http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/88f93efeb08d7592919a48a64fc504a3.pdf 555e7cc66402fdca0d08fced75e2cb62 PDF Text Text , • ' ' ' ' . ,'<! ......,...,... ,...... . .. '. '~ vot XVI • • NO. 48 :Cio·t ure Vote En-d s NOW enttn e ftaula7_.- -~--· • ' Wb·~'I'Htli .... · . . .D lXIe • Fili uster Way Cleared for Passage Of Toughest Rights Bill MASON ·' _u_:~ DRIVE· IN ,.,. .. . TONIGHT I. WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHTS HMARCO POLO" Rory Calhoun Yoko Tanl (Color) "THE YELLOW CANARY" Pat Boone Barbara Eden MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. OHIO Tonight thru Wednesd•r WALT DISNEY'S "A TIGER WALKS" (Technicolor) Brian Keith- Vera Mllea Pamela FrankJln-Sabu Four Children Found Dead, Shot in Chests by Mother Kevin Corcoran Edward Andrews Peter Brown Disney C~rtoont F11furette THURSDAYO JUNE II NOT PEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY June 12·13 "BLACK GOLD'' Philip Carey, Diane McBaine, James Best. Fay Spain, and Claude Akins. "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" Jerry Lewis, Dina Merrill, Dana Spencer and Mickey Shaugbnessy. IE!Z.,,DEAL IN TuWN! OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY WOMEN'S STARTING JUNE 11th DRESS FLAT e THESE SPECIALS THURSDAY ONLY e MEETING CANCELLED 'The meeting of the R o c Springs Grange ocheduled 'Thursday evening hao b e e cancelled. The members villi Qllumbill Grang• Fri•:lav II evening and wlll open and close the meeting. WHITE_ If you want ''All The Best'!Irs.BOTTA BE A DOIME! For the belt In the low-priCEd field, $Z,99 THE SHOE BOX . . -...mr. . . . stlndmlnHdn-cost fHtuirlmooth-lkllng, torllon-bar 111apenllloll if .._ . .. llwllll .......... irfully unltlzlld, !'Uat-prODfl•lltilr ir Silfetr-RIM wheell Your locll Dodp Dealer II offertn1 way·up lrldl' way4own 'prlcel, tillY terms. .For the best clul ·ill the fow·prtCEd field, It's lOtte be 1 Dodlel J ' ' -- R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MILL. & ·SECOND SIS. ED'S AUTO TRtM ,. ~- And whaU. wartllnf¥1 ' Thl 1(14ultly's only 5-yur/&O,OOO.mlle MIDDLEPORT, 0, · ,, new ltyllnc Inside and out • • • plenty of stretCh-out "lilent" comfort ••• your choice of POWti'· lui 6- or kytlnder enctn", up to 425 horllpowerl luxurlou• OPENING JUNE 15thl 812 W. MAIN ST. Dod&•lfve• you MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' . POMIROY, 0. ' '. ' bill ... ' - VIVIIII J ollll-1 Tops, Carpets end Orlgln.l Trim. •. :-,J . · -·' ·- .. .' .. ' 'J<.. ' ' ._:~-- Complete Une Of S.et ~.m: tonvertlble ' ' • '<:· ,,f' _,.• ..· . -· ' ' �• 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Th• Daily §entin•l ' F!f•!! !! I · Capitalists Are Growing pERSONS In Meigs county, as weU u , thoat all over tbe country are explorllla mort than t•tr their status iJI the -11011110 ltnnJth or lack of tbal quality duriiiC tile present period. This has iarJe!Y been brought about by the Will" on ·poverty tbat bas been launched by tilt Prt§eol adllliii!Jiration. EveryoiiC II look· 1111 et tbeir position. 111d "' thin~ It ia IOIP& to do IOIIIt 10011. are many 111111111 Ut wbo are 1111 wra~ up tn our own affairs that we do not take the time to think about the other fellow . We have taken it for cranted tbat tbe son~ment baa been takin& em of the ne of those len fortlmlte, •nd WI UYI lllmolt totally ntllected tbat quality known u charity tor our fellowman. Ill this county as In DilDY otllen tlltn VI 1110111t who do not have tht relll nactultlu because tbey do not qualify for some of till PfOifllllt offerell. We mull •U rtaJ.Iq Ulal · mort II netdtd thaD It btinl Til.•,.. I I ' IVIIIIUid. · ·We have coma ll!l'ON IOIIIt lotei'Qt. lal ftJ~~rtt thtt f!lould lndlllatt th•t tom. itf ut trt 1101 ID at bad thlpt at WI would bt ltd lo btllevt. In tbil year fd llttl.cl poUtlel! l"tlvlty WI trt faeed with tbt line that ttncb to divide ut into IJOUP._I tllllt ll't ortea referred to u lbt ieve 1 end htve noll. 4notber tltlt that i& often wafttd about is the placl"' of tolllf persons In what Is known ll tht eapltallltkl trOUP· Ju1t who II • capital. tat 1141 wllat df III•Y look like! They lllilhl nen bt your ne~t d(IOr neilhbor. lllll Y011 probably bavt ntv" tlutu.ht of thm U IIIC!I. TIJI fiiiiPII that WI WOUld Gill II your att111U011 Ia lb1t ont out of Helen Help Us! ........... Voice of Broadwav .•• reporting DUt year. 'fhl raa111n: Thtf want a 100<1 place for propt(aodWilJ 1111111 IJIICt ltat& tbay tipecl {fl aceompUsh ill tht fairly near future . . . Ambassador lttlli'Y CaboH.oC!dl~ waa n11tly pi.~n­ lloled btfort lht Callferaia prlmari,s. He w~a suppose<! to returq to the U. S. from Vtetl!ltm rilht alttr the Hawaii eoaterenoe, but i very VffY important !IIftOn 11~14 111111 to atay qn ~ecause of "tlla •I'IOI!U"I tf tht lituatlon'' ... . Thf brtlntm~ Is qu11t ull)lappy . ,llboul • reeordll)f macle l)y lht roqp • 'lonf Ume 110 111d juat dlt!ffverfd cith111'1111 dual fa 1 Gnmaa dlac e&lliJIIn~. fDp•t 111 O.rmanvt No, lhtt @pean t llftURd riiiJI.) 'fbt i!oya dl4 till rtOMd ....,. j111t i few btlb, hilt worat th•n thJt, tbe $tylt llltY tmPIIIYfll 11,.11 It qulte dlff.rent frem tilt Qlll currantly m•kiRl! •••till' tham I fllf!UII•. You'll never ,,._•• who blew hit top wll•~ Jaequillne KtllllldY J811tly ell· dorsed Pierre SaU1118P f'r lenator in tlallforalo . . Some ticket brokers who detl in hiP·fll'ic'd ~~111 to ::iiiQ l!l'l!td· wa7 lllowt Jrt plaonllll to IIJIIYI lhtlr o!l'ratlona to New J,ney. 'fhey bop' to akirt tbt law--tlld 111 tilt rtWtnl Probe lems-~ 11111111 IJI(I dtllvfrlllll lli!llcta to Manhattan purcbuera as out-of-s!Jte flrmt , . . Th1 lr&licl dealll 11f 3Cbii01Wa· Mtr Cberlottt Up•lll, who wu ra~ 111d murdtrlll ill .JifOOklYII, baa retlllt• td ill 1 nconctuatlon between her PI!'' tlllf, who 1114 llftu 11111rlted for ye.an. I I ~ • • • • LGI!dGII n'ttunleur John Milia IJicl hi• flnuetal fl'OIIP atill bnpn't IU~· •Nd•d ill oblaliiiDI till rtqulrecl Jlquor Jlet!IH for t:l MoriKitO. 10 tbelr ltk-.«~v· tr of the town's 1111111 lllmOfOPI nllht• •lub WOD'I ~IPPIII II 100n II IKptll\1!'1 . , , ~.eldt Ol.aton't 110Journ k> Mlemi leach will cost quite 1 bll mor, Ibn he flptcltd, Itt hod 1 dttl wttll tilt city hlllm to f~ up lhtir auditorium tor 1111 TV •howl fo~ about •300,0(10, but ht )lu )lltl l'll'ned tilt wtal cost will comt tq more than lwict that 1mount, 1nd llt11 bavt to 1ntt 1.1p tilt difference. Or ~~ IIIIIU Jlt·111 boo~mtkiPC hu arrived, Ma. ' 1!.!~!..:no~ ,,-~~~-t~~-~~T~ke~·-~;-;;··-;;-~..!J~~ j"" QMIES GO C1H CIIIJIIill 10 MaET FELW--·!IOT"'fl.le.' lio'JNAVS 'TR;\W. I~ PAIRS.... ~~:..~\·l~D .....orwd~m'Df Ql.l) LAQY---- . ' ICID' • ; LYLI (l, W1U0N UIIIH """ ,_nllltntl Tilt !IMMiwatt fttpublwan fGI'I!tll flllipd now !II lrJinl to POl 1 Jltpl.bllml INdlr. Ill II, In tact, aetrC!tiJ 1 llepubllc!lll and 1111 pil'l)' rqulm 4ltiiVII blm It 1bty do IIUI Gtuall)' 4Jt. llil him, IIMMIJ'I lrllllkMA wW 1101 turprltt an)"'nt who lmow1 him wll. 'l1lt MWhlftndlr 11 1 forlllrllhl man. Ke fQOI'IIf dou• bit llli lllld ba liiYfl" lOu tWit lrom ~oil t~~~W. vtriJ. MomiiiiJ II 1 m111 al Y. llltcMI, U 1111f !111111'tpll nadt JO<e 1 pre!CrlpiiQn tor w!ltl lh& moderatt llepublleaM "''~IIJ llt8d In tlla way of 1 t.odtP. tl...,, 10 be It. '!'hoy have 110 oueb 1..ur ""'"· Richard M. Nixon malohel Ronuiey for mind speaking. Nil· '"'has sa.u ill I&Mua~ Qd un. clar llireumaltJICII Wll'rlllbl belief tllal he ww 1101 jllill I •top.GQld•tlfr 1110¥-t. beU.vi111 that ~ 1 ,ftllllllvtr would wreck the 'tePIJbllellll party. ~iloli PyJ Jllo lliat he absolutely wtu aupport Goldwatar It lire -tor It nomlnaltd. 'The lllpqbllo111 J!ll'ly, lhua, 11-. wlte" NiJon, llaclk"tJ. 1tr and llomiii'Y tland. 'nle party does not know where Elsenhower and Scranton •taod. ,..,. is cause for belief that lhese two dol 1101 ~now w~m !hey ata ... altltor. Or II IItty rio ~now, they are not aaylng, AU. STARs THE II" SPORTS DESK By Bob Wlngttt New Haven· ArChery Club .Has .a State Champ Member The Lemanhaw Archery club of New Haven now bas the distinction of having a state champion as a member since Larry 'King won first place in tbe 400 Instinctive class at the West Virgini& State Open Archery tournament at Summersville on May 30 and 31. King not only won the state championship, but set a new Instinctive record. He broke the old mark formerly he!dtsbyfK1e8n8.7Allla"son12obefsttouth Charleston. King's total pom O ws er. The New Haven archer scored 460 and 452 on field targets, 437 on bunter's targets and 488 on animal targets. Other New Haven club arch... winnlnB trophies we~· Jack this league will be played OD Roach, second place, 325 free Sunday so there will be no constyle claso; Herman Obllnser, fuel to the Tri-County loop. second P.lace, l7S style: A schedule for the Sunday Waude King, second place, Wo- Hish School league will be prmt~n·s Free Style, and Sondra ed later this week. At least two Van Maire, secood place, Wo- of the four teams, Syracuse men's ?5 lnsUncllve cl888. Rob- and Portland, will h~ve some erl G~ of Now Haven Pony leaguers on their rosters aud Donma Von Maire of Mas- so that !be counly league can liar lloy frttad IIIII II 11k1n1 II ..,. - · bul I dlll't lflllt lei OliN It lllhl. 1111· Muth ... btl. At!« tll.hlitl Nl ,'W 1 ,..f..":':,':,~ Galdw1111" lll'l ill mtp1 be tilly . , . IlNdy will! I l l - .. _ llloppad It IU, liiiGII aod thNe -dll. and • didll't nlllel • IN lltr ~· Wlllt lcirllltGI up ...)Jist It llkt hll1l '"' weU lit Cll I clo to btlp lltr · -1 'i1UID him, Allllli IIIII' did~~~~~ Golch !Ill llllla. lul •ftllllltr pi 111011 llllr J: •allr MJI be pral!QIF 'lllllld blRI IWQ' frlllll illr, alld Nt When a strl doeo I Kdd• wtllldnw Hclllfl ,. lilt Ill•· " - ell'tlll BI'GIIIMI tv.., • switch !rom , _ end reopectntV¥tr -w diiU OJ lilt ..-r· - 141111' -tilt now. Prtlliii.Y tblt t.o wild. ll>lrt'a W. ty. · we're all getting • UMtt dleo llbld U tlltl 1 llliquldlll " ' lo, 111rt JCIII llaYt 11. Gold- ~~~fled wlli ~er. thoutll •• felt tw m •lll'lty. It tbtlr)'llllll lrlltr hal lltlfll 1111 tii'IIIIY ..., tor haf at flrll. we IIIII II$ w• willl ,.u? Or will! IIIII wwlcl ldll •11 lllldld""1NI IIYIIII!Ithllio. but we'ra - her parents? II A ltiVIIII tor lilt prtaldiDtltiiiOIIIInalkm. BORED AND WHAT TO DO 1N1ti* at tolilolf If you ~ Tl!ert Bttllll w be QO ehtltce iJ' ..,. 11laat liN& bel '11'41 411 tlltt Nixon ""'lllltln Ill Pf ~"!.~iPAJ· blr, bavt I 11111¥111 ~ willa aqc-. lot fteldwator'a ll'flll'lll- ..,.ar .... ' bfl" l'lllluct wra •. 1 AG1J tjQn II a dlraot ~ to IQ Tum olf tltl ~)IIIIIY •IJ!! tlltl't alii ........... ~IliUM ""' .. It GOIIIt 0111 alld IIU her '•ltnded "1011bt1kll It uq "fiiQIIIIPc;" 1 fipt. liiYts P'll IIII1Pio 1'hlllll 411 II l1R11d • llfldtll Small chance. Eisenhower's of ~ 11<111, 411' ~ 1M JW] llllblf JU di&IIQ of potttlc, IIIII lit. dt-. tnendo Peop'f. ~ho ':ramo~ IIIII bt ~... I " ; 1111.,.!! may whet oonfronted bp polltl- tllllr · II¥ pliJ to 1111 Ill till leY• .._ It- ..,.ton t: :a :.urn.J. .... blot; Ill II. wit =: .. ,riM vr··~ u., II 1111 9111' ruiMIIQI ....~.. · M~ ~'il~RIIsla Ill* 'trQJ Iii . li'oi4 ~itt. dUento 111a. - Flnt ltl't . COPCIIIII' lht 4UIIllr'l 01'1111, OPel . II It F'" IIMIVIII lroill tilt bod)' II riU quloilf 411 U II II 1101 nlllll' illlltd. U tile llooor II • twiJIJ Uit ftlllOYtcl ~ IIKMllcl bi ~04 iif"IO ·tlj! ·reclpltnt'l . ~~~~ !fl,:. ~ II llour It U'It 14 ,Jf.·t.l1f "4Pl111r It 110t • lwtn, It btlpt lo caul ~ -~~~~~ ltr \ltlow IIQI'IIlll bOGJ ttm~tture _wlillcllrl. 1111 It, ll!d te tlii. 1111 1111 m .. '"'*· _tr'"" •·r. ~, the BEftbJ ~ WOHLD •• children will have a chance to become IOQutbiW wltll the <:hlldrtn llld lite tcbool llllklil8 lllclr IIIJulllmtlll tllill' Ill llepttmbtr. WI han I chQice. Wil\ll4 JOU pit. tdvltt uo? AMIWI!IIl -.m-.r. 11111 gy ~ ICIIIool, . lllblaln tilt fuU lltnlfll llf WI Tilt followiiJI queslllllll trt Ytllr'• 1l'ft. I lhiJ' 11m bto lyJklal'lf m.lip lllavt rectiYIII tun lilt «MM ut lire !ICI1ool Jill'• rtllt'lllftl ~ fl'llbllall tblrt will bt 111&'!!'!1"''11 and QUQ'I'IO!I ' . ·- .- . .1A11C11 . . . - 11ft llillllit, .,... ..... of I Ia I oe n cl!'* ,, .•..., .. ' 0 qPbitadet~ ' -· ·> II,0, .sto 710 ICincinnati 2 Los ""' 1, t!!e!lt' 21 .5S3 .iillll :M ~ e>l> Pittsburgh 2nd, nlgbt :~ ..,._ ....... liO- -1,; ·-y ID the ralo • ......nol NCAA baseball ~ Mal: KIIOIIP, otarlluJ lor,.,., · · •want .. 1lle IllS • If llleille HaD takeo •• boakltbaO ...... """ ol Boston 5 New York 2, night Cincinnati at Loll Aifli~· A A M and Mllllfstlwl ploy• ~~~andR~· ::• K-:. Ill Washinglot 5 Kansa• City I, (night ) - Purkey (3-3) aillt 'O'l'Paced ·by '11at : Va~an,. Arizona State ID lh loal!i'• up 0.,a~~lp lsi, twi-light tega (3-2). ·' three-bit pitchlnj and '!lenny bn<kot, ond la dlo nt.Diq mer C<>Uett 11 Doveaport, Washington ~ Kassas City I, Pittsburgh at Philadelli.fila Wright's blt!lns, the Pirates twlnblll, Maine claohta will! 2nd, niShl lni~ht)-Frieml (4-S) vs. Sli0i1 1-3, wlU sllldy Los A ng 5 Cl eveIand 1. mg · ht (2·3). won an easy 1&-2 decision over Big Ten Outmpio• Mlmlooole Iowa. to be 1Knopp, clllrllproelor. Palmer •. the Jets In Pomeroy Boy 1' willie Mlsooarl bellies delead- Collqo Wll lido pa•l oeasoo Detroit 16 Minnesota I, night Clticago at New York (nitfiil League play Tuesday. . lng champion SoutllerD Colirated ha¥llll arie of lbe' lop Chicago 9 Baltimore S, night - Slaughter (2~ ! .vs . . Ftslier Wright had a perfect ni•ht at fomla Wtdneoday'o Probable Pilcbors 13-4). · the plate with four single; and · .. 1•~ coDeto INIU ia tho Baltimore at Chicaso (night) • .,. a triple while Vaushan was Flnt roUDd play wao IDler· 14-2) vs. Peters (6-2). (Onl y games scheduled) too fanning 1.2 and permitting only rupled by nln and IWO(aJDel Mlnilosota at Detroil (night) . ' Thursday's Ga""'' five free pa.ses. were completed Tuesdoy (2-5) VS. Lolich (4-5). Milwaukee at San Franctsro Jel hitters were Tim Glaze alpL at Cleveland 12, Ch1cago at New York · _ ·' who wllected a double and sin· Ia Hrst roond octloa Maino _ Belinsky (3-3) , Cmcmnati at Houston, mght gle, and Max Folmer, a single. defeated Seton HaD .:, MinD. Lee (3-l) YS . Kralick LOUIS at Los An8. mght Other Pirate slusgers were neiiGia dumped Te101' AUI 16-1) and P.amos (3-4) . ·· m' Handy Burt with a double_and 7-.'1 Mioaourt dowatd Art. Kansas City at Wasbington FIGHT RESULTS .· " sin~le: Steve VanMeter, double ...;. 7-o, and Soothen Cal fi OCa . (night) - Bowsfield (11-3) Dan- . United p,..., lnl-.noljo;,4i & smgle: Roy Vaughan, a home wblpped Millllolppl, 3-l. iels (5-4) . NEW YORK I.UP4J ,... ruo: Chuck Legar, a double, David Berrldp and Junior New York at Boston (2, 232\i, St. Paul, Mitv\-. aod John Dillard and his elgbt """"""'" ' " " " " " ' - - Thievoner each blasted berne nisht) - Williams (0-0) Henry Wallitsch, 1961>, . year-old brother, Mark, both runs 'l'uesday Dlght on Mentor- Terry (1-5) vs. Lamabe (6-31 York 6. The M1ddlep.rt Brav"" won with singles. S tal Fleta as the Little League aod Spanswick (1-21. _ __ their first game In fiVe starts, Jet pitchers . Glaze and FolmWhite Sox downed tho Tigers, Thursday's Games., off the brilliant two-~it pitch- er combined to fan 10 and walk lll- 5: Baltimore at Chicago i~g or. De'nnis Ault Tuesday eve- I two for the Jets. n lODes 0 Minnesota at Detroit •1 nmg m a make-up wntest of Jets Other batting stars for the ' New York at Boston 2-twi1100 O'lO _ 2 3 1 the night before, taking t be Pirates _ winners were : Thomas Sims a night ' 222 606 18 13 1 Senator•: 3 to l. It was the Folmer, Glaze (4) and Glaze, smgle, Bill Johnson two Singles, Los Ang at Cleveland , night Senators aecon4 lo" in five Folmer (4) Vougban end Mark Tom Hill a tnple, and Bemdge (Only games scheduled ) slarts. Dillard Cl;,.k (5). J WASIDNGTON (UPII - The and Thievener added a single National League Ault not only held tho Sena' Washington Redsklns, apparent- and double also. w. L. Pet GB tors to two hits, Jerry Stobart's Lopez To Manage ly out to avenge tho Indians Four different Ti ers bad ,san Francisco 30 20 .600 double and Tom. Hawley's srn- AL All-Star Nine who gave away Manhattan Is- their lour hits. Phi~ Fisher, Philadel~hia 28 20 .583 1 glo, hoth In the fifth, IMit bang- BOSTON 1UPI) Am . land, seem to have traded their St 1 p tte Cincinnati 21 23 540 3 D ld B ..-- " ..., ...... :!, p.: White Sox In 10-5 Triumph I L ILL 8raves . Upend Senators B'oys' League J.me, Red k"m0Wfier Co t' T 'Wh I &D l' ee ea ~out a bases-l~ad~ home run League President Joe Cro~[~c;: way int? Nationa.l Football ! a: :!rrye~~el:vcoUec~~e ~ Pittsburgh n:ed 23 24 :s38 DRY 3 , hits Burnette and Perry had St. Louis 27 25 .519 4 4 the ·longest hits a homer and ~~\;:u:ee 2 ~7 :~ ~'h : triple respectively. Los Ang gel- 25 Z1 4s ( 6 I !ON REQUE!;TI '" " · I Winning hurler Thlevener wal- Houston 25 30 .455 71> ked tltree and fBDOed 13 while New Yorlr . 17 36 .321 14\i . losing pitcher, Burnette, also Tuesday's Results [ walked lltroe aod struck out_St. Louia 1 San Fran o. night 1 13.. •· .. '· .. .. . , !New Yor~ 6 Chicago 5, 1st, 12 i WY 2-5428 'omeroy Tonight tho Yankees .and .Or· .. lnning., ·tw;.light· .. tolu,. tlllgJ-. .. , .· -~ New York 2, 2nd, ' CLEANING ;6 ROBINSON'S CLEANERS NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CaiU. (UPI) - Muneo Mlzoguchl, I 1491-1, Tokyo, outpointed Tony Noriega, 1491-1, Bakersfield 10. , , ·· · ., ., , . '. , moote s bomer . and BoP Lilli' smgle with .the bases . _loaded were th~ big blows. which left Sadowski w1th hra mtb loso In : e GENERAL ELECTRIC e 1 All Models , ··=~ell) Cards Blank GI'a nts, I 0 EASY REDUCE.D!: elg-;;;ht·d·ecim··o···. · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • ANlHONY UP B·e b be I~ from !be , Claaa . ' chib ~ Wal lt.e w,:' In ttie .... t-0 game,blanked th~ Me~ l2tb to beat CbJ. .. · . IMII W. ll1l1 ' from Milwau. ' . Pl•bing- Heati... Yevr Depencl•b.. Deat•r For PlUMBING ANO :. GOEGLEIN. ·REAIW~MIX to. ' I' ··~·>'':>I I ' '·· ' .,.,q ·' '" '.; READY -)11X CONCRETE . I - •• Bigbt 25 28 .429 11 !1! Weda..ctay'o Proballle' pJidllh 24 32 ,429 1.2 1 St. LouiS at slit( Jl'ra~ 21 33 .389 14 (2) - Gibson (5-Z) and Cicy 17 14 :3!1:1 161> (11-31 vs. lieri.e! iil.-1) and '. TUeoday'o R,..utta ley (4-4). · "~1', Point Pleasant team, leaving night. The game should , • eight teams, and the necessity alld the new date fort he same of revising the achedula eom- teams to play - June 29 - wUI . ~y. • be open for both. By CURT BLOCK Angeles clipped Cleveland, 1winnlngest pitcher and D 0 n · Play now wUI begin next Cheshire's 5-4 toss to Pt. UPI Sporta Writer 5-l, Detroit slaughtered Minnc- Nottebart notched hio first vicweek. Gameo thJa week are can- Pleas'l"t is erased from Chesb- . Cards Manager Johnny Keane 16-1, and Washington up- tory after seven i....o as Housoetled, IMit may be played as Ire's record. IS talu~g it aU back about Ray Kansas City twice, 8-4 swept Milwaukee. • prJcUce games, depending on The new schedule . Sadeck.i-ln IP'Illes. 5-l. Farrell was reached lor mioage!l' dealres, through In· clip): It was !962 wileD Keane Ed Roebuck hurled three in- ' hits and left the game with 01 tbo aod lefthander · ...,,.,ndout and men on first and . off" puttinc .., Dings of one • hit baU to pre1 WEEK OF JUNE 15·2CI IDO<>rest exhibition I've ever serve Art Mahaffey's fifth lri-1" In the ninth, leading I-Ii. June 15-Racine ••· North GaDia (H) at K.C. . h R Relief_ ace Hal Woodesbick JuDe 1'-GalllpoUs vs. New Haven (H) at K.C. on- a major league dla- ump · oebuck was summoned a double play ball to Joe ·' June 17-Mlddleport at Cheshire Grade School (H) mood,'' after Sadeckl was by Manager Gene Mauch after Torre and fanned Ed Matbews June 17-l!ulern at Pomeroy (H) roughed Ill> in a relief appear- Jerry Lynch hit a three • run to end the game and register Why rum trourid? Tiiere's a WEEK OF JUNE 22·27 ance. homer. . loth save. ~uick and en; way to buy June ZZ-North GaUia vs. New Haven (H) 1t K.C. Now, _u,. ":'"aUY loft-spoken lA the nightcap, Pirate rookie Houston's Bob Aopromonte anytllin&! Whatever you're June !&-Eastern n. Gallt)iolll (H) at K.C. Keane IS delighted about how Steve BJa.•s hurled his first bis increased his heme run total to June 24-Middleport (H) at Pomeroy. Sadeckl has blossomed 1od bt- league shutout, fanning seven three with hollp'O 1n each · ~Ina foi, you'll June 25-llaeine vs. Cheahlre (H) at K.C. eome one of the .stars of a and scattering four safeties. game. linil it fast in the WEEK OF JUNE 29-JULY 4 pitching otaff aee-hlgh wltb tal· Bob Bailey had the game's The Colts scored four Urnes 1n 'YB.tOW I'~GES Jul!e !9--joptlonai)-N. Gallil va. Gallipolis (H) at KC ent. , And foDowiag Tuesday home run. tho eighth innins of the night.. where YOUR July 1-Raeine at Pomeroy fBI nlgbt s 1-0 victory over league- Veteran Lew Burdette, re- cap sending 10 men to tbe July 1-Middleport at Ea&lern (H) leading San Francisco, the 23- cently obtained by Chicagu, plate. Milwaukee'f Bob SadowDO THE July 1-New Haven al Cheshire (H) southpaw might be his first Cub start and ski was working '011 a onH!tter WAlKING. WEEK OF JULY 6-11 ready to take over as the ace went aU the way allowlnj nlne entering the eighth IMit AaproJuly CI-GaiUpolil vs Middleport (H) 1t GSI. the •.tall. in tho second Met same. I I'"=""-=--'""'-'""';..~~...,:;Oiii&iiiiii July 8-Eastern at RaclDe (H). . Notonousty • slow starter, New York battled from beJuly 8-Nortb GaDia at Cbesblre (H)· Grade School. . was ().3 oD May 10. hind to take tbe first in 12• InJuly tO-Pomeroy al New U.v~ (H) Within the last montb he bas Rings on Jesse Gonder's single WEEK OF JULY 13-18 won si1 of seve~~ declslofto and will! the bases full. ' ' July 15-Nortb Gallla al J"omerlll (B) lour complete games to Larry Beamarth was the FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. July 11-r'New Haven at Eastern (JD. . his record '? IH. bero, pitching nine scoreless InJoly 15-:-CJleahlre at Galllpolia (H), GSI. He hooked up w1tb Juan Mar- Dings In relief, the first seven Jaly 15-Mlddleport (H) at Rulne. , · Tuesday nicbt for eight hitless. But it was lion SantO's ., .WEEK OF JULY Z0-%1 · lnillngs until Clluley 12th Inning error that opened 1 July !0-EPtern at Nortb Gllllla (8) GSI. lined a sinJ)e to cO'IIter the gat.. for the Mels after July zz--GIIIUpolls al Racille fll~ to brf.ilg holD! Curt Flood who Chicago had taken a 5-4 lead In JQJy Z:e:-P.omeroy al Cheshire (H) Gflde SchooL singled and moved to ...,. the top half of .tbe lDnlng. Bear· July Z~llllddleporf at New Ha'ven (H): · on a sacrifice. nartb .Is tbe first Met hurler III . . . ' ·W!!EK OF·. Rll,Y !'!·AUG. I _ G. . Lead CUI history to win four s traight ,JuJy ..-Noijli ilallla va . .MJddleJ!Ori (H), 1t GSI. Marlcbal suffered his aecorul gameo. His record lo now f-.'1 • July ~~!It II Pomeroy •(II). setback against eight victories, Farrell Wlbl Nbltb Jaly 11--,l'f"'•baven ,. Jlulbe fll~ . . aitbouib he . allowed only Dvo Dick FarreD, a 211-game losJuly Z~Jlilre at Eastern. . bits, one less than Sadeckl, ao er two years ago, picked up his tbe Giants' Ie~~d was cut Iii • Dintb win of tl1e seaspn to PltiLI ~GN TljJIEE MONMOUTH, lll. (UPI)over the Philo. make him !be major teBflllt'a PBIL.WELP~,(UPI)-Two Monmoutb Cj>llete has appoinl- 1D other gamea Clncinnalli;:o:;==;;;;;;;i===.....• ~·; : · ani! an oiilllelclmed NOr!llan EUeJiberger aa Its edged Los Angeles.' lot, 'In twiID thJa area · bill!la!tball coacb starting nJgbi doubieheadera, Pblla4tl· Tuesday tbe ~ ftll, · · • . phia nipped PIHaburgh, t-3, In j:(tiD-IIDav~-- j 211 28 2tl 21 ~,,, Ntlld~J !i:- ... si: !!; Benil~· younger A ~· '; ;';~ •· In : PBII.ADELPIUA :E:~:i!§~~=I::Y~OVNGER Your friend has a lotJICalllllf cellllon but I teet llie chant& would be better 111 'l'llll wouN alloll tilt d!lldrtn IQ , '' .;«• Amerlcu Jape [ ~ f Milwaukee j ,, ·111 wL p I. GB twr-Ugbt . ~:; ( · ~ Houston 4 Mllw I, 2qjl, ~30 1 31 18 .W 1>h Pbi"*lphio 4 PIIJ,II;ruqj)I,J,olf' York , :. 25 zo .5S6 B\1 .twi-light By Ualled Prell I a - IT !"-".::..:!-:.-- _..., 410111 wtlll a11w cltlln., 1111 drlillrlll wht SllouTcl wt wllllill thci l11d Cll wUJ ba ~-llfll tollo<!lt. lhil tcboGI 1tll' 18 IIIII tllf1 Parants wW find IIIIIIOint lo wW tllrt In lilt Ill" aeboul In a new school d001 not pre11111 liqlttmbtr7 A fl'ltnd hu ldo II IDIIIY IIJ'QIIIIIIII II lbQ' Ill- vlsetl th>J\ Wf movt lllflll'l lilt tleil!llt· Cldldrwt \lnd to ad- end of tile Jell' 10 lblt lile Pirates Win 13.2 Decl,Sl.OD , •N Over Jet ine .. o.. J une 1· NGS DOES r.sr.. w., to hit aafely ~· ~ Jlilll' 7 Ryne D!u'en tool: over for him . 2-1 lDnlngo and waa ~ and Wee Parker promptly got after be gave up the tbi'N..i!DMOon llC1'08II with a 11crilice fly. g)es and run In tbe efcbllo,.'lbe Duren struck out Frank Howard Recio were bltleu tho re1HI11te after loading the ~ albin by way. _ hitting Tommy Davil. , · The rubber game of the 111reeHutchinson then Inserted bull· C!OI!tesl series wiD be played 1open ace Bill Heruj, who aol nicbt wlt'l Bob Purkay (3-3) , piach hitter Loot Wallo lA pop 1after hio third ~ . win, out to end the threat. 1worklnj agalrurt .. Pbli :onqa the second mrung and got day announced that Chicago League t1Ue contention. wi~be ~::..,~::rcy~:~.,::~,: ~:oow~:' th~:b~:thz•::~~ White Sox pilot AI Lopez would Wheeling and dealing he~d races at its new club ground• Braves got off starter Tm- mlan age the 1964 All . Star ICoach BIU McPeak swung his h' s od . in earn. thrrd maJor l)ff-season deal t " u ay beginning at 1 p. my DeMoskey and hia relief Cronin said tile selection of Tu sd bta' . fl 11 m. the foortb, Hawley. David Bus- Lopez wa. forced by the ro~ ':"ng eel o enThe """. location for the kirk s~ngled for the other molion of Ralph Houk to se~er- , er."n delens~:~c~~~-~~ ~e~: scrambles ,. s11 miles north Braves hrl Ill manager of the New 1Uam from the Chlca 0 Be ;o:eroy,doff Route 33, on Peach Ault fanned IS~ walked no. York Yankees. llouk would McPeak gave up th.' Tri~~~ o roa. body. St•natot pitchera fanned automaticaDy have rated the number one draft chol I ,:ractlce time for drivers · IS too, but waJko4 11. aU-otar managerial honor as 1965 But 11 is obvilliJI 1~ 8ft~ m 10:30 a.m. to 1.2:30 p.m. · Stobart sco~ for tbe Sena- manager o1 New York 's --o,;,raling under a "win or Ill the fiflh, . setUng home 111!13 pennnt winners. else" edict for 1964 _ is going wt of a niodown be- Lopez chosen b e c a " s • the for broke thi . home aod third base. White ' Sox finished second " I think s coo;:mg se:o•u. ~- Braveo 041 1100 - 8 4 0 a year ago, wltl manqe the ened every ;~tio:~at' Senators 1100 010 - I 2 0 American League team in the stengthening," McPeak· said •• Ault and Slater. DeMoskey annual star game at New "I don t think we have I slngl~ divldual arrangements. (L),. Hawley (4) aod Hoffner. York's Shea Stadium on Toes- glaring weakness anywhere In Schedule revision coold Umpire: Art Stobart, plate. day, July 7. the lineup." . :':su~·pl:n:: ::.~ed~7ttbe game ~.:~a~a U:asto resulted In withdraw! with Gallipolil '* 1110ntb•. '1'llio .,...., ... ' Monday night a prediction that at least one rhubarb would o-. •-• ,.... :,.w:, . e be continued. . - -- man. . 'High Sch00I summer Leaf'ne Play Schedule (ReVI"sed) :!::;:;.~:!:.~.~~ ctrU eboul just quickly. Teachers . . awar• of lilt tltualloll pd can usually ~elp tilt tltlld OYII' tbt ftUih llltll. · Ptrtllll OM hflp U Yilllina tilt IOhool 'IIIII 11M oft)ld, P.,. hlpl 1 mNiinl ,wllll lltt Jll'ln' cipal 0111 bt li'ri!IPd· lit will bt able to lllllwtr . u_ . JClllll ind out everyone'• mliliJ at eut. 'l1lif wh®k!M; ~ u orly " (lOII!blt, A~ ""'"' fill' tiM 1 1 Septembot-"'"' "--'-1 •IJ :i'"! YHI DAILY SUITINIL In blood ty(IN 11141 tlllut viliJII. IJ DAVID NYDlCI Wt m 1o 1o 1 1ctJ Plllti'lll llial art II P, UPI Uucld91 &,eolllltl ntW ac11oti 4JttNI, (lit' cltllo . lblfttve. ao rour )111'11011101)' l1r . N1nr ftml!ill WIU bt -In& 11rtn .V9 Ill IIGiillol. YCIUI' ~~."' .... Ill 111w llamell II tiM They are weD aiiJUiild nd 111 tl..- ,...... -1- teams of the . Tri-County area, 1'Is four-team county baseball loop tbia aummer. The CountY, ~ School will c;Jle of t~m~ om_., ym~, por • or land, a::: •Y•:use~ r has b~ Ganll 11<1 a games , 1, 0 -·d.,.. *' .:0:.. • 11 •· a1 ·1· · Melgo ,. so II18JJl BIDlDg .!!!1'. 1ri.Pd. 11 ~~~.!;= ~~.: i:!~:" n1 0~ tW ~ ..... ~ il Au ~t~retp· • "'*' - New Seh00Js Present so·me, B . ::. Pu:t. :t!w':. ut not Serious Probleiu 'llminl ,....lldloo ol lllltlh llaiio tor to tltOK lllll lillt 108 to want ott illfeedoa. u •• rea.., tlw iloe'a ...... · "' .,._, ~!L Ill · QU on also attended the top.mey. 11111 r . n, _.._. Tldl • • Ia ;:.·::: • bwJ!nl ~-if family uvm,, .. If JOU'rt bo\'· fen .... L~ ~rh,• wtn, m, W trouble 111 *tal lllln ceo, •w1 '"' ~ .. ll'cnllll, Jet J1t1tn Hll(l YOU. ~~mo:r:: Iiiii will al110 web •• JOIII' .....,,_ ...,... 0111 ·~ wpwi-1, Moo . _ driN Helta lotlll • .,. 411 , Ill DIP to IIIIUIIIt'ife IIIII ftll thla new.....,. . pps In the prosram during !be final weeks. 111 addition JllliMII JIIUII mw · 11811 184 ~,.., 111 new classes in Why IIIVOTIII TO INTIIIPT IP •bould your children ll18ke two ~"" IUII9N MIA llljuolmeiiiJ, 0111 PI JIUII ooc1 .,..,,,. •· •IIIOiiltr 111 /ltpltlltilfr' • - T•lllll•· You can. help tbem .adjuot by · vlllllltl tht Mllool clufiPI 11a tllieo ~ "' .. .., adnllllr•lr . _ 1J111 Wllk lllUlfl" or Jllltilllll wlltr 10 "~=.."'!"' N wt11 " """ w wl IIIII 1111)' dll - t tile ·Jriltol. .,."" ., ""' r "" un., 11 na lltlrdy ....,. a Jtl IIMINI lilt flufl"oolltl, '1111 '""' , _ 111 llwt Gf -... SUfllliiOr months 'IIIII allo JIYt lit- .....,, "WSIIZI-• , _ . . . . . . ~~~~t~• "" ClltlldNn I OIJiiliOI 10 !Mel :':!~ :.~':.. ':'~:.. ~ve rotwued u ...n ud, ... IIIII PlaJ wllh alhtlr ctMidfeQ Ill ,.._1 11 ''""" "' lltiOP ..,., un • • ...,.,. tlillltw 118111tborhiDd. · - '""" ..,......, 11-""' II UNa Ill ....... 1111'.. ;:"' "" ':; ':,--~ " "'" el •liM tru~~~lllll, .., • Mr. l!ld 14 Knlltht.on ...:... ::"'..., - "'..:.:: ..: -111 Uft • .....,.,_ at ltfe. ot (lolllflllKit were ~ f'l· I f - - - - · ..,._ Lung JDd Uver trwpl!lllll tnlllht 11'"'1 91 torn. Mil)' "" ........., - tiM> If .,. belnl trll4 ~ J. Ohllnlor. ~=~ end tranll(llanll from hlcber · ..,eo 1o mu Vff M pvformed wllh Jfl"lill lllC' nt The latter pro<t<~un may be ta llWV to tht ~ proltltln a 11 put It, 1Uilt ukiYa of ua ,.c • dier but hu 1111 atomuh '"' wltat NGIIM Rapah~ IMdar Charles Hall..k ealta poUtleel 1111 flptiiJI. Pollilclll DMilllm lo llkl uy '111!11' peclfllm-aclml,.bla par. ~apa, , but llllffeotivt. . IU'a poll~! JHLel!ianl hta Cllllltd ' Republican leaderahlp vacuum. A vacuum II against the laws of physlca aod of politics. IJomtll\lely 'llill IQe aver allll that 10111ellody probebly wlU lit Goldwater. Toda v 's Medica I Report ~ .. ' · IIJ WtJN a, ....,...,, M.D. dQftor'o bloDcl. Mill)' thlllp dnmtd 'l'ht NCitJIInl II llrflllrecl llll-lbtl have 10 JINI· two or ihfll WMhl 11 tdY-, OM a! lilt ·ft*l - ' II lilt if IIUII!lbll, will! Ill&, dales of ~~~~~~ " ¥1111 - lrpJII XoriYI ol '!it wllol• iiJidy from OM IMII!IIO anotlllr. 4cl· ~ ·bflnl llVtfl U11y t1oo1a tC 1111~. 001 11 IJIII'II!olt lobe &n inultutll re•IJOIIII ll!DD,_ t.Wll lilhlly1 11!1 lllfllllll of i!111 lltfll, 111111ioPrillt- 1'111 ~~~~h QP@I'IIIGrll 11a1 I'M II!- .ul~en 11 l'tiiiOYIICI •• lilt lllllt -~~~~ • • tbt llnt ·kldMY 111 I!Dfl'llilln- Tilt lllymul, transp~t 11w\lt 10 y~rs qo; which II lito lnYolvlll ill lilt It is .. .u.... tet~ thel ovtr zoo mlillttfllllct II( lmrnunll)r, llllf ll'llliP~II 91' kltlniYI have •Ill bt rtftvtlt Pi11t11J 101'11botn pertonnlll, tlld tbll apo IIlii 01' , Nlt14111 dl'lltl 11 clvtn ,..... lo bt lilt Gl' 811 llltl cu to redlllit till l'llllllkla l11ftanl, lilt veal- mll'l ftiC!UOII, ancl antiblotlot 0, tromJpllll~ , hope llllll"il· · 1111, hav. It bt l)yt11 It pno 11 111 · vent Infection ltoaun I u tll IUIIIPlln\1 Aw...p • · tr-.llllllll ~ '"'" llllllllf ,ltJ«!Itd. lillY · _.,. ilnt iGirl IIIIJ wllr!n llil tioDIIr Wll. Ill ldtnll~l IWift 01 lilt ftlllpifnt, Tilt ' - !Do ~X'y bt\Witll IWo I*' !""' :111 ... - - ... Will aatabo u tmP~ ~- II lllhe<t. U. Ia a poof•lonal ..,.. bu . ' · secood 1m1nc at Go~y eoi&man's home l'llD and tlten lt JOttlod Into • pltchlnl duel. Alter adding the ll<lCOOd 11111 in the elgbth, the Reds had to flpt off a Dodger rally. Puttey Slarlt Toatpt Sammy Ellls started the Inning aa O'Toole'• successor. He gave up llngles to Wally Moon aod Jim Glllladl and a walk to w.•:•~bls~flf~tb~w~in::;a~g~alns::;l~tw::;o~Cinclnoa;;;;;d;too;;k;the;;~ie~ad~bl;the;;;j_M_a_ury~W~llls~-wl;thou~~~;re;tlrlng ~=-a~-PM~oe:ll:er:al=lo~wted~onl~y~C.. ~leman ---r-,(;3-~2;)·;;;;;; ; ; ;..;, ; lily clad wilt II'OUid tba houot, IMit thla &IV• Ill)' lllllban4 kltll. 'l'lllll IIIGPI• Ill llll:k Ill ut art Dewlrtrtdl, IIIII lN'rt .. tur WI. _ tv• ' . I , trwlllul ~- ... '. 111e1r ...,_ Now tre al rtt'i1 If a p Reports From The Capitolo:?:-~01 ..· ~~=~:~-::~::: m· rl118 f1mllt ltatl.m "OUV~rl" fqr th1111 weeks, her left ariD in 1 Clll ~ttlute of 1Jon1 linllll 4ama&t, Uoi:tor I QTQtr4, '1'111 filii •lit flU Jieen tak!QJ I~ fVffY perfOffllllll!l Ill the show have!' t ~IJ!· tdt ~~"' flnl hurt htr wrllt wllil• O!i· nr. \VII lryl!ll QIJ\ In SOJI f'l'ancllco, ~ addltlollll wcw: 81!.' ~ad_ to ~ancel ~r 1!11 llltvi~P II!J!IIrln~l. Q).IPO~il@ . rt Carlltv In ldr. lltQ'a!lwtY. for CBS. Rill ttalllll, btcau8e thtly r, ltplnl It ftQW,. . •. · l.ibby ~!man, one~time. Slnginl llif and ~.tlllrallt&~ri o~ I litadliql(j murd~· Of:llllllldt em In hiBb llOCitiJ, If o~n~1d't:'lll ~uYinl 1 long..tltb,lltbed G~llwlcll Villa~• nl~ht spot wlnob hal ntn. IR• to dfel' fm&nCial probleJm ~urlnJ..the paft months . . . What pnce cntical ravt•? A.tthoufh sbl out of the seven llroJdway 1111 revl""ll'J'....,. 1J9lf111n their pral~t of "The Subject Was Rosel." only " CUIIIorpern •)lowed up tor lm Saturday nipt's JMrfOI'IIIel!et, •. Dear Helen: What do ~ do IIIII I de who talko badl to TV - - cfllio? Now I 0111 iaka 1111111 • leave them, but DOt my wife. Slle'a alwaya In tbere wltb tho remara.. Sbe 11171 IIIII rueall stupidity, and obe can't alllld 11e1a1 taken for a boob, 10 tbt C: .,_ ease lilt fliP 1s on tbe prowl. The new full stride to the roar A ~illtlll: Tbt bettor ~Jllll up .and m.ur. strang• llllliiOIIVIP for 1 ~... IDUfl illto llle 1M1oki11 lapel lllllll, UIIDII !llolllll aotdler. code ... 4 !105 lllltr eonetrt at Car• Qov. WWiam W. lcr~nton ol llfllt Jtal,l Is !Jalng planntd_ 11 , Marien """"'ylvanlo .....,. not to bo 4ndariOQ 1 IWIII 10111- (iay it ian t so!) able to makt up his mind. Dis• • • patches are referring to him Arthllr {,oew Jr., chrollld~d N al· aa .111« llmllhur8 hllnt.t. IROit-at-tb...ltar. Will! JllatJUJ; )1\'.IHld. It · ~-i'l~.aon A. Roclleltllar ol dati~- ·~·· Mlrlyp MUOII lfQ!Iy• New 'iork io bellnninl "' loU wooll . .~· Have a fuony; Alii\• l'llctllr&'t'" sood In llinnl ol lr...,.u Ill ))uab,l!d. Pr'dericl< von Nutter, ha§ CIIIDPtrlll<ll• ,with the llOII•ItU. changed Ilia name to Clyde Rligtitl. ' .If ... and doobla 181klft. lit ll~ea th_• old on' "'tlw) . . . Sllorman kllOW• Itt if !Wked boll 11ill IIUinr•I•Y of the 3tork Club, 1 quaUfltd cnoaidert biln.!@U to be ~~ IKP\'I'l in thJ catt field, Pf@dlctf New lit~' l~r \1M! pre•ld~ncy. ld~rtYork l!ijlllteJqb bllslneu wHI pkk liP <wer, he rates Goldwater as fJII frem · uew l)l'l, lfe figure• tilt N~w unlltted ond he IIYa that too. Vorlien who wtre ~ut1o111 abo11t lht Ro""'•Y Ia J'Jull Worlll'• fllr have be~n there alrtady, !lockefeller Ia matched for the po!IUctl contest. thai qpt peoplt frtMIIN~ b)' Qav, Otorf• 11uea te their TV ~~~~ are over. tl•e (l()l· Romaty ol Ml~hl.llll 11llcl "" fepans are nlllnll out of l('haol, aPd Goldwatar qn't io IIMI prt1111everytlllnll alioulll 111 cominl up ro•••· ista 10 U1J11111t lilt ,tomlntllol The M"el Tormes. now lllpPIIY recoP· by 1U 11111111- lut JIHulty II elltd1 .,tool! off for Ji!u_rupt on 1 "family afflll' vacattqn - 'Wilb 1on Trecy, ~ :;:J.a~~~~6She ~fri,\~o~ro:rn,~,·.r~:: In back of **' btr 1111, tii'ry Oolclwaltr lro111 IIIII lll!nlil't ~llal nomb nttloll llavt IIUI lllltr faith In lHOm no llpHk doubt• ~~~ Qd who wiU 1101 !ltd. For "trY lltP O.n. Dwllht GOSIIJIIN GO'fJI411f IIY vr lht WIJer-takera are . now using D. &itMowlf ho ~~~"' t. . fl'a 1 10011 IMlt lllat 1111 RUIIIm wil lillf·lft!Of~lf dey1ce~. eUm•natllll lltt ward lht aW,. Ooldwaltr lllldjoin tilt World't P'tir with 1 UUI! Povi- n••d for )Ill~~ down btt• 011 paper, In •nhip, ba hat taQn al IIIII I JIOII ua. 'l'bl1 dGII1 ~ thla lleciiiM tlllf 111\'tr - t.IIGUMENTATIVK WIFE II . . IIIIINtt • _... llvta him lilt old brlr, hW- W mfMIHIIo ~~~~~ 1 Ill !he aay• tlda mateo her r..l fbD .., , . . No better. Peraonally I think it llallat? - 110f lal 11111 fiiiii1P P"tUJ lillY. nw • fllhlinl hlilll It a''l'V Nl- - IJiba' IIIII w 11n111 lilt ,_ PA11CIW IJJ'l'IN1Dl IIJII'IDIIIrl ..... - I. Dell' PL: OIIV llllcla• IIINIItOp.....,wlllll What'1 lilly a1M1u1 ltf Chop. lo¥t)J, • •1 1m 1• rnp1c., plllg puffed-up ~~~~~ 10 a111t PI I land ,_, IIIUCL ~ II a IUI'4 11'1)' 19 Ue!l Two montba ago lhe broke up fOUl' will ll!lrp. I biVI _ , 1111!' Jill llld I wu rulb' liNk· full ~ btcli to TV had~- tn ~ •ltl'l Ulan I do walddnl I h • Now lht 11at cllallllll. I 1 PfOII'II!ll· 1011 WI wltb lkl\111 IIIII I b ~ llttttr "" ....... wltb dotrn't to Cl!l wllat lllq wbo 1*1'1 bur lll'l tbJII 1rilh I do. 11M 1011 GUt wltb l!kk• iiP1IaP4I wbo eu, (IIJI • • upa. 1114 11f1111 Jll'llll4l u!IL Tb• will> bDWt wbea ilt'l well off.) """iilnnAA to &Ilk 11 nl••a• II LOS ANG!LF.S (UPI) -: Tbo . . opportunities were few, bu\ Mill- · O'toole wu ltfled lor a punch ager Fred HutcblnaoD and the bitter iD the eilbth when HutcbCinclnilati ·Reda made tba 1IIOit ~n aaw an opportunity to ~ of them Tuesday nlgbt for a 1-1 prove lbe Reds' siluaUon. Mardefisl'"' over LoO Angeles and I)' Keoogb came In to single edged back tn1o _tb1rJ1 place. home what proved to be the wU.. The hard-earned vlctocy went Ding 1'1!1!· '!'hat lingle came af. to Jim O'Toole, Who pitched ter Leo Cardeuu and Steve J1o,. scoreless· ball and yie~ only roo llnglod off Joe Moeller, who two olngle. In seven lnbtnga. It bad retired 20 men In a row. \ liNd .,... It . . . btl DaUy Sentinel, .Pomeroy-Middleport, Reds Survive Shaky Eig~th Rung, Win,,~.-el .. a;a• wllll 1111 l"'llllllle«'o •• 0., Jllllllll, liM ''Phooie! It's Obsolete[" every five American families OWII stock in American bUiineS!... Ind tbe surprise il that they are a111onc all hlcome groups. : : · · The iTIIIIp of famillll IIOW tliiiifit4 as in the poverty group beCause they do not hJve a cash income of $3,000 have witllill tbelr midst seven per Cllll of the famlllea owlling stock. Tbt llliddle in. come IJ'OIIP with from •11.000 lo $7,800 bavt 13 per cent owni"' 1 Jlallt io .4111· mean buslneu. Those with lneomes from $7,500 to $9,999 have 24 per cent of their families owning stock and 71 per cent of th- with ineomu of •16,· 000 or more OWD atoek. Lut year thaH ill v..tora l!elPtCI to llr,_ 1 rtcord on the New Yorl Slack ~bJDJI. Tbl YO)• UQII Pf trldlag'lll1853 WU 1.1.1.310.3*2 tbares wlt!ch topped lbt prtvlolll m:ord att In Ulllt of U2UOM10 sbtreJ, Thll volume was pot ertalt4 by lht sreat ntDOIHI of the !Jad, but i11 a 111rt by what It known If tl!e little fel· lowf. It do•• not take • lot ot money k> be a eepltaU.t. A few doUan qve<J llere and tbert maket It jiOtslble for every. ant to bt an inve5tor. 111 spite of tl!e dfr· ty nemet often app~tl to tbe class cap!· ttUam is atW our llfsl IlPpe for real Jceomplilhment and a ueattr abu11dance, and lb1 door Is not Closed on Jnyone. 'lb01e Wllo waste tbetr mb1tanct llav' "o one Ia blame b11t tbemselvea. Tile ¥~'7 faet tbilt 10 many ban Invested Is oftt 11f tht tllln11 llttt proves tltat our oylllem It tht btst. Wt 111 to reason what tht ratio ollllll<!il ownlftl !amlllea should not ba railtd to at lra•t tltree put of llvt Ia lht lipt of our present ineomeo. • ..• . •' ~ ,. I , .. """ . . •. "'• • ' •f ··'· Popular 2 Door CU. FT. 13·' CU. FT; 110 Lb. Freezer 125 LbFraezer ~;~rower Type 5 248 ' �I . 4 l Negotiat. on l lng Columbu• Typographical main Issue being a change Umon No. 5 ''"" the Columbus ' sough I tn the pentton pla11 by M•llers Union No. 103 and the the publi!lhinK firm . Tho unions I Dispatch Pnntmg Cu. •r• the h•d worked without contracts BY KATm LONG I S On Strike tO ~ Cheshire home aft'C visiting ~veral Kenny &Jid ramUr or Pari•. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Llv .. we.ks willt Mr. and Mrl. Bill Mrs. Fannie Popp has return- slock : · Fannm and family ul D•yton. ed horne after spending • cou. [ Cattle: 21100. CiiiVOI 2j0. 1 ' Mr. and Mr•. Claude Bla""r pie o1 daya visiting her siotor Good t• low choice 91J0.1200 lb I I I . o mixed utility 8Dd staad~~rd IUO scatlertd sale~ low \0 IVA; cl1olcl B00-900 lb hllfOI'~ llloiP. :since Jan. 2. . mlud hlgb g...t to low cl1olco tI 1 The walkout , which began Monday , has •topped publica- lslated today . Bell said It was Collins of Jackson visited dur· Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Libby rey Bradbury and Mrs. Flora cows around six per cent, feed- bulls !Uo.l7.SO, vealen rather lltion of tho Colull)bus Evening hoped that through "this and 1ing the weekend with Mr. and of Toledo spent la•t week visit- Long spent Thursday at Hun~ er cattle small lots, slaughter slow, mostly steady, choice %4-2t cbLUMR US 1 UPil _ ~t'gotl- , Dispatch. the morning CilizC'n- sub~quent meetings an agree- Mrs. Raymond Zerkle and Jeff· ing Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Render· lngton, W. _Va . steers and hetrers moderately good iOme uUUty 18--tV. lx~ 1 ati8nl! we-re scheduled today Journal, a Scripps - How~rd ment wlll be arrived at to aJ- rey. son and Steve. fl.Qbert RlCe s~nt a few days I actJve, mostly steady: cows HogJ 3000, bulk r~lpbJ m (1 ·30 t- rn . EST1 as the news- newspi:tper, anti the weekly lull· lc. w the newspiif>erll to resume ! Mr. and Mrs. Len Gra u and Mr. and Mrs. Guy See and visiting hi~ parents-t Mr. and stct~.dy, bulls steady to weak: ed grades 190-260 l~arrows and poper strike which has halted loid Columbus Star. publication ." family of Am.:hora~e.'. Alas~a 1family of .Newark spent the Mrs. (..Urtis ~ice of Mansfield. I F.ew head average to high gUts, sows around five per ceat, publication ol tht> two daily It invo\v<;>s .375 typographers His statement indicated an :spent several days VISttmg wtth weekend VISiting Mr. and Mrs. lRobert and his father attended choice 900 lb slaughter steers 21, barrows and sllts and sows modnewspapers in lht> statt>s St'cond and 110 m;ulers. Other umuns :ettrly settlement was not ex· IMr. and Mr s. Harold Thomas Harold Hood and Mrs. Mary the Indianapolis 500 race. 1Iots low to average choice goo.. erately active, fully steady. largest eity t'OL"rs tht> third have honort>d tht>i r pi cket lint>~. per ted . Local radio and televi· lar1d llaroldine and other rela- See. i 'nz:; lb 20.2520.50, most high 1 BeJJin Today 1 \ I 1 I The unions walked uut whe-n a sion stations have broadened :11ves. Mrs. Grau Ia the forn1er Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eblin Eddie Marr spent ~ night 1 good to· low choice 900-1250 lb 1 Mr. Eblin and Orval HlllmBil f~ederaJ Meditt(or Georgt Bell stal~mah:• was reached in nego- their news programming since . Marguerite Thomas. an~ _son, Tom spent a weekend Iwith Ktmny Cremeens in GaiU· 19.50-20, bulk good 18-19, stand- ~ callerl on Mr · and Mrs. R. A. s:~id the ta lks bfotween the slrik· tialions fo r new rontracts. the Ithe strike began. H. C. Rodgers have returned ·vislltng Mr. and Mrs. RJchardpolls. ard to low eood 17-18, some Grube. dav . " ~ W4SHlNGTON (UP!) - 'ntt tllillll the clYll r~hll bill. pltd but he Jookod lib he eould silort man In !he rumpllld blue Byrd bl11n t1Jidn1 et 7:!1 10 1111 lndt!l!lltoly, atJII nayod on hla lttt and dill p. m., I!:DT, 'I'Utodty with tilt Byrd 11 a rormer 1upermar· bit filii lnlo lht llnlll or hll tnnQUIIced objtCUVt of tallclng lull meat.oulllr alld lllndirtl! back, but hll low cltlll' volct aU nJahl and rlehl up to tht h011n wu nodtin5 unlll\lll for never foltetild. 111 lht weU o1 Umt the Stnalo alar~ the o!· hlm. Hf took the noor aotuJIIy tile Senate a Ptlt boy yawnttl. !Jclal procidurt tor lhe lltow- et 1,411 p.m., J!lDT TuMAY but That wu 1tte acene early to- down vote Oft lmpealnl the 1•1 did not atln aptaldng untll day 11 Sen. Robtrl C. Byrd, 1 rut.. naarly two houri later. He 4fl.year-old Democrel trom So- lila voice wal 11111 clear, dronod on thrOUih the night phla, W.Va., paned the 11-hour tltouch 10mellm1111 hardly audl· traaklnl back tllroulh lltt ageo mark In hlo all·nl1ht talkathon bit, and hla blue ault Wll rum· the hlatol')l of private property l PORK BEANS and Sliced - SUPER MARKETS 4 9·9 ...._t Buffet Size Fruits &Vegetables 8 ...... $1I Honey Pod Peas 8 ...... $1'' Cut Green Beans Shellie Beans ...... $1 ' 6 Yellow Cling Peaches Pork &Beans van camp'• 8 ...... $1' . F&P Tomato, S~uce -· 8 •·••· $1 4•·••· 69 Crushed Pineapple Stokely's :' JN. Sta•ps With lhi1 Coupnn umi P ~rthc• • of . !f.g. - Sup.r - V•H ~nt l t Now thru Sat., Juna lJ, .-,, Any EVANS ... ICE CREAM cant cant Stokely's ' '1 :~ ~ • ..an• . " .o cans With Thil (OYI)O" •nd Pyr~~~:ut af1 :n':l·<> ~. btL DIAL SHAMPOO Now thtv lat .. Jv"t TJ, AI Any EVANS DISCOUNT DRUGS Crest Tooth Paste ICres!:!IIJ II IIIII iN.s. •• ,. WHh Thit CaupOI'I . •"d l'v rt ~a•• .48 -( 1. bn of• ~VANS ICE TEA BAGS Now '"•v Sot., Junt IJ, AI Any EVANS : Full Gallon Stokely'• Stokely'• Stokely's 2 CATSUP Lee. Tube s:4~E Silvkrin Shampoo ,..,.,33 ~~~E Jergens Lotion 2~:.: 49 pint 13 s~;· Rubbing Alcohol btl. 2·9 14-oz. btls. Brach's Choc. Peanut Clus~ters Brach's Choc. Malted Milk Balls Brach's Ohoc. Covered Pean1ts M&M Candies 69 I~ C-<1. 39 pic •• pk 1 . 39 oka . 29 lb . btl. 16 ABC Dog Food Frisky Fish Cat Food 8 SENSATIONAL OFFER FROM EVANS l-Ib. cans U!'.-oz. cant EVANS SUPER TRIM - SWIFT'S PUMIUM U. S. COVIRNMENT IHSPICTED EVANS SUNDAY STYLE PICNICS BONELESS ROLLED 4 to •·lb. Ayt. lb. EVANS SUPER TRIM - SWIFT'S PMMIUM U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED 49 Stokely'~ Stokely's SAVE 14c Now Thrv Saturday, Jvn• Uth $1 $1 Stoktlv'• Stokely'• 3~:·99 3 ~:. 99 3~=~99 3 .... 99 4 !0:. 98 2 !0:.31 2Jol Sliced Pineapple Hoaey Pod Peas Cut Green Beans Shellie Beans Sliced Carrots AppleSauce Stokely's 2~39 2!:39' 2 :!39 2 !C: 39 2!: 39 End Cut Pork Chops Loin Cut Pork Chops, ' ( I Swift'• lrookllold .Meat Loaf I ·I a:: ,a 49 Can SAVE 18c 5 White Potatoes BartleH Pears Wholo 4 ,: n,• 49 2 !': 49 Stokely's Fruit Cocktail !~39 Stokely's Grapefruit Sections ::29 Stokely's Bartlefl Pears !~3t Stokely's Freestone Peaches Zaoa WJft f-a:r. pkga. Swllt'1 '"..,;""' - 49 $150 IN IVANI CASH REGISTER TAPES' 9" White Plates Scott Placemats Dixie Cups CLEANSER Mr. Clean tOo OH ~abol 3c OH Label 2 .~~. 39 MONARCH DIET FOODS Whipped iwt.t Green deans Peas Dresslnc 1 303 3M '30 ·~.. 38 27 bll. ••• ••• MINI POP NABISCO REAL.KILL Cc. I•• 39 pkg. tU4 KILLER ll'int ~ottlo 19 Heods .,. GREEN ONIONS bunches 19 CRISP RED RADISHES _ _ FROZEN FOODS - - - - r·-~ ·· SAVE 39c SAL£! SAVE 56c PICTJWEET Cut C.m Mix ad Vegttables GrHn Peas Pe01 & Carrots ~39 Hot 24 ct. 49 Cold 41 ct. 49 22·Piece Broughton's 4 2~···· $1 Pile•· Picnic Set 4 Platn 4Cupa fdii,JIP f 88 HARTl MOUNTAIN DOG YUMMIES .. 6-1nr:. ~ 11 Danlll Marprlne lb. pkg. 43 giant bottle htra llch NoetfiH 33 ,~, . THRILL ••,. ~oHio · 37 4 llacqueh, 2 Aluminum Net Posts, 4 Stake,, Cotton Not, 2 Shuttlecocko, all in handy carryln1 ..... It $4.98, 59 MUELLER 10.01, 4;.Piayer BADMINTON SET . EVANS Law Price S299 DIXIE Qt. tQtkt. b. . 11 IVORY 4 ''"•••I lfara 21 tiM bottle 23 IVORY LIQUID .. .- \ RICE KIIISPIIS t•h·" · "'•· ketlo EVANS .•I'·H. !~ 1 _srE_c1_AL_K_ _ _3_, Iutter Knife Condiment Spreader LESTOIL 15-os. 38 loltlo LESTARE Compare Dt $1.59 EVANS Low Price DIY BWO" 12-ct. pkr. 3c off ·Lebel 10.... lloltio • Uc Value! 59 • Chlokon ol . tho "" OHUIIC TUNA •t • ' ··-· • •, 11 .ITRIETIIII, ITA"'JI '. Dovtl'o - !!.~~~ c:,.. ·, tl ::.~.. pks. ,...... ' .., ' iJo. •· 29 2 ,.111• 49 ·--c•t•ns.·--- ~~ ~~- 41 American - ••,,. - • 2-!: J& CANVAS PLAY SNEAKERS $1 n ... Colen! Slsn: SY> • 121'> 49 TRIINIIO PANTIES 11 2 6 ••• -4toe. lh 5,_•_i,.___ •1 ITJ_.J_:..,C_o_'"_'_•,._•_t-$-1.-59--,..----...!-:--t-aao._,_c•_"_••_ _ _ • •ATE LUSTRE CREME <poolol Croial'l! IMAAIUD ~=' U ., ~;~· ~ II GENTLE FELl ~;:, II MILICSHIKE c......... ~ '"' ""' All Melt- ',. Skl11t11 IY vo,c-lubu.m Pack 69 llrolnt~ ,.~1,__ Junler ~-\ 1•_ _ _ _ _ WOOBURY\ -' .1, ,s:':.. 4-lar lith Pac• STRAINED FOODS lllr Mlxod co-l II ~ul,. for bait' ' -- ....-- ..... ' Beech-Nut Children'• 8lr"tl' - Pimente 12-os. pkg. boxes I KAHN'S Sliced Cheese ~;;~ .. ~'2 39 2•PIY - Aosort..t Col"" Kleenex Tiuue Juniors 5 75·ct. 49 t;· ll 32-os. lor Mn. Filbert't · '' ~~.........1111'00'!'1.........~ . !!"!! .. , --........~--·'!"'" . ~-~~ - ,,...... , __,......,.,..........- ---;---·--. r., SAVE 17c 1 WHHitl• 8!'1111 J1loe Mu•selmtn'• Ap-1• Sll<fll Evans ln1tatl Boffte ...... Plzu w/chHtl llltlt's Q1lk Ohoeolllt " ' olf lollol Uplo1'1 T11 1111 . LESTOIL' 4·roll CHARMII TOWELS ..... 2 !'. • POTATO ROLLS !:' 29 ; ... MARGARINE TOILET TISSUE 35 ft _.. ;...;;.;;____.,.;....._1---~----'T-----~'-·..___ Gollon 6li.... BUNS (OliN PLA2115 4 Porkl · 4Knlna r ..... 21 · ·01 , , ... , -OtOROX BLUOH COLD CUP REFILL HOT DOG or HAMBURGIR ~» CoHage Cheese CHARMIN 5V.O.NI"' ..... .,.... ...... ,, "French Onion'' CHIP & DIP Plu1 2-lb. Carton Donald Duck Orange Juice 4 ..... $1I Vahlsing Whole Potatoes 4 ~k~~~. s1 kotlt of tlte PEPPERS for l I -al11<i Greens! cQnt COMET ,..... 41 King MILD TASTY ...EVANS ,. I CEBERG 19 for ~REEN $111 Can 4Spaona 19-oz. 2 MEAT J-Ilt. .' Freah, Crisp CUCUMBERS 2 ONLY ICE FIUIT CCIOKIII 3L LONG GitliN Spiced LUNCHEON Small 0 Get 25¢ Refrmd Offer a11 Sptci1/ P•kates of lb. FRESJJ••• J~?ESHE."le.er:RESHEST! U. S. Cov't, lna,.cted cans LAROE BOX Perch Fillets 39 c;d Fillets "39 FOR TASTY SALAD 5c Off Label rLUS FID. TAX WITH Cello All Mnl - Skinless pk,. n BOOTH TASTYLOII WIENERS 59 sass 5-lb. ROYAL PUDDING Slolcely'• lb. Thoroushly Cooked leady-To-l•t Pie~• lb. Swlft'1 Prtmlum-U. S. Gov't. Inspected lb.69 HAM All Moat 59 39 HORMEL By-The· lb. lb. U. S. C:ov't. lna,.ct· ' The Fantous . Bologna IIHf·Pork·Veal . .. • •• 12-oz. Swift's Premluii. U.S. Gov't. lnspocted Evans Super-Trim lb. •. 49 Center Rib Cut Pork Ch~~s Longhorn Cheese Ideal Gilts lor larlter's Day, Graduation, lirtltday, etc. 95 • I We IIHrvt The lllht Te Limit Qualltltlea Stokely's Pineapple Juice Stokely'• Freestone Peaches Hal••• Stokely'• ~rushed Pineapple Stokely's Whole Apricots unpoel•d Stokely's Fruit Cocktail Stokely'• Purple Plums Reg. sf' TASTY Sliced - . Ads Get :I Results. - At Any EVANS tans cans TOM Lge, 46-oz. can1 ll/z nlgh~ ll a55 I Ie Smoked Tomato JUICE Halvea PE.ACHES We l'flerve the right ta Limit Quantitiea Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport Monday thru Thursday .. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday and Saturday 8:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. . HNUS Stokely's f d IMOf U. 5. Oov't. Inspected ' VanCamp's Stokely's Yellow Cling rights and how opponent• o! 1••• 111d back, Byrd tracod the llngton weallter In lite air· p~sidlnl o!ftcer by Seo. Geor&e 1buster record ·~Jec~U• fl Ita.II the civil righta bill contQnd they Institution of private property condition('(! g•llery . wert on Is McGovern. D.S.D.. who Ill • m ,uto/f llrm!. Sell. J. llram will be trampled by the leKio- throuGh the ag.., citing the ' hand Ulllil 1nidnlg~t. But UM!y tutll was IIP"III'd br Seu. 'fhurntun4, , o-s.c., ltgidl . . Ia !ion. Bible, 1\rlii\Oila, Clel'ru, 111. t.;~"" driftlll~ ow~y a~ the iel ll. llrewstor, I).Md , each vre..,nt ""*'! ql U ..... ' II Sec ad AII-NIJit Thomos Aquinas, Locke, Hume hour grew late and Byrd's voice with 1 aupply ol 11111azi.Deo alld minulf!l tl r 4ih""'W - 0 . ter and contemporary court deci- grew lower and lower. boob In halld. . r nus was Byrd's second all- tlons . ' :; 1 Byrd read fran• cto.ly typed On llte Senate floor, .u.. Re- • nighter in Joining Soui.llem · o 1 forces to oppo01 such legisla- Much of his argument was ' pages plucked from a largt publt..n boci<ero of the rililt' Uon. He tlld I limller bit I few loot in transmission, however. black loose-lear notebook . 111>!> m•••uro aloo stood 1M yea"' a&o, but he agreed In td· Jim Moody, • &tote Depart- Plll!l oot~~slonally to penoll itt long vlsil witll Byrd. &eo. Jock vance to qutt today at t :lt ment worker who sat m the correcuons. As lhe nl&hl wore 1!. Mtller, R-lowa, w11 reUeved a. m., EDT, one minute before vlaltor'a 1alleo lor about lhl'll on hla PI""' becamo mora by Sen. Clilford P. Case, fl. " tha planned debate ol llte clo. hours, said, "He was mumbling [ frequent and he paced around N.J, and !!on. Jaeob K, JJvllll, ture rulo motion. so much you couldn't tell what his clut!Med dis~ . ·R-N.Y,. ohowed up at 4 a.m .. Standing !!rot oft hi• lelt loot, he was •ayina." Scnatoro On lbood EDT. for the lobeter trick . llten on his right, and owaytng Ahout 200 visitors, many of On lhe rostr\lm, Sen. Birch Byrd droned on. It was Ill)- I baok and for\11 to easo his Ured them lleeinli the ~u~_!~· · Bayh, 0-l~~rebe~~ OJ POUlble for htm to aet a ftli· U.•• o M~ . and Mrs. Lee Green and lol Little Wash.ington ~pent the at Colurnbua. sl~ughter steers and 750-liOf! lb 18.50-18.75, bulk good 17•18• ~: .. ln announcmg the meeilng llamlly of Albany and Merle weekend atlltm Chesh~re home. Mrs. Ada Word, Mrs. Aud· heifers made up bulk recetpts, atandard IIH6.50, cows 13l ll" ' first since la t-t Friday. Sen. 8yrdTalks on as Dawn 8reaks ID Talkath00 Af1ainSt Ci V·j} RifJhtS Bill 11 2len 31 2:=.39 2'! :1. '·' .I �' • . I . " • • .. Romney · 28 Die • ID Did You Know Issues Floods~ Pledge That ..• ? GREAT FALLS . Mont (UP!)- Montana's raging rl· vc :·s, which have claimed 28 lives ani left thousands C• mcless, t·emaincd on the rampage today with the s"·to's largest city their primary target. The t:Jif:ht' Mis!:..JUri and the Sun River, a tributary 1 \ ' 11 rl" h .w ins i~ in Great Falls, continued to rise early toLn · City o(firials pt e!'= scd 40 private boats into use as an . . :le•'.;t>: .c."· -. refu~t"'~ LOOKI·NG FOR CLEVELAND <VPIJ - MieJ>. (San Gov. George Romney said today he will "fight for a forthrlglot Republican Party . plat- By Blanche M. Basklm form" and then join ill a drive to select GOP candidates pledged t. that kind or part documenl service for stubborn homeowners. He said many other ,~~.! cans plan to follow a 1 r,ewHaven I WEARY PILGRIM_:A Druse elder In Tlberlaa, llrael, found tbe lOft oarpeta aDd PBiowl In the Tomb of Jethro too pleaaant to Jgno.-e, ao be atretched out for o nap. To ~SO,OOO Druse scattered throughout Syria, Lebanon and llrae~ tho Tomb of Jethro, the Blblil!lll father-in-Jaw of Moses, Is tho bolleat lbrine. Society Notes Bashan SEW Up Summer and Vacation Wearl c LB. CORNER OF~ AND LOCUST STRRTS Washable. Denim Rog. 79c 69C yd. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY c UCK l ST R ' MIDDLEPORT c EVERYI)AY LO\Y PRICES LB. THE ' Fcibric . Dn GARDEN SWEET I McCall's Patter111 Singer Sales & Service 'l t··•.. i ! BONUS BUYI SHOWBOAT JIFFY • • 10c . 9 C:AN P-oy,Ohlo Your ,.., But as the ordll .. , _ FLOOR COVERING eON SALE wew:e THU~SDAY The field of metdDI FRIDAY SATURDAY Tho field ol meeting ed fast. Odds and ends from stock of 1 and 2 pairs of several styles. I 1' I FOR VACATION and SUMMER WEAR ' SEI OUR SJYLES. REG. TO 10.99 NOW YOU CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOORS AT LOW COSTI COOL, PRETTY . .. SUMMER -l)RESSES . Armstrong linoleum, Sandran, flonr tile, you name i.t. we supply the covering and instoll tl,e complete JOb at low cost And Eosy Terms are avoiloble. Call c c HEAD lnse:s Furnituta Middleport Phillips Sisters Style Shop " Court St. _, Pomeroy . ·. l99 4.50 .4.99 5.99 . ..., ~ .\.1· POMIEitOY'S QUALITY SHOE :.STOltE ' __ I I IG3 Sire .' ' CREAM STYLI -•== 303 CORN abo D!L MONT! WHOLE KERNEL GREEN BEANS Di MONTE DEL MONTE FRENCH STYLE ASPARAGUS Green Beans _: DIL MONTE PINK SALMON ,,. 303 CORN a No. 1 ••• CHUNK .TUNA FISH l OEL MONTE WHOLI DIL MONTE LB. J DIL MONTE WLY GARDEN . 23 BOHUS BUY! ,p. DEL MONTI PINEAPPLE GRAPEfRUIT -- .. DRINK ' -... CAN . can •• • .' .. 'OZ. ' ,;. 1 • ·-~ • •> I l ... ! \ . C DEL MONTE SLICED or HALVES PEACHES 2'1·29c ••• DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL - .....-· A~MOUR C~-pman. ~Can@da.Y .1~ the Middle Bloc~ Next to·EI,~~·i~ '' ; cH·El.E . ' . . . . . 2Jc DEL MONTE DEL MONTE ..ponED con.AGE • ' lSI • 1Qc ' fAIRMONT .., • . _ Dla_, .... -... • - · . . . . lhl 23 c TOMATOES_::! ~~~LE CABBAGE LETTUC·E ::~~.~~ WHOLE PEELED SOLID HEADS I DEL MONTE Dfl MONTE HOME GROWN FRESH LADIES' MID ~ HIGH HEEL , .. _...,._Wyoucan't ... 2l SIZI ............... . HEAD Sycamore & $-nd St. Let Us Install MONTE KRAUT Smartaire Robinette Glamour Debs Thursday 8:00 p.m. St. Paul's Lutheran Church oz. PKG. CLOSEOUTS FROM STOCK TRI-COUNTY A.A.·MEEJING ·- PIE CRUST MIX SANDWICHES SPAGHETTI' . PEAS 80~1}~ ~~YL HAM · -~ 40 PAIRS. OHIO BONUS BUY! FOODLAND CANNED MILK TALL CAN �, -. . - I ( . A.ttentlon Hon.e Bt~lld~ f:laeek hr Prieea In Voi•*fe fAit. Before Y 011 B•lll' when you purchase $2.50 or more and 2nd wHk coupon from yo'-.:: mailer * lmac Cup * Tumbler- ----------------- * plae SO f!!llft Tep Value Stam)MI wlae• yo• purebaH Normandy Koee 3-pieee Companion Set aud preHut yo;allld week eoapoalroa your ·mailer book· lei. 1'2lc"::. Grode White Pine Medico - Kaywoodle In of Hi .. eMOVIE CAMERAS F1 $19,95 wJ eGOLF BALLS m 3 for $1.29 [OJ ePOLAROID ~ SUN GLASSES ~ e CUFF LINK SETS gl eMEN'S C< Jn1 TOILETRY SETS ~ e Pen & Pencil SETS , eBOXES OF CIGARS m e FLASHLIGHTS MIDDUPO~T, PT. PLEASANT - The Dl• trict Convention for the Rebekah Lodgos of District 17 which includ es Ripley, Ravenswood, NYLON HOSE . R... 91c Vah11 LISTI~INE MOUTH WASH Belt .ummer lhadea. •.' ga HOUSEHOLD NEEDS AT BIG DISCOUNTS GLASS WARE Large group · of Better HouSehold Plaatics~ new Jow· discount price. Save money now at your Bonanza store. •ncl One Iorge table of Discount BettP" Plastic and Glassware.,Values to 38e In t!ilo aroup. Prlca Discount Price Choice lfll •. ~10. save Men'• and Boy1' Walk.ing Shortt. Value• to $2.99. See the11e and save. Low dlacolJDt pri<e. IIi jON THE FULL LINE OF 27x48" SCATTERED 1111 LOOP RUGS IIIli $1.99 value. Asst. color, pretty · plain colon. fib Reg. I your choice, IHIIU BRUT YILUEIIT OIICf·Ht:AR IAIINOI Ladles' White Tennil Sport Os· . ford•. llq. $2.41 value. flO to 8. Sbop early and aave. • G•nuine toe IIIDOOt-• coJUitruction - • tutti or button1 • AtWaetive. aturdJ, wov•n ~ri pe cov• e Twin· tapered t.rqo. tned att<l! l Strta• Ortholu con. • Full or t....U. wKI.tlt. NAY cart. ,·. • Matchln~ bor ' . . . . ... 39. • OXFORDS Value• to 39c in this large aroup of Better coDetie•. low low discount price, bl bere early. met1'1 Foldin& tYPo Jtool made of vamilhed hard wood, fine for fi•hinc: or camp- $1.99 polr To II SUMMER BLOUSES . SCAnER RUGS DISCOUNT PRICI StAin aacUave. · ' Shop early. $1 , 2.2 . · Nch TURKISH BATH .·.TOWELS · • Full or twia 11 JAMAICA SHORTS ,..,. DISCOUNT PRICI We can aave you money. Shop early, ~*~• • Lov•IJ decorator prtnt CIDv.l' lUDttioualy low prloe. quilt.ecl wtth 8erta·Ortboh.1x coU. • Touch eiul pad •IIIII cuah· ioay f•lt for your •l .. piur GDmfort • Heny -duty tun •upport Youtho 1ncl Boya ~•tcbint boa.-laa ..48.71 OXFORDS Run:.AN~d.: ';·;, .·. FU R(ijiJURE~ ,' ~ . ARNOUI GRATE HERMAN GRATE MASON, W.VA. • 2 ........ 49c .... _.. --s --- ate · SH 2-4811 • --·ea• ·.. Sc ' ~ . Pork Roast lb. 59c 59/t" Now, Krog.~~Give•~·~iJ'Hundred's ·. of Everyday Low, Low Prices! . S) . ~ TOWELS ........ liJO ut. roll 11¢ iii cial .00 box 1 . 'SUEi Soott Fa . .... at. 22¢ iG)Fl' WEVE TISSUE ........... roU 21¢ •• btl STARCH StaFlo Liq . uid ...... . 21 ¢ ST lo Li id ~ I II 'qu· ........b ga · ¢ , ARCH Sta F C RISCO SHORTENING II · coa 1 1¢ D\OGO SHORTENING .. a lb. can 61¢ Kroger lnst. Dry Milk 100 qt. box 890 . v.io MP·fiiiw:z. . ·'·-~ bel. 11; HEINZ CATSUP ............ SIO btl. II; COi\N ' FLAKES ~· 18 0&. bOs 11, POTUD MEAT Annouc a""· C1111 lOti HEINZ CATSUP ........ 14 0<. b~. 26¢ OIL Kzoger All Pwpooe 24 OL bll. 33¢ SU"An b u; CATSUP Avondale ........ •~ L-•-· v " .....-.................... 5 oL w. ag •• uuwvo 2Ill SUGAR ........................ lt II>. bag SUI SPOTLIGHT COFFEE .... llb. bag 81; SUGAil ........................ 15 lit. bag n-Il SPOTLIGHT COFFEE 3 lb. bag $1.79 CORN NEAL Martha WhiW 5 lb. II¢ SALAD DRESSING Embasay .. qt. Ill oc. CAJ::E MIXES Sw11111idOW11 ...... box 14¢ PRUNE JUICE S....Swoot 32 ... btl. • 1¢ PEACII NALVIlS AvoadaleiK- 21¢ PEAOHE N! ....> ----'ale S .,;., Avuuu !luau 21¢ FRUIT COCUAJL 1 No. ~.,.,.. ••,. J::ANE){J ~eat P<>wder ll8 oo. 21¢ ·. ~NDU Liquid DeWpoot H ... II¢ ~~ W,J4CH .. !M!It.IJIL llf' Ci<Jver VaHey Peanut Bulteo: 2lb. j1r Ill MIL)( )(roger Evaporated 4 tallcoulljl i:ROGEl! PLAIN FLOUil .... Sib.•. , ~rn~·~ PLAI ~ ~ ..,._, N n.vU11 .. .10 11>. II¢ DOG l"'OD Dow.. Bar I lib. .,... 2ttl PORK • BEANS Clav• 111 ORANGE JUICE Kroger 11 OK. ellllll POT POlS c....t.r Club 18.-.po. It( van.,. ... ' -o- o . . . . . ... Cai'IICition bap;,nned: . ...... . .. , ' . V.rielJ """' m ·- " "" " " '·•·• _ J.....a..trsiu Twin Pops~.~.~. ..... .~~~ - 39c Flour..........-_ ...._ s-·~ 49c Drinks ..... ~~~:::~~: 4-:.: $1 Miracle Whip 4Sc Be;t St~w . ..... ~; 39c .._____ ... __ -wiKlA· · ·. ;~; '"'19c BuHer 59#11.. -C'!!·..::~- - - - - ·- - - - _ ... ,......... .............. ••••• ,.. ·· . qt. ......... • lou pes t · !· __ ea. 1 SWEETCOR.NN:........ ..............6-~ 3·9f •. Swat Cherries <~ . . ·. Pineapple ~•• u.R • · W_,.s & Children•• lORI . · Foot Long Hoj]~t 69c · · ba NAVY BEANS ................ 4 lb. g .I¢ PINTO BEANS ............ . lb. bag 43!' GIIEEN GIANT PEAS No. 90S can 18¢ CORN :lroger Vao Pak .. 12 ""· oan 11¢ HOMINY Country C1uh No. 30S caa lOt J::ARO liED SYRUI' ........ 1111. bll. Zlf LUO 11£D SYRUj' - · 1 lb. IMI. • ); ' Sit 25~ . Applesauce 7":;:," ~ Bread .~~.5 :v: 99~ ·-···-·-· .. 7:'I Pinto Beans .~~i~~. 4 ~ 39~ -.P1es• ... ....... Kr•ft . 12 :.. '79c Hundftlldt. of twin-tapeNd MASON FURNITURE . IYOI'J Soap otrlpeo, ooft bli olse. Low quality. Asst. colon Ind. llylu. ...,_.M~Mt.w 2 - Vllu" to tile In thio group. Aall. colon of plaint 1114 $1.39 •aluo Ladieo' flrot 35c YI-JH __ 88! SERTA-GITIOWX SUPREME . ... gt. ~ .... .. . . ~ . -~~ . . ' L• . - . ASSORTED VISCOSE LOOP 20X40SID Reg. .............. u· ,... ........ ·•• Res. $1.39 value. Asot. eoJ. ora - wide asst. of pattern• and colors. Buy severel now, Alii .......e loop S..Uer ll.ucc.. Tote yoor . piok, 'iboP .I\ ·your Bo..,... ' .................... ........ RtfllOids LADIES NEW SIHO 2'h Waxttx ' · Beails~~? . 10 Stokely . 39c 4 19~. duct uppers. moulded aolK LAWN CHAIRS ' I Northern nssue CHOICE lleJ. ~.118 value, besvy while with CUJblon bulole, :39c ' • ·-- . ... f.' -· waehdoy .. I COSMETICS L:::ouNT PRICE _ Tide .... '29c" ' VALUES TO 291 VI.JON ASST. RfPfATIMB THE fliOUI 49~ !.t!1e~h !.. -. ....... • . MOULDED sbLE lENNI~ CHILDREN$ FOLDING Prl.. 39~ •• • l $1.00 each ~-. \ ' Coconut Ill 12 ... pk,, .. ood boya, save now, Inc. Dlocoivnt SERTI'IRTHOLUI ~ . C Fresh Picnic Styl• I. .' StewBeef Sunshine DISCOUNT PRICI Dlooount Prlc• ~ Serta-Ortholux· "" MATTRESSES lit£ POPULII SMOpTH TOP Soud Color T.Shltu • with pocket. FamOUJ campUI ,I make. S.M-L-XL. 9 cr..... Swiss Steak ,......... ~~~~.~..59c Rump Roast ....... :-~ .~~.:.......~ 89c W.Va. Hams .... . . .?.?.:...... ~· 65c Bologna Bonele.. Tip or Lean, Bonelen, Bite Size , · J!en'• MEN'S AND· BOYS WHITE LADIES' WHITE CANVAS SPORT SNEAKERS SHOUS WITHi POCKET lfc VALUI Fill KINI · OVEN WARE · Man's & Boy's Wosh & WNr Walking . DOw. 1 0,.• T-SHIRTS , PLASTIC WARE . '" ....... . . .. Man'• Sofld Colors VALUES TO 39c PLASTICS colon. WI Ml OPP. •vANS SUPER MKT.-MIDDLEPORT ASSORTED One large group ol Men'• New Short Sleeve Sport Shirta. Small, medium, large. Whites and asso~d .. ..... . •• Sirloin Steak . . . .... .. 69c T-Bone Steak . ~~.~ 89c Cube Steak .....~. 89c 110% ........ 20% Pork ··' Str~nn • SPORT SHIRTS . Sci M Ph I Birds Eye .. rrus-fed cattle, personally selected by expert Kroger buyers. Thrif· t1 Bee! io lhe belt buy ill budaet. · valv beef." Bonei... Tipor • 'Aw•b ... .. c inopectOd beef from young, lean, Swiss Steak ..........~~......... •· 69c ·D "ump Roast ............:,........ . . .,. . ...... •· 99c ·Meat Loaf :. . . . . ~ -~~.......... "' 59c Polish Sausage·.......~~ ...... ~. 59c 41c Nallisco Orao MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE ~' .. .,..,. .............. FamoUt Wilaon Walker Cup Golf Bella. Super white, tough eover. Good dillance ·ball. Re£ $9.fm value. Save now. .UY NOW FOR FATHERS DAY We. Mazola SHOPPER' $ 4 95 -----------=-_;:;do;:D;;n;____ l't 59c GOLF BALLS DISCOUNT PRICE Ml \~:~ ..... $2.45 - WILSON'S WALKER· CUP attend. ~ nationwide Maxw.Houst 47( Thrifty Beef Ia U. S. Govemment- Sirloin Steak ......... . •· SSe T-BOne Steak ; ... 99c Cube Steak . .~· 99c \:'"! ~~ ..... $1.89 77:, "• COLGATE TOOTN PASTil With Froo Ajax loth for First quality self aewm lint <iualily ·Nylon Hooo. A BIG BARGAIN FOR THE GOLFER trict De puty President. T be meeting will begin at 10 a.m. 8nd all Rebe kah s of these dis- once-a-year lot ,.. ~---· MaxwtD House ·'' EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK AT THE Point Pleasant and Cottageville will be held at the IOOF Hall in Point Pleasant on June 17th, according to an announcement b)' Mrs. Loraine Kerwood, Di• to 17! ~ave. One Iorge table of Chll. dren'1 Bettel' Tennis Ox· fords, priced for qui~t •le. See these and eavt:. Additfoaoll , _ P- Top Vii!Je SWDpl w11a )'001 rochB d1o ~ weclt Grooety. Me&~ aad Ptoduoo. ...,_ from your lllaller heol:let. 200 Round Steal< c rrllll . . • • "No Mblr Mil • ·, REG• .S'c FIRST QUALJ:JY SELF SEAM . JJ:, CONVENTION SET Middleport, 0. See these and Shop eor.ly. DISCOUNT PRICE · Sinking Fund. ed ;~ TENNIS OXFORDS 8 \1 to II. Stock up now. !3~~-it::~.~slnking fun4; /leW· ;11 plus $34,011&' '~ 2nd Ave. ty. SligbUy Irregular of Belt... Quality Nylons. Best shadn on May 31, Gity, $8,29U7; City Water W<JI'ka, $39,070.53 plus h-lets are urged n< mo · RAYON UNDIES Reg. 29c value. IHI-7. » -sorted colora, fint quall- NYLONS en by Clerk Mrs. A. N. Thomas sbnwlng the following balance• pr st• N. 51·15 Gouge Fine The linanclal report of the three city departments was glv· DUTTON DRUG CO. Tb "I REG. $1.00 VALUE CHILDREN$ BETTER Full Fashioned wi ~: REG. 29c VALUI! LADIES 5 TO 7 -BONANZA BARGAIN- AI m• MASON, W. VA. ........... ODIJ .... - · .. .,.m-lod boll ............ LB. CANS bo .Round'Steal< asc Hogg & Z&npan Materials Cc>, PHONII! SP-3-5554 your r•......, I • . _. O. I (.. oil) Ask About Our Llberol flnonclng for Ohio IIMI W. Vo, THE SHOE BOX e PIPE LIGHTERS ePIPE RACKS ePIPE TOBACCOS di ...,. -.......... Check our priC81 for volurioe Iota SS·" eWhlte eBiack Yoil ow BeoJo m eFitAMING LUMBER eWINDOWS eDOORS ePANELING & PLYWOODS : eBPS PAINTS •GYPSUM PRODUCTS PUMP eTIMEX WATCHES e Buxton BILLFOLDS ePIPES , . ' 12" Shelving 1 LIJIS.., .. - .- ..2 -~~ . '~,~t1c .· ........ 2 - 69c ........ Ivery Slow ........ - ...... 17e . ,.,.., ......... w, , ....... ,.,.,. '· ' ...' �l • ' WANT AD lO.D.ny Stntlatl, Pemeroy-Middleport, 0, June 10, It&t . lutlnen Services - tNI'OIMA noN Pomtroy . Motar,Co. 1HO 01• "'I" 4-DMt . . t1S91' ·Get A...-lntw Offer , . ·~-TINieltl .... ~ :~· lh"' .... NtiiiNGIR Tllll SS."' Nil 5 11Uf J~>I4-ts 0....7du•"" •ell l l..at tot.,.._ RunAND Stewtt ttHrinJ. r.. le. beater, 180d tire•. Lfott tban 28,000 actual miles, spotlel!lt lntertor, PDwergllde 11'1111,, ndle, lhtor, lborp Gark ....,.. ftlllb ut c;tlo lh· tortor, wbltewtll tlrtl llko ""'· 19(!0 Chevrolet Impala 4-Door $1595 tvoty I tid blut fiftllh . Spotlesll interior, ndi•, heatu, Ve tDIIht. PoWII'IIide , llh:t ntw w~it.wall Ures. ornva 110WM Pomeroy Motor Cc @)MI. 1:11\1 I'.M. UP', sl ...' 'ltlua r .. ._, • -· Clou Ulltrior, Jll lllht lllltlo ·H,.;t•llaU.. 1M1 Cervalr ukeweetl Stll. W...rt .1169 111. DIKOUNT .STORE Molt-ToR.._ .... l 0 - . ·01110. • • tit lnlhUfMrtet loli"c,. aVIillo. THI AMIIttcAN IUHit t.atunlal rn ......,l!CIsoA.M • . . . . . , . l;':==~=:::====i~==:-::=====' Chn~t~l ll..l latett u~• 11 ro •u<ll • .... , ~ -•~L1 fi'IIO~ r'W . . . . For hnt W&NT a.D .,,. • " • • • ,. • tt. - "' Ileal &tate Fer Sale AUTO SALES lion, am .,• .•. . aflll' 1 et • llo at s'lv.lltl IOMIIIO'r, OMIO 1'nluroday al 7·30 p.m. AI ·MII-f bers art" U1~00 ..to be ......., ' The Wornerfs Mi.,ioMrJ . . cit"Ly of thP Pomeroy Pnt Bap. Ust church wiU meet Ill t h • Of PTO Held at IHI DODGE, excellmt can c. O!nltr Harrisonville in l.tiddlep<)tl. Body nearly perfect, Collect· or'• Item. Arter 4 p. m. Olen Young, Rt. I, ~.. ReedsvUit, Oltlu, • 1 ltp ""'"'·I church Thursday at 7 :30 p.m. with Mro. Ralph C. ZUnd'·I and ~Q; 1:..:'1'111!! llnol ~ 1111 I h It "' 1111 llorrll«tVVlle I'TC IIIIi ~ with Mn . (II II 4le Iii'FONTIAC Tu~J«', i-liw vi.. fl UjlllOI8ttl'lhl, l.lotMI palnl.l--~-_.:;;..;.;;.:;,;,.._ :.. :-;;_,~:.:.':::" Mn. Daisy Jasper as htlSt.e:ts- 1 es and Mrs. Joseph Cook , pro- IIUltJ, l!ftllilllt, , .. gram chalrmarl. 011 Ill, HI, ~- U1ttf YtlkiWagens I 1111111 COlt Ctltlnt. be a Potluck refr£>Shments wW be served following the meeting. The Mother.' Club of Boy Scout 249 is having a bake sale Friday , June 12, at the Kl'<>tlll Store. Homemade baked J(IOda will be oft'ered for sale. e Our pricea art lower • Our guanntee Is better • Our financing Is easier . C. B. Nyt Co. A weddm@ shower wtll be liV- CUCKLER REAL1Y .... m ........ wv 2-Ullt FORD l Netln en in honor of Miss Dottie Moore, bride-elect of Tom CurII• on June 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the Racme &ptlst Church. AU BOMER HAPPY-The •lug-conscious Minnesota Twins lead the major leagues In home runa becaute of the prowes1 of ~ri~nds of Dottte and Tom are . thlll ball dozen hefty bitters. Left~· right, they are: Rich Rollins, Harmon Killebrew, Bob Alliloa, Don 141Dcber, Jlmm7 mvlted. Ad sMhower ancl belling for Mr. Hall arut Tony Oliva. an rs. Terry CuUum!l (the al development dealing with Your additional and conUn- their state eonvocation, Wed-If?rmer Carolyn Goeglein) will PrtfoaaiiMI Dr, Cltllll.. 1M llllrt L.aullllry I lllor CIMRlftl Alhnot 111t1 l.,_trlllll 10 1M. Dry Cllalll.. ''·" IIICOUNTI - PltltUP l lllltVIRY ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY steering, power brakes, and extras. Call WY Wilt. • talt 63 ,.rd _ $1 191 2 dr. "100" - I ty{ old. shift. Ont t:~~reful local own- er. Ntte. 1'1111 sized <If, LOS!!: WEIGHT lllel1 wlth A-DIET tabltll. Olll,f th ..at your dru&.-, 12 Pontiac_ $211tS Coltailfto 2 dr, liard Top. One etrefb.l local twner, lba..,. EXPERIENCED Hyd. li&H. Blaettnars RADIATOR . SERVICE l'rodl the torae•t truck ot bulldozer t'tltllltot II tbt ...Out, beater tore. .R'S··, • LArn-aa• l,,n.o!i li WY •tiu · · 1'111 . .nt!er • ..., •. ,. , '1 1.1. IIIII•- 1 · ,....,., tWit • ,.,..,.. _ _ , , _ 8mlll . . ....., 1Dt1 ......,_.., e. -tptbau .....,. &. - ...... ,._.., 1'11111 trl .... ="";;;:=;;;::'"';;;;=-·-:•-:--: 1111 PONTIAC. $2250. I door hlnl..,. illltalilla. bluo I I lutaoce. FAIIM- Locoled I mtltl-.ull! modem ~room tllllllwcltl olr fuel oU lurDace. · I Hospll• aJ News m m m am m n m aid Weavtr, John D. Gibl:>s I William Mor!IBn, Mrs. Clyde Henderson, W. Va., Michael ! p . D!schargedj. h ed I Bee. Mr<. Kenneth R. €he-.' Scott Miller, 566 So. P'outth St.. a1Ien 1s recently Jsc arg Donald Bennett Mrs. MarVta.· Middleport, Henry R. Beach, Included Mrs. Evan Jones and Folden, 'Mrs. Fiorence Smll/l. Rt. 1 Middleport, Chauncey War. mrant t~A"m daughters. Mrs. Charles Carter 'Nita Addt..~-' ner; Rt. 1 Middleport, Drexel Donald Thomas and ~nfant son, Sally Hoffman.' ·"'·'• A. Lambert, Rutland Carl E. Mrs. Ra ymond HcHfadd, Mt~. I Weston, Jackson, Ira' L. Ham- 1 ;:- - -·--mond, Jackson texpired) Mrs. Merby 1\.. Durham, Rt 1 Glenn, I ,-.o'· HOW CHARLIE SAVED A PILE OF DOUGH.! He Shopped Our ••• - LYONS C19vrrd!!m .~10;,~ .. _Route•7 4 Dr.lllrdtup. Auto. ttaDI. Power ateel'lfta all4 PORK&. BEANS brakM, radio aod healer, lharp pink ear Large No. 5 F1mily Size Cant · .. , I '-~ .Th1 Store With A Hut" 1· l..:H· '11 Fifth ·'and' Pearl .... RACINE ;h O,..n 8 to a Mon . Thru DEL MONTE CATSUP Switl MiH 01. bots. PIES J pies $1 SILVER FLEECE 1957 Dodge Sierra CHE ,RRIES 4 Dr. Station Wqon, teal Dice S•t. -~ Clover hnn Departme!lt .Store N•w Phone No. 'I'M. 2-554J RT. 124 Banquet or Morton's FRUIT FILLED 2,0 oz. Family Size Bottle, 21 c It . :' . RUTLAND ' -· '· . .,. • 1-Apple 1-Cherry 1-PNch 303 cans ., TV DINNERS All Varieties On Sale At·Our Frozen Food Dept. • J 9c: PKG· Red Sour Pitted. Specially Priced. 100·00 DOWN 5 - - lANK FINAICING AVAIWLI boi.UI d om aew lol1 tuot - - ftr .. *liN. - l t t ..lltr :1-'111. --- - ·· fhtel AMI Many M1,. At ., , " I ' llo METROPOLIT MOTORS:. · .... . 1. MAIN ft', . OLEOMARGARINE • ICE CREAM lb. FLORIDA, RED RIPE Buckeye Brand Sliced LADY BETTY • qlllldtr, llllltlafll " - Olle 111411l · - · ·Clillllilllltlllt,•lt , PILTI•D WHITa eA1 Av1ilable Only At: Racine food Market and Lyont Clover Farm Store. One Pound 4-Stlck Certont 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. .. ' lOA TERS C LUCKY BUY 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. COUNTRYSIDE cent · Dellclaus for Summer Saladt 4 Dt. hll pntr1 elelll and nlce efllV l gallon No.2~ PEARS 1958 Mercury Montclair 1'1111 puwv,lotal t'itDit. A ttal - Fairmont Countryside ROSE CROIX CUCUMBER WAFERS ~2 01. l•n 138 Size Spice Up Sandwiches and S.lldt • Cold Woter Liquid ALL Llblty's Pink . quart69 SALMON --"--- ~!· 69c pl•stlc bot. FeroutwMtlc.....,_ ' ( au.!ity onti L- l'rlcel ' fiR' Quick SniiCb-SWifl'e IOoL - - - lar $1'1'1 •.., 1201.43' can C._ PREM c....... -----", .................. 'LIIIMit.MHt ., TRAY PACKED California ORANGES .. It's Fun to Have A Picnic! a· ....___.------·-'.·__..._.. · ~~----~----litllli. ' Wieners~~- ' -· Plenty ol Picnic and cookout supplies. Also a good line ol We Reserve the Right To Umlt Quantities! Diet Fodlls. • frozen food Values uns 14 't . Food ... . Merket ~· ·~ ( • .. r---""--:--~.,.,;..·;,:··....,.,·~ '.··i.''l.. RACINE ; ... ." " WE HAVE IT!., TEEN QUEEN 4 Dr. All Whitt. Nice and vltan, - . JUNE II W. Va. . JUNE 11 'The Past CounciLors of Theo- 1 Entered Hospital I White Rose Lodge will meet dorus Council Daughters of Am· I Among those who entered Blrtho i Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p. erica will meet Thu,rsday eve. ' Holzer hospital in the past 24 Mrs. Robert L. Faulk 257 I m. at the legion hall. Hostesses ning at the home of Mrs. Char- Ihours were Richard 1!:. Borton, Lincoln St., Middleport,' aon, l will be Mrs. A, R. Pullen, Mrs. les Cohen. IL057 Fourth Ave., Mrs. Earl 8:35 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Eu- · James Pullen, Mrs Frank Wil- The Pomeroy Bend Citizens Carter. ~14 Tblrd Ave., Rarry gene Everett Hawkins, 10 Lib- BRITISH HO:>IOR Jf'K-This Is the John F. Kennedy"·· 1 Band Radio club will hold their Coughenour, Jr., Rt. l Gallipo- erty St., Pomeroy, son and Mrs. Boice. daughter, in London 's West Ham section. Bum as a mernorialt'o tbe Pomeroy Chapter No. 301 regular monthly meeUhg at the lis, Mrs. Arron G. Reynolds, Rt. 17.56 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Rob- late president, the $450,000 building will be used for tbl . Royal Arch Maaom will hold Youth Center in Mason, W .Va. l2 Gallipolis, Theodore Whitting- ert A. Beach, New Haven, w. training and education of mentally hall<llcapped. ~ildrelk,,, What $J Buys! 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 , -. SEE .1957 Mercury Montclair ---::J0::::::-::-1-::SA-Lc::cE- our . torJa wa~ w•n: Y m tba~durmg the morrung of June 6. notices were sent out to a dozen people requesting their attendance at a meeting called by the Meigs County Teeholcal Action Panel lorn ext Frlday, June 12 as the Initiating lmporbmce of agrtcul.tural de- step for the creation of a Farm velopment for~· Meigs. Couo- Management School In Meigs ty ""'"- espec1ally agncultur· County. Melli Oilier goed buUdlngs, pn!MI . .t, pond, II tereo Ill !~~Mutt. Ownlf Will tiiiiMt wttlJ tl;oUI do11tt. I tJIIII4ti'..Aulllllld, elean allll ole• .... "'lbe Right Approach'~ as our leadln editorial In our Y g Y. Saturday, June I, 1964 edition was ~eed heartening and en<our,.gmg. . A vacuum has exts!ef! I or D1811y months coocerrung the ford, lOl IUgh.lawn Ave., Pt. Monday, Pleasant, Linda SUe Alien, TUPPERS PLAINS 1956 Chevrolet 4 Dr. 812 W. Mela II., Pomll'OY, 0. Compltlo liRe ""'""· <'OII\'etll~ll lopl, !Ills ., and orlflllll trim. GenUemen: a~ltud~ that r cu re pr uc on 11 an mlmportant asset to any eoono c base, and thaI haysIact s are to be considered In llle devolopmen I of anareaasw ell as d in ddltJ smokestacks any aedl on ,to. ., __ , . . YOUI NEXT CAl II eem with home, bath, of New lfaVen; ft way, Mldtllepott. Cit!l WY • W1nted tg- ~ge1:rate : --------June 8, 1964 Tbt DaUy Sentinel too, Rl 1 Cbeehlre, Lawrence Va., 11011, 7:48 a.m. TuesdAy . Carman Viglo\11, Sill!S M. Fowler, 2115 Lincoln Ave., Mrs. Eugene L. Plants, til . 2 Kermit Pisher, Mlss·"€1lna • Pt. Pl~aaant, Ricky A. Craw- Bidwell, daughter, 11 :58' p.m. Iiams, MI'JJ. Han'y ti_i~l!l••·!lflft VIrgie E. Callahan, Rt. t' Jacktenslon Agent, Resource The ~den Rule Class of the Isale Saturday. June 13 in the son, Mrs. Kenneth Raymond Development. Middleport First Bapti:lt church street level office at the court.. Chesser, Shade, Pamela c. Cowill have a wiener roast at the hous• · en, Alb any, Mrs. 1\I.cha rd L. 1;'-'-k Ah Le d Middleport Roadside Park on ~"' son, t ens, onar Thursday at 6 p m All mem ' L•ghtn.,.. Rt. I FrankUn Fum· · ., Mr Jk R Hff bers bring their own wienera ace, s. a e . u man, and bum Worthington, Ky., and Mrs. ••• IS IHI PLACE ,TC1BUY lib, IIIIOlllatic p()wet llfefiDI, pOWer brakH, rllillo Uti dint, 110 Broad- ••ttc nn:a METROPOLITAN MOTORS JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN NEW HAVEN, W. VA. Pboae IIZ-2143 1 t 31t • or ~~~~:.:Md., Is the .pot of , . roorteenth rnvtsion 1h Jate .,.. ~at "'" Practical Nurses As~:.~~ of Ohio met Friday SISTI!R at the Columbia Gas Mrs. John Jlvldea recol>td ....:......:..~~---....:..-1111 Middltp41rt. word 01 the death et W lister, I lot Gil MuiiMIT7 'fttt llilll apllbt far lht Mt!. 11m+y lAna 111 am~a~~~. Heights, Te. WY 2-3429. olng was ~llflr LH imltb s It 1111 Middleport, ======--.,.,..-~ Olher"lut•• rot the tmlllng VISIT IN COWMBUS NIC£ BUILDING 1111, ¥low Ill 1fmt 1\lttlt \lromllll lllld Carol Mr. anc Mn. 0wa · rh.-, 10" 16i lor sale. Walter Stout are 1n Columbul vlslllui 1ft. GI'Ueset, 1\lvei'\'IIW Drive, Mombon ,..._ al the and Mro Robert Roulh 11 • WY 1r3'138. I 13 301< ioC lhlo r.,. JC11nM. Cio!- felllllJ. . dlt Miller, France~~ Andrews, ---1~:. Olley, Leta 'l'flller, Clll(U TO MIIBT •• McMtNLII, Balli• lob- Tbe Esther Clrclo will mat NEW HAVEN - 3 be1M1om eriSon, llllybelle llarllett and Friday afttmotAI at .. hooie modem ranch style home ll'lth Amandl Murray, of Mrs. l!:thel Smith, Raclna. carport, carpeted living l'tltliD and hallway, full basement, completely fJniahed wUh 400 aquare foot family room. Owner is being tran.ferred; pay . 'l ' 11,000.00 down and ,assume loan w1t11 payment•· sae.oo per DIGDth ioicluding luJa tiD4I Jd: tiac, Catalina, $2095.00. 4hardtop, beautiful blue, matic transmission, oo••er I - . W, VL 173-5541 ..;,~~F ~u:O SMIIA il MHCbaf Speaker Mayor a land use alternatives and ex- ued efforts m furthenng all nesday . at 7:30 p.m. for the , take place Saturda~. p.m. at panding efficiency management phases of realistic community purpose of transacting the reg. the Hemlock ?rove Grange of agricultural production enter- develOpment with balanced em- ular business and for the elec. Hall. Everyone Is welcom~. prises. phasi> on agriculture is well lion and installation of officers ! JUNE 13 justified. for the coming year. . The Farm Bureau Youth Perhaps your editorial will Ralph W. Moore, Area ExJUNE 11 i Council will sponsor a rummage EDITOR'S MAILBAG _........ wbit41 elophaot aale. Jaoll Mary Slnillo, WW. Shrine of Jerusalem will _ . at the IOOF hall Frldoy, at I p.m. eOur ~lrlll't ~leaner ...... · The Catholic Women' s club 1 of Lhe Sacred Heart church will meet in the church audiWrlum. Thursday at 8 p.m. TheJ:e will SALE: Motlll'n bedroom jwme, I yeara ~"' land, ll'tllt tfl!tl shrubbery Forced hot heatlft&, wtll water. Clll(jtt, Cltll; Oltt*' 111l (I) 10 lljl •our selection Is larger POMROY, OHIO Final Meeting �~· -·' -- ,._ --- ,. _ - •- · - __ .. _.,__..,•••..,.z-,....,.,...•--'*-l"',.,.•••..,....,._.,ce_........ • .., •• , •••• '1.9....,...-.. ,.,, ..; .,.,....., ...,.._..... _~.. - ..... .c .........-~ •" • I .... --·r r I ' ( I ..Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, .. --- --- . 0 ,.June 10. 1984·13 ' --~-- ~ Four SEO Counties Show Gain In Sales Tax Report • Ooly four of the ton south- :11, ~.1102 .29...57,114.89. Ohio countJeo ~~owed Ollila - f6,1l9.at), fl ,200.3!, lnorooo., In aalos tu collection Ptl,lll7.11, IIIO.JIQ.III. for tho IW.. wook period which lllolllal -t8,705.13, f/,129 .68, ended May 30, <1\>tr 'the same 1209,608.68, 1192.211.37. perood last year. Those in I h e l JackBOD - $14,181 .40, $13,507.tllu.l fiJures are HDcklna. Jack- ot, mG,89:1.51, Pll,l61.15. ' "n- L4wrtno' end Pike. Ll......,o - fiS,J75 .!1a, fl2,· FIRur.. ""'wln1 lhr collte- IOII.:!Ii, '"',08'1.12, ~2,4M,L1, tluno for lht two weeko poriodl IKeip - 11,1160.30. tM8Ml, ending Moy 30, 1964, and Juna l f185,911S.58, t183 ,241.11. t, 196J, ond thoae for tho flsoal Pill• - II.HU5. t2,420.81, yem starlln& July 1, 1963, and 1107,36Ul, $108,496.37. Julv I, IIG2. follow Ro>sa - ~ . 1!08 .JS, f,l5,M3.27 , ~lbens - $12,>10.25, $13,352.- tM2,422.37, $817,021.75, Sciolo - $:15,189.114, 137,71!&.- 24. 5002,620.05, f901,!0S.42, VInton - . fi!UO, tt,301.ilt, 16U&7.U, f4t.SIU8. C.lloctlon of motor vehicles, tfllml •· " '' • .1 '• .::========Carpenter Socia) News I I ( At ROY'S FOOD BASKET LS6u - - - - - - - - - - flcureo for the two weeks per. Recent IIU•Its at the A. a. iod ending M•y 30, 11184 and the !local yaar fi~Ures for the year ca,r., homo Included Robert sllrtlns July 1, 1963 foJIQws: 8~undero, Miami. 1'1•.. Clem- Athcons - fll,llll6 .411, ~~;::~:;;~ m~ VIle of Cardlntton, Ohio, <Jalllo - fi,000.64, tl ~UBU•Ilt Swett of Mlddloport, HocklnR - fl,963 .01, 110'/,398.• ~r . and Mro. L. M. Cooper of !10. Jackoon- rw weekly filum Columbuo and Mr. and Mrs. J. ti41 , 982 -~ . Lawrence - til,• L. R1wllngs. Mr. and Mrs 385.51, 1301,193.:16, Mtlgs - .... Reed Joffero and Mr. end 1\frs. 4!111.19, $\12,717.76 Pike - 1(,Verlin Howery. looal. 793.72, 1116,058.44. Ro" - f14,Amnng those who visited wltb !J.IUB, 1301!,701.51, Soioto - f13, Rnth Starkey over the weekend 743.51, f428, 105.~2 . VInton - f2,. war• Mro. Je..le J<well and 289.74, 151,836.14. Roll riTY ON THE GROW - Th is new photu s lww ~ il ri! ish C r11 \\·n Colon~' of Hong Kong ·' \'i~i\0]':'; .svc· V w ln r i tr l'l\ .1' [I !ill\ CHliSf'Wii~' B;r_\', In roregr~und 18 p<i l'l uf V!C• llort .:l P ilrlc ThE> pcnk CO\'PI'S approxim<~lel_l' 5:} nne~ rt>d:..Hm cd from the !;ea. -- ) ' e I ' Among those who "iaited here : greRs appointed 1 committee SUNBEAM at Albany on Saturday (reenre. ning wertt Mr. and Mrs. Bil- l In 188-4. t.he S S K~arsage , Lyo~• of. Lar10aater, who vis- [ sa~k the Confederate cruiser 1 I!V . A WAVI 0' HAOJ-Thio. spectaoular dioplay at Swlso National Exhibition In Lpus~nnc wa1:1 cauied by 8Wilii Army Day. Trqops are marchmg through grounds. IY :Oe1l with his parents, Mr. and i At.bama off Cherbourg, france . Mr.<. Granvlll••· Lyon• ond Mr. durin& the Civil War. and ~rl, Albert qulvey, Dover, In 18116, U.S. Morin" began who vioUtld with his &randpMr· the lnva1ion of Cuba In the enls. Mr .and Mrs. Ney Carpen- Spanl•h·Amerlcan War. ter, Mr. and Mrt, Robert Park- In 1941, tho German Gestapo tr and sons, Mlddloport, aloo burned the Uny vllla1e of Uvlaitad hiS arandparanto, the diCO In C•ochooolvokla. after c,rprntors, and hit oou•in er- 1hooting 179 m''" lnh~bltanto cOf!IPAniad him to hi• home In of the town, and deporting tho " lllddfepil~ Wh81'o he spont Sun· women and children to concan· day. trolion comps. Mr. end Mra. Eddie Jordan and 80111, Columbuo callod ' Callers at the Earl Starkey to llf ht!l mother, Mn. Faye I home on Sunday afternoon were Jorclllt on Saturday afternoon. Ihio niece, Mrs. Beulah JonOI, TheJ wore eomplng at Lake !..~lhens. , and her da ught er, Mrs. I tit k d 1 or e wee en · ' Kay Chadwick and daughter of ekend guests of Mr. and Chicaao 111 Ml·•·~ Robart Stout were Mr. and Mr. a'nd 'Mrs. Marvin Cha&U Mrs, ll'rod T. Stout, Freel, Jr., hove returne<l from vl.olt witb Chorl.,, Mike and Karen. Clevo· their dlughtors and families, l•ndt Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stout, and Mrs. Donald Johnoon ond St.rve. Nancy and Mlchele,and family of Toledo, and 1\ov. and Mr. ond Mrs: Jameo . lltlhs. Mrs. Howard Heln, daushtS~err~. Jlrnmte and Losa of j ers, Camden. Mich. They Wlllll (harltston, W. Va. Rocont vll· l especiolly 01 thi• Ume to altend 1tora were .Mr•. Stout'~ sister, : Ihe snduaUon of their irand~ Mro, Fann1a Parker and her cjaughtar. Mary Hein from hi!lh son und daughtor·ln·law Mr. snd ,.,hool. ' :1ro, Dale Parkor, Mountain Cl· !lilcont suoots nf Mr. and Tenn.. who 'POnt •••oral Mrs. 1'. M Oalaway wore Mr. ' Y1 here. onlf Mro. Raymond Scott. ManJMr. and 1\1"- li:lba McKnlaht field. Ohio. Mr. and Mro. Leon •hnd Sharon of Columbuo opant l Woodrum and ramily and lllrs . 1 P Weekend With their parents Carolyn Mosier, McArthur and t A SKETCHY IMPitESSION- Mrs. P . McNarn<na :,kt'tchcs the maj•·-~ tic F.mp irp Stat(! Hrrildir.g ( ju .~ t 011t (•f ernwru sq;ill ). The nr ti st gets her view of the _Nf'W Y ol' k ~;ky J>cr~rper :;kylinr f1Dm W(' e hawl\ l' n, !\.J. She's in a hotf>l on the P;.dJqdPs s rde. lHII PRICE IS RIGHT- Art expert Vincent Price examines 1 pai nting with cu-siJr Jan& Asher in a liltle &hop al ong London' s Pett icoAt Lane. They are in London for ll movie. WATCH DOG? NO, WATCH ELKE-Blue-eyed J:lke SQmmer, latest in ·~t'' .. )' 1 series of screen glamor glrlJ:, poses with her bulldog on the IBt of a movie m Hollywood, Mr. and Mro. Fern Glllot!IY and Sunday ovonilliJ ouppor llll••t•. ~~, - and Mro. D .0. McKntlht. Mr. ond Mrs. Rolland Crabtue . 1\fr. and Mr1. H. J;. Starkey ond Don. Albany. Journaytod lo 41lderaon, Ind. .1\!r. and Mro. Rlohard Parfriday and brought their sons ond son, Ricky, Da~ton , doushtor, Joy Wloeman, called on Mr. llld Mro. Rolland w1th thorn. She w1ll spend Crabtree on Sunday. veoatoon from colleJe w1lh hor Mr. and Mro. It s. '1\lrner parenta. Mr. and Mrs. R 0 Y hove roturnt:d from vlaltin& ;v11emRn ot RRvonowood. Wo11 their children an!l lrandchildlorghua. Sht and lhe Stark1y1 r'". Included amona tbooe who w.. nt lo Ravon1woild on Satur- they viaib!d wel't tho Ray Ash day. family !Marcolla) at Gahllnna, Mro. Rene Cute•·. McArthu~, Mr. and Mrs. Loolle Canodo and vo<lted her IUnt, Mrs. Mlllte son (Myrtle) at Marysville, Mr. Lowther, on Thursday afternoon. and Mrs. Charles Leslie Canode, On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. At- . Delaware, Mr. and Mrs. frod ~1co and oona of C.lum· ca8tor and family, Lima. buo vllllod, her paronlo, Mr. lrtndton, Mr. and lllro. Retf. and Mrs. ~ llllam Culwoll CartPr an4 tamllf; Gl'tlll nther relatlvoo hero. Thoy wero Ohio aecomponll!d by hlo P"tntl. Mr. ·, 11, of Mr ll!ld 1nd Mrs. Charles Rice of Pike- l\lrt. s. 'l'lmlo" w~r• Mr. to~. and Mra. Ray Qollehall and Mr. and Mr~. l'ern GIIJocly Dlrltne. Parkor,Qu,.., W. Va. 1 Mliacl on relat~>es n...- Albany Mr. and Mn. Hlrold Hutlelll. on Sunday llftal'IIQ()n ln~ludlnll COlumbus, Mr. and Mro. ·Tolll Mrs. Cura West llld Mr. and 'l\lrner and llln Delllr aitd Mra. William Well. Mr. and Mro. Dalt lt~bury, OLYMPICS' HOST TOWN : BREAD ,·: i.~; ,, ,., . Reguf11r 2 for 37c lociI .. I~~~~l~~;·~at lht or thehomo llupe ~lftiU~ ol Alva R11111 on SUnday lot their annual reunion. Those pre-sent for a picnic dinner were and Mn. JoQt -~~~ar, -'lll•llli: Btatrlee Froot, TeMr. and Mn. Wilbur Mn, M)'l'll• Harris and .C.Iumbu•. Mr. and Mn. . llupe and Mlk*' Athell$, James lilwbll 11111 family, ATI:ILETE, the city of Tokyo is whipping Itself Into for the upcomin& LIKE18thANOlympiad. The which opens In Octobe1·, will be held ill two major &hR~e Olympic~ areaJ-Meiji Olympic Park, site of the m;;1in stadium , and Komaz&Wil Spotts Park, area for hoc}l::ey wrestlina: and vo)leyball. With !he exception of yac:htlng, equotrian sports, m~ra· thon r~cing and conoeilll 1 all other events will be held within 13 mll111 from the main st&dium. Because of Olympics, Tokyo is overhauling 1\Ptatllo an4 \l'wpo~ion sy•tem. King Fealllrll l~ndlcalt, • •' ,YJ.I . .J~A -~~~ .• :~;~~~:.:o~ntl llr. ~· Flavor Tender For Broiling IS.7s~ SIRLOIN STEAK lb. Longhorn cHEEsE Hi C Drinks !a~'· l9c 4 Inti Mrf. and Linda. Al- ll<ltt, ICYI!IIJIB ..U. ·~ ..... Mf, ·~ Mn. Lilli..~ io'"" and llllllll)r, Alb. Buckeye Tray Pack Bacoin ·. Ends & Pieces __ s lb.89c Combination Sale! 46••· cans . ' If you buy 2 Electric Light Bul~;~ (ttry siJe), we will sell you one 5 lb. bag of ltllard or Pillsbury 10 Count Cant--- - - Colonial Sugar tor only 39' Watermelon·s ~~~~E 7 9c FROZEN FOODS ~ IGA The Finest Morton's Home Made Head Lettuce hd. lb. 39c Sliced Bacon TOMATO CATSUP ~~":~~ ~~': - 5bo,..99c FLBOW MACARONI~::~~:~~~ 3bo···49c TOMATO JUICE~~:~ - 4 99c ' ( ' J BISCUIT 12 ••n• 98c flreth encl Crltp 79 c GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. 99c Oran11, Grtpe end Orenge·Pfneepple ( 10 BREAD CHOCOLATE CANDIES J9c 3 loeves In bag •Lemons 8 Pieces lreedecl doz. 39c Assorted COD FISH eRadlshes bag Sc I Y, lb. '..:k•g• - - - - - - - Kinds Per Box _ _ C 79c ' Ohm. Spoclcd roads oro bolng boll! to occommodllt. tratllc. '· -'ill loavet gq,; Swooping modern lines ore evident at this stage of ctnotrucllen el Mulilcl,.l Gymnasium. lb. •391 to :ond attended the Alumni Ban. I draft a DfCiaratlon of Indo· ~uet · Round Steak I 1 •• - ~- ·''~ ,fSI I I Fl1vor Tender- 2 Whole Cuts I• ,?lit and DeoOee , Conlon, Mrs . ./nhn Starkey and Charles, Su- I By Unlt•d Pre" lntornatlonol . aar ·Grove, Ohio; and Mro Joan l Today Is Wedneoday, J~n~ 10, I N~lson, Susie ond Sara, local. the 16:1nd day of HIM with :liH I \1r, and Mra. John Culwell of 1 to follow Columbuo visllod his paranta. '!'he moon is apprnoohlng Its \1r .and Mro, Jerry Culwell and I first quarter. !.lr·oLher and sister-in·liJW, Mr. Tha morning slars an· Jupl- 1 and Mrs. William Culwell on ; ter and Saturn . I SMnrday. They wero acoompan- ' '!'he evening star I• Venus. led by their daughtor. Dorio and I On this day In hlotory' family alao of Columbuo. In 1776. the Continontal Con- ,, -~ . •.;~if!.- - .Jr.! Coupon Cood throuch laturday, June 13, 1964. 11 THE AI.MANAC 1 Get I pound 01110 fer only lc wilh thlo 110upon. .. - - - ~ nd Mrs. Leland Moore, R~gina. and YOU CAN COUNT on , IGA to SAVE YOU MORE!' Oleo .. ~· Be ~illy on al royal pa.lace in Gr~ece in preparation for th e wed. ding of K ing Comt<lntine. I use and housetrailer taxes in the ten counties showin~ t h e r::ctan Starkey, Columbus; Mr. ALTAR-ATIONS- Work goes • • t SUMMER STOllE HOUIII1 Middleport, 0. FREEl COR. SECOND MON., TUES., WED. . . . . . . . 9:00 AM to 9t00 I'M end RUTLAND THURS., FRI., fAT. . . . . . . . 8:00 AM to 1:00 I'M All These lttm• Are AIM ' Avelleble At1 The BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKET 113 W. IICOND IT. POMIIOY • OHIO Wtllll~rve The Rllht to Umit q11anUUea ICLOIID ON SUNDAYS) 1 Pound CoHage Cheese Free With Each GaRon of Prtducers Finest Sweet Milk 77c GALLON JUG (SAVI 35c) IIOILED STEAK, ANCHOIS • e • • • e e e • • A gourmet treat suggestion, oaoy to ,.ake - fK lor a 1t11111 Spwd side of a II!." thick Tabldil9 Sirloin, Top ltouftd, l'or!Wholllt flit IUb Steak with soltenod TabloRHe butter or rna'll"rino, ....,mod will! ornoll nugget of anchovy paste. &roil steak orJ l>otb sldts to lleslrld c~.g,... of doneness. Set on wor01 ••ort•g plattM. lrl!>h gonarously """' bu1fw and rnab a lalttcework of anchovy flll,to. PI..C. alicoJ of Allolled oiW. in open tpboes of laHictw~~rk. Gornilh wHh lelll ~~~~· ...... with French friod PotatOOf and 0 ""911olo!t, Try tho ,.,. liMa o1t ground ""' ....k. e e •e •• •• 1 • ••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeee•·········· • �- - -- - .. ..._-... · -- ~ ...... -· -·-~ ~- -- .... • • 1' " "Oid&;~b;;S;;::;;;J';b;:~: i5;; ;.;:,, =-~ ==~~·~· ~ j.::. ~ ;.: ~ ~,;::~~!! . : :"'~;:;:,:: I :;:;: ·· f' II /JQpfi'J·f Clr~q~ ' QualifIers For u. s• 0pen 1' 1 ·\ ' l l ... Outer Limits," a science I Hoo- ~~ctmn show' will take over . the . tenanny" Saturd~y mght hour. By similar rough calculation. lt turns out that about 21 of 16. Sea. nymph: Gr. 16. Joined 1a. -- mazria&:e: NBC-TV 's 24¥.! weekly prime- . The F r a n c I osa program, time hours also origisate 11. South 11 Valentine 's Day ," has the slar . H llywood And the huge ovDakota: . cording to the m o · portraymg, ac . b . er·lilt of these two networks ••• wm network. a dashmg you, ng bus,l· l does not seem to be the healthan and bache or-a ou • b nessm tly Y 8 : iest ot· balances. CBS-TV. town. -~p p_ a r e n • says _ ---=-:-_=-=====~ ..... 23, Tm-&rnRd cephalopod 114 ...... rr. -~ HII.BteJl 38. Soolf 39. Reproadl. fl. Condition U. Projecting edges ol a roof 134 t3. Aua.ult bool "- Cnl.vll.t. t. Partot D' ~ 1'8 111 ~~ jZ< \ } .l ' • ' I ~ ~5~ 14l ~~~ f%; ~ 143 f%; 1'14 f38 DOWN a door ::0. ::;w, 10 ~113 liZ. 28. Trouble 29. Sun g(ld 30. Apprehend~: U.. CertaiA I l:z 13 ~ 5 ~ ~ uthe ! to. Medieval tale_. 38. Obeervea ~ ' ' .1 ' ' ; -, · CRYP1'0QUOTE - Here's how lo wor~ It: .A.XYDLBAA.XR. i I . 'l'whil~ W NT I'D C FDC li!UPNZH HWTVUCH.r FNHFCB. HNJ'tii'HIWCB: PWJ'D · L C H F .-P W U E C · W JEH RADIO PRUGRA.M UlO 5· 00 Community New1 MONDAy THROUGH FRID~ y 5 OS World. Nabonal Newl >15 Spotlight on Sporta I l$ Sign On > 25 Weather 6 15 Musical Clock >30 Dinner Musios!e 7 30 New• Headline9 6:00 S"nset Blvd. 7.31 Mustcal Clock 1:30 Sign. Off 7 4S The <.>tetine SATURDAY 8 00 Ohio Valley News 6-1> Sign On . ·a·05 World. National New1 6 IS Musical Clock '. 8 10 Sports . 1 4~ The Llleltne : 8: ~ Weathet Picturo 8 00 Ohio Valley News , 8 16 Musical ClocK 8·05 World. National News ·. 8:55 Community News 8 10 Sports Today ; 8:110 Talk ol the Town 8'1> Weather Picture t:55 Mason County News 8 16 Musical Clock IOoOO Family Worshtp Hour 8·55 News 10:~ Public Service 9 00 Musical Cbck 10:30 Latchslnng 9 30 Song & Story Time .. -.;; World News 9·4> Family Worship Hour U;OO Morning Melodies 10-00 News WMPO Radio MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1 8:00 SigD on Newo 1 I :05 Sacred Heart UIJ Country Jambureo 8 ~J Farm News I 1:35 Paul Bowero 8.4!1 Metgs Ct Agr. Ext. l:OO News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7,31. Newo 7;3ii Picken. Hardware ITueo.·Thlll'l.) 7:511 New• Report 8:00 Breakfast Party 8:10 Roy'• Food Basket Ull Van Patrick Sports 1:40 Baker Furnlture-Wed-ll'rl 8:1i!i OpeD Houso I I: flO Sign On 8:05 Country Music Tlmt 8:20 Coun~ Jamboree 8:35 John Hal'llll LITTLI ORPHAN AMNII 7:0> Breakfaat Party t:I~ Joneo Buick Show 10:1> The Good Ule 10:35 Music In The Air 10:41 Tbla lo Music Ll.OS Top Ten Show 11:35 Top Ten Show (Dutlonl) II"-12:00 N0011 New1 12:IS Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. MerllD 'feelo I 00 Platter Party 7·00 Sundown Serenaclo 7:30 Sign Off SIINlJAY 10·115 High School Hit Parade 9:05 Coffee With Janel 7:05 Sign On 10 55 News B N -· 7:30 French City Baptl.sl Hour t ·4Jl etty •~-• 9.HO wmga · or He..u&l6 •"n• 11 00 Army ·r·tme II 3~ Special Community 11:00 Mlnhtlerlal Assoc. 8:Si> Bible Speak• to You 11 ' 15 Coontry Drlftero M·W Program• 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 12·00 News Roundup 11:~ Ma>ott CL Agr. Ext-Tue 10:35 Wasb. Reports to People 12 20 Bulletin Board 11 .15 A.S.C. Program-FM U·OO Sunday Show 12 ·25 News 0 Grams 11.15 Family WorsnlJ>-Thun. U:IIO Nooo NeWI 12 ·36 Saturday Matinl!e 11:45 1'lny'o Country Hymns 12:15 Christian Hour 1:55 Newo Boat 12 00 Noon Report 12:.10 Rev. MerllD Teeto 2 00 Saturday Matinee 12:31! Goesaler'J Guest Star-Fr1. UO Billy Graham 2:55 News Beat 12:30 Muolc Just For You l:SS Lutheran Hoill' 3 00 Saturday Matinee 4:15 Blaottnar Sbow-Tueo. 2:110 The Church AI '!\'ork 3·5> News Beat 4:30 Local NeW! 5:00 Country Hymn Tlmero 4 00 Dlscin~ with Doss 4'54 BoWling Scorel US World ln Review 4·311 Top Ten Revue 1;00 News 8:110 Baptist Hour 5 00 News Summary 7:30 Sign 011 7:00 Sign 011 S 15 Dinner Musicale SATIJRD.U ; ,•~:~;I;nte~~~hM~~~·---------7~:~30~~St~·~~O_f_f__________~--;;~~~~==========~=j~-~~~~~~~ &v GEORGE WONDEk WINNir~WINwLI ~ TERRY Ill ,ItO 48 111 IUe .110 mn, twins, o.r.tne. - Los i\ngeleo llflO SJO DlO - I IS I Clev. 010 000 000- I 6 0 ~ewman (4-2) aod Rodgerl. Grant (4). Bell (9) and Azcue. !mer - Donovon (1.-3). HR - Al,il, !'Wry. 000 001 001- 2 5 I Boston. 003 000 20x - 5 7 llowmiJil, Renifl 7) and llo• Wilson, Radatz (7) and Winner - Wlboll Loser -Do'Milng · 11·2). - ftichardaon, Nlrll. - Minn. 000 100 1100-7 7 4 Dotrolt 100 13 80l-16 17 0 Kaol, Pltlo (&), Dalley f), Sblffle\ ('lj and Battay. McLaiD (I-ll) and · Freehan. Luser Kaat ( •·3). HR - Killebrew, Demeter 2, rreehan. N,t w Y'!fk Balti. 0110. 100 031 - 5 9 2 ClUcago 1110 500 03x- 9 12 2 McNatly, Stock (4), Haddix (5), Hall (I) B:OO News (eocept FMday . Church Bells Ring 1 11:4& World News 11 55 Mason County News 12·00 Community News J2,1f> Local News llUO Markel$ 121> Mld Day Weather 12·20 !;vans Bulletin Board 12:25 Newo 0 Gram• 12,30 Agriculture Agent I2:4S Country Go Rouod ]'5,\ News Beat z.oo Country Go Round t·55 News Beat a,oo Let's Take 1 Break 3:&> News Beat 4:00 Diacing with Doss til .ail 4f .312 17 .31& Lwat -Qzgner, YHtf'rday'• Cryptoquote: IDl WHO WISHES TO B8 Jt1D. NEVOLE;.;T WILL NOT BE JUCH.-MENCIUS ·.. ' _ _ tl-ltiOcF_ ..What is intuition? It's something that tells m.r IIIOtMr lho'd bettor IH what I'm doingl" ·* a .:aa Allllotld •U II. \ llDiil Batted In NltiMll.I .UII'e ::._ lllll)ll, Gl· Mtto 44.- lloliel' tara, U• To<ft, Braltl •!;il; 'Santo,\ CUbs !II; ltergelt, Pjttie;-il_: \ · Amer1.; Jndiau '-Ril!art,.ltt!ll 46; Cttsh, T l i Hi •: . ew, t'wlna at; tablvlto, Alhlalk!.t 37. ~ ··,, Notfollll ;~ - t'itt.re11 C..Ito t-1; ~ltcltll 1 atana. 1-2; Bruce, Col1'614; Htrbtl. .1; Pen'y, Gianll N. Amerlota IAip - H o 11 , Orioles t-el; l"ord, Ytnlla 7-1; Jl:rallek Ildlalts 8-1· Bunker Orioles ' 11-11 ' l'II!Cilai, Twi..; ..2· Hellner Red Sox· Mlkkel.~. '{lllk;; Miller,' Orlbles all 4-1. A 0'7ptof"IOI Qaota.tJna DN ~ C 1M FINEST SUPER-RIGHT CORN-FED BEEF Line Scores ; ~~ ts .sst 38 .!112 11 .:1111 lllidtlleeofl and lllnc WI charnpioll !Unn failed to make lhtt ftst at Woodmere, N.Y., and Fleck didn't show up for his teet 11 Chicago on Mooday. The Ion& siegeo I 'lfllllfying, sterting will> loci! roonda for eome of lhe 1tatt1 Ugltts hlo lf<!eks qo falltd to chiiJ&e picture muC!I! ~ tho mon to beat still IN u- who dkln'l hove to quallly 11 aU - defend· iDg champioo Julius Borao, Masters champ Amold Palmer, PGA champ Jack Nicklaus and former winner Billy Cosper. Amorita Lelpe G. "II R. 11. Pet. Oliva, Mlnn 110 U tO 71 .369 I!Intos, Wao 54 il4 !I 7!1 .350 Major League Reoulto l'r1gos~ LA 41 IM 1M 43 .347 By Unlted Pft.- lb-.Ionll l!oward, NY 44 Ill II 1:! .323 Amerl•u · LMpt Whltlltl, Clef 3) IU 1118 .Jl7 (lsi game) . Cat~Ry, KC $1 :t0:1 ii6 . 63 ..m Kan. City 220 000 tOO- 4 lo'l ~-. lko illllO 31 12 .JlOJ Wallh. 304 100 11011- I 1J 0 1'~, Dtt 41131 It til .108 O'Jlono«lrue, Rondraltaft (1), 1\-, a.1t •1• U S'l .106 Orzenda (7) sod Lau. Narum · t.lltltit, NY !I? ltlll ll !13 .:lOti I"') and Leppert. ' - · llome llt.Dt O'Donoghue (2-4). HR -Green, NIIIOGIII.eqlte - May., Gl- O'Donoghue, Cottier. Utll I•; \llllliamt, Cubtt IIi (!nd garnet Howard, IJodctnt 14; Roblltlon, Kan. City IQO 000 OOil- I f I lledl 12i·. AUen, Phils ll. Wush. 001 001 J3x- 5 9 o Alaerkb · leiiUo - Kille- Pfister, Se&ul If) 1114 Bllllrew, TW!ns:..l7; Co1avlto, "th- w&rds . .,;heney (1•2) and Btutll· lttltlll lt1 l>oJiell, Oriolu 13; lay. Loser - Pfister 1).2) . HR Waper, llldlaDI 13; Allllloll, Chari.. , ltlog. ( .. LONGF:ELLOW One leltl!'l' lfhnply sl:aadl tor ahothor. Jn thi11 sh'lple A Ia \I8Ltd for the three L'~r, X for the two O'.s,. etc. Single !etten, apoa· Ln.>phiea, the Length and formation of tJM WQI'dl ue all hint•. Jija.ch day tht> code letter. are difterMl. W Chlqlhr, NY l 137 "8 ft. II, ht. 7S ~ Wlllllma, Qll U 1110 :Ill Mflll, iF •aM 44 'Nhlte, llous 36 108 f5 Cimentt. Pitt 1120t M J - , Qit 36.100 18 Tolft, Milw 49 113 31 Boyer, SIL 521118 21 ltarpll, Pllt 38141 /13 s.nlo, Cbl 48 Ill ill IIObllllll, Qn 47 1?1 :10 l 39. W&ger 'Ul!lletl ""- 11-lleltll Nallinlll IMI&n (1, ! ciety: abbe. 32. Duration the- ZO.Maxim 21. Diminld' lly TextS~ whiskers 1&1LMarit. . Leaders 36. Early English a.cul,u I I 36. Qlotrlbu"" .. cardo m ....,.,. 30. Decree of &Frellch court g-. 26. ...-aJ ""''" 27. t..a.rge cWft j 28. Land 1"1. Egyptlaa ...... I ....... 1LMfor teddi1 1 ~ 111. Flooh •Y J I l \ d.J j I 0 A 1LY CROSSWORD - (8) and Torre, :'_IJit 'Jelevision Revue - Chl~o 1110 at # - i I 1 day mnlng. Mr. l!:ltnor PrnlfU:tw i• given 1 Jenltll., Lottoe, daiJilbler of o ,1). Fat11eU, Woodesltict New Ork liilO 0\llm- t f ""ently at hi• home in Racine. Mr. ond "'" · llnrold Lohse.l and lllmlan. Winner Bu~ (1.) .., llcbltlltr A1TEND CONFERF.NCIIi I Guests altendlt!f! the par ty ... I ... IFitrn!U <•II. Loser - Flachet !liMo, WUit7 (I) llld Goador. , ~ Were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle, l'loUe [mve, rvtnert>y, ra-entmeot ..o • NEW YORK <UPI ) - Fifty- have won the Ulle can 881. (~) . HR - Aspromonte, Alou. . _ _ a.. IM) . J1R ;.. c. Rev. ano Mrs H. L. McOan· l Mr. ah<l Mro. Gail llt-adfm.t ly was drop«! for Chi Chart~r [ H ~ Jeatoltl l!am IIMM Ia ttet- 'lllnii!IJ Bolt, Cary Midtlt. (liM 1-1 &nltlt, ~r. lol alld 1.11'1. HlllT)' Pick- aod children. Anthony, Keith at Tau Beta Sigma, Womtn I "'IIM!t01 ~.1111 , lit.,. or le8l- for his Ulh duty rolf, Lew Wo,.ham, Tony Man· Mllw. 001 000 000- l 5 I ~_ loft Mtlldly to attend tht ..,. lttnd Tammy Kay. Mr. and Blind Honorary at Ohio SlAte ClaiS No. S, Frida)> anwall( at wlllnlng tllt U.s . Optn 11011 aro llld Jllclt Flklt, an lomllt liOualltn 001 • kx- 4 4 t St. -Louis 010 eoo 001 - 1 1 • null Mollltldlat _ , . _ al 1 r.tr~~. ftlohard ,.,lh 1.., C!ltlld· Unlvorstty. was Mro. r.latlllo YGIIJII. thamploNhlp. 0pon champs, miosed quaUfy. Sadow1kl, Sch'lflder 18), anti i!aft ll'ro l1lt OIO Of»- t 1 0 Llhtllde. ft!ll, !UI'It. l'tk*y, Tammy J•an Memt>ero ar. cho"'n on the 1 Tlte meellnc Wll i4>0Md Okl A~ml!o qualified a\ 0.. lng bJ - I'IIOttht or lll<llhlt Ill Bailey. NDttebll1 U"l and Sldel!tl. (HI lfttl Mt!Carnt. afttl Hetlnan. Olh.r gue!tls WeM! basia ol gra~e~, musical Inter· a solo "Whet>"They Rln, troll Tuesday aa the last IN se<:llonal test at 13 centers Grote. Loser - Sadowski 1:1-4). l'tletiC!ltll (N) and lrlndall VISIT MRS. IIIUOORI!: l'lltner, llutclt and Peggy Staato est. and servtce. Jenrulet, • Golden Jlltli, sung by place! were IUied lA lite ~ - . y and 'nluday. HR - Alpromonte. _ . r.lrs. PtuEIIIt. freshman plays trombone In the 1 l.;atlle Wllconn. Prayer '1!11 lltg field of 1511 at Washington lltilt dllltJilallllt!d hlmst!ll it (lot glllll U innings) Julie and Larry Byes or Midbend at the university. Jack 1Inn Mit. Mae Willie, • Juno 18, but ho sltowocl w1ty he Detroit when, after a morning Chi. 301 000 000 001- S 13 I CI-t! 000 tOo OJ - 1 4 I ~ woro liUfltl TliOidiY of VISIT IN PAI\KERIIIIURG Evans Is lhe dire<:tor. /tlevo\iiiOI Wert loof loy M r 1 Ia 110 worr1ed abuut his ~ 1'1, he mlssed a short pull on N Y. IMlO liilO 000 ~ 11 0 Loo .U.,. 000 000 110- I I 0 • T. 0 · Hilldoro. Mrs. T. G. Hllldore acrom- She attended the anoual You"', _..sen~ • lhtle d&yl. " the 15th hole of his llltOtld Ellsworth, McDaniel 112) anti O'Toole, EIU. (8), Duho (8) panied Mrs. Hazel McKelVI!y spnng bonquel and pledge cet· Follow!Jtl iJ>t moellng, Ill He ntlPed l thm lool!t- bj round, pulled it back llld ,... lklrteU. Jac;kson, Wakefield (11, and llonry (C) and Sdwartio.l'bur& (1). Winner- o"!'oooe (5- and son Billy to Parkertlburg emony Monda y. June 1. at !he lroshmopts were ltl'Vod ~y M1J two od -'taU foeti ·HI batl ptltted. He played the nQt two lllutdlvant (1), Beamarth (3) Moollar, Perr.-kl (1), D<e• 2). t.._ - . Motllat (3-5). llloocloy lo vlail 1\lr. Joltn Me- Old Worthington Inn. Worthing- Y011ng. Guell lor lite ~ 1r10v=.t oru, oil: lilchea. • holes, then stalked oil the ClllniiUrO, Gonder . or (t) and CamJIU, Tor · Hit - Coleman. . · ltelvey. , ton , Ohio. _ ""' Flor..,.. WeiU,.. 1 Still, boo aot hiJ rldo to W11h· course· . l!ttto1l far lhe blc one and Worsham missed by one lbot AI Ptttsblorgh where 1954 ohamp lh't '1 more than f'tv0 man who Btl Fur~t~I made tha IJ'ado. Tlllttlaulr tr sl will originate 13 of Ill [night will broadcast ":,ooe-halr.:=~~ : '~ ' from Hollywood. program explorl"8 !he n 1 of te regulation of Among 11o new regular ,.. o1 ~. but tile oetwork m. 1 cbeck reveall that four blackins out the show In I h o flediun. CJIS.TV sbuw»-"The Loa Allgeles area bocauao of I Entertainoro," "The Report- current trial that toucbM on ers " " Mr. BroOilway" and the the matter. Rother thaD r l OO.:Umestary "World War 1"- occusatlono of Iulluenclng CK ou BROW Ispokesman the hero's name is will come from New York. But trial il progress, CBS-TV By Rl f I Val whicl; ;, supposed to ac· unleas our eyesight baa erred, lets in San Diego, 8AR•·o y GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIT.. United Press lnteroa IOD~BC- I cou~t for the title Val -·' Va1- li1 does not seem that either and Loa Angeles itself wW ~ ~ rv'IU: ru .l N~EOTO HoLLYWOOD ~~~~;,;anny " entme's Day." Got It? It's all ABC-TV or NBC-TV will ha.ve try the program. The aetworkl DOC PRtTCHARTTAKE TH'TIME L'ARN : r :·..· .rol~;~i~~m~as tourf"d the so easy when you know how . any new prime-time series l!l expected to rel_9M the ARE"'fE 601N'TO OF~. NUSS-SUT suI''"'::;, . · h Th e new musical show ls from New York · to . the. three statiOns after the j•.>A-r MEDICAL 1 RECKON I ge <"ampus CJrcull . as · nn• co ,t' d 1 m n t called ''Shindig " an dthe net- "Cb• Reports" . Wednesday trta) IS over· IN TO GO bt>t:'l l scralehf" rom , e , . . . 'II be th wor k' !' Jmt'up for the new fall work promlS<eS it Wl . you ful and.d last·paco<I , whtch Is a lleca son. Two latt" en triPS. one a situa- nrwe1 1 ea. a.n-... ..A.OIUIIIS lUll· tion f'om. dy with Tony Franci- 1 By our. scratch-pad computa.wtmt. LTabtotot S:Winter monl*: [ Lions. wh1ch may be a little at:~ ' l>f;.a . t.he other a musi.cal show, 1 abbr. • . Scribe 21.-and each 30 mimll<'~ m length, - but not too much - the addi .........d f . A enOl' · will be fllled into the ABC-TV tion of these two new HoUy~. S1nell 24. Strange tngto<o schedul r replacmg " Hootenan - · wood shows mean! that about 8. Salary bill •· Contor1. 1 7. Aby.sac,. pleMinJ' ny," which is an often-viva- ·. 21~ or. ABC-TV's 23'h weekly 12. Type-nf 8. Ch.klagD 25. United architec.cious program and dt>serve~ a prime-time hours next season Nations ture better fate. : will emanate regularly from 13. Rtl.S(!aJ: 26. KDigb.t'a lii.A-o ol ..._ Utle • .........,.. Aa.w• H. FceLdtgtt In a shuffle or series.."":he Ithe West Coast. and !Iron. PH zarro, Wllhelm (8) and CarreMarlln (I); Wlllnlr - P~ tl zaJrro (Nl), ' - - McNally (+4), IU\ - 8leboo'D, NaaJoaal Leaguo game) 000 000 300- S II 000 210 OOJ: - 4 10 0 Butter! (4), Face (1), (T) 1114 BUI'pSS, ~ (7). Mehaffey, Roe111111 Trllndol. Wbtnlr -Mllbaftay (W), ' - -GibHR - ADen, l.,yndt; pme) !at 1!11 011&- 4 II 000 000 1m- 0 4 0 11888 (3-2) and PaglllltiJI. Clllp, 1WP!III* (1), D. Ot'ltlt (6), illltloobtta (I) IIIIIIIIU'Jm· pit. ' - - Qdp (I.S). HR Btllt)', WhGt ."N.M Priced "ighV' .:. c BLADE CUT M.Gm•A» lb. , •• meant you'll Jpf'Cific il 1ft iLentB It nPv@f adverlh~t>d hight"r pricf' ,in the ato'l"e, fhi.' prire A6P idVert.iMi .i.ll lhe cmly price you P"P• · CHUCK STEAK~~."- ~~. 45c CHUCK STEAK ::,m_ lb. SSe CHUCK ROAST!:...,"' ., 4Sc ENGUSH ROAST _ ... 55c CHUCK ROAST a':"'-..- .. 65c GROUND CttllQC.....<-....49c STEWING BEEF ... SSe BEEF SHORT RIBS _ ... 29c GROUND ~£EF _ 2 lb•. 89c .. ' SUPIR-RIGHT ALL GOOD BRAND BRAUNSCHWEIGER SLICED BACON J9c ••• Hi-C DRINK A&P DRINK l MORTON-- FROZEN 89c tb. pkg. l DINNERS for 75c HI-C Or1n1• & c FRUIT DRINKS I qt., 14-oz. Fruit Punch Plne•pple GNpefrlllt cans 5 VARIETIES Grape .00 1"CJ'· WELCHADE Drink HAWAIIAN PUNCH 14-ol. cant 6 12-oz59C lUll) New from the Green Giant FROZEN VEGETABLES SULTANA ..~·39c Apple Pie Mexkorn, Niblets, pi~· 39c ........... 3 89c Baby Peas With·Pork_ ;: 29c Baby Umos 85 c Broccoli Spears 3 99c l 4 Bread \ ROY8i crown. COla! Macaroni 3 ~~.SSe NOW IN HALF-QUARTS STAR KIST ,.... l --~t::·63c Cheez Whiz -~'t'-39c Barbecue 8Blwa THI'II . TUNA FISH carton a· 9( C Tomato Ketchup 2~= 33c · Razor Blades 3 18 lAIII FUittlmiRE I ' Salad Dressing SULTANA-WITH TOMATO pkgo. JANE PAitKEit-MIIIe with &uttermllk Ull ANN i 1o..... SAUCE EACH IIOTTLI! . lntl,!ittl,__ ,_.I-IPAGttml et ' LtNE y~~-----.. 1 ·' Dlspenotr89 box of 10 . Ll.ght Meal Chunk 2~~ 49c Peaches OOI.GIIN ·,:·· .•· pkgs. . - BOUNDARY 10-oJ . CINTUl1' altAND-It.!otl- St.el , lMN PAGI CITY loiYII ... ,. ; ·,:,} '· BEST COLA BUY 1-1~. 4-0J, ..atii.!M . . -... et: $5.00 or more '.2 .~29c -==-~t:· ll.ud IIIN· lit, June II Ill QO!a.. llllll A&P'o . .... ,---""":----·- -·-- 49c '' ,. -~- :... __ .... :::.. - ' ''" ·--··"' ........ -.___,,_;;____..::.....- -· .. -- ~ ..,. 6V2-oz. c•n• �·- ' • • .•' t • ' ' ' •• lY j ..' y Efberi:elds •.• Everything. Dad Wants. : · I . · tier. ... . ' ,.., . . . . . . . ooal ....... .. . you choo11 'for Ded, he111~k right elweys when you buy' comforte'blt summer styles. Give Ded • gift he'll we•r with prl~. ·~ XVI • .a ... .,.- .u.,...,.. ...,. .. _ .... ..,., ...ttfed ... pr' ' I 11 NO. 4.9 · ! SHOP ALL DAY THURSDAY FROM 9 to 5 NS ... _ , . ()o .J from the store th1t'1 up-to- the-minute In the l1t1tst . ~~ ' Pf01V YOU DOW • ·e ..,., ..... ll'rtda7 Jllrll1 ....., ~.,. r, For Father's Day, June 21st · Whetever WU'I'iiEI ~ ' . . . 4.3 Billion ·' lOCKER SHIRTS whh pocket 100% combed eotton. Green. blue, black, -whitt. Small. medium. larte, e• · tro large. $1.49 MASON ,, ~ . DRIVE· IN . TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT e '- KODAK SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS NEATLY TAILORED . ~ Cameras · 'With For sumiMI' comfort, short sleeved WhltH ell(! smart aollda. too. All tlz... Sure to pluael I Bright ,_, dar ilt picture-taking pktu!ll'tl I a Kodak fMfamef(c' ...,. : era, you load ;,..,_,, ..,... . motican,, 10 good pictur• . ; : easier than ner. No thrtadlnt- . Kodapak ftlm carlrldg., ' ' 4N11 , right In I There are four •od~ oil with buill-In flolh....,d WALKING SHORTS POMEROY. OHIO TONIGHT WALT DISNEY'S "A TIGER WALKS" CTechnicolor) <;,hoice of fabrics and col~rs. Plaids and neat checks. S1zes 29 to 42. Brian Keith- Vera Miles Pamela Franklin-Sabu · Kevin Corcoran ~ Edward Andrews Peter Brown Disney Cutoons iMr all tab color 1lid~t, colot...,.. and black-and-whlte1. (M:Ie II ond f•t Ul lhow YOU. ' eSee Lhe complete Jine of · Kodak C.merao (Movie lltd 3DMM), Projeelol'l, Lflbtl, Screm:~s, ' ~/ ' Fiim, ete. on 1tle main floor. Also.- a eomplete otoek of. fUm for ali;Polarold Cameru (color and• black • wblte). F•aturett• Mainly People In Pomeroy RADIO & T.V. SERVICE All MokH A II Mof!olo lUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES. Juno 14-15-16 "FOUR FOR TEXAS" (Technicolor) CLELAND'S T.V. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, I'ATHERS DAY FAVORITE CASUAL SLIPPERS r.rtect for -leltu"' ~vlty-perfect for travel. Alpaca cotton knit upper. Comfortable terry lined witb engraved rubber sole and soft Leatheranla Vinyl upper, elastic edging, foam cushioned intOle•: Engraved rubber sole. Small, medium, med· lum ...11e and large. '2· 00 a pair WY 2·2255 Anita Ekberg. Colorc•rtoont SWEAT SHIRTS .~~.. fteeee 11ne4 - .,.., knit adbond and waiJt.. bond. Short RqioD .oleevea with knit euff. Blue, black IDd white. A w!Dner for oporta, leilure wear, Small, medIum, CARDS Lot Him Know H"" Much You Cart Let hlm know wilh a· bWJ · card., maybe a funn7 OWt• how Important Dad iJ to - HANES BREEZESHIILD All Chairman of r Centre Board FATHER'~ DAY GREETU~G lor"' and extra larrle. •.$1.95 an Lhe t!Dle. We han s · ~ for ony mood for 11111 Dl41• enOIJI)l W oend the very beat" 1811<1 M 1 Hallmark areettnc cerd. When you oare Fine, Brillclcloth PAJAMAS A Welcome ~ ' WASHINGTON DIE CEI PIN ·CHECK. TROUSERS These PARIS FASHION sandals Size• 32 to GO. Best In appearance and lone wear· Ill£. Sanforlie~ :Featured ·wltb a watch pocket. . make . ·«' ' . •3·49 · ~ ..... J quality ~~n broadcloth. pajari!,a( -~~ · . nne • a big selectlon.o~· and colort.-· lliliilt.,l f styles. Sizes A to E. terns '2.95 .:· · ·. · A Bit Ghotie ot · DRESS soa(S . summer For Dlil'a Oat '"~'""· Dad never baa too JDioo ny Socks. We offer a wide seledlcm Of col· delightful! ,.th- ora and styles for en Day Giving. All~ · es 10 to 13. ,. l \ I sOc;. $1 -' '.; 2·" .. 5·" AERO CUSTOM Breezy cool, cool summer sandals by Paris Fashion. These summery casuals will take you deliibtfully through hot days ahead. See our collection. DRAPERIES 20% OFF Thru Jun• l ~ L..:Z.::_.:.,..:.~·t. I' GILI.ml WmUz. • . 11ft ad.iu61!1a aefltj• lOt 1ft oOmP)ett with IUPei' blll'!.~ill! ID.a box. .• ~· . I ! -* '1) , •" , ·. ..• -· ...... -~ ...... ~·- · - -~ .. ~- ......... -.-.- -~- -- -· . ... ~---- -' ..... -.------· . "'-. . . '·I ~-'t, ,, ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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