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Most ol the talk we hear about in these parts is to the effect that a great many will be heading toward the east wtth at least a day or two at the New Yorl< World's fair . This season brings with It many thoughts. Meigs countians are hoping that it wtll bring a record number of tourLsts to the tri-<"ounty area. and from appearances we are in a fin e position to serve increased numbers of visitors with several hundred rooms available for lodgers , and a plentora of various ldnds of eating establishments . Many of you will join the trek that will include around at least a 100.000,000 people who will vacation in cars . The last statistics on those taking vacation and pleasure trips was 92 million in off for spots from coast to coast wUI have a great time, especially those who put a little thought into their plana._and with ample provisions for the comfort and entertainment of every member of the family . For a minority it will be a nightmare with very little pleasure. Family, or group traveling, can be fun. as well as economical, but there are some major problems . Most children Uke to travel and see new things but they become bored very easily. In some quarters they have been kept in mind with swim pools at most motels and hotels and with ample playgrounds. They can also be entertained with travel games, and the transistor radio with ear phones gives them added pleasure. Every family should plan frequent stops at Interesting places. The day of the marathon traveler Is gone They were the type that came back with their tongues hanging out bragging about how many miles they had covered in • brief period . Leg stretching on long trips are advised. and safety officials suggest a stop at least every hour of tire drt· ving day The very best advice Is that If you can._not take ti easy on a trip call the whole thing off. Some of the other suggestions include lin em<!1'&~ncy kit , a car in fine ronditlon. and a light diet with one big meal in the evening. The main thing is to take It slow and relax. whlrh Is Uie objective of prime Importance in any vacation plans. LOS ANGELES (UPll- Vada ing agalnal Bob Bruce (&-2), PI..on llld Leo Cardena.a pro- troublemner for the Reds . ............. Relax And Take It Easy l\1 Al\Y Pinson, Cardenas Pace Reds Win "I" "You SupJ)ose He's Got a New Set of Blueprints?'·-;:=::===========:; Yided the c r u c I a Cincfnn•tJ runs "' the 1\edt scored . lhelr seventh WJn m eight cleciaiona ogalrut Los Angeleo with a 5-4 dedston Wednesday night in 11 lnnmgs. The · Reds ~night open a three-game ...,.. at l!ouJtoo with John Tsllourla (2-3) work· getUng thai w ay, ou~ hor famlly as well as OUI'I. W• don't have the nerva to 1ell b« off. Any suggeatlons? - GlT· TING MADDER DeMI t,;M : Yea. Develop some nern, Three UtUe words wiD odlv. your problem. 'l1ley 11'11: ''Wt'rl BorMwing Nelgbbou Dear Helen: Some people complain about borrowing neighbors who pay back ~ltf items that don't cost as ll)UC~. Our pr®lem b worse. My neighbor has never patd I Midd~ 4-ll Cioclnnatllead. Moon homered with Willie Da•· lin relief unUI Cardenu' decldPiniOn had put the 1\edt had tripled to aeon Maury ing blow. ahead in the thinl inning wilb Will.s. That tied the game at The victory propelled the a homer, hill sixth, while Pete f:-4. Reds into the center of the penRose and Tommy Halper were Joey Jay came on in the lOth nant race, jUst 2\!o aomea beoo base. That, was .against Phll after Purkey waa Ufted for a hind league-Je,ad!Dtl San FranOrtega, the atarter. pinch-hitter and Jay got his cisco, and gave them 1 lullLoa Angeles got to Redl start- thinl win agalDst two losse•. game's edge on thinl ploce. er Bob Purkey far a .nm In tho Purkey bad given up 10 hlts. AJter !be .meo at Houston, foorlh and tn the fifth Wally Perranoskl bad'• beld the Reds the Reds head .for San FrancisiJ on base after Davis lscoreleas through 4 2-3 Innings co and a key vl&lt there. Cardenaa singled borne the winning run againat the Dodg· ers alter Jolm Edwards had otn~led with two out aod then advanced to aecond oo a wild pitch by loser Ron Perranoald. Earller be had tripled In !be fourth innlll8 and scored on Steve Boroa' single to open up Wm played Wedneoday tt.rore a 1 llfjddles 2111d lletcly shower arrived to make . S ai b Co . the farmers happy and the ball ' tr g l nlnt • . plyero angry. HiBJ! . -llfissi..,fppi and Arizona State 1"11111!""r team won I~ lllCOIId will try again thill afternoon at stral(!bt eshibltl<>n III!M! . wiih2 p. m. CST 14 p.m. EDTl in , out a loss Wedneodxy ot N~ their battle lor survival in the ' Haven, >-2, oo Gary StobarU double-elimination NCAA base- l fi ve-hitter, while str_ikin( aut 13 · ·ball toumamen I. 1 • Both teams begm 111mmer Tonight, top-ranked Mi•souri ' league play next w..,k, Top eollides with defending cham- I Middy hittera were George pion Southern California after !Sauer and Stobart, each will! Maine toots "linnesota in a Win- two hits. Charles (Enrs) w~ nert' bracket double-header. brenner is team coach. Phils Move Within Half-Game Of Loop-Leading Giants By MILTON RICHMAN UP1 Sporll Writer Gene Mauch is giving everyone Short answers these days borrowed milk, eggs, bread, flO' goods and even ctgarettes, and bas never returned a thing. She even asks for our electric mixer, lr<Jnlng board, potak· masher, etc., llhd w~ have tc go get Ulem ourselves, She Isn't poor, out we're when ht's queotionOd about tho llhiladelphia Phillies' success so far. tatoe&, ..;a,nned Don't go away with tbe wrong Idea. The young, amiable Philadelphia manager Is an~thing but groucb. Nor ts he getUng a litUe edgy because the Phlls are within four percentage points of first place. Those Short answel'll of his all revolve around southpaw Cbrts Short, who took a long time to get starled last year but certain]} isn't dragging his heels thla year. second inning when Bob Bailey doubled and Bill Mazeroskl singled, but Clay Dalrymple •in· gled home two runs for Philadelphia in the bottom of the frame fill loser Bob Friand (H) and John Herrnstein bornered with one on in the fourth . Meanwhile, the Giants lost ground by splitting a double- header with the Cardinals. They won the opener, 3-0. but St. LOuts took tbe ni~btcap, 2-1. '!be Reds downed te Dodgers, S-4, In II innings, J!nd the Mets ruffed 'he Cub6 In the only OTHER National League action. Al Aet!Oo In the American League, the White So" widened their lead to Daily Sentinel, Pome~y-Middteport, o., 2\!o games with a 2-1 victory o>er the Orioles, tbe Ttsers topped the Twins, 5-4, the Angels swept the lildians, 7-4 in 11 innings anc' >-3, the Senators beat the Athletics, 3-1, and the Red Sox scored a 10-inning 7-6 win over the Yankees in the day portion of a doubleheader other , National Leeague action. u, 1964-3[ June Gibson Takes Over Post at Miami U(Ohio) ~·· I 1 The rain yesterday forced th e "I eaa't plteh. .I'm llr*ld of second poatponement ol the Itetpu '' tourney schedule whkh now eanno' end bt>fore Sunday 1 anything back. She says she will return the stuff when her fresh out." - H . husband comes home and she Dear Helbll: can go to tho store. She has I we~t tt the hoopltal lor 111 operation. I aaked a very &oocl girl frienr of mine to come over and wateh my IIChool children until my husband got holllt from work. It wasn't just my children sha watcbed. Her affair with my busband went OD 1951. for five weeks. Finally, he got There will be over 64,000,000 cars a bad conscience aod told me rolling over the roads , an~ they will traof this type of heart block Is everything. I asked her on d vel at least 70 million mtles Thts IS all required. Second and third de- she sa1d It was true and sht made easy because of the accommodagree heart block may cause was terribly sorry. She says she tions that are at hand . There are 62.000 fainting. The pulse count is us- will do anything to make II up motels and 15.000 hOtels. and even a ually about 4a. The severity of to me """ want. to silly my greater numb.r of places of refres~­ this condiUon varies. Although best friend. . ment. There are also an unlimited numthere is no cure, treatment with My hushand 1w1 alway1 been ber of accom111odations at the resort arisoproterenol is very effective. true to me and 1 don't tbink: eas in everv state where people find hosEven better is the electro.nic he wiU cheat again, but 1 can't pitality in private homes. In most _recent pacemaker that can now be 1m· get over wanting to get even years the numbers who use campmg fa. planted under the skin ol the with this so-called friend. Should cilities has become a major factor in abdomen. 1 just forget it and go on •• if tourism. The maJority of those who are nothing has happened?-DEEP· .. . Q - My doctor tells me 1 Ly HURT . ,. •·'- ' ... •.''• ·' f ' .. ' •.,. l""' ... '· ., have an enlarged heart, but he Dear Hurt: ' .c.. . ~id not prescribe anything for i F'm·give your husband and for· Jt.ls It serious? get this community girl frl<nd. . A - Are you sure your doc- If you let that urge to set even ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN WASHINGTON (UP!) Some cent• off regular price ." in the financial fteld . Rising tor didn 't s~y that you were grow, you'll be thinking abOut people regard a weddins anni- Eager to Impress me with 1 from the wr.ckage of so many just naturally big-hearted: En- her every time you look ot bim. versar.v as a milestone. Others what a clever bargain-hunter well-laid plans, we can always ]atgement of the heart may be If you try to stay friends~ yOuI ' as a millslone. Either wa~, it she was, she grabbed it . on the say that we came out ahead on dUe to a leaky valve, persistent 'II ~ worrying about hitil, ~a Is likely to put • person m a !spot. We have be~n usmg the Instant coffee. high blood pressure, toxic hy- ery tune you look at her. That 1 reflective mood. Isame brand ever sm~e. It Is true that durtng this en- perthyroidism and chronic lung no way to preserve a marrlap. My wife and [ will soon be It still has that same "10 tire 15 years we have never diseases such 35 bronchitis or Tell her she's as welcome at Miss Midnight's Notebook : Broadway- the new film version or 11 0f Human Bon- celebrating our 15th anntver· cents orr regular price" on the known what the regular price emphysema. How serious the l, your houa:e as Liz ia at Sybil's. lles wonder what's ailing Jack Cassidy, dage .. - -i05es no opportunity to se~y what ~ar.,·. Which in many respects label, which Is the only reason was s up~osed to be. You can enlargement is depends on sev· - H. the "John Barrymore ligure" of the mu- a terrible actress she is-and yet the mo- Is quite a remarkable achieve- we have kept using it. The .way only ornve a_l that figure by era I factors. 1 would infer that, 1 Your Helplna Hon• Deporlmeat sical hit. "Fade Out-Face In." He's vie is the official British entry in the Ber· menl. Ithe pric• of coffee has nsen takmg the pr1ce you pay and since your doctor did not think IDear Helen: ·. missed several performances with no no- lin Film Festival and Kim is up for the Fifteen years ls by no mean'!! smce we were first marned, addmg 10 cents to lt. H necessary to give you any- 1 want to thank you and all tification sent to !he press Fidel Cas- Best Actress Award. She's demonstrat- a record. But tt does provide we could hardly arford to do However, we never . consid~ thing for it, he did not consid- your kind readers for the plea~ tro has mcreased the number of arms he ing her confidence by planmng to ap- a plateau from which one can otherwise. ered that the regular prH:e was er it serious. Iure they gave my dear friend, Mrs. Allee Kirchhoff, 1 r U e has be~n se-nding to Communist guerril- pear a! the festival- just in case she has look back upon the J!50Und that 1 Figuring our consumption at very important anyway. What ] las in the Dominican ~publi c There are to accept the award Mary Lou Wil· has been covered and evaluate .one jar per . week, I estimate mattered was being able to buy I Q _When 1 look at • street County Farm Home, Bridgehuge stockpiles of a. . ment s all over Hams has recorded a J'azz tune titled the road ahead. . ht t . hi th ] that m Ia ·vears we have patd the coffee at 10 cents below 1tg a rug ere seems to be ton• N· J · She received Rl8ny the Dominican land. ready for a revolt "The Fungus Among Us." fur which she I have been looking back 1178 less than we would have that amount. • . I letters and cords from all over. aa;amst the present governmf"nt wrote the music. Nothing unusual. But over our years together to ... paid had we been paying the This saving probably saved a halo around_ it. Sometimes As she io unable to per'sonally Proof t nat elegance will surreed · The the lyrics were supplied by a New York · could pick out the single- ] regu.lar price. 1 our marrla.ge. There have been there Is a pam 1n my. ~tght eye. write, she wants me to leU evSpanish Pavilion at the World '• Fair-hoo Jrt:st,"' F&t!iti }II. most important element of our ·! his is a source · ~ .great Imany weeks ~hen even 5 cents What cou ld cause th1s . 1 eryone how much. ·she appree· h•en doing so well finanrtally that they they ever hip! marriage. I felt that this lntor- prtde to us both, for tt r.pre- would have tipped the balance A _ If you see the balos with- • tates all the kind thought.a.cAnd no !one-er ('har~r admi~.:;;ion to showings • • • malton might possibly be help- sents our sole accomphsbment l th~ other way. out looking through spectacles I do too. - MRS: <;.V.Ij. r)f nri'l.P winninp· movie shorts There was almost a· cathedral hush ful to younger couple• who are • or window glass, you probably De~r Helen: Reporters interested in the national at the ,.; ' II~ Henry IV (53rd 3nd Lexing- still groping fgr_ the right .torhave glaucoma. This . could al- l Its bad enough for .,my chilc"ene ouehl to keep tahs on Billie Sol ton ) wlu•n ' customers recogmzed Kat.ha~. mula. / ~ so cause pain in one or both drt;n to bt at ages 13 and 15, P..strs anrl hi s possible varatiun pl:1ns At rine Hepburn, I'~ liad;ilt»ppild ~ for • The retrospective lew finds eyes. Since more blindness In whtch are supposed ~· ·be t h • 0 lflast Ont11 government BR't"nrv io;; also still snarl, before ;trilling t<J· Oltnlftoc!l<ut for many things that 'h e contribpersons over 40 is caused by I mos,t difficult yeanl (and they invP<;ti~atine: ramifkation<.:: OF hi s frienrl- a holiday She was we .ring .;lacks, fiats. uted lo our matrimonial wellglaucoma than any other di· are . ) But my hllsband has resh;p with Senators Thr White Hoii<P and a head-scarf, but caused a1most as bei! , _ our home, our chil. ,ease, and since early recognj- lcently. beer. feeling his oats too. Is w~ll-r.,prPsented among the current much of an Impact as if Garbo had walk- dren , our African violets, my lion and treatment could save He thmks all of a sudden he 1s vor"al ,11l"OUps. There are. for Pxamnle. ed in Terry Gibbs' recon1ing career naturally sweet disposition, et_.' ·l· J'OUr sight, you should see an a. real Loclunvar. Oh, ~ wouldo. "The Bea~les" lple.,e rlon't pirk them has b<'omed since he switched disc cc In· But of them all, I would ~•Y , eye dootor without delay. 0 t ever stray (I don t tltink), up by their ears\ and "The Lo~vmrrls" panies In the past five months, he's than Ute most vital faetor has I By PHIL NEWSOM has been denounced by Moscow , 'but the way he flirts - when A sudden panic Is rlevelopine among made five LPs. and is about to record his been Instant coffee. ' UPI Foreign_ News Analyst a> • "ri~h man's club." Q - I get plerclntr Pat o never did before - mtghl Broad\!.13V actors who wPre P'- oe<'tine to sixth . Since John Wayne's son, :\like, Instant coffee ha' given us a l WhateV<'r Ntklta Khrus~chev Romama Is far from being inrough my ears that last about :ma. ke mt dtsgusted except I fill the Summer ~ap with lucntive "h•rn was miured in an auto crash. his wife certain measure of financial ' expected from de-Sta1lnlzat1on Ithe only trou ble spo1 1or the a minute five or six times a ,' st111 have my sense of humor . · theatre ·' work around the countrv . For spends every hour she can at the hospit- stability, without which oo mar- and peaceful ct>exlstenre, tl Is ,Kremlm. . Iday. What could cause these .What do you .do when everybody no disc~rnable reason. scores of Summer· al--so their three children are learning d s· ~ p 1 d u 1 ,1 1 1 ms to be m 5 Is likely to survive. certain that he never expecte I mce 19 o an ' par ;u al'- pains and what can I do to stop I n your . amt Y see ·F''" time producers are canrell;ng prodiiC· how to ride . rope and run with Big John r!age The very first time we went . things to go so far as they ly In agrlcul_ture, has f_o,lowed them? her dlfftcult years! """ tlons. leavin~ the field to the sure-fire . One of the most successful nightclub h h dl 1 CED 1 shopping my wife no- have. a po Icy w tc gresses rom . hot weather operators. Mostlv tent-own- teams received quite a 3·olt the other day grocery .Iced th at one 0 r the bra nds of Th the Moscow line ' A - Smce an Infection In Dear Fagged : · nt t' tho e bl tl f II t · It ers. -a Imos t a para II eI t o th e Plv s n s . ta 1 ff k d ., 10 • com na on o •e wo For severo! years, Hungary your mtddle ear would cause 1 Walt fm your children ! o. • • • ; not only permttted the long- openly · has sotighl the friend- continuous pain, your intermit- grow up and your husband to old musical movies. Alter they had fin· ms n co ee wa" mar e Pre<ident Johnson's camratgn song. ished an •m~agement at one of the nasmouldermg Soviet · Red Chi- ship or the Wost and coUld be tent pain is probably some form grow oldet. '!11at time will come "Onword, Forward, We Must Go." has lion's wp cafes. the management Informnese folld to burst Into the the nellt· among· tlto•sateiHtes to of neuralgia (possibly following all too soon. Meanwhile you'll already heen written by Mary Varallo of ed them they would love to have him open: tt also set the prevtousiY normiiUze · filallOiti ' "willi' the an attack of shingles Jnvotvmg enjoy the present if you keep the Philadelphia City Council and the come IJHck..,;bUrr\0! her.' .· . . CINCli.NATI (UP!) _ Liv,. servile European satellite na· United States. Tourism is en- the head or neck), or a refer- 011 sweetening it with a lively Democratic Women's organization there. A new ~~tch. of lolf UN.s~ctitltf offt- . k. Itions on a path of Independence ccuraged In Hungary and Hun- red pain from arthritis in the sense of humor. _ H. !Well. we didn't figure it would be "How cers. speclallzing in <:redontlals, · have · ''~atile 500, calve• lOO; bulk , which leads them openly to garlans are pertilitted to travel vertebrae of theneck, a de?tal This co•umn Is dedic~ted Ill High Ihe Moon . "I .lames Mason is been railed . In by World's Fair officials receipts good to av•rage choice , defy Knmhn WIShes. outside their own country to a absc..s, poor dental occluston, famtlf llvmg, so if you re hay. getting vocal lessons from a distance of to help clarify the pass snafu and in~ti- ~ 1300 lb slaughter s 1 e e r And in Moscow there musl degree much greater than that or, If you have lost a!l your JDg kid trouble or just plain more than 3.000 miles. Carlo Menottl, tute a ·'fool-proof pass system" Ar· and heifers moderately active, IN> serious consideration or permitted to the Soviets' own teeth, habttually leavmg your trouble, let Helen help YOU. his Carnegie Hall voice coach, sends mando Brego, host of the defunct "Ar- ,steady to strong. cows slow, ways and means to curb the population. dental plate out ~f your mouth. She will welco~ l•ur tapes to him on the set of "Lord Jim" in mando'<" on E. m St., plans to open • 'hulls steady to weak· lot choice present trend If the pains perSJst you should own amusmg expertences. AdLondon, and between "lak••" James new rendezvous for his devoted patrons Iwith few rime 1110• lb slau.!lh· · Perlllll I'Ubllc Criticism have a thorou.!lh pysical check- dress Heten Bottel in oare of studies :hem for his singing debut on - somewhere in the East Fifties, where te "' P21 lots low to aver- The most recent notable ex· Czechoslovakta, "ntl! one of up 1o determine the cause. l~is newspaper. that upcoming BBC spectacular wilh Le- his original restaurant was. He doesn't re sch:r~. l00o.l3!il! lb 20-20.ao, ample ;, Romania. the most htlrd-line of the Com. na Horr.e. think his mo~t recen! loqt,ioJJ. w~s quite hi h oOd to low choice The t!omantaM defied Mos- munJsr· satelljres, now perJmts Laurence Harvev must be in a swlv- right for his clientele of debub~ntes, pes!· It]!) rn!t 'gooa 18-1 9 mixed \cow's plan te Integrate thetr publlo ...,~ to an eiiAml et. He's been embroiled in a long-run- debutaate's and dowagers.' · • · • st~ndard io low good 16 17 _15, economy with COMECON, the ·Nhlch b ' lieglnnlng lo . worry ning fend with Kim Novak since they did tlllty 15 25_16 few lots 1 Communist-bloc counterpart of Moscow. "750-975 Ji, heirers 18.51l- jthe European Common Market, Bulgaria, also a!"OIIX the 0 Do It ~-;;;:;1;;-;;;;;:---::====---R;-~;;,;;;iR;;;:'i; I T' H d c"';,~~e and and Just have completed agree- Stalinism, conUnueo to demoo· 1=~~~.!;~~~~~,:,~tm~e===;-;:;:~·~·-:::;-:,==d~~~:l,~~a:;::~ 19 SOd, gdood, 1 7 ~~8 • utility 1114 . ]ments empected to go far to- strate total· lOyalty to Moscow ' P stan ar ~ ~. cows • ' rd b Udln ltu I nd bu) at a (ll'lcj) ol lncflllsed SoHIS CAR IS PtJr uP ON iHE RAO b 115 16 SO • 17 vt•alers and ' wa u g new cu ra a ' ONE ""'R~ NO-SALE ~ h'' mo;lly steody Ieconomic links with the United viet """""pile 1!111· 1 AND l "E." n N '""' c a~ug ~r caves ' St t The"' .eountrlell· are ComtnumANSACTION BE~NS···· vealers 17-25, choice slaughter . a es. nlst and; tho ,expettaUIIII Is Ulat .•. •. catv"" :>.0-!2, good 1&-211._ I The U.S. agreement could they will rtlllaln so. But the Hogs 2400, bulk receipts ace . lead to Ronlonlan purchase of shift ;ii world '. · eotjuliUnlsm NO··· l OC>N'T NEE D (j.~S··· mixed grades 190-280 lb barrows , complete induslrial plonta, pos· which searcely eoilid have been BUT CAN '101! and gilts, sows near !lYe per ,slbly including a nuclear re- foreseen •• as )o yeal'll CHAN6t .... Y / cent, barrow• and gllta moder· ' actor, and i• completely at , ago at so' llss }~oen\ll!l ·new op0'L? ' aiely acUve, 15-25 higher, sows ' odds .with tho COMECON blue- portunitiestOJM United States. ateady to stro.ng; around. 200 print which would have Umited .And Presia;~~b.i$oo · '. bas rows and glltll 16.80, bulk mtxed the Romanian role to that of indicated he , take ad· head U. s. 1-2 210-220 lb bar· lsuppl!er of raw materials and vantage of theme"'" · t-3 190-230 lb 16.25-16.atl, 2-3 2.10- oil. ~ -· 200 lb 15.75-16.25, 250-280 lb /15-1 RomanlaDB Are Neutral . 15.75, No. 3 290-300 lb 14.25-14.50, Further asserting their in~e· 1 y,_ 1-3 27ii35tl lb sows 13JM, 350- · pendence, the Romanl.an.• have .. , 12-12.7, boan steady at 10.7Ji. ·declared neulrallty In the Sinotoo lb 12.75-13.25, :W lb Soviet quam! and have re12-12-75, boan llleady at 10.75- buked the Soviets for "mts Jn.. , 11, few salea 2!10-250 lb 11.500'., forming" Romanian Uotenen to By Wa)'Do G. Brallllatadt, M.D. lot good and choi(:O 125 tb teed- radio Moseow abOut economlo . Q - -' friend of mine h a s or pip 13. independelM!e ond trade wltb heart bl~k. His pulse Is ahout Sheep 100, all classes steady, \the Wesl. 48 Can ~. 1M> cured? few lots choice and prime 75-8> , Now the Romanian I are ,.... A - Heart block comes In lb slaughter spring lambs 24-25, !ported eyeing pooslble member- different sizes. First · degree aomo good and choice !1-23, eull ship In GATT, the General heart bl~k Is seen In atllleteo to good shom ewes 4 • 6.50, Agreement on Tariff and Trade and Is not an evidence of. ch<>l.. 70 lb leerter !ambo 11. lwbleb 11 wes"rn Ol'lented IIlii heOI'i ~e. Nq . .tmalmtlll AIL STARS Seton Hall Wins In Rain-Plagued NCAA with a posslbl.ity of a Monday game - even with per feet weather hereafter. 20...' lr-==========t FIRST QUALITY Q. REGULAR Certified Oil Stltion ,.....,.., w. Milin St. I . SCRAMBLE RACES SUNDAY, JUNE 14th- 1 P.M. E.S.T. At Tho 'LeaderS MEIGS MOTORCYCLE CLUB GROUNDS 6 Milu North of Pomeroy on Peoch Fork Rood Sponsored By: Meigs Motorcy~le Club NGS '• ., The Lighter Side Either Way, It Puts One In Reflective Mood rtin ... . • Sti'}} Rart•ty Jn Jre•.and Voice of Bro:ulw~v • •• relJo · _g Working WIVes ~ I - 1 j I' Foreign News commentary 1 '111at what pitchers on t h e Detroit Tigers are doing nowadays with astounding success. Ollva, the rookie senaAtloo of , the Minnesota (!wins, wbo is I leading the Arilericao League Friday'• Game• batUng derby with a .362 averLao Ang. at Detroit, night • "". went 0-for-4 Wednesday Kan. City at Cleveland, night r as the Tigers nipped the Minnesota at Wash., night T·,, .•s, 5-4. Chicago at N.Y. 2, twi-nighl Thus, In elgltt games against Dale Harrison and Buddy Baltimore at Boston, night Detroit, the 22-yeaN>Id left· Cundiff teamed on the mound II'" hadned swing<r haa garnered a Tuesday to lead the Jaycees ~ mere seven bits In 36 at bats Softllsll team to a shutout 5-0 ' ! for a feeble .194 avera11e. win over Haoketi's. :, Southpaw Mickey Lol!ch The only hils for the Middle- ,. blanked Oliva In his four at port team were singles by bats (be walked his fifth time Crooks and Roush early In the up agalnat reliever Larry Sher- game, Jaycee bitters were Hamf)'). ilton, Clonch, Cundiff, Eastman, "I threw him high Inside fast· Grueser and Phalin, aU with , balls and outside curves," Lo- singte'll. Uch f!JIJ]ained later. "I tried to The Jaycees are still In sec- , waste the curves, though, set- ond place In the Bend League · ling him up for tbe Inside stuff. standings with 1 J1.2 slate. T & I I wanted to get him looking for T is leading the eight • team the low outaido pitch, the pitch league, undefeated in eight . he can hft, then feed him tbe starts. fast stuff on the fists ." Hackett's .. .. 000 000 0 - 0 z 1 Oliva &rounded out twice, Jaycees ..... 300 020 X - 5 7 0 popped out once and flied out Condiff, Harrison (5) and T. once aga!nat Lollch. Grueser. Hendricks and Wise. _ Khrush Didn't Expect It Ja.ycees Shut Hackett's Out Jn 5-0 Test T0 G0 As Far As It Has .:It• I, ( I ! I' J • Market Report ! I BERRY'1S WORLD :!xed :so- So WE 'VE GIFT-ED ANSWERS "!so I . . ''The ro nly vacation we can afford ~ 1 15 ·'· ttY 1 is in the eSPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS Short I •aCJoc;e! I UFE ~ AVAILABLE ON AU. LOANS I 300 W. ~' S't. - WVar\dotte 2·2111, Pomeroy NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DA~E OHLI~GER, MGR. ,. ~I ~\ ' ~ \ ·, . .' 11-11 •••• Tropical Worsted, dacron -6 rayon and dacron 6: cotton. Wash 'n Wear. eSUITS & SPORT COATS By Sty....,_rt and Mlddiohode •Belt-&lllfoldo-Bracto eSWIM WEAR - .... CAN'T RISK IT eSLACKS ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY ~ ur~urJM••"' ,I 'I • THE DODGE DEALERS Cotton, Decton and Banlon. By RUfby and Puritan J>]aJIIIeclT Let ua help you wit!t a vaclttion loan. We're in buolneaa to help folb who need money. Stop in and aeo ua or P~OJM ahead If you like, . .11!2TO smart style• eKNIT SHIRTS ·ta tile thlnr that'• k-lnr you from a trip you'va "' DOCY.ft\R J. SAYS· ~deeve and eolors. By Arrow and Monticello ...~a~~~~!:'_ l . Gifts He'll Appreciate From His Favorite lffen's Shop: We're out to break records! Just like the sales increase "'cord we set last year. And lttat takes action .•. action cars, action deals, and servic• befo~eand after the sale. But then, that's the way we like to do business • • • C!VInl folks what they 10 for. at a price they can hardly resist. Take you for aranted1 Never. And, to prove it even more, we back every sale to the htlt Before you buy.aivt us a try. I ' .J Summer Hats & Cep. · · By /1 . Downie-Gross POMEROY ,PORTIS ·., R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. I MILL & SECORD STS. - l : MIDDLEPORT 0o . . I �.. , • • ' I . >. • • I• !)ally Sentlnel, Pomeroy • ceded Ml' In death. SllfViviiJi is anotller ~Stanlwd Moldoll'l of AshtoaJ · two Hu~l;I.Dpon · . ct.qhlm, Mrs. Freeda Jordan, PT. Pt:EA:SANT 'J Funeral Pl. P1easa11t and Mrs. Opal Aft. service was conducted at ·2 II"• ol HuntlngtoD; a grandcbiJ. p.m. Thu...y for Mr1. Deollo dren and twonl)l .,.eat lflndo U ol Aohton, VI h o chlldro. Burlol wu ill the !aJ~>. at tile bollll ol a lly oomotory neor the '-•· Boyd Meadows in Huntln&· ·Middleport . u .. June 11, 1 Mrs Meadow• Die~~ • •·w ' ·· Tu. MABON P~ Mro. Jooepb Llsh. two dau· I'URII'Oil( CUBED' SBAl Honle Sousage- •• 451 . . 89c f '----..Jf 3 .' Milk .. Catsup I DRESS SHOES-- FLATS eBLACK eBROW!'l eR FD eBEIGE WHITE J ' .... 75c M,U NT' I _.,.._.;._ 3 ~-39c Oleo , u. soLID _ __ 3 .. 39c . \ I .88: $ OUGHTON'S Ill• •, . MARKINS FOOD MKT. ·. I R .l''. RUTLAND, 0 • . • Si•es 4 To 11 SWISHER Ia LOHSE AA - B- D Widths Manufacturer's Closeout DRUG See Us For Your RIIIIOdtllng Neech Better Grade Spring Shoes ~UUT • Kitchen C.llinets 1e Flloor 'Jile QUALITY REGULAR Certified Oil Station eFormiu Top e(eiling 'Ale Justin •P•neling ~---FREE Alweys Apprecletedl • Stonn Doois Billfolds e JIDrm WiRifouM 'I ESTIMATU--' 3.95 to 7.95 A wide selection · NOW ON !!Ill PLAY AT SWISHIR & LOHSII FOREMAN & ABBOTT BACHNER'S in MASON ,. ·r' I'' . SMOKER'S SPECIAL eO.nuino $1.50 WY 2-5321 Brewlftr Pipe e 2 Paclct tlr W•ltw Rel•ith ' Simon's Save{You Cash •.. Not Stamps! ALL FOR I' Buckeye Sliced Sliced BACON 3 I I e Pipe Co~ Beoklet Pork Steak Luncheon loaf Longhorn LEAN TENDER • lb. • • • That's All You Pay TiJlit.. .... _•-ot·• ....... .. NEW NYLON .. - --· •• • • Servit Brand Yellow Setad Oleo __ 2 lb.29c Mustard Argo Brand 2 ~~:.29c Peas llol.49 I" c Preserves 7c Ofif Box Scotties Sun1hl11• Oxydol --- •••• 69c Pretzels MIX or MATCH SALE I - 1 RFGAL STARS e CHOC. FUDGE ~- Super Market ~opulor SPECIAL FOR · Si11 lltck FORD, PLYMOUTH, Tube TyJI' With 3·T Nylon Cord 3 IIIW All-Weather "42" in 7.50 x 14 or &.70 1 1& tubeless Blackw1ll $10' plu1 1111 • rootpn61t tlrt. Alii/ ~/If lrttl,.ln It not·fl'tppdlt. • Rev B. R. In Mason, W: Va. ' . Open Daily 8:00 to 6:00- Satllfday 8:00 to '8:30 • ,1 Jame~ or Olatta- I nooga. Tenn .. was the Wednesday ol Mr. and guest M". George B. Lerner. Rev. James is a former pastor of the Hart- 1 1 lord Mr.Methodist and Mrs.Church. Donald Smith ore op ending two we••k• ! I vacation Fla. In Fort Lauderdale. I 1 Juhlin& McCiuna spent scv. I eray dayt the past week in Cherleoton vlttJUnr Mr .and I Mro. A. Keith McClung, Jr .. : ' and oon. Ale•. ' Harry Glhi>s of Front St. Gaflipolis. i't-~=========================~-J aal,patietn at !he Holzer ·•Hos,plt· : INSTANT CREDITI for hold trs of ch1111 plates & n"lonal Oltdiltardl I, No nmit on mllflths /No limit on 11JIIoJINI> If A. GOPOYEA~ TIRE FAJL9 UNO'Eft T~IS limot as to reo~&/ No hmol ·o• to IPtfd /lor GUAMNTEE lftl of mor~ then 10,000 th e entire life ot the tread. " · Gqoc~Ytj!r de•l•11 In lht Untl~ $taJtt 1114 ALL NEW G(\()DYEAR AUTO TiR'EI 'ARI! . COnodt will "''"" IIIDVjtnct 011 I OIW lire GUARANTEED •ulnst defeets in workman~ ~u~.a an o~g1nal tr•d ~ remalnlnl ship and ma~erl1li and normal road hazards, rl~ ,e:u.rrent GoodYiilr Pritt except repalt~bl• puncture:~. : • L_____...,;~....;------.:·_______~.;...,~"':::~~===~=======::i= • RIZEil'· !IO~ED~~T~PANY ' YOU'LL LLKE OUR SERVICE ~ ' POCKET WATCHES WATCHES Westclo• 3.95 ond 4.95 ZIP PO Electric Lighters Shaven Always Welcome eNorelce eRomlntfGn esvn"-"' St. Regis-3.25 PURE PORK SAUSAGE .. lbs. $1.00 SWIFT'NING Pure Shortening KRAn MIRACLE WHIP :; 49c At Low Budget-Pleasing Prices! 'SLICED BOLOGNA 3! S9c GILLEn& SUN-UP AFTER SHAVE--- - King tl18 1.® : <lift wrapped - lbs. l I GILLETIE SPECIAL- SAVE 52c LEMONS ------ Gillette Sun-Up After Shave Gillette Adluttlble Razor Stainl811 StHI Blades - - - - - -- ...,,. OLD STYLI .,_.. . · MUSTARD -----..... "'''1 ' \ SWIIT llliAit . ' . Whole Kernel CORN 2:: 29c ·. White ... Canned BREAD .*!• EVAP. MILK ' ,.00 ·.. 8 1.00 cans In The Aeart of Pom•roy .._SATURDAY TfL' P.M. 1 -, '~ .. $1.85 t TIL 7:09 P:M. OLO SPICE SHAVE LOTION and SPRAY DEODORANT --~------ both for 1.25 WILLIAMS LECTRIC SHAVE, REGULAR, IC£ ILUI AQUA VELVA and AFTER SHAVE - ' '· O'l!fi. fy.NINGS F~~ OLD SPICE SHAVE LOTION and STICK D!ODORANT _ _ _....:;-::::......_ both for 2.25 -~ ..,_ Your lt"lttlr '111111 I'NIII Our Store THiiY All WOiltH MONIY TO YOUI ,JIIIt av. your -rea~~ter lllJII and brlna them to u• to be added. We will pay yilu 2Y.o% cf the total. WAID CROSS'.SONS beautiful bolt.lt>. A $2.37 VALUE 1 .. 1 • GOODYEAR I\IATION·WIDE •1110 LIMIT" GUARANTEE l'hono WY 2·2141 TIMEX FOR HIM ) 'I MONEY DOWNI •. . lbs. $1.00 SUN KilT t pkgs•. ' ' ; CHEVROLET pkg, PHONE nl-5544 .:_ 670xl5 REGULAR 39c EACH SANDWICH •z MOlE TUFSYN 5 lb.59c , •..29c tl•nt STRIETMANN eFIG BARS e LEMON CREAM e FUDGE STICKS IIUST tin Sugar 89c lbs. WHITEWALLS WITH EXTRA Mll.IAGI ••. 1'2c 4 400 $1 3 CHUCK ROAST _lb.33c ILUMIIII ALL-WEA'ttiER "42" · : MILD CHEESE S GROUND BEEF llbs, ~ SPICED lbs. $1.00 _Pit fArg- ttiection ...• • • -- - P 5 to 2·50 BOX CIGARS - •• · ·all hi.s favorites Beef Check the Item .. Check the Price! . ' BACON ENDS .ft7: o •Y · . ~DAYS ,A WEAK .........- ... 1.66 : �' • -----~~~~---·r~ c""' 0 ; , . Po.;,.roy Gang.Ian·d'.8 Blue in · Bloods , kSh A weddin River OeW.S Scout 2f91• bavtns. bah ••I• · Bend Citlzens 1Friday, June 12, ar the Kroger I ~1J,r s:c;;ri ~:::~~ :~~::.::?~:~ ~~; o:~f.9~~~~! ~!':!'!,(UP!) 0:!!Pof:~gl~~'s $ 0 CJA L ~ Band Radio club will hold their ,.. the , hers are urged ro be present. 'nre rlllden Rule Class or The Women's Missionary SoMiddleport First Baptist church ciety of tho Pomf!'O)' First Bap"Will have a _wiener roast at the tist church will meet at the ' Middleport Roadside Park e~n church Thursday at 7,30 p.m. Th :rsdav at 6 P m. All m with Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel and b.xs bring thPJr own WJeners Mrs. Daisy Jasper as hostesssud buns. es and Mrs. Jooepb Cook, pn> JUNE ~~ gram chairman. The Past ~ouncllnrs or Theo- The Catholic Women's dub dorus Counrll Daughters of Am· of lhe Sacred He'art church will enca will meel Thursday eve· tneet in the church auditorium. ou1g at the home of Mrs. Char· Thursd83' at 8 p.m. There will be a white elephant sale. FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT Jum lZ •. USE KERATOLYTIC ACTION Mary Shrine White Shrine '~ 8£CA LISE II •lou&"ht of! !he tnhdltd ' " altll) vou . - bu lthy •k•n rl!placr ' 1 f Jerusalem will meet at the ~e~~ut~-<J;~~n~r~t~to1:;.UJ~. ~e~•, ~OOF hall Friday at 8 p.m. 1 Potluck refreshm;nts be P~WDER too - rJne rnr1 $WI!SIY feet. served following the meeting. J· =ttwa~.;.;::tlt':t;w t~!~"'"' ~~~~ The Mothers' Club of Boy • ~ t'•·~~u :ep~tc~A~,:t,r:;rr!'l .~~\ I ~- w~1 -~ I Orua-. Pomeroy, o. June 21 LE-a St';(. Homemade baked &ooda • \ S.tlany ~Dtlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, olJUJl, 11, 111M_ celebr~ or ·•7. .tn~nd.s of Dottle and Tom ar falling, Charleston 17.92 station- thony J. (Big Tuna) Ac~a~do. rnvrted. ary. London, Marmet aruf Win- . Scores of hoodlums )Otned about 1,000 other guests A shower and belling for Mr. field dams were on the sills. I in bearing coi~Sh gifts of up to $1,000 to Anthony R. and Mrs. Terry CUIJu~ (~e Accardo, 29, and his beauty q~een bride, the for~er former Carolyn Googlem) Will Boat movomeota: Janet Marie . Hawley, 22, daughter of a Green Rrver, take place Saturday, 8 p.m. at Ohio River- E T Jones up Wyo., rancher. the Hemlock ?rove Grange Hall. Evtryone Is welcome . JUNE 13 The Farm Bureau Youth Council will sponsor a ru~mage sale Saturday. June 13 m the street level office at the courthouse. 0£ . . · · 1:, 12 . 10 ~-~dnJChrlsty-up Undecover agents from 14 the Tony (Pineapple) a:m .. C a:~ tev C while i!' .6:]stO Fed&ral Bureau of Investig&- e~:·bank robber JJmycParore,-hilmlkeros ll tion lurked . around the cana).. ~ept an eye on the 3 .20. a.m., T o;o up a.m . : J:n~ :son ' 5 Eldorado 4·ui ' Ollcago police department and served as a watchman llP, 16, infested Villa Venice wh~ parked the gllltentng lim· restaur· COnON KNIT 3.20 a.m ., rg~ · up ' ant in auburban Northbrook to ousmes of the gu_ests. . 2:20 a .m.; Luther HeLonlman col"h a gUw.nse of the eel&There was sqme wild drfv.. d 17 5·25 8 ffi ' reDS ,_ ••"t' oodJ ~ •·• own • · · ·' . brants lng u b 1JIIII ..., .. een down 18· ?:20 a .m.; bungs Pomt On band for the affair were tbeir powerful can ~;qtp the 1 25 1 Felli"_ (Milwaukee PhU) Alder· parkiq 104 and Ucshfelded ur ' . a.m.. . isio Murray {The Camel} their faces from po C8JDoo I down 19 • 7=20 a.m.: c. v. Harn.. Hu~breys, Jimmy (The ras •t U.e same~· er up 20, 2 a .m .; St. Marys Allegretti, Paul (T e Accardo, the graying father ! down 20, S: 10 a.m.; Queen City Waalter) Ricca Joey (Caesar) o! the groom and cbauHer up 20, 7:10a.m.; Cherokee down DIVareo and d~zens of other tbe late gangland kingpin SHIRTS do~ :·.~ a.~·j0~ ~ ~= Monk~ S-M-L-XL ~ Asst. Colon_ ,~· 21. 1:55 a.m.; Beaver up P 21, underworld characters. (Scarface) Capone durmg a.m.; Jerry Bosworth up bibitlon, headed lor hi• swomk ll Cong. Homer E. (Pete) Ab- ' 21, UO am.; Jefferson down ELLIOTI"S PROMOTED bullet-proof home with ele has introduced a bill to is- 123. II :20 p.m.: Elgercli!! down AUB\}RN, Ala. (UPI) -Jerry wife shortly alter the brill• II in honor of General Douglas 123, 6:40a.m.; Peaee up Gr~n- Elliott; Auburn University's , a:;;n;;d~groo~m~;;;;dep~a~rled~·~:""="ill 1 in honorof General Douglas I up 10:25 p.m.; Bayou Lorr~e sistant freshman football coach, !I MacArthur. j up Gre"""UP 12'55 a.m.; Lrttle has been named varsity de!enFOR THE BEST GIFT FOR uo VALUES IN ALL •·Genrral MacArthur wa s a Edward up 9reenup 2:10 a.m.; sive end coach and scout, ac· distinguished American who Southern up Greenup 3:55a.m.; cording to Athletic Director h" 1 1 I served his country admirably Linda Chotin up Greenup uo IJell Beard. for over half a century dllring a.m.: Harry Dyer up Greenup 1 bot11 war and peace. His con-4:50a.m.; Defender down Green- I BIDS INVITED cPpl of dut y, honor, and coun· up 5:40a.m.; F. H. Johnson up I Coal bids are being accepted tl)' "houuld stand as a guid- Greenup 7:45 a.m.; Allied-Ash- for 35 tons of stoker .coa1 ror ing light to all of us." Abele 1 land up Greenup 7:55 am.; the Middleport Poat 0 I I Ice. commented. j Eastern down 31, 4:45 a.m .; Deadline for bids is June 2p, 1 ''JI is with _great plea,ure i Reliable up 32, 2:20 a.m.; bidders may inth::tt I have Introduced this ilton down 32, 3:55 a.m.; H. at the post office, accord· ' bill to honor one of our m o s Bowles up 32, 6:05 a .m.; l i~~to~~:~~P~a~ul~C~a~sc~L~I di!> tinguished citizens and sol· bara Brent down 33, 3:45 a .m .j diers. I have requested th~t 1 Mr. Mack down 33, 3:55 a.m.; the first day of issue of this Lynn B. down 33, 4:05 a.m.; MENS WASH & WEAR SLACKS· Home Furnls lngs SOFA BEDS _ • WASH & WEAR sss BAKtR fURNI Bermuda SHORTS TURE Sizes 29-42 Asst. Fabrics &: Colon 1 tl f MIDDLEPORT, 0. It w. .. Summer Toys stamt,', be made at McArthur, IS Ray up 33, 1:40 a.m: slurOhiO. gess up 33 4:55 a.m.; RavensThe bill has been referred •to wood up 33', 5·15 · am · .,· John · the co~mittee_ on Post. Office Ladd Dean up 33, 5:25 a.m. ' and _Civil Serv ice of which AbGallipolis Dam _ Mama lear ~ 1 · ele Is a member. up 9..40 p.m .,. Bob Benter down IU5 p.m.; A. J . Patten down I MENS SHORT SLEEVE 1 News Programs Expanded in Capital City IAfl liH- S11111i: drut lb'll. Ttllt )'(lu Ute IIIII tlm1 In 0111 quid! 111nce. 17ltWIII, s!IOCIWHIItanl I• pllow or fll,ll wftlb. lOliTA n- R•tllll 111td n~~t~~tr1t1 * proof•. twHp aCGnd \ ~llld. tom~lnltlon sn• .. pinelon ll111d. EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF and televiSion stations BULOVA have · · Y up expanded news .Jl)!il1U1111;ll a.m. The Hartley New8papen, a group of neighborhood weekly newspapers that ai!;O publishes THE GIFT QUALITY WATCH a weekly general metropolitan edition, also announC'ed it was Come in cuul see our extensive coUection of BuLOVA watches from $24.15. panding illt coverage ol local news. ' Services for Dwight Gibbs sz.,. Sna'p Tab, Button Down & Regular Collar Style1 I PAJAMAS MEN'S r; Regular or Shorty e SAND TOYS - Shovels, Pails, Etc. eBEACH TOYS- Wadihg Pools, Inflated Rings, Beach Balls, Baseballs, Bats, Gloves PICNIC SUPPLIES <""' . ,~(f:\, ~.H&:;. Air ConditioMCI For Your Shopping Comfort e EVERYTHING FOR OUTINGS - Plates, Cups, Spoons, Forks, Cold Chests, Thermos Jugs, Etc. ~ GOESSLER MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT JEWELRY STORE Court St. DRESS SHIRTS :·~••• - 12 :40 a .m .; Titan up 2 a .m.; Solvay down • 3:40 a.m. Kanawha Riwer--0. F, Shear· er up Marmet 8:50 p.m.; Thelma Ann down Marmet 3:35 a. m.; Semet up Marmet 4,40 a. m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. down WID. fi eld 11 :20 p.m.; Helen Z. down COLUMBUS (UP! I - Because Winfield 1 a.m.; Price down of a stnke that_has closed down Winfield 1: 40 a.m.; Lucy Jane both local dally newspape~s Lucas down Winfield 2:35 a.m.; I and one _weekly , a_rea radro l A E D ke Wlnlleld 4:50 marUrt. 23 !ewell, Hlt-wlndlnl, water- . most Moore, hrrde-elect or Tom ,Cu - on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.- ed characters jammed a subu~ban roadhouse Werklesday tis on J~ne 2 at 7,30 p.m. at Pl. Pleasant 245.02, Hinton night for a sumptuous weddmg _feast tn honor . of the the Racme B&ptlst Church. AU• .98 falting, Kaoawha Falls Ll7 newlywed son of re!)uted underworld czar emeritus An· Abele fers BI"ll lO Issue ·" S eCia • }Stamp AGREAT ' CHEVELLE by Chevrolet Pomeroy FRISKY AS IT CAN BE ... FINE A BUY AS YOU CAN GET (even finer now!) Trade 'N' Travel Time is running out at your Chevrolet dealer's. This is about your ~t ohance to get in a whole swnmerful ?f fun Wltla a beautiful buy like a Chevelle Mabbu wagon. Let us point out some Ieos obv1oue pleasures, It has curved side windows- not just fot look.s, but to give you more shoulder room. It hao those self-cleaning roeker panelll beneaiJI tbe doo111 that resist rust. ...- ••n•• zas11 Inside, tbe llllholslav cMr ~ wide ._, eushioned seats IS soft, 4um1Jle ~~;.,. witJI We IIIIi.' 11311t BD~g pia~ it. Cbt<d'*:.r'llloolllluW~~t ..,..__.,_ - u - - ..,.......... ~. tltae durlag TMde 'N" Travfi Time. ' 'beg Wago~~~~, eoupes, ~ ~ ~ roedans. One's as beautifal a buy • tbe otlter. lt'aup to JOIL But 1MDr7, w~ JQU cktrl DI'SY·DO-Soccer players wiod up in ptany forms Qu("ing b~t,tle for the ball and . here's • new one, caUed the "Rugby Roll,'' uncovered during EngliSh match. . .,TOO Q.OSE fOI COMFORT-But the closeness o! pitcher batter is a camera. trick, if you will Pitcher is Dick <)EHSI•orth of the Cubs and the batter Roy McMillan of the :·.:~ •~•1•, during recent game in Chicago. Long lens does it. IEAIING DOWN ON DOWNING- The Yanhc.~· soph fl <~ sh, pikhcr Al Downinf!", shows how he fires ball during recent gr~me in Yankee Stadium, a gDmc he won, BRAND NEW l)QMINION 20"ECONOMV EASY WI,.OOW PORTABLE WINDOW PAN· INSTALLATION How's this for a bargain on a fan that'll bring yoo u.. .........., ,.,,..... - new comforr! Big, two- speed fan brings in 3300 cu. ft. of cool air per minute .•. turn it around and exhaust hot , stale air. Lighlweight and convenient • w . . . ... ........, ... ...tt..r, ...l _ .... _ -~. 1'11wtodowl74tli" wtM. eb (oltpt - ll.u>Jie for easy <arl)'inJ to any room in !be housl APPI!!AL nLED OTHER FANS, 13.95 up I Eb~rsbach ' -HD - Hardware - W. MA!N ( - - ----··" ·"l" ' ... "" ' ~ . .. -~ --- - . ~· . ex-Marine now ~ i ·., ~. 1!;: ft•.,',.- ,:, • 0 J ~..;.&;; Vic ZW9lat croesel the- finish line in. MY·NIGHT GAMI-Tbat longest game in major league history (time-wiS@) is during the IC-4A "'"' IIDii tqG. 11141 3,DOD-IIlfiU ~ · l~-~· , " :J ~· ·····: ... . '· 1 I 4 f. ~ ~ . ' · , ··· (' .• /1"..,~ '3-("(.r;l•~' ~: r' - ~. 1 >l" ll! ·'··l ·' ii'. ·I ' ~~-' -t>··.. , ". "Everything In Hardware" ru~ing ~ Vlllanov4, nea~ing in ·~Villanova, Pa., and then, a hal! hoUr later, ran In Yorlt,wlth onJT a~ o! the massive erowd of 57,037 paid.still on band. Sct>ne.is the Mets' Sladbam '14 ~· . -w,on,.tha~ .~~ ~ ·~\"'' 1(or tltref,,.,~: ~. 13:~3, breakrna .own mark. rn...w alld Meta plo,ye4 a doubleheader, the IOCOnd 1ame goin1 ~ inniaas IUld laalina 7 ·houu ant' liJ llli!i-... ;,~ l t . ' M · , "!.\ :-.... , -·\ • Bbftibtittd bv Kin:g Feo.turea Slfncftt:GJ~. .,;"$ ... . -- rt<»rd time In the . • ·,. .f·o ,, ' 0 , ' li!\1.. ~~.~~•"""'" ••.,,b "· ~7.. ~~~-,'.:,Jpr ·_-J.-:.iit·"t..;:~N.;~~";-:';' ~ ·~ ,•f;·' ... ' il -·~.t. -, .. d ! ~"· ... " ' I'{• '.,- " , , , ...... ,<. ' ~ ·: I ,t, .• ..,. •.~, ... - .....·~., .;.., • .,. . . . • .. • 14 • . :I· ... an end here New \, �. .•• - ~ . I _ •••" '' ' f:. ' ' ·" .. ..'~ I •' "' • '' , Women~, VI~ WANT AD . By GAY I'AtiLBY . "ra aot a. C&l'llf WOIIIIlJ .loy ft'EW YORK (l]PI)-WortiiJC n IOid , lhe INFORMATION ........ DQ ...,... ............ ~-"--. Yaw:£ .... .W.,. .- - . .,.. A. .. trlc brolte. Rld1ard 1111, Mlddlepor~ Oblo. Midd I ,... .,., &ml CCI ec!il 1r1' ~ .,..,...._,_,D._ doru enct nmg I USI OEO ~ "''"' tl:e•~ dooh' 1M E~TGn u-ru ' l.:eftb i Wau• A.d ~- ,..,, ,... •ani. tnahr•Um r.b.,.,. 11111 ......... Hat.o / • tJ CeotJo (1ft .otd ... 1'lln- ,.,. ..eMJt'... l'll..,.tinnt. • ,.,., Otseot~m ell .-1111 Ht ' • ..., ... , . .ld wlthl,. 11 dl'fl. I:AitD 01 rHA NJU; 6 Qa1T'-' 4RI&8 - tt.~ tor 10 ~ .-m. tll.ltlm la"!h IIC&dlttnnal • ' " 11. 1kin. G•t dJ' ..:.0 dMtft-' ~~ - ·-.. ~~ - ...-~·'~!.a"~ ·-~··- ·"'mor. ~PI.,_,_...., 111..ruo. , Th OJ"nCI tiOUU a:JO a. ll. t.n 11.00 .. .a. O.U:r tat1lrllu ~¥1 .t. .M .. rT'i so £AJ'I TO P\Jt(:J:~ BESVLT PROU lNO •!OD •- Plonts, WDUam H. ,Syracuae. I 1 tfc One modern 4 room and bath apartment lllcluding MODEL 98 Mal18ei' 8 mm hardwood floors, gu hunt'".. ... rifle. Weaver heat, gas cooking stove, scope with swing - out and electric refrigerator, mounts. Call WY2-2519. (6) 10 3tc located centrally In Mid· I"'R SALE- Middleport's ton dleport, close to shopping est boiJdlnc, lOCated :152 N district, schools, and Secood Stree~ Middle,.rt PrlcecJ klr ~· .... Inquire at Ohio Hotel. 10 II de GE sweeper with new guarantee IIJlll attachments. Tutone churches. 60 Priced •• above, $ See or coli D1vid C. Miller pastel color and on wheels. Middleport, 0. •ow Full cash price, $21.00. Terms. Ph. WY 2•5191 Phone WY 2-2204. for ·b 1!6to PHONE WY '2·2157 SINGER Automatic Zig Zag furnace 1-::~:::~::::::':~==:'j aewing machine. No attach· WY :WS19. 4 28 tfc N..Olce ments needed to buttonhole, t ROOM apartment wltb bath. "" sew oo buttcns, embroidery, Phone WY US85 etC. Just set dial and sew. · 5 1 Uc '""' ..... -~ OUR DEAL f"ahlt~ttc. .,. ,..._ - - "" .,.., Midd Thlr b.:rs .. uouu1'10~• me~ Pay only $72.15. Terms. Guar· anteed. Phone WY 2-2204. 6 5 6to hea~b :~ a.rT-~ HACK&n'S Quality··· Low Price! 1963 PDntlac Tampest SOHIO · WY Ntti " $2295 Lelolass Convertible. Rod flnllb, bloot top, white lnt.rlor with bucket seats, 'on tbo Qoor, ICI8 H. P. ontlno, rodlo, heater, a real aharpit. 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ traos., whl-.11 t1reo, Ndlo, lltot- er, oeat belts, beautltul tng interior. whtto • - IIJyor blue wltb Jllllch. $1545 ~':: ~~~~;u~~. ·! :'-. ::t'n':: 1961 Chevrolet Biscayll' 2-DoDr _ $1495 HOLD ON 'THAR, 'IE LOW· OO\NN, 15000; FER·NO!HiN: 5HIF LESS SKONK~ = · =• ataalft ·~· Hydro-Malic, pOwer steerlnB, rad\0, heater, 1""4 tires. 1961 Corvair L1kewDOd Ita. W1gon $1569 Less than 28,000 actual milea1 tpotless interior, Power.. glide trans., radio, heater. SbUJJ dark ~~en finiU and c;ean interior, whit~wall tires ·~ new. at. To ~~=~~~=~~~ prapla.,. II.Uft IH. A 17.0blala 811..11oco1Jt: 4l.~btru ~•.&.beetlo 411;Jilmble 1960 Chevrolet lmp1la +Poor_ $1595 ...._ M.l'ut4ot 41.H..._ I-vry arul .blue finllb. Spoile.. lnle:rior, rodlo, h..tor, V6 en~ine, ~owerglide, .like new whitGwall ·Uret. 4/f. Bb&peo $1295 - DOWJr"• -, SpoUess dean intBior. Whtte finish, V~ eQ;lne, power steering, power brakes. auto. traM .• radio and beater. ·I. I.Ah 1957 PDntilc H.T. CDupe hr"J;~ a. Re<lplent . . 1960 Olds "88" 4-DoDr _ _ _ $1595 196o DDdge Ph01nix 4-DoDr u...1 ~aeld. m-l~~~d Jf.Knocko 28.M...,._ oUI- Local owner, clean Interior, t1r. like new, jet hlaot fin. ish, Powerglide, heater. jet ~k finllb, lit'!', -~ 'I'IINqb • .: ...,_ ~-•.and acqualnlecl with of _- _,• .,.,..:~ ._ pt. Kennedy lamUJ-"ftea vau'Nd ~· iiNi c '!• "t ~ wltb me ltlllllld •r. ohe wltb ~ jl'owlng, 'Ujl , IHI an lond teelo very otiuta abol.•tl estole lbol had Ill nu bUery, lhe Keunodya~ " Ito 01111 ~· IIIII .. . . . Ill The lllle ~ had 01t'll ~.,.C:~:.;.,; ,.. ' ed Jreiand In It wili .11 tho ·•DIIIIJI hor.- Advuee ltr TMr J111J loll Co!mlrt:..- ,_;:':"ber at bout. Rod bueket seats, white llnioh, 4 oq llie Qoor. radio on4 hea&er, loo4 Urea, 102 engine. Local owner. Clean interior, - ·l'. a... ~_961 R1mbler Classic Sta. WagDn _ $1295 Radio, heolor, like now white... tlnl, ou!Dmotle ohlft. Beij!e ond coral flnllli. · )1961 CDrvalr MDnUi CDupe This little j ewe! io lho one for 1!1• younc r·· ·;,.; ,.·~-~1 U.- - $2895 VB on1tne, PoWVJ~lldo • u much • Pitt of 111 • 11. · · ....,. u ~ U . old ciiWihllr, Aloe. ~- wa and lhe ... , pool. lD In1oad, IIIOIIIha old wbm bor fa. however, they ~ a rarity IIIII, fllol.' wu ldlllfll 111 .., acctdent .~Ir1Bh WOIII8D ,...... an ... lhe flmlly'l eotale at ua. ' . Dorolh · Tub Meath, IHIII!de DabiiD. y rtdy, ol Dublin, .. . . . Is • IOClallte who went 1D W«k "1 b&a lo pull lb1np IDC~tber obow II MMleon ' Square Gl!'" 111 !tiN federallze'd NallolllliBAitNEY GOOG alter. her busband, Michael a for tho cblld's olko," she oon- i!en • lhel ·Jin· 'I'Wirlcl1 mel Guard ~ ltood by ill LE and SNUPI'Y IIMI11" champion borsenuut, wu kinect dnued. . .. · · ~ K~ wljoql obe ,j:8llo h~ u Gov. a-&• Wallace 1 in a rld1nJ accident In 11154. "But Jrelal>d, doem't have · ~- Kwi!:IDUJ. ~~ ~ 1 allowed two Nesrueo "' ~uu 1 tllow sbo is writer, radio 111111 more than a_.~ or .ro__ l'd bave. ,. , : ., >• In tho Unlwnlly of Alllbama. televlsiiHI commenletor, traveJ. say of reallY 1W c~ : worn-· .. _. ·-· - -- - • Ina representadve for two at en. There ..are the deJICDert · .. . · :: · . , Ireland'~ besl tnown lndustrlea, s,bu Coi!DOUY. ~reno Gll)le11 AAtlY .i· c·ao·ssWORD •nd agent setting up hulldng and Alma LlviL 'Ibe \OWD oL ;r ~·· ., ~ .... :. · tour1 of her homeland. Limerick hu • WODJal mayor. LPolt:to-. ;_ , !~ JL u-lad, There are few lt'OIIIOII Jn guY• . . ' •~<>be'' , emmeo~ , ..only two In ParHa· t.-ot . ._,.__ uM~he • obo a close friend at ment." . rl. fl:,.. ..,.u. 20: l!ln· · Robert F. KennedY, 1be . . . , u .. f, ~ ol tanp attoniO) geoeral's wife, and aJ. "ThiJ is because In Ireland 11:·~ ,. · ' · .'i;,~ ••· Cuckoo 28·::..,. wars •lalte the Kennedy famlly the home IIlli Is paramount. · oallrit•... In McLean, Va., when ohe II In Famllles are large. y.'omen U. Wllklrl& · . . ; -·· J'J.Dioeeou the Unite<'. States. feel ~ bale 1D min their 1 '·!:,"' · ...,..,. Talb ol Ceetrut chlldreo s early yeara. Ill: 11811 &t ...!;:"' a. - t . Durlni! a trip to New York Wives aoalda'i Work work . JJt. bllpot.:Sed : : ~ ID ar.range World's Fair ezbi. "And lhe men sWI feel wives· lf. Ofton: lT. Chap .....,. bite for lhe two firms. Mrs. sbould not wort." a.li:i . :M.CIIIJ4'o Tubrldy lelked of the contrast- Mrs. Tuhrlcly, a slim'· hand- , 18. Bta!l lt. Cl&l"J , 11. 1111 Ufe of women In Ireland rome woman wltb bide-guy . ot)llo ao.~ and In America. eyes and oborl dart hair, said 11· at'••bMJo IIIODL Pbono WY W658. 5 Z7 Uc COUD"-t'IONI to'lll =..mother · :::;·~.son II. ...... YOU WILL LOVE , ..., ...... - .... - ._ .. II ~~~~~~~(~I)~W~~Ir::::~~~~::-:~ fOR RENT c~noNa ..., P . . . • ·' $695 V-8 engine, auto. tra01 .• good tires, clean interior, bei&e and gold finish. . ~ · DAJty CR'rPfOQuoT£ - Here's how to work .&.li:YDLBA.&.X& lo LONQFJ:LLOW ·"', for~_ loU. limply- for ..of:ller. ID - 10mplo A 1o .... ' -~· l!>no-L'.,lf. I« tho two O'a, eft. Btqle Jetton...... ;;:!':'d.., tho llllgt.Ji - at lbo _,.. oro all IIIII..: . •r the . . ~etten- . lllfreN:Dt. Truck Buyers See These ,7o, 1961 ChevrDiet ~ Ton Pickup • $1395 8 cyl. PowergUOe, deluxe cab, 4 new truck tirel, beige finJsh, beater. 1963 CDrvair Panel _ _ _ $1795 Local owner. good tires, LookJ and runs like new. 1960 CHEVROLET · Tandem axle, GOox20 tires, 15' dump body. · Youn for a fraction of tbe or\einal COli •• , · ,' ' > ROGUM I ~ • tiONriH 'lnowuCii I'BID.&I 1:11 SIP o. , II It CABIN cruller and 1ro11 , ~ ,l!'!lh 125 1!- p motor, f350. , Qall 'lVI Alll' or WI ..-. (I) ,10 Ito $5295 . ·- . ... OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 P.M. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY AT .. KEITH GOBU FORD USED CAR LoT f44 TO CHOOSE FROMI Sta. Wac.1·-6- .dr•. 8 Back up lllhte. -'2495 cyttoder. Standard Trans. Ba111o, . • ' . 63 Falcon 4Dr. • • '1495 ' 8 cylinder. Slendard Tr11111. Radio. 62 Ford Country Sed. $1695 Station WI(On. 4 Door. Auto, Trans. Radio. I'OWtr • ,' SteeriDJf, . · · Mo-. w. v.. 17U541 ...... .....,..._ ; Ill .ltalot Mobt lllftot, , _ III'OJ• , _. WY ·Nta. ' 71Jtle RADIATOR . SERVICE ~·~:tB · 62 Falcon 2 Dr. ' ~ oponted ~. can4J, Ice & ~ machlneo. '1'hia 11 on excedent pqotllon lbat miD bo .,.rked •fuD or part Umo. P-01 l(o[ieted mall ba" 10.11 ~ . per, ~ ..... Yleablo'' ou!A> · aod fOOO to M200 t,iJI!Iol ' WRIJit ·, · - ~. Dloocior, ..... 041 PIDIIIA.I. .. Mf,CHJN.I CD, BOATERS PIL TIIID WHITI GAl P'or boatl at our aew 8011: Doell, luat · dation • oppoolto the river. our BLAEnNAR'S WY .M14a . '"""'"" ... ---··-oU........, ' lleallq ..... ...... M.lclllneo -lillie .... ' .. c:.a WJ ...,. 0., • NICiil t . . trAI ··'' ......... i101 LHii.-Rock,·Att. GlvlnC N.~ ~ i.ddreu, Telephone ud Otbor Parlleulort. . 8 Cylinder. Slendord .Trans. 1' ,- " f 'I - . ll 'i!!:!; --~t+-"-"'-" ; 8:00 Sip On 1:05 Country Mule Time f:Oii 8al'f8'1' Searl . ' l:lll C<ltmt". Jllllboreo 1:20 Coanlr)' Jamboree 1:115 JdUJ 11arau1 1:30 FJnD News 7:05 Brealdaot Party 1:35 Paul Bowers 1:15 JIHia Bulcll Show 1:411 MelgJ ct Alf. ED. 10:15 Tht Good Lite 7:GO N"'1 10:35 Mllllc lD Tho AJr 7:05 Tlay'a Chapel 10:45 This Is Muate 7:311 Newa · ll:tli Top Ten Sbow 7:1& Plcll0111: llartlware 11:115 Top Ten Show (Dulla) (Tueo.·'ftnlrt.) 12:00 N00t1 NOWI f:liO Nows Report 12:11 Musical fulerluclo I:OU Breekfur Party U:30 Reo. Merlin 'feota 8:10 Ro)"a Food Basket 1:00 Platter Party 1:30 Yao. Patrlcll Sporto 7:00 Sundown Serenado 1:. 8obr Fllrnllur.Wotl-fJI 7:30 Sip Off 1:85 Ope Bouo RlNIJAY 10:00 Ne-n 11:116 Muaa U:lll Spedal Caun1J New IIONDU 'I'BRil I'IUDAJ 1!00 IIIJ8 "" NOWI ' 7:30 Sip Off IIA'l\JIIDAY 1:11 Sip On 1:15 Muolcal Cl,.. 7:45 Tho Llfellae 1:110 Oblo ValleJ Neu • 1:05 World, Natioual Ne1111 1:10 Sports Today , · l:ll Weelhor. ·Pkllare 1:18 Mualal Clock 1:55 Nlwl , t:OO Musical C!oelr 1:30 Song "' SlorJ Time t:G t'amliJ Wanhlp Hour 11:46' World Newa 12:00 QmnnnniiJ No... 12:05 Llqi·. Newo 12:10 Marbtll d: II Mid 0., Wealber 12:20 EnDa BuJietlu Baird 11:21 N..,. o Gmnt 12:30 ~ Apal 12:45 Clllmlr7 Go RouDd 1:56 NIWI Deal l:oo Cow!trJ, Go RouDd 1:55 Newl hot 1:00 I,.el'a TUo a Breat S:55 Newl Beat t:_IIO wltb C. WMPO Radio • a.oo s..nset Blvd. 10:116 lllP School 811 Pll'ldl 10:6$ NIWI · . U:OO Army 'l'liDi FrldaJ, QJJ,inJII Bella illDI) ,,. .• ,{·· · *llt:'MID. ~ Radio, Power ~ ll!d Jrii~>,J~• Man1 Dt womaD wauted to aervlco. aad <olll!ol !rom t!obt ~ Clocll: 1:00 ~ Newl 5:<5 NJtioaaJ N•"" 5:11 Spo!IJ&I!I .., Sporta 5:11 Weatblr 1:30 DlDDer Mllllealt Ccioruuiwk, l'rcllr8ml 12:00 Newo ll,oaDdap 12:11 Bullellli. &a.nl 12:11 NIWI 0 Gmnt U:IO SaturdaJ 14allaee 1:16 Nen Ileal 2:00 SaturdaJ MalhM 2:56 NIWI Ileal 1:00 SaturdaJ Mallaee 8:16 Newa Ileal t:GO DlaciDc wltb 0. t:IO Top Till Rav. 1:00 NOWI IJunuuarJ 5: IS D1DDer !IJJ!hlt 7:30 Sip Off . I 1.-. • t:oo Howl t:OII ~ Wttb · II:~ Sellt·NnioD . U:OO ·~ Aabe. U:IS ~ Drlflen eJCJ · w~ !J.I& A.S.C; ·~ • • 7:01 Sip Ou 7:30 French City Baptial Hour t:oo W!Dp of HlallDg f:li Blhlt Speob 1D You u:l6 ,_ Air. lO:oo vo~c» of Prophecy lO:Ii Wub. 11eporta to People. U:_ll Woriillp-1bati U:OO &mday Sbow 11:411 Tbifa Country 11,Jmi11 11:00 N00t1 News 0:00 NIICII a.p.r! 11:11 a.rtsl!an Hour U::!t Gomler'l a-t Star-frl. 12:30 Rev. Merlin Toell 0:30 Millie Jull Ft1r Yot1 ' 1:80 BliJy Graham t:ll IIJaolliw. ....Tuea. ' . 1:115 LallleraD Hour f:30 '-1 2:00 Tho aturcll At \'fork ''~ ·, • '' 1:00 Clllmtr)' Hymn Timers 1:00 5:8$ World. In Review 7:30 1:110 Bapllst Hour . ,r:oo Slin Off a. fandli · •i '_6() .Oldsmobile as •• ~1 Excellw Oppoootunlly Sporll Weatber ~ Mualcal Oock CommuultJ Ne1111 Talll ol the Towu Muaa Caun1J Ne... Fam11J Wonblp Sour Public Service a&" ... (aoept 64 F~irfane 500 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 8:10 l :ji Bit 8:55 8:00 USED CARS & TIUCKS 2 Dr. 8 cylinder. Standord Trans. Racllo. & SHIRT LAUNDRY -~111 elocll: Hi!lll. "UdiM t:55 10:110 10: IS 10:30 LaltzbslriDa 10:15 World Ne1l1l U:IIO Mon!JDa Meladla '64 Fa~~on Sta. Wag. ~295 · ABC CLEANERS 1:11 7,30 7:81 7:4a 'l'IW· Llfillue 8:00 Oblo Valley Neu l:tli World, Natloalll Non work. cJv• Pb. SH Z-4758. Mn. Soarlel, Rutland, Rl. I. _ _ _ _ _._!_ltc_ \ : WJEH RADIO . . ' ' ' = • Br HAROLD GRAY �. ' • ' • j . Bear T0 Make u·IS t ory Y0!11 0WIt• h Feature F'l1 mTh'IS Summer . ' • I Eden ... • I 't Notes Bobby, r-o;;---.-------------------; ...,....,,...==...====...=-."'i SUPER CHAMP for Beach or Pool ! SWIM SUITS ·.• ' "It's oome!hlng new,• ,,la)d [ . Grlm .Jr• . and .... •nd·· ..AI!l. ,101·Dllily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o , June 11,19.8fo. Barber• durinf! a Brown Derby Edna Grim ot Thr~to. Ohlo · - . . .. lunch with his partner. ''Tbt mo- , Mr. and Mrs. ·BW Ciorpenter ur and Kimberly, Hockingport, land Joey, Reedsville, fo!r . and vi• IS in a modern settin& as , . , I and dailj!Hter_; J,esile, of Sliiipes. Mr. and Mrs. James Lowe,.. and Mrs. Emeat Borringet, Bonnie, oppOSed to _ fairy tales and ~ocaety \ViilP. Oblo: MJ:. C?>•rles Car':""' soo, Willlam, Parkersburg, Mr. Ricky , Donnie, Katily, rabies used m other cttrtoon tea~ · ter, Mr. Thomas Carpenter, of and Mrs. Howard Lowers, Ed- and Brtan, Reedsvilll~. ROUYWOOD wrn- Dim- len~th movie. tureli I Toronto, Mr and Mrs. Fra.ncos die, Becky, Tom and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea RowlH witted Yogi Bear m.a kec: h1story Yog1 's t reators, Bill H~nna •· That's why we've had such Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber, : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb ' ChevaUer, Mike and Debra, o: PHiikersburg, Mr. and Mrs. and. family visited with Mr. (l ' sort thl~ summer by be- and .Joe B~rbera , _are ~'>nVInced ~uccess with 'The Flintstones.' IMr and Mrs. rurl Van Meter 1and family of Guysville visited I Painesville, ?hfo, Mr. and Mrs. James ChaMel, M,arceUa, Kar- and Mrs .. Delbert Barber i!nd coming the !lrst vtdeo cartoon Ihe bumblmg bruin wJIJ create People are able to klenWy with and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Park- Saturday evening with Mr. and Ernest Bamn~er, BonnJet ~~- en and Doonie, Toronto, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Buckle,ehaiacter to star in • feature a boxoffice stampede. the characters because they ler att!ndod the Chester A.lum- 1Mrs. Alva Holsinger. Sr. thy, Ricky, Donme, Bobble and Hnrley Linthicum, Sherr;e, and Pam, over the week end. have modern adventures.,. · ni banquet and dance, Saturday 1 Visitors Saturday iD the home , Brian, Mr. and Mrs. prville 1 ,-...................... Cartoons Enjoyed evening. All three men are of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber Barringer and Patty, local. Hanna nodded agreement: "It Chester AJumnl. , were Mr. &nd Mrs. Lester Bar- Florence Chevali~r who has gives adults an opportunity to M d M Rn 8 de ber and family and Mr. and employment irl PaiuesviUe, is enjoy a cartoon show as much r. ~ ___ rs. . Y now 0 Mrs. Bryon Piersol and son ,. home on vacatiOJ). ' a ~ their children." spent ~--w~k end .II! Columbus ' Mrs. Phyllis Founds and family 1 T~,ose visiting Mt. ar.d. Mr.s. Pamesvdle visiting their_,and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Da· Orville Barrinoer on Memorial , . amma . 't·mg I eam 1and The Iong- t1m~. daughte Mr and Mrs Cha ~;:~ moved .into movie business . le . s· rk,. and , d te. Mr vis and son. , Day were Mr. ·and Mrs. Walter . ; • Imp ms augh rs e- Th · ·· M d M · 8 be E t L'v and from their_<_»Utlandtsh~y success- llssa and Charla, and with 'their ose VISiti~g r. a~ :Sj I ar !\~nasBa ker~,1 Mr ~be eWHilE fl..lly television operati?n lo keep son, Mr . and Mrs. Leland Snow· ]DaYan ChevMaller donM emJonha : .1\l~rs.W nil ill r Mrr a. nd . ...:_~ . their staff of 200 artists work~ d d da •ht Gin d y were r. an rs. o n ''• e sv e, . a uu;s. i . en an u6'' ers, ."Y an . I Herbert Hood, Gary and BareBLACK ng. . Nancy, and sons, Donme. Pat. 1 UTER GOOFS I J To •· M nd " Between assignments on TV . nd Mik I COMP ean, ronw., r. a 1 bara eFADED BLUE shows our staff w,a~ pot to work Ia e. CARDIFF, Wales tuPI) - • Mrs. Raymo~ Cal'JM!nler and on the movie , and we think 1 Charles Luther Boyd and Mrs. •Wales ga~ board chatrman T. IThomas and Charl.es, Toroo~, , they've done a , fine job" Han· I Marie Cyrus, Pomeroy called IMervyn Jones went personally Mr and Mrs. Raymonll Barber, na said. ' .on Mr. and Mrs. Arza Bryant !to Mrs. Evelyn Brokenshire's Joyce, Shirley, Oiana, Vickie, N&M Barbera estimat ed orne 330 and Mrs. S. L. Bryant, Sunday. home Wednesday to apologize Jackie, JoEilen, Arth· : million persons watched I Mrs.- Jack Watson, Mrs. for overcharging her- on her gas WIDTHS their television shows. "The Jet· I John Pat Boyd and son, John· . bill . ·sons." ' 'Top Cat, " .. Huc:kleber- ny of Blackfork were recent ~rs. Brokenshire_ had ~m· ry Hound.' •·Ruff & Reddy." visitors of Mrs. S. Y. Bryant plamed that her bill. w h 1 c h 1 1 For sunning or swimming, choose from 8 nice col;Their shows, 13 in all, are seen and Mr. and Mrs. Arza Bry- • should have been $11.20 read in 42 foreign countries , in addi- ant. . . $974. . . 1 Iection of solids, stripes and l'Ombinations. One and . l lion . to rm1rdng and rerunning 1 Mr. and Mr!l Vll'gt1 Nixon and I Jones explamed that the mu. · lin 'the u.s. children of Cincinnati and Miaa take was made by a new $420.- 1 2-plece styles. I " We 8 ,.. trying to bulld, 8 1Sally Powell of Pomeroy were iOIIII compu'<r installed to sav• I -&udget-PI•••Ina 99 to 99 Ifamily image· of wholesome mo-- Saturday guest• of Mrt~. S. ·L. hrne and manpower. I ' LOW ~RICES \'ie enlertainment " said Hanna. ! Bryant .and Mr. and Mrs. Arza d d ht LI'nda and Roy , . • ,8 t an aug er, , j I Filih Need I ryan · ' Brunty spent the week end fish- 1 "A lot of producers of studios M;s. E\hel Ta~orIs Is ln. ~~- ~ ing at Crestline, Ohio. 1 1.99 up LADIES' SHORTS 88818 mg have approached U! looking for 1urn us w lere s Mrs. Marvin McGuire and 59c u CHILDREN'S SHORTS (ON REQUEST) our kind of entertainment in Iher daughter •. Mrs. Dennis Atke· l children caUed on the E. E. MIDDLEPORT, 0. WY 2-5'128 Pomeroy live films .'• Barbera added. !son and family· Young family and vlsited the " There _is a n,~d to be filled." ~r. "'ldJ ~r'~ C~alr:s Lathey I cemetery at Pine Grove. Boys' Regular 3.29 The need is a s.Unpl~ one: Mo- , an son, e ra e, ave mov- ~~~.::.:..:....-....................;::::=::::i tion pictures clean enough for 1 ed from Depot St. to the farm 1 the whole family. holhf,..!!!'l",.~hased on l"rustrated parents. loo often LancrvUte;oR,;Jb Mr. and .Mn. cheek lhe movie pages of lamUy l!asll ~·J!$f have .~oved eButton-down shirt newspapers in a fruitless search fr.obl 'CoQeg8' 1Afe. into ·; the •2 pairs contrasting for a wholesome picture. Unless 1home hey P~Bl d from the Disney has a film in release ILath~ys. . shorts odds are everyone will 5tay Blame Turner of Cmcinnati e With matching belt home and watch television. Iand Brenda Turner vi Colum· , With Hanna-Barbera entering i bu~ were weekend guests of .99SIZES the big screen medium family their parents. Mr. and Mrs. 3T07 SAL I movifs should increase. Wayne Turner. . . The partners are both family John Webster of ClncmnaU Boys' Shorts _ 59c up men who reflect their product. spent a w~kend-- here. Hanna is the perfect father fig· \ Rober:! Musser . of Columbus Boys' Cotton Shirts 89c . . . . has returned to his employment ure, gra) -ha~red. , qmet, thought, there aIt e1 a VlSI . 't bere _WI'th d ful. Barbera IS. a han some, h'IS WI'fe, CreJla-, and h'1s moth• dashlng man with steady eyes er, Mr . and Mrs. Ear1 KI' ng. d k · h 1 an a qu c sense Ol umor. Miss Julia Lucas of the LangsvUie Road spent a ~aturday FIRST night with Suzy Parker. 1 QUALITY Mrs. Bess Hawkins, who has A 13-<:uAt. NO..Frott ·bfricttJGtor' 12-CU.-FT. oncl · 13.Cw~·ft. Nt-fro.a fttellr REGULAR been Ill, hu· dlspooed of her N•v., dltfro.t ogalnl Rollt out on Dnd only 48 ln. wlcl•. • whMh forcl.anlna. · ' ce.~jfi,ct,plt Station bousehold goods and ia IIOW .... ..... St. ictt~k In a rest home. ~~ ~ . Mr, and Airs. Wllliam Hall "' .00 ,f~ ..ol Middleport have moved into the home U..y pur' cbased from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Butcher on illaln St. 'file Butchers have moved to I Columbus where they ~>cmerly resided. Mr. and loin. Waid Dalton and Mr. Guy Dalton of Athens called on Mr. and Mrs. Arza Bryant, 'Mlursday evening. Mrs. C. 0. Chapman is visi~ ing her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vandemark and daugh'rhlo low-priced No-Frootgiam hot ·a ters. 147-lb. capacity freozor. Only 651'1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denlsoo ln. high, 32 in; wldo- thanko to have returned home ~rom a va.. Hotpolnt Sllmwall lnoulatlan. bel"" c~Uon trip. oive Natu"'l coldcoll relrigel'Citor .._. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacks tion kHps Meah and vegetable• . are the parents of a daughter frooh. Rollo - on ~~:r!:~for oaoy born at Meigs Memorial Ho,. cleaning, sw. .ping, w pltal. Mrs. Lula Jacks IJ the grandmother. The Jacko live in the Opal Armstrong proJ>' 1 perty on u,. New Lima Rd. Mr. and Mrs. John LSmbert (Catherine Romine 1 arc the parents ol a son born at the Meigs M~morlal Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.,.Charles Romine are MOP~L CBF515E r the 1randparents. Rutland Society Notes . ,. ·I Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, .llute 11, 1984-11 slipPed from 111,111 the weeil: ended May ., t<> tbo Jut Cla.lme Continue To Be Redueed week. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Both uew 01111 continued clalmo for unemployment ~lion again declined in the weeil: endod JWIS 8, the Bureau of Unemployment ColnpeDI8tion said Wedneoday. New elalmo totaled 7,422, down from 7,524 lhe prevlouo week, whlle continued c1a1ma '""ed to 1ft c.,e~~ar~, Mn. 8yDit • 7 , • .....,•• .lho fellowlJii, .Mn. Lalor Dod· vii, Jr., .Mn. Eugene Hudnall, - . Milo MarjOrie Brtnller, Mrs. Dwl Knliht, Mro. Glell Mn. Dmd Fieldo, Jr .. ltlh. w...ver, Mra. .lola Clrpoalor, Dater , Erwlll, .Mn. Raymond Angie Fields, Tammy Hart, AFields. Mro. Ar1llur lilrl. Mrs . my Bucll, ond the honoree, Romney Sees Home Policies As Key Issues TEXAN TBANKIIGIVINO 'l1le state legillature cl. Tesas pal!ed a law naming the --- COLUMBUS (UP!l - The btg problem (acing Jhe nation today is not IOI'<lgn policy , but dome• tic policy, Michigan Gov. George Romney said Wednesday nlgbt. At I flOta Pls!t ttate Repol> llcan fund.ra!IIJqt dinner, be called on Repobu.- to rely on their heritag~ in tolving the two major problems · civil I rlgbts and the conOict between , tabor and management. Romney told the UOO party members they should put themselves .. in league with the fut-. last 11Iuroday of November aa '!bankagivlnc Day, soT..., wUI have two '11Ianksgivlnp In Y-• when November hae five ~. WEEK-END CRISP ... COOL. .. PRACTICAL te!!l-i ,.._lldlort1leleh. ~. inc Iiiii - · .Mn. J'Nd _,. art, .Mn. Virginia M<C<IJ, Y!Btanrl! Ridenour, Mr!l. All ' Kirby, .Mn. Laura Fieldt .Mn. J111U!r Griostead. :denims -de11ims l ....' ... ! .: . " I ·I 1 I ; . ' ., I 1 I I 5. 11· I· CHICKEN BASKET elJ• Of A Chicken e French Fries The Shoe Box I eSolad AT INGELS FURNITURE 2 1· We Repeat Our Week End Special From Last Week Due To The Large Response and For Those People We Were Unable to serve UNDAY SPECIAl!---, SALISBURY STEAK eChoic• of 3 Vegotobln ____ e Hat Rolls and Coffee $,.00 SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN 0. SYRACUSE, 18'.' -1-tut:p.oW:- I FROST 2-DOOfl Jailbreak Detected in cleveIand Wife Expecte~ FOOD .CENiER 2.6 To Recover .. DRESSES Ch•rge eBudget el.ay-Away Fashion's found a way to brighten every day! Gome see end select summer's sunniest shirtwaists, shifts end skimmers in fabrics end . t:Olors that will make you shine ell season. Sizes - Jr. 7 to 15 and Misses 8 to 20 See Southe•stern Tbey contrast sharply wIt b Hollywood !ast·buck utisto Ohio's Largest Selection crank out fl'aah. Of Summet' Dressel II all of Yogi Bear'• tum out lor his movie debut, llanni-BarIIQU'I'IILUTtGM 01110'1 11\JIT •nd Sportswur 1 bera are oil lllil rlmn!ng in II&AUnFIJI. fABHIUII CDil'U their quest to make the nation'• • Gellipolls, 0. • tbeater" a decent place for 1 .. , ~-----------...;.;..;;,_ _ _ _...:.Oi.i....-...:,....;,....;.,,..JIIamUt tG lptllld an IV1911J1a, Ito toelpod . . .... u..c..-. ....... SAVE . ON EVERY DRESS YOU BUY! ................... Ill Mrs. Rita ..._eletefcarea_a_ Yancey, 31, wounded · three times by her husband early ,., wily . . . . , . . -l!!!r Wednesday before he klll~d himself, was listed in satisfac· tory condiUon today at Greene Memorial Hospital. Clarence Yancey, 37, was fouod shot to death in his auto afler It crashed through 1 fence and ran into a field between Cedarville and Clifton. His wile CAROLL K.SNOWDEN was found lying near the auto. 410 Hodgowood Dr. Gottlpollo. 0 Sheriff Russell Bradley said Phono 446-4290 ~ Yancey shot is wife in the STAT& fA•• ..&. head and body and then sbot - - - :'"" .:=!':, hlmself. ......, · GIFT FOR THAT OUTDOORS MAN ~ 8£i OPP. THE PARK Open Frid•y & S•turday TIL 8 P.M. Arrow Shirts Mohara Suits Give dad's wardrobe • cool lift with a new Stetson Straw chosen from our fashion first aelel.'tion give him cool Arrow Dress Shirts chosen t1om our collection of popular coUar atyl· ea in white and colon. fr- byJ& F Thi1 Fathf'r 's Day give him a cool , comrortable Mohara $6.95 Suit by J&F. A blend of Da- cron Polyester, Wool $4.25 Mohair will Hotpoint ·• -· •', ') ' ,, ' ' "otpoint W•sher PENGUIN GOlF SHill · . . C9JI:n""JR ; IIAT THE HEAT ., IIG1POIH1'- Aua41 LOW PRICIO ....;..-·····......... ........ ' \ ,..,. . . _ _ .. ........ ...... 1W ............ II II ....: II .-. ...... . ... t •• ..... I ' 13995 ........ • MOD£!. 11345·1 Coo\.ing h t,tiJY. . Oft t1\ls Hotpoint :fO·fftc'h rono•• ·aven t:lock~mthvt•, Umer, NO ' .1,H'' MONEY. DOWNl ' . lr·. · "'-· ·, ~ OPEN .f dial conl, •.l•.-alf•!!ff aoor. - FOR eSAVI! $100.00 ON THIS WAIHIII __,., ·,·, .199 . . ' t' •5 ' ONLY- ,., ... ,• ...,. .. . ' ' • ·'5.00 Sport Coats Walk Shorts 1 I by H-1·1 /,.m prints, ebecb ond ootid Reston Slacks froiD ' ' Uie Our C~erge, ·:O.IIpehs, ·o~ ·~--~----~~~~==~~ ~~~~~~:.~JifJ~,-tLayeweyP~M .. 529·95 oolon. Dod willenJo71ho weuilllf comfort of 1 oew polt of Freoma• lhoeo ..,,... lrWI eur eoJlee. tlOD of loOO edordl ODd CIIVol . loofen. 'l"':' 1 Dad wiU enjoy the lightweight eomfort oi a new Dacron and Cotton Sport Coat by Crick• teer. A thoughtful gift, he'll wear for dress or casual wear. Dad willelve a eool reeeptien to a new pair Gf walk aholtl dl.osen from our eolledion of Freeman Shoes '5.95 '' . by Crlckoteer from to Other Summer Suits Prlcad From $29.95 $4,00 Dod will oleep oool in those • ..,. care 1ummer pajama• of Jiihtweigbt cotton in short ~VI tnee length style • tIll _... 559.95 of PAJAMAS r fJf freah new 1tyle~ • obodinp. Cabana Sets Help Dad relax Jn a cool pair at dress slacks chosen ftom our ... by McGregor fram $5.98 Dod ,.;u enjoy hil leiture time with a Coboao Set lt'o • fun and aun eombirt· atlon he11 taktt ev- lection of cool Ji&htweight f.a.bric&. SilhoueHe by S.msonii. IJ')'When . I Frt·N..... ittlll· a ,. .. ' p ~election SUMMER t, I 1 1i ....... 1 M , _ . . ~., •· . ""5 ..... ~ ..., ... ....., ........ .,. . ,Y. I'· 4,., .,;• J from . ' 30" Range choaen from our faabionablt ltyleR. VvcaoN• conoN ~-stz.t· ••• and MORE ,.HQtP.OINT BETTlR ~UYS I . .,. . en from eur rollection by McGregor For twimmlD.J and bead:l "'"'"· Dad will enjoy a new 1wim IUit and Dad through Bummer's shimmering he-at wave• in ctrol, relaxed romfort. take breeze throuch summer wi1h 1 new sport shirt cb.oJ· Swim Wear IJuns~are ].fl • GALLIPOL,, OHIO Stetson Straws For hot summer wearing Middleport Nights SH:::-4 Jt.,., ~ .. FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 21st OPEN FRI. EVE, ,. ' ~lc:4. C'.4s(J~ ·--- from ' Q(,tEtw J Dad wiH WY 2·2635 1- ,, .,' .....,,_MOMflTh•l• ENfA (UP[) - Mr. (;lay .Cook Is opendina a few .days at his home in Pine 'GrOV11!. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuellnd BOna took supper with her mothor Thursday and was accompanied home by Timmy Ma~~ei who spent from Sundll)' . until Thursday with hlo grli)dparents 10d bla aunt and onclt, Lewis Hndsoa 1ind wlf&, Howard Young aAIJ i,(fe. · Linda Younc. :1• helpinl Ml'l. DOrothy Mlcbael: with bousecleaning the past week. Connie and Terry McGuire of Pomeroy spent IIIe week end Jean Young. and Mrs. EarnHI Young called on Ida Young last week. ,Bobby Bailey apent TUellday wltii hll· grantlparellll, Mr. tnd Mr'l. E. E. Yowig. Mr• and Mrl. Boward Younl eChoose from many New Styles Sport Shirts Pme Grove §oeiety Notes ! .,. eHalf Sizes 12 'l:t to 24 'l:t ---fl. . . . . . . . ......------· ___ ,__ ,_"""" ·-- From Shootinl · I ! :l., eMisses Sizes 10 to 20 ...... .._. .. a'.-... coop..otl. . boAk. AN - ._ 15-Cu.-Ft. Combo Putsunshine in your life with new Summer ., oa my last carl -Tilroup..,_F_ t- NO FROST I ·' -, " -1-hrl:p.oW:- SALE & 6.98 DENIM DRESSES - -- - - - - - - - - ------====:..1 . 1 REG. PRICE . 5.98 1 c I Shirt & Short Sets th,e opportunity to lay the foundation for the first truly national party in the history ol lhla country," he declared. He said this could be done by following Abraham Lincoln's example of giving " every individual, regardless of race, colWHISTtER'S FATHFIL;-Yeo, Whistler hid a fatber too or. creed or national origin, the ~ltbough you don't bear mueb about him. The famous Paint: same rights as everybody else." mg of Whistler's mother, IIIIUI~ bung in Paris' Louvre Museum and now oa an Amertean tour, overshadows that o~ his father, Maj. George Washington Whistler. Dad's SHOWER HELD picture., at Waabiilgton'a Freer Gallery a1 Art. A layette shower was held for Mrs. Robert Beach at her ed d be to home Thursday evening. Games oner appear an gan were played and prizes aw~rJ· lower lmself . over the edge. ed to Miss Marjorie Brinker Balogh drew hiS gun and shout- and Ml1i De ler E in M ed to the .,prisoner to "get back Raymond Fi~ds r:eiv~d ~: ; up there. doo . The prisoner obeyed, and Ba- _ r_:_p_n_ze_.- - -,-- -.,.Iogb stepped back to his parked police cruiser and radioed Central Police station, next doo't to CLEVELAND (UPI) - A the jail. ,. ' carefully planned J a II b r e ~ ~ Within a matter of ~nds 1 from the Cuyahoga County JBll pollee with their guns 'ilrawn was thwarted early today by raced from the station, p~ the an alert Cleveland patrolman. rope that dangled six fee~, from As patrolman Daniel sidewalk and rushed · into 26, en.erged from the the jail. Division Office across the Sherifrs deputies, stU!. liD· from the jail he glanced up aware of the break, chlrged saw a sheet rope bemg upstairs and found five w.Ouldlrnm the jall's fHth floor para· be escapees sitting in the wait· pet. ing room of County S h e r If f A few moments later 1 James J. McGettrick'a office. 1 .99 ROBINSON'S CLEANERS I "We, as Republicans, have 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING 1 J'<-' from $8.95 Haskins-Tanner "QUALITY CLOTIIINQ liNe& 11181" Be'U enjo7 Ilia lripo moro with S&moonito Silho..eboten Item our ael~IID ol travel right lizeo in deep ol·· ive -al'ld oxford Jrey. - '27·50 ' AIM S.. Our ..Sontury &_st..-.mllte Stv'lia l < i' :j I j �.. ,· HOLDS PARTY day porty lor the Choir Dl...,. lvl<l :'lelds Jr. !Eleanor Davis and Marjorie 1Grinoteo4 with a Chain The N H.. vt•n Church of tor, Mrs. Foster Grinstead, at Games we:· played and prlz. Bronker. ,ence Blbk . :oup presented Mrs. 1 At•"•nchn·~ were: P4ta. '!' Gttd l 'h,l!f held a surpnse birth· the home of Rev . and Mrs. Qa. l e.~; award~ t. H.ayrn1•nd 1-'ields. I l'hf' IIefer- '"s~--·-----~-. ;!:"the~~: yraCUSe SOciety Notes J ALL FOR 5 16· 88 na Grace Oiler spent 1 day n Parke• :.burg. W. Va . Robert and' Roger Slack are , .. or get two •m~loyed at the Amerioan Ship- chaise lounges builrlins Plant in Toledo. Mr. Bill Hubbard and child· 16· Mr . and Mrs. Donald Vanlanlen and children of Col.umbus II spent a recent weekend with her i lounge has 4-position me· ch:1 nis m. Forms conh•ur 3-pieces, aluminum, rugged, lightweight, easy to store, yet surprisingly low priced ••• ever popular green and white. for relaxing ; lavs flat for F'olcts easily for compact stontge. The two folding chairs 'have sturdy tubular arms, strong resilient woven webbing. Folds flat, carry anywhere. FATHER'S DAY IS COMING! $4.44 f 1'1,,,., r I ~@n;r Roy Brinker, Miss Brinker, Mr. and Mrs. willbu!·ll Leifheit, Mrs. Birdie Roush, Alvin Hall. Carroll Kmgh1. 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SAMSONITE LUGGAGE $6.95 $14·95 SPORT SHIRTS THE NEW NYLON Give Him The BHt SLACKS Short Sleeve BUY NOW --SA wide selection of gift Perf•ct '•r Dedi H..1n •nd P•lm Be•ch Manhetton l Wingo ! ~ items for him at popular prices. \ Inboard Motors y * June I WE HAVE YOUR FREE! S Pack Cigars with each pair to please Dad on Father's Day is to WII)Y iers. You will find I A L E R The . J.p- .... "="#:·""'Ill . c $12e95 $55.00 T. M. Goodoll p E was wrongfully for • •• I da Jeffers, Marsha McClelland, I Joy Plymale and Cindy Merri· Other Palm Beach Suits To s tt leopard 324 Second Ave., G.ttlpolis, Ohio Opp. Tile Parle \ Mullen two singles. thought that the animal was "SERVING YOU SINCE 1936" F'or the Senators. Stobart and cross between the lion (leo) Van Inwagen, had a single, and the panther (pard) and. OPEN FRIPAY NITE TILl P.M. Clatworthy and Hawley each take ntogeth. r, thty formed two singles, and Roy Gilkey a .tll;;•;_;;"":;;m;;e~leo:;:.>;;pa:;;rd~ . ===__;:z:~~~~~ triple and home run. .-----· - - - - - - · - - - -Senators 000 13i I - 6 tO 2 , lndtans 102 110 o - 5 10 2 , Stobart. Van Inwagen (7) i IWPI. and Gilkey. Smith, D. Hackelt (7) !LPI, and Glaze. Whether .vou .a1.·e gomg on a business trip or"- vaeation, go with a _A._,('!,.n 2/n:u/1 Tropical. Th is suit keeps that FAST FREE INST the When named. WaJte·rs each a single, and Mike Come in iod:ty for a try-on. All the popular new tolors and patt e rns- rever~e twi~t stripes and plaid>~, frol'lt points and clear l(len.s. Impt!Ccably tailored by Ad';m..~M. Company with the exclu~he "(;on lour CoJlar" for a perfect fit. Jn co1wentional model (pleated lTouscr) and natural byNunnBush "T ' Smith, Jim Warner, and Doxie blending of Dacron"' polye!-:ter a nd rayon . ., -F For 1 ''ju~t. pre~sed" look, day after day. The sect'et is a u nique A RE PASSING OUT CIGARS $17.99 GIFTS FROM HIS FAVCRITE STORE ••• THOMAS CLOTHIERS As The Shoe Place of Gallipolis AND WE ACCEPT wi::::Pili 45 1 I , is. Jr ., Mrs. D':'aP Knight. Mr. HAS BEEN 1 1 ~ and Mr". Glen Weaver, M r s I iw·· 1-._..ii i i i i OOi'""ii i'"";&"""ii i i_.,.__..,..,ii i i..,.... IUNE 21st I Hud•..:on. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F'if'!cl~ ~.~1·s. Wyllis Dav- One block beyond City Park In Golllpollo ..... 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grimm and family of Columbus spent a weekend with his parents. Mr. inlerior decorating 1 I Ht"SS. Cor. Second 1t Grape pl•t•· r Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Ji ne u, .· TWINI i!GN ucuus I of tho VloridA • • Extra Innings Pomtrey GIFT FOR Hac~~'ix.~W~H B. Thr'ller m . 28' w. Main. St. c. Johnson, Umpires: An enthu•iastic audience of Chambers, , Be<:ky Holland, Usa "Cavalcade Of Dance lUis- sic - Rolierll! Cozart. TawnDanny Lewill. big Sol pltd> MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. (UPI! fllacllul, I • foot • If . ,..,. over 500 attended lbe "CavoJ. Murray, Kimber I)• Seymore. Re- Wild Irish Rose - Jane Ann ya COzart, Bellndll Fit.:b, Jac· ) er, fanned eight, but . walked siJ Jim Bachua, 21, ot lod• _,,, code 01 The Dance," presented neo Epling, Teresa Buckley, Karr, Tommie Karr, Resa qtietine Gluesencamp, Barl>ara • ond gave up 8 hits, tn losing Fll., ,.., 111 n 1 d J1'"- • ·-~~ by the McDonald Studio of ~resa Carr, VIcky Gtoul, Rob- Boothe, Melioda Amsbary, vi.. Gluesencamp, and Stndro Johntho R.11eJs, B to 4. . by the Minnesota from Auburn Unlnndty Itt Oa~e at Washington . schOOl In Stewart and Cheryl Huber. ky Spencer tnd Michael Mill· •nn. Five Fool Two - . Glenna Lew!J's 110lo homer tn I h assigned to Orlando calooea. All. ••Jdltortum tn Gallipolis Wed- IScarecrows - Delberta Jolm· Iron. Basin St. Blues Joy Sprague. Catch A Falltng Star . •fifth and iwo-run single in iiil~ 1 nesday nisht. aton and Christy McKinnis. Kaull:. Beautiful DoU - _Gieo- - Tarcy Flemilla. Tie Me Kan- Ml~dleport Boys~ League Sen· lirst inninl produced three of A fine performance was giv· Farmhands - Tommie Karr, na Sprague. Red Red Robin - garoo DoWD - Becky Gilmore ato~s won a th.nllme W e~ra· t his team's four runs. ~ en by lhe singers and dai!OO'll Jane Ann Karr, Resa Booll!e, Resa Boothe. Oarktown Strut- and Debbie Tennant. Ballet Star innmg contrst from the lnd10ns Other Boa bitters were Mike from tile beginners to the more Metinda Amsbary and Vicky lers Ball - Jyl Beaver, Marcia - Kalla Suo Waugh. Tqo- Wednesdo~ evening, taking ov- Heck and Dave Dodson. each advance<! otudents. They were Sue Spencer. ICarr, Pam Larkins, Mindy King, mania _ Debbie Sbetts. The er semnd place In league stand- 1 0 single, and Greg While, a ablv supported by excellent ac- USS NAVY - Waves - Sar- ,Patti Well and Kathy Wilder- Dandyettos - Melinda Ams· mgs With a 4-% record aller \double. I compamment and the costumes a~. Beth Lupton, M1ca Dawn muth. Jada - Linda Terry. Yea bary, Jane AM Karr, Tommie three week_s or play . I For the Redlegs Joey l:Hndy 1 o1 the entire group we,.. In ex· Lutton, Ellzabetl! Jones, Car- Sir, My Baby - Allen Karr, VIele( Spencer and Mich· ' The Indiana. who meet the led all hitters with two sinsles cellent taste. Performers came rnll Frutl!, Amy Roush, Lisa IHolter, Ray Karr, Billy Beeile oel Milliron. Yankees tomght, and have a and 1 double in fourlripo. wblle fmm Pomeroy, Middleport, Pt. Krodel, Martha Crump, Mar· and Byron McCoy. Broadway Shoe Case - Ka· make-up game with the Red Ron Clonch singled and dOUb:leasant, Gallipolis .. and sever- tha Jane Gaskins, Sharon .Sue Deed I Do - Joy Kautz. Pee· lby Davies, Margaret Ebman. Sox, are at 2-Z. led and Dale Clonch, John Ton. "' other communities. A sec- Henry, Barbara Johnson, D1ane gy O'Neil _ Margie Bryan, Linda Jeffers, Marsha McCiel· In the other game last ev&- nehill and Denis Boggs had ond performance will be pre- F\sher. Grethen Wilson. Leslie Shelly Lintala and Rita Valell- )and, Joy Plymale, and Cindy mng the Redlegs ran tbelr win- al&teo' sented In the Middleport Hlsh Krodel and Julia Eshenaur. dne. Ain't She Sweet, Sheila Merrifield. Little Miss Broad· nmg strmg to &-0 by takln1 tbe Da~ Cl h plt.:hed tbe fir t 1 WALKAWAY school auditorium at 7,;w p.m . Sailors - Billy Beegle, Mar• BaUey and Jennifer Goble: Any· way - Resa Boothe. Vaudevl~ Red Sox 8-4 . th 1n/nc the F nday . Ivin Capehart, Bryon McCoy, A~ thins But I.ove - Becky Gil- 1e Troupers - Martha Cotton, . The lnd1ana led 5-4 alter ,... •nga 1or • The numbers and performers lero Holter and Ray Karr. Ship more and Debbie Tennant. Ala- Kalla Waugh, Suzelle Robinson, five mnlngs but In the top of the fannin& five, walking 4• giving e•l the program included: Imascot - Bridgett Goble. Miss bama Bound - Libby Brown, Martita Stowers, and Keith Jel· sixth and last regular inning up four hill. Mickey C h II d s "Down On The Farm," -I ll S. Navy - Mindy King Becky Nease, Twila Karr and fers. Let's Go Hawailan--Bec- TIDI DeMoskey of the Senators worked . Ute \lltlt three, fanning Fiirmerettes - Ann Cirrle. IMarche American Sharon !':dna McCoy. Four Leaf Clov. ky Gilmore, Ann .. Hotter, Linda led orr With a single and scored I. walkmg no~, and giving Elizabeth Roderick, Terri Short.! Johnson, Karen Johnson and er -Resa Boothe. 1 Want To I Perry, Debbie Tennant, Char· later on an error to Ue It up. tiP only Lewis • graod tour solo "nd Jean Pushak. Little White Rex Plymale. Miss Liberty - Be Happy - Patty Gaul and lene Ward, Stagnettes - Kathy ' _In the "venth the Senators' blast. Ducks- Jane Circle, Tammie iBeverly Perrin. Jtnniler Menchinl. Barney Goo- IDavies, Ehman, Jun C,latworthy led off with a Redlego .... 250 001 - I I 0 of old• ---::::::-:::::~=~~~--=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~.;;;:;;;;;;;:;;:;.;;~~.;;;;;:..;;;;;;~;_;;~~~~~:;_;~i/~:!~~ against relief pitcher IWlor .... 201 010 1 ln.. Just · Hackett and Tom Haw· D. Clonch (WP), Childs (4), ley's single scoredt blm. That and Boggs, Lewis and llodton. and walk....,; . . turned out to be enoush, al- Umpires: Art Stobart. plate; in comfortan4 though Keith Van Inwagen, Sen. G. Stephenson, bases. o/apjl rt _ _ a tor relief In the bottom of the 7th, got in all kinds of trouble. · He walked the first two batters, 'ruRNS PRO but fa nned one batter between "•·Tult Moerculn ro. Jlvdllt in two infield outs to win his first ST. WUIS (UP() - Connie lfac.\, lroWft " rr· · l" Robmson, 22, who was runnera 1c10 game. I .m th e 1 ~, Trans • M'ISSIS· . ~ J erry Stohart of the Sena tors up · . II h tournament , as fanned 9. wa lked 5; Yan Inwag· SIPPI so · 1 'I I f ed lk d 2 F ' turned professJOna and \\'1 · OT HE R SHOES FOR en ann one, wa e . . or . mak• her pro debut in the the Indians Dickie Smith fan· W , U ··-~ State G If d 9 · h' · . . nd , omens nt~ s o DAD START AT _ _ __ ne m Is SlX mnmgs a . Association Open in San Diwalked none. Hackett fanned ego, Ca11-1 , J u1y 9. wa lked none. 12, Indian hitters weN Hackett , a sihgle. Mark Haley two sin-LEOPARIYS NAME i gles and a homer, Pat Archer, MOST WANTED' bard and oth ~ r relatives. Mrs. Er 1D:> Spencer and moth- carpet Folding lounge ___ $8.88 -~· 0ver 500 persons Attend Dance Show Wednesday Evemng . senators w·m OMEGA I bard and family. 1 Miss Mary Molden of Homer, I Mich .. spent a week with her 1 grandmother. Mrs. Mary H u 1>- 1 furniture Ahove pieces can hl' bou ght separately · Chair ____ _ rlarents , Mr. and Mrs. Oris Hub· er, Mrs. Cooper of Parkersburg visited on Sunday oNith Clara B. ~.::t :da~ll'.::':: 1 the care of her daughter, Mrs.l and children of Cincinnati :arle:v K J~hnson. Wolf P~n weekend guests of his parents, who is ill. l'his six -foot chaise >un~ba lhin g. Mr ren have moved from the Syd· Mr. and Mrs. Dave King o1~ ~Ma~y~~~-:·~nd~M:r...~an~d;M.-.~nev Bartels property on Third Steubenville and Mrs. Lela Hep. Charles st: In the upstairs apartment drix ·or Pomeroy called on Mrs. 9 of the Cross building lthe form· Donald CottriU 'Friday. Mrs. QFI~a:ITY er Springer property) on Sec· Hendrix returned to Steuben· ond St. ville with them. R GULAR Mrs. Ada Slack, ass!Jted in I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon ll;lrtels Certified Oil Stltion 88 FOR 5 . .. and Mrs. lla-ood '!'..ford of and M,... James ~~k wtre ~-· ..Minersville R. D. Ne!Ue illlmer, Nollonvllle, Mr. A weekend guest of Miaa william Potbl, Jemie Potte, Jennie Potts was Nellie Hamer and Jennle Iaabell Polio, looal; of Nelsonville. and Mrs. Laura Slyre Ill H.Mr. sod Mrs. Willis Leading· cine, R.. D. ham and ' daU!hlers. Connie, Mr. Clarence M""""l' '!lid oon Barbara and Roee Marie, spent Richard of AIUan<.., ,..... SUeslo a weekend In Cincinnati where of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cottrill Mr. Leadingham at!A!nded • Ll- They ot!A!nded the blgll acbbol ons Club Convenuon. commencement exerctaes a_t 11.Mrs Thomas Clark. Mrs. Roy cine in which Miss Sharon Sut Holmes, Mrs. Robart While. Cottrill was a graduate. and Mn. Forrest W. Winebren· ner attended !he Scioto Presby· Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brammer tery meeting in Nelsonville re- of Pittsburgh, Pa., spent a few cently. . days with her mother, Mrs. - ....--....~~:::":~~ SYRACUSE Pl!RSON.U.S SUnday gueate or M,.., Osa Bo~ge8! were Lesta Bouess •nd E:lhel Cunnl~ham of Charle~~:.: ~~.~~ London and An- Weatherproof Ensemble by Lawnlite =of ) ' �. . ..' . '. " •• -- '/ ·· r:=::::;;::::=======:;-;::::::========:::::;-;:::::=======~=========; $9.10 Lady Sunbeam s TOASTERS FRY PANS $19.98 IRONS - MIXERS •• 4-Speed Dryer .i STRIPED TERRY KITCHEN Sq. PERCALE DRESS TOWELS PRINTS APPLIANCES HAIR DRYERS Reg . 10 OUR OWN "CHARM HOUW 188 Boys' 39c BIG SOLID COLOR BATH lrreg. Stretch 19c CREW SOX PERCOLATORS i TOWELS pr. ARGAIN SPR STARTS FRIDAY' THE TOWNS BIGGEST STOREWIDE I I I I ·•:red '0vercon:fi'!wen t ' say'S A uerbach ra~~ ·:~. 1 ~;n a~~~~:r:"~ro:n ~~e: ~~~ Iv:te~:;~~~~. $i4". Wh~wailabl• a SAVE s7SJG ~ 1 5Goll• 18' . lrregs. of $1.00 WORK SETS pear, sheer seamless stockings m new shades, sizes 8\6 to II. Stock up now at this low sale price. Choi ce of tan or gray. PILLOWS 32 Buster Brown Shoes · . S3,88 Shirt sizes 14 to 17. Men's F11mous CEDAR CREST Repeating A Sellout !!.•rt~•in •••iii'1h0e .. ~ork •n the SORT IRTS country for $4 99 • Twin & Full collar.&. Sizes $1 00 ' TERRY · ROBES CHENILLE BEDSPREADS 2 for $5 Hobnail and Corduroy Strlpe Weave Chenille 2 $1 sizes 6 to 18 years, smart new eolors. SLACKS At a Cool Low Price Special Purchase! Beth •r quality slack• in 65% dacron ~ % cotton wash and wear fab. ric1. Jvy model in •ius 21 to 38. ·sac A brend you'll reco&nize - U · gyles. neat figures and novel· j es ln fine cotton 1nkleta. All :olors, alzet 10\t o 13. 35% Cotton WaiJ~t Stretch Denim Capris, Surfers and Jamaicas Reg. j ~ Dorm Shirts and Blouses ·' citY bJ TM 4:11111 Ytllty c'"'"'"'• nt ~e"11111 ·SALE GOWNS & KIMONOS...,....,.---Sunimer weight. Prlntl'and pattet..' PILLOWS Satin covered. Blue, pi!$, yellow, white. BIRDSEYE DIAPERS 6 for Oberie, 271<27. Abeol'bent, quiet dry, NEVA BIND SHIRTS 2 for Knit. Size1 a'lno. to 3 yr1. RECEIVING BLANKETS 00.40. Solido and llrtpeo. BATH SETS 2 SNAP PANTS Celanese tricot, waterproof. S; M, L, XL. FITTED CRIB SHEETS 88c B8c 5 to 10 t ... ' ·, :J;-;· ' ' .' .REG. 24c GIANT SIZE AX ----~~ CLEANSER H ' '' "'' :,,;,. ; . ~ :~ ·. • 6-12 ~liege. sue. lfflllantS,ny VILLAGE CUT-RATE SA\ l 3lc At (, ,1 ll.l he' ' Kotex·w. for Blc Brylcreem ... • Full cut, eolor Cut .euy ~at'll cotton. Bloomer lltyle pantl. t.ee \rlmlllecl' Blue, pink, -n, lnP<I ond Ol'IIICO, Toni WooMnis 51- · ~ ' . ' "· ' ..... $1.25 Suave Hc:irr Spray ~~ow. "" 69c DOLL PAJAMAS 88c TA8LJTS R-llr llld Hlftl To Hold . BABY ANACIN at GALLAHER: Cotton, Florel Print 88c 87c lonLIOF 100 sAvE 10( WOMEN'S OR GIRLS' • ~ .~ ·99' 3pn. $1 SilH BBc BBc ' ' RAID HOUSI • GARDEN y COUSY IN GOLF TOURNEY ~~ .... .. ...~ fl.n $l.:t6 .- ., ' H 64c I'IIIMANINT · n.oo,..-----~- \ fl.29. ~Ur•:·RATE , 'f •••• 1.49 88c 1- '; Stretch denim in navy color. Choose from capris, surfers or Jamaicas In sizes 10 to 18. Regular $3.99 values. ~ '''· 77c .r PANTIES RECEIVING BLANKETS ·- ·-· '- . . , - - 2 for 88c ' 26ll34, oollda, ·~· printo. QUILTED PADS -:-:,.....,-:~-'--......._:...,...... ··: ;... • iiBc llevoralble, cotton ond plooUe. .; c SAVi lie AT GALU.HU FAIRLEE, Vt. (UPI) - Bob Cousy, form•• Boston Celtlcs' ••Ill oiM ,.., In tcllven~ et th1 Dtllr tHHIMI oft!.. tlut1 II• ~asketbaJI star • baa ~ntered the ....,....... " ·"' Hpru month• sa.to1 Vermont Open golf tournament IY Meter lour. when c1rr1tr •rvl~ lo be held JUDe 1._18 Co Ia rtOt nalllble, .... riMintlll 11, 10. . , • uay ..,_,1~ .,.. YNt. 11o.oo1 ••• montfls. now basketball ·mach at Boston $2.88 ~ria . Warren of the Winnipeg B 1 u e Bombers announced Wednesday 11n. ldltort•• ..... wv t..sue. . . that he will come out of retireInteNd •• ' Meond Cllll mailing m nt I j I the I b f th mttt.r •• .,., ,... offiCii 11 Pomeroy, e o re o n c u or e 1964 Western Football Confer001,_ NdiMIII adVIrtlslnl Nltr.tentetlw ence Se8SOD, lftthttln KII'IIUIJ; Inc., 141 t..axlnl· sac SW.Eit& llel· ~~ ! Publllhlftl ton Aft.. N. . Ytrll City, Ntw Vtrk. *'llllrlptloll ''""' DtUwNCI ' ' ..,.,,,, •here even••••· 10 cents per -- CLOTHES PINS CUSKION} .,.. .... ., o..._ 11111D... Office thone wv .. sus, th,.. White, pastels, pri:ntl, 11nfori%ed. ), Holds 16 Adult Sin Carment• •• . "•"""'' Ladies' R•yon 20x30 toweJ, tuo wuh clotlm. $3.98 ... BAG mond · Mi~dleport , Mrs. Ill lnnjngs ) Eleanor B. Howell , 570 Grant Pitls 010 1100 000 - 1 4 4 I, St., Middleport, Mrs. Gladys L. A. 1100 130 000 00- 4 11 0 L. Taylor, 1115 Union Ave., Purkey, Jay (! ) and Ed· Pomeroy , Charles M. Downey, Cin. 003 100 1100 01 _ 5 1 Rt. 5 Jackson, Mrs. Andy wards Ortega Brewer (4) Tre"~way, Rt. I Scottown, Perranoskl (7 ) and Roseboro. Edward Holbrook, Rt, I New Winner - Jay (3-2). Lo..r _ Carlisle, Harold W. Greeer, Perranoskl (2-2). HR - Pinson·, Ashland, Ky ., Mrs. David R. Moon. Karr, Ravenswood, W. Va. , (Only games scheduled) and Ira J . Price, Rt. 2 Sandyville, W. V1. . RACINE NOTES 11 aMicharged Weekenu guests -of Mr, and ' PaUems recortly discharged Mrs. Henry Roush and Mildred Included CJ.~nce ~tch~son. and Dale were Donald Fisher Mrs. '11iomn 1rerguson, Wil- and Mike Malweyou of Akron. Miss ' Thelma Mrs. Charles Dobbins of Pawliem Srnilh, Hall Mrs. Bm Bentley, Mrs. Iucke!, R. I. is spending thla 0 . J . Carlson, Mrs. Russell week with her mother, Mrs. Edysall, Mrs. K. E. Williams John Longsworth and her sl,_ and infant oon, James Hamil· ler, Mrs. Esther West. ton, Frank Thompson, Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross and Grimm, Mrs. D. Walta, Ed· children of Columbo• •pent the ward ·Hines, Mrs. Frances weekend with Mrs. Howard · 3rown, Mrs. D. Coffey, Mrs. Neigler. They were occompanDtrner Llevina, Carl Maniskas, ied home by Shirlie Neigier· for , __ Brenda Finnlculll, .Daniel ~ . a visit. Thomas and Cynthia K. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. .HIIldon allended the wedding of Gmger Stearns and Mr. John F. Bundy Sunday afternoon at DIYOTID TO INT~RIIT 0, the home of Mr, and Mra. Roy . MEIGS._ MASON AREA Spencer:c.=-c,..,---•lcMrd • . o-n. Publish... '1:'0 ATI'EMPT COMEBACK Ct1ettw Tolintblll, ldltor WINNIPEG (UPI ) Publlstt. . Mry. •tt.rnun ocltPt lun. year 1lnebackfng veteran o;>.l Perfect Qu•lity 65% Dacron \ S.lel Ladies' ROll· $4.98 Famous Make Men's Cool ' for Values to 69c Pair Famous make slar. ks bargain pri ced ! Regul ars and slim ll in ' of 7Z Snap Type 54 Inch Jumbo Quilted Top rHE DAILY SENTINEL . weor. Stroot floor MEN'S SOCKS 3 PIS. $1 \ lrte,W..rt of famouo $6.98 Robes. Sile. amaU. medium · lind laq:e in white. Practical ror beach and all tummer Panty Briefs Reg. $1 Voluo Slzos5to8 ' $J.99 FAMOUS NAME STRETCH NYLON perfect SLACKS Now For Su•erl Mochlne Woshoblo, No-Iron, Proohrunk $1.98 if S, M, L, XL. Famous !{I)-Ray Slips in smooth ny. lon satinette or regular tricot weave. Sizes 32 to 40, whl~ lli mljlly new styles. SORRY, NO MAll. OR PHONE ORDI!IIS Solids & Prints 24" X 46" . and spread I Levlshly Laced or Teilored LIMIT: 6 TO A CUSTOMER BATH TOWELS button down J AM-Cotton lmportl. Come early for theeel Famous Cannon checks .. , i Kel Ray SLIPS SHEETS • t..thor-Cork solo. 7 to 11 Come, see all the patterns and colors you can choose from . Prints . •• plaids . . . Tricot FinED 6 inch brown olk ~$1.99 or Nylon Satinette SPECIAU Limited Quentlty 811ement Packoge Mrs. Eva M. Knapp, 59 Dia- stein. FLATS, CASUALS - - -s2.88 WORK SHOES Men's Better Short Sleev• black, laden, tan. Stroot Floor L<ldill' Regulor $3.98 ShOH Filled Entered Hospilal New Yon 131010 20.- 8 14 2 Among those who entered · Slaughter, Schurr (3) E lston Holzer hospital In the past 24 (7) , Spring (7 ), McD.;uel (3) hours were Mary Ann Ryal, and Sciaaffer. Fisher (4-4) aDd 1105 Teadora Ave., Thomas Gonder. Loser - Slaughter (2Wayne Canaday, Northup, 1). HR - Cowan, C. Smith, Mrs. Fraak G. Smigh, Rt. 2 Christopher, Rodgers. Vinton 1 Homer L, Harver, 2219 -Main St., Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Chicago 010 IIIII IIIII - J 11 John E. Wright, Galli- Philo. 020 200 OOx-6 to polis Ferry, Mrs. Richard S. Friend , Priddy (S), F. Groen Fowler, .West Columbia W. Va (8!, F ace (8 ) and Pagliaronl. Mrs. Charles J. Gerard, 584 1!1 Short (4-3) and Dalrymple. Lo• N. Second St., Middleport, er - Friend (4.jj ), HR-Herm- to 40. Bargain B11oment Foam ------ • quality and a fine buy. Sizel Voluos To $7.98 Children's aizes 30 to 42. $1 99 A special purchase of d.acron polyester/cotton blend wash 'n' wears in s6lid colon and pretty prints. First dyed for color fastness. 18 x 24 in. Size Bed $1 Reg. Gowns 2.91 Shift & Baby Dolls cu.t or comfort and vat , __.. Panlll Hospital News Drip Dry .99 Matched twill sets. full I I SLEEPWEAR Black or White Sizes 4 to 9 Reg. 5.47 Value Hose Ladles' Famous Name VALUE I WOMEN'S TENNIS OXFORDS Men's Matched Twill PRS. - SHEER lPRs.77c '·J oame level as our IUlUIIeur TAWNEY JEWELERS SEAMLESS NYLONS I s 01~ GALLIPOLIS DEPT. STORE 360 Ge tt zng • SOCII!.'TY MEETS / Betty Crocker coopons. The by Mrs. Mildred Clatb. Den. teorm " ! NEW HAVEN - The Worn- i"'"P vot.d to have a stand for looa Nfr<!i<hmtots Wft COfeS • • And by "amateur teatru~," , an 's Mission: ry Society of lhe ' or. Bry""l Day on the 4th of l • ' Auerbach said he meant lhe New H•ven Church of God held July. by the hootea, Mrs. VJ By Uatted Preis latenta&loaal _ top col.lege and semi - pro their regular monthly meeting It was announced that t h t h~ rt tD tht foUowbq' : k'l. 1 Amerkau League J< sn. City .. 010 000 000 _ 1 5 4 · _,J teams m the United States - at the home of Mrs. Iva Cape. , al BIIthda l Jb . . wm Hudson, Mrs. WUbut Ust game. day J Wash. OUt 000 20x.- 3 5 the te~ms from which the U. S. h~rt, called to order by pres-- tA-ould be held at the c;:~~n~= ~ hf>it, Mrs. Robert Beacb.;,.,·~~ N.Y. 110 010 0111- t 12 0 Bowsfleld, Drahoweky Olymptc basketball players .,..ldent, Mrs. David Fields, Jr. Wednesd•y evenin •John Carpenter, Mn. u Bosu>n 031 001 000 2 - 7 12 0 and Lau, DanieiB, Hannan (S' picted. Prayer was given bv Mrs g. Erwin, Mrs. Wylllo WilLI Mikk '' · . A poem "Clouds Wi lhoul W · . ams, elsen (t ), Re- Kline (8) and Leppert, BrumAuerbach said lhe Europeans John Carpenter and Miss Mar- te " ' •· Mrs. Pansy Fry, Mro. Mf (7), Oaley (10) and Howard, ley (9), Winner - Hannan were no match for his team, otdorie Brinker led lhe devotions. ~ddi:" read by Mrs. Nellie Dudding, Mro. David .,.,.,;. ,. Lamabe, Radatz (8), Heffner (1-3), Loser - Bowslleld (I)-I) course His squad was com- The Budget Committee preg. . MIBs Marjone Bnnter, (10 1 and TIUman. Winner Ull l•me, lllnolngo) . posed of Bill Russe ll, K. C. sented the budget for the year I After the busmess meeting a Mildred Clarke, Mrs. Heffner 15-1) Loser - Daley L. A. 000 130 000 03- 7 t WASHINGTON (UPJ) AssociaUOD recently completed •Jones and Tom Heinsohn of the in the amount of $380. Stanley Party was . ~nducted , Brtles • .~ Mrs. Mary 0·1}. HR - MaJzone, Linz. Clev. II')() UO 112000--4 Red Auerhacb of the Boston a five . week exhibi tion tour of ICelt1cs, Oscar Robertson a nd A cerhf1rate of a~ard was Conlglairo Willlamo. Belfll8ky Osinski R CelUcs added 1 DeW dlmOIISion three Iron Curtain countries _ Jerry Lucas of the Cincinnati presented to the society from 1 PERFECT GIFT l 'flft F l!nd lime) (S) Dulib~ (9) . and . today 1<> tbe government's Poland, Yugoslavia and Roma- j Royals. Bob Pettit of the Sl. the, Nalional WMS for the ye'l' Ir:":':"_.;.,;;_;;;~;;.,,.;;,;.;:.;;_;. New tort 00% 032 01:1-10 15 I Ramoo, Bell (9), arma • race, space • race and nia - and the United Arab Re- LouiS Hawks, Tom Gola of lhe 19" ~4. . . . Boston 031 lllll 000- 6 142 (II ) and Azcue, Romano • gap terminology _ 1No.· York Knickerbockers a nd , The pubbcattons dtrector urgTerry Mikkelson (6 ) and Wlnner - DuUba (2-0) . " basketball race." . " Ou b' . retired Bob Causey of the Cel.'ed members to subscribe to Howard . Spanswick, Hoffner Siebert {1-2). J1R - Fregosi. "We~e too r lggest danger at lhiB IIics The Church of God Missions 15), Charton (9 ) and NIJ<on. !ZIId gam') • is to underrate their abil· .. ·, . · Winner - Terry (~S L Loser- Los Ang. 000 jl)! 000 - S 9 our lead In the to basketball " said ' . 1\ e played 21 or 22 eKhtbiHeffner (5-2). HR - Maris, Clev. 101 000 3 h:losaslngid. eaan." · play 'a good presenteti ._ Thomas, Kubek, Tresh. D. Lee, McBride (8) and Sa; - •over lhore, a darn good point., depending OD what kind raising projects to the $225 lriano. John,. Grant (8) and Ro- Auerb~~· · acting In " of mood we were In," said' . and reported tl>at the soBall · . .... 000 000 0 10 - I 8 2 mana, WillMr - 0 . Lee (4-1) role ol alhletlc diplomat They have made lremen- erbauch. " We were very c1ety would continue to save e ; Chicago 100 100 000- 2 11 0 Loser - John (2.(). . ·Olympic· year spy, made dous Improvement, and the low when we won by only 23 [r-"-==--=~-.........;~, [ L~~i;':-----• .. Roberts, Hall (7J, Miller (8) National League observaUons on the game Itself has become tre- point.<; FIRST 9 YOU SAVE A T ... '· and Brown. Peters, Fisher (9) (111 game) aspects of the coiCI mendously popular. " W; played to standing ·room QUALITY ,. and Martin. Winner ' - Peters St. Louls 000 000 000- 0 4 0 Wednesday ID a Stale Deport· "We have I tendency I<> feel of up to 16,000. And REGULAR (7-2). Loser - Roberts (4-3 ). San Fran. 000 om Olx- 3 71 ment briefing. and vastly superior with wanted to learn as ! Certified Oil Station G1bson and Uecker, MeCarv- The coach and game," he contlriued. as they could from us ' . Pomeroy 422 Second Ave. Minn.. 002 000026-4 91 er (7L Hendley, Perry (8 ) the National would say they play oo basketball." w. M•in St. Golilpolls, Ohle : Delrmt . .. 121 00 lOx - 5 8 0 Haller. Winner tey, Zimmerman (8). Lollch, (5-4) . Loser - Gibson (5-3) . Sherry (81 and Roarke. Winner - McCovey. - Lolich (~). Lo..r - Stange (2nd «ame) (2-li l. St. Louis 000 010 100- 2 San Fran. IIIII 000 000- I 2 1 Hobbl ' (1·3 ) and McCarver Herbel, Shaw (9 ) and Haller : Loser - Herbel (3-2). •e Lm c. FAMOUS ---, u. s l.J>.Jiy ~enlm"l , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jwte 11, IVD4·15 ' SAVE .' SAVt 6c At GALLAHER St• vc "' '' Goliuhcr .· Gallipolis, Ohio \' �., l WUJHRI --... a.,, •• 'aM. - 'f I . . . . .fttiud . . ' Meaning oI Membership in WSCS Studied I•-~=~ A='A=. wu= •t Delaware wu dJI. Gerald Wildermuth . Members "What it means to be a mem· were seated at I ·ber of the Woman's Society of Christiar. Service," was t be theme of the devotions and prosram when the wscs of t h • United Methodist church met Tuesdav e-vening, at te church. Miss ·Grace Campbell. prtsldent , conducted the meetlnB. which opened with taken fron. Psalm fl and Romans 10: 12-15 by Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., who geve a medlta-tkm on tbe theme and closed with a prayer for divine wisdom and strength . Middleport and Ada Genhelmer and Mno. 1 whlte place mats decorated with Wednesday vlsitlor. at the roses and a centerpiece oi home of Mr. and Mn. Emerroses' son Jones were Mr. E. W. . Jones and Mrs. Dora O'Brien _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Shade, Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skin- Mrs. Drs. Dave Farmer were ner • son, Tom Skinner, and I~=~ Wednesday evening of 11 flnancee, Miss Judy and her parents in MaMr. Skinner and MisS will be united In mar- Mr .and Mrs. I. A.dEu;ugbahtnbers l Miuiettsau.ndey, June 14 in and son, Terry, and The program was presented Kathy and Kim returned by Mrs. Robert Warner aaslst- their home, New Wllmlngton. Debbie King was uninten· ed by Ml" Lydia Ebersbach. Pa Tuesday after a we<!<eud I tlonally ommitted from the Mrs . Warner told of what lt vtsii with her mother, Mrs. T. list of guests attending the meant to her to be a member A. Hennessy and Mr. and Mrs. ahower for Sharon Jones at of the WSCS and also read an Thomas Hennessy and famlly. home of Mrs. Vernon article "Washing Away Mlscon- Mrs. Lewis Roush of cepUon in Tunisia,'' from World ville and sister, Mr.. Mios Ellen Dutton, daughter Outlook. The article told of a McClintock and son. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Duttoo, mission school of 100 children of Pt. Pleasant, w. Va. , enrolled _at Ohio Unlverln Tunisle and of tea~hing them lied Tuesday with Mr.. Gordon slty for the_ first summer cleanlineSs and sewmg. Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. slon and will Sere"!m: ~ Plans were made for the in- est Grimm and famlly. HaD. lD P stallation of officers at t h e Dulten plans to attend DenDeJ:t meeting. The School of Mrs. Charles Withrow UnlversUy at Granville, ~~~~~====.Tuesday with Mrl Nora 1\0ILS~.IOhlo. Mrs. J•d Webster Jr. Mr. and Mrs . Carl Jones son, James, and Mrs. dsughter of Pontiac, Mlcb. ~·~so~ Webster Sr. were Tuesday visited recently with her itors in Athens. grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Be· and verige and. granddsushter, TONIGHT I< FRIDAY Lor enzo Davm •aYI BYI BIRDIE" ·"-b h Beverly Perno. I P h~ urg • Mr and Mrs John Ketch· Jaaet Lei!lh. Dick van Dyu Claude Davis o <Cnlor) P~ - · left TUesday lor a fl.ahing ka ,;..d daughu;r, Kim, bave --andtrip in Canada. returned to their home in "WHIN THE GtRLI Mr. and Mrs. Harry May after spending two TAKI OYER" Bull Head. Arizona, - e weeks with their parents, Mr. With Robert Lowel'7 and Marvin Miller Tuesday dinner gu..ts of Mrs Wallace Bradford sister and brother-in-law, Mr. d Ned · nd Mr d Mr. Soturday Juno II and Mrs. Uoyd Jenkin&. an a a · an .Th · Wolt Dlsnoy't Mrs. Raymond Pulllna Jr Ketchkaln, PWom~o~ .~~ "THI .LADY AND and son, · Hobert, of Thurston. vlslted es ll'g THI TRAMP" are lhe guests of her parents, with hla brother and family (Cinemucope & Color) Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. the weeke'nd. -andRichard. Randal and Rhon- Michael Scott Miller, 15 "YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS• da Bearhs of Thurston ar• the old young son of Mr. James Mitchum, AIana Ladd (Color) guests of their grandparents, Mrs . Mick Miller is ser,...,ilii:iilii:iilii:iiliiii~ Mr. and Mr.. Raymond Pul- tously ill at Holzer &spital i" Uns, Sr. · Galllpolls. Hla parents are Charles Withee who haJ him at the hospital. been quite ill in Holzer POMEROY. OHIO at is lmprovine slowly. A wide selection of womens cotton slackB-all washable fabrics ln solids and pi.Uds. Rogulor $8.95 Womeno SLACKS - - - Solo $6.50 Rogular $7.95 Womono SLACKS Sale $5.50 Sale $4.50 Rogul•r $5.95 Womono SLACKS S•lo $4.00 Rogular $4.95 Womono SLACKS Rogul•r $3.95 Womono SLACKS Sale $3.00 Roguliit $2.95 Womono SLACKS Sale $2.00 A SPECIAL GROUP OF WOMEN$ • SLEEVE~~~~~OUSES WASIIINGTON - PLAY f Cbelr Sets TO 10 Chair Sets - on the choir Ia rtlnlon:ed, BIG-36 INCH ~ ~ • I - two and three piece sets - denlma - popUna - aeenueker and twill6aome with knit topo-ot.eJ 3to6land7toU. CASUAL Q)Mf()IJ JIOIIULAI PIICE OUAI.m' CONS'IIUCTION SALI llASTIC ARMS " GReN WElliNG • WHI11! CENTB! • IIOCKEI HAS 11JIUlAI RAIS • SPUN ENDS o CONTOUifD SEATS AND $2·00 Regul•r $1.95 Sot1 44 SALI $]· : lACKS $$.95 Morgon..Jonoo MEIGS THEATRE GINGHAM •• , tbo 10-20, 14)1-24~ hobnoU bed· 'pread of qu.uty -----Preahrunk - Lint !roo bobl and bullion frlnp. Machine w.asb and tumble dry - needo no lronq. Single and dollble aizes- freahe5t look ot sunner rHrf Pure line ond pede pastels, wonderfully cool and flatter. ing. By Simpli • Slnlll't '- • ttOsy-care blend J cott.,. and - ocetate. lpjnk • woven Sol•ct your Porch and Lawn Furniture on Elberfeld• 2nd Floor. You'll got dopend•blo qu•l· 1ty •nd department 11ore ..1. prJ-. Wbite and beautiful pa ... bJw. tel colora - An unusually 3.9.5 good 1pread for aununer Sae our eomplete line of cool, comfortable sun·dreasel - beautiful fabrics and styles - sizes 12 to 20 and 14\1 to 24\1. use. Cannpn Sheet Sale I FRIDAY and SATURDAY Just Arrived! L- Shl_..t. flf LAWSON MEDICINI CAitNITS, ...,...... and .fUI'!ice typeo. Sioile door and larle olldinc doora. With al!d :without Hehts, LAWSON VANITY and . MIRRORS wltb compartmento . HshU. hiiiP ~ eoU, ., • picture. Cabinets ..,. _.,.. pt'" dra'Wil oeamleu. Bondet'lled after forminl. eo~·..ii 'interior baked white enamel !lnllh oVlllt the :hul tloor furnlturo dept. See the ial'le ~ele .. Uon of•LOwiOil 'Cabinets. ANOTHER ·lt!IPMENT MIRACLE add to the PRIC~b/F(:,.. : PROM·· ·'· that bave been completed, donate them to the local bos· pllal next month. She alao wishes to begin lllll1:lng prepar11 ations to send a box of clotbing, et£. to Bocone College lhl! FtiEJIICH LEAVE a- cat stripea circle the bill and hip )'Oke of buttoa b iMimed bar stlorts. 100% Helauc:a Nylon. llld Helanca Hyioa Lycra Spandex lrUtlkl, $20.00 Lewla. The nat meetlDB will be July 7 at Rosa Stepp's home. . . . . .. . Carpet Remnants • On sale at our Mechanle Street Warehou,e · .,,., • 12" Lt. IloilO ..... SAL. $50 1'2" • 15' Lt. Gol4 ·--C•• SALI f'O • sns GYM 2 ....... ·.nd Glldor Rldo -··--· f1UO J Swint~ ond Glldor Rldo ------ t22.!0 Cvrvod lllnt ---- $14.9S •On Sale at the Ware. houae on Mecbanic Street. JUST RECEIVED - - Cabin Throw Rugs Log Beautiful 100% Rayoa in Rl·IO pattern Skid proof bOok - wubN beautifully -!lrlPt elear eolora - white - dork ohades. Cnlora matcb ill ~ Sl\.59 T.., au olleo. M"•W- $J-95 27''x48H- '2-95 M"x70"-- $3.69 rxs• $5.95 4'X6' $7.91 BEAUTIFY YOUR BATHRDOMI ' ......,... PADS '. $3.98 at·~~· eleven She received llteraturt from .\ira. Joseph Cook, Pomeroy, PI'Q8l'aDI cholrman OD World .Mldloo Support, These le~~o~ets cooslsted in part of Steward! ship Eduootlon at a glance. I Resoureel for the School of Mllslona and Stewardship Educallou Resources . Benediction prayer was offer. ed by Evelyn Foreman after which the hostess served relruhmenta to Mary Wood, Evelyn ForeDWI, ber sons, Jlmmy and David, Wilma Sayre, Ruth Wolle; Larry and Brenda FoAM MAmESS Add ;hmirli!na ·com!olt to. your old mattreu. •lbchina · · we.W·:·JII~.J:~ortablo . • .Non·Allersenlc oCiean - o4{~~ .:1li1;i~ ,1rtll'lnl. '11t.", 1", 1\1" tbickn . en to The president, Wilma Sayre, ouggested that members collect and make up more hospital •Aioo 42 loch Wardrobes for $42.110 and $49.00 and 24 inch Wardrobeo !o~ $17.110. All in the """ doll tan flnloh. GOP's Scranton Always Has Had to be Pushed to Run ··~' • 12' Gol4 ----·---- SALI $50 9'4., X 15' Lt. Gold ...... SALI $71 9'5". 15' lrltht G....., .. SALI $75 13'4U X 11' lluo --·-··-· SALI $lot "ENCORE" BEDSPRWS 4 $24·00 white enamel ututty cabinets on the 8rd floor. o UJNIIOIJCED WHITE Rogular $2.95 Sob On lila l'or Uti iD 11JII1NG $3.00 ~taiVVard~ba• • AJao many excellent val- • I" 0.0. ALUMINUM ,Regul•r S3.95 Solt 1 BDO The rider provldlngg,,~ln~~::;l for aeml-automatic co ol pay boosts in the future odded to the pay measure ad by the House Thursday, Ill 157. In the Senate about only immediate problem bow the members, with proJper I senatorial reserve, could ceal their eagerness to lh' fW million blU and It Ill President Johnson. Ia the new moot popular rold tone llnlsh. The uphoiJtery A line group of &lriJ short aett and pedal puaher tetl SALI ,'Jtylwn"d gre~~. SETS DRIVE· IN Senatoro hdera1 pay raiae bUI thai could lead to annual salery in· crel!H& for members of Cnn- ''LLOYD" DJNmE SETS Glrtt 2 I< J Ploc:o · ~ BAl. TIMORI! (UPII - Gov. William W. Scnnton. of. p..,nqlvoll"". ~ . , ·i' . ·1 In th_e riJII tod"Y H lh •ctlvo contender '- tho Republi..., prwlc!Mtld .. which Son. B•rry Goldw•tor h11 almost _... up. Scranton eifel....., h"'-'f II! . r•co in •n unqualified •nnouncemont bofor• the M.oryl•nd Ropu~lican St.t• c..~ "I com• hero to announce I •m • con~idolo for the prHichincy of .~ . ,IJ+'!~ ~ Statu," tho 46 yearold governor sold In • keynot• odclr- Ia tho -VIIptlon. !II obondonilll his loJII.flold position of bolJII ov•llobt. •nly for • "olncort,. ~roft," Scr•nton rofusod to concodo thot tho GOP nomination heel bMI\ • -~ .., Goldwater. prol...od surprlae today at • feaiUN ln the House • passed Several styles are included In this group of womens sleeveless blouses-prints and solids in wash· able cottons and triacetate jersey. Sizes 30 to 38. = lfblrta e Save On Womens Summer Slacks table wIth l 'IW '" 3-PIEU TANK COVER SETS ~ .·.~. <:·· ~ Fits olllanb and adclo new !ubloned eolor te okl tankastopo .-unc lilnb - reduces w.ter nolae - ""''lplete11 washable. Colon: Pmt, Llllie, Bluet Yellow, White, Be~ G.reeu. Salt 6 P-r. ''2.98 $7.69 ,tHROW COVERS for car·BEall.. Staln.resla,.. - 81 x 99 DOUBLE BED --....--.....,....- $1.61 11xUII DOUBLE BED $1.91 DOUBLE FITTED BOTTOM SHIIT $1.91 72x99 TWIN BED $1.51 72xl08 TWIN BED $1.11 42x36 INCH PILLOW CASES Me I pair TWIN FITTED BOTTOM IHEIT $1.81 machine Wub· . bt~Cii: pro. · creue o,r ' lGbld. ,· r·:,. ~~L.9s . ..,,__ v . ·Ripp~O· --, . ·Throw lugs Ra7on 1rM bod< : ,.t~Jfta 1'111 with friDied ..,.. larl• , . ft. ft. Ilia.; '* •.. cOIIft· Qood ..locUon . of !llleont!Diled IIIIJle, . '4;50 IALI· · .· ·HARD .Mtl'l~' CONE • PLAYTIME DENIM BAHR CLOTHIERS ' Sanforized. Soll4 eolors-wblch reqln color. Dries qulckly-4rons easily. 36" wide. Colon: ·Dopoocl Pin1l, Green, Faded Blue, Aqua, 1leDiln Blua; Chooolate, Charcoal; Red. Idell for IUIIIIllef lpOrll clotbea. . ' ,..... C9Yt- c'oiiJo..,._ . ;~ _;.c,·_ - - and ' .n·vLiibtllf . . .. Co~ ,.. F" ... ,. .,. •• lllberfo)da w.......... :..droe!lanki •*"-et.' ./' '· .. ·, '· f ·, . .. .:.. ' .. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 11, 1964 crist flesher gibbs haley meadows wood