http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cb91935567cd85e0d2c7a21bac577174.pdf 9d82906abd21caaec0a0536cc1c2d5eb PDF Text Text ' •· ·' ' ~ -: ·ommunttY. • ~ You Know - ·' l ' ' P~~~~ .4n.Wunce ' t' • ' ' ·e·. . ·· ·'Around arid·· Bitfh o/3~ ChUd ' 4 ' ,, .· ' ' :· . . ~ ' . . . ; ; ·' ' Cor-ner By Charlene HIH!/lida . •. ' 't u1et a.·· .., .'. ..-~- ·.·. i ' . • ' ,. ' j . M. 0pens In .:s e1gs 19th Birthday u O~ion of Party \ J$y TOM KELLY, FUND D~!VE CHAIRMAN ... .00 IN THE BUSY HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY For School fO..' Mentally R•t•rdod Chlld,en Eveeyone in Meigs County-.·.we hope to see all of you-.will be asked during the conrse of this week and enusmg weeks to assist ln the esthbllshment of a school for the ·mentally re~de~. · ~ . Canvassing plans for most al'!!as are complete and will ~ccur during this weak. ·, It iS considered by inany to be a highly worthwhile and lmtrtant endeavor We do hive a number of childk .18 ren to served by such a school. Enough to rna e 1 o~etHilon' worthwhile have already ..been screened. There Will never be a better opportunjty to establish this school with iLbe intent of maintaining It permanently. · Ht~wiwer worthwhile the cause may be, many will nbt contribute to the proposal11nless they have ce.rt~n basic queations answered. This Is the purpose of thiS letter. 1 wllf:.nswer the follow. lq!! qu~stlons the best l can: they are considerably leas el:Who ,!!" lbe meatal~¥ tlcleP! than the average lndlvldedt ual. TI!JS Is 1 ~ble body of peo-i llllw Is mental retardalloa pt 9( vli')'IQ& ,m, ~ pi al-.roatra«*4? ' • fll.!;\10)1..•]1!1, 1ac1t .the posllibl!ity , ~ 11'11 man;, ~·· 'J!I!.ey ~~~ mental com- number In the bundredl. SOme · may In some can ~ te~ lo some Do aljl Iii\ I~ to do the most tent . 'the Jl1i.IIW'.ll gosl ~ n@bl*ll !llsks.. But ·on the, entlf Ia to help these )Jell1ll4! othef bsnd th~y m~y he able &!just U! their handicap not w deYeiOP IOCtally to a great cor9 It Preventive measures estent ·and be able tc become are under sludy but II may be c~rab!y ' se)f - eufficfent. eome lime before any sweepof pet!onnanee may! ing C\loi'HUs are found. vary l!alisttler'ably trom lndlvld- Bow· 11U111J retarda~s l'f e !Qm11nued On Pa1e 6) 111t to individual, but always ntal+ .... • • 1 Tile. COMMUNITY Hayley MUJs ID dut WORLD Thanks To CITIZENS NAnONAL~NK Friday and Saturday August 4-S I PICK UP · MY NEW '· CAR FOMORROW This is the final wind-up of Summer Clearances ••• lxirgai11 &oysfor you,many; ' items for&aclc to $chool •.• . ' tim!ly.sp•cial ptlt~hases easier than you might think, thanks to •our low bank ratea on 'Auto Loans. Come iD and talk with BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY NEW BABY FoR THE HOSPITAL OR IN THE HOMEI one of our loan experts. We'll work out an easy-on· the-budget auto financing plan for you. . . ' i_~ • ' ' 1 • . '1. ' ~ ' ' ' ' .•~.:. ' } ~n l1r Peder.t Deposit lnsul"lnce Corporation FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ' ~ ' ' I • ..... :·~· . r ,,., ~ '•' ,, •• r / ' . '.1 ,· I' i ' ~ ' I ' I 1' '· ,, ' .. to ~·you mOritY~ . j Dudley's '' ' ' Isn't It about time for a new tar? Flnandng It Is Ponwuuw: 0,. . .' THE PERF£CT GIFT FOR ANY OCCASION . :ntEATJE ' " ' ., ' .' · , '"•, • , I ' ' ' aw Carmichael Drive for '·Funds e New High-Velocity, 5 Element Blade, Strong, Lightweight e Powerful G. E. 3Speed Motor I e Retractable Vinyl Handle . e Cools Up To S Rooms In Minutes , Brands'Abe' White Racist 11AVANA (UPI)-Blaek power militant Slokely Carmichael said Tuesday <;O\brallam Lintoln ' was "a wb!te raoisl" and exhorted .A!Mrlcan Negroes to CIULDREN ON TOUR - Children attending the Headstart.program at the take arms to fight for their ' Pomeroy Elementary School were taken on a tour of the facilities of Veterans freedom . , . New York to Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy Tuesday morning; Pictured at the hO!lPitaJ enCalifornia, ~m canada to trance with their teacher, Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Sr., at<e, left to ril!ht, Mek Johnsou, Mexico." : son of Mrs. William Johnson; Kim Seth, daughter of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Her!Jjrl Seth ed in" th .. and Jimmy Morton, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Morton. The tour wu conducted 11 01 BEADS CANVASS - Jack H~ ca~ ,.- · e "co apse Egypt Issued an "urgent by WaltPr Stewart, administrator. Kaulf, Patrol Leader ol Troop capttallsm! ·· rall for pe"ce m the five -=~:::::::.::::::::::.:.:o_:=:===~---------~-----""'""-zu 111 Middleport, bead• 8 Cannlc~ made an "honor- Yemen civll war to free r •••vass 111 Middleport for do- ary deleg&lfl at .the Comn\u- tian forces there for any __ __, Lat Am r1 inst 1 1 naUoDI 10 llle flll4 for otaft.. ~t-~po'""""l' m e can Arab action aga srae' . 1q a school for mentally re. Solldarllir c;onterence, made his Cairo press said today. Earll•:, • . . .· larded cbDdroa. MUiord Ry- remarks at a news confe~~ce b~Uets flew a~l'QSS the Jordan I ~ ,.,, 1 aeU It !be Troop Seoulmast. barred to American and linttsh River In the first Mtddle Ea't Eight 'Dew teachers, an with I II was votedr to employ two !surance ~ey submitted 4up. er. A llmDar drive wm 1>e lleWsmen. Excerpts appe~;ec' In cease-fire violations smce July temporary certificates, we r e head teachers at the Bradbury hcate bldi, iQ.Jte lnturance 'IPII ll0ud11Cted by memben of the Cuban newspaper Rebel 15, tile UPI learned. employed Tuesday night by the and R uI I and elel'lOntary Jwarded t'o botb, and the 1-1· Job'• liaapura 111 olber ar· Y~~th." .. . The government- aligned C~· Meigs Local School Di strict. schools. These teachers will be encies will work out detallt,.. eu of lbe -1)' 11111 SaiUl'o We are orgamz~llg urban ro newspaper AI Abram aatd board of education 111 specia1 In charge when the non . ..ach-, twetm !help_ •' • day pc1 111e Syraeuae Ladle• guerriUas ill the Um~ States Egypt Jll&de the call f~r peace session. ~led to Bet the ~~ 1ing principal, Eric Hart, jJ not\ 11r. ~ Ani!W)o df lbe Volonleer aeeordl!tg to It* tactlcslt!lplred In lbof Yemen and elatmed the n., gnup Includes RQbert In the respe~llve school ~nild- Bl'!)·'llllo , for elemeotpr) FJi'W, oe--~ wiD uav 11118 b.i' (Che) .Gue,a qf ~allng Br!Uab In Aden were ~~ottinC Meier, Mrs. PhflUs Miller, Mrs.l lng. Hired at ~ ~ho'N the prmctpals e district .t Ll! dud ,....._;, • . :~ ,qW 9r lhl'ee ~ Vlelilams to to keep E8Y!Itlan lroopJ ,. away Kate )arreU, Mrs. Ellen Wirth. •regular salley ael!eeule . to fill per cl , unij. but 1flth · . ,. bllni the colla,_ .I! .!Ism from the !le,d of battle wlllt, Miss SUianll& ill'adbury, Jlobert the head teaching posts were a $400 lllinl!mUI..- All .~ . , VeteiuJ ,Jf~ .~pllal , and lmperlllls!Jf' be B8Jd. • 1"~~1. .. Hamm, James Wickline a ncti James Wickline at Bradbury 1tary PJ'it!cipols will recetv!f!ll , , ' Allldiit. - · ~~ Dllcher, T!ie c~p. Wb!ch AI Ah rIm Mrs. Katltleen Scott TWO otb.· and Charles Downie at Rutlallll leait,J4011 ai'iove salary II!JMijgft ,(tJiilti) fOfflit M41'tfal, CheTWO FINED termed . a maJor step desl~ed ers holding temporary certifi-l A long discussion was held and lho11e with more than eigllt ehlre; Cyrus lllwdes, llaclne; Two defenda~ta w~re fined U! achteve Arab soUdanty, cates and reemployed in the on the purchase of ~I bus ~Ills, or units, will reeoJ" Rosella Boyd )>omeroy· John Tuesday night m the. court of ,.hid! iB ?"cessary for any jomt district are Miss Thelma Mich-l insurance. The DaviS<- Warner $50 per I unit, or room, ,bovt McCloud Hartford· 'Jai.~ Cala- Pomeroy Mayor Chari~ Lt· Arab acbon," was made Tues- ae! and Donald Slivers: Agen~y and the Downing ln.l elgb~ plus tbe $400. ' ~~ !11 ' . gar, Charles Joltitsou,c 29. Mid· day at the Arab Foreign Minw';i~ha ~ e. Donna Nease dleport, $5 and costs, '!l~uealing lsters Conference In Kllartoum, rc ' tlret1, and John C. Beaver. Porn- c•pital of the neighboring Silo 03f 0 Clara sione. · eroy, $15 lild I!Oiis, speeding. dan, Egypt Want s ! End·of War But 1•0 Yemen 8 New Teachers EmpIoyed. I 1 1 I SCS B dt �\ \~ '. '# " " \ AILSTAR CUbs J?allf Sentinel, Pomeroy-~(JIIri; 0., 'Au,.i t; iWt...:S ~ ·~ Maifin~y rRightlti~.• : . . , ! •.. . )t': r .,_':. Reds Win, " , . ~ . ~·0 ·-:....; • ' /'' ' ·~sale '.·,. .I . . STARnNG (TOMORROW) FlU., AUG. 4 80' ., . ·' . til II III Il ,:~~~a· l (Anlwen tom.orrow) ' DIIY'f TOPA% IIHOLD CILIIY lifo J.,.b... ,allrt ; · .. . _ , cli,f,..a-PII-IYID """''bo ~briartd ! .U.!Z. ~;l'#ASHINGTON ,.. > REPORT ..• ly Congressman CLARENCE E. MILLER ,. Widespread rioting and violent civil disorder ~wn into 1 national cnsis in recent weeks. In no feder than 20 cities people are not safe ;n the streets an m tlicir homes, nor is their property pafe. . . . . Riots have occured pfogr~sstvely m ctty af~er ctty. F , ies for the' manuf3cture of molotov cocktatls have ~~~runcovered, by \he pollee.. Weapons have been plac· ed .. the h'iinds of rioters to matm ~ nd murder. · ml think it is ~vident that the pnnctpal vtcttms of the recent insurrections are the negroes of America whose cause is betrayed by a few lar committeH to law 1 nd •als~ leaders. • · u d . Leaders of viJlence are pub· peaceful change, ye1 ctv or er .cly proclaiming and advocat· is being k~pt by .F.ederal troops. ng future riot• and the total We are a pohllc~l . ' steeped in the trodtttor o, i ef.tance of all government. The . · t [ th e issttes I :ause of civil ri ghts . has Men oro~s d~ba e o told d<JWn the river for the . whiCh Will produce . a rorr·•ot l li~en .!4on.·Fri • • .. • .. .. 9 to e saturday .. . .. .. .. • • .. • v to 8 f,l ' 6TH & PEAI!L STS.-RACINE ''· ' "The Store With A Hart• ' Rliht reaerved to limit quantltlea. Thursday-Friday~:Sat~rday '. KRAFT "'ause of civil disobedience. i solution, yet our maJOr ~ Hate mongers travel from parties snipe at each other, Gr1de AP1steurized 1nd Homogeni~ed VELVEETA community to community incil· ' each •reusing the other of a .in' insurrection. Public a n d I wrong . . each b~a~mg pr~v.te meetings conducted by other for the natmn s p robriOt orgAnizations have been re- lems. . l>fatedil r<!ported by the pre"· I But the time for blammg I• 'The fact of the matter Is thai ! over. Piocing the blame_...,,! the nvii rights of the majority not cure the problem. It . of the people in the Uni.ted be analyzed. The u~derlymg Slates are being violated by the griev•nses.. must be d!a~osed lawless acts of-a •minority. and remedies prescnbed. !J'h~ causes of discontent are lawless plUnder must be stop. of tl!lllledlate and 'I!~Stlng· con- ped and I . m<ght add, cerno I all of us. The violence by use,.,. ot 1whatever means at of tile lew must not be permit· our "1osa . ted t Injure the cause of many. The laws to prevent snipers It . i: time that government of· from ;hooti~g lnnoeent by stand· ficlal• ma~ it atis6lutely ~ear ers an~ pohce. lootmg. turning that violence "and rioting"will and plundering are on the slat· not be toleraie4· nor will it he . ute book•. They must be enforc· rewarded. ' ed. .Another poi~ 1 ' apt to make We in the lOth Dlstri~t have absolutely cie~ 1s that the Fed· been fortunate lJ! .~scapmg the ,, Government is unified In fate of many areas. But thiS effort to help people rise does nol mean that we. do not allove poverty leveis of exist· . share In the responSibthty for erice There is admittedly dis· stopping the ~lundering a_ air~ment as to how these lawle3Sness, and tn correetmg to aid the poverty the wrongs that exist. In th 1 ~~:~~~e~u:st be set up an d vein I might .add that m . t lie gsiusplaool.iro~,n REGULAR or PIMENTO EVERYDAfl LOW PRici c CHEESE LOAF ;~. Huron Broncl face today something that cwhich pas~ed the h?use thou•ht could not ll'.lpoen. \y and Is' now awattlng senate are 0a nation where , ' ~ " · a ncl A'lOWU PRICEI .' INSTANT TEA I ~ Dear Karl: '~;tR;~~ I llvtd titgeth-1 If this· gal save you all that's 'f~ .J..• tn• .,....tment over a. coming to you, sbe Jlllght end ··~, !!! tr" · , · ~ Rill. but 1. up In the pokey on an as~a~lt a!iW firw .nnlll 1 b'e ~· •·.,. . . ~·- 1o bUy . . ,. · .J ..,;~ and tell her the btU Is paid 1n full. Alter all, $200 Is little :1111 bus enough to pay lor a year's worth of rent, tran8portation 1 · =W · ' ri.·· -· ;:! ~' >No1 001 · iaJ . ,_ 1 · ,~~"" ·,~ 1 .Wl<\!it~l..!<ll. ,...., Ill ....... ~y _ ... .., \AidD', - u. '(11Yl "' 25 lb. b~ '1.8·..9 BIG TWO-DOOR CONVENIENCE! Ratzafratz! .-~ MisSed out? There's plenty more. Look under FURNITURE DEALERS in the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking. ... ,l fairmont Dairy Fair 4·.',~ ~ g•l. c1rt~n '· C ' - -$1595 • 66Falcon CorODet, 2 Door, 8 cyL Std. trans. Radio al\<f heater Coronet 2 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater ., 65 Thunderbird Landau 2 Dr. 390 eng. Full power, radio and heat· ,. NOT $239.00 $209.00 !IT. •'... l~------------------~:Jl-~~--~, ~·~1~~-=~==::::::~::'. ',. LATE MODEL SPECIALS 66 Dodge • - ·• ~· $1695 ICE MILK - '• 65 Ford . • - - - . - $1595 NOT $309.00 'Gallxj<l 500 4 dr. 8 cyl. Aut. trans. Radio and beater. 6S Corvair Kr!Jb 4 • $1495 Dr, U.T. Aut. tmts. Radio and beater .V~lkswagen ~ Jla4IO,~ heal#:.Wil tires, ts~ri!l /" •' ' ,. 'f • ' ' ' "' ,. ~ $259.00 . . • I ~· , ' Our Own Good Fresh M1de Sever1l Times D•ily, ' .'49 ·.· ·r:. " ~SUced·· ~··_J_~~·'=-3.l'rl.:=l· )· ~=~~~./~~~ 1 31b•. _c__! · •::_ · . ' ,. ' /,•~, , lol,! $1395 $329.00 NOT $449.00 ·, · Groun~ NOT $359.00 ' • ' 12 cu. ft. ' Only 28" wide v. air condition W/S tires. 1 Pomel'by Your Choice ' Tastes Like Ice Cre1nil 3oz. 216 E. 2nd Clnl .,.,. ' Low Calorlel You'll Say It 1 · Robinson's Cl•nen No.2'!J . , .r ~ YBII liE WILl, ,. ... +HI ' Cln ' PEACHES DOG FOOD HELEN HELP US! ·'!lt' '·· 46oz. Dr. Jack'• to be paid back , but she never nio THAT WIG ' mentioned it Ater about eight Dell' Hflen: months I got mad an~ demand· j know my hu~bend 1o v e s ed my money. She sa1d If I was · very much th• wJy 1 am! any kind of man, I'd Dl&ITY her ~ says he never wants me] and forget the loan, and I said to 'change. But every once in a if she was the nght kt~ of lltrl !)ne he teases me about the·I 1 might, but I wouldn t malTY ~uUful· blondes on TV . , a dame that shacked up wltb a Tltt other night while w' man. So she threw me. out. prayed. he ended. "And thank '! Now she is gomg With anothYou for my beautiful gorgeous er man, and I have found that blonde wife." Then he stopprd It is hard to live without he~. suddenly and Jookl'd at me. I I called her up ant£ .•atd I d This would be fine . exce~t · forget the $500 and mtghl ~ve~ I'm a browne tie He doesn't marry her if we could get ac ldd when he's taiklng to Go~. ~ together. Her apar~ment IS ne said It !nil! slipped out, he I comforlable and she 8 not a dOftlll'l know why. 1 asked him bad cook. . 11 ·, lhould bleach my hAir n~:d . She hung up on me. Today be· Slid, "No!" · \ 1 got a <heck for $300 with n '!¥bat would you advi'!e? - ~ note sa~ing she'd pay the rest ,.e<)NFUSED before October. · IJellr Con: Well, if she's going to be , ~ - row a blond wig from a that way, 1 think 1 deserve in· 1 - or !.ry one out at ai teres! on the loan. ·· salon. If your husband ! l'lta"t tell me: I. How to ~' ll~j!li 41, maybe .be'U bu~ one. get her bdck, or 2. How to get .,·.. ~of ,yJii!, ·JI, he doesn't. ned bet· ] all that's cominS to me. ' Wfili.t't·.~JUne you ''Brown-: KARL $' · Hunt'• ... H1lv" or SUe" I "-- • _ _ by Helen Bottel __ t•ll .. Cllll SHIRT SERVICE 15• sp()RK & BEA"_S :: 9c sii:AD DRESSINGq·.J· 9~ i:idG BARS .: :.~; 1 P~i. 3 9~ ::r ed rhe antJ • no ONE ...DAY ' 7 AH;:ct' o~11NK$ c Reg. 1.19 Value ., EVAP. MILK ,'~,: HALO Hair Spray SPRAY CAN '" Gallon/ 2 lb. box .I : , ' $359.00 VSNOW nltr~ilo~._ . CliH,Pi:lillips • '· . 14 cu. ft. 136 lb. Freezer IS cu. ft. "No Frost" Freeber Below . 16'cu. ft; No Frost Fr-rAbove I �\ \~ '. '# " " \ AILSTAR CUbs J?allf Sentinel, Pomeroy-~(JIIri; 0., 'Au,.i t; iWt...:S ~ ·~ Maifin~y rRightlti~.• : . . , ! •.. . )t': r .,_':. Reds Win, " , . ~ . ~·0 ·-:....; • ' /'' ' ·~sale '.·,. .I . . STARnNG (TOMORROW) FlU., AUG. 4 80' ., . ·' . til II III Il ,:~~~a· l (Anlwen tom.orrow) ' DIIY'f TOPA% IIHOLD CILIIY lifo J.,.b... ,allrt ; · .. . _ , cli,f,..a-PII-IYID """''bo ~briartd ! .U.!Z. ~;l'#ASHINGTON ,.. > REPORT ..• ly Congressman CLARENCE E. MILLER ,. Widespread rioting and violent civil disorder ~wn into 1 national cnsis in recent weeks. In no feder than 20 cities people are not safe ;n the streets an m tlicir homes, nor is their property pafe. . . . . Riots have occured pfogr~sstvely m ctty af~er ctty. F , ies for the' manuf3cture of molotov cocktatls have ~~~runcovered, by \he pollee.. Weapons have been plac· ed .. the h'iinds of rioters to matm ~ nd murder. · ml think it is ~vident that the pnnctpal vtcttms of the recent insurrections are the negroes of America whose cause is betrayed by a few lar committeH to law 1 nd •als~ leaders. • · u d . Leaders of viJlence are pub· peaceful change, ye1 ctv or er .cly proclaiming and advocat· is being k~pt by .F.ederal troops. ng future riot• and the total We are a pohllc~l . ' steeped in the trodtttor o, i ef.tance of all government. The . · t [ th e issttes I :ause of civil ri ghts . has Men oro~s d~ba e o told d<JWn the river for the . whiCh Will produce . a rorr·•ot l li~en .!4on.·Fri • • .. • .. .. 9 to e saturday .. . .. .. .. • • .. • v to 8 f,l ' 6TH & PEAI!L STS.-RACINE ''· ' "The Store With A Hart• ' Rliht reaerved to limit quantltlea. Thursday-Friday~:Sat~rday '. KRAFT "'ause of civil disobedience. i solution, yet our maJOr ~ Hate mongers travel from parties snipe at each other, Gr1de AP1steurized 1nd Homogeni~ed VELVEETA community to community incil· ' each •reusing the other of a .in' insurrection. Public a n d I wrong . . each b~a~mg pr~v.te meetings conducted by other for the natmn s p robriOt orgAnizations have been re- lems. . l>fatedil r<!ported by the pre"· I But the time for blammg I• 'The fact of the matter Is thai ! over. Piocing the blame_...,,! the nvii rights of the majority not cure the problem. It . of the people in the Uni.ted be analyzed. The u~derlymg Slates are being violated by the griev•nses.. must be d!a~osed lawless acts of-a •minority. and remedies prescnbed. !J'h~ causes of discontent are lawless plUnder must be stop. of tl!lllledlate and 'I!~Stlng· con- ped and I . m<ght add, cerno I all of us. The violence by use,.,. ot 1whatever means at of tile lew must not be permit· our "1osa . ted t Injure the cause of many. The laws to prevent snipers It . i: time that government of· from ;hooti~g lnnoeent by stand· ficlal• ma~ it atis6lutely ~ear ers an~ pohce. lootmg. turning that violence "and rioting"will and plundering are on the slat· not be toleraie4· nor will it he . ute book•. They must be enforc· rewarded. ' ed. .Another poi~ 1 ' apt to make We in the lOth Dlstri~t have absolutely cie~ 1s that the Fed· been fortunate lJ! .~scapmg the ,, Government is unified In fate of many areas. But thiS effort to help people rise does nol mean that we. do not allove poverty leveis of exist· . share In the responSibthty for erice There is admittedly dis· stopping the ~lundering a_ air~ment as to how these lawle3Sness, and tn correetmg to aid the poverty the wrongs that exist. In th 1 ~~:~~~e~u:st be set up an d vein I might .add that m . t lie gsiusplaool.iro~,n REGULAR or PIMENTO EVERYDAfl LOW PRici c CHEESE LOAF ;~. Huron Broncl face today something that cwhich pas~ed the h?use thou•ht could not ll'.lpoen. \y and Is' now awattlng senate are 0a nation where , ' ~ " · a ncl A'lOWU PRICEI .' INSTANT TEA I ~ Dear Karl: '~;tR;~~ I llvtd titgeth-1 If this· gal save you all that's 'f~ .J..• tn• .,....tment over a. coming to you, sbe Jlllght end ··~, !!! tr" · , · ~ Rill. but 1. up In the pokey on an as~a~lt a!iW firw .nnlll 1 b'e ~· •·.,. . . ~·- 1o bUy . . ,. · .J ..,;~ and tell her the btU Is paid 1n full. Alter all, $200 Is little :1111 bus enough to pay lor a year's worth of rent, tran8portation 1 · =W · ' ri.·· -· ;:! ~' >No1 001 · iaJ . ,_ 1 · ,~~"" ·,~ 1 .Wl<\!it~l..!<ll. ,...., Ill ....... ~y _ ... .., \AidD', - u. '(11Yl "' 25 lb. b~ '1.8·..9 BIG TWO-DOOR CONVENIENCE! Ratzafratz! .-~ MisSed out? There's plenty more. Look under FURNITURE DEALERS in the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walking. ... ,l fairmont Dairy Fair 4·.',~ ~ g•l. c1rt~n '· C ' - -$1595 • 66Falcon CorODet, 2 Door, 8 cyL Std. trans. Radio al\<f heater Coronet 2 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater ., 65 Thunderbird Landau 2 Dr. 390 eng. Full power, radio and heat· ,. NOT $239.00 $209.00 !IT. •'... l~------------------~:Jl-~~--~, ~·~1~~-=~==::::::~::'. ',. LATE MODEL SPECIALS 66 Dodge • - ·• ~· $1695 ICE MILK - '• 65 Ford . • - - - . - $1595 NOT $309.00 'Gallxj<l 500 4 dr. 8 cyl. Aut. trans. Radio and beater. 6S Corvair Kr!Jb 4 • $1495 Dr, U.T. Aut. tmts. Radio and beater .V~lkswagen ~ Jla4IO,~ heal#:.Wil tires, ts~ri!l /" •' ' ,. 'f • ' ' ' "' ,. ~ $259.00 . . • I ~· , ' Our Own Good Fresh M1de Sever1l Times D•ily, ' .'49 ·.· ·r:. " ~SUced·· ~··_J_~~·'=-3.l'rl.:=l· )· ~=~~~./~~~ 1 31b•. _c__! · •::_ · . ' ,. ' /,•~, , lol,! $1395 $329.00 NOT $449.00 ·, · Groun~ NOT $359.00 ' • ' 12 cu. ft. ' Only 28" wide v. air condition W/S tires. 1 Pomel'by Your Choice ' Tastes Like Ice Cre1nil 3oz. 216 E. 2nd Clnl .,.,. ' Low Calorlel You'll Say It 1 · Robinson's Cl•nen No.2'!J . , .r ~ YBII liE WILl, ,. ... +HI ' Cln ' PEACHES DOG FOOD HELEN HELP US! ·'!lt' '·· 46oz. Dr. Jack'• to be paid back , but she never nio THAT WIG ' mentioned it Ater about eight Dell' Hflen: months I got mad an~ demand· j know my hu~bend 1o v e s ed my money. She sa1d If I was · very much th• wJy 1 am! any kind of man, I'd Dl&ITY her ~ says he never wants me] and forget the loan, and I said to 'change. But every once in a if she was the nght kt~ of lltrl !)ne he teases me about the·I 1 might, but I wouldn t malTY ~uUful· blondes on TV . , a dame that shacked up wltb a Tltt other night while w' man. So she threw me. out. prayed. he ended. "And thank '! Now she is gomg With anothYou for my beautiful gorgeous er man, and I have found that blonde wife." Then he stopprd It is hard to live without he~. suddenly and Jookl'd at me. I I called her up ant£ .•atd I d This would be fine . exce~t · forget the $500 and mtghl ~ve~ I'm a browne tie He doesn't marry her if we could get ac ldd when he's taiklng to Go~. ~ together. Her apar~ment IS ne said It !nil! slipped out, he I comforlable and she 8 not a dOftlll'l know why. 1 asked him bad cook. . 11 ·, lhould bleach my hAir n~:d . She hung up on me. Today be· Slid, "No!" · \ 1 got a <heck for $300 with n '!¥bat would you advi'!e? - ~ note sa~ing she'd pay the rest ,.e<)NFUSED before October. · IJellr Con: Well, if she's going to be , ~ - row a blond wig from a that way, 1 think 1 deserve in· 1 - or !.ry one out at ai teres! on the loan. ·· salon. If your husband ! l'lta"t tell me: I. How to ~' ll~j!li 41, maybe .be'U bu~ one. get her bdck, or 2. How to get .,·.. ~of ,yJii!, ·JI, he doesn't. ned bet· ] all that's cominS to me. ' Wfili.t't·.~JUne you ''Brown-: KARL $' · Hunt'• ... H1lv" or SUe" I "-- • _ _ by Helen Bottel __ t•ll .. Cllll SHIRT SERVICE 15• sp()RK & BEA"_S :: 9c sii:AD DRESSINGq·.J· 9~ i:idG BARS .: :.~; 1 P~i. 3 9~ ::r ed rhe antJ • no ONE ...DAY ' 7 AH;:ct' o~11NK$ c Reg. 1.19 Value ., EVAP. MILK ,'~,: HALO Hair Spray SPRAY CAN '" Gallon/ 2 lb. box .I : , ' $359.00 VSNOW nltr~ilo~._ . CliH,Pi:lillips • '· . 14 cu. ft. 136 lb. Freezer IS cu. ft. "No Frost" Freeber Below . 16'cu. ft; No Frost Fr-rAbove I �. . ' ~ . . ' - . ' II ' ' ' . ' ' •• . . . ~~ . ", _ . ... ' .'' •' • ·-· ' , _I • " . ' \ ~ HAMBURGER :_ i . SLICtb PORK . SHOtiDER, lb. • • i. ON SALE' \ • DEL ·MONTE ALL WEEKI GAL•.. cans IOITON ~ROAST BUn . ) ' .~· -~ . ·~ ""' ~' ~ . INSTANT COFFEE 10oz.1ar ,. J , I WellsiiJ Farm · Assorted Flavors · 49t lib. . ' • (i SUCKER'S IROILID 303 can' TWIN PACK . 9t 0 ' ' 303 Balogna.. . Wieners 49c SHOWBOAT · ! ·1 ga. :PIC·' ICS . s PICNlc ~ tl:c 300 can 0-KAN PRISHOR SMOKED ~J ~ C". NESCAFI lb COFFEE· SMUCKER'S 31b. C1nned s _ WHISTLES ~ '\~~ 69c COFFEE ·MATE .19 C . ... 6oz. jar 69 \12 1" 1• 39c . HOM~STEAD OLEO . 6 51 lb. VELVEETACHEESE 2 ~~~. 99c I c :. TEA rBAGS lOOct.pkg. ~~''""' Dream · ··t: 39c -- ---- ~~~ CUT RITE c .:. '' 'f.l ------'t:·.33c •o.. __;,;,_"._- - .4 ~ 51 ' POi' &BEANS -. _ JO.IO WITH PURCHASE OF 4 LIGHT BULBS cans VIETTI HOT DOG SAUCE FOR YOUR COOKOUT, 11 oz. can DANDfE • Pillsbury or · ·permerly Wllllom1 Morket PILLSBURY .oSELF·RISING FLOUR . IN CROWN CITY, OHIO AND AT MARLY MARKO IN MIDDLEPORT . _ ' 111. STA-FLO SPRAY STARCH OUR LOW 16oz. LOW PRICE APPLES _ ONIONS · MABROWN WHOLE DILL 10c WALDORF :;39c ': 25c . TISSUES White or Assorted . -,~ 1 :i.~ 'I' . . holl · pl!g. . . for .'I ' ., ..:: ~ ~·i __ .... 8 ·. ·· :J6oz. c ' 't_ /.--' c ' " ., : ,\ ' ' • . . : ,,~POTATOES. • ~~~~ ~9c. ·. e~ns 1 '. :!· .' PRODUa . iu•h•d In Fnsh For You ' ·0. e White - 20 oz. e Yello~ • 19oz. .' : :· 39c . ONLY C 49c · ScOFF MEAL ., ' l"- 59c PKG. • Chocolat& -~ 19.• oz. SELI'·RISING SUNFLOWER JOHNSON'S ltlCROWN CITY CLOSED SUNDAYS I C.AKE MIXES ~~=·19c SYRUP AT . JOHNSON'fNEW ~UPERMARKET cans l·lb.18 box HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE ~VAILABLE PILLSBURY c 12oz. cans · .... -·....-...----a CRACKERS . SON THIS PAGE ARE • PRIDE' SODA ~~ DEL MONTE e Pineapple-Grapefruit e Grape Drink e Orange Drink Orange :. .ALL Grape Root Beer Cola .__;,._ · sN:~~h s·, DOG FOOD -·~ ·• - - • CUSTOM POP ' ' ' ----~---- bag ·' CARAMELS 1 English Mountain SELF-RISING lb. .• ,,,, ~ SUNFLOWER FLOUR 2Sib.bag · · ltiAPT ' . PICKLES , SWEET TREAT SLICED 1' 3210:; 37C PINEAPP~E- ·-----.KELLOGG'S . CORN STOKELY , .~ SLICED OR HALVED · ~~~- 27c PEACHES . FLAKES __,-STA·FLO SPRAY lOc OFF ' CHERIOS 3 $1 STARCH lOoz. box • ' 3'!2~$1 ' . ·. 41M..:.~sr -' 31601. ·. �. . ' ~ . . ' - . ' II ' ' ' . ' ' •• . . . ~~ . ", _ . ... ' .'' •' • ·-· ' , _I • " . ' \ ~ HAMBURGER :_ i . SLICtb PORK . SHOtiDER, lb. • • i. ON SALE' \ • DEL ·MONTE ALL WEEKI GAL•.. cans IOITON ~ROAST BUn . ) ' .~· -~ . ·~ ""' ~' ~ . INSTANT COFFEE 10oz.1ar ,. J , I WellsiiJ Farm · Assorted Flavors · 49t lib. . ' • (i SUCKER'S IROILID 303 can' TWIN PACK . 9t 0 ' ' 303 Balogna.. . Wieners 49c SHOWBOAT · ! ·1 ga. :PIC·' ICS . s PICNlc ~ tl:c 300 can 0-KAN PRISHOR SMOKED ~J ~ C". NESCAFI lb COFFEE· SMUCKER'S 31b. C1nned s _ WHISTLES ~ '\~~ 69c COFFEE ·MATE .19 C . ... 6oz. jar 69 \12 1" 1• 39c . HOM~STEAD OLEO . 6 51 lb. VELVEETACHEESE 2 ~~~. 99c I c :. TEA rBAGS lOOct.pkg. ~~''""' Dream · ··t: 39c -- ---- ~~~ CUT RITE c .:. '' 'f.l ------'t:·.33c •o.. __;,;,_"._- - .4 ~ 51 ' POi' &BEANS -. _ JO.IO WITH PURCHASE OF 4 LIGHT BULBS cans VIETTI HOT DOG SAUCE FOR YOUR COOKOUT, 11 oz. can DANDfE • Pillsbury or · ·permerly Wllllom1 Morket PILLSBURY .oSELF·RISING FLOUR . IN CROWN CITY, OHIO AND AT MARLY MARKO IN MIDDLEPORT . _ ' 111. STA-FLO SPRAY STARCH OUR LOW 16oz. LOW PRICE APPLES _ ONIONS · MABROWN WHOLE DILL 10c WALDORF :;39c ': 25c . TISSUES White or Assorted . -,~ 1 :i.~ 'I' . . holl · pl!g. . . for .'I ' ., ..:: ~ ~·i __ .... 8 ·. ·· :J6oz. c ' 't_ /.--' c ' " ., : ,\ ' ' • . . : ,,~POTATOES. • ~~~~ ~9c. ·. e~ns 1 '. :!· .' PRODUa . iu•h•d In Fnsh For You ' ·0. e White - 20 oz. e Yello~ • 19oz. .' : :· 39c . ONLY C 49c · ScOFF MEAL ., ' l"- 59c PKG. • Chocolat& -~ 19.• oz. SELI'·RISING SUNFLOWER JOHNSON'S ltlCROWN CITY CLOSED SUNDAYS I C.AKE MIXES ~~=·19c SYRUP AT . JOHNSON'fNEW ~UPERMARKET cans l·lb.18 box HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE ~VAILABLE PILLSBURY c 12oz. cans · .... -·....-...----a CRACKERS . SON THIS PAGE ARE • PRIDE' SODA ~~ DEL MONTE e Pineapple-Grapefruit e Grape Drink e Orange Drink Orange :. .ALL Grape Root Beer Cola .__;,._ · sN:~~h s·, DOG FOOD -·~ ·• - - • CUSTOM POP ' ' ' ----~---- bag ·' CARAMELS 1 English Mountain SELF-RISING lb. .• ,,,, ~ SUNFLOWER FLOUR 2Sib.bag · · ltiAPT ' . PICKLES , SWEET TREAT SLICED 1' 3210:; 37C PINEAPP~E- ·-----.KELLOGG'S . CORN STOKELY , .~ SLICED OR HALVED · ~~~- 27c PEACHES . FLAKES __,-STA·FLO SPRAY lOc OFF ' CHERIOS 3 $1 STARCH lOoz. box • ' 3'!2~$1 ' . ·. 41M..:.~sr -' 31601. ·. �. • Hospital~ews On Jbe Farm Frpnt . Holzer Hospital: Visiting "'"" 24 and 1.!d p.m. P,arents ~Ia 1c11 Adm:~lon~ard. e>ly on Sandra Sbejft(es, ~ Second ' Ave.; Jac~ Lynn Call, 2145 ' '1.' . ·'' iY·Diif 7:00 ~ $:~ IY 1\'. : .... ,.,., ' ' - 1 Sh'~Jm u·ne, DiVI"des s·-•Ig conimerei · •a1 F.·ann·· .. ' . .... . . ' Acres~ ar~:n .. . s o.'perabon . .. t FRESH! WHbLESOME-FAMOUS .. Linnle A. Gaul. --'"" ..:.. her residence in Chester ='":,_<L'f;i) ~· day evening. Mrs. Gaul, member of the Alfred Me!h>-;] dist Church, was preceded death .by her husband, Dell1ert .,-~, ', "'' ~. t <\~·· ~\~ - -- ._ - $ eBABYRUTH •O'HENRY • POWER HOUSE ' eMILKSHAKE each is survived by o n daughter, Mrs. DoMa J e a Crockarell. Alexander. Va.; son, Jacob M. Gaul, Chester; six grandchildren, Victor. trica and Vicki Lynn Gaul, .... ,. Denise, James and J e ff r e CrockareU; one greal1!:rartdst:ln, Victor Eugene Jr . and o d aunt. Mrs. Audrey Beam. Funeral servi.,.. will be Fridav at 2 p.m. at the Alf:redll Methodist Church with burial the church cemetery. Tile Rev. Pearl Casto wIll of~~:~~~~ Friends mav call at the I Funeral Ho.me until noon day. The body will be taken the churoh to He In state one hour prior to services. NEW SALESMAN - Geor~e Hicks, Pomeroy, bas begun employment wilb Keith Goble Ford of Mlddleporl as a new and used car S1le11maa. Hicks will also continue bl• employment as Pomeroy Pollee Department officer work· lng the nlgbt sblft. -Sentinel Pboto, I CLARK BAR SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL Plastic DUST PAN Foam Bath Mats • & 12 Asst. Spon~ ·Garment Rack While They Last Complete Group Whll• They Lilt I ea H:. p 1 lubeertptlnn ntHI ~~~.,.,~,, ~~~ ftmer tll'tie"' IVIIII~P 1~ ~pnt ~ lll"f . .lu ane ,.• ., 1t1 ttl••nl't •' tM Dtllr ~ntlnl'l Offl('e ~ ItA 'lf'l , • lhoat.lu ~ Ul• rhre. mm~tlt• Ill"'' "' Mntnr lllnul# •he,. e.,.,..., "!!I'W1tl' aot nallehta• on• mnnth. 11.;w tt~ ' ftUIII : One rea• ttn ,..,, 'Oh M-t&' th,... mnnfhll, ll.'l; Mi onnntnp Rl.lhMrtJ> NEW . ... . . ' ' - :Ci~ . j I ,, . cyd Machine Washable Colors l5x26 GUEST TOWEL_ 121(12 WASH CLOTH_ ... _, 1" . .. ""· 47Ci. . 1Sc ... 3 ROOMS · NewFurn II AD') ( MIXID ". Down - •e OUIC& u.n 10DIYINI ""'' e HO ODOI e Ull LONGII , ~ (envenltnt fermt ' ;~ogg· 'URNITURE CO. & Mc:~terials' ~eo·~ MASON, ~. I(A;·,,.. ~ 773-5554 • ; I·TRANSISTOR . . POCKET · RADIOS ' CQI.tPLETE WITH BATTERY •· ··~"AR PHONE AND '~E .99 · Bolond ;MASON · each 1- 'ONLY · f30.00 .88 •' ,• DOLLAR-STRETCHER PRICE ..... . No. 2'12 cans . -20 OL 1 jor ' 3 oz. INSTANT TEA A LOWER PRICE - - · 0 0·. ·I.e ••-1! ., - .. cans No. I ARMOUR'S A LOWER PRICE PRI_DE $1 8 $1 5 .!~·· $1 l 49c 59c 97c J9c 4 No.2'12 can1 SMUCKER'S STRAWBERRY MOHAWK r8 PC. HONEY GOLD TUMBLER . SETS VANC~P'S . Slight lrr. 81x108 Bluch... Fin• Mu•lln · . '' LADYTABOR Sizts1,"':.~x-xxx SHEm ~ .. RAY.ON PANTIES BEAUTIFUL GLASSWARE ..,. .'' I CAMPBELL'S A LOWER PRICE . ~•· ZORI SANDALS pr . '. Beans .Tomato Soup Vienna Sau cage Sw. Potatoes Preserves ·Nestea · Fig Bars - c :. Pork, ·~• 77t~': SP&GIAL PURCHASE GROUP LADIES EXTRA SIZES HI Power-Long R•ng• ~ DAIRY 1SUPPLf·E'S Make Your Dollar Go A LONG WA-Y-w;th . THESE .FOOD . ARGAINS at your /1·iendly lor ., lb. plcg. , BLUEBONNEt ALOWER PRICE l·lb. pkg. ' FANdt STRIPf·conON ' 'I . ' , ... ( Smoked Sausage • ·l' I S9c Cal.ifJ ' ~~u .. Pure e RUTLAND RUTLAND DEPT. STORE e AT TUPPERS e . . PLAINS . ' ' LYONS .MARKEr ,. ~,\ e AT RACINI! e· ·'' ' WAID CROSS SONS ,.. ,, :~ -- QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICESIFFECTIVI AUGUST a, 4,.. ·' "'· . . Wagner's Low Calor.le ' ,-~~ -..- ~ DOMINO (Cin e .. AT ORANGE :· ~- Sptcial Puri:hale Uroup .. Erdt/rlf • ; ,. ~ Childrem Asst. Colors THICK FOAM SOLE •' 'I J II KAUTZ fEED STORE . ., ENSEMBLE ..' TOWEL- DRESS PRINTS . SET THENS IUPI)-The Foreign ! Ministry tod"y announced the I appoir.lm~"nt of Christos Xantho- 1 pulos-Palama, formerly envoy to the North Atlantk Treaty Organization, as ambassatlor to .washington. · e;: I' r:1. TERRYABATH BEAUTIFU~ FLORAL PAlTERN TOWEL FANCY PAnERNS · 8 PC. AMBAS~ADOR .HUTINd BUDGET SHOP val. -to69c THE SHOE BOX .... ~--~~~~~========~~~~==~ set Complete Close-Out At OUR SALE ON SUMMER SHOES CONTINUES ---..i- :i I c STOP IN THE SHOE BOX 1 - Buy N~w F~~~ ,, . • ,N d Schoo . 5.&Wing' ee s ' SOLID COLORS AND 1 Briefs •• •BUTTER FINGER 15TH AVE. cea She ,_- j 1 Le]" th R111. 15c &ch SUPEll SPECIAL SCREEN PRINTED Stock·Up Now i I N•"n B """li!ll ~ ' · tastefll A .; Mr;, Ena Belle Y ......, RE.,.,.,..., ment records, also ~~ becom· llzer, macblnety, and the Uke. Cooper, 75 Grapo St.; j_ Paul . ·tlarm Edllof· ' · lng an increasingly dominant But In 1168, these fariDI Richards to .,.. .PUl ·• William>, 157 Jackson p 1k e· WASHINGTON (UP!) -More factor in the market for farm aceoimted fot70 per cent of t~e Eva dick. ,to. Cllyron Partlow, 10* James 0. Himrthryn 11raduated , lrt!~, 11k1 ·n · ; William ·A. Hemj, Bidwell: than bal)· lbe nation's farmer8 production supplles. · 133:$ billion which U. S. farm Ruth M. ·~:ia 0:::~:~ Thomas. MaJor · 15~:Ji Grimm, Vashti School~ ·!'!"~.. · ··:::•! ! Delbtlrt W. McElhaney, Rt. 1 get most"of their incom( from As recently as 195t, farms oper~tol'! paid out In production tie, Millon Tri6Ue Northup; Joe H. Easton, Rt. 1 olf.farm jobs and other. J\011- with sales of f20,000 and up expenses. · . . . Stoler, :. acre, OUve. L. Pa,rtlow, Dorothy K. Part- Gri~~~Q~ to James 0. Hunl. KatiJ.] Annapolls,Md;, 11 the o'fi'f,~ Bidwell; Tamara Wickline, Eur- agrlculta!i'al &ources. , accounted (or only 51.6 per cent Who~ farms with ules in the Clell B. Wood, Dora B. Wood low, Mamie F. Campbell, An· 1'Y11 flunt, .30 acre. !Aiart. eka Star Rt.; John Rossignol A new~ compiled agriculture ol total spending , for farm SIO,OIJI).f20,000 bracket are add· to Jobn R. Koehler, Donna thony W. Mlsich, Helen M. United States. Veil. Affalts.l!leverate m~r.nlll ~~~· Con&m. Lower River Rd.; Robert H. depari!!J~t breakdown of farm productl0i1 items tucb as fertl- ed. JOvernm~nt records show a Koehler, loti, Syracuae. Misich :;:, Clayton Partlow, 10* Robert J:-~> Chapman: llurllle, 16 Evall! Hts.: Mrs: famlly income shows a sharp total of 1,037,000-farms-:32 par Teras Eaotern Trans. Corp.,·~·· . ~ge,ll to Robert v ry Ann apman, lola, S)'l'~·l,-Pallai Cadle, West Columbia! cl•avagi)etween larger, comcent of t~e nation's farming and Albert F. Bolen, Dorot&a H " 1 ~ LsseUI M Hagg ' ty· cuse. W. Va.; Judy Ann Hughes, Ma- moretaj;Male farmers and oper· until-accounted for 85.1 per Bolen, Right or Way Agree. aggery. uc e · er • . 10 son; Ml'!. Frances Bush. Mas- ators of small and part-time cent of lbe productlon.expense Salem. . ~· ~~~dle~o:, to Rob rt Virginian Moves to On; Mgela R. Baker, MiddlE\" farms.;;; OCJety . volume. .. ' Betty Lou Rid<man to James v ~a ~ I Lu.:fue M Local PoWP" om~., pory; Mrs. Wilbur F. Long, Of the 3,212,000 enterprises Whll~ total farm numbers II:. Rickman, Pirl of Lot, · ~~:· Mid~le rt.' g PT. PLEASANT-Earl JackYour llepenclallle Pomeroy; Lester D. Abels, Rt. classified as farms In 1966, the - - -- - have ponliJI!!!!l to 1ecreaoe dieport. • po eon former! of Pulaski V Deller For I If.ng Bottom; Edward W. department's ~stimates showed BY Mra. Lyle · Ba~ra,_ Eteadily In recent y~rs- from -., Melvin L. Ewen, VIrginia Dewey Mollohan, Betty Mol· ha,' been :omoted · '•?Pa·~···ll Pu;tJ. Rt. I Nelsonville: 'Mrs. some 1,769,000-about 55 per. Sgt. James Mays hal return-. 4,09'7,000 ·tn ·1959to' 3,252,000 last l!:wen lo United State of Bolen, Right of Way Agree .. lach\an Po~er Com . : i:,' 8 Ch~ries S. Sinclair, Wellston; cent-had more non-farm In- edf home after Vs~tndlllll H.ye~~ year - the.. num~r of..lar!l\1 ea. Flowag, Easement, Olive. K.GBolen, Boopartcehl•0· Srothalem. B th position of Custom~ •y·cco•unt•• ll AND 10 '" nam. e ~ with sales of •10 000 ·-• '-p has M h II Ad 0 00 MrI. .., n1x1e Srru'th, Ashi and• Ky.; come th an agncu · It ure tnrome, 0lh · serv<ce M eorge J hn ' Oj!sterle Y Mary " . d M AI . . . . • .. """ • · aro a ams, to Donald Supervisor and transferred 1 MI. Tabtlha G. Dugan, Ham- These farms Included mora ,.;',. sonA~II; { I ~·h vtiJ mcreased: The total rose from Adams to Ralph Larry J Oe t ~ I 's.:e the Point Pleasant office den; Mrs. Elden E. Jeffers, than 1.4 m!IUon wilb annual b Y~f ~ "Flu~~g ti! -~ . 921!,01)0 fn 1959 to ~ _1966 figure Phyllis Carol O'Rrien, ~ er ~ pa~ce ~ th Am.. He attended Concord· C 0 Phone WY 2.;~!5511' 11 Wellston; Mrs. Roy E. Potter, farm product sales of $2,500 'll' e s <on at 0 us '· •·. of slightly over I million. !Atart. . s e car ro~g_ . u . nn ~.;;.;..;......._....~~~~~~~~ ~====~ ': Rt. '4 Loulsa, ·Ky. less, plus about 356,000 wttli Johnny Bobo,of the U.S. MEmily M. Partloe, d•c., , Scarbrough to Wtlham M. li Births annual Sales between $2,500 and !"Y· stationed m Mtssoun, vts- Columbus were re•eDt guests of Clarence Partlow, Mable relt, Donna J. Barrett, 80 ac· : • $4,99&. &tl <ted w1tb Mr. and Mrs. Carroll/Mrs. Rose Thomas. coscos, Freda Taylor, VII . Mrs. Richard A. Woodyard, The Hfinllllon smallest farms Ro.ndotpb. . Mrs. Carl ·Buckley and Mrs. Partlow. Ullle Thomas. All You'll Need Pl. fPleasant, daughter, 8:,25 a. ;ast 'yeoi;',lveraged $3,7IB apieCe . Mrs. B.erme Edwards Is a pa· Abce Foutty visited with Mrs. ton Partlow, Garnet 'ur~:!7.:: 11 m. IJ'uesday. in fam:~~a income from non. tient at Camden • Clark Hos· Buckley's brother, D. C. West· Franklin Partlow, Hazel RedIs Your Change , Dlschar&es . farm . s , compared with p1tal, Parkersburg, W. Va. fall, at Glenville Hospttal. dick, Maxine Mlslch, Elll:sll ~aries !Ae.&rcus, Mrs. Nel· 1,19610 fliljn Income. The $2, 500_ Mrs. C. A. Barnett of Park· Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ran· Partlow. Aflid. for Trans., ; -, Purse When You Ue 3. Barsotb, Rboert D.Boso, 14,999 groUp averaged $2,239 m ersburg, w. Va., and Mr. and' dolph spent the weekend Wtlh orange. '. M~. Ella v. Brooks, Mnl. Clar- non-farl1)o'-income and $2,163 in Mrs. Charles Queen of St. Pet- Mr. and Mrs. JohOMy H~yes Mable Liscoscos, Cleldonlo A. Visit encf W. Kight, Mrs. Everett earnings,!«orn agriCI!Iture. ertburg, Fla., . visited w' t h and family, Great Falls, Va. Llscoscos to Clayton Partlow, W. Lancaster, James M. Lundy, "'" Pi ~frJends here Fnday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bise snd 10''"A . ~eren 1 c.wiC" Ro ld , h '7Z cres, 0 range. 0 M . 1 r. · an~m. R. Martmg, How- Largei\larms _ a total of na Cashdol ar as .'~~ family vlslled with . Mr. and Freda Taylor to Clayton AND ard D. 0 NetU, Mrs. Russell R. 1,483,000,, 1968 _ showed a turned home after being dIS Mrs. Ralelgh lletzet•'tnd famt- low, 10* acres, Orange. Rankin, Mrs. AI.,. Smith Ern- f d'ff t. . t charged from the Navy. I• Akron and Mr and llr< · ' ar • e.9'n pte ure I ' ·' ' · · • Franklin Part! Rub e8st E· Watts, Mrs, James H. Farms! 11-ltb annu~i sales In Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R~ed Marton Hetzer and family at · ~.'.:':"~~o~w~,~~Y~~~""""""""''~"'"""""""""""'~ ennett and Infant daughter, th "000,$9 999 1 1 t _ and family enJoyed a campmg Toledo. 0 Mrs Gerald T. Daniels and in. e ..,, dl$3•98 . ass! afs Y~" trip in West Virginia. Recent vtslto,.. at the Wll· D m ne arm lfi· R '. r. d ·r fant son, Mrs. Vernon L Keel· average d 'th $1 913 ecenl vtstlors o Mr. an 111ams - Balderson home were WE HAVE MAE$, INFLATIONS dd . f · come e mpare w• , M· C 1 B kl er Kn m ant son, Mrs. Harry from 'nlfarm sources. Farms N r,•,: Gar luc eyM wered MMrs. Mr. and Ml'!. Raymond Kesoer, R . napp and mfant daughter 1 ~ 1. f 120 000 d < '' arv n and r. an rs. Athens Mrs Rutb Moore and TO FIT .ALL MAKES OF MILKERS · w "' $a~~ . ' an up aver- Clay Cochran and son of Park· Mr. a~d M;s, Paul Ford, Co: , , . . aged $t J9 m net meiJme f~m t'f~lburg, W. Va., and Mrs. Alice lumbus .Jenqvab s Wltnesses w ere agrlcul e compared w1lh l'outty 1 L 1'1 Ze ith d G ld '"it""U" d " ' , · · owe, nan organiZeu n. ,.,. ntte otales '!1.252 m non·farm recetpts. Mrs Gladys Baughm8n and Ch I' f M f' ld erra1 · in tafl? a d' • t•~ E Th 1 !I • eva 1er o ans 1e are v I· , •· . ccor mg •0 '"' n· • ..,, commercta 11arm • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gale of Ga., lUng with their parents, Mr. 985-3347 CHESTER, 0. cyclopa•d•a Britannica. according-to agriculture depart-. naMa and Mrs. Mary Tornes of land Mrs. Edward Chevalier. J1 1 PINK LOTION .DETERGENT Ill ! ·· BAKER'S CANDY BAR SALE· $2.99 SUPER SPECIAL Senll~J.';t" Pomero~·Mta.lfleM~O~,,~f:, t. ttl'll4't, ·SHOP AT KAUTZ FEED STOll F..... ) SPECIAL PURCHASE OF MFG. CLOSE-OUT OF OVER-STOCKS eCAPRIS _'-\,; . _- Dt117 = SPORTSWEAR Linnie Gam Dies Tuesday -";M. ,r :f PLUMBING LADIES' & TEEN SIZES Val. To Part'"'· IO'k otes . DON'T MISS THESE BIG BUYS FOR eTHUflsDAY eFRIDAY eSATuRD4Y CLEARANCE GROUP eJAMAICAS Sizes 10 to I 8 •' •j ' Re·edsvill'e. S, N MIDDLEPORt eSURFERS ' . . of ~l!l·ee :n OPPOSITE MARK V SUPER MKT, ,...... u.. · p ' . . • UD Oft .y. art•tlJDe I' R' . ' !~. G.!iroet and Henry Grover to rea, .Le~allDii. , 1 .tep. lje Ill p~ -~·Calyton Partlow, 10* acres, or. Norl!lan Weber, v~, Webllf IDe Pelrliburl a.l Pill 1 ange. , ,, to Ernest Griffin, June, Griffln, ~Jrector ·Of !he G~ ~.D ~ jj I y ~Clarence Partlow, Pauline parcel, Olive. : Ch&Jilber ..nil ar Partlo11, Ellis Partlow to CJsy. Ma~n• Price, Cllmm,, Clarlaetlve mel)lher Ia· the Flut ; lon P_artlow, I~* acreo, Or· ece ~wls, dec., to !4ary Ll!w- (;J!rlstian Cl)urcb. Earl llld' 1111 ange. Is, loiS, Middleport. · · · 11ife, Shirley, .,;·IIJI! ~l'lll~·M Ha"' Redd,ick, "fr.ed Red· Bert .Hunt, Margie Hunt 11 on• . dauah~.'.JJ~fue. ·~ j i ; r F ' II fOlD . ma ~ j Until9 '1' ,; ' Sugar 10 ~ S119 ·;·:~ ' ' DR·I-N -... ~ :' .r, 54 oz. bottle ' �. • Hospital~ews On Jbe Farm Frpnt . Holzer Hospital: Visiting "'"" 24 and 1.!d p.m. P,arents ~Ia 1c11 Adm:~lon~ard. e>ly on Sandra Sbejft(es, ~ Second ' Ave.; Jac~ Lynn Call, 2145 ' '1.' . ·'' iY·Diif 7:00 ~ $:~ IY 1\'. : .... ,.,., ' ' - 1 Sh'~Jm u·ne, DiVI"des s·-•Ig conimerei · •a1 F.·ann·· .. ' . .... . . ' Acres~ ar~:n .. . s o.'perabon . .. t FRESH! WHbLESOME-FAMOUS .. Linnle A. Gaul. --'"" ..:.. her residence in Chester ='":,_<L'f;i) ~· day evening. Mrs. Gaul, member of the Alfred Me!h>-;] dist Church, was preceded death .by her husband, Dell1ert .,-~, ', "'' ~. t <\~·· ~\~ - -- ._ - $ eBABYRUTH •O'HENRY • POWER HOUSE ' eMILKSHAKE each is survived by o n daughter, Mrs. DoMa J e a Crockarell. Alexander. Va.; son, Jacob M. Gaul, Chester; six grandchildren, Victor. trica and Vicki Lynn Gaul, .... ,. Denise, James and J e ff r e CrockareU; one greal1!:rartdst:ln, Victor Eugene Jr . and o d aunt. Mrs. Audrey Beam. Funeral servi.,.. will be Fridav at 2 p.m. at the Alf:redll Methodist Church with burial the church cemetery. Tile Rev. Pearl Casto wIll of~~:~~~~ Friends mav call at the I Funeral Ho.me until noon day. The body will be taken the churoh to He In state one hour prior to services. NEW SALESMAN - Geor~e Hicks, Pomeroy, bas begun employment wilb Keith Goble Ford of Mlddleporl as a new and used car S1le11maa. Hicks will also continue bl• employment as Pomeroy Pollee Department officer work· lng the nlgbt sblft. -Sentinel Pboto, I CLARK BAR SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL Plastic DUST PAN Foam Bath Mats • & 12 Asst. Spon~ ·Garment Rack While They Last Complete Group Whll• They Lilt I ea H:. p 1 lubeertptlnn ntHI ~~~.,.,~,, ~~~ ftmer tll'tie"' IVIIII~P 1~ ~pnt ~ lll"f . .lu ane ,.• ., 1t1 ttl••nl't •' tM Dtllr ~ntlnl'l Offl('e ~ ItA 'lf'l , • lhoat.lu ~ Ul• rhre. mm~tlt• Ill"'' "' Mntnr lllnul# •he,. e.,.,..., "!!I'W1tl' aot nallehta• on• mnnth. 11.;w tt~ ' ftUIII : One rea• ttn ,..,, 'Oh M-t&' th,... mnnfhll, ll.'l; Mi onnntnp Rl.lhMrtJ> NEW . ... . . ' ' - :Ci~ . j I ,, . cyd Machine Washable Colors l5x26 GUEST TOWEL_ 121(12 WASH CLOTH_ ... _, 1" . .. ""· 47Ci. . 1Sc ... 3 ROOMS · NewFurn II AD') ( MIXID ". Down - •e OUIC& u.n 10DIYINI ""'' e HO ODOI e Ull LONGII , ~ (envenltnt fermt ' ;~ogg· 'URNITURE CO. & Mc:~terials' ~eo·~ MASON, ~. I(A;·,,.. ~ 773-5554 • ; I·TRANSISTOR . . POCKET · RADIOS ' CQI.tPLETE WITH BATTERY •· ··~"AR PHONE AND '~E .99 · Bolond ;MASON · each 1- 'ONLY · f30.00 .88 •' ,• DOLLAR-STRETCHER PRICE ..... . No. 2'12 cans . -20 OL 1 jor ' 3 oz. INSTANT TEA A LOWER PRICE - - · 0 0·. ·I.e ••-1! ., - .. cans No. I ARMOUR'S A LOWER PRICE PRI_DE $1 8 $1 5 .!~·· $1 l 49c 59c 97c J9c 4 No.2'12 can1 SMUCKER'S STRAWBERRY MOHAWK r8 PC. HONEY GOLD TUMBLER . SETS VANC~P'S . Slight lrr. 81x108 Bluch... Fin• Mu•lln · . '' LADYTABOR Sizts1,"':.~x-xxx SHEm ~ .. RAY.ON PANTIES BEAUTIFUL GLASSWARE ..,. .'' I CAMPBELL'S A LOWER PRICE . ~•· ZORI SANDALS pr . '. Beans .Tomato Soup Vienna Sau cage Sw. Potatoes Preserves ·Nestea · Fig Bars - c :. Pork, ·~• 77t~': SP&GIAL PURCHASE GROUP LADIES EXTRA SIZES HI Power-Long R•ng• ~ DAIRY 1SUPPLf·E'S Make Your Dollar Go A LONG WA-Y-w;th . THESE .FOOD . ARGAINS at your /1·iendly lor ., lb. plcg. , BLUEBONNEt ALOWER PRICE l·lb. pkg. ' FANdt STRIPf·conON ' 'I . ' , ... ( Smoked Sausage • ·l' I S9c Cal.ifJ ' ~~u .. Pure e RUTLAND RUTLAND DEPT. STORE e AT TUPPERS e . . PLAINS . ' ' LYONS .MARKEr ,. ~,\ e AT RACINI! e· ·'' ' WAID CROSS SONS ,.. ,, :~ -- QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICESIFFECTIVI AUGUST a, 4,.. ·' "'· . . Wagner's Low Calor.le ' ,-~~ -..- ~ DOMINO (Cin e .. AT ORANGE :· ~- Sptcial Puri:hale Uroup .. Erdt/rlf • ; ,. ~ Childrem Asst. Colors THICK FOAM SOLE •' 'I J II KAUTZ fEED STORE . ., ENSEMBLE ..' TOWEL- DRESS PRINTS . SET THENS IUPI)-The Foreign ! Ministry tod"y announced the I appoir.lm~"nt of Christos Xantho- 1 pulos-Palama, formerly envoy to the North Atlantk Treaty Organization, as ambassatlor to .washington. · e;: I' r:1. TERRYABATH BEAUTIFU~ FLORAL PAlTERN TOWEL FANCY PAnERNS · 8 PC. AMBAS~ADOR .HUTINd BUDGET SHOP val. -to69c THE SHOE BOX .... ~--~~~~~========~~~~==~ set Complete Close-Out At OUR SALE ON SUMMER SHOES CONTINUES ---..i- :i I c STOP IN THE SHOE BOX 1 - Buy N~w F~~~ ,, . • ,N d Schoo . 5.&Wing' ee s ' SOLID COLORS AND 1 Briefs •• •BUTTER FINGER 15TH AVE. cea She ,_- j 1 Le]" th R111. 15c &ch SUPEll SPECIAL SCREEN PRINTED Stock·Up Now i I N•"n B """li!ll ~ ' · tastefll A .; Mr;, Ena Belle Y ......, RE.,.,.,..., ment records, also ~~ becom· llzer, macblnety, and the Uke. Cooper, 75 Grapo St.; j_ Paul . ·tlarm Edllof· ' · lng an increasingly dominant But In 1168, these fariDI Richards to .,.. .PUl ·• William>, 157 Jackson p 1k e· WASHINGTON (UP!) -More factor in the market for farm aceoimted fot70 per cent of t~e Eva dick. ,to. Cllyron Partlow, 10* James 0. Himrthryn 11raduated , lrt!~, 11k1 ·n · ; William ·A. Hemj, Bidwell: than bal)· lbe nation's farmer8 production supplles. · 133:$ billion which U. S. farm Ruth M. ·~:ia 0:::~:~ Thomas. MaJor · 15~:Ji Grimm, Vashti School~ ·!'!"~.. · ··:::•! ! Delbtlrt W. McElhaney, Rt. 1 get most"of their incom( from As recently as 195t, farms oper~tol'! paid out In production tie, Millon Tri6Ue Northup; Joe H. Easton, Rt. 1 olf.farm jobs and other. J\011- with sales of f20,000 and up expenses. · . . . Stoler, :. acre, OUve. L. Pa,rtlow, Dorothy K. Part- Gri~~~Q~ to James 0. Hunl. KatiJ.] Annapolls,Md;, 11 the o'fi'f,~ Bidwell; Tamara Wickline, Eur- agrlculta!i'al &ources. , accounted (or only 51.6 per cent Who~ farms with ules in the Clell B. Wood, Dora B. Wood low, Mamie F. Campbell, An· 1'Y11 flunt, .30 acre. !Aiart. eka Star Rt.; John Rossignol A new~ compiled agriculture ol total spending , for farm SIO,OIJI).f20,000 bracket are add· to Jobn R. Koehler, Donna thony W. Mlsich, Helen M. United States. Veil. Affalts.l!leverate m~r.nlll ~~~· Con&m. Lower River Rd.; Robert H. depari!!J~t breakdown of farm productl0i1 items tucb as fertl- ed. JOvernm~nt records show a Koehler, loti, Syracuae. Misich :;:, Clayton Partlow, 10* Robert J:-~> Chapman: llurllle, 16 Evall! Hts.: Mrs: famlly income shows a sharp total of 1,037,000-farms-:32 par Teras Eaotern Trans. Corp.,·~·· . ~ge,ll to Robert v ry Ann apman, lola, S)'l'~·l,-Pallai Cadle, West Columbia! cl•avagi)etween larger, comcent of t~e nation's farming and Albert F. Bolen, Dorot&a H " 1 ~ LsseUI M Hagg ' ty· cuse. W. Va.; Judy Ann Hughes, Ma- moretaj;Male farmers and oper· until-accounted for 85.1 per Bolen, Right or Way Agree. aggery. uc e · er • . 10 son; Ml'!. Frances Bush. Mas- ators of small and part-time cent of lbe productlon.expense Salem. . ~· ~~~dle~o:, to Rob rt Virginian Moves to On; Mgela R. Baker, MiddlE\" farms.;;; OCJety . volume. .. ' Betty Lou Rid<man to James v ~a ~ I Lu.:fue M Local PoWP" om~., pory; Mrs. Wilbur F. Long, Of the 3,212,000 enterprises Whll~ total farm numbers II:. Rickman, Pirl of Lot, · ~~:· Mid~le rt.' g PT. PLEASANT-Earl JackYour llepenclallle Pomeroy; Lester D. Abels, Rt. classified as farms In 1966, the - - -- - have ponliJI!!!!l to 1ecreaoe dieport. • po eon former! of Pulaski V Deller For I If.ng Bottom; Edward W. department's ~stimates showed BY Mra. Lyle · Ba~ra,_ Eteadily In recent y~rs- from -., Melvin L. Ewen, VIrginia Dewey Mollohan, Betty Mol· ha,' been :omoted · '•?Pa·~···ll Pu;tJ. Rt. I Nelsonville: 'Mrs. some 1,769,000-about 55 per. Sgt. James Mays hal return-. 4,09'7,000 ·tn ·1959to' 3,252,000 last l!:wen lo United State of Bolen, Right of Way Agree .. lach\an Po~er Com . : i:,' 8 Ch~ries S. Sinclair, Wellston; cent-had more non-farm In- edf home after Vs~tndlllll H.ye~~ year - the.. num~r of..lar!l\1 ea. Flowag, Easement, Olive. K.GBolen, Boopartcehl•0· Srothalem. B th position of Custom~ •y·cco•unt•• ll AND 10 '" nam. e ~ with sales of •10 000 ·-• '-p has M h II Ad 0 00 MrI. .., n1x1e Srru'th, Ashi and• Ky.; come th an agncu · It ure tnrome, 0lh · serv<ce M eorge J hn ' Oj!sterle Y Mary " . d M AI . . . . • .. """ • · aro a ams, to Donald Supervisor and transferred 1 MI. Tabtlha G. Dugan, Ham- These farms Included mora ,.;',. sonA~II; { I ~·h vtiJ mcreased: The total rose from Adams to Ralph Larry J Oe t ~ I 's.:e the Point Pleasant office den; Mrs. Elden E. Jeffers, than 1.4 m!IUon wilb annual b Y~f ~ "Flu~~g ti! -~ . 921!,01)0 fn 1959 to ~ _1966 figure Phyllis Carol O'Rrien, ~ er ~ pa~ce ~ th Am.. He attended Concord· C 0 Phone WY 2.;~!5511' 11 Wellston; Mrs. Roy E. Potter, farm product sales of $2,500 'll' e s <on at 0 us '· •·. of slightly over I million. !Atart. . s e car ro~g_ . u . nn ~.;;.;..;......._....~~~~~~~~ ~====~ ': Rt. '4 Loulsa, ·Ky. less, plus about 356,000 wttli Johnny Bobo,of the U.S. MEmily M. Partloe, d•c., , Scarbrough to Wtlham M. li Births annual Sales between $2,500 and !"Y· stationed m Mtssoun, vts- Columbus were re•eDt guests of Clarence Partlow, Mable relt, Donna J. Barrett, 80 ac· : • $4,99&. &tl <ted w1tb Mr. and Mrs. Carroll/Mrs. Rose Thomas. coscos, Freda Taylor, VII . Mrs. Richard A. Woodyard, The Hfinllllon smallest farms Ro.ndotpb. . Mrs. Carl ·Buckley and Mrs. Partlow. Ullle Thomas. All You'll Need Pl. fPleasant, daughter, 8:,25 a. ;ast 'yeoi;',lveraged $3,7IB apieCe . Mrs. B.erme Edwards Is a pa· Abce Foutty visited with Mrs. ton Partlow, Garnet 'ur~:!7.:: 11 m. IJ'uesday. in fam:~~a income from non. tient at Camden • Clark Hos· Buckley's brother, D. C. West· Franklin Partlow, Hazel RedIs Your Change , Dlschar&es . farm . s , compared with p1tal, Parkersburg, W. Va. fall, at Glenville Hospttal. dick, Maxine Mlslch, Elll:sll ~aries !Ae.&rcus, Mrs. Nel· 1,19610 fliljn Income. The $2, 500_ Mrs. C. A. Barnett of Park· Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ran· Partlow. Aflid. for Trans., ; -, Purse When You Ue 3. Barsotb, Rboert D.Boso, 14,999 groUp averaged $2,239 m ersburg, w. Va., and Mr. and' dolph spent the weekend Wtlh orange. '. M~. Ella v. Brooks, Mnl. Clar- non-farl1)o'-income and $2,163 in Mrs. Charles Queen of St. Pet- Mr. and Mrs. JohOMy H~yes Mable Liscoscos, Cleldonlo A. Visit encf W. Kight, Mrs. Everett earnings,!«orn agriCI!Iture. ertburg, Fla., . visited w' t h and family, Great Falls, Va. Llscoscos to Clayton Partlow, W. Lancaster, James M. Lundy, "'" Pi ~frJends here Fnday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bise snd 10''"A . ~eren 1 c.wiC" Ro ld , h '7Z cres, 0 range. 0 M . 1 r. · an~m. R. Martmg, How- Largei\larms _ a total of na Cashdol ar as .'~~ family vlslled with . Mr. and Freda Taylor to Clayton AND ard D. 0 NetU, Mrs. Russell R. 1,483,000,, 1968 _ showed a turned home after being dIS Mrs. Ralelgh lletzet•'tnd famt- low, 10* acres, Orange. Rankin, Mrs. AI.,. Smith Ern- f d'ff t. . t charged from the Navy. I• Akron and Mr and llr< · ' ar • e.9'n pte ure I ' ·' ' · · • Franklin Part! Rub e8st E· Watts, Mrs, James H. Farms! 11-ltb annu~i sales In Mr. and Mrs. Maurice R~ed Marton Hetzer and family at · ~.'.:':"~~o~w~,~~Y~~~""""""""''~"'"""""""""""'~ ennett and Infant daughter, th "000,$9 999 1 1 t _ and family enJoyed a campmg Toledo. 0 Mrs Gerald T. Daniels and in. e ..,, dl$3•98 . ass! afs Y~" trip in West Virginia. Recent vtslto,.. at the Wll· D m ne arm lfi· R '. r. d ·r fant son, Mrs. Vernon L Keel· average d 'th $1 913 ecenl vtstlors o Mr. an 111ams - Balderson home were WE HAVE MAE$, INFLATIONS dd . f · come e mpare w• , M· C 1 B kl er Kn m ant son, Mrs. Harry from 'nlfarm sources. Farms N r,•,: Gar luc eyM wered MMrs. Mr. and Ml'!. Raymond Kesoer, R . napp and mfant daughter 1 ~ 1. f 120 000 d < '' arv n and r. an rs. Athens Mrs Rutb Moore and TO FIT .ALL MAKES OF MILKERS · w "' $a~~ . ' an up aver- Clay Cochran and son of Park· Mr. a~d M;s, Paul Ford, Co: , , . . aged $t J9 m net meiJme f~m t'f~lburg, W. Va., and Mrs. Alice lumbus .Jenqvab s Wltnesses w ere agrlcul e compared w1lh l'outty 1 L 1'1 Ze ith d G ld '"it""U" d " ' , · · owe, nan organiZeu n. ,.,. ntte otales '!1.252 m non·farm recetpts. Mrs Gladys Baughm8n and Ch I' f M f' ld erra1 · in tafl? a d' • t•~ E Th 1 !I • eva 1er o ans 1e are v I· , •· . ccor mg •0 '"' n· • ..,, commercta 11arm • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gale of Ga., lUng with their parents, Mr. 985-3347 CHESTER, 0. cyclopa•d•a Britannica. according-to agriculture depart-. naMa and Mrs. Mary Tornes of land Mrs. Edward Chevalier. J1 1 PINK LOTION .DETERGENT Ill ! ·· BAKER'S CANDY BAR SALE· $2.99 SUPER SPECIAL Senll~J.';t" Pomero~·Mta.lfleM~O~,,~f:, t. ttl'll4't, ·SHOP AT KAUTZ FEED STOll F..... ) SPECIAL PURCHASE OF MFG. CLOSE-OUT OF OVER-STOCKS eCAPRIS _'-\,; . _- Dt117 = SPORTSWEAR Linnie Gam Dies Tuesday -";M. ,r :f PLUMBING LADIES' & TEEN SIZES Val. To Part'"'· IO'k otes . DON'T MISS THESE BIG BUYS FOR eTHUflsDAY eFRIDAY eSATuRD4Y CLEARANCE GROUP eJAMAICAS Sizes 10 to I 8 •' •j ' Re·edsvill'e. S, N MIDDLEPORt eSURFERS ' . . of ~l!l·ee :n OPPOSITE MARK V SUPER MKT, ,...... u.. · p ' . . • UD Oft .y. art•tlJDe I' R' . ' !~. G.!iroet and Henry Grover to rea, .Le~allDii. , 1 .tep. lje Ill p~ -~·Calyton Partlow, 10* acres, or. Norl!lan Weber, v~, Webllf IDe Pelrliburl a.l Pill 1 ange. , ,, to Ernest Griffin, June, Griffln, ~Jrector ·Of !he G~ ~.D ~ jj I y ~Clarence Partlow, Pauline parcel, Olive. : Ch&Jilber ..nil ar Partlo11, Ellis Partlow to CJsy. Ma~n• Price, Cllmm,, Clarlaetlve mel)lher Ia· the Flut ; lon P_artlow, I~* acreo, Or· ece ~wls, dec., to !4ary Ll!w- (;J!rlstian Cl)urcb. Earl llld' 1111 ange. Is, loiS, Middleport. · · · 11ife, Shirley, .,;·IIJI! ~l'lll~·M Ha"' Redd,ick, "fr.ed Red· Bert .Hunt, Margie Hunt 11 on• . dauah~.'.JJ~fue. ·~ j i ; r F ' II fOlD . ma ~ j Until9 '1' ,; ' Sugar 10 ~ S119 ·;·:~ ' ' DR·I-N -... ~ :' .r, 54 oz. bottle ' �\H ' ' ' - ' :, • ' '· . ' . I EBIG'O.N·as.tHAtDON'T.GITA ' , . \ •( ' SATURDAY TIL 9 \ no.. FMiulous Remnant Ooys hove arrlvod ot StiHio" In Pomeroy ... Jomplote CIH,;Qut of all Short Lots - Broken Silt Rangtt end Dl,. .ontlnutCI Brands and Colors . . . Plus hundreds of End-Of·Tht Sinon !tea . . . PrictS Rtductd from 25'Yo to 50% end thtn more. REMNANT DAY SPECIALI Jumbo Bed Pillows Special Group Toys Big Soltctlon y2 PRia Odds ond Ends I \ l HHvyfllltd Reg. $1.99 Velue l SJOO for (5) 1 lb. B1g Shredded Foam 44c (1) (15) Iron Bo~rd Pad & C. ver, Reg. 1.99 _ $1. (1) Childs Summer Sportswear . soc Volu11 to $1.59 Broken Sizos Men'&Broadcloth Shorts 8 Pc. Teflon Cookware Set _ _ $5.00 !20H~Kerosene ~mps (6) West Bend Percolator $5.88". '(35) Print Te1 Aprons (3) 30 Qt. Foam Ice' Chest y (7) G.E. Trans. Radio, Reg $5.99 (1 0) Rubber Gloves, Reg. i9c 33c (29) Lewella Girdles Plastic Sweater Bag Men's Sport Coats NYLON NET ' .. l.t (14) Boy's Sport Coats, Val. (19) Boy's Sport Suits 14.99 _ $10. 10 TO CLEAR! . ssoo (~lJ~ M•n••.Jacbts; V1l. To $8.95'!.__ · n tot> c~ilcl's swl.,;suita ~· ' PRICE . 175 TO CLEARI Men's Sport Shirts Men's and Boyfl,$hif.ti All Honll Brand All Knill $199 .,.0 1 88 (42) Lds. Rlffi1 Sandals ----,--- 88c (10) Ladies House Dres- - - - - $2.S4 ' _ $3.88' (22) Lds. Italian Sandals, Reg. $5.99 (14) Lds. 1nd Girls Novelty Hats $244 (1 Group) Summer Maternities _ (10) Ladies Hats .. ' ~ Shoes Ladies 19< R'lf. 39c Vol. ~ All Siltl Fiatt ond1Cesuels Vol. to $5.99 $1.00 (21) Birdseye Diapers_ Print Tote and Umbrella Ladies Shirt Shift Dresses ,. 2 Pc. Util,ity Rug Set Wht. Fitted Crib Sheets 88c (2) $, •• 13x1e s1.- Rog. $1.00 Val. (1) HI ) .OustPQn F..ull of Sponges ·9c ., Oooll Value , ': ) ' R... $9cV1L ,. ' . ~· . Coffee Mate .~7 CARNATION Breakfa'it - ' c .. 69c J.U -~ TeaBags MAXWELL HOUSE <, ' •• • , } f v1m1 lOt ···~· .BHF OR PORk 36~ HAPPY PAMILY (! * . Baking ,Powd'd1 - - ,. • . POST TOAIT!M· Kl..,. · PRODUCE I < Corn Flakes coco Wheats BARBECUE 11 ... 41c '' b;: .eSI 21\\ ... 39;~ , :. Mqca~ni Dirt!!~-:-'~. 1'~ i'..eiU rraA1111D , · . Blbv Food ·.u: 3 ~.l9c ·. SWEET TREAT ,: .. SLICED ' ' 'l'b. ' .._, • • . _ ' I ' ,' ' ,, ' ,. I ' .. ' I . c 10~ ;, $3 00 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON ALL PRODUCTS $OLD OR YOUR MONEY WILl:, II" CHEERFULLY REFUNDED •:s9c ~ . .C ALL GRINDS 99c . 100 count Qt COFFE .19 (253 yds.) Ilea. Mu..tin 36" $1.59 Mer)W·.5pring JQCkets "' I ;Be ......... , - ·• ' ' , ... 41c $16.99 ~ PRICE ' .· lro~ing ~d,· P~d, .Cover , LB. ' REMNANT DAY SPECIAL! REMNANT DAY SPECIAU VARIETY PACK (63) Girl's Cotton Slips ,_ - - - - - - - 59c Baby Stroller, Reg. $10.99 _ _ $6.88 (17) Zipper Utility hg 47c \ KELLOGG PRICES EVERYDAY . IUY1 SPECIAL BUYI JI .Onlr-lclnM Boy'a , .. 500 . lnf. hainettt, R!g. $7.99 - - $4.88,._dz. $1.81 (1) lnf. Pl.y Pen, Reg. $14.99 - - $8.88 (8) Cosmetic Bags, Reg. 39c $199 ·$ Good s1-va~: .,.99. - (15) Lds Wrangler Cut-Offs _ _ _ $1.99 Slltl IOto II P•ttl Colors 't.iftN . . . ... _., . , . ; SPECIAL BUYI 1 Oxford and •2:•• (4) Infants Sh1wls, Reg. $3.99 _ _ $2.00 25c c c YINDIRLIAF Men's Famous Brand Shoes Toflon or SUIv.1. to' Sl.OO PRICE (1) Girl's Slips, Reg. $1.99 - - - 66c ·. $3 ·REPiAT"'F A SELLOUTI SPECIAL BUY! Matching Florol Print R'lf. $2.99 Val. . Ladies $JJmmer Shoes DI'MI end (MuaiVI 8:8 ··· Good SiaL VII. to f6,99 REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! ..Child's ~orie Sandals SANDWICHES I (8) lds. Put'MI ------~PRICE (1 Glroup) New F~Colll (1 Lot) T O Y S - - - - - - ~ PRICE ~3) lnf. Squeez Toys SOc ... ' " TENDERBEST ' HIGH FASHION! $444 30 Only--Vol. to $5.99 Stylish Sport llhota ~· LB. .. ' (10) Men's Swim Blo.,..,, Laa. Summe~eHe Casuals $ 88• (5) Mftn's Dress Strew H1ta - - ~ PRICE (13) Lds. 51. Reg. $1.99 ___:_ $1-:Go ' (60) Ladles' Summer Jewelry 50c (12) Leis. Dusters,.ftl· To $2.99 $1.81 Lad. SummereHe Casuals By Boll Bond Val. to $3.99 Good Slm o;.,. BROUGHTON'S .I ~~------------------~ J HIGH FASHION! Oxforch ond Sllp-Ons VII. to $3.99 ' c TO CLEARI HIGH FASHION! Men's Fabric Casuals I o. .00 $ $1.88 yd• HIGH FASHION! , 40 PAIR TO GOI ' ~ 19c Good Colors Big Volue , (53) Boy's Walk Shorts, Reg. $2.99 _ $2.22 ' '--~ I _ _ _ _ $15.00 Vynocel Windo~ Shades ,.., (21) Men's • Boy's Summer Caps 50c (16) Men's Walk Shorts, Reg. $2.99 _ $2.00 Ladies Swimwear lind 2 PI1l PRICE Femous Bronda "/ 2 '.t' LB. 821f1-Y TO GOI 110 TO CLEAR! Short Sl. Stylos '· .!l'lf. $2.99 Volu011 (20) Boy's Swim Trunks, Reg. $1.99 _ $1.00 ' ... Boy's Sport Coats, Val. to 12.95 _ $7.00 (7) to ~gc~~e'i5vou •7.00 \ •1ooo ".. (14) Girl's Presses, Val. To $4:99 ___:_rl2.88 Velu11 To $14.99 Spring Siyles . PRICE BIG REDUCTION! If j<' Vtl. To f19.99 (41) 8 Pk. Pl. H1.ngers - - - - 44c (29)Men's~ot (1 Lot) 'Child's Sleepwear l2 PRICE (15) Girls' Drtu $4.88 ~ 5 84c REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! Ladies a'nd Child's ~oats ' With Handle REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! . ' I Wtlllnsulottd Men's H~es Crew Socks ' Stretch-Fill Aft o-· I· . R'lf;$1.00 v.1 . 12 oz. cans Bobbie Brooks Sportswear Spring end Summar Brolitn Siltl 2 · PRia ~.. 2 CONVENIENT Orange, Root Beer Cola, Grape Gi'nger Ale (48) Molrgln-Joll.!'' itchen Towel - - 311 and Pot Holder ..;_ 19c .25c Men's Dress Slacks .' :,.. . ../ -· · TENDERBESl ----* GO!NG FAST! 19~ ' ' 1 DRASTIC REDUCTION! Zipper Closure Big Silt . soc soc .· . Broken Slltl Rog. $1.00 Vel, 66c ' I CANNED v ,To 001 63 MEN'S RAIN COATS ,. $444 .,, I t . . 1l2 PRicE ' "/ ~ . Cion-Out Disc. ~ Nurnblrs 1nd Poftlrns FAMOUS BRANDS! (23) Ple1ted Te1 Aprons, Reg. $1.00 _ 1' 15c ~. HOT WEATHER SPECIAL! Vol. to $6.95 Spring ond Summer Styl11 · I\._ ' Good Selection Colors ond Folttrnt ' FOODLAND · Cameo Njlons <;learance . ·• Mill End Dress Prints LOOK! LOOKI 160NLY S·M·L (11) 10 Gal. Trash_Can, Reg. $1.59-- 99c (8) 34 Qt. Ice Che~t,)ag. $1.69 · $1.00 • I. REMNJ!In' DAY SPECIAL! * Hoover Floor Polisher, Reg. 29.9~ • $J9.f? · (6) Fancy Sofa Pillows, Reg. $3.99-$2.44 (12) 14x17 - - - 44c Hoover Swuper, Reg. $39.99 _ $29.00 (9) Sofa Pillows, Reg. $1.99 $1.00 (8) H•nd P1inted :paglheHI Bowls - - 44c CLEARANCE PRICED! I '' · · REMNANT DAY SPECIAU REMNANT DAY SPECIAL! ' ~. · Won'tHaveToT~UYoufFrierid$AFis~StoryAIJ;ut :· ·Big Bargctin YoJG~! At F~dl~nd. , JuJf Show Them Yo"r Gc:lteh; · · TENOERBEST . . .. / i' . '· ) ... ·, ~: ;• -~ . ' oz. '' I �\H ' ' ' - ' :, • ' '· . ' . I EBIG'O.N·as.tHAtDON'T.GITA ' , . \ •( ' SATURDAY TIL 9 \ no.. FMiulous Remnant Ooys hove arrlvod ot StiHio" In Pomeroy ... Jomplote CIH,;Qut of all Short Lots - Broken Silt Rangtt end Dl,. .ontlnutCI Brands and Colors . . . Plus hundreds of End-Of·Tht Sinon !tea . . . PrictS Rtductd from 25'Yo to 50% end thtn more. REMNANT DAY SPECIALI Jumbo Bed Pillows Special Group Toys Big Soltctlon y2 PRia Odds ond Ends I \ l HHvyfllltd Reg. $1.99 Velue l SJOO for (5) 1 lb. B1g Shredded Foam 44c (1) (15) Iron Bo~rd Pad & C. ver, Reg. 1.99 _ $1. (1) Childs Summer Sportswear . soc Volu11 to $1.59 Broken Sizos Men'&Broadcloth Shorts 8 Pc. Teflon Cookware Set _ _ $5.00 !20H~Kerosene ~mps (6) West Bend Percolator $5.88". '(35) Print Te1 Aprons (3) 30 Qt. Foam Ice' Chest y (7) G.E. Trans. Radio, Reg $5.99 (1 0) Rubber Gloves, Reg. i9c 33c (29) Lewella Girdles Plastic Sweater Bag Men's Sport Coats NYLON NET ' .. l.t (14) Boy's Sport Coats, Val. (19) Boy's Sport Suits 14.99 _ $10. 10 TO CLEAR! . ssoo (~lJ~ M•n••.Jacbts; V1l. To $8.95'!.__ · n tot> c~ilcl's swl.,;suita ~· ' PRICE . 175 TO CLEARI Men's Sport Shirts Men's and Boyfl,$hif.ti All Honll Brand All Knill $199 .,.0 1 88 (42) Lds. Rlffi1 Sandals ----,--- 88c (10) Ladies House Dres- - - - - $2.S4 ' _ $3.88' (22) Lds. Italian Sandals, Reg. $5.99 (14) Lds. 1nd Girls Novelty Hats $244 (1 Group) Summer Maternities _ (10) Ladies Hats .. ' ~ Shoes Ladies 19< R'lf. 39c Vol. ~ All Siltl Fiatt ond1Cesuels Vol. to $5.99 $1.00 (21) Birdseye Diapers_ Print Tote and Umbrella Ladies Shirt Shift Dresses ,. 2 Pc. Util,ity Rug Set Wht. Fitted Crib Sheets 88c (2) $, •• 13x1e s1.- Rog. $1.00 Val. (1) HI ) .OustPQn F..ull of Sponges ·9c ., Oooll Value , ': ) ' R... $9cV1L ,. ' . ~· . Coffee Mate .~7 CARNATION Breakfa'it - ' c .. 69c J.U -~ TeaBags MAXWELL HOUSE <, ' •• • , } f v1m1 lOt ···~· .BHF OR PORk 36~ HAPPY PAMILY (! * . Baking ,Powd'd1 - - ,. • . POST TOAIT!M· Kl..,. · PRODUCE I < Corn Flakes coco Wheats BARBECUE 11 ... 41c '' b;: .eSI 21\\ ... 39;~ , :. Mqca~ni Dirt!!~-:-'~. 1'~ i'..eiU rraA1111D , · . Blbv Food ·.u: 3 ~.l9c ·. SWEET TREAT ,: .. SLICED ' ' 'l'b. ' .._, • • . _ ' I ' ,' ' ,, ' ,. I ' .. ' I . c 10~ ;, $3 00 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON ALL PRODUCTS $OLD OR YOUR MONEY WILl:, II" CHEERFULLY REFUNDED •:s9c ~ . .C ALL GRINDS 99c . 100 count Qt COFFE .19 (253 yds.) Ilea. Mu..tin 36" $1.59 Mer)W·.5pring JQCkets "' I ;Be ......... , - ·• ' ' , ... 41c $16.99 ~ PRICE ' .· lro~ing ~d,· P~d, .Cover , LB. ' REMNANT DAY SPECIAL! REMNANT DAY SPECIAU VARIETY PACK (63) Girl's Cotton Slips ,_ - - - - - - - 59c Baby Stroller, Reg. $10.99 _ _ $6.88 (17) Zipper Utility hg 47c \ KELLOGG PRICES EVERYDAY . IUY1 SPECIAL BUYI JI .Onlr-lclnM Boy'a , .. 500 . lnf. hainettt, R!g. $7.99 - - $4.88,._dz. $1.81 (1) lnf. Pl.y Pen, Reg. $14.99 - - $8.88 (8) Cosmetic Bags, Reg. 39c $199 ·$ Good s1-va~: .,.99. - (15) Lds Wrangler Cut-Offs _ _ _ $1.99 Slltl IOto II P•ttl Colors 't.iftN . . . ... _., . , . ; SPECIAL BUYI 1 Oxford and •2:•• (4) Infants Sh1wls, Reg. $3.99 _ _ $2.00 25c c c YINDIRLIAF Men's Famous Brand Shoes Toflon or SUIv.1. to' Sl.OO PRICE (1) Girl's Slips, Reg. $1.99 - - - 66c ·. $3 ·REPiAT"'F A SELLOUTI SPECIAL BUY! Matching Florol Print R'lf. $2.99 Val. . Ladies $JJmmer Shoes DI'MI end (MuaiVI 8:8 ··· Good SiaL VII. to f6,99 REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! ..Child's ~orie Sandals SANDWICHES I (8) lds. Put'MI ------~PRICE (1 Glroup) New F~Colll (1 Lot) T O Y S - - - - - - ~ PRICE ~3) lnf. Squeez Toys SOc ... ' " TENDERBEST ' HIGH FASHION! $444 30 Only--Vol. to $5.99 Stylish Sport llhota ~· LB. .. ' (10) Men's Swim Blo.,..,, Laa. Summe~eHe Casuals $ 88• (5) Mftn's Dress Strew H1ta - - ~ PRICE (13) Lds. 51. Reg. $1.99 ___:_ $1-:Go ' (60) Ladles' Summer Jewelry 50c (12) Leis. Dusters,.ftl· To $2.99 $1.81 Lad. SummereHe Casuals By Boll Bond Val. to $3.99 Good Slm o;.,. BROUGHTON'S .I ~~------------------~ J HIGH FASHION! Oxforch ond Sllp-Ons VII. to $3.99 ' c TO CLEARI HIGH FASHION! Men's Fabric Casuals I o. .00 $ $1.88 yd• HIGH FASHION! , 40 PAIR TO GOI ' ~ 19c Good Colors Big Volue , (53) Boy's Walk Shorts, Reg. $2.99 _ $2.22 ' '--~ I _ _ _ _ $15.00 Vynocel Windo~ Shades ,.., (21) Men's • Boy's Summer Caps 50c (16) Men's Walk Shorts, Reg. $2.99 _ $2.00 Ladies Swimwear lind 2 PI1l PRICE Femous Bronda "/ 2 '.t' LB. 821f1-Y TO GOI 110 TO CLEAR! Short Sl. Stylos '· .!l'lf. $2.99 Volu011 (20) Boy's Swim Trunks, Reg. $1.99 _ $1.00 ' ... Boy's Sport Coats, Val. to 12.95 _ $7.00 (7) to ~gc~~e'i5vou •7.00 \ •1ooo ".. (14) Girl's Presses, Val. To $4:99 ___:_rl2.88 Velu11 To $14.99 Spring Siyles . PRICE BIG REDUCTION! If j<' Vtl. To f19.99 (41) 8 Pk. Pl. H1.ngers - - - - 44c (29)Men's~ot (1 Lot) 'Child's Sleepwear l2 PRICE (15) Girls' Drtu $4.88 ~ 5 84c REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! Ladies a'nd Child's ~oats ' With Handle REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! . ' I Wtlllnsulottd Men's H~es Crew Socks ' Stretch-Fill Aft o-· I· . R'lf;$1.00 v.1 . 12 oz. cans Bobbie Brooks Sportswear Spring end Summar Brolitn Siltl 2 · PRia ~.. 2 CONVENIENT Orange, Root Beer Cola, Grape Gi'nger Ale (48) Molrgln-Joll.!'' itchen Towel - - 311 and Pot Holder ..;_ 19c .25c Men's Dress Slacks .' :,.. . ../ -· · TENDERBESl ----* GO!NG FAST! 19~ ' ' 1 DRASTIC REDUCTION! Zipper Closure Big Silt . soc soc .· . Broken Slltl Rog. $1.00 Vel, 66c ' I CANNED v ,To 001 63 MEN'S RAIN COATS ,. $444 .,, I t . . 1l2 PRicE ' "/ ~ . Cion-Out Disc. ~ Nurnblrs 1nd Poftlrns FAMOUS BRANDS! (23) Ple1ted Te1 Aprons, Reg. $1.00 _ 1' 15c ~. HOT WEATHER SPECIAL! Vol. to $6.95 Spring ond Summer Styl11 · I\._ ' Good Selection Colors ond Folttrnt ' FOODLAND · Cameo Njlons <;learance . ·• Mill End Dress Prints LOOK! LOOKI 160NLY S·M·L (11) 10 Gal. Trash_Can, Reg. $1.59-- 99c (8) 34 Qt. Ice Che~t,)ag. $1.69 · $1.00 • I. REMNJ!In' DAY SPECIAL! * Hoover Floor Polisher, Reg. 29.9~ • $J9.f? · (6) Fancy Sofa Pillows, Reg. $3.99-$2.44 (12) 14x17 - - - 44c Hoover Swuper, Reg. $39.99 _ $29.00 (9) Sofa Pillows, Reg. $1.99 $1.00 (8) H•nd P1inted :paglheHI Bowls - - 44c CLEARANCE PRICED! I '' · · REMNANT DAY SPECIAU REMNANT DAY SPECIAL! ' ~. · Won'tHaveToT~UYoufFrierid$AFis~StoryAIJ;ut :· ·Big Bargctin YoJG~! At F~dl~nd. , JuJf Show Them Yo"r Gc:lteh; · · TENOERBEST . . .. / i' . '· ) ... ·, ~: ;• -~ . ' oz. '' I �• ... ('• . ' '' .1 ! I I , \( ' ' • • • j, ' f- STEEL DOUB~ 1 I -- D· 88 ·:~" Reg. ' . . * ..t'I ., •' SWI~ &G ~. '" ~ . . GEN'ERAL E.LECTRIC I !' I HEAD and SHOULDERS .I ' FULL QUART LARGE SIZES • ( s1zE CREAM LOTION .;: ·~ REG.$1.45·$1.79 ' ~-~- ,. PUP TENTS ·. t._\ , .•._. PRESTONE . :HROME CLEANER '' .... _. c 44 c•n . Rtg.89c • CHAIR 495 . REG. i ' ~ $29.95 i ~; 88 REG. $39.95 ' •• ' Charcoal Scuttle ~. .i ;i 91 ·. ' ' ·• . ' REG. $3.95 r ' 'I • .' .. ' - :.\ ... We .··Have· .l LUCtS $ LUC<J> . Gal, . LUXlJRY PAINT · ~) ------------------- I~ MODEL M503CWA '. . s . i' ' ~· ' ~' ; ' ICE . · · ' j I . • ' t • SPARK ·PLUGS i: ' 1;1 REG. $1.49 I ' ALL . NO. i ~ , Norwich . ,:: . I 59- . • . . AEROSOL CAN ' ' ~· ' HOl:~OD- tt~ flASIILIGHT ,, ,.. c · PRIME~ REG.$1.49 BATTERIES I .-• Jl· '. ( CHAMPIO·N ' ASH . . ' Each LIGHTER FLUID ·' STYROFOAM 24" ' t CLING PAPER PRELL 251,) TABLETS REG/ 89c J9c YD. TIMEX( . ·WAJ~ES 150fo • ' OH ' . '1 :C ' .,l ,, .I ' ' L . ; Cast $68.4 ·, $13/IJ 5 ' Made of Heavy D~ck ONLY Just A Few • COLGATE -JOOTH BRUSHES : :REG;J 49<: 69c '- DELUXE . ' REGULAR OR BUSINESS <lREG. 29c ALL COLORS Litter Basket . REG. ·$1.3fj. 1: -~ ' · ' ....- · ~ -· .. ; I · Redwood . REG.$19.95 Reg. I ·.r 1!. \. • • BLAZON ' BOXES . ' ' , ' ·$ 17" ~; Screen •·· · . · Reg. 27.95 WON$ . LUCAS AMERICAN . !. 'V. lOnlv ' Table--14.95 Chair--14.95 ' Arm Chair23.95 ARVIN COLOR TE,LEVIS·ION NO• .W~24:" · REIG. i -~-19 ' ' . ""' · Price for Sets 87.80 .,...,,' . ' $ Settee--33.95 PARK •• ·BENCtl S1J ;22 HurryWeHa~e .~- . " / · Iron . ~ FURNITURE .. ' i ~- .... ti• .. ssJ·~. 9x14 NO. 0625 ' REG. $1.07 NO. 845 1,' ·. ~_;;:. . ··-wh·t . : • ·e·~ . ' I , 5. '9c RINGi . . ,' $12. 9 .' ' ' • I 8x10 NO. 0973 ' ' TE·NTS ' c HU~RY ·' ~ '"-... • ' • h C arcoal ~GALLON SWIM . , . .«'ND SAVE I . I t: 44 SiTTEE ONL' . Reg. 5.95 . ~ RedwoodS REG. $99.95 WE HAVE 7 ONLY --. ,~~~ ~ -~ ONLY : :: : ' •• ~ .1.1- Reg. 1.49 REG. $24.95 I I~ Redwood S < $ WITH FRAME ~-·· LIST PRICE $1.98 1/' ' r 5' SWING Jllll""' ...... aornE 10" 44 ' Screen ~" • i.. YELEVISION. and FRAME '!. .... I REG. $29.95 PLASTIC & NYLON : 19.95 c ·, . JUST . A FEW OF EACH ITEM ' •• ' . I '· .to- ~ . ! LARGE .BOXES HURRY DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS SALE . ; JOWERS ' .. •·· ' \' 13 1\ SET '•! •'.. (I ~ .. ' ·~ .. ·~ �• ... ('• . ' '' .1 ! I I , \( ' ' • • • j, ' f- STEEL DOUB~ 1 I -- D· 88 ·:~" Reg. ' . . * ..t'I ., •' SWI~ &G ~. '" ~ . . GEN'ERAL E.LECTRIC I !' I HEAD and SHOULDERS .I ' FULL QUART LARGE SIZES • ( s1zE CREAM LOTION .;: ·~ REG.$1.45·$1.79 ' ~-~- ,. PUP TENTS ·. t._\ , .•._. PRESTONE . :HROME CLEANER '' .... _. c 44 c•n . Rtg.89c • CHAIR 495 . REG. i ' ~ $29.95 i ~; 88 REG. $39.95 ' •• ' Charcoal Scuttle ~. .i ;i 91 ·. ' ' ·• . ' REG. $3.95 r ' 'I • .' .. ' - :.\ ... We .··Have· .l LUCtS $ LUC<J> . Gal, . LUXlJRY PAINT · ~) ------------------- I~ MODEL M503CWA '. . s . i' ' ~· ' ~' ; ' ICE . · · ' j I . • ' t • SPARK ·PLUGS i: ' 1;1 REG. $1.49 I ' ALL . NO. i ~ , Norwich . ,:: . I 59- . • . . AEROSOL CAN ' ' ~· ' HOl:~OD- tt~ flASIILIGHT ,, ,.. c · PRIME~ REG.$1.49 BATTERIES I .-• Jl· '. ( CHAMPIO·N ' ASH . . ' Each LIGHTER FLUID ·' STYROFOAM 24" ' t CLING PAPER PRELL 251,) TABLETS REG/ 89c J9c YD. TIMEX( . ·WAJ~ES 150fo • ' OH ' . '1 :C ' .,l ,, .I ' ' L . ; Cast $68.4 ·, $13/IJ 5 ' Made of Heavy D~ck ONLY Just A Few • COLGATE -JOOTH BRUSHES : :REG;J 49<: 69c '- DELUXE . ' REGULAR OR BUSINESS <lREG. 29c ALL COLORS Litter Basket . REG. ·$1.3fj. 1: -~ ' · ' ....- · ~ -· .. ; I · Redwood . REG.$19.95 Reg. I ·.r 1!. \. • • BLAZON ' BOXES . ' ' , ' ·$ 17" ~; Screen •·· · . · Reg. 27.95 WON$ . LUCAS AMERICAN . !. 'V. lOnlv ' Table--14.95 Chair--14.95 ' Arm Chair23.95 ARVIN COLOR TE,LEVIS·ION NO• .W~24:" · REIG. i -~-19 ' ' . ""' · Price for Sets 87.80 .,...,,' . ' $ Settee--33.95 PARK •• ·BENCtl S1J ;22 HurryWeHa~e .~- . " / · Iron . ~ FURNITURE .. ' i ~- .... ti• .. ssJ·~. 9x14 NO. 0625 ' REG. $1.07 NO. 845 1,' ·. ~_;;:. . ··-wh·t . : • ·e·~ . ' I , 5. '9c RINGi . . ,' $12. 9 .' ' ' • I 8x10 NO. 0973 ' ' TE·NTS ' c HU~RY ·' ~ '"-... • ' • h C arcoal ~GALLON SWIM . , . .«'ND SAVE I . I t: 44 SiTTEE ONL' . Reg. 5.95 . ~ RedwoodS REG. $99.95 WE HAVE 7 ONLY --. ,~~~ ~ -~ ONLY : :: : ' •• ~ .1.1- Reg. 1.49 REG. $24.95 I I~ Redwood S < $ WITH FRAME ~-·· LIST PRICE $1.98 1/' ' r 5' SWING Jllll""' ...... aornE 10" 44 ' Screen ~" • i.. YELEVISION. and FRAME '!. .... I REG. $29.95 PLASTIC & NYLON : 19.95 c ·, . JUST . A FEW OF EACH ITEM ' •• ' . I '· .to- ~ . ! LARGE .BOXES HURRY DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS SALE . ; JOWERS ' .. •·· ' \' 13 1\ SET '•! •'.. (I ~ .. ' ·~ .. ·~ �.-' I ~ - . ,. . ,. ' f II ' ' ' ' ' ' ./ '' 'r ' ( { ' , WANT AD \ .1f!IF01tM.4 TION ~- WANT AD .·x'"~..~ '\ IN,OIJI4ATIOII ''lltrta. ·-. Dl'r Mfore PUIIIclt*' DMdiiiW ' •. "'· ·!~ l~., ..tiOnl 6 C61HCiiMII ....i.)*t l' ;. · .. ' ICCI.... Colfttl' t t. ftl, DIY of hbl~ ';fcl\:;_ •r tlctULATieNI . -~ 1""' ,.,u •..., """'• ..., ''"" • rtiHt '"' ............ ... ;.. ...,. Pomeroy. :,.:::n::_w ...... "'-' on. •• . U·TII ... 'N•nt ........... GARAGE, suitable business catiiJ!l, 808 ~· M.rlm ~t • can 8 1 lltp 4 ROOM HOUSE witb bath, nice yard, picket !mice, picture window, 1671 Lincoln Hts. w. · 'Phon• 992-278t or 992-34!2. .tt 7 30 tfc 1 ..mt ,., W.rtl, tnt l1111rftea. Minimum Cfltrwt Ph 11 Ml'ltl pel Wri tlftl ......... ttw t111Hrt1on1. 11 lentl .., ~Mt-rtlonl w...... •............ · 15 " ' unt Otuwtlt 111 ~·• tl 41P. CAitO OF fHANKS • 08tlUAIU!I SI .IO hP 50 word ..,lnlmum E1ch tJid 11t p1ld «ithlll .....ntJ •• ,. 1•. ' . SLIIIID •Df ~ Adlfltlon.-1 Ur Ctt•r• ~ttr ........ Attlt'l" • . Pot Rent 992-2950. . Pomeroy~ OUAUIT Motor Co. I l :!Ole .... ::-:c::-:-o=-·;:-,:;-=-;-~;-:,.,,. .. b- , he fUIII..., ••• -110. 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug, 2. 1967 EmEIIovment Wentecl · .. ··-- ~ · - - - -·· GENERAL "\VOli.K, painting, '. mowing lawt11 IIICI ailrubbory .work, can or co~tact Ed Templeton, Ball;y Run ~ad, I SIGNS UJoAULifl.l p 'FuR~isHim -·apartmeni; · tour room• and bath. Phone 9922682. 7 28 tfc . ;::_· . 1965-SIMCA 4 DOOR . 1965 FORD PICKUP & ft. Flareside, VB engine, heavy duty tires, 1reen flnilh, heater, ~ustorn cab. 1964 CHEVROLET . ) i~· tlc , 66 Pontiac VB Tempest Custom Coupe $2,195 Pomeroy IMotor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:116 P.M. One careful owner. POMEROY, OHIO HARDTOP · . V. V. Johnson & Son . 222 -4th Ave., Huntington Red all vinyl custom interior. Nice '795,0hil . All 61 Modolaltducu \ lnl up II $300.00 ' ROUSH & LYONS I.! CAMPING TRAILERS ' .... Horton 51.-Mooon W. Yo - • ~~­ Wotch For tho Arrtv.r' Of eTOUR·A·HOMEe Llthtwolght Plck·Up UDIATOR TIIUCK CAMPER $795.00up SERVICE All lllew' Racl..tor Shop . ' BLAmNARS I Car • Truck • Heeltr Core e BulldoQr eAII~ WHEEL I. '•· AUONMENT IRAKE Type KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2.fl.f6 HONDA SAJ.fS & SERVICE AND . ., lltANNII r · . II ONI OP Yttll IIICISl PEOh cl Mldclloport, 0. DICK CALL ~WLINGS Rawlings Hond1 S1l11 WY NISI MIOOLEPORl OHIO .. -- - - .. EEk a M'&Ek I'VE.SEEN BEMR SURF IN ABOWL OF ~rr PEA SOUP! OK~Y. OKAYI'l'M · tl'JRR.'t' I SAl D IT ! fJOUJ GIMME' BACI<. M'( SORF60AP.D I _.., . Lts•l Notice . NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MID~LEPORT. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE -. . •.r •, • J .~ • Low.r Prices. GIT RIADY FOR WINTERI · HEATING STOVE$ ON SAL I! :~ I '\IJ ' ~Therm.'LP 0.. H11ter $140,00' With Big ....lecl Gu Tank l~~ttalllld t-.Wtrnl Momlng LP Gn H11ter --... .179,90 , . Witt, Bottled Gn T•nk lnltall~ 1-Whltt Ht~lll 'L.P .0 .. HOlter $140.00 !flitll Beltljecl ~..Tltlk . • I lllllllljld 1...-SIIgler Oil.Heetar, )O,OOI) BTU ___: On Slllt 1-WOOd & CMI ......, 'Jirice It Now ~ :~:~• Hot ·ll11t C!MI HHter I. ike New Warlll Mlimlnil Jacklt . Type Coel' · ·. C:heclc Th'" .. . ,\.iiP.LiA~(:ES . ' ' . · • li'A l'YJL KWVA Yo I _.. O}:JioqiiOiel A LYO.-I:.~YT. , IIIIIICAIIIttAGli Gr ~ • · ' All :WOK TO :all QVAIIDIID ·~'1 M)t'MPI';I\..~' .. &all or m~ LYMD ' · ' · co•.•hl••~·~· . . '· Gat · · ~~ ~ .....,.._ $30.00 to •'· . RUTtA~D F~flliTURE CO'S. '·.· ' ·~'f, ',I Used. ttnltfr• Outl.r ·Stor, , · . ·. :t'UI,U , · Arntld Orato •• ! 1', • • 'r' ·.· ' ' ' , · Ruti•Jld I 1y GiORGI NONOER tiUNNALINI.APACHEe Representative Ill Thle Aree 20 Y11rs Por.. , .' , TRAY.L TRAILIRS .,,., L"4 Duo 'Aiu'" ht · Elmer 1. White, 404~ So. 4th· St., Ironton Sparkling original black fin. :sh, 326 VB engine 250 HP • . 1961 . ' eCOMAN¢ttle CHARLES USLE Syr1c~, Ohio · . $2295 2 Ton. 84" Cab to axle, 825x20 !ires, 292 cu. ln. engtne, cab very clean and solid, 12 ft. in!<ulatt>d van body. ' \ Prl"" Worth Woltint For Por Fr,. Estlmet.. eAiumlnum Awnlnp · eAiumlnum Sic!lna . eAiumlnum !billing• • Aluminum Wlndowa & Daort . • C41r Porti ·ePetios eBiown In insulltlon . . or Coli Ctillep 532-6181 ' " -· \ -· . Cont•ct: BUDGET PRICED furniture oR our third Ooor, budget shop. Ba-~. .IIIUI'I)lture, Mllldlepo,t1 Ohill. · . 21 tiC $1595 . • '.... Business,Services mai.., Wlk Shop, ~NY ~tljorlli!l 81. ....... lad Sirvb. · ' a u. . '1111 · JOOO Series. Red finiah, good tires. radio and heater. Real good milea&e. awen ,..., ..,.. ,.,. ·';) l' POODLE puppies AKC, , 11m 9100!l une; stud 11ttv!Ce 'llid groolnln1.' Phone 99Wt43. $795 1Y PilED LAUWII.I. .I �.-' I ~ - . ,. . ,. ' f II ' ' ' ' ' ' ./ '' 'r ' ( { ' , WANT AD \ .1f!IF01tM.4 TION ~- WANT AD .·x'"~..~ '\ IN,OIJI4ATIOII ''lltrta. ·-. Dl'r Mfore PUIIIclt*' DMdiiiW ' •. "'· ·!~ l~., ..tiOnl 6 C61HCiiMII ....i.)*t l' ;. · .. ' ICCI.... Colfttl' t t. ftl, DIY of hbl~ ';fcl\:;_ •r tlctULATieNI . -~ 1""' ,.,u •..., """'• ..., ''"" • rtiHt '"' ............ ... ;.. ...,. Pomeroy. :,.:::n::_w ...... "'-' on. •• . U·TII ... 'N•nt ........... GARAGE, suitable business catiiJ!l, 808 ~· M.rlm ~t • can 8 1 lltp 4 ROOM HOUSE witb bath, nice yard, picket !mice, picture window, 1671 Lincoln Hts. w. · 'Phon• 992-278t or 992-34!2. .tt 7 30 tfc 1 ..mt ,., W.rtl, tnt l1111rftea. Minimum Cfltrwt Ph 11 Ml'ltl pel Wri tlftl ......... ttw t111Hrt1on1. 11 lentl .., ~Mt-rtlonl w...... •............ · 15 " ' unt Otuwtlt 111 ~·• tl 41P. CAitO OF fHANKS • 08tlUAIU!I SI .IO hP 50 word ..,lnlmum E1ch tJid 11t p1ld «ithlll .....ntJ •• ,. 1•. ' . SLIIIID •Df ~ Adlfltlon.-1 Ur Ctt•r• ~ttr ........ Attlt'l" • . Pot Rent 992-2950. . Pomeroy~ OUAUIT Motor Co. I l :!Ole .... ::-:c::-:-o=-·;:-,:;-=-;-~;-:,.,,. .. b- , he fUIII..., ••• -110. 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug, 2. 1967 EmEIIovment Wentecl · .. ··-- ~ · - - - -·· GENERAL "\VOli.K, painting, '. mowing lawt11 IIICI ailrubbory .work, can or co~tact Ed Templeton, Ball;y Run ~ad, I SIGNS UJoAULifl.l p 'FuR~isHim -·apartmeni; · tour room• and bath. Phone 9922682. 7 28 tfc . ;::_· . 1965-SIMCA 4 DOOR . 1965 FORD PICKUP & ft. Flareside, VB engine, heavy duty tires, 1reen flnilh, heater, ~ustorn cab. 1964 CHEVROLET . ) i~· tlc , 66 Pontiac VB Tempest Custom Coupe $2,195 Pomeroy IMotor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:116 P.M. One careful owner. POMEROY, OHIO HARDTOP · . V. V. Johnson & Son . 222 -4th Ave., Huntington Red all vinyl custom interior. Nice '795,0hil . All 61 Modolaltducu \ lnl up II $300.00 ' ROUSH & LYONS I.! CAMPING TRAILERS ' .... Horton 51.-Mooon W. Yo - • ~~­ Wotch For tho Arrtv.r' Of eTOUR·A·HOMEe Llthtwolght Plck·Up UDIATOR TIIUCK CAMPER $795.00up SERVICE All lllew' Racl..tor Shop . ' BLAmNARS I Car • Truck • Heeltr Core e BulldoQr eAII~ WHEEL I. '•· AUONMENT IRAKE Type KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2.fl.f6 HONDA SAJ.fS & SERVICE AND . ., lltANNII r · . II ONI OP Yttll IIICISl PEOh cl Mldclloport, 0. DICK CALL ~WLINGS Rawlings Hond1 S1l11 WY NISI MIOOLEPORl OHIO .. -- - - .. EEk a M'&Ek I'VE.SEEN BEMR SURF IN ABOWL OF ~rr PEA SOUP! OK~Y. OKAYI'l'M · tl'JRR.'t' I SAl D IT ! fJOUJ GIMME' BACI<. M'( SORF60AP.D I _.., . Lts•l Notice . NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MID~LEPORT. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE -. . •.r •, • J .~ • Low.r Prices. GIT RIADY FOR WINTERI · HEATING STOVE$ ON SAL I! :~ I '\IJ ' ~Therm.'LP 0.. H11ter $140,00' With Big ....lecl Gu Tank l~~ttalllld t-.Wtrnl Momlng LP Gn H11ter --... .179,90 , . Witt, Bottled Gn T•nk lnltall~ 1-Whltt Ht~lll 'L.P .0 .. HOlter $140.00 !flitll Beltljecl ~..Tltlk . • I lllllllljld 1...-SIIgler Oil.Heetar, )O,OOI) BTU ___: On Slllt 1-WOOd & CMI ......, 'Jirice It Now ~ :~:~• Hot ·ll11t C!MI HHter I. ike New Warlll Mlimlnil Jacklt . Type Coel' · ·. C:heclc Th'" .. . ,\.iiP.LiA~(:ES . ' ' . · • li'A l'YJL KWVA Yo I _.. O}:JioqiiOiel A LYO.-I:.~YT. , IIIIIICAIIIttAGli Gr ~ • · ' All :WOK TO :all QVAIIDIID ·~'1 M)t'MPI';I\..~' .. &all or m~ LYMD ' · ' · co•.•hl••~·~· . . '· Gat · · ~~ ~ .....,.._ $30.00 to •'· . RUTtA~D F~flliTURE CO'S. '·.· ' ·~'f, ',I Used. ttnltfr• Outl.r ·Stor, , · . ·. :t'UI,U , · Arntld Orato •• ! 1', • • 'r' ·.· ' ' ' , · Ruti•Jld I 1y GiORGI NONOER tiUNNALINI.APACHEe Representative Ill Thle Aree 20 Y11rs Por.. , .' , TRAY.L TRAILIRS .,,., L"4 Duo 'Aiu'" ht · Elmer 1. White, 404~ So. 4th· St., Ironton Sparkling original black fin. :sh, 326 VB engine 250 HP • . 1961 . ' eCOMAN¢ttle CHARLES USLE Syr1c~, Ohio · . $2295 2 Ton. 84" Cab to axle, 825x20 !ires, 292 cu. ln. engtne, cab very clean and solid, 12 ft. in!<ulatt>d van body. ' \ Prl"" Worth Woltint For Por Fr,. Estlmet.. eAiumlnum Awnlnp · eAiumlnum Sic!lna . eAiumlnum !billing• • Aluminum Wlndowa & Daort . • C41r Porti ·ePetios eBiown In insulltlon . . or Coli Ctillep 532-6181 ' " -· \ -· . Cont•ct: BUDGET PRICED furniture oR our third Ooor, budget shop. Ba-~. .IIIUI'I)lture, Mllldlepo,t1 Ohill. · . 21 tiC $1595 . • '.... Business,Services mai.., Wlk Shop, ~NY ~tljorlli!l 81. ....... lad Sirvb. · ' a u. . '1111 · JOOO Series. Red finiah, good tires. radio and heater. Real good milea&e. awen ,..., ..,.. ,.,. ·';) l' POODLE puppies AKC, , 11m 9100!l une; stud 11ttv!Ce 'llid groolnln1.' Phone 99Wt43. $795 1Y PilED LAUWII.I. .I �/ .. · · ··:· ! c... _;·..·:::· ' . 1•': ' ;..o :, ...J '····· •. • -~ :r· .·.:·:.' · '· · ·'-·. ' . !1 ·· •·· ·· ." •· ~• ,. •· , •' : ·: .· ''I- 1·•. ::-· •.:::.••«-.· ~( . ., ' ' r . ::::\ -- ~ J · ·" · ...•• ,I'/' ·· ' - ·· ... . ... ' }: j~f)·;;-I'~J~f:~.'il)-; l'l"'-i·£J.1 Xt by · · L L her eague , .No~ RequirecUFREE RACE TO.RICH~ G~e Tiekets At AnY'Kr6ger Store! WATCH D 'CIDC IN FULL THE Ail :1!10 cOLOR WCHS-1\r CHANNEL 8 C p;lltJitl, no, K,.... C... 'IMI Wt I llli..O. .' the rlthl It 1111111 . I lid I , EVERY,:lVED~DAY · ~ I I I 3;; DOUai.NIU:STIO Smoked Jowl •••..• ' ' Pore Lard ------- 3 ~~49c ' ''""' w Dillners ......••.. 2 :, $1.29 "I'RICIIC YOUR PR111211t'" Tt!UIMI)' Oe8811 Pereh ... 5 29c lb. ARMOUR STAft') • \'IJI&oie·lu•lleof,,Turlley,.'eJlllo..,; W Syraruse lmok.,rWhoto ISUDIIII?b· 45c:) Picnics .......•. . . •.. 39c lb. Turkeys:;_---~ ..... . 39c lb. $2.33 Merry Makers .... ,.,.. 43c '~ Milko Puffs· 11 ... .... 41c Oxydol ., ~ K_.CoanodEv-- Colletlo 1M lleof I Gh' I Got Sol (!AVI $1 f7) Hair Spray .. 3 '!.:· $1 111 TNifo•••• Pepsodent .. 2 "!.:,$1 • I ... Noodles ••..•. 3 :: $1 1-lb. Fig Bars·-- 2 Ill, 39c pkg. 1(_ ..... '*'- Bread . . . . . 4 &!:.: 88c 2 1 f • NCIIEG, OR Dill' 'l ' ··' (fiii!OU~ Veget'!fe . Stokely Brand Applesauce· Shortening 3 f:ct~ .. :~ ....... ~ .. 3! S1J9 Cheese •••• ~ I(.., lb. 57c 11M: -~ Pilla Buttermilk 2 lb. Eolmoro ~.:': 69c K-lrllltll'lwn 'Lemonade • Jllk ,.. $1· Margarine • 6 ...... . C.. nit r·. Club Brtnd Ice ·. Cream K- 1:: 1:: A ........ tNt; Ll.,W Dolo-1 I ·, -FRBlrap 28c fl. nil • Hllto Mowt.o.. ~!if"'"• I French Fries 5 ~ 79c Navy · Detergent .· · f/ Beans Tide 4 s. R. Houoo '1 10.,., Spray Beans--·--··7 ':..*$1 Rai4'. ------- ~=- 99e IARIICUi P!U..:., I iiiiJor&l Sauc~ _ A• 'I '-1 ,.... $1 3 boHln Peas .. ____ . 7':.:U $1 gimat box Pllfa I Flour------ 5 :, 39c AtaullletiiGret~ Dried IIGMINO PUll CANI 1 Biscuits . "- 12 I c':. $1 ANGEL' FOOD Cakes ·__ ••. 39c sl.o9 Sugar ••••••••••••• 19c Rice - Jumbo 27 Size Crisco -39c lto. ... . . . . . . llr . . . Grapes .... 35c Ill. .... Cantaloupes Fluffo lb. 39c Wnch 10c :AllPurpou. Potatoes l'rooh Groea Onions ... L- Escarole Ill) ... 19c \ Endive l'lt.llt Blueberries •••••••••• 3·- st · 3 ..... 79c ·' ! .·~ ~· • .. ~1). iN(; Rump Roast ... ·· -~ · •· lb. 99c Fried Fish Sticks l-Ib...... CAP'N.,JOHN FROZEN Bonelen Roast _ -_· _ lb. 99c Sulton! Frozen, 3 V•rletles, 8-oz. pies Pot Pies .. · .. · .. ··. 5 pies 99c Jumbo Bologna _... t p \\.~ · lb. .._. ~ BRAUNSCHWIIGII . ~it!De A---.-.-;-.,.- '-' ·~ FROZEN TURKEYS SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED ALL GOOD BRAND COOKED HAMS SLiCED BACON "$tOr~ · . Ate~pt .. wllh lido .......... ,.,..,_ ., ,OOd, 2 ..... ~ Sliltlwldl er lt*u Buut ........ 115/rt ! • .1, ' .. "' ~·· ·;$ .'i '' I.. ~-~ ·r-··<: . -. ' ., , .• '. . ·' .,_.,. • .,. I .' 2·1b. PKG. ._, 59( doz. l JUMBO SIZE Cucumbers each IOc SHdless Gr,pes _ _ . lb. 39c CALIFORNIA PLUMP ~ . '. DRI·NK -:3 89' . 3 59« Sho"'ning ·C. h . ,.. . J9c . 49c ·~ POTATO BREAD : . JANE PeR ft9~ JANE P'AIKER Ml~eWith Potato Flour r. l•lb. ) IOIVtl ' ··· .. . ' . ' . G•llon · Jug .. I I~E:,( ~R~~·- . 9'9c .'• . ,GALJ.GN . \ ' ,1 ' • _,, I ' 1 ' I - ' l :. i ' Phyllis Bul'lll • $100 Lula Presion $75.00 ooln,.no. Golllpolls, Ohio .. d C•k• - r " ' each 45• H~tyle I . Donuts........;:_ doz. 45c :· JA~E PARKER SANDWICH CRIME ·Cookln 1~ lb. pkg. 39c · \. I . ·· .X .,. ' PLAY AT AND . · .· I . Ange . Clnr ' MARVEL VANILLA ~. .{, ,. • ' 114 quart 69c, Potato'Chips ..,.. H2 lb. box 89e . lb. con ( .Strawberries JANE ;.lRKER JANE PARKER Orang~ 'I Honey Dew MeiO!fs ~ea. 69c.l Jane Parker Favorites! Fine Grocery Features ! t):-·- Ibis' dsy In hlstoll')'; !DU, RU!lsla j """ $1 oo. ' EIGHT O'CLO.CK . CO~fJE ' . GREEN PEPPERS OR GREEN ONiONS MILD AND MELLOW . 6·· -9' c !SLUEBERRIES "" ' Specia l A&P Coffee Sale! t:ji!W-A&P BltANP ' I FRESHPLUMP : ,. SWEET CORN CO"RIOHT e 1..7,. THE GREAT ATLANTIC I MCiriC TIA CO., INC. . r ' -HOME <lRclWN ' a~!. ilii-!T 541L', ••. .. l·lb pkg.• . ... $~.35 f•'• ;' , - ] ' Not evecy'~riean offer you cUstom·ground bean coffee. A&P can and does. · ,, Shouldn't A&P be your store? WHITE 8EAU11, , 3t I Superior .Brand 1-ib. pkg. 79c So if you want the finest cup ' of ''The Think-Drink" you've ever tasted; bqy an,d.b~w one of A&P's three Bean Coffee ble1' .1,..... Eight O'®ocki Red Cii-ele or Bokar; ....• , Perch P11r\i~"''~2: Ita. ;tit. .;\f Porterhouse Steau ·~ tlr. $1;at Delmonico Steaks_ .. $U9 Eye of Rollnd Roast _ lb. $1.29 Beef Strips,,for 'Braising .lb. 8'9c ·~· t• .• , ' _, ~ ltiltll; Haddock Dinriel'l CAP'N JOHN BRIADID BONELESS ; ~-- .t 0 ~;~~:( ~~~-visited Tllll COUPON GOOf' FOR Jt IXTIIA TOP VALUI STAMPS .... ...... . LC-AP'-N-JD_H_N_F-RO-Z-!N _ _ _.,._ GENERAUS SHANi< MA1110NS L'Enfant, lb~e; who designed ~ 78c OJil'eOil 99' 1-8-0-N-EL_E_S_S_ _ _ _ _ _ __.i \ TOP ROUND Why does A&P still offer coffees in the bean? Basically, because "We Care!' Specifically, ~'use we know these facts: The coffee bean is nature's seal that holds the flavor. ' Once that seal is broken by grinding, flavor fades .. , NO MATTER HOW IT'S PACKAGED. The shorter the time between grinding the ~ and brewing your coffee, the greater ., the flavor. I liver lrllld 2 ey I' 59e :-. y. .... p,_. Crlalde Cui l<nlor ll'lllld Kandu . --·-~' 3 ::0 $1 Yummies .... ..... Nowadays, very few stores offer yqp bean coffee. 1 I' ,., K_l....,d Loo9Jonr ' l SIRL-OIN STEAKS BONELESS ROUND ROAST ~ 89c 1 'lr , I l!ilSJJID IJuV bl!ilD CDifl!l!1 1 ' ctm~ COIIIIIry 0... ........... 75c ,Catsup . u ... Httle - 49r. B) ADA sLAcK·Mr. anet· ·Mrs. Ronald Provo . fS. S and Mr Leonard Provo of West . Mrs. David Ashley was hon- Palm Bea~h, Fla., are guests ored with a Iaveii~ shower ( of Mrs. Provo's parents, Mr. Monday nigl1t at the home of and Mrf;f!tYirgll Teaford and Jean Zikrle. who was co-hos- April and ' Bruce. tess for the shower with Sue Mr. and .• ldrs. Robert Gant of Zirkle. Portsmouth visited friends here Games were played w It h· over the weekend. ' prizes being won by .Ella Barn:: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sel- l 1art, Zelia Riley, Bobby Ash- Iers of cilumbus and Mrs. Davley and Sharon Ashley. T he id Flanagan and daughters, Elhootle matt! was carried out in Iee, Betnty Jean and Joyce of the cake decorations. Ca k e, I Fintlla,1 spent Saturday w lth punch, Ice . cream, coffOj' ,and ; Mrs. A f.,. Flanagan and son. nuts in cups made as replicas Robert. and Mr. Seller's mnlh. of diapers were served Paol- I er. Mrs. R. F. Sellers. f1er replicas ·were given as . Mrs Christena Grimm spent !avo!'!!. · . · a week at Buckeye Lake with 1 _Those preSI'nl besides those . her son. Floyd and family. She, I already named were Diane Ca. I also visite\t her olh<r sons, Rob. j ruthrrs, Garnet Ashley, Paula ert an~ Reese and their !amiAshley, Martha Frv, Max In e 1lies, and Mr. and Mrs. James Ow•ils. Maxine Lee, Ethel Dav- i McDonald of Columbus. I is, Etta l.emley, Norma Zirkle, Mr. and Mrs. F.a!oh llfclnSharon YQu~g and l -inda Owens. lyre and children, Terry and · Others presenting gifts to , Kitty. of Baltimore, Md., visiiMNJ. Ashley were FanniE ' ed their aunt, Mrs. Lottie She!- 'I Yeauger, Ruth Hysell, T e ri' field . ,_ Tho'llpson. _Che•ter 7.lrkle. Dan·'r Visitln~ ,Rev. and Mrs. ·' ny Zirkle, Charlene Hysell. Ma- son H Stebbins were Mr. and bel Neym~yer. ~andv Neymey- 1Mrs. Robert Carnes of Tampa, er, Jennie Little and C a 1h y Fla., Rev. and Mrs. Mer I e I Hood. Wolfe and, Mrs. Pearl Hall of McConnelsville. Annnnl Picnic for Mrs. Clara Probts, of Hunt. • d lngton ~nd Mrs Frankie Ew1,e~Jnn l'llDOUnce , ing of P,l!meroy visited Mr. and · PT. PLBiiSANT'"- The an· Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds. ~ual ~merlcan !.eglon pl~nic Calli"B .on Mr. and Mrs. .or eg10nalres and auxlhary ville Crooks Sunday we•e her ' members and their families brotheri l£eMfilrd Kay, and her Will be held Sunday, August 6, cousins, Mr. and Mrs. David at the L. R. Gerlach farm be- Kay, Milia Owens and WiUie ginning at IO ~.m. Johnson!b! New Haven. Members are asked to bring Visiting ' Mr. and Mrs. Cllf. a covered di•h or th•ir choice I' lord Decker were his mother. and other refreshm~nts will be Mrs. ES!ile ·Decker , and sister, served by the l.egoon. Games Mrs. IEJi¥.'helb Hawk of Meand prlze8 for all ages will be Arthur and another sister, Mrs. beld. Genevieve Quillen of Phoenix, Music will be presented by I Arizon~~ • West Wears and his Echo Rhy- Rec6/.!l· ~unday dinner guests lhm Boys. of 'dtl' Roy · Winebrenner were Mr. and Mrs. George Mer MRS, HARRAH WAS ILL rltt Pj!ula and Jean .and DougIn a recent ·accou. nt of a pic- las an'p Barney Merritt. Wloeelnic of the pii!l 'matrons of Evan- Ing, j't0 Va.; Iilrs. Harold Weavgeline Chapter. order of East- er, Peggy and·:Mlchael, St. Louern Star, It was reported that isvllle; Lln<JI! Weaver of MarlMrs. Roma Haw~ins thanlced ~Ia, • . iln4 ~•. l'flll\am the group for remembrances Gordo1Fihnebrenner and ~IJ.IY durin~ an Illness. It .wa~ . Mrs. AM, and Miss Ellzabetb MerRo!ll& Harrah who. has been ritt, IO'tal. · lll. SP4 Joines R. While relumed a 1\j'O weeki II Tile Almanac ( :~:~ fe1Mirv~ camp at Camp Today is Wednesday, Aug. 2. , Port Clinton. · Mrs. lhll214th day ,of 1967 with 151 White , daughter, Mary Beth follow. . ·· stayed ·lie~ ,molber•. 14J:s,:ll Tile moon Is bellfj!ell 1(1< ftose SChwari of MasOII'.''" ., · Mr. and Mts. Woodrow Whit. qua;ter -and new phase. 'J1le morn(ng stars · latc:i - • ·~•tl'Idren:, t~Ji~~~ and Mercury,.,: <..·. 1~. I el~ln. orE 'J1le evening stars ~ a w With his and Venus. Ok'y WOod.,, · ' "t 1• Herman · l:ll8ritf of 'M~mroe;ll !lorn on this ·-/bly.ln M ' A h/ Qood 2&011 $ 1issue .••. 5 ....._ 1.05 ltv. ttc Opera Cremes 31c 12 ••• pk•• ..;!,( WltiN I ,,,,... C4o11n Towels ... 3 :!'" 89c Milk . . . . . . . 7 :. $1 ; )I...... Sorifty Noles Baby Shower lsGivenlor Youq.. T....., »12111. .... :~ $1.79 I ' ...., "Super-Right" Meats! Itlsn't ' Dtcontor & A - Cclon Bounty (2c Off) 2 "' . 37c I ' ' Coffee I 111. SUCHEit~. Fryer:s .• --- --..... . •. 39c . Moxwoll Houoo '·... . ~g5"": ..·,. 1 -c:rs ... ~Compo ovolloblo wllh coupoa IM' 11111· purcfiooo of 2 plcfl, · Chlckoa Porto, 1:1 ,, d W Doobl.......,.., Fryon. ,..... ll) :· KA!IIB QUAUTY T ..... .~'ii'W.,. ' I .7ifJO p.M. lb. ••v•xtr. TV w·.• #J,a·re . .'l N lb. I) 4-rn-_: 1 •'1'•. "CmCKEN PARTS " I ., Breasts .w~~~o • • • • • 111. 49c Whole Legs .. 45e Thighs ..•..• flo, 49c Livers .•..... Pt. 69e Giblets . •.... •. 39e Wings ...... . 29c \ ·Backs &Neeks lb. 10c 1 I CUT-UP lb. WBOLE lb. ·,rot.;.-9.':* ''*!J'?JI·' Kroger U. S. Gov. l111peetetl Fresh Fryers ... . · and brother-in-law . 'llr. a visii t.ere wtth her father, They wer~ enroute ,,holl!e fro!ll, l{Jver 1~eWS , !Marmet, Queep C!~ ~ 7:35 8111!111, ~ and Mrs. Raymond Teaford. ·~d Mr. Harold Duck..worth. <' ' · lluntl~· where Jhey had v1•· . · · - 1p. m ; Fort Dearl!fqi .~Rwn 11:· Bl-do~ ,._ fiiM·i,nov~ " famtl~ of ·Mmersville R, 0, . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Benl.t of !ted M1 and Mrs. Millard Dtf~k· · 15 pm.; Alan R._1j_trrl~ down ' :llq-'.'f-l!v, ·~ t~ ·NIIIo!W 1· ~~el~,rd,ed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spr~er Ma~iun called .oii Mrs. Agnes wort~ ~nd Mrs. June MCC<llri'\1> · Gauges ~ Gallipolis, 12.1 and Ll5 a.m.; 0. £ S.bearet,up _5:_: /®w~ .5~10 .a.m.; up 1 and two daughters of R1Ch- White. · ·. •. patient _at St, Mar.y s ~~~.. .•28 running 4 feet of rollet•; 30 a.m.; Wjpfield, ·!til-;, Stille ! ·a :m;~ Lock Z3, LoeGI!IG41 Polk Ut mood, Calif., and Mrs. DrU!lll- Mr. and Mrs Rlcha\'d . Gar. p1t;ll. · . 1'1 . Pleasont. 23.96: Pomeroy- down 12:55 a.m:: SolvaY down ~.~ ·f •21l ·._,.n.; Fr~nl!lbl .,~ret A .play script to he use~ for Ia Ho~•e of Columbus were rl'_tt of · Barberton •~nt a day Mrs. Mary Weaver ~nd dau~h-Mason, 21.01; Hinton, 0.87 fall- 5:35 a.mi . up 7:40 .a.m:; G~ Locks, the Daily Vacation Bible School weekend guests of Mr. and wtth their aunt, . ~rs. ~oy ter. Peggy, of S~ .. Louo'l"llle, re- ing; Kanawha Falls, 2.64 fall· , . _Lock I M~rk. ~- up Me.I. 13•. Lu<;Y· ~Abl ~~; WaiW >HouJland was recorded Sun~ay niRht Mrs. 'Morris Harden. . Wlnebrenner.,and family._ cently spent a yeek' ~lth ber mg; Charleston, 18.05 talllng.J Oblo River 1 when the Luther League of St. Mr. adn Mrs. John Slack and G.len. Eq.epe and Denzil Hud- Rlolher. Mrs. Roy Wmeb,cn- London, Marmet, and Wmfoeld, Jane Lucas up UO p. m.; l up·7<15 p.11ri?r~.1fphyr down Paul and·'St. John Lutneran sons, John ·m : and Donald. of son nave relul'fled to their em- ner. A son. Michael. remalnell' ar. on the sill. 1 . ' . ·: ~ -1 p:_m. : Val~~~;J:45 p.m.; Churches ''met at the st. l'auJ Canton were weekeild guests of, plo~ment on the lakes after a for a longer >:if,. Boot Movemeofo: IJames R. lljnQS .down S:~.m.;• OVEC up 11 p.lii'.; ~ P. Church "' · .his mother, Mrs. Ada Slack. : vacation at their homes here. Miss\ Carolyn' Lipscomb of Gallipolis Loeb - Jeffboat L<>Ck 14, Vulcan up 4:30 p._m.:. calhoun "'!P'•4t• ·:a.ill.t,•J. I. The rel O'hting Mil ~e . pre. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr.s. Paul Koes. Miss washington, D. C.. is spending .down 7:20 p.m.; Elisha Woods B~by Lere up 6:25,· Steel · wiS. 11~\\f~~~l~·rn.;, l\lt•enisented jn 1,,jhe Bible Scchoo: Harley Johnson. and children Eleanor Rob~on and Debbie ..,me ' time witli her parents, un 12:211 a.m.; Elgercliff down .r:llpper up 2:p5 a.m.; Beckjord !wood d~;J.~-.~•··l· which has heen schedul•d for and relative~ m Rutland. Hartenbach of Po111eroy spent ¥r an<1 Mrs. Allen Llpscomb i i2'SS a.m.; William H. Zimmer lup 5:30 a.m.;S1 M. Jeny up \ , '' ... . August .2.b. zs at the St Paul Mrs. Evelyn Moore and a week at Myrtle Beach, S. o:. l'lind family. Iup 2 a.m.: H. E. Bowles down :6:3> a.m.; Lock\~f, Principio · ·. .., · · · Gha"lt. ll'iie acting will takedaughte~. Cheryl, spent several Billy _ Larc~nt of Cilium-, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane 2:40a.m. i"n 11 . ~.m. : Lock 16, DunC'oln · wrote place by ·liiurines moved oh.out days woth Mr. and Mrs. W!l- . bus was a guest of Mr. and and two grandSOIIS bave moved Kanawha River - London, Bruce up 7 a.m.; Loek 18, Penll- ~ utglng bv magtift!sm on a miniature ' liam Cundiff and family, Wall- ' Mrs. Howard Largent: . from Mlddleporfto the Alvla l---~-~ · --- ··· · ···- sylvan!~ up 5:15 a.m.: Jeffer- to Atomic stage. bridge. . . I Mr. and Mrs. carr· Our.~- Cross property, Sixth St. I her brother and sister-in-law, BOO 'up 7 a.m.; Lock 20, St. him developDuring H.e meeting. the youth Mr and Mrs. Sam Armell worth or"Coshocton spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs George Salz- ( Mr. and Mrs. Wlllia l.eading- Marys down 4:40 a.m:; }, E. r:=~~~r::f!d: sons have their day with Al!!le& Whiteman of Manslleld visited with ham and daughters.. Vickers down 5:15 a.m.; -lti1ik- -~ . . made plllJI.l for a campin~ trip : · I to beghf jrhursd,ay. Refresh, . · ments were served by Jim and Dor Anderson. The new i ( .. ...:..,.___...________.:..I'---. . . sJ)Onson Mr. and Mrs. Joe · . "-''?>' · · Thoren were welcomed. · ' .: . Tho.e :present were Louise JIM PATI'.ERSON I Michael !~v Kautz. ~anet F!ck. l James Patterson Portia d Lenore Michael. K1m F lc k, · jnst back from ~aiDing "1 ~ ! Jim An~~hon. Stan Coates. , auto front eot work at 0 VI· Don Anil$Json, Tom Hamm. enna, w. va .. school, is em- I William !!9wnle. Jr., Mr. and : '. ployed by the Porn roy Home Mrs. Thoren and the Rev. and •nd Auto Store, ~ E. Main Mrs. Brian ' Engel. ONE CUT FROM St. Patterson Is skilled io Tif-t-- PRICE BOTTOM tune-up, brakes, and front end NONE ROUND allgnmenl He Is married and PRICED lb. lb. ' bas two ehllilren. • HIGHER ,) i NEWTVGAME ••• .I ' ' . 1 .~ ..,_., ~Ju,, .• -.,. up,5;m .· @; PoD1 ··. ..' -~ . ...1 •. . J ' . , c~··"' '"' . !X . -~ <·£:1; BONUS BINGO �/ .. · · ··:· ! c... _;·..·:::· ' . 1•': ' ;..o :, ...J '····· •. • -~ :r· .·.:·:.' · '· · ·'-·. ' . !1 ·· •·· ·· ." •· ~• ,. •· , •' : ·: .· ''I- 1·•. ::-· •.:::.••«-.· ~( . ., ' ' r . ::::\ -- ~ J · ·" · ...•• ,I'/' ·· ' - ·· ... . ... ' }: j~f)·;;-I'~J~f:~.'il)-; l'l"'-i·£J.1 Xt by · · L L her eague , .No~ RequirecUFREE RACE TO.RICH~ G~e Tiekets At AnY'Kr6ger Store! WATCH D 'CIDC IN FULL THE Ail :1!10 cOLOR WCHS-1\r CHANNEL 8 C p;lltJitl, no, K,.... C... 'IMI Wt I llli..O. .' the rlthl It 1111111 . I lid I , EVERY,:lVED~DAY · ~ I I I 3;; DOUai.NIU:STIO Smoked Jowl •••..• ' ' Pore Lard ------- 3 ~~49c ' ''""' w Dillners ......••.. 2 :, $1.29 "I'RICIIC YOUR PR111211t'" Tt!UIMI)' Oe8811 Pereh ... 5 29c lb. ARMOUR STAft') • \'IJI&oie·lu•lleof,,Turlley,.'eJlllo..,; W Syraruse lmok.,rWhoto ISUDIIII?b· 45c:) Picnics .......•. . . •.. 39c lb. Turkeys:;_---~ ..... . 39c lb. $2.33 Merry Makers .... ,.,.. 43c '~ Milko Puffs· 11 ... .... 41c Oxydol ., ~ K_.CoanodEv-- Colletlo 1M lleof I Gh' I Got Sol (!AVI $1 f7) Hair Spray .. 3 '!.:· $1 111 TNifo•••• Pepsodent .. 2 "!.:,$1 • I ... Noodles ••..•. 3 :: $1 1-lb. Fig Bars·-- 2 Ill, 39c pkg. 1(_ ..... '*'- Bread . . . . . 4 &!:.: 88c 2 1 f • NCIIEG, OR Dill' 'l ' ··' (fiii!OU~ Veget'!fe . Stokely Brand Applesauce· Shortening 3 f:ct~ .. :~ ....... ~ .. 3! S1J9 Cheese •••• ~ I(.., lb. 57c 11M: -~ Pilla Buttermilk 2 lb. Eolmoro ~.:': 69c K-lrllltll'lwn 'Lemonade • Jllk ,.. $1· Margarine • 6 ...... . C.. nit r·. Club Brtnd Ice ·. Cream K- 1:: 1:: A ........ tNt; Ll.,W Dolo-1 I ·, -FRBlrap 28c fl. nil • Hllto Mowt.o.. ~!if"'"• I French Fries 5 ~ 79c Navy · Detergent .· · f/ Beans Tide 4 s. R. Houoo '1 10.,., Spray Beans--·--··7 ':..*$1 Rai4'. ------- ~=- 99e IARIICUi P!U..:., I iiiiJor&l Sauc~ _ A• 'I '-1 ,.... $1 3 boHln Peas .. ____ . 7':.:U $1 gimat box Pllfa I Flour------ 5 :, 39c AtaullletiiGret~ Dried IIGMINO PUll CANI 1 Biscuits . "- 12 I c':. $1 ANGEL' FOOD Cakes ·__ ••. 39c sl.o9 Sugar ••••••••••••• 19c Rice - Jumbo 27 Size Crisco -39c lto. ... . . . . . . llr . . . Grapes .... 35c Ill. .... Cantaloupes Fluffo lb. 39c Wnch 10c :AllPurpou. Potatoes l'rooh Groea Onions ... L- Escarole Ill) ... 19c \ Endive l'lt.llt Blueberries •••••••••• 3·- st · 3 ..... 79c ·' ! .·~ ~· • .. ~1). iN(; Rump Roast ... ·· -~ · •· lb. 99c Fried Fish Sticks l-Ib...... CAP'N.,JOHN FROZEN Bonelen Roast _ -_· _ lb. 99c Sulton! Frozen, 3 V•rletles, 8-oz. pies Pot Pies .. · .. · .. ··. 5 pies 99c Jumbo Bologna _... t p \\.~ · lb. .._. ~ BRAUNSCHWIIGII . ~it!De A---.-.-;-.,.- '-' ·~ FROZEN TURKEYS SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED ALL GOOD BRAND COOKED HAMS SLiCED BACON "$tOr~ · . Ate~pt .. wllh lido .......... ,.,..,_ ., ,OOd, 2 ..... ~ Sliltlwldl er lt*u Buut ........ 115/rt ! • .1, ' .. "' ~·· ·;$ .'i '' I.. ~-~ ·r-··<: . -. ' ., , .• '. . ·' .,_.,. • .,. I .' 2·1b. PKG. ._, 59( doz. l JUMBO SIZE Cucumbers each IOc SHdless Gr,pes _ _ . lb. 39c CALIFORNIA PLUMP ~ . '. DRI·NK -:3 89' . 3 59« Sho"'ning ·C. h . ,.. . J9c . 49c ·~ POTATO BREAD : . JANE PeR ft9~ JANE P'AIKER Ml~eWith Potato Flour r. l•lb. ) IOIVtl ' ··· .. . ' . ' . G•llon · Jug .. I I~E:,( ~R~~·- . 9'9c .'• . ,GALJ.GN . \ ' ,1 ' • _,, I ' 1 ' I - ' l :. i ' Phyllis Bul'lll • $100 Lula Presion $75.00 ooln,.no. Golllpolls, Ohio .. d C•k• - r " ' each 45• H~tyle I . Donuts........;:_ doz. 45c :· JA~E PARKER SANDWICH CRIME ·Cookln 1~ lb. pkg. 39c · \. I . ·· .X .,. ' PLAY AT AND . · .· I . Ange . Clnr ' MARVEL VANILLA ~. .{, ,. • ' 114 quart 69c, Potato'Chips ..,.. H2 lb. box 89e . lb. con ( .Strawberries JANE ;.lRKER JANE PARKER Orang~ 'I Honey Dew MeiO!fs ~ea. 69c.l Jane Parker Favorites! Fine Grocery Features ! t):-·- Ibis' dsy In hlstoll')'; !DU, RU!lsla j """ $1 oo. ' EIGHT O'CLO.CK . CO~fJE ' . GREEN PEPPERS OR GREEN ONiONS MILD AND MELLOW . 6·· -9' c !SLUEBERRIES "" ' Specia l A&P Coffee Sale! t:ji!W-A&P BltANP ' I FRESHPLUMP : ,. SWEET CORN CO"RIOHT e 1..7,. THE GREAT ATLANTIC I MCiriC TIA CO., INC. . r ' -HOME <lRclWN ' a~!. ilii-!T 541L', ••. .. l·lb pkg.• . ... $~.35 f•'• ;' , - ] ' Not evecy'~riean offer you cUstom·ground bean coffee. A&P can and does. · ,, Shouldn't A&P be your store? WHITE 8EAU11, , 3t I Superior .Brand 1-ib. pkg. 79c So if you want the finest cup ' of ''The Think-Drink" you've ever tasted; bqy an,d.b~w one of A&P's three Bean Coffee ble1' .1,..... Eight O'®ocki Red Cii-ele or Bokar; ....• , Perch P11r\i~"''~2: Ita. ;tit. .;\f Porterhouse Steau ·~ tlr. $1;at Delmonico Steaks_ .. $U9 Eye of Rollnd Roast _ lb. $1.29 Beef Strips,,for 'Braising .lb. 8'9c ·~· t• .• , ' _, ~ ltiltll; Haddock Dinriel'l CAP'N JOHN BRIADID BONELESS ; ~-- .t 0 ~;~~:( ~~~-visited Tllll COUPON GOOf' FOR Jt IXTIIA TOP VALUI STAMPS .... ...... . LC-AP'-N-JD_H_N_F-RO-Z-!N _ _ _.,._ GENERAUS SHANi< MA1110NS L'Enfant, lb~e; who designed ~ 78c OJil'eOil 99' 1-8-0-N-EL_E_S_S_ _ _ _ _ _ __.i \ TOP ROUND Why does A&P still offer coffees in the bean? Basically, because "We Care!' Specifically, ~'use we know these facts: The coffee bean is nature's seal that holds the flavor. ' Once that seal is broken by grinding, flavor fades .. , NO MATTER HOW IT'S PACKAGED. The shorter the time between grinding the ~ and brewing your coffee, the greater ., the flavor. I liver lrllld 2 ey I' 59e :-. y. .... p,_. Crlalde Cui l<nlor ll'lllld Kandu . --·-~' 3 ::0 $1 Yummies .... ..... Nowadays, very few stores offer yqp bean coffee. 1 I' ,., K_l....,d Loo9Jonr ' l SIRL-OIN STEAKS BONELESS ROUND ROAST ~ 89c 1 'lr , I l!ilSJJID IJuV bl!ilD CDifl!l!1 1 ' ctm~ COIIIIIry 0... ........... 75c ,Catsup . u ... Httle - 49r. B) ADA sLAcK·Mr. anet· ·Mrs. Ronald Provo . fS. S and Mr Leonard Provo of West . Mrs. David Ashley was hon- Palm Bea~h, Fla., are guests ored with a Iaveii~ shower ( of Mrs. Provo's parents, Mr. Monday nigl1t at the home of and Mrf;f!tYirgll Teaford and Jean Zikrle. who was co-hos- April and ' Bruce. tess for the shower with Sue Mr. and .• ldrs. Robert Gant of Zirkle. Portsmouth visited friends here Games were played w It h· over the weekend. ' prizes being won by .Ella Barn:: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sel- l 1art, Zelia Riley, Bobby Ash- Iers of cilumbus and Mrs. Davley and Sharon Ashley. T he id Flanagan and daughters, Elhootle matt! was carried out in Iee, Betnty Jean and Joyce of the cake decorations. Ca k e, I Fintlla,1 spent Saturday w lth punch, Ice . cream, coffOj' ,and ; Mrs. A f.,. Flanagan and son. nuts in cups made as replicas Robert. and Mr. Seller's mnlh. of diapers were served Paol- I er. Mrs. R. F. Sellers. f1er replicas ·were given as . Mrs Christena Grimm spent !avo!'!!. · . · a week at Buckeye Lake with 1 _Those preSI'nl besides those . her son. Floyd and family. She, I already named were Diane Ca. I also visite\t her olh<r sons, Rob. j ruthrrs, Garnet Ashley, Paula ert an~ Reese and their !amiAshley, Martha Frv, Max In e 1lies, and Mr. and Mrs. James Ow•ils. Maxine Lee, Ethel Dav- i McDonald of Columbus. I is, Etta l.emley, Norma Zirkle, Mr. and Mrs. F.a!oh llfclnSharon YQu~g and l -inda Owens. lyre and children, Terry and · Others presenting gifts to , Kitty. of Baltimore, Md., visiiMNJ. Ashley were FanniE ' ed their aunt, Mrs. Lottie She!- 'I Yeauger, Ruth Hysell, T e ri' field . ,_ Tho'llpson. _Che•ter 7.lrkle. Dan·'r Visitln~ ,Rev. and Mrs. ·' ny Zirkle, Charlene Hysell. Ma- son H Stebbins were Mr. and bel Neym~yer. ~andv Neymey- 1Mrs. Robert Carnes of Tampa, er, Jennie Little and C a 1h y Fla., Rev. and Mrs. Mer I e I Hood. Wolfe and, Mrs. Pearl Hall of McConnelsville. Annnnl Picnic for Mrs. Clara Probts, of Hunt. • d lngton ~nd Mrs Frankie Ew1,e~Jnn l'llDOUnce , ing of P,l!meroy visited Mr. and · PT. PLBiiSANT'"- The an· Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds. ~ual ~merlcan !.eglon pl~nic Calli"B .on Mr. and Mrs. .or eg10nalres and auxlhary ville Crooks Sunday we•e her ' members and their families brotheri l£eMfilrd Kay, and her Will be held Sunday, August 6, cousins, Mr. and Mrs. David at the L. R. Gerlach farm be- Kay, Milia Owens and WiUie ginning at IO ~.m. Johnson!b! New Haven. Members are asked to bring Visiting ' Mr. and Mrs. Cllf. a covered di•h or th•ir choice I' lord Decker were his mother. and other refreshm~nts will be Mrs. ES!ile ·Decker , and sister, served by the l.egoon. Games Mrs. IEJi¥.'helb Hawk of Meand prlze8 for all ages will be Arthur and another sister, Mrs. beld. Genevieve Quillen of Phoenix, Music will be presented by I Arizon~~ • West Wears and his Echo Rhy- Rec6/.!l· ~unday dinner guests lhm Boys. of 'dtl' Roy · Winebrenner were Mr. and Mrs. George Mer MRS, HARRAH WAS ILL rltt Pj!ula and Jean .and DougIn a recent ·accou. nt of a pic- las an'p Barney Merritt. Wloeelnic of the pii!l 'matrons of Evan- Ing, j't0 Va.; Iilrs. Harold Weavgeline Chapter. order of East- er, Peggy and·:Mlchael, St. Louern Star, It was reported that isvllle; Lln<JI! Weaver of MarlMrs. Roma Haw~ins thanlced ~Ia, • . iln4 ~•. l'flll\am the group for remembrances Gordo1Fihnebrenner and ~IJ.IY durin~ an Illness. It .wa~ . Mrs. AM, and Miss Ellzabetb MerRo!ll& Harrah who. has been ritt, IO'tal. · lll. SP4 Joines R. While relumed a 1\j'O weeki II Tile Almanac ( :~:~ fe1Mirv~ camp at Camp Today is Wednesday, Aug. 2. , Port Clinton. · Mrs. lhll214th day ,of 1967 with 151 White , daughter, Mary Beth follow. . ·· stayed ·lie~ ,molber•. 14J:s,:ll Tile moon Is bellfj!ell 1(1< ftose SChwari of MasOII'.''" ., · Mr. and Mts. Woodrow Whit. qua;ter -and new phase. 'J1le morn(ng stars · latc:i - • ·~•tl'Idren:, t~Ji~~~ and Mercury,.,: <..·. 1~. I el~ln. orE 'J1le evening stars ~ a w With his and Venus. Ok'y WOod.,, · ' "t 1• Herman · l:ll8ritf of 'M~mroe;ll !lorn on this ·-/bly.ln M ' A h/ Qood 2&011 $ 1issue .••. 5 ....._ 1.05 ltv. ttc Opera Cremes 31c 12 ••• pk•• ..;!,( WltiN I ,,,,... C4o11n Towels ... 3 :!'" 89c Milk . . . . . . . 7 :. $1 ; )I...... Sorifty Noles Baby Shower lsGivenlor Youq.. T....., »12111. .... :~ $1.79 I ' ...., "Super-Right" Meats! Itlsn't ' Dtcontor & A - Cclon Bounty (2c Off) 2 "' . 37c I ' ' Coffee I 111. SUCHEit~. Fryer:s .• --- --..... . •. 39c . Moxwoll Houoo '·... . ~g5"": ..·,. 1 -c:rs ... ~Compo ovolloblo wllh coupoa IM' 11111· purcfiooo of 2 plcfl, · Chlckoa Porto, 1:1 ,, d W Doobl.......,.., Fryon. ,..... ll) :· KA!IIB QUAUTY T ..... .~'ii'W.,. ' I .7ifJO p.M. lb. ••v•xtr. TV w·.• #J,a·re . .'l N lb. I) 4-rn-_: 1 •'1'•. "CmCKEN PARTS " I ., Breasts .w~~~o • • • • • 111. 49c Whole Legs .. 45e Thighs ..•..• flo, 49c Livers .•..... Pt. 69e Giblets . •.... •. 39e Wings ...... . 29c \ ·Backs &Neeks lb. 10c 1 I CUT-UP lb. WBOLE lb. ·,rot.;.-9.':* ''*!J'?JI·' Kroger U. S. Gov. l111peetetl Fresh Fryers ... . · and brother-in-law . 'llr. a visii t.ere wtth her father, They wer~ enroute ,,holl!e fro!ll, l{Jver 1~eWS , !Marmet, Queep C!~ ~ 7:35 8111!111, ~ and Mrs. Raymond Teaford. ·~d Mr. Harold Duck..worth. <' ' · lluntl~· where Jhey had v1•· . · · - 1p. m ; Fort Dearl!fqi .~Rwn 11:· Bl-do~ ,._ fiiM·i,nov~ " famtl~ of ·Mmersville R, 0, . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Benl.t of !ted M1 and Mrs. Millard Dtf~k· · 15 pm.; Alan R._1j_trrl~ down ' :llq-'.'f-l!v, ·~ t~ ·NIIIo!W 1· ~~el~,rd,ed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spr~er Ma~iun called .oii Mrs. Agnes wort~ ~nd Mrs. June MCC<llri'\1> · Gauges ~ Gallipolis, 12.1 and Ll5 a.m.; 0. £ S.bearet,up _5:_: /®w~ .5~10 .a.m.; up 1 and two daughters of R1Ch- White. · ·. •. patient _at St, Mar.y s ~~~.. .•28 running 4 feet of rollet•; 30 a.m.; Wjpfield, ·!til-;, Stille ! ·a :m;~ Lock Z3, LoeGI!IG41 Polk Ut mood, Calif., and Mrs. DrU!lll- Mr. and Mrs Rlcha\'d . Gar. p1t;ll. · . 1'1 . Pleasont. 23.96: Pomeroy- down 12:55 a.m:: SolvaY down ~.~ ·f •21l ·._,.n.; Fr~nl!lbl .,~ret A .play script to he use~ for Ia Ho~•e of Columbus were rl'_tt of · Barberton •~nt a day Mrs. Mary Weaver ~nd dau~h-Mason, 21.01; Hinton, 0.87 fall- 5:35 a.mi . up 7:40 .a.m:; G~ Locks, the Daily Vacation Bible School weekend guests of Mr. and wtth their aunt, . ~rs. ~oy ter. Peggy, of S~ .. Louo'l"llle, re- ing; Kanawha Falls, 2.64 fall· , . _Lock I M~rk. ~- up Me.I. 13•. Lu<;Y· ~Abl ~~; WaiW >HouJland was recorded Sun~ay niRht Mrs. 'Morris Harden. . Wlnebrenner.,and family._ cently spent a yeek' ~lth ber mg; Charleston, 18.05 talllng.J Oblo River 1 when the Luther League of St. Mr. adn Mrs. John Slack and G.len. Eq.epe and Denzil Hud- Rlolher. Mrs. Roy Wmeb,cn- London, Marmet, and Wmfoeld, Jane Lucas up UO p. m.; l up·7<15 p.11ri?r~.1fphyr down Paul and·'St. John Lutneran sons, John ·m : and Donald. of son nave relul'fled to their em- ner. A son. Michael. remalnell' ar. on the sill. 1 . ' . ·: ~ -1 p:_m. : Val~~~;J:45 p.m.; Churches ''met at the st. l'auJ Canton were weekeild guests of, plo~ment on the lakes after a for a longer >:if,. Boot Movemeofo: IJames R. lljnQS .down S:~.m.;• OVEC up 11 p.lii'.; ~ P. Church "' · .his mother, Mrs. Ada Slack. : vacation at their homes here. Miss\ Carolyn' Lipscomb of Gallipolis Loeb - Jeffboat L<>Ck 14, Vulcan up 4:30 p._m.:. calhoun "'!P'•4t• ·:a.ill.t,•J. I. The rel O'hting Mil ~e . pre. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr.s. Paul Koes. Miss washington, D. C.. is spending .down 7:20 p.m.; Elisha Woods B~by Lere up 6:25,· Steel · wiS. 11~\\f~~~l~·rn.;, l\lt•enisented jn 1,,jhe Bible Scchoo: Harley Johnson. and children Eleanor Rob~on and Debbie ..,me ' time witli her parents, un 12:211 a.m.; Elgercliff down .r:llpper up 2:p5 a.m.; Beckjord !wood d~;J.~-.~•··l· which has heen schedul•d for and relative~ m Rutland. Hartenbach of Po111eroy spent ¥r an<1 Mrs. Allen Llpscomb i i2'SS a.m.; William H. Zimmer lup 5:30 a.m.;S1 M. Jeny up \ , '' ... . August .2.b. zs at the St Paul Mrs. Evelyn Moore and a week at Myrtle Beach, S. o:. l'lind family. Iup 2 a.m.: H. E. Bowles down :6:3> a.m.; Lock\~f, Principio · ·. .., · · · Gha"lt. ll'iie acting will takedaughte~. Cheryl, spent several Billy _ Larc~nt of Cilium-, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane 2:40a.m. i"n 11 . ~.m. : Lock 16, DunC'oln · wrote place by ·liiurines moved oh.out days woth Mr. and Mrs. W!l- . bus was a guest of Mr. and and two grandSOIIS bave moved Kanawha River - London, Bruce up 7 a.m.; Loek 18, Penll- ~ utglng bv magtift!sm on a miniature ' liam Cundiff and family, Wall- ' Mrs. Howard Largent: . from Mlddleporfto the Alvla l---~-~ · --- ··· · ···- sylvan!~ up 5:15 a.m.: Jeffer- to Atomic stage. bridge. . . I Mr. and Mrs. carr· Our.~- Cross property, Sixth St. I her brother and sister-in-law, BOO 'up 7 a.m.; Lock 20, St. him developDuring H.e meeting. the youth Mr and Mrs. Sam Armell worth or"Coshocton spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs George Salz- ( Mr. and Mrs. Wlllia l.eading- Marys down 4:40 a.m:; }, E. r:=~~~r::f!d: sons have their day with Al!!le& Whiteman of Manslleld visited with ham and daughters.. Vickers down 5:15 a.m.; -lti1ik- -~ . . made plllJI.l for a campin~ trip : · I to beghf jrhursd,ay. Refresh, . · ments were served by Jim and Dor Anderson. The new i ( .. ...:..,.___...________.:..I'---. . . sJ)Onson Mr. and Mrs. Joe · . "-''?>' · · Thoren were welcomed. · ' .: . Tho.e :present were Louise JIM PATI'.ERSON I Michael !~v Kautz. ~anet F!ck. l James Patterson Portia d Lenore Michael. K1m F lc k, · jnst back from ~aiDing "1 ~ ! Jim An~~hon. Stan Coates. , auto front eot work at 0 VI· Don Anil$Json, Tom Hamm. enna, w. va .. school, is em- I William !!9wnle. Jr., Mr. and : '. ployed by the Porn roy Home Mrs. Thoren and the Rev. and •nd Auto Store, ~ E. Main Mrs. Brian ' Engel. ONE CUT FROM St. Patterson Is skilled io Tif-t-- PRICE BOTTOM tune-up, brakes, and front end NONE ROUND allgnmenl He Is married and PRICED lb. lb. ' bas two ehllilren. • HIGHER ,) i NEWTVGAME ••• .I ' ' . 1 .~ ..,_., ~Ju,, .• -.,. up,5;m .· @; PoD1 ··. ..' -~ . ...1 •. . 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W.WUNGTOII' (1Jll.l) - Sen. Vietnamese President Ho Chi time, an Increase of · Frank J. Lausehe, 00blo, said Minh was quoted.,-as saying be equipment from north today he ts motivated "only by wall prepared to go to the ne- Bo~ev!lf1 _, ~~ . ~ ; a quest for peace" in calling gotiating table, but no.t under olllhf-11_&.~ Ill._ ,· lor a halt of North Vietnam the threat of a -umptlon ol of Bo fog Iii, Iii tlble ~ !if . !K>mbing 1o permit po&•ible ne- bombing II talks failed. a ll\lllet' :~: · ol hI! lotiaUons. "My view I! that there sllb\dd Am~peo " • :: The ~enatur, a member of. th~ be a stoppinJ , of th~ bomblpg · lor _ed that '"·die' Senate \Forelgn Relations CO!ll· \Ill :North VlebiaJD WithoUt a'ny even: · e bomWl"i wu mittee, told UPl he doesn't feel conditions , a\laclrelh whalso- and negotiaUOIII ~ - .. 1 he has switched from being an ev+r," Lauscbo said. ' T h e ·'lh_en ~·ve. IIOI to 1/!f "' 1 administration-support "hawk- bo!llbing south of the supply entite posti aDd . . ~ to the other extreme of being Jines w o u I d, of eourse, we should withdrfllil CO!IIImle IJ a"dJve." continue.,. the future as ~If-the past, _.; . He also refused to criticize Re noted the bombings mlensi}!~ to brlnl t President Johnson's action In been halted before, ·but said W8lf'iii "iii end." '' continuing the bombing, ' time periods were too thor~ • Lausche,'" Whd · ''lillf ieek . In a recent speech In Cleve- Lausche feels if ~o-stril~B$ term on lbe land, Ohio; however, Lausche bombing Is stoppe\1.' t h l;ee ur~ed.that the bombing be halt- things lllight ,llappeli: ··"''"'"'" ed. Prior to that time, he had - "Ho, i(.'\Ml.at bat been ri!- l ··li •.t ••ra been with tlje. administration ported is true, might ·negotiate. !efl'~ down-the-line on the war. -- "II Ho dldn~ come to "My plea Is a quesi for Inegotiating table, tbe thi~:~ peace," the '"?ator said. "It's ol the ~erl~~ people. a bit more than'. )Ia•· been at· is daiiiJIR\!l&IY .dlvfcJ"'i;: . .. tempted In the pall* •nilled. • .,.;;. :7·~'"'ii t'-~' · ..TliJ=~r.. oblierved Nor~L - "Tl!ere would _lie -::::.•...:. ' f::or: _::...:::2 _ ___::....;c......:......,.....,.; 5i lv,! 1 :..ittle:· ToUrnament was the . ayrac\lse tour· are, front row, left to • SeCDJld: row, Rick.. Ollbm;'" Vin· :Soh L<luks, tournament Jr., Tim Shanks and Jim ,~19 the "J/iclil~ fol fire- i Tax·Hiking S~ho olS!jjiltll 1 I COLUMBUS (UP!) - Aft~r four hours of angry de- lion time ~ pro~e .~ oppo.ei' bat:·, the Senate passed Wednesday night a ' combined new "consumer" til~. .. t_ax-hike, school-subsidy bill that is p~obably the most Many Rejlubllcillll bad ~ unportant measure approved this sessiOn. the m ·' It raises taxes for the first time in eight years and o!~parll of b k apl!l"opriates $308 million in additional money f~t lht wer~~ ,. . cat10n over the next two years. • ' ,· ,. , , .1 , n,. When the final roll call came just minutes before 8inner Wllb • I ~. miduight Wewsday one of its chief sponsors,. Sen. Oak· ~odes at the exocullft mBJ!!; Jl,y Collins, R·h'onton, told his colle~gues: SJon and by folD' !J01It'{ '' calli "You are about to vote on what IS possibly the great· cuslng Wednesday ~ ·. ets bill ever to be presented \ · ·Oot>tllba ----(lni · in this Senate cham her." voted lor the bm llu!y would GOP floor ameudmenll, U!Ji r They approved It 24-9 with llo! raising ud If they were adopted. Five ~aile · two Republicans, Robin Turner opposed It theY woall be amendments were ollend 1114 of Cincinnati and David H o :. against edacatlon, detested. • .• ' romb of p~tim breaking party S. the mini wh~led out AmOng t be ~~ ranks to vote "ainst it. a ~nate rule at was t state FiilaDct ~ J · · Three DemocUts, Oliver Oca: used during de ale on tlie last Krabach, ~iendim at s•k of Northfield, Bishop K i l- tall-hike bill ef&hl years I I o btlr ~ ~ EMd patrick of Warren, and M. Mor- a"d forced ead of 18 aectlons and Joiiii ~ 'tblef Pill ri• Jacl<son of Oeveland, sided in the bill to be voted on sepa- to Rhodes .; "" with the GOP majority. rat ely. I 'j'he bill· which apparenUy is Four of tbe sectlona Wl!l'tl &II' Eaaez ~ Jet' I f15,tl0t ut. In )or anolt.er fight from Demo· propriations for edQcatlon, and ~ Inrreqe Ulldar tM bi II, era•• lnthe House would pump thele the Democrats voted for; whlcb allows bll (187 :~ ,. ' · t th the 14 same as lbat of the an extra $213 million Into the ou e o r were concern• . •tate's school foundation pro- ed with ta•es and !hey opj!Oied of the ~ Gl JleieDII, .... •ram for th~ blennlom. lne of them. OliO per ~; Democratl were lnceiftett Although noJ of the voth '!be · llemtllnts :~ · lle<ause Rtpubllcaaa bad com· were even close In lhe 23 • a. ~ ~...:!"..! ~ hlned more sebool ald with a publican, 10 . Democrat cluun- hike-. · ~Ike In tae•. puiUn,!: Demo- ber, !he Democrats wUI ban 1llliciD official Charl11 em.,, l'tlll In 1 rottea apot:__lf they tn. roll call .sheets come elec. (Colllinued OD Pap I) , 1 1 L11Mny Prnoo8M !PJJ· MADI!ION, WIS. - A MOVE wao rt!JOrted underway Wed- 1 nesday to put tbe name of retired Air Force Gen. Curti• LeMav: a native of Columbu•. Ohio. on Wlsoonsln's IR68 republican pretldential primary bal- a·: but' :fa ta••• lot. ' .. I" bliii1111ri~ ~~ a Nevo home ~nd the va~diii!Mn of several ot.l•er Ne/lTO .h<imi!s In the cltv bv four whit.s. a 33-year-old man and three teen-uers. "(! I• · po~slille the two thlngo ar~ related.'' pollee' Capt. CIArt'te Larrv said \ollay. "But • don't know. We don't hov• " y de~crintlnn of lhe yn11ths io lhe car. the kind of car or really much to go on." · ' ' i R loW · ;lilt: ~ay "momln~ .. . I I .~·~· v Q~rm01;*~;:- , . · duplications l Lausche +More :Dov·· .~A['Ifl.ll$1!V. ,O!iiO - TEF.S- 1 a~ers. !1"&shedl, \VII!flowa • n d: l0111t•d •.wo ~bojnbs late l'l•d· 1\l!·~.Y .• niph~ at tY(O area shop. p"Jiig rellti'TI. CUl!•!~" little dam- makes it euler for fr•ends and relatives to giVe you a \ .f Nnf. M1l~h to Go On Registering your patterns with our Brida 1 Registry ' , Prenlnlemallo.W ''McKissick, a sophomore at1rous blazes· In and some neighborhoods In Pro- \Negroea at •. trasb 1 . wave j)j ractai\Wlsronsin State University, was fire engines screamed IIIIo tlTe"viaenCi!, where trouble started and .at a' ?Jazmg bUilding_ and lot com~sSion said " ciB!med another HI~ slain while running from the city's 841).square-block trouble I Monday night. A Ioree of 200 ;hurled miSsiles _at on.cen. agitators look part In recent that qperlencitl ·nigbt as trouble l;Cene of a firebombing at a area through the night. policemen patrolled the mam ,:!'here were no sermus Injuries. race riots, b~ !hera was no in three clUes- paint.store. He was Milwaukee's fn Providence flrebombl! trouble area and · 42 state Earller in the day pollee sealed evl,dence of nati~ eiii!Spiracy. racial Providence, R.I., iuurth death and the 77th person :were hurled at a' home and a troopers stood·by In reserve. oil a Negro · hous!ng projem Bavaan-Biack ~~:f-' nt to die In racial violence since j store near . a too-block trouble Police a~d firemen in Peoria, because of sniper f~re. pi~ Stokely ~~I 0 shot and killed an IJI. ,the Newark riots began on July area patrolled by beefed-up 111., were pelted with rooks Other developments at a terled "v eng e an e ·Negro in MUwa\lkee's ,l2. I1(Alice units. Mayor Joseph when they answered fire alarms glan<;e: Johnson, Secretery of.violence. Clifford I Arsonlsls touched off nome- Doorley Jr. slapped a curfew on Wednesday of Washington-A spok<lllan for Dean Rusk and llefen!le ctE'Vl!LAND - THE IS. land Cr~~ Coal Co. of Cle·~<· land ·wedrtesday was reported mo~lng ·,fast toward a mel'<ler with ' Occidental Petroleum Corp. of I.ios Angeles. The oil company 1\as offered to a~tsorb Island ,C~. as a whofly owne~ subs'",rY with' ~n offer of stock vahle.J tit' ~ million. .' taste. ' gather~ I ' your other tableware so you'll know your tablt" set· tlngs are always in perfect 10!111 ter t Movf! taward Mer{ler l'ben, II you wish. we'll be elad to help you ruordinate 6lt!J\II I I l>eautilul patterns•In i ' 1 Orbiter Slowed show you our wide choice of .. • .... '< , AUGUST 3, 1967 " 8y llu! Ul'l II you b..,.ll't already seleot· ed your ohlna, we'd like to 1 0 i• ,', POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Ia who registers her Chllil, Silver and Glass patterns at ,, , . .v o' ~ To ,The lnJfJ'nU 01 The ~el,a.Ma.on .4m • Happy is the Bride I C) , ' . I o.S '0 ' '$"0 ~ enttne ' ' VOL XX • ·• •\, rfi ~"" 0 ,'f."' Secl'Piary of State Robert C. Zlmmern.an said he rel'elved a leUer from a I!J'OUP sup110rtlng: LeMav and asklfl8 hoQo tn ~et the Reneral's name on the ballot and set up a oampalgn headquarters rw 1 1.... , "' Metchante of the Com- . munitY Shop At 'Eiberfelds rrr Pomeroy h~ • . ltliiUII . On T~ursdays From 9:15 ~m~ to S.p.m·., On Fr1days From 9:00 o.r11. to 8 p.rn. and ··Saturdays From 9c00a.m.~fc 9 . .' SEE .THE . .• .' NEW NEW·MODILS COMIN!»~I INGfiS .Your Shopping Comfort ~"*· Sefect . ' ' .,. •, I\ • 1od•y with O.ily Stn- 1' '' ' ',.,.' Contribution Of$250Made For School uu.....,.... The Ohio River Bridge at Rav~laswooH . 'i West VIrginia m~ ap to bu,ll4 bridge - lt'a the Moiintalllllm' ~.r, know - and Ita llllk toJ·?7. And agree to build Ita link to Roulli '1• Bridge backen cite, with justice In their view, to lllteratate development, greu wood ..,. � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 2, 1967 gaul orr