http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0bba3dc13ffd182c208074ac898be587.pdf cf130cd4ef2ba7a0279e19e3560e01b1 PDF Text Text ,... I . ·Period o., ~neD, lrrr Stout. 011 . ' • 111118 For Camp F I ~ ... I ' ' • "'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'="'"'"'"'=,j MEIG"' THI ..- I WED, •nd THURSDAY June 29-30 were played during the evening ! ments bad been made by with prizes awarded to Mrs. Stansbury for the meeUng. Gere Yost, Mrs. John Foster Mrs. Jam .. Harley gave "TOPKAPI" and Miss Martha Yost. table grace with Miss Nellie MeiJna Mercou~eter Ustinov After the honored guest open- Zerkle, president, presiding. {Color) ed her gifts, a salad course was Guests mtroduced were Mrs. by the hostesses as- M. J. Fry of Cheshire, Mrs. o. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY sisted by their mothers, Mrs.. P. Klein, Mrs. Crary Davis, •ncl FRIDAY JIChap;man and Mrs. Victor ' Jr., and children, Toledo, and ·4AiO~F1~~E Young Sr. to those named above Mrs. Emerson Jones. WORLO" and Mrs, T. M. Cottrill. Miss Mrs. Fry announced Vi:Jcenl Price Mary Jayne Cottrill, Miss Judy flower ahow and tea being _<_~:r) Cottrill and Miss Nancy Yost. l sored by the Valley Belles' "TOMB OF LICOEIA" Sending gifts but unable to at- den Club of Cheshire Vincent Price tend were Mrs. Mark Grueser, July 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Elbabeth Shepherd Mrs. Tom Mankin and Mrs. residence of Mrs. Jake (Color) Roush. Third Ave. in Gallipolis and in· FR1DAY and SATURDAY July 1-2 " WILD WILD WINTER" (Tec!mirolor) Gnn Clarke Chris NoE'I "ACOENT FOR H.A.R.M." (TechnicolorJ Wendell Corey SUN .. MON. ond TUES. July 3-4-5 " INSIDE DAISY ~LOVER" (Technicolor) L\:r1 alie Wood Roddy McDowall Colorc•rtoon ALSO OPEN ALL DAY ON THURSDAY TIL 5 PM OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 PM ' Tomorrow •.• AT HARTLEY & NOW! SAVE BIG AT OUR ANNUAL ..• I s u the Middleport club mem-~ Announcement wa• made of of entries and subject bera In attmd. the flower show to be held In rootlet. Miss zerkle announced the <onjunction with the Meigs Pro~r<sa ol the beautlflea. nht• ••,.,.i•tlnn a/ Garden ICountv Fair this rear In Aug- l1on ell the triaJ!Cie park at the Clubs conventJon to be held ust A meeting wiU be held Frl· jUDctton ot HOllie ., ano ur.wu August 31-115 at the Netherland- day eveolng In Ill• Middleport St., was reported. Hllton In Clnclnnati and lillted Gas Office on matters pertain- MI-A. Wllllam Morris, pres!the many events plal!ned at the lng to the flower ahow. The denl-<"lecl, and Mrs. James convention to interest garden theme for the shOw wDI be Harley, reported concerning club members. A note of appre- "My Fair Lady," according to the club's a88lstance with plans elation was read from the Gal- Information received from the for houiJing the .members of the Opolis State Institute for gifts ·eonuntttee, and inot'e IDforma- Wind Sympbony coming m for the patients. tion will be gtvl!n later as m Pomeroy July 27-28. cia'' Funeral SertJice Held Oft Saturday Robert Mitchu"harroll Baker (Technicolor) - and- NOT DPEN :\lark Richman I M M ER SHOE Funeral services were condueled Saturday at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Kate Rife Matthews, 81, who died Tuesday, June 21 at the Etmwond Rest Home. She formerly resided on VIne Su...t In Middleport. The ~rviees Mr. and Mrs. Fred held at the Miller Funerhaum returned home Monday, al Home In GaiUpotis with the alter a weekend visit at Rev. Chester Lemley ofUciatnoldsburg, with their son lng. Burial was In Gravel ltlll daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Cemetery at Cheshire. Jack Rosenbaum and family. She Is survived by a Rister, They were accompanied home Emma Matthews, Athens: and by Barbara, susan, JoAnn and 8 foster son, George Rope of John Rosenbaum, who wIll Coolville. She was preceded in spend a week with their grand- death by ber husband Baker parents. Matthews. Pallbeare;s were Wayoe Matthews Ross MatMiss Linda Schuler a n thews David M~tthews and friend, Miss Beverly ' Frnd •T 1 of Columbus were ay or. guests of Miss Schuler's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Horwr Mr. Horrir Schuier. About Pomeroy I ' -,., of. ~eeting Buffet Smorgasbord Highlight Ellzabe)b, W. Va. where KeUb Goble and Mrs. John light membe" of the they wDI spend two weeks on a Fultz, Jeadera of the troop. illeport Girl Scout Troop camplq trip. Fltn<b for the Sund•y for Camp Sanely Bend, camp were. raised by the troop in several projecls. Penorwl Shower ir A bullet smorjaobord i' Tboae going Include Jennifer Gillen Mir• FOiter ed In the sp•clous C & TD~ Goble, Shar6n Glaze, Robin Mrs. Garen Stansbury .,.;~ Mills, Jane Gilkey, UeliO>< ;~ ••. l:>ii..< :;;.:..~" ;;;;~ : -,.! '"" ,,_ ~-~~·~ Pomtra,, Otato key, Anita Fultz, Joyce,_ ~~~i;: I·Mrs~·- Dale Justis entertained J MJddlepor~ Garden Club . and Brenda Edwards. p, a personal ahower last Monday evening. LA~:H~~~E 1 :0~~:HT taking the group include at the home of Mrs. Stat- A wove rden basket held INVISIBLE BIKINI" naker'a mother, Mrs. Marie :gat 1 - TechilicolorChapman, bonorlng Miss Sal- ::::w':ano.'~:• but~ ta~':::"".: rommy Kirk-Deborah Walley ly Foster. . .. a Boo·i, Karloff Gifts were placed on s table mdlvldual arraqements ~::;~;:~:•• , TONIGHT with yellow cover and centered ~~I :•ta;e:bl cen~r"'!.t with a bride doll, encircled 00 P ac 1 the e eryar d· T~~ "MISTER MOSES'' with yellow sweetpeas. Games 00 u m:: ; Slansbury on bebaU of the boa~ i~a iwuu::. z.;~!.-.:;: .::: swered roll call by nam!PI I historic: place In Ohio and Famoua Botannlcal · Gardelll. Tbe chioken dinoer.·was lle!'ved and prepared by· tile bostosses, Mrs. Mas Roller, Mrs. James Arnold, Miss Nellie zertie and Miss Hallle Zerkle. tn About Mi.ddJepo ~.. rt ' , Mrs. Emmett Cray bas retutned to ber home In MiddlepOrt from Akron where she spent the winter with her daugbter. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kelly . . have returned from Columbus .· First Uruon vtctory in the where they have spent tits past War Between the States was week villlllng with rclaUves In- the battle of Phlllppl, June 3, eluding their sons and families, 1_81!_ 1_. _ . . . : . . . , _ - ' - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly and Mr. aoo Mrs. Mark Kelly and sary, lamUy and Mr. Kelly's brother, Mrs. Crary Davis, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kelly. d!lldren of Toledo, Ohio are d guesls of ber mother-in-law, ndMrd an.ht;'\Erbmerson J~nted es Mrs. Crary Davis and Miss Lea au..- r, • ara, VISI Inore Giles On 70th Birllulny Sunday in Columbus with their · Miss Mary Ann Fields of daughter sod son-in-law, Mr. Mrs. R0!1'8ld Place aod clllllumbus and Miss Patricia Orris Harris was guest of and Mrs. Lee Davidson. dren of Elbridge, N. v. are here Fields, student nurse at honor at a party Sunday •ven. for a visit with ber parents, Mr. zer Hospital, spent the lng at his home, Minersville, in Earl McKinley a~d Harold and M... Harry lloudaahelt and end with their parents, Mr. observance of his 7oth birthday. !:,l'es.gr~dua~hFrlday from daughter, Miss Freddta Houda10 Manpoyer shell. Mrs. Joseph Fields, sr. and son, Birthday cake and Ice cream u e~ Jeffrey. were served to Mr. and Mrs, and TechaniCal center at JackPaul Harris and Sberri Eugene son, OhiO. They have compte~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueser Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson I Ailsa and Eric Mr. a~d Mrs• ed the BOO hour training course and her sister, Mrs. Bentz Wolle were overnight guests Sunday, · Mason Fishe; and Barbara: Ia ~echanlcal drafting. Mcl\in- of Pomeroy visited Sunday with of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carla and Gordon, Mrs. WUiiam ley " .the son of Mr. and Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snyder ry. Fisher Mr and Mrs. Lewis 0. E. McKinley, Mlddleport.,· m Parkersburg, W. va. ' .· Wolfe Is married In the former Mrs. a.ne Walker and chll- , HarriM aM, 'IMtomeRorsvilhle; MdrG. and carol Hudson, a teacher in the , Mldrr. and Mrs, Lloyd Davy and dren, Athens, were Sunday rs. 1 n ua an regory RuUand Schools. clll en, Junmy and Mary ot guests of her mother, Mrs. and Sandra and .Mrs. Ernest . Groveport visited several daya Clyde AndreWll and Mr. Harrta, Syracuse; W111iam Flab- Mrs. Dav1d . Entsminger, Mrs. last week .with Mrs. E. M. drews and helped her mother er and son, Willie, ~elpre ; Mr. Lawrence Milhoan and her Wood. While here tltsy vlalted celebrato her birthday. and Mrs. A. C Rickard, AI- house guest, Mrs. Flossie Wise- &eVeral place! In West VIrginia Mrs. Charles Eskew return- bany; Mr and Mrs Ed Noon, miller of Columbus, •,trended and the area. eel borne Monday after 8 vlslt Columbus; and the honor.-! the RuUand classmates reun- Mr. Lionel Boggs, Middleport, at Chicago ru with her da'*h- guest and Mrs. Harris. ion held Sunday at the RuUand and Mr. Edward Tewkshary, ter and a;,._l;,_law Mr 1 n d Methodist Church, During the Wellston, have returned !rom Mrs Jerry Fields 'and '800 \V'ages In the United Stateo llternoon they also called at a business trip to New York In ~ and Mrs Clarence An- are highest in the Pacific the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd the Interest o! the Middleport drew; and Su,;.n and Ray- Coast states, according to 1 Thomas who were observing Department Store and the WOIImond visited Saturday ,.vening, IIUI'Vey. their golden wedding annlver- lston Slore. at Rolland With Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hatfield. MIBB Barbara FiBber Is spendIng a week at Belpre with her brother and •lster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Fiaher and son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher are spending two weeks at tbelr home, Minersville. Mrs. Adolph Grueser returned to her home, Minersville, alter spendlq several weeks at Middleport with ber daughter, Mrs. Clara McMasters. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noon of Columbua are spending their vacation at their borne, Minersvllle. s.fti-Orlp• Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush and Gregory and Sandra Bathtub Mats Syraruse, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rickard of Albany were Sunday dllUier gueots of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrew!. Miss Peggy Folmer, who Is employed at Thompson, I! spending a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer. Mrs, Betty Folme:r and chlldreo, Shells, Donnie and Owen returned home last week after • Yiait at Hartland, New Brunswick, with ~·er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jobo ParsonJ who accompanied them home for 1 visit. •1'11111 hold ....... - Mrs. Marie Chapman and faco for quick 011d co•plote dralaap daughter, Mrs. Bruce Stalnaker spent Sunday at Belpre with Mr. and Mrl. Ray Hines and the group enjoyed a cookout at Lake Veto. Roy Davis and daughter, Mrs. James EdwardS and son, Jlm· my of Pontiac, Mich. are the guests o! relaUves In the area. ~~ ~ • OHIO . WEDNI::)I)AY I JUI>it ;t;I ; ;.:..:, V~ffi~~X~VI~II~N0~.~5~1------~=----:~~--~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~~~~~,.-------,r;.-~1t~l ward P. . ' MAKES REPORT Miss Marcia Karr, lay delogate, gave a report on the 111nual Ohio M~hodisl conference at Lakeside, sunday moi'mng, during the worsblp service. The organ prelude by Miss Rose Ann Lisle, followed by the pfocesslonal hymn, opened the service. The anthem, "Pitol Me" was presented by the cllolr. Tbe Rev. Wendell G. StuUer hod lor his sermon, Glory In God, Illiq as his text, Roman• 4:20. .. . "' . . p.. ~ IJJ , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .•.-----;;~~;;:;;;;;.; ' ' . .. · At. ODDd and enttneJ\;~- O.~fo ~ ='~J=~=·~--=·~O~I~,T~b~H-·~,.N---~~-~~-A-~--~~~~~-----·; ~~~ --~--~~~~ esa group and tits club lor her boapllallly In hav!J18 the din1119" • e Miss zerkle alBO thanked Mrs. . ~ ·~ Howltlll com~ty !!i;J hrlsty, Meigs ellil!*r alnce 19114, wao kllle( tuesday about noon I>Y a t5,ti\IO pound tandem asphalt roUer tn the city ol Belpre. The rtiad building equiJ> meul, operated by Mr. Christy oil I!Iemierhasseti-Ave, went 'liver an embankment and rolled on top of the victim. · Tho roller belonged to t b e B~ktop Belpre, which was ewned In a parlnershlp by the late Meigs county engineer and b1a aon, John. Washington County Corooer Kenneth Owens ruled Mr. Christy, 6li, died of a crushed ebeot and abdonlin. 'tbere apparently were·no witnesses In the accident. Belpre Po!Ue Chief William Locke said It appeared the roller went of! the outer siluth edge of the small embankment where Mr. Qnilty was workIng, It was reported thel a secUon Ill dirt aavo way, causing the roll~ In go 'over tlle embankment and turn over. Mr. Christy, a resltlenl o! Braun Road In Belpre for the past several years, was appolnled Meigs <011111)' engineer In 19114 He was elected In a lull tour'-year term that fall. He began serVIng In 1965. Tile deceased oecured his oducallo In the Muskingum schools and alao went In college there, He was a 19rmer deputy county entJineer In MU&kingum county, a planning engineer for the state regional highway ~t, and a division deputy director of the State lllghw•y Department at Newark. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church In Marietta, the Meigs County Trustees Association, the County EJ181neers Associ.. tion, secrclary of the Belpre Development Co., and a member of the .Lafayette Lodge No. '19, F & AM of Zanesville. Born In M111kingum county on January 14, 19111, Mr. Christy was the son of the Ia t e Bernard D. and Maude Shipps Christy, He had lived in the Marietta and Belpre areas for the paBI 18 years. SUrvivors are his wiffl, Mrs. Edith Christy: one son, John, Martella; two daughters, Ml'\ Robert IMarilyo) Schafer, Jr., Marietta, and Mrs. J o b n (Joanna) S<boonover, Bay City, Texas: one brother. Donald, o1 Zanesville, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Spencer Funeral Home in Belpre with Revs. Emmett Harrell an d A. 0. Jones officiating. Friends may call at tits funeral borne after 7 p.m tnday. Vital WORLD U. S. Warplanes Penetrate Hanoi's Inner Air Defense j' '. Starts Wednesday Morn June 29th at 9:00AM All Nationally Advertised Brands! ALL SHOES ON OPEN DISPLAY FOR YOUR EASY SELECTION! JACQUELINES •.. CONNIES .•• PARIS FASHION DATE BOOK... HEEL HUGGERS JACQUELINE, CONNIES, PARIS FASHION DATE BOOK ELBERFELD$ Are Headquarters For Rubbermaid Total Kitchen Org'anization - Slide Out Storage Drawers, Slide Out Ud Racks, Stacking Khs, Turntable Bins, Single and Twin Turntaltles, Cup and Plate Carousels- Also Sink and Stove Mats, Dish Drainers, Pet Dishes, Ice Cube.Bins and Trays, Dust Pans, Clothes Baskets, Waste Baskets and Bathroom Accessories. HEEL HUGGERS COLORS: LOAFERS eWHITE HI HEELS eBONE MID HEELS WIDTHS: LITTLE 1-IEELS AA 8 STACKS FLATS Rubbel"'fTTaid.Rubbermaid. Rubbermaid. c Stove 'n C M ounter ate COLORS: ePINK VALUES eORANGE TO $10.99 eGREEN eBONE COMBINATIONS 6.87 5 SALE PRICE eBLACK & WHITE eBROWN ColancleJe eWHITE eBLUE eYELLOW '' VALUES TO $14.99 ALL SHOES ON OPEN DISPLAY FOR YOUR EASY SELECTION! Spring and Summer LADIES' HANDBAGS REDUCED TO ~ 2 PRICE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___,!____:::,=:=.Q:.._ __ ~ , l; ALL SALES FINALI NO EXCHANGES! NO RETURNS! ONE GROUP OF WOMEN'S CONNIE SANDALS and BALL BAND SUMMERETTES V•luH tt 7.99 SALI PRICES - - - ~.87 . .- S. and $4.87 SHOP EARLY AND SAVEl REMEMBER THE DATE: Wednesday Morning JUNE 29th New Fall Shoes Arriving Daily At • •• . ., . ''., 'J.~ ' . ·'i ' ~ > ' Participants ���') l ~ 1 ' . I ":' ,,. ;. • '', ,. ,.. • ~ ~~. 1 !liS only ~· 9 mOnths - ' that ltlr ; ~ l'i,·•J -.t·al of i1 bOP\ir htidtb YlSI\Ii. ·~ ~taft4 mediCDl ·IP!f~,•. . . . . hell ~ !btl), Sllf poN • ' I . • 0 . ; Mra. ~ 1 ~ ltlr the •IIDYf lltithlnt . 1111 10 <1111 Ill !Itt l!el'llic... · eoovaleacent oeotion ef the ..,. After the flrat. $10 for IJIPI!- pi~, !""i notbl•• for tho care, ltWII~ p ho"5 visits: . ·. · · Mia. ' A. ' '" . ' ., . .I ' I . , Dleptlmate Blrtbt blereaae Director has · Returned from Camp Duties "Super-F<ight" Q uality Meats! EFFECTIVE THURSDAY- Smoked Cooked r~ [[II li~'· ~· /, \• fj~~ 1 Iii J J J BUTT .PORTION SHANK PORTION ... · FRIDAY- SATURDAY Center Cur Roast- Slices Bridal Shower Is Given lor Mrs. McDaniel c ~ J •J J DON'T MISS EM! M1nuf1cturers Speci1l LADIES' 1 and 2 PC. STYLE SWIM SUITS lb. eEXCEILENT FABRICS e WOLF WHJSTLE STYLES lHESE ARE GENEROUS 5I ZE PORTIONS- NOT ENDS Fryer Legs or Br~sfs See aparade... or perhaps a fireworks display! A backy11rd barbecue? How ever you celebrate we hope it will be a glorious 4th. ·•'I r:·' MO[NTAIN ~In 1 '"'enullgbtly lneongruous, a little Kirlln•uoa &lrl play1 In her toy auto neor tbe tentllke home Gf her lbtpbe~ pareota. Thio photo, froRt li<>VJet ..uirjllustrale.l llie ·1\rBllge life of th011sanda of these sh 'U<fu fll!illlea who drive their herds to mountain p a near Jsayt Kul Lake In Soviet Asia about 100 nllles from !be Clllnese border. WhUe co.• lu• · · and their life are llnl!ed to the paBt to~ ev: y, 1111>\Ytz)'· modem. ' ,., Qua_mr_• - . lb. 39c KEEPS CAKE MOIST .. . CRYSTAL PLASTIC l Fresh Turkeys · .. ···· · lb. 49c ChucUoast .. .. .... lb. S9c·· I TO 10 Lll. Rib Steab, Bone In ·· lb. 99c Canned Ham .. · .... · lb. 89c IONILISS IUPIR·RIGHT-AII Moot Jklnlos• Stewing Beef · .. ·.. .. lb. 69c Wieners ;.... · .... · .. · lb. S9c FREEZIR QUIEN FROZEN WHOLI, OR IND PIICE Canadian Bacon ····· ·,lb. 99c Beef Steaks · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c We think lots of folks will be picnickinr. We've anticiPllted their need& Our shelves are stocked with everything to make any picnic perfect. 2 PC. CAKE SAVER SETS ' ROUND BONI ARM CUT J TO 9 LIS. eTall Cover -ILIU ~Uoad I. CAP'N JOHN FIOZIN .......... lb. 69c Fish Sticks ···· 1-lb. pkg. 59c Here's the best part: !~. ' We guarantee everything... exeept the weather. JULTANA B!IAND - We're sont aliOutthat-but we'll f..~is: With you; we'll. wiih fora-perfect da)'. Lots of us will be picnicking too! " You Can Always Find J., .... Fresh Festive Produce! · Longhern .Chuse ' ... ., lilch Spread Qt. Jar SSe Margarine 3 - 1-lb. pkg_L $1 •• VINI RIPINID Tomatoes .. .. ··· T " OUR OWN lUND ' . •: · .UP llAND .. JANI P~RKIII ~ ' Potato Qlps · · 1·~ -r.ox 59c BAKEO fiiiSit-DAlLY · Palate Bread ·· S·loans 99c IANI PAIKER-I...Ior or Custord . Angel Food Ring ·· .Each 39c &ch IANI ·PARKII Glazed Donuts · ·· •·· doz. 39c .' . ;· 1:-' ' .. ' ·~IMtTAtiOil . 9-oo. cins ' · CREAM·PIES : oiillf• ~ .. ~;.•.2 cans 59c '. ~ . '' ''j . . '· · · . · ~tmo.di'~ · .:·· 6-oz. . . can/IOc .• j' , , .09 . · • . C09K-OIJ1" ~ ' ·• ._ ,' . ';.' PICKENS HARDWARE CO. '· MASON, W. VA. • • ·.... 20 lb. bag .99c. . Da~ 1:00 til 5:30 EST.Sal. Nights Til I EST. PHONE 77W5U WHIRl YOU HAVI FRII PARKING •· · Carload Sale I Each COMPARE AT $2.99 JUMBO PACK OF 9 OUNCE SI2;E .00 Cold Drink PACK OF FOR 100 HEAVY PLASTIC SWING TOP BUSHEL SIZE PLASTIC LAUNDRY TRASH CONTAINER BASKETS JUMBO PACK HEAVY DUTY Inside or Outside Special Low Price PAPER PICNIC Reg. 2.99 PACK -OF- 99 c 100 SPECIAL SALE SPECIAL SALE ASST. PLASTIC HOUSEWARES ASST. HOUSEHOLD GLASS WARES Hugs - Strainers - Feeding Dish - Freezer Container - Butter Dilhea - Bread Basket - 5\lo in. Bowls - UtiUty Trayo - Measur· tng Cups - Dust Pans - Clothes Sprlo.kler - Twnblera, eto. c •• Tumblers - Fruit Juice - PreCut Dish - Candy Dish - Salad Dish - Round DeBSerl Aah Traya - Sl Denla Cupa - lllu12 o~ Bavanan - Custard Cup&Bud Vases - Punch Cupa - Sher· bel Goblets - Bowla White ond Crystals. c.. SAFETY CAP WITH AIR VENT FOR CAMPING .. • FOR THE BEACH 25x72 UTILITY PADS CAN ALSO BE USED IN STATION WAGONS s .97 FRAMING LUMBER FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION In spite of price rnlaes, we bave pleniJ our regular low prices. It Doors ' .77 for J01I Ill • Windows • P•nellng eCelling Tile •JIJenty on H•ncl ~r All Your Nllds- Low Pjim . THI$ Reg. 95c Family Size COLGATE TOOTH PASTE Reg. $1.55 -• HIGH QUAUTY BURN CHARCOAL BRIQUETS • - • • 10 LB. BAG • -. • • • • 7 PC. PLASTIC • I- colttatm~ l " 1.' . . _I'CIIi .THAT lio ' '· ,C..Ieno Y.. l~ . i ," - BYJT• ' ' BO't,Afi•D-1 I ' Mro. Gt9r11 .-.•• ~ .;}~ Ml·.s~. MOR10N FROZEN CHIP . 'vr~t~"" · · Frozen · Food Features! ' / -. ' ~P ALL . ' . ao'Nus~ BlN · -· CHERRY.PIE JANE PARKIR-1.... )..... Opon Eve111 Day, All ·-,.,2-Qt. Pkdi.09 .Meat IIIStlw 30-01. can 65c . . . or Lotor Ends Up ot • 37c· lb. 39c · ' Tea Bags,~ · Pkg. of 1oo - ate Fresh Dill11ckles . 25-oJ.far ·- Jane Parker Favorites! Goad Loothor. Color, Black. Everybody s-.or HIINI-K,oho! ~io, K - or Pliln • ASST. COLORS ASST. DESIGNS AND NAILS I' Dash hg Foeti .. 4 ~- 69c. • WHtTII HOUII .. • • e HORSE BRIDLES e HORSE SHOES DAIK-I'OR YOUR DOG El~w Macarni 21b. pkg. 39c Oranges ·.... :.... 10 fer S9c e HORSE HAlTERS e PONY BRIDLES I · ANN PAOI!-IIEOULAR-5mo!l Pkllo ANN PAOli-Our Plnlot Qualify . e CALF HAlTERS e PONY HAlTERS 50th Wedding Annr;.:rsary Is Celebrated I a n vu'" ·· l O..z. far SSe Sparkle Puddings 4 pkgs. 29c Sunkist Lemons ·· 10 fer S9c IUNKIIT I JINN PAGE-COIN OIL IPUILT,AN~ IUICY-TAITY c •· ~ich Peaches .. ·:·.... · 3 lbs. 49c· WATERMELON lb. 69c .Paper Plates Pkg. ef 150-99c IUL'rANA 'AIIOI.iNA.:..YELLOW MJ!AT RED·RIPE ~ONDA-WHITI 0 I I I 2 s PRS. lb.' MILD-TASTY BEACH TOWELS MOLDED SOLES REG. $1.99 VALUE Scllad Mustard c P. 8. Don't forget the can opener? SPORT SNEAKERS . ANN PAGE . Salad Dressing COLORFUL JUMBO SIZE LADIES' BLACK OR WHITE CANVAS · All A&P FOOD STORES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY JULY 4th. I.NDEPENDfNCE DAYI Nomatterwhatyou buy, nomatterwhorilakesit,if A&Psellsit, AlP guarantees it. $10.95 • U.uck Steaks · · ·· · ··· lb. 49c · Halibut Fdlets · ·· ···· · lb. 49c .88 Your Choico EACH FROUN BULK CUT s to e Large Caka Plate H~LP ILADI Compare With Values Opposite Evans Super Market - Middleport lllX • BOWL - 4 . so~-ross �') l ~ 1 ' . I ":' ,,. ;. • '', ,. ,.. • ~ ~~. 1 !liS only ~· 9 mOnths - ' that ltlr ; ~ l'i,·•J -.t·al of i1 bOP\ir htidtb YlSI\Ii. ·~ ~taft4 mediCDl ·IP!f~,•. . . . . hell ~ !btl), Sllf poN • ' I . • 0 . ; Mra. ~ 1 ~ ltlr the •IIDYf lltithlnt . 1111 10 <1111 Ill !Itt l!el'llic... · eoovaleacent oeotion ef the ..,. After the flrat. $10 for IJIPI!- pi~, !""i notbl•• for tho care, ltWII~ p ho"5 visits: . ·. · · Mia. ' A. ' '" . ' ., . .I ' I . , Dleptlmate Blrtbt blereaae Director has · Returned from Camp Duties "Super-F<ight" Q uality Meats! EFFECTIVE THURSDAY- Smoked Cooked r~ [[II li~'· ~· /, \• fj~~ 1 Iii J J J BUTT .PORTION SHANK PORTION ... · FRIDAY- SATURDAY Center Cur Roast- Slices Bridal Shower Is Given lor Mrs. McDaniel c ~ J •J J DON'T MISS EM! M1nuf1cturers Speci1l LADIES' 1 and 2 PC. STYLE SWIM SUITS lb. eEXCEILENT FABRICS e WOLF WHJSTLE STYLES lHESE ARE GENEROUS 5I ZE PORTIONS- NOT ENDS Fryer Legs or Br~sfs See aparade... or perhaps a fireworks display! A backy11rd barbecue? How ever you celebrate we hope it will be a glorious 4th. ·•'I r:·' MO[NTAIN ~In 1 '"'enullgbtly lneongruous, a little Kirlln•uoa &lrl play1 In her toy auto neor tbe tentllke home Gf her lbtpbe~ pareota. Thio photo, froRt li<>VJet ..uirjllustrale.l llie ·1\rBllge life of th011sanda of these sh 'U<fu fll!illlea who drive their herds to mountain p a near Jsayt Kul Lake In Soviet Asia about 100 nllles from !be Clllnese border. WhUe co.• lu• · · and their life are llnl!ed to the paBt to~ ev: y, 1111>\Ytz)'· modem. ' ,., Qua_mr_• - . lb. 39c KEEPS CAKE MOIST .. . CRYSTAL PLASTIC l Fresh Turkeys · .. ···· · lb. 49c ChucUoast .. .. .... lb. S9c·· I TO 10 Lll. Rib Steab, Bone In ·· lb. 99c Canned Ham .. · .... · lb. 89c IONILISS IUPIR·RIGHT-AII Moot Jklnlos• Stewing Beef · .. ·.. .. lb. 69c Wieners ;.... · .... · .. · lb. S9c FREEZIR QUIEN FROZEN WHOLI, OR IND PIICE Canadian Bacon ····· ·,lb. 99c Beef Steaks · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c We think lots of folks will be picnickinr. We've anticiPllted their need& Our shelves are stocked with everything to make any picnic perfect. 2 PC. CAKE SAVER SETS ' ROUND BONI ARM CUT J TO 9 LIS. eTall Cover -ILIU ~Uoad I. CAP'N JOHN FIOZIN .......... lb. 69c Fish Sticks ···· 1-lb. pkg. 59c Here's the best part: !~. ' We guarantee everything... exeept the weather. JULTANA B!IAND - We're sont aliOutthat-but we'll f..~is: With you; we'll. wiih fora-perfect da)'. Lots of us will be picnicking too! " You Can Always Find J., .... Fresh Festive Produce! · Longhern .Chuse ' ... ., lilch Spread Qt. Jar SSe Margarine 3 - 1-lb. pkg_L $1 •• VINI RIPINID Tomatoes .. .. ··· T " OUR OWN lUND ' . •: · .UP llAND .. JANI P~RKIII ~ ' Potato Qlps · · 1·~ -r.ox 59c BAKEO fiiiSit-DAlLY · Palate Bread ·· S·loans 99c IANI PAIKER-I...Ior or Custord . Angel Food Ring ·· .Each 39c &ch IANI ·PARKII Glazed Donuts · ·· •·· doz. 39c .' . ;· 1:-' ' .. ' ·~IMtTAtiOil . 9-oo. cins ' · CREAM·PIES : oiillf• ~ .. ~;.•.2 cans 59c '. ~ . '' ''j . . '· · · . · ~tmo.di'~ · .:·· 6-oz. . . can/IOc .• j' , , .09 . · • . C09K-OIJ1" ~ ' ·• ._ ,' . ';.' PICKENS HARDWARE CO. '· MASON, W. VA. • • ·.... 20 lb. bag .99c. . Da~ 1:00 til 5:30 EST.Sal. Nights Til I EST. PHONE 77W5U WHIRl YOU HAVI FRII PARKING •· · Carload Sale I Each COMPARE AT $2.99 JUMBO PACK OF 9 OUNCE SI2;E .00 Cold Drink PACK OF FOR 100 HEAVY PLASTIC SWING TOP BUSHEL SIZE PLASTIC LAUNDRY TRASH CONTAINER BASKETS JUMBO PACK HEAVY DUTY Inside or Outside Special Low Price PAPER PICNIC Reg. 2.99 PACK -OF- 99 c 100 SPECIAL SALE SPECIAL SALE ASST. PLASTIC HOUSEWARES ASST. HOUSEHOLD GLASS WARES Hugs - Strainers - Feeding Dish - Freezer Container - Butter Dilhea - Bread Basket - 5\lo in. Bowls - UtiUty Trayo - Measur· tng Cups - Dust Pans - Clothes Sprlo.kler - Twnblera, eto. c •• Tumblers - Fruit Juice - PreCut Dish - Candy Dish - Salad Dish - Round DeBSerl Aah Traya - Sl Denla Cupa - lllu12 o~ Bavanan - Custard Cup&Bud Vases - Punch Cupa - Sher· bel Goblets - Bowla White ond Crystals. c.. SAFETY CAP WITH AIR VENT FOR CAMPING .. • FOR THE BEACH 25x72 UTILITY PADS CAN ALSO BE USED IN STATION WAGONS s .97 FRAMING LUMBER FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION In spite of price rnlaes, we bave pleniJ our regular low prices. It Doors ' .77 for J01I Ill • Windows • P•nellng eCelling Tile •JIJenty on H•ncl ~r All Your Nllds- Low Pjim . THI$ Reg. 95c Family Size COLGATE TOOTH PASTE Reg. $1.55 -• HIGH QUAUTY BURN CHARCOAL BRIQUETS • - • • 10 LB. BAG • -. • • • • 7 PC. PLASTIC • I- colttatm~ l " 1.' . . _I'CIIi .THAT lio ' '· ,C..Ieno Y.. l~ . i ," - BYJT• ' ' BO't,Afi•D-1 I ' Mro. Gt9r11 .-.•• ~ .;}~ Ml·.s~. MOR10N FROZEN CHIP . 'vr~t~"" · · Frozen · Food Features! ' / -. ' ~P ALL . ' . ao'Nus~ BlN · -· CHERRY.PIE JANE PARKIR-1.... )..... Opon Eve111 Day, All ·-,.,2-Qt. Pkdi.09 .Meat IIIStlw 30-01. can 65c . . . or Lotor Ends Up ot • 37c· lb. 39c · ' Tea Bags,~ · Pkg. of 1oo - ate Fresh Dill11ckles . 25-oJ.far ·- Jane Parker Favorites! Goad Loothor. Color, Black. Everybody s-.or HIINI-K,oho! ~io, K - or Pliln • ASST. COLORS ASST. DESIGNS AND NAILS I' Dash hg Foeti .. 4 ~- 69c. • WHtTII HOUII .. • • e HORSE BRIDLES e HORSE SHOES DAIK-I'OR YOUR DOG El~w Macarni 21b. pkg. 39c Oranges ·.... :.... 10 fer S9c e HORSE HAlTERS e PONY BRIDLES I · ANN PAOI!-IIEOULAR-5mo!l Pkllo ANN PAOli-Our Plnlot Qualify . e CALF HAlTERS e PONY HAlTERS 50th Wedding Annr;.:rsary Is Celebrated I a n vu'" ·· l O..z. far SSe Sparkle Puddings 4 pkgs. 29c Sunkist Lemons ·· 10 fer S9c IUNKIIT I JINN PAGE-COIN OIL IPUILT,AN~ IUICY-TAITY c •· ~ich Peaches .. ·:·.... · 3 lbs. 49c· WATERMELON lb. 69c .Paper Plates Pkg. ef 150-99c IUL'rANA 'AIIOI.iNA.:..YELLOW MJ!AT RED·RIPE ~ONDA-WHITI 0 I I I 2 s PRS. lb.' MILD-TASTY BEACH TOWELS MOLDED SOLES REG. $1.99 VALUE Scllad Mustard c P. 8. Don't forget the can opener? SPORT SNEAKERS . ANN PAGE . Salad Dressing COLORFUL JUMBO SIZE LADIES' BLACK OR WHITE CANVAS · All A&P FOOD STORES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY JULY 4th. I.NDEPENDfNCE DAYI Nomatterwhatyou buy, nomatterwhorilakesit,if A&Psellsit, AlP guarantees it. $10.95 • U.uck Steaks · · ·· · ··· lb. 49c · Halibut Fdlets · ·· ···· · lb. 49c .88 Your Choico EACH FROUN BULK CUT s to e Large Caka Plate H~LP ILADI Compare With Values Opposite Evans Super Market - Middleport lllX • BOWL - 4 . so~-ross �Store Will Be July 4th, Open July 5th 9:00 A.M. Drive Safely. Optn Mon. thn~ Thurs.- 9:00 to 6:00 PRIDAY lo SATURDAY 1.. .. ~. . . - 1:30 t.a:30 __.,..- SWIR'I PIIMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED FRYERS ALUWED \ Evans Store Will Be Closed July 4th, Open July 5th 9:00 A.M. Drive Safely. ,----------....... 8 PORK & BEANS •• •. . • •• -Y' S PLUMS. • • • • • • 4 DELUXE VllttCIIMP'I I 303 CANS No.2'h CANS I II JUJI fO CHICK : SWfFJ'SHfSfOI/CAL I MY/NOS DAn 1 WtiCY MJAIIII .Ar OUI 11011 $1 $1 6 $ SHELLIE BEANS • • • • • • • C:s 1 4 $1 PINEAPPLE CHUNKS • • ~~: 0 CREAM CHEESE ••••••• ~ :;: 1 c I ITOIILY'I PIIIADIIIIIA " 4 APRICOTS •••••••••••• e. A - I •FACIAL TISSUE •4 " ' " WHRI & AISORTID COLORS $1 C:s 9 2 $1 AIR FRESHENER • • • la'Vi . $1 ::~· GLAOI -SWift'S PREMIUM U.S. "l>VT.INSPECTED CENTER CUT ROUND STEAK 6 $1 SPINACH......... C: $1 BOXES~ STOKSLY'I H< re 89 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT,INSPECTED T·BONhr CLUB STEAK C I s1 09 lb. lb; I I I I I I SWin'SPREMIUMU.S. GOVT.INSPECTED 400 CT ---lb. \ ITOKILl'l WHDLI UMPIILI~ iiOIIlftiiOIIIIUIIItorOilMmll 4 TOILET TISSUE . • • • ..,. 19t PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN ITOKILY'I CUT GRIIN or CATSUP ••••••••.....• 6 ~'T1:: $1 5 $1 GOLDEN CORN • • • • • • • c~:s DILIEYWHRI & ASSORTED COLORS SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPICTED SWift'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED ' AU. MEAT . I I I , 12·01. PKG. 49 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, S. GOVT.INSPECTED FUlLYCOOKED FULL SHANK HMF 1 NO SLICES REMOVED lb. ~ C Swift'ning 49 . C MRS. SMITH'S FROZEN FRUIT SE "a! . $ CHERRIES........ 4 A 1 PIES to bi STOIIln I.S,P, 3Lb, Can APPLE - DUTCH APPLE - CHERRY PEACH - COCONUT ,, "n a c u v ltOIW.Y'I IAIIVAID :' BEETS ..... 4 lf>.OZ. GLASS $1 46-oz. PIE a age KOTIX IUPU FIMINtNI NAPKINS c ,....,..... 10 KIDNEY BEANS • • v a t• 30 0 ; IF11 $1 ' 2 $1 BEEF STEW......... mi' $1 c aoxn IWIFT'I SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED BROUGHTON'S KCOL-AID '• 10 AI,L VARIETIES 29' _.~ ::"·&gc~h::=d&9 c:~:::~•lb. lb. lb. Kobey'sShoestring DIPS 15, 6 I pkp. I...___ _ _ BROWN 'N SERVE SAUSAGE SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED ! • CANS -- $1 age ._. PEAS 4G (f, COLD CUPS • • • • • • • • • • • • .... s 4ft C , ~------- M~IX~O~RM~A~TC=H~--------~ GO · 313 CHOCOlATE CHIP - CIIS ....... . •• COOKIES NUT BROWNIE - ANIMAl - COC.~UY 4.~:~. 5 1 I .. ' YOUR CHOICE 6-0Z. PKG. 29C PKG. AVG. ~AlVIS ...... . SCOTT BOLOGNA PICKLE &PIMENTO OLIVE MACARONI & CHEESE 18to20 lb. 11 to 20 lb. BOIIDWAII WHITE Honey Pod SLICED LUNCHEON MEAT REDRIPE IWIFT'I SPAOHITTt & PAPER PLATES •••••••••• ~~~~· 69c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED EA. IWIIT'I STOKELY'S c LINK OR PATTIE I·OZ. PKG. 2 $1 LIMA BEANS & HAM • • • • ~~;~ 2 $1 MEAT BALLS .. .. • • .. .. .. ~~~;· I c lb. GROUND MEAT I c ROUND BONE lb. lb. or PECAN ••• ,., '1.1& u • • • • • • • • • 3 CENTER CUT 39' STOIELrS STDIIILY'S 8TOPL'f'S Pl. .llt-Gn. . .lt DRINJi. ~.· ·toMAtO d.UIDE . GOLDINRIPI .ALOUPES. J ~:.:age '' :tJ ·~· " ... '• Fruit Cocktail.. ' �Store Will Be July 4th, Open July 5th 9:00 A.M. Drive Safely. Optn Mon. thn~ Thurs.- 9:00 to 6:00 PRIDAY lo SATURDAY 1.. .. ~. . . - 1:30 t.a:30 __.,..- SWIR'I PIIMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED FRYERS ALUWED \ Evans Store Will Be Closed July 4th, Open July 5th 9:00 A.M. Drive Safely. ,----------....... 8 PORK & BEANS •• •. . • •• -Y' S PLUMS. • • • • • • 4 DELUXE VllttCIIMP'I I 303 CANS No.2'h CANS I II JUJI fO CHICK : SWfFJ'SHfSfOI/CAL I MY/NOS DAn 1 WtiCY MJAIIII .Ar OUI 11011 $1 $1 6 $ SHELLIE BEANS • • • • • • • C:s 1 4 $1 PINEAPPLE CHUNKS • • ~~: 0 CREAM CHEESE ••••••• ~ :;: 1 c I ITOIILY'I PIIIADIIIIIA " 4 APRICOTS •••••••••••• e. A - I •FACIAL TISSUE •4 " ' " WHRI & AISORTID COLORS $1 C:s 9 2 $1 AIR FRESHENER • • • la'Vi . $1 ::~· GLAOI -SWift'S PREMIUM U.S. "l>VT.INSPECTED CENTER CUT ROUND STEAK 6 $1 SPINACH......... C: $1 BOXES~ STOKSLY'I H< re 89 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT,INSPECTED T·BONhr CLUB STEAK C I s1 09 lb. lb; I I I I I I SWin'SPREMIUMU.S. GOVT.INSPECTED 400 CT ---lb. \ ITOKILl'l WHDLI UMPIILI~ iiOIIlftiiOIIIIUIIItorOilMmll 4 TOILET TISSUE . • • • ..,. 19t PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN ITOKILY'I CUT GRIIN or CATSUP ••••••••.....• 6 ~'T1:: $1 5 $1 GOLDEN CORN • • • • • • • c~:s DILIEYWHRI & ASSORTED COLORS SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPICTED SWift'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED ' AU. MEAT . I I I , 12·01. PKG. 49 SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, S. GOVT.INSPECTED FUlLYCOOKED FULL SHANK HMF 1 NO SLICES REMOVED lb. ~ C Swift'ning 49 . C MRS. SMITH'S FROZEN FRUIT SE "a! . $ CHERRIES........ 4 A 1 PIES to bi STOIIln I.S,P, 3Lb, Can APPLE - DUTCH APPLE - CHERRY PEACH - COCONUT ,, "n a c u v ltOIW.Y'I IAIIVAID :' BEETS ..... 4 lf>.OZ. GLASS $1 46-oz. PIE a age KOTIX IUPU FIMINtNI NAPKINS c ,....,..... 10 KIDNEY BEANS • • v a t• 30 0 ; IF11 $1 ' 2 $1 BEEF STEW......... mi' $1 c aoxn IWIFT'I SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED BROUGHTON'S KCOL-AID '• 10 AI,L VARIETIES 29' _.~ ::"·&gc~h::=d&9 c:~:::~•lb. lb. lb. Kobey'sShoestring DIPS 15, 6 I pkp. I...___ _ _ BROWN 'N SERVE SAUSAGE SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED ! • CANS -- $1 age ._. PEAS 4G (f, COLD CUPS • • • • • • • • • • • • .... s 4ft C , ~------- M~IX~O~RM~A~TC=H~--------~ GO · 313 CHOCOlATE CHIP - CIIS ....... . •• COOKIES NUT BROWNIE - ANIMAl - COC.~UY 4.~:~. 5 1 I .. ' YOUR CHOICE 6-0Z. PKG. 29C PKG. AVG. ~AlVIS ...... . SCOTT BOLOGNA PICKLE &PIMENTO OLIVE MACARONI & CHEESE 18to20 lb. 11 to 20 lb. BOIIDWAII WHITE Honey Pod SLICED LUNCHEON MEAT REDRIPE IWIFT'I SPAOHITTt & PAPER PLATES •••••••••• ~~~~· 69c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED EA. IWIIT'I STOKELY'S c LINK OR PATTIE I·OZ. PKG. 2 $1 LIMA BEANS & HAM • • • • ~~;~ 2 $1 MEAT BALLS .. .. • • .. .. .. ~~~;· I c lb. GROUND MEAT I c ROUND BONE lb. lb. or PECAN ••• ,., '1.1& u • • • • • • • • • 3 CENTER CUT 39' STOIELrS STDIIILY'S 8TOPL'f'S Pl. .llt-Gn. . .lt DRINJi. ~.· ·toMAtO d.UIDE . GOLDINRIPI .ALOUPES. J ~:.:age '' :tJ ·~· " ... '• Fruit Cocktail.. ' �,, ! OPENS FRIDAY JULY 1st. ' . co. ' Free Birthday . Cake and Refreshm-~t$ THE CAKE CUniNG CEREMONY FRIDAY MORNING ... BE HERE ,, 1866 • Come help ua eelebratt! our lOOth Bkrthday ... It's Our Birthday .. but the party 1.3 foe you. Share in the Blrtbday Cake and Rt- frt~hmentl Win your lhare of our $2,000.00 group of prizes which. includes a 21 Inch RCA CUolor TV and a $100.00 John B StettoQ Hat TbJs ~ectal End of a Century Celebration wm continue for 100 Days during this time many 1peclal events wlll be held wh~ eh Wlll inelude a 100 Day Value Packed Sale, Old Timers Contest, Specia W~ek: End Sales and Ev_ery Day will be Free Prize Day, • • • 1966 1866 • to YOU ARE INVITED ,, Don't mba It . , . Make a Daily Trip to Haskins-Tanner "a must-do-today" list . • You are invited to join the Hasklns-Tamier staff friday morning at 9 A.M. and take 'Jut In the official cutting of our Giant Birthday' Cake , •• Mr . J. Gordon Peltier, Director of' the Ohio Dept of Commerce, will do ' the honor• .of cut- · ting the cake, which will officially open Our 100 Day Celebration. ..I."" n I v f'rii:ID I Tin UU UA I UII .... IIIIM I lVI 1966 I QUALit't CLOtHING SINCE l8U . [j] eFREE PRIZES AWARDED DAILY e100 DAYS OF SPECIAL SAVINGS MEN'S FAMOUS BRANDS e HI-STYLE SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS • "fhla ts trulJ a "Star studded Event" W_e have spent a full year plannln~ every pha~e of the Celebration so that lt would be an 1ffat~ long reme~ l btred Free refreshments for all. over $2,000.00 in Free Pnte•. A !ipetla value 'tale that will Iut 100 Days. You ~11 enjoy ~veryduy ot it. So start 'with sha:rinJ our Giant lliltbday O.ke Fnda)' Mornm~ 11L i A.M . See Thi5 outstanding group of mens Short Sleeve Sport Shirta In tailored and knit stylet~, solid colors, stripes, plaids and novelty pat· ten\.!l. Dtu•ro n, Cotton:-~, No-Iron11 and Easy Care Fabrics. Reaul~tr, REGISTER Button Down Collar and Henley Styles. Allit. colors. EVERY DAY SELECT FROM TAILORED OR KNITS Reg. st98 .. Sale S1.56 Reg. s2.98 ·.Sale S2J6 Reg. s4.00 -. Sale s3.06 Reg. ss.OO .. Sale S3.96 Reg. s6.00- ·Sale S4J6 HASKIN~TANNER 'OLD TIMERS' · CONTEST .tiDI-~DDel' CUiltomer. We know many J. .... \ POii CUSTOMERS 90 YEARS - 1 $59.95 J.l F. Suit 1 $59.95 J.l f. Topcoat I $37.50 Alligator Coat 1 $39.95 Sowell Suit I $29.95 Cortloy Sport Coat I Pair $24.95 Sansabtlt Slacks 1 Pair $24.95 Nunn Bush s~ 3 Pair $20.95 Frttm•n 5'1 $29.50 lamsonlte sll. hou-Ladios 1 $10.00 Canoe Gift Set 6 $8.95 Rugby Sport Crafter Jackets I Poir of $7.95 Evans Slippers 5 Poir of $7.98 Rtslon Slacks 3 $5.00 Bosco Shave Kits 1 $11.95 Dopp Shevt Kits 6 Poir $9.98 Kalomtzoo Slacks 6 $2.98 Wrangler Certificatn · 6 $2.50 Buu Brummell Tiu 6 $4.25 Arrow Dross Shirts 6 $4.00 Arrow Sport Shirts 4 Pair $5.98 Enro Ptjamao 6 Pair $4.98 Boll Bond Tennis Shoet 4 $3.00 Kaynea Sport Shirts O'Nillhl Clio 2$12.95 McGregor Dr!Pitr Con1plete Stock Men's Jackllil 3$10.95 Dunolla Robes I $7.50 Meeker Billfold 12$3.95 Swank Cuff Link Stls 12 $2.50 Bottles of Jada Eut After 5havo Our complete stock of hi-styled straw Hal.s ... many to chOOSt. from .. . Asst. trims. 12$5.00 Paris Bolts 12$1.25 Jockey Briefs 60 Pair $1.00 Interwoven Socks 2$7.98 Cr11<o Jackett 2 $5.00 Lady Arrow Blouses 3 $8.96 StophiM Motchtd Work Suits 3 $8.96 l)icklt Matched Work Suits 2 Pal' $8,95 Putney Work Sholl Special > STRAW HATS $10·36 REG, $12,95, SALE - - REG. $13·56 $16.95, SALE - - RIG. 96 $18.95. SALE . $14· ted front . Reg. $6.98 Sale $5.56 Reg. $7.98 Sale $6.36 Reg. $9.98 Sale $7.86 Rt~. $11.95 · Sale $9.46 Reg. $12.95, Sale $10.36 Reg. $16.95, Sale $13.56 Reg. $22.95, Sale $18.36 2.32 YEARS OF COMBINED SERVIa buBIDell. !'root Row (oeated) Left to right Jam,. Mullinl, llllooman, 4 weeks· VIrginia Rood Boot· keeper (12 yearn of oervlce); Charlotte Hambrick, Retired Bookkeeper' (45 yean ' of service); Maxine Elliott, Tailor, 8 ..7ears; Jeff SmUll. Sllesman. 8 weeks. lla<k Row (standiJI.I) Left to right; Roger Hood, Alslalant Manager, 6 yean; llforril Ha• tins. President, 28 years; W. H:" McHenry, Salesman, 9 years· 'lbomPBOD Caley CUBtodlao (34 yeon ol '""ice); Earl Saund~ Sai'"IIWl (44 yean of 'service)· Budll Hood, VIc~ PresideD! (26 yeoro of oervice); Ri<IW'd Carter, Maoager (20 yean olseniceJ SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY GROUP MEN'S Early In the century lhe line of Franks died out and the fh·m wa1 incorporated. Men who were trained in the busines!l carried on and lllllOng them wt>re James Haskins, Vint Tanner, Dan Thom11, Charles Clark , Charles Yeauaer and Judson Sheets. In mare recent years, the Corporation has been operated by Morris HukiRA, Earl saunden, Burhl Ho~, Jim Richmls, Roger Hood and Richard Carter. Ca1·ter has been mana&er 1lnce 1961. Durin& this "Century of Service" Haskins-Tanner (and Harry Frank & Sons) have been known for "first Quallty Always" in mens, yount mens and boys clothing, &hoes and fur· nlshinlt 1t reuonable prices. We hope to continue to sen•e the people of this Ohio RiveT Va1lt7 tnd surroundinll areas for many yean to come. We deeply appreciate tbe hundred• of fine, faithful customeu we have bad during thh "Century of Service." SUMMER SUITS Complete Stock Men I Boys Our Complete Stock of Mens Summer Suits included at these Sale ::;;s, S]1·" SALE PRICE REG. . $65.00, SALE P R I C E - - - - - - - - - MEN'S REG. $69.95, SALE PRICE----- - -- sspt ' sss·86 NOT USTED HERE SUMMER Reg. f22.50 .Sal·e•17.96 f24~95 sale f19 · Reg. $4.50 leg. $5.00 .1•1· $6.00 .r ;: ,.',.~ : a96 Selt $3.66 S1le $3.96 Sale $4.76 $1111 ' 10toll MENS SUMMER 1 • .66 Specitl Group LADIES' SPORTSWEAR .96 styles and fabrics. . our Complett Stock of brand namea, popu.lar lenetbll, 1rnurt tatlorin& lll washable ••Etsy Care Fabrics'' BLOUSES REG. $4.00, SALE S]•.Ill."! k Complete Stoc SHORTS Complete Stock and Blended fobriCJ . . . ChOOIO your favorltt Our comp1ete atock of Jadl• ·t ntnd named Skirtl now oa gle. New ''66" at)'le• in :pour tavortte ~lon. ' ) ·~··5~-- met SportiWttlr has been mar u~ down lnd placed on Sale. All , fa~i brand. aamea in the aeason II eolor in sleeveless or roll-up sleeve styles. SUMMER SKIRTS Rli). ' Out Complete Stock ol Ladl" s'k:i Excellent styles in Junior Cottons Complete Stock ' ... j. .66 Brand Named Summer Dreues for mist alze ladles . . • Our oomplete stock of cool hi faoblon styles now at this opeclal oale price. REG. $17.9S REG. $14.95 SALE PRICE SALE PRICI complete stock of Mens Swnmer Pajama• ~ Sale Price•. Cool comfortable li&:ht we1ght fabrics that are . e117 to care for. Alat. pattern• 111nd 101· ld colors ln size• A·B·C·D. ,Plaids._ .- · s PARKAS SUMMER DRESSES ~··~plet~ Stock Of summer ltJJd, eoncotton crept:~, 10ft bro.delotha, tercy clotb, Assorted colora Our Famous Branda ONE GROUP BOY'S $7.98 Cornpltlt Stoclc Ltdlts Fomous Make ROBES · A"t Slyles From S].Q6 REG. $2.98 .. · .... · .. SALE $2.36 REG. $3.98 · · · · · ·· · ·· SALE $3.06 REG. $4.50 ··· · ···· · · SALE $3.66 REG. $6.00 .. · .. · .. .. SALE $4.7 6 Rogultr $1.95 Valutt · SUMMER PAJ).MAS Offerlna: our · REG. $4.00 si&el. Complete otoek of Boys Smart Styled Swim Wear now at sale prices ... Mostly Suder Stylet , , • Alii. patterno. Available In sizes 10 to' 18. • Comp~ otock .of oummer light wel&ht aylel w~ Includes oolld colon, ltrlpes, and muted pllldl. ldJ. lent fobrlco ouch u Dacron and Woel and Doc:oji..lid Cotton Blends. Notbln• beinl I'OIIried •• , Sele;f from entire llock. REG. $2.98 Our Complete Stock Boya Walk Sh!JrU _ln so_lid wlon and muted plaids. Asst. fabnc~ mrludmg Dacron Cotton and nu-Lrons $3.06 $3.96 $4.76 $5.56 A Special group of Mens Parkll In worted color combinations now sellIng at about half price ... limited ..COMPLETE STOCK COOL, LIGHT WEIGHT • REG. $8.95 .... ·...... · .. ·· SALE $6.96 REG. $10.95 · ............ · .. SALE $8.76 REG. $12.95 ·.. ·.. · ...... · SALE $10.36 REG. $15.95 .............. SALE $12.36 REG. $19.95 · · · · SALE $15.96 REG. $22.95 .. .. SALE $18.36 REG. $24.95 SALE $19.96 S1,56 Come see il genuine John B. Stetson Hat on ; \ '~""~ in our ihow window. lucky person will win:,q•,Jft JBS Hat. No purchase '"' YOU MAY WIN WALK SHORTS SPORT PARKAS BOy's ON DISPLAY Complete Stock Boy's SPECIAL GROUP MENS POPULAR Reg. '2.98 - - • • Sale Price $2.36 Reg, '3.98 • • • -Sale Price $3.06 Complete Stock Mens SALE SALE SALE SALE S1,Q6 52.36 other - oolido and muted $4.00 - - $5.00 $6.00 - - $7.00 - REG. $6.00, SALE - - - - • .66 txcelle~t!~~lud~~n~r~~~d tab~ REG. REG. REG. REG. HAT REG. $1.91 R&G. $1.29 Reg. 4.98 to 6.98 ' JOHN B. STETSON tern~ . COnON IVY SLACKS cool easy to care for plaids. $100.00 VALUE Boy 1 Summer Sport Shirts in 1 nice 11election of ityles, iucuding knits and tallored , new collar styles Including Henleys, !tripes, aohds and novelty pat· MENS ASST. COLORS Special troup of mens h ·y Pant& In lOO'ro wuh· able cottn. several l'olors to choote from, lmited 1b:es. So be early for this one. THE SPORT SHIRTS ' Complete tt.ock of mena New "86" ttyll! Swm Wear. Styles include atretcb, boxer and 1urfers. Aut. petternl and 101ld colon with con· trastinl le• .and waist band. REG. $5.00, SALE ··-- BOYS' SUMMER Men's Resort .F•shiona WEA~ SWIM Prices. Choose 1 cool hi-styled suit In Dacron Polyester or Wool Blend. Many styles to select from, but be Early. REG. $55.00, SALE P R I C E - - - - - - - - Spocial group of Mens Shoes from our Belter Brand Named Linea ... Discontinued st)'les and lhort Jots in limited sizes .. , You will find some real buys In this !troup. , ' THE HASKINS- TANNER CO. 1866 • 1966 just'' 100 years ago Mr. Harry Frank, who mi grated to this country from Alsace Province of France, founded this bUIIiness now known as the Haskins-Tanner Comp1:1ny, The name of the firm when founded wu.s Harry Ff1ank & Suns and Mr. Jo'rank's sons were as· soelated with him in the business. His son, Jake, followed his father as manager of the OTHER PRIZES SHOES REG. $4.00, SALI - - - - - Our complele stock of Mens Summer Slacks will be offered at Sale Prces. Choose from the .season& best lltylet and colors in many fabrics including easy-care. ChooSt' from plaills or plea· REG. $4.00, SALI - - · - - • AND MANY GROUP MEN'S See this Iaree group of men11 cool neat Ea»y tu care for fabri c Dress Shrts in Jhort sleeve sum· ' mer style&. Choose tram popula l' white ud atsorted cGlors. Mo1t all popullr colhu· 11tyle1 Included IP the llfOUp&. DRESS SLACKS REG. $49.95, SALE PRICE - - - -- - - - Reg. $2.98 .. .. .. .. Sale $2.36 Reg. $3.98 ··· ·· ·· · Sale $3.06 Reg. $4.98 .. .. .. .. Sale $3.96 Reg. $6.98 .. .. .. .. Sale $5.56 Reg. $7.95 Sale $6.36 DRESS SHIRTS neat Summer Sport Coat& now KtJo int at Sale Price11 as listed below. Choose from muted plaid design s in easy t:l:lrt for h.brJcs. Size1 lim· ited. Mostly 10 to 16. MENS SUMMER 21 inch RCA TABLE MODEL COLOR TV I $100 John B. Stetson Hat I $7~.00 Kingsridgt Suit SUMMER Our complete stock of Boys cool, 292 PRIZES TO BE AWARDED INCLUDING A <"'IND ·OLDER CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY SPORT COATS • No Purchase Requir.d • Register Every Day e Prizes Awarded Dtily VALUABLE PRIZE .. • MENS SHORT SLEEVE BOYS SUMMER Our $2,000.00 in free prizes to be award· t'J during our lOOtb Anniversary Celebratmn . Win a 21 inch RCA Colw Tf1 a $Joo.no .John B. Stetson Hat ,r one 411 more or the followina: raluabll Jll'belt No purchase is required. :luat tome hl and register. You do not have to be present to win. Prizes will be awarded daily and winners n11mes posted on our Stun• Bull etin BoanL Cil,D TIMERS DAY SAT., JULY 16th WI anr looting for lbe oldest Has· . ~t roa)tave been with U!i for a long, ~ Ume. 10, all of you 90 years and ~, eome tn and register for thP , .. ~en'' Contest. The winnPT will. ·ftC!ewe $25.00 in merthandi!lf' , ASST. STYLES $2,000.00 IN PRIZES REGISTER FOR EXCELLENT COLORS • Reg. $5.95 $4.76 CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY �,, ! OPENS FRIDAY JULY 1st. ' . co. ' Free Birthday . Cake and Refreshm-~t$ THE CAKE CUniNG CEREMONY FRIDAY MORNING ... BE HERE ,, 1866 • Come help ua eelebratt! our lOOth Bkrthday ... It's Our Birthday .. but the party 1.3 foe you. Share in the Blrtbday Cake and Rt- frt~hmentl Win your lhare of our $2,000.00 group of prizes which. includes a 21 Inch RCA CUolor TV and a $100.00 John B StettoQ Hat TbJs ~ectal End of a Century Celebration wm continue for 100 Days during this time many 1peclal events wlll be held wh~ eh Wlll inelude a 100 Day Value Packed Sale, Old Timers Contest, Specia W~ek: End Sales and Ev_ery Day will be Free Prize Day, • • • 1966 1866 • to YOU ARE INVITED ,, Don't mba It . , . Make a Daily Trip to Haskins-Tanner "a must-do-today" list . • You are invited to join the Hasklns-Tamier staff friday morning at 9 A.M. and take 'Jut In the official cutting of our Giant Birthday' Cake , •• Mr . J. Gordon Peltier, Director of' the Ohio Dept of Commerce, will do ' the honor• .of cut- · ting the cake, which will officially open Our 100 Day Celebration. ..I."" n I v f'rii:ID I Tin UU UA I UII .... IIIIM I lVI 1966 I QUALit't CLOtHING SINCE l8U . [j] eFREE PRIZES AWARDED DAILY e100 DAYS OF SPECIAL SAVINGS MEN'S FAMOUS BRANDS e HI-STYLE SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS • "fhla ts trulJ a "Star studded Event" W_e have spent a full year plannln~ every pha~e of the Celebration so that lt would be an 1ffat~ long reme~ l btred Free refreshments for all. over $2,000.00 in Free Pnte•. A !ipetla value 'tale that will Iut 100 Days. You ~11 enjoy ~veryduy ot it. So start 'with sha:rinJ our Giant lliltbday O.ke Fnda)' Mornm~ 11L i A.M . See Thi5 outstanding group of mens Short Sleeve Sport Shirta In tailored and knit stylet~, solid colors, stripes, plaids and novelty pat· ten\.!l. Dtu•ro n, Cotton:-~, No-Iron11 and Easy Care Fabrics. Reaul~tr, REGISTER Button Down Collar and Henley Styles. Allit. colors. EVERY DAY SELECT FROM TAILORED OR KNITS Reg. st98 .. Sale S1.56 Reg. s2.98 ·.Sale S2J6 Reg. s4.00 -. Sale s3.06 Reg. ss.OO .. Sale S3.96 Reg. s6.00- ·Sale S4J6 HASKIN~TANNER 'OLD TIMERS' · CONTEST .tiDI-~DDel' CUiltomer. We know many J. .... \ POii CUSTOMERS 90 YEARS - 1 $59.95 J.l F. Suit 1 $59.95 J.l f. Topcoat I $37.50 Alligator Coat 1 $39.95 Sowell Suit I $29.95 Cortloy Sport Coat I Pair $24.95 Sansabtlt Slacks 1 Pair $24.95 Nunn Bush s~ 3 Pair $20.95 Frttm•n 5'1 $29.50 lamsonlte sll. hou-Ladios 1 $10.00 Canoe Gift Set 6 $8.95 Rugby Sport Crafter Jackets I Poir of $7.95 Evans Slippers 5 Poir of $7.98 Rtslon Slacks 3 $5.00 Bosco Shave Kits 1 $11.95 Dopp Shevt Kits 6 Poir $9.98 Kalomtzoo Slacks 6 $2.98 Wrangler Certificatn · 6 $2.50 Buu Brummell Tiu 6 $4.25 Arrow Dross Shirts 6 $4.00 Arrow Sport Shirts 4 Pair $5.98 Enro Ptjamao 6 Pair $4.98 Boll Bond Tennis Shoet 4 $3.00 Kaynea Sport Shirts O'Nillhl Clio 2$12.95 McGregor Dr!Pitr Con1plete Stock Men's Jackllil 3$10.95 Dunolla Robes I $7.50 Meeker Billfold 12$3.95 Swank Cuff Link Stls 12 $2.50 Bottles of Jada Eut After 5havo Our complete stock of hi-styled straw Hal.s ... many to chOOSt. from .. . Asst. trims. 12$5.00 Paris Bolts 12$1.25 Jockey Briefs 60 Pair $1.00 Interwoven Socks 2$7.98 Cr11<o Jackett 2 $5.00 Lady Arrow Blouses 3 $8.96 StophiM Motchtd Work Suits 3 $8.96 l)icklt Matched Work Suits 2 Pal' $8,95 Putney Work Sholl Special > STRAW HATS $10·36 REG, $12,95, SALE - - REG. $13·56 $16.95, SALE - - RIG. 96 $18.95. SALE . $14· ted front . Reg. $6.98 Sale $5.56 Reg. $7.98 Sale $6.36 Reg. $9.98 Sale $7.86 Rt~. $11.95 · Sale $9.46 Reg. $12.95, Sale $10.36 Reg. $16.95, Sale $13.56 Reg. $22.95, Sale $18.36 2.32 YEARS OF COMBINED SERVIa buBIDell. !'root Row (oeated) Left to right Jam,. Mullinl, llllooman, 4 weeks· VIrginia Rood Boot· keeper (12 yearn of oervlce); Charlotte Hambrick, Retired Bookkeeper' (45 yean ' of service); Maxine Elliott, Tailor, 8 ..7ears; Jeff SmUll. Sllesman. 8 weeks. lla<k Row (standiJI.I) Left to right; Roger Hood, Alslalant Manager, 6 yean; llforril Ha• tins. President, 28 years; W. H:" McHenry, Salesman, 9 years· 'lbomPBOD Caley CUBtodlao (34 yeon ol '""ice); Earl Saund~ Sai'"IIWl (44 yean of 'service)· Budll Hood, VIc~ PresideD! (26 yeoro of oervice); Ri<IW'd Carter, Maoager (20 yean olseniceJ SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY GROUP MEN'S Early In the century lhe line of Franks died out and the fh·m wa1 incorporated. Men who were trained in the busines!l carried on and lllllOng them wt>re James Haskins, Vint Tanner, Dan Thom11, Charles Clark , Charles Yeauaer and Judson Sheets. In mare recent years, the Corporation has been operated by Morris HukiRA, Earl saunden, Burhl Ho~, Jim Richmls, Roger Hood and Richard Carter. Ca1·ter has been mana&er 1lnce 1961. Durin& this "Century of Service" Haskins-Tanner (and Harry Frank & Sons) have been known for "first Quallty Always" in mens, yount mens and boys clothing, &hoes and fur· nlshinlt 1t reuonable prices. We hope to continue to sen•e the people of this Ohio RiveT Va1lt7 tnd surroundinll areas for many yean to come. We deeply appreciate tbe hundred• of fine, faithful customeu we have bad during thh "Century of Service." SUMMER SUITS Complete Stock Men I Boys Our Complete Stock of Mens Summer Suits included at these Sale ::;;s, S]1·" SALE PRICE REG. . $65.00, SALE P R I C E - - - - - - - - - MEN'S REG. $69.95, SALE PRICE----- - -- sspt ' sss·86 NOT USTED HERE SUMMER Reg. f22.50 .Sal·e•17.96 f24~95 sale f19 · Reg. $4.50 leg. $5.00 .1•1· $6.00 .r ;: ,.',.~ : a96 Selt $3.66 S1le $3.96 Sale $4.76 $1111 ' 10toll MENS SUMMER 1 • .66 Specitl Group LADIES' SPORTSWEAR .96 styles and fabrics. . our Complett Stock of brand namea, popu.lar lenetbll, 1rnurt tatlorin& lll washable ••Etsy Care Fabrics'' BLOUSES REG. $4.00, SALE S]•.Ill."! k Complete Stoc SHORTS Complete Stock and Blended fobriCJ . . . ChOOIO your favorltt Our comp1ete atock of Jadl• ·t ntnd named Skirtl now oa gle. New ''66" at)'le• in :pour tavortte ~lon. ' ) ·~··5~-- met SportiWttlr has been mar u~ down lnd placed on Sale. All , fa~i brand. aamea in the aeason II eolor in sleeveless or roll-up sleeve styles. SUMMER SKIRTS Rli). ' Out Complete Stock ol Ladl" s'k:i Excellent styles in Junior Cottons Complete Stock ' ... j. .66 Brand Named Summer Dreues for mist alze ladles . . • Our oomplete stock of cool hi faoblon styles now at this opeclal oale price. REG. $17.9S REG. $14.95 SALE PRICE SALE PRICI complete stock of Mens Swnmer Pajama• ~ Sale Price•. Cool comfortable li&:ht we1ght fabrics that are . e117 to care for. Alat. pattern• 111nd 101· ld colors ln size• A·B·C·D. ,Plaids._ .- · s PARKAS SUMMER DRESSES ~··~plet~ Stock Of summer ltJJd, eoncotton crept:~, 10ft bro.delotha, tercy clotb, Assorted colora Our Famous Branda ONE GROUP BOY'S $7.98 Cornpltlt Stoclc Ltdlts Fomous Make ROBES · A"t Slyles From S].Q6 REG. $2.98 .. · .... · .. SALE $2.36 REG. $3.98 · · · · · ·· · ·· SALE $3.06 REG. $4.50 ··· · ···· · · SALE $3.66 REG. $6.00 .. · .. · .. .. SALE $4.7 6 Rogultr $1.95 Valutt · SUMMER PAJ).MAS Offerlna: our · REG. $4.00 si&el. Complete otoek of Boys Smart Styled Swim Wear now at sale prices ... Mostly Suder Stylet , , • Alii. patterno. Available In sizes 10 to' 18. • Comp~ otock .of oummer light wel&ht aylel w~ Includes oolld colon, ltrlpes, and muted pllldl. ldJ. lent fobrlco ouch u Dacron and Woel and Doc:oji..lid Cotton Blends. Notbln• beinl I'OIIried •• , Sele;f from entire llock. REG. $2.98 Our Complete Stock Boya Walk Sh!JrU _ln so_lid wlon and muted plaids. Asst. fabnc~ mrludmg Dacron Cotton and nu-Lrons $3.06 $3.96 $4.76 $5.56 A Special group of Mens Parkll In worted color combinations now sellIng at about half price ... limited ..COMPLETE STOCK COOL, LIGHT WEIGHT • REG. $8.95 .... ·...... · .. ·· SALE $6.96 REG. $10.95 · ............ · .. SALE $8.76 REG. $12.95 ·.. ·.. · ...... · SALE $10.36 REG. $15.95 .............. SALE $12.36 REG. $19.95 · · · · SALE $15.96 REG. $22.95 .. .. SALE $18.36 REG. $24.95 SALE $19.96 S1,56 Come see il genuine John B. Stetson Hat on ; \ '~""~ in our ihow window. lucky person will win:,q•,Jft JBS Hat. No purchase '"' YOU MAY WIN WALK SHORTS SPORT PARKAS BOy's ON DISPLAY Complete Stock Boy's SPECIAL GROUP MENS POPULAR Reg. '2.98 - - • • Sale Price $2.36 Reg, '3.98 • • • -Sale Price $3.06 Complete Stock Mens SALE SALE SALE SALE S1,Q6 52.36 other - oolido and muted $4.00 - - $5.00 $6.00 - - $7.00 - REG. $6.00, SALE - - - - • .66 txcelle~t!~~lud~~n~r~~~d tab~ REG. REG. REG. REG. HAT REG. $1.91 R&G. $1.29 Reg. 4.98 to 6.98 ' JOHN B. STETSON tern~ . COnON IVY SLACKS cool easy to care for plaids. $100.00 VALUE Boy 1 Summer Sport Shirts in 1 nice 11election of ityles, iucuding knits and tallored , new collar styles Including Henleys, !tripes, aohds and novelty pat· MENS ASST. COLORS Special troup of mens h ·y Pant& In lOO'ro wuh· able cottn. several l'olors to choote from, lmited 1b:es. So be early for this one. THE SPORT SHIRTS ' Complete tt.ock of mena New "86" ttyll! Swm Wear. Styles include atretcb, boxer and 1urfers. Aut. petternl and 101ld colon with con· trastinl le• .and waist band. REG. $5.00, SALE ··-- BOYS' SUMMER Men's Resort .F•shiona WEA~ SWIM Prices. Choose 1 cool hi-styled suit In Dacron Polyester or Wool Blend. Many styles to select from, but be Early. REG. $55.00, SALE P R I C E - - - - - - - - Spocial group of Mens Shoes from our Belter Brand Named Linea ... Discontinued st)'les and lhort Jots in limited sizes .. , You will find some real buys In this !troup. , ' THE HASKINS- TANNER CO. 1866 • 1966 just'' 100 years ago Mr. Harry Frank, who mi grated to this country from Alsace Province of France, founded this bUIIiness now known as the Haskins-Tanner Comp1:1ny, The name of the firm when founded wu.s Harry Ff1ank & Suns and Mr. Jo'rank's sons were as· soelated with him in the business. His son, Jake, followed his father as manager of the OTHER PRIZES SHOES REG. $4.00, SALI - - - - - Our complele stock of Mens Summer Slacks will be offered at Sale Prces. Choose from the .season& best lltylet and colors in many fabrics including easy-care. ChooSt' from plaills or plea· REG. $4.00, SALI - - · - - • AND MANY GROUP MEN'S See this Iaree group of men11 cool neat Ea»y tu care for fabri c Dress Shrts in Jhort sleeve sum· ' mer style&. Choose tram popula l' white ud atsorted cGlors. Mo1t all popullr colhu· 11tyle1 Included IP the llfOUp&. DRESS SLACKS REG. $49.95, SALE PRICE - - - -- - - - Reg. $2.98 .. .. .. .. Sale $2.36 Reg. $3.98 ··· ·· ·· · Sale $3.06 Reg. $4.98 .. .. .. .. Sale $3.96 Reg. $6.98 .. .. .. .. Sale $5.56 Reg. $7.95 Sale $6.36 DRESS SHIRTS neat Summer Sport Coat& now KtJo int at Sale Price11 as listed below. Choose from muted plaid design s in easy t:l:lrt for h.brJcs. Size1 lim· ited. Mostly 10 to 16. MENS SUMMER 21 inch RCA TABLE MODEL COLOR TV I $100 John B. Stetson Hat I $7~.00 Kingsridgt Suit SUMMER Our complete stock of Boys cool, 292 PRIZES TO BE AWARDED INCLUDING A <"'IND ·OLDER CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY SPORT COATS • No Purchase Requir.d • Register Every Day e Prizes Awarded Dtily VALUABLE PRIZE .. • MENS SHORT SLEEVE BOYS SUMMER Our $2,000.00 in free prizes to be award· t'J during our lOOtb Anniversary Celebratmn . Win a 21 inch RCA Colw Tf1 a $Joo.no .John B. Stetson Hat ,r one 411 more or the followina: raluabll Jll'belt No purchase is required. :luat tome hl and register. You do not have to be present to win. Prizes will be awarded daily and winners n11mes posted on our Stun• Bull etin BoanL Cil,D TIMERS DAY SAT., JULY 16th WI anr looting for lbe oldest Has· . ~t roa)tave been with U!i for a long, ~ Ume. 10, all of you 90 years and ~, eome tn and register for thP , .. ~en'' Contest. The winnPT will. ·ftC!ewe $25.00 in merthandi!lf' , ASST. STYLES $2,000.00 IN PRIZES REGISTER FOR EXCELLENT COLORS • Reg. $5.95 $4.76 CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY �'. I ,. ' \! I. ound and J)ilty· Sentinel, ·' Pomi!I'OJ'·Iildi!JePGct, ·0.;-h!if: Ads Promoting .Ohio Cost Set '!be OeVeloP;,ent Department! Carl Dahlberg, Director ol a• ••• ~'•"' "' Ohio will bold tile Soulbeastern ObJo Regional a fmanclng seminar lor clty Council aald the purpose of the and county offle~ala, bank ol e"•~ Is to explain Ohio's llcia!J, Community Improve· me ~.. ment Cqrporation officials, development financing program Chamber o! Commerce offtc. wblch was recenlly declared tats and other Interested peo constilullonal by the ObJo Supie at '!'be Ohio Univerolty Jnn lpreme Court. WUJiam Loaoncy, 1n Athena al :1 p.m. Wednes- JDevelopment Depar!Inent D~ day, July L rector of Finailce, will oulline Oil Depots !Continued !rom page !) CILUTI: 1110 j\UO TO ltiOO THE DIAMOND RING YC _ CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ~psa..k:~ DIAMOND TONIGHT and THURSDAY RINGS Ste fat brlllianct and beauty of a kl.,.ak• dltmoncl • • • trult our yea11 of txptrloce I'D help you Mltet your ICttptaka NOT OPIN .•• guaranfttd by th• K••psakt Ctrtlflcat• fO" of a perfect dlamand (or rtplaetmtnt auvredl. IIIIUrGnct -~u Ride with The Dodge Boys .... about 95 per cent of all North Vietna~se petroleum IInports and contain about 40 per cent ol the country's storage ty. The Hanoi faeilitles are tho principal ln·colinlry dlslrlbution point and represent about 20 per cent of the storage capacity. "Destruction of these facilllies will make infiltration of men and supplies ID South Viet Nam more costly and more dlf!lcul~" the spokesman said. "Preliminary pilot reports Indicate that the strikes were blghly successlul. Both stnrage areas are reported in names." . Claim• Sevea Plane• , Radlo Hanoi claimed Commulust gunners shot down seven American raiders, but u.s. o!(tclals gave no ln!ormallon of loSses. Although Russtan surface-toair missiles ring both Hanoi and Haiphong and MIG jel IDterceptora operate In the area, returning pilots said they only encountered flak. Jn ground action, Vietnamese government troops kicked off a major sweep on the southern tip of the Mekong DeUa and killed 83 enemy soldiers durin& the flrll hours of battle. Vletnamete ln!antry, ranger, armored and artillery balla· lions linked up for the operation, called "Dan Tri." Sborlly after they began sweeping through tbe lands they found a "substantial" enemy force and two battalions of government troops engaged them In beavf fight· Elza Reynolds Dies Tuesday In Norton PT. PLEASANT E Iza Franklin Reynolds, 77, of Nor· ton, Ohio, and formerly of Point Pleasant, died unexpect· edly at his horne Monday. He was born March 30, 1889 In Putnam County, a son of the late George and Louise Forth Reynolds. Surviving are his wife, MinFetty Reynolds: foor sons, (Red) Reynolds and Eugene Reynold~, both of Point Pleasant, Elv1n (Bud) Rey~ nolds and Clarence Reynolds, of Delaware, Ohio; four , Mrs. Harley (Edna) Pleasant; Mrs. Leonard (Emogene) Stearns, Kanauga, Ohio, Mrs. George (Eva) Murphy and Mrs. How· ard lErma! Stearns, both a! Delaware, Ohio; two brothers, four half-brothers; five slstera, 2'1 gra~children and 25 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday 10:30 a.m. at Bennett Brown Funeral Home In Dela· ware, Ohio, and graveslde rites will be conducted at t p.m. Thursday at Suncreat Cemetery In Point Pleasant with the Rev. Kenneth L. Fuller ollieiatlnil. At $}89. prOil'am In delad. ling o! Industrial' loans lor new •bondtl, miiDiclpal menu.e>.De~JU~era said. The Albellll As 1 result of !be unanimous and expanding development. 1bonds, ,illlfanleed lOans and '!OnllnBr will ·eqmprlse !he l . declolon confirming the consll-1 Tbe Slate FJnanclnc Program .dire<tloaiiJ. . 1counties o! Washington, Mor· tullonalily of the program Ghlo .provides lour approached to I The ·Athena meeling 11 one ; gim, nuc<u>& ;.;.;•• , ;.::;cc..;, 1 ""r.t!MRTTS lUPI\ - Advet· wtu now be able to compete Industrial llnancing: Communi- Io1 tblrteen such semin'aro to· Perry, Vinton, Jackson and lisemenla In new&papera with other slalea ID tile llnanc· ty Improvement Corporation be bold throughout the llate,IGaJiia. magazines in !he past llii ::=~~ promoting a favorable II aJ climate In Ohio have the state 'I::·~·N~::~~::I Dlreclor 1r P. der said today. Most ol the cost was ln<11!1'01ll by running full page ads' ID Wall Street Jolll'!lal and In Philadelphia Inquirer. The · are !Deluded fBO,OOO spent April, 1965 on ads ln•th:•,!~: J aal and 13 national m lentioa to whal Neuenachwander said most of inadequate wi!lf.,_, the money spent on by the state. '1'11.,ads was wasted l:tecause the governor response from them was session of the tile poor. He said the deparbnent went back to the Wall Street Joornal because those ads were the most successlul in ellcillng tacts from out-of-state Industry. appropriate ....,.. welfare. _ __, 11 a colD stnJICI. _ nlated dJel. "We are shooting f{)J' about ~~~~~.......,.;.iill!llitll six ads a year, one every other montb/' be said. The next ad, I!Ased on the Ohio Supreme '"..,~ ,! • Court ruling allowing community improvement corporations &o finance industry, will appear next Wednesday, July 6. Each ad costs about $13,500 plus $1,· 500 to put it together. ARRESTS MADE PT. PLEASANT - Two ty jailwere for recorded the past rests ' 1 •.• · '. , '::.: -~· :!'· 'j ,. ~ ~ .: ' I , 1 ,' . r·t I • ., ' '' ' ~ ' , , ' II I ; I ' IIi i 1. 1.; 1 ~ ·i [ii!! .: 1' ·I• 1•11 , I .. ,. · • ~ ·. ... .. : \,. --: • 1 1 , '· • ':.,, I ' • • ' " I •••• • 'I • • ',L,, ' . ,, . ' • • ' ' ' '' ' ' ' BACHTEL AS KING ARTHUR - Morgan Manlson, an AUlance landmark, provides a regal background for the three lead characters in Lerner and Loewe's ucamelot," ~penlng Mount Union College's summer repertory ''Theatre 5" program lhlB week. Left to right are: Forrest Bachtel of Middleport as King Arthur, Mrs. Jack Mor~is as Guenevere, and Paul Ganyard as \he extraordinary Sir Lancelot. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Hachtel, 315 S. 4\h., Mid· dleport,, B~chtel has been active In many Rodman Playhouse productions, Including tbe lead as Littlechap _for last summers 'Stop the World, I Want To Get Off." He is a member of Pbl Kappa Tau aoclal fraternity, Alpha PSI Omega serv ..c:_~lc~e...:f::_ra:::to...:r:::m:::'t~y,:::b:::a:::n:::d:_,:::an:::d:..:::M:::e:::n':::s_::R::e::sld:::e::n:::ce:::_:C:.:o:::un:::c:::ll::..-------------------~ - O.EANERS a1:,~th:e~~::~; l;riii!i!~~~~:=!H hour period. Arrested Roy O'Neil, 65, Leon Rt. 2, charged with intoxication and Odell McGraw, 46, Gallipolis Ferry, peace warrant and as- sault and battery charge. ANNOUNCE EXERCISES QJmmencement exercises will be held Friday, July I, at p.m. at the Sutton Methndi't Church lor 26 puplls enrolled in Vacation Bible School. IDg. Cheshire Dumps PomeroyP~ny HasoN Drive·ln Wr UA . Club-1to 3 TONIGHT thru FRIDAY June 29-30-July 1 "TABOOS OF THE WORLD'' Vincent Prlee (Color) -and- "TOMB OF LtGEIA" Vincent Price Elizabeth Shepherd (ColD<) B. on Walt:b: 2 Welilton; ya I. Grow, Ky.: Mrs. Carl E. DoWtio, Clar· .nee W. · ~ington, Hock. Snnaaarrl! unruly hair? Tame it Look under BEAUTY SALONS in the YELLOW PA(\ES• Where your fingers do the walking. ~Huibea, Rt. 3 p.m. TctesW. catron, daughter, Ul (J.Dl,(C :::~~~~~ Mrs. Beatty, Bobbie Clu:iler, James \lrs. Chloe Mrs. Earl Gordon, Linda Hoi· C~>rman, \Irs. hr110k, Kuho, ·Mrs. THURSDAY· FRIDAY ·SATURDAY WOMEN'S 1nd CHILDREN'S ,CANVAS CASUALS REGULAR 2. 99 I Grace Brinton McGowan, Mrs. 1 Milliron, Jllll!es B. Pbillips, 11rs. c~ Potts, Arnold G. ;,mms, Mn. Joseph Taylor, \Irs. Joseph White, Linda EJ. k'"'· Mra. Cbarlet:.~w~.~:~~iiijiiijijjiiiiiji:~ S. ECIAL SALE . ALL HATS ...-· . , 1.95 to 5.95 Sisters Style Shop SLIPONS & TIES ALL COLORS d 1 REGULAR 3.99 Amillion All size, but not in every do'l~a~Sworth·of oolor. Shop early and seauity Save! • I' -Chapman· Canaday . In the MIMe Block Next Ia IIIMmloll PCMIIOY'I QUALITY IHOI STOll Court St., Pomeroy r \"'& The good auys comt thru for ,au. Wheth"' yov need 1 bi&·loll p~kup truck or a touah totin' diesel, they're Oft your side dri~n' down prices and servina with 1 smile. Need a truck now! Call on Tho Dodp Boys. "' ·'' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. I &Second Streets ' .. ·\ ''I il a bllJiDellitllOae. Or alhoppi.,. You can be In tmr<h with my to~ Ill UIUilly_ill juat a ialk-pbono. II<COilds.Aadony ' Genml Telephone would lli:e it if you ...,.\vblk. itbecometu.......,.ey-pbcine./uld , ........,.phone. Thai way it would just ... I lls•~<~•f·UitJitt:lllt,. il ·aur ·Jso ' . I ·; ' .. o.o•. r, · . ·.. .·_.-~ GENERAl ' .•: ~ v~ : ,,. •, ' . . ··= ......"··. �'. I ,. ' \! I. ound and J)ilty· Sentinel, ·' Pomi!I'OJ'·Iildi!JePGct, ·0.;-h!if: Ads Promoting .Ohio Cost Set '!be OeVeloP;,ent Department! Carl Dahlberg, Director ol a• ••• ~'•"' "' Ohio will bold tile Soulbeastern ObJo Regional a fmanclng seminar lor clty Council aald the purpose of the and county offle~ala, bank ol e"•~ Is to explain Ohio's llcia!J, Community Improve· me ~.. ment Cqrporation officials, development financing program Chamber o! Commerce offtc. wblch was recenlly declared tats and other Interested peo constilullonal by the ObJo Supie at '!'be Ohio Univerolty Jnn lpreme Court. WUJiam Loaoncy, 1n Athena al :1 p.m. Wednes- JDevelopment Depar!Inent D~ day, July L rector of Finailce, will oulline Oil Depots !Continued !rom page !) CILUTI: 1110 j\UO TO ltiOO THE DIAMOND RING YC _ CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ~psa..k:~ DIAMOND TONIGHT and THURSDAY RINGS Ste fat brlllianct and beauty of a kl.,.ak• dltmoncl • • • trult our yea11 of txptrloce I'D help you Mltet your ICttptaka NOT OPIN .•• guaranfttd by th• K••psakt Ctrtlflcat• fO" of a perfect dlamand (or rtplaetmtnt auvredl. IIIIUrGnct -~u Ride with The Dodge Boys .... about 95 per cent of all North Vietna~se petroleum IInports and contain about 40 per cent ol the country's storage ty. The Hanoi faeilitles are tho principal ln·colinlry dlslrlbution point and represent about 20 per cent of the storage capacity. "Destruction of these facilllies will make infiltration of men and supplies ID South Viet Nam more costly and more dlf!lcul~" the spokesman said. "Preliminary pilot reports Indicate that the strikes were blghly successlul. Both stnrage areas are reported in names." . Claim• Sevea Plane• , Radlo Hanoi claimed Commulust gunners shot down seven American raiders, but u.s. o!(tclals gave no ln!ormallon of loSses. Although Russtan surface-toair missiles ring both Hanoi and Haiphong and MIG jel IDterceptora operate In the area, returning pilots said they only encountered flak. Jn ground action, Vietnamese government troops kicked off a major sweep on the southern tip of the Mekong DeUa and killed 83 enemy soldiers durin& the flrll hours of battle. Vletnamete ln!antry, ranger, armored and artillery balla· lions linked up for the operation, called "Dan Tri." Sborlly after they began sweeping through tbe lands they found a "substantial" enemy force and two battalions of government troops engaged them In beavf fight· Elza Reynolds Dies Tuesday In Norton PT. PLEASANT E Iza Franklin Reynolds, 77, of Nor· ton, Ohio, and formerly of Point Pleasant, died unexpect· edly at his horne Monday. He was born March 30, 1889 In Putnam County, a son of the late George and Louise Forth Reynolds. Surviving are his wife, MinFetty Reynolds: foor sons, (Red) Reynolds and Eugene Reynold~, both of Point Pleasant, Elv1n (Bud) Rey~ nolds and Clarence Reynolds, of Delaware, Ohio; four , Mrs. Harley (Edna) Pleasant; Mrs. Leonard (Emogene) Stearns, Kanauga, Ohio, Mrs. George (Eva) Murphy and Mrs. How· ard lErma! Stearns, both a! Delaware, Ohio; two brothers, four half-brothers; five slstera, 2'1 gra~children and 25 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday 10:30 a.m. at Bennett Brown Funeral Home In Dela· ware, Ohio, and graveslde rites will be conducted at t p.m. Thursday at Suncreat Cemetery In Point Pleasant with the Rev. Kenneth L. Fuller ollieiatlnil. At $}89. prOil'am In delad. ling o! Industrial' loans lor new •bondtl, miiDiclpal menu.e>.De~JU~era said. The Albellll As 1 result of !be unanimous and expanding development. 1bonds, ,illlfanleed lOans and '!OnllnBr will ·eqmprlse !he l . declolon confirming the consll-1 Tbe Slate FJnanclnc Program .dire<tloaiiJ. . 1counties o! Washington, Mor· tullonalily of the program Ghlo .provides lour approached to I The ·Athena meeling 11 one ; gim, nuc<u>& ;.;.;•• , ;.::;cc..;, 1 ""r.t!MRTTS lUPI\ - Advet· wtu now be able to compete Industrial llnancing: Communi- Io1 tblrteen such semin'aro to· Perry, Vinton, Jackson and lisemenla In new&papera with other slalea ID tile llnanc· ty Improvement Corporation be bold throughout the llate,IGaJiia. magazines in !he past llii ::=~~ promoting a favorable II aJ climate In Ohio have the state 'I::·~·N~::~~::I Dlreclor 1r P. der said today. Most ol the cost was ln<11!1'01ll by running full page ads' ID Wall Street Jolll'!lal and In Philadelphia Inquirer. The · are !Deluded fBO,OOO spent April, 1965 on ads ln•th:•,!~: J aal and 13 national m lentioa to whal Neuenachwander said most of inadequate wi!lf.,_, the money spent on by the state. '1'11.,ads was wasted l:tecause the governor response from them was session of the tile poor. He said the deparbnent went back to the Wall Street Joornal because those ads were the most successlul in ellcillng tacts from out-of-state Industry. appropriate ....,.. welfare. _ __, 11 a colD stnJICI. _ nlated dJel. "We are shooting f{)J' about ~~~~~.......,.;.iill!llitll six ads a year, one every other montb/' be said. The next ad, I!Ased on the Ohio Supreme '"..,~ ,! • Court ruling allowing community improvement corporations &o finance industry, will appear next Wednesday, July 6. Each ad costs about $13,500 plus $1,· 500 to put it together. ARRESTS MADE PT. PLEASANT - Two ty jailwere for recorded the past rests ' 1 •.• · '. , '::.: -~· :!'· 'j ,. ~ ~ .: ' I , 1 ,' . r·t I • ., ' '' ' ~ ' , , ' II I ; I ' IIi i 1. 1.; 1 ~ ·i [ii!! .: 1' ·I• 1•11 , I .. ,. · • ~ ·. ... .. : \,. --: • 1 1 , '· • ':.,, I ' • • ' " I •••• • 'I • • ',L,, ' . ,, . ' • • ' ' ' '' ' ' ' BACHTEL AS KING ARTHUR - Morgan Manlson, an AUlance landmark, provides a regal background for the three lead characters in Lerner and Loewe's ucamelot," ~penlng Mount Union College's summer repertory ''Theatre 5" program lhlB week. Left to right are: Forrest Bachtel of Middleport as King Arthur, Mrs. Jack Mor~is as Guenevere, and Paul Ganyard as \he extraordinary Sir Lancelot. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Hachtel, 315 S. 4\h., Mid· dleport,, B~chtel has been active In many Rodman Playhouse productions, Including tbe lead as Littlechap _for last summers 'Stop the World, I Want To Get Off." He is a member of Pbl Kappa Tau aoclal fraternity, Alpha PSI Omega serv ..c:_~lc~e...:f::_ra:::to...:r:::m:::'t~y,:::b:::a:::n:::d:_,:::an:::d:..:::M:::e:::n':::s_::R::e::sld:::e::n:::ce:::_:C:.:o:::un:::c:::ll::..-------------------~ - O.EANERS a1:,~th:e~~::~; l;riii!i!~~~~:=!H hour period. Arrested Roy O'Neil, 65, Leon Rt. 2, charged with intoxication and Odell McGraw, 46, Gallipolis Ferry, peace warrant and as- sault and battery charge. ANNOUNCE EXERCISES QJmmencement exercises will be held Friday, July I, at p.m. at the Sutton Methndi't Church lor 26 puplls enrolled in Vacation Bible School. IDg. Cheshire Dumps PomeroyP~ny HasoN Drive·ln Wr UA . Club-1to 3 TONIGHT thru FRIDAY June 29-30-July 1 "TABOOS OF THE WORLD'' Vincent Prlee (Color) -and- "TOMB OF LtGEIA" Vincent Price Elizabeth Shepherd (ColD<) B. on Walt:b: 2 Welilton; ya I. Grow, Ky.: Mrs. Carl E. DoWtio, Clar· .nee W. · ~ington, Hock. Snnaaarrl! unruly hair? Tame it Look under BEAUTY SALONS in the YELLOW PA(\ES• Where your fingers do the walking. ~Huibea, Rt. 3 p.m. TctesW. catron, daughter, Ul (J.Dl,(C :::~~~~~ Mrs. Beatty, Bobbie Clu:iler, James \lrs. Chloe Mrs. Earl Gordon, Linda Hoi· C~>rman, \Irs. hr110k, Kuho, ·Mrs. THURSDAY· FRIDAY ·SATURDAY WOMEN'S 1nd CHILDREN'S ,CANVAS CASUALS REGULAR 2. 99 I Grace Brinton McGowan, Mrs. 1 Milliron, Jllll!es B. Pbillips, 11rs. c~ Potts, Arnold G. ;,mms, Mn. Joseph Taylor, \Irs. Joseph White, Linda EJ. k'"'· Mra. Cbarlet:.~w~.~:~~iiijiiijijjiiiiiji:~ S. ECIAL SALE . ALL HATS ...-· . , 1.95 to 5.95 Sisters Style Shop SLIPONS & TIES ALL COLORS d 1 REGULAR 3.99 Amillion All size, but not in every do'l~a~Sworth·of oolor. Shop early and seauity Save! • I' -Chapman· Canaday . In the MIMe Block Next Ia IIIMmloll PCMIIOY'I QUALITY IHOI STOll Court St., Pomeroy r \"'& The good auys comt thru for ,au. Wheth"' yov need 1 bi&·loll p~kup truck or a touah totin' diesel, they're Oft your side dri~n' down prices and servina with 1 smile. Need a truck now! Call on Tho Dodp Boys. "' ·'' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. I &Second Streets ' .. ·\ ''I il a bllJiDellitllOae. Or alhoppi.,. You can be In tmr<h with my to~ Ill UIUilly_ill juat a ialk-pbono. II<COilds.Aadony ' Genml Telephone would lli:e it if you ...,.\vblk. itbecometu.......,.ey-pbcine./uld , ........,.phone. Thai way it would just ... I lls•~<~•f·UitJitt:lllt,. il ·aur ·Jso ' . I ·; ' .. o.o•. r, · . ·.. .·_.-~ GENERAl ' .•: ~ v~ : ,,. •, ' . . ··= ......"··. �·• . . .. ,.._ . '. . . ....... . ... . . ' . ·· ·-·· - -.. . ,........ ,.,~ ~ ' FOR THE _M.alr. th. rru1l11 ~~~~ ,.,. YMir 4llt If Jul~ pltftk . .ICIM fri1111 ,,..., Prr!no C~lekon Chlckll'l, Plump Tender ltt hii'Wrl l l Fresh Fryers ;:.' ' ' J I;' ',;' ,. Breast Quarters ·~ Cut-up I ,, Troy Potkod . . 35c l . c... h ' -- .. $1.29 ... Dtcbr Whlll .. Miff Buffet Ham . . lb. i . 39c Ham .. .••..• Whole l .................... .. $1.19 Piece Chicken rc.,.. City Steak •. ..... .. $1.79 . , _ Plllot Haddoek ·--··- ..... 59c If .,..,.,.. hu,.ry ,., ham, Osur M• ~·' Menencloaa -·-totNtlloo • Skinless Wieners "Make Money" Ends Sat., July 2nd Kroger WiD Be Closed Monday, July 4th ., .. 55c - H..., CoMIII lwlft'1 PNmlwn hlect.d V1rilly Luncheon Meats Dubuque', FamoUI ..... ..... 49c - -~- ~~- - ~----------- ' Canned Ham Pll'llh ll,...n Grldt A '-12 lbt. Kroger Turkeys -------------------- 45e r.. Breasts ... _.. . _ .. 59c Whole Legs . _. .. .. 49c DruJDBticks . _. . • .. 69c Thighs--------- .. 59c livers •.......• .. 89e Giblets------ · - "'· 39c Wings ....... .. .. 39c Backs & Necks .• "'· lOe BNNIS SHOES for All Tho Family Roush's Shot Ston Middleport, 0. Vital 1<1 Ulbrant lood heolthl Ll~. Dtt, lrtwn Auorted Flavor~ .,, If' Boston Beans •.• 8 ':.: $1 Big KDri k,....,. .... ,... IIIIV... ~ Corn 5 :~.· 89c 12-oz. K._Wh.. Bread ... .. . .. .... 5 ::. $1 cana Pies ... .. Pork& Beans FREE! T---- ... """"'" ., f / 8 Quart Sauce Pan """ l.....,. C~nklo -.. -. 4 :: $1 Pantrv Buttermilk . .. . . .. 3., Cheese ......••. _. .~ 89e ltm C......, Clollo Wi1111r trurn Buns ••.. . 2 ;:~. 39c ... """" ..•.,.... ............,.• Milk----------- 7:.$1 I• wllll "" - KI'Ofll' T....... Mb.. l 10" Fry Pan ..,_ "- - Sugar ... T- 1/1 •• - ,,. , , ...... '11111 "" ""' tt.nMrd ,,.... Dol - I . . . . . . .,. . .. IUJ114 wMhfn fWt ... Kroner Small Grade A Eggs. 89c Dressing FREE 50 ---- ....... _ =~~ 25c Or•"lt•• Grape, Pineapple, Grapefrull c;;u·fee ................ . Doll- Plums . .. . - .. . ,., 29c Nectarines . Whllo ..... DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES-- -'- 3 ,•. spo "- • Toppinr Mix •• i ;.:. $1 MORTOH FRDZF.N A Grapes ........ "· 39c Bibb ............ 49e )· BROUGHTON$ , '" - for ""' t11o " r.,.. '"'"•Orlnb ""' Dr ·-· •,,tt thl1 wttk et Krvprl - 3 CREAM PIES WtN. •n• • •._, ..,.. Embas81J Salad •• Llallt Peanut Butter 21'• ... 1,. $) ~ •• I , (j ' K._ Rod doz. Ad .... .... _ Tuna ..••••••• _3 :,."$1 lpray Deoclorent TOP VALUE STAMPS - IHot pog Buns. .. WIENERS 2,:,. 98c " •. lt. Flour ... . ... 25 ~ $1.69 7·01. . 49c Cake . •. .. . ...h :l9c Tomatoes . 5 ~:,:" 79c 600EXTRA 5:, ""-- Plod Arrid ...... 1 .' V~UEY BR~ND. . OHIO Flour ......... 5 ~ 39c Domino Pure Cane Antf1 .,...... l lt. Flour ......... YwN ioN "· Bold....... •:: 69c K_. Lo... ., Item~ K.., Y• c~,.••n w111 ,~ Cottage Cbee~ ·~::. "•.:;,. :29~ K,..., IIMwlctl • Everybody loves Hein€r's buns. Cui K._ Plaltl K....., llrtM Yll~..... • French Fries .. -- -.... 4 ':~. $1 10~$1 Kreft • Sandwich buns ~s9c Momn Frvtt Clever Vallty Heiner's Buns Coffee HI.( Prult . Drinks . . . . . . . . 3 ~: 89c • .' Gelatins . . . . .. .. . . •. !: 7c ICE MJlK ----,- '"'· '99c tltlltt.y wetftsn& Tropi-Cal-0 Fruit •, Drinks ·Watermeloh. .' .) 64-oz. jug• ......... ,....... . Jl¥11'1 an kr ... 11 ,...... floW hoot , , , IIIII - . ' CMttl. . a frwn " " " ' '/ yoo ...... tl ... ,................ ' c . ' '. ' L·;I ·M 0 ·_N·$ ,;:...::,. ~·. •·:·_ :, ··~ ··- ~-. ,.i ' '' ·. ,.,....~·~-..,.-· ·~ .·.- .;. . I "' • . ~: ·, '~ I ' .' SOft and 'Sweet as buns should ber .·.~ J> ~,ve· that extra .q· ·~:lltvil'' '---.· . . . . . .. I'Yi· . 1." ( • ...... 391 ·' " .:i\• o.-t,v..• ~ ;- ... '.' .1". ., -~,. . ,, .... "",'t} ~ . · J.o,. ·'~1iif ••j. \ •o•;. :, 1\ ;r\~- 1 ~ ... -• .._; ·.'.li, . ~ ...~~·-.· • . ,;" ' ..,, '!' ' ,. I �·• . . .. ,.._ . '. . . ....... . ... . . ' . ·· ·-·· - -.. . ,........ ,.,~ ~ ' FOR THE _M.alr. th. rru1l11 ~~~~ ,.,. YMir 4llt If Jul~ pltftk . .ICIM fri1111 ,,..., Prr!no C~lekon Chlckll'l, Plump Tender ltt hii'Wrl l l Fresh Fryers ;:.' ' ' J I;' ',;' ,. Breast Quarters ·~ Cut-up I ,, Troy Potkod . . 35c l . c... h ' -- .. $1.29 ... Dtcbr Whlll .. Miff Buffet Ham . . lb. i . 39c Ham .. .••..• Whole l .................... .. $1.19 Piece Chicken rc.,.. City Steak •. ..... .. $1.79 . , _ Plllot Haddoek ·--··- ..... 59c If .,..,.,.. hu,.ry ,., ham, Osur M• ~·' Menencloaa -·-totNtlloo • Skinless Wieners "Make Money" Ends Sat., July 2nd Kroger WiD Be Closed Monday, July 4th ., .. 55c - H..., CoMIII lwlft'1 PNmlwn hlect.d V1rilly Luncheon Meats Dubuque', FamoUI ..... ..... 49c - -~- ~~- - ~----------- ' Canned Ham Pll'llh ll,...n Grldt A '-12 lbt. Kroger Turkeys -------------------- 45e r.. Breasts ... _.. . _ .. 59c Whole Legs . _. .. .. 49c DruJDBticks . _. . • .. 69c Thighs--------- .. 59c livers •.......• .. 89e Giblets------ · - "'· 39c Wings ....... .. .. 39c Backs & Necks .• "'· lOe BNNIS SHOES for All Tho Family Roush's Shot Ston Middleport, 0. Vital 1<1 Ulbrant lood heolthl Ll~. Dtt, lrtwn Auorted Flavor~ .,, If' Boston Beans •.• 8 ':.: $1 Big KDri k,....,. .... ,... IIIIV... ~ Corn 5 :~.· 89c 12-oz. K._Wh.. Bread ... .. . .. .... 5 ::. $1 cana Pies ... .. Pork& Beans FREE! T---- ... """"'" ., f / 8 Quart Sauce Pan """ l.....,. C~nklo -.. -. 4 :: $1 Pantrv Buttermilk . .. . . .. 3., Cheese ......••. _. .~ 89e ltm C......, Clollo Wi1111r trurn Buns ••.. . 2 ;:~. 39c ... """" ..•.,.... ............,.• Milk----------- 7:.$1 I• wllll "" - KI'Ofll' T....... Mb.. l 10" Fry Pan ..,_ "- - Sugar ... T- 1/1 •• - ,,. , , ...... '11111 "" ""' tt.nMrd ,,.... Dol - I . . . . . . .,. . .. IUJ114 wMhfn fWt ... Kroner Small Grade A Eggs. 89c Dressing FREE 50 ---- ....... _ =~~ 25c Or•"lt•• Grape, Pineapple, Grapefrull c;;u·fee ................ . Doll- Plums . .. . - .. . ,., 29c Nectarines . Whllo ..... DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES-- -'- 3 ,•. spo "- • Toppinr Mix •• i ;.:. $1 MORTOH FRDZF.N A Grapes ........ "· 39c Bibb ............ 49e )· BROUGHTON$ , '" - for ""' t11o " r.,.. '"'"•Orlnb ""' Dr ·-· •,,tt thl1 wttk et Krvprl - 3 CREAM PIES WtN. •n• • •._, ..,.. Embas81J Salad •• Llallt Peanut Butter 21'• ... 1,. $) ~ •• I , (j ' K._ Rod doz. Ad .... .... _ Tuna ..••••••• _3 :,."$1 lpray Deoclorent TOP VALUE STAMPS - IHot pog Buns. .. WIENERS 2,:,. 98c " •. lt. Flour ... . ... 25 ~ $1.69 7·01. . 49c Cake . •. .. . ...h :l9c Tomatoes . 5 ~:,:" 79c 600EXTRA 5:, ""-- Plod Arrid ...... 1 .' V~UEY BR~ND. . OHIO Flour ......... 5 ~ 39c Domino Pure Cane Antf1 .,...... l lt. Flour ......... YwN ioN "· Bold....... •:: 69c K_. Lo... ., Item~ K.., Y• c~,.••n w111 ,~ Cottage Cbee~ ·~::. "•.:;,. :29~ K,..., IIMwlctl • Everybody loves Hein€r's buns. Cui K._ Plaltl K....., llrtM Yll~..... • French Fries .. -- -.... 4 ':~. $1 10~$1 Kreft • Sandwich buns ~s9c Momn Frvtt Clever Vallty Heiner's Buns Coffee HI.( Prult . Drinks . . . . . . . . 3 ~: 89c • .' Gelatins . . . . .. .. . . •. !: 7c ICE MJlK ----,- '"'· '99c tltlltt.y wetftsn& Tropi-Cal-0 Fruit •, Drinks ·Watermeloh. .' .) 64-oz. jug• ......... ,....... . Jl¥11'1 an kr ... 11 ,...... floW hoot , , , IIIII - . ' CMttl. . a frwn " " " ' '/ yoo ...... tl ... ,................ ' c . ' '. ' L·;I ·M 0 ·_N·$ ,;:...::,. ~·. •·:·_ :, ··~ ··- ~-. ,.i ' '' ·. ,.,....~·~-..,.-· ·~ .·.- .;. . I "' • . ~: ·, '~ I ' .' SOft and 'Sweet as buns should ber .·.~ J> ~,ve· that extra .q· ·~:lltvil'' '---.· . . . . . .. I'Yi· . 1." ( • ...... 391 ·' " .:i\• o.-t,v..• ~ ;- ... '.' .1". ., -~,. . ,, .... "",'t} ~ . · J.o,. ·'~1iif ••j. \ •o•;. :, 1\ ;r\~- 1 ~ ... -• .._; ·.'.li, . ~ ...~~·-.· • . ,;" ' ..,, '!' ' ,. I �~------. ,. ' 't . .-1; i 'I 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.!tllddleport, ' 0., )\ill!' ~. ! -i '"J' ' ' ""' '',' ;.J 11; ~ A:; ll,.w,.• . t ' ' liM(:i1ltii':W~. .,-.,~t ~"'~~~ 'WJ\11 n&r. liM\,·~\-~\~,· .and ~~~J&t-,,._f'~'-h''.' i CifiW~·~~- ~ :~:.. ~- ~ Eynon • . ~ J!lll-1!1t't· .WIIIllm Acketl · mot . ten ~ .W -;JW'elilwOO¢' rWliiJ MIChael; ·Mellnde "\ \ Bashim :_· . - 1le!eMr.lastin4week. Mrs, Rlcbarcl Gaul ..., '', . " ''· '1t• ' ~ sona ·of Chelter wm tuP1\l ~•• • ; .. ; :,:gu::.~~:or ~-and 8oeJ· ·i~ '" l· .;n~S . 1·' Mrs '·A ··a Bailey' olilled on 1968 !!:=~::;;::;:..;,.::::;:.:;:.:::,;:;.: , :=:;.:,_l.,:::.!_:.;:_~::::...= . ~ r! . ..•· N· ' r,o - t· · ~O~tgn_ ew~ \itO~?"'~ I Qry . . ' ~ Nlli Tb!lothy • • .. Mra. Sadle Trussoll 1J1811I a dfy wlth 'bar oilter, Mrs. 4da \il'•uu.,a. vi U...:N,~;:. Mr. and Mro. Arvll Holter, dautibter, Sharoil, Linda Ly.!ns and Mr. and Mra. Ellon Spenc-er Jttendeil lfaduaticn etereJt. es of Gary Holter al Groat Dol\9 '."h!l' lbolr P-nl!!.!"li'!' Lakes, m. • ~llljlll, . Texu, , '' . ·' _ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballnrd Mr, tnd . ~•.llalpll . ~ and lll!llly opent on evlllllntl and 'family o;lll\l on loll".. and with Mr. and Mrs. Roruilt Hot. Mri. OJ'• -Wliila ,of PPIJIII'O)'. let' of carmel. . Ml; ..xll\l:s. Carl (llhllt ~~ Mrs. Worley Davis, 011!1111 tend the fu-.rlll ·of ·bli! •l!ll~ and Dian Davil ere 1pendl!t$ Mfll, NeW' Stratllo!lf-, (lrll!t.a- o-few days with the ArvU Holt- llJ vOte, W. · Va. Mr. alld Mrs. Clarenoe B;lbr o! Colmub\Ls Bpent a weekond wllb Milo MQ!lole, ' Tho irilent clJlld of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry White, Belpll, was buried at IJie ,Wh!te Cemetery or family. • Mr. and J,lrs. Carl Olfut ~~ jeoded the Offut reunion at Mt. Zion, w. Va. leal week. L!oster Roush called on Mr. and Mrs. Stanley TruaaeU on Sunday evelllng. > ' 1 ' u · ss· a ~It ' ontet 1 . ~r~lor ~ e,alufe ~ -, ·J;sttto · . ~~c~: u.~ec~ _i~ ~ .u..f·~i fl"'"tecl .• ~.: S d~ - h' , ·• · Pt. '\iO~jlliu• us'I:ig' lui'. ress·;. IVe d'~'/"1 :..~1-1 L • on ' &lad also tlmt the U!'lted State• '•ty -ronferenee end have ~t ¥tstfjl .. a eounter-welchl !o. :"'ently m,s~sted ~.!II 110 $ I ,. ' ' ai ,, .. 17i;;•· ' .I• , . 0 · , II ' . ~· ' . 1ht p ' (l'~d) · _ I dloou11loll between PAAIIe and h1s hosts were ~ jturope, VIet Nini to11Jq lt•. ·, On GerinaDy, the ~Russlanl 8JII! ~} 1..,.j De :a~_ htvt bQI~ • ..,., Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way • _ Within them tllere were orou -ee~l. • _ VPI Forelp Newo Aealyll 'al Selkonur tn Central 9.' agreement ond olio of ~barp WhOa De G...Ue ~ llkt ':':=.:!!.1C ~'"""' r.harlea Asia. dlsagreeiM:Ilt. - form I p~eblp with 11 de Gaulle'• miJMtic progreu :. ~'~ !'_-.:::- • '""'"'' ' ' a Soviets In tiulldlng a ~ lhrough the Soviet Union wltll Yet even before the , IJ!l~o European oeourlly eonlerenee extendiJii ll'om tne '"'"'"'~ w steolul trrever...., a headllt!o reac~ed the -halfway -111ori II wltl)out Amari can ,Pertlelpatl"!', the urals, both realtr.e It lo P ' In tho uttrlcal wO\kly Jo ,.,, ed apparent that llttl,! of 8 a proJect not fully suppof!ed ·by tmpoollbiUI)I wltllout !trot eel, ...,.rd enchatno proolalmed: - concrete nature would omerp. De Gaulle. t!lnS the prlekly ileue Ql I .. ' De GauUO bad not prOVJd 1o tmmodto]ely upon arrival IIi ~vlded Genilally. , · · . Yalta Is debapU•"!, •nd wlll be lbe bull in~ china sl!op of_ Moom, De Gaulle told tii,O I' De Gaulle ~ to r<041• be caUed Goultovad. Wesiern unt!Y . tllal _some Russians that U.S. lntereots It! _nllt tha penJJa!lent dlvlllon of_ The lint villi, of • Frencb Western Allies had lured, :nor El!"lpo <11111101 be Wli!Ciod. Germany. The Soviets ~ ~ Presi~nl to IJ!e Sovltll UI!!Qn, "!' tile '''"' be ~ . AcoorljlnB 1q rell~lt ~' J'OIIdY to abond011 ,Conunw!lll. both omustng illllllmp("lllve to always Ill• ooeo bls ·Ruoslan De . gauQ~ aliO'; lo14 tbe :East GerlllllnY· , the Frencb _puwile, wult! 1114lt I!Qoll mlpl hove hoped_ !AI Russian• IJ!al a ~II'- . Wha~ts expectecl to eome !1111 a major ""enl jUid Wll3 belna boar. - ll!!lllld _be - ~aUed ol!ly aft_.,~ of U,-- ~vle~De Gaulle _ , . treatec!-10 by bOtlloldell. 11e ploued \ !h•·• Rulllanl numbtfol blleteral agrOemellll itons, ll an ""panllon ol The olftolal 10 1u1ura aJ ~ wban '1e laid be ••• glad tile have been-- roeohe'cl, ' ' oclti\WA<, oultqral jUid IIOIIIIIIIrbetween De G!llllle and So•lel stwlot Ulllon Mlofell llooiluu U -"~ oootmnee II tl1a final mJ rwtAIIolil, Nol OJPOC!ed II leaden .actually were ellended HI'Y8d as a CO\I!IIer-weltlbl ICI;" he oald. any new frlondll!lp tre;lty 1ucb w many more during trips to qalnst tile United Stalllo. BuT The Ruo~ans . themsNveo .• ,1111 one -COIICiud&(l b)' DJ Novosibirsk, Leninsrtld, -Kie'l, be Immediately tllrew It! 1 dosl! appear to have few tlluaotona ljeulle In 11114 . and rinounoad Volgograd (the former StaJln.l of cold water by saying bo wu about any Pan-European saourl· by til• llwi1lana 10 yearo later. &, PHIL NEWSOM l...,tef 11114 to the Sovlel 'i!pace I'IPUUII CAIII'IIll Sentinel, TWO-WELL QUALIFIED ·Here Are Best Buys for June 30, JI!IY J& 2 ............ ..... &IJ81'ICJNKU Crta 8r1dlord ..._.~. ....,o.ao &. t. IIIIAIIfURD I I llo by '~lito, of Woodard, Mrl. Harlan Wehrung, blood at tlJe ·llloodmobUe visit Monday It! Pomeroy, were: POMEROY - Robert Russell, Paul Carper, Margaret McDajliel, 1:1..-lan Wehrung, Betty carper, Mal')' 'A. Samuels, Gone Houdashel~ Erma Smitll, Dorothjo ileewos, .Jack Braley, Frnnces C&rleton, Torn Reuter, Jane Walton, Dorothy Sales f E&H Bo. _-- ...e Up Walter R Couch, William Rodford, Geoffrey A. WUson, Clmrles Gloebler; Horold R. Norton, Gilbert Zwilllng, Marlon Ebersbach, Robert W. Vauglm, Don L. Hunnell, Harold S. Spencer, John J. Sebo, Richard E. Vaughn, Allan L. Harris, Guy Guinther, Maury Miller, David KoblerJtz, Phyllis Eng- \ Otw nmmer appliance sale ' '' ;, mfult owing. \\ Better prices tbau evfl' on Freezen, Refrigerators, Wa· I lher-DrJer Pain, E\ec. Ran· In Memory ces and AJr..CondJtioners. 15 cu. ft. Chest FREEZER --c:---- $195 19 cu. II. Ch ... FREEZER ~-. $235 F'" IN CrtJm With E•ch F...,.r I Refrlg•r•tor. lisb. MIDDLEPORT - Gary Grift) fttll, George McHaffie, Earl ·tor> McKinley, Barbara Terry, :_. ~ Charles w. searles, John Ly"9' onS, E. N. Burdette, Dr. R. R. ..,..Ljl ··-~· Pickens, Kennebt Imboden, n..tJ:w-·~Un.Y Mrs Kenneth Scites, Eva Hart.uua~~~t'~ ley, _ Rosemary Lyons, Freda ' · ' '@ ... ~ ·• Edwards, James E. BrewingSales 11/,1,;.-AJXlH Unlled ton, Gemml M. easel, Chester States sm,oil•llonc!a In Ohio W. Erwin, Paul R. Houdashelt, were $24:~ ~OD during May Donald E. Reuter, Bernard ~P $%.(~foil over · May Fultz, Betty Fultz, WiUie Maud • ~ ~" . Coates, Albert Roush. Ohio ~~ !Iondo salee fur RACINE - Edward O'Conthe ltrol ¥tve lliontllo tolaled Dor Carroll Teaford Martin $U6.2_ll!iDJon.·-'- up Ill.I mil Emma Adams, Roblion o"" -~ ~· ert Cleland. · Tbo State IHlbleved 4U per LONG BO'ITOM Marte cent of 11!1 BDDIIIII salee gnal at Barton, Richard Barton, Mary the end of Ma~ wblch Is sUpt· K. Rose, Ada Bissell, Betty ly above the projected sales Plgol~ Charles Marotnko. goal for Ibis petlod. Mannllll{ A. Marcinko, Ho·• Thendor~ T) ~. Jr., Metgo ard E. Parker, Henry Bahr. ~~~"'.21\nnlon !"J!Ol'led Lanora Davis. ,v.m.,-• . ,.., lolalod $10,· · SYRACUSE - Myla Hudson m in May. The county acblev- Ada Slack, Sylvia Zwlllina: !! 30.7 per cent of Its sales Woodrow T. Zwilling, Robert pal May 31st. L. Wingett, Millon Rousli, The County Chairman . eallod REEDSVILLE - Mary Vtne'*ntioo to a reeent amend- yard, Faye P. Wallon. · ~nt in . ~ reauJaUone RU'I'LAND - George White !Jch provldii, lbl Sertee H Tom Martin, Howard Birch: lfOnds bavl!!&· a laoe •alae of lleld, Jad!es c. White. IIOO,Oill moy be reoelved u IIIINERSVILLE - Herbert ~ in Ill)' -~•r )'Bar by ldelntyre, Clara Mcintyre, Hoa tax-exempt ,orclllllatlon. ward Newland, Lawrence S. Eb. "· ' " · • ersbncb, Stacie Arnold. 'lolany aeUvllles are pl8J!Dod MABON CITY, W.VA.lo! the Julf f:t~ F~ George Johnson. !!Ji<s wiD be· _ to v1all CHESTER - Betty Hawk, relatives, ~ ct11 thetr Rente M. Parker, Marvin Keeway to ~-· . •· baqh, Albert Parker, Paul Heavy IDcreuel your Hawk. chances ol ~;o ~- GAWPOIJS - James Net· Drive deltDIII'il)t. _J'ulea yaur oon. seat belts ... heDen con wall, CLIJi'!'ON - Richard GOkey. ~ • HARTFORD, W. VA. Gorillas,llve llltnomada and Mra. Dorothy M, James roam tho Jun11o !Jir food. VJNTON - Jolm Colwell. 1 wtkoxeo, S9c e FROZ~N FOOD BUY 3 2-lb. _bag• CUPS -THERMOS ••iM... 50 ,., 69c 7 -' Tiger Brand , CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES 5 lb• . big, 39c For Your Outing Plenty Of Picnic HI-C FR,UIT DRINKS - All 3 :-... 46 FIIVOI1 ' - I QUARf Thermos·Bottles .; • • $1.98 eSUN TAN LOnONS and OIL eFILM ' CUT _RATf MCINE, 0. ' ' ·.:· ' # Directon, pallbearers, _ Ohio. 10 0.: lor c•n• '· . ~ ,.~ ,'f. . ~ ' • . .. . '( c ' •' uJ'..r· ..• ' ;cc>; GIRL Troop No. 28T II uvlng . -. rwnmll8• eel• frl. day and Saturday_July I ud 1 In tl1a eli Evou buiJdlq lol PoJnBR11, from I oil! I p.m. GUNS - oil ·ldtlda, llewart'l on Depot St. Ia 1011 • lrtllla, ,• of ' ,. .- ' ' .' f ,..,.._:' ;' ~- .r': ' ·:, ..... reloadiDC . ' _., j{ AUcrJON ot Adams Pos~ Mlin St., Rullaod, Friday lligbts at T:lll. We !ell Cooda 01 OODSipmeRI, Phou 742-0391. • 29 6lo • 21 3lo ' .. -...( -· -- . . ' I' ; ·.- ..__ ••••I .._ .__ 1." · • ' 4 j'-;' l!l • ' . .'·, ' 'I .. / '\ -.. ~ •. ~ . .. ~;.. Morua model. Beautiful Jill" boeOnr oolor wltb IDitdllni IJIIerlor, M ITUDIIAKIR ... t!MS V8 2 dr. Dotona a dr, lla1'll Top, ODJy 1,848 ..., mfteo, Four IIPOOd Jilek olllft. tlful all •bQ>I blue buoket -15. Tlila ... lo .. ....., new 11 loob Ulie It sl!•uld be inlhe!lbowroom- 1115 PLYMOUTII. Sedlo and beater. In good running condition. Priced reasonable. See Mn. Le:oora Jenkin11, Syr• ------ ==- -- 6 211 ltl57 CHEVROLET, V-6, 283 cu. in. motor, 2 door ha;~~;: good tires, R and H, rtCO!lt overhauL can wt 2172 betweeo 4 and 7 •~ 1'====="~===='1 PriC< $295. I 9p.m. 6 29 3tc ----...':~~=-~= good173-5942. condi- !.. SWING ~ repair ,.. 1159 Uon,VIAT, price 1100-D, $150, Ph. - . en makoo. WY z.rll4. s 28 3tc , ftle Falll'i< Shop. Pomeroy =~=-;--;---===----; Autborlzed Singer Sates IIIII IMPALA Chevrolet, 2 1 ill lie door, Sports Coupe, Call -----------------.! eAiumlnum Bodl"e eAdiust-A-Ltwt~l Lillie elat'll Flbt11JIIn Wlndowt SERVICE Blaettnars WY 2-2193 m-1 3647. 8 29 3tc 1 , -::1159:::-cC;;;JIE=VR"' O"'L"'E:;;;T-;Im=pa"' ta,--con=mtible, big V-8, R&ll, new 1 top. See at corner of Second I and Miller Sts. to Masoo, W. Va. 6 26 6tc ePaid Tralnlnl !I Weeka) IIIII CORVAIR Monza, 2 door, aulomatic, new paint job, aew eExpert tires, very good condition, ling To ~ Su..-. $850. See Gall Miller. Middleport, 0. Ph. lm-3196. s:: i 23 61< Pomeroy •~ ln. Plywood floone el3 oz. Duck Celllnv•• a•- aDII!Itll -.-. 1961 OMC 1i TOtl, 8' P!ctup Body, c:ab hal appearance ot aew trk. Color white over ...t, oew t1ros, 8 cyL _,;no. A Nee ooe. ' 'lll!ella .,, 1961 CHlVROL•T 2 TON, 1()2" eab to ule, 15' produce body in A-1 condiUoa, VB en· line 2 apeed rear we, delilxe' cab, B215lt20-IO ply tire~ • real solid truck wltb plen· tr of a:ood Ml'\lid left. Only ~AMIL. Good •tmart~ 1t64 CHIVROI.IT Panel Y8 eaJine, automatie ' WE 11 bnkee, positnetloo rile, ra· dio, a ftne lookin&' and niee perlonniOI truck. NEW CHMOLET TRUCKS IN STOCK t.C'-Y V111, 1-6W Pick· 2-8' Plckupo. I~ Ton Camper Cha•la, 8' Pick· up, 1-1 Ton Stake with 11p, oluol wheolo. 4 NEW 1966 atMOLEr """ t ' • I I I I -··~~-·· o O...._IIIIJirlltlatlll ... _ h Ia ... A oa1re ···~·· ee•l an P-gerC111 A It sA n•ttl'»...._ .... - . .,lll:!l,at..._. . . . . E ••• & drlo!DJJIIeuurt. ........... . •~• AIR.CO~DITIONING leidy for your llolldiJ •• n ~· HONDA SALES & SERVIa II ONI OP THI • 1 n P!OPLII CALL WY :Jc21Jl tlreo, 6 eyl. etljine, iilde doon &lllr! thC :15.]. • -..,w.vo. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1963 CORY AIR . . . . . . 1¢ CAMPING TRAILERS -st. lawllngs Honda S1l11 $1395 r ,. I.Pt ROUSH & LYONS DICK RAWLINGS n ,.,.., ' ~· ,' ;' .__ 11.1Z. llolla.- .,.,.. .._ _;DRESSING Al.AD -=:·ZED. .,. &I_, <T hC JOMu• ARE YOO a hlgb IIChOOI 1IZ. )ll!dcd graduate wbo thl•k• logically aod would tilie to 1lliO thai K V _ l _ ability ill a cballengiog job? &ttslnHYou aro blvited to oonaull S.'!wlJ'n. with Mr. Den BargdJIJ, Diltrict Maaa1er, Burger Boy F~llamls, lo lvaluote your potential ia our rapidly expand!IIJ rettaurul orgaai- &Bt__.. zatlon as a future maaager of 1110 of our IDcatiOIVI. We will traill you for a job with a tutul-e and tldv.-meat to • ftto · ftgure ' brackelj a.UitiiS Apply' ia perBOI Oily at U~- G.Otll&wM 1011 &\ South Congreea ltreelil, <&. """""' Athe... Oblo, from I • J p.m. \ • 29 lito Como ._, ....... a.S~&&Isla Notice Pork ~,. lean, Miracle Wh•·p· ~ Hunt's Catsup :':!~~ _· Qel Mon.te Peaches "i::.or 3 :. •1·_ ·;·Grado A Milk 7:9,fr. , FREEl 3;40o,i89C THESE ARE ALL ----- ..-·.. _ =at ..,....,. ,.... ..... ...... ... --- -··--and -....... ... ··-. --.... ... ·-----............ - ............. .... , .......... . ....... .............. _ .... ___ _ __ .. ___ ,. ... ...... ..... ••••A•• ••••.a. ••u ... .... ,....... aid all who helped in ony way. Cleveland, Efflt Veuble, SHOWBOAT .Family Size Can• .._-. ....... I 10~59c UMdlnlcb DArtY CROSSWORD , c SupP,Iies. 67c l·lb. trays Port( POTATOE-S S9.98 • • $1· the flold on IOfld ::"at and 99 ·, . Bacon-- l 20 PIECE Plastic Picnic Sets Ham~!~· . Pitcher ·. ICE OIESTS Hot and Cold WE WISH to thank_ Rev. How- SOUP'S ON, the rug thot ta, ==-:-=,---:--:---:f:--=JA'-;JOo=tc ard Ruppell for llis consoling so clean the spot with Blua &RAil kllll p0e11 loelll Free words during the death o! Lustre. Rent electric sham~ JOUI' home frtm termite!, QLD" brother, Oliver Mitch. Alpooer $1 Ficken's Hardware uta, cackroacbelll, crickets, oo thank! to the Rawt1111• eo., Inc. 6 21 Stc ....-pt111111, lllverlisb, opidm, Coati Flllleral Home, and ter ,__ A allwho oeot Dora! offerings aod 10 FT. MARINE plywood boa~ ~Bond;' ~J anyoae eJse who assisted. oara. ond cushJ(JR!I iRcluded. CO., M1ddleport. 4 21 Uc Sister and Brother, Gertrude Movlllf!, must sell. Ph. 992 • Kloos Perry Milch. 2960. 6 28 JIEP()S9I!SSED l!lloclrallll 8 29 ltp SPOTS before your eyeo - oo eleaoer, aew eleaur ....,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:_ your aew carpet - remove lee, ourrenl awdeJ, ....... I WANT to thank oil frteods then with Blue Lustre. Rent ablt payments. CaD 1'1$-2141 ud uelgbbors for their killd· electric sliampooer •1. Pl Pleasant, or wrtto Elet> ness ud sympathy, at the eroy Ctment Block Co. lrolux, 2118 Fif~ Sl, Poial death of my mctller, M a s 'II Its 8 I Jllll PleuaaL Arbelil Jobao. Special thanks 1o Rev. Howard Ruppell for his words, M r s. ACJWIIII Campbell the cbolr of I."""" l~t church, Ewiog &.,.. - U.S. NO. 1 NEW RED 6 29 99Z-3328. Lookl Budget Sliced $1 BATHROOM plastic tile hloclt, aluminWR oldlng, otorm and wiRdow!. We build bell ud repair tho reel. CluJ ll<i8Jer, Raolle, Ohio. mabogaoy fl'llat, extra Joag 10fa. ' ti,lft I[ .limB (Exnpt Ruen) ' Canned e POTATOES For Quick FlxTrut _ _ 6 23 Gtc we've n~rrowed It's Priced Specl1l- Annour's Star Embassy Crinkle Cut FRENCii FRIED nd Beef ' A CHIVROLIT .... Coupe. Ecooomklll CorYIIr P~~m~roy, 0. ..... Hardware, Pomeroy, 0 . Lunch Meat · llb. ·a9~ 2~~ 49c GRAPE PUNCii eration, New Haven. Phone • e uTIJ •3537 r YOU CAN walk 011 your rug boun after cleaniAg it Lustre FOBJD. Electric pooer rental $1. Ebe,rsbaooh Stverll V1rletlts On Sale This Weekend! • '=-'!.~·~ POMIIOY Crew's Steak House •St.MI x.Fr•mt• . DRINKS CiiiANo• otteo serv;,.,_ Jack's Refrig- • Freshly Ground and Packaged! Good • Cookad Oulcloo11l Fairmont Cooler! ~ .FRUIT AIR OONDmONJNG Relrtger- Card of Tb.nks Our ·Goocl e DAIRY BUY S.r~lc• WHEEL AliGNMENT -- ' INSUlATED COOKED OUTDOORS! DAIRY FAIR e RACINE. OHIO .look W, Canoy, Mgr. c lb. THEY TASTE BETTER e v.carton ,.t. lhdrenlcOrdlrlngf• lpHcll Our Drlv.ln ' Fairmont Ice Milk Almost Like Fairmont Ice Cream COMING SOON! JIM CARNAHAN EXPERIENCED "The Store With A Hart" DAIRY BUY Wrlfw, Phone or Centad ~:ROY l & PEARL STS.-RACINE e AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT OHIO Open 8 to 8-Mon. Tbru Sat. ~TH Ph. WY 2·2181 Picnic Pleaser! ~ ... !.~e. ~ Ill W. MAIM Pollllf'Oy, Ohio OF • Ful• Valu • MARKET J h " 1.11 BLAETTNARS ' DnllOII, , C. &J. Trailer S.les '' BI~IifDonors on Monday 1110blnattona. -.,~o~~ c•. . . , - CALL W Y - Ill L-., II, Mlddlopoll, 0. \ RACINE !'Iaili .. .,,. PII!JtlOOI, ••ae. musbrooa llalll at r • tr .... ELECTRICIANS I Rlcht Resarvea to j:Jmlt QuanUtleol - AT ITS GREATEST ..atiiRICA'S MOSl U:: ' PIZZA PIIIWIY.Meter CO. 0,... · - ' p.lli.,' RADIATOR SERVICE horne, M ::-::-··: _:::c-::- • 50 x 100 in Middleport on 2711 ::-::•.-:: Soutb FUth St. Price 16,500. Pbou lm-51411. U NiW LdiOfilr Shop etar eTruck eHootw Con eauu..._ eAnyType IEnH GOBLE FORD f ROOM boose with both and I ;;..:~;;:- -o-o~=-­ lerge lot oo Depot St. Ia Rutlanil, G. Ph. m-tl26tf, 6 18 6lp USED FURNITURE WE'RE CLEANING OUT OUR USED FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, EVERYTHING GO. THESE ARE SOME GOOD USED ITEMS TRADED IN ON NEW FURNITUQ . OUR STORE. 1-NICE LIVING ROOM SUITE • • • • • COHII TAlLIS SEVERAL END TABLES 3 PC. CURVED SECTIONAL • • • • • • FLOOR LAMPS • • • • • • • • • • • 2-RADIO & RECORD PLAYER ~~:!NATIONS 2-GOOD USED REFRIGERATORS -Priced 1-21 Cu. Ft. ADMIRAL DEEP-FREEZE PLENTY OF NICE DINETTE SETS • • 1-FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC DRYER • • • 3 NICE ELEORIC RANGES ~~~..~ONDITION 1-SOFA BED - • • • • • • • • • • • • 2-BUNK BED MATTRESSES • • • • • 2-0DD CHAIRS • - • • • • • • • • 1-TWIN SIZE BED - • • • • • • • • 1-CHEST OF DRAWERS, 4 DRAWERS • 1-FW SID! BED • • • - • • • • • & I PC. l E T - - - - - - - - �~------. ,. ' 't . .-1; i 'I 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.!tllddleport, ' 0., )\ill!' ~. ! -i '"J' ' ' ""' '',' ;.J 11; ~ A:; ll,.w,.• . t ' ' liM(:i1ltii':W~. .,-.,~t ~"'~~~ 'WJ\11 n&r. liM\,·~\-~\~,· .and ~~~J&t-,,._f'~'-h''.' i CifiW~·~~- ~ :~:.. ~- ~ Eynon • . ~ J!lll-1!1t't· .WIIIllm Acketl · mot . ten ~ .W -;JW'elilwOO¢' rWliiJ MIChael; ·Mellnde "\ \ Bashim :_· . - 1le!eMr.lastin4week. Mrs, Rlcbarcl Gaul ..., '', . " ''· '1t• ' ~ sona ·of Chelter wm tuP1\l ~•• • ; .. ; :,:gu::.~~:or ~-and 8oeJ· ·i~ '" l· .;n~S . 1·' Mrs '·A ··a Bailey' olilled on 1968 !!:=~::;;::;:..;,.::::;:.:;:.:::,;:;.: , :=:;.:,_l.,:::.!_:.;:_~::::...= . ~ r! . ..•· N· ' r,o - t· · ~O~tgn_ ew~ \itO~?"'~ I Qry . . ' ~ Nlli Tb!lothy • • .. Mra. Sadle Trussoll 1J1811I a dfy wlth 'bar oilter, Mrs. 4da \il'•uu.,a. vi U...:N,~;:. Mr. and Mro. Arvll Holter, dautibter, Sharoil, Linda Ly.!ns and Mr. and Mra. Ellon Spenc-er Jttendeil lfaduaticn etereJt. es of Gary Holter al Groat Dol\9 '."h!l' lbolr P-nl!!.!"li'!' Lakes, m. • ~llljlll, . Texu, , '' . ·' _ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballnrd Mr, tnd . ~•.llalpll . ~ and lll!llly opent on evlllllntl and 'family o;lll\l on loll".. and with Mr. and Mrs. Roruilt Hot. Mri. OJ'• -Wliila ,of PPIJIII'O)'. let' of carmel. . Ml; ..xll\l:s. Carl (llhllt ~~ Mrs. Worley Davis, 011!1111 tend the fu-.rlll ·of ·bli! •l!ll~ and Dian Davil ere 1pendl!t$ Mfll, NeW' Stratllo!lf-, (lrll!t.a- o-few days with the ArvU Holt- llJ vOte, W. · Va. Mr. alld Mrs. Clarenoe B;lbr o! Colmub\Ls Bpent a weekond wllb Milo MQ!lole, ' Tho irilent clJlld of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry White, Belpll, was buried at IJie ,Wh!te Cemetery or family. • Mr. and J,lrs. Carl Olfut ~~ jeoded the Offut reunion at Mt. Zion, w. Va. leal week. L!oster Roush called on Mr. and Mrs. Stanley TruaaeU on Sunday evelllng. > ' 1 ' u · ss· a ~It ' ontet 1 . ~r~lor ~ e,alufe ~ -, ·J;sttto · . ~~c~: u.~ec~ _i~ ~ .u..f·~i fl"'"tecl .• ~.: S d~ - h' , ·• · Pt. '\iO~jlliu• us'I:ig' lui'. ress·;. IVe d'~'/"1 :..~1-1 L • on ' &lad also tlmt the U!'lted State• '•ty -ronferenee end have ~t ¥tstfjl .. a eounter-welchl !o. :"'ently m,s~sted ~.!II 110 $ I ,. ' ' ai ,, .. 17i;;•· ' .I• , . 0 · , II ' . ~· ' . 1ht p ' (l'~d) · _ I dloou11loll between PAAIIe and h1s hosts were ~ jturope, VIet Nini to11Jq lt•. ·, On GerinaDy, the ~Russlanl 8JII! ~} 1..,.j De :a~_ htvt bQI~ • ..,., Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way • _ Within them tllere were orou -ee~l. • _ VPI Forelp Newo Aealyll 'al Selkonur tn Central 9.' agreement ond olio of ~barp WhOa De G...Ue ~ llkt ':':=.:!!.1C ~'"""' r.harlea Asia. dlsagreeiM:Ilt. - form I p~eblp with 11 de Gaulle'• miJMtic progreu :. ~'~ !'_-.:::- • '""'"'' ' ' a Soviets In tiulldlng a ~ lhrough the Soviet Union wltll Yet even before the , IJ!l~o European oeourlly eonlerenee extendiJii ll'om tne '"'"'"'~ w steolul trrever...., a headllt!o reac~ed the -halfway -111ori II wltl)out Amari can ,Pertlelpatl"!', the urals, both realtr.e It lo P ' In tho uttrlcal wO\kly Jo ,.,, ed apparent that llttl,! of 8 a proJect not fully suppof!ed ·by tmpoollbiUI)I wltllout !trot eel, ...,.rd enchatno proolalmed: - concrete nature would omerp. De Gaulle. t!lnS the prlekly ileue Ql I .. ' De GauUO bad not prOVJd 1o tmmodto]ely upon arrival IIi ~vlded Genilally. , · · . Yalta Is debapU•"!, •nd wlll be lbe bull in~ china sl!op of_ Moom, De Gaulle told tii,O I' De Gaulle ~ to r<041• be caUed Goultovad. Wesiern unt!Y . tllal _some Russians that U.S. lntereots It! _nllt tha penJJa!lent dlvlllon of_ The lint villi, of • Frencb Western Allies had lured, :nor El!"lpo <11111101 be Wli!Ciod. Germany. The Soviets ~ ~ Presi~nl to IJ!e Sovltll UI!!Qn, "!' tile '''"' be ~ . AcoorljlnB 1q rell~lt ~' J'OIIdY to abond011 ,Conunw!lll. both omustng illllllmp("lllve to always Ill• ooeo bls ·Ruoslan De . gauQ~ aliO'; lo14 tbe :East GerlllllnY· , the Frencb _puwile, wult! 1114lt I!Qoll mlpl hove hoped_ !AI Russian• IJ!al a ~II'- . Wha~ts expectecl to eome !1111 a major ""enl jUid Wll3 belna boar. - ll!!lllld _be - ~aUed ol!ly aft_.,~ of U,-- ~vle~De Gaulle _ , . treatec!-10 by bOtlloldell. 11e ploued \ !h•·• Rulllanl numbtfol blleteral agrOemellll itons, ll an ""panllon ol The olftolal 10 1u1ura aJ ~ wban '1e laid be ••• glad tile have been-- roeohe'cl, ' ' oclti\WA<, oultqral jUid IIOIIIIIIIrbetween De G!llllle and So•lel stwlot Ulllon Mlofell llooiluu U -"~ oootmnee II tl1a final mJ rwtAIIolil, Nol OJPOC!ed II leaden .actually were ellended HI'Y8d as a CO\I!IIer-weltlbl ICI;" he oald. any new frlondll!lp tre;lty 1ucb w many more during trips to qalnst tile United Stalllo. BuT The Ruo~ans . themsNveo .• ,1111 one -COIICiud&(l b)' DJ Novosibirsk, Leninsrtld, -Kie'l, be Immediately tllrew It! 1 dosl! appear to have few tlluaotona ljeulle In 11114 . and rinounoad Volgograd (the former StaJln.l of cold water by saying bo wu about any Pan-European saourl· by til• llwi1lana 10 yearo later. &, PHIL NEWSOM l...,tef 11114 to the Sovlel 'i!pace I'IPUUII CAIII'IIll Sentinel, TWO-WELL QUALIFIED ·Here Are Best Buys for June 30, JI!IY J& 2 ............ ..... &IJ81'ICJNKU Crta 8r1dlord ..._.~. ....,o.ao &. t. IIIIAIIfURD I I llo by '~lito, of Woodard, Mrl. Harlan Wehrung, blood at tlJe ·llloodmobUe visit Monday It! Pomeroy, were: POMEROY - Robert Russell, Paul Carper, Margaret McDajliel, 1:1..-lan Wehrung, Betty carper, Mal')' 'A. Samuels, Gone Houdashel~ Erma Smitll, Dorothjo ileewos, .Jack Braley, Frnnces C&rleton, Torn Reuter, Jane Walton, Dorothy Sales f E&H Bo. _-- ...e Up Walter R Couch, William Rodford, Geoffrey A. WUson, Clmrles Gloebler; Horold R. Norton, Gilbert Zwilllng, Marlon Ebersbach, Robert W. Vauglm, Don L. Hunnell, Harold S. Spencer, John J. Sebo, Richard E. Vaughn, Allan L. Harris, Guy Guinther, Maury Miller, David KoblerJtz, Phyllis Eng- \ Otw nmmer appliance sale ' '' ;, mfult owing. \\ Better prices tbau evfl' on Freezen, Refrigerators, Wa· I lher-DrJer Pain, E\ec. Ran· In Memory ces and AJr..CondJtioners. 15 cu. ft. Chest FREEZER --c:---- $195 19 cu. II. Ch ... FREEZER ~-. $235 F'" IN CrtJm With E•ch F...,.r I Refrlg•r•tor. lisb. MIDDLEPORT - Gary Grift) fttll, George McHaffie, Earl ·tor> McKinley, Barbara Terry, :_. ~ Charles w. searles, John Ly"9' onS, E. N. Burdette, Dr. R. R. ..,..Ljl ··-~· Pickens, Kennebt Imboden, n..tJ:w-·~Un.Y Mrs Kenneth Scites, Eva Hart.uua~~~t'~ ley, _ Rosemary Lyons, Freda ' · ' '@ ... ~ ·• Edwards, James E. BrewingSales 11/,1,;.-AJXlH Unlled ton, Gemml M. easel, Chester States sm,oil•llonc!a In Ohio W. Erwin, Paul R. Houdashelt, were $24:~ ~OD during May Donald E. Reuter, Bernard ~P $%.(~foil over · May Fultz, Betty Fultz, WiUie Maud • ~ ~" . Coates, Albert Roush. Ohio ~~ !Iondo salee fur RACINE - Edward O'Conthe ltrol ¥tve lliontllo tolaled Dor Carroll Teaford Martin $U6.2_ll!iDJon.·-'- up Ill.I mil Emma Adams, Roblion o"" -~ ~· ert Cleland. · Tbo State IHlbleved 4U per LONG BO'ITOM Marte cent of 11!1 BDDIIIII salee gnal at Barton, Richard Barton, Mary the end of Ma~ wblch Is sUpt· K. Rose, Ada Bissell, Betty ly above the projected sales Plgol~ Charles Marotnko. goal for Ibis petlod. Mannllll{ A. Marcinko, Ho·• Thendor~ T) ~. Jr., Metgo ard E. Parker, Henry Bahr. ~~~"'.21\nnlon !"J!Ol'led Lanora Davis. ,v.m.,-• . ,.., lolalod $10,· · SYRACUSE - Myla Hudson m in May. The county acblev- Ada Slack, Sylvia Zwlllina: !! 30.7 per cent of Its sales Woodrow T. Zwilling, Robert pal May 31st. L. Wingett, Millon Rousli, The County Chairman . eallod REEDSVILLE - Mary Vtne'*ntioo to a reeent amend- yard, Faye P. Wallon. · ~nt in . ~ reauJaUone RU'I'LAND - George White !Jch provldii, lbl Sertee H Tom Martin, Howard Birch: lfOnds bavl!!&· a laoe •alae of lleld, Jad!es c. White. IIOO,Oill moy be reoelved u IIIINERSVILLE - Herbert ~ in Ill)' -~•r )'Bar by ldelntyre, Clara Mcintyre, Hoa tax-exempt ,orclllllatlon. ward Newland, Lawrence S. Eb. "· ' " · • ersbncb, Stacie Arnold. 'lolany aeUvllles are pl8J!Dod MABON CITY, W.VA.lo! the Julf f:t~ F~ George Johnson. !!Ji<s wiD be· _ to v1all CHESTER - Betty Hawk, relatives, ~ ct11 thetr Rente M. Parker, Marvin Keeway to ~-· . •· baqh, Albert Parker, Paul Heavy IDcreuel your Hawk. chances ol ~;o ~- GAWPOIJS - James Net· Drive deltDIII'il)t. _J'ulea yaur oon. seat belts ... heDen con wall, CLIJi'!'ON - Richard GOkey. ~ • HARTFORD, W. VA. Gorillas,llve llltnomada and Mra. Dorothy M, James roam tho Jun11o !Jir food. VJNTON - Jolm Colwell. 1 wtkoxeo, S9c e FROZ~N FOOD BUY 3 2-lb. _bag• CUPS -THERMOS ••iM... 50 ,., 69c 7 -' Tiger Brand , CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES 5 lb• . big, 39c For Your Outing Plenty Of Picnic HI-C FR,UIT DRINKS - All 3 :-... 46 FIIVOI1 ' - I QUARf Thermos·Bottles .; • • $1.98 eSUN TAN LOnONS and OIL eFILM ' CUT _RATf MCINE, 0. ' ' ·.:· ' # Directon, pallbearers, _ Ohio. 10 0.: lor c•n• '· . ~ ,.~ ,'f. . ~ ' • . .. . '( c ' •' uJ'..r· ..• ' ;cc>; GIRL Troop No. 28T II uvlng . -. rwnmll8• eel• frl. day and Saturday_July I ud 1 In tl1a eli Evou buiJdlq lol PoJnBR11, from I oil! I p.m. GUNS - oil ·ldtlda, llewart'l on Depot St. Ia 1011 • lrtllla, ,• of ' ,. .- ' ' .' f ,..,.._:' ;' ~- .r': ' ·:, ..... reloadiDC . ' _., j{ AUcrJON ot Adams Pos~ Mlin St., Rullaod, Friday lligbts at T:lll. We !ell Cooda 01 OODSipmeRI, Phou 742-0391. • 29 6lo • 21 3lo ' .. -...( -· -- . . ' I' ; ·.- ..__ ••••I .._ .__ 1." · • ' 4 j'-;' l!l • ' . .'·, ' 'I .. / '\ -.. ~ •. ~ . .. ~;.. Morua model. Beautiful Jill" boeOnr oolor wltb IDitdllni IJIIerlor, M ITUDIIAKIR ... t!MS V8 2 dr. Dotona a dr, lla1'll Top, ODJy 1,848 ..., mfteo, Four IIPOOd Jilek olllft. tlful all •bQ>I blue buoket -15. Tlila ... lo .. ....., new 11 loob Ulie It sl!•uld be inlhe!lbowroom- 1115 PLYMOUTII. Sedlo and beater. In good running condition. Priced reasonable. See Mn. Le:oora Jenkin11, Syr• ------ ==- -- 6 211 ltl57 CHEVROLET, V-6, 283 cu. in. motor, 2 door ha;~~;: good tires, R and H, rtCO!lt overhauL can wt 2172 betweeo 4 and 7 •~ 1'====="~===='1 PriC< $295. I 9p.m. 6 29 3tc ----...':~~=-~= good173-5942. condi- !.. SWING ~ repair ,.. 1159 Uon,VIAT, price 1100-D, $150, Ph. - . en makoo. WY z.rll4. s 28 3tc , ftle Falll'i< Shop. Pomeroy =~=-;--;---===----; Autborlzed Singer Sates IIIII IMPALA Chevrolet, 2 1 ill lie door, Sports Coupe, Call -----------------.! eAiumlnum Bodl"e eAdiust-A-Ltwt~l Lillie elat'll Flbt11JIIn Wlndowt SERVICE Blaettnars WY 2-2193 m-1 3647. 8 29 3tc 1 , -::1159:::-cC;;;JIE=VR"' O"'L"'E:;;;T-;Im=pa"' ta,--con=mtible, big V-8, R&ll, new 1 top. See at corner of Second I and Miller Sts. to Masoo, W. Va. 6 26 6tc ePaid Tralnlnl !I Weeka) IIIII CORVAIR Monza, 2 door, aulomatic, new paint job, aew eExpert tires, very good condition, ling To ~ Su..-. $850. See Gall Miller. Middleport, 0. Ph. lm-3196. s:: i 23 61< Pomeroy •~ ln. Plywood floone el3 oz. Duck Celllnv•• a•- aDII!Itll -.-. 1961 OMC 1i TOtl, 8' P!ctup Body, c:ab hal appearance ot aew trk. Color white over ...t, oew t1ros, 8 cyL _,;no. A Nee ooe. ' 'lll!ella .,, 1961 CHlVROL•T 2 TON, 1()2" eab to ule, 15' produce body in A-1 condiUoa, VB en· line 2 apeed rear we, delilxe' cab, B215lt20-IO ply tire~ • real solid truck wltb plen· tr of a:ood Ml'\lid left. Only ~AMIL. Good •tmart~ 1t64 CHIVROI.IT Panel Y8 eaJine, automatie ' WE 11 bnkee, positnetloo rile, ra· dio, a ftne lookin&' and niee perlonniOI truck. NEW CHMOLET TRUCKS IN STOCK t.C'-Y V111, 1-6W Pick· 2-8' Plckupo. I~ Ton Camper Cha•la, 8' Pick· up, 1-1 Ton Stake with 11p, oluol wheolo. 4 NEW 1966 atMOLEr """ t ' • I I I I -··~~-·· o O...._IIIIJirlltlatlll ... _ h Ia ... A oa1re ···~·· ee•l an P-gerC111 A It sA n•ttl'»...._ .... - . .,lll:!l,at..._. . . . . E ••• & drlo!DJJIIeuurt. ........... . •~• AIR.CO~DITIONING leidy for your llolldiJ •• n ~· HONDA SALES & SERVIa II ONI OP THI • 1 n P!OPLII CALL WY :Jc21Jl tlreo, 6 eyl. etljine, iilde doon &lllr! thC :15.]. • -..,w.vo. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1963 CORY AIR . . . . . . 1¢ CAMPING TRAILERS -st. lawllngs Honda S1l11 $1395 r ,. I.Pt ROUSH & LYONS DICK RAWLINGS n ,.,.., ' ~· ,' ;' .__ 11.1Z. llolla.- .,.,.. .._ _;DRESSING Al.AD -=:·ZED. .,. &I_, <T hC JOMu• ARE YOO a hlgb IIChOOI 1IZ. )ll!dcd graduate wbo thl•k• logically aod would tilie to 1lliO thai K V _ l _ ability ill a cballengiog job? &ttslnHYou aro blvited to oonaull S.'!wlJ'n. with Mr. Den BargdJIJ, Diltrict Maaa1er, Burger Boy F~llamls, lo lvaluote your potential ia our rapidly expand!IIJ rettaurul orgaai- &Bt__.. zatlon as a future maaager of 1110 of our IDcatiOIVI. We will traill you for a job with a tutul-e and tldv.-meat to • ftto · ftgure ' brackelj a.UitiiS Apply' ia perBOI Oily at U~- G.Otll&wM 1011 &\ South Congreea ltreelil, <&. """""' Athe... Oblo, from I • J p.m. \ • 29 lito Como ._, ....... a.S~&&Isla Notice Pork ~,. lean, Miracle Wh•·p· ~ Hunt's Catsup :':!~~ _· Qel Mon.te Peaches "i::.or 3 :. •1·_ ·;·Grado A Milk 7:9,fr. , FREEl 3;40o,i89C THESE ARE ALL ----- ..-·.. _ =at ..,....,. ,.... ..... ...... ... --- -··--and -....... ... ··-. --.... ... ·-----............ - ............. .... , .......... . ....... .............. _ .... ___ _ __ .. ___ ,. ... ...... ..... ••••A•• ••••.a. ••u ... .... ,....... aid all who helped in ony way. Cleveland, Efflt Veuble, SHOWBOAT .Family Size Can• .._-. ....... I 10~59c UMdlnlcb DArtY CROSSWORD , c SupP,Iies. 67c l·lb. trays Port( POTATOE-S S9.98 • • $1· the flold on IOfld ::"at and 99 ·, . Bacon-- l 20 PIECE Plastic Picnic Sets Ham~!~· . Pitcher ·. ICE OIESTS Hot and Cold WE WISH to thank_ Rev. How- SOUP'S ON, the rug thot ta, ==-:-=,---:--:---:f:--=JA'-;JOo=tc ard Ruppell for llis consoling so clean the spot with Blua &RAil kllll p0e11 loelll Free words during the death o! Lustre. Rent electric sham~ JOUI' home frtm termite!, QLD" brother, Oliver Mitch. Alpooer $1 Ficken's Hardware uta, cackroacbelll, crickets, oo thank! to the Rawt1111• eo., Inc. 6 21 Stc ....-pt111111, lllverlisb, opidm, Coati Flllleral Home, and ter ,__ A allwho oeot Dora! offerings aod 10 FT. MARINE plywood boa~ ~Bond;' ~J anyoae eJse who assisted. oara. ond cushJ(JR!I iRcluded. CO., M1ddleport. 4 21 Uc Sister and Brother, Gertrude Movlllf!, must sell. Ph. 992 • Kloos Perry Milch. 2960. 6 28 JIEP()S9I!SSED l!lloclrallll 8 29 ltp SPOTS before your eyeo - oo eleaoer, aew eleaur ....,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:_ your aew carpet - remove lee, ourrenl awdeJ, ....... I WANT to thank oil frteods then with Blue Lustre. Rent ablt payments. CaD 1'1$-2141 ud uelgbbors for their killd· electric sliampooer •1. Pl Pleasant, or wrtto Elet> ness ud sympathy, at the eroy Ctment Block Co. lrolux, 2118 Fif~ Sl, Poial death of my mctller, M a s 'II Its 8 I Jllll PleuaaL Arbelil Jobao. Special thanks 1o Rev. Howard Ruppell for his words, M r s. ACJWIIII Campbell the cbolr of I."""" l~t church, Ewiog &.,.. - U.S. NO. 1 NEW RED 6 29 99Z-3328. Lookl Budget Sliced $1 BATHROOM plastic tile hloclt, aluminWR oldlng, otorm and wiRdow!. We build bell ud repair tho reel. CluJ ll<i8Jer, Raolle, Ohio. mabogaoy fl'llat, extra Joag 10fa. ' ti,lft I[ .limB (Exnpt Ruen) ' Canned e POTATOES For Quick FlxTrut _ _ 6 23 Gtc we've n~rrowed It's Priced Specl1l- Annour's Star Embassy Crinkle Cut FRENCii FRIED nd Beef ' A CHIVROLIT .... Coupe. Ecooomklll CorYIIr P~~m~roy, 0. ..... Hardware, Pomeroy, 0 . Lunch Meat · llb. ·a9~ 2~~ 49c GRAPE PUNCii eration, New Haven. Phone • e uTIJ •3537 r YOU CAN walk 011 your rug boun after cleaniAg it Lustre FOBJD. Electric pooer rental $1. Ebe,rsbaooh Stverll V1rletlts On Sale This Weekend! • '=-'!.~·~ POMIIOY Crew's Steak House •St.MI x.Fr•mt• . DRINKS CiiiANo• otteo serv;,.,_ Jack's Refrig- • Freshly Ground and Packaged! Good • Cookad Oulcloo11l Fairmont Cooler! ~ .FRUIT AIR OONDmONJNG Relrtger- Card of Tb.nks Our ·Goocl e DAIRY BUY S.r~lc• WHEEL AliGNMENT -- ' INSUlATED COOKED OUTDOORS! DAIRY FAIR e RACINE. OHIO .look W, Canoy, Mgr. c lb. THEY TASTE BETTER e v.carton ,.t. lhdrenlcOrdlrlngf• lpHcll Our Drlv.ln ' Fairmont Ice Milk Almost Like Fairmont Ice Cream COMING SOON! JIM CARNAHAN EXPERIENCED "The Store With A Hart" DAIRY BUY Wrlfw, Phone or Centad ~:ROY l & PEARL STS.-RACINE e AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT OHIO Open 8 to 8-Mon. Tbru Sat. ~TH Ph. WY 2·2181 Picnic Pleaser! ~ ... !.~e. ~ Ill W. MAIM Pollllf'Oy, Ohio OF • Ful• Valu • MARKET J h " 1.11 BLAETTNARS ' DnllOII, , C. &J. Trailer S.les '' BI~IifDonors on Monday 1110blnattona. -.,~o~~ c•. . . , - CALL W Y - Ill L-., II, Mlddlopoll, 0. \ RACINE !'Iaili .. .,,. PII!JtlOOI, ••ae. musbrooa llalll at r • tr .... ELECTRICIANS I Rlcht Resarvea to j:Jmlt QuanUtleol - AT ITS GREATEST ..atiiRICA'S MOSl U:: ' PIZZA PIIIWIY.Meter CO. 0,... · - ' p.lli.,' RADIATOR SERVICE horne, M ::-::-··: _:::c-::- • 50 x 100 in Middleport on 2711 ::-::•.-:: Soutb FUth St. Price 16,500. Pbou lm-51411. U NiW LdiOfilr Shop etar eTruck eHootw Con eauu..._ eAnyType IEnH GOBLE FORD f ROOM boose with both and I ;;..:~;;:- -o-o~=-­ lerge lot oo Depot St. Ia Rutlanil, G. Ph. m-tl26tf, 6 18 6lp USED FURNITURE WE'RE CLEANING OUT OUR USED FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, EVERYTHING GO. THESE ARE SOME GOOD USED ITEMS TRADED IN ON NEW FURNITUQ . OUR STORE. 1-NICE LIVING ROOM SUITE • • • • • COHII TAlLIS SEVERAL END TABLES 3 PC. CURVED SECTIONAL • • • • • • FLOOR LAMPS • • • • • • • • • • • 2-RADIO & RECORD PLAYER ~~:!NATIONS 2-GOOD USED REFRIGERATORS -Priced 1-21 Cu. Ft. ADMIRAL DEEP-FREEZE PLENTY OF NICE DINETTE SETS • • 1-FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC DRYER • • • 3 NICE ELEORIC RANGES ~~~..~ONDITION 1-SOFA BED - • • • • • • • • • • • • 2-BUNK BED MATTRESSES • • • • • 2-0DD CHAIRS • - • • • • • • • • 1-TWIN SIZE BED - • • • • • • • • 1-CHEST OF DRAWERS, 4 DRAWERS • 1-FW SID! BED • • • - • • • • • & I PC. l E T - - - - - - - - �. .. ' !!!!!_1!111111- , . _____ t' ·' .... 0: '. I ... ' ' ' i ! . I . \ I . i j ' Celebrate with low Pr1 cas, real values · • • have a bang-up time at our Fourth of July I ' • :• Sale. The bargains are real sizzlers! ' WE HAVE COMPLETE LINE OF PICNIC SUPPLIES FOR THE HOLlOAY WATERMELONS CANTALOUPES HOT DOGS FOR THE PICNICS WEINERS VLASIC LB. • • • ·'FAIRMONT ~DAIRY PKG. 12oz. FAIR E !gal. can 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU c LK PICKLES ~ LISTEN TINY Is ·WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY SWEET SNAX, 26 oz. Hamb. Chips PERT NAPKINS 32 200 count ~-:-:: ---JO TINY'S HYMN TINE ROYAL CALIFORNIA ON WMPO RADIO CROWN Kanauga, 0. c Middleport, 0. ,. COLA ! qt. Bottles 36Size c For c caHonsof6 \ CHIPS \ or • PILlSBURY BISCUITS 12 CANS c ' I FAIRMONT ~ BUnERMI HAMBURGER LB. c BAG l Gallon OPEN FOOD LAND ·C.ANNED MONDAY 12oz. cans GRAPE ROOT lEER s· Y TI N . I . . c 8--9:30 KANAUGA 8-10 o.· . -~- OR HOT DOG FOR \ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY MIODLEPORT ORANGE COLA 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU \ 1·:.. : ·. Middleport, 0~ ~, . PKGS. • 8's • c ' • , .r,' c REG. s9c oz. �. .. ' !!!!!_1!111111- , . _____ t' ·' .... 0: '. I ... ' ' ' i ! . I . \ I . i j ' Celebrate with low Pr1 cas, real values · • • have a bang-up time at our Fourth of July I ' • :• Sale. The bargains are real sizzlers! ' WE HAVE COMPLETE LINE OF PICNIC SUPPLIES FOR THE HOLlOAY WATERMELONS CANTALOUPES HOT DOGS FOR THE PICNICS WEINERS VLASIC LB. • • • ·'FAIRMONT ~DAIRY PKG. 12oz. FAIR E !gal. can 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU c LK PICKLES ~ LISTEN TINY Is ·WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY SWEET SNAX, 26 oz. Hamb. Chips PERT NAPKINS 32 200 count ~-:-:: ---JO TINY'S HYMN TINE ROYAL CALIFORNIA ON WMPO RADIO CROWN Kanauga, 0. c Middleport, 0. ,. COLA ! qt. Bottles 36Size c For c caHonsof6 \ CHIPS \ or • PILlSBURY BISCUITS 12 CANS c ' I FAIRMONT ~ BUnERMI HAMBURGER LB. c BAG l Gallon OPEN FOOD LAND ·C.ANNED MONDAY 12oz. cans GRAPE ROOT lEER s· Y TI N . I . . c 8--9:30 KANAUGA 8-10 o.· . -~- OR HOT DOG FOR \ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY MIODLEPORT ORANGE COLA 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU \ 1·:.. : ·. Middleport, 0~ ~, . PKGS. • 8's • c ' • , .r,' c REG. s9c oz. �., • ..'' ---~- - .. -·· .. . AS JUStf i ." • •• '•·. ~ ._-... ••·' Tl ,s BARGAl 1:~·: "-:'~,' ' i 1 4th of JULY ' WHAT'S 50 PORE ABOIJT HIM? HE'S GOT OVER TWO THOUSANT WHITS lEN CASEY lv FliED lnd WIIFfY IMITH SOME VARMINT STOLE HIS 'WATCH006 LEGHORNS v' ~- I I LI'L ABNER ! I •' ' KG. OP 6 HOOKS I •• i FLEMM!! W><ERE'S T><E ~IPT? WITH NYLON LEADERS ' ' l c I I ! I I .. HOWII SCHNEIDER PKG. . .'...... , MOtJIQIIE I I 1\/l'lH \1lll CWIJ) __ _,.~ ; - . ...., . ' ~~ -~ ~- ALITTLE/ PLASTIC . . ' LIN£ Mi JUST lWiBlU. l GASULIN! ALLEY MEEk, BuT AS SOMEO/Je c»JCfi SAID. .. LADIES .. NYLON LISTERINE HOSE '" UMIT FULLY UNED MOUTH WASH c c 4 PAID PAIR Reg. 98c LlnLI ORPHAN ANNIE JIM~,THE. i4~ AN OUI• Cf.lltF, I Open Sunday 10-7 OPEN THE 4th OF JULY WOODBURY NEW HAIR SPRAY NAILS bath • SIZe bars c , 'A REAL BUY ' lb. Family Size THERMOS .. 1 Gil. JUG 44 NEW SIZE FAMILY SIZE CREST PUFFS TOOTH PASTE FACIAL TINY'S B tube c Norwich ASPIRIN REG. 89e c TIM.< - RUMR~ CALLED "cAP" IG MISSING WITH A PAIR I-llS PALS, 1-JE'D To C<>TCH "' , _- SWAMP I �., • ..'' ---~- - .. -·· .. . AS JUStf i ." • •• '•·. ~ ._-... ••·' Tl ,s BARGAl 1:~·: "-:'~,' ' i 1 4th of JULY ' WHAT'S 50 PORE ABOIJT HIM? HE'S GOT OVER TWO THOUSANT WHITS lEN CASEY lv FliED lnd WIIFfY IMITH SOME VARMINT STOLE HIS 'WATCH006 LEGHORNS v' ~- I I LI'L ABNER ! I •' ' KG. OP 6 HOOKS I •• i FLEMM!! W><ERE'S T><E ~IPT? WITH NYLON LEADERS ' ' l c I I ! I I .. HOWII SCHNEIDER PKG. . .'...... , MOtJIQIIE I I 1\/l'lH \1lll CWIJ) __ _,.~ ; - . ...., . ' ~~ -~ ~- ALITTLE/ PLASTIC . . ' LIN£ Mi JUST lWiBlU. l GASULIN! ALLEY MEEk, BuT AS SOMEO/Je c»JCfi SAID. .. LADIES .. NYLON LISTERINE HOSE '" UMIT FULLY UNED MOUTH WASH c c 4 PAID PAIR Reg. 98c LlnLI ORPHAN ANNIE JIM~,THE. i4~ AN OUI• Cf.lltF, I Open Sunday 10-7 OPEN THE 4th OF JULY WOODBURY NEW HAIR SPRAY NAILS bath • SIZe bars c , 'A REAL BUY ' lb. Family Size THERMOS .. 1 Gil. JUG 44 NEW SIZE FAMILY SIZE CREST PUFFS TOOTH PASTE FACIAL TINY'S B tube c Norwich ASPIRIN REG. 89e c TIM.< - RUMR~ CALLED "cAP" IG MISSING WITH A PAIR I-llS PALS, 1-JE'D To C<>TCH "' , _- SWAMP I �•• ( ft. ' . • ' rJ ,' ' ''c I ~· ' .' ,, , rs ''\~ t-1\,::ilf , · · · t • :,-: '• · · · 1 ' G' ,. Vacation Bible Sehooi"Ciasses •ve ·· ·13'~-h ".~/"\.{;A..i .. tf· n:d: .-.S"··. c- ho.o·l ~· ·' nL·an Held ~r~~~'!!!:!!:!V .~!:!!.~~!:~.B~ ~;:·J:~tfons ¥:~~~~/,~!~ L f\. ~u ~W'cb CS C me/ a· v ,' " '' I l ' oil ' i<i••· \i Foreign Home Missionariesc·Name I By Baptist Church Dorcas e THE SH()E BOX BAHM CLOTHIERS For All Of Your Sportswear NH<is d 1 ( ' ! I for Both Mu and Women S.U.Wear By Rugby and Catalina MIDDLEPORT, 0. BE TH ..RIFTyI S.: 49c Hot&Cold REG. $3.00 · Thermos 7}MlED418(}Nzy eluded, fits wln- =~~~:t: 6,250&11. ft. .lr _._1 ' . ' Gii Hous~ Approval Of Compromise F-H U26C2]f' S249·00 REG. 75c Solarcaine · · · · 52c Pepto Bismol • · ·-'37c CJndl, • ·, ;ri IP'Cl•l tools requir«<. Flex.(). _ , . 'illlfalll open to iit any Dlh type w'IJktoW"lh" •o 36" wide. · cptns 1or extra coolfnl. 7 Pll'h button statiC climate contruf. Cycle-AI,. apln1 elr to every comer Of room. Arctic window comfortcontrolooltiJIIIL FlU. windows 2'1" to 44" wide, coott up to 3,150 cu. -eoec7 $ 239 GO 1 SUN GLASSES POLAROID "··~·$4.91 lhtu Othtn ~$1.00up lit s.ledicl!'ll 21toii.It rellllou IIIII lklllbyl'lll ·-Ill lrlll88llllla left <Rit So ~!)!!! aparl!neDII AMERICAN FLAGS !You Get Dulling Pow•w·FrNI 9 Other RuiMnttln·lt.ml Buy One end Get Some .lt.n Frw ONCI A YEAR SALII 315 foot with 8 ft. jointed llalf and waD bracket. ' CANDY BARS' & CHEWING GUM RIO. 5c IACH - - - 10 ,.,29c fivo 1111111 II bntldlnf, $J.79 .REG. $1.40 REG. 89c Bayer Aspirin · 64c REG. 98c ICE CHESTS · 99c Absorbine Jr.· ·. 61c DETROIT (UPI) - ·...;~:l~wa:= T11o COROIIIIT --AdJ/IIIIblo thOr· mostatlc cfimltt: control, walnut pined .,..,. 1-llln-. no spocill """' ,....tlld. f--nt-ls-ndlrom 27" 10 411', t;poskion com- $219 00 • f<Jflconlt<lt IO!tllWI. COello up to 3,fi00 cu. ft. .. Model906812 er Fu·ro.niture· tile housJDC. ..... 1IIJiesa~· Heaven Sent Cologne- $2.50 REG. 63c 'l1lo lOYAL --Ad)~ 79c REG. $4.95 Charcoal Briquets • 29c TM IRdiCIII hriH-2 position com- 120 PAfER PLATES BUY REG. 39c SELF STARTING MI.,.,..ORT, ' . •• : Helena Rubenstein WU For Sunllurns I ' . ' . . lllllrt !ball. 'l1lo IIOYAL lorln-Ad)-olher· I1'IOitltlc Control, fiN position COfOo tort control settlnl. vent-exheust. Dull-VIne behind arilledirectacooleir whirl you ,mer. ln111111tlon kit in· ' · S2.49 Thuraday, Friday, Saturday ft, l Elberfelds Are Open Every Week Day Ulltll 5 - On Friday Until 8 and on Saturday Until 9. REG. 69c STYROFOAM Q.J. • • • • S1,6J $99.00 1 y ' ' 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Golf Balls 3for s1.33 REG. $1.59 REG. $2.49 =:}osocu.tt. ' I I theN:~:~~:Ir"':fr~e;sh~rr.~.e~nts~w~er~eis~e~rv~~~~Y~an~d~M~r~s~s:ta:c~ie~A~mo:;;td:.... the monument in yard. tbe hostesses to those ' Eli2abelh Campbell, Reynol~s and Minnie were named as the committee. The books of the Tent will be audited before Save All of Your S81eslip•·From tbe next meeting at the hon,.ll of Mrs. Campbell. Plans wen dl$Cu~sed for a picnic In Aug· II ust. The traveling prize ed by Helen Mtller was aw••rd·ll ed to Mrs. Hamm. PATIENT fN HOSPITAL M G ace Surface llellbollt,ll form~~ ~sident of Middleport, a alieni at the Riverside ~ 1tJisl Hospital Columbus. m number' is 957 r 100 · RIG. 7h Coppertone · 98c Install it yourself In ste- •' I • II II dHR . CL-OTHIERS tort~ pant~. , ;I V SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. jels from !he capital. returned to the Hanoi area It was the fourth COIIISeCulive men-1D today and blasted more oil day of rsids against the · about fO mUea, dumps and radar control center supplies vital to North VIet aloni . seven miles from the North Nam's war machine and A Vietnamese capitaL followed massive attacks WedWisps of smoke from Weclu,.. neaday on the very !rlngea .r day's maJisive attack at the bolh Hanoi and the key port ol <011tacl very oulsktrts oJ Hanoi still Haiphong. Offlclals eatlmated lorco and hun& in the air as Navy and Air Wednesday's raids delllroyed quickly , : ; Force raiders slrllck the about 10 per eent of the He ( Nguyen Khe depot in another nation's oil supplies and 50 per '!'here blow at the Communist nation's cent of Ill storage faclUU... casllllly dwindling petroleum supplies. The Communiat sent up both battle, bat·· At the same lime, another MIG jet Interceptors and tank 111!1 ,. flight of Air Force Fl05 sur!a~to-alr missiles iD fran. earrler: INI'I· · Thunderchiefs ripped into the tic attempts to halt Offlclall Viet Tri petroleum storage area Wednesday raids, bul of U.S. -~~ 28 miles northwest of Hanol reported oo sign of aelioll IQII'ed . Navy jets, acting in concert today. week llllllilrl with the Air Force attack, hit In ground lighting, double lbal ..A:llllla the Bach Glan fuel dump 25 while, elements ol the U.S. week. Ia a::~~ 'l'WILIGHT REVIEW - Robert Bishop, center, manager of the Southeastern Branch of the, Ohio Agrlcu)tural Resear~b and Develoyment miles northeast of Hanoi and Infantry Division were canJ were Center at Carpenter, chats with Orl<> L. Musgrave, Asst. Director of the State ExtensiOn Servtce, a~d Edwm L. Kirby, nght, assomte. director altackfd a rsdar ground control engaged 1D heavy fightlllg with listed u ntlullll Ia . ~~ the State Extension Service, during the Agri-lndustry Twilight Review at Carpenter Wednesday. Left, background, Is a load of VISitors pre- Interceptor center 38 miles 88 estimated Communist re- oapiUred. parln~o_d_epa:~~ a wagon tour. The man on the left, in a cowboy hat, Is former Cong. Pete Abele, McArfhur at;;~~;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J;;~~~:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=::..__ _ District School I• Planned by Bethel Bethel No. 62 of the I tiona! Order of Job's met lD regular session evef\lnt! at tbe Pomeroy lc Temple. Linda Lyons, Honored·-Q,..o, PJ'IlSided and opened the me<!ling in ritualistic form, were made for a district scn<<JI II 1 of instruction for CoullcllcU.;::~ bers to be held at the p, Malonic Temple, la!Dnday,, ~~~d ust 8. Mrs. Dolly Dancy, g1 guardian, will conduct school and the Daughters Bethel No. 62 will the work. ......... ·a·· . ; '!If, Committees on Flag Placing Mk R a e epor s Joe "The Mes· Bible the served meet· ler, assisted "Aby Mrs.SUnbeam, Jerrr, sageWilson Alwaysentitled, Gets Through." ing 8 quiz. saladFollowing course was sang, · Yearbooks which had been from a table covered with a Masters and Sheila Ohlinger, made by Margaret Ella Lewis white cloth and centered with and recited a number of Bible were distributed. Members were an arrangement of red mums yerses. asked to collect used stamps flanked by red tapers. Red and The pastor, who was direct· to be sent to Germany for the while napkins carried out the or and devotional leader, P':"" care of a child. Missionaries color scheme. Mrs. Winebren- sented certificates 1o. the chllchosen for the year were Mr. ner w., the hostess for I h • dren who attended e•ght da)'! ar.d Mrs. James Clark of Ten- 1meeting. ll' more and also to the worknessee, foreign fields, and Miss 1 Attending were Mrs. Wllsoo, 1ers nam~ above, and Mrs. ConWeincht, Mathers School in Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. Eliza- rnd Ohlinger and Mrs. Denver Beauford, N. C., home mis- 1beth Slaven, Mrs. Dana lll!mm, Kapple, who were In cbnrge of sions. The group voted lo re- I Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. John refreshments; Edward Venoy, member the birthday of Mrs. I Fultz Mrs. Clara Riley, M.,, Sharon Freeman and Peggy Jo Clark. I Peari Hoffman, Mrs. Agnes Bowers, wh~ s_erved as secreA report prepared by Mrs. While, Mrs. Frank Cheese- tary, and plamst. Richard Owen on the House brew, Mrs. Janice Gibbs, Mrs. Children who ha~ a per~ect : Party at Granville was read. Joe Turner and Mrs. Donald attendance two wee 8 w~re J ~ ky llood, Tommy Mastei'!J, e • 1 The Dorcas Circle was named Boone. i to have devotions for the Aug- VISIT In a ,e •1., .r: . ~.• ,. ; CANVAS Q.XFORDS · H·O-LIDAY AHEAD! For ws the Pomeroy of Cbrlst Jlnila and Mark Johnson, JUI 1.,6 _.' SUndey evening, following the and Kare~ Baity, Todd an Attond1ag _., i'1...:: .,. "•'-•mlrurer. Rue Tuokerman. :!c:o ""'"" '""•k• Dailv Vaca- Paige Smith, Kathryn The ;June meetl!lg of the Forrest Bachiel, who wll Plummer 'l{eismlUer. Mrs. Marjorie Milhoan, Mrs. Neva Uon Bible School. "God Lives Nao-ma uruui~e.a·, ~c;a:•~'l;l . . 01 Wt: ;-~!;:;: rt:::: \l<>th. _,.,.-,,....L,.t Mt.. Union Coll Leafy Barton and daughter, Pierce, Middleport; Mr. and Today" was the theme of the Katl:y Osborne, Cra1g odist Church was held recently ;I -Alu;;,.;. Ibis !all. Is spenaMlldred, -and -Miss M.lll " Mrs Weber Theobald, Mr. and school. Ricky McKnight, Ricky at the church, with Mrs. Ker!ll ing the. summer In the dl'atn• Thomas, Col~bus; Mrs. Lena M · Do Anderson Miss Opal The hymn, "Standing on the Chri• T>ylor, Sandra Roush, Roush and Mrs. Mannlag Rouoh and speeCh department at lbe Burk: Canton; Mrs. Lillian "· n 'rtha Lash· Promises," by congregation Jeffrey Fields and Ricky college and Is taldng part 1D 88 hostesses. Chase Holt, Akron, Colo.; Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. ll<; Weber and prayer by Jerry Masters, ier. . Mrs. Fred Nease vice pres!- the theatre proclllcllons wblch Nellie Athey, WesieyvUle, . Pa.: er. Mrs Jessie PrJCe, 'en pas1or, preceded the program. Following the program, dent, was in charge of the met!~ Include muslcala and dramss. Mrs. EIIJ8hetb Beatty and Holt, . a~ Mrs. Ethel ~7t~ A song, "Climb Up Sunshine work of the children was and devotiolll taken from He will play King Arthur In Mrs. Flrence H. Alklnson, Ath- Rutland, Mrs. Faye Ra i ~0: Mountain," was presented by played. and Matthew were led by .the presentaUon of "CameiDI" ens; Lawrence W. Lull, Peoria; Pomeroy; Mrs.. Mabel H the nursery class, taught by wendell G. stuUer, using and will have the supporting Clarence Grover, Francis Grov· botham, Springfield, and rs. Mrs. William Johnson, assist· ·her topic, "An. atheist goes role in the drama, "The Cir.,. Cheshire; Mrs. Garnet Mill· Grace Colwell, Vmton. ed by Dor.na Smtih. to the Mountain." cie." ' The fiM!I beginners class "Journey sii)Ce '64" was the He~ been awarded o selltaught by Linda wehrung ast of the progrsm, w¥,ch ola . ip for the summer term. . I sisted by Pauletta Hudson, rewith the' racUll sltuaqon-1ile Is ··graduate of Middleport 1rC cited Genesis t:t and the sec- Jane Howell Tent, 1n the Methodist church, pre- High School where be was ae. . . ust meeting ol the R H. San· ond begmners class taught by of Union Veterans, met sented by Mrs. DOn' ·Graeser. live in muaic. He Is the son af ForeJgll and home mJSSianar-~ born MissioJUJ1y Society. !'"S. Louis Oabome assJSted by day evening at the DAV Prayer by Mrs. Jack Curtis op. Mr and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel. ies were .selected whe~ the The study book chosen for the Mrs. Herman Taylor, sang, with Lena Hamm, president, oned the program, alter which ' . Dorcas Circl~ of the F~rst Bap-1 next three months was display· "He's Go the Whole World 1n charge. Mrs. Graeser pn:sented !he Orange peoke .designaies IJSI Church m Middleport met ed and is entitled, "The Last of His Hands." The meeting In topic with discuss1on by the tea with large leaves'; the term Tuesday evemng at the churcll the Lighthouse;" ''Problems of A play from the Bible school lstic form. group, The hymn, AmerJca and has nothing to do . . fisvor With Mrs. Clyde Wmebrenner El Salvadore" in central Amer- lessons was given by the prt· were read by secretary. Lord's prayer In unison, oon· or quality. '\ 'lo as hostess. . lea. Mrs. , Beulah White was mary class wb1ch also recited ports were given by the eluded the prograJJJ. _The meeting was opened program chsirman and gave a John 3:16. Mrs. Milton Roush, mlttees who placed flags Doring the business session, above and Mrs. John Scojl, Mra. w1th prayer by Mrs. Donald reading from the "War Cry" tescher, was assisted by Mrs. graves of Civil War plans were discussed for an lee Eswin Nellse, Mrs. Joh\t F. Boone, a guest for the evening. entitled, "There Is One Who Clyde Andrews. The JUnior for Memortal Day and also on cream social in the near future. Baily, Mrs. Mark Grueser, .Mrl. Devotions were given by Mrs. 1Knows ." She concluded with a class taught by Mrs. Bob Md· placing flags and a wreathe At the close of the meeU":, Edith Sisson, Mrs. Harry Wyall, 111e l3lh lllllli!JII reaniOD and viewilll ·tid li:lloil pieformer schoolmates of the! tures. Readlt111 were &lven Rutland schoQI was held Sun- several members. Letters d•Y in the social rooms of the read from olher classmates Ru<land Methodist church. cross the United States, Mrs. Lma Musser Burl< of farthest being !rom Mr. Cantun and siSter, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Hugg of Higgingbotham of Grove, Calli. Traveling planned the reunion. farthest for the reunion A potluck dinner was Mrs. Lillian Chase Holt of al nuon and the afternoon ron, Colorado. pe~n~t~i~n~re~ne~w~ing~~·?~ll:fF~oi;lo1wing a short door prizes were · ato Mrs. Garnet . minger, Mrs. Marjorie hoan, Mrs. Neva Pierce Weber Holt. ,Guests were tered by Mrs. Pierce. A of thanks was extended For The Family Mrs. Grace Colwell and Mrs. Prlcts Don Anderson for making login AI _..;__ $]'99 reunion possible at the church. Pla111 were made lor the next year to be held at home of Mrs. Elizabeth 0. ty, Alben~ I. f • • ' \.:l' ,. .I . 73 Mill IT. .. ' ' :.= � 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 06. June 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 June 29, 1966 dodderer fridley