http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6f0d240b4dc210306ec7686dfa0f1399.pdf 85f5872a24c6feafd07b585af04df836 PDF Text Text eh. ·of o' ""-'-·onfe('enee of en's ~tety of CbriBUan Serv- t ~~:~::s!·~ the· ~:·'~"' wom- .: mel at Heath Me•hodlst Church. · · Mrs. Jaml!ll Crl.well. pa.<~ ;; "~liS I• , , 1 idea! for damp basemenb," plaY!'OO,IIIS, worktoolns. -!\utomatic Humidistat, turns ' · compres~r on an off at the buliJidity yqlf dial. SpU(proof water container, 2M! gal capacify..Bay~erry green with white .1 • H' h A , i "l \·, : •) , f- . , ' . • · '/ : - ·· j :" I , •• $L.45 0 . . SALEI JUST I $675:00 RCA VICTOR Solo SALE $1.35 . BOYS $1.50 WALK SHORTS SALE $1.00 ' 1967 COLOR T.V. SET !lwlvol Bo,. Wotnut Coblnel. $545·00 BOYS $1.19 WALK SHORTS---·- SALE 75c BOYS $1.00 WALK SHORTS SALE 75c - JULY CLEARANCE! BOYS $1.69 and$1.95 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS _ RCA VICTOR CONSOLE TELEVISION SETS 511e 2 for $T.OO Boys $2.95 Trouser end Shirt Sets S1le 2 for $5.00 Boys $3.95 Trouser and-5hi.-:_t Sets Sele 2 for $7.00 Boys $2.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts ' Sale 2 fcir $5.00 J!IIP $1.95 Short Sleeve Knit Shirts Sl.le 2 for ;._\f ~s $,3.GCI " 5111 $2;49 . Salt $3.39 Sele $3;89 · ·=~ $2.95 Welk Shorts Menl· $3.95 Wolk Shorts ,.,_ $4.49 Walk Shorts ... SAlll DUAL ROOM FURNITU... . AND KROEHLERSLEEP OR LOUNGES- SOfA:BEDS STUDIO COUCHES $159.00 Maple Buffet and Hutch _ ~ SALE $278.00 SALE $268.00 SALE $188.00 SALE $188.00 SALE $88.00 S,ALE $78.00 511e $1118.00 -- FROSTED VELVET .YCLEARANCE SALE! . KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERAS SUMMER COOLER CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE " eL'~IMANT MOVIE CAMERAS ..... ·; ·.. •.. · $.86.00 o J : . REG. $29~95 INSTAMATIC fw BM.& While Prints. £$r Prints "': Color Slides 3On~ $74~ lns•amitic Camiras PARFUM DE TOILmE . DUSnNG POWDER $59•95 Mode wlih oltclrlc ;,., filth cubolo, Glrt111n .... ltns, ..celltnt lily THE RIGHT NOW SCENT JUST RIGHT FOR YOU \ •••lily - $24:00 Brass Plated TV or Stereo Stands _ __ _ Sale $32.00 Telephone Table With Stool, Brass Sale $24.00 · 2.50 Record Caddy, Brass_ Sale $9.50 $US Brass M~~jlzine Rack _ Sile $4.75 $12.50 Brass Telephone Table_ Sale $9.50 $10.9S Magazirie Rack and Smoker Sale $8.00 . $~9.00 Mahogany Record Cabinet ' · ,. Sale $69.00 Consoles Sale $37.50 Console Mirrors Sale $30.00 $59.so·,yvalnut Bookshelves_ Sale'$44.00 $49.00 Walnut Bookshelves _ Sale $34.00 $2~.00 Maple Bookshelves_ S~le $17.00' $69.00 Hall Consol~ with Mirror Sa.Je $48.00 · $22.95 Maple ~gazine Rack Sallt,$,17.00 $22.-50 Brass Cushion Sets_ Sale $17.00 · $22.50 Storage Hassocks _ Sale $-17 1 $14.95 Mlgiziue Racks 1'M11ple or Mahogany Sale $1'2.00' . ,,, $34.00 Maple Mag11ine Racks slle · ·$64.00 Maple Secretary Desk Sal~, $52.0o $69.00 De.k Boo~shelf Combination ' ·· Saltr ..., • I • "M I' \ j \ - • 1, ' ·,. ' . . .. ·~ FALCON MIST TOILEt WATE·R Reg •.$3.50 fr:JPECIAL ~.OQ; ·EMERAUDE-L'AIMANT·+I!oRIGAN~ .PA,~IS too .. .. ....,..., I / 5-10 ~ERA OUTFIT ·... " ' ~· $23.44 VID.cent Price "Fabian" Laura Antonelli ·SALE! ACCESSORIES j JUST 2MOOEL M-SINST~TIC eEMERAUDE eL'ORIGAN ;i Simmers, Boils sale 2 for $3;00 Boys $3.95 Short Sleeve S.,Ort Shirls _ $79.00 Round Maple Extension T1ble 511e $50..00 $159.00 Drop L11f Tllble end 4 chllrs Sile $100.00' $129.00 Lar:ge-MihotAny Extension Table 511e $88 $279.00 6 pc. Modern ,Walnut Dining Suite $218.QO $99.00 Mlple B"*'tt 1nd Hutch _ · Sale $72.00 (• . I BOYS $2.95 KNIT SP~T SHIRTS _ _ SALE $2.00 Black & White TV, Modern Cabinet, Walnut SALE! DINING ROOM FURNITURE , In · SAL~ $2.o0 a6YS $2.95 WALk SHORTS. BOYS $1.95 WALK SHORTS 1 .. ,~I I BOYS $3.95 WALK SHORTS - - - SALE $2.So ~85·00 $329.00 HIDE-A·BI!il $319.00 HIDE-A-BED $239.00 HIDE-A·BED $239.00 SLEEP OR LOUNGE $119.00 SOFA BEDS $99.00 STUDIO COUCHES COn'S OIICE-A·YW SPECIAL . ' ,. c eCREMESTICK MOISTURE CREAM LIPSnCK "' ' Mens Big Y1nk Work Uniforms _ Sale $6.00 a suit Solo nem · Sale .:2 f~r $4.oQ . MINiATURE W .IOS . IULY CLEARANCE SALE - - - .eTRANSLUCENT PRESSED POWDER e CONTOURING KIT FOR HIGHLIGHTS eAUfOMAnC BRUSH-ON MAsCARA -PLUS-- ~. Mens 1.95 and 2.50 Knit $pc;t1 Shirts Sale 2 for $3 . AM·FM TABLE RADIO_$ •UQUID EYE LINER eCREAM PRESSED POWbER' "BANGI BANG! l'll'aoy YOU'RI DEADIll'· Randall i/1'.· .•' e · · Cenipus' •nil ..lnes Qiillllty .' ,~ e EYE SHADOW STICK WIDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY July 12'-13-14 DOUBLE FE'4TURI "DR. GOLD FOOT AND THE GIRL BOMBS" • 2 ONtY-7 TRANSISTOR Nolnut Cabinet Reg. $329.95 eCAKE EYE UNER .~'.\ti•MJ Iu ;· ' I STEREO with FM~AM RADIO e BLUSHER KIT lmpre'VI Jl.· '· '• '· •· ' ' 1' ·., MENS $2.95'and~$~~9'8. KNIT ~PORT 'SHIRTS·.. SALE! JUST I RCA VICTOR e EYEBROW MAKEUP SATURDAY , •· . SALE e '24' UPSTICK 'mDLEPORT Little League will sponsor an outside dance _,puty with "The Jays" Satur~ rmm 9 p.m. fAl midnight ell the Middleport Community ·Park. The public Is weloome. ; A DANCE PARTY will be held on the tennis court at tile I Pomeroy school from 8:30 to ll:JI Saturday evening. The · · dance Is sponMred by t h e Pomeroy P.T.A. with music tr lie furnished by "Kenny and th _. of Us." , JUST 3-RCA VICTOR $49.,5- Bring Fashion To Your Face ••• Su And · Buy From Our lig New Selection of Beauty Aids OUTSIDE TEEN dance will br held F<iday night at t h t l'omeroy Tennis Court. Dane'"' will be from 9 p.m. to mitlidght with "The Jays," . MARY SHRINE No. 37, While Shrine or Jeruslem will hold a Plenle on their regalar 111eeting nil!ht Friday, July 14, at 6 p.m. I at the New Haven Park. Mern- ~ bers, families and friends are -weloome. Each one is asked to i bring a covered dish and table I - IIII'Viee. ·r SP,O~ Shirt~; -,-: Sal~ 2 :fi;f ti~~ BandS with AFC, 1987 Modell FRIDAY , Mens $1.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Sale 2 for $3 With LoothtY" Corrylnt Cuo. Are Headquarters For • ,... I All Solid State Cbaasill, Al!-FM AMERICAN Lutheran Church Women of St. Paul Lolheran and St. John Lotheran Churchea VOL XX NO. 63 . PM'' .. · " 9 TRANSISTOR RADIO I ·• " ~- at 7:30 p. m. .;. ,1, · ·! • I ONl.Y RCA ViCTOR · -·· REGULAR MEETING of the Phllathea Women of the Middleport Church of Chlrst II Thursday, July IS, at the church will meet at St. Paul's Church tl 8 p. m Thursday. II · , . $all' $71.00 ( f.I · .. · · Mens J2.95 ·$hort 51eev' $~~ . Shirts-;-. ' SIIe•2 fof1~l!lf grll!. ANNUAL PICNIC of the Lau·\rburgh"""'iii'i.iP~a~.;iiiwaiis~a;..gu~est.~;;;;;;;~P~ul;;;tins~,.;Ml:;;;;;;dd;;;le~po;;;rt~.===~n;;;ou~n~ced~-i.-==;;;;::;i'~ ' =• rei Cliff Bet.ll=r Health CI a b Will he held Thursday evening at Royal Oak Park. I . ~ ,. Men, ~95 ·~hort 51~; Sassafras Club · M'em·-b'ets w,·, .· El~erfelds ,- ·I . planned Tuesday night at .a j by Paul Ha tonstaU. ot h e r · meotfug of the deaoons and who assls~ with ufe' deaoonesses. ol the Middleport I wer" Mrs. •Karl Owen, MI s First U nit e d Presbyter- J <Ia!'h'1m, Mr. and Mrs. ian Church. ard Owens ,8'11 1 "'oltonsl:all,l • '" The group scheduled a rum- Mrs. Tom Kelly and R o ber mage sale for Sept. 7- 8, arid Sharp. · der' ' ' d to servt an election day dinner on Nov. 7. For the rummage sale, Mrs. Allan Leonard, Mrs. Richard Owens, Miss Phyllis Joachim, and Mrs Tom Rue were named ci)-Chairmen. . IQ WQtdS The summer communion ser- UPPER FLATS, W. Va. vice to be held on July 30 was Th• Sa.safr!S disucssed and Miss Joachim Home Demonstration C1 u and Mrs. Leonard we~ appoint- met recenily at the Upper ed to prepare the elements. community building with Swimming parties for chil- Catherine Newberry and dren of the county horne are Mae Roush . as hostess. !),~,~~ being held weekly and Mrs. l1ons were 1e4 by Mrs. Leonard volunteered to assist phine McDtrmitt. . the Rev. Mr. Ruppel! ·in trans- Seven members attended porting the children for the re- recent spring luncheon whereI mainder of the summer. Iprizes were won by Mrs. Gla<l-1 The law~· soclal hdd Friday lys Wallis, 1st place, strawher-1 night at tHe church was noted. ry pie; Mrs. ~ry Froendt, Floral arrangements for the place, loaf of bread, and tables were provided by Mrs. Gladys Wallis, 2nd place, Edward Burkett with m us 1c rangem.nt of artificial no.,.~rs.f ' · There were ·atso two other DAUGHTER BORN !Ties in the baking contest. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Moss- One of the club .projects man of Raleigh, N.. C., former to ,present - the llillbilly Pomeroy residents; are an- Club with 12 lettered noWICing the birth of a dsngh- It was also annount'ed that ter, Dianna Lynn. Tne Infant, members and one . born on June 24, weighed eight have completed physical exan1-l and four ounces. Mr. inations given by Dr. Grubb. and Mn. Mosaman have two The July meeting will be other children, Harley, Jr. and at the home of Mrs. Deni!!l' Rae. Grandparents are Smith< There will be a . and Mrs. Eslle ·Mossman demonstration in of Minersville and Mrs. Hubert with the exact date to be i · ~,.-, ..· . ·~~~·R~NctsAL~!' ;: . · . -Fund raising events were tor the evmlirig' being hanc.lledl 1 I .· ; ' Activities in Sept6mber,'~ovem6er t.2. il,, ., , Presb~erians r·.• , 'Pia/i lund: ·'• .. · ·~,Ri.i~:inn fi • 'I" ·, :J, . dlatethe meeting president, ed and oonductopened with, a poem, We See. An officers tramlng ses• sion to he held on July 17 was annount'ed, and It was no_ted that on Aug. 14 officers w • 11 meet e eto formulate programs for th Y ar. Mrs. Davld Entsminger, key woman to the Meigs County COllllcil of ChUrch Women un: ited, reported on the recent W d lid executive session of the group WHITE ~": meets which f•atured program train· . ing by Mrs. James Richards. Wednesday, July 12 at l:lMl P· She said that Mrs. J. Edward 111.; at the Middleport Legion Fost.r. president of the J!aU. . County group, has ordered ma·FEENEY • BENNETT Post !erial ·to be used in making till, American Legion, w1II layettes for the fall Commonmeet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ity Dav program. at the hall. Membership cards AUilUSt 9 was designated as are available now. general cleanup day at Heath TRIN\TY CffiCLE of Trinity Church. Members •igned a card Churcl of Christ will meet at of cheer for Mrs. 0. P. Klein, 7:30 Wednesday nlght at the and officers reports were giveburch. en by Mrs. James Jllo'iden, retary ; and Mrs. •Fred Hibbs, ADULT CHOIR of St. Paul's treasurer. Lutheran Church will meet at Devotions opening with the 8:30 Wednesday night at t h e Lord's Prayer in unison were churrh. . l oonducted by Mn. Guy Shuler She read the 1,191h Psalm and PUMEROY CHAPTER No. 00 1gave two . meditations, one nn Royal Arch Masons Will hold a the life of Christ, and the olher ~~!'ted Convocation, Wednesday, entitled "The Lost Bible." July IZ, at ?:30 p. m. at Po~ An arrangement of blue eroy Masonic Te~ple, all off~ drangeas flanked by blue cers .and oompamons are urged ers centered the II> attend. James Buchanan, H. table. Mrs. Nan Moore, pres!P. dent, presided at the pun c bowl. Mrs. Max Donahue and Thu~day Mrs. Glenn Lambert were ROC'K SPRINGS GRANGE esses. Others contributing will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. ~Zelia Riley, Mrs. C. H. the haD. Inspection will he held Hennesy, and Miss Bess and there will be a program and . burn. relresbments. Mrs. Helen Martin, P i t omin Events ,. . • · .I. ' ' r , ID lite WORLD er �, I .r . tiJPl) - ~ ,'i'he~e i • ~· ·chools th~ ' at Issue IMississlppi;t~h~~·t". wirn~~i~~ro~r ),._.,..· · . -~f vehicl~ ' ' ' ~· ' ' l 1 Bedfor:d .: .T~ip~·· , Tigers, Is Elimina-ted 1 Svstein of Planned~G~ ~ooide fo'r'··. -li.T a~nes :?>~Frid " / ·'>I; ~ t~i ~ ~ l',~l)-"' h ' J / ._,C 00 \ I 'the Ohio Civil Rights COmmjB· under state Health Depart· this is where you 011 1 indications t •at ston tile money and staff to do ment. ' should not 'expect 11 to be;• • • 1'1 _auncl( lqr···· llljj be made in the till job. . The House also approved 1urner said, and a motorist htt · BOSTON (UP! -'llle State' of Tht> • >me In a conference Wednesdav that the lourLb ol ~rjca's lrurVey-QI litis s•-.ion tro "!" Over in the Houae, a bill to Ibills: , tl, und~ the proposed .bill he lllls;~sslppi, In an. effort to erase 1rep< ' .•ubmiasionl .1lleged 'starvatJi.n ,ptan Is being moon landiJii 'robota, $25-- million or more •stablish an air pollution con. could not obtam damages lrRm the Ne~ro votlllg plurality, has to · <ntiOII of '(he tlnplemehled bt · l\IJ5sli0slppl's .Tl!e problem,, 'wblcll lo.a, 2t ~~~;:: funds for catltolic el· trl boord 't r "'' oual!tv stan· - Creatmg a county hoard of the state. devised a system of starvalion Natlo~o. ·'••oetatlon. ~ (t ,b e· de~:· r\!alon·. They ~aid , they liours, .1~ pin~ lnYGivOO: 8D and s e con d a r Y <lards and enforce them cleared mental retard:t~n land deflmng 'rhe hill mere1y requires 1hat which ainounts to a "plan of o\dvancemept ~f. Cl')or~d .Punlef,penl )~ days tn ·the ioog~on eleclri~ conn~ tbe DJI' 1 charged ,NAACP) meeting here. T ~ e illudyipg pnd lnyeattgaling con- per, staoo.·of 18 powers an ut es. • . . tht ' first hurdle. receiving unan. ' . such vehicles display Hashing genoclHe," tt was A aJ::Cenlaur 1 1 - Allowing c6unty commtS· lights. whl_c_h some senators tnday. Gov. James A. Rhodes is re-1 imous aoproval. report . was comFiled by two .~IJPhs tn. the I/0Vel'l)'-61rlcken launcher. , Tba .!Unit ~~ ' lliGrt \ ported to have met quietly Mon- Although 11 exempts niotor stoners a~d township trustees satd was inadequate warmng in New York City w•lfare .yorkers '!fejlf. · · ' , ctrcl!ltl"!llnti!Bnlt.ten~1 aJ111 ol· · day at Ute executive mansion vehicles and the confines of In· to pay all or part of the cost many situations, wh'o left their lobs to work for ' '';I'll~ ate trylng 1,to kill ' the f!la~s feared ; In ·mliJ!t l001e11 " with cathot;<l bishops, but there dustriol sites. two "' a' ; 0 r " 1 group l~surance lor county the NHCP. , , . Negro piiJI'illltv In durU:g launCh, . 1 hae been no confirmation of sources of pollution, tt was de.. and township ?fflcers and em· ~ The two men, Alex Waites MISsissippi,'' 'l)'attes said.' ••Mls. "·' · . · wheUta: a firm commlttment crihed by Rep. Ralph Cole, R· pl~e!u~r:!ri~~etr !:'o~d;~~-icts and Rollie Eubanks, told a n.Ws slsstppl ~s a plan of 11enoclde No Bond lSiue · , was made. I Flndl•y. as "3 milestone In ng . . .to get rid of as man,y Negroes ,.pt)UJMBUS - . TBE ~ L )l'urtber credence to the Idea Ohio's rosd to advancement." havln,g no free public hbrary ~~ rcontinued from Page I) as p09sible,'' che addecl. billly of some 8lll1 ,ol bond. Is. • wu given Wednesday when No ~.ate lor implementation of IS~~~ bonds to buy library fa gen.ral's office Wait• and Eubanks In their sue on.tbe November ballot was House Speoker Charles Kurless the program has been set and ctlt es. . O'Connell who said his clients ' .. • report said "the principal ruled out 'fVedneadey by House Indicated the Senate would take no funds have been a~propriat • Legislative action was com· ' opposod the plan because it PT. PLEASANT _ Mrs. Mar· problem Js slal'V'8tion and Speaker Chai-les· Kul'fesa, · RIll' \tie matl~r, perhaps In the ed lor tlte board, whteh wqt be pleted on a proposal to admtt would put them out of buamess, garet Jane Wartenburg, 79, of t survival brought ai!Jlut by Bowling ~r~~· , form of a bill. · veterans of the VIetnam War contenited a bill >hould not be 109 First St. a life-long resident oolpresenl and sy$telllatlc ex· The ma)Oflty leader said al . The money could be written IJ' and other military actions smce adopt&! at the present time, of Mason ~unty, w. va, died elusion of Negro agrarian a. news conference that tbt mlo the school found•tloh btll UJ \ltf I thP Korenn Conflict to the Ohio then issued a .warning to the Wednesday night at Pleaasntl wor~ ~om the I!CODOJDY of House membership's leelip& now In the Senate EducaUon , Sclldlers and Satlors Home " legislators. Valley Hospital, after an extend- Don C ~cker Middleport Is the delta. , \Va8 Utat no question llllou~ bt Committee. - •the Senate approved the meased illness I · ' The report critlclzea state and on the November ballot t hal Proponents of giving wme Gaugeo - Gallipolis 12 3 ure. It already had passed in II the commtttee wants to . ! one of 2U sutdent, attending the federal programs for "conlrl· might lead,to defeat of a lefiJI. public funds to Catholie schools 13 7 running 7 feet of ,;, ,:"d the House , know the ments this 18 not the Born in Mason County, on CUNA School for credit union buttng towards the destruction latlve ap~onment propoll). 11 argue It could keep some clas- Pt. Pleasant 24 31· Pomer:s· Enmpt Plows, Sweepers j ttme. I sugge•t rocords ile kept Sept. 20. 1687, she was the dau· personnel on the campus of the of the individual, physically and . ses from being closed a.od the . Mason, 20.82; Hlnt~n l 311 f~: The Senate referred back to and a report made in two ghter of the late Joseph and Au- I Umverstty of Wlcsonsln at Ma emotionally." It also demands rhlldren out Into the public ling: Kanawha Fall,' 4'65 . thP Urban and Highway Affatrs years. Right now you are not gusta Mobley Patterson. dlson. classification of Mississippi as 9 school sy~tem. ing, Charleston. 18.00 ' su;t ~~: Committee by an 18·t3 vote a really lookmg at the picture, " 1 Mrs. Warlenburg was a mem· The =~~~~~ ~u~t · ~,.ls an emergency .poverty area and A growtng problem for I h • don. Marmet and Win! . proposal to exempt drivers of h<;, said.. . . . . ! ber of the Mt. Carmel Evange- sponso y . l'ntation uraed "mmedlale federal a<> Catltolie schools has been t h. on the sill. leld, are 5DCW plows. road sweepers, If thiS btll IS pas,.,d. t h e tical United Brethem Church.] al, the worldwtde ~ssoctatlon of Uon to provide minimum heal disparity in salaries of public I Boat Movements stripers, and such from certain boa_rds are .~ot .gomg to g e t r She is survived by her bus- credit unions . which has Its and welfare serylces." ' . school teachers and what the Gallipolis Locka - Scot ' highway traffic law•. such as thetr buses, satd thP Cmcm-, band, Arch Wartenburg: three! headquart~rs ~ Madison.: The report also criticized the <Conlin ftGm p I Catholic sys!em can alford to tin down 9 25 m t Cho- crossi~g the center line. nati attor?ey hmtm~ a posstble siSters, Mrs. Helen Silvers and Becker IS offtce manager for food stamp proSJ'Dm· operated ued ~ )) pay the Increasing number o! Bowles down 11 PM 'mH E. It was suggested lite measure cou~t actton to delay the cen· Ruth Bonecutter, holil of Pt. lbe Kalse~ Employes Federal by the U.S. DepartmOJII of ty Auditor Gordon Caldwell 'bJl lay teachPrs it nePds. deavor up 1·15 a mP: ED En. be redraftPd to protect I he trahzed P ha.e as occured Pleasant, and Mrs. Sylvia Bone- I Cred(t Umon at Ravenswond. AgricUlture aa "anotlier means July 20. A proposal to oermil the gov- Bosworth on 6:30 a .m: •ana rl~hts of private cit~\lliS to last year. cutter, Letart; and two broth· S~utlents Ill'(' given courees _In of exploitation or the poor." The _budgets wl}l be eonstdel' emor to cut off the now of et ~P 6:45 a. m. · Sem. seek redress and to protect the Manulartu~ers contested the ers, Rubin and William Gaskin, busmes~ law, financial an~SJB, Families often are tricked Into ed by the county budget COJDo liquor for 24 to 72 hours m "" Kanawha River _ M stale-employed workers. , plan i?st year and tt took an both of Pt. Pleasant. I economtcs, psychology, SOC!Oio- paying higher prices or .htgller mission which meets lhe first al't'R where civil dtsorrler "''sts Major up 2-40 p. m . ~rmet, AI present. when such v... executtve order by Gov. James [ Services will be conducted at gy, human relatton_s In manage- Interest rates on stamps lhey Mondll)'. in A,ugust. The com. recetved aporoval Wednesday Sweet up 7., 15 p. m. Beck' W hicles cross the center line. O!" A; Rhodes for the local dtstr~cts , 2 p.m Friday at the Crow ·i men!, cost analysiS 31ld pubUc buy or borrow, tho .report aad. mission Is colllpolled of AucJ,lo of the Ohio Senate. down 8 p m.: 0 F She )Ord erate in marked Jane,s and such tc get the1r buses. The matter 1Hussell Funeral Home by the relaUons .. Then Instructors In· AI an earliar news confer· lor Caldwell, Treasurer HoJf• It now goes hack !o t h • 2:15 a m.: Alan· R ar~ up •he driver is ,violating the law " still m the courts but t b e jtev. Kathleen Sargent. Burial elude Untvers.'.1Y of _Wiiconsm ence. NAACP nati<lnal labor ani Frank and Prol!fCUIIns At. House for concurrence m a down 5 a m . w f' j M rrlll althouvh he is following the or· ' state Board of .E!I~~gj!Qg pass· will be in Suncrest Cemetery professors together wtlh CUNA secretary Herbert Hill said the torney Bernard FUIII. Senate amendment which d•le!- Shaver Jr · · .~~ 10 d, W. fl der of a stat~ official. ed Jun• 5 a ~iifullbn'· peffuli· ' Frtends may call at the lunerai International, CUNA Mutual apd organization.·' would actively ., od a provision that would have ~ercllff up' :~o ~· m : EJ. Sen. Robin Turner, R·Marion, I !;;g lora! di'l~Acts to buy buses home aner 7 p.m. Thursday. CUNA' supply staff men_tbe!l... seek injunctions against ·~ 11 • PREMIUM BOOKS far 11it allowed the order !o he ISSued G. down I 50 p. . . .Elaine said !he bill was ''trying to pro- lor. the .11!6'1;68 Yf•r on an tn· ---------· - - - Tlte two week course IS Iii!- constru~tlon projects funded 1967 edition of the Melia CotiJI. if a riot aoOP'";1 "i•nminrnl ., and Mr Criss ;~w~ 6 ~r~s Jr: terl a small group at the OX· diVtduaj ~aSls. ' ! privlege," snapped Rep. Ethel !lgned to further the education witb pqblie monies un~~ss "the ty Fair are expected to be C!J!II" Tool to S op Riots Pollv R up 7 a. m · m.· pense of the ordmary citizen." Hadlel ~ n d Rep .. Robert G. Swanbeck. R-Huron, b a I f'l and background of l~aders of Jlly • white AFLCIO Building j pleted \))' lhJs weekend and will The bill whwh """"' an Obio River - L~ck ' ·-- -· - -ReckrQJ ,' tR..Cmcmnati, ques- rising from her seat. "! pro- the credit umon movement. ~· 1~ades Union ceases dlscrlmill-' be ~buted at once, Don emer~•nrv r'aus~ was descrlb· ton Queen u 2 H Cot. l h?ned 0 C(»lnell .about reporlod test to this insult of Chairman dsy there are over 47,0110 cr~bt atory union membership prao- Reuter, lair board aecrelat1 Jeo ' ed by Son Dlvtd S H1lro>nb. ern J I 20 P 55 P m . Westf ef UfDS d1flerpnces In prtces before the Fisher. 1 demand a writtenf un1ons throughout the world walh ttee ,, ports · R·Dayton. as "an added tool ney ~P 6·15• am-~Peg~y Dow. I ce,?traliz<;«! pbn. l apologv." , a total membership of close ~~ called the statemenl'- Aciivllie• will be nlllnl 11M for the ~ovr'llor .:o cope '"th Luther Herdman do~nLock 15. 'fhy II'"' It that a bus costl A silliness settll!d over th' 30 million and l?btl assets Negroes were not qullllfied•'tor hlgh,gearmrdorlhe(alrwblcll summer mrtdrnt<. . m . L<lrk 16 6 20 a 'moty m Northeastern Ohto than room and some ~ shuffling, more tban $14 billion. the skUled craft union oosltlons tl only l!ll&btiY OVfll a 111011111 As the. Senate wocld have 11. down 6 5ll · J.oh . Morrow m Nortltwe!lern Ohio." a~ked buzzing high school students -a • " • awa . the b11i "not anr.erl-Pr~manlv 4 a co. m Prmrm10 up Hadl~y "Wasn't collusion m· ' stood silent as Fisher rephtased Y Mason County ' ' J11i11r IIIII t; II ., .witt\e' ' Native Dies B k All. d ec er en s On Wednesday CUNA Schoo) Jn Wisconsin I News ,, • ' 1 Beat 0f TheBend i I 6 · I I I M'}} T Ra"eDrl'ver Rt areas of racial riots, but lit fl · J5 rr. . Jty of St Loms down Summ~r I Thl'S Weekend volved?ll Man Hunl Is Ended his question Shoe Sale · Now In Progress Lork 17· .Joffboat up . "! have never ..,.n evidence "Didn't th~ chassis manufac·l SPEQAL VALUES AJ Steel Ranger u~ Tenth Dtstrict Cllngressman of ~llusion in;bidding," replied turers join the distributors,'' romna~e v· . m Lock 16, Esso West Clarence E Miller turns race O'Ciil\nell said FishPr Proponent< ar""rl thai f n r J tr~nl~up 7 40 a m.. Lock 19, driver thiS weekend when he "!have had leports of offer. I "No" O'Connell repli,;d firm· ,, ., . tlu< reason t~e emeroenr1 Lork lrkers un 5 05 a. m.: retmns to hts home city to par· oo kickbacks to ,school board! ly oo't admitted lite "ehaui,s IRONTON, Obi<> (UP!) - A ' rlause. m•~ n. t'• · hill elf•rl I !5 s20 llugpme P Jones down !tctpo!e in the annual Lancas. member&," !ai<Y. the Williams ' and automobile dealers con!esf.. ' lri..late manhunt ended ~~ 1TEMS FROM·OUR WEONESPAY tvP 11n' n sivn'~g bv the gover- d d m · Lock 21. Harvey Jor. ter 8oap Box Derby Sunday. County ..represen~tl~e. "What ed" the pl.<n In separate cOurt Delday nlgbt ~hen 8 fugitive nor was psoential to havin~ the San own 6 20 a m. : Lock 22 Mtller will pair off with Ml· abbn• that'" · 1 t' accllled of knifing an Ironton AD IN THE SEUTJNICL; · tLo·z • •· · actons law " '"e"t [or the Labor Day ·. uts "e~hl'f down 2 24 a son 8.,11. an executive with the ~gain O'Coi!Dell replied he I Rec~an quieted the room policeiiUIII IAifll!ildered at Ute ..wkend ~-~n Lock 23, John Ladd !lean Chevrolet Division or Gener.~l had not seen any evidence to' with comments about the Jnt .... Lawrence CGunty Jan. 1200111 ... 9 15 P m. Onward down Motors- -and General Manager support the charge 'f'hp b'tt was introdu•ed In the 't 0f th Ito . ,.~"-.J""I' Gary S. Thacker, 21, Ironton, ' Y known e asin mey WllUJII · walked Into the 1· all a d told ''ouse bv renresentntives frnm 111·.35 P rn ·• Mar th a S down of Ihe National Sclap Box Der· "Well jitst how ·do "' -you ac· "have e he starielJ to ' Kroger Brand f'J•veland who in th•ir ll"•••n· 2 15 a m: Jefferson down 2 50 by in the 'Oil Can Derby" count for a $3 000 dillerenc . I ct' I ., cH . 1 ~1 I two radio dispatchers he was Twin Pack . '" a m. Rose G d 3 ' hi h ' • em pra tee aw. e pom"" ou surrender••• Tha eke • ..,. •aho.n S!>Pt'' rally referred to R. d own :15 a m ; , w c •· proceeds the regu. the. purchase price of identical'! O'Connell was representing 8 r w~ - - - - Gollan 'lOS"hle riots m that ctty thiS 0 ren a .Jones up 4 45 a m : lar Soap Box Derby compelf. bu¥1!," conllnrted Hadley. client and n u sought ~ elrly Wedllellday 25tb. Stlt,19 1 summer. G~;;•n Bruce up 6 55 a m: lion ''f,l!ave ntver •een anv evj.' involved was no perso a ~ lor .the kntftng pi blf ~ 1.. '' Sen Charles Corne~·. D. nup Locks, Oleander up 3- The weekend will be a busy dence,'' said O'Cilnnell. · 1 "Does~'t It et tight down to I William Da1J8herly, 211, who · 00 Youngstown. the only one votP m.. Helen R dow,, w·sa one for the Congressman. On F'jijteJ: then asked whether the · t f!t3tg · wa• stabbed cmce In Ute ing against the bill in that P m.. Lady Ktmberly uo 2·:w Saturday he will join other Re- ' other' Interests were fighting the; ·haim best-fwe ~ ~ng back near the right kidney. . ' 1 chamber, called It a "palli•tive a. m · AllAm Zeohvr uo 6·25 a publican members tn a trip 1o plan besides body distributors t "r th "bu 4i t"'hoto .~ Thacker was boo ked ·---· ---- 81 for the svmptoms" and not a m.. Bobby Joe down 8:10 a. the Gettysburg Farm of former pointing out his ~cceas to :1 ~k e • s " rs, charges of cuttin,g with · solution for the problem. ·m : Meldahl Larks, Edward s. President Dwight D. Eisen!tow-' trol board r.lporta con "Thm:,n, t " ~ Ill kiU and will be arraigned!' The bill, h~ said. "Is an after- Bosworth down J 30 P m: er. The Congressmen wt11 visit ' "No" replied th~ alto O'C a I~ ~ ~· ha ar.swer Frldsy in muntelj)aJ court. effect" and "juat so much hog. Eastern down 10 45 p m · L. ' with Mr. Eisenhower during the It ~as then that the rnl1"1Y·. backon~e · .011 ndv~sseneda CUI· Daugherty, listed In fair con" Fiore I 30 ' u tn· m ""rvlce a "' d't' ' 1 h • 18 · ' up a. m. Lil!ian morning and then attend an af. • jected bv Fislter 1n hjs q ·et pet'ti ·n 1 th 1 lion at La wrence' Co WIty Carney ssid the only way to Clark up 2 16 . 1. m.: Raven:~- ternoon work session with Re· l manner broke; •·' ut ~~: to'.:'.:'it :Os be:..~rt: ' eral Hospu.J, artd inOUter pat. ! tolve the problem IS to gwe wood up 6:3() a. m. Ipublican House' leaders. · ' I ''I rise 88 0 point of --a1 .. rolmaa, PhllHp Elias, ,.... ~.. P1an. sl!liiiDODed to put down a resort arecs wh•re vnulh< h'· 1 30 a rome intoxicated and go on a 5. 15 ." 10 01 · 1 I • . · ' ' KR0 Gi • R Famous Brands, Budget Priced JetsDefe~ • THE SHOf BOX Middleport, o. Mudllensln ' ' " ° I k: Armour's Treet 2 89C HomO Ml"lk 79c· pure C0!)8·Sugar Crest Toothpaste 2!: 99C New York Clothing House Double Bill Reg. & Short Sizt>s 28 to 50 Reg. Price 7.98 to lfi 98 113 Off Salt $5.32 to 11.32 ~-· #summer_dress clearan~-\ I LADIES SUMMER / - WHm DRISSES turbance at a local tavem shortly after midnJ«ht. Tttacker, hla brother, Dennis, 11, and a 17-ye,ar-old girl lied !rom the tavern as the offlcen arrived and were found hldlnl In a weeded area ·to the ...... 'I of the tavern. Thacker escaped after the stabbill8, Wltlle ·Dennis and the Cirl IU r rend e red. Daugh· erty fired sb: times at the lle&lng man but did not btl ld!it. TO ASK BUS BIDS The Melge Local School Di&. lrtct Board of Education Ills approved , a resolution to adver· lise lor two school b\'!le&. 1New Help in.Hospital C~~ · )Floren~ Nightingale would\ be astou'naed : ·~ ~osp1ta! communications today. 1'ele· . · ":tSlon and mtercoms give patients the atten· · bon they need. B e I ow the Norwood (Mass.) Hospital teaches' baby formula preparation via TV. · R... $5.95 Silt Reg. $6.9$.$7.95 $199 S-'t $4.99' LadiesA VEA~· Dresses - - - l off GOOD NAME IN DRESSES I ...., Reg.,6.98 to 15.-,NOW 4.66 to 10.00 SUMM!'l REG. $7.95 SKIRTS-· 4''-~ . New 'Ygrk Ctothing House ·' PERSONALIZED COMMUNICATION . • ANNOUNCE MEETING Hatel Commtmity C~urcb will have Its county prayer me~otiftll: :l July li at 2 p. m. The Rev. Edsel Hart Ia pa•tor. !fl~l" ,. Js welcome. ~ Tll9:~ ~.M. S.tUrclay AIR CONDITIONED '- MIDDLEPORT, O. ' NOTHING QUITE • . LIKE WITH 1t1E NEW ( ;I ~- r' ~ ~mpanionll · 'r ''( ' ' ." ' , · , 2·WAY R-"DIO :reu wilt lind 1001 liaiCIII:II •; • "" "' ... )fOUr dftlllndablt ~lontt". Cantact olllee. \'til!' Yliur.fuiUervlc:t lank"··· . . . PEARCE.SIMPSON tiame, service unlls, reKUt ;t!Uidi,Ci¥11 Dtflnll.andCIIItlr in CIII'J....bolt, 1n u. iir, J'OU'II find .,... Ia ldltta" Weadaar-Gtarcl House Paint $6.94. ca·•··· ...,...... $179·~ • SEIJ' Cl.iANtNG Glt4mi{tg WhiJ• ana CDkm tool FR£F.~ . ' - .. $4,.95 PAINT BRUSH •'' �, I .r . tiJPl) - ~ ,'i'he~e i • ~· ·chools th~ ' at Issue IMississlppi;t~h~~·t". wirn~~i~~ro~r ),._.,..· · . -~f vehicl~ ' ' ' ~· ' ' l 1 Bedfor:d .: .T~ip~·· , Tigers, Is Elimina-ted 1 Svstein of Planned~G~ ~ooide fo'r'··. -li.T a~nes :?>~Frid " / ·'>I; ~ t~i ~ ~ l',~l)-"' h ' J / ._,C 00 \ I 'the Ohio Civil Rights COmmjB· under state Health Depart· this is where you 011 1 indications t •at ston tile money and staff to do ment. ' should not 'expect 11 to be;• • • 1'1 _auncl( lqr···· llljj be made in the till job. . The House also approved 1urner said, and a motorist htt · BOSTON (UP! -'llle State' of Tht> • >me In a conference Wednesdav that the lourLb ol ~rjca's lrurVey-QI litis s•-.ion tro "!" Over in the Houae, a bill to Ibills: , tl, und~ the proposed .bill he lllls;~sslppi, In an. effort to erase 1rep< ' .•ubmiasionl .1lleged 'starvatJi.n ,ptan Is being moon landiJii 'robota, $25-- million or more •stablish an air pollution con. could not obtam damages lrRm the Ne~ro votlllg plurality, has to · <ntiOII of '(he tlnplemehled bt · l\IJ5sli0slppl's .Tl!e problem,, 'wblcll lo.a, 2t ~~~;:: funds for catltolic el· trl boord 't r "'' oual!tv stan· - Creatmg a county hoard of the state. devised a system of starvalion Natlo~o. ·'••oetatlon. ~ (t ,b e· de~:· r\!alon·. They ~aid , they liours, .1~ pin~ lnYGivOO: 8D and s e con d a r Y <lards and enforce them cleared mental retard:t~n land deflmng 'rhe hill mere1y requires 1hat which ainounts to a "plan of o\dvancemept ~f. Cl')or~d .Punlef,penl )~ days tn ·the ioog~on eleclri~ conn~ tbe DJI' 1 charged ,NAACP) meeting here. T ~ e illudyipg pnd lnyeattgaling con- per, staoo.·of 18 powers an ut es. • . . tht ' first hurdle. receiving unan. ' . such vehicles display Hashing genoclHe," tt was A aJ::Cenlaur 1 1 - Allowing c6unty commtS· lights. whl_c_h some senators tnday. Gov. James A. Rhodes is re-1 imous aoproval. report . was comFiled by two .~IJPhs tn. the I/0Vel'l)'-61rlcken launcher. , Tba .!Unit ~~ ' lliGrt \ ported to have met quietly Mon- Although 11 exempts niotor stoners a~d township trustees satd was inadequate warmng in New York City w•lfare .yorkers '!fejlf. · · ' , ctrcl!ltl"!llnti!Bnlt.ten~1 aJ111 ol· · day at Ute executive mansion vehicles and the confines of In· to pay all or part of the cost many situations, wh'o left their lobs to work for ' '';I'll~ ate trylng 1,to kill ' the f!la~s feared ; In ·mliJ!t l001e11 " with cathot;<l bishops, but there dustriol sites. two "' a' ; 0 r " 1 group l~surance lor county the NHCP. , , . Negro piiJI'illltv In durU:g launCh, . 1 hae been no confirmation of sources of pollution, tt was de.. and township ?fflcers and em· ~ The two men, Alex Waites MISsissippi,'' 'l)'attes said.' ••Mls. "·' · . · wheUta: a firm commlttment crihed by Rep. Ralph Cole, R· pl~e!u~r:!ri~~etr !:'o~d;~~-icts and Rollie Eubanks, told a n.Ws slsstppl ~s a plan of 11enoclde No Bond lSiue · , was made. I Flndl•y. as "3 milestone In ng . . .to get rid of as man,y Negroes ,.pt)UJMBUS - . TBE ~ L )l'urtber credence to the Idea Ohio's rosd to advancement." havln,g no free public hbrary ~~ rcontinued from Page I) as p09sible,'' che addecl. billly of some 8lll1 ,ol bond. Is. • wu given Wednesday when No ~.ate lor implementation of IS~~~ bonds to buy library fa gen.ral's office Wait• and Eubanks In their sue on.tbe November ballot was House Speoker Charles Kurless the program has been set and ctlt es. . O'Connell who said his clients ' .. • report said "the principal ruled out 'fVedneadey by House Indicated the Senate would take no funds have been a~propriat • Legislative action was com· ' opposod the plan because it PT. PLEASANT _ Mrs. Mar· problem Js slal'V'8tion and Speaker Chai-les· Kul'fesa, · RIll' \tie matl~r, perhaps In the ed lor tlte board, whteh wqt be pleted on a proposal to admtt would put them out of buamess, garet Jane Wartenburg, 79, of t survival brought ai!Jlut by Bowling ~r~~· , form of a bill. · veterans of the VIetnam War contenited a bill >hould not be 109 First St. a life-long resident oolpresenl and sy$telllatlc ex· The ma)Oflty leader said al . The money could be written IJ' and other military actions smce adopt&! at the present time, of Mason ~unty, w. va, died elusion of Negro agrarian a. news conference that tbt mlo the school found•tloh btll UJ \ltf I thP Korenn Conflict to the Ohio then issued a .warning to the Wednesday night at Pleaasntl wor~ ~om the I!CODOJDY of House membership's leelip& now In the Senate EducaUon , Sclldlers and Satlors Home " legislators. Valley Hospital, after an extend- Don C ~cker Middleport Is the delta. , \Va8 Utat no question llllou~ bt Committee. - •the Senate approved the meased illness I · ' The report critlclzea state and on the November ballot t hal Proponents of giving wme Gaugeo - Gallipolis 12 3 ure. It already had passed in II the commtttee wants to . ! one of 2U sutdent, attending the federal programs for "conlrl· might lead,to defeat of a lefiJI. public funds to Catholie schools 13 7 running 7 feet of ,;, ,:"d the House , know the ments this 18 not the Born in Mason County, on CUNA School for credit union buttng towards the destruction latlve ap~onment propoll). 11 argue It could keep some clas- Pt. Pleasant 24 31· Pomer:s· Enmpt Plows, Sweepers j ttme. I sugge•t rocords ile kept Sept. 20. 1687, she was the dau· personnel on the campus of the of the individual, physically and . ses from being closed a.od the . Mason, 20.82; Hlnt~n l 311 f~: The Senate referred back to and a report made in two ghter of the late Joseph and Au- I Umverstty of Wlcsonsln at Ma emotionally." It also demands rhlldren out Into the public ling: Kanawha Fall,' 4'65 . thP Urban and Highway Affatrs years. Right now you are not gusta Mobley Patterson. dlson. classification of Mississippi as 9 school sy~tem. ing, Charleston. 18.00 ' su;t ~~: Committee by an 18·t3 vote a really lookmg at the picture, " 1 Mrs. Warlenburg was a mem· The =~~~~~ ~u~t · ~,.ls an emergency .poverty area and A growtng problem for I h • don. Marmet and Win! . proposal to exempt drivers of h<;, said.. . . . . ! ber of the Mt. Carmel Evange- sponso y . l'ntation uraed "mmedlale federal a<> Catltolie schools has been t h. on the sill. leld, are 5DCW plows. road sweepers, If thiS btll IS pas,.,d. t h e tical United Brethem Church.] al, the worldwtde ~ssoctatlon of Uon to provide minimum heal disparity in salaries of public I Boat Movements stripers, and such from certain boa_rds are .~ot .gomg to g e t r She is survived by her bus- credit unions . which has Its and welfare serylces." ' . school teachers and what the Gallipolis Locka - Scot ' highway traffic law•. such as thetr buses, satd thP Cmcm-, band, Arch Wartenburg: three! headquart~rs ~ Madison.: The report also criticized the <Conlin ftGm p I Catholic sys!em can alford to tin down 9 25 m t Cho- crossi~g the center line. nati attor?ey hmtm~ a posstble siSters, Mrs. Helen Silvers and Becker IS offtce manager for food stamp proSJ'Dm· operated ued ~ )) pay the Increasing number o! Bowles down 11 PM 'mH E. It was suggested lite measure cou~t actton to delay the cen· Ruth Bonecutter, holil of Pt. lbe Kalse~ Employes Federal by the U.S. DepartmOJII of ty Auditor Gordon Caldwell 'bJl lay teachPrs it nePds. deavor up 1·15 a mP: ED En. be redraftPd to protect I he trahzed P ha.e as occured Pleasant, and Mrs. Sylvia Bone- I Cred(t Umon at Ravenswond. AgricUlture aa "anotlier means July 20. A proposal to oermil the gov- Bosworth on 6:30 a .m: •ana rl~hts of private cit~\lliS to last year. cutter, Letart; and two broth· S~utlents Ill'(' given courees _In of exploitation or the poor." The _budgets wl}l be eonstdel' emor to cut off the now of et ~P 6:45 a. m. · Sem. seek redress and to protect the Manulartu~ers contested the ers, Rubin and William Gaskin, busmes~ law, financial an~SJB, Families often are tricked Into ed by the county budget COJDo liquor for 24 to 72 hours m "" Kanawha River _ M stale-employed workers. , plan i?st year and tt took an both of Pt. Pleasant. I economtcs, psychology, SOC!Oio- paying higher prices or .htgller mission which meets lhe first al't'R where civil dtsorrler "''sts Major up 2-40 p. m . ~rmet, AI present. when such v... executtve order by Gov. James [ Services will be conducted at gy, human relatton_s In manage- Interest rates on stamps lhey Mondll)'. in A,ugust. The com. recetved aporoval Wednesday Sweet up 7., 15 p. m. Beck' W hicles cross the center line. O!" A; Rhodes for the local dtstr~cts , 2 p.m Friday at the Crow ·i men!, cost analysiS 31ld pubUc buy or borrow, tho .report aad. mission Is colllpolled of AucJ,lo of the Ohio Senate. down 8 p m.: 0 F She )Ord erate in marked Jane,s and such tc get the1r buses. The matter 1Hussell Funeral Home by the relaUons .. Then Instructors In· AI an earliar news confer· lor Caldwell, Treasurer HoJf• It now goes hack !o t h • 2:15 a m.: Alan· R ar~ up •he driver is ,violating the law " still m the courts but t b e jtev. Kathleen Sargent. Burial elude Untvers.'.1Y of _Wiiconsm ence. NAACP nati<lnal labor ani Frank and Prol!fCUIIns At. House for concurrence m a down 5 a m . w f' j M rrlll althouvh he is following the or· ' state Board of .E!I~~gj!Qg pass· will be in Suncrest Cemetery professors together wtlh CUNA secretary Herbert Hill said the torney Bernard FUIII. Senate amendment which d•le!- Shaver Jr · · .~~ 10 d, W. fl der of a stat~ official. ed Jun• 5 a ~iifullbn'· peffuli· ' Frtends may call at the lunerai International, CUNA Mutual apd organization.·' would actively ., od a provision that would have ~ercllff up' :~o ~· m : EJ. Sen. Robin Turner, R·Marion, I !;;g lora! di'l~Acts to buy buses home aner 7 p.m. Thursday. CUNA' supply staff men_tbe!l... seek injunctions against ·~ 11 • PREMIUM BOOKS far 11it allowed the order !o he ISSued G. down I 50 p. . . .Elaine said !he bill was ''trying to pro- lor. the .11!6'1;68 Yf•r on an tn· ---------· - - - Tlte two week course IS Iii!- constru~tlon projects funded 1967 edition of the Melia CotiJI. if a riot aoOP'";1 "i•nminrnl ., and Mr Criss ;~w~ 6 ~r~s Jr: terl a small group at the OX· diVtduaj ~aSls. ' ! privlege," snapped Rep. Ethel !lgned to further the education witb pqblie monies un~~ss "the ty Fair are expected to be C!J!II" Tool to S op Riots Pollv R up 7 a. m · m.· pense of the ordmary citizen." Hadlel ~ n d Rep .. Robert G. Swanbeck. R-Huron, b a I f'l and background of l~aders of Jlly • white AFLCIO Building j pleted \))' lhJs weekend and will The bill whwh """"' an Obio River - L~ck ' ·-- -· - -ReckrQJ ,' tR..Cmcmnati, ques- rising from her seat. "! pro- the credit umon movement. ~· 1~ades Union ceases dlscrlmill-' be ~buted at once, Don emer~•nrv r'aus~ was descrlb· ton Queen u 2 H Cot. l h?ned 0 C(»lnell .about reporlod test to this insult of Chairman dsy there are over 47,0110 cr~bt atory union membership prao- Reuter, lair board aecrelat1 Jeo ' ed by Son Dlvtd S H1lro>nb. ern J I 20 P 55 P m . Westf ef UfDS d1flerpnces In prtces before the Fisher. 1 demand a writtenf un1ons throughout the world walh ttee ,, ports · R·Dayton. as "an added tool ney ~P 6·15• am-~Peg~y Dow. I ce,?traliz<;«! pbn. l apologv." , a total membership of close ~~ called the statemenl'- Aciivllie• will be nlllnl 11M for the ~ovr'llor .:o cope '"th Luther Herdman do~nLock 15. 'fhy II'"' It that a bus costl A silliness settll!d over th' 30 million and l?btl assets Negroes were not qullllfied•'tor hlgh,gearmrdorlhe(alrwblcll summer mrtdrnt<. . m . L<lrk 16 6 20 a 'moty m Northeastern Ohto than room and some ~ shuffling, more tban $14 billion. the skUled craft union oosltlons tl only l!ll&btiY OVfll a 111011111 As the. Senate wocld have 11. down 6 5ll · J.oh . Morrow m Nortltwe!lern Ohio." a~ked buzzing high school students -a • " • awa . the b11i "not anr.erl-Pr~manlv 4 a co. m Prmrm10 up Hadl~y "Wasn't collusion m· ' stood silent as Fisher rephtased Y Mason County ' ' J11i11r IIIII t; II ., .witt\e' ' Native Dies B k All. d ec er en s On Wednesday CUNA Schoo) Jn Wisconsin I News ,, • ' 1 Beat 0f TheBend i I 6 · I I I M'}} T Ra"eDrl'ver Rt areas of racial riots, but lit fl · J5 rr. . Jty of St Loms down Summ~r I Thl'S Weekend volved?ll Man Hunl Is Ended his question Shoe Sale · Now In Progress Lork 17· .Joffboat up . "! have never ..,.n evidence "Didn't th~ chassis manufac·l SPEQAL VALUES AJ Steel Ranger u~ Tenth Dtstrict Cllngressman of ~llusion in;bidding," replied turers join the distributors,'' romna~e v· . m Lock 16, Esso West Clarence E Miller turns race O'Ciil\nell said FishPr Proponent< ar""rl thai f n r J tr~nl~up 7 40 a m.. Lock 19, driver thiS weekend when he "!have had leports of offer. I "No" O'Connell repli,;d firm· ,, ., . tlu< reason t~e emeroenr1 Lork lrkers un 5 05 a. m.: retmns to hts home city to par· oo kickbacks to ,school board! ly oo't admitted lite "ehaui,s IRONTON, Obi<> (UP!) - A ' rlause. m•~ n. t'• · hill elf•rl I !5 s20 llugpme P Jones down !tctpo!e in the annual Lancas. member&," !ai<Y. the Williams ' and automobile dealers con!esf.. ' lri..late manhunt ended ~~ 1TEMS FROM·OUR WEONESPAY tvP 11n' n sivn'~g bv the gover- d d m · Lock 21. Harvey Jor. ter 8oap Box Derby Sunday. County ..represen~tl~e. "What ed" the pl.<n In separate cOurt Delday nlgbt ~hen 8 fugitive nor was psoential to havin~ the San own 6 20 a m. : Lock 22 Mtller will pair off with Ml· abbn• that'" · 1 t' accllled of knifing an Ironton AD IN THE SEUTJNICL; · tLo·z • •· · actons law " '"e"t [or the Labor Day ·. uts "e~hl'f down 2 24 a son 8.,11. an executive with the ~gain O'Coi!Dell replied he I Rec~an quieted the room policeiiUIII IAifll!ildered at Ute ..wkend ~-~n Lock 23, John Ladd !lean Chevrolet Division or Gener.~l had not seen any evidence to' with comments about the Jnt .... Lawrence CGunty Jan. 1200111 ... 9 15 P m. Onward down Motors- -and General Manager support the charge 'f'hp b'tt was introdu•ed In the 't 0f th Ito . ,.~"-.J""I' Gary S. Thacker, 21, Ironton, ' Y known e asin mey WllUJII · walked Into the 1· all a d told ''ouse bv renresentntives frnm 111·.35 P rn ·• Mar th a S down of Ihe National Sclap Box Der· "Well jitst how ·do "' -you ac· "have e he starielJ to ' Kroger Brand f'J•veland who in th•ir ll"•••n· 2 15 a m: Jefferson down 2 50 by in the 'Oil Can Derby" count for a $3 000 dillerenc . I ct' I ., cH . 1 ~1 I two radio dispatchers he was Twin Pack . '" a m. Rose G d 3 ' hi h ' • em pra tee aw. e pom"" ou surrender••• Tha eke • ..,. •aho.n S!>Pt'' rally referred to R. d own :15 a m ; , w c •· proceeds the regu. the. purchase price of identical'! O'Connell was representing 8 r w~ - - - - Gollan 'lOS"hle riots m that ctty thiS 0 ren a .Jones up 4 45 a m : lar Soap Box Derby compelf. bu¥1!," conllnrted Hadley. client and n u sought ~ elrly Wedllellday 25tb. Stlt,19 1 summer. G~;;•n Bruce up 6 55 a m: lion ''f,l!ave ntver •een anv evj.' involved was no perso a ~ lor .the kntftng pi blf ~ 1.. '' Sen Charles Corne~·. D. nup Locks, Oleander up 3- The weekend will be a busy dence,'' said O'Cilnnell. · 1 "Does~'t It et tight down to I William Da1J8herly, 211, who · 00 Youngstown. the only one votP m.. Helen R dow,, w·sa one for the Congressman. On F'jijteJ: then asked whether the · t f!t3tg · wa• stabbed cmce In Ute ing against the bill in that P m.. Lady Ktmberly uo 2·:w Saturday he will join other Re- ' other' Interests were fighting the; ·haim best-fwe ~ ~ng back near the right kidney. . ' 1 chamber, called It a "palli•tive a. m · AllAm Zeohvr uo 6·25 a publican members tn a trip 1o plan besides body distributors t "r th "bu 4i t"'hoto .~ Thacker was boo ked ·---· ---- 81 for the svmptoms" and not a m.. Bobby Joe down 8:10 a. the Gettysburg Farm of former pointing out his ~cceas to :1 ~k e • s " rs, charges of cuttin,g with · solution for the problem. ·m : Meldahl Larks, Edward s. President Dwight D. Eisen!tow-' trol board r.lporta con "Thm:,n, t " ~ Ill kiU and will be arraigned!' The bill, h~ said. "Is an after- Bosworth down J 30 P m: er. The Congressmen wt11 visit ' "No" replied th~ alto O'C a I~ ~ ~· ha ar.swer Frldsy in muntelj)aJ court. effect" and "juat so much hog. Eastern down 10 45 p m · L. ' with Mr. Eisenhower during the It ~as then that the rnl1"1Y·. backon~e · .011 ndv~sseneda CUI· Daugherty, listed In fair con" Fiore I 30 ' u tn· m ""rvlce a "' d't' ' 1 h • 18 · ' up a. m. Lil!ian morning and then attend an af. • jected bv Fislter 1n hjs q ·et pet'ti ·n 1 th 1 lion at La wrence' Co WIty Carney ssid the only way to Clark up 2 16 . 1. m.: Raven:~- ternoon work session with Re· l manner broke; •·' ut ~~: to'.:'.:'it :Os be:..~rt: ' eral Hospu.J, artd inOUter pat. ! tolve the problem IS to gwe wood up 6:3() a. m. Ipublican House' leaders. · ' I ''I rise 88 0 point of --a1 .. rolmaa, PhllHp Elias, ,.... ~.. P1an. sl!liiiDODed to put down a resort arecs wh•re vnulh< h'· 1 30 a rome intoxicated and go on a 5. 15 ." 10 01 · 1 I • . · ' ' KR0 Gi • R Famous Brands, Budget Priced JetsDefe~ • THE SHOf BOX Middleport, o. Mudllensln ' ' " ° I k: Armour's Treet 2 89C HomO Ml"lk 79c· pure C0!)8·Sugar Crest Toothpaste 2!: 99C New York Clothing House Double Bill Reg. & Short Sizt>s 28 to 50 Reg. Price 7.98 to lfi 98 113 Off Salt $5.32 to 11.32 ~-· #summer_dress clearan~-\ I LADIES SUMMER / - WHm DRISSES turbance at a local tavem shortly after midnJ«ht. Tttacker, hla brother, Dennis, 11, and a 17-ye,ar-old girl lied !rom the tavern as the offlcen arrived and were found hldlnl In a weeded area ·to the ...... 'I of the tavern. Thacker escaped after the stabbill8, Wltlle ·Dennis and the Cirl IU r rend e red. Daugh· erty fired sb: times at the lle&lng man but did not btl ld!it. TO ASK BUS BIDS The Melge Local School Di&. lrtct Board of Education Ills approved , a resolution to adver· lise lor two school b\'!le&. 1New Help in.Hospital C~~ · )Floren~ Nightingale would\ be astou'naed : ·~ ~osp1ta! communications today. 1'ele· . · ":tSlon and mtercoms give patients the atten· · bon they need. B e I ow the Norwood (Mass.) Hospital teaches' baby formula preparation via TV. · R... $5.95 Silt Reg. $6.9$.$7.95 $199 S-'t $4.99' LadiesA VEA~· Dresses - - - l off GOOD NAME IN DRESSES I ...., Reg.,6.98 to 15.-,NOW 4.66 to 10.00 SUMM!'l REG. $7.95 SKIRTS-· 4''-~ . New 'Ygrk Ctothing House ·' PERSONALIZED COMMUNICATION . • ANNOUNCE MEETING Hatel Commtmity C~urcb will have Its county prayer me~otiftll: :l July li at 2 p. m. The Rev. Edsel Hart Ia pa•tor. !fl~l" ,. Js welcome. ~ Tll9:~ ~.M. S.tUrclay AIR CONDITIONED '- MIDDLEPORT, O. ' NOTHING QUITE • . LIKE WITH 1t1E NEW ( ;I ~- r' ~ ~mpanionll · 'r ''( ' ' ." ' , · , 2·WAY R-"DIO :reu wilt lind 1001 liaiCIII:II •; • "" "' ... )fOUr dftlllndablt ~lontt". Cantact olllee. \'til!' Yliur.fuiUervlc:t lank"··· . . . PEARCE.SIMPSON tiame, service unlls, reKUt ;t!Uidi,Ci¥11 Dtflnll.andCIIItlr in CIII'J....bolt, 1n u. iir, J'OU'II find .,... Ia ldltta" Weadaar-Gtarcl House Paint $6.94. ca·•··· ...,...... $179·~ • SEIJ' Cl.iANtNG Glt4mi{tg WhiJ• ana CDkm tool FR£F.~ . ' - .. $4,.95 PAINT BRUSH •'' �(, ' . f ' • ~ ·Dally SenUne!, Pomeroy-Middlepon: o., J;ay· 13, i967-S 1 ;Ray Slayton , ruthAnn~;~m;.- · NqwatSouthside.' PLEASANTDl"e·s··Wednesday . CofifthPOINT annual camp for t chll SOciety Notes ' I New ByM~ •.CarroiiAollmt, ROTARY a.vB ..·;. . .· ·NewaNotts' . , .l/' ·.. i ~ ,~ -u......:.,.,...,.vill•·e Cbarleston, w, va., were guesll 1 __ viiJ 1·!!1lth'~2~:!~~:1,'';;.!t "~"(".. :ra~~a~.~·r::s ~~~dsr: ·Djlllgs ..~. : ~. ~~Y~'i~~ Socia1 News bam. Soc• 1 N tes· · t upi)J. l!irr ...~ ~ lMu~ie~.oOppea~.·i:~G~yr~=~· . Je y 0 . . ~jjjl tiOrt.' Tn. . ,~ lt; _ . odist Karl Wllet, · ident, at lbe meetlJil. It was annourlced that the nwilliend Softball Toomament would be held on July 18· lhru July 27. Rome WliUamson will be in charge of the program for the pext week. The members llstehed to a recording on the Rotary Club lind Its meaning, by the District Governor. . . aa 0.. , ,, ..,,,fi ~ iii ·1111' !'!It, tftlll A)PI)i The Bend Rotary Club ol New By Mrs. Jelm.Stoat er spent an .evening will( 'Mrs. · · · Bm: ',wbo 1l1!f ~ <1o lbt · PT. PLEASANT _ un Y dren In special met ·on '111uraday eVl!Mrs. Amanda Baer of Colum·' .!ohn Stout. , Mr. and •Mrs. ,Lafry Ban v~ ,~ li0Splt81:' 8 Slayton, ·51, West ~s lf:ngcl~!:ibi~a::ek at for their regular d)nner bus Is guesl' ·of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a~ Mrs. Homer W1lllard and son, David, · spent SU!Iday· · '' , ~ ; . d'ed Wedne!!d at the Hartford MethFaudree.. were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. . at Piketon visiting her gra» Yr., and Mtl. • · c.tw• ~olzer Hospil."{ after 8 Mason County Youtll and -..:··----- · Mrs. !'Iettie Fields of Charles- Clarence Eastman Sunday. father Mr. George 'J'IIoma. ,Iader IIIII ltDI. llriiD a ad Camp at Southside, W.Va., vacation ·with Mr. and ton, w. va., is visiting Mr. and · Mro. Allee Cappel and chil· ' · . Cbril, tptllt a. n,ek at th • llineBS, approximately filly cblldren Christy Bletner. Mrs. Delmer Rhodes. dren are here visiting her fa· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grat. bomt of her parents while blr He was born at Apple Grove rolled. The weeklong camp Mrs. Rosa Fink of McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Rhodes ther, Mr. Flnlaw, and other rei· bouse and cblldren, Paml, eou.,·motber wu ID the bolpltal W. Va., on Aprll 3. 1913, t b ~ closb Friday with 8 banquet Va. is vlsitlng her sister, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard alives. ,· nee, Patty and Tom Jr.·• of BOUJ. Mrt. Kay ,~ llld dJD. 8 son of John Slayton of Bidwell, p.m. . . . .. Charles Barton. Also vlsltlng at Belinda and Ricky, re- Mr. aod Mrs. John Mclcfurray ton, Texas, and lltai'ley Sldm dreD of BowUrti GreeD. fflllld Ohio, and the late Hannah Slay- The public IS tn~tted to VISit the Barton home were another Those attending were D1c k cently spent a vacation ot of Kansas and Ray Donohue of ar.d daughter, .Jran Ann, apent II!" mother, Mrt. lola llartrlml, ton, He was employed at the Jo. the camp at any. ll~e. T b Is sister, Mrs. Louise Rousb of Ord, Jack Flesher, Clyde Foley, Wrightsville Beach, N. c. Florida came to see their moth· a day with thell' ,aunt, Mrs. AJ. last week. , cal National Guard yards for camp is made po~slble through Follansbee, W. Va., and Mrs. Donald Foalesong, Miss Linda Cotterill spent a er who is a patient In Holzer pha Barr. Sbanna and JeDJrf Hl!llller el the past 12 years and was a the Mason County Association Barton's son, and family, Mr. Layne, Donald F. Roush, Rome at 4-H Camp near Jacl<· !Jospltal. .. 8 Ledlie Is home after Belpre visited tbeir grandpar· member of the Church of Christ for Retarded Chtldren and indi· and Mrs. Jim Barton of Worth· W,llllamson, Hal'll!' .. EdMr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell B~c • " _,,. enls, Mr. and Mrt. Guy Swado ' . . contributions . WID Stein, . Arlltur Sunda 'th M d spendmg a to ... ay vacawon wu.. ley In Chmtlan Umon. · mgton, Ohio. R 1 h Whit RObert Mrs. Dwane Stanley and Mr. 'pent Y wt r. an friends In Tucson Ariz. . • Mr. and Mrs. Cbarleo Fink a P more, and Mrs. WIU!am Scott 'ttend- Mro. Glen Jewell. ' Mr. and Mrt. Scott BroWII Ill Surviving are Ills wife. Ger· and family of Charleroi, Pa., more, Frank, Capehart, K a r I the wedding of their niece. The Lend A Hand Society met Mr. and Mrs. Jolm IJoyd and Columbus visited Ills mother .. tha Randolph three lfeclOf eelS visited reeently with Ills moth. ~iles, ~~_:mmeCurryrs, Floy: Donna Townsend to Mr. wltb Mrs. Stella Atkl" Tues. David and Chris 'of Dover, Dela. the hospital ·Thursday. brothers. Robert er, Mrs. Rosa Fink, at the armac • . er an Redwine at Columbus. day evening. and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wright Mr. and MJl. Duane Barr BandeD of RosWell, N. 114., home of Ills Mrs. Qlarlu :st ~ilton Johnson of Pt. Mr. and Mro. Arlie Price 9f 'Mrs. Iva Donohue Is lmprOV· and BOD, ShaiiiD, ou mo. osi. RliBSell Slayton of Vlnt Barton. aaan and Mr. and Mrs. ing and will soon be home. 'll'l!re Mr. and Mrs. Gary Foley lad on bls parents, FridayOhio; four sisters, Mrs. Mild· Guests of Mr. and Mrs. RuslWTJI CIRCLE Hubert Prlee and daughter of Mra. Josie Hellger's visHors and cblldren of Micblgan, Ding. red Long and Mrs. Mary Hessell Barton over the weekend The Ruth Circle of the New son, both of Apple Grove, Mrs. OUr 8 were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rick- Haven EUB Churcb met for ill Bonnie Wray of Huntington and ett and children of South Dako- regular monthly meeting at the Mrs. Opal Dunn of Texas. fill Director I 24 mel ... . Ia, and Mr. and ~· Harold church. Mrs. Bernard Lieving Funeral service wiD be held HARTFORD, W. ~A . - Mrs. Lipro of Greensburg, Pa. •erved as hostess for the group. Saturday, I p.m., in the Church J .. Simon, dtstrJct garden Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Nancy and The program ''Canada, A Cenof Christ in Christian Union, club dl~ctor lor the Ohio-Guy. Terry Proffitt returned from a tury of Progress" was the topic wilh the Rev. Kenneth Fijller an District, met Thursday even. visit with Dr. and Mrs. Robert for the program and was given BEATS HIGH officiating. Burial will be in the at the ~orne of Mrs. Patrick E McBride at Soutb Bend, In· by Mrs. T. Bert Roush . DRUG STORE PRICES Ba to c h te Hartford, wdb represen- diana. 1 F : dn a Plei 1 tcheme 1'1·' tatives from the four Garden Julie McBride returned home The meeting was ooened with ncn s mFuav cala Ha e It Clubs in Mason County to start with them for a visit with her Ia song "What A Friend We ner orne a er 1or th_e Dist n'ct meet- grandparents, Mr. and Mr s.l Have 1n J esus. " Thursday. . 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j •;~ to be held m Mason County Ray Proffitt. The scripture was verses faiL Tentative date for the Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Me· from tha Bible about different II ~~!~~::~tIS October 7, at t be Bride will arrive here on Tues- nations and was given by the II Point Resort, If avail· day for a three week vi,it with ,Rev. Mro. Acbsab Miller. She . . . , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ialso read an artlcle about "Can· • Repa/f' broken pJatu duetle Otherw1se: the audttoo:um at 1Prolfitt. ·ada, A Family of Nations." The • Rtplar:e lttlh- fJIJ craekr , ni .,MONO ftiNO.. H1gb School wtll be 1 Mr. Bill Knopp returned home Iclosing prayer was given by .. Giant Size •Ee1y to u••-no IP«:hli toot. DINTUI.ITIIa a minde plu(ic which Mrs. Patrtck Rtley wtll I from a visit in Akron with Mr!. M Mill . . rs. ~. wttio he mi.Aatet1Wcu you plaru aod • Money luck gu•r•nlet nc aD.Jt:Wa•lmmec~iarelJ. Sto~ dickia1. serve as generalb c atrman. Florence Walk. Miss Frances • ~nough for many n,PIInt-•1.8• lluet tore aua. Prneau foOd panidott Many Items ol business were Nease returned home with Mrs. Those attending the meeting from 1ettiot' uader yolll' _plate. I..uab, BRIMMS QUIK·FIX · talk. neo mHZe wicbouc fear of embar· · and assignments giv· 1 Walk, for a visit with ber ols- , were Mrs. Acbsab Miller, Mis• .... IIMDL . .I!J!!!~JI IJHII Ill Save $1.00 DINTUR.JTB lint 1 "Cothioo of to tile different clubs In the ter, who also resides In Akron. IMillie Bumgarner, Mrs. Tbel· Comfou", Lutt for moadu. Peel1 ou.c eui.ly if NPiaceaaeat i1 aaedtd, Uppm, II alUnl;y, the four clubs serving Mr. and Mrs. James Persin- rna Capehart, Mrs. T. Bert Iowen or Dutlala fit irmlr uul~«u~~~ly ao hostess clubs. ger, Johnny and Carlene, re- Roush, Mrs. Ottie Roush and withooc da11r 11M of powden, p&ICft or I CUibioaa. Bur to u.u; tuteleii,,Jldot- Sa e Attending the meeting wore turned to their home In Colum- Keith, Mrs. George .lewell, hU'IIlltll to places iod fll..lllf, Mooer IUIUtel. At JOU dcq couow, "'0 Airs. Gail Faires and Mrs. Eve- bus, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Baley and the hosj. Gammon, representing the Mrs. .John Marshall, New tess, Mrs. Reranrd Lieving. ~11F<fd,l l ) , .~,c.J i I•' Club, Mrs. James Haven and after vacationing at N denturite .Reg. ' Roush from the Nehaclima Club Cedar Point '1 ThSPENSpCER REUNIRe• 0 '• [ I rc:; 1,\1 -; 1 I t Til $1.99 ·1 d · e encer umon was and Mrs. R1 ey and Mrs. Uoy Mrs· Hesler Raybum and •, held Saturdayat theewavN H DISCOUNTED Irom IbN H DISCOUNT F;, , . e ew a v e n Idaugbt~ of Columbuo visited 1 G rd Cl b p k M E <eg. & Herd Club. The Henderson Club did . relatives and friends in the ar·' en aWien ttu ar the. ~s. r· To Hold not have a representative pre-' tl I nest nge gave mvoca· ,•• recen y. Ilion sent. : Mrs. John H~ber and TO<! of I F~llowing the dinner an elec- PRICE - · --- -Parke~sburg v1s1ted on Satur·\ :ion of olficers was held. The day w1th her parents, Mr. and following officers were elected ., 3800 efS00 Mrs. Harold Schwarz. Spencer, president; Mrs. DELIVERED CHOCOLATE PFC. Pat Ryan, a diesel In- John Fry, vice president; Mrs. VANILLA --·---·---- ~ structor at Fort Belvoir, Va., j ··~crellll')''~lts­ Mrs. Clarence lhle returned spent the weekend visiting bis ~mas Lidsey, •• home Friday from Pleasant Val-l parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward f,ure HAVEN PERSONALS $3.25 Value ley Hospital where she under., Ryan. Mr d Mr Cl T 1 utw6" '11'1!1~ I d Ebe hM I • an s. arence enD oo surgery. Mr. an Mrs. r Rous • a-' nant and family have been IW'I'r DAYS Mr. a~d Mrs. Pet~ Russell ry and Robert Dudding, Mr. i;ng relatives In Wellsburg, Two·PMiect·riD&afor two per• and famil.Y of S~uk VIllage, Ill. and Mrs. Marlon Rizer and lam-. va. recently. visited wlib theJr parents, Mr. ily, Mrs. Nellie Dudding, Mrs. Michael Howard is visiting feet da)-1 ia your prom.iae from ArtCamd. The proud cralll· and Mrs. Clarence lhle and Juanita Ward and son, attend· sister and brother-in-law 100 COUNT men who have created more Mrr.:;_ C!~~~ ~us:el\. . ~ the Spurlock reunion in . and Mrs. Larry LeMaste.,; than liO million rin11 aince . SPRAY 1350 are uniquely qualified to .' fr wba zet IS tt rekcuplnglon on Tuesday. Columbus, for two weeks. $1.49 VALUE DEODORANT Ji~ you the exquisite match~ eratmg om a ear a ac at Mr. Thomas Ryan ol Jay La f M and lnJ beauty of engagement and 711l.SIZE th.e Meigs General HospitaL field. Ohio, Is visiting his Rol:;\:;e~ und~ent weddin1 rinp, etemally beauUful ODd oymbolio. Our curHis room number ill 5. Mrs. Emma Ryan, on Third a tons!Uectomy at the Medical 11111 ArtCarved "Duetle" <ol· Mr. and Mrs. 'llarry Grimm i St. Center Hospital on Thursday. leetion include. eJcitinl new of Mason, and Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser Mrs. Danny Harbour returncombinatioJYI of lOft floi'8Dti:ne finishes in eh~J•nt contraet Joe Gr'':'"' ~~ Ttffln, Oh1o, are have returned to their home In ed with her husbend to camp rwith blazin~ d•amondt. En~ vacaUonmg m Canada. residing several · N c t · ·1 f 1 Mason after ra1ement rlDJS from S121i. Lee Rich ds d l • .,Is oatationed "" or ata M rs. . . . ar on an months at Powhatan Po 1n I, week. Danny Matchins wedding banda addUional, Mrs. Lillian Smger .spent a two where be was employed, Camp Lejeune serving w 1 $1.49 VALUE "-MAJORCA •-•••"• c- oov•ln weeks vacation VISiting with Miss Jennifer ~Ide th U S M In .. Mrs. s·mger 's son an.d f amil y, sented the Mason • • and . ar Mr Mrses.R Ipb Sa ' V'8eaUoruni My: Goessler Jewelry Dr. ~ Mrs: Murl Singer at Church at the West Massillon, Oh1o, and w1th other Youth Conference at s. c., Ibis week. HOME ·· Court St., Pomeroy relatives. non, W. Va. recenUy. At Ibis Shinn son of Mr and PERMANENT "fight sun bum'' Mr. Albert Wagner of Can· meeting new state officers were Mra. Bill ~of Col~s. o. ton, Ohio, Is spending an U· elected. the paol week vi'sitlng Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weaver and famtly, Mrs. Samuel Halstead ill 1 patient In ~r Hospllal. Mr. John Dyer of Charleston, $1.49 VALuE W. Va., ill vlsitlnl Ills m~~:i $1.09 VALUE Mrs. H. L. Dyer. Mr. I Dyer of Parkersburg waa also a Sunday visitor of bill mother. Mrs. Joe Paucta anc! dau,g!rte,rs are visiting In ColumbWI, Ohio. Dalvd Wentteii, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wentzell, who has been alatloned 11 Fort Campo . FREE DEUVERY ' YsAWEEK beD, Ky., bas been selected a· long with a group to be aent the West Point Academy fur n'. M WI"th Ladies Of F (}0b 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY po.oo NELSON'S . ~99 EASY TERMSI - Bolon.- on Down - '1 Convenient Ttrme ~' RIZER OIL CO·. MASON FURNITURE CO. Ph. 992-2101 MASON, W, VA. ' lI Pomeroy,O~ !fAIR SPRAY . =k ' CHARMIN mr '. • i ·' ' I 25c Hershey •.: COCOA ,J ,...I =:=:. BUTIER 69c Johnson Baby Powder LOO~ B~UTIFULIY . NATURAL ALL DAY! 8uy, SlllJ fllblon Uqui(Mako·UP 175 If F11ooSill Fllhlon race Powder I . \. j 81V£ DRYSKIN lTS DEW I ' . Buy, Skin D11 Moi1L11rili1II Emulsion Il Frea, Skin Dew Frosllenor'and Toner 300 60cMonnen Baby Magic \ Fr.. Roll Color P aJ !·Fred 07 • ..HOT and·COLD · . ..PUll AWAY FACIAL IIAial . . . . ' IEAUTY 'IIIQT...DHP DIWIII I WX1 UP TO IIATUil HAUTifULlYI ' Buy,••Dlop CIIIIIOI Buy, Sill fllhln FICI Powder~. • ' *'llidllflrllll . 175 175 Fn1o INk F111l11 IJ4uld '"'' Silo Dn lloiiiDfllflll Ellallloft ...• · ps ·L Free:"stcm ~ •' 11 ~~ ~ I I ... wiiiJf. HYtfiP• •Jtr ••nl••• llltl11 ' raner •. ··CUPS ·RIGHT GUARD ban c .,, . ,_ :1 UNGUENTINE LILT MOUTH WASH c SALE c fa~hie!W ' """' il'• f!WIIdtf'r i• .' Too many piece goods bargahii on sale at this time to list accorcf. lng to types and brands. Come In and look •round. You're lura to find 10methlng to ldd to • cltcllclfed ~w­ ~~~ copection with hopes of .-wing It up 1/. 1'·2 • ' Re4udion~NOW •· .·, · ·tables Shop . . it Mitt si', . ' . MIDDtEPO!t.T ,. . " . ' . 1 fabrics of 1811 ....., ........ "' ' 1 \ l I I 1llltllt ................ ··"" J01allhl il"' .....,. n~;c I $1.51 SUMM ER .2Sc 'Styrofoam I < tl · TAMPAX NEw 1 I . $ALE<$1 M ·; .f .. RENT ·or ·fU"CHASE three months u an lastructor tha ull8 of new weapons. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Noble WHEEL CHAIRS - COMODES - CRUTCHES WALKERS- CANES son of Royal Oak, Mlcb., visiting ¢1b Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roueb and Mr. P. E. Rou&!l. You May Purchase .Auxiliary Now Withinl2ol I lftll Other Sick Room SUPJIII" _1,68·Q~ta 'l'lle·14dlea :..-,._ of . . fit p;_-·' . ~ . ~· Arn __~~..,k_llll,, ...;..<11, Is wUhlu J2 IIISJIDIII'I of mat1!Ji ~ liJ tha . ~ ~benhlp llrlvo .. ·: · · Members wbo lllve · not . URINALS BED PANS .SHAVE. -<CREAM· . . • I I " •I J l if •' \ �(, ' . f ' • ~ ·Dally SenUne!, Pomeroy-Middlepon: o., J;ay· 13, i967-S 1 ;Ray Slayton , ruthAnn~;~m;.- · NqwatSouthside.' PLEASANTDl"e·s··Wednesday . CofifthPOINT annual camp for t chll SOciety Notes ' I New ByM~ •.CarroiiAollmt, ROTARY a.vB ..·;. . .· ·NewaNotts' . , .l/' ·.. i ~ ,~ -u......:.,.,...,.vill•·e Cbarleston, w, va., were guesll 1 __ viiJ 1·!!1lth'~2~:!~~:1,'';;.!t "~"(".. :ra~~a~.~·r::s ~~~dsr: ·Djlllgs ..~. : ~. ~~Y~'i~~ Socia1 News bam. Soc• 1 N tes· · t upi)J. l!irr ...~ ~ lMu~ie~.oOppea~.·i:~G~yr~=~· . Je y 0 . . ~jjjl tiOrt.' Tn. . ,~ lt; _ . odist Karl Wllet, · ident, at lbe meetlJil. It was annourlced that the nwilliend Softball Toomament would be held on July 18· lhru July 27. Rome WliUamson will be in charge of the program for the pext week. The members llstehed to a recording on the Rotary Club lind Its meaning, by the District Governor. . . aa 0.. , ,, ..,,,fi ~ iii ·1111' !'!It, tftlll A)PI)i The Bend Rotary Club ol New By Mrs. Jelm.Stoat er spent an .evening will( 'Mrs. · · · Bm: ',wbo 1l1!f ~ <1o lbt · PT. PLEASANT _ un Y dren In special met ·on '111uraday eVl!Mrs. Amanda Baer of Colum·' .!ohn Stout. , Mr. and •Mrs. ,Lafry Ban v~ ,~ li0Splt81:' 8 Slayton, ·51, West ~s lf:ngcl~!:ibi~a::ek at for their regular d)nner bus Is guesl' ·of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a~ Mrs. Homer W1lllard and son, David, · spent SU!Iday· · '' , ~ ; . d'ed Wedne!!d at the Hartford MethFaudree.. were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. . at Piketon visiting her gra» Yr., and Mtl. • · c.tw• ~olzer Hospil."{ after 8 Mason County Youtll and -..:··----- · Mrs. !'Iettie Fields of Charles- Clarence Eastman Sunday. father Mr. George 'J'IIoma. ,Iader IIIII ltDI. llriiD a ad Camp at Southside, W.Va., vacation ·with Mr. and ton, w. va., is visiting Mr. and · Mro. Allee Cappel and chil· ' · . Cbril, tptllt a. n,ek at th • llineBS, approximately filly cblldren Christy Bletner. Mrs. Delmer Rhodes. dren are here visiting her fa· Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grat. bomt of her parents while blr He was born at Apple Grove rolled. The weeklong camp Mrs. Rosa Fink of McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Rhodes ther, Mr. Flnlaw, and other rei· bouse and cblldren, Paml, eou.,·motber wu ID the bolpltal W. Va., on Aprll 3. 1913, t b ~ closb Friday with 8 banquet Va. is vlsitlng her sister, Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard alives. ,· nee, Patty and Tom Jr.·• of BOUJ. Mrt. Kay ,~ llld dJD. 8 son of John Slayton of Bidwell, p.m. . . . .. Charles Barton. Also vlsltlng at Belinda and Ricky, re- Mr. aod Mrs. John Mclcfurray ton, Texas, and lltai'ley Sldm dreD of BowUrti GreeD. fflllld Ohio, and the late Hannah Slay- The public IS tn~tted to VISit the Barton home were another Those attending were D1c k cently spent a vacation ot of Kansas and Ray Donohue of ar.d daughter, .Jran Ann, apent II!" mother, Mrt. lola llartrlml, ton, He was employed at the Jo. the camp at any. ll~e. T b Is sister, Mrs. Louise Rousb of Ord, Jack Flesher, Clyde Foley, Wrightsville Beach, N. c. Florida came to see their moth· a day with thell' ,aunt, Mrs. AJ. last week. , cal National Guard yards for camp is made po~slble through Follansbee, W. Va., and Mrs. Donald Foalesong, Miss Linda Cotterill spent a er who is a patient In Holzer pha Barr. Sbanna and JeDJrf Hl!llller el the past 12 years and was a the Mason County Association Barton's son, and family, Mr. Layne, Donald F. Roush, Rome at 4-H Camp near Jacl<· !Jospltal. .. 8 Ledlie Is home after Belpre visited tbeir grandpar· member of the Church of Christ for Retarded Chtldren and indi· and Mrs. Jim Barton of Worth· W,llllamson, Hal'll!' .. EdMr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell B~c • " _,,. enls, Mr. and Mrt. Guy Swado ' . . contributions . WID Stein, . Arlltur Sunda 'th M d spendmg a to ... ay vacawon wu.. ley In Chmtlan Umon. · mgton, Ohio. R 1 h Whit RObert Mrs. Dwane Stanley and Mr. 'pent Y wt r. an friends In Tucson Ariz. . • Mr. and Mrs. Cbarleo Fink a P more, and Mrs. WIU!am Scott 'ttend- Mro. Glen Jewell. ' Mr. and Mrt. Scott BroWII Ill Surviving are Ills wife. Ger· and family of Charleroi, Pa., more, Frank, Capehart, K a r I the wedding of their niece. The Lend A Hand Society met Mr. and Mrs. Jolm IJoyd and Columbus visited Ills mother .. tha Randolph three lfeclOf eelS visited reeently with Ills moth. ~iles, ~~_:mmeCurryrs, Floy: Donna Townsend to Mr. wltb Mrs. Stella Atkl" Tues. David and Chris 'of Dover, Dela. the hospital ·Thursday. brothers. Robert er, Mrs. Rosa Fink, at the armac • . er an Redwine at Columbus. day evening. and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wright Mr. and MJl. Duane Barr BandeD of RosWell, N. 114., home of Ills Mrs. Qlarlu :st ~ilton Johnson of Pt. Mr. and Mro. Arlie Price 9f 'Mrs. Iva Donohue Is lmprOV· and BOD, ShaiiiD, ou mo. osi. RliBSell Slayton of Vlnt Barton. aaan and Mr. and Mrs. ing and will soon be home. 'll'l!re Mr. and Mrs. Gary Foley lad on bls parents, FridayOhio; four sisters, Mrs. Mild· Guests of Mr. and Mrs. RuslWTJI CIRCLE Hubert Prlee and daughter of Mra. Josie Hellger's visHors and cblldren of Micblgan, Ding. red Long and Mrs. Mary Hessell Barton over the weekend The Ruth Circle of the New son, both of Apple Grove, Mrs. OUr 8 were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rick- Haven EUB Churcb met for ill Bonnie Wray of Huntington and ett and children of South Dako- regular monthly meeting at the Mrs. Opal Dunn of Texas. fill Director I 24 mel ... . Ia, and Mr. and ~· Harold church. Mrs. Bernard Lieving Funeral service wiD be held HARTFORD, W. ~A . - Mrs. Lipro of Greensburg, Pa. •erved as hostess for the group. Saturday, I p.m., in the Church J .. Simon, dtstrJct garden Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Nancy and The program ''Canada, A Cenof Christ in Christian Union, club dl~ctor lor the Ohio-Guy. Terry Proffitt returned from a tury of Progress" was the topic wilh the Rev. Kenneth Fijller an District, met Thursday even. visit with Dr. and Mrs. Robert for the program and was given BEATS HIGH officiating. Burial will be in the at the ~orne of Mrs. Patrick E McBride at Soutb Bend, In· by Mrs. T. Bert Roush . DRUG STORE PRICES Ba to c h te Hartford, wdb represen- diana. 1 F : dn a Plei 1 tcheme 1'1·' tatives from the four Garden Julie McBride returned home The meeting was ooened with ncn s mFuav cala Ha e It Clubs in Mason County to start with them for a visit with her Ia song "What A Friend We ner orne a er 1or th_e Dist n'ct meet- grandparents, Mr. and Mr s.l Have 1n J esus. " Thursday. . 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j •;~ to be held m Mason County Ray Proffitt. The scripture was verses faiL Tentative date for the Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Me· from tha Bible about different II ~~!~~::~tIS October 7, at t be Bride will arrive here on Tues- nations and was given by the II Point Resort, If avail· day for a three week vi,it with ,Rev. Mro. Acbsab Miller. She . . . , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ialso read an artlcle about "Can· • Repa/f' broken pJatu duetle Otherw1se: the audttoo:um at 1Prolfitt. ·ada, A Family of Nations." The • Rtplar:e lttlh- fJIJ craekr , ni .,MONO ftiNO.. H1gb School wtll be 1 Mr. Bill Knopp returned home Iclosing prayer was given by .. Giant Size •Ee1y to u••-no IP«:hli toot. DINTUI.ITIIa a minde plu(ic which Mrs. Patrtck Rtley wtll I from a visit in Akron with Mr!. M Mill . . rs. ~. wttio he mi.Aatet1Wcu you plaru aod • Money luck gu•r•nlet nc aD.Jt:Wa•lmmec~iarelJ. Sto~ dickia1. serve as generalb c atrman. Florence Walk. Miss Frances • ~nough for many n,PIInt-•1.8• lluet tore aua. Prneau foOd panidott Many Items ol business were Nease returned home with Mrs. Those attending the meeting from 1ettiot' uader yolll' _plate. I..uab, BRIMMS QUIK·FIX · talk. neo mHZe wicbouc fear of embar· · and assignments giv· 1 Walk, for a visit with ber ols- , were Mrs. Acbsab Miller, Mis• .... IIMDL . .I!J!!!~JI IJHII Ill Save $1.00 DINTUR.JTB lint 1 "Cothioo of to tile different clubs In the ter, who also resides In Akron. IMillie Bumgarner, Mrs. Tbel· Comfou", Lutt for moadu. Peel1 ou.c eui.ly if NPiaceaaeat i1 aaedtd, Uppm, II alUnl;y, the four clubs serving Mr. and Mrs. James Persin- rna Capehart, Mrs. T. Bert Iowen or Dutlala fit irmlr uul~«u~~~ly ao hostess clubs. ger, Johnny and Carlene, re- Roush, Mrs. Ottie Roush and withooc da11r 11M of powden, p&ICft or I CUibioaa. Bur to u.u; tuteleii,,Jldot- Sa e Attending the meeting wore turned to their home In Colum- Keith, Mrs. George .lewell, hU'IIlltll to places iod fll..lllf, Mooer IUIUtel. At JOU dcq couow, "'0 Airs. Gail Faires and Mrs. Eve- bus, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Baley and the hosj. Gammon, representing the Mrs. .John Marshall, New tess, Mrs. Reranrd Lieving. ~11F<fd,l l ) , .~,c.J i I•' Club, Mrs. James Haven and after vacationing at N denturite .Reg. ' Roush from the Nehaclima Club Cedar Point '1 ThSPENSpCER REUNIRe• 0 '• [ I rc:; 1,\1 -; 1 I t Til $1.99 ·1 d · e encer umon was and Mrs. R1 ey and Mrs. Uoy Mrs· Hesler Raybum and •, held Saturdayat theewavN H DISCOUNTED Irom IbN H DISCOUNT F;, , . e ew a v e n Idaugbt~ of Columbuo visited 1 G rd Cl b p k M E <eg. & Herd Club. The Henderson Club did . relatives and friends in the ar·' en aWien ttu ar the. ~s. r· To Hold not have a representative pre-' tl I nest nge gave mvoca· ,•• recen y. Ilion sent. : Mrs. John H~ber and TO<! of I F~llowing the dinner an elec- PRICE - · --- -Parke~sburg v1s1ted on Satur·\ :ion of olficers was held. The day w1th her parents, Mr. and following officers were elected ., 3800 efS00 Mrs. Harold Schwarz. Spencer, president; Mrs. DELIVERED CHOCOLATE PFC. Pat Ryan, a diesel In- John Fry, vice president; Mrs. VANILLA --·---·---- ~ structor at Fort Belvoir, Va., j ··~crellll')''~lts­ Mrs. Clarence lhle returned spent the weekend visiting bis ~mas Lidsey, •• home Friday from Pleasant Val-l parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward f,ure HAVEN PERSONALS $3.25 Value ley Hospital where she under., Ryan. Mr d Mr Cl T 1 utw6" '11'1!1~ I d Ebe hM I • an s. arence enD oo surgery. Mr. an Mrs. r Rous • a-' nant and family have been IW'I'r DAYS Mr. a~d Mrs. Pet~ Russell ry and Robert Dudding, Mr. i;ng relatives In Wellsburg, Two·PMiect·riD&afor two per• and famil.Y of S~uk VIllage, Ill. and Mrs. Marlon Rizer and lam-. va. recently. visited wlib theJr parents, Mr. ily, Mrs. Nellie Dudding, Mrs. Michael Howard is visiting feet da)-1 ia your prom.iae from ArtCamd. The proud cralll· and Mrs. Clarence lhle and Juanita Ward and son, attend· sister and brother-in-law 100 COUNT men who have created more Mrr.:;_ C!~~~ ~us:el\. . ~ the Spurlock reunion in . and Mrs. Larry LeMaste.,; than liO million rin11 aince . SPRAY 1350 are uniquely qualified to .' fr wba zet IS tt rekcuplnglon on Tuesday. Columbus, for two weeks. $1.49 VALUE DEODORANT Ji~ you the exquisite match~ eratmg om a ear a ac at Mr. Thomas Ryan ol Jay La f M and lnJ beauty of engagement and 711l.SIZE th.e Meigs General HospitaL field. Ohio, Is visiting his Rol:;\:;e~ und~ent weddin1 rinp, etemally beauUful ODd oymbolio. Our curHis room number ill 5. Mrs. Emma Ryan, on Third a tons!Uectomy at the Medical 11111 ArtCarved "Duetle" <ol· Mr. and Mrs. 'llarry Grimm i St. Center Hospital on Thursday. leetion include. eJcitinl new of Mason, and Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser Mrs. Danny Harbour returncombinatioJYI of lOft floi'8Dti:ne finishes in eh~J•nt contraet Joe Gr'':'"' ~~ Ttffln, Oh1o, are have returned to their home In ed with her husbend to camp rwith blazin~ d•amondt. En~ vacaUonmg m Canada. residing several · N c t · ·1 f 1 Mason after ra1ement rlDJS from S121i. Lee Rich ds d l • .,Is oatationed "" or ata M rs. . . . ar on an months at Powhatan Po 1n I, week. Danny Matchins wedding banda addUional, Mrs. Lillian Smger .spent a two where be was employed, Camp Lejeune serving w 1 $1.49 VALUE "-MAJORCA •-•••"• c- oov•ln weeks vacation VISiting with Miss Jennifer ~Ide th U S M In .. Mrs. s·mger 's son an.d f amil y, sented the Mason • • and . ar Mr Mrses.R Ipb Sa ' V'8eaUoruni My: Goessler Jewelry Dr. ~ Mrs: Murl Singer at Church at the West Massillon, Oh1o, and w1th other Youth Conference at s. c., Ibis week. HOME ·· Court St., Pomeroy relatives. non, W. Va. recenUy. At Ibis Shinn son of Mr and PERMANENT "fight sun bum'' Mr. Albert Wagner of Can· meeting new state officers were Mra. Bill ~of Col~s. o. ton, Ohio, Is spending an U· elected. the paol week vi'sitlng Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weaver and famtly, Mrs. Samuel Halstead ill 1 patient In ~r Hospllal. Mr. John Dyer of Charleston, $1.49 VALuE W. Va., ill vlsitlnl Ills m~~:i $1.09 VALUE Mrs. H. L. Dyer. Mr. I Dyer of Parkersburg waa also a Sunday visitor of bill mother. Mrs. Joe Paucta anc! dau,g!rte,rs are visiting In ColumbWI, Ohio. Dalvd Wentteii, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wentzell, who has been alatloned 11 Fort Campo . FREE DEUVERY ' YsAWEEK beD, Ky., bas been selected a· long with a group to be aent the West Point Academy fur n'. M WI"th Ladies Of F (}0b 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY po.oo NELSON'S . ~99 EASY TERMSI - Bolon.- on Down - '1 Convenient Ttrme ~' RIZER OIL CO·. MASON FURNITURE CO. Ph. 992-2101 MASON, W, VA. ' lI Pomeroy,O~ !fAIR SPRAY . =k ' CHARMIN mr '. • i ·' ' I 25c Hershey •.: COCOA ,J ,...I =:=:. BUTIER 69c Johnson Baby Powder LOO~ B~UTIFULIY . NATURAL ALL DAY! 8uy, SlllJ fllblon Uqui(Mako·UP 175 If F11ooSill Fllhlon race Powder I . \. j 81V£ DRYSKIN lTS DEW I ' . Buy, Skin D11 Moi1L11rili1II Emulsion Il Frea, Skin Dew Frosllenor'and Toner 300 60cMonnen Baby Magic \ Fr.. Roll Color P aJ !·Fred 07 • ..HOT and·COLD · . ..PUll AWAY FACIAL IIAial . . . . ' IEAUTY 'IIIQT...DHP DIWIII I WX1 UP TO IIATUil HAUTifULlYI ' Buy,••Dlop CIIIIIOI Buy, Sill fllhln FICI Powder~. • ' *'llidllflrllll . 175 175 Fn1o INk F111l11 IJ4uld '"'' Silo Dn lloiiiDfllflll Ellallloft ...• · ps ·L Free:"stcm ~ •' 11 ~~ ~ I I ... wiiiJf. HYtfiP• •Jtr ••nl••• llltl11 ' raner •. ··CUPS ·RIGHT GUARD ban c .,, . ,_ :1 UNGUENTINE LILT MOUTH WASH c SALE c fa~hie!W ' """' il'• f!WIIdtf'r i• .' Too many piece goods bargahii on sale at this time to list accorcf. lng to types and brands. Come In and look •round. You're lura to find 10methlng to ldd to • cltcllclfed ~w­ ~~~ copection with hopes of .-wing It up 1/. 1'·2 • ' Re4udion~NOW •· .·, · ·tables Shop . . it Mitt si', . ' . MIDDtEPO!t.T ,. . " . ' . 1 fabrics of 1811 ....., ........ "' ' 1 \ l I I 1llltllt ................ ··"" J01allhl il"' .....,. n~;c I $1.51 SUMM ER .2Sc 'Styrofoam I < tl · TAMPAX NEw 1 I . $ALE<$1 M ·; .f .. RENT ·or ·fU"CHASE three months u an lastructor tha ull8 of new weapons. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Noble WHEEL CHAIRS - COMODES - CRUTCHES WALKERS- CANES son of Royal Oak, Mlcb., visiting ¢1b Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roueb and Mr. P. E. Rou&!l. You May Purchase .Auxiliary Now Withinl2ol I lftll Other Sick Room SUPJIII" _1,68·Q~ta 'l'lle·14dlea :..-,._ of . . fit p;_-·' . ~ . ~· Arn __~~..,k_llll,, ...;..<11, Is wUhlu J2 IIISJIDIII'I of mat1!Ji ~ liJ tha . ~ ~benhlp llrlvo .. ·: · · Members wbo lllve · not . URINALS BED PANS .SHAVE. -<CREAM· . . • I I " •I J l if •' \ �• \ • /' Arotutd ·and . 'f ,J•·• •• ~.!fl. · . , ':'We~ wlDDtna Ule war-but ... ," · *wul'tlle 1!1M881• given to Robe~ McNa· JUra by fteld 001n111anden durmg the fM ililith Wit ·by the secretary of defeiiH t· "' 'Vietillln. 'l'lle ''but'' translates Into 'a eaU for .ltlil mort troops- perh1ps 100,000- -. l!e added to the t66,000 there at pn- ' , .' "-... ' .of Thos~, ;foo!" .' '1111 DAlY SENTINEL ' ' , · About .... r - . ' ..,..; - . ' Heleft.,•l}i_ottel·' !:t ' LA' lin ' ~) ~ li'• filled DEVOTID TO ltl'I'I!RES1 M&IG~ON AliA 01' ' ' mP!PiiS N<nlmia ¥ill ; . . !. • ~---;/ • ' Donna Robey of Daytoll Mrs. end Mrs. Ruth Nolan ,and chi~ ' dren, Kathy and Karen Columblia, were ·weekend gueoto. of I their gr:andmother, Mrs. COra , Wiggins: and MIS! Editb Thorn· as. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler ' of Columbus were Sunday guests I of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i ·, : with ~~~ ~· 11 r~~ '· ]jb' to llliiOIIIIthllll Jll'lllliluiU, • ~IIIIo ' IIJJipiq, ''OJ!tll-mlnded CUll '-; P'ew:to,• ·~ :Aq~. It W~l • IN . OBSI!lRVEII.'' a beautiful p!a" two yearHgo, D~;~~';:i Blobard s. OweD, Publlaher Cheater, 'l'lmteblll, 1141tor Please priDI it to lhow YO!! with beautlf~ .people lD lt. Now ll'ell't prejudiced 11alilat Hip: ~ ~JOrit1, ol tilt· illpP!ee pies. .re ~Dvlnlllo ·the hllLCCJI!IIIey . ·. . to be eloier to nabire lho\1&11 COIIIpall)', 110 llleclwtlc St., .Pomeroy, by • relatlve bantlfUI of American adm. .. Everyihlng be w1"6te ill. 11M tl1eft art stlu I!MIO' ,:,00 ·P..,. Oblo 45789. BUiilneu Office phone 992ors only a few short years ago. lacll!pi when he aiad Hlpp!ea pie in 11-.t · '· 21511. Editorial plloJJe 892-2157. Yet bellind tbe now somewhat guard"W8llt to s a v e ihe \wrld ·· · · • ed ud m11ted predictions of eventual victhrotJ8h love." Hippies .re. not "failure<~." Second clau postaae paid at Pomero7, tory for ,the cause of democracy Ues the Hippies did not ask for all ihe They Just !lqn't . • ..!\!' . Hei Ohio. r· sobtiriilg lieiUe! of the generals that tbiJ publicity they're getting. They caught up In the bectl~ . ,.a. way N1ttoall adverttstnK ropreeeutatlve maw ·troops will be required solely ~ hate it. Newspaper.( have com- of living. W/th .aU Ill ,Phony· BottlneW Kimball, Inc.. 348 Le.llngtoll keep Wi on top of the VIet C9ng and pJetely ruined the Halt-Asbbul')' """'· OBSERVER · might • a y, Ave. New Yor- Cil)l, New York. North Vietnamese durinl the coming "They ...., .rulniO, 001\ econo• mon~. SubiiCI1pUOit rateso DeUvered Dy car my. TheY don't work; they're · FOl the fact is that escalation has rler where avaUable, 35 eenta per wee& .1 I lazy, all they do is !!llloke pot, been met by el!l'alation since the beginone year ID advance at the Dall.Y Senti take LSD and make !ove.'' I ning. Communist troop strength Is high· By Wa'/110 G. Urand•tadl, M.D· ask you - wh~t's wrong with all office •18.20; m monllts. 19.10 er than it has ever ~een, despite the Q - A boy I date bas a mild that? He should try it some· lbree mont.hl 13.90. By lllulor Routt bombing of North V1etnam and ever-m· ease of tuberculosil. How can llme. where carrier service not available ono creasing battle losses. 1 avoid contracting ll without These teens who run away moatlt fl.SO. B, miD one yur •10.00 McNamara described more than the Sb: months. •5.25; Tbne montltl. 13.00 refu•ing to see him? !rom home to take sllelter In IJDmediate situation when he said at Da A - U youl'lriend's dillease the Haigh&-Ashbury probably do Nang: "Our casualties are high but we io •till communicable, be should more growing up than some have also Inflicted high casualties on be in • · ssnltarium. The d II· kid whO has been tied to· his North Vietnamese army units." What he described was the situation ease is spread chleOy through mother's apron strin-,s lor !6 u it was io 1965 and 1966 as it is likely sputum that has dried, is ear- years. )note !rom B: No Del to be in 1968. Only the numbers havt ried in the air on dust particles Complete wllh VD, bad trips, been ehanged-for the higher. and Is then inhaled hit a BUI(lOJI' and a "dope record" dial Mepl It is often forgotten that esealation is tlble pel'l!OJ1. It , may also be ~ aoemployed.) not tlte prerogative only of this country. 20th parallel for a like 60.day periodtransmitted through the uae of Hippies don't "exist" as Options open to the Commu~t sts mclude and so on down in five ·steps until the . c om m on utensils, eRJIO(!!ally live-in hoboes" - they're 'he-1 a step-up of ter;·orist. bombmgs 111 Sat- 17th parallel dividmg North and South forks, spoons and drinking gla.. ing.' There'• a difference, yoij gon and .other South Vietnamese cities; Vietnam was reached. ses. know. So what if It is a Pet et The otaged de-escalation plan would the infiltr•tion in even greater numbers Nem-ly everyone is suscepll· Pan life. We know bow to livo. of the large North Vietnamese standln~ produce a growing atmosphere of mutual ble to this infection but SU8COJl' -WENDY ! army; the use of Comm\lnist "volunteers' confidence, think the congressmen. Its tlbility is greatly inereaoed by Dear Wendy: ! from other countries; the opening of di· virtue is that most mllitary targets are being undernoUtlillhed, general· TeD me more five years from versionary action in Korea. . in southern North Vietnam. ly run-down, ebronlellly tired now, when you're a haR:been ThiB was emphasi7.ed by eight RepubTitus, should the. North Vietnamese or by having 8Ueh disease ao Hippy with no place to go, "be· lican congressmen the other day as they fail to respond to the first bombing lim· diabetes or any type lung lng" is flnu and noble, but II introduced a scheme for a de-escalation itation, bombing could be resumed north NEW YORK - . O'BSERV A- ' If you ever attended bJg.band peers, or !hat larger majority aliment. Until your lr!end bas yoo really wanted to "save the of the war that would steer a middle of the 21st parallel wiithout havin~ eaus· TIONS .. It's ao tougb to get ballroom "Battles of .Music,'' their inlellectual supe:·iors, and been certified 88 completely world lllrough love," you'd "do" course between "those who would bomb ed the military effort in South Vtetnam a N. Y. cop In an emergency you're probably either bald or iearn something . while being cured, kissing should be avoid- mort! than drop 0111 of ·it. more and those who would bomb less." any disadvantage. Would such a plan work? The con· JU it is to get Western Union gray ... The "Tomght" allow stirnulated .. When we consid- , ed. If he is the type that loveo Now don't get me wrong. I Representatives Morse of Massachu· al;!ts, jlelien~ack of Oregon, Esch of gressmen honestly don't know. Their pro. on the phone ... They 've start- ' orchestra oounded better, le8S er all lhe great English stage · ' lo cook, tell him gently but think that some of what the Mlch!Jan, Horton of N~w York, Mathia• posal is put forth not as 1i panacea for ed new guided tours at City j square, when Skitch Hender- screen otars, we wonder b o w: firmly that yoo will do the cook· Hippies stand lor has merit: of Naryland, Mosher of Ohio, Schwejker Vietnam but in the belief that the best HID; hope it doesn't disturb · wn owned tho baton ... Bdwy. 1a Vanesoa Redgrave with only ing or eat out. brotherhood, simple • valur.s. ,ot Pelillsyl'Vallia an~fford of Vermont chance for peace lies in small steps, tak· the mayor's rehaaroals ... The picture - displays of "Refined a couple of fleeting roles to her hon..ty, 8ll end of lighting. 'l'h• propose a hall to ali homlling in North en quietly, that make the position of each Mels, sponsored on radio by j Dance Partners" decorating the credit, gets on The Queen's bon· Q - Bow 03D it be deter· I movement may ~slble st:ake Vietnam nort!t of the 21st parallel for 60 side credible to the other. Plymouth, serenade relief pit· .few taxi-dancehalls left can't ,ors-list .. . George Hamilton's · mined whether a person has aduHs into viewing 1themselves ·days. That would exempt the city of Ha· That we are willing to Invest another chers [being driven in 1 cart 10 ,have changed in generations; 'career may be getting galvanic tuberculosis of the kidney? as young people them . iJiqi bt!t.llot the port of Haiphong . 100.000 men in Vietnam is probably quit~ the Shea Stadium mound with I the originals of the antique pho- short • term notoriety vta hi • What are I he symptoms? whiob would do wonders for the t · &the North Vietnamese responded credthle - and acceptable - to Hanot. "In My Merry Oldsmobile" tos •urely by now m us I be Lynda Bird·watehing but it'o Would any restriction in I he communication gap. 1 WitJ!j' limilar de-escalatory step; such It That we are ready to de-escalate by small whteb is eeumenical huckstergrandmas or better ... First more than counter • weighted i diet be required? BUT .... if adults who turn diStilantling major supply depots aloni- steps, however, Is something that does lng but bad ~ flannel psya song ~r~~up complain bitterly by almost universal ridicule ! A A penOn wiih thill di .. the wheels arid pay the b iII • , the Ho ~ Millh Trail, the United States not seem to have been Q!ade as credible 1 Iebology ... A few TV perform. of lack of privacy, then one when his name comeo up; and ease may or may not also bave WeDI Hippy, the Hippies would would then end all bombing uortb of the to them as it might be. • em eucb u Gore Vidal, Marya turns up driving a Roii..Royee te's a better pl'!'former titan I tuberculosis of the lunp. The soon leal'li man doefJ not live by Mannes, David Susskind, Alan painted like a carnival·hust-- the cafe jokes abo~! him. diagnosis is made by lind; !lowers and bella alone, nor can IBurke, JOt Pyne etc. seem un- ler'a dream. ! If Julie Newmlir had the per., ing blond and tuberelll baeDli he;-~ ; survive on ideall<m ;ahlt lo dilleronliate between Big Sudden Stan catch the ' fonnlng personality or tale.nt 1.lD th~ urine. X-ray flbps oii!Je minunommon oanoe. same old ego-virus, become tor.' to match her flamboyant Jun-~ kidneys, IJiken alter 1 dye has It's "beautiful"--after "love" llmspollllbility and lroedom " .'':1 -•' I j lpi!Oeh .. .Suddenly there are.tured at fans' attention, pull oesque facade she'd be a Star been injected. may . show lhel your favorite word- when you . scads of wide.oereen motives the world m on top of them: end not a TV stooge II we outline of typical leo tons In t.be young thinkers tos9 around Hip. beingo quncbed into the TV bur never seem to flower intn were a radio or TV oportseas&- ! kidneys. Urination may be pam- py Hiakus, but don't sell your· , screens. distorting perfectly ' w•ll·adjusted celebrities who rr who waon't a baoeball big fuL Ao with tuberculosis in any selveo short lor a mess of poi. mce foreheadl into triple-dome!. 1just might try meeting I he i r !e,~gue graduate, we'd worry ' part of the body, a nouriohing FOC\!1 your ldeallom on better----· - .. -·- - - - --· - --· - -- · - Iat renewal time Spencer .Tra· . dl•t to build the victim up rath-· ing the lml'ld, not running !rom By.tiiCJ¥pv BRUW Television Pitch I complicated dally matter• we dueled 10:30 a.m. Saturday in cy's lace looked like someihlng ' er than a restrictive diet Is pre· it. II you'd demonstrate loveUaited ....... laterutlonai It's not only automobile!, of au ~· · 0 I the Barton Chapel Church with Gutzom Borglum carved lor the : scribed. join the Peaea Crops or VIsta I HOLLYWOOD IUPIJ ' - Now course, that are sold this way. - Prime l!nmple the Rev. Robert flunn official- oges out of The Blarney Stone I -H. that the Senate ha• passed the ' Any number of goods are sold For e1ample, Jut month our ing. Burial will be in the church .. Every time we see girl b1r- 1 Q - Wbat art the symptoms ,lrU,~in lendi ..JI!II. illwould be 1on the home screen by fellows local edueatiOillll television staeS cemetery. tendero and waitresses in tigh~s, of turbereulosis of the adren- Dear Hele~~; 1o ~ llilir there m:ght whose g!owrng tales usually latl lion had a provem about we suspect it's a hustle Tw:g. l als• Js tl)ere any treatment The Beary part about Hippy· ~tuallf' be .. 8Ubstanlial l~xplain that ·lnlel'lt on loans "whether 1 penon may be over· PT. PLEASANT - James The body wUI be taken to the gy Is Important enougll to have beside hydroeortlrone? land iJ 11 gives teens 1 plar. · ~ on televiJiOn•a ··llsod car · 1 kes • the price of their ln•ured or under-insured, and : Tomlin, 85, Pliny Rt. !, died late residence from the CrOYI·IUnlloted Measurements . . . . A - Any diSease of lite ad- to nm away to instead of stay· 'ial.Smen 1nd oome other 1• . 1eto higher \!!an announctd what wrong klnda of life Tueeday niglit in Pleasant Va~ Husoe'l Funeral Hom•. where I When we heard Donna Lee's , renals will call!e weakneso, 1ng homo and facing up to their l!lvertiBers. " ,at tije start. But ear saltsmen, tnmranee policies are sold." ley Hospital following 1 three 1 lnends may call lfter 6 "' m. rerord of "I'll Be Seeing You," easy fatigability. nausea and troubles. Ao you 1aid, it 'IOUDds 1The lnlth · In-lending bill ,by their large numbm on The notion that a comnwcial monlha Ulnl'!l. Iwe thought when site natted.ihe los. of weight. Drup of the like Ill kinds of fuA and no 1Thursday. .,.... that thooe wlto lend Ivideo, are the symbol of lhis network, 1\ilich depenclo 10 A tired brick 018800 be' music at th. word "through" , eorti!one group are given to problema 1n "n""er·· never" .money must tell those who . kind o1 oelllng to many vi•wers, heavily on Insurance advertiJ. was Jln. 29, tllt!Z in Wayne , SALES REPORT :that ohe had to be kidding: but combat the adrenal delielency land. By lite · llme they wake bort'Oif :t tf"•ctsely how m~ch 'Spec:ally those of ns who ing, would <llfer such a prtgram Coonty, w. Va., the ton of the Pl. Pleaoan& U•••toek Sale~ eo. she was In deli(l-toned earnest. but fi>r the tuberculosis strepto- up 8lld oee the gril)lftel8 and loans wtll ,east lor ttems like ;tolera~ !hem '" order to see '" preposterous, of cour~~e-~~nd loll! AnllloJty and N Walta r Joey Biohop Is a nne TV mycian. Isoniazid att.t para· bopj!]el8ll8SI o1 it Ill, they .utmnobileo and appll,nces. ~ late-niljht old movies. that is the great pity. f~r life is Tomlin Ho was a =her of Salllrday, July I, 111'1 Iguest but not a host ... Mamie ! amino salicylic acid are pre- Imay bave loot oot on eduea. In sftOrt. when a telev:ewer It's too bad, by the way, that Indeed 1olting more more the Barton Cha . I Church :md 1 . HOGS - 17$ to 220 21.80 to ,Van ])ol'iln sings just 11 well scribed. jion, heal~ and their future. .l!JtellJ to another unctuous oales •dclitional legislation hasn't complicated for mos persons lll 1 1 l'tlid pet of ll 1 8 0 n 23; Heavies 20.26 kl 21.80; as any of the burlesque queens· Q - Jlfes oe have tuhercu· The VD l'llle .,_, diiH "lov· •PJ!.ch 'lrom 1 il8ed ear or even' been introduced to make It o wh hi.. lo deal with ~on on Ligllts 18.10 and 21; Fat Sow• ~ of our youth /Ann Corio, Cbar- , lolil 11 the x.ray film ahowl fDg" people It lantasil.e and a new ear--dealers. he would crime punishable by banging for lincreuilll paperwork and taxe• y. 13.80 to 16.85; Boars 11 to 16; 'maine Ada Leonard, Hind 1 white opots on one lung? II'Owlnl - 8lld antibiotic drop ~U suffer'lr~ the bid ~I ish u•ed car television ~lesmen to , and the like, ~nd 11 any ib'vlVOI'I Include hit widow, Pigs 8.75 to 11.75; Slro'k Sboats 1Wasa~. Margie Hart, Georaia A - Anytllln&that 1J opaqqo 0""' don't knOck it any more. 'W the repillalbe IIQl'OIIIve. ha•e the preoumptlm to Ret responolble medium of eornmu• Alberta Rutherford Tomlin, one by Head !UO to ;o. 1 Sothern) . . ·Peter, Paula and to x rays will be seen aallahi A few web with '1eter Pan" ,lliss. but at least fte 1rouldl lriendiy and personal with us In nieatlon should do, teltYision lii!l'er, Mrs. Velma Thompson, CA'ITLE - Hcifm l&.M to Mary stroke ua 11 ebea)Hel'- areat on lhe film. In tire luQP (111011 9llitort pt tlllmuoioned . , _ 01aetly what be WtU pay , ihelr time on 9Cl'een, as though should try to be nl,1 some Pliny Rt. 2 and one brtlther, 2UO; Fat Cows 17 ·to ~.35; 'monizers in sima ~ut wo moat theoo towd be caused by tuber- maida Gt a Wllek), and your ''ill intere•t. . , anybody il roolly interested In l•gitimate aid to the vlewert1 it Jack Tomlin of Ohio. Canners 14.75 kl 16.85; Bulis ladmit they don't ling well culosil, hiltoplasmoell, coecldl• w1to1e 1Ift llli,V be •neve ' Aayone wl\o watches televl-1them. depends on. Ftutnt ttrvlee will be ...,. 18 to 23; Milk Cows 140 to %20; . • ofdomyeosis, cancer .md Yarl- -··-ONE WHO HA .~ at Ill knows , how blataot The truth-in-lending bill, if It Not long 1go, Cl!S-TV pr,. 'I - - ·-- · · -.. - - Stock Cows and Calve• 175 to The Almanac . ous otlter illv•lw dllll..._ J11CEN AND REGRETS IT .. =111d nervy ihe sale. pitches for Ishould have a direct effeot oo sented a nluable fllur.parl II IIIli 1 larp Iuiie, and the :>.im; Stock Steers 20.50 aed %4.75 By United Pre88 Jnlel'tllltionol •.automobll.. c1suallr art, with , televlolon advetioemenll. would namination of · tho Warren Ismaller onea are those that Stock HeiW's 17.50 to 21; Stock 1 Today il Thursday, July 13111, , .:.the aceumulaUve monthly ~- ~ be a definite 1lep 1D the right Commlsaion report, and lhta ootiiWill iha llme and Interest Steer Calves 23 to 26.:M; Stock th~ IB4111 day of1967 with 171 to I often uceedlng tile dtreotlon - a direction that was mellen! in lia onderstnd- of most riewe~s in .'heir dally llel!er Calve> n.z ~ 24.25. I lollow. ' :~al pm'i' announced for 1 •should mclude ~re video air ing of how tilt malt~ has llves, and 11 ts thiS erea of VEAL CAINE ~ Topa 32.511 The moort it between IIIIIOW :: 011'-but with thl! point some-1time in which there ia practical,! become such 11 personal Josue broadeutlng !hat has countless ISeconds 32.10; Medtum 27.75 to base 8lld first quarter. ,.t~ow never made clear. ,honest advice lor viewen about With many American~. Butljll• creative posalbillties for <Wlll-1:!9; Common and Heavlel 25 to p The morning otar is Saturn .. ~ • merclal lelevisiOIL SUO. The evening i!l:afS art Venus ;_. Do It Tune .. • and Man.. • ~ilfl~•_@ Bom on this day in ttiM w., '100 11/oD il.Wl THE NI614T MESSY WOULD TRI' e!J ~ ~~... rather Edward Flanagan, the HEY, ,!J.iJO... - r GOT ,., 1$ 'IQJN& 'TO SHt..l<.l HANDS II' 'htlllatt.Mnw.. . founder ol Boy's Town. HOW. SWiLl. C~INA, $«lPooo Yl1'- HE'LL WI~ -n.tl YEioltJS - 1...._ llf tlllrlt - - 1o . On thill day in hlllory: !SijiP NCI)!L... MESIMOIII . LIM ,., !)! /oii!.D... us ,~o:~= lld THI 6.0.1Lti COOI.D II.E~ Gllto\.RiTTI . .... .... ...UMJJ In 1787, the · · j() UP ~p ENJOY eN THE pasoed lite North-! Hnt. · · Tbll num~. we are.toJ.4, Ia the JQln. ·. tmum needed to eolnplete the job beiUJI romer~y ~~- I PubUsbe4 everr dl1 (._pt Satlll' day) bJ Tlte Ohio Valle7 Publlahl~l ' To Be Next for Senate to Deal With l ' j I r I ol field with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gilbor~ Mrs. Thelma Shirk, Mr. and Mre. Larry Sprinkle, and A. E. Erltwine, and in Nel· sonvlllo with Mr. 8lld Mrs. Michael Ohlinger 8lld children. ANAHEIM <UPI) -Jay John· atone was optioned to Seattle Wednesday by tlte California Angels, who recalled Ed Kirkpatrick. Johnstone waa hitting .195 while Klrknatrlck waa hitUng .Ul It SoatUo. , ,..._;.l LEDUE SISTERS eGOWNS eJEWElRY eHATS e Women1 Drelltl 1 RACK HALF SIZ&S 1 RACK MISSES SIZES eGROUP OF GIFTWARE I' LEDLIE SISTERS STYLE SHOP :.U Court St• (Formtrly Phllllpa Slaten) rnd Pomlf'IIY " SAYI ON nBS FEATURE PACKED I FRIGIDAIRE l ;:,mente 1JtHHf5 I ;;-IJ.J ,..,.,,, l I --=:.:._ =.~ H~LJ-· t:L9:.:~]::'I ( l I. _.L . rn I 'I·.. _,.4:,.,d [UK.41VI t t ::t ±] (ZUGG · 1 1 ::::~i~et~.;~:h~est *''"' ~-· • Tl'fklsh Tennl ' ~-:,~::~~~ ~~~.!~ ......' " ' .. !; ' ' ' \ ' ' important eoncenll Counci1'2B5 of Do# AInstalls · · NewOHicers 1:= ·InslallallOII of the lleera blghUgbted a m roreat. Rose CouneQ ghteri of America. Tuet da.v night It !be 1'uPPirJ Plalnl Alw•y• 1t Your Service ~_ SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS REXALL POMEROY 112 E. MAIN 992-2955 4 R~~lered P~1rmaclllt to SII..Va Yov • " ' .. ' t •' OPEN DAILY 8:00AM TO 10:00 PM Sundoy 10:30 AM I~ 12:30 PM 1nd 5:00 to 9:00PM •·I~ ! ~ (; . Buy 3 at our low •veryday price ... get the 4th for ROUND STEAK CENTER CUT PORK OIOPS •. 79c 79c lb. FIRST CUT PORK CHOPS 2 Jbo. $1.09 FRIIH LIAN · Ground Beef- 3 Chunk~ 31bs.$1.00 ·-· NO MONEY DOWN! Months to Pay · POMEROY 992.3975 E. MAIN ST. lbt. $1.29 Sliced Lunch Mut 21bs. $1.00 INikf"'! Hont, !Solomt DutCh Loaf " - - - - - - .•·1• 75c Mo!MGnWn ' ·ToMatoes ~Hk.. 89c ' ' DtlriDI !tie ' ' . PLENTY Of ~ .fREE .tJ-1' PARKING ·by Mrt. ' . I '===-="'··==.....,,...,.===":'.,.,"':"""'.,.,,...1 SIMONS MARKET .'' ' ..lAcoN · Webster onea Uberty Only.lo pharrnl!elst'< ~ c INSTALLED SLICED ;. lbqht !u' . ; 11\f ·::J~. AIDM-ican -' COJ;ven~n Your health is your C 'b Made to Party By Aux1l1ary to - !!;.'- ... Fr., Dellveiy cation when needed! ·1 11 ·1110 Iii!!, • ' "FJgbt!IJC "~· . ) Full W1rr1nty MIDDLJ!:PORT Little League will sponsor 8ll outalde dance party with ''The Ja)'l" Satur· dsy from 9 p.m. to midnight at the Middleport Community Park. The public b welcome. A DANCE PARTY will be held o~ the tannil court 11 the Pomeroy school !rom 8:30 lo tbJI Salufday evening. T be danee II sponsored by t b e Pomeroy P.T.A. with I!IUIIe to be lurnllhed by ''Kenny 11111 the Rest of Ua." I ~~:~~;·1~ ·;u,· aerviee. ·ldllh l!et.b!C; treuuret; ,Leo\ . Ita Htnlle1. .mluctor; Cl!ar!t!l Henslq, wardell: Ado Blnellt lnllde ..,um!: and loin. l!ebing; reprottenllllvil 10 llate "" . Ilion: i In 00,mo""'!fent the Frenclt ''1, Froin The Home Economics Department Of The l.ocll Schools the finest quallty medi- hR Dodderer, rtoOrdlrtc seere!rtr!: ~~:.:7 ~~~~ 1111110 1o PENTECOSTAL Church sponsors Italian spa~etti aupper ly 14 on church lawn. Prices, $1.25 adillls and 'II eenta ehildren under 12. Home let cream, pies and cakes also aerved. Proce:;ds to the "Sbaave~ lor Christ project. Serving Will begin at 5 p.m. . ROCK SPRINGS MYF will aponsor 8lllee cream social July 14 at 6:30,. Five flavors home made ice cream. cake, lnd •oil drinko. Proeeedsado IUpport a Korean orpban pt. ed hit ihe youth. . OUTSIDE TEEN hdance 1'r,'il be held Friday aiJl I It e Pomeroy Tennis Court Danelng will ba from 9 p.m. ·to mid· night with "The Jays." MARY SHRINI!l No. 37, Shrine of Jert18lem will hold 1 picnic on their regular night Friday, July 14, at 1 p.m. at the New Haven Park. ben, families and friends are welcome. Each one Is asked bring a covered tlllb and table Installed . by Nettle oquncll deputy, ·wtl'e :l:!f'a:h: workers who didn't like lngton should , . . , "go .West, young man, ro W.-t. and :.r : : : . · i \I Ch Mr. and Mro. Allen .Jenkin-: Charles Withee. Mrs. Margaret ; son, here for the oummer from! Falkner, Melvin Smith, Gardner 1 Florida, joined the group lor , Wehrung, Conrad Ohlinger, Murl the picnic. Other gueota were I Ohlinger, Lewis Oobome, DonMiss Lindo Johnoon of Rutland, Ina Smith. and the Rev. James the BPW student nuroe scholar. 'I McGovern. The next meeting ahip recipient, an~ her friend, I was scheduled for July 20 ·81 8 Miss Barbara Wtlliamo, aloo of 1p.m. · Rutland. During a brief business meetARRESTS MADF. lng eondueted by the preoldent,l PT. PLE.~~ANT - Ariests j Mrs. Baker, plans we!'! made recorded at the countv jail !m'l · for fund • raising projects as the past twenty.four · ·h o u r •' ways ol meeting the prepared ·--- - - · ·· ·· ··· · - - - [ budget !or the year whlclt wa• was made Tuesday night at a i presented by Mrs. Saelons, fi. meeting ol the ladles auxiliary : nanee chairman. of Lewis Manley Post, Ameri-, Mrs. Kom was appointed ao ' can Legion, held at the home of : chairman of the wrap commit- Mrs. C. R. Young, Middleport. . lee, and Mrs. Cline was named During the meeting, presided ' chalnnan of the insurance com- over by Mrs. William L. Smith, ! mlttee. . membership citations were· ac- ! It was announced that I h e l knowledged. Mrs. Young re- ~ August meeting will be a social ' ported on the Poppy pay ,.lt. ! event lor club members with Installation lor ihe ti!W officers i the hOB!eso committee to have was set for September. : charge. It wtlJ be held in the A letter was read from Mre. j Columbia Gas Co. offices. Wilson Carr of Athens, ou~oing I District 8 president, thanking 1 f f• the group for I contribution toOn rl U IOn ard 8 gift for her The meet.. ~g closed with a .prayer for · , , peace by Mrs. Will Winston. Refreshments were served by , y M s 'th A contribuUon lor the Aug. 2 Mrs. oung, rs. m1 . btriltdar party to be held at !he 1 WII)II!Qo. Mrs. Oscar Chillicothe Veterans Hospital wtth Arlene lie.., !ian. the original 13 otates. In 11185, Horace Gre~ey wrote up with thP country." PhUathea Women ol the Middleport Church of Ch1rst lo Thursday, July 13, at the church at 7,30 P· m. · AMERICAN Lutheran Women of St. Paul and St. John Lutheran will meet at st. Paul'• at8 p. m. Thuraday. · SATURDAY 1 and to provide you witl! 1 FRIDAY • Summtr Pur111 eSLIPS prescripti!IDS ~actly Class Assists In Decorating R d 'd p k ' pharmacist to 'fill biB Dorbtl eomes thill wool and Aerllan sleeveleSI wostll top teamed with full lkirt. Hand~oomed dlleolbeque dre.. In ora•1• wool 1nd &old ribbon aneut IIDII ill 1 Pttln1 Shlllon design. Wool and Acrtl1n __ t wltlt llandlnt amlll rhtC eoUu IDd four·bulton yoke Ia fram Elanit. 1 ;:-=;;;;;;;oiio..iii.;;;;;iiaii...i;i;i;ii;;;~r..;..:;.,........... I 0£.P}'my Di I 1 he can depend on the bel HyssU, Middleport, 8lld Mrs. GeoJ1e Fry, Columbus, IJlent Monday at the Racine farm home ol Mr. 8lld Mrs. Howard Ervin and ehildren. MJ's. Fry returned to Col!IIDbus Tuesday. ller daughter, Mrs. Ruth Petti· bone ol AsbvlUe came to lake her IDDiber boma. Mr. and Mn. Leo ltennedy, have returned !rom a weekand visitMre. in West Jefleson with Mr. and Jesole Lake, in Spring• Mra. llerbert Fink, Mrs. Ma· James· T ml'n ;+ct. ,, " Your physician knows Fla., are vacatiohing here with omL 'Events·· ol \ Trulh!in Used Car Pitching May Come · DOCTOR'S ORDERS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle of Worthington, and Mrs. Virginia Moore, Parkersburg, W. Va., 1 were recent guests of Mr. and Mr. ar.d Mrs. Orin Smith are Mrs. Charles Neuman, Syra· borne from a Florida vacation. , euse. Mr. and Mrs. Newnan will Mr. Smith apent !two week• ~v• saturdav for Dolray llshing at Lake Kissimmee. The Beach, Fla., where they wi II couple visited Mrs. Auta EiOQ Sl e ar UrC OOmS visit her brother and sister·in· ~~!t a!r~a= MatheThe annual plenie of ihe Mid-'[ In P,.eparatlon 'lor the 50th :\ Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ja'"o Ad-j ny and children, Jeffrey, Cindy dlepoft Busl•eo• and Prole.. . anniversary observance of the , ams and her mother. Mrs. .In·! and Curtis, will leave Friday , Blonal Women's Club wao held Pome1'9Y Cbitrch of Christ bn , me E. Adams, at the P a ! m for Beaufort, S. C. They b 1 , e Tuellday evening at the Mid- Aug, 6, members of the Golden ' Beach !lost Home; . I been here for the past 1wo, dleport Roadside Park. Rule Cia" met Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prmt'e weeks visiting relatives. Attendlni the affair were Mr. at the church to assist In redee- and Mr. •nd Mrs. Sherley Swan Matheny leaves for Vietnam Tbanclay and Mrs. Horace MeElhlflney, orating the classrooms. ' of Long. Bottom, were in Vanceter this month. ROCK SPRINGS GRA.NGE Mr. and Mrsc Larry 13aker, Mr. A fellowship dinner preceded \ bur~, Ky. , Sunday to ..•ls:t Mr. Mrs. Mabel Walburn wbo will meet at I p.m. Thureday at and Mrs. John Werner, Mr. and the work session. Thr~e rooms and Mrs. ~. T. May. · spent the winter in Tells the ball. Inspection will be held Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, Mr. and were painted, the baptbmal was Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pullen a oon, Charles, otationed and theM will be a program and Mrs. Harold Sargent, Mrs. Bet- prepared. and a platform for of Magnolia are vacalionlng lor Shepherd Air Force Base, relresbmenll. ty Cll•, Mrs. Ann Bailey, son, >the piano was construeled. . two weeks at ihe:r trader at his wile, is here for an ANNUAL PICNIC ol the Gary, Mre. Mary Kunzelman, Participating in the work pro .. Forked Run Lake. ed visit witlt her son-in-law rei C1if1 Better Health Clu Ml•s Dorinda Wil1101t, Mn. Jan- ject were Mr. and Mrs. Clar-1 Ge Lee Sh h d .17 dau""ter, Mr. and Mn. will be held Thursday . Kom, Mi" Betty Leonard, 1 enee Andrews and !am11y, Mr. were.: . n~ · ep er ' • · I "'' y Betty P'ek M B I end I Austmvtlle Va., and Henrv D. I 1a- Wh't Thomas. T Sit. Walb1D11 recent. at Royal Oak Park. rs. 1 ens, rs. eu- and Mrs. Milton Roush 17 ' Chesh' 0 ·both 1y retorned Jrom Thialand. lah Strali$S and Mrs. Loretta !mily, Mrs.Evelyn' Mary Wayland and 1i el>a'':!e.~~w_w ' ~itlh~'"· ~~~~re~·, · ·n.:____ REGULAR MEETING of the Saelens. son. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. x:ca~tt'~ :on. Around and About Middleport A'' DOCTOR HE FOLLOW$ . Mr. and Mrs. GeorgP Fisher · and children of Pompano Beeclt, Annual Ptcnic WasTuesdayat "' <' ' ; ' • of Cincinnati are here visiting I her mother, Mnl. Freda Mitch 1 · 8lld other relatives. see . r·. 1 BIX 01' ISRAEL'S TOP PASiiiON FIIIMil an etll'NIIIlY embulthtg cia a tour of major U.S. dlleo to pow the ltlghllghll of ihelr fill eoUeellonl. From left to right, Berged·Or eroated thll two-pleee, doutilo......_ jrteke& wltll maloltlal Ubi and perky bat Ia auede. From I , ' Harry Kei ser. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reeves · I TV in Review '" 1 \ Doc"''OR SA'/S Voice of Broadwa),. what a PitAIUasi ' ' / ' ~ �• \ • /' Arotutd ·and . 'f ,J•·• •• ~.!fl. · . , ':'We~ wlDDtna Ule war-but ... ," · *wul'tlle 1!1M881• given to Robe~ McNa· JUra by fteld 001n111anden durmg the fM ililith Wit ·by the secretary of defeiiH t· "' 'Vietillln. 'l'lle ''but'' translates Into 'a eaU for .ltlil mort troops- perh1ps 100,000- -. l!e added to the t66,000 there at pn- ' , .' "-... ' .of Thos~, ;foo!" .' '1111 DAlY SENTINEL ' ' , · About .... r - . ' ..,..; - . ' Heleft.,•l}i_ottel·' !:t ' LA' lin ' ~) ~ li'• filled DEVOTID TO ltl'I'I!RES1 M&IG~ON AliA 01' ' ' mP!PiiS N<nlmia ¥ill ; . . !. • ~---;/ • ' Donna Robey of Daytoll Mrs. end Mrs. Ruth Nolan ,and chi~ ' dren, Kathy and Karen Columblia, were ·weekend gueoto. of I their gr:andmother, Mrs. COra , Wiggins: and MIS! Editb Thorn· as. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler ' of Columbus were Sunday guests I of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i ·, : with ~~~ ~· 11 r~~ '· ]jb' to llliiOIIIIthllll Jll'lllliluiU, • ~IIIIo ' IIJJipiq, ''OJ!tll-mlnded CUll '-; P'ew:to,• ·~ :Aq~. It W~l • IN . OBSI!lRVEII.'' a beautiful p!a" two yearHgo, D~;~~';:i Blobard s. OweD, Publlaher Cheater, 'l'lmteblll, 1141tor Please priDI it to lhow YO!! with beautlf~ .people lD lt. Now ll'ell't prejudiced 11alilat Hip: ~ ~JOrit1, ol tilt· illpP!ee pies. .re ~Dvlnlllo ·the hllLCCJI!IIIey . ·. . to be eloier to nabire lho\1&11 COIIIpall)', 110 llleclwtlc St., .Pomeroy, by • relatlve bantlfUI of American adm. .. Everyihlng be w1"6te ill. 11M tl1eft art stlu I!MIO' ,:,00 ·P..,. Oblo 45789. BUiilneu Office phone 992ors only a few short years ago. lacll!pi when he aiad Hlpp!ea pie in 11-.t · '· 21511. Editorial plloJJe 892-2157. Yet bellind tbe now somewhat guard"W8llt to s a v e ihe \wrld ·· · · • ed ud m11ted predictions of eventual victhrotJ8h love." Hippies .re. not "failure<~." Second clau postaae paid at Pomero7, tory for ,the cause of democracy Ues the Hippies did not ask for all ihe They Just !lqn't . • ..!\!' . Hei Ohio. r· sobtiriilg lieiUe! of the generals that tbiJ publicity they're getting. They caught up In the bectl~ . ,.a. way N1ttoall adverttstnK ropreeeutatlve maw ·troops will be required solely ~ hate it. Newspaper.( have com- of living. W/th .aU Ill ,Phony· BottlneW Kimball, Inc.. 348 Le.llngtoll keep Wi on top of the VIet C9ng and pJetely ruined the Halt-Asbbul')' """'· OBSERVER · might • a y, Ave. New Yor- Cil)l, New York. North Vietnamese durinl the coming "They ...., .rulniO, 001\ econo• mon~. SubiiCI1pUOit rateso DeUvered Dy car my. TheY don't work; they're · FOl the fact is that escalation has rler where avaUable, 35 eenta per wee& .1 I lazy, all they do is !!llloke pot, been met by el!l'alation since the beginone year ID advance at the Dall.Y Senti take LSD and make !ove.'' I ning. Communist troop strength Is high· By Wa'/110 G. Urand•tadl, M.D· ask you - wh~t's wrong with all office •18.20; m monllts. 19.10 er than it has ever ~een, despite the Q - A boy I date bas a mild that? He should try it some· lbree mont.hl 13.90. By lllulor Routt bombing of North V1etnam and ever-m· ease of tuberculosil. How can llme. where carrier service not available ono creasing battle losses. 1 avoid contracting ll without These teens who run away moatlt fl.SO. B, miD one yur •10.00 McNamara described more than the Sb: months. •5.25; Tbne montltl. 13.00 refu•ing to see him? !rom home to take sllelter In IJDmediate situation when he said at Da A - U youl'lriend's dillease the Haigh&-Ashbury probably do Nang: "Our casualties are high but we io •till communicable, be should more growing up than some have also Inflicted high casualties on be in • · ssnltarium. The d II· kid whO has been tied to· his North Vietnamese army units." What he described was the situation ease is spread chleOy through mother's apron strin-,s lor !6 u it was io 1965 and 1966 as it is likely sputum that has dried, is ear- years. )note !rom B: No Del to be in 1968. Only the numbers havt ried in the air on dust particles Complete wllh VD, bad trips, been ehanged-for the higher. and Is then inhaled hit a BUI(lOJI' and a "dope record" dial Mepl It is often forgotten that esealation is tlble pel'l!OJ1. It , may also be ~ aoemployed.) not tlte prerogative only of this country. 20th parallel for a like 60.day periodtransmitted through the uae of Hippies don't "exist" as Options open to the Commu~t sts mclude and so on down in five ·steps until the . c om m on utensils, eRJIO(!!ally live-in hoboes" - they're 'he-1 a step-up of ter;·orist. bombmgs 111 Sat- 17th parallel dividmg North and South forks, spoons and drinking gla.. ing.' There'• a difference, yoij gon and .other South Vietnamese cities; Vietnam was reached. ses. know. So what if It is a Pet et The otaged de-escalation plan would the infiltr•tion in even greater numbers Nem-ly everyone is suscepll· Pan life. We know bow to livo. of the large North Vietnamese standln~ produce a growing atmosphere of mutual ble to this infection but SU8COJl' -WENDY ! army; the use of Comm\lnist "volunteers' confidence, think the congressmen. Its tlbility is greatly inereaoed by Dear Wendy: ! from other countries; the opening of di· virtue is that most mllitary targets are being undernoUtlillhed, general· TeD me more five years from versionary action in Korea. . in southern North Vietnam. ly run-down, ebronlellly tired now, when you're a haR:been ThiB was emphasi7.ed by eight RepubTitus, should the. North Vietnamese or by having 8Ueh disease ao Hippy with no place to go, "be· lican congressmen the other day as they fail to respond to the first bombing lim· diabetes or any type lung lng" is flnu and noble, but II introduced a scheme for a de-escalation itation, bombing could be resumed north NEW YORK - . O'BSERV A- ' If you ever attended bJg.band peers, or !hat larger majority aliment. Until your lr!end bas yoo really wanted to "save the of the war that would steer a middle of the 21st parallel wiithout havin~ eaus· TIONS .. It's ao tougb to get ballroom "Battles of .Music,'' their inlellectual supe:·iors, and been certified 88 completely world lllrough love," you'd "do" course between "those who would bomb ed the military effort in South Vtetnam a N. Y. cop In an emergency you're probably either bald or iearn something . while being cured, kissing should be avoid- mort! than drop 0111 of ·it. more and those who would bomb less." any disadvantage. Would such a plan work? The con· JU it is to get Western Union gray ... The "Tomght" allow stirnulated .. When we consid- , ed. If he is the type that loveo Now don't get me wrong. I Representatives Morse of Massachu· al;!ts, jlelien~ack of Oregon, Esch of gressmen honestly don't know. Their pro. on the phone ... They 've start- ' orchestra oounded better, le8S er all lhe great English stage · ' lo cook, tell him gently but think that some of what the Mlch!Jan, Horton of N~w York, Mathia• posal is put forth not as 1i panacea for ed new guided tours at City j square, when Skitch Hender- screen otars, we wonder b o w: firmly that yoo will do the cook· Hippies stand lor has merit: of Naryland, Mosher of Ohio, Schwejker Vietnam but in the belief that the best HID; hope it doesn't disturb · wn owned tho baton ... Bdwy. 1a Vanesoa Redgrave with only ing or eat out. brotherhood, simple • valur.s. ,ot Pelillsyl'Vallia an~fford of Vermont chance for peace lies in small steps, tak· the mayor's rehaaroals ... The picture - displays of "Refined a couple of fleeting roles to her hon..ty, 8ll end of lighting. 'l'h• propose a hall to ali homlling in North en quietly, that make the position of each Mels, sponsored on radio by j Dance Partners" decorating the credit, gets on The Queen's bon· Q - Bow 03D it be deter· I movement may ~slble st:ake Vietnam nort!t of the 21st parallel for 60 side credible to the other. Plymouth, serenade relief pit· .few taxi-dancehalls left can't ,ors-list .. . George Hamilton's · mined whether a person has aduHs into viewing 1themselves ·days. That would exempt the city of Ha· That we are willing to Invest another chers [being driven in 1 cart 10 ,have changed in generations; 'career may be getting galvanic tuberculosis of the kidney? as young people them . iJiqi bt!t.llot the port of Haiphong . 100.000 men in Vietnam is probably quit~ the Shea Stadium mound with I the originals of the antique pho- short • term notoriety vta hi • What are I he symptoms? whiob would do wonders for the t · &the North Vietnamese responded credthle - and acceptable - to Hanot. "In My Merry Oldsmobile" tos •urely by now m us I be Lynda Bird·watehing but it'o Would any restriction in I he communication gap. 1 WitJ!j' limilar de-escalatory step; such It That we are ready to de-escalate by small whteb is eeumenical huckstergrandmas or better ... First more than counter • weighted i diet be required? BUT .... if adults who turn diStilantling major supply depots aloni- steps, however, Is something that does lng but bad ~ flannel psya song ~r~~up complain bitterly by almost universal ridicule ! A A penOn wiih thill di .. the wheels arid pay the b iII • , the Ho ~ Millh Trail, the United States not seem to have been Q!ade as credible 1 Iebology ... A few TV perform. of lack of privacy, then one when his name comeo up; and ease may or may not also bave WeDI Hippy, the Hippies would would then end all bombing uortb of the to them as it might be. • em eucb u Gore Vidal, Marya turns up driving a Roii..Royee te's a better pl'!'former titan I tuberculosis of the lunp. The soon leal'li man doefJ not live by Mannes, David Susskind, Alan painted like a carnival·hust-- the cafe jokes abo~! him. diagnosis is made by lind; !lowers and bella alone, nor can IBurke, JOt Pyne etc. seem un- ler'a dream. ! If Julie Newmlir had the per., ing blond and tuberelll baeDli he;-~ ; survive on ideall<m ;ahlt lo dilleronliate between Big Sudden Stan catch the ' fonnlng personality or tale.nt 1.lD th~ urine. X-ray flbps oii!Je minunommon oanoe. same old ego-virus, become tor.' to match her flamboyant Jun-~ kidneys, IJiken alter 1 dye has It's "beautiful"--after "love" llmspollllbility and lroedom " .'':1 -•' I j lpi!Oeh .. .Suddenly there are.tured at fans' attention, pull oesque facade she'd be a Star been injected. may . show lhel your favorite word- when you . scads of wide.oereen motives the world m on top of them: end not a TV stooge II we outline of typical leo tons In t.be young thinkers tos9 around Hip. beingo quncbed into the TV bur never seem to flower intn were a radio or TV oportseas&- ! kidneys. Urination may be pam- py Hiakus, but don't sell your· , screens. distorting perfectly ' w•ll·adjusted celebrities who rr who waon't a baoeball big fuL Ao with tuberculosis in any selveo short lor a mess of poi. mce foreheadl into triple-dome!. 1just might try meeting I he i r !e,~gue graduate, we'd worry ' part of the body, a nouriohing FOC\!1 your ldeallom on better----· - .. -·- - - - --· - --· - -- · - Iat renewal time Spencer .Tra· . dl•t to build the victim up rath-· ing the lml'ld, not running !rom By.tiiCJ¥pv BRUW Television Pitch I complicated dally matter• we dueled 10:30 a.m. Saturday in cy's lace looked like someihlng ' er than a restrictive diet Is pre· it. II you'd demonstrate loveUaited ....... laterutlonai It's not only automobile!, of au ~· · 0 I the Barton Chapel Church with Gutzom Borglum carved lor the : scribed. join the Peaea Crops or VIsta I HOLLYWOOD IUPIJ ' - Now course, that are sold this way. - Prime l!nmple the Rev. Robert flunn official- oges out of The Blarney Stone I -H. that the Senate ha• passed the ' Any number of goods are sold For e1ample, Jut month our ing. Burial will be in the church .. Every time we see girl b1r- 1 Q - Wbat art the symptoms ,lrU,~in lendi ..JI!II. illwould be 1on the home screen by fellows local edueatiOillll television staeS cemetery. tendero and waitresses in tigh~s, of turbereulosis of the adren- Dear Hele~~; 1o ~ llilir there m:ght whose g!owrng tales usually latl lion had a provem about we suspect it's a hustle Tw:g. l als• Js tl)ere any treatment The Beary part about Hippy· ~tuallf' be .. 8Ubstanlial l~xplain that ·lnlel'lt on loans "whether 1 penon may be over· PT. PLEASANT - James The body wUI be taken to the gy Is Important enougll to have beside hydroeortlrone? land iJ 11 gives teens 1 plar. · ~ on televiJiOn•a ··llsod car · 1 kes • the price of their ln•ured or under-insured, and : Tomlin, 85, Pliny Rt. !, died late residence from the CrOYI·IUnlloted Measurements . . . . A - Any diSease of lite ad- to nm away to instead of stay· 'ial.Smen 1nd oome other 1• . 1eto higher \!!an announctd what wrong klnda of life Tueeday niglit in Pleasant Va~ Husoe'l Funeral Hom•. where I When we heard Donna Lee's , renals will call!e weakneso, 1ng homo and facing up to their l!lvertiBers. " ,at tije start. But ear saltsmen, tnmranee policies are sold." ley Hospital following 1 three 1 lnends may call lfter 6 "' m. rerord of "I'll Be Seeing You," easy fatigability. nausea and troubles. Ao you 1aid, it 'IOUDds 1The lnlth · In-lending bill ,by their large numbm on The notion that a comnwcial monlha Ulnl'!l. Iwe thought when site natted.ihe los. of weight. Drup of the like Ill kinds of fuA and no 1Thursday. .,.... that thooe wlto lend Ivideo, are the symbol of lhis network, 1\ilich depenclo 10 A tired brick 018800 be' music at th. word "through" , eorti!one group are given to problema 1n "n""er·· never" .money must tell those who . kind o1 oelllng to many vi•wers, heavily on Insurance advertiJ. was Jln. 29, tllt!Z in Wayne , SALES REPORT :that ohe had to be kidding: but combat the adrenal delielency land. By lite · llme they wake bort'Oif :t tf"•ctsely how m~ch 'Spec:ally those of ns who ing, would <llfer such a prtgram Coonty, w. Va., the ton of the Pl. Pleaoan& U•••toek Sale~ eo. she was In deli(l-toned earnest. but fi>r the tuberculosis strepto- up 8lld oee the gril)lftel8 and loans wtll ,east lor ttems like ;tolera~ !hem '" order to see '" preposterous, of cour~~e-~~nd loll! AnllloJty and N Walta r Joey Biohop Is a nne TV mycian. Isoniazid att.t para· bopj!]el8ll8SI o1 it Ill, they .utmnobileo and appll,nces. ~ late-niljht old movies. that is the great pity. f~r life is Tomlin Ho was a =her of Salllrday, July I, 111'1 Iguest but not a host ... Mamie ! amino salicylic acid are pre- Imay bave loot oot on eduea. In sftOrt. when a telev:ewer It's too bad, by the way, that Indeed 1olting more more the Barton Cha . I Church :md 1 . HOGS - 17$ to 220 21.80 to ,Van ])ol'iln sings just 11 well scribed. jion, heal~ and their future. .l!JtellJ to another unctuous oales •dclitional legislation hasn't complicated for mos persons lll 1 1 l'tlid pet of ll 1 8 0 n 23; Heavies 20.26 kl 21.80; as any of the burlesque queens· Q - Jlfes oe have tuhercu· The VD l'llle .,_, diiH "lov· •PJ!.ch 'lrom 1 il8ed ear or even' been introduced to make It o wh hi.. lo deal with ~on on Ligllts 18.10 and 21; Fat Sow• ~ of our youth /Ann Corio, Cbar- , lolil 11 the x.ray film ahowl fDg" people It lantasil.e and a new ear--dealers. he would crime punishable by banging for lincreuilll paperwork and taxe• y. 13.80 to 16.85; Boars 11 to 16; 'maine Ada Leonard, Hind 1 white opots on one lung? II'Owlnl - 8lld antibiotic drop ~U suffer'lr~ the bid ~I ish u•ed car television ~lesmen to , and the like, ~nd 11 any ib'vlVOI'I Include hit widow, Pigs 8.75 to 11.75; Slro'k Sboats 1Wasa~. Margie Hart, Georaia A - Anytllln&that 1J opaqqo 0""' don't knOck it any more. 'W the repillalbe IIQl'OIIIve. ha•e the preoumptlm to Ret responolble medium of eornmu• Alberta Rutherford Tomlin, one by Head !UO to ;o. 1 Sothern) . . ·Peter, Paula and to x rays will be seen aallahi A few web with '1eter Pan" ,lliss. but at least fte 1rouldl lriendiy and personal with us In nieatlon should do, teltYision lii!l'er, Mrs. Velma Thompson, CA'ITLE - Hcifm l&.M to Mary stroke ua 11 ebea)Hel'- areat on lhe film. In tire luQP (111011 9llitort pt tlllmuoioned . , _ 01aetly what be WtU pay , ihelr time on 9Cl'een, as though should try to be nl,1 some Pliny Rt. 2 and one brtlther, 2UO; Fat Cows 17 ·to ~.35; 'monizers in sima ~ut wo moat theoo towd be caused by tuber- maida Gt a Wllek), and your ''ill intere•t. . , anybody il roolly interested In l•gitimate aid to the vlewert1 it Jack Tomlin of Ohio. Canners 14.75 kl 16.85; Bulis ladmit they don't ling well culosil, hiltoplasmoell, coecldl• w1to1e 1Ift llli,V be •neve ' Aayone wl\o watches televl-1them. depends on. Ftutnt ttrvlee will be ...,. 18 to 23; Milk Cows 140 to %20; . • ofdomyeosis, cancer .md Yarl- -··-ONE WHO HA .~ at Ill knows , how blataot The truth-in-lending bill, if It Not long 1go, Cl!S-TV pr,. 'I - - ·-- · · -.. - - Stock Cows and Calve• 175 to The Almanac . ous otlter illv•lw dllll..._ J11CEN AND REGRETS IT .. =111d nervy ihe sale. pitches for Ishould have a direct effeot oo sented a nluable fllur.parl II IIIli 1 larp Iuiie, and the :>.im; Stock Steers 20.50 aed %4.75 By United Pre88 Jnlel'tllltionol •.automobll.. c1suallr art, with , televlolon advetioemenll. would namination of · tho Warren Ismaller onea are those that Stock HeiW's 17.50 to 21; Stock 1 Today il Thursday, July 13111, , .:.the aceumulaUve monthly ~- ~ be a definite 1lep 1D the right Commlsaion report, and lhta ootiiWill iha llme and Interest Steer Calves 23 to 26.:M; Stock th~ IB4111 day of1967 with 171 to I often uceedlng tile dtreotlon - a direction that was mellen! in lia onderstnd- of most riewe~s in .'heir dally llel!er Calve> n.z ~ 24.25. I lollow. ' :~al pm'i' announced for 1 •should mclude ~re video air ing of how tilt malt~ has llves, and 11 ts thiS erea of VEAL CAINE ~ Topa 32.511 The moort it between IIIIIOW :: 011'-but with thl! point some-1time in which there ia practical,! become such 11 personal Josue broadeutlng !hat has countless ISeconds 32.10; Medtum 27.75 to base 8lld first quarter. ,.t~ow never made clear. ,honest advice lor viewen about With many American~. Butljll• creative posalbillties for <Wlll-1:!9; Common and Heavlel 25 to p The morning otar is Saturn .. ~ • merclal lelevisiOIL SUO. The evening i!l:afS art Venus ;_. Do It Tune .. • and Man.. • ~ilfl~•_@ Bom on this day in ttiM w., '100 11/oD il.Wl THE NI614T MESSY WOULD TRI' e!J ~ ~~... rather Edward Flanagan, the HEY, ,!J.iJO... - r GOT ,., 1$ 'IQJN& 'TO SHt..l<.l HANDS II' 'htlllatt.Mnw.. . founder ol Boy's Town. HOW. SWiLl. C~INA, $«lPooo Yl1'- HE'LL WI~ -n.tl YEioltJS - 1...._ llf tlllrlt - - 1o . On thill day in hlllory: !SijiP NCI)!L... MESIMOIII . LIM ,., !)! /oii!.D... us ,~o:~= lld THI 6.0.1Lti COOI.D II.E~ Gllto\.RiTTI . .... .... ...UMJJ In 1787, the · · j() UP ~p ENJOY eN THE pasoed lite North-! Hnt. · · Tbll num~. we are.toJ.4, Ia the JQln. ·. tmum needed to eolnplete the job beiUJI romer~y ~~- I PubUsbe4 everr dl1 (._pt Satlll' day) bJ Tlte Ohio Valle7 Publlahl~l ' To Be Next for Senate to Deal With l ' j I r I ol field with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gilbor~ Mrs. Thelma Shirk, Mr. and Mre. Larry Sprinkle, and A. E. Erltwine, and in Nel· sonvlllo with Mr. 8lld Mrs. Michael Ohlinger 8lld children. ANAHEIM <UPI) -Jay John· atone was optioned to Seattle Wednesday by tlte California Angels, who recalled Ed Kirkpatrick. Johnstone waa hitting .195 while Klrknatrlck waa hitUng .Ul It SoatUo. , ,..._;.l LEDUE SISTERS eGOWNS eJEWElRY eHATS e Women1 Drelltl 1 RACK HALF SIZ&S 1 RACK MISSES SIZES eGROUP OF GIFTWARE I' LEDLIE SISTERS STYLE SHOP :.U Court St• (Formtrly Phllllpa Slaten) rnd Pomlf'IIY " SAYI ON nBS FEATURE PACKED I FRIGIDAIRE l ;:,mente 1JtHHf5 I ;;-IJ.J ,..,.,,, l I --=:.:._ =.~ H~LJ-· t:L9:.:~]::'I ( l I. _.L . rn I 'I·.. _,.4:,.,d [UK.41VI t t ::t ±] (ZUGG · 1 1 ::::~i~et~.;~:h~est *''"' ~-· • Tl'fklsh Tennl ' ~-:,~::~~~ ~~~.!~ ......' " ' .. !; ' ' ' \ ' ' important eoncenll Counci1'2B5 of Do# AInstalls · · NewOHicers 1:= ·InslallallOII of the lleera blghUgbted a m roreat. Rose CouneQ ghteri of America. Tuet da.v night It !be 1'uPPirJ Plalnl Alw•y• 1t Your Service ~_ SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS REXALL POMEROY 112 E. MAIN 992-2955 4 R~~lered P~1rmaclllt to SII..Va Yov • " ' .. ' t •' OPEN DAILY 8:00AM TO 10:00 PM Sundoy 10:30 AM I~ 12:30 PM 1nd 5:00 to 9:00PM •·I~ ! ~ (; . Buy 3 at our low •veryday price ... get the 4th for ROUND STEAK CENTER CUT PORK OIOPS •. 79c 79c lb. FIRST CUT PORK CHOPS 2 Jbo. $1.09 FRIIH LIAN · Ground Beef- 3 Chunk~ 31bs.$1.00 ·-· NO MONEY DOWN! Months to Pay · POMEROY 992.3975 E. MAIN ST. lbt. $1.29 Sliced Lunch Mut 21bs. $1.00 INikf"'! Hont, !Solomt DutCh Loaf " - - - - - - .•·1• 75c Mo!MGnWn ' ·ToMatoes ~Hk.. 89c ' ' DtlriDI !tie ' ' . PLENTY Of ~ .fREE .tJ-1' PARKING ·by Mrt. ' . I '===-="'··==.....,,...,.===":'.,.,"':"""'.,.,,...1 SIMONS MARKET .'' ' ..lAcoN · Webster onea Uberty Only.lo pharrnl!elst'< ~ c INSTALLED SLICED ;. lbqht !u' . ; 11\f ·::J~. AIDM-ican -' COJ;ven~n Your health is your C 'b Made to Party By Aux1l1ary to - !!;.'- ... Fr., Dellveiy cation when needed! ·1 11 ·1110 Iii!!, • ' "FJgbt!IJC "~· . ) Full W1rr1nty MIDDLJ!:PORT Little League will sponsor 8ll outalde dance party with ''The Ja)'l" Satur· dsy from 9 p.m. to midnight at the Middleport Community Park. The public b welcome. A DANCE PARTY will be held o~ the tannil court 11 the Pomeroy school !rom 8:30 lo tbJI Salufday evening. T be danee II sponsored by t b e Pomeroy P.T.A. with I!IUIIe to be lurnllhed by ''Kenny 11111 the Rest of Ua." I ~~:~~;·1~ ·;u,· aerviee. ·ldllh l!et.b!C; treuuret; ,Leo\ . Ita Htnlle1. .mluctor; Cl!ar!t!l Henslq, wardell: Ado Blnellt lnllde ..,um!: and loin. l!ebing; reprottenllllvil 10 llate "" . Ilion: i In 00,mo""'!fent the Frenclt ''1, Froin The Home Economics Department Of The l.ocll Schools the finest quallty medi- hR Dodderer, rtoOrdlrtc seere!rtr!: ~~:.:7 ~~~~ 1111110 1o PENTECOSTAL Church sponsors Italian spa~etti aupper ly 14 on church lawn. Prices, $1.25 adillls and 'II eenta ehildren under 12. Home let cream, pies and cakes also aerved. Proce:;ds to the "Sbaave~ lor Christ project. Serving Will begin at 5 p.m. . ROCK SPRINGS MYF will aponsor 8lllee cream social July 14 at 6:30,. Five flavors home made ice cream. cake, lnd •oil drinko. Proeeedsado IUpport a Korean orpban pt. ed hit ihe youth. . OUTSIDE TEEN hdance 1'r,'il be held Friday aiJl I It e Pomeroy Tennis Court Danelng will ba from 9 p.m. ·to mid· night with "The Jays." MARY SHRINI!l No. 37, Shrine of Jert18lem will hold 1 picnic on their regular night Friday, July 14, at 1 p.m. at the New Haven Park. ben, families and friends are welcome. Each one Is asked bring a covered tlllb and table Installed . by Nettle oquncll deputy, ·wtl'e :l:!f'a:h: workers who didn't like lngton should , . . , "go .West, young man, ro W.-t. and :.r : : : . · i \I Ch Mr. and Mro. Allen .Jenkin-: Charles Withee. Mrs. Margaret ; son, here for the oummer from! Falkner, Melvin Smith, Gardner 1 Florida, joined the group lor , Wehrung, Conrad Ohlinger, Murl the picnic. Other gueota were I Ohlinger, Lewis Oobome, DonMiss Lindo Johnoon of Rutland, Ina Smith. and the Rev. James the BPW student nuroe scholar. 'I McGovern. The next meeting ahip recipient, an~ her friend, I was scheduled for July 20 ·81 8 Miss Barbara Wtlliamo, aloo of 1p.m. · Rutland. During a brief business meetARRESTS MADF. lng eondueted by the preoldent,l PT. PLE.~~ANT - Ariests j Mrs. Baker, plans we!'! made recorded at the countv jail !m'l · for fund • raising projects as the past twenty.four · ·h o u r •' ways ol meeting the prepared ·--- - - · ·· ·· ··· · - - - [ budget !or the year whlclt wa• was made Tuesday night at a i presented by Mrs. Saelons, fi. meeting ol the ladles auxiliary : nanee chairman. of Lewis Manley Post, Ameri-, Mrs. Kom was appointed ao ' can Legion, held at the home of : chairman of the wrap commit- Mrs. C. R. Young, Middleport. . lee, and Mrs. Cline was named During the meeting, presided ' chalnnan of the insurance com- over by Mrs. William L. Smith, ! mlttee. . membership citations were· ac- ! It was announced that I h e l knowledged. Mrs. Young re- ~ August meeting will be a social ' ported on the Poppy pay ,.lt. ! event lor club members with Installation lor ihe ti!W officers i the hOB!eso committee to have was set for September. : charge. It wtlJ be held in the A letter was read from Mre. j Columbia Gas Co. offices. Wilson Carr of Athens, ou~oing I District 8 president, thanking 1 f f• the group for I contribution toOn rl U IOn ard 8 gift for her The meet.. ~g closed with a .prayer for · , , peace by Mrs. Will Winston. Refreshments were served by , y M s 'th A contribuUon lor the Aug. 2 Mrs. oung, rs. m1 . btriltdar party to be held at !he 1 WII)II!Qo. Mrs. Oscar Chillicothe Veterans Hospital wtth Arlene lie.., !ian. the original 13 otates. In 11185, Horace Gre~ey wrote up with thP country." PhUathea Women ol the Middleport Church of Ch1rst lo Thursday, July 13, at the church at 7,30 P· m. · AMERICAN Lutheran Women of St. Paul and St. John Lutheran will meet at st. Paul'• at8 p. m. Thuraday. · SATURDAY 1 and to provide you witl! 1 FRIDAY • Summtr Pur111 eSLIPS prescripti!IDS ~actly Class Assists In Decorating R d 'd p k ' pharmacist to 'fill biB Dorbtl eomes thill wool and Aerllan sleeveleSI wostll top teamed with full lkirt. Hand~oomed dlleolbeque dre.. In ora•1• wool 1nd &old ribbon aneut IIDII ill 1 Pttln1 Shlllon design. Wool and Acrtl1n __ t wltlt llandlnt amlll rhtC eoUu IDd four·bulton yoke Ia fram Elanit. 1 ;:-=;;;;;;;oiio..iii.;;;;;iiaii...i;i;i;ii;;;~r..;..:;.,........... I 0£.P}'my Di I 1 he can depend on the bel HyssU, Middleport, 8lld Mrs. GeoJ1e Fry, Columbus, IJlent Monday at the Racine farm home ol Mr. 8lld Mrs. Howard Ervin and ehildren. MJ's. Fry returned to Col!IIDbus Tuesday. ller daughter, Mrs. Ruth Petti· bone ol AsbvlUe came to lake her IDDiber boma. Mr. and Mn. Leo ltennedy, have returned !rom a weekand visitMre. in West Jefleson with Mr. and Jesole Lake, in Spring• Mra. llerbert Fink, Mrs. Ma· James· T ml'n ;+ct. ,, " Your physician knows Fla., are vacatiohing here with omL 'Events·· ol \ Trulh!in Used Car Pitching May Come · DOCTOR'S ORDERS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle of Worthington, and Mrs. Virginia Moore, Parkersburg, W. Va., 1 were recent guests of Mr. and Mr. ar.d Mrs. Orin Smith are Mrs. Charles Neuman, Syra· borne from a Florida vacation. , euse. Mr. and Mrs. Newnan will Mr. Smith apent !two week• ~v• saturdav for Dolray llshing at Lake Kissimmee. The Beach, Fla., where they wi II couple visited Mrs. Auta EiOQ Sl e ar UrC OOmS visit her brother and sister·in· ~~!t a!r~a= MatheThe annual plenie of ihe Mid-'[ In P,.eparatlon 'lor the 50th :\ Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ja'"o Ad-j ny and children, Jeffrey, Cindy dlepoft Busl•eo• and Prole.. . anniversary observance of the , ams and her mother. Mrs. .In·! and Curtis, will leave Friday , Blonal Women's Club wao held Pome1'9Y Cbitrch of Christ bn , me E. Adams, at the P a ! m for Beaufort, S. C. They b 1 , e Tuellday evening at the Mid- Aug, 6, members of the Golden ' Beach !lost Home; . I been here for the past 1wo, dleport Roadside Park. Rule Cia" met Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prmt'e weeks visiting relatives. Attendlni the affair were Mr. at the church to assist In redee- and Mr. •nd Mrs. Sherley Swan Matheny leaves for Vietnam Tbanclay and Mrs. Horace MeElhlflney, orating the classrooms. ' of Long. Bottom, were in Vanceter this month. ROCK SPRINGS GRA.NGE Mr. and Mrsc Larry 13aker, Mr. A fellowship dinner preceded \ bur~, Ky. , Sunday to ..•ls:t Mr. Mrs. Mabel Walburn wbo will meet at I p.m. Thureday at and Mrs. John Werner, Mr. and the work session. Thr~e rooms and Mrs. ~. T. May. · spent the winter in Tells the ball. Inspection will be held Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, Mr. and were painted, the baptbmal was Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pullen a oon, Charles, otationed and theM will be a program and Mrs. Harold Sargent, Mrs. Bet- prepared. and a platform for of Magnolia are vacalionlng lor Shepherd Air Force Base, relresbmenll. ty Cll•, Mrs. Ann Bailey, son, >the piano was construeled. . two weeks at ihe:r trader at his wile, is here for an ANNUAL PICNIC ol the Gary, Mre. Mary Kunzelman, Participating in the work pro .. Forked Run Lake. ed visit witlt her son-in-law rei C1if1 Better Health Clu Ml•s Dorinda Wil1101t, Mn. Jan- ject were Mr. and Mrs. Clar-1 Ge Lee Sh h d .17 dau""ter, Mr. and Mn. will be held Thursday . Kom, Mi" Betty Leonard, 1 enee Andrews and !am11y, Mr. were.: . n~ · ep er ' • · I "'' y Betty P'ek M B I end I Austmvtlle Va., and Henrv D. I 1a- Wh't Thomas. T Sit. Walb1D11 recent. at Royal Oak Park. rs. 1 ens, rs. eu- and Mrs. Milton Roush 17 ' Chesh' 0 ·both 1y retorned Jrom Thialand. lah Strali$S and Mrs. Loretta !mily, Mrs.Evelyn' Mary Wayland and 1i el>a'':!e.~~w_w ' ~itlh~'"· ~~~~re~·, · ·n.:____ REGULAR MEETING of the Saelens. son. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. x:ca~tt'~ :on. Around and About Middleport A'' DOCTOR HE FOLLOW$ . Mr. and Mrs. GeorgP Fisher · and children of Pompano Beeclt, Annual Ptcnic WasTuesdayat "' <' ' ; ' • of Cincinnati are here visiting I her mother, Mnl. Freda Mitch 1 · 8lld other relatives. see . r·. 1 BIX 01' ISRAEL'S TOP PASiiiON FIIIMil an etll'NIIIlY embulthtg cia a tour of major U.S. dlleo to pow the ltlghllghll of ihelr fill eoUeellonl. From left to right, Berged·Or eroated thll two-pleee, doutilo......_ jrteke& wltll maloltlal Ubi and perky bat Ia auede. From I , ' Harry Kei ser. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reeves · I TV in Review '" 1 \ Doc"''OR SA'/S Voice of Broadwa),. what a PitAIUasi ' ' / ' ~ �··,_ • __ ··- ~--"~~ ., -- .,_ . ' ,. ~. BAJIINEY . GOOGI..I! .,.II ~NUFFV S#tl.lTN DANCE IN Air Conditioned Comfort·, ' PART-TIME employment, years experience In retall sales as business mBJ!8gl!r, well versed In State and erBI tu reports, ea1l 992 · 142'1. T 11 SATURDAY, JUlY 1'5 · 9 P.M; till A.M•. . Allen 1... Kine ' ' .ncn~w Starduslerl ' Wtnttcl Pometoy Eagles =o--;-'-c:-.:;:-~-=· Pomeroy, Ohio Memtitn·&o-ts Only IIIIJll, emb•. Club OC 6ULLET, LOWEEZY·· over pl!yrnen\MI M ·~e . ii!onth or pay ~ ~. free home demonS!J'a· Uons, call et2-2l3l. 71 Gtc ' ' I ~ FETCHED OVER SOME SCRAPs FER . I ROOM fiouse and bath, lane I lilt, bolt)ed pa I)QI)l. furnace, ~~ and bacll ·pordlll, ahln11•11 on lloute 33 In New HaYeD, pboDe :~ 7 lt 3tp Syr1~""' Oh~ atorm ~DOl'S. Albert JDII, Ra· T 10 etc . I~ O!lt OJI. '1'i!tt . eAIIim!pJim Awning• ' ,• . .eAIIipQIIImSidlng •41ull!ltiUht l!alllnsie 404~ DICK iiA~NGI .• ' So. 4th St., Ironton .' .. W\' Nlll MIDDLIPOII, , ' OHIO . ' . 222- 4th Ave., Huntington - ',!t • . t..Jings Ho'!cll Sa!" v. v. Johnson & Son leal btatl For Sale ' \ Repl'lltntltlveln Thl1 Are1 20 Yeare For cine, . . . .1. t. ·· ~1 PI0.-,.'111_..• - ~:~' eAiumlnum WlndowJ & Doort eCer Port• . •Pitlo• · •Blown In lmulatlon or Call Collect 53U881 Elmer E. Whir., . ' For F. ..Estll!llitet · RECESSED bajbtub, oomode, lavatories, one gas ·~anle, one eleetrle rllll8e and HONDA •<. · SMd' &·SERVId·'· Contact: CHARLES U$LE 1 . OOH'T KNOW, JUST Ul<f I VON'T · KNOW WHY HE TURN tP UP HER! iN A DINKY LITTLE FOU?ING KAYAI(. . TOR n,~?$J f: ' dy G.:ORG& tiOIIIOEit ~~~'KJ>~~OF~"'~N~'~]""'~E~NON~A~~~~ INSP'fCTION OF DOUY .PeReY'S • I ... ..... ... . , •i ";H!!~ ·~ HIO!N6 THE Rl.AL EQI.JIPMt:HT?'f Qtlf6TIOI'l 1"5. \Utlf"! A!?[' ~ I MRS. DERBY US WITH THE ANE5T, SERVICE All New bdlator Shop ec:.r .eTrvck eH•ter Cote tBulldoat eAny Type < .\ ICEITH GOBLE FORD WY Hlf6 Mlcldl.... rt, 0. • l,' tli:AOTIFO~ SLIDE, TIUAAPPLE! TOO BAD 'OU STAmP IT ~ :SOOt.J! WINNII WINKLII \.,' . H~[.PRINCE JIM II WAN 1eO 10 ELOPE WITH II'()M BEFORE 1HE QUEEN CH05E HI& 8RIDE. Mr. and Mrl. John Webb 'Vitheir daushter aDd family. and Mrs. David Ball and Dan Swick Friday •, '. ®, THANK5 TO YOU, I\I:NDY, 1.'00 NEYER Gar 1HE CHANCE 10 FIND OUT WHAT ·~ .':. ·g By ·IRANNEfl, .... : WHATlDIDWA& b OOI· UNfORG IVAEIL£; l 1 DE&ERVE A VERY STIFF HE WANTED! even· PEOPlE AR~ ALWAYS TA.KI k!G ADVA~TAG~ OF M£ I THEV'R~ ALWAY> PUSHik!G ME AROUPVD! HfAVW l<tJOW.'i WKY J WELI:1FIGHT THEM I STAN!> UP AMI> LET THE IUOR.LD IQJOW WHO 0,00 ARE J r-----,,,--- - I'M ' . MEEKl HAVE '.00 EVER C'OIJSIDEP£D CflMlGING YWR IJIIME? ..ASOLINii ALLEY .. ly MERRILL Bl.OSSER Wl-IAT GEAR DO"'Qil SIJ~eesr 1 LQ'? ' WE. ,;zv "1"0 PL'tAgt! ~M£, 'SMALL. ONE! ON COOD CARS t=OR 't'OU I MAK E lliE 1966 CHEVROLEI' ·.... ·.... ·· .. $1695 tf:PEOAt. 2.UP f Biscayne 4 Dr. 396 c'u. ln. engine, turbo h1dramatie trau. Heater, good tires, vinyl interior, white top over &nJ' finish · 1965 MUSTANG ................ $1795 Convertible, 2811 V8 engine! 4-speed1 4 now wbllewall lirt6, radio and beater, jet b ack !lni1n, white lop . 1964 DODGE ............ •.. ·.... $1095 ;,l u s j - Z.Door. 270 serieo. White finl.lh, red Interior, 8-cyl. eDIIn~, automatie trans, Radio and heater, Jlke new whltewau SUNOCO ti""' .. ··.·,,,-··,. ,. . ' ~ GIVES YOU 1963 VOLKSWAGEN ·.......... •.. $995 2-Door. Vin111nterior, lillbt sreen flnlob, &ood Uno, radio md heater, a 8barp one , ~ p - NO OOE i!NDERSTAND& !flY 6EN£RAllON, 8TJ.IER! . . . -~ 1963 DODGE ·...... · · ·· ·· ····.. • $-1295 880 4 Dr. V8 en&IDO, aulomalic lrana. Power ~ and brakeo, leu than 2'1000 miles by local owner, white O'tflt Kold finish, •eat alwayo been cov«ed. Like new tires, a real cream puff. DICK TRACY • .. , . By CHESTER GOULD \. . t. 1962 OIEVY II ·.. ··•·· ...... ·" • $795 4 Door 300 llelto:e, 8 eyL enclnt, ald. trana. Beater, lib new whitewall tim, clean illterlor, red fiDIIII. ODI - ; I,IIYUY UCATIOI Come to MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP SI¢0ND STREET MlbDLEPORT <Operi Tutsday ..,.rtlngs 7 p.m. -992-3667 1962 OLDSMOBILE .............. $9J5 Va., CaD TIS-Mil or 88. 4-lloor. V-8, aulomatlc trw. Radio and buter, tood tlrel. blue over wblte flnllb, •harp, seat eoym, power oteerin& and brakes, real Diet, · · I 7 tfe G£M IS II. travel trailer, eG model, new, 1leeps 4. Can be sell • CCllllalnod. BargB!n priced at taOO. R. 0. Harless, Mason, Ohlo. Phone '173-5'135. 1960 CHMOlET " ............... $449 =Ia ' b~ WORK. or paintln&. 7 t ate 7 7 etcCARP . l'boal t4Nt05. :=::E:1'S::-o-:-!rlgh ,-,.,t=T "' Make ""'-cthe -m a beauUful sight with Blue Luslr!. Rent eleetrle siJam. NOW TAKING pooer $1. Pomeroy Bloek Co. 7 10 6te APJI!IJCAnONS sor- -- SAL 18 now a men-yl CARRIERS pl. She used Blue Lustre and upbolltery cleaner. IN MIDDLEPORT. eleetrle ebampooer $1. er Fumlture. 7 10 Conv, VB ollllne, automlte tna1, ~ UIP, w~ FOR molor ·._ ·~· ... ' ........ ;, -/' ~t:~--.__,.,.:::;::-···.-, •~ 001111 ,~....... --· ..--~ ,..... , .............. ~ •or · • • • ' , ~ .,.. ,, r _ • ... ~ ...•• -~.~..,._... ____ __ • ....... _ ~- ~. ·- .....- ·. ,.. ..,.. .._ , _.. . .. _ _ _ .;, ,.io-:,~ ... ~ ... _., ,,..._ .... .. ,...,...,,,, ,..-. • ' ' ... - •·-·•"" • J..,._, ,.., . .. ' ' ' ' \ ' . '. .,. .v " ' �··,_ • __ ··- ~--"~~ ., -- .,_ . ' ,. ~. BAJIINEY . GOOGI..I! .,.II ~NUFFV S#tl.lTN DANCE IN Air Conditioned Comfort·, ' PART-TIME employment, years experience In retall sales as business mBJ!8gl!r, well versed In State and erBI tu reports, ea1l 992 · 142'1. T 11 SATURDAY, JUlY 1'5 · 9 P.M; till A.M•. . Allen 1... Kine ' ' .ncn~w Starduslerl ' Wtnttcl Pometoy Eagles =o--;-'-c:-.:;:-~-=· Pomeroy, Ohio Memtitn·&o-ts Only IIIIJll, emb•. Club OC 6ULLET, LOWEEZY·· over pl!yrnen\MI M ·~e . ii!onth or pay ~ ~. free home demonS!J'a· Uons, call et2-2l3l. 71 Gtc ' ' I ~ FETCHED OVER SOME SCRAPs FER . I ROOM fiouse and bath, lane I lilt, bolt)ed pa I)QI)l. furnace, ~~ and bacll ·pordlll, ahln11•11 on lloute 33 In New HaYeD, pboDe :~ 7 lt 3tp Syr1~""' Oh~ atorm ~DOl'S. Albert JDII, Ra· T 10 etc . I~ O!lt OJI. '1'i!tt . eAIIim!pJim Awning• ' ,• . .eAIIipQIIImSidlng •41ull!ltiUht l!alllnsie 404~ DICK iiA~NGI .• ' So. 4th St., Ironton .' .. W\' Nlll MIDDLIPOII, , ' OHIO . ' . 222- 4th Ave., Huntington - ',!t • . t..Jings Ho'!cll Sa!" v. v. Johnson & Son leal btatl For Sale ' \ Repl'lltntltlveln Thl1 Are1 20 Yeare For cine, . . . .1. t. ·· ~1 PI0.-,.'111_..• - ~:~' eAiumlnum WlndowJ & Doort eCer Port• . •Pitlo• · •Blown In lmulatlon or Call Collect 53U881 Elmer E. Whir., . ' For F. ..Estll!llitet · RECESSED bajbtub, oomode, lavatories, one gas ·~anle, one eleetrle rllll8e and HONDA •<. · SMd' &·SERVId·'· Contact: CHARLES U$LE 1 . OOH'T KNOW, JUST Ul<f I VON'T · KNOW WHY HE TURN tP UP HER! iN A DINKY LITTLE FOU?ING KAYAI(. . TOR n,~?$J f: ' dy G.:ORG& tiOIIIOEit ~~~'KJ>~~OF~"'~N~'~]""'~E~NON~A~~~~ INSP'fCTION OF DOUY .PeReY'S • I ... ..... ... . , •i ";H!!~ ·~ HIO!N6 THE Rl.AL EQI.JIPMt:HT?'f Qtlf6TIOI'l 1"5. \Utlf"! A!?[' ~ I MRS. DERBY US WITH THE ANE5T, SERVICE All New bdlator Shop ec:.r .eTrvck eH•ter Cote tBulldoat eAny Type < .\ ICEITH GOBLE FORD WY Hlf6 Mlcldl.... rt, 0. • l,' tli:AOTIFO~ SLIDE, TIUAAPPLE! TOO BAD 'OU STAmP IT ~ :SOOt.J! WINNII WINKLII \.,' . H~[.PRINCE JIM II WAN 1eO 10 ELOPE WITH II'()M BEFORE 1HE QUEEN CH05E HI& 8RIDE. Mr. and Mrl. John Webb 'Vitheir daushter aDd family. and Mrs. David Ball and Dan Swick Friday •, '. ®, THANK5 TO YOU, I\I:NDY, 1.'00 NEYER Gar 1HE CHANCE 10 FIND OUT WHAT ·~ .':. ·g By ·IRANNEfl, .... : WHATlDIDWA& b OOI· UNfORG IVAEIL£; l 1 DE&ERVE A VERY STIFF HE WANTED! even· PEOPlE AR~ ALWAYS TA.KI k!G ADVA~TAG~ OF M£ I THEV'R~ ALWAY> PUSHik!G ME AROUPVD! HfAVW l<tJOW.'i WKY J WELI:1FIGHT THEM I STAN!> UP AMI> LET THE IUOR.LD IQJOW WHO 0,00 ARE J r-----,,,--- - I'M ' . MEEKl HAVE '.00 EVER C'OIJSIDEP£D CflMlGING YWR IJIIME? ..ASOLINii ALLEY .. ly MERRILL Bl.OSSER Wl-IAT GEAR DO"'Qil SIJ~eesr 1 LQ'? ' WE. ,;zv "1"0 PL'tAgt! ~M£, 'SMALL. ONE! ON COOD CARS t=OR 't'OU I MAK E lliE 1966 CHEVROLEI' ·.... ·.... ·· .. $1695 tf:PEOAt. 2.UP f Biscayne 4 Dr. 396 c'u. ln. engine, turbo h1dramatie trau. Heater, good tires, vinyl interior, white top over &nJ' finish · 1965 MUSTANG ................ $1795 Convertible, 2811 V8 engine! 4-speed1 4 now wbllewall lirt6, radio and beater, jet b ack !lni1n, white lop . 1964 DODGE ............ •.. ·.... $1095 ;,l u s j - Z.Door. 270 serieo. White finl.lh, red Interior, 8-cyl. eDIIn~, automatie trans, Radio and heater, Jlke new whltewau SUNOCO ti""' .. ··.·,,,-··,. ,. . ' ~ GIVES YOU 1963 VOLKSWAGEN ·.......... •.. $995 2-Door. Vin111nterior, lillbt sreen flnlob, &ood Uno, radio md heater, a 8barp one , ~ p - NO OOE i!NDERSTAND& !flY 6EN£RAllON, 8TJ.IER! . . . -~ 1963 DODGE ·...... · · ·· ·· ····.. • $-1295 880 4 Dr. V8 en&IDO, aulomalic lrana. Power ~ and brakeo, leu than 2'1000 miles by local owner, white O'tflt Kold finish, •eat alwayo been cov«ed. Like new tires, a real cream puff. DICK TRACY • .. , . By CHESTER GOULD \. . t. 1962 OIEVY II ·.. ··•·· ...... ·" • $795 4 Door 300 llelto:e, 8 eyL enclnt, ald. trana. Beater, lib new whitewall tim, clean illterlor, red fiDIIII. ODI - ; I,IIYUY UCATIOI Come to MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP SI¢0ND STREET MlbDLEPORT <Operi Tutsday ..,.rtlngs 7 p.m. -992-3667 1962 OLDSMOBILE .............. $9J5 Va., CaD TIS-Mil or 88. 4-lloor. V-8, aulomatlc trw. Radio and buter, tood tlrel. blue over wblte flnllb, •harp, seat eoym, power oteerin& and brakes, real Diet, · · I 7 tfe G£M IS II. travel trailer, eG model, new, 1leeps 4. Can be sell • CCllllalnod. BargB!n priced at taOO. R. 0. Harless, Mason, Ohlo. Phone '173-5'135. 1960 CHMOlET " ............... $449 =Ia ' b~ WORK. or paintln&. 7 t ate 7 7 etcCARP . l'boal t4Nt05. :=::E:1'S::-o-:-!rlgh ,-,.,t=T "' Make ""'-cthe -m a beauUful sight with Blue Luslr!. Rent eleetrle siJam. NOW TAKING pooer $1. Pomeroy Bloek Co. 7 10 6te APJI!IJCAnONS sor- -- SAL 18 now a men-yl CARRIERS pl. She used Blue Lustre and upbolltery cleaner. IN MIDDLEPORT. eleetrle ebampooer $1. er Fumlture. 7 10 Conv, VB ollllne, automlte tna1, ~ UIP, w~ FOR molor ·._ ·~· ... ' ........ ;, -/' ~t:~--.__,.,.:::;::-···.-, •~ 001111 ,~....... --· ..--~ ,..... , .............. ~ •or · • • • ' , ~ .,.. ,, r _ • ... ~ ...•• -~.~..,._... ____ __ • ....... _ ~- ~. ·- .....- ·. ,.. ..,.. .._ , _.. . .. _ _ _ .;, ,.io-:,~ ... ~ ... _., ,,..._ .... .. ,...,...,,,, ,..-. • ' ' ... - •·-·•"" • J..,._, ,.., . .. ' ' ' ' \ ' . '. .,. .v " ' �. Mrs. Donald "'ansffeld a n d and cnnddauchten, Mrs. Pearl Ogdln, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin York and family. Mr. and j Mr. and Mrs. Downie Nelson 1 and family, Mr. and Mrs Jobn Dawson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dooald, Nelson and family. Mr. and Mn. Clair Nelson, Mr and Mrs. Dale Goff, and Mr. and family MrS. J!ill -- -----------·-- ----- 1 . ·· Ins ta1at l 0 n . Of --------~ Goff and The 1!168 reunloo will be held llalph Macomber a n d at West Gate Park. Floyd Goff, Mrs. Ora Prof- • Officers lS ~ , ~wn Brands. Big Selections. Held SAVE NOW ON WOMENS AND GIRLS BACHiLOR GIRL Seamless 'NYLON STOCKINGS 59 5 ANTI-FAnGUE MATS - ··-- '1· Gay Nineties Cookies aec KNIT SHIRTS .. . MENS BmER SUMMEI SLACKS By Jaymar and Hubbard VALUES TO 9.95 _SALE $7.95 VALUES TO 10.95 _ SALE $8.50 VALUES TO 12.95 _SALE $9.95 VALUES TO 15.95- SALE $11,75 Friday and Saturday Onlyl .1 • • .Cardiologist T: Thomas lsSpeakerto •mmy .w .Weight Notchers _Is Hof!O'~ 011 ., Dr. Guillermo Porras, cardio- 8th 81rthday log!st at Veterans Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tltomas, IIH<iSpltal, was guest speaker· Middleport, entertained Tuesday nigbt when the Meigs day wltb a y ~=: Tops Weight Notchers met at son, 'l'lml!ly. on hi the Meigs County lnflnmlry. day, A native of Managa, Nicara-. A cookool was beld lor gua, Dr. Porras is a past pres;. children. 'l11e blrl!adaY c a dent of ,Lions InternationaL He baked by 'l'lmmy'a grandmotb· has practiced medicine In Ger· -er. Mrs. Mabel Walllurn. wu In many. bas _!aught In Ulliveisl- tbe !hape of a ba!ebal1 Ues, and worked In medical re- centered with a beD. Mrs. 'lbo·ll seard!. He bas been associated mu pve Water gu111 for favwlth Veteraoo Memorial llosPI-- Ofl. tal for the "'"I y·ear. '!be guest Included """'II In bls Dr. Porru dis- 111 aDd Dav4 Bobbt cussed the ways of losing Powers. Jeff · William weight - dieting. exercising. Nellon, · Mickey and blkin¥ mOcllcatlon. Stilve lledintr, David Relrcsbments were lei'Ved Mike lllnd,y, Ricky Hovatter, following tbo meeting. sad Dicla:ie OWea. taik." ALL 1: Permanent Press Slacks MADRAS SPORT COATS------! PRICE s uITs eSUITS VALUES TO $50 SALE $37.50 tSUITS VALUES TO $60 ---SALE $42.50 tSUITS VALUES TO $75 --SALE $47.50 A large selection of colors, patterns & sizes STRAW HATS - - - - REDUCED ~ SWIMWEAR REDUCED J,3 BERMUDA SHORTS I Notionally Advertised $10.00 Value lenlon Shirts _ Sale $6.95 - 2 for $13. ---·---·· All MerchondiM Ofr.r.d II From Our , Curnnt Stock of N1tlon1lly AdvartlMCI . Br1ndt . Sizes for girls and sizel for wooien, n~t all slzeo In sD styles and color eomblnatltno but terrific Values because they are ·at half price In obr JIIY Clearance Sale; Come and visit the Ready To Wear Department. See the maRJ aew1arrinls and Values on the 2nd Door. · .. · CLING SUDDEN BEAUTY HAIR SPRAY BIG SELECTION OF PATTERNS A holdinl and styling hair spray that leaves your hair soft and springy. llolds in any weather, humid or dry. 16.7 oz. size. REG. $1.07 SALE-- Burning, Looting Brings Guard Out 18" WIDTH Reg. 49c V1lue 78c SAL I 39c ,. July Clearance Sale! KROEHLER OPEN STOCK VELVET WALNUT BEDROOM FURNITURE Bold in concept, with strong Influence of Scaiulinavian design. Accented by the free flow of the sculpttU'ed di'awer handles. 129.00 Double Dr-r with Vll'llcal fnmecl Mirror 99.00 159.00 Triple D,_, 9 drawers with Mirror Sale 124.00 179.00 Triple Dr-r, 9 dr1wen, 2 doors 1nd Mirror S.le 144.00 104.00 Ch•t, 5 drawer chMI on chest Sale 82.00 92.00 ChMI, 4 drawer Sale 70.00 46.00 Night T1ble, 1 dr1wer - - - Sale 36.00 69.95 Bookcase Hudboard with franM, TONIGHT, July Ia NOT OPEN fRIDAY and SATURDAY July 14-15 Alfrod Hitchcock'a ''THI BIRDS" (Teclulieolor) ' Rod TaJlor Suoanne Pleshette Colornr1oom: Skaloton Prollu Terror FICII Maooo Chll6 Sockoi"'J " full 'slq Sale $4.00 52.00 Panel Heodbolrd, Queen 1i11 with S.le 40.00 Sale 40.00 fr1mt WORLD BIG BARGAINS WHH.E THEY LASTI UPHOLSTERY SQUARES BY THE UPI' SALE - - • 3 for s1.00 Sale! TEFLON COATED ALUMINUM COOKWARE S-10.99 9 pi- Cookw1N Seta s.ts ._ S.le 7.00 SALEI SAtEI -s11e - 10.00 WHILE THEY LAST Reg. 79c Terry Cloth 4-19.81 Autollllllc Electric Buffet Skillets 15.00 19-US 5 q1111rt Dutch Ov- - - - Sale 4.00 CANNON '-IOJO 3 quirt Double Bollen Sole 7.00 HAND TOWELS 4-10.9~ Silo 7.50 From our RefiUIIl' Stock 3 qu1rt Combln1tlon Cookers " S1l1 3.00 21~.29 Slle 2.00 Bakl ond Roost P1n1 Dlsconllnued ~atterns 59c YD. IRONING BOARD 81-ri.Bralcloth , PAD & · DRESs COVER SETS An estra heaV)' iDitted pad with a heavy drill atretch on otomlanl boards. L'OVttr. Flta aU lronini llu $].69 KITCHIN TOWDS While They L~tl S.le. 2.00 Slle 3.00 15-4.75 8 Inch Co.Y«ed Skillets MATIRIAL SALE! REG. $3.95 SHOWER 8'x6' Shower CUrtain and 1 pair 36"x54• !datchlnll Window Curtain. Heavy vinyl plastic m good usortment 11atterns and colors. .JULY-cLEARANCE SALE-- $l4f SEt Golj(, Avril llayOII 00,. Coltoo, Wub 36" wldtb.z. aaa \\rear. 1111 10\eetlon pattema and cOim. Available Rlllht Now At Elbtrfelds . VIEWMAStER stop in the notions department on the TONIGHT AND PRlOA'Y July -1:1-14 DOUILI FIATURI "OR. GOLDPOOT AND THI GIRL IOMIS" VlDcent Prte.r "Fabiall" and see the Laura Antonelli -PLUS- "'ANGI IANGI YOU'll OIAO. l'oDJIIIndaU . . ' -:DOWNIE-GROSS POMEROY ' ... •' - ,, \\ -~ "' •" . __, Of Surveyor 4 RobOf. SIE THE MANY VALUES IN BED ROOM FURNITURE ON ILBERFELDS 3RD FLOOII YAIIJ) 5-14.99 12 p1- Cookw1.. ,eposif~ ·. " 52.00 Panel Beds, twin siH SMALL QUANTITIES SALE $2.50 SCHOOL SWEAT SHIRTS, 2.95 val.·- $1.50 BOYS PERM. PRESS SHIRTS _ P i t $1.89 . Summer Coordlqates - Skirts - J,ckets Slacks -llillsesPedal Pushers- · ' Knee Knot~kers 14-2.99 Ego Poachm 14 cup) - - - S1le 2.00 21-2.99 Cookie and Bake P1ns Sal1 2.00 . REDUCED 20% PINCHECK WORK PANTS _ $1-00 . sUMMER tSUITS VALUES TO $40 _ _ SALE $27.50 BOILABLE, 36" WHITE 9-2,79 I qull'l Covered Slucep~M 6-5.25 3 quart Covered Souc.p1n1 _ 5.95 VALUES _ _ SALE $4.75 6.95 VALUES SALE $5.50 Tr~pical Wonted & Dacron Blond Rubber Hospital Sheeting IALI ' :·Moon ,frQn I DRE.SS SHIRTS I GROUP VALUES TO 3.65 --SALE $1.95 I GROUP VALUES TO 4.00 SALE $2.65 I GROUP VALUES TO 6.00 •· SALE $3.50 ., ;: ' MATTRESS PAD . ,, SPORT SHIRTS VOL XX NO. 64 I ' ' $ -· .. . " Permanent Press SLACKS II POMEROY Barg1lns In We1ring Apparel For Your F1mily 1nd Furnishings For Your Homit. W•H ·· · ; •. ·' It's Our July Cl-•nce .S1Ie Time All Over The Store - Come In and See The ,M1~ DOWNIE-GROSS l' '. ,' FRID4Y nOM 9 ~ to aPM - SATURDlY FROM 9 AM to 9PM... 2 $1 00 SAVINGS UP TO 50% ON All SUMMER SUITS APPAREL /, .' Mr;.;d,_~: F;nk M~i beeMrsh ~w!ro~,l who ~as / Officers for the 196H8 year aJ La Marche will follow 100% nylon. Pl1ln knit snmleu }(llbenM ill,~N=,_':_ -~~a n I hn ohosp ' s mpro~ ng were installell Monday night Poovlor on July 21, wltb a ban· err e.,.., mr• son, at er me. . Councy .,.,.oo •·• ~· Sheen and Sumleu Mtlh when Meags •w, que1 that evening at 7 p. m. Splcetone and belgetone colort • 11 et 4!1 met at the Pomeroy' A donatiOn by the Salon . Slus 8'h to 11 pr. Americ~n Legion Hall. Mt-o. Martin was made to Serving as the Inslalllng offi- JJ<:pal'lelllelltal Chapeau Precers were Departmental La miere Virginia Rahe for a glfl Concierge Mary Martin and to be presented to MENS Acting La Concierge P e a r 1 Marshall. ~servaUons for Knapp. The new officers are Chapeau Passe lunclaeon NonJulia Hysell, chapeau; Iva Pow- day have been made by tbe ell le demi chapeau premiere; nine partners who plan to atBY PANTEMPOS Rhoda Hackett, 1e dami chap- tend the L8 Marcile and t eau deuxleme; Gladys Mow- banquet. The Salon voted to proLong wearing slacks that rey, L'aumonier; Myrtle Walk- vide corsages_for Departementnever need ironing. Permaer, I'ar.hiviste; Velsle Roush, al La Concierge Mrs. Martin, nent press. Sizes 29 to 48. . , Ia concierge; Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Knapp, a Pourvlor memColors: Olive, blue, black, pouvlor member; Catherine her; Mrs. Walker. chapcharcoal, pewter. BEGINS FRIDAY 9 A.M. Je secretaire, caissiere.l eau, and Mrs. Hyaell, cha1aeau ll L=======~-;::=======: Mrs. Martin prestnlell a chap- elect. . .Ieau passe pin to the out-going A committee of tllree was apSLEEPCRAFT $1.69 ' chapeau. Mry\1¢ Walker, an d' pointed . by Mrs. Walker to be FORM FITTED presented the gavel to the new- responsable hr raasm~ lunda & DANDEE·TRED Iy elected chapeau, Julia ay. each year as Mrs. Marlin prosell. She congratulated ea e h ceeda through the state chairs. new officer. The money _will ~.Th• meeting opened ,In ritual- for ber two departeiilental istic form witb Mrs. Walker ceplions, should she be n$lia AND COVEll presiding. The cassiere's re{'Ort dfpartemental chapeau. All eellacloud aee!lte ' , Pure Foam Rubber. Size fiber filled, comtiletelr, show"" a balance of $153. A re- A ~-:;;r,r;;;: 18":130". Marbellzed patwashable. Fits on milrefJS port of the auditing committe" ed by , tern, all eolors. like a form fitted sheet. $4.25 was glven. and u'nie . , . Valuos _ Full llecl Pouvior member Mrs. Knapp tbe _ilop. 29 SALI reported on the ·July pouvlor group alilo eXtended thanks to to be held In the Sheraton-Gib- Phll !llobo~far and Lew! . 2 for $5.00 son Hotel In Cincinnati on July an, vlllage patrolmen, wbO II ' 23 The Pouvior will start at by Martlri and Olen Kn8]Jp, Val. to $5 _ Sale $3.65 7 ·p. m. followed by !be paro- asslsttd wltb chaperoning. . . dies to be presented at 9 p.m. Mrs. Webb was appointed Colorful two pound box ot 2POuNDBOX 2 for $7.00 The Salon will present 1 skit secretalre calsslere by the usorted cookies eontalns eight in the parodies. The evening! coming chapeau. During a convarieties. The l'Gay Nineties" $8.00 Values Sale $5.65 usortment is made J!lh the wm be concluded witb a ne- 1eluding social hour ~!fesh­ partemental reception for Chap- Iments were served and JlrW!S II flneil lniredleola. eau Arree Marshall. It was an-i were won by Mrs. Walker nouoced that the Dcpartement- ~ Mr•. Mowrey. Next meeting ------1be a picDic on Aug. 14, $1.39 DOUBLE COATED SALE $1.95 VALUES TO 3.5~ --­ SALE 2.65 VALUES TO 4.00 SALE $3.50 VALUES TO 6.00 Welsh, j' -SHOP AT ELBERfELDJ Charlene Hoe/lieh, Tel: 992-5292 Mrs. Ivan Redd. .. ' Society ... by· :family, Ml-s. Jewell Buffln&ton 'llle 1Mual NP.lson reunlon was held Sunday at Lake Hope cwltb '61 persons attftllllng. . At the reunion were M r s. J'rank Nelson, Mr. anlJ Mrs. iCecil Nelson and son. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nelson and daugh:ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ;Cooper, Mt-. and Mrs. Walter 'Canode and family, Mr. and ' 3 dimension ' .I " 1st ' floor cOlor Plcturea. .,•. 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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