlahina Company, 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Business Office phone 9922156. Editorial phone 992-2157. mar. Second class postaee paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. . Natlollll advertlslq repftMD!Itlve Botti~IU ltlmball. IDe., 343 laln&tOII Ave.. New York City, Nq Yort. Sublerlption ratel: llelmrH by ear rter where availlble, 35 eenta per week one year In advanee at the Dally SenU nel offiee $18.20: silt moDths, $9.10 three month! $3.90. By Motor ROute where earrier servlee not available ollf JI!Oillb $1.30. By maD one year $10.00: Siz months, $5.25: Tbree moDths, $3.00 "' ing out faster than other swimmm. This 1s the point wber" most swim. mers who lose their Jives make 1 fatal mistake: They begin swimming their hardest toward the beach. . Since the rip current · ld than 10 to 2o feet · -15 se 0 1!1 more should swim PARALLELd~ t~w~~mersh, • says ESSA d th e eac of !be curr~n:n •Y can soon be free , f' • 1G • mancla OSSIP National Firms Attacking Litterbugging. and bored. Wlien be came lionw_ !it• Children illcJ! 1tr1e!!1 ~ dl8ke 1t up llt,))ij). IIUI.he ~me In,voMil wJ.th, another perlflll ••· er tl!ere. and. that parson sun writes 'to bini. Beca~. he tried to blde..tlle !Ottl!r,l,to~ lt.an4 read it. ~' Was hortWed at the ioUmac)>, and llearDed'· they plan to meet again. If they 4o, It will appear Innocent, for you see, lhe other Jieri!OII.i§ a Pltml from Jtis wfe and four k l d s, stay With him IIDtll she gel! most of his money, and lheo Uve It up as a young divorcee. I can't belleve this of my Sbe't' ptaying· up to him for all husband an4 Jt .has ~~ rna she's .worth, and .'ll!i.n she .illek. I'm sure 'It 'Ia Jullllils one laughs at him ·for a fool. So tar person, but wtiat c;an I do?' Do be hasn't tumbled, but 1 h ~ I confess I aneaked ·Into · !'!'• .says, "Give him Ume _ they hldden letter, or must I II ~e always fail." with thla secret and hope I ne. Helen, he's a nice guy with ver have to really faee it? " a lovery wife and I don't want tG T.Y. see thls happen. Should I. wan! Dear T: someone she's about to slak In To face the truth Is much her hooks? - NEW GIRL AT better !hall to Uve with crusbT~ OFFICE lng suspicion. Your husband De~r New: needs help and he knows lt. I d say your aging friend Is Why else would he bave let you more fool than menace. H her. find that letter? II'• possible he "hook" hasn't snagged a suck- wants no -ore of thls slluatlon, er ~n so.me 10 years of trying, but "lhe other person" won't she s usmg the wrong bait. Ask leave him alone. around, and you may discover A talk wth a psycblatrlst she's know~ as Available Annie, m!ib(sbow you both that an the olftce JOke. - H. . Isolated experience doesn't Dear Jlelen: . -bland a man B! homosexual My husband was stationed In ;but bidden guilt and a wife's Eurilpe for a year, In a remote 'revulsion can push him over area. He was UDhaPJll', lonely ·the line. - H. UPI Fllllelal Editor N~W YORK 'If (UPI) - Syracuse is 33-9Winner Over Portland· ( I Bonllect-.jf , Hearlngweddll)8btllls1· ,.,,, · 1 Look under JEWElRY in the YELLOW·PAGES. . Where your fingers cio ·' the walking. ·1 '• ,, REPORT "The wea!Ut of new prodQitts produced each day In thla coon. bottles 1llat requ~re no depoSit Allen IL Seed, Jr., executive try are all potential Utter" By Congressman NEW YO)!K - FuD!Iie~t light a N. Y. Times front . er •· .. . no return havo been creal- vice president of KAB, said Seed said ' of the week~ a captain. of tfttec- oout linking-up with Ut lj! t. :;:' namt from lhe late James I mg a problem for those per· the 1111"'. prevention campatgn "KAB stands on ,the premise tivea from'. the ·i711Y '.,reCtnct Lindsay GqPsters ;vt; F ~kn ~ .~ character I rom sons and corporations who ~re is producing results. but no- that thls IIIIer potential wnt not aoing the IJ<>nald Dtl'ck ifllte Gonservatlve party will d;o · ~ ... er~ ~ Soun~ and the ' dedlc~ted to keeping Amertca body i~ tbe organization is _re· throw Itself on the hiflhways ~ct near 3rd Ave. him; _also the ,?mrican Co~ tte?;eal name ~ ..wor:o~:~! l beaub!ul. laxing '19 guard. and byways." · H.R. 10867, the 10,867th bill submitted to the First a •. ¥elli>lf ~nvertible servative Uruoo, largestamon~ dead as yestei'day's TV doctor· · Since these bottle• have no . Sesslonoftbe9othCongress. got towed Bl!DY by the C<lps . .. $antl·li~rals in 1/1• country _ Richard (Kildare) Cha,mber- · ' value once the C<lntents are Th~ vole: 2~7 In favor of ad~ption, 196 against adop· Last week we wrote abDUt a vt· some s.; Congressmen of both lain's oil to llvo 1 Lo d · I emptied there is a tendency' to · . lion, 2 pl'l!sent' vot~ and 17 ,Representatives who did :'0 Wi .~a\l),l tip- 1•8ftiea belong . . . Two men , "lllya Darling" :tar n ~~~.;~ ! throw them · away at the ear. not cast a vote. And so ll.R. 10867 was passed. y were st•b~ at the bar of a Mercouri, an.... acknowledged I lies( C<lnv""ience and If a garIf you read the CongressiQnal Record for June 21 famed 3rd . Ave. sa1.0011: one ctolhes horse, ..ts ev<!rvt . b':;• i bage can IS not handy any old .. 1967 you wiU find the same impersonal figures recorded' lreca ilr'll f •· "'• h h I d0 • 1 es I .100 sItch IS lee .a· she wears at Dior in Paris; ev- , ig way wil , NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio Young, who was horn in 11161 onButpage thereH-76~. is more tG t b Is foreign penditures In d ;;:.~~ no posh· Wes~~~~~ en terry cloUt robes. . Industrie~ ~a ling on 0 na.l (UP!) - A two-day celebration near _Gilmore, Ohlo. He pitched story than jus~ tbe imper!IOD31 .to reducee~e need for ~;;:. o tiona! level are developing or I will be staged here July 14 •nd 906 btg leag~e games, registered facts recorded In black a n d -ase. .. •t A • . t" on ve. are filled · 15 t bs tbe 1-• I th -··L•tt d 30 · ~• ' '"illi,E:os~lfiil - staff Russkis carrying out programs to preo o erv~ ..,., onnver· ree ,...,. er~ an. wo~ or whlte on page H-7G25. I voted against .the-' blit be." )~ , I' . vent lltierlng the streets and sary of the birth of Denton (Cy) more games m ftve dtflerent It R. 11186'1 Increases the per· cause ·I felt nothing ~cl"been ' · a . llfets) Pay~'s hishways. · Young: the winningest pitcher seasons. Jlllllent jl;lltlic debt limit from done by tbe admlllii!IIJI!im to ~~~~E~~~~; Suzy, 26, got ~ ~ By WOUam Lawrenco D D S Feel ae-ulble In major league baseball hlsto- Young began llllll. liUim to 1358-bUUon. cut unnecessary spending. . . oltand10me publisher · . ' ,. • • • · • . .,... ry · • . . In C to and ,.. entin ' I ' - •. · ·• ·" ' '.. ~ost of lhese Industries are an n This was the second Ume in •..,.,. al!ti'M5~ b ~.hot ~e bleeding or ~~ from iivotved In the producllon of A banq~et July 14 will feature big lpgue the nwnth •I~ that a bill to I WAS HAPPY to support '' e ~~1ng ill Tho a t&i>th sockel Iller an dtrao- .h htnvenlence oducts os Waite Ho;t, former New York Cleveland National!. · increasi•·lilt'" permanent debt the recent jegis!lltion ~ncembout It , · , _!lim, took ,ttonJs normaal, but It's not nor- till dlspo bl nd th Y•a n k e e pitching star, and tired at the age of 44 limit had been submitted. The lng flag desecraUoq wliich was 1 we d!Cln't . ' - - j mat,:to bleed~anUy..JIIo 1· sa e slbill; a k' us Woody Hayes, head football pitehlng for the St. Louis Card· fir!t .time on J · 7th PljSSed In tbe House of Repreo the by~tander who hal!led lllem llnlted11t~';:ac Ill IIOUI'I after e.!lacUons. If lr ~roore::t"':rom sull~~~ :~ coach at Ohto state, who wiU lnals and Boston Braves 1n lhe gry H!M!se '::rea~n~ti: sentativJS and forwarded -to lhe apart ''. <non , ... ~if, to ~~· ~ is W.sda -•Ilona! thls;hPPf\11 to you It may be ntryside. be ma!ter of cetemonles. Naltonal League and the Indlans defeated the measure. And I· Senate. scene whtch ti,.l salt from ,Y y, June 28, thai . you lifve a blood·clotung ; The event wiU honor Young, and Boston Red Sox in the lo with the del 100 fe,t awav : we ~idn't puti:•,~&th ~ of .196'1 wtth 1116 problem. ,II doe!ll't neceasarny ~ have made sre~t prog- who was born near thts Tusca· American League. r:ntatlvl! "" ea~hest!'."" We have been quite active that detatl In the col~mn lim- I ?Wmdi~ate aillerlous problem but 1\'! by cooperating with Keep raw as County seat and went on rote ts b pres g In seemg that this legislation oly because we didn't seek self- ~· The moon Is between lhe full .Eometimes sucge5ts disease of A'lnerica Beautiful (KABJ to win 511 games durin« his 22 ,v;ung was named to the HaD Pdm~ou w :~ey terlnet! was brought before tbe House agsrandizement. ' ~base and last quarter. · bloo~ of b«<e m&rrOw. You may .j~ich i• suPI?"rted by aboui years in the major leagues. .. ~ arne In 11137 and died on his a ve lrre•pollst- for c~nal! deration. It _I! regret. But because so many readenl nee.! help. , American C.rporatloM and Honorary chairman was Rob- nn near Peol: on Nov. 4, 1955, ~· table hat such legtslatlon is didn't see through our lain I Tbe nwr~ing !lar Is Saturn. . This Is not lite lype-of bleed- li'ed• associations In 27 indus· ert (Lefty) Grove, llke Yolln4 at the age of BU. h~ll er~h:ere many of us who even necessary, but ,there liN modesty, we'll say it right out The evenmg slars are Mars, mg called hemophOia. Hem~ trial categorlea. , , . a Hall of Fame member Oth· 'II'AetS - be~ ~une80 7Ut vote .. llie St>me who are so profane as to candidly. il we hadn't got to the Venuo and Jupl~r. philia is a hereditary disease, ,., . ···•\ •':::y er former major leagu~s ••· g era of mpon- ~!lie the most mpected sadisUc . incident when we did ~- Born on this day In 1902 was occurring only In males, b yl li)J'~~thr!!ill5and~ our ef. peeled to be present lnchlded :~u!~d a~": that ;rrtt\b:: national -standard In the world. · the vtcltm would have b-p n composer 1!'ichard Rodg lransmtlted through mothats ti . . ou!lh "'?" and as Tommy Henrich Joe Medwlck d I' me oth e a For .!!!most two centurtes It kicked to death , as II is, we On this day in hlstoryers. their • : · . an tndustry to carry out and Paul Waner, ~ny Galebouse' ;~,:r•cl'pro~ramstte atlnthe ad· baa ~~ the syJ?bol of freesave<! him It sttll d •, · Hem lla I! discoredf 1~ ·....,n 1¥1l&l'W, to l!ducate cl- Red R ' n a ton 8 a mpt I to dom, .JI®e and liberty to the 0 1 hoirever that th• uniform::'':u:: bo~n r:!~·a ~~f.;"!o~a:e;!i jlY In . c . ood. Awareness of 'tileD~; II/ ·~ ...ater .~are In Beggs, ~~~k J;:.,~~~~ \J: ,:tt~u~l::~ng wlUt tho ('OStly people~: tbe world. The sun ver of a police car n gged i lthe dtsease 1'1!suits In • • I 'llj!tpqilJIJ,.. !lf. Ollr new -~•- Vleg 1 d Ll d (Wh'll 0 am. never- on "Old Glory" down by a young woman !t lite ;mploy:, ,t!Je flnt Monday of precautions to prevent any ·)Ind. nifrice J>ac~ap!," Richard E. an oy y) In_ the fine print, the bill es- In advqcatlng such legi;latlon scene refustd to get oot of his er.e~r. . ! of trauma Uta! would etiuhe F'i.Ji,.,,~ of public a!Par~des were scheduled 'lot tablishes an. additional tempo. I have;n no way advocated the car to help in anv wav & drove bought th~ :co~~~~"!s ~tates . bleeding. Hemophiliacs are usuthe Glal! Contalnet urday July 15 In Newcom~r~ ~at~ borro~t~g auUtority of fl- supprelllilbn of legitimate disa. •way finally, with ' the cruelly . rna C nal fro r ana- ally weQ cared for in •PI¥i~l Man acturen Inllilute, said town 'and N~w Philadelphl ' on on u Y 1, l968. Anyone greement with the policies ol wrecked young ·otan beinl di· l ,•In ~919. Utern -r;;:~ce~ Ver. hosplta! clinica. Tho':" ~eellii II'1!Celltly. . Commemorative ceretnoni~ ~::; "'eth~~~~!s l:tl~s~!t~~bstu:': tbi>se lh lutborlty. The right of ' re~ted - b• '" - to tr• •m•r· sallies WBI signed, offlclall extractions are bo!pllolized at AdOpl CO,.mualty ProiJ'am were slated for the Cy Young The famed Wlncheeter wa/ rejected justg two sbor: orderly,_diSsent Is fundamental gency deparlment o,f a nearby ending World War I. y 'least a day befor~ surgery,and Fisher said GCMI has Memorial at Newcomerstown. Cathedra! Ia the loqeat CB· weeks before lo the nghts ollile. !therty and rnspital That's how we "wat- In 1945, Gen. Douglas Mac- ~e~~ 7'1h IIJleCJal concentrat.. adopted a plant • community CliDica Scbedaled thedral In Enmna-458 I feel that before enactin an th~ purllllt of happiness. nPJSed" It, a sad and vicious : Arthur announced the reron- er d • roze~ ~lasma and oth- program which includes distri· Two baseball cUnies were feet. About 1182 IOmf r. additional Increase In the gdebt ut .~lll'one who cannot exm•mory'an~ " dr•• rv O)'O·Wil· quest of Luzon In the Philip- anu~:csa'rr::~·.18 t~ bution of auto litterbags, anu- scheduled In conjunction with w::l~ A~:!":.:. ~ Umlt the .administration and ~::i~g;t;l dl~en~ without dese8 01 · widower ! , ued after· extractl:n, u IUtter brochures, bumper stick· of the bill for thl 1'81>111'1 ha;e ed enouilbr to D!ck Kollmar and ~ch dress ' A thought for the day-Greek ~~~d h~:arm:' patie!i( IS lblood-dotung time Is not wllh· 15, and Grove wiU give insiruc-' ~~:':~ ~~~:i~~": e prtort y of omesttc and bend ·or express his grievancea. deSii{ller Anne Fo~arly a r philosopher Eurlplde! 8 a I d oll dr ti g . b In normal limits but who are Ilona to sandloltero the foUowing J:~r.o~::j~l~dt~··plataU~ honeymooning In Bermuda . , ' ~an's best possession is ~ l or so essi ~ e roncern,, u not "true bleeden." day. .. --51hiWn&a,lpeneeU::10 'f Dick Nixon doesn't disavow sympatheti~ wife." and :~~~~po.~n~ pa~ent They are a concern because Aboot 500 persons were expec~ ' ose w ose their extraction• are done In ed lor the banquet in honor of ' :¥ '-il, ~. -. . .' . ... . j . lllcbard S. Owen, Publlsber Chester 'l'allneblll. Editor ;ce o·'J.f B•~0 a.dwa · .l ~ •. - DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEICs.MASON AREA the .' ' ' THE DAilY SENTINEl Yet It is a fact that IJ!or StaniDSky remaii!S proud possess1on of musical Amerta. _He h88 just pa~d his 85th birthday mlAs Angeles, bls home since 1939. His home city, happily, has full recognition of bls _genius and lasl .year was a particularly_ !lUSY one for Straviosky with a D1!111~ of memorable perfOrmances by tbe composer-conduclor there. Ill 1913, bls "Rite of Spring" touch· ed off a ti~t at Its first perlornlance. He was a mUSical lllnovator and iconoclast then and ·so he remains to tbls very day. Indulee liB, sir, if we siM "Happy ' ., ' ';' ers and youth activities for Jo. Gla~ cal schools. CLARENCE E. MilLER U.: O::·;!IJJ!t. New Philadelphia Plann·Ing . c-e}ebration • for Cy Young. DOCTORSAYS I ~ r IllY ! I oottF ol ONE DAY l SHIRT SERVICE w• ' Vou get our usual nne service and finishing. eln at 9, ouht 5 :nu tf' BEST PRICE .. IN TOWN!! ETHYL- · Ro.inson's Cleaners I 216 E. 2nd ' 30 9 •· 3t CertHietl Oil Co. WoH Pen Society Notes ., ·'. fain.?.:; I '' I le~~~h~h~ll:~:~~~ su: ~ines ::r ·I n~nj FOUR STE.,KS, MEDIUM ..• WE'I..L STAAT WITH SOME WIOLI """ ~ress sho~ld rea~prals· BE~Rrs Hatlo's They1l Do It • r------jj;tjid;~n;;;?[J:i;;'ItE~~Ti;;--;----, LOU IE, AND TWO CHOPPlD 5111.l.DIN !'OR~ AND POP·.. ~:~.~~e~:':ld ~:OS~:'~'::;~ re· POOR LDUI£· .. I REMEMBER WHEN HIS TH"T'5 THE ~ REL.O.TIV!5 W AT EMPTY AND HIS FA"'ILY MAYBE THE 'T'oiiiiii.E5 JUST TO lf-N.l HE'S W.O.IT I ~ ON.,. THE -'OINT LOOK CHEF COULD ausy... THE ONLY '!'II' Hi'LL Eoi\T ~w, TOO·" THIN SEE 15 a< THE ~P.O.IUGU5" • THE CUSTOMER'!! Hi\.L ALWAY& - - - - - -"\\\COULD ST-"ND UP HAVE RELATIVES·" A L ITTLi I.ON~ER... CUSTOME!i5? I'M NOT 60 SUA.!"• private officeo by dentists who ere not always aware of tbelr c&nditlon. 1 What can you do about It? Tell your dentist. Any ougge• tioo of a blood-clotting problem should be conununicated to your dentist prior to extraction. Report to him: If scratches or NORJB cuts bleed for a long time : If body bruises produce large black and blue marks: or if extractions, dentat' propltylaxis or SIRUV periodontal treaiment cause L.,.::rVo~..; ',·H continued oozing for many holll'll afterwards. T h.u s forewarned, h• can employ necessary pre· oauUona and lessen the extent of, or eliminate, a bleeding episode. · If naeeasary, a "bloodacreening test" or blood·dotling ana. !yolo can he made to determine elotUng time and related ra.. · tors. Normal clotting lime II about 10 to 12 minute!. Anything above that tlme Indicates aomo forlh of clottln1 abnormaUt; ·' and 1 fltrlher study beci>111111 necessarY. Tills Is up t'o cllscrlil lioA ul tilt doetor. 66 FORP· F-100 ·6 cyl. Styleslde PICkup. Low mlleage. - MocleiTB 12 2-64 FORD F-100s ea ~1495 ~gi~!1~ co~: 8 cyl. Styleside Pi~kups. Std. trans. 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CANTALOUPES .., , 49 \~! - c ~ . ORANGE c JOo1. 12u. ALL SPECIALS ON THIS PAGE ARE AVAILABLE AT · · •• !' . ZESTEE·, SPJRASWBERRY i . •. .. . HAIR SPRAY ... / ( . HALO ' I ~=79c . . BONUS I oz. pkg, I . c: . 10c .. •' FRIES -~ . 'l . CHEESE ~-Anwrt·· 200ct. box11 IABO frozen c 100ft. . loll ' FACIAL TISSU.E can · WAX PAPER $1 5 ." - WAGNER'S COFFEE --- . . . THROW AWAY BOTTLES _ ""-qSt>" . Waxtex :1f I ' I .POP NAVY BEANS W's c. 300 ~ 1' GEM . NAPKINS .". ' . lb. Riling s Knft - - I • c L 8 • DA~DU c S9c . DREAM WHI~P - - MARSHMALLOWS SAlAD DRESSING =~~-­ KOSHER DILLS ~= \: SID PICKLES ~:c"J _ __ HOT DOG' SAUCE -~~~ Stlf SNOWDIUPT - - - on . ' '" · _ - • .. • 7oL Iff ' ·· �~ ..... 't ~ L: l ' ' ' ' . " ' ' ,, ' ' I '' I' '• ' -- ~ e \ ' . i (. • ;(.. ·Governor· Three ' ' ' 'J· I' ' ,, ' t at Bear of The Bend . t,llt c:OlleP . pOI•t- · ~· · ll2'0). ' ID .... \VORL() ' a7 Bolt BoefJich BY THE VPI Fewer Lo1111et . WASIIINGTON - THE UNIT· ed States is losing fewer planes in the Vietnam war than Penlagon officials expected, ~ccording to an unpublished J)efen.e Department study. Offlcials sald the number of planes lost in combat in North and South Vietnam in 11 · months from the beginning of November, 1965, through April 1967 was about !50 below the edv~nce estimate the Johnson administration gave Congress. In a trem ponl, Cllle of a Slatel wllo are turning flail II1ICh 1I0M* ue bela& buill a Ewington News Notes ' ·' to permit rape or Incest provlsloll where the dangered. Deleted .... ,tlul_ sored by R,ep. lobil braltb, R-Mawnee, "~:::!! vision .•bortl!!lll was believed t1!t . born will! ·~~ mental d018cti. , . !or , The votf and a on WI& p-a. 'Die party IIIJej, . Gaibl:allh, Wbo ·~!ll! sage amendnten!l. WI RACIN' E ... . BY MRS. MlTCilELL WEBB Garden Club at ,Wilkesville at Recent visitors · of Mr. and the home of Mrs. Luther BowMrs. Alva Low.. ·3m! daughter, len, Jr. II was their 3oth anniMrs. Johnle Keys, and daughler versary. were the Lowes' aon and lam. ily, Mr. and Mrs. George Lowe . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McMarand two daughters of League ICk of FiorJda were overmght City, Texas. They wen(.} on to guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. northern Ohio. Othe~P visitors Harley Green. In the Lowes' home were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Webb were and Mrs. Gerald Baumgardner visitors in Gallipolis recently. and son of Custar, 0., Mr. ..,.. /' . .. and Mrs. Ralph Lowe and two Recem Sunday everung VISIdaughters of Grand Rapids o .lors of Mr. and , Mrs. DaviS and Mr. Johnie Keys. ' ., -'!all 'were their' daughter, 1>1~and Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Ball s Johnie Keys spent lbe week- pArents, Mr. and Mrs. John end wUh his wife and daugh- Webb. ter Krista Dee, and his wife's family. He was Jlome from Co- Mrs. George,.Ball s pent a lumbus whero )i is employed. week In Columbus w1th her · daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mr. and Mrs. Loren Smith of Rusaell. I Rudolph were recent Sunday . . visitors of Mr. and Mrs . . Alva Mr. and Mrs. Franklm P I nLoiVe. ,. • .lloll of The Plains were recent Mr. and Mrs. Jrtlne Keys and visitors of'Mr. and Mrs. Harley daughter visited a Sunday with Green. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keys a n d M and Mr Basel Harris family , Mr. and Mrs. AI v 8 an/iamlly of Albans, W. Lowe, Mr. a~d Mrs. George Va spent a weekend with their Lowe and family, Mr. and Mrs. 1 • d M K e 1t h Ralph Lowe and family visited , parents, Mr. an rs. Conkle's Hollow Sunday. Mr. I' Ty!o:, Mr. and Mrs. Earl MarGeorge A. Lowe visited with '"· Mr. Dewey Walker, who was Mrs. BIU Barr and children Mr. Lowe's high school teacher are visiting her mother, Mrs. at Vinton almost 28 years ago. Erma Robie and sons. Mrs. Keith Tyler. Mrs . Jane Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tyler Ann Denney, Mrs. Opal Tyler, spent an evening with th• forMrs. Harley'Green all attended mer's sister, Mr. and Mrs. oHar- Hoose, duced ill impiCt·lild lions to it. Ful• V alu •RKET For Over The ·open Mon.-Fri. ... ~ .....' 9 toe Saturday .. .. • .. .. • • • • • 9. to 8 Long-Weekend 5Tli & PEAitL STS.-RACINI MEN-WOMEN · "The 8torf. With A Rart" ' Right reserved to Umlt quantlllea. ' OUR OWN QUAUTY'FRESH GRIND- · .cHIUMiiN1. i~"J Salllng• For June 29, 30, lul1l BEST FOR OUTDOOR BARBECU,NG ~ " 1111 SIIOIIOX )t. =======-= River News I ley Green. Mrs. John!• Keys anndd; :~:t.l ter spent a week in C. - . . - - - -...- - - with Mr. Keys. Gaugos - Gallipolis, 12.3 and ·Mr. and' Mrs. Harley Green, 12.1 running 2.5 'feet of rollers; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MeC~rmick Pl. Pleasant, 24.31; POmeroy- went to Lake Hope recenUy Mason, 20.84; «<nton, !.Ill stat.; for a picnic dinoer. Kanawha FallS, 3.19 rising; Mrs. Alva Lqwe and daugh-1 Charleston. oul London, Mar- ter, Mrs. Jobnle Keys a n d met and Wmljeld are on the daughter were recent visil~rs sills. of Mrs. Lowe's sister, Mrs. Boat Movements bert Welker of Wellston. GalllpoU. Loeb ·- Luther Mr. and Mrs. Dayid Ball Herdman down 3:35p. m.; John family and the Balls' d~''!lh!••r J. Rowe down 6:50 p. m.; Jeff- Mr. and Mrs. -Raymond nmJie, boat up 9:05 p. m.; Elgercliff Mr. and Mrs. John Webb all up 11:30 p. m.; City of , ~ joyed a.,Pcnic dinner at Lake Louis 12:20 a. m.: Alldn zeph- Alma .a recent Sunday. yr down 12 :25 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Lowe were Kauawba River - Marmet, visitors in Gallipolis recently. Fort Dearborn - down 4:2S p. Mrs. Ronald Boho and brotlh-1 m.; MI. Stale down 9:40p.m.; er, Warren Polsley, were Winfield, Tammy L. White up lora of their sister, Mrs . B:U p. m.: Alan R. Merrill up Terry. Her daupter, Patty, 10 p. m.; Helen Z. down 3:50 rompanled them home for a. m.; H. E Bowles up 6:40 visit. a m.; Robert G West up 6:45 Mr. and Mrst Alva Lowe were a. m reeent visitors of Mr. and o.Jo River - Lock 14, Na- Dewey Good. tiona! up 8:10p. m.: Robert P. Mr. and M1s. Delbert Vorrr.l Lane up 1:25 a. m.: Co I Ion were shopping in Gallipolis 1lbolt up 11 :05 p, m.; Susan centlv. Queen up 2:25 a. m.; S. M. · Jenks up 3:05 a. m.; Criss Jr. IIEATS OFF up 3:35 a m.; Pennsylvania up COALGATE, Okla. (UP!)-{). 5 a.m.; Jacob G. up 5:25a.m.: W. Yother, 53, was supposed to Titan down 7 a m.; Lock 15, have gone on trial on a c~;~~ J Steel Clipper up '4:40 a. m.: 1of murdering a former d1 Shirley down 5 : ~ a. m.: Wil-l sheriff. But it was too hot. liam H. Zimmer uo 6:45 a. rn.:, Lawrers for the defense and Loci: 16, OVEC down 3:40 a .~ th• slate agreed this week to m.; Loek 17, Jefferson up 10:15 :postpone the trial until son1e-1 p.m.; Lock 18, Express up 1:50!\ime this fall. The Atokkaa:r~~:~rl a. m.; Lock 19, Reliable up us leourthou!e is not a a. m.; Bellville Locks, John 'tioned. Morrow up 6:25 a. m.: Lock 21. i St. Mary's do'o"'l 6:05 a. m.; • CASE H. Johnston and Chaperon up 1j EDINBURGH, Scotland (UP)) 8:25 a. m.; Edward S. -Benjamin Duffield was '/Orlh down 6:45 a. m.: the law with his "sni"2.1, A. V. Criss down 8 p. scoteh, an Kenova down ·10 p m.: ruled Tuesday. Mignon down 3 a. m.; Duffield used a up Locks. Franklin B. up used te dry 4fi~~:;~:: j p. rn.; Walter G. Hongland K'Oich 881 of fllier 1:45 p. m.; Buckeye Stale aw8)' by a wllilk7 7:35 p. m.: Beckjord down The court ftied he Will p. m.; Beaver up 2 a the. queen of la:J:es. Principlo up 3:15 a m. J. Lewis 4:50 a. m.; TO RESIGN SEOUL fUP1 · · ,...,,,r, .... ,..,,..,. ~IWO!th up 6:40 a m.; 7/110 a. m.: Monday uld tile South ·cab.,. would , . ~\ :=~~~ D: doWII Zebph7t 10 11ve Presldmrt · · frte band up 1 I I ~. '.l , But Flaflor ••• But For Barbeculn1 FRENCH,an l .' w AI Horru! •• , AI The Pienicl FairMont Countryside I ,. ·EJI: . . ' I c !1 gal. carttn ' ' ' '•! .. · .. .. 8 . Zenith 20' (dlq.) Color '1'1-227 If•.• ., plcluro 11 $399.95'-$1.71 por .....'"r ;;;fr o< . Acompolllor'ol4'(dlal-)-*: · . ,• sq, in. II $329.95'-$3.23 pot oq.lll, Another compitllor'all' (dill-)- ' • , 227 SQ. IN. ZIIIITll ' Mi.r.a,l.e Whip Dad's Old Fashioned c ' qubrt . .. I " ' ROOT BEER ' ., .. I, , '· .~ ~ : Full Zenith Handcrafted quality ' !' j, Regule~ or Gal. . Custom Canned Pi,qeqto I; ' ,. ·: ~ 'I ""'; J '• ' ., ' '"'r-' ' '· ' . 1;,· ., ; ~-.; .' • N.W ~lth Hlab Plrfonnlnce Hlndcnfllll Cltlllll for UntiVIIIII,~Ib!llty, . 'kraft SliceCI' ~611~1: Am. or PI"', · 12 oz. pks~ ··~·~ ,: POP Pomefoy 11llller \«·I!:ETA c. --- LOCAL TEMPS · . "Loaf No deposit, no return glass keg . . ~- HERE'S PROOF Kraft SalacH>re5sirig . .. .. ' . .;.;:-;.'" ,,. ' . " 60 sq. in. II $199.95'-$3.33 pot oq.ta,~ ,, qt. . ' lb. . pkg.' ICE CREAM lis Goodin . . . .. ' rr.;·;.'·"' .., . �~ ..... 't ~ L: l ' ' ' ' . " ' ' ,, ' ' I '' I' '• ' -- ~ e \ ' . i (. • ;(.. ·Governor· Three ' ' ' 'J· I' ' ,, ' t at Bear of The Bend . t,llt c:OlleP . pOI•t- · ~· · ll2'0). ' ID .... \VORL() ' a7 Bolt BoefJich BY THE VPI Fewer Lo1111et . WASIIINGTON - THE UNIT· ed States is losing fewer planes in the Vietnam war than Penlagon officials expected, ~ccording to an unpublished J)efen.e Department study. Offlcials sald the number of planes lost in combat in North and South Vietnam in 11 · months from the beginning of November, 1965, through April 1967 was about !50 below the edv~nce estimate the Johnson administration gave Congress. In a trem ponl, Cllle of a Slatel wllo are turning flail II1ICh 1I0M* ue bela& buill a Ewington News Notes ' ·' to permit rape or Incest provlsloll where the dangered. Deleted .... ,tlul_ sored by R,ep. lobil braltb, R-Mawnee, "~:::!! vision .•bortl!!lll was believed t1!t . born will! ·~~ mental d018cti. , . !or , The votf and a on WI& p-a. 'Die party IIIJej, . Gaibl:allh, Wbo ·~!ll! sage amendnten!l. WI RACIN' E ... . BY MRS. MlTCilELL WEBB Garden Club at ,Wilkesville at Recent visitors · of Mr. and the home of Mrs. Luther BowMrs. Alva Low.. ·3m! daughter, len, Jr. II was their 3oth anniMrs. Johnle Keys, and daughler versary. were the Lowes' aon and lam. ily, Mr. and Mrs. George Lowe . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McMarand two daughters of League ICk of FiorJda were overmght City, Texas. They wen(.} on to guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. northern Ohio. Othe~P visitors Harley Green. In the Lowes' home were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Webb were and Mrs. Gerald Baumgardner visitors in Gallipolis recently. and son of Custar, 0., Mr. ..,.. /' . .. and Mrs. Ralph Lowe and two Recem Sunday everung VISIdaughters of Grand Rapids o .lors of Mr. and , Mrs. DaviS and Mr. Johnie Keys. ' ., -'!all 'were their' daughter, 1>1~and Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Ball s Johnie Keys spent lbe week- pArents, Mr. and Mrs. John end wUh his wife and daugh- Webb. ter Krista Dee, and his wife's family. He was Jlome from Co- Mrs. George,.Ball s pent a lumbus whero )i is employed. week In Columbus w1th her · daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mr. and Mrs. Loren Smith of Rusaell. I Rudolph were recent Sunday . . visitors of Mr. and Mrs . . Alva Mr. and Mrs. Franklm P I nLoiVe. ,. • .lloll of The Plains were recent Mr. and Mrs. Jrtlne Keys and visitors of'Mr. and Mrs. Harley daughter visited a Sunday with Green. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keys a n d M and Mr Basel Harris family , Mr. and Mrs. AI v 8 an/iamlly of Albans, W. Lowe, Mr. a~d Mrs. George Va spent a weekend with their Lowe and family, Mr. and Mrs. 1 • d M K e 1t h Ralph Lowe and family visited , parents, Mr. an rs. Conkle's Hollow Sunday. Mr. I' Ty!o:, Mr. and Mrs. Earl MarGeorge A. Lowe visited with '"· Mr. Dewey Walker, who was Mrs. BIU Barr and children Mr. Lowe's high school teacher are visiting her mother, Mrs. at Vinton almost 28 years ago. Erma Robie and sons. Mrs. Keith Tyler. Mrs . Jane Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tyler Ann Denney, Mrs. Opal Tyler, spent an evening with th• forMrs. Harley'Green all attended mer's sister, Mr. and Mrs. oHar- Hoose, duced ill impiCt·lild lions to it. Ful• V alu •RKET For Over The ·open Mon.-Fri. ... ~ .....' 9 toe Saturday .. .. • .. .. • • • • • 9. to 8 Long-Weekend 5Tli & PEAitL STS.-RACINI MEN-WOMEN · "The 8torf. With A Rart" ' Right reserved to Umlt quantlllea. ' OUR OWN QUAUTY'FRESH GRIND- · .cHIUMiiN1. i~"J Salllng• For June 29, 30, lul1l BEST FOR OUTDOOR BARBECU,NG ~ " 1111 SIIOIIOX )t. =======-= River News I ley Green. Mrs. John!• Keys anndd; :~:t.l ter spent a week in C. - . . - - - -...- - - with Mr. Keys. Gaugos - Gallipolis, 12.3 and ·Mr. and' Mrs. Harley Green, 12.1 running 2.5 'feet of rollers; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MeC~rmick Pl. Pleasant, 24.31; POmeroy- went to Lake Hope recenUy Mason, 20.84; «<nton, !.Ill stat.; for a picnic dinoer. Kanawha FallS, 3.19 rising; Mrs. Alva Lqwe and daugh-1 Charleston. oul London, Mar- ter, Mrs. Jobnle Keys a n d met and Wmljeld are on the daughter were recent visil~rs sills. of Mrs. Lowe's sister, Mrs. Boat Movements bert Welker of Wellston. GalllpoU. Loeb ·- Luther Mr. and Mrs. Dayid Ball Herdman down 3:35p. m.; John family and the Balls' d~''!lh!••r J. Rowe down 6:50 p. m.; Jeff- Mr. and Mrs. -Raymond nmJie, boat up 9:05 p. m.; Elgercliff Mr. and Mrs. John Webb all up 11:30 p. m.; City of , ~ joyed a.,Pcnic dinner at Lake Louis 12:20 a. m.: Alldn zeph- Alma .a recent Sunday. yr down 12 :25 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Lowe were Kauawba River - Marmet, visitors in Gallipolis recently. Fort Dearborn - down 4:2S p. Mrs. Ronald Boho and brotlh-1 m.; MI. Stale down 9:40p.m.; er, Warren Polsley, were Winfield, Tammy L. White up lora of their sister, Mrs . B:U p. m.: Alan R. Merrill up Terry. Her daupter, Patty, 10 p. m.; Helen Z. down 3:50 rompanled them home for a. m.; H. E Bowles up 6:40 visit. a m.; Robert G West up 6:45 Mr. and Mrst Alva Lowe were a. m reeent visitors of Mr. and o.Jo River - Lock 14, Na- Dewey Good. tiona! up 8:10p. m.: Robert P. Mr. and M1s. Delbert Vorrr.l Lane up 1:25 a. m.: Co I Ion were shopping in Gallipolis 1lbolt up 11 :05 p, m.; Susan centlv. Queen up 2:25 a. m.; S. M. · Jenks up 3:05 a. m.; Criss Jr. IIEATS OFF up 3:35 a m.; Pennsylvania up COALGATE, Okla. (UP!)-{). 5 a.m.; Jacob G. up 5:25a.m.: W. Yother, 53, was supposed to Titan down 7 a m.; Lock 15, have gone on trial on a c~;~~ J Steel Clipper up '4:40 a. m.: 1of murdering a former d1 Shirley down 5 : ~ a. m.: Wil-l sheriff. But it was too hot. liam H. Zimmer uo 6:45 a. rn.:, Lawrers for the defense and Loci: 16, OVEC down 3:40 a .~ th• slate agreed this week to m.; Loek 17, Jefferson up 10:15 :postpone the trial until son1e-1 p.m.; Lock 18, Express up 1:50!\ime this fall. The Atokkaa:r~~:~rl a. m.; Lock 19, Reliable up us leourthou!e is not a a. m.; Bellville Locks, John 'tioned. Morrow up 6:25 a. m.: Lock 21. i St. Mary's do'o"'l 6:05 a. m.; • CASE H. Johnston and Chaperon up 1j EDINBURGH, Scotland (UP)) 8:25 a. m.; Edward S. -Benjamin Duffield was '/Orlh down 6:45 a. m.: the law with his "sni"2.1, A. V. Criss down 8 p. scoteh, an Kenova down ·10 p m.: ruled Tuesday. Mignon down 3 a. m.; Duffield used a up Locks. Franklin B. up used te dry 4fi~~:;~:: j p. rn.; Walter G. Hongland K'Oich 881 of fllier 1:45 p. m.; Buckeye Stale aw8)' by a wllilk7 7:35 p. m.: Beckjord down The court ftied he Will p. m.; Beaver up 2 a the. queen of la:J:es. Principlo up 3:15 a m. J. Lewis 4:50 a. m.; TO RESIGN SEOUL fUP1 · · ,...,,,r, .... ,..,,..,. ~IWO!th up 6:40 a m.; 7/110 a. m.: Monday uld tile South ·cab.,. would , . ~\ :=~~~ D: doWII Zebph7t 10 11ve Presldmrt · · frte band up 1 I I ~. '.l , But Flaflor ••• But For Barbeculn1 FRENCH,an l .' w AI Horru! •• , AI The Pienicl FairMont Countryside I ,. ·EJI: . . ' I c !1 gal. carttn ' ' ' '•! .. · .. .. 8 . Zenith 20' (dlq.) Color '1'1-227 If•.• ., plcluro 11 $399.95'-$1.71 por .....'"r ;;;fr o< . Acompolllor'ol4'(dlal-)-*: · . ,• sq, in. II $329.95'-$3.23 pot oq.lll, Another compitllor'all' (dill-)- ' • , 227 SQ. IN. ZIIIITll ' Mi.r.a,l.e Whip Dad's Old Fashioned c ' qubrt . .. I " ' ROOT BEER ' ., .. I, , '· .~ ~ : Full Zenith Handcrafted quality ' !' j, Regule~ or Gal. . Custom Canned Pi,qeqto I; ' ,. ·: ~ 'I ""'; J '• ' ., ' '"'r-' ' '· ' . 1;,· ., ; ~-.; .' • N.W ~lth Hlab Plrfonnlnce Hlndcnfllll Cltlllll for UntiVIIIII,~Ib!llty, . 'kraft SliceCI' ~611~1: Am. or PI"', · 12 oz. pks~ ··~·~ ,: POP Pomefoy 11llller \«·I!:ETA c. --- LOCAL TEMPS · . "Loaf No deposit, no return glass keg . . ~- HERE'S PROOF Kraft SalacH>re5sirig . .. .. ' . .;.;:-;.'" ,,. ' . " 60 sq. in. II $199.95'-$3.33 pot oq.ta,~ ,, qt. . ' lb. . pkg.' ICE CREAM lis Goodin . . . .. ' rr.;·;.'·"' .., . �. . . .' ·,. , ' 'l ' "·I f(l ' ' ' \ •' .. --- ' ,( • ' ' - "l " . . . . . Co:.ng~ Miller '1/an on ,, ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy~Middleport, Q., June 28, 1967-11 WA8111NGTON (UI!JI- Tilt ~. Re...... Cimo' mlssfoa TaOsila)o apprOved 1 $171,$23 t~Pnt for COIIIInle- Shaw's ~Arrest is Mistake Insists 'Resigned DeputY ' ' • j- WASHING'i'Olil'-":f'A man bn oot,Jhe..11 1101111ly lotUllstrlct bold a~:.open.door · ~silollln tbe will meet wiih tbe Bo.ni·Ol ' the move~' .Is i '!&bel aptly a!> dur!iig the· 5-4ay period•.·· Juvenile' ROOm of the . County vOle ~wqe dlipolal syalem1 plled ·lo' 101h . ~ l!epresenMllJer will beiiD his ' ·w~· Court Houle in New tex,ljlgtOn Morgan Colmly, Oblo. tatlve Clarence<$, Hiller. end aciiVllies with an ''0 p e.n from 9-11 a.m. At 1 p.m. on SatAs SOc:tlleal~n • Ql)io res~ Door Sellslon" at the M0/0D- ul'jlay, Miller ' will ,trav~l to Tolfii _..1 ol CO!IJV*!IOII will be $578,4118. Of lblo a· i!en~ are . busy· mUing fi n a 1 l!elsvWe Post Office from W Shawnee to take part in · t·h e ' ;, moant, $173,5!11 will be pro- pi,paratlOllll· tor· the forthcorn· ~.,m: 01\ Frlclay, June'sotb. 'Thll first annllal Mine Festival Par· •klod utler the Federal Wa· 1n1 holidli)' wee):oQ!I, so too Is wUI be foliowed .by ·h!a partie!· ade. . pation in the MeOlnnelsVllle Monday, Jdly 3rd, wUI II n d lor Pollalfoa Colitrol Ac 1, tbelr•~l!l· Miller! ·bas · announced his Se8qllicentennial Parade-to be him ' in Pomeroy where he will $!31,310 by local · - · Slid · $173,5%t onder .tie Appalaflil. lentaUve ·lt.lnetary for the IGbg held at 6 p.m. 911 Frldlly eve- hold an open door s e s s 1o-n Independence Day ·Weekend. A ning. !rom 3-5 p.m. in the Jury Room II Act. · NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - A key member of schedule which w!U keep him, Saturday will take him to of the Meigs County o u r t Atty. Jim Garrison's staff who resigned Monday said that constantly circulating Perry · Coullly, wbere be will House. On Monday nlght, be eonspiracy defendant Clay L. S!law should never' have been arrested in GarrlsOll'S Investigation into the assassination of President KeJIIIedy. , · · tfon of the Malta-McConneiS. I ,i I. • •• Dist.l•-• ------ WIWam Gurvlcb, a former private investigator who worked with Garrison about seven months on the investi· gatiou, said he began having doubts about tha case as lady as 1aJt January. The lnvesUgat;lon came to llgbt In i'tbruarY. but re~.U7 began al1J11ild last Novem· t 'i '' CHECK OUR PRICESII y.., mltlof •• surprl,.. !tow e-• much lower our r•ittd prices. Look at the pump, ,Pium&fng.Heatlng ' PLUMBING · AND HUTING Phone WY 2·2550 ·' ' ' " '· "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED G~NIROUS lb. • CHEF BOY-AR-DEE JUMBO SIZE "' BOUNTY TOWftf &MeatBalls 15c~n:L •' . , . .. . ' . ' . ,..: . . 1 " '' ' ATRACINE • WAID CROSS SONS BIG ' 'I" . 49c 3 $.1. I : fi . ·l . . • Whole Hams 59c • · ATTUPPEIS PLAIN$" • -------------------------~ pkgL LYONS MARKET MARKETS ;. i,Q'' ~:· . ;'· :r •· .. • E.LL HOUSE lnSta· t.~t :(:oHee · ·• · .. ... YOUNG TURKEYS h - - - - to -' BONELESS-COOKED CANNED 'HAMS . 1BRAUNSCHWEIGER SALT . gratefulfortllefree~tW-Itu.afforded•theprivilege of serving the~ ,.w.for more than a century. Wewelcnu k. It.keepl.- • em - . I I ' f I . ~=-39c CUTRITE WAXED .PAPER MARIO STUFFED· OLIVES MUELLER'S MACARONI 5 ~: 49c ELBOW-- ~JE. A . K _VIENNA SAUSAGE II • BE~EF Armour's ::~• • ·$1.00 ' 1-lb., 2 ounce ' ' . II. "'f this be square, tllen we're !IQ]}.ar\'." Ohio Valley '' -AlP lftlUiD· H~;.o..fBrfilum >· ' IUN WATERMELONS ~ULY 2 ' , ... ' . .' T.,.sday, July 4 lnclependinctl Day . 1 1 ' \ lb. ' .,. \ APPLE•·'PIES .. . BAKED FRESH ~ ,. - DAILY _ _.....· -• ~~I . . '. HomeGrown .. . RlCH ,NUTTY FLAVOR · ' .' I · New-A&P F,_,; D111llh ~ : I: 69c in on the Fine Gifts! .... pkg. 35c II PLAID· .. .. :... each 39c Bnld 4 22-oz. lvs. 99c Rolls pkg. of 8 29c . E-.tra Slips To Help You Win! Califtni• .I · COFFEE CAKf Salad Dressing 1V1 qt. jar 69c ANN PAGE ' ALL ' WIJH 10e IN.STORE Elbow Macaroni 21b. pkg. 39c BUTTER 'COUPON ANN PAGE ' . Salad Mustard .. 2 lb. Jar 25c Frozon-Concenlrlted I\ \ ANN PAGE . hallan Dressing 8-oz. btl. 29c Lemonade·10 6-oz. cans 99c .• AI~ ' '. Grape Drink 3 46-oz. cans 89c ·. FOR ..:. >&_ I 1- ., ::.,. Tea Bags .... . pkg. of 48 45c ·Swiss (hHse · '· .. · •: ·L 75c · NAIISCO FIG ~ONS - · - - - - lb. pkg. 39c Cantaloupes .· ANN PAGI h CLOSED l.A}GJ.:cAI.f~!lN14 ~' BORDEN'S DiJ Mnk ... 32 oz. ,,:,g. $tot Cantaloupes=_ ... 49c 49c .Gra , . pes ........ ltol· , .LeHuce L!"'.... t•. 39c ' , WHITI HOUSE INSTANT 1: iifi;July3 9!AA\f09PM C lu.fl. of OUR OWN ' ·Large, Sweet J Red Ripe tach CLOSED . PINK SALMON ··1-lb. can 69c ':1 Elsie Pops · · J~ P.llFk pkJ· 49c .'· . ·'i CO\.D STREAM A&P FRESHiPRODUC::EI S1t. July 1 9AMto·9PM '. iwcit' ' ' STORE HOURS THIS WEEKEND ,. CHARCOAL •··•· 200.. bag 99c ·' Brng Clitrifes '· · .:; ·'\>~ ltD. 6'9c JAJtE PARKER-NEW PACK BORDEN'S ORANGE PC)JAtO CHIPS 1-lb. box 59c : .Fruit Drink·· .Y2.--aal. ctn. 29~ 1 0 MEATEl2-oz. can 49c " t&!»u~A~~ · 2~l&.'c~i$f:~!, RETAilS.EFFECTIVE THBq SAT. JULY 1ST IN GAWPQlJS, POMEROY { . '· . . 't:~ 2Sc Fine Grocery Features! •- ~w ' i .· '",. lb. 59c JANE PARKER pack·----..... FRYER ~~EGS ···tTH . \ '!:HIGH _ _ __ "We._,..,,..,.ellneJisric- • For Picnics at Home-Beach-Lake s:.~·s1· , SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY ' "~ PUFFS FACIAl. TISSUES ' IDAHOAN 'INSTANT POTATOES CENTER CUT ' ;.' !f .... ~ BY M<IIIIE ALEX"-'mER and Mrs. Ita!bryn Rece attend· Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Alexan- Iod ~ wedding oi Linda Kay der ~pent several days recently Sonders of Logan, and Mr. with their dllughler, Mr. and Quentin Cadd Of Haydenville at Mrs. VIctor Ciancetia and !am- the Church of Christ In Chrlslly, steubenville. llan Union, Lngan, recently. Mr. Cadd was a former Vlnron hoy. ,' ~~~~E _ ,, --~~- ·49f U.S. GRADE A ~ InwriM!IIia!ar;,.w e'-.e-pod,.-s.c:l jAtitinnii'OW ami proeper. . RED. .BARN ' FROZEN ... CHOPPED HAM · ···· · lb. 79c CHUCK STEAKS ··· ~ ·· , lb. S9t .. IMPORTED CINTER SLICES . ENGLISH R0AS T ...... lb A BOILED. HAM ·.... · lb. $1.69 FOR BRAISING ~ .~.,c '· . . , ,fresh SPARE RIBS .... lb. 69c BHF"STRIPS · ·•.. ·.... I&. 89c · i SONELESS BUTT STYLI ' SHOULDER CUT ·. PORK ROAST · .... ·.. lb. 69c. SWISS ST~K .... ·.. : 1~9c . , BUTTSTY~E . . ... ,;: ~, BEEF, VEAL, ~Otij{ :, . ., . • t, Stqi(S •.... · .. 1•• 79c MEAT LOAF MIX ;h~ lhJ6tc, If it is••• then, br gvlly, we'Je-aquare. Beea\JSewe'JeJRQC}.t_. Am llric•Mritage· .. Savings·ForJune29,30,Julyl &3 . .,. SUPIR·RIGHT CHIPPED .. lti. " ;UPER·RtGHJ.,-LARGE BOLOGNA OR RUTLAND DEPT. STORE \ ~·(MORTON'S ATRUTLAND • ' Viriton News .~' FRESH OR FROZEN-ANY SIZE q •t .' Ut Not Ends lb. Mailers will be able to send tid from 30 to 40 pounds; on Ju. 2.1 pound parcels botween first ly 1, 1970, the size will be c.lass post offlees which are ISO creas«< to 78 Inches; and on rrJ!es or more apart starting Ju- July 1, 1971, the size Is sched· ly I, Poslmaster E. C. CsldweD uled to be increased to 84 !nell· II l'f'X.inrl•d patrons todoy. T h e es. · present weight limit fs20 Postmaster Caldwell also repou!ld~, he said. . · \minded mallers Ilia! parcel• This Is tfie first of five In· weighing up to 40 pounds can creases acbedoled to take·eflect be mailed between first class annunl!y until 1971, when 40 post o!Dce~ Jess than 150 mlles poond, 84 Inch maxlmum size apart Packages addressed to wW be autborlf.ed belween-a 11 and fro~ 2nd, 3rd and 4th clas_s 1 first cjil~ post offices. s 1z e post offices, Alaska and Hawilil llmJ!ations are now 72 Inches : :"'" not '!fiecled by the increase In combined girth d 1 th m size and weight proV!alona of - · •• . an eng · t~e Public Law 89-sia, which 11'11~ next !ncrease, on July I, became effective Janq.15, he 196t;-1111Mi!lse tbe !"eight ltm· ~· said. Parcel post maflihgs tp ll to i\,0 J1!)11llds. On July, lj l969, from •these offices 'temaln · , ~lgbt llmJt w~~~~~l 70-"pounds==-an=d..::IO! in~: ". . c~ Shank Portions 1411•·-•nd up a • Generous BuH Portions 59c First.ofFivt·New Weight ·Limits Effective July I · ANTHONY ' ' Your b.pendable P..ler FGr • "Super-Right" Quality Meats I ¥"" 11. Many comp1nlts have rectors of the Melgs llll!l UaUita 1 County Farm B~.aus to. cuss the striP llllnlng ~·~~~~~ conjroit(lng Soutbeallern farmers. On JUly 4th, the will be in Fairfield participate in Day Flat Raising · at Carrbll, a! 12 noon. He conclude his weekend wit\1 his partlclpalioo in I h warrant: . annual 4th of July at •~t.:C• ber. there are members of the Garrison Is trying to show era! government who want that there was a .New Orlelllllr cover up facts. based plot to ldll!be Presldenl · Gurvich said Monday night Garrison Immediately replied he has asked the Orleans Parto Gurvich's resignation, .say· Ish (county) ·grand jury to hear lng the Investigator could not his testimony concerning ....... 11 tesign because he had riot been vest'ies of justice." with the staff for two weeks. . He said to his knowle,tge Garrison also &aid tbet our; there was no conspiracy and vlch's reslgnaUon would lie vie\Vj no plot He explained that be ed as "the latest move !ronli joined the Investigation at Garthe eastern beadquarlef8 of li rison's request when Garrison "tabllshmenlto atlempt to diJili told him he had a strong case. credit 01j1' invest!gstlon Into ~ Garrison said earlier t h a t lacs of Preolden Kmm&' Gurvich just mopped in his of· ~y's assasalnation." ·~ lice ·one day and offered to The dlslrlc! attorney·. saJ ~. help. . ' c Dl-f lalle8i~~i1 !it i;)~:l "" WBK ~·K ' . •"" • •K . ) • �. . . .' ·,. , ' 'l ' "·I f(l ' ' ' \ •' .. --- ' ,( • ' ' - "l " . . . . . Co:.ng~ Miller '1/an on ,, ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy~Middleport, Q., June 28, 1967-11 WA8111NGTON (UI!JI- Tilt ~. Re...... Cimo' mlssfoa TaOsila)o apprOved 1 $171,$23 t~Pnt for COIIIInle- Shaw's ~Arrest is Mistake Insists 'Resigned DeputY ' ' • j- WASHING'i'Olil'-":f'A man bn oot,Jhe..11 1101111ly lotUllstrlct bold a~:.open.door · ~silollln tbe will meet wiih tbe Bo.ni·Ol ' the move~' .Is i '!&bel aptly a!> dur!iig the· 5-4ay period•.·· Juvenile' ROOm of the . County vOle ~wqe dlipolal syalem1 plled ·lo' 101h . ~ l!epresenMllJer will beiiD his ' ·w~· Court Houle in New tex,ljlgtOn Morgan Colmly, Oblo. tatlve Clarence<$, Hiller. end aciiVllies with an ''0 p e.n from 9-11 a.m. At 1 p.m. on SatAs SOc:tlleal~n • Ql)io res~ Door Sellslon" at the M0/0D- ul'jlay, Miller ' will ,trav~l to Tolfii _..1 ol CO!IJV*!IOII will be $578,4118. Of lblo a· i!en~ are . busy· mUing fi n a 1 l!elsvWe Post Office from W Shawnee to take part in · t·h e ' ;, moant, $173,5!11 will be pro- pi,paratlOllll· tor· the forthcorn· ~.,m: 01\ Frlclay, June'sotb. 'Thll first annllal Mine Festival Par· •klod utler the Federal Wa· 1n1 holidli)' wee):oQ!I, so too Is wUI be foliowed .by ·h!a partie!· ade. . pation in the MeOlnnelsVllle Monday, Jdly 3rd, wUI II n d lor Pollalfoa Colitrol Ac 1, tbelr•~l!l· Miller! ·bas · announced his Se8qllicentennial Parade-to be him ' in Pomeroy where he will $!31,310 by local · - · Slid · $173,5%t onder .tie Appalaflil. lentaUve ·lt.lnetary for the IGbg held at 6 p.m. 911 Frldlly eve- hold an open door s e s s 1o-n Independence Day ·Weekend. A ning. !rom 3-5 p.m. in the Jury Room II Act. · NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - A key member of schedule which w!U keep him, Saturday will take him to of the Meigs County o u r t Atty. Jim Garrison's staff who resigned Monday said that constantly circulating Perry · Coullly, wbere be will House. On Monday nlght, be eonspiracy defendant Clay L. S!law should never' have been arrested in GarrlsOll'S Investigation into the assassination of President KeJIIIedy. , · · tfon of the Malta-McConneiS. I ,i I. • •• Dist.l•-• ------ WIWam Gurvlcb, a former private investigator who worked with Garrison about seven months on the investi· gatiou, said he began having doubts about tha case as lady as 1aJt January. The lnvesUgat;lon came to llgbt In i'tbruarY. but re~.U7 began al1J11ild last Novem· t 'i '' CHECK OUR PRICESII y.., mltlof •• surprl,.. !tow e-• much lower our r•ittd prices. Look at the pump, ,Pium&fng.Heatlng ' PLUMBING · AND HUTING Phone WY 2·2550 ·' ' ' " '· "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED G~NIROUS lb. • CHEF BOY-AR-DEE JUMBO SIZE "' BOUNTY TOWftf &MeatBalls 15c~n:L •' . , . .. . ' . ' . ,..: . . 1 " '' ' ATRACINE • WAID CROSS SONS BIG ' 'I" . 49c 3 $.1. I : fi . ·l . . • Whole Hams 59c • · ATTUPPEIS PLAIN$" • -------------------------~ pkgL LYONS MARKET MARKETS ;. i,Q'' ~:· . ;'· :r •· .. • E.LL HOUSE lnSta· t.~t :(:oHee · ·• · .. ... YOUNG TURKEYS h - - - - to -' BONELESS-COOKED CANNED 'HAMS . 1BRAUNSCHWEIGER SALT . gratefulfortllefree~tW-Itu.afforded•theprivilege of serving the~ ,.w.for more than a century. Wewelcnu k. It.keepl.- • em - . I I ' f I . ~=-39c CUTRITE WAXED .PAPER MARIO STUFFED· OLIVES MUELLER'S MACARONI 5 ~: 49c ELBOW-- ~JE. A . K _VIENNA SAUSAGE II • BE~EF Armour's ::~• • ·$1.00 ' 1-lb., 2 ounce ' ' . II. "'f this be square, tllen we're !IQ]}.ar\'." Ohio Valley '' -AlP lftlUiD· H~;.o..fBrfilum >· ' IUN WATERMELONS ~ULY 2 ' , ... ' . .' T.,.sday, July 4 lnclependinctl Day . 1 1 ' \ lb. ' .,. \ APPLE•·'PIES .. . BAKED FRESH ~ ,. - DAILY _ _.....· -• ~~I . . '. HomeGrown .. . RlCH ,NUTTY FLAVOR · ' .' I · New-A&P F,_,; D111llh ~ : I: 69c in on the Fine Gifts! .... pkg. 35c II PLAID· .. .. :... each 39c Bnld 4 22-oz. lvs. 99c Rolls pkg. of 8 29c . E-.tra Slips To Help You Win! Califtni• .I · COFFEE CAKf Salad Dressing 1V1 qt. jar 69c ANN PAGE ' ALL ' WIJH 10e IN.STORE Elbow Macaroni 21b. pkg. 39c BUTTER 'COUPON ANN PAGE ' . Salad Mustard .. 2 lb. Jar 25c Frozon-Concenlrlted I\ \ ANN PAGE . hallan Dressing 8-oz. btl. 29c Lemonade·10 6-oz. cans 99c .• AI~ ' '. Grape Drink 3 46-oz. cans 89c ·. FOR ..:. >&_ I 1- ., ::.,. Tea Bags .... . pkg. of 48 45c ·Swiss (hHse · '· .. · •: ·L 75c · NAIISCO FIG ~ONS - · - - - - lb. pkg. 39c Cantaloupes .· ANN PAGI h CLOSED l.A}GJ.:cAI.f~!lN14 ~' BORDEN'S DiJ Mnk ... 32 oz. ,,:,g. $tot Cantaloupes=_ ... 49c 49c .Gra , . pes ........ ltol· , .LeHuce L!"'.... t•. 39c ' , WHITI HOUSE INSTANT 1: iifi;July3 9!AA\f09PM C lu.fl. of OUR OWN ' ·Large, Sweet J Red Ripe tach CLOSED . PINK SALMON ··1-lb. can 69c ':1 Elsie Pops · · J~ P.llFk pkJ· 49c .'· . ·'i CO\.D STREAM A&P FRESHiPRODUC::EI S1t. July 1 9AMto·9PM '. iwcit' ' ' STORE HOURS THIS WEEKEND ,. CHARCOAL •··•· 200.. bag 99c ·' Brng Clitrifes '· · .:; ·'\>~ ltD. 6'9c JAJtE PARKER-NEW PACK BORDEN'S ORANGE PC)JAtO CHIPS 1-lb. box 59c : .Fruit Drink·· .Y2.--aal. ctn. 29~ 1 0 MEATEl2-oz. can 49c " t&!»u~A~~ · 2~l&.'c~i$f:~!, RETAilS.EFFECTIVE THBq SAT. JULY 1ST IN GAWPQlJS, POMEROY { . '· . . 't:~ 2Sc Fine Grocery Features! •- ~w ' i .· '",. lb. 59c JANE PARKER pack·----..... FRYER ~~EGS ···tTH . \ '!:HIGH _ _ __ "We._,..,,..,.ellneJisric- • For Picnics at Home-Beach-Lake s:.~·s1· , SUPER·RIGHT QUALITY ' "~ PUFFS FACIAl. TISSUES ' IDAHOAN 'INSTANT POTATOES CENTER CUT ' ;.' !f .... ~ BY M<IIIIE ALEX"-'mER and Mrs. Ita!bryn Rece attend· Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Alexan- Iod ~ wedding oi Linda Kay der ~pent several days recently Sonders of Logan, and Mr. with their dllughler, Mr. and Quentin Cadd Of Haydenville at Mrs. VIctor Ciancetia and !am- the Church of Christ In Chrlslly, steubenville. llan Union, Lngan, recently. Mr. Cadd was a former Vlnron hoy. ,' ~~~~E _ ,, --~~- ·49f U.S. GRADE A ~ InwriM!IIia!ar;,.w e'-.e-pod,.-s.c:l jAtitinnii'OW ami proeper. . RED. .BARN ' FROZEN ... CHOPPED HAM · ···· · lb. 79c CHUCK STEAKS ··· ~ ·· , lb. S9t .. IMPORTED CINTER SLICES . ENGLISH R0AS T ...... lb A BOILED. HAM ·.... · lb. $1.69 FOR BRAISING ~ .~.,c '· . . , ,fresh SPARE RIBS .... lb. 69c BHF"STRIPS · ·•.. ·.... I&. 89c · i SONELESS BUTT STYLI ' SHOULDER CUT ·. PORK ROAST · .... ·.. lb. 69c. SWISS ST~K .... ·.. : 1~9c . , BUTTSTY~E . . ... ,;: ~, BEEF, VEAL, ~Otij{ :, . ., . • t, Stqi(S •.... · .. 1•• 79c MEAT LOAF MIX ;h~ lhJ6tc, If it is••• then, br gvlly, we'Je-aquare. Beea\JSewe'JeJRQC}.t_. Am llric•Mritage· .. Savings·ForJune29,30,Julyl &3 . .,. SUPIR·RIGHT CHIPPED .. lti. " ;UPER·RtGHJ.,-LARGE BOLOGNA OR RUTLAND DEPT. STORE \ ~·(MORTON'S ATRUTLAND • ' Viriton News .~' FRESH OR FROZEN-ANY SIZE q •t .' Ut Not Ends lb. Mailers will be able to send tid from 30 to 40 pounds; on Ju. 2.1 pound parcels botween first ly 1, 1970, the size will be c.lass post offlees which are ISO creas«< to 78 Inches; and on rrJ!es or more apart starting Ju- July 1, 1971, the size Is sched· ly I, Poslmaster E. C. CsldweD uled to be increased to 84 !nell· II l'f'X.inrl•d patrons todoy. T h e es. · present weight limit fs20 Postmaster Caldwell also repou!ld~, he said. . · \minded mallers Ilia! parcel• This Is tfie first of five In· weighing up to 40 pounds can creases acbedoled to take·eflect be mailed between first class annunl!y until 1971, when 40 post o!Dce~ Jess than 150 mlles poond, 84 Inch maxlmum size apart Packages addressed to wW be autborlf.ed belween-a 11 and fro~ 2nd, 3rd and 4th clas_s 1 first cjil~ post offices. s 1z e post offices, Alaska and Hawilil llmJ!ations are now 72 Inches : :"'" not '!fiecled by the increase In combined girth d 1 th m size and weight proV!alona of - · •• . an eng · t~e Public Law 89-sia, which 11'11~ next !ncrease, on July I, became effective Janq.15, he 196t;-1111Mi!lse tbe !"eight ltm· ~· said. Parcel post maflihgs tp ll to i\,0 J1!)11llds. On July, lj l969, from •these offices 'temaln · , ~lgbt llmJt w~~~~~l 70-"pounds==-an=d..::IO! in~: ". . c~ Shank Portions 1411•·-•nd up a • Generous BuH Portions 59c First.ofFivt·New Weight ·Limits Effective July I · ANTHONY ' ' Your b.pendable P..ler FGr • "Super-Right" Quality Meats I ¥"" 11. Many comp1nlts have rectors of the Melgs llll!l UaUita 1 County Farm B~.aus to. cuss the striP llllnlng ~·~~~~~ conjroit(lng Soutbeallern farmers. On JUly 4th, the will be in Fairfield participate in Day Flat Raising · at Carrbll, a! 12 noon. He conclude his weekend wit\1 his partlclpalioo in I h warrant: . annual 4th of July at •~t.:C• ber. there are members of the Garrison Is trying to show era! government who want that there was a .New Orlelllllr cover up facts. based plot to ldll!be Presldenl · Gurvich said Monday night Garrison Immediately replied he has asked the Orleans Parto Gurvich's resignation, .say· Ish (county) ·grand jury to hear lng the Investigator could not his testimony concerning ....... 11 tesign because he had riot been vest'ies of justice." with the staff for two weeks. . He said to his knowle,tge Garrison also &aid tbet our; there was no conspiracy and vlch's reslgnaUon would lie vie\Vj no plot He explained that be ed as "the latest move !ronli joined the Investigation at Garthe eastern beadquarlef8 of li rison's request when Garrison "tabllshmenlto atlempt to diJili told him he had a strong case. credit 01j1' invest!gstlon Into ~ Garrison said earlier t h a t lacs of Preolden Kmm&' Gurvich just mopped in his of· ~y's assasalnation." ·~ lice ·one day and offered to The dlslrlc! attorney·. saJ ~. help. . ' c Dl-f lalle8i~~i1 !it i;)~:l "" WBK ~·K ' . •"" • •K . ) • �-;~ 1' ' ·' ' ~ ' .' . ' If, ·- ·· · MlltNIY ocJOcn.l i i i - M-IMITH ' .' ,,I • .., .;..._ I . "'· · ~..:= ' ~~·:.:J:, j ... __ I . ·.~ ... ~. J,IID iAJnm,a. .. ·_.-lit MALU..1· ····· ·; ·. ' . .. :.. naw. •. ' SAilS & . \I II ... . "" . \ 'l - I ' I ! II ONI OP Dill!. .. J ' .lf=llll PIOt•UII- ·* .---:"1\"l DiCit iAWUHiUI ~wlln,.s-HondiSII.. - I WYMIII ' "' o.I'L l.i!INEIIt ~oil~-•;,o~t. ,01-110_, I ·'PotATOI::·. . S~RVICE NOW'(CiiS OIJ TJ4 ' RIG~T TPJ<.K!! . _., ,... ~Hi~. $iioP . \ '' ' ! eC.r e True"- -etiHNr Cqte · ellul~ IHooTlNo MATCH. Jul' I, p:. m., Rollert Hill Farm, clllf • Buban Road, IIJIOIIIIIlf-1 td bf Raeinl l'lN Dept AND ,_. IRAKE SERVICE ·n • __ . ICEITH •:d~~~RD DANCE .. Eagles Club 9to1A.M. --- - --.. Frtclly; Julll30 , Whitey Beegle _ J.Jr Conditioned _ .... ·cleaners ... ,, ..... -----~--;... -ly HOWrl II ~ND M£ MOAIEV! ~1f'J4EIDER IF ld:ll1 WM11' A!Jf ' . CIONQ, ME MON&V! ALWAYS THOSE SAME THRE.E WORDS 'J1) G£T f.AST' 1IYJIVEY J ' M0R6 AI\005Y FRtJJ1 ME C,W'R5 Gc:UJ.\ HAVE 10 FIIJD !l OTHER IOORt:S f3ESI~ I 'LEND ME MONEY'l e PUC!(I.II AND til! FltiiNDI . LlnU ORPHAN ANNIE lv II, T. HAMLIN AIBIE);ND PATS ·' • . "; NOW TAKING . ' . .,._.CATIONS . CARRIERS 1;. ......., _.-............. • • , ,, tt . &Kll'a•aAAita II r.o•••••••• ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TIII.IItliilo~ll- .. ~ ta:..-==:=:~.oo:,-t:-~~= I ,. _. .. , ........... _ . , ; I 1 AO;;;' . . . . U. I. r .POl o•r.W'P.I.UWOIO . #1U,a V'ff_ l lt W" qlf~ 'IJO aJ>P'I ... YU: liiS:TIC 1JB ' Plofl'lfGO P'l' VB V..A..I.W;I:VII''I'o -r.•ltOfii:'I'IPB ' ' ' . , ' 'j ,..._..,..,_.. II •AflllW.M:~IO....... . IIIJ'M .&lliiOYA:Ifall 'i'RA'r l'l' IL1IDII'I' l'AD m • . . JlViiiWID "' . l ~--· J UWS:IM ..., ' '.,·. """"''· '' 'i' ~ . ~{ ., I ·~· ·y, ! • :c. • �-;~ 1' ' ·' ' ~ ' .' . ' If, ·- ·· · MlltNIY ocJOcn.l i i i - M-IMITH ' .' ,,I • .., .;..._ I . "'· · ~..:= ' ~~·:.:J:, j ... __ I . ·.~ ... ~. J,IID iAJnm,a. .. ·_.-lit MALU..1· ····· ·; ·. ' . .. :.. naw. •. ' SAilS & . \I II ... . "" . \ 'l - I ' I ! II ONI OP Dill!. .. J ' .lf=llll PIOt•UII- ·* .---:"1\"l DiCit iAWUHiUI ~wlln,.s-HondiSII.. - I WYMIII ' "' o.I'L l.i!INEIIt ~oil~-•;,o~t. ,01-110_, I ·'PotATOI::·. . S~RVICE NOW'(CiiS OIJ TJ4 ' RIG~T TPJ<.K!! . _., ,... ~Hi~. $iioP . \ '' ' ! eC.r e True"- -etiHNr Cqte · ellul~ IHooTlNo MATCH. Jul' I, p:. m., Rollert Hill Farm, clllf • Buban Road, IIJIOIIIIIlf-1 td bf Raeinl l'lN Dept AND ,_. IRAKE SERVICE ·n • __ . ICEITH •:d~~~RD DANCE .. Eagles Club 9to1A.M. --- - --.. Frtclly; Julll30 , Whitey Beegle _ J.Jr Conditioned _ .... ·cleaners ... ,, ..... -----~--;... -ly HOWrl II ~ND M£ MOAIEV! ~1f'J4EIDER IF ld:ll1 WM11' A!Jf ' . CIONQ, ME MON&V! ALWAYS THOSE SAME THRE.E WORDS 'J1) G£T f.AST' 1IYJIVEY J ' M0R6 AI\005Y FRtJJ1 ME C,W'R5 Gc:UJ.\ HAVE 10 FIIJD !l OTHER IOORt:S f3ESI~ I 'LEND ME MONEY'l e PUC!(I.II AND til! FltiiNDI . LlnU ORPHAN ANNIE lv II, T. HAMLIN AIBIE);ND PATS ·' • . "; NOW TAKING . ' . .,._.CATIONS . CARRIERS 1;. ......., _.-............. • • , ,, tt . &Kll'a•aAAita II r.o•••••••• ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TIII.IItliilo~ll- .. ~ ta:..-==:=:~.oo:,-t:-~~= I ,. _. .. , ........... _ . , ; I 1 AO;;;' . . . . U. I. r .POl o•r.W'P.I.UWOIO . #1U,a V'ff_ l lt W" qlf~ 'IJO aJ>P'I ... YU: liiS:TIC 1JB ' Plofl'lfGO P'l' VB V..A..I.W;I:VII''I'o -r.•ltOfii:'I'IPB ' ' ' . , ' 'j ,..._..,..,_.. II •AflllW.M:~IO....... . IIIJ'M .&lliiOYA:Ifall 'i'RA'r l'l' IL1IDII'I' l'AD m • . . JlViiiWID "' . l ~--· J UWS:IM ..., ' '.,·. """"''· '' 'i' ~ . ~{ ., I ·~· ·y, ! • :c. • �.. ) ' ._ ., ,. 't ' . ... - ·>J, ·;-•-v ' ' •• ,. .•~'•- • •i' .. ·, ' ' ' . ' • . . t t, I j Swift's.Premium · sliced ...... ' ' '.' .1~ . WITH SPECTACULAR SAVINGS Breasts . . .. '·. .· ' J ,} • . ' •!' Llsterine ' . .. ' Ovart · . Thighs C Legs ' ,. . · P'OW!I ~¥; ·TA·BLE FOOD LAND ; ! .·.·..... · SWEET ICKLE5 ; "L P. 1 . l9c ' ' . .. ;,}-, 3lb. 0~ ··-~' c lga1. .VIodel1233 only ·. •• FOURJH OF JULY BARGAINS... HlRE . -~; ' PAINT THJNNER R&D &, ·.REEl · ·.·• . ' ... , . , t ' . COMBINATION ,;. _t Can only EVERYDAY LOW PRICES only . ·' ~· it 4: · CANE 'POLES Mcintosh SCOTT Amb1111dor l_ ll SALAD , MUSTARD ·. · STORC·K'.S 41b. bag, :· r . Mu11ler . . .ELBOW ,\ 19"c·., ( . box ., :1 • HAMBURGER~T DOG ' ·. · . · .· . 'JELLQ · • • . All !'lavon . I . · ' I · • 1 ~x 1OC I . PARKIN~ · .. ~l~~ . ' · 1-.o;:.·' . ' ' ' , '.1, • • ~- , ~ . Ttbl• ~11!'1 · . . -19· $~2.95 ·• .. . . . . . . . . .... J.h. • . ~ . ' . 1 • PLENTY OF FREE . · - ' " It; .. 'J,j • '·• ' ' '"'~-' · . . ..• ' I · • : ~ only ,, I < • ,,,,_,,."" With Leaders I · Detergent Proof · CLOCK RADIO . ' • '. '"•· ·( . - . .. . GE AM~FM ·.SOLID STATE - .CARNAliON MILK .r·••\Cint ~ 3for 49c · · · .fOODLAND CRACKERS . . ~. 25c · . only BAMII" . ' ·.·SIMONIZE "M · :W , . ast er ·,(ax,,". ' . SMElLE-D HOOKS . . ., . 2 Piece WAX PAPER - -.~>ij :2Sc CO.FFEE MATE . . . '~t- 65c f , . MACARQN.I 1n.. ' c fii'J . 1 · Reg. 89c 5 .,I I I I CUT-laTE Clnl . Long - - - Loro• ~•30c TOWELS 1201. ,'/"' BoiiUIBuy ' only . Reg. 2.25' I 6 Hooks IIJ Rh· . &. . pkgs. I $ I 'i: .·•. . ,. · '1 ' · wown Bto10Ft. • • '· ' ~ ••·· 69c FABRIC SOFTENER only Model2402 Reg. $6.98 ' bag ' '·16oz. " .-WHAM!I 1 · Structo :· ·;·c&arcoot..· ·Grill .- ;~~::~ ·.. $ ' . 8' GLOBE ,, , · 5 .88 .' YELLOW , · 01k1nKeg · ·.. · · . Aleo SCREENS . 2 CON'fiNIINT lOCATIONS TO SERVe YOU ~ -, . WINDOW lb. • nn ' ·. . .,. ~ ' "" BoiiUIBuy . .. . ONLY l For c only ', i ·- Sandwiches .... .. . .,~-- '· Bar Size . 10 1- Limit Quantity JERGENS SOAP • lb. ' . WeReserve The Right To ~ ' . ' - " .. ' 1 i I " -~: ' . :_[ ' c . lb. " ' BACON c . ' i .;:.<.>i I ' ' ' .•43 .I .' · ' ;. · ; �.. ) ' ._ ., ,. 't ' . ... - ·>J, ·;-•-v ' ' •• ,. .•~'•- • •i' .. ·, ' ' ' . ' • . . t t, I j Swift's.Premium · sliced ...... ' ' '.' .1~ . WITH SPECTACULAR SAVINGS Breasts . . .. '·. .· ' J ,} • . ' •!' Llsterine ' . .. ' Ovart · . Thighs C Legs ' ,. . · P'OW!I ~¥; ·TA·BLE FOOD LAND ; ! .·.·..... · SWEET ICKLE5 ; "L P. 1 . l9c ' ' . .. ;,}-, 3lb. 0~ ··-~' c lga1. .VIodel1233 only ·. •• FOURJH OF JULY BARGAINS... HlRE . -~; ' PAINT THJNNER R&D &, ·.REEl · ·.·• . ' ... , . , t ' . COMBINATION ,;. _t Can only EVERYDAY LOW PRICES only . ·' ~· it 4: · CANE 'POLES Mcintosh SCOTT Amb1111dor l_ ll SALAD , MUSTARD ·. · STORC·K'.S 41b. bag, :· r . Mu11ler . . .ELBOW ,\ 19"c·., ( . box ., :1 • HAMBURGER~T DOG ' ·. · . · .· . 'JELLQ · • • . All !'lavon . I . · ' I · • 1 ~x 1OC I . PARKIN~ · .. ~l~~ . ' · 1-.o;:.·' . ' ' ' , '.1, • • ~- , ~ . Ttbl• ~11!'1 · . . -19· $~2.95 ·• .. . . . . . . . . .... J.h. • . ~ . ' . 1 • PLENTY OF FREE . · - ' " It; .. 'J,j • '·• ' ' '"'~-' · . . ..• ' I · • : ~ only ,, I < • ,,,,_,,."" With Leaders I · Detergent Proof · CLOCK RADIO . ' • '. '"•· ·( . - . .. . GE AM~FM ·.SOLID STATE - .CARNAliON MILK .r·••\Cint ~ 3for 49c · · · .fOODLAND CRACKERS . . ~. 25c · . only BAMII" . ' ·.·SIMONIZE "M · :W , . ast er ·,(ax,,". ' . SMElLE-D HOOKS . . ., . 2 Piece WAX PAPER - -.~>ij :2Sc CO.FFEE MATE . . . '~t- 65c f , . MACARQN.I 1n.. ' c fii'J . 1 · Reg. 89c 5 .,I I I I CUT-laTE Clnl . Long - - - Loro• ~•30c TOWELS 1201. ,'/"' BoiiUIBuy ' only . Reg. 2.25' I 6 Hooks IIJ Rh· . &. . pkgs. I $ I 'i: .·•. . ,. · '1 ' · wown Bto10Ft. • • '· ' ~ ••·· 69c FABRIC SOFTENER only Model2402 Reg. $6.98 ' bag ' '·16oz. " .-WHAM!I 1 · Structo :· ·;·c&arcoot..· ·Grill .- ;~~::~ ·.. $ ' . 8' GLOBE ,, , · 5 .88 .' YELLOW , · 01k1nKeg · ·.. · · . Aleo SCREENS . 2 CON'fiNIINT lOCATIONS TO SERVe YOU ~ -, . WINDOW lb. • nn ' ·. . .,. ~ ' "" BoiiUIBuy . .. . ONLY l For c only ', i ·- Sandwiches .... .. . .,~-- '· Bar Size . 10 1- Limit Quantity JERGENS SOAP • lb. ' . WeReserve The Right To ~ ' . ' - " .. ' 1 i I " -~: ' . :_[ ' c . lb. " ' BACON c . ' i .;:.<.>i I ' ' ' .•43 .I .' · ' ;. · ; �.-:-):(~ ;j~ ~ ~.,• I • J . ' '· I ' '''· o -~ •! \ ' .. ' , ) .., / ., recent Bli Bend Recalta, 'M)ss. !- •.t EUzabelh Dl,lffy ind 'Mrs, 0r, I ville WeU learned that ~ POm- j eroy church was founded , '111 1 March 4~"ft17 ,wider the .41reclion of the R~. 8. H. Morris, theo pastor 61 the .MbldJeport • Cbureh of ehrist. 1 \ Dqgt·: . ... 'Y' ·-"~- \ "~ '~-~ II Corner Hu~Jtieh ~ On All Your 4th Of July Picnic Favorites! Kroger Will Be Ope(Mon4ay . July 3 · 9anl-9om . c:....,. Jurr ,............. Lot Clpyrllll!, Tho K....,. Co., 1\161 We ....,... tho ritlhl It bmll quontlfl" MEIGS THEATRE . "'""' ir ........ TONIGHT 1nd THURSDAY Juno 21-29 NOT OPEN FRIDAY 1nd SATURiiAY Ju~e 30.July I \ "TOBRUK" (TechnicoJor ) Rock Hudson, Geo. Peppard Guy Stock welL Nigol Green Colorca.rtoonsi Fresh Fryers Goofy FrH Doy Guilded Mouse i . LONG JULY 4TH I........ KEDS CASUALS House Rot. ... • •• WHOL~ ' • 1 - Tot~ Yo!ut S t - will! ...,.. 4M end purchue of I or .......... Cllldliu l'..u. ' Ih. Shonondooh Dreft ."'*' Ground Chuck "'""' t.Ha m 11 s "'· 69c u.. •••••• ' .:sua,. ~-,~· low-cut INti"' Ivory Snow 2 I& w61beym1eclaa. Kroger Wiener or 5.50 1::. 73e a Jthnooa .1111- 2 If' the Middle Block Ne~~t to EIIHimlda POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STOR& ·= BOnus WIWaohdotll h'IE.4.1VS L.4STING SATISFACTION t ' Foraal dalrosllnu .. ioravar- evan In lhalraazarl l t l I .. 3 full-width shel ... "" door. • Plul the P<l'Ne( Capsule for Space Age Refriprationl 5 56·3 348 BAKER 5 TopFr-r Refrlgeretor-Frost Proof FURNITURE ' MIDD.L~PORT i ' ) ~t,, FREE DELIVERY-CONVENIENt TERMS S&RVICE WHEN YOU NEED ITI ' •· $1.46 u · ·, ...· . ... ' ' •'. • I . Spaea Ace successor tol1~'-• ·.!r · ". '·· ~.~~ . 'Jit,.rrt-~~u ; ra~~~ more power per cubic !ech for mor111 ,.;.;ao;~, new -reature•. Made with in· credibly wtar-rtsiJtant material•. Only 3 moYinl parts. Sealed in steel, oiled fat lift, cu•htontd to rtduce vibration. Whisper ailtot! (fn>St·Proof ~~-only.) ' '' olio .. .. ·Deodorant .. '. ... .... -~- ..:.~·--·· 61Jc CAPSULE . 'The Deluxe 16 AIRE! Frost never forms In the 102 ~b. top freezer or refrigerator 50Ciionl ,. Twla vegetable Hl'dralorsl .1.. Just Received A~ther Big Of • . . . . WIID By Mn. l.)1e BaldenOII Riverview Garden Clull were gueslll In the home of Mn. cart Buddey for their June meet!Dg. Conlrfbut. In& boetess was Mn. H 8 r o 14 Massar. Mrs. ClaremoJit HarrlJ devolllllll with a readlol lrom tbe Bible, 811111 paem; ' Roll eell W8l -.eel Members of the naming '!'he planter by 1M alga waa dlll!u11ed, ad "'"'c .. .' the Eaa.-n Alllllllll llulpret. II ·J~IIY 1. i thank Mn;, Vlrablla tiJankiDi llle ments used_oat quet. PlillJ~ -- ·llllide "'cnlc and 7 1~ I· jr IWlfksbop at ·lbe •JijiY , : : ' · home « Mt& ~ ~II Fr"'*· I L · ""'*""· · •. . . . . u1ts I . ' •' ' ', '- ' '' ' '' ~-. '· ' OPEN ·FORY~.~~PING ~' ' •!Jlfs. F·~tshlc)n~tii~:.IJVes11,(; ~tiUty ' ' • \. ~ ' • . \ ' ' -.· . '1 . . 1 . •• .• •~~:•.t.-. ' '. ' ' : . ) h .I · ~· · ~ .09 ,·_f'• a. . . ;r'"f'" . ,.. • ~~ ... • ' Cookies "Ill' I ' ' I • •, ,, ••. ''· ee '!j . • . .'• ~ ... ~.. 1.9~..·. . · • ~ 'd~' '- i THERMO-TEMP · . ,,, -THERMO DISH .. ; '• ,, Wltll CWP"'). lolow And purdlo10 II ,, lallfcooch ' ' .' ''·. -~ ,. Kroger Btud . :, -Potato,(hips · < ~3c l • 'I Kroger Jellies .. 5 ~ $1 K......-F.- Lemonade .... ·.:'·\:. 49c ., ' ;; t ·.· ' ' •.. l ' ' \ , ii I i· . • ' . ,.."..... n:___ Rq. Price ..... .. , .. ... . Wllh Thio Coupon .. .. . .... !7.9! ExJ>ir'-' ' ,, .lilllllll:fl • - •• - - - ., irlte •.•. .. •• • I • .• 1 I. Big KDrinks..• 13 =$1 Fruit Cocktail ... 3-:~m $1 Meat .... 39c K......-Bt.. i Sandwich FIIY~ r :i.~ our '{L' • lpot!ight .... Kroger ·BreQd·.4=- 88c Angel Food Cake . . 29c ... , ' _II•• . ,_ . -~_.t .,~ . • ' .' lh. 10 Dt!ldout t=lonn .. f ·~ ' .. !I~€ ChPOS811he. $tyle lust rl!Jht for y~u from •· l~rg~ $electi01:1 o~ one and two·piece · made lo ·ilend' lloifen ' .....u ""'· .. .:. •.. I ~~~~ . 1 ::.· Tissue ' ' Sea Fashions~if~:tauro·~la · were made to care tor the et'l and silrubliery. ~II• \ By a "wont·prdea nMI:I• ~ Nlilllwn 1 .Mrs. Buckley Is Hostess #or .Riverview Club ~- lh. eon. Domino """' Wlllto Enrlcholl RoH·i·Roast . t • DollciOOI : Freezer • 100% Frost-Praol bf I'RIGIG ~· 1u1i11a lillcl. ,. TheGIIIIIinil9 Side by Side Frost Proof Refrigerator "'DA-14TK, 1:t.e cu. ft. (NIMA JCindlrcl), S colon 01 whitt. ':.. 'Z5c Oxydol OVER FIFTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN BUILDING THE BEST REFRIGERATORS IN TttE WORLD ~a u Detergent 2 ~ ~ 1~ ' With Canned "am ·~ ... Navy Beans 4~ 39cl Coffee " .... ... ·1~ TV Slolllfll $1 Dn 2 !!ri"' Plus 1M Baby Powder C~~pman-C~naday ',i., Sandwich Buns '·. ) Boneless Boaton - 2 ~• =.73e '~ HURRY! ~ .· I. O.U.Game Ends Saturday July I • Boneless Turkey Roast. ~ .... 89c ·.~ Drip Slc 4111 •••••••••• Coffee .. •u ...... ..... Steak. ... ••· 59c Ham ..... $3.99 •. $2.59 :f. Cut-Up Tray Pack lb. 33c t Happy Days ·Fryers ••--35c , Kroger Qualitu "Chicken Parts" Breasts _._ lb. 49e · Whole Legs 111. 45e Livers ••, •. 69e Giblets . _ 111. 39e Wings •• 111. 29c 'Backs . . • •. lOe 'o..itllt • llfttlod Fryers __ lb. 39c 0. SHOW S!ARTS 8 P.M. • ,.' 'Kristen l{artlnger, ; d*yshler of Col and Mrs. James· II' a J' tmger, Alexandria, Va., . ~ ·be~ visiting her grandmother., Mrst. Clyde . 'Allensworth. F rId 8 f ' Kristen and Mrs. Allenlworlb wiU go to Alenodrla. Col. Hill' linger is sllU In VIetnam. Tbe Hartinger family plan~ a vlllt in Middleport in Au81Jst. By Charlene Porn~roy, .•. ' Middl~p~rt ' t====;i;;;;;===;;;;i ~' I' · ~s.Mind., PCJ11i~:M~_tt, O:,~June 28, 1987 ·~ ·- '. '( •. ' • j, -,;, l. ~- ----- The soJI!e\l·•verpry of Pomeroy Qnll'Cb of ChriSt will be observed on August 6. While working at the booth of the Pomeroy church at the .... ',; ' I r:,r {.' ' ( ' 3 ll«. . $1 pkgs. treDio V10·P11 loWIII Yollcrw Corn··-··-----· 6".:. $1 .• 'I 64-o:. Ju,gl 7/5/fil N ' ,I . �.-:-):(~ ;j~ ~ ~.,• I • J . ' '· I ' '''· o -~ •! \ ' .. ' , ) .., / ., recent Bli Bend Recalta, 'M)ss. !- •.t EUzabelh Dl,lffy ind 'Mrs, 0r, I ville WeU learned that ~ POm- j eroy church was founded , '111 1 March 4~"ft17 ,wider the .41reclion of the R~. 8. H. Morris, theo pastor 61 the .MbldJeport • Cbureh of ehrist. 1 \ Dqgt·: . ... 'Y' ·-"~- \ "~ '~-~ II Corner Hu~Jtieh ~ On All Your 4th Of July Picnic Favorites! Kroger Will Be Ope(Mon4ay . July 3 · 9anl-9om . c:....,. Jurr ,............. Lot Clpyrllll!, Tho K....,. Co., 1\161 We ....,... tho ritlhl It bmll quontlfl" MEIGS THEATRE . "'""' ir ........ TONIGHT 1nd THURSDAY Juno 21-29 NOT OPEN FRIDAY 1nd SATURiiAY Ju~e 30.July I \ "TOBRUK" (TechnicoJor ) Rock Hudson, Geo. Peppard Guy Stock welL Nigol Green Colorca.rtoonsi Fresh Fryers Goofy FrH Doy Guilded Mouse i . LONG JULY 4TH I........ KEDS CASUALS House Rot. ... • •• WHOL~ ' • 1 - Tot~ Yo!ut S t - will! ...,.. 4M end purchue of I or .......... Cllldliu l'..u. ' Ih. Shonondooh Dreft ."'*' Ground Chuck "'""' t.Ha m 11 s "'· 69c u.. •••••• ' .:sua,. ~-,~· low-cut INti"' Ivory Snow 2 I& w61beym1eclaa. Kroger Wiener or 5.50 1::. 73e a Jthnooa .1111- 2 If' the Middle Block Ne~~t to EIIHimlda POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STOR& ·= BOnus WIWaohdotll h'IE.4.1VS L.4STING SATISFACTION t ' Foraal dalrosllnu .. ioravar- evan In lhalraazarl l t l I .. 3 full-width shel ... "" door. • Plul the P<l'Ne( Capsule for Space Age Refriprationl 5 56·3 348 BAKER 5 TopFr-r Refrlgeretor-Frost Proof FURNITURE ' MIDD.L~PORT i ' ) ~t,, FREE DELIVERY-CONVENIENt TERMS S&RVICE WHEN YOU NEED ITI ' •· $1.46 u · ·, ...· . ... ' ' •'. • I . Spaea Ace successor tol1~'-• ·.!r · ". '·· ~.~~ . 'Jit,.rrt-~~u ; ra~~~ more power per cubic !ech for mor111 ,.;.;ao;~, new -reature•. Made with in· credibly wtar-rtsiJtant material•. Only 3 moYinl parts. Sealed in steel, oiled fat lift, cu•htontd to rtduce vibration. Whisper ailtot! (fn>St·Proof ~~-only.) ' '' olio .. .. ·Deodorant .. '. ... .... -~- ..:.~·--·· 61Jc CAPSULE . 'The Deluxe 16 AIRE! Frost never forms In the 102 ~b. top freezer or refrigerator 50Ciionl ,. Twla vegetable Hl'dralorsl .1.. Just Received A~ther Big Of • . . . . WIID By Mn. l.)1e BaldenOII Riverview Garden Clull were gueslll In the home of Mn. cart Buddey for their June meet!Dg. Conlrfbut. In& boetess was Mn. H 8 r o 14 Massar. Mrs. ClaremoJit HarrlJ devolllllll with a readlol lrom tbe Bible, 811111 paem; ' Roll eell W8l -.eel Members of the naming '!'he planter by 1M alga waa dlll!u11ed, ad "'"'c .. .' the Eaa.-n Alllllllll llulpret. II ·J~IIY 1. i thank Mn;, Vlrablla tiJankiDi llle ments used_oat quet. PlillJ~ -- ·llllide "'cnlc and 7 1~ I· jr IWlfksbop at ·lbe •JijiY , : : ' · home « Mt& ~ ~II Fr"'*· I L · ""'*""· · •. . . . . u1ts I . ' •' ' ', '- ' '' ' '' ~-. '· ' OPEN ·FORY~.~~PING ~' ' •!Jlfs. F·~tshlc)n~tii~:.IJVes11,(; ~tiUty ' ' • \. ~ ' • . \ ' ' -.· . '1 . . 1 . •• .• •~~:•.t.-. ' '. ' ' : . ) h .I · ~· · ~ .09 ,·_f'• a. . . ;r'"f'" . ,.. • ~~ ... • ' Cookies "Ill' I ' ' I • •, ,, ••. ''· ee '!j . • . .'• ~ ... ~.. 1.9~..·. . · • ~ 'd~' '- i THERMO-TEMP · . ,,, -THERMO DISH .. ; '• ,, Wltll CWP"'). lolow And purdlo10 II ,, lallfcooch ' ' .' ''·. -~ ,. Kroger Btud . :, -Potato,(hips · < ~3c l • 'I Kroger Jellies .. 5 ~ $1 K......-F.- Lemonade .... ·.:'·\:. 49c ., ' ;; t ·.· ' ' •.. l ' ' \ , ii I i· . • ' . ,.."..... n:___ Rq. Price ..... .. , .. ... . Wllh Thio Coupon .. .. . .... !7.9! ExJ>ir'-' ' ,, .lilllllll:fl • - •• - - - ., irlte •.•. .. •• • I • .• 1 I. Big KDrinks..• 13 =$1 Fruit Cocktail ... 3-:~m $1 Meat .... 39c K......-Bt.. i Sandwich FIIY~ r :i.~ our '{L' • lpot!ight .... Kroger ·BreQd·.4=- 88c Angel Food Cake . . 29c ... , ' _II•• . ,_ . -~_.t .,~ . • ' .' lh. 10 Dt!ldout t=lonn .. f ·~ ' .. !I~€ ChPOS811he. $tyle lust rl!Jht for y~u from •· l~rg~ $electi01:1 o~ one and two·piece · made lo ·ilend' lloifen ' .....u ""'· .. .:. •.. I ~~~~ . 1 ::.· Tissue ' ' Sea Fashions~if~:tauro·~la · were made to care tor the et'l and silrubliery. ~II• \ By a "wont·prdea nMI:I• ~ Nlilllwn 1 .Mrs. Buckley Is Hostess #or .Riverview Club ~- lh. eon. Domino """' Wlllto Enrlcholl RoH·i·Roast . t • DollciOOI : Freezer • 100% Frost-Praol bf I'RIGIG ~· 1u1i11a lillcl. ,. TheGIIIIIinil9 Side by Side Frost Proof Refrigerator "'DA-14TK, 1:t.e cu. ft. (NIMA JCindlrcl), S colon 01 whitt. ':.. 'Z5c Oxydol OVER FIFTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN BUILDING THE BEST REFRIGERATORS IN TttE WORLD ~a u Detergent 2 ~ ~ 1~ ' With Canned "am ·~ ... Navy Beans 4~ 39cl Coffee " .... ... ·1~ TV Slolllfll $1 Dn 2 !!ri"' Plus 1M Baby Powder C~~pman-C~naday ',i., Sandwich Buns '·. ) Boneless Boaton - 2 ~• =.73e '~ HURRY! ~ .· I. O.U.Game Ends Saturday July I • Boneless Turkey Roast. ~ .... 89c ·.~ Drip Slc 4111 •••••••••• Coffee .. •u ...... ..... Steak. ... ••· 59c Ham ..... $3.99 •. $2.59 :f. Cut-Up Tray Pack lb. 33c t Happy Days ·Fryers ••--35c , Kroger Qualitu "Chicken Parts" Breasts _._ lb. 49e · Whole Legs 111. 45e Livers ••, •. 69e Giblets . _ 111. 39e Wings •• 111. 29c 'Backs . . • •. lOe 'o..itllt • llfttlod Fryers __ lb. 39c 0. SHOW S!ARTS 8 P.M. • ,.' 'Kristen l{artlnger, ; d*yshler of Col and Mrs. James· II' a J' tmger, Alexandria, Va., . ~ ·be~ visiting her grandmother., Mrst. Clyde . 'Allensworth. F rId 8 f ' Kristen and Mrs. Allenlworlb wiU go to Alenodrla. Col. Hill' linger is sllU In VIetnam. Tbe Hartinger family plan~ a vlllt in Middleport in Au81Jst. By Charlene Porn~roy, .•. ' Middl~p~rt ' t====;i;;;;;===;;;;i ~' I' · ~s.Mind., PCJ11i~:M~_tt, O:,~June 28, 1987 ·~ ·- '. '( •. ' • j, -,;, l. ~- ----- The soJI!e\l·•verpry of Pomeroy Qnll'Cb of ChriSt will be observed on August 6. While working at the booth of the Pomeroy church at the .... ',; ' I r:,r {.' ' ( ' 3 ll«. . $1 pkgs. treDio V10·P11 loWIII Yollcrw Corn··-··-----· 6".:. $1 .• 'I 64-o:. 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