http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f7f68b2200bd6c1841fab4aa934a0186.pdf 43b905c9cc61a2494b46f833105bf27d PDF Text Text ' '·l • t • NOW YOU KNOY Ia IJII dooN wen It ,.,... tip .............pen .. Nelt York Cit} "'prneatlal • hrelp .......... . y . • enttne De.e·.r T•hTAr. ftatrrftla OfT.. Heq..JI-n ,4,.. VOL I 1 dem·l Likes Odds! Atom Treaty MOSCOW (UP!) - Secretary of State Dean Rusk prethe nuclear test ban treaty he lligned with .11 · and the Soviet Union Monday would receive "great support" in the United States. Rusk saw off a Mnatorial dele. gation and theD flew to Leningrad I Spar~man of Alabama, predicted Safety measures to be used high school students in shop and laboratory work were studied by the Middleport Board of Education Monday evening with Vice-President Em- ~~~~~~"today I 80 for a day's break between bis President Kennedy would gel Jones presiding. 100 talks on Curthtr cold war issues I of the Senate's votes for the COMING HOME The resignation of Jotm Mur· 1s. The senators, treaty - far thanf the two-. ' ray, recently h1'red for teachWI'th Soviet orr·1c1a th 1. . . more eeded 8 here for the signing, WE're return. ~ds maJOrity or ratlfl· SP( Henry K.. MUam, son ing, was accepted . Janitor apipg to Washington. I colton. A Bel 8e I of Mr ..... Mrs. D. A. Milam pointmenls approved included COLUMBUS - Gov. James The senators were equ"ily en- · RTok Pldpear ortbefna 01 o£ Langsville, will leave Ger- Harold Hubbard, Joe Shavorin...., .. us to newsmen ore eav1 b U 1 1- sky, John Taylor and Wilkie A. RhQdes Tuesday withdrew thusiastlc about. the partial test ing for Leningrad that he is look- I many Aupst 30 Ill' I e a request that :Ill counties be bon treaty the first control meuo- . 1 d ,_ the Se t be ' e~ States to receive bls .is- Holman. Cooks employed were l ~ declared drought areas because llrt! agreed' upon between East and ~g orw,~~ t ~ 1 Ina eek aHr- ~ charge. Milam, wllo bat been Nora Rll!e, Ethel Lowery, Ed. ed mgs on ·~ rea y nex conditions unprov . West since the start of the nuclear . hed led t towe -Ia.e . In oL ...e Army Iw t wo years, na E vans a nd Margaret GerRhodes ~ired Agriculture Sec- age II years ago. They said u.s. ;;:.~rr.:ment ·t:~:,:a;ucle::~es:~ l spent ·last II montbs In lach. reta~y O"ille Freeman, con- Interests were •· well protected" by in the air, outer ipace. and un- ! Obersteln, ~rmaay. The board discussed the safecemmg .Ashtabula, Athens, Bel- the pact. te I ty measures for eye protection . de mont, Columbiana, Gallia, (lea.. llet!IO<ratic Sens Hubert 1 '~T~~ hr. . 'II I u lers," Rusk ••fd. "It will merit of students taking shop and · and John I clarify •..: doubt& earmga WI • am 1 u ~ laboratory courses QJ'dered -m uga, Hockin g, Holmes ,_ Knox ' Humphrey of Minnesota ia various quar- and rece1w great 1upport. Lake, Lorain, Meigs, Noble, . a new law passed by the GenPerry Port~ge, Richland. Stark eral Assembly. Every studFA>t and W in activity must have Trumbu:l, Tuscarawas ay. ne coun ,... • 1(::; some lnd of protective eye de---VIce. The board agreed that I•• re, l . Drum Cadences A. ..-n S l:gn MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE -- 'i • AMF ROADMASTER JET PILOT "Childrens' Private Raiding Parties" "Snacks, Soft Drinks Fresh Fruit etc.,, All the super deluxe features of AMF preclstoa · · wnstruction ar' available In botb girla and boy1 !llodels. Extra durable c&J~tilever frame. Slim flectors • ' TONIGHT I WIDNIIOAY J(ichael Forest ID "ATLAS" MORE WONDERFUL UVINI willa a SECOND ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Now's the time to see and buy a new No-float REFRIGERATORFREEZER. The new IROdels at your Dealer's Store have al the features you'¥& always WOQted. • ZERO COLD • MORE STORAGE e 2 APPLIANCES IN 1 scylt tank with cbrome hood with red and turquoise re- HUCH ~t'iVe·ln w vn . II ......- .. ...--- • NO DIFROSTING- EVER • ICE CUBE CONVENIENCE e NEW BUill-IN LOOK --and-"THI CLOWN AND THI KID" Joim Lupton ~ KlkelfeGreev., Thur.-Frl. Aut. e.9 "HORIIOR HOTIL" Willi DemiJa Lotla and Vene:tio SteveDJDJl ---1""'-Nolblotl In lbla Ufetlm. boo prepared you for "THI HIAII" 26 INCH $62.50--SALE $27.50 $49.50 $52.50 $53.50 $59.50 $62.50 $69.50 . t1010 r~M~ftfl lllodela on dillpla71 at p r 'JTR.Jrc APPLIANCE DEALERS! Di•l• Rouob of tbt Salem Center Girls 4-H <lab w a 1 named winner at tbe Safety Speaklnr eoulell Ia Logon Moudoy. Mt.s Rouab prevl~a• ly kid ,.... the Meigs wunty eODiest aDd wUI ht one of elpt liri• <OIIIpetlnr In 1 he state contest. Ia addUioa to 1 caab award received 11 1 b t Monday eoate.t, Mlat Roo•• will receive 1 trip to the Oblo 4-H Cllb Coape11 Ia Sepltm· ber 1\e first 1 bo d fir Ia ,. ~ acm" thy • ~to 1 p ce r e 1 wUI receive a tr1p to the Na- i lioual4-H Club Congress. Mi81 b pok bj Rous 1 e 011 111e su eel 0 1 farm pend lafety. was and aecompanied to tile She coote:tt dinner by bor """'nts, 'Mr. and Mrl. OriOD Roush, and Mary aDd Louella Thompson. presbyterJanS • upset Thomas s0ft baII Tearn OAS hinted at a po~sible aeriOWI many troops were airlifted to tbl turn in military developmentl iD front today but It waa apecu)• that anywhere from ..., •• •w 50 ,.._. Racta• I Bars aboard each plane. RuiOOrs circulated iD Prince ot a new exile landmr: M G nd . cor:•• ·butsaltbiilleo, own•• Ha.ltiu'~~ -· • ...,. ~ stem from exile claims to that ·IlL feet made in New York ~---~: I Twno-Pro~N B.• Ual&ell Pre., bter..u.nal n Sa .to Do~~· n~ apo.l!:l · 1 Merchants iowered racial bars men clatm_ed thmr mvas:JOD tnloJ*' . . . . were pushmg I two-p-•-'w1thout m another South- ,·nto tbe H11. 8D nor th~...eaoa_:u !101&.'- 1nc1dent Tue-... ...., ,....,., 0 ern city way. . lo ljt Lunch coonte.. at 12 retall ::'!mup .::port~.:. ~ store11 10 downtown Baton Rouge, pea tr y .... La .. and In two big suburban • san y. shopping centers were desegrega- 1 ---·- Pori··· Come Dow'n In An0 t her c·It y ,.._,,:.,. . .· J)rl,... "'. ._ Four Entries • I Added T or: an:"•C::cer Candidate 0£ 7J£ I T n ests Mason Options Four Acres For' Sewage Plant Ex-Governor Reflections . •• · MEIGS THUTRE I• ~UOY. OHIO The Day After ' July,··::;. .. Girl~· ~~d ~Boys', ~n'$ and Women's • See 1M THE WINNER PORT AU .PRINCE, Haiti (UPI) - Haiti today protested a second lime. agamst Dominican aggression in • now to the Orgamzation of American States 1nd demanded that body take immediate aetion to halt it. r. I The new Haitian protest coincided with the diapatcfl o three planeloads of troop reinforcements from Port 111 Prmce to Cap Haitien in the officialy labelled northt~ "war zone." . . , The troops carried light and ! tbe nortbeast. The or1elnal !Wheavy machineguns and other baa protest: taken up by the OAI ! ~bat .equipment. They traveled Tuesday, did ~ ••k that boclp m Halhan artny troop carriern. to take any actioa. The new Haitian protest to the There was no l.ndication Jaow ______ and Enter the Woaclerful Worlcl of llectrlc UYintll " a •• . 1 Buy a New No-Frost ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER < . Troops Dispatched By Plane To New Haitian War Zone Fighting ·I Double your fomily convenience by keeping your present refrig· erator for use in the Playroo111 or Faatily R00111. It's Flameless! . Mississippians p•Ck Johnson, SALE $23.00 SALE $36.00 SALE $39.00 SALI $41.00 SAlol $4i.OO SALE $49.00 SALI$$2.00 r.ICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES su~h ~~g . cpm Haggy Is Top BICYCLES /'' ,· Nla fM ted with advance notice. Negroes BY MRS. EMERSON JONES the fair." The bond will lead ust 23, on the lawn of the Mid- protective eye devices will be were served quietly al the sto..., : Do you have a strange urge the parade "' the grandstand dleport High school. The band necessary. during lbe noon lunch period. I ' '· start marching in the early where it will play several selec.. gives an informal concert dur- Tbe next meeting was set Picketing continued, however, at lOOtL~ !ions. ing the evening. for Monday, September 9, in. . 1 Baton Rouge's segregated '.::::~ 0 fi The catch drum cadences we The Ice cream social Is sched. Under directioa of Mr. Gher- stead of the usual date, which Boys' and Girls' slow pitch : and Negro le each ~omin means the uled for Friday evening, Aut-. ke;-mbers are practicing ev- would fall on Labor Day, The so~tb&ll play eoded Tuesday at I :;i~~~j federal judge of the e~lng of lazy - - ·- ery mornillg from 8 to 1\lLPI-..!!!!a£!! . ~1'1'1 .a,cceptt;<~ the appli- :iddleJlllrt Municipal P a r ~ i · days especlaUy for tile Dyer Officially According to the direetnr, a lht'.atlzen's Nalionil . Ill' lhe Presbyterians upoet- , 'al of 'Eu ene Gherke's • personnel will number 80 with Bank to serve a• depository W, the Thomas. Independents and recreation facilities. I Bill Chllds, parade marsha~ H' h gschool march- Represents F•.remen live majorettes. two flag btar- for Its active funds for a period the Ramblers (Girls! slappmg Police arrested 138 Negro demtoday registering (if band baud is getting The Middleport Fire DeFrt- ers aud the drum majorette. of two years, startmg August 23, ll-11 f~ .the summer Utle, and onstrators at Athens, Ga., Tues- four. more entr1.. 111 the Coni · . the ment was represented offiCial- Majorettes are Janice Tonne- 1963. tile Spitfires down 18-6. (See day for parading without a per- tenn1al parade to be staged net( ~~.. b~sy se.:-n, . ly at the 26th annual COitven- hill Neda Bradford, Connie Other members present were picture elsewhere today on this , mit. Officers said t7 of the group Tuesday at 3 p.m. In obsenii 1 rt .:: lion of the Ohio Stale Fire- Cooke. Lynn Daniels, and Di- Mrs. E. 0. Rail, Harold Hub- page). . I wore juveniles who were turned once of ille IOOth Meigs coonty 18{ b soc 1 t 'tball men's Association held the anna Davis Flagbearers are bard, Lionel Boggs and super~ Members of the winmng team over to juvenile authorities Ifair. ! 1 00 MOSCOW - Secretary ast Ullnnoth eas t' e th p a s I weekend In Clveland Marilyn Sw~n and Iva Stewart I intendent, L. W. McComas were Ronnie !Iindy, George Sau- Fifty-five Negroes were ,;,.rest- Latest registrations include~·' games t e au umn mnn s bY Robert Byer. WI'th R0 ber t with Judy Martin leading the . e'! R'""' · II oat by t•Stale Dean Rusk ·today too•• a ahead. "" Saue . r, Bruce. Wa IIace, ed at Sumter, s.c., lor marchmg ,,. M'""' . uuern W~ . _ break from his talks with Sov· McElhinney servmg as alter- band as drum majorette. Micky Morris, Joey Hindy, AI- in the downtown area withoot 8 ,of America, With Mrs. Will~ ' let olflelals to fly to Leningrad The Middleport hand Is to nate. . New faces will take their an Wallace, ROf!er Roush, Roy parnde permit. Ali but 16 of this Hart ln charge, unlcy~let . , for a day's BIShlseelng. lead the Centennhd parade at Others atlendmg were Rus- cies left by departing seniors Coleman, and J1m Miller. . group were juvemles. Van Kirkland and David Karr, R~sk will return Thursday tile fair thu year smce Tuesday sell Mills, Howard Dailey, Ger- _ but the "Band Marches On." • The Presbyterians ended their At New York, around 40 dem- a surrey, "with a fringe at and t•1en go on to Premier NUt- happened to he its day to "play aid Anthony, James Daniels, season on a &-2 note. Tho Thorn- onstrators tell their picket lines top," by Mrs. Dwight Milhoan~~ Ita S. Khrushchev's Black Sea and Donald Mills. as team was 8-5. Fast pitch at a Brooklyn construction site aDd an antique truck by B 0 vllia to continue his dl.selllsions Rou8h Families' MAKES HONOR LIST men's play ends next Tuesday and filled up seats in the only Fife. . 't of cold war Issues. Diplomatic Reunions Announced PLAN REUNION The Miami Universliy Deans' u The line score: restauranl in the area in a move The added reglstraUono brlnf source• said the break would . -··- -....... Th List for the spring semester, Thomas 721 071 0 18 17 8 designed to keep wotkrneo from entries Jn the parade to 27. En- ' C 1 eoabit him to file a full report The 252nd~l reunion of e ~nd annua arr Re- comprised of all ' Presb. 401101 412 X - 21 19 3 getting lunch. The pickets are pro. trio• are still belnl received bJ on his session Tuesday .witll For- the Roush and Allied Families : ' w~ he~ In the WOOd~ ales who achieved averages Norman D. IDrewl Haggy, Custer, D. Stumbo (4\, and testing alleged job hiring discri- Childs and Bill Downie of Pomeigll Minister AQdrei Gromyko Association will be held at Wine ay ugust 11 · A B or above for a course-load of Mr. and Mrs. Alvm Hag- R. Will. Miller, Coleman (1\ mination on cily construction pr<>- ,eroy. and receive lnstruetons from lel'lviUe, Ohio,' and at Follans- old te~cher~ and pupils are 12 hours or more, totals 2,049 Rt. I, Pomeroy, received (WP), and B. Wallace. jects. President Kennedy for his bee, W. Va., August 16 and 17. cordla~i .::v~. A basket d.ln- names, the Miami top grade of 736 applicants Racial tensions appear to meetln& with Khrushchev. The annual banquet will be ner w ld at noon. With office has announced, and of wh?"I only 28 passed CALLED TO RUTLAND eased in Chtcago where white at the WlntersviUe Meth- enterlalnmenl in the afternoon. clndes Steve H. Coats, •on posit1~ With the Colum- Middleport emergency • . res- crowds ha.e slaged unruly demSANTA MONICA, CaUl. - "-"·' Church, Friday, August Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert Coats, 0., pollee force recently. cue squadamen were called to ! onslralions in a recently integrapaternity oult against 8:30 p. m. (IJSTI. The HAD LIP CUT 264 So. Second-av, officials had hoped 50 jRutland al 8:10p.m. Tuesday ! ted neighbo•·hood on tho city'• Marloo Brando wa• wiD be held at the Harry R. Bartlmas, age 9, pass, they have t h a i for Thelma Michael who was Sooth Side. Tuesday when blc!ocl ' Municipal Park on suffered a laceration (if the Up Melp Geaeral llospllal openings. suffering an asthma attack . ----showed he could nat have August 17. Reserva- recently when a dog cleared the ADMISSIONS - Melvin Norman Haggy, known as She was taken to Meigs Memthe father ol lbe ~month-old for the banquet sbould fence at the county dog pound cutter, Pomeroy. "Dre~" to most of his former orlal Hoopital. daughter of a PhiiiPJIIne 11e11t to Ronald E. Roush, 153 and either scratched or bit him. DISCHARGES - Fred ln Pomeroy, is a ----er. Road, WlnlenviUe, by He Is the son of Elza Bartimas, er, Porniroy; James of Pomeroy HIgh ONE CITED MASON- T111111 council Mall1 An attorney for Marie 10, Long Bottom. · , .1ddlep rt. and has been living In The Ohio Stale Patrol reports even inc agreed to purc..a• moved for dll1111issal ol . over nine years. He Ihe arrest of Charles W. Holter acres of land from au• charge when two such "married to the former Zelma 22. Rt. 1 Racine, cited to Meigs , Virginia Wil'""' upo11 wb!Cb abowed the blood type of Wears, daughter of Mr. and county court Aug. 23 on ·a to build a sewage lreatmellt actor was Incompatible Hershel Wears, Rt. 1 Rut- charge of failure to puom. The property was oplill>o that of the girl, Maya Gabriella. land, and has two children. !registration. JACKSON, Miss .. (UPil by a retainer fee. ,:., ==-::....::..::::.:::...:~--===-..:.:.:~==::._ Gov. Paul B. Johnson, commit- Discussing delinquent wa~' led to a tough segregation polcouncil aoled that b'IU' i<y, and former Gov . J. P. Celewhen iaoued and WIW man, an advocate ol "quiet" I".::';:;~ may bt diseonllnued fOt segregation, oppeared today aceounts after the lSIIJ be headed for a runoff for the month. I ' .1· Democratic gubernatorial Cowtcil olllo discussed .litlll Inotninottion. two representallv• to P:~i ·. The 47-year-old Johnson. Pa., conCIII'IIlnt .· BY CHI!STI!R TANNF.RILL loser In efforts o1 the application itr' ! · the office once held by aid to pave Mucll.'lt Small Town like the City also faces father, virtually was assured Bills and salaries 10 t ·, fln~,,)al problems: ' ol a place in the Aug. 27 rutcn-,1 n•·'"monlll of dertli ·''" Tuesday's blackest headline - as if in mourning- off to pick a successorprohi'btlte<ll · Pomeroy property owners that if they want to Gov. Ros• Barnett, were ~ yor~ first clasa fire protection !which has decided by law from succeedinll · ~er H' a r lower insurance rates) they wlil have to pay self. and ~ · · It, Wh~ther or not they want to pay in the form of Coleman, wbo defeated Charleo Yuuaer, Wof!lt fiv·e-year one.mill levy that would produce about $30 • ill • runoff for governor Foreman .,.. R. J!:. ~ . 000 decided November 5. · · · ' yeaN ago, .... running Facts are that - or any other lllilall ol oi!Qrney Charleo Suicannot maintain fire fGr the berth oppoaita or worn out apparatus. Joltnsoo. A fourth ""ndklol11, lsp't there. roUred wider Robert it? I!! tbe pocll:eta of .Property owners? wbo eo'""!d the raCI! says lltsn't. He &ot a pretty gOOd vote not fun" was liol Ia eontentlon. UNITED NATIONS can members of the Nations faced a tought fight day In an effort to Win CouncU approval for a .economic boycott ol Soulh rica. ... · · ·, ~'he United ;States, FriiiCt ' and Norway were reported agai!l!i the of parts of a r'lS"iution before the couni!il Gahana, Moroccti and the ipplnes. .. "Handy ~flainment" "Eltta Storage . '1111..... Dominion Attacli .. Protested Again, Asks Action, No~ PITTSBURGH (lJPII-Members l tbe firot ouch oll·out Negro move- IJNPC, oalch local chapter of the National As- I named lo head the eight-man aubol a Negro protest group todBJ' ment here against alleged hiring "lt'B poiaon to the Negro com- sociatiO'" for the Advancement of 1 committee to deal with the Hght cancelled a demDDitration against discrimination. muaity and time to go, like Jim l Colored People, laid • suJHom. l company. He said previo111 meeta local construction company. but An official of the pcoteat group Crow." mittee of the parent UNPC had ing.s have been held during scbeduled a mass march next accused Duquesne Light of being A 1pobsman for Duqul!llle been formed for the purpose of last two years with the firm-the Monday agsinst Duquesne Light guilty of what ht termed "de Light contended lllat IWt company meeting with Duquesne Light most recent only latt week. AICo., one of the district'• largest facto tokenism" in that only one I ''has never discriminated against ·management. though terming the prior .essiORJ utility firma . Negro is numbered among ttte 1any race, creed or rolor. Beyond I "The next move 111 up to them," "cordi.al,'' Johnson IBid "they After members of the UnJted firm's S5.000 employes. I that, we have DO other comment." Brown said. IDuquesne LighO apparently Negro Protest Com m lltee James McCoy, chairman of the Byrd R. Brown, president ol tho ; Atty. Livlilgstone Joluuon was Ididn't get the message." IUNPC) voted to accept a morejobs agreement With the Navarro Construction Corp., it was announced that Duquesne Light will be the next target. If Monday's planned mass onstration comes orr, it will be Compliance In Safety Rules Voted 4* t ,. ~ ;.ja t,lll'&: -~ ~ - ---------~------- !:,,:.""p RUS k II .. Iii . . .. :.: X~V......:...:N:.:::O.:..... .;.,;96:;..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _POMERO:...:::.:.::;:;::.Y.:.;-M=IDOL=EPOR:::..:::::..:T~,;::OH!..!IO:;:;.. . --.. .., _ __:W:..:.:E:.:D:.:.:N:=ES:::::D::.:A:..:.,Y,~A~U~G~U:.:::ST.:...:._,7.~1~9.::::63~------- ~ ~% Plan March On BICYCLE SALE ..... ....,. ............ ..., .t.-eo. I ELBERFELDS .. ' '.' I in Air Sizes In 0pr .Warehouse \)n '" ;·. . ···:;''AIIechtanlt ' ~ $teet ..· . .,, ". �~ .. • ' Ilelen 1/elp ·us! UL PROIUm OAI IE IIXED 01 lATCHED II AIY . USORTIEIT II THE SAlE PRICE GROUP . I . liWK'M ·TOM,ATO .. l(l Roral Prlact .£J;·r ,. ' . . .... l PEAS CATSUP :-'r.-.1 .. ·.1. • .., ,. , fr-'1J t' aUP.II MAIIK.Ta. . -.·' Wo IIOHI'Q Tho Rlllht To Ll111lt QaMIMiw Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport ' ,, ,I _,. J Mondoy thru Thursday . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frldoy oncl Soturdoy .... 8:30A.M. to 1:30 P.M. _,,.... ......... 14-u. btiL .... .... .... IBCDocFootl 12 1-lb. 303 Buvar Creak Cal 11'811 811111 8 cans Yu Camp's Pork I Bun 8 300 Rani's Pork aleans 8 cans Royal PriDCt Soldan Com ~.:!"..•::;~1 8 303 Heitz Saadwic• Spread 8 1-oz, can a Stalely's S•ll Grt11 U111s 4 2V. Htal's SoiW Pack Tomalou . 4 ltokoly'o Piaupple GrapefraH Drink 3 4..... Malron Strawberry Preserves 3 )ara Stokalr's Pi111pple Jtlca 3 ........ Malron Pr1HSS811 Dills 3 nlara..z. Ma Browa Hamnrc Sliced Dills 3 32-oz. lara cans cans .... 12-o:~. .... Today's Medical Report '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 $1 '1 8-oa. box 10.0.. Pice. U. 5. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Center lb. 89 Rib Chops lb. Lb. 79 ; IVAN! SUPER TRIM - SWifT'S PREMIUM U. S, GOVERNMENT INSPECIEO Swift's Premium - Milk Fed Veal 10 VEAL SHOULDER STEAK VEIL CHUCK ROAST Ea. Swlft'1 Premium - :!:'· • Cflopped Ham Swllt'o l"""'lfold 4 ~. 41 Sliced A•rican who wondered, he explained: "We b~ve only three houn to ahow N*Wiplper Entorprh11 Aqn, It 111. We don't have time for tbe rise of MADRID - (NEA) - He was strip· the empire; just enouah for the fall." ped to the waist and wore only faded • • • blue jeans and a pair of heavy sboea. Tlilll WAS IXCITEMENT for him This wiry, restless, director, Anthony in the >tory'll modern paralle~-"merce­ Mann, Is one of the people producer nary armies, high taxes, and walls like Safllluel Bronston salutes when he says thoae around Bertin - to protect an emof Cood movlemakin&: ·-· · pire that crumbled." "Movies are not sets or dialo1. MovThoro was oxcltemont In his film Ies a!'f people - the people who make ol•nod for oiromo, not from history them ." - ti- SHvo loyd ond heavy ChrlsTo M.nn, a good movie el.. ..,..n• tephor Plu1r1-r fighting • duol to .,xcltoment - ond thlt'1 why hi woo the dHih with lovellns. "Six -h, here. Under 1 hot IUift!IMir sun on tho hurlod one lty one In • wllcl and mur. $pe11l1h plain, a Cllll ond crew of 1,. " - • fro nay of bitter holt, Mann <fllthuHd. 500 labored on tho final • - of "Tho f'all of tho ll•man Empire." There wos excitement In the film, deThe set, a full-sclle re-creation of the sisned by nature. Her name wu Sophia Roman Forum of tl1e second century, Loren. Of l!r-r artllltlc talents, Mann said: wu so huge that Mann's orden could "You teU Sophia aometbin& to do in no! be sent by voice alone. They were the acene and she mlrrotl it lnsta11tly. relayed by wallde-talkle radio. She doesn't come pNpared, lite many • • • actresses do. She pl'l!fera to progrea IXCITIMINT AND TAUT story·lell· with tho scene throu~ rehearsal." lng aplnst a vlJuat canvu of sweep ·~ • • • briJUjnce ·- tbeae were old·pro Mann • THI FILM WAS MANN'S second en· goat. couwter with the fall of Borne on callu· ''Bill most of all It II oultement," he told. In 1810 he wu the second unit dl· AJ4. clori118 I froJD bis plact be- rector who alljed the burnln.l ol Rome aldt the cail!era. M til- director of "R1 for YGM'a "Quo Vadls." Oddly, Sophia Loren played an extra ill the 1ame film. Cid, H be had wo.a "Tho film lor ' M* .JI tho •· After six ,._lhs• work "Tho Fall c " - f of mov............. IMV oven of tho Roman lmplro'" )1001 nHrly llrl, Nck to •cll...m. til Nwiogoo .....,.._ ond Maltn .... to stir! his next, "Tho IJ....,..n Iettie" 1 escltement• 'tlm4l Mann hH for hlo ewn coM,.ny, · Excllemtlll il AnthoD,J liiDII'f buaJ. the ~tk story ~lill~ clviJI. ~ lilt fall of aa o those ness. . 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II B Size 3 pkvo. .•,;, Stcmp - Crililtlal· IO.OL .,,, r 50 EXTRA Jw Cn·• *1 & !;.':. *1 & .!'C •, - l1111oli ·l peln ......... . . ...BriSSIISpr~~ll ,.,. .. lleqc;.. ·-.: ·' *1 Hard Glosf Glocoat CANTALOUPE '1 I 1:t:., *1 lverfreih 31. ~~~ ~;.;~ 26-o:J. con JOHNSCW'I RICH, RAVORFUL CALIFORNIA pkp. FINE BAKED ·FOODS tatlo lvano S10mp , lit 15" x 26". Many coloN in Squar. blod1: dotltln. R.gular 39c, 'Yftile Tiler Last rPlalio DUST PAl 22-os. - k a t i e EVANS - 50 EXTRA TERRY KITCHEl TOWEL Price ...... 79 .· First Quality I colors: At~ua, Amolhytt1 Amber. Can also bo u•CI •• a lroncfy Snifter. Com..,.10 $1 .91, Law I t.-oJ, ·tgir 100 EXTRA PLANTER Evans tO.... lb. 49 Center Piece 49 pice. 89 10 Df.a..,wr ef !Ill WHITI ASSORtED COLOU 12.0.. 68 Vanilla R.,Jis 6 '1 con Toilet 12 $1 1-lb. ctn. lb. • GROUND TISSUE 39 12-n. 2 liquid Chiffon VEAL lb. TREET 5I lb. Round Steak 89 VEAL PATTIES 1!-2.... Peallfs %2-0r. Pl•alic Itt. .J11 Grl' t ' ll STEAK vw Armour'a lb. VEAL RIB CHOPS A11111r's Pellitlleal H ~ ';!- '1 .... .... II'IIOir'ss lapped ''"" Mul A11101r' Ham &r. .r's Cor•d Beef By ERSKINI JOHNSON Hollywood Corr01p0ndont U. S, Oo'i't;· lnlpectH 1 Armour* Canned Meats ••• Flake Board Gr' 1.n St~m>- EVANS SUPER TII-.J. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED VEAL A111t~r's Yi11111 Sa1sap ,.... SO EXTRA J..'JI VEAL Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting •. ' 50 EXTRA LOIN CHOPS lb. 79 FaPFnlt Cocktail 11 FI , EJIItrta Peaches :::t... FI PBartlett Pears Fresll Pak SaiH Dmsitg • Browt Or Fnlli11 Pickles Ma Iron Sweet l ..rkins Chlckaaef lite Sea TUNA lorian P.,ar Towels 39 J ·h Cro • · Sro~,.. Hu1t's Tomato Paste 4 2 2 2 " EVANS SUNDAY STYLE BONELESS ROLLED ., ELBOW MACARONI ::··10 ltutllnlaal Tea lap · F I P r..to Pnte FI PT•ato Satca ·'• IVANS SUPER Til-SWifT'S PIIIMIU-.J. S. GOVEIINMIINT INSPECTED ITALIANO SPAIHEnl '' FISHSTUKS 303 Cans SWEET CORN doL Mild, Sweet ...... '1 GREEN PEPPERS l~b. '10 _ ~ _ _ __ .z.... 10 49 "· 5 32-os. .tL 25 For The Fres'-t Fruita & Vegetables Shop EVANS • -~ .olt '· . .sw ';Jon · . <191 �~ .. • ' Ilelen 1/elp ·us! UL PROIUm OAI IE IIXED 01 lATCHED II AIY . USORTIEIT II THE SAlE PRICE GROUP . I . liWK'M ·TOM,ATO .. l(l Roral Prlact .£J;·r ,. ' . . .... l PEAS CATSUP :-'r.-.1 .. ·.1. • .., ,. , fr-'1J t' aUP.II MAIIK.Ta. . -.·' Wo IIOHI'Q Tho Rlllht To Ll111lt QaMIMiw Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport ' ,, ,I _,. J Mondoy thru Thursday . 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frldoy oncl Soturdoy .... 8:30A.M. to 1:30 P.M. _,,.... ......... 14-u. btiL .... .... .... IBCDocFootl 12 1-lb. 303 Buvar Creak Cal 11'811 811111 8 cans Yu Camp's Pork I Bun 8 300 Rani's Pork aleans 8 cans Royal PriDCt Soldan Com ~.:!"..•::;~1 8 303 Heitz Saadwic• Spread 8 1-oz, can a Stalely's S•ll Grt11 U111s 4 2V. Htal's SoiW Pack Tomalou . 4 ltokoly'o Piaupple GrapefraH Drink 3 4..... Malron Strawberry Preserves 3 )ara Stokalr's Pi111pple Jtlca 3 ........ Malron Pr1HSS811 Dills 3 nlara..z. Ma Browa Hamnrc Sliced Dills 3 32-oz. lara cans cans .... 12-o:~. .... Today's Medical Report '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 $1 '1 8-oa. box 10.0.. Pice. U. 5. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Center lb. 89 Rib Chops lb. Lb. 79 ; IVAN! SUPER TRIM - SWifT'S PREMIUM U. S, GOVERNMENT INSPECIEO Swift's Premium - Milk Fed Veal 10 VEAL SHOULDER STEAK VEIL CHUCK ROAST Ea. Swlft'1 Premium - :!:'· • Cflopped Ham Swllt'o l"""'lfold 4 ~. 41 Sliced A•rican who wondered, he explained: "We b~ve only three houn to ahow N*Wiplper Entorprh11 Aqn, It 111. We don't have time for tbe rise of MADRID - (NEA) - He was strip· the empire; just enouah for the fall." ped to the waist and wore only faded • • • blue jeans and a pair of heavy sboea. Tlilll WAS IXCITEMENT for him This wiry, restless, director, Anthony in the >tory'll modern paralle~-"merce­ Mann, Is one of the people producer nary armies, high taxes, and walls like Safllluel Bronston salutes when he says thoae around Bertin - to protect an emof Cood movlemakin&: ·-· · pire that crumbled." "Movies are not sets or dialo1. MovThoro was oxcltemont In his film Ies a!'f people - the people who make ol•nod for oiromo, not from history them ." - ti- SHvo loyd ond heavy ChrlsTo M.nn, a good movie el.. ..,..n• tephor Plu1r1-r fighting • duol to .,xcltoment - ond thlt'1 why hi woo the dHih with lovellns. "Six -h, here. Under 1 hot IUift!IMir sun on tho hurlod one lty one In • wllcl and mur. $pe11l1h plain, a Cllll ond crew of 1,. " - • fro nay of bitter holt, Mann <fllthuHd. 500 labored on tho final • - of "Tho f'all of tho ll•man Empire." There wos excitement In the film, deThe set, a full-sclle re-creation of the sisned by nature. Her name wu Sophia Roman Forum of tl1e second century, Loren. Of l!r-r artllltlc talents, Mann said: wu so huge that Mann's orden could "You teU Sophia aometbin& to do in no! be sent by voice alone. They were the acene and she mlrrotl it lnsta11tly. relayed by wallde-talkle radio. She doesn't come pNpared, lite many • • • actresses do. She pl'l!fera to progrea IXCITIMINT AND TAUT story·lell· with tho scene throu~ rehearsal." lng aplnst a vlJuat canvu of sweep ·~ • • • briJUjnce ·- tbeae were old·pro Mann • THI FILM WAS MANN'S second en· goat. couwter with the fall of Borne on callu· ''Bill most of all It II oultement," he told. In 1810 he wu the second unit dl· AJ4. clori118 I froJD bis plact be- rector who alljed the burnln.l ol Rome aldt the cail!era. M til- director of "R1 for YGM'a "Quo Vadls." Oddly, Sophia Loren played an extra ill the 1ame film. Cid, H be had wo.a "Tho film lor ' M* .JI tho •· After six ,._lhs• work "Tho Fall c " - f of mov............. IMV oven of tho Roman lmplro'" )1001 nHrly llrl, Nck to •cll...m. til Nwiogoo .....,.._ ond Maltn .... to stir! his next, "Tho IJ....,..n Iettie" 1 escltement• 'tlm4l Mann hH for hlo ewn coM,.ny, · Excllemtlll il AnthoD,J liiDII'f buaJ. the ~tk story ~lill~ clviJI. ~ lilt fall of aa o those ness. . ';::-_ 38 !:!. 41 1 '!! •• 41 !:!. 41 12 i:~ 31 n;,· 31 1'i:; 38 N~ 21 2 ;t,~ 31 79 12·os. Can 69 LEG ROAST lb. ' Wellesley NortMrn Farms .I Te.leRella ClarkCudrlars I 31 31 IC: - ,kf, 31 7 . 9; 2 R.OTATO ROLLS 25 12-ct. pkg. ..... ...•• 2& ,.., 12.... EwrtrtS• 811111 Paaa 7 Enrf,.. Ca1IHiower I ...laQ"'"...Lllllaleaa ,..... 27 loof ·.e..ldc'•:Pl'llle: ~ of • eDIJiln. '• ,. ~~-) ~- 1 . . '· ' . lb. 69 n '.• 50 EXTRA J').l Grr-vn Starnr. WITM cou- ••• or, PURCHAII Super BIN llad• Now 'lhru Sat., Aut. 1Dttl. At A"" fVGIII ~ Merk.- 4•)1 Green Sta ""'P 88 Evan1 Low Price 28 .... 11 "' ALL PURPOSE POTATOES • J l( . Jumbo 27 Size ee. $_. & Tender, Home Grown • r'tf\ . '1' loJl . Fleeey ·:White : a..d.• 'O .In White Littt• lor lin Uttle lo PHp Bleach Friald• Flakes ' Bluing Ammonia DOG.· MLiOQp , , .. ,, Qt. btl. 2'1'' . ' -'· ..U ... II B Size 3 pkvo. .•,;, Stcmp - Crililtlal· IO.OL .,,, r 50 EXTRA Jw Cn·• *1 & !;.':. *1 & .!'C •, - l1111oli ·l peln ......... . . ...BriSSIISpr~~ll ,.,. .. lleqc;.. ·-.: ·' *1 Hard Glosf Glocoat CANTALOUPE '1 I 1:t:., *1 lverfreih 31. ~~~ ~;.;~ 26-o:J. con JOHNSCW'I RICH, RAVORFUL CALIFORNIA pkp. FINE BAKED ·FOODS tatlo lvano S10mp , lit 15" x 26". Many coloN in Squar. blod1: dotltln. R.gular 39c, 'Yftile Tiler Last rPlalio DUST PAl 22-os. - k a t i e EVANS - 50 EXTRA TERRY KITCHEl TOWEL Price ...... 79 .· First Quality I colors: At~ua, Amolhytt1 Amber. Can also bo u•CI •• a lroncfy Snifter. Com..,.10 $1 .91, Law I t.-oJ, ·tgir 100 EXTRA PLANTER Evans tO.... lb. 49 Center Piece 49 pice. 89 10 Df.a..,wr ef !Ill WHITI ASSORtED COLOU 12.0.. 68 Vanilla R.,Jis 6 '1 con Toilet 12 $1 1-lb. ctn. lb. • GROUND TISSUE 39 12-n. 2 liquid Chiffon VEAL lb. TREET 5I lb. Round Steak 89 VEAL PATTIES 1!-2.... Peallfs %2-0r. Pl•alic Itt. .J11 Grl' t ' ll STEAK vw Armour'a lb. VEAL RIB CHOPS A11111r's Pellitlleal H ~ ';!- '1 .... .... II'IIOir'ss lapped ''"" Mul A11101r' Ham &r. .r's Cor•d Beef By ERSKINI JOHNSON Hollywood Corr01p0ndont U. S, Oo'i't;· lnlpectH 1 Armour* Canned Meats ••• Flake Board Gr' 1.n St~m>- EVANS SUPER TII-.J. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED VEAL A111t~r's Yi11111 Sa1sap ,.... SO EXTRA J..'JI VEAL Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting •. ' 50 EXTRA LOIN CHOPS lb. 79 FaPFnlt Cocktail 11 FI , EJIItrta Peaches :::t... FI PBartlett Pears Fresll Pak SaiH Dmsitg • Browt Or Fnlli11 Pickles Ma Iron Sweet l ..rkins Chlckaaef lite Sea TUNA lorian P.,ar Towels 39 J ·h Cro • · Sro~,.. Hu1t's Tomato Paste 4 2 2 2 " EVANS SUNDAY STYLE BONELESS ROLLED ., ELBOW MACARONI ::··10 ltutllnlaal Tea lap · F I P r..to Pnte FI PT•ato Satca ·'• IVANS SUPER Til-SWifT'S PIIIMIU-.J. S. GOVEIINMIINT INSPECTED ITALIANO SPAIHEnl '' FISHSTUKS 303 Cans SWEET CORN doL Mild, Sweet ...... '1 GREEN PEPPERS l~b. '10 _ ~ _ _ __ .z.... 10 49 "· 5 32-os. .tL 25 For The Fres'-t Fruita & Vegetables Shop EVANS • -~ .olt '· . .sw ';Jon · . <191 �\ I •••HneJ, ' '· 0., \• - I!?l!~!~!~p~~~~~]!onite Warpath Again, The Kyger Crttlt J:mploYttl' club IOday laaued 1 let· ter · of thanks lor assistance received wbil, 1pon10ring this year's bigger and better Little lqurnament. It follows: GentlemenW~ would like tQ like this opportunity to thank the managers, coaclleo and players of the Boys' JeaJUe teams from the are1 whq competed in the recent Kyger Creek Little Baseball tournament. The good sportsmanship pol'trayed by ma!lagers, players and tans was comment!able and a ~redil to ill. We would ll1<1 lo thtnk I be woek. Ho il still ho!'!l"t down morchanil In Y9IJl "'"' w b o lht BI'GIIco first strmg olfenaubsldized this tourn1tnent aivo centor jQb, but "port' hp through their edvertilemtnll 11 il hiVinf competition I rom listed In the Glficlal J"'OJII'Illl, 101111 ol tho young Denver re· As a tokea of appPICiotlon, Ct"ults. Bartqn and his wife have we present IQ the leagues •n pl\rcha~od a home tM miles yoor area ~ foUoWiflg: from Denver. Pomeroy Boys' Loquo AI» l~entally, Jim Is ol•tion, $30; ~leport Boyl' up m tho years as far os League A~soclallon, $30; ~yr• fesSJonal ,porto go. He Is paot cuse Boys l.ellll'f Altoe~tlloa his 29th blrlhclay. flO, and the 1\tolne Boys' Let(· ue assoclalloa • · to Ito uoed Rosa Norris of Syracuse II 1t1 further their proaram• Itt trying lor a IIJ'Oundhog marks· the way they detm ""t, T h' monshlp record. He bought a money appropriated to e • < h new gun this sprmg, complete leal"• In tho various ar.11 Is with ecope, and has knocked pr01rated to ~e number of oil 11 groundhogs with II obello. teams partlctpallnl In the Ross apparently wenla to tournament. root oo hia laurels for 1 while, Very truly yours, because the word is out th1t ht Kyger Crook EmplO)'IU' hao rotirod fr001 groundhog Club. huntlnt lor tho past - k or two. Big Jim Barton of Matm, who was a pro-football holdout SPUT SEASON this year, halt algq..t hli IllS COLUMBUS (UJ!I) - In an~:~~ro:'!.act wnh tho Den· , tlcipation of I 41J.day opon sea· .Known as "Moose" here. bl& son! fur ducks, the,Wlklllfe ~ Jim Inked hla contract last ct has .tshetth• '.Pst'1 8'8 ~ 011 Octh..t ,_~..,...,....,_..,...,.__, yNr w• • 11r sec •on . 17 • Nov. I& and the second Dec. 24 • 28· As an alternative, • framework wts also TYP& od, a split seaton with the first fl&ment Oct. %1 • Nov. 11 and tho socond Dtc. 24·28. The open '"'"'" on ceeot '' expected to bt 70 consecptive ~IY• the c~cll said, and II will open with the duck season, , Loundor,.Ory ctoonoro whichever d.ato il HI. . '"'""" WY 24421 A daily ba& llmlt'1't 1111".. four ducks io expected. 1 COIN-OP DRY CUANING 10 .... $2 ROBINSON'S MOORE'S """'* m.7 :t._ ""t"" . 00:.,. u. Opposina hlttera who eonsld· Don n.v-• _., ...ate a menace to limb 8ncl ~lllog averare are hereby warned th•t the Leal"e IJOW boesto a L Pel GB New York ..... . II q .560 8 ""lea~• •· 8aktmort ::.:aota Cl<veland Loo IS II .. b'•• 1:1> Anp~ M 119 .m IT .. •t .470 18 10 ii9 •4511 11 Konlao C•ty Detroit 47 oo .439 21 Wuhinll•• 41 'IV .369 38 Taooday'• Ronlto Baltimore 6 Cleveland '· night Detroit to BOlton I, night Ken111 City 4 Chlca~o 3, night MiDnesola 5 Lo• Angeles !, night Washin&kln 8 New Yor~ s. 1sltwi New York 1 Wash o. lnd, night w.....,...y'a PloUhle Pitchers Bostun at Detroit-Nichols O·!l vs. BunninS <B-Ill. ,Mione~. .11 r.oa Anteleo fnfgbtl - KRt l!~ll vs. Me· Bride U2·1l. AUTO SERVICE CENTER POl FOliOS, CHEVROLIT AND PLYMOUTH CAIS-.:.·--------SI'o.TSMAN GLASS PACK MUFFLERS FOlD- CHIV.- PLYMOUTH CAl$ fill INSTALLATION ~ 551 Bl> e EXTlA H&AVY GAUGE S'11iEL e DOUILE SHEU WAU e ALUMINUM - ZINC AUOY COATED FREI ~ INSTALLATION $888 HIAVY DUTY QUAUTY $~99 By Uolted Prtll Jntemattooal Allhough the Green 8ay P•cken wear tbt Iitle of champions they receive no special prlYiltltl when It comes to hard work:. Coach Vince Lombardi. 1til11marting from the 20-17 defeat administered by the Colleg, All·Staulast FrldaV, sent his squad tbrOUih a bone-eruncl!lng ll·mlnuie acrimmage Tuesday which many observers termed "bru· tal" The Pittsburgh Sleelers, w11o moet tho Paokers 4111 Salwdiy nifht in Miami wore hard at work. to duplicat; the All-Star vic· tory which mapped Green Bay't pr._ 1011 victory tlrill& at 11• '11to Detroit Llo!IS Wfl'l duiJ lmpresaed with rookie Larry Fer· geson ol Iowa who ecored the All-Stars' first iouc:hdown againal the Paeken. ForJilliOn ,.., parU.ipallnl in hlo lirll ocrlmmop with tile Lions. The Chicago Bearo received wtlcome news wit• llnobocker Tom lleltl.o' lnjlU')'. auflered on Sunday, wu reported to be only 0 11,.,., tlbow opraln, rather thon o dillocated elbow u first beUevod. Dol Shof and Dicll :r.todz ner elewold, !wo atalwartl 4111 tht N"' York G1anta, rejoiJied ....-kouts ~. but tho New York olub allced five otbera from the roator to rtduct their IQUad lo • l)loyora. Tttole cut were veteran lmebackor Dick Losta. John lltiiB- • '11te llottoa P1tri011 reaumtd double worlroota ln _.-atlon Saturday lllalttt llhlhlliou a~ahtst tile len Dies• wrth the Imowl..tp lltat back Babe ParliU bao aoV«ed from 0 b"'"" sullored lut 'fOI'· PariUI na~ with Tom Ye~~~elc in. day ' lou to the Oakland Raiders. • Major League Leaders MaJor f.oope a, Uolted Preu Le...,. Jalonelltul Nallonal Leapl ,..,_ eta~ G. AI R. B. <lnlat. SIL. Ill 413 fl2 165 CltQonto, Pttla 111 • M ns T.Davls, LA • 116 Gonzl.., PhD Ill m Aaron Mil Ul 441 Pinso~ Cl.n Itt 412 While lill- 111 455 10 Itt Kuen~. fll 7t Si1 11 1B Willlalltl, Chi. 181 QO ill 18 Torre, . )Ill Ill 141 41 1fK my, stan Morgan, Joe Taylor, Amerlr.a11 Leape tlld J. R. W'Uiamo. Yptrakl, Boa 1111 31M M 1• Tlto St. Louio Ctrdlnalo hold Relllno, Minn II! lllil 54 111 brief contact drllll Tutoday while Xallne, ))<1. IlK fiH 81 five rookie> from tile College All· Wagner, LA 110 4111 1111 114 Sltrt. intlndln& Don Brwnm of Peoraon, LA 1111 4111 so 124 Purdue, Bill 1'11tunderl '11tornton Malaone, Boo lOti 4111 47 1U cl N<braako, ..,d B<lll P a - . Hrshbl-gr, Chi 1111 3011 47 te "' rlorlda rvcoived their flrot pro- Galler. Boa '17 ... 411 '14 fetsional workoull. The Waahinitoq tlv'oullt Cauny, KC 100 40S 55 117 .290 r .. Smith, Bait tfl 298 41 115 •• , 114ds~ II,IOh • rauod A-- MOORE DISCOUNT PRICE (DISCOUNT POWER MOWERS C00PERTIRES 4PLYNYLON$999 * a- 710 X I' . vs. Pappas (10-6). ~·· Cia•• P'-e . WYU141 for . .. Appelntn~Jt).t SHOP & SAYlE AT MOORE'S IN POMEROY "-''"" -.....t-Radata. Rod llo• 11·•: Joulol!; y..,q llalton 11 lktrall New Yorl •t WIIOhlnatoo Ford. Y"lb 1H: rtlalro. Wllllt Sox t!-5; Downl'of, \"*' 7·S. · -80ME FRIENQ Cleveland ot BaiUmoro, night HUGE DAILY IIOUBLI: LAUREL, Md. <UPtl - Tha dally daublt Wll worth a whoppinR et . ~,a ....et Tlleadttr whe~ loogl!tol Trentino paid f!JI,tJO In tilt lfrll ,..,. IIIII Rub, ••·*·" •1 . --~-----·----...Jl ~b1r stwuped c".lll' too~~ t~to'"' - ___.....,...., WINGS Will It Closed All Day Thursday, AUf. 8, Preparfftg For $ Days, St1rting 9 A.M. FRIDAY, AUG. 10. politidans i.a increasing that again-he would be a at end of II. That still would be some years might not run agaill. He seemed to be f!reparlog people lor lhlnidng about a of Weot German Adenauer, ..to Is rn. But Madame YVGDne de Gaulle II Clean and nice, economy car "'" Station Wagon. Sta. Trana. Cltan and loUd, fine 1951 STUD&IAKER " ..... But he heel nothing to say be a fair age at whi<m II Ulis at his news conference a week take it. ago .Moaday. A q,..tion De Gaulle wu reported earUler II but De Gaulle did not to have taken tile same view. answer II. au Thoaghtw • Some Freoch Aides said he hod planned have taken thlo to mean that again only II he felt him in an is, in case oi a grave WoG.... If n••tlorral crisis oc H U IPJIIOBI'ed II S&H NOW $1095 1951 CHEVROLET (6) ,,ked, $791' nJDI $191 Champion (8) 4 Dr. Another economy 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. car GilliN . $39S Hardtop. Auto. Tran•. Radio Jlld Htattr. !let I~ 1157 FORD !61 I'AIItLANI "" $19.; 1)00 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, rilal · $795 ITAMPI Bright Star nice sta. trans. DISCOUNT M•rkits f Cc1me In and See Virtil a summit meeting likely up to a general cold lfsettle~nent was in algltt. Now, De Gaulle il saki to second thought• about what conllllules an "l!lriOI'I'"" fl cy." It Is suggested that he miJ not want to pull out Wltil he Is IID"' ePOMEROY, O. that France's nuclear '111 SICOND ff. lll<l•rce Is fully rudy for action. It alao Is betnc augges!A!d that to the Pabrlf Sholl · the future ol the Western aJ. Open Sunday, Mond11, llance, the EuropeOn Tul!ldaJ, Wednesday, Market and a politically untied Frlda1 and SatuntBJ 8:30 A.M. Europa 1101 10 uncertain, De UDIII8:00 P.M. Gaulle migltl feel reluclant to Open Saturday• 'fll ~ p.M. give up. ICictled All Da1_:~111) Amid · all thlo opeculatloo, no ' ~.. All boun E.S.T., ,........, obvloua IIUCCOUOr yet bas a;> poared De Gaulle himself II Nid MASON, W. VA. to ravor Premier Georges PompJ· or Wlllla Le1din~h•m For A Good On A GUARANTIED USED tAl champion BrlaD Curvia to drw from 1 ooheduled filhl wlhl I'OMI!ROY, OHIO ' dll61. MAIN e MIRI'8 8 OUR. ' .· .88 • to D...._t• Thoot,.. '·ill~,:~··;: former house banker. Qoaed All D11 Moni111 De Gaulle's first prime miJ>. Open At 10:00 AM Tueo., II """{• Mi<hel Debre, Ia aak1 also Wed, Th111'oda1, Frlflll7. 1!11presidential ambitions. urday 1: Sumlly. ' . But De Gaullt hlm~eH may ' . ceo.. Every Day At 7:30 the final _.! alter all by !All bouro ti:.D.S.T. MaBOIII to be his own . - . for 1 Taesda7 PMs A.. I ~ PliltiU lnd tw' ·. !rad•·In II<" . .W-HITIWALLS . .. ;_ ' " ...,h, t ....... .. ...... "..... SIIIE 1.10..14 670x1S "DOWN . • . .0~(111 . ....... 1 ·~ (ust 111 "Charg• KANSAS· CJTY, ~- · IUPilLoa! Decombef,,IJdwin L. m.liiOII of naariiJ' LUo tolo.,... loeltod hll o11 compaay ere4ll M!\1 t. · man he thoulhl WM 1 'ftlon<l, E!l""" IOIMo thou, · roporWtJ to: d.,, """ ~ .... llled his~ fl,lll, . .•' • \ . lb• ill'\~. $'1.$6 1 w~llc " .Royal Crown Cola NOW lN HALF-QUARTS EACH BOTTLI!! SERVES THREI!! carton serves 18 BEST COlA BUY BOLOGNA BONE IN JUICY FOR FRYING OR BROILING ALL MEAT ANY SIZE PIECE c lb. TENDER-JUICY BEEF STEAKS FINE FOR BAR-B-QUE 4Sc lb. SLICED BEEF LIVER c lb. lb. 39c SUPER RIGHT -SPICED FISB and SE;t FOOD Luncheon SEA SCALLOPS known to feel that he retirement and thai ilble JUCcessor. 1961 LARK (61 - - - - - BACKS::'fKs 3,•. 2Sc . tenn-and few doubt he not win hands dowo U alld-a-quart"' jears . from new. Severo! tintet recently he has dropped oltllq114! hints tbat he c Super-Right JUMBO wUI. Jl one fa<tor, It Ia thought, that!Egllses. mlpl decidt him to do ao would be tile main be failure tO paldt up his disagaln.ot a recond term. agreements with President Ken· De Gaulle Is nearing 7S. nedy about nuclear poJlcy and be 75 when the next presklenfulure of the ' Western alllanca. election Is held. If he took De Gaulle' a seven . year term finishes ot the end of 1965 - I'NO- WAS WHOlE lb. August vacation at hts counhome at ColomiJey-les-Dexu rttee IQ..I. Mlnneoota 11 Loo Aoge'" Chi<ago at Konlu City night Run For 2nd Term In '65 PARIS <UPil Gaulle, who earlier was thought Charlea de Gaulle may run afle·r I"' have decided againot a aecond aU for a aecond term in term. now may be changtns t 1- belling among politlcliPI II increasing tltal They pointed out that he all for a aecond teml in 1965about four weeka (orr !,';~~ II at leaot, betting among French Ith~rkiDg about the future Ill "*" 1uae Lotlorl of New York at Portheawl, Wales, Auc. 10. CUrvio, of Wolet, It eooldnf 111 October bout with -Iii clllinpl· on Emile Griffith. R~or Says DeGaulle May LEGS BREASTSCOMPLETI DRUMSTICK ond THIGH Foreign News CommentCJry DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. t. All""· •SAFE •GUARD• $15 95 • • • RECAPS $999 II In St;rill:m:. 240-pounder, can Dlaloh hll fOI'IPOr Dodger lfiPIIIIBI4 In lila and he lbi'Dws onQUCII lost boll 10 with Dryedale. Only Williams hasn't en· " much success tettlng batters oot. All this Is about to china•. however, boasle Wllllama. lllJ solution? To pitch with lhl motion 11 Dry8dal4. Whatever tba 1111w•r. tt workld with h~&• auccess Tues. ~lght when Williams gevo UP juat one hit In leading tba New York Yankees to a 1.0 v~ over WashJnelon in the 111111 ol 1 twl • nlcJll after \he Senators tho o)IIDir• .... It lito bell effort turned In by Williams alnce jolnlna tho y.,. kees last winter, Thl Kl11181 Clth Alltledcl knooked tiCOnd • place Chleap eight full ca11111 behind the Yankees by edciiiC the White Sox, H; the Balllmor' OrlolaJ dtl"lld the Clevelud lndliJII, tba Oetroit Tittra roultd Booton Red Sox 10.1• ll1d tho Mlnnettota Twb.. d~wnod Los Aug 1es Aug0It G-1 e ' • WhliDIIA'IIJI rtiOM I'IGBT LONDON' (UPJl - A thickened Aohllleo tendon bail for<ed lib and Empltt morn"'C . . . 11FUU SID PISTONS- I'UCISION IUILT • drUJ, that hud coach BID Me· Noltooal Leapa - McCovey, MANUFAcTURER'S LIST PRICE $9.50 EACH Paak J<heduled a• - t i d Olanlo II; Aaroa. tiro"' 11: afternoon scJimmlge w~leh loa· MIJI, Giants 1'1; Cepeda, Giants lured two near·ltll>to and 1 altlld .,, White, C.rdo ••· J!!STALLATION _ blocking exhlbttioa by rooklo ful~ &,. a 1 o o - Alllloltt. f back Dave F;anclo of ObiQ State. TIYIP• Sl; lOllebrtw, Twino II; The S.n f'ranclteo Forty-NI ....w.Stu•rt. Re<l 8na .; w...,.., . Augu1t S1le Now In Progre11l were pleased with tho work of gela; B•ttey, Twins; l!oward, quarterback John Brodie and U&bt Yanka, ell 21 • . IRMASTU -.1 Floyd Dean .rter Tuooday'o ~~a~~t• Ill t70 X 11 workouto, w~Jit tho Cltvoltlld Noll a a al LoaPt Brown• jll'acti<ld kJctiJII rtiUI'll tlrovn •: Wltill, .Conlo 18; • PLVI TAX .&Q •XaaANO' T1U1 ( . . palleroa with Walter Btacb tlld to. CUbo 74; M<Covey, Glante 74; Jfln Shorter .., tho ...,.Yinl tacl. Boyer, C.... '1!. .......... Le-$1u4rt. Chicago at IC4nul City (nichU lox 72: KaUne, n,trr 11; ot -Pizarro m-5l vo. Wlcktroham ner, A"'III 81; Alllaon, Twlno 11-91. Howard, Ylllb • HEAVY DUTY New York 11 Wa 1 h I n pn P~ 670 X 15 SIZE fnltJhll - Downing <Hl ... Rid- Naltoaat 4 - - !lalt>ne7, • •t.IHI TAX AND I:XCIIAlfOJ: TIM II) 11·1). lodo tH; Perr..-ld. l)odgen ,. Clevol..d at Baltimore <nlghll 111-J: K•'llfax. Dodcen ~; Marl, -Donovan <1·10l or Gront <HI) chal, Gip~ IH, Jllclltlll, 1'1· ON ALL SIZE ' II ,m... ·-.-e w ~ Brutal "-rnnm"age Held By p k Lo s ill H ...... 11!..,. l e <lu~ate =: ::: ac ers; SS t urts H ORIGINAL IQUIP1f11NT QUALITY 01 .., , . SHOCK AlSO I lEIS ln.. Q- SPECIALS·· SPECIALS I PRI:CES - Back To Garden Promotion: BY FRED llOWN NEW YORK IUl'll - Rea"" llo!1lf '-ltvttloD "' .~ 11PI Sporto Wrltlt wotsJ!t chomplQII !loony Llti911 mOfl - - . . _ ll """'' 'I'IIOM lronl>ruJUJirll Lei An- ...,. toheduteQ to begin arrqllll 1111 ~ • • movo u..l ~ plit Dodltrs mQ~t . hll bit awildt today from boll• baottlq tile GliB! llock •. IIOW lhat lhe National 1*'41111 promotioD to that of to the bll-ll.llht pro~ .,..., Jlll!lllll\ race Is u hot '" Mjldloon Square Gard<o. premaey II ,.joyed llftlll u• ~ Mafa' bal bapptnf' to be. Tbo owitch, Llalon tliMI, wwld Top oao\ellcllr Ciq1 ·~ Ill' The lladtera Ire live pmes entell lbendottmlllt o1 hlo pro- Hew YOfk, -'4 he 'lilt plniwlei troal oi lhf GW!If tnd the _,! ljept. IOtb dtl0011 lPWI 11 diNppololfll ~ .C Lit- · Jt. 1.4vU ClffllnQ allCJ lhey're Y9""1 Ceaaius Clay at Philldel· ton'• wltbllrtwal fi'Olll tiJi ,.: eou1JnC aiGII& will! • tidy three· phlt, tlld the arrangement, iD- tembor. OtJ>t, "jUJI bei:IUM hl'l , _ wlnnlnc atrQk. sU.d, ol a Declmber 4tlen'" ee..-d to dafth of 1111." · · Wllllt'l average dipped to q.Wt - • 1 - eonttacltr QD Lltloa vot1114tred 11lth. "1-hopo In mld-teason and 1h 1s · blf mooth CJ.)' cloosn't fllltl ..,, likt the wqrsl season he Harry Merktoll of the Gerd•. bQ4y till I Jtl him ,... Y.., lithad tq tlif maJors. But That Docemblr oonttttder may ca~~te U.. llrot good man ho thai ~t with slx be Ernie Torrell, the Chicago mlllll wlU ~mock bit be9ll olf." elcJlllrlpalo the giant. IJlCJ rtised his sea· If Sonny dtlll owing over to the •!lAVEII 8IGN '1'11'0 Nil tvtrap td JIO. The , ... Garden, it eouiO be 0119 ol the ltllLWAUKPl (IJP))-T!Je MJI. to lhe D!M~Jers Is lou and wouk" 8ravtl have st&Q04 - fallfr · tJid Y9U'II pay FRii;l!; .\GENT aouthpay, pitcher Richard <Bul<hl the pct~~~t1 of , blowing 1 IJIC- IURAM (UPI) - Cleveland· O'Brien and 1h~IW Tblpdo,. end tlrllfhl pWIIPI. er Larry Benz, signed as a free Crolloy 8lld aplped lhiDt tO · MIYI hii!UIIIII'td ool a by the ~leveland Browns Graenvlllt <S.C. I of tho , CIPI II.' ll1d 1wo •lnlltl tq lead lhf tho trag1c d"lh eerlltr Woatern Clrollna IM&ue. ' IPII' ~hll alllok !hit yeur of Don Fleming, hao . .• IIIPI in 1 H victory over tapped to start for tht aEOJIIIII IVIJIIPIJON Hou•lon Co)tf, 11 wp the at left safety when SARA'J'O(,;A iiPRIN~, N.f. time tho <lltnll bell tba Cltveland visits the Detroit LJ. fUPIJ - Jockey Larry AdODII 1a HIJIIIOIJ In llvt 1 lor an exhibition aame Sat· will t1ar1 1 l~y 4111~ Oetlprt lit"' Cabo '11turaday for "folllllg 19 • · a 'l'ltt lllltlfll'l downed the ChJ. The Browns were to continue Jltrel&bt cwr~t In tht .-II" Cobs, 4-1, the workout• today in preparation dprlng tho runntnc ol ~·1 the New York Meta 4-fllo=r~t~he;.!Ba~turd=a~y~e:l~hi~bl~ti~on~.....~!lin~ . =lh~fl:cc:_:a~t==~~··~ the Plllsburah Plr~tes [; the Milwaukee Brav· again today fram 1111 own penonat teamm11tes •ren't 11111!111 for him. Nolloaol 1.eapo Tt!e~day nlsht the bll rigltlhandtr Loo ....,e,., rn .., .&01 • • last season for the ~eeo11d year In J row Sao ,.........,. .., 411 501 , eame of the season. He hu wo11 only four St. LDuiJ But ht al10 waa port ol hi• 63 411 :501 ' Chi<&Jo .!13 IIi own probltm In the Ita too - at ftrll. 51 51 Claelaaati at .. ""' 8\i allowing u ollht tl Ph014elpltla Jobo Edw...., bellffll -till a PhQadelphla 58 50 :~ gl> hits •• U.. Pb1lllto WGII llttiiiP~ cltOOie w _.. KOOIIP, 11M a Milwauktt 57 56 .501 II% cap of • doubloliMMr, 7-1. to wild plldJ. by illt4HIIUII ltl l:dPittsb"'lh W wardl 1<0r. the lildl ""' 50 56 .~1 13 avenge • lou Ill thf l!ouston a ., ,Jtl ~li the Redo by a ~ edge. third. New Yort M .,., .101 11\i .Fabulo~ Ji!D ~oaey, with 17 '11ta qoond filii' wu an ~y·o --., .,... to h• ~It, wao slated to llrtly dilf«Wl tla!'7 • Loo Angeloo 4 Chieqo 1 •tart lor Cin<u.r.tl torughl In tile ~ott. out 111011 of lhf $1. Louis 4 New York 3, night tlurd semt cl the ..,..,., w•lll 1 broha JDklt. all Pittsburgh 3 Mllwoukee o, niRhl . CJDCmoatl hit lllell out in the way for hie fourth win. ~ SoQ Franclaco 3 llou•to• 1 night frnt i'"'tlt Tuooday nigltt, f'lllog lowed ·!he Rtdl ooly one lUI Cincinllali 6 Phlle 4• tot, l~ili~bt 11 ~lttt In II<Ol'lnl tltree tWes in tho fll'll Ill lrMIIu. Phila 7 CiocinnaU 1 2nd night the filth Jnnmf, onco In tile runth J ,IIQmbarded lo · W-oday'a P...U.;.. p 1i...,. and wlnnlni II Ia tile 101b with clou~lea " 11 trl r lila St Louis at New York-Broglio two I1UUI. ~ • pit, 01111 Starter .nm O'Toole w a • ted the PhHs to hold a u lead 1 vs. Jackoon (6.w. CinciMatl 11 PbUadolphlo-M•· knocke4 out ol tho ~ PI tba ljlth ~In~~~~ ::" s.e lonoy <lHl va. McLiah Uo-71. mnmg •• Phlladtlphho scored all lttllt to 111 lon Lot Angolaa at Chicaao _ Xctv- fqur of •If ruqa. BIU HlllfY, 11tt rua In HY. fax <l&-<l vs. Ellsworth 05-Tl, third Cincinn'tl h"':ler•. woo creel· eot 00 a ron b1 o.,. ll4i 1w au Uo at Pitliburgb lled w•th the Win, his fD'It •1•m•t Freesa. fniabtl _ Hendley IHl vs. lwo lolaal. Frank It~ CODtill-.11 hie Schwoll 11-il. T1to aame went tn\o lht atro ll\ltiM7 "-· &•InC hlt!eu in Sao FrtnCioco ol Hou•ton innlnf when v•da Plnooll liDfled U.. hlt-IIIW fir•t latll• and ,... tnlghll-Sonford u~ l1l .,, rar- borne Pote Rose, who had trl;lled Pflllnl 1M p o r i - In lito rell (g.s 1. in the ninth to tie the ..,.... el •t!lhoap. ,.._,., homer wa hlf Thunday'• Gameo 4-4. . . . . only hit. Tommy Harper liltaled . Y k Ph1ll1eo rehol )lltdltr J ..k illtl- lnd !..a C.,-d- doablflll f« tba ill. LouiS at New .,. schun opened the galea foc the only other Cinclnoall hits. Loo Anrt• ·~~:r; ni hi Cintinnati victo'y In tilt loth Do!\ ~- relieved Jay In tilt ;:;;::~~! ~~t Pitttb"-'Ja~lgh~ whan he dropped Fr••k Torrt'l oighdJ 11 1111 Phlll ocortd 'thelr hot~; throw on an Infield grounder to Jut two l'Ulll, and allowed ono hit 1 <On Y..IODIII •• u allow Marly Keough to be oaf• beforv ........ tilt aide. .. Loopo llojor ._.. .....,. ' ' Uoltft Ioterot~ltool I Two .,_ l Last Year's 2l~ame Hurler Willie M•ys On Liston Begins Big Switch 11 101 WINUI'l' IUFFLEIS ,.. • ·G riffith Testifies Reds Thumped 7-1 In Nightcap; Jay Hit Hard By Ph~ls \' THE ' SPORTS DESK ' J ' . ,I'I • i 12-oz. cans COLD STREAM FROZEN '· Cod Fillets _ _ _ TASTY 16-ot. can Froan-Bonei- lb. 31c Fr011nFrlod Fish Sticks _ __ tb. 46-ot. SSe cans Dr-oci--Pen Rudy Fresh Smelts lb.25c DNIIIdlb.49c .00 ·29·01. Fresh Perch Fillets _ tb.6Sc cans SuperSoft ~':29c Marshmallows 2 39c Macaroni 2 T~ 6Sc Preserves Grape Jelly ---=~39c Dill Slices ---·~zsc S9c Cheddar Cheese - 17-ot. FREE~ cans ......... t Ann P... Elbow lb. plcg. 10V2-oz. boxe1 Ann P11-strawloerry Dutch Girl .EACH DollyModiiOn ICED '-""KE Wlsdnsln Sherp EACI-I lb. A&P Own Bright Sa.J Household Items A&P SWEET PEAS 6 PEAS & CARROTS OR MIXED VEGETABLES 10-oz. kI p I . ltllonS7c ,...._ 69 t_._ _ _ con C .Liquid Bleach ,_lturo USh · ..... Po+• 1 • 3 69t A&P BRAND SUGARED 10-ox pkgo.' CALIFORNIA SUGAR SWEET ' - - I•• Window.Cl•ner ' $ OO SliCED STRAWBERRIES CANTALOUPES 1.9c 11.... 1111. JUMBO SIZE 27's ' for . . ,. . •' :::r,. 69c · POTATOES=~~ 20,~ ( ..... -h c �\ I •••HneJ, ' '· 0., \• - I!?l!~!~!~p~~~~~]!onite Warpath Again, The Kyger Crttlt J:mploYttl' club IOday laaued 1 let· ter · of thanks lor assistance received wbil, 1pon10ring this year's bigger and better Little lqurnament. It follows: GentlemenW~ would like tQ like this opportunity to thank the managers, coaclleo and players of the Boys' JeaJUe teams from the are1 whq competed in the recent Kyger Creek Little Baseball tournament. The good sportsmanship pol'trayed by ma!lagers, players and tans was comment!able and a ~redil to ill. We would ll1<1 lo thtnk I be woek. Ho il still ho!'!l"t down morchanil In Y9IJl "'"' w b o lht BI'GIIco first strmg olfenaubsldized this tourn1tnent aivo centor jQb, but "port' hp through their edvertilemtnll 11 il hiVinf competition I rom listed In the Glficlal J"'OJII'Illl, 101111 ol tho young Denver re· As a tokea of appPICiotlon, Ct"ults. Bartqn and his wife have we present IQ the leagues •n pl\rcha~od a home tM miles yoor area ~ foUoWiflg: from Denver. Pomeroy Boys' Loquo AI» l~entally, Jim Is ol•tion, $30; ~leport Boyl' up m tho years as far os League A~soclallon, $30; ~yr• fesSJonal ,porto go. He Is paot cuse Boys l.ellll'f Altoe~tlloa his 29th blrlhclay. flO, and the 1\tolne Boys' Let(· ue assoclalloa • · to Ito uoed Rosa Norris of Syracuse II 1t1 further their proaram• Itt trying lor a IIJ'Oundhog marks· the way they detm ""t, T h' monshlp record. He bought a money appropriated to e • < h new gun this sprmg, complete leal"• In tho various ar.11 Is with ecope, and has knocked pr01rated to ~e number of oil 11 groundhogs with II obello. teams partlctpallnl In the Ross apparently wenla to tournament. root oo hia laurels for 1 while, Very truly yours, because the word is out th1t ht Kyger Crook EmplO)'IU' hao rotirod fr001 groundhog Club. huntlnt lor tho past - k or two. Big Jim Barton of Matm, who was a pro-football holdout SPUT SEASON this year, halt algq..t hli IllS COLUMBUS (UJ!I) - In an~:~~ro:'!.act wnh tho Den· , tlcipation of I 41J.day opon sea· .Known as "Moose" here. bl& son! fur ducks, the,Wlklllfe ~ Jim Inked hla contract last ct has .tshetth• '.Pst'1 8'8 ~ 011 Octh..t ,_~..,...,....,_..,...,.__, yNr w• • 11r sec •on . 17 • Nov. I& and the second Dec. 24 • 28· As an alternative, • framework wts also TYP& od, a split seaton with the first fl&ment Oct. %1 • Nov. 11 and tho socond Dtc. 24·28. The open '"'"'" on ceeot '' expected to bt 70 consecptive ~IY• the c~cll said, and II will open with the duck season, , Loundor,.Ory ctoonoro whichever d.ato il HI. . '"'""" WY 24421 A daily ba& llmlt'1't 1111".. four ducks io expected. 1 COIN-OP DRY CUANING 10 .... $2 ROBINSON'S MOORE'S """'* m.7 :t._ ""t"" . 00:.,. u. Opposina hlttera who eonsld· Don n.v-• _., ...ate a menace to limb 8ncl ~lllog averare are hereby warned th•t the Leal"e IJOW boesto a L Pel GB New York ..... . II q .560 8 ""lea~• •· 8aktmort ::.:aota Cl<veland Loo IS II .. b'•• 1:1> Anp~ M 119 .m IT .. •t .470 18 10 ii9 •4511 11 Konlao C•ty Detroit 47 oo .439 21 Wuhinll•• 41 'IV .369 38 Taooday'• Ronlto Baltimore 6 Cleveland '· night Detroit to BOlton I, night Ken111 City 4 Chlca~o 3, night MiDnesola 5 Lo• Angeles !, night Washin&kln 8 New Yor~ s. 1sltwi New York 1 Wash o. lnd, night w.....,...y'a PloUhle Pitchers Bostun at Detroit-Nichols O·!l vs. BunninS <B-Ill. ,Mione~. .11 r.oa Anteleo fnfgbtl - KRt l!~ll vs. Me· Bride U2·1l. AUTO SERVICE CENTER POl FOliOS, CHEVROLIT AND PLYMOUTH CAIS-.:.·--------SI'o.TSMAN GLASS PACK MUFFLERS FOlD- CHIV.- PLYMOUTH CAl$ fill INSTALLATION ~ 551 Bl> e EXTlA H&AVY GAUGE S'11iEL e DOUILE SHEU WAU e ALUMINUM - ZINC AUOY COATED FREI ~ INSTALLATION $888 HIAVY DUTY QUAUTY $~99 By Uolted Prtll Jntemattooal Allhough the Green 8ay P•cken wear tbt Iitle of champions they receive no special prlYiltltl when It comes to hard work:. Coach Vince Lombardi. 1til11marting from the 20-17 defeat administered by the Colleg, All·Staulast FrldaV, sent his squad tbrOUih a bone-eruncl!lng ll·mlnuie acrimmage Tuesday which many observers termed "bru· tal" The Pittsburgh Sleelers, w11o moet tho Paokers 4111 Salwdiy nifht in Miami wore hard at work. to duplicat; the All-Star vic· tory which mapped Green Bay't pr._ 1011 victory tlrill& at 11• '11to Detroit Llo!IS Wfl'l duiJ lmpresaed with rookie Larry Fer· geson ol Iowa who ecored the All-Stars' first iouc:hdown againal the Paeken. ForJilliOn ,.., parU.ipallnl in hlo lirll ocrlmmop with tile Lions. The Chicago Bearo received wtlcome news wit• llnobocker Tom lleltl.o' lnjlU')'. auflered on Sunday, wu reported to be only 0 11,.,., tlbow opraln, rather thon o dillocated elbow u first beUevod. Dol Shof and Dicll :r.todz ner elewold, !wo atalwartl 4111 tht N"' York G1anta, rejoiJied ....-kouts ~. but tho New York olub allced five otbera from the roator to rtduct their IQUad lo • l)loyora. Tttole cut were veteran lmebackor Dick Losta. John lltiiB- • '11te llottoa P1tri011 reaumtd double worlroota ln _.-atlon Saturday lllalttt llhlhlliou a~ahtst tile len Dies• wrth the Imowl..tp lltat back Babe ParliU bao aoV«ed from 0 b"'"" sullored lut 'fOI'· PariUI na~ with Tom Ye~~~elc in. day ' lou to the Oakland Raiders. • Major League Leaders MaJor f.oope a, Uolted Preu Le...,. Jalonelltul Nallonal Leapl ,..,_ eta~ G. AI R. B. <lnlat. SIL. Ill 413 fl2 165 CltQonto, Pttla 111 • M ns T.Davls, LA • 116 Gonzl.., PhD Ill m Aaron Mil Ul 441 Pinso~ Cl.n Itt 412 While lill- 111 455 10 Itt Kuen~. fll 7t Si1 11 1B Willlalltl, Chi. 181 QO ill 18 Torre, . )Ill Ill 141 41 1fK my, stan Morgan, Joe Taylor, Amerlr.a11 Leape tlld J. R. W'Uiamo. Yptrakl, Boa 1111 31M M 1• Tlto St. Louio Ctrdlnalo hold Relllno, Minn II! lllil 54 111 brief contact drllll Tutoday while Xallne, ))<1. IlK fiH 81 five rookie> from tile College All· Wagner, LA 110 4111 1111 114 Sltrt. intlndln& Don Brwnm of Peoraon, LA 1111 4111 so 124 Purdue, Bill 1'11tunderl '11tornton Malaone, Boo lOti 4111 47 1U cl N<braako, ..,d B<lll P a - . Hrshbl-gr, Chi 1111 3011 47 te "' rlorlda rvcoived their flrot pro- Galler. Boa '17 ... 411 '14 fetsional workoull. The Waahinitoq tlv'oullt Cauny, KC 100 40S 55 117 .290 r .. Smith, Bait tfl 298 41 115 •• , 114ds~ II,IOh • rauod A-- MOORE DISCOUNT PRICE (DISCOUNT POWER MOWERS C00PERTIRES 4PLYNYLON$999 * a- 710 X I' . vs. Pappas (10-6). ~·· Cia•• P'-e . WYU141 for . .. Appelntn~Jt).t SHOP & SAYlE AT MOORE'S IN POMEROY "-''"" -.....t-Radata. Rod llo• 11·•: Joulol!; y..,q llalton 11 lktrall New Yorl •t WIIOhlnatoo Ford. Y"lb 1H: rtlalro. Wllllt Sox t!-5; Downl'of, \"*' 7·S. · -80ME FRIENQ Cleveland ot BaiUmoro, night HUGE DAILY IIOUBLI: LAUREL, Md. <UPtl - Tha dally daublt Wll worth a whoppinR et . ~,a ....et Tlleadttr whe~ loogl!tol Trentino paid f!JI,tJO In tilt lfrll ,..,. IIIII Rub, ••·*·" •1 . --~-----·----...Jl ~b1r stwuped c".lll' too~~ t~to'"' - ___.....,...., WINGS Will It Closed All Day Thursday, AUf. 8, Preparfftg For $ Days, St1rting 9 A.M. FRIDAY, AUG. 10. politidans i.a increasing that again-he would be a at end of II. That still would be some years might not run agaill. He seemed to be f!reparlog people lor lhlnidng about a of Weot German Adenauer, ..to Is rn. But Madame YVGDne de Gaulle II Clean and nice, economy car "'" Station Wagon. Sta. Trana. Cltan and loUd, fine 1951 STUD&IAKER " ..... But he heel nothing to say be a fair age at whi<m II Ulis at his news conference a week take it. ago .Moaday. A q,..tion De Gaulle wu reported earUler II but De Gaulle did not to have taken tile same view. answer II. au Thoaghtw • Some Freoch Aides said he hod planned have taken thlo to mean that again only II he felt him in an is, in case oi a grave WoG.... If n••tlorral crisis oc H U IPJIIOBI'ed II S&H NOW $1095 1951 CHEVROLET (6) ,,ked, $791' nJDI $191 Champion (8) 4 Dr. Another economy 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. car GilliN . $39S Hardtop. Auto. Tran•. Radio Jlld Htattr. !let I~ 1157 FORD !61 I'AIItLANI "" $19.; 1)00 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, rilal · $795 ITAMPI Bright Star nice sta. trans. DISCOUNT M•rkits f Cc1me In and See Virtil a summit meeting likely up to a general cold lfsettle~nent was in algltt. Now, De Gaulle il saki to second thought• about what conllllules an "l!lriOI'I'"" fl cy." It Is suggested that he miJ not want to pull out Wltil he Is IID"' ePOMEROY, O. that France's nuclear '111 SICOND ff. lll<l•rce Is fully rudy for action. It alao Is betnc augges!A!d that to the Pabrlf Sholl · the future ol the Western aJ. Open Sunday, Mond11, llance, the EuropeOn Tul!ldaJ, Wednesday, Market and a politically untied Frlda1 and SatuntBJ 8:30 A.M. Europa 1101 10 uncertain, De UDIII8:00 P.M. Gaulle migltl feel reluclant to Open Saturday• 'fll ~ p.M. give up. ICictled All Da1_:~111) Amid · all thlo opeculatloo, no ' ~.. All boun E.S.T., ,........, obvloua IIUCCOUOr yet bas a;> poared De Gaulle himself II Nid MASON, W. VA. to ravor Premier Georges PompJ· or Wlllla Le1din~h•m For A Good On A GUARANTIED USED tAl champion BrlaD Curvia to drw from 1 ooheduled filhl wlhl I'OMI!ROY, OHIO ' dll61. MAIN e MIRI'8 8 OUR. ' .· .88 • to D...._t• Thoot,.. '·ill~,:~··;: former house banker. Qoaed All D11 Moni111 De Gaulle's first prime miJ>. Open At 10:00 AM Tueo., II """{• Mi<hel Debre, Ia aak1 also Wed, Th111'oda1, Frlflll7. 1!11presidential ambitions. urday 1: Sumlly. ' . But De Gaullt hlm~eH may ' . ceo.. Every Day At 7:30 the final _.! alter all by !All bouro ti:.D.S.T. MaBOIII to be his own . - . for 1 Taesda7 PMs A.. I ~ PliltiU lnd tw' ·. !rad•·In II<" . .W-HITIWALLS . .. ;_ ' " ...,h, t ....... .. ...... "..... SIIIE 1.10..14 670x1S "DOWN . • . .0~(111 . ....... 1 ·~ (ust 111 "Charg• KANSAS· CJTY, ~- · IUPilLoa! Decombef,,IJdwin L. m.liiOII of naariiJ' LUo tolo.,... loeltod hll o11 compaay ere4ll M!\1 t. · man he thoulhl WM 1 'ftlon<l, E!l""" IOIMo thou, · roporWtJ to: d.,, """ ~ .... llled his~ fl,lll, . .•' • \ . lb• ill'\~. $'1.$6 1 w~llc " .Royal Crown Cola NOW lN HALF-QUARTS EACH BOTTLI!! SERVES THREI!! carton serves 18 BEST COlA BUY BOLOGNA BONE IN JUICY FOR FRYING OR BROILING ALL MEAT ANY SIZE PIECE c lb. TENDER-JUICY BEEF STEAKS FINE FOR BAR-B-QUE 4Sc lb. SLICED BEEF LIVER c lb. lb. 39c SUPER RIGHT -SPICED FISB and SE;t FOOD Luncheon SEA SCALLOPS known to feel that he retirement and thai ilble JUCcessor. 1961 LARK (61 - - - - - BACKS::'fKs 3,•. 2Sc . tenn-and few doubt he not win hands dowo U alld-a-quart"' jears . from new. Severo! tintet recently he has dropped oltllq114! hints tbat he c Super-Right JUMBO wUI. Jl one fa<tor, It Ia thought, that!Egllses. mlpl decidt him to do ao would be tile main be failure tO paldt up his disagaln.ot a recond term. agreements with President Ken· De Gaulle Is nearing 7S. nedy about nuclear poJlcy and be 75 when the next presklenfulure of the ' Western alllanca. election Is held. If he took De Gaulle' a seven . year term finishes ot the end of 1965 - I'NO- WAS WHOlE lb. August vacation at hts counhome at ColomiJey-les-Dexu rttee IQ..I. Mlnneoota 11 Loo Aoge'" Chi<ago at Konlu City night Run For 2nd Term In '65 PARIS <UPil Gaulle, who earlier was thought Charlea de Gaulle may run afle·r I"' have decided againot a aecond aU for a aecond term in term. now may be changtns t 1- belling among politlcliPI II increasing tltal They pointed out that he all for a aecond teml in 1965about four weeka (orr !,';~~ II at leaot, betting among French Ith~rkiDg about the future Ill "*" 1uae Lotlorl of New York at Portheawl, Wales, Auc. 10. CUrvio, of Wolet, It eooldnf 111 October bout with -Iii clllinpl· on Emile Griffith. R~or Says DeGaulle May LEGS BREASTSCOMPLETI DRUMSTICK ond THIGH Foreign News CommentCJry DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. t. All""· •SAFE •GUARD• $15 95 • • • RECAPS $999 II In St;rill:m:. 240-pounder, can Dlaloh hll fOI'IPOr Dodger lfiPIIIIBI4 In lila and he lbi'Dws onQUCII lost boll 10 with Dryedale. Only Williams hasn't en· " much success tettlng batters oot. All this Is about to china•. however, boasle Wllllama. lllJ solution? To pitch with lhl motion 11 Dry8dal4. Whatever tba 1111w•r. tt workld with h~&• auccess Tues. ~lght when Williams gevo UP juat one hit In leading tba New York Yankees to a 1.0 v~ over WashJnelon in the 111111 ol 1 twl • nlcJll after \he Senators tho o)IIDir• .... It lito bell effort turned In by Williams alnce jolnlna tho y.,. kees last winter, Thl Kl11181 Clth Alltledcl knooked tiCOnd • place Chleap eight full ca11111 behind the Yankees by edciiiC the White Sox, H; the Balllmor' OrlolaJ dtl"lld the Clevelud lndliJII, tba Oetroit Tittra roultd Booton Red Sox 10.1• ll1d tho Mlnnettota Twb.. d~wnod Los Aug 1es Aug0It G-1 e ' • WhliDIIA'IIJI rtiOM I'IGBT LONDON' (UPJl - A thickened Aohllleo tendon bail for<ed lib and Empltt morn"'C . . . 11FUU SID PISTONS- I'UCISION IUILT • drUJ, that hud coach BID Me· Noltooal Leapa - McCovey, MANUFAcTURER'S LIST PRICE $9.50 EACH Paak J<heduled a• - t i d Olanlo II; Aaroa. tiro"' 11: afternoon scJimmlge w~leh loa· MIJI, Giants 1'1; Cepeda, Giants lured two near·ltll>to and 1 altlld .,, White, C.rdo ••· J!!STALLATION _ blocking exhlbttioa by rooklo ful~ &,. a 1 o o - Alllloltt. f back Dave F;anclo of ObiQ State. TIYIP• Sl; lOllebrtw, Twino II; The S.n f'ranclteo Forty-NI ....w.Stu•rt. Re<l 8na .; w...,.., . Augu1t S1le Now In Progre11l were pleased with tho work of gela; B•ttey, Twins; l!oward, quarterback John Brodie and U&bt Yanka, ell 21 • . IRMASTU -.1 Floyd Dean .rter Tuooday'o ~~a~~t• Ill t70 X 11 workouto, w~Jit tho Cltvoltlld Noll a a al LoaPt Brown• jll'acti<ld kJctiJII rtiUI'll tlrovn •: Wltill, .Conlo 18; • PLVI TAX .&Q •XaaANO' T1U1 ( . . palleroa with Walter Btacb tlld to. CUbo 74; M<Covey, Glante 74; Jfln Shorter .., tho ...,.Yinl tacl. Boyer, C.... '1!. .......... Le-$1u4rt. Chicago at IC4nul City (nichU lox 72: KaUne, n,trr 11; ot -Pizarro m-5l vo. Wlcktroham ner, A"'III 81; Alllaon, Twlno 11-91. Howard, Ylllb • HEAVY DUTY New York 11 Wa 1 h I n pn P~ 670 X 15 SIZE fnltJhll - Downing <Hl ... Rid- Naltoaat 4 - - !lalt>ne7, • •t.IHI TAX AND I:XCIIAlfOJ: TIM II) 11·1). lodo tH; Perr..-ld. l)odgen ,. Clevol..d at Baltimore <nlghll 111-J: K•'llfax. Dodcen ~; Marl, -Donovan <1·10l or Gront <HI) chal, Gip~ IH, Jllclltlll, 1'1· ON ALL SIZE ' II ,m... ·-.-e w ~ Brutal "-rnnm"age Held By p k Lo s ill H ...... 11!..,. l e <lu~ate =: ::: ac ers; SS t urts H ORIGINAL IQUIP1f11NT QUALITY 01 .., , . SHOCK AlSO I lEIS ln.. Q- SPECIALS·· SPECIALS I PRI:CES - Back To Garden Promotion: BY FRED llOWN NEW YORK IUl'll - Rea"" llo!1lf '-ltvttloD "' .~ 11PI Sporto Wrltlt wotsJ!t chomplQII !loony Llti911 mOfl - - . . _ ll """'' 'I'IIOM lronl>ruJUJirll Lei An- ...,. toheduteQ to begin arrqllll 1111 ~ • • movo u..l ~ plit Dodltrs mQ~t . hll bit awildt today from boll• baottlq tile GliB! llock •. IIOW lhat lhe National 1*'41111 promotioD to that of to the bll-ll.llht pro~ .,..., Jlll!lllll\ race Is u hot '" Mjldloon Square Gard<o. premaey II ,.joyed llftlll u• ~ Mafa' bal bapptnf' to be. Tbo owitch, Llalon tliMI, wwld Top oao\ellcllr Ciq1 ·~ Ill' The lladtera Ire live pmes entell lbendottmlllt o1 hlo pro- Hew YOfk, -'4 he 'lilt plniwlei troal oi lhf GW!If tnd the _,! ljept. IOtb dtl0011 lPWI 11 diNppololfll ~ .C Lit- · Jt. 1.4vU ClffllnQ allCJ lhey're Y9""1 Ceaaius Clay at Philldel· ton'• wltbllrtwal fi'Olll tiJi ,.: eou1JnC aiGII& will! • tidy three· phlt, tlld the arrangement, iD- tembor. OtJ>t, "jUJI bei:IUM hl'l , _ wlnnlnc atrQk. sU.d, ol a Declmber 4tlen'" ee..-d to dafth of 1111." · · Wllllt'l average dipped to q.Wt - • 1 - eonttacltr QD Lltloa vot1114tred 11lth. "1-hopo In mld-teason and 1h 1s · blf mooth CJ.)' cloosn't fllltl ..,, likt the wqrsl season he Harry Merktoll of the Gerd•. bQ4y till I Jtl him ,... Y.., lithad tq tlif maJors. But That Docemblr oonttttder may ca~~te U.. llrot good man ho thai ~t with slx be Ernie Torrell, the Chicago mlllll wlU ~mock bit be9ll olf." elcJlllrlpalo the giant. IJlCJ rtised his sea· If Sonny dtlll owing over to the •!lAVEII 8IGN '1'11'0 Nil tvtrap td JIO. The , ... Garden, it eouiO be 0119 ol the ltllLWAUKPl (IJP))-T!Je MJI. to lhe D!M~Jers Is lou and wouk" 8ravtl have st&Q04 - fallfr · tJid Y9U'II pay FRii;l!; .\GENT aouthpay, pitcher Richard <Bul<hl the pct~~~t1 of , blowing 1 IJIC- IURAM (UPI) - Cleveland· O'Brien and 1h~IW Tblpdo,. end tlrllfhl pWIIPI. er Larry Benz, signed as a free Crolloy 8lld aplped lhiDt tO · MIYI hii!UIIIII'td ool a by the ~leveland Browns Graenvlllt <S.C. I of tho , CIPI II.' ll1d 1wo •lnlltl tq lead lhf tho trag1c d"lh eerlltr Woatern Clrollna IM&ue. ' IPII' ~hll alllok !hit yeur of Don Fleming, hao . .• IIIPI in 1 H victory over tapped to start for tht aEOJIIIII IVIJIIPIJON Hou•lon Co)tf, 11 wp the at left safety when SARA'J'O(,;A iiPRIN~, N.f. time tho <lltnll bell tba Cltveland visits the Detroit LJ. fUPIJ - Jockey Larry AdODII 1a HIJIIIOIJ In llvt 1 lor an exhibition aame Sat· will t1ar1 1 l~y 4111~ Oetlprt lit"' Cabo '11turaday for "folllllg 19 • · a 'l'ltt lllltlfll'l downed the ChJ. The Browns were to continue Jltrel&bt cwr~t In tht .-II" Cobs, 4-1, the workout• today in preparation dprlng tho runntnc ol ~·1 the New York Meta 4-fllo=r~t~he;.!Ba~turd=a~y~e:l~hi~bl~ti~on~.....~!lin~ . =lh~fl:cc:_:a~t==~~··~ the Plllsburah Plr~tes [; the Milwaukee Brav· again today fram 1111 own penonat teamm11tes •ren't 11111!111 for him. Nolloaol 1.eapo Tt!e~day nlsht the bll rigltlhandtr Loo ....,e,., rn .., .&01 • • last season for the ~eeo11d year In J row Sao ,.........,. .., 411 501 , eame of the season. He hu wo11 only four St. LDuiJ But ht al10 waa port ol hi• 63 411 :501 ' Chi<&Jo .!13 IIi own probltm In the Ita too - at ftrll. 51 51 Claelaaati at .. ""' 8\i allowing u ollht tl Ph014elpltla Jobo Edw...., bellffll -till a PhQadelphla 58 50 :~ gl> hits •• U.. Pb1lllto WGII llttiiiP~ cltOOie w _.. KOOIIP, 11M a Milwauktt 57 56 .501 II% cap of • doubloliMMr, 7-1. to wild plldJ. by illt4HIIUII ltl l:dPittsb"'lh W wardl 1<0r. the lildl ""' 50 56 .~1 13 avenge • lou Ill thf l!ouston a ., ,Jtl ~li the Redo by a ~ edge. third. New Yort M .,., .101 11\i .Fabulo~ Ji!D ~oaey, with 17 '11ta qoond filii' wu an ~y·o --., .,... to h• ~It, wao slated to llrtly dilf«Wl tla!'7 • Loo Angeloo 4 Chieqo 1 •tart lor Cin<u.r.tl torughl In tile ~ott. out 111011 of lhf $1. Louis 4 New York 3, night tlurd semt cl the ..,..,., w•lll 1 broha JDklt. all Pittsburgh 3 Mllwoukee o, niRhl . CJDCmoatl hit lllell out in the way for hie fourth win. ~ SoQ Franclaco 3 llou•to• 1 night frnt i'"'tlt Tuooday nigltt, f'lllog lowed ·!he Rtdl ooly one lUI Cincinllali 6 Phlle 4• tot, l~ili~bt 11 ~lttt In II<Ol'lnl tltree tWes in tho fll'll Ill lrMIIu. Phila 7 CiocinnaU 1 2nd night the filth Jnnmf, onco In tile runth J ,IIQmbarded lo · W-oday'a P...U.;.. p 1i...,. and wlnnlni II Ia tile 101b with clou~lea " 11 trl r lila St Louis at New York-Broglio two I1UUI. ~ • pit, 01111 Starter .nm O'Toole w a • ted the PhHs to hold a u lead 1 vs. Jackoon (6.w. CinciMatl 11 PbUadolphlo-M•· knocke4 out ol tho ~ PI tba ljlth ~In~~~~ ::" s.e lonoy <lHl va. McLiah Uo-71. mnmg •• Phlladtlphho scored all lttllt to 111 lon Lot Angolaa at Chicaao _ Xctv- fqur of •If ruqa. BIU HlllfY, 11tt rua In HY. fax <l&-<l vs. Ellsworth 05-Tl, third Cincinn'tl h"':ler•. woo creel· eot 00 a ron b1 o.,. ll4i 1w au Uo at Pitliburgb lled w•th the Win, his fD'It •1•m•t Freesa. fniabtl _ Hendley IHl vs. lwo lolaal. Frank It~ CODtill-.11 hie Schwoll 11-il. T1to aame went tn\o lht atro ll\ltiM7 "-· &•InC hlt!eu in Sao FrtnCioco ol Hou•ton innlnf when v•da Plnooll liDfled U.. hlt-IIIW fir•t latll• and ,... tnlghll-Sonford u~ l1l .,, rar- borne Pote Rose, who had trl;lled Pflllnl 1M p o r i - In lito rell (g.s 1. in the ninth to tie the ..,.... el •t!lhoap. ,.._,., homer wa hlf Thunday'• Gameo 4-4. . . . . only hit. Tommy Harper liltaled . Y k Ph1ll1eo rehol )lltdltr J ..k illtl- lnd !..a C.,-d- doablflll f« tba ill. LouiS at New .,. schun opened the galea foc the only other Cinclnoall hits. Loo Anrt• ·~~:r; ni hi Cintinnati victo'y In tilt loth Do!\ ~- relieved Jay In tilt ;:;;::~~! ~~t Pitttb"-'Ja~lgh~ whan he dropped Fr••k Torrt'l oighdJ 11 1111 Phlll ocortd 'thelr hot~; throw on an Infield grounder to Jut two l'Ulll, and allowed ono hit 1 <On Y..IODIII •• u allow Marly Keough to be oaf• beforv ........ tilt aide. .. Loopo llojor ._.. .....,. ' ' Uoltft Ioterot~ltool I Two .,_ l Last Year's 2l~ame Hurler Willie M•ys On Liston Begins Big Switch 11 101 WINUI'l' IUFFLEIS ,.. • ·G riffith Testifies Reds Thumped 7-1 In Nightcap; Jay Hit Hard By Ph~ls \' THE ' SPORTS DESK ' J ' . ,I'I • i 12-oz. cans COLD STREAM FROZEN '· Cod Fillets _ _ _ TASTY 16-ot. can Froan-Bonei- lb. 31c Fr011nFrlod Fish Sticks _ __ tb. 46-ot. SSe cans Dr-oci--Pen Rudy Fresh Smelts lb.25c DNIIIdlb.49c .00 ·29·01. Fresh Perch Fillets _ tb.6Sc cans SuperSoft ~':29c Marshmallows 2 39c Macaroni 2 T~ 6Sc Preserves Grape Jelly ---=~39c Dill Slices ---·~zsc S9c Cheddar Cheese - 17-ot. FREE~ cans ......... t Ann P... Elbow lb. plcg. 10V2-oz. boxe1 Ann P11-strawloerry Dutch Girl .EACH DollyModiiOn ICED '-""KE Wlsdnsln Sherp EACI-I lb. A&P Own Bright Sa.J Household Items A&P SWEET PEAS 6 PEAS & CARROTS OR MIXED VEGETABLES 10-oz. kI p I . ltllonS7c ,...._ 69 t_._ _ _ con C .Liquid Bleach ,_lturo USh · ..... Po+• 1 • 3 69t A&P BRAND SUGARED 10-ox pkgo.' CALIFORNIA SUGAR SWEET ' - - I•• Window.Cl•ner ' $ OO SliCED STRAWBERRIES CANTALOUPES 1.9c 11.... 1111. JUMBO SIZE 27's ' for . . ,. . •' :::r,. 69c · POTATOES=~~ 20,~ ( ..... -h c �.. \ 1. .LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, 1'tst Virginia r " Mainly AbOut ' Tax Rule Will Cost National Restaurant Industry $1 Billion; 140,000 I.mt J,bs '•, People In Pomeroy ~ ti:DITOB'I-- till... to lrrrmoh a eampalp opDu1 the te • pi f ,...,.. m ... "» n opeoding put lDto effect ..,. the llan Ia oiled w lntetftaJ ReveDUe servtce lhll ... ... • year. ..,. -lato oftt<l, ...., - · He said the rules on what Ia lnrul ... llolll ........ IOd what io DOl tu deductible ;r lhhl IMir Mol ·rto W..W "wm fOOl the notloual restaurant ,.,.., Tiro ,...,.., lhrHetl flldwotty $1 billion In revenue tblo Pmo .-..u.o.l ,.."7 ~eo )'Oar and 1411,1100 loll Jobs."' .... • wbl lias ~•P»rmd Ira Powerl' Cillc!IIIJrali pltdl wu ol dlo the llnJI of a IOI'Its of meetings BJ DA\'111 IIMOTREII8 in wl!lch ho " - to raill ~.Uollod ..,_ lalonuolloul 0011. TM money wUJ pay for a A Washington attorney DOmed - o f full-page ttewtpaper ada Tom ~ got up In CincinnaU In major ctti!IO ursmg 1 pub~ lalt weell aod pleaded for ~ 0011 ietter·writlng campaign. Tbe ada to ftlhl tlle lneome lax dep~- will be Umod !0 .,.lnelde wtlb ment the !tart of Houot comnll' . bearings in Washington on a b1tl In a way, be was ukin1 for a to repeal !"' oxpon,. · account campaign fund to unloulr tho regulatioos. hiC·tiola opondor BJiitL A United Proto lnternalioul Powera b crururel fur the Na- survey o1 top restauranto, night tiona! Rellaurant Association. olubo and hoteb in the nation's He eiD!o to Clactlutrttl 80 i lar11er cities lndieated Powers wW 0<- . . . . . - :..=e '!::,:;:':. Boys' Bl1ck lEATHER LOAFER *2·" ..THE·-SHOE BOX l!llastlol Cion F• Jll 11- ·~ MIDDLIP0l1 . pta 17'DJ'IIIoollo a IJ!em, k'41!1 11ror1r .. ..._,...., - · - IIIII MD't mad: ap ee Ill Dally Sentinel, Pomaq-~ O~ A1!J. 1,11111 • the llnl .., -~~ . . .. . l mm"" of the r-. llloJ IOid, J'or ..., or ....... the lao MARKET REPORT ·lUI; A - . .. .:,•._~ W•': ::~~:.:bat &lloa r.... Jlnslo-rr 1rao fa11ea II por ceDI or mott rriaaol the 11art ol the year, IIIID7 - Dub Zlebmt ol Zlebert'o !leotauront lD Wuhlap IOid "'poopie rue reaUy ICOJ'OII. 'nrey don't wbal they oan cllarp 10 they don't ID u IIIIICir 11 they uoed to. Robert CObb of Bollywood'l ISld "a lot of pretty gOod llt*ldttt eJollld !heir aeCOUIIII IDd we lrsvelt'l- them coming hack :JOI." Some IDij<l' wete ...., unhappier. In addllfoll to losil!g lllOIIef In their restauranta and night cluba, they said, tire good old dl)"l ol emrveottnn wen lralllDg all. Tltomoa J. Kane, viet p!OIIdenl and g.,...lll mBDagor of the Will• clor!-Astoria .m 1'1011' York, Slid "'lll """"" 111011 have 1101 ""!!" BrOwn"""" bot.. ""* tt a e1 "•lllof dill 1lle • tbif 4lrlll ,..., "'" "" pllleb - -atorl I llld-~ = ~~ ·lire CDialfMAn ::: -:-::. . ..... abou land rrt.yed OWl)" ed -tepiD&. Operalo!'l reprrrt. C8Ule IGU, eaJ... ItiO; No. IM II ...... -...: .... Oil OWl II ' Will 1(1111 lllrlf tDaJ)o, ed m.. lllld lll<n of liMit lllld boilon ~.. ....,, ......... •• 11rot mrr'IJiw. ftrllo, • WDt a A opol:eanlaD for Rootauraot tomers were dem•rr<lillll reelplo ODd lrullo ....,. to 11.111. lllal ,.._.Jr lril tl•l•UI tlla AlloeWI:I, -lion Gl New wblcll tlrey could &bow later tot.::..·=-.~ ~; dlr..,. Will llriiC • Ycrrt'o fuhlonable II'ODI the las illlpectorl. elrolorr K~IO ,._. IIMJ ,.. 4 .,..._ n WM lire rrtalrY • w... IDd the 11'01'11111 ol !be 12 Cae' ' . . . . . ........ IIIII .... 1J111oD. · Dlllll, Lot ~ IIH, Slid, "U wu -..., bad Ill Not aU mlaurallll uil botolo ~=·...:=::r.. II II.Jit.lt.lll; . . . .... loo ODd 8IJI J'rWI r ilrrlo& JIIIIWill' aDd P'<i>ruaFr· 'l1ley <the proleued lbomMino to bl IJJif lo to ........ lb j.:.::U:;:_O . -------To make m "n - f a r the IOgU]ationo ) orc:ared everybody. !erfn8. 'M>e "opedal" ~ pod 1IDg to groupe. ooa.fldltklei, and Z2 ~ hotel and -.unlit •tnjkeD- Wo're OK - ·" ~ 00 euro. there w• a ~!!I'IIIIIIIPI· n ..., etrllmaled ..,. the ,..,: ~ thewe:;,.g=~: utility .;,.i commereiSI-o doll tlllt loll II Illwaro Yen 1llato: Restaurant Asm. mtauralll cb8lll Ill Ntw York ·IUO; 11111117 aod m:u::.~l ::"'~ ~: bullDtu •u oil a& por cent lalt, llid tlrey - • doing betur ~ ~ lrullo 17.10-18.110; vulera . J1111uary and February and Wl8 i over bouuM bwrlnesomen wbo steady, olall8hter eolva IIIIJim To 0.. SUibo!:luol, ropoOial DOW off 12 per cent. A Cincinnati I Uled to chlrK• up eaperraive worok; ohoice vealn S'I.OMII..OO.I tlatont to the geoeral manager restaurant industry t pokesmao ; mea11 ellewhere were""" coming few' B.oo.to.OO, good the Ambusador llotellD Los An- 1flsured bwrlneu wu d""" 12 par, to their pleceo for cbelper fare . standard 2t.IJO.:M.OO; gOotl geleo, It oeemorl that -POD· I cent. In Los Arrgelea, where res- < Even some Uve-lt-up night clubt cbot<e :rm.350 lb olauJhlar lea wblcll found tire)' could eut tauranlo also went throogh the i lhrugged oil the tax regulatlorra JO.OO.ZS.OO. back on _ . . . durlnl the first ~· Winter olump, the ........... wu1 Now York's Playboy Club, Hop 2100; harrows IDd arJx montbs of the aew regula. "'people -m to be rolaxinc : which nlleo on "bunny" wait- steady to 10 lower, instanoeo lions "DOW fool t1re1 gal along I now." nsseo and luab deoor to lure tha off clooinl olow, &OWl m"rtly without It JO wbyllbouid t1rey start Thingo would set eveo obarte ....unt set, opened up ol- oteady; 1•2 J00-225 lb bamwt •P'""'i•11 ropin!" hotel aod reotauraDt moot llmultaneously witb the new gillrr 18.10-18.60, 1·3 I!JII.Z40 lb sold, H the -Dill rules. -18.!5, average ZOO lb I?A , Rellalrrant and hotel men 1011 could find some WI)" to "There hun't evan been o lb 1?.75-ll!.IIO, wriform foUDd-IDmO lD the be- 0111 to bwrlner!smeo juo1 wlult mer slump." a 1D8D said. 2 263 lb 18.00, 1-2 I'IQoiiO lb ll'lf"' II - * t. a Ill'..._. ..rrtroaci -:: ......... Sol-• pi--- :;.:.-:. =. tlrati .=,:- ,1"*"..,!! A •I "'I 1 oum-1- NO LER i .. r. Prices Effe.:llve ' , August 1·9·10 TURN ·. -JOI(re plamrng amove . · ilk riPt lura . . is to MOVER$ in tbe !BlOW PAGa \wbere YO!JR fiNGERS Ill) lfotluck Dinner ltvent Is Enjoyed HIGH QUALITY LOW PRICE WALKiNa I, COME IN AND SAVE!! •• Now In Progress •• Bargains Wndtn ...... 9 \nnersprtn tld'resS. full S\111 special Sal• $17 AI Reg.12.91 Special 6.48 c letuler rs.oo Douw. eou BED SPRINGs . USED .,_,,, · ' 62.S • ....,,. Special I . : PEANUT " ' BUTTE~ • • Fruit. DR.INKS . ~~. . . live on the Bashan-Stivers- 3 ROOM 11 vHI• Road. AS LOW AS _ _,.. Your Dependable Daalar Fot N, 2nd Ave. Middleport ~ ·aowa ,. ..stm AND Pirone WY·2·2SSO .''LYONS ' t. BAKER'S PLUMBING HEATING pkgs~ a.ovu ·FARM · c I.NGEU Cllltf! ,fldlf • Sltvnloy H.c_i 'I ~. ' ' .... ....... ...:. ...:c 7 . ~~.,.,.. Maple BANANAS Danish 1Qc CElERY HEAD LETTUCE beh. hd. t9c ROLLS 19c Ea.l6c 1 !l .l I I v I Liquid Detergent Breeze With Towel Kidney Beans c 22 OZ. BOT. corn Dole Chunk 'Pineapple Libby Whole Karnal or Craam Style . ter L. Roush on Sunday, Aug. lith from 21o 4 p.m. The Roush- ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating DUTTON DRUG CO. e PRODUCE VALUES F1rm .IU.T ADD MILK AND WAV. ~~X!i ~l 49c Clover Members and friends of the 1 Federated Churcb have been invited to an "Opeo House" at I the home of Dr. and Mrs. Le.. .. •. pkg. CAKE MIX IOf HI C - ·~- · --·· WIENERS c 21b. I Allidtoduclcl 011 MIA Unlnrat Fiull HAM •e 89c KITCHEN CRAFT 12.50 Home Permanent 55 Brand Swa1sclown Whhe & Devls Foocl GAS RANGE HAIR CARE DEPT. BOIL.ED ~ TAPPAN VISIT DunON'S ENLARGED . ,J1 ,0 ·' lb. . ROCKING OIAIR ,1 Beef Buy Of The Week .... ~~ ,..95 • . \ ..... 79c · 8~99c 6~:-99c ,- 3N~!.-99c RACINE RUTLAND F~ DEPARTMENT STORE CLOVER Sixth STORE a Purl Sts. RA~INE, OHIO ' Route No. 124 RUT\.AND, . ~IO i • J �.. \ 1. .LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, 1'tst Virginia r " Mainly AbOut ' Tax Rule Will Cost National Restaurant Industry $1 Billion; 140,000 I.mt J,bs '•, People In Pomeroy ~ ti:DITOB'I-- till... to lrrrmoh a eampalp opDu1 the te • pi f ,...,.. m ... "» n opeoding put lDto effect ..,. the llan Ia oiled w lntetftaJ ReveDUe servtce lhll ... ... • year. ..,. -lato oftt<l, ...., - · He said the rules on what Ia lnrul ... llolll ........ IOd what io DOl tu deductible ;r lhhl IMir Mol ·rto W..W "wm fOOl the notloual restaurant ,.,.., Tiro ,...,.., lhrHetl flldwotty $1 billion In revenue tblo Pmo .-..u.o.l ,.."7 ~eo )'Oar and 1411,1100 loll Jobs."' .... • wbl lias ~•P»rmd Ira Powerl' Cillc!IIIJrali pltdl wu ol dlo the llnJI of a IOI'Its of meetings BJ DA\'111 IIMOTREII8 in wl!lch ho " - to raill ~.Uollod ..,_ lalonuolloul 0011. TM money wUJ pay for a A Washington attorney DOmed - o f full-page ttewtpaper ada Tom ~ got up In CincinnaU In major ctti!IO ursmg 1 pub~ lalt weell aod pleaded for ~ 0011 ietter·writlng campaign. Tbe ada to ftlhl tlle lneome lax dep~- will be Umod !0 .,.lnelde wtlb ment the !tart of Houot comnll' . bearings in Washington on a b1tl In a way, be was ukin1 for a to repeal !"' oxpon,. · account campaign fund to unloulr tho regulatioos. hiC·tiola opondor BJiitL A United Proto lnternalioul Powera b crururel fur the Na- survey o1 top restauranto, night tiona! Rellaurant Association. olubo and hoteb in the nation's He eiD!o to Clactlutrttl 80 i lar11er cities lndieated Powers wW 0<- . . . . . - :..=e '!::,:;:':. Boys' Bl1ck lEATHER LOAFER *2·" ..THE·-SHOE BOX l!llastlol Cion F• Jll 11- ·~ MIDDLIP0l1 . pta 17'DJ'IIIoollo a IJ!em, k'41!1 11ror1r .. ..._,...., - · - IIIII MD't mad: ap ee Ill Dally Sentinel, Pomaq-~ O~ A1!J. 1,11111 • the llnl .., -~~ . . .. . l mm"" of the r-. llloJ IOid, J'or ..., or ....... the lao MARKET REPORT ·lUI; A - . .. .:,•._~ W•': ::~~:.:bat &lloa r.... Jlnslo-rr 1rao fa11ea II por ceDI or mott rriaaol the 11art ol the year, IIIID7 - Dub Zlebmt ol Zlebert'o !leotauront lD Wuhlap IOid "'poopie rue reaUy ICOJ'OII. 'nrey don't wbal they oan cllarp 10 they don't ID u IIIIICir 11 they uoed to. Robert CObb of Bollywood'l ISld "a lot of pretty gOod llt*ldttt eJollld !heir aeCOUIIII IDd we lrsvelt'l- them coming hack :JOI." Some IDij<l' wete ...., unhappier. In addllfoll to losil!g lllOIIef In their restauranta and night cluba, they said, tire good old dl)"l ol emrveottnn wen lralllDg all. Tltomoa J. Kane, viet p!OIIdenl and g.,...lll mBDagor of the Will• clor!-Astoria .m 1'1011' York, Slid "'lll """"" 111011 have 1101 ""!!" BrOwn"""" bot.. ""* tt a e1 "•lllof dill 1lle • tbif 4lrlll ,..., "'" "" pllleb - -atorl I llld-~ = ~~ ·lire CDialfMAn ::: -:-::. . ..... abou land rrt.yed OWl)" ed -tepiD&. Operalo!'l reprrrt. C8Ule IGU, eaJ... ItiO; No. IM II ...... -...: .... Oil OWl II ' Will 1(1111 lllrlf tDaJ)o, ed m.. lllld lll<n of liMit lllld boilon ~.. ....,, ......... •• 11rot mrr'IJiw. ftrllo, • WDt a A opol:eanlaD for Rootauraot tomers were dem•rr<lillll reelplo ODd lrullo ....,. to 11.111. lllal ,.._.Jr lril tl•l•UI tlla AlloeWI:I, -lion Gl New wblcll tlrey could &bow later tot.::..·=-.~ ~; dlr..,. Will llriiC • Ycrrt'o fuhlonable II'ODI the las illlpectorl. elrolorr K~IO ,._. IIMJ ,.. 4 .,..._ n WM lire rrtalrY • w... IDd the 11'01'11111 ol !be 12 Cae' ' . . . . . ........ IIIII .... 1J111oD. · Dlllll, Lot ~ IIH, Slid, "U wu -..., bad Ill Not aU mlaurallll uil botolo ~=·...:=::r.. II II.Jit.lt.lll; . . . .... loo ODd 8IJI J'rWI r ilrrlo& JIIIIWill' aDd P'<i>ruaFr· 'l1ley <the proleued lbomMino to bl IJJif lo to ........ lb j.:.::U:;:_O . -------To make m "n - f a r the IOgU]ationo ) orc:ared everybody. !erfn8. 'M>e "opedal" ~ pod 1IDg to groupe. ooa.fldltklei, and Z2 ~ hotel and -.unlit •tnjkeD- Wo're OK - ·" ~ 00 euro. there w• a ~!!I'IIIIIIIPI· n ..., etrllmaled ..,. the ,..,: ~ thewe:;,.g=~: utility .;,.i commereiSI-o doll tlllt loll II Illwaro Yen 1llato: Restaurant Asm. mtauralll cb8lll Ill Ntw York ·IUO; 11111117 aod m:u::.~l ::"'~ ~: bullDtu •u oil a& por cent lalt, llid tlrey - • doing betur ~ ~ lrullo 17.10-18.110; vulera . J1111uary and February and Wl8 i over bouuM bwrlnesomen wbo steady, olall8hter eolva IIIIJim To 0.. SUibo!:luol, ropoOial DOW off 12 per cent. A Cincinnati I Uled to chlrK• up eaperraive worok; ohoice vealn S'I.OMII..OO.I tlatont to the geoeral manager restaurant industry t pokesmao ; mea11 ellewhere were""" coming few' B.oo.to.OO, good the Ambusador llotellD Los An- 1flsured bwrlneu wu d""" 12 par, to their pleceo for cbelper fare . standard 2t.IJO.:M.OO; gOotl geleo, It oeemorl that -POD· I cent. In Los Arrgelea, where res- < Even some Uve-lt-up night clubt cbot<e :rm.350 lb olauJhlar lea wblcll found tire)' could eut tauranlo also went throogh the i lhrugged oil the tax regulatlorra JO.OO.ZS.OO. back on _ . . . durlnl the first ~· Winter olump, the ........... wu1 Now York's Playboy Club, Hop 2100; harrows IDd arJx montbs of the aew regula. "'people -m to be rolaxinc : which nlleo on "bunny" wait- steady to 10 lower, instanoeo lions "DOW fool t1re1 gal along I now." nsseo and luab deoor to lure tha off clooinl olow, &OWl m"rtly without It JO wbyllbouid t1rey start Thingo would set eveo obarte ....unt set, opened up ol- oteady; 1•2 J00-225 lb bamwt •P'""'i•11 ropin!" hotel aod reotauraDt moot llmultaneously witb the new gillrr 18.10-18.60, 1·3 I!JII.Z40 lb sold, H the -Dill rules. -18.!5, average ZOO lb I?A , Rellalrrant and hotel men 1011 could find some WI)" to "There hun't evan been o lb 1?.75-ll!.IIO, wriform foUDd-IDmO lD the be- 0111 to bwrlner!smeo juo1 wlult mer slump." a 1D8D said. 2 263 lb 18.00, 1-2 I'IQoiiO lb ll'lf"' II - * t. a Ill'..._. ..rrtroaci -:: ......... Sol-• pi--- :;.:.-:. =. tlrati .=,:- ,1"*"..,!! A •I "'I 1 oum-1- NO LER i .. r. Prices Effe.:llve ' , August 1·9·10 TURN ·. -JOI(re plamrng amove . · ilk riPt lura . . is to MOVER$ in tbe !BlOW PAGa \wbere YO!JR fiNGERS Ill) lfotluck Dinner ltvent Is Enjoyed HIGH QUALITY LOW PRICE WALKiNa I, COME IN AND SAVE!! •• Now In Progress •• Bargains Wndtn ...... 9 \nnersprtn tld'resS. full S\111 special Sal• $17 AI Reg.12.91 Special 6.48 c letuler rs.oo Douw. eou BED SPRINGs . USED .,_,,, · ' 62.S • ....,,. Special I . : PEANUT " ' BUTTE~ • • Fruit. DR.INKS . ~~. . . live on the Bashan-Stivers- 3 ROOM 11 vHI• Road. AS LOW AS _ _,.. Your Dependable Daalar Fot N, 2nd Ave. Middleport ~ ·aowa ,. ..stm AND Pirone WY·2·2SSO .''LYONS ' t. BAKER'S PLUMBING HEATING pkgs~ a.ovu ·FARM · c I.NGEU Cllltf! ,fldlf • Sltvnloy H.c_i 'I ~. ' ' .... ....... ...:. ...:c 7 . ~~.,.,.. Maple BANANAS Danish 1Qc CElERY HEAD LETTUCE beh. hd. t9c ROLLS 19c Ea.l6c 1 !l .l I I v I Liquid Detergent Breeze With Towel Kidney Beans c 22 OZ. BOT. corn Dole Chunk 'Pineapple Libby Whole Karnal or Craam Style . ter L. Roush on Sunday, Aug. lith from 21o 4 p.m. The Roush- ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating DUTTON DRUG CO. e PRODUCE VALUES F1rm .IU.T ADD MILK AND WAV. ~~X!i ~l 49c Clover Members and friends of the 1 Federated Churcb have been invited to an "Opeo House" at I the home of Dr. and Mrs. Le.. .. •. pkg. CAKE MIX IOf HI C - ·~- · --·· WIENERS c 21b. I Allidtoduclcl 011 MIA Unlnrat Fiull HAM •e 89c KITCHEN CRAFT 12.50 Home Permanent 55 Brand Swa1sclown Whhe & Devls Foocl GAS RANGE HAIR CARE DEPT. BOIL.ED ~ TAPPAN VISIT DunON'S ENLARGED . ,J1 ,0 ·' lb. . ROCKING OIAIR ,1 Beef Buy Of The Week .... ~~ ,..95 • . \ ..... 79c · 8~99c 6~:-99c ,- 3N~!.-99c RACINE RUTLAND F~ DEPARTMENT STORE CLOVER Sixth STORE a Purl Sts. RA~INE, OHIO ' Route No. 124 RUT\.AND, . ~IO i • J �.... ...... . . .................. . .. -·.o. .- - ................ _ • ._ ., •• ~-. · -.;.+ ..... ~ .......... .,. ....... · - · ~·"' "' ..... ., _ _ ............. . _ .... .-. • I ,., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ' .. r ,l I .. Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? :Wani Ads Can· Selllt.T®: Classified for Sale i Trade 'n' Travel Time Ads Get Results. USED CAR BUYS American 2 D.oor. Radio, heater, blUE' fin ish, l'lean interior, good tires. 1960 PLYMOUTH - - - - -·· $999 2 Door. V-8 engine, auto. trans., new tires, black over 1959 FORD $999 REAL ESTATE ® Fairlane 500 - 2-Door .VS engine, stad. 'trans., C'le.an interior, red and black finish . R&H. REAL- ESTATE :._- Housebold DI!.A1lUNIIS Aucllon. Saturday, August tO, •011 p 11 "•~ tloetn...- ... Dltl:!a"-Moftd.a" Oo>a411ru 9.a'l "- II 1963 , 1:IIO p. m. MoJMtu • We are moving out of the CANICEU.A TIUNS OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. II CUIIIUll."I'IUNS POMEROY . OHIO Slate and will se the followIVU! De •cc•P••o 111\tlt A 1111 ing REAL ESTATE and Perr. f)a,'O l'tt Puhh01RUtl'll -. sonal Property at AUCTION ne pun 1u1.oe, ...-.e,....~~:~ •ta• rarar AUTO SALES at my residence located on w edJ' •• reteco 111~ .,d, •h•!'ffttod FOR RENT Stale Route 143, six miles OJliJC('haD•DW l,..t~n •ftotJid bt repr. rt~ ·-dl•••tJ nu~ uub , PRIVATE owned '59 Ponltac THREEBCdroom house on west of Pomeroy, Ohio, near U1hto1 .-i.ll ""'' .,.. •etpoR•Ihte for 01.""' tDa" "'"• ,,.,.,,.."" .,,.,,,10a 4 door hardl op. P ower steer· Lincoln Heights. Furntshed l WoIfe Pen. I RATES m~ ond brakes. $995. Cali WY- or unfurnished Phone WY 2-11958 Vauxhall Auto (4 door), 1 2-2404 , • ce!lO: !~~ ~d 8-6--3t.c 1 2775 . 8 7 3tp ; good condition, Admiral TV, -. 1 Six Inch table saw, Rubber 11111 .. 1.,.."' r:llar 1 ~ . . ~..... cern, oe• •oro f~ , 11 ,.'" rQDo 5 ROOM unfurmshed apart- tire wheelbarrow Glass Door 111 h~,~~. ~~-:~:;:. P*l •urd ao~u For Sale ment. hnrdwocd floors. Over i kitchen cur-buard Collerator & M c>hllrled fo• ad•n'"' "'' 11 no• I Pick-A·Pair Shoe Store. Ph., Refrigerator Sun~ay gas PhonH WY2-3994-WY2-6301 ,~" ~ 1 • 111 "' 111 ,a.,. tt••• ,..,....~.. TENT Tn Good Condition, 9 x WY 2·531 4, Pomeroy , Oh10. stove, 111 ;1:.'.. _ ~,;.,.,.t. 8 r m 691 w. Main St Pomerc~y c"A'!.~rc~Ot"'!~'!a'!KsKa;t- ·~~~~ 1 . ~~, 12,_ Ro~t:rt K.. Sayre, Racine, _ __ ___ 8 7 3tp j cha ir, sta nd, baby bed, Oak ~ :V<>';:n,'er:~etOh!':r-.;~~~ out>II •Mii OhiO, CH 7-2160. I HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. Call i Library table ,_ Enterprlse coal L 0. McCOY, AUcrt.ONEER. 8 7 6lc OF'FlC:.t. BOl.JRS Eloda Webb. 304 sycamore stove, Burnstde coa1 stove, Chester, Ohio. 1Ub A "- " " 01 1 ~~ "~' 1 • LARGE, Smooth cannmg tom· St. Mtddleport. I porch swing, 3 pc. bedroom 4 18 tfc S•turna,·JT~{ sOMEAsY·'lll 0 ''""' atoes. $1.00 per bushel. Bring B 3 6tc suite, chest of drawers, bed TO PU\LI!. A containers and pick . Thomas , -~ . 1 and dr~sser, coffee table, RES" I I PROIJ11t1NG Hayman, Syracuse, Ohio. ~· THREE SLEEPING rooms and cupboard, Maytag washer, w .\.Nl A.D bath, 361 S. Front St. Mrs. I jars, Many other useful arti8 7 Gtc Henry ll ennesy. Ph. WY 2-, ·I not mentioned i'HONE WY 2-2157 ~,. M!-Illci c es . 3134 · Tms REAL ESTATE consists 1 ' of 20 acres, more or less, and - - -- --- - ' Summer Clearance 18 room house :~lhs:::'t~h, :~: has a good six room frame NOTICES : malic heal house with running wal· 124 · Phone WI 9-3929 · Mr. er. other buildings include a ==-::: ~-of 15 used V.W.'s For All Of Your NMdt AUC'TlON 'ale at the Mosnnelin choice of colors Glen West. 8 2 6tc barn. gm·age. cellar house 1 -te everv Friday and Satur-~ and shed - all frame. This is Middleport Feed Mill day . . 8-6-3tc and body styles. 3 ROOM furnished apartment, also fenced for livestock. Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. SQVAR-E da-n-re- f\·efy Friday 130 Mulberry. Phone WY 2- There are good schools and "We Do Custom Grinding" 6615 7 31 6lp N. 2nd Ave. Middlopo.t night at Masonette, Mason. .._ 0 · churches within 10 minutes 8-6-3tc • • • THH.EE and t!lur room furmsh- drive and on a state route. ·Alh•n•, Ohio -- -ed and unfurnished apart·r PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD , COBA SERVICE MALE BOXER. 4 years old. '"!,;~,'!!" Ph. LY 3·1238 AT 2 .00 p M 1 ments. WY z.MJ4. Very _good_ with children. 1 -· - . - · I 12 6 ttr1 O'Brien a~d Cro~ Realty Co. 1 ::C:,o":.':: o:r: !: w!ll g1~e hlf!l to a person who :oAY BF.D with mattress. $5.00. 1 _ - ! WY 2_2720 . price •• ...so. · Wlll give him a good home. ! Phone WY 2-5260. 4 room and bath, housP Lincoln i ::;.:.-,:~D'~':.c;' ~:• Can be seen after 5 p.m. Cly·j 8 2 6tp_ Heights, Phone WY 2-3874. i NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AC· , " • • - •u-no. de Kuhn, Tupper Plams31~~~ No. 1 potatoes, $1.50 - 50 lb. 7 II 30lp: C!DENTS. _. _ _ bag, No.2 potatoes 50 lb. bag NTCELY Furnished 4 room and 'Terms : Cash FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer WSE - WEi<: HT salety w I I h $1 00. Charles Hilton, Port- bath apartment. Middleport. Br•dford Auction Comnany, Ra· or back-hoe work, Call WY ~ DIAilAX durmerly DEX·A land. 8 I 6tc Phone WY Z.3fl4. cine, Ohio C. C. Bradford, 3243. Emmet W. Shuler, conDI~'T > new name. same for7 n lfc Auctioneer, A. C. Bradford, tractlng, 342 Page Street, MldI'IUia 'lnly 98c at S t a r k USE!l CLO'THfNG bar~ains. SalllS Mgr. dleport. Free .eslimuos Drugs IJ.2Ikllhp Wo~n·s dres're!_ ~51j cents; i ANY it'Ern'iGERATDR y 0 u Signed: Edna and Dana 7 IS tie AIJTOMOBJI.E Insurance been Mens and Boys pants and rent from us this week at Blumenauer canr·ellt>d" 1.os1 vour opera· shirts 25-50 cen_ts .• Men's sh~es · the rate of $5 per month. we (B) 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Stc tor's license' Call W'l Z.2966. and hats. Sm;th ' Clothmg will give you an ex t r a .. . - - - ---- - 11 816ttc Store Open 7 days a week . month free then we will al- 78 acres With _7 room house, Letart Falls Ohio 7-15-:JIItp ~ . .' ' other oulbmldmgs, some frmt PIANO TUNING and REPAIR I. - - - -- . _·_ . I low th16 ftrst rental to apply. trees and timber, 2 miles off A romplete tuning 10 Univer- MODF.ll.N gas heater. thermal on th~ purchase prtce. whtch I Route 7 North at Five Points. sal Standard Pitch, $16. Re- controlled blower . AIm o s t 1 w~ wtll agree upon. So sto~ ~ See George Abbott, Pomeroy, patr of action. action regula- new. Phone WY 2-676Z. 1 lhe _terrible waste of food b) Ohio R. D. 3 8 5 3tp . d t . i x 8-6-3tp 1 calling our store and tell us --~ tmn, an new 5 nn~ a e , to bring one of these ref rig- FOR SALE : 3 acres below Hobtra. cost. C:all WY ~-206f, or 1960 JO~NSON 10 H.P. motor erators to your home today. son Depot. Good homesite out wr1te Larry Tracy, 307 Wetz- and J.. foot wood boat. A l~o We will deliver and keep it in of high water. Ph. WY 2. gall St ., Pomeroy. 1955 Packard. All for $200. ., to 5187 8 3 &tc 8 5 6tp , Cali CH 7·2121. Ask for Ron- servtce, so you are sure · Sales & Service · · F d 8-6-3lc have a bJg savmg of food ~~OR SALE - Two bedJ"OOUl me or · and will also make food taste bOI•Je. Beautiful Birch kitcb 1 @) .r.• t: f .. POMEROY MO TOR CO Now Is The nme ...,....,,....,....-;;=::r..,,.....=rr.:; [ . !"!:"'."" Baker Seyfried 01 I 1 I MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE 1 --------==--:.....-...-,[ '• s VOLKSWAGEN FEED ,. B Nye ( 1 :0:.-;: r••• ;;: 1 MARK IV AUT Q AIR CONDITIONING I I !cLEAN CARPETS with our belt er. Call Ewing Store, WY en, automatic gas beat. 16411 Carpet Shampooer. Free i . 2-26~. . 8-6-Jtc Lincoln Heights. CBU J o b n ·itl h f Bl Lu~- l ''l! OLPLEX, furmshed apart· Blaettnar. WY 2-5127 3-19-th y,; 1 pure ase o ue ··. men! at 390 S 2nd Middle. tre shampoo. Baker Furm· . . FOUR ROOM h with 1 ture 8-&-Gtc port. Call tn evenmg. WY 2t ou~~ b ft" WISH .! FURNACE n CARD OF THANKS . w....,.., ...,., while finish. Radio and heater. WANT AD INFORM-' TION . eated · 123 Hudson Street. Mlddloport Price, ROllO. Ill- EDiroU NOTEt TIM Ia about '10 per eeat of the mlgraolll quire Oblo Hotel •• aiOOmoblle · - To- who work in the areas e]ong the I 8 lie todo tut o1 It Great Lakes 1o that they were of =--'---::--:::--:-:----;-:~ mllt'a.ol tani. . - ...,.. al- Mexieao oriRJn. Tbo olltero are George PraU residence 1D Ru~ lentloll 1o - o1 111e -~ !Jo. N~ aud l'llerW Ricant. tend for sale. Contact FloYd Jllll'lolll oecmoalt ollhe toed ,.... IINIPOIIo' MupowH Sllorlol• 'lbOIIIaS, Rulland, lor Inform- ...lllaf lodulry. 'l'lle lellowlq These nomadic ~Je. who pin ation. 1 13 30tp dllpalcb lelll abool lbeoe - . their future on the ficklen ..s of IIOlldl o1 - · wbo ..... fnua the weather and wander from - - - ----- tho Soulb lo the Grotd Lobo n- ..,. crop area to another. barv· BUSINESS SERVICES , ... 1o .....,.... the ....,. m the est the eropo r.r t!IF major rood - -'"""""'· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . proceosing industries. That lndu.. "SHORT ON WATER," phone , try In Obio does about $840 mil· Emmet W. Shuler contrac~ By JAMES B. BLAND . lion in bUBineas annually and Jng WY 2-3243 for a farm COLUMBUS <VPI>-The fiery employs more than 85,000 per· pond. 7 15 tie death last Wedaeodoy night of 10 lllllll. members of IW<> migrant farm eel worker families gave grim pob- The migrants are need be!icily lo members of a litUe cause of a lack of seasonal man· known segment of the Midwest· power In highly industrlaliled To Have Your ern farm economy. areas. Farm population h sadeThe Fel C mil creased and meebonlzatlon has 1 Co•l, 011 or G.. ix heamposDI _a the ..~. increased the amount of seasonal Wiped OUt m t CO SIOD \U ll' k station wagon aad 8 truck 10 tabor required. That rna eo the Clunod and Chocked miles south of Toledo, and the farmer dependent upon tmported fer Winter CamUo Chico famiJy lost three labor. with Going Business now available. Good location with good potential. For information call WY 2· 2166, Hours 8-5 P.M. $688 1959 RAMBLER F()R LEASE OR RENT ~ 11P1 ItT\ Wtd C.o ; f IIOiol.YWOOD It/PI) ..... tiJo wild ~ • ....11 otat• alld ts· 'Walo Titousands Of Migrant Fann ·Workers.Come ~ ::'tin.~'%u~.:!t e North Each Year To PickVegebbleCtops FOR SAL!: I rodm boule ml FOR SALE ". -_-REA_L...._m __,A_in_ . Opf,ortunltles 1 8.-==Dall=y~Se ~n~tln=e=l,=P=om=ero=y·:M:iddl=e=po=rt.=O=··=A=u~g=.~7,~1=96::_3 I. .•,ustness . _ I eFits Almost Every Car sons. The famiUes were typical of the t~ousands of migrant farm workers who come oorth e\'ery summer to pick the vegetable and fruit crOps. About 15,000 of them work In Ohio alone. They had arrived from Florida City, Fla., earlier in the week and had gone to a drive-in movi~ne of their few recres· tions while they spend the summer harvesting crops in Northwestern Ohio. The victims were typical of -. - LEGAL NOTICE To get It, major food process- ing firms send their recruiters to Texas and Florida, while the Farm Placement ServiCe IP'PS) of various state bureaUB of unemployment compensatloo undertake the task for the individual farmer. Employers may ask for 8 specific crew by name or number under the clearance plan. But most are hlted through the FPS annual worker plan. The plan hI th FPS t . tiD e ps e se up a con · ulty of jobs from farm to farm for tbe workerolo keep them luily employed. Recrall AI Jn .."lewa The FPS also BeDtls recruiters 00 interview prospecta in tbe ~as and Florida ponied intervtews at which tb:e workers gather · . Ohio has little trouble gettiog w.,.ken because of the cooler · weather, hlgh~r titan average wage• and 8 high Yield per acre ~LEGAL NOTICE Herbert H. Smith, whose ptace of residence is 235 Palm Drive, San Antonio, Texas, otherwise, whose place of residence is unknown, and cannot with reasonable diligence be ascertained will take notice that on April !Sth, 1963, the undersigned plaintiff filed her petitiori against him, for which makes of -less movlllg divorce and other reUef, on around. 'Jbe a~rage wage In the the grounds of gross neglect Buckeye State '" 10 cents per of duty, in the Common Pleas bo~~ with ,• .:o-cent bonus Court of Meigs County, Obio, pa.;,.a sea~>nsbegi~ their jour· praying lor dimoivorce, ndcusindth Y ney no~~ in ~lorida, Texas, Ar· of children, a1 ny a o er kaosu, Missouri, Virginia and relie!. Said cause will ~ · for hearing Maryland, arriving in Obio In on and after the 6th day of ' late April or early May. September, 1963. From May through ~ber ELSIE LOU SMITH, they are 1n tbe greenhouses and lielda working with tomatoet-ln Plaintiff WEBSTER, AND FULTZ which Ohio trailti cmly caJiforola A I PI . tiff in roduclio~··b'ttomeys or am P ..-,..--•· ea ,..ge, (7) 24, 31 ; (8) 7, 14, 21,28; corn, peu. beans, strawberries, (9) 4, 7te apples, pea<bes, eherrieo, grapea and sugar beets. L.IGAL MOTU:• thei nd .,ft;ott!!~ ..::e,e~e~ tf::11!rtt!!•~, b~~! In &ome states, r pay 8 Met11 countr commLUionen, 1n Ute living conditions are appalling. ~::''::u:· =~.or~.u:ttl.lt~~ The migrant labor field is Ute o'eloek A.M.• to~ u.. Nle of tbe fol· only one in which there is still ,,.,.,! ••..,., ... ...., ..,,..,, widespread use of child labor. :;.-'C:,e N~u1~re or PomenJ, Oblo, OIIID Hal Faalll beatnn1n1 •t tne norlheat comer or Lot No t4 On Butternut Street la Ohio hal its bad points In this - ' viuqe; thence :!:~'at •r~~r::~ 11onhwe1terlf !'!:,':!t !~rt.t!d~ on • .' 11ft dlrtdllr of tbt Pi t1 I commtt!A!e oa Jlteranl Labor. hat said, "Ohio It ... .of ~ stateo in the CDIIIIIrJ . M · outstauding job in de•IIDi wlt1l prabtema of migrant labor, ..,. ' maybe It IJ dolug ll!e moot Dill· standing. • A major portJoll of the l!nld1t m08t go to the Governor'• Com· mltteo on Migrant Labor, ..tabUshed in 19511. Made up of grow- do\"1 en, proceuon, rePf'HIII•tio1 slate agencies, chord!, •lvle and eonsumer groupo and tarm aad labor organlzati.... II eonUnues to p1181l !or • ••r·-·~-Ohlo iJ the only otate to ntend workmen's oompeDIIatioo to miliraata providing !or p - '• in ca .. of occident The governor'• --mlttee .~ waota the •~• migrants made eligible f<tr un. employment oompentalioll. Th _ e atate Educatioo Depart. rw.oL. rx:e" 1 opera.tea 18 centert to ..-...-vidE' the migrant children .ome education. Several communltiel offer day care ervicel for them. Thriftiest Frost-PnMif frigidaire Mikell a:; ::.•':! 1 w::. S340•00INSTALLIIaD -'t' BLAETTNAR'$ Auto :'J lloii1Wood iOIIIId ,.,_ llo dll'oelw 41111111 .... ...... • 1014t1 and - es ptaJeil olf lorrJ<Iolll robot to Jl<l'ltoy I Fot1P of Swtdilll ollll1111. II ..... 1 101110 to bo nllltlilbohd. ''thlo II 111 undroo od re~~.... al,• uid ~ Mv~ &br!on. Jut hlo .r~Hrirl<k didn'l Ill I taagh from bla perlomteto. 'I'IMI11 who -on't ohivariiiJ in the cool morning air were modestly trying to keep tbomaelVIO COY· ered up. locsut0 of tho nature of tho a unU!II'IDid MGM auard olootl outllde lbo alai• door reluting admittanco to aoyono who couldo't provo ba ...., ao inteFIII nlember of the oom;>any, which hlppened to bo "The Prill." 11 was 1 oomedy sequence in wllleh Paul Newman daahto illlxl lhi nudist meeting lo ooeape ptll'· tUing thugs. When he II forced 1<1 take off his oloU. ba llm011 wishes be'd been caught by the gunmen. Newman, unlike anyODe else in the scane, was allowed 1o keep a lowol dr1pod arOUDd hll waill -• star's prerogative. Specie I lffecll, Wblclt lito oludio alked to be kept secrot, were employed 1x> inslft tlutt the performers weren't embarrassd by being phoilllflpbad llllxllether In the eltoJit)hor, AU of iLo would-be nudllls were _, ·-.....--.. ...__ -. ,. -u..,_.. ·-- DAILY CROSSWORD . ·~..... ..--~~~-,. I.MM'"Me e.o, prtd IIGD:llllll. _ f.DeJ' 1 7 :10.t-,u .., 11.Jtl.tlnl- IUB RUDDER FARMINGDAL&:, N.Y. (I!Pt) _ A ploneer alrpla"l htlldftla COIDJWIY 11 tumirtl 111 atlalion downward here to help Jm. prov1 U.S. N•vy IUbmarlne operations. Tbe design, d.,•eloit>111101 and fabrletlllon of unique plastic ruddel'l for 010 within the Navy's experimental dlviiiJ IUbmarliM AGSS-555 phio) is under way at RepubUc Aviation. Although eonvenUonel in appearance, the plastle l'lld· ders fl'l! to be baaed 1111 1 new concept In lJsbtwelgbt · using apeeial material eel by the llODIJIMY. sea teN of lbla new could eautle a marked change in the desip and construction of utarnal control llll'leces on new !IUbmlrlnot; oeeording RAC. 17........... ll.hal ~~. •. o.m n.- ::!Jt.t "·coa- 'W 1 a t& ,_ Wi.Mtw• . . tllrlloo -~~~~ ltAitd ,~,_ u.Soand. JI.Oo!lot.!IJI 61.Gb'l'l rftl.r·me M.P'II"'nt cl:oolfla II.Vd d 2 By KIN. I'd fo'rQ6tten oil abOut it' 1h~t race ha-; added m~ brain! to q~t hold of m~self ' A OIUI : • • I've 4 IliON W 8B80 PIC ll'fB.HPit.l' Q !IDP'II'II:t, Jl•aCWD P:S: X'fQltJPB:J,-RWKZQVPK I~....,.,.,.,......,~-~, whftll II- PfPDI-t4Tol llo JfDOltOIPit whitt Plftlialn - • 1"1LI ..,... Oi))l1IID-""1M THE IUJ\&8'1' W.Y '1'0 JUT A WOMAN'S HEAR'!' IS TO TAKII AIM IUIImi.JKQ,-IIOUQo lotJI JIIBIIOLD • Even the frleHr never needl deffoslifti-Wilfl txelusive FRllt-l'ftlol systemt • t()l).lb. .... r.-1 • Twin llide-<IUI fruit atd waetable HydralorS. door has oallhelf, ..... TIIIW rtUDAY - pllft::c.=:; ' P -;-1 • Frialdlire lop ·--14M ··~ "'t'e 'your mother! Qet Dadd(s alippera •nd a maaulnel' -- Trade WJEH RADIO "'*' FRIGIDAIRB THE FAMILY ......, lllrl 8:00 lli(D Oo A 06 Mumeal Cloet 7:00 N.., 7-10 Mtlllal Cloclt 1:30 Newl Beedlines ltEPRJGERATOit Baker Funitun Mldclleport, Ohle 7:30 llllllal Clock 1'be Lffe!ltll 7'41 e·oo Ohio van., 1:11 MuileaJ Clock 1:1111 Canomuolly New 9: 00~ ,, 30 fll!ltle Servlee l:tl J',aml1y Wonblp Hour 10:110 ...... COUnty Nt!lt 10:06 Tallr ol tile Tnllll 10:511 Newa •, 11:_55 MIII'Dinl Me!nd!et ._..1 fl'rl4a7: CIIJii'eb Bella RIDe' U:t6 World Newa 1'iRRi . .. :.~.l'~!!:: :m:. ".::.-:' ~~ :_.::::::::::::~::!!;;:::::;:~~;_i:.....::.·~~·:;':~.•Ji c ' • I.. o.:,l ""n· Ma ·. rer1a_ ' ..·. . . "• llW w. va./1 '· 11:11 12:110 12:05 JJ: 10 Mulll c-11 Newa Communlt)o News .. Noon Newl Oblo NeWI 12:11 Marlltll 11:211 llullttln '..... 12:25 NeWI 0 Onml IJ:l!O Alrletdlllr. Aaent IJ:G Colmlr7 Go Round 1:15 Nm But •~oo Caunlr1 Go Round 1:11 New. e.t Mallnee 1:11,.... But S:llll Mid WQ t:OO lllselns will! Doa 4:111 lllllrdiiDp 5:00 l'Ammun!IJ Newa 1:• World ' l'laaonaJ Ntft 1:11 8poiUgbt 011 Sports 5::15 Wealbercut 5:30 Dlalllr MuPella 1:11 lllllde IJoolll 1:00 8!msef 8ltd. 8:00 Sip Off 1:110 Sign Oa News 1:1111 SaCred Heart 1:211 Olualrf Jemhrea 6:30 Farr• News 7:05 Breotfallt PII1J ,..,.., Slar 8bow 7, .. "' _..,,1 7:3i Picklna lldwr Show 7:!i0 Nen ilfport - Qhlo 1?110 Bt'eatfall PartJ 1:110 Jlrtl.kflll PariJ llllp 1:11 CoffM Wllb Janel t·41 Betty N - 7:OS Bmtfaot PariJ t: 15 ~ Bufek lbow 10:05 PoJ,U Party 10:35 Publici 8ervtce ll:05 Top Ten Show 12:00 Noon lleporl 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:11 Planer Party 1:00 Sundown Sereolilo 7:311 Sip Off 1:110 Sign Off- June lUNDAY LlnLI ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY fmLL, rrg ecxJHO iO ~A:l"T"ENTJ(Jl '10 1'HIO SParI LEAD RIGHT,., GHUCI();I DIDN'T NOPE' Tf.I~V'Ll ~T I=IQGER' 1'0 LET 'EM GET I=OUttD ~ J=OUHD T'OTHER SIDE O' DIDC'i'otl,'i01'l1 7::!11 81go On NIWI 1:110 BapUst Leyman•a RM l:a Hour of Doliveraoce Mlnllllrlll ' - · (Rev. 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REAL HATURALI TVPI; tAWME«o ~CALf ly RAEBURN VANBUREN ., I I It GEORGI WOiiDtR J a. FT'J!: IE~ ...[JC"FS 001":200"-1 K\l.J\'1/ AeouT "THIS? e:, . -:: eom.-. N... I· 06 WorN 6 Ohio Ne'lfJ l:iO ........ Today ,, 11 ...... Pictun ~! 6 .. II WMPO Radio •'c::" With q 1 11 aw 1111111 I'I'III-14T·I 1:1.111 ... ft. 3 ROOMS New f299 a-ss$4 IAINEY GOOGLE anti SNU"'Y IMITI' II. ~~spect=:·:Bu:t:J:a:mei:::W:a:l:·h:·:e•:eeu::·~:''::::::::::-::~ !Uogg & lludlo pub1Jcl<)' deportmellt,lll~llo!Arl peared, was 11tt ...,. llloD Clll !be lot. l!:ocb llowt int.o fiiltt lqgJiDa hlo ... the pia end JlllYI Wm<lll lhelr backs t.o hlm. 11u1 bo obouldn'l boW 11eo11 111. Movlqoerl will only tel bock vlflw o1 tlio nudllll "Tbo Prill" 11 ..._.. 1o1 1~oro. II loOKeP.LLOW uao 1ottot ollllply- tar ....uur. 1a tblo """!!l'l".t.lofor 111o llll<o L'l, X fo1' tho two 0'1, etc. Single la«on, '*'FW ... Ill ... oil Illata. _ _ _IU tbO~ __ _ ?!:•ot Ittho ..- End---' " ' " . . . . . . . , · lite•• t.. ...... "' .......... . ,. ,. . . . I A lllll Jllotoareplw tom - ID........ ....... "T:e 111ap. DAILY Clllll'l'Oql!OI'II - H_.• loow .. _ . . . AK'I'.Io8AAlla "rfllfiSr I' ·-w au:: of * - lmllltdiiMI1 bad ore .... U.., llelb lltiD asaul 1110111 people. :.....:.;;;,;;.:__..................... ... -- -~ '.\ASON =: w. ' , c:overed from bead 1o foot oritb Nol ,...,. bodJ lbllteup. Olio t111q 110Wii S.Vntrt ' ••14 .,. 111111111 ., to tliarikDr ~ - ButrieTransferable When lDt between the ptoper1J' bereln eonYou Trade Cars veyed and the former n.tl!lenee pro~ nurses and the Slaff and mas . =ceor ~hi late I. P. BradbUn, ol Meigs Memorial Hosp11al alon• ..., c!:!:t"•::fil7 ..~~= also the Ewing Funeral Home . · 5262. r.-28-tfc re 1O · 1arge por- , aserne G ed &... th$1ce aouth 20 dqn" eut 18~ d C,\NNJNG Tomatoes, $1 .110 per off Route No. 7. Phone WY e uarante 24 Montuo ..., to ,.. "• or wolli '"'"'" ..... I C P R and ev . er~r as to a n . bushel B r i n g containers I or 24 000 Miles erll' lllotll the wp of tha waU be· those who sent floral offer- ' :k H , HOUSE IN Pomeroy. 6 room 2-61.27. 7·2-JOtc ' · twem Jut. .:s an4 44 to \he pJ•ee . 1 amt p1r 101.1r own . arryi· d 1 Cl t 1 ot beJinnlnl. . 1 El m~s and all the 1nends a~d I Hill, Letart Falls, Ohio. ., up ex. ose o ~men a~y IN POMEROY . Eignt room • Most Popu1ar Unit ":.:a!'.. of JWdlepOrt. Me••• ONLY ne1ghbors of. the commumty Stc . . , School. Carpeted. B1rch kltb.ouse, 3 bedroolll::J and bath, count)'. oblo, belna Lot• tG4 Uld. 83 who helped m any way dur- I . \ chen. Call WY 2-3618. large lot Good location out of In The U. b. A. ~~U:e.~ptt:Ue A~~:o• otVJ ' lng the sickness and d_eath CANNING Tom8toes, - sweet I 8 5 tfc high wat&. can WY Z..2500. ;::.~:. ;•d to M. c. Hoba.., , . Coc•••llllfltT.,.. of our loved one, our siRier corn and turnips. Bring eon- I 5 10 tfc Jo the vma1e or PoJDei'O,., Mini' and aunt, Mary Elizabeth tainers. Dale Bachner, Rut- I LIVESTOCK t':!~n -::.,:~•r::,:t b~0 a~!~!'U: HaymTahn. H F . I land . Harrisonville Rd ., Ph. GENTLE id' I i ~--,'-'•., LJ_ ~:-~i~~~~~r-: •..CI:~tediCD~ e ayman amt1y . SH 2_5328 r mg mare or sa1e , t,.u: lfiJr;r " " " ' "· ,,.., ,_..,,. 1n .,,. _ . No. 8 3 61p I .-URNITUU CO. 8 7 ltp I · or trade , for other livestock. [ !~t ·~:1. ••H;o:ht~ 0 ~~ 1•-.SON, W. VA. . ------.I. 0. McCoy, !Wedsviile, Ph .. POMEROY- IJ.room frame •••"""· LOST & FOU~!»- 1 FILL-UP TIME! i _985-2292 . 8__7__3tc jhouse with bath and forced air POMEROY, 0. ;.::::...N~.,:;"'.':;':".::;"'t':· !~~ ·, ~~ No.1 ••d No 'J: PONY for sale or trade. WY 2· heatmg. Highway location. $3,mO.~: Y~r le!. lncludlal two baru: 1 11 LOST - BOLSEY :<o M~ Cam- . Fyr-Zon Treated 8 1 6tp 500110 'and'"'• '"'""'· ''"" wldcb - • "wa1' 6385. · · beinJ the ..,. propert7 era, Leather case . Lo•t at i FUEL OIL MIDDLEPORT- IJ.room frame PHOTO COPYING s.m-, ,,._,.,. . - " ... eo...,. lnflnD· . - · ·~-· - - Salisbury SchooL Reward at I A 1 r 0 FOR SALE OR TRADE house wtth bath, basement, gas Copy IIIIJ 1et1ft or due &Ml "li..... ..., ,.. orot .,., ..ui 11~ . ! fOI THI WHITI HOUI• ' 0 Sentinel Office. 8-6-3tc • s:;i~: ~ ~r~ou a~ever Iheating, attic insulated, n1ce q.euter IDswance. Pomeroy. ~:':d U:! ::-un~::":o:!' u?! 1 ' ' LnST - Ilolsey J5 MM CamRun out '54 CHEVROLET, 4 door, cheap ktlcben. new carport $10,800. 2 15 tie obove ,., '"""· ON era, leather case. Lost at eBudget Pay Plan or will trade for good motor RURAL - 11 acres, ~room l.arl Gm r, Ptmltllllll ... :!'trbeb::-'!.tant.!ppoO:: ~Salisbury School. Reward at : C•ll Us Today - WY 2-2111 scooter. Also lathe and jig- ! framehouse with runninB B!l's& l'eal e~t.m wm be eo14 10 Sentinel Office. Mrs. A. R. · , saw. Can be seen at 629 N. water, large porch, chicken HI8M'It1llt. Ollie the bllbut l'ftPOIRibl41 lMder upoa Knight. Pomeroy Landmark Second, Middleport, or call [house, garage, P,lenty of gar· ~~.,;·~~ tc' 8 7 3 -1 E. M<oin Opon Ttl 9 p.m . WY 2-2410. den ground. $2,500.00. We llaft aD -.. .. •,•...,.,""'alate bo .,. .,... tor oil of ~ 4eecrlbe4 abo" •r AUTO SALES I HELP WANTED ALBERT \\1. cox, Se- M... --..! - - HENS and Fryers. Mrs. BesSALESMAN •------...... a-•"!!bed.,.. ~ net.,.., lp ~oun.Q' Commlsda 111 t955 TUDOR Studehaker Good sie Oliver. R. D. I, Rutland, 1WOULJ)LiKE- l0 t BOX ZZ1 WY Z.2Z21 Call WY ~· Da1 • Nlpl ~· ••• '""' lo "~'<' ... •• oil shape, Good tires. $150 or Ph. SH 2-4695. · · some one cu • • •tc 7- ~ trade for a drv cow. G. A. tc I hay at once. Phone SH ~-; ~~~-· • '"" :;•:.:.<;;·~~~~'me~:o~ 8 16 Deem, Ra in · .:J0..8tp _ ____ . Mrs. John Stout, HamsonRUTLAND _ 7 rooms n .. '· "· "· • . .,. 8 0 7 c e. WHY WORRY over a slug~tsh · ville, Ohio. 83 3tc bath aluminum storm doors HEATING, l'f!!mblllg, Mueller IMIIIFP'I IALI"" ctiATYIL BUICK TUDOR hardtop, 1951. aeptic tank? Get Kiean Em · -I d ' lnd Extr 1 1 I Furnaces. Arnold 8rolber1, '"""IITY ExceHent condition. Good AU Se f ta k I I GIRL FOR general housework. . an w ows.~ a arge o . Delaware Vatlfy •Jn~lll cetMtat• p tck F n cBeaner Pa · Live m. Phone WY 2-5241. I Phone SH 2-!i012. 8-4Hitc 618 Eaal MaiD Street, Pom•• tires, $350. Mark Ward, New Lsndmar arm ureau. ()8_ Ph WY 2 ....... Autltf Mlnlnt C:em,.ny 1 Haven. 862-2325. 7·30-6tc meroy. 7·1·30tc : __ _ 6-Jtc .FOR SALE- 178 acres, about eroy, one Mrllf. ci: ;:.-;..1':~'to an ~tlDJI. If. --~~= - Ramb'C - OAL-- nd 1 · 1" HOUSEKEEPER for middie- 1' 50 acres tilable, rest in pas· 7 20 tic .... ""m ••• <•~- ~~"' em• ·~ ·, go , c ean ump, .1 x 5 nd ti be Pl ty of of Me..., County, P•.m.,.oy1_ 010, egg. no slack. Re-screened 1 aged man . References. Howture a m r. en A.renotiliJi ':: :: ~:~~.A~==-~=-~= , "'orld Standanl d Compad stoker-oil treated at mine or ard Stewart, Gold Ridge, Rt. water f~r bouse and. s~. namoO. 1 will ••PI* for MJe .~ 1 Escellence I' PomerO)'. House, JUSt painted With Dine lea'... publle auoiloa ., .... tttAt 4oor ol • , . ........ " ' - ...... Ail car ronm. ride and perform· delivered . .,umrrer price now Crtt1 lll'llilf8fd ua. couaT HOU&J:. Jltomei'~W/ Ohlo, "~the IPS tta'-'" !Jol~tt 3tp rooms and bath, hardwood MeiJ• couoty, on S•turda)', Au1ut ~?::j~::Cot~.,~calle-lhowl .. - . 8 7 am:f Small car economv. and on Jaco bs Coal Co.. R. D l, .,_.._ --~•~ '' ,.,aDct••cbat't:t tG- ':.:. • ".rit,... '''''"'"' a - •• ....,. . - - I floors, coal furnace. Also a wn..::, . - • ..,._ ~ .~. . manaJ!f'rabilit)' Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-4959, INSURANCE • c so•"""IRD . three room house, gar9ge, ~ · _,. ••• m. Coot ...., - "''"' Clomp llfJ. 7.218AL. See WY Z.3469. or WY 2·2437 .Rae....... '*to• tne. MOdel aa Twin se,.lal <numbu .• barn, and other buildings. On "'"' ,,.,...,.. 110 19 Mf'tropolitu Motors 7 15 30tc JOHNSON , Simpson lnsunnce -mail and 8Chool bus route. I 11 tic Ppwet*l bJ • oumm1n1 engine • E \1am Street. Pomt>rDJ [ONE- 50 -ooo··-8 roCOteman gaS Agency, ln. AU forms of ln This Js 1 'ine farm for beef '1.' ':, Phunt· W\' !.3Ki0 floor f'urnace, 2 smaller ga· s surance Jim Johnson and cattle. Will JncJude .\' Ford d 1-i&-ell. Term•: CAJJt IN HAND ON DAY B tor u~••• thtl prupert)' • o1 t\UOICft · · ~ 1 -..,.-.,-,=-- -_.. ' !2 lie · floor furnaces, coal furnace, ud Siiup80n. Agents 'rae • p 1ow, and mow. "'MPLOYMENT " . Wante orTUm 00 Fn P ~Jl:W ,. 'c"" o'O r< or 2 whef'! steel trailer · chest6 I Uc er. ,11,000. See, write . _ --.......-MISINO COOIYANY 10 ""''' Z.~.JS""~ · .. () or call d -B ~ eni!UliOn hi t., .., of OEL.\WA.U: n ~ R tr1• ·11s ....~. II• M~n m Mark:~~ Maytag washer. Antique book Reuter Insurance .\gency Lando Clay, . 'Y· l. Long LJVE IN, or "!"..... u 1 ay. a· v.,.u.t:Y FINAHCJ.AL ooRPORA1'1DN. y' •.•, .. ' ' 8 '" '!aUt cases couch, record player. Ph "lasara ... for ••.., per .. ool Bollom, ()!llo, or aok dlrec- by slUing llr geJIO(III hou~ ·.• 80 ~':,':,1;,,;;. ~ ..T.NBACH PHONJ SP ~ON. •wtt. AUJeus, L\' J-4081 WY 2-3702 evening•. ,Jnd bu!Jinf!IIIS need." tions ln Chester, Oh;., work. can wY .. .... or ,.,y I Mt1 1.i ' ccrtuttv. pblet • J.G.JI-llc 8 5 3te Pfaou W't Z,.WJ 8 3 6tp 2-24118. ' ~ • I 7 Jtc Crow, Crow and Po~ ... ~tto;l•;~:.. j Hollyw~ In Review '-l . • ' NANcY BRANNER ' 7 J I •' �.... ...... . . .................. . .. -·.o. .- - ................ _ • ._ ., •• ~-. · -.;.+ ..... ~ .......... .,. ....... · - · ~·"' "' ..... ., _ _ ............. . _ .... .-. • I ,., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ' .. r ,l I .. Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? :Wani Ads Can· Selllt.T®: Classified for Sale i Trade 'n' Travel Time Ads Get Results. USED CAR BUYS American 2 D.oor. Radio, heater, blUE' fin ish, l'lean interior, good tires. 1960 PLYMOUTH - - - - -·· $999 2 Door. V-8 engine, auto. trans., new tires, black over 1959 FORD $999 REAL ESTATE ® Fairlane 500 - 2-Door .VS engine, stad. 'trans., C'le.an interior, red and black finish . R&H. REAL- ESTATE :._- Housebold DI!.A1lUNIIS Aucllon. Saturday, August tO, •011 p 11 "•~ tloetn...- ... Dltl:!a"-Moftd.a" Oo>a411ru 9.a'l "- II 1963 , 1:IIO p. m. MoJMtu • We are moving out of the CANICEU.A TIUNS OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. II CUIIIUll."I'IUNS POMEROY . OHIO Slate and will se the followIVU! De •cc•P••o 111\tlt A 1111 ing REAL ESTATE and Perr. f)a,'O l'tt Puhh01RUtl'll -. sonal Property at AUCTION ne pun 1u1.oe, ...-.e,....~~:~ •ta• rarar AUTO SALES at my residence located on w edJ' •• reteco 111~ .,d, •h•!'ffttod FOR RENT Stale Route 143, six miles OJliJC('haD•DW l,..t~n •ftotJid bt repr. rt~ ·-dl•••tJ nu~ uub , PRIVATE owned '59 Ponltac THREEBCdroom house on west of Pomeroy, Ohio, near U1hto1 .-i.ll ""'' .,.. •etpoR•Ihte for 01.""' tDa" "'"• ,,.,.,,.."" .,,.,,,10a 4 door hardl op. P ower steer· Lincoln Heights. Furntshed l WoIfe Pen. I RATES m~ ond brakes. $995. Cali WY- or unfurnished Phone WY 2-11958 Vauxhall Auto (4 door), 1 2-2404 , • ce!lO: !~~ ~d 8-6--3t.c 1 2775 . 8 7 3tp ; good condition, Admiral TV, -. 1 Six Inch table saw, Rubber 11111 .. 1.,.."' r:llar 1 ~ . . ~..... cern, oe• •oro f~ , 11 ,.'" rQDo 5 ROOM unfurmshed apart- tire wheelbarrow Glass Door 111 h~,~~. ~~-:~:;:. P*l •urd ao~u For Sale ment. hnrdwocd floors. Over i kitchen cur-buard Collerator & M c>hllrled fo• ad•n'"' "'' 11 no• I Pick-A·Pair Shoe Store. Ph., Refrigerator Sun~ay gas PhonH WY2-3994-WY2-6301 ,~" ~ 1 • 111 "' 111 ,a.,. tt••• ,..,....~.. TENT Tn Good Condition, 9 x WY 2·531 4, Pomeroy , Oh10. stove, 111 ;1:.'.. _ ~,;.,.,.t. 8 r m 691 w. Main St Pomerc~y c"A'!.~rc~Ot"'!~'!a'!KsKa;t- ·~~~~ 1 . ~~, 12,_ Ro~t:rt K.. Sayre, Racine, _ __ ___ 8 7 3tp j cha ir, sta nd, baby bed, Oak ~ :V<>';:n,'er:~etOh!':r-.;~~~ out>II •Mii OhiO, CH 7-2160. I HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. Call i Library table ,_ Enterprlse coal L 0. McCOY, AUcrt.ONEER. 8 7 6lc OF'FlC:.t. BOl.JRS Eloda Webb. 304 sycamore stove, Burnstde coa1 stove, Chester, Ohio. 1Ub A "- " " 01 1 ~~ "~' 1 • LARGE, Smooth cannmg tom· St. Mtddleport. I porch swing, 3 pc. bedroom 4 18 tfc S•turna,·JT~{ sOMEAsY·'lll 0 ''""' atoes. $1.00 per bushel. Bring B 3 6tc suite, chest of drawers, bed TO PU\LI!. A containers and pick . Thomas , -~ . 1 and dr~sser, coffee table, RES" I I PROIJ11t1NG Hayman, Syracuse, Ohio. ~· THREE SLEEPING rooms and cupboard, Maytag washer, w .\.Nl A.D bath, 361 S. Front St. Mrs. I jars, Many other useful arti8 7 Gtc Henry ll ennesy. Ph. WY 2-, ·I not mentioned i'HONE WY 2-2157 ~,. M!-Illci c es . 3134 · Tms REAL ESTATE consists 1 ' of 20 acres, more or less, and - - -- --- - ' Summer Clearance 18 room house :~lhs:::'t~h, :~: has a good six room frame NOTICES : malic heal house with running wal· 124 · Phone WI 9-3929 · Mr. er. other buildings include a ==-::: ~-of 15 used V.W.'s For All Of Your NMdt AUC'TlON 'ale at the Mosnnelin choice of colors Glen West. 8 2 6tc barn. gm·age. cellar house 1 -te everv Friday and Satur-~ and shed - all frame. This is Middleport Feed Mill day . . 8-6-3tc and body styles. 3 ROOM furnished apartment, also fenced for livestock. Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. SQVAR-E da-n-re- f\·efy Friday 130 Mulberry. Phone WY 2- There are good schools and "We Do Custom Grinding" 6615 7 31 6lp N. 2nd Ave. Middlopo.t night at Masonette, Mason. .._ 0 · churches within 10 minutes 8-6-3tc • • • THH.EE and t!lur room furmsh- drive and on a state route. ·Alh•n•, Ohio -- -ed and unfurnished apart·r PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD , COBA SERVICE MALE BOXER. 4 years old. '"!,;~,'!!" Ph. LY 3·1238 AT 2 .00 p M 1 ments. WY z.MJ4. Very _good_ with children. 1 -· - . - · I 12 6 ttr1 O'Brien a~d Cro~ Realty Co. 1 ::C:,o":.':: o:r: !: w!ll g1~e hlf!l to a person who :oAY BF.D with mattress. $5.00. 1 _ - ! WY 2_2720 . price •• ...so. · Wlll give him a good home. ! Phone WY 2-5260. 4 room and bath, housP Lincoln i ::;.:.-,:~D'~':.c;' ~:• Can be seen after 5 p.m. Cly·j 8 2 6tp_ Heights, Phone WY 2-3874. i NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AC· , " • • - •u-no. de Kuhn, Tupper Plams31~~~ No. 1 potatoes, $1.50 - 50 lb. 7 II 30lp: C!DENTS. _. _ _ bag, No.2 potatoes 50 lb. bag NTCELY Furnished 4 room and 'Terms : Cash FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer WSE - WEi<: HT salety w I I h $1 00. Charles Hilton, Port- bath apartment. Middleport. Br•dford Auction Comnany, Ra· or back-hoe work, Call WY ~ DIAilAX durmerly DEX·A land. 8 I 6tc Phone WY Z.3fl4. cine, Ohio C. C. Bradford, 3243. Emmet W. Shuler, conDI~'T > new name. same for7 n lfc Auctioneer, A. C. Bradford, tractlng, 342 Page Street, MldI'IUia 'lnly 98c at S t a r k USE!l CLO'THfNG bar~ains. SalllS Mgr. dleport. Free .eslimuos Drugs IJ.2Ikllhp Wo~n·s dres're!_ ~51j cents; i ANY it'Ern'iGERATDR y 0 u Signed: Edna and Dana 7 IS tie AIJTOMOBJI.E Insurance been Mens and Boys pants and rent from us this week at Blumenauer canr·ellt>d" 1.os1 vour opera· shirts 25-50 cen_ts .• Men's sh~es · the rate of $5 per month. we (B) 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Stc tor's license' Call W'l Z.2966. and hats. Sm;th ' Clothmg will give you an ex t r a .. . - - - ---- - 11 816ttc Store Open 7 days a week . month free then we will al- 78 acres With _7 room house, Letart Falls Ohio 7-15-:JIItp ~ . .' ' other oulbmldmgs, some frmt PIANO TUNING and REPAIR I. - - - -- . _·_ . I low th16 ftrst rental to apply. trees and timber, 2 miles off A romplete tuning 10 Univer- MODF.ll.N gas heater. thermal on th~ purchase prtce. whtch I Route 7 North at Five Points. sal Standard Pitch, $16. Re- controlled blower . AIm o s t 1 w~ wtll agree upon. So sto~ ~ See George Abbott, Pomeroy, patr of action. action regula- new. Phone WY 2-676Z. 1 lhe _terrible waste of food b) Ohio R. D. 3 8 5 3tp . d t . i x 8-6-3tp 1 calling our store and tell us --~ tmn, an new 5 nn~ a e , to bring one of these ref rig- FOR SALE : 3 acres below Hobtra. cost. C:all WY ~-206f, or 1960 JO~NSON 10 H.P. motor erators to your home today. son Depot. Good homesite out wr1te Larry Tracy, 307 Wetz- and J.. foot wood boat. A l~o We will deliver and keep it in of high water. Ph. WY 2. gall St ., Pomeroy. 1955 Packard. All for $200. ., to 5187 8 3 &tc 8 5 6tp , Cali CH 7·2121. Ask for Ron- servtce, so you are sure · Sales & Service · · F d 8-6-3lc have a bJg savmg of food ~~OR SALE - Two bedJ"OOUl me or · and will also make food taste bOI•Je. Beautiful Birch kitcb 1 @) .r.• t: f .. POMEROY MO TOR CO Now Is The nme ...,....,,....,....-;;=::r..,,.....=rr.:; [ . !"!:"'."" Baker Seyfried 01 I 1 I MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE 1 --------==--:.....-...-,[ '• s VOLKSWAGEN FEED ,. B Nye ( 1 :0:.-;: r••• ;;: 1 MARK IV AUT Q AIR CONDITIONING I I !cLEAN CARPETS with our belt er. Call Ewing Store, WY en, automatic gas beat. 16411 Carpet Shampooer. Free i . 2-26~. . 8-6-Jtc Lincoln Heights. CBU J o b n ·itl h f Bl Lu~- l ''l! OLPLEX, furmshed apart· Blaettnar. WY 2-5127 3-19-th y,; 1 pure ase o ue ··. men! at 390 S 2nd Middle. tre shampoo. Baker Furm· . . FOUR ROOM h with 1 ture 8-&-Gtc port. Call tn evenmg. WY 2t ou~~ b ft" WISH .! FURNACE n CARD OF THANKS . w....,.., ...,., while finish. Radio and heater. WANT AD INFORM-' TION . eated · 123 Hudson Street. Mlddloport Price, ROllO. Ill- EDiroU NOTEt TIM Ia about '10 per eeat of the mlgraolll quire Oblo Hotel •• aiOOmoblle · - To- who work in the areas e]ong the I 8 lie todo tut o1 It Great Lakes 1o that they were of =--'---::--:::--:-:----;-:~ mllt'a.ol tani. . - ...,.. al- Mexieao oriRJn. Tbo olltero are George PraU residence 1D Ru~ lentloll 1o - o1 111e -~ !Jo. N~ aud l'llerW Ricant. tend for sale. Contact FloYd Jllll'lolll oecmoalt ollhe toed ,.... IINIPOIIo' MupowH Sllorlol• 'lbOIIIaS, Rulland, lor Inform- ...lllaf lodulry. 'l'lle lellowlq These nomadic ~Je. who pin ation. 1 13 30tp dllpalcb lelll abool lbeoe - . their future on the ficklen ..s of IIOlldl o1 - · wbo ..... fnua the weather and wander from - - - ----- tho Soulb lo the Grotd Lobo n- ..,. crop area to another. barv· BUSINESS SERVICES , ... 1o .....,.... the ....,. m the est the eropo r.r t!IF major rood - -'"""""'· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . proceosing industries. That lndu.. "SHORT ON WATER," phone , try In Obio does about $840 mil· Emmet W. Shuler contrac~ By JAMES B. BLAND . lion in bUBineas annually and Jng WY 2-3243 for a farm COLUMBUS <VPI>-The fiery employs more than 85,000 per· pond. 7 15 tie death last Wedaeodoy night of 10 lllllll. members of IW<> migrant farm eel worker families gave grim pob- The migrants are need be!icily lo members of a litUe cause of a lack of seasonal man· known segment of the Midwest· power In highly industrlaliled To Have Your ern farm economy. areas. Farm population h sadeThe Fel C mil creased and meebonlzatlon has 1 Co•l, 011 or G.. ix heamposDI _a the ..~. increased the amount of seasonal Wiped OUt m t CO SIOD \U ll' k station wagon aad 8 truck 10 tabor required. That rna eo the Clunod and Chocked miles south of Toledo, and the farmer dependent upon tmported fer Winter CamUo Chico famiJy lost three labor. with Going Business now available. Good location with good potential. For information call WY 2· 2166, Hours 8-5 P.M. $688 1959 RAMBLER F()R LEASE OR RENT ~ 11P1 ItT\ Wtd C.o ; f IIOiol.YWOOD It/PI) ..... tiJo wild ~ • ....11 otat• alld ts· 'Walo Titousands Of Migrant Fann ·Workers.Come ~ ::'tin.~'%u~.:!t e North Each Year To PickVegebbleCtops FOR SAL!: I rodm boule ml FOR SALE ". -_-REA_L...._m __,A_in_ . Opf,ortunltles 1 8.-==Dall=y~Se ~n~tln=e=l,=P=om=ero=y·:M:iddl=e=po=rt.=O=··=A=u~g=.~7,~1=96::_3 I. .•,ustness . _ I eFits Almost Every Car sons. The famiUes were typical of the t~ousands of migrant farm workers who come oorth e\'ery summer to pick the vegetable and fruit crOps. About 15,000 of them work In Ohio alone. They had arrived from Florida City, Fla., earlier in the week and had gone to a drive-in movi~ne of their few recres· tions while they spend the summer harvesting crops in Northwestern Ohio. The victims were typical of -. - LEGAL NOTICE To get It, major food process- ing firms send their recruiters to Texas and Florida, while the Farm Placement ServiCe IP'PS) of various state bureaUB of unemployment compensatloo undertake the task for the individual farmer. Employers may ask for 8 specific crew by name or number under the clearance plan. But most are hlted through the FPS annual worker plan. The plan hI th FPS t . tiD e ps e se up a con · ulty of jobs from farm to farm for tbe workerolo keep them luily employed. Recrall AI Jn .."lewa The FPS also BeDtls recruiters 00 interview prospecta in tbe ~as and Florida ponied intervtews at which tb:e workers gather · . Ohio has little trouble gettiog w.,.ken because of the cooler · weather, hlgh~r titan average wage• and 8 high Yield per acre ~LEGAL NOTICE Herbert H. Smith, whose ptace of residence is 235 Palm Drive, San Antonio, Texas, otherwise, whose place of residence is unknown, and cannot with reasonable diligence be ascertained will take notice that on April !Sth, 1963, the undersigned plaintiff filed her petitiori against him, for which makes of -less movlllg divorce and other reUef, on around. 'Jbe a~rage wage In the the grounds of gross neglect Buckeye State '" 10 cents per of duty, in the Common Pleas bo~~ with ,• .:o-cent bonus Court of Meigs County, Obio, pa.;,.a sea~>nsbegi~ their jour· praying lor dimoivorce, ndcusindth Y ney no~~ in ~lorida, Texas, Ar· of children, a1 ny a o er kaosu, Missouri, Virginia and relie!. Said cause will ~ · for hearing Maryland, arriving in Obio In on and after the 6th day of ' late April or early May. September, 1963. From May through ~ber ELSIE LOU SMITH, they are 1n tbe greenhouses and lielda working with tomatoet-ln Plaintiff WEBSTER, AND FULTZ which Ohio trailti cmly caJiforola A I PI . tiff in roduclio~··b'ttomeys or am P ..-,..--•· ea ,..ge, (7) 24, 31 ; (8) 7, 14, 21,28; corn, peu. beans, strawberries, (9) 4, 7te apples, pea<bes, eherrieo, grapea and sugar beets. L.IGAL MOTU:• thei nd .,ft;ott!!~ ..::e,e~e~ tf::11!rtt!!•~, b~~! In &ome states, r pay 8 Met11 countr commLUionen, 1n Ute living conditions are appalling. ~::''::u:· =~.or~.u:ttl.lt~~ The migrant labor field is Ute o'eloek A.M.• to~ u.. Nle of tbe fol· only one in which there is still ,,.,.,! ••..,., ... ...., ..,,..,, widespread use of child labor. :;.-'C:,e N~u1~re or PomenJ, Oblo, OIIID Hal Faalll beatnn1n1 •t tne norlheat comer or Lot No t4 On Butternut Street la Ohio hal its bad points In this - ' viuqe; thence :!:~'at •r~~r::~ 11onhwe1terlf !'!:,':!t !~rt.t!d~ on • .' 11ft dlrtdllr of tbt Pi t1 I commtt!A!e oa Jlteranl Labor. hat said, "Ohio It ... .of ~ stateo in the CDIIIIIrJ . M · outstauding job in de•IIDi wlt1l prabtema of migrant labor, ..,. ' maybe It IJ dolug ll!e moot Dill· standing. • A major portJoll of the l!nld1t m08t go to the Governor'• Com· mltteo on Migrant Labor, ..tabUshed in 19511. Made up of grow- do\"1 en, proceuon, rePf'HIII•tio1 slate agencies, chord!, •lvle and eonsumer groupo and tarm aad labor organlzati.... II eonUnues to p1181l !or • ••r·-·~-Ohlo iJ the only otate to ntend workmen's oompeDIIatioo to miliraata providing !or p - '• in ca .. of occident The governor'• --mlttee .~ waota the •~• migrants made eligible f<tr un. employment oompentalioll. Th _ e atate Educatioo Depart. rw.oL. rx:e" 1 opera.tea 18 centert to ..-...-vidE' the migrant children .ome education. Several communltiel offer day care ervicel for them. Thriftiest Frost-PnMif frigidaire Mikell a:; ::.•':! 1 w::. S340•00INSTALLIIaD -'t' BLAETTNAR'$ Auto :'J lloii1Wood iOIIIId ,.,_ llo dll'oelw 41111111 .... ...... • 1014t1 and - es ptaJeil olf lorrJ<Iolll robot to Jl<l'ltoy I Fot1P of Swtdilll ollll1111. II ..... 1 101110 to bo nllltlilbohd. ''thlo II 111 undroo od re~~.... al,• uid ~ Mv~ &br!on. Jut hlo .r~Hrirl<k didn'l Ill I taagh from bla perlomteto. 'I'IMI11 who -on't ohivariiiJ in the cool morning air were modestly trying to keep tbomaelVIO COY· ered up. locsut0 of tho nature of tho a unU!II'IDid MGM auard olootl outllde lbo alai• door reluting admittanco to aoyono who couldo't provo ba ...., ao inteFIII nlember of the oom;>any, which hlppened to bo "The Prill." 11 was 1 oomedy sequence in wllleh Paul Newman daahto illlxl lhi nudist meeting lo ooeape ptll'· tUing thugs. When he II forced 1<1 take off his oloU. ba llm011 wishes be'd been caught by the gunmen. Newman, unlike anyODe else in the scane, was allowed 1o keep a lowol dr1pod arOUDd hll waill -• star's prerogative. Specie I lffecll, Wblclt lito oludio alked to be kept secrot, were employed 1x> inslft tlutt the performers weren't embarrassd by being phoilllflpbad llllxllether In the eltoJit)hor, AU of iLo would-be nudllls were _, ·-.....--.. ...__ -. ,. -u..,_.. ·-- DAILY CROSSWORD . ·~..... ..--~~~-,. I.MM'"Me e.o, prtd IIGD:llllll. _ f.DeJ' 1 7 :10.t-,u .., 11.Jtl.tlnl- IUB RUDDER FARMINGDAL&:, N.Y. (I!Pt) _ A ploneer alrpla"l htlldftla COIDJWIY 11 tumirtl 111 atlalion downward here to help Jm. prov1 U.S. N•vy IUbmarlne operations. Tbe design, d.,•eloit>111101 and fabrletlllon of unique plastic ruddel'l for 010 within the Navy's experimental dlviiiJ IUbmarliM AGSS-555 phio) is under way at RepubUc Aviation. Although eonvenUonel in appearance, the plastle l'lld· ders fl'l! to be baaed 1111 1 new concept In lJsbtwelgbt · using apeeial material eel by the llODIJIMY. sea teN of lbla new could eautle a marked change in the desip and construction of utarnal control llll'leces on new !IUbmlrlnot; oeeording RAC. 17........... ll.hal ~~. •. o.m n.- ::!Jt.t "·coa- 'W 1 a t& ,_ Wi.Mtw• . . tllrlloo -~~~~ ltAitd ,~,_ u.Soand. JI.Oo!lot.!IJI 61.Gb'l'l rftl.r·me M.P'II"'nt cl:oolfla II.Vd d 2 By KIN. I'd fo'rQ6tten oil abOut it' 1h~t race ha-; added m~ brain! to q~t hold of m~self ' A OIUI : • • I've 4 IliON W 8B80 PIC ll'fB.HPit.l' Q !IDP'II'II:t, Jl•aCWD P:S: X'fQltJPB:J,-RWKZQVPK I~....,.,.,.,......,~-~, whftll II- PfPDI-t4Tol llo JfDOltOIPit whitt Plftlialn - • 1"1LI ..,... Oi))l1IID-""1M THE IUJ\&8'1' W.Y '1'0 JUT A WOMAN'S HEAR'!' IS TO TAKII AIM IUIImi.JKQ,-IIOUQo lotJI JIIBIIOLD • Even the frleHr never needl deffoslifti-Wilfl txelusive FRllt-l'ftlol systemt • t()l).lb. .... r.-1 • Twin llide-<IUI fruit atd waetable HydralorS. door has oallhelf, ..... TIIIW rtUDAY - pllft::c.=:; ' P -;-1 • Frialdlire lop ·--14M ··~ "'t'e 'your mother! Qet Dadd(s alippera •nd a maaulnel' -- Trade WJEH RADIO "'*' FRIGIDAIRB THE FAMILY ......, lllrl 8:00 lli(D Oo A 06 Mumeal Cloet 7:00 N.., 7-10 Mtlllal Cloclt 1:30 Newl Beedlines ltEPRJGERATOit Baker Funitun Mldclleport, Ohle 7:30 llllllal Clock 1'be Lffe!ltll 7'41 e·oo Ohio van., 1:11 MuileaJ Clock 1:1111 Canomuolly New 9: 00~ ,, 30 fll!ltle Servlee l:tl J',aml1y Wonblp Hour 10:110 ...... COUnty Nt!lt 10:06 Tallr ol tile Tnllll 10:511 Newa •, 11:_55 MIII'Dinl Me!nd!et ._..1 fl'rl4a7: CIIJii'eb Bella RIDe' U:t6 World Newa 1'iRRi . .. :.~.l'~!!:: :m:. ".::.-:' ~~ :_.::::::::::::~::!!;;:::::;:~~;_i:.....::.·~~·:;':~.•Ji c ' • I.. o.:,l ""n· Ma ·. rer1a_ ' ..·. . . "• llW w. va./1 '· 11:11 12:110 12:05 JJ: 10 Mulll c-11 Newa Communlt)o News .. Noon Newl Oblo NeWI 12:11 Marlltll 11:211 llullttln '..... 12:25 NeWI 0 Onml IJ:l!O Alrletdlllr. Aaent IJ:G Colmlr7 Go Round 1:15 Nm But •~oo Caunlr1 Go Round 1:11 New. e.t Mallnee 1:11,.... But S:llll Mid WQ t:OO lllselns will! Doa 4:111 lllllrdiiDp 5:00 l'Ammun!IJ Newa 1:• World ' l'laaonaJ Ntft 1:11 8poiUgbt 011 Sports 5::15 Wealbercut 5:30 Dlalllr MuPella 1:11 lllllde IJoolll 1:00 8!msef 8ltd. 8:00 Sip Off 1:110 Sign Oa News 1:1111 SaCred Heart 1:211 Olualrf Jemhrea 6:30 Farr• News 7:05 Breotfallt PII1J ,..,.., Slar 8bow 7, .. "' _..,,1 7:3i Picklna lldwr Show 7:!i0 Nen ilfport - Qhlo 1?110 Bt'eatfall PartJ 1:110 Jlrtl.kflll PariJ llllp 1:11 CoffM Wllb Janel t·41 Betty N - 7:OS Bmtfaot PariJ t: 15 ~ Bufek lbow 10:05 PoJ,U Party 10:35 Publici 8ervtce ll:05 Top Ten Show 12:00 Noon lleporl 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:11 Planer Party 1:00 Sundown Sereolilo 7:311 Sip Off 1:110 Sign Off- June lUNDAY LlnLI ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY fmLL, rrg ecxJHO iO ~A:l"T"ENTJ(Jl '10 1'HIO SParI LEAD RIGHT,., GHUCI();I DIDN'T NOPE' Tf.I~V'Ll ~T I=IQGER' 1'0 LET 'EM GET I=OUttD ~ J=OUHD T'OTHER SIDE O' DIDC'i'otl,'i01'l1 7::!11 81go On NIWI 1:110 BapUst Leyman•a RM l:a Hour of Doliveraoce Mlnllllrlll ' - · (Rev. Paul Joneo) Ciltlnlr)' HOI Dtnm 1:110 Wings o1 Healin& II :GI hap srw, 1:30 Sunday Sb01r Fll'lll New . 10:00 Voice of PropbtcJ FI!IIIIJ Wnlllp tlour-Tbu 10:35 Sunday Show NOOD lleporl 11~110 Country l!fmnllmo Muoio Jllll For You 12:110 Noon 1111por1 ooe.llr'l 011111 Star·Frl 12:1$ .Tbe Search ltGI Pill* ~ 12:30 Rev. Merlill T... t:ll IIIHIInm' Aulo lbow 1:00 Billy Grtbam t:IO '-1 N1:20 Tbe Lullleran Hour t:ll BW SWII flpoWII 1:10 8lpa ollhfl Timet 1:110 Bowllnfl Seorea (Rev. W. 8. BillU]II) 8:05 Van P•.t rlclllports 2:111 Public Service 1:10 lltlr1dolni Senaade Z:il5 'l'be BJc Life 7:1111 The World 1'adi,J 1:00 Sunday $Irnreall 7:30 Off t:lll Hour et1 Dedaloa 8:00 Off - JUDe •:a Jobn GrlfliD .,.. Sunday ........ 1:110 Sign On NIWI 1:10 a&odown .......... 1:05 Country Jamboree 7:• Sip Off 1:30 Farm News I:GO Sian Off - J - AND SLATI HM·M·M1 ALWAVS 010 LIKE OLD·TIME TH' RIDGE, WHER£ THE'( LEFT THEIR CAR. ALl.. REAL HATURALI TVPI; tAWME«o ~CALf ly RAEBURN VANBUREN ., I I It GEORGI WOiiDtR J a. FT'J!: IE~ ...[JC"FS 001":200"-1 K\l.J\'1/ AeouT "THIS? e:, . -:: eom.-. N... I· 06 WorN 6 Ohio Ne'lfJ l:iO ........ Today ,, 11 ...... Pictun ~! 6 .. II WMPO Radio •'c::" With q 1 11 aw 1111111 I'I'III-14T·I 1:1.111 ... ft. 3 ROOMS New f299 a-ss$4 IAINEY GOOGLE anti SNU"'Y IMITI' II. ~~spect=:·:Bu:t:J:a:mei:::W:a:l:·h:·:e•:eeu::·~:''::::::::::-::~ !Uogg & lludlo pub1Jcl<)' deportmellt,lll~llo!Arl peared, was 11tt ...,. llloD Clll !be lot. l!:ocb llowt int.o fiiltt lqgJiDa hlo ... the pia end JlllYI Wm<lll lhelr backs t.o hlm. 11u1 bo obouldn'l boW 11eo11 111. Movlqoerl will only tel bock vlflw o1 tlio nudllll "Tbo Prill" 11 ..._.. 1o1 1~oro. II loOKeP.LLOW uao 1ottot ollllply- tar ....uur. 1a tblo """!!l'l".t.lofor 111o llll<o L'l, X fo1' tho two 0'1, etc. Single la«on, '*'FW ... Ill ... oil Illata. _ _ _IU tbO~ __ _ ?!:•ot Ittho ..- End---' " ' " . . . . . . . , · lite•• t.. ...... "' .......... . ,. ,. . . . I A lllll Jllotoareplw tom - ID........ ....... "T:e 111ap. DAILY Clllll'l'Oql!OI'II - H_.• loow .. _ . . . AK'I'.Io8AAlla "rfllfiSr I' ·-w au:: of * - lmllltdiiMI1 bad ore .... U.., llelb lltiD asaul 1110111 people. :.....:.;;;,;;.:__..................... ... -- -~ '.\ASON =: w. ' , c:overed from bead 1o foot oritb Nol ,...,. bodJ lbllteup. Olio t111q 110Wii S.Vntrt ' ••14 .,. 111111111 ., to tliarikDr ~ - ButrieTransferable When lDt between the ptoper1J' bereln eonYou Trade Cars veyed and the former n.tl!lenee pro~ nurses and the Slaff and mas . =ceor ~hi late I. P. BradbUn, ol Meigs Memorial Hosp11al alon• ..., c!:!:t"•::fil7 ..~~= also the Ewing Funeral Home . · 5262. r.-28-tfc re 1O · 1arge por- , aserne G ed &... th$1ce aouth 20 dqn" eut 18~ d C,\NNJNG Tomatoes, $1 .110 per off Route No. 7. Phone WY e uarante 24 Montuo ..., to ,.. "• or wolli '"'"'" ..... I C P R and ev . er~r as to a n . bushel B r i n g containers I or 24 000 Miles erll' lllotll the wp of tha waU be· those who sent floral offer- ' :k H , HOUSE IN Pomeroy. 6 room 2-61.27. 7·2-JOtc ' · twem Jut. .:s an4 44 to \he pJ•ee . 1 amt p1r 101.1r own . arryi· d 1 Cl t 1 ot beJinnlnl. . 1 El m~s and all the 1nends a~d I Hill, Letart Falls, Ohio. ., up ex. ose o ~men a~y IN POMEROY . Eignt room • Most Popu1ar Unit ":.:a!'.. of JWdlepOrt. Me••• ONLY ne1ghbors of. the commumty Stc . . , School. Carpeted. B1rch kltb.ouse, 3 bedroolll::J and bath, count)'. oblo, belna Lot• tG4 Uld. 83 who helped m any way dur- I . \ chen. Call WY 2-3618. large lot Good location out of In The U. b. A. ~~U:e.~ptt:Ue A~~:o• otVJ ' lng the sickness and d_eath CANNING Tom8toes, - sweet I 8 5 tfc high wat&. can WY Z..2500. ;::.~:. ;•d to M. c. Hoba.., , . Coc•••llllfltT.,.. of our loved one, our siRier corn and turnips. Bring eon- I 5 10 tfc Jo the vma1e or PoJDei'O,., Mini' and aunt, Mary Elizabeth tainers. Dale Bachner, Rut- I LIVESTOCK t':!~n -::.,:~•r::,:t b~0 a~!~!'U: HaymTahn. H F . I land . Harrisonville Rd ., Ph. GENTLE id' I i ~--,'-'•., LJ_ ~:-~i~~~~~r-: •..CI:~tediCD~ e ayman amt1y . SH 2_5328 r mg mare or sa1e , t,.u: lfiJr;r " " " ' "· ,,.., ,_..,,. 1n .,,. _ . No. 8 3 61p I .-URNITUU CO. 8 7 ltp I · or trade , for other livestock. [ !~t ·~:1. ••H;o:ht~ 0 ~~ 1•-.SON, W. VA. . ------.I. 0. McCoy, !Wedsviile, Ph .. POMEROY- IJ.room frame •••"""· LOST & FOU~!»- 1 FILL-UP TIME! i _985-2292 . 8__7__3tc jhouse with bath and forced air POMEROY, 0. ;.::::...N~.,:;"'.':;':".::;"'t':· !~~ ·, ~~ No.1 ••d No 'J: PONY for sale or trade. WY 2· heatmg. Highway location. $3,mO.~: Y~r le!. lncludlal two baru: 1 11 LOST - BOLSEY :<o M~ Cam- . Fyr-Zon Treated 8 1 6tp 500110 'and'"'• '"'""'· ''"" wldcb - • "wa1' 6385. · · beinJ the ..,. propert7 era, Leather case . Lo•t at i FUEL OIL MIDDLEPORT- IJ.room frame PHOTO COPYING s.m-, ,,._,.,. . - " ... eo...,. lnflnD· . - · ·~-· - - Salisbury SchooL Reward at I A 1 r 0 FOR SALE OR TRADE house wtth bath, basement, gas Copy IIIIJ 1et1ft or due &Ml "li..... ..., ,.. orot .,., ..ui 11~ . ! fOI THI WHITI HOUI• ' 0 Sentinel Office. 8-6-3tc • s:;i~: ~ ~r~ou a~ever Iheating, attic insulated, n1ce q.euter IDswance. Pomeroy. ~:':d U:! ::-un~::":o:!' u?! 1 ' ' LnST - Ilolsey J5 MM CamRun out '54 CHEVROLET, 4 door, cheap ktlcben. new carport $10,800. 2 15 tie obove ,., '"""· ON era, leather case. Lost at eBudget Pay Plan or will trade for good motor RURAL - 11 acres, ~room l.arl Gm r, Ptmltllllll ... :!'trbeb::-'!.tant.!ppoO:: ~Salisbury School. Reward at : C•ll Us Today - WY 2-2111 scooter. Also lathe and jig- ! framehouse with runninB B!l's& l'eal e~t.m wm be eo14 10 Sentinel Office. Mrs. A. R. · , saw. Can be seen at 629 N. water, large porch, chicken HI8M'It1llt. Ollie the bllbut l'ftPOIRibl41 lMder upoa Knight. Pomeroy Landmark Second, Middleport, or call [house, garage, P,lenty of gar· ~~.,;·~~ tc' 8 7 3 -1 E. M<oin Opon Ttl 9 p.m . WY 2-2410. den ground. $2,500.00. We llaft aD -.. .. •,•...,.,""'alate bo .,. .,... tor oil of ~ 4eecrlbe4 abo" •r AUTO SALES I HELP WANTED ALBERT \\1. cox, Se- M... --..! - - HENS and Fryers. Mrs. BesSALESMAN •------...... a-•"!!bed.,.. ~ net.,.., lp ~oun.Q' Commlsda 111 t955 TUDOR Studehaker Good sie Oliver. R. D. I, Rutland, 1WOULJ)LiKE- l0 t BOX ZZ1 WY Z.2Z21 Call WY ~· Da1 • Nlpl ~· ••• '""' lo "~'<' ... •• oil shape, Good tires. $150 or Ph. SH 2-4695. · · some one cu • • •tc 7- ~ trade for a drv cow. G. A. tc I hay at once. Phone SH ~-; ~~~-· • '"" :;•:.:.<;;·~~~~'me~:o~ 8 16 Deem, Ra in · .:J0..8tp _ ____ . Mrs. John Stout, HamsonRUTLAND _ 7 rooms n .. '· "· "· • . .,. 8 0 7 c e. WHY WORRY over a slug~tsh · ville, Ohio. 83 3tc bath aluminum storm doors HEATING, l'f!!mblllg, Mueller IMIIIFP'I IALI"" ctiATYIL BUICK TUDOR hardtop, 1951. aeptic tank? Get Kiean Em · -I d ' lnd Extr 1 1 I Furnaces. Arnold 8rolber1, '"""IITY ExceHent condition. Good AU Se f ta k I I GIRL FOR general housework. . an w ows.~ a arge o . Delaware Vatlfy •Jn~lll cetMtat• p tck F n cBeaner Pa · Live m. Phone WY 2-5241. I Phone SH 2-!i012. 8-4Hitc 618 Eaal MaiD Street, Pom•• tires, $350. Mark Ward, New Lsndmar arm ureau. ()8_ Ph WY 2 ....... Autltf Mlnlnt C:em,.ny 1 Haven. 862-2325. 7·30-6tc meroy. 7·1·30tc : __ _ 6-Jtc .FOR SALE- 178 acres, about eroy, one Mrllf. ci: ;:.-;..1':~'to an ~tlDJI. If. --~~= - Ramb'C - OAL-- nd 1 · 1" HOUSEKEEPER for middie- 1' 50 acres tilable, rest in pas· 7 20 tic .... ""m ••• <•~- ~~"' em• ·~ ·, go , c ean ump, .1 x 5 nd ti be Pl ty of of Me..., County, P•.m.,.oy1_ 010, egg. no slack. Re-screened 1 aged man . References. Howture a m r. en A.renotiliJi ':: :: ~:~~.A~==-~=-~= , "'orld Standanl d Compad stoker-oil treated at mine or ard Stewart, Gold Ridge, Rt. water f~r bouse and. s~. namoO. 1 will ••PI* for MJe .~ 1 Escellence I' PomerO)'. House, JUSt painted With Dine lea'... publle auoiloa ., .... tttAt 4oor ol • , . ........ " ' - ...... Ail car ronm. ride and perform· delivered . .,umrrer price now Crtt1 lll'llilf8fd ua. couaT HOU&J:. Jltomei'~W/ Ohlo, "~the IPS tta'-'" !Jol~tt 3tp rooms and bath, hardwood MeiJ• couoty, on S•turda)', Au1ut ~?::j~::Cot~.,~calle-lhowl .. - . 8 7 am:f Small car economv. and on Jaco bs Coal Co.. R. D l, .,_.._ --~•~ '' ,.,aDct••cbat't:t tG- ':.:. • ".rit,... '''''"'"' a - •• ....,. . - - I floors, coal furnace. Also a wn..::, . - • ..,._ ~ .~. . manaJ!f'rabilit)' Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-4959, INSURANCE • c so•"""IRD . three room house, gar9ge, ~ · _,. ••• m. Coot ...., - "''"' Clomp llfJ. 7.218AL. See WY Z.3469. or WY 2·2437 .Rae....... '*to• tne. MOdel aa Twin se,.lal <numbu .• barn, and other buildings. On "'"' ,,.,...,.. 110 19 Mf'tropolitu Motors 7 15 30tc JOHNSON , Simpson lnsunnce -mail and 8Chool bus route. I 11 tic Ppwet*l bJ • oumm1n1 engine • E \1am Street. Pomt>rDJ [ONE- 50 -ooo··-8 roCOteman gaS Agency, ln. AU forms of ln This Js 1 'ine farm for beef '1.' ':, Phunt· W\' !.3Ki0 floor f'urnace, 2 smaller ga· s surance Jim Johnson and cattle. Will JncJude .\' Ford d 1-i&-ell. Term•: CAJJt IN HAND ON DAY B tor u~••• thtl prupert)' • o1 t\UOICft · · ~ 1 -..,.-.,-,=-- -_.. ' !2 lie · floor furnaces, coal furnace, ud Siiup80n. Agents 'rae • p 1ow, and mow. "'MPLOYMENT " . Wante orTUm 00 Fn P ~Jl:W ,. 'c"" o'O r< or 2 whef'! steel trailer · chest6 I Uc er. ,11,000. See, write . _ --.......-MISINO COOIYANY 10 ""''' Z.~.JS""~ · .. () or call d -B ~ eni!UliOn hi t., .., of OEL.\WA.U: n ~ R tr1• ·11s ....~. II• M~n m Mark:~~ Maytag washer. Antique book Reuter Insurance .\gency Lando Clay, . 'Y· l. Long LJVE IN, or "!"..... u 1 ay. a· v.,.u.t:Y FINAHCJ.AL ooRPORA1'1DN. y' •.•, .. ' ' 8 '" '!aUt cases couch, record player. Ph "lasara ... for ••.., per .. ool Bollom, ()!llo, or aok dlrec- by slUing llr geJIO(III hou~ ·.• 80 ~':,':,1;,,;;. ~ ..T.NBACH PHONJ SP ~ON. •wtt. AUJeus, L\' J-4081 WY 2-3702 evening•. ,Jnd bu!Jinf!IIIS need." tions ln Chester, Oh;., work. can wY .. .... or ,.,y I Mt1 1.i ' ccrtuttv. pblet • J.G.JI-llc 8 5 3te Pfaou W't Z,.WJ 8 3 6tp 2-24118. ' ~ • I 7 Jtc Crow, Crow and Po~ ... ~tto;l•;~:.. j Hollyw~ In Review '-l . • ' NANcY BRANNER ' 7 J I •' �.,. .,., ~. . . ~..,. ~.~ .. -~·"" ......... .... -; ; ,. .,., • iO.~ s;u;;et, ~~-~rt. 0 ·• Au1. '· ttsi ~ Arou And About Middl rt Davis Family Reunion Is Held . At Glouster tty pork - Sunday c· ,, '> Mrs. Kart Is Hostess For Cl b p· . u ICniC • Flower Arra.ments Will Be Exhibited Durina County Fair I· ' Birthdays Are Observed · ~...- ......., !lobo. 'lbt )1anatM pellb re<:elved • number of llfl•. I Plans were J!!a<k to ezllillM Mn. Jll!lell Tltuo wu ...... • • . '· ENJOY ROAST Dower arrancemenll •I 1.11' ed • daleple to the Ganlen • .• Members of the Glunen , 'l'lle MIIIU~ . Dav.b family 1'1!- Mn. Robert Davis and WOO., , Pomeroy Ganlen club mom- Meigs County fair and projeclo Club ConvenUaa at GranvUie Blrlhdaya of Mrs. J. E. elasS cit tho MinersviUe M~ ~ was held Sunday at the D~ane, Glen, Rita and Cindy Mrs John L 0111 and Tom- ·ber• held their BDDual plenlc"""" discussed at the !Mllfed August U.l&. Mn. J>aul Wlnn, Slrong, Mr. and Mrs. Donley · 'L . GIGQster City park. . • and Mr. and Mrs. Race Hi II, m Be d a~ Debbie spent I Monday evening at the home July meeting or the Ruilao!l PfQil'aDI cllalr:nan, revieWed Reibel' and Mra. Harley Stroog dill cborch held a w.....,. rout Follow!ni ~ if>uket dinner at Langsville: Mr. and Mrs. Wor- ~. r~~r Zanesville 'where Iof Mro. Charles K Kerr Sr., Garden Club Monday evening aa ."JUticlo, ~Summer V,.Jen- and 110111, BWy Joe alld Donley Monday 'vening at the Vlclol' IIIIOD, Mrl. Arvll Holter, pres• ley Dev1s and Mr. and Mrs. the ~ere ests of her par- .with Mrs. Chari.. Lytle u .,... at the home of Mro. VlrgjJ A4- ~· taken (rom the Wom- Eugene 11ere celebrated with a Brown park. Altendln& •w~ {lebt,. conducted a short busl· Clyde Davis and Janet, a n d / M ':; Mrt Beman! ' hostess kins. an I Day magulue. She oug. potluck picnic dinner Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Cllflord PhUI!pe, ....,. IOtilon. A communlcatlon Jimmie of Dexter; Mr. and~:· ~ : r dau"hter Linda i · Mrs. Cosh JoJuoston, pres). ge.ted that Rowen may lead the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E'. Mr. and Mrt . Bt'ldford Maq, ~ read from Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Bruce Davl• and Devid, wh:a:,:, ·been withg her· rand· i Mrs. llarold Brown, pres!- dent, was in charge. people together and make Strong in Wilkesville. Mr. and Mro. Vlctolo Brown Mr, 1 Word Davis of British Colum- Mr and Mrs Ern"t Holden, Za . f ldent, conducted a short bus~ Mrs. Robert Caoaday gave friends . A pink cake Iced in white and Mrs Ernest Stewart Mrl '- Canada, who were unable Mrs.· McKntsht,· Mrs. Verna Da- parents 1kn nesv1 11e or f sev· 1ness sesston . which opened WI"th devotions, . · medltaCOil She auw •-- told of .lhe a bund· and decorated with yellow rose-- Rollin Wolfe · usmg a Kenneth Wi!i' !:gins,.• li11a, 8 11 1 18 to attend. EJection of officers vis, and Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth ~:: e:~.~ reman ng or devotions by Mn. Fred Blaett- from the "Upper Room'' and once of containers found in the buds with the Inscription "H"P' Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. Broolal wu held with Mta. Holter re- Devis and Roger and Rndney, d. Mr Do ld B nar. Named as delegates lo at· acrlpture readmg from Genesis. home which can he used for py Birthday to All" and Ice Sayre and guests, Mr,. Gr•ps. elected preslcletit, Mrs. Emmet Rutland: Mr , and Mrs. Arvil heldev~ ~nner ;~ndana in h::::: tend lhe state convention to. be Thlrt..n members and two Rower arrangements featurmg cream were served with the by Hall, Mrs. Keith \\'bods !Job. Grimm, secretary; and Mrs. Holter and Gary, Sharon and of the 25 th weddiny annlver· held at Demsoo University, guests, Mrs. Norman Wills and the many kinds of flowers. Mrs. dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Henry by Grueser, Harold Roush and Everett Grant and Mrs. Bruce Gordoo, Long Bottom : Mr. and sary of her brother g in . l<lw Granville. August 15-16 were Mrs. Frank Halliday, respond- Gellrge Lasher was awarded Reibel and Mr. and Mrs. Don- Gary and KeMeth Hall. Davis to have games for the re- Mrs. Everett Grant, Middleport; and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· Mrs. Blaettnar and Mrs. Thorn- ed to roll call. the traveimg prize donated by ley Reibel and daughters, Don· --"-~--union next year a~ Lake Alma. Mr. and Mrs. Emmel Grim~, fred Folger of Marietta. as Gavm. Mrs. Vll'gll Adkins represent- Mr8. J~wel, Mrs. Cush John- na and Fae, Pomeroy, Mr. and Gilts were p<esenled to Mrs McArthur. Mr and Mrs. Sod- o·•nd' n h h M . ed the club on the radio garden ston wdl contribute the pr!U! Mrs Harley Stroog and childCLUT BO MEET .· · · · d u~t:r guest• atte mg were I The ower s ow at t e e1gs 1 b WMPO f fo th 0 ext meeting · · Everett McKnight, the oldest ney Russell of Glouster an IMelanie and Nick Folger Ray County fair was discussed and c u progr&m over or r e ren and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. The Pomeroy Bend f "'ens member present;~ David Davis , grandchildren, Susan, Sandr~ I Heddh~ston, of New Mabtmor- members assigned various ar- the_mo~~h of July _using as he~ Ice cream, cake, nuts, punch Strong. Radio club will hold thei l !gtlyoungest; and Ml"• and Mrs. and Bobby Hayth of Hllllard, Ias and David and Jeannie I rangements to make for the topics,,, ~~rden Tips for ~ and coffee were served to above In the afternoon, the group lar monthly meeting at th e Set> Oscar Sjostrand. aJKt Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold I?avts and Boone. Melanie has been vis- 1show. Mrs. Theodore Ebers- Month , Ca~~ of Lawns . or and. Mrs: C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. visited at Hamden with Mrs. cond ward house, Pomeroy, Mrs. Ed Dav.is who traveled JarJles and Susan. Addison : Mr. iting tht! IJ&SI week with Rev . jbach was rt!pm·ted ill. ~ate Sllmmer and gave high· ChrlS Drehl, Mr_s. Guy Larkin, J .E. Strong's mother Mrs. Dora Thursday at 7:30p.m. . the farthest. • and Mrs. Paul Ta~·Ior, Barber- and Mrs. Boone. j . light!" on pest control. Mrs. James Nicholson, Mrs. &..,.....;...,..,..i;;;iill . _G~es were played under t~e ton ; and Mr. _andDoMirs. Robert , Carman Haddox of Canton has . The next mheehng !will I be A report was given on the Charandles Athll!Oiho,Mtrs. DoMn·AndAedr... , ~ dtrection of Mrs. Merle DaVJS Beck and Tm , Y estown. 'been visiting with her parents, Iheld Kat thMe omewo VMrs. Serv- Girls' 1-H Honor Club of Harri· skoinn, nd eh sdaessehste rs.M . and prl.zel awarded. H dd mg arr ason, . a. p.. wh"lch Is sponsored by s a ~r ug r, rs. · j Mr and Mrs Herman a ox h sonv111e, J WilJ and M N Attending were Mr. and Mrs. I M" dl . Sh h be tembt>r 9. when eac member th Garden Club Fourteen ewe.1 rs. orman Sjostran_d and Mr. and Mrs. tCniC Upper, v':.ca:~n •rr~~ he~ e~ploy•~.~~ is to make and wear a flower m:mbers and three. mothers of Mrs. Don Anderson presided I 00ftEd Da"'s of Aurora .. Ill , Mr. I in Canton. Miss Haddox visit· hat to be judged. the 4-H Club met with their at the punch and_coffee. and Mn. Merle DaVIS, Mr. and OCIQ leaders Mrs Vir ll Adkins and The next meetmg wlll be a (The Store Cloies at Noon -----~---~ed '" lhe east mcludmg Wash- schools In West Virginia ' · g workshop on flower arranging . ld inglon, D. c. and Interesting I Mrs G D West of Dunbar Mrs. Robert Jewel at the home August 26 at 1 pm and plans each Thursday) Fellows h rp Ho s 1tourisl attractions in the east. W V · j, ti, h b; 1 .f of Mrs. James Titus, OAGC mad 1 th 11 A picnic supper and sociai 1She also was a guest with her iM· aJ.,hn K'e ldouseMrguesKI- ·Judge, for a demonstration on h e orSeet eben s ower Augu••t Mfi'tinu,. Friday Store Hours are 9 to 5 - and Sat· · ed b the Mid .1 Mr d rs. o mea . s. n 11 . s ow m p em r. . Ihour were enjoy Y - .brother and fam1 y, . an .d U t r ed f m a ower arrangmg. -~-- · The August business meellng dleport Garden Club at its an- '1 Mrs Chet Haddox and daugh- ieaillt lnreceDun Yb re udn !hero 1 Plans were discussed for arTO HOLD PICNIC urday Store Hours Are 9 to 9 in the evening . Mon daY .ter, ·Melody at their home In v s . W tv· n ar an . f th e ,lnual outdoor meetmg 1 will host (:'~the Yout h FeII ow~ hIP o . . o r pat"- rangements to be placed on ex· The Jolly Pals Cub Enterprise tuB ~h~reh was lt"Vening at the Middleport Road- Suitland, Md., and at Ocean Ci- es 10 es Irgmla. hibit at the Meigs County Fair a picnic Thursday, August 8, Courteous, capable sales people to held Sunday evenmg ln the side Park . ty Beach where Mr. Haddox Mrs. M. C. Wilson of Mid- and a bake sale was planned at the home of Mrs. Bea Hobhelp you with your purchases. church ba~ment. . . Thirty members and three 11s playing the organ in a duo .dleport is spending two weeks for Saturday, September 7 at son beginning at 5 p.m. Each Sharon 0111, prt>SJde~t, was '" !guests. Mrs. Ruby Scott, of combo. Mr. Haddox, who Is a lin Huntington, W. Va . with her the Rutland Dept. Store, with member attending ls asked to charge of a short bus1ness ses- 1Prin4'eton. W. Va .. who was a school music supervisor in sister , Mrs. C. R. Neighborgall. proceeds to be used in landsca~ bring a covered dish and table sion. Devotions w_ere by Bre~- 1 guest of Mrs. E M. Wood ; : Maryland . was formerly rnus- 1Mrs. Wilson Is the mother of ing the Rutland Naomi Baptist service. The beverage and desda Bentz. Followmg the busl· 1Mrs. G. D. West of Dunbar, W. lc supervisor of Mason County Mr.s. Earl Knight IChurch . ~-------.2:'e:_r::_t:.w~il~l.':he::..'f~ur~nl:::s~h~ed~.~--_;,""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=-' ness session, homemade ice Va ., guest of Mrs . John Kincaid : - - - ' - - - - - - - -· ~ cream and cake were served Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary of. to Junior, Mike and Brenda Middleport, responded to roll Bentz, Jane. Janet, Joyce and Keith Euns, Jenny Evans, Paula Frick. Skip Logan, Bon- Members attending wore "ornie, Marie. · Dana Smith, Mrs. II•irtal"' hats or rorsages made Don Hunnel. Tnomas B~ntz and flowers from their gar· the Rev. Menzet Smith. . Several "creations' ' made epo .... • ~ . "'• ... ' ...., . ,. ..• . De.oted To Tu VOL XV NO. 97 ' i Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 Kroger- Priced POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Ninety-nine candidalea had filed petitions as candidates lor ' to~hip, and school positions subJect to the Novembel' election at the 4 . m. filing deadline Wednes- Thursda Unt'l N f . ~ . • ' r..,._., 01 Tlae ' . Ha...M_,. .4,... THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1963 PRiti FIVE CENT$ 95 Offer Names For Public Service Shop at Elurfelds In Pomeroy . "' ~ fte Amerieu pulllle lltld lifo tnouroDte worth filii bllllta II tht ... olliU. ~~/ 1.-................,...,.....,...,...,..i-........ . . NOW YOU KNOW 1 - ' ~ $$ Dollar $$ Days Being OU~red·.•, By Pomeroy J p· , S S • I Hour, Held By Cl ub • ALBANY. N.Y. _ Dr. James E. Allen, Jr., state educatioo c<,mmissloner, today directed school dlslricta lo refrain from daily religious exercises, "eve io what is sometimes referr;d to as 'voluntary' action by .1 ., pu.f~:· directive reinforced AI· len's already staled determlna· lion to abide by the U. S. Su· preme Court decision on relig· ious exercise~ in public schools. will also be elected in each townohlp; Rutland, Racine and Syracuse wdl name a may~r, clerk, treasurer. lwo councilmen, and three memben to their hoards of public affairs. Fillng petitons for township Meigs. County Board of postUons are: . Elections ~ . a mee~g will Bedford trustee - R. G. P1c· he held Friday to dacidt the kelt, John Meeks, Robert F. validity of aU petl~. In the Ilawk, and Kenneth W. Hart· 1961 off-year election, 131 pe- ley; Clerk, Glenn Lee. . tltlona were flied. Chester trustee - Dev1d KoAU school districts of the blentz, Sherwood L. Meredith county will elect two memben and George Frederick, Jr.; except Eastern Local where Clerk, Virgil Walker and Wilthree board members are to he hs Frost. named, A trustee and one clerk Columbia trustee - Ronald A. Whittingioo; Clerk, Gloria Sa I em trustee - Worley H. Collins are lone candidates Hutton. ·· France and Clarence Hoffman: for the coonty school board Lebanon -: G. A. Deel!l ·and Clerk, Paul Montogomery and where two w1ll be eleeted. Ilarold Proffit; Clerk, Clarence. Alma Sm1th. SCHOOL IIOARIIS Lawrence, Fannie Dllrsl and I Salisbury - Bernard D. Gil- Filing petitions for school Elm.r 0 . Hall. key, Lester l!orrkover, Denver boards: Letart trustee - RIch, or d G. Hysell and Charles E. Ev- Bedford Local - R u so ell Rowe and Ma< T. Manuel; ans;_ Clerk, Frank H. Johnston. Cullums and Robert L. Jones; clerk, Floyd Norris. · Sc1p10 .- Harold Dean, Sam· Easletn Local Dohrman Olive trustee - William Con- uel _LewiS, Millard L. Brlckles, Reed, Howard caldwell, Jr. nolly and Oscar Babcock; Clerk LoUise Burbrodge and Joseph and Earl H. Dean; Northwest. Ada BISsell and Marjone V. E. Carsey; Clerk, Thomas H. em -;- Eugene Holliday, Carol Newlund. . Wells aad Ethel Clark. F. P1erce, Jr., Hiram Slawter Orange trustee - Cecil ·caltf. Sulton trust... ~ Brooks Say- and Lee 0. Wood. well; Clerk, Nina Robirulon. re, Roy Jones and Charles Bee- SaliSbury ~ Harold H. BlackRutland trustee - F. W. Wil· gle; Clerk, Richard Duckworth stone. William H. King, Doncox and Worley Haley; Clerk, and Herbert L. Sayre. aid W. Hondashelt, John A. Floyd Thomas. Harold G. Roush and Gordon I Jeffers : Southern Local -Har· I John Ilie Affairs John Jividen S II Fisher, Jr., Frederick' J. Sto- Ervin, L.;ley M. Hart' bard and Richard N. Sterrett; Gilbert c. Hart. Middi"!Xlrt Exempted VIU. e- Rutland Villa e _ Ma cash A. Bohr and HaroldIE E Denison k v yor, Hubbard, and Pomeroy Eaemp~ Weber· Ire;...,..: er~ ed Village - Paul c. werner cil, C~rl Morris' ...:;ne' J .,. ,and Richard E. Jones. Fry; Board of Public Alf':: MUNICIPAL POSTS Paul Pattersoo, Eugene Fink Seeking municipality (lO!Its In and Charte. w. Foley, the three villages are. Syracuse Village _ Mayor, Racine Village ~ Mayor, Er· Herman London; Clerk, Rich, nest A. Wingett and Charles ard Duck w0 r t h· tr · Pyles: Clerk, Ja;,es . E. Roosh George E. llolma~: and Mae Clel..,arl· treasurer Allen G L" b Ebe p·c1r. Harriet S. Neigler; 'Council. A: ellS and : " ' Cundil~ ~r. vice Frecker, Ward Sayre and Board of Public Affairs ~. ~ Jerry Graham: Board of Pub- didates. • ry Hill, Corhert Cleek 'tmti J, N = Kaiser Worker Dies Of Broken Neck In~ Lower-Priced••• <JtuuJu ~. ~~ v~. , Kroger Fresh · r;,~~~~;;=.;;:;illl ~~:;~~:·~~ conversation includ-[ a hat modeled by Mrs. WU· Morris, made of cabbage leaves trimmed with snow-on .. the-mountain flowers. Mrs. Hor· TONIGHT key 's bonnet was' ~sket. w~rn upside down and tnmmed w1th varied colored flowers, a n d 1 Mrs. Crary Davis wore a pill Michael Fol"est in I "ATLAS" \ - and- "THE CLOWN AND THE KID" John Lupton and Mike McGreevey · box made of newspaper and trimmed with red 1and pencils which had been ·~ by Miss Nellie Zerkle. Thur.·Frl. Aue. 1-9 An arran&ement featurin& uHORROR HOTEL•• flowers In a basket made by With Dennis Loti1 and Venetio Stevenson Mrs. E. M. Wood was used on - andthe table. In charge of the dinNothin.:: in this lifetime has ner were Mrs. Walter Hayes, prepared you for Mrs. Garnet Entsminger, Miss '"'THE HEAD'' ~ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:::iiiiiiiii:::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iii~ Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. John Zer· t' Mrs. Garen Stansbury and Com1rnit1:ee Chnirman. Mrs. John Kincaid and Mrs. POMEROY, OHIO James Titus were named as to the Ohio AssociaTONIGHT tion o{ Garden Clubs Convention W•ll DlsMY's which will be held at Granville, "SAVAGE SAM" , August IS and 16. (Tet:bnicolor) 1 i 1 ....... _.,., .., r<lgltt ., ... ,.,.,,.u· lets ........... 49c Backs Whole H .. - . . ..,.,. lb. .... •. 'Hie 6iuords -· Ill. 39c Plus I 00 TV Stamps willl coup• pwchase 100.::"" -ftUJB- •••••••• Fryers --- . . coupon & pwchc.t ao..o- ...... $at., .... Ilk 1 r haLh•...J an, Dewey Martin, Jeff York, llafael Campos, SUm Pick· Cane Sugar Yellow Com Kroger Wflole Kernet 5 ........ ens, RoyaJ Dano. C•ught On The launc., F.aturel1• Celorurtoons: Admission: 75(: & 40e .... ~Wt Limit one bag with 0 seein& bootS campus. Boots in slip1K1 or J~K.·.e on styln. ------ Top grain lnrhf'r appm, batanct of mnrrials, Saw 95c . ........ .. - . 8!: $1 Pillaapple 5 "":..":' $1 ,, Drinks 4 ~- $1 .Pot..... ,.... Pies _ ·6 •,.:: $1 .................... -- ........Hair Spray - u .. - Shampoo - Mo-.- 99c I Apple Butter - ·4 •: $1 aterme ons ....~·........ . I led ~ .:.._. . ...,, .............. ........ 25c '1 a•latlaa ........ -. Sc . Plums . .-..•. 25c SAVE 504 " ' " ,..rdut11tllla wall......, .. Gacftn• •'rlaaaSiat•SIIt I ., , ·•···• ..... ...__________ .... __ _ ' - • •41 th uulu SWI'I' NOW! •s1 $1\W . . WIS ....... Mill '· .. ··' -. 79c " .... 4 22-24 .. ,.... ,.. ...... ..... ... .... .... ~&pw. $1 --....... .. ............ ....... ~···· ·· · · 51::' Auo:uHt tO, INI mad~t ...... 39c , ~,., sbor compose-d of man .... Kroger · ..... .s.,,........... ----· 6-:...- $1 I The faster the better. You'll be - 3 •.;: $1 MAN! THE BOOTS! Ctllll Save 20c i '' ....,..._ 12 H. .. ... ....• by Randcraft on every 27c Turkeys .....'~ ~~~~~ ~~=.d~...... -~.. 43~ Grouad Meat Loaf ..F~~ ~·. 59~ Picnics .~!~.35~ ~~~~ 39~ "· ! too. for the season is here I Tnoypack•. 2 ............. 1 . . . . MEIGS THEATRE II Brian Keith, Tommy Kirk, Marta Kristen, Kevin Corcor- Cut-up .... .;-.:. ' t Smith Sentenced To Pen l-20 Years On Car Theft � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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