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DOWNI~ROSS 9 .PM ' . 2 DAYS ONLY - FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 Group ·Men'• & Boys' STRAW HATS & S~WEAR $1.00 Othort SUMMER CAPS . -~ •too $2.50 T-SHIRTS for $l6S J lack To Sehool • I'.H.S. SWIAT SHIRTS Boy&' BRIEFS - I SonaR~ Mln'tllld liP' •too ' OrOUII Mln'l SPOil SHIRTS "OUR OWN BlAND'' KNIT •11m _ 1.94 Asph1ltum & Asbtetos Short Sleeve, long tleeve •too 1 Group 1 Group Ptlllhod CeHtn Men'1 and 8oy1' SPOil IHIIrS Slacks l price ROOF PAINT NICimiS Summer Wool SWEATERS 2 ,_ 'J·GO .l.t2 c!~t. 5 ALL·U-CAN-EAT! • ONE GROUP BOYS' SPORT COATS - - - - - - - '· 141 PRICE ONE GROUP MEN'S SPORT COATS 10.50 ONE GROUP MEN'S SPORT COATS, year tround 'II OFF ~ Benlon Sport Shirts Tropical Wonted ~~:, ......, SUMMER SLACKS Values to 10.95 2 lor 511 Wuh'n War REDUCED ._ I GALlON - - - f!c SWEAT SHIRO Plain Colon Ia.... us 2 ,.,. MToil ONE GROUP OF MEN'S S U I T S - - - - - - - ~ ONE GROUP, VALUES TO 65.00 Slit ONE GROUP, VALUES TO 5$.00 Slit ONE GROUP, VALUES TO 45.00 S1le ONE GROUP, VALUES TO 34.95 Slit Many Other Fine Hot Weather Vtlutll PRICE 42.50 35.00 27.~ 22.50 the brush. • Pri.. lnclud11 Colt Slaw, French Frill , Open Saturday Nightmt Brud and Colltt EBERSBACH HARD~ARE FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY $1.39 Crow's Steak House POMEROY . "A GOLD STAR STORI" MAIN ST. Contains no tar -ad)' tor EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 1nd THURSDAY DOWNIE-GROSS PemtNY •2. 95 POMEROY, 0. "EVIiRYTHING IN HARDWAll" MAIN ST. POMEROY COME ON DOWN AND lET US PROVE THAT worth vour wait in /· HOOVER COHSIII&A!IOI>I Conwollble • The conitter that Nelhlnt ....... rw' lola's FIRST 39·18 DAY! Slimllne Porlablr 2001 Tbe exrit\ng Eden Society Notes Modf'rn in Portab le Cleantr that •tore.'! If you've been thinking ebout 1 w or trutlt {new or und), come in Tod1y, Fridey, or 11turd1y fw the LUCKIEST deal of your life on a faGtory-frlllh Chtwolet, Chewllo, Chevy II, Corveir, Corvette, Quollty O.Avl.t Trvck, or 111 "OK" Used Mr. and Mrs. Darst ~nd Sheila, Brenda and 1ol Mansflold, and Mr. and Mro. 1 Harley Linthicum of Joppa •\'erything Inside. SUi 1ited Saturday evening with Mr . and Mn. fvan Chevalier and Florence. SHAMPOO Mr. and Mrs. Franci.11 Che11a· !l litr, Mikie, Debbie and "'-'O''Y· !I POLISHER The easy and lnt>xpen sive way to scrub, wax and polish floors. Rug shampooing IIC'ces;o~ori4"!! arailable • W.-'\ Shampoo your rugs one dayscrub. wu polbh your floors the next. Built -I n di.~pl'nser. of Painesville·, visited over I recent weekend with his ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jvan l lier and her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neison 1 Wheeling , W. Va ., visited I with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ; 49.95 I Ivan Chovalier. •---------L:~..:.::=::!::..____ ~. Miss turned 1 Chevalier rehom~ with Mr. and Mr!l. ,Frands Chevalier for a visitfll ~~ lorenre Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cho•vallerll I were visitinJ Sunday• with Mr. and Mn. R :,;::II I Ill S;l,;t;;;j ' Ch;;::;ll Buchanon. Iof I I I I I I lmliMIIIiat• Dellvwyl &;;;1 ipll PIIIIIICinfl Low.lillie ..... . a...,;;.;•..-...... y.... I SEE THE MAN' IN THE BLAC CAT HAT! ·,! J~at In time for back It tchotl end tall actlvlllll. Thllt epHith on nit Auvu•t 6 to Au1u•t 20. eFOR SCHOOL ' ) J eFOR FALL 20,00 OIL PIIIMANENT 17JO OIL PIIIMANINT _ 15.00 OIL · PERMANENT - -1 I ,- I. ult 14,1)1 ulo 12.01 salt 9.01 --~----PRIZES I I I______ ..... I " RUTLAND l erM~~;·~a:~~-EBr:~:e~·~:!~~·.:I POM'ERO.y MOTO ' .• c · o.··,·.· -..,. . f u r n it ur e New Cars & Trucks On Display At Our Used.Car C.n,... ; Barber and family of Guysville. You-couldn't pick a better time than·now to buy a ChevnJietl Plentv of beautiful driving weather ahead,-and vour•Chellltl/el dealer is making allowances for your old car that ai'IJ even more beautlfu/•.Cometdrive:a.great.deal. "TUMILIR CURL" PIRMANINT R11ular IUD atlt 1.01 . \ ·~ · - PERMANENT SPECIALS Car or Truck. - - - - - - - - - : - . ; __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 POLISHER SCRUBBER -- -I I Norman C01mttiC1 I lot-$20 Wltlft 2nci-$1S P;trm1neftt lr<l-3 Stepo ol Merit Nothing to buy, just register at our stud.lo. Winners will be __ --- noti·l tied. Now's the time to 11et • No. 1 buy on the No. 1 cars. Kathy. Donnie, Bobby and Brian 11isited Mr. and Mn. lvan Chev. a!ier Sunday. Mrs. Marlene Kimes and ~; ;~~~~r:~~,.~r:~~~.:~~·g· Mr.s. Martha Holslngl!lr and Mi91 Doris Vaa Meter visited .I Mrs. Edith Grim an afternoon ARNOLD GRAll I ' ~ ' · . · i, • • . '1.1 .. ~ . ~. · · ........ ~ •' POMEROY MOTOR I I MAIN STREET ~~' , RUTLAND 0 ~:"""--------~------·--·~ r•:-;,t~ Mll. Claronct Frl..-11_____________________,::::,_______...,;_.·.' ~'~";.·.·.., ·;·;.~··.........;.·,;;·.,....;..;_.,J W. MAIN STREIT ." ' lol.: ' .... . 'A' '.,. '' ~· .··- ~· ,...- - -,.. . ~ - .... -~ - - --- - - - - · -- . .. I,' ' l\1· ·."( ' POMROY • r ·• �. .... Pill -Middl- "' Aug 12 19651 .... ,.. ':"":.·· v., -- . ' - - - ... ·-· _,,~,..,- . . ··"""'-.·c- ...,,.. .. . .... ~ .. .. - . ·-~· - ·~ ·- - .. .. -. , •. .•.. · -·· ·· ... . -- - ~ · .. ·- - - - - . They're Yukki·ng over the Yuk Case· ' ... ... ~ - ... . - .... ... ;u ill. ........... "" • • • • ·- •' ..... ... ... _ •. _ . . He dldn'l make II. Ani! II dH Tht board s"-•ed ffill's ';,'7.'iling rates last April them apparently "unjust and unreasonable." Hilt was given a month to prove otherwise, time thewo\lld ICC rormally informed blm be not be all6wed It transport yak fat and clooed Ill books on the case. wASIIINGTON by lrueter LlroJ Hill o1 mads. The WeslerD Truak Llno portatlon. file llllnols Central,.l.;~;,a~;;.;....-~~----;.aiiiii................-'"""i are going to be colD, Neb. Like most lluekers. Commttree, representing ' some! the Burlinglon, the Groat West· the great yak fat case ol Hilt beUeves the railroadl of the biggest carriers In the ern, the Rock Island, the Chi. for a long time in the instinctively complain Midwest, rsltied to the cause cago and Northwestern and the industry. anything truck operatoro do. and filed an exception with the Milwaukee Road all detailed And even the railroads Submil:l Pllms ICC. Hilt's yak fat rates, it said, representatives. the Interstate Commerce Hilt submitted plana, lor were unrealistic and "noncom· The ICC board of examiners, mission. wbich boro the ping !urge quantities of yak pensatory," which Is used to considering of the gag, have to admit from Omsba to Chicago at The r•ilroads formed a ape- rates lor such esoteric commodu's funny. cents per 100 Pounds. cia! committee to fight the iii.. as bird seed and bubble The case, M-19432 in the He said the fat would travel threa1 of cheap yak fat trans- gum, nodded gravely. files, stemmed from a in lots of 110,000 pounds, or tW<Ij,._-'-~-"~~............;;;;;;;.o....o.........iio~"-iiii;;;;;;;~ ____.. _ lruckloads each. II would be SHOP FRIDAY TIL 9- SAT. TIL 5 BECALMED SEAS stored in barrels, boxes, poils, tubs and other containers sui~ ,. TO DELAY BOAT able tor yak lat. IIILLO, WOIILD-1bat new bab7 wombat is making tla <Continued from page I ) For those not well versed In From youngster to ~~ ~~to a alldienee at a sanctuary Dear Canberra, Aus- on Ihe weather. yak fat facts. it cornea grandpa, every age • M . . . . . llotber, being a bit older, bas grey-brown fur, a Fog Lilts yaks, which are a shaggy form - ~~· leathery DOSe and strongly~nailed paws. Baby The fog which blanketed of ox that can reach 6 feet In group requires vita· ww _.., things, too. These marsupials li.. only sea off Southwestern beight and tip the scales at , • 1111 ,.... ... ill tbeir .utive laod. Wednesday had lilted 1,200 pounds. min formulas de·' and the British Air Force Yaks can come in handy. signed to supply ·•J ... ust Pay for Items, out a spotter plane t~. try They make good bea3tS of locate Manry. VISibility d and the· 'lk h'd nd .m their particular good, and the Air Force e? . rr ml ' 1 e 8 . . t ·nding hair are m heavy demand tn 1 needs. FRIDAY and SATURDAY pa led no trou ble m k . . I p bl r 4 T'1 k bell ya ·USing Clf'C es. resuma y ~ ~a~y's e.wife, virginia, tbe~r fat also has many applii·ll her Falmouth hotel this cations. £ ing to fly to the Scilly The catch in Hilt's plan, how. in the Atlantic about 28 ever. was that except for a ALL OF OUR SUMMER Municipal Judge William H. Sowers Wednesday fin- Southwest of· Land's •oos. yaks aren't seen ed Eddie Coleman, 20, and Jerry Yeauger, 18, both of aboard a chartered plane. Side of Tibet, let alone 4 Registered Rt. 2, Cheshire, $10 and costs on charges of petitlarce- ' islonds are at the entranCi! Omaha. llf. Both pleaded guilty. jthe English Channel. . . Railroad• Uadauatod Pharmacists To Serve You Both men had been arrested by the Galli a County Mrs. Manry, wbo flew m TbiS did not daunt the llherttrs department on warrants signed by Leo Swish- Iweek with their son e A GOLD STAR STORE e and er, ~barging them with the theft of 60 gallons of gaso· Iand daughter Robm, line, valued at $25, from Cheshire Twp. trustees. Judge 1she was gettmg a little Tbe mallee fowl of AU>ilrallls, j lowers ordered the pair to pay for the gasoline. '!Jent to see her husband. . whlcb lives In a climate In anotber sheriff's . ca~, l - last saw hlm m _the Arnencan extreme changes In 1em1pera-ll , ,Jordan A. Comer, 43, Galhpol!S, Falmouth, May 28, four days hire, keeps It• en• 81 a guilty to a charge of before he set out on his voy- stanl temperature by varying , a check with insufficient 'age. . . . the depth of tbe 11011, which In· PoliMiroy llH. Mein WY 2·2955, tands with intent to defraud. ! Mrs. Manry satd earlier thiS sulates tbem from cold and MAIN ST. POMEROY 'l'bo warrant was signed by week her husband 'told me prolecls lbem from SUD James Bosworth for a check in phone the coastguards to look • ;;.;~;.;_;;;:;;;_;~~~·=_.;~::::i:~~=:;:;::::~:::::~~~.:::~~~::iiiii::iiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::ii tbe amount of $.10.88. <Continued from page 1 ) for him i( he hadn't arrived by his imur· t · r te if he _· Judge Sowers fined Comer 150 Th ompson, Mrs. p a t HoIt er, Aug. 15 and to - write ~ costs, but suspended the' Mary Thompson, Paula Sayre, ahncde,ctomhpany m rb<p tAcag 22 , ' fine and ordered Comer to . . a n s own up Y u . . make restitution for the check. and Margaret Griffiths. She said the newsman-sailor - Arrested by city police, Wal- Appredation was extended had insured his life for $5,000, 18ce Houck pleaded not guilty to Carper's Nurseries for shrub- "in esse he didn't make it." lo a charge of assault filed by bery, Pomeroy High school for "But ," she added, "he had to 1 Ills former wife, Opal Houck use of the Jr. High auditorium, pay only about $224 m premiWoodyard. Judge Sowers set Miss Jennifer Lohse for serv- , urns to the msurance company. ·tbe case for a hearing, Aug. 18. ing as accompanist and to lol-l so they must have had confi". Donald E. Stanley, 34, Pt. a's Beaut Salyon for a demon-ldence in .him." Pleasant, arrested by police, slration. : Vacationers and newsmen :was fined $10 and costs for I were converging on the town as intoxication. . Models and the narrator for Manry's arrival neared. London · In state highway patrol cases, 1each group were : newspapers were being snapped .Judge Sowers fined Jimmy Ad- 1 Articles 00 Use and Wear up as soon as they hit the i\ins, 38, Gallipolis, $1L and Narrators Sandra Newlun and :stands by holidaymakers ea~r costs for hit - skip and $10 and 1Linda Bro'wn _ Sherry .\lcCain, to read the lat~sl news about costs for left of ~t~r; B. L. Joyce Meyers, Sandy Woods, Ithe lonesome s!Jior~·--.~tarcher, 82, Ga!Upohs, $tO Lucy Holter, Ronda Whitting. and costs for left of center, and ton Debra Stout Ruth Ann Jor- 1Beal, Sandra Beal, Jamce fcrleiting bonds wer~ Ezra L. da~, Kalhy Che~dle, Bobby c~ Eastman, Carol Hall,, Janet :.McCoonas, 23, Huntington, W. zart Cindy Fitch Beverlv Er- 1Mees, Jean Mees, Dons RanVa., $12.50 tor Improper back- vin 'Heidi Mi!~an Debbie ' dolph, Debbie Wood, Jane Schu· ~g; George E. Bodoh, 25· Col- Sh~ckey, Louise Mi~hael, Len- I J~r. Jean Schuler. Patty Harri!' :""'bus, $27.50 for speeding; and ora Michael. ,Lmds Hollon, Patty !hie, Rhon (Vernon E. F1elder, 35, Parkers· Ida Ervin, Shirlee Ne1gler, Jen· \. ~rg W. Va., $27.50 for followYour Firsl Outfit, Nar!'ator, nifer Cray, Linda Midkiff, Jen. ..~8 too cjosely. ·Sharon Holter - Jane Allen ny Dean. Irene Cooper, Tawnya Cozart' Loanging Oothes, Narrator, Belinda Fitch, Debbie F'ilch' Diane Holliday - Wendy Carl Bobby Gluesencamp Jacki~ per, Anila Houdashelt, Donna Gluesencamp, Sandra Johnson, Reibel, Mary ~nn Harris, Lin· Lori Middleswart, Linda Baer' d~ Joh?Son, Lmda Brown, KaJulia Holter, Celia McCoy, Rhea Une Ch1c~ester, Sandra Newlun, Mora, Susie Nelson, Peggy Mil- Jean Whitehead. 'i· hoan, Linda Cotterill, Elaine Dress Up !JreSI, Narrator, Murpby, Sherry Hayes, Terrie Aruta Houdashelt - Pat Ko. M A1 Miller Beverly Thompson Deb- blentz, Dobbte Sheets, Jenntfer 1ower n ennas, 1nc., opera• ' Bl k 1 s · · pau1a for of Community Antenna Tele- bie Johnson, Mary Smith, Ann- a es ee, us1e 'filion systems in Ohio ette Warner, Sandra Sayre, Sayre, Patty Dorst, 1 ,;tvanta and West ' ' Sharon Ervin, Rosalie Taylor. Cole. ilta:ling a system in School Dress, Narrator, .Sports Clothes, Jen(PICTURING ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER TRUCKLOAD OF GOOD USED FURNITURE FROM COLUMBUS MARKET) . . announced a gain in Holter - Dawn Carper, ru~er Bla~eslee - Sally . Illes and earnings for the Alice Sm~th, Ma~ McKenzte, IIIO!Iilll period ending June 30. WEATHER Mary Hamng, Jennifer. Our "Opening Sale" brought buyero from .,.,., there 011d tY. buy, Mil and Coli "' SH 2-4211 H you hove . - fumJ. Sales from Jan. 1 ton, Ann Holter, Jackie Mora, erywhon. Come, - our n- building and n-, clun stock tu.. to uiL Located the . . - from our ,...In otore. iune 30, were $390,5118, up Falr and warmer Diane Holliday. of fino UMd furnitu.., hoalon 4llld epplienc-.. a-mbw WI itt flun $348 059 for the Friday. High today ill 80s, Complete Cootumo - Ern<• II lis months of l964. Earnings tonlgbl In ..._ tioe Wood. 1 1 - S BED, FULL SIZE, WITH IABY 110 WITH NIW MATTRIU _ 1f.tl WESTINGHOUSE RECOI.D PLAYIR IUS illan were tlO cents for the first TaOored E:lotlilDc Mary · COIL SPRING It MATTRESS __ .. 2'1.91 Automatit IARREL BACK CHAIR. NICI ONI -- lUI lllr: months of the current year the same period last year. I ~~~2:.,_ _:____: l PORTABLE TV, LIKI NIW -----· 49.00 SIMMONS BID, fULL SIZE, WITH COIL IEOI.OOM CHAIR, IMIJ Anion..., .. 14.91 IJj with 49 cents for On July G, the company paid II' SPRING It SUS MATTRESS ____ 49.95 I FLOOR MODEL TV -----------·50.01 BREAKFAST SET$ --------· 1D.GO It 25.00 FIRST a 10 cenbJ a share dividend 2 ROLL-AWAY BEDS ------ 19.95 end 24.95 17 CU, FT. CHEST FREIZEI ·----50,00 LIBRARY TABLE -------·····-----·- US QUALITY per cent stock dividend SINGER TREADLE SEWING MACHINE 14,95 ANTIQUI LIBRARY TABLI -------· 14.91 14 ou. H. Admirot UPRIGHT fRIEZIR $129 js}uirehold<!rS on record June 16. REGULAR ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE ------ 39.95 I PC. OINITTE SIT, HARO ROCK TAPPAN GAS RANGE, CLIAN -·---- 49.95 Console mndel, guamnteed, The company now has Certified Oil Station MAPLE, LIKE NEW ----·------- JUS 2 ILECTRIC RANGES ---------- 01. 49,95 subscribers in 10 cable 7 SETS OF COIL SPRINGS -··----- 1.110 up I WRITING DESKS -------------- 14.95 up 2 GAS RANGES .... ------------ eo. 25.00 ROOM DIVIDER SHILVIS, brond new lUI SMALL LAMP TABLE ·------------- 3.00 ~ ~:~iii W. Moin St. I PC. BLONOI BEDROOM IUITI, louelt, SOFA BED, BROWN COVER -------- 25.00 USED STEP TABUS --- --------·-- -- 5,01 1--------lll'r. Point Rock 4-HClubs Rail's Ramblings. Seven members attended July 29 of the SWEET PEAS - S~= 69c LEMONS MILK d••· Gel. Jul. - - S BREAD bvos 49c 7Sc 89C PINEAPPLE JUICE ~.~ 33c KRAFT SALAD OIL qt. bolll• S9c 1 WAID CROSS' SONS , RACINE, 0. OPEN FRJDAY UNTIL 9 WATCH FOR OUR SCHOOL SALE! COMING SOON! •• A GOLD STAR STORE, • S·lo ---- - BEN FRANK L1 Ns-10 ,_ c,r II. L l.f 0 ..V J\4l", WY 2-3498 ,;n:-, . ---;-, ', ~ . POMEROY - ...u "'""" " - ........ """ 49.91 IWE BUY-WE SELL-WE TRADE I I GIBSON APPLIANCES 15 cu. ft. Chest Freezer----'---- $199 17 cu. ft. Chest Freezer $219 13 Cubic Foot Top Fr..zer-Refrlgerator _ $199 w·t FROST-FREE MODELS 14 cu. ft. Bottom Freezer-Refrigerator _ $278 w·t 16 cu. ft. Bottom Freezer· · $299.95 w.t llefrigeretor, $550 velue _ RUTLAND FURNITURE'S . . McCoy'a - ', gaf. ·GRADI i~ you also want that c Holsum or Adams LOAVES doz. 'A' ' special flavor .I Heiner's Bread I .' I I adds to your favorite FREESTONE J sandwich! . , .. •\' . '. . "A ·GOLD nORI" , ' all·veaetabltlholte~ina. l., , t ] .5~Mq~'$=~·~111T · ,A ' .' " ·, ' ! ,..,...,;;., .. . ~ . "' • '( .. • •, . j< , • .,... . . .. . • ... ·'~~~: l· . ..................,. .,,••,..,,.... ···•t :; , ·,.., ,,.·, ... r• eltla ll•hler-.... OPIJ'f JJAI~'( ~~ T9'7:QO..,. F!liDAY,i'IAiU~A'f f TO 9 ·.\ , 'I '. , ~JfRAND, 0. PHONE SH 2-4211 fillin&. Baked with PG-7n, 1 pure liquid '' ' ·0 UT-U.:E~T Somethini extra special-the scrumptious flavor of H~iner's enri~hed bread that actually intensities the goodness of your favorite sandwlcb can• ' USED FURNI·T.URE . •' c --- .•. .. mattre11 when you visit us. • . c 1 .No purcha.. 111cessary, Just regllfei for this free " BORDEN'S GLACIER CLUB REAL Good Usecl Refrigerators, all kinds 25.1t 69.95~ Free·l Serta MaHress l'fHHt beet c rno- ____ THI HOME OF THE NEW you need the proper fixin's ... LAWN Wilh box Qll'lllfl It 10UI MAPLI YOUTH lEO WITH SPRINGS AND MATTIIISS ------------·--· 1"'1 2 - HIATROLA HIATIU -·---· eo. 2f. . WARM MORNING HIIATIR -------· 4MI SIIGLIR OIL HIATIR. ILOND, . 70,100 ITU ---------·--- IAVI UO. . I The Bsshan Farmetettes held I lbeir achievement program and projecl judging oo Aug. 4 at I the Sution lllethodtst Cburch. 1During the business meetiog the 1 i members <Dade tina! pla111 lor 1 ' lheir camping trip Aug. 9 10. The rest of the meeting . was lurned over to Ml" Marlaret GrUI!tha, County Ext•naion Agent, Home EconomlCI, and Mro, Joseph Clark, Home Economics instructor at Gallie Academy, who judged the · projects. Alter tbe jlldgiDI lresbments ware aerved by ad· visor, Mary Rose to 1be ..... membera and guests. - Sheila reporter. MAPLE tra. WATERFALL BEDROOM SUITE, I PIECE, WALNUT ------------ 30,01 ANTIQUE WASH STANO wllh onlmr 11.95 4-IHELP BOOKCASE ---- ----·------- 9.95 NICI VANITY OREUIR, Uke now .. IUS EXPENSIVE COFfEl TABLI -----·-· 9.95 • SIMON'S WEEkEND BmER BUYS I I COUCH, GREEN COVER ----·-·----- 14.95 ANTIQUE :Y. BEO WITH SPRINGS 4o MATTRESS ------.. --- 32.51 lENNY LIND :Y. lED WITH $30 SPRINGS It 150 MATTRESS .. 39.95 SPOOl MAPLE lED wllb ..... doullle 28'' .,..1- AUGUST IS NATIONAL SANDWICH MONTH! ****************************** SWEET BRIER UNSWEETENED AT RUTLAND FURNITURE S USED FURNITURE OUTLET ... Now! Price ::Joha SUN KIST Sale! USED FURNITURE Tower Shows ;Gain in Sales, ·Earnmgs • eouri l ARGO Are Crowne d 1 2 87 lb. pk•• - SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS Marguerite's Shoe Shop Queen, l(j ng = $2 ,..u. ! OPEN SANDALS $1 i--------- COSTUME JEWELRY - !uat 1 Society Notes DOLLAR DAYS SPECIALS FINAL CLEARANCE 1 • • 1 VITAMINS r·oo • d$10 and Young Men Fme "I PI osts ter OJ ty eas C Af G Henry and Mro. Turner lladeldn and Mro. Turner's uncle and ·John Paul aunt, llr. and Mro. Ralph Chapo Uy ol man. viJitoro Mrs. Janet Bolen and lamilJ - -,,.,., .-.. were Saturday evenlna caller• NO RAUIII at the Turnet: home. IIY MRS. J. E. RADEKIN Mt. and Mrs. Ronald Nlebo~ AN~ ~l !UI'Il , Mtsa VIola B<lbo ol Doytan son of Columbus and Mrs. Neva : ~ ~;_,.c " spent Salurday night at the Nicboliou of Dexter vislted till Imodi will ·llllltli411ie ... I borne ol her brother, Mr. and IaUer's mother Mro J E Rad-: no<~~~fll they vollid IMmleiYN have visited New York City ruse 1114 !olD fill campa!ID mr brashnes•, 'but I don't Mrs. Jarrot Bobo and attended·ekin 00 Thur~dsy · · · Turkey'• ·c -tllutionll 110 more than oJx days In my staff ol lbo Boa. Coojp'taman think any of tht brlllch are In the Green, Caster. O]ldln lileun-1 .v'nn Radekin 'o1 Wooster Ioverruled the 11. P.' decialla, llleUme. Oa 110110 of lbose from New YoB. today." Slle IbiD tried <ontac~ Ion at Columbia Chapel. was a weekend guest of lli• saying it was •·uoconstitutioaoccaslons did I hove the OPJIO!' Tbal dlclllaD mado, It wu ing Stanlq Sl. .ingar (or som• Mrs. Carrie Morrison II a parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. a!." tw111y "' IIIHI Ulllted stalel usenUal to learn tht Wber• llllng lib thai) and Bob Sweat, patient In Melgo Generat Hoi- ~-~:0:·~~~.;;;;;;_.:_ - :,;; ..~~............- - - - , Congressman John Lindsay, the aboull ol campaign centraL beadJ of the oiUdellt moventent pita! •uflerlns from a throat leading Republican • Uberol "The lelopa operator," I without succeJI. Infection. eandldaiA! lor mayor of tho lbougbt In a sndden otreak llf "!1 there anyono elle with Mr. aad Mrs. LBrry Turner l city. Nevertheless, Rep. Lind- briiUallce. whom I might speak! (gen..., and daughter are vacatloniDII \1 aay was the ultimate center of SIA!pplnllnto 1 tllrfetllde IA!I· ally I'd say "speak with" but at the bome of bil pu.renll, j One Lot · a "great lmpotltor" oebeme ephnlle botJ1b an tll'tll's IOtJglh I made a special effort to --which I allempted at hla cam- from billy lin York City traf- show lntelli!Oftt Engllsb.t Surpr1!iogly, they •l'Omed lm· 1 I paiga headquarters. De with Ito eadless line of tuf. "Sid (I didn't understand the pressed. (I though it sounded Let me esplaln: cabl, 1 .... !be operator and Jut name), head of advanee !Ike the ridieuloUI line I knew Feeling mltlcheivtiUJ ono SUD- silted empbaUeally, "Number operatinnl will be back !0011. I• wss), From I ny Saturday afternoon (the day o' the John A. Lindsay cam- Yoa con 'walt In bll ofllce," "! followed ,the campaign R~t~ular PRICE ~ ]\' alter I bad visited the World'o paiiJII beadquartero, pleasa.• lhe oakl politely, polDtlna to 1 back In Ohio,' I added, "and Stock_ . ,,'!' Fair and my second day In the "We bare several numbero room I think you've lOt a good man New York City area) while wit> listed for John v. Lindsay cam- , ' • who can win the mayor's post derlng around skyscraper • stud- pllgn of:fteeo, • she onswored, Tbant you, I replied feel· against overwbslrning odds. B• I LOT OF LEATHER GOODS ded Manhatlao, 1 doclcled on empball!lng illl "V". 1111 bolder now. A woman aad sides, I Uke a good light." Walttll, Clutch lmpulae alter ,..ing llOUIItie&l • worrlod • looking man sat In With that the man Jumped red and white Lindsay eam- "It's In a hotel: I ollered the ofliee and illqutred as to to his lee!, ushered me Into an- • Pur•••· !etc, - - - - - - NOW I'IICI j : psigo posters, "' try a political oomewhll embarraased. the purpose of my buolneS8. l other rnom, offering me a cigar, "Try illl Rooomlt Hotel, explained going way overboard and said, "! need your help. 1 LOT SPEIDEL WATCH BANDS , boltle eapo lor a money mall- Madison and 45th Sll.," she re- now to new-found strength, that Lindsay needs your help." !ng project. Oemonstratiolll plied. Ttn mlnuiea later, I l was a political science Fad- I was shocked. ' were given by Shalla Jlalley on olrulled into the hotel lobby, uate from Kent State Universi- Editor's Note - Tomorrow , lirst aid, Cary Morris on cut. walked to the desk, and de- ly in Ohio C!'ll be l junior Rail conUnues this recounting ling out a blouso. Mandy RoH manded, V. Lindsay bead- there next fall) had previously of his experiences in John Lind· ~ was in char&e of recreation and quarters, empha81ztllll the organized s "College studenll say's besdquartero, giving an j ' Sheila Bai1ey served refredh- "V." For Senator Young'' organiza- inside view o( big city politics. ments to the members and ad- "Fourth floor," I was told. IIOD among several Ohio col- FIRST I visor. The next meeting was A quick elevator'o rldo Iller le&es last year ithe heavens QUALITY set for August f. -Sheila Ba~ and 1 Negro reeepltonlst !mow such a voup never existley, recporter, od ME. "I'd like "' become- ed), bad just moved to tile REGULAR ,._ . pubUc relatioDI man ol "Stu- lrll, and wanted to l}lend my Certified Oil Station The Chester Farm Boya met denl! tor Lindsay," I saki. summer In poUtico beloro eo~ Pomeroy on AU&USt I at the bome llf "0. It," obe said, amllllad a1 erlng the Army ill October, w, Motn 51· Elmer Newell, advisor Roes Cleland In chirp. A domonstra. 0 Uon wu given by Jack Frederick on garden produce. Speo. ial reports were glvet1 by Char· les Freeker on ducks and by Bill Allen on garden. - Char· • les Frecker, reporter. ·~ -- ~- .. . . ..a.,, ' ... -· ..... ~ .,,_1 �.. ~· ~- .. ' ·. __. •' . &i:~;:;a:"t:;: ~~~·~~~in. '" ;:r:tsoCh~;..,~·o~·:t·~i:~ :~: ~::.~a~:."'•rfd by theloeaJ Ohio's Early Wilderness is Being 'Mapped' Miss Garrett PI PI , t the daughter ol Rev . Clarence Dillon olliciatng. Miss Toni Daugherty, sponki the h map could be an \l!lo MI:S. ~~~~~.:d Garrett uf Pt. Burial will in Suncresl cem· sored ~y the Jr. Woman's Cl~b, Ohlo's wilderness areas ~~~~ arej c~rre~ly e":un~R GD Ohlo\suc t ~ {ool for use bv farmerl · 1 r . . t ·y was ftrst runnerur and Miss they eltlsted 13t years ago pro ec · pr s ~ por a ·. Dies Wednesday ~~;:a:~d ~~ 1::~~~~~~~~;~ ~. ethe~~~church body will lie in slate at Shirley Pyles, sponsored by the be shown on a larg.e map dto ~at~ ~ Ohio ~~~er~tt,;!: and naturallsts, as natl~ v:g: for one hour prior Retail Merchant was second color when a survf'y and stu Y er runmer o . f Ath tation frequently offers e e Garrett. . . ' of 0riginal vegetation in the and James R. Butala o ens. ll'" 1 Land Surviving in addition to her to serv1ce. Friends may call at runnerup. Researcher& point out that lDdel of the qua ~~ G 1 In Hospital mother &e four sisters, Mrs. home after 7 p. m. Thursday. others making up the Queen's state is cnmp ete. asrteu!turel Jlii11>0"o lor for- Sumpin' for Everybody on Water Show Night bf.> WI ::.1 - The Wahama HiRh Band Boosters honored . and ighto,, LJebbJe, wlth a pot· dinner_ on Sundav '" the Htgh School gymnas· ba r. Reed. at W . .' b t Ea 1 take tah "new H:t Wahama is Gerald Otmons. who tormerlv taught :~~~:s ~:et~avi~ 0 5~~~ ~:. ~he ~ d~· PT. PLEASANT - Miss Bil· II< W. G.rrett, 33, of 14119 Kan· .wha Street. died Wednesday at Pleasao! Vatley Hospital alter a three weeks illness She was formery employed at the lh~ ~ ---~ - Claudia Zerkle, Jenni- \ zerkle, Mr. and Mrs. Don· , Cook, Debbie, Marilyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry i Ann Miller, Gail , Mr and Mrs. Ruben i Gary Stewart, Mrs. Aumiller. and Mrs. Russell CapeMrs. John Sisson a n d Rog. $1.911-$2.98 Vol. SUMMER SHOES 3 Pc.Salad Bowl Set CHENILLE RUGS SPORT SHIRTS Odd lots of good looktne A blg crystal aalad bowl lea.t her casual types. and a plastic spoon and White etc. Most sbes. fork all for this low price 00 POMEROY, OHIO aug~~~~i Mr. and Mrs . Tom ~~ WOMENS CRYSTAL .--------, Mens Summer SHOP FRIDAY 9:00 TO 5:00-SATURDAY 9:00 TO 9:00 Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Wal· 1 Sheila Walker. Pam Roush. _ and Mrs. John Morgan and 1 Aild"'"· Mr _ and Mrs. Lester . A BIG 2 OAY EVENT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! Tommy HoHman, Mrs. Dodson and daughter, Robert Roush and childMrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. Judy' Marie, court are Darlene Nibert, Lin- SLJ: graduate students repreeslr)' or regolaUon of wild!Uo. Miss Adkins 1.8 da Tatterson, Eleno" Wheeler sentlng three state uruverSitleS MUST FILE SOON ' ----M F, Q I and Jacki• McNeely. aid Workman, Pt. Pleasant, a If you own a truck or btu, ly tax OD or before the Last day 1 8808 atr uee Pleasant valley Holpltal daughter. you may be among taxpayers PT. PLEASANT - Lovely, Admitted_ Mrs. Mabel Fry, who must file a Federal tax re- of the month. blonde, blue . eyed Barbara Charleston; Margaret Holz and GYPSIES turn this month, according to ---0 Adkins daughter ol Mr. and Barbara Holz, Wayne, Ill., Mrs. It generally ls though that Paul A. Schuster, DistriCt Di· Mrs. Robert Adkins, Sand Hill Don Workman, Pt. Pleasant. gypsies came, not Irom Egypt rector of Internal Revenue in FAIRFIELD STATI N - 1. Road, was crowned Mtss Mason Dlschal'led - George Dab- as their name Indicates, but Southern Ohto. Wednesday temperature- h J!b County Fair Queen ol 1965 at ney, Southside: Don McKnight, from India, since their tan- Owners of certain truck• •. as; low 07 ; Thursday reading, ceremomes last mght at lhe New Haven. guage, RomdOy. IS based on brock-tractors and buseo mustl 89 at 10 ,30 a.m. Mason County Fatr. Miss Ad- Bfrlll - Mr. and Mrs. Don- ancient Samlkrlt. file Form 2290 and pay a year- - - -- Slight lrregulan but What a buy! Mostly 24 x 48 size, fringe ends, non slip backing. 00 00 pr stl DOLLAR DifYS . 81 Rll!!JULAR 4.50 PURSES - - - - - '1.95 Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St. Open Friday TIL 9:00 Close At 5 SATURDAY Womens Casual Footwear NEW NUMBERS JUST RECEIVED! I Burton, Brenda Burton, Queen, Jerr) ilall, Mary Phll Cook, Esther Smith· 1 Rolbert Kell, Dale Grimm, honorees, Mr. and Mrs. Reed and Debbie. SCHOOL DRESSES say that these are easil:r worth a ~ollar more. Plaids. 80iids, combinations in a great selection of styles. Sizes 3 to 14. 99 father and stt!p· . Mr . and Mrs. IYCS ot Letart, W. Va. They- I .,-1r Jnd Mrs. Marmie MeI ~-r.'"'" )tJ~nl the weekend witb Out They Got Nothing Held Backl 1 1 Womens Summer Dresses : >nJ p:.n·n\.5 at Lookout, W. Va. James Lewis visited i,J;,,,SJI• Mills Saturday and re- . ms daughter Becky and e1 SHOP OUR ENTIRE STORE FOR UNUSUAL DOLLAR VALUES!! I ftttntlm;lon for surgery. .:t\-1rs L u. Greer and daugh· ] ·f.. S1-1.1dra returned over the , ~~- ... etta !rum a vacation at Vir· I l!each ~­ BIGGER I BETTER ! MORE DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS CHILDREN'S SUMMER SLEEPWEAR FALL CORDUROY Your choice Gowns - Pajamas Baby Dolls - ln good or white I and Jean Bumgarner, dau1 Ohio, this week. . D. L. Dotson left over ! weekend to visit her daughllld family, Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn at Muncie, . Mrs. Rayburn under'"rgery Saturday . M"· I wm take care of IJer t~~p roy - at a price! SATURDAY pair They're all full bed size in white and colors, lint free . A bargain bonus for you! ors - Buy early! last! ! ea Best Buy Any Ploct Our Rogulor 59c Qual. NYLON HOSIERY Seamlelll mesh and reJlllar seam· less at a price that means 1avlne. Your' choice of Fall'a leading lbadet. Better atocklngs now! Si:r.es a... toll. Every summer dress goes out at this low price! Siz· es 9 months to age 14. Must Be Sold At Onctl Actual Volu11 to $3.99 Mens Summer Sport Shirts loJICI Mrs. Charles Gloeckannouncing the birth of first child, a daughter. SUOday Aug. 8, at Hoi. She weighed 8 an~J 3 ounces aOO has , namea Elizabeth Ann. i Gloeckner is the daughter and Mrs. John McDao- 7 i $JOO I '1 SPORT COATS Subdu•4 plaldl In wub a' weu fabric1. Quite a buyl Sizeo 38 to 62. Styles and fabrlcs of all tlnd.tl are vouy! Maaon. _ and tf&J's. George Carson · family attended the Bum· . reuniou Sunday at New 1 II 1 r teal~h. Black left this for Vlrgillia to visit 1 L>ushter and family. and Mrs. John Marahall Jane are on vatlle IOUthero states. IUfl1l ol Mr. and UNBLEACHED MUSLIN ODD LOTS GIFTS HOPE" Bleached MUSLIN Foam Styrene Rog. 59c to 79c BATH TOWELS Clleclu , solidi, lhd ICl'eeD You know print& are all included It lt'l thil baraaia price for this bargain buy F 0 R the quality\ tbe best! Come now y D s Watch For Our Big School Sale Starting Next Weeki CARPET RUNNERS non There will bt on open reco>D- II Uou at tbe church following MIDDLEPORT, 0. s wedding, -·- ·- Dollar Days Ice Chests Keep It eoldl You'll find llliD.f u&el ror thla chert. A aood 11.38 voluet F 0 R - MEN'S - BOYS' WHITE Milk Gl111 or Crystol FOOTED CAKE PLAnS SUMMER MILLINERY for SPRING· COATS lt'o all we have 11 IIIII blll'&ain prilcel VelU81 te flUII. See] B111l s ' Knea Llned!Piutlcl conAGE SETS 1 Wblte plaotk: eurtolnJ wllb calor«! rufllel. Ul> td for better weer. Hither Prlcedl Summer FABRICS 2 PR. $5.00 Oxfords-Loafers $200., .... Solido, prlnta ole. In IOU· doth, pLar denlml, ox- y D s GIRLS BOYS' conoN TENNIS OxFORDS IASICDBALL OXF. M4dlulll ·•' If• 4 to 10 oboulder IQ lt. IJpo. In llzeo f ~·UPI lluJ:nowl . :o I "' I '1 '' , Reg. t2·00 $3.50 Valuo each $3.00 Sizes 30 to 44 YIIUII To$5.00 _ _ -h t2·00 1 LOT MENS MENS WASH PANTS BERMUDA SHORTS Yalu.. Tt $3.95 '2·00 $3.00 ...~ YaiUII Te Nch $5.95 *6·00 .... $8.00 SHO.E SJORt··;, • ' '' ' ' " ' . (_ CJnt I Two I t!ltoo Ytholo .. llf:lo .. ' .... ·, .. . . ·, _ ., " . • .. ,1. I wtsSIORTS ...h V~T~-~-$ . ' . 1 Lot, Volues To $5.91 LAOIII ILOUSU SHORTS & PIDAL PUIHIII ' . ' . ' *' •8:.. . ,. Rogulor $7.95 Volue Hch . 1 RACK· Ladies Jackets $4.00 Slzea Valu111 To .U.OO ' Second Sizes 14-ltl-18 I LOT Hisses, JUDion, Half ' I . F SHORT SLIM SHIRTS ' IIZI I~ TO I - - - IIZI lli TO 6 - - - - ' SWIM TRUNKS 1 RACK lADIU DRESSES "" . Sets . ' ' ' :' ' ,, .. t2·"· . ftl•rrow . . " .•' CREPE SOLE WORI SHOE WOMEN'S ~·I BOYS ALL SALES CASH·- ALL SALES FINAL BOYS' r.d cloth ete. F 0 I WINDIREAKERS $3.00 ea. VALUIIiS TO $6.95 ror oebool - b1llll up tach for DRESS & SPORT SHIRTS Whites and Colors 1 LOT Size 4 to 10 2 $'J·10 MENS $5.95 eBrown SLIPS .... $1.00 Valuo I Lol Mens Short Sloove Vlluet To eBiadc '2·00 ... Mens COLOR T-SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS WOMEN'S '' $l00 $3.00 Valllft to $5.95 SUo• 28-41 1 Lot Mens Short Sloove WOMENS SUMMER SHOES Huncbers - Capril Crop fops. All kinds of oportawear is included ln this bar&ain table. Your c:boiice of eolon and fabri<l, Slzet 8 to 18. $l00 Velu" to $4.00 IV. t. .igll Valut~lo 00 Blouses - IVY LEAGUE PANTS VeluH To $5.00 Sportswear Sborll - STRAW HATS SPORT SHIRTS SCHOOL SHOES WOMEN$ SUMMER Your Choice Loll MENS I Lot Mons Short SlHVo Size Chddren's 111 Lot! MENS Values To $5.00 Canvas Loafers Summer iandbags 2 spo Pomeroy "A Gold Star Store" SHOP BAHR CLOTHIERS FRIDAY & SATURDAY FOR GREAT BUYS DURING •••• RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Tweedy type solids. Raln pri'C· e . 1'/:l/.2 Goessler Jewelry Store Court St, ' s wo..... Womens CLOSEOUT STYLES 24.95 1M Our Foil Selection! "Lillie Gltnl" 11 pal• One Eyelet_ Tie Size 24 x 72 BROADLOOM Group Watch Bands day's date. Waterproof• Shock resistant with aum,: inous diaL Only Elgin has th!s complete a watdl at this --ID-nothi!'ll pric:e. • Women& Sutdlno spo ... .5 Y::; spo - t he needs to keep his dates straight. Automat.icaUy shows the • • • just 2 Tone Brown·and Otter bow stripes too slip backs. prace CALENDAR WATCH lmilllion Smooth Leather Colts Fo.,...,.,., Out It Gonl Actuol Velues to $3.99 Shop Hera For V1luesl and Mrs. Alva Luckey-: New Haven were visit- , and Mra. A. A. Swat~!day afternoon. I Reynolds spent Fri·[· with Jimmy Wise of liiven. Charley carr and two St. Petersburg, Fla. are his sister and family, Mrs. D. Simmona and !riends this week. Mr. ~" Masoo Grade School bofore going to Ffor. 38V• in, wldlh Valu11 To $2.98 St.OO "· Woment Mens Summer repre•entoed in his h')' styles and regular convention& sbling too. Wbite1, 11olids. plaids, ete. All .&bet. Peaked Effect - Group Costume Je\Velry •• ALL 1965 1/. STYLES '/2 ELGIN Women a 00 00 pr. for and Mrs. Ferris Justis : Mr. and Mrs. Otho Lieving , tbiJ week for Nova Scotia. Rosie Staward has been to work at the B and B dlle to infection in ber Wall Paper Small Lot 1 SEAMLESS SUMMER DRESSES Hobnail - bubble and other types! A selec· Printed Cottons In saD· tlon of styles and col· BeHer Come Early!! HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS DRAPERY FABRICS fatfous quality Cordu- WOMENS Chlldrent DECORATIVE BOnLEs 00 yd $200.::.u: $400 ODD LOTS! Brown wilh Block Patches Split Peak Suedine s1 99 cloth typea, They're 48" width. Wblle they and 14 colors. It's our looking easy to wash cotton prints Sizes 4 to 14 00 Odd loll Size 21 in. Its not too late to buy' You'll get lots of wear and pleasure out of these yet-- we've taken terrific price cuts. Misses, Juniors and half sizes. t.::"'" ol Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Carolyn Berk· 1 da.Ltghter of Mr. and Mrs. I p.t"rkley o( Letart, who been attending ~H club ' 1 State this past week. and Mrs. John Robert 1 and sons attended the · at Oak Grove I Suoday. I and Mrs. Charles Akl· and daughter Nancy are his parents in Cleve- Franct~ $1 99 FRIDAY GIRLS NEW FALL and sons. The Grandhave been visiting Mrs. ~ ·~~a Sfep- Ins Hard to Find Si••• 7·14 Uhio, were guests Saturol Mr and Mrs. Albert '!turned to their home Sunday QJJI p!an to ~isit again the week ~ the t6th when Mr. King will ~ to :;t Mary 's hospital at lmilalion Brushtd Loolhor With Side Bran Buckle _ A Fabulous Valuol . and Mrs. John Grandand daughters of Van llililli OOROTIIY JANE ARNO!JI -FOR FALL- Mrs. Jess Abel and daugb- , Rev. Marvan F'rame, Mrs. Dollar Days NOW FEATURING 81 COME EARLY FOR BEST BUYSI Dodd and children, Mr. ' ALL SUMMER HATS $1.00-'2.00-$3.00 Solid colors. platds, prints and stripes In short sleeve styles. Must be sold now. All sizes. 00 and Jane for Alice Gleaso" and Mrs. DoroBurgess, both of Pt. Pleas· ant, Mrs . Mary Wood, Keyser , va. and Mrs. B•tty Burkhead Shepherdville Ky.: two Jrothers, [)ale Grrelt uf Hunt'"'ton and Paul Garrett at Mrs. Robert Barnitz were Mr. home: Jne son. James Robert, and Mt < Robert Crush and chi\· at home. and her maternal dren oi.Point Pleasant. and Mr. grandmother. Mrs. Harry Har· and M;s Hall of Mt. Nebo, w mon, Pt. Pleasant. . Va. ' funeral service will be held Hamlin-Ouval High school. Sunday's dinner and Arnold and Roger :J... ' . . ~ .·;.··., $2.00 $4~• ' ' ' '. .• . ' �.•' . . lie!ltlntl, Pomeroy·Mid41eport, 0, Aur. 13, 1988 IThursday eventnc '"' the lawn t.... ••""' - ·- - ~- file peot lwo lrffl<s ••t Li'e •1untt' u1 L<.:dwin ~tt'IO lur ~llllllQ!Il her uncle aPCI fanuly, ·-·--- a t:orn Koaot. Memhert olttnd· Kt>·. aiiCI Mro. Jael T. Weich. IJI& were llvnald F. Roosh. Her- Tomm)· ond lle110e. man ~1yne, !.loyd Roush, Har- Florence YCIIIker and 1randry IIIC!.o . Jock Flooher, Ralph oon Broce of Cambridge, 0., Whilmure, Rome WllllamiOD, ,nd Ml' and Mro. CbarlN YoaRuneu Cipejlart, Arthur Thabel, F.O~in Stoln end su..ts, J. ~ Stewart Fr.mlio Thabet and Karl Wil... I NEW/" I(AVL'1:.N ·,• · - .•w .-o•'• Cl•• Stl1o ldto ROU!h will hold tholr annoal . ; ,.. New Haven W0111an'1 "'unlod •• SUlldiy. Aquot lith • ~ ··11\'e .,..,...IIHd IIIII thO)I at tilt Union C""f (lrouads. 11 q "'' (lenulne lmporlld Ho~ J mill> back of Ntw Hoven. lllld Ol•ry Bulbi from ,.,. nntll 1lloy will bOJin whh 1 bookll Party •·!fUll lSI~ Eadl of the lol· 11nnor 11 11:311 O.S.T. Games Mn Carl Gibbo entortolnod ~ !fillR •ssortmenll IN prlctd with ori101 and a Pr01ram will 1-nlly with 1 Cosmeltc Party & ll <nd ..mbt lhipped In follow al hor homo. with Mra Franceo ••I'M ~ · r fal 1 planHf11 : 10 Tu- Nollarlh•• O...Ua Club Goodnltr aa domonatrolor. A t:iJJ · l maxt'd l; 6 ~arel•~ (miX· The Nehaelima Garden Club IJPl&il jj:iN was presented each erlh S -. Hyacmth (mtxed ): 6 ttf'ld •.heir •nnual PI'Oirlllive 1ueat by tht dllllOilatrator. ; t;d.(JJdlls (yellow I: 1~ Cro- Uinner un Mondl}' evenin& ll . ThOIIl' athmding were Mrs,! ""' lrnlstd_t: JO Mlocan (blue lh telular mettlnl. Tho 1roup (leurs• Heooon, Mro. Larry I '"lpt! nyaclllths). Orden mt:~y met at the Clement Tre• Nurs· Lith•Y· Mn:. Harold Jotmaon, tw. made by calling Mn. Karl , ery 11 !,akin lor lho beginning. Mro. 1\',lhom Cblslor, Mn. WitWilts • 1 8U-J701. 'I hty ,..,.1 takon o1 1 tour ol liom G1bbs. Mro. Edward . W.I.IU M"IIDI tho buoldlnc• ond ground• ol ord, Mi" Betty Kelly, 'l'be Ruth Circle or. tho W.S. u,e Nurserv and following the Sharon GibbJ, MIN Marilyn W,l. 01 lht E.U.B. Church held appetizel course woa held lhere Grbba tnd Mro. Corl Gibbo. • potluck supper on Tue•day wnh Mro. Uovd Holfmon iD : n.. , 11 ••- ._ __ ~ ura ' . Mr. IIU1J Mn, v,ur aiDOUDet • ...... •.._ - ...... '" •• · cbarro. Tho MilD Count w11 Birth !!Void Blllllill'llll'. Tho loader 1eld •n tbe lawo ol tho home oha L n.. fw the •llllllllt Wll Mlfl Millie ~I Mrt Dwifht lllyro with lolr.h lodl Mn. J . v,lnger "'-·~~htr Iaiiie Wll . · d 'ch · of C If Ulan lfl lllftOUIIO ;:---. , I Mn. M•rlm Bemtor ao Bit· tho birth ol I 10ft bora II Char '1'1lroulh WOIIIID 1 Rfdltllp- mon Tho dessert course wa• 1 ..,_ IIVt llole it loOltly," dtailtll hold . oa the iown ol lllo home IIOIA>a Memoria1 HOIP1II ...~ . . . . . . . '' ' ",, .. , ,,. hr and ll'ark el llyootnle, 0 ·11.1 da: ~~~ ~~~ tlslt' :•• were ncen1 cuests ot Mra. 1 flli a amy, r an~ : l!ldlf: Wlt'lll. Joho ll)'tl' and oou, ill C "' Mr1. Louts Karochnik 1111 r• wn. · turned home after being a pa- Ivan Shawver II reported lo n.nt at Holzer Hospital. l>< · Ill at the home of Mn- H. L. Dyer openl •ver- h!J oon Shawver, In Ill· ' · le~_v:~d Mrs. c~ioler visited . Ca 11 Pa ,.. 111 me e, · 1. ~elltiiV" cell Y . ' . Jolmoo. .nd family at sytaeu!f, Ohio. Mis I.Alah Jlll! PoweU vtsl) ' td ' SQnttay witll hlr slater · ~n !her In law Mt and Mrs ~nd ro De~u~h ~I Amesville; omer Ohio. ,• ' ~athy Ann1 1!-"usheh spen\ 10~ ttal. d•Y• v' .,ng r sun on '•nuly Mr tnd Mr1. H U k "REALLY DA.RLING YOU'VE NEVER SEEN SUCH VALUES .. " I I I 5 1 ' ·' :, H Shop Now During Middl~port Dept. Store's Annu.df,. ~-~ ''~' SMiety Notes f"A'esy _.., i' Big Sovlngo For You Now On ._!il&• .u: TboH ottendlq wert Mn. II. Yauoe IIU T- Plcaie F. 8ry1nt, Mrs. Fred Baley, Mrs. Howard Burrlo, 1\lr$. 01- Mr. Emo Wood, Coach of the lit Roooh, Nil• Mll1it Bum1ar· Yank1t1 Peo Wu League Baoe- \ ddont. .,Ditinl· They diocuulcl lilt " i"'l ol Stop s)Jnt lo O(lmply 1he Stele raqueot thai all . ...,, Mn 11:. c. Rlddlt, M r a. boll ltlm. eolerteinod llle_team 1r< unifurm in West Vil'llnta. Q1laa Lievms. Mrs. Bernard with a ricruc followmg thelf. la~t They voted to purchase LltVinl- Mrs. Clayton Athey , I'"'' ol tht otaooo. Tho PICniC to compltlo lhe erection Mrs. 'f!'lelma Capehart, Mrs. Y'l4S held in the New Hawen Street oam•• •iiM· I Rachel S1yrt Mro WlloJ IIU- pork. Attondinl wert Johnny Peroonoll iott. ll!1 1ores.' John. and Mary Durrl1. B~utt Ad1m1, M i k e Lt. Jerry Wiles flew from ' J•P 3umaa• 1111, .Dd Mrt. !lor- 91ankonalup. Jell Haymaker· McGullt Atrporl on tllo 12th lor ;)ld Bumgarner. Mike Howard. G~ Loudtn , a thre~ year European tour ~ 1'1111 "'lllill or n 011• . , J•~ Looden Jay .Rtdiway, Ron· duty ~1th till 7111 Army. H11 1 The !mal meeting of the com· n!e Rm~en . 8l~¥te 8mlth, ~ob· wife , Shirley acet~mpanied him. mille• tor the Flower lhow by Tonnonl, Charlll Vonan, llUIId., KIII!OII of Mr. and Mra. Wood. 1'homa1 Grlnalald wve Mr. 1, be r•ld ''" Augu•t 1S and 14 David Varia~, Chuek 1Jf the Mason Oamty Fair, met Two otr.~r members of the team ! &ad Mrs Paul Grinstead of Bel('l l the :,hme of Miss l.otlah Jane that Wt're not present were pre. Bill Miller of Belpre, Mr. ~nwe:t. cp.chairmau 11ong with Miko lhompaon 111111 Burl Lou- •nd Mn Bill MIUer, Jr. and Mrs L ( Roush ol thl Show. dOD. "'"' of Park..-.bur«, Mro. Ciy· ~~ Tht New Hoben Garden lift.......,. Homo dt Rice and dilldren, Jim, J•cll· Club at<d Till Nohocllma GorDom-•11•• it and on Ill Boollesfll1e, ..., Cl,b. Thl Rhododtndron H 0 m 1 Mr. end Mro. Bill GriDJtead Comrr.iltoe• ol the Jhow ItO Demon.<tretion Club met •• Annl I ouloe. Mr. and Mra. " follu·u Sehodult - Mrs. Thurado~ lor 1 picnic In 1h 1 McForland, Cblrlle ond Ray. D. c. Rouoh. Ml" l.tlah J. New Haven perk at nooa. De- monel. Mr. lnd Mf'l, Clt!lllllltlo Powel! Mn Lloyd Rouoh, Mn. vulioru won led by Mro. T. 0111, DMrlm 111111 Bubbll and F A. eatey Mro. James Roush Bert Ru~sh usinl the 10 p 1c 1 Bob G:,nstead. el)d Mrs. Thorn" Hollman; Pro- "With Ond In the Outdoor" tak 1 Mr. and Mrs. Nleell:~l:~:,~~~: ' l'fl'lilo - Mls! Lelah Jone en !rom The Upper Room and chlldron are v• ""''II Mro. ~ . A Raloy aoo P:•mpltl•' and "SpeciCHI! Doy 11Wash1nston D. C. llld II Mro. Jamto R0111h ; Horllcui- 01 S.n.mer'' taken from Read- tl• Beach , S. C. _.. - Mro. W. 1'. Stnno, Mro . .,.1 DiKelll Mr. tnd Mro. Roberl ' trouald Bum&ardlllt', Mn. ll'il· and chrldren are vacalronllll "'·' ~· Jilin Crow, Entri11 - Mrs. Vol· Dunn& tho short buslne" Penuylveni•. q Routh, Mrl. M. L. Oblinc- woellnp, lilt group plannod 1o Mro Honry Buck, Jr. 111, Mn. CarroU Adams, Jr., loelp w:th The Muon County d•ulhiAiro, lusen and Ma1r11111 .y. , . .... H I . Clerk: Juclpi-Mro. fair. 'fht president IIIII101IIICtd 4nn li'O vloilinC her par1111t •11 , ~ld Smith, Mrs. Let Gibbs: 1 t~at ac'.ievement day would bt Olhtr 111lativoo in Roanoh, Mr. and Mr1. Sebasllaa CIP•ificllion - Mro. Patrick 1 t.eld 041 October 30th. IIU.,. Mrs. Harry !CIIIer, Mn.l Tho•• attending wore Mrs. 1'. d•sco rnd Gary are voe1Uoa:; HtrrY loyae: Publicity - Mro. Hort Rouoh . Mrs. l'horill Jew· ing In Nillera Falls. N. Y. Lleyd Roush, Mrs. Carroll Ad- ell. Mr< Chari,. Machir, Mrs. ill Florida. - · Jr.; ~piltlity - Alll-1John T Re~tmiro. Mro. Volma Mloo Borbarl Howard ' q! 11 - Nohacllma Gordon 1 ROlllh Mrs. John Bearberry, Ill lri•d• in Huntinglotl Club, August 14 - New ~avon 1Mrs. Leonard Smitllooo, Mrs. U10 Wlokend. Gardea Club: Cl<rko - Mro. Claren•·e Thomas, Mro. Charles Mr. ond Mro. Doneld Qltstei· Woovor, Mr1. DiVId F Vonkor, guesl.a. Mrs. John ~ardner ond children and Mro. Pilldo, Jr. 1 Moritb-11 '!'he County pruidont, Freda 11..-1 will va<lllon end Tht Horticulture Divi•ion iii t»nnit Machir 1nd Stan H-fli1 - vl1lt Mrs. Hart's aon m,d "'JJl1 It> the public lor IllY••• ni ro. l!y, Mr Uld Mrl. Doalld Hl:l •IJo lf'•rws flowm for pl...uro.l' 1loWy Clo~ II Olrl•homo City, Okl1bom1. TIM .. hibiltrr muot ~row tho Tho Rotary Club mot on Mro. R. G. Greene ond Ker. · 'llfCimens and the opeclmeno 1 -•n hi" rtiiU'Iled h01111 IIIII' ..,. lobe exhibited lor quolily l NUMIROUS NAVAJOS ,spending 1 vaoalion in Daylotll Qll1y. Tht uhlbilor is to lurnish '!'Itt 10. ~ Navajo IndianS! Beaob. Florido. ~ coio bofllo or larger for his liVi"'l in Ariaon~, New Mill lloblece Goodwin lptcirneo. Thia i1 for h o u 1 e, it.'O, and Utah Loday outnum- aeveul dl)'t visiting her aunt pllots and cut f!owtn. ber their anceslors, who wert 1tnd unde, Mr. aQd Mn. The \rti.slil' division it open , found by the Spaniardt who 1 man Layne and Miu Nancy lo •Garden club m•mbtra uplored the re11ioa lour ..,.. 1HIU. ueept Clm! .. W • ·omt In lurles ago. Joellon Weldl IJI Fair.'' 'l'his is In intt<rpn•liv·o l 11'1'8ftl<ftltnl wilh 1 lighl LUMBER tnd BUILDING SUPI'LIES Ef1en hweklilrOWid. Rtaerv1tiona &tl tntd' this class must be made Vllth Mrs. D. C. Roush fhere wil! be an Educational F.lhlbil tor dlsploy only. Thla ,.,Ill bt a diSplay of hind made pieturtt"' and plaques, and cOibit on Conservation oi GOOD ASIOIITio\INT ur•J Re!>!ourr••· Good Will Club _ The t;ood Will Club mel rt<~~lly al the homo ol Mro. Wll., li811 McFarland. Garnes were IIYed and prizes aworded. Tilose atlendina were Ml-1. lley i · ·~•aver _Mr,;. Thoma a Grin1tud ilr•. Clilf Roush, Mrs. Harold ~(- ¥:~:'~; Mra. Po nay Fl')' llro. ;. Capehari, Mrs. Sybil '""'"·· &f.rs. Melvin KanpP, Mn, f,pror.cr l.levina, Mra. Clydtt Mro. WUKIII Clrtntlltd, 1 fll«·j 1 $AVE Ceiling Tile :_L·•_ 12c "· PANELING ... _______ , \ HOGG & ZUSPAN , MATIIII~U feci\ Dunou . . 1111'1. ] i1••romtnd. .... .._....." , a..- To BoW ' - 773-1554 CO. DISCOUNT STORE FRIDAY-SATURDAY VALUES Women• Odd LotJ "CELEBRITY" BRASSIERES Summer SHOES Your choice of America's Number one bruslere aold under thlt labW. Thru of the biggeol otliln& otyloo! All cup•. AU A Fabuloua valutl Actual va. luo• op to 9.119, White, blook, 'rltlor eMIDDUPOU ITOAI • Opon Ni1hl Til I Soturdor Nlttht Til 9 e POMIRO~ ITORI o... Prldor Til $:00 S.turdor Nlaht Til 9 SEE THESE BIG DISCOUNT SPECIALSJ Society Notes ••• s Household Brooms c ea (Sleeveless Styles) HOSE shadf's. $14.95 $12.95 $11.95 _ _ $7.95 $6.95 $5.95 $2.98 .00 Fo•m Filled SPORTSWEAR PILLOW BOLSTERS Out II 1oe1 ·- Don't ml11 this value. Shol'll, Panta, 810~111. tiC. AI ntrtmtly c more than ~ price' Co· lorful toverings. BiaShrunk. A Yllue! 2 pair 88c ' • • • • • Wash Cloths 10 ,.r99c Dish Cloths _ 12 ,., $lOO 2 $3.00 Sport Shirts Half Slips ~·.~~: _ 2 ,.,$3-00 Full Slips~;~:;·_ _ $]-98 for M•n• Work Shoe Sizes 7 to 10111 Odd Lohl Odd Slzol Women's Summer SPORTSWEAR A toblo loodod with valu011 for summer wearing, by the lady II !~­ eluded here. Come look Jt over! You'll blll'l II.IA>Ii. "AIR CONDITIONED MIDDLEPORT, 0. SHOP FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT DUTIONS & ROLLERS DURING .•• ,. Everything low low lilt price, Most siz. .00,, cpr lEG, VALUI---t1.00 BRAS 3 for SSe Sizes 81.'2·11 Sl99 Chldren'• Sum111tr thoppinl pl•lturo by 1)0 $8.00 $7.00 $5.00 $4.44 $3.99 $1.98 Mon'o Plein Toe pr ~ Now reduced for your Lad I.. Speciol Purchase! Quill A klectlotol REG. VALUE-$1.00 R... $2. 29 - Popular ~1.1 (Slight 1rrogulal'll •• Gl•nt Big l•g WE CELEBRATE DOLLAR DAYS WITH BETTER THAN DOLLAR VALUES I ! FOAM SPONGES c A utility PICkage of sponge11 that yoo'll find useful around your house! Several Covered PIE CARRIER IIG. VALUE-$1 .00 "Cemmtnd" For The Mtn SHAVE CREAM 11 IIIDIDll of I quaa· IIIJ bill otlh• "lonaaII.'' Ill, VAL.UE-$1.00 Short aleoveo lor . monlht of !ltV yell Solld1, tlrlpao, plaid•, etc. In llfttzine quaU11'1 Alltillll Adltl1 ••luiN to ' " 74. Prlnllllld 101ld 110loro 11 IIIII lOW prlet. DO 00 ea •• Dozens Of hems! Sav• 10%11 No lxcl11 T1xll Cu", dtlbeJ, uhtrays, oout•r•J 11ucers, vas- .._ II ltolo loaded with ali klndo ol llouseware GIJQ at 1 bargain Jumbo Size COSMETICS IIG. YALUI-1k Over 25 ltellll Included - 111e~tll, lotion. deodorant, bay rulll. Ill. Ill ntra larae •izn. Stock ap latrtl plaatiet While, TaP. Green In 1 ' ' 31 inoh • fOOl oupporltd pllotic Jhade. 00 •• Q-TIPS .49 REG. 59c LYSOL PRELL SHAMPOO 41c REG. 63c c All Klf!llel S1.97 Western Dungarees Faney _ Dress Sox d,nim in • • a Itt 11. Buy now for tehool 99, , • Co., SHEETS • to 10\1. II • 101- 'l.tlt. 74 '' EVERE'IT, Wash. (IJl:ll) . . Steelhead lishermen bave fd how to "steel" 1111 outomaHc river device which oyotem. BED '1'111 lllnl'J mutlla 111101 with the quolll1 built in. ~ l1le KhtiGI 1101· .... ........w! Deluxe Hollywood DEEP DOINGS ' ' Ore,- .I.IJIIIJIIIrlpao *· Wblto 111d red tit 1 llrl• troUP II this tloee out T!111e art 13%. ol. wel.cht FANCY CUSHIONS .• s1.00 ,.u "Hof"'' 81 x 99 Boys Childrens CANVAS OXFORDS Boys R11. $2.00 ond $2.98 GuHer Guard •• "" RIGHT GUARD ·BED FRAMES - · • · s9.95 9 X Regular 12 $].00 LINOL~UM •• " . ., . ' . I , c REGULAR $1.00 \ n 'MAL n. I . JERGENS LOTION RUGS $4.69 MASON, W. VA; ' J7c ALKA-SELTZER · FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUGUST 13-14 ALUMINUM HUNDREDS OF UN-ADVERTISED SPECIALS NOW .IN STOCK II PLASTIC WINDOW SHADES REG. 98c REG. 60c VALUE Glassware Riot Some 300's Size Slc 7lc 41c FASTEETH • • • • BAYER ASPRIN SPORT SHIRTS SAIL CLOTH Tbt fll'l'7 and ''IM thru" typt A lamaua bnnd at 1 low price. It'• tho illollnl 1othor trJt in 14 rtliluler" or "mt~t.bol." Just enoUl· ,lctl too! REG. 67c ••• lors! -- • Fint Quality SeemiHs DRESSES blue. pJnk, t::c, Casua type• liztl 32·S8. OXFORDS Sole! Reg. $3.95 Ladies Sklrtwoisl for summer wear. Most 1iz. 4 Rows S.wedl A 1tron1 -Jturdr han· die - A 4 11wn corR broom for your btrd •w~•pina: ehortl, Buy it today! WoH Pen Children• Blue Canvos SUMMER DRESSES REG. REG, REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. MIDDLEPOIT- POMIIIOY WOMENS PAYORITI ·', IJ'iiJI I willt - · • acdvllill In 10Mr C 11 Ad 011 Jr baby n11 HH llii11N Harry . o1 • orro • ' ·' L h The lfiDdpannlt ere ciell• 1111 11h11bor tilly help- wllh Mn. Donald Bumgardner ,:,_"' llld Mn Lyncb o1 Webed 1r blndtrlcllllo world today. chalrm•• · --• Mr Sbtllao Ud t oab topic oa lbe 11 · oter Sprlnrs, W. Vo. "''" s. lllldoon. loire. Jllllf• R0111h pmided H. L. llyer ol New Haven. The lJIHIItll .,....t •lth lllo 11 tho bJIJiness meeting st I Towo CouD<U llilllltll Ill "Diy ll Dyitll ill ~hlch Umo the comins Flower Tho New Haven Town lilt Weot" tho ct11 to wor1hip Show w11 discu11od. t11 mot on Thur•d•1 e~~~~ . ~ MN Bumpntw, toUowin& . Ia rerular 101sioa with lilt rtldbtf ol JIOOIIII 011 Btlu· ' " - altendmg were Mn. George Thlyer prnldin&. " 111111 Nllurt. Thoy 11111 hymn Chuler Weaver, Mrs. Ralph •• In ottendanct were •rar tho Boouty oflllo Earth." lllyro '>Irs. Dwlghl Sayre, Mn. IUcklrd . Cirl Tonnaal, ~Y lllo ludor on beou- James Roosh, Mill Elhol Rid- <'hlrlto lloulh. counnllmH; If .,_· lho oul.doort 111111 uturo die, Mrs Ray Plckeno, Jr., do RW&way, recorder and 1!1 II from God wore liven.I Mrs. Harry Mrller, Mrs. Thorn- llcomon Donald OhUncor. Dolora BumJarner aanr ~~ Metiowan.' Mrs. Robert Lay· The Council II asking co-op' 10to '"'I Know Who Holda the ne, Mr• Bill Howard. M r 1· era Lion from property owners ....... " ~ pt'lytrs wore Uoyd ijolfman, Mro. Thomas to dioprroe of outside toilets bell"" b, the members followed llolfman, . Mrs. Jatnll Gilbort. fori legal ectlon hu to he tak_111 . by Mn Mr1. fl•tham Gibbs, Mr>. Pele .. .., • c1ostng pl'IJOf · M "-••ld Bn~•ard · lltward Burn.. Burras. rs . """'" -·• • Mr. Ohlincer il reque•lifll co. During lllo bull- mHiing nor, Mn Henry Buck, Jr., Mrs. I operalloo from pariPII to please docldld lo aead pecktle• Mortin Berltford, Mre. Phil I keep children away from lhe 1/f """ motorial and oewinl ac- Botey lira. Correll Adama. Jr., firt otalloo whon lilo alarm _ ... lo Viet Ntm. and 1Ueo1. Mrs. A. L. Sprouse. soundlll to evold I pooalblt . ,' •r ' • YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUAfiTERs 122 N. SECOND FIE•'I p.t.iW.U.., •. -. : .......,.-.,11\1 ;~ '~ ,· · ... . MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' \ ..... '· .. " ,• : ,: ��.... . . . ·- ~ ~ .. ·· · · ~~ ·""··· , .. • .. • ·ed Ads Your Modern Communit Bulletin Board I 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug. 12 1965 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY PomeroyMotor Co. 1964 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. - ·.soCIAL CALENDAR $2395 -~~=II Local one owner car, spotless clea~ IJla~k interor, white • fin· ish, good tires, 327 cu. in. VB engme w1th std. trans. Radio and heater. 1962 Corvair 700- 4 Door All- $1195 DAILY Clean interior, new whitewall 1st line tires. fawn finish, automatic trans. l . lllu 1961 Chevrolet 6 Pass. St. Wagon - $1495 'I'Umtr r- =,.,.L..-.z;:;;z;l' u•.··~ . V8 engine automatic trans. Radio and heater. Like DtW tires. Whilf over blaek finish with red interior. lO. l.orl&l leal• 12. lubll"' llblloll Pomeroy Motor Co. --.... Jl.-llaml U.OOOJ.... OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 26.11NQ1alnl- • . IUj'ht- J'l, S.lzed 10. Eal<lmo lr.ftllo -·- 12.~.! 1. clue IIII. Gotlll• 111.11ooUiey a$. Pt~rtOd llt.llnlliOdl•toly - JO. Fonner Jtat.o ... llalt ..... III.Foollllla M.r!teot .,_ "·-......-.., fl, CclmpoUI<Io 18. FOJ'ked. t "Unclo Alvin found oYt Llttlt Lequt battbtll can be v0ry ucltlnc. Mom. Eopooially when i•t oo lnttrttttd you dip hrto tht wron1 b"l pnnuttl" ..;..;...:....c- - - - - - -· . . . J"" Oh,d an a~ "·"",..,. to . 6'-Happy DOWIJ ................ DAILY CB'I'n'OQOO!'B - 11e1n ""' to """ IN Ali:~Dt..AAll:a Onelotterllm~l1- f4r --~~~--too .1. 11 _ . tor tbt -~~~ x fer u.- 0'~ oto. 111J111o- - -·..,1111--. . --"ttrtrM• a,,.... b'opblol, lilt lol>flll ODd - - "' . . - ... Ill - A Middleport. Two -avaUable immediotely. WY :Z.%186, WY 2o1600 or 8 10 -------------------WMPO Radic l l JULY ~·IINDAY TlthV JRIDAY6 110 Sign On - ll•w• 6 00 sacred Heart 8 :10 Metgo County RFD U5 Paul Bowers, FJrlll 8 3t News 6 811 CoWIIl'J Jamboree 6 17 Wealllor 7 00 National ~~IWI ; 110 Bill Millor 8ho9 7 30 Sporll Paro~l U6 Ulll Miller Show 1:!1 PickeD> Hanlware <Tu., Thun.1 130 New. 8 B!ll Miller Show 8 U Baker Furniture Sho• 9 00 Newa 9 01i Coli• wttb J...l II :oo Portraits of a Patriot .0 Oil Swap Shop ,. :Ill Social Sec.uri!J .0 36 Bill Millet BI'UIICII l!bow .0:IIi Mason Agr. l"'ogram "'·-•· 6:00 Sporll Parado THI lOIN CI'I'P"''- T_.,.. I .oUI .1. at.IZVIIIR Dl PUNOo .VALI.TY 'l'IIIOUGII 1:11 1I&AIUi8 . . IIWd•I..-I.Uo c.u SA'I\IRDAY! - SliD Ott - NeWJ US Country Millie nmt 1:20 Cotmii'J Jamaor• 1 ·OO Protestant IJO\D' 7:30 ~ Porado 7:36 l..arr)' Andersou Sbo\f W:41 11'1 Millie II :110 llatry Valley ana NIIID'ttfl '!'up Ton &oow 13:110 Nowa lUI <usical lnterludr 11:30 Rev. MerHu reots 1:00 The Jim M... Show 6:110 Sports Parade 8:0& Jim Mltl Sholf 6:30 Nallonlll News I: S5 Sultdowb Sereoadt LISTEN TO WJEH AM-990 on Your Dial \ 1:00 OH 1111 Air tii.'NDAYS - 7:80 SliD Ott - Annt Hour ;,._.,y) 7:16 Newa IO:IIi Family Worsblp (1\tun.) 8:00 Boplllt Lov"lan•• Hour I~ IIi U.C. l'ro!II'IID (friday) 1:30 8undl) Sl' 11:011 Newt 9:00 Sunday Sh. ll.Oii Tiny's Counlr)' Junct1011 9:30 The Blble speakP to 11:10 l'lny'o Country Hymns t:4S LeiJIIJtlve Report 12:011 Cement Block Ne\\'1 U1 OC: The Good Ute ~ · Ill Gooaalllr'l G* Stir 10: !o ConJI'UIII!III Moeller <ll'rtdayl lo:IO '!be SUnday Show 12:30 Lorry Alldenoo SbOII' 11:31) The Quiet Hour 3: lt Jun lleet 8ltaw 12:011 Now1 4:1D Blaettnar Auto Sbow 12:1! '!'be Christiana Hour UO EliGirtlt Comp1111 Ntwl 11:30 Tbe llov. Mll'llr TM1f 4:11• Jim Mteo Sbolf a:IIO 11te Rev. SOu BIUulll >·011 New. 2:30 The Rev. Alldre" Par:;Q1111il I:IJ Jim 111111 Show . 1 J:30 lttuday ttbowdao • 8:10 Jim Meet Show ¥VIUVLOD&WLP&IY &0 Dl¥ LV8 J.l. 'PMKK&WI!I lK I&DJI I'KCDKYo J' L 1'.-i' l W Ill LV X I & 0 1:10 Dow Joneo A•triiOI. 1:31 SundowD Serellldt 7:00 Notlollal Now1 1:Ob SundoWb Serenade ! :00 Sip Oft 1:00 1:30 StmdowD Sereuadt 1:110 011 the AJr ,1ent ;t 60!116 IIOU<'f'$1 fl. Comfort LWork ' had And WJEH FM 101.9 meg. �I '• •• 111-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug. 12, 1985 -- - - -----~- ----. led home Monday, by their Jly at Amanda. l!'anddaughlel'll, Jackie, Barllte Mrs. Nora Roush was Ilia and ISusle for a week's visit. Wednesday illll!'iieon suest ol Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea spent Mrs. C~arles Withrow. the weekend with their daugl> Mr. and Mra. Mal Folmer ten and sons·ln-Jaw, Mr. and and Vanessa and Mas. Jr. visitMrs. Larry Thomaa and Melli\- ed recently a\ Rlcbii!QIId with da of Columbus and Mr. and M~. BIId Ml'll. Wray Dallas and Mr. aDd Mrs. A. Hayes, Ira were Gtnlpolls visitors reoent·l .l'l Jo~nson In Clllton, W. Vo. Mrs. Betty Davi~ and child· Mr . and Mrs. 0 . F. I~ · Bowden were Sunday guests of ,IQhn a.aker has been !'en, Dana, Ray' Robin anrf ' M_..:.. Frank Hayes and son, tOt a 30-day fUrlough with his Debbie of Marietta visited r~ Midtileport. mnther, Mrs. Alice Blab.er rently with Mr. and Mrs. Pbi).. Mr and Mrs. Horace MrEl- ls now assignet to lip Burton and family. hinn~ ol \1ir1dl~port, and Mr. VIle, Fla. fo rurtht:. . Thelma Pratt has moved to! 0 • and Mrs. 0 . F. Bo~·de., ; ,.nd ·,frs. AUen Bah Pomeroy, Ht has been duty m · an apartment in Ravenswood, Princeton, W. Va. and lr.t i ;"e !urnf'l. 'I'Ut',;day from _P~tts- Mr. ~nd Mrs. C~arl~s W Va. She is emplo}·ed at Kais· iilrdom of Princewick, \\'. Va. fit"lc+. Ill. where they VISited .n'l(f children_~t~m er Aluminum. weekend guestc QI ~~o· ith their brother. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday to VlSI zoo. Mn. Aruold Haves. Mid- I C'harlei= Wt>rner and son. c. n '\1r. >J.nd Mrs. GIPnn Ch••,el Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins · :'tlr. and ~r" Pnillir;. Burton . i~i1t'd with Mr. and Mrs. of ~ -~="lglield are ~isiling wllh ~liiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiilliii;.lllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•lllliiiilililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. ./ his brother, Mr . and Mrs. Field· • ing Hawkins and o1her relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Guin· ther and children of Columbus were called here due to the death of his grandfather, Mr. Frank Guinther. Bowden, Around And , About Middleport ° Mrs~ Mr.l CHAPMAN- CANADAY SALE ! Special Feature MR. AND MRS. NICHOLSON I Mr. and Mrs. Seth ~·. Nicholson of Rutland Route 1 ' i?g se~eral_ day of their vaca· will mark their golden wedding anniversary, Sunda~, ~ tJon w1th hiS mother, Mrs. Lu- IAug. 29, from 2 p.m. on at their home. Open bouse wtll cille Mayes. I be observed. Mr. and Mrs. Bracky Wood The couple's niece and grandniece, Mrs. Norman C. and son Bill> of West Palm Will of Rulland Route 1, and Mrs. Herb Zeller of CoBeach, Fla. · have been 1he lumbus are arranging the celebration .. The couple was guests of his grandmother. Mrs. roamed .~ug. 28, 1915, at the Bapttst parsonage m E.. M. Wood. They are also vis- Middleport by Rev. George C . Sprouse . .ling in Ravenswood wit~ his Mrs. Ntcholson ha.s two ststers, Mrs. Harry Shepherd parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. L. and Mrs. Robert Lanham, both of Columb~s. Mr. NicbWood . olson bas four hvmg SISters, Mrs. Marvm Chase of · ' Albany Route 2. Mrs. Don L. Wood of Pomeroy, Mrs. Linnie Bratton of Pomeroy Roule 2, and Mrs. Dana 1 Slewarla are Home Epple of Rulland. Teen Age Flats Open Friday UNTIL 9 • .99 Chapman· Canaday to Elbemldo POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE $888 10 LB. 59c GASOLINE ENERGIZER PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK For Only 39c - Aluminum LADDERS 24 FEET DOLl.AR DAYS SPECIAL I I $ RADIOS KINDS AT BIG SAVINGS $ ~ $2· 6 TRANSISTORS REG. $14.95 TO $24.95, NOW $3· G. E. TABLE RADIO 5 TUBES, ONLY - - - - - -- BEACH TOYS 3 G. E. NEW A.M.-F.M, RADIO, ONLY SOCKET SET TOOL SPECIALS 9 PC. l" DRIVE DEEP SOCKns NOW ONLY - - - - - - - - - - STANDARD BRAND 16 PC. 1" DRIVE WITH RACHET WERE $16.9'1 NOW ONLY - -- - - - - - REG. 4.99 $12· 99 47 PC. !" DRIVE with l" SET INCLUDED WERE $29.99 NOW ONLY - - - - - - - - NOW $3·99 CHIEF $19·95 CHICAGO BRAND 'THE PLEASURI SEEKERS' <Technicoor) Ann Margaret, ToDJ Fnnclosa, CaroJ Lynley.L. Pamela 111-+~H WOODEN lave At __ TACKLE PURE PENN STEP LADDERS All Fishing QUART 35c 25% Aug. 15th thru Au1. 21ot CLOSID FOR VACATION• Sale! Bed Room Suites QUART $1.99 OFF 39c $4•99 CAR FLOOR MATS *112·00 IALI For the finest In Floor Co.. rlng visit the 2nd FIFurnlturo Dopt. See the beautiful samples of Lees, Bigelow, Mohawk Carpets. Pick the sample you like, we will call at your home, measure your rooms and give you a com· pletely installed price. Elberfelds Carpet mechanics have had years of experience and can handle any type of illlitallation and give you a job you'll be proud to show your friends. WRISLEY WATER SOFTENER and BATH CRYSTALS "NORCA" Sparklilli cryslala thai dlo For all vacuum cleatlers. The extra quality filter bag. THROWAWAY BAGS solve instantly. To soften water and add deli2btful fragrance. Forest 1' pine, bouquet, apple blossom. $1.00 78c NEW FA~L '• OPIIN I'RIDAY TIL 9 P.M. (CioHcl Sat. At 5) • A GOLD STAR STORE- Aok For Your ..... Tlck.t ' pic •• PATTERNS CUSTOM TAILORED ORAW DRAPERIES Made ol 100% Fiberglas. Authentic decorator colors. Fashion right prints on light and dark grounda. Completely, easily washable, no Iron . Flameproof, no sun rot. FuU width 50" x 84" length. *6·95 • pilr CAPE COD CURTAINS 100% Rayon Cballis, permanent finish. Machine washable, minimum care fabric in snow white. 30" length_ $2.19 pr. 63" length - 13.49 pr. 16" length _ $2.39 pr. II" length - 13.99 pr. .u• length _ $2.59 pr. 90" length _ $4.39 pr• 54" length _ $2.99 pr. This Wooll lnd BUY YOUR Save on Llnoleums KODAK FilM ar.l SlfPLIU and ACaSSORIU Wooll Doyo I to 5 lotutdoy ' 19 '· Lawn In llcyaftl, Mtwer• a!MI ~•rt•lno .... """n...... U.._ . rv ono1 u10o1 Fuml!Un · In ilblrhl• Stotlonery ....t1ment eDaloloAIOur ''THE 7TH DAWN" - n l c It, Worolltuoo on the lot floor Wllb Wllllllm Holdoll ond Suaonnlll York , (Tedrdfcolor) -~~- "POR THOll· WHO THIN!( YOi.INf" IIIDOI DINa, Pomela •jl'IIIID Anti-Fatigue Mc:its Walle Ori,.Air-lnd Banlm Carel "MAIN-STAY" Grlllf the.:fl!)or, DO •kid. JICt sUps. Pure. realUent foam rubber base. For use Iii Kitchen, Bathroom, I.atnubr, Shops, O!fieu, ~IIIII. Beautllul .•,. marbelfzed to!Ol'J. · ' · MOORE'S IN POMEROY . . . i • FIVE CfH1I 50 Percent rants on ewerage osts ow ertain * • Walnut flnlsb with plastic top on ·dreSBers and chest. I Large 53 inch double rtresser and mirror I Bookcase headboard bed and large chest of drawers Aloo NOW SINGLE OR TWIN FRONT MATS MUL Tl VISCOSTY WORLD . Tiffin, Gardner Mcuy, Geae 'fterneJ, Brian Keltb. REG. 5.99 MOTOR OIL , I Boys' Clothes on the First Floor Girls' Clothes on the Second Floor MEIGS THEATRE Pome•••· CHIEF WERE $11.95 In 1 PICNIC CHEST ALL eViet Nam War 1 Sauers Travel JO OOO M'/es Q V aca DAYS Gl I TRANSISTORS 2 BAND, REG. $28.83 CHARCOAL BRIQUETS '~.· Mainly About p f 1 : eop e n Pcmerov Birthdays were observed . · · • wheu the Ladies Bible Class of Mr. and Mrs. AJlen Dall were !ll~~ vlsNIIedth~lsCtorlcl_ Sites md .the Middleport First Baptist ITuesday evening dinner guests V trglnla, or aro ma an d . g of their daughter and son·in Tennessee. In Gatlinsburg, Church me~ TMues Jay eveMmurn llaw Mr and Mrs James rs. ames ·, , · · Tenn., th ey saw th e wax mus- at the churcu. . ned the /Bearhs and sons. eum and toured the Christmas ray, _presld~t, 0~ 1 t k 0 Mr and Mr.; Fred Rosen~ardens. They . also saw the {; e~ll~~h: folio~~~~: pr:y:r lbaum. spent th~ weeken_d at / highest mountam peak east of · b F"l rl IReynoldsburg with their son · · · · M annay ."Bless Be and daughter-in-law Mr and • the MlsSISS1°pi, t. M.1tcheII . 1 y orence 1 ndG df h Mt The cass song, 1 • • 1 ,a ran at ers . the Tie," was sung as was t~e Mrs: Jack Rosenbaum an~ ~ They visited Gold Rush Junc- jbirthday song for Nora Hamll- f~ll_l:dy. They were___a_c_compao tlon and saw Robert Fuller, ton and Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner. I of the cast of !he TV A round robin card was sent , Laramie. They also visited to Mrs. Harol~ Hall, a hos~lt~l i Indian Village and the Readmgs were gi~en l I I and pottery making in t~e Mrs. Hannay, Beulah White, , f' tains. Mrs. Bertha Ajcher, Mrs.' n tOn Genevieve Saxton ·was hostess for the meeting, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer Mrs. Charles Lewis, who rDade and daughters, Joy and Mary the arrangements. A lavender I~uth, have retu_med ~om a color scheme was carried out sur: weeks vacation_ tr1p to the in tiJ.e table appointments in.. I west coast, campmg enroute. cluding an arrangement of They visited 16 staU!s and trav· roses, sweet peas and phlox in Ieled 10,000 miles. lavender shades. Pencils were: Places visited included the given as favors. !Grand Canyon, White Sands, Refreshments of cupcak~s, l Br e Canyon Yosemite· Se:~:.'~ with candlse, Jce Y~ Forest, Carlsbad ' Caverns, d l·ced tea quma If coeean . ks d a trip . .mto 1 nahona par an were served to those . ed above and Mrs. J. B. Mexico. Lucille Mayes, Elizabeth On the west coast they visiten. Mrs. Frank ed Disneyland, Pescadero Mrs. Pearl Hoffman and Beach, Lake Ta~oe. and Los REG. 3.19 guests, Ms. Hannay and Vegas, where they saw a repliBoone. ca of the "Long Branch Saloon." 44 In Salt Lake City they saw the NOW Tabernacle and heard idenl 0 f Norman Former Res' the giant S.keyboard organ and REG. 4.29 Meigs Counly Dies visited in lda~o. Wyoming, and Mrs. Jane Powers of South Dakota, where they view44 NOW burgh, Ohio, formerly of t.aUIC·Ied the "Passion Play" given el Cliff, passed away there each summer of the sev~ • day, August 4, at the age en last daya ol Chrisl M. She is survived by sons, Delmar Powers of They traveled throog~ Dodge ~"-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij l City, Colorado Springs· past Pike's Peak, and the Air Force Academy; Hannibal, Mo., Mark Twain's home, and Springfield, Oldli DJ. Lincoln's Tomb. for $]-OO They visited with Mr. and TONIGHT Mrs. Warner Morgan au famNOT OPEN REG. 98c EA. ily in Phoenix, Ariz., ond with Mra. Ray Brads~aw and daughPRIOAY ond SATUROAY Auglllt 13-14 ter. Mr. and Mrs. Sauer are HOUSE PAINT •FERRY CROSS faculty members of the RutTHE MiRSEY" QerrJ and the Pacemakert, land schools. Cilla Black. JuUe Samuel. 'lite Fourmost, Jlmmy Saville R1dge anr Smoky Mountams. 5 DOLLAR FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE DAYS have returned trom a t200 mile trip through the BI u e VOL XVII . NO. 99 FRIDAY FROM 9to5 SATURDAY FROM 9to9 0 MOORE'S FENDER SKIRTS Murray, a In tho Middle Block Next A Gold Star Store This Weekend Select Your Boys and Girls School Clothes At Elberfelds in Pomeroy ~ Birthdays are Observed by Ladies of Class Mr. and Mrs. LBwren<e Stewart and sons, Greg and Barry, and Mrs. Clarence . '·!. &he From 1200 lllile Trip Sale Reg. and Mrs. Pearl Wolf and lam· Keiser. Mr. and Mrs. William Mayes Reg. 6.99 '- enttne De#oted 1• 7!M , . . . , 01 Tile JlelpM.- .4J'ell a asd children have returned to !heir home in Lima after spend- SATURDAY $9.99 Kraeuter, who spent the week of her mother, Mrs. Fannie end in Columbus. They were Kaspar visited Monday eveaovernight guests Monday of Mr. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edgar Wolfe. FRIDAY and a.t y • weeks visit in Columbus with Mrs. Harry Ketser. and children, Karen. Robert, Steve, and Jeff. u[ Chicago, spent a week recently with his grandparents, Mr. and M r s. Back To School • • Mrs. Barry Byers and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meacher Mrs. Frank Dickinson. She was and family of Grundy, Va. who accompanied home by Mr. were here to attend the funeraJ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierre For ·, .'/ ' Larry Bunce and Stevie, family. Lexington. Mrs. H. D. III!e of Collunblll Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris and niece, Miss Barbar• DtU. and Gordon, Barbara and C8ra ard of Lancaster were retenl Ia Fisher spent Tuesday even- overnight guests of Mrs. fhle'& ing at New Haven, W. Va. with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Dawson Keiser of Minersville. and Mrs. Edith Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler Mrs. Eldon Kraueter returi> of Reynoldsburg were weekend ed home Tuesday, after a two guesiB ol ber parents, Mr. and ,,I . \ I Cittaoo ... . 1101 niere are thousands of them batllelleldtl oDd parkit oliot from a' ll'ederlll . ~69 ' . ... ' latba btit ' * * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 12, 1965 garrett harrison jacks thomas