http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e5fbfbdf4b889748553b5fd7ce202494.pdf 8cded8c1e23cfd8ade701cc0c123fecd PDF Text Text ' ,. , I .t!'t:~~..:!a ~ 8.ef 411 S{llon ~ticsBible1nc1~·= Installs Its .... BDd ber wUUngueu to go; the New O,fc.ers Octogenerians 01 MiJdl$0rt Church 01 Christ Are Honored Around And 'About ' , 1..1' . , ~Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-~dleport, ' 0.; Aug. ts, tees 8Dpti$t Group Met Thursday At The Church ' '!'be Middleport Cloureh of ell Lallanee, co-cbalrmea, Cbr11t henored Ita O!'toa:enar- oiled by Mn. I!Jdiar Reynoldo. dedicated "Mlrlam" and her The \'{omen's Missiopary S... lano Jn a special service at the Eleven woml!ll IJid tbree men abWty to lead; "Ruth" and her The Gallla County Saloo I et . .1 1 , .' clely of !he Pomeroy First Bap. Iunday School hour with Mn. 80 years old BDd older rece..lved loyalty to her people In a to met at llle bome· of . Mn. Mn. Bell; D- BDd 1 on, list church met Thursday eve~~o Peart Reynolds and Mrs. ErnIn !lion foreign Jailll; "Esther" crodlt- Silas Hamilton. The meeting op- Jeffry, have mqved to the Car' lng at the church. :.;,;;;;."-'i;;;;,................, lgifts and fiowe~ . ; : •· ed with great semessneu and ened In rltuallatlc form by ChaJ>- son apt. on Third .Ave. . .1 . r of thell' serv ce. Y were i a e• "Deborah " called the eau li'remlere, Mn. Pbillp Hec- Mro. Bertha Archer hu movMrs. J . E. Footer, president, seated in !he choir loft as spe- ICOW'•• M 'f I· '"Elizabeth" ker. ed from the Te~ apart. 1 conducted the meeting, whlc:jl 0 clal guests while Mrs Pearl ow~r · srae • N rtb ......_. A~- to ••POMEROY . OHIO . ·. and her faith In God· "Mar- A report on the Pouvair meet- menl on o uwu - "'· . "'" opened lrilh the tlleme IOJif, Reynolds gave a tribute, :- llha" with her belief in• eternal ing in ClevelBDd at the Depart- home of Mrs. Cash Braley on "Crown Him Lord Of All," BDd CLOSED recting her re~ks to the · lllfe· and "Mary" the Mother menial Convention wos given Hooker-st. . scripture reading of Mltlhe" ON VACATION does as being, the Elect Ladies of 'Jesus the most exalted by Mrs. William Brown. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Everett B,acb7:7-13. A skit, "How CloriJilaJI Tocl•y Thru Au1. 29f;h of our church " as recorded '" • • · ted -d nd daughters Karen BDd nd ' E ·stle of John and honored or an women. Brown has been appmn ~ou ner a , Can I Be," was presented by the secobed th P~ . h ~ Each nne was presented with member t4 the llepartmental Coonle, spent Sunday in ClnAug, 30 thru Sept. 5 the Mary Martha Clr~le, wjlb "MUTINY ON THE She qescrl • uo ~ •.::thor 'a corsage by Mrs. Edgar Rey- Partnerahlp Committee. The cinnaU where they visited CoaMrs. Eugene Triplett es the fa, BOUNTY" l~g J~b:=:cally .. the nolds as their name was call· Salon was awarded 2Dd place ey .lslBDd.. WU!Iam Sh · ther; Mrs. Harold Lemley, IJlOo 0 a (1'eclmiC'Olorl r Ians. _ _ ed In lhe omall oalon group for Mr. and Mrs. erl· !her; Mrs. Donald ~cKenzle, Marlon Brandu - Tarita Those able to attend were Child WeUare work. dan and daughter, Marla BDd son Tomi Sheila Cowan, Alice; Mrs. Lena McElhinney' 90; Christmas cards ere being Mrs. Bailey of FOI'I'.st R u u, Carolyn Buck, Jeannie; and LJ. Sopt. I, 9, 10. 11 Mn. Nettie Mitchell, 89; Mrs. sold and the money will be were In .Point Pleasant Monsa and Penny McKenzJe, Indian "IT HAPPINID AT THE MinerVa Childers, 88; Mrs. used to further the work in the day ev~g to visit with Mn. WORLD'S FAIR" girls. (Technicolor ) Margaret Reynolds, 84; Mrs. prevention and cure of tuber- Sheridan s sister ~nd fam1ly, TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY A report was given on the mt.. Elvta Presley. Joan O'Brien WaU Disney't Minnie Gilmore, 84; Mrs. Ma- culosls and cystic · fibrosis in Mr. and Mrs. WUbam Knight slonary and steward•hlp of eduo "MOON PILOT" bel Vance, 81; Mrs. Bertha children. BDd children. Mrs. Knight Is cation. Two boxes of clothing 'pt. 11021 Tom Tryon Brian Keitb Darst, 81. Mrs. Delores Magnani, In-' recuperating from major surwere sent to Mather School. Th4l "THI WONDERFUL (Teehnicolor) -andWORLD OF THE love gift was dedicated b¥ Mrs. Unable to attend were Mrs. stallation officer, Installed the ge;;. nd M Rog E Ish "THI DELICATE tiOTHij!,$ GRIMM" Lorain Sterrett. Refreshments Emma Bissett, 81 ; Mrs. Stella following officers: r. a . rs. er mm DELINQUENT" , (TectinicolorJ were servtd. Jel'l')' Lewis Manba Hyer Byers. 82 : Mrs. Maud Graves, Chapeau, Mrs. Philip Heck· and fanuly of D~yton , spent the LaureDci Banty and 82 · Mrs Ada Blng 80 · and Mr. . Chapeau Premiere Mrs. weekend With his parentll, Mr. Clafre Bloom Thur .-Fri. Aug. 15·16 Wllliam' Reynolds,' M;. Fred :';~ille Well; Chapeau, Deux- and Mrs. C. A: Emmish. Mr. "THE WAR LOVER" . Mr David Cumings: sec- EmmiSh remams a patient at Tony Pierce OJ Shl.flet and Mr. Clark Van Coo- 1ene, so,t. 27 lhru Oct. 2 s. M· G 1 H 'tal Witb Steve MrQueen 1 WALT DISNEY'S ney. Each was presented with retaire and ~asslere, Mrs. Wil ~ eJgs enera ospl · SyraCUie Honor:ed and Robert VVagner 1 *SU~IR MAGIC" Ia beyutifully wrapped gUt. llam Brown ; L'Archiviste, Mr•. Weekend guests of Mr. and ' -and('J:ecbm~olor) ...MOTHRA.. ----...,M Tony SyraCUS<! , Inez Marchi; L'Aumonier.. rs. Mrs. Rodney Downing were her honored Pierce with 8ofparty upoh Wll his Ra11e1 MU11 Burl Jves (Color) Gerald Wildermuth: Concoerge, soo and famlly, Dr. and Mrs. seventh birthday at the Syra, Mrs. Silas Hamilton; Pouvalr John Kircher and children, Ka· cuse roadside park Aug. 8. erne member. Mrs. Norman Way- thy, John, David, Pamela, and land; Child WeUare chairman, Carol of Columbus. Dr. and Mrs. Games were played and Jll'I>Mr•. Elizabeth Lear; Partner- Kircher have been on a tour of es awarded . Refreshmenta t4 "Pictures That Preach" will ship, Mrs. Delores Magnani; Europe thilo summer while he JUDITH BEVERLY BUSH homemade ice cream, cup cjkea be the contingent theme of • IRitual and Emblem, Mrs. Golda was there on official business. . and kool·aid were served iy iseries of special feature serv· 1Mournlng; Conotltullon and By Mrs. C. E. Vance and her Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bush of 2844 MI. Holyoke Tony's mother, Mrs. Mildred , ices at the Zion Church of Christ ' Laws. Mrs. Wm. Sie~art : Ways daughter, Mrs. Leah Whltloch Road, Columbus, are announcing the engagement of Pierce, to Ressa , Greg • .• d beginning at 8 o'clock Monday jand Means •. Mrs. Silas Hamil- lof Kent, Ohio, spent the week· their daughter, Judith Beverly, to Mr. Anthony Duane Jeff Davis, Ricky Stewart of , evening, August 19, Rev. Eu· ' ton: Publlcoty, Mrs. Orville end In Middleport. Mrs. Vance Derek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Derek of Antwerp. Minersville, Sandra Roush, Cargene Underwood, and his co • Well; Cards and Flowers, Mrs. was one of the older members Tbe bride·to-be is a June graduate of OhiO State Um~er- ol Michael, Angela, Ricky and 1workers have announced. Philip He<ker. . , honored at !he Church of Christ. sity where she was a member ~f Pi Beta ~hi soro1:1ty . Robin Hubbard, Becky, Amy Dr. N. C. Carpenter, pastor A social hour followed With Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boyd Mr. Derek graduated from Bowlmg Green State Umver- and Mlke Sewell, Debbie, Jimof the North Main Street Church refreshments served by I he and children, spent Sunday in sity where he was affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega fra- my, Joff and Dav,ld Hubbard, of Christ, Rutland, will be the ~ostesses, !Yirs. Hecker and Cmcinnati where they visited ternity. He IS doing graduate work at Ob10 State Um· Donme Quisenberry, Bobby Pat. Coney Island. versity . Both a~e employed by the F . & ~· Lazarus .Co. terson, Randy Moore, Kim Hay' spoaker each evening. His Mon- Mrs. Hamilton. 1 day evening sermon will be . The weddmg will be perforn:'ed by Dr. Oils A. !l'axf1eld man. Mark and Rhonda Hudo "The Wonder-man of the C. L. Tannehill and famoly at First Community Church In Columbus on Fnday eve- son, Grace Thomson, and CorWorld " and the Christian Men's have moved Into the house own· ning September 6. Miss Bush is a granddaughter of Mr. al Moore Syracuse Fello,;ship of Metgs Coonty will ed by the late Rich Folden at and Mrs. L D D~les, Mrs. Clifford J Rhodes, and Mr A Adults ~resent we~e Mrs.' .i~ COUNTRY SEDAN 916 Locust-st. attend the service In a bndy · . L. Bush, all of Middleport. nie Lou Davis of Minersville; Among the dissolving picture• Mr. and Mrs. Orville Marton Mrs Mary Hubbard. and Mrs. 4 DOOR STATION WAGON to be used In the series will be and son, Larry. of. Ptllsburgb, and Mrs. Jack Kelly of c 0 I d Phyilis Hendrix of Syracuse. V·8 automatic trans., offered now on a first come, "The Needle's Eye," "The Place voslted last w~ with Mr. and Springs, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenof the Skull." "The EmPtY Mrs. James Cnswell and daunelh Martin, Sidney; Miss Carfirst served basis for only IT b .. "Fish m n and Their ghter, Dianne. Mrs. Criswell VISITS ZI!:RKLES I om.: " er : Calvar " Mr. and Mrs. George Nes- returned home with the 1\Sartillll olyn Buck, South Charleston; . Nets, and Mou t y. selroad Sr. of Pomeroy . and for several days visit In PittsS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush Danny R1zer of Hartford spent NOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Jenkms of burgh. She returned hnme Sun- A reunion of the David Wal· and daughters, Barbara, Con- several days With f:!rs. WtlANnd Mr T Anderson Syracuse spent the weekend In day. son family was held Sunday at nie and Nancy Lee and Mr. and Ham Zerkle and famoly. I ' Mr ..; st ~~y are an- Dover with Mr. and Mrs. P. H. I Miss Gussie Sweat, Mrs. !sa· the Racine park, with a basket Mrs. James Hawley and chlld· ren, Becky, Jimmy Joe and c~ildren, James, Bobb_ll, .Roo. ·of Co. or- 'birth of a'son Aug. Karr. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins ~1- bel Winebrenner, Mrs. Grace dinner served at noon. I,nouncmg.the Memorial Hospital so visited at Sugar Grove With Hysell, and Mrs. Lillian McGee Attending were Mrs. C e c i 1 Debbie of Colu~bus : Mr. and nle, R•cky, and Jeffr~. Mr. 9 a\Me~slb 3 ozs Grandpar· Mr. and Mrs. John Koehl"' of Middleport, visited recently Foss and son, Charles and Mr. Mrs. Albert Smoth, Mrs. Terry_ and Mrs. Wilham Watson, Leo welg mg s. M · Fl yd Mo- and son, Kenny. with Miss Sylvia McMaster of Phailn and Lena Sue, Mr. and roy Watson Sr. and Moss Kathy ~Is are Mr.:~ ~!ie."Ander- Mr. and Mrs. George Sisson Haydenvllle. ' Mrs . . Florence Haney of Ak- Mrs. Ronnie Smith, Mr. and Watson. all of Pomeroy; and c~dillac - Oldsmobile ;Millin and . W V They and son and Mr. and Mrs. Wy- Mrs. Helen Batey is a patient ron is here for a visit with .her Mrs. Thomas E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Watson and "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" of !:.~or!~ Tom~y Jr., la lt Radford visited Sunday at al Meigs General Hospital in l sist~r. Mrs. Beulah White and Pagie anrl Todd, Mrs. E lien Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hart of RaWY 2-5342 Pofl'leroy, Ohio 8 ' lhave3 LancasterRadford. with Mr. and Mrs. ,p•_:::om~e~r~oy~·.-........====~i~br~o:th;;;e:,:r•_:C::;h;:a::;rl:e•;.:an::;d:.;;la;;;mll;;'~y,;. • ._:.,::Co~u~c~b,~Mi.r~:;·.;R.;:o~be.;:rt.;_C"o"uc"·h=aniidiiiiicl"'n"e..:i.'-iiii=====-, · age 1>. __ -- Thomas 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher spent the weekend at Seneca· MEIGS IHEATR E Midu, el10"f ! · WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, I • 1 Pictures That PreaCh Th Of Services SPECIAL '55 FORD Mainly About People In Pomeroy $295 David watson Family Reunion I Held Sunday I I KARR &VAN ZANDT I'"" FUN FOR ALL At Meigs Centennial Fair THIS IS ••• ville with his brother and sis- I' ter-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Nor1 man Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farley of Cheylon, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth William Far-I t ley and family of Georgia were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Edward Parker, Minersville. In the afternoon they called on Mrs. William Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher of Ironton spent the weekend at their home Ill Minersville. Mrs. Carrie Grueser returnIed hom Saturday evening after a two weeks vlsit with relatives Iin Zanesville . i Mr , and Mrs. Don Rea and the 1Mrs. Ernest Rea spent weekend Ln Columbus with Mr. land Mrs. Larry Bunce and Mr. I' A Complete Stock of Women$ White Uniforms In The Busy Ready To Wear Dept. On the Second Floor At • iand Aug.13-14-15-16-17 3 Days of Racing THURSDAY- FRIDAY- SATURDAY • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY THE LATEST IN WOMEN$ Rutland Area WHITE UNIFORMS Residents Are ALL DACRON KNIT JERSEYS s ! In E-R Drive .95 Mrs. Larry Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin AnIdrew Summerfield of Columbus i were weekend guests of her , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy ' Watson Jr. I Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wehrung of Columbus spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mro. Harlan Wehrung. Mr. and Mrs. Paul K•utz BDd family of Columbus visited SW•· JI Slirn skirt shift, convertible collar, shirt' waist model - may be worn with or with· 1 ' out the bell - dropped shoulder line-two side skirt pockets - % length waist and , day with his parents, Mr. and front skirt button closing with tab - yoke Mrs. W. L. Kautz, Spring Ave. I,and with her brothers and sisIters·ln-law, at Middleport BDd I I HORSE SHOW Wednesday, Aug. 14 1:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th , 8:00 A.M .-Poultry Judging-Open Class 9:00 A.M. to ll:OO A.M.--Judging 4-H Poultry and Rabbits, 4·H Showmanship, Poultry and Rabbits, Junior Fair Booth Exhibits 10:00 A M-Conformation Show - Horses and Poniea 12:00 Noon to 4:00 P.M. -Rutland High School Band •!:00 P.M. -Horse Show I :00 P.M.--Judging Flower Show 2:00 P.M.--Judeing Antique Display •7:30 P . M.-Hor&~ Pulling Contest .TWO SHOWINGS-TttURSDAY •nd SATURDAY BIG BEND VARIETIES OF 1963 back-short roll up sleeves. Sizes 8 to 16. ~ Mason, W. Va. I Mr. and Mrs. Christy Baer or Minersville and Mr. and ' Mrs. Elmer Frecker of Pine IGrove were Sunday afternoon ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. IKautz. Mr. and Mr!. Roy Jones Jr. ~ Jnd family of Columbuo were ISunday dlllDer guests of hio par· ]ents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. In the afternoon they visit:ed her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill.Mr. Jonea ;ed home Suooay evening and :Mrs. Jones and children ra' mained for a week 's visit with ' her parents IOd to attend the ' I See our complete line of wornens White Uniforms, styles for w•itrMSel, nunes •nd be•uticians. M•ny lfYies •nd f•brics to clloose. Shop Elberfeld• for .your uniform :E. If IIU'. • Mra. Frank Stewart retumedl ll home Friday evening after li week's visit with her daughtel' BDd soo-ln-law, Mr. and Mro. . Lee needs. ' I JUNIOR SIZES ' MIS~I:S SIZES HALl' SIZES EXTRA SIZtiS ,. Freda " $1.95 to · : $1·1· 5 · · · • 9 . I , · ·i• , ~ ::=~~::.~ -LB&R.FELDS.· I.N, . POMEROY ":!:_BDdton . MrFla•· 0. E. SaSoyrelndolJ 'I ' ''" • I r iC ' • ··I • IB ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ n_tr_ec_te_d_b_y_Ro_be_rt_K._H_o_•_fll_c_h__.;,;;·ae·~~n:·::::.CStenn.t..,_.,.....!' " . _ _ _ _..__ _ _ _....,.._,.''""'"'"""'----....,;....o.~~~~·.·., ' ,, .."._ _..._...;.;..____, 1, I ~· I iPace UickeriS I WEEK'S ' Alice Mrs. PRICE FIVE �- .. ) ' • • . ,, . I In major advortlolotl uoner lofor-1 · "t --~~~ --~----~------~--\ . R-overy sw ·qo. tww•vor. - "" t11o ""' Woman's VleW• q lor ret!~ 0 laid. -·----,..r--=-=-----··-·-··1 . Tbeocl.... T. lltod. ......, Cllilll ol 0. D. Drl. I 0 liD •!Ill!IIIII or " <~. '""'. lli4ftiY, Ray 11q1011 llld 1. a ~· 1111- Gf!l. Jtcbat, hid .,_ ... 114 1M -- c-. p..- QuiJkem • w-·· · Infections. Wid exta.ltl 1 Evans G.·vPro•ram For Bean Dinner o.- •-«1. ...,_ ~~ ~~- One Pri·ce ::~v!.t":':h: Grande camptlo.for~~ m~ Collo~~e G110st speMor II I p. m. u~ Ally. John J:plln&, Gal· ""~ . n~ ,..~~~~~~~~p- zallon, Mra. Dave Reese, ...,_ retary • treasurer. Prooeodo wnl go towarda !lOW fire equipment lor tl1e RaCC(I(III and Perry Twp., fire doPfl'lments. n.e public Ia Invited. Market Report BEEF LB. corpar~;ations. Kelloal'• In today 's commltt~ action SPECIAL on individual tax rates the closest vote came on a Republican · move to make the second stage 1 of the two-stage tax reduction ' Ann P•g• 240 lb II. I&, 1-S 190-1!40 lb 1775- contingent upon tile si;e of the PORK 18.110, a-s M0-310 lb 1?.115-17.79. t-2 national debt on Jqly t, 1964. ; I'JI.J81 Jb 17.01t-l7.50: 1-3 300-!lSO This motion WIS defeated on lb sows 15.~1&.00. 350-400 lb 14.50 a 13 to 12 vote. It was offered I K & -- !.lb. can _ _ _ _ __ _ .1\fiu (.ltl1wriJbl (s I Mrs. t;lb;lbeth Wilson, w h q L-K OQwl Qq~n Ihas been visitiilg for several WEST COLUMBIA - Gay weeks at the home Qf Mr. ~nd Cal'lwrjght, daughter of Mr. Mn. Daniel M. J011es of Rt. 3! and Mrs. Jack Cartwright of ~nd Mn. ~lelia Jones Jenkins IAaP Strawbarry W,.t Columbia, was crowned :an<l il<!ughter Betty, haa reiUr!l- l PRESERVES J:K Bowl Queen la<t Friday II'd w her oome at Franklin. night al the annual Norih.SOOth Mrs. Winifred Evans Clark, football .game In Parkersburg. Miss Belle Jones and Mrs. J;:~ tjliu Cal'lwrltlht, a l!ltiil Wa- 1'sie Brll(bhaw spent ~ day at A&P L.laht Meet hap hiijll school graduate Portsmoulh. TUNA FISH Chupk ... crowned by Viekv Cross, : Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Muter Slyle W • o; Cwnt~ Centennial have returned to ihtlr home on · Quton. She wa• pr..entod a gast Main St. alter having en- 1 ~ of red rll8es, a silver joyod a two weeks vacation at H-spun I ~~~= h~;ni!: E~t ~~r~:k ! SWISS AIFU: AJ'I'OIN1'tD .. ., *lin Abele of Qllk tlliCI Hill Hoopital alter having en,\ Snoth Webster Is anoouo.emc IJoyedM and~~· Ootvacal!on. ~ the appoinbnent of Pete Davis, . r. a ''u:5. l'l. eman . ' · Middleport. as general manag- Middleport were Sunday vis~ .- of tbo Alliin P'ord llaleo in tors here. 5oqlll Webster Mr Davis Is 'l'lle Sundoy school cl tho rurt~ ,;,lly " ~es ;,.n~~ger· a( bvteriln chtU<!h will have tbelr , lhe J(eh~ · e l'ord Agency ~~ on Thursday tc , . . I o:clo<ll at Laurel Point, ·, s.,., ·~ ~~~ , .. r~ • known Negro personalities 1 Cllll :heavyweight boxing ' Charles (Sonny} Liston, Iball players Willie Mays : Ernie Banks, and ' Eartha Kitt. I 79c Frozen POT c 3 C 69C ~~- tailored to a T in rich, supple tan or black upper leather. plus. •· ·39c MIDDLEPORT, 0. , Barry. Roy Mathias, Mrs. O!.ar~ ies Eads, Howard Neigler, l George H. Durst, Mrs. Pearl Brown, William E. Hartung, Miss Mayme Berridge. Discharged LADIES' SEAM FREE lllced •• W.lvM'· 4':: 79c BARS .... ""'" ' • fop 6tc- Wiseman, Mrs. G a r y Barnilz, Mrs. William Nance, Mrs. Forrest Moore, Harley Cunningham, Mrs. Rex Jolly, Beverly Fisher and Carl L. Brookhart. R·ECORD DEPT. Discount .2 33c PEACH = - - - - tMI PIE Nylon Hose, 81k to 11. Seam· free. Bonanza price. Shop early. APRICOTS --~" J•nt l'••llfi'-I.EMOJ' JUICE ~ 3~ 69t JELLY 'ROLLS_,.---- ·• 29c Jrt!!d tr TOMATO BROWNS ' - . 2J: 49t LAYER CAKE .... I ·= •S9c BOYS' BRIEFS • 49c REGULAR 2.99 VALUE .99 . BOYS' CORD SCHOOL PANTS Wide asst. of Better Bath Mat Sets, Special Purchase at a large saving lor you. RECORDS Reg. $1.29 Value By All Of The Top Recording Stars Including ••• LOOP RUGS •Lawrence Welk e Brenda Lee • Pat Boone •Percy Faith • Patty Page •Frank Sinatra •Kingston Trio • Christy Mins!J'el lOft. ,, ' ' ".39c· I ..:. ' All re~ effective thna Saturdtl)' Aucu-t 1T ~.\ _ GIRLS NEW FALL BACK TO SCHOOL COnON BRAS FLATS DRESSES Special purchase of Ladies' Better $2.00 Cotton Bras. Reg. $2.00 v·alue, 32 to 42. White only , no colors. See these foe value plus. " $1.99 Large group of Girla" Back To School Dresses It low low prices. YOUT ~ nanza Store save1 you money . pair Reg. $1.00 Palmolive Rapid Shave 64c Wh'tI I RGin • Sha mpoo ' ' ' . ' ' . ' .. . ' . . 99 C !I ikr Sav1 in Shampoo .. · .... · .... · ·.. 49c 83c Big Size Colgates Toothpaste 59c 88 ... TENNIS OXFORDS $1.00 Children's White Tennis Oxford. Special offer this week end on a first come first serve basis. We sa'Ve you "Dixie" Brand Gloss HOUSE PAINT , f ' .' ' lo Flat Finfoh Vietor Latex Wall Paint. New dis· count price. 'l'ry this, it'• nlue piUJ. Shup early at your Bonanza Store. · GALLON COLORS '"' 50 . C ., ' KING SIZE DECORArED T-V MEN'S; BOYS' & YOUTHS' AMERICAN MADE MOULDED SOLE GYM TABLES rated T.V. Table at a low Bonanu price. Shop early. We will move these fa&t, hurry, • ... 77! - '. ··t' :,-")'· "· ~sB{JPPER,S' SHOES & OXFORDS • and .\ ·BoYt. One bJa toble. Re•• , , $3.99 .. Mould-s· ed SOle 'l'l!nnlo oboe ollordL _ !CloM ' Men's 1.. e ' .price. S.ve $1. OD . ...., pair JOU ' !llf~'To ~~ n pair ' ,MIDDLIPOitT, OHIO ' •• l ' Wok, King Size Dero- 99 ' ·I Childrens Red, l!oh,., White FLAT FINISH "VICTOR" !lei- $3.95 p~lnt nlue. DIIle brand. Hurry tbl1 won't lut !on&. IJ; .. Sizes 3to 6x, 7to 14 Values to $3.99 in thi s group priced at a new low low discount price. SPe these ror value plus. money . Uggans Plus Many Many More. ·, here early and save. Reg. _ _;:::;;;;....=, _ _...,} • LesUe . ilEAEO RECORDS'· Your chQice of this crou-. al a big Bonanu P.rice. Be Latex Wall Paint Cole ' c CLEARANCE LADIES SUMMER • The eNat King ' Sun Glasseo Refrigerator Bowls Plastic Tumblers Bun Baskets BIG DISCOUNTS :::~~~ ~~s 8 8. ! •Paul Anka • Bobby Darin •·. ,; Snack Trays Dust Pens Coffee Mugs Cereal Bowls REG. $2.00 LADIES Platters - • Connie Francl4 Presl~y --CHOICE- See this group. Save 1,2 and more on some of these Hems . Shop early and sa ve. $1.33 ••. Big 24x44 size Cotton Loop Rug. Asst. colors. New low discount price. Non skid back. Save now, • Andy • Fats Domino -CHOICE- ASST. • Glenn Miller • AJ: POPUUR PRied ..... 19C 97! COMPLm SELECTION OF Assorted Household Plastics BOYS' T·SHIRTS 49c WHITE LARGE SEEDLESS pr Price -BIG DISCOUNT BUYS- FRUIT OF THE LOOM Shop early and save. IIISH FRUIT & VEGITAIUS c Discount THE$E PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY -- AUGUST 17th BATH MAT SETS WiiUams BREAD . . valut' DISCOUNT PRICE ASST. 2 PC. • Jtnt P•rk•r-llllttnllllk thi~ pr Reg. $1.59 Value 39c c=: REGULAR 39c VALUES One large group of Children's Crepe Sole Zori Sandals, close out price. These woo"& last long. c Ladies' price New Fall Shade Reg. 2.99 value boys' Back To School Pants. Asst. colors. Sizes 6 to 16. Save at your Bonanza Store. 7~69c ~'"' l'arll•r SANDALS WE GIVE B\G NYLON HOSE i Ralph VISIT DUTTONS FREE GeM:.:~~~~ WHITE ,.._ Carrie JlfiHI! has I'Silllft. '!liter dQIIel tri.Mt,-CariDol n.,. MASON, W. VA. cea Discount Price 0. Knapp, Mrs. Eustus R. Plymale, Mrs_ Clarn B. Byer, Levi Patients discharged recently were : Lester Boumann 1 Mrs. BOX SHOE 1 i only 4.99 QUARTA t.IMONADI 1.... S9c HASH ... Patients listed fair on the midnight report were Mrs. Pearl so much rashlon-ravor on the com- -'lid Yevr P"~'" .t 6 Calli auy •"' "" - Filii Rljl. ~ac ctn. ldal!e VtiM-frenn CHEESE . fURNITURE CO. Among Alllng THE a.rtl•n's lillot. Jlr- ·~-o-.79 cant ,, 'AASON to 39c in this group. Don 't miss p.m.; Mrs. Ervan H. Nance, 79c A&P lllliiSTQNI 29c 2 6St ICE MILK fXI.OO Down - lalance .,. Convent.tT_.,.. One lara:e table of A!sl. fosmetirs . Valut's son, 3:11 a.m. BIEP, TUIIKIY 011 CHICKIN PIES .PEACHES lb. jar ONLY~ against •ll<>ged job hiring prac- jrute, the women chose the rut- well, daughter, 11:50 a.m.; Mrs. David Rankin, daughter; 12:32 A.P lr•AII hiiN ••• olafull rolls -&talk rooms. Three womeu dived under- oetopa•? nearth one classroom trailer and A - Elgbt, In contrast to Its bad to be dragged out. relative the squid, which has At EUzabeth, civil rights pickets ·ten. and a squad of p!Oice fought k 1 By United Preu IDiernollonal out in three clashes at the con- II - What Is tbe alatus of 1 Defiant Integrationists Bat atop slruction site of a $5 million coUrt- womeu In Iroquois society? power poles, lay down on railroad 11 house annex, and later at tbe site A - Iroquois society came tracks, fought police and were a,r· of a 15-story bpartment building. close to being a matriarchy; rested by the dozens TUesday ' in l Police arresk-d 46 demonstrators. the elan wa11 based on descent demonstrations in Chicago and It was the most fierce outbreak tbrwgh the Women who Elizabeth, N.J . The demonstra~ of violence since demonstrations l owned crops and houses. A)tors promised to return for more began eight rlays ago in the city though they did not actually railure df responsible conserva· tive leaders to disa~:~sociate them selves from the extremists "was a g~eat disservice to the Hard to lind - B~aunschweiger COOKIES 1 ~AD ~- Adel Of- (ll!al, <\lhimlluo, alter bavln!l • Jf Baltimort~~..:Meu Is V~ -~ _ _. . -.b at l h. f~101111 .... fc,au~. SUe Lehew and home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1\.,el~ ~ Harlenbach of Mason City . 18mlth on 8oondry St. as 3 ROOMS New Furniture COSMETICS l-Ib. ...... . of the Emancipation Proclamalion, Ebony omitted such wei~ Wide Unrest Contt'nues· In Race Iss'ues Tuesday with a renewed atta;,jjck: [iii,.iiiiiiriiaiiciiiialoiiiskiiiiriiimiiiisiiihoiiiln~Chi~·iiica~-iiitices~.iiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;e~rs;.an~d~h;,;a;:d~th:;e;.:;po:w~e~r,;;o;.l~rec~al;.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ. Sell. Barry Goldwater's " to reject the support of CHILDREN'S IMPORTED VALUES TO 39c "extreme right·wing elements. CREPE SOLE ZORI Without mentioning the Arizona Republican by name, Rockefeller charged that t h e _.... ._ ..... ~~ . IN ~ orating the lOOth anniversary -~-can Mrs. William E Rose Rltll ~ marehint! band or Xenia spent the weekend at I ~ted'. ... halftime 1llow of the home of Mr. Tom Morgan be "~"'' R*'!'e· 1and dalll!bter Gladys QR Rt. 3. , Rich NuftJI ~la- \ F._.... '"'' DRESSING 79C """SALAD PEAiUTS IN SHELL -- ~ 39c 29C STUFFED OLIVES -- ....'O'Isl:· S9c CASHEW NUTS -~~~S9c J.133c ·ofU·s9C FLOUR FROOT LOOPS S9c 0:.~ ~ ~ I pkgs. PAPER TOWELS 4 :::;:: ::;et'~andw~=. ' N~~d~~~~~ ·!! pltill!l DaYII!a, ltritrllllo lll4 II* lilt~.:.,Gl\tGIIIt _,!' le prM\lell" . tlllq." . • = , .. , • lltobln Hoo~ i miJ 2 89c 12-<lz. 1-lb. ~~~ 1 l~'ls ••. SALMON S.ioll. 1 "· 79c r. 49c ZION OLD FASI41DNiiiD 0ak Mess... 1 BEANS with - . . . sauce, 41 oz. cKPEPPER 1 lllthl SPICIIiD 50 higher . shorn ewes steady: .._ •...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.._ _ r~ ,nQ prime 110-L\IQ lb sprios la!llbs moally 2150-22.00, choico go«( Plckena hllllhtlr ~ UAo 4er 111m II 1M 111110111'* - fort of a crepe sole wedge. It's a sleek fall pump, $vlt•M INII ·15.50.2-3400-5501b ts.S0-1450. No. by Rep. Howard 11. Bal<or R· 'AAll ..... -.. ' 0 f~Un d •• · · • 3 600 lb ar ii bove 13· ·25· 13 _...., _ Tenn .. and supported by all of boars steady, 10.50-Hl-75, few 200- the other Jlino Two BLA 250 lb t Lltl-11.25. of the 15 Democn11> jumped Sheep .350r &laughte.: spring party traces to SIJpPOrt t I lambs steady to strong, ms,iUice& motion Rep~bJicans. 2 Sill"" w:u GOP presidential nomination actiou today. ROUND .~ ~~~- " ' - " A-k•" Thin Lunch Meat -:18.00; lew 211.00-IMI.OO, good 24.00- vide net reductions of $10.6 bll27.00, standard 20.00-24.00. lion for bot-h individuals and lb JIO.tltl-2111l, utility and 17.01-19.00; shorn ew" 4.00.. , o......... !el;d!Md ~~ bolli IUdiW&f ~ ALBANY, N. Y.- Gov . NeJ. son A. Rockefeller continued his unofficial quest for the 1964 •· 99c All Good ,~~, 69c Sliced Bacon SLICED CHEESE 1------..--..-----------' and standard 19.75-21.00; average visions. This probably would choice 800 lb heifers z-4.00, aver~ ' hol(t the ~et revenue lass froQl ~ good lA> low choice 700-800 lb individual tax relief below $9 1 22 . 50-23.~ utUity and commercia) billion. <9WS ll.fii'-IS.SO; otiUty and eom-1 Stili lacing the con1mitt.,, : ~rcial ~ulls 17 .~18. $1. individu-, were showdown votes on t 11 1 al eammercial 19.00: good 14().350 President's recommendations lb feeder steers 22.56-23.00; me- ror reductions in corpor1tion 1 dium and good 600 lb heifers 1tax levies: Kennedy's over-aU 1 I!UlO: vealers steady: choice 27.00 tax program is designed to p~ 115:110 ~~ 41N11t 41 Grtac~Ylllr * .~~ ~ we~;""_, ·- ....... 33e HEEL·O-ROUND GROUND dis~· Galli~ tll~ STEAKS BONELESS ROUND w:..es . '. CUBE BEEF STEW The ... " Q.k I ago. 'Dlt 111!11 '!rib;• ~ ... tel'1111'111 ... llobtrl lliltf, H081!1tal Iii DQIQII, From FRESH MUSHROOMS~:,..-- "'-49c House Wqy• 41 Meant Col!lml~ tee voted 18 to • today lo cui everybody's lncQI11.e taxes startin~ Jan. I. CINCINNA'I'I <UP11-Ltvooto>c~ The \el tate reductions Callie !5Q, Dl!lvt> ~ ; !lll\l&ilter tl!<lommendod by President Ken- ROTISSERIE. steen stqdJ to weak iuttJJWel ~y - would averfl;ge Wl per is lower, helfer• !lead;, cows and celll and cost the Treasury $9.5 bulls fuUy ~ady; average with I billio~ in revenue when fuJiy ROAST few high choicf' around 900 lb -effective on Jan. 1, 1965. slaughter steen 25 25, mostly av-1 The net ta_~ relief would average c~ice 9QI)-120Q Jb ~. 50- 1 erpge less Lhan 19 per cent. S,v25.00, high Jood to low choice frlss for SOme taxpayers WQIIId 24.00, most good suo-11.50, utility be redut.'ed by tax-tightenina pro I Hogs 1100; barrows and gUts steady to 15 lower, sows mostly st~ady : 1·2 100-1!!5 lb barrows and gllts steady to 15 lower, sows moatly steBdy; 1-1 300-325 lb bar· roW8 and gilis ll.l0..18.2S, near • two pill' eent of h1l patlellta. Or. llkll11&1' ulcl 1\11 1111 ll:tltftlfllfOlD' lmately •,illl 1*IP"' flDee ~ ldnalill hla »>''CCII!t 111111 JRit lallon 011 approllmatel)' Hospl"talNews c .. WAYS, MEANS COMMITTEE VOTES ON BILL --- Ridgway oa1d he 11101 manlpJo RUMP- SIRLOIN TIP Frank Petrey If: vice presl~ Jr., dent of tbe spmuoring urgani- WASHJNGT(lN (UPll - IIOCiarian mildJdn6. .. three dllys jatl confinement for DWl; Clarence llnylea, Mi<ldleport. lorfoilod el5 bond. disturbiq the peace; Junlur Lunilurd and Dale KosillfiOII, both of I'Qillerny, eli an<! ..,.ta for intoiioation ; Clint"!' !)on. van, ~ lllld cata, ln~atlclt_l; Charles Lloyd, $15 bond lol'le1ture lor runnlnjl a •IDP Silll\: Allred !lee~ . Q~ bon<l lurlehllfe, asSIYII and b«ttery, an<! t,arry .Jaeobs, l'omor<IY, $00 allll coo.ts, leaving the scene Q! an accident. ~nd UO and 'oosts, reckleso operatloo, o:, Heaton who alao stated IJIW DOl practice UPI Bne • fS. - , . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, AU(; 14! J9e3-S el C01181J't'lllsm llilell.~ .... l!outiJ .... ~ o' • II a d!lef dJd not itv. upton. tol4 'In lbe ~· lie' E. Evaoa, Rt. t, Middleport: . liD taug1o nprahdl7 with J1C111ee. Ul( UIZ pectatlolw. .... !l'slJer Ill lllll llrJ~111 Mn. Finn H. N8DCe, Galli~ WASHJNGTON- The lc!U<b7 At 1eu1 u ...... amato11 and 11 o. .... .;., _.., 1 llll7 ,__ Jill Ferty; Mn. DaVId Ranldn_ , raJirood work 1'1llet ..... o f tba !Dtogrlliollilta ....... ....,;;.. .. mill! ... ! II·Fn 1Dorti111 ;,_._ • 8 r . . ---:~-~-----~1Rt. 1, PI, Pleuant; Jameo 1L .u. peared today to bave beea ...,.led bodily to walling paddy ·. A - Elbert Hubbard 111tber w.,_ a . _ , 8 & &cered H pllal Rice, Rt. I, Pt. Pleasant; Kay (Continued from I' dumped ba<!' ln tbe lap of I • - · ~ No. ~ of the weU-Imowo "A feMI PI liJIIIe I Jlfd • fl 01 C. Roush, Rt, 1, Letart; Mrs. page ' "'luctaot COIJSreu. AI one point an eotimated l,GGO a new to Garcia." ...-.IQ« and e8UJti ~7 Among th..., who entered IJack Lewis, Irootoa; Mro, Jon!- day nl&ht and early today al'lng Secretary of Labor W. Will· (IOl'IO!lo coucregated aud jeered ed, even the lllOI!Itll part& a r • villndll, 11e11<e an'lllualcll efpja lolzer hospital dur"\11 the pastl 011 F. Blair, Rt. 2, Waverly; lofr. ,the Commuuist waD, prole!!- ard WlrblllliiOUIICOd Theeday police. 110ft and lncapeble of hllldlinJ II_ Wbal-- wu lint ' · $1 hours were.: Mrs. Ella C, Hobart C. Wiseman. Rt. 5 Jock-' mg Its exlateilo!e on the second nlgbt tbe co~pse of collective The oquabble ""oterJ around food. ctvn the ume New Rollaed! lty. • JohllS<ln, 74 M!ll Creek Rd ., Gal-l son : Lawrence M. Donahoe, Me- anniver(lllry of Its erection. bargaining tallu he bad been the uae of mobU. cworooma tn l A - Aullralia. I _ " · Dpolls; Mrs. E. Monroe Gate- :Arthur; lofrs. William N. Chat- About 3,000 young pei'I!Ons holding with union llld rail ne- the Nesro neighborhood, scene of ' Q- llW Raloerl write •ood, 826 Second Ave., Held, Ironton ; Mro. John J . took part in tbe riolous oot- gotiators. racial quari'eUonq lor lbe past'the A aid [ Q _ Prtor 1e the adopllou of boo"·I. f IU!, Jeffrey Sunmons, 04 McGraw, St. Clairsville, O.; break, which mcluded attacks several - .. The lnregratioo-ILoc Syoe? lbe C..JIIIallon how .., the I A- A lew 1tlbes otlll ba'f• Hedgewood Or., Galbpolls ; Eu- WendeD R. Horton, Jackson; on aU. S. Army stall ca~ and A mass of cold air blown In Isis claim the use of the mobU. I A- Robert Burns said that laallou 10......., wbea Cobge&o lhereditary eblefo, 11rt they 1ft gene L. Wood, 833 Second Ave., Nicholas p , Cappelli, Spring- a Communist diplomatic Umou- by windJ in excess of 50 miles ' classroom• perpetualell alleged de he tool: down tbe words as he woo oo1 1a &H&Iou? not always considered tba beadi ~eorge M. Swanson, Waterloo field. Volley A. Boggs Ironton , sine, the man-handling or two per hour left Ohioans sltlvering !ado segnogation of the city's heard an old mao omg tl1em, A _ B .11 of 13 of these tribes. • s.ar Rt.; Grover C. Long, 1728 ' • ' IWestern news photographers · !all-like weather toda public schools. but Bul'l!l ill usually given Y a commt ee Chatham Ave.; Mrs. Thomas A. Roscoe H. Babbert, Ashland, lights witl1 club-wielding The <:ooler weather is ~e to Cllmb Pawer ...~ credillor writing them. persons, one !rom every state. Q - Are tltore uy o1a1e1 '!I Stephens, Rt. 2, Galbpolls; Mi- Ky · Berlin pohce. at least through Friday During the height ol tbe mel<e 11 _ How did au illusloo ef 1110 unioll toda1 wllll I loPf c~e.l C. Fulks, Rt. I, Crown Blrtb> . the mercury tonlgbt ex- a )Wng Negro man and a teen- Q- Ia Moolem religiOn wbo 1pleaty come to be bowo ao a •w-lakeo? · ob City , Mrs. Allee S. Haner, Mrs. Thomas A, Stephens, Rt. CIDCAGO - - Martm to plunge 1o below the aged Indian girl !rom Wisconsin Is IsraiU! l ~~arme<kle least• ·' ' 11401', SecOIId Ave.; Mrs. Mar- 2, Gallipolis, son, 6:48 p.m.; King Jr., Jack•• Robinson mark. . climbed up two power poles and A- llra!U lo the Moslem an-I . A- Only one- Newlflunp< garet M. Call, Middleport; Char. Mrs. Emil M. Figgins, Rt. I Bid- James H. Meredith were stayed aloft for several houri ID gel of music, who will sound A - It stems from the story shire. ..,..;...,...,;.,..i.i,..;.;;..;;:.;,;.:;,;:,;:.,;.::;;:;;,;;:;;.;~::., i ed m the list ol lOll most lnfluthe rain. Anolber demoMir- tbe resurrection trumpet on entia I Negroe~ named today by chained himJelf lA> a pipe. Six the last day. Ebony magazme. girls lay down on the railroad In a speeial edition commemtracks near tl1e Mobile da.. II- How moay lnDI . . . on None Priced Higher BEEF MD ou R I s~ . 11J1111· Df, U.. U 11!1 ~ AS ADVERTISED Rev. Rny Wlul will ~li•er • 1":...-...t invooaUOII and l;eaedicUoo. __..,. rU1\ Sjleclal music will be . present- - - - - .........., , .. fU\.\. .. od by 1 looal &roup, to be - " ,,. I· ..,_ wmt finod namod later. 1 or .IN IM!ad• 'l't!Nclv !!IPI I Clinul>;inc the alternoon's II'in _ . , M~ Cllll'tt. Le- · tlvitioo will be a Llttlo Leap 1 · ga • , 'l'lttJ .,... : ~t~oel;ell CQQteal betwtlell Rio (liar J;:. aiu'dolte, Mi«ll• Grande lllld. Yl!tton. I ~K • """ . . 111!1 ceslf far 'l'ba d!Dner will be servod s~ . le~vinc lltf scene of an ace~ ll'<llll 11::10 a. m. through 3 p. deBt, ~ tllll and coot&, plua m. B d ""'"'"" on s .a. po~:lll1 1 ~JIIJ"":,elt"!a~•l!ot>l i;~ l t;.;:: 0~ Qla~, worso~il11b Eight_ F• ~.~ 0. Forfeited !ie.4 • :' a.D~y ~tm-1, Pomeroy-Mic141tPOft, 0.,'~-. 14. 1MJ "I'd 11181111 to oo11 1 pep! 1111' 1 ~.. lilt boo~ illflllllllflai...,M 11111m taken, l!eed !PI,' i<I J)r. HeaiOP told the court he Broadway muslcola. liho ......,1..._ ..., oorlier," ohe ooid, ml "''-"' plahlllfl Ia lllo IIIII, ~ nnted to r,uoa•n 111111- llu lrel!lei ~tely 3,100 io best lmowu on Broadway lor he an intoniew. wltll tbe tleJso County Com- 1 always wanted to be rud7 pot10111 .moe he set up praeNEW YORK •Ul'l > - Dorothy role as Lady Thiq In 1b0 Rod- I "I'd worked hard oil my life.. ·I (Coatlaued Fram Pqe 0.01 mtss~onen. wu calloclto test1- It there wao any cbaole Ill the t1ce ID Pomeroy lour yeart.IIO· Sarno!!. who qult •how business , gers and Hammentein musical, I'd oeeo other 1tan who wereo'l lllld C~el m i~Mmcl, ()'. IUII!Idl of tbe Meigs Coonty Dr. Heaton llso tootilled be "to fllld ti~ \Q live" h.. come 1"The Kill& IJIId 1." hiiPIIY de!Q>ite ,their tuccm. If _!ollowrns the n0011 r<eeS$, Roool oa1d 11 111o ep1 '= M~lt!ll ~ lbal 1111¥ ~ 11M tllld b)' '111t<Ki~ T, II*, 0111 ~ reli...,.ent bocJIISO she ' Sev<o years ago !!he married you 're 10 bu1J will> • ca....,., that doctors <f llliiPJth¥1 11*1- IIGI'II tll!l..tiJ ~·" R. L. JaccbB, and bolpltal adcot~kln't 111 QYt Qf her ptetty , Miltool\aymOIId. vice Jli'Uidem of mQbo you'rt m!!l!lnl • IQI, I de- or 000 tim.,, JlC!I1Ihlnt .-oil rime. lclne ohould 11e plaeool ., 11o Dt. a - _ _. wn. lllllllalrat.Qr GeQrp Smltb lbal blonde head a line from a John - - - - - - - - - - cjded 1o lind lime lo liv<." Asked why she was "un-retir- ll(eigs Memorial boopllll staff ef die tri.I, wu .ailed "I wu to be gaoled courtesy Milttn poom. NQW, tllo bluHyed boJ111Y '' Iinl" ~~ ......,)earl, II! ttt> lsub)totto the approv" by ~ to the tlllld · - - · Qaet- ptlvlleges.'' Heaton Jald Ill... Milo Sarnoll beaP ~•r o..""' lllllPiillll t11ow bull- 11a1D. , of ~ No.IMediPI Soeltlf ~ _, ........, • 1111 1M ~ l!ds before lila booPIIII 'IP' in 11111010 pol .. 1111 llfltr , wllll I!! 1!!111~ at ~ho pNoh 1not my huobtnd. 'flltl oilier Mtl- F'UIIll .-keel prott\ICO ~ oe..- _..,.,... 11e oakl 1Je slped 1 nql4 10 wUUIIlll • MetrQpolm of Ill lho Hotel PIN"- I ...... tba llllt lt'tl\'l his anything Ill lho bJ-Iaws llld ............. hJtiWtlltllll lbtt !*""!*' bill mllleatiOii tl>e Air oudili<la. She - • on ll lui Ill newr 10 back ~ Hem , tbe medleal JOCiety mu.t ap- • hla lefUmony •.......... .... lo be reviewed by tba Mtllt to ...,._ •inP'I willl oporo ..,.ra," ahe uid. "Opera _ , t poem oa hlo ~~ And Iprove RA>ed read several u- Heaton denied thet be prae- Medical Society, but he did so cornponiel Ill Now \'ork, Sin I ~~~~· lbe den;andl, offer tl1e lull thai ... a)ocll whlcll 11 delth lo t. !rom tbe by-laws of the tJces sectarian medicine ... In protest. Dr. Heaton said he Fr~, ~ Angeloa. Now Or~tlofae~on. I opont monthl lor bide, ·lod.O wh~ "" Ull~; , ~rp~l and also from a bill- term lor unethical" ao4.' tesU- wu told this was a "mere for1 le- Philadalphio, Toronto. St. llobtrt J)v lrm •ndh ; · accreditation and 11ao fled thell;e does mallty." Louts,~ Salt Lll~ City. oanc 1 J. Bill, cha an 11ar '""''· . w • 1 ap '""' I .,.. "' 'in QIIIIIQp t.o U.l <llebo!llcs. 1111- Tllfl lellilliOIIY of Dr. 11141will> the ll!lljor U.S. lll'll1Piloniu, ~ tho aiQlul)lllo Grande -~n f'l 141 olllll ID II only 18 tlmOOI. boon llYOII I YQico, I 0111111 to be •· """o4 wby lite • ....tL ~ '-•d.... · !111<!1'1111 lallowo4 ~~~t~eh tbe 11111111 did tolev1&i<la, supper cl\lb on- 'Dinnor, ~ bY Ule Rio Ollllroadwoy, I'd do~ role IiilO uolol II.'' I Wban ";" , = ;r'::; _ !!!""~"!.. ""· .. QY .~. w _ • ,;, ~ and 1 numbo< of Grande ltlomOI'lal l\aln.. today • • '" " • BJ GAY PAULJ!Y VPJ Eolltor ,' /.1 . ""· .) �- .. ) ' • • . ,, . I In major advortlolotl uoner lofor-1 · "t --~~~ --~----~------~--\ . R-overy sw ·qo. tww•vor. - "" t11o ""' Woman's VleW• q lor ret!~ 0 laid. -·----,..r--=-=-----··-·-··1 . Tbeocl.... T. lltod. ......, Cllilll ol 0. D. Drl. I 0 liD •!Ill!IIIII or " <~. '""'. lli4ftiY, Ray 11q1011 llld 1. a ~· 1111- Gf!l. Jtcbat, hid .,_ ... 114 1M -- c-. p..- QuiJkem • w-·· · Infections. Wid exta.ltl 1 Evans G.·vPro•ram For Bean Dinner o.- •-«1. ...,_ ~~ ~~- One Pri·ce ::~v!.t":':h: Grande camptlo.for~~ m~ Collo~~e G110st speMor II I p. m. u~ Ally. John J:plln&, Gal· ""~ . n~ ,..~~~~~~~~p- zallon, Mra. Dave Reese, ...,_ retary • treasurer. Prooeodo wnl go towarda !lOW fire equipment lor tl1e RaCC(I(III and Perry Twp., fire doPfl'lments. n.e public Ia Invited. Market Report BEEF LB. corpar~;ations. Kelloal'• In today 's commltt~ action SPECIAL on individual tax rates the closest vote came on a Republican · move to make the second stage 1 of the two-stage tax reduction ' Ann P•g• 240 lb II. I&, 1-S 190-1!40 lb 1775- contingent upon tile si;e of the PORK 18.110, a-s M0-310 lb 1?.115-17.79. t-2 national debt on Jqly t, 1964. ; I'JI.J81 Jb 17.01t-l7.50: 1-3 300-!lSO This motion WIS defeated on lb sows 15.~1&.00. 350-400 lb 14.50 a 13 to 12 vote. It was offered I K & -- !.lb. can _ _ _ _ __ _ .1\fiu (.ltl1wriJbl (s I Mrs. t;lb;lbeth Wilson, w h q L-K OQwl Qq~n Ihas been visitiilg for several WEST COLUMBIA - Gay weeks at the home Qf Mr. ~nd Cal'lwrjght, daughter of Mr. Mn. Daniel M. J011es of Rt. 3! and Mrs. Jack Cartwright of ~nd Mn. ~lelia Jones Jenkins IAaP Strawbarry W,.t Columbia, was crowned :an<l il<!ughter Betty, haa reiUr!l- l PRESERVES J:K Bowl Queen la<t Friday II'd w her oome at Franklin. night al the annual Norih.SOOth Mrs. Winifred Evans Clark, football .game In Parkersburg. Miss Belle Jones and Mrs. J;:~ tjliu Cal'lwrltlht, a l!ltiil Wa- 1'sie Brll(bhaw spent ~ day at A&P L.laht Meet hap hiijll school graduate Portsmoulh. TUNA FISH Chupk ... crowned by Viekv Cross, : Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Muter Slyle W • o; Cwnt~ Centennial have returned to ihtlr home on · Quton. She wa• pr..entod a gast Main St. alter having en- 1 ~ of red rll8es, a silver joyod a two weeks vacation at H-spun I ~~~= h~;ni!: E~t ~~r~:k ! SWISS AIFU: AJ'I'OIN1'tD .. ., *lin Abele of Qllk tlliCI Hill Hoopital alter having en,\ Snoth Webster Is anoouo.emc IJoyedM and~~· Ootvacal!on. ~ the appoinbnent of Pete Davis, . r. a ''u:5. l'l. eman . ' · Middleport. as general manag- Middleport were Sunday vis~ .- of tbo Alliin P'ord llaleo in tors here. 5oqlll Webster Mr Davis Is 'l'lle Sundoy school cl tho rurt~ ,;,lly " ~es ;,.n~~ger· a( bvteriln chtU<!h will have tbelr , lhe J(eh~ · e l'ord Agency ~~ on Thursday tc , . . I o:clo<ll at Laurel Point, ·, s.,., ·~ ~~~ , .. r~ • known Negro personalities 1 Cllll :heavyweight boxing ' Charles (Sonny} Liston, Iball players Willie Mays : Ernie Banks, and ' Eartha Kitt. I 79c Frozen POT c 3 C 69C ~~- tailored to a T in rich, supple tan or black upper leather. plus. •· ·39c MIDDLEPORT, 0. , Barry. Roy Mathias, Mrs. O!.ar~ ies Eads, Howard Neigler, l George H. Durst, Mrs. Pearl Brown, William E. Hartung, Miss Mayme Berridge. Discharged LADIES' SEAM FREE lllced •• W.lvM'· 4':: 79c BARS .... ""'" ' • fop 6tc- Wiseman, Mrs. G a r y Barnilz, Mrs. William Nance, Mrs. Forrest Moore, Harley Cunningham, Mrs. Rex Jolly, Beverly Fisher and Carl L. Brookhart. R·ECORD DEPT. Discount .2 33c PEACH = - - - - tMI PIE Nylon Hose, 81k to 11. Seam· free. Bonanza price. Shop early. APRICOTS --~" J•nt l'••llfi'-I.EMOJ' JUICE ~ 3~ 69t JELLY 'ROLLS_,.---- ·• 29c Jrt!!d tr TOMATO BROWNS ' - . 2J: 49t LAYER CAKE .... I ·= •S9c BOYS' BRIEFS • 49c REGULAR 2.99 VALUE .99 . BOYS' CORD SCHOOL PANTS Wide asst. of Better Bath Mat Sets, Special Purchase at a large saving lor you. RECORDS Reg. $1.29 Value By All Of The Top Recording Stars Including ••• LOOP RUGS •Lawrence Welk e Brenda Lee • Pat Boone •Percy Faith • Patty Page •Frank Sinatra •Kingston Trio • Christy Mins!J'el lOft. ,, ' ' ".39c· I ..:. ' All re~ effective thna Saturdtl)' Aucu-t 1T ~.\ _ GIRLS NEW FALL BACK TO SCHOOL COnON BRAS FLATS DRESSES Special purchase of Ladies' Better $2.00 Cotton Bras. Reg. $2.00 v·alue, 32 to 42. White only , no colors. See these foe value plus. " $1.99 Large group of Girla" Back To School Dresses It low low prices. YOUT ~ nanza Store save1 you money . pair Reg. $1.00 Palmolive Rapid Shave 64c Wh'tI I RGin • Sha mpoo ' ' ' . ' ' . ' .. . ' . . 99 C !I ikr Sav1 in Shampoo .. · .... · .... · ·.. 49c 83c Big Size Colgates Toothpaste 59c 88 ... TENNIS OXFORDS $1.00 Children's White Tennis Oxford. Special offer this week end on a first come first serve basis. We sa'Ve you "Dixie" Brand Gloss HOUSE PAINT , f ' .' ' lo Flat Finfoh Vietor Latex Wall Paint. New dis· count price. 'l'ry this, it'• nlue piUJ. Shup early at your Bonanza Store. · GALLON COLORS '"' 50 . C ., ' KING SIZE DECORArED T-V MEN'S; BOYS' & YOUTHS' AMERICAN MADE MOULDED SOLE GYM TABLES rated T.V. Table at a low Bonanu price. Shop early. We will move these fa&t, hurry, • ... 77! - '. ··t' :,-")'· "· ~sB{JPPER,S' SHOES & OXFORDS • and .\ ·BoYt. One bJa toble. Re•• , , $3.99 .. Mould-s· ed SOle 'l'l!nnlo oboe ollordL _ !CloM ' Men's 1.. e ' .price. S.ve $1. OD . ...., pair JOU ' !llf~'To ~~ n pair ' ,MIDDLIPOitT, OHIO ' •• l ' Wok, King Size Dero- 99 ' ·I Childrens Red, l!oh,., White FLAT FINISH "VICTOR" !lei- $3.95 p~lnt nlue. DIIle brand. Hurry tbl1 won't lut !on&. IJ; .. Sizes 3to 6x, 7to 14 Values to $3.99 in thi s group priced at a new low low discount price. SPe these ror value plus. money . Uggans Plus Many Many More. ·, here early and save. Reg. _ _;:::;;;;....=, _ _...,} • LesUe . ilEAEO RECORDS'· Your chQice of this crou-. al a big Bonanu P.rice. Be Latex Wall Paint Cole ' c CLEARANCE LADIES SUMMER • The eNat King ' Sun Glasseo Refrigerator Bowls Plastic Tumblers Bun Baskets BIG DISCOUNTS :::~~~ ~~s 8 8. ! •Paul Anka • Bobby Darin •·. ,; Snack Trays Dust Pens Coffee Mugs Cereal Bowls REG. $2.00 LADIES Platters - • Connie Francl4 Presl~y --CHOICE- See this group. Save 1,2 and more on some of these Hems . Shop early and sa ve. $1.33 ••. Big 24x44 size Cotton Loop Rug. Asst. colors. New low discount price. Non skid back. Save now, • Andy • Fats Domino -CHOICE- ASST. • Glenn Miller • AJ: POPUUR PRied ..... 19C 97! COMPLm SELECTION OF Assorted Household Plastics BOYS' T·SHIRTS 49c WHITE LARGE SEEDLESS pr Price -BIG DISCOUNT BUYS- FRUIT OF THE LOOM Shop early and save. IIISH FRUIT & VEGITAIUS c Discount THE$E PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY -- AUGUST 17th BATH MAT SETS WiiUams BREAD . . valut' DISCOUNT PRICE ASST. 2 PC. • Jtnt P•rk•r-llllttnllllk thi~ pr Reg. $1.59 Value 39c c=: REGULAR 39c VALUES One large group of Children's Crepe Sole Zori Sandals, close out price. These woo"& last long. c Ladies' price New Fall Shade Reg. 2.99 value boys' Back To School Pants. Asst. colors. Sizes 6 to 16. Save at your Bonanza Store. 7~69c ~'"' l'arll•r SANDALS WE GIVE B\G NYLON HOSE i Ralph VISIT DUTTONS FREE GeM:.:~~~~ WHITE ,.._ Carrie JlfiHI! has I'Silllft. '!liter dQIIel tri.Mt,-CariDol n.,. MASON, W. VA. cea Discount Price 0. Knapp, Mrs. Eustus R. Plymale, Mrs_ Clarn B. Byer, Levi Patients discharged recently were : Lester Boumann 1 Mrs. BOX SHOE 1 i only 4.99 QUARTA t.IMONADI 1.... S9c HASH ... Patients listed fair on the midnight report were Mrs. Pearl so much rashlon-ravor on the com- -'lid Yevr P"~'" .t 6 Calli auy •"' "" - Filii Rljl. ~ac ctn. ldal!e VtiM-frenn CHEESE . fURNITURE CO. Among Alllng THE a.rtl•n's lillot. Jlr- ·~-o-.79 cant ,, 'AASON to 39c in this group. Don 't miss p.m.; Mrs. Ervan H. Nance, 79c A&P lllliiSTQNI 29c 2 6St ICE MILK fXI.OO Down - lalance .,. Convent.tT_.,.. One lara:e table of A!sl. fosmetirs . Valut's son, 3:11 a.m. BIEP, TUIIKIY 011 CHICKIN PIES .PEACHES lb. jar ONLY~ against •ll<>ged job hiring prac- jrute, the women chose the rut- well, daughter, 11:50 a.m.; Mrs. David Rankin, daughter; 12:32 A.P lr•AII hiiN ••• olafull rolls -&talk rooms. Three womeu dived under- oetopa•? nearth one classroom trailer and A - Elgbt, In contrast to Its bad to be dragged out. relative the squid, which has At EUzabeth, civil rights pickets ·ten. and a squad of p!Oice fought k 1 By United Preu IDiernollonal out in three clashes at the con- II - What Is tbe alatus of 1 Defiant Integrationists Bat atop slruction site of a $5 million coUrt- womeu In Iroquois society? power poles, lay down on railroad 11 house annex, and later at tbe site A - Iroquois society came tracks, fought police and were a,r· of a 15-story bpartment building. close to being a matriarchy; rested by the dozens TUesday ' in l Police arresk-d 46 demonstrators. the elan wa11 based on descent demonstrations in Chicago and It was the most fierce outbreak tbrwgh the Women who Elizabeth, N.J . The demonstra~ of violence since demonstrations l owned crops and houses. A)tors promised to return for more began eight rlays ago in the city though they did not actually railure df responsible conserva· tive leaders to disa~:~sociate them selves from the extremists "was a g~eat disservice to the Hard to lind - B~aunschweiger COOKIES 1 ~AD ~- Adel Of- (ll!al, <\lhimlluo, alter bavln!l • Jf Baltimort~~..:Meu Is V~ -~ _ _. . -.b at l h. f~101111 .... fc,au~. SUe Lehew and home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1\.,el~ ~ Harlenbach of Mason City . 18mlth on 8oondry St. as 3 ROOMS New Furniture COSMETICS l-Ib. ...... . of the Emancipation Proclamalion, Ebony omitted such wei~ Wide Unrest Contt'nues· In Race Iss'ues Tuesday with a renewed atta;,jjck: [iii,.iiiiiiriiaiiciiiialoiiiskiiiiriiimiiiisiiihoiiiln~Chi~·iiica~-iiitices~.iiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_;e~rs;.an~d~h;,;a;:d~th:;e;.:;po:w~e~r,;;o;.l~rec~al;.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ. Sell. Barry Goldwater's " to reject the support of CHILDREN'S IMPORTED VALUES TO 39c "extreme right·wing elements. CREPE SOLE ZORI Without mentioning the Arizona Republican by name, Rockefeller charged that t h e _.... ._ ..... ~~ . IN ~ orating the lOOth anniversary -~-can Mrs. William E Rose Rltll ~ marehint! band or Xenia spent the weekend at I ~ted'. ... halftime 1llow of the home of Mr. Tom Morgan be "~"'' R*'!'e· 1and dalll!bter Gladys QR Rt. 3. , Rich NuftJI ~la- \ F._.... '"'' DRESSING 79C """SALAD PEAiUTS IN SHELL -- ~ 39c 29C STUFFED OLIVES -- ....'O'Isl:· S9c CASHEW NUTS -~~~S9c J.133c ·ofU·s9C FLOUR FROOT LOOPS S9c 0:.~ ~ ~ I pkgs. PAPER TOWELS 4 :::;:: ::;et'~andw~=. ' N~~d~~~~~ ·!! pltill!l DaYII!a, ltritrllllo lll4 II* lilt~.:.,Gl\tGIIIt _,!' le prM\lell" . tlllq." . • = , .. , • lltobln Hoo~ i miJ 2 89c 12-<lz. 1-lb. ~~~ 1 l~'ls ••. SALMON S.ioll. 1 "· 79c r. 49c ZION OLD FASI41DNiiiD 0ak Mess... 1 BEANS with - . . . sauce, 41 oz. cKPEPPER 1 lllthl SPICIIiD 50 higher . shorn ewes steady: .._ •...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.._ _ r~ ,nQ prime 110-L\IQ lb sprios la!llbs moally 2150-22.00, choico go«( Plckena hllllhtlr ~ UAo 4er 111m II 1M 111110111'* - fort of a crepe sole wedge. It's a sleek fall pump, $vlt•M INII ·15.50.2-3400-5501b ts.S0-1450. No. by Rep. Howard 11. Bal<or R· 'AAll ..... -.. ' 0 f~Un d •• · · • 3 600 lb ar ii bove 13· ·25· 13 _...., _ Tenn .. and supported by all of boars steady, 10.50-Hl-75, few 200- the other Jlino Two BLA 250 lb t Lltl-11.25. of the 15 Democn11> jumped Sheep .350r &laughte.: spring party traces to SIJpPOrt t I lambs steady to strong, ms,iUice& motion Rep~bJicans. 2 Sill"" w:u GOP presidential nomination actiou today. ROUND .~ ~~~- " ' - " A-k•" Thin Lunch Meat -:18.00; lew 211.00-IMI.OO, good 24.00- vide net reductions of $10.6 bll27.00, standard 20.00-24.00. lion for bot-h individuals and lb JIO.tltl-2111l, utility and 17.01-19.00; shorn ew" 4.00.. , o......... !el;d!Md ~~ bolli IUdiW&f ~ ALBANY, N. Y.- Gov . NeJ. son A. Rockefeller continued his unofficial quest for the 1964 •· 99c All Good ,~~, 69c Sliced Bacon SLICED CHEESE 1------..--..-----------' and standard 19.75-21.00; average visions. This probably would choice 800 lb heifers z-4.00, aver~ ' hol(t the ~et revenue lass froQl ~ good lA> low choice 700-800 lb individual tax relief below $9 1 22 . 50-23.~ utUity and commercia) billion. <9WS ll.fii'-IS.SO; otiUty and eom-1 Stili lacing the con1mitt.,, : ~rcial ~ulls 17 .~18. $1. individu-, were showdown votes on t 11 1 al eammercial 19.00: good 14().350 President's recommendations lb feeder steers 22.56-23.00; me- ror reductions in corpor1tion 1 dium and good 600 lb heifers 1tax levies: Kennedy's over-aU 1 I!UlO: vealers steady: choice 27.00 tax program is designed to p~ 115:110 ~~ 41N11t 41 Grtac~Ylllr * .~~ ~ we~;""_, ·- ....... 33e HEEL·O-ROUND GROUND dis~· Galli~ tll~ STEAKS BONELESS ROUND w:..es . '. CUBE BEEF STEW The ... " Q.k I ago. 'Dlt 111!11 '!rib;• ~ ... tel'1111'111 ... llobtrl lliltf, H081!1tal Iii DQIQII, From FRESH MUSHROOMS~:,..-- "'-49c House Wqy• 41 Meant Col!lml~ tee voted 18 to • today lo cui everybody's lncQI11.e taxes startin~ Jan. I. CINCINNA'I'I <UP11-Ltvooto>c~ The \el tate reductions Callie !5Q, Dl!lvt> ~ ; !lll\l&ilter tl!<lommendod by President Ken- ROTISSERIE. steen stqdJ to weak iuttJJWel ~y - would averfl;ge Wl per is lower, helfer• !lead;, cows and celll and cost the Treasury $9.5 bulls fuUy ~ady; average with I billio~ in revenue when fuJiy ROAST few high choicf' around 900 lb -effective on Jan. 1, 1965. slaughter steen 25 25, mostly av-1 The net ta_~ relief would average c~ice 9QI)-120Q Jb ~. 50- 1 erpge less Lhan 19 per cent. S,v25.00, high Jood to low choice frlss for SOme taxpayers WQIIId 24.00, most good suo-11.50, utility be redut.'ed by tax-tightenina pro I Hogs 1100; barrows and gUts steady to 15 lower, sows mostly st~ady : 1·2 100-1!!5 lb barrows and gllts steady to 15 lower, sows moatly steBdy; 1-1 300-325 lb bar· roW8 and gilis ll.l0..18.2S, near • two pill' eent of h1l patlellta. Or. llkll11&1' ulcl 1\11 1111 ll:tltftlfllfOlD' lmately •,illl 1*IP"' flDee ~ ldnalill hla »>''CCII!t 111111 JRit lallon 011 approllmatel)' Hospl"talNews c .. WAYS, MEANS COMMITTEE VOTES ON BILL --- Ridgway oa1d he 11101 manlpJo RUMP- SIRLOIN TIP Frank Petrey If: vice presl~ Jr., dent of tbe spmuoring urgani- WASHJNGT(lN (UPll - IIOCiarian mildJdn6. .. three dllys jatl confinement for DWl; Clarence llnylea, Mi<ldleport. lorfoilod el5 bond. disturbiq the peace; Junlur Lunilurd and Dale KosillfiOII, both of I'Qillerny, eli an<! ..,.ta for intoiioation ; Clint"!' !)on. van, ~ lllld cata, ln~atlclt_l; Charles Lloyd, $15 bond lol'le1ture lor runnlnjl a •IDP Silll\: Allred !lee~ . Q~ bon<l lurlehllfe, asSIYII and b«ttery, an<! t,arry .Jaeobs, l'omor<IY, $00 allll coo.ts, leaving the scene Q! an accident. ~nd UO and 'oosts, reckleso operatloo, o:, Heaton who alao stated IJIW DOl practice UPI Bne • fS. - , . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, AU(; 14! J9e3-S el C01181J't'lllsm llilell.~ .... l!outiJ .... ~ o' • II a d!lef dJd not itv. upton. tol4 'In lbe ~· lie' E. Evaoa, Rt. t, Middleport: . liD taug1o nprahdl7 with J1C111ee. Ul( UIZ pectatlolw. .... !l'slJer Ill lllll llrJ~111 Mn. Finn H. N8DCe, Galli~ WASHJNGTON- The lc!U<b7 At 1eu1 u ...... amato11 and 11 o. .... .;., _.., 1 llll7 ,__ Jill Ferty; Mn. DaVId Ranldn_ , raJirood work 1'1llet ..... o f tba !Dtogrlliollilta ....... ....,;;.. .. mill! ... ! II·Fn 1Dorti111 ;,_._ • 8 r . . ---:~-~-----~1Rt. 1, PI, Pleuant; Jameo 1L .u. peared today to bave beea ...,.led bodily to walling paddy ·. A - Elbert Hubbard 111tber w.,_ a . _ , 8 & &cered H pllal Rice, Rt. I, Pt. Pleasant; Kay (Continued from I' dumped ba<!' ln tbe lap of I • - · ~ No. ~ of the weU-Imowo "A feMI PI liJIIIe I Jlfd • fl 01 C. Roush, Rt, 1, Letart; Mrs. page ' "'luctaot COIJSreu. AI one point an eotimated l,GGO a new to Garcia." ...-.IQ« and e8UJti ~7 Among th..., who entered IJack Lewis, Irootoa; Mro, Jon!- day nl&ht and early today al'lng Secretary of Labor W. Will· (IOl'IO!lo coucregated aud jeered ed, even the lllOI!Itll part& a r • villndll, 11e11<e an'lllualcll efpja lolzer hospital dur"\11 the pastl 011 F. Blair, Rt. 2, Waverly; lofr. ,the Commuuist waD, prole!!- ard WlrblllliiOUIICOd Theeday police. 110ft and lncapeble of hllldlinJ II_ Wbal-- wu lint ' · $1 hours were.: Mrs. Ella C, Hobart C. Wiseman. Rt. 5 Jock-' mg Its exlateilo!e on the second nlgbt tbe co~pse of collective The oquabble ""oterJ around food. ctvn the ume New Rollaed! lty. • JohllS<ln, 74 M!ll Creek Rd ., Gal-l son : Lawrence M. Donahoe, Me- anniver(lllry of Its erection. bargaining tallu he bad been the uae of mobU. cworooma tn l A - Aullralia. I _ " · Dpolls; Mrs. E. Monroe Gate- :Arthur; lofrs. William N. Chat- About 3,000 young pei'I!Ons holding with union llld rail ne- the Nesro neighborhood, scene of ' Q- llW Raloerl write •ood, 826 Second Ave., Held, Ironton ; Mro. John J . took part in tbe riolous oot- gotiators. racial quari'eUonq lor lbe past'the A aid [ Q _ Prtor 1e the adopllou of boo"·I. f IU!, Jeffrey Sunmons, 04 McGraw, St. Clairsville, O.; break, which mcluded attacks several - .. The lnregratioo-ILoc Syoe? lbe C..JIIIallon how .., the I A- A lew 1tlbes otlll ba'f• Hedgewood Or., Galbpolls ; Eu- WendeD R. Horton, Jackson; on aU. S. Army stall ca~ and A mass of cold air blown In Isis claim the use of the mobU. I A- Robert Burns said that laallou 10......., wbea Cobge&o lhereditary eblefo, 11rt they 1ft gene L. Wood, 833 Second Ave., Nicholas p , Cappelli, Spring- a Communist diplomatic Umou- by windJ in excess of 50 miles ' classroom• perpetualell alleged de he tool: down tbe words as he woo oo1 1a &H&Iou? not always considered tba beadi ~eorge M. Swanson, Waterloo field. Volley A. Boggs Ironton , sine, the man-handling or two per hour left Ohioans sltlvering !ado segnogation of the city's heard an old mao omg tl1em, A _ B .11 of 13 of these tribes. • s.ar Rt.; Grover C. Long, 1728 ' • ' IWestern news photographers · !all-like weather toda public schools. but Bul'l!l ill usually given Y a commt ee Chatham Ave.; Mrs. Thomas A. Roscoe H. Babbert, Ashland, lights witl1 club-wielding The <:ooler weather is ~e to Cllmb Pawer ...~ credillor writing them. persons, one !rom every state. Q - Are tltore uy o1a1e1 '!I Stephens, Rt. 2, Galbpolls; Mi- Ky · Berlin pohce. at least through Friday During the height ol tbe mel<e 11 _ How did au illusloo ef 1110 unioll toda1 wllll I loPf c~e.l C. Fulks, Rt. I, Crown Blrtb> . the mercury tonlgbt ex- a )Wng Negro man and a teen- Q- Ia Moolem religiOn wbo 1pleaty come to be bowo ao a •w-lakeo? · ob City , Mrs. Allee S. Haner, Mrs. Thomas A, Stephens, Rt. CIDCAGO - - Martm to plunge 1o below the aged Indian girl !rom Wisconsin Is IsraiU! l ~~arme<kle least• ·' ' 11401', SecOIId Ave.; Mrs. Mar- 2, Gallipolis, son, 6:48 p.m.; King Jr., Jack•• Robinson mark. . climbed up two power poles and A- llra!U lo the Moslem an-I . A- Only one- Newlflunp< garet M. Call, Middleport; Char. Mrs. Emil M. Figgins, Rt. I Bid- James H. Meredith were stayed aloft for several houri ID gel of music, who will sound A - It stems from the story shire. ..,..;...,...,;.,..i.i,..;.;;..;;:.;,;.:;,;:,;:.,;.::;;:;;,;;:;;.;~::., i ed m the list ol lOll most lnfluthe rain. Anolber demoMir- tbe resurrection trumpet on entia I Negroe~ named today by chained himJelf lA> a pipe. Six the last day. Ebony magazme. girls lay down on the railroad In a speeial edition commemtracks near tl1e Mobile da.. II- How moay lnDI . . . on None Priced Higher BEEF MD ou R I s~ . 11J1111· Df, U.. U 11!1 ~ AS ADVERTISED Rev. Rny Wlul will ~li•er • 1":...-...t invooaUOII and l;eaedicUoo. __..,. rU1\ Sjleclal music will be . present- - - - - .........., , .. fU\.\. .. od by 1 looal &roup, to be - " ,,. I· ..,_ wmt finod namod later. 1 or .IN IM!ad• 'l't!Nclv !!IPI I Clinul>;inc the alternoon's II'in _ . , M~ Cllll'tt. Le- · tlvitioo will be a Llttlo Leap 1 · ga • , 'l'lttJ .,... : ~t~oel;ell CQQteal betwtlell Rio (liar J;:. aiu'dolte, Mi«ll• Grande lllld. Yl!tton. I ~K • """ . . 111!1 ceslf far 'l'ba d!Dner will be servod s~ . le~vinc lltf scene of an ace~ ll'<llll 11::10 a. m. through 3 p. deBt, ~ tllll and coot&, plua m. B d ""'"'"" on s .a. po~:lll1 1 ~JIIJ"":,elt"!a~•l!ot>l i;~ l t;.;:: 0~ Qla~, worso~il11b Eight_ F• ~.~ 0. Forfeited !ie.4 • :' a.D~y ~tm-1, Pomeroy-Mic141tPOft, 0.,'~-. 14. 1MJ "I'd 11181111 to oo11 1 pep! 1111' 1 ~.. lilt boo~ illflllllllflai...,M 11111m taken, l!eed !PI,' i<I J)r. HeaiOP told the court he Broadway muslcola. liho ......,1..._ ..., oorlier," ohe ooid, ml "''-"' plahlllfl Ia lllo IIIII, ~ nnted to r,uoa•n 111111- llu lrel!lei ~tely 3,100 io best lmowu on Broadway lor he an intoniew. wltll tbe tleJso County Com- 1 always wanted to be rud7 pot10111 .moe he set up praeNEW YORK •Ul'l > - Dorothy role as Lady Thiq In 1b0 Rod- I "I'd worked hard oil my life.. ·I (Coatlaued Fram Pqe 0.01 mtss~onen. wu calloclto test1- It there wao any cbaole Ill the t1ce ID Pomeroy lour yeart.IIO· Sarno!!. who qult •how business , gers and Hammentein musical, I'd oeeo other 1tan who wereo'l lllld C~el m i~Mmcl, ()'. IUII!Idl of tbe Meigs Coonty Dr. Heaton llso tootilled be "to fllld ti~ \Q live" h.. come 1"The Kill& IJIId 1." hiiPIIY de!Q>ite ,their tuccm. If _!ollowrns the n0011 r<eeS$, Roool oa1d 11 111o ep1 '= M~lt!ll ~ lbal 1111¥ ~ 11M tllld b)' '111t<Ki~ T, II*, 0111 ~ reli...,.ent bocJIISO she ' Sev<o years ago !!he married you 're 10 bu1J will> • ca....,., that doctors <f llliiPJth¥1 11*1- IIGI'II tll!l..tiJ ~·" R. L. JaccbB, and bolpltal adcot~kln't 111 QYt Qf her ptetty , Miltool\aymOIId. vice Jli'Uidem of mQbo you'rt m!!l!lnl • IQI, I de- or 000 tim.,, JlC!I1Ihlnt .-oil rime. lclne ohould 11e plaeool ., 11o Dt. a - _ _. wn. lllllllalrat.Qr GeQrp Smltb lbal blonde head a line from a John - - - - - - - - - - cjded 1o lind lime lo liv<." Asked why she was "un-retir- ll(eigs Memorial boopllll staff ef die tri.I, wu .ailed "I wu to be gaoled courtesy Milttn poom. NQW, tllo bluHyed boJ111Y '' Iinl" ~~ ......,)earl, II! ttt> lsub)totto the approv" by ~ to the tlllld · - - · Qaet- ptlvlleges.'' Heaton Jald Ill... Milo Sarnoll beaP ~•r o..""' lllllPiillll t11ow bull- 11a1D. , of ~ No.IMediPI Soeltlf ~ _, ........, • 1111 1M ~ l!ds before lila booPIIII 'IP' in 11111010 pol .. 1111 llfltr , wllll I!! 1!!111~ at ~ho pNoh 1not my huobtnd. 'flltl oilier Mtl- F'UIIll .-keel prott\ICO ~ oe..- _..,.,... 11e oakl 1Je slped 1 nql4 10 wUUIIlll • MetrQpolm of Ill lho Hotel PIN"- I ...... tba llllt lt'tl\'l his anything Ill lho bJ-Iaws llld ............. hJtiWtlltllll lbtt !*""!*' bill mllleatiOii tl>e Air oudili<la. She - • on ll lui Ill newr 10 back ~ Hem , tbe medleal JOCiety mu.t ap- • hla lefUmony •.......... .... lo be reviewed by tba Mtllt to ...,._ •inP'I willl oporo ..,.ra," ahe uid. "Opera _ , t poem oa hlo ~~ And Iprove RA>ed read several u- Heaton denied thet be prae- Medical Society, but he did so cornponiel Ill Now \'ork, Sin I ~~~~· lbe den;andl, offer tl1e lull thai ... a)ocll whlcll 11 delth lo t. !rom tbe by-laws of the tJces sectarian medicine ... In protest. Dr. Heaton said he Fr~, ~ Angeloa. Now Or~tlofae~on. I opont monthl lor bide, ·lod.O wh~ "" Ull~; , ~rp~l and also from a bill- term lor unethical" ao4.' tesU- wu told this was a "mere for1 le- Philadalphio, Toronto. St. llobtrt J)v lrm •ndh ; · accreditation and 11ao fled thell;e does mallty." Louts,~ Salt Lll~ City. oanc 1 J. Bill, cha an 11ar '""''· . w • 1 ap '""' I .,.. "' 'in QIIIIIQp t.o U.l <llebo!llcs. 1111- Tllfl lellilliOIIY of Dr. 11141will> the ll!lljor U.S. lll'll1Piloniu, ~ tho aiQlul)lllo Grande -~n f'l 141 olllll ID II only 18 tlmOOI. boon llYOII I YQico, I 0111111 to be •· """o4 wby lite • ....tL ~ '-•d.... · !111<!1'1111 lallowo4 ~~~t~eh tbe 11111111 did tolev1&i<la, supper cl\lb on- 'Dinnor, ~ bY Ule Rio Ollllroadwoy, I'd do~ role IiilO uolol II.'' I Wban ";" , = ;r'::; _ !!!""~"!.. ""· .. QY .~. w _ • ,;, ~ and 1 numbo< of Grande ltlomOI'lal l\aln.. today • • '" " • BJ GAY PAULJ!Y VPJ Eolltor ,' /.1 . ""· .) �• .• • • ' , • • ·' Maloney Gets 18th Win :On Two .. Hitte .The:Daily SentQ!el. I '' Prospects Are Looking Good For Near Record Ohio Crop Despite " I ' ,.ciNCINNATI <UPU _ 11 oeems Jansen aaid after lb& gime. wu thtowiac hard. but my """e l bang<< :s agolnsl giant •~ 1 Pl~n 's lstb. Harp«, Ptuon. j fifth and another to Fell':" , ~Mt · ftU')'time Jim Jaloney Actually the ZZ..year-old Red wa• good and 1 was uain1 it 1 Juan l\1.... ::. 1. Marlchat, wboaur- Robmson ar,iPete ~tach~ m ~ eJghth. M~m'!l.a., W~. M "tchet he converts new believ- ri hthander struck out only RV· lot too." rendered two-run homers to Vada two hitJ , bUt lbbe., big wen walked, w~ the only other . 1 pi cou 1e under hb seasonal I Reminded that he il now three Pinson and Fram ftublnsob Jn wasted as te1urmatea were base t •t'lD··a . . tra. en, a forP nine innings 1n "''in· over his pre-season (oreeasl of u se~n-p 1us mnutp, · •Wil1•ie Mays Frsne~&· Tbe lltett 1a san Francisco . average wu charged ! thrown out at the plate on each f 'd' lf~il Sanlift-" ~ · coach Larry JaMen wpo ning for the lath time against ' · cent&.~ .~. the er, bottom "8$ 11 • o:;u to pttc;NnJ: four v1ctortea, Mll1oney grinned a nd with his sixth aefeal · He bas also , one · h M •· , cohort··f.... of t h 1 I f 1 saki "'Ibe nut one is 19 That'a won 18. The s utou was a""'ney • s ....... .,. m 1'· - -- - - •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •... · had a dugout o Ma Giants oney • osses. . 1~ ., belort Rovc ·. fflh of the campalgn matchin•~ elgbtn after two-hit 4.(1 job view on the "I had real Kood control," Ma· r my • new prediction. J'm· taking I Tom Harper smg I -~ mon•g-. ·h ; Alvin Oark 1 ,. id . 1 jut Uuo · · the one at a lime " inaon's 17th homer ill the fourth ' Jim O'Toola for Red honors In had '"~a pine ··•n<r 1or 4·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Aug. 14, 1981 n;~YO:~~t~ an ne throw I :=eyb~~ ~ ~tre':eas an; try in;~~: M~lone got solid batting sup- I inning and in the ei~h!h the clu· I lhbi departn..~r. t Jnr. gave_ up a ing lborls~p Ernie Bowman. 1 u bard .. Maloney dr: tooijht." : get them lo hit II. I thought I pori from hia teammates, who sy rooki< beat .. ... to ' single to llarvey Kueli9 Ul the Junior Are wiD be 75. centl PAGE ! ~ bWI~prior m~~~~.~~= !~~..~~::! i~~: Lousing Up Record Books I h~=~ion leagu..Jerdillg Los Angelea COLUMBUS IUPJl _ High I 11162 UPI top 10. were Warren Major Le...e Slalldbtp Houston ot St. Louis, nij[ht By Mn.TON RICHMAN era and within 2 I·!· of the fiC/>POI football will return 19 Ohio ! 19.0.11; Sandus&, 17.0.21; Middle· By Untied Pre• bolemotional Amerlcoa Leacue UPI Sporto Writer pia"" Giants. Cincinnati hat Fri,day mornlna when $5.000 can· I town 19-tl; Cincinnati Roger Ba· [ National Lea1ue W. L Pd. GB Warren Spehn did k againseven ollts last 10 games 1 did'ateo rtport ID 816 team. for con 19-0l ; Steubenville 9-tl; AJ. w. L. Pet. GB New York 74 40 .649 simply to satisfy ·the sticklers and John 'hllourls IJI.SI " ~ opening ot rail practice. liance (6-2-ll; Lorain Admiral Lo!! Angelf:s 89 47 .595 . Chicago 67 50 .573 81,1; keep them from claiming be was Fred Hutchinson'• choice to . ~tually, the season unofficial- King 19-ll; and C'.eveland St. Ig- ; San Francisco 65 53 .551 1 Minnesota 65 .52 .508 lO Y.! low;ing up the record book. the Bl!COnd ot thrM pame. W'th ~~ ly &•II uncltr:way Thuraday with nalius <8-01. . .. 1st. Louis 6> 53 .551 5 Baltimore I 6 S4 .479 191> The 42·year-old Milwaukee! the Giaots tonight. Dark will ARRIVES IN ZONE 57 62 ·479 1914 southpaw settled a two-week-long( counter \': l!n :rooklt hank Linz" ttfA 1iuuance of practice unif?rms. Canton MeKmJer, trachtion~lly 1 Cincinnali IJS 56 .53'7 6'f.t Ck>veland Staff-Sgt. Harry R. Lyons I But Obio RJIJ)t School AthleUc A•· a powerhouse, wtll be roturnmg ' Chicago 81 54 .530 7\' Boston 55 60 ·471 19'' debate TueJday night when he of. who will be making hlo first safely at Panama Can- , aoctai~n rulto forbid phyoical to the prep grid wars after , I Pittsburgh 80 57 .51! 91> Kansaa City 53 62 .~I 211> ficlally hecame the all·llme left. or leagoe •tart. Zone ~Iter transfer I r om pra'ttle. se"lons hetween tilt end year'a absen~. The Bulldogs Philadelphia 61 118 .m 81> 1Loa Angeleo 55 81 :~~ ~~ handed strikeout king of the rna· -·---- ·AFB, Abellne, Tex. He 51 : .3S9 ~~ , jor leagues with a career tot.sl of of the seaaon .!JI November and I were suepended for the 1962 sea- Milwaukee 60 5!1 .504 , ... ~ Detroit ENTECTAINS CLUB the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al33 2,383. 42 the third Friday before . Labor son for a rtcruittng violation. Houston 45 71 .m at Washington Mrs. Jack Bachner entertainLyons of Racine. His wife, Day. New York 38 79 .325 31'•1 T11tsday'a Reaulll Spahn achieved the milestone ed her card club recently at and two children, O.lr The prop cridders will 'he re· Open Hou•e Held At Tueadoy.. Relullo by atriking out five butlers in a her borne on Uncoln-st. Prizes and Harry Jr., are visit. . pariDK rc,, a season which wi11 1 WI, , p· . . Chicago 3 Cleveland 0, mght 4-3 victory over tbe·Los Angeles were awarded to Miss Martha . i open Sept. I and run through lUipermg me• Clncmnab 4 San Fran. 0, night , Kansas City 4 Detroit 2. night Dodgera that repre.'Ontnd his 14th Howell and Mrs. Carl Horkey. in Racme,, and p1ann ng to Nov. !O: f'i>r tho firot time, team• ' Dr .. and Mrs. L. L. Roush en· Milwaukee 4 Los Angeles 3, mght Baltimore 6 Minnesota 1, night triumph of the season and the Other players were Mrs. Har· him later. 2 will be limited to 10 gasnes, in· . tertamed with Open House Sun. St. Louis 4 Houston • mght . Los Angeles 4 Wash. 3. night 341st of his career. . old Hubbard,Mrs. Eugene Gher· -,.---luding pre • seliSQII previews. Iday from 2 to 4 p, m. at Pittsburgh at N. l ., Ppd. ram New York at 8os., Ppu, rain In a manner of speakmg, Spahn ke, Miss Anna Howell, Mrs. ghters, Leda Mae and Mrs. Lar· :'wsAA Commissioner Paul E.' Whispering Pines on the Bashan tOnly games scheduledl Wednea<loy'a Probablt PK<hon had been walking around witil an John Welsh. Mrs. David Landis llllid the same Jimltation Road for members of the Fed- W~•Y'• ProHble Pitchers Washington .at Los Angelt>'" 'erisk since J~ly ~ when he er was a guest for the evenlng. li was includt"d in lhe rules at the erated Church. The home was Pittsburgh at New York - (night) -Ostt>l.!n 16-8) v ·ed five. Clncm.nati batterJ and , Mrs. Bachner serv·' refresh· , I be Uf II d ted th gh Cardwell (9-12) vs. Jackson {7-14) t:U request of the coachet. au u y ecora roo • San Francisco at Cincinnati Chance Ho-13). . lght his strikeout total to ments at the close of the even· I ! out with arrangements of flow. cit 1 1 ht ~78 Some said that total made fnio:rht> - O'Dell 01-61 vs:. Tsi- Detroit at Kansat Y ng . · ing. Exemptions due to prior sche- ers for the -asi'oo. 8 <A-'_ Regan t7·4H vs. Drabowsky <4- h1m the new all-time left-handed , • d\lling were made for Toledo, ·cue&ts were taken on a tour touns 8- 5). M.l k 81 I strikeout king, but, other& 1aid it L'--'- K G d Dayton, Akron and Cincinnati, all of tbe home and gardens, and Los Angeles at I wau ee l " ota ( I ht ) did 't lrwo ay ar ner .,1 n a vear's d <nl.,htl - Drysdale tiS-12) vs. Baltimore at Min~s ng n . • -' h. h of w I<' Wf!rt! eve · cookies an punch were serve -Roberts 11·9) vs. Perry <9-Bl. 1 Rube Waddell, former AC)IJf.hpaw Marrrage A:nnOUIICf!fiJ. srare to romply with the new 'ed by Mrs. Roush, assisted by Sadowski ti.Sl. CleV<!Ian4 at Chicago <nlghtl- for the Philadelphll A's, was the Mr. •nd Mrs. John Gardner rule. Lalldis said the 10 . game her sister, Mrs. Maxine Conn of Houston at St. Louis (night! H be tll-6) I I th Urnit inc!udes Ill posl. season Parkersburg, W.Va., to appro:x- Johnson 151 vs Sadecki (7-7). Kralick 00-11) vs . .;r rt Bos. 1 eauae of the argument. Two sedp- of B~pre ~~~ .ar;roun~ng Ll e · st · d layoff .,8 mes Chicao:ro at Philadelphia (2, twi- New York at Bos n- 1· arate record boob listed Wa • marr1age ot uteLr aug er, nh c For ampton. o1p an P " · imate1y 40 guests. " t U5·5)' vs. Morehead (6-9). dell's strikeout total at 2,375. da Kay to Craig Wehrung, son 00 the ilrst time, teams wiiJ light-night) Toth (3-7) and Jack· Other books listed bls total aa Mr. and Mrs, Harlan Weh· be limited to lhret inters('holast· ' NOMINATED FOR JUG son (13-10) vs. Culp I 11-tm and I Tburlday•1 Game1 te I 2,381. rung of Pomeroy. ic scrimmageb. The first in r-1 DELAWARE, Ohio IUPIJ -A I Bennett 4-2). ~, Washingt<Jn at Los Angeles Spahn took care of all the book• Attendants were Mr. and Mrl!l. schOOl sessions will be held Aug. record number of 870 yearling Tbunday•, GaJaet Tuesday night. however, when he C. L. Faulkner of Springfield, 2( the s~oond on either Aug. "n Standardbred• hRve been nomi- Pittsburgh at New York, night ' :~~~o~t ~a':.~ne~~fa. <nlghtl got losing pitcher Bob Miller oa uncle and aunt of the groom. or' 28, and the £ina! scrimmages . nated for the 1965 Little Brown Chicago at Philadelphia, night New York ·at Boston a called third strike in the sev- The young couple , in their last an Aug. 31. I Jug. the 20th annual classic for San Fran. at crnctnnati, night enth inning for the 2.382nd •trike- year of training at Riverside Landis said no major rules 3-year-old pacers, I Los Angeles at Milwaukee: -. <Only games acbeduledl out of his career. His final&trike- Methodist Hospital, Columbus, changu had b«n inaugurated by ~--- · - out victim was pinch hitter AI reside at220 W. J,.ane Ave., Col· the OHSAA ror the coming season. Ferrara, who ended the game. umbus. I ! I ANTHONY Plumbing ·Heating Ohltng. l •r~y~W:ol:fe~a~s~=::~--~ I 1 •••• 1 • PLUMBING AND PhDI'O WY 4-2550 ~ B tts' Att Ab t T Rest Defense ~ r:~re ~~;:v::~:~~ ~~w::;~ · U orneys ., ou ib0 I A • '" I In $MI"11"IOD sateve p·OS' t L. e ction ·Idle Twe Weeb ----- An attack of tendonitis had kept TO MEET TONIGHT game to wear a white cap so that Spahn idle since that July 29 con- The Past Councilors of Chesthe may be easily distingnished test and In his first game back eF··<'Aiuncil Daushtera of Amerfrom the rest of the officiating . h 11 crew. The same system has been ATI..ANTA fUPil _ Attorney! or to the game. ~o anythln& .to hurt the Tuesday night he &eattered nine ica wiD meet at the lodge a for ror Wallace Butts pl·anned to r~ad Burnett !laid he took note~~ of 11.y of ?eorgta. hit1. The. Bravee nicked Dodger tonight at eight o'clock with 1 .,~ efrect in college football • 1 parta of lwo depositions and per- the conver98Uon, a facet of thl Carm1chael .sald he had starter Johnny Padres for three Mri. Eldon Kraeuter and da~ NVt"ra Landisyears. said most games will be haps put one more witnees on 18uit that ha5 dr..awn con1iderable the Burnett note! sho rt IY runs in t he fust i nnin g and ::;":.~1: I ~i;i;.iii;;;;;;;;;;;;,iiiiiiliiiiiiiil played on Friday nights, the tra- I he stand today befo~ ruling teatimony from • number of a~is- they were made and they .were Menke's sacrifice fly in the eiilhthi ditional time for schoolboy action. their case in the SlO miJiion libel 1 tant coaches and others durmg not the same as the ones mtro- Inning produced the winning Incidents of rowdyism, reported-! &uit aginst the Saturday Eve- the trial. lduced by Post attorney Welborn . after Los Angeles had tied )y have crea!ed a trend in • few ning Po1t. I A witnesa Tuesday, Atlant.« res- Cody last week. score. elites toward Saturday afternoon The suit is in its second week taurant operator John CarCase Nean Jury action. Toledo •nd Cleveland, before a jury of 12 businessmen michael, challenged the authe- William Schroder, chief et:!Ufl9el SIGN fOLLEGE ITAR along with several other areas, in the federal courtroom in t~ ticity of the notes. for BuU.s, said after court rertported several such incidents old post office buildiQg here. Carmichael was sbown a copy ccssed Tuesday that he had parts NEW YORK <UPII - The·iigne•dj last season. Butts, whole career as a coacll of the notes the Po1t had intro-~ of two detJOSitlons to read today York Knickerbocker.!! have •• Toledo Ctlntral Catholic, which and athletic director at he Unl. !duced aa •vidence. and might put on_ o~e "live:· wit- Bill O'COtmOr of Ca.nisiusNatlonall put together a rloc . t 9.0 seaso.n, versity of Georgia hand spanned ( He was .,ked 11 they were the neSB, whom he didn t. ldentUy. contract lor the 1118U4 Tired of eatln1 at home? t d C od ld th t I Schroder Basketball .UooctsUon FasIest way t 0 fl nd i ood will he de(en _mg Its top ra mg , nearly a quarter or a etntur~, Jsam• notet Burnett made last y sa a' I O'Connor, the ltnickl' No.3 In the 1162 United Press lnrerna. .sned the Post following tha pubh· Seplsnbtr nine days prior to took no more than an hour, the RESTAURANTS Is in tht tiona! football coaches nUnss .'cation of a alory lest March 23 the game.' Post could complete presentation ehoice, was tile highest acorerl YELLOW PAGES, whert The Toledo poworhoiLOf received ,that Butts and Alabama coach "No sir these are not the same of rebuttal witnesses. in Canlsiua hlltory with YOUR FINGERS DO THE 1J of the 31 fit~t place vo_tes, and I Paul lBearl Bryant con1pirtd to notes," c'armk:hael answered. In that case. t~e trial eould cp_o ln _ts _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l Wl,~lliNI.i• rolled ~ a ,decisive mara:m ln. to- rig the outome of the lt62 AlaPll'lller Emplo)oer pouibly go to the Jury Thursday. . •• ttl_ pomtl over runner-up Niles , 1bama-Georgia game ":'hJch A,la- l Carmiehael, testifying as one In Tuesday'.s proceedings, parts His deposition ahowed that wh1ch luid 110 8.0.1 mark. bama won by the loprnded score of the final wltnesse• for Butts of the depositions of free lance f CUrt' Publiah' Behind the two leader& In the · or 35.0. I b a fDI'mer employer of Burnett: writer Frank Graham Jr. wert~ enue d~ ;:. miUioD ~ B~tts, sometimes tearfully, has He aald the lnlllfance man came read to the jury. and t106 miUion in U161. He said foUowin& the adoipticm 1· 1demed that he gave away any to him and told him of overhear- Gr a h a m, wh~ ~y·line secret.. lng tbe Butti·Bryant conversa- peartd on the article, 'The Story a new editorial policy "'"i"' SALES & SERVICE l!lry•t Also S~ . tion. of a College Football Fix," tes- mqazint 'has travelled j'25 ALL. FED UP 1 pe. 1 I I .Bryant_ th~ rl~- ~ ''John, Burnett not talk ~mg clunalaoaDdh-ashasden1ed ~ multJ~ulrvewas got quoted myseU ·as in saying, an aw-~'tilled Butts, that Bryantheordid Carmichael bon-dollar ault pendmg apinsl Ilui trap and 1 don't know what to the publication of the · . ..~....I·N"''·' M'. AS.o· : I I 1.. WITRAD& t....: J I w' • READY· MIX CONCRETE FAIR SPECIALS there'• ' Savings ·to SOOfo See All the New MERCURYS On Display At The MEIGS CO. 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Deed, Pareela, •' Selplo. Orvllle flilrtan, Elsll Garton, Charles L. Dye, lletty . Dye, P. F. Dye, LIIDaD Dye, Evanp. Uno Rodehavor, llclberl Rode- There Will Be MII'JP"II ret Dye, Ill Wren Murrey, hanr, J111101 A. D).re, : ... . ' Something For Everyone ' smooth, ,.-.&tlsfylng flavor . A l'ftW"DILIGHTFUL IIVIIAGI '·, 1 • ., · r • 1iY.ME INTIII fAMILY ei 'p. C )J1 . ' ·~-n-~ Athtns,O• Harold Watson and Bill Nelson will be at the tent to help anyone. .~··· ""' ., \ Shop I ' ANNIVERSARY Fabri~ I I iin~t~•tlo~ng:tll:e:w:ay~·~·=mw~a~rd~:::=:::a!!!~ a GREAT SA'liNGS ~~hool VA'• (LELAND'S T.V. - 1-· We woondered wbelber mill· Edward Pllr!Orul, Maud ParIng so many nationalities and 1101111 to L, D. Bird, Carrie E. so many young women, wltll Bird, 99\1 acre1, Chester. tensloos mounting during the Norma E. Ward, dec., to ilaln·ll (Just A Few ,Doors From Mason Furniture) · ' elimination events, M!ltllted In dolph Ward, eecu Ward, Edith · Air-Conditioned For Your Comfort any hair-pulling." DeVol, James C. Ward, Wllllam "If there Is, we've not .heard Ward, Cert. of Trans., MiddJe. DENNIS WEAVER OWNER & OPERATOR about It," said crooker. 'I think port. HOURS: the very fact It Is an lnterna- Randolph Ward, Ward, ~ MONDAY 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. tiona) group prevents anybody Cecil D. Ward, SybU Ed· OTHER DAYS 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. cryin8 'foul.' Each girl lo try· lth DeVol, Melvin DeVol, ling to be a good repreoentative C. Ward, Lillian Ward, I 1 a .lool EN to type of magazlne "I envision." !be Post. . . ltD do about it.'' Carmlcbaol said "hecaiiSC! !hoy would simply deny The Poet laid Atlanl<i iDSur· Burnett told him that he had 1it.'' 1 ance man George Burnett accl· told a friend about the conversa- He was asked: .. You knew and den Iaiiy ovarbead a lion and it had reached Unlvers- the Curtis Publish ina Co. knew WY 2·22SJ convera•tion between Butts, ity of Geor111 offtciala. th\Jit when that 1rticle was pub81 1. M.ln St. Pomeroy hu since rnl1ned Carmichaet testified that he U&~ it would ruin Wally Butll' athltli<: dlreclor, and Bryant called Butts, In Philadelphia on career?" --- ----· busineti triP at the time, and "Yes, we did," Graham retold him of the development. The plied. two of them had owned >tock In Adopla Now Polley , the same venture at one time. Jn another deposition, Clay ' Ht »aid Bolli tDid him: 'Til Blair, editor in chief of the Post. I FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. you thi1, rm sure te.stiried that the magazine had nothing to It, beea ... I'd never adopted a policy of "sopbilticated - Sele:ted Group of Summer Fabrics Now At ••• Th@ I MOTOROLA )'JtJdl . . •" J It oaly • loDa .......... rilllJII I I I WEAVER'S BARBER SHOP I I j .. NOW OP U·M-100 1 2 BELTONE HEARING CENTER CL [_u.sY tf.RIAS t:t.r., FABRIC 1 ., ~vacu ON tooo II EJ It , . tl 1a1t ,_.., pl'ldneU• wtd.le _. CLEARANCE r- . - - - - - ----- - - , G·E Swivel-Top br"t ' . I Hugh SUMMER SPECIALS 1 *·• Tbe expected INPI cnp I( li'" Bottom 0 Property Transfers l{. Society Notes 7: H&R. FIRESTONE I ~ • • t.o o!1 lo 81$1 1... ,.. peA• ..... ,_. :rlolol - LtJOll ::·:. Your Dependable ·o..Jor For HEATING '1 Th. M , p .. Is R . IS an S ay · emg • }edB PolCh.rltu • de EDelre Y IEL T.ON E HWING AID SERVIa QINIC 1 . prl-1 001'11 Oocar Babcock attended fu- 1011, W. Va. vliolted Mr. 1 ad Mr. -.1 Mra. ..,.,_ · Prlllat neral aerv"* for Kenneth Mr.. Hank lfolter. attended the Jlulh fteanklD 111 Burke, Tupporo Plalrut. Mr. and Mrs. Donver Curtis, Belpre. Vlsltlng Mr. and Mra. Wayne Columbus. Mr. and Mro. Rua, Mr. and Mro, Burdell Duni. ' Prince were Mrs. Clyde Chev- sell Van Meter, Portland, Mr . jPennsylvanll ore vlaltbt Mzl aller and Mr. and Mra. Low- and Mrs. Rnd-,y Pierce and IEthel Lartlrut and ot!ler reJa. - - - - - - - - - - l r e a c e Chevalier, Toronto I< Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis vis- lives Lewla Grueser, Ethel orus.. Mr. and Mro. B. L. Gray and Mro. Joe Founds, Cha..U... lted Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. · ·~Ia ' ,J er to Edna P. ~. Larry K. have )>Urthaoed propercy at vUJe, o. Teresa "'""""" '"' • 6 Sheela, .36 acre. Sallsbury. IBartlett, and wru Jive there 1n- Mr. llld Mro. Howard Young, Ruby Brewer and Janie, A~ tloo from St. Joseph Howtal NEW YORK (UP!) - Jlm ltlves from foreign counlrles. Glenna A. Rummel to Charles definitely, Paden City, w.'11va. were visit.- ice Ralrden and I.oone Bat>- land spent several daya at CoCrooker, a handsome calllorn- Crooker, 311, has an auto deal· Rlchard lloudashelt, lot, Sutloo. Mr. and Mn. H. D. Pauley 1ng Mr. and Mro. Garth Smitb cock .vJSlted Gladme Newlun. lumbus. . , laD, holds a job whole Ollly· iersblp In Long Beach, I city of ! Malcolm C. RoUer, dee., to and VIrginia, Charleston, W. and Nell Stelhem and attended Calling on Mr. and Mro. Dave Mra. Edith Sisson and fillY' pay Is a .surroondln8 of lntema· 365,000 near w.<'-Angeles. & Dorothy F. Roller, Cert. lor ,Va. were vlsltlng Mr. and Mrs. funeral services for Fred Cole- Yates were Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ily, Pomeroy visited Mrs. Orva tlonal pukhrltude. aerves as president ol the N ' Trana., Middleport. France Andrews and Mr. and man. ert Yates, Cambridge, 0., Char· Jean Holter. It's also an elhauatlng job, eant this year; some nlher Lana Edward Grllflth, Jeraey Grlf· Mrs. Paul Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bissell, Ma· les Lisle ana sono Lawrence Charlie Babcock Is a palleD! Mr. Paul Kyle the girl • watcltlng be Cllllillanf.. ,Beach citizen from the IJO.mem- jlith to Edward J . Grlfnth, lleJ. Lois Leonard and Kathy ~-··- and James, Syracuse and Mr. at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkeft. will be et the ly does, he said. But before her board will take the job ielll en Griffith, II> a"""', Meigs. ]Riggs, ColumbuB, spent th e i PT. PLEASANT land Mrs. Reed Easterday and burg, w. Va. ' you meit readln8 this rush to ,)lear, he said. He e~plained Obert Mark ins, Dasa Markin• weekend with Rev. and Mrs.' LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Rose, Racine. Violet Smlll' MARnN HOTEL volunteer aSBlstance, let us ex- that the contest Is strictly a to Orville D. Graham, Martha W. K. Riggs. Mrs. Riggs' birth· PT PLEASANT VA ~ ~D~a~i~iV~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~J;~l~li6:3~~5_ civic event now, sponsored by Graham, lot, Scipio, Harrison- day was observed at the grange ·turda A • ~i ,.3 · On Friday, Aug. 16 plain. Crooker Is president of the the city, Los Angeles County, ville. ball at Gallipolis. I 88 Y• •cus1 • 1 9-12 Long Beach, Calli., lnlernatlOJt- and the Long Beach Harbor Orville D. Graham, Martha Mrs. Hartis Prank and Cathy HOGS - 175 to 220 !750 10 I al beauty spectacular · which b••rd of commissioners. L. Graham to Charles H. Jones. and George, spent the weekend ~·~; ~:~ies to 1; ·511 ; to aarvlce all 1 1 · · F~t · ows each year choose! the lnterDa- The winner lakes borne $10,· Goldie E. Jones, Jot, Sciplo, lwlth Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bos- ~ ~8 tslo 1 ·00 .14·50 •\ oars rnak" of hearing tlds Uonal beauty. 1100 prize money and runn.,.._ llarrloonvllle ton, Vienna, W. Va. 9. lo .t no charge Crooker also II safely married ("P get lesser amoonts lor a Allen Ball~y. Eva Bailey to ,-~ 10.60: Ptgs 6 00 to 10 00. PLAN BAKE SALE CA~E- Steers 17.90 to 22 .• , Mr. Kyle wUI be glad to - to a stunning blonde named grand total of $27,500. But Eva bailey, 10 acre, Chester. Marilyn, who remarked thaiiCrooker said there Ill no alter· Allee M. Walsh, Alfred T.! TheWomen'sSocietyo!Chris· ~Heifers 1450 to 21.00. Pal give you a free bearing maybe her husband's was a math of the winner touring un- Walsh, Elizabeth E. Walsh, AI· ' tlan S.~ice of the 1::::. ~\~ ~~ ~a~~e;: ~·~ I Rutland ot 1 ; ' · . ·' · test with the latest Bel· "dangerous" asslgnemtnt from der commercial sponsorship, beJt J, Walsh, Hannah Mae 1MethodiAt church Is sponsoring Stock 1 00 the wile's viewpoint. aa there are In several other Walsh, to Ohio Power Compa- a bake sale at the Rutland 0.· H . S~ ~ ~25 ~:. '~toe~ tone Electronic equip"But," s11e laughed. "It's dan- contests. ny 75 acre coal Columbia. I partent Store Saturday, Aug. st"'1erg · · · toe ment. gerous just to be married, isn't Crooker has been associated Cairns 'Esther B. ust 17 in the afternoon. Home ee~ ~~ll;es c22iOO to 25 OO ; 8 75 it?" !With paget~nls slnco 11154 When Calms, to Mai>Oi Roush, 1.055 ?'ad• breads, rolls, pies, cook· ~~ eil'l' aves 19 · to If hHrlng Is your Probo The couple discussed I h •jbe was on the board directing Acre, Sutton, Racine. lOS and cake elc. will be on sale. VEAL CALVES_ Tops . 28 20 11111 1 Belton• Ia the beauty contest business durln8 ·the Miss Universe contest. That Edward Newman Burdette Proceeds will go for repairs on Serond . Med' ' 26 00 23 20 a trip to New York to arrange lone moved to Miami In lltlll, Cherolee Ann Burdette to Mar: church steps. eo' · ' & HIUm. · 1nswer 24 .50 ; mmon eav1es for televIslon coverage. oI the and Long Be ac h cltlzena th en vln L. Kelly, Opal L. Kelly , i~ to 25 50 finals of the c<Mitesl m Long established their own. lot, Middleport. MOVES INTO MAJORS LAMBs _ Tops . Sec· I 20 50 Beach, Aug. IB and also to meet A pageant Is hard wort, be Arthur Joe Henry Oreda Hen· CINCINNATI, Ohio iUPJI d 17 . L' hi W . ·ht · . 1 70 !he first loceign contingent - said, requiring almost lull time ry to Elean..- w. 'zether Na· llill Williams, a 32·year-olo um· ;n ~ · • 'i eig s 12 110 I 5110 , p~re who has been working 22 girls orrlvln8 from European for him and for many others omi Welch, Lot, Middle~!. in i 0 · · countries. who help run It, all volunteer· Willlar.l D. Graves, Cecia E. the ln!ernational I.A!ague, will r.. l ----Many fabrics ideal dresses. 1 13 U. S. Glrla lng - firemen on their off· Graves Floyd A Graves El· place mjured Jocko Conlan In the CLUB EYES HORNUNG 504 Tenth St. Reduced as marked. Seven judges will select the duty hours, for Instance, will rna P. Graves to Allen L. King, ~ational League. Conlan will he i COLUMBIA, Pa. <UP!i- Paul i . Huntington, W.Va. .,finalist from 43 U. S. girls and drive the girls from their butel Kay L. King, Lots, Middleport. side-lined for an Indefinite period Hornung. now on suspension from ~'!1'\~:i";""":i";""":i";"""""""""~a~n~eq~u;;(a,l number of represent&· to various events; women have Frank w. Porter, Jr., Trus· hecau"' of a spur on his left the National Football League for volunteered to aet u hostesses, tee, to Hallla c. er0111 .1 acre, ~~~:__. betting on his own team. No Tape Mo...,... Syracuse have a job with the Coh~mbia l l 115 W. Second 4R..OII~lllfl "No," saki Crooker, "I don't ' eua Bolin, Scipio, Raiders If he wants 11. 1 run around with a tape meas· Churchill Howell to Alta L. G. Cecil to Mary Cecil The oemi·pro rlub wrote WY 2-2281 Pomeroy Singer Sales & Service ure." But he is curve· oriented. FerreU, lot, Bedfard. I , Mattie Cecil, Ed- former Green Bay star Tu~=.~: ll . When 1 asked his wile of two McArtilur Savlnp and Loan 1 Cooley, . Blanche Bowen, I inviting him "to come to McCall's Pattem• yean her measurements, he Co., to Theron Workman, Mil- : Cecil, Columbia. 1 bla to discuss a contract." ll)lOke up, "five feet, Hve and dred L. Workman, parcels, one-half Inches, 36, 23, 36." pio. slnsle and '1.25 lor couplt. NEW HAVEN - The N e 11 nctm may be purchased ftGIII Haven Juruor Women's C I ·u b any member of the cll!b, . Milwill sponsor I square dance ler's Super Market, New 11.\'Friday, .August' 23nl In connec- en City Billldlng, the wate( ,Qr. tlon with the Centennial Peach !nee 1n MalOn or at the door, Fe•tival, at tile New Haven I Door prlzeo will be glv•n awayl Community Building between I ,. 11 p.m. DST. Whitey Beegle will he the call. If you prefer 1 rigid cJotbeto and musicians will he The..Elune made of llire, wash jt o11 Ranchos. An exhlhltion dance with 8 sudsy cloth before eacll Western square dancing will use. Then wipe It dry to prtgiven by Ray Wriston and rust from stainlnl clean Red! wi-:hi'l • 1-2 l'3tne:s of WeD productlon for groill il eetlmlted al 211 million buJbell. up 1 per ceot from la'ff year and II per 00111 higher than the fiV'I'-year average. 'l'olal Woman's View Prospecu are till• y•ar·s • rop will be 2 ptr cent dnder thP 1"601 reoord yield. Compared wllh • ruouth earlier. prospect! Ill· ~- slightly a• higher sm.:t .,-am ylelcls more than utfset a a Sponaormg Dance had played any position otiler cente.-!1 , 1. "AIIC probabl) the last," ..ill 9 &r•''""'' Willie In the Giant ""~house, (rateful tloal he hiiiU'I load a llelmng chtne< at the new pooiUm. The victory moved .the Spahn Isn't Ohio's Football ., Squads Are Set ~omen u, whool yteld 11 eotimolod at 5U hush•!> Je.. tilan last .,..., P--. oondltloo lo at • pw Prult prGIIpe<.'Y _.. well boloor or. illi<MI nwhell, tho largeot ''""' mar~Jy becaUIIe of a door MO ill Ot!llt , the low. . Aug. 1 condilioa l the .....,•. nu. year'• ladn of 11153 &nd Sll per cent mort!' rt,an acreage. The yield per acre II : lin~ UM4. 52 per cent of Ute lM7• bale lal!lt year· f'avorable- weather CloD· up three bushels from UC. : Late WllliM'r' potato prodiX'tloa 1 period il the ADwest OD neord dit •ons Juring the maturing. ver· Production ul all hay ia expect· Is ex pected to be bel<>w 11182'•. dating ID LQ4. Loll year 1llo Ill••1(1 ap,.e111r,. to hSiv• bHn a f,~tc- eel to tolal just over thrl!f' mil- burley sod ci&ar tobacco down dex was 108 per cent. oata and soybeans mainly ha"'e oroduction in JUl) tot.aW 201• 1 Total oat production II ex~r- 1 tor in tlw-lt crop1, thP Jen'lC'P .tor tons, 17 per cenl Wfi,ll than better than 10 per cent and sugar ! The estimated apple erop If 1.1 been reapolllllb~ '"' the in<reue miUion, down sll~htly from the I ed tD he up I per cent from t!C saki. hoe av<!rage and the Jow ..t tolal beeta up 48,000 tona tD <IM,IIIIOI' mlllloo buahela 1o tile- of nearly 1 per cent over total P""'ious mooth. 1o 51.2 mllliOil bulbtlo and the Bai ley will lbow about :1011.000 production in the paot :n years. follil. t!MII and a re<ard loW ..... . . , crop production •ast year. ~----- ---- - - COLUMBUS IUPI I" - Proopecta 1decline In bay ....... • of Aug. I, indicate a possible Ou U.. other band, prOM.,.... lear record erop year In Ohio for total fru.lt productloll8 rem~tl1l *•pltf' an early summer drought. I at a record low , mllk prndtiL-tlfln The U.S. CrOp Reporting Serv· duruog July wa• down 7 per ...t ke said yield Increase~ for wheat, from the previous month and ega 1 I c- ~ Watch Our Ad ••• WEDNESDAY, AUG~:~: ' . ,I 1· �• .• • • ' , • • ·' Maloney Gets 18th Win :On Two .. Hitte .The:Daily SentQ!el. I '' Prospects Are Looking Good For Near Record Ohio Crop Despite " I ' ,.ciNCINNATI <UPU _ 11 oeems Jansen aaid after lb& gime. wu thtowiac hard. but my """e l bang<< :s agolnsl giant •~ 1 Pl~n 's lstb. Harp«, Ptuon. j fifth and another to Fell':" , ~Mt · ftU')'time Jim Jaloney Actually the ZZ..year-old Red wa• good and 1 was uain1 it 1 Juan l\1.... ::. 1. Marlchat, wboaur- Robmson ar,iPete ~tach~ m ~ eJghth. M~m'!l.a., W~. M "tchet he converts new believ- ri hthander struck out only RV· lot too." rendered two-run homers to Vada two hitJ , bUt lbbe., big wen walked, w~ the only other . 1 pi cou 1e under hb seasonal I Reminded that he il now three Pinson and Fram ftublnsob Jn wasted as te1urmatea were base t •t'lD··a . . tra. en, a forP nine innings 1n "''in· over his pre-season (oreeasl of u se~n-p 1us mnutp, · •Wil1•ie Mays Frsne~&· Tbe lltett 1a san Francisco . average wu charged ! thrown out at the plate on each f 'd' lf~il Sanlift-" ~ · coach Larry JaMen wpo ning for the lath time against ' · cent&.~ .~. the er, bottom "8$ 11 • o:;u to pttc;NnJ: four v1ctortea, Mll1oney grinned a nd with his sixth aefeal · He bas also , one · h M •· , cohort··f.... of t h 1 I f 1 saki "'Ibe nut one is 19 That'a won 18. The s utou was a""'ney • s ....... .,. m 1'· - -- - - •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •... · had a dugout o Ma Giants oney • osses. . 1~ ., belort Rovc ·. fflh of the campalgn matchin•~ elgbtn after two-hit 4.(1 job view on the "I had real Kood control," Ma· r my • new prediction. J'm· taking I Tom Harper smg I -~ mon•g-. ·h ; Alvin Oark 1 ,. id . 1 jut Uuo · · the one at a lime " inaon's 17th homer ill the fourth ' Jim O'Toola for Red honors In had '"~a pine ··•n<r 1or 4·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Aug. 14, 1981 n;~YO:~~t~ an ne throw I :=eyb~~ ~ ~tre':eas an; try in;~~: M~lone got solid batting sup- I inning and in the ei~h!h the clu· I lhbi departn..~r. t Jnr. gave_ up a ing lborls~p Ernie Bowman. 1 u bard .. Maloney dr: tooijht." : get them lo hit II. I thought I pori from hia teammates, who sy rooki< beat .. ... to ' single to llarvey Kueli9 Ul the Junior Are wiD be 75. centl PAGE ! ~ bWI~prior m~~~~.~~= !~~..~~::! i~~: Lousing Up Record Books I h~=~ion leagu..Jerdillg Los Angelea COLUMBUS IUPJl _ High I 11162 UPI top 10. were Warren Major Le...e Slalldbtp Houston ot St. Louis, nij[ht By Mn.TON RICHMAN era and within 2 I·!· of the fiC/>POI football will return 19 Ohio ! 19.0.11; Sandus&, 17.0.21; Middle· By Untied Pre• bolemotional Amerlcoa Leacue UPI Sporto Writer pia"" Giants. Cincinnati hat Fri,day mornlna when $5.000 can· I town 19-tl; Cincinnati Roger Ba· [ National Lea1ue W. L Pd. GB Warren Spehn did k againseven ollts last 10 games 1 did'ateo rtport ID 816 team. for con 19-0l ; Steubenville 9-tl; AJ. w. L. Pet. GB New York 74 40 .649 simply to satisfy ·the sticklers and John 'hllourls IJI.SI " ~ opening ot rail practice. liance (6-2-ll; Lorain Admiral Lo!! Angelf:s 89 47 .595 . Chicago 67 50 .573 81,1; keep them from claiming be was Fred Hutchinson'• choice to . ~tually, the season unofficial- King 19-ll; and C'.eveland St. Ig- ; San Francisco 65 53 .551 1 Minnesota 65 .52 .508 lO Y.! low;ing up the record book. the Bl!COnd ot thrM pame. W'th ~~ ly &•II uncltr:way Thuraday with nalius <8-01. . .. 1st. Louis 6> 53 .551 5 Baltimore I 6 S4 .479 191> The 42·year-old Milwaukee! the Giaots tonight. Dark will ARRIVES IN ZONE 57 62 ·479 1914 southpaw settled a two-week-long( counter \': l!n :rooklt hank Linz" ttfA 1iuuance of practice unif?rms. Canton MeKmJer, trachtion~lly 1 Cincinnali IJS 56 .53'7 6'f.t Ck>veland Staff-Sgt. Harry R. Lyons I But Obio RJIJ)t School AthleUc A•· a powerhouse, wtll be roturnmg ' Chicago 81 54 .530 7\' Boston 55 60 ·471 19'' debate TueJday night when he of. who will be making hlo first safely at Panama Can- , aoctai~n rulto forbid phyoical to the prep grid wars after , I Pittsburgh 80 57 .51! 91> Kansaa City 53 62 .~I 211> ficlally hecame the all·llme left. or leagoe •tart. Zone ~Iter transfer I r om pra'ttle. se"lons hetween tilt end year'a absen~. The Bulldogs Philadelphia 61 118 .m 81> 1Loa Angeleo 55 81 :~~ ~~ handed strikeout king of the rna· -·---- ·AFB, Abellne, Tex. He 51 : .3S9 ~~ , jor leagues with a career tot.sl of of the seaaon .!JI November and I were suepended for the 1962 sea- Milwaukee 60 5!1 .504 , ... ~ Detroit ENTECTAINS CLUB the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al33 2,383. 42 the third Friday before . Labor son for a rtcruittng violation. Houston 45 71 .m at Washington Mrs. Jack Bachner entertainLyons of Racine. His wife, Day. New York 38 79 .325 31'•1 T11tsday'a Reaulll Spahn achieved the milestone ed her card club recently at and two children, O.lr The prop cridders will 'he re· Open Hou•e Held At Tueadoy.. Relullo by atriking out five butlers in a her borne on Uncoln-st. Prizes and Harry Jr., are visit. . pariDK rc,, a season which wi11 1 WI, , p· . . Chicago 3 Cleveland 0, mght 4-3 victory over tbe·Los Angeles were awarded to Miss Martha . i open Sept. I and run through lUipermg me• Clncmnab 4 San Fran. 0, night , Kansas City 4 Detroit 2. night Dodgera that repre.'Ontnd his 14th Howell and Mrs. Carl Horkey. in Racme,, and p1ann ng to Nov. !O: f'i>r tho firot time, team• ' Dr .. and Mrs. L. L. Roush en· Milwaukee 4 Los Angeles 3, mght Baltimore 6 Minnesota 1, night triumph of the season and the Other players were Mrs. Har· him later. 2 will be limited to 10 gasnes, in· . tertamed with Open House Sun. St. Louis 4 Houston • mght . Los Angeles 4 Wash. 3. night 341st of his career. . old Hubbard,Mrs. Eugene Gher· -,.---luding pre • seliSQII previews. Iday from 2 to 4 p, m. at Pittsburgh at N. l ., Ppd. ram New York at 8os., Ppu, rain In a manner of speakmg, Spahn ke, Miss Anna Howell, Mrs. ghters, Leda Mae and Mrs. Lar· :'wsAA Commissioner Paul E.' Whispering Pines on the Bashan tOnly games scheduledl Wednea<loy'a Probablt PK<hon had been walking around witil an John Welsh. Mrs. David Landis llllid the same Jimltation Road for members of the Fed- W~•Y'• ProHble Pitchers Washington .at Los Angelt>'" 'erisk since J~ly ~ when he er was a guest for the evenlng. li was includt"d in lhe rules at the erated Church. The home was Pittsburgh at New York - (night) -Ostt>l.!n 16-8) v ·ed five. Clncm.nati batterJ and , Mrs. Bachner serv·' refresh· , I be Uf II d ted th gh Cardwell (9-12) vs. Jackson {7-14) t:U request of the coachet. au u y ecora roo • San Francisco at Cincinnati Chance Ho-13). . lght his strikeout total to ments at the close of the even· I ! out with arrangements of flow. cit 1 1 ht ~78 Some said that total made fnio:rht> - O'Dell 01-61 vs:. Tsi- Detroit at Kansat Y ng . · ing. Exemptions due to prior sche- ers for the -asi'oo. 8 <A-'_ Regan t7·4H vs. Drabowsky <4- h1m the new all-time left-handed , • d\lling were made for Toledo, ·cue&ts were taken on a tour touns 8- 5). M.l k 81 I strikeout king, but, other& 1aid it L'--'- K G d Dayton, Akron and Cincinnati, all of tbe home and gardens, and Los Angeles at I wau ee l " ota ( I ht ) did 't lrwo ay ar ner .,1 n a vear's d <nl.,htl - Drysdale tiS-12) vs. Baltimore at Min~s ng n . • -' h. h of w I<' Wf!rt! eve · cookies an punch were serve -Roberts 11·9) vs. Perry <9-Bl. 1 Rube Waddell, former AC)IJf.hpaw Marrrage A:nnOUIICf!fiJ. srare to romply with the new 'ed by Mrs. Roush, assisted by Sadowski ti.Sl. CleV<!Ian4 at Chicago <nlghtl- for the Philadelphll A's, was the Mr. •nd Mrs. John Gardner rule. Lalldis said the 10 . game her sister, Mrs. Maxine Conn of Houston at St. Louis (night! H be tll-6) I I th Urnit inc!udes Ill posl. season Parkersburg, W.Va., to appro:x- Johnson 151 vs Sadecki (7-7). Kralick 00-11) vs . .;r rt Bos. 1 eauae of the argument. Two sedp- of B~pre ~~~ .ar;roun~ng Ll e · st · d layoff .,8 mes Chicao:ro at Philadelphia (2, twi- New York at Bos n- 1· arate record boob listed Wa • marr1age ot uteLr aug er, nh c For ampton. o1p an P " · imate1y 40 guests. " t U5·5)' vs. Morehead (6-9). dell's strikeout total at 2,375. da Kay to Craig Wehrung, son 00 the ilrst time, teams wiiJ light-night) Toth (3-7) and Jack· Other books listed bls total aa Mr. and Mrs, Harlan Weh· be limited to lhret inters('holast· ' NOMINATED FOR JUG son (13-10) vs. Culp I 11-tm and I Tburlday•1 Game1 te I 2,381. rung of Pomeroy. ic scrimmageb. The first in r-1 DELAWARE, Ohio IUPIJ -A I Bennett 4-2). ~, Washingt<Jn at Los Angeles Spahn took care of all the book• Attendants were Mr. and Mrl!l. schOOl sessions will be held Aug. record number of 870 yearling Tbunday•, GaJaet Tuesday night. however, when he C. L. Faulkner of Springfield, 2( the s~oond on either Aug. "n Standardbred• hRve been nomi- Pittsburgh at New York, night ' :~~~o~t ~a':.~ne~~fa. <nlghtl got losing pitcher Bob Miller oa uncle and aunt of the groom. or' 28, and the £ina! scrimmages . nated for the 1965 Little Brown Chicago at Philadelphia, night New York ·at Boston a called third strike in the sev- The young couple , in their last an Aug. 31. I Jug. the 20th annual classic for San Fran. at crnctnnati, night enth inning for the 2.382nd •trike- year of training at Riverside Landis said no major rules 3-year-old pacers, I Los Angeles at Milwaukee: -. <Only games acbeduledl out of his career. His final&trike- Methodist Hospital, Columbus, changu had b«n inaugurated by ~--- · - out victim was pinch hitter AI reside at220 W. J,.ane Ave., Col· the OHSAA ror the coming season. Ferrara, who ended the game. umbus. I ! I ANTHONY Plumbing ·Heating Ohltng. l •r~y~W:ol:fe~a~s~=::~--~ I 1 •••• 1 • PLUMBING AND PhDI'O WY 4-2550 ~ B tts' Att Ab t T Rest Defense ~ r:~re ~~;:v::~:~~ ~~w::;~ · U orneys ., ou ib0 I A • '" I In $MI"11"IOD sateve p·OS' t L. e ction ·Idle Twe Weeb ----- An attack of tendonitis had kept TO MEET TONIGHT game to wear a white cap so that Spahn idle since that July 29 con- The Past Councilors of Chesthe may be easily distingnished test and In his first game back eF··<'Aiuncil Daushtera of Amerfrom the rest of the officiating . h 11 crew. The same system has been ATI..ANTA fUPil _ Attorney! or to the game. ~o anythln& .to hurt the Tuesday night he &eattered nine ica wiD meet at the lodge a for ror Wallace Butts pl·anned to r~ad Burnett !laid he took note~~ of 11.y of ?eorgta. hit1. The. Bravee nicked Dodger tonight at eight o'clock with 1 .,~ efrect in college football • 1 parta of lwo depositions and per- the conver98Uon, a facet of thl Carm1chael .sald he had starter Johnny Padres for three Mri. Eldon Kraeuter and da~ NVt"ra Landisyears. said most games will be haps put one more witnees on 18uit that ha5 dr..awn con1iderable the Burnett note! sho rt IY runs in t he fust i nnin g and ::;":.~1: I ~i;i;.iii;;;;;;;;;;;;,iiiiiiliiiiiiiil played on Friday nights, the tra- I he stand today befo~ ruling teatimony from • number of a~is- they were made and they .were Menke's sacrifice fly in the eiilhthi ditional time for schoolboy action. their case in the SlO miJiion libel 1 tant coaches and others durmg not the same as the ones mtro- Inning produced the winning Incidents of rowdyism, reported-! &uit aginst the Saturday Eve- the trial. lduced by Post attorney Welborn . after Los Angeles had tied )y have crea!ed a trend in • few ning Po1t. I A witnesa Tuesday, Atlant.« res- Cody last week. score. elites toward Saturday afternoon The suit is in its second week taurant operator John CarCase Nean Jury action. Toledo •nd Cleveland, before a jury of 12 businessmen michael, challenged the authe- William Schroder, chief et:!Ufl9el SIGN fOLLEGE ITAR along with several other areas, in the federal courtroom in t~ ticity of the notes. for BuU.s, said after court rertported several such incidents old post office buildiQg here. Carmichael was sbown a copy ccssed Tuesday that he had parts NEW YORK <UPII - The·iigne•dj last season. Butts, whole career as a coacll of the notes the Po1t had intro-~ of two detJOSitlons to read today York Knickerbocker.!! have •• Toledo Ctlntral Catholic, which and athletic director at he Unl. !duced aa •vidence. and might put on_ o~e "live:· wit- Bill O'COtmOr of Ca.nisiusNatlonall put together a rloc . t 9.0 seaso.n, versity of Georgia hand spanned ( He was .,ked 11 they were the neSB, whom he didn t. ldentUy. contract lor the 1118U4 Tired of eatln1 at home? t d C od ld th t I Schroder Basketball .UooctsUon FasIest way t 0 fl nd i ood will he de(en _mg Its top ra mg , nearly a quarter or a etntur~, Jsam• notet Burnett made last y sa a' I O'Connor, the ltnickl' No.3 In the 1162 United Press lnrerna. .sned the Post following tha pubh· Seplsnbtr nine days prior to took no more than an hour, the RESTAURANTS Is in tht tiona! football coaches nUnss .'cation of a alory lest March 23 the game.' Post could complete presentation ehoice, was tile highest acorerl YELLOW PAGES, whert The Toledo poworhoiLOf received ,that Butts and Alabama coach "No sir these are not the same of rebuttal witnesses. in Canlsiua hlltory with YOUR FINGERS DO THE 1J of the 31 fit~t place vo_tes, and I Paul lBearl Bryant con1pirtd to notes," c'armk:hael answered. In that case. t~e trial eould cp_o ln _ts _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l Wl,~lliNI.i• rolled ~ a ,decisive mara:m ln. to- rig the outome of the lt62 AlaPll'lller Emplo)oer pouibly go to the Jury Thursday. . •• ttl_ pomtl over runner-up Niles , 1bama-Georgia game ":'hJch A,la- l Carmiehael, testifying as one In Tuesday'.s proceedings, parts His deposition ahowed that wh1ch luid 110 8.0.1 mark. bama won by the loprnded score of the final wltnesse• for Butts of the depositions of free lance f CUrt' Publiah' Behind the two leader& In the · or 35.0. I b a fDI'mer employer of Burnett: writer Frank Graham Jr. wert~ enue d~ ;:. miUioD ~ B~tts, sometimes tearfully, has He aald the lnlllfance man came read to the jury. and t106 miUion in U161. He said foUowin& the adoipticm 1· 1demed that he gave away any to him and told him of overhear- Gr a h a m, wh~ ~y·line secret.. lng tbe Butti·Bryant conversa- peartd on the article, 'The Story a new editorial policy "'"i"' SALES & SERVICE l!lry•t Also S~ . tion. of a College Football Fix," tes- mqazint 'has travelled j'25 ALL. FED UP 1 pe. 1 I I .Bryant_ th~ rl~- ~ ''John, Burnett not talk ~mg clunalaoaDdh-ashasden1ed ~ multJ~ulrvewas got quoted myseU ·as in saying, an aw-~'tilled Butts, that Bryantheordid Carmichael bon-dollar ault pendmg apinsl Ilui trap and 1 don't know what to the publication of the · . ..~....I·N"''·' M'. AS.o· : I I 1.. WITRAD& t....: J I w' • READY· MIX CONCRETE FAIR SPECIALS there'• ' Savings ·to SOOfo See All the New MERCURYS On Display At The MEIGS CO. 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Deed, Pareela, •' Selplo. Orvllle flilrtan, Elsll Garton, Charles L. Dye, lletty . Dye, P. F. Dye, LIIDaD Dye, Evanp. Uno Rodehavor, llclberl Rode- There Will Be MII'JP"II ret Dye, Ill Wren Murrey, hanr, J111101 A. D).re, : ... . ' Something For Everyone ' smooth, ,.-.&tlsfylng flavor . A l'ftW"DILIGHTFUL IIVIIAGI '·, 1 • ., · r • 1iY.ME INTIII fAMILY ei 'p. C )J1 . ' ·~-n-~ Athtns,O• Harold Watson and Bill Nelson will be at the tent to help anyone. .~··· ""' ., \ Shop I ' ANNIVERSARY Fabri~ I I iin~t~•tlo~ng:tll:e:w:ay~·~·=mw~a~rd~:::=:::a!!!~ a GREAT SA'liNGS ~~hool VA'• (LELAND'S T.V. - 1-· We woondered wbelber mill· Edward Pllr!Orul, Maud ParIng so many nationalities and 1101111 to L, D. Bird, Carrie E. so many young women, wltll Bird, 99\1 acre1, Chester. tensloos mounting during the Norma E. Ward, dec., to ilaln·ll (Just A Few ,Doors From Mason Furniture) · ' elimination events, M!ltllted In dolph Ward, eecu Ward, Edith · Air-Conditioned For Your Comfort any hair-pulling." DeVol, James C. Ward, Wllllam "If there Is, we've not .heard Ward, Cert. of Trans., MiddJe. DENNIS WEAVER OWNER & OPERATOR about It," said crooker. 'I think port. HOURS: the very fact It Is an lnterna- Randolph Ward, Ward, ~ MONDAY 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. tiona) group prevents anybody Cecil D. Ward, SybU Ed· OTHER DAYS 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. cryin8 'foul.' Each girl lo try· lth DeVol, Melvin DeVol, ling to be a good repreoentative C. Ward, Lillian Ward, I 1 a .lool EN to type of magazlne "I envision." !be Post. . . ltD do about it.'' Carmlcbaol said "hecaiiSC! !hoy would simply deny The Poet laid Atlanl<i iDSur· Burnett told him that he had 1it.'' 1 ance man George Burnett accl· told a friend about the conversa- He was asked: .. You knew and den Iaiiy ovarbead a lion and it had reached Unlvers- the Curtis Publish ina Co. knew WY 2·22SJ convera•tion between Butts, ity of Geor111 offtciala. th\Jit when that 1rticle was pub81 1. M.ln St. Pomeroy hu since rnl1ned Carmichaet testified that he U&~ it would ruin Wally Butll' athltli<: dlreclor, and Bryant called Butts, In Philadelphia on career?" --- ----· busineti triP at the time, and "Yes, we did," Graham retold him of the development. The plied. two of them had owned >tock In Adopla Now Polley , the same venture at one time. Jn another deposition, Clay ' Ht »aid Bolli tDid him: 'Til Blair, editor in chief of the Post. I FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. you thi1, rm sure te.stiried that the magazine had nothing to It, beea ... I'd never adopted a policy of "sopbilticated - Sele:ted Group of Summer Fabrics Now At ••• Th@ I MOTOROLA )'JtJdl . . •" J It oaly • loDa .......... rilllJII I I I WEAVER'S BARBER SHOP I I j .. NOW OP U·M-100 1 2 BELTONE HEARING CENTER CL [_u.sY tf.RIAS t:t.r., FABRIC 1 ., ~vacu ON tooo II EJ It , . tl 1a1t ,_.., pl'ldneU• wtd.le _. CLEARANCE r- . - - - - - ----- - - , G·E Swivel-Top br"t ' . I Hugh SUMMER SPECIALS 1 *·• Tbe expected INPI cnp I( li'" Bottom 0 Property Transfers l{. Society Notes 7: H&R. FIRESTONE I ~ • • t.o o!1 lo 81$1 1... ,.. peA• ..... ,_. :rlolol - LtJOll ::·:. Your Dependable ·o..Jor For HEATING '1 Th. M , p .. Is R . IS an S ay · emg • }edB PolCh.rltu • de EDelre Y IEL T.ON E HWING AID SERVIa QINIC 1 . prl-1 001'11 Oocar Babcock attended fu- 1011, W. Va. vliolted Mr. 1 ad Mr. -.1 Mra. ..,.,_ · Prlllat neral aerv"* for Kenneth Mr.. Hank lfolter. attended the Jlulh fteanklD 111 Burke, Tupporo Plalrut. Mr. and Mrs. Donver Curtis, Belpre. Vlsltlng Mr. and Mra. Wayne Columbus. Mr. and Mro. Rua, Mr. and Mro, Burdell Duni. ' Prince were Mrs. Clyde Chev- sell Van Meter, Portland, Mr . jPennsylvanll ore vlaltbt Mzl aller and Mr. and Mra. Low- and Mrs. Rnd-,y Pierce and IEthel Lartlrut and ot!ler reJa. - - - - - - - - - - l r e a c e Chevalier, Toronto I< Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis vis- lives Lewla Grueser, Ethel orus.. Mr. and Mro. B. L. Gray and Mro. Joe Founds, Cha..U... lted Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. · ·~Ia ' ,J er to Edna P. ~. Larry K. have )>Urthaoed propercy at vUJe, o. Teresa "'""""" '"' • 6 Sheela, .36 acre. Sallsbury. IBartlett, and wru Jive there 1n- Mr. llld Mro. Howard Young, Ruby Brewer and Janie, A~ tloo from St. Joseph Howtal NEW YORK (UP!) - Jlm ltlves from foreign counlrles. Glenna A. Rummel to Charles definitely, Paden City, w.'11va. were visit.- ice Ralrden and I.oone Bat>- land spent several daya at CoCrooker, a handsome calllorn- Crooker, 311, has an auto deal· Rlchard lloudashelt, lot, Sutloo. Mr. and Mn. H. D. Pauley 1ng Mr. and Mro. Garth Smitb cock .vJSlted Gladme Newlun. lumbus. . , laD, holds a job whole Ollly· iersblp In Long Beach, I city of ! Malcolm C. RoUer, dee., to and VIrginia, Charleston, W. and Nell Stelhem and attended Calling on Mr. and Mro. Dave Mra. Edith Sisson and fillY' pay Is a .surroondln8 of lntema· 365,000 near w.<'-Angeles. & Dorothy F. Roller, Cert. lor ,Va. were vlsltlng Mr. and Mrs. funeral services for Fred Cole- Yates were Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ily, Pomeroy visited Mrs. Orva tlonal pukhrltude. aerves as president ol the N ' Trana., Middleport. France Andrews and Mr. and man. ert Yates, Cambridge, 0., Char· Jean Holter. It's also an elhauatlng job, eant this year; some nlher Lana Edward Grllflth, Jeraey Grlf· Mrs. Paul Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bissell, Ma· les Lisle ana sono Lawrence Charlie Babcock Is a palleD! Mr. Paul Kyle the girl • watcltlng be Cllllillanf.. ,Beach citizen from the IJO.mem- jlith to Edward J . Grlfnth, lleJ. Lois Leonard and Kathy ~-··- and James, Syracuse and Mr. at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkeft. will be et the ly does, he said. But before her board will take the job ielll en Griffith, II> a"""', Meigs. ]Riggs, ColumbuB, spent th e i PT. PLEASANT land Mrs. Reed Easterday and burg, w. Va. ' you meit readln8 this rush to ,)lear, he said. He e~plained Obert Mark ins, Dasa Markin• weekend with Rev. and Mrs.' LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Rose, Racine. Violet Smlll' MARnN HOTEL volunteer aSBlstance, let us ex- that the contest Is strictly a to Orville D. Graham, Martha W. K. Riggs. Mrs. Riggs' birth· PT PLEASANT VA ~ ~D~a~i~iV~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~J;~l~li6:3~~5_ civic event now, sponsored by Graham, lot, Scipio, Harrison- day was observed at the grange ·turda A • ~i ,.3 · On Friday, Aug. 16 plain. Crooker Is president of the the city, Los Angeles County, ville. ball at Gallipolis. I 88 Y• •cus1 • 1 9-12 Long Beach, Calli., lnlernatlOJt- and the Long Beach Harbor Orville D. Graham, Martha Mrs. Hartis Prank and Cathy HOGS - 175 to 220 !750 10 I al beauty spectacular · which b••rd of commissioners. L. Graham to Charles H. Jones. and George, spent the weekend ~·~; ~:~ies to 1; ·511 ; to aarvlce all 1 1 · · F~t · ows each year choose! the lnterDa- The winner lakes borne $10,· Goldie E. Jones, Jot, Sciplo, lwlth Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bos- ~ ~8 tslo 1 ·00 .14·50 •\ oars rnak" of hearing tlds Uonal beauty. 1100 prize money and runn.,.._ llarrloonvllle ton, Vienna, W. Va. 9. lo .t no charge Crooker also II safely married ("P get lesser amoonts lor a Allen Ball~y. Eva Bailey to ,-~ 10.60: Ptgs 6 00 to 10 00. PLAN BAKE SALE CA~E- Steers 17.90 to 22 .• , Mr. Kyle wUI be glad to - to a stunning blonde named grand total of $27,500. But Eva bailey, 10 acre, Chester. Marilyn, who remarked thaiiCrooker said there Ill no alter· Allee M. Walsh, Alfred T.! TheWomen'sSocietyo!Chris· ~Heifers 1450 to 21.00. Pal give you a free bearing maybe her husband's was a math of the winner touring un- Walsh, Elizabeth E. Walsh, AI· ' tlan S.~ice of the 1::::. ~\~ ~~ ~a~~e;: ~·~ I Rutland ot 1 ; ' · . ·' · test with the latest Bel· "dangerous" asslgnemtnt from der commercial sponsorship, beJt J, Walsh, Hannah Mae 1MethodiAt church Is sponsoring Stock 1 00 the wile's viewpoint. aa there are In several other Walsh, to Ohio Power Compa- a bake sale at the Rutland 0.· H . S~ ~ ~25 ~:. '~toe~ tone Electronic equip"But," s11e laughed. "It's dan- contests. ny 75 acre coal Columbia. I partent Store Saturday, Aug. st"'1erg · · · toe ment. gerous just to be married, isn't Crooker has been associated Cairns 'Esther B. ust 17 in the afternoon. Home ee~ ~~ll;es c22iOO to 25 OO ; 8 75 it?" !With paget~nls slnco 11154 When Calms, to Mai>Oi Roush, 1.055 ?'ad• breads, rolls, pies, cook· ~~ eil'l' aves 19 · to If hHrlng Is your Probo The couple discussed I h •jbe was on the board directing Acre, Sutton, Racine. lOS and cake elc. will be on sale. VEAL CALVES_ Tops . 28 20 11111 1 Belton• Ia the beauty contest business durln8 ·the Miss Universe contest. That Edward Newman Burdette Proceeds will go for repairs on Serond . Med' ' 26 00 23 20 a trip to New York to arrange lone moved to Miami In lltlll, Cherolee Ann Burdette to Mar: church steps. eo' · ' & HIUm. · 1nswer 24 .50 ; mmon eav1es for televIslon coverage. oI the and Long Be ac h cltlzena th en vln L. Kelly, Opal L. Kelly , i~ to 25 50 finals of the c<Mitesl m Long established their own. lot, Middleport. MOVES INTO MAJORS LAMBs _ Tops . Sec· I 20 50 Beach, Aug. IB and also to meet A pageant Is hard wort, be Arthur Joe Henry Oreda Hen· CINCINNATI, Ohio iUPJI d 17 . L' hi W . ·ht · . 1 70 !he first loceign contingent - said, requiring almost lull time ry to Elean..- w. 'zether Na· llill Williams, a 32·year-olo um· ;n ~ · • 'i eig s 12 110 I 5110 , p~re who has been working 22 girls orrlvln8 from European for him and for many others omi Welch, Lot, Middle~!. in i 0 · · countries. who help run It, all volunteer· Willlar.l D. Graves, Cecia E. the ln!ernational I.A!ague, will r.. l ----Many fabrics ideal dresses. 1 13 U. S. Glrla lng - firemen on their off· Graves Floyd A Graves El· place mjured Jocko Conlan In the CLUB EYES HORNUNG 504 Tenth St. Reduced as marked. Seven judges will select the duty hours, for Instance, will rna P. Graves to Allen L. King, ~ational League. Conlan will he i COLUMBIA, Pa. <UP!i- Paul i . Huntington, W.Va. .,finalist from 43 U. S. girls and drive the girls from their butel Kay L. King, Lots, Middleport. side-lined for an Indefinite period Hornung. now on suspension from ~'!1'\~:i";""":i";""":i";"""""""""~a~n~eq~u;;(a,l number of represent&· to various events; women have Frank w. Porter, Jr., Trus· hecau"' of a spur on his left the National Football League for volunteered to aet u hostesses, tee, to Hallla c. er0111 .1 acre, ~~~:__. betting on his own team. No Tape Mo...,... Syracuse have a job with the Coh~mbia l l 115 W. Second 4R..OII~lllfl "No," saki Crooker, "I don't ' eua Bolin, Scipio, Raiders If he wants 11. 1 run around with a tape meas· Churchill Howell to Alta L. G. Cecil to Mary Cecil The oemi·pro rlub wrote WY 2-2281 Pomeroy Singer Sales & Service ure." But he is curve· oriented. FerreU, lot, Bedfard. I , Mattie Cecil, Ed- former Green Bay star Tu~=.~: ll . When 1 asked his wile of two McArtilur Savlnp and Loan 1 Cooley, . Blanche Bowen, I inviting him "to come to McCall's Pattem• yean her measurements, he Co., to Theron Workman, Mil- : Cecil, Columbia. 1 bla to discuss a contract." ll)lOke up, "five feet, Hve and dred L. Workman, parcels, one-half Inches, 36, 23, 36." pio. slnsle and '1.25 lor couplt. NEW HAVEN - The N e 11 nctm may be purchased ftGIII Haven Juruor Women's C I ·u b any member of the cll!b, . Milwill sponsor I square dance ler's Super Market, New 11.\'Friday, .August' 23nl In connec- en City Billldlng, the wate( ,Qr. tlon with the Centennial Peach !nee 1n MalOn or at the door, Fe•tival, at tile New Haven I Door prlzeo will be glv•n awayl Community Building between I ,. 11 p.m. DST. Whitey Beegle will he the call. If you prefer 1 rigid cJotbeto and musicians will he The..Elune made of llire, wash jt o11 Ranchos. An exhlhltion dance with 8 sudsy cloth before eacll Western square dancing will use. Then wipe It dry to prtgiven by Ray Wriston and rust from stainlnl clean Red! wi-:hi'l • 1-2 l'3tne:s of WeD productlon for groill il eetlmlted al 211 million buJbell. up 1 per ceot from la'ff year and II per 00111 higher than the fiV'I'-year average. 'l'olal Woman's View Prospecu are till• y•ar·s • rop will be 2 ptr cent dnder thP 1"601 reoord yield. Compared wllh • ruouth earlier. prospect! Ill· ~- slightly a• higher sm.:t .,-am ylelcls more than utfset a a Sponaormg Dance had played any position otiler cente.-!1 , 1. "AIIC probabl) the last," ..ill 9 &r•''""'' Willie In the Giant ""~house, (rateful tloal he hiiiU'I load a llelmng chtne< at the new pooiUm. The victory moved .the Spahn Isn't Ohio's Football ., Squads Are Set ~omen u, whool yteld 11 eotimolod at 5U hush•!> Je.. tilan last .,..., P--. oondltloo lo at • pw Prult prGIIpe<.'Y _.. well boloor or. illi<MI nwhell, tho largeot ''""' mar~Jy becaUIIe of a door MO ill Ot!llt , the low. . Aug. 1 condilioa l the .....,•. nu. year'• ladn of 11153 &nd Sll per cent mort!' rt,an acreage. The yield per acre II : lin~ UM4. 52 per cent of Ute lM7• bale lal!lt year· f'avorable- weather CloD· up three bushels from UC. : Late WllliM'r' potato prodiX'tloa 1 period il the ADwest OD neord dit •ons Juring the maturing. ver· Production ul all hay ia expect· Is ex pected to be bel<>w 11182'•. dating ID LQ4. Loll year 1llo Ill••1(1 ap,.e111r,. to hSiv• bHn a f,~tc- eel to tolal just over thrl!f' mil- burley sod ci&ar tobacco down dex was 108 per cent. oata and soybeans mainly ha"'e oroduction in JUl) tot.aW 201• 1 Total oat production II ex~r- 1 tor in tlw-lt crop1, thP Jen'lC'P .tor tons, 17 per cenl Wfi,ll than better than 10 per cent and sugar ! The estimated apple erop If 1.1 been reapolllllb~ '"' the in<reue miUion, down sll~htly from the I ed tD he up I per cent from t!C saki. hoe av<!rage and the Jow ..t tolal beeta up 48,000 tona tD <IM,IIIIOI' mlllloo buahela 1o tile- of nearly 1 per cent over total P""'ious mooth. 1o 51.2 mllliOil bulbtlo and the Bai ley will lbow about :1011.000 production in the paot :n years. follil. t!MII and a re<ard loW ..... . . , crop production •ast year. ~----- ---- - - COLUMBUS IUPI I" - Proopecta 1decline In bay ....... • of Aug. I, indicate a possible Ou U.. other band, prOM.,.... lear record erop year In Ohio for total fru.lt productloll8 rem~tl1l *•pltf' an early summer drought. I at a record low , mllk prndtiL-tlfln The U.S. CrOp Reporting Serv· duruog July wa• down 7 per ...t ke said yield Increase~ for wheat, from the previous month and ega 1 I c- ~ Watch Our Ad ••• WEDNESDAY, AUG~:~: ' . ,I 1· �I • -" ' B d G Th • L uvs JVIDJJ' a uvs etr umps G C dG J ' • ., ,00 o ' • ~ we ran keep the pmsure on lor fant astic ltorieo about iti muhl' another flvo or alx yean, wt biilloo dollar annual ~ lrau! mey bNM tho back of thio pg>bliiJg, 1U1rcoli01 anrl monster." 1 rackets, and about tho myster!. Toka OYer Dfvloloe '"'· "Mafia.. which wu ouppooed Miller to an amiable, quiet . , to coordillala the who!< entet- to ......, I"""· t>l• prile. But be Wll ln<lu<led, u many ciUzens stiU are, to treat It u • myth. "But it's not a myth," be sold wltb the dogged empbula ot a man who is telflng the trull> but expects ~ be dfibeneved. "The lurid -lea In tho PI'OIS don 't exaggerate - If anything 1 -·wid. . 1United Pr,.. llltomatlonaJ. " U' Ule ...... dllloiL IIO'd I'Hd . IIM!y -m~- • I:DITOII'I Mml: '1\e ..._ I VOW ..&.ullnal in the Ogllt the P""""' clooUro .._ a -•I<W IUC· WASIIINGTON <UPil- At 1011!1 of natfonwidr crime syndicates. II • .......,.. la&t, the good guys are giving He knows better than othen .. lila •'Oclot• uo the bad guys their lumps ill the that the fight Ia very far from ,..,..... ... ,......... • 1M war against organiled crime. · and he Ia not indulging in 1 opok<n Republican lawyer from Ju1t1ce Departme~~t'l CriiiiNI •""Jbere's no doubt · about it," I prematurf victory celebrations. Mlnneapolia. He wu in private Dl•lo.... . . - to~ 1M , aald A38t. Mty, Gen. Herbert J . But be also lrnowa that tbe fod s · law proctko with a dll!!iiJgnlshed war llalo'l lh Ia Killer Jr. "tne moba are are going after big-Ume criminals Waohfngton Brm when Atty. Gen. .. the lollow!JI& dtapoldo, 1M..., hurting." these day1 wftb unprecedented Robert F. Kennedy asked nlm in ot lfoo tllvlotoo Ito Ao bead of the Justice Depart· vigor and determination. ·And be early t96t to take ehaQ!< of the progress.) ment's Criminal DivWou, S9- aaya it's paying off. crminal divilion. yaar-old Jack Miller Is the fed-l "We've got them on the run ,'" At that time, Miller blow 110 eral field general Miller said in an interview with more about crime than .lo.. .....- ,, l i «illlll, 111~.,... 1_ , OIIICIABI I""' IIIIOnllltJOO ,...,, ...,,. '""' • weolth al IJIIIlcie bdOlllllltioa crimlnlla available to tho II <Ill· brlbolllbout 1110 , .........lloa f/ll'IDI ~ral agonclet wbfcll .w)lote ,""7 ~ Wll prev!- ~ taw en!or..- 1'1" the underworld operation. the .. to wbldl ~ ....,_ to and ·""""1111 law ~ Qlfleers and public: officials, the ruthlessness wftb wblob ft employo murder and othet form• of vlolaaet to ..,- ~ viii of income and iiJence wftn-. " &a,. ...n. Exlllo Even the "mytll" abou I tbe Mafia hos turned out to be true, ht •ald. The revelatioDI of Jo. oopb Valaebi, lmpriooaed gaDIland executioner wbo decided to oool,y questlaoed bJ 10mt In""'" oponalbllltlet. · " • tipton. Voladll 1101 ooly ...,. CIOdlll New tan firmed Its .,....,., lie !Old jult Aloo al major ~ 18 bow It_...... and aamod ......, the ll<ppld • up flgbt opiltlt than tOO ol ttl tap fll\lres. ertme. MUiet lllld. Jl tbt otW valocbl's lollg ooog- a "tor- lellalatioa -cted by Co~ rHI 0 break" for tbe crtmlnal dJ. I!' 1181 wbicll makoo II a fodorll , . ~to ctOQd pmbllng ~ • vt.foD 1 new ~teDigen<e ,imlt, Uoa ,.. parapbernalia • .,.. Miller ukl. Tbe illtal)jgence unit state line1, or to traveJ Ill IDterwu organized two J~ ow- to 1jllale <<IIIIJDIII'<e In IIIPporl fl bring together ln ODI!' plaee aU ol racketeering. I SOUI'Ctl '• - melkesvill N N t wI e ews 0 es / ~. ilo Corporll """""'itt • u Ready to Eat lly Cooked We Reserve Tho Rl<ht To Umit Quantitieo C:orner Second & Mill St., Middleport 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday and Soturday .. . . 8:30A.M. to 1:30 P. M. Monqoy thru Thursdor 50 EXTRA COU~N ••• J.w Green St ump s PUIICHA51 OF: A11ortn~ent Within tho Same Price Group K...y'a 120-ct. pkgL . . APPLE SAUCE UUIDRY BASKET 00 (24) ct. box Moclass Ve•form N1w lh•u lot.. Aus . 17th At A"v h•"• S""'"""tk•t A ESERVES Swift'o Premium - U. S. Ccwen""""' lna.,.o:tod - Center Cut Ham Slices U. S. Covem,...nt lnopeo:ted - , __ u.. Chl~t~ Snyder's Potato 12-oa. len No. V2 ALL MIAT Hnl WIENERS Llo. 'Mix Or Match' Arrt .Jw Vrce{l cou,..,.. 5to rnps I ··~ .... Cana PURCHAS: ' -oz . Plastic 611 . For Jw Grcc11 Sto mp1 WITH COUPON AND PU~AS! NESCAFE 8 ,,,,...... SUNSHINI LEMOI STRIPE 43 · I:! •1 I :'..'1 FIP r..t.. C & 0 IISCUn CO. Oatmeal Rllsla Oooklaa FIPYtllowU.C ...... ,...,,. 39 1 1>-lb. pkg. 4 8 :!. '1 F I PCallfonia Tollltou Bea11r Creak Cal a~ Baus CNam 8 ::. •1 F I PSplaac• RoJII Prilct Golllta Can Style 8 "!.~ ,1 F I PFnllt OocktaD Capt. Kill T• Oat foH FI PBarllalt P1111 'Mix Or Match' Haal's SoiW Pllk T0111t• Liii•J'I FrtllltH ,_... c... ,., Lldf T..er Swaal Potato. 6 -0E. lar 15< off label 12-oL pkg. For ' I :.•1 .... ... Whlto, l'llllr, Tetlow, AltoM los. pk•• 29 8 F I P Spluok Swift's tlawal Sllorl.t11 Dial Soap .. .., =., Del Moala Cllalk Pllaappla SWAN LIQUID RINSO BLUE 65 Btl. .... PRAISE '' 2 t!' 43 .......,..., ....... ... Glallt 81 .2 _=.......... LUX ._ 33 ··-••••1 Pllklaa DISH ALL ... JDr, 47 . UFEBUOY 2 .::.... 33 ,,, .... a.= •1 I!!. '1 ..... a .:. ., ... '1 . - llttl.- l-Ib. a :.•• -.:-• I""':...,. '1 ~II - f I PDelta P••••• FI Pllrtllll Paan Ill Till ... ... F... ~~~~- SILVER DUST 2 ~ 69 ' 2~67 ::- .... '1" LUX LIQUID LIQUID ALL 93 Cllut ! .... 79 . Loaf 27 Dinner lolls AriiiCIUr* .,~· 79 L:. S379 Great for Grilling STEAK ' lb. '· • ., Can 69 Fresh Luaclou1 Ripe lb. 59 lb. basket ..... ,..... 39 long Green Cucumbers Cannetl , . _ .CARLOAD SALE ! Iori•'• ......, ...... 39 Chopped Ham It,:- ComeciS..f Potted Meat Ar111out* Potted Meat 1 14-u. Pkp, 49 ~49 5 ·:.:· '1 IT•OanaOlfo~ Collet!... ...... .... ...... T~~p~~rMtoe. ·~10 .... $UI '111 8 Many 1tylel anti CGiort In luttoftodoWft ancl Pull .. ver. V•lun .. $1 .91. TwolnO• ... ..... _ ..e _.. KNill! h.............. & .... -"" .. , .... 11_....... c...... Cit $1.59. 58 • ,, ... 6-16. _ . , " ".... Four pockets. :Zipper fly. btr• oiiM IIHI... ut.. $2.19. '1'7 ... - ........ _ Sfzn 6~a10~. 4 piS. te • • A whl .. sock with stripe .... , 94 Porta-File Box .-·--· . . __,. . . .. ................ ~1 . . . . ,....... l.cll:: .. DJ..... 11U" :1: I" . ALL ....... :: , .l. ._...,. , , I .71 ' SPRY ..... ... ltlill.. PRAISE . ·. ,.w 3-=- 46 . ., . ..... ..........,. LUX LIFEBUOY ..... 2 '::... 27 TIDY WERNET .Cat Litter Dentu Creme ,........ 49 PILLS.UlY eriALLAlD I-1W111k - h•tMIIII BISCUITS ' 1188 a.. BOYS' SLACKS IIUIwltlo ..11.4 1 - - · -1 ool-. ..., ............. $2.H JEllS ' Ideal fw lack....Schoal GIRLS' SLIPS ............. llyle• ...Nt .. - - ........ 1 Slzn 6-16. 1110'1<o ....... 2 Cosmetic Bags 4-WIY lOllY 1801(1 lonu1 Buy for lack To Scheol Boys' Sport Shirts S School Tillie , , , ..... ~. ·. !' .... ; Do a. ••• Take odvont11e of thl1 Volua for lack-to-School CREAl A••••'* , ' ! ' 1' ,REE%1 lb. leady·to-ht lb. katie IVAN$ -.._... SURF Thorouvhly Cookod Chicken, Turkoy,IHf Brea~ -..... 1'!:• fast fhdn' wltheut fuuln! 16-es, Lao... can ,....... "::"• DIIIEUIE. U. S. GoY't. ln1pected - PORK LIVER~~~.•~_ 19 FULL SIZI u .... a:• CANNED HAM 49 SWISS STEAK U. S. Govornmentlnspec:tod Armour* z::.• lb. SHOULDER ROUND BONE llb.39 Ev1n1 Super Tri;;._Swlft'• Premium T R E ET. - 39 roll MEAT LOAF a::., FI Pllfal Alllltarrlla . coniir • ::. '1 .... II ';.II Dallolla Sllctll Plalappla ~~. L'lrl SaW lnlanl ... SlobiJ'a lrp ,.. .,Ia tlllia SWIFT'S CNO SLICES ltEMOVEDI EVANS SUPER TRIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM , SAUSAGE ~~·1 3"!':· '1 DriB 1"!: '1 ~~·· Full Butt Half U. S. Gov't. lnspeded--New flavor on outdoor grill Emge's-U. 5. Government Inspected PURE PORK Redeem Th;s Coupon Thru Sat., Aug. 11111, At Any hans Super Market EVANS SUPER TRIM- SWIFT"S PREMIUM • Evans Super Trim B•f-Pork-V"I -."*'·· PEAS 1 8 !! 1 49 Stokalfs r..... tlllaa Slobfr's PIHappll tlllat lb. 10.0.. ---. pkg. I"~ '1 ...., - · a.plltrrf Jallr 45 lb. America• Cheese "'· 49 Buffered Fish Steaks 39 FINE BAKED FOODS -·· ......... Royal Prl- QT. BTL. -·· DeliRia CnsW 4:. '1 DaiiiJ BlnkllarrJ Jallf 4 -:.. '1 4:. '1 4 til '1 . 4 ::. '1 4 :.•1 4:i;'1 . 3 No.I '1 3'';:-'1 . 21l •• lonlea'a . .Ia INncl CREAM . CNO SLICES REMOVED! Booth,,.... 1-U.. Cello Pkg. ...... 8 Co no t DIAL SHAMPOO 50 EXTRA C..IHIMtle• $ WCI!t 50 EXTRA 'Mix Or Match' 59 Groand Baaf or 8roa1d CIHRk Full Shank Holf Swift'• IMOicfleld 5KINLISI 'Mix Or Match' 79 Fully Cookod Swlft'a Premlum-U. S. Governmef'l Inspected totaling rlutt Portion Fully Cookod andPurcha.. . , I lbl. or meN Evane Super Trim, Swift's Premium U. S. Gov't. lnspecMII LB. Breakfast Ham Slices with other purchoHJ With Thla C.upea 100 EXTRA A.W Gr l:'f' n Stomp · Swift'• PNmlulll - 69c •• 79.: Pkg. U. S. GoY1rn111ant lnspactH 'Mix Or Match' ""' c-bl,..,;.., 10 ,., SoJ F&PTo11ato Paste 10 ~ '1 JELL-0 "'1::..": 10 !:~ '1 .Swanee Paper lla,kins 10 ao::, '1 Iii F&PTomato Sauce 10 -.:~ '1 Shoestring Potatoes 10 ~:.. 1 ScoHies Hanky Pak 10 I r-:;:::;:------, Old Vir1ini1 SAVE Star-Kist Faney Ma Brown ac off Libel 70c! Strawberry (41) ct, Ito• IMde" lttulat 50 EXTRA J11 Green St am p In Ito 's ·P All Products Can lo Mixed or Matched in Any 14 ~ ~Mr. -enl.,.. ..... In the Marll>e Or .... hold lor their yoong end (IU08Is of Mr. and Mra. Ck> "" ID her bomt and hi• wife are ehild who "' Mtftering with leu- ... ' StrauobauJit. The ...me. opending !4 IIIII lfll, D•llr • • I The Prnbytarlan churtb and Corp&. Larr~ IIIII ~. Mr. ... . " SUnday School bave changed stationed at Camp Pendleton, Ikomia. are sisters. · :trlth ber sister, Mn. A Jlle lef llrOIIIIIIII faJ!tlll1, . . Mr.. . • and Mra. Glondon lfcGin. trill ealled 011 her mother, Mr. their pla<e and tt.te for plcnic iCafH. They are ajso attenrltng Floyd Sayre and frlenrl BID Mrs. Mary Ogden hao beeD Caboan. IIIJd lfrL J• lllrz., . .j .. • n•• ~ : · ~ Mro. Dlester and Mn. Clbit Conger anrl 1011, A....,t :Ia at City Park bulld- night achool at Palomar. Calll. tFrancis, Columbus, were recent ,called back to her work at Alb- Mrs. Julia Coopor, Wbeelen·l dlle ~ lclr. .... IIIII. lw '• r, · IIJileJ Napper and Qwlet. . ing in WeliBIIllldueiD lbe crowd- FrieDda of Evalyne Devallll jguests of his mother, Mrt. Nel- ens. burg, •peal a tt.y .wtlb a friend, Jte SIJ'ooil. lira. loe ...... 0 daughters, IWI!I and ShlrMr. anrl Mn. VIrgil Carr, ed condltloal at !Me AIOIL and Shlrley Splreo wore bappjl fie Sayre and daugllter Gladys , Mrs. Jamea RaJMs entertain- Mro. Ruby Mulholand. •Mn. a.rler IIPelll. llllr ;Jt ~ · and Mr. and Mn. Leooard Radclllfe, vloited her parents, Mr. and Mn. CloviJ Slrauo- to see and h- tbem 011 TV pro. and other relatives. ed the young MMrted People'l Mn. Ra)'11101111 Lonl and dati- SlrGnl .... Dolllr ..... !fill ;h:cker ~ r~ SUnday diD- Mr. and Mn. Charles McGID- bauglllrere ill Columbus recent- gram "Play y~ ' Huach" In Mr. and Mrs. John ShiU!ngs class of the Latter Oav Salnill lihter. Mary Kay, •lilted ber .U celebnllnl tloelr '*~ f!UBSis. nls, who live near h.,. ly on bum-. New York wi!Ue on their •aca- and son Gary, were Sunday church in Wellston recenUy. mother recenUy in Columbus. Mr. IDd MrL J..., • • , . w.arren Dorloa, Marioa, r&- The Methodist c'hurch and Mrs. Francls Cotlrlll rece(v- lion trip. I!Uflls of ber sbter , Mr. and Members of the Strausbaugh The Oavil Reunion waa held visited relatlva ill C:t ..... b lv called oa lrifDda Deiii'ISunday .School eajqyed a plcDic ed word from her son Larry Several people in nearby com- Mn. Roy Legg, near Waverly. family recenUy enjoyed a wlen- Sunday · at the Prellbyteriaa receaU,. held at home of l\lr. tllld Mn. IKrullcdlp that he bu been munlliea 11therod at SlapleiOn Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bell and 'er roast 011 Sunday evening. 1 Carul7a Cra7 II I ere. 1church. Mr. and Mnt. JPrancls ~Robert Steele no Rt. 124. A nlco ,promoled from Lance Corporal 'resldence receafly wileft pray- ltamily, Painesville, were week.l Mrs. Birdie Watto hao ftturo- 1 Mr. and Mn. Henry Reibel, in MaDifield time .... s ~::· 49 69 BUFFERil· �I • -" ' B d G Th • L uvs JVIDJJ' a uvs etr umps G C dG J ' • ., ,00 o ' • ~ we ran keep the pmsure on lor fant astic ltorieo about iti muhl' another flvo or alx yean, wt biilloo dollar annual ~ lrau! mey bNM tho back of thio pg>bliiJg, 1U1rcoli01 anrl monster." 1 rackets, and about tho myster!. Toka OYer Dfvloloe '"'· "Mafia.. which wu ouppooed Miller to an amiable, quiet . , to coordillala the who!< entet- to ......, I"""· t>l• prile. But be Wll ln<lu<led, u many ciUzens stiU are, to treat It u • myth. "But it's not a myth," be sold wltb the dogged empbula ot a man who is telflng the trull> but expects ~ be dfibeneved. "The lurid -lea In tho PI'OIS don 't exaggerate - If anything 1 -·wid. . 1United Pr,.. llltomatlonaJ. " U' Ule ...... dllloiL IIO'd I'Hd . IIM!y -m~- • I:DITOII'I Mml: '1\e ..._ I VOW ..&.ullnal in the Ogllt the P""""' clooUro .._ a -•I<W IUC· WASIIINGTON <UPil- At 1011!1 of natfonwidr crime syndicates. II • .......,.. la&t, the good guys are giving He knows better than othen .. lila •'Oclot• uo the bad guys their lumps ill the that the fight Ia very far from ,..,..... ... ,......... • 1M war against organiled crime. · and he Ia not indulging in 1 opok<n Republican lawyer from Ju1t1ce Departme~~t'l CriiiiNI •""Jbere's no doubt · about it," I prematurf victory celebrations. Mlnneapolia. He wu in private Dl•lo.... . . - to~ 1M , aald A38t. Mty, Gen. Herbert J . But be also lrnowa that tbe fod s · law proctko with a dll!!iiJgnlshed war llalo'l lh Ia Killer Jr. "tne moba are are going after big-Ume criminals Waohfngton Brm when Atty. Gen. .. the lollow!JI& dtapoldo, 1M..., hurting." these day1 wftb unprecedented Robert F. Kennedy asked nlm in ot lfoo tllvlotoo Ito Ao bead of the Justice Depart· vigor and determination. ·And be early t96t to take ehaQ!< of the progress.) ment's Criminal DivWou, S9- aaya it's paying off. crminal divilion. yaar-old Jack Miller Is the fed-l "We've got them on the run ,'" At that time, Miller blow 110 eral field general Miller said in an interview with more about crime than .lo.. .....- ,, l i «illlll, 111~.,... 1_ , OIIICIABI I""' IIIIOnllltJOO ,...,, ...,,. '""' • weolth al IJIIIlcie bdOlllllltioa crimlnlla available to tho II <Ill· brlbolllbout 1110 , .........lloa f/ll'IDI ~ral agonclet wbfcll .w)lote ,""7 ~ Wll prev!- ~ taw en!or..- 1'1" the underworld operation. the .. to wbldl ~ ....,_ to and ·""""1111 law ~ Qlfleers and public: officials, the ruthlessness wftb wblob ft employo murder and othet form• of vlolaaet to ..,- ~ viii of income and iiJence wftn-. " &a,. ...n. Exlllo Even the "mytll" abou I tbe Mafia hos turned out to be true, ht •ald. The revelatioDI of Jo. oopb Valaebi, lmpriooaed gaDIland executioner wbo decided to oool,y questlaoed bJ 10mt In""'" oponalbllltlet. · " • tipton. Voladll 1101 ooly ...,. CIOdlll New tan firmed Its .,....,., lie !Old jult Aloo al major ~ 18 bow It_...... and aamod ......, the ll<ppld • up flgbt opiltlt than tOO ol ttl tap fll\lres. ertme. MUiet lllld. Jl tbt otW valocbl's lollg ooog- a "tor- lellalatioa -cted by Co~ rHI 0 break" for tbe crtmlnal dJ. I!' 1181 wbicll makoo II a fodorll , . ~to ctOQd pmbllng ~ • vt.foD 1 new ~teDigen<e ,imlt, Uoa ,.. parapbernalia • .,.. Miller ukl. Tbe illtal)jgence unit state line1, or to traveJ Ill IDterwu organized two J~ ow- to 1jllale <<IIIIJDIII'<e In IIIPporl fl bring together ln ODI!' plaee aU ol racketeering. I SOUI'Ctl '• - melkesvill N N t wI e ews 0 es / ~. ilo Corporll """""'itt • u Ready to Eat lly Cooked We Reserve Tho Rl<ht To Umit Quantitieo C:orner Second & Mill St., Middleport 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday and Soturday .. . . 8:30A.M. to 1:30 P. M. Monqoy thru Thursdor 50 EXTRA COU~N ••• J.w Green St ump s PUIICHA51 OF: A11ortn~ent Within tho Same Price Group K...y'a 120-ct. pkgL . . APPLE SAUCE UUIDRY BASKET 00 (24) ct. box Moclass Ve•form N1w lh•u lot.. Aus . 17th At A"v h•"• S""'"""tk•t A ESERVES Swift'o Premium - U. S. Ccwen""""' lna.,.o:tod - Center Cut Ham Slices U. S. Covem,...nt lnopeo:ted - , __ u.. Chl~t~ Snyder's Potato 12-oa. len No. V2 ALL MIAT Hnl WIENERS Llo. 'Mix Or Match' Arrt .Jw Vrce{l cou,..,.. 5to rnps I ··~ .... Cana PURCHAS: ' -oz . Plastic 611 . For Jw Grcc11 Sto mp1 WITH COUPON AND PU~AS! NESCAFE 8 ,,,,...... SUNSHINI LEMOI STRIPE 43 · I:! •1 I :'..'1 FIP r..t.. C & 0 IISCUn CO. Oatmeal Rllsla Oooklaa FIPYtllowU.C ...... ,...,,. 39 1 1>-lb. pkg. 4 8 :!. '1 F I PCallfonia Tollltou Bea11r Creak Cal a~ Baus CNam 8 ::. •1 F I PSplaac• RoJII Prilct Golllta Can Style 8 "!.~ ,1 F I PFnllt OocktaD Capt. Kill T• Oat foH FI PBarllalt P1111 'Mix Or Match' Haal's SoiW Pllk T0111t• Liii•J'I FrtllltH ,_... c... ,., Lldf T..er Swaal Potato. 6 -0E. lar 15< off label 12-oL pkg. For ' I :.•1 .... ... Whlto, l'llllr, Tetlow, AltoM los. pk•• 29 8 F I P Spluok Swift's tlawal Sllorl.t11 Dial Soap .. .., =., Del Moala Cllalk Pllaappla SWAN LIQUID RINSO BLUE 65 Btl. .... PRAISE '' 2 t!' 43 .......,..., ....... ... Glallt 81 .2 _=.......... LUX ._ 33 ··-••••1 Pllklaa DISH ALL ... JDr, 47 . UFEBUOY 2 .::.... 33 ,,, .... a.= •1 I!!. '1 ..... a .:. ., ... '1 . - llttl.- l-Ib. a :.•• -.:-• I""':...,. '1 ~II - f I PDelta P••••• FI Pllrtllll Paan Ill Till ... ... F... ~~~~- SILVER DUST 2 ~ 69 ' 2~67 ::- .... '1" LUX LIQUID LIQUID ALL 93 Cllut ! .... 79 . Loaf 27 Dinner lolls AriiiCIUr* .,~· 79 L:. S379 Great for Grilling STEAK ' lb. '· • ., Can 69 Fresh Luaclou1 Ripe lb. 59 lb. basket ..... ,..... 39 long Green Cucumbers Cannetl , . _ .CARLOAD SALE ! Iori•'• ......, ...... 39 Chopped Ham It,:- ComeciS..f Potted Meat Ar111out* Potted Meat 1 14-u. Pkp, 49 ~49 5 ·:.:· '1 IT•OanaOlfo~ Collet!... ...... .... ...... T~~p~~rMtoe. ·~10 .... $UI '111 8 Many 1tylel anti CGiort In luttoftodoWft ancl Pull .. ver. V•lun .. $1 .91. TwolnO• ... ..... _ ..e _.. KNill! h.............. & .... -"" .. , .... 11_....... c...... Cit $1.59. 58 • ,, ... 6-16. _ . , " ".... Four pockets. :Zipper fly. btr• oiiM IIHI... ut.. $2.19. '1'7 ... - ........ _ Sfzn 6~a10~. 4 piS. te • • A whl .. sock with stripe .... , 94 Porta-File Box .-·--· . . __,. . . .. ................ ~1 . . . . ,....... l.cll:: .. DJ..... 11U" :1: I" . ALL ....... :: , .l. ._...,. , , I .71 ' SPRY ..... ... ltlill.. PRAISE . ·. ,.w 3-=- 46 . ., . ..... ..........,. LUX LIFEBUOY ..... 2 '::... 27 TIDY WERNET .Cat Litter Dentu Creme ,........ 49 PILLS.UlY eriALLAlD I-1W111k - h•tMIIII BISCUITS ' 1188 a.. BOYS' SLACKS IIUIwltlo ..11.4 1 - - · -1 ool-. ..., ............. $2.H JEllS ' Ideal fw lack....Schoal GIRLS' SLIPS ............. llyle• ...Nt .. - - ........ 1 Slzn 6-16. 1110'1<o ....... 2 Cosmetic Bags 4-WIY lOllY 1801(1 lonu1 Buy for lack To Scheol Boys' Sport Shirts S School Tillie , , , ..... ~. ·. !' .... ; Do a. ••• Take odvont11e of thl1 Volua for lack-to-School CREAl A••••'* , ' ! ' 1' ,REE%1 lb. leady·to-ht lb. katie IVAN$ -.._... SURF Thorouvhly Cookod Chicken, Turkoy,IHf Brea~ -..... 1'!:• fast fhdn' wltheut fuuln! 16-es, Lao... can ,....... "::"• DIIIEUIE. U. S. GoY't. ln1pected - PORK LIVER~~~.•~_ 19 FULL SIZI u .... a:• CANNED HAM 49 SWISS STEAK U. S. Govornmentlnspec:tod Armour* z::.• lb. SHOULDER ROUND BONE llb.39 Ev1n1 Super Tri;;._Swlft'• Premium T R E ET. - 39 roll MEAT LOAF a::., FI Pllfal Alllltarrlla . coniir • ::. '1 .... II ';.II Dallolla Sllctll Plalappla ~~. L'lrl SaW lnlanl ... SlobiJ'a lrp ,.. .,Ia tlllia SWIFT'S CNO SLICES ltEMOVEDI EVANS SUPER TRIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM , SAUSAGE ~~·1 3"!':· '1 DriB 1"!: '1 ~~·· Full Butt Half U. S. Gov't. lnspeded--New flavor on outdoor grill Emge's-U. 5. Government Inspected PURE PORK Redeem Th;s Coupon Thru Sat., Aug. 11111, At Any hans Super Market EVANS SUPER TRIM- SWIFT"S PREMIUM • Evans Super Trim B•f-Pork-V"I -."*'·· PEAS 1 8 !! 1 49 Stokalfs r..... tlllaa Slobfr's PIHappll tlllat lb. 10.0.. ---. pkg. I"~ '1 ...., - · a.plltrrf Jallr 45 lb. America• Cheese "'· 49 Buffered Fish Steaks 39 FINE BAKED FOODS -·· ......... Royal Prl- QT. BTL. -·· DeliRia CnsW 4:. '1 DaiiiJ BlnkllarrJ Jallf 4 -:.. '1 4:. '1 4 til '1 . 4 ::. '1 4 :.•1 4:i;'1 . 3 No.I '1 3'';:-'1 . 21l •• lonlea'a . .Ia INncl CREAM . CNO SLICES REMOVED! Booth,,.... 1-U.. Cello Pkg. ...... 8 Co no t DIAL SHAMPOO 50 EXTRA C..IHIMtle• $ WCI!t 50 EXTRA 'Mix Or Match' 59 Groand Baaf or 8roa1d CIHRk Full Shank Holf Swift'• IMOicfleld 5KINLISI 'Mix Or Match' 79 Fully Cookod Swlft'a Premlum-U. S. Governmef'l Inspected totaling rlutt Portion Fully Cookod andPurcha.. . , I lbl. or meN Evane Super Trim, Swift's Premium U. S. Gov't. lnspecMII LB. Breakfast Ham Slices with other purchoHJ With Thla C.upea 100 EXTRA A.W Gr l:'f' n Stomp · Swift'• PNmlulll - 69c •• 79.: Pkg. U. S. GoY1rn111ant lnspactH 'Mix Or Match' ""' c-bl,..,;.., 10 ,., SoJ F&PTo11ato Paste 10 ~ '1 JELL-0 "'1::..": 10 !:~ '1 .Swanee Paper lla,kins 10 ao::, '1 Iii F&PTomato Sauce 10 -.:~ '1 Shoestring Potatoes 10 ~:.. 1 ScoHies Hanky Pak 10 I r-:;:::;:------, Old Vir1ini1 SAVE Star-Kist Faney Ma Brown ac off Libel 70c! Strawberry (41) ct, Ito• IMde" lttulat 50 EXTRA J11 Green St am p In Ito 's ·P All Products Can lo Mixed or Matched in Any 14 ~ ~Mr. -enl.,.. ..... In the Marll>e Or .... hold lor their yoong end (IU08Is of Mr. and Mra. Ck> "" ID her bomt and hi• wife are ehild who "' Mtftering with leu- ... ' StrauobauJit. The ...me. opending !4 IIIII lfll, D•llr • • I The Prnbytarlan churtb and Corp&. Larr~ IIIII ~. Mr. ... . " SUnday School bave changed stationed at Camp Pendleton, Ikomia. are sisters. · :trlth ber sister, Mn. A Jlle lef llrOIIIIIIII faJ!tlll1, . . Mr.. . • and Mra. Glondon lfcGin. trill ealled 011 her mother, Mr. their pla<e and tt.te for plcnic iCafH. They are ajso attenrltng Floyd Sayre and frlenrl BID Mrs. Mary Ogden hao beeD Caboan. IIIJd lfrL J• lllrz., . .j .. • n•• ~ : · ~ Mro. Dlester and Mn. Clbit Conger anrl 1011, A....,t :Ia at City Park bulld- night achool at Palomar. Calll. tFrancis, Columbus, were recent ,called back to her work at Alb- Mrs. Julia Coopor, Wbeelen·l dlle ~ lclr. .... IIIII. lw '• r, · IIJileJ Napper and Qwlet. . ing in WeliBIIllldueiD lbe crowd- FrieDda of Evalyne Devallll jguests of his mother, Mrt. Nel- ens. burg, •peal a tt.y .wtlb a friend, Jte SIJ'ooil. lira. loe ...... 0 daughters, IWI!I and ShlrMr. anrl Mn. VIrgil Carr, ed condltloal at !Me AIOIL and Shlrley Splreo wore bappjl fie Sayre and daugllter Gladys , Mrs. Jamea RaJMs entertain- Mro. Ruby Mulholand. •Mn. a.rler IIPelll. llllr ;Jt ~ · and Mr. and Mn. Leooard Radclllfe, vloited her parents, Mr. and Mn. CloviJ Slrauo- to see and h- tbem 011 TV pro. and other relatives. ed the young MMrted People'l Mn. Ra)'11101111 Lonl and dati- SlrGnl .... Dolllr ..... !fill ;h:cker ~ r~ SUnday diD- Mr. and Mn. Charles McGID- bauglllrere ill Columbus recent- gram "Play y~ ' Huach" In Mr. and Mrs. John ShiU!ngs class of the Latter Oav Salnill lihter. Mary Kay, •lilted ber .U celebnllnl tloelr '*~ f!UBSis. nls, who live near h.,. ly on bum-. New York wi!Ue on their •aca- and son Gary, were Sunday church in Wellston recenUy. mother recenUy in Columbus. Mr. IDd MrL J..., • • , . w.arren Dorloa, Marioa, r&- The Methodist c'hurch and Mrs. Francls Cotlrlll rece(v- lion trip. I!Uflls of ber sbter , Mr. and Members of the Strausbaugh The Oavil Reunion waa held visited relatlva ill C:t ..... b lv called oa lrifDda Deiii'ISunday .School eajqyed a plcDic ed word from her son Larry Several people in nearby com- Mn. Roy Legg, near Waverly. family recenUy enjoyed a wlen- Sunday · at the Prellbyteriaa receaU,. held at home of l\lr. tllld Mn. IKrullcdlp that he bu been munlliea 11therod at SlapleiOn Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bell and 'er roast 011 Sunday evening. 1 Carul7a Cra7 II I ere. 1church. Mr. and Mnt. JPrancls ~Robert Steele no Rt. 124. A nlco ,promoled from Lance Corporal 'resldence receafly wileft pray- ltamily, Painesville, were week.l Mrs. Birdie Watto hao ftturo- 1 Mr. and Mn. Henry Reibel, in MaDifield time .... s ~::· 49 69 BUFFERil· �Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aue. 14, 1983-9 -Dally SenUnel. ---- -·--------------'----"TELEVISION IN REVIEW . --==-= - ed I Ads Get Result s. OIW>IJNES ....... @ .... .. ..-·-·· "" .. .. ·BEGULATION s '"' r1Jil1 \0 " edJt 01 reJ«''' IUI:t td.t ... ..........d BATES For Wani Ad Sent wul'd nM"rtlnn "n• -~OOD Ill 1 Cent! ~ W"ord rm l"llrM to..l'tlmu. f'lll~ ratt "tt t ~ll per •ord W'IU be m.arsert fOI ad•tr-ttn"• 11 oot HCUti"V• 10 4u• aft.e <DI 'OlD CARr 01 .o fHANKM .,ord atltllmum a1 "oN' •' 1 . IO - Ot>ttuar-1'" aen• fCI ti.2Si &aeb Cot ~'ldit,OD· outoll..,. uminum screens, 2 steel len. tels, 7% x 48'' , 2 homemade tiUil"Q OFFIU HOURS 8:30 " M $tlllfilav or :dl't QI)Ur> IT'S SO EASY . TO PUCE A RES' '1. 1 PROUliC:ING :. 1" ' - · INSURANCE -- - WAN'I AD rHONE WY2· 2157 --- - two demonstrators at big savings _Pickup truck camp- - on oolidoy in a liny Mexicaa tlon In New York lllllld bltter beach town that I! lnDocmt aot verbal exehangea over reedom .&OIIOM 2. Capital or 28. Allan only •>t televiolon. but lflephonos l llld t..te. baa been ptebd up 1. MemoNorth i dtlert •• well, video wu bus)' contpl~ ) by another ouUet In that city. nndwu VIet-Nam ..,, 24. A.uam ~.,me hih and runs t4 co with And we have beeo auured by .. Con4uotor a. Bar of l lan· of heat IIJver fUap tts errors. To wit : Mr. SUisklnd'A •.ubUcltJ man that 11. Oao oflllo 4. To: Soot.. 111. Ia no -~t IIIIIC-TV, it become linown we will get .111 new -kiy ohowo Haw&Uan D. Yellow manner th1t Ja~on Rohard1 Jr. wJU apo. lhit aeaaoa. lalanJII och,. 26. Sln.later pear Feb. 5 Ill liN title role in -FIDIIIIJ, NBC one! Soviet Rut11. Run away I . Rhythm 27. Greet. and many In verse me: Rot>ert E. Sh11rwood.'a faml)<ll . ala achieved a temporary trut"e JS. H•v8b.ly 7. Lemb'• 1L ploy . "Abo Unroln lll Wlnofa," l' with each other. NBC WH evicten&tun peq-nam• 21. Qulell: which won the lllll9 Pulllw prlle .. ed from Ita M01cnw newo bureau lC. Unateady: 8. Outdoes nrtliy The "Hall of Fame" pnxluclion i and ''The Riot of Khnllhchev." COlloq. 8. Comeslnto 30. Center of 15. 1ound. mw interest • will air far 10 mlnut.. Tha LID·/ But the Soviets cove permlsolon u a cow 10. RumaniU 32. Spanl.s b coin role otil!lnall' brought ~reat : for two NBC reportero and o 18. Rental mln ladlea r'ft'!Own to Raymond Massey, now ' camera crew to cover the- final eontract 18. Guided 33. Malt 17. WhJLty 18. Coll(Ula.tt kUn1 of the "Dr. Ktldaro" televisiM •llfllng ol the nucltar test bu Ford, for one 19. Stammer 34. Governm~nt terles. treaty Jn Moscow. 20. Exclamation 21. Head agency: -Aloo ot HBc·TV. it waa ID· 22. YoUftl' bo7 oonrln• abbr. 23. Hunprlaa nounced that a '10-minute special '1\e Chuael Swim: Bob Jlope•s coin documenting o( thf' Korean War ! gue!U on b1l first NBC·TV var 25. Not at aD wU! bt .,.....nted on Nov. 20. lety- opeclal of the 110\V season, 21. Puahup And it was rt'pllrted that the Sept. 2'7, are Dean Martin, James 2P. Leave out 30. C.Uin&' ume network is preparing two Garner, Barbara streiJaftd and toot one-hour prOII"arn• about CUba, 'llteltlay Weld On Oct. I, m at. Bruil palm Dnf' dealing with tJ1eo abortive liSl the aame network, Perry Como 82. Vague Bay of Pigo Invasion and the bowo In w!Ut hll ltlitlll opeclal Je, District rul1r: India other witil 1aat year'o mialle olthe MIIOD, and hla lfl'lla ""' 39. Ma.n·a crislo, both shows prOIUIIIably to June Allyoon, George Blll'lll, ·Cyd name appear thlo_ oeason. Chorine and Allaa Shermatt. 40. Moham• medanBtble -Furthermore, !bore oppeon Lot Angeleo Dodger buebaU ,1. Clupa tor to be some beadwl)' In cctrrtcl· otaro Mattr)' Wlllo and Wl!Ue Dav· booko tng the television raliop force, 11, who have formed 1 n!glttelub 43. A dance whicb was expooed thlo ,ear by act In which they alng, entertain 44 . Solemn promtH• 1 .congroaaional aubcomm!U... A Fr I day em NBC·TV'o "Toti&J" d.Donkeya spokesman for the National Aooo- ohow ... Blllg Crosby maket hla 46. Full of ciDU n of Broadcaotero INAB> ftrtl profeulonal appearonce wltb talk : colloq. DOWN oak! tilere haa .,... "ncellent hll wife, Katl~ryn Graat, on hlo 1. Wood· progrea" In Ita attempta to pro- CBS-TV special Fob. II .. Same worbJ"I vide an a<eredited and llldltad networlt'a new Da11111 Kayo ltrles tool 8 - 1'1· ays1em lor ratings, which control wiD .... bt oltown 011 British DAILY CRVPTOQUOTEHere'o bow jo work It: tho ll(e and death of moat ohoWI. Broodcutbl1 Corp. • TV . . Jack AXYDLBAAXB The congl'f$alonal group fo lfVIDg Benny had lht lop-rated prO!II'OM Ia LONOFBLLOW tho ~AB a chilllce to work out In lreloncl Ia 1 recent surv07. One J~tter .tmply ltandl tor aaolher. In tbll tample A l.o~usell the ratings meu ltlfJI If It Cllt f.or the three L'l, X for the two 0'1, etc, Sln.Cle letters. a.pos. do 80 ~nl.rlactorlly. Tlll!l ALMANAC r.rophlel, tbe lenl(th and tormatloa of the worda are all hlntL -Th.,.., art lncteulag rtpotil 11y UttltH Prell Jolerulloaol kch day tile code .tetter. an dlfttrent. about the cievtlopme•t of tele- Today ia Wodneaday, Aug. 14, A O)PIUIIMI qqgtadtn vision tape-recordera llld the b- the Dllh d1y of 1961 wtUt lSI to WBBF Dl SRQ DQBJoliTZ vlouo enot'l11lly of llltir lmplcl follow. wheo th .. como IJJlo popular Ult: The 1110011 II approaching Ito DJQ CZJLZB: I'ZDXABZ LIJIKTZ the •llr" on. poy-'N, on ..,.leo, now phaoe. XDK 8JTZ.-DJ8JIFSAX on th'o•tr•. on actors· one! outh· The morning ll1<1 art Jupllff Yeolorclol"o Orrptllq"""'l YOU CAN DO LI'I"I'LE WITII ora' l'Ompo!lllatloo oo copyr!lhta, ood Satum. rA.ml, BUT YOU CAN DO NOTHING WITU0 1.JT IT.ttc. Ia bi'ltf, the ~ome •'•- The eveninJ oton are Mora IIUTLICR with """' o rfCOtt!Or would hove llld Satura. hlo • .., long-plaJinc ftlmo for On tblo da7 In hlatory: easy .... · Ia 11100. 1,000 U. S. Marllleo • -tltt "-6ct' · IS, Woatlni hflped In the 01pture of PeldDg, Jroa¢oatln. Co. tlaUODI In SID 'cbi.a, 'll'hleb ended the Bo•or 10 Franc•!-. BIIUmore, ~· llebtUJon. MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 7:05 Breakfast Party Pittsburgh and B.,toa U or Itt 11211, the dirigible Oral 9:15 Jones Buick Show free •e ,,.,..., 1 t•ped loa Zeppellllt Jell Germany wtlh II 1:00 Sign On NeWI 10:05 Polka Party .it I • H...,.dwOJ pl1y. "Tho Advo- puoengero OD 1 round-the-work! 6:05 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public Service 1:20 Country Jamboree . 11:05 Top Ten Show eate," 1which boo· ito openln& tn trip. Now V•.rk tho ua.. nljbt, one! at Itt !liSt, Consreu possod the 6. 30 Farr· News \ 1%:00 Noon Report iihout •-ho oamo time. It lo o pre- ooclal oecurity oct. , ; . 05 8 at! 1 Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets cedent - ahotl«intl experiment. Ia 1941, P....rdent Harcy 'J'I'u. · re as 1:05 Platter Party Furth4t'Til""', lltt.., there ta aa maa allttCIUIICed that Jap111 had 7:15 Bright Star Show :1111 Sundown Serenade lltcr.npt to eompromioo oelgbtar UIICODdJtloally ourrendered. 7:35 Picklrut Bdwr Sho1! 7:30 Sign Off - --· 7:50 News Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign' Off - June 8?00 Breakfast Party SUNDAY • 1:00 Breakfaat Party IIOp 7:30 Sign On News Mnndoy 11tn FriUJ ll:ill MuGII CountJ NOWI 9:05 Colf01 Wltb Janet 1:00 Baptist Layman's Hnur 1-00~ On 12:ot Community Neu .. t·45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour ol Deliverance 1 115 Muslc!al Clock 11:11 NOOD Newa 10:115 Mlllilterlal AIIOC. (Rev. Paul Jones) 7;00. !'te,.. 12:1t Ohio Newa 11:20 Coantry Hno DoWII 9:00 Wings of Healing 7 18 Musical Cloct IZ:II Martell 11:11 Swap Sbof 9:30 Sunday Show ? :30 Newt lleadiiMI 12::10 Bulletin Board 11:1111 Farm Newt 10:1111 Voice of Prvphecy 7:30 Musical Clock 12:21 News 0 Grull 11:40 Family Worship Hour-Thu 10:35 Sunday ShoW 7:45 lbe Llfolltle 12:30 All'fmlture A&•nt 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country HytDDtlme Ohln VllleJ Nen 12:46 Country Go Round 12:15 Mtlllc Jill! F• You 1%:00 Noon Reporl 1·05 World • Oblo Ne111 1:11 NIWI Beat 12:15 Goessler's Guest Slllr·Frt 12:15 The Search· I: 10 Sporto TodOJ 1:11 Oauatrr Go Round 1:00 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets &-15 Wellhet Picture t:lll Nnn Beat 4:15 Blaeltnar Auto Show 1:00 Billy Graham l :lf Mualcll Clock 1:10 WIJ Malb)ee 4:30 Local NeWI 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 1:55 Community Newt S:lll News Beat 1:55 Bill Stsn Sports 2:110 Signs of Ute Times t :OO Latchstring UO Dileln& with Doss 1:110 BowJ1ni Scores (Rev. W. S. Billups) t :30 Public Service 4::111 IDterdtange 1:05 Vu P•.lrlck Sport& Z:L~ Public Service t ·45 FamU, Worship Raur 1:11 Community NoWI 8:10 Siintlowa Serenade 2:35 The Big Life 1000 Mason County Newt · 5:05 World 6 Nalloaol Ne111 7:05 Tho World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 10:05 Tal1c of the Town S:IS llpoiU8ht ila Sparta · 7:30 Sip Olf 4:1111 Hour ot lleclllon JUS Newo 5:25 Wntbeleut 1:00 Sign Off - June '=45 John Griffin 11:55 Monilna Melodies 5:30 DltiMr Mallci.!t SATURDAY 5:00 Sund&y Showcase (o•cept Friday: Churdl 1:55 Inside lloab 1:1111 Sign On NOWI 6:00 Sundown Serenade BeDs Ring' l:lt 8unlet Blvd. 1:05 Country Jamboree 7:30 Sign Off II :45 World News 1:00 SliD Qff 1:311 F - NeWI 8:110 Sign oo - June LOOKVI! TH' PARSON'S HEAOIN' '!HIS 'IH!H, AU~ I.OWcEZV 4 MUSICAL Instruments doors , 36" x 6'8". Call WY 2- FOR SAL!~: Tenor saxophone,! excellent condition. Ca ll WY 3435. 8 10 6tc 2-3400. I 6 3te RIDING MARE for -sale. Call 8 10 6tp WY 2-6182. FOR SALE OR RENT SALE ON APACHE CAMPERS I -- - only $15 per mo. up - after II'OR SAI.E : 5 room bouse and smail dO\\'TI payment. Have bath: newly decorated, gas I)a ll)' M t a ·:ll' ·' M '"' 11 ·'1() OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO @ JOHNSON . Simpson Insurance NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. Agency, ln. All forms of In ' Narrow slat, vertical slat, surance. Jim Johnson and I bamboo wood slat. Free esti· Bud Siiupson, Agents. mate. Dale Wippel Supple. 6 I tfc 8 10 30tc ·-- ·-- Reuter Insurance A.geacy \ 6110 Sorted Used Cement blocks. "Insurance for evei'J persoaal ; Regulars, corners, windows, and busi1Jell8 aeed.n halves . "Some been cleaned. " Phone WY z.zw All good shape. 5 steel fram· ed. windows, ''33~x44" 5 AI- ..tOietio.a~ lt:l'.-rora me nf!".Tt«''-"" ltllmedlllteb rill IHib .......,. ww >'Uti b>r .-...pout bte r.r ...,._, >:-Gar- 1n• '"'""l'ri"I"8CI •n•rl:"lo11 l~ar•• $999 POMEROY MOTOR CO. - -FOR SALE vrm .,. aceeptt!d oo.UJ r. rar 0u .,. P'bttlloatt wlf.hti'J $688 2 Door. V.S engine, auto. trans., new tires, black over white finish . Radio and healt>r . ._ ·• DAILY CROSSWORD American 2 Door. Rad io, heater, blue finish, clean in· CANCELLATIONS COIIIIBII-"l'IONS natO I 11. 1960 PLYMOUTH llonlla:r DuclliD• .,.. 1M' <.~nd 1959 RAMBLER -- 1UO f' .II. P., 8efOn P\11 Dllll·ll- Y!"br>UIII $1588 terior. good tires. INFORMATION • t:enta USED CAR BUYS Parkwood Wagon . v .s motor, auto. trans., power steering WANT AD t ~ and Drak4!s, new tir es, R ~----- ~ Trade 'n' Travel Time 1960 CHEVROLET • '~' ROLL VWOOD IUPil - .. the the tly!AI Ill 1M tl>o<:tllt oor tel• past ,....,.,, weeb, oome blah ~llloa llrUia, hom• vlewtrl Will placet lr• !Pievloion have been ez. get a ollsJ.tly dilleronl riaual pl.. pleriell<in& what the oeulptor.goJd. lure o' the pmoped pll)'. 1m1t~ S.•><nulo CeUlnl deocrlbed -Dovl<l Silloltlnd'o Mtkly twoIn hil outoblo!ll'aphy 11 "tho/ hour I)'Ddlcated diiCUIIIoll Ia~ O! VirtUIIUII employment." cram, "OpeD End," Wblcb depart• Thuo, wMe Youn Truly wu ed !rom ita home bo.. video fill. I ' appnlHd at 3 appralaed at No. 4o appralMd COBA SERVICE 81'MO yoUI MI"CI TORQUAY, England !UPII oueota at the Imperial llolel who were plaanlng to talto tiD early morning dip cbuged their minds Friday when they found a II•· foot-loog shark lll tbtt hotel swimming pool. But the aha<k woo dead. A hotel official blamed the lllcldeltt •• "bolligana.., to Oold MIJdal and proven ••II•, alf at ttM umt 1- IJ'"ICI of U.JO. ,..,. d ..,..naoDII ..rvtce ull C:lalf Woaclo. Tactl. P•-roy WV '"'"" heating. FuU basement. Located 123 Hudson Street, Important to keep lhnoo "chandeller" drop 11ft" sparkling with an oceasudsy both. River News lr ICINf '!hot" riqht, Mom! Thi& morninQ! I'm llfnlid I was a.tlllt the time! --------=--------::--;:----W M p 0 Ra d" W J EH RADIO 57 4 dr. Belair Spt Sed. V8, auto tran. excellent tires. ically sound, $795 by owner. SEE May be seen at Meigs EquiJ>· I::~ ••:' men! Co. 8 14 31p Pomeroy Landmark Sl!!'iR li'RVtCE STATION Opoil .24 -........ e·oo THE MEIGS COUNTY WY 2·9932 ¢AIID OF THANKS FAIR And Then Stop At MetropOlitan Motors . , . AND .SEE THE BEAUTIFUL N~'(it.- , * TERRY Br GEORGE WONDER RAMB -LE -.1 "The Car Of The Year" •" ALSO LOOK OYER OUR LARGI! SELECTION OF USED CARS, THE BEST AROUND ANYWH.ERE• • 1961 TEMPEST 2Door Heights, Phone WY 2-3874. land fur sale. Contat1 7 II 30tp Thomas, Rutland, for 7 !;·>G,; B·!3 6 tp I NJCELY Furnished 4 room and ·11tion. Beag!• !11/ils. Richard Spencer bath apartment. Middleport. HOUSE I'OH SALE in Phone WY 2-3874. roy, across from new Phone Chester 9115-2431. 7 11 tfc Mulberry Avenue. 8 8 ltp rooms, bath. basemen FRVIJIIG CHICKENSon root ONE three room apartment ' Jot. G. I. Financing ap 75c ...h. Dressed whole, OOc with bath. Phone WY 2-2381. Phone WY 2-3573. 8 13 3k: eac!iiCut up and tray packed 8 13 6k: ' $1 .oo··eaclt. You can write FIVE . ROOMS and batil. Nice FOR SALE : 6 room boo,. with I your ;ader, I will deliver. AI. location. Phone WY ~2885 . so h,(V. tomatoes lor can8 13 3tp bath, full basement, coal fur· 1 $]4Q•001NSTALI.ED nace, hardwood II o or s, ning; "lilc bu. Mangoes, 50c .SMALL Apartment, and sleej>- Youngstown kitchen, with hot Write complete name St. water lank, Rutlnnd. Also on : illld'Md,_ If you wont order inl ·room. 127 Butternut 8 13 tic same Jot, a four room apart· I dell~, II' pic!! up . your. FIRST FLOOR, $ rooms and men! with dooble oollfljuta ,flalnes. 1901 Stlv POto\EROY, 0 • .... .,.. can WY ~:ma. Priced reaoonable. ... .• 1<11~ 119s 73. Porta 1'1 3to :1-0052. ~. · . llflle I Sta. tra~. std. -~ ·~-- ft' I tee." . trano. Oite loeolowner; Lllol ""' tnildo and 0111. " va . See OttO. • • , J9st PLYMOUTII4 Door Auto. lnttl. It'o cleoit oM IOild. 1 • ." • ~~ ::r,c. ·~ -: Many, ""'~'j More'''~~-~ ... . ' . I' r..... Sedan4 cyl. :. it 1960 OIMOLET 4 Door 6 ql. . pecJ;_. 2oPoo 1etuat·mile1. 44 BLAEmiAR'S A11to ' ·;. .;,.·.,,, NANCY I . .;.·----r::-:-:7.::=" -· . - ' --DON'T BI..AMIE RISP'OI!IIILJ o~~~uTJNit nus. Bv HAROLP GRAY �Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aue. 14, 1983-9 -Dally SenUnel. ---- -·--------------'----"TELEVISION IN REVIEW . --==-= - ed I Ads Get Result s. OIW>IJNES ....... @ .... .. ..-·-·· "" .. .. ·BEGULATION s '"' r1Jil1 \0 " edJt 01 reJ«''' IUI:t td.t ... ..........d BATES For Wani Ad Sent wul'd nM"rtlnn "n• -~OOD Ill 1 Cent! ~ W"ord rm l"llrM to..l'tlmu. f'lll~ ratt "tt t ~ll per •ord W'IU be m.arsert fOI ad•tr-ttn"• 11 oot HCUti"V• 10 4u• aft.e <DI 'OlD CARr 01 .o fHANKM .,ord atltllmum a1 "oN' •' 1 . IO - Ot>ttuar-1'" aen• fCI ti.2Si &aeb Cot ~'ldit,OD· outoll..,. uminum screens, 2 steel len. tels, 7% x 48'' , 2 homemade tiUil"Q OFFIU HOURS 8:30 " M $tlllfilav or :dl't QI)Ur> IT'S SO EASY . TO PUCE A RES' '1. 1 PROUliC:ING :. 1" ' - · INSURANCE -- - WAN'I AD rHONE WY2· 2157 --- - two demonstrators at big savings _Pickup truck camp- - on oolidoy in a liny Mexicaa tlon In New York lllllld bltter beach town that I! lnDocmt aot verbal exehangea over reedom .&OIIOM 2. Capital or 28. Allan only •>t televiolon. but lflephonos l llld t..te. baa been ptebd up 1. MemoNorth i dtlert •• well, video wu bus)' contpl~ ) by another ouUet In that city. nndwu VIet-Nam ..,, 24. A.uam ~.,me hih and runs t4 co with And we have beeo auured by .. Con4uotor a. Bar of l lan· of heat IIJver fUap tts errors. To wit : Mr. SUisklnd'A •.ubUcltJ man that 11. Oao oflllo 4. To: Soot.. 111. Ia no -~t IIIIIC-TV, it become linown we will get .111 new -kiy ohowo Haw&Uan D. Yellow manner th1t Ja~on Rohard1 Jr. wJU apo. lhit aeaaoa. lalanJII och,. 26. Sln.later pear Feb. 5 Ill liN title role in -FIDIIIIJ, NBC one! Soviet Rut11. Run away I . Rhythm 27. Greet. and many In verse me: Rot>ert E. Sh11rwood.'a faml)<ll . ala achieved a temporary trut"e JS. H•v8b.ly 7. Lemb'• 1L ploy . "Abo Unroln lll Wlnofa," l' with each other. NBC WH evicten&tun peq-nam• 21. Qulell: which won the lllll9 Pulllw prlle .. ed from Ita M01cnw newo bureau lC. Unateady: 8. Outdoes nrtliy The "Hall of Fame" pnxluclion i and ''The Riot of Khnllhchev." COlloq. 8. Comeslnto 30. Center of 15. 1ound. mw interest • will air far 10 mlnut.. Tha LID·/ But the Soviets cove permlsolon u a cow 10. RumaniU 32. Spanl.s b coin role otil!lnall' brought ~reat : for two NBC reportero and o 18. Rental mln ladlea r'ft'!Own to Raymond Massey, now ' camera crew to cover the- final eontract 18. Guided 33. Malt 17. WhJLty 18. Coll(Ula.tt kUn1 of the "Dr. Ktldaro" televisiM •llfllng ol the nucltar test bu Ford, for one 19. Stammer 34. Governm~nt terles. treaty Jn Moscow. 20. Exclamation 21. Head agency: -Aloo ot HBc·TV. it waa ID· 22. YoUftl' bo7 oonrln• abbr. 23. Hunprlaa nounced that a '10-minute special '1\e Chuael Swim: Bob Jlope•s coin documenting o( thf' Korean War ! gue!U on b1l first NBC·TV var 25. Not at aD wU! bt .,.....nted on Nov. 20. lety- opeclal of the 110\V season, 21. Puahup And it was rt'pllrted that the Sept. 2'7, are Dean Martin, James 2P. Leave out 30. C.Uin&' ume network is preparing two Garner, Barbara streiJaftd and toot one-hour prOII"arn• about CUba, 'llteltlay Weld On Oct. I, m at. Bruil palm Dnf' dealing with tJ1eo abortive liSl the aame network, Perry Como 82. Vague Bay of Pigo Invasion and the bowo In w!Ut hll ltlitlll opeclal Je, District rul1r: India other witil 1aat year'o mialle olthe MIIOD, and hla lfl'lla ""' 39. Ma.n·a crislo, both shows prOIUIIIably to June Allyoon, George Blll'lll, ·Cyd name appear thlo_ oeason. Chorine and Allaa Shermatt. 40. Moham• medanBtble -Furthermore, !bore oppeon Lot Angeleo Dodger buebaU ,1. Clupa tor to be some beadwl)' In cctrrtcl· otaro Mattr)' Wlllo and Wl!Ue Dav· booko tng the television raliop force, 11, who have formed 1 n!glttelub 43. A dance whicb was expooed thlo ,ear by act In which they alng, entertain 44 . Solemn promtH• 1 .congroaaional aubcomm!U... A Fr I day em NBC·TV'o "Toti&J" d.Donkeya spokesman for the National Aooo- ohow ... Blllg Crosby maket hla 46. Full of ciDU n of Broadcaotero INAB> ftrtl profeulonal appearonce wltb talk : colloq. DOWN oak! tilere haa .,... "ncellent hll wife, Katl~ryn Graat, on hlo 1. Wood· progrea" In Ita attempta to pro- CBS-TV special Fob. II .. Same worbJ"I vide an a<eredited and llldltad networlt'a new Da11111 Kayo ltrles tool 8 - 1'1· ays1em lor ratings, which control wiD .... bt oltown 011 British DAILY CRVPTOQUOTEHere'o bow jo work It: tho ll(e and death of moat ohoWI. Broodcutbl1 Corp. • TV . . Jack AXYDLBAAXB The congl'f$alonal group fo lfVIDg Benny had lht lop-rated prO!II'OM Ia LONOFBLLOW tho ~AB a chilllce to work out In lreloncl Ia 1 recent surv07. One J~tter .tmply ltandl tor aaolher. In tbll tample A l.o~usell the ratings meu ltlfJI If It Cllt f.or the three L'l, X for the two 0'1, etc, Sln.Cle letters. a.pos. do 80 ~nl.rlactorlly. Tlll!l ALMANAC r.rophlel, tbe lenl(th and tormatloa of the worda are all hlntL -Th.,.., art lncteulag rtpotil 11y UttltH Prell Jolerulloaol kch day tile code .tetter. an dlfttrent. about the cievtlopme•t of tele- Today ia Wodneaday, Aug. 14, A O)PIUIIMI qqgtadtn vision tape-recordera llld the b- the Dllh d1y of 1961 wtUt lSI to WBBF Dl SRQ DQBJoliTZ vlouo enot'l11lly of llltir lmplcl follow. wheo th .. como IJJlo popular Ult: The 1110011 II approaching Ito DJQ CZJLZB: I'ZDXABZ LIJIKTZ the •llr" on. poy-'N, on ..,.leo, now phaoe. XDK 8JTZ.-DJ8JIFSAX on th'o•tr•. on actors· one! outh· The morning ll1<1 art Jupllff Yeolorclol"o Orrptllq"""'l YOU CAN DO LI'I"I'LE WITII ora' l'Ompo!lllatloo oo copyr!lhta, ood Satum. rA.ml, BUT YOU CAN DO NOTHING WITU0 1.JT IT.ttc. Ia bi'ltf, the ~ome •'•- The eveninJ oton are Mora IIUTLICR with """' o rfCOtt!Or would hove llld Satura. hlo • .., long-plaJinc ftlmo for On tblo da7 In hlatory: easy .... · Ia 11100. 1,000 U. S. Marllleo • -tltt "-6ct' · IS, Woatlni hflped In the 01pture of PeldDg, Jroa¢oatln. Co. tlaUODI In SID 'cbi.a, 'll'hleb ended the Bo•or 10 Franc•!-. BIIUmore, ~· llebtUJon. MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 7:05 Breakfast Party Pittsburgh and B.,toa U or Itt 11211, the dirigible Oral 9:15 Jones Buick Show free •e ,,.,..., 1 t•ped loa Zeppellllt Jell Germany wtlh II 1:00 Sign On NeWI 10:05 Polka Party .it I • H...,.dwOJ pl1y. "Tho Advo- puoengero OD 1 round-the-work! 6:05 Sacred Heart 10:35 Public Service 1:20 Country Jamboree . 11:05 Top Ten Show eate," 1which boo· ito openln& tn trip. Now V•.rk tho ua.. nljbt, one! at Itt !liSt, Consreu possod the 6. 30 Farr· News \ 1%:00 Noon Report iihout •-ho oamo time. It lo o pre- ooclal oecurity oct. , ; . 05 8 at! 1 Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets cedent - ahotl«intl experiment. Ia 1941, P....rdent Harcy 'J'I'u. · re as 1:05 Platter Party Furth4t'Til""', lltt.., there ta aa maa allttCIUIICed that Jap111 had 7:15 Bright Star Show :1111 Sundown Serenade lltcr.npt to eompromioo oelgbtar UIICODdJtloally ourrendered. 7:35 Picklrut Bdwr Sho1! 7:30 Sign Off - --· 7:50 News Report - Ohio 8:00 Sign' Off - June 8?00 Breakfast Party SUNDAY • 1:00 Breakfaat Party IIOp 7:30 Sign On News Mnndoy 11tn FriUJ ll:ill MuGII CountJ NOWI 9:05 Colf01 Wltb Janet 1:00 Baptist Layman's Hnur 1-00~ On 12:ot Community Neu .. t·45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour ol Deliverance 1 115 Muslc!al Clock 11:11 NOOD Newa 10:115 Mlllilterlal AIIOC. (Rev. Paul Jones) 7;00. !'te,.. 12:1t Ohio Newa 11:20 Coantry Hno DoWII 9:00 Wings of Healing 7 18 Musical Cloct IZ:II Martell 11:11 Swap Sbof 9:30 Sunday Show ? :30 Newt lleadiiMI 12::10 Bulletin Board 11:1111 Farm Newt 10:1111 Voice of Prvphecy 7:30 Musical Clock 12:21 News 0 Grull 11:40 Family Worship Hour-Thu 10:35 Sunday ShoW 7:45 lbe Llfolltle 12:30 All'fmlture A&•nt 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country HytDDtlme Ohln VllleJ Nen 12:46 Country Go Round 12:15 Mtlllc Jill! F• You 1%:00 Noon Reporl 1·05 World • Oblo Ne111 1:11 NIWI Beat 12:15 Goessler's Guest Slllr·Frt 12:15 The Search· I: 10 Sporto TodOJ 1:11 Oauatrr Go Round 1:00 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets &-15 Wellhet Picture t:lll Nnn Beat 4:15 Blaeltnar Auto Show 1:00 Billy Graham l :lf Mualcll Clock 1:10 WIJ Malb)ee 4:30 Local NeWI 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 1:55 Community Newt S:lll News Beat 1:55 Bill Stsn Sports 2:110 Signs of Ute Times t :OO Latchstring UO Dileln& with Doss 1:110 BowJ1ni Scores (Rev. W. S. Billups) t :30 Public Service 4::111 IDterdtange 1:05 Vu P•.lrlck Sport& Z:L~ Public Service t ·45 FamU, Worship Raur 1:11 Community NoWI 8:10 Siintlowa Serenade 2:35 The Big Life 1000 Mason County Newt · 5:05 World 6 Nalloaol Ne111 7:05 Tho World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 10:05 Tal1c of the Town S:IS llpoiU8ht ila Sparta · 7:30 Sip Olf 4:1111 Hour ot lleclllon JUS Newo 5:25 Wntbeleut 1:00 Sign Off - June '=45 John Griffin 11:55 Monilna Melodies 5:30 DltiMr Mallci.!t SATURDAY 5:00 Sund&y Showcase (o•cept Friday: Churdl 1:55 Inside lloab 1:1111 Sign On NOWI 6:00 Sundown Serenade BeDs Ring' l:lt 8unlet Blvd. 1:05 Country Jamboree 7:30 Sign Off II :45 World News 1:00 SliD Qff 1:311 F - NeWI 8:110 Sign oo - June LOOKVI! TH' PARSON'S HEAOIN' '!HIS 'IH!H, AU~ I.OWcEZV 4 MUSICAL Instruments doors , 36" x 6'8". Call WY 2- FOR SAL!~: Tenor saxophone,! excellent condition. Ca ll WY 3435. 8 10 6tc 2-3400. I 6 3te RIDING MARE for -sale. Call 8 10 6tp WY 2-6182. FOR SALE OR RENT SALE ON APACHE CAMPERS I -- - only $15 per mo. up - after II'OR SAI.E : 5 room bouse and smail dO\\'TI payment. Have bath: newly decorated, gas I)a ll)' M t a ·:ll' ·' M '"' 11 ·'1() OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO @ JOHNSON . Simpson Insurance NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. Agency, ln. All forms of In ' Narrow slat, vertical slat, surance. Jim Johnson and I bamboo wood slat. Free esti· Bud Siiupson, Agents. mate. Dale Wippel Supple. 6 I tfc 8 10 30tc ·-- ·-- Reuter Insurance A.geacy \ 6110 Sorted Used Cement blocks. "Insurance for evei'J persoaal ; Regulars, corners, windows, and busi1Jell8 aeed.n halves . "Some been cleaned. " Phone WY z.zw All good shape. 5 steel fram· ed. windows, ''33~x44" 5 AI- ..tOietio.a~ lt:l'.-rora me nf!".Tt«''-"" ltllmedlllteb rill IHib .......,. ww >'Uti b>r .-...pout bte r.r ...,._, >:-Gar- 1n• '"'""l'ri"I"8CI •n•rl:"lo11 l~ar•• $999 POMEROY MOTOR CO. - -FOR SALE vrm .,. aceeptt!d oo.UJ r. rar 0u .,. P'bttlloatt wlf.hti'J $688 2 Door. V.S engine, auto. trans., new tires, black over white finish . Radio and healt>r . ._ ·• DAILY CROSSWORD American 2 Door. Rad io, heater, blue finish, clean in· CANCELLATIONS COIIIIBII-"l'IONS natO I 11. 1960 PLYMOUTH llonlla:r DuclliD• .,.. 1M' <.~nd 1959 RAMBLER -- 1UO f' .II. P., 8efOn P\11 Dllll·ll- Y!"br>UIII $1588 terior. good tires. INFORMATION • t:enta USED CAR BUYS Parkwood Wagon . v .s motor, auto. trans., power steering WANT AD t ~ and Drak4!s, new tir es, R ~----- ~ Trade 'n' Travel Time 1960 CHEVROLET • '~' ROLL VWOOD IUPil - .. the the tly!AI Ill 1M tl>o<:tllt oor tel• past ,....,.,, weeb, oome blah ~llloa llrUia, hom• vlewtrl Will placet lr• !Pievloion have been ez. get a ollsJ.tly dilleronl riaual pl.. pleriell<in& what the oeulptor.goJd. lure o' the pmoped pll)'. 1m1t~ S.•><nulo CeUlnl deocrlbed -Dovl<l Silloltlnd'o Mtkly twoIn hil outoblo!ll'aphy 11 "tho/ hour I)'Ddlcated diiCUIIIoll Ia~ O! VirtUIIUII employment." cram, "OpeD End," Wblcb depart• Thuo, wMe Youn Truly wu ed !rom ita home bo.. video fill. I ' appnlHd at 3 appralaed at No. 4o appralMd COBA SERVICE 81'MO yoUI MI"CI TORQUAY, England !UPII oueota at the Imperial llolel who were plaanlng to talto tiD early morning dip cbuged their minds Friday when they found a II•· foot-loog shark lll tbtt hotel swimming pool. But the aha<k woo dead. A hotel official blamed the lllcldeltt •• "bolligana.., to Oold MIJdal and proven ••II•, alf at ttM umt 1- IJ'"ICI of U.JO. ,..,. d ..,..naoDII ..rvtce ull C:lalf Woaclo. Tactl. P•-roy WV '"'"" heating. FuU basement. Located 123 Hudson Street, Important to keep lhnoo "chandeller" drop 11ft" sparkling with an oceasudsy both. River News lr ICINf '!hot" riqht, Mom! Thi& morninQ! I'm llfnlid I was a.tlllt the time! --------=--------::--;:----W M p 0 Ra d" W J EH RADIO 57 4 dr. Belair Spt Sed. V8, auto tran. excellent tires. ically sound, $795 by owner. SEE May be seen at Meigs EquiJ>· I::~ ••:' men! Co. 8 14 31p Pomeroy Landmark Sl!!'iR li'RVtCE STATION Opoil .24 -........ e·oo THE MEIGS COUNTY WY 2·9932 ¢AIID OF THANKS FAIR And Then Stop At MetropOlitan Motors . , . AND .SEE THE BEAUTIFUL N~'(it.- , * TERRY Br GEORGE WONDER RAMB -LE -.1 "The Car Of The Year" •" ALSO LOOK OYER OUR LARGI! SELECTION OF USED CARS, THE BEST AROUND ANYWH.ERE• • 1961 TEMPEST 2Door Heights, Phone WY 2-3874. land fur sale. Contat1 7 II 30tp Thomas, Rutland, for 7 !;·>G,; B·!3 6 tp I NJCELY Furnished 4 room and ·11tion. Beag!• !11/ils. Richard Spencer bath apartment. Middleport. HOUSE I'OH SALE in Phone WY 2-3874. roy, across from new Phone Chester 9115-2431. 7 11 tfc Mulberry Avenue. 8 8 ltp rooms, bath. basemen FRVIJIIG CHICKENSon root ONE three room apartment ' Jot. G. I. Financing ap 75c ...h. Dressed whole, OOc with bath. Phone WY 2-2381. Phone WY 2-3573. 8 13 3k: eac!iiCut up and tray packed 8 13 6k: ' $1 .oo··eaclt. You can write FIVE . ROOMS and batil. Nice FOR SALE : 6 room boo,. with I your ;ader, I will deliver. AI. location. Phone WY ~2885 . so h,(V. tomatoes lor can8 13 3tp bath, full basement, coal fur· 1 $]4Q•001NSTALI.ED nace, hardwood II o or s, ning; "lilc bu. Mangoes, 50c .SMALL Apartment, and sleej>- Youngstown kitchen, with hot Write complete name St. water lank, Rutlnnd. Also on : illld'Md,_ If you wont order inl ·room. 127 Butternut 8 13 tic same Jot, a four room apart· I dell~, II' pic!! up . your. FIRST FLOOR, $ rooms and men! with dooble oollfljuta ,flalnes. 1901 Stlv POto\EROY, 0 • .... .,.. can WY ~:ma. Priced reaoonable. ... .• 1<11~ 119s 73. Porta 1'1 3to :1-0052. ~. · . llflle I Sta. tra~. std. -~ ·~-- ft' I tee." . trano. Oite loeolowner; Lllol ""' tnildo and 0111. " va . See OttO. • • , J9st PLYMOUTII4 Door Auto. lnttl. It'o cleoit oM IOild. 1 • ." • ~~ ::r,c. ·~ -: Many, ""'~'j More'''~~-~ ... . ' . I' r..... Sedan4 cyl. :. it 1960 OIMOLET 4 Door 6 ql. . pecJ;_. 2oPoo 1etuat·mile1. 44 BLAEmiAR'S A11to ' ·;. .;,.·.,,, NANCY I . .;.·----r::-:-:7.::=" -· . - ' --DON'T BI..AMIE RISP'OI!IIILJ o~~~uTJNit nus. Bv HAROLP GRAY �\ ' ~· ·, :- . . ... '.• ~ . . = . ";' ' ,;·:o::' ··-~ :, ' , the lfu• ill I • • arftin. and 'Mrs. Ge!Jrge llplCollege St. from Pat Pat- Mrs. Jack Branch of Colum- .,... Camp Meetlnlln Gecqe 'l'llrW of SteubenYIIIe man IDd <:blldren .vaeatlonect at terson. bwJc They were dlled bon duo UJIIbUI, a ..;.... wltb · Mr. ,~ Mf'l)e Beach, S. C. Mr. Norman Owens and son, to the deatll of thelruncleand " ~~ loofMr IDCIMn E. E.l(ymaJI. , • , , -A6a 1111<* Gary, of _ Pico Rivera, Call!., brother, Everett S.yre. . I\IOI .... _.:., family' Jr----'""'"""""''""'--=-=-=--"'"M' 1 VJSited frJends here. Mrs. Wlllla Leadlnlblnl and ~ . Morar..., .... . . • . Mrs. Maggie Hemyey receiv- daughteMJ, CanDie SIR, Blrban lrei'e Mn. :Jbelma Circle, IDd ed word recently of the sud- Ann and Rose Marie, spoilt 1 dqbter, 'Uta and aon, Jim, of den dealh of her brother, John ,wee!' with 1\!r, IDd Mrs.' 11icJ1. Salem, Mr. IIlii Mrt. WU!lam Stobart ·ol Hillsboro, Ind. Fun- lard Harner of Sprln&field; Blrchlleld of Findlay, Mr. and era! services and burl.al were •Mra. Catherine Ie~"~n&ham of ~'Mn. Lorry Mqraney IDd daugbat Hillsboro, He was a fonner Dayton, Mr. aa,d Mn.. Green- fer, Marcy Jo ol ColumbwJ, Minersville resident. ville Phipps and Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mn. Jamea Soyre, Mrs. --- ·--·1 Lt. Col. and Mra. Jill! Quisen· on •brother, 'Mr. and MMJ. Frank berry and son oft. Mead, Md. :clarkandson,John,oiToronto. !vi.sited their parenls, Mr. and 1 1John Rilcbar1 returned home Mrs. J . c. Ferrell and Mr. with them after spending sev· Ben Quisenberry. eral weeks in Toronto.. Visiting Those from here attending Mrs. E. J Soolsby and Glenna funeral services of Ollie MeIwore Mr. and Mrs. RIchard Graw at Letart Falls were Mr. - - - - - - - - - ;Soolsby of Pittsburg, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Norris, Mrs. Wil· Mr . and Mrs. AndrPs Turn· and Mrs. William Soulsby of Jiam Zerkle and Mr. and Mrs. bull ol . Grove CJt )' speot a Bay City. Mich., Mr . and Mrs. J. w. Weatherby. week w1th Mr and Mrs. K E. !Willliam Crouse, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. w. c. Edwards of Col• Syracuse Society NeWS 1 Today's .Medical Report 'Mcitai. .. . Mr. lG-uauy Sentinel Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 , Aug. 14, 1963 •Vtadenbur1 of Eao Clair, Wlt. lpurrhal!ed the ..wly bunt home Iangen and chUdren Mr. lniJ IJlllll t1IO '11Mb 11 GifTS_ GIFTS_ GIFTS I Hayman and othe~ relatives._ Larry Soulsby, Mr . and Mrs . umbus visited here with his Mr . and Mrs . Emmett Bar· :Everett MarUn of Middletown. Dkk Harrla and Mrs. M~ Mrs. Ernest TheiSs and chli- Edward Morley and son, Ed, ldaughters. Mrs. Eleanor Win· tels visited In Cincinnati wlth l iiiMr;;;,·_;and;;;;;__;Mr;;;•·_;Carsoo;;::,::;;.~lkf~es:M:c~Ka;;;y~,_;;;loc;;:a;;;;l.;;;;Mraiiiii;;;;.;;;;B;;;;lrchfi;a;eiiild dren_ of ,9rov~ City VISited Mrs. of Columbus and Mrs. Blancll ,gett and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bartels II' C'ar~1e ~-il~clalr and _Rose, Ann Gibbs of Pomeroy. •Mrs. Don~ki Weese and son, and family. They were aecom· :heJ~s w~1le Mr. Theiss ~as 0~ Mr. and Mrs. Edsion Guin- IJirn . panied home by their grandson, :i peclal Air F'orre duty m An - ther and daughter of Gallipolis Mrs. Lawrence Sellers of CoJ- Michael, who vlstted here for 2008. ' M.J C F 11 d L1 C01 nsited her parents, Mr. an d lumbus spent a week with Mrs. 1a week. · r · · erre. an ·1Mrs. Luther Johnston. A. L. Flanagan and Mrs. R. B. . and Mrs. Joe QuJsenberry VIS- . Mr and Mrs Wade MJ"IIs of Sell t th I Mrs. Jeanne Carson and aon, . d ·'lr. " Harod I F.Jwood . City Pa. spent 8 few ·Sellers. Mr. ers open e INeal of DetrOI, "I ·M·IC h'I were ue and Mrs. he C sl! 8 t A II' v· . . ., weekend re. b f k with h rou ~ ne , · a. 'da\'S with his mother, Mrs. E . ere or 8 wee er """'• II 1 I St.I II A feW SuMMER DR E· ssEs and HATS At DrastiC Redudions! Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton Watches For :School s Ph"llll"ps Sl"sters Style hop 1 Monday mght supper guests Is.·Mills. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Ferrell Mrs. Carrie SeDeMJ. of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wt'ath er- 1 Mrs. Arthur Sylvester has re- lof Nitro, W. Va., visted his l Mr. and Mrs. Charles n!•"" ll b~ were Jake Da y, Mrs. Ruth lturned home after spending sev- jparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 1spent a week in Beaver Circle, Mrs. Florence Canady leral weeks with his mother, Ferrell. Iwith_ relatives and atlanded of GallJ~oJ~s and M1ss Bambi Mrs. E. s. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huff of COWie reunion. Lynn Kei sling of Chesapeakf'. Mrs. Arthur Sylvester has Bloomdale visited Miss Frankie Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Recent guest' of Mr. and returned home afler spending Mumaw and other relatives and 1Hubbard and family were Mr. M:S. Thort,Jas Clark and Mrs. several weeks assisting in the ifriends. land Mrs. Charle• Salser M1ldred Hemsley were t h"ei r care of her mother, Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mra. Nlal Saloer have Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Don Van- Beautiful White China by Syracuse New Fall Collection Costume Jewelry Gift Suggestions For All Occasions I Court St. new Pomeroy diet· rite THURS.- .FRI.- SAT. . Thursd•y end Sat. HIGHLIGHT Big Bend V1riefiea of 1963-8:10 P.M. cot a -3·ROOMS l· Directed by Robert K. HoefUch • Prices Lyons Clover Farm Store ly Helen 1o1tt1 Tuppers Pltins, 0. Rt. No.7 Effective Racine Clover Farm Store August 15-16-17 Rtcine, 0. Sixth & Pearl Sts. Twlc..Teld 'hie Dear Helen: I Ironed tho clotheo, cleaned out kilehen olosets, did the gar. denlng, waahed wlndowo, and made a couple of owlpea at the houte. At 4 p.m. 1 wao emaUJI· ed, ao 1 laid down on the aofa to !)lSI - and went to •Jeep. I waked al li >ll and dldq't bave dinner on the. table when my bualland got home. Do you think be noticed all thinwo--1'<1 cloneT Not him· I ioid lum honestly that I bad takea I naP, end bt made llle uaual olasslc lltllle ~k, "h that all Ytlll do all tloy;leepT" That •!¥ted Ul WltilQ Wt were Rutland Department Store ' Rutland, 0. Rt. No. 124 Old Smoke House th.., c lb. Old Smoke House BACON 69c Bologna ,•. 4 tb. Clover Farm SALAD DRESSING · · ql. jar 39c Hawaiian Punch (red) 3 Clover Farm Kidney Beans '~- 2 33c Tenderleaf Tea Bags ~. ~"~~~ - - S9c 9 tontoizo 79C R '1·00 SIZE 4 • $1.00 0 I 7 • Strawb•rry- Grape 303 SIZE F 0 I $1.00 · Spanish Bar Regular 4~c NOW ONLY Itoed me. about lbia li!IIU It luippe~O!CI One UJI'tiok • ~talned hlnd~erchlef ~...,...,Crill . In J pair of 1111 hqobBnd'a trO\IIIll'fl changed 1111 whole world. I bleached the handkerchlef so my hUJband wouldn't lmow I knew. But wllere do I go from here~ Tbe WaY 1 feei_~I>W U he so much Q pqts h~ ari!LI a· rOO!ld me I'm afraid I'D crlnilQ away. U he calls me "IIQ!Iey" Dl' ~·sweelhel!rt," I'D tllhlli ~!1011. "Wllrl" IUgb.t flOw f.tl all alek lqsJde, kind C. Chuck Roast to .I 3 yc,· . . e.., .Df1r Helen: 11,., 11Wnembtl'_ lite ol~ st,vry ,Ill .. lilt wilt lliidlnt • 1!11111. . . -- Boston Roll Roast ~ . ,, ••, ., __ •. 69c Shoulder or English Roast .. n.. 49c ShouW.<;~SwlssStaak Thr~ Boiling Beef .......... ~. ....... .. ....... • 25c if- ! ! -~ in uJlf 11ric,. M . yPars--;!---- · illfel.t cltitl .. . Jt'• PI~ "' •bfl ...,e.a.w'eek ,lllck.gpa, •..i..' ll, ~- row- .w .h ~ . • 1f7' "':1!" , ~ . "* ·· rtiic;::..:,;·::. .. :,_.. ; . ~~ ' ltC ~ walbljliT hjwV. ~· - • - • • • • • • • • • • • • • pl:g. • .. 6" • • • • • Latt~h SirloiiiSttak .............. 99c 46-. ca• • Save s..... 25c ltitltk llfY & ...... • f Morton ....... Turlley, leaf, Chicku CoH" . . 2 !. $1.09 Biscuits - 12 !: $1 Dinners . .. . . Ml 39c -~- K.OOII IUniRMILK - - - - - - "'t ttl. 39c ! Frnla -~ Pie ___ ........ ...., 3tc l'IIIYI ...... •·- ....... . 4 Fnit (tck.... ..._ ~·· 3":!'11 ktftill .... - - .... 4 -:.: $1 Scett Tewek ....... __ s '-.:- $1 - He Cor• .. ........ c,_ •.,... 8 -._:: $1 . Tomatoes .. •·•"'·'· .... 6 ..._. •1 . lb. . .. . .,., 1WIIlllll ?W •••• "'tllll •nl's lllllli"'fatMJ ~ SAVI ON MS C:.t•IMI '" t I i-lut ....... mccl"~ "I .I I ....... p t t .. .......... me ,_,ered:e:y • ·., U'J ... . '· . I ' ' 'I -. ! ( . ' ' I __ ....,.. . .__--111~ ....... _ FIE TOP VALUE VE504 ..... ---....... COOKIE JAR ....... ........ _ . .,......•... . • ,,., . *129 , 'I ..... t Magic BIHCh Jyjcy .•.• ... -- • KROG!R HI-NU MILK - - -- - 3- "'t ttla. $1.00 Fresh Blueberries - •· .... 3 .... $1 Celery Hearts ~ . . . '- •n. ~ -··- "'...19c I .. 17e en Bananas . . I f CGftS ,.._..__ .__ ... .,. ' ...... • 89C 12oz. 4 1ut1tel ,..,.,. ICrepoV..,_ ""lf".;;~" """' ::;..: ~, . • Mroger Presh-Shore PHiecl & Dev.tned Jiii:iillllilitt....1.9 ....-- -·~ ~qilit Ob . . .. .,.,. - " " • -.-.., . . . ~ 59c $ '11111,~ ..!!f'!:l.:..";o, . ltitUOIW dllr ,. Kr.rFiour Applesauce Hi-C Drinks "Ill .R:.:··~"W '. . , .... f. . ~ handkerchief JD. her bUG!- . • ..., ·~ ..... tljleQI!ill' ' •dttoPI:f'lftlt. . . I. c Chuck Roast -..,w••• "'*.... . .. ~. .. ...... rHl DAily'SENTINEl ·p :"'; · , · ••··e DIVOTID TO'IN;rlll!iS1 0' 'l'' ,_.,,, you reDO1 """' ' l!eiiCIS MASON AIIIA "-CI eoout garbage eollecUon """"" ~ ... ,. _ . .... -'-dlf. . hev' come to me tn:»m PIIJ'V PUallb"" -_,,.,.,. .,....;:;. ~ .... ... Fladb!l 0111 ~-1£7'· ~f' ~ c ----Siketl lacoa ...~.. 59~ Shr•lmp qf IIU a Whipped JmPPY· 1'111 qql IIU' u~l oheerf\11 seU? - PUPPY· DOG LQQ~ Deal' PllJ.• figbtlna I blll'fte\l lhll d!Mer, 'l'h•~ are a number ol eJ· and that didq'l u e lhiiula p~UonJ lor red ataips on 1 IQIY belt«. YQ\I'd lhillk the least Jllllq'o haru!lwchiel, Qn1y ~ he eoukl do waa natl<~e tlle bli• of which Ia lhe thine you lear· I had an 111)1 htmds fr0111 Dotl't llOIIII~ your bWII>and gardening, whillb lJ mlly ~ WJthout a hearmg. Ask him, I» wvrt. DQo'l yQU lllUIII; he ~~ lore YOIU' i!JIIIiillatltll! rulna your to ,polo• lint? - Bl.\ . lllliiTll!j!e. UNr.WU.Y I\IUI thlpli: about this: a gullIf Dear Blamlld: mp woul!jn'l be stupid elWUp He pl'Qblbly sllllltl4, bill .111 tq put a Upstlck-stafnecl bandprobably won't. Mi!n III'OIJ'I tercbtet b•ck In his poc_ket soad at ~~. eJIIIQillallf 10 he'd throw It away! - H. th• wtvea. So ~' a j<!ke 11ne Bee~ ...,_ bolll It end ~~~rt QVI!l'i1 ft e Jl Here's one of my favorite ~uotlml "'membcrina fff1 lji!vlce: tationJ. taken from an o I d I've said It before and I'U say Scotch Nuptial song, written II again: ~ h~sb1!nd won't notice around lll&tl by an unlmown at.~­ tllosa littlt tltrP Ill• wife 4001l ,thor: "between napa" unless s h e 'Tbe woman wao not taken frtllll makea him see lhem, ellh"'' Adam's hpd, you know. with a llOndi!Oied tour Qr J gen. So abe must not COIIUIUI!lll hl!ll, u, klck on the abills II he 1\erll 'till evl4enllY so: with the "Why isn 1 dinner Tbe woman was nol taken from rtady? 11 bit. Never, NEVER Adam's feet, you see, face a hungry man with an bon- So he must not llbure bar - tile eat excuse like, -·x overslept." meaning se,~ to be. What can you expect but t b e The woJIIIIII she was taken from cll101lc male answer? - H. under Adii!D'S arm, Dear lie len : Which abo.,. he must protect 1 would like to voice my opln- her fi'QIJI Injury and harm. IQll on the city garbage oqllec- KAREN BARNES, 111111. 1 Jdmit the men do a neeScotia, Callfomla et88TY job but it'• getting out This eelumn Is dedicated to of bone!. They won't empty eons family Uvlng, so U you're bavlJll)ess they are a certain ajie, lng IIIII ~ble or jaal pl•l P Of U tlleY are loQ fuU, or U the trouble, let Helen llelil VQU. wtons thin& is In the Wl'OI1IIl Silt wUl a(llo welcome your OWD ctD· lllfle~ theY Jml a red lg OJ!IUil!lrl experiellces. Addl'tSI 011 the sije, end y011 can even Helen Bottel In care of t h Is bt Uned flX' It, And whY can't newspaper. lhey· pk:- uv 11rlce a week lq- One n-.-,.-w-=-hlak· ~b-room-mad-e •lead ~ llllilnl 1M lm7two qr of tough P91Y 1!*'1@ - ~ lllree IHIDI? - I.Af\JIY does """""P cleaD." It plcko up Dtar'l' ~"'l''_.ho --Ice chana. ~d holds lint, (\IN, &llll doll 011 0 a.. • ..., - • .. . ~. Cllltact: wilbks powder and balr e4,· 7011 sbOJ,tld ~In to lh frQIII clothing: t!ntl "'"' plcb ciiY. 1J181tag&t, 11111 I OQI\IQIIllsl. up pel baln ·rrom upholslm' It e.lotljb ~ ~alit. eiQI. ' 8'....,·:-:-:---=-=~-er by gersonalletW 'l!' bf peli·lond ___ru-::: qmethtnr DO doubt. ::'4 ' ft . .JELLlES ·E·S CAKE 1 Clover Farm 12 OZ. SIZE Silver Bar Peas 25 LB. BAG . $1.89 • 0 • Apple ... Bla_ckberry Robin Hood Flour .. F Hill Top Peaches for With Towel 3 46 oz. size Weidners Swt. CUCUMBER SLICES· qt. jar 33c ;.....;....._.:.,.,!!•~·~·~·~·:~...., w; Old Smoke House- By The Piece - Lb. Breeze Detergent ! -Priced meaas Lower-Priced••• ct~ 14 ~:.~" v:::·i 1. anJ 1Bee/ Gale I ,____:::::._____________ ....... ·-··l ,.- Helen Help Us! . ' �\ ' ~· ·, :- . . ... '.• ~ . . = . ";' ' ,;·:o::' ··-~ :, ' , the lfu• ill I • • arftin. and 'Mrs. Ge!Jrge llplCollege St. from Pat Pat- Mrs. Jack Branch of Colum- .,... Camp Meetlnlln Gecqe 'l'llrW of SteubenYIIIe man IDd <:blldren .vaeatlonect at terson. bwJc They were dlled bon duo UJIIbUI, a ..;.... wltb · Mr. ,~ Mf'l)e Beach, S. C. Mr. Norman Owens and son, to the deatll of thelruncleand " ~~ loofMr IDCIMn E. E.l(ymaJI. , • , , -A6a 1111<* Gary, of _ Pico Rivera, Call!., brother, Everett S.yre. . I\IOI .... _.:., family' Jr----'""'"""""''""'--=-=-=--"'"M' 1 VJSited frJends here. Mrs. Wlllla Leadlnlblnl and ~ . Morar..., .... . . • . Mrs. Maggie Hemyey receiv- daughteMJ, CanDie SIR, Blrban lrei'e Mn. :Jbelma Circle, IDd ed word recently of the sud- Ann and Rose Marie, spoilt 1 dqbter, 'Uta and aon, Jim, of den dealh of her brother, John ,wee!' with 1\!r, IDd Mrs.' 11icJ1. Salem, Mr. IIlii Mrt. WU!lam Stobart ·ol Hillsboro, Ind. Fun- lard Harner of Sprln&field; Blrchlleld of Findlay, Mr. and era! services and burl.al were •Mra. Catherine Ie~"~n&ham of ~'Mn. Lorry Mqraney IDd daugbat Hillsboro, He was a fonner Dayton, Mr. aa,d Mn.. Green- fer, Marcy Jo ol ColumbwJ, Minersville resident. ville Phipps and Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mn. Jamea Soyre, Mrs. --- ·--·1 Lt. Col. and Mra. Jill! Quisen· on •brother, 'Mr. and MMJ. Frank berry and son oft. Mead, Md. :clarkandson,John,oiToronto. !vi.sited their parenls, Mr. and 1 1John Rilcbar1 returned home Mrs. J . c. Ferrell and Mr. with them after spending sev· Ben Quisenberry. eral weeks in Toronto.. Visiting Those from here attending Mrs. E. J Soolsby and Glenna funeral services of Ollie MeIwore Mr. and Mrs. RIchard Graw at Letart Falls were Mr. - - - - - - - - - ;Soolsby of Pittsburg, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Norris, Mrs. Wil· Mr . and Mrs. AndrPs Turn· and Mrs. William Soulsby of Jiam Zerkle and Mr. and Mrs. bull ol . Grove CJt )' speot a Bay City. Mich., Mr . and Mrs. J. w. Weatherby. week w1th Mr and Mrs. K E. !Willliam Crouse, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. w. c. Edwards of Col• Syracuse Society NeWS 1 Today's .Medical Report 'Mcitai. .. . Mr. lG-uauy Sentinel Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 , Aug. 14, 1963 •Vtadenbur1 of Eao Clair, Wlt. lpurrhal!ed the ..wly bunt home Iangen and chUdren Mr. lniJ IJlllll t1IO '11Mb 11 GifTS_ GIFTS_ GIFTS I Hayman and othe~ relatives._ Larry Soulsby, Mr . and Mrs . umbus visited here with his Mr . and Mrs . Emmett Bar· :Everett MarUn of Middletown. Dkk Harrla and Mrs. M~ Mrs. Ernest TheiSs and chli- Edward Morley and son, Ed, ldaughters. Mrs. Eleanor Win· tels visited In Cincinnati wlth l iiiMr;;;,·_;and;;;;;__;Mr;;;•·_;Carsoo;;::,::;;.~lkf~es:M:c~Ka;;;y~,_;;;loc;;:a;;;;l.;;;;Mraiiiii;;;;.;;;;B;;;;lrchfi;a;eiiild dren_ of ,9rov~ City VISited Mrs. of Columbus and Mrs. Blancll ,gett and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bartels II' C'ar~1e ~-il~clalr and _Rose, Ann Gibbs of Pomeroy. •Mrs. Don~ki Weese and son, and family. They were aecom· :heJ~s w~1le Mr. Theiss ~as 0~ Mr. and Mrs. Edsion Guin- IJirn . panied home by their grandson, :i peclal Air F'orre duty m An - ther and daughter of Gallipolis Mrs. Lawrence Sellers of CoJ- Michael, who vlstted here for 2008. ' M.J C F 11 d L1 C01 nsited her parents, Mr. an d lumbus spent a week with Mrs. 1a week. · r · · erre. an ·1Mrs. Luther Johnston. A. L. Flanagan and Mrs. R. B. . and Mrs. Joe QuJsenberry VIS- . Mr and Mrs Wade MJ"IIs of Sell t th I Mrs. Jeanne Carson and aon, . d ·'lr. " Harod I F.Jwood . City Pa. spent 8 few ·Sellers. Mr. ers open e INeal of DetrOI, "I ·M·IC h'I were ue and Mrs. he C sl! 8 t A II' v· . . ., weekend re. b f k with h rou ~ ne , · a. 'da\'S with his mother, Mrs. E . ere or 8 wee er """'• II 1 I St.I II A feW SuMMER DR E· ssEs and HATS At DrastiC Redudions! Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton Watches For :School s Ph"llll"ps Sl"sters Style hop 1 Monday mght supper guests Is.·Mills. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Ferrell Mrs. Carrie SeDeMJ. of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wt'ath er- 1 Mrs. Arthur Sylvester has re- lof Nitro, W. Va., visted his l Mr. and Mrs. Charles n!•"" ll b~ were Jake Da y, Mrs. Ruth lturned home after spending sev- jparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 1spent a week in Beaver Circle, Mrs. Florence Canady leral weeks with his mother, Ferrell. Iwith_ relatives and atlanded of GallJ~oJ~s and M1ss Bambi Mrs. E. s. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huff of COWie reunion. Lynn Kei sling of Chesapeakf'. Mrs. Arthur Sylvester has Bloomdale visited Miss Frankie Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Recent guest' of Mr. and returned home afler spending Mumaw and other relatives and 1Hubbard and family were Mr. M:S. Thort,Jas Clark and Mrs. several weeks assisting in the ifriends. land Mrs. Charle• Salser M1ldred Hemsley were t h"ei r care of her mother, Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mra. Nlal Saloer have Lorain, Mr. and Mrs. Don Van- Beautiful White China by Syracuse New Fall Collection Costume Jewelry Gift Suggestions For All Occasions I Court St. new Pomeroy diet· rite THURS.- .FRI.- SAT. . Thursd•y end Sat. HIGHLIGHT Big Bend V1riefiea of 1963-8:10 P.M. cot a -3·ROOMS l· Directed by Robert K. HoefUch • Prices Lyons Clover Farm Store ly Helen 1o1tt1 Tuppers Pltins, 0. Rt. No.7 Effective Racine Clover Farm Store August 15-16-17 Rtcine, 0. Sixth & Pearl Sts. Twlc..Teld 'hie Dear Helen: I Ironed tho clotheo, cleaned out kilehen olosets, did the gar. denlng, waahed wlndowo, and made a couple of owlpea at the houte. At 4 p.m. 1 wao emaUJI· ed, ao 1 laid down on the aofa to !)lSI - and went to •Jeep. I waked al li >ll and dldq't bave dinner on the. table when my bualland got home. Do you think be noticed all thinwo--1'<1 cloneT Not him· I ioid lum honestly that I bad takea I naP, end bt made llle uaual olasslc lltllle ~k, "h that all Ytlll do all tloy;leepT" That •!¥ted Ul WltilQ Wt were Rutland Department Store ' Rutland, 0. Rt. No. 124 Old Smoke House th.., c lb. Old Smoke House BACON 69c Bologna ,•. 4 tb. Clover Farm SALAD DRESSING · · ql. jar 39c Hawaiian Punch (red) 3 Clover Farm Kidney Beans '~- 2 33c Tenderleaf Tea Bags ~. ~"~~~ - - S9c 9 tontoizo 79C R '1·00 SIZE 4 • $1.00 0 I 7 • Strawb•rry- Grape 303 SIZE F 0 I $1.00 · Spanish Bar Regular 4~c NOW ONLY Itoed me. about lbia li!IIU It luippe~O!CI One UJI'tiok • ~talned hlnd~erchlef ~...,...,Crill . In J pair of 1111 hqobBnd'a trO\IIIll'fl changed 1111 whole world. I bleached the handkerchlef so my hUJband wouldn't lmow I knew. But wllere do I go from here~ Tbe WaY 1 feei_~I>W U he so much Q pqts h~ ari!LI a· rOO!ld me I'm afraid I'D crlnilQ away. U he calls me "IIQ!Iey" Dl' ~·sweelhel!rt," I'D tllhlli ~!1011. "Wllrl" IUgb.t flOw f.tl all alek lqsJde, kind C. Chuck Roast to .I 3 yc,· . . e.., .Df1r Helen: 11,., 11Wnembtl'_ lite ol~ st,vry ,Ill .. lilt wilt lliidlnt • 1!11111. . . -- Boston Roll Roast ~ . ,, ••, ., __ •. 69c Shoulder or English Roast .. n.. 49c ShouW.<;~SwlssStaak Thr~ Boiling Beef .......... ~. ....... .. ....... • 25c if- ! ! -~ in uJlf 11ric,. M . yPars--;!---- · illfel.t cltitl .. . Jt'• PI~ "' •bfl ...,e.a.w'eek ,lllck.gpa, •..i..' ll, ~- row- .w .h ~ . • 1f7' "':1!" , ~ . "* ·· rtiic;::..:,;·::. .. :,_.. ; . ~~ ' ltC ~ walbljliT hjwV. ~· - • - • • • • • • • • • • • • • pl:g. • .. 6" • • • • • Latt~h SirloiiiSttak .............. 99c 46-. ca• • Save s..... 25c ltitltk llfY & ...... • f Morton ....... Turlley, leaf, Chicku CoH" . . 2 !. $1.09 Biscuits - 12 !: $1 Dinners . .. . . Ml 39c -~- K.OOII IUniRMILK - - - - - - "'t ttl. 39c ! Frnla -~ Pie ___ ........ ...., 3tc l'IIIYI ...... •·- ....... . 4 Fnit (tck.... ..._ ~·· 3":!'11 ktftill .... - - .... 4 -:.: $1 Scett Tewek ....... __ s '-.:- $1 - He Cor• .. ........ c,_ •.,... 8 -._:: $1 . Tomatoes .. •·•"'·'· .... 6 ..._. •1 . lb. . .. . .,., 1WIIlllll ?W •••• "'tllll •nl's lllllli"'fatMJ ~ SAVI ON MS C:.t•IMI '" t I i-lut ....... mccl"~ "I .I I ....... p t t .. .......... me ,_,ered:e:y • ·., U'J ... . '· . I ' ' 'I -. ! ( . ' ' I __ ....,.. . .__--111~ ....... _ FIE TOP VALUE VE504 ..... ---....... COOKIE JAR ....... ........ _ . .,......•... . • ,,., . *129 , 'I ..... t Magic BIHCh Jyjcy .•.• ... -- • KROG!R HI-NU MILK - - -- - 3- "'t ttla. $1.00 Fresh Blueberries - •· .... 3 .... $1 Celery Hearts ~ . . . '- •n. ~ -··- "'...19c I .. 17e en Bananas . . I f CGftS ,.._..__ .__ ... .,. ' ...... • 89C 12oz. 4 1ut1tel ,..,.,. ICrepoV..,_ ""lf".;;~" """' ::;..: ~, . • Mroger Presh-Shore PHiecl & Dev.tned Jiii:iillllilitt....1.9 ....-- -·~ ~qilit Ob . . .. .,.,. - " " • -.-.., . . . ~ 59c $ '11111,~ ..!!f'!:l.:..";o, . ltitUOIW dllr ,. Kr.rFiour Applesauce Hi-C Drinks "Ill .R:.:··~"W '. . , .... f. . ~ handkerchief JD. her bUG!- . • ..., ·~ ..... tljleQI!ill' ' •dttoPI:f'lftlt. . . I. c Chuck Roast -..,w••• "'*.... . .. ~. .. ...... rHl DAily'SENTINEl ·p :"'; · , · ••··e DIVOTID TO'IN;rlll!iS1 0' 'l'' ,_.,,, you reDO1 """' ' l!eiiCIS MASON AIIIA "-CI eoout garbage eollecUon """"" ~ ... ,. _ . .... -'-dlf. . hev' come to me tn:»m PIIJ'V PUallb"" -_,,.,.,. .,....;:;. ~ .... ... Fladb!l 0111 ~-1£7'· ~f' ~ c ----Siketl lacoa ...~.. 59~ Shr•lmp qf IIU a Whipped JmPPY· 1'111 qql IIU' u~l oheerf\11 seU? - PUPPY· DOG LQQ~ Deal' PllJ.• figbtlna I blll'fte\l lhll d!Mer, 'l'h•~ are a number ol eJ· and that didq'l u e lhiiula p~UonJ lor red ataips on 1 IQIY belt«. YQ\I'd lhillk the least Jllllq'o haru!lwchiel, Qn1y ~ he eoukl do waa natl<~e tlle bli• of which Ia lhe thine you lear· I had an 111)1 htmds fr0111 Dotl't llOIIII~ your bWII>and gardening, whillb lJ mlly ~ WJthout a hearmg. Ask him, I» wvrt. DQo'l yQU lllUIII; he ~~ lore YOIU' i!JIIIiillatltll! rulna your to ,polo• lint? - Bl.\ . lllliiTll!j!e. UNr.WU.Y I\IUI thlpli: about this: a gullIf Dear Blamlld: mp woul!jn'l be stupid elWUp He pl'Qblbly sllllltl4, bill .111 tq put a Upstlck-stafnecl bandprobably won't. Mi!n III'OIJ'I tercbtet b•ck In his poc_ket soad at ~~. eJIIIQillallf 10 he'd throw It away! - H. th• wtvea. So ~' a j<!ke 11ne Bee~ ...,_ bolll It end ~~~rt QVI!l'i1 ft e Jl Here's one of my favorite ~uotlml "'membcrina fff1 lji!vlce: tationJ. taken from an o I d I've said It before and I'U say Scotch Nuptial song, written II again: ~ h~sb1!nd won't notice around lll&tl by an unlmown at.~­ tllosa littlt tltrP Ill• wife 4001l ,thor: "between napa" unless s h e 'Tbe woman wao not taken frtllll makea him see lhem, ellh"'' Adam's hpd, you know. with a llOndi!Oied tour Qr J gen. So abe must not COIIUIUI!lll hl!ll, u, klck on the abills II he 1\erll 'till evl4enllY so: with the "Why isn 1 dinner Tbe woman was nol taken from rtady? 11 bit. Never, NEVER Adam's feet, you see, face a hungry man with an bon- So he must not llbure bar - tile eat excuse like, -·x overslept." meaning se,~ to be. What can you expect but t b e The woJIIIIII she was taken from cll101lc male answer? - H. under Adii!D'S arm, Dear lie len : Which abo.,. he must protect 1 would like to voice my opln- her fi'QIJI Injury and harm. IQll on the city garbage oqllec- KAREN BARNES, 111111. 1 Jdmit the men do a neeScotia, Callfomla et88TY job but it'• getting out This eelumn Is dedicated to of bone!. They won't empty eons family Uvlng, so U you're bavlJll)ess they are a certain ajie, lng IIIII ~ble or jaal pl•l P Of U tlleY are loQ fuU, or U the trouble, let Helen llelil VQU. wtons thin& is In the Wl'OI1IIl Silt wUl a(llo welcome your OWD ctD· lllfle~ theY Jml a red lg OJ!IUil!lrl experiellces. Addl'tSI 011 the sije, end y011 can even Helen Bottel In care of t h Is bt Uned flX' It, And whY can't newspaper. lhey· pk:- uv 11rlce a week lq- One n-.-,.-w-=-hlak· ~b-room-mad-e •lead ~ llllilnl 1M lm7two qr of tough P91Y 1!*'1@ - ~ lllree IHIDI? - I.Af\JIY does """""P cleaD." It plcko up Dtar'l' ~"'l''_.ho --Ice chana. ~d holds lint, (\IN, &llll doll 011 0 a.. • ..., - • .. . ~. Cllltact: wilbks powder and balr e4,· 7011 sbOJ,tld ~In to lh frQIII clothing: t!ntl "'"' plcb ciiY. 1J181tag&t, 11111 I OQI\IQIIllsl. up pel baln ·rrom upholslm' It e.lotljb ~ ~alit. eiQI. ' 8'....,·:-:-:---=-=~-er by gersonalletW 'l!' bf peli·lond ___ru-::: qmethtnr DO doubt. ::'4 ' ft . .JELLlES ·E·S CAKE 1 Clover Farm 12 OZ. SIZE Silver Bar Peas 25 LB. BAG . $1.89 • 0 • Apple ... Bla_ckberry Robin Hood Flour .. F Hill Top Peaches for With Towel 3 46 oz. size Weidners Swt. CUCUMBER SLICES· qt. jar 33c ;.....;....._.:.,.,!!•~·~·~·~·:~...., w; Old Smoke House- By The Piece - Lb. Breeze Detergent ! -Priced meaas Lower-Priced••• ct~ 14 ~:.~" v:::·i 1. anJ 1Bee/ Gale I ,____:::::._____________ ....... ·-··l ,.- Helen Help Us! . ' �- ~c'r'i"'•.·<.·~ · ..!,,~.._, y•p,.....~,.~.. ·~-"r"·""'• ' • ) ~ridell Show~ Is Given Min Relfifwes CQI!ie · Fot Funeral Of Mr Bduer . Lucina Re.a t Fred Clark Home tt;Dallt Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mtdd~,+rt. o , Aug, u, J863 , Picnic To Be Youn1 ,4dult elm, ..._'IU•n .·Mainlv-Afloiit '' People In IV- About Middleport A bridal •hower g Mill large artUiclal woddlat cake Su-~ay Celebrate• Birthdpy ·Luana Rea brid...,lect of Fr<d made by Mn. Seell( and Mn. ' fJU ' · RiChard Follrod, toppad with Out«-town relatives bore to 'POtrferoy Heath Methodist ChW"Oh will The Young Adult Closs of the ' C. Bro"" was held saturday ' miniature bride ond 8f00111· ~~attend tbe funeral . <l Edwaril hold a, ptcntc for all membel'f Racine ! Baptist church met at Auaust lOth, at the home of freshmen!! of punch , cake, tee Sauer Saturday Mrs. A. B. Mr. ond Mn. MlJton Roush Mr. ond Mrs. llandolpb Ward and lbose who atlelld Hellth the home of Kay McCJintoc!t Mrs. Fred Clark. Mrs. Clark cream with weddlnc bolls, mints Bauv, aon Arthur, ond blJ ond famlly left today for a .aond daughter, Mary Loo of 'Ita- Chi11'Ch and Sunday Schopl, all Sunday to "'llebrate the ~lrtiJ. was assisted by Mrs. Jack See- and favors of miniature wed· d•ughter, Ml'll. Dolores Sllan- II at Lincoln Park, Mich. with V8118Wood; W, Va. opeilt Sunday cblldUn in all departmeots ond day ol Mila McClintock aDO! for lig and Mrs. Tom Brown. The ding ring and case . Jnon, and Mr. and Mro. James IMr. and Mrs. AI Harvath ond with bet mQiher, Mri. Jamea mell!bera of all ·the cburch or- the regular monthly elau Jiving room gift table was in Attending were Mrs, Letts Flannagan, all of Cincinnati; o ther relatives. . Murray in Middleport. ganlz&tlons Sunday, August lB picnic. pink ond green w1th streamers Spencer , Mrs . Lester Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Clare~ Rosa of I Mr. and Mrs. Harry William· Mr. and Mrs. Erileraon Janea at 5:110 p.m. on the cburch and The group epjoyed playing and the dimng room table had IMrs . .J ames Walker, Mrs. Ag· Burlington, N. C. : M1,. Doro- lson returned to their home, Cuywere in Athens Sunday to Ylalt plll'80nage lawn: badminton and ball, and a a lace cover, centered with a , nos Di xon, Mr. and Mrs. Alva thy Mees, Mrs. Louise Ste111- ahoga Falls Saturday after a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A period of games for all cookout. then made ice cri!8JD , Clark and children . Natalie. Jen- bauer, and Mrs. Robert Adams, several days visit with Mr. and E. W. Jones and in Shade, with ageo will begin at 3:30 follow- whicb was served alq wllb his uncle, Mr. •nd Mrs. Frank 'ed by the dinner at 5:30. Aves- two beautifully decorated cakes nuer and Mark, Mrs. Myrtle Columbus ; Mr. and Mrs: Ro- ,Mrs. PhD Williamson and oth· 1Long, Miss Dorothy Long, Gla- ,bert Bauer and two children er relatives. . . Jon.. and oon, Rlcbard a ad per serviCe will be held at 7 and kool aid to Marlin and Idys Walker, Mrs. Virgil Brown , and Danny Rosenbaum , Colum· Mr. and Mrs. Phil W1Utamfamily who are visiting his par- ip.m. on the Ia...,. which will em· June Hall and children, L.e a POMUOY OHIO , Mrs. William Childs, Miss An· bus; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ros- son returned home Monday eveents. He Is at Penn State uut.. clude the day of actlvltles. The and Debora, Kenneth and Sue tLOSED ' ita Russell, Mr. and Mrs. enbaum and Donna and Gary, Jntng, after a. weekend visit m verslty where he ls associated meal and drink bas been plan- Imbcden and daughter, Peggy, ON VACATION John Musser, Mrs. Beatrice Dayton ; Mr. and Mro. Clifford Columb1111 w1th their daughter with the ROTC program. ned and those attending are Dlclde and Evelyn VounJ ·• nd TodiJ Thru Aug . 29th Buck, Mr and Mrs. Fred Clark. Bauer and Toddi, New Orleans: and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Mr. aad Mn. Robert IAakt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilbert asked to attend are invited and oon, J . F ., Lillian Powell and Mrs. Richard c. Follrod. Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hart Rooert Gardn"':· o1 Syracuse are ODD.-iDg of Springfield, were weekend Iasked lo lake a covered dish daug¥er , Tract, Orville and Aug. 30 thru Sept. S , Ottle ScholL Mrs. Dale Harri- and David, Patrick, Paul and Mrs. Betty Combs and Mrs. the rece•l marriage of their guests of Mro. Lucy Gregg and and table aervice. Chlldren, lsarbara Bush, J~ Swain. Dan"MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" ·son, Mrs. Roger Dilard , Mrs. Amelia Ruth of Toledo. Gene Eskew of Xenia were daughter, Mary Jane to Mr. Ml'" Farle Erlewine. Other wp parents are unable to ,ny Cole, Linda Weaver, Donna (Technicolorl 1 Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Rich ard weekend ~ests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keith .bmes, 108 of Mr. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mlch- atlend are invited and ,Bush, Ada Pike, Wilma and Marlon Brando - Tarita 1 Chambers, Mrs. Jack Seelig, S p f Charles W1thee. and Mrs. Roy ArmH of MID- ael Ohlinger of Nelsonville. Mrs. extra table service will be pro- Judy Rlghthouse, Harold and Mrs. Helen Brown, Mrs. Magee er ormance Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wells, ersvllle. 'lbe double riDg wed- !Ohlinger has accepted a teach- vided. The picnic is being plan- Mary Weaver and children, S.pt ••• ' · 10. 11 g1e Brown, Mrs. Lucille Jesse, Of Current Play son Mike and d~ughter, Pam , diDg ceremony was periOI'IDed ing position in that .u:ea. . ned and sponsored by the Com- Tom, Michael and Peggy, Mr. " IT HAPPENED AT THE I Mrs. Jack Curtis and daughter, Miss Sally Schaaf and Mary •of CtncmnatL arriVed Saturday at Sparta, North CaroDDa, Mrs. Pearl Graves IS quite Ill miSsion on Education of I he and Mrs. Frank Arnott. Pauline WORLD'S FAIR" Cl'echnirolor) , M1ss Sheila Childs. Miss Suzy Elizabeth Chapman arrompan-1for a visit with her parents, Mr. July !9, atll:30 a.m. by lbe at the home of her daughter, church. McClintock and Kay McCIInEl9fl Prealey, Joan O'Brien ' Smith, Chucky Clark, Shelly ied Ricky, Mike, Karen, and and Mrs. Joseph Raub. Mr. Rev, Berry. Bolli Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Audry Frost. Named on the committees are, lock. -'M ,S:pt. 11-21 Clark, and Mrs. G. Richard ,Joni Sue Koehler to Athens Tues- Wells and son returned home Armes are graduate• of Pom· Mrs: Lester Bole~ is a patient menu, Mrs. Lee Smith and Mrs. Young. 'day lor the matinee perform· sunday and Mrs. Wells and daueroy Higb School. At present at UruverSity Hosp1tal for treat- Don Stivers; food, Mrs. Jack ..,HE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE Unable to a;xnd but sending ance of a current play. Th e .ghter remained for a two weeks they are resklma at Miners- ment and observabon. Sbe . is BechUe. ·Mrs. John Krasczynw IROTHERS GRIMM" gifts were Mrs. A. R, Knight, Koehler children are staying visit. ville will! the parents ol the the mother of Dr. R. E. Boice and Mrs: Earl Davenport; tab,le (Technicolor) Mrs. Durwood Cummings, Mrs. with their aunt, Miss Schaaf, I Mrs. Susie Evans of Miami, groom. and Mrs. Joe Wilson. and cha1rs, Joe Richmond, KenLaurence Harvey and Charles Hayes. Mrs. Gene Paul .and grandmother, Mrs. R. C. Fla. left Sunday for Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heider· neth Harris, Mike Lloyd and , Claire Bloom King, Miss Eoeanor Robson, Sansbury. while their parents, after a two weeks visit with her .gott of Los Angeles, Calif. are Mike Archer; games, Mrs., n ur Mrs. Emogene Lohn, Miss Ka- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koehler sister and brother-in-law, Mr. here for a visit with Mr. and Swearingen, Mrs. Dowson and Mr and Mrs Allen Hughes li,:,l lopt: 271hru Oct. 2 '·""'.. WALT DISNEY'S ren walker. Mrs. Charles Chan- and children, Christine and Bet- and Mrs. Joseph Raub. Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mr. ~rs. Fultz ; vespers, Mrs. Fran- ,have ' returned f~om 8 vacation "SUMMER MAGIC" cey, Mrs. Ed King , Mrs. Mar- ,ty Lynn, are visiting in Hunt- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taymor and Mrs. Vernon Weber and CIS Kle~ trip which Included a visit with (Technicolor ) tha Husted, Mrs Kenneth Mill-!ington Valier, Pa. , with Mr. and children, Tom and Tetesa family, and other friends and Gramlaon FamUy his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Glena ibyll!l> Mills Burt lv es , er, Mrs. Ed Tewksbary. Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Hayman. of Grove City are the guests of n If reiahves m the RuUand area. ' , • Hughes of East Tawos, Mich. ChrisUne, who " 13 years old, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raub. M d Mr Fr iik h Mr1, Milhoan and Mrs. Heider- Here For V llllfl Points of interest reported 1no recently made second ranking Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gen· r. ~ned a rtVa~g an gott (the former Gladys Hig- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wolf, elude Mackinac City old Fort 1 1on the Jr , Olympics in soft ball helmer an<f>children, Eric and ~~ter~~~rn.:. f~,i2 ~0 ~tu~; ley) were schoolmates in Rut- Grant-s!, had .as their guests Michilimackinac, the' 6 • mile in the Columbus city schools. Jeffrey of Royal Oak, M I c h. th~r home 356 East Main St land. ,last. week their grandson and bridge crossing over the Mack· She also rece~ved a medal for were weekend guests of her par· ho i th'. Andre V : Mr. and Mrs,- Kenneth Shu- lfam,Jy , Mr. a~d Mrs. Robert jinac StraUs, and at Sault ste. rankmg in the Olympic games. ents, Mr. and Mrs, Vern Bolin- hno mg hlelf 'rt~ au maker and children, A I Ian, Pierce and children, Robb•e , Marie a boat tour through the - - -- - - - - - - ger. g ::; onla ~ e ; 1 oy. f John, Linda, and Sharon, of IKaren, Jeff1e, and Stevie, of Soo Locks on the st Mary'l 11 1 Wilbur Hood, Mrs. John Frick, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Genhel- ' p y~nJ.:'as ~game 0 Belle, W.Va. were weekend Chicago, Iii. Whde here they •River, returning thro~gh the Mrs. W1llam Clark, Mrs. Per· mer and children of Royal Oak, ~~n da~~ej 'I"-Iltsop:a~'!n hi: guests of Mrs. JoaMe White 1Jomed the Wolfs in a lhree-day iCanadian locks. They also took FOR THE cy Fnck, Mrs. Opal Dmley, Mich. visited Sunday afternoon . Y Y K. ' g and children. camping trip at Lake Alma. a train tour through the cit Mrs. Lloyd Moore, Mrs, Mild- with Mrs John F Bail and WISh, and blowmg out the can· Saturday a surprise birthday ' . -y 0 v er red Mitch, Mrs. Lena K. Nessel· f 1 · · y dies on hiS birtbday cake, re· dinner was held at Lake Alma and JnternaUonal y, freshments of hot dogs potato W _. __hel tl f M W II h b ed h' Brtdge to Sault St''· Marte m Kesterson, am• road, Mrs. Dale Miss Rozanna Knight return- . . ' m. HOUUU3 or r. o ' w o o serv IS Onta l C d Karen Miller Mrs Eldon Weeks ed t chips, kool ade, tee cream A. p· • 73rd birthday Joining the r o, ana a. i Mrs Willia,;, H~bstetler and W ~ her home, Pt. Pleasant, and cup cakes were served to re renlc.Ho•fl there were their daughter and They visited the Iron mines Mrs, Antone Lucke , . aj Tuesday afler spending Chuckle Hannahs, Larry Walk· Mr and Mrs William H ud family Mr and Mrs Carl Mar- in Minnesota and Lake Stasco, Th~ door prize ~ent to Mrs severda dthays MwJth Jhehr great : er, Jimmy Wiley, Mark Werry, asheit of Syra~use entertaol'ned. tin and so~ Larry .of CharJes- where they saw the source of gran er, rs. o n F. Ba'' 'George an d F r edd'Ie ~ ' Mr. and the Miss1s~lpp · 1 R'lver and walk.. I, William Chilas and other prizes· ly andmo family. ~.uompson, with a picnic dinner and fam- Iton, W. Va.;' a son, to Miss Dorothy Long, Martha Mrs Charles Buck was the Sr?tt Walton, Max Folmer, ily reunion at their home Sun- Mrs. Frank Wolf, Pat and Bet- ed across It on a foot log. Chambers. Dorothy Musser Tuesda luncheon uest of Mr ISkip Logan, Eddie and . Mike day. Attending were his broth· ty, Pomt Plea,.nt, and their Another interestmg place waa and Myrtle Long. and Wlilarl Ebersbach Young, Bob. Werry, Eddie Ab· er and family, Mr. and Mrs. other daughter, Mr. and Mrs 'the Peace Garden the border VALUES IN EVERY DEPT. l fr=;;;;;;i==-'====-, land daughters bolt, Chuckle Wnght, Tony Harry Houdashelt, Miss Fred- James Haley, Connie and Jim- ,of North Dakota and Manlto1 Clarence Mi hi of Baltimore Vaughan,, Martm Vaughan, Bill dle Houdasheit, Mrs. Floyd my, of Rutland. lba, Canada. In South Dakota, I • !sited 8 d g ith h' 1 and Donme Vaughan, Tommy Brown Middleport· Mrs Glad.! they VISited the Corn Palace, vnd b hun ~Y, w MilS s ster Vaughan, John, Mark, Roger ys Tay'tor Mr d, M · G e Secoml Momlay Club only one of its kma in the world a rot er-m-4Bw and Mr F kl' M tth nd M h • · an rs. en • • • . . TYPE Willa~ Ebersbach. . ra~ m,. a ew. a ars a Houdashelt, Becky and Ran- EnJW}'S Premc whiCh IS constructed of corn iD Jackie Barbie and Susie Ros- Mane Dillard. DIOna Carsey, dy, of Pomeroy; Rev. and Mrs. Members of the Second Mon- var~~s colors arranged m geo, turned I th . h I VIckie Lynn, Pamela Jean, and Ronald Place and children Lou· day Sewing Club and guests en-1 metric patterns outlined with . enbaum re o elf ome Patrid,·a Jo Vaughan ' I . nd It . oL Indiana lis lnd Sunda after . . · ise, Becky. Gregory, and Stev- joyed a potluck picnic Monday grams a grasses. '" ~ liM. a week'':'vi;it wiih thei/ rand- AssiSting Mr. and Mrs. Vau- en of Elbridge, New York ; Rich· levenlng at the Syracuse Park Iblock square and seats &,DOll Mr d g d ghan were Mrs. V1ctor Hannahs ard Houdashelt and one guest Attending were Mrs. Robert people. Famous talent wil l be Open 9 to 5 Frl.-9 to 9 Saturday ~aren~ · an Mr•. F r e and Mrs. Roger Dillard. Favor~ Miss Mary Lou' Burnside of Lewis and David and Carol, !there lor the annual festival "AIR.CONDITlONED" :en Mum.. St M. were balloons, bubble gum and lumbus ' Mrs Patrick Wood and Lori Iheld in September. 1s s candy mints La under..Dry Cl ..ner1 ISS axme evens, · ' d Har-Jane In am and Miss Jana . . The group sent 8 round-robin Ann and Danny, Miss Martha I In Nebra sk a they VIStte Mill St. Middleport ._Piioiimoi:iiroiiy~iiiiiiiiiiWiiYii:2·ii:54ii:2:1~~ Swetst,: of Columbus are the I Sendmg gifts were Donnie get-weD card to William Houd· Howell and niece, Bronwyn Dal- old Warp's Pioneer village iii guests this week of Mr and I.Vard, Lormg and Ray Vaugh- asbelt, who 1s a patient at Hoi- ley, Mrs. James Clalworthy and which features antique articiea Mrs Ralph Lee and atiending ~n, Chuckle Vaughan and She- zer Hospital in Gallipolis. Twila, Mrs. Dwight Par~er and including a railroad depot At the ·fair ha .McKnigh.t. Myrtis Kay, Miss Eleanor Rob- Greenfield, Ind. they visited the V1s1bng wtth Mr. and . Mrs. . son, Mrs. Paul Kloes, Mrs. home of the Hoosier poet, JamFrank Vaughan and farruly on RETURN TO N. Y. Max Ward and Mrs. George es Whitcomb Riley. The guide Weiner R001t Is Sunday were Kerm1~ Walton The Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Schneider. A birthday cake was there was a sister-in-law of Mr. Held On Saturday and son, Scott, Mrs. VIctor Han· Place and children of Elbridge, !sent to Mrs. Grace Holter from Ball, a former supetlntendent The young people of the Hy- nah~ and son~ Chuckle of Pome-1 N. v. returnO<i home Monday her secret pal. of Middleport schools. sell Run Free Methndlsl church roy • Mrs. Cliffor~ Machler and .n di th k 'th HART REUNION SET AI a roadside park on I h e held · daughter LISa ,Lynn Mrs Carl er spen ng e wee WI • a. Wiener roast at Mac~m- Siders ~ son Chris of .Point Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Houda- The annual Hart Reunion will shores of Lake su~riOr they ber Hill Saturday evenmg. Pie 1 nd M rtd M E shell and daughter, Freddie. Mr. be held Sunday, Sejll. 1, at the met a former Me1gs counti"!'o Games were played. as-; ~ r. So thr•a, U· and Mrs. Houdashelt have spent American Legion Home in Ra· Mildred Martin, daughter of · Attending were Roberta Smith rene W Vase o u ar· the summer with the Places cine. Dinner is to be around Mrs. Everett McKnight of POJDo Danny and Peggy Tillis •. Sandra eston, · a. and accompanied them to Mid· noon. All relatives of Ch1·istian eroy. , Dean, Carol and Sheme Matdieport. Mr. Houdashelt is ~ and Mary Hart are especially tn- 1 They also visited the ge• son, Stewart Brewer, A n d Y covering from surgery perform- vited and should bring drinks graphical center of North Am· Spi'OIIse, Lat1schia and Elame ed in New York. and a basket lunch. erica at Rugby, N. Dak. Gates, Mike Nicholson, Stella Searles, Steve and B r e n d a Chapman, Glenda Johnson, Caol Shilling, Barbara Williams, Ernest Smith, Margie Herring, Mrs. Joanne White, owner and Glenda Deeter, Danny Johnson, operator of Beverly's Home of ' Judy Deeter. Donna Williams Beauty Salon in Middleport, reand Betty Sprouse. Accompany- cenlly attended the meetlog of I ing the group were Mr. and Affiliate II of the West Virgin· Mrs. Lloyd Dugan, Mr. and ia Cosmotologists and H a I r Mrs. Junior Coleman, Mr. and Dresser Association held a I Mrs. David Wiseman, Mrs. No- the Magic Mirror Beauty Shop ra Searles and Mr. and Mrs. in Point Pleasant, W. Va. IOYS AND GIRLS Glen Deeter. A talk and demonatralion on a new hair style, (called the Saddles and Straps, and Strollers, SHUT-IN'S ADDRESS Dandy) was given by Molly too. Boots high, Booto low, Frieads of Airman Larry Mit- Stevens, treasurer. The organichell and Judi Meredith Mitch- zalion agreed on a price ad· and Oxfords Sturdy. All iD the big ell, may reach them by add- jmlment for the Pl. Pleasant back-to-school assortment . resslng mall to Seymour John- area. by Poll· Parrotfor boya aud girls. · ' son Air Base Hospital, Golds- The president, Ruth Lewis, !'.' "' Before school bella rinc. · boro, North Carolina, where appointed committees including ; ·" bring them iD for new shoes. All so Larry is a patient, suffering Public Relations, Winnie Baugh, ,. carefully fitted. AU so from a back injuty receives iD Joanne While and Dodde Foran; · ,. -\1 dependable and well constructed. a swimming accldent last week. Membership, Karen Roush, Sue The Mitchells were married on Cottrill, Birdie Sauer: Educa99 99 M Visit the busy boys department FROM June t of this year. lion Committee, Barbara RobENTERS HOSPITAL erls, Thelma Blain and TooUe on Elberfelds first floor. See the Mrs. Eldon WUI entered HoJ.. Wilson. . ' ~;< zer hospital Saturday. Her room The next meeting will be ~·many popular styles in boys car ' Also complete line of "Brooks" Shoes for boyo. AU slzea. - Dodde Beauty Shop, 2lt E. held September t, 1963, at 6th· tho coats and jackets for fall and Widtbs A, B, C, D, E. aL, Pt. Pleasant. A •lyle s1iow Is being planned. winter wear. Pick one out now /Held' w,.- I MEIGS THEATRE ,.• • NOW YOU KNOW' It •'llky mHID1, 1M tera ••mash" rtfet'l to 1 miDure of cra1a, mohtues or 1u1u, wlta ••tor ond ye&at. II'• ferme•lo ed distilled to pnduet eillyl alciH!bol. t - ·~ ' e .. .. • ent1\1e 1.~-p ••f. p c; Dft!llled To Tlw lnfet'Nb OJ Tile Mei.,.Muon .4,_ I Andy Vaughan /s Honored 0 s· thday 1 :j, ,____ cLOsED . Thursday Afternoon MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Continuing Our August Clearance ·Sale 1 :u. I ml I I I I Jrs on COIN OP I I DRY CLEANING lQ $2 ROBINSON'S C,;. 0 ' o I 0 r" Cosmoto/ogisfs List committees For Activities bY t , 6· n~nn~bet;;ts~3112~.;;;r;;ll BOLD PICNIC Walt DllntY'o "MOON PILOTN Mr. and Mrs. L, .E . Tripiett Tom Tryon Brian Keith of Middleport held a plcnic dln(Technfeolor) ner SOntlay at their homit on ..,HI ~=-ICATI Gravel HID. Aitendlng·were Mr. DELINQUENT" ilnd Mrs, Frl!lklbi Triplett aDd leJTJ Lewll Mortba Byer children, Rlcl<y, Debbie a n d Cindy·; !IJra. 'ltichard Lo!lg aDd Thur..flrl. Au1. 15-16 ljaugbter,. Mindy; Mra. JoaiUIO "THI WAI LOYER" While ·and• chudren, Frank and With Steve MeQueea ud Robert Jmy,. lilid ll{r. tmd Mrs. Ken. -andaet11 ·~ ond'.chfldren, ~•McmtiA• lim, Jolift; Linda' aild Sh&r<ltl, ...1tlfl .. Bell w v .<Co TONIGHT w._ ~----------------------------------------------~~----~~-------~·~. ~. ,. ~ '. BIG SELECTIONS for BOYS and GIRLS School Clothing on the 1st and 2nd Floors At Elberfelds Pomeroy Select Your Boys' WINTER JACKET NOW! i J 4· I and take advantage of the early selection. '· SHOP. $URSDAl 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON FRIDAY . 9 to 5P.M.- SATUI\OAY 9 A.~ to,, 9 P.M A.M. . . ' Elb~rfelds . 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