http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/202608d241c3c1a9ad687debb48d8637.pdf 4dd0b64f45ba92e17656c65dedd08bf2 PDF Text Text ' .·'' ' 1 l • ' :. . , ·. i .. , .· I ' . -. ''--.Dally Sentlul, Pllmeroy-Middleport, 0., .;;,_...,...:._ _ . / . I . t.' '\,, • ' . ; ':.iftl ., e Aug. 18, l!MIB c___.:__.......::.._._c__~ ---· ·' • y • l - enttne • / . ' I' Dou·b le I Girlie Auto Thrill Show Proved Strong Gate Draw Ju,dging ""'nits oted SHOP AT Elberfelds In Pomeroy ON WEEK DAYS-9:15 TO 5--,0N FRIDAY I 9 TO 8 AND SAT.URDAY 9 TO 9 WE WILL CLOSE THURSDAY AFTERNooN ·THIS WEEK FOR THE MEIGS COUNTY I'AIR a gun fire support vessel r or combat units operating along the shore line and in support 8l Elberfeld $ In pomeroy ·., carrier operations In tlle corn- batoo~ne~---------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~pJ Fair Board Secretary Don Reuter 1111id paid gate admlsslons !J'uesday, opening day of the 103rd annual Meip County Fair, almost doubled those of opening day last year. Tbere were 1,22!1 persons buying admission to the fair. And In addition, already approximately 2,000 membership tickets have been sold to tlllJ fair. In 1965, only 638 persona paid admission liD opening dey. Wlnn!DI honor. In judlfnl Also Tuesday night, 933 persoDJ paid aamlssion to . Tuesday at the Meigs CoWJty attend the grandstand event - an all girl auto thrill QWifelin.el Broken Falr In the Farm Cropa and show - rompared to 499 persons at the grandstand WUHltlu'rot. - All!LINE Hort!eulture Division were event orl opening night last machinists have won me _ G eorge Genbelrner, Minersville year- a rodeo. firlll; Mn. Geneva Nolan, Sy· 10 ttl million iP WB&e and bene- Route I, lour fors!l In earn· racuse, one first, and D. M. Jallt liicreases wbich their union Donald C. Mora, Pomeroy S...;. JUDGING RESULTS cobl of Middleport, one flrsl. luders sald "effectively and Route, two firlls In corn; Rlcb- TakiDI first place ID Tue• In the Palnt!ng Division of lloroughly ahreds" PleildeDt ~ Radford, Pomer<J9, one day's Grange jud,gtng waa Rock domeatlc arlo, landscape from rob.._.,..., wage . price piic!e- first In _corn 81!d. George Gen· Springs. Taking second place nature category, taking firll •· llelrner, one first In potatoes. honors waa Allred, third place place end recelvlnil blue ribThe gains were estimated In the vegetable dlv1s!on, Gen- Hemlock Grange, and fourth bona In the judges' book were, ~oy at frol1l 6 to &•per helmer Was first In tomatoes, place, Ohio Valley Grange. Mlch~ WIUI111111, Shade; Glen 11 eacb year of a tbtee . year green pod pole beans, yellow In the Domestic Arts Dlvt- Lee, Pomeroy, and Ray E. MyJODtracl. The anti-inOatlonary pod pole !>eana, wli!te and yel- sian, rerelvlng firlt place hon- en of Shade, Route One. ~Uftea caU for tooreaseo low onions, mangoes, beets ora (blue ribbon awardl) were WOllam J. Mayer, Pomeroy, II'OWid 3.2 pel' cent The con- and carrots. Mrs. Margaret Ella Lew!J of look lwo firsts In Portrait from ~- Is slibjecl to ratllioat!oo Radford had firsts In buslr Middleport, rdx firiiJ; Mrs. F• Llle, and Marine Study classes. '1 36,400 members of the toter- bellna, p!rnentoes, ptrkle plate; rte Kennedy, Middleport, Ove ~vlng one first were Car· JUDGING -~ Ross Hamerlck, 4-H Extension Offlctt Assistant, Is shown judgln 4Dllonal Alsoctallon of Machin- Mn. Purley Karr, Long Bot- firsts; Bertha Jilbneon, Racine, o1 Bachtel, Middleport, with a and garden exhibits on Monday afternoon at the Meigs County Fair Seated with th ~ H t':{.OPJ, elecf:M. l'Opl • ' !tom, one firlt Ill lima bellno; one first; Mra. G. R. Cllldwell, aUU life entry; Dale M. Jacobs, lide of the table are Jim Wiles of Pomeroy (foreground) and Rexie Cheadle of C·•rpeirl en .sSeontlnthel -~poeke­ " en er. n e l'lloto. _., 1 , Mn. Gladys Morgan, near Porn· Chester, lwo flrlll; Grace Flab- Middleport, Marine Study catelflr Leak eroy, one fjret Ill crucumbera; er, Mlnerovllle, two flrlll; 1101')1; Rooald G. Jacobs, Rut&Ol:DIIVATEI, OIDO _ Alan Holter, Pomeroy Star Kathryn Miller, Middleport. land, landscape copy, and ~UIInd lliklll of ~~ Route, one firat In Pumpkin; three flreta; Delbert Gre& Roush, SyraCUBe, Best ' llne•rtom u UIICieqrouDd lloi'- Howard Nolan, Syracuse, three Smlljl, Racine, ooe firll; 1!11'1- Animal study In pastels. i .... JtUW IIIJb lila•aewer firll8, two In watermelon• ond Victor Hysell, Minersville, aile 11af E. Myen received two · , 1171ttm tuesday IJgbt, lbreaten- C111e In oquasb. first; Ella Gladman, Galllpoo llnljl Ill Anlrnalltudy and be!lt . . • 111 ,lboiJI·W o1 Ibis Mercer 1 In best display of Farm, Or· Ua, one firll; Ruby M. Hysell, dlap~y of three pieces In oil. Muldleport swtmmlng poolther_- and consequenlly lower lion of the pool, for the recrea- care The .. ltiuity . 3,000 res!· cbard and Garden praduce, Middleport, one llrsl; Nanna Cit~ " F. Girard, Middleport, w! rema~ 0~ 00 hdays of , recetpll- all while normal ov- 1 1ton program carried out In 00 the sides~ ~..- : fires and overpow· lllchard Radford received best Wilcol, Middleport, twe llrsta; litre '~ II In Charcoal Field wea er oug Labor erhead proceeds unreduced. tlle park, and for the trim ap- but the work <n ; display of hay, Roy Holter, Mary Ann Tbomp!IOn, Pome- lor all from Life and Por· Aay, ;;e~t though school starts Also, recomrnendaltons were pearance of the pool and park. - InstallaU.:a~ ~ . IJret broke Pomeroy Star Route, two Orsta roy, eno first; Mra. Purley tral ' )Y and Best Display of da~·lligbl bwat1.,dec~~.!"••· made by park .manager Bob Also tllanked was the Park at the pool tar ~ - ' Pill DO m• and Alan Holter, one first. Karr, I..out Bottom, t br e e titre; pea done In pastels. Recre tl rd port Ord and head _lifeguard, Mtke ICommtttee of Mr. and Mrs. Lou- personnel - · B11141' lei 8 on A Winning firsts for largest vega · Lloyd, for repatrs and unprove- js Sauer, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. have arisen when a 1a •etables were. Alan. Holler, The board, with chairman Iments before the 1967 season 'Don Lowery lor tbeir conduct Deeded, Ord aald. J1lllllil It :pkln; Ra~ KIOI, J>ome. "~fJ Deve Ohlinger presiding, re- Iwill cost money. of weekly dances at the p-ark llol!le ~; ~LIJ8&~; RadfOrd, vtewed the swlrnming seasoo • Chief among these were re- wtlh all proceeds going back Cornmlss!onen 0. llftli ~=r".-; beet; Nil )lorgatt, ~. II~& ~1. I now about ended, and foulld II ports tha~ fillers must be re- Into the park. Major projects and Chet TePMitlll wm~~mr II ' ; 8jL ~-= ccn. ·. · ; rt; • . "aeneral!y very succesalul" placed this year and treads on ljte committee exl"!cls to com- a proposal to balD a 1'0111 1r1111 I TONIGHT •nd TUESDAY t l'lalu Aug. 21·22-23 *: "HARPER" I Janet Leigh Colore~rtoon• P'. . •l'fJU&Gr" Oul· .. = ~1 ·~~raTffar~ Meia• ~. ,· · Supe_rm'tendent At \1'/ellstOD ~-'"'s~ : RI'o Graduate C0W11J1Us - OHIO SMOit· ; ~~Unllfd on Page 31 1fl H. ". . Francis Of Syracuse • T DieS UCSday Best Place To Build Up Your Credit Rating Is In A ed Monday for a visit with her EVERYWHERE! and repay on time adds another star tn your MEIGS COUNTY crown. Because a full-service bank such aa ours FAIR WEEK is prepared to help you in so many ways, Jt 1s the best place to go for any financial aerv!re. During the month we get many !nqulr!ea regarding credit information. When a man or woman has a sol!d regard for thrift and paya an obligation promptly we are happy to pass along a fr. vorable report TONIGHT 7:00 BIG BEND TWIRLERS . \- .. ror Jts'true-tlpt.- Cadiftac is a most impressive motor car-unequaled its quiet perfun.uee Md its 811RY outstat!dmg comforts. Yet owners fiBd Cadillac's ability •lrtold its value is oae ol. the great personal ~ a,hf a.e- - eient triple brakiag .,..._, comerier .....IIIreo-..,...I willdobield wipen ond poddM icsta at )IMIIw- a ftried, )llu.y IWD m.aiataa 6.t·C adlllw't ilat)l'alive lltyliag, eomlort aad qml!tneu C "P caused dtea $0 JUke tlaeir deciaio& Othea paitot ID C•dilec'• .,_, ...I diotinpioloeol leederobip ..;q,.. .... of .t .. baymo ..... »elcded the :1966 Stadarcl Wodd ... _,. odoer -.._,. eet<eoiMie - .......... 1:!11 . . - .. ---~·- quUty -, Jbttft '!Me .... ,_;.. "PP""'al ot CodW-c'• -elllf -' -vellieoiice-1>-nefiu Sucb featureo • loicblf .,. * 1•1--c.,.- 1:00 PM ROTROFF I AUTO THRILL SHOW MemHf l'ocleral Deposit Insurance C.rperlllon '\ .... - ... . · · -- ~~ ~ .....- .. --.... ··---·-·--;,,._ ... ... - - ~ · -· " -·-· ·-····· ····· ~ . ·~ ••, clri...., IOCU!Iitor ...I tr ..,. imjwwl ec doe CoT' cownedioldo..- . . &o.oot.t ol -..bile For loelraow 11oot .,., • aDyaCediDvprovMie;ttMitighu& cam. •6 · ' purcMoo pMo ..... Joe. . . " ......... , _ in•-•· """""; '<leeler-.Hewillloe...., 1' .- r• .._ ...., JIIOil "' oae ol doe worlcrll'lllllt pp...,llio'•'11•-0oa. IT'S AREAT••• GOING ~. Slt!nrUrtd I of- 'MWfd M1 ~1. Al>lli'HORI?EO C&DIUAC DE.U.ER FORTH£ FIN£ST IN SALES ANI>-St:&¥1CE.QF·NEW Itm '1 J!14ll_'!' ALL -GIRL. . ~- • .. tl SAICON: tUPn· • •'VIM Co lerrortsll Iaunctied' a mor:! allark tonltht near Ute Tan Son Nhut atr base just out· side 8111810 • A U. 8. mUllary apokesman said the mortars landed In a ~u~: :~~c~k~ !: lftl. W. Jt. ~MCDade, a native ol PorDand iP Meigs eoWJty, who ree!dea with ber daughter and 100-ln-law, Genera! and Mrs. George Bush, at 18 Hedgewood Drive, Gal· hUpoUs, quietly celebrated her tl8lb blrlbday Tuesday, Mn. Mcl>ade II the widow of Cllpt. Wardle McDade, who yeara ago operated the Helea b: E., a packet boallll Ute Galli· polls-Racine trade, and later H~~: =::=::~~f~~~ :z=~ ~ust~s ~~~-swim- :1: =:o.'~· 1~!i =: '= ~~ ~~~~ /hlef lbil 1'• 111e derk w:h showed · llalement / One lmprovllnont ncommend- sheller borneo - the fioor aJ. seml-c:lrcle to lilt aYife' llaalli, $5,3?$.5S, and ~n::;:sts -o: ed was construolfon of a sun Iready is poured - and lnstalla- and out at lila preseot tatranct. $4,!B7.5S, leavin Pa 1 1 ° 1 deck at the baby pool end as a / t1on of a new permanont-type A Parldui ana 1D tbe 111111 • $7a5 36 g urp us of eonvemence for mothers. Also, fence around the present dance clrele could serve people U1i11f The ·dark side of this th ?n additional lifeguard "chair" slab. tlle picnlc areu. Signa alto wise cheerful re rt is U:t : ts needed. . Two otller recommendations would be erected poiDllq 11111 days ol pool o~Uon from now Ord, Woyd, and swtmmlng were made by tbe pool staff: the pubUc use area. until closing are usually cooler :;;~uclor, Yvonne Scally, were - Seeding the steep sides of It WIIJ fell that the pr...e witb more chance of bad wea: boar:lcom~ended by I he the park With a type of cover entrance gate, alwaya locbd, or e eff!cieot opera· tllat will not require major keeps people from usm, lilt park as Is tnte·•~ -ere ·•- 1 Mmh hi F • p e ers p, 3Ir olice, Children, """"·"' . ._ :~o ~gnlilaaha;::. tbe park - . Discussed by Drew Webster Post The WeUson City Board f : ;:t.Y:::· beLe::;edoltoap:::m=.wa: appointed E E ~- Thera was ·no Immediate esU- Dalila and Pt. Pleasant. yotunteer Fire DeparlmeD!_·rw f Fr ---~ Ohio,· to. S"· mate of callllliUea. Membership, fair poUce de- try Shop and report to th h'ld h ld h tis cooperation ill water~~c .... o a....un, ~llll and ch!ldre 0 f th Child e c t reo s ou ave recrea- diamond& durJnc tbe . Mr. C. H. Jones aa Soper- The !II011at fire bit_the U. S. Veteran~ . Memorial Hospital ren's Horne w." th • Post's tent on lop of tlle fair- tionsl equipment that can be before clragglne to lbe••"•:m~D=II lnte•nde·nt of tbe Wellston City Army's 1st Loglstkal Com· ADMISSIONS _ Ireoe Klein, topics of cllscu:on • :hen grounds f?r assignment. enjoyed by •. group. The Post gency squad, to •lbe Park ·School District Monday night. mand motor pool en suburban Pomeroy; Nancy Ebersbech, Drew Webster Post No. 39, The Rev. Wtlbur Perrin, a rnem- donated lis pmg pong table to mlltee, to tbe Electric ~ TOlls bas served for the past Plantation Road. The road clr· Pomeroy American Legl of P ber of tbe County Child Wei· the horne and also discussed pany James (Juuer) Jolmtoa, years as Superlntenlent of cleo the atr base, headquarlera ' met Monday : C ornero.J• fare Board, briefed Ute posl on other various means of helping and io Charles Clarksoa b' the Frankfort Exempted V!]. for the Army and Air Force In DISCHARGES - Vlrgioia By- er Charles Ew S tzefrnma .d• the varloua needs of tbe child- tlle children at tlle home. slstance given wheu IIOided ~ Services ll'O &MOunced far loge School fl!strict and Ita Viet Na~ and Premier Nguy~ en, LIJdn SoulhaU Bet 1y lng. · wa prest • reo at the Cblldren's Home and In otller business of the tng the aeasoa. WIUiam Henry Francis ;s S • successor, the Adena Local Clio Ky s Vlebtamese I I r HutcbiiOn, Allee Loomis, Joha espectally for recreational Post: Two new memhers. Rev. Manager Ord a1ao aaid 1!1 neuse, wlto died Tuesday' a{;. School District. He has been force. Rfdunond, !ioynell McAbee. The Post's 1967 membership equipment. He noted that the (Continued on Page 3) received the finest coopetidliil . ti'OOQII al Holzer HospitaL employed since June 1, UNNI, A U 9 mll!la pokesman Btrlb - A daughter to Mr. was reported al 92. Dues are -from every department of 1111 ;,. Mr. ·, Francis waa the owner . by the Ro.ss County Board of also a~ : N~rlh Viet- and Mrs. Sleven Sayre, Middle- DOW being accepted and can be town In operaUon ol lila part. ifld operator 111 Francis Flow- IEducation as Asslsllnt Super- namese surface-to-air (SAM) porl m8lled to Drew Webster Post A breakdown of IIUIIIIIIel', lfll •r Shop in Pomeroy. Bora of Schoolo. mlsslle fired at 1 fUght of U !9, P. 0. Box 40, Pomeroy, or apen.sea at lbe pool u cm1 -\uguat 16 1911 in West ColUJD- He holds a B s. Degree In s N Skyha k jet bornhe • Metga Geaerel llolpltal turned In to any of the officers in the official v!llage clort's ~ Ills, 1te .~.. ;A.; son of the frqrn Rio Grande .;,er a~lphong ~ey pi~ ;ADMISSIONS - Ven Davis, of tbe Post. The dues are $7 port aa of AIJI. 15, showed IIJiii l'te George P. and May H College and Ute Master of Arts ed ba k earth ' Jl!idclleport. annually. expenses: _c Hagerman Franril '/Degree In School Administration c to 8l!d nploded DISCHARGES- Jake Hart· , COLUMBUS (UPn- The names of the first three Employees $2997 lndl 'I Survlvora include. bls . .from Marshall University. He ~ a populated area ea!lt of the l!llbach, P:st 311 8 fair police detail for men who will be placed In the new Ohio Agricultural $17.41i, chemica!. Kathleen Dully Francis· from Fairland High ey port. ~r tng cars at the Me!ga Hall of Fame, to be dedicated Aug. 31, were announced tricity f37U9 malntenance tl!fll',. soo WllUam E . one ..;ughter Prootorville. There was DO Immediate WEATHER unty Fair was discussed at today by Gov. James A. Rhodes. 40, recreaua11 .. 83. Toll!, ·Ill, · ' Jean both at home· tw~ Mr. and Mrs. TIIUs, the form- word on how many civUiana Cloady arm length. Commander Swatzel reThey were L. L. Rummell, Columbus; G. H. String· 797.56. • . · ~ Cbaries M'asoo. er Rulli E. Hineman, of crown may have been kiUed by Ute llnr 111 ftl er ~"":e.~ ~-- that a lot of help will field, DeKalb, Ill., and the late Louis J. Taber of Bel· Attending were ~ and Miss Marla Ohio, and their three chU· Russian • built rocket. Hanoi ~ w needed on both the day and mont County. Their portraits will be unveiled at the Harris Tanneblll, Mrs. , of Pomeroy· lour broih- dren wiD move to WeUaton Radio made no menlloa of lbe :;""..:ltatly, ~-r:,ara· night sh!fll at the fair. Anyone ceremonies at Director of Agriculture Day at the Ohio Sauer.' Jr., Mr. and Mrs. " · _ and aaipb, both 1withln the near future. freak mlahap. wen, w!slung to help can pick their State Fair. Lowery, Mr. Ord, !lib !Deport; Carl of Pl. , • , . passes up at the Pomeroy Pas- 'lbe ball was proposed _to honor ootslaJtcllng and Mrs. y"""' ScaiiJ. .Lawrence o1 Ohio agrtcullural leaders. .U: i Franril waa SQUARE DANCERS llli ens ,.alional, jl;,;o K<!lr~rt.Mt:D~de *" Cadillac owners are practical people. I'. PM - . f1tnJI, .J/1. Fun A·PIPnty! Every dollar you save, every dollar you borrow Nem·. saflr()J) "-. · - - - -r·" ,,,c.tebratecl Agr•"cultural Hall of Fame Has F•.rst Three Nomi·nees sister and brother-ln~law, Mr . and Mrs. Charles Wildermuth ald. other relatives. FOR EVERYBODY ..• J., Mortars H"tI I 9L&&. Birthday .I rq · tbe waa waa bJ ·suaie Parlli, a1 VIllar. cburnld 1 , Rutland. There were live t!JI. CI'QIII Pelflt)ylvanla Tuesda 1triH Tuesday. Eacb day's 1 winner will compete on SaturDilhL ' ' 1 .A. vlaleat windstorm slat~~- i day lor lite grand prize. Died tiJrOulit an airport at CaD-i •stolai N.' Y., Tuesday ntgbt, 1 desirofJna seven platll!l, dam- ! agtna three otlten and hurllna l a hancar a hundred yards. ! 1•8 ; " · (Technicolor) Paul Newman p00IRema1ns • ope nTh ur Labor Day M . r s• ., ,...,....,, Oftlo " KARR & VAN ZANDT .-MOTOR SALES 242 W. MAIN ST. • POMIROY, 0. ~~~~t 1 .;.au mr t ' ~ d ' p '1"'. R avz s. , · enne y s.rate .l urns on ocky's ~ • 1if; :AiaildlnShrlne, Club Ohio Valle ALBANY, N.Y. (UPJ) _ rd U· a0 7 _Rockeleller 11 rnakiD8 No. fMI' Y thtrd 1~ lila Now york • H; Metga DAV Paat 5S manalon,. But tbe Alnerlcan Leof November ·Poat 19. 1 could alaoatronaly s serv!oet will be New Yort senator at.l p. m. (£ilTI at Kennedy or aepobiJ. ,.._... · 'lbe best rhanre di==~·•Hoo 1·terina,:!:1111111,__-but......., In ,.,. '" - of ' - II al ollteo llll )IOiiU<al ca·~ b ed aa aroua speeullltloD ha would Jll'!ler "'" ..,.,_.Uaj ,New York Ruebfeller to win. delegallon te uaure b1m of a Tlte ,...__ 1001 ..... Kennedy troo, _, ....,. ~- voi~N· at tbe 11J411 lt!Jnaelf wiBheo to run for · can atiQoal conven- sovernor In 1970 to acquire power ba.se lor a try at ieafflrm 1111 .... ,...,__ 11111 u a ca,a·dldat'!o revile ~=~ '- 0 1 u, Tu•-' ...,ay, appears to have the tal nomination Kennedy undoobtedl want 8 De~-auc Y ..~ wbo did not loosen the command oo the slate _ t1on or block _tht lniWion "Kennedy" Democrats In ~lrrlliD . Uc pruldenUal ..... • posts. a mOle _ • Tbilwoukt ac:eount for a U.S. tor terms ,.;..._.~ ,..,. to com- ~tor·a lack of ..-·-w. ,or O'Connor, wbo, -Ute mand .a. Votel til, CODVeDtJon Ia Irtsb-AIDericas, and a v,eteran 1~'IC:Ot1110r · !bu.... ~~~~al•f:~=o~ldtbU~Dne~-illla~·i;~! ~ man In the party. Javlts, who wollld l1ke u LocaJ•:il -•Is Dud for If quest I I Cahb• H ) l :~eN~~~~.::eturn::: Ies ep ,~~ ·',, bnent Stations report HUDtfiJ 'A •mal' ";·,_, He served as dean of the Ohio RummeU, born on a farm State University College of Ag· '' spot . from 1947 until retireCINCINIIATJ (tlPI) 1 ment In 1960 head of 1 lillian ~-llilif·M on the 1968 national GOP ticket • 'a on th; $trlngfleld, one of the nation's cal taxicab drlvera outstanding roro researcb spe- ed his support and •L-•'J campalp manager. It · c!altSta, came to Oblo more than 200 memberl lD the ~ ~ Rockefeller will 40 years ago. As an employe of tempt to traolt down tbe; prjrt Javlls 81 N the U. S. Agriculture Depart- al Mill Blrllu:a Bow~~ ., ew he waa IIISigned to the liarl')' BaJdoek. 1 avarlte son at tbe AgrioulturalExperlmentStaUon Cab Driven oonveatlon. at Wooster. Teamstere Us;IDQ, uldl•·,.,;.._. 'lbe Republican _aenator, who After retiring from Wooster one If our m- ...... .liiW••IIi earlier lltla year entertained Str'••field j . ·' "''-· . _ ,.-..!hit kle8 of l'llll!ll!tl! lor _ ""' oined _lbe "'"' re·Nqlllnttlto._ elliliilrjpj · ld-·-'r, - · .. itearclt l1alf "' the DeKiilb AI· and IIU me. 1\'e . . ~ .....ld lllffer Assoclal!on tn IIIIDoll, •Wiry e1fart ,~· · ·In his j I -whlcb , dooa eansultJna work .ale ' ·~ ..... · 1te retired last, year. Willi..,paill!r) Oldo Founclatloo .Seedll, Dtp,. !t ,I)C!Iilg to · and _lila UlllftniiJ Gl ·~ Nee 16.,,.~ ~~= ...... .. �'. ''t, • I .,, " Jlall7 lelltlmtl. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 1T, 1968--J • MIDDLEPORT DE.PT,. STORE'S ) ''i • ,. I I' I. ... ,··· .i ,I AILSTAR Mays Threatening Ruth' s Record =: B~ re~rem~nt By CliRT UPI ·Sporlt Writer . F m.o stron ear could Ythe most prolific home run hitter of all ~,:X'::'~t :~ 1 ,"~;~=~ 0~= ~tlanta beatLH~uston the day for Willie to collect hislany parUes. He 4-2. last 18fi' ltomers and whetller he signed a twq.,ear contract at th AA Lea•ue lhan S~tiAin The 10 victorlea can squeeze out four more $100,000 plus last winter so he'll In e mill' n ~ " ' · equally pruducUve years is definitely be at least for something only Mays can 1967 · h d ed Ml ta beat California 6-1 west In 1958. time . detennlne. But the guessing Is Mays' feat overs a ow nneso hi 4-2, TbroWI Tw ..Bitter ~t's how Ions It's . taken that the closer .he gets to 700 another s~ckoul. pitchi~g job by Kans~ c~:~t Jg.:'tag~leve: Tommie Sisk held the Meta to h~m to hit his last 180 homers the more he'll be pushing Gah:d d Perry. h!Th:9th6-::; ~sin IS innings. two singles ln ·a game halted by aDd that's the number he needs h1mself. Tlg an er won fl Cardinal rain with the Pirates batUg In to reach Babe Ruth's magic 714 Four Pruductlve Years tying Sandy Kouf:;' for the ~~~ay~ ~:.~..:' landed 4110 the seventh jnnlng. First.place rtgure. No. 354 (534 minus 180) came most vlctorle~ . I s season. Y. . home 'tate over the Pittsburgh scored In the third[.:=:::=...:;: The San Francisco slugger on Aug. 19, 1!162 a~ainst the Los Perry allowed on!y •stx ~Its, fee~/ro:nler nefd fence and on singles by Sisk, Gene Alley caD prove D touclled .. ,... tied Jimmy Foxx for second Angeles Dodgers lef~ander fanned four andti~ldnh:, ~~ ~ ~~ed out to be the winning and Roberto Clemente and basel" in career home runs Johnny Pudres. Mays hll 14 man whtle boos g The Giants tallied an again In the fourth on a pair of seven hila an1l struck ool oev01 1Tutesdla) night when he belled more that year and followed to 19·6· e National League :~med marker In the second walka and Sisk's run.produc!ng to win his 12th game In 21 his of 1966 and the 534th of with seasons of ill, 47 and 52, In oth r e es blanked inning and added an Insurance hit. They added an exira run In decisions. his major leagu• lifetime wh1le hiJ ma)o~ league high, m 1965. achon, Los /n~l:tsb h shut run on Willie McCovey's 24th the seventh and, evon Hank Aaron, the NaUonal leading the Giants to a ~1 The b1g d)fference Is that Cmcmnah 2'rk ~ 1;:";, rain- homer in the seventh. the Met.o did not get to bat, League's lop RBI man, drovl 0 victory over the St. Louts liii!Y• Is now 35 years .old gol;~ 0 ~~ New ~ 0game Philadelphia Dodger rookie Don Sutton run stands. iD his 92nd with a single thai o~U39 ~s~ad ;I ~omgi on · ~ef::~~: Chicag~ $-3 and (10-11) gaV•l Cinclnnali only two Chicago relief pitcher Fergu- ttCOred Fe)lpe Alou, .who had almost four seasons to u , ' e sn P ann ng un ' hits and Tommy Davis singled son Jenkins lorced In two Jloubled, wllh what proved to be borne both Los AngeleS run• In with bases looded walks In the tile deciding run ' 81 Allanll the firs,l ~ing Willie Davis led eighth Inning to hand · HousiAin. The Bnv"' off v;!th a triple and Jim phia Its win. Tony Gonzalez scored two unearned hms II' Gi!ilam followed with a walk opened the eighth with a ~!lllle tho seCDIIIt liDd ~Ued lhe!r before Tommy brought them and after an Intentional pass to fourth run tn the stxtb on Maclt • both home. Bill White, Jenkins walked Clay Jones' double. Dick Kelley (3-21 Sulton did not allow 1 hit Dalrymple to fill the bases and got the win although hi . until John Edwards singled In Dick Groat and pinch · bullpen belp ftom ·Teol the sixth and was in command Doug Clemens to push across 'when tlit Aan. · aU the way, He lanned eight the winning runs. Larry Ill the elgbth. JEFF MEYERS Chicago shaded Philadelphia 5- [ inning handed. Luis Tianl. his and walked only one wblle son, a lorme< Cub, gave rna~~· wuft: .May~ •::.,es ~round .. ~~:ftor~ow~~e!"";".;'k ~: ~:kl~~ln:,ostth:o~a:'n :'! ' °, ' J S 8y • w II 3 seventh loss m 13 decisions. I~1Lt Built In transformer produces 100 watts daylight Adjusts to 180 degrees In any direction. Asat. colors. BROWN, r~1sed Sheaffer's Cartridge Pen _ N~t10n~l C;:~rty, ~~~:-run 40~1 We~ t: ~ Roger Ka~sas ~u hi~. 1 So~ I +.!i!Udi!l-~zy~ROUJ!F.!itl .;M~'.ot%:....,r'ffi ~an:e 1~ ~n ~~t n~ ran s:y:tar~~: ' .~ p~n ~a ft~ \ 1960 hi•• Pr 1 1 ~.s f~om ~ luxury I . • ' • " • , - - - 1 119.47~ . 5~ \the ! TH DAily SENTINEl I I ,._ :I I 1 Regan, 1 caJifor~a 2-\ . I , i~iielder BERRrS '"ORLr Line Scores I, Killey Amertun Lea(U< 13-2). LP-Cuellar 17-6). S,t. LoUis. 61 57 .5i7 9'1. ICountry:::CI~u~b·~==:::::==:: l a=s~a=p=in:ch;:h~i~tl=er:·:;:~:===~an~y~w~a~y,=========c Bait . 0011 100 005- 6 8 1 Cmcmnat1 59 59 .50011'1. I _ ____ - -·-Boston 000 100 000- I 6 2 AUonta 57 61 .483 13'1. I r--"' l Th 'll D 1 E 003 001 0011- 4 7 2 St. Louis Drab 0 w sky, Bunker 13), San 'f'ran Oil 000 lOx- 3 8 0 : Houston 51 67 .432 19'1. l I Hat o's ey 0 t very !me Brabender 1; 1 J . Miller 18) Jackson (12·101 and McCar· : New York 51 67 .432 19\'o ~UT IN ~EA.L LIFE··· JUST TFtr' and Roznovsky : Brandon Osin· ' ver: Perry i19·21 and Virgil. Chicago 39 78 .33:1 31 W;>wCUM'? IN Tf.IE IJCNIE5, Ct-R. AND FIND AN EIIJ7TY CURB ski ,91 and 'Ryan. WP -J. HR8--Mays (29th), McCovey . ,Tuesday'• Resolts DRIVERS />J.WAY5 J:II.RK RIGf.IT IN SPACa IN THE ENTIRE CITY"' Miller 13·7). LP- Brandon II· ;24th ). Ptt 3 N.Y. 0·6"' mns .. ram FR:JNTOF THEIR DESTINATION··· 61. HRS- F. Robinson tJ7thJ, i I Phita 5 Chicago 3, night Powell (31st), B. Johnson list). i Chicago 002 0011 Olo-- 3 7 0 Atlanta 4 Houston 2. mght I r :'iZr";nl.i\'i'W [ Phila. 300 000 02x- 5 8 0. San Fran 3 Sl. Louis 1, night K.C. JOl 010 010 _ 4 6 0 Roberts, Koonce n ), .lenkin~ : Los Ang 2 Cincinnati 0.. nbigllt Ch~eago 000 0011 2IJO.- 2 6 2 (7) and Hundley; Jackson 112· Wednesday's Probable Pile ero Odom Aker (7) and Roof· tlll and flarlymple. LP- [ (Starting Times EDTI , John, w'ilhelm (8) and Romano: I Jenkins (2·8). HR-Gonzalez I St. Louis at San Francisco- i McNertney (S ). WP-Odom <2· '5th). I Washburn 19-6) vs. Marlchat l 21. LP- John (11-7). (IHi). 4 p.m. · Cin 0011 0011 0011- 0 2 1 ! Pittsburgh at New YorkIll lnn~s) i L.A. 2011 0011110•- 2 4 0 Veale 112-7) vs. Fisher 19·11), 8; tiCIC-.J wa 020 !00 0!0 000 2- 5 13 0 Nuxhall, McCool 181 and p.m. C1 lOll 0011 2IO OOti 1- 5 10 o 1 Edwards; Sutton (10:11) and Atlanta .at ."ouJton-Johnson , Hannan , Ortega (2), Kline . Roseboro LP-Nuxhall (4-3). t9-11) ••. GIUSti nUl: 9:30 P:m, t71. Cox (7) , Lines t!O) and i Chicago at PhlladelphJaCasanova: Bell, Tiant (8) and 1CASSELL RETIRES . Holtzman (6-\21 vs. Bunmng 8irns, Azcue t6). WP- Lines !4- NEW YORK tUPII -Sprtnler •13-81 .. s:OSp.m. 21 LP_:Tianl (6-7) HR8- Ollan . Cassell, one .9f the , Cmcmnall at Los Angeles "tavito (25th I H a ,·r e Is 0 n world's top quarter milers for 1 Ellis 19·i4) vs. Koufas 119-61. t12lhi, Wagntr' (19tb). ~· the last nine years, announced Ill p.m. . __ his retirement Tuesday from i Tburaday't Gamet Calif. 000 001 1100--- 1 3 0 . active competition to assume 1 PiUsburgD at New York Minn. tlOil 410 28X - 1 14 1 I dulles as director of track ~nd : Cincinnati at HouBton, night , Clrance, Burdette tli), Lee t7) field for tho Alllllteur Athlotic , St. Louis at Los Angeles. ~ljht lnd Bollaer•; Perry (7·5) and Union. I (Only 11ames icbedulell) I T I I ·~ l w.i D1 f\IIA , l~c "/WfJII(/ot who! tho •o<iof order .,il/ bolih wiJen .,..,. old -,•··: ·. ~~', *c ptOftJt CJIGintf ier' - I ., Sale Price $1.00 WITH 12 REFILLS. $2.00 value. I 1 Sale Price nc in All ooft white cotton for real romfort. Triple roll bobby socks, 80 needle nylon reinforced action cuff. Reg. 3 for U .47. cr. 8 ~, IIIOlled colors. 49e value. Girls Anklets, Sale Price 3 for $1 .00 1 LEADERS Sale Price 28c Enameled Dish Pan p•Jrates' p•Itching staf£ Just FaJr•, • Bull. pen Tops I. Poly Wah Basin _ Sturdy 5 quart poly waab baain In while and Beautifully colored enameled dish pan large lrull and leaf dealgn. $1.19 value. TocJay'sSportPatode I I TO THI FIRST 144 ADULTS CUSTOMERS THUR$DAY MORNING LAMP ' UPI Sporll r er · ed f the Until his game-winning home Johnson, a part-time player iLeon Wa_gner homer or ± ¥ ¥iti&i!U~'<J:l~ run Bob Johnson resembled appearing in only 40 games thiS Indians '" the b~tlom of the CINCINNA'l1 (UPI) - Arl _ _ aoc'ky Colavito in looks alone. season, drove in his fifth and stanza a~d Cola~ItO connecttd Shamsk.y'l feat of blttiag four JIM. Nicknamed "Rocky" by his six runs of the campaign With in the etghth. hiS 25th. Paul ' " cootecutlve bome 111nl for teammates because Ute borne run. Powell, &be CAsanova collected two RBIS t)ae ClnciDDatl Redl wW be Oi.iTSPOkiW ,.ofCTO. of his facial resemblance to American League leader i.n I for the Sen? tors. Immortalized lD the Baseball Cleveland 's slugging outlielder, RBis with 95, whacked hiS The Twms supported Jim Boll of fame al CooperstoWn, - - - · __ _ _ Johnson was batting .226 with 1homer over the centerfield Perry 's three-hit p1lchmg with. N. Y. only one extra base hit before 1 fence some 420 feet from home four homers, one each by Tbe Reds aaoouuced today NEW YORK (UPI) -Vern winner and l2. wlnl at tbll slamming his first home run uf Iplale. . Harmo~ Killebrew' Andy K~~ tbot Ken Smith of tbe HaD of Law Is the type who tells the stage of the game doesn'l the season Tuesday mght in 1 Frank Robmson, the No. I co, 1 on) Ohva and d Fame bos asked tbe outfield· truth, the whole trulb aud exacUy qualify him for the ,, Unlttd Pren lnlernatiunal I leading the Orioles to a 6-4 home run ~itter in the maJor~. ' ~~ncher. Oliva, . Ko~~ r~:s er to send hit bat to be el· DOtbing but the truth. YounK award. 8 victorv over Bo~ton. . walloped hiS 37th, a solu shot '" Mmcher drove m t . . sbrined at Cooperstown. ' •· , Natioaal League · into the lineup the fourth innmg. apiece as Perry h1s 1 Sbamsk waUoped t b r e e . He w_on t knock his own craft, There 1 a considerable dlffel' G. AB. ll. H. Pet. · d b gtve nave The Tigers rallied with three record to 7-5, bestmg Dean . Y will he say In all ence between this team and tbl 1 1 tb e Pitt'" but ne.ther pn secon ase 1o IJ • th 1 home runt aaa ns . th 'tchi 1 1 hi h • HUNTINGTON. W- Va. lu Alou, Pitt IDJ 376 57129 .343 J t ,. n rest Bob walloped a runs iil each of the seventh and , Chance, who lost h1s 15 game 1 b Pir1t b at Frl~ conscience at p1 ng s one wai!J OD ~ C WOil • 1 - Bobby LittiPr of Athens. Clmn!<', Pitt l HJ458 73 150 .328 1 t ~ 10/:n ~lollt ' in the nir~lh eighth innings to send New . against eight triumphs. es ere 1 burg 81 a loeb- keeping the Pittsburgh Pirates 1960," Law points out Ollio. shot a I~3 <! Od Mike Good Alou, Atla 117 505 86 165 .~'!/ .v.u- g fte Boog Powell 's 1 York to its sixth loss in the last \ Bert Campaneris scored all ~ day and anotbe~h a ~rate• in first place. Not their starting uour bullpen 11 mucb ltrollo of Huntirgton shot a 144 TuesAt Ia 108 356 50 116 .3Z6 a h:mer in the same I e·i g h t games. Don four City Runs, corning: ·: hitter a gal:! ;..e feat tied pitching, anyway. ger. Fellows Uke Pete Mik1 day to qualify for th¥ Strgel, Pitt 03 363 64 17 .322 stanza had tied the game at 4-4_ 1slammed a two-run homer m home twice on errors and once I here Su Y· rd "Th i1 here kelsen, Roy Face, AI Meleaa, Amateur Golf Cbamp10nshlp cepola. St.L 96 .40 51 lOH .318 B th Baltimore manager the seventh and Ray Oyler hit , each on a wild pitch and a a major league reco · , ere one 00 P ~~ ~ d, BiUy O'Dell and eveu DM !foal will be playt!d at Ardmore, Allen, Phil a 98 Ji:i2 78 114 .:n5 Ha:k Bauer and Boston pilot 8 twO"run triple in the eighth _. passed ball. Campaneris collecti arbe os 'Lan ICardwell have done I tremeoPa.' from Aug. 31-Sept. 3. Sg nlo, Chl Ill 70 126 .313 Billy Herman agrf.>ed that the Maris, Tom Trf.>sh and ed four of the A's six Blue B United Press lotematlonal sha be dous lob for \18. We I TwPnly-one golfers participat- \.1orgn, Hou 8028() 411 87.311 Red had given the Orioles Clete Boyer homered f()r ttle Moon Odom hurled 6 2-3 Y W.L Pct. GB . k. lbetter bench than we had la 11 ed In the 36-hn\e sertionrtl Helms, c11-, 97 :1'; :' a1 116 .308 "six outs" in the ninth. · Y'.mkees. Innings, allowing five hits«and ; mbus IS mg and more power, lllLd 71 32 ·.577 ... 1 Our u qualifier at U1e Guy an Go!f Americaa League I Take AD)'ihing I Tiant Wins Seventb !evening his slate at 2-2. Jack Coluh 2'k for an otherwNise routmte sta .th' . more. We have boys sitting oa 556 55 69 I , 'th Ak f.. hed li ·rn• ' Roc ester , [' he went on. " o one says wt I be h hiltln ... Tblt't c t Cl b (' A8 R H Pet 67 58 .536 ~ an d uun ry u •· . . . · "When they gavE" us six outs ! Ken Harrelson s homer wt er JnJS up, m1 I ~ T 1 the nc g .~. I .eld did not indude Hun- Oliva, Minn 117 448 70 143 .319 in the inning you can't blame , a mate aboard in the 13th Chicago to vne hit. Borfofnlto 63 60 512 8 starters thtoob ll oogh abecnymore W4 didD't baye lis yeart / F [{bsr, Bal 111436 93 \37 .314 u ao · because e u pen as ome , . The fl tington's Bill Camplwll , the K.aline. Del lOt 356 6811\ .312 takmg tl , Bauer satd ' Richmond 62 62 .500 9'1. .so important. Harry Walker ago. Tlte Ot•·Oroltta I 1!164 .\ntional Amateur Clw mp- Powell' Ral Toledo 61 63 .492 lOlh: ' realizes this and he uses his Th t 1960 PltiBburab crew 119 .298 We 11 wm them .anyway _we who was exempt From qual· Wgnr ·Cleve 113 400 70 . can. ll's better '" the lat~ , Jacksonville 57 6tl .463 14 pitchers accordingly. I think be was~ hlg!Hpirited bunch whlcb 100 108 378 58 110 291 itytng 1\tdtd.t, Ca l 88 317 48 92 .290 mmngs because they ~an 'I Syracuse ,lB 80 .365 26'1. Ideserves most of the credit for Included such mea 81 Doa Bmy Chi 103 2113 37 8.1 .280 Icome thback a.t uhs too muchS, d Tuesday • Results I where we are now." H-... Dick Groa• BID Vlrtlon;': • . · .. · . ln e mnt , Russ ny er Rochester 8 Toronto 6 · '"""• "' ' MANTLE !NJUHED B.Rbsn, Bal 79 13, ..289 , singled through the ml'ldle but . I Lucky Somewbere Dick Stuart, Rocky Ne!Jon llll4 1 Buffala 8 :syracuse 5 DETROIT tUPit - 0utlielcier Mantle, NY 99 314 37 1!0 .287 H . d ·tied lhoitsto IHal Smith allol whom are3 ed0 1 11 "· 1 t l'ltll" Wash 116 408 62115 .282 ' "'man a ml · . . . P By ·~··d· Prets Jntrroatlooaf Kansas City 53 66 .445 25 Columhm Tol Walker certainly is doing ' . . k· M 1 1c ey <:~nte wt IJt' flS to "' • . Rlro"f'etrocellf:.....btrt ~be~ of] vuJu:: 1 ·1 Riehmodd-.5 JackSOOV111e 4 · M New York Yanket's for :tl the Home Runs . illness- would have h~ad it. American League New York 53 67 .42425 .2 : . ,. . some~ln~· nght, and that ~oes gone. Law believes, however, 1he Natiooat Leagueo . Aoron, Frank Robinson bounced one W. L. Pet. GB Washington 54 70 .435 26'1. 1 · Cor p1tchmg coach Clyde Kmg, present Pirate club hal u lt!ast four days aftt!r suffenng Braves 33 : Mays, Gwnts 211; off Joe Foy's chest, Brooks Baltimore 78 41 .655 ... Boston 71 .427 27'1. : Mildenberger May Itoo, because on the face of II moch spirit 81 lhl 1110 a pulled hamstring muscl ~ rom~, Brt~ves & Allen , Pntlhes !Robinson hit grounder to : Detroit 64 54 .5421 3ih Tuesday's Result~ Pirates should be no better contingenl trying to ix'at ou1 an infit>ld 28; Stargell, Ptrales & Santo, short , forcing 8Frank, but the Cleveland 63 57 .525 \5'h Baltimore 6 Boston 4, n1ght . 1 Be Wasting Time than filth at .the moment. "Maybe the fellow• wt bid roller in the Yankees 6-5 loss to Cub.-; 27. . •relay to flrst was late. , Mwnesota 62 58 .517 16 1.t.!\ Wash ,6 Cleve 5, 13 mns;, mght . \ That's precisely where they then were 1 UHle mort OPt roil ~1onday. American Lea&ue: F. Robtn- [ Powell followed with hts Jlst Chicago 61 58 .513 17 DetrOit 6 New York 3, mght FRANKFURT, Germany ore lnsofB! as their overall sophisUcaled than some of \'lantle. who returned to hi s son, Ori~les 37 . t>uwell , On~les ~ h me run and fourth ln two California 60 59 .fl09 18 Minn 8 Calif .1' night. (UPIJ' - · Sotrw observers claim pitching reco~rd Is concerned. those we have now, .. be home> in Dallas for a brief rest. Jt; Pep~t.one, Yanks ~ Ktlle· · ~ys. Curl Blefary grounded to - -- -- - · - [Kan City 4 ChiCago~. mght il's a waste of time-but Kad According to the figures, the laughed, "but we bavt &IIYI injured the same muscle twlce brew, twms 27; Colavito, George Smith whose throw to Batley, Ztmmerman (7) . LP- 1Wednesday's Probable P1teber . Mildenberger has started seTI· Pirate• rank fifth In pitching In who like to talk it up. Jet'1'1 before this y~ar. - j lodians 25. Ifirst was wide. Johnson then Ch.."nce •8·15) . HRS- Ktllebrew ' !Starling Times EDT! ous training for his Sept LD 1the National League with an iLynch for one and Clyde Kine r lluns Bolted Ia copped the five-run rally with 12•thl, Kosco (2nd), Oliva Baltimore at. Boston-Palmer world heavyweight title fight. aggregate earned run average, for another. On. 1101!8111111, L Nallonal LeagU<: Aaron, his game-winning blow , J2tlth), Mmcher 02th), t\3-61 vs. Santtago ;11-9). 1:30 . b .11 1 h t of 3.>7. The dudge"' are lll'st ' Boberto Clemente gets Dretl up B . . 92 · Clemente prate. . . , I Milden erger WI ge a i o 'th 2 74 1 DEVOTED ro INTERI':SI 01' rave 5 · _ • ~ "I don't like wmnlng in the -p.m. 1 · Cl 0 th t date · WI · • · r~al good an4 Pll (.,~ MEIGS MASON A~I!:A 82; Allen, Phtllies 80 : White, , ·nth all the time" Bauer said N~w York 200 0011 010- 3 12 0 Calilornia at Minnesota- at CasSius ay ~ a 10 t~n It's an old baseball axiom Pagliaroni) bollen 11a lot. 1 1rJ ' Phillte5 7~: Stargell, Pirates 78. 1~;t's a little to~gher on th~ De~roit 000 000 33x- 6 9 0 Newman (2-5) vs. Boswell (}2- IClay's third Utle efe:: l'k · 1 e , that pitching is 75 per cent of to do my part1 1011. American Leaa:ue: Powell, · anage " . Downing, ReniH _(7) and 5) or Gre~nt t9·13 ). 9 p.m. I las~ ~~r months the game, but the Pirates seem Law feels he fmally ·hal I 8 a~tfl•rtl 1 - Ow•n. I"UD ...... ClldfM ftn,.lhlll. lOIT•r Orioles \15 : F. Kun1nson , OrtOJes m ~tber AL Results Gibbs; Podres, Aguirre (3) , 1 New York at Detroit-Bouton Br~tam 5 Henry Coop~~ ~11 l lo be disproving it if you insist straightened himself aut after Pullht~<l ••~'n •f,.,..,,na ••eaPI 86; B. Robinson, Orioles 84; [ Elsewhere Detroit upended Sporma (6), Mosbouquette 18) : 11·51 vs. Wilson 11~9). 9 p.m. , Brmn London ~lore Jmd d · on going strictly by statislico. pulling 0 rib muocle whUI l;.tturdu u o iuno;~.»r tiJ rna Utlao 011 \ltll•, I'Uhl!lhlO. l 't'll'tl'tftJ. Ll~ ,. .. , Conigliaro, Ked Sox 76; Horton, •New York' _.., waSnington and Free han. WP -Monbou- ' Washington at C1eveland- lden~rger is a ea~ ~her The lasl Ume Pittsburgh won warming up .for bis 1ee0Dit o::fltOl~ Sl._ .. OIIItfO~. Ohio. 4:17811 . Du• 6 1 • · 3 '• ·7 "I LP R 'fl 2 6) ) H (9agamst the fast·movmg c amp. man start of the season. h,,..,. 11ff; ~• Ptlune WY 2-21M~ Fftllnl' Ttgers 7 . !tripped Cleveland 6-5 in l3 queUe \ "tJ • ~ em ( - . · Richert (12-10 vs. argan . In 1960, Law was the big •• · l'll<ln t W' '!·21 ,~ Pitching ·innings Mmne!JOta whipped HRS - Tresh (18th ), Hoyer 6). 1:30 p.m. [·lon. ' of the pitching staff wilh 20 . "That !AJOk mo out for 1 Enr~na "' Wc~"•a el.. mamna , • •"~' a• th• pntl <>ffi.,. tl Pnm•m' 1 National League: .. s- 1 and Kansas City •11th), Wert {7th), Maris : Kansas City at Chicago, victories. This time, side-lined \ month," ._he said. ''I Uied t. Un•u "~•lll>n"l tO•trllatnl r~p,,.s~lll.illl~• ' Dodgers 10-) : Perry. Giants 1!1- beat Chicago 4-2. ' noth). . Lindblad 11·51 and Handrahan w.mblerloo UHtmp by a rib injury earlier in .the, rush it when~ ) J!ame baclt and I t.uttlneOl Klmbtll. Inc:.. 34J l.e&iAI· 2; Mawhal, G1ants 17·5; In the National League, San , .. Nat10nal League Iyear, he has won only. e~ght l guess it's difficult btii'I'YIDS , I tuo' "'"' "~'" ;.,r., l."'l ~ "'•• 1(!1:01 vs. Buzhardt (5·7) and Trving for Fourth ,.,.., Maloney , Reds 13-4 ; Koulax , Francisco edged St. Louis ~~ 16 ,, wningo, rain) PJZarru 17-4) . 2, 7 p.m . MANCHESTER, Mass. (UP!), games. Bob Veale, wtth 12 36·year-old ann. Rushlnl bacll SUI\KT\t.o\10\, rUel OePvtreo DJ ta r rltl ..-tt .. re u• olahll :i.~ -ent.o "'"' Dodger~ 19---6. , as Willie Mays tied Jimmy P1Usburgh 001 100 1- 3 B0 . ":hursday's Games _ Wimbledon champion Billie victories, is the club'~ top · that quickly did me more bani wnlr. • on• •"''' on an ~• n~-. •' to• ~mer1cao League: .McNally, Foxx for second place on the Ne~ York 000 000 x-.o 2 .~ Cal.lforme~ at Minnesota. tJean) King is bidding to be- - - - - - - - - - - - than good, but [think I'm okaJ " D1ol~ !i" "''""l ott•~~ UH AI; 111 I ..,.na"' Ill ID: 1 nr .. • .,..nth• ~~ 1111 "' Onoles ll ·l:. Watt: Onoles 9-3; [all-time homer list with the S1ks (7-2). an~ Pagharom, , Ctucago at Cleveland, mght come the fourth woman in hi~· FAZIO TO PCL now.' My last four, five st1rta """" Hnu .. Wb'l'r• eani•r "'"''-" h of his career Pittsburgh McGraw, Fnend (7) and Grote. <Only games scheduled) lory to retire the prized Essex KANSAS CIT Y (UP!) - have been all rlgbl." •) not •• ••'~1111 nne mo ~•h 'L"' "' Boswell. Twms 12-5: Sanlord, , 5341 ••U One Wilt un Ill\~~ \ mn n>hl Angels 11·5: Palmer, Orioles 13- , btanked New York J.O, Los LP- McGraw 11-5). I Bowl. Kansas . City Ernie Law, naturally, thlnkl lht j 1~2~ rh1·ee ""' "' h• tJ\141 l!:iunM'r•o tlnn o• "" hodudet tundt1 1'\mn 6. Angeles topped Cincinoati z.o, I Naltonaf League She gol off on the righl foot Fazto was optioned to the Piratl!s ean win and remember IIII'W~ ~-- -Atlanta bested Hou•ton 4-2 and All ant a 021 001 0011- 4 10 2, . W. L. Pet. GB Tuesday by defeating 16-year- Athletics' Vancouver team ol he's the type who tells tho Houston 000 000 110- 2 6 2 P1t1sburgh. 70 47 .598 ... , old Elena Subirats of Mexico the Pacific Coast League truth. [ Killey, AbernaJhy '8) and San FranciScO 70 50 .583 1'k City, 7_5, s- 2, in the first round Tuesday on a 24-buur recall [ If that turns out to be 11M Torre: Cuellar, D~erker (61, · Los Angeles 67 50 .573 3 Iof the Ladies Invitational ten· basis. Fazio appeared In 24 case, it'll mean ftgurea ...,. Taylor t81 and Bateman. WP- [ Ph1ladelph1a 65 54 .546 6 nis tournament at the Essex i games, balling .219 primarily times lie. Pltcblnl Daunt Ins~rted HI INTENSITY f • g Ill SlUgger J0hnson Gett • k R k c I t ~I Ore LI e Oc Y 0 avi 0 : ''FRH" FLY SWATTER 1 t . 3'DAYS ONLYl THURS. ··FRI. ··SAI , 0 Littler, Good Qualify for AM f t I~ ounce 29e Value I Clip Board, 49c value . MI~ISTERIAL TENT - Rev. Paul Sellers of Racine stands wltb the Meigs Mmlstenal Association's ~ross and table display in the tent nearest tho Junior Fair Building at the J03rd Meigs County Fal r. - Sentinel Pbolo. UPI Briefs Minimum Vp? WASHINGTON -THE SEN· ate Labor a Committee Tuesday approved bill to Increase the (Continued from Page 1) Sale Price 33c QUALITY ' BROOM & MOP Membersh•JP ct- [ TENNIS SHOES S177 $4,.99 · Roush's Shoe Store . ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating PLUMBING HEATING ADM!IAL Portable Yau Got Both For Only A $2.49 Value School or~j Eopaciafly Suited For SHE:;'· $2.00 Value 7oo FIWR PAPER .. .. 2 for $1.00 lead Pencils, 2 for 5c value _ 2 Giant 400 Count Pack Flllor Popar, A 52 00 Voges of ~ Hofa · aluel L •mit 2 Pkgs. Sale Price I c No. 2 black lead quality pencila In coiQrful deslp with eraser. lJmit 12 to a customer. 3 Ring Binder Sale Price 88c Strong. durable Polypropylene hinge will bend more thaa a million times with-out breaking. $1.29 value. Desk Supply Kit Sale Price $1.00 Thla handy set contains 4 different colored pencil pens, itopler with 1,000 staples, package of rubber bands and paper clips. $1.49 value. 5 Hole Note Book_ Sale Price 4 for $1.00 eo eonnt, 5 hole spiral hound theme hook, wldo ruled with margin. $1.96 value, 10 Pc. Stick Pen Set Sale Price 48c 'J'IIe eolor of each pen ls the Ink eolor. Instant wrtl&petmanenl- non smear. $1.00 value. 90 Ct. Stenotmtoher Nnte Boolc Sale 4 fvr Sl leby Johnee Seat All Carry _ Sale Price $2. 40 Qt. Waste Basket AdjUBtl lnto 4 diCferent positions in seconds, all plastic makeo It atrons and yet ligbl as a feather . Urethane foam adds extra 1upporl for <orrect posture train· Jni. nlue. & WITH FREE DUSTPAN ' 6 Gal. Poly Garba11e Can _ eVINYL 3 RING LOOSE LEAF BINDER e50 SHEETS OF FILLER PAPER el21NCH RULER eMULTI DRAW· lNG INSTRUMENT eORGANIZER Sale Price 88c Sale Price 33c 59c VALUE 2 Side Adjustable Mirror _ Sale Price 8Bc One side good quality regular glass Dlfylng glass. $1.59 value. the other, mag. lmersion Heater Sale Price. 44c Plug Into any electrical outlet and water In 90 seconds! 98c value. Preato! - bolllDg SCHOOL BAG 1 Alit. Two Tone Colors. Handle or Removeabla Shouldor Strop SALE PRICE • $ 00 A $1.49 VALUE 4-Piece Metal Canister Set _ Sale Price $1.00 White background with copper tops and trim. $2.00 vaL "Trim" Nail Clips Sale Price 14c 25cVALUE Boy's White Socks _ Sale Price 4 for $1.00 100% cotton crew aocka. White ribbed topa with elaltle and assorted color stripes. Reg. 4for $1.58. .Flannel Back Table Cloth _ Sale Price $1.00 Lovely smooth surface design and 80 easy Ill clean with the swish of a damp cloth. Decontlve pinked edget. Size 52x52 l111, ln a wide variety or patterns and colon. tt.98 value. !fJ:a' Mixing Bowl Set_ Sale Price $1.00 COVERS. Boll proof and unbreakable. I, 2 and quart sr- $2.00 value. IRON ON PATCHES BLUE DENIM. Guaranteed washable. For qui<* ,... pairs on jeans, jackets. work clothes, slip cover1 etc. N~w miracle adllesive. Card of 10 patches eaeh 5x 6 iftS. 59c value. NAPPIE BOWL PLACE MATS BeanUful reclangular pa· per mala with scalloped ed· gea and dainty border trim. Slae 9% :r 1410 Inches. 3o In pltg. 49c value. Ice Cube Trays MINATIJRE. This sturdy poly tray makes flO minia· ture ice cubes at a time. $2.34 value. Large white china bowl& decorated with the always popular uGolden Wheat" pattern. $147 value. Sale Price 3 for $1 .00 ; 60 Count Bob Pint S.le Price IBc pkg. Hinged Bread Box Sale Price 6 for $1.00 Large, generous sfze pol' $1.00 VALUE Sale Price 9c Sale Price 66c 32 Qt. Utility Tub 12-oz. No Drip Server Sale Price $1.00 Nut &Onion Chopper bread box with hinged lid . that fits securely. White topa and &S!Orled pastel bottom " aidoo. $3.95 val. VINYL Sale Both for $1.00 Sale Price 28c Ribbed Poly garbage can with lock nn lid. $1.49 value. :V. in. Clnoav Window Shadt~s Sale Price 78c White plastic shade with richly emboased texture. Thor· oughly washable. $119 value. Ouart Chucoal Lighter Easy grip handles. lln· breakable • flexible • no rusting or denting and easy to clean. PLUS Bturdy poly dust pan in attractive mix & motch colors. $1.69 val Binder Ensemble A"orted color back, spiral hound notebooks. Reg. 49e. 25c EACH 3~ Prlco DI~~ARY · •· ........ . $1.00 ~00 II AUGUST FURNITURE SALE New Kotex with aoft Impressions. Regular or Super. Each box eontalna 12 aapklns. Regular prlco 3 for U.65 value. Size 9 x 121> Inches. Top quality, tiny prices. tConti•ued from Page I) ors paid $1,385,710 in cigarette federal minimum wage lo $1.60 Perrill and Norman Harbrecht Laxt>s during the week ending an bour by 1968 and extend cov~ were introduced. Members Bill Aug. 14, up 18 per cent over erage to aearly half the na- Francis and Fra•k Fugate were reveDues from the same period · tion 's work forri! . . reported in Holzer Hospital and a year before, state Treasurer ~~e mea s~re would brmg 7.2: . John Richmond in Veteran's John D. Herbert said Tuesday. million additional workers llll- 1Memorial Hospital. Members 'd th t t II der mimmum wage coverage, I were rM!Inested to send get-well Her ber t saJ e s a e co e including mo th 6 mill'100 I ., ed $8 6 ur10 10 · t · , . re an cards to tbe members. · m ~ axes smt:e employe~ of ·l'arge service and tbe current . fiScal year began retail establishments. It also I Paul Casci reportel on the July l , fn .mcre~se 0~ $7!,689 would cover for the first time banquet giveR by Post 39 for ove~ dc~ 1 ec:ns or t e same ! nearly half a million farm members and coaches of the peno m 1 • workers. Meigs County Junior Legion Interest Vp Too Baseball team on Augusl4. Mel NEW YORK _ BANKS Clark and Luther Tucl:er. throughout the natiOR today coaches, and 13 members of were expected to una(limously team plus one guest, Bob Ro!).. For All The Family follow the lead of several large erts, were present for the to banking Institutions and raise dinner served by Paul Casci, the prime interest rate 09 busi- chef, and other members or :t. ness loans to a record 6 per the Post. \ cent. Frank Vaugban reported tbat Alfhough the hike only direct- the Post's annual picnic ly affects short term !oaRs of members and lhelr lemllJes 00 ~"Y' to a year made to be on Sunday, Septl!mber 11, Middleport, 0. pricme business C\Citomers, tbe the Meigs County fairgrowJCb. ?ii!iiiii:iiii:==:i-::-: ~· ::-ii-ii-ii-ii--~1 move was expected to keep The 2nd meeUng In · September money tight in all borrowing· (the 19th) was set up as "CIII· transactions. The first announce ford J . Rhodes'' night. Paul ment of a raise, by First Na- Casci will be In charge. Thl• ·tiona! City of New York came will also be the amnual oyster at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday after the >upper night. Your Dependable close of the stock market. Sev· A letter of thanks was read Dealer For eral other large banks acros9 from The Plains, Ohio, Postthe country quickly made sim· master for Post 39's Color Guard Dar announcements. participation In the dedication ceremony of the new post ol· AND ~ THBEE CASES HEARD fice building. A letter Three cases were heard by Ben Williams, Eighth D!litri·ctll Jodge F•allk W. Porter, Jr., Commander, praising Phone WY 2·2550 ~;:::::;:;:::::;:::;=:=:=:~~: in Meigs County Court Tues- Post's Drum & Bugle day. James Will and Clarence beaded by Guido Glroloml, Freeman, on cbarges of driving its participation Ill tlth~ellu!~~: Bong! Bong! ~·bile intoxicated, ~acb were Conventloa parade In C Hearing wedding bells? fmed $150 and costs and order· was read. This outfit made look under JEWELRY ed to spend three days ill jail: ol band members from Pmn-11 and the case of Clarence Wed· eroy and Middleport High In the YELLOW PAGES. die, Jr., on charges of breaking Schools also ~cipated In Where your fingers do and entermg, was contmued to Memorial Day ·parades in Porn1lle walking. Friday. Weddle re~in. to eroy and Chester, 4th of July county fail, m lacking a $1,0011 parnde in Ractne, and the bond. Kyger Creek ToorRament lor LL. ANNOUNCE CONCLAVE Monday, August 29, wao A special conclave of the up as recreatioo night at the Ohio Valley Commandery, .K of Poet home. This wlll not be a T., will be held Thursday, Aug- meeting ntgbt. A movie "Cleveust 18, at 7 p. m. to a,ltend land Browns • Hillles 19115" wut funeral services of Sir Knigbt be shown and refreshmenta will Wllliam Fraacis al Foglesong be served. Members and guesta Funeral ·Home, Commander are Invited to attend this even· Thomas C. Edwards, an~ ing of enjoyment starUng at 7 nounces. p. m. Members ol the Pomeroy BOARD TO MEET High Scltool lootball oquad will A special meellng ol the be Invited. Soothem Local School Board Chicken and noodles were will be held Thursday, servedbe to the aptprolxll~telyth Aug. 18, at i p. m. mem "' preaen o owmg e r======"'-=.:,;;:~~.:;;;~~;_.==-•' meeting by Olin Keapp, Elza Gilmore and Paul Taylor. I Sale Price I Be Elmer'I Glue Reg. or Super Kotex Sale 3 for $1.00 Sale Price $2.00 "trim" TWEEZERS Pwmanently aliened polnll 29c value. Sale Price 18c HAll BRUSH 60 Rust resistant, satin smooth deluxe rubber tipped pins on card. 25c val. $2.00 VALUE Sparkling glass container with assorted color plastic tops and handles. 49c va1. STAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN TOOLS Sale Price 34c Potato M1sher. l•dle, Fork, Sp1tul1. Pull or Slotted Spoons. J&J FIRST AID KIT DeUcate pastel shade• with lllll'beUzed finish. Good quality black or wl111e brfs· tleo. Smooth, comfortably tlboped handleo. 49c value. Handy plastic box contains bandage, first aid cream, tape, gauze pads, Band· aids; and First Aid booklet $1.50 value. Sale Price 22c Gillette Mini Razor Kit Sale Price $I .00 Attractive, assorted dvle caoes with genuine Gillette mini-razor and stainle" atool blade. $1.00 value. Sale Price66c "Tek"Tooth Brushes Choice of medium or hard br!alles. $1.38 value. Sale Price 2 for 54c Ice Cream SCOOP Jam &Jell Set Serving tray and 3 covered containers each with its own individual spoon. $2. value. Sale Price $1.00 Men's Watch Band DELUXE. Trlnle chrome plated, heavy daly quallly to provide 1 lifetime of · uae. U.OO value. Twist It · bend It · knot it . this flexible band can real· ly take it! Strong, durable snd the finest styling. Choice of gold or silver fin· ish. $3.00 value. S.le Price 66c Sale Price $1.00 4 for $pl0 YOUR CHOICI Reg. $2.00 V•lu•l Ice Cube Trays REGULAR FLEXIBLE. Arch the tray. out pops 18 perff'rt cubes every time. Odorless, tasteless, n (' 11 toxic unbreakable ethylene. $2.34 value. poly~ Sale Price 6 for $1.00 Measuring Cup Set 5 PIECE. Four sparkling white ceramic eups with colftfful rooster desigft. CoiT',olete with stain finisla' :, wood rack for banging · cups. Size: I Cup, 'h Cup, % Cup and '>i. Cup. $1.49 value. Sa r. Price B8c King Slu T.V. Tray Table_ Sale Price 88c All meW table 161>1221>". Washable and easy to keep clean. Assorted deaisn. $1.49 value. Sale Price $1.00 Planten, Reg. $2.49 Sale Price $1.00 Giani 18 lncheo wide a 5 ft. lone. Easll:y cut to size. Mate. your own bench and stool enshloDI, ebalr pado, auto ·seal pads ele. % Inch thick! SAVEl $1.49 value• -!SP!!._- ....IJ'sy;;;-(' . ' BAKER FbRNITURE 'MI.oowilti, . 5-Ft. Foam Pads o. · r~J!ie~Dentl. ;elarhelbed ftnlsh lacquered. lii'a11 plated 'I'' .~ Smu:IIJo ICOlloped bowL planter moulded of Durotul. Ex· ' Ira 11rse 9" :r 11 W' x 8" pot lor a variety of nora! artttalld. ,OYeraJ)' bl 32** !111, · MILL STREET'"' MIDDLEPORT •·.-.>j. �'. ''t, • I .,, " Jlall7 lelltlmtl. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 1T, 1968--J • MIDDLEPORT DE.PT,. STORE'S ) ''i • ,. I I' I. ... ,··· .i ,I AILSTAR Mays Threatening Ruth' s Record =: B~ re~rem~nt By CliRT UPI ·Sporlt Writer . F m.o stron ear could Ythe most prolific home run hitter of all ~,:X'::'~t :~ 1 ,"~;~=~ 0~= ~tlanta beatLH~uston the day for Willie to collect hislany parUes. He 4-2. last 18fi' ltomers and whetller he signed a twq.,ear contract at th AA Lea•ue lhan S~tiAin The 10 victorlea can squeeze out four more $100,000 plus last winter so he'll In e mill' n ~ " ' · equally pruducUve years is definitely be at least for something only Mays can 1967 · h d ed Ml ta beat California 6-1 west In 1958. time . detennlne. But the guessing Is Mays' feat overs a ow nneso hi 4-2, TbroWI Tw ..Bitter ~t's how Ions It's . taken that the closer .he gets to 700 another s~ckoul. pitchi~g job by Kans~ c~:~t Jg.:'tag~leve: Tommie Sisk held the Meta to h~m to hit his last 180 homers the more he'll be pushing Gah:d d Perry. h!Th:9th6-::; ~sin IS innings. two singles ln ·a game halted by aDd that's the number he needs h1mself. Tlg an er won fl Cardinal rain with the Pirates batUg In to reach Babe Ruth's magic 714 Four Pruductlve Years tying Sandy Kouf:;' for the ~~~ay~ ~:.~..:' landed 4110 the seventh jnnlng. First.place rtgure. No. 354 (534 minus 180) came most vlctorle~ . I s season. Y. . home 'tate over the Pittsburgh scored In the third[.:=:::=...:;: The San Francisco slugger on Aug. 19, 1!162 a~ainst the Los Perry allowed on!y •stx ~Its, fee~/ro:nler nefd fence and on singles by Sisk, Gene Alley caD prove D touclled .. ,... tied Jimmy Foxx for second Angeles Dodgers lef~ander fanned four andti~ldnh:, ~~ ~ ~~ed out to be the winning and Roberto Clemente and basel" in career home runs Johnny Pudres. Mays hll 14 man whtle boos g The Giants tallied an again In the fourth on a pair of seven hila an1l struck ool oev01 1Tutesdla) night when he belled more that year and followed to 19·6· e National League :~med marker In the second walka and Sisk's run.produc!ng to win his 12th game In 21 his of 1966 and the 534th of with seasons of ill, 47 and 52, In oth r e es blanked inning and added an Insurance hit. They added an exira run In decisions. his major leagu• lifetime wh1le hiJ ma)o~ league high, m 1965. achon, Los /n~l:tsb h shut run on Willie McCovey's 24th the seventh and, evon Hank Aaron, the NaUonal leading the Giants to a ~1 The b1g d)fference Is that Cmcmnah 2'rk ~ 1;:";, rain- homer in the seventh. the Met.o did not get to bat, League's lop RBI man, drovl 0 victory over the St. Louts liii!Y• Is now 35 years .old gol;~ 0 ~~ New ~ 0game Philadelphia Dodger rookie Don Sutton run stands. iD his 92nd with a single thai o~U39 ~s~ad ;I ~omgi on · ~ef::~~: Chicag~ $-3 and (10-11) gaV•l Cinclnnali only two Chicago relief pitcher Fergu- ttCOred Fe)lpe Alou, .who had almost four seasons to u , ' e sn P ann ng un ' hits and Tommy Davis singled son Jenkins lorced In two Jloubled, wllh what proved to be borne both Los AngeleS run• In with bases looded walks In the tile deciding run ' 81 Allanll the firs,l ~ing Willie Davis led eighth Inning to hand · HousiAin. The Bnv"' off v;!th a triple and Jim phia Its win. Tony Gonzalez scored two unearned hms II' Gi!ilam followed with a walk opened the eighth with a ~!lllle tho seCDIIIt liDd ~Ued lhe!r before Tommy brought them and after an Intentional pass to fourth run tn the stxtb on Maclt • both home. Bill White, Jenkins walked Clay Jones' double. Dick Kelley (3-21 Sulton did not allow 1 hit Dalrymple to fill the bases and got the win although hi . until John Edwards singled In Dick Groat and pinch · bullpen belp ftom ·Teol the sixth and was in command Doug Clemens to push across 'when tlit Aan. · aU the way, He lanned eight the winning runs. Larry Ill the elgbth. JEFF MEYERS Chicago shaded Philadelphia 5- [ inning handed. Luis Tianl. his and walked only one wblle son, a lorme< Cub, gave rna~~· wuft: .May~ •::.,es ~round .. ~~:ftor~ow~~e!"";".;'k ~: ~:kl~~ln:,ostth:o~a:'n :'! ' °, ' J S 8y • w II 3 seventh loss m 13 decisions. I~1Lt Built In transformer produces 100 watts daylight Adjusts to 180 degrees In any direction. Asat. colors. BROWN, r~1sed Sheaffer's Cartridge Pen _ N~t10n~l C;:~rty, ~~~:-run 40~1 We~ t: ~ Roger Ka~sas ~u hi~. 1 So~ I +.!i!Udi!l-~zy~ROUJ!F.!itl .;M~'.ot%:....,r'ffi ~an:e 1~ ~n ~~t n~ ran s:y:tar~~: ' .~ p~n ~a ft~ \ 1960 hi•• Pr 1 1 ~.s f~om ~ luxury I . • ' • " • , - - - 1 119.47~ . 5~ \the ! TH DAily SENTINEl I I ,._ :I I 1 Regan, 1 caJifor~a 2-\ . I , i~iielder BERRrS '"ORLr Line Scores I, Killey Amertun Lea(U< 13-2). LP-Cuellar 17-6). S,t. LoUis. 61 57 .5i7 9'1. ICountry:::CI~u~b·~==:::::==:: l a=s~a=p=in:ch;:h~i~tl=er:·:;:~:===~an~y~w~a~y,=========c Bait . 0011 100 005- 6 8 1 Cmcmnat1 59 59 .50011'1. I _ ____ - -·-Boston 000 100 000- I 6 2 AUonta 57 61 .483 13'1. I r--"' l Th 'll D 1 E 003 001 0011- 4 7 2 St. Louis Drab 0 w sky, Bunker 13), San 'f'ran Oil 000 lOx- 3 8 0 : Houston 51 67 .432 19'1. l I Hat o's ey 0 t very !me Brabender 1; 1 J . Miller 18) Jackson (12·101 and McCar· : New York 51 67 .432 19\'o ~UT IN ~EA.L LIFE··· JUST TFtr' and Roznovsky : Brandon Osin· ' ver: Perry i19·21 and Virgil. Chicago 39 78 .33:1 31 W;>wCUM'? IN Tf.IE IJCNIE5, Ct-R. AND FIND AN EIIJ7TY CURB ski ,91 and 'Ryan. WP -J. HR8--Mays (29th), McCovey . ,Tuesday'• Resolts DRIVERS />J.WAY5 J:II.RK RIGf.IT IN SPACa IN THE ENTIRE CITY"' Miller 13·7). LP- Brandon II· ;24th ). Ptt 3 N.Y. 0·6"' mns .. ram FR:JNTOF THEIR DESTINATION··· 61. HRS- F. Robinson tJ7thJ, i I Phita 5 Chicago 3, night Powell (31st), B. Johnson list). i Chicago 002 0011 Olo-- 3 7 0 Atlanta 4 Houston 2. mght I r :'iZr";nl.i\'i'W [ Phila. 300 000 02x- 5 8 0. San Fran 3 Sl. Louis 1, night K.C. JOl 010 010 _ 4 6 0 Roberts, Koonce n ), .lenkin~ : Los Ang 2 Cincinnati 0.. nbigllt Ch~eago 000 0011 2IJO.- 2 6 2 (7) and Hundley; Jackson 112· Wednesday's Probable Pile ero Odom Aker (7) and Roof· tlll and flarlymple. LP- [ (Starting Times EDTI , John, w'ilhelm (8) and Romano: I Jenkins (2·8). HR-Gonzalez I St. Louis at San Francisco- i McNertney (S ). WP-Odom <2· '5th). I Washburn 19-6) vs. Marlchat l 21. LP- John (11-7). (IHi). 4 p.m. · Cin 0011 0011 0011- 0 2 1 ! Pittsburgh at New YorkIll lnn~s) i L.A. 2011 0011110•- 2 4 0 Veale 112-7) vs. Fisher 19·11), 8; tiCIC-.J wa 020 !00 0!0 000 2- 5 13 0 Nuxhall, McCool 181 and p.m. C1 lOll 0011 2IO OOti 1- 5 10 o 1 Edwards; Sutton (10:11) and Atlanta .at ."ouJton-Johnson , Hannan , Ortega (2), Kline . Roseboro LP-Nuxhall (4-3). t9-11) ••. GIUSti nUl: 9:30 P:m, t71. Cox (7) , Lines t!O) and i Chicago at PhlladelphJaCasanova: Bell, Tiant (8) and 1CASSELL RETIRES . Holtzman (6-\21 vs. Bunmng 8irns, Azcue t6). WP- Lines !4- NEW YORK tUPII -Sprtnler •13-81 .. s:OSp.m. 21 LP_:Tianl (6-7) HR8- Ollan . Cassell, one .9f the , Cmcmnall at Los Angeles "tavito (25th I H a ,·r e Is 0 n world's top quarter milers for 1 Ellis 19·i4) vs. Koufas 119-61. t12lhi, Wagntr' (19tb). ~· the last nine years, announced Ill p.m. . __ his retirement Tuesday from i Tburaday't Gamet Calif. 000 001 1100--- 1 3 0 . active competition to assume 1 PiUsburgD at New York Minn. tlOil 410 28X - 1 14 1 I dulles as director of track ~nd : Cincinnati at HouBton, night , Clrance, Burdette tli), Lee t7) field for tho Alllllteur Athlotic , St. Louis at Los Angeles. ~ljht lnd Bollaer•; Perry (7·5) and Union. I (Only 11ames icbedulell) I T I I ·~ l w.i D1 f\IIA , l~c "/WfJII(/ot who! tho •o<iof order .,il/ bolih wiJen .,..,. old -,•··: ·. ~~', *c ptOftJt CJIGintf ier' - I ., Sale Price $1.00 WITH 12 REFILLS. $2.00 value. I 1 Sale Price nc in All ooft white cotton for real romfort. Triple roll bobby socks, 80 needle nylon reinforced action cuff. Reg. 3 for U .47. cr. 8 ~, IIIOlled colors. 49e value. Girls Anklets, Sale Price 3 for $1 .00 1 LEADERS Sale Price 28c Enameled Dish Pan p•Jrates' p•Itching staf£ Just FaJr•, • Bull. pen Tops I. Poly Wah Basin _ Sturdy 5 quart poly waab baain In while and Beautifully colored enameled dish pan large lrull and leaf dealgn. $1.19 value. TocJay'sSportPatode I I TO THI FIRST 144 ADULTS CUSTOMERS THUR$DAY MORNING LAMP ' UPI Sporll r er · ed f the Until his game-winning home Johnson, a part-time player iLeon Wa_gner homer or ± ¥ ¥iti&i!U~'<J:l~ run Bob Johnson resembled appearing in only 40 games thiS Indians '" the b~tlom of the CINCINNA'l1 (UPI) - Arl _ _ aoc'ky Colavito in looks alone. season, drove in his fifth and stanza a~d Cola~ItO connecttd Shamsk.y'l feat of blttiag four JIM. Nicknamed "Rocky" by his six runs of the campaign With in the etghth. hiS 25th. Paul ' " cootecutlve bome 111nl for teammates because Ute borne run. Powell, &be CAsanova collected two RBIS t)ae ClnciDDatl Redl wW be Oi.iTSPOkiW ,.ofCTO. of his facial resemblance to American League leader i.n I for the Sen? tors. Immortalized lD the Baseball Cleveland 's slugging outlielder, RBis with 95, whacked hiS The Twms supported Jim Boll of fame al CooperstoWn, - - - · __ _ _ Johnson was batting .226 with 1homer over the centerfield Perry 's three-hit p1lchmg with. N. Y. only one extra base hit before 1 fence some 420 feet from home four homers, one each by Tbe Reds aaoouuced today NEW YORK (UPI) -Vern winner and l2. wlnl at tbll slamming his first home run uf Iplale. . Harmo~ Killebrew' Andy K~~ tbot Ken Smith of tbe HaD of Law Is the type who tells the stage of the game doesn'l the season Tuesday mght in 1 Frank Robmson, the No. I co, 1 on) Ohva and d Fame bos asked tbe outfield· truth, the whole trulb aud exacUy qualify him for the ,, Unlttd Pren lnlernatiunal I leading the Orioles to a 6-4 home run ~itter in the maJor~. ' ~~ncher. Oliva, . Ko~~ r~:s er to send hit bat to be el· DOtbing but the truth. YounK award. 8 victorv over Bo~ton. . walloped hiS 37th, a solu shot '" Mmcher drove m t . . sbrined at Cooperstown. ' •· , Natioaal League · into the lineup the fourth innmg. apiece as Perry h1s 1 Sbamsk waUoped t b r e e . He w_on t knock his own craft, There 1 a considerable dlffel' G. AB. ll. H. Pet. · d b gtve nave The Tigers rallied with three record to 7-5, bestmg Dean . Y will he say In all ence between this team and tbl 1 1 tb e Pitt'" but ne.ther pn secon ase 1o IJ • th 1 home runt aaa ns . th 'tchi 1 1 hi h • HUNTINGTON. W- Va. lu Alou, Pitt IDJ 376 57129 .343 J t ,. n rest Bob walloped a runs iil each of the seventh and , Chance, who lost h1s 15 game 1 b Pir1t b at Frl~ conscience at p1 ng s one wai!J OD ~ C WOil • 1 - Bobby LittiPr of Athens. Clmn!<', Pitt l HJ458 73 150 .328 1 t ~ 10/:n ~lollt ' in the nir~lh eighth innings to send New . against eight triumphs. es ere 1 burg 81 a loeb- keeping the Pittsburgh Pirates 1960," Law points out Ollio. shot a I~3 <! Od Mike Good Alou, Atla 117 505 86 165 .~'!/ .v.u- g fte Boog Powell 's 1 York to its sixth loss in the last \ Bert Campaneris scored all ~ day and anotbe~h a ~rate• in first place. Not their starting uour bullpen 11 mucb ltrollo of Huntirgton shot a 144 TuesAt Ia 108 356 50 116 .3Z6 a h:mer in the same I e·i g h t games. Don four City Runs, corning: ·: hitter a gal:! ;..e feat tied pitching, anyway. ger. Fellows Uke Pete Mik1 day to qualify for th¥ Strgel, Pitt 03 363 64 17 .322 stanza had tied the game at 4-4_ 1slammed a two-run homer m home twice on errors and once I here Su Y· rd "Th i1 here kelsen, Roy Face, AI Meleaa, Amateur Golf Cbamp10nshlp cepola. St.L 96 .40 51 lOH .318 B th Baltimore manager the seventh and Ray Oyler hit , each on a wild pitch and a a major league reco · , ere one 00 P ~~ ~ d, BiUy O'Dell and eveu DM !foal will be playt!d at Ardmore, Allen, Phil a 98 Ji:i2 78 114 .:n5 Ha:k Bauer and Boston pilot 8 twO"run triple in the eighth _. passed ball. Campaneris collecti arbe os 'Lan ICardwell have done I tremeoPa.' from Aug. 31-Sept. 3. Sg nlo, Chl Ill 70 126 .313 Billy Herman agrf.>ed that the Maris, Tom Trf.>sh and ed four of the A's six Blue B United Press lotematlonal sha be dous lob for \18. We I TwPnly-one golfers participat- \.1orgn, Hou 8028() 411 87.311 Red had given the Orioles Clete Boyer homered f()r ttle Moon Odom hurled 6 2-3 Y W.L Pct. GB . k. lbetter bench than we had la 11 ed In the 36-hn\e sertionrtl Helms, c11-, 97 :1'; :' a1 116 .308 "six outs" in the ninth. · Y'.mkees. Innings, allowing five hits«and ; mbus IS mg and more power, lllLd 71 32 ·.577 ... 1 Our u qualifier at U1e Guy an Go!f Americaa League I Take AD)'ihing I Tiant Wins Seventb !evening his slate at 2-2. Jack Coluh 2'k for an otherwNise routmte sta .th' . more. We have boys sitting oa 556 55 69 I , 'th Ak f.. hed li ·rn• ' Roc ester , [' he went on. " o one says wt I be h hiltln ... Tblt't c t Cl b (' A8 R H Pet 67 58 .536 ~ an d uun ry u •· . . . · "When they gavE" us six outs ! Ken Harrelson s homer wt er JnJS up, m1 I ~ T 1 the nc g .~. I .eld did not indude Hun- Oliva, Minn 117 448 70 143 .319 in the inning you can't blame , a mate aboard in the 13th Chicago to vne hit. Borfofnlto 63 60 512 8 starters thtoob ll oogh abecnymore W4 didD't baye lis yeart / F [{bsr, Bal 111436 93 \37 .314 u ao · because e u pen as ome , . The fl tington's Bill Camplwll , the K.aline. Del lOt 356 6811\ .312 takmg tl , Bauer satd ' Richmond 62 62 .500 9'1. .so important. Harry Walker ago. Tlte Ot•·Oroltta I 1!164 .\ntional Amateur Clw mp- Powell' Ral Toledo 61 63 .492 lOlh: ' realizes this and he uses his Th t 1960 PltiBburab crew 119 .298 We 11 wm them .anyway _we who was exempt From qual· Wgnr ·Cleve 113 400 70 . can. ll's better '" the lat~ , Jacksonville 57 6tl .463 14 pitchers accordingly. I think be was~ hlg!Hpirited bunch whlcb 100 108 378 58 110 291 itytng 1\tdtd.t, Ca l 88 317 48 92 .290 mmngs because they ~an 'I Syracuse ,lB 80 .365 26'1. Ideserves most of the credit for Included such mea 81 Doa Bmy Chi 103 2113 37 8.1 .280 Icome thback a.t uhs too muchS, d Tuesday • Results I where we are now." H-... Dick Groa• BID Vlrtlon;': • . · .. · . ln e mnt , Russ ny er Rochester 8 Toronto 6 · '"""• "' ' MANTLE !NJUHED B.Rbsn, Bal 79 13, ..289 , singled through the ml'ldle but . I Lucky Somewbere Dick Stuart, Rocky Ne!Jon llll4 1 Buffala 8 :syracuse 5 DETROIT tUPit - 0utlielcier Mantle, NY 99 314 37 1!0 .287 H . d ·tied lhoitsto IHal Smith allol whom are3 ed0 1 11 "· 1 t l'ltll" Wash 116 408 62115 .282 ' "'man a ml · . . . P By ·~··d· Prets Jntrroatlooaf Kansas City 53 66 .445 25 Columhm Tol Walker certainly is doing ' . . k· M 1 1c ey <:~nte wt IJt' flS to "' • . Rlro"f'etrocellf:.....btrt ~be~ of] vuJu:: 1 ·1 Riehmodd-.5 JackSOOV111e 4 · M New York Yanket's for :tl the Home Runs . illness- would have h~ad it. American League New York 53 67 .42425 .2 : . ,. . some~ln~· nght, and that ~oes gone. Law believes, however, 1he Natiooat Leagueo . Aoron, Frank Robinson bounced one W. L. Pet. GB Washington 54 70 .435 26'1. 1 · Cor p1tchmg coach Clyde Kmg, present Pirate club hal u lt!ast four days aftt!r suffenng Braves 33 : Mays, Gwnts 211; off Joe Foy's chest, Brooks Baltimore 78 41 .655 ... Boston 71 .427 27'1. : Mildenberger May Itoo, because on the face of II moch spirit 81 lhl 1110 a pulled hamstring muscl ~ rom~, Brt~ves & Allen , Pntlhes !Robinson hit grounder to : Detroit 64 54 .5421 3ih Tuesday's Result~ Pirates should be no better contingenl trying to ix'at ou1 an infit>ld 28; Stargell, Ptrales & Santo, short , forcing 8Frank, but the Cleveland 63 57 .525 \5'h Baltimore 6 Boston 4, n1ght . 1 Be Wasting Time than filth at .the moment. "Maybe the fellow• wt bid roller in the Yankees 6-5 loss to Cub.-; 27. . •relay to flrst was late. , Mwnesota 62 58 .517 16 1.t.!\ Wash ,6 Cleve 5, 13 mns;, mght . \ That's precisely where they then were 1 UHle mort OPt roil ~1onday. American Lea&ue: F. Robtn- [ Powell followed with hts Jlst Chicago 61 58 .513 17 DetrOit 6 New York 3, mght FRANKFURT, Germany ore lnsofB! as their overall sophisUcaled than some of \'lantle. who returned to hi s son, Ori~les 37 . t>uwell , On~les ~ h me run and fourth ln two California 60 59 .fl09 18 Minn 8 Calif .1' night. (UPIJ' - · Sotrw observers claim pitching reco~rd Is concerned. those we have now, .. be home> in Dallas for a brief rest. Jt; Pep~t.one, Yanks ~ Ktlle· · ~ys. Curl Blefary grounded to - -- -- - · - [Kan City 4 ChiCago~. mght il's a waste of time-but Kad According to the figures, the laughed, "but we bavt &IIYI injured the same muscle twlce brew, twms 27; Colavito, George Smith whose throw to Batley, Ztmmerman (7) . LP- 1Wednesday's Probable P1teber . Mildenberger has started seTI· Pirate• rank fifth In pitching In who like to talk it up. Jet'1'1 before this y~ar. - j lodians 25. Ifirst was wide. Johnson then Ch.."nce •8·15) . HRS- Ktllebrew ' !Starling Times EDT! ous training for his Sept LD 1the National League with an iLynch for one and Clyde Kine r lluns Bolted Ia copped the five-run rally with 12•thl, Kosco (2nd), Oliva Baltimore at. Boston-Palmer world heavyweight title fight. aggregate earned run average, for another. On. 1101!8111111, L Nallonal LeagU<: Aaron, his game-winning blow , J2tlth), Mmcher 02th), t\3-61 vs. Santtago ;11-9). 1:30 . b .11 1 h t of 3.>7. The dudge"' are lll'st ' Boberto Clemente gets Dretl up B . . 92 · Clemente prate. . . , I Milden erger WI ge a i o 'th 2 74 1 DEVOTED ro INTERI':SI 01' rave 5 · _ • ~ "I don't like wmnlng in the -p.m. 1 · Cl 0 th t date · WI · • · r~al good an4 Pll (.,~ MEIGS MASON A~I!:A 82; Allen, Phtllies 80 : White, , ·nth all the time" Bauer said N~w York 200 0011 010- 3 12 0 Calilornia at Minnesota- at CasSius ay ~ a 10 t~n It's an old baseball axiom Pagliaroni) bollen 11a lot. 1 1rJ ' Phillte5 7~: Stargell, Pirates 78. 1~;t's a little to~gher on th~ De~roit 000 000 33x- 6 9 0 Newman (2-5) vs. Boswell (}2- IClay's third Utle efe:: l'k · 1 e , that pitching is 75 per cent of to do my part1 1011. American Leaa:ue: Powell, · anage " . Downing, ReniH _(7) and 5) or Gre~nt t9·13 ). 9 p.m. I las~ ~~r months the game, but the Pirates seem Law feels he fmally ·hal I 8 a~tfl•rtl 1 - Ow•n. I"UD ...... ClldfM ftn,.lhlll. lOIT•r Orioles \15 : F. Kun1nson , OrtOJes m ~tber AL Results Gibbs; Podres, Aguirre (3) , 1 New York at Detroit-Bouton Br~tam 5 Henry Coop~~ ~11 l lo be disproving it if you insist straightened himself aut after Pullht~<l ••~'n •f,.,..,,na ••eaPI 86; B. Robinson, Orioles 84; [ Elsewhere Detroit upended Sporma (6), Mosbouquette 18) : 11·51 vs. Wilson 11~9). 9 p.m. , Brmn London ~lore Jmd d · on going strictly by statislico. pulling 0 rib muocle whUI l;.tturdu u o iuno;~.»r tiJ rna Utlao 011 \ltll•, I'Uhl!lhlO. l 't'll'tl'tftJ. Ll~ ,. .. , Conigliaro, Ked Sox 76; Horton, •New York' _.., waSnington and Free han. WP -Monbou- ' Washington at C1eveland- lden~rger is a ea~ ~her The lasl Ume Pittsburgh won warming up .for bis 1ee0Dit o::fltOl~ Sl._ .. OIIItfO~. Ohio. 4:17811 . Du• 6 1 • · 3 '• ·7 "I LP R 'fl 2 6) ) H (9agamst the fast·movmg c amp. man start of the season. h,,..,. 11ff; ~• Ptlune WY 2-21M~ Fftllnl' Ttgers 7 . !tripped Cleveland 6-5 in l3 queUe \ "tJ • ~ em ( - . · Richert (12-10 vs. argan . In 1960, Law was the big •• · l'll<ln t W' '!·21 ,~ Pitching ·innings Mmne!JOta whipped HRS - Tresh (18th ), Hoyer 6). 1:30 p.m. [·lon. ' of the pitching staff wilh 20 . "That !AJOk mo out for 1 Enr~na "' Wc~"•a el.. mamna , • •"~' a• th• pntl <>ffi.,. tl Pnm•m' 1 National League: .. s- 1 and Kansas City •11th), Wert {7th), Maris : Kansas City at Chicago, victories. This time, side-lined \ month," ._he said. ''I Uied t. Un•u "~•lll>n"l tO•trllatnl r~p,,.s~lll.illl~• ' Dodgers 10-) : Perry. Giants 1!1- beat Chicago 4-2. ' noth). . Lindblad 11·51 and Handrahan w.mblerloo UHtmp by a rib injury earlier in .the, rush it when~ ) J!ame baclt and I t.uttlneOl Klmbtll. Inc:.. 34J l.e&iAI· 2; Mawhal, G1ants 17·5; In the National League, San , .. Nat10nal League Iyear, he has won only. e~ght l guess it's difficult btii'I'YIDS , I tuo' "'"' "~'" ;.,r., l."'l ~ "'•• 1(!1:01 vs. Buzhardt (5·7) and Trving for Fourth ,.,.., Maloney , Reds 13-4 ; Koulax , Francisco edged St. Louis ~~ 16 ,, wningo, rain) PJZarru 17-4) . 2, 7 p.m . MANCHESTER, Mass. (UP!), games. Bob Veale, wtth 12 36·year-old ann. Rushlnl bacll SUI\KT\t.o\10\, rUel OePvtreo DJ ta r rltl ..-tt .. re u• olahll :i.~ -ent.o "'"' Dodger~ 19---6. , as Willie Mays tied Jimmy P1Usburgh 001 100 1- 3 B0 . ":hursday's Games _ Wimbledon champion Billie victories, is the club'~ top · that quickly did me more bani wnlr. • on• •"''' on an ~• n~-. •' to• ~mer1cao League: .McNally, Foxx for second place on the Ne~ York 000 000 x-.o 2 .~ Cal.lforme~ at Minnesota. tJean) King is bidding to be- - - - - - - - - - - - than good, but [think I'm okaJ " D1ol~ !i" "''""l ott•~~ UH AI; 111 I ..,.na"' Ill ID: 1 nr .. • .,..nth• ~~ 1111 "' Onoles ll ·l:. Watt: Onoles 9-3; [all-time homer list with the S1ks (7-2). an~ Pagharom, , Ctucago at Cleveland, mght come the fourth woman in hi~· FAZIO TO PCL now.' My last four, five st1rta """" Hnu .. Wb'l'r• eani•r "'"''-" h of his career Pittsburgh McGraw, Fnend (7) and Grote. <Only games scheduled) lory to retire the prized Essex KANSAS CIT Y (UP!) - have been all rlgbl." •) not •• ••'~1111 nne mo ~•h 'L"' "' Boswell. Twms 12-5: Sanlord, , 5341 ••U One Wilt un Ill\~~ \ mn n>hl Angels 11·5: Palmer, Orioles 13- , btanked New York J.O, Los LP- McGraw 11-5). I Bowl. Kansas . City Ernie Law, naturally, thlnkl lht j 1~2~ rh1·ee ""' "' h• tJ\141 l!:iunM'r•o tlnn o• "" hodudet tundt1 1'\mn 6. Angeles topped Cincinoati z.o, I Naltonaf League She gol off on the righl foot Fazto was optioned to the Piratl!s ean win and remember IIII'W~ ~-- -Atlanta bested Hou•ton 4-2 and All ant a 021 001 0011- 4 10 2, . W. L. Pet. GB Tuesday by defeating 16-year- Athletics' Vancouver team ol he's the type who tells tho Houston 000 000 110- 2 6 2 P1t1sburgh. 70 47 .598 ... , old Elena Subirats of Mexico the Pacific Coast League truth. [ Killey, AbernaJhy '8) and San FranciScO 70 50 .583 1'k City, 7_5, s- 2, in the first round Tuesday on a 24-buur recall [ If that turns out to be 11M Torre: Cuellar, D~erker (61, · Los Angeles 67 50 .573 3 Iof the Ladies Invitational ten· basis. Fazio appeared In 24 case, it'll mean ftgurea ...,. Taylor t81 and Bateman. WP- [ Ph1ladelph1a 65 54 .546 6 nis tournament at the Essex i games, balling .219 primarily times lie. Pltcblnl Daunt Ins~rted HI INTENSITY f • g Ill SlUgger J0hnson Gett • k R k c I t ~I Ore LI e Oc Y 0 avi 0 : ''FRH" FLY SWATTER 1 t . 3'DAYS ONLYl THURS. ··FRI. ··SAI , 0 Littler, Good Qualify for AM f t I~ ounce 29e Value I Clip Board, 49c value . MI~ISTERIAL TENT - Rev. Paul Sellers of Racine stands wltb the Meigs Mmlstenal Association's ~ross and table display in the tent nearest tho Junior Fair Building at the J03rd Meigs County Fal r. - Sentinel Pbolo. UPI Briefs Minimum Vp? WASHINGTON -THE SEN· ate Labor a Committee Tuesday approved bill to Increase the (Continued from Page 1) Sale Price 33c QUALITY ' BROOM & MOP Membersh•JP ct- [ TENNIS SHOES S177 $4,.99 · Roush's Shoe Store . ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating PLUMBING HEATING ADM!IAL Portable Yau Got Both For Only A $2.49 Value School or~j Eopaciafly Suited For SHE:;'· $2.00 Value 7oo FIWR PAPER .. .. 2 for $1.00 lead Pencils, 2 for 5c value _ 2 Giant 400 Count Pack Flllor Popar, A 52 00 Voges of ~ Hofa · aluel L •mit 2 Pkgs. Sale Price I c No. 2 black lead quality pencila In coiQrful deslp with eraser. lJmit 12 to a customer. 3 Ring Binder Sale Price 88c Strong. durable Polypropylene hinge will bend more thaa a million times with-out breaking. $1.29 value. 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No Drip Server Sale Price $1.00 Nut &Onion Chopper bread box with hinged lid . that fits securely. White topa and &S!Orled pastel bottom " aidoo. $3.95 val. VINYL Sale Both for $1.00 Sale Price 28c Ribbed Poly garbage can with lock nn lid. $1.49 value. :V. in. Clnoav Window Shadt~s Sale Price 78c White plastic shade with richly emboased texture. Thor· oughly washable. $119 value. Ouart Chucoal Lighter Easy grip handles. lln· breakable • flexible • no rusting or denting and easy to clean. PLUS Bturdy poly dust pan in attractive mix & motch colors. $1.69 val Binder Ensemble A"orted color back, spiral hound notebooks. Reg. 49e. 25c EACH 3~ Prlco DI~~ARY · •· ........ . $1.00 ~00 II AUGUST FURNITURE SALE New Kotex with aoft Impressions. Regular or Super. Each box eontalna 12 aapklns. Regular prlco 3 for U.65 value. Size 9 x 121> Inches. Top quality, tiny prices. tConti•ued from Page I) ors paid $1,385,710 in cigarette federal minimum wage lo $1.60 Perrill and Norman Harbrecht Laxt>s during the week ending an bour by 1968 and extend cov~ were introduced. Members Bill Aug. 14, up 18 per cent over erage to aearly half the na- Francis and Fra•k Fugate were reveDues from the same period · tion 's work forri! . . reported in Holzer Hospital and a year before, state Treasurer ~~e mea s~re would brmg 7.2: . John Richmond in Veteran's John D. Herbert said Tuesday. million additional workers llll- 1Memorial Hospital. Members 'd th t t II der mimmum wage coverage, I were rM!Inested to send get-well Her ber t saJ e s a e co e including mo th 6 mill'100 I ., ed $8 6 ur10 10 · t · , . re an cards to tbe members. · m ~ axes smt:e employe~ of ·l'arge service and tbe current . fiScal year began retail establishments. It also I Paul Casci reportel on the July l , fn .mcre~se 0~ $7!,689 would cover for the first time banquet giveR by Post 39 for ove~ dc~ 1 ec:ns or t e same ! nearly half a million farm members and coaches of the peno m 1 • workers. Meigs County Junior Legion Interest Vp Too Baseball team on Augusl4. Mel NEW YORK _ BANKS Clark and Luther Tucl:er. throughout the natiOR today coaches, and 13 members of were expected to una(limously team plus one guest, Bob Ro!).. For All The Family follow the lead of several large erts, were present for the to banking Institutions and raise dinner served by Paul Casci, the prime interest rate 09 busi- chef, and other members or :t. ness loans to a record 6 per the Post. \ cent. Frank Vaugban reported tbat Alfhough the hike only direct- the Post's annual picnic ly affects short term !oaRs of members and lhelr lemllJes 00 ~"Y' to a year made to be on Sunday, Septl!mber 11, Middleport, 0. pricme business C\Citomers, tbe the Meigs County fairgrowJCb. ?ii!iiiii:iiii:==:i-::-: ~· ::-ii-ii-ii-ii--~1 move was expected to keep The 2nd meeUng In · September money tight in all borrowing· (the 19th) was set up as "CIII· transactions. The first announce ford J . Rhodes'' night. Paul ment of a raise, by First Na- Casci will be In charge. Thl• ·tiona! City of New York came will also be the amnual oyster at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday after the >upper night. Your Dependable close of the stock market. Sev· A letter of thanks was read Dealer For eral other large banks acros9 from The Plains, Ohio, Postthe country quickly made sim· master for Post 39's Color Guard Dar announcements. participation In the dedication ceremony of the new post ol· AND ~ THBEE CASES HEARD fice building. A letter Three cases were heard by Ben Williams, Eighth D!litri·ctll Jodge F•allk W. Porter, Jr., Commander, praising Phone WY 2·2550 ~;:::::;:;:::::;:::;=:=:=:~~: in Meigs County Court Tues- Post's Drum & Bugle day. James Will and Clarence beaded by Guido Glroloml, Freeman, on cbarges of driving its participation Ill tlth~ellu!~~: Bong! Bong! ~·bile intoxicated, ~acb were Conventloa parade In C Hearing wedding bells? fmed $150 and costs and order· was read. This outfit made look under JEWELRY ed to spend three days ill jail: ol band members from Pmn-11 and the case of Clarence Wed· eroy and Middleport High In the YELLOW PAGES. die, Jr., on charges of breaking Schools also ~cipated In Where your fingers do and entermg, was contmued to Memorial Day ·parades in Porn1lle walking. Friday. Weddle re~in. to eroy and Chester, 4th of July county fail, m lacking a $1,0011 parnde in Ractne, and the bond. Kyger Creek ToorRament lor LL. ANNOUNCE CONCLAVE Monday, August 29, wao A special conclave of the up as recreatioo night at the Ohio Valley Commandery, .K of Poet home. This wlll not be a T., will be held Thursday, Aug- meeting ntgbt. A movie "Cleveust 18, at 7 p. m. to a,ltend land Browns • Hillles 19115" wut funeral services of Sir Knigbt be shown and refreshmenta will Wllliam Fraacis al Foglesong be served. Members and guesta Funeral ·Home, Commander are Invited to attend this even· Thomas C. Edwards, an~ ing of enjoyment starUng at 7 nounces. p. m. Members ol the Pomeroy BOARD TO MEET High Scltool lootball oquad will A special meellng ol the be Invited. Soothem Local School Board Chicken and noodles were will be held Thursday, servedbe to the aptprolxll~telyth Aug. 18, at i p. m. mem "' preaen o owmg e r======"'-=.:,;;:~~.:;;;~~;_.==-•' meeting by Olin Keapp, Elza Gilmore and Paul Taylor. I Sale Price I Be Elmer'I Glue Reg. or Super Kotex Sale 3 for $1.00 Sale Price $2.00 "trim" TWEEZERS Pwmanently aliened polnll 29c value. Sale Price 18c HAll BRUSH 60 Rust resistant, satin smooth deluxe rubber tipped pins on card. 25c val. $2.00 VALUE Sparkling glass container with assorted color plastic tops and handles. 49c va1. STAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN TOOLS Sale Price 34c Potato M1sher. l•dle, Fork, Sp1tul1. Pull or Slotted Spoons. J&J FIRST AID KIT DeUcate pastel shade• with lllll'beUzed finish. Good quality black or wl111e brfs· tleo. Smooth, comfortably tlboped handleo. 49c value. Handy plastic box contains bandage, first aid cream, tape, gauze pads, Band· aids; and First Aid booklet $1.50 value. Sale Price 22c Gillette Mini Razor Kit Sale Price $I .00 Attractive, assorted dvle caoes with genuine Gillette mini-razor and stainle" atool blade. $1.00 value. Sale Price66c "Tek"Tooth Brushes Choice of medium or hard br!alles. $1.38 value. Sale Price 2 for 54c Ice Cream SCOOP Jam &Jell Set Serving tray and 3 covered containers each with its own individual spoon. $2. value. Sale Price $1.00 Men's Watch Band DELUXE. Trlnle chrome plated, heavy daly quallly to provide 1 lifetime of · uae. U.OO value. Twist It · bend It · knot it . this flexible band can real· ly take it! Strong, durable snd the finest styling. Choice of gold or silver fin· ish. $3.00 value. S.le Price 66c Sale Price $1.00 4 for $pl0 YOUR CHOICI Reg. $2.00 V•lu•l Ice Cube Trays REGULAR FLEXIBLE. Arch the tray. out pops 18 perff'rt cubes every time. Odorless, tasteless, n (' 11 toxic unbreakable ethylene. $2.34 value. poly~ Sale Price 6 for $1.00 Measuring Cup Set 5 PIECE. Four sparkling white ceramic eups with colftfful rooster desigft. CoiT',olete with stain finisla' :, wood rack for banging · cups. Size: I Cup, 'h Cup, % Cup and '>i. Cup. $1.49 value. Sa r. Price B8c King Slu T.V. Tray Table_ Sale Price 88c All meW table 161>1221>". Washable and easy to keep clean. Assorted deaisn. $1.49 value. Sale Price $1.00 Planten, Reg. $2.49 Sale Price $1.00 Giani 18 lncheo wide a 5 ft. lone. Easll:y cut to size. Mate. your own bench and stool enshloDI, ebalr pado, auto ·seal pads ele. % Inch thick! SAVEl $1.49 value• -!SP!!._- ....IJ'sy;;;-(' . ' BAKER FbRNITURE 'MI.oowilti, . 5-Ft. Foam Pads o. · r~J!ie~Dentl. ;elarhelbed ftnlsh lacquered. lii'a11 plated 'I'' .~ Smu:IIJo ICOlloped bowL planter moulded of Durotul. Ex· ' Ira 11rse 9" :r 11 W' x 8" pot lor a variety of nora! artttalld. ,OYeraJ)' bl 32** !111, · MILL STREET'"' MIDDLEPORT •·.-.>j. �' I .. ' ' ' · YOU ALWAYS GET THE BEST FOR LESS AT TINY'S I JRAND NAMES NOT PRIVATE LABELS SO THAT YOU CAN NOT COMPARE THE ~~ PRICE OR QUALITY. STOCK UP ON . THIS DEL MONTE SALE LAUNDRY· BASKETS listen to] . TINY'S J . DEL MONTE .GENERAL l ELECTRIC HYMN PINEAPPLE TENDER BEST R NO T CARTON OF AT 11 :30 A.M. c ' 1 . DRINK 46 oz. MON. thru FRI. 60WATT 75 ~ATT \ c FOR 100 WATT OVER .1. . ONLY EACH WMPO RADIO DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT 4 ICE HESTS c Extra Heavy Plastic LIGHT BULBS ~TIME Large Styrofoam , lb.' c ' -' I CREST WITH 3 BALL POINT PENS FREE HEAD and TENDER .,BEST CUBE STEAK . LISTERINE SHOULDERS I ' -~ SHAMPO ' Reg. $1.29 SIZE LARGE c SIZE c TUBE REG. $1.10 ~INEGAR MOUTH WASH lb. ONLY ...... Extre Large Tubes FULL 128 OZ. PLASTIC JUG GAL. FRESH CELLO PAPER PLATES 1-lb.pkg. 100 COUNT CARROTS 2 1 TO SERVE YOU TI N y , QUANTITY ··J FLASHLIGHT 1 lb. box EXTRA LARGE SIZE Reg. $],00 only WHILE THEY LAST ' BATTERIES REG. $1.69 c $ c pa1r• ONIONS lb. ,. 1 bag Middleport, 0. Deodorant - EVEREADY YELLOW GLOBE ~ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT ROLL-ON APRONS only ~()ODLAND Kanauga, 0. Pillow OA F~ Secret COTTON c roo 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Ladies' White --~~~·~~~~ · ~~t / '' - -, ·> •• '. • ..' • ·- ,. ~ .~' . .. ·,.Jt · ....,../. . ' l • • • . • • ~ • 'f • ' • ~ h ' ~ } . . -· · ...;.: • I ' ' ilr. ·' �' I .. ' ' ' · YOU ALWAYS GET THE BEST FOR LESS AT TINY'S I JRAND NAMES NOT PRIVATE LABELS SO THAT YOU CAN NOT COMPARE THE ~~ PRICE OR QUALITY. STOCK UP ON . THIS DEL MONTE SALE LAUNDRY· BASKETS listen to] . TINY'S J . DEL MONTE .GENERAL l ELECTRIC HYMN PINEAPPLE TENDER BEST R NO T CARTON OF AT 11 :30 A.M. c ' 1 . DRINK 46 oz. MON. thru FRI. 60WATT 75 ~ATT \ c FOR 100 WATT OVER .1. . ONLY EACH WMPO RADIO DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT 4 ICE HESTS c Extra Heavy Plastic LIGHT BULBS ~TIME Large Styrofoam , lb.' c ' -' I CREST WITH 3 BALL POINT PENS FREE HEAD and TENDER .,BEST CUBE STEAK . LISTERINE SHOULDERS I ' -~ SHAMPO ' Reg. $1.29 SIZE LARGE c SIZE c TUBE REG. $1.10 ~INEGAR MOUTH WASH lb. ONLY ...... Extre Large Tubes FULL 128 OZ. PLASTIC JUG GAL. FRESH CELLO PAPER PLATES 1-lb.pkg. 100 COUNT CARROTS 2 1 TO SERVE YOU TI N y , QUANTITY ··J FLASHLIGHT 1 lb. box EXTRA LARGE SIZE Reg. $],00 only WHILE THEY LAST ' BATTERIES REG. $1.69 c $ c pa1r• ONIONS lb. ,. 1 bag Middleport, 0. Deodorant - EVEREADY YELLOW GLOBE ~ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT ROLL-ON APRONS only ~()ODLAND Kanauga, 0. Pillow OA F~ Secret COTTON c roo 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Ladies' White --~~~·~~~~ · ~~t / '' - -, ·> •• '. • ..' • ·- ,. ~ .~' . .. ·,.Jt · ....,../. . ' l • • • . • • ~ • 'f • ' • ~ h ' ~ } . . -· · ...;.: • I ' ' ilr. ·' �I. ! o., Au«. 8tnftnt'l, PomROJ·'Middleport, -- -- ·- C:ORRESPONDENl Dll!ll 'I"''~?"'""""""'"''"'"""' IIOGOTOA, Columbia IUPI) I IIEDRON, Ohro tUPI, -'fl!e - Jules DuBois, veteraa Latit' Amer·ican rorrespr!ndt'nt ot the Chica(l:o Tribune. died Tuesday of a heart attack while covering the little summit meeting 0 1 five Latin nations He w· s 16. · a I, 1 ~~- . A new aillarJ .l!'ilfdule School. . Ins teachers .Willi Masten n. Appolnb!d' ,Alar~ Podbesek as grees and -eight or more years teacher, aaidslal1t tenure $5,700 a year was ·•P' coach, and baseball ooach at nrnvod Monday night by the Rutland High SchooL Local School Board. 1 . President Richard Jonea, Made aomo chan1.. and with Supt George Hargraves · justments In the extra Jr., aosistlng, presided. Th~ men!11 sacblaedry 1•chedlule and board also •cted .on· lhe follow- sa ary s u 08 or ROn • ing other areas: Ufied personnel. Pioneer Mutual Insurance Discussed procedure~ Company was approved 1o pro- blddtnr on food to be vide student school accident In- to tho system's cafeterias with surance coverage lor the com- several local and out-of-town lng year. suppllera. Mrs. Hob••l Day, cuslodian Discussed the bulldlnsa seen at Bedford School, was em- recently by Board In an effort pluyed at $2S per month to to make a decision on employregularly check on tl>.e Bedford ing an architect. School building. Dlscuaaed exploring the pol· Jeffrey Allen Day was re- alblllty of an lnter-sChniasllc leased to attend Tuppers Plains wreit11n1 program In the dis- wreckage ef 1 llgbt plaue, mlssln~e 11lnce Tu«'"sday with fh•e persons aboard, Wll! seea ntar bere toda~ by a Hlgb- · way Patrol hehfopter. The plane, piloted by Paul Root. Sh•lb). took ofl from Mansfi..,ld enroule to Chatta· , nooga. Tenn. about &:« a.m. EST Tu.,day Root fil•d 1\fRS. STEWART DIES Mrs. Clyde Sl•wart Bffi?h • llikghl hplan tbthat bwoC~Idl o babv• Middl• .1 ed. ta en 1m roug o um us . PO! . pa ss away · H I W V· Le this morni g 1 1 .d to unt ngton, . a .• to xn a ter res1 enre . d l nd K d Funeral arran e "I I , ~ng 1on an o . y., an g ments WI be thtn into Chattanooga. announred h1ter by Foglt>snng Funeral home in \1iison. A~ ·~ · .. :-'="~"~'1\~"·' ·~:·'~"*'\""'';'l'~':i""!"f; t!t 1 • 1 .)) WI JPCA H0 Jd Allllll3J " WINNER __ Dun Ros.e . Rt. 1 Minersville. was win- · ner of !he Juni or r'oir Trortor O•·or ator contest he I d Monday afternoon :n front of the Ho<'l< SprinJ.,:s F.:J ir· ' ground~~ grandstaml. -~ Se ntint>l Pholo . Buckeve RE(' Ip:rL ,t1' Sl~.:rl Co:·p.TO Rl lll o 1 1\,] • : Tur ~ d ;-. 1 :rr rr lrl ~ ~ ~~~ Is lf eetJng : ! Tlw t~nit will be the lar·gr•o.;t 20 t A ; u~us .:-.ir . ir,., .1 STEAK 49c lb. 2 99c lb. Fish Portions bo• 'I v.ilr ;r millir' n hill :-:lr :p nul l <II L'lr· ve I Jant: BANANAS lb. 10c Fresh Peaches _ ·2 lb. 39c ARGO 7303sizo79C Peas cans CHARMIN Bathroom Tissue- 4 33c roll pkg. WAID CROSS' SONS ton . i.\('(_'rll'ding 1 Thr? Bur ktve Rur<.ll Elrdrk Hqo -•l,r,·' r lO (' IJ:lll"lllfl l l P;r l!Otl. ~ Cooprrali\'e. Int ., Y. JlJ h~ l d It Wi ll nandlf' strip up tr) IU its regular mt>mbt•rs meetm~ ndlf's wide and wrl . be b tit oo ~aturday. All!:!w·_t '2 11, elf th_e una 16-rwrt> tra ct nr:1 r the 64Gallia Count\'. .Jun-crr f;ur llll'h cold "tr 111 m.ll ·'~'~-'" 'i ,_ 'v r.rounds. tll:'ing l' on.~Lru_ ctt·d by H·'Pt rhliC • • • . ·. . . Pat!nn ~ .q1ct 11 is h.1ped Ill have RegJStratJOn wtll •tart . , h I 10 ..30 a. m. v.1t t te b ,.· 7 8 . bers. The present Jackson Produclion Credit Association lloard oil Directors, which are ele<led TIJeJ~ckson~roducti~nCred- : bythefarmersthalowntheas- 8 BB B. S. 150 Sem. Hn. $4500 $4700 4600 4800 4700 4900 4800 5000 4900 5100 5000 5200 · 5100 5300 5600 FULlY COOKED - GENIROUS SIZE t SHANK PORTION lb. "GARDEN . W" FRESH PRODUCE Cl·llt. TIAY PACIQ SLICED BACo N ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RUGS 49~ ALL fy\EAT WIENERS •••••••••••••••••••••••• SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOVT.JNSPICTED . (lolopoo or Pltltlo I PfMMto) 1.1.. ! 59 C MEATS ................... j ... SLICED LUNCHEON meeting stariHl@ at 11. An old ~ St'~~ion will indude the election day "ande ;r:day o[ this week fashroned bea11 dinner will he l oJ two directors by the mem- 3 t th hool served at noon and profe~sional 8088\J IN MIDDLE rbrrship . Nominees for directors esc · WA SHINGTON iUP II - Sen. are Howard Du\lall and Ronald ---1 !<1lent will tlt> on hwrtl to eJJ1er: Utin members and guests fol - Robert F. Kennedy, D- N. Y., !Eselgroth of Ross County, DavSQUAD IAI:.LED lowing il. . . 1 announced Tuesday he w i ll jis Gr.ene of Athens County, aad The Middleport emergeacy Se\•eral door pnzes wtll be neither oppose nor support any ·Vernie Stahr of Hockin& Coun- aquad waa ealled teday at 8:55 given away including a televis- l of the contfnders for the Dem- . l.y . a.m. for Mra. Clyde Stewart of ion set or bicycle to a lucky i ocratic nomination for govern- ! A snver cup will be awarded Beech Ill., wt. was dead Gil boy and girl wlJO lives in a or of New York. , In th• county w II b arrival of lhe bome wtm·h is furnished t'!ec- _ _._...___,.oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;...iiiiiii..;..~~;;;,...;_=~~~~~~~~~....,...;;;;;;;i "''uad- LOCAL TEMP Temperature in downtown New Crop Pears 10 ~ ,59~ F'or I I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (kl. ••• 65 ~ FISH STICKS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••n........,_ California Valencia Oranges - - 4-lb. SWIFT'S PIIMIUM U, I. GGVT.IIIIPICTID I I Tit., CHUCK ROAST • • • • •(lonoloss • • • •• • • • • • •• •• •• • ••• •• • lollod & Bag All Wool- 9x 12 SIZE INGELS CARPET ·HOUSE POMEROY 992·5661 MAIN ST. BACK·TO CHOO BROUGHTON CAL-SIYIN SILVER COW ORANGE EYIPOUTED DRill "10 $1 ~,. ~. s1 :. .3 lOllY J• I IILI Ill II II • SHOESTRII& . POTATOES--.. •~ • 211 . Cans "· m. was 7f degrees, under sun· .oy skies. REG. $2.13 Notebook BINDER • .1 SALTINE lUll ......... . CRACKERS •• e Notebook .. · .. .. ··· 15c REG. 2Sc e Typewrher Tablet .. 19c NOTEBOOK FILLER e2 CYCLE Bock Ta School Speclol _ SPRAY 59C CORN PAD • • • • 19c R..,. 25 ' H&R FIRESTONE MIX OR MATCH ·7J.c 2~oz. $ MOlTON COFFEE I I I. I APPLE or PEACH PIE 10·01$159 . Pies I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I & CORN - ·. · -62c DILMONTI TOMATO Margarine~~:: 4 ..... $1 20-ol. CATSUP I DELMONTE STEWED Tomatoes 3 <••• DONALD DUCK BLENDED 3 I)ELMONTI - Carters Pills · 33c VANQUISH • • • • 49c BUTTONS ROLLERS iT. No. 211t lEG. 69c REG. 99c PIIHflflo.O"pefrult·O""'' .Aflfl•f"'lt Pu•ch ·aRIIK 1 1 1 3 .... $1 I. Cans JUICE ' 73 Mill Can CORN OIL 303 c••• I Ill 2-lb.$159 I I I I I MAZvlA BUTTER KERNEL- WHOLI KERNEL GOLDEN FOLGER 'S COFFEE Jar REG. 95c BUFFERIN Sprqy Disinfect • • 1-lb. Boxes Pkgo. ' TRADE Jar ..... 3&c Will Help You_Restore And Improve The Beauty Of Your Skin. Full Treatment Line. VISIT OUR COSMETIC COUNTER • • 303 Cans 32-oz. Helena Rubenstein PEPTO BISMOL··· 67c TABLETS REG. 45c DR. SCHOLL OR AVACADO GREEN. .. , REG. 98e FAST MAIL AVAILABLE IN WHITE, COPPERTONE Perk Up •• : for Falll CHASE AND IANBOIN iNSTANT DEODORANT · ·· ·h. REG. 98c LYSOL PURE MAYONNAISE CRUll 300 COUNT TEMPERATURES IRA" elheme Noteltotk: · · · 79c e Crayolis ........ · .. · 69c REG. $1.19 FAMILY SIZE CUT&REEI BE1UIS ••••••••• DIXIIBILL e2 SPEED e 3 WASH & RINSE DILMONTE DELMONT! ST!NOGRAAH&RI 89 c 4 $1 • ... 59c 4 $1 I. I. ctn. of 6 ....... 1 1 Tall Cans REG. 91c REG. 79t S1,]9' Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKING' IN REAR MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARGARINE TOWELS I CAROL NC!NIUIAIIAM , ' ~ ' •.';:.:· ' ' ·-" . 3 Pktlo tf2 ' TUNA $1 Cat food 46-oz. Ca11 $1 4 c••• $1 12..r.. . .,.... ., ·.• -·-~----------• I WNITI OR ASSTD. MftHOICE I I I tLIVES SCOTT ORICKERS . ... (DEALER STORE) MIDDLEPORT, 0. 15c lb. I Rural Elertric Cooperative , Inc. Members are urged to ''come out and vote for your directorS ! and take an active part in the operation of your ell"dric cooperati.ve.•• A major prize will be givrn at the conclusion of the earl~ business part of theprogram.' BY GENERAL ELECTRIC N. MD AVE. Grapes •• [l at h .. · 'II . . . 11 .30 a.m. to 2 p.m., followed High student who didn't regis.. I e hul ~lllp Ill! m npt>tMIOil ~. ~-< t b ,· . . Th' S · ate 111 JIJH 9. u~ a sr1or usmrss sess10n. Is ter 1 lh p ·ing will be Thurs- AUTOMATIC WASHER NOW... Bag ·" TASTE·O·SIA While They Lut ..• •. • 20-lb. Red or White Seedless · (12-or. Pkg.) Cans WITH Potatoes SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT.INSPECTED SEAFOOD PLATTER Normally 59.95 U.S. No.1 69~. SWIFT'S TOPPY U.S. GOVT.INSPICTID TASTI·O·SIA FIOZIII I Pomeroy, Wednesday at 11 a. , RACINE, 0. . U. S. &OYERNMEIT IISPECTD A. MA $5000 5100 5200 5300 5400 5500 OVAL BRAIDED tl.. tnf's.~ tricily by the Buckeye e Yn. Leas· than B.S. 1 $3800 2 3900 3 4000 4 · 4100 5 6 SALE of RUGS are : George Smalley, ·\nnoal MPPting ~undnv . Au~- j President, Jackson County: H~ 11:-1 211 . at Canters Caves. SIX I bert McArista: Vice Presidnt, rnile-; 1\lnrtln~· e<~t of Jackson on ! Pik~ County : Davis Grr.ene, l~oule 35 The JPC'A servt>s 11 1 ens Counly: Howard Duvall. .· flOO JtOH. Ross County and F'rank Her~rr thP<I S ff' rn ('OUnlies with loans rell, or Lawrence County . ro 2.tl00 [;umer~. totaling over i "'7.11011 .000 Entire f<1mities are Invited. : REGJST~R NOW ... "re will tH: swimming, pony I ~A.SON - ClYde Folley, .d . d d . I pnnc1p.al of Wahama High r r ,.~. mustc. an rM:Jr prr zes. h ed .1. r• ~• f m ~c oo.1 announc .11 c 1 mn er wt ue se ""' · ro f h J d s . ment or Wa ama r. all r. f. ' • SAlARY SCHEDULE I ,.\)1 · l ' f-'11 riP1rrrnrl urrt·f"rl it AfiSOI'tatlon wtll hold Its 32nd lsoclatlon, I' llf' lljt'l "l i rl FROZEN BREADED ~lan I 1r!ct'1 high acbools. / en, · and ; at.•llarrl Tho dllllrlct sUll needs ~ sonvtlle.. Mrs. Kathryn Swan high school prlaciPIII at Mlddle-lsoo was appolntl!d ·as aecr?lal'! port, two junior high school at the Middleport principal I of teachers, two elementary teocb- fl~ for the commg school year will be given away to the mem· 1.11 t ?8th !f . ee 0ll""' H~:PI!BIIC ( '\. I•, \, j '' 5700 All teachers must reeelve the state minimum llafl. lng salary In their elasllfleatlon. No teacher will reeelve more thaq a •300 lncreas1 this achool year except those whose 11lary elasalfleatlon has changed due to additional training or additional asligament. . " No teacber will receive Jess 11lary this ~ehool year tile highest percentage of Its IUD last year. members present. A portable TV, Polaroid cameras, portable hair dryers, and several other door prizes - - - --- - - - - - PORK SHOULDER 1 Board A~opts Teacher sa·laries r 17, 111111 l·llli lUll NYGRADE z.a• liEF STEW ·. .. - .. ,.. •at•- ' ' -~ '.. ill �I. ! o., Au«. 8tnftnt'l, PomROJ·'Middleport, -- -- ·- C:ORRESPONDENl Dll!ll 'I"''~?"'""""""'"''"'"""' IIOGOTOA, Columbia IUPI) I IIEDRON, Ohro tUPI, -'fl!e - Jules DuBois, veteraa Latit' Amer·ican rorrespr!ndt'nt ot the Chica(l:o Tribune. died Tuesday of a heart attack while covering the little summit meeting 0 1 five Latin nations He w· s 16. · a I, 1 ~~- . A new aillarJ .l!'ilfdule School. . Ins teachers .Willi Masten n. Appolnb!d' ,Alar~ Podbesek as grees and -eight or more years teacher, aaidslal1t tenure $5,700 a year was ·•P' coach, and baseball ooach at nrnvod Monday night by the Rutland High SchooL Local School Board. 1 . President Richard Jonea, Made aomo chan1.. and with Supt George Hargraves · justments In the extra Jr., aosistlng, presided. Th~ men!11 sacblaedry 1•chedlule and board also •cted .on· lhe follow- sa ary s u 08 or ROn • ing other areas: Ufied personnel. Pioneer Mutual Insurance Discussed procedure~ Company was approved 1o pro- blddtnr on food to be vide student school accident In- to tho system's cafeterias with surance coverage lor the com- several local and out-of-town lng year. suppllera. Mrs. Hob••l Day, cuslodian Discussed the bulldlnsa seen at Bedford School, was em- recently by Board In an effort pluyed at $2S per month to to make a decision on employregularly check on tl>.e Bedford ing an architect. School building. Dlscuaaed exploring the pol· Jeffrey Allen Day was re- alblllty of an lnter-sChniasllc leased to attend Tuppers Plains wreit11n1 program In the dis- wreckage ef 1 llgbt plaue, mlssln~e 11lnce Tu«'"sday with fh•e persons aboard, Wll! seea ntar bere toda~ by a Hlgb- · way Patrol hehfopter. The plane, piloted by Paul Root. Sh•lb). took ofl from Mansfi..,ld enroule to Chatta· , nooga. Tenn. about &:« a.m. EST Tu.,day Root fil•d 1\fRS. STEWART DIES Mrs. Clyde Sl•wart Bffi?h • llikghl hplan tbthat bwoC~Idl o babv• Middl• .1 ed. ta en 1m roug o um us . PO! . pa ss away · H I W V· Le this morni g 1 1 .d to unt ngton, . a .• to xn a ter res1 enre . d l nd K d Funeral arran e "I I , ~ng 1on an o . y., an g ments WI be thtn into Chattanooga. announred h1ter by Foglt>snng Funeral home in \1iison. A~ ·~ · .. :-'="~"~'1\~"·' ·~:·'~"*'\""'';'l'~':i""!"f; t!t 1 • 1 .)) WI JPCA H0 Jd Allllll3J " WINNER __ Dun Ros.e . Rt. 1 Minersville. was win- · ner of !he Juni or r'oir Trortor O•·or ator contest he I d Monday afternoon :n front of the Ho<'l< SprinJ.,:s F.:J ir· ' ground~~ grandstaml. -~ Se ntint>l Pholo . Buckeve RE(' Ip:rL ,t1' Sl~.:rl Co:·p.TO Rl lll o 1 1\,] • : Tur ~ d ;-. 1 :rr rr lrl ~ ~ ~~~ Is lf eetJng : ! Tlw t~nit will be the lar·gr•o.;t 20 t A ; u~us .:-.ir . ir,., .1 STEAK 49c lb. 2 99c lb. Fish Portions bo• 'I v.ilr ;r millir' n hill :-:lr :p nul l <II L'lr· ve I Jant: BANANAS lb. 10c Fresh Peaches _ ·2 lb. 39c ARGO 7303sizo79C Peas cans CHARMIN Bathroom Tissue- 4 33c roll pkg. WAID CROSS' SONS ton . i.\('(_'rll'ding 1 Thr? Bur ktve Rur<.ll Elrdrk Hqo -•l,r,·' r lO (' IJ:lll"lllfl l l P;r l!Otl. ~ Cooprrali\'e. Int ., Y. JlJ h~ l d It Wi ll nandlf' strip up tr) IU its regular mt>mbt•rs meetm~ ndlf's wide and wrl . be b tit oo ~aturday. All!:!w·_t '2 11, elf th_e una 16-rwrt> tra ct nr:1 r the 64Gallia Count\'. .Jun-crr f;ur llll'h cold "tr 111 m.ll ·'~'~-'" 'i ,_ 'v r.rounds. tll:'ing l' on.~Lru_ ctt·d by H·'Pt rhliC • • • . ·. . . Pat!nn ~ .q1ct 11 is h.1ped Ill have RegJStratJOn wtll •tart . , h I 10 ..30 a. m. v.1t t te b ,.· 7 8 . bers. The present Jackson Produclion Credit Association lloard oil Directors, which are ele<led TIJeJ~ckson~roducti~nCred- : bythefarmersthalowntheas- 8 BB B. S. 150 Sem. Hn. $4500 $4700 4600 4800 4700 4900 4800 5000 4900 5100 5000 5200 · 5100 5300 5600 FULlY COOKED - GENIROUS SIZE t SHANK PORTION lb. "GARDEN . W" FRESH PRODUCE Cl·llt. TIAY PACIQ SLICED BACo N ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RUGS 49~ ALL fy\EAT WIENERS •••••••••••••••••••••••• SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. 5. GOVT.JNSPICTED . (lolopoo or Pltltlo I PfMMto) 1.1.. ! 59 C MEATS ................... j ... SLICED LUNCHEON meeting stariHl@ at 11. An old ~ St'~~ion will indude the election day "ande ;r:day o[ this week fashroned bea11 dinner will he l oJ two directors by the mem- 3 t th hool served at noon and profe~sional 8088\J IN MIDDLE rbrrship . Nominees for directors esc · WA SHINGTON iUP II - Sen. are Howard Du\lall and Ronald ---1 !<1lent will tlt> on hwrtl to eJJ1er: Utin members and guests fol - Robert F. Kennedy, D- N. Y., !Eselgroth of Ross County, DavSQUAD IAI:.LED lowing il. . . 1 announced Tuesday he w i ll jis Gr.ene of Athens County, aad The Middleport emergeacy Se\•eral door pnzes wtll be neither oppose nor support any ·Vernie Stahr of Hockin& Coun- aquad waa ealled teday at 8:55 given away including a televis- l of the contfnders for the Dem- . l.y . a.m. for Mra. Clyde Stewart of ion set or bicycle to a lucky i ocratic nomination for govern- ! A snver cup will be awarded Beech Ill., wt. was dead Gil boy and girl wlJO lives in a or of New York. , In th• county w II b arrival of lhe bome wtm·h is furnished t'!ec- _ _._...___,.oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;...iiiiiii..;..~~;;;,...;_=~~~~~~~~~....,...;;;;;;;i "''uad- LOCAL TEMP Temperature in downtown New Crop Pears 10 ~ ,59~ F'or I I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (kl. ••• 65 ~ FISH STICKS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••n........,_ California Valencia Oranges - - 4-lb. SWIFT'S PIIMIUM U, I. GGVT.IIIIPICTID I I Tit., CHUCK ROAST • • • • •(lonoloss • • • •• • • • • • •• •• •• • ••• •• • lollod & Bag All Wool- 9x 12 SIZE INGELS CARPET ·HOUSE POMEROY 992·5661 MAIN ST. BACK·TO CHOO BROUGHTON CAL-SIYIN SILVER COW ORANGE EYIPOUTED DRill "10 $1 ~,. ~. s1 :. .3 lOllY J• I IILI Ill II II • SHOESTRII& . POTATOES--.. •~ • 211 . Cans "· m. was 7f degrees, under sun· .oy skies. REG. $2.13 Notebook BINDER • .1 SALTINE lUll ......... . CRACKERS •• e Notebook .. · .. .. ··· 15c REG. 2Sc e Typewrher Tablet .. 19c NOTEBOOK FILLER e2 CYCLE Bock Ta School Speclol _ SPRAY 59C CORN PAD • • • • 19c R..,. 25 ' H&R FIRESTONE MIX OR MATCH ·7J.c 2~oz. $ MOlTON COFFEE I I I. I APPLE or PEACH PIE 10·01$159 . Pies I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I & CORN - ·. · -62c DILMONTI TOMATO Margarine~~:: 4 ..... $1 20-ol. CATSUP I DELMONTE STEWED Tomatoes 3 <••• DONALD DUCK BLENDED 3 I)ELMONTI - Carters Pills · 33c VANQUISH • • • • 49c BUTTONS ROLLERS iT. No. 211t lEG. 69c REG. 99c PIIHflflo.O"pefrult·O""'' .Aflfl•f"'lt Pu•ch ·aRIIK 1 1 1 3 .... $1 I. Cans JUICE ' 73 Mill Can CORN OIL 303 c••• I Ill 2-lb.$159 I I I I I MAZvlA BUTTER KERNEL- WHOLI KERNEL GOLDEN FOLGER 'S COFFEE Jar REG. 95c BUFFERIN Sprqy Disinfect • • 1-lb. Boxes Pkgo. ' TRADE Jar ..... 3&c Will Help You_Restore And Improve The Beauty Of Your Skin. Full Treatment Line. VISIT OUR COSMETIC COUNTER • • 303 Cans 32-oz. Helena Rubenstein PEPTO BISMOL··· 67c TABLETS REG. 45c DR. SCHOLL OR AVACADO GREEN. .. , REG. 98e FAST MAIL AVAILABLE IN WHITE, COPPERTONE Perk Up •• : for Falll CHASE AND IANBOIN iNSTANT DEODORANT · ·· ·h. REG. 98c LYSOL PURE MAYONNAISE CRUll 300 COUNT TEMPERATURES IRA" elheme Noteltotk: · · · 79c e Crayolis ........ · .. · 69c REG. $1.19 FAMILY SIZE CUT&REEI BE1UIS ••••••••• DIXIIBILL e2 SPEED e 3 WASH & RINSE DILMONTE DELMONT! ST!NOGRAAH&RI 89 c 4 $1 • ... 59c 4 $1 I. I. ctn. of 6 ....... 1 1 Tall Cans REG. 91c REG. 79t S1,]9' Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKING' IN REAR MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARGARINE TOWELS I CAROL NC!NIUIAIIAM , ' ~ ' •.';:.:· ' ' ·-" . 3 Pktlo tf2 ' TUNA $1 Cat food 46-oz. Ca11 $1 4 c••• $1 12..r.. . .,.... ., ·.• -·-~----------• I WNITI OR ASSTD. MftHOICE I I I tLIVES SCOTT ORICKERS . ... (DEALER STORE) MIDDLEPORT, 0. 15c lb. I Rural Elertric Cooperative , Inc. Members are urged to ''come out and vote for your directorS ! and take an active part in the operation of your ell"dric cooperati.ve.•• A major prize will be givrn at the conclusion of the earl~ business part of theprogram.' BY GENERAL ELECTRIC N. MD AVE. Grapes •• [l at h .. · 'II . . . 11 .30 a.m. to 2 p.m., followed High student who didn't regis.. I e hul ~lllp Ill! m npt>tMIOil ~. ~-< t b ,· . . Th' S · ate 111 JIJH 9. u~ a sr1or usmrss sess10n. Is ter 1 lh p ·ing will be Thurs- AUTOMATIC WASHER NOW... Bag ·" TASTE·O·SIA While They Lut ..• •. • 20-lb. Red or White Seedless · (12-or. Pkg.) Cans WITH Potatoes SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOVT.INSPECTED SEAFOOD PLATTER Normally 59.95 U.S. No.1 69~. SWIFT'S TOPPY U.S. GOVT.INSPICTID TASTI·O·SIA FIOZIII I Pomeroy, Wednesday at 11 a. , RACINE, 0. . U. S. &OYERNMEIT IISPECTD A. MA $5000 5100 5200 5300 5400 5500 OVAL BRAIDED tl.. tnf's.~ tricily by the Buckeye e Yn. Leas· than B.S. 1 $3800 2 3900 3 4000 4 · 4100 5 6 SALE of RUGS are : George Smalley, ·\nnoal MPPting ~undnv . Au~- j President, Jackson County: H~ 11:-1 211 . at Canters Caves. SIX I bert McArista: Vice Presidnt, rnile-; 1\lnrtln~· e<~t of Jackson on ! Pik~ County : Davis Grr.ene, l~oule 35 The JPC'A servt>s 11 1 ens Counly: Howard Duvall. .· flOO JtOH. Ross County and F'rank Her~rr thP<I S ff' rn ('OUnlies with loans rell, or Lawrence County . ro 2.tl00 [;umer~. totaling over i "'7.11011 .000 Entire f<1mities are Invited. : REGJST~R NOW ... "re will tH: swimming, pony I ~A.SON - ClYde Folley, .d . d d . I pnnc1p.al of Wahama High r r ,.~. mustc. an rM:Jr prr zes. h ed .1. r• ~• f m ~c oo.1 announc .11 c 1 mn er wt ue se ""' · ro f h J d s . ment or Wa ama r. all r. f. ' • SAlARY SCHEDULE I ,.\)1 · l ' f-'11 riP1rrrnrl urrt·f"rl it AfiSOI'tatlon wtll hold Its 32nd lsoclatlon, I' llf' lljt'l "l i rl FROZEN BREADED ~lan I 1r!ct'1 high acbools. / en, · and ; at.•llarrl Tho dllllrlct sUll needs ~ sonvtlle.. Mrs. Kathryn Swan high school prlaciPIII at Mlddle-lsoo was appolntl!d ·as aecr?lal'! port, two junior high school at the Middleport principal I of teachers, two elementary teocb- fl~ for the commg school year will be given away to the mem· 1.11 t ?8th !f . ee 0ll""' H~:PI!BIIC ( '\. I•, \, j '' 5700 All teachers must reeelve the state minimum llafl. lng salary In their elasllfleatlon. No teacher will reeelve more thaq a •300 lncreas1 this achool year except those whose 11lary elasalfleatlon has changed due to additional training or additional asligament. . " No teacber will receive Jess 11lary this ~ehool year tile highest percentage of Its IUD last year. members present. A portable TV, Polaroid cameras, portable hair dryers, and several other door prizes - - - --- - - - - - PORK SHOULDER 1 Board A~opts Teacher sa·laries r 17, 111111 l·llli lUll NYGRADE z.a• liEF STEW ·. .. - .. ,.. •at•- ' ' -~ '.. ill �'\ •' '. Jln. •JIIdll .lllmlprn.. Awards in 15th AnnualFiower Show 'Held With Mason County Fair are Announced New Haven ·News Notes ' Luther Smllh, Charlet Wea•rer, I Haymaker, Bernard of Jndonesla. .Mrs. Roy •Jonea waa-ltoltea lng, Terly; NEW dAVEN- Awards have Red ribbon, Mary · N~ell. Frondl lleea announced in the 15th an- Class 7 - Dish GardeM · ,. ~ual Flower Show of the New Red ribbon, Bernice Calloway. Class IS - Coxc;omb - Blue AUXILIARY MEETING Haven Garden Club and the Class 8 - Evergreen speci· ribbon, Edward MacDaniel. The Auxiliary of the AmerlNehaclima Garden Club staged mens - Blue ribbon, Mrs. W. tlass 17 ·- Zinnia Blue can LegtonSmllh-Capeharl Post In eonnection with the Mason T. Stone; Red ribbon, Mary ribbons, Mary ·Aumiller and No. 140 met on Monday, August County Fair, August 12 and 13. Froendf. Mrs. w. T. Stone; White rib· 8th at the Legion Hall, with Theme of the shows was "The Closs 9 Miscellaneous bon, Mrs. Patrick Riley. Mrs. Sybil Smith and Mrs. ThelBeauty ol the Good E:arth." House Plants - Blue ribbon, rna Capehart as hostesses. Mrs. Lee Gibbs served as Mrs. H. C. Boney. Thoma' Le- Class 20- Any other annual The new president, Mrs. Am· chairman and Mrs. William bort, and Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr: or ~enmal - Blue ribbon, old Roush, presided at the mee~ Crow as co-chairman. , R!'d Ribbon, Jane Johnson; Bernice Calloway; R~d ribbon, ing. During the business mee~ The awards wereo White ribbon, Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Lon Roush ; White ribbon, lng, the group voted to uS. the Class 1 - Tile Sea Shore - Dora Weaver. . Ruth Sayre. door prize money as a Oower 1 Blue Ribbon, Mrs. Tom lloff· Class 12 - Gl•dioU - Blue [ Class ' 18 _ Roses _ Blue rib·· fund for members who are Ill. man: Red Ribbon, Mrs. Ches- nbbon, Bernita Staats: Red Ibon, Mrs. w. T. Stone; Red rib- The grnup voted to have a ter Weaver: Wbite ribbon, ribbon. Mrs. Charl.s MayeA: bon, Mary Aumlller· While rib- white elephant sale at the next Mrs. Ph1l Batey. White ribbons, Mrs. ~n Roush . bon, Nora MeDea!. ' meeting and will also draw Class 2 - Majestic Moun- and Mr~ . Harry Staar~. . . names for secret sisters. tains - Blue Ribbon, Mrs. Pa- Class 13 - Pf't.unia - Blue ! The purple r1bbon award for Hostesses for the next meel· tr.ick Riley. Red Ribbon, Mrs. ribbon. Mary Frondt and Karen ; t~e best in the horticulture divi- ing will be Mrs. Everett Roush I L C. Roush; White ribbon, Mrs. · rswn went to Mrs. H. C. Roney , and Mrs. Robert Roush. F. A. Batey. jand the sweepstakes award for Those attending were : Mrs. Class 3 - Broad Pla ins havmg the most rtbbon wrnners Mary Aumiller , Mrs. Sadie Blue Ribbon, Mrs. F . A Aatey; Itu Mrs. W. T. Stone. Worth, .Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Red Ribbon, Mrs. James Mac· .. ·· Grant Roush, Mrs. Belva LewKnight: White ribbon, Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs Billy Joe Roush 1 Is, Mrs. Sybil Smith. Mrs. Rol> L, Ohlinger. and family vistted over week-I ort Roush, Mrs. Arnold Roush, Class 4 - Ff'rtile Valleys - end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roush, Mrs. Iva Blue ribbon. Mrs . .John Powell ; Mrs . H. T. Skeens at Wheelers- ~ Capehart, Mrs . Thelma CapeRed ribbon, Mrs. J. v. McGrew: ' burg , Ohio. I Ill hart. I White ribbon, Mrs. Pece Burris. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwartz i TOWN COUNCIL Closs 5- Distant Horizons- visited their daughter and son- 1 The New Haven Town Coun- 1 Blue Ribbon , Mrs. L. C. Roush : i in-law , Mr. and Mrs . John en met in regular session on K!'d ribbon, Mrs. Patrick Ri· . eHetzer and grandson, in Park· l Wednesday, August lOth at the ley; While ribbons. Mrs. Lee ersburg, over the weekend. PT. PLEASANT - Attesting City Building with Mrs . Hilda <J tbbs and Mrs. William Gibbs. . Miss Emma Forthe is a pa- to the many years of the obser- Ridgway, recorder, acting as Class - Invitational - The tie nt at the Holzer Hospital. vance of the Grandma McKin- mayor in the absence of Mr. Glamour of Nature - Blue rib- : Mrs. May Stukey visited in ney Memorial D~y . a great. Mark Ward. Others attending boll, Mrs. Ann Legg; H.ed Rib- I Virginia last week with her son 1 great grandson will preach th~ were: councilmen Richard bon , Mrs. Patrick Riley; White I and family. Mr . and Mrs. Gene IMemorial sermon when the ali i Grinstead, D. 0. Roush. and ribbons, Mrs. Wilham Heslop IStukey. I day services are held at the Mt. Edwin Clark. Donald Ohlinger, 1nd Mrs. Robert Cruickshanks. i Mrs. Russell Capehart visit· ; Zion Church on Thomas Ridge, Town Marshall. Mrs. L. C. Roush received the ed several days in Columbus ' Sunday, August 28th. , Due to the absence of UJe purple ~ib?on award for . the with her daughter and ramily, .various descendant!! ol the I Mayor, the meeting was shorl. best artiStl'C arrangement In the Mr . and Mrs. Warren Self. w1dely known personage have I The group voted to pay bills 11bow, and also the sweepstakes .~r. and Mrs. Thomas Reed preached in the annual services 1 that were due and granted peruward for having tbe most rib· VlSlted over the weekend witb i when relatives and friends gatb-1 mission to the Fire departbo[l winners. Russell Capehart. Their da~gtJ. I er to spend the day in home- ment to remove the curb back The Clements Tree Nursery ter, Debbie Re!'d, visit!'d 'With comi~g, old fashioned testimony of the City Building for their re~eived a special award of Mr . . and Mrs. John Sisson and 1meetmgs , and honoring the addition to the building. rmemory of Grandma. The next meeting will be Augmerit ~or their display , and a ; ramily. special award also went to ; Mr. and Mrs . Don Miller and The Rev. William Gibbs, of ust 24 th at the Cit Bulld' Mrs. Lee Gibbs for her display lfamtly of Graceland, Ky., visit- near Pomt Pleasant, will preach BROTBERH~D mg . 1 of trandpainted pictures. .1ed ovt>r the weekend with her m the afternoon service and Th · 8 th hood f th N I In the horticulture division lparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cec iJ jemphasize kindness and good H e ;~;rCh ~hl~the~ 1 deeds o( his ancestor. Sunday I 13ome of the classes had no en- Kirk. aveln · · th. l urc ti e . teh!T I · · Sh 1 · . reguarmon ymee ngm e tnes, but nbbons awarded were Pat Ryan, son or Mr. and Mrs . .~ · c oo w1ll be held m the morn-~ Ed f al f th h h as follows: 1Edward Ryan, will leave on the : lng with a worship serv1ce to . uca ton room 0 e c urc Class 2 - Vines - Blue rib· '12th of Septemher for Fort Ifollow and tben the picnic with Edward Bumgarner as bon, Mrs. Chester Weaver and Knox, following his enllstment 1unrh will follow during t h e le;der. for th~ evening. Mrs. W. T. Stone: Red ribbvn, 1in the Army. noon hour. by P::l mu~c was dpreJsented Dora Weaver. : Mr. and Mrs. Eber Roush ores, . ean an u0 e Class 3 - Begonias, blooming 'and grandson. Pal Ryan, will [' Sturlents Asked to :umgarner with I M:si SHaro~ - Blue ribbon, Ruth Sayre. leave on Thursday for a vaca- 1 E . umg~er as P ams · ever Class 4 _ African Violets _ I tion through the Shenandoah ,nroll Tins Wt't'k selectiOns were presented by Blue Ribbons, Maxine Weaver , Valley, a portion or whrch will ; PT. PLEASANT - L. M. Wil- . group. . Nora Weaver and Mary Aumil· be spent ~Uending the Roush i cox , ~rmclpal of Pmnt Pleas· [ Th~, topic for .the evening ler; Red ribbon, Juanita Wea· reunion in~V!fginia. ant Htg~ School, is requesting ~as" Bemg a W1tness on the ver. Misses Ruth and Elizahetb that stlldents who have not pre- 1 JOb, and was presented by Class 1 _ Cacti _ Blue rib· Mcintosh have moved from vwusly tru;plled al PPHS 1 ward Bumgarner. bon, Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr. , the Eber ~ property, to the e11rell during the re· : Those attending were.: ElfJack Johnsen property on 111111nder of thltv week . ward Bumgarner, Eddie K. ,Fourth St. Hqur.J for new pupil enroll- Bumgarner, Harold Bumgarner,/ ."'rs. Lillian fi'ields, New Hav- ment will 'be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. John Bumgarner, Robert Cooke, , en, is recuperating at the Vet- Wednesday through Friday. , erans Memorial hospital from Mason County schools will be· I ASK TO WED , an injury she received from gin their 1966·67 term on Tues- PT. PLEASANT - Two cou[falling while painting her house day, August 23, with • full class 1 pies have made applicallons for in New Haven. She is an em- day scheduled for Wednesday , marriage licenses in the office ploye of the Mason County Bank. August 24th. of the County Clerk. Jerry Loper of Columbus visApplying were: John PT. PLEASANT - The annu· ited his grandmother, Mrs. Pleasant Valley Hospital Lewis, 22, Southside, and al Mason County Farm Bureau Dorothy Cartwright for 8 week. ADMITI'ED: Mrs. David Lan- evieve Mattox, 23, Henderson ; Membership Meeting has beon Mrs. William Persinger, Co- ham , Pl. Pleasant ; William La- ~ Charles Eber DeWees, Jr., 20, 1cheduled for September 23rd lumbus, spent two days with ing, Ravenswood; Mrs. Erne~t Brady Lake, Ohio. and Judith at Onlnance School. The meet· : relatives and worked at 1 he Burgeson, Gallipolis; Mrs. Lil· •Ann Gray, 18, Letart. tng will be a combined busine.s ·Mason County Fair. he Mae Berkley, Letart. ' IJld dinner affair. i Mrs. Thelma Johnson and Ki DISCHARGES- Robert Hoi· · PLAN SALE Speakers and the complete ' herly of Columbusrecently vis- lley,. Pt. Pleasant: LoriS PT. PLEASANT - The St. program of the evening wiH be i ited her parents Mr and Mrs !PuJhns, Leon; Ml's. Clarice Paul Woman's Society of Chrisannoonced later. T R Davis ' . . Caldwell, Cl"f)Wn City, · Ohio; !ian Service wlll sponsor a rumMason Cotmty Farm Bureau ·Mr~. Hes~r 'Rayburn is re-, William Browning, GaUipolis . mage sale Friday and Saturday President J . A. Ferrell appoint- portedly slightly improved af. l BIRTHo Mr. and Mrs. David at the rhurch from 9 a.m. until ed District Directors as Chair- iter being hospitalized at the , Lanham, Pt. PleaS'ant, a son. noon. man of the No~inating commit- Pleasant Valley Hospital, and is tees. from tbear DJStnc~. T t1 e 1 now a patient at the University Chairmen are .to appo~nt two j Hospital, Morgantown, W. Va. members to th1s commtttee to i Her address Station 72 Room nominate Directors from their , 7608. ' District. A ballot containing the I Beverly and Dickie Carson, names of the nominees will be members of the Happy Go moiled to the membership. All Lucky 1-H Club, both won blue members are urged to vote and I ribbons on their calves exhibit- ! lo indicate whe.t~er or not they ed at the Mason County Fair. and the1r famJI!es plan to at· Their brother. Eddie, won 1 lend the annual meeting_ red ribbon on a helfer They are Appoint!'d to th<> Resolutions , the sons and daugh~r of Mr. i Committee were : Hobert Stan- and Mrs. George Carson. i Jey, chairman, Clarence Bless- .... AtC Vernon and Mrs. Hall ) In~ .. Forest Nibert and ~ster and son, Keith Allen, of Porto : Ad~ 1ns. Any members desaring Rico are visiting his parents. to mtrOOuce resolutions are u~- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hall at &ed to contact members of lh1s Hartford. Also visiting at the 1 C!'OmmittPe. Hall home were Mrs. John . The Board of Directors ap- , Hall, Jr., and daughter of Co- ; proved 1he appointment of John : l11mbus. ~· Devault as Di.s trict. Agent i Mr. and Mrs. KennettJ Stew- 1 or the Farm F'am1ly L1fe In· , art visited recently with Mr and 1 IUrance Company. Mrs. Joe Henry at Rio Gr~nde. i \ lhe arouP· . ' tin ,. PLAYING '' ONEY-GO-ROUND" THURS.-FRJ,.SAT. ' AUG. ~l9·20 MIDDLEPORT, ~0 Open Thuro.-9100 T• 5.atl I rWo ....,.., c.rr~~~tt. riohl tho The 1o llmW ..,antifl"' LADIES' LADIES HI FASHION or Fresh Sirloin Steak lb. HALF SIZES -· Round Steak Shoulder Swiss Steak 11Irlfly "'· JUNIORS- MISSES - Memori'a) Event ... Cut, By the Piece CANVAS SNEAKERS Colorful Fall DRESSES Great Gran dson W'}J preach • Here Are Just A Few Of 79c DISCOUNT PRICE s Our Early Local Winners .47 AI IC...., you'll olwovo fj, I WD bl'ltf IUtfl .. SIZES 4 to 9 Hamlet Canned BACON lb. LADIES 5-6-7 LADIES & TEEN-AGER Asst. Colors end White LEATHER SPORT TailleBB LOAFERS T•Bone Steak 1 Rayon Panties 1 94 pair COMPARE AT 49c 1 MEN & TEEN-AGERS FAMOUS MAKf ••• LEATHER SCHOOL SHO,ES ·- .,,., ., DISCOUNT 4- .. -. . .. . 1 ·.~ ~ ~ ForSept.23 ........_ .,., ,. ' ., lb. 99c Thighs . _• lb. DubU.,.'o Fmii Frmn Fryln1 ChlckH 49c lb. Breasts . __ C.- -loso Ham •..•. 5 ~. $4.59 89e lb. 59c strtatn Tip or Rump Roast----- 111. 99c eMrs. F. Ray Wilson BLACK ~- .... . _, ..,. or ·' 4-Pt... Pllco - .. R11. Prloo' .. .. .. _.. ...... •.. . $1.49 •· ••••••• ~uits ~ Drinks_ 4 KNeer Ill.- WIIlle -Clorox GIRLS Sim 2 to 12 RAYON PANTIES 19( 11 IYip I ;ltd Milk --~ 5 $188 REG. 39c ..... Colllto pair a 49e ._ .......... •••• gal. 49c Country - -· .... -::!. tel $1 69c $1 ~. Loyer Cakes .• ... v.. 39e Kroger .Eggs 39e Pok Com .• 3 !!:- 59e l DoiMonlo A miMI Color Towela ,~ 3 " - Sondwlo!I .. - Buns __ 2 Kounty Klot W. K. Ill•• crln, llolroly A II lid Vorllly l'noll •n~ 1 12 ':. $1 Cheese_ 2 $198 PAIR F;:., 45c ..liMy I llllonl Sizes 3 to 6X- 7 to 14 CARLOAD T boxea eana Volld Aut, II lhru Sopl. 1 ~ ZOO-rt. DRESSES New Fall Shades WITH THIS COUPON .. .. .... tfo ,. GIRLS COLORFUL BACK·TO.SCHOOL NYLON HOSE ... "" Sot of J ToiiiUnH No. 7 "Cortlno" Rlf, Prico .. .. .. .. ..... . .. .. $1.4f L.., ...... -...... ........... JOe White & Aut'd Color Facial Tissuet Pepsodent Seamless Loll ....................... ... With This ~ .. .. .. .... . Volld Aug. IS thno Aug, 2J No.3% BROWN MESH OR FLAT KNIT SHEER $5 UnK No. 1 ueort~u• Jlol, lie Voluo TooHipiOio to lt't $100 $10 $10 $1 0 $1 0 $10 $10 Coffee 3-lb. bag 4 jr ~ PAIR Sizes BV2 b.caus• eMargaret Lehew eWilliam Cogar eVic Neutzling • Nettie Hayes • Lou Poulin eShirley Cogar eMrs. Bruce Simpson _ Spotlight Bean s You Save HERE!! Juicy end $100 $1.19 ;;1".1'~"1)1; 1 Fmii Pmon Frytnt Chicklft ....~ooo lli-J (II, •••• Turkey Roll ' ~ eSIZES BV2 to 3 Thrifty lb. ltndtr ~ulck-ogod. ln T_.., Rib Steak . lxtro elrene Klein S, 94 ..,.6~Y2-to_1_1_, . Farm Bureau llhllt CUI, - Oxfords& ·. ALL LEATHER ,....,.....--.., ll\•••• 79c ••• 36c !Sol. I· •·· PAIR . BOYS & GIRLS 1 Tenderay lb· Sizes 4 to 9 BLACK or BROWN c 1 eJudy Denny _ _ _ $100 lit ,..,, · - Elch Compere et$7.95 1 ! Don't .. lllct. ., ·- ·!:. FRII "Monty • 0. . • .......... IIllo • -~" " - · Every an1 Jo 1 wr.. ... nerl .llllt ampllla ... _ . --;·, ~ .. ~-1-Yand ............. .. .. '-.t · Mason Personal . Meeting Set Cube Stea... _•.•• K- c... "" Catsup . · Stond.ord ...... Peas __ 3 - Prldo Starch ••••••••••• r,r.., -·-N....o.. -- l/fll, 2 29e 39e 49e ........ Pork & Beans.·--------·------10 39c 1 (Construction Grade) I I TEAM MATE OXFORD By ROBIN HOOD C-D·E widths Black S6.99 THE SHOE MIDDLEPORT, 0. BEST PRICt in the VALLEY Buk To School BOYS TENNIS SHOES Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY MASON W.VA. Phone 771-55$4 CollociAnd ' ' " Dell~~try LOWEST PRICES • FREE ESTIMATES IOYS DERBY NEW FALL KNIT BRIEFS T·SHIRTS SWEATERS New Low Price s 94 Pair H you plan to build, remodel or rep•ir come see us 1nd uve nowl j ' '·r' t LADIES ORLON 4 ASST. COLORS c Compare pair Reg. 89c 100 C.ount Ret· $1.09·14 01. BAYER ASPIRIN USTERINE ANTISEPTIC i at $ 99 $5.95 lOY'S BAcK·TO.SCHOOL 13~ OZ. WESTERN DENIM· JEANS c Sizes 6to 16 $1. 99.,.., ·. . .. ~· Red Bartlett Pears .•••• --.-·--------- 6 ,.. Fruit Drblk.s •••• ·····--·· - ----- --- 2 -.... Bluebenies ~ 39e ... ,.,... Low Calo<lt Ice ,_ ,..... Celery •.; ... Orange Juice ............. . ~;~_ • Kotex •ur ·-... ....... •..... ... " CUt... /~ ( ' ' ... ..' -··- -~ ~·-- ··· ·-~-~ ;.·L_.::_~----7-- ::=-:- . ' } Gripes $1 ,,.,_ •·.~-< "' , ...,~¥·"•. .... ._ Clke . ,. a· n«t ti ·to· Chunk Tap& �'\ •' '. Jln. •JIIdll .lllmlprn.. Awards in 15th AnnualFiower Show 'Held With Mason County Fair are Announced New Haven ·News Notes ' Luther Smllh, Charlet Wea•rer, I Haymaker, Bernard of Jndonesla. .Mrs. Roy •Jonea waa-ltoltea lng, Terly; NEW dAVEN- Awards have Red ribbon, Mary · N~ell. Frondl lleea announced in the 15th an- Class 7 - Dish GardeM · ,. ~ual Flower Show of the New Red ribbon, Bernice Calloway. Class IS - Coxc;omb - Blue AUXILIARY MEETING Haven Garden Club and the Class 8 - Evergreen speci· ribbon, Edward MacDaniel. The Auxiliary of the AmerlNehaclima Garden Club staged mens - Blue ribbon, Mrs. W. tlass 17 ·- Zinnia Blue can LegtonSmllh-Capeharl Post In eonnection with the Mason T. Stone; Red ribbon, Mary ribbons, Mary ·Aumiller and No. 140 met on Monday, August County Fair, August 12 and 13. Froendf. Mrs. w. T. Stone; White rib· 8th at the Legion Hall, with Theme of the shows was "The Closs 9 Miscellaneous bon, Mrs. Patrick Riley. Mrs. Sybil Smith and Mrs. ThelBeauty ol the Good E:arth." House Plants - Blue ribbon, rna Capehart as hostesses. Mrs. Lee Gibbs served as Mrs. H. C. Boney. Thoma' Le- Class 20- Any other annual The new president, Mrs. Am· chairman and Mrs. William bort, and Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr: or ~enmal - Blue ribbon, old Roush, presided at the mee~ Crow as co-chairman. , R!'d Ribbon, Jane Johnson; Bernice Calloway; R~d ribbon, ing. During the business mee~ The awards wereo White ribbon, Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Lon Roush ; White ribbon, lng, the group voted to uS. the Class 1 - Tile Sea Shore - Dora Weaver. . Ruth Sayre. door prize money as a Oower 1 Blue Ribbon, Mrs. Tom lloff· Class 12 - Gl•dioU - Blue [ Class ' 18 _ Roses _ Blue rib·· fund for members who are Ill. man: Red Ribbon, Mrs. Ches- nbbon, Bernita Staats: Red Ibon, Mrs. w. T. Stone; Red rib- The grnup voted to have a ter Weaver: Wbite ribbon, ribbon. Mrs. Charl.s MayeA: bon, Mary Aumlller· While rib- white elephant sale at the next Mrs. Ph1l Batey. White ribbons, Mrs. ~n Roush . bon, Nora MeDea!. ' meeting and will also draw Class 2 - Majestic Moun- and Mr~ . Harry Staar~. . . names for secret sisters. tains - Blue Ribbon, Mrs. Pa- Class 13 - Pf't.unia - Blue ! The purple r1bbon award for Hostesses for the next meel· tr.ick Riley. Red Ribbon, Mrs. ribbon. Mary Frondt and Karen ; t~e best in the horticulture divi- ing will be Mrs. Everett Roush I L C. Roush; White ribbon, Mrs. · rswn went to Mrs. H. C. Roney , and Mrs. Robert Roush. F. A. Batey. jand the sweepstakes award for Those attending were : Mrs. Class 3 - Broad Pla ins havmg the most rtbbon wrnners Mary Aumiller , Mrs. Sadie Blue Ribbon, Mrs. F . A Aatey; Itu Mrs. W. T. Stone. Worth, .Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Red Ribbon, Mrs. James Mac· .. ·· Grant Roush, Mrs. Belva LewKnight: White ribbon, Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs Billy Joe Roush 1 Is, Mrs. Sybil Smith. Mrs. Rol> L, Ohlinger. and family vistted over week-I ort Roush, Mrs. Arnold Roush, Class 4 - Ff'rtile Valleys - end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roush, Mrs. Iva Blue ribbon. Mrs . .John Powell ; Mrs . H. T. Skeens at Wheelers- ~ Capehart, Mrs . Thelma CapeRed ribbon, Mrs. J. v. McGrew: ' burg , Ohio. I Ill hart. I White ribbon, Mrs. Pece Burris. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwartz i TOWN COUNCIL Closs 5- Distant Horizons- visited their daughter and son- 1 The New Haven Town Coun- 1 Blue Ribbon , Mrs. L. C. Roush : i in-law , Mr. and Mrs . John en met in regular session on K!'d ribbon, Mrs. Patrick Ri· . eHetzer and grandson, in Park· l Wednesday, August lOth at the ley; While ribbons. Mrs. Lee ersburg, over the weekend. PT. PLEASANT - Attesting City Building with Mrs . Hilda <J tbbs and Mrs. William Gibbs. . Miss Emma Forthe is a pa- to the many years of the obser- Ridgway, recorder, acting as Class - Invitational - The tie nt at the Holzer Hospital. vance of the Grandma McKin- mayor in the absence of Mr. Glamour of Nature - Blue rib- : Mrs. May Stukey visited in ney Memorial D~y . a great. Mark Ward. Others attending boll, Mrs. Ann Legg; H.ed Rib- I Virginia last week with her son 1 great grandson will preach th~ were: councilmen Richard bon , Mrs. Patrick Riley; White I and family. Mr . and Mrs. Gene IMemorial sermon when the ali i Grinstead, D. 0. Roush. and ribbons, Mrs. Wilham Heslop IStukey. I day services are held at the Mt. Edwin Clark. Donald Ohlinger, 1nd Mrs. Robert Cruickshanks. i Mrs. Russell Capehart visit· ; Zion Church on Thomas Ridge, Town Marshall. Mrs. L. C. Roush received the ed several days in Columbus ' Sunday, August 28th. , Due to the absence of UJe purple ~ib?on award for . the with her daughter and ramily, .various descendant!! ol the I Mayor, the meeting was shorl. best artiStl'C arrangement In the Mr . and Mrs. Warren Self. w1dely known personage have I The group voted to pay bills 11bow, and also the sweepstakes .~r. and Mrs. Thomas Reed preached in the annual services 1 that were due and granted peruward for having tbe most rib· VlSlted over the weekend witb i when relatives and friends gatb-1 mission to the Fire departbo[l winners. Russell Capehart. Their da~gtJ. I er to spend the day in home- ment to remove the curb back The Clements Tree Nursery ter, Debbie Re!'d, visit!'d 'With comi~g, old fashioned testimony of the City Building for their re~eived a special award of Mr . . and Mrs. John Sisson and 1meetmgs , and honoring the addition to the building. rmemory of Grandma. The next meeting will be Augmerit ~or their display , and a ; ramily. special award also went to ; Mr. and Mrs . Don Miller and The Rev. William Gibbs, of ust 24 th at the Cit Bulld' Mrs. Lee Gibbs for her display lfamtly of Graceland, Ky., visit- near Pomt Pleasant, will preach BROTBERH~D mg . 1 of trandpainted pictures. .1ed ovt>r the weekend with her m the afternoon service and Th · 8 th hood f th N I In the horticulture division lparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cec iJ jemphasize kindness and good H e ;~;rCh ~hl~the~ 1 deeds o( his ancestor. Sunday I 13ome of the classes had no en- Kirk. aveln · · th. l urc ti e . teh!T I · · Sh 1 · . reguarmon ymee ngm e tnes, but nbbons awarded were Pat Ryan, son or Mr. and Mrs . .~ · c oo w1ll be held m the morn-~ Ed f al f th h h as follows: 1Edward Ryan, will leave on the : lng with a worship serv1ce to . uca ton room 0 e c urc Class 2 - Vines - Blue rib· '12th of Septemher for Fort Ifollow and tben the picnic with Edward Bumgarner as bon, Mrs. Chester Weaver and Knox, following his enllstment 1unrh will follow during t h e le;der. for th~ evening. Mrs. W. T. Stone: Red ribbvn, 1in the Army. noon hour. by P::l mu~c was dpreJsented Dora Weaver. : Mr. and Mrs. Eber Roush ores, . ean an u0 e Class 3 - Begonias, blooming 'and grandson. Pal Ryan, will [' Sturlents Asked to :umgarner with I M:si SHaro~ - Blue ribbon, Ruth Sayre. leave on Thursday for a vaca- 1 E . umg~er as P ams · ever Class 4 _ African Violets _ I tion through the Shenandoah ,nroll Tins Wt't'k selectiOns were presented by Blue Ribbons, Maxine Weaver , Valley, a portion or whrch will ; PT. PLEASANT - L. M. Wil- . group. . Nora Weaver and Mary Aumil· be spent ~Uending the Roush i cox , ~rmclpal of Pmnt Pleas· [ Th~, topic for .the evening ler; Red ribbon, Juanita Wea· reunion in~V!fginia. ant Htg~ School, is requesting ~as" Bemg a W1tness on the ver. Misses Ruth and Elizahetb that stlldents who have not pre- 1 JOb, and was presented by Class 1 _ Cacti _ Blue rib· Mcintosh have moved from vwusly tru;plled al PPHS 1 ward Bumgarner. bon, Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr. , the Eber ~ property, to the e11rell during the re· : Those attending were.: ElfJack Johnsen property on 111111nder of thltv week . ward Bumgarner, Eddie K. ,Fourth St. Hqur.J for new pupil enroll- Bumgarner, Harold Bumgarner,/ ."'rs. Lillian fi'ields, New Hav- ment will 'be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. John Bumgarner, Robert Cooke, , en, is recuperating at the Vet- Wednesday through Friday. , erans Memorial hospital from Mason County schools will be· I ASK TO WED , an injury she received from gin their 1966·67 term on Tues- PT. PLEASANT - Two cou[falling while painting her house day, August 23, with • full class 1 pies have made applicallons for in New Haven. She is an em- day scheduled for Wednesday , marriage licenses in the office ploye of the Mason County Bank. August 24th. of the County Clerk. Jerry Loper of Columbus visApplying were: John PT. PLEASANT - The annu· ited his grandmother, Mrs. Pleasant Valley Hospital Lewis, 22, Southside, and al Mason County Farm Bureau Dorothy Cartwright for 8 week. ADMITI'ED: Mrs. David Lan- evieve Mattox, 23, Henderson ; Membership Meeting has beon Mrs. William Persinger, Co- ham , Pl. Pleasant ; William La- ~ Charles Eber DeWees, Jr., 20, 1cheduled for September 23rd lumbus, spent two days with ing, Ravenswood; Mrs. Erne~t Brady Lake, Ohio. and Judith at Onlnance School. The meet· : relatives and worked at 1 he Burgeson, Gallipolis; Mrs. Lil· •Ann Gray, 18, Letart. tng will be a combined busine.s ·Mason County Fair. he Mae Berkley, Letart. ' IJld dinner affair. i Mrs. Thelma Johnson and Ki DISCHARGES- Robert Hoi· · PLAN SALE Speakers and the complete ' herly of Columbusrecently vis- lley,. Pt. Pleasant: LoriS PT. PLEASANT - The St. program of the evening wiH be i ited her parents Mr and Mrs !PuJhns, Leon; Ml's. Clarice Paul Woman's Society of Chrisannoonced later. T R Davis ' . . Caldwell, Cl"f)Wn City, · Ohio; !ian Service wlll sponsor a rumMason Cotmty Farm Bureau ·Mr~. Hes~r 'Rayburn is re-, William Browning, GaUipolis . mage sale Friday and Saturday President J . A. Ferrell appoint- portedly slightly improved af. l BIRTHo Mr. and Mrs. David at the rhurch from 9 a.m. until ed District Directors as Chair- iter being hospitalized at the , Lanham, Pt. PleaS'ant, a son. noon. man of the No~inating commit- Pleasant Valley Hospital, and is tees. from tbear DJStnc~. T t1 e 1 now a patient at the University Chairmen are .to appo~nt two j Hospital, Morgantown, W. Va. members to th1s commtttee to i Her address Station 72 Room nominate Directors from their , 7608. ' District. A ballot containing the I Beverly and Dickie Carson, names of the nominees will be members of the Happy Go moiled to the membership. All Lucky 1-H Club, both won blue members are urged to vote and I ribbons on their calves exhibit- ! lo indicate whe.t~er or not they ed at the Mason County Fair. and the1r famJI!es plan to at· Their brother. Eddie, won 1 lend the annual meeting_ red ribbon on a helfer They are Appoint!'d to th<> Resolutions , the sons and daugh~r of Mr. i Committee were : Hobert Stan- and Mrs. George Carson. i Jey, chairman, Clarence Bless- .... AtC Vernon and Mrs. Hall ) In~ .. Forest Nibert and ~ster and son, Keith Allen, of Porto : Ad~ 1ns. Any members desaring Rico are visiting his parents. to mtrOOuce resolutions are u~- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hall at &ed to contact members of lh1s Hartford. Also visiting at the 1 C!'OmmittPe. Hall home were Mrs. John . The Board of Directors ap- , Hall, Jr., and daughter of Co- ; proved 1he appointment of John : l11mbus. ~· Devault as Di.s trict. Agent i Mr. and Mrs. KennettJ Stew- 1 or the Farm F'am1ly L1fe In· , art visited recently with Mr and 1 IUrance Company. Mrs. Joe Henry at Rio Gr~nde. i \ lhe arouP· . ' tin ,. PLAYING '' ONEY-GO-ROUND" THURS.-FRJ,.SAT. ' AUG. ~l9·20 MIDDLEPORT, ~0 Open Thuro.-9100 T• 5.atl I rWo ....,.., c.rr~~~tt. riohl tho The 1o llmW ..,antifl"' LADIES' LADIES HI FASHION or Fresh Sirloin Steak lb. HALF SIZES -· Round Steak Shoulder Swiss Steak 11Irlfly "'· JUNIORS- MISSES - Memori'a) Event ... Cut, By the Piece CANVAS SNEAKERS Colorful Fall DRESSES Great Gran dson W'}J preach • Here Are Just A Few Of 79c DISCOUNT PRICE s Our Early Local Winners .47 AI IC...., you'll olwovo fj, I WD bl'ltf IUtfl .. SIZES 4 to 9 Hamlet Canned BACON lb. LADIES 5-6-7 LADIES & TEEN-AGER Asst. Colors end White LEATHER SPORT TailleBB LOAFERS T•Bone Steak 1 Rayon Panties 1 94 pair COMPARE AT 49c 1 MEN & TEEN-AGERS FAMOUS MAKf ••• LEATHER SCHOOL SHO,ES ·- .,,., ., DISCOUNT 4- .. -. . .. . 1 ·.~ ~ ~ ForSept.23 ........_ .,., ,. ' ., lb. 99c Thighs . _• lb. DubU.,.'o Fmii Frmn Fryln1 ChlckH 49c lb. Breasts . __ C.- -loso Ham •..•. 5 ~. $4.59 89e lb. 59c strtatn Tip or Rump Roast----- 111. 99c eMrs. F. Ray Wilson BLACK ~- .... . _, ..,. or ·' 4-Pt... Pllco - .. R11. Prloo' .. .. .. _.. ...... •.. . $1.49 •· ••••••• ~uits ~ Drinks_ 4 KNeer Ill.- WIIlle -Clorox GIRLS Sim 2 to 12 RAYON PANTIES 19( 11 IYip I ;ltd Milk --~ 5 $188 REG. 39c ..... Colllto pair a 49e ._ .......... •••• gal. 49c Country - -· .... -::!. tel $1 69c $1 ~. Loyer Cakes .• ... v.. 39e Kroger .Eggs 39e Pok Com .• 3 !!:- 59e l DoiMonlo A miMI Color Towela ,~ 3 " - Sondwlo!I .. - Buns __ 2 Kounty Klot W. K. Ill•• crln, llolroly A II lid Vorllly l'noll •n~ 1 12 ':. $1 Cheese_ 2 $198 PAIR F;:., 45c ..liMy I llllonl Sizes 3 to 6X- 7 to 14 CARLOAD T boxea eana Volld Aut, II lhru Sopl. 1 ~ ZOO-rt. DRESSES New Fall Shades WITH THIS COUPON .. .. .... tfo ,. GIRLS COLORFUL BACK·TO.SCHOOL NYLON HOSE ... "" Sot of J ToiiiUnH No. 7 "Cortlno" Rlf, Prico .. .. .. .. ..... . .. .. $1.4f L.., ...... -...... ........... JOe White & Aut'd Color Facial Tissuet Pepsodent Seamless Loll ....................... ... With This ~ .. .. .. .... . Volld Aug. IS thno Aug, 2J No.3% BROWN MESH OR FLAT KNIT SHEER $5 UnK No. 1 ueort~u• Jlol, lie Voluo TooHipiOio to lt't $100 $10 $10 $1 0 $1 0 $10 $10 Coffee 3-lb. bag 4 jr ~ PAIR Sizes BV2 b.caus• eMargaret Lehew eWilliam Cogar eVic Neutzling • Nettie Hayes • Lou Poulin eShirley Cogar eMrs. Bruce Simpson _ Spotlight Bean s You Save HERE!! Juicy end $100 $1.19 ;;1".1'~"1)1; 1 Fmii Pmon Frytnt Chicklft ....~ooo lli-J (II, •••• Turkey Roll ' ~ eSIZES BV2 to 3 Thrifty lb. ltndtr ~ulck-ogod. ln T_.., Rib Steak . lxtro elrene Klein S, 94 ..,.6~Y2-to_1_1_, . Farm Bureau llhllt CUI, - Oxfords& ·. ALL LEATHER ,....,.....--.., ll\•••• 79c ••• 36c !Sol. I· •·· PAIR . BOYS & GIRLS 1 Tenderay lb· Sizes 4 to 9 BLACK or BROWN c 1 eJudy Denny _ _ _ $100 lit ,..,, · - Elch Compere et$7.95 1 ! Don't .. lllct. ., ·- ·!:. FRII "Monty • 0. . • .......... IIllo • -~" " - · Every an1 Jo 1 wr.. ... nerl .llllt ampllla ... _ . --;·, ~ .. ~-1-Yand ............. .. .. '-.t · Mason Personal . Meeting Set Cube Stea... _•.•• K- c... "" Catsup . · Stond.ord ...... Peas __ 3 - Prldo Starch ••••••••••• r,r.., -·-N....o.. -- l/fll, 2 29e 39e 49e ........ Pork & Beans.·--------·------10 39c 1 (Construction Grade) I I TEAM MATE OXFORD By ROBIN HOOD C-D·E widths Black S6.99 THE SHOE MIDDLEPORT, 0. BEST PRICt in the VALLEY Buk To School BOYS TENNIS SHOES Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY MASON W.VA. Phone 771-55$4 CollociAnd ' ' " Dell~~try LOWEST PRICES • FREE ESTIMATES IOYS DERBY NEW FALL KNIT BRIEFS T·SHIRTS SWEATERS New Low Price s 94 Pair H you plan to build, remodel or rep•ir come see us 1nd uve nowl j ' '·r' t LADIES ORLON 4 ASST. COLORS c Compare pair Reg. 89c 100 C.ount Ret· $1.09·14 01. BAYER ASPIRIN USTERINE ANTISEPTIC i at $ 99 $5.95 lOY'S BAcK·TO.SCHOOL 13~ OZ. WESTERN DENIM· JEANS c Sizes 6to 16 $1. 99.,.., ·. . .. ~· Red Bartlett Pears .•••• --.-·--------- 6 ,.. Fruit Drblk.s •••• ·····--·· - ----- --- 2 -.... Bluebenies ~ 39e ... ,.,... Low Calo<lt Ice ,_ ,..... Celery •.; ... Orange Juice ............. . ~;~_ • Kotex •ur ·-... ....... •..... ... " CUt... /~ ( ' ' ... ..' -··- -~ ~·-- ··· ·-~-~ ;.·L_.::_~----7-- ::=-:- . ' } Gripes $1 ,,.,_ •·.~-< "' , ...,~¥·"•. .... ._ Clke . ,. a· n«t ti ·to· Chunk Tap& �'~ ' L \ ' Minimum ~Guaranteed Wage L~oms ·as Political Issue I I, " ,, I !\ -- -·---.......-- - - - . s ·r n . •. ' ror· . .'7" ·N;!r ': . ·."<"-· I • . ;j ' lsP~.. NOI'Eo p.....,. •peclat.Uiar, amounu.., 1o till en... 'li IOdiJI welfare· aie tie in ore Ulan vlslls lo ' ....,..... · •to talk about a IIIDimllD llltiiUllteed lneollie 1M l\'ei)'OIIe, 10 lUI evea the pooreot of lbe poor would llavo ....... lA Uve oa ~ly. lt Is poulble lbe pnpo'lll• may •o bolon €GDJII'OH In comlag momu. 1blt Is lbe flnl of tw' dllpalcloes alalinl lbe pn11 oad ..... ) By MAGCll& BELLOWS Ualled Preu lnlerDallonal NEW eltlldra aad ouea 1llBe n • nStrlellve public uelstanee. younger adullto .eaa DOl be rei!• ·tbat "Iorge llllmben of tboSl! In The soJullon, 1aye lite report, city haliB. osUcally upecled .ever t. be- desperale need, IDcluding many is lo provide a nai!Mal The marchers, however, come self-IWI!alaiq." toblldren, on acl.ndetl: and standard of 181lstance ud to resented nearly 100 welllarel These people receive well8re more than halllbe .Slates have base eliglbiBty DOl .., oucb ri!lhta organizations, pr!Dclpally becauli eel the mulmum allowable predelermlned catecorlee u thaa a 'year old. They 111'11 are not protected by 'Soo> welfare payment at 1 level be· aid. lo file bltlld 8lld old age ly tied to a new rtgbts Security fit omemployment low that of mlnlmal standenl IBSOBiaJoce, or on reslrlctive Poverty Rights Action or haven't lite of health 8lld oJe...IICY." residency or employabWIJ ,.. In Washington, D. C., 1o · eniiJI)I money The President'• Councll of qulrements, but -strictly IIIII by George Wiley. to cover their needl. Economic Advlsen, further- Bimply -M aeed. Its goal: weldillg Worse, the report aald, Is the IIIOI't, utlmalel tbal only oa• "Neither tba war oro poverty 71 million welfm lael lbel tllglblllly llandarda out of every five per10111 10w nor tha acblevtmeat of lite into ~ militant power bloc. and asslotalce Ieveii are cJ. exhollng below the "poverty long·range goals lmplldl In a curreal issue: bigher tmnlllad by the states In lev I" rt<el kind of Gr Soci payments, end of ilovasion of . I!GIIlO • Vel lOy eat ety ....p 01111 privacy and "lndignlti""" by welfare departments. • I "There isn't a &tala ill •• • • • union where welfare heD>eflts eveR> begin tD approach the federal poverty level of !3,130." Wlley, a 35-year-old Negro who holds a doclorate and once ~ved as associate natioRal director ol. lhe Congress of Racia! Equaltty · T~ avera!!'! 1 "' nual aid to familtes with d.. pende~t r~ildrer~. payment for 8 family of four os 11.17b II ranges from $2,499 In New York 1 to $3BO In Mississippi. He adds, "This is not a civil rights .movement - It ,i,s a hutho l"'ception fl YORK (IJPI) -<>n the last day of Juno In 1 •umber .of citlu ID America amaH crow<ls of people walked tD their city halil carrying halld-lettered olgns ud asked tD see their .mcbwo. . 1 · JD these de)'J of many marches · they stirred little attention' , The officials Usteoed lo the ,POiillnners, the papers duly reported the lncldenle the marcher.s suffered a rC.: jeers aiod calcalls and the dust aetlled ' Yet ihese march'"' may have marked the birth of a 'eampaigR that could erupt into 1 nationwide debate next year man rJghts movement. • • ft' wer the question of About an ~all the nati~n's welfare rt'<:lir enntual guaranteed .minirrium lncome ror every man, wum an lnd child In this country. The marchers themselves were the "poorest of the poor." They were mostly Ients ar~ wh~te. . Meantime, m Washmgtoo, D. C., a 12-man panel of & o ~ .. governmental experts appomt.. ed by the Department of Health, women, Education and Welfare to r~ changes b!l the Negro and wh1'te , on welfare , ommend bl ' . ta 0. , who are trying to feed ~4PPY and on s pu IC , naassJs nee sys- elotbe their childreR 011 far less tern. turned 10 • report awaitmoney lhan tbe U.S. govern· ed lor lwo years. ent has set a& "poverty tine·• II .pomted out that of tho U : million AmericaYJI liviRg oa ;'h~;· lumbers were small, public assistance, 3 milli•n are partly because most of them children uoder 18, another Z eould not afford carfare to get mllhon are aged, another half permanenUy and totally lo the· marc bes, ceuld no1 spare I1 million • • LANDING!-Second baseman Julian Ja- of the Cardinals comes in for a landing after t'.1ssing to fir:;t on a double-play attempt during r~cC' nt game with the Los Angeles Dodget·s in St. The sliding r unner is Dick Stuart. \" 1.. 1' money for baby sitters, or were ; ~Jsab led , and still auther mU· tw old or ill to march. / hun ar.e parents of the dependn.e first grou}J -about a ent chJldren. Some. of ~e rest bundred men and womea and •ca~ be ~ade self-s u~flc 1ent ~)' children, along with a few 1. _bemg dgJVefn. abpproprtate illrabluominiSters, students and sym-1 mg an . 1 JO 9 are av~ a e. ~athizers- had started out on a But., •aod the report, exam155,mile walk from Clev~alld I~ation of present caseloada lo Columbus, Ohio, 10 days highlights the fuel that most belere. enly. about 25 walked public welfare, reclptenls with Ill& whoiW way, carryillg ~we , work for If we caR," , "W•o lk I deceat welfarti," "~obs IDcome uw," aod apiritualo or dlttiea •uch as: "Wt fetll eur 9)11idrel bread IIIII beaaa ' ~while rich folks ~ide bo ! • otta. d. ape; 6 tlwh-• r we~- • .,. t11«1t ; i ,' ' I . .Aa A4P •'.- O:eet e•'it'= yoe to bur tl.e lem,: . ' ' • 1 lit die II* · jW U, U.. f.ullqzi g a aek. ' I I ifJCl. 2 )'Oa ••• 6 I I d ,: • I ' II tWI a •z-'I w son for shopping AAP? . Admiral Riehard E. a,nJ, foremost antarctie explorer of the second quarter of the 31th <eDtlllf, openl the polar winter of !elK burled liolle ill a tiDJ hat 1111117 Olher marchiog bands rang- teet below the ••'Ma of lag bo aize from more than , the IIIIOW. Carboa IDI"''rdde 1,000 In New York City to less fllllletl DelrlJ ODil Ilia hla thaa 40 Ia Le•inglon, Ky., ·and llle before hlf arreqJt 1lttd modest groupo in Oakland, Cal- rellel arrived. .eiiiir floN , pymtha of tbll ~:' f If., Pittsburgh, Pa., and Saa made to llludy the e1f«t Jeruardlno, Calif. - were lesa polar fliiVi&oDmell& aa - . ten. oi c3&~-ii.JIGIII"lU -J,_ l1>' H r N H) 1\ l iNOlO ' "" <lOI I I I lllo~U..-Jumbr.., ent loiCor lo eadi lql!8re, to form foor ordlalllJ' wotdo, --c. Fr uits an d Vegetable _;: - PlliiH MICNIOAN PEACHES l: J9c Homestylt Donlfl · · pkg. 29c lrrfI 'uJ ::~~~ . •' IRETOAT ......c Enriched lrtacl · · 41oavts97 b.,ll fan, Michele Valentino, goes in for the seventh mning s tretch as r£>li£'f pitcher Jack Hamilton of • the Yanka takes time out from a baseball clinic at Palisades Amusement Park. More than 5,000 fans uttended the clini c staged by the Yankee players. ~, STARl-ING lOU-The Green Bay Packers' Bart Starr isn't too well received at the moment, but he will be as he looks for an end to throw to during workout in Green Bay. Packers open defense of their NFL thle Sept. 1·0 against Baltimore. . , .. FOIGOnEN MAN?- Something like that as Brian London, the British heavyweirhl kayoed by Cassiu• Clay in three round&, waits for a train the morning after the fight-and he was all alone. CALIFORNIA LARGI Honeydews · · · ·.,. · · ..~ 69c I~UAilT Many new slyiea bere now ... more ~· lf.I;IVe later. SH ' " th118el .. . ' . lnl reoent baseball aame in Anaheim, Calit, ....._._____ .,._,____ ..... , ~ - ~ - ... ., . _------- - ..... _...__ ,.... . ' . , Pt~meroy . 1-. •il ' c lb. WELL TRIMMED TENDER- TASTY STEAK Sirloin Steak Porterhouse " SoJ .09 lb. $1.29 TINDIII-TASTY YOUNG PLUMP IONILIIS MI!ATY-TASTY ALL GOODIIlAND IIFFY FROZEN BREADED tiUAilTIR-ILICID CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Cube Steak .. · ·· · .. lb. $1.19 Fryer legs .. · ...... · .. lb. 49c Chuck Stab · · ·· · ·· · lb. 89c Fryer Breast .......... lb. 59c , Pork loins .... · ··· .. · · lb. 89c Scallop Dinners 8-oz. pkg. 49c CAP'N JOHN FROZEN 1\IPIIl·RIGHT ALL MIAT AiniHs Wltnm 1-lb pkg 69c Cod Fillets · · · · 1-lb. pkg. 49c SUPER-RIGHT- LONG OR FRESH FROZEN Jumbo Bologna Sea Scallops j AlfY ~sse SIZI PIICI Jb_ Seedless Grapes .,.,.,. .. lb. 19c CALIFORNIA TASTY IWIIT Nectarines · ··· · · · ·· •· · lb. 29c H JANE PARKER ANN PAGI ' DRY MI'LK NONFAT EGG NOODLES 77( a.ot. pkt. AAI"' NIW ClliiTMONT 1-lb.l9' OUR FINEST QUALITY pkg. ANN PAGI Ice Cream · · l-gal carton 89c Mayonnaise ··• 11-Qt. jar 85c AAP-IIot-., lyrup 1-Ut. IJ.OL cono SULTANA Bartlett Pears ··· · 2 cans 85c Peanut BuHer 2l·lh. jar 98c MANDARIN OUR OWN Orlnges .. 4- 11-oz. cans 99c Tea Bags · ·.. Pkg. of 48- 45c A&P BRAND 100% IULTAN4-LARGI OR SMALL APPLE PIE 69c Fine Grcxery Features! Stuffed Olives 1Ol-oz. jar 65c Colombian Coffee l-Ib can 85c DARI COUNTRY A*IPAGI Apple Jelly ·.... ·· .21b.tar 45c Cheese Spread 2 ib. pkg. 69c Sped.tl Only IRADLIY fARMS NEW INTENSIFIED SWEET PEAS Tide Detergent MIXED .... l-Ib. 10c IOc OFP LABEL Giant Site 7Jc Sultall Pranch ...... 9 01. 10. ........ . . Dougll-,•. lloav• 55c MOilTCIH't FIOUN WNk- P• 0H lOY JltiOIIIN lfGII'ID WITH .IIV. 01 IMIM Potattes ........ t .......... ~"' WIN I •1000 •100-$5 ' ~style.,, Sh9P· ~ NO FUSS NO MUSS CALIPORNIA _ =··oze n Foods! TIEISWIIT,.. PIOZEN ai CUT-UP TRAY PACK SIZU : MAKI H:,'ATS ., ·ject of thii candid camera caper on the field dur..... Fl ovo·-~ LEMONADE ' NEW FAll CAMEIA CAPfi- Umpire AI Salerno is the sub- ·~- S.ndwic• Rolls .......,. lloz. 39c 1 r J tXJ t~:-c~= I .:Ut.j[ I I I I ]IN THE( I r I I I 1 SEVENTH INNING STRETCH- A New Jersey bese- lultormllk IANI· P'AilKIIl w. WHITI HOUSE-INSTANT IANI P'ARKIIl PLAIN OR lUGAR lAIII P'AitKIIl Modo - · Char~ "S upe r-Right" Qua lity Meats! Bluellerrin · · ··· · 2 pints 69c MESH-TASTY ' ,.Ja ne C::::r~e r Favorites! . I'[) (JJ 1es M. , Prfc~. Olar-; I !..- ...... ;, I UWRC I Reun1·on.·of . 'HOb$tetter ... Cldn is·.H tJd .. · j ·,, · ' w ala p - • tD t. fair. llflap... " As they walked through lhe omall lowRB of Ohio Ia tht degree heat, they collected blistered feet, a cross burRing, jeers and catcalls; b~t by the limo they reached the stalebuuae stepa and Ohio's governor, .Tamt!!! A. Rhodes, they had picked up another Z,OOO suppor· Dd,JIItJIUnet; Pa•miJI-IIIddleport, 0 1;p\u . 1'1,''·ltl~-tJ .~·. Sllcecl Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 93c Veal Steaks 20-oz. pkg. $1.09 · lllk tM •n-•ver f« a ,....,._...: ........ ,; ' . ,f/'•;Jl\i:lji-1, d ••.eestfl·i~j,~· FCN ..... .~· { ;'· \ .. ,· . and · ' 6 ·/ UOUr!" D s••• ~ill; ' .,.... aworuteet tulrtrilse 11,SJI~ . ' 1M lllngs lume 11n ,.,W supplg1 IJut,,, I ' .. : I I I w I I. 1 I . i cpriiiOpher, J.,.lh!>l! na Elizabeth. Mr: ucnd • klll8 11 file bulc M.fripe, ind.Mil of a practical cllle Price~ :Ill ofi:Jojtl~ui m!nhnum level of blcome and The filleeOJ!!I ·annual ·~I> and Jolri. (;t M~~ ~ protectioa 1118 DOl, 1m' elan rewiion wu beld Jilt&. ~. Mr.· and Mri. fD< all ... aa ~ matter of day, August 14111 al GOld flflll Tassian, LiZI lind J!tp right, lbe reporl ltiid. Park, Circleville, ·OhJo. ebmatl• Mra, Wltan· 'l'bl ~did not UIO lbe AtleDding were¥"· 1lObert Mr.~ Mra. Jake Lee of~ INt'lls, guaruteed mlnlmum HID Mr and Mr 'ftlberl Hill cine· Mr. Rcuald J:.ar8oD UJ1. bleome," buill did tecomtnend J loll~ Don of Day- da, :nmmy ud J..UC., AUIa "baale llolr 'II oconomlc ud ton· ;,:" ~ Mra 1lObert ..., Park, Pa.; Mr. 1D1f . IOdal,. IICIII'IIy for all .Amerl- F~ of Mr.. Richard Qlaun""{ II:'!~ ~ and Mrs. Ted Joru-11111 ...,, Galllpolls, Mr. and lin. Teddy and Timmy· . Mr. aed Nease, Teresa, Cindy, 111111: Wbat are file "rights" Mrs. Dlcl< Hal~ ~. and Mri. Juli, David, Stevea, 'l'lol n of Pomeroy ., tba wor? JloJllll Price, Mr. and Mrs. OW'- ScoU, a • • ••YI I ' ' .... PLAY OIWJN A CIOL8R l.V. '' 111111 Sat. AVIUBlliO Ill Gallipolla and Middleport, 0. · �'~ ' L \ ' Minimum ~Guaranteed Wage L~oms ·as Political Issue I I, " ,, I !\ -- -·---.......-- - - - . s ·r n . •. ' ror· . .'7" ·N;!r ': . ·."<"-· I • . ;j ' lsP~.. NOI'Eo p.....,. •peclat.Uiar, amounu.., 1o till en... 'li IOdiJI welfare· aie tie in ore Ulan vlslls lo ' ....,..... · •to talk about a IIIDimllD llltiiUllteed lneollie 1M l\'ei)'OIIe, 10 lUI evea the pooreot of lbe poor would llavo ....... lA Uve oa ~ly. lt Is poulble lbe pnpo'lll• may •o bolon €GDJII'OH In comlag momu. 1blt Is lbe flnl of tw' dllpalcloes alalinl lbe pn11 oad ..... ) By MAGCll& BELLOWS Ualled Preu lnlerDallonal NEW eltlldra aad ouea 1llBe n • nStrlellve public uelstanee. younger adullto .eaa DOl be rei!• ·tbat "Iorge llllmben of tboSl! In The soJullon, 1aye lite report, city haliB. osUcally upecled .ever t. be- desperale need, IDcluding many is lo provide a nai!Mal The marchers, however, come self-IWI!alaiq." toblldren, on acl.ndetl: and standard of 181lstance ud to resented nearly 100 welllarel These people receive well8re more than halllbe .Slates have base eliglbiBty DOl .., oucb ri!lhta organizations, pr!Dclpally becauli eel the mulmum allowable predelermlned catecorlee u thaa a 'year old. They 111'11 are not protected by 'Soo> welfare payment at 1 level be· aid. lo file bltlld 8lld old age ly tied to a new rtgbts Security fit omemployment low that of mlnlmal standenl IBSOBiaJoce, or on reslrlctive Poverty Rights Action or haven't lite of health 8lld oJe...IICY." residency or employabWIJ ,.. In Washington, D. C., 1o · eniiJI)I money The President'• Councll of qulrements, but -strictly IIIII by George Wiley. to cover their needl. Economic Advlsen, further- Bimply -M aeed. Its goal: weldillg Worse, the report aald, Is the IIIOI't, utlmalel tbal only oa• "Neither tba war oro poverty 71 million welfm lael lbel tllglblllly llandarda out of every five per10111 10w nor tha acblevtmeat of lite into ~ militant power bloc. and asslotalce Ieveii are cJ. exhollng below the "poverty long·range goals lmplldl In a curreal issue: bigher tmnlllad by the states In lev I" rt<el kind of Gr Soci payments, end of ilovasion of . I!GIIlO • Vel lOy eat ety ....p 01111 privacy and "lndignlti""" by welfare departments. • I "There isn't a &tala ill •• • • • union where welfare heD>eflts eveR> begin tD approach the federal poverty level of !3,130." Wlley, a 35-year-old Negro who holds a doclorate and once ~ved as associate natioRal director ol. lhe Congress of Racia! Equaltty · T~ avera!!'! 1 "' nual aid to familtes with d.. pende~t r~ildrer~. payment for 8 family of four os 11.17b II ranges from $2,499 In New York 1 to $3BO In Mississippi. He adds, "This is not a civil rights .movement - It ,i,s a hutho l"'ception fl YORK (IJPI) -<>n the last day of Juno In 1 •umber .of citlu ID America amaH crow<ls of people walked tD their city halil carrying halld-lettered olgns ud asked tD see their .mcbwo. . 1 · JD these de)'J of many marches · they stirred little attention' , The officials Usteoed lo the ,POiillnners, the papers duly reported the lncldenle the marcher.s suffered a rC.: jeers aiod calcalls and the dust aetlled ' Yet ihese march'"' may have marked the birth of a 'eampaigR that could erupt into 1 nationwide debate next year man rJghts movement. • • ft' wer the question of About an ~all the nati~n's welfare rt'<:lir enntual guaranteed .minirrium lncome ror every man, wum an lnd child In this country. The marchers themselves were the "poorest of the poor." They were mostly Ients ar~ wh~te. . Meantime, m Washmgtoo, D. C., a 12-man panel of & o ~ .. governmental experts appomt.. ed by the Department of Health, women, Education and Welfare to r~ changes b!l the Negro and wh1'te , on welfare , ommend bl ' . ta 0. , who are trying to feed ~4PPY and on s pu IC , naassJs nee sys- elotbe their childreR 011 far less tern. turned 10 • report awaitmoney lhan tbe U.S. govern· ed lor lwo years. ent has set a& "poverty tine·• II .pomted out that of tho U : million AmericaYJI liviRg oa ;'h~;· lumbers were small, public assistance, 3 milli•n are partly because most of them children uoder 18, another Z eould not afford carfare to get mllhon are aged, another half permanenUy and totally lo the· marc bes, ceuld no1 spare I1 million • • LANDING!-Second baseman Julian Ja- of the Cardinals comes in for a landing after t'.1ssing to fir:;t on a double-play attempt during r~cC' nt game with the Los Angeles Dodget·s in St. The sliding r unner is Dick Stuart. \" 1.. 1' money for baby sitters, or were ; ~Jsab led , and still auther mU· tw old or ill to march. / hun ar.e parents of the dependn.e first grou}J -about a ent chJldren. Some. of ~e rest bundred men and womea and •ca~ be ~ade self-s u~flc 1ent ~)' children, along with a few 1. _bemg dgJVefn. abpproprtate illrabluominiSters, students and sym-1 mg an . 1 JO 9 are av~ a e. ~athizers- had started out on a But., •aod the report, exam155,mile walk from Clev~alld I~ation of present caseloada lo Columbus, Ohio, 10 days highlights the fuel that most belere. enly. about 25 walked public welfare, reclptenls with Ill& whoiW way, carryillg ~we , work for If we caR," , "W•o lk I deceat welfarti," "~obs IDcome uw," aod apiritualo or dlttiea •uch as: "Wt fetll eur 9)11idrel bread IIIII beaaa ' ~while rich folks ~ide bo ! • otta. d. ape; 6 tlwh-• r we~- • .,. t11«1t ; i ,' ' I . .Aa A4P •'.- O:eet e•'it'= yoe to bur tl.e lem,: . ' ' • 1 lit die II* · jW U, U.. f.ullqzi g a aek. ' I I ifJCl. 2 )'Oa ••• 6 I I d ,: • I ' II tWI a •z-'I w son for shopping AAP? . Admiral Riehard E. a,nJ, foremost antarctie explorer of the second quarter of the 31th <eDtlllf, openl the polar winter of !elK burled liolle ill a tiDJ hat 1111117 Olher marchiog bands rang- teet below the ••'Ma of lag bo aize from more than , the IIIIOW. Carboa IDI"''rdde 1,000 In New York City to less fllllletl DelrlJ ODil Ilia hla thaa 40 Ia Le•inglon, Ky., ·and llle before hlf arreqJt 1lttd modest groupo in Oakland, Cal- rellel arrived. .eiiiir floN , pymtha of tbll ~:' f If., Pittsburgh, Pa., and Saa made to llludy the e1f«t Jeruardlno, Calif. - were lesa polar fliiVi&oDmell& aa - . ten. oi c3&~-ii.JIGIII"lU -J,_ l1>' H r N H) 1\ l iNOlO ' "" <lOI I I I lllo~U..-Jumbr.., ent loiCor lo eadi lql!8re, to form foor ordlalllJ' wotdo, --c. Fr uits an d Vegetable _;: - PlliiH MICNIOAN PEACHES l: J9c Homestylt Donlfl · · pkg. 29c lrrfI 'uJ ::~~~ . •' IRETOAT ......c Enriched lrtacl · · 41oavts97 b.,ll fan, Michele Valentino, goes in for the seventh mning s tretch as r£>li£'f pitcher Jack Hamilton of • the Yanka takes time out from a baseball clinic at Palisades Amusement Park. More than 5,000 fans uttended the clini c staged by the Yankee players. ~, STARl-ING lOU-The Green Bay Packers' Bart Starr isn't too well received at the moment, but he will be as he looks for an end to throw to during workout in Green Bay. Packers open defense of their NFL thle Sept. 1·0 against Baltimore. . , .. FOIGOnEN MAN?- Something like that as Brian London, the British heavyweirhl kayoed by Cassiu• Clay in three round&, waits for a train the morning after the fight-and he was all alone. CALIFORNIA LARGI Honeydews · · · ·.,. · · ..~ 69c I~UAilT Many new slyiea bere now ... more ~· lf.I;IVe later. SH ' " th118el .. . ' . lnl reoent baseball aame in Anaheim, Calit, ....._._____ .,._,____ ..... , ~ - ~ - ... ., . _------- - ..... _...__ ,.... . ' . , Pt~meroy . 1-. •il ' c lb. WELL TRIMMED TENDER- TASTY STEAK Sirloin Steak Porterhouse " SoJ .09 lb. $1.29 TINDIII-TASTY YOUNG PLUMP IONILIIS MI!ATY-TASTY ALL GOODIIlAND IIFFY FROZEN BREADED tiUAilTIR-ILICID CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Cube Steak .. · ·· · .. lb. $1.19 Fryer legs .. · ...... · .. lb. 49c Chuck Stab · · ·· · ·· · lb. 89c Fryer Breast .......... lb. 59c , Pork loins .... · ··· .. · · lb. 89c Scallop Dinners 8-oz. pkg. 49c CAP'N JOHN FROZEN 1\IPIIl·RIGHT ALL MIAT AiniHs Wltnm 1-lb pkg 69c Cod Fillets · · · · 1-lb. pkg. 49c SUPER-RIGHT- LONG OR FRESH FROZEN Jumbo Bologna Sea Scallops j AlfY ~sse SIZI PIICI Jb_ Seedless Grapes .,.,.,. .. lb. 19c CALIFORNIA TASTY IWIIT Nectarines · ··· · · · ·· •· · lb. 29c H JANE PARKER ANN PAGI ' DRY MI'LK NONFAT EGG NOODLES 77( a.ot. pkt. AAI"' NIW ClliiTMONT 1-lb.l9' OUR FINEST QUALITY pkg. ANN PAGI Ice Cream · · l-gal carton 89c Mayonnaise ··• 11-Qt. jar 85c AAP-IIot-., lyrup 1-Ut. IJ.OL cono SULTANA Bartlett Pears ··· · 2 cans 85c Peanut BuHer 2l·lh. jar 98c MANDARIN OUR OWN Orlnges .. 4- 11-oz. cans 99c Tea Bags · ·.. Pkg. of 48- 45c A&P BRAND 100% IULTAN4-LARGI OR SMALL APPLE PIE 69c Fine Grcxery Features! Stuffed Olives 1Ol-oz. jar 65c Colombian Coffee l-Ib can 85c DARI COUNTRY A*IPAGI Apple Jelly ·.... ·· .21b.tar 45c Cheese Spread 2 ib. pkg. 69c Sped.tl Only IRADLIY fARMS NEW INTENSIFIED SWEET PEAS Tide Detergent MIXED .... l-Ib. 10c IOc OFP LABEL Giant Site 7Jc Sultall Pranch ...... 9 01. 10. ........ . . Dougll-,•. lloav• 55c MOilTCIH't FIOUN WNk- P• 0H lOY JltiOIIIN lfGII'ID WITH .IIV. 01 IMIM Potattes ........ t .......... ~"' WIN I •1000 •100-$5 ' ~style.,, Sh9P· ~ NO FUSS NO MUSS CALIPORNIA _ =··oze n Foods! TIEISWIIT,.. PIOZEN ai CUT-UP TRAY PACK SIZU : MAKI H:,'ATS ., ·ject of thii candid camera caper on the field dur..... Fl ovo·-~ LEMONADE ' NEW FAll CAMEIA CAPfi- Umpire AI Salerno is the sub- ·~- S.ndwic• Rolls .......,. lloz. 39c 1 r J tXJ t~:-c~= I .:Ut.j[ I I I I ]IN THE( I r I I I 1 SEVENTH INNING STRETCH- A New Jersey bese- lultormllk IANI· P'AilKIIl w. WHITI HOUSE-INSTANT IANI P'ARKIIl PLAIN OR lUGAR lAIII P'AitKIIl Modo - · Char~ "S upe r-Right" Qua lity Meats! Bluellerrin · · ··· · 2 pints 69c MESH-TASTY ' ,.Ja ne C::::r~e r Favorites! . I'[) (JJ 1es M. , Prfc~. Olar-; I !..- ...... ;, I UWRC I Reun1·on.·of . 'HOb$tetter ... Cldn is·.H tJd .. · j ·,, · ' w ala p - • tD t. fair. llflap... " As they walked through lhe omall lowRB of Ohio Ia tht degree heat, they collected blistered feet, a cross burRing, jeers and catcalls; b~t by the limo they reached the stalebuuae stepa and Ohio's governor, .Tamt!!! A. Rhodes, they had picked up another Z,OOO suppor· Dd,JIItJIUnet; Pa•miJI-IIIddleport, 0 1;p\u . 1'1,''·ltl~-tJ .~·. Sllcecl Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 93c Veal Steaks 20-oz. pkg. $1.09 · lllk tM •n-•ver f« a ,....,._...: ........ ,; ' . ,f/'•;Jl\i:lji-1, d ••.eestfl·i~j,~· FCN ..... .~· { ;'· \ .. ,· . and · ' 6 ·/ UOUr!" D s••• ~ill; ' .,.... aworuteet tulrtrilse 11,SJI~ . ' 1M lllngs lume 11n ,.,W supplg1 IJut,,, I ' .. : I I I w I I. 1 I . i cpriiiOpher, J.,.lh!>l! na Elizabeth. Mr: ucnd • klll8 11 file bulc M.fripe, ind.Mil of a practical cllle Price~ :Ill ofi:Jojtl~ui m!nhnum level of blcome and The filleeOJ!!I ·annual ·~I> and Jolri. (;t M~~ ~ protectioa 1118 DOl, 1m' elan rewiion wu beld Jilt&. ~. Mr.· and Mri. fD< all ... aa ~ matter of day, August 14111 al GOld flflll Tassian, LiZI lind J!tp right, lbe reporl ltiid. Park, Circleville, ·OhJo. ebmatl• Mra, Wltan· 'l'bl ~did not UIO lbe AtleDding were¥"· 1lObert Mr.~ Mra. Jake Lee of~ INt'lls, guaruteed mlnlmum HID Mr and Mr 'ftlberl Hill cine· Mr. Rcuald J:.ar8oD UJ1. bleome," buill did tecomtnend J loll~ Don of Day- da, :nmmy ud J..UC., AUIa "baale llolr 'II oconomlc ud ton· ;,:" ~ Mra 1lObert ..., Park, Pa.; Mr. 1D1f . IOdal,. IICIII'IIy for all .Amerl- F~ of Mr.. Richard Qlaun""{ II:'!~ ~ and Mrs. Ted Joru-11111 ...,, Galllpolls, Mr. and lin. Teddy and Timmy· . Mr. aed Nease, Teresa, Cindy, 111111: Wbat are file "rights" Mrs. Dlcl< Hal~ ~. and Mri. Juli, David, Stevea, 'l'lol n of Pomeroy ., tba wor? JloJllll Price, Mr. and Mrs. OW'- ScoU, a • • ••YI I ' ' .... PLAY OIWJN A CIOL8R l.V. '' 111111 Sat. AVIUBlliO Ill Gallipolla and Middleport, 0. · �I . ...., . - - .......... ·y·.. -- ............ ..... -· - .... _, .... ... ·~ ,.; "" •• r \ ( Ientine!, Pomeroy·lllldd\eport, 0., Auf. IT, 1968 ~ · ., . . . . ... ~~··· ·- _... .... . , , , ..... .;,I ........ ' ' .... - · ~. - ' ...,,..:. -4 ...... 41! ..... AI, ..... ..,..._.. ... _, ·- • . .., ~ •• ·- ~ ' -·-'. ·- . ····.J~ ...... ) , . - ............. I ' a11J • News ... _. N . River H'.08plt.aJ " ews . ' l ' . • • . . . Shut . Members, M.rssronarres are c· I . Remembered bYBtJpfrSf JrC e$ SOCIAL .. CAf ...l:'ll:n\AR ,,,•• - .. - . 1JC ~ ..~hool ·Reum·on Attra·._.,.ts 57 Persons ·Hist·ory may bitter. Carr ftflb ~ waa Clyde E. White. 8eRepealing• FOf.Bns• 101 .' 31, ft. .,eesB!rt Zf.OII, Bln!OII a.m.; t. ·Flore up 11, !ll:35 a. Lewis doWD Meldlbl JI:CIS • 1.20 olatiOJIII'Y, ~anaw!la Filii liLt Crl$1; Jr. dowu at, 8:30 .• • m.; All<>n Zephyr dDWI Meld$! Ul- rW.,., Charllllllon 11.9'7 !Do: SIHI Exl)reu up 22, 3:16 5:85 a.m. -In . . rilllhg. ,ll.on&n, ~niet and a.m.; onward up 22, 6:40 a.m.: Gallipolis Dam - !'oily R. ~ :n•ugo roadlqo. . GalhpoliS Winlle!4'dams were on the sills. Trojan ' dowli 23, 3:05 p.m.: up 5:10 p.m.; Barbara r,>ay 4 WEDNESDAY HolZer Hos ita!· Visiting Dam ll.9, IU, runnmg feet I Ohio River - Queen . C i 1 y Eastern down 23, S:OS p.io.; down 5:.20 a.m.; Jenks down o:· Plana were made to remem- beth Slaven, cbllrmall, presld- THE KV,GEI:! CREEK High hours H and 1 .~ P· · m. . Par-I 00 ro~rs, ~m~y-Mason 20 ··1 doWn 13, 3 a.m.: Titan tlown-13, Phlltp Sporn up'- 23, 1:30 a.m.; 35 a.m.; Mark Eaaton up 1:211 bar abut-In members ol the ed and devotions were aivon Sc!bool _miJorelles will sponsor enls only on Pediatrics Ward. 1?¥•S zzztbyllyd Briefs8·17 tl-d j7:IO a.m.: JaneT. up 14, 1:10 R. H. Bosw9rth-ll do . wn 23, 4- a.m.; Lady Rosemary dOwn church and foreign and home by Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew an OUis1de teen dan~e Ibis WedAdmlosiODS SQUAD CUT ' p.m.: Orco up 14, 3:20 p.m.: 55 a.m.; NaliQI!fl down 23, 6:1516:S\l a.m.; Inca down 8:26 a 1 missionaries when the Circles which included scripture from aeoday lligbt from I to U p.m. , PEEKSKILL, N.Y. (UP!i peggy Downey up 14, 6:30 a. a.m.: Helen R. do\fll Greenup m. of 1110 B. H. Sanborn Mission- Revelation and a meditaUon, on the blacktop allhe Kyger Worthy Tate, 2002 Chatham , The New York Jets fourth i m.; James Durant up 1&, 12:30 5:30 .m.; Colton Queen · up, Kanawha River- Fort Dear ary Society of the First Baptial "What To Hide In My Heart," Creek High Sc!b110l. This will Ave.; Joe T. Clark, Rt. 1 '(bur- round draft choices for 1960 and , a.m.; George Price ~own 15, Gr~up 6:15. p.m.; E. P. Joneo born down Marmet 11:45 p.m. Church met Tuesday evening. closing with prayer. be the only dance this week man: Brady C. Shaw, Galllpo- t91ru, flanker Bob Schweickert i3:10 a.m.: Franklin Pierce up Greenup 7:15p.m. Joey Clio- Charles Stevenson down Mar LOV CIRCLE Mrs Beulah White was sec- with the Jays because of the hs: VICtoriaS. Sargent, Rt. 2 l of VMI and center Jim lup 15, a":lfi a.m .: Valley Trans- tin up Greenup )1:40 p.m. Val• met 3:50 a.m .; Beaver doW! v _EJ 0 Y 1 · , Meils Fair. Cheshire, Ben V. Siders, Rt. 1 , Waskiewicz of Wichita, were I porter down 15, 6:30a.m.; Rob- voline up Greenup 1:15 a.m. Ma- Winfield 4:05p.m.; Helen Z. up The Lo e)oy C1rcle mel at retory pro-tem in the absence THURSDAY Vtnllm; Mrs. Emory A. Prol- ~ dropped from the squad Tues- ert G. West up 16, 1:20 a.m.; ry Ellen down _ Greenup 2 a.m.; Winfield 5:25p.m. : Principlo up the church With Mrs. Paul ol Mrs. Joe Wilson and read PRACTICE of the Senior ~U, Pt. Pleasant: Dr. Gordon day. , John J. Rowe down 16, 2:05 a. OVEC down Greenup 6:05 a. , Winfield 9:25 p.m.; H. E. BowSmart, chairman,_ 10 charge, a communication from the Bap- <hoif of the Fellerated church f. Caster, Pt Pleasant, Mrs. Also released were halfback m.: St. Marys down 16, 5:10 a. m.; Southern up Meldahl 3:451Jes up Winfield t0:2ll p.m.: AI· ~~~otlo~..:;ereof~en ~~ M~s. ti•t missionary group in Mesi· scbeduled for Thursday even- ~fnald G. ~•bold, Rtid 2• P;- Kern Carsoo, defensive back m.; Andrew Calhoun up 16 6:05 p.m.: Elisha Woods up Mel- len R. Merrill up Winfield II p "T ton -'111! : p ~c ~ dt e co concerning the fund seat ing, has been postponed until W~~san~t j,fs. RonaMr D : Randy Beverly of Colorado a.m.; Jefferson up 17, 9:5D p. dahl 6:05 p.m.; Indiana Up Mel- m.; Semel up Wlnlleld 1:05 a wentyti r , ledsa m, Sante " from Vacation Bible School. Friday at 7:30 p.m. lei 1e,D · Theasaot, M "· 'ddaln State and defensive end Gary m. : Buckeye State c;own 17, 7 dahl 9:30p.m.: Irene Cholln up m.; L. W. Sweet down Wioflel. medAll ita lhon Pentit ;, ' wee s1 The group made plans to aend . omas • · ld t· M H hi C . 1 Rte- ' Plumlee of New Mexico, II a.m. : Rehoble down II, 5:25 a. ·Me!dahl 9: 30 p.m,; Brimstone 3a.m.; ElgercUfl downWinf1e 1 of e sa ms . a birthday card to James Clark, ELECfA CIRCLE rr M~:;. ~r~be • ra)g, E. trimming the. roster It 49. m.; Harvey Jordon up 18, 8:40 down Meldahlli:IO p.m.: J. s. 4:43 a.m•. - - - - - Durin& the business session, foreign missionary In the Coil'- The Elects Circle met at the • c ur • o~a.s · Mrs. Smart announced that the go. home of Mrs. Tony Fowler Steele, . Jackson; Wllham E. circle would be hospitality com- . with Mrs. WUHs Antltony, chair· Easterling, Ironton; Mrs. Oma , mittee for the B. H. Sanborn Project chairmen, Le ra man, in charge. She "opened the Silvey, Rl. 1, Oak Hill; Ray meeting ill September. A card Jones and Clara RUey, report- meoUng with a reading, "Lord, T .. Reflett, McArthur ; George J,.. I was sent to Charles Wise, Jr., ed on the plans to remember I've Tried." Mrs. Manning Wilson, Jackson , Loretta K. . a patient at Holzer Hospital. shut-ins with cards this month Kloes gave devotions using a E~ans, Jacks: ; Sally A. Cu~- ~ Mrs. Smart gave the study and a gilt in October, A dona- reading, "Try Giving it Away mlngS, Jack. n: John _K Ballesson entitled, ··Among Chris- lion was made for the school First." le~ , _Rt. 2. Jackson. Mr~ . Helen tian Women Overseas." dosing lunch program and the White A card was sent tu Bertha Wllhams?.11 • Rt. 1, R~v.enswood; witll prayer Mrs John Kaurf Cross quota discussed Archer a patient at Meigs Gen· Mrs. DViight D. Tntapo , Athed th Wh't c . · . .. S ens; Mrs. Mabel Lanhart, Rt. 1e report on e ro::~s Mrs. Gibh~ read a letter from eral Hospata1· 11Je B. 11· · . an- 1, Jackson; Pamela A. Cook, quota. A des~ ert courSf' wasser- Esther Weinachy, home mis- born yearbook:-; wea·e du;tnbut- Coa lton. ved by tile l1ostesses. Mrs. ~or- ,sionarv at the Mather School. ed and plans made to remem1 81 h5 ene McNell and ~1rs. M1lton Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner pre- ber the foreign missionary famrt . Hood. sented the program on •·nor- ily, David Currey. on his birth· I Mrs. Rtmald G. Sibold, .Rt. 2! Present were ~rs Charles . . day The circJe voted to remem- Pt. Pleasant, son, 10 .57 a. m. I · ITu d· . M J r A Me- . · cas." a woman ol the Bible. Bennett, Mrs . Ernest Hughes, (;' 11 .·,ng the meet'lng Mrs ber shut-ins in September and es ay · rs. u ms · r o. O\\o •· . Leod Pt Pleasant son 12 :3() a Mrs. Harol d Chase, Mrs. Char· Gibbs served .snowball cake to contribute to lhe school I ' : ' ' · les Edwards, Norene McNeil, sandwiches mints nut · and lunch program. m., Wednesday . Mrs. Hood , Mrs. Smart, Mrs. coffee. She· was as'sisted by her Mrs. Cora . Pullen g~v~ the Dlseba~ge' . Gerald Anthony, Mrs_. Frances daughters, Trina and Venita. program ent_1Ue~, ·· M!SSJon~r· George T. Adkins, Mrs. Bnt· Bearhs, Mrs. John Scmes, Mrs. ies." Mrs. F1eldmg Hawk1ns ton B. Barlow, Vernon Conger, ! Kauff, Mrs. Lawrence Bing, and Present were Beulah White, gave a reading, '' My Journey Christine A. Collins, · Mrs. Vir- 1 Joe Anthony , a guest. Isabel Toy . Mrs. Dana Hamm, Through The Bible." Members gil II. Edwards, Mrs. Lafe E. i OORCAS CIRCLE Mrs. Cleo Richardson, Pearl brought articles for a bo< to be England, Miss Emma Forth, 1 Mrs. Fred Gibbs entertained Hoffman. Mrs. Winebrenner, sent to the missionary family. Mrs. Irene Haner, Mrs. Elmer I the members of the Dorcas Cir- Mrs. Riley, Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. Fowler served sherbet and V. Hart, Mrs. Robert N. Hash, cle Tuesday evening at her Lera Jone~ and Florence Han· cookies assisted by Mrs. Man~ Mrs. Ben F. Kesterson, Clyde I home on 4th Ave. Mrs. Eliza- nay, a guest. ning Kloes. I. Lannmg, Clyde Linton, Daw- -- - -- Present were Mrs. Anthony, na Martin , The Rev . Peter E. Mrs. James Souders Mrs. Kloes, McCa in, Mrs. Nannie McNaee, Mrs. Genevieve Saxton, Cora Mrs. Nolan B. Moli.llan, Mrs. 1 Pullen, Nora Hamlllon, Julia Mark Mullen, Mrs. Ma r y 1 Grim, Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, Prace. Mrs. Ernest E. R1ftle, Hallie Mcintyre, Mrs. Dcnald Mrs. Darrell R. Roberts, Goia : Boone, Rhoda HaU and Mrs. D. Smith, LHura M. Thompson, ' Fowler. Frances D. Treadway, Miss ONLY Clara Wolfe, Mrs. Harold WORD'S ORIGIN Campbell and infant son, Mrs. : NO.OD Down - I1IIM1 en Origin of the word "boycoli" IDonald V. Dearing and infant Ceftvenl.i.t TerN stems from the name of Capt. son. I ll!arles Boycott, an E n g I i s h land agent in the 1800s, who The United States Army has was so harsh with Irish tenants had chaplains since July 29, i FURNITURE CO. that they refused to have any- 1775, when they were authoriz· 1 MASON, W. VA. thing to do wilb Boycott or bis ed by the Second Continental . family. Congress. _ 'llie los• ,.•• Reds ttie tltlrd O!lDSecUiiVI! for the and • 1 I 1 br 1 I I 1 1 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 I let them ehoose from 4 popula fami~ pleasers ~h~~ :;~~- ~~The Be~~~: I \ I 1 FULL-OF-FLAVOR I ' Announced I I I I a I I I Paul A. Schuster, Director of Internal Revenue for Southern Ohio, today reminded persons who wish In take the Special Enrollment E<aminatlon in Sep!ember that their appllcations must be submitted before August 31, 1966. The examination is to qualify persons, other than Certified Public Accountants and aUorneys, who wish lo represent eli· zens in taz mailers before the Internal Revenue Service. Applications and lull lnlormation may be obtained from any Internal Revenue oflice. Mr. Schu•ter said this District's tests wiU be conducted at District Office Headquarters, Cincinnati, Ohio, on September 26 and 27. 'l'he applications should be mailed to lhe D•rector, Audit Division, Internal Revenue Service, Washington, D. C. 20224. l':lllllll' Fintllbt(. ~ • 'A o~ek fer 12.1 payable to the 'ftte 73rd blrlbday of Waid Internal Revenue Service must Swartz faJ1ing DD Reunion Day accompany the application. .... Fui-Yalu A long-time favorite. • Tuty beef and pork •: A coarse he-man grind : Contains salt, Bugar, : : pepper, sage and cori- : : andet, the centuries : : : old herb mentioned in the Bible. : : • est quality. Contains wholesome kitchen spices. Slightly omoked. •• Freshly sliced•.• or in the FlavorPAK I •• with the added flavor of pickly pickles, Jed. ripe pimentos and a dash of dill. : with cinnamon, cloves : : •• •• •• and hand rubbed with crushed black pepper. .. You can have all the comfon '"d convenienee <II. an extra extension phone for less per day than it costs you to mail a letter. In fact, you could get two for roushly the price ol your daily newspaper! So what'< keepingyou from phoning it 1p e bit? Every lving and working room in your home deserves ita own ...... ibat'a why m111y uew - - ue ~.'IIi" "The Store Witl~ MEAT SALE! '3~ 89c CASE LOT SALE! Our Own Fresh Dlxla Delight Ground BEEF PEACHES PEAS ~O:n,sl_ .._ _ _ _ _cA~~SJ-25 2.19 LESSER AMOUNTS __ lb. 59c APPLE SAUCE Ohio Valley Brand Skinless Jo Bo Brand ' gal. 8Sc SIMON'S ·MARKEl FuH a../... lillli fol' lURE/ 5 lb. pkg. Motts Famoua ·Brand GRADE AMILK - GENERAL TELEPHONE \til lo-oltlloGIII_,ol,_..., BOILING BEEF 19~ 2 help you with the plannina, John £. ¥osi D.Calll., '..,.. llOJIIl'OI8lDel beJD1 Olfar.ed' -~ an eloctrcmlc anll-eive9clrwpiDJ service lor tzo 1 lll!mlh, ~ He'a shockod uyoae iJould tiJlnk they needed it. '• "'ll my view," 111e 'Indignant Mone lofd tile Boule Tnesdff, "Do Amer!CB!I, lncloding llOn· gressmen should have Ia labor onder u.,; burden of a special se<urity check t.. eaaure hiE privacy." He asked the Hou' e Commerce Committee to constder a blll making 11 a Ieder aI crime to use an eaveadropping device against anyone, govern· ment official or otherwise. are "1V0811ft M"""'"• II coIDg Ia wiD II." Thai auerlloa - a& Cbo . . ll1llli pre ....1011 III'IOJI wltb 11te pmo Tuesday nlgbt wu made wllb a grin, bol II ,... lllfflcalt lo tell '!lbelher lie bad made ft lor lloo value or 111 aorlo1snest. "Wo lll'tl 10 happy to be competing ID this laagne," Dcolillle said: "We kaow lt'o rough. The league Is leveling ofl aud we want w level off wttb them." . '" . . ••ocll 1---------~ today, suffering from • "mod..,_ ate to bad reacUoa" to 1 weekend peniclitin treatment. Aides said the 42-year~ld ~.GIR!'i'il:SW.a*J"t.m!m·mr~ Wisconsin Democrat was takea BAO REACI'ION to Bethesda wilb a bad case ol WASHINGTON (UPIJ -Rep. hives .and swollen joints MonRobert W. Kasteruneier , (0- day. It was expected he would Wis.) was hospitalized at remain at Bethesda about a Bethesda Naval Medical Center I week. ! Open Dilly 9:00 to 7:~frldly Til J Slfurcl•~ 9 :rn I. MAIN IT. ' WV ~pt~ .. ~!lOY . • Wieners Meigs County Fair *TOOAY *THURSDAY *FRIDAY *SATURDAY FAIRMONT ICE MILK 2 lb. pkg. ac Dubuque Fine Quality ~ DAIRY FAIR ~rf!~. · 59c . -· ' GRADE A MILK GAL. A Hart" Right Reserved to Limit Quantities FRYERS SUGAR·--- ~~~$2·98 phone outlets in several key spots. All set now? Then caD our Business Office and we'll (11P1) ~ $TH & PEARL STS.- RACINE Fresh and Lean PuraCone ~bethecost WASHDIO-ftllf Open Mon.-Fri. ·-· ···-·· 9 to 6 Saturday --·-··- ····-- 9 to 8 ArgoBNncl Each loaf contains select beef and pork with a distinctive blend of seasonings ••• each with a wholesome meaty flavor. <sw'i'-- ~ ~ 88~ ~~ o....,.,Jiii/;; w 1";., 1l~ UCK OF '1 .. Homogenized MARKET Why Pay Moret I Frying Chickens _ A smooth, mild·, meaty : bologn" of the high· : • f• · A \ Whole Maple lawn uDy phoned home? .· We Recommend These Buys To Save You Money' RACINE Hawk short speech on his teaching days and the dllferences then and now by Garrett Christy, followed by a duet, "Led By The Master's Hand," by Garrett and Violet Christy. A reading "Courtship Days" was recited by Garrell Christy, followed by a duel "Till the Storm Passes By" by the Christys. A carnie poem waa "The Littte Jletl Ford" by Mary Carr; • talk by the Rev. Conger, In which he stressed the Importance of Bible study followed. A duet "Each Step I Take.'' was followed by another, "Pressing On," by the Cbristys. II was fotlnd thai the followlug ~as bad gone to school in the-Gid schooLbulldiag which now !!lands on the Wljllarn Carr premises : Waid Swartz, Clara O'Brien, Vere . S!~arlz, Lewi! Person, Carrie Burson, t;:ffle Stou~ Mildred Slory and I )00 from havi · Great Entertainment For The Family! Speel Exam MASON -,. .I· • . .,... We Recommend It As I • 8ehool mentioned. llld Mn. Cheso Also, II was the 3llt we&llag ter; Pearl llllldlllph, Coolvllle A111. If, In the Woode grove, annlvmary of Mr. and Mrs. Rt. 3; EUgene L. Conger, Parll~~ Alfred, with an attendance Garrell Christy. ersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Garrett ol 67. Prizes were awarded tn the Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Vere · eldest, Effie Stout 116· the Swartz, local; W. A. Swartz, _Rev. Jamoa E. Qulsenbe~ry youngest, Don Ro~, 5:' the far· Alben• : L. A. Person, Coolville ol Athens, asked the blessmg thest away, Mr. and Mrs: Gar- Rt. I; Effie Stout and Grace Bristol must be wondering lroubled stirrings. (10). on the noon meal, which w~s rett Christy of Grove City. Clork, local: G•U, ConDie and day whether hisloty Is about to The North Carolinian, at 33 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) served in the usual basket dm- Three former teachers attend- Debbie Clark, Guysville; Kathy repeal IIS!!Hthe youngest manager In the Larry Clark, 140, Las Vegas, ner style. . ed, Clara O'Brien, with 12 pu- and Stephen Folirod, local; Mr. Back on July I, the Cincln- majors, has to make a credit- stopped Mariano Serrano, 140, Clyde White, c~a!fman, con- plis present; Garrell Christy, and Mrs. Emmett Hawk, Hem- natl Reds set out on a 11-game able showing to return to the Mexicali, Mexico (7). dueted U•e followmg alte';!'oon with 4 pupils, and Helen Woode, lock Grove: Mr. and Mn. IW'- western swing under the man- job next year. progrllD: Opening iQng, ,Dalr with 4 pupils present. old Radekin, Belpre: Mr. and agership of Don Heffner, after Redo Dowa 11\!o &ixth. tle Hymn ol the. Republic, The audience sang, "God Be Mrs. Bill Follrod and Suzi, Ath- having lost the closer of their The loss Tuosday night All of !he Los Angeles scor· ~ the andience, With aecompnm- With You," foUowed . by the ens; Mr. and Mrs. Hobart home stand to Los Angeles, dropped the Reds 11\1 games ing, as Monday night, was cooment by Mr. and Mrs. Garrett benediction by the Rev. Conger. Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Millard 'l'he Reds proceeoded It lose back of the league leaders and centrated in one inning. Christy of Grove City; pray., The rest of the ofternoon was Swartz, local; Mrs. Sandra Wil- the first 10 games on the trip, It will take an upward turn for Tho Dodgers got their runs in by Rev. Eugene Conger of Par- spent taking pictures and visit- liams, Belpre Linnle Gaul, Including throe here In which them to finish in the first divi- the first aa WiUie Davis led off kersburg: minutes ol the last ing. Chester; Garner Griffin, local ; they managed just one run In sion. with a triple, Jim Gilliam drew meeting were read and apprnv- The reunion " to be held at , and Mr. •nd Mrs. Charles D. three games. They broke the Sutton, like Claude Osteon In a walk and Tommy Devis sined and the foilow1~g olficers the same place on the secouod Woode , local ' . streak in the trip's finale at San Monday night's game, earned gled off Joe Nuxhall, who wok wer~ re-elected. Clyde Wllt.te. Sunday in AUMust next year. An added feature of thts Francisco, but Heffner was on his £irst victory in a month. the loss. pres~dent; Mal) Carr. vtce Attendin_q wel't' James E. year's reunion was the serving his way oat and Bristol on the E:te retired the first 10 batters Nuxhall gave up only two president; Helen Woode, oecre- Quisenberr~. Athens; Jewell of hot coffee from th• camping way in. he faced. In the fourth inning, more hits in the ne<l six inlory-treasurer, w1th Nina Rob- and Mary Carr local: otto and trailer of Mr. and Mrs. Harold The Dodgers made It two in he walked Pete Ro•e, but then nings before giving way to a tn~, asst~tant; Program eom- Leola Swartz and grandson, Radekin . of Belpre, wllo came a row in the current sm:ies retired the next five before pinch hitter, and Billy McCool nultee. OSie Henderson, Grace Don Ross of Shade: Nina Rob- Saturday afternoon and camp- Tuesday night, blanking Cincin· Johnny Edwards ruined hts no- held the Dodgers hitless the Sw"!'tz, Lmnle Gaul, and Nma inson and Clara Foilrod, loca l: ed overnight on the grounds. naH 2-0 on Don Sutton's two- hit bid with a oingie in the last frame. Robinson. . Dora O'Brien, Shade; Carrie . Rev; Qwsenberry gave . an Shedd, Carrie Burner, Athens; ~spmng ~ along educat1onal Anita Gillogly Columbus; Mr. hnes, starting with the one - and Mrs. Clarence Randolph room achool and reciting from Clarence. Jr . Donald and Dor: the McGufley reader and ond- IS Chester· Inez Randolph ln1 along spiritual Unes "Life Chester Ro~te · Emma Findling' corlsis~. ~ Uvlng, doing and Chester Rout~; ~Uldted E: ' ·\ giving; _ Sh~w us how to love Story, ColumbWI; Mr. and -Mrs. one another. S. W. 0 Brien Columbus· John A duel, "I Know Who Holds Van Meter Athens · M~ and Tomorrow/' by Charles and Mrs. Oren Swartz, Athens.; Mr. Helen Woode was accompanied 1- - ---__:_ _:::_:::_= by the Christys, with others 'a} \ joining in on the chorus. \ A· short speech, by Clyde The -·---.-·- i amuaJ PlcJtl llllraU"Pnlt · {..,..... a, Nllloall • · w•••" ¥ON'l'REAL tVPI:) --lleorge · ttie feurtll ill the lasl five ClOLlJJIIIUI CWO - I Ill games. Otuvelo, 2d, 'l'ol'olllo, laKlcted Dlolllill tl ......... ~ H Los Al!gelea completea a mt Mel Tutbow, 230,l'_atmon, pa 4UJe111 llsteato' Q WI Ill oweep looighl, and lt seems N. J. (I). IeBow' Mid • Amerleu CoDlikely since ace Sandy Koufax MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) ferettce , loolbaU ceoebes bewill be gunning for hiB 20th vic- - AI (The Destroyer) Jone!l, llltled dlelr teaml' c1Ja"* lory against Sammy EIHa, BrJs. 225, Goulds, Fla., outpointed Ia UtJ6 IUid llleD IIJI'lll'lled aU LOS ANGELES (UP))-Da;'; tal may begin to feel some Jefferson Davis, 2011, Houston by lllllOtiDtfDII: . touaiDD waa hold DD Sunday, -I 'j ' · I Canned PICNICS - Up ~- Step Right More Fui-Valu BUYSI Musselman's Cherry Pie Filling 3~=~~ s1 Extra Fine Granulated Colonial Sugar 10 ~t.ss1 ·09 Argo Brand $1 4 Sliced Peaches Stokely's Tasty 6 Tomato Catsup Pop Top Canned 10 ~=- $1 Pop Zesta Crackers SPECIAL 35C OFFER! No. 2tf2 cans 14oz. bats. Several Flavors _ 8 Inner Pkga. lb For Frtshn. . - - - - box. NESCAFE 49c INSTANT COFFEE WITH FREE Beverage Shaker 10 oz. Shaker I ~ I ' �I . ...., . - - .......... ·y·.. -- ............ ..... -· - .... _, .... ... ·~ ,.; "" •• r \ ( Ientine!, Pomeroy·lllldd\eport, 0., Auf. IT, 1968 ~ · ., . . . . ... ~~··· ·- _... .... . , , , ..... .;,I ........ ' ' .... - · ~. - ' ...,,..:. -4 ...... 41! ..... AI, ..... ..,..._.. ... _, ·- • . .., ~ •• ·- ~ ' -·-'. ·- . ····.J~ ...... ) , . - ............. I ' a11J • News ... _. N . River H'.08plt.aJ " ews . ' l ' . • • . . . Shut . Members, M.rssronarres are c· I . Remembered bYBtJpfrSf JrC e$ SOCIAL .. CAf ...l:'ll:n\AR ,,,•• - .. - . 1JC ~ ..~hool ·Reum·on Attra·._.,.ts 57 Persons ·Hist·ory may bitter. Carr ftflb ~ waa Clyde E. White. 8eRepealing• FOf.Bns• 101 .' 31, ft. .,eesB!rt Zf.OII, Bln!OII a.m.; t. ·Flore up 11, !ll:35 a. Lewis doWD Meldlbl JI:CIS • 1.20 olatiOJIII'Y, ~anaw!la Filii liLt Crl$1; Jr. dowu at, 8:30 .• • m.; All<>n Zephyr dDWI Meld$! Ul- rW.,., Charllllllon 11.9'7 !Do: SIHI Exl)reu up 22, 3:16 5:85 a.m. -In . . rilllhg. ,ll.on&n, ~niet and a.m.; onward up 22, 6:40 a.m.: Gallipolis Dam - !'oily R. ~ :n•ugo roadlqo. . GalhpoliS Winlle!4'dams were on the sills. Trojan ' dowli 23, 3:05 p.m.: up 5:10 p.m.; Barbara r,>ay 4 WEDNESDAY HolZer Hos ita!· Visiting Dam ll.9, IU, runnmg feet I Ohio River - Queen . C i 1 y Eastern down 23, S:OS p.io.; down 5:.20 a.m.; Jenks down o:· Plana were made to remem- beth Slaven, cbllrmall, presld- THE KV,GEI:! CREEK High hours H and 1 .~ P· · m. . Par-I 00 ro~rs, ~m~y-Mason 20 ··1 doWn 13, 3 a.m.: Titan tlown-13, Phlltp Sporn up'- 23, 1:30 a.m.; 35 a.m.; Mark Eaaton up 1:211 bar abut-In members ol the ed and devotions were aivon Sc!bool _miJorelles will sponsor enls only on Pediatrics Ward. 1?¥•S zzztbyllyd Briefs8·17 tl-d j7:IO a.m.: JaneT. up 14, 1:10 R. H. Bosw9rth-ll do . wn 23, 4- a.m.; Lady Rosemary dOwn church and foreign and home by Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew an OUis1de teen dan~e Ibis WedAdmlosiODS SQUAD CUT ' p.m.: Orco up 14, 3:20 p.m.: 55 a.m.; NaliQI!fl down 23, 6:1516:S\l a.m.; Inca down 8:26 a 1 missionaries when the Circles which included scripture from aeoday lligbt from I to U p.m. , PEEKSKILL, N.Y. (UP!i peggy Downey up 14, 6:30 a. a.m.: Helen R. do\fll Greenup m. of 1110 B. H. Sanborn Mission- Revelation and a meditaUon, on the blacktop allhe Kyger Worthy Tate, 2002 Chatham , The New York Jets fourth i m.; James Durant up 1&, 12:30 5:30 .m.; Colton Queen · up, Kanawha River- Fort Dear ary Society of the First Baptial "What To Hide In My Heart," Creek High Sc!b110l. This will Ave.; Joe T. Clark, Rt. 1 '(bur- round draft choices for 1960 and , a.m.; George Price ~own 15, Gr~up 6:15. p.m.; E. P. Joneo born down Marmet 11:45 p.m. Church met Tuesday evening. closing with prayer. be the only dance this week man: Brady C. Shaw, Galllpo- t91ru, flanker Bob Schweickert i3:10 a.m.: Franklin Pierce up Greenup 7:15p.m. Joey Clio- Charles Stevenson down Mar LOV CIRCLE Mrs Beulah White was sec- with the Jays because of the hs: VICtoriaS. Sargent, Rt. 2 l of VMI and center Jim lup 15, a":lfi a.m .: Valley Trans- tin up Greenup )1:40 p.m. Val• met 3:50 a.m .; Beaver doW! v _EJ 0 Y 1 · , Meils Fair. Cheshire, Ben V. Siders, Rt. 1 , Waskiewicz of Wichita, were I porter down 15, 6:30a.m.; Rob- voline up Greenup 1:15 a.m. Ma- Winfield 4:05p.m.; Helen Z. up The Lo e)oy C1rcle mel at retory pro-tem in the absence THURSDAY Vtnllm; Mrs. Emory A. Prol- ~ dropped from the squad Tues- ert G. West up 16, 1:20 a.m.; ry Ellen down _ Greenup 2 a.m.; Winfield 5:25p.m. : Principlo up the church With Mrs. Paul ol Mrs. Joe Wilson and read PRACTICE of the Senior ~U, Pt. Pleasant: Dr. Gordon day. , John J. Rowe down 16, 2:05 a. OVEC down Greenup 6:05 a. , Winfield 9:25 p.m.; H. E. BowSmart, chairman,_ 10 charge, a communication from the Bap- <hoif of the Fellerated church f. Caster, Pt Pleasant, Mrs. Also released were halfback m.: St. Marys down 16, 5:10 a. m.; Southern up Meldahl 3:451Jes up Winfield t0:2ll p.m.: AI· ~~~otlo~..:;ereof~en ~~ M~s. ti•t missionary group in Mesi· scbeduled for Thursday even- ~fnald G. ~•bold, Rtid 2• P;- Kern Carsoo, defensive back m.; Andrew Calhoun up 16 6:05 p.m.: Elisha Woods up Mel- len R. Merrill up Winfield II p "T ton -'111! : p ~c ~ dt e co concerning the fund seat ing, has been postponed until W~~san~t j,fs. RonaMr D : Randy Beverly of Colorado a.m.; Jefferson up 17, 9:5D p. dahl 6:05 p.m.; Indiana Up Mel- m.; Semel up Wlnlleld 1:05 a wentyti r , ledsa m, Sante " from Vacation Bible School. Friday at 7:30 p.m. lei 1e,D · Theasaot, M "· 'ddaln State and defensive end Gary m. : Buckeye State c;own 17, 7 dahl 9:30p.m.: Irene Cholln up m.; L. W. Sweet down Wioflel. medAll ita lhon Pentit ;, ' wee s1 The group made plans to aend . omas • · ld t· M H hi C . 1 Rte- ' Plumlee of New Mexico, II a.m. : Rehoble down II, 5:25 a. ·Me!dahl 9: 30 p.m,; Brimstone 3a.m.; ElgercUfl downWinf1e 1 of e sa ms . a birthday card to James Clark, ELECfA CIRCLE rr M~:;. ~r~be • ra)g, E. trimming the. roster It 49. m.; Harvey Jordon up 18, 8:40 down Meldahlli:IO p.m.: J. s. 4:43 a.m•. - - - - - Durin& the business session, foreign missionary In the Coil'- The Elects Circle met at the • c ur • o~a.s · Mrs. Smart announced that the go. home of Mrs. Tony Fowler Steele, . Jackson; Wllham E. circle would be hospitality com- . with Mrs. WUHs Antltony, chair· Easterling, Ironton; Mrs. Oma , mittee for the B. H. Sanborn Project chairmen, Le ra man, in charge. She "opened the Silvey, Rl. 1, Oak Hill; Ray meeting ill September. A card Jones and Clara RUey, report- meoUng with a reading, "Lord, T .. Reflett, McArthur ; George J,.. I was sent to Charles Wise, Jr., ed on the plans to remember I've Tried." Mrs. Manning Wilson, Jackson , Loretta K. . a patient at Holzer Hospital. shut-ins with cards this month Kloes gave devotions using a E~ans, Jacks: ; Sally A. Cu~- ~ Mrs. Smart gave the study and a gilt in October, A dona- reading, "Try Giving it Away mlngS, Jack. n: John _K Ballesson entitled, ··Among Chris- lion was made for the school First." le~ , _Rt. 2. Jackson. Mr~ . Helen tian Women Overseas." dosing lunch program and the White A card was sent tu Bertha Wllhams?.11 • Rt. 1, R~v.enswood; witll prayer Mrs John Kaurf Cross quota discussed Archer a patient at Meigs Gen· Mrs. DViight D. Tntapo , Athed th Wh't c . · . .. S ens; Mrs. Mabel Lanhart, Rt. 1e report on e ro::~s Mrs. Gibh~ read a letter from eral Hospata1· 11Je B. 11· · . an- 1, Jackson; Pamela A. Cook, quota. A des~ ert courSf' wasser- Esther Weinachy, home mis- born yearbook:-; wea·e du;tnbut- Coa lton. ved by tile l1ostesses. Mrs. ~or- ,sionarv at the Mather School. ed and plans made to remem1 81 h5 ene McNell and ~1rs. M1lton Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner pre- ber the foreign missionary famrt . Hood. sented the program on •·nor- ily, David Currey. on his birth· I Mrs. Rtmald G. Sibold, .Rt. 2! Present were ~rs Charles . . day The circJe voted to remem- Pt. Pleasant, son, 10 .57 a. m. I · ITu d· . M J r A Me- . · cas." a woman ol the Bible. Bennett, Mrs . Ernest Hughes, (;' 11 .·,ng the meet'lng Mrs ber shut-ins in September and es ay · rs. u ms · r o. O\\o •· . Leod Pt Pleasant son 12 :3() a Mrs. Harol d Chase, Mrs. Char· Gibbs served .snowball cake to contribute to lhe school I ' : ' ' · les Edwards, Norene McNeil, sandwiches mints nut · and lunch program. m., Wednesday . Mrs. Hood , Mrs. Smart, Mrs. coffee. She· was as'sisted by her Mrs. Cora . Pullen g~v~ the Dlseba~ge' . Gerald Anthony, Mrs_. Frances daughters, Trina and Venita. program ent_1Ue~, ·· M!SSJon~r· George T. Adkins, Mrs. Bnt· Bearhs, Mrs. John Scmes, Mrs. ies." Mrs. F1eldmg Hawk1ns ton B. Barlow, Vernon Conger, ! Kauff, Mrs. Lawrence Bing, and Present were Beulah White, gave a reading, '' My Journey Christine A. Collins, · Mrs. Vir- 1 Joe Anthony , a guest. Isabel Toy . Mrs. Dana Hamm, Through The Bible." Members gil II. Edwards, Mrs. Lafe E. i OORCAS CIRCLE Mrs. Cleo Richardson, Pearl brought articles for a bo< to be England, Miss Emma Forth, 1 Mrs. Fred Gibbs entertained Hoffman. Mrs. Winebrenner, sent to the missionary family. Mrs. Irene Haner, Mrs. Elmer I the members of the Dorcas Cir- Mrs. Riley, Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. Fowler served sherbet and V. Hart, Mrs. Robert N. Hash, cle Tuesday evening at her Lera Jone~ and Florence Han· cookies assisted by Mrs. Man~ Mrs. Ben F. Kesterson, Clyde I home on 4th Ave. Mrs. Eliza- nay, a guest. ning Kloes. I. Lannmg, Clyde Linton, Daw- -- - -- Present were Mrs. Anthony, na Martin , The Rev . Peter E. Mrs. James Souders Mrs. Kloes, McCa in, Mrs. Nannie McNaee, Mrs. Genevieve Saxton, Cora Mrs. Nolan B. Moli.llan, Mrs. 1 Pullen, Nora Hamlllon, Julia Mark Mullen, Mrs. Ma r y 1 Grim, Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, Prace. Mrs. Ernest E. R1ftle, Hallie Mcintyre, Mrs. Dcnald Mrs. Darrell R. Roberts, Goia : Boone, Rhoda HaU and Mrs. D. Smith, LHura M. Thompson, ' Fowler. Frances D. Treadway, Miss ONLY Clara Wolfe, Mrs. Harold WORD'S ORIGIN Campbell and infant son, Mrs. : NO.OD Down - I1IIM1 en Origin of the word "boycoli" IDonald V. Dearing and infant Ceftvenl.i.t TerN stems from the name of Capt. son. I ll!arles Boycott, an E n g I i s h land agent in the 1800s, who The United States Army has was so harsh with Irish tenants had chaplains since July 29, i FURNITURE CO. that they refused to have any- 1775, when they were authoriz· 1 MASON, W. VA. thing to do wilb Boycott or bis ed by the Second Continental . family. Congress. _ 'llie los• ,.•• Reds ttie tltlrd O!lDSecUiiVI! for the and • 1 I 1 br 1 I I 1 1 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 I let them ehoose from 4 popula fami~ pleasers ~h~~ :;~~- ~~The Be~~~: I \ I 1 FULL-OF-FLAVOR I ' Announced I I I I a I I I Paul A. Schuster, Director of Internal Revenue for Southern Ohio, today reminded persons who wish In take the Special Enrollment E<aminatlon in Sep!ember that their appllcations must be submitted before August 31, 1966. The examination is to qualify persons, other than Certified Public Accountants and aUorneys, who wish lo represent eli· zens in taz mailers before the Internal Revenue Service. Applications and lull lnlormation may be obtained from any Internal Revenue oflice. Mr. Schu•ter said this District's tests wiU be conducted at District Office Headquarters, Cincinnati, Ohio, on September 26 and 27. 'l'he applications should be mailed to lhe D•rector, Audit Division, Internal Revenue Service, Washington, D. C. 20224. l':lllllll' Fintllbt(. ~ • 'A o~ek fer 12.1 payable to the 'ftte 73rd blrlbday of Waid Internal Revenue Service must Swartz faJ1ing DD Reunion Day accompany the application. .... Fui-Yalu A long-time favorite. • Tuty beef and pork •: A coarse he-man grind : Contains salt, Bugar, : : pepper, sage and cori- : : andet, the centuries : : : old herb mentioned in the Bible. : : • est quality. Contains wholesome kitchen spices. Slightly omoked. •• Freshly sliced•.• or in the FlavorPAK I •• with the added flavor of pickly pickles, Jed. ripe pimentos and a dash of dill. : with cinnamon, cloves : : •• •• •• and hand rubbed with crushed black pepper. .. You can have all the comfon '"d convenienee <II. an extra extension phone for less per day than it costs you to mail a letter. In fact, you could get two for roushly the price ol your daily newspaper! So what'< keepingyou from phoning it 1p e bit? Every lving and working room in your home deserves ita own ...... ibat'a why m111y uew - - ue ~.'IIi" "The Store Witl~ MEAT SALE! '3~ 89c CASE LOT SALE! Our Own Fresh Dlxla Delight Ground BEEF PEACHES PEAS ~O:n,sl_ .._ _ _ _ _cA~~SJ-25 2.19 LESSER AMOUNTS __ lb. 59c APPLE SAUCE Ohio Valley Brand Skinless Jo Bo Brand ' gal. 8Sc SIMON'S ·MARKEl FuH a../... lillli fol' lURE/ 5 lb. pkg. Motts Famoua ·Brand GRADE AMILK - GENERAL TELEPHONE \til lo-oltlloGIII_,ol,_..., BOILING BEEF 19~ 2 help you with the plannina, John £. ¥osi D.Calll., '..,.. llOJIIl'OI8lDel beJD1 Olfar.ed' -~ an eloctrcmlc anll-eive9clrwpiDJ service lor tzo 1 lll!mlh, ~ He'a shockod uyoae iJould tiJlnk they needed it. '• "'ll my view," 111e 'Indignant Mone lofd tile Boule Tnesdff, "Do Amer!CB!I, lncloding llOn· gressmen should have Ia labor onder u.,; burden of a special se<urity check t.. eaaure hiE privacy." He asked the Hou' e Commerce Committee to constder a blll making 11 a Ieder aI crime to use an eaveadropping device against anyone, govern· ment official or otherwise. are "1V0811ft M"""'"• II coIDg Ia wiD II." Thai auerlloa - a& Cbo . . ll1llli pre ....1011 III'IOJI wltb 11te pmo Tuesday nlgbt wu made wllb a grin, bol II ,... lllfflcalt lo tell '!lbelher lie bad made ft lor lloo value or 111 aorlo1snest. "Wo lll'tl 10 happy to be competing ID this laagne," Dcolillle said: "We kaow lt'o rough. The league Is leveling ofl aud we want w level off wttb them." . '" . . ••ocll 1---------~ today, suffering from • "mod..,_ ate to bad reacUoa" to 1 weekend peniclitin treatment. Aides said the 42-year~ld ~.GIR!'i'il:SW.a*J"t.m!m·mr~ Wisconsin Democrat was takea BAO REACI'ION to Bethesda wilb a bad case ol WASHINGTON (UPIJ -Rep. hives .and swollen joints MonRobert W. Kasteruneier , (0- day. It was expected he would Wis.) was hospitalized at remain at Bethesda about a Bethesda Naval Medical Center I week. ! Open Dilly 9:00 to 7:~frldly Til J Slfurcl•~ 9 :rn I. MAIN IT. ' WV ~pt~ .. ~!lOY . • Wieners Meigs County Fair *TOOAY *THURSDAY *FRIDAY *SATURDAY FAIRMONT ICE MILK 2 lb. pkg. ac Dubuque Fine Quality ~ DAIRY FAIR ~rf!~. · 59c . -· ' GRADE A MILK GAL. A Hart" Right Reserved to Limit Quantities FRYERS SUGAR·--- ~~~$2·98 phone outlets in several key spots. All set now? Then caD our Business Office and we'll (11P1) ~ $TH & PEARL STS.- RACINE Fresh and Lean PuraCone ~bethecost WASHDIO-ftllf Open Mon.-Fri. ·-· ···-·· 9 to 6 Saturday --·-··- ····-- 9 to 8 ArgoBNncl Each loaf contains select beef and pork with a distinctive blend of seasonings ••• each with a wholesome meaty flavor. <sw'i'-- ~ ~ 88~ ~~ o....,.,Jiii/;; w 1";., 1l~ UCK OF '1 .. Homogenized MARKET Why Pay Moret I Frying Chickens _ A smooth, mild·, meaty : bologn" of the high· : • f• · A \ Whole Maple lawn uDy phoned home? .· We Recommend These Buys To Save You Money' RACINE Hawk short speech on his teaching days and the dllferences then and now by Garrett Christy, followed by a duet, "Led By The Master's Hand," by Garrett and Violet Christy. A reading "Courtship Days" was recited by Garrell Christy, followed by a duel "Till the Storm Passes By" by the Christys. A carnie poem waa "The Littte Jletl Ford" by Mary Carr; • talk by the Rev. Conger, In which he stressed the Importance of Bible study followed. A duet "Each Step I Take.'' was followed by another, "Pressing On," by the Cbristys. II was fotlnd thai the followlug ~as bad gone to school in the-Gid schooLbulldiag which now !!lands on the Wljllarn Carr premises : Waid Swartz, Clara O'Brien, Vere . S!~arlz, Lewi! Person, Carrie Burson, t;:ffle Stou~ Mildred Slory and I )00 from havi · Great Entertainment For The Family! Speel Exam MASON -,. .I· • . .,... We Recommend It As I • 8ehool mentioned. llld Mn. Cheso Also, II was the 3llt we&llag ter; Pearl llllldlllph, Coolvllle A111. If, In the Woode grove, annlvmary of Mr. and Mrs. Rt. 3; EUgene L. Conger, Parll~~ Alfred, with an attendance Garrell Christy. ersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Garrett ol 67. Prizes were awarded tn the Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Vere · eldest, Effie Stout 116· the Swartz, local; W. A. Swartz, _Rev. Jamoa E. Qulsenbe~ry youngest, Don Ro~, 5:' the far· Alben• : L. A. Person, Coolville ol Athens, asked the blessmg thest away, Mr. and Mrs: Gar- Rt. I; Effie Stout and Grace Bristol must be wondering lroubled stirrings. (10). on the noon meal, which w~s rett Christy of Grove City. Clork, local: G•U, ConDie and day whether hisloty Is about to The North Carolinian, at 33 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) served in the usual basket dm- Three former teachers attend- Debbie Clark, Guysville; Kathy repeal IIS!!Hthe youngest manager In the Larry Clark, 140, Las Vegas, ner style. . ed, Clara O'Brien, with 12 pu- and Stephen Folirod, local; Mr. Back on July I, the Cincln- majors, has to make a credit- stopped Mariano Serrano, 140, Clyde White, c~a!fman, con- plis present; Garrell Christy, and Mrs. Emmett Hawk, Hem- natl Reds set out on a 11-game able showing to return to the Mexicali, Mexico (7). dueted U•e followmg alte';!'oon with 4 pupils, and Helen Woode, lock Grove: Mr. and Mn. IW'- western swing under the man- job next year. progrllD: Opening iQng, ,Dalr with 4 pupils present. old Radekin, Belpre: Mr. and agership of Don Heffner, after Redo Dowa 11\!o &ixth. tle Hymn ol the. Republic, The audience sang, "God Be Mrs. Bill Follrod and Suzi, Ath- having lost the closer of their The loss Tuosday night All of !he Los Angeles scor· ~ the andience, With aecompnm- With You," foUowed . by the ens; Mr. and Mrs. Hobart home stand to Los Angeles, dropped the Reds 11\1 games ing, as Monday night, was cooment by Mr. and Mrs. Garrett benediction by the Rev. Conger. Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Millard 'l'he Reds proceeoded It lose back of the league leaders and centrated in one inning. Christy of Grove City; pray., The rest of the ofternoon was Swartz, local; Mrs. Sandra Wil- the first 10 games on the trip, It will take an upward turn for Tho Dodgers got their runs in by Rev. Eugene Conger of Par- spent taking pictures and visit- liams, Belpre Linnle Gaul, Including throe here In which them to finish in the first divi- the first aa WiUie Davis led off kersburg: minutes ol the last ing. Chester; Garner Griffin, local ; they managed just one run In sion. with a triple, Jim Gilliam drew meeting were read and apprnv- The reunion " to be held at , and Mr. •nd Mrs. Charles D. three games. They broke the Sutton, like Claude Osteon In a walk and Tommy Devis sined and the foilow1~g olficers the same place on the secouod Woode , local ' . streak in the trip's finale at San Monday night's game, earned gled off Joe Nuxhall, who wok wer~ re-elected. Clyde Wllt.te. Sunday in AUMust next year. An added feature of thts Francisco, but Heffner was on his £irst victory in a month. the loss. pres~dent; Mal) Carr. vtce Attendin_q wel't' James E. year's reunion was the serving his way oat and Bristol on the E:te retired the first 10 batters Nuxhall gave up only two president; Helen Woode, oecre- Quisenberr~. Athens; Jewell of hot coffee from th• camping way in. he faced. In the fourth inning, more hits in the ne<l six inlory-treasurer, w1th Nina Rob- and Mary Carr local: otto and trailer of Mr. and Mrs. Harold The Dodgers made It two in he walked Pete Ro•e, but then nings before giving way to a tn~, asst~tant; Program eom- Leola Swartz and grandson, Radekin . of Belpre, wllo came a row in the current sm:ies retired the next five before pinch hitter, and Billy McCool nultee. OSie Henderson, Grace Don Ross of Shade: Nina Rob- Saturday afternoon and camp- Tuesday night, blanking Cincin· Johnny Edwards ruined hts no- held the Dodgers hitless the Sw"!'tz, Lmnle Gaul, and Nma inson and Clara Foilrod, loca l: ed overnight on the grounds. naH 2-0 on Don Sutton's two- hit bid with a oingie in the last frame. Robinson. . Dora O'Brien, Shade; Carrie . Rev; Qwsenberry gave . an Shedd, Carrie Burner, Athens; ~spmng ~ along educat1onal Anita Gillogly Columbus; Mr. hnes, starting with the one - and Mrs. Clarence Randolph room achool and reciting from Clarence. Jr . Donald and Dor: the McGufley reader and ond- IS Chester· Inez Randolph ln1 along spiritual Unes "Life Chester Ro~te · Emma Findling' corlsis~. ~ Uvlng, doing and Chester Rout~; ~Uldted E: ' ·\ giving; _ Sh~w us how to love Story, ColumbWI; Mr. and -Mrs. one another. S. W. 0 Brien Columbus· John A duel, "I Know Who Holds Van Meter Athens · M~ and Tomorrow/' by Charles and Mrs. Oren Swartz, Athens.; Mr. Helen Woode was accompanied 1- - ---__:_ _:::_:::_= by the Christys, with others 'a} \ joining in on the chorus. \ A· short speech, by Clyde The -·---.-·- i amuaJ PlcJtl llllraU"Pnlt · {..,..... a, Nllloall • · w•••" ¥ON'l'REAL tVPI:) --lleorge · ttie feurtll ill the lasl five ClOLlJJIIIUI CWO - I Ill games. Otuvelo, 2d, 'l'ol'olllo, laKlcted Dlolllill tl ......... ~ H Los Al!gelea completea a mt Mel Tutbow, 230,l'_atmon, pa 4UJe111 llsteato' Q WI Ill oweep looighl, and lt seems N. J. (I). IeBow' Mid • Amerleu CoDlikely since ace Sandy Koufax MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) ferettce , loolbaU ceoebes bewill be gunning for hiB 20th vic- - AI (The Destroyer) Jone!l, llltled dlelr teaml' c1Ja"* lory against Sammy EIHa, BrJs. 225, Goulds, Fla., outpointed Ia UtJ6 IUid llleD IIJI'lll'lled aU LOS ANGELES (UP))-Da;'; tal may begin to feel some Jefferson Davis, 2011, Houston by lllllOtiDtfDII: . touaiDD waa hold DD Sunday, -I 'j ' · I Canned PICNICS - Up ~- Step Right More Fui-Valu BUYSI Musselman's Cherry Pie Filling 3~=~~ s1 Extra Fine Granulated Colonial Sugar 10 ~t.ss1 ·09 Argo Brand $1 4 Sliced Peaches Stokely's Tasty 6 Tomato Catsup Pop Top Canned 10 ~=- $1 Pop Zesta Crackers SPECIAL 35C OFFER! No. 2tf2 cans 14oz. bats. Several Flavors _ 8 Inner Pkga. lb For Frtshn. . - - - - box. NESCAFE 49c INSTANT COFFEE WITH FREE Beverage Shaker 10 oz. Shaker I ~ I ' �I • ' tt) .... ') I , Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services wun 14-Dally Sentlne~ AD JNFORMA TION • !SIGNS DaAPLI"II P. M. ~y Wore Pwlllkatlell ..,....,. .,...,,.,. r:• ..... •c:nf'Ntll until r:" 1NY . . A. -. PUDUeMI• II.YLATIONI T... ,..lliMr ,..."'" 11M ttel\l ....." ., All"' •ny ............ •tect~t~n•M. • ,,.,. ~Mv•• ~ ...,.,.,.. lmMMI•Iely . Tfte 11111• HM•r Wll Mt M ,..,_.,b.. fw . .,. ta• ..,. tat•rn.tt I~ Motor Co. () 62 BUICK $1495 lmricUI Conv. Cpe. While finish, r.d interior like uew tirt~a. powrr sii"I"HRIJ and br1ket, automatic trans. ~dio and heater, eood top-Drive a Buick at only $149fl 62 OLDS KATU •• , Willi Ad llr'IICI 4 Clrt 1 ,_, Wlnt o~ l... rt... M!lllmvm C:h1r11 Pomeroy • GnAUI'T A. -. CANCILLATIONI COillliCTIONI •• M Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Au&- 17, 11166 " _.,. t1 1;1nt• ,., w1rc1 fer Tllree c ... IIICUfllfl ll'lllrflo"' Etnf Dltcwnt on (IIIII• . •MI 1dll p11• llflll'llft 11 Uyt, : M ,., CAID OF THANKI & OIITUAIUia tl.U t•r It ftnl mlnlonuM. t•ell dlllltiiMI wercl 11. O"H ICI HOUII I :H &. M. . . l:lt P'. M. Dill'/' lllvr'ltiY I;H A. M. .. Ultl fll ... IT"I 10 IAIY TO P'LACI A $1495 Starfire H.T. Cpe. Full power equipment, Durket se-at& with l·onsolt. good W.W. tires, radio and heater, beautiful white WLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES 1JlTII COLD WEATHER a- 'II ACRE FARM, 0. M; Wogan head, crickel.s. spiders & oLh- 1. property, Biilejr RUD Road. er luecls wilt 'be corning Contact Ralph Lombrltlhl, Rt. oide your horne where 4, CorUand, 0. 8 16 6tp ia-1 it'Sj' warm. Protect your homo · th ts 'th ARAB 31 ACRE farm, house aod 2 1roml bt•• WI B 'ld • be!11S, other buldings, 7 1 ' 81 a e 1 M'd1d~g . Ul ers I miles4rom Pomeroy. Ph. 992· Supp1y Co., 1 eporl. I 3079 ' I 15 6tp ll!Uc · . i''K. .:::====:::I Auto S.l• • M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT llvnlc Ordering Te ._...,Our Drtt.ln UIIVICIII Hlllll llAmNARS Ciw's Steak House HONDA SAUS & SERVICE Bl ONI OPTHI IIICBST PEOPLII Phone 992-2143 lawllngs Hond1 5•1• Pomoroy;O. MIDDLIPORT. OHIO l'ustom 2 Door. 6 cyl. Std. t111.n1. Radio l heater, vinyl in· telior trim, like new W.W. tires.. [.jght gtef.'n gver whiti fin· lsi!, pri•·t>d to move ...... - O~EN ti:IIULT (lllti:ODUCI ... WAN1 AD PHONE WY 2·2156 EVES. 9:00 P.M. • ER POORLY WELL-OONE ? ~IDE Nfll-WELL,ORWIIAT? - ·-·- - -- - .. . !~~)'\VITU KETC~(JP, WI LL YO~ ? . I DWijERE'~ TI-lE. ---~' PEANUT SUITER? t..::.:i:.:W.:.:.;:.ollQt LI'L A"NER WY MUl BIJ";""Tf-ERE's $765 Pomeroy Motor Co. 100~ DICK RAWLINGS' flmsh wilh ma-r oon vinyl intKior 62 COMET CALL I W~EREEL'>E CAt.JYOU(.~T~AMB(JR6. RADIATOR - EXPERIENCED @ CJ~ Notice WHEn SERVICE ALIGNMENT Iii NiW IWiitOi' ShOp ancl IRAICE SERVICE eCar eTruck eHeatw Con e!SulldDDir eAnyType Blaettnars IEIIH GOBLE FORD .,., 2-2191 SPECIAL PROGRAM EXPANDED IBM Pomeroy f t s.21M WHEEL ALIGNMENT lTh~n•.fri.·Sat.l 0111 Proce11ing K•y Punch • Burrought Write or Call Collut (Ar .. Cod•-614) 224-4175 All Models and IRAK& SERVICE BIG BEND BAILER SAliS TAKING RENTAL lose Alignment Shop Phono 992-3576 W. Main 11. !'omoroy rormerl.l' Grueoer Body Worb ~ANJSLOUSE !.' e SALES e e RENTALSe eC.mplna l•ulp~• IOUSH & LYONS e2 USED CARS LEI'T 5JS' PUNKS 70 -UI-/- Of\:.IEON- . 'PENSION''h!A'/ Qt:F/'f "'MANBAT, AND WONDERBRAr' -SE E_.~.'" f BY HOWIE SCHNEIDER HEUl'l \W FOt.k'> 6tJT THERE" IIJ 'THE Ot.ITl;ID£ SELUNG OUT I T ?NK ITS T/M£ FOR A &ETTER i IEEII 6 f,\!i.k GASOLINI! ALLEY J..li'Et IMlRLDj you" ePARTS for OUTBOAtD car i'-' in oacl~ q~r~ ge beinq f ixe:>! MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At 1f'·, c~ ':) r ..,·1·· r , lli;p per... Eve r·.J da LJ He b;·c:...::JI;·t It in befc··e t he Teu1 ! :t· e .:;ar· c;c: eb-•1't qet fi x~ c wil l ae: M an ;J ~·r. -:r ~ ::J '-j l can ~ta~ he re! /."= Metropollt1n Moton Evenlngt ancl Saturd..y Fo,.at Run Block Co. WITH FULL IERVICI CHEER ~OUSE UP, BJG RIIIRVATIONI Middleport, 0. EXPERIENCED SUMMER SAil! Compul.r Prognmmlng - i cAME TO !!lORN LOS'-' ' 8y ART SAI'ISONI l'or Tha BKt .. Cinder &_ Concrete ' BLOCKS MADAM Star, pal m rt-<•Ut'l. ''" 1, Kanauga. Lc:!ok tor han• aigns. Come and near her tt' , you the pHSt, present and t( luro. a 4 12tr - Clull el loulh...., Ohio BOB E. BYER 4-8·8-121ncbBlocb eCement a. Morlar eMetal Wind""' • Doon •Door - ' Othet . . _ , Supplies. PHONI f92.2067 POMIIIOT ~MVERY BUSY N:ml Wf.JCJS • CALUNG? By HAROLD GRAY ~.-\Ei'l f'.,[;C1 i;'i li iE £;FAR(~ 1-lAVE O·'JR FOR Hl;.l{ PI £!<[·~ f' ) r : 01:·, p, ~t"1 or ' •"' t? -.-P I r r'U·'l 1 '-'-'~· ~r {; • f,; ) ~ ~'\_ ll lq .T QIIIL"I L' l "1 ,\.· T -. 64· bmbler ··" By V. T. HAMLIN ' Am~rlcon. 2 Dr. 6 oyU . . . Stondord trono. llod .. ..,.j liNter. 65 Pontile \ 1.1 ~ H\;:i:.R!:.D fELL, ~-; .- ' : -·qr s:Rr · :,· I !N ·:;: fl::PVIII, A f-T FP 1 c-1' I :JS T f!:W DA'<.,_; V ,:-· .; oR I o· Lk T t.. R IT !lHI-J DO:; -;- MIS S Lc -" \ ; 1 ~ : f,(l r:O .Y ~~ ~ (ILL ! VEtll-l'? WELL, UP 10 NCM MY STUMICk THINKS ,_..,._, T I-IROAT's BEEI'l CUT( G.T.0. TlmpNt. 2 Dr. 111 ....... 4 IPfMfrtM, 63 Ford G1I1Xle 500 4 Dr. I oyHndlr, 0 "'-' lltllie tnnt. ledlt IM IIHt.r, powor -~ ... Whllo WOQ ~~- ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN 65 Dodge D1rt t Dr. 270 !Iori•, 6 cyn .. der, lflndlrll tnrw.. Hille FURNISHED ~ Room - apart- ~ rnent, for coupl~ . Phone 992-S435. a 11 tic bath. l ROOMS house with bt~semtnt and furnact, Eloda Webb, 304 Sycamore Strf'f't. 8 15 3tc Middleport . Ohio. end hMter •·n 59 Chevrolet fmptlt 4 Dr, 1 cylinder Sttncllrd tral'll. with drive. tadlo tnd .......~ WhltowoiiL ' By SCHULZ .V...: 62 Ford Gil. 500 'THE'/ WON'T 6ET M/ INFORMATION Fro\\ ME! I l&ll!ill HE r.lOULilliT PO lliAT.. ITS VEl\'{ EM8ARAA5S1N6•• 4 dr. I ql, AI Trona, P, tleorlna, rodlo ond h - 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. 1 cyU. . ., fro"" 2 ...... ...., ad.. Long whMl b1... s- 63 Mercury Cu1tom 2 Deor ...,..,_ Pow•r StHrlftg •nal Ink••· Automollc - 64 Ford Galaxle SMALL apartment on 208 But· ternut /we .. Porn .. 0 ., parlly lurnish•d. Ph. 992 2682. a 12 tfc 500. 4 Dr. I cyllndtr, • • trans. R1dlo and hNMr . IIOlMr siHrlng. whlt.W;i HrH. 5 ROOM apartment with bath . RUGS DIRTY ~ Rent electric Ph. 992-3:~!~: 8 9 tfc , shampooer for $1 witt! purcb- 1 NICE , rooms and bath un- ' ase of Lustre Foam. Eber:tfurnishf'd apartment. :-diddlebach HardwarE', Porn., 0. , port, Ohi(] Ph. 992-3874. 8 11 61~ I 8 3 tfe NE.RViJUS' C an.'l - sleep' Try i T'I ~-''Sleepers." GuanRteed re-- I Ap ~R .• F.NT on 127 Butternut Ave. in Pomeroy. 7 31 tfe suU or money back. Onlv 98c. I al Stark Pharmacy. 8 1i 121p i - ' MODFR:'Il 4 room and bath fur- THE PROVEN carpel cleaner' Blue Lustre is easy on the ois!lf'd apartment.. Middlll!budget. Restores forgotten celporl, 0., Ph. 992-3874. ors. Rent electric shampooer 7 29 lfc $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 8 1~ 61< THREE and four room fur mshed apartnu~n ts. AU utUi· tie! paid Phone \\ry 2-l11i. FROM wall lo wall. no soil at Rowley and Reed Alter 6 all, un carpets cleaned with Blut Lustre. Rent electric a. m. call WY 2·3511. shampooer $1. Picke•s Hard4 s lie ' ware Co., Inc. 8 15 8lc THREE and four room furnllll- FOR "a job well dille feel.U Mod uufurmshed aparting" clean carpets .with Bluo lllellls. WY ~s4S4. 12 1 uc Lustre. Rent eltctric shamJOUR ROOM furnisbed opar1. pooer 11. Baker Furniture Co. - L Wl :1-JtiOi. 4 14 II£ I li lie 63 Chevrolet Ill Alro. 4 Dr , 6 oyt, Stlndord trona. Whl.,. wo1 11..... 63 Ford iioloxlo 500 2 Dr. 1 -.,n. dor. Automat.. " - bo ~~. ond hNtor. w-• DAILY atYPLOQtlUlE - Here'• how l;e work l;c AXYDLaA.AXK -7- tao--,.-. A Ia. . . . , lllo--II O..lettow toe' ll>o - b'ophlel, tl>o LeJf4LJ'IILLOW toe'...-. Ia --.>pie L'o, X f« 1M , _ 0'1, etc. Single leUer.. - ~- - - . , -.....t. AVDNL Oil BLI PJflJJfl 'fJ>LAJ'Il:. Cl>KII» CI loi8V ;~PL .LCI OIIIV~.- IOXLIAI ________ ...., "Y..._.J'• Qy; I I I I IIAPPt'lftlll • ABOVJl .&U.. ''UNOB 'l'BJI WloLII, I&.UI ~.o.DI'I'I' WI JII"OCIIIM<l8\ enww JBMIR nraa. 64 Chevrolet w•-• llscoyno 4 Dr. I oyL A* •r• ... R&H. IINI.Likonow, 64Ftllcon Futuro 4 Dr. 6 cytlndlr. Auto. froM. Rodlo & hHfo. or. Whllowoll tlroc. 61 F1lcon 2 Dr. 6 nl. ltondobl ,....., llodlo ond hlltor. Keith Goltlt Fonl USED CAR LOT ~ . J. �I • ' tt) .... ') I , Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services wun 14-Dally Sentlne~ AD JNFORMA TION • !SIGNS DaAPLI"II P. M. ~y Wore Pwlllkatlell ..,....,. .,...,,.,. r:• ..... •c:nf'Ntll until r:" 1NY . . A. -. PUDUeMI• II.YLATIONI T... ,..lliMr ,..."'" 11M ttel\l ....." ., All"' •ny ............ •tect~t~n•M. • ,,.,. ~Mv•• ~ ...,.,.,.. lmMMI•Iely . Tfte 11111• HM•r Wll Mt M ,..,_.,b.. fw . .,. ta• ..,. tat•rn.tt I~ Motor Co. () 62 BUICK $1495 lmricUI Conv. Cpe. While finish, r.d interior like uew tirt~a. powrr sii"I"HRIJ and br1ket, automatic trans. ~dio and heater, eood top-Drive a Buick at only $149fl 62 OLDS KATU •• , Willi Ad llr'IICI 4 Clrt 1 ,_, Wlnt o~ l... rt... M!lllmvm C:h1r11 Pomeroy • GnAUI'T A. -. CANCILLATIONI COillliCTIONI •• M Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Au&- 17, 11166 " _.,. t1 1;1nt• ,., w1rc1 fer Tllree c ... IIICUfllfl ll'lllrflo"' Etnf Dltcwnt on (IIIII• . •MI 1dll p11• llflll'llft 11 Uyt, : M ,., CAID OF THANKI & OIITUAIUia tl.U t•r It ftnl mlnlonuM. t•ell dlllltiiMI wercl 11. O"H ICI HOUII I :H &. M. . . l:lt P'. M. Dill'/' lllvr'ltiY I;H A. M. .. Ultl fll ... IT"I 10 IAIY TO P'LACI A $1495 Starfire H.T. Cpe. Full power equipment, Durket se-at& with l·onsolt. good W.W. tires, radio and heater, beautiful white WLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES 1JlTII COLD WEATHER a- 'II ACRE FARM, 0. M; Wogan head, crickel.s. spiders & oLh- 1. property, Biilejr RUD Road. er luecls wilt 'be corning Contact Ralph Lombrltlhl, Rt. oide your horne where 4, CorUand, 0. 8 16 6tp ia-1 it'Sj' warm. Protect your homo · th ts 'th ARAB 31 ACRE farm, house aod 2 1roml bt•• WI B 'ld • be!11S, other buldings, 7 1 ' 81 a e 1 M'd1d~g . Ul ers I miles4rom Pomeroy. Ph. 992· Supp1y Co., 1 eporl. I 3079 ' I 15 6tp ll!Uc · . i''K. .:::====:::I Auto S.l• • M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT llvnlc Ordering Te ._...,Our Drtt.ln UIIVICIII Hlllll llAmNARS Ciw's Steak House HONDA SAUS & SERVICE Bl ONI OPTHI IIICBST PEOPLII Phone 992-2143 lawllngs Hond1 5•1• Pomoroy;O. MIDDLIPORT. OHIO l'ustom 2 Door. 6 cyl. Std. t111.n1. Radio l heater, vinyl in· telior trim, like new W.W. tires.. [.jght gtef.'n gver whiti fin· lsi!, pri•·t>d to move ...... - O~EN ti:IIULT (lllti:ODUCI ... WAN1 AD PHONE WY 2·2156 EVES. 9:00 P.M. • ER POORLY WELL-OONE ? ~IDE Nfll-WELL,ORWIIAT? - ·-·- - -- - .. . !~~)'\VITU KETC~(JP, WI LL YO~ ? . I DWijERE'~ TI-lE. ---~' PEANUT SUITER? t..::.:i:.:W.:.:.;:.ollQt LI'L A"NER WY MUl BIJ";""Tf-ERE's $765 Pomeroy Motor Co. 100~ DICK RAWLINGS' flmsh wilh ma-r oon vinyl intKior 62 COMET CALL I W~EREEL'>E CAt.JYOU(.~T~AMB(JR6. RADIATOR - EXPERIENCED @ CJ~ Notice WHEn SERVICE ALIGNMENT Iii NiW IWiitOi' ShOp ancl IRAICE SERVICE eCar eTruck eHeatw Con e!SulldDDir eAnyType Blaettnars IEIIH GOBLE FORD .,., 2-2191 SPECIAL PROGRAM EXPANDED IBM Pomeroy f t s.21M WHEEL ALIGNMENT lTh~n•.fri.·Sat.l 0111 Proce11ing K•y Punch • Burrought Write or Call Collut (Ar .. Cod•-614) 224-4175 All Models and IRAK& SERVICE BIG BEND BAILER SAliS TAKING RENTAL lose Alignment Shop Phono 992-3576 W. Main 11. !'omoroy rormerl.l' Grueoer Body Worb ~ANJSLOUSE !.' e SALES e e RENTALSe eC.mplna l•ulp~• IOUSH & LYONS e2 USED CARS LEI'T 5JS' PUNKS 70 -UI-/- Of\:.IEON- . 'PENSION''h!A'/ Qt:F/'f "'MANBAT, AND WONDERBRAr' -SE E_.~.'" f BY HOWIE SCHNEIDER HEUl'l \W FOt.k'> 6tJT THERE" IIJ 'THE Ot.ITl;ID£ SELUNG OUT I T ?NK ITS T/M£ FOR A &ETTER i IEEII 6 f,\!i.k GASOLINI! ALLEY J..li'Et IMlRLDj you" ePARTS for OUTBOAtD car i'-' in oacl~ q~r~ ge beinq f ixe:>! MOTORS eBOATS & MOTORS eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS S..At 1f'·, c~ ':) r ..,·1·· r , lli;p per... Eve r·.J da LJ He b;·c:...::JI;·t It in befc··e t he Teu1 ! :t· e .:;ar· c;c: eb-•1't qet fi x~ c wil l ae: M an ;J ~·r. -:r ~ ::J '-j l can ~ta~ he re! /."= Metropollt1n Moton Evenlngt ancl Saturd..y Fo,.at Run Block Co. WITH FULL IERVICI CHEER ~OUSE UP, BJG RIIIRVATIONI Middleport, 0. EXPERIENCED SUMMER SAil! Compul.r Prognmmlng - i cAME TO !!lORN LOS'-' ' 8y ART SAI'ISONI l'or Tha BKt .. Cinder &_ Concrete ' BLOCKS MADAM Star, pal m rt-<•Ut'l. ''" 1, Kanauga. Lc:!ok tor han• aigns. Come and near her tt' , you the pHSt, present and t( luro. a 4 12tr - Clull el loulh...., Ohio BOB E. BYER 4-8·8-121ncbBlocb eCement a. Morlar eMetal Wind""' • Doon •Door - ' Othet . . _ , Supplies. PHONI f92.2067 POMIIIOT ~MVERY BUSY N:ml Wf.JCJS • CALUNG? By HAROLD GRAY ~.-\Ei'l f'.,[;C1 i;'i li iE £;FAR(~ 1-lAVE O·'JR FOR Hl;.l{ PI £!<[·~ f' ) r : 01:·, p, ~t"1 or ' •"' t? -.-P I r r'U·'l 1 '-'-'~· ~r {; • f,; ) ~ ~'\_ ll lq .T QIIIL"I L' l "1 ,\.· T -. 64· bmbler ··" By V. T. HAMLIN ' Am~rlcon. 2 Dr. 6 oyU . . . Stondord trono. llod .. ..,.j liNter. 65 Pontile \ 1.1 ~ H\;:i:.R!:.D fELL, ~-; .- ' : -·qr s:Rr · :,· I !N ·:;: fl::PVIII, A f-T FP 1 c-1' I :JS T f!:W DA'<.,_; V ,:-· .; oR I o· Lk T t.. R IT !lHI-J DO:; -;- MIS S Lc -" \ ; 1 ~ : f,(l r:O .Y ~~ ~ (ILL ! VEtll-l'? WELL, UP 10 NCM MY STUMICk THINKS ,_..,._, T I-IROAT's BEEI'l CUT( G.T.0. TlmpNt. 2 Dr. 111 ....... 4 IPfMfrtM, 63 Ford G1I1Xle 500 4 Dr. I oyHndlr, 0 "'-' lltllie tnnt. ledlt IM IIHt.r, powor -~ ... Whllo WOQ ~~- ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN 65 Dodge D1rt t Dr. 270 !Iori•, 6 cyn .. der, lflndlrll tnrw.. Hille FURNISHED ~ Room - apart- ~ rnent, for coupl~ . Phone 992-S435. a 11 tic bath. l ROOMS house with bt~semtnt and furnact, Eloda Webb, 304 Sycamore Strf'f't. 8 15 3tc Middleport . Ohio. end hMter •·n 59 Chevrolet fmptlt 4 Dr, 1 cylinder Sttncllrd tral'll. with drive. tadlo tnd .......~ WhltowoiiL ' By SCHULZ .V...: 62 Ford Gil. 500 'THE'/ WON'T 6ET M/ INFORMATION Fro\\ ME! I l&ll!ill HE r.lOULilliT PO lliAT.. ITS VEl\'{ EM8ARAA5S1N6•• 4 dr. I ql, AI Trona, P, tleorlna, rodlo ond h - 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. 1 cyU. . ., fro"" 2 ...... ...., ad.. Long whMl b1... s- 63 Mercury Cu1tom 2 Deor ...,..,_ Pow•r StHrlftg •nal Ink••· Automollc - 64 Ford Galaxle SMALL apartment on 208 But· ternut /we .. Porn .. 0 ., parlly lurnish•d. Ph. 992 2682. a 12 tfc 500. 4 Dr. I cyllndtr, • • trans. R1dlo and hNMr . IIOlMr siHrlng. whlt.W;i HrH. 5 ROOM apartment with bath . RUGS DIRTY ~ Rent electric Ph. 992-3:~!~: 8 9 tfc , shampooer for $1 witt! purcb- 1 NICE , rooms and bath un- ' ase of Lustre Foam. Eber:tfurnishf'd apartment. :-diddlebach HardwarE', Porn., 0. , port, Ohi(] Ph. 992-3874. 8 11 61~ I 8 3 tfe NE.RViJUS' C an.'l - sleep' Try i T'I ~-''Sleepers." GuanRteed re-- I Ap ~R .• F.NT on 127 Butternut Ave. in Pomeroy. 7 31 tfe suU or money back. Onlv 98c. I al Stark Pharmacy. 8 1i 121p i - ' MODFR:'Il 4 room and bath fur- THE PROVEN carpel cleaner' Blue Lustre is easy on the ois!lf'd apartment.. Middlll!budget. Restores forgotten celporl, 0., Ph. 992-3874. ors. Rent electric shampooer 7 29 lfc $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 8 1~ 61< THREE and four room fur mshed apartnu~n ts. AU utUi· tie! paid Phone \\ry 2-l11i. FROM wall lo wall. no soil at Rowley and Reed Alter 6 all, un carpets cleaned with Blut Lustre. Rent electric a. m. call WY 2·3511. shampooer $1. Picke•s Hard4 s lie ' ware Co., Inc. 8 15 8lc THREE and four room furnllll- FOR "a job well dille feel.U Mod uufurmshed aparting" clean carpets .with Bluo lllellls. WY ~s4S4. 12 1 uc Lustre. Rent eltctric shamJOUR ROOM furnisbed opar1. pooer 11. Baker Furniture Co. - L Wl :1-JtiOi. 4 14 II£ I li lie 63 Chevrolet Ill Alro. 4 Dr , 6 oyt, Stlndord trona. Whl.,. wo1 11..... 63 Ford iioloxlo 500 2 Dr. 1 -.,n. dor. Automat.. " - bo ~~. ond hNtor. w-• DAILY atYPLOQtlUlE - Here'• how l;e work l;c AXYDLaA.AXK -7- tao--,.-. A Ia. . . . , lllo--II O..lettow toe' ll>o - b'ophlel, tl>o LeJf4LJ'IILLOW toe'...-. Ia --.>pie L'o, X f« 1M , _ 0'1, etc. Single leUer.. - ~- - - . , -.....t. AVDNL Oil BLI PJflJJfl 'fJ>LAJ'Il:. Cl>KII» CI loi8V ;~PL .LCI OIIIV~.- IOXLIAI ________ ...., "Y..._.J'• Qy; I I I I IIAPPt'lftlll • ABOVJl .&U.. ''UNOB 'l'BJI WloLII, I&.UI ~.o.DI'I'I' WI JII"OCIIIM<l8\ enww JBMIR nraa. 64 Chevrolet w•-• llscoyno 4 Dr. I oyL A* •r• ... R&H. IINI.Likonow, 64Ftllcon Futuro 4 Dr. 6 cytlndlr. Auto. froM. Rodlo & hHfo. or. Whllowoll tlroc. 61 F1lcon 2 Dr. 6 nl. ltondobl ,....., llodlo ond hlltor. Keith Goltlt Fonl USED CAR LOT ~ . J. �,.I ~ntlnel,· Pomeroy-lollddleport, Au~ ' I .. .. g~~~:,.~::::·s 17 1968 • Mrs . Robert Reibel, Midd\eO')I't, ll~ .. who' Is accredited bJ the Ohio . Association ol Garden Cluos. · & o.. t,i fI • e enttne •' .c ~ Cl ~ .. o ~U) ~ I:< ~t -:: 0: ... 1 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Refreshments were served by J 'i day. Offieers eleded for . the M and Mr". . Albert Russell Headley. the hostess to 15 memller> and coming year were preSident, ~ r. · Albert of Columbus •·women and education-theA Mrs. Leis McCain, presid<'nt, two guests. The September Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn· Early Roush, and seeretary. spent~~; weeke~ with his miJ. are ·Jhe tW<I things of most vi· presided over the meeting. meeting will be held at the ing and children of Columbu~ Mrs. Herberl_d~u~~· hold the tiler , Mrs. Harriet Russell and tal significance lD the w<>rld ol which was opened by the Lo~rd'st home of Mrs. Carl Barnhill viSited !hover Mlhres w~~:n~o:~~It was dec! J on the fourth his aunt, Mrs. Alice Chamber· todaY " Lisa Sergio told the Prayer in umson. The ver.;e o his mo er, . reumon nex year mor~' than 1,800 memberl at·. the month was read by Mrs . . f th ing in Middleport, and her par- Sunday of August at Portland lain. tendlnff the International eon· Kennt>th Griffith Ray H~rroun, wmner !twae ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wal- Park. Mrs. Lawrence Weed of Ceventlon ol the Delta Kappa Mrs. Doris Davis was ch•ir- first lnd1~napolls Spe ters of Point Pleasant, W. Va. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. lumbus and Mrs. Waltho Alten 9 Gamma SocielY meeting In man of the flower show. The race, attamed a speed 01 74 · Miss Connie Cooke has been Harold Sargent, Middleport; and daughter, Patty. of Spring· Cleveland last week. udge tor the flower show w~s I miles per hour. returned to her hom_e f~om Ho_l- Robert Roush and Nancy, ~o- field, were overnight g~ests re· 1 zer Hospita11n Galhpoh:s wh~Je lumbus; Mr. and Mrs. Or10n cently with Mrs. Harr1ett Rus· "Seoing the fantastic effort she underwent surgery. Mt.ss Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne sell and Mrs. Altce Chamber· of which the U. S. will! capable Cooke is ~nroLled at WE'Sf Var- Roush. Salem Center; Mr. and lain in world War II' when II mobil· ginia University at Morgantown, Mrs. Harold Roush. Portland: ized Its womanpower, each and Mrs. Donald Pullins w. Va., for the fall term: She Mr. and Mrs. Pat Roush, Dee andMr.Rita emerging nation reaUzea thai It Kay of Wiiliamstnwn, is 8 June graduate of M1ddle- and Pam, Columbus; Mr. and cannot bope to take 118 pl ... port High School. Mrs. Robert Euler, Lori and w. va., Mr. and Mrs. Stanley In the world without caplllllz. Stanley Mrs. c. H. Burdelle and Char- Michael Lee, Charleston W. Pullins and son, Jng on its women." Mlsl Sort~• Jes Burdette attended the an· va. ; Mrs. Edna Roush, Mr. Wayne, and Wayne Pullins of of Washmgton, D. C., weD• • WILL BE nual Milhoan reunion held Sun· and Mrs. Herbert Roush and Magnolia returned to I h e I r tmown lecturer and writer, WU day at Milhoan Ridge near Roger, Mr. and Mrs .. ~es ter homes s~nday, alter a week's a ledUrer-consultant 11 1 ~ • Ravenswood, W. Va. They ai~D Roush, Gary, Mike, VIcki and vacation at their cabin at Shade Seminar on Purposeful Living visited with Mr, and Mrs. Shir· Johnny; Mr. and Mrs. James river. held by the Society's Edtrca· ley Haselton and Jim William· Connally, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence· Ed Sellers of Parkersburg, llunal Foundation In Montreal, son. M'l Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Va .. spent the weekend with Canada In July. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence . I· Hill. Philip, Pat and Jay; Mr. his father, .John Sellers. Present sl the conven~ hoan visited Monday in Park- and Mrs. Randall Roberts, Les- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freck· from the Alpba Omlcron Chlpt>rsburg. with Mr. and ~ r s. lie and Todd, all local; Mrs. t"r VISited 8 day last week wath te ler were Mary Vlr&lnill Reibel, Milford Milhoan and ramlly . Oruscilla House, Mr . .and Mn. bJ s sister, Mr• Homer Holter. Dorothy Baines Wood,anl, GeDo Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Down- Dale Smith and Sheila, of Co- They were enroute home eva Joachim and Fay ·Sauer, ing have returned from.~ vac~- lumbus; Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Tuppers Plains, after a week:s , chapter president. !! trip to Maine. The~ VI Jted m Neiglt>r Jr. , Kenny and Peggy . visit at Chattum. Va ., with hiS . . Southport, Maine. With Mr. and Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. Carr~ll sisterc and brother-in-law, Mr . ~Four projectl appn>ved• . bJ Mrs. Lawrence Murphy. Mrs; Neigler, Karen and Nola , Syra- and Mrs. Carl Ashbaugh.. . the JnternaUonal Eu<:ullve Murphy was a schoolmate o. cuse; Mr. and Mrs. Henry . Board will have far • radllni Mr. Downing. Roush and Mildred Roush, of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter and infiuenoe. Thirteen ll'ldlllle Mr. and Mrs. Chester Owens Racine : Dale Rous.h of Akron; family and Mr . and Mrs.' Rob- . study' scholarship awanll · ol and family have returned to Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush. Mr. ert Thompson and fami~Y at- , · $2,500 each ID be presented In Jheir home in Springfield, Va . and ~rs. Roy Buck and Pam. tended the Thompson family~: · 1867 were assured whea . . followiog a weekend VJSll here Mrs. Maggie Dlls, Parkersburg; union Sunday, held at the C ATTENDS CONVENTION - Attending the Board voted Thursday to Ull with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller, , shire Grange halL Biennial International Convention in Cleveland of yearly the scholanhlp fee paid Ernest Hughes. Their daughter, Mrs . Harry Link and family, ' Mr and Mrs. Rober! Thomp· l The Delta Kappa Gamma Sociely last week was to the lnlemsUoual Ol'llanllatlol Barbara Sue Owens. has. been of Flmida; Mr. a~d ~rs. 80~ ~nd family visited Sunday · Mrs. Harold Sauer, Middleport, president of the loby each of the Soclely't more . 'th M and Mrs Roy acrepted at Mary Wa shmgton ' Gary Griffilh Antlqmly; Edith, cal chapter. She is shown here conversmg with the than 97,000 memberS, lniiUII'of · Fr ed nc · ksburg, Va ., I Joan , Nancy ' Rous h' R.oger evemng WI r. · College m Holter ~nd family, Chester newly-elected International President, Mrs. Nell continuing to !Dvesl theM fulda. for the September term. Anolh- Manuel and Linda Ne1gler. McMains of Texas. The Society bas 1,975 chapters Seven scholl!l'shlps wUl lben · , 3 med' · ' Road · er daughter , Lu~Jlle . I-I Syracuse. in the United States and Canada with approximatebe added to the six awanll now cal technician. w1ll be assoctat-1 Mrs. Cora Hitchens left Sunly 100.000 members. It is a professional honorary givea from the !Dterest rece!Jo ell wilh Washington and Le< t day, for her home , El Past, society for women educators who have demnnstrat· ed from scholarship fllllll lnUnlversily. . .. Texas, after spending t w0 ed leadership in education. Approximately 2,000 v..tments. Mrs. Minnie Gilmore ·~ VJstt~ 1 . months with Mr. and Mrs. Brad· I key women teachers, ele_mentary through college ing in Covington, Ky ., With he! 0 lord Maag and othei' relatives. Oa August 12 Delta Kappa and university, are attending the conclave in CleveGamma members were· auesta daudghfler:,Mrs. Raymond Burns ! Mrs. Jack Curtis and daugh· land. of the Ohio organization It the an am1y . d 1 Mr BarbaJJones spent Monday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holter ter, Sandra, an g~e~:~er W '"''=-· -''"-··« ~,.:;;- ..,,.--,r1i-~" Tops ol lhe Popa ~ IIY and ,..~, y in Columbus with ol Rt. 1. Racine, will celebra~ and Mrs. Edmond 1 nd Mrs The lhl11)' • 1Wil oanual the Clevelllld Symplurny ord\11Mr. • . , rs. Lee Davidson. their !illth wedding anniversary To':'my and Pam•.•. a Calif . coJVentloa or the Ohio !18ocl• lra 1D 1111 Publlc A...._ Mr• ..,..,- ard Pierce Is recup- on August 28. Open house will Lelia, Fhnt of Whllli~r, ~ ' alloa of Garden Clubs will be 2:00 PM-PONY HARNESS RACING . eratir '' . . a recent lllness at 1M! held at their home from 2 are VJSttmg relatives m Clark loekl Ill the Nelllerlaad HlllaD ' 2:30 PM-PONY & HORSE RUNNING l her after spending five to 4 p. m. Sunday. burg, w. va. Bone JIGteliD Cloolanltl, 011 Avpat day~ yooolzer HospitaL Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Holler were Mr. and Mr~ Hj D. I be I~ U ud H. RACES Pier 1 ;absent from her du· married so years ago al Syra- left lhll mom g er Iter a Qlltln 1riJ1 be COli~ The August meeting of the 5:00 PM ties ~ Dtlke Cleaners for cuse. They have five daughters, home, Sarasota, Fla., a lather lrop,l I to 11:•. oa WedaeoLoyal Helpers Class of the fWILIGHT HORSE HARN&fl RACING ·fill with Margery HarMrs. Ethel Cooper, Parkerstwo weekll vlslt with his tn' =~ · 1d the CoDveah h the pr D B d friends -:~ · will S,..cuse Melhodl•t c urc rl9 substituting. burg, W. Va. ; Mrs. Susan H. . oneyd a;lth relatives tn liiirdm Tm lit bao - · held Monday evening at Mr. 8lld Mrs. Ernest Hqltel ~~_;;;;;;:,;;;~~:...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= Gates, Vienna, W. Va 'drs. Pomeroy an lean af aooo. Bpeakm IJMI w~ ftlmliJ dlaMatlie Lawrence, Porlland, Marietta. ard tHir lllbjeell - llsled Ia the church. en~ wilb 1 S 'lblrll Mrs. Dorothy Browning and John Frick r~eived w tJ!I Gifdp Path fur AprO. ner at tbelr boml DD • Mrs Ruby Turner Grove City; Tuesday, that hJS son-In-law, AI· lt(ly •all JDIIe, all• laformaMrs. Ralph Robson, president Ave. SUllday Ia obsllnlllel of and· four sons, D~lbert, Malta; bert Burkhart of Clarksville, tloa oa lbe Tour 111 Gardeu conducted the meetlng which their Goldell Wedd!Di AIIIIV«'Dana Coolville; Carl, Marietta, Ind., underwent maJor surg~fl' al weD u tbe bllllkl Ill lUI opened with Psalm 23 In uni· aary which~ JNI'IMDad~ ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS and Charles, Columbus. . at Ba?tist Hospital, Lo~svr e, .01 fw ruervttloll. son. Devotions were led by Aq. 15• euc which took • There are 13 grandc~lldrea Ky. His room number I 222. Mrs WilHam Houdashclt who lllelr w~ A"m'a+- IS. and three great grandchddren. · 1D Brls..., enn., ...-. • Chatter Club Group Charter il Draped read Luke g,18-1!7 and gave a 1916. LARGE HAUL • B D f .4 Group meditation from The Upper Here to ualat 1bem Ia lhl WASIUNGTON (UPI) -Air Is Entertoaned . ed ~ wu draped In Room, closJn& with prayer. observaace were lbelr daqhift Force, National Guard aad Air thMr~ha~t~!g=:a:... mem.:ry of ~llmett.a Smfth 11 was voted to start a floWer llld lamlly,: Reserve planes have l at her home. Wyllis Hill. A when Theodorus Council, Daugh- fund with each member conlrlb- ~ =~ Va. A cake IJid 0 100,000 Gl passengers !on was con· ters of Amerlea, met In regu- utlng !De each Sunday. A read· P : ed foR destinations within the United short b~sln~ F'tsch- lar aesslon Munday evening at lng, "Lcrd of All," was given lee eream wu let'V owStates since the start t1 Y • after which the IOOF Hall. by Mra Royal Thomas IJid mg the dinner· nce1 commercial airline strike m'!ce ::::ld~~!yed. Prizes Dean Bamltz, councllor, ~re- the ~ling closed with lhe edMr,; month. games were awl!l'ded to sided and opened the meetmg Mizpah benedlctlon IB IDlison- and arrangements ol 1'0111, ' The Pentagon said or S art Mrs in rituallsllc form. It was that its "Operation Mrs. Thomas tew ' tha. ted th t F nnle McNamee A soelal hour was enjoyed mums and other flowers, car· Four to make ready and four to roLeave" has concentrated ~ld Dunfee, Mrs. N~iel: :,:"Glad : Cu~kler remain tU and refreshments were served rylng out lbe loldea theme. Tile. lll designed to win at school. Smart In looks, providing transportation Brggs, Mrs. H:a~ ~lr: Mr,' In Holze/Hospital and that to Mrs. Robaon, Mrs. Helen couple received ~~ smart In per1ormanco, fino In fitlin& too. aervlcemen going on home Mrs. Kenneth c ac a . Co Denny 19 home from Damewood, Mra. Thomas, but the day waa lowleave prior te and relurning 'O'ilbur Young. ~altai. Death benel'tts were Mra. Damon Ferrell, Mrs. calls tram friends IJid niallvtl So in, llliM!lldo, 111 Jncredlblo .far llldullnct. !rom assignment in Southeast Refreshments were aerv~ by pal~ f r WUmett.a Smith The Orville Crooks, Mrs. Houda- with I surprise phone .99 Asia. :::ve~:'sl\1%. ~:;;;:"Ebe~ next ~eeUng will be M~nday,. shell, and a guest, Rev. Wen- :;m~::· Walter H. to Sepl 6 al 7:30 p. m. dell G. stuUer. r Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Webster baeb. • tf Beverly vtslted over weekend wllh her mother, Ml". Frances Bearba. I . I -~· ~ ' ; Ar?Ab~odutand '-Women, [ducat ion' Tqpic ' • At SororL ty Convention Around and .I 11 . ~ Gardf'R Cl~t_b . About Hold Reunion •r' I' . ~018 Meeu at Headley• The Rose Garden Club of Mrs. Reibel judged orally aod '·· G'"'id.:ndRescouesndhahhellds :'fa~~lyl~~ $ Pomero.y Tuppers Plains held a flower gave lips o_n . nower 1\)'l'an~ng !i Middleport •• ahow and their August meel1og for the exh1b1tors. . i. . . , union at Portland Park, San- ~ I tt--»atly .· • ' lHtwt.ed .r:,.'l'ullllllra" 01 The Mel,..Maon .4reo t ' . - "· :I -~~ n5 .~ .. .= ~~'' -·XVIII --------------------------------------~~-------------------------------------------5:E VQ~ NO. 86 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1966 ------------~ 1 'i.'i 1 GOESSLER ;' JEWELRY STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY FOR THE FAIR I.,.,.,....,...,...,........,......,..........................,,...,....,.,....,,\ FAIR WEEK WED. T1uu SAT. Flpreo eonflnued movlne toward a reeord attelljlance for the .l.. Meigs County Fair on ,W+aday - second day of!M,103r<Lannual event- as ~.~ ,patd attendance passed lh'rliOiil the •ales. .1'!tf \8!15 paid attendance was 1,81,1 <rl tne second day, accordiftt'. ~ bon Reuter, fairboard seqretpy, 'lbe crowd on the 0~ - ~Y of the fAir nearly dclubl~ 'that of during the same "'' .~year. · "(l':erythlng looks real great I' ~ i Fronk Halters CI b Big B;~d ~:ient T e e rote Their 50th t{i ShowCaseof1966 and Loyal Helpers Class Meets In Syracuse * r. FQrltily Dinner Givenuf>on --•n• Anniversary OPEN FRIDAy NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 PM O:rte ":.'ymond :V,';::''l= r TONIGHT thru FR !DAY "MARRIAGE ON THE ROCKS" Frank SinatA Deborah Kerr (Color) CLOIID THRU AUGUST 20 IT'SHCWI IILVEit SHO( fJ/fef wftft tu,. ptisn ,tun with ~llpurch•JI Gf fiOLl·rMPWT SHOES 1 TONIGHT olltiTUISDAY Aua. 21-22·23 uHARPII" (Teclurleolor) Peu1 Newman LalU't!D B acou -·" Janet Leleh WEDNESDAY r. THURS. Aull· 24-25 NOT OPIN FRIDAY and SATUIIDAY I Auguot 26.27 "THE GHOST AND MR. CHICKIN" (Teolmlcolr>r) Doa Knr>tll Joon SlaiOJ "TAPPY AND THI JUNOLI HUNTIR" . (Teclllllrolor) Alr.Conclhlonetl For Ylllr C.111fort .. ··~ ~ _.. . .. _...... .. .. Jesa Vorhees, Rockbridge; ••cond, ~ and Leist, Caldwell: third, Whitl and SOns, Piketon: fourth, GfiOI'ge Davldaon, Mill· wood, W. Va. Jq.UE ·RIBBON SHEEP !!hropsbires, Dick French, Athena, . U) Corrledale, Rex Robin~~!"),' Coolvtlle, (5); Dorsets, Robinson, (I); Cheviet, French, 14). SWINE S. H. VoUborn, Bidwell, Rt. z. 5 blue ribbons. . OTHERS P1e contest winner IWednesday) - Mrs. Harold Blackston, Athens Road; School competilion - Bradbury won first, Southern J:;lementary, second. BEEF CATI'LE Herefords - (Males) -Hugb Leiiheit, Pomeroy, 3 bIue ribbons: Alfred Gans, Pomeroy, l; I. 0. McCoy, Reedsville, I, exhibited the grand champion bull: Hiram Slawler, Middlepori, reserve champion bull, I blue ribbon. . nesday at Meigs County Fair, FeDIBies - James Mered1tb, in to classes, were: Pomeroy, I first; Russell Arch- Cathy Morgan, Middleport, er and Sons, Guysvllle, grand "Peppy Kimble," 4-H borsechampion female, three blue manship class_ ribbons; James Betz, Langs- Lead-in ponies, all riders gi•· ville, Slawter and W. L. Carr, en slllllU trophies. They were Coolville, each one blue ribbon; Jean Bobo, Mark Frost, Eric Hugh Leifheit exhibited the re- Sciles, Cindy Meeks, Tony Kellserve chompioB female. nedy, Teresa Whil~ Jimmy S. H. Vollborn and Son, Bid- Johnson, Rhonda Reuter, Scot well, won lZ firsts in Slrorthunr Nease, Tim Nease, Anita Hig· jndging. 1 gins, Jan Betzlng, Mary RidgFirst place wlnnen liD the way, Mark Kaiser, Lu Ann annual horse show staged Wed· Rousb. Bill Cole, Tuppera "Miss Tinker," weslera · ure pony 48 to 56 !Dc:hes. · . Bob Ridge, Jackso., "ll:vial San," western pleasure lUii. Jack Hawley, Ml~ pleasure pony, harness a., Sberry lnclestad,, PomiiUf, "Miss Connamar.," !JlDCifill pleasure horse_ John Wolford, Marietta,..._, ky Bee," barrel race. Shirley Burdette, ~ "Poco Joe," WesterD p~ (Continued OD Page. I) 852s Riddle Tunnels . In Heavy Bomb Runs .' v ..WORLD Ia SAIGON (UP!) - U.S. 852 bombers today un[l~:~~~:hundreda of tons of ex[I on a suspected tunner complf!X, arms [factory and base camp 325 north of Saigon. American planes also ballled aguln with Communist MIG jets over North Viet Nam, U.S. military spokesmen dhlclosl!(l. The weekly American casualty report ISsued In Saigon today showed U.S. combat deaths uw,vou toward 5,000. Spokesmen 1 101 Americans were killed acUon last week and 583 wounded. The U.S. death toll iD VMI Nam now ataDda al C,711. Spokesmen •aid the ratio d'ad &9' killed lui wee!< wu better lban 14 to L '11lOJ nported 1,431 CGmmuniSII tiDed ml IN captured In lhe week Communist q. IJ. Over 1,000 Preview Word: Terrific Tomorrow, THURSDAY- We'll Close At Noon To Go to the Meigs County Fair At The Rocksprings Fair Grounds ••• ..,.. ON FRIDAY, WE ARE OPEN TIL 8AT NIGHT ON SATURDAY, WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 9AT NIG~~ E,lberfelds Pomeroy Colorpr1oont •" ' . 3201 8lld over class - F~rst, c- -and- "TWO ON A GUILLOTINE" Connie Stevens Dean Jonet - GuysvUI" elll:::: 9·99 5 the Or1t of two lhowa. HORSE PUUJNG CONTEST 2800 pounds and less - First, Homer Storts, Frankfurt: seeond, Gerald Guthrie and Son, Coolville; thlnl, Marvin Whitt, Piketon: fourth, Charles Bowersock, Dart: fifth, Munl MeKay, Newport 21101 to 3200 pounds teamsFirst, Storts; second, G. R. Douglas, Coolville; third, For· est Copperlder, Thornville; fourth, John Crouser, Elizabeth, 'IV· Va.: mth, Ralpb Guthrie, =a-:; in: ·, U the weather wm hold aul," Reuter said this morning. Paid attendance Wednesday night to the graudst.and (horse pulling) was on which reprosented an tnereaae of 200 over last year's attendance lrgure for that altraotion_ Officials were expecting 1 big turnout today and tonight. Highlight of the Thursday allernoon aelivlly was pony and borse harness racing while the Blg Bend Minstrel As90Clallon's Talent Sbow Case Is te preaenl . I Big Attraction! 7e·.f'AI - ~ " · .. llerl.... __ ·-· See Tomorrow.., Thursday Evenings Papers For News of Our Friday and Saturday Sales I I '' Nine Perish In Bus Crash HONG KONG (UP!) Commlst Chinese Defense Minister Lin Piao appeared side-by-side with party Chair1\lall Tse-lung at a mass rally In Peking today, providing Ifurther IW!denee the Red army chief Is llow the No. 2 man in Peking hierarchy. In the clearest Indication Lin's new preminence in leadership of Communist !ion, Peking Radio listed the year-<1\d defense millister cond to Mao in its report the nation's leaders attending Weary Pair End River Journey the rally. The CMI!eoe IUaell I lmporllllee Ia ..... ~ Ifill U.lflll wblclr uually fDdlrato . . ll'der If pnced•c. .. IIIII power lllerlrey. Last Saturday lhe OwnnnftM : party's rullllg Central 01111 4it; tee Issued a COIJIIIIIIIIlli :fi, whicb Lin was the Gilly ot'nll; offidal menUoaed by ~ aside from Mao. ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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