http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/caeb82b19b3cf77ebfb37995afced899.pdf eb21fe47900b3eb48bb155e8be841688 PDF Text Text .' " ! R G .Edwards Family ··· ' ~':1:t:::; p.· eception iven ~==·at CorTuh""" . d rrily " ·.: f c f :~~;~~~o~~,~:~~;~~!dn~~:· .:i astora oup e f::i~:::.~!~rSu~:~·~~:;: C0 rne r 1o-Dallt rent~net. Pantet\i1olll«ddlpaat;e., ~.t;., P t Johnson The a)lnual Edwards ' family l ' • I •• CAarliM Boellich, Ter; 99flrSZ92 ' , ' I ' ' ' · · •· I SLACKS· 1 , • • Mrs. .;h;·;;i I '-:=========::!... ler . vJsJ!mg here from Pennsyl- t Around and :P~- ,.- ,. " ~·· · 1 .. vania wilh the Rev. Mr. and . RonaJd Grm · dMrs..M1.ller. '1 I' rs. ley..\1<·. and Mrs. George Free- ' I ., I . .'' Free Pat king Faci li ties fo r Customers ' ' I . \'<.· ~~~d ~!r ~~~u~~s c~~~i~ng~!:,;~ ~ BY THE VPJ . Star .. ... . . e.··· . ' ,. ~wmber . ·2,500 Cong Repulsed \ In Four-Hour Battle. At Gates of Capital ,_ ' ' • •• deal ' ! high heels for favors. Mrs. Ri· And qp Portland way, the, · , Don Johnsons are home from a·1 chard Jones was there to glve1 ~ the ho;tess a helping hand. The trip through the New England ~ ' . MONT(ioMERY, ALA • .:.. A tl1ree·iildjle federal court 'l'ues· day issu~ a reslralnin& order th~t preltents the state from enforcilll! ,.a new law lll!lier i w~i~h ea® class would vote on ' · the r-ace llf its teacllor. ! Former iGov. George Wollace ' refused to be aerved with the c~urt order rue'ada~ . and h i s Wilt, Gov r Lurleen Wall~, called the ruling a "star cham· bet" proceeding the refusal bad· no effect on the court's order. ~~ sets fancy handkerchiefs, and Ab out Middl eport .• ·r- • :~si.~~~~~~ ~~::gh: kids had • ball. I ho! Mrs. Ern est Quillen, Mrs. A. 0 . ,j ~ Mr. and Mrs. Karl owen have : olymptc grounds at Lake Placid, Lee. Mrs . Roy Arms. Mrs. Ross \ iii enthusiasm for the wonderful [ N.Y. Tbe~e they saw the U~!tStewart. Glenna Soulsby, Mrs . .i ij world of Ohio - and credit al i ~d States bobsled team. whl;h , least part of their latest dIs·' will g~ to France lor i!Je 08 A. Cder. Mr. and Mrs. Bob I Moore and Bobbie Lnu, Mr s. The Rev. and Mrs. P au I coveries oi the state's beauty OlympiCS. At Lake PlaCid, Mr. Da\·id Wa tson. Mrs. Harold Da- Fnsh, daug~ter, Paula, and son, , and int.erest spots to the niaga. and Mrs. ~ohnson were guests v'ts. , "rs Maxine Arnold Mrs. , John, of Av!lla, Ind. were holt- zmeot . th anarne t ,of Mr. and' Mrs. Ray Shackett tn • . • I'd . l.f'rov watsnn, and Mr. and Mrs. i day weekend gUPSts of Mrs · , Don an<. Ray wete army rJen s. Bob Stewart. Ri rky. Tammy, ! Crary Davis. They came espec- The couple accompanied Mr.l Alter leaving the~ they drove Santl v. Hobb ie and Debbie. I Ially to visit Mrs. Mary Tit tiS, 1 and Mrs. Charles Price of Co· I to Lake Champlam and· .Into mother of Mrs. Frish, who is a Iumbus on a trip through north- IVermont to see the nat lv_e .~ ' I patient at the Ru., ell Nursing ern Ohio. They visited the woodcraft. At Ragged Mountam ~p~J:Ii~'hih! Home at Alb3r.y. Kingswood Center at Mans-: Lake near Andover, N.H. ; the 1\!Al!l!!",.Jl~:~4 t.. Oren Bumgarner of Wilmc:t, field , went to Malabar Farm, I Johnsons met her brother, Mr. . Ill. ond his daughter, Sally Ann ; home of Louis Bromfield, and: and Mrs. Bill McKelvey and Mens and Boys Trousel'J TONIGHT · of Chicago, Ill and James Boic•.ltoured the rnstored home oi l son of Hartford', Conn., aM Mrs·. Sept. 5 in the style, fabric u d , 1Lanca.ter. were Saturday g\test' .Jona than Hale. After rntumlng j Johnson's. parents, Mr; and "TEXAS ACROSS !of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haskins. to Columbus they went to the , Ml'll. Wlllmm MeKelvey Sr .. size for you. Come in aJid THE RIVER" Joey ; Visiting Sunday with 'llr. and Old World Bazaar In German and Marvin, of Portland, who ;)•' an aelect yours now, \l,tr l in Bishop , Mrs. Haskins were Mr and Mrs. Village. The two couples were ! have been visitllll! with t h • : -;;~~~~ Cha•les Ha skins and son, Mat· guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Willard younger McKelvey family. So r:Jen n Slrll a thew, of McArthur. i i it was really a famlly reunion. ,·., nt Sl ev .. ns Mrs. Peter F. Klein and sor.s. zer Hospital since Tues~ay, was The Johnsorlo proceeded to 1 - -- -- - - - - 1Peter and Richard, left Mon· returned to hts home Sunday: Steamtown, U.S.A. at Bellow, eMent •nd Boys Wur ' WEDN ESDAY, THU RSDAY , day for N•wport. R. I. whPre following m!'dical tre.1tment. • Falls, Vermont to. see the steam · ,. > AND FRIDAY ~hey will reside, The family has Mr. and Mrs. Gary .~ult and locomotiVf!l.dating from 187'7 to ' ·' "V~~~·~~:tA" ! spent the past month here with family, here from Springlield l1948; visited Roadside Ametlca, l IPECIAJ.I SPECIAL! Bngitle Hardot ' Mrs. Cedric Clark ar.d Mr. and for the weekend, joined Mr. and the Pennsylvania Dutch aetU• · Now - PLUS1Mrs. 0. P. Klein. Enroute to, Mrs. William Ault a.nd famity 1!ment, and stopped at Hersh.ey, Woment Aero..Shave "THE MILLION EYES OF SU·MURU" ' Newport. the !amilv plannerl a for a trip to South Shore, Ky.; Pa... be!ore return j ng h o m·e:l Seamless Keeps on 10lten· In in& and softenlq. Prankie George , stop at Niag3ra Falls. 1to attend a famlly reumon. I The1r two sons, Brlan and , Hosiery 1 'll'ulon Nuder ! Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coats'l Mrs. Ruth Sheets hu return· IBruce, were guests of thelr j ~aror l!llthoL t and son, Robert. of Kirk!lVill•. ed to her home in Columbus a(- 1 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Lt... Mo. were holiday weekend [ ter a week'• vloit here wit~ Mrs. ITheron JOhnson of Racjne for[· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. E. McKinley. the week. ---·Gaskill. · . Bnrk Finnncing Gives You More Confide:'c e, That You Have Financed Your Cor W~.e re You Are Building Val unble C.:' ~ ;: For Future Needs. · .. · Yelllh-. .."'iORLD Elbtrfelds Ate Headquarters For ' • · · · · - ---... ..... ' t\ ~at MEIGS THEATRE BANK LOAN ,r "'"' '. =· l . lrtsiiJ clear lkles 'wtlll H~ de tempel'llllle dl,ap toalCbt lid 'l'hnday,low t..IPI ·m•al11 Je llle Ill. . ' bir1h~l . . d ' th t ant. · · 1 h . d ht Penn • A reception was held Fr1day1 Bob Moore opene e even ~ifts wern ptesented to Mrs. ' ~oy of 1 etr aug er, y evening at the Syracuse Naza. 1with prayer. There was music , cora Morgan. 70. of Point Pie•· · ~GNED IN TEXAS . • U.S. Ml' FOIW·fiMiaan; i'lll Sue ed cu p rene Church par sonage honor- by the Stewart family, scripjure l san! the oldest 'them· K 0 II y · airman rei:enlil!•ciQmpllted ba1 Mr!. Jo mson ' erv d , d.: ing the Rev. and Mrs. A. E. from Psalm I by Bobbie Lou Say;e six months th; young. ' Airman Timothy R. Priddy sic trilnlnl at ' I\DWiiiP ~. "'nkro; ; Jre erean~. can v n · · ''0 Ch h" ' ' -. son of Mr· and Mber'·of • . ~ · Mtller. Moore, a pll!'m, ur urc est· Mr and Mrs Don car••· G "" "' L. Tez · He becomea ·a· c,·: t dn nk!=: llHmt's were P1<~ y. f th , . . Prldd I . Rt I R Ua d has ••· 'lr Tra'·'•g ·Co u. ·6 .1 h . . . ·" d Program chatrman or e by Mrs. Arnold, and a s I o rv, , roll Radford Va for •ra~1 1· 11g CL-' 1o . , u n, ""' " """ ' . • '"' tt" ' a·.l :l l u r • : " "'"" D.... 1111r1en8 been 11.,. ,,_..... _. to ..,.llll •. hlln"'FB, .. •· a I""" • r.· '1' 11·1 ."nn ..''f'S e d .• . event " '" Mrs. Max ·me Arnold. I "Th&'first Man to Go In Space I the ' farthest · ' Mr .,and Mrs Wil· "'1 .., "'"Bdua'• "' of :"uUaNI " . ''!" to tne wmners. an gr11s \\ ere . ,, b . . ' . . '11•• I lralnl ' . and d IY. 81 H""h School . . _ _ __ _ __ ..;;...._ prosrntrd to Penny Sue. :Before the Atrp!ane, Y Mrs. 1uam Boswell , West Columbia, Hoeflil;h · ' IJ.i~-~··i.iior"-'~~llli;: . ~&ii"iii.iiiiOi.i'"i;;;;;=-''...·.....•..·il&;;;;;;i;';;;·_,._ G ue~ts at the psrty were Cin-' A 0 . Lee. Ithe youngest marrted; Mr. and . dy Glaze. Mary Kay Gallaghrr,l M;,s. Leroy Watson ~resen~ ~ Mrs Leo Plants, Point Pleas, ·. ,.. Theresa Smder. Kathv and Ros- ed :\ly Sunday School, a P<>-, ant, the largest fami!y in attenTh I hth bi rthd art ·for Becky Fultz u•ij•hter Pomeroy, 0. al1nd Ferguson Conme MoodiS- em. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ste- . dance. I eeg ~y P y ' ' e • w t an ''He Touchedg Me "I · . · w of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz, took a novel turn, to say p:n<gli F'atth Ann Herrmann, ar s g . : Anme Mc~lpm of Nttro, . ' the least It was a "ladies" tea party staged-on the Fultz TON IGHT Vtckv l < •e Shery l W oods. D eb· Several gtfts were prese nted to !' Va. was elected the family 's Ilawn Th'ere were silver trays flower arrangements 11Dd Seplember S Mr • and Mrs ' Mtller "'qe ' 1-,,-, l " !m <W I'I J)ph h! P (.;~)1:J O~lf' r the ,...~ U en f Of th e vear."Ad 00 r - -~ ..11· - - ..1 ~ --··~- ... ... J...l,.~ • .,Lh urhit-ft ,..).r..hi!! "DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT Da \'i£! s-tm~ h . Arnold and G·:n~ ~nc l uriin g one from the church I prize w~nt to Boswell. i \:i1UUWh:~'th;"iitt~6gi;~";;ri~:d, f~~ p~rt dressTO BE KI DDI NG" Johnsen. Cmdy Van :vln!er. Mrs. and Sunda y school, and others Among those attenJing from I ed in their mothers' clothes, they were ushered to the 1 Trdm l t'Olou r l Col ore .ntoons: llP!ty Smtih. Mrs. Garv Wa .v- from Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Harold Da- 1\ltddlcport and Por.terny were makeup station op~ratec by Barbara Fultz and Kim Jones. Who.,e L1tfl e Do~;J g ie ? land . Mik r and Jeff John son. and VIS. and Mrs. Dav td Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards Here manicures and make-."'----- - - - -H<1 pp y Ret u rns .., i ~Irs . .~arjorie Bal l. Mrs . Claude Cunnmgh~m w~s l and Brenda, M~s. Franklin !"ip- up jobs were given. McMaster in Elyria. . SHOW STARTS 8 P.M. The girts remained for a pa. at the pmno fo r the ~.nendshtp lett, Debbte, Rtcl<y, and ~ondy, The girls played "bridge" Incidentally the Prices• son, :: m;",;P:".:,: rt_: Y_ _ _ _ _ rt rcle smgmg of Amazmg Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Trtplett, with "Old Maid" cards and Bill. will leave tn two weeks for 1:·•::, r Mrs . Richard Long an~ daugh- . were ;nvited to "kick off their Germany to complete his mas1 : Grn ee." 1 Mrs. Wa tson conducted. games 1ters. Melinda and Mary Beth.I shoes and get comfortable" ter's deree work at a universl; whi <· h were won by Davtd Wat- i Mrs. Phillip Bailey and • on, . when it came serving tim e. ty there. A graduate of 0 hI o son and George Freeland. Cake, 1 Jerry, Mrs. Willa Maude Coats 1 Thern were fancy open-face State University and a former oce cream, punch and coffee 1and Mrs. Barbara Betzlng and1sandwiches frosted ccokies, and teacher at the Pleasant View , were ser ved from a table cen- children. Also tber~ were Mr.l petits lour~. IHigh School in Columbus, this fered wtlh a rose arrangement. 1 and Mrs .. Al Hendrtcks, M1 k e The name cards for the 25 : will be BID's third trip to Ger'l'he redecorat.ed parson age.was a~d .stev1 e, Pam and L1sa or· guests were artificial flower many. He spent .two summers loured followmg the eceptton: Wmfteld, W. Va. replicas, and Mrs. Fultz gave there as. guests of friends. G ue~ts. were Mrs. M~:~ry M1l_ --· , ·~ "little girl'' lipsticks, cosmetic ·" · WITH A ---· . • ' ~ ,' •• -.- / J . ·' ·· • . • ·, ,.... nb!;<>rvance of the ninth • " !. 9th Birthday d M . 1 -'====---·--.;=·=f,j • Elberfelds Memb~ r Fede ra l Depos it insu ra nc e Corpor ation ',----------.--.,.... ""' .........,...,._..,..---.,....--J ,.,,.,_,,._,_,_ , ._.,,..,_,_,,.=,., • • '" 2,.. 88c bus, and her fiance, Lary Fine- ~· MissKettering, Barbara Jones, Colum-, gold. were weekend • .,.. 68c . ; · . , ; . · ; . ; . .·,; ;.·-; ;.·~-=:·::::~:;~ . '.'e .'" ston•• f~~~~~~:~~=~:=~==~~===~· 1 '1 Pomeroy ~:.~t·E~e~:~p~:~~~· Mr. ard Mrs. Mike Fleehtner has ••· FALL: a ~-cha"I'·· • t urn~ · • to CoIurn bu s' aIter spend· ' Ing the weekend hem with her mother, Mrs. Hattie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ley of Columbus were holldnv wePk· end uesto of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edwards, Langsville, and Mr , and M". L. E. Triplett, Middleport. W!lliam White came t r o m Washirgton , D. C. Saturday night fo r his ~aughtet· , Cindy, 1 who has spent the • u m m or I here with her 8J'ancipRrer.ts, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gllmorn, and oth· ' er ~!ative!J . P. K. Ru•se!l, confbed to Rol- 1. : II 1/!-l. , e ·· i ,..,lllll"" . . . - J. -...1[\1 • pl t. ~---, .aa t. ~ VIJ fGJ JPP' . . . . pd• .• ~ .. •. • , I · ·~,..- ,. ~ I. J, ,.. t.. t1l Y'~w l I ;' l •• Waid Kimes of Constitution is Program Theme September 11-23 ' < Chester Dies Variety's the A program observing Constitution Week, Sept. 17-23, will bo by to thla Wilt. a feature of a meeting of Re-Jonathan Meig• C"napter fitted, CGiorful Iturn of the Daughers of the Ameril 1can Legion to he held l'riday at • fashion an law, lhtie 1 the home of Mrs. Mark Grnesor. I Included on the program plan!, li8ela. Choose Gold ned by Mrs. 0. P. Klein will be I a panel di ..:; cu~~ion on thf' Co1i· or Silvlr CMhld Kid. , stitution with Mrs. J . E. Harley i and Mr11. Beulah JoneM p'1r1i~l· A ,Oin,toto tine fi{I·I - U . Grnn, Plum. Trltlln Red, ••~ Connto oho" ._, . , _ l paling. New offirers ul the group , in charge of the meeting, lir>t 7t 99"10·14.99""''' 'o • • '' " L. Caft c:r..m II' 8ltlck Gllct 1 since tht> summer recess, will . . ~· James BrPwin~ton , re1 be Mrs ' Mlnenltl, S.IJOI' Borlllue SWIIt Kid or lllldt PIIIM ~adler. lilt.,._' i gent ; Mrs. Guy Ncigler, v 'c~ re1 gent : Mrs Ja:r~e~ Har'le-v, sec11.99 retary ; and Mrs. Grueser, trea· 1 ;, thlt go MJvwt- • • • ,au lhcMtllaM II lill'o..IIIIMIII acbil·: ~ . ·-- - ...... 1 surer. Dues for the year will be ' accepted. 1. Mi" Bess Sanborn anrl Mro I· '--I George Skinner will be the as-. 1 sisting hoste9ses. ' A Desk Phone in your r..,n, room. Part oll~e 7 ~1 rtllilp/!Qitf· r*:M II'J ~Q<N '·' ' • pr, ~, . ,, r ..,._ ,n om pw!tn i /OI:: t foOII "n rdd td f nlo M ~ · rooma. Th'a't war you WOII"t mise any call s. Anctya.'l. . . plenty of l1me and lttpl__. t.. .-,venience of a home d a ~ . Reach Don't run . ..,._ thal'l telephone-planned. yours a fully phoned horne. Ther&' s a biQselect1on o1 You won' t ha•r to drop wh al sty-les and col ors BYa1labla. you're OOtng everytlme tha Call your General Telephone ptlone rmg s 1! you h ~ve an busineas ofliC&-Or ae1t the utension .n 011 1~ our •mpor1 ant man Or"! the telephone lrLiCk for complete d v\~Ula. . ""..., ~<wta $1.00 per mcnlh GENERAL n-.. i ,,' ., OPEN TEL/PHONE ~, "' A thought lor the day- British writer Norman Douglas once said : "Many a man who thlnka to!~ oome~~~~~:J ' '· �' • • • T] I .. j ' Hlsusslooto Iron mg. Let someone else do 1!. Look under LAUNDRIES. In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fmgers do the walk1ng. • . " I ' I "'( e HUNTING COATS ' eHUNTING PAtm Society Notes eBOOTS I I Congo•• \ eSOCKS A History ~0 DeSoto of Turmoil '' ' Once again the Re· public of Con go i" engaged in the type of internal struggle that has marked its existence since independence was ¥ranted bv Belgium m 1960: ;.;ew faces and old have emerged in the Ia test upheav· al, after the nation had experienced a period of relath e calm. fighting began wi_th the air! if ling of. wh1le mercenanes into Kis a n g a n i, f ormedy Stanlevville, but the massive rout of these force$cla1med by Lhe govemmenl has now been disproven. ~ebel KaLan gese, who still pledge aile· giance to the imp1 isoned ~Ioise Tshomhe, have joined with the · · ~" ..• 2 Dr. H.T. Aut. trans. Power ste\~og \ eCAPS r ., 600ids88 • • • • 2 Dr. H.T. Aut. trans. Power steering, radio and heater NAME BRAND GUNS ·. eBROWNING 600pel • • • e WII'\ICHESTER 2 Dr. 4 Cyl. . \ 59 Studebaker • $195 • f Dr,•BCyL Std. trans. Radio and beater .' I I 11 '' 56 Studebaker • • f Dr. 8 cyL Aut. lralls. Radio and heate.r . REMINGTON • "\ .. . GUN <;,LEANIN~ ' ·~·~·~d•ijtno~ ~~~ .. qiH Pf,lllipt. ·Din eSAVAGE c...,..lete Stock Of i'tOI'i You Buy & «;et A Good D..J ' eREMINGTON wE 1siua $U,PPUES . .' .-~o.~. •awaln' lRMidtnt & Non •Brulhes .• <Solve¢~ eOIIsf!tc. l Rlllchnt) • ' 0 n cise a~~~~~~A}~· African African in seven·year-old I ' ' .., • ' �' • • • T] I .. j ' Hlsusslooto Iron mg. Let someone else do 1!. Look under LAUNDRIES. In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fmgers do the walk1ng. • . " I ' I "'( e HUNTING COATS ' eHUNTING PAtm Society Notes eBOOTS I I Congo•• \ eSOCKS A History ~0 DeSoto of Turmoil '' ' Once again the Re· public of Con go i" engaged in the type of internal struggle that has marked its existence since independence was ¥ranted bv Belgium m 1960: ;.;ew faces and old have emerged in the Ia test upheav· al, after the nation had experienced a period of relath e calm. fighting began wi_th the air! if ling of. wh1le mercenanes into Kis a n g a n i, f ormedy Stanlevville, but the massive rout of these force$cla1med by Lhe govemmenl has now been disproven. ~ebel KaLan gese, who still pledge aile· giance to the imp1 isoned ~Ioise Tshomhe, have joined with the · · ~" ..• 2 Dr. H.T. Aut. trans. Power ste\~og \ eCAPS r ., 600ids88 • • • • 2 Dr. H.T. Aut. trans. Power steering, radio and heater NAME BRAND GUNS ·. eBROWNING 600pel • • • e WII'\ICHESTER 2 Dr. 4 Cyl. . \ 59 Studebaker • $195 • f Dr,•BCyL Std. trans. Radio and beater .' 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ILI.CAN MORTON'S 'j ,. ·.- COFFEE CH.UC STEAK • . 111,. . , ., "' _,.; .,.. .... , . .1--': 1. .· l ,. -!·~I ' , ' $· - .. DON'T PASS 22 these ' . UST $U8. . bargainsl · OUTERS GUN CLEANING KITS 22 RIFlE 12 GA. 16 GA. LIST $3.98 s 22 20 GA. ~----------~----~-----RURAL �'PI-!~- . ·___.......,....___ .. __ ... ---- ..-----.. - ·----·~-~-----...- ...........-"-_........1,.....~ ' _, .- -...-•- •·-· -- ····- "_....., , , ' ' .....,_.. _. \ i • - • ~ •- • .,--. ~ .,. ....,........ I • ' ~ • • . . ' . ' ·I ·-.! . ' ... p-~~--~.--------.~--~--.-. ··' ~-------~----~·~------ ·OF YOUR '· EVE . ' '. '' f 1" TEND~ERBEST - ~· ' I, *'+:-1TENDERB~ST .I • I , .. , ·" ~ "' ' '. " BON[LES.S ·- ,..£ -ALL' MEAT ~ • . Bologna c ·Middle~rt, 0: ,, c :. . ,· ' ·lb•. ·. ' ' /l-' - - I •"''"~ .. /-:::-":·; ' ?t.~~-- J . ,, . . ..,..,....,.. -1,11' . ,.,...... -· .r' -1~ -~ ,. ... • . I -- '' • ' ) . . . . ··· • . ' ", ~ . .' ' ~- "' c l .. -.. I ... I ' t . .... • • . . _,' . .. . ' ... . . __ • j;· ;_. :' '~~~... . i' . .' : ·. .."' .· '' ·• 1 I ' t" .• ' ' . BONfJS BITY TENDERBEST . ' TENDERBEST ·l' i ' '• • I lb.. NEW ' 'J.. •• ,. '\ .1. . · ~ 11 ·. ' ' ,. l I ·, ~ · StrawbeVty ;~ ~- ,,P·reservestJ\ _. ' c • FREEZE.DRIEb ·~ .• CAl~SEVEN " ~- . .-Orange Drink . !' Low~cALORIE . • ' ' ,.,.," ." '' .. • . .,, , A I · ~.,o ~ ~- · i1 (! ~ EVERYDA. LO\f PRICES · . SATISFAOION GUARANTEED . · ON ALL PROQUCTS SOLD OR • YOUR MONEY WILL IE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED ' txT~ WHILE . IT I SCHOOL DAY , ., .. 1 ~ 2 oz. - - .. I ~ 4 oz. · LB. . BAG NESTEA GIANT I 3oz. JAR . c,1 YELLOW GLOBE ONIONS lb. ' .. QUik -, ( ' •.:69~. ' ' ' ' ,, ' ' ' • , , " ;, ..EIU · , '\'.·' '-- ' .. .- . . HEAD REST.ADJUSTAILI - j '. ~~ .,.. ~ STARU~~,, ' '• (/ .-.. 1 PECORATIVE BAG bag CREME ' . ' .. c 200 TABLETS LIST $1.49 CAN . .,- . MacGR£G?R DELUXE I . NISTLII . ·' LIST $3.00 c REG. LIST 79c '• -- · ~l , COFfEE '• ·-· HAIR .SPRAY \ JllllliS I' ·" ' :·j c SPECIAL LILT PE~MANENT ' GOLF SET POTATO .· .. f .. LIST $1.69 CHILDREN • .·· "-.. Foodland .· . CAN HOME ~ . ... BOLT .ON 4 WAY BONUS BUY INSTANT TEA '1: -" .' ARMOUR·· .... ' ( . ·· .....• ·.. ' · :'. SALE .,_., - ' . WALDORF -· ~ - , ~_ . ... . ANQ.Y GARD . I • c 'I • /'l JAR WTS ·, . ': • • ' ., f ' . :lit~'!~ .· ,'. -_· . . , . ,/ri'. • ~ I ', ' • I ,• ·. +Jor..,.(C'.r - ' ·' U..s. NO. 1· · . ON ~. ' • POTATO SPECIAf}! - SPECIAL l [< · TASTER'S CHOICE -..- REG. PRIGE 59c ,. S · · I . . :. ' I ~ · ~ HER~- JAR . ~ -~ 2 LB. .. '· I aontf ;r:; _. f ·-\HU~~~~~ LICENSE BROUGHTON'S · '<' . I ~ ··· • - ~~ i' r ___ c. '~ , . = 1_ I ' I -p. ~ BONVS. IIV\' ZESTEE . RUBBING ALCOHOL ljG .. . . I' \ r 16 oz. aoriLE 1{ . ' -i CREAM ' l ·.·. ILI.CAN MORTON'S 'j ,. ·.- COFFEE CH.UC STEAK • . 111,. . , ., "' _,.; .,.. .... , . .1--': 1. .· l ,. -!·~I ' , ' $· - .. DON'T PASS 22 these ' . UST $U8. . bargainsl · OUTERS GUN CLEANING KITS 22 RIFlE 12 GA. 16 GA. LIST $3.98 s 22 20 GA. ~----------~----~-----RURAL �'. •• ' ' ''' ~ ' .••• . ' . ., '1 • ' " ' '. ~"' ... -~ • • _..,.._,' -. " t ' . ) ,>, Befort an altar decorated •mh arrangements of gladioli and carnations with palm• anti flanked by two seven branch BOat:"'d.Approves .. $7 0oo· 0'lfer ...n ""'Ui' "1 ams prot.erty. . . Ad"JOIUJU(J . Hannan s·h00l'S"Ite·' ~srortfft aboarJ t11e ship. the Beck TI. Clifton. 1 loaded with 9.000 pounds or' ---'--;' . -- Ohio Trio Rates . u·•gh ' rarhon nitrate . i ThP rP!'w ued crewmen were Bil'<" ' . l-' II '· 'I l:lkPn bv hrliropter to a hospital in "'"'" Cilv. .. fl an d Je~ mes Col+?man of Kenner ! Wf' rt> pirked uo in the area <;n me 6(! milrs sou thwest of WASHfNGTON (UP!)- Three ~1 11 1'2",1 :-t -,.., ,......, ' -j .. I ·, . ,. ,, ' .. 0 brook, -Jackson E. Betls and (1" j~ j~ . .·-'J .' ;' ' ' •• .- 0 - · ·' ,_ I I '• • 't )~ ' .~ ..• ,, 1L .. , .' . ' • ' .J 1' Sun~~y ... \ , i' 1 Jn an apparent suicide collapsed Monday night, police 1 reported pac~ Tuesday. I ~ERRf'S WORlD ·'• .' J I I . :I' .·. ' I '·' •·_t: •' J . ~ "il""! ~- .,( ' . ' "Lrf1 foce ll'"'f1tla • . I~ Now .,.vity-fighting Crest comes jn two great flavors-Regular and New Mint flavor. Both have fluoride-the most effective .,.vity• fighter ever pnt in ·a toothpaste. In fact, of the 6ve leading toothpastes : . Creot ia the only one witiJ ft~orlde, So have regular checkups, watch treato, and bn1sh after eating with the ~.avity·lighter, Creot. Regular or New Mint flavor. l. ' ' ·"h: ·- I lf01 .. KIA, '299 ONLY over htor hands, and a bOuffant skirt with scailoped Jc;ce ,m ...,0 Dowft ltllnct . . - ·-------- three t1ers. The detachable train was chapel length. H•r three. - tiered veil w o s attat:11t d to' a Quetln's t't'Own ot lace, pearls and sequillll. She cacrlell a Jar~ edg~ nandkt:r· ch1e1 and a white Bible. Her . c - ''""' Mrs, Blanche Frazier, Mrs. WilH. Howard, Mrs. Robert Kearns, Clarence S. . SaunMrs. G8jlton D. Sti!Rer, Jes"'' J,. Anderson,.__,¥ "· Gladman, Mrs. Benme A. 1.,_,.,. and infant son. unly j~wf'lry W!lS 'a pink ·hand.- : MASON FURNITURE CO. '- MASON. W. VA. ,. carved· cameo pendant, a gift ul tne groom. ML" Cheryl Williams or Waverly served as the maid ot , ,honor for the bride. She wore lln aqua peau de soie satlfi which was noor length. : I'gown The dress was enhanced by a . . ' ' wh•tf eyelet cumberbund a r. d • ·an aqua boadpiece. Her b o u- : ' Mr. and Mr~. Stani.Y R- . ' Ratliff quet was· • colonial .posegay of was centered with a three • a .<iudent at Kentucky Christian minlilture FuJI mums ol Iaven· tiered wedding cake which was I College in Qravson Kv. Mr s.' der, pink, wbite and aqua. 1 !Qpped with a gold Cana cross, Ratliff is a membe~ 9f .bo\h Gary jlatliff ol Grundy, hVa. ' enhanced by two gold r in g • Ohio State ond N~tional Soci•· served 18 best man for 18 ·\ J'oined ioge,. ther, and a min.\•- ties of Th_e 'Ainerlcan Medical brother. 'i'om and John.,Jiatlin 1 b ·of G~, cousins of the 'bride- I tut:e bride and groom and ~~- , Tee nologU,Jts. . lfOOID were the ushers. \: I tendants. Blue tapers were Mr. Ratliff, I lflllua!o Gl Nupllal \nusic was present~ silver candle holders. ' Grundy HitJh School, , is also a by Profes.Or Charles 0. ShraServing at the meption ·were I student at Kentud<y Christian der. Th~ . vocaii•t Miss Diana Mrs. Ruth Matthews, M·r s. Coiiege, w_h~re he is a member J>arslins, ·" •ang "Each for the Yvonne Sle;ghter Miss Ma·ry of the Mmtstenal _Association. Other," "0 Promise Me," and Deacon and Janet Conkol the Matheteuo Soctety, and the "The Wedding Prayer." of Waverly and· !lll"" Carolyn Utoptan Literary Soc1ety. Hi II ·For her daughter's wedding, . l!atiiff of Grundy.' Va. M198 presently servmg as a youth, Mrs. Gra•s wore a beige ace- I Dia!lll farsons '")~er~ 1he m10ist~r the W~veriy Churcli tat. A-line slip dress and a ' guests. .: : of Christ. . bl!liie A..tine Jnoe overdi;e•s wi.'l! I For a brief ~n~ trip the I The couple now re.lde at i JiveliilOII-accePS!lriesind a whtte 11 bride chang~ mtQftlre pilil<dgt- ; Gray~~~· ~!;_, rarnaiton co"age. Mrs. R a t- ted swi~ Mine d""'· She wore • Fri"!"'s a,nu relatives 1r o m Ill! chose a two-ptv.·e BUit Qf 1 the corsage !tom !he b rId a I '~qrthi~ton, Coll!lnb)ls, Co~~ blur tm with .whi~h shew or • bouque.t. bulna, Mlddl_~rt, Dayton,_ white arces•m·ies a11d a white · The new Mrs. Ratliff is a It~.~' ~·Im'!l~o-~, New Viencarnatlon oorsnge. 19tl4 graduate of Waverly High nil, and . MasSI~oo, Qhio, GrunFollowlng the ceremony, a,... School ~n~ Dr. Anson L. dy, Va.; Bluelteld, W. Va. and . (l!ptioo wa< held at the church IBrown's School lor Technician• Mace((on ~· Y. were guests at 1oclal .room. The bride's table in Columbus. £he _Is presently the ,WJlld!l!l....... - --~ - -----·- -.----- •' tl)el take your c~oice ., • f •• .. '. >'I< I .. t • I ... I N-ew Wonder Potato Chips .. ,.. neliciously different in taste! More flavor! More "* crispness! The difference is "FlAVORITE® . -the miracle ingredient that brings out the ·· i~ll-strength flavor locked in every chip, . Otrer good only on 39+ or 59+ sizes ~ . ·~.· . ,. '. ' .. Mtss·n.;.n. Jean hours-2-4 lina 7-tr p.m. Parents dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. only on Pediatrics Ward. . F. Towilsend, 7413 Lee Road. Adml11lolls West.rville, Ohio, became the j Mrs. J u I i a Williams, 145 ; brick! of Mr. Joseph C. Red'I Fourth Ave.; Mil- Paul Q. Me- 1 wine, son of" Mr. allll Mu. Kinney, 'll Gtltiekl Ave.: Earl George R. Redwine of Dillsboro. I Kuhn, 17411 Chalham Ave,; Mrs. Indiana, Saturday, July 1, at M~~·~~ 1 Bidwell; 1:30 p.m. J, , 'J'Y':~"'L Rt. I BidThe double - ring ceremony Wl!li: . ~'>\¥. Rawlins, Rt. took place at Nm:tb Lindeq 2 Pa_tt)O$)" ~f. A. Oieva• list Church, ColUmbus, oh' 11er, :~ -r r ~ .'itfl~Po _ Ill: Mn. The Rev. Robert Viegard James L. E . · r, Rt. 2 Ga}lliated. polis; Mrs. _ ,E. Francis, Escorted down the aisle Pleasant; Frl!Cl E. ~cer, ~ her lather, the bride wore an )ol\n R. Matshiil), N e " A·lit!i!d sheath gown of whl": . Hilven; Hertler! Amick, Malon; satin with a1eeve1 of chantilly Mrs. John , W, McKIIigbl, ·No_" lace. A detachable train of pilau !Jtien; . Mar~ Oll!er• de 10ie Jell frmn the MJtldleport; c.ai w. ROseThe gown was made . berry, Rt. 1 Dall· W, bride's aunt. Mr.!. ~e!llie MRS· GEpJ\GB )IEDWINB lllll, Jr~~·Rt. A tiara of rhinelttlne lind pearl • · . . _ Laura.-L. . held her votl of tulle. Sh• car- Sc l . eroy; ~E. rled an orcltld liiGUIIted upon • · • noke, Kn. white bridal Bible With stream- ' . ' · ' ers. --, '; COOlin of ' ' .•. \ " • .. • " ' ' ,., u!"brt!::":r:e7~ A cown " honor. Sbe WOI'tl'8 termelon pink lace over II :Willl a rna~. headpiece. She earrletl • Mitt ol . d8ifia: ¥Jii Cftril!le Qu ee n ~-u iJower Jif1; . IJid wore . :!fl'~~i' ~~ ~~ Jik' · ' · St ' e · ·_w :l Wonder Chips are IDade with the tend~ golden com-stone-crushed for concen· , trated :flavor. Then "Flash~risped" to eeal in all the :flavor! ·.· ' . · . . . ' : .. " Wonder-Com •h _'u. p · ~ en:Wtt ·. out ' ' ' ''l·;1. or:·•• . h00. }S 'tO•. . . u... ... •.Monc»odi\411\ Olup~.mate Townsend-Redwine Marriage !s ,Held Hospital News In Columbus Church . on July F1~$t flebeli 11Boipllll - visiting-- I MADRAS. India !UP[)--Po- : ------ --- ----lire reoorted Tuesday that an i B1,JILDING COJI!>APSED entire family or seven including ! BOMBAY, fnd1a (UP[)- At fiv• rhildron. jum""d to th•ir 1 least 15 person• were killed deaths from a cliff "'"r Palni when a rourlsiory building New Furniture •t 1 l 3 ROOMS Mi•• 1 , !I ' ., '" I '' or " '"· nl-'r ·II. ownt'll bv Rf'rk , Frank T Bow at 100, based on I• ·•t r. nldP n Mt>adow. La .. their Voting record during the ~· --· ~ wMI·i nf! for Century first ~· months of the first ses,. ,.., '" s"·~ l Co. of Gretna. La.,· sion of the 90th Congress. T • :--:"1 w<ts based in Grand Sen. Frank Lausche was rat. I· •.. '" I ed at 92 and Sen. ' Stephen The rxn losion occurred Just i Young at 29. I j' ~lrhafa lava Bay 10 the ! NorM or the representatives I r· 1 f .,• ''rxwo Thr shin was of ifrom Ohio were rated at zero t 1"' tvnl'- used to detert oil ! by Thomas shley was at 4, rlr nf1::i r ~; below ~h~ osean floor. il~d Way?e Hays and Michae l 'i 1Kn·wan were at five. Michael E'RTH THF:,IOR I Feighan and Charles Vanlk Tr'ESTE. Haly IUP[)-A , were rated at 8. I e:1rlh lremor rattl~d winliows Jn Other representatives rrom thiS Adriatic port cltv TuPSday Ohio and their ratin~ : Robert bur caused no injuries or 1Tart J. 65 : Donald Clanrv 95: d<'~ma~es. C harl e~ Whalen Jr. 45 : William Hff.H W!NilS ' McCuilough 73: Delbert Lalla DUBLIN tUPil- Winds up to · 86 : Wlliiam Harsha Jr. 91 : 70 ,.... · per hour tore across l Clarence Brown 87: Clarence lrrle"' Tuesday, uproot in g1 Miller 96 ; William Stanton 77: trees. fellin~ powerlines and I S1muel Devine 95: Charlt-s Mose ndin~ ships scurrving for sher 47 : William Ayres 70: shelt,.,r. No casualties were : Chalmers Wvlie 78 : FrRnrPs re'lOrted . Bolton 83 : William Minshail 91 ; SF:VF:N DEAD Donald Lukens 95. ~ .,..,,...., ,.., 1 l itr. Ohio representatives Tuesday 1 A rosnit <1 ! spokesman said were rated at 100 by the ~mi !h hnd a ·'real badlv Amencans for Constitutional fr·Rr•lnrf-d ank\p and hef'l on his I Action tACA), a national con. rJf'hT fool. '' HP sa i~ Colt>man ~- servation organization headh:<n ~ultip1e fr<lf' lures the quartered here. i f'"~ r•11 rl h1~ l'lrm "was pretty The /CA rated John M. Ash·~"'1 1-1 n1 un." ~ l. Prief~· to the altar by ber lasmoned with a fitted bodice, Jonj Sleeves, comltlg liJ a ' po1m ' Our CERnFIED ., OIL COMP., .. i A..£1A ,\.J J"m" Smith of ~organ City I w.·tJ~ Lower a J.oor · Jeng,tn guwn ul ttt&SC11ei· Jace ~nd peau ue SCtlt" s a t i n, ' maoe by her grandmo~'ler, Mrs. Jtuul t.:ars~y. lf!~ gown wa ~ • • ~ Chtck fotutr, tnt bride was att1rect in I" . ' candelabra, Miss Gwer.dolyn w )-'. 1 TodayhThe _ ,,/'." Day To Ruth Grass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waitt'!' Grass or Wa· ; verly, I or mer Middleport, i Route l, residents, became the bride of Mr. Stanley R e u al Ratliff. son or Mr. and Mr s Reual H. Ratliff of Grundy, ~: 'lnt: aouo1e · rmg cen~mon~ was pertormt'd b~ canuleJLgllt ilt .:. . ._w p.m. UU J1.11y ::O;j IJ) <VlL Jue t;ara ilrown at the W&verly Ltlltrc!l ot LnrJst. I· ., ' Grass-Ratliff Wedding . Vows Taken ·Duri~~- )til :'J 1 - '' I ( ; ···- . ·- · ' ' . .. ~ . ' ~~ !'f. PLEASANT- Mt.lton ,be discussed. With this openinl system. , when he was superintendent -~ Burdette then stated ' th~t the !ember 15, then he IS lliJlitled l T~~ousting of Bul'detle haa~be-· ·lurprlse to man, peop)Burdett<, superviSor of F10ance iTed Stevens moved that the Siders !ben asked Stevens with Burdette answ~ring only .d h 1 1 1 1 hi to two week vocation paid- long" · been . rumored on the some '!llsappolnted and 1~1 of the Mason County Soard ul ,salary of supervisor of instruc- how die figure of $10,3!\li w.a s ·one who held the po . sltion f 0 r ,SunnySI e sed 00 he pr nc 1'!' s. P alld will start' "Is t.a~hing du- streets of Point Plensilnt with happy -~ llWI1 wantln&· ~ 1 ~ r M t' Ralh s 1 "'· · · · ltasopenan · Jr ''High-~~ wail · many bets being taken as. to know "who · Is nOll?" Oilier Educallon an•• ormer ason l •ons, P ayre, or mer arrived ,., statmg he also was about one year but that ne had 1 h 1 Job K f·W~saPeYll!i th · ties ai the County School ·Superintendent, Ass't Sup't ol Schools, be re- a board member and did not tried · ~ find others and h ad th ' 1 th · bee:~ b_:n h~ta~ not stated wh~t he would teach how and when It would happen action of the board lui nfaht was ousted from his position duced from $11,500 to $10,300 know of the .exact figure .of told the board repeatedly that 1 \~ d e oar · 11 ue - ~ould begin on bct.Ober 2nd. and last night's aotion will not will be found In ai)Oiher lfllrY· by lhe abolishment of the poSI- for the next 10 months; Dr. salary cut until the motion was one was needed. Stevens Intel'- ~oy oy as a !rave ng prin- · --, .. , , . !ton of Su pervisor of Finance Brown seconded this motion, made. Slovens denied that. I he jeeled in the heated disrussion Clpai for ijenderson and Sunnyhy the board during a session then Sa)re asked if he might exact figure was not discussed that he- Burdette ., did both side School on a trial, basiS and '~ last night. , speak since it was his salarJ m the closed session and was jobs and he felt Smith could do had not been glv~n a trial yet ";i · . ' · ,. The motion for the abolish- lthey were adjusting and grant- backed in his statement by Dr. both too. ' Burdette answered th~refore he dtdnt fee~ the po~ tng Of the position was made ed permission by Pres. K<jl!ler. Brown. Keefer was not present that he did do both and Smith lSI lion WlS open. Sup t Smtih £ 1 bv board member Ted Stevens Sayre tolo the board and mter- for the dosed session. The mo-l could also but couldn't do jus- stated he had~ talked about sendJ'. , b , " _ and seconded by Dr. L. C. ested_ persons attending the tlon then wu put to a vote and lice to either. Smith was then mg Burdette to SunnySide as PT. PLEASANT - The Ma- the area may now attend t·h e 6th and ' Viand Slreels !Je lei'. Brow~ with Earl Keefer, pres- meet10g that he was not aware 1passed with Siders voting "No." Iquestioned by Siders if he had princtpai but recetved no sup- son County Board of Education school of . their enrollment fort maybe some_lhinl coqJd bl ident of the board, Brown and of the amount of tile cut an~ 1 Stevens then stated that an- Imade a recommendation that port on the '?alter. " last nigbt accepted the recom- thiS year. ' ·'· ·, ji'Drked out wllb lhe Board ano St•vens all voting "yea" and 1did not set the salary in t h e 1other position wps given a tong I the i b f BurdettP's hP •hnl. Burdette th~~- asked Y 0 u mendatwn of Sup'! B r o o k s Teachers hired were William· ·Court' for landscaping the are< · other ~ard member Harry Sid- : first place, but he felt It unfl,lir look by me~bei-s in the closed l isbed~ S;ith was noticeablY ~~-~l m:::au my qul:lmJcttuuns are n~t I~~itA ~nd an Bpprai_sal_ co~- ~- Trai?er, teach~r at Sunny.~, int9 '~.a d<!wntown par~ area ers vot10g "nay." :and felt it was a matter of session with the feeling that the 'gry by this time and stated that gond enough - I have been 10 ~t,ttee to offer . the Vll'.gll Wil- Side; Elizabeth Ann Ray, teach- which Is desperately ~eeded The matter came up. late in iprincipal not money that. was position of finance supervisor he was already sick and tired the scil~ol system _for 40 years ~tams of Hanna~ ~lstr~ct the er at Pt. "Pleasant Jr. H 1gb; -Gerlach asked. if any pel'llon o1 the lwo hour board sesswn after •at stake. He satiklhat citiZens I was' not necessary and moved of some problems he already and 10 admmt~tratiVe work f~r !urn of $7,000 for the1r proper- and Joabn,ff,reen, ·gu•dance ~c- companies had cont~cted I hi, 1 Superintendent Brooks Smith, should be aware of the 1 a c , 1that it be abolished. bad to face in this countv and 8 years, ' native Mason_ Coun: ty adJoinmg Hapnan .• c h o o I r~tary at ahama Jr. and 'Sr. ~rd concerning the land -: made the statement that t h e •that some people involved in so 1 had 1 be establish tian, taxpayer 10 live diStrict. wtth a report to be gtven next H1ghs, Sll\> titulo teachers hired lhe board stated not .lo theu mailer of salary adjustments I only one school program for Burdelte tbllll stated he felt Iedm!n~ :~ided b~ _ such .; ~- ending ~ith . the state~ent Tuesday at the ~·oard meeting were Hattie Jordan and ,How- kno,wledge - and Sup'f Smith of personnel taken up during 11 months were making more he should be allow<'ll to speak ! that he dtdn t mmd to be_ fired, ,on th~ offer. ard W. Cole, Resignations ao- stated that his thinking on th• :m "Executive Session"-closed ; money than he who took care I10 defense of the ,lOsttton he /' delegations_ appe~ring before the Ibut, sure hated to be railroad· The · bo~rd voled to permit cepted w~ Eunice Hesaon sub- matter was that the 181ld woulc to the press - last week should of lots of acUvities in the school held and read from 8 1963 ~e- board reprunanding.the supenn- ed. ' t~e 22 chlldreo attend10g Hen- stitute teacher and Russell Har- have to be put out lo auction -- -- - - - ----.. port of the Mason County C If- 1tendent and board then going I Sup't Smith then recommend- derson School !rom the Beale per, t.acher. to lhe bigbest bittJer{! Gerlaet 8 Four Couples Ask cut! Cour. Grand Jury m de ahead &. doing what they want- ed that Burdette be h1red as a school area to contt~ue at Hen- L G hJ · asked thai a legal opinion be 1 Li during the school system probe ed to regardless of what the jteacher at Pt. Pleasant Jr.lderson school for the 19&7- 68 , be•w~~~c· " ..~c ~a l!lem. soqght to see If there could be el ning censes where the grand jury recom- board said. . tHigh School, with Stevens mak- school year. r o e co~n., co ' appear- negotiations between . the IW< PT PLEASANT - Four cou- mended the employmen_t of • / The matter of the abolishing 1ing the motion to accept t h eI A disCIIssion on the MI. Olive ed . qelor~ · the ~~rd asking ~ov~rning bodies, llle court and ' pies have made applicahons Ibusmess manager for the board ' of the supervisor of finallce job !fecommendahon and Dr. Brown school situation was held vilth .what .the!! lntentions. llere lor the "scl!ool board, on tbo land. · for :narriage licenses mthe or•.and also read excerpts from tJ-Ob was then brought! o a vote I adding the second and Keefer, / smith noting that the school the diBposnl of the Central A ""port on the matter wiU be I f tee of .th e county cIe_rk. 1~artous. · when aijd If the given " In the' near lotura. au dit'mg repo rt s show- Iwltjl Dr. Brown, Ted Stevens 'llrown and Stevens v o t I· n g had been opened this year by School grounds • Applymg were LOUIS e Leon ltng their recommendations lor and Earl Keefer voting "yea''j''yea" and Siders voting "nay." request of parents in the .,... sChool _was moved to the old Jr. ' . Gtlkeson. 33, Ramsey. Ill., and busmes• manager. and Siders voting "nay." IBurdette than sta(ed lo I he and now the parents must s uP· High \itlilding on Main Street. . The board wiU ~ In .RIU· lfORGA ~ ern La tUPll- Belse1· J s f 28 VI . . . . Geriaclt stilted that if the land Jar session on Tuesday Slpttm ,1 IO~fool seismo raphic shiP! .. ane urace, _ · r- Burdettewasonterrupted,dur·l Keefer tllen rem10ded tho press that_ as a teacher he lport thiS school, slahng !bat •I w va'J bi !the fbe !2th ' :SOp.IDl' 817 · 1 d d 1 th r· l~f of Mex·1• 0 , gtma Beach, Va. Wtiham Ver-~ ing hiS talk by 'arl Kee!oi-IWho board that Burdette had tenure would rece~ve a salary of $7,- the enrollment drops too low ere a 1 8 e 8 corner 0 r t''I:P n f' n e ,u '-- ··mont Arthur Jr 18 Letart 1· 1 d d ·b · 1~ h 'II b I -~ · I • ·. · · so mile< soullllve<t of Morgan d 1 • asked Burdette how many ft· 10 the schoo system an was 570. Bur etlt's JO as su_pems- , .. e sc ?"' WI e cos~ agam 11--'i>aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, p, Sept, 1 li!07 t ·, 11• Tuesdav mght The Coast ·:;rt ·;;~~eLu~~~;~~~~t~:· ~~ nancial supervisors did he hir"-~entit~~-to_a job In UJe system. or of fmance ends effective Sep- 1as requ'!:<l_ ~y~aw._Chtldren or _·__ __ ______ _ ~---- _, ---;:.~ - _ _. , • , Eard said four m~n were . Racm1~, Ohio, and Margaret ,. ·-.1f ,.......,_ ' mio;;'m~ Louise Seyler. 22, New Haven . The ,...,.1 Twinkle Star Date' Gen• Rollins. lB. Rt. 2, pkkfd up two of the six men Le.tart. and Linda Lee Call, 18, 1 ··- - ·- I Burdette Ousted hf~td; Sayre's $ll,50D:.Sal.,ary' SI~~tied-l~ $10,300 1 Off Coast · ' '· ., ' ·' • • .1.. ~ \i ·•. • F,our M"ISSU1g In Exp_JOSI•On .-- 01£~-~"!nly,._i10.•«_1~~ . ·i•Ohllo• ' '. ,, ~,., . , . ' .·.}'t\'V.tindet . C hips \ ~-J'l... ' ,•·". ' • 1 $ • ' V>·. ' '··• ,.., • . . '"~., ••' ., . ' I .,' difE· eat l ·~_,_ --· .. . . .. . ' . ·" • r 0: .,, I ' -..•. ' . •• 'All., Oop legs' ihouldn't .... • ", '' • . t ' •I. ·.. "' '' . ' ,. ' .. •• .. ' '' ... . WIOr m,~- · . •.:rtsf" • . ~ �'. •• ' ' ''' ~ ' .••• . ' . ., '1 • ' " ' '. ~"' ... -~ • • _..,.._,' -. " t ' . ) ,>, Befort an altar decorated •mh arrangements of gladioli and carnations with palm• anti flanked by two seven branch BOat:"'d.Approves .. $7 0oo· 0'lfer ...n ""'Ui' "1 ams prot.erty. . . Ad"JOIUJU(J . Hannan s·h00l'S"Ite·' ~srortfft aboarJ t11e ship. the Beck TI. Clifton. 1 loaded with 9.000 pounds or' ---'--;' . -- Ohio Trio Rates . u·•gh ' rarhon nitrate . i ThP rP!'w ued crewmen were Bil'<" ' . l-' II '· 'I l:lkPn bv hrliropter to a hospital in "'"'" Cilv. .. fl an d Je~ mes Col+?man of Kenner ! Wf' rt> pirked uo in the area <;n me 6(! milrs sou thwest of WASHfNGTON (UP!)- Three ~1 11 1'2",1 :-t -,.., ,......, ' -j .. I ·, . ,. ,, ' .. 0 brook, -Jackson E. Betls and (1" j~ j~ . .·-'J .' ;' ' ' •• .- 0 - · ·' ,_ I I '• • 't )~ ' .~ ..• ,, 1L .. , .' . ' • ' .J 1' Sun~~y ... \ , i' 1 Jn an apparent suicide collapsed Monday night, police 1 reported pac~ Tuesday. I ~ERRf'S WORlD ·'• .' J I I . :I' .·. ' I '·' •·_t: •' J . ~ "il""! ~- .,( ' . ' "Lrf1 foce ll'"'f1tla • . I~ Now .,.vity-fighting Crest comes jn two great flavors-Regular and New Mint flavor. Both have fluoride-the most effective .,.vity• fighter ever pnt in ·a toothpaste. In fact, of the 6ve leading toothpastes : . Creot ia the only one witiJ ft~orlde, So have regular checkups, watch treato, and bn1sh after eating with the ~.avity·lighter, Creot. Regular or New Mint flavor. l. ' ' ·"h: ·- I lf01 .. KIA, '299 ONLY over htor hands, and a bOuffant skirt with scailoped Jc;ce ,m ...,0 Dowft ltllnct . . - ·-------- three t1ers. The detachable train was chapel length. H•r three. - tiered veil w o s attat:11t d to' a Quetln's t't'Own ot lace, pearls and sequillll. She cacrlell a Jar~ edg~ nandkt:r· ch1e1 and a white Bible. Her . c - ''""' Mrs, Blanche Frazier, Mrs. WilH. Howard, Mrs. Robert Kearns, Clarence S. . SaunMrs. G8jlton D. Sti!Rer, Jes"'' J,. Anderson,.__,¥ "· Gladman, Mrs. Benme A. 1.,_,.,. and infant son. unly j~wf'lry W!lS 'a pink ·hand.- : MASON FURNITURE CO. '- MASON. W. VA. ,. carved· cameo pendant, a gift ul tne groom. ML" Cheryl Williams or Waverly served as the maid ot , ,honor for the bride. She wore lln aqua peau de soie satlfi which was noor length. : I'gown The dress was enhanced by a . . ' ' wh•tf eyelet cumberbund a r. d • ·an aqua boadpiece. Her b o u- : ' Mr. and Mr~. Stani.Y R- . ' Ratliff quet was· • colonial .posegay of was centered with a three • a .<iudent at Kentucky Christian minlilture FuJI mums ol Iaven· tiered wedding cake which was I College in Qravson Kv. Mr s.' der, pink, wbite and aqua. 1 !Qpped with a gold Cana cross, Ratliff is a membe~ 9f .bo\h Gary jlatliff ol Grundy, hVa. ' enhanced by two gold r in g • Ohio State ond N~tional Soci•· served 18 best man for 18 ·\ J'oined ioge,. ther, and a min.\•- ties of Th_e 'Ainerlcan Medical brother. 'i'om and John.,Jiatlin 1 b ·of G~, cousins of the 'bride- I tut:e bride and groom and ~~- , Tee nologU,Jts. . lfOOID were the ushers. \: I tendants. Blue tapers were Mr. Ratliff, I lflllua!o Gl Nupllal \nusic was present~ silver candle holders. ' Grundy HitJh School, , is also a by Profes.Or Charles 0. ShraServing at the meption ·were I student at Kentud<y Christian der. Th~ . vocaii•t Miss Diana Mrs. Ruth Matthews, M·r s. Coiiege, w_h~re he is a member J>arslins, ·" •ang "Each for the Yvonne Sle;ghter Miss Ma·ry of the Mmtstenal _Association. Other," "0 Promise Me," and Deacon and Janet Conkol the Matheteuo Soctety, and the "The Wedding Prayer." of Waverly and· !lll"" Carolyn Utoptan Literary Soc1ety. Hi II ·For her daughter's wedding, . l!atiiff of Grundy.' Va. M198 presently servmg as a youth, Mrs. Gra•s wore a beige ace- I Dia!lll farsons '")~er~ 1he m10ist~r the W~veriy Churcli tat. A-line slip dress and a ' guests. .: : of Christ. . bl!liie A..tine Jnoe overdi;e•s wi.'l! I For a brief ~n~ trip the I The couple now re.lde at i JiveliilOII-accePS!lriesind a whtte 11 bride chang~ mtQftlre pilil<dgt- ; Gray~~~· ~!;_, rarnaiton co"age. Mrs. R a t- ted swi~ Mine d""'· She wore • Fri"!"'s a,nu relatives 1r o m Ill! chose a two-ptv.·e BUit Qf 1 the corsage !tom !he b rId a I '~qrthi~ton, Coll!lnb)ls, Co~~ blur tm with .whi~h shew or • bouque.t. bulna, Mlddl_~rt, Dayton,_ white arces•m·ies a11d a white · The new Mrs. Ratliff is a It~.~' ~·Im'!l~o-~, New Viencarnatlon oorsnge. 19tl4 graduate of Waverly High nil, and . MasSI~oo, Qhio, GrunFollowlng the ceremony, a,... School ~n~ Dr. Anson L. dy, Va.; Bluelteld, W. Va. and . (l!ptioo wa< held at the church IBrown's School lor Technician• Mace((on ~· Y. were guests at 1oclal .room. The bride's table in Columbus. £he _Is presently the ,WJlld!l!l....... - --~ - -----·- -.----- •' tl)el take your c~oice ., • f •• .. '. >'I< I .. t • I ... I N-ew Wonder Potato Chips .. ,.. neliciously different in taste! More flavor! More "* crispness! The difference is "FlAVORITE® . -the miracle ingredient that brings out the ·· i~ll-strength flavor locked in every chip, . Otrer good only on 39+ or 59+ sizes ~ . ·~.· . ,. '. ' .. Mtss·n.;.n. Jean hours-2-4 lina 7-tr p.m. Parents dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. only on Pediatrics Ward. . F. Towilsend, 7413 Lee Road. Adml11lolls West.rville, Ohio, became the j Mrs. J u I i a Williams, 145 ; brick! of Mr. Joseph C. Red'I Fourth Ave.; Mil- Paul Q. Me- 1 wine, son of" Mr. allll Mu. Kinney, 'll Gtltiekl Ave.: Earl George R. Redwine of Dillsboro. I Kuhn, 17411 Chalham Ave,; Mrs. Indiana, Saturday, July 1, at M~~·~~ 1 Bidwell; 1:30 p.m. J, , 'J'Y':~"'L Rt. I BidThe double - ring ceremony Wl!li: . ~'>\¥. Rawlins, Rt. took place at Nm:tb Lindeq 2 Pa_tt)O$)" ~f. A. Oieva• list Church, ColUmbus, oh' 11er, :~ -r r ~ .'itfl~Po _ Ill: Mn. The Rev. Robert Viegard James L. E . · r, Rt. 2 Ga}lliated. polis; Mrs. _ ,E. Francis, Escorted down the aisle Pleasant; Frl!Cl E. ~cer, ~ her lather, the bride wore an )ol\n R. Matshiil), N e " A·lit!i!d sheath gown of whl": . Hilven; Hertler! Amick, Malon; satin with a1eeve1 of chantilly Mrs. John , W, McKIIigbl, ·No_" lace. A detachable train of pilau !Jtien; . Mar~ Oll!er• de 10ie Jell frmn the MJtldleport; c.ai w. ROseThe gown was made . berry, Rt. 1 Dall· W, bride's aunt. Mr.!. ~e!llie MRS· GEpJ\GB )IEDWINB lllll, Jr~~·Rt. A tiara of rhinelttlne lind pearl • · . . _ Laura.-L. . held her votl of tulle. Sh• car- Sc l . eroy; ~E. rled an orcltld liiGUIIted upon • · • noke, Kn. white bridal Bible With stream- ' . ' · ' ers. --, '; COOlin of ' ' .•. \ " • .. • " ' ' ,., u!"brt!::":r:e7~ A cown " honor. Sbe WOI'tl'8 termelon pink lace over II :Willl a rna~. headpiece. She earrletl • Mitt ol . d8ifia: ¥Jii Cftril!le Qu ee n ~-u iJower Jif1; . IJid wore . :!fl'~~i' ~~ ~~ Jik' · ' · St ' e · ·_w :l Wonder Chips are IDade with the tend~ golden com-stone-crushed for concen· , trated :flavor. Then "Flash~risped" to eeal in all the :flavor! ·.· ' . · . . . ' : .. " Wonder-Com •h _'u. p · ~ en:Wtt ·. out ' ' ' ''l·;1. or:·•• . h00. }S 'tO•. . . u... ... •.Monc»odi\411\ Olup~.mate Townsend-Redwine Marriage !s ,Held Hospital News In Columbus Church . on July F1~$t flebeli 11Boipllll - visiting-- I MADRAS. India !UP[)--Po- : ------ --- ----lire reoorted Tuesday that an i B1,JILDING COJI!>APSED entire family or seven including ! BOMBAY, fnd1a (UP[)- At fiv• rhildron. jum""d to th•ir 1 least 15 person• were killed deaths from a cliff "'"r Palni when a rourlsiory building New Furniture •t 1 l 3 ROOMS Mi•• 1 , !I ' ., '" I '' or " '"· nl-'r ·II. ownt'll bv Rf'rk , Frank T Bow at 100, based on I• ·•t r. nldP n Mt>adow. La .. their Voting record during the ~· --· ~ wMI·i nf! for Century first ~· months of the first ses,. ,.., '" s"·~ l Co. of Gretna. La.,· sion of the 90th Congress. T • :--:"1 w<ts based in Grand Sen. Frank Lausche was rat. I· •.. '" I ed at 92 and Sen. ' Stephen The rxn losion occurred Just i Young at 29. I j' ~lrhafa lava Bay 10 the ! NorM or the representatives I r· 1 f .,• ''rxwo Thr shin was of ifrom Ohio were rated at zero t 1"' tvnl'- used to detert oil ! by Thomas shley was at 4, rlr nf1::i r ~; below ~h~ osean floor. il~d Way?e Hays and Michae l 'i 1Kn·wan were at five. Michael E'RTH THF:,IOR I Feighan and Charles Vanlk Tr'ESTE. Haly IUP[)-A , were rated at 8. I e:1rlh lremor rattl~d winliows Jn Other representatives rrom thiS Adriatic port cltv TuPSday Ohio and their ratin~ : Robert bur caused no injuries or 1Tart J. 65 : Donald Clanrv 95: d<'~ma~es. C harl e~ Whalen Jr. 45 : William Hff.H W!NilS ' McCuilough 73: Delbert Lalla DUBLIN tUPil- Winds up to · 86 : Wlliiam Harsha Jr. 91 : 70 ,.... · per hour tore across l Clarence Brown 87: Clarence lrrle"' Tuesday, uproot in g1 Miller 96 ; William Stanton 77: trees. fellin~ powerlines and I S1muel Devine 95: Charlt-s Mose ndin~ ships scurrving for sher 47 : William Ayres 70: shelt,.,r. No casualties were : Chalmers Wvlie 78 : FrRnrPs re'lOrted . Bolton 83 : William Minshail 91 ; SF:VF:N DEAD Donald Lukens 95. ~ .,..,,...., ,.., 1 l itr. Ohio representatives Tuesday 1 A rosnit <1 ! spokesman said were rated at 100 by the ~mi !h hnd a ·'real badlv Amencans for Constitutional fr·Rr•lnrf-d ank\p and hef'l on his I Action tACA), a national con. rJf'hT fool. '' HP sa i~ Colt>man ~- servation organization headh:<n ~ultip1e fr<lf' lures the quartered here. i f'"~ r•11 rl h1~ l'lrm "was pretty The /CA rated John M. Ash·~"'1 1-1 n1 un." ~ l. Prief~· to the altar by ber lasmoned with a fitted bodice, Jonj Sleeves, comltlg liJ a ' po1m ' Our CERnFIED ., OIL COMP., .. i A..£1A ,\.J J"m" Smith of ~organ City I w.·tJ~ Lower a J.oor · Jeng,tn guwn ul ttt&SC11ei· Jace ~nd peau ue SCtlt" s a t i n, ' maoe by her grandmo~'ler, Mrs. Jtuul t.:ars~y. lf!~ gown wa ~ • • ~ Chtck fotutr, tnt bride was att1rect in I" . ' candelabra, Miss Gwer.dolyn w )-'. 1 TodayhThe _ ,,/'." Day To Ruth Grass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waitt'!' Grass or Wa· ; verly, I or mer Middleport, i Route l, residents, became the bride of Mr. Stanley R e u al Ratliff. son or Mr. and Mr s Reual H. Ratliff of Grundy, ~: 'lnt: aouo1e · rmg cen~mon~ was pertormt'd b~ canuleJLgllt ilt .:. . ._w p.m. UU J1.11y ::O;j IJ) <VlL Jue t;ara ilrown at the W&verly Ltlltrc!l ot LnrJst. I· ., ' Grass-Ratliff Wedding . Vows Taken ·Duri~~- )til :'J 1 - '' I ( ; ···- . ·- · ' ' . .. ~ . ' ~~ !'f. PLEASANT- Mt.lton ,be discussed. With this openinl system. , when he was superintendent -~ Burdette then stated ' th~t the !ember 15, then he IS lliJlitled l T~~ousting of Bul'detle haa~be-· ·lurprlse to man, peop)Burdett<, superviSor of F10ance iTed Stevens moved that the Siders !ben asked Stevens with Burdette answ~ring only .d h 1 1 1 1 hi to two week vocation paid- long" · been . rumored on the some '!llsappolnted and 1~1 of the Mason County Soard ul ,salary of supervisor of instruc- how die figure of $10,3!\li w.a s ·one who held the po . sltion f 0 r ,SunnySI e sed 00 he pr nc 1'!' s. P alld will start' "Is t.a~hing du- streets of Point Plensilnt with happy -~ llWI1 wantln&· ~ 1 ~ r M t' Ralh s 1 "'· · · · ltasopenan · Jr ''High-~~ wail · many bets being taken as. to know "who · Is nOll?" Oilier Educallon an•• ormer ason l •ons, P ayre, or mer arrived ,., statmg he also was about one year but that ne had 1 h 1 Job K f·W~saPeYll!i th · ties ai the County School ·Superintendent, Ass't Sup't ol Schools, be re- a board member and did not tried · ~ find others and h ad th ' 1 th · bee:~ b_:n h~ta~ not stated wh~t he would teach how and when It would happen action of the board lui nfaht was ousted from his position duced from $11,500 to $10,300 know of the .exact figure .of told the board repeatedly that 1 \~ d e oar · 11 ue - ~ould begin on bct.Ober 2nd. and last night's aotion will not will be found In ai)Oiher lfllrY· by lhe abolishment of the poSI- for the next 10 months; Dr. salary cut until the motion was one was needed. Stevens Intel'- ~oy oy as a !rave ng prin- · --, .. , , . !ton of Su pervisor of Finance Brown seconded this motion, made. Slovens denied that. I he jeeled in the heated disrussion Clpai for ijenderson and Sunnyhy the board during a session then Sa)re asked if he might exact figure was not discussed that he- Burdette ., did both side School on a trial, basiS and '~ last night. , speak since it was his salarJ m the closed session and was jobs and he felt Smith could do had not been glv~n a trial yet ";i · . ' · ,. The motion for the abolish- lthey were adjusting and grant- backed in his statement by Dr. both too. ' Burdette answered th~refore he dtdnt fee~ the po~ tng Of the position was made ed permission by Pres. K<jl!ler. Brown. Keefer was not present that he did do both and Smith lSI lion WlS open. Sup t Smtih £ 1 bv board member Ted Stevens Sayre tolo the board and mter- for the dosed session. The mo-l could also but couldn't do jus- stated he had~ talked about sendJ'. , b , " _ and seconded by Dr. L. C. ested_ persons attending the tlon then wu put to a vote and lice to either. Smith was then mg Burdette to SunnySide as PT. PLEASANT - The Ma- the area may now attend t·h e 6th and ' Viand Slreels !Je lei'. Brow~ with Earl Keefer, pres- meet10g that he was not aware 1passed with Siders voting "No." Iquestioned by Siders if he had princtpai but recetved no sup- son County Board of Education school of . their enrollment fort maybe some_lhinl coqJd bl ident of the board, Brown and of the amount of tile cut an~ 1 Stevens then stated that an- Imade a recommendation that port on the '?alter. " last nigbt accepted the recom- thiS year. ' ·'· ·, ji'Drked out wllb lhe Board ano St•vens all voting "yea" and 1did not set the salary in t h e 1other position wps given a tong I the i b f BurdettP's hP •hnl. Burdette th~~- asked Y 0 u mendatwn of Sup'! B r o o k s Teachers hired were William· ·Court' for landscaping the are< · other ~ard member Harry Sid- : first place, but he felt It unfl,lir look by me~bei-s in the closed l isbed~ S;ith was noticeablY ~~-~l m:::au my qul:lmJcttuuns are n~t I~~itA ~nd an Bpprai_sal_ co~- ~- Trai?er, teach~r at Sunny.~, int9 '~.a d<!wntown par~ area ers vot10g "nay." :and felt it was a matter of session with the feeling that the 'gry by this time and stated that gond enough - I have been 10 ~t,ttee to offer . the Vll'.gll Wil- Side; Elizabeth Ann Ray, teach- which Is desperately ~eeded The matter came up. late in iprincipal not money that. was position of finance supervisor he was already sick and tired the scil~ol system _for 40 years ~tams of Hanna~ ~lstr~ct the er at Pt. "Pleasant Jr. H 1gb; -Gerlach asked. if any pel'llon o1 the lwo hour board sesswn after •at stake. He satiklhat citiZens I was' not necessary and moved of some problems he already and 10 admmt~tratiVe work f~r !urn of $7,000 for the1r proper- and Joabn,ff,reen, ·gu•dance ~c- companies had cont~cted I hi, 1 Superintendent Brooks Smith, should be aware of the 1 a c , 1that it be abolished. bad to face in this countv and 8 years, ' native Mason_ Coun: ty adJoinmg Hapnan .• c h o o I r~tary at ahama Jr. and 'Sr. ~rd concerning the land -: made the statement that t h e •that some people involved in so 1 had 1 be establish tian, taxpayer 10 live diStrict. wtth a report to be gtven next H1ghs, Sll\> titulo teachers hired lhe board stated not .lo theu mailer of salary adjustments I only one school program for Burdelte tbllll stated he felt Iedm!n~ :~ided b~ _ such .; ~- ending ~ith . the state~ent Tuesday at the ~·oard meeting were Hattie Jordan and ,How- kno,wledge - and Sup'f Smith of personnel taken up during 11 months were making more he should be allow<'ll to speak ! that he dtdn t mmd to be_ fired, ,on th~ offer. ard W. Cole, Resignations ao- stated that his thinking on th• :m "Executive Session"-closed ; money than he who took care I10 defense of the ,lOsttton he /' delegations_ appe~ring before the Ibut, sure hated to be railroad· The · bo~rd voled to permit cepted w~ Eunice Hesaon sub- matter was that the 181ld woulc to the press - last week should of lots of acUvities in the school held and read from 8 1963 ~e- board reprunanding.the supenn- ed. ' t~e 22 chlldreo attend10g Hen- stitute teacher and Russell Har- have to be put out lo auction -- -- - - - ----.. port of the Mason County C If- 1tendent and board then going I Sup't Smith then recommend- derson School !rom the Beale per, t.acher. to lhe bigbest bittJer{! Gerlaet 8 Four Couples Ask cut! Cour. Grand Jury m de ahead &. doing what they want- ed that Burdette be h1red as a school area to contt~ue at Hen- L G hJ · asked thai a legal opinion be 1 Li during the school system probe ed to regardless of what the jteacher at Pt. Pleasant Jr.lderson school for the 19&7- 68 , be•w~~~c· " ..~c ~a l!lem. soqght to see If there could be el ning censes where the grand jury recom- board said. . tHigh School, with Stevens mak- school year. r o e co~n., co ' appear- negotiations between . the IW< PT PLEASANT - Four cou- mended the employmen_t of • / The matter of the abolishing 1ing the motion to accept t h eI A disCIIssion on the MI. Olive ed . qelor~ · the ~~rd asking ~ov~rning bodies, llle court and ' pies have made applicahons Ibusmess manager for the board ' of the supervisor of finallce job !fecommendahon and Dr. Brown school situation was held vilth .what .the!! lntentions. llere lor the "scl!ool board, on tbo land. · for :narriage licenses mthe or•.and also read excerpts from tJ-Ob was then brought! o a vote I adding the second and Keefer, / smith noting that the school the diBposnl of the Central A ""port on the matter wiU be I f tee of .th e county cIe_rk. 1~artous. · when aijd If the given " In the' near lotura. au dit'mg repo rt s show- Iwltjl Dr. Brown, Ted Stevens 'llrown and Stevens v o t I· n g had been opened this year by School grounds • Applymg were LOUIS e Leon ltng their recommendations lor and Earl Keefer voting "yea''j''yea" and Siders voting "nay." request of parents in the .,... sChool _was moved to the old Jr. ' . Gtlkeson. 33, Ramsey. Ill., and busmes• manager. and Siders voting "nay." IBurdette than sta(ed lo I he and now the parents must s uP· High \itlilding on Main Street. . The board wiU ~ In .RIU· lfORGA ~ ern La tUPll- Belse1· J s f 28 VI . . . . Geriaclt stilted that if the land Jar session on Tuesday Slpttm ,1 IO~fool seismo raphic shiP! .. ane urace, _ · r- Burdettewasonterrupted,dur·l Keefer tllen rem10ded tho press that_ as a teacher he lport thiS school, slahng !bat •I w va'J bi !the fbe !2th ' :SOp.IDl' 817 · 1 d d 1 th r· l~f of Mex·1• 0 , gtma Beach, Va. Wtiham Ver-~ ing hiS talk by 'arl Kee!oi-IWho board that Burdette had tenure would rece~ve a salary of $7,- the enrollment drops too low ere a 1 8 e 8 corner 0 r t''I:P n f' n e ,u '-- ··mont Arthur Jr 18 Letart 1· 1 d d ·b · 1~ h 'II b I -~ · I • ·. · · so mile< soullllve<t of Morgan d 1 • asked Burdette how many ft· 10 the schoo system an was 570. Bur etlt's JO as su_pems- , .. e sc ?"' WI e cos~ agam 11--'i>aily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, p, Sept, 1 li!07 t ·, 11• Tuesdav mght The Coast ·:;rt ·;;~~eLu~~~;~~~~t~:· ~~ nancial supervisors did he hir"-~entit~~-to_a job In UJe system. or of fmance ends effective Sep- 1as requ'!:<l_ ~y~aw._Chtldren or _·__ __ ______ _ ~---- _, ---;:.~ - _ _. , • , Eard said four m~n were . Racm1~, Ohio, and Margaret ,. ·-.1f ,.......,_ ' mio;;'m~ Louise Seyler. 22, New Haven . The ,...,.1 Twinkle Star Date' Gen• Rollins. lB. Rt. 2, pkkfd up two of the six men Le.tart. and Linda Lee Call, 18, 1 ··- - ·- I Burdette Ousted hf~td; Sayre's $ll,50D:.Sal.,ary' SI~~tied-l~ $10,300 1 Off Coast · ' '· ., ' ·' • • .1.. ~ \i ·•. • F,our M"ISSU1g In Exp_JOSI•On .-- 01£~-~"!nly,._i10.•«_1~~ . ·i•Ohllo• ' '. ,, ~,., . , . ' .·.}'t\'V.tindet . C hips \ ~-J'l... ' ,•·". ' • 1 $ • ' V>·. ' '··• ,.., • . . '"~., ••' ., . ' I .,' difE· eat l ·~_,_ --· .. . . .. . ' . ·" • r 0: .,, I ' -..•. ' . •• 'All., Oop legs' ihouldn't .... • ", '' • . t ' •I. ·.. "' '' . ' ,. ' .. •• .. ' '' ... . WIOr m,~- · . •.:rtsf" • . ~ �., '. ' ' ' l '· .. I ' , .. ' • ~~ ~: ·• ' , .•~· JU~T f'I(SSED IT.' . . j ' 1 I .. '• ~ -.~ .. ;:;;.ant•• -Wel.;;:~d . ,Europeand;e.Qrstcommillt., II , . ·.SAN /;,;; 8 A STJ AN, Spain president not an American or - /I . 1 : ,. '-<... .· ' I ·\ ' ' WE WILL :HE~p YQU MAKE THAT ,,~ GOA~r· -OF ' • • • the greatesl thing in the wil l1 1he rest of Helen He I p world to help someone. J know cs:. il welcomes laughs but · you'll ~e with me, Helen.wm( 1 Jodge a serious question i DEBBI&.i -!/ \\ ti ll i:l brushoff. ·· ,Dear Mbie : St'nd you r teenage questions ! It's _great to help someone, to \' OUTH ASKED OOR lT, ~es. Bft whel! a lamb helps a em ul Helen Help US! 1 his woJt; gobble her up, she's car· nt'wspaper . rying the Good Samaritan bit AllloLI'S' ADDLEPATED ' too far. ACTIONS This fello-, i,!·gjlng one of the . H1 . · 1oldest lines in tfle world, and 0 '1." 14' ;~ . te ·.; •• 1 if you doubt me, ask your girl I m d · ··~ ~" h r ",w.;. nev-I !ri•nd)ow it all happened. er U:lf to a e er, ~ · now H do out ot jealousy. N,o.body · knows, nol ev~rt her. ~ ...._;~ A You see, peo~le are always ''{"0~. comparing us, witt1 me 4't. the ~ I;! I underdog. They say things flke, 1 "Your sister's eyes sure are By way~e G. Brandstadt, · M.D. pr!'llv . Wh a I happened to Q _ What is tbe medical ynu_,.s''" One tlme, a lady went name for a dama~ed heart so l:u as to s~~ · I ~sed to be muscle? What cau ~es it? Is it I the ugly. .,one hke you,. but I. out. ser Ions'. Wh at ·IS the 1re·a tm ent 11 . 1 was JUS 1 s1..mg g r ~' \1' 11. I thPrl' pracefully minding my A - Myocardial infarction Is rr1\·n b1.1siness. T he s e are the condition that results when £!~ 'Jm uns. mind you. the -circuiJtion to the heart I ,.,.,1 help ;; ii l'n( not · as muscle 1s( cut of! by a blood ('I · ;1 ~ my sister. You'd_' ~ink clOt pr ~ening of the artero· · · ug. ' wa$ enoogb, ~but 1ieili'!t is "''rious but, if tbe vic- . nnw I'm gr~ ·up Witt! • ter- : tiul• is allowed to rest for ari bl e inferiority complex. :bout six weeks, new ·ehannels H 1 1 d 't mir of circul•tion become estabe en, on ~jill1.any ·· • lished and,. tbe victim c a n cle beauty secret§,· I just want d ll . hi ct' a l!ttle remark f;;,;can: artJer . gra ,uq v~ mcrease s a IV· back w>lh . -UGLY DUCKli!NG 1ty. He must, however, avmd Dear Duckling: ~ excessiVe fahgua and attacks Honey, most people aren't of chest pam. ' i ' l I ' • :a~::se ;:.~r:dd:pa:~i::~ : have arl~!fiosclerotlc •babJ• ' heart disease wlrh Infarction. a bo ut your Ioou, you pro y · . . p . ..,ad a "cut" in every glance. II am takmg Llbrmm, ersanD •t te . ·.tm and d1cumarol. What are on . was your 1 1 me 1 they are? Must I take them dr eammg up snappy answers to •• f ., , 'f'lll h ld . 1or .,e res1 o my 1ue . T tl . ac ess 1 es you s ou be A - Ubrtum Is a mild tran~;:~~:~ap~:: ~ :~~~ 1qnil~zer. Persantin is gi~e_n . 1 to h 1 A to dilate your blood vessels. 01· geI your sJS . . er ep you. 1ant. . 1. he th' k cumaro1 IS an anllcoagu 11 gtr IS as 1; PJ• y as s m s y h ld talt th 1 . . . · ou s ou e em as 1ong st'he " so cegm thlnkmg post· as your doctor 1ee1s th at you IVe. need them unless tbey cause And for goodness sakes- tell 1un . destra . ble sld e eIfecs. 1 1n your mother how you !eel. S.- ~ time you should be able to di,. c.use sl1e mhy once have been . . h L'b . d d' an ugly suckling herself, she'll ! contmue I e I rmm an ICU· . t how ,.o cha nge you . marol. know JUS Q A1 hd into a swan. - H. I ew year• ago 1 a Dear Hel . I a coronary bear! attack and tile . 'm nlen digitalis. . d d I o y 16 an a1mg some- doctor prescribed [ .1 d one who is 21. People think that Ndo~t my d!arrut Wy lodclotr besays f he's toe, old for me, but he re-I on n~e '.. ou J sa e spects me more than any boy : to ~ontmue ~ take it anyway_? my own ee ever has d h , 1Wh1ch of the.:.e drugs - I~ord1l an e b' ar.d Peritrate - is the better lois Of [uan. We' ve k'nown eae 11f , other about two years, and he's j or my hea~t. . . • always been protective of ,mo, , A Dfg tails " given "o eYen when he figured ( I lias just !strengthen your heart beal. a lillie kid. iSince the dosage should be He'll be going off to coli g •carefully a~)usted to meet . and we have agreed to date !t~ your individual needs it . should ers but I'll save his " l·h 0 ., not 1>e taken 1f you don t need we~kends lor him. 1 d:o't t~~k , it. Anyone who Is taking this 1 could give him up entirely Idrug regularly should ree<!1ve though I'm not foolish enough I supplemenlary _potassiUm as a to say 1 love him. 1salt or ln hiS d1el. Under these circumstanc 1 lsordll and Per1trate are both do you think ~e·s too old 1:s~ I given to dilate tile blood vesme?- SWEET SIXTEEN 1sels 1n persons who have atDear Sixteen: I lacks of angma pectoriS. A trill your parenls aen r 't among , .al period w1lh .. each,hunder ld dmed1 the "people who think he's too 1~~ superVISIOn, s ou eter· old for you," then this t 11 ~ j mme wh1d1 Ia best lor you. some gets my vote. You sound : mature enough to date a sensJ.. ) ble 21-year-old. - H. i Title Activltie8 Dear Helen: i Receipt• Noted This 22-yt~r-old fellow was 1 Receipts for thji office of Mrs. datmg ~Y gtrl friend and she • Evelyn Lucke, Meigs County talked h1m mto gomg too far. Clerk of Courts, for August as He totS me all aborU 11 and satd the result of ·~utomotive tille I coulf trust him. He says be . actlvi\iea totaled , $1.126.20. n~ c,OOmebody to undersland During the month 751 titles, hlm aJid help bun because he'1 262 notations Of Hen, 151 memogot a bad reputation. I've gone Irandums, ·1119 cancellat.iOIIs of out wttb him twiCe and we jUS! lien, 481 ilpplications aflfdavlt• talk. He say~ be won't kiss me I! and assignmenla wer~ made. Of IUllll I ask him to. He drlna IIJe total receipts the county'! . . bit, but I think I c a n ibare was S969.Bs wblle the . . . I'm almoll »' ·IIIII' liate'a wu ... ' ' Q - ' •Ji. ...., r.l Pritts '' Effeclive '. . . ...; . .." ' .. S&ioit. 7-8-9 ~ . .t.f.:l ',. .. Ful• Val"-;,.~ \ ..t .. _;,.. ,. •.. r··· RAClN{ ·' " · ... ..- bag I MIRACLE ~- WHIP · . ' . ... r • MAiKiT •• quart only • . - "The . 1 · !' ... i .. '1 ,:. e. . CENTER CUT - , . Argo Early June Variety 7 s1' '·6i1or~A~MiLK -~ ~·1. ' cans ...... . ' ---·~ _ quart.JA . ' ~ ' J :i~ ' . BUDGET? GRAPE' ' ON .THIS ..PAGE Formerly·Williams Ma~ket Y "" t ' .• , • \' c 65 39c ' WHOLE SSe lb. ' -~ . u' DUNCAN HINES ',1· ··•. > '...I ·, ' c l-Ib. 31b. · can boxes ·for \ ,: • ~ .... With $5 Purchase .,. . FRIDAY ONLY ,.1~ .. OLD VIRGINIA 4 ASSORTED JELLY PARTY . PAK . LADY sc'On. $1 11 ••• llrl 20oL -...:...-- boltlo HUNT'S :6 $1 : $1' . 12 can·, . ' ~l TOMATO CATSUP Ii Pillsbury e,r ,~ion\1 - - . . . , . . - - - S.W.EET .. . PICKLES 29C ...k 1-tb. pkgs.. \ TISSUE qt. . CATSUP SWEET PEAS _ ' Big 20oz. boHie; _ 8 No. 303 c•n• JO BO DOG FOOD 12 tll-C DRiNKS . COFFEE Young ~ncl· Tender 'lb. Average CHASIIo SAfiiORIIl . . Pure . FRESH ahd lEAN t•D cans • t . ' .. .: lb. pk9. . ' : ., 1 LOTION DETERGENT I· . ' ' ·;.·, . • .. I $1 3 12 ••• Wltlos . ;,'!{;" 't . ...... ,.. .-' :·; ;;,: I" .,. ... ~ '. Our.Own CJ9oj:l . . , ~~ •,' ·-· •v.;· • ~ ·· ' ' . ..-.·s '. .. ~·· ..:;:: $:1 Per lb. r:c.·' ' •• ,,. .' ~: $p9 ' PORK STEAK ' REG. OR D R I P - - - - - - .' Sliced' '. . EVAP. MILK • . c.n1 EASlf MONDAY PINK . Veget1ble 15 ... ' !I ~ $1 4 460L$1 ..... ORANGE & GRAPE c Sib. tO 71b. ' ";,, :::~; $1 14 ••• bolt f.. 5 ARGO ·~ ,.,, b. . DELMONTE 1 ~~ 3 .... 89c 5 200 ct. $l t!LEENI/ix I~ 5 2 roll $1 .:BATHRpOM TISSUE ·_ · _ TUNA .' •·. ' •. DEL MOrftE Tender H " ". I, ; • .. loafs . .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,......;._601. jar '· 75c CUT-UP. ---- I ..• .... lo. T11ty, · •· jar ' • , 5ei'Ye . 18 oz. DUBUQUE WIENERS -:. ]b. .' I l Ground Bee~ .... 1•} · ' '" Cheer -------~------·':::. 75c 2-lb• ..}•9 .•.~o. c Nestles Quick . .. 7C Kraft Mustard Libby Tomato Juice _ __;;__ · 3..~:· $1 , "" ,, YOUR FOOD . . ;~ ~ " 69c 99c lb. I;)I.IWQUE ROLL SAUSAGE _ _ lb. FRESH ' ,. ,-; ·..• WA-G _ _ lb. c 69 3 lb. DUBUQUE RAW BUFF BACON- . (~ DAD'S ROOT BEER .~..·:~39c A KRAFT . Snowd~ift ·Sb'ort&ning ___ 3.~~69c· ·... Ma Brown-bilfPickles ---- 32os.,.. 39c .l •. pi•~'~'JJC .. FLUFF RINSE -) $9c. No o.,;;,sit, No Return Gloss Keg lb. CUBE STEAK lb. ' ' ' p . . ..· •lastlc Jug lACON ENDS AND PIECES _ " CITY, OHIO · IN CROWN ' · AND AlMARit'Y.M'ARKET IN MIDDLEPQRT ~ · .·' ·•· ;~;,. .:. :._ ~- r ~!~ 89c , ·~="" ·' '· 10 or" jar JOHNSON'S IN CROWN CITY CLOSED SUNDAYS 3 J. ~~~~~D_ At NEW ·sOPIR~ARK~T · .. 49c ' 55c 59c ~~. LEAN BONELESS $TEW MEAT _ lb . CHUCK STE.A K - - - - lb. . ' 303 SWEET PEAS ROUND ROAST--- \ . ARE AVAI~~E I, . '"'"--· ENGLISH CUT ROASt - -- ALL· S~EGIALS .il Ri8ht reserved to limit quttiti~ll. I' ROAST ................. Jb. ' ........ ·' . sfb.. With kll'ift" ' .. CHUCK ' -~-.--Iii· , . .r ' It 0 A 5 T ......... ·Jb. ..~ COFFEE ... ... -- CHUCK INStA.NT • ! •. · ' 5TH & PEAtt~ ,STS.· -f<1\.'INE ;, ·~· ·... Open Mon.-Fri. ..• , ;~ ~ • • 9 to II Saturday .. .. .. ..-It .. .. ..""! 9.1',:.!1{ tn ·~t-.'"i • ~ ;> ' IILADECUT WITH PURCHASE OF 4 LIGHT·BULBS · NESCAFE OR FOLGERS \ ' •• c S-Ib. ' ' ··. ·' 1 . !I i : 1 l ' Kraft Famous Salad Dr_essing SA"S •'· . CAKE MIX j z... l 'l ~ SWANSDOWN 1t's 0('' ..;.,•:•• I 1 h '' Petrole~m, Vl1Ll'" ASH.Ell FOR IT not foolish like my girl friend, ·1: lis column 1s for young peo.. who lost ner ttead lor the tirst urt's, their trouDte~ and tun. As • 1 . pit , tll~ir problems and plee~ s-. time - with him. ' ' fi\:at; :it --by Helen Bottel __, " • . HE.LEN HELP US! ' ' 1!1-Dauy Sent(nel, .l'omeroy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 8, 1V07 ~·a ··. J.Hft;J.~'. ~ ,U Ul~ . • B' . J.1 · (UPIJ-Aiexandru petrescu, tile Brjton, said, "II was thought .J . 1NEW. 'I'ORK':;l:l!orey Clomo•fsl(<iw~if folk .~id_ her!SI'c eiitf!jtilwtlo~at'K!~!Illck ~penly-,jioast· ~m~_onist ldplg!riat .. in that · _Africa Is the . coniina lbnplng on a -~·· sulfNlng duly: , t5' lb• oprish baoon, ~ljl }II in many grubby TV sea,.lfS Spllln am~ the Spanish CovU continent of t~e (uture &1\tl fth]lt. pam!ully lrom 4.:_1oot m~IKHl 1\'lsb ~~~;usag~s, 11 doz¢n.~ggs;; . . The trend lr.Pn•Rarentlv to , War, Monilay pres~nted hint .was a~~rt1me we moved ;'fr .. Bd>IJ'.-Las Vegas produu:r j ~... gall?"' American coffee\ rio fictionalle publlc,, !igQw.~ (Rub- credentiB~ gs Romaman consul meetings. . .• ·. Monte I' rom's so~ Bill. It, •n· .mentlori of splrll!lous g~jek. 1irosa in ''The Adventurern,:• Sin- and conj'lierci~l rewesentat1ve , . . . listed and IS on tije w.ay 10 Viet-~ .. ·"'- , • ,, · ~ atra (dl!gracefyl~) ' ~j"The to Fore1gn MID~ •Fernando, ': • · ·· .. nam · Comic Frank Fortalne In Baroarella, · Jane Fond~Xing •' ""rllyn .,..,._ 1\'l .ably Maria Castlella. · · J!t"bard Jll ' -oeo a "strip ·t,;se h\ oUt ' "'" '~-.·~· 19r ~ HAGUE IUPI)-Prlnc~ has one lad in Vietnam, ,anl!lil$ .. . '·, , . ;. · ' · ·'heap1y) ·.. in · 'T·h·• Gadd~'·" 1 . . · B ' b"' d :._ 5f· ld h~sband er on the woy When the N~l •P•ce . · New ",¥<\ f<l"k , now will ' be followed bv a eup· ' . . ~ .ern a: ' year-o. : Y. ·rtme• rlJI Its dry-run of ·a group 1s called. •t 'Th~ F~lendl~ · edl ..• 6 f 1Jd . ·ich" , .on Move ; . of queen, Juliana, 1s suffermg · possible new \nernonn .~. v. pa· : Ones " two Jews, orie ,l4!fn~.e, I~:nr/ & tlll ~~n~•.iF~:~a ~ . ~; 1 ~NAIROBI, Kenya •; (UPil;;- ~roiJ! ne?r~is of the bqck and , . 1 Meetmg for the first t1me m .. o has .boen ordreed to rest. at ~~~ r it staUoned gun • toting • ~ Syrian .. . TIJ!l c~apJack . 8 d G , 'J.i 'k 1 ·pe ' • 1"Th K' " 1 · th di · ernar. e.s IJ!O !I 0 · cour.:e, "I ld Amenca or "f • t· re l'd"'nc"· north _guards •o outsiders c9u~"'t -~·~ , e mg oove was -~ . r-Hi'll be ailed "'l'be Exhtb!lion- years o. s e . . WI e s vaca '"" .s • , a peek · but that oid pee)ll'T Beil' ty straw ·that broke ulaipnct be- , (I ~ . ·A , . Brl~, the executive commit· of Rome, a Dutch government nett c~l'f · sa~ It-' · · · '.'j tweefi Bemanl 'Gelsl~ifs pu~r. ·., · ; · . . . ~J' · tee of tte ·World Methodist official !~id Monday. . . . ·.", lishel) ·and l!ennett Cerl's Ran- In a·-natlonal·maa, roM Chan- ~•neil opened a seSSIOn! . ' Broadcasting Magazine says dom Hou•-e Gels is the firm . el states !rom her 81-years var- 1Monday. Qlshop Odd Hagen, Howard Hugh-. is o:et to buy· n ; formed by the shr.wd lad of 1tagepiont: "Everr,ihlng is _in Jhe , Methodist Bj~~P. for JlOrther~ p~~K~~A mlll- The Briti•!t , Las Vegas TV stahon (from I the !1rm ·name plus Goodson-thands of women. £verytnmg IS ' · I . ~ . · ., I Hank Green• pun) !oi' $3,001l.UIKII Todman of the TV-quiz factory, 1going b.<illty.' ' An " .o v" ' ieO..rai cuui't ol aj>;>:o:1: '! o r , ·Mobil and SH•ll Oil • Recordin!l'exec Ahme4:,~r- Art ,J,inkletter of the tasteless whelming resident:: reaction ln j"misleading" TV coinll!~rclals :~mpames hav,e agreed to cut tegtm parlayed .a lo•. o( rock .• 1. kiddle joltebooks hiding behind , Greenwich VIllage" has 'Cared I . lnsidm Newsletq.r stateS by 40 cents a .barrel the prlco roll hlf-1' into the $650,000 need- 1 their dirty diapers, G.r on c h o politicians Into promising· a hip- the Gr..lier St touis lfotei-M,o-1~er . barrel ._ •lor erode kl~ll ed to bhy Worcesl.er, Mass ro- , Marx and others whose contri- ,pie . cleanup - or Pis• tile, tel Ass'n decidPd aoyohe see~- 1 1mported Into Turkey, a Tur .h dio station W.4AB ... The "Rose . butions (stated openly . amaz. voles switch to \Ito OPJlOI!it\on j ing their bed rooms, during the' Official s.ald Monday .. He said mary's Baby" 111m unit s h o t 11 ingly) included plugging t he i . The Sflllll"'r 111 orie of,,the World ~erits will have t~ sl(!jl~ the cut Will ber.etroacbve lor \8 srenes at Jim ·ll'owney's thool· Geis books on television Icelebrated • fixed • quiz TV I for a lhreeoday •tay•and (Sily· fb morlths an~ will save. Turkey rical 8th-Ave.1pub and li,ke aU Whirh is the most flagrant pro- shows was whomped by t be advance. about $10 mllhon a yaer. · · we , . , . e·· {)· . 1.. 1 'o '·,·-c· · ' ·~-., " -. ' �., '. ' ' ' l '· .. I ' , .. ' • ~~ ~: ·• ' , .•~· JU~T f'I(SSED IT.' . . j ' 1 I .. '• ~ -.~ .. ;:;;.ant•• -Wel.;;:~d . ,Europeand;e.Qrstcommillt., II , . ·.SAN /;,;; 8 A STJ AN, Spain president not an American or - /I . 1 : ,. '-<... .· ' I ·\ ' ' WE WILL :HE~p YQU MAKE THAT ,,~ GOA~r· -OF ' • • • the greatesl thing in the wil l1 1he rest of Helen He I p world to help someone. J know cs:. il welcomes laughs but · you'll ~e with me, Helen.wm( 1 Jodge a serious question i DEBBI&.i -!/ \\ ti ll i:l brushoff. ·· ,Dear Mbie : St'nd you r teenage questions ! It's _great to help someone, to \' OUTH ASKED OOR lT, ~es. Bft whel! a lamb helps a em ul Helen Help US! 1 his woJt; gobble her up, she's car· nt'wspaper . rying the Good Samaritan bit AllloLI'S' ADDLEPATED ' too far. ACTIONS This fello-, i,!·gjlng one of the . H1 . · 1oldest lines in tfle world, and 0 '1." 14' ;~ . te ·.; •• 1 if you doubt me, ask your girl I m d · ··~ ~" h r ",w.;. nev-I !ri•nd)ow it all happened. er U:lf to a e er, ~ · now H do out ot jealousy. N,o.body · knows, nol ev~rt her. ~ ...._;~ A You see, peo~le are always ''{"0~. comparing us, witt1 me 4't. the ~ I;! I underdog. They say things flke, 1 "Your sister's eyes sure are By way~e G. Brandstadt, · M.D. pr!'llv . Wh a I happened to Q _ What is tbe medical ynu_,.s''" One tlme, a lady went name for a dama~ed heart so l:u as to s~~ · I ~sed to be muscle? What cau ~es it? Is it I the ugly. .,one hke you,. but I. out. ser Ions'. Wh at ·IS the 1re·a tm ent 11 . 1 was JUS 1 s1..mg g r ~' \1' 11. I thPrl' pracefully minding my A - Myocardial infarction Is rr1\·n b1.1siness. T he s e are the condition that results when £!~ 'Jm uns. mind you. the -circuiJtion to the heart I ,.,.,1 help ;; ii l'n( not · as muscle 1s( cut of! by a blood ('I · ;1 ~ my sister. You'd_' ~ink clOt pr ~ening of the artero· · · ug. ' wa$ enoogb, ~but 1ieili'!t is "''rious but, if tbe vic- . nnw I'm gr~ ·up Witt! • ter- : tiul• is allowed to rest for ari bl e inferiority complex. :bout six weeks, new ·ehannels H 1 1 d 't mir of circul•tion become estabe en, on ~jill1.any ·· • lished and,. tbe victim c a n cle beauty secret§,· I just want d ll . hi ct' a l!ttle remark f;;,;can: artJer . gra ,uq v~ mcrease s a IV· back w>lh . -UGLY DUCKli!NG 1ty. He must, however, avmd Dear Duckling: ~ excessiVe fahgua and attacks Honey, most people aren't of chest pam. ' i ' l I ' • :a~::se ;:.~r:dd:pa:~i::~ : have arl~!fiosclerotlc •babJ• ' heart disease wlrh Infarction. a bo ut your Ioou, you pro y · . . p . ..,ad a "cut" in every glance. II am takmg Llbrmm, ersanD •t te . ·.tm and d1cumarol. What are on . was your 1 1 me 1 they are? Must I take them dr eammg up snappy answers to •• f ., , 'f'lll h ld . 1or .,e res1 o my 1ue . T tl . ac ess 1 es you s ou be A - Ubrtum Is a mild tran~;:~~:~ap~:: ~ :~~~ 1qnil~zer. Persantin is gi~e_n . 1 to h 1 A to dilate your blood vessels. 01· geI your sJS . . er ep you. 1ant. . 1. he th' k cumaro1 IS an anllcoagu 11 gtr IS as 1; PJ• y as s m s y h ld talt th 1 . . . · ou s ou e em as 1ong st'he " so cegm thlnkmg post· as your doctor 1ee1s th at you IVe. need them unless tbey cause And for goodness sakes- tell 1un . destra . ble sld e eIfecs. 1 1n your mother how you !eel. S.- ~ time you should be able to di,. c.use sl1e mhy once have been . . h L'b . d d' an ugly suckling herself, she'll ! contmue I e I rmm an ICU· . t how ,.o cha nge you . marol. know JUS Q A1 hd into a swan. - H. I ew year• ago 1 a Dear Hel . I a coronary bear! attack and tile . 'm nlen digitalis. . d d I o y 16 an a1mg some- doctor prescribed [ .1 d one who is 21. People think that Ndo~t my d!arrut Wy lodclotr besays f he's toe, old for me, but he re-I on n~e '.. ou J sa e spects me more than any boy : to ~ontmue ~ take it anyway_? my own ee ever has d h , 1Wh1ch of the.:.e drugs - I~ord1l an e b' ar.d Peritrate - is the better lois Of [uan. We' ve k'nown eae 11f , other about two years, and he's j or my hea~t. . . • always been protective of ,mo, , A Dfg tails " given "o eYen when he figured ( I lias just !strengthen your heart beal. a lillie kid. iSince the dosage should be He'll be going off to coli g •carefully a~)usted to meet . and we have agreed to date !t~ your individual needs it . should ers but I'll save his " l·h 0 ., not 1>e taken 1f you don t need we~kends lor him. 1 d:o't t~~k , it. Anyone who Is taking this 1 could give him up entirely Idrug regularly should ree<!1ve though I'm not foolish enough I supplemenlary _potassiUm as a to say 1 love him. 1salt or ln hiS d1el. Under these circumstanc 1 lsordll and Per1trate are both do you think ~e·s too old 1:s~ I given to dilate tile blood vesme?- SWEET SIXTEEN 1sels 1n persons who have atDear Sixteen: I lacks of angma pectoriS. A trill your parenls aen r 't among , .al period w1lh .. each,hunder ld dmed1 the "people who think he's too 1~~ superVISIOn, s ou eter· old for you," then this t 11 ~ j mme wh1d1 Ia best lor you. some gets my vote. You sound : mature enough to date a sensJ.. ) ble 21-year-old. - H. i Title Activltie8 Dear Helen: i Receipt• Noted This 22-yt~r-old fellow was 1 Receipts for thji office of Mrs. datmg ~Y gtrl friend and she • Evelyn Lucke, Meigs County talked h1m mto gomg too far. Clerk of Courts, for August as He totS me all aborU 11 and satd the result of ·~utomotive tille I coulf trust him. He says be . actlvi\iea totaled , $1.126.20. n~ c,OOmebody to undersland During the month 751 titles, hlm aJid help bun because he'1 262 notations Of Hen, 151 memogot a bad reputation. I've gone Irandums, ·1119 cancellat.iOIIs of out wttb him twiCe and we jUS! lien, 481 ilpplications aflfdavlt• talk. He say~ be won't kiss me I! and assignmenla wer~ made. Of IUllll I ask him to. He drlna IIJe total receipts the county'! . . bit, but I think I c a n ibare was S969.Bs wblle the . . . I'm almoll »' ·IIIII' liate'a wu ... ' ' Q - ' •Ji. ...., r.l Pritts '' Effeclive '. . . ...; . .." ' .. S&ioit. 7-8-9 ~ . .t.f.:l ',. .. Ful• Val"-;,.~ \ ..t .. _;,.. ,. •.. r··· RAClN{ ·' " · ... ..- bag I MIRACLE ~- WHIP · . ' . ... r • MAiKiT •• quart only • . - "The . 1 · !' ... i .. '1 ,:. e. . CENTER CUT - , . Argo Early June Variety 7 s1' '·6i1or~A~MiLK -~ ~·1. ' cans ...... . ' ---·~ _ quart.JA . ' ~ ' J :i~ ' . BUDGET? GRAPE' ' ON .THIS ..PAGE Formerly·Williams Ma~ket Y "" t ' .• , • \' c 65 39c ' WHOLE SSe lb. ' -~ . u' DUNCAN HINES ',1· ··•. > '...I ·, ' c l-Ib. 31b. · can boxes ·for \ ,: • ~ .... With $5 Purchase .,. . FRIDAY ONLY ,.1~ .. OLD VIRGINIA 4 ASSORTED JELLY PARTY . PAK . LADY sc'On. $1 11 ••• llrl 20oL -...:...-- boltlo HUNT'S :6 $1 : $1' . 12 can·, . ' ~l TOMATO CATSUP Ii Pillsbury e,r ,~ion\1 - - . . . , . . - - - S.W.EET .. . PICKLES 29C ...k 1-tb. pkgs.. \ TISSUE qt. . CATSUP SWEET PEAS _ ' Big 20oz. boHie; _ 8 No. 303 c•n• JO BO DOG FOOD 12 tll-C DRiNKS . COFFEE Young ~ncl· Tender 'lb. Average CHASIIo SAfiiORIIl . . Pure . FRESH ahd lEAN t•D cans • t . ' .. .: lb. pk9. . ' : ., 1 LOTION DETERGENT I· . ' ' ·;.·, . • .. I $1 3 12 ••• Wltlos . ;,'!{;" 't . ...... ,.. .-' :·; ;;,: I" .,. ... ~ '. Our.Own CJ9oj:l . . , ~~ •,' ·-· •v.;· • ~ ·· ' ' . ..-.·s '. .. ~·· ..:;:: $:1 Per lb. r:c.·' ' •• ,,. .' ~: $p9 ' PORK STEAK ' REG. OR D R I P - - - - - - .' Sliced' '. . EVAP. MILK • . c.n1 EASlf MONDAY PINK . Veget1ble 15 ... ' !I ~ $1 4 460L$1 ..... ORANGE & GRAPE c Sib. tO 71b. ' ";,, :::~; $1 14 ••• bolt f.. 5 ARGO ·~ ,.,, b. . DELMONTE 1 ~~ 3 .... 89c 5 200 ct. $l t!LEENI/ix I~ 5 2 roll $1 .:BATHRpOM TISSUE ·_ · _ TUNA .' •·. ' •. DEL MOrftE Tender H " ". I, ; • .. loafs . .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,......;._601. jar '· 75c CUT-UP. ---- I ..• .... lo. T11ty, · •· jar ' • , 5ei'Ye . 18 oz. DUBUQUE WIENERS -:. ]b. .' I l Ground Bee~ .... 1•} · ' '" Cheer -------~------·':::. 75c 2-lb• ..}•9 .•.~o. c Nestles Quick . .. 7C Kraft Mustard Libby Tomato Juice _ __;;__ · 3..~:· $1 , "" ,, YOUR FOOD . . ;~ ~ " 69c 99c lb. I;)I.IWQUE ROLL SAUSAGE _ _ lb. FRESH ' ,. ,-; ·..• WA-G _ _ lb. c 69 3 lb. DUBUQUE RAW BUFF BACON- . (~ DAD'S ROOT BEER .~..·:~39c A KRAFT . Snowd~ift ·Sb'ort&ning ___ 3.~~69c· ·... Ma Brown-bilfPickles ---- 32os.,.. 39c .l •. pi•~'~'JJC .. FLUFF RINSE -) $9c. No o.,;;,sit, No Return Gloss Keg lb. CUBE STEAK lb. ' ' ' p . . ..· •lastlc Jug lACON ENDS AND PIECES _ " CITY, OHIO · IN CROWN ' · AND AlMARit'Y.M'ARKET IN MIDDLEPQRT ~ · .·' ·•· ;~;,. .:. :._ ~- r ~!~ 89c , ·~="" ·' '· 10 or" jar JOHNSON'S IN CROWN CITY CLOSED SUNDAYS 3 J. ~~~~~D_ At NEW ·sOPIR~ARK~T · .. 49c ' 55c 59c ~~. LEAN BONELESS $TEW MEAT _ lb . CHUCK STE.A K - - - - lb. . ' 303 SWEET PEAS ROUND ROAST--- \ . ARE AVAI~~E I, . '"'"--· ENGLISH CUT ROASt - -- ALL· S~EGIALS .il Ri8ht reserved to limit quttiti~ll. I' ROAST ................. Jb. ' ........ ·' . sfb.. With kll'ift" ' .. CHUCK ' -~-.--Iii· , . .r ' It 0 A 5 T ......... ·Jb. ..~ COFFEE ... ... -- CHUCK INStA.NT • ! •. · ' 5TH & PEAtt~ ,STS.· -f<1\.'INE ;, ·~· ·... Open Mon.-Fri. ..• , ;~ ~ • • 9 to II Saturday .. .. .. ..-It .. .. ..""! 9.1',:.!1{ tn ·~t-.'"i • ~ ;> ' IILADECUT WITH PURCHASE OF 4 LIGHT·BULBS · NESCAFE OR FOLGERS \ ' •• c S-Ib. ' ' ··. ·' 1 . !I i : 1 l ' Kraft Famous Salad Dr_essing SA"S •'· . CAKE MIX j z... l 'l ~ SWANSDOWN 1t's 0('' ..;.,•:•• I 1 h '' Petrole~m, Vl1Ll'" ASH.Ell FOR IT not foolish like my girl friend, ·1: lis column 1s for young peo.. who lost ner ttead lor the tirst urt's, their trouDte~ and tun. As • 1 . pit , tll~ir problems and plee~ s-. time - with him. ' ' fi\:at; :it --by Helen Bottel __, " • . HE.LEN HELP US! ' ' 1!1-Dauy Sent(nel, .l'omeroy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 8, 1V07 ~·a ··. J.Hft;J.~'. ~ ,U Ul~ . • B' . J.1 · (UPIJ-Aiexandru petrescu, tile Brjton, said, "II was thought .J . 1NEW. 'I'ORK':;l:l!orey Clomo•fsl(<iw~if folk .~id_ her!SI'c eiitf!jtilwtlo~at'K!~!Illck ~penly-,jioast· ~m~_onist ldplg!riat .. in that · _Africa Is the . coniina lbnplng on a -~·· sulfNlng duly: , t5' lb• oprish baoon, ~ljl }II in many grubby TV sea,.lfS Spllln am~ the Spanish CovU continent of t~e (uture &1\tl fth]lt. pam!ully lrom 4.:_1oot m~IKHl 1\'lsb ~~~;usag~s, 11 doz¢n.~ggs;; . . The trend lr.Pn•Rarentlv to , War, Monilay pres~nted hint .was a~~rt1me we moved ;'fr .. Bd>IJ'.-Las Vegas produu:r j ~... gall?"' American coffee\ rio fictionalle publlc,, !igQw.~ (Rub- credentiB~ gs Romaman consul meetings. . .• ·. Monte I' rom's so~ Bill. It, •n· .mentlori of splrll!lous g~jek. 1irosa in ''The Adventurern,:• Sin- and conj'lierci~l rewesentat1ve , . . . listed and IS on tije w.ay 10 Viet-~ .. ·"'- , • ,, · ~ atra (dl!gracefyl~) ' ~j"The to Fore1gn MID~ •Fernando, ': • · ·· .. nam · Comic Frank Fortalne In Baroarella, · Jane Fond~Xing •' ""rllyn .,..,._ 1\'l .ably Maria Castlella. · · J!t"bard Jll ' -oeo a "strip ·t,;se h\ oUt ' "'" '~-.·~· 19r ~ HAGUE IUPI)-Prlnc~ has one lad in Vietnam, ,anl!lil$ .. . '·, , . ;. · ' · ·'heap1y) ·.. in · 'T·h·• Gadd~'·" 1 . . · B ' b"' d :._ 5f· ld h~sband er on the woy When the N~l •P•ce . · New ",¥<\ f<l"k , now will ' be followed bv a eup· ' . . ~ .ern a: ' year-o. : Y. ·rtme• rlJI Its dry-run of ·a group 1s called. •t 'Th~ F~lendl~ · edl ..• 6 f 1Jd . ·ich" , .on Move ; . of queen, Juliana, 1s suffermg · possible new \nernonn .~. v. pa· : Ones " two Jews, orie ,l4!fn~.e, I~:nr/ & tlll ~~n~•.iF~:~a ~ . ~; 1 ~NAIROBI, Kenya •; (UPil;;- ~roiJ! ne?r~is of the bqck and , . 1 Meetmg for the first t1me m .. o has .boen ordreed to rest. at ~~~ r it staUoned gun • toting • ~ Syrian .. . TIJ!l c~apJack . 8 d G , 'J.i 'k 1 ·pe ' • 1"Th K' " 1 · th di · ernar. e.s IJ!O !I 0 · cour.:e, "I ld Amenca or "f • t· re l'd"'nc"· north _guards •o outsiders c9u~"'t -~·~ , e mg oove was -~ . r-Hi'll be ailed "'l'be Exhtb!lion- years o. s e . . WI e s vaca '"" .s • , a peek · but that oid pee)ll'T Beil' ty straw ·that broke ulaipnct be- , (I ~ . ·A , . Brl~, the executive commit· of Rome, a Dutch government nett c~l'f · sa~ It-' · · · '.'j tweefi Bemanl 'Gelsl~ifs pu~r. ·., · ; · . . . ~J' · tee of tte ·World Methodist official !~id Monday. . . . ·.", lishel) ·and l!ennett Cerl's Ran- In a·-natlonal·maa, roM Chan- ~•neil opened a seSSIOn! . ' Broadcasting Magazine says dom Hou•-e Gels is the firm . el states !rom her 81-years var- 1Monday. Qlshop Odd Hagen, Howard Hugh-. is o:et to buy· n ; formed by the shr.wd lad of 1tagepiont: "Everr,ihlng is _in Jhe , Methodist Bj~~P. for JlOrther~ p~~K~~A mlll- The Briti•!t , Las Vegas TV stahon (from I the !1rm ·name plus Goodson-thands of women. £verytnmg IS ' · I . ~ . · ., I Hank Green• pun) !oi' $3,001l.UIKII Todman of the TV-quiz factory, 1going b.<illty.' ' An " .o v" ' ieO..rai cuui't ol aj>;>:o:1: '! o r , ·Mobil and SH•ll Oil • Recordin!l'exec Ahme4:,~r- Art ,J,inkletter of the tasteless whelming resident:: reaction ln j"misleading" TV coinll!~rclals :~mpames hav,e agreed to cut tegtm parlayed .a lo•. o( rock .• 1. kiddle joltebooks hiding behind , Greenwich VIllage" has 'Cared I . lnsidm Newsletq.r stateS by 40 cents a .barrel the prlco roll hlf-1' into the $650,000 need- 1 their dirty diapers, G.r on c h o politicians Into promising· a hip- the Gr..lier St touis lfotei-M,o-1~er . barrel ._ •lor erode kl~ll ed to bhy Worcesl.er, Mass ro- , Marx and others whose contri- ,pie . cleanup - or Pis• tile, tel Ass'n decidPd aoyohe see~- 1 1mported Into Turkey, a Tur .h dio station W.4AB ... The "Rose . butions (stated openly . amaz. voles switch to \Ito OPJlOI!it\on j ing their bed rooms, during the' Official s.ald Monday .. He said mary's Baby" 111m unit s h o t 11 ingly) included plugging t he i . The Sflllll"'r 111 orie of,,the World ~erits will have t~ sl(!jl~ the cut Will ber.etroacbve lor \8 srenes at Jim ·ll'owney's thool· Geis books on television Icelebrated • fixed • quiz TV I for a lhreeoday •tay•and (Sily· fb morlths an~ will save. Turkey rical 8th-Ave.1pub and li,ke aU Whirh is the most flagrant pro- shows was whomped by t be advance. about $10 mllhon a yaer. · · we , . , . e·· {)· . 1.. 1 'o '·,·-c· · ' ·~-., " -. ' �,. '\ ' '. I / .·.- • ! I. ' . ' . . • \ • '. I .' ' ' ... ' ' .. .' '' •. J . .-. . .., • ·i: ' • ' ./ ' *" INIJII" sMpH ' IAIIN!Y IOOOLI JU6HAID•· <'iO TELL 'IO~E . UNK JY IOJ LUIIIRI ..... IY I!RED, ~SSWELL . IICIIU'- A F~EIIiiHT TRAIN GOIN'FN.-· ,. ly GliORGI tiONDER . . ly AL CAPP 1 1s5l.IE TW>.ru. SWEEP ME: 8ACK INW HONDA OFFICE!.' SA!fS & SERVICE • IIONI~'"~ I I IIIC I• 1 P liOt • .o tALL DICk RAWLINGS Rawlings Hande S1l11 · WY :1-2151 MIDOLIPOI I OHIO I r rl~ JSOIUI LOS II I I I • IY IIANNIR ·' • • EVINRUDE Slles1nd S.rvlce Olilo Boat and Motor • LlctnM .·I '·' . . ) ~j 1 ., ' Lost and Found . • I •'• LOST. Two Black and Tan Fe· 1 male hounds in · · Woll Pen !Wad area B o I h 1 dogs ran be Identified by I name en oollar~and tatooos in ' ean. If see n please call Pt. Pleasant, 675-2056 collect. 1 1 61c $CHWAIZIL MARINI . . eCOMANCHEe . HARDTOP TRAVEL TRAILERS ' + ;[ · ·,c . • ·, HERENOW · : All 67 Models Reduced eHANNALINEe APACHEe 5••• up to $300.00 ' WY Nl.. Mldclloport, 0. ' ~ , . •• IIOCICINGPORfl..OHIO PHON& 667...70 ' lta 91.ll IYINIIt\IDI NOW ON DIIPLAY UIIDo 1956 3 LP JOHNICJN '1959 5~ JOHNSON i ' Can we the ~eep I hd.._. kittens, Pop? ...... -J lr MERRILL BLOSSER Ti-l EN OON•T STAND NtP•(O(.THf GIZAPW~Uirf I •i LITILE ORPHAti ANNI\ 'V'I) ii-IIN\( EVE~&ODY ,"""" '" 6E£t-1 1'Cioltl \ti.IOULt)'P: ..JOLTED OUT Of.: ~tO WI~EN 1\-t~T ~EW AL>Iii SUS UP! 00t - --·ABBIE AND $1 -ATS Jr RAEBURN VAN IUUN . ''I_ .,. ' > f PUBLI·C SALE '~ !' f · .~ SATU~DAY, ' • SEPTEMBER 9, .1967-1 P.M. ' ' . I ' < Th• pet'IGjlel ,~ · of lfillll• ..._ Mlhifhv onci .Anlll MM M'ihl will . ~ •ld et the J11f;. .... locni ... ville. . . . s.i.' . • ...... "'wt• ' ' •. ~- . - • ' • ' ' DICK TRACY I ,, i ... ....... ' " ' _..."'1'1"\" ... > '· r •• ,• ~ ...... r._ . . . ' ! > ...__ _ _ __. j. ' By· RALPH HEIMDAML, · ~• RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. 110 Sq. ln. ColorWolnut Gr. Fin. $379.95 with trocle 268 Sq. ln. Color ContempOr-ary $399.95 with tr..to 268 Sq. ln. Color Maple Fin. $419.95 with trado-ln Z95 Sq. ln. Color W1lnut gr. fin. $439.95 with ,...._ Z95 Sq. ln. Color Walnut II~• fin. $499.95 with trade Z95 Sq. ln. Color Mople Fin. $539.95 wHh trad•ln • QtESTER, O. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Bere'a llow lie work It: AKJ'DLBAAlJ:a II LONGFJ:LLOW One letter simply stands tor another. Ia thl• nmple A bl \lied foc the three L'a, X for the two O'a, ete. 8in&ie lttten apo ... tropbleo. the lenJih and tOllllatloa o1 111o .,. 111111& - day the - FPMRFU Jot'" - FOR SALE ·3 BEDROOM oli ·~'~PoXK M ELAI dltterellt. KURKU; RLBPXR'r Ill X B P L H B )( JLXI J'MR ·I UZXKB Saturday'• Cryploquote: I NIOVIilR I'JXPJ!lCI'ED TO SEE TH& DAY WHEN GUlLS W@ULl) GET SUNBURMIII) 111 -- -- ' . ·-· - , nlli: :pt.M!Ii!S THRY NOW OO,:._WlLL ROGilRS ,~ . .. . ...... ' ' < ...j,· ,.t. MODERN HOME LS F M'H K U . - l L W B M X A U \. I' Full basement, biillt-ln kitchen, ceramic tile built-in bath, waiJ.to.wall carpet. Many more attrac. tive features. Excellent condition and priced · tp tell. . . . '· ' ' ,. ' '., ' I • ' ._.............,"''· •• �,. '\ ' '. I / .·.- • ! I. ' . ' . . • \ • '. I .' ' ' ... ' ' .. .' '' •. J . .-. . .., • ·i: ' • ' ./ ' *" INIJII" sMpH ' IAIIN!Y IOOOLI JU6HAID•· <'iO TELL 'IO~E . UNK JY IOJ LUIIIRI ..... IY I!RED, ~SSWELL . IICIIU'- A F~EIIiiHT TRAIN GOIN'FN.-· ,. ly GliORGI tiONDER . . ly AL CAPP 1 1s5l.IE TW>.ru. SWEEP ME: 8ACK INW HONDA OFFICE!.' SA!fS & SERVICE • IIONI~'"~ I I IIIC I• 1 P liOt • .o tALL DICk RAWLINGS Rawlings Hande S1l11 · WY :1-2151 MIDOLIPOI I OHIO I r rl~ JSOIUI LOS II I I I • IY IIANNIR ·' • • EVINRUDE Slles1nd S.rvlce Olilo Boat and Motor • LlctnM .·I '·' . . ) ~j 1 ., ' Lost and Found . • I •'• LOST. Two Black and Tan Fe· 1 male hounds in · · Woll Pen !Wad area B o I h 1 dogs ran be Identified by I name en oollar~and tatooos in ' ean. If see n please call Pt. Pleasant, 675-2056 collect. 1 1 61c $CHWAIZIL MARINI . . eCOMANCHEe . HARDTOP TRAVEL TRAILERS ' + ;[ · ·,c . • ·, HERENOW · : All 67 Models Reduced eHANNALINEe APACHEe 5••• up to $300.00 ' WY Nl.. Mldclloport, 0. ' ~ , . •• IIOCICINGPORfl..OHIO PHON& 667...70 ' lta 91.ll IYINIIt\IDI NOW ON DIIPLAY UIIDo 1956 3 LP JOHNICJN '1959 5~ JOHNSON i ' Can we the ~eep I hd.._. kittens, Pop? ...... -J lr MERRILL BLOSSER Ti-l EN OON•T STAND NtP•(O(.THf GIZAPW~Uirf I •i LITILE ORPHAti ANNI\ 'V'I) ii-IIN\( EVE~&ODY ,"""" '" 6E£t-1 1'Cioltl \ti.IOULt)'P: ..JOLTED OUT Of.: ~tO WI~EN 1\-t~T ~EW AL>Iii SUS UP! 00t - --·ABBIE AND $1 -ATS Jr RAEBURN VAN IUUN . ''I_ .,. ' > f PUBLI·C SALE '~ !' f · .~ SATU~DAY, ' • SEPTEMBER 9, .1967-1 P.M. ' ' . I ' < Th• pet'IGjlel ,~ · of lfillll• ..._ Mlhifhv onci .Anlll MM M'ihl will . ~ •ld et the J11f;. .... locni ... ville. . . . s.i.' . • ...... "'wt• ' ' •. ~- . - • ' • ' ' DICK TRACY I ,, i ... ....... ' " ' _..."'1'1"\" ... > '· r •• ,• ~ ...... r._ . . . ' ! > ...__ _ _ __. j. ' By· RALPH HEIMDAML, · ~• RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. 110 Sq. ln. ColorWolnut Gr. Fin. $379.95 with trocle 268 Sq. ln. Color ContempOr-ary $399.95 with tr..to 268 Sq. ln. Color Maple Fin. $419.95 with trado-ln Z95 Sq. ln. Color W1lnut gr. fin. $439.95 with ,...._ Z95 Sq. ln. Color Walnut II~• fin. $499.95 with trade Z95 Sq. ln. Color Mople Fin. $539.95 wHh trad•ln • QtESTER, O. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Bere'a llow lie work It: AKJ'DLBAAlJ:a II LONGFJ:LLOW One letter simply stands tor another. Ia thl• nmple A bl \lied foc the three L'a, X for the two O'a, ete. 8in&ie lttten apo ... tropbleo. the lenJih and tOllllatloa o1 111o .,. 111111& - day the - FPMRFU Jot'" - FOR SALE ·3 BEDROOM oli ·~'~PoXK M ELAI dltterellt. KURKU; RLBPXR'r Ill X B P L H B )( JLXI J'MR ·I UZXKB Saturday'• Cryploquote: I NIOVIilR I'JXPJ!lCI'ED TO SEE TH& DAY WHEN GUlLS W@ULl) GET SUNBURMIII) 111 -- -- ' . ·-· - , nlli: :pt.M!Ii!S THRY NOW OO,:._WlLL ROGilRS ,~ . .. . ...... ' ' < ...j,· ,.t. MODERN HOME LS F M'H K U . - l L W B M X A U \. I' Full basement, biillt-ln kitchen, ceramic tile built-in bath, waiJ.to.wall carpet. Many more attrac. tive features. Excellent condition and priced · tp tell. . . . '· ' ' ,. ' '., ' I • ' ._.............,"''· •• �•• / ' ,, I -;/~ • ,. ! • PLAY . .,, TVG ' ' _, ~· ' .. '·•- '· .f~. , ., .:~ ,, No Purchase lte,gwted! FREE-'Rl'CE'tQ RICHES Game Tickets At Any Kroger Store! .. ., . '- '• -.• ' ' 'I ' .':. ' ' I • , " . WATCH RACE TO RICHES J" •rfnrsday 7 P.M. __ WCHS TV Channets'> 2 'I . ' ;. Copyright, The Krover Co., 1N7 Wt ,.,.,., tho rtglll to limit qoontilitt. You'll think MONEY GROWS ortTREES vmjn .YOU - - --- lb. Ctn 12 Cheshire E3 William T •••NEW,.. Jones, Jr. spenl a few days with his par· ents and family, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jones. He returned to his base. iJt·,Nermlne, Pa. .. Mr. and Mr;, Albert Sherrick ' of Lancaster spent Sunday with her sisters, Mr, and Mrs. Ray· mood and Jeffery, Mr. and M". Edward Prest.in and family and Miss Kath)een Noble. Mrs, Nancy Garrison of Ak· ron is spending the week with Mr . and Mrs. Clarence Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Angell and daughter, Mrs Edward liar· rington and son, Eddie Jr, of Tampa, Fla.. is "visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bla. zer _ Mr. Angello returned homo •nd Mrs. Angell stayed for a ,, longer visit. '' ' ,. ' ' ' ' ~ ' • NO CENTER ••• ,.1 • • ""' ' •Ct Try "S upe r-Rig ht ".M •:ots forT ende r-J uicy Good n ess~ U.S. Gov·r GRADE A I ;jO · -- .. ......... .. ' I f , ...,.". .' ' ',~ ,, 1\ !' _.( j . ·' ... .' l\laybe it's because they dileovmd Jane Parker Pies ... .......... = ..... But. .. you say, "No thank1o there is nothing like a aood home-bake-J pi•-·· . -~ .-:;; ' .J. But would you believe It if told you our Jane Parker Pleo lute homo-baUd! Probably not ...until you've 1rild-. . . Are Jane Parker Piela svod- for lboppiar AI•P! They~ ont ot mw. I ' I AMERICAN &AUTY-CUT ' Green I '•' A&P BRAND ··-· I I Orance J1ice · .~. •. • 3 5100 Orance PilleaPJie D~~ 3~ I' ,.tant Coffee .::.:., • . ": 71' AlP loaste• Peands • ::-.I' Glamalo~ Nylo1s • .• 3:: 5101 I • ••• 6 .... l Salad D~essing .,... wHm HOUSI ,- =.. .- 1 .INSTAHT .Dry Milk 5 59 I I Hll I a.a,• .....,...............~ 31• 20 .... gllnl . ' . \• ' . 00 '• .'!. ,_... ' · liP• .. .I. '·=~ . ' . ' ' \ ! ::L!~ It.1111EXTRA TOP VALUI "!' ............... ,at. . ..."'-'.." STAMPS '"1 .. " " . : FIRST 46 oz. tp EX1RAiTOP VALUE $TAMH, . with fllltoiDUpOD llld ....,..,.,. tf . lonol111 Bttl llooot '· .r.1g111nw J lba. ., ...,. Exp. t/9/rl ' ·cur lb. , SLICED QUARTERED •y 59c ' . $1.79 f ::· - '' Porlb~Qiu · ~~~~~.1~.:. cant SUC)tiR'S '".U:L MliA'i'" ,, " • ~• .~1 ""'f·df "' ··T/ • ' :: , •li•d ., 5 l9KILY,;~· _. , .. ,5 "'·Cliil·*~$1 Uomtli'IY 'l ...• ' !i• - ......... _.................... ;._ J ... . -, t ~··' ; 1... t;· .~·:~ ~ ' ! .~ .. , ,~.·l:£..1£ . Nd. ""'! ~ '.00 I 10 •.,. $l ...... ,, . STOKELY Sll . ELLII •FRE...,:H STYLI OR· CUT Pinea le . . . . . . . . . ...· 3.,~,,$l,. No.'i' · ' · · TOKELYPP Green Bei!,J1$ - ------ &•.N•.~.• $1.· s ::·,c ~~cfl.;l~i, ' ;~ i);~I:~~r~VORS ~ ··"~t·· $}' , . ·~·~t~ .~ , ·~''- ,.,.:·. ~ ~:----.-- 'f . •• ..,. • . ·~· ·W'"*' l9 '-~ •r' "'vv0e5c~<J/1am ·lil~~lDRY . ·ff,,J4 68 , ........ _.... _.. .-. :-- -··~. . .... ~"· ~ ' .,.. • ,_ ' · Assorted StDkely Spotlight Bean . JUfCE'S CoHee· 46oz. caM ~· . ~':;.~·--., ~·~... ~?:..:::'~1 .e CORONET · · " 1 Pure Can. Shbrtinthti · (r,i~to ···..' Sugar··· .... : ~ Stokely ' ' ' ,_ i- 10 .. ·, . ~bt ''"' ''-r-*" '" .. /' ·" u ·$ "' --·- lb. bag . ' " ,. No.2~ cant: ' .t Hoo "~ " ....• .. ' , \I ' ·~ - !!:" .: ., ~,1 SSe ' POTATOES ~ .as11... . . ' ~ . , ~M 79c Peat. .• ·~ Grass Seed' ..·. _.... _. _.. _.• ' ' ,_. Iv;ey Liquid .. : '; , SAlvo '.. JONA LIMAS -IONA c#fWAXSULTAIIA PORK I QANS,;.. A. P. KIDNEY * f,\ "'lj-!:; . . . , Pel'eh Fill\' . - ' o - J, ' Dash · ... . .· ' u;um . ' ! E>op. Fruit Coc"ktail klnr .,.. 1 111M • 33c ,,~ MIX 01 ,ATf;H " ,. ' -·-·' ·, OL . ....... ..... .•....... 2 ·::.:- lfc .. one lb. or mort CIMtr . . Sliced Si)ooktd Hom Exp. 9/9/ir/ Tide Ban ~~ • &.=.1t c 'Candy ... i SIIWflakl DIIIM' IIIII . . . 2 ';::' 4fc .·.,~. ~ .(":" .~ ',. ._ ~ . . , j \ .,• "-··~~ . I[ • 1; . . ,r. r, fhlt ... Flour----~------- ~.. S1.99 Facial Tissue···---- ~ S'*ii. $1. 87c KROGER BRAND PEANUT BUTTIII OR, ' ~ CORONIT •::-' '(.. ,, . . .,, ,:.,/ M 2 1 $1. • Qprv,Piil- •• - •• - " - " ~ • . 3 ' ~ ·89c Toilet. Tij~D13U ....e-· •··• ·.. • •'• •.~ ..' t~ Ia,. p1c11. SWisr·Ch• ~ksr . . . ~· · Sparkle Gel•tin t~.~E • ::: 15' Pre1t11es ~wT 3:: 'ICMi Wo..erfoil ALu~~u"' • • 2'='I'· SJacheHi AN~f • •. •• ·::a 4t ANII PAI>E . ,._ 4t Cli.icktl Rlce_ lout :m s·~~.:· 79' Syr1p PANCAKE a;;-"AFI'LE Vecetables '1:o~ . . 2.t.l' Cream Pies =r: . . ~21' Potato lrea• .!::. .. s:..tt NEW CROP- YELLOW ·A&P.Aspid. ~~t1N . . . :; 1'. Corn hffs .~J. . . . ~ 5t Dry Pea ...ns • • • .4.: .• Peca1 Rolls J~~'f!' . . :; 45' Ecc l•ns .~~ • • • •~ 3t chilken-ot·•••~ ·r~·f Pills••ry Rtfricerat.. Rolls •!: ate r~ r~!:' 6t ' - Ill explailled that w h lie ' ~la ss io Its rlglt state i• an , ,, ....._... LllitctiOOI . OCE~N - KROGER PLAIN OR snF-RISING I SULTANA RAND o 75c tlant 1l1t ' 1-llt. I ' ' (' ._.. ·Cheer = I GLASS NIGHT OWL NEW YORK IUPII -Bol.tlemaking - machines are night owls, The machines that make more than 30 million botUes and jars a year in the UnltA!d Stat., run fasfl!r at night be,..ause it 1~ cooler then. reoorts the Glass Container Manuf~rrnrPr!'l Institute. I•rwo • )!'·', ' ------[~isOR~IDVAi)i;~;;~N-·.. ". 3 ~~: ~}>, Th~k':~~~· -,_~J'~·. :'" • (~ii $1, . WHITE BEAUTY Ar.J if you poppecla Jane PuW Pit Into the """ p4 warmed it Wore .-vinr. -Iii -~ · you 'd·diiCOvtr 1 pie you'd bt proud to call '1111r oWII. · · 1• 2 • • • ) N Oxydot: I· . '01111 lhlt _.., ond ..,,.._ II •., , Any2pktt. Pork CHQJS \ ('"'rn 2 -~ Then you'd dileoverthunll.la·Mart.llld ftaky like your own, ' You'd dileover the fruit ia the kind you'd 1111 .... ' the : ·' . beat ... juiey, 110t l&llf -..ith 111Ueb. ·• ' • ~](ELY CRUSHED, CHUNK1 SLICED -1-" ... · Pork Chops -.-:. STOKELY GOLDEN• VAt PACK Bonus ' <1,''11' ,,.. Sttvor Plt!llr .' ~} 89c ,, 79c B•••lm·Rlk WI • ..;, :$1"' TllbtLap-Qinl'l ,.,ac • thousanda have. I ·~ ( Detergent klnt ollti '$1;46 .... . . ,tR... . ' ,. '...:4tc eo..e.lii'rlrrtbt . • ,., 79c .. -~~ ['. •• Flakes · 2 ....box",. 73c •'··· ,,1.. .•.,,, r·l")t: ,. ",, f• 1', P. V, !JENUINI COU~Y CURID ---Droit - We 8(DIO ... they're rreat." ~i~ ,~, • K....,, ortJvn,If"'· · INN J plcf, 16)nmi · · ·I, :~: ;~12 Bacon .. 3 lt.. 99c VILLAGE ~~~. M . . . .. No:rHe.aN.PIKE .., : < ,,~ 81 . . f~p~en Dnmers._.. ,.... $1.29 . argarme . C -C:<t!h .,. . '-- !Fq(Q"4C·. liAN;:IIQIIIL!SI, BITI-SIZI · IUTT II ALP ' .. . t . ~-· ..... ' _-.-. _.'. ..~. 79c lb. . 39 .JJ . ._59"··'ue .· ··--er sew Ivory ;Snow · _ . - smo, ~·"" from coolitd, rfMy to tit,·or hut 1ncl \ ---FltJ-,.:..h..-.~n-- I ~.. I ' · .;~ KRqGER'S FAMOUS QIHU.ITY ' .KROGER, LAMB· <'1Whole · -SALE · _, Ran\ _•. ___ .. ·~- 89c . 1 g-0-L b 89JO!.;lf,',: fARMOUR ITAR- ' '' ..,.e am -·~ ----· lb. ,. ·'d· ' 'f.:-·. '. s•. $129 ' , AND ~IECES . uar , •••t • • • · - - - - • • crtn. 49c '· SPray ; 3 "· ( Mr. and Mrs: · Donald Sham· llin and Eva Jane of Alexandria, Va spent the weekend >ith his molber, Mrs. Edith Shamblin. Mr. and Mrs, Dopald Skagga ond son, Earl, ar,t VisiUng her mcth.r at Oak Hill, W. Va. Mr and Mrs. Johnny Garr~ .;on of Akron, Mr and Mr s. Ray Dudding, Diana and Rock:e of Nitro, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Luc., Terry, B~ an and Cindy apt!nt Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Peters. The Shamblin reunion waa held Aug, t3 at Mllltr. A.ttellli' 1ng were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Miles and daughter, Rosie, of i Tiffin: Mr, and Mrs. Dooald Shamblin and daughter, E vI Jane, of Alexandria, Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sllamblln, Rookey and Rrenda, Cincinoall; J. B. Rife, Alexandria, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph RUe, Mr. and Mu George Shamblin, Karel, Linda, George and Dwight, Mra Norma Shamblin, and MMI. Ed· ith Sllamblin. Sgt. and Mrs. Gerald StovaU of Augusta, Ga., spent a 1few days with her parents, Mr. .00 Mrs. Claude Blazer, and lo get 1 their ci!Udren, Claudia a n d Gregory, who have spent a month with llteir grandparenll before going to Frankfort, Germany where they, will live. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rife and grandson, J. B. RUe, Mrs; Walter Taylor, RoMie and Tam· my, Mrs. Freda Watkins of Middloport, and Mable Thaxton of Bidwell attended the Rife reunion at Stockport. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Ronnie and Tammy, spent a day recently at Camden Pat'k at HunUngton, W. Va. exreotlonaily strong materin!. IJOtlleo at temperature• •· hove 1.000 degrees F, collapsi of their nwn wmht. The molten ~lass from which boll'•• are formed ts 2.008 degreeo or more. Botlle·maklns 'lllachit!U, fherefore . mutt bt r u n at apeeds that allow tbe newly formed oonlalnert to cool down at teal! Ill 1.000 degreea before IIIey are ejected lrnm II . • ( Quarter'd Fryers ••· -39c Bucket Steak .....•: 99.·_c ., k d . ' . ' LIG OR BREAST ;.,- FDS FomlniX Dtod.;.u;- .,.~ . .j'C.'f;iiQ .~ s11 .-, o 'I ''V;'l! ... Ch.o11 & Sonbom Cof!ee_ a • <,.'' '!-( ,] ' . ~)· ' WOAYTV Channell Ih. · SLICES { . , or Your Friendly Kroger Store Accepts Federal ·• Food Stamps ' vitlt. Smoked:H810 ' ~ ll•w: Yorfc 1om. No P'""heoe -llod 11 ~ - ~Roli "f•1 ' ""'"'"" •To JUet.n." -~1m., on• a•mt pltce per ptnan· pt, lllit '1 • • •'i'MnC ' . :. llfrt ploylnt "Rico To lodoy, YOU coui.i 'a., ·~r next $5011 cash. ~winntr. FREI flmt Jll.., avaU.. ~I• 1t •II KtOgtr Store d:tedtttnds, ,..,. · tfflct, ·or . · bv writlnt to '~R"et To Rl,;hts," IQ ~. ;ll&~tf.,., ' . ; ,,, FUll Shank HW ' ' . ,- ..'. . ' • $3.98 $1.81 ' ': :~ ·'; lS .. !} ' �•• / ' ,, I -;/~ • ,. ! • PLAY . .,, TVG ' ' _, ~· ' .. '·•- '· .f~. , ., .:~ ,, No Purchase lte,gwted! FREE-'Rl'CE'tQ RICHES Game Tickets At Any Kroger Store! .. ., . '- '• -.• ' ' 'I ' .':. ' ' I • , " . WATCH RACE TO RICHES J" •rfnrsday 7 P.M. __ WCHS TV Channets'> 2 'I . ' ;. Copyright, The Krover Co., 1N7 Wt ,.,.,., tho rtglll to limit qoontilitt. You'll think MONEY GROWS ortTREES vmjn .YOU - - --- lb. Ctn 12 Cheshire E3 William T •••NEW,.. Jones, Jr. spenl a few days with his par· ents and family, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jones. He returned to his base. iJt·,Nermlne, Pa. .. Mr. and Mr;, Albert Sherrick ' of Lancaster spent Sunday with her sisters, Mr, and Mrs. Ray· mood and Jeffery, Mr. and M". Edward Prest.in and family and Miss Kath)een Noble. Mrs, Nancy Garrison of Ak· ron is spending the week with Mr . and Mrs. Clarence Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Angell and daughter, Mrs Edward liar· rington and son, Eddie Jr, of Tampa, Fla.. is "visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bla. zer _ Mr. Angello returned homo •nd Mrs. Angell stayed for a ,, longer visit. '' ' ,. ' ' ' ' ~ ' • NO CENTER ••• ,.1 • • ""' ' •Ct Try "S upe r-Rig ht ".M •:ots forT ende r-J uicy Good n ess~ U.S. Gov·r GRADE A I ;jO · -- .. ......... .. ' I f , ...,.". .' ' ',~ ,, 1\ !' _.( j . ·' ... .' l\laybe it's because they dileovmd Jane Parker Pies ... .......... = ..... But. .. you say, "No thank1o there is nothing like a aood home-bake-J pi•-·· . -~ .-:;; ' .J. But would you believe It if told you our Jane Parker Pleo lute homo-baUd! Probably not ...until you've 1rild-. . . Are Jane Parker Piela svod- for lboppiar AI•P! They~ ont ot mw. I ' I AMERICAN &AUTY-CUT ' Green I '•' A&P BRAND ··-· I I Orance J1ice · .~. •. • 3 5100 Orance PilleaPJie D~~ 3~ I' ,.tant Coffee .::.:., • . ": 71' AlP loaste• Peands • ::-.I' Glamalo~ Nylo1s • .• 3:: 5101 I • ••• 6 .... l Salad D~essing .,... wHm HOUSI ,- =.. .- 1 .INSTAHT .Dry Milk 5 59 I I Hll I a.a,• .....,...............~ 31• 20 .... gllnl . ' . \• ' . 00 '• .'!. ,_... ' · liP• .. .I. '·=~ . ' . ' ' \ ! ::L!~ It.1111EXTRA TOP VALUI "!' ............... ,at. . ..."'-'.." STAMPS '"1 .. " " . : FIRST 46 oz. tp EX1RAiTOP VALUE $TAMH, . with fllltoiDUpOD llld ....,..,.,. tf . lonol111 Bttl llooot '· .r.1g111nw J lba. ., ...,. Exp. t/9/rl ' ·cur lb. , SLICED QUARTERED •y 59c ' . $1.79 f ::· - '' Porlb~Qiu · ~~~~~.1~.:. cant SUC)tiR'S '".U:L MliA'i'" ,, " • ~• .~1 ""'f·df "' ··T/ • ' :: , •li•d ., 5 l9KILY,;~· _. , .. ,5 "'·Cliil·*~$1 Uomtli'IY 'l ...• ' !i• - ......... _.................... ;._ J ... . -, t ~··' ; 1... t;· .~·:~ ~ ' ! .~ .. , ,~.·l:£..1£ . Nd. ""'! ~ '.00 I 10 •.,. $l ...... ,, . STOKELY Sll . ELLII •FRE...,:H STYLI OR· CUT Pinea le . . . . . . . . . ...· 3.,~,,$l,. No.'i' · ' · · TOKELYPP Green Bei!,J1$ - ------ &•.N•.~.• $1.· s ::·,c ~~cfl.;l~i, ' ;~ i);~I:~~r~VORS ~ ··"~t·· $}' , . ·~·~t~ .~ , ·~''- ,.,.:·. ~ ~:----.-- 'f . •• ..,. • . ·~· ·W'"*' l9 '-~ •r' "'vv0e5c~<J/1am ·lil~~lDRY . ·ff,,J4 68 , ........ _.... _.. .-. :-- -··~. . .... ~"· ~ ' .,.. • ,_ ' · Assorted StDkely Spotlight Bean . JUfCE'S CoHee· 46oz. caM ~· . ~':;.~·--., ~·~... ~?:..:::'~1 .e CORONET · · " 1 Pure Can. Shbrtinthti · (r,i~to ···..' Sugar··· .... : ~ Stokely ' ' ' ,_ i- 10 .. ·, . ~bt ''"' ''-r-*" '" .. /' ·" u ·$ "' --·- lb. bag . ' " ,. No.2~ cant: ' .t Hoo "~ " ....• .. ' , \I ' ·~ - !!:" .: ., ~,1 SSe ' POTATOES ~ .as11... . . ' ~ . , ~M 79c Peat. .• ·~ Grass Seed' ..·. _.... _. _.. _.• ' ' ,_. Iv;ey Liquid .. : '; , SAlvo '.. JONA LIMAS -IONA c#fWAXSULTAIIA PORK I QANS,;.. A. P. KIDNEY * f,\ "'lj-!:; . . . , Pel'eh Fill\' . - ' o - J, ' Dash · ... . .· ' u;um . ' ! E>op. Fruit Coc"ktail klnr .,.. 1 111M • 33c ,,~ MIX 01 ,ATf;H " ,. ' -·-·' ·, OL . ....... ..... .•....... 2 ·::.:- lfc .. one lb. or mort CIMtr . . Sliced Si)ooktd Hom Exp. 9/9/ir/ Tide Ban ~~ • &.=.1t c 'Candy ... i SIIWflakl DIIIM' IIIII . . . 2 ';::' 4fc .·.,~. ~ .(":" .~ ',. ._ ~ . . , j \ .,• "-··~~ . I[ • 1; . . ,r. r, fhlt ... Flour----~------- ~.. S1.99 Facial Tissue···---- ~ S'*ii. $1. 87c KROGER BRAND PEANUT BUTTIII OR, ' ~ CORONIT •::-' '(.. ,, . . .,, ,:.,/ M 2 1 $1. • Qprv,Piil- •• - •• - " - " ~ • . 3 ' ~ ·89c Toilet. Tij~D13U ....e-· •··• ·.. • •'• •.~ ..' t~ Ia,. p1c11. SWisr·Ch• ~ksr . . . ~· · Sparkle Gel•tin t~.~E • ::: 15' Pre1t11es ~wT 3:: 'ICMi Wo..erfoil ALu~~u"' • • 2'='I'· SJacheHi AN~f • •. •• ·::a 4t ANII PAI>E . ,._ 4t Cli.icktl Rlce_ lout :m s·~~.:· 79' Syr1p PANCAKE a;;-"AFI'LE Vecetables '1:o~ . . 2.t.l' Cream Pies =r: . . ~21' Potato lrea• .!::. .. s:..tt NEW CROP- YELLOW ·A&P.Aspid. ~~t1N . . . :; 1'. Corn hffs .~J. . . . ~ 5t Dry Pea ...ns • • • .4.: .• Peca1 Rolls J~~'f!' . . :; 45' Ecc l•ns .~~ • • • •~ 3t chilken-ot·•••~ ·r~·f Pills••ry Rtfricerat.. Rolls •!: ate r~ r~!:' 6t ' - Ill explailled that w h lie ' ~la ss io Its rlglt state i• an , ,, ....._... LllitctiOOI . OCE~N - KROGER PLAIN OR snF-RISING I SULTANA RAND o 75c tlant 1l1t ' 1-llt. I ' ' (' ._.. ·Cheer = I GLASS NIGHT OWL NEW YORK IUPII -Bol.tlemaking - machines are night owls, The machines that make more than 30 million botUes and jars a year in the UnltA!d Stat., run fasfl!r at night be,..ause it 1~ cooler then. reoorts the Glass Container Manuf~rrnrPr!'l Institute. I•rwo • )!'·', ' ------[~isOR~IDVAi)i;~;;~N-·.. ". 3 ~~: ~}>, Th~k':~~~· -,_~J'~·. :'" • (~ii $1, . WHITE BEAUTY Ar.J if you poppecla Jane PuW Pit Into the """ p4 warmed it Wore .-vinr. -Iii -~ · you 'd·diiCOvtr 1 pie you'd bt proud to call '1111r oWII. · · 1• 2 • • • ) N Oxydot: I· . '01111 lhlt _.., ond ..,,.._ II •., , Any2pktt. Pork CHQJS \ ('"'rn 2 -~ Then you'd dileoverthunll.la·Mart.llld ftaky like your own, ' You'd dileover the fruit ia the kind you'd 1111 .... ' the : ·' . beat ... juiey, 110t l&llf -..ith 111Ueb. ·• ' • ~](ELY CRUSHED, CHUNK1 SLICED -1-" ... · Pork Chops -.-:. STOKELY GOLDEN• VAt PACK Bonus ' <1,''11' ,,.. Sttvor Plt!llr .' ~} 89c ,, 79c B•••lm·Rlk WI • ..;, :$1"' TllbtLap-Qinl'l ,.,ac • thousanda have. I ·~ ( Detergent klnt ollti '$1;46 .... . . ,tR... . ' ,. '...:4tc eo..e.lii'rlrrtbt . • ,., 79c .. -~~ ['. •• Flakes · 2 ....box",. 73c •'··· ,,1.. .•.,,, r·l")t: ,. ",, f• 1', P. V, !JENUINI COU~Y CURID ---Droit - We 8(DIO ... they're rreat." ~i~ ,~, • K....,, ortJvn,If"'· · INN J plcf, 16)nmi · · ·I, :~: ;~12 Bacon .. 3 lt.. 99c VILLAGE ~~~. M . . . .. No:rHe.aN.PIKE .., : < ,,~ 81 . . f~p~en Dnmers._.. ,.... $1.29 . argarme . C -C:<t!h .,. . '-- !Fq(Q"4C·. liAN;:IIQIIIL!SI, BITI-SIZI · IUTT II ALP ' .. . t . ~-· ..... ' _-.-. _.'. ..~. 79c lb. . 39 .JJ . ._59"··'ue .· ··--er sew Ivory ;Snow · _ . - smo, ~·"" from coolitd, rfMy to tit,·or hut 1ncl \ ---FltJ-,.:..h..-.~n-- I ~.. I ' · .;~ KRqGER'S FAMOUS QIHU.ITY ' .KROGER, LAMB· <'1Whole · -SALE · _, Ran\ _•. ___ .. ·~- 89c . 1 g-0-L b 89JO!.;lf,',: fARMOUR ITAR- ' '' ..,.e am -·~ ----· lb. ,. ·'d· ' 'f.:-·. '. s•. $129 ' , AND ~IECES . uar , •••t • • • · - - - - • • crtn. 49c '· SPray ; 3 "· ( Mr. and Mrs: · Donald Sham· llin and Eva Jane of Alexandria, Va spent the weekend >ith his molber, Mrs. Edith Shamblin. Mr. and Mrs, Dopald Skagga ond son, Earl, ar,t VisiUng her mcth.r at Oak Hill, W. Va. Mr and Mrs. Johnny Garr~ .;on of Akron, Mr and Mr s. Ray Dudding, Diana and Rock:e of Nitro, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Luc., Terry, B~ an and Cindy apt!nt Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Peters. The Shamblin reunion waa held Aug, t3 at Mllltr. A.ttellli' 1ng were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Miles and daughter, Rosie, of i Tiffin: Mr, and Mrs. Dooald Shamblin and daughter, E vI Jane, of Alexandria, Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sllamblln, Rookey and Rrenda, Cincinoall; J. B. Rife, Alexandria, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph RUe, Mr. and Mu George Shamblin, Karel, Linda, George and Dwight, Mra Norma Shamblin, and MMI. Ed· ith Sllamblin. Sgt. and Mrs. Gerald StovaU of Augusta, Ga., spent a 1few days with her parents, Mr. .00 Mrs. Claude Blazer, and lo get 1 their ci!Udren, Claudia a n d Gregory, who have spent a month with llteir grandparenll before going to Frankfort, Germany where they, will live. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rife and grandson, J. B. RUe, Mrs; Walter Taylor, RoMie and Tam· my, Mrs. Freda Watkins of Middloport, and Mable Thaxton of Bidwell attended the Rife reunion at Stockport. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Ronnie and Tammy, spent a day recently at Camden Pat'k at HunUngton, W. Va. exreotlonaily strong materin!. IJOtlleo at temperature• •· hove 1.000 degrees F, collapsi of their nwn wmht. The molten ~lass from which boll'•• are formed ts 2.008 degreeo or more. Botlle·maklns 'lllachit!U, fherefore . mutt bt r u n at apeeds that allow tbe newly formed oonlalnert to cool down at teal! Ill 1.000 degreea before IIIey are ejected lrnm II . • ( Quarter'd Fryers ••· -39c Bucket Steak .....•: 99.·_c ., k d . ' . ' LIG OR BREAST ;.,- FDS FomlniX Dtod.;.u;- .,.~ . .j'C.'f;iiQ .~ s11 .-, o 'I ''V;'l! ... Ch.o11 & Sonbom Cof!ee_ a • <,.'' '!-( ,] ' . ~)· ' WOAYTV Channell Ih. · SLICES { . , or Your Friendly Kroger Store Accepts Federal ·• Food Stamps ' vitlt. Smoked:H810 ' ~ ll•w: Yorfc 1om. No P'""heoe -llod 11 ~ - ~Roli "f•1 ' ""'"'"" •To JUet.n." -~1m., on• a•mt pltce per ptnan· pt, lllit '1 • • •'i'MnC ' . :. llfrt ploylnt "Rico To lodoy, YOU coui.i 'a., ·~r next $5011 cash. ~winntr. FREI flmt Jll.., avaU.. ~I• 1t •II KtOgtr Store d:tedtttnds, ,..,. · tfflct, ·or . · bv writlnt to '~R"et To Rl,;hts," IQ ~. ;ll&~tf.,., ' . ; ,,, FUll Shank HW ' ' . ,- ..'. . ' • $3.98 $1.81 ' ': :~ ·'; lS .. !} ' �,, ·' / r ~iy lentlael, PGmeroy-Mlddleport, o., Sept. !· 1967~7 For~Jgn N,Wos: ~pmre.eflt~~ . .... ,w.., r.r~~~.?~IAJ 011<~ ' OCLety f ;~;rf'n~~~ l~ld ~onsense" , •! •' d and i'l. It"'" AbOUl 'I t h ' I P\1r.meroty1arg~~~m~:~~ t· ll:f'ddl ep·0rt ~;i Made Srhoo . rt ' " . ' lf I - .. SundO\ · I· Also annoo nrrd al the m~etmg wa< a mun ty-w1de f:11r1St· ma' ~Mow to be staged on Th'n~<giVmg w••krnd at :1.. • M • S'feRY AND pJcnJijES By Bob Hoellkb Setting quite. pace for their elders are members of Meigs County's Junior Wiltlwood Gar~- den Club. . •• . , . . . 11 tll'OUD \ti~ .I ., ' , . . (.,.,••,. ,.....,..w! presented .a . ce~llfiute f?r _be- l l~ part. others were Peggy , ling awatil~ '!hlld ·place m JUIJ-. Milhoan, ·Sandra Rousb, Graci! l io~ garden 'club .competition .. iHyseli anil Koste . Hysell. ' Selection over a statewide 1 One of the clubs methOda of !area waa mad~ on the !Jasili of raising operating funds Is tho •uvetan activlly of the -clu-b .sale of weathered wood bai!Os. !. '; Dl'n""rr,·.u.n I ";!"".; ,I n.:ed"" • 'd I IIIrv~&houl WAYNE CALFNIP FURNITURE .. On Sctf~r I ,. . 595 BAKER FURNITURE- ... ....., ....... Football Opening Friday,Sept. 8 SUPPORT ~-~::~~~~=~~G~U~be~rt=·~Erv]in~Mr~.~-ir!~ICI~·~Mri~.-~Oeo:="=jternl,~~-~'· I •• tll,~JJ 111:r1 t:: ~, m ; DAIRY' DEPT. PRICED FOR SAVINGS- I !, . '" · ... ,' J ' ..... ""', Vitamin Rich Kraft :. AbOUt pOMerov - ··~ • J· ,,·_ Qu•rtJat ·U'·1··CE -HAlf. r GAUON ,• ' ··- l9c f,.. .-~~,' 1 d 'J , '~I ol -} ' -')·. CARAVELLE_ .. _ In•~ ' I groat-grandparentJ. SPIN-A~YARN SHOP Fln11t Selection of Y1rns, Books, Needlto point and (rewel • • • In The Bend ' ~r.e•Bemet, Columbia Minerva, Spinner ,in Brunswick, Unger, Reynolds, F!eiilier. O,.n f!'onday thru -Frlilay-12 TII"4'PM Seturday, f.•fll4 PM-Evenlng by '~"lnllp~~tllt . 110 Alh,1t. ' . ' ·. 'temal : · ... ·: . Picnic, Slllfln:m mr :~~ . ' 79c ." ' •• 1i J .· .. ---~~=-"""' QUANTITY RIGHTS -RESERVED ,,'., _ l PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 7'8·8 ' ... .. . ,. '! !~ I LIGHT. FLUFF Buttermilk ·· . "• . .., " 79c ' j' ..... "• '""· ...,,".-. ; i ~.;,r -,j ' 1:'1~ ,. t..; •• l' •l l ' L~• D 0;;;.! :o.~q " cans.;,. .. :ourcH .' ' M ;· ''· m. of 1:30are p. Invited m. All in· CharlO• McNamee; tib111 terested •lncora to and both lfrs. of Middleport, are 1Jf08l- eame come to ttre rehearsala. ,,, ._ SlOKELY'S APPLE SAUC.E 'r~;•;~~{~·;7')~;;.11 I • • ., LYONS MARKET ' I AT TUPPERS. PLAINS ') '.' ~ ~ . ' ., . ll'1 Mr. PRACI'ICB SET Wise , ·Jr., of· Waverly, and Mr. ~ &ay,- :~~:;5~~~~~· Adult choir rehearsals at the · and Mrs. Wilbur Ashley of Mid· TJIIIIII!', . six. St. Paul Lutheran Church will b dleport ore the great-grand- Mr. llJd Mrs. held on Wednesday• at 7:30 p. parents; and Cho,rle~ Wise, St. Stewart, and llr. ·ariii'M'I,.. ' WAID CROSS SONS ,,1 6 or. Jar For Only _ __ 20 lb. !lag ar. rle~two '·. "'"l , , Di,.,..,. . has a : good. ladies' watch · Only $1:t.95 'M e RACINE '' ~ CARAv E LLE• e AT :!.COFFEE I I ~. ~. YOUR TEAM! MEIGS THEATRE • e . RUTLAND DEPT. STORE · ·,·..., ;}·(NSTANT .. , RUTLAND MAXWELL HOUSE ORA'NGE For Only _ __ 1 _Our Favorite. Fertilizer'. . ·· e AT : J:R~~PLE· ,; H. IG~ PRICES' B-IG ·. Around and Girl Scouts En Party At G"bb H KAUTZ EuroPe 1 ·r: ' . 5 - ¢0111"~U I p;;d ... l • re- : ~;,~r" ;;iii '.1t;t}1>:,f', .FlatS Socl'ety Note at.. m · "·tGJWi o:d T up of 14 youngsters !proil:ams, P,llflicjp)ltion In ruielparing the 'J·o&od foer asla,lt pi·e·Icl . .• munity andjeivic events as we ' r: e a proces, sev r .Lrwis is ge neral rhalrman for , . . the club, .under the leadership ; as activiUes more related to· · es of the weath~ed )food, es1 Jhe show. i ·· or Mrs. VIctor Hysell and Mrs. garden club field. , . !"pecially · In demand -by garden A profit of $127 !1 was report· t Mrs. Robert McElhinny bas ' Dwight Milhoan, carrIes At the state meeting, J!'eida club meritbe~s1 are now on dis-: ~ 1'<1 from thr """nt. rommue : returne~ to Jeffersonville,_ Ind. I through a yeor-rou~d program ·.Milhoan, a member, received Iplay at Dukt Cleanets in Porn- . sale. and plans we•e announ o- ; alter spend'ng the past t wo . ~hicli might well giVe the _sen- ran award for her arrangement eroy. I ~~:~:;~!;~E~ have been for over ed f11r ,no! her rommage sale to ' weeks in Middl'""'rt "' McEI· i 10r clubs a goal at whIch to in the junior division 11 0 we " d .._ J . .,; years 'by1 Club members. Pictured at a •corsage making - his ·•·wile . her• . ' sh00 I· c 1ef~ "-~ h ·J'll director be he I"• ·m 'n·' ' t0ber. . . hinnv joined fm·! show. She took third place andl· staAned -me Ita GWn umor flo\$".groqp a!Iows..._o,,aro, uvuc 1 Warner• Mrs· Mllton·'Ro'··~ ,...,, Svracuse ' ' It wa~ noted Ihat_ cluh dues I the 'u.oor Day weekend. Mrs. I In 1967, members made con- was only one of five girls from sue~ •• one held Satunday at ' elect, Mrs. , Lew~ coUnty c~ntact cbairman and a put regional -~'' In the Ohio A"hcla,l!Orr; of Gar- I Karen Thomp.nn visited with : dy 1o send 1o servicemen, the Junior Wildwood Club tat- th Foreat Run Methodist reessa~G~ooc~b~·__..:'-_ _ __.:._ _.,;:::• __,-- - - , L- --,.- -.:..:.1' - - den "''''' hove h""n >nrrea<ed · h "" th . M'ddl-n" Sht!potted, flowers and plants for .. __ ___ ------~------- e . . 1 dl 1' " ...S•!urdav o or '" for . .,.... featured BI'Ii Robso · n and son, Jobn, v•·. thur He•••. -· ·o! ·Loulavllll, "•., fro!ll !iO cet<t' to II o han e : IPft Lancaster I· the boo km ob'l'e, made E as ter:l ·. • .:.... II [Churchcl. The show d enibe . I' ·~• be h' t ' arrangementslora c hurch Curl Davia, •• ,..nay lmany assesan m rso , •n;; \:J•'!' itin& . fromKill!llsCity,Mr.and -Mrs. •Paul· ~and 1 where •he w tea~ Ing heJr 1m 1 1 will pre10nl the ciup were on halld to ploy Ul ~ ~' Cliff rd Cunning John Paul of ·Qallipolll n d SPwiu 1/ fl .. l, ~· ""'·• the l.anraster , Bronch of Ohio breakfast, tooadek 032Qwhers .'toll own ;..usle al Sua- itiostessetl to the mill)' visitors :-fl(llil \it(QUP ·Jilf,sol!. Kei~, and J o; Mr: • "" . _Mis. Lel!ite: Ervla.·a11 d •J r , u . 't churches, m ospl a cor· II progr . ] ' • ' ! ~· FrwtrY 111 •tn. ' f't •l sages, made cookies arn;t ,Plant. 1 day'• lmmecoriilq allllo Ral- 1 ClUb, me.mthii , Julie Members ol the Jolly Bun•h ! rt and Mrs. Grue•or, Mabel wMiddl,._, bersday. lnolijile .· ""~ Q,Y and Mrs, Ar- and. JOice,0 ! ! e, ·ers for the county lnfirlllary • land Metbodfsl CIIureh, Sewln~ Clu b met Fri1ay night ~omerov, were Sundov visitors Itook n.atllre tours, beld oookouiB ! Speaker for U.. bomectm- QoQeh; ~an Gooch, Teresa Mr. and,loln. Wlllla~J! T. . 1 , the home ol Mrs George in Parkt,.burg, w. va. wltb land hikes and took part m the , lrii will be tbe Rev, Robert Gooch, Linda HOllon, l;lev~lee . ser were ho•ta·lor adipner Ha•kell , Sr . Midrllepnrt. for a Mrs Grues•r's dsughter an d 1OIIio Association of Garden Linter of Newll'k, fOrmer PI'" Houdashelt, Grace HyseU, Kq~-- 1 urdoy at their Ofont St., Mfd. ....... rookout. Mrs flr. n Mullen was iomily . Mr. and Mrs. Harolti Clubs' state convention. , Uir of III! Jlldl.,. ~b• . te Hyi!OII, Hekll 1\IUhoan, Peg• home, preceding . '" th• assis ling hn<Jess Sn d..- The birthday of Mrs. ! Sponsored by the adult Wild· , The aftem0011 jlroJII'&m will he- gy Milhoan, Sandra "Roush, Cinof lhe wedding 1 AttPn~ing were Mrs. I, a,.. Sn;d;r ·was 'observPd . ;wood Garden Club, the jun~or ' g\n al1:3t p.m. Tbere will be dy Thom_u, Becky_South, son, j)on, to Mise ~vi, " "" ~lil" o"". Mrs. K•nneth , Mr. and Mrs. Rov Friend• !organization ll :re.gistered with j a' basket dillller al nooa. bara Smith and Jill Womer. . Newland, Saturday 11_".n- 11 ' ---.,.,,,,.. lD8 at the Mason Methodist Bver. ltrs. E L. Hu•":s. Mf!. ; and ,.n of New Haven . w. Va. ithe Ohio Association. AI the O•io s •IJh. " " Aill Rnbson, : .1-er• reet'nt visitors of Mr. and ; slol~ conventio~_the c~b_..~ , Omrdi. -. ' .; M ·s Willis Grueser. Mrs. Hel- ! Mrs. N'orman E. Hysell and : . :. , . Gu~sls at \he dinner _party " H"'"olds. M•·s .lames Jivl· [sons. ! bone ·of Ashville, and M~s. Mary I JOY were Mr. and Mr•· .' ' do· n. Mrs p L Mitch, a~d Mrs. ; Mr~. Don Burky of Marietta ISeU.. and farruty of Edendale I · land ~f Jtl~, W Vo, Mms l J amp s Weber I s ome Ne"~'·of WJ!Ihlngton, wa ' thP. holiday w•ekend visi· Road. Saturday evening MISS ! ·• · D. MR.'- ~ Burris lor of her mother, Mro. c. A. IHysell •nd Mrs. Fry wert 1 : guests at a dinner given by I Members of Girl Scout Troop ~ Point Plenant,_:W. Va.; MI:SS II Emmish. · Mr and Mrs William Fred Mrs. Seipel and Mrs. Pettibone ,104. Middleport, . met, Tuesday ~ ~ Cberi ·Heinzen . of Columbus; • ' Miss Debbie Grueser cif ·MIC!dl~'- l Smitb. ~r. of Bradbury ~~<com- ~ at the Holiday Inn, Broad Sl. l afternoon for an Ice crea., par- • ,, niod Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mios Hysell was accompomed , ty_ at the ~ome of Ml'!. Fred & In nd Cllristi Sln Pe,te W~• 01 Connecticut. i PI TONIGHT, THURSDAY 11 AND FRIDAY ; ev a Mr nd Mr Smallenlierger OI .ColumjBa ughman and •on Jeffrey to ' 1o Columbus !tiS! Thursd>y by G1bbs, advlSOf. S.pl. 6-7-1 llefioncf' whore the; were w;>k· Mr. 1111d Ml"'. OWI'Il Fink and . It was decicled !JJ bold ~8~ 1 :;::no,.fCol ·.:bus h!~ bus. Mr and:Mrs. Michael McJjVIVA MARIAH ' I' ·Jar weekly mee!mgs at · I .u • ahd ~augbter, ~elly Ann i en d ests of Mr and Mrs Ted l aon. Da11nv. Brigitte Bardot and child,:.n, Tom .ani Mr. and. Mro. Wtlbur Tbeo. ;P· m. on Mondays at Heath ~rned to th~Ir home after Part~Usbtirg, W., Va.• Mrs. : - PCUS· Spl "THE MILLION IYIS OF IJtn l'tmg bere wii~ Mr. and Mr RawliJiiS, Tim -. and :bald were holiday weekend : MethodiSt Church. SU·MURU" ' Pete Wass of Connecticut was i guests of his brother, William i AttendinR t~e party w~e Charles Kessm:e:g, Pomeroy.' -Mr.' and Mrs. George )i'ranklo 18 11 2 . .._ ~' ' Nader the w ekend guest of Mr and I Theobald and fa;nily · INancy Buskirk. Pam - ~ Route · Tile rru . m Johnson, Kim and Jeff, ~valon Marysville, ' Mr Sl ·~'llliam T. Grue<er. Grant Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley . son, S<nja Olhinger, DebbIe spent the weeke~ With Mr. . Iffy TUrf Builder, the ferti~zer that mak8 arul . i and son, Jeff, of Chesapeake I Schue<, Mary Krawsczy?, VenMrs. Kessinger and Mr. an other ~ were MlBs ISt.Mro G A Stuart of Charles· were Labor Day dinner guests I ida Gibbs, Sue Lee. ChriS ·Ault, Mrs. Albert Roush, Middl~rl Onl and Was Glendylyn LlnOrd ' multiply itself. Watch howrit makes yolll'laWD Pl",: 1 I W Va . is bere with her j of her parents, Mr. and M r • : Amy Hamm, Jyl Beaver, Mr. and Mrs, Hollis New Hi1(!n, . Va.; 1 ton ,......,.o. · of ~ston. . the thicker, greener, sturdier. br~~ H~mer Cook. She was ' owen Fink. They were enroute ; members of the_ troop, and of Athens were recent guests of 1 ccomp~niod here Monday by i home after a visit in Zanesville! guests. Mrs. Jackie_Lee, '!"ar!Y Mr. and Mr&. ~Bowen, Rev• . ww~l Fallis naturally tpe rlgbt time to-feed··and·leed ·~ · TONIGHT on4 THURSDAY with relatives and In Columbus Krawsczyn and Trina G I bJbhnl 1Laurel Cliff. Tbe ens wore Va and Mrs. Rob!I.1 --Jay, he r doughtor Mrs Charles 5optomber6-7 ' · where !hey attendod the Ohio and Mrs. Gibba and Mrs. o recent visitorr of Denver Car• · ·, . . lawn. So whatever you warii-A tblck'tr Ia~ ~zel. NOT OPEN . Mr. and Mrs. Robort State Fair. Krawsceyn, loaders. man, Peach Fork Road, and , . · greener lawn or A new lljwn. Now'a·~tlmet..Jet . FRIDAY and SATURDAY and soli!, Steven and David • 'h ' •• • . • alao allended the Bowen reun- R b E~ toi ' Stptembtr 1-9 it at : ... ' ·· · W V Church F-tr"--' to D hter Born to · loo recently in Columbus. o 10"' , r n w h I. "CAT ON A HOT TIN .. mg. · a. """' &• .,... aug Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin .4t lil4mJay ROOF" guests of Mr. and Mrs .1• h Be Held on S~tndoy_ The Dat~ld .4•hleyl and c~ of 'B.aclne. visited Mrs. ·tmi;iE "''l · i),'l..... ,entertlliabeth Taylor Sci nes and Mr. and Mrs. P. L The annual Harvest FestiVal Mr. and Mrs. David Ashley, with-her parents, and Mrs. taln~ With . · · '~ay .,at Paul Newman Mi 1 Pqtureftl;: M"t Mr. :~Mabel Hvsoll has of the St. Paul Lutheran and % Hill St., Pomeroy, are an- Hl!l'llert Fink, enroute h 0 me ber Mid.J~·'· • ... Mischief . wbere sh St. John Lutheran Chilrches will lnounclng the birth of their first from tile Clllio $1ate·fair. ·. ~-:.-Mr.· ~ · led from Columbu5 C.lerurtoont: be held Sunday at% p, m. at the child, 1 daughter, Monday eveI · Mysterious Mystery I WIs tho guest of her sister. Mrs. St. John Church located just Ining at Holzer H01pital, Gtlll· S nd n-. L~- • Wlnclint Toyli lleorge Fry, and 1 niece, Mrs. off Route 1 at Five Points. , polis. • . eco vo;"'~r 11 Willlam S.ipel. Miss Hys•ll Sunday School and Adult Bl· • The baby weighing Blx Born to 0 Brii~ SHOW STARTS I P.M. so ~~tt'd_witb Mr•. Ch_!d I ble Closs will be held at 10:30 pounds, ten ounceo, bas been and Mrs. LUrY O'Brien 1 at the c!Iurch with 1 potluck nained Lisa Renee. ot Racine are 11111t101111Cirl.l dinner on the grounds at noon. I James Aahley of Lancaster, , birth of a daltlhter, Anll, ~ ' · Tbe community is Invited to the , Mrs. William Bet! of Hilllards Jhorn Aug. 24, at ·llolrei"ifOtipl~· !I worship serviC!! which will be- ' and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zirkle I'll lin at z p. m. of Pomeroy · are the grandpar- Mr. and ·Mn. O'l!rlea haVl! ll . ,. I t' ents. Mr. and Mrl. Ch a olbef -a dirupler, - - lea~orslirm Edd-y Maki-ng 1 'Day R "" "aDJHERJ ITIIJ d ,. l J: G 14 .I ·o unuster an ners sett .•ng .T ace ~, 0 Ef'..3· ... r.•d" . we 1 · · • ·~· Jt• C, ~ LONDON \. 1 dn< . and from 1 to 5 p.m. on Nine 'Omo Ford Plants Eff~ted in T. ' 1LUM B1NG HEAJ G Demonstrations on maklq the increase, it was voted to in<orsages wer• given by Mrs.[ crease dues !rom $1.50 to $2 for c o. Fisher and Mrs. Malcolm[ ~~v~ members!_,llld !~--:~ Ro ller at 1\londay night's meet- 1 ~ ro r iluucuaLe mt:lu~.-. mg of the Middleport Gardea l1hank you letters for remem· Clu b in the social room of the Ibrances were read from Mrs. c lumbus and Southern 0 h lo 'David Entsminger and Mrs, C. E:telrlc Co . M•ddleport. IA. Emmisll. , slon Roses asters. gladioli, a n d i Membe•• responded to r 0 II I , ' show z;nnla~ were used in the i call w: ' a favorite garden , , Grace ~~~:~g" b' Mrs. Roller an d 1fragrance. Decorations at the [ THE SALE OF WEATHERED wood has been a. money-making project ot tH~. ~unlo: · \ 1rs F!'ile~· who were present·[ meetmg _featured a breakfast IWildwood Club, the finishlll product bemg much_ln demand by all garden c\ub ~lei_ ~d b Mrs carl Horky, pro- ,table selling usmg a small yei- pants. Mrs. Victor Hysell, second from left, a club advisor, 11 pictured at tbe clubs weli· arrangement oy Ithered wood disp'lay at Saturday's show. Club. members from left to right are SUsan gr.1mY l' 1Hllr man ' low . dahlia . k1 ,- nnoonred at the meeting pr.,. lMISs Nellie Zer e. , Gooch, Barbara South and Becky South. .. ' · ,1. 'd' 1 . b , ' Irs w iI I i a m ; The refreshment table 1r. ~ I i-'{ OVt'l \ ~~ . Is d hi' . th Rulland Friend- Irangement of ciemat ' a Ias, t:•;:::.d;:;rs ~lub flower shOIV and asters, _In pink, .Yellow and lo be- staged this weekend at I white, was In an antique oblo~g ~, . R 11 d F.lementary School I container. 1t was made by M1" · is the I Zerkle. A salad course wasserf·f ): . ', ··r· throw of the show . which will I ved by the hostesi!OS, MWrsli. E. Mrs. son, 1. . . . "W.Ing by. the pub. I M. Wood, bf> open ror \· I~ • II' M Ze. C. kl P m on Satur· : and MISs Ha 1e r e. r 12 I 5 . . ., ''' . r~~. c~~n.~ati~~s·~~'~,~~ySo~ets~- . ~~~::s·~:~~~;::,: £~f:taE.:y•r :~t== ·Anti~JeWISh Iftida}.East pnl~··y Move!:! ntein~. h~$ ~ "',P"": · . . . j ·NJ Hf •N'J (UPI'i.::Sito~,J ~U.[I~4frs l Corsage ·Making Is Demonstrated o . . ' Co. plants in Ohio were num:. them UAW It '' 0 ' . • ·· ,v , . bored among the 159,811 United p,!llftls b. the state. Chrysler \ . , repo~ to,have set off.· growJnt Oi!ISide the SoVIet Union. . Auto Workers set to sirlke the Corp. employea 7,240 persons at , •· · PfUZZ ' :::J'.ll:::=:·w)lbjn IIJe nation's . A number of pafly at !J;59 p.m. today. three pioliiB. ,..,... ,_. &f.., _ Je~lsh 1m~~rton~ In M~£ow•s l.mlllion ti'?"g Jewish com~ ·have dlssoclaled tbemseivei Plana for 'an aii-nlght bor'; ' 'talks boiween the UAW aQd '"" . ~cent Mldijle EaRl policy are Ity. ' ·· from this line on the grounds atnin session Tuesda were llM and' Ch;ysler were resumed Your O.)iarlcli!lllt · . ca"':'ing considerable trO!Ible Anli·Jewlsh government ~s. that It all too vividly ~ecalled !,.p~ and both th{UA'W Tuesday with the union ol' " Dealer FGr behmd the Iron Curtain and In ~ret In_Pol.end and ~lo- :some o' the mo~e hid~ and Ford conceded 8 -~trike !emptio~ to ge_t the two firms Con'lmunist partie! elee!'hete. va~ia are ~niy, aurpassed , by ieatures of the Stalm era. was inevltabieF ·Talks · were to agree to ~xtend ''their con· · · ' .~ ~ed bloc re&~mes , ~~ich ·those In !!)ast Germany, where Some Communists ln West sc!Ieduletl to resume today. tracts tJb Ibe· UAW could strike I . ANDadopted-or have -been per- the regime ·of Walle!' Ulbt!chl. Eurooean capitals have In fact But both sides admitted to- Ford and lei them continue suaded" to adopt-the Kremlin bas apparently unleashed a new -warnj!d Moscow that the anti- do , 'on w ld be 1 eration ·· 8 0 line have run into opp<!l!ltion ~at~ campaign, · Jewish course could develop 1 ry 1 ~t""' ell ~ . on Y a I Chr ~r told the UAIV 2-2iUU 8 from variety of quarters · The Ulbricht regime reported· inlp a new serious "splitting" 1? mad y, ~ax;"\"' ;"~i~:· t ·~,Yij~;;j..;;;;;_~~=~ii:iiii Including mtell~ctual, mllltary, ~ bas tried to jllessure Jewish element in the already deeply J~';' e :a 0~ JAw ' 1 ar·: even from party members organizlions and persoilailties cleft world movement. u· d ~~m ""j tod casNEPQTJ' 8 •e 8Y as an . . into. t_aki~ •. ~ubilc stan.d aess on Now arranre the elreled !etten the. mselves. "avo,....;.,., in lt1tllih• ' ' totorm &he tW'PI'ite anawer. u .m some cases opponents ot agam:n J.sraet. J:)Ome pttny -A~· s;k;~~iib In Ohio 11<oled h7 the llbove cartoon the .~nti.Jewish ._policy co)llse menlbers rebeiiOcl. have spoken out jilibiicly against In Poland, three key generals said 59,281 employes would be "l'..m":s... YOU 44 · I · smi ed their governments. In others have raportedly been 'di ss ', WO· DDS efl<cted by a strike against tbe they preferred to disaoclatel for opposing th~ regime's ~firm, which has plants at Canthemselves , quietly from lhe ·Jsraei policy. . ., ton, Cincinnati, Lorain, Lima y.,,,N•Y'f Jomhle" ,KINKY MINNA VICUN" POftCI regimes anti-Jewish eampalgn. Party Chief Wiadysiaw Go- The Meigs County Bookmo- and four mthe Cleveland area. Allowon E..nlfnolclninlr,thu «>ultl But the Kremlin line has mulko has Ol1linously warned bile, "Mr. Eddy Educator," will He said the hourly employes t -~ ~·"..,_A PUNCH prevailed in nearly ail Commu. Jews he will . not tolerate a make a number of visits In make $4.5 million a week. ' niseast Europe. "fifth column" of pro-Israel eounty Thursday and Friday. An Ohio Development Depart. ..~-_:.___ SOle Exception c$mpaipners. Schedulo for ~o days is: spokesman said tiie autoo their daughter to a hOspital The sole exception seemes to · Prolell Po•ltlon . TIIURSDAr industry was the Rlate'o OWD Columbus for observation . be . Romania, which h.as chosen ! In Czechoslovakia, the Pl'!lm- Middleport Elementary, 8: Industry, a SU billion 1 ' they returned home. !an indepelljlent course, 1enoring 'jnent non.Jewish writer Lalli· to II a. m.. business and directly or I Mr. and Mrs. Morris Teaford Moscow's p"r e s sure s, and slav Mnacko left for Israel In Middleport Central, 12 involving 600,000 per· S and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul emerged apparently unscothM,,. pl"Ote!t qoinst hi! t~overn- to 3 p. m., . ~~ men!•o..posltion. Child ren s Home Hill ~ 3:15 department' ·_,pokesman h ', ·. _ Ours and family, local, Mr. Reports reaq.,t9g the,, West . Mike and Sl]lriene Flemming and Mrs. Ronald Wise and fam-l from a variety of , .aources He was promptly deprlvt'd of 3:45 p. m. returned home•Friday from co- l Uy of Middleport visited Mr. , suggest that .the wave .of hls Czech nationality, Mulberry Heights, 3:45 to 4• All milk protein. Wayne Calfnlp Is hlahJ n mHI . (;'":, Complete , lumbus where ' they had been and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston. government ·pro!!loletj . anti- Tbere followd the death In :15 p, m. prOducts. ~D cereal filler. Belter dlgestl!iit:\,, . · ·t· Mr and Mrs Lawrence Theiss Jewish feeling trigsere<j by .Prague under ,,range circum- Laurel Cliff, 4:30 to 5 p. m. 1 t' · Rooms Of I VISI mg rea IVrs. Iof C~lumbus ~isiled Mrs. Lou- Soviet embarrassrlient o~er the stances ·of the (Jewish) Joint Bradbury, 5:15 to 6 p. m. • High fortification. Wayne Calfnfp delivers vlll~lns Mr. Robert Ours was an over- ·l ise Van Meter and Nicki. Lou- June Arab-Israeli war ,II co~ ~ Distribution Committee's Ame,. RuUond, 6:15 to 7:'0 p, m. A, D, 811, K, thiamine, niacin and C, piUJ.'I'bl*nd:' night guest of ·Mr. and Mrs. ise and Nicki returned home[ tinulrtg unab~ted. · fcan secretary Chal'les Jordan. FRIDAY ' of essential minerals. Also co~tains niethlonlne,' Charlie Carroll. o~d family" 1with them and attended the Inside th~ Soviet UniOn _II lsi 'Jn ,Russia, some anti.Jewlsb Riverview Elementary, • to ,. 1 vital building iiiock ol,j)fOto[n. .:, Charles Offenllerger and two State Fair. . excesses hove been reported 10:15 a. m. daughters of IMweli, Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Circle and Fior- ed refatives and friends at 'J'up. folloWing a mounting campaign Reedsville, 10:30 to l2 noon. • You will' see many llnproW)nents In !Iii GtiiYM Mrs. Jomes Pope, Middleport, ence Circle of near Ba, han vis- pers Plains. in the party and press. The Long Bottom, 12:15 to 115 p. )Ou raise on Wayne CaliJilp. Mrs, Elva Dailey, Stiversville, !ted wuise and Nicki Van Me~ Mrs. Hattie Powell visited ber latter has been spicing ita pages m. visit•d Mr. and Mrs. Carl Auth-!er. mother, Mrs. Janey Congo, at with vicious ~artoom with a Portlor.d Elementary, 135 SEE US TODAYI erson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawson, the hospital. ·· .. strong anti.Jewish fiavor, . 2:05 p, m. Mr. and Mrs. James Hender· Mr. '"d Mrs, James Dailey, I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ours iere Repercussions from the cam. Portland Community, 2:15 son and son, Mrs. George Wood· IMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wells, [shopping_ Fr,tday. : piign have been slrodgly, felt· ijl .2,:45 p. m. side ol Montano are spendinR a Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo and and II"Yre ·Western European Communist Great Bend, 3 to 3:45 p, m. FEED STORE, • few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ifamily visited Mr. and Mrs. and . ~ale parties, notably .in France OJid Apple Grove, 4 to 4:30 p. m. P85·3347 Carl Autherson. . I Roy Powell and family . Fair !,at ' : Italy which have the largeSt Racine, 5 to 1:30 p. m. Chester, 0. Mrs. Gertrude Lehew took . Mrs. Maywood Johnston visit- . · · Commun~ parties in Syracuse, 6:45 to 7:45 p. m. '· ; . . Charlene Hoe/lil!h. Tet 992-5292 Jw rom ""'letter to IQlllrt, to ' for~ lour ordinar7 wordo. . ~- ':? •I ' -· �,, ·' / r ~iy lentlael, PGmeroy-Mlddleport, o., Sept. !· 1967~7 For~Jgn N,Wos: ~pmre.eflt~~ . .... ,w.., r.r~~~.?~IAJ 011<~ ' OCLety f ;~;rf'n~~~ l~ld ~onsense" , •! •' d and i'l. It"'" AbOUl 'I t h ' I P\1r.meroty1arg~~~m~:~~ t· ll:f'ddl ep·0rt ~;i Made Srhoo . rt ' " . ' lf I - .. SundO\ · I· Also annoo nrrd al the m~etmg wa< a mun ty-w1de f:11r1St· ma' ~Mow to be staged on Th'n~<giVmg w••krnd at :1.. • M • S'feRY AND pJcnJijES By Bob Hoellkb Setting quite. pace for their elders are members of Meigs County's Junior Wiltlwood Gar~- den Club. . •• . , . . . 11 tll'OUD \ti~ .I ., ' , . . (.,.,••,. ,.....,..w! presented .a . ce~llfiute f?r _be- l l~ part. others were Peggy , ling awatil~ '!hlld ·place m JUIJ-. Milhoan, ·Sandra Rousb, Graci! l io~ garden 'club .competition .. iHyseli anil Koste . Hysell. ' Selection over a statewide 1 One of the clubs methOda of !area waa mad~ on the !Jasili of raising operating funds Is tho •uvetan activlly of the -clu-b .sale of weathered wood bai!Os. !. '; Dl'n""rr,·.u.n I ";!"".; ,I n.:ed"" • 'd I IIIrv~&houl WAYNE CALFNIP FURNITURE .. On Sctf~r I ,. . 595 BAKER FURNITURE- ... ....., ....... Football Opening Friday,Sept. 8 SUPPORT ~-~::~~~~=~~G~U~be~rt=·~Erv]in~Mr~.~-ir!~ICI~·~Mri~.-~Oeo:="=jternl,~~-~'· I •• tll,~JJ 111:r1 t:: ~, m ; DAIRY' DEPT. PRICED FOR SAVINGS- I !, . '" · ... ,' J ' ..... ""', Vitamin Rich Kraft :. AbOUt pOMerov - ··~ • J· ,,·_ Qu•rtJat ·U'·1··CE -HAlf. r GAUON ,• ' ··- l9c f,.. .-~~,' 1 d 'J , '~I ol -} ' -')·. CARAVELLE_ .. _ In•~ ' I groat-grandparentJ. SPIN-A~YARN SHOP Fln11t Selection of Y1rns, Books, Needlto point and (rewel • • • In The Bend ' ~r.e•Bemet, Columbia Minerva, Spinner ,in Brunswick, Unger, Reynolds, F!eiilier. O,.n f!'onday thru -Frlilay-12 TII"4'PM Seturday, f.•fll4 PM-Evenlng by '~"lnllp~~tllt . 110 Alh,1t. ' . ' ·. 'temal : · ... ·: . Picnic, Slllfln:m mr :~~ . ' 79c ." ' •• 1i J .· .. ---~~=-"""' QUANTITY RIGHTS -RESERVED ,,'., _ l PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 7'8·8 ' ... .. . ,. '! !~ I LIGHT. FLUFF Buttermilk ·· . "• . .., " 79c ' j' ..... "• '""· ...,,".-. ; i ~.;,r -,j ' 1:'1~ ,. t..; •• l' •l l ' L~• D 0;;;.! :o.~q " cans.;,. .. :ourcH .' ' M ;· ''· m. of 1:30are p. Invited m. All in· CharlO• McNamee; tib111 terested •lncora to and both lfrs. of Middleport, are 1Jf08l- eame come to ttre rehearsala. ,,, ._ SlOKELY'S APPLE SAUC.E 'r~;•;~~{~·;7')~;;.11 I • • ., LYONS MARKET ' I AT TUPPERS. PLAINS ') '.' ~ ~ . ' ., . ll'1 Mr. PRACI'ICB SET Wise , ·Jr., of· Waverly, and Mr. ~ &ay,- :~~:;5~~~~~· Adult choir rehearsals at the · and Mrs. Wilbur Ashley of Mid· TJIIIIII!', . six. St. Paul Lutheran Church will b dleport ore the great-grand- Mr. llJd Mrs. held on Wednesday• at 7:30 p. parents; and Cho,rle~ Wise, St. Stewart, and llr. ·ariii'M'I,.. ' WAID CROSS SONS ,,1 6 or. Jar For Only _ __ 20 lb. !lag ar. rle~two '·. "'"l , , Di,.,..,. . has a : good. ladies' watch · Only $1:t.95 'M e RACINE '' ~ CARAv E LLE• e AT :!.COFFEE I I ~. ~. YOUR TEAM! MEIGS THEATRE • e . RUTLAND DEPT. STORE · ·,·..., ;}·(NSTANT .. , RUTLAND MAXWELL HOUSE ORA'NGE For Only _ __ 1 _Our Favorite. Fertilizer'. . ·· e AT : J:R~~PLE· ,; H. IG~ PRICES' B-IG ·. Around and Girl Scouts En Party At G"bb H KAUTZ EuroPe 1 ·r: ' . 5 - ¢0111"~U I p;;d ... l • re- : ~;,~r" ;;iii '.1t;t}1>:,f', .FlatS Socl'ety Note at.. m · "·tGJWi o:d T up of 14 youngsters !proil:ams, P,llflicjp)ltion In ruielparing the 'J·o&od foer asla,lt pi·e·Icl . .• munity andjeivic events as we ' r: e a proces, sev r .Lrwis is ge neral rhalrman for , . . the club, .under the leadership ; as activiUes more related to· · es of the weath~ed )food, es1 Jhe show. i ·· or Mrs. VIctor Hysell and Mrs. garden club field. , . !"pecially · In demand -by garden A profit of $127 !1 was report· t Mrs. Robert McElhinny bas ' Dwight Milhoan, carrIes At the state meeting, J!'eida club meritbe~s1 are now on dis-: ~ 1'<1 from thr """nt. rommue : returne~ to Jeffersonville,_ Ind. I through a yeor-rou~d program ·.Milhoan, a member, received Iplay at Dukt Cleanets in Porn- . sale. and plans we•e announ o- ; alter spend'ng the past t wo . ~hicli might well giVe the _sen- ran award for her arrangement eroy. I ~~:~:;~!;~E~ have been for over ed f11r ,no! her rommage sale to ' weeks in Middl'""'rt "' McEI· i 10r clubs a goal at whIch to in the junior division 11 0 we " d .._ J . .,; years 'by1 Club members. Pictured at a •corsage making - his ·•·wile . her• . ' sh00 I· c 1ef~ "-~ h ·J'll director be he I"• ·m 'n·' ' t0ber. . . hinnv joined fm·! show. She took third place andl· staAned -me Ita GWn umor flo\$".groqp a!Iows..._o,,aro, uvuc 1 Warner• Mrs· Mllton·'Ro'··~ ,...,, Svracuse ' ' It wa~ noted Ihat_ cluh dues I the 'u.oor Day weekend. Mrs. I In 1967, members made con- was only one of five girls from sue~ •• one held Satunday at ' elect, Mrs. , Lew~ coUnty c~ntact cbairman and a put regional -~'' In the Ohio A"hcla,l!Orr; of Gar- I Karen Thomp.nn visited with : dy 1o send 1o servicemen, the Junior Wildwood Club tat- th Foreat Run Methodist reessa~G~ooc~b~·__..:'-_ _ __.:._ _.,;:::• __,-- - - , L- --,.- -.:..:.1' - - den "''''' hove h""n >nrrea<ed · h "" th . M'ddl-n" Sht!potted, flowers and plants for .. __ ___ ------~------- e . . 1 dl 1' " ...S•!urdav o or '" for . .,.... featured BI'Ii Robso · n and son, Jobn, v•·. thur He•••. -· ·o! ·Loulavllll, "•., fro!ll !iO cet<t' to II o han e : IPft Lancaster I· the boo km ob'l'e, made E as ter:l ·. • .:.... II [Churchcl. The show d enibe . I' ·~• be h' t ' arrangementslora c hurch Curl Davia, •• ,..nay lmany assesan m rso , •n;; \:J•'!' itin& . fromKill!llsCity,Mr.and -Mrs. •Paul· ~and 1 where •he w tea~ Ing heJr 1m 1 1 will pre10nl the ciup were on halld to ploy Ul ~ ~' Cliff rd Cunning John Paul of ·Qallipolll n d SPwiu 1/ fl .. l, ~· ""'·• the l.anraster , Bronch of Ohio breakfast, tooadek 032Qwhers .'toll own ;..usle al Sua- itiostessetl to the mill)' visitors :-fl(llil \it(QUP ·Jilf,sol!. Kei~, and J o; Mr: • "" . _Mis. Lel!ite: Ervla.·a11 d •J r , u . 't churches, m ospl a cor· II progr . ] ' • ' ! ~· FrwtrY 111 •tn. ' f't •l sages, made cookies arn;t ,Plant. 1 day'• lmmecoriilq allllo Ral- 1 ClUb, me.mthii , Julie Members ol the Jolly Bun•h ! rt and Mrs. Grue•or, Mabel wMiddl,._, bersday. lnolijile .· ""~ Q,Y and Mrs, Ar- and. JOice,0 ! ! e, ·ers for the county lnfirlllary • land Metbodfsl CIIureh, Sewln~ Clu b met Fri1ay night ~omerov, were Sundov visitors Itook n.atllre tours, beld oookouiB ! Speaker for U.. bomectm- QoQeh; ~an Gooch, Teresa Mr. and,loln. Wlllla~J! T. . 1 , the home ol Mrs George in Parkt,.burg, w. va. wltb land hikes and took part m the , lrii will be tbe Rev, Robert Gooch, Linda HOllon, l;lev~lee . ser were ho•ta·lor adipner Ha•kell , Sr . Midrllepnrt. for a Mrs Grues•r's dsughter an d 1OIIio Association of Garden Linter of Newll'k, fOrmer PI'" Houdashelt, Grace HyseU, Kq~-- 1 urdoy at their Ofont St., Mfd. ....... rookout. Mrs flr. n Mullen was iomily . Mr. and Mrs. Harolti Clubs' state convention. , Uir of III! Jlldl.,. ~b• . te Hyi!OII, Hekll 1\IUhoan, Peg• home, preceding . '" th• assis ling hn<Jess Sn d..- The birthday of Mrs. ! Sponsored by the adult Wild· , The aftem0011 jlroJII'&m will he- gy Milhoan, Sandra "Roush, Cinof lhe wedding 1 AttPn~ing were Mrs. I, a,.. Sn;d;r ·was 'observPd . ;wood Garden Club, the jun~or ' g\n al1:3t p.m. Tbere will be dy Thom_u, Becky_South, son, j)on, to Mise ~vi, " "" ~lil" o"". Mrs. K•nneth , Mr. and Mrs. Rov Friend• !organization ll :re.gistered with j a' basket dillller al nooa. bara Smith and Jill Womer. . Newland, Saturday 11_".n- 11 ' ---.,.,,,,.. lD8 at the Mason Methodist Bver. ltrs. E L. Hu•":s. Mf!. ; and ,.n of New Haven . w. Va. ithe Ohio Association. AI the O•io s •IJh. " " Aill Rnbson, : .1-er• reet'nt visitors of Mr. and ; slol~ conventio~_the c~b_..~ , Omrdi. -. ' .; M ·s Willis Grueser. Mrs. Hel- ! Mrs. N'orman E. Hysell and : . :. , . Gu~sls at \he dinner _party " H"'"olds. M•·s .lames Jivl· [sons. ! bone ·of Ashville, and M~s. Mary I JOY were Mr. and Mr•· .' ' do· n. Mrs p L Mitch, a~d Mrs. ; Mr~. Don Burky of Marietta ISeU.. and farruty of Edendale I · land ~f Jtl~, W Vo, Mms l J amp s Weber I s ome Ne"~'·of WJ!Ihlngton, wa ' thP. holiday w•ekend visi· Road. Saturday evening MISS ! ·• · D. MR.'- ~ Burris lor of her mother, Mro. c. A. IHysell •nd Mrs. Fry wert 1 : guests at a dinner given by I Members of Girl Scout Troop ~ Point Plenant,_:W. Va.; MI:SS II Emmish. · Mr and Mrs William Fred Mrs. Seipel and Mrs. Pettibone ,104. Middleport, . met, Tuesday ~ ~ Cberi ·Heinzen . of Columbus; • ' Miss Debbie Grueser cif ·MIC!dl~'- l Smitb. ~r. of Bradbury ~~<com- ~ at the Holiday Inn, Broad Sl. l afternoon for an Ice crea., par- • ,, niod Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mios Hysell was accompomed , ty_ at the ~ome of Ml'!. Fred & In nd Cllristi Sln Pe,te W~• 01 Connecticut. i PI TONIGHT, THURSDAY 11 AND FRIDAY ; ev a Mr nd Mr Smallenlierger OI .ColumjBa ughman and •on Jeffrey to ' 1o Columbus !tiS! Thursd>y by G1bbs, advlSOf. S.pl. 6-7-1 llefioncf' whore the; were w;>k· Mr. 1111d Ml"'. OWI'Il Fink and . It was decicled !JJ bold ~8~ 1 :;::no,.fCol ·.:bus h!~ bus. Mr and:Mrs. Michael McJjVIVA MARIAH ' I' ·Jar weekly mee!mgs at · I .u • ahd ~augbter, ~elly Ann i en d ests of Mr and Mrs Ted l aon. Da11nv. Brigitte Bardot and child,:.n, Tom .ani Mr. and. Mro. Wtlbur Tbeo. ;P· m. on Mondays at Heath ~rned to th~Ir home after Part~Usbtirg, W., Va.• Mrs. : - PCUS· Spl "THE MILLION IYIS OF IJtn l'tmg bere wii~ Mr. and Mr RawliJiiS, Tim -. and :bald were holiday weekend : MethodiSt Church. SU·MURU" ' Pete Wass of Connecticut was i guests of his brother, William i AttendinR t~e party w~e Charles Kessm:e:g, Pomeroy.' -Mr.' and Mrs. George )i'ranklo 18 11 2 . .._ ~' ' Nader the w ekend guest of Mr and I Theobald and fa;nily · INancy Buskirk. Pam - ~ Route · Tile rru . m Johnson, Kim and Jeff, ~valon Marysville, ' Mr Sl ·~'llliam T. Grue<er. Grant Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley . son, S<nja Olhinger, DebbIe spent the weeke~ With Mr. . Iffy TUrf Builder, the ferti~zer that mak8 arul . i and son, Jeff, of Chesapeake I Schue<, Mary Krawsczy?, VenMrs. Kessinger and Mr. an other ~ were MlBs ISt.Mro G A Stuart of Charles· were Labor Day dinner guests I ida Gibbs, Sue Lee. ChriS ·Ault, Mrs. Albert Roush, Middl~rl Onl and Was Glendylyn LlnOrd ' multiply itself. Watch howrit makes yolll'laWD Pl",: 1 I W Va . is bere with her j of her parents, Mr. and M r • : Amy Hamm, Jyl Beaver, Mr. and Mrs, Hollis New Hi1(!n, . Va.; 1 ton ,......,.o. · of ~ston. . the thicker, greener, sturdier. br~~ H~mer Cook. She was ' owen Fink. They were enroute ; members of the_ troop, and of Athens were recent guests of 1 ccomp~niod here Monday by i home after a visit in Zanesville! guests. Mrs. Jackie_Lee, '!"ar!Y Mr. and Mr&. ~Bowen, Rev• . ww~l Fallis naturally tpe rlgbt time to-feed··and·leed ·~ · TONIGHT on4 THURSDAY with relatives and In Columbus Krawsczyn and Trina G I bJbhnl 1Laurel Cliff. Tbe ens wore Va and Mrs. Rob!I.1 --Jay, he r doughtor Mrs Charles 5optomber6-7 ' · where !hey attendod the Ohio and Mrs. Gibba and Mrs. o recent visitorr of Denver Car• · ·, . . lawn. So whatever you warii-A tblck'tr Ia~ ~zel. NOT OPEN . Mr. and Mrs. Robort State Fair. Krawsceyn, loaders. man, Peach Fork Road, and , . · greener lawn or A new lljwn. Now'a·~tlmet..Jet . FRIDAY and SATURDAY and soli!, Steven and David • 'h ' •• • . • alao allended the Bowen reun- R b E~ toi ' Stptembtr 1-9 it at : ... ' ·· · W V Church F-tr"--' to D hter Born to · loo recently in Columbus. o 10"' , r n w h I. "CAT ON A HOT TIN .. mg. · a. """' &• .,... aug Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin .4t lil4mJay ROOF" guests of Mr. and Mrs .1• h Be Held on S~tndoy_ The Dat~ld .4•hleyl and c~ of 'B.aclne. visited Mrs. ·tmi;iE "''l · i),'l..... ,entertlliabeth Taylor Sci nes and Mr. and Mrs. P. L The annual Harvest FestiVal Mr. and Mrs. David Ashley, with-her parents, and Mrs. taln~ With . · · '~ay .,at Paul Newman Mi 1 Pqtureftl;: M"t Mr. :~Mabel Hvsoll has of the St. Paul Lutheran and % Hill St., Pomeroy, are an- Hl!l'llert Fink, enroute h 0 me ber Mid.J~·'· • ... Mischief . wbere sh St. John Lutheran Chilrches will lnounclng the birth of their first from tile Clllio $1ate·fair. ·. ~-:.-Mr.· ~ · led from Columbu5 C.lerurtoont: be held Sunday at% p, m. at the child, 1 daughter, Monday eveI · Mysterious Mystery I WIs tho guest of her sister. Mrs. St. John Church located just Ining at Holzer H01pital, Gtlll· S nd n-. L~- • Wlnclint Toyli lleorge Fry, and 1 niece, Mrs. off Route 1 at Five Points. , polis. • . eco vo;"'~r 11 Willlam S.ipel. Miss Hys•ll Sunday School and Adult Bl· • The baby weighing Blx Born to 0 Brii~ SHOW STARTS I P.M. so ~~tt'd_witb Mr•. Ch_!d I ble Closs will be held at 10:30 pounds, ten ounceo, bas been and Mrs. LUrY O'Brien 1 at the c!Iurch with 1 potluck nained Lisa Renee. ot Racine are 11111t101111Cirl.l dinner on the grounds at noon. I James Aahley of Lancaster, , birth of a daltlhter, Anll, ~ ' · Tbe community is Invited to the , Mrs. William Bet! of Hilllards Jhorn Aug. 24, at ·llolrei"ifOtipl~· !I worship serviC!! which will be- ' and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zirkle I'll lin at z p. m. of Pomeroy · are the grandpar- Mr. and ·Mn. O'l!rlea haVl! ll . ,. I t' ents. Mr. and Mrl. Ch a olbef -a dirupler, - - lea~orslirm Edd-y Maki-ng 1 'Day R "" "aDJHERJ ITIIJ d ,. l J: G 14 .I ·o unuster an ners sett .•ng .T ace ~, 0 Ef'..3· ... r.•d" . we 1 · · • ·~· Jt• C, ~ LONDON \. 1 dn< . and from 1 to 5 p.m. on Nine 'Omo Ford Plants Eff~ted in T. ' 1LUM B1NG HEAJ G Demonstrations on maklq the increase, it was voted to in<orsages wer• given by Mrs.[ crease dues !rom $1.50 to $2 for c o. Fisher and Mrs. Malcolm[ ~~v~ members!_,llld !~--:~ Ro ller at 1\londay night's meet- 1 ~ ro r iluucuaLe mt:lu~.-. mg of the Middleport Gardea l1hank you letters for remem· Clu b in the social room of the Ibrances were read from Mrs. c lumbus and Southern 0 h lo 'David Entsminger and Mrs, C. E:telrlc Co . M•ddleport. IA. Emmisll. , slon Roses asters. gladioli, a n d i Membe•• responded to r 0 II I , ' show z;nnla~ were used in the i call w: ' a favorite garden , , Grace ~~~:~g" b' Mrs. Roller an d 1fragrance. Decorations at the [ THE SALE OF WEATHERED wood has been a. money-making project ot tH~. ~unlo: · \ 1rs F!'ile~· who were present·[ meetmg _featured a breakfast IWildwood Club, the finishlll product bemg much_ln demand by all garden c\ub ~lei_ ~d b Mrs carl Horky, pro- ,table selling usmg a small yei- pants. Mrs. Victor Hysell, second from left, a club advisor, 11 pictured at tbe clubs weli· arrangement oy Ithered wood disp'lay at Saturday's show. Club. members from left to right are SUsan gr.1mY l' 1Hllr man ' low . dahlia . k1 ,- nnoonred at the meeting pr.,. lMISs Nellie Zer e. , Gooch, Barbara South and Becky South. .. ' · ,1. 'd' 1 . b , ' Irs w iI I i a m ; The refreshment table 1r. ~ I i-'{ OVt'l \ ~~ . Is d hi' . th Rulland Friend- Irangement of ciemat ' a Ias, t:•;:::.d;:;rs ~lub flower shOIV and asters, _In pink, .Yellow and lo be- staged this weekend at I white, was In an antique oblo~g ~, . R 11 d F.lementary School I container. 1t was made by M1" · is the I Zerkle. A salad course wasserf·f ): . ', ··r· throw of the show . which will I ved by the hostesi!OS, MWrsli. E. Mrs. son, 1. . . . "W.Ing by. the pub. I M. Wood, bf> open ror \· I~ • II' M Ze. C. kl P m on Satur· : and MISs Ha 1e r e. r 12 I 5 . . ., ''' . r~~. c~~n.~ati~~s·~~'~,~~ySo~ets~- . ~~~::s·~:~~~;::,: £~f:taE.:y•r :~t== ·Anti~JeWISh Iftida}.East pnl~··y Move!:! ntein~. h~$ ~ "',P"": · . . . j ·NJ Hf •N'J (UPI'i.::Sito~,J ~U.[I~4frs l Corsage ·Making Is Demonstrated o . . ' Co. plants in Ohio were num:. them UAW It '' 0 ' . • ·· ,v , . bored among the 159,811 United p,!llftls b. the state. Chrysler \ . , repo~ to,have set off.· growJnt Oi!ISide the SoVIet Union. . Auto Workers set to sirlke the Corp. employea 7,240 persons at , •· · PfUZZ ' :::J'.ll:::=:·w)lbjn IIJe nation's . A number of pafly at !J;59 p.m. today. three pioliiB. ,..,... ,_. &f.., _ Je~lsh 1m~~rton~ In M~£ow•s l.mlllion ti'?"g Jewish com~ ·have dlssoclaled tbemseivei Plana for 'an aii-nlght bor'; ' 'talks boiween the UAW aQd '"" . ~cent Mldijle EaRl policy are Ity. ' ·· from this line on the grounds atnin session Tuesda were llM and' Ch;ysler were resumed Your O.)iarlcli!lllt · . ca"':'ing considerable trO!Ible Anli·Jewlsh government ~s. that It all too vividly ~ecalled !,.p~ and both th{UA'W Tuesday with the union ol' " Dealer FGr behmd the Iron Curtain and In ~ret In_Pol.end and ~lo- :some o' the mo~e hid~ and Ford conceded 8 -~trike !emptio~ to ge_t the two firms Con'lmunist partie! elee!'hete. va~ia are ~niy, aurpassed , by ieatures of the Stalm era. was inevltabieF ·Talks · were to agree to ~xtend ''their con· · · ' .~ ~ed bloc re&~mes , ~~ich ·those In !!)ast Germany, where Some Communists ln West sc!Ieduletl to resume today. tracts tJb Ibe· UAW could strike I . ANDadopted-or have -been per- the regime ·of Walle!' Ulbt!chl. Eurooean capitals have In fact But both sides admitted to- Ford and lei them continue suaded" to adopt-the Kremlin bas apparently unleashed a new -warnj!d Moscow that the anti- do , 'on w ld be 1 eration ·· 8 0 line have run into opp<!l!ltion ~at~ campaign, · Jewish course could develop 1 ry 1 ~t""' ell ~ . on Y a I Chr ~r told the UAIV 2-2iUU 8 from variety of quarters · The Ulbricht regime reported· inlp a new serious "splitting" 1? mad y, ~ax;"\"' ;"~i~:· t ·~,Yij~;;j..;;;;;_~~=~ii:iiii Including mtell~ctual, mllltary, ~ bas tried to jllessure Jewish element in the already deeply J~';' e :a 0~ JAw ' 1 ar·: even from party members organizlions and persoilailties cleft world movement. u· d ~~m ""j tod casNEPQTJ' 8 •e 8Y as an . . into. t_aki~ •. ~ubilc stan.d aess on Now arranre the elreled !etten the. mselves. "avo,....;.,., in lt1tllih• ' ' totorm &he tW'PI'ite anawer. u .m some cases opponents ot agam:n J.sraet. J:)Ome pttny -A~· s;k;~~iib In Ohio 11<oled h7 the llbove cartoon the .~nti.Jewish ._policy co)llse menlbers rebeiiOcl. have spoken out jilibiicly against In Poland, three key generals said 59,281 employes would be "l'..m":s... YOU 44 · I · smi ed their governments. In others have raportedly been 'di ss ', WO· DDS efl<cted by a strike against tbe they preferred to disaoclatel for opposing th~ regime's ~firm, which has plants at Canthemselves , quietly from lhe ·Jsraei policy. . ., ton, Cincinnati, Lorain, Lima y.,,,N•Y'f Jomhle" ,KINKY MINNA VICUN" POftCI regimes anti-Jewish eampalgn. Party Chief Wiadysiaw Go- The Meigs County Bookmo- and four mthe Cleveland area. Allowon E..nlfnolclninlr,thu «>ultl But the Kremlin line has mulko has Ol1linously warned bile, "Mr. Eddy Educator," will He said the hourly employes t -~ ~·"..,_A PUNCH prevailed in nearly ail Commu. Jews he will . not tolerate a make a number of visits In make $4.5 million a week. ' niseast Europe. "fifth column" of pro-Israel eounty Thursday and Friday. An Ohio Development Depart. ..~-_:.___ SOle Exception c$mpaipners. Schedulo for ~o days is: spokesman said tiie autoo their daughter to a hOspital The sole exception seemes to · Prolell Po•ltlon . TIIURSDAr industry was the Rlate'o OWD Columbus for observation . be . Romania, which h.as chosen ! In Czechoslovakia, the Pl'!lm- Middleport Elementary, 8: Industry, a SU billion 1 ' they returned home. !an indepelljlent course, 1enoring 'jnent non.Jewish writer Lalli· to II a. m.. business and directly or I Mr. and Mrs. Morris Teaford Moscow's p"r e s sure s, and slav Mnacko left for Israel In Middleport Central, 12 involving 600,000 per· S and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul emerged apparently unscothM,,. pl"Ote!t qoinst hi! t~overn- to 3 p. m., . ~~ men!•o..posltion. Child ren s Home Hill ~ 3:15 department' ·_,pokesman h ', ·. _ Ours and family, local, Mr. Reports reaq.,t9g the,, West . Mike and Sl]lriene Flemming and Mrs. Ronald Wise and fam-l from a variety of , .aources He was promptly deprlvt'd of 3:45 p. m. returned home•Friday from co- l Uy of Middleport visited Mr. , suggest that .the wave .of hls Czech nationality, Mulberry Heights, 3:45 to 4• All milk protein. Wayne Calfnlp Is hlahJ n mHI . (;'":, Complete , lumbus where ' they had been and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston. government ·pro!!loletj . anti- Tbere followd the death In :15 p, m. prOducts. ~D cereal filler. Belter dlgestl!iit:\,, . · ·t· Mr and Mrs Lawrence Theiss Jewish feeling trigsere<j by .Prague under ,,range circum- Laurel Cliff, 4:30 to 5 p. m. 1 t' · Rooms Of I VISI mg rea IVrs. Iof C~lumbus ~isiled Mrs. Lou- Soviet embarrassrlient o~er the stances ·of the (Jewish) Joint Bradbury, 5:15 to 6 p. m. • High fortification. Wayne Calfnfp delivers vlll~lns Mr. Robert Ours was an over- ·l ise Van Meter and Nicki. Lou- June Arab-Israeli war ,II co~ ~ Distribution Committee's Ame,. RuUond, 6:15 to 7:'0 p, m. A, D, 811, K, thiamine, niacin and C, piUJ.'I'bl*nd:' night guest of ·Mr. and Mrs. ise and Nicki returned home[ tinulrtg unab~ted. · fcan secretary Chal'les Jordan. FRIDAY ' of essential minerals. Also co~tains niethlonlne,' Charlie Carroll. o~d family" 1with them and attended the Inside th~ Soviet UniOn _II lsi 'Jn ,Russia, some anti.Jewlsb Riverview Elementary, • to ,. 1 vital building iiiock ol,j)fOto[n. .:, Charles Offenllerger and two State Fair. . excesses hove been reported 10:15 a. m. daughters of IMweli, Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Circle and Fior- ed refatives and friends at 'J'up. folloWing a mounting campaign Reedsville, 10:30 to l2 noon. • You will' see many llnproW)nents In !Iii GtiiYM Mrs. Jomes Pope, Middleport, ence Circle of near Ba, han vis- pers Plains. in the party and press. The Long Bottom, 12:15 to 115 p. )Ou raise on Wayne CaliJilp. Mrs, Elva Dailey, Stiversville, !ted wuise and Nicki Van Me~ Mrs. Hattie Powell visited ber latter has been spicing ita pages m. visit•d Mr. and Mrs. Carl Auth-!er. mother, Mrs. Janey Congo, at with vicious ~artoom with a Portlor.d Elementary, 135 SEE US TODAYI erson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawson, the hospital. ·· .. strong anti.Jewish fiavor, . 2:05 p, m. Mr. and Mrs. James Hender· Mr. '"d Mrs, James Dailey, I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ours iere Repercussions from the cam. Portland Community, 2:15 son and son, Mrs. George Wood· IMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wells, [shopping_ Fr,tday. : piign have been slrodgly, felt· ijl .2,:45 p. m. side ol Montano are spendinR a Mr. and Mrs. Gene Congo and and II"Yre ·Western European Communist Great Bend, 3 to 3:45 p, m. FEED STORE, • few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ifamily visited Mr. and Mrs. and . ~ale parties, notably .in France OJid Apple Grove, 4 to 4:30 p. m. P85·3347 Carl Autherson. . I Roy Powell and family . Fair !,at ' : Italy which have the largeSt Racine, 5 to 1:30 p. m. Chester, 0. Mrs. Gertrude Lehew took . Mrs. Maywood Johnston visit- . · · Commun~ parties in Syracuse, 6:45 to 7:45 p. m. '· ; . . Charlene Hoe/lil!h. Tet 992-5292 Jw rom ""'letter to IQlllrt, to ' for~ lour ordinar7 wordo. . ~- ':? •I ' -· �.. . . r· ..' , \ ., I! .' . '"Vt, . - .. -, . ' · -··------ • ( .. ' ., ' ' w· ay, lr, llllld toni , Wll'lller, MOIIIJ Frldo. • r o r Bl'Oioln s ld C urchl d . powe i o his ~wro I at t>neration 3 o. decision to sin' h \ • n tctme t Mo Retu ed b rand '· of the Lon ' N ws o •r Burfw 1 , ' ·t·· . .;: , ar, W. Va. G s E us AT T E S OE 0 ., '·~. ... � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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