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He reoei~ed . ~ls 10!: !If. the Central Canton e.. bachelor of science de~ee in velop!l'•ent Association ... landscape acclti~ al Ohio .~ pctesent. he ·is in the plbanStatc University and his mao- ru.,• 5 age · 1or a new ur an ter's d.,gree In )he field at Har· CGIIliDunily of 40•000 P"?P1' tn rd U . 0 It . central MonUO.al, and ts also va mv rs Y· ·preJ181'ing a master design plan His talk to Ohio· cardene!:J for lite 22 mUes of lake front ' will include · conservation of • In Chicago. land. development of land ar·l Pawnier . wiU speak at I he CY PAUMIER, JR. eas for varied uses, the senSi· W~sdsy night bsnquel. • r I " \· '. ' . ' TR.I MEIGS Tan:A D5 , Pomonr. Oc TONIG~r•. Aut~ust 15 · ELVlliPRESLEY in "EASY· «OMF, EASY GO" Elvi• Pr:i:t:~bn>cr. tor) . . .- · o..aie Marshall Colo.cortuonl: Ski N•Pf"'• ~kf:!i'~,R'\m•n ·H..,pt DoY,. (' l GIRL HAPPY F.!.VIS PRJ::SLEY PLP~ THE PAD TechnlctJll}r WEUNISDAY, THURSDAY ·ond FIID.&r Augu.t 16,17-11 "THI$ PROPERTY I! CONDEMNED" Natalie \\'ond - PLUS-''Tf!E SWINGER" Wnh Ann Margafl)l 1nd l'ony Francioao {'feehnirolorl '" ' .,. " ,1\ I ' '·' t ' ' . '· '· 81..... . ··, . .< ....' . . Judge Named F Sh at County Fair Ar I MiddleM ' --d About lor P!mda. Meigs County Fair . l.au~en -.. ID. ', ::.s~alna, ·;' e .·:lT Ky. ve::.=ltafol.llow· the meeting. Lea U .a·ve•.age New Approo.ch ' ,•.wASIDNOTON-A . . Ullion leader tutiay ;,.fd labor ~ Uoniililatlon jf ' They Got Them ·• _ ,· ~· / ~7SJ4 J•S ft lftl •· sr., Kay~:: er, Mrl. and 0. T. a!ld Parker, I dlugh!M, MII'J Kay, ' ' dette, aDd Maureen. l!ld 1es vauiban, Pomeroy: Mlsa Hennessy Is now UCl!-1 tlonlng 11 Dayllllla Beacb, .. ' FINANCE WITH US··· ' COMPARE THE COSTSI Why Ia It so many folkl take t!Jelr time selecllng a new.'tar, liut seldom look ,aiqund for the best new-ear flnanciq plan? Why ~ay_ more than necessary? H you are plannlng •o buy a new car, eome In and ·see us. We e;m save you money. Compare our monthly paY1J18Dis. Then, you'll agree that , there Isn't a better financing plan around. · Si2es: 6~ to 13 _r • • .' . ,,..;Parklnt F•t!'~• t. eu•._.,. ' ·Potfll, FGmflyu HoJioredtJt Dinner A baiiDI dinner wu held day af the borne of Mr. 1 n Mrs. VII'IICII Neue, Neue SeUlement, bo11ar1ni M.-Sit and Mrs. Wallace Powers and children. SuJ&n, Michael •1111 Richard,. who recently m.Veol to MiddlePOrt· · 011tera altendlnc were Mr. a!ld Mrs. Canon Hayeo, C!Uae; Mr. a!ld Mrs. Mu i die!. ·Susan, sandra, 1 Nlti l'omei:!IJ; loft. Mrs. N'- au'd Mr. a!ld Mrs. , and __~onn,: '• Noaae. ' j •; ' ,, . ·' '<; ,j I I ...' .. ··. / . . ' · MIJ:Atar ,...,.., D111aillllillll'an• Cerjlel'lften . I .. ' • ' UPI BY THE ., and '1188 owarded the tine 113 , _ top hOt!or In her claa. Gu~ at her #aduallon and recepljan ~ ]tlrs. T. !!"111-1 P4Jnero7: ~Mr•. H. and ~ AI, and Marv I Leaon ol J'lllsblnl, N.Y.; Robert Sr.; Mrs. ' fORLD ,. c ,; .•..t:n~.. . ~~en::' ' &Ia• ,a li"::Mlu': ' a II 1t St. JQ6eph Scboo1 Nurslnc of Parkersburg, W. VI. I• ' · e . ' •' . I ' .... ' ·, .k ,, ' ~ • ! . ' . . .. .. ' .. ' ff~gan of the attractions Feeney-Bennett were Saturday lll't!IIQbt guests of Mt. and Mrs. Floyd Weber. _ JIOMI!: PROM TRIP SUnday they attended the · ' M'l'll· 'B<m•y Mitchell has re- nual Weber reunion held at , . ' ' 'v , . .. ' . . . .. ., . . ' . ' 'II ' • m ··o·a.·.'. , 12·95 Widths: A, B, C, D, E & EEE ' a Jm.. :.~: ~~Ia~ ~=::::K'!.a:: 12.95 to 22.95 • ' bave trapped a CoJI!InUIIlll wounded. .. 1,~00 to 1,5GO. IIMII! In f!ghtjng 1further llOU!b . In· days of fighling fJn .the Qlli Nltqn, about ·285 ·mllea. coastal .areas helo1r Da· Nimtl, ·of SalSOJ), . , .· U.S. military spolinmaa. ~t,. l!:ooPJ. killed ed today. . mese in 1 Juncle Fragmentary •reports ' from whleh u,s. , the battlefield mjdway bet-. .bel~pler and Tam Ky. 3SO·mlles · ai!nt COmmunist' ·' ot. Saigqn, ssld Zl lngHor thetr Uvea, were · killed today Giant boobytrdf!. . total since· SundiY ~ In ,ano . inciileDt Ia 79. The Americans lost five lite· Da Nanc area 1,•-'-;i;;;,.. _ I' MISS • Hennessy·I tumell'11lfiiM! .aner a ViCtlllotl at al oat Park. Awrr.rded 3-year liJLa~~~sl~~~~~nd~Ex~po~·~~·----~--~ · ;;;;~;;~--~~ ~ !,' · Nurse~ Honor to st hool and later I 1 II reli!Jnlml. ~ 't : ~~~ctt;a1U:~ ~re vts~ :~, ~evti..J::~hurch. '"'rs. A complete line of Jarmans for back ~ •• \ ,. SAIGON (UPI~'froclP.I·ol the kl~!l¢ ld!iaY to ~ 'th. u.s... 10181 . Airborne .D!vjSlon •II!"'! ·Sundar to u,dead and Elberlelds·ln.~~eroy. Here's th• claoslc of them all for theamart yOWlS blan about coUesel AuthenUc, alwaya...,rre<t lliJH>n oiyling: hand-sewn mo001oln seama; upper leatber that ahlnea easily and holcla Ita shine longer. If you want to he rf8bt In llyle, litis is your abu, k ~'·• . . ·- ~ /f 1/PII Wllllf fp {!e C(lfftd (Ill tfticlllllplll I:!; ·~ . l I THE AUTHENTIC STYLE • • and L-.-:l f d To Scrrvu un 1 ' 1•• .. Tuesday "'r:' i left i .- . ' . I ALSO OPEN ALL DAY 'tHURSDAYS ~~!iJillil'"!-"!-,. "•'•• ' '· ° · ~ Open Fr.ldC!Iy N•lgLfS y•1 9 . , ~ •' ' . . one, . · · FAMiL ·: GJRCLE of Tralnlty na ·smith; IU'lited Cblll'C~ of Cbrb.l wIll smith, Janet meet Tuesday at 8. p. II'. with Thelma Miss Mary Elizabeth Chapman, .•beslnne~:• two. Dot;' !CfaJilprogram l•ader. SuSie .~wa: . be, · · mary one, Pit Wehrung, as ,Wednesday · erly Chapman: primary ' BOSWORTH COUNCIL Linda Wehrung, Sharoa . & S.M. slated all8elllbly -- Wednesday August 16 at .the JPomer•oy Masonic Temple, IU. • Master E. Smith, nquests i ali officers's and Past Masters ! Or OWS to attend. Committees w!U ba appointed and asked to serve . . 1 L.<u for the 100th Anniversary, Oc- Mrs. Gilbert Cullen of liW the Iober 14, 1967. ellp, an aCI!redlled judge '•' ; , that t,;. . 4-H at TWI'' ClTY SHRINE CLUB . lb• Oh~ Association of rt ' churcb-lihd tlle' . . the inofn. has been invited to participate IClubs, will judge both the eacb .chrrch will '' on .a . li!ke and In a parade in Belpre ThurSijay neaday and :d? :.:~ .i. , Bradbur_y Churc,b at 2 p:~··. ·awllllllllnC ~ evening. Thrse plannlng "to join ot the 1961 : . Mr. and ,Mta. Willlain 'Crln- select a slate of o~r~. :.o.. fflOS Oml the club for the event are to now in number of en· . and daugbterS,.A'IIII Johnaon elected later ~I Sept were ~a. ' trrancea year, the show advisor; Jltllncla bein sta ed at the Meigs A reunion of the Hlli'ley Am· mises to he a .blf!biight of : • on Y J1 u 1 b the welcome and Janice Debbie HealOO, Jul· g g ek was held os family was held recently ADULT CHOIR of St. Paul county fair. Entries this and Mrs. CliarleJ lead,er of aeveral 1 0 n g Hblte_r, , Lucy . -~ter, Jane ~atr thts ':rs 01 1he ' the Tar Hollow State Park Lutheran Church at If p.m. Wed- to!flted 341, while last year famllytb Th!f wtent esl(:· 8fug gave a report of ·lhe Kirr; Jllel!da Li~$~!, Jenor mem he : near Loodonderry. nesday at church. total was 289. To better to see 0 '" an son las! meeting. Lawson, Nancy . 8eD01, 1 Chester Garden he\~~ at I Mrs. James Nelson of Rutthe artistic arrangements, Mrs. Buah. Gregg Busb ~ A pcogra,.. _,, ss~llcl~e~ao=n~":Span-=~and=~V~Icld=-==·~--"i Chester grange a , ' land was elected pr.sident Thursday officials this year added . to ),(lddleport for ·' vtStt Members of the Chester Club . plans for the 1968 reunion were REVIVAL AT the J oP P a second show. With the Criner family. ·' will exhibit at the Friday show. I made. It will be held ·at t h e 1Church beginning Thursday and Oral judging by the standard Mr. aJid Mrs: John Lyons of This II The Wnk Of The ~'he schedule was discussed and : Hackle Mackie Park near Lo-1to be held each evenl~g. at 7·:W system will be uaed by Mts. 'Rnpert, w. Va. were Sunday IS arrangements were made. : gan. Following a bssket dinner p.m. The Rev. Carl Gtlltham IS Cu)len. The judging will begin guests of h fr sister, M r a. rted during the . at noon, games were conduct· the pastor. at I p.m. on bo~ days, and pro- James Faulkner, and Mrs. Eva was ur members of ' ed. Several of the famiUes remlums and nbbons mll bs ,Hartley. Mrs. Faullmet, Mts. the : . ~~coopted invita· !malned at th~ park for a week· awarded In dtree places m eacb HartleY, and, Mra•.,R lc b a r 4 . . . . th 11 end of campmg. .I of the classes. Owen 1and "diile, were re.. ti~lS : . exhl~tt; . e ower Present were Mr. and Mr a. OIJilli-GII Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis Is cent11 1n ·Cleveland to vial t :ionw wit~dt: .a!.te ':,~:;~:'~ ! Russell Riley (Mary Amos) of superin~denl Ill the llower lrdativea. They were guests of . t' G ' Columbos: Mr. and Mrs. James sbows wbtcb e~trry out the ·w · and Mrs · J• A· Bamow' the Obio ASSOCJ&Jon o1 ar· · , · hi Su 0 1 Ad will ~.... , den Clobs to be held at Athens i Ridden ~nd daug er, e, theme " ven..... M'r. and Mrs. Fred Nease, and And As Usuel W•'ll Close At ' next week. Tbe Chester club IGrove Ctly; Mt. and Mn. Ken· • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper. ' Wlli . six table arrange- , neth Bell, Blll. Tom and Bren- ! Mr and Mr!. Paul Scott Noon On Thurscley This Wiek 1 for the convention lunch- Ids of New, CarliSle; Mr. and J • PosfGI've's$JOO are vacationing In PrinCeton, , !,Irs. Bud Graham, Linda. Mary Ind. wltlt Mrs. Edith Walker. 1 I . :Anne, Gary and Eric, New Car- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew SedEnroute there they visited jn And Go To The·FIIr .ft:.---;:-. Mrs. Howanl Knight, Mrs. lisle; Mt. and Mrs. Pete.Mor- :Jack of Cleveland were guests Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. . . . . -' .Karr, and Mrs. George , rone, W8)'11e and Betty Anne, Ilast week of the Rev. and Mts. to t b Sidney Russell, and sunday .,... IIFrederick were hostesses for : ~umbus; Mr. and Mrs. Char· Briall -Engel. The Sedlacks ~ A '100 contrlbutlen • :went 1o a ball came at Cincln· =.~~ STORE HOURS sack Iua Twelve mem- ' !es Amos •nd Karen, Columbus. parent&., of Mrs. Engel. i Meltls County School for Re- 1naU '"··-- and two ·.. guests, Debbi• l Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Smith !larded Children has been made I ~ and Mrs Wllllam Criner WEDNESDAY 911510 5 Sandy Wood atlended the l and Paul, New Carlisle; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arlle .Prlce of ·by Feetle)'.Jielllletl ~t 121l,!recmrtl vaca&ned In Florida workshop. Favors were blocka 1 and Mrs. , Marton Grate a n d Llnwortb were called to Pome- jAmerican LeJion. 1 Mr. was 011 vaeallo~ of oasis for arra!l&'ments. ' lJO!IS , aeveland: Mr. and Mrs. Iroy by the recent death of his I Meeting Wedneaday night : lrord bis eniploymenl at IIQp.er-1 1 ' Now Is The Time TO!ll!t·SII•ctlng --~·-Jim Nelson. Steve and Gary ot:smor, Mts. Lawrence Carpenhall 11'!111 Albert iloullh, lal Electi'le. · .. 1 Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Ar~le lie~- Dyesville. . ' In cltarge, Mt and Mrs. William Chlldl Your School Clothes MEE'J1NG POSPONED Price and chDdren, Don and Mtl. Golda E!berleld remains I ' made ·ror a famUy · ·and !h. and ~ The August ITil'Otlng of 1 he ' Debbie of Llnworth; and Mr. ~m at her Harrisonville Road 1 to be beld In Bingham . . Twln City Shrlnettes has been i •nd Mrs. Eddie Price, Paulette, 'I home. Silt was_ at Holzer Hos- 1 legion farm on. the Wlekeml "'-~~< of Mt: !i>""P"""" !roll', 'l'lmrsdav Aug- Clllumbus. pital Thursday for · m e d I c a .1 1 RtiJJ ,Road. · Jllii:'·rii!ttllii Gln11ter and ,nst 17, duelo the Melgs ·Coun-1 Following the reunion, Mr. 1 treatment. . , Richard Pickena reported on Mr. a!ld Mrs; Johr Mayor 1 ty F•ir All members 01 ~ "' k·• and· ~rs. Grat• and sons left Mrs. Mayme Hblmes, w h • baaeball prngtam spottSOred CviUmbua I ed to ~!lend the meeting on 'I on a camping trip with other bas been a patient at Holzer by 'the Middleport, Pomeroy ~~~-~-----!'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•l!!!!lllllliiB~~illl•rl '~=~:Sep~te~mber~~2l~...... Irelativeo Mr. and Pete Hospital for the past hro weeb, land Rutland Poets. It was notMOITillle left on a trip t;, Cal>~ was returned lo tlte !tome of -'that the 11168 dues ace pova. fornla; Mr. and Mrs. Gharll!!l\her daughter, Mri: IBobert Crow, ;;;'e and ~ mem.bersblp C~ , , Amos and Karen began a tour Syracuse, this morning. bsve arrtrid. Fred Kauff 1 fl thntugh tbe Smoky Mountains, .Miss Kathy lfau8hl, and WU- mains a· patient at the Lellng· · \ ,, •I . Pomeroy TONIG~T, August 15 ·I ., Reumon Held Workshop iti'Prepartition lor Fair 8 A F ., y y rrr!.t· Cl b L d• Held by Chester Gord!~ltlng ~t the~~.';~, At Tor Hollow ::o!'~:"'.!t:;.JohnZer- tri~~tltthis A worksbop In • '' ' - "1 . ' . ide~!g~ts~~'oj,:J~e . Fair · Triumph in :. ,California .' SAN FRANCISCO '<UPI)-'J'he · or pow" in the Call·. state Senate rested with · for t~ llr•t !lip' : a· decide todllf · aitd·· G oor: . Regan, a .~ rlllnt flOp savored 1 ne.vcJ!O)lllcaJ ·gunlblPs llares!\lpl ,..e..boPitiiDI . straflnl :tbe ·lle4" un1~ ' , Fint .contact wd •. . �• ~ ~ ,. • ly -Congressman • ' ,, • • • ~~ ~~~o;.:w~on.~!~~: 1~ CLAREJf(E E. . MILLER . _,""' ~~l~bu~ Souther~ .. ' 'i• '\ DaDr S!l!ll!let ~i'' By United Pml btornatlollal Nallollal Leope w. L. Pet. OB St. LouiJ 73 « .m ... Atla•ta 81 5S .535 lOll Cincinnah a 55 .6114 lft\1 San Francisco 112 55 . .530 II Chlca10 64 i7 .529 ll Philadelphia Ill 55 .518 12\2 Pittsburgh iii 01 .m 17\1 E • '' 1 I I ulus aga:· ~·t mind lhe rioting ond loOting, bul tMs burninf · bothers the sinuseJl" , L" · .. ' A HELEN HELP US! MARKET Open Mon.-Fri. '.. .. .. .. . 9 to 6 Saturday .. . .. .. . .. . . .. 9 to 8 ,..., TilliS TO AVOID STH & PEARL STS.-I!ACJNE he bad contracted VD aeveral ltimes and was not sure be was ' 1 ' "~HBOR" llcl!f. llelen: "The 1ontlfely cured when be came w~·re new here • n d .my I' home. He said he'd been unnel(hbor has me so upset lbat faitherf· from two weeka alter · I've gone back to -k just to be got there. That' explains why avoid her. But she makes lljl he wouldn't' lei me join hIm for it on weekends. overseas. He was at a good du· and in no danger. She talk s .mcessa 11Y 8 bou1 tyI station was put through the emtho other neighbors: what a.m.! borrassment of lab tests and ho><c. .opers they .are, ~ow questions, which added to my l•zy. I have seen her come in- hurt and shock. • to a home and move lomps or ~ chairs wliere she thinks they He thlnl!'S I'm upset o v e r should he. •l\110 thinks she , has I"notr,ing." as "ell the (P' nws ureotion~l taste in arrange- i played around, arid It didn't ments. !mean anything, so tiow could 1lt . · . .. 'be called unfalthfill?" His phil· E.v.ery~~mg she has lS ex- sophy is, uvou're not the only JX'rlSJ Ve, and she tells you wife wbo has been eheated on." a boll! it. imp)ying w~at Y;0 u V<t if the situation had been reI wecome from a ga~age sale. versed he'd have kicked me sbe will . donate ·~own out. sfore Wttll A llart• Rllbt reaerved to llmit quantiU•"- as FAIR WEEK VALU·EPAR. ICE REAM ' ·~ £ • Meigs Coun\y AUG. 15-19 nr~s arsenic? ' ! more County's extravaganza visit us and get more for your money. · '" Half-Gallon Carton ROOT BEER •" ,, with our once stablt' mar· 1 'IWo months ago I diacovered I .. T"* na11v tn~T•uD. 79c SUPER CLOR BtEACHPY~!: 33c MAXWELL HOUSE~~.~ spt ... CRISCO . . . 3 79c "· reg.10C' TOMATO SOUP"~ ' big J8oz. ., " ., ·: . '~). :'~ lb. ' can ,~ . ' ' No Deppslt- No Return ), Glass Kee. tl.il i ' ~ Ca!ftllbelf's · CIA ' and more &g:IJ'essive in an ••j Stokely's TOMATO CATSUP ' ~ llot. 20 S.lad Bowl by Kraft SALAD DRESSING ,_, t"tiJ I -qt. '"' •• ·- - - • ' .19· FACTS DEY01'1'1111 1'0 llii'IY.R~ 0. 1 lrfEJGS · MAStiN AREA ~ ' 'ine '' .C~U~TRY ~AID ' Those Goocf Ohio Valley WIEN-ERS !t~~ '98t l ' ,S.LIC·.ID. , I B4CON, . ' c ' ' '' \ ' '· .!• -~" ' ,., ~ I. ·~ I S<if·ili!V. 8 1'., 'I '!err br Reds Sh ' PI . t f 2 d 00 0r n . ace 1 .. OrtiZ,' oE b Rated ven y .' Oddsmakers ' '"'!· ' '!:!''!:'til 0 By SAM OOLDAPER UPI Sports writer ; ,: The sweet smell of ouOCfii!i Denver enjoys In aecurfng !he only American Football Loa&~ ·victory over the National Football League !Detroit in three tries tltlo ~tason may·'have heads of the Bronqo ment. ,. , ~dbl Lou Saban, .,., ou es Q the Denver general managar and coach, 11 not worried about 1168 or 1~.- jull ,lf187,. · The 11-7 v\etory ovar tha Lions 'llboWitl Saban be haa I'Uilnllll backa in COokie GU. Chrlot, Char~f lollttihell llld )VendeD, Hijes, pointed tho need lor a -tvldepUy. can lUJ!YUU~ their good pitching, got a live- 1 final 49 gamos to whip a .500 Hoff ~ br hit effort from Mel Queen and ICardinal team. gotal2th·iMfns Dodgeri.,iiQ:~"""- !"' llil Ted Abernathy and scored their homer !rum Bill White to win -eight ~ •!C~ ;ctk '11 ~ winning run in the eighth when .the opener and !topped the maj~ 1~3f'~tlle~ Tony Peroz doubled home Vada Mets m the nightcap with a rema~l!ll . . . 1111 "'I' Pinson. VUt if St. Louis wins triple play and a total ·of eight lith. · . ·{ ; · ',· , · ,Jii only halt its remaining games, hits from Tony Gonzalez, Richie . Houston ~- #I ~~IJII' Cincinnati must play at a .773 Allen and Johnny Callison. when rookie .qout · clip to make the aeries. Claud• Osteen set the pattern a d1le down tht i1lhl The fifth-place Phillies, who by retiring the first 12 Astros 11lne al .~ JOif J!.~f would have to take 38 of their a Houston sl\lrter Bruce Von Ifrom flrsf "' :· · • &~. . I Iali1ael l.agjma are rated -;;:~.~ Three-Year Veteran I pui his lelllllz tllrough the oddomakers, but 01 Tens!, a graduage of Florida spirited.pauing .aerimmage. 11 prt!dlctlng 1 kno<l<oult!J and' a three-year ' Kat may stU! be avallable for tonight In their u110 to stardom with night'• game at Shea stadium. last season when Washington Redsklna And everybody _ the fans, · four touchdown passes N.C., If the ~~Ito! IP;,;;t;;, •thietic the Miami his playing 11itlt a lfOllce _ might rooting aecond half to win cast. 111111 extra that a kayo will He started t1vo g\I)Deo The . New York Jets out . to minlml2e any differ· and eomPjeted 21 of players, lnbltic!!na- their(.eiahlh ence ,of opinion over who actual· for , 405 .y•rds ·and dralt coolce ·tbiJ aeasoa Gele Bledsoe, an offensive BO!ird, to "I~ expect to knock ·him .put Last · weekend, aglinot the bring their roatet to £13, p!ayers. · " laid the ·Puerth ltlcan TeDB\ !Ired a 47· Alao cut w. ·14.f Bi'own, 'l! · "He•o.,only :1 ·Newell wllb · A•M, whO . He'• fast, fn the gameJor ' tile · .waived !lit: J:expect · .touclld01mi as ,the 20-lt. 11!1 bope.l ' fl l 66FALCON2DR. ~ ............... $1595 Y.oRK (UPI) -Light- Showboat Pork~. 3 lb. can · and Beans No.m ' . . R d s p • H t Th t' :~b~:.~~g ~~~a~~~~~: e ox os1ng as. , ones rea s , Denver Acting Like T hey've the Big Head m:w After Surpri~ing Viet ory over Detr~it " welgh~.:a::.:i:~ ca~~~leuger 29c\ 49c BY RATH ' • J. The Pure Vegetabla Shorttnlllg ' ·WORJl) ATliA'-U•c rla~. gal. On Safe At Lo-t Price .. · That Good Instant CoHN, l gal. I GRADE A BUTTER ' r Enryday Low Price.' PEANUT Perry hurled ',a five-biller. Pen-,v, who won his ninth In 23 decision•. scol'S a :-un him.<elf after a flftb-!nning single and got more offensive support from Ty eline who collected three singles arid a triple and scored twice. The Reds, who Orlando Cepeda says are !he team the Carrls mUBt watch because of , 3 '·' : PLANTER'S Leaders By 94NDY PRUANT llPI S(IOI!tl Writer Jilllan Javier says he Isn't countil'g hi• world Series money yet. But he doesn't have to-the rest of the National League io about ready to do It for hlm. Playing with the typical abandon that has marked the Cardinals' recent surge, Javier ifiiiOred 'the pain in his badlt• bruised hip and thfgh Tuellday 1 NESTEA Instant ·Tea, big 3oz. jar r l'nu can be lUre Mrs. Poison- •!fort to catch tile onea t h a t To.jgue bas !atoned on to ynu <Vere left There aren't enou~h beca!Ue others won't listen. Do males to go around these days. hero iovnr and tell her why. :"Tartan'• shy, unassuming f!You eon't lose, for you'll eitlier olet gets left m the corner while mflie a new woman of her or the "go" d--,, get their men. ~t-t~rid of a pest. _ H. ' , Why, I'll - ,even uranan'' Deal- Helen: idn•s•'l notice h<r! - WISE Maybe you won't print this. · ~ow but "I'll bet many are in my I This col?mn Is decile~ ted to Ral'l'le position. fam!l19 llvmg, so if you re haPt~· My husband 10as what they 1 ing \id trouble or just olain r2l'" 8 11 broten arrow" whtn he · trooltte, let Helet Help YOU! was in the armv He ne~l~cted 3rlc will al~o we,come y our me and the ehildren. seldom ! own amusing esperlences. Adwrote When he came home af 1 dr.ess H~len Bottel in eare of ter two years. everythinR was !Jus newspaper. W1 '11.1 r>: "clowning around" time, with a tent-full of values, variety. On your way to or from Meigs By Fairmont \ I iep' We're actlng up again! But you 'U be seriously delighted with DUr Fair Week special values. It's · " .... OVer ud oat!'' Javier Sparks Cards' 16th 1 . • T0day Rott1eneckFormmg • . Tourney In Athens I.JeJJIOD It's That Goocl Countryside. or · j I 00UR FAIR · ··- triumph over the Chleago Cubs. ·~ · · {t\>W The vletory was the 17th in Zl . .. , · d A' u ••.;. ' By Ualted Preoslaternauonal ames for St. Louis since they By VITO STEUJNO Morehead raised Williams ire Sparma. an . ' sp t .a ~ . •• ,, .• , National Loape !ere tied for first lace with UPI Sports Wrlter . when be was recently recalled I M~rehead also go _the ..,lp of rkci11ons. A., !bill . fl G. AB.R. H, Pet. the CUbs on July 25 , :nd lelt the There may he no plaee like from the minor league_ Toronto a sjlectacul~r, t~blmg ~ktcb ol p•t!!lieJ'!I ~'lfltd .lJj >the Staub, !lou 106392 47137 Cardinals who in JOIIz home for most of the Boston;t<am. He was hoti11ed In Don Wert~ !mer by Tony game ancl~ Clmnte, Pitt 1118 413 75 14! .344 ames out in fron~p g Red Sox but Dave Morehead 1Columbus to report to !lie Red 1Conigliaro w1th two out and the ..roncl. Rocky , lavlto Cepeda, StL lll42Z 71143 g Javier has sported a big ugly and George Srott seem to hage Sox Immediately but went back bas's loaded In the(lfth. three-run l!omer . ~ ·tbe Flood, StL 91 362 46 lit lump on his right hip ·~ince found an even better place. . to Toronto first and then •as Elsewhere in the Amerlcanjmoing ~cth~ali'~ h~ Gonzlz, Phil 100335 53 110 prlng 1 aining and has added 8 Escape from manager D1ck rombed m hiS f1rst two starts. LedQ Mi s ta stavd in wblie R k I~"", Rose, Cin 101407 63132 :rulae ron his fight thigh Williams' doghouse turns out to Scott was benched when his firsl':ith ann:~o victory' over run homer for - A I Aaron, All lot 425 84136 recently be the ideal spot for both of I weight soared 12 pounds over C rtornia ChicaBO heat Kansas fifth mnlng _of the sec:olid NY 114 434 60 167 "I'm ~ot counting tbe money them. I th• 215-limit set by the club. C~t~ 4-Z 'but lost the second Star. Williams, Torre, All 91 328 541 OZ yet. Next month after we come The Red Sox, returning from I "Morehead threw just greai game by the same 4-2 margin tbe mmors las! [!~,nllt• Allen, Phil 114 432 85134 . back from our road trip we'll a horrible road trip_ in which!tonight," Williams said. :'Tha's Cl~~eland blanked Wa9hingto~ shutout string t~ . _1-3~:::: Amerleaa Loape know whether to count the they lost seven of mne games, Ithe way he_pitched ~~.hiS last 3.0 and Baltimore outlasted 1wh1l pitChing • !IV hit G. AB. R. H. Pel. money " he said after the come back to Fenway Park two starts m Toronto. New York 11-IO in 13 innings. for th Indians ovr F.Rbsn, Bal 86 319 60100 victory Tuesday night and stopped the 1 Making a rererence to his late In the National League St. too. Max AlviS ~~ • llfo.riiD Ystzki, Bos 113 410 69 130 . H~rdly Justifled slide witb a 4·0 victory over the arrival wltli the Sox, Williams LouiS topped Chicago ' 6-4. homer to back hun. WlDlaml, Kalin e. Det 67 304 114 95 But the caution •hown by the Detroil Tigers. added, " he must nove been just Cincinnati nipped Pittsburgh 2. 1~ost noted lor u:•l~ !,~ 1 ,..., ••, Carew, Min 96 363 50109 veteran second-baseman is far In this era of new parks plain tired wllen he first arrived 1, j'!liladelphia swept a pair Wl~nmg run in Scott, Bos Ill 386 51 112 from iustilie<!. Even 11 the wWch all hove pretty much the here and got whacked." from New York 3.2 in 12 innings fo. the Dodgers to 'I!Ye tlteConglro, Boa 93 343 58 96 Cards 'play only .500 b.•ll from jsame dimensions, Fenway Park Scott took his recent benching •nd 7.,,_ San Francisco heat <)rants the pennant, hq ~~~· Fregosl, Cal 1011417 51119 on olll, aecond • place With Its short lell!ield wall with good bumor. "I think I Atlanta 1 and Houston tipped 1an amazmg comebacli: iliiiiJIIII Blair, Bal 109381 ~103 .283 Ttlanta would have to play at remains as a throwback to the should play even if I weigh 500 Lo• Angeles 2-1 in 12 Innings. ;posted a 1-l re"'?rd ~ Mlnchr, cat 09 855 60 100 .750 to steal the pennant. past. pounds, if I ill!ighed myself Jim Perry blanked the Angels ' rtummg to th maJors. _, Nrthrp, Del 103377 431116 In fact the 1967 National The Red Sox, now in fourth Ieveryday, I'd weigb ~10 every on six bits to givf. Ill!' 'IWins l Thmgs were never - •·for Home RDIII League ill sud! a pale •hadow place three games behiad the day but he (Williams) checks It their sixth straight vietory. rthe Yanks tharr IMY .Nallonal League< Wynn, years past that the best Minnesota Twins. are always h<rnself so it wouldn't do any Tony Oliva, colleding 8 double ' araln~t Baltimore In ~·WU tros and Aaron, Braves 29; can he said lor It is that there's dangerous at borne. The fact good." and two singles drove in Cesar ( l~·lnmng marathon. The Yanil.. , Hart, G\!)!ts and Santo, Cubs 1 torrid six-team baHie goin8 IIley play a majority of their ! Morehead, pitching his Orst Tovar forth 1,;st Twms' run in llnade SIX errors, let fn ~1,: · 26: Peref,• Reds 2!. on for the runn~r-up spot. games at home the re<t of th• l' complete game and shutout !be fourth and scored himS8lf 1ur.earned runs and alSO eQJib,.,. ,: American Loal!le: Killebrew, The cardinals, whose Beason makes Boston a real sbce his no.hitter ol Sept 15, d!lrlng a three-run rail in th~ Ittoree. mnr~ Oriole runs to aem, . Twins 32: Howard, Senators 29; rles now seem as inevitable as threat to the league leaders. i 1965, also had the help of sixth inning. rurt,Simm'ons took on wild pitches. But the )l'anlll ,. Yastrzemskl, Red Sox Z8: F. the Yank.. s' used to be, were The victory also marked the homers by Reggie Smith and Ithe loss for Cati(ornia, IStili gamd a 10-10 ,u In Ill ·. • Roblnoon, Orioles 22: lagging behind the Culv.! 2-0 return to Williams' good graces ICarl y a s t rz em skI besides Wor a I'alb I mnth on Bil~ Robinson s lwtH'VII . ro, Red Sox and Mantle, going into the bottom of tha of Morehead , who pitched a six- ' Scott's blast. Smith and Scott Managers Eddie Stanky and ' homer. . · •, Yankees 20. sixtll Tuesday. But Javier's hitter, and Scott, who homered. I both connecte<! in the first AI Dark wore out the path to I It only prulongd tit invfta ~ Runs Batted In trl 1 !I or'n~ Raised Iro inning off Tiger loser Joe tf1 'kh' ds , ble, however, as Fritz PelerSOll ATHENS IUPI)- The bottle- Denr' · Kaebler (1): Mickey National Loago« Cepeda, sinpl~~ e;,;~n~: c'.:'~ and· .... _ ___ • PI . mg_moun_ as the Sox ' balk~W, home Andy EtchebarreB neck bas started to lorm ;r the Sander, Mike Gardner (2) and Cards 91; Wynn, Astros w~nin ltcher Ra Washburn · with the deciding run followin~ 1967 Ohio American Legion I Dana Dauer. LP-Sander. Hart, Giants 82; Santo, ameanf.J to a fiv:.run Inning two Yank'": •}TorS In the 13111 to Baseball Tournament. I Camb'ge 201 llr.l 010-10 16 3 and Perez, Reds 78. and the 17th lo.<S in 25 game. give the Orioles the triumph. Out of 14. teams starting the IW\llowick 000 010 021- 4 7 4 American Leap~: . lor the Cubs oince they . d"'ble.elimmation l«lurney here; Stan Wickam Duane Kackley ski, Red Sox 81, Killebrew, tied for the Ira ue-lead Ot~ . . · Mond•l·· four were ousted Tues· 1 J k B' 1. Bill F lei 'I'wins 80; Howard, Senators 71: d h 11 kg 0 Pl'l#sBURGH (UP II - C:n.l second place, The Reds hij4 tied :he ga .r e Get smoother rolling. day and three more will go to-l~; a":,u:~n (~ara~d Mu:ton: Conigliaro, Red Sox 67; F. anEls~wh"erew~: "t~: ·National cinn~lt will send Jim ~h'"'' ' Denni Ribant ;6-fi' Is In the seventh when !..eo (ar. With a new-car loan. dav. . John Novlnce (!) WP·Wickam, Robinson; Orioles 65. League San Francisco wllipped (9-9) to the mound ;omgilt • s peeled lo start for !he _Pira·les . ! denas. making his iirst start Washmgton Court House. Cuy. . . HR F ed. S tt (C ) All , 1 Ph'1I d 1 h" the Red'! wind up a tnref!~garne The Reds movt"d ~o Just since he broke a ~::.ne m hisI Look under BANKS or aho~a Falls, Lancaster and LP·Fnel. .· r co am Pitehlng anta e¥ • ~ e PN~~ series at Pittsburgh and try to percentage ptJint behind , left hand oQ , June :5, t•i:1led LOANS. In the •Wnrthmglon all dropped by the 8 none on. • National _Lof~h ' MC~ormlll~: .:••~ ~-~·d~r ~ ~If squ.. zed lake over sole oos.;ession o! ·place Atlanta Tu" dav night, and scored on Sisk's wild pi'th. ViLLOW PAGES. Whert, 9 wa"side w " •ds'th 001 000 1'1-' · '" 2-1nn and Houston · --- - --~-·- rallying in the late inmngs· Sisk worked e~g · ht tnqmg<, · ' ' · 'l'o1esdav· · ' ' 71 ·•Giants v 1 16-5, p· IW£ l!s es,qd·"'" 1anPltfsburgll giv· your fingers do the Ashley was the ~all< of the Stb'vlle 203 000 000 - S II 41 ea e, "~:· a ' pa~ Los An eles· 2-l In TITLE REMATCH ~ 2·1 qecision , ing up seven hits and hoi:• runs. town Tuesdav. blastmg 24 hits [ Raridy Hall, Fred Moser (4), ~Braves !3-;,f Johns<ln, .• tor~'<" g NEW YORK UPI)-Wbrkl Stilt' second,la" IS · a Pittsburgh opened :ha scc:ing [ walking. • " to sorre a 20-11 win OYer P•'l'· · Hall (8) and Tom Moser; :sill !2-S. innings. chamo, ion l&o way ll.t. "s th raves :rail in the fourth w'en AI l.Jplow .:;: In American ~gue r " I r 2 hm:tl!•. Ashlev picked _up dl o :-Nurczyk, Roger Miller '(8) Md White · , · strengthened lis Benvenuti . of Italy will -ineet surging St. Lo~ ?"rdinals singled. advanced to -second on It• 20 run! tn the s~on ·Jn. Joe Abramowicz. WP-Hall. LP- • 9-',· wi'lh 8 , • triumph former ehamp Emile Griff(tfut 101> games .. · a by Willie Stacgel · . Sox ' ~ AdblbT nm~ Miller. I0-4: Cal~ornla, Chicago took the Shea Stadiu Sept Z8 in a title ou e Y ony rode home on Bill M"et· I Ashley (21).17) meets Lima , . • . fir of 1 K 81 rematch. . · ~rove home VaJa Pinson owski's single. 132-!0l and Wodsworth (30.!3\ rna, Tigers Downing, st wo games root '"" B h . the deciding run in 1oe eiinl:h [ lavs Cambridge (21-15l In tD'I DRIVF '"RACE Yanl&es 12-L City 4-2, but dropped the envenuli took t e, t•t1e 1rortl ining to give Cincinnati Following tonlght's,.game with P ' • ,. """NTZVILLE M (UP!' · "" . nightcap bv the same at New' Yorks MadiSon . the Pirates, the Rerl• head I dav's winner's bracket compe~1 . n .r.; ' o. · ·· ..... .. ... · · verdict over Pittsburg;, · ht 1 d !ilion. west to contmue t e r eng roa 1Bill Cheesebourg of Tucson, ~!erDBtlon~b:'-•&;o Slandinll Baltimore down!d New York 11· Square Garden ·on a 15-round Ted Abernath~· nrc~· Th• loser's bracket schedule IAriz .. will drive a 1967 Ford in !'Y Unl!!'l.ilresJ·JnternaHooal Jij in 13 l~mgs, deciSion last ~f~· I baiHht final lbl" lnn'ngs tr~lncinnali hegins a fourmatch" Mlomisburg (29-li) and! !he Mid-America 200 st!ICk car . ':;;;..·: W.L Pet GR ' stopped Washtnglon 3-0 and . ~.-. ! J!"al ~he vfetory. :·. '. game series with San Frandsen Eurlid 141).4\ Pemberville (20-8) tace on Aug. 27 at Mid-America Rochester-. d8 52 573 Bollton blanked Detroit ~ NARROW o.,,~,,,.oN . Vadil Pinson loll;JI!f the eigllthj and Cinr•1nati Bentley (33-S), j Raceway;. Cheesbourg is a Richmond , d8 52 51l7 'k Th~ Braves , who would have LIVERPOOI..r .~iand (UPlf. with a single, stole soo~r.d 'nd Friday night,-plays three ti:nes and Willrc"ir~ (19-8) and Steu- I veteran competitor . of the Toledo •· 57 58 504 B to wm :j6 of thetr remaining -Former hea~elght 'o?ten~ moved ·If· lbjrd on Lee :~u~~~!nf~~~:us~~~ ::::.. ~~:.~ bertill• (1.4-71 . i Indianapolis 500. ,. Toronto 57 58 496 9 gaJi19 to overhaul· a Cardmals der Brian Lm~n of B~ .ilf to ~~iil\fi ileld ~efore I'm" ! "' Tu.,day's llneseoreso Columbus 58 61 487 10 playmg at .500. lost aco~ed a narrow . 10-~liUil dOyttleq,.to left center ,,fr l lturni:_:~·n~g~to~Cr~o~sl~ey~Fi~·~el~d..on=A•ug...;_~::;:;iiii Lima 010 200 0110- 3 8 ~ ·WIN AWARDS JacksonvUle 57 60 ~7 10 Tut!sday wll.., Jim Hart declSIOII Tuesday . mghl '~~r Sill<. who suffered his lOth , ~"against Philadelphia. Wash. c.H. 100 000 OOtJ-1 3 01 NEW YORK (UP!)-The Van Syra('U•e ~ 65 444 15 a tw<>-run bomer. . James Woody ~! New Yfr~, -~,, :a gainst Jllne wins. I Paul Mullenhour and Mit~b: Heusen Outstartdlng Achieve- Buffalo , 50 4 439 yea•, ond Gaylm d -The ":"~·experlenc(id . -~ Aber\tJithy replar~~ Mel Block: .Bob Jones, Steve Stew- Iment Awards In Major _League Tu«>sday • Resulls ' don,'" h"\".:'t bout sl~ce~g Qu,a~ ·, after • the · , art (B)\ Fred Kelly (9) and : Baseball for July went to heavy- Jacksonville 3 Buffalo 2, tst LaP'UDa stopped ~y;Casslus Clav 1 e .;~rt ·was )lfted k s Dave Joneo. (,P.Jones. ihltting .. Rusty Staub of the Jacksonville 5Buffalo2. 2nd heavywe.ght title la•t Au l · ~uter I the sevemh. Tel vlrtd-11 Amley 2(12) 102 _, 114 1, Houston Astros and relief Richmond 4 Toronto 1 was awarded 49¥, po'•t• to 49 ed only an infield •ingle Pemb'rv'll 110 20S 013-11 11 5lpitc~er Minnie Rujas bf . l~e Columbus 6 Syraa..e s 19<, Woo~y. the closest jJOSSibiP. Maury Wills lea~ing o!f Bill Lyons and Tom Goyer~_callfornla Angelo. Toledo 4 Rocbester S margin under British rules. ninth in ralslug l•is record - - · · cl•·iPes to frienda and !hen em· I I can't adjust, Helen. I cant t•mrass them by telling every- sta~d to have him nea~ me. ' I uo> about it. She quote! Emily don-t trust or respect hilll, aod l'u~, Webster and House Beau- Im full of betterness · lm a tif~ verbatim "wb~~ someone warm woman, a good mother, r i s~ pulls a bl~pehi;But s he ' have Kept myself attractive but th iqks noth~ of crit~ the my pride is "gone.. ro.- you serve. \, I .Should l get a Job and leave I She asks .Y0\1:~~ po.~ry shop lllm, or !lay and mk a nervous . fo1 ·_ her, th~ re." i· f s YOU. ~th.• · brea•· •own' -SICK INSIDE 1 '·The ¥tgetabl!f 'lmlf•'rot· llm S.I.: t•"< and I'd ~ buy !hat Peelin~ as you do, you can't 1 kirlji"Dl JiJj!al!" · •, · · ·· stay: It would be disastrous for 1 ~eryo~ else has sl~ for the ch1ldren as well as for you fn'!'ds and relativ-., iJdt hers an<l your buaband. ar•· uppercrust. • Why not lry a temporary aepl ~ ,go on .and on but rd aration until you can think be sounding much like s ~ e thini!J tbrou•h? And bv a 11 solfiJds to me. . means dlsCilso the situation r neither aggeo wltli her'' ;.,.. ·lflth a marriage.eounsellor.-H. disigree, ·ra like 10 ro~ · n O!!ar Helen: tr:OruiJ1 \>li\i·,my nelghbo,.. ;L• )!'he vole )lldn't make women I ciln'l t•ke much more hf; illllttmininll• World War U did. Suggestion!? -~DY NEXf ['~.io did man's \VOlt in defen~t DOOll' . .. · · ractorles, making weapons that o.ar Lirtiy : . • . would kill off more men, th.s With • friend like this whe. makmg 1! necessary to beoome .i COME ONE, COME All, , :~~ :: :: 13 Houston 48 70 .407 25\1 Baltimore 51 114 .443 Tue""'y'o Relnlll ' Kansas· City 51 67 .432 Philadelphia 3 New York, Zilst Tue""'y's Results 12 inns. twlnight) Chica 0 4 Kansas City 2 (1st, Philadelphia 7 New York~ (2nd, twi-n~ht) night) Kansas City 4 Chicago 2 12nd, Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1 night) (night) Baltimore 11 New York 10 San Francisco 4 Atlanta I iMgs, night) (night) Clevel•n~ 3 Washington St. LouiJ 1 ChieeBO ·4 (night) (nlghlj Houston 2 Los Angeles 1 (I% Minnesota 4 California o Inns, night) Boston 4 Detroit 0 (night) Wedlleoday'l Probable Pltcllors Wednesday'• Probable Pitchers tAU Tlmn EDT) , (All TlmeJ EDT) New York (Koonce 3-2) at Baltimore (Phoebus 10.7) Philadelphia (Elllworth 4-4), New York (Downing 12-5), 8·05 p.m. p.m:;:; Cincinnati (Queen 11-') at Gilleland (Hargan 12-9) Pittsburgh (Ribant &-6), 8:05 Wa!hlngton (PasCilai ll-ll), 8: p.m. _ p.m. ~ San Francl.lco (Gibbon~) at Kansas City (Odom S-4) AUanta (Johnson 12-5), 9:05 ~o (Klages 0-2), 9 p.m. p.m J.ll#iesola (Chance 15-8) Chicago (Niekro &-6) at St. Calllbrnla (McGlothlin 10-4), LoQis (Briles 7-5),,9 p.m. ' p,ni; ' Los Angeles (SiDler '-4) at I Delrolt (McLlain 15-12) Houston . (Blasingame 4·4), 9 Bustpn (Stange 7-8), 7:30 p.m. p.m. ·:,,' Thursday's Games Thanda7'1 Game• Baltimore at ·New York Chicago at.Phlladelphla, n1ght Cleveland at Washington. night New York at Pittsburgh, 2, twi· Detroit at Boston, night -~ ,,, ·, Ful• J7alu ' I I t!JW :. night (Only .games scheduled) Amerl..a League W. L. Pet. GB Minnesota 64 iiO .561 Cbicag~·; 82 51 .549 HI Detroit , 62 5S .6119 2\1 Boston 61 5S .6115 3 California 6· 55 .6110 Washington 58 59 .496 7\1 ~~ "::r~e· ~ : ::: ::" ~~;e~~k ' .. RACINE .., AILSTAB 'weil i addition, 1 read in a wash-, · lo &e Ohio . ly $.123-mllllon of , wiearmarked Iington paper recently that . If : Charles E. Ward, :4ec.. tol El.,.,ti'IC Co., E_ase., Bedford. There can be little doubt that the controversy over f ipeople living In the t r e as Kathleen M. Ward, ~ n al d · Gene Whaley, SbeUa W)iale! the !aUure of the Houae of Rep~entatives to pass the money 1as1 year or. • '." ·0 ." g , · . , Ward. Doona Larkins, Bar- to Columbus & Southern Ohlp Pres.tdent's $40-Q!illlon rat control blll has received more other things, rat eradication..· where there IS . 8 rat problem bars Miller, Shirley RGse, Re- Electric eo. Eaae. Bedford.· . · publicity than anything the 90th Congress has done· ot This year tbe total figure has ';"uld JUSt ;:• the lime to becca Wolle, Charleen W. a r d, Chancy Stan~t F 10 r· not done. . . · been boosted to fUll • mlilldn. c ean up. garbage l:flng Cert. for Trans PorUand · '· Mllto W Liihe Jr sbella ence Staneart, .to Columbus lr Bundreda ot pages of copy have appeared in news- 3. Under Health, EdqcaUon arounc!. and keep garbage can pajlers and magazines anCI hours deve~ted to it on tele· and Welfare, _the Col!111teheD- covered, w)llle il!llng sure there . n P~ul w 'Ball~' Par- ::~ ~~a Eleclrlc . Co., vision and radio. It even sparkell a viollltlon o(,tbe sanctl sive Health Servicei Act of 1168 art no open f"'ld containers in rt · , 1,, ae., · u · . · .. ty of the House of Representatives by a group from New authorized 125 • mllllon of UD- their homes, . ffie rats wo u1d eels, ~d.dlepo ·. ', Herbert E. Hager, Sr., Nor· York, who appeared in the House gallery to brazenly de- earmarked money lasf year to bave a harder time finding BenJamm L. _Br~dgem~ dec., ,rna E. Hager to J~ G. Pol· monstrate against the action 1 st;•tes for a variety of puhlle lome- to eat and they to Myrtle Br~dgeman D u n n, lard, Parcels, ~IPIO• . taken on this issue. , agalnot the measure was label·[health programs, Including rat D)i&bt not· be so plentiful. Cert. for Trans., Suttorn •" PearJ ·KoehJer, Gloria J,• K<> Yet few have looked at thiS: ed "pro ral" atermlnatlon. . · Myrtle Bridgeman D,lrn n; ehler to Okey Kelmm- Connolly. problem without becomlngl WeD, a~ time pasaes and the In ·addition, the ·Department.!':! =~~ ~ problem Ruth B. Dunn, William V!_Dunn, Janet Elaine ,Connolly, Pareels, swepl up in . the emotlonalism emotionalism ol the moment o! Agricillture has 150 • million ed. 8· owever ... ,•• conqutlter- Gwendolyn Dunn Allen, ' Sian- Orange. · to th 1 ts • a......., er ton Allen ' Joseph M· r!U·n . t rnatter. ",.ow no . beglllS 01 the au bJOC wane, e ac sup- for pest control and nearly ev· agen at the Fedet-all ano 1 will . •'" -'--~-- . one will deny that rats are a pooling defeat of this measure ery Governmental agency 1\as not [ 11 The eve k Martha L. Dunn, RoberC ' E. BO~WER 0 • . peop1• m~st ta 0 · horrible menace to our society, stand out more clearly. its own control ojects T be The word "boraepower" was and no one in his fight mInd We already have on lbe booka President has d:ignated ·ihe ~m;::"~ senae precauUons to measure and I intend to do•the established by James Watt tn would permit them to run looae at least three rat extermina· O.monstration Cities law as an- enj ~ b~vor~ble ~~tat same for the similar bill 'irhlcll rating his steam engines by de' without attemp~ ·to c h e c ~ lion three Federal Lawa. other ·oouree of lunda to exter- mu':i we Y ra. an ey waa S!lbnutted to comt1d.f!ee termlning the rate at wblch their population. It is ridicu- I. Under the Department of /mmate rats. Programs for plag- available :•tltOII~g avenues tltlo past week when It comes horses could work, accord!IIJ lous that everyone wbo voted the Interior, tecbnical assiSt· ue and disease control quallly 1 voted tho orliinal :u.:..onto the fioor for tbe Eilcyclojlaedia Brit81Uli· I I. ] .I~ I - , • ~(· Rail!·'ll::,~~tllldt• P4jd ., !~JlOIJ.tl'!i'~ey'. ,,~J,us~n\ : Par· , . _ .., SU ..,.. , .. , __ · · 'J>hoeb,eo,. M:1 Ht~i;Ro~ ,E. Hariman, ,tO ~ph !f Keef. er C;l\llel'ine J. Keeler• Tracts ·c.i,unbia. · · ' ' ' v nal H w11 ~i anee for rat ertermlnatlon- ls 1(or etlier rat 1110De1avallable .for !"ban· areas. ' A1 ' lf_.il".£9,"~'li'VBtjvely,_,est~~ Department ·spokesman in.di· th~t"tnere ·IS over $448 • mi!Uon cates that they are meeUng aU avallable.for rat control. Thereapplications for lunda. ~fore, 1f a person wants to conlrol and eradicate the rat men· 2: Under, t~e. ~fflce of Econ- ace, he has a whole handful of onuc Opporlumty' the CommU·Iagencies to clioose from. • ·• 1..., 1 eyl. 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She talk s .mcessa 11Y 8 bou1 tyI station was put through the emtho other neighbors: what a.m.! borrassment of lab tests and ho><c. .opers they .are, ~ow questions, which added to my l•zy. I have seen her come in- hurt and shock. • to a home and move lomps or ~ chairs wliere she thinks they He thlnl!'S I'm upset o v e r should he. •l\110 thinks she , has I"notr,ing." as "ell the (P' nws ureotion~l taste in arrange- i played around, arid It didn't ments. !mean anything, so tiow could 1lt . · . .. 'be called unfalthfill?" His phil· E.v.ery~~mg she has lS ex- sophy is, uvou're not the only JX'rlSJ Ve, and she tells you wife wbo has been eheated on." a boll! it. imp)ying w~at Y;0 u V<t if the situation had been reI wecome from a ga~age sale. versed he'd have kicked me sbe will . donate ·~own out. sfore Wttll A llart• Rllbt reaerved to llmit quantiU•"- as FAIR WEEK VALU·EPAR. ICE REAM ' ·~ £ • Meigs Coun\y AUG. 15-19 nr~s arsenic? ' ! more County's extravaganza visit us and get more for your money. · '" Half-Gallon Carton ROOT BEER •" ,, with our once stablt' mar· 1 'IWo months ago I diacovered I .. T"* na11v tn~T•uD. 79c SUPER CLOR BtEACHPY~!: 33c MAXWELL HOUSE~~.~ spt ... CRISCO . . . 3 79c "· reg.10C' TOMATO SOUP"~ ' big J8oz. ., " ., ·: . '~). :'~ lb. ' can ,~ . ' ' No Deppslt- No Return ), Glass Kee. tl.il i ' ~ Ca!ftllbelf's · CIA ' and more &g:IJ'essive in an ••j Stokely's TOMATO CATSUP ' ~ llot. 20 S.lad Bowl by Kraft SALAD DRESSING ,_, t"tiJ I -qt. '"' •• ·- - - • ' .19· FACTS DEY01'1'1111 1'0 llii'IY.R~ 0. 1 lrfEJGS · MAStiN AREA ~ ' 'ine '' .C~U~TRY ~AID ' Those Goocf Ohio Valley WIEN-ERS !t~~ '98t l ' ,S.LIC·.ID. , I B4CON, . ' c ' ' '' \ ' '· .!• -~" ' ,., ~ I. ·~ I S<if·ili!V. 8 1'., 'I '!err br Reds Sh ' PI . t f 2 d 00 0r n . ace 1 .. OrtiZ,' oE b Rated ven y .' Oddsmakers ' '"'!· ' '!:!''!:'til 0 By SAM OOLDAPER UPI Sports writer ; ,: The sweet smell of ouOCfii!i Denver enjoys In aecurfng !he only American Football Loa&~ ·victory over the National Football League !Detroit in three tries tltlo ~tason may·'have heads of the Bronqo ment. ,. , ~dbl Lou Saban, .,., ou es Q the Denver general managar and coach, 11 not worried about 1168 or 1~.- jull ,lf187,. · The 11-7 v\etory ovar tha Lions 'llboWitl Saban be haa I'Uilnllll backa in COokie GU. Chrlot, Char~f lollttihell llld )VendeD, Hijes, pointed tho need lor a -tvldepUy. can lUJ!YUU~ their good pitching, got a live- 1 final 49 gamos to whip a .500 Hoff ~ br hit effort from Mel Queen and ICardinal team. gotal2th·iMfns Dodgeri.,iiQ:~"""- !"' llil Ted Abernathy and scored their homer !rum Bill White to win -eight ~ •!C~ ;ctk '11 ~ winning run in the eighth when .the opener and !topped the maj~ 1~3f'~tlle~ Tony Peroz doubled home Vada Mets m the nightcap with a rema~l!ll . . . 1111 "'I' Pinson. VUt if St. Louis wins triple play and a total ·of eight lith. · . ·{ ; · ',· , · ,Jii only halt its remaining games, hits from Tony Gonzalez, Richie . Houston ~- #I ~~IJII' Cincinnati must play at a .773 Allen and Johnny Callison. when rookie .qout · clip to make the aeries. Claud• Osteen set the pattern a d1le down tht i1lhl The fifth-place Phillies, who by retiring the first 12 Astros 11lne al .~ JOif J!.~f would have to take 38 of their a Houston sl\lrter Bruce Von Ifrom flrsf "' :· · • &~. . I Iali1ael l.agjma are rated -;;:~.~ Three-Year Veteran I pui his lelllllz tllrough the oddomakers, but 01 Tens!, a graduage of Florida spirited.pauing .aerimmage. 11 prt!dlctlng 1 kno<l<oult!J and' a three-year ' Kat may stU! be avallable for tonight In their u110 to stardom with night'• game at Shea stadium. last season when Washington Redsklna And everybody _ the fans, · four touchdown passes N.C., If the ~~Ito! IP;,;;t;;, •thietic the Miami his playing 11itlt a lfOllce _ might rooting aecond half to win cast. 111111 extra that a kayo will He started t1vo g\I)Deo The . New York Jets out . to minlml2e any differ· and eomPjeted 21 of players, lnbltic!!na- their(.eiahlh ence ,of opinion over who actual· for , 405 .y•rds ·and dralt coolce ·tbiJ aeasoa Gele Bledsoe, an offensive BO!ird, to "I~ expect to knock ·him .put Last · weekend, aglinot the bring their roatet to £13, p!ayers. · " laid the ·Puerth ltlcan TeDB\ !Ired a 47· Alao cut w. ·14.f Bi'own, 'l! · "He•o.,only :1 ·Newell wllb · A•M, whO . He'• fast, fn the gameJor ' tile · .waived !lit: J:expect · .touclld01mi as ,the 20-lt. 11!1 bope.l ' fl l 66FALCON2DR. ~ ............... $1595 Y.oRK (UPI) -Light- Showboat Pork~. 3 lb. can · and Beans No.m ' . . R d s p • H t Th t' :~b~:.~~g ~~~a~~~~~: e ox os1ng as. , ones rea s , Denver Acting Like T hey've the Big Head m:w After Surpri~ing Viet ory over Detr~it " welgh~.:a::.:i:~ ca~~~leuger 29c\ 49c BY RATH ' • J. The Pure Vegetabla Shorttnlllg ' ·WORJl) ATliA'-U•c rla~. gal. On Safe At Lo-t Price .. · That Good Instant CoHN, l gal. I GRADE A BUTTER ' r Enryday Low Price.' PEANUT Perry hurled ',a five-biller. Pen-,v, who won his ninth In 23 decision•. scol'S a :-un him.<elf after a flftb-!nning single and got more offensive support from Ty eline who collected three singles arid a triple and scored twice. The Reds, who Orlando Cepeda says are !he team the Carrls mUBt watch because of , 3 '·' : PLANTER'S Leaders By 94NDY PRUANT llPI S(IOI!tl Writer Jilllan Javier says he Isn't countil'g hi• world Series money yet. But he doesn't have to-the rest of the National League io about ready to do It for hlm. Playing with the typical abandon that has marked the Cardinals' recent surge, Javier ifiiiOred 'the pain in his badlt• bruised hip and thfgh Tuellday 1 NESTEA Instant ·Tea, big 3oz. jar r l'nu can be lUre Mrs. Poison- •!fort to catch tile onea t h a t To.jgue bas !atoned on to ynu <Vere left There aren't enou~h beca!Ue others won't listen. Do males to go around these days. hero iovnr and tell her why. :"Tartan'• shy, unassuming f!You eon't lose, for you'll eitlier olet gets left m the corner while mflie a new woman of her or the "go" d--,, get their men. ~t-t~rid of a pest. _ H. ' , Why, I'll - ,even uranan'' Deal- Helen: idn•s•'l notice h<r! - WISE Maybe you won't print this. · ~ow but "I'll bet many are in my I This col?mn Is decile~ ted to Ral'l'le position. fam!l19 llvmg, so if you re haPt~· My husband 10as what they 1 ing \id trouble or just olain r2l'" 8 11 broten arrow" whtn he · trooltte, let Helet Help YOU! was in the armv He ne~l~cted 3rlc will al~o we,come y our me and the ehildren. seldom ! own amusing esperlences. Adwrote When he came home af 1 dr.ess H~len Bottel in eare of ter two years. everythinR was !Jus newspaper. W1 '11.1 r>: "clowning around" time, with a tent-full of values, variety. On your way to or from Meigs By Fairmont \ I iep' We're actlng up again! But you 'U be seriously delighted with DUr Fair Week special values. It's · " .... OVer ud oat!'' Javier Sparks Cards' 16th 1 . • T0day Rott1eneckFormmg • . Tourney In Athens I.JeJJIOD It's That Goocl Countryside. or · j I 00UR FAIR · ··- triumph over the Chleago Cubs. ·~ · · {t\>W The vletory was the 17th in Zl . .. , · d A' u ••.;. ' By Ualted Preoslaternauonal ames for St. Louis since they By VITO STEUJNO Morehead raised Williams ire Sparma. an . ' sp t .a ~ . •• ,, .• , National Loape !ere tied for first lace with UPI Sports Wrlter . when be was recently recalled I M~rehead also go _the ..,lp of rkci11ons. A., !bill . fl G. AB.R. H, Pet. the CUbs on July 25 , :nd lelt the There may he no plaee like from the minor league_ Toronto a sjlectacul~r, t~blmg ~ktcb ol p•t!!lieJ'!I ~'lfltd .lJj >the Staub, !lou 106392 47137 Cardinals who in JOIIz home for most of the Boston;t<am. He was hoti11ed In Don Wert~ !mer by Tony game ancl~ Clmnte, Pitt 1118 413 75 14! .344 ames out in fron~p g Red Sox but Dave Morehead 1Columbus to report to !lie Red 1Conigliaro w1th two out and the ..roncl. Rocky , lavlto Cepeda, StL lll42Z 71143 g Javier has sported a big ugly and George Srott seem to hage Sox Immediately but went back bas's loaded In the(lfth. three-run l!omer . ~ ·tbe Flood, StL 91 362 46 lit lump on his right hip ·~ince found an even better place. . to Toronto first and then •as Elsewhere in the Amerlcanjmoing ~cth~ali'~ h~ Gonzlz, Phil 100335 53 110 prlng 1 aining and has added 8 Escape from manager D1ck rombed m hiS f1rst two starts. LedQ Mi s ta stavd in wblie R k I~"", Rose, Cin 101407 63132 :rulae ron his fight thigh Williams' doghouse turns out to Scott was benched when his firsl':ith ann:~o victory' over run homer for - A I Aaron, All lot 425 84136 recently be the ideal spot for both of I weight soared 12 pounds over C rtornia ChicaBO heat Kansas fifth mnlng _of the sec:olid NY 114 434 60 167 "I'm ~ot counting tbe money them. I th• 215-limit set by the club. C~t~ 4-Z 'but lost the second Star. Williams, Torre, All 91 328 541 OZ yet. Next month after we come The Red Sox, returning from I "Morehead threw just greai game by the same 4-2 margin tbe mmors las! [!~,nllt• Allen, Phil 114 432 85134 . back from our road trip we'll a horrible road trip_ in which!tonight," Williams said. :'Tha's Cl~~eland blanked Wa9hingto~ shutout string t~ . _1-3~:::: Amerleaa Loape know whether to count the they lost seven of mne games, Ithe way he_pitched ~~.hiS last 3.0 and Baltimore outlasted 1wh1l pitChing • !IV hit G. AB. R. H. Pel. money " he said after the come back to Fenway Park two starts m Toronto. New York 11-IO in 13 innings. for th Indians ovr F.Rbsn, Bal 86 319 60100 victory Tuesday night and stopped the 1 Making a rererence to his late In the National League St. too. Max AlviS ~~ • llfo.riiD Ystzki, Bos 113 410 69 130 . H~rdly Justifled slide witb a 4·0 victory over the arrival wltli the Sox, Williams LouiS topped Chicago ' 6-4. homer to back hun. WlDlaml, Kalin e. Det 67 304 114 95 But the caution •hown by the Detroil Tigers. added, " he must nove been just Cincinnati nipped Pittsburgh 2. 1~ost noted lor u:•l~ !,~ 1 ,..., ••, Carew, Min 96 363 50109 veteran second-baseman is far In this era of new parks plain tired wllen he first arrived 1, j'!liladelphia swept a pair Wl~nmg run in Scott, Bos Ill 386 51 112 from iustilie<!. Even 11 the wWch all hove pretty much the here and got whacked." from New York 3.2 in 12 innings fo. the Dodgers to 'I!Ye tlteConglro, Boa 93 343 58 96 Cards 'play only .500 b.•ll from jsame dimensions, Fenway Park Scott took his recent benching •nd 7.,,_ San Francisco heat <)rants the pennant, hq ~~~· Fregosl, Cal 1011417 51119 on olll, aecond • place With Its short lell!ield wall with good bumor. "I think I Atlanta 1 and Houston tipped 1an amazmg comebacli: iliiiiJIIII Blair, Bal 109381 ~103 .283 Ttlanta would have to play at remains as a throwback to the should play even if I weigh 500 Lo• Angeles 2-1 in 12 Innings. ;posted a 1-l re"'?rd ~ Mlnchr, cat 09 855 60 100 .750 to steal the pennant. past. pounds, if I ill!ighed myself Jim Perry blanked the Angels ' rtummg to th maJors. _, Nrthrp, Del 103377 431116 In fact the 1967 National The Red Sox, now in fourth Ieveryday, I'd weigb ~10 every on six bits to givf. Ill!' 'IWins l Thmgs were never - •·for Home RDIII League ill sud! a pale •hadow place three games behiad the day but he (Williams) checks It their sixth straight vietory. rthe Yanks tharr IMY .Nallonal League< Wynn, years past that the best Minnesota Twins. are always h<rnself so it wouldn't do any Tony Oliva, colleding 8 double ' araln~t Baltimore In ~·WU tros and Aaron, Braves 29; can he said lor It is that there's dangerous at borne. The fact good." and two singles drove in Cesar ( l~·lnmng marathon. The Yanil.. , Hart, G\!)!ts and Santo, Cubs 1 torrid six-team baHie goin8 IIley play a majority of their ! Morehead, pitching his Orst Tovar forth 1,;st Twms' run in llnade SIX errors, let fn ~1,: · 26: Peref,• Reds 2!. on for the runn~r-up spot. games at home the re<t of th• l' complete game and shutout !be fourth and scored himS8lf 1ur.earned runs and alSO eQJib,.,. ,: American Loal!le: Killebrew, The cardinals, whose Beason makes Boston a real sbce his no.hitter ol Sept 15, d!lrlng a three-run rail in th~ Ittoree. mnr~ Oriole runs to aem, . Twins 32: Howard, Senators 29; rles now seem as inevitable as threat to the league leaders. i 1965, also had the help of sixth inning. rurt,Simm'ons took on wild pitches. But the )l'anlll ,. Yastrzemskl, Red Sox Z8: F. the Yank.. s' used to be, were The victory also marked the homers by Reggie Smith and Ithe loss for Cati(ornia, IStili gamd a 10-10 ,u In Ill ·. • Roblnoon, Orioles 22: lagging behind the Culv.! 2-0 return to Williams' good graces ICarl y a s t rz em skI besides Wor a I'alb I mnth on Bil~ Robinson s lwtH'VII . ro, Red Sox and Mantle, going into the bottom of tha of Morehead , who pitched a six- ' Scott's blast. Smith and Scott Managers Eddie Stanky and ' homer. . · •, Yankees 20. sixtll Tuesday. But Javier's hitter, and Scott, who homered. I both connecte<! in the first AI Dark wore out the path to I It only prulongd tit invfta ~ Runs Batted In trl 1 !I or'n~ Raised Iro inning off Tiger loser Joe tf1 'kh' ds , ble, however, as Fritz PelerSOll ATHENS IUPI)- The bottle- Denr' · Kaebler (1): Mickey National Loago« Cepeda, sinpl~~ e;,;~n~: c'.:'~ and· .... _ ___ • PI . mg_moun_ as the Sox ' balk~W, home Andy EtchebarreB neck bas started to lorm ;r the Sander, Mike Gardner (2) and Cards 91; Wynn, Astros w~nin ltcher Ra Washburn · with the deciding run followin~ 1967 Ohio American Legion I Dana Dauer. LP-Sander. Hart, Giants 82; Santo, ameanf.J to a fiv:.run Inning two Yank'": •}TorS In the 13111 to Baseball Tournament. I Camb'ge 201 llr.l 010-10 16 3 and Perez, Reds 78. and the 17th lo.<S in 25 game. give the Orioles the triumph. Out of 14. teams starting the IW\llowick 000 010 021- 4 7 4 American Leap~: . lor the Cubs oince they . d"'ble.elimmation l«lurney here; Stan Wickam Duane Kackley ski, Red Sox 81, Killebrew, tied for the Ira ue-lead Ot~ . . · Mond•l·· four were ousted Tues· 1 J k B' 1. Bill F lei 'I'wins 80; Howard, Senators 71: d h 11 kg 0 Pl'l#sBURGH (UP II - C:n.l second place, The Reds hij4 tied :he ga .r e Get smoother rolling. day and three more will go to-l~; a":,u:~n (~ara~d Mu:ton: Conigliaro, Red Sox 67; F. anEls~wh"erew~: "t~: ·National cinn~lt will send Jim ~h'"'' ' Denni Ribant ;6-fi' Is In the seventh when !..eo (ar. With a new-car loan. dav. . John Novlnce (!) WP·Wickam, Robinson; Orioles 65. League San Francisco wllipped (9-9) to the mound ;omgilt • s peeled lo start for !he _Pira·les . ! denas. making his iirst start Washmgton Court House. Cuy. . . HR F ed. S tt (C ) All , 1 Ph'1I d 1 h" the Red'! wind up a tnref!~garne The Reds movt"d ~o Just since he broke a ~::.ne m hisI Look under BANKS or aho~a Falls, Lancaster and LP·Fnel. .· r co am Pitehlng anta e¥ • ~ e PN~~ series at Pittsburgh and try to percentage ptJint behind , left hand oQ , June :5, t•i:1led LOANS. In the •Wnrthmglon all dropped by the 8 none on. • National _Lof~h ' MC~ormlll~: .:••~ ~-~·d~r ~ ~If squ.. zed lake over sole oos.;ession o! ·place Atlanta Tu" dav night, and scored on Sisk's wild pi'th. ViLLOW PAGES. Whert, 9 wa"side w " •ds'th 001 000 1'1-' · '" 2-1nn and Houston · --- - --~-·- rallying in the late inmngs· Sisk worked e~g · ht tnqmg<, · ' ' · 'l'o1esdav· · ' ' 71 ·•Giants v 1 16-5, p· IW£ l!s es,qd·"'" 1anPltfsburgll giv· your fingers do the Ashley was the ~all< of the Stb'vlle 203 000 000 - S II 41 ea e, "~:· a ' pa~ Los An eles· 2-l In TITLE REMATCH ~ 2·1 qecision , ing up seven hits and hoi:• runs. town Tuesdav. blastmg 24 hits [ Raridy Hall, Fred Moser (4), ~Braves !3-;,f Johns<ln, .• tor~'<" g NEW YORK UPI)-Wbrkl Stilt' second,la" IS · a Pittsburgh opened :ha scc:ing [ walking. • " to sorre a 20-11 win OYer P•'l'· · Hall (8) and Tom Moser; :sill !2-S. innings. chamo, ion l&o way ll.t. "s th raves :rail in the fourth w'en AI l.Jplow .:;: In American ~gue r " I r 2 hm:tl!•. Ashlev picked _up dl o :-Nurczyk, Roger Miller '(8) Md White · , · strengthened lis Benvenuti . of Italy will -ineet surging St. Lo~ ?"rdinals singled. advanced to -second on It• 20 run! tn the s~on ·Jn. Joe Abramowicz. WP-Hall. LP- • 9-',· wi'lh 8 , • triumph former ehamp Emile Griff(tfut 101> games .. · a by Willie Stacgel · . Sox ' ~ AdblbT nm~ Miller. I0-4: Cal~ornla, Chicago took the Shea Stadiu Sept Z8 in a title ou e Y ony rode home on Bill M"et· I Ashley (21).17) meets Lima , . • . fir of 1 K 81 rematch. . · ~rove home VaJa Pinson owski's single. 132-!0l and Wodsworth (30.!3\ rna, Tigers Downing, st wo games root '"" B h . the deciding run in 1oe eiinl:h [ lavs Cambridge (21-15l In tD'I DRIVF '"RACE Yanl&es 12-L City 4-2, but dropped the envenuli took t e, t•t1e 1rortl ining to give Cincinnati Following tonlght's,.game with P ' • ,. """NTZVILLE M (UP!' · "" . nightcap bv the same at New' Yorks MadiSon . the Pirates, the Rerl• head I dav's winner's bracket compe~1 . n .r.; ' o. · ·· ..... .. ... · · verdict over Pittsburg;, · ht 1 d !ilion. west to contmue t e r eng roa 1Bill Cheesebourg of Tucson, ~!erDBtlon~b:'-•&;o Slandinll Baltimore down!d New York 11· Square Garden ·on a 15-round Ted Abernath~· nrc~· Th• loser's bracket schedule IAriz .. will drive a 1967 Ford in !'Y Unl!!'l.ilresJ·JnternaHooal Jij in 13 l~mgs, deciSion last ~f~· I baiHht final lbl" lnn'ngs tr~lncinnali hegins a fourmatch" Mlomisburg (29-li) and! !he Mid-America 200 st!ICk car . ':;;;..·: W.L Pet GR ' stopped Washtnglon 3-0 and . ~.-. ! J!"al ~he vfetory. :·. '. game series with San Frandsen Eurlid 141).4\ Pemberville (20-8) tace on Aug. 27 at Mid-America Rochester-. d8 52 573 Bollton blanked Detroit ~ NARROW o.,,~,,,.oN . Vadil Pinson loll;JI!f the eigllthj and Cinr•1nati Bentley (33-S), j Raceway;. Cheesbourg is a Richmond , d8 52 51l7 'k Th~ Braves , who would have LIVERPOOI..r .~iand (UPlf. with a single, stole soo~r.d 'nd Friday night,-plays three ti:nes and Willrc"ir~ (19-8) and Steu- I veteran competitor . of the Toledo •· 57 58 504 B to wm :j6 of thetr remaining -Former hea~elght 'o?ten~ moved ·If· lbjrd on Lee :~u~~~!nf~~~:us~~~ ::::.. ~~:.~ bertill• (1.4-71 . i Indianapolis 500. ,. Toronto 57 58 496 9 gaJi19 to overhaul· a Cardmals der Brian Lm~n of B~ .ilf to ~~iil\fi ileld ~efore I'm" ! "' Tu.,day's llneseoreso Columbus 58 61 487 10 playmg at .500. lost aco~ed a narrow . 10-~liUil dOyttleq,.to left center ,,fr l lturni:_:~·n~g~to~Cr~o~sl~ey~Fi~·~el~d..on=A•ug...;_~::;:;iiii Lima 010 200 0110- 3 8 ~ ·WIN AWARDS JacksonvUle 57 60 ~7 10 Tut!sday wll.., Jim Hart declSIOII Tuesday . mghl '~~r Sill<. who suffered his lOth , ~"against Philadelphia. Wash. c.H. 100 000 OOtJ-1 3 01 NEW YORK (UP!)-The Van Syra('U•e ~ 65 444 15 a tw<>-run bomer. . James Woody ~! New Yfr~, -~,, :a gainst Jllne wins. I Paul Mullenhour and Mit~b: Heusen Outstartdlng Achieve- Buffalo , 50 4 439 yea•, ond Gaylm d -The ":"~·experlenc(id . -~ Aber\tJithy replar~~ Mel Block: .Bob Jones, Steve Stew- Iment Awards In Major _League Tu«>sday • Resulls ' don,'" h"\".:'t bout sl~ce~g Qu,a~ ·, after • the · , art (B)\ Fred Kelly (9) and : Baseball for July went to heavy- Jacksonville 3 Buffalo 2, tst LaP'UDa stopped ~y;Casslus Clav 1 e .;~rt ·was )lfted k s Dave Joneo. (,P.Jones. ihltting .. Rusty Staub of the Jacksonville 5Buffalo2. 2nd heavywe.ght title la•t Au l · ~uter I the sevemh. Tel vlrtd-11 Amley 2(12) 102 _, 114 1, Houston Astros and relief Richmond 4 Toronto 1 was awarded 49¥, po'•t• to 49 ed only an infield •ingle Pemb'rv'll 110 20S 013-11 11 5lpitc~er Minnie Rujas bf . l~e Columbus 6 Syraa..e s 19<, Woo~y. the closest jJOSSibiP. Maury Wills lea~ing o!f Bill Lyons and Tom Goyer~_callfornla Angelo. Toledo 4 Rocbester S margin under British rules. ninth in ralslug l•is record - - · · cl•·iPes to frienda and !hen em· I I can't adjust, Helen. I cant t•mrass them by telling every- sta~d to have him nea~ me. ' I uo> about it. She quote! Emily don-t trust or respect hilll, aod l'u~, Webster and House Beau- Im full of betterness · lm a tif~ verbatim "wb~~ someone warm woman, a good mother, r i s~ pulls a bl~pehi;But s he ' have Kept myself attractive but th iqks noth~ of crit~ the my pride is "gone.. ro.- you serve. \, I .Should l get a Job and leave I She asks .Y0\1:~~ po.~ry shop lllm, or !lay and mk a nervous . fo1 ·_ her, th~ re." i· f s YOU. ~th.• · brea•· •own' -SICK INSIDE 1 '·The ¥tgetabl!f 'lmlf•'rot· llm S.I.: t•"< and I'd ~ buy !hat Peelin~ as you do, you can't 1 kirlji"Dl JiJj!al!" · •, · · ·· stay: It would be disastrous for 1 ~eryo~ else has sl~ for the ch1ldren as well as for you fn'!'ds and relativ-., iJdt hers an<l your buaband. ar•· uppercrust. • Why not lry a temporary aepl ~ ,go on .and on but rd aration until you can think be sounding much like s ~ e thini!J tbrou•h? And bv a 11 solfiJds to me. . means dlsCilso the situation r neither aggeo wltli her'' ;.,.. ·lflth a marriage.eounsellor.-H. disigree, ·ra like 10 ro~ · n O!!ar Helen: tr:OruiJ1 \>li\i·,my nelghbo,.. ;L• )!'he vole )lldn't make women I ciln'l t•ke much more hf; illllttmininll• World War U did. Suggestion!? -~DY NEXf ['~.io did man's \VOlt in defen~t DOOll' . .. · · ractorles, making weapons that o.ar Lirtiy : . • . would kill off more men, th.s With • friend like this whe. makmg 1! necessary to beoome .i COME ONE, COME All, , :~~ :: :: 13 Houston 48 70 .407 25\1 Baltimore 51 114 .443 Tue""'y'o Relnlll ' Kansas· City 51 67 .432 Philadelphia 3 New York, Zilst Tue""'y's Results 12 inns. twlnight) Chica 0 4 Kansas City 2 (1st, Philadelphia 7 New York~ (2nd, twi-n~ht) night) Kansas City 4 Chicago 2 12nd, Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1 night) (night) Baltimore 11 New York 10 San Francisco 4 Atlanta I iMgs, night) (night) Clevel•n~ 3 Washington St. LouiJ 1 ChieeBO ·4 (night) (nlghlj Houston 2 Los Angeles 1 (I% Minnesota 4 California o Inns, night) Boston 4 Detroit 0 (night) Wedlleoday'l Probable Pltcllors Wednesday'• Probable Pitchers tAU Tlmn EDT) , (All TlmeJ EDT) New York (Koonce 3-2) at Baltimore (Phoebus 10.7) Philadelphia (Elllworth 4-4), New York (Downing 12-5), 8·05 p.m. p.m:;:; Cincinnati (Queen 11-') at Gilleland (Hargan 12-9) Pittsburgh (Ribant &-6), 8:05 Wa!hlngton (PasCilai ll-ll), 8: p.m. _ p.m. ~ San Francl.lco (Gibbon~) at Kansas City (Odom S-4) AUanta (Johnson 12-5), 9:05 ~o (Klages 0-2), 9 p.m. p.m J.ll#iesola (Chance 15-8) Chicago (Niekro &-6) at St. Calllbrnla (McGlothlin 10-4), LoQis (Briles 7-5),,9 p.m. ' p,ni; ' Los Angeles (SiDler '-4) at I Delrolt (McLlain 15-12) Houston . (Blasingame 4·4), 9 Bustpn (Stange 7-8), 7:30 p.m. p.m. ·:,,' Thursday's Games Thanda7'1 Game• Baltimore at ·New York Chicago at.Phlladelphla, n1ght Cleveland at Washington. night New York at Pittsburgh, 2, twi· Detroit at Boston, night -~ ,,, ·, Ful• J7alu ' I I t!JW :. night (Only .games scheduled) Amerl..a League W. L. Pet. GB Minnesota 64 iiO .561 Cbicag~·; 82 51 .549 HI Detroit , 62 5S .6119 2\1 Boston 61 5S .6115 3 California 6· 55 .6110 Washington 58 59 .496 7\1 ~~ "::r~e· ~ : ::: ::" ~~;e~~k ' .. RACINE .., AILSTAB 'weil i addition, 1 read in a wash-, · lo &e Ohio . ly $.123-mllllon of , wiearmarked Iington paper recently that . If : Charles E. Ward, :4ec.. tol El.,.,ti'IC Co., E_ase., Bedford. There can be little doubt that the controversy over f ipeople living In the t r e as Kathleen M. Ward, ~ n al d · Gene Whaley, SbeUa W)iale! the !aUure of the Houae of Rep~entatives to pass the money 1as1 year or. • '." ·0 ." g , · . , Ward. Doona Larkins, Bar- to Columbus & Southern Ohlp Pres.tdent's $40-Q!illlon rat control blll has received more other things, rat eradication..· where there IS . 8 rat problem bars Miller, Shirley RGse, Re- Electric eo. Eaae. Bedford.· . · publicity than anything the 90th Congress has done· ot This year tbe total figure has ';"uld JUSt ;:• the lime to becca Wolle, Charleen W. a r d, Chancy Stan~t F 10 r· not done. . . · been boosted to fUll • mlilldn. c ean up. garbage l:flng Cert. for Trans PorUand · '· Mllto W Liihe Jr sbella ence Staneart, .to Columbus lr Bundreda ot pages of copy have appeared in news- 3. Under Health, EdqcaUon arounc!. and keep garbage can pajlers and magazines anCI hours deve~ted to it on tele· and Welfare, _the Col!111teheD- covered, w)llle il!llng sure there . n P~ul w 'Ball~' Par- ::~ ~~a Eleclrlc . Co., vision and radio. It even sparkell a viollltlon o(,tbe sanctl sive Health Servicei Act of 1168 art no open f"'ld containers in rt · , 1,, ae., · u · . · .. ty of the House of Representatives by a group from New authorized 125 • mllllon of UD- their homes, . ffie rats wo u1d eels, ~d.dlepo ·. ', Herbert E. Hager, Sr., Nor· York, who appeared in the House gallery to brazenly de- earmarked money lasf year to bave a harder time finding BenJamm L. _Br~dgem~ dec., ,rna E. Hager to J~ G. Pol· monstrate against the action 1 st;•tes for a variety of puhlle lome- to eat and they to Myrtle Br~dgeman D u n n, lard, Parcels, ~IPIO• . taken on this issue. , agalnot the measure was label·[health programs, Including rat D)i&bt not· be so plentiful. Cert. for Trans., Suttorn •" PearJ ·KoehJer, Gloria J,• K<> Yet few have looked at thiS: ed "pro ral" atermlnatlon. . · Myrtle Bridgeman D,lrn n; ehler to Okey Kelmm- Connolly. problem without becomlngl WeD, a~ time pasaes and the In ·addition, the ·Department.!':! =~~ ~ problem Ruth B. Dunn, William V!_Dunn, Janet Elaine ,Connolly, Pareels, swepl up in . the emotlonalism emotionalism ol the moment o! Agricillture has 150 • million ed. 8· owever ... ,•• conqutlter- Gwendolyn Dunn Allen, ' Sian- Orange. · to th 1 ts • a......., er ton Allen ' Joseph M· r!U·n . t rnatter. ",.ow no . beglllS 01 the au bJOC wane, e ac sup- for pest control and nearly ev· agen at the Fedet-all ano 1 will . •'" -'--~-- . one will deny that rats are a pooling defeat of this measure ery Governmental agency 1\as not [ 11 The eve k Martha L. Dunn, RoberC ' E. BO~WER 0 • . peop1• m~st ta 0 · horrible menace to our society, stand out more clearly. its own control ojects T be The word "boraepower" was and no one in his fight mInd We already have on lbe booka President has d:ignated ·ihe ~m;::"~ senae precauUons to measure and I intend to do•the established by James Watt tn would permit them to run looae at least three rat extermina· O.monstration Cities law as an- enj ~ b~vor~ble ~~tat same for the similar bill 'irhlcll rating his steam engines by de' without attemp~ ·to c h e c ~ lion three Federal Lawa. other ·oouree of lunda to exter- mu':i we Y ra. an ey waa S!lbnutted to comt1d.f!ee termlning the rate at wblch their population. It is ridicu- I. Under the Department of /mmate rats. Programs for plag- available :•tltOII~g avenues tltlo past week when It comes horses could work, accord!IIJ lous that everyone wbo voted the Interior, tecbnical assiSt· ue and disease control quallly 1 voted tho orliinal :u.:..onto the fioor for tbe Eilcyclojlaedia Brit81Uli· I I. ] .I~ I - , • ~(· Rail!·'ll::,~~tllldt• P4jd ., !~JlOIJ.tl'!i'~ey'. ,,~J,us~n\ : Par· , . _ .., SU ..,.. , .. , __ · · 'J>hoeb,eo,. M:1 Ht~i;Ro~ ,E. Hariman, ,tO ~ph !f Keef. er C;l\llel'ine J. Keeler• Tracts ·c.i,unbia. · · ' ' ' v nal H w11 ~i anee for rat ertermlnatlon- ls 1(or etlier rat 1110De1avallable .for !"ban· areas. ' A1 ' lf_.il".£9,"~'li'VBtjvely,_,est~~ Department ·spokesman in.di· th~t"tnere ·IS over $448 • mi!Uon cates that they are meeUng aU avallable.for rat control. Thereapplications for lunda. ~fore, 1f a person wants to conlrol and eradicate the rat men· 2: Under, t~e. ~fflce of Econ- ace, he has a whole handful of onuc Opporlumty' the CommU·Iagencies to clioose from. • ·• 1..., 1 eyl. 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Fairbanks and the town of tl)em at la1t •• Flood waters from the rampag. Mayor H.A. Boucher said Nenana a disaster area. Boochel' 1atd 7:0: lng Chena River ·began Jnching from the air like "a big na. about 50 mlles of cent of the .clty'a , · I 'ld h > filled lth here, Is on the suffered IIOI'lou• damaae ·and at h slowly downward today leaving whJc h a c 1 a" w into which the Chena least 115 per 001! wen hll to 30 000 residents reeling under houses and buildings," Al~ska's worst dlsoster since being patrolled by poli<;e 300 residents were some extent with lila · 11004 the earthquake of 19M. National Guardsmen in Monday night. : 'r :;;;a;;ter~s.......,.......;;;;~;--;; 1w There were three known i and military amphibious craft. The Chena which' ·,winds lr deaths, rail and highway links\• · Isolated fires raged for a time I through Falrrn:nks, begail-dropwit,h the .ou.tslde were washed , Tuesday night and there was ping slowly when tile' rain Plumlting~Hiattng •out, the city s water supply was I nothing to do but to let them stopped Tuesday aEt~rn;!lll · but eondemned and nearly every i burn themselves o6t. the water was still SIX tlil.leven Your Dlptncllrblt home was damagec!. : _ _ feet deep Jn the ~OWl\ ·. O.lerl'or ' ~~ ---···The r1ver JS gomg down sect.inn. <·1\ ~ Plans are llDderway to make some today 1u Boucher said. ' 11 u~ a commemorative pro- " We haven't lost our sense of More Rafn Foreeasl AND aram for the first football humor." Weather forecasts ca · game in the .Meigs Local . 4.000 Evacuees more general rain tn a rm SchoOl District. i The University of front sweeping in Anyone bavlng old football [located nearby. looked like Bering Sea. pfclpres or other data con- refugee camp as 4io "If the rain starts OO'Ding any of tbe three streamed in. Others AUGUST 15TO 19 ocbools dould leave them at housed at Eielson Air Force Mr. George Hurgravoo office Base, the high school and an . lo lbe Pomeroy .,Elementary elementary school and the , VOO DE OH DO - These Charleston dan~ers will make up a ukulele chorus when a roaring twenties segment is presented dunng the Btg Bend ~uslcal at the grands! and presentations Thursd~ and Sat~rday nights. Front Soii?Ol baildbig tiy Tuell!laY, public safety building- all r!lw, I to r. are Shetla Chllds. Terrt Fultz. Bette Jean Hobstetter, Becky Nease and Margie Harris. Back row Bill August %%. AU material wiD tuated on higher ground or with be returned .. This program floors above the flood . Y<iung. R~ lph _Werr'!_. Dick Nease and John Lisle. ' will be a souvenir to keep ''When we evacuated St. I for years to. eome. Josephs Hospital, it looked as · the city were tn the middle of a TEN KilLED gigantic river.'' Boucher ~ GUIJFLO, · ~pain (UP!)- "The water was boiling In Rescue workel'll· searched for stree4 and we began to wor1der II HIGHLIGHTS FOR 1\HEI. I. LAKE. Sask. UP!Au-1Mrs . Peterson's body, the I spending the ·' week at the bodies today in the wrec!cage of when it was going to stop." THURSDAY, AUG_UST 17 tho~ities ht'rt' had neithe r .a i corpse of l1t:>r year-old son Peterson farm . A'Jthorities said a four-story building Both Boucher and motive n••r a ''"''"''! today m·Larry clutch edt o her bosom, . she happene<! to be , laying in collapsed Tuesday,lataily lnjur· Gov. Walter J. Hickel tht>: sb ughter 1.1f nine memb~rs j w~s :our:d ot·t~ide : ~ ~ · opim Itown with friends when tht' mg 10 person!i. to President Johnson to & ot · a wdl-!1ked farm h moly. j Window. Authorities believe the ; slaughter took place about 2 1 1'WilNTY-YE.\R SENTENCE Only a lillie gu·l survived. according to , SALISEURY, Rhodesia (UPI) . moU1er jumped through the : a.m. Tuesday, 1 R,l\'ul C:m1ctwn Mount~'<~ Po- window in lt vain nttempt to Lambert's estin\ate. I - The Rhodesian high court li ra n1:<'d ·•l<i murf1 (>nukide: · save hl:"rself .and the chiJd. There wAs a report of sr. [ Tuesday !rentfnced eight terr·nr-· B~J~d I" . ·: . j PLUMBING HEATING PAIR [jfotive, Suspect Lacking e Why Pay More? Tht! .22 C(l li ber wt>apon used .tl.L. 'l'!le other six chlldren-Jetm , unfamil iar automobile beiug lilt> ;--.:.j l.']r.. ,.J ·! ,. ! .:tyl n ~ !i wli'l 17r l\obry, ~S . Dorotby, 11. Pearl. driven strangely in the town r.<>l fouud. Robbery ya1 dis- : 'j. Wliii8J11. 6 and C~hin, 2- were Monday night. Two teen-a ~e(. cot.in lt>d C!1. r. mot )fe : Tht ' d'ead in their beds. I in valid sisters, bolh co~fined to\, vk tim ·' v!•itf'. fow·-!'OO,Y}trm. ] ~g dro\'eo the Peterson's whftkhairs. rf'portPd 1hnt tr.f' huse had no t befn ransacked. , station wagon to Sholl Lake, a · blue late model ear eireled their i Killed W<'" Jam" F e iN'S~n. coPnmunity of lOO persons four l block at least six tirr:es I 47. whn l1 ved all h1~ l1 fe m tne m1l~s awa y, to fl'! port the [· :W:"V'''' , . .,,, •. .,._,,·; I ists to 20 years in jail !ot entering Rhodesia with ma•chlrte l 1 guns, rilles, mines and hand grenades in their possession. ! old bouse a<ro" the stn•l a s WI rrom H~g & Zuspan Compa· 1son. oy. reSI en . own (UPI - areo "" I he edge nl !~e , murders. .. I . 0 ~ e 5 t gas Tuesday night to scatter a i r 311 a-~bn wildernt:'.::s• h111 wlft: ' · For the next 'l!everal ·hoors '-s MASON -Firemen reo ·.Germany, Kmt d o1 you thfu1 c•· \ r..: • • a · · th u 't d StKiesmger, t f crow :1mese 1 E1-el~·n. 42. and sev~n or. their : authorities and llf'wsmen rushed: spood~d for a drill here Toes- ~ ~~ l~ e . ~ e . a ~s or a ] demonstrating against , t>i~hl t'f· lrlrr'" rangl~lg Hl J~gt> to the "l.Ct'ne, a small: shagg)' I day night and burned down an :~~kday -~~sltp pr~~ar;lyJ fho r Irnent detenlion of opposition I !rom one to t1. . _ i mongrd puppy shivered 11nd ! F11111' "f :Jr-ot£! Ph•lli ~ ~ur- whined undt>r thf porch. -It I vived She was fouud sleeping would not be eoaxed out. Jt I hrl'.\'1., ., 1i1~· ~-, , ,--lies uf two L[ co11M not be ronsoled. _. \ ht>r stmll! ~ters, Powder Bums Evident ' Directed by Bob Hoeflich Put the saving In your MaJaysian riot police--fired tear I 'Y Of 1967 Ethy~ , 32.9c 1 USED TEAR GAS KUALA LUMPUR 2:00 PM-Pony Harness Racing 2:30 PM-Pony Hone Running Races 5:00PM-Twilight Hone Harness Racing 8:30 PM-Big Talent Showcase Reg. 30.9c SOMETHING pocket FOR EVERYBOD}'; CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY w. ° n· pollltil~ca~lJP~a~rtiy__ll~e:ad~ersrs_·:_--~~lllllt~"'"''..,~!IJ!II!IJ!IIJ :.,,..,,.,,.,,."";~~~===B=rl:n~g=T=h=e=F=I=mllyl=~=-·' 538 Main Pomeroy, 0. Several persons, especially on t.be Oblo side of tbe river, "' ;1 1 ,, 11 r..,J 1 ~~ :; said Plwllis. · Dr. Calvin S. Jtambtrt. the ! tbougbt the blaze was coming :r1ghtrnPd and confused, tokl di~triet coroner1 si!:f .,22 calitier ! from the lumber company thl:'m tbrf'l' ~rt'" · .~ tori es bullets killed all nine. Edi Jnd many reports were made c.fl•'!'1 11,.. even~ ~ ~~!-t'e probabl y 1 Simon~ r . ~oreman of th e; t• that effect........ '.l· i lnf'~<>Prl 1 coroner's jury. said the killer . Firemen said the old dweiTerrlfl•d Child stOO<! so cln" thgt his weaoon• ling was burned down wltb"n ~ •n! cllld ;•n u nr~ !'- w"!n 1\vp left powder burns on the bod; .. s_ : out any effed to nearby i • 1 ., ,.I-,. t:v-k r · :~ t--.iv rJ l!•r Several .22 ~a libfr ca~ings were I 5tructurts. t••r r• r:"ct r! ,ild. The 'PPte rMns I found. .. w . ,' · ·~""""W"~-~"-"'=~··· • '• .· ' , .. ' "~·:'>·- w:-.<ec;,;,'>'1 ;1 k') 1 ·~1.-i 11 r,,.,rrird d ~mghter not \ The kilhn ~s are reminiscent · I ·.• n~ :11 home. . of th~ massarre of the lamilv of 1 FOURSOME PLAYED 'fllt> fJrxl!t'~ 1\"Pff> round- Tu~!'l~ I H~rt dUttc!" in Gard~n Citv. I The Pomeroy Golf Assocla,-1 :~•wn1 n ~ bv 3 fl\o:iJhbor .; .'<ans., Nov. 15, 1959. Clutter, his ,lion he_ld a scotch forsome on WildrPw I.Hng who 'h~d Come to · wife and two tePn·asrl?d .rt-ildret~ ·Sunday, August 13, with winr" · • L""~ l"m 1o ht•lr P~erson clean ; were bound 1\nd kiiiPd with a wc>rs being Beulah Straus's and I Iii~ 9Tain bi.ls~_pt . 'eelng I shotgun.. 11 non Hunnell, low gross; Bern· nnr mw 111 fi r~!. 'PtrrJ! !l:B.!Ji'- he. A~thor·' ~rum an C:1pof~ dra· ice Dun t .and Walter Stewl :-t. I lh(juo;rl·t i1 v:o•1lr. ~! ~ 01"<10' ;,,'-c : m~ti:r:t»d th~ Cl utter killings :m~ low net : Anna Howell and Bub , 1 NO · z.'". ound lin i . !'I raul Ptltrr son·uijt .of bed. He J the trial and h~nging of h\o Stivers. second low gross: Marfi•urrd toe Fa~ ~d over-loxeonvicts in his bestseller "In ga ret Slack and Frank John· · Natio.U.i ·,footb,iif r.:~gu~ 1 TL DE • In D omesllc ts at F. ounty air Air-Conditioned Open Til 9t0Qi~.M. Stl,;rcl~ ' "I " "J, • rthe 8 Sweepstakes!. 1n a Kodak Super 8 lnstamatic· Movie Cameral ·, Mr.. Marv B. Ht·'n" . Porn- •colored embroidery lab!edoth: ty Cline , Middleport embroid- fame for h" solo round-the· L t-md :\1rs o~car Rou!!h.\ solid crocheted, wh!te embrotd-1 ered apron : Patricia .Jones, I WOFld- . voy_a~e, ill! planning ! ~fiddlcport sharPlj lop honors ; ery cr.nterplt"Ct", one - p l e c e Shade, tailored ·dress. and Dale I another ~alhng . venture. on his [ In the ~'J mf'stic arts judging ol ; cotton dress: one pi(l('e cotton M. Jacob~, Middlej:l)rt, hobby Swl~s lltl~Idav. SJr FrancH\ who the MP1 gs County Fair Tue~- and blend5l dn•ss and tailored comer winner. arr1ved In SwltzPrhuul Tu1.8day day, eat: h winning seven first : suit ca tegorJ e~ . i with his wjfe: will navi-gate plac• ribbons. , Mlos Ada llo•kl'lS I• oupe•ln· Lake St. Montz, one of Mrs Heines copped first ' Mrs. l'ari• Kennedy, Mldd!•- tendent of the department smaller Swiss !akeo. pia l'<~ ribbon '!! for hrr entries in PQrt, won three f1rsts In the the cotton patchwork quilt cro· judging with h.r loom woven rill'te~ rug. hooked yard ' rug, rug, •olid crocheted r.enter'Jli!!<t! ,Swedish darning centerpiece, and pot hoJdP.r entries. Winninq apron with cross stitch trim- ; two top spols was Mrs. Purley ming, laney apron and fancy ' K~rr, Long Bottum, two piece \ pillow rategories. cotton dre" and hou,.coat. Mr~~ Roush won hf'r first : others winning one first pl.ace place lward' In the pIll n w in the judging include Ma r J cues; erochet trimmed; ca.sea, : Seaman, Pomewy, ai&Jian; Bet. " IJj 1< .. •. ' ' Fun to Spare At THE .FAIR! •. .\ '.1. ·I ' •' ':, . • ]I • ' Quantity Rlgljts ~served. . . ·' Prices Effect! vt " Aug, .17·18-111 ... NE ••........ ...... ,. II PRIDf SAL TlNE • 1POUND BOX '' ·ss .. . I . GALLON .I I ' V'] ~ E ' • • c • \ M flor .,tEEF " .. . ' \ 10! oz. can '• l . \' T T II 'HOT . DOG . BUNS. .. Ho~ ·DQg Sauce Brought to you by Gleem Toothpaste ~ Prell.Concentrate Liquid Prell ShamPoo ' MIDDLEPORr, 0. TAKE THE liAMILYI • •• I' '. .' c Pkg. of 8 . •. . '• KLEENEX ' Fodol TltsuH ) .. ' '2 2-ply- ~35 · ' . pkgl. of 125 c • Asnap to uael • U, Drop In film, aim, and shoot -you're making rovlesl ch~:.:~e~. (1;,~~-~;n rr:::,~ i 'I I I Asnap to t!ller I Pick up details at the display In your favorite store. ·Eviu'y• body's eligible to win. · I ' AT RUTlAND ... :t ANOTHER miP ... ., nails" ·and ln the e ,,I,•I TAKEN TO DOCI'OR Robert Titus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Titus, Lincoln Hill, i was token to the office of Dr. : Edmond Butrima• Tuesday aft-. ernoon hy James Mees of the ' Pomeroy emergency squad vta : private Cllr lot treatment of a I i foot )aceratlon. The squad an- ; { smoking tobacco chewers southerners,.,and ol the North, th all the built · up prejudices · against tobarco were combined I and directed .to the cigarette, alone. Since !We< ·same tobacco ~· w" used in both the "cuffin- ,! f-r~y. '· :-]-~~-!!~-~~-!!-~~~] " •I i' I ~~~5~~~~~1 civilButwarwitltbetween.,the .,the beginning of a cigarette ' II 1 ~ ~~-~--] ••-•.-.: II Mrs. Hemes, Mrs. Roush Share Top Honors ;' "ered a canto the reside_nce. ' .. C . Ar Jud~mg horizontal ridges on her nails. [s tllis caused by a vitamin deficiency? A ~- In oome persons a . defiriency of the vitamin· B complex Is the cause. In others atllia, Influenza, scarlet fever, _WJIENC ( I' bu rla 13, ,,,WE WILL CLOSE AT NOON THURSDAY- To Go To The Fair ~~u:e:h;r ~~~~ ~!~ P~:~ ~~~: II 1 wr··' " G:- lily daagbter, ~f~~~H~e'·~ I' Word has been received here by friends that Karl N. Nor~ , man. formerly of Tuppers Plains ' and a graduate of Olive-Orang• High School in 1004, died July !. He had been living in Zanesville the past 30 yeans. let cavtty m the bram in wh~eh It I ingl dpne on the control of by· Is trapped into the blood stream ,d<Uhalus but notblng can 'be or the gall bladder. done for a child when the con· ThiS operatum has the · dis- ditiou ~· ,atready,I'O~ so advantage that. tile shunting mut!h .preasure on 'the brabt ., tube may get clogged, that it to r.~lt in permanent damage. mu:t be replaced fro~ time 1 "1 •, to ."'"" to keep pace w1th the I Q - Ifow dangerouo Is chogrowth of the and II St. Vitus' Dance? f/.hat I .·L~FANI ~ I .: •KARL NORMAN DIES '"' wr 1 dJ I liI ing examination. HUMAN VAPOR TRAILS seem to be streamlag out bfhind these Hying ljodteo-four members ol lbe U.S: Army Parschate Te111 "Goldon !Wgbll," perlormlllg a forma- ' lion fr...fall wtlb smoke marten. The teaa holds t4 out of a po~~lble 1%1 world reeordJ to mea's pre<lslon para<ba!ln(. MIDDLEPORT . . An~ouncing Tht ·1\h~vt FCI'B• Arrival Of - STONESWEAR' ~ADIES ·AND·CHILD85"$ f, SPORTSWEAR - • • Just I In Time For The Fair - . - · - ' ·.-.s DOctOf I I BllCQMES':lLL . Ross Scanerry of near Ra· \rlne, was taken to Me!gs General Hospital Tuesday by the I Racine emergency •quad af\.r oecoming ill<twhile at his •,1"· ployment with the Richards ailtl \ Sons Gravel CO. in ~tart ToW"• I ship. He was discharged follow· W2 arette• I ' CD ago, as cilnd!daiell•were majority •J'bo 1118 c!lareltes. Just bow'' the smoklnt( l!f · proclaimln& their objeetlona But. thia hS!. long ago been acWS! lWith l'tilJH goveinmont spending, and their 1 colnplished.. . ious thlilklng lo;· ~(ot •J'IIbo·'lll•~r. devoUon to the ~l.v cauSe of By 10me ·lll)'lllet!Qa• p As app~ to tax • reduction, or at least eeu mall)' smoken h a ' It "no .new taxes," have bjr IOfiiH'•Il•· accepj a-beud thai I supported greatly Increased they . aro In 10me way mOre budgets ol both fecjeral a n d obUgated· to support "~uca· 'I ~~~~~~ ]stare govem}llents, _ And are II"B'' lban non..mollen. Aar 11 present working ovortlme in<rease lu scbo"l apProprla· pass new bills calling fw ·llano are likely to bi! ·, lied to Ipr.!Cetlienled lnctea•ea In · taxa· me81111'tl for illcrti!IO<I· clga. retto tares. As usual, ·the cigarette· But the greatest foice er Is one ol the prime tariets Ibis tax • grab is the the tax collectors. ing of the smoker tlu!t' AI first glance t1 would seem is sinful : that It is a therefQI"e too mut:l! 'ol the Impossible that a relatively that . he or she sluiWd which former ·-.ueC!) Ell:' "· l small number of our for exp;;tion of sin. Jlllch, leg~llzed pirates had._~;J~~_;....~,.;;.,.;;...iiii..-;;;;;1;;:;;;...06ji;~ all, IS only a new variation fnlm Spanish treasure Sl Imt•aoJ,OI or malaria Is the caust~ lof the medieval practice was tinding its way back to in some n~ cause can be money by the selllng coffers of a non-protestant king. • "indulgences" which With the successful cultivation of tobacco in the Am••rl· l can eoJonles, the royal PfCSSUre was eased off and the use of tom~yi.• source of ·lnfection. is the ca..;;? lily 11-year-old bacco became, for a p e r I o d, ays ·. .No · • D. B. Shurtleff at son may have it. Is there any quite respectable. Anglican min· the verslty of Washington cure? .. were permitted the aol· By 'IVaYbe G. Bra!llbta41, 1\LD. · bas fll!lnd thal the drug, lsoso'· A - Cllorea Is a compliesace of the tobacco · pipe A mother wr!les that her 18-[bide (..bleb is still eJrperiment- lion of rheumatic fever. It the target was shifted to t h CUNEO month-old son has hydrocepha· ·at) act's as a chemical "mag· characterized hy emotional rum produced from I•J' or water ·on the brain. Her :net" JP pull the fluid into thei\bursts purposeless je~~~;[ molasses. And .finally led to the doctor says an operation will Iblood, 1-lream. It does not cure . move~ents .that may be '•Demon Rum" becoming m1· not help the child and Ill at she ·the c<Jildition but it may help violent and weakness. It OCCIJrS 1 LUFOR other favorite tax • target, llloi!ldShplace hlmd In an lnstltu-\ to cpnlrol it. in children between 7 and 14. When the American coJonles lion: e · won era If there is 1 Me'anwhile Drs. W. F. Meach· Complete recovery alter manv I became independent and t h e any treatm~nt that !'Ill help her 1 am 'lftd B. L. Rish at Vander- months is the rule. The· (fei~t-1 ~;;==~~-"·-profits of tobar£o production , son., v.anous operations for tills I bill, University have Injected meiJ! is directed at curing ~ again slipped aw~y from t h e condltron have been devised Icoll&idbl gold directly into the I rheuriiati_c fever but \o be efle~tlve lhey must , fl~ia ; secrettng membrane in irheumantic heart' disease and • '11·- ·..lt ] be pcrform.ed m the fast few i th~ Q!aln to reduce its activity ; preventing the viCtim f r om ,_A _ _ -~ ~- _ •A I:>~P. stored. in England, but not yet W<!eks of life. 'They shunt the : arod have reported promising I hurting himself ·when his jerk· ,, in this eountry. cer~bl".l_ijlinal fiu~d from . t be 1result>, MilCh other work ts be- ing becomes extreme. I, 1 I llnpose OOII!pleiely IJilrea. fOtgivenm Jn .advaiiet ol .•In• tJ!XOI'' Ql1tO tbio ' (rea! 'ful beh/1\'fOr. '· '(1!, ',lfl;~ · . The great majority of thooio> law • ma~ers who only I ' year I :I oa .r, ~ slent ::'" · Cold Blood." >!on. low putts and Arthur and history / 3-7'year:Oid · Ollie L•n~ SA id he went ~nto •he ; Wanda Johnsoo .. a oousin of Beulah Strau111. nearest to the Matso;. .has qul( t!~- game p 1rrh. :u·d one-nMI the kitchen , the · P~tpr son ehJldrf>n, wa.•· : p1 n on No. 7. after 14 seasoits during door. H• f nu n d P ~~~ "on -- --~-- .. -· - .. --· . ----- ·- - ---·- - - - - i which he rambled for 12,· ~':" <ffi ju•t lnsi~>tn.:_~00r~_!J-J.Jl6I '9I ·Snv '·o 'J.itJdarPP!W·AOJawod 'rau!luas AJICQ : 844 yard$ with tjle Cardi' : nals; Ra!llsi l;ionr:and Eagles f I " ., .. ·~~· ,-< . Pay~; for ·t]teir Si~: jhe .Bit~ drtMivlor:iJiifi .. · · ~ "• 1 1 ' to ANTHONY ., .' ·, ,,, I I I I I I ' ' I I. I I I ·; ... ·.itf¥.41' OF 'J'BB ' WEEK . . Blll'S ' . . nl ,,, \ ' ' .1' . .RQ .·. /i.SJ. • !' . "' J'•·''~ •'' ' . ' "11 ~ '• ' ~ '\Ub ! ~!. ' . .. '.:._' •• .1: �.. ' "·· I Flood Hits Faifbi'nis ~ .~ ... FAIRBANKS. Alaska (UPI)-f The downtown area. Fairbanks and the town of tl)em at la1t •• Flood waters from the rampag. Mayor H.A. Boucher said Nenana a disaster area. Boochel' 1atd 7:0: lng Chena River ·began Jnching from the air like "a big na. about 50 mlles of cent of the .clty'a , · I 'ld h > filled lth here, Is on the suffered IIOI'lou• damaae ·and at h slowly downward today leaving whJc h a c 1 a" w into which the Chena least 115 per 001! wen hll to 30 000 residents reeling under houses and buildings," Al~ska's worst dlsoster since being patrolled by poli<;e 300 residents were some extent with lila · 11004 the earthquake of 19M. National Guardsmen in Monday night. : 'r :;;;a;;ter~s.......,.......;;;;~;--;; 1w There were three known i and military amphibious craft. The Chena which' ·,winds lr deaths, rail and highway links\• · Isolated fires raged for a time I through Falrrn:nks, begail-dropwit,h the .ou.tslde were washed , Tuesday night and there was ping slowly when tile' rain Plumlting~Hiattng •out, the city s water supply was I nothing to do but to let them stopped Tuesday aEt~rn;!lll · but eondemned and nearly every i burn themselves o6t. the water was still SIX tlil.leven Your Dlptncllrblt home was damagec!. : _ _ feet deep Jn the ~OWl\ ·. O.lerl'or ' ~~ ---···The r1ver JS gomg down sect.inn. <·1\ ~ Plans are llDderway to make some today 1u Boucher said. ' 11 u~ a commemorative pro- " We haven't lost our sense of More Rafn Foreeasl AND aram for the first football humor." Weather forecasts ca · game in the .Meigs Local . 4.000 Evacuees more general rain tn a rm SchoOl District. i The University of front sweeping in Anyone bavlng old football [located nearby. looked like Bering Sea. pfclpres or other data con- refugee camp as 4io "If the rain starts OO'Ding any of tbe three streamed in. Others AUGUST 15TO 19 ocbools dould leave them at housed at Eielson Air Force Mr. George Hurgravoo office Base, the high school and an . lo lbe Pomeroy .,Elementary elementary school and the , VOO DE OH DO - These Charleston dan~ers will make up a ukulele chorus when a roaring twenties segment is presented dunng the Btg Bend ~uslcal at the grands! and presentations Thursd~ and Sat~rday nights. Front Soii?Ol baildbig tiy Tuell!laY, public safety building- all r!lw, I to r. are Shetla Chllds. Terrt Fultz. Bette Jean Hobstetter, Becky Nease and Margie Harris. Back row Bill August %%. AU material wiD tuated on higher ground or with be returned .. This program floors above the flood . Y<iung. R~ lph _Werr'!_. Dick Nease and John Lisle. ' will be a souvenir to keep ''When we evacuated St. I for years to. eome. Josephs Hospital, it looked as · the city were tn the middle of a TEN KilLED gigantic river.'' Boucher ~ GUIJFLO, · ~pain (UP!)- "The water was boiling In Rescue workel'll· searched for stree4 and we began to wor1der II HIGHLIGHTS FOR 1\HEI. I. LAKE. Sask. UP!Au-1Mrs . Peterson's body, the I spending the ·' week at the bodies today in the wrec!cage of when it was going to stop." THURSDAY, AUG_UST 17 tho~ities ht'rt' had neithe r .a i corpse of l1t:>r year-old son Peterson farm . A'Jthorities said a four-story building Both Boucher and motive n••r a ''"''"''! today m·Larry clutch edt o her bosom, . she happene<! to be , laying in collapsed Tuesday,lataily lnjur· Gov. Walter J. Hickel tht>: sb ughter 1.1f nine memb~rs j w~s :our:d ot·t~ide : ~ ~ · opim Itown with friends when tht' mg 10 person!i. to President Johnson to & ot · a wdl-!1ked farm h moly. j Window. Authorities believe the ; slaughter took place about 2 1 1'WilNTY-YE.\R SENTENCE Only a lillie gu·l survived. according to , SALISEURY, Rhodesia (UPI) . moU1er jumped through the : a.m. Tuesday, 1 R,l\'ul C:m1ctwn Mount~'<~ Po- window in lt vain nttempt to Lambert's estin\ate. I - The Rhodesian high court li ra n1:<'d ·•l<i murf1 (>nukide: · save hl:"rself .and the chiJd. There wAs a report of sr. [ Tuesday !rentfnced eight terr·nr-· B~J~d I" . ·: . j PLUMBING HEATING PAIR [jfotive, Suspect Lacking e Why Pay More? Tht! .22 C(l li ber wt>apon used .tl.L. 'l'!le other six chlldren-Jetm , unfamil iar automobile beiug lilt> ;--.:.j l.']r.. ,.J ·! ,. ! .:tyl n ~ !i wli'l 17r l\obry, ~S . Dorotby, 11. Pearl. driven strangely in the town r.<>l fouud. Robbery ya1 dis- : 'j. Wliii8J11. 6 and C~hin, 2- were Monday night. Two teen-a ~e(. cot.in lt>d C!1. r. mot )fe : Tht ' d'ead in their beds. I in valid sisters, bolh co~fined to\, vk tim ·' v!•itf'. fow·-!'OO,Y}trm. ] ~g dro\'eo the Peterson's whftkhairs. rf'portPd 1hnt tr.f' huse had no t befn ransacked. , station wagon to Sholl Lake, a · blue late model ear eireled their i Killed W<'" Jam" F e iN'S~n. coPnmunity of lOO persons four l block at least six tirr:es I 47. whn l1 ved all h1~ l1 fe m tne m1l~s awa y, to fl'! port the [· :W:"V'''' , . .,,, •. .,._,,·; I ists to 20 years in jail !ot entering Rhodesia with ma•chlrte l 1 guns, rilles, mines and hand grenades in their possession. ! old bouse a<ro" the stn•l a s WI rrom H~g & Zuspan Compa· 1son. oy. reSI en . own (UPI - areo "" I he edge nl !~e , murders. .. I . 0 ~ e 5 t gas Tuesday night to scatter a i r 311 a-~bn wildernt:'.::s• h111 wlft: ' · For the next 'l!everal ·hoors '-s MASON -Firemen reo ·.Germany, Kmt d o1 you thfu1 c•· \ r..: • • a · · th u 't d StKiesmger, t f crow :1mese 1 E1-el~·n. 42. and sev~n or. their : authorities and llf'wsmen rushed: spood~d for a drill here Toes- ~ ~~ l~ e . ~ e . a ~s or a ] demonstrating against , t>i~hl t'f· lrlrr'" rangl~lg Hl J~gt> to the "l.Ct'ne, a small: shagg)' I day night and burned down an :~~kday -~~sltp pr~~ar;lyJ fho r Irnent detenlion of opposition I !rom one to t1. . _ i mongrd puppy shivered 11nd ! F11111' "f :Jr-ot£! Ph•lli ~ ~ur- whined undt>r thf porch. -It I vived She was fouud sleeping would not be eoaxed out. Jt I hrl'.\'1., ., 1i1~· ~-, , ,--lies uf two L[ co11M not be ronsoled. _. \ ht>r stmll! ~ters, Powder Bums Evident ' Directed by Bob Hoeflich Put the saving In your MaJaysian riot police--fired tear I 'Y Of 1967 Ethy~ , 32.9c 1 USED TEAR GAS KUALA LUMPUR 2:00 PM-Pony Harness Racing 2:30 PM-Pony Hone Running Races 5:00PM-Twilight Hone Harness Racing 8:30 PM-Big Talent Showcase Reg. 30.9c SOMETHING pocket FOR EVERYBOD}'; CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY w. ° n· pollltil~ca~lJP~a~rtiy__ll~e:ad~ersrs_·:_--~~lllllt~"'"''..,~!IJ!II!IJ!IIJ :.,,..,,.,,.,,."";~~~===B=rl:n~g=T=h=e=F=I=mllyl=~=-·' 538 Main Pomeroy, 0. Several persons, especially on t.be Oblo side of tbe river, "' ;1 1 ,, 11 r..,J 1 ~~ :; said Plwllis. · Dr. Calvin S. Jtambtrt. the ! tbougbt the blaze was coming :r1ghtrnPd and confused, tokl di~triet coroner1 si!:f .,22 calitier ! from the lumber company thl:'m tbrf'l' ~rt'" · .~ tori es bullets killed all nine. Edi Jnd many reports were made c.fl•'!'1 11,.. even~ ~ ~~!-t'e probabl y 1 Simon~ r . ~oreman of th e; t• that effect........ '.l· i lnf'~<>Prl 1 coroner's jury. said the killer . Firemen said the old dweiTerrlfl•d Child stOO<! so cln" thgt his weaoon• ling was burned down wltb"n ~ •n! cllld ;•n u nr~ !'- w"!n 1\vp left powder burns on the bod; .. s_ : out any effed to nearby i • 1 ., ,.I-,. t:v-k r · :~ t--.iv rJ l!•r Several .22 ~a libfr ca~ings were I 5tructurts. t••r r• r:"ct r! ,ild. The 'PPte rMns I found. .. w . ,' · ·~""""W"~-~"-"'=~··· • '• .· ' , .. ' "~·:'>·- w:-.<ec;,;,'>'1 ;1 k') 1 ·~1.-i 11 r,,.,rrird d ~mghter not \ The kilhn ~s are reminiscent · I ·.• n~ :11 home. . of th~ massarre of the lamilv of 1 FOURSOME PLAYED 'fllt> fJrxl!t'~ 1\"Pff> round- Tu~!'l~ I H~rt dUttc!" in Gard~n Citv. I The Pomeroy Golf Assocla,-1 :~•wn1 n ~ bv 3 fl\o:iJhbor .; .'<ans., Nov. 15, 1959. Clutter, his ,lion he_ld a scotch forsome on WildrPw I.Hng who 'h~d Come to · wife and two tePn·asrl?d .rt-ildret~ ·Sunday, August 13, with winr" · • L""~ l"m 1o ht•lr P~erson clean ; were bound 1\nd kiiiPd with a wc>rs being Beulah Straus's and I Iii~ 9Tain bi.ls~_pt . 'eelng I shotgun.. 11 non Hunnell, low gross; Bern· nnr mw 111 fi r~!. 'PtrrJ! !l:B.!Ji'- he. A~thor·' ~rum an C:1pof~ dra· ice Dun t .and Walter Stewl :-t. I lh(juo;rl·t i1 v:o•1lr. ~! ~ 01"<10' ;,,'-c : m~ti:r:t»d th~ Cl utter killings :m~ low net : Anna Howell and Bub , 1 NO · z.'". ound lin i . !'I raul Ptltrr son·uijt .of bed. He J the trial and h~nging of h\o Stivers. second low gross: Marfi•urrd toe Fa~ ~d over-loxeonvicts in his bestseller "In ga ret Slack and Frank John· · Natio.U.i ·,footb,iif r.:~gu~ 1 TL DE • In D omesllc ts at F. ounty air Air-Conditioned Open Til 9t0Qi~.M. Stl,;rcl~ ' "I " "J, • rthe 8 Sweepstakes!. 1n a Kodak Super 8 lnstamatic· Movie Cameral ·, Mr.. Marv B. Ht·'n" . Porn- •colored embroidery lab!edoth: ty Cline , Middleport embroid- fame for h" solo round-the· L t-md :\1rs o~car Rou!!h.\ solid crocheted, wh!te embrotd-1 ered apron : Patricia .Jones, I WOFld- . voy_a~e, ill! planning ! ~fiddlcport sharPlj lop honors ; ery cr.nterplt"Ct", one - p l e c e Shade, tailored ·dress. and Dale I another ~alhng . venture. on his [ In the ~'J mf'stic arts judging ol ; cotton dress: one pi(l('e cotton M. Jacob~, Middlej:l)rt, hobby Swl~s lltl~Idav. SJr FrancH\ who the MP1 gs County Fair Tue~- and blend5l dn•ss and tailored comer winner. arr1ved In SwltzPrhuul Tu1.8day day, eat: h winning seven first : suit ca tegorJ e~ . i with his wjfe: will navi-gate plac• ribbons. , Mlos Ada llo•kl'lS I• oupe•ln· Lake St. Montz, one of Mrs Heines copped first ' Mrs. l'ari• Kennedy, Mldd!•- tendent of the department smaller Swiss !akeo. pia l'<~ ribbon '!! for hrr entries in PQrt, won three f1rsts In the the cotton patchwork quilt cro· judging with h.r loom woven rill'te~ rug. hooked yard ' rug, rug, •olid crocheted r.enter'Jli!!<t! ,Swedish darning centerpiece, and pot hoJdP.r entries. Winninq apron with cross stitch trim- ; two top spols was Mrs. Purley ming, laney apron and fancy ' K~rr, Long Bottum, two piece \ pillow rategories. cotton dre" and hou,.coat. Mr~~ Roush won hf'r first : others winning one first pl.ace place lward' In the pIll n w in the judging include Ma r J cues; erochet trimmed; ca.sea, : Seaman, Pomewy, ai&Jian; Bet. " IJj 1< .. •. ' ' Fun to Spare At THE .FAIR! •. .\ '.1. ·I ' •' ':, . • ]I • ' Quantity Rlgljts ~served. . . ·' Prices Effect! vt " Aug, .17·18-111 ... NE ••........ ...... ,. II PRIDf SAL TlNE • 1POUND BOX '' ·ss .. . I . GALLON .I I ' V'] ~ E ' • • c • \ M flor .,tEEF " .. . ' \ 10! oz. can '• l . \' T T II 'HOT . DOG . BUNS. .. Ho~ ·DQg Sauce Brought to you by Gleem Toothpaste ~ Prell.Concentrate Liquid Prell ShamPoo ' MIDDLEPORr, 0. TAKE THE liAMILYI • •• I' '. .' c Pkg. of 8 . •. . '• KLEENEX ' Fodol TltsuH ) .. ' '2 2-ply- ~35 · ' . pkgl. of 125 c • Asnap to uael • U, Drop In film, aim, and shoot -you're making rovlesl ch~:.:~e~. (1;,~~-~;n rr:::,~ i 'I I I Asnap to t!ller I Pick up details at the display In your favorite store. ·Eviu'y• body's eligible to win. · I ' AT RUTlAND ... :t ANOTHER miP ... ., nails" ·and ln the e ,,I,•I TAKEN TO DOCI'OR Robert Titus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Titus, Lincoln Hill, i was token to the office of Dr. : Edmond Butrima• Tuesday aft-. ernoon hy James Mees of the ' Pomeroy emergency squad vta : private Cllr lot treatment of a I i foot )aceratlon. The squad an- ; { smoking tobacco chewers southerners,.,and ol the North, th all the built · up prejudices · against tobarco were combined I and directed .to the cigarette, alone. Since !We< ·same tobacco ~· w" used in both the "cuffin- ,! f-r~y. '· :-]-~~-!!~-~~-!!-~~~] " •I i' I ~~~5~~~~~1 civilButwarwitltbetween.,the .,the beginning of a cigarette ' II 1 ~ ~~-~--] ••-•.-.: II Mrs. Hemes, Mrs. Roush Share Top Honors ;' "ered a canto the reside_nce. ' .. C . Ar Jud~mg horizontal ridges on her nails. [s tllis caused by a vitamin deficiency? A ~- In oome persons a . defiriency of the vitamin· B complex Is the cause. In others atllia, Influenza, scarlet fever, _WJIENC ( I' bu rla 13, ,,,WE WILL CLOSE AT NOON THURSDAY- To Go To The Fair ~~u:e:h;r ~~~~ ~!~ P~:~ ~~~: II 1 wr··' " G:- lily daagbter, ~f~~~H~e'·~ I' Word has been received here by friends that Karl N. Nor~ , man. formerly of Tuppers Plains ' and a graduate of Olive-Orang• High School in 1004, died July !. He had been living in Zanesville the past 30 yeans. let cavtty m the bram in wh~eh It I ingl dpne on the control of by· Is trapped into the blood stream ,d<Uhalus but notblng can 'be or the gall bladder. done for a child when the con· ThiS operatum has the · dis- ditiou ~· ,atready,I'O~ so advantage that. tile shunting mut!h .preasure on 'the brabt ., tube may get clogged, that it to r.~lt in permanent damage. mu:t be replaced fro~ time 1 "1 •, to ."'"" to keep pace w1th the I Q - Ifow dangerouo Is chogrowth of the and II St. Vitus' Dance? f/.hat I .·L~FANI ~ I .: •KARL NORMAN DIES '"' wr 1 dJ I liI ing examination. HUMAN VAPOR TRAILS seem to be streamlag out bfhind these Hying ljodteo-four members ol lbe U.S: Army Parschate Te111 "Goldon !Wgbll," perlormlllg a forma- ' lion fr...fall wtlb smoke marten. The teaa holds t4 out of a po~~lble 1%1 world reeordJ to mea's pre<lslon para<ba!ln(. MIDDLEPORT . . An~ouncing Tht ·1\h~vt FCI'B• Arrival Of - STONESWEAR' ~ADIES ·AND·CHILD85"$ f, SPORTSWEAR - • • Just I In Time For The Fair - . - · - ' ·.-.s DOctOf I I BllCQMES':lLL . Ross Scanerry of near Ra· \rlne, was taken to Me!gs General Hospital Tuesday by the I Racine emergency •quad af\.r oecoming ill<twhile at his •,1"· ployment with the Richards ailtl \ Sons Gravel CO. in ~tart ToW"• I ship. He was discharged follow· W2 arette• I ' CD ago, as cilnd!daiell•were majority •J'bo 1118 c!lareltes. Just bow'' the smoklnt( l!f · proclaimln& their objeetlona But. thia hS!. long ago been acWS! lWith l'tilJH goveinmont spending, and their 1 colnplished.. . ious thlilklng lo;· ~(ot •J'IIbo·'lll•~r. devoUon to the ~l.v cauSe of By 10me ·lll)'lllet!Qa• p As app~ to tax • reduction, or at least eeu mall)' smoken h a ' It "no .new taxes," have bjr IOfiiH'•Il•· accepj a-beud thai I supported greatly Increased they . aro In 10me way mOre budgets ol both fecjeral a n d obUgated· to support "~uca· 'I ~~~~~~ ]stare govem}llents, _ And are II"B'' lban non..mollen. Aar 11 present working ovortlme in<rease lu scbo"l apProprla· pass new bills calling fw ·llano are likely to bi! ·, lied to Ipr.!Cetlienled lnctea•ea In · taxa· me81111'tl for illcrti!IO<I· clga. retto tares. As usual, ·the cigarette· But the greatest foice er Is one ol the prime tariets Ibis tax • grab is the the tax collectors. ing of the smoker tlu!t' AI first glance t1 would seem is sinful : that It is a therefQI"e too mut:l! 'ol the Impossible that a relatively that . he or she sluiWd which former ·-.ueC!) Ell:' "· l small number of our for exp;;tion of sin. Jlllch, leg~llzed pirates had._~;J~~_;....~,.;;.,.;;...iiii..-;;;;;1;;:;;;...06ji;~ all, IS only a new variation fnlm Spanish treasure Sl Imt•aoJ,OI or malaria Is the caust~ lof the medieval practice was tinding its way back to in some n~ cause can be money by the selllng coffers of a non-protestant king. • "indulgences" which With the successful cultivation of tobacco in the Am••rl· l can eoJonles, the royal PfCSSUre was eased off and the use of tom~yi.• source of ·lnfection. is the ca..;;? lily 11-year-old bacco became, for a p e r I o d, ays ·. .No · • D. B. Shurtleff at son may have it. Is there any quite respectable. Anglican min· the verslty of Washington cure? .. were permitted the aol· By 'IVaYbe G. Bra!llbta41, 1\LD. · bas fll!lnd thal the drug, lsoso'· A - Cllorea Is a compliesace of the tobacco · pipe A mother wr!les that her 18-[bide (..bleb is still eJrperiment- lion of rheumatic fever. It the target was shifted to t h CUNEO month-old son has hydrocepha· ·at) act's as a chemical "mag· characterized hy emotional rum produced from I•J' or water ·on the brain. Her :net" JP pull the fluid into thei\bursts purposeless je~~~;[ molasses. And .finally led to the doctor says an operation will Iblood, 1-lream. It does not cure . move~ents .that may be '•Demon Rum" becoming m1· not help the child and Ill at she ·the c<Jildition but it may help violent and weakness. It OCCIJrS 1 LUFOR other favorite tax • target, llloi!ldShplace hlmd In an lnstltu-\ to cpnlrol it. in children between 7 and 14. When the American coJonles lion: e · won era If there is 1 Me'anwhile Drs. W. F. Meach· Complete recovery alter manv I became independent and t h e any treatm~nt that !'Ill help her 1 am 'lftd B. L. Rish at Vander- months is the rule. The· (fei~t-1 ~;;==~~-"·-profits of tobar£o production , son., v.anous operations for tills I bill, University have Injected meiJ! is directed at curing ~ again slipped aw~y from t h e condltron have been devised Icoll&idbl gold directly into the I rheuriiati_c fever but \o be efle~tlve lhey must , fl~ia ; secrettng membrane in irheumantic heart' disease and • '11·- ·..lt ] be pcrform.ed m the fast few i th~ Q!aln to reduce its activity ; preventing the viCtim f r om ,_A _ _ -~ ~- _ •A I:>~P. stored. in England, but not yet W<!eks of life. 'They shunt the : arod have reported promising I hurting himself ·when his jerk· ,, in this eountry. cer~bl".l_ijlinal fiu~d from . t be 1result>, MilCh other work ts be- ing becomes extreme. I, 1 I llnpose OOII!pleiely IJilrea. fOtgivenm Jn .advaiiet ol .•In• tJ!XOI'' Ql1tO tbio ' (rea! 'ful beh/1\'fOr. '· '(1!, ',lfl;~ · . The great majority of thooio> law • ma~ers who only I ' year I :I oa .r, ~ slent ::'" · Cold Blood." >!on. low putts and Arthur and history / 3-7'year:Oid · Ollie L•n~ SA id he went ~nto •he ; Wanda Johnsoo .. a oousin of Beulah Strau111. nearest to the Matso;. .has qul( t!~- game p 1rrh. :u·d one-nMI the kitchen , the · P~tpr son ehJldrf>n, wa.•· : p1 n on No. 7. after 14 seasoits during door. H• f nu n d P ~~~ "on -- --~-- .. -· - .. --· . ----- ·- - ---·- - - - - i which he rambled for 12,· ~':" <ffi ju•t lnsi~>tn.:_~00r~_!J-J.Jl6I '9I ·Snv '·o 'J.itJdarPP!W·AOJawod 'rau!luas AJICQ : 844 yard$ with tjle Cardi' : nals; Ra!llsi l;ionr:and Eagles f I " ., .. ·~~· ,-< . Pay~; for ·t]teir Si~: jhe .Bit~ drtMivlor:iJiifi .. · · ~ "• 1 1 ' to ANTHONY ., .' ·, ,,, I I I I I I ' ' I I. I I I ·; ... ·.itf¥.41' OF 'J'BB ' WEEK . . Blll'S ' . . nl ,,, \ ' ' .1' . .RQ .·. /i.SJ. • !' . "' J'•·''~ •'' ' . ' "11 ~ '• ' ~ '\Ub ! ~!. ' . .. '.:._' •• .1: �' '' .. f . . R08pit8l N~w& . . Ioker . llolpllal: Vl!ltl!l,a[; 2-4 ,and 7-8 p.m. Parenti . only on Pediatrics Ward. [follow. · Admlssloao ' ·Mrs. Lawrence W. Bw'Ciis!l:[ "':; 182 Grandview Dr.; John Tlte ~~-•tar Is· Man. Saffles, 2171 Eastern thls' ~a'y: 'tn !h'l .wall· 1 Lester White, 833 Second Robert E...RIDgling;. cqtnator Michael K. Dobbins, 80S . 01 the major c.~l' worl!l, • Ave.; Charles B. Adkins, Rl. Olllhitday In hi!Jtory: . . · · Crown City; Mrs. Jean F. In 189lf gold W81 cii&COVI..ed ·!J LPatriot Star Rt.: De.an · . in the ' Klondike region . 1 ans, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. Os- Ca d , 1 : car P. Griffith, Rl. 2. VInton; 1 al~& · 2 . ! Oscar P. Griffith, Jr., Rt. ,Wl~sron . ' told . . 1 Vinton: Lloyd A. Shinn, Rob- I Hi of · that drop·. i ertsburg. W. Va .: Mildred J. ' .0 ~"':t.e Arom bomb on Japan i Woomer, Rt. I Pt. Pleasant; \ ~~~e 811 Invasion unnecesaary, Mrs. Harvey D. Blain, Pt. Plea- !eavln the Uvea of one mtUIOn . I sant: Charles.R. Llvingaton, Pt. ; A nd 2iill OliO British 1 Pleasant: Brian A. Darst, Rt. l mlderl can a ' · 2 Pt. Pleasant; Giles G. Smith, ,a · ers. Rutland· Jesse J. Ward, Rt. II In 1941, home run Rilli~·· Bailie II Middle~ri· Anthony E. Jarrell, I Ruth died In New York City. . IRavenswood : Obie Keeton, Rt. l In 1!J65. all SO peraons aboard , 2 Ironton: Mrs. ·Edythe F. Wag- were killed wllen , a plane oner, Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs. Har· crashed and sank In Late ry B. Wilson. Ashland, Ky.; 1M_lc_bi;:_ ga_n_.· - , - - - - - Mrs Thomas C Harrison, Oek 1 · · Gall..eton •··'e~tera,[l Hili: Mrs E.m;ond W. Henry, . Hoi!Jles, Mrs. Jackson: Ottlce Brannon, Spen-!Homer F. Moore, Ml's. Jay M. W v . Mrs J H a r old Simms, Zelpha R. Thompson, ~:~n. ·lro~i~n: Mr~. John A. Rebecca L. Nauey, r.jra. Ma1r· ll Brumfield, Rt. 1 Athalia: Mrs. i "" L. Deck, and Infant . son, Ronald E. Sears, Rt. 5 Jack-' Mrs. Larry Maddy and Infant 1 son. · son. ~~;~~~=~:~~~ hopeful (UPf-,_, listie" to belim would btinr· aiiout that peaciebon~~~~~ Born on · "found .llimself aUom. · odds ·with ·a maJority of his "I think that . oart•v's top leadO,s ,today.{on the beginning there . hq · Issue of" brodenlng the 1 excessive expectation bombing Of NOrtl\ Vlet~am. I bombing can do:'·he uldiin 1>ff. ' :mserv~t!oi)s ·i~e , M.lchigan tbe-arlf remarki ,on governor ,Tuesday on "At bost . . .. (Itthe bomtiinS'• . effectiveness supply routes ai1d r ...tn ro be brought up Bombing does . not .· ,,.,.~:~~· ::~ . ~-;-;-- priv4tely lollty affect the II\!Or'rilll · congressional structure." , Romney ~plalned that parted CGmp!mY with was not advocallrig tllat Do'rniltop' Rtpublicans on the ing be diicontln""', and· In lllsue ·when bt told a Lansing believed II thould· be a part j~:!!!:~~·ence lt was ''unr.-.:_ tlle_ llli!:Jt."'!._ r i exprtssecJ. f !"lll'l·. ·"-i .~ •. , y '' ' . . 2110-2112 i Births Mrs. Harvey D. Blain, Pt. : rti.~T DASTARDLY ALASKA 67 VILLAIN, J. W, "Eviction" McGuire, Is about to do away with J?retty dance, Pleasant, son. 11:35 a.m. ••.e,,.,. hall quc· c· n .J udy Sekerak (who hath fainted from fright). The engineer of the Crooked Cree~ and Wh•~key Island day ; Mrs. Lawrence W. Burd•ss, Rai irioed 1\dJO i; in on the plot) will '.inch his ~!lgip~ closer until : •.... ...... . .. ·:. ·.· . . ~t's really lust a part 13Z Grandview Dr., son, 2:42 p. of til e show at the Alaska 67 Centenmal ExpositiOn, m druly operation on a 40-acre s1te ''!Fairbanks! A aska. Judy , m. Tuesday. Dlsc~wt<• sti ll dan ,·c·s 111 A-67's Palace Saloon, McGuire shows silent movies, a~d the CC&WI Railroad carnes passengers ! una Jni:l' -!• ·W' tour of the Site. ,, 1 Danny M. Barber, Mrs. ' . ry R. Beaver, Mrs. H. Kennetlr!J Blessing, Mrs. Dallas M. ~are, 11 1 Abner Clonch, Regina K. win, Mrs. Howard W. Felllure, II Robert Hatfield, Mrs• .:~~ ' . .;d County award; - It I . I As Low As • • _•.·. ~-~~--- ·-· • I. THE SHOE . BOX. . I OUR $ALE ON SUMMER SHOES . CONTINUES·,;. Hogg ';& Zu,pan Materials · Co~ \?I'll THE SHOE BOX . ' MldcllipOrt, o. ~ ' . '. ~554 ' ' ) ' i I Muon,w.-• . . i \ I r THURSDAY, AUGUST 17th 9:00 A.M.-JI!!'i'!r Fair-Dairy Showmanship and . JI!d91..1111 .. . . I 0:00 A.M.-Girl Scout and Camp Fire Cflrlt DtmonstrltlOM' '··., I :00. P.M:-FJ:i .A. O.monttratlon• 2:00 P.M.-Judging Dairy Cattl-open Cl"" •2:00 P.M.-Pony Harness Racing · •2:30 P.M,..:_Pony and Horse Ruanlng Racft •4:00 P.M.-Eastern High SchOcil· Band 1 •s:OO P.M.-Twilight Horso Hamo11 Roclng . ... •a:30 P.M~Big ' Bond Talent Sflil,; CaN of 196.7 .Jr. Fair Activitie~hedule ~ . ' 1111$ . WEEICaD A FAIR · I Ji:. STOP IN 'I hay .' _Pre·Cut~tuds.& 2xH~ . \ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9 7:30 P.M.--4-H Style 'R~ua, Ponierl!y'Jr. High TUESDAY, AUGUST 15 , Morning, FHA Dtmonstratlori) Afternoon, Boy Scouts 12:00 Noon, Tractor Opentoro Contftt . . WINNER - Wry Rolin, 100 ol Mr. llld Mrs. 0010a I '. BOY'S $IZES6to 16 I Bolloa, RD MlltravUie, Wll wlllner ·Of lbe 111'1 1rlelor op. erator'o eoatest al 1IIo Melp Coanly Fatr. It ~-.. lbt tte· RUGGED 13% OUNCE HEAVY DENIM . oa('eoueeatlve',. OPPOSIU,MARK;V SUPER•MAIKJil'·, L . · MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO "<~ . . DISCOUNT PRICK .-. EVERY DAY CUT SIZES , FOR. BACK ' TO-SCHOOL Underwriters Rally from Down 5-l, Win ,, ~· ======= -~----- ' .. . ' .. .... . ' -.. ' ' . "."... . ' .. ; . - ·- ' ; I ' .NAPKINS "· ' .. .'·. f.._-1, BIRDSEYE OJ APERS FIRST QUALITY _ .88 ':========;--r====z===:; SALE DOZ. 'llillellf *'*wranoa Md *a:M:·dr'a ~ lilaSortland, SLIPS ........~•• 5-M-L REG. 69c REG. $1.09 OXYDOL ALKA . USTERINE Discount Prlcl C'OUida't IIO'WIIORg wn.. alactlic IIAatlAg; We•a Aghltaat 01 •• waa-lle-.t ClCJinfc»taa::w11 larw•a 1• .,..,. L• GIANT SIZE SELTZER I ANTISEPnc D'W&JaatUUcW~belewellisllcMa<lq'*t· beao•• Aad aactrictlelfllt; it Wlf'h~h?$' - '. Mfg. Cloee-Out li 1.0 ·..· 14 oz~ Size ' 2lx34 r ' .r malawr. · .,_Cla 'I•BI·Cll"&l* .. ~ Dur'1g Ia justa.• 1M a,JFlla."C·ClliECIIJPM .., ••r~~rt*'t ••• beaiiAg it acc.C. :!*. ..._ Beca... a ua:a ,.,~ LOOP RUGS l w2 •l'li-.:i • (lao.P-te Dn•·out)·8Ad Olilo~a ar BIHIIIL 1'1 1 ...,.. Qdal Pli.-!J~-; II& ,. ..... ,_., Dl\ilfdot»JIIat e tJSg no \ 27x48 . ' t :,. ' . '' ~~~~~ :•v•,. ·e.ama.Jrs.soe,ay~~ootnttl••"'""'au , -BeciiS·W. ~-·· .... ,, .. 5I Buftlld ·be-Cj .a ;... ....1. . . . ' . :•artl·•-a'tl-,...... • BOX ' I~CH ~. "'' VICTOR VINYL: \. LATEX ·' ' I DISH .TOWELS '" Qiscoupt Pricl · ' '' . I ' , • I• . .,I' ' . ciVnts · ' .. ... t' . . · ··~ STRIPE ·coTTON ·-- dbtt c SPECIAU II:"' dtlc:fdW.., ...._. r / ~ II . i major ..ullr:•,appl•ra., 111r ID wron~ · watll!dJ~N'IIiWia· llllrMWNfthd ...... · ' •" LADIES' WHITE . &PASTEtr 100% NYLON LACE TRIMMED · H~ ,.·-·, ............... h IWE.Jl••~-­ , ABSORBENT COnON .... - SALE PRICE ' ' '·' ~ Discount Price ' I PACK OF 250' . Adventist Fund ' • I ' POWDER '~ · -' I Negro lJege J prOject • { .. rlcatave. ,I JUMBO PAClC 2~ . OP . STAnER, PAPER iwoman amidst the moral weak· Adventists t(iver ~ews ------- - pUt r.mp L' haSIS' Gangos- Gallipolis, tl.9 and :12.u running 2 feet of rollers; On 1 'haracter 1 ffll; 1\o ~ 'hy C. B., BlateiJee, 'MI f'i I . ',.,., Coanly Elletlsla AJul, . PAIR ness of today's world. The character emphasis was , Jlso directed to the adult mem- , brra of the churctr, sin"' char- , •eler building is the work of a i iifellme. iPt. Pleasant, 23.90; Pomeroy\.; Every person who desires a · ;11ason, out; Hinton, 0.76 fal_ling i!elter perspective on life may. ' Neal'~ Tn~urance ov~rc~m~ A. Kcmawha Falls, 2.44 fallmg; 1'he Pomeroy Seventh .o a Y by taking himself in hand as it 5·1 lead in th~ fourth mn 1n< t o Charles, 17.98. London, MJr- Adventist Church turned ;,ts at· , were, improve the down S•fford s 7-5 and w • n n.Iet, and Wmfleld are on lhe ler.tion, last we.ekend to cha~- t:u·ough a commitment tllelr first game Tuesday e~en- Hll. a~ler,' reeogmzmg that quah- c~rist and a concurrent rerec· :• ing in Ihe Gallipolis Slow Pitch · Boat Movements: ty of the personality during its lion of unChristlike traits Snftball Tournament at t h e' ·Gallipolis Locka Elisha worship service Saturday. are life's greatest foes, he 1 (i!illipolis Slate Institute d 1 a- Woods down 5:50 p. m.: Reli- The service emphasized that <oarge emphasized. mond. .::mle down 7:2& p. m.; John character is an indescribable The winners had "'ven run. Ladd Dean down ll :05 p. m.; quality that makes some men ' on 13 hits and made four er- lillian G. up 2: 10 a. m.: .John great, others less than great, I' rors. Safford's had five r~ns J. Rowe up 3;25 a. m.; Buck- ,and that it is the missing qual\.10 0'1 eight. hits and had t h r e e <'y e State doWn 5: 15 a. m.; J. 'ily in far, too muCh of today's E.rrors. Charlie Neal was the s. Lewis up 5:~ a. m. r.ducation in the cllbrcb, the winning pitcher and Louie Lut- Kanawha · Rive~ - Marmet, school and the home. · S 0 ton, the loser. 0. F. Shearer down 5:10 a. m.; The .,;urch gave a characLeading hittors lor Neal's Mor~is Harvey down 5:35 a.m.; icr charge to all young people ~·ere Ray WeihPr, three r or Wmfield. Helen z. down 4:25 p. under the age of 18 in the contl••ee. Tommy Sprague. three m.: Whorton down 9:50 p. m.; gregation. Here 1; the charge: for lour. Dan C1Jick. two for fort Dearborn down 11:15 p. As a Christian young person tlltee. and Arl Lanh.a m,. two m.; Solvay down 12 :05 a. m.: you are charged lo seek the : A fund, to help build a s (or four . F'or Safford .<. J1mmy W. H. Shaver, Jr., up 2: t5 a. hrghest goal lif• has to offer, dent center at a Negro college [I F~>rth was two for three, lnclud- m.; T. L. White, up 6:30 a. m. that of becoming a truly dedi- in Alabama was the special lr~~ the game's onl y homerun, Obio River - Loek 13, Prin· rated Christian citizen. ', In this · fering project ·of the end Ken Haner was two for cipio down 10 :25 p 11).: Lock seeking, keep this guide in Seventh-day Adventist four. 11. A. D. Hanes, II, up 2:45 mmd : higher than the highest Mulberry Heights, on In the second game uf the F· m.; Bryan B. up 7:ii0 p. m.: humon thought can reach Is 12th. evening. Bm's Supermarket .Jacob G. up 3:45 a. m.; S. M. God's . Ideal for his children. Church members of North downed Quaker Slate Servioe Jenks up 6:15a. m.; Lock 15, A. r.odliness - godlikeness is the America pjan ..to . ra.i~ $11Xl.OOO Center 8-7. Carl Gille,.ie. Dan V. Criss up 6:45 a. m; Lock goal to be reached; Character to begin construction on the r.y Greene, Casby Mead•ws 16, Queen City down 6:55 a.m.; building is the most important dent center and cafeteria and Houck were each two for Pt-nsylvania down 2:30 a. m.; work ever entrusteu to human Oakwood. College, Huntsville, : two for lhe winners. Lock 17, Baby Lerc up 1:20 a. bemgs, and never before was Alabama. 1 O•nPison led Quaker State m.: Lock 18, New Martinsville rts diligent study so important Oakwood College continues a . hitters with a three for three. down 2:15a. m.; Onward down " now. tradition dating back to 1896.1 Wayne F'olden and Bill Houck 6:15 a. m.; Lock 20, Jefferson , Make the dally improvement f~ was founded to serve the Ne- l · do'!'ll,.4 a. m.: E'Deana Bo~ of your character a matter of oro atu~ent and continues to of· we"' eech two lor two. At 7:30 r.m. ton i•ht. Neal'• ·••orth up 7:30a. m : Lock 21, , tud)' from God's Word, and fer a lirst-dass liberal artS will mr'et Barr's at the GSI Duncan Bruce doyn 4:50 a.m.; irray to God that He will make education to all races, though diamond in tile quarter.fin als ; Lock 22, Rose G. up 4;40 a. m ; .you a strong young man and : the student body Is of the tournament. The winner .Polly R. up 5:25a. m.; Lock --- -~· -- -- ...,__.- . nanUy of the Negro race. wiU advance to the semi-finals. ~ 23. Express up 5:55 a. m.: Jeff- a. m.: National down1!4:20 a. • Although Oakwood' College r boat up 7:30 a. m.: Greenup :m.; Hed Bird up 6:20 a. lb.; 1recta tiS mal~ ernpha~ 10 the A thought for the day-Greek Locks, Joey Cbotin up 10:45 p. iMeidahl Locks, Alton Zephyr I Negro studen~ an lncrusing phiiO!opher Socrates once said: ;m.; Western up 12:20 a. m.: Idown 6:30 p. - m.; Edward S. number of Nerro .y~ung. J100Ple "Folse words are not only evil Mark M. up 1:25 a. m.; OVEC !Bosworth up 9:30 p. m.; John ' atlend oth~s ol ~ '1 f Seve~tll111 themselves, but they Infect up l :iill a. m. ; Ravenswood up ,Morrow down 4:iill ~. m.; Beck- day Adyentlst OQJieg-.· II!~ ,unJ. lbe soul as weu.• '2:45 a. m.; Valvollne up 3:20 1Jord down &:30 a.m. lversltlh 11\, Norlb Aiherlta, ' ' ' ! ,' ' . .' . . • . . ,, $ DfSPLA Y - A preview of what a segment of the future county museum may look like was a feature of an exhibit at the Mason County Fair last week in a river the me provided by the Mason County Historical Society. Rr:sty Watter!OD ~ge 8, has his picture taken With these replicas from the hand :crafted collection of Austrn Johnson Thousaflds enjoyed the exhibit. Many new members were s1gned at the farr. Henders~n Mayor Arch•e. Henry is chairman of a fund drive to raise money for construction o! the ,1>roposed museum. A list of members s1gned at the fair will be published later. ':.~.' ' -••••t ••• ... e FULL e BUY ~RICED ~-; !.. •'tfiri'J • •• )~~iced llnl · ;·a.·. ~ JEANS SALE • . .' ,.. ~· .... ~ ., . .•'. �' '' .. f . . R08pit8l N~w& . . Ioker . llolpllal: Vl!ltl!l,a[; 2-4 ,and 7-8 p.m. Parenti . only on Pediatrics Ward. [follow. · Admlssloao ' ·Mrs. Lawrence W. Bw'Ciis!l:[ "':; 182 Grandview Dr.; John Tlte ~~-•tar Is· Man. Saffles, 2171 Eastern thls' ~a'y: 'tn !h'l .wall· 1 Lester White, 833 Second Robert E...RIDgling;. cqtnator Michael K. Dobbins, 80S . 01 the major c.~l' worl!l, • Ave.; Charles B. Adkins, Rl. Olllhitday In hi!Jtory: . . · · Crown City; Mrs. Jean F. In 189lf gold W81 cii&COVI..ed ·!J LPatriot Star Rt.: De.an · . in the ' Klondike region . 1 ans, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. Os- Ca d , 1 : car P. Griffith, Rl. 2. VInton; 1 al~& · 2 . ! Oscar P. Griffith, Jr., Rt. ,Wl~sron . ' told . . 1 Vinton: Lloyd A. Shinn, Rob- I Hi of · that drop·. i ertsburg. W. Va .: Mildred J. ' .0 ~"':t.e Arom bomb on Japan i Woomer, Rt. I Pt. Pleasant; \ ~~~e 811 Invasion unnecesaary, Mrs. Harvey D. Blain, Pt. Plea- !eavln the Uvea of one mtUIOn . I sant: Charles.R. Llvingaton, Pt. ; A nd 2iill OliO British 1 Pleasant: Brian A. Darst, Rt. l mlderl can a ' · 2 Pt. Pleasant; Giles G. Smith, ,a · ers. Rutland· Jesse J. Ward, Rt. II In 1941, home run Rilli~·· Bailie II Middle~ri· Anthony E. Jarrell, I Ruth died In New York City. . IRavenswood : Obie Keeton, Rt. l In 1!J65. all SO peraons aboard , 2 Ironton: Mrs. ·Edythe F. Wag- were killed wllen , a plane oner, Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs. Har· crashed and sank In Late ry B. Wilson. Ashland, Ky.; 1M_lc_bi;:_ ga_n_.· - , - - - - - Mrs Thomas C Harrison, Oek 1 · · Gall..eton •··'e~tera,[l Hili: Mrs E.m;ond W. Henry, . Hoi!Jles, Mrs. Jackson: Ottlce Brannon, Spen-!Homer F. Moore, Ml's. Jay M. W v . Mrs J H a r old Simms, Zelpha R. Thompson, ~:~n. ·lro~i~n: Mr~. John A. Rebecca L. Nauey, r.jra. Ma1r· ll Brumfield, Rt. 1 Athalia: Mrs. i "" L. Deck, and Infant . son, Ronald E. Sears, Rt. 5 Jack-' Mrs. Larry Maddy and Infant 1 son. · son. ~~;~~~=~:~~~ hopeful (UPf-,_, listie" to belim would btinr· aiiout that peaciebon~~~~~ Born on · "found .llimself aUom. · odds ·with ·a maJority of his "I think that . oart•v's top leadO,s ,today.{on the beginning there . hq · Issue of" brodenlng the 1 excessive expectation bombing Of NOrtl\ Vlet~am. I bombing can do:'·he uldiin 1>ff. ' :mserv~t!oi)s ·i~e , M.lchigan tbe-arlf remarki ,on governor ,Tuesday on "At bost . . .. (Itthe bomtiinS'• . effectiveness supply routes ai1d r ...tn ro be brought up Bombing does . not .· ,,.,.~:~~· ::~ . ~-;-;-- priv4tely lollty affect the II\!Or'rilll · congressional structure." , Romney ~plalned that parted CGmp!mY with was not advocallrig tllat Do'rniltop' Rtpublicans on the ing be diicontln""', and· In lllsue ·when bt told a Lansing believed II thould· be a part j~:!!!:~~·ence lt was ''unr.-.:_ tlle_ llli!:Jt."'!._ r i exprtssecJ. f !"lll'l·. ·"-i .~ •. , y '' ' . . 2110-2112 i Births Mrs. Harvey D. Blain, Pt. : rti.~T DASTARDLY ALASKA 67 VILLAIN, J. W, "Eviction" McGuire, Is about to do away with J?retty dance, Pleasant, son. 11:35 a.m. ••.e,,.,. hall quc· c· n .J udy Sekerak (who hath fainted from fright). The engineer of the Crooked Cree~ and Wh•~key Island day ; Mrs. Lawrence W. Burd•ss, Rai irioed 1\dJO i; in on the plot) will '.inch his ~!lgip~ closer until : •.... ...... . .. ·:. ·.· . . ~t's really lust a part 13Z Grandview Dr., son, 2:42 p. of til e show at the Alaska 67 Centenmal ExpositiOn, m druly operation on a 40-acre s1te ''!Fairbanks! A aska. Judy , m. Tuesday. Dlsc~wt<• sti ll dan ,·c·s 111 A-67's Palace Saloon, McGuire shows silent movies, a~d the CC&WI Railroad carnes passengers ! una Jni:l' -!• ·W' tour of the Site. ,, 1 Danny M. Barber, Mrs. ' . ry R. Beaver, Mrs. H. Kennetlr!J Blessing, Mrs. Dallas M. ~are, 11 1 Abner Clonch, Regina K. win, Mrs. Howard W. Felllure, II Robert Hatfield, Mrs• .:~~ ' . .;d County award; - It I . I As Low As • • _•.·. ~-~~--- ·-· • I. THE SHOE . BOX. . I OUR $ALE ON SUMMER SHOES . CONTINUES·,;. Hogg ';& Zu,pan Materials · Co~ \?I'll THE SHOE BOX . ' MldcllipOrt, o. ~ ' . '. ~554 ' ' ) ' i I Muon,w.-• . . i \ I r THURSDAY, AUGUST 17th 9:00 A.M.-JI!!'i'!r Fair-Dairy Showmanship and . JI!d91..1111 .. . . I 0:00 A.M.-Girl Scout and Camp Fire Cflrlt DtmonstrltlOM' '··., I :00. P.M:-FJ:i .A. O.monttratlon• 2:00 P.M.-Judging Dairy Cattl-open Cl"" •2:00 P.M.-Pony Harness Racing · •2:30 P.M,..:_Pony and Horse Ruanlng Racft •4:00 P.M.-Eastern High SchOcil· Band 1 •s:OO P.M.-Twilight Horso Hamo11 Roclng . ... •a:30 P.M~Big ' Bond Talent Sflil,; CaN of 196.7 .Jr. Fair Activitie~hedule ~ . ' 1111$ . WEEICaD A FAIR · I Ji:. STOP IN 'I hay .' _Pre·Cut~tuds.& 2xH~ . \ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9 7:30 P.M.--4-H Style 'R~ua, Ponierl!y'Jr. High TUESDAY, AUGUST 15 , Morning, FHA Dtmonstratlori) Afternoon, Boy Scouts 12:00 Noon, Tractor Opentoro Contftt . . WINNER - Wry Rolin, 100 ol Mr. llld Mrs. 0010a I '. BOY'S $IZES6to 16 I Bolloa, RD MlltravUie, Wll wlllner ·Of lbe 111'1 1rlelor op. erator'o eoatest al 1IIo Melp Coanly Fatr. It ~-.. lbt tte· RUGGED 13% OUNCE HEAVY DENIM . oa('eoueeatlve',. OPPOSIU,MARK;V SUPER•MAIKJil'·, L . · MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO "<~ . . DISCOUNT PRICK .-. EVERY DAY CUT SIZES , FOR. BACK ' TO-SCHOOL Underwriters Rally from Down 5-l, Win ,, ~· ======= -~----- ' .. . ' .. .... . ' -.. ' ' . "."... . ' .. ; . - ·- ' ; I ' .NAPKINS "· ' .. .'·. f.._-1, BIRDSEYE OJ APERS FIRST QUALITY _ .88 ':========;--r====z===:; SALE DOZ. 'llillellf *'*wranoa Md *a:M:·dr'a ~ lilaSortland, SLIPS ........~•• 5-M-L REG. 69c REG. $1.09 OXYDOL ALKA . USTERINE Discount Prlcl C'OUida't IIO'WIIORg wn.. alactlic IIAatlAg; We•a Aghltaat 01 •• waa-lle-.t ClCJinfc»taa::w11 larw•a 1• .,..,. L• GIANT SIZE SELTZER I ANTISEPnc D'W&JaatUUcW~belewellisllcMa<lq'*t· beao•• Aad aactrictlelfllt; it Wlf'h~h?$' - '. Mfg. Cloee-Out li 1.0 ·..· 14 oz~ Size ' 2lx34 r ' .r malawr. · .,_Cla 'I•BI·Cll"&l* .. ~ Dur'1g Ia justa.• 1M a,JFlla."C·ClliECIIJPM .., ••r~~rt*'t ••• beaiiAg it acc.C. :!*. ..._ Beca... a ua:a ,.,~ LOOP RUGS l w2 •l'li-.:i • (lao.P-te Dn•·out)·8Ad Olilo~a ar BIHIIIL 1'1 1 ...,.. Qdal Pli.-!J~-; II& ,. ..... ,_., Dl\ilfdot»JIIat e tJSg no \ 27x48 . ' t :,. ' . '' ~~~~~ :•v•,. ·e.ama.Jrs.soe,ay~~ootnttl••"'""'au , -BeciiS·W. ~-·· .... ,, .. 5I Buftlld ·be-Cj .a ;... ....1. . . . ' . :•artl·•-a'tl-,...... • BOX ' I~CH ~. "'' VICTOR VINYL: \. LATEX ·' ' I DISH .TOWELS '" Qiscoupt Pricl · ' '' . I ' , • I• . .,I' ' . ciVnts · ' .. ... t' . . · ··~ STRIPE ·coTTON ·-- dbtt c SPECIAU II:"' dtlc:fdW.., ...._. r / ~ II . i major ..ullr:•,appl•ra., 111r ID wron~ · watll!dJ~N'IIiWia· llllrMWNfthd ...... · ' •" LADIES' WHITE . &PASTEtr 100% NYLON LACE TRIMMED · H~ ,.·-·, ............... h IWE.Jl••~-­ , ABSORBENT COnON .... - SALE PRICE ' ' '·' ~ Discount Price ' I PACK OF 250' . Adventist Fund ' • I ' POWDER '~ · -' I Negro lJege J prOject • { .. rlcatave. ,I JUMBO PAClC 2~ . OP . STAnER, PAPER iwoman amidst the moral weak· Adventists t(iver ~ews ------- - pUt r.mp L' haSIS' Gangos- Gallipolis, tl.9 and :12.u running 2 feet of rollers; On 1 'haracter 1 ffll; 1\o ~ 'hy C. B., BlateiJee, 'MI f'i I . ',.,., Coanly Elletlsla AJul, . PAIR ness of today's world. The character emphasis was , Jlso directed to the adult mem- , brra of the churctr, sin"' char- , •eler building is the work of a i iifellme. iPt. Pleasant, 23.90; Pomeroy\.; Every person who desires a · ;11ason, out; Hinton, 0.76 fal_ling i!elter perspective on life may. ' Neal'~ Tn~urance ov~rc~m~ A. Kcmawha Falls, 2.44 fallmg; 1'he Pomeroy Seventh .o a Y by taking himself in hand as it 5·1 lead in th~ fourth mn 1n< t o Charles, 17.98. London, MJr- Adventist Church turned ;,ts at· , were, improve the down S•fford s 7-5 and w • n n.Iet, and Wmfleld are on lhe ler.tion, last we.ekend to cha~- t:u·ough a commitment tllelr first game Tuesday e~en- Hll. a~ler,' reeogmzmg that quah- c~rist and a concurrent rerec· :• ing in Ihe Gallipolis Slow Pitch · Boat Movements: ty of the personality during its lion of unChristlike traits Snftball Tournament at t h e' ·Gallipolis Locka Elisha worship service Saturday. are life's greatest foes, he 1 (i!illipolis Slate Institute d 1 a- Woods down 5:50 p. m.: Reli- The service emphasized that <oarge emphasized. mond. .::mle down 7:2& p. m.; John character is an indescribable The winners had "'ven run. Ladd Dean down ll :05 p. m.; quality that makes some men ' on 13 hits and made four er- lillian G. up 2: 10 a. m.: .John great, others less than great, I' rors. Safford's had five r~ns J. Rowe up 3;25 a. m.; Buck- ,and that it is the missing qual\.10 0'1 eight. hits and had t h r e e <'y e State doWn 5: 15 a. m.; J. 'ily in far, too muCh of today's E.rrors. Charlie Neal was the s. Lewis up 5:~ a. m. r.ducation in the cllbrcb, the winning pitcher and Louie Lut- Kanawha · Rive~ - Marmet, school and the home. · S 0 ton, the loser. 0. F. Shearer down 5:10 a. m.; The .,;urch gave a characLeading hittors lor Neal's Mor~is Harvey down 5:35 a.m.; icr charge to all young people ~·ere Ray WeihPr, three r or Wmfield. Helen z. down 4:25 p. under the age of 18 in the contl••ee. Tommy Sprague. three m.: Whorton down 9:50 p. m.; gregation. Here 1; the charge: for lour. Dan C1Jick. two for fort Dearborn down 11:15 p. As a Christian young person tlltee. and Arl Lanh.a m,. two m.; Solvay down 12 :05 a. m.: you are charged lo seek the : A fund, to help build a s (or four . F'or Safford .<. J1mmy W. H. Shaver, Jr., up 2: t5 a. hrghest goal lif• has to offer, dent center at a Negro college [I F~>rth was two for three, lnclud- m.; T. L. White, up 6:30 a. m. that of becoming a truly dedi- in Alabama was the special lr~~ the game's onl y homerun, Obio River - Loek 13, Prin· rated Christian citizen. ', In this · fering project ·of the end Ken Haner was two for cipio down 10 :25 p 11).: Lock seeking, keep this guide in Seventh-day Adventist four. 11. A. D. Hanes, II, up 2:45 mmd : higher than the highest Mulberry Heights, on In the second game uf the F· m.; Bryan B. up 7:ii0 p. m.: humon thought can reach Is 12th. evening. Bm's Supermarket .Jacob G. up 3:45 a. m.; S. M. God's . Ideal for his children. Church members of North downed Quaker Slate Servioe Jenks up 6:15a. m.; Lock 15, A. r.odliness - godlikeness is the America pjan ..to . ra.i~ $11Xl.OOO Center 8-7. Carl Gille,.ie. Dan V. Criss up 6:45 a. m; Lock goal to be reached; Character to begin construction on the r.y Greene, Casby Mead•ws 16, Queen City down 6:55 a.m.; building is the most important dent center and cafeteria and Houck were each two for Pt-nsylvania down 2:30 a. m.; work ever entrusteu to human Oakwood. College, Huntsville, : two for lhe winners. Lock 17, Baby Lerc up 1:20 a. bemgs, and never before was Alabama. 1 O•nPison led Quaker State m.: Lock 18, New Martinsville rts diligent study so important Oakwood College continues a . hitters with a three for three. down 2:15a. m.; Onward down " now. tradition dating back to 1896.1 Wayne F'olden and Bill Houck 6:15 a. m.; Lock 20, Jefferson , Make the dally improvement f~ was founded to serve the Ne- l · do'!'ll,.4 a. m.: E'Deana Bo~ of your character a matter of oro atu~ent and continues to of· we"' eech two lor two. At 7:30 r.m. ton i•ht. Neal'• ·••orth up 7:30a. m : Lock 21, , tud)' from God's Word, and fer a lirst-dass liberal artS will mr'et Barr's at the GSI Duncan Bruce doyn 4:50 a.m.; irray to God that He will make education to all races, though diamond in tile quarter.fin als ; Lock 22, Rose G. up 4;40 a. m ; .you a strong young man and : the student body Is of the tournament. The winner .Polly R. up 5:25a. m.; Lock --- -~· -- -- ...,__.- . nanUy of the Negro race. wiU advance to the semi-finals. ~ 23. Express up 5:55 a. m.: Jeff- a. m.: National down1!4:20 a. • Although Oakwood' College r boat up 7:30 a. m.: Greenup :m.; Hed Bird up 6:20 a. lb.; 1recta tiS mal~ ernpha~ 10 the A thought for the day-Greek Locks, Joey Cbotin up 10:45 p. iMeidahl Locks, Alton Zephyr I Negro studen~ an lncrusing phiiO!opher Socrates once said: ;m.; Western up 12:20 a. m.: Idown 6:30 p. - m.; Edward S. number of Nerro .y~ung. J100Ple "Folse words are not only evil Mark M. up 1:25 a. m.; OVEC !Bosworth up 9:30 p. m.; John ' atlend oth~s ol ~ '1 f Seve~tll111 themselves, but they Infect up l :iill a. m. ; Ravenswood up ,Morrow down 4:iill ~. m.; Beck- day Adyentlst OQJieg-.· II!~ ,unJ. lbe soul as weu.• '2:45 a. m.; Valvollne up 3:20 1Jord down &:30 a.m. lversltlh 11\, Norlb Aiherlta, ' ' ' ! ,' ' . .' . . • . . ,, $ DfSPLA Y - A preview of what a segment of the future county museum may look like was a feature of an exhibit at the Mason County Fair last week in a river the me provided by the Mason County Historical Society. Rr:sty Watter!OD ~ge 8, has his picture taken With these replicas from the hand :crafted collection of Austrn Johnson Thousaflds enjoyed the exhibit. Many new members were s1gned at the farr. Henders~n Mayor Arch•e. Henry is chairman of a fund drive to raise money for construction o! the ,1>roposed museum. A list of members s1gned at the fair will be published later. ':.~.' ' -••••t ••• ... e FULL e BUY ~RICED ~-; !.. •'tfiri'J • •• )~~iced llnl · ;·a.·. ~ JEANS SALE • . .' ,.. ~· .... ~ ., . .•'. �•' '( ,. ~ .. '. ' ., ' ' ,.. • ' • "' J ". . to ·MA~J<El' • Open Daily 9 9:3o~iun. Mill •nd ... (Formerly Evans SuD&r Market) -· Se~ond Sts. . PHONE: 992-3480 ''We Reserve Th D•~~t To · e _.. Limit Quantities• ·.• to 9:30 l gals. -. . . . · MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ON -· EVERYTHING •YOU . .- ' . ' MAXIMUM ' .$3.00 '" I·BUV~ I·N - ;~.TH:IS , STORE . ··~· . SEE ORDER IILANI'ifOR C:QIIIPUl'E· . I ' I f ·cHUCK I 'Bottles ' lb BLADE . CUT ' -. ....... ..-..... ~ . ' _lb. 8pk. \I . ,,--:,"' .. ,.,., .;.,._ ' .; . '";' ~·-~ ROUND IONI I 12• oz. cans . CENTIR CUT ! c I l8 oz. >' jars · . . ! '• { $'·_· · • c ••••• STEAK RIB5 39r ••. ·. • ROAST _ _ . . 43c •• ._ I .·~ . I ANI) MAY IIOT BE CI.AIMm. 'OIWERNMEftT REGUlATIONS APPLY. I' •ttw _ Away HIUIRY· -, OFFER EXPIRES sm:·. ROAST - - - - 49c lb. INGLISH CU,T qoAST • lb.55c IONILIIS ' ' "'' ' . RUMP·~~OAST ---..:..·_ _-:ib. 79c-, GROUND CHUCI( 69c GROUND BEEF . . 59c HAM SANDWICHES 10 99c '' Finest ~q14tll ••• l.owes~ P.Ue• ••• tllwags ilt Mark V \ ·Hudson ' ~ ~ ·_ - :Papef foWels 3 ~~~ zo eo 6 ~ s1 '. ~-"• Br•mt ·~ • lb. lb. MIRACLE for MARGARINE < POLISH SMOKEb ·SAUSAGE _ _ _ lb. 49c 4c Off .00 SMOKE~~ PICNICS ·•. 39c pkgs. EVANS WIENERS ·· 89c ECHO LARD -lb. 69 • e e ••~ C • • e •••• ·. ~OLOGNA (piece' :.lb.39c .•• ' · • • ,· r ,.,. . . ·~ ROUND STEAK lb. 79c • • ·~ SIRLOIN STEAK TIP · ib. 99c , 32IOZ. · •• .C"'BE STEAK . . CJ,9c . ' . 20 c1. . 4 nrlon . • ., PICK YOUR . --·-· C. . ' • "-"' Qu•lltY Marshmallows·~~: 19c , Assortllll l111t1nt Dwert ' · ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY#, · ' • ON SALE ALL WEEK LONG . • ' ~- . ' ·P..lun hluty ... Everyd1y Low Price . _____ __ ... ·-- · .. . : t DEL MOtlfE99C .,. 1 • ~ 1 •• ~ .l'f:Jt 0 ~ ' • ' ' ' r.u~M . . ' "' . ,· ,. , ,· · ,I · • I ' . ' • = ~ 10c0ff ¥ c :. STARCH ' .. ~' AI!GO .. 16 oz. :t ••• ' ----lNo~:$1 P'EAS" '' GRAPE ~-l-'!~29c ! HI.C: D.INK '' ' ' . ' ~ ·3·5 1- CORN.,·.. I . , '" • , ' 1. ) I • ·I . ' Cia. Hl't . ' • ' ' -, r• . ' - : ~ . . :td-111, * ' ' j.;~f\1jJ\ ., '. I f;.. ' 1- . '! I j ,, '6' I ' ' . , ... ', t .;,',j I ' '• , ••• ~· ' , • ~ •, I 'c.' ; :',t ' -- g 59"·c - ~'E • . GREEN BEANS ~-----4No~~$1 1 = ~ a! ENGLISH MOUNTAIN . -~ ORANGE -'--~:29c ~- · · i gal. • ~ ~ HI·C DRINK PltOOUE SHIPPID IN PRESH FOR YOU sw.ll:f -" ..-~ '' , 12 .-- . ' SPRAY bottles lf:i l: . STA·FLO 14oz. · M~'S· SPICIA~~ ·. P"-OM OUit IAKIItY ' ' GRAPE . ·~Poi!IIINI ' I . K(ti.FT . . ' ' JOHNSON'S IN CROWN CITY CLOSED SUNDAYS '200 Ct. Boxes 011. Sated Bowl by Krlft _ WHITE ANDIASSORTED 4 TISSUE -~--3 p~:'$1 IALLIIItO PiLLIIUlY BI SCUITS------ 1·2 .... itiiiY ,rollo *1 SlOPPY JOES · -'---m~:49c Ll&s PI.N·TO- . ' BEANS ·s '"'.:*1 . II . ' ' PiKE'S. PEAl( FtOUR__,_ _u...~. $1-" · ' IN CROWN CITY, OHIO . : .. , , AND AT MARK V MARKET IN MIDDLEI'OttT JE.tLY , ARMOURS TREET ~:~L CHAIIMIN AIIOITID .... WHITI I ~a Formerly Williams Market l•r SAU·CE KIIAPT , ... 9C MUSTARD: ---l•r NOlTHIRN AltOIITID NAPKINS .:-±=:----. IMIII.29 pk.. c lveryd1y Low Price _.. Str1ined . • No.HJ69 . 3 COCKTAIL ------ .... c;. ll'OKILY APPLI . JOHNSON'S NEW SUPERMARKET ··. ·I ." ITOIIILY I'IIUIT . · HAM_ lb. 99.. • box" ~111!1 Bowl by KrofY'"" '"'"' ~ ••• ••• ellS-MIX eRAT STAX 'MIX . •coRN MUFFIN MIX · 'PICG. Royal PUDDINGS ·.: 10c Gelatin 4 3 9c Gerber's Baby Foods ··" . 1Qc . ~alad Dress'ing~.49c -.· Spread SANDWICH ·q,. -49c .H in· SWEET -PICKLES IOILID . •e'·· - "mouo Royal ... All l'l•von ', :-. ' ('_ ' . r, .• - - - - I FAVORITE! '• ALL SPECIALS 0~ THIS PAGE ARE AVAILABLE .AT. ' ·.:_·, 1tl ''. t ' ' ' ·•I '. ' ' ' ·.. ' ·! . i ' �•' '( ,. ~ .. '. ' ., ' ' ,.. • ' • "' J ". . to ·MA~J<El' • Open Daily 9 9:3o~iun. Mill •nd ... (Formerly Evans SuD&r Market) -· Se~ond Sts. . PHONE: 992-3480 ''We Reserve Th D•~~t To · e _.. Limit Quantities• ·.• to 9:30 l gals. -. . . . · MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' ON -· EVERYTHING •YOU . .- ' . ' MAXIMUM ' .$3.00 '" I·BUV~ I·N - ;~.TH:IS , STORE . ··~· . SEE ORDER IILANI'ifOR C:QIIIPUl'E· . I ' I f ·cHUCK I 'Bottles ' lb BLADE . CUT ' -. ....... ..-..... ~ . ' _lb. 8pk. \I . ,,--:,"' .. ,.,., .;.,._ ' .; . '";' ~·-~ ROUND IONI I 12• oz. cans . CENTIR CUT ! c I l8 oz. >' jars · . . ! '• { $'·_· · • c ••••• STEAK RIB5 39r ••. ·. • ROAST _ _ . . 43c •• ._ I .·~ . I ANI) MAY IIOT BE CI.AIMm. 'OIWERNMEftT REGUlATIONS APPLY. I' •ttw _ Away HIUIRY· -, OFFER EXPIRES sm:·. ROAST - - - - 49c lb. INGLISH CU,T qoAST • lb.55c IONILIIS ' ' "'' ' . RUMP·~~OAST ---..:..·_ _-:ib. 79c-, GROUND CHUCI( 69c GROUND BEEF . . 59c HAM SANDWICHES 10 99c '' Finest ~q14tll ••• l.owes~ P.Ue• ••• tllwags ilt Mark V \ ·Hudson ' ~ ~ ·_ - :Papef foWels 3 ~~~ zo eo 6 ~ s1 '. ~-"• Br•mt ·~ • lb. lb. MIRACLE for MARGARINE < POLISH SMOKEb ·SAUSAGE _ _ _ lb. 49c 4c Off .00 SMOKE~~ PICNICS ·•. 39c pkgs. EVANS WIENERS ·· 89c ECHO LARD -lb. 69 • e e ••~ C • • e •••• ·. ~OLOGNA (piece' :.lb.39c .•• ' · • • ,· r ,.,. . . ·~ ROUND STEAK lb. 79c • • ·~ SIRLOIN STEAK TIP · ib. 99c , 32IOZ. · •• .C"'BE STEAK . . CJ,9c . ' . 20 c1. . 4 nrlon . • ., PICK YOUR . --·-· C. . ' • "-"' Qu•lltY Marshmallows·~~: 19c , Assortllll l111t1nt Dwert ' · ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY#, · ' • ON SALE ALL WEEK LONG . • ' ~- . ' ·P..lun hluty ... Everyd1y Low Price . _____ __ ... ·-- · .. . : t DEL MOtlfE99C .,. 1 • ~ 1 •• ~ .l'f:Jt 0 ~ ' • ' ' ' r.u~M . . ' "' . ,· ,. , ,· · ,I · • I ' . ' • = ~ 10c0ff ¥ c :. STARCH ' .. ~' AI!GO .. 16 oz. :t ••• ' ----lNo~:$1 P'EAS" '' GRAPE ~-l-'!~29c ! HI.C: D.INK '' ' ' . ' ~ ·3·5 1- CORN.,·.. I . , '" • , ' 1. ) I • ·I . ' Cia. Hl't . ' • ' ' -, r• . ' - : ~ . . :td-111, * ' ' j.;~f\1jJ\ ., '. I f;.. ' 1- . '! I j ,, '6' I ' ' . , ... ', t .;,',j I ' '• , ••• ~· ' , • ~ •, I 'c.' ; :',t ' -- g 59"·c - ~'E • . GREEN BEANS ~-----4No~~$1 1 = ~ a! ENGLISH MOUNTAIN . -~ ORANGE -'--~:29c ~- · · i gal. • ~ ~ HI·C DRINK PltOOUE SHIPPID IN PRESH FOR YOU sw.ll:f -" ..-~ '' , 12 .-- . ' SPRAY bottles lf:i l: . STA·FLO 14oz. · M~'S· SPICIA~~ ·. P"-OM OUit IAKIItY ' ' GRAPE . ·~Poi!IIINI ' I . K(ti.FT . . ' ' JOHNSON'S IN CROWN CITY CLOSED SUNDAYS '200 Ct. Boxes 011. Sated Bowl by Krlft _ WHITE ANDIASSORTED 4 TISSUE -~--3 p~:'$1 IALLIIItO PiLLIIUlY BI SCUITS------ 1·2 .... itiiiY ,rollo *1 SlOPPY JOES · -'---m~:49c Ll&s PI.N·TO- . ' BEANS ·s '"'.:*1 . II . ' ' PiKE'S. PEAl( FtOUR__,_ _u...~. $1-" · ' IN CROWN CITY, OHIO . : .. , , AND AT MARK V MARKET IN MIDDLEI'OttT JE.tLY , ARMOURS TREET ~:~L CHAIIMIN AIIOITID .... WHITI I ~a Formerly Williams Market l•r SAU·CE KIIAPT , ... 9C MUSTARD: ---l•r NOlTHIRN AltOIITID NAPKINS .:-±=:----. IMIII.29 pk.. c lveryd1y Low Price _.. Str1ined . • No.HJ69 . 3 COCKTAIL ------ .... c;. ll'OKILY APPLI . JOHNSON'S NEW SUPERMARKET ··. ·I ." ITOIIILY I'IIUIT . · HAM_ lb. 99.. • box" ~111!1 Bowl by KrofY'"" '"'"' ~ ••• ••• ellS-MIX eRAT STAX 'MIX . •coRN MUFFIN MIX · 'PICG. Royal PUDDINGS ·.: 10c Gelatin 4 3 9c Gerber's Baby Foods ··" . 1Qc . ~alad Dress'ing~.49c -.· Spread SANDWICH ·q,. -49c .H in· SWEET -PICKLES IOILID . •e'·· - "mouo Royal ... All l'l•von ', :-. ' ('_ ' . r, .• - - - - I FAVORITE! '• ALL SPECIALS 0~ THIS PAGE ARE AVAILABLE .AT. ' ·.:_·, 1tl ''. t ' ' ' ·•I '. ' ' ' ·.. ' ·! . i ' �,-·-"... _.,,. 1 7 ROOM HOUsE. bath, nafut-. al gas, plenty of water, on Rl. 124. $85.00 month. Call 949-3403 or write Clem Cooper, Racine, Ohio. 8 11 3tc fROOM apartment and - iiiitii; """ ,. furnished, all utillUes paid, ~!a~;·i".!.,DI':"t~te!*;~ ,., mort ........ MOI'I 1Z·Dailf Sentinel, Po~·Mlddleport, Q., Aug. 18, 1967 For ._, AD the DM : _ - - -- STEAK, 'l9c lb., '""''II sliced 3 lb. $1.39; bologna lb. $1.39; pork chops, 79C lb.; saltine• 1 lb. 25c; bananao IOc lb. ; bleach 39 c gallon;' cakes 3 for $1.00; Dutch Boy paint $3.59 gallon; !08p, size. 3 lor $1.00 ; recaps tires $9118 reg. size. M & G Food Market, 3 miles South die port on Rt !_ · __ ~ 16 3,tc -,------ cood tires, vtnyl interior, wliilo top over artY llnlsh. -' ' 1965 MUSTANG CONVERTIBL:E $1~5 289 V-8 enl!lne, t ..peed, f IIOW whl!owoll tlrel, radio end heater, let back finish, white top, 0 , 4 .,,. a.nMCutMI &LIND API -- ROOM unturntshed anartment OFFI CI: otouRI ~~~H L • · '" i,Oil " m.. ~ litH 1 , 1ft to 11 ·00 l!lo;>OII S•turdiY in Pomeroy. Pb. 992-5385. p,,,, Pomeroy Motor Co. __ _ ._"~'' 2~ cn••ee "' &c.••r- 4 ...· 1'1\..... • _ __ - - - .. 11 ll Ue lf'l IAI' TO "l ACI llo WAN1 o\D ....... ROBIN MALONI ~......,..- LOWEE2Y? r ' AIN'T SEEN , .~ IM AROilNP or Call Collect 532-6881 II ONI CW rttll NICJiiot·PiiQt• ~• ' CALL ' DICk RAWLING$ ' E. White, 404lh So. 4th St., ltinton llepr111ntatlveln This Are• 20 Years Fai\ · · V. V. Johnson & Son · '222 - 4ih Ave., Huntington , me_n~_ ;.I'L ,v.aNER bwlln~ Honda Selea lc Elmer UDIATOR •:.) ) AVS HOfUA . & SERVICE Contect: CHARLES ~ISLE Syrecuae, Ohio Fer Free Etlllllllet • ·' e Aluminum Awning• . eAlumlnum Siding eAiuminum Railing~ eAiumlnum Windows & Doon eCar Porta e Polio• eBiown In intulatlon ,,. WY:I-21$1 MIODL&PORl OHIO EVINRUD£ ' PURNISHED and unfurnished PHONI ff2 .111• S.les end Service apartmenl> Close to school. Ohio 8oet encl' Motor 111 11 U• l lost and F-o-u n _ d_ _ Pbone !J\12•5434' Fo; -Sele Fur Sale Llcenso .._ . :c ->· _ _ _ . ____.. __ I m.,to .. Wanted_! TO SE'ITLE ESTATE, 19871••.:.0=="'"";;.,.===.1 Real ht1te Fo1 Sale SCHWARZEL MARINE WST - Man's billlold. Find- GENERAL WORK. painting, sewing machine. This machCLOSEOUY. SALE er may keev mo ney and re- · mowong lawns and s!orubbery ine makes buttonholes, darns, Air-Conditionen FOR SALE Two Story ! All New Radlitor Shop AUGNMENT turn hilllold Cl\nLtiuting valu- work, call or contact Ed emb. Take over six payments All ••u• In lfack. S.ve up to frame home in Middleport. lble persunal ~aprr<. B Ill ' Templeton, Bailey Run Roall, . of $6.70 per month. We wlll $60.00. Buy •• low u $127.50. 6 rooms and bath down· AND 1Car eTruclc eHeater HOCKINGPORT, OHIO , Young, Spring . Are., Porn· ( Pomeroy. 8 I 30tc ' bring this machine to your Good U...t stairs, 3 rooms and PHONE 667.3370 ; eroy. 8 14 3c , h CHEST ·FREEZER _ $125 furnished apartment Core eBulldo•er BRAKE SERVICe ome for you to lry. Cal 1 Goocl U...t stairs. Drilled well and PIUCi RillUtill eAny Type --. · For Sale 992-2836. 8 15 61c CHiiST FRIEZIR $165 1961 llUO bOAT LOST _ Black wallet. vio ·mily __ _ • ter softener. Large built-ino !l RlliATTA Dl:i~LAY Moa..a & Demonstrator of Tiny's Bargoinland or ~1d- : CANN ING TOMATOES. Bring FEMALE Border Collle puppy, ~· POMEROY kitchen. New waD to KEITH GOBLE FORD Phc!n• 992·21ot3 Pomeroy dleport Boat Dowk 9\12->.lt2. . contamer. $1.00 bu. One mile 8 months.,old, $10.oo:·' 992~. 992·2111 carpeting. AU newly rede· WY 1.fl96 I 14 Jtc below Ravenswnod Ferry. ' corated. Basement and, ~:~~~' '"""""""""""""""M"Idd,;,:lo;,pott~,"0;;·,.1 ·""""""""""""!!!!!!!!!!!!,;,~I Tb11 makea li entries not 8 1• Sic - - -- - -- - -Earl Phillips, Portland, 843- ' • ' · age. Jlclc W.' C•raay,• Mtrb a Good poi t location. et 1 S ' five contestants ill Nolice 2247· 8 16 12tc .i 1 ROOM Bro'ck House fu 11 Y P n m n on y. - -- - - - - - tlle area .event. LeQl I Notice r ; HOUSETRAILER. 38,11 -x 8 ft. basement, garage, big yard, BEANS, TOMaroES; melons , Phone 992-2782. two rooms built on and one of the lock houses on Rt. and potatoes. Clarence Prof· LIOAL Honn - - 3 1 with !Continued from page I) ALMOST 180 YOUNG people 30 x 40 fl. basement, in Rut-1 124. Virgil Walker, Racine, fill, Portland. tl-43~2254. ~ · .1.. Th•, Rutl nd Town~hlp Tru•tee• ... ··~n, 41Uest bida on the follo.,lnl r 01re. d 1 I land. Call 742-5537; 1 94!!-2599. I ___ 11 61c lW -· oqu!pm••'• I 11 tre one uull hen,. dutJ tndustn 1t twe talent to say the least Addl· admiSsion 'l'uesday rugllt 8 16 6tc I - · POMEROY /SPRING 'VE tractor with four cvllnder D I e I e 1 I • to dance on the race lr 8 " •• =cc "-· 6 ROOM HOUSE b th t "' • _ , Mot.nr. 220 cuble tn~h or more, h~avy 1 tion of paintings to the , .• ,,'• w SATURDAY NIGHT I=BOWLING bail, bag and shoes. ' a • w 0 BUILDING LOTS, p a' ed 1 7 room frame 4 bedrooms ~ ~ut~ 1o11d er. bucket to be controlled competition a 1 t· Kenny and the Restufus at a 1 1 • • 1o:r hydraulic cylinder. ntill a.m. "•. Hill. cheap. Walter Voss, wiII::ttp is dug wells, :el~ar, gara~e and st.rftts , WIer, t rea tve aJ p ottrer outbutidtngs,, ~ fruit trees IBS, sewer, bath, basement, new furnace, Front mounted n.v dnnllr back hOt!, development _ and the popu· !teen-lalflty. Ag n, another lR· U 10 .m. . f nd H. A.. LJevJna:, Mason~ W. Va. newly remodeled. $6.300.00.:,' !:~~~~nc;~~~c:;,~ .~! ;:;: m~~~~~ larlty of the exhlblting shows 1 , •~~atlon to tne Metjs l:ounty 8 15 1 2 - --~--store, acres 843-2751. o grou • gas, er ' Phone 713-5391 · a 10 lOtP POMEROY -EAST MAIN ST.I• 1;;:~,1!~ ~~mphue urhtln« mtem trend of change in county fairs,· ~·Ill'. bui1dlng, i' Phone a 11waltp Sun dow n Nile Club -'GROCERY stock and fixtures., or w t ll -- --·- . ,.... - 2 story frame, e rooms! 3' front and rear i sell stock and lease -building BUDGET PRICED furniture on ! 1186 HOND~; IOOd condition. 1 bedrooms, bath, cellar, con- ; ~:· tr~011 !:. ~-:e;;~"nato·~f!ko~~~e,:~ . A.nd, of course, grange 1el· ~· lAIR BOARD .officials a r e Geortl Hall ond and fixtures. Harden's Gro- l th'rd fl b dg t h Call 892-3Sie Middleport or . crote block garage. $6 0011.00. ' ""'. ""· htbots are ahrays outstam!lng. really pleased wo1h the hom our 1 oor u e s op. see at 911 Locust St Middle- I I 1 he trualen rt•aerve the ri!Wt to How th I n tr' hi h The Hallmarks Cel'y, Syracuse. 8 15 6lc I Baker Furniture, Middleport, ., SVRACUS! - 2 stor·y frame njt•d eny <Jr ~·I bid~. : efle grange peop e get arneas en Jes w c are OD. 1 '· . ' Obi .. If port 8 12 3tc home 8 rooms bath base- ~· "~"""'. T"""'"'' •"" "' 'so many examples nf excellent the Rock Springs Fairgroomas . $ YEAR OLU Paiommo mare o. e _ _ · ' • t to:.rd J 1wrmrs. r:~t-rk ' .. d . . • 1 1 OCAL UNION 517l United · h t Ph •! ment. furnace heating, gar. '" ••· " · 2te ;•or. an so many points Into fhere 1S a greatlleld of boraes • ; 55 one es a11 . one 992·3079 . · such a small booth · ~ ·t..Oled d dy to 1 States steel Workers, w 111 Gtp , DON'T pump your sluggish 65 GMC 1h Ton age, corner lot 100 x 159. , space os a !.' . ~n rea . go or 111lursday s have nomination of off1cers - - - ---· :- - 3 15 septic tank. Get Klean-Em$1 ,000.00 down, balanc~ NOTte• of PILING Of INVI!NTOIY . ways pu~llng. twilight racmg August , !96 , uo p. m. • 14 FT. Speedlmes hoat. 35 h.p. All Septic Tank cleaner. Pickup $1,695 monthly payments like rent · ••• ••·~~~:,:-;:TcouOT 1 The Meigs Local School Dis- i which starts at >:30. Friday's · 17 7 8 13 Sic motor. tra1ler, electric start, Landmark Farm Bureau EJ:tra clean lnside and out. Full price $8,500.00. . TM St•t• of Ohio, Melg• count,. d' 1 Jn be jracmg Will also start at that 1,.lct a1s h ~AC. . .ILBERT M• . COX ' Broker To the Elfecutor or Admlntilntor . ' 0 as a ISp ay It ,' •'ume Wl'th Saturd ay 's' program ' fully equipped. • -·00 . Ph one I 1 20 30tc 67 H I D "cis a ur the uta te: Lo ~Ueh or the ronow· lsenior fair building AL 'UNION 5171 United - Mason 7'13-5942. --,- 115 3tc-- , POODLE puppies AKC ch•ml'll Mot l r ey I lVI $195 on IIZ-3830 '"'" '""'''''"!'of !he "''' or f tb 11 .... new - -Ohio, vlz: - lhlf" ~urvivtna IPOUit. the uo a um'forma carrying out ito begin at 2 p. m. LOC 10 Stales Steel Workers for . sale ' loo blood une, stud' servtee ~ DO Ctormodycl ITh'- . VIRGIL or A HELEN aut •• kl•. ' "'"''"'"'" """'' 1 ' thto maroon . and · go Jd co1or THE . MEIG~ Con lid t d . will Se have te CANNING torl)atoes ' I TEAFORD I8 te 1 the will: .lind to lhl" otlornP.~ nr ~t· 11 torneya repruenllng any of th' •· ·:scheme are featured along Wltb el~tlon of orf tcers P m- . $1.00 bu., brnt« contamers. and min Ph 992-5443. · e · IS a new • ssoe q . SO a e bel' 7, 1967, 2:30 JO 7:30 P m. ! Victor Swain, Racine, Ohio. groo I· one i tfc :~!:. at 1 Cl'f&tly redueed tM-33%5 I ~or':~;~~tl ~ ~e~.;:~:~~: J r .. Rt. t, Porn · a small model of the planJ¥(1 ,.~and members wi.Il wear short 26 8 13 5tc s 1> 3Lp · 8 16 3tc l•ro,. oo1o. Meigs High School steeved 1weat1 shorts Saturday ~--- ~ --I BEAUTIFI!L • "'C """"ies 66 Cetalinl I ' ~··---. i Yo• "" ....., noU!Iod .... tho • wiJen the 1511-"~...•mup make STEREO CONSOLE- tf:- n.n "•t'l' ' . , lnvl!ntory ami AppralsemPnf ur t he II"" S WE ARE NOW employed as · con mpor- . blark sconies, apricot pond· ' FOR SALE - House, College "'''' of ••• •f"omonllo••'· "· AND THE MIDWAY its llrsl appearance since conary walnut stert(l Wlth AM, I . Pontiac Cpe. $2,395 ltd Cl H ceued, late or ~aid r ounl,v. w~~ ru.. d ts jump.. . ida ' ' Relll, F:o.;ta lt: Sa\e,;men. He\FM d. del les, westies and schnauzers. One l'areful local owner. ., Syracuse. ara e 88 in thl• court. sa~d Inventory and A.p.. ing Two umbrell t u.1 , sol tmg .... they U be play. 11.oatl!lg Phone 66'1-3654 Bartaroo Ken· Low milea•e. ••e ••• gladly en and Virgi! Teaford, Syra- tUrQ.tabJe r~ lO.perfectuxe ronaitiOO home_ • See Freeland Norris I praiaement wm be for hea~nJ before . ' a YlJe IUUB ing at the gr~ndstand ' . . eo JY ....., _I ' thl8 Court on the :lnd day ~f SeptP.m· rades reaJiy make One young It cuse, Phone 992:.~125 . • payments of $7.10. nels. CoolVIlle, Ohio. I 6 7tc this refercar. YOU to the own:er of 149-3868. 1987 •. at 10:00 o'doc.ll: A . M. beart. ' One features amall mqt. •tc Tak ~ over _ I 16 6tc Ibf!r. Any p•non de•lrlnc to rr. exup.. A SKY . DIVING exho'b!'lo'on o b i r;WtNG Qlad)tnM. _ . . . _.. 8u • Se 1 l\om therelo nw~l fllf' theiTI 1t lea~' • 1 th !he l I 13 ..- - - per month or pay alance ' •• ...,.. Slft8SI rv tel rive du• prior to the date •et ror ; orcyc es- e o · r ama l fire w'lch ,. . b'li d 1 t . .m ,-u ur "·-~. aU -·•ee WY · -· d police cars. The :1 " 'e . . or . wo ev... ,, . ' l due $112.60. Try 1t ~ ,.,_,... $ hnrmll ,engmes an NF.:EJ F.XTRA M0 'i E I . 50 . 1 t'be ran Shop p~ ' Given under my hand •nd .eal of bl k' ,. his rungs at the fall' JS still on the nr ln! n eediM snd wanting home. Cal1 992--3!1.1. 8 15 &tc .l . .. A.UcnO"iEER •a1 d t:olllL, thLI 14th tl~) of Au >: Ui t, m mg I.g on both rides are "doubtful" r15 t F . bo d 0I "" . Aulllortzed Singer &ilea dii Complete Servloe "" sheer fascination The h • aor ar • home-workers. Li~t-30 cents, 1967 ST ER~Oh. loadv~lv walnudt ' Ser.-ie.. J 18 Ut ,., CriU Bradford Judie ,!d ~x·~~<~~E~iu.-. or ..,d brellas over the ·tyo rid~:e.::p· fkials hav~ heen unable to con. 1 wtt r 10, reu1r free gill sourer for ea. c h consoP STERRO RADIO, 1967 model. lcp1u t . tact the diver who is contract· order receiv...-4 . Carman, 3~0 ~tor age 6 speskers take ov3 BJWROOM ~wse. Mason, W th!'s set has dual volume conWrite, Pll~ne or Cnotact •r Hoe>nn~tt• o'Brten. : revolvmg to add to the attrae-: ed. for the event so It may no I ..'V . . . . V CaU 77W611 992-6158. A. C BRADFORD ChtU oepuly Ch!rk od 0 th 1, tion There a 8 ·· -. G;·.1vepurt Road, Columbus, er payment of 5.50 u f; ; ' or trol, with 4 speed intermixed ·~ Ltll t6. 2:1. 2tt l. · re er m ern materialize. Oloio 13207. 8 6 30tp . mooth or pay balance d u <' e 7 tfc changer, radio equipped, llaciae, Olde n,des i~r lhe older young pen1 1 lfc --·Sllr1 .50. Try it in vour Jtor,·e. · ONE SMALL BRICK HOME twin speakers. Lovely walnut p.e.. · e ,merry-go-round and TONIGHT, OF COURSE, in CURTlS "Dairy. Beet" Breed· Call 992·2836. 8 15 in MaS'ln, floor furnace , 40 •I finish. Take over payments APPLIANCE HOSPITAL r: :errtsh wheel, however, al- observance of kiddie day, the llig Ser1ito'for you at 16 per Ill-EVER like 1 100 lot. Only $3000. Phone 1 of $1.25 per week or pay baJ. Jeloa M. Rolli••· lrd St., -1"\llfi.ICD Racine Fire Department w 1If cow Call Parker !192-2264, electric s\Jarnpooer $1. Porn· 742-4211, Arnold Grate. 1 ance due $80.44. Cail"992-3218. Masea, W. Va. . .I Zl tic hshed po Ia 1 n e r esta bave the first of two lireworkll Pomeroy, or 985-3824. Chesto ' t say users of Blue Lustre 8 10 6tc 8 15 6tc Mil " WHAT DO THEY! . SEE? pu r y. displays. The second will be 1 26 30tc I . ' REAllY. COIICrete deuVel' What do other poop e see Sa l1'd . ht Th . . or. lor de• ning carpet. R e , t j eel right to your p~Jecl. ·Fall When they look at you and me? I JANET KORN doe &n't II ay nog . e dosplay woll Wlnled electnc shampooer $1 Pomlltd easy. Fret 1811mata. Do the see a look that's wise , scare easily. Site's back on the follow lie borse pulling contest - - - -- --- ' eroy Cement Block Co. ) Q Ml:gle: from our shining eyes? ' grounds this year at her WM· the grandstand event TOP PRICE for Root•. Copper. ----- - -8 14 tile ~ ., 6 10• : . Do they see a •unny smile, PO post despite an injury at . Bra". clean bone dry , no 64 ACRE Farm with equit>- l :~~;' l. 21. ~_ That will Unger quite awhlle the fair which laid her low a TOWNS OF THE county will dirt. "" Iron. Boll B a' I e y, ment, e•cellent M beef or Harlem %. Foodflllh wlloal AIR CONDmONING Relrtge~ In the regions o( !heir ht>art. couple of year& back. Keeping become "ghostlike" Thursday lleed£ville, Oh<o. Iott daory ,cattle, a mce farm cabby J. P~ '' · In •' lti«J 111rvlce. Jack'l Relrlg· After we have chanced to part? cp witlo the lair activities Is a aflernoon. This Is tlie day when 8 13 4· Fren · pond, barn, corn crib, tool 5· ~~:~an :Ott~ eration. New Havea.. Phone king 11ize job but you can bet _ _H _e_l_p_ W - an _ t_ed --:--- J sheds chicken house, garage, 9. 1ncYn• '· Lsb 182-2071. 4_1_ lie What do other people hear on determined Jane,!. workshop. very good house '"· ~.:,~·at ;;;':,~.::_ ~':,"". Public Sale IWhen our words fall o? the ear? , THE 1_ BIG . The courthoo.\se wlll close •t with 7 rooms and bath, bas~ 12. Elmer and fever 21. Hollt~ ---- ---- --- - - -I Do they hear us ctlltoize, , . . ~~ Bend Mus~eal l noon on both 'n1urlda and Fri· a Tex.. s. Proclalmo Jon ANTIQUE SALE, Wednesday, ~ And pretend we're very wise :wolo open Thursday night. You , day due to the fairY MALE or I'EMALE . r.st home,! ment. cpal furnace, one closlive jn. Box 85, Mason , W. i ed in ~ch, one open porch, university •· 8<110 24. ,.,..., ·-·· Auguat 23, 10 a. m. The out- 1When we talk about our own, ;can take my word lor It that 1 · 1 ~a . 8 16 JU: ' ;ar ge patio. good drilled well :: ~.~~~ 1. ~:;:: aa. - staodlng andthe et1ceEaUen t Leo!· I' Who are with us in our bome, i1thi• year'besshow hao some s.ure- 1 so, THE 111111 fait1 18 under1a e r1 yn- And about our friends as well, i ore num rs. Among thent - ' wa and t& . oin . •· f 1ection o1 , on 1y 2 miles from Racine, 15. s.a 10. AwdllaJ7 29. swerv.. s•. storr.DESK CLERK, to live in . Male JUst off Route 124, $15.0011. between 30.Loon·t"" 37. Beonl GDn wUl be sold at 534 W. l Who around 111 humbly dwell? :and one I feel sure should roct [ glsgrea Greoceand 17· 8Plondld IL ot MainSt.,Pomeroy,flrsthouse l lthe house -Is the Usle med· 'jior·e ' som 1 g or female. Apply in person I See or call Lin Hart at Ra18 ' "!!· :;::..,. above the Pomeroy • Mason · What will other people IIY ley. John and Keith, wearing vel'yone. S. ·YOU there Ohio Hntel, Moddleport. · cine Food Market, 949-3342 11. r 8 15 6te till 8 p. m. I 14 Stc 19. Elovato4 Bridge. A PREVIJ!:W of the , When we go to Church and !satin Southern costuming, Will ---· --~ ... · ·- . ~~~t'O\Uio estate will be on SUnday, Augpray, appear with banjos doing such · · 121 PART TIME - F1ve ladies 20 Prices Wortfl W•ltlne For 2l. Portend ust 20. from 1 to .f p. m. And pretend to lov~ the Lord, ol~ favoriets as •'Waltin' for the UatU&&& J&U~r-..nl ••• n.,.ded immediately. No e"' 1968 23. Sm•U Large collection of copper ! If we do not keep 1111 Word? Robert E. Lee," "Swanee", (J.JlVEIAND ·(IJPI) - Fw perience nt'{'rssary. Excel- · eCOMANCHEe .~!;'' lustre, walnut secretary, ov-ll u we make a prayer that's "Way Down Yonder 111 New At .......at ......... • ~11111 lent pay. Call 88'l·282~ . HARDTOP " · Part al marble top stands, 2 pc. long Orleans" and olbeno. yean, 1¥ JVJ,b._.. elp. II 8 14 3tc TRAVEL TRAILERS 21. Lounge walnut bedroom suite, ladles :0r •ult~ 1weeU•1 oing 1 song, U.les always score with . •~lee el tile Ullted 28. Hawa.iiaa .,we hope to do some good, enoes. G+..'blrd and gentlemen chairs, G. W i can This year, Wanted To Buy - - -- ' HERE-NOW 29. Shellae T.W. Lamps, 2 pr. lustres u we don't live as we should? ,should be their best .. . ' .... Nliley 'llli!lteJ,•ef li kind - Roots . Bark --Gina ; 12. Ft•h howk mantles, oriental rugs, ban· : i you're llke ft. t Alple, Tel., dllleW lilt All 67 Mollolo Rodueod seng. yellow root. wild ginger, , ~;~~~ quet lamps, oU miniature 1What would other people do, Incidentally, this year'1 a.., May Apple, clean, no dirt. : eHANNALINEeAPACHEI Soft up to $300.00 :7. Pal• lamps, round w'lnut table 3' Should they follow me ·and ,to be held DD both · · lite ..,..,, .......... Bill Bailey. P. 0. Boa li, a. Scotf chairs, Victorian loveseat and ! you? ·and Saturday nlgi1UI Will V 11 Wllle M, · t:l' illll Reedsville, Ohio, 45772.. .o. ~:~· rocker, walnut banquet table Would they find the narrow istart until 1:30 p. 1!1· 'ftlil ,IIi L~ ·~ ROUSH & LYONS 4 17 Ulltc , lLN•m•wlth 6 ladderback rush botway, due to daylight aa91DC11 tilne; ·,..cJIIlilt, .U.. Kilt· el =co=c-.,--- CAMPING TRAILERS rrANDING timber inOhio0, i ;"., tom chairs, gateleg table, ! Where folks really love to pray? iThe later hour waa set In . Be•dl, Cliff., tool • Horton St.-M11on W.Va. West Virginia, or old farms ..tor parlor lamp, Iron bootjack, !Or, would they be led below, !to give the show 11111 benelll ·: ~~ · ma14'h with timber . Mar i. on Reynolds, ll(lneo iron tea kettle, Queen Ann i Where all sinful people iot as much darkness as troill': &lij .r.e. will! Wotch for tho ,1\rrlvol of Boz 77. Syrac,;se, Ohio. d. :::... library table, hand carved 1 Let us search our heartJ and 'ble due to the needed ID tnallle. _ ,K I I e TOUR-A-HDMEe 1 I Z4 tic vo1Ao drop leal table, frosted, col· see 1 for number ellecUveoteall, lie BIM ... NJII'ILlgh-ithl P1ok.Up TRUCK CAMPER ored and erystallamp shades, IU we're what "e ought to be. , · The junlorr fair king ~ Insurance $795.00 up DAILY CRYP'l'OQUO'fE - Jleni'a .... to work 1t1 wash atand, spinni!OB wheel, • John Sayre 'llld <Ana ..t.XYDLB..t...t.II:B PHON)l Reuter Insurance Ag --rectangle marble stand, plc- . If we're not, theR let's pt tn ·'WID be Introduced each lo Ll)MGrBLLO'II' I!IC)', 992-2194 lor T r a ,. POR SALE - 1958 Chevrolet tures, glassware, brass ket- 1Wilb the folko tbat's sure to 1 before the show One letter llllmpl7 JtaDdl for anothw. Ia tbit 10111ple A Is u!le• Trailer, Camper '!'railer or Impala 2-door hardtop. 348 1le and stand, carnival piece'!. · win; night tile .J1<:bion \. the three L'l. X for U. two cr.. etc. SiDCle lettera, apoePick-up Camper Insurance. cu. in. Vol! motor, atandard f« TV, stove, refrigerator, 3 pc. l this Is . done by ~erving .God, · ·Apple Q111 tropblel, the .JeqUa and formatioP. ot. tM wonts IN all hint& AIJo Motorcycle Insurance 1 shift In good c:Ondliloa and Jllal'!h day the oode !etten are 4lfterent. mndern waln,ut bedroom !Wbllt upon tl)ls earth we pJod. be lon bllld. popular ralel. 6 10 uc pricei, to sell. See Phil Swinsuite, numao:Oiis llema not , 4pd.. jcceptlng His dear :'Son, ' I dell. 7 It tfc llBted. Auct. Note: AU of !hie Who lor us, the victory won .&U'l'U!IJOBILE Insurance beeD B.lQYi:: OQJIJII:TO I:ZlYB:QI: merchandise Is In excellent wbeq.,Jie,, died, u~n the . tr~ · ai1C!J!ed1 Loll your opers.t. 1947 HARLEY J)avldsoa Mot• condition and there are mllllJ To 11dee!D' mid Set us ~ «'• 11cen!e7 Call WY J-211811. trcycle, model 61, Good e<!ll- HWPAKBLK '):1vKB V J(PQUB 'NO. ' unusual and. unlqu& pieces: II · ,, •. . . ' • 1i tfc diUOD. IIObera IUtml, Pom- II P II II: Cl l P T It 0 'II' A. It B 1.-lo P Y• you are Interested In good · If we truly .love the _ _ Auto-S..,--Iea _ --::.1 eroy, 1_ 14_ 1t~ IIKWAAI: antiques, attend this sale. W• wlllllve by Ills dear =:"""::;---c:c=--7---'---=--~ IF CARPET8 IDit 4dJI 11d. y;ust • •,.. O,.,t1 ..M, WHilRII ftlllRE IS lllOS? Bradford Auction Co , Racine, And ;th~·,worda thai Pr.ple_~~~j liN SUPER Sport Cbatel11 areary ~ ._ !iptll u Wtllll' T.!llll SHADOWS Allll HJ:AVIICST.-GOIIIrlill Ohlo. CrOw, Crow, and Por• WIU fall slreelly on • · Contact IJonel Randolph they IPPI'I' w1111 11M Lui• - . . _ , • .,.,.. II) stt •''\ _..., ter. Attorneys. Charles ,will· ~ both kiold • 1Cr088 from ·Racine Hla~ tre. IteM llleldi +lllfOO'I' ermuth, Adm. of tbe J;ari · ~.nd wlll. alrlve our 'beSt kbool .,.. nil N-3324. • fl. , _ ltn, Comlll' . I' ly PRED LASSWELL MAN SNUFFV, MYERS water softener, fully automatic, 3 months old, e<!st $315.00, will sell for tt:>o.ou. ll Full Instructions. Phone 2053. Paul Grueser. 8 16 3!~ OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OltiO IMITH WHAR'8 '«<RR! 1:.:::::::=::::::::;::;=:::~:=:::...::== 1 1e 3tc ciiBI!lD 1966 CHEVROLET IISCAYNE 4 DOQR _ $1695 3116 ou. ln. ,.,_llle, turbo bYdrilnatic lrtliamlsaiGn. l!.. ter ONE 6 room apartment With 1964 CHEVY II 2·DOOR $1099 1 bath. one 3 room apartment 194 cu. ln. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio, beater. Like new white• " ' " OltCOUfl' 01' pll '. I I I wall tire•, aqua finisb. ' with bath. electric stove I 111 " ~~~tlthln ' ' d.•ya. OP THANKI ' OIITV.Ioll:l&l n , 0,.1 ,.,nlmum &.ch an d ref ngP.TA.tor. IT IntPresI• wore 1c. ed pt.one 992-!733 B 7 tfc .., Sele ONE TREND loam rubber upholstered brown tweed divaR, i one foam rubber~ olive green : 1 upholstered chair, leather top mabogany coff.ee table. Call • • 4 ROOM upstairs apartmetll with bath. Call 99S-1190i. Aailable September 5. 8 U Stc [ ·,;;;~~~"~' ~, --~ .' _ 1!9W _ 454. $70.00 Call 992#15a lf or tfc 99J. 2571 evenings, ea 1.. , '. IARN!'I GOOGLI 111111 INUPPY .. rXPERIENCiD SERVICE WHEEL ~ ... ART SAN50M rrj1'> BORII LOSEI --~- ~HAT IS IT \tlOit BLAETTNARS I l WINNlL! WINKLI i •====--==-. - Sidelights · ·~ Cilt'l DANCE . '""'-. Bv HOWII !<;ti".I!EIDER lOOK HERE ! rrs Mltll TOO BOAUTIFUL our- ~S TO f>., 1V SflOIU lojl ,, ' l ' c BE OOIIJG TODAY! 1HA1'S ATERRIBlE THIIIJG FOR. iHEto/\10 DO! J.Ufl() (X) THE.V THitJK, i.UE ARE THAT THE'I' El(• us 'ro UJI\lCI-\ !liE HALF-1>.,-to/\lf.JD TO ltJRIJ IT OFF.! "' DAY? Look5 li ke buGine" is qood,Cork4 ' · · · It na' be. Pop! With t hree growinq kidG! !loy! Can ti1e~ eat! I 1 va 1 I JLAm'NAR USED-anythin~ . . . (t)HILt:, ctl 'I').It :-:.~ lleami~g DliGOU"r UE'i:i, 'lilLEtrr AHD UHJttllf. AT LEAST IT WILL~ O~MOST OAN~EROUS ~NEMYI ~~~: t/~~~ta~ad:o;uol co~ A I LY CR SSW 0 RD 'ilolCClE, lAHDIHCO Pl!:R IT!iKlF; ANO'lM!R "TT<UE ! BU1' THE pQr: T'S ~tc ~ Bf:HD-trH 1'Ht HfAVn.Y W\!RCf.l.l'D ly v, T. HAMLIN ~~:~~~IS s't'::!'p ;: ~=• :~~::onec~~::. ·~~r::l~:\~ -•w !':..':: i;"..:;:::~... 1 .,..b =ead C'~lnly tli=re ~~ J!::· 'I ' DICK TRACY 25 I ' ' u.,.,.... · . •· :!: I 1 I' ~·' - - - ·- · ' ·liD ==· U.t'·',....., ··\;·. ~ ~· ~ ••!-it•JII!IIlll!'!illl.;. -.w. \ '.... ... 'r ' I r .... ,. ! llj' 1 Wild· j'Y• l.fiiCioD Bt~ti. :. 1\U ·~',Jt ~~~~~i~t~tt.:f~~ lifiutdl, fl 'tlll;ll. '. AND IT ~' 1 ::1. ly CHEITU IOW.D �,-·-"... _.,,. 1 7 ROOM HOUsE. bath, nafut-. al gas, plenty of water, on Rl. 124. $85.00 month. Call 949-3403 or write Clem Cooper, Racine, Ohio. 8 11 3tc fROOM apartment and - iiiitii; """ ,. furnished, all utillUes paid, ~!a~;·i".!.,DI':"t~te!*;~ ,., mort ........ MOI'I 1Z·Dailf Sentinel, Po~·Mlddleport, Q., Aug. 18, 1967 For ._, AD the DM : _ - - -- STEAK, 'l9c lb., '""''II sliced 3 lb. $1.39; bologna lb. $1.39; pork chops, 79C lb.; saltine• 1 lb. 25c; bananao IOc lb. ; bleach 39 c gallon;' cakes 3 for $1.00; Dutch Boy paint $3.59 gallon; !08p, size. 3 lor $1.00 ; recaps tires $9118 reg. size. M & G Food Market, 3 miles South die port on Rt !_ · __ ~ 16 3,tc -,------ cood tires, vtnyl interior, wliilo top over artY llnlsh. -' ' 1965 MUSTANG CONVERTIBL:E $1~5 289 V-8 enl!lne, t ..peed, f IIOW whl!owoll tlrel, radio end heater, let back finish, white top, 0 , 4 .,,. a.nMCutMI &LIND API -- ROOM unturntshed anartment OFFI CI: otouRI ~~~H L • · '" i,Oil " m.. ~ litH 1 , 1ft to 11 ·00 l!lo;>OII S•turdiY in Pomeroy. Pb. 992-5385. p,,,, Pomeroy Motor Co. __ _ ._"~'' 2~ cn••ee "' &c.••r- 4 ...· 1'1\..... • _ __ - - - .. 11 ll Ue lf'l IAI' TO "l ACI llo WAN1 o\D ....... ROBIN MALONI ~......,..- LOWEE2Y? r ' AIN'T SEEN , .~ IM AROilNP or Call Collect 532-6881 II ONI CW rttll NICJiiot·PiiQt• ~• ' CALL ' DICk RAWLING$ ' E. White, 404lh So. 4th St., ltinton llepr111ntatlveln This Are• 20 Years Fai\ · · V. V. Johnson & Son · '222 - 4ih Ave., Huntington , me_n~_ ;.I'L ,v.aNER bwlln~ Honda Selea lc Elmer UDIATOR •:.) ) AVS HOfUA . & SERVICE Contect: CHARLES ~ISLE Syrecuae, Ohio Fer Free Etlllllllet • ·' e Aluminum Awning• . eAlumlnum Siding eAiuminum Railing~ eAiumlnum Windows & Doon eCar Porta e Polio• eBiown In intulatlon ,,. WY:I-21$1 MIODL&PORl OHIO EVINRUD£ ' PURNISHED and unfurnished PHONI ff2 .111• S.les end Service apartmenl> Close to school. Ohio 8oet encl' Motor 111 11 U• l lost and F-o-u n _ d_ _ Pbone !J\12•5434' Fo; -Sele Fur Sale Llcenso .._ . :c ->· _ _ _ . ____.. __ I m.,to .. Wanted_! TO SE'ITLE ESTATE, 19871••.:.0=="'"";;.,.===.1 Real ht1te Fo1 Sale SCHWARZEL MARINE WST - Man's billlold. Find- GENERAL WORK. painting, sewing machine. This machCLOSEOUY. SALE er may keev mo ney and re- · mowong lawns and s!orubbery ine makes buttonholes, darns, Air-Conditionen FOR SALE Two Story ! All New Radlitor Shop AUGNMENT turn hilllold Cl\nLtiuting valu- work, call or contact Ed emb. Take over six payments All ••u• In lfack. S.ve up to frame home in Middleport. lble persunal ~aprr<. B Ill ' Templeton, Bailey Run Roall, . of $6.70 per month. We wlll $60.00. Buy •• low u $127.50. 6 rooms and bath down· AND 1Car eTruclc eHeater HOCKINGPORT, OHIO , Young, Spring . Are., Porn· ( Pomeroy. 8 I 30tc ' bring this machine to your Good U...t stairs, 3 rooms and PHONE 667.3370 ; eroy. 8 14 3c , h CHEST ·FREEZER _ $125 furnished apartment Core eBulldo•er BRAKE SERVICe ome for you to lry. Cal 1 Goocl U...t stairs. Drilled well and PIUCi RillUtill eAny Type --. · For Sale 992-2836. 8 15 61c CHiiST FRIEZIR $165 1961 llUO bOAT LOST _ Black wallet. vio ·mily __ _ • ter softener. Large built-ino !l RlliATTA Dl:i~LAY Moa..a & Demonstrator of Tiny's Bargoinland or ~1d- : CANN ING TOMATOES. Bring FEMALE Border Collle puppy, ~· POMEROY kitchen. New waD to KEITH GOBLE FORD Phc!n• 992·21ot3 Pomeroy dleport Boat Dowk 9\12->.lt2. . contamer. $1.00 bu. One mile 8 months.,old, $10.oo:·' 992~. 992·2111 carpeting. AU newly rede· WY 1.fl96 I 14 Jtc below Ravenswnod Ferry. ' corated. Basement and, ~:~~~' '"""""""""""""""M"Idd,;,:lo;,pott~,"0;;·,.1 ·""""""""""""!!!!!!!!!!!!,;,~I Tb11 makea li entries not 8 1• Sic - - -- - -- - -Earl Phillips, Portland, 843- ' • ' · age. Jlclc W.' C•raay,• Mtrb a Good poi t location. et 1 S ' five contestants ill Nolice 2247· 8 16 12tc .i 1 ROOM Bro'ck House fu 11 Y P n m n on y. - -- - - - - - tlle area .event. LeQl I Notice r ; HOUSETRAILER. 38,11 -x 8 ft. basement, garage, big yard, BEANS, TOMaroES; melons , Phone 992-2782. two rooms built on and one of the lock houses on Rt. and potatoes. Clarence Prof· LIOAL Honn - - 3 1 with !Continued from page I) ALMOST 180 YOUNG people 30 x 40 fl. basement, in Rut-1 124. Virgil Walker, Racine, fill, Portland. tl-43~2254. ~ · .1.. Th•, Rutl nd Town~hlp Tru•tee• ... ··~n, 41Uest bida on the follo.,lnl r 01re. d 1 I land. Call 742-5537; 1 94!!-2599. I ___ 11 61c lW -· oqu!pm••'• I 11 tre one uull hen,. dutJ tndustn 1t twe talent to say the least Addl· admiSsion 'l'uesday rugllt 8 16 6tc I - · POMEROY /SPRING 'VE tractor with four cvllnder D I e I e 1 I • to dance on the race lr 8 " •• =cc "-· 6 ROOM HOUSE b th t "' • _ , Mot.nr. 220 cuble tn~h or more, h~avy 1 tion of paintings to the , .• ,,'• w SATURDAY NIGHT I=BOWLING bail, bag and shoes. ' a • w 0 BUILDING LOTS, p a' ed 1 7 room frame 4 bedrooms ~ ~ut~ 1o11d er. bucket to be controlled competition a 1 t· Kenny and the Restufus at a 1 1 • • 1o:r hydraulic cylinder. ntill a.m. "•. Hill. cheap. Walter Voss, wiII::ttp is dug wells, :el~ar, gara~e and st.rftts , WIer, t rea tve aJ p ottrer outbutidtngs,, ~ fruit trees IBS, sewer, bath, basement, new furnace, Front mounted n.v dnnllr back hOt!, development _ and the popu· !teen-lalflty. Ag n, another lR· U 10 .m. . f nd H. A.. LJevJna:, Mason~ W. Va. newly remodeled. $6.300.00.:,' !:~~~~nc;~~~c:;,~ .~! ;:;: m~~~~~ larlty of the exhlblting shows 1 , •~~atlon to tne Metjs l:ounty 8 15 1 2 - --~--store, acres 843-2751. o grou • gas, er ' Phone 713-5391 · a 10 lOtP POMEROY -EAST MAIN ST.I• 1;;:~,1!~ ~~mphue urhtln« mtem trend of change in county fairs,· ~·Ill'. bui1dlng, i' Phone a 11waltp Sun dow n Nile Club -'GROCERY stock and fixtures., or w t ll -- --·- . ,.... - 2 story frame, e rooms! 3' front and rear i sell stock and lease -building BUDGET PRICED furniture on ! 1186 HOND~; IOOd condition. 1 bedrooms, bath, cellar, con- ; ~:· tr~011 !:. ~-:e;;~"nato·~f!ko~~~e,:~ . A.nd, of course, grange 1el· ~· lAIR BOARD .officials a r e Geortl Hall ond and fixtures. Harden's Gro- l th'rd fl b dg t h Call 892-3Sie Middleport or . crote block garage. $6 0011.00. ' ""'. ""· htbots are ahrays outstam!lng. really pleased wo1h the hom our 1 oor u e s op. see at 911 Locust St Middle- I I 1 he trualen rt•aerve the ri!Wt to How th I n tr' hi h The Hallmarks Cel'y, Syracuse. 8 15 6lc I Baker Furniture, Middleport, ., SVRACUS! - 2 stor·y frame njt•d eny <Jr ~·I bid~. : efle grange peop e get arneas en Jes w c are OD. 1 '· . ' Obi .. If port 8 12 3tc home 8 rooms bath base- ~· "~"""'. T"""'"'' •"" "' 'so many examples nf excellent the Rock Springs Fairgroomas . $ YEAR OLU Paiommo mare o. e _ _ · ' • t to:.rd J 1wrmrs. r:~t-rk ' .. d . . • 1 1 OCAL UNION 517l United · h t Ph •! ment. furnace heating, gar. '" ••· " · 2te ;•or. an so many points Into fhere 1S a greatlleld of boraes • ; 55 one es a11 . one 992·3079 . · such a small booth · ~ ·t..Oled d dy to 1 States steel Workers, w 111 Gtp , DON'T pump your sluggish 65 GMC 1h Ton age, corner lot 100 x 159. , space os a !.' . ~n rea . go or 111lursday s have nomination of off1cers - - - ---· :- - 3 15 septic tank. Get Klean-Em$1 ,000.00 down, balanc~ NOTte• of PILING Of INVI!NTOIY . ways pu~llng. twilight racmg August , !96 , uo p. m. • 14 FT. Speedlmes hoat. 35 h.p. All Septic Tank cleaner. Pickup $1,695 monthly payments like rent · ••• ••·~~~:,:-;:TcouOT 1 The Meigs Local School Dis- i which starts at >:30. Friday's · 17 7 8 13 Sic motor. tra1ler, electric start, Landmark Farm Bureau EJ:tra clean lnside and out. Full price $8,500.00. . TM St•t• of Ohio, Melg• count,. d' 1 Jn be jracmg Will also start at that 1,.lct a1s h ~AC. . .ILBERT M• . COX ' Broker To the Elfecutor or Admlntilntor . ' 0 as a ISp ay It ,' •'ume Wl'th Saturd ay 's' program ' fully equipped. • -·00 . Ph one I 1 20 30tc 67 H I D "cis a ur the uta te: Lo ~Ueh or the ronow· lsenior fair building AL 'UNION 5171 United - Mason 7'13-5942. --,- 115 3tc-- , POODLE puppies AKC ch•ml'll Mot l r ey I lVI $195 on IIZ-3830 '"'" '""'''''"!'of !he "''' or f tb 11 .... new - -Ohio, vlz: - lhlf" ~urvivtna IPOUit. the uo a um'forma carrying out ito begin at 2 p. m. LOC 10 Stales Steel Workers for . sale ' loo blood une, stud' servtee ~ DO Ctormodycl ITh'- . VIRGIL or A HELEN aut •• kl•. ' "'"''"'"'" """'' 1 ' thto maroon . and · go Jd co1or THE . MEIG~ Con lid t d . will Se have te CANNING torl)atoes ' I TEAFORD I8 te 1 the will: .lind to lhl" otlornP.~ nr ~t· 11 torneya repruenllng any of th' •· ·:scheme are featured along Wltb el~tlon of orf tcers P m- . $1.00 bu., brnt« contamers. and min Ph 992-5443. · e · IS a new • ssoe q . SO a e bel' 7, 1967, 2:30 JO 7:30 P m. ! Victor Swain, Racine, Ohio. groo I· one i tfc :~!:. at 1 Cl'f&tly redueed tM-33%5 I ~or':~;~~tl ~ ~e~.;:~:~~: J r .. Rt. t, Porn · a small model of the planJ¥(1 ,.~and members wi.Il wear short 26 8 13 5tc s 1> 3Lp · 8 16 3tc l•ro,. oo1o. Meigs High School steeved 1weat1 shorts Saturday ~--- ~ --I BEAUTIFI!L • "'C """"ies 66 Cetalinl I ' ~··---. i Yo• "" ....., noU!Iod .... tho • wiJen the 1511-"~...•mup make STEREO CONSOLE- tf:- n.n "•t'l' ' . , lnvl!ntory ami AppralsemPnf ur t he II"" S WE ARE NOW employed as · con mpor- . blark sconies, apricot pond· ' FOR SALE - House, College "'''' of ••• •f"omonllo••'· "· AND THE MIDWAY its llrsl appearance since conary walnut stert(l Wlth AM, I . Pontiac Cpe. $2,395 ltd Cl H ceued, late or ~aid r ounl,v. w~~ ru.. d ts jump.. . ida ' ' Relll, F:o.;ta lt: Sa\e,;men. He\FM d. del les, westies and schnauzers. One l'areful local owner. ., Syracuse. ara e 88 in thl• court. sa~d Inventory and A.p.. ing Two umbrell t u.1 , sol tmg .... they U be play. 11.oatl!lg Phone 66'1-3654 Bartaroo Ken· Low milea•e. ••e ••• gladly en and Virgi! Teaford, Syra- tUrQ.tabJe r~ lO.perfectuxe ronaitiOO home_ • See Freeland Norris I praiaement wm be for hea~nJ before . ' a YlJe IUUB ing at the gr~ndstand ' . . eo JY ....., _I ' thl8 Court on the :lnd day ~f SeptP.m· rades reaJiy make One young It cuse, Phone 992:.~125 . • payments of $7.10. nels. CoolVIlle, Ohio. I 6 7tc this refercar. YOU to the own:er of 149-3868. 1987 •. at 10:00 o'doc.ll: A . M. beart. ' One features amall mqt. •tc Tak ~ over _ I 16 6tc Ibf!r. Any p•non de•lrlnc to rr. exup.. A SKY . DIVING exho'b!'lo'on o b i r;WtNG Qlad)tnM. _ . . . _.. 8u • Se 1 l\om therelo nw~l fllf' theiTI 1t lea~' • 1 th !he l I 13 ..- - - per month or pay alance ' •• ...,.. Slft8SI rv tel rive du• prior to the date •et ror ; orcyc es- e o · r ama l fire w'lch ,. . b'li d 1 t . .m ,-u ur "·-~. aU -·•ee WY · -· d police cars. The :1 " 'e . . or . wo ev... ,, . ' l due $112.60. Try 1t ~ ,.,_,... $ hnrmll ,engmes an NF.:EJ F.XTRA M0 'i E I . 50 . 1 t'be ran Shop p~ ' Given under my hand •nd .eal of bl k' ,. his rungs at the fall' JS still on the nr ln! n eediM snd wanting home. Cal1 992--3!1.1. 8 15 &tc .l . .. A.UcnO"iEER •a1 d t:olllL, thLI 14th tl~) of Au >: Ui t, m mg I.g on both rides are "doubtful" r15 t F . bo d 0I "" . Aulllortzed Singer &ilea dii Complete Servloe "" sheer fascination The h • aor ar • home-workers. Li~t-30 cents, 1967 ST ER~Oh. loadv~lv walnudt ' Ser.-ie.. J 18 Ut ,., CriU Bradford Judie ,!d ~x·~~<~~E~iu.-. or ..,d brellas over the ·tyo rid~:e.::p· fkials hav~ heen unable to con. 1 wtt r 10, reu1r free gill sourer for ea. c h consoP STERRO RADIO, 1967 model. lcp1u t . tact the diver who is contract· order receiv...-4 . Carman, 3~0 ~tor age 6 speskers take ov3 BJWROOM ~wse. Mason, W th!'s set has dual volume conWrite, Pll~ne or Cnotact •r Hoe>nn~tt• o'Brten. : revolvmg to add to the attrae-: ed. for the event so It may no I ..'V . . . . V CaU 77W611 992-6158. A. C BRADFORD ChtU oepuly Ch!rk od 0 th 1, tion There a 8 ·· -. G;·.1vepurt Road, Columbus, er payment of 5.50 u f; ; ' or trol, with 4 speed intermixed ·~ Ltll t6. 2:1. 2tt l. · re er m ern materialize. Oloio 13207. 8 6 30tp . mooth or pay balance d u <' e 7 tfc changer, radio equipped, llaciae, Olde n,des i~r lhe older young pen1 1 lfc --·Sllr1 .50. Try it in vour Jtor,·e. · ONE SMALL BRICK HOME twin speakers. Lovely walnut p.e.. · e ,merry-go-round and TONIGHT, OF COURSE, in CURTlS "Dairy. Beet" Breed· Call 992·2836. 8 15 in MaS'ln, floor furnace , 40 •I finish. Take over payments APPLIANCE HOSPITAL r: :errtsh wheel, however, al- observance of kiddie day, the llig Ser1ito'for you at 16 per Ill-EVER like 1 100 lot. Only $3000. Phone 1 of $1.25 per week or pay baJ. Jeloa M. Rolli••· lrd St., -1"\llfi.ICD Racine Fire Department w 1If cow Call Parker !192-2264, electric s\Jarnpooer $1. Porn· 742-4211, Arnold Grate. 1 ance due $80.44. Cail"992-3218. Masea, W. Va. . .I Zl tic hshed po Ia 1 n e r esta bave the first of two lireworkll Pomeroy, or 985-3824. Chesto ' t say users of Blue Lustre 8 10 6tc 8 15 6tc Mil " WHAT DO THEY! . SEE? pu r y. displays. The second will be 1 26 30tc I . ' REAllY. COIICrete deuVel' What do other poop e see Sa l1'd . ht Th . . or. lor de• ning carpet. R e , t j eel right to your p~Jecl. ·Fall When they look at you and me? I JANET KORN doe &n't II ay nog . e dosplay woll Wlnled electnc shampooer $1 Pomlltd easy. Fret 1811mata. Do the see a look that's wise , scare easily. Site's back on the follow lie borse pulling contest - - - -- --- ' eroy Cement Block Co. ) Q Ml:gle: from our shining eyes? ' grounds this year at her WM· the grandstand event TOP PRICE for Root•. Copper. ----- - -8 14 tile ~ ., 6 10• : . Do they see a •unny smile, PO post despite an injury at . Bra". clean bone dry , no 64 ACRE Farm with equit>- l :~~;' l. 21. ~_ That will Unger quite awhlle the fair which laid her low a TOWNS OF THE county will dirt. "" Iron. Boll B a' I e y, ment, e•cellent M beef or Harlem %. Foodflllh wlloal AIR CONDmONING Relrtge~ In the regions o( !heir ht>art. couple of year& back. Keeping become "ghostlike" Thursday lleed£ville, Oh<o. Iott daory ,cattle, a mce farm cabby J. P~ '' · In •' lti«J 111rvlce. Jack'l Relrlg· After we have chanced to part? cp witlo the lair activities Is a aflernoon. This Is tlie day when 8 13 4· Fren · pond, barn, corn crib, tool 5· ~~:~an :Ott~ eration. New Havea.. Phone king 11ize job but you can bet _ _H _e_l_p_ W - an _ t_ed --:--- J sheds chicken house, garage, 9. 1ncYn• '· Lsb 182-2071. 4_1_ lie What do other people hear on determined Jane,!. workshop. very good house '"· ~.:,~·at ;;;':,~.::_ ~':,"". Public Sale IWhen our words fall o? the ear? , THE 1_ BIG . The courthoo.\se wlll close •t with 7 rooms and bath, bas~ 12. Elmer and fever 21. Hollt~ ---- ---- --- - - -I Do they hear us ctlltoize, , . . ~~ Bend Mus~eal l noon on both 'n1urlda and Fri· a Tex.. s. Proclalmo Jon ANTIQUE SALE, Wednesday, ~ And pretend we're very wise :wolo open Thursday night. You , day due to the fairY MALE or I'EMALE . r.st home,! ment. cpal furnace, one closlive jn. Box 85, Mason , W. i ed in ~ch, one open porch, university •· 8<110 24. ,.,..., ·-·· Auguat 23, 10 a. m. The out- 1When we talk about our own, ;can take my word lor It that 1 · 1 ~a . 8 16 JU: ' ;ar ge patio. good drilled well :: ~.~~~ 1. ~:;:: aa. - staodlng andthe et1ceEaUen t Leo!· I' Who are with us in our bome, i1thi• year'besshow hao some s.ure- 1 so, THE 111111 fait1 18 under1a e r1 yn- And about our friends as well, i ore num rs. Among thent - ' wa and t& . oin . •· f 1ection o1 , on 1y 2 miles from Racine, 15. s.a 10. AwdllaJ7 29. swerv.. s•. storr.DESK CLERK, to live in . Male JUst off Route 124, $15.0011. between 30.Loon·t"" 37. Beonl GDn wUl be sold at 534 W. l Who around 111 humbly dwell? :and one I feel sure should roct [ glsgrea Greoceand 17· 8Plondld IL ot MainSt.,Pomeroy,flrsthouse l lthe house -Is the Usle med· 'jior·e ' som 1 g or female. Apply in person I See or call Lin Hart at Ra18 ' "!!· :;::..,. above the Pomeroy • Mason · What will other people IIY ley. John and Keith, wearing vel'yone. S. ·YOU there Ohio Hntel, Moddleport. · cine Food Market, 949-3342 11. r 8 15 6te till 8 p. m. I 14 Stc 19. Elovato4 Bridge. A PREVIJ!:W of the , When we go to Church and !satin Southern costuming, Will ---· --~ ... · ·- . ~~~t'O\Uio estate will be on SUnday, Augpray, appear with banjos doing such · · 121 PART TIME - F1ve ladies 20 Prices Wortfl W•ltlne For 2l. Portend ust 20. from 1 to .f p. m. And pretend to lov~ the Lord, ol~ favoriets as •'Waltin' for the UatU&&& J&U~r-..nl ••• n.,.ded immediately. No e"' 1968 23. Sm•U Large collection of copper ! If we do not keep 1111 Word? Robert E. Lee," "Swanee", (J.JlVEIAND ·(IJPI) - Fw perience nt'{'rssary. Excel- · eCOMANCHEe .~!;'' lustre, walnut secretary, ov-ll u we make a prayer that's "Way Down Yonder 111 New At .......at ......... • ~11111 lent pay. Call 88'l·282~ . HARDTOP " · Part al marble top stands, 2 pc. long Orleans" and olbeno. yean, 1¥ JVJ,b._.. elp. II 8 14 3tc TRAVEL TRAILERS 21. Lounge walnut bedroom suite, ladles :0r •ult~ 1weeU•1 oing 1 song, U.les always score with . •~lee el tile Ullted 28. Hawa.iiaa .,we hope to do some good, enoes. G+..'blrd and gentlemen chairs, G. W i can This year, Wanted To Buy - - -- ' HERE-NOW 29. Shellae T.W. Lamps, 2 pr. lustres u we don't live as we should? ,should be their best .. . ' .... Nliley 'llli!lteJ,•ef li kind - Roots . Bark --Gina ; 12. Ft•h howk mantles, oriental rugs, ban· : i you're llke ft. t Alple, Tel., dllleW lilt All 67 Mollolo Rodueod seng. yellow root. wild ginger, , ~;~~~ quet lamps, oU miniature 1What would other people do, Incidentally, this year'1 a.., May Apple, clean, no dirt. : eHANNALINEeAPACHEI Soft up to $300.00 :7. Pal• lamps, round w'lnut table 3' Should they follow me ·and ,to be held DD both · · lite ..,..,, .......... Bill Bailey. P. 0. Boa li, a. Scotf chairs, Victorian loveseat and ! you? ·and Saturday nlgi1UI Will V 11 Wllle M, · t:l' illll Reedsville, Ohio, 45772.. .o. ~:~· rocker, walnut banquet table Would they find the narrow istart until 1:30 p. 1!1· 'ftlil ,IIi L~ ·~ ROUSH & LYONS 4 17 Ulltc , lLN•m•wlth 6 ladderback rush botway, due to daylight aa91DC11 tilne; ·,..cJIIlilt, .U.. Kilt· el =co=c-.,--- CAMPING TRAILERS rrANDING timber inOhio0, i ;"., tom chairs, gateleg table, ! Where folks really love to pray? iThe later hour waa set In . Be•dl, Cliff., tool • Horton St.-M11on W.Va. West Virginia, or old farms ..tor parlor lamp, Iron bootjack, !Or, would they be led below, !to give the show 11111 benelll ·: ~~ · ma14'h with timber . Mar i. on Reynolds, ll(lneo iron tea kettle, Queen Ann i Where all sinful people iot as much darkness as troill': &lij .r.e. will! Wotch for tho ,1\rrlvol of Boz 77. Syrac,;se, Ohio. d. :::... library table, hand carved 1 Let us search our heartJ and 'ble due to the needed ID tnallle. _ ,K I I e TOUR-A-HDMEe 1 I Z4 tic vo1Ao drop leal table, frosted, col· see 1 for number ellecUveoteall, lie BIM ... NJII'ILlgh-ithl P1ok.Up TRUCK CAMPER ored and erystallamp shades, IU we're what "e ought to be. , · The junlorr fair king ~ Insurance $795.00 up DAILY CRYP'l'OQUO'fE - Jleni'a .... to work 1t1 wash atand, spinni!OB wheel, • John Sayre 'llld <Ana ..t.XYDLB..t...t.II:B PHON)l Reuter Insurance Ag --rectangle marble stand, plc- . If we're not, theR let's pt tn ·'WID be Introduced each lo Ll)MGrBLLO'II' I!IC)', 992-2194 lor T r a ,. POR SALE - 1958 Chevrolet tures, glassware, brass ket- 1Wilb the folko tbat's sure to 1 before the show One letter llllmpl7 JtaDdl for anothw. Ia tbit 10111ple A Is u!le• Trailer, Camper '!'railer or Impala 2-door hardtop. 348 1le and stand, carnival piece'!. · win; night tile .J1<:bion \. the three L'l. X for U. two cr.. etc. SiDCle lettera, apoePick-up Camper Insurance. cu. in. Vol! motor, atandard f« TV, stove, refrigerator, 3 pc. l this Is . done by ~erving .God, · ·Apple Q111 tropblel, the .JeqUa and formatioP. ot. tM wonts IN all hint& AIJo Motorcycle Insurance 1 shift In good c:Ondliloa and Jllal'!h day the oode !etten are 4lfterent. mndern waln,ut bedroom !Wbllt upon tl)ls earth we pJod. be lon bllld. popular ralel. 6 10 uc pricei, to sell. See Phil Swinsuite, numao:Oiis llema not , 4pd.. jcceptlng His dear :'Son, ' I dell. 7 It tfc llBted. Auct. Note: AU of !hie Who lor us, the victory won .&U'l'U!IJOBILE Insurance beeD B.lQYi:: OQJIJII:TO I:ZlYB:QI: merchandise Is In excellent wbeq.,Jie,, died, u~n the . tr~ · ai1C!J!ed1 Loll your opers.t. 1947 HARLEY J)avldsoa Mot• condition and there are mllllJ To 11dee!D' mid Set us ~ «'• 11cen!e7 Call WY J-211811. trcycle, model 61, Good e<!ll- HWPAKBLK '):1vKB V J(PQUB 'NO. ' unusual and. unlqu& pieces: II · ,, •. . . ' • 1i tfc diUOD. IIObera IUtml, Pom- II P II II: Cl l P T It 0 'II' A. It B 1.-lo P Y• you are Interested In good · If we truly .love the _ _ Auto-S..,--Iea _ --::.1 eroy, 1_ 14_ 1t~ IIKWAAI: antiques, attend this sale. W• wlllllve by Ills dear =:"""::;---c:c=--7---'---=--~ IF CARPET8 IDit 4dJI 11d. y;ust • •,.. O,.,t1 ..M, WHilRII ftlllRE IS lllOS? Bradford Auction Co , Racine, And ;th~·,worda thai Pr.ple_~~~j liN SUPER Sport Cbatel11 areary ~ ._ !iptll u Wtllll' T.!llll SHADOWS Allll HJ:AVIICST.-GOIIIrlill Ohlo. CrOw, Crow, and Por• WIU fall slreelly on • · Contact IJonel Randolph they IPPI'I' w1111 11M Lui• - . . _ , • .,.,.. II) stt •''\ _..., ter. Attorneys. Charles ,will· ~ both kiold • 1Cr088 from ·Racine Hla~ tre. IteM llleldi +lllfOO'I' ermuth, Adm. of tbe J;ari · ~.nd wlll. alrlve our 'beSt kbool .,.. nil N-3324. • fl. , _ ltn, Comlll' . I' ly PRED LASSWELL MAN SNUFFV, MYERS water softener, fully automatic, 3 months old, e<!st $315.00, will sell for tt:>o.ou. ll Full Instructions. Phone 2053. Paul Grueser. 8 16 3!~ OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OltiO IMITH WHAR'8 '«<RR! 1:.:::::::=::::::::;::;=:::~:=:::...::== 1 1e 3tc ciiBI!lD 1966 CHEVROLET IISCAYNE 4 DOQR _ $1695 3116 ou. ln. ,.,_llle, turbo bYdrilnatic lrtliamlsaiGn. l!.. ter ONE 6 room apartment With 1964 CHEVY II 2·DOOR $1099 1 bath. one 3 room apartment 194 cu. ln. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio, beater. Like new white• " ' " OltCOUfl' 01' pll '. I I I wall tire•, aqua finisb. ' with bath. electric stove I 111 " ~~~tlthln ' ' d.•ya. OP THANKI ' OIITV.Ioll:l&l n , 0,.1 ,.,nlmum &.ch an d ref ngP.TA.tor. IT IntPresI• wore 1c. ed pt.one 992-!733 B 7 tfc .., Sele ONE TREND loam rubber upholstered brown tweed divaR, i one foam rubber~ olive green : 1 upholstered chair, leather top mabogany coff.ee table. Call • • 4 ROOM upstairs apartmetll with bath. Call 99S-1190i. Aailable September 5. 8 U Stc [ ·,;;;~~~"~' ~, --~ .' _ 1!9W _ 454. $70.00 Call 992#15a lf or tfc 99J. 2571 evenings, ea 1.. , '. IARN!'I GOOGLI 111111 INUPPY .. rXPERIENCiD SERVICE WHEEL ~ ... ART SAN50M rrj1'> BORII LOSEI --~- ~HAT IS IT \tlOit BLAETTNARS I l WINNlL! WINKLI i •====--==-. - Sidelights · ·~ Cilt'l DANCE . '""'-. Bv HOWII !<;ti".I!EIDER lOOK HERE ! rrs Mltll TOO BOAUTIFUL our- ~S TO f>., 1V SflOIU lojl ,, ' l ' c BE OOIIJG TODAY! 1HA1'S ATERRIBlE THIIIJG FOR. iHEto/\10 DO! J.Ufl() (X) THE.V THitJK, i.UE ARE THAT THE'I' El(• us 'ro UJI\lCI-\ !liE HALF-1>.,-to/\lf.JD TO ltJRIJ IT OFF.! "' DAY? Look5 li ke buGine" is qood,Cork4 ' · · · It na' be. Pop! With t hree growinq kidG! !loy! Can ti1e~ eat! I 1 va 1 I JLAm'NAR USED-anythin~ . . . (t)HILt:, ctl 'I').It :-:.~ lleami~g DliGOU"r UE'i:i, 'lilLEtrr AHD UHJttllf. AT LEAST IT WILL~ O~MOST OAN~EROUS ~NEMYI ~~~: t/~~~ta~ad:o;uol co~ A I LY CR SSW 0 RD 'ilolCClE, lAHDIHCO Pl!:R IT!iKlF; ANO'lM!R "TT<UE ! BU1' THE pQr: T'S ~tc ~ Bf:HD-trH 1'Ht HfAVn.Y W\!RCf.l.l'D ly v, T. HAMLIN ~~:~~~IS s't'::!'p ;: ~=• :~~::onec~~::. ·~~r::l~:\~ -•w !':..':: i;"..:;:::~... 1 .,..b =ead C'~lnly tli=re ~~ J!::· 'I ' DICK TRACY 25 I ' ' u.,.,.... · . •· :!: I 1 I' ~·' - - - ·- · ' ·liD ==· U.t'·',....., ··\;·. ~ ~· ~ ••!-it•JII!IIlll!'!illl.;. -.w. \ '.... ... 'r ' I r .... ,. ! llj' 1 Wild· j'Y• l.fiiCioD Bt~ti. :. 1\U ·~',Jt ~~~~~i~t~tt.:f~~ lifiutdl, fl 'tlll;ll. '. AND IT ~' 1 ::1. ly CHEITU IOW.D �I .I ,. ' . < '\ ' < _ ... < , ;• ....... .,:.NI • PLAY KROGER'S . NEWTVGAME ••• • ~ ; • " • ' I ·y; ,"' I ~· ,• • ' CO!.UMBlJS (lJPI) - A tee, but se , I appropriations ' Major euts were $301),001! last 'l'bursday and passed on the 'I fot CUyahoga County, three lor I tile public worn cllrector\obeing ditpooe ol 1~. land ;:~~:·~~;~~~[ Thursday vqte is sdleduled In ~•re chang from the :. aJrPon developmenl lloor with a 112-11 vote and rill F'rankl~County and one each .given aulboritr. to dispose of •ncijon. He still' woold lllr. Oh1o ~ .oo_l'l!' pack&&,• Thest inclu ed $200.000 for an fund., $2.3 million' from tbe con- ;opposition, even from . Denio- ' for .Butler, Lorain, Liwas, Ma- 'surplu; lands.' an official inv•u!Ory of · 01 permlssl~. couhty ·~axes ·and outdoor h1Stoncal drama tir.gency fund, and 11.3 million crats who battled the Ohio I bcmlli. Montgomery, Mus- Amendments were made lands. 1 ptoposl!1 ·10 ·perlpil Sun¥Y- 'mph)theater at New Phllad•~ !rom Burr Qak S~,!e Park. Bond Coml!liSsion propos~! fQI' klngum, Richland, Summit, !Tuesday to require notice pub. Other bills passed enle of liquor. ""' · · ' pllia. $1.21 million more lor I State universities w911i~ be fmanclng capital improvements. Worren and Wayne counties. i i~>hed in newspapers, 1 hear,· t~.r Senate Increase That will cap a productive Ohio Univer$ily's educational ' uble to borrow' money 1rom tlie l Student fees IS one !M!Urce ol Upon motion Jor roconsidera· ling if requested \lid -if •j)llblio Li~s lor .. w•ek, which includes votes ~ !~levisJOn <~nit theater boildl~g, three nial'or state retirement ~ ••venue thai could be used to lion, . the House approved 79-11 ,objecti~n is made the ieg!sla: 1pnd pr.Wide ,, day ob . tbe eapl"! improve- $2110,000 mere for Hockmg -Hills 'Y""'~' lor fa~lillies ulld~ a pay ha~ borrowed money. a bill aim~ at cenlraliZJng ,lure would decld~:,.on-, disposal lice~ 4-es m•nts blU •in the -Senate and a State Par~._,l250.000 for Portage lease back al'l'~a , _em....ent; .,lla 1Tney now .are paid Into lhe ,manageme . nt ol state I\!Ids 1!1 101 sucb lands. In i'dillll~ri,le.Si~ ~tJ a · nieasQI'I! _in the House tq 3et Sial<> L'\'(~ channel, $200,000 bill approved y 6y !he state lreasUfY. · ,lh• .' ~Ubli~ Works Department. lators ot ' the county mvo)ved !nine bills, new age limitations on admis- more for !lllawnee State Forest- H~use clears lJie · , , Jbe House aiSII ere- ill ba(J been defeated last Thurs- ' would have to be notified. 'cr.,a,.lng fees aloo,' to first grade in public Park and 11 million more lor · lritroduc~ July 27,. the biU~allon of 17 W ' pleas ~liy because of objections over' If no objections were made; · schools. . ' r.ood control. , 1wa2 ~eportetout'Of- "commlttee l coui-1 judgesliltls, , four 1tht lack of a public bearing and ,tht public works dltecior could I The county tax package was voted out Tuesday by lhe House : ' Taxation Committee and House ...._ Speaker "Charles . Kurtess, ' RB~wling .Green, .said he 1!1110'11' 1 .,. e<! the &nate would ·"aet as hstlly ·u it can•: on the mea~· 1 No Purdtase Required! FREE -RA~ TO RICH&c; Game Tickets At Any Kroger Store! . Slort .playln,·~~- To ltldlot" todoy. YOU ""ld Ill ""' nolll lilf,CIIh wiBMr. FREI • ..,. ~~~- ihll· obit ol Ill K_, 1..,. chocholt~ olin tlllct, or by wrltl•• to N,it• To Rlchel, • Box ~. IIII<IIM!or, Ntw Yol1c '"'-' No pu....... ploy "Rtco To Rl ......" Llliill - ,..,. plea por ptl'ltll per 111ro """"rod .. FULL CUT BONE-IN rioll. · • < ·" -· . Thrift11 Bnmif" _ " ;, ·' ~'!t(~ ,, Copr11thl, Tho Kroter C... W . · • . . ' ••,.,. thl ....... " 1111111'· ' • .~, _>!':' ' teak <" ·' GREAT TO IIQ lh. Cube Steak \ ••• lit. 89c ... '" ' •• II TOP VALUI ITAMPI will! lido .... pordouo II I lit. or ..,. llictd SMOKID HAM E.p. 8/lt/117 Fresh Tutkey Roast ... ,: $2.29 with IIIIo- ............... of S Jbo. w..,... Kna.r FRIIH GROUND MIATS Elp. I/IJ/117 F,F,V, ·Ham ......•. lit. 99c ~ ltoniorN IHINNAI!OAH AU.- WHITI MIAT 2 Turkey Jloast _ ! $2.79 xr.,. llraM Applesauce R,. 69c IICI~ItiiDaiii.JL oAY (2 11 •· .1on $11 .. - 12 ... Peanut Butter ,•.. _. _•_•. 3 Joro . I·' .,, ' ' IHINNADQAH . 'filrker Loaf " .. $1• lt-. cam OA TIIIMUU IRIUIID Shri~JpS•ax ...- _.. " KIIOOIR IRMD IWIITINID OR IIHiwlmNID Mmv.a.·. J. .<;· 'Jolk..... .. ~ pok_11... . . w'•e "' ·~ ·-· t iJiniV.; O·=-~~· ../ ~: ' .. ~.... ··: . Red ":Perch .::.-:~ ::· $1.79 ~- ICIIDIIIt - · IIIIIICIIID WHlTI HYGRADI :read .. :..... Kroger Brand : UDC 8·00 eat -· II 11. Salad 2 .... No. 1\i , ' ~ lr..,u,.. , DrltiTM PM ICIICIIIR DAWN P R - - Oft LOW PAT Ice Cream .• "~ . _. COUNTRY CLIII .~~- 69c , - Shortening ~-= ... - ~ A ~ · . :/·:~-: . ' ! 59e 1 ., . .: A ... THIS COUPOH GOOD FOR It IXTRA TOP YAWl RAMPS BLU~ERRIES Kr.011er Pure Sunriae Freah AVOIIDALI LADY ICOTT I'ACIA&. KROGIR HAND IX'TIACT ARGO ILUIJI LAKI Vanilla . ___ :;~ Peas--~-- !.0L 79c ••• 1 t LJVII TUliA ...... lido ............ ., 2 ........ _ ICF'IIIf llice4 PrtCJINII Exp. 1/111117 ...- Cat Food 79e 3 , a.- • 3 for CUTS -- ........ 6 ,.. / .• t LIYII CHICKI'II KlTTJ a- a au~oono ..,. " Drlf Bu.-gers Ilk till 1 $L Coffee ...... ~.42 .'.. • ' ~ .. .. , , -- • Shouldn't ~p be your lltoreT .' . , •. . •<' . . ~ar Cllttt A ........... .. (A)ffee $2.15 BiRo's ·• . .... , '51e· < ,, ' ' ,\,_.' .. , '·"· < ' . ·'" '" ~- ' ' •• ,. < . • ,' ~GHT 1 .:. . s~1~>. lb. I ~\ 1 ·_,. ·'· 'I ~ · ' THE lli!tiP OF STEAI(S ,~ ,· ' \ . 1 1 I • Pick-of-the-Crop-Fresh Fruits & Vegetables! Ct ' Potatoes CALIFO~NIA S~&D~~S f~liAPES~ Larle Cucumbers"'-"'' " -.. s·.... ·a · ~. r· . .2~ .-:_, ;· ~· •. • liTH ;t' . . ,.. 25• ~:f , &'·a,ans •7: ~1~ \ u~~TE I • COREENQip,ERS--GRB:H QNIONS-4-'IIJ - Ilea• I SUPEI· 79 Ha4ook FILLETS :: st, . DEt~ONICO arnt~s · . · • s1 . cAPfl JOHN FROZEN . C1:191CE ~TS •, k . Fish Stioks • •2::: 7t · Rib liast of Beef ··-» } 1'«1~ ' Spare Ribs ~~~r . age Canned HaRI • • ;:~~ FRUIT COCKTAIL . :!(! ·· - "-1 F"~der f~lels':·~'• .{~ ~ 5~, . BEEf'- VEAL OliREADED VEAi. ,u..lc Qe!atin Salad ..•.t ..; '"'' Dresill;lhitiic 5!. 51" F110zen Steaks . ....,- JOt(iood . ,.. ._,-.,s, Not every store feels thltway.' ·.; ' . . ~-"'· .. ,. Pork ~hops ,.. -'79c . When.you get right down to it, you're the boss at A&l'. And it's alw~ys good .busint!IJS to the boss. A&Pdoes! 9U,ARTERED..LOIN lb. ,.,., We better care ti~ufli. we serve you, ~ ~ ~-~ about what we se~~.ou, about being fair, bon':; lnd~~dable. { I 11 Chops lb; ~. ;(jl So, ifwe want to continue to be successful as we have been for mon~ than 100 years, _, we better CARE ABOUT YOU. Quarters • 10.::-IJW-=====~ < ' •.. \~,· I I ~· ,; ····~. . CAP'N,iJHN FROZEN Without you, we don't have any buSiness. . < 49~ ,_ $lOO ., r. lb. ~ND 1 :. $L Jh. White Grapes· ... ••••••••• •.. 29c THJI COUPON GOOD FOR It IXTRA TOP VALUI ITAMPJ Ol A'IONIIM.I IWIIT B.ana.nas·. * 27 Size _ _......:.,_ _ I BACON HALl' •:''1 ' . WIINIR IUNI Cantaloupes I \.. . SMOKED • SLAB W'IIOLI 59c Green B.elms 7 :. $L PURNITURI POLIIH V~mdu .. pinta puud "'!f .. J ,.... Krettr ...... idl II' • < Golden Ripe ORANGE JUICE ,. 59c Roastinc Chickens • • FRESH YtiDI T1rkeys FROZEN • • with .,, . , . . - Exp, ~t/117 ., 3'h to 411>. ICitOGU CAIINID IVAPORATID Ice Cream ••• __ •. v. ,.1. 165c HYGRADE Ronssau~ UP Catsup . •. 6 ~.:-. $1. Tissue ·__ ~ _5 ':;· $1. 23 K DIU IRAIID •· Polident ••, '! 48c Milk ..... 7 ~ $1. or Coffee .:f '39c Ntt.' Aide . CUT • POINT PLEJ\SAN1 - 1' h Co110ty-Wide Pianhing Comtmis, aion for Mental Healtll appoin~ ed by the Mason County Court · wil! have '8 !lteetlng to explain and present the basic mental health program on Monday, Auaust 21, ~.l 7 p.m. in I he courtroom at tl'ie courthouse. This program is the I I r s t step in organizin~ our county in I!Uch 8 way to 111eet the needs ·• · of our people for meillal health, acoording to Charles A. Pitzer, chairman. · · · During the meeting a n81'1'8llve and applicatiOn for a p r 1vate day care center to minis-. ter to tb~· mentally - retarded witbin the .couny will bO presented. All interested I'OIIPt a n ; pe11ons are Invited ~ 'ltt~d. The meeting will be short and conciSe. A questimnild answer pcrlnd wm beo.lleld or prejpared questions -~- · ~ltlng may be presented l(More the meeting. Coples-~ol/l!le programs """'" • be avalllliW ICil' everyone look at. /:': · I . . · ·CLIANIER POWDIR I / • I Dressing - ·~ 1 1 Peaches m..Nu Milk--~- • !i., 8k FROZEN 69c -~ tt' c9l 45c < .). .: Commission,' WiUExplain Its Program · THII ' ' TOP \"ALUI ITAMPI 10 lh. COutmtY mLI FULLY ~ID •. - .\ 99c Quarter fryer IHINimiCIAH IIUHD WHITI I DAIIIC MIAT < lit. - Leg or Breat Rump Roast .... •• Smoked Ham· . •••• •• THRIFTY IOHIUH OR IIRLOIN TIP FULL SHANK HALF . . SUnda}l.sale of liquor for con· sumptlon o~ the premises of restaurants; .hotels and motels, r.ir.htciUbs, shipa . and fraternal oraanJzatlons ··for a. ·$11,500 fee · I"" year would be · permitted under the other big bill for The $2ll,35U54 appropriation , Thursday, Prospec~ !or pasg, age were uncertain. · · · , The ~1,!52,354 appropriation for capital improvements for lhe next two years, ·already approVed by.·tJ.e House, will bave to ~o boat to that charnber alter senate passage. The arnollnl of the bill wa• lnmased onl)l by by the Senate Finan~;~! l'ltiiiiiiiF < < I• sure. WILL TRIMMED Ground Round •• I ....... ••• •, • I'RIIH I - t d · ..,, _ '·~ .~ ·. ( �I .I ,. ' . < '\ ' < _ ... < , ;• ....... .,:.NI • PLAY KROGER'S . NEWTVGAME ••• • ~ ; • " • ' I ·y; ,"' I ~· ,• • ' CO!.UMBlJS (lJPI) - A tee, but se , I appropriations ' Major euts were $301),001! last 'l'bursday and passed on the 'I fot CUyahoga County, three lor I tile public worn cllrector\obeing ditpooe ol 1~. land ;:~~:·~~;~~~[ Thursday vqte is sdleduled In ~•re chang from the :. aJrPon developmenl lloor with a 112-11 vote and rill F'rankl~County and one each .given aulboritr. to dispose of •ncijon. He still' woold lllr. Oh1o ~ .oo_l'l!' pack&&,• Thest inclu ed $200.000 for an fund., $2.3 million' from tbe con- ;opposition, even from . Denio- ' for .Butler, Lorain, Liwas, Ma- 'surplu; lands.' an official inv•u!Ory of · 01 permlssl~. couhty ·~axes ·and outdoor h1Stoncal drama tir.gency fund, and 11.3 million crats who battled the Ohio I bcmlli. Montgomery, Mus- Amendments were made lands. 1 ptoposl!1 ·10 ·perlpil Sun¥Y- 'mph)theater at New Phllad•~ !rom Burr Qak S~,!e Park. Bond Coml!liSsion propos~! fQI' klngum, Richland, Summit, !Tuesday to require notice pub. Other bills passed enle of liquor. ""' · · ' pllia. $1.21 million more lor I State universities w911i~ be fmanclng capital improvements. Worren and Wayne counties. i i~>hed in newspapers, 1 hear,· t~.r Senate Increase That will cap a productive Ohio Univer$ily's educational ' uble to borrow' money 1rom tlie l Student fees IS one !M!Urce ol Upon motion Jor roconsidera· ling if requested \lid -if •j)llblio Li~s lor .. w•ek, which includes votes ~ !~levisJOn <~nit theater boildl~g, three nial'or state retirement ~ ••venue thai could be used to lion, . the House approved 79-11 ,objecti~n is made the ieg!sla: 1pnd pr.Wide ,, day ob . tbe eapl"! improve- $2110,000 mere for Hockmg -Hills 'Y""'~' lor fa~lillies ulld~ a pay ha~ borrowed money. a bill aim~ at cenlraliZJng ,lure would decld~:,.on-, disposal lice~ 4-es m•nts blU •in the -Senate and a State Par~._,l250.000 for Portage lease back al'l'~a , _em....ent; .,lla 1Tney now .are paid Into lhe ,manageme . nt ol state I\!Ids 1!1 101 sucb lands. In i'dillll~ri,le.Si~ ~tJ a · nieasQI'I! _in the House tq 3et Sial<> L'\'(~ channel, $200,000 bill approved y 6y !he state lreasUfY. · ,lh• .' ~Ubli~ Works Department. lators ot ' the county mvo)ved !nine bills, new age limitations on admis- more for !lllawnee State Forest- H~use clears lJie · , , Jbe House aiSII ere- ill ba(J been defeated last Thurs- ' would have to be notified. 'cr.,a,.lng fees aloo,' to first grade in public Park and 11 million more lor · lritroduc~ July 27,. the biU~allon of 17 W ' pleas ~liy because of objections over' If no objections were made; · schools. . ' r.ood control. , 1wa2 ~eportetout'Of- "commlttee l coui-1 judgesliltls, , four 1tht lack of a public bearing and ,tht public works dltecior could I The county tax package was voted out Tuesday by lhe House : ' Taxation Committee and House ...._ Speaker "Charles . Kurtess, ' RB~wling .Green, .said he 1!1110'11' 1 .,. e<! the &nate would ·"aet as hstlly ·u it can•: on the mea~· 1 No Purdtase Required! FREE -RA~ TO RICH&c; Game Tickets At Any Kroger Store! . Slort .playln,·~~- To ltldlot" todoy. YOU ""ld Ill ""' nolll lilf,CIIh wiBMr. FREI • ..,. ~~~- ihll· obit ol Ill K_, 1..,. chocholt~ olin tlllct, or by wrltl•• to N,it• To Rlchel, • Box ~. IIII<IIM!or, Ntw Yol1c '"'-' No pu....... ploy "Rtco To Rl ......" Llliill - ,..,. plea por ptl'ltll per 111ro """"rod .. FULL CUT BONE-IN rioll. · • < ·" -· . Thrift11 Bnmif" _ " ;, ·' ~'!t(~ ,, Copr11thl, Tho Kroter C... W . · • . . ' ••,.,. thl ....... " 1111111'· ' • .~, _>!':' ' teak <" ·' GREAT TO IIQ lh. Cube Steak \ ••• lit. 89c ... '" ' •• II TOP VALUI ITAMPI will! lido .... pordouo II I lit. or ..,. llictd SMOKID HAM E.p. 8/lt/117 Fresh Tutkey Roast ... ,: $2.29 with IIIIo- ............... of S Jbo. w..,... Kna.r FRIIH GROUND MIATS Elp. I/IJ/117 F,F,V, ·Ham ......•. lit. 99c ~ ltoniorN IHINNAI!OAH AU.- WHITI MIAT 2 Turkey Jloast _ ! $2.79 xr.,. llraM Applesauce R,. 69c IICI~ItiiDaiii.JL oAY (2 11 •· .1on $11 .. - 12 ... Peanut Butter ,•.. _. _•_•. 3 Joro . I·' .,, ' ' IHINNADQAH . 'filrker Loaf " .. $1• lt-. cam OA TIIIMUU IRIUIID Shri~JpS•ax ...- _.. " KIIOOIR IRMD IWIITINID OR IIHiwlmNID Mmv.a.·. J. .<;· 'Jolk..... .. ~ pok_11... . . w'•e "' ·~ ·-· t iJiniV.; O·=-~~· ../ ~: ' .. ~.... ··: . Red ":Perch .::.-:~ ::· $1.79 ~- ICIIDIIIt - · IIIIIICIIID WHlTI HYGRADI :read .. :..... Kroger Brand : UDC 8·00 eat -· II 11. Salad 2 .... No. 1\i , ' ~ lr..,u,.. , DrltiTM PM ICIICIIIR DAWN P R - - Oft LOW PAT Ice Cream .• "~ . _. COUNTRY CLIII .~~- 69c , - Shortening ~-= ... - ~ A ~ · . :/·:~-: . ' ! 59e 1 ., . .: A ... THIS COUPOH GOOD FOR It IXTRA TOP YAWl RAMPS BLU~ERRIES Kr.011er Pure Sunriae Freah AVOIIDALI LADY ICOTT I'ACIA&. KROGIR HAND IX'TIACT ARGO ILUIJI LAKI Vanilla . ___ :;~ Peas--~-- !.0L 79c ••• 1 t LJVII TUliA ...... lido ............ ., 2 ........ _ ICF'IIIf llice4 PrtCJINII Exp. 1/111117 ...- Cat Food 79e 3 , a.- • 3 for CUTS -- ........ 6 ,.. / .• t LIYII CHICKI'II KlTTJ a- a au~oono ..,. 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BEEf'- VEAL OliREADED VEAi. ,u..lc Qe!atin Salad ..•.t ..; '"'' Dresill;lhitiic 5!. 51" F110zen Steaks . ....,- JOt(iood . ,.. ._,-.,s, Not every store feels thltway.' ·.; ' . . ~-"'· .. ,. Pork ~hops ,.. -'79c . When.you get right down to it, you're the boss at A&l'. And it's alw~ys good .busint!IJS to the boss. A&Pdoes! 9U,ARTERED..LOIN lb. ,.,., We better care ti~ufli. we serve you, ~ ~ ~-~ about what we se~~.ou, about being fair, bon':; lnd~~dable. { I 11 Chops lb; ~. ;(jl So, ifwe want to continue to be successful as we have been for mon~ than 100 years, _, we better CARE ABOUT YOU. Quarters • 10.::-IJW-=====~ < ' •.. \~,· I I ~· ,; ····~. . CAP'N,iJHN FROZEN Without you, we don't have any buSiness. . < 49~ ,_ $lOO ., r. lb. ~ND 1 :. $L Jh. White Grapes· ... ••••••••• •.. 29c THJI COUPON GOOD FOR It IXTRA TOP VALUI ITAMPJ Ol A'IONIIM.I IWIIT B.ana.nas·. * 27 Size _ _......:.,_ _ I BACON HALl' •:''1 ' . WIINIR IUNI Cantaloupes I \.. . SMOKED • SLAB W'IIOLI 59c Green B.elms 7 :. $L PURNITURI POLIIH V~mdu .. pinta puud "'!f .. J ,.... Krettr ...... idl II' • < Golden Ripe ORANGE JUICE ,. 59c Roastinc Chickens • • FRESH YtiDI T1rkeys FROZEN • • with .,, . , . . - Exp, ~t/117 ., 3'h to 411>. ICitOGU CAIINID IVAPORATID Ice Cream ••• __ •. v. ,.1. 165c HYGRADE Ronssau~ UP Catsup . •. 6 ~.:-. $1. Tissue ·__ ~ _5 ':;· $1. 23 K DIU IRAIID •· Polident ••, '! 48c Milk ..... 7 ~ $1. or Coffee .:f '39c Ntt.' Aide . CUT • POINT PLEJ\SAN1 - 1' h Co110ty-Wide Pianhing Comtmis, aion for Mental Healtll appoin~ ed by the Mason County Court · wil! have '8 !lteetlng to explain and present the basic mental health program on Monday, Auaust 21, ~.l 7 p.m. in I he courtroom at tl'ie courthouse. This program is the I I r s t step in organizin~ our county in I!Uch 8 way to 111eet the needs ·• · of our people for meillal health, acoording to Charles A. Pitzer, chairman. · · · During the meeting a n81'1'8llve and applicatiOn for a p r 1vate day care center to minis-. ter to tb~· mentally - retarded witbin the .couny will bO presented. All interested I'OIIPt a n ; pe11ons are Invited ~ 'ltt~d. The meeting will be short and conciSe. A questimnild answer pcrlnd wm beo.lleld or prejpared questions -~- · ~ltlng may be presented l(More the meeting. Coples-~ol/l!le programs """'" • be avalllliW ICil' everyone look at. /:': · I . . · ·CLIANIER POWDIR I / • I Dressing - ·~ 1 1 Peaches m..Nu Milk--~- • !i., 8k FROZEN 69c -~ tt' c9l 45c < .). .: Commission,' WiUExplain Its Program · THII ' ' TOP \"ALUI ITAMPI 10 lh. COutmtY mLI FULLY ~ID •. - .\ 99c Quarter fryer IHINimiCIAH IIUHD WHITI I DAIIIC MIAT < lit. - Leg or Breat Rump Roast .... •• Smoked Ham· . •••• •• THRIFTY IOHIUH OR IIRLOIN TIP FULL SHANK HALF . . SUnda}l.sale of liquor for con· sumptlon o~ the premises of restaurants; .hotels and motels, r.ir.htciUbs, shipa . and fraternal oraanJzatlons ··for a. ·$11,500 fee · I"" year would be · permitted under the other big bill for The $2ll,35U54 appropriation , Thursday, Prospec~ !or pasg, age were uncertain. · · · , The ~1,!52,354 appropriation for capital improvements for lhe next two years, ·already approVed by.·tJ.e House, will bave to ~o boat to that charnber alter senate passage. The arnollnl of the bill wa• lnmased onl)l by by the Senate Finan~;~! l'ltiiiiiiiF < < I• sure. WILL TRIMMED Ground Round •• I ....... ••• •, • I'RIIH I - t d · ..,, _ '·~ .~ ·. ( �I I . j •. ~ j . \ Charlfflf)loel~lth. Tel. 991·-5.: [vents Corner ..... OjletY.:·. y omtrt .,;... . . I 1;. • !}.Y Charlene !' ' Hue/lich . " I , J THIS IS THE ~EEK. .' "·~tHI " MEIGS COUNTY Mi'. At Rock SprinP awd AI 1fiai We'ltCI...-At,....., ·1 !I . Noon On·:.T11un..., . . To,._,.._. . ., So We Can Ali!Go ' . READ ABOUT OUR'SAlE·FOR . .~ ild SATURDAY ltfTHURSDAY'i IWIII By tllf UPI Elberfelds In POMIRif.. . .,. '' WIGAL CONFINED 'THIS PROPERTY I! CONDEMNED" Natalie Wood - PLUS"THE SWINGER" Wit h Ann Margaret RirtiUiay Party ill Given for Aunt and fony Francioso r?echni<'olor} Sadie Wolle, flower. A chicken dinner was held by members of the auxiUary and the unit ln observance of attaining the membership qooIa. Cm'peting On Your Mfnd? Mr. and Mra. Thomas URr:otl entertained Monday night with a birthday party honoring . aunt, Mn. Florence Hannay Akron. Guesll were Crafg Durst, Great Features ... · For-Great · ,.perfoimincal,: . SELLA.BRA.TION . ,.J'A/11 81111Ma) ' ALL NEW FOR YOU! Cheek Onr Speelals ••• ALSO HOFFCO BRUSHCUTI'ER AND HOI'FCO POST HOLE DIGGER - .sALES, SERVICE, PAR'l'S <> I ' ·501 Nylon 9x12 Rugs _ _ OfiiY 39.95 f•·;!!!.~x!JL:!!In~o~le~um!!!,.!~ 5.88 SPE~JAI.· tlar~~· . A..,••s~' ' . HOFFCO '-READY~TO.SAW SAW'.PAC · hiUior 179.50 ,' ',1" ,. 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