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" . \ · c6tterill, Harrisonville, daughter of Mr. aM Mrs. . 4 I ' . , 435 Junior Fair .' 1- .1: '. \ a sbe made for judging by Mrs. Betty Clark, Rio borne economics evaluation In Rutland. · Come to our,~-nd Flo~r. Fqpy or ~r4ay.... b!ag,tftt:: ·~ Printzess man, will bt here tohelatpl. -~- . .;.:__ j ' Ill• . EL8ERFELDS DEPARTMENT STORE ' Projects Judged WORLD POMEROY, 0. . • Wedneldty Inti Thursday August t-10 NOT OPIN ,. · SHOW.-lTAIIJ'.I.ATI P.M. j I ; I:~M~---------.-----.-,1 LAWUORN 110- II' 1 COCK and her two children will tiHON r~.-ive be 'JI'!IIding the nut Y••r In W UA II Middleport, and are resldiaK In the 'n'm Rue appartment fONIOHT,-AUO. I Third. Ave. PINI MADNIII" kitty'o husband Is tn Sean Joanne nam and she alld the children Con.ery WoodwBTd returned here frOm Californoa. •co~u."Low Prior to 1hal they had llpenl YOUR HORN" over threi! years on Guam. Frank Lee J. llurinR her husband's ye•r ov- Sinatro . . . Cobb erseijs, Kitty Is hoping to set Technlcolor up . I nursery program, and ~ WIDNiiDAY~ fHUIIDAY anxiOUJ to hear from wor~inq AMO I'KIDAY parenli of pre-set~ooi ased chll"-"•·.·t;t•n ' . dren. The program will be '"P" "THE GUNJ 01' ervis•~ play woth arts •n4 NAVARONI" . cult - not ust a ba"" Gresory David "' ~~~~~ll Ptct Nlvea serik:e She has had"sir -1'1exper~r~~~kl=~art•n and I by ~~~·J.r:~T.:~::;.. II, KlTI'V !I .;' •J • • ·In ... . •~· i u" ! {~· ' t- ' ..I' . ' ·~ ·, I --·Governor . .. ..... -· Be,verage_ ' Glasses . ! • .. FOR MY MONEY . I IT'S CITIZENS NATIONAL You'll find the people 1t our lank 1re - tx· ' perts--ln fin1nci1l 1dvice. If you're ln-.reat· \ ed In 1 S1ving1 Pl1n, 1 Checking Account or 1 Home lmpronment Lo1n, visit us. And, when you run into 1 financial pro• ltm, we will give you extra help. Free Parking F1dlitle1 for Customen Clana ....... SG4IIItk at illifion « 1 '*P •••• pop. 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'' Clh MEAT ) SWIFT'S PREMIUM 1 LB. PKG. . • pa1rs ' REG. 49c o! ' ' :::r: PENCIL .· TABLETS h: ,, ' u • . ·: ( lb m J< · · lr J I . /' , INDEX DIVIDERS THEME BOOK 'I• . ·CREW .· . _• p', ·' ~ BOYS . c VINYl BI,NDER \ In . ' • wit . . ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM 1 . the .. .- '·( t1 c s s T GIRLS . SCHOOL WHILE THEY LAST TRY OUR DEUCIOUS ' EVERY DAY s r.vl'l' • • each . each ANNIVERSARY BONUS BUY • Childrens LUNCH PAllS . ' -Crayolas ·. GIANT 64 SIZE ' ....0~ ' - \ REG. · $1.00 'U .... ·"""..' '. LIQUID SWEETNER, 6oz. • •69c ..., . GERiERS-STRAINED ·-'J ,. . KRAFTS-10 OZ• ' • PAl~ pkg• .·- ' ·:fo:~Flf! . - ~- ;"! . NIFJY SU.BJ.ECT BOOKS .j I EACH REG. 49c EACH ' $HEA~FER p ' ' • ' / SC RtPTc;> . ' ' ..:: - y AL -·.: HalfQuarts · . ·y . · WN . . ' Carton 9f 6 . I > . ~ ~,;: .... . n •• ' " ~· ' . ·I REG. 49c . ~ l List. for $1.0Q ··~··•l<M ,.i . I . PRESRVES ,• • 33c q.'. · · l SWEETTEN f I' 66 , NABISCO ~ a:lcn . •· • 34c ' CORN CHEX, 1S~z. •· - • 37c CRACKERS, 11b: • ~ • · 35c b BABY FOOD • , -. • 3for 19c I . . .,.. <CA. only KRAFT • LLI' • oz. . '. .. DINNERS, 71 oz. · . • • 19c , _, or 3 LB. SWIFTNI.~G CAN .SHORTEr.JING . ~ ~u ' WITH THERMOS BOlTLE · $ · en • . FOR· • COCOA BAKE-RITE · . :X: 'U . KELLOGGS "' 8 PRICES '· ;~o;,- • ~~ ' �I' •, '· • I ·~ ' •,(j. ' ' ' ' ' .rf. ' . -. ., ' i ven}s·: >' I • TlptoetlptH.- surprlse.hetwlth.a bunch. Look under FLORISTS In the YELLOW PAGES; Where your finaers do the walking. ,. ..·:'. ' ·. SAVE SAVE .• • : ,r I 1 BIG SAvtNG$: ON AlL ' · · · ADMiRAL 1967 VETERANS TOO- Youuger cast members, left to right, but veteran. performer. are .Jan Steve Powell and Wolfe. · · T~V.I;s~ . . •·1 ' SEE US BEFO~E YOU BUY ·KAUTZ FfED\ 985-3347 . .. MAKES COSTUMES - Mrs. Arnold Richards, ex· p•rt ,Middleport seamstress, right, has made numer· ous attractive costumes for .this year's show. With Mrs. Richards for 3, costume fitting is Mrs. Alice Nease, veteran performer of the association. and ·More Summer Musicpl lJ.eady for F_air ' - ,• J • /11- Discover This Yalue (enter Weekly ' _I' \ ·y suffer pain, the blesi a,.urance send reli~ragalp. lillel!tr lies. before 'me, pray and -trust m·'Him, tllat He will 'be present the way grows dim, ' PICTURES AND STORY BY !OB HOEFLICH The costumes - the music - the settings - the lights. , Whether it be on Broadway or at the Meigs Coun· . ty Fair, •·There's No Business Like Show Business". At Jeast, ·that's the feeling among members of Meigs County's ~ig Bend Minstrel Assn., who round in from ·all parts oi the county each summer to turn out their annual summer mu_>iral fot the Meigs County Fair. · This year the association Will be presenting its 12th annu.al, county fair .show at 8:30 p.m on ThttrS· day , Aug. !7, and Saturdal, Aug. 19. . Pictures are informa shots of thts year's show activity. o.AiRY· sup ....., . WEHAYE'MAES TOFIT •·' RIDENOUR RADIO and TV l , AND ' No one woo has recoritly been In California With eyes and ears open can doubt that "' far as his giant oome base is conrerned Reagan is going I r o m strength to strength. By every , now, pre-sliced ordinary measurement he ,s ooth a popular and an ellective Elt~lef!cJ II ......,..., j). lt.U·JJ RACIN:E·~ IJ'ul-.yValu ... · DAD'S ROOT BEER - .., state executive. Everudau In The No Deposit Low Paver Moreover, and far m9re importar.tly, it is now_obvious that No.a.tum Gl111 Keg MI.LK to the nation he has shed Ihe aura of far right-wingism that once had hung aoout his undeniably handsome head. That he is • MAR .Custom Canned Pop 10 qt. · Oi>en Mon .•Frli • · · Saturday : ;._: • • ···'•". 12 oz. cans Kegs now widely accepted as a reasonable politician in thl! main· stream of Republican philoso- STH ~ P!:Al!L ' ' . "The Store. With A Ifart" •• • !' · phy and action is not debatable. The national polls how him creeping up on Gov . . George Rollll)ey of Michigan and former · with the 'fresh-sliced taste ... .' '. . . .INSTANT COFFEE Pure Shortening ~ 10 oz. jer ' With French/City's convenient, Flav<!r·Seal Pak, you can enjoY hYIXfal luncheon meats that taste 1ik'f.they've just been sliced, fresh from tbe loaf. •, . '' Each kind coatain8. aeli!bt ~iDi IUid . pork with a distinctive blend of sel181'riqp! •' , •. each with a wholeaome J!illllty flavor. .. ' ' ' 3 ::.z. •.FOLGER'S .. ~· 1 . - ! \tlull:~ia'la. I .. • j•oc•nd ·- ~~~ Atomi: 'IJomll.lllill!tct CourL. .. 31b. I can. SUPER -FLUFF •·... I KRAFT ! .·' .···MI~~CtE WHIY I .$,ALAD-.D~ESSJNG . " " ' qt. ; 49.~ ' ~' . ...;,.. (·: . '," ·. ''"lb S1lti.. !.."'.(: . I .... q. • • / . , Pridei ' ·Elbow 10, . D IFFERENT . K INDS! Bologna • Dutch Loaf • Pepper Loaf • Pickle & Pimento Loaf 10blr .Boiled Ham • Honey Loaf • P & B Loaf (contains pork and beef) \ ~g. ' .Cooked Salami • Corned Beef Loaf1• Liver l.oof Stokely:Ofange ' I. :iran National Convention as a . truly strong aspirant he wi!l do : 'o only at the cost of strenuous : •nd successful exertions ln the ' primaries next spring. : Why this turnabout? Perhaps l : th• first explllnation is that · : llhen one speaks of Hollywood · sC<'narios it must be said that · Reag311 has refused to follow ihe script ~ m3ny ilad laid. down for him. He was suppo•oo to he only an amiable and hope· . ;.,.sly amateur type who had : reached office b)' a s•ries of I , .· ' fortunate accidento. He was sup; AG,"JN AT PT.',NO- Again d the piano for this pos•d to he a man quite without l sumll'ter's pre1lentation is Mrs. Oliv.~ Wiber who true political Instinct or ff'OI , h~! accompanied most of the shOI\'1,. through the capacity to administer public ' .years:_.. _____ - - -·--- --···---affairs. l1ut he has thrown away . the lines !hot had been writt•n ., . 'nle Almanac 1 O~ ·lhi' day ln. hJstory: . for him and h38 instead written . By Uollfd •~r•" luttrnatlonul ! )rl. 1831, the fust train ln the . hi• own. . Today ·!• 1\ednema.v, .~ug. 9, ~,mt~d States to be powered by : Too, there can be no doubt · the ?• 1st ~av of 1967, with H¥steam made •· run between i that the roctors that actur.lly d•y• to follow. . Albany and Schenectady, N.Y. elecied him - the sava~e •tll-' The moon Jl between Its new In 1902, the Prince of Wales · d<nt di ...,rders at the Univer.ity . p11ase and first quarter. was crowned Klng Edward VII Iof C:alifornia. the sick happineos Tlte ll)oi'ning !tar I• Saturn. , of Britain, followjng the death! ------ ·- ~ - ·· -----·-of his mother. Queen Vlr•·•ria .·ever dropped on an enemy. 'the •••nlnrtitar Is Bllars. A'Wi'~rtca~ , dertlist,o' William In 1945; inore',. than half of : In 1961, judge. James Pa!'llons G•een 1 Mort'!", ~irroverer of Nagasaki was .~estroyed when became the firSt Negro to be ernen .clls ~ -';Bf,estheUc, was Iho United States fJBed thtrr.amed to a U.S. Federal· :· resel'ved 1.0 ii~t quaotitieo. l~t Vice-President · Richard Nixon ln publle favor for the Presidential designatior . Gallqp, for illustration, now reports · that President Johnson out.rnns Reagan in a "t r I a I heat" by 51 to 39 percent. In absolut• terms, of Nurse, this is nothing for tlle Reagan pat11aan• to cheef' about. B•.rt it is the relatively tllat counts a~ thf~ stage; and hf'Te the Governor Is scoring heavily. The net of it is that he is running only slightly behind both ·Romney and Nixon as a pOtential advel'!llry to tlle President - IIIId Ibis is news of great sil!nificall!'t. l For here is a man wh~ only months ago was almost univer· NEW DA/\CF: TEAM -- Ann Holter and Dick sally seen, outside California at N<ase, a new dance team, rehearse a Bower)~ type any rate, as at.best only a tall number. . " .... to the kite of Richard Nixon. He was a fellow who 11tight Mp to push Nixon along next year, but · .' . surely no more than that. j ! As the position now stands. ' · ; the propt)Sitiiln might easily be .· 'seen in reversse; it weU may r ' tum out that It will be Nixon, . ': who helps Reagan along noxt' ' i year. The sublle currents ar<· j now moving more nearly to.; ward Nixon. And it is already 1 plain that if the former Vice • President is to enter the Repub- J 46 o:r. can• :le·s ' ~' ' ' I ' '· , W~g.,er's· Low GRAPF&:· - ., ' �I' •, '· • I ·~ ' •,(j. ' ' ' ' ' .rf. ' . -. ., ' i ven}s·: >' I • TlptoetlptH.- surprlse.hetwlth.a bunch. Look under FLORISTS In the YELLOW PAGES; Where your finaers do the walking. ,. ..·:'. ' ·. SAVE SAVE .• • : ,r I 1 BIG SAvtNG$: ON AlL ' · · · ADMiRAL 1967 VETERANS TOO- Youuger cast members, left to right, but veteran. performer. are .Jan Steve Powell and Wolfe. · · T~V.I;s~ . . •·1 ' SEE US BEFO~E YOU BUY ·KAUTZ FfED\ 985-3347 . .. MAKES COSTUMES - Mrs. Arnold Richards, ex· p•rt ,Middleport seamstress, right, has made numer· ous attractive costumes for .this year's show. With Mrs. Richards for 3, costume fitting is Mrs. Alice Nease, veteran performer of the association. and ·More Summer Musicpl lJ.eady for F_air ' - ,• J • /11- Discover This Yalue (enter Weekly ' _I' \ ·y suffer pain, the blesi a,.urance send reli~ragalp. lillel!tr lies. before 'me, pray and -trust m·'Him, tllat He will 'be present the way grows dim, ' PICTURES AND STORY BY !OB HOEFLICH The costumes - the music - the settings - the lights. , Whether it be on Broadway or at the Meigs Coun· . ty Fair, •·There's No Business Like Show Business". At Jeast, ·that's the feeling among members of Meigs County's ~ig Bend Minstrel Assn., who round in from ·all parts oi the county each summer to turn out their annual summer mu_>iral fot the Meigs County Fair. · This year the association Will be presenting its 12th annu.al, county fair .show at 8:30 p.m on ThttrS· day , Aug. !7, and Saturdal, Aug. 19. . Pictures are informa shots of thts year's show activity. o.AiRY· sup ....., . WEHAYE'MAES TOFIT •·' RIDENOUR RADIO and TV l , AND ' No one woo has recoritly been In California With eyes and ears open can doubt that "' far as his giant oome base is conrerned Reagan is going I r o m strength to strength. By every , now, pre-sliced ordinary measurement he ,s ooth a popular and an ellective Elt~lef!cJ II ......,..., j). lt.U·JJ RACIN:E·~ IJ'ul-.yValu ... · DAD'S ROOT BEER - .., state executive. Everudau In The No Deposit Low Paver Moreover, and far m9re importar.tly, it is now_obvious that No.a.tum Gl111 Keg MI.LK to the nation he has shed Ihe aura of far right-wingism that once had hung aoout his undeniably handsome head. That he is • MAR .Custom Canned Pop 10 qt. · Oi>en Mon .•Frli • · · Saturday : ;._: • • ···'•". 12 oz. cans Kegs now widely accepted as a reasonable politician in thl! main· stream of Republican philoso- STH ~ P!:Al!L ' ' . "The Store. With A Ifart" •• • !' · phy and action is not debatable. The national polls how him creeping up on Gov . . 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' .Cooked Salami • Corned Beef Loaf1• Liver l.oof Stokely:Ofange ' I. :iran National Convention as a . truly strong aspirant he wi!l do : 'o only at the cost of strenuous : •nd successful exertions ln the ' primaries next spring. : Why this turnabout? Perhaps l : th• first explllnation is that · : llhen one speaks of Hollywood · sC<'narios it must be said that · Reag311 has refused to follow ihe script ~ m3ny ilad laid. down for him. He was suppo•oo to he only an amiable and hope· . ;.,.sly amateur type who had : reached office b)' a s•ries of I , .· ' fortunate accidento. He was sup; AG,"JN AT PT.',NO- Again d the piano for this pos•d to he a man quite without l sumll'ter's pre1lentation is Mrs. Oliv.~ Wiber who true political Instinct or ff'OI , h~! accompanied most of the shOI\'1,. through the capacity to administer public ' .years:_.. _____ - - -·--- --···---affairs. l1ut he has thrown away . the lines !hot had been writt•n ., . 'nle Almanac 1 O~ ·lhi' day ln. hJstory: . for him and h38 instead written . By Uollfd •~r•" luttrnatlonul ! )rl. 1831, the fust train ln the . hi• own. . Today ·!• 1\ednema.v, .~ug. 9, ~,mt~d States to be powered by : Too, there can be no doubt · the ?• 1st ~av of 1967, with H¥steam made •· run between i that the roctors that actur.lly d•y• to follow. . Albany and Schenectady, N.Y. elecied him - the sava~e •tll-' The moon Jl between Its new In 1902, the Prince of Wales · d<nt di ...,rders at the Univer.ity . p11ase and first quarter. was crowned Klng Edward VII Iof C:alifornia. the sick happineos Tlte ll)oi'ning !tar I• Saturn. , of Britain, followjng the death! ------ ·- ~ - ·· -----·-of his mother. Queen Vlr•·•ria .·ever dropped on an enemy. 'the •••nlnrtitar Is Bllars. A'Wi'~rtca~ , dertlist,o' William In 1945; inore',. than half of : In 1961, judge. James Pa!'llons G•een 1 Mort'!", ~irroverer of Nagasaki was .~estroyed when became the firSt Negro to be ernen .clls ~ -';Bf,estheUc, was Iho United States fJBed thtrr.amed to a U.S. Federal· :· resel'ved 1.0 ii~t quaotitieo. l~t Vice-President · Richard Nixon ln publle favor for the Presidential designatior . Gallqp, for illustration, now reports · that President Johnson out.rnns Reagan in a "t r I a I heat" by 51 to 39 percent. In absolut• terms, of Nurse, this is nothing for tlle Reagan pat11aan• to cheef' about. B•.rt it is the relatively tllat counts a~ thf~ stage; and hf'Te the Governor Is scoring heavily. The net of it is that he is running only slightly behind both ·Romney and Nixon as a pOtential advel'!llry to tlle President - IIIId Ibis is news of great sil!nificall!'t. l For here is a man wh~ only months ago was almost univer· NEW DA/\CF: TEAM -- Ann Holter and Dick sally seen, outside California at N<ase, a new dance team, rehearse a Bower)~ type any rate, as at.best only a tall number. . " .... to the kite of Richard Nixon. He was a fellow who 11tight Mp to push Nixon along next year, but · .' . surely no more than that. j ! As the position now stands. ' · ; the propt)Sitiiln might easily be .· 'seen in reversse; it weU may r ' tum out that It will be Nixon, . ': who helps Reagan along noxt' ' i year. The sublle currents ar<· j now moving more nearly to.; ward Nixon. And it is already 1 plain that if the former Vice • President is to enter the Repub- J 46 o:r. can• :le·s ' ~' ' ' I ' '· , W~g.,er's· Low GRAPF&:· - ., ' �I. I ':( •' . .Your " t '' ' Dtllllidtilt" Dut•rFir PLUMII·NG AND HU'TIN'G · it~OTICE · EFFECTI.vj . .tuRDAY, AUGUST 12, The Marriageable& We Will a!J.Ie At Noon on s.turci•Y· go for.;.. ·: • D1ily Hourt ~mliin the Slnil 8 to'S PM Ohio \f~lley Industries .... ' "It's a terrible thing. tryi~~ .. , .to winba II games when a man M~Qdleport s U.S. )unlor table lik• Emmett Ashford '' ,1mpir- tenniS champion thiS w>ekend lng," he snapped. "He's not n1 . begins three weeko of ncar to work in this teague. Thio is 1 conotant toumalfl<'nt coMpcll- , the second time he could have I lion that will be ellmox<d Le;,ost us a victory this week," l bor. !JOY •I the .cana.dla~ inter·continued Adcock, who was l natmnal champmnsh1p3 m Tor· •J•cted from the game in the ' onto. ninth inning. "He didn't even I Frid>y John Tanne'•ill, !5, have the nrrve t ' ot~rnwmeout PerfCI!y matcloed K.....u Wtdd!Dg :Billa •, •" goes t(j Chieago to play in the .Wieately carved ••• f.eautifaDy ~ • ~ • ·· iD two-toned gold •• , aD willi tB I• • -...._ "Koopoab" iD theriDg 111d 011!1.. . - . . J' ,. .__. f.at!~ Clark, of near Tup~rs Plains, displays a She holds an. l875 veision -of today1s .vapor· ;while I wa• on the field. · He Chicago Open Saturday wh•re l.irked me out after l got to the 1 he will be seeded No. 1 in men'• du~out." singles behind Danny Pecora, A Ic o c k's bitter remark• 124. Chicago, U.S. sec:md rank· st•mmed from 8 seri.,. 0 , : ed In 1966. He has nevCI beaten rhuba>'bS in the game's last two IPecora, , !bough he lost. In five innings. With Cleveland leading games to him last wmw '" 3-1 in the eighth Luis Aparicio New York. and had led h1m 19wolked brlngin; Frauk Rohtn- 16 in th• fifth. ,on to tbe plate. Clevelan1 On August 21 Tanneoill goes. )Httoander Ed Connolly's pitch . to Grand Rapids, Mich .. •o play . appeared to hit Robinson and he in the Grand Rapids Summer trotted !o firSt, and Aparicio! Open . .Thore .he wiJI oe se•~ed took second. INo....2 behind Doll Swe•m 21, ·No Time Celled G'rand Rapids, U.S. thiN rar:kAshford, the plate umpire, i ed In 1966, and .• worlJ toornethen conferred with first has• · ment olayer ..thto yoar. . ' ~ACE: SAYER umpir• JoiiJI. Flaherty and, after I Ta11nehill will rom>'n In ., BINDER ~xamining Robinson's hand, ' Grand Rapids throu~h the rull'd the pitch had not struck , week os a gue~~ of the •able tenc.... htm. Ptay resumed, but Apart- 1 nis club· theN and o'rlll •~ a Aecommencled lor lab cio rema!ned at S<'('Ond, de.•pite j member of the U.S. nm•1's ;n. ' worl<, field trips, etc. protP~IJ from tiiP entire rJPve~ ternational team whicn wl lJ I l'l~·inch capacity. l~nd Infield. Ashford ruled the move Into Toronto L•bor llay t itrh tn Rnt,inson wRs " bn'l rn~ i weeltcnd for the mat~he! there. •··••• time had not been called, 1 Oth , ber 01 t'! f Apari'io w•s entitled to ad- mem,n:r ~~ muems ,'""d·8 . . te•am 1n• '.;i11!8 v:m. . e. are Perora, Sweeris, 3i1il Dal Afler a l~Dlinute argument, Joon Lee. Columbus, w~11 i1as with Oriole manager Hank 8.ou- solved visa problems 3Dd new er contending Robinson had will ljt permUted to lea•·• C.S. been hit and Adcock claiming borders, and retum. Ajlllricio should retu:-n to firSt. Play was finally resurnl'd with ' Aparicl~ ·on· llocollll 1 Rl>binson then lined the n01t pitch into · the left field bleachers for his l firs! home nm olnce June 21 "' tie tbe game at 3-3. j PROCTORVILLE - Tho CruSmoothwhltepaper lor busy days "1 didn't call the pitch saders' tumout last weekend ahead. Ats all noteanything," explained Ashford. Iwas ,mailer than the week ~· books. "Aller conferring with F1aher- : fore , l>ut much more successful. ty, we decided It was a ball and I Two weeks uo P. J. Heck Aparicio was entitled to ,.,_ ' was . handling Dick Smith'• A· cnnd. ''· ! Stofk Pontiac when lhe rear The Indians eventually . won . en~ let go in time trials. I the game in the ninth h 1 Things really were In good Larry Brown scorOd from 7ht~~ 1 f~m last week 11 tbe car !l"r· en Boog Powell's error I formOd laultleuly . Ul win t~· • } eta" over two tough com!I"\1,lors, one fr~m Columbus. Ohio TYIING PAPER Cordure, Binders Heck then went on ro win lhe stock eliminator monev ovS.Vo 33" on 3~ 2 or 3·rlnl atyl11; shoots, 8\\ x 11-lneh. Choice ot coklr~. • er 11 others. The bracket was run on th• . : doad soot system a! River1 , side's el~tronlc system has be<!n "" tbe blink for tw·l "'""'" . •• ·' ",_,.. ' Under this sytem' the slower : '· car gets 10 feet tlf'r Iento of a ~AN tRA~CI'K:O (UPj') - ,oeeond lead, as accor~in~ to Fti!Ure on Rtck Rarry, lllle of the difference in national rec. the game's top ptaven.J sitti,IK ords. There can po8<iill< :le 22 out the t967-M <•ason ,lind the cars in thl.! eliminator hraeitel. now American Bt<l·etb811 Asso- Tbe other Crusader car at ' cla!irn gettin1 off the ground •!llverstde was that of HonoR! • 'lout a single Natwnal Ba!· Jobn Swain His K-stock C!!ev ketba;, .~s;ociation n!lty•r on ill didn1 fare. so well as it fell 2 Dozen PENCILS Bal Point roster. ~urlng class run• to one of 1 Bar"' lost out ;o ii• bid to I John's old cars on troph• run. I •. Rtlfl. jump from the NSA San P'ran- Tim Bailey was the spectawr. · Iff: d~N \ .a:rlors to 1.:·.~ AlH 08lt.. Tbi• week the Crusaders win . r , :and ''""' TueBI\'u •hen 8 an retum to Riverside on Satur- '; Sa•ln111 and comtenionce. Guaranteed asalnst cloa· ·!lunched 5 hOI's to lit all r·an. 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Tbere •.., nqolrement at pres· and Ibis can create havoc a few- abort mlnutea during rush hours. Gil or eo~oils occur. 'Thl . ·il '·) tblni .. f,bal req1ilrlng -~ standard! J·44 99c arounf · · llrger eiUes :11111- . · of Jllllaller from '!hi lerDilnals. We nee11 to radar lnatnmlent aysooverbli IIDaller airIIIOI'Its. also 10 alr safety 1R lim airways can be 1mAnother lly .... ,... .... ,... . '/; C)OIIlp}OI•S - - - - - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rep and daughter, Tina Marie, Jneo Randolph returned from va~ trip . In Arkansas cently, They •!1!"'1 ·four vlsillng relatives iD Me i County before l'l!luming rotheb·ll home at Seville. Inez Randolph returned ber home here last Friday. Poarl Randolph and Mr. and Mrs. Orner Heas eallOd on car· II rio Nlggemeyer at Athens Sun· day evening• Vada Hazelron recently called on Hazel Biggs. Florence Joan Biggs o! Mar· leila spent Thur&day and day wltb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsol Blgga llld !ami11. ···---· CAR.PET DEPARTMENJ ., (See Thuraday'1 SentinelForS,.,_) '' ' INGELS FURNITURE.: MIDDLEPORT I . .. �I. I ':( •' . .Your " t '' ' Dtllllidtilt" Dut•rFir PLUMII·NG AND HU'TIN'G · it~OTICE · EFFECTI.vj . .tuRDAY, AUGUST 12, The Marriageable& We Will a!J.Ie At Noon on s.turci•Y· go for.;.. ·: • D1ily Hourt ~mliin the Slnil 8 to'S PM Ohio \f~lley Industries .... ' "It's a terrible thing. tryi~~ .. , .to winba II games when a man M~Qdleport s U.S. )unlor table lik• Emmett Ashford '' ,1mpir- tenniS champion thiS w>ekend lng," he snapped. "He's not n1 . begins three weeko of ncar to work in this teague. Thio is 1 conotant toumalfl<'nt coMpcll- , the second time he could have I lion that will be ellmox<d Le;,ost us a victory this week," l bor. !JOY •I the .cana.dla~ inter·continued Adcock, who was l natmnal champmnsh1p3 m Tor· •J•cted from the game in the ' onto. ninth inning. "He didn't even I Frid>y John Tanne'•ill, !5, have the nrrve t ' ot~rnwmeout PerfCI!y matcloed K.....u Wtdd!Dg :Billa •, •" goes t(j Chieago to play in the .Wieately carved ••• f.eautifaDy ~ • ~ • ·· iD two-toned gold •• , aD willi tB I• • -...._ "Koopoab" iD theriDg 111d 011!1.. . - . . J' ,. .__. f.at!~ Clark, of near Tup~rs Plains, displays a She holds an. l875 veision -of today1s .vapor· ;while I wa• on the field. · He Chicago Open Saturday wh•re l.irked me out after l got to the 1 he will be seeded No. 1 in men'• du~out." singles behind Danny Pecora, A Ic o c k's bitter remark• 124. Chicago, U.S. sec:md rank· st•mmed from 8 seri.,. 0 , : ed In 1966. He has nevCI beaten rhuba>'bS in the game's last two IPecora, , !bough he lost. In five innings. With Cleveland leading games to him last wmw '" 3-1 in the eighth Luis Aparicio New York. and had led h1m 19wolked brlngin; Frauk Rohtn- 16 in th• fifth. ,on to tbe plate. Clevelan1 On August 21 Tanneoill goes. )Httoander Ed Connolly's pitch . to Grand Rapids, Mich .. •o play . appeared to hit Robinson and he in the Grand Rapids Summer trotted !o firSt, and Aparicio! Open . .Thore .he wiJI oe se•~ed took second. INo....2 behind Doll Swe•m 21, ·No Time Celled G'rand Rapids, U.S. thiN rar:kAshford, the plate umpire, i ed In 1966, and .• worlJ toornethen conferred with first has• · ment olayer ..thto yoar. . ' ~ACE: SAYER umpir• JoiiJI. Flaherty and, after I Ta11nehill will rom>'n In ., BINDER ~xamining Robinson's hand, ' Grand Rapids throu~h the rull'd the pitch had not struck , week os a gue~~ of the •able tenc.... htm. Ptay resumed, but Apart- 1 nis club· theN and o'rlll •~ a Aecommencled lor lab cio rema!ned at S<'('Ond, de.•pite j member of the U.S. nm•1's ;n. ' worl<, field trips, etc. protP~IJ from tiiP entire rJPve~ ternational team whicn wl lJ I l'l~·inch capacity. l~nd Infield. Ashford ruled the move Into Toronto L•bor llay t itrh tn Rnt,inson wRs " bn'l rn~ i weeltcnd for the mat~he! there. •··••• time had not been called, 1 Oth , ber 01 t'! f Apari'io w•s entitled to ad- mem,n:r ~~ muems ,'""d·8 . . te•am 1n• '.;i11!8 v:m. . e. are Perora, Sweeris, 3i1il Dal Afler a l~Dlinute argument, Joon Lee. Columbus, w~11 i1as with Oriole manager Hank 8.ou- solved visa problems 3Dd new er contending Robinson had will ljt permUted to lea•·• C.S. been hit and Adcock claiming borders, and retum. Ajlllricio should retu:-n to firSt. Play was finally resurnl'd with ' Aparicl~ ·on· llocollll 1 Rl>binson then lined the n01t pitch into · the left field bleachers for his l firs! home nm olnce June 21 "' tie tbe game at 3-3. j PROCTORVILLE - Tho CruSmoothwhltepaper lor busy days "1 didn't call the pitch saders' tumout last weekend ahead. Ats all noteanything," explained Ashford. Iwas ,mailer than the week ~· books. "Aller conferring with F1aher- : fore , l>ut much more successful. ty, we decided It was a ball and I Two weeks uo P. J. Heck Aparicio was entitled to ,.,_ ' was . handling Dick Smith'• A· cnnd. ''· ! Stofk Pontiac when lhe rear The Indians eventually . won . en~ let go in time trials. I the game in the ninth h 1 Things really were In good Larry Brown scorOd from 7ht~~ 1 f~m last week 11 tbe car !l"r· en Boog Powell's error I formOd laultleuly . Ul win t~· • } eta" over two tough com!I"\1,lors, one fr~m Columbus. Ohio TYIING PAPER Cordure, Binders Heck then went on ro win lhe stock eliminator monev ovS.Vo 33" on 3~ 2 or 3·rlnl atyl11; shoots, 8\\ x 11-lneh. Choice ot coklr~. • er 11 others. The bracket was run on th• . : doad soot system a! River1 , side's el~tronlc system has be<!n "" tbe blink for tw·l "'""'" . •• ·' ",_,.. ' Under this sytem' the slower : '· car gets 10 feet tlf'r Iento of a ~AN tRA~CI'K:O (UPj') - ,oeeond lead, as accor~in~ to Fti!Ure on Rtck Rarry, lllle of the difference in national rec. the game's top ptaven.J sitti,IK ords. There can po8<iill< :le 22 out the t967-M <•ason ,lind the cars in thl.! eliminator hraeitel. now American Bt<l·etb811 Asso- Tbe other Crusader car at ' cla!irn gettin1 off the ground •!llverstde was that of HonoR! • 'lout a single Natwnal Ba!· Jobn Swain His K-stock C!!ev ketba;, .~s;ociation n!lty•r on ill didn1 fare. so well as it fell 2 Dozen PENCILS Bal Point roster. ~urlng class run• to one of 1 Bar"' lost out ;o ii• bid to I John's old cars on troph• run. I •. Rtlfl. jump from the NSA San P'ran- Tim Bailey was the spectawr. · Iff: d~N \ .a:rlors to 1.:·.~ AlH 08lt.. Tbi• week the Crusaders win . r , :and ''""' TueBI\'u •hen 8 an retum to Riverside on Satur- '; Sa•ln111 and comtenionce. Guaranteed asalnst cloa· ·!lunched 5 hOI's to lit all r·an. "" Sui'%; .r Court jud~· day •l•ht and then on Sunday J I.Qts of pencils lor school, sins,· sklpplne and ~111••r· blncjers; 46 sheets p•per. ll)lh•ld ti't ol . . 1 drc!!it'l con- to W1noJe • ld for their bt g monev 1 trcverallll option clause. meet at Aug. 13. ! , Sept. I will ~ the car~ of : • ,.. a re.uJt, Barry, who led : Dick Smith, A--Stock Pontlae, i Onward- White Paste .......... 29¢ English Alb Ankleb ..•.... , 3/1.15 tM NBA ill' scoring last season .Jim Boughman, B-Sto<k Chev., ' . 4 or 5-lnch Scissors ........... 23¢ Children's 4-7 Cardigan ..•. 2.99 with 2,ml poin1s ·nu·co •nhe( tm(f Honest John Swain, KWomen's Stretch Knee Socks .• 88j! · .Pia,v •JUI 1bl• outior, wit~ the· Sto"k Cllev., COID!I"IIng at the '"- Rfl. 2.98 School Bag ......... 2.66 Wind-Up Alarm Clock ........ 1.99 Misses' Stretch Knee Socks .... &aj! \fhrrlort- or sit. at home. ! Nationals which are th• world'• Pencil Tablet& ................. 2!¢ . Ills .oi!Oncet ot rl•yiog wil!t blggeot drt(! witlr over 15116 ·;. Reg. 1.49 Typing Paper ....... 99¢ ' . Women'~ Pantl~a .............. 37j! Girls' 4-14 Panflea ............ ZJ~ the lfV:u+ion·.seem sUm since , ent:!es. . ~ Piano-Hinge Blnder.......... l.79 Rt~.l.OO ·Brush Rollers ...... •66J l ·hta pr031!nee on 1he team •• a : . ' . STAGEDRALLY :'lll,D" ~ci" wo.J!d crMe ao NAGASAKI. Japan (UPill~atd, ·llld' omo·was.ln~ s;t. l About 5.000 rooidon!! held 1 '·, ~~~- ,\lao; If he !lee~dc• •o ! rally today ob.llt'rving the 22nd !\OHi'JU''V fX·IanniVel'!&ry of tbe atomic ·' ~~~. ~- Warrtor> would bombin& of Nagasaki by the · · 1 1:! **•. •.,,..,.Ate.M/ Drag News at RI'versi'de B·arry JuSt · May sit o. ut in '67 drutic need for News Notes airpot'll. C N<l\ necessarily is a lnternatioiiiJ ling long tj~~~=~,~~-a~CCGmlDOda: .llilt ielief air ' ly Congressman . · l. MIUlR ·. JUMBO PACK Wonderful wardr,.be stretchers in, women's 32· 38;sirls'7-14. ........, FILER PAPER _.. 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Tbere •.., nqolrement at pres· and Ibis can create havoc a few- abort mlnutea during rush hours. Gil or eo~oils occur. 'Thl . ·il '·) tblni .. f,bal req1ilrlng -~ standard! J·44 99c arounf · · llrger eiUes :11111- . · of Jllllaller from '!hi lerDilnals. We nee11 to radar lnatnmlent aysooverbli IIDaller airIIIOI'Its. also 10 alr safety 1R lim airways can be 1mAnother lly .... ,... .... ,... . '/; C)OIIlp}OI•S - - - - - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rep and daughter, Tina Marie, Jneo Randolph returned from va~ trip . In Arkansas cently, They •!1!"'1 ·four vlsillng relatives iD Me i County before l'l!luming rotheb·ll home at Seville. Inez Randolph returned ber home here last Friday. Poarl Randolph and Mr. and Mrs. Orner Heas eallOd on car· II rio Nlggemeyer at Athens Sun· day evening• Vada Hazelron recently called on Hazel Biggs. Florence Joan Biggs o! 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' To;P'JRS , D.IS~OUNT PR~CI ' ( { Sl._ll llf &mfort ;, ' Kx) Dorcas News Notes lcroit) (J I t might ~JD to have sup!< 1D·the post In . a• )llatlng 8111. On lowest poSsl~ie level, whites and several ·(!Ccaslon,, white .repor· Nearly everyJne knows, from ·Negroes were working together, ters-trapped · on .the streets. what he has rea~ in the through their churche'J, to during wild gunba\l~s between newspapers or se•" on televl· minister . to tl•e huQgry and Gua~smen . and ~~rs-were •ion, .about the had rhi>1iS th't homeless. ta~en Into the-relative satet)· of happened In Detroit-the sense- The enort transceJ~ded aen. nearby Negro hornet, even less burning, th~ · JM,tJ.,,. ' lhe ·omina.tional lines. By Wedoes- though opening . the door to brutal violenc~. day, Protestants, Catholics and admil them was a real riak to Not so man• are owarf!, Jews had established an Inter· the Negro family. however, of:the kind and decent faith · Emergency t;lmter to People can be pretty wonder· and coura~eon• thing.! that coordin~te the rell~! w o r k. ful-~wen in a riot, Detroiters did, even In the worst District collection centers were hours· In the city's ordeal. settup at scores ol chUI'Illiesand I will never fc r,jet walking synagogues across the dey. The down 12th street, the center of food, clothing, bedding andcash the riot zone, on Tuesday contributed through them was I~,omlng, a ·few hour• alter the brought 1D the Interfaith Center. worst night of destruction from· which aid was distributed Flames w~re still llcldog the ·&trlctly according to need, - - - - - - - - L ·ruins of some hull.lin~:;. lieaoil~ ·wltiHlut regard for race, creed BY EDNA KNOPP '· . (Antw~ 1omorrow) armed · police antl :'M.\ona!, or color. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY lumbtOIIIROOD INYOY LUNACY GUILTY Guardsmen with tixe.J b.yonot•l Ma•v white suburban families Ray Byers, a retired barber, le•attlill)''• • stood et every street <orMT. ' opened their homes to burned- celebrated his 75th birthday, Aluwen il... IM ho\.,',..•if• did hor hair-IN A BUN It was J depressing scene- out Negro families. Joseph Sunday. A chicken dinner w i t h . I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Hospital and is the last place on earth. I Ransknecht, director o! human birthday cake und home . made \ weeks with her grandsons, Ran· Harry Wolfe yere their neph·\ with Mr. and Mrl. B)'lri, Mr and Mrs. Lawrence thought, whore one could expect relations for the Roman Catho- ice cream was sorved m the dy and Jeff Wendorf. They ac· ews, Ivan Wood, Pomeroy, and recently. · · of Mrs. Ted to find any glimmer o! bt!n12n lie archdiocese of Detroit, sa;· annex of the Bethany K U. B. companl!'d June Wendorf to1Victor Wood, Detroit, Mich. Recent ·guests of Mr. and Mn. and son, Mr. and Mrs. 01 i kindness or compassion. that hundreds of invitations to Church to the followmg: Mr. Conn•aut where she boarded a Mrs. Thelma Walton spent a Charles Beegle was ber sllter, 8 'Bailey and daughtPr of Racine But at the ]nlersection of 12th share homes came in from all and Mrs. O.nnls Mastern. Troy boat to make a two weeks trip couple week's visiting with her Ula Roth, of Pittsburgh wbo Mr. ;nd Mrs. Howard Smlll; S)reet and Virginia Park, I sides of the rity. and Kara of Lebanon, Mr. and 1\ith her father, Captain Harol< Carl. and family cf New· spent two weeks, and Mr. an4 - ... and daughter of Racine and came upon a bustle of activity ''We had offers from the Mrs, Hobert Bell of Warren, Beegle. ark and with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Beegle and cbll- · Vada Jackson of Bidwell vis- Miss Palty Proffit local visit· outside Grace Episcopal Grosse Pbintes to as far north Mr. and Mrs. William Mastern, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bradford Harold Walton and !llr. and dren of Zanesville. lied Mrs. Clifford Roush. ed Mrs. Louioo ' V;n and Church. Two station wagons harl as Pontiac," he said. · Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Klee and children of Columbus spent Mrs. Ha.ry Nulph of East Mr. and Mrs. Otil Knopp reo Mr. arid Mrs. Cecil iloseber· Nicki. parked at tts door, and a half, One suburban Catholic family, Haltom and Kimberly Jo of a weel<end with Mr. and Mrs. Liverpool. Ohio. cently spent an evening. with ry and family enjoyed a cook Louise and Nicki van Meter dozen while boys and girls were with nine children of its own. Springboro, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Beegle the Dlek Sterrets of GeiUpOII• cut at the IHlme with Mr. and called on Mrs. Mae Van Met•r. busily lugging hoKes of food Into took lr a Negro family with Clifford Byers. Loucrite, RaY· Recent guests of Mr. and of FredEricksburg are spending and attended the.Gallla Coun1f Mrs. Earle Thoma, Pomeroy. local, and her brother Mr. and the church. seven children. l mond, Carl, Louanna. Marc, Mrs. Otis Knopp were Mrs. • week with their son, Ronnie Junior Fair. Children of Mr. and Mrs' Clif· Mrs. Paul Hauber, Long Bot- I asked the Negro rector, Fr. Acts of and Denise and Lisa. of Opal Pinkerton of. Charleston,, Beegle and familv, helping in Mr. and Mrs. Charles ·Bna't, ford Icenhower visited the 1r . Robert L. Potts, who had sent ty were not c'!lnfmed to rehgmus Mr. and Mrs. Jtn1 Lew1s and W. Va., Mrs. JesSie Knopp of the care of thelf new twm Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1\leKalw, grandparents, Mr. and Mr s. Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John· .the food . He said it had been groups. Robert Byers of Mr. Topeka, Sharon a n d grandsons. oC._ Belpre and Mrs. Fem Gll!llc Homer Irenhower. ston called on Mr. and Mrs. collected by churches in areas Unions, led by the United and Mrs .. Ralph · Radcliffe of M1ke Hamson and daughter, M". Irma Bradford of Marys· attended. the al Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bumside. Lawrence Johnston and family of the city not hit by the riot, Auto Workers and the Team- Syracuse ami Mrs. Sylvia By· Pamela, of Ottawa, Kan., Bet· vlllc spent an afternoon with Bedford, Pa. They allo ·plennj!d Middleport, visited her parents, and Mr. Frank Corn•li, Norma including the predominantly sters, joined with industrial ers, Middleport and Mr. and ty and Dan Allendoii and Angie Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. to visit friends Mr. and MM. Lawen,ce .John· and Jerry Hayman. white suburbs. firms In setting up a pool: Mrs. Ray Byers, the honored of Topeka, Kan., and George Steve Dalley and Wa I te.r Md. ston and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Icenhower Kindness Spontaneous to transport relief supplies into\ guest. The afternoon was spent and Ov1e Knopp, Gay, W. Va. Tuttle, who are employed m Jerry. and DorotlrY• J1JilniGa Mrs. Cecil Roseberry and lam· and family of East Liverpool Later I learned that this sort the riot area . at the Byers country home on Mr. and Mrs. Bdl Hoback spent a weekend w1th and of ShippiiJipol't, l!Y vlsiled relatives &lid friends ov.. of thing was going on spon· It was not just a ·matter of Tanners Run Road. ln the eve. daughters spent the their Mr. and Mrs. Pa., are viSiting hla .P*iidlt Mr. Robert Ours visited Mr. er the weekend here. . white people being !dod to black ning the men en]oy!'d a coon Washmgton, D. C. vls•tmg Floyd Dalley and Mrs. Jo Ann Mr. and Mrs. Earnest JolmJ• and Mrs. Charlie Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Dailey, wood Johnston were shopping people. Often 11 was the other bunt. daughter,. Janice, who was in Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. WllburRI!Cie ol Mr. Carl Authenon returned Mrs. Jar.le Congo, Mrs. Lou· In Pomeroy. · . way around. Mrs. Alice Bt!egle of Duluth, a rar acr1dent. W1lmer and Cora Mae Byers Wellsville visited with·Mr. ad home from Veterans Memorial Jse Van and Mrs. May· -May Jolmstnn I saw Negro families bringing Minn., Is spending a couple of Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. of Warren spent a weekend Mrs. Plekenl. I I ' ' PUL.L.IIII.FOAM ·'! ' THICI( . l!ln~l~ all ~v~r \he city. At f cool dri~ks ;'Of: w•tl!l': Ill \Yl1lte moment when ~ace relltlOilB N~tlorial · guar~smen: l!\l,pdlng I _, 1[)-CilOCXliil l -------------,.---- ---1 0.~d Town Flats' c~Jurnbus, B~lt-;y I Society Notes ~on. ~ -~-- Met~r Tours: PreludifO.Buildup klndne~s tom~" ' " >. , LINED PLASTIC ··~··•1" LAOII!S AIST• . . • 'l NEW · FALl :·, ' HAND BAGS ··~r I ' ,, Ml~~ Styles ., ' ' ' , JRA-Pif' / I < ' . I Aieorted.Patretllt .. ~ '1\'-_ ·:·" Met~r a~d Cle~eland, par~nts, chlldn!~ ~~end ~n the~r Savings On All ,.•• BIG 3 Your Foods At... \N.A.RKETS~; . ... ••••••••••••••••• •••• • • • ;~~.·"'" Miss Patrlcla London 11 lrlllt• lng as a laboratory tiCbaleiltD Newark, Olllo ,ldp!tal. Miss Gertrcde MeBrida Is ,a .. Ge"' at Melp. . at~ ~... ~ Mason .. Personal Beegle~ Jet~ . ''' K~nsas, Ja~r.os • tours of theK..rn0111..war zones lw Mense Secref4ty IOINJit·Mdtamoro . . by increased commi1111111t of troops lly the Unitttl Stltd·to~ war effort. Hrs latMI, and ninth visit, was JII·IIC:Ilpllon. Estimates on the tlotlp lit'erttiN hove ~onged !tom 20.000 o~ 35.0001 '~'•• chart above shows the steadr dimli of troop eommitment tn c01necll0a wllb tlHt Dlnt tlallt of tile dc!use _accntory, •• Columb~s, tr~ck ·eech . Col~mbus,. 1 ' ~. gene~ost· :. 1-fogg & tusP'Ci~ · · "" . . ·-· · · .·Materials .Co1· . ~- ,._ I 773·~5S4 ' ' ,. 1 Prtt \" ,- .... ~ ' Dtll~rY ' Fro:ett Food Bug of The Weekt '' KRINKLECUT Mason, W. V1, . I·Buthel Pltstle .J2•QUART LA-Y • ' ;., .t . ·msM:.,ras· Whii~.Thtv Lilt ~Q.UA,Itlli ·I:I~P.I ,. c ... FuiJ Warranty :•' ~· ' · > ' c _ eteh •c.h .' ·f IASK.J.S ROll rid-Oval ., ' F,...,~livery . ' ' ~ 3 ~:~ "I - • 1.00 5 ltot~aee B-.usl -.. ••·un TOUt . \): - .· KING ' i LADIISSU~IR • • ! gallon 39c ' "'~~ . .s,~.t lb. ' ' . i Meqt Buysl ~ ' ": "'VJ. Ohio Vall,y I. ,, '" ATTUPPERS PLAINS • LYONS MARKET -·--------------- Argo Brand s 10c AT RACINI e WAID CROSS SONS QUANTITY RIGHTS RISERVID PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10.11-11 cans Strietmcn Town House Crccbn lb. !lox Itt N1bisco Honey Gr1h1m1 _ lb. !lox 3ft Sunshine Krispy Cr1ckers _ lb. !lox 35c 303cans ·· CARROTS ~jo. ' ' . , JUMIOI • NEW CABBAGE '33 ' ... • • • • ~ c BUTTERMILK 69c o¥~ FRESH t· ICE CREAM !1 gallon e RUTLAND DEPT. STORE ,;,. Conven)ent'·,,.Ternis \< . c FRENCH FRY POTATOES rwtic: I ,. ' • Summer Dessert! Enioy Good Ice Cream AT RUTLAND ...._, Del Monte Brand • 300 T·QJAATO JU,· IC:E· Del Monte Crushed ·PINEAPPLE 3 :.• *1 VanCamp's BEEF STEW . 2 14.:.&9c ' ' 40ox. can pair ' I· • ... :· .. -1>" ,;"'1..#,.. L, ,;) A.;J I Sta.ffo SPRAY STARCH .· . · ---":39c ' .... SdJooiDay '' feANur··:~a. tJriER -2t~ ' �; 'I I .{ ,. I ' ' .. • i I ·:, '''. ' ,.. ··t' I • ·; ' ' ' ., , . .. ·. • ,. 7,', ,))):~ l '• Wwldof<~'MJon·: ~: • I f .... Bio~!S~owJI~h:3lld \V.orst, ~n PoopJe·. ~ .~ I: ' B~ LOUIS CASSE!t . . Ul!lted Preis lntcr.nulloc~l A rill! br1h&:~ out tile brs•. as well as the wo~.1t In p.nple. Super MJct, ' ,QHJO' ' ' ' · 'Roun~;;,, -.~JaN tTrj Mittuss . ' To;P'JRS , D.IS~OUNT PR~CI ' ( { Sl._ll llf &mfort ;, ' Kx) Dorcas News Notes lcroit) (J I t might ~JD to have sup!< 1D·the post In . a• )llatlng 8111. On lowest poSsl~ie level, whites and several ·(!Ccaslon,, white .repor· Nearly everyJne knows, from ·Negroes were working together, ters-trapped · on .the streets. what he has rea~ in the through their churche'J, to during wild gunba\l~s between newspapers or se•" on televl· minister . to tl•e huQgry and Gua~smen . and ~~rs-were •ion, .about the had rhi>1iS th't homeless. ta~en Into the-relative satet)· of happened In Detroit-the sense- The enort transceJ~ded aen. nearby Negro hornet, even less burning, th~ · JM,tJ.,,. ' lhe ·omina.tional lines. By Wedoes- though opening . the door to brutal violenc~. day, Protestants, Catholics and admil them was a real riak to Not so man• are owarf!, Jews had established an Inter· the Negro family. however, of:the kind and decent faith · Emergency t;lmter to People can be pretty wonder· and coura~eon• thing.! that coordin~te the rell~! w o r k. ful-~wen in a riot, Detroiters did, even In the worst District collection centers were hours· In the city's ordeal. settup at scores ol chUI'Illiesand I will never fc r,jet walking synagogues across the dey. The down 12th street, the center of food, clothing, bedding andcash the riot zone, on Tuesday contributed through them was I~,omlng, a ·few hour• alter the brought 1D the Interfaith Center. worst night of destruction from· which aid was distributed Flames w~re still llcldog the ·&trlctly according to need, - - - - - - - - L ·ruins of some hull.lin~:;. lieaoil~ ·wltiHlut regard for race, creed BY EDNA KNOPP '· . (Antw~ 1omorrow) armed · police antl :'M.\ona!, or color. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY lumbtOIIIROOD INYOY LUNACY GUILTY Guardsmen with tixe.J b.yonot•l Ma•v white suburban families Ray Byers, a retired barber, le•attlill)''• • stood et every street <orMT. ' opened their homes to burned- celebrated his 75th birthday, Aluwen il... IM ho\.,',..•if• did hor hair-IN A BUN It was J depressing scene- out Negro families. Joseph Sunday. A chicken dinner w i t h . I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Hospital and is the last place on earth. I Ransknecht, director o! human birthday cake und home . made \ weeks with her grandsons, Ran· Harry Wolfe yere their neph·\ with Mr. and Mrl. B)'lri, Mr and Mrs. Lawrence thought, whore one could expect relations for the Roman Catho- ice cream was sorved m the dy and Jeff Wendorf. They ac· ews, Ivan Wood, Pomeroy, and recently. · · of Mrs. Ted to find any glimmer o! bt!n12n lie archdiocese of Detroit, sa;· annex of the Bethany K U. B. companl!'d June Wendorf to1Victor Wood, Detroit, Mich. Recent ·guests of Mr. and Mn. and son, Mr. and Mrs. 01 i kindness or compassion. that hundreds of invitations to Church to the followmg: Mr. Conn•aut where she boarded a Mrs. Thelma Walton spent a Charles Beegle was ber sllter, 8 'Bailey and daughtPr of Racine But at the ]nlersection of 12th share homes came in from all and Mrs. O.nnls Mastern. Troy boat to make a two weeks trip couple week's visiting with her Ula Roth, of Pittsburgh wbo Mr. ;nd Mrs. Howard Smlll; S)reet and Virginia Park, I sides of the rity. and Kara of Lebanon, Mr. and 1\ith her father, Captain Harol< Carl. and family cf New· spent two weeks, and Mr. an4 - ... and daughter of Racine and came upon a bustle of activity ''We had offers from the Mrs, Hobert Bell of Warren, Beegle. ark and with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Beegle and cbll- · Vada Jackson of Bidwell vis- Miss Palty Proffit local visit· outside Grace Episcopal Grosse Pbintes to as far north Mr. and Mrs. William Mastern, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bradford Harold Walton and !llr. and dren of Zanesville. lied Mrs. Clifford Roush. ed Mrs. Louioo ' V;n and Church. Two station wagons harl as Pontiac," he said. · Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Klee and children of Columbus spent Mrs. Ha.ry Nulph of East Mr. and Mrs. Otil Knopp reo Mr. arid Mrs. Cecil iloseber· Nicki. parked at tts door, and a half, One suburban Catholic family, Haltom and Kimberly Jo of a weel<end with Mr. and Mrs. Liverpool. Ohio. cently spent an evening. with ry and family enjoyed a cook Louise and Nicki van Meter dozen while boys and girls were with nine children of its own. Springboro, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Beegle the Dlek Sterrets of GeiUpOII• cut at the IHlme with Mr. and called on Mrs. Mae Van Met•r. busily lugging hoKes of food Into took lr a Negro family with Clifford Byers. Loucrite, RaY· Recent guests of Mr. and of FredEricksburg are spending and attended the.Gallla Coun1f Mrs. Earle Thoma, Pomeroy. local, and her brother Mr. and the church. seven children. l mond, Carl, Louanna. Marc, Mrs. Otis Knopp were Mrs. • week with their son, Ronnie Junior Fair. Children of Mr. and Mrs' Clif· Mrs. Paul Hauber, Long Bot- I asked the Negro rector, Fr. Acts of and Denise and Lisa. of Opal Pinkerton of. Charleston,, Beegle and familv, helping in Mr. and Mrs. Charles ·Bna't, ford Icenhower visited the 1r . Robert L. Potts, who had sent ty were not c'!lnfmed to rehgmus Mr. and Mrs. Jtn1 Lew1s and W. Va., Mrs. JesSie Knopp of the care of thelf new twm Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1\leKalw, grandparents, Mr. and Mr s. Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John· .the food . He said it had been groups. Robert Byers of Mr. Topeka, Sharon a n d grandsons. oC._ Belpre and Mrs. Fem Gll!llc Homer Irenhower. ston called on Mr. and Mrs. collected by churches in areas Unions, led by the United and Mrs .. Ralph · Radcliffe of M1ke Hamson and daughter, M". Irma Bradford of Marys· attended. the al Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bumside. Lawrence Johnston and family of the city not hit by the riot, Auto Workers and the Team- Syracuse ami Mrs. Sylvia By· Pamela, of Ottawa, Kan., Bet· vlllc spent an afternoon with Bedford, Pa. They allo ·plennj!d Middleport, visited her parents, and Mr. Frank Corn•li, Norma including the predominantly sters, joined with industrial ers, Middleport and Mr. and ty and Dan Allendoii and Angie Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. to visit friends Mr. and MM. Lawen,ce .John· and Jerry Hayman. white suburbs. firms In setting up a pool: Mrs. Ray Byers, the honored of Topeka, Kan., and George Steve Dalley and Wa I te.r Md. ston and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Icenhower Kindness Spontaneous to transport relief supplies into\ guest. The afternoon was spent and Ov1e Knopp, Gay, W. Va. Tuttle, who are employed m Jerry. and DorotlrY• J1JilniGa Mrs. Cecil Roseberry and lam· and family of East Liverpool Later I learned that this sort the riot area . at the Byers country home on Mr. and Mrs. Bdl Hoback spent a weekend w1th and of ShippiiJipol't, l!Y vlsiled relatives &lid friends ov.. of thing was going on spon· It was not just a ·matter of Tanners Run Road. ln the eve. daughters spent the their Mr. and Mrs. Pa., are viSiting hla .P*iidlt Mr. Robert Ours visited Mr. er the weekend here. . white people being !dod to black ning the men en]oy!'d a coon Washmgton, D. C. vls•tmg Floyd Dalley and Mrs. Jo Ann Mr. and Mrs. Earnest JolmJ• and Mrs. Charlie Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Dailey, wood Johnston were shopping people. Often 11 was the other bunt. daughter,. Janice, who was in Tuttle. Mr. and Mrs. WllburRI!Cie ol Mr. Carl Authenon returned Mrs. Jar.le Congo, Mrs. Lou· In Pomeroy. · . way around. Mrs. Alice Bt!egle of Duluth, a rar acr1dent. W1lmer and Cora Mae Byers Wellsville visited with·Mr. ad home from Veterans Memorial Jse Van and Mrs. May· -May Jolmstnn I saw Negro families bringing Minn., Is spending a couple of Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. of Warren spent a weekend Mrs. Plekenl. I I ' ' PUL.L.IIII.FOAM ·'! ' THICI( . l!ln~l~ all ~v~r \he city. At f cool dri~ks ;'Of: w•tl!l': Ill \Yl1lte moment when ~ace relltlOilB N~tlorial · guar~smen: l!\l,pdlng I _, 1[)-CilOCXliil l -------------,.---- ---1 0.~d Town Flats' c~Jurnbus, B~lt-;y I Society Notes ~on. ~ -~-- Met~r Tours: PreludifO.Buildup klndne~s tom~" ' " >. , LINED PLASTIC ··~··•1" LAOII!S AIST• . . • 'l NEW · FALl :·, ' HAND BAGS ··~r I ' ,, Ml~~ Styles ., ' ' ' , JRA-Pif' / I < ' . I Aieorted.Patretllt .. ~ '1\'-_ ·:·" Met~r a~d Cle~eland, par~nts, chlldn!~ ~~end ~n the~r Savings On All ,.•• BIG 3 Your Foods At... \N.A.RKETS~; . ... ••••••••••••••••• •••• • • • ;~~.·"'" Miss Patrlcla London 11 lrlllt• lng as a laboratory tiCbaleiltD Newark, Olllo ,ldp!tal. Miss Gertrcde MeBrida Is ,a .. Ge"' at Melp. . at~ ~... ~ Mason .. Personal Beegle~ Jet~ . ''' K~nsas, Ja~r.os • tours of theK..rn0111..war zones lw Mense Secref4ty IOINJit·Mdtamoro . . by increased commi1111111t of troops lly the Unitttl Stltd·to~ war effort. Hrs latMI, and ninth visit, was JII·IIC:Ilpllon. Estimates on the tlotlp lit'erttiN hove ~onged !tom 20.000 o~ 35.0001 '~'•• chart above shows the steadr dimli of troop eommitment tn c01necll0a wllb tlHt Dlnt tlallt of tile dc!use _accntory, •• Columb~s, tr~ck ·eech . Col~mbus,. 1 ' ~. gene~ost· :. 1-fogg & tusP'Ci~ · · "" . . ·-· · · .·Materials .Co1· . ~- ,._ I 773·~5S4 ' ' ,. 1 Prtt \" ,- .... ~ ' Dtll~rY ' Fro:ett Food Bug of The Weekt '' KRINKLECUT Mason, W. V1, . I·Buthel Pltstle .J2•QUART LA-Y • ' ;., .t . ·msM:.,ras· Whii~.Thtv Lilt ~Q.UA,Itlli ·I:I~P.I ,. c ... FuiJ Warranty :•' ~· ' · > ' c _ eteh •c.h .' ·f IASK.J.S ROll rid-Oval ., ' F,...,~livery . ' ' ~ 3 ~:~ "I - • 1.00 5 ltot~aee B-.usl -.. ••·un TOUt . \): - .· KING ' i LADIISSU~IR • • ! gallon 39c ' "'~~ . .s,~.t lb. ' ' . i Meqt Buysl ~ ' ": "'VJ. Ohio Vall,y I. ,, '" ATTUPPERS PLAINS • LYONS MARKET -·--------------- Argo Brand s 10c AT RACINI e WAID CROSS SONS QUANTITY RIGHTS RISERVID PRICES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10.11-11 cans Strietmcn Town House Crccbn lb. !lox Itt N1bisco Honey Gr1h1m1 _ lb. !lox 3ft Sunshine Krispy Cr1ckers _ lb. !lox 35c 303cans ·· CARROTS ~jo. ' ' . , JUMIOI • NEW CABBAGE '33 ' ... • • • • ~ c BUTTERMILK 69c o¥~ FRESH t· ICE CREAM !1 gallon e RUTLAND DEPT. STORE ,;,. Conven)ent'·,,.Ternis \< . c FRENCH FRY POTATOES rwtic: I ,. ' • Summer Dessert! Enioy Good Ice Cream AT RUTLAND ...._, Del Monte Brand • 300 T·QJAATO JU,· IC:E· Del Monte Crushed ·PINEAPPLE 3 :.• *1 VanCamp's BEEF STEW . 2 14.:.&9c ' ' 40ox. can pair ' I· • ... :· .. -1>" ,;"'1..#,.. L, ,;) A.;J I Sta.ffo SPRAY STARCH .· . · ---":39c ' .... SdJooiDay '' feANur··:~a. tJriER -2t~ ' �r. , ·' I' 10/ _I,, r ,, t ~ ,:, l} 1,1 \ ' 'I . • . . atJiiLANi> re:~tauran~ fu l_ly •eqlllpped will be vacant Sat· Urilay, August 1%. See Arnold lot c~U 142-4211 daya ar 74$501 evenlni. Ofl 1 1 etc ~~~r=:;;:-~.: S ROOIIJ HOUSE wltb balb, 484 . ':! Pearl St., Middleport. Pho~e - ,,. m-2:1oo. a • eti: - ' .' ~otor ' QU~Lin ' ! 1964 DODGE -2::POOR · ' .ness Service~ .Pomeroy · Grate, Rutland l"urniture, · 1lf > •I 111-Dally Sen~nel, Pommy·Middleport; o~ Aug. II, 11187 For lent I ;' . -~ . Co. ' ·'· '',' . I . I I I 1Y lllliD ·USSWII.L ~ 101111 MAt.aMI ' ' .'' ., ~ ·. I $1CI9S 2'10 Series,, white flnhh, red interior, 6 cyl. enaine, automatic trans. Raaw an<l beater, !Ike new whitewall tir<!s 1965 SIMCA 4 DooR $795 1~ $995 1000 Series. Red finl&b, &ood tires, radio and beater; Real &ood mileage · :oLDS 18 2-DOOR All 67 Modtll lttducea eHANNALINieAI'ACHie SIYo up to $300.110 V-$, lutcimatll: trana. Radio and heater, cood tires, blue over · white finish, sharp. seat co\·ers, power ,teerln& and brakes, real nice. .Pomeroy Motor Co. ···~ ....... L''L '.INER ROUSH & LYQNS CAMPING TRAI!,ERS OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Horton SL-••"" W. va. Watch Por tho Arrlvtl of e TGUR.A..HOME e Raclae, l*e Llehtwtllhl Pl~~.u, TIIUCK CAMPIII · RADIAYOR $795.00up SERVICE WHEEL AUGNMENT AND ~... BRAKE $ERVICE IUETTNARS " - '"-2143 Pon•raw . HONDA ' SAm & SJRVICE \II ONI OP rtt• NIC:I~l P.Ot't •' CALL DICK RAWLINGS 1r IRANNII WINNil! WINKLI bwllnga Honda Slles W'r NISI MIDDLI'ORf OHIO 8ERRr'S WORlD ic POODLE puppies AKC, champ j. 0 r . I • c BUICK-PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS ion blood tine, stud service Capps- Gallipolil 12.2 and and grooming. Phone 992-M43. 14.1 running 8 feet of rollers; 5 26 tfc !!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!~I Pt. Pleasant. 24.16 ; Pomoroy . Mason, out : Hinton, 0.98 stet.; BEAUTIFUL AKC Puppies, Real &tete Fo1 Sele :Kanawha Falls. 3.20 rising; blaek scotties, apricot poodCharleston, 17.77 falling. Lon· les, westies and schnauzers. don, Marmet and Winlield 1 o• Phone 667-3654 Barkaroo Kenthe sill. nels. Coolville, Ohlo. a• 7tc . - · ONE 1965 Plymouth SUper SP<ll't 318, automatic, bucket seats. $1830. Phone from 9 to 5, 9482512. 8 6 ~tc 1 I MNRUDE ~ 511. and Service Ohle Boll and Motor · LlcenH SQIWAIZEL MARINI ' ltOCKiNGPOIIT1 _!HIO PHON& 667~tD ( CLOSEOUT SALE Air-Conditionen "f. ~OLINE I'IIICI RIDUCID . -1967 DUO BOAT IIGATTA DISPLAY ~ & .,.,.nstrator I· 'e iY HOWII U1f'.o!EIDER ALLEY I thouqht I had it in fi~t ... but it waG in reverse! I I All alus In atock. S.vt to I· $60.00. Buy 01 low 11 $12 .50. n Good Usod CHEST FREEZER __ $125 Good Usod .a·, CHEST FREEZER __ $165 ' it . !: 1:.: • POMEROY FRECltiU AND H!!! FIUENDI 992-2181 • tl&&ue&e• ~u~~ ~. a og tw By MEUILL ILOS~ER ~'('IOU J.ck W. Carley, Mgr. \OJO!tT !:iND A rlur.w< IMT>liN itt: Wlf!IIU nwb 11W, repatr serrice, au makeo. wv. 1-22114 l'he Fabric Shop. Pomero~ " liNQ-MILE AAPfll5· OF- f i I , Authorized Singer S•leo ann Service. I Zll Ito • lv HAROLD GRAl LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE GQi:)u;.lt> :ZfllO. 'lEA» I 1 1-1EA2 IT' TH1 SOl..H) A CROWD MAKES WHI!t 3 BEl •ROOM house, Mason, W Va., CaD 773-Siill or 99i6158. 6 7 de 'Tl-IE.\f'Re U.CITED 'I!QIT ~<loOETHIN'I Emolovment Wanted I GENERAL !YORK, painting, g mowln& lal"r. and sllrubbory work, cat or contact Ed c Templeton, Baney Run Road, Pomeroy. 11 SOle lv V, T. HAMLIN ' ' ABBIE AND SlATS APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Contact Feye Manley Middleport ' Wanted To 811y " .,., • ;l By RAEBURN VAN IU. . . �r. , ·' I' 10/ _I,, r ,, t ~ ,:, l} 1,1 \ ' 'I . • . . atJiiLANi> re:~tauran~ fu l_ly •eqlllpped will be vacant Sat· Urilay, August 1%. See Arnold lot c~U 142-4211 daya ar 74$501 evenlni. Ofl 1 1 etc ~~~r=:;;:-~.: S ROOIIJ HOUSE wltb balb, 484 . ':! Pearl St., Middleport. Pho~e - ,,. m-2:1oo. a • eti: - ' .' ~otor ' QU~Lin ' ! 1964 DODGE -2::POOR · ' .ness Service~ .Pomeroy · Grate, Rutland l"urniture, · 1lf > •I 111-Dally Sen~nel, Pommy·Middleport; o~ Aug. II, 11187 For lent I ;' . -~ . Co. ' ·'· '',' . I . I I I 1Y lllliD ·USSWII.L ~ 101111 MAt.aMI ' ' .'' ., ~ ·. I $1CI9S 2'10 Series,, white flnhh, red interior, 6 cyl. enaine, automatic trans. Raaw an<l beater, !Ike new whitewall tir<!s 1965 SIMCA 4 DooR $795 1~ $995 1000 Series. Red finl&b, &ood tires, radio and beater; Real &ood mileage · :oLDS 18 2-DOOR All 67 Modtll lttducea eHANNALINieAI'ACHie SIYo up to $300.110 V-$, lutcimatll: trana. Radio and heater, cood tires, blue over · white finish, sharp. seat co\·ers, power ,teerln& and brakes, real nice. .Pomeroy Motor Co. ···~ ....... L''L '.INER ROUSH & LYQNS CAMPING TRAI!,ERS OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Horton SL-••"" W. va. Watch Por tho Arrlvtl of e TGUR.A..HOME e Raclae, l*e Llehtwtllhl Pl~~.u, TIIUCK CAMPIII · RADIAYOR $795.00up SERVICE WHEEL AUGNMENT AND ~... BRAKE $ERVICE IUETTNARS " - '"-2143 Pon•raw . HONDA ' SAm & SJRVICE \II ONI OP rtt• NIC:I~l P.Ot't •' CALL DICK RAWLINGS 1r IRANNII WINNil! WINKLI bwllnga Honda Slles W'r NISI MIDDLI'ORf OHIO 8ERRr'S WORlD ic POODLE puppies AKC, champ j. 0 r . I • c BUICK-PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS ion blood tine, stud service Capps- Gallipolil 12.2 and and grooming. Phone 992-M43. 14.1 running 8 feet of rollers; 5 26 tfc !!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!~I Pt. Pleasant. 24.16 ; Pomoroy . Mason, out : Hinton, 0.98 stet.; BEAUTIFUL AKC Puppies, Real &tete Fo1 Sele :Kanawha Falls. 3.20 rising; blaek scotties, apricot poodCharleston, 17.77 falling. Lon· les, westies and schnauzers. don, Marmet and Winlield 1 o• Phone 667-3654 Barkaroo Kenthe sill. nels. Coolville, Ohlo. a• 7tc . - · ONE 1965 Plymouth SUper SP<ll't 318, automatic, bucket seats. $1830. Phone from 9 to 5, 9482512. 8 6 ~tc 1 I MNRUDE ~ 511. and Service Ohle Boll and Motor · LlcenH SQIWAIZEL MARINI ' ltOCKiNGPOIIT1 _!HIO PHON& 667~tD ( CLOSEOUT SALE Air-Conditionen "f. ~OLINE I'IIICI RIDUCID . -1967 DUO BOAT IIGATTA DISPLAY ~ & .,.,.nstrator I· 'e iY HOWII U1f'.o!EIDER ALLEY I thouqht I had it in fi~t ... but it waG in reverse! I I All alus In atock. S.vt to I· $60.00. Buy 01 low 11 $12 .50. n Good Usod CHEST FREEZER __ $125 Good Usod .a·, CHEST FREEZER __ $165 ' it . !: 1:.: • POMEROY FRECltiU AND H!!! FIUENDI 992-2181 • tl&&ue&e• ~u~~ ~. a og tw By MEUILL ILOS~ER ~'('IOU J.ck W. Carley, Mgr. \OJO!tT !:iND A rlur.w< IMT>liN itt: Wlf!IIU nwb 11W, repatr serrice, au makeo. wv. 1-22114 l'he Fabric Shop. Pomero~ " liNQ-MILE AAPfll5· OF- f i I , Authorized Singer S•leo ann Service. I Zll Ito • lv HAROLD GRAl LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE GQi:)u;.lt> :ZfllO. 'lEA» I 1 1-1EA2 IT' TH1 SOl..H) A CROWD MAKES WHI!t 3 BEl •ROOM house, Mason, W Va., CaD 773-Siill or 99i6158. 6 7 de 'Tl-IE.\f'Re U.CITED 'I!QIT ~<loOETHIN'I Emolovment Wanted I GENERAL !YORK, painting, g mowln& lal"r. and sllrubbory work, cat or contact Ed c Templeton, Baney Run Road, Pomeroy. 11 SOle lv V, T. HAMLIN ' ' ABBIE AND SlATS APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Contact Feye Manley Middleport ' Wanted To 811y " .,., • ;l By RAEBURN VAN IU. . . �' ' . \ '• ....... ' ----··- - --- - ·· -- ----.~ -- ~ - .... - - ~--- - I PLAY KROGER'S NEW TV GAME.~. ' . No Pureha~ Required! FREE RACE T9'IUCB~· ~e.'l;ieketi·AtMlrKtorer Store! . I ' ' ' ' ' • ··'\' ...... . ·. .,,··. USDA· CHOICE • • Cho&ce Center Cut . ' ' '·' ·., '• .. ' .'' ·, '' ''. ' •'+ tlorl ...,. • - To .l l._.- lodaY· YOU could bo 114111 """' wlanor. FRII llmt pltcos. ovol~ ult o1 Ill K""" s.... chtckoloildt, otort tlflc~, or by Wlill.. to"R~ To Rldlel." lox 37, E11Wator, Now Yon IIIJGf No purdto10 roqulrod lo ploy "Roco To 111-.H Llni" - 11mo pltcl por poriOII pu Illoro •1111. . eiw - .' ' !'.!' • ,.., Chuck Roast ·' WATCH ' ·" USDA CHOICE THRIFTY .RA.CB TO RICHES EVERY .. WEDNESDAY . Clpyrlthl, 'lilt Kroter Ca., '1117 Wo _ , . tho riaM lo II'* ......"" USDA CHOICE T-RAY • ~.to 7:30PM WCHS-TV • 8 "FANCY STEAKS" -··" 1!11·1··-NO WASTI . . lit. lit. i ~" lit. -~~:..---- ~ $1.99 $1.69 $2.49 $1.49 Ill. $1.49 lb. ' :1. - ROUND,.IHOUUII!R CUT 'l1lrlfly Swiss .Steak ,. __ .. 55c ... 5~e '· F.woul QUALITY KROiallt JUCKET srEAK ---------FRENCH CITY • "" ..... lb. 'WIENERS __._- --KWICIC KRISP SLICED BACON ... -. ---- pkg. SeA TRIAIURI BREADED SHRIMP 11 "0<. ----~- pkg. .. 49e "'· 55e 59c 59c faciarTissue .. 5·:.: $1 Piidge .......... .~:: 89c C~~: 4=$l IAYa,~DUL~ ~ .... 49c Cream Pies i;weisD ••" • 0 0 0 00 0 0 iiiij"Foods .... : ~ · . M~& Be P"oiifoNTRY·OV·N •••• 39c 00 .. 3 :.:89c Dry Milk ---~ :::~s1· Corn Flakes . IAVI ON IRANO GRADI A large .Eggs .... 2- 89c Cheese. . !:. 59c Cake '3 Ice ......... "·~·. 49c 4:.:. $1 Bread ' ; Twla Pok 69 ' i' KROGER ·' KELLOGG to: . 1(11.00111. Toilet Tissue TNIS GO® FOR , II iiJtTRA 'lOP YALUI STAMPS wtih IIIIo . . , . """ .......... tl ..........~ .-<'" ' 4 KROGIR •!WID !)AWN FRESH • kllOGR i!WID 2-roll pkgs. . ...._,GIICiilriD MliTI .. . 't/l!tJII/ KROGER "PLAIN OR autrEIWILK SANDWICH ' •••••••••• THIS 1'011. II EXTRA TOP YALUI STAMPS - I ASSORTID FLAVORS 3!: 89c Hi·C Gleem .'·!: 58c 2 98c· Prell ·-:' '88c ... =&Be Razor ... $1.98 Salad Dressing ··t pkgt, - Krot~r · lltlllr•ad ........... tl FRIPAII.It> SAl Nil ••• Whip ·* TOOlHPAITE IDL 7 quart Pork& lvlloo Mollo your oWn .~'I'll' ;~) ' .. - _., .. _,_.....,......... ..• ..,., ' • J: '' --'· - -~-~· ·' ~ ......... . ·- ' 99c ilmooodo ,_ ' ' . . .-.. I lb.-· -.. ' ' ,. SLICED ,.BACON -~ · ' . ~ : ' BONELESS CHUCK lb• OR ROUND c PORK ' BUD! CUTS 2-ib. P~g. $1.15 ·t: R IES . 3"" S.100. . RE6ULAR ·• · · GR - -· K~INRLE CUTS , l , 2.1,. batt • WIENE'S • L hM t .......... lb. I I . . •, \ Spicetl Luncheon Meat Z!JSc Btef Rl• ltelks . • • egc E•alllh lief Roast &tc Fmlt Leu lround Cllacl Sliced Baked Hanr spt OOnish H••• ..:i'E.. • •o~.. 79c Eckric• Wione11 ,\.\. 75c 1 ... I • JUMBO SIZE I , .. I • BLUEIIRRIES • ... !'A Ht. . I 0 I ~1~ tJ· Dairy Foods CAMPRRE...SUPEit SOFT • • a.... s1oo •.. , lb. •J-. i WHITE ·BREAD I 1-111.49c 2~~~-· . • ..Potpie Plums ·.:.~w;.:. 3=79~ · ·lrJ.·ftdlo]eans ._ ·4·~49~ . ~ ' ji ... ' ' ' • , ' f .-•· I ' ! CREES£ ~_. Fa mou s- For O uo lity G ro cer ies I ) I .. ·· eoL.Bf ~stc -~. .. LONGHORN STYLE · ,3 for!l· ' .. SfEET CORN . I ' ' PLUMP-JUICY .' ~"~ CA:ITALOUPES HOME&ROWN Froun lutM ; ·~· ·1 :: ... Fritt! OIU,• ......FJIIItf~~l!l' Den• feM Fllld FN111...45• -~~d';.o:; ;a. .!~ l11?. ; , .. CALifORNIA GOLDEN SWEET LL . ... 4t " ·. ' • • 2 r. W.ii~~ JANE .PARKER- ENRICHED · ' ·1. lb. c SKINLESS 1-LB. PKG. ....;fROZEN l'f"· Vlfpii ,:Steiiiirl, ' SUPER-RIGHT .. . HeieR Startey, GaUl[»' ' STEAKS lb. Btef Steaks ~$179 ai\f' .,__ FRESH-BUTT STYLE-ROAST OR. . HI&HEI . ···ico t1 Frozf'n. Foo ds! NONE ,liCED S•per·Bigllt fl•~t ltle;,~- 0 N£ PRICE •• .4S Dl' EBI'IS£11 . .... . ' ~ELESS ·TENDER. JUICY IMPORTED. DANISH SULTANA .aEE!' .. q•!tc;:!Cf'.e t - I . "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Sliced Beef Liver • • • • •"·49• S,1~ced unc ·. ea '•I $1.46 . BEL TSVIliE .: ' All GOOD BRAND . , ILUI.IONNIT Instant Coffee ButyourAAPhu~~\lJ.m:·, ,;•,. . i• * Exp, 8/12/61 Margarine 39e 69e ..... ,. Mason County ·F'alr opened tO:. Your A4Phas all the brand IUIIIII!II you know and want.~ day with the gates o~cntd to the public fl 9 a.m. !ollowed by Del Monte, CampbeU.~aeo, ~ ~;. ! .~ust to nairie a o"ew. the judging·•of the rabbit and home arls sections: a :raclor !1~0'>~ .......... ~)/ ...... pulling contest lleginnin! at ~0 A4.P, Ann l'age,~aneParker ... ~to namea few. a.m. and the ojler.l!lz ol tile .. ' Arts and Cralte '~bow and InTheae exclusive AAP .,., haW-earned their dustrlnl Exhibits lit """"· ' Highlight of the optnlr.g Fair nationally famoua i-eputatioil. HoY.>? I ~ . -.. Day will be a aala parade to be held \ht'OO,B!I-the dnwntown !' '+'c3·~ By virtue of qu ali"" ••.• I .' secUon at 2 p,m, The Culication ' .. of the 1911 Fair ·wlll take place Quality., outstanding, we ruarantee wltilirut eondition, . at 7 p.m. foUowed hf a c•Jne<'rt that th01 are the equal of or better than brand you,know by Hannan ~P,gh ,School llr.,d ~ and the flag-rat ;In~ cerem~ny . If auured quality isn't enolllh. " One of the main ev•nts of the evening will be tne ,e;trti11R ... · and il you're concerned about your toad COitl, think of thia: and crowning of the 1967 \la.on AlP's own nationally famous brands olfer you ailured avinga ... Countv Fair~~ ·., •·3? •·'!'· There ere eleven ln<elv rom.g meaninrfulavinga. Mason County ladles vying for the Iitle this year. . Not every store can offer you thia. The Willis Brother• of "Grand i. l' . Ole Opry" fame will entertain ,up eall... .and cloel. . ' the falrgoers after the q...- n'a ' ShouldD'tAAP be :t11Ur Bton? contest beginning at ~>!!I p.m. In the main building. Final . event 91 • the evening ,.ul iJe the 1een.l111e musical · '· playoff at 10 P.lll• ·.• --· · Michael . l!imll:' L EviiiJ;, Jamel See, :MaRonald Thomas, ,fl· Pleasant; CII!HOCII Roll.lh, Letarl: Challes Wil!llllley, PI; ·.PIsasaool. Blrlbo: ,Mr. aod , ""'· 29e "· lOc caJgonite PT. PLEA~AN~ ;_ The 191i7 Collilllbla. COUNTRY OVER.PAfTRT' ' a•fA f . Mason~~unty Ferry; Large Size THIS COUPON GOGO FOR 50 ISTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with thfl coupon •nd pvrchaM tf .., 2 plctt.... .,.,. Today.!¥ · . !Iaven; Fresh Cantaloupes 2-]lb.pktL Fair Opens Admltttd: Jamel )lorrow;·Pt. ' KROGER SALTINES EJQ>. 8/12/67 · brands no one else .. . ' . Plehant; ' George;: Smith, ·New toch Jumbo 23 Size . BREASTE~· CHUCK STEAKS ' Plea.&at Vaaei ·IIOfpltil . · GILLma TICHMATIC THIS COUPON GOGO FOR 5I EXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS with this coupon and purc:ha~e ef Hrs. · ., The thirty-four .custodians of th< county schools received a 10 percent I!K!rease In salary across l~e board. : All secretaries of the varioua county schools received raises ' LIQUID SHAMPOO · THIS COUI'ON GOOr FOR 51 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wHh lido coupon 1.W, pureh110 t1 ....... K._TuMI•or ZANY ZOO DRINK . •. E>p. "8112!67 ; ~ CHOICE CENTER CUTS ·l h. . ·409-.' . 'ClEANER " Super-Right" M eats-Your Best Buy I FRESH TURKEYS •• 22-oL69c l BROAD \ Roast. pkg. \ J----~------~-1··------------~ T....., Boneless Boston Style 20cl. $J.09 12 ... Tlvlflr 'nlolti'IY ' .' / • �' ' . \ '• ....... ' ----··- - --- - ·· -- ----.~ -- ~ - .... - - ~--- - I PLAY KROGER'S NEW TV GAME.~. ' . No Pureha~ Required! FREE RACE T9'IUCB~· ~e.'l;ieketi·AtMlrKtorer Store! . I ' ' ' ' ' • ··'\' ...... . ·. .,,··. USDA· CHOICE • • Cho&ce Center Cut . ' ' '·' ·., '• .. ' .'' ·, '' ''. ' •'+ tlorl ...,. • - To .l l._.- lodaY· YOU could bo 114111 """' wlanor. FRII llmt pltcos. ovol~ ult o1 Ill K""" s.... chtckoloildt, otort tlflc~, or by Wlill.. to"R~ To Rldlel." lox 37, E11Wator, Now Yon IIIJGf No purdto10 roqulrod lo ploy "Roco To 111-.H Llni" - 11mo pltcl por poriOII pu Illoro •1111. . eiw - .' ' !'.!' • ,.., Chuck Roast ·' WATCH ' ·" USDA CHOICE THRIFTY .RA.CB TO RICHES EVERY .. WEDNESDAY . Clpyrlthl, 'lilt Kroter Ca., '1117 Wo _ , . tho riaM lo II'* ......"" USDA CHOICE T-RAY • ~.to 7:30PM WCHS-TV • 8 "FANCY STEAKS" -··" 1!11·1··-NO WASTI . . lit. lit. i ~" lit. -~~:..---- ~ $1.99 $1.69 $2.49 $1.49 Ill. $1.49 lb. ' :1. - ROUND,.IHOUUII!R CUT 'l1lrlfly Swiss .Steak ,. __ .. 55c ... 5~e '· F.woul QUALITY KROiallt JUCKET srEAK ---------FRENCH CITY • "" ..... lb. 'WIENERS __._- --KWICIC KRISP SLICED BACON ... -. ---- pkg. SeA TRIAIURI BREADED SHRIMP 11 "0<. ----~- pkg. .. 49e "'· 55e 59c 59c faciarTissue .. 5·:.: $1 Piidge .......... .~:: 89c C~~: 4=$l IAYa,~DUL~ ~ .... 49c Cream Pies i;weisD ••" • 0 0 0 00 0 0 iiiij"Foods .... : ~ · . M~& Be P"oiifoNTRY·OV·N •••• 39c 00 .. 3 :.:89c Dry Milk ---~ :::~s1· Corn Flakes . IAVI ON IRANO GRADI A large .Eggs .... 2- 89c Cheese. . !:. 59c Cake '3 Ice ......... "·~·. 49c 4:.:. $1 Bread ' ; Twla Pok 69 ' i' KROGER ·' KELLOGG to: . 1(11.00111. Toilet Tissue TNIS GO® FOR , II iiJtTRA 'lOP YALUI STAMPS wtih IIIIo . . , . """ .......... tl ..........~ .-<'" ' 4 KROGIR •!WID !)AWN FRESH • kllOGR i!WID 2-roll pkgs. . ...._,GIICiilriD MliTI .. . 't/l!tJII/ KROGER "PLAIN OR autrEIWILK SANDWICH ' •••••••••• THIS 1'011. II EXTRA TOP YALUI STAMPS - I ASSORTID FLAVORS 3!: 89c Hi·C Gleem .'·!: 58c 2 98c· Prell ·-:' '88c ... =&Be Razor ... $1.98 Salad Dressing ··t pkgt, - Krot~r · lltlllr•ad ........... tl FRIPAII.It> SAl Nil ••• Whip ·* TOOlHPAITE IDL 7 quart Pork& lvlloo Mollo your oWn .~'I'll' ;~) ' .. - _., .. _,_.....,......... ..• ..,., ' • J: '' --'· - -~-~· ·' ~ ......... . ·- ' 99c ilmooodo ,_ ' ' . . .-.. I lb.-· -.. ' ' ,. SLICED ,.BACON -~ · ' . ~ : ' BONELESS CHUCK lb• OR ROUND c PORK ' BUD! CUTS 2-ib. P~g. $1.15 ·t: R IES . 3"" S.100. . RE6ULAR ·• · · GR - -· K~INRLE CUTS , l , 2.1,. batt • WIENE'S • L hM t .......... lb. I I . . •, \ Spicetl Luncheon Meat Z!JSc Btef Rl• ltelks . • • egc E•alllh lief Roast &tc Fmlt Leu lround Cllacl Sliced Baked Hanr spt OOnish H••• ..:i'E.. • •o~.. 79c Eckric• Wione11 ,\.\. 75c 1 ... I • JUMBO SIZE I , .. I • BLUEIIRRIES • ... !'A Ht. . I 0 I ~1~ tJ· Dairy Foods CAMPRRE...SUPEit SOFT • • a.... s1oo •.. , lb. •J-. i WHITE ·BREAD I 1-111.49c 2~~~-· . • ..Potpie Plums ·.:.~w;.:. 3=79~ · ·lrJ.·ftdlo]eans ._ ·4·~49~ . ~ ' ji ... ' ' ' • , ' f .-•· I ' ! CREES£ ~_. Fa mou s- For O uo lity G ro cer ies I ) I .. ·· eoL.Bf ~stc -~. .. LONGHORN STYLE · ,3 for!l· ' .. SfEET CORN . I ' ' PLUMP-JUICY .' ~"~ CA:ITALOUPES HOME&ROWN Froun lutM ; ·~· ·1 :: ... Fritt! OIU,• ......FJIIItf~~l!l' Den• feM Fllld FN111...45• -~~d';.o:; ;a. .!~ l11?. ; , .. CALifORNIA GOLDEN SWEET LL . ... 4t " ·. ' • • 2 r. W.ii~~ JANE .PARKER- ENRICHED · ' ·1. lb. c SKINLESS 1-LB. PKG. ....;fROZEN l'f"· Vlfpii ,:Steiiiirl, ' SUPER-RIGHT .. . HeieR Startey, GaUl[»' ' STEAKS lb. Btef Steaks ~$179 ai\f' .,__ FRESH-BUTT STYLE-ROAST OR. . HI&HEI . ···ico t1 Frozf'n. Foo ds! NONE ,liCED S•per·Bigllt fl•~t ltle;,~- 0 N£ PRICE •• .4S Dl' EBI'IS£11 . .... . ' ~ELESS ·TENDER. JUICY IMPORTED. DANISH SULTANA .aEE!' .. q•!tc;:!Cf'.e t - I . "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Sliced Beef Liver • • • • •"·49• S,1~ced unc ·. ea '•I $1.46 . BEL TSVIliE .: ' All GOOD BRAND . , ILUI.IONNIT Instant Coffee ButyourAAPhu~~\lJ.m:·, ,;•,. . i• * Exp, 8/12/61 Margarine 39e 69e ..... ,. Mason County ·F'alr opened tO:. Your A4Phas all the brand IUIIIII!II you know and want.~ day with the gates o~cntd to the public fl 9 a.m. !ollowed by Del Monte, CampbeU.~aeo, ~ ~;. ! .~ust to nairie a o"ew. the judging·•of the rabbit and home arls sections: a :raclor !1~0'>~ .......... ~)/ ...... pulling contest lleginnin! at ~0 A4.P, Ann l'age,~aneParker ... ~to namea few. a.m. and the ojler.l!lz ol tile .. ' Arts and Cralte '~bow and InTheae exclusive AAP .,., haW-earned their dustrlnl Exhibits lit """"· ' Highlight of the optnlr.g Fair nationally famoua i-eputatioil. HoY.>? I ~ . -.. Day will be a aala parade to be held \ht'OO,B!I-the dnwntown !' '+'c3·~ By virtue of qu ali"" ••.• I .' secUon at 2 p,m, The Culication ' .. of the 1911 Fair ·wlll take place Quality., outstanding, we ruarantee wltilirut eondition, . at 7 p.m. foUowed hf a c•Jne<'rt that th01 are the equal of or better than brand you,know by Hannan ~P,gh ,School llr.,d ~ and the flag-rat ;In~ cerem~ny . If auured quality isn't enolllh. " One of the main ev•nts of the evening will be tne ,e;trti11R ... · and il you're concerned about your toad COitl, think of thia: and crowning of the 1967 \la.on AlP's own nationally famous brands olfer you ailured avinga ... Countv Fair~~ ·., •·3? •·'!'· There ere eleven ln<elv rom.g meaninrfulavinga. Mason County ladles vying for the Iitle this year. . Not every store can offer you thia. The Willis Brother• of "Grand i. l' . Ole Opry" fame will entertain ,up eall... .and cloel. . ' the falrgoers after the q...- n'a ' ShouldD'tAAP be :t11Ur Bton? contest beginning at ~>!!I p.m. In the main building. Final . event 91 • the evening ,.ul iJe the 1een.l111e musical · '· playoff at 10 P.lll• ·.• --· · Michael . l!imll:' L EviiiJ;, Jamel See, :MaRonald Thomas, ,fl· Pleasant; CII!HOCII Roll.lh, Letarl: Challes Wil!llllley, PI; ·.PIsasaool. Blrlbo: ,Mr. aod , ""'· 29e "· lOc caJgonite PT. PLEA~AN~ ;_ The 191i7 Collilllbla. COUNTRY OVER.PAfTRT' ' a•fA f . Mason~~unty Ferry; Large Size THIS COUPON GOGO FOR 50 ISTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with thfl coupon •nd pvrchaM tf .., 2 plctt.... .,.,. Today.!¥ · . !Iaven; Fresh Cantaloupes 2-]lb.pktL Fair Opens Admltttd: Jamel )lorrow;·Pt. ' KROGER SALTINES EJQ>. 8/12/67 · brands no one else .. . ' . Plehant; ' George;: Smith, ·New toch Jumbo 23 Size . BREASTE~· CHUCK STEAKS ' Plea.&at Vaaei ·IIOfpltil . · GILLma TICHMATIC THIS COUPON GOGO FOR 5I EXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS with this coupon and purc:ha~e ef Hrs. · ., The thirty-four .custodians of th< county schools received a 10 percent I!K!rease In salary across l~e board. : All secretaries of the varioua county schools received raises ' LIQUID SHAMPOO · THIS COUI'ON GOOr FOR 51 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wHh lido coupon 1.W, pureh110 t1 ....... K._TuMI•or ZANY ZOO DRINK . •. E>p. "8112!67 ; ~ CHOICE CENTER CUTS ·l h. . ·409-.' . 'ClEANER " Super-Right" M eats-Your Best Buy I FRESH TURKEYS •• 22-oL69c l BROAD \ Roast. pkg. \ J----~------~-1··------------~ T....., Boneless Boston Style 20cl. $J.09 12 ... Tlvlflr 'nlolti'IY ' .' / • �,. ' ' ,..,• r ' . Workshop He[cl {n M-d.son .(~.mmunity --~1~11 A . '. ... th~' ·I Corner family Cleveland Association or Garden Mr andvisited Mrs. inJohn Lewls with and !So garden club members,Clubs. don'l Il' Church, The Rev.Middleport. Howard Ruppel! of· in Newark with the Fred Mot· d!'lay. ·I ficiated. ris family . . b t• : Mrs Pal Jlarmon,-"'•isler of .A. LI'M'LE . "evening Gilt'' '" Iin The convenbon Will e he '.1 the sroom, was matron of bon· Athens, Augosl 22, 23. ahnd ' or. Mr. Ray Lambert, brother . d 24. and this Is the lime w en r tile be t man and nonrs each .• ,.~orymo'l so11 llile to• The lJ'embers Jtan;ced Mr.J ·wilh'the eomplefe line of Printze95 oats. •' .. -' I Printzess Coot Awonderful opportunity to se ect--yournew • • · .· Wh ' etbe'r you want a pla'tn.or fur trt'. m__med _ . llUI<I "1 the wor~ shop a ""'""' - - - .. .... - !I Around and . f . , - · .,.,.·ke.best. ' ' ELBERFELDS DEPARTMENT STORE I ~' 1.. '' ~~ 1 , • D' G' en mn·er At Home ot BelvoGroce Fu1cide _ M H-.. Hostess lor Layette Shower m Swan Famr · 'lv Reunion Held At Portland Qrr"' Q~n ~f:icers v •pent the weekend In Beilefon- urday, Aug. S, at Jlolzer Hos- ale rerrell. Mlllivay, 0.; Iaine witll Mr. and Mrs. Wll· pilei. Sbe weighed flve pounds en Sut 8Issell, MaSOD, W. llam Neue and family. ll(ven ounces and baa been Mr. anc\ t.frs. Joe Blssell • , Recent goests of Mrs. Ernest n.~med Angela Marie. They al· r,wce .and ·!(en; Mr. and .IJ """ and other relatives wel'l! so beve a son, Brtaa. ' Hank Holter, Steve, Mart lfrl. Charlet Faulkner and Mr. and Mrs. Gof4ou Col' _Judy; Mr. and Mrs. Da ll••lllhller, Cathy, of Sprln!llleld 11118, Reed•vflle, and Mr. a p4 Smith, Pa~. O.vfd and~·· •:1~[1 and Mr1. Rlehlnl Pfarr Mrs. Franeli AndreW, L bIll and t.tr. lnd Mrs. Cl MalyovUle. l'• . I ·-------------~..J.'IIIII flmllJ el ' . WN MAKES OF WELL KNO . HOUSEHOLD AND.,GARDEN , . HELPS, ° ' ' ' 1 39 POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STOll ' Hous-ewares·Depa·rtmenlo'"_lheMainfloor 1 In the Midcltellock Nut tolllllrhlda .. . uoN Drive·ln Chapman-Canaday ' I t' Su•-••· ', ·~ w :kE d th B '-' ' Bl"g Bargal"ns·.Thl"s ' .·ee . _.·n In e·- usy . ,·. o ° " ' •! ' ,. .-nd - .. ' POMEROY, 0. Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE ., Tri- States' Best Fiddlers Signup ' 1 wee:•· ·~·n · ,_ , I' Come to our 2nd Floor Friday or Siiturday. Mr.lang, the ' Printzess man, will be here ' .. to help you. ,... 5oc l. ety by Sauer~. \ I. . Middleport Around and About _. 0 . thecolor and style you Coat- You' II getyourcorrect Stze; : oo ~ 'will IJI :nd Mrs. Harold Sauer. ' • . cme. She ,. now empl~ed by S d 'd d .from the Oregon Bulb Farms m the "'""·Bullies Branch Ohio : OU · Mr. an d Mrs. auer eel e 'f'reshom Ore whlcb 11111 lea· '"6" '. ~ to drive to Parkersburg. .\s 1' . ; " . 1 ; d ~~ lilies of at National Bank, Columbus. 'hey drove through Belpre they l;l"et f7 fe~ tall The ·groom attended Lenore . ~ ;oticed renovations had taken [· eas ve . High School, Lenore, W .V•·· I MR. AND MRS. I.A:IIBERT , § >lace at the former Blenne· and served live ~ars in the . I laSStt Dairy - where t h • v , Air Force ~nd three ye~rs m! <;orporotion In Columbus.. I Lois ~nn Sauer will retur• ' . . ·. .' \3d stopped to eat their first ' I . the Army. Mr. l,amhert IS now [ The couple Will reside m C<> l1hu.,_av from Columuus where neal after being married u Iemployed by wrtmghouse lumbus. she has been the guest this -'98c Johnson Reid Flying' lnsed Kil.ler ...... ago. week of Mr. and Mr<. Gerald. 89c Johnson Raid Ant end Roech Killer . ..... d _ • . . w :t~ . . n"l and ci"'uohtN. h II . For old ~mes sake. ""'' e I Lt. CoL and Mrs. William 59c Johnson Raid Ant end Roac Ki er tded to stop. They did and •,s I ' Owen, Ann, .Susan. and D&vid, ' .29 Johnson Raid House end· Garden Bug Killer hey entered they were preseo.· WEST COLUMBIA Mr , , k d t f Mr ' • :.::;-•M~ee R;~h•r':."~:en °""d ~Be Johnson Raid Ant and Roech Killer d leis a.~ the host inquired 1and Mrs. Alonzo Dickens, sr: l thelf Vl~lt marked any spec· .or Lieving Rd., West Columbia m1ty. Lt. CoL owen, rfce,ntly iJ $1.49 Johnson Raid House 1nd Garden Bug Killeral occ~s,on. They ~jl~med will observe their 50th weddi!li returnEd from a year in 911c Johnsons "OH" tnsect Repellent hat II did, and he too t ro"' r•nnivtrsary Sunday, Aug. 13 Charlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992-5292 nam has boen assigned to hm. , , .. ft'um 4 to s p. m. Pent~•on , and the family visit· 18c Johnson Raid Gerbege Cen Odor KIDer The ' Anmversary So!li was I They are the parent• of . ' ed her~ enroute there. David $1.10 Johnson Buutiflor Wax ~-·l•yed as they entered thedin.j lthree daughters and one son, I __ ,.._....~~"'" ""' maincd in Middleport ' for 79c Johnson -Hard Gloss Glo-Coat n~ .roomded~ndtedtbe org,an~f a~ Mrs. Mergaret Kincaid and ' ~I IV longer visit with the Owen 1ea o.mst e se ec 011 'Mr. Alonoo Dil'ltens, Jr., both ily. 69c -Johnson Peste W1x 8 hP Then cake with Iof Pt. Pleasent; Mrs. Serah I Jennifer Owen, dJughter !9c JohniDn Instant Pride 5 candles was brought to lhetr IMcCoy, B~rberton, Ohio. and ! Mr. '"d Mrs. J ..,,,. uw••"·'l ubi~. !Mrs. Roy .Cook. New llaven. coiumbus, is the guest $1.98 Johril()n . Pht~ge .,.._,. 1 , The . establ~~ment known 88 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dickens have of Mr. and Mrs. R!ch•rd Owen 59c Johna~n Gl~e Air freshener 'l'he Trop1cs hu only been '15 grandchildren. Two o1 their A ~u·' :t di:w·r "'·" r,;·.- en at , and rami!y. ~~~ Jo~n,sqn Carnu ·:"n for a eoople of Igrandsons are servinR Jn the t the home of Mi•s Belva Groce. Weekend guests of Mr and lhe chtlf, ,Ed Walters, In rec nt _Navy in Vietnam. Tl!elr lhri!e recetnly for Mrs. G. M. Groce Mrs. Francia Overturf were , ~Be John10n Auto Wa.'1o1Cits 0 " 1'11 has workeclln Florida h~ 1r,reat grandllaUJht•rs are La Mr. and Mrs. William J. Har- Mr. and Mrs. Pete Groce and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Har· B9c Joh11setn Ant irid Roath Killer '"': and before that wu In fle. Tonya and Mlka Kincaid, both map end children of Collll))bus Iiebbje of Hobbs, New Mexico, 1 man and children. Li•a Jo, -. . ,. J•hn··son· WHd Killer ;o•t where he catered Henry 01 Pt. Pl.,sant, and Llsalwere OW!rnight goests Monday Mrs. J. B. Maulden, Mrs. Jer· Mitch, and Jan. Miss"Fanchon . ' 1 3T v ''~ and Chrysler Corp. din· ,Bowser, Snrlngfield, Ohio. ( of his mother, Mrs. Dayton ry Wilson and David, Mer· Overturf, and Mr. and Mrs.' ·-- 69c Jqhn1D!1 4"f Roa~h Killer '<rs. I The custom of open house , Ashworth. shell Groce and Marsha M~;JJ- Pcul Overturf and daughter. 89c j 9ftnso" 4nt and Ri»fch Killer 1 nJMORROW 1 the ia8t da will be observed wlth a conllel Mr and Mrs James Hell din, Manchaca, Texes, George [Melody, ail oi Columbus; and l"•td $nr•y 19c ''ohn... • Y invlletion extended to the i r ' · hter Anita have re· Groce, VIenna, W. Va.; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Durst and ..,. ••• . r lor gettll'i those tCII(rvellon• relatives, neighbors end frienda ., :.~Jaufrom • ArlinKton, Va., Helen Groce or Parkersb •rg, 1Idaughter, Mary. Ann. G~llipolis. 89c ,J4thn10n Insect Sprey '' where they went for the wed· Mr. and Mrs. Steve GrocMe, or KethyHMo~~anh, Robbl•tu •ndd $1.91 Orthet Hornet 1nd W11p Bombs ~ d' 1 the' Ernest F ank- Hockingport ; Mr. and r s, Nancy arr.,. ave re me Bible School Held r1111Ho 11 : :n, W tght' Th Glen Milhoan of Parkersourg, from a several days' visit in $1.59 qrtho Rop end Flower Dust W..- UA . w~dl~g' was h~~ s.'turcb.y a~ Mr. and Mrs. C!l P, Csuthorn •Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. , $1.79 Ortho Sevin Gerden Spray_ • ... .4t Hyscll Run I ~ • OrthAv TAme ·•-Vegeteble Dust 2. 30 P m at the Avondale and daughter of olumbus; Mr. Ron Gotthardt. TONIGHT, THURSDAY ' . and ,,.., Dallas Rummager of Mrs. Lou McConnauglley or f v '"" AND PRIO~Y Vacation Bible School was Dentist Church In Arlington. Jackson.' Ohio; Mrs. Jerry Cincinnati is the guest of her 1 79c Ortho Rotenone _ •• August 9-1 II July 17 lhru 22 at the Hy· Mrs. Frank F118ate Is recov- Ewald and daughter of Dallas, son-in-law and daughter Mr $2.19 OrthAv Orthl'c•'de Garden Fung'•clde. ''THE GUNI,OI' Run Free Methodist erlng from llUijor Burgery at Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Ro~er Morgan. Gregor)'NAVARONE" David IIChllrch, avel'llge attendance be- Holzer Hospital. Groce of Long Bottom. -Mrs. Donald Polven I• ft $1.49 Ortho Tometo-Vegetable Dust 41 Pe<k Niven · Mrs. Lucille Bruley, Detroit, , Tuesday for her home at 59c Ortho Bug-Geta Pellets -PlusJune DeMrurst wu the lead· Mich., is vlolting Mr. .and Mrs. Iton, W. Va., after vl!ltln~ here $6 9 O h I "THEChristian sNow QUIEN" • 5 rt o Pha tan Rose and Gerden by Hans And en ellS . Helpers were Pauline Til· Homer Hawkins and o t h e r rS, Uu.JSOn wit h Mr. and . M. rs. Joe Torner 1 trice Dugan, Odesse R o u a h, relatives and friends here. and other relatiVes. $1.59 Ortho Rose and ·Flower ·spray lis, Rethe Clonch. Judy · !~-leo. Vernor See and Mrs. $1.98 Ortho Rose and Garden Fungicide II ~i':''ri Carrie Moore Bea- Theodore Reuter, Mr. a nd .Joe Turner were In Point Plea 11 Dogan, Odesae Rous Mrs. Tom Fllnchem, and chll· sent, w. va, Sundav to · 98c Ortho Ant and Roech Bombs ''t1 -~,.,~=-~·:!'~·0~·-- II II'R~1th Tlllis, .Ad a Ke~see' dren Hamilton, Alma John· Mrs. :llary Sayre. .who It 79c Ortho ChiArd•DUSt. I ~ son of Springfield and Mr. and A pink and blue r.olor :;chome at home from Ploasant Vallieyll v ,.., TONIGHT and THURSDAY DonnHaayes, Roberlll . us~e Mra. Paul Neutzllng of Alhens ,wes <arrled out in dec.JTation• Hospital $1.19 Ortho Malathion 50 Spray A~ f.IO Frye, Beeliice a were Sunday guests of Mr. a~d of the second ward fireh·ll::;e for Mr. and Mrs. Rnbert Torl!etll $1.98 Ortho Malathion 50 Spr•y I NO OPEN Rose Patterson and N r Mro. Hollier Hawkins. · a layette shQj>:er honoring ~:1 '· and children have returned to $1 PRIDAY and SATURDAY Searles as llecl'emry. h Tom Tom Werry. Mrs. llnda "" d· North RobiniiOn •Iter vacation· .79 Ortho Borer Spray "A c:~"::~~~~ITH A wiener roast wu Mrs. Louise Lt "'· ~y, son wa• hostess for the shower. ing here wlth hls perents, . $1.98 Ortho. lsotox l~sect Spray •~ DEATH" on the cloeing day. A Francea and Charles "· Streamers from an um~l"ila Joe Turnero. ~·"dr' ~m,aln,o!ll $1 19 Ortho Chlord S -I' . fTechnieolorJ erowd attended tho Joe Nastold, and Andy Grues- suspended from the ceiling ei· , ror a looger vlslt,~tb ' . . . ane pray Geo. Maharia Laura Devon on Friaay night when er, Newport, KYJ• Ill'' h • r e tended to a baby crib whore grandparents VIsiting Sui~~~~~ $1.00 Ortho drtho4ro Uquld Plant Food ·:,.~u!hsa~e: ~~~:r; lis ptell(nted • program vialtln& relatives arid friends. the 3ifts were plar..d Matgaret with the Tu,.;,ers were E 98c Ortho Up-St•rt . Mar)' Peach all showed the artielea t h e Last week the group went to Wyatt was the wlnne. ot the See and Lester John and 79c Ortho Llq_uid ·Rose F--.J · SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. Bde Bellev~on, Pa., to visit Mrs. door prize. Game prizes were nlo of Flat ~k, w. va. · uvu m · Lehew s sister and brothers, won by Eleanor Werry, Mary $2.29 Ortho Crab Gran Killer Catherine Wince. Allie Grt.es- McAngus, and Anna Mnrgaret $1.69 Ortho Uquid Plant Food er and John Grueser. BaHey. Refreshment• were $4 98 ho Mrs. David McCotman!I'~Y of served. . ' Ort IIDtox G•...n Spray ClnclnnaU 11 visiting her~ with The goest list. Included 7~1$1.9, Ortho Dorment $priy V her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo rna Grueser, Ellee~· Ma.tm~ $4.20 Ortho Sevin Garden Spray Story. Isabelle YlehruDS•.Aile~n Web· Arelhllon bflhe descenilanb!ll $3 50 0 L rung. Ke1th Ann SisiM, Sharon of F nd ,_ ~-s • rtno Trlox Kille,r _ . GL' Mrs. Pearl Welker and son, Welker, Te!QII1na white. Juan~ A, · a ....ura wan $5 95 Ortho Whll Bi ~oe. and a nephew left Monday ta Grueser, Letitia ll.ea, h:ld at Portland Park on IIUJ·il • ; Y· rd Spreaders 9 tor California where they wtll ne Martin, Melanie Kay Or"e- u elected for lhe $9. 5 Size..Spr•y-Ette ( ll _ vlslt Jerry Welker. ser Kimberly Jo Emery, Zana 1 In · $3.95 ~rtho Lewn Spreyer . ' d C · · · Dor th ow g yeor wtre. $6.4S 0 rtho Sprty-Eth! · 4 • Mr. and Mrs. ON Guinther Reuter an fiSsle, " Y Fred Ferrell; vice returned Monday after a 1lklay Rea, Revs ~unce, Donna Th": llank Holter; $3 49 Oltho S EH 2 vlllt In Middletown with Mr. mas, Wlllovene Zurcher. Mabm Jean Holler; treaourer, ' : pray• ·e Mrs. James Guinther and Raub, Audrey Woods, Brenda Bissell; news reporter, Vlol1rt II $1.49 G>rtho Volck 011 Spray family. · Hysell, Gerry and Amy Beth Smith, and reereatlon leader. II Jlc Ortho Greenol Uquld l"'n ·' · Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sharp Halley. Ted Hayman. • Jlc Ortho Lead ArseQte and dall8hter, Madeline, and A d~ 11 • 1 ous potluck *A 9 aon, Jimmy, Cleveland, ere Dau h . Bo was served to 'Mr. and ~- 8 Ortho WHd-a.Gtm llr 11 v!litt.rg with relatives In tho! II ter ~b Lloyd McPeek, Belleville, W. J8c Ffy Sprey · 'I Men'a, W-n'o and Chlldr~'• S'- In our flmoua br1nds from stock, Mlny ,,. ldul "'- for Pomeroy area. ToCoUiru Cou,- , va.; Mr. and Mn, Fred $1 29 "'rtho G L£ ' ' , IP' · INck hi tchoel. Mr. and Mn. Uswln Nme of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Colll118 rell and Mr. and Mrs. Keith '• • ~ lriiHige Can · ' '' Neue Settlement and Mr. .and of Lolli ' Bottom are tho par- Ferrell . ~ Timmie, lSI~ dt~ Mrs. Herbert O.vls ·- or Athena ents of a dsuehler born Sat- and Terri, Fairborn, 0.; I& ,. . ~· 1· · Ab ' t• . ~:=-========~====~::=====~~====~ •· Betzin~ tor ~~;:r:~~:er~~he:~n~~f\:~~~ :gi::~:n~~~~~ ::.~~~htl :~~one ~: ::rr~h~~~~:t\~,• quite an occasion or r. pi3YS being planned . ern . lo" l l . t · n ' .. . ~ t1 . B·ker•Lambert Wedd'mg was Even O ·JuIy 29 in M'dd/eQOrt Church C /e W'/1 oup Ob 50th serv·e Anmversory ·t t • • •' f;; NaxtFrtdayandsaturdav lthand12th Ea·'~ rnem!Jjno was. rem~de!l,t '•', Mt. Douglas Long-The Printzess Man will be on our 2nd floor very lnl!lructlye workshop\ walks ill ' field,!, . waa "ljoy.id when the l'omcroy tllli~g the soil , ~ud o;o~IIJG ~\~ •lo. fcg~tcr for _the Count) ,. ' ,. ;. Club mel Mondey IJ10iii- ll(ed. At darkness htl•• ~pya llower show by· 'l'huraday, ,Aug. at the llcime of Mrs. Willis down tc rest and then . G~ lOth, ., the cou~.!~ ,fairground~. ' r.tcMurray, Maon, W. Va. waiks In the fields, mold~$ Mrs. RO)' Bel~*· Mrs. Wa~ Tho! ~una w.S opened by the corr. to grow," she -said, and ..te~ . Grueser and M!'ll. Rl~hard Mrs. . charles Persinger, preS. concluded wlth prayer. . '' ~ones - we~ .a~polnlell to re-. I · ldent, by reading the verse of' After the regular bpslliess, ~ tbe by-laws and heve cop. the month, "Augost bril'8S the each member responded to (oil 1~3P'II'ted f9f eacb member. ,. sheaves of com. Then the har· call bv naming a !lower tlK!y Mrs. McMurray Invited th e ¥e$1 home ts borne " . would most like to grow suc. members to the dlnl!li room By Charlene Miss Lydl.a E~sbach led cessfully. i for a brunch after which the ilevotlons and the scripture The state convention to be ! a workshop was conducted by Huejlic:h was leken from 1 Corinthians held in Athens was discussed ! Mrs. Betting. She eoplau"<l I s:&-10 Mlsa Ebersbach relld a •Slld·Mrs Charles Persinger and an~ demonstrated the va!lous i Stoey entitled "U!ld Walks In 1Mrs. Oscar Roedel were named I arrangements to he use<! In , lhe 'Corn Fletd." · ·to represent the club. Dower show The contai rer iS I :::_::::.::_::_::::__ _ __ __:_:._= ::_:_--- a .verv Important rector In The Carl Morris family of out Rutland way ,have f llUiki~ an errangement as well joined the happy throng Of LfaileT liavelerS and l;Unday Q OR the balanet- and lin<• Jt• i returned from their first trip -out - Expo '67. • ~ sh 111 d tcr el They-drove 2300 miles on their 12-day vacalton, , I size an ape .w e m'" I d d ·• . tile •1•,·, and hne o• the ar· camping enroute at Niagara Falls for three ~ys 1an Miss Shirley M. Baker, ran~'"''"t Color •nd "''" of I th~n going to a park at Montr~al JUSt th~ee mrl~ ro: dau!iJrter of Mr. and Mrs Ish· the ~·,w••• used are lmnortdnt Expo for a f~": days, The family too~ tnps tot o{~n ar llaker. Racillt', became the In ma~inr the arran~eme.1t at; where they VISited the ~asa Lorna an wer~ a bride of Douglas G. Lambert, trscll•e or·d well balanc'~ for a part of the Can~d1aho Sc?u~mlxl_ree, __a -~pee a son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sev,,.ol book~ wilfe on treat, fot~ Jim at nd Mar w i·n 1Lambert, Rutland. July 29, at play shewin~ the diF'erenl type!' 1 U you plan to attend the ar•Before lO -· scou s. · p·118t Pr sbyterian • t· iners : · 17 returning nome, the state convention vt the 0 h 1o·l p. m. m. e of arrookemen,s :0~ a ' .t .• r 0. The Ra.. _. T ' . 1'~-r.lt's f, C' It ' l()f es. I - Sale 70• Sele 70c S 1e ,...., I .._ Sele 851 J 5I e 70c S1le $1.10 Sele 70c I ""Oc Sa e 1 ' Sele 8qc S~le 60c Sele 50c 5•1• 70c · Sale $1.30 Sele 40t Sale 70c Sale 70c Sale 70c "'·le 95c ..., Sale SOc ·Sale 75c Sele 70c, Sale 75c Sale $1.30 Sale $1.10 Sale $1.20 "'·le 95c H Sele 60c "'·le $1.50 '"" Sale $1.10 Sele 40c Sale $4.90 Sale $1.10 Sele $1.30 Sale 70c Donations For School Total$1,747 "'·I 60c ..., e Sale 90c s.re $1.30 Sale $1.20 Sale $1.30 Sale 90c Sele 70c Sale 70c • ·le 60c .M Sele $1 50 "'·le $1.' 10 J4l Sele $3 20 Sale $I :30 Sele $ . 3 10 51•- $2.20 · ,. Sale $3.40 Sale $6.50 "'·I $ 50 ..., e 2 Sele $4.80 ' Sale $2 20 Sal• $1,10 Sale 70c .. ~le 0c .M 7 Sale' $3.40 B"etird-· ' :· ' 1. Sale 70c Sale 85c . on Sel-r,·~· - . Bottom, lt't the crandparelttl. HensleJ. .. '' ' ' .It ' ' • _,. ~_,...· ng ~a:i1didates ,' . . , - ' I ' ''' f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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