http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/4f48d8e06664e5478f1c1432a32013b1.pdf b940b7d60c50c1e2cd00ee4b10fd57f9 PDF Text Text 1• • ' ' " • .,.. f "\ ~ • ~ 1'} Ill i ,. " ~ 12·:1'all':r·Selltlllel, PomMOy-M!ifdlepott, Insect Pest Control Descrihfd o, June-:ze, ltu"' Mr. C. E. BIU,.., Meigs County Agrlctdblral AceJ>I, '. 111<11 speokor at an open Jrioot. iBc Ill tbe lllllland .G~ Cl~b bOkl Monday evlllliq at home Ill Mn. C. 0. Cllapmp, conducted by tbe jll'eoldent, Mn. Cusb Johnaton. Mrs. Robert RelbeJ · ~ devoUODI lakeD from ·tbe book, "Grains of Sandt'' and scripture readln.g from Mathew. New olfk....., elecled Included Mn. Paul Winn, pfeoldent; Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, vice president and progum ehalrman; Mrs. !James Nicholson, secretary; i•nd Mrs. Chris Diehl, treasur- ....fdln.g il W-.1 Poi!Jl Mr.' Biakealoo lloe IP!>h ao "New P-.1 Control." llllllllJll Pomeroy the aJfalla weevil . ODd the Mr. IJld M.... Dwight Logan , panese beetle 11 lbe IIHIII and son. Sll:ip, and guests, Mrs. I atructlve. He urged iard..,... JO<k ft. Co• and children, Erin , to spray early, repoatlJii eadl Sue and Brett, returned horne week 01 more olteo II needed. SundaY afler a week's vacation The8e ~ts are mOlt destrueat sanduskv. While there Mrs. tlve In the adult and i"'b Co:t attendEd th~ tenth annistage. He recommended UJ1nl venary of her high school class DIY!' and Sevin u directed. Kathy Morgan and Nancy . Members atttndln£ ID addJ. 'l!irris of Middleport are spend· I Uon 10 those named above were ln& 8 ft>W days with Kathy's 1 Mrs. James Titus, Mrl. · Rus· grandmorher Mrs W A. Moraell Uttle, Mrs. George Lasbo er, Mrs. Jonab Cottr!U, . ·Mrs. gan. Mr. and Mrs. J~:-rry Field s of Cecil Bolin, Mrs. C. E. Bishop, Chicago. Ill . spent the we-ek- 1 -'· er. · 'Mrs. Virgil Atklns, Mr-. Charend with their parents . .Mr. and The scheduled tour of the Co- les Amos, Mrs. Don Ander!IOD Mrs . Joe Fields and Mr. and · ,. ;ti · lumbus Garden of R.oses this and Mrs. Robert Canaday. Mrs . Charles Eskew. They were · Saturday and the regional tour Guests were Mrs. Norman accompanie-d home by her sisof Lake Hope iD July were IWills, Mrs. Seth Nlcbolaoo and ter. MI SS Jamce Eskwv for a dlscllSsed. Several members Mrs. J . E. Radekin of the Star VISit. plan to attend. . i Garden Club and Mrs. Rol>ert _...,.. Mrs. Ernest Davidson receivMrs. Paul Wlnn presented :Roberts, tdrs. Fred ed word Sund 9y that her daugh· Mr. Bl{lkeslee. He showed a IMrs . NeiJie Vale, Mn. ter. Mrs. Eu~ene (P~mlint>l Har.colored movie, "Garden Note- beth Ann Webster, and Mr. and 1 less of Ch•arwster, Fla ., underbook," which brought out the Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee. went surger~· and is cnn\'alesr· ' different species of flowers, not· Cupcakes, punch, c<Jffee ing nicelv. · MR. AND MRS. LARRY W. BUNCI! lng the 60 varieties of lilies. nuts were """ed by the Mr. afid ~lrs. Aver~ Logan 1 Miss Rev a Jeanne Rea , daughter of Mr. 8 n d Mrs. He also showed some of the te~, assisted by Miss Edna end son. Sr_ott. left Fnday for Don Rea. Minersville, be~.:ame tile bride of Mr. Larry of the Webster..StrubleiSiwii'icki.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the1r home 1n Tapas~an . Mame ·William Bunce son of Mr. and Mrs .. Walter Bunl'e, Mid· al'ter a vistl with hiS parents, I dleport , Saturday, June I, at the Middleport Church Mr. and Mrs. Geo_rge Logan.. Christ. The Rev . Fred I. Gardner read the vows of the Mr. and Mn. Wllloughby Hlll 1 double ring ceremony at 2:30 p.m. before an altar dec· returnt>d hnme Mond~y after a ! orated with baskets of white gladioli, palms and two sevisit with relatJVE'S m Manon ven branch candelabra. and .columbus. . ' A half-hour of nuphal music preceded the ceremony M1chael Jones ot Columbus with Mrs. Chester Erwin as or~anist and Mrs. Robert arrived M~nday to spend the ·craig. soloist. Mrs. Erwin played •·The Sweetest Story summer w1th hts gran~parents, I Ever Told," " I Love Thee." "Clairdelune,'' "You'll NeMr. and Mrs. E. J . Htll . Flat· ver Walk Alone," "Wedding Bells" "Through The woods. . . Years ... and the Wedding March. Mrs. Craig sang "Al· Mrs .. Jo Ann W_h~te and sons ways," "The Wt!dding Prayer," ''GOd Touched The ~ Mtddle~rt vtsltPd Sunday Rose. '' and during the ceremony, ''The Lord's Prayer." after~n wtth Mr. and Mrs. E., Given in marriage by her faJ. Hill. ther. the bride was lovely in a a fitted bodice and full skirt Mrs. J. B. Marshall and Jen- ~own of silK organza. featuring with back bow and chapel train. nings. Marianna and John , of ! The bodice had a scalloped Louis\rille. Ky ., arrh·e Monday ' relatives. scoop neckline, enhanced with for a vsit wit.ll . her mother. i Mrs Beulah Krantz of Char- IAlencon lace appliques studded Mr:'·;Jo;h:n;F;.:B~a•;ly;an:d;ot:h~Prideston: W. Va. , visited several with dainty seed p~arls, and I last week with Mr. and cap sleeves. Her \'ell was el1 Mrs. Carl Moore Chester Road. bow length pillbox. illusion, Mrs. Eva 'Ar~entrout of Po- with dai.nty back bow a~d seed I IV V "ent dinner pearl tnm. Her only Jewelry ea, . a.. was a re ... nd . 'It o1 of Mr. and Mrs. carl was as 1ra ot pea~1s, a gt TONIGHT ~ ~ ~·;~;. . the groom. She earned a colon• "THE COUCH" . . ff \\'11 d ial bouquet of white slamellias. With Grant Williams i Mrs. Geo rey son an and Shirley Knight daughters and Mrs. Carl Moore Mrs .. Larry Thomas, Colum-and'were visitors in Parkersburg, bus, sJster of the bride and ~ "WORLD BY NIGHT" w v Fr'd tron-of·honor wore a ballerma (Technicolor) · 8 ·• 1 ay · . . length gown of aqua silk organ· Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wilham- za with tiny back bustle effect Thu•. & F•l. June 27-28 and granddaughl.r, SUsan gathered to a cabbage rose. Her "EEGAH" ~~ ~~!:' of GaiUpolls re\:"d headdress of matching colOr Arcb Hall, JMarilyn Manning . Monday . ~v~nmg a wl a was a stand up cabbage r~ --endseveral days vtstt m Akron . th centered with pearls. She wore Dorothy Dandridge ~r. and Mrs.. Charles E~ng, matching satin slippers and car· ·.MAJ,.~e;f., Howard m Columbus w1th Mr. and _rs. ried a colonial bouquet of aqua ""iiliii:liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:I;R~o~het;rt Gardner and in ChiiH· and white carnations. iii with Mr · and Mrs. Hugh Serving as best man was LarBlack. ry Thomas, Columbus and ush· I t!rs were Robert Egler of CoroMiROY. OHIO BIRTH LEARNED lumhus and Wendell Bunoe, Word has been received from Middleport. TONIGHT & THURSDAY and Mrs. Charles Pickett The bride's mother wore a NOT OPEN Hollywood , Florida of \he lemon yellow embos.sed ~II k FRIDAY and SATURDAY "''-" f b June : crepe sheath dress, tmy pillbox o a newr· son orn lhat, wh'1te ac<:essoneM . J "'" • 28-29 . ., • and 1 John Hersey's named \\ Ilham Franklm.l corsage uf white carnations. The "TH& WAR LOVER" Steve MtQueen, Robert Wag. Picketts have two other groom's mother wore a lime D.er, Sbirley Anne Field. ~ ~ ~~~~f"; · Charles Jr., 10, and green eyelet embroidered Futur.tte: He Popped His 9. Paiernal grandparents sheath dress. with white silk PY· Pistol C:olct!Cfrt•n• Mrs. H. B. Pickett of near ramid style hat, white arceSStJ•r· Sof1 & Chair SUN., MON. and TUES. and maternal grand· les and white carnatic.Jn corsage. June 30-July 1-:Z is Mrs. Ethel Sargent Mrs. Grover Erb, Mrs. Er~nesl e2 Lamps ''MY SIX LOVES" of Athen!l. Maternal great-grand- Rea of Pomeroy, grandmothers Debbie Reynolds is Mrs. Herb Riggs of of the bride and Mrs. Matilda C. Robertoon · Ieport, grandmoth· Rt. 1. MiUer, Midd er of the groom, each wore a white carnation corsage. A reception was held in the church social room. The · ' table with while cover was centered with an arrangement of white mums and .aqua carna· • 3-Pc. Suite With lnner1prlng tions , with lighted tapers on and Box ~prlng either side. The three tiered wedding cake topped with min• 2 Drener ·Lampi iature bride and groom was on the pum~~ <me end of the table and the e9x12 Rug punch bowl on the other. Cake, lime fJoat punch and aqua and white mints in the form of wedding bells, were served. Napkins were white with j the inscription, "Reva and Lar· ry, June 1, 1963" in silver. Miss l Susan Wurster, Columbus served the cake and Miss carol Blizard, Columbus presided al the punch bowl. Assieting in the senring were Mrs. Gary Hick· man and Miss Ann Lentz, eo. Rug Jumbus. Guests were register· ed by Miss Judith WebruDc, Pomeroy. You spend long hours Following the reception, the · on your feet. Comfort couple leU for their apartment, is e$sential and you'll 1959 Guilford Road, Columbus. finrj it in Star Brand For traveling, the bride chang· Ser"i'ict S~oes. Supple steel arches, cushioned eel to a citron yellow crepo insolq, th1ck outsoles, and uppers that are pliant -all mean day-long comfort. For your special job pleated sheath drOll w I I b • • ! nsk for Star Brand Service Shoes with oil·re:sistant matching accessories, a lar&e soles roo. whi~ atraw hal aoo wore a miniature conaae Ill glame~ ' liao. Oukll-town guests at the wedding and recepUon were · Mr. Widths C-D-E-E E- Sizes 6 to 12 and Mrs. Cbarleo FauUurer and daughter Cathy SprinSfleld; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rea,. Trladel· ' . phia, W.Va.; Mr. and Mra. HERMAN GRA11 ey Kloes, Misses and Darlene Wa!Jion,- 'Miil 3-5~92 Wursle<, Robert Egler, M liS ' Corol llliaal<l, Mlas AM 8l!d Mr. IIIII Mn •. Earl man, Columbo!~ anti Mn. ' ' ole Brown and oblldreo, • OPEN THURSDAY AFTERNOON • bara and J. C., CiDciDDiU. ........ .-...... ..,,,.,n• •.,.,, •==•• • 1 lreliiiiii ............... .,_ SHOP at ELBE.RFELDS in .POMEROY '!- ' . . . . . . . . . .1 ... - elF. . ' I .' . ________ ' ' For June 1 r J 5695 NOT WHY PAY MORE?. • • ·' NOT 5 795, or 5 895 ••• 1 ... BUT ONLY MEIGS THEATRE s ' 1 1 Here's What You Get: I!ACH ROOM CA~ Bl BOUGHT SIPARATELT LIVING ROOM e FOR FOOT COMFORT BEDROOM wbile you man Mlttresi · KITCHE'N e 5-Pc. DiHHe Set e DeuWe Dow Caltllet· e Refrigerator e9x12 a 5 9•95 C••· . MASON ·FURN>ITU: .. RE . . ;'W., I E;oJ, l'eriiiJ B•"· ArraiHJMI 595 .' ' • I .• · ' SH: ~11 .. '." ..··- ·~ \ '· ' ' .. , I "' '''· . ., '' " t .QNI:)U) .. , , . r·GRATE . . , .,, . - ~~~nd, 0 • ;I• I ./'lt. --------~~~~~ ----------------:---- . Taken .__.. 1 l ~"- Y~ Wbis~ey. Our -June Brides Special! ! .' 'i __________________ ~- . ' _____ Elberfelds In·Pomeroy. 1 ... .,_.,.,Fe d.;w•.·••·O• ·t .. .,. . ._ .._ Irisli·IT Elberfelds End of The Month Clearance SALE .Will B& I Frjday 9 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 9. I Be Sure To Read Thursday's Paper For The Listing Of I Special Bargains All Over The Store. . I-- 1 ~~~~--~~~----------.-------~----~~-~--~~~----.,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~::~::~~:::: ~~ ~~~~q, ~~ VOL ~--~--~--~~~~j-J~U~N~E~2~7A,~19~6~3~--~--------~ ~ ~~: ---- --- -----, I ' .' " (The Stare Clos.s At Noon Each nursday) r--- - · ' THURSDAY TIL NOON.· . ·' • · NOW' Y:C)U KNOW For Ladies By Countv Agent Moinly About People In " • .. - I -"---- Quashes Talk 9~·. Selling �I • • Dilly: Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 27, 1983-3 Helen ifelp.IJst Fil"Jt Chri.ollon marriage of an Indian ptiDcesl and a wblle ..Iller wos performed lbout 400 yean ·aao •In • section of ...,.t oow 1J Da)'tllna Beach, ' Fla. Pr1ncesa Issona, of alier ErnestD'Erlach, .-fi~ncia Huguenot. Ma8on County, \Vrst Virginia Foriner Hogsett Resident Dies While Visiting THE GIFTS THAT LAST! ' LOCAL AND STATE News Of ToronUna tribe was tile and the bridegroom wu ' FOR WEEK-END Minute Steak '1( 89C' Longh~rn Cheese _.:.. ,~~: ~~~ B. H. SANBORN j' MILL ST. '' ~·or JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST MIDDLEPORT I Sliced Pi Top Value STAMPS _ ! .. .,,' SUNNY ISLE ./ ' ctft SILVER aAR Pink Salmon WITH ALL ·PURCHASES 12511.25c Wax Paper nil ...,so BROUGHTON Ice Milk Chocolat•, V•nill•, N"POiitan ..,'"" ·:;7C KRAFT 'Z9.c Ice Cream Topping DRY Cool Shorts GOOD~ ' "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING I.,styles and materials. Sizes 29 to Campers Win Awards During Week's Climax 2.79ta 2.99 Holiday Needs! Tots I ' r1 ' I I ' ' t l •·ti.Picnic SuppliH - P1par 1' l'lates, Cups, Spoons, Nopkinl, etc. Paritde of Velues S.le Still In Progress s-10 • .. . • BEN FRA~KLIN s-10 • . '1 ... INE ARISTOCRAT OF FINE WATCHES ,,,_..... : E·LG IN .' _, .. i '() :· ' c.P'ilc;~ START Now! Compk~ M«:tion.l of the aristocrats •I /iM woldleo Lord Elgin lunar. 23 jewels. S \"~ -.--wr.ond ~nd. Shock· · Adjusted. ·50!!! ----------· Lady Elain Re~•- St,led for drtst, in ytllow. 21 jewels. Shock-reslsttnt. ................ Dolt _ 150!! -----------· 1~a;~:~~~~t~he~DeCm~oc~ra!ti~c~p~a~rt~y~~~;~~~- Beverly Burns, Ill Sue Thompson: during the Civil Loyalty- Norah McNeiU, Nibert, Ronne Erwin, ~: ~~Lov::e·~~David Eads, Reggiieer~~;: I~=:~~ ' Jimmy Dunn, Wray, Diane C Yeager, Claudia Zerkle. Thomas, All first year campers Cheryi WaUis. the Lucky Penny Award. Lucky Nickel -Sharon Bru>k- ' tord Elcin Clrlton. 23 jew. · ' tis. M11ktr ditl. Expansion band. Adi•ttld: ' desicn witb mllchinl bO _let. 23 jewels. , ' 579!! ........ w14o cho/!:0 of'2! .; ltl·j-1 Lort1 El&in wai!:hOI; ~· ,, mtn, tnd tXQUIIItt Ltcly Etafnl, many Ht·wi~h.cllaMOndJJ · . . Give Mom A Break From . ' - ' -~·i~, eRoast Reef a Pickle & Pimento eDutch Loaf a Minced Ham . a Spiced Luncheon eSause ~ .~ illcredlbly durable, IIIIIZinaiY easy lo usa. re~sts cllalkillf, crackill(, dirt and lldinJ. rco·measy solvents needed. Clean brusiJu, llands, spots wilb SOIP lUld wate~ -lo- ~~ _,........ $7.59 IIAL. PORK CHOPS SLICED BACON I r ,.... 1 • .~-;. ':~ L 'l <' 79~ FIRST CUTS 3 lbo. $1.09 . ·- BOTI($j'~ FOR ()Jt~Y ........ ·: ' ' "· *HOME GROWN* • CABBAGE- GR. BEANS- TOMATOES ' MILK VALLEY BELL Gallon Jug So.p Powder Stlf.ll•inw FLOUR .. · .. · 25 lb. bag 1.99 SURF .. ·......... · 4 boxes $1 fnnch City Br~ncl For S•ndwich" Sn.ck1 lARD .... · · .. 251b. can 3.29 CHEES~ , :"~: ·.· · · 2 U.. bx. 59c Wolko..i /Nplo Lo'lin ,, , tp. ss,.~... cotlo-loll PINTO BEANS · · .. 8 lb. 1.09 Eggs, mecl. · · · · ·: :·: cloz. 4Sc • !,-' IMio,~, ·""' 1.00 Pkgo, eWatermelon •Plums ePeachu e Cantaloupes e Pink Grapefruit e New Green Apples ' . ' • • VALUE BUY BRAND _ ' r· . ~-_ SIM·ON'S . --r·-~·~ ~~~$,. ·-~-.'1:-I·~·>~<••;J'>o. -~~·..~,·~~111!.;.;~~ .' Packad•ln STAR SUPPLY CO. . l'roducer Alex C<lhen would like Roll'ert Preston as Kim Stanley's co-star In the forthcoming Broadway opuo, ''The 0wl and the Pussycat" . . . . The Howlf, the new theaU...,afe at 4 St. Mtru lllace, ill happUy claiming th• disUoctlon Of breaking all recorda for speedy wcceu ill the oiptclub field. Wilbill one 39~ BOILED HAM Dries il minutes to a rich, flat finish that ' ' . ', . your home, House Paint is of "'Lucite" for the too. New 1111 , : Cookin~gj;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ , Lunch Meat SPEC lA You•an now have the 3 ,.Pce.IWciroom Suite =-~=·~::. ••d ........ ' ' • • . . I .... CHIPPED . lldy Eliin Down. Sllm'lill ' ' . Ground Chuck · TWO FOR ONE SALE ' . The Best Pure Beef 2 Pee. Uving Room Suite ~':'::!!",!: . 711! wc1rd. 2l Ih. pkg. .. .. .. 1'.19 ' Yo• lrmnw 11l.tn1Ne" Wall Palttl . . 1 • for a number of I Nancy Proffitt accomMrs. Roy Burgess and to Martinsville, Va. for with Miss Ursie Davis. is to return home Tues- SKINLESS ~ --==-'----'-===;i;ii;::...,.;;,.;.=====--- ' Kenneth Patricia Jlll•i•l ,. Marie BetsyFry,Fowler, IISbJats, Marty Buffillgton, :san-11 dra Redman, Rosemary Withers, Jo Thompson, Ronald Thompson, Jim Ann Miller, Marsha GiiBIUy Barker, Brenda IIBietne~r, ~ Jimmy Wise. . Rooorable Mention IIPI•Illij>s, 'Vivian Wolfin8harger, Marlene Roush, and WoUtngbarger; 0 u t s Ita n First Year Camper- David Representatives -.:ruth Camp - Sheldon DarreU ·Albury, Jane Gay Cartwright, a n d Brown. CharUng Pins - Marlha Sue Darrell Edward AtPamela Sue Buffington, Thomas, Carol L)'lln Konda Lois lleverick, T: Hart, Llnda Tat· ~ ~ Jo Cottrill. Chosen to help wltb the ReChlldreo's Camp · a I tbla were Dan I say the ' l-loweur.~? IN 1J.IE E.4T£RV WI~ ~E lJ.lREHTEM MENU-·VQU G4tiT 6ET A · WAITER 10 TAKE YOUR ~R· ... ~~:.: I . to suit you Mason News Notes ------------------j LORD or LADY r Af.I,J9,95 and White Carol Gerlach, Koneda Devrick, David Eads, I' We cut steaks and roasts Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer and W. H. Foglesong will at· and lOth, tend the funeral service of Mrs. Solley, a former resi- ' Thomas Nast's original car- dent of here, tomorrow in Park- ~ of the donkey as a symbol . Mrs. Solley has lived I I week after opening with the revue "The MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEI!OOK: A World of Kurt Weill," the Edir1burgh· batUe Is ahaping up between Larry Bly· style cafe had paid off all ito creditors den and his ex-wife, dancer-choreograph- and was operatin& at a profit. "Weill" er C,u:(ll Haney. Larry rented a luage prov..t so successful II wu moved Into Villa-. on the Riviera, anticipating that his the larger One Sheridan Squne, and an· twot ch~~ren - ~Oiib, 5, ood Ellen, 2 other ohow, "Rule, Britaonfo"- deocribwolild ljlend the. Summer Wllb him, but ed as a folk revue - booked into the be Jlilt received 1 shocker. He's been-Do- Howff ... Marcello Mastroianni's lunch· tifioid that only the little boy would be al- time appearance at the Four Seasons In· lowfd to Nwt him; Carol is keeping Ei· dicated what a big star he's become on len in the United States on a legal tech· this side of the Atlantic. The clever 1111· Jlicatity. Larry was almost in tears as be ian actor was besieged throughout his called frlends on the transatlantic phone meal by a parade of sophisticated autoto tell them about the tragedy - but he graph seekers ... The new idea of datfjldlcated lie waan't going to accept Car· ing (if you happen to be In the Right Set) ol's decision without a fight . Marilyn is rendezvous at a:reeolop. Jody MeMaxwell's intimates are worried about Crea took octress Marie Versini to ..., her curre!'t state of despono~ncy: She'a ' his new film, "Beach Party," and sbe bad so muc;p Illness durmg th• paat year, took him to see her fortht!Omiog movie they wish they could think o! aome way "The Young Racers" -· all in the 11m~ to make her feel happier now ... One of day. Richard Burton'• past amours, showgirl • • • Pat Tunder, is showing oonsiderable The top inside buzz at the United Nalaste by turning dawn big money offers tiona: Many deleeates ad101t privately to write the "lowdown" on her romance that they're very upset because General with h1m. Her quote: "When 11'• over. it's Assembly President Zafrulla Khan ac· over." Meanwhile Dickie is displaying cepted that invitation to visit Russia abomill~ble manners with his statements while the Assembly is in seulon this for publicatiOn, which are his way of hav· year ... Shirley MacLaine told 1 West ine sport with the press while insuring ,Coast reporter that the naked bath ocene dally bulletins on his affair with EHza· in "Irma La Douce" was her Cbristmaa beth Tayi?r . Diriah Washington'• new- present to Billy Wilder ... William Har· est thnll ,1~ a Chicago cop, and she just rison Chaffee 3rd of the Tlmea,J..lle staff might dec1de to marry him, as is her is courting Mary Marearet 11racbman, custom. billed u "Marina" in the belly d•nce re. The three toughest tickets in town. vuo at the Roundtable .. , Tony Curtio' "How To Succeed," "Cieopa~ra" and pr.- drumbeaters are busy lad1. Their latest m1ere seats for FeJiini's "8., ." Even the fairy-tale: While Tony iovioltin& Moscow bl& shots' house ~eats for "Cleo" are for the film festival, he'll "keep a traingone gone gone 'way in ~dvance . . The ed eye peeled for the pretbeat Ruaalan aircraft industry IS buzzmg obout the las avoiiable" and then try to persuade progress the U. S. Air Force has made in the authoritieo to Jet her travel to Hoi· the develop~ent of portable air fields. lywood to Jlppear as 1 Playbo) bunny in Sensational, InSiders say - capable of his next film . Oh, sure. And can't you handhns. the b1ggest Jets . . In Germa- just see the Ruuiana lettin& her do just ny, the film we knew as "Ail ~·au Down" that? . c. Latest cruude amon& the bas gamed somethmg m the translallon. Greenwich VIllage ob/"edors II directed It's bemg sho,~n with this title · "My Bro- against the new build ocs In that area. !her-a Jerk Ann Sothern's show, Stickers proclaiminJ "New York Ia An "God Bless Our Bank," got good notices Architectural Diluter!" bavo.-begun apin Charlotte, North Carolina if it's a suc- pearing ali over. !But when were they ens m Westport they'll brine it to when the Guggenheim Mu .. um went Bro~dw•y . . A well-known author-hu- up?) monst would be horrified if he knew lhat the Greenwich Village pad his col· lege a~e. daulhter is sharing with sever· al beatmks ol both sexes had been visit~ twic. by policemen looking for mariJUana. Daddy thinks his girl i• living in I ruce apartment with a roommiite ap-proved by the family . ~ Get Mom Out of the Kitchen •. MASON -- Presentation of SHOWBOAT COMING awards to campers climaxed PT. PLEASANT at camp for Mason Coun- Rhododendron" the Centennial ty 4-H club memberes on will be in Pt. Pleasnight. Aw&rds on July 1-7 presenting a were as follows: and evening performHeart H, Dan Love; Head each dat., "East Lynne" Sterne; Hand H, thrilling melodrama of Hart; Health H, Connie days wiD be Jl<esented. riU; Blue and Gold, Darrell will be at Winfield on bury, Arline Roush, and 5 and at Kenova on July e Swim Wur Far Bays and Girls e J;-h Tays Far The Little ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN '· '· ' UNDER ONE ROOF" . Men'• walking shorts In assorted ,, ,. 1860--RACINE, o~ 1963 59c Ia 1.89 Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting e SPORTS WEAR e .SHOES WAID C~OSS' SONS . ' Boys' play and Jamaica walking shorts in sizes 4 to 12. 1 .,'.~"· ,o,... -- . , o.ivt. 2.-t, ·. POIMI'Oy , , , T, . B'lu .e...,.o.' • J OPBt ~Y,,P~Y, lnciuai~i..~ .. ' �I • • Dilly: Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 27, 1983-3 Helen ifelp.IJst Fil"Jt Chri.ollon marriage of an Indian ptiDcesl and a wblle ..Iller wos performed lbout 400 yean ·aao •In • section of ...,.t oow 1J Da)'tllna Beach, ' Fla. Pr1ncesa Issona, of alier ErnestD'Erlach, .-fi~ncia Huguenot. Ma8on County, \Vrst Virginia Foriner Hogsett Resident Dies While Visiting THE GIFTS THAT LAST! ' LOCAL AND STATE News Of ToronUna tribe was tile and the bridegroom wu ' FOR WEEK-END Minute Steak '1( 89C' Longh~rn Cheese _.:.. ,~~: ~~~ B. H. SANBORN j' MILL ST. '' ~·or JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST MIDDLEPORT I Sliced Pi Top Value STAMPS _ ! .. .,,' SUNNY ISLE ./ ' ctft SILVER aAR Pink Salmon WITH ALL ·PURCHASES 12511.25c Wax Paper nil ...,so BROUGHTON Ice Milk Chocolat•, V•nill•, N"POiitan ..,'"" ·:;7C KRAFT 'Z9.c Ice Cream Topping DRY Cool Shorts GOOD~ ' "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING I.,styles and materials. Sizes 29 to Campers Win Awards During Week's Climax 2.79ta 2.99 Holiday Needs! Tots I ' r1 ' I I ' ' t l •·ti.Picnic SuppliH - P1par 1' l'lates, Cups, Spoons, Nopkinl, etc. Paritde of Velues S.le Still In Progress s-10 • .. . • BEN FRA~KLIN s-10 • . '1 ... INE ARISTOCRAT OF FINE WATCHES ,,,_..... : E·LG IN .' _, .. i '() :· ' c.P'ilc;~ START Now! Compk~ M«:tion.l of the aristocrats •I /iM woldleo Lord Elgin lunar. 23 jewels. S \"~ -.--wr.ond ~nd. Shock· · Adjusted. ·50!!! ----------· Lady Elain Re~•- St,led for drtst, in ytllow. 21 jewels. Shock-reslsttnt. ................ 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The Howlf, the new theaU...,afe at 4 St. Mtru lllace, ill happUy claiming th• disUoctlon Of breaking all recorda for speedy wcceu ill the oiptclub field. Wilbill one 39~ BOILED HAM Dries il minutes to a rich, flat finish that ' ' . ', . your home, House Paint is of "'Lucite" for the too. New 1111 , : Cookin~gj;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ , Lunch Meat SPEC lA You•an now have the 3 ,.Pce.IWciroom Suite =-~=·~::. ••d ........ ' ' • • . . I .... CHIPPED . lldy Eliin Down. Sllm'lill ' ' . Ground Chuck · TWO FOR ONE SALE ' . The Best Pure Beef 2 Pee. Uving Room Suite ~':'::!!",!: . 711! wc1rd. 2l Ih. pkg. .. .. .. 1'.19 ' Yo• lrmnw 11l.tn1Ne" Wall Palttl . . 1 • for a number of I Nancy Proffitt accomMrs. Roy Burgess and to Martinsville, Va. for with Miss Ursie Davis. is to return home Tues- SKINLESS ~ --==-'----'-===;i;ii;::...,.;;,.;.=====--- ' Kenneth Patricia Jlll•i•l ,. Marie BetsyFry,Fowler, IISbJats, Marty Buffillgton, :san-11 dra Redman, Rosemary Withers, Jo Thompson, Ronald Thompson, Jim Ann Miller, Marsha GiiBIUy Barker, Brenda IIBietne~r, ~ Jimmy Wise. . Rooorable Mention IIPI•Illij>s, 'Vivian Wolfin8harger, Marlene Roush, and WoUtngbarger; 0 u t s Ita n First Year Camper- David Representatives -.:ruth Camp - Sheldon DarreU ·Albury, Jane Gay Cartwright, a n d Brown. CharUng Pins - Marlha Sue Darrell Edward AtPamela Sue Buffington, Thomas, Carol L)'lln Konda Lois lleverick, T: Hart, Llnda Tat· ~ ~ Jo Cottrill. Chosen to help wltb the ReChlldreo's Camp · a I tbla were Dan I say the ' l-loweur.~? IN 1J.IE E.4T£RV WI~ ~E lJ.lREHTEM MENU-·VQU G4tiT 6ET A · WAITER 10 TAKE YOUR ~R· ... ~~:.: I . to suit you Mason News Notes ------------------j LORD or LADY r Af.I,J9,95 and White Carol Gerlach, Koneda Devrick, David Eads, I' We cut steaks and roasts Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer and W. H. Foglesong will at· and lOth, tend the funeral service of Mrs. Solley, a former resi- ' Thomas Nast's original car- dent of here, tomorrow in Park- ~ of the donkey as a symbol . Mrs. Solley has lived I I week after opening with the revue "The MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEI!OOK: A World of Kurt Weill," the Edir1burgh· batUe Is ahaping up between Larry Bly· style cafe had paid off all ito creditors den and his ex-wife, dancer-choreograph- and was operatin& at a profit. "Weill" er C,u:(ll Haney. Larry rented a luage prov..t so successful II wu moved Into Villa-. on the Riviera, anticipating that his the larger One Sheridan Squne, and an· twot ch~~ren - ~Oiib, 5, ood Ellen, 2 other ohow, "Rule, Britaonfo"- deocribwolild ljlend the. Summer Wllb him, but ed as a folk revue - booked into the be Jlilt received 1 shocker. He's been-Do- Howff ... Marcello Mastroianni's lunch· tifioid that only the little boy would be al- time appearance at the Four Seasons In· lowfd to Nwt him; Carol is keeping Ei· dicated what a big star he's become on len in the United States on a legal tech· this side of the Atlantic. The clever 1111· Jlicatity. Larry was almost in tears as be ian actor was besieged throughout his called frlends on the transatlantic phone meal by a parade of sophisticated autoto tell them about the tragedy - but he graph seekers ... The new idea of datfjldlcated lie waan't going to accept Car· ing (if you happen to be In the Right Set) ol's decision without a fight . Marilyn is rendezvous at a:reeolop. Jody MeMaxwell's intimates are worried about Crea took octress Marie Versini to ..., her curre!'t state of despono~ncy: She'a ' his new film, "Beach Party," and sbe bad so muc;p Illness durmg th• paat year, took him to see her fortht!Omiog movie they wish they could think o! aome way "The Young Racers" -· all in the 11m~ to make her feel happier now ... One of day. Richard Burton'• past amours, showgirl • • • Pat Tunder, is showing oonsiderable The top inside buzz at the United Nalaste by turning dawn big money offers tiona: Many deleeates ad101t privately to write the "lowdown" on her romance that they're very upset because General with h1m. Her quote: "When 11'• over. it's Assembly President Zafrulla Khan ac· over." Meanwhile Dickie is displaying cepted that invitation to visit Russia abomill~ble manners with his statements while the Assembly is in seulon this for publicatiOn, which are his way of hav· year ... Shirley MacLaine told 1 West ine sport with the press while insuring ,Coast reporter that the naked bath ocene dally bulletins on his affair with EHza· in "Irma La Douce" was her Cbristmaa beth Tayi?r . Diriah Washington'• new- present to Billy Wilder ... William Har· est thnll ,1~ a Chicago cop, and she just rison Chaffee 3rd of the Tlmea,J..lle staff might dec1de to marry him, as is her is courting Mary Marearet 11racbman, custom. billed u "Marina" in the belly d•nce re. The three toughest tickets in town. vuo at the Roundtable .. , Tony Curtio' "How To Succeed," "Cieopa~ra" and pr.- drumbeaters are busy lad1. Their latest m1ere seats for FeJiini's "8., ." Even the fairy-tale: While Tony iovioltin& Moscow bl& shots' house ~eats for "Cleo" are for the film festival, he'll "keep a traingone gone gone 'way in ~dvance . . The ed eye peeled for the pretbeat Ruaalan aircraft industry IS buzzmg obout the las avoiiable" and then try to persuade progress the U. S. Air Force has made in the authoritieo to Jet her travel to Hoi· the develop~ent of portable air fields. lywood to Jlppear as 1 Playbo) bunny in Sensational, InSiders say - capable of his next film . Oh, sure. And can't you handhns. the b1ggest Jets . . In Germa- just see the Ruuiana lettin& her do just ny, the film we knew as "Ail ~·au Down" that? . c. Latest cruude amon& the bas gamed somethmg m the translallon. Greenwich VIllage ob/"edors II directed It's bemg sho,~n with this title · "My Bro- against the new build ocs In that area. !her-a Jerk Ann Sothern's show, Stickers proclaiminJ "New York Ia An "God Bless Our Bank," got good notices Architectural Diluter!" bavo.-begun apin Charlotte, North Carolina if it's a suc- pearing ali over. !But when were they ens m Westport they'll brine it to when the Guggenheim Mu .. um went Bro~dw•y . . A well-known author-hu- up?) monst would be horrified if he knew lhat the Greenwich Village pad his col· lege a~e. daulhter is sharing with sever· al beatmks ol both sexes had been visit~ twic. by policemen looking for mariJUana. Daddy thinks his girl i• living in I ruce apartment with a roommiite ap-proved by the family . ~ Get Mom Out of the Kitchen •. MASON -- Presentation of SHOWBOAT COMING awards to campers climaxed PT. PLEASANT at camp for Mason Coun- Rhododendron" the Centennial ty 4-H club memberes on will be in Pt. Pleasnight. Aw&rds on July 1-7 presenting a were as follows: and evening performHeart H, Dan Love; Head each dat., "East Lynne" Sterne; Hand H, thrilling melodrama of Hart; Health H, Connie days wiD be Jl<esented. riU; Blue and Gold, Darrell will be at Winfield on bury, Arline Roush, and 5 and at Kenova on July e Swim Wur Far Bays and Girls e J;-h Tays Far The Little ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN '· '· ' UNDER ONE ROOF" . Men'• walking shorts In assorted ,, ,. 1860--RACINE, o~ 1963 59c Ia 1.89 Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting e SPORTS WEAR e .SHOES WAID C~OSS' SONS . ' Boys' play and Jamaica walking shorts in sizes 4 to 12. 1 .,'.~"· ,o,... -- . , o.ivt. 2.-t, ·. POIMI'Oy , , , T, . B'lu .e...,.o.' • J OPBt ~Y,,P~Y, lnciuai~i..~ .. ' �,. I Lanky Middleport ace right· bander Mille Gardner llred a perlecL pme Wedoeaday evenlng qalnsl Lelarl while his teammates were pUlng on a 21.0 win, and the Pomeroy Cardinals were ed8lng the Porn.. roy Redlegs 4-3 In a comeback . I• ~ P~ • GE ...,- • in Polly play. ,. · -- -- -....- - -. .- - .J, . - - - - - win Middleport and the Pomeray 4-Da,i!Y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 27, 1963 Carda are in a virtual tie for lint place In the Pony Leagllf. L Both 111'1! undefeated. A ahowdown will come next Tueaday evening on the Middleport field In the final game ol lhe llrsl hall. NEW YORK IUPII - Mickey The cast wao removed from In the game aplnst Letart, Mantle, almost as good as new MaJ!tle's foot, wblcb he broke on Gardner struck out nine lllld ogala. put his crutches away to- June 5 when his oplkea caught In did not bave a ball bit out ol day and planned to be ba<k a lance durtug • game ot Balti· the Infield. The game w.. calltbe New York Yankees' lineup more, and Gaynor advised l\llck- eel after 11110 Innings. July II. ey to store hos crutcbu In moth· Tom Wolle, Lelarl starter, • MantJe Expecf s T0 MIC~-ey Be In Lineup ByJuIy11 Dr. Sidney ,Gaynor, the Jcfel!' team physician, said bails. "l1tere'1 no use JD his Ulln&: them anymore," aaid the doctor. amazed at how ra pidly "He can walk without them. hrol<en left foot had healed. There still is a tender area oo lob "The X-raya showed left foot bull buill a apeclal ahoe ly fMt he.ali"i," Gaynor for him to we8l that will relieve "and he should be ready to the pressurP." Blain after tbe All-Star Game Ito Mantle, who arrived here bo played ill Cleveland on July Wednesday from his home in Dal· 9)." las. Is on the di.!abled liot and can not come off II until July 7• He will not play In tho AU-star . Game but hopei to play In Ute Yankees ' first contest after that against the Angels In Los AngQII'July 1 eles on the oijht l. AU STAR tal<tnt! X-rayo Wednesday he I ~ ' t '. ~ I. '' ' I d:, U:: 11mo 1n the lbJrd WbUa they ....,.. behind U wben Steve FIDlaw atole home after alni· lln8. Flnlaw allo - l e d lor the aecond Card 1'1111 with 1 clrcull cloul in the llflh. Oilier Cardinal blttero were Ted Morarlly wllll • . double 1M lingle and BUI Radlord With 1 single. Redleg s~ BID lloore was abo top batsman lor the same with two clutclo alnglts. Moore dro9e In Cbuct Murray Ia the lint alter he bad llarled oil ray weho II•• lteo - ! r I ' ! l • ' .t ·-~---.- l:"':~o~ ~ rlsbl Comuiunp . otatled on lDOIIDd lor the. can11 but way to Dick Wtrl'l' In "HEA 1·BEATERS" lblrd. Toa;elber, llruck nine ODd walked 7. ~~1::1 er BW Moore went liz . before belnc relieved by lln. 'l1le Redle8 pllchera or:,_ .- Racme • Red Drop Giants 9-8 Jn M keup tired lN>m = = eKnlt$hlm ru. Open playol! tory over Jacky CUpit a!nd::~ er oo SUndar at conono, Dee!o~ •••Baalon•. . . 1~ • lllld really eonaidered from 2.95 to 8.95 from dUo cme. '• "But I conld usa the moo1ey; ·1 amlled Baroa, who bal won ' • Cool, Cool 155 In lhe laat six weeki. Slacks Gh>OI Bopo eSwlm Boroa' Opeo vlcl.'lQ' pve Wash '11 wear and Wear from 2.95 lber hope for be P""•e<IJ tropical wor~ Nlckla from 5.95 ea.ach ... were DOt.~ahle As Seersucker _ 3.95 miller ol fact Nlckla111 the Jackets_ 4.50 ' ' feodlng cbamploo, even lolled I Sport Shifts ' . mob lhe out, and Player eSults lshed In I tie lor ei8hth pl... end Dress Sh!rts • Sport Coats· "But don't sail any one of I Short sleeve'· llty1••· ·' tbreo ohorl." cautioned Weah 'N Wear "Just ·~ ut -•·t fron, 2;95 ~•w o ,.... did last week. This 1o . ~- .' week and aoother lllld wbat happened 1811 week history." He agreed with IJlllle wbo ure thai Nleldaua wm really gwmJng for IIIIa one to r.!deltml bl11110ll 111 tho eyeo of golf POME,OY, OHIO lor his 0pou laDura. ·~~~~~~':._ ...J~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IJ!!!!!!!!!I!~ .J.,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __::::;..-J :'..at p:::,. . PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE ,. NOT OPIN . 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Plus talt and yoUf pllble tire• rK~p­ ~ If!!• !!I'll~ BUY IIIIING "* SWISHER & $ AT TH!Sl CASH· $ SAYINGS PRICES NOW I 7.50 &14, 1.70 &111' 7.10 al4. 6.70 1. 15 WhitewaR Tu~l.es. ~ . tax and your ~ tire, '" ' Tubeless Bla<::lt.wall. Plus tex and your recappable Ure. FREE '. MOUNnNG ' . ,. Jim. Rudy and Tommy Durst and Ben and SyiYia Allen caned on E. H. Carpenter and family 100, ' I \ Sunday lflernooo. Sharon Wells lo spending a few days wiUt Mr. and llln. R. A. Durst ODd Taddy. llfr. and Mro. Char leo Fitch and children were receot guesla [)( ber parents, Mr. and Mr•. Charles Van Meter. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Glueaenoamp called '"' lheir soo and fwnlly, Mr. and Mrs. Bud GlueaIIICimp and dauibtero re~~~i llfr. ODd Mrl. Dell ' caUed oo Mr. anq Mro. S. w. Dpnt, i'orlland,' racently. IIIPORT NEW YORK (UPI) - T b Obnttaov lltuslan Puppet TheIler Company will be imported • 8....... llda fall l.w till .... ..,.•. ~. . .....,._ at I!Nidway 'llltltar. SlartlntJ ., ... ' :, I . TAKE "LEFT OVER!' 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Consofldate your d8bts. Lump lhelll t1llallter and pay them olf with a cash loan from us. Oltlnc:et ... )'<>Ur one montltly payment will be 1 lot 1e11 than rou'ra paylllfll out -ry month ritJ1rt - · . PI~I Colorc~rteonl e •J $339.95 wit-·.· . $259.95. Yll1 Kolvinator, aut. detroit e2 Dr. Kolvlnator "No Frost'' TONIGHT 1 Inc •= ::.- · 'ukm · e 2 Dr. I'OMIROY. OHIO :"'.v· IEFR191JlAJOl$., ~ ::~~ KElYINATOR checks :...._ ;rom ~.so Cleveland Open Is Today otherwise )'GU Ill! In trouble." Allbougb blJ !like Ia In long, rolber than llral&bl, clau, be received a lol, of port beca1110 he alwaya baa weD Ia this aedlon. The lut bere1 In ltlit, be flltlshed olroko behind Dow ·~ u.... ~ In M~ 11111!1 eor..... ..,...... •~-• Of Ltlden In thet straight bitten claas, .... ' .- \ .. 6 . 14 . u1ioil o-H t s:::1 lteins 6f Interest ';. ----~ " .wa- I' ieOOI· 012 H Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 27, l!MI3·11 Wash '11 wear, dacroo and cottQo. Sollda a11d CLEVELAND (UPJ) _ 'l1le golfers wbo hit •em otralgltt rather than long were favored Ia tbe Finsterwa1ds PI'ck Up Easy 18 Pt. Bulge ·· two away, Murray stole and .,..t to third DD a P ball. The ll!De liDded when Wee Wrlgltl slapped what eel like I lUre hit but ----Red s w·IDDers . CardlniJt · Recllep double ODd slnCie, Georp Sauer a triple and two sfngleo, BW swan two slngloa, Don Mellon a triple and two alngles, and Jeff Boggs and Jan Cwmlagham each had I alnile. CARD GAME The Pomeroy Cardlnsls scoreel two runs In the sizlb Inning to edge ahead of the Redltgs who had led aU the way. 'lbe game deciding runs were scored when Dick Werry trip. led and Rex Cummlnp beat out a Utrow to lint. Later, Cum- Ganb.er crack field of 150 who slarled out today afler the 22,000 llrat pl... money In lhe '110,000 Clevoland Open tournament. ,_ ' ~•"h" ·'""'"" no r-·-· on ,. ling them long hero, but thel1! Ia 1 In blltlng them otrolflht," uid the proa put U. S. Opea R~dJegs, "I moted doe foul Uno .... live Mike Soucbak, hoping IG gel bacll pion JuliUI Boroa, Gelle IJWer, ' leeJ. 1 mi.... two home flllll on the willolng lracll becallll "I Doug Sanders, Gardloer ·~ •h• •· always play wall In the Clevolud and llllly Mal<Wfll abead of Plans WOI'Ol !"""PIeted - by lbat mo.. yealerdoy!" " "big three" of Arnold Palmer horse lllow 11' be held SUnday OX explained that to allck Jack Nickla"' and Payer: at 1 Jl• .in. at the~k SprlDgs In the hard, IIIII greens ol lhe Boroa wu being Fairgrmmd when lhe Meigs The Red Sox upset the Yank· 6 SIB-yard Beechmont CouDlry 8 lot becauae be admltled be W8S Coonty Riding Club met Tues- ees In Mlddleporl Boys' League Club course with lts -· of 35-111· day evening at the Salisbury play Wednesday evening al71, "you have to play your ap- Vlralnla Golfer Township building. though ll)e Yanks bad heavy proach shots oil falrw•y Het, e· William B. Downie, president sticking from John Ingels. Ev_ · Does lmp011ihle . conducted the meeting when ans and Rice, each with borne STAUNTON, Va. <UPn- Jim Mrs.·Don Manllfl. Mrs. William runs, and the Redlegs made it S Trimble, a 113-year-old B. Downie, and Mrs. Don straight over the Senators . . golfer from SlauntAio, VI., Belzlng were named to reglsrer on Bob Manley's brilliant no- ~ 'f:dJ"~lch 11 1"'1 !level lob IOYen-lroa brlnp him entrie•. Ronnie Van Biddle of n<H'IIO, ~ vlcrory. rou 0 un or ague luck. Chllll®lbe wll be . English faced Just 21 batters, on June 2Sth was won by the Don't dabat. tho polnl with judge, Roger tlamfjlrlh of two and hilling one. No Flnsterwald team with 8 medal blm today because Trimble ae> Grov'""'"'• the Western J'udge, ball 'was hit to Ute out •.dd He scor~ of 146 as Edwards, Crow, 3 ~ 'u •••:. ing t DaviS and Bratton easdy pick· complished a leal aplnlt whlcll 14 1 nd "':\ .,._g, r m8S er. · ed up 18 points to keep a comtha oddl """ ba ealculated In Cbaoge• In the Ohio Valley Meanwhile, the Redlegs peck· manding lead In the 111x match 'l1le Racine Redl dropped the -..mleal flaureo: two holesHorseman Aaloclation were anaway at two Senator pitch- league Giants 9-8 In a maka- 1n-oae .., CliO ~ 1'0UIICL aounced. A1110 announced were ers for 10 hila. They were bold c..;.n €row was medalist up game of IJt\10 Soothem Aa- Trimble obol the llnl IMIII>fn.-1 the Alban7 ·IJOrae Jbow, ~ unlll the siXth when Mlck- with a 11fti I'GtiOd ol 40, with socialloo lloyl Lea&tle . ball one oo the l'll).yanf eiablh day1 iJMI . ,5'11?:30 p. m. and Chllda led oil with an Infield the cloeesl player hei"' R 0 n Wednesday evening on the win- oo an CouDiy ...,,...I llMi ~111111 ·Jlool and Ron Clonch, D ~ n Hann'"" with 8 45. ners' field. Wedoeoday and clicled lor Saddle ciUI!'.P>fitt sliow;.t Laudermllt, and Dale Clonch al- sta;;Jb,p afllr two Jlllltches: The Racine win left the It• JIO!'OIIIIfe . '"'") Ill ~ l.,.,rard,liaall low '~.July 28. at wllb a saclllllce fly · Polats Ia • three-way lie for llrtll bo • . IKIDil.- ~U wera emor, netted five runs. Jllaolenrlll4o .......... '. _ S5 place. He aald moot gollen dou't roved. was top hitter, with Nlcklataa .............. Zilla Ron Bachtel was lllartlnl aii!e lhe thlQ(J you ..., do slrigles lti lour lripo. Snead• . . . . . . . . . . . •. . • . . . 21 lor the Giants and burl- 1 seven-Iron. Senator pitchers Danny Dav· LeG!al ........ · · .. 111'1 until Ute lblrd when he wu ----ldson and Timmy Demoskey fan- Matches on June 25th were~ by Mille Stewart. To- Fonner Buckeye lnb Ioiii'. walked thrt!e. Finsterwald over Snead 18 to 8, they struck out liz lllld RED sox GAME Edwards loa! to Hlndy 211 to two. CaQadian Grid Paet Th y nk took 2_1 I d . 311; Crow won from D. Han- F..- the Redl, Roy Jobnloo MONTREAL <UPil-''lbe Monte a s a ea m nlng e to O; Davis won from the mOWid duty and was real A""- 8IIDOUIIc!ed Wodou- - - - - - - - - l t h e first Inning, fall behind 3-2 Burkett 31'1 to Zlio· BrattGn won by Buckshot Adams In day nlflbl tha alpln1 rl fullboek Mr. lllld llfn. Fronk Slaven lu the top of the ,fourth on two from Clatworthy ro 0 11\e sevenUt. They fllllled II and Don ·Clark, a JB.year.old former Ravenswood aod)lr. and Mrs. singles, a f;elder • choice. and Nicklaua boys over the I.e- allowed aeven free passes. Ohlc> 1111/11! IIW, to a ..., oila· 8 Bill WWiarns ol Aleron were nuscue. The _So• g~t two more mas: Francis over Swackham- Racine hitters wera Junior tract. 11<1, alroady bad odgned 00111 guest. of thOIJ' Jl.oter and IL the top of the f1fth oo two er 4 • 1; R. Hanning over with two singles, Adams one-year Olllllroet, buill wu ton; lwnlly, Mr. and Mrs. Ben walks., an error, and Rex Glbba 4-2; Mencblnl over Guln· double, Albert Prollitl a trip- up ODd be II'BSiasuod • ,..lmtg. Howard and Duane ADen. Roush 1 omgle. ther 5 • I and Swisher lost to and alngle and Barry Hart term deal. Clark Ia In his fourth Lori Wolle, Cleveland, The lnglesmen came back Kirkland Sl> • lit and' Rootie Crow aU year, a week with Mr. and Mrs. wiUt two In thek ball of the 'l1le nerl match is J 1 2nd ' Dur1t and Taddy recently: when Evans and Rice hit putting LemaJ n uY ' bi here ahe and Mrs. Dorst spent back • to • back homers ro lead ODd Nlcklaua n Sneads tlerl were Steve LlDll Nliw T1'IUII a few ~~ In Sooth Carolina off the frame. hut thai was all. · · with • lrlple and single, MIAMI BEACH tUF1l--NOlrlyl . Schaeffer, triple and a crOWlled '"'"' • _ __,..,. .hau•-1 visit 111g s. Red Soxers added an lnsur· SIGNS li1TII ITI!:ELlRS Mark Smllb with 1 bonte _.. -.,.......,. -· Rudyl. st, BW Ct>lart, ance mli In Ute sixth on Little's PI'ITSBURGH (UPJ) _ ploa ·Willie Jiulr1110 IDtotndo · cine, and Warden Ours, Bashan, lead-off triple and Mike Heck's llrowD, likely IIUC<leiiOr to Srew:~ a1"::-tp~ hli t111t u foal u attended a baseball game In infield out terbacll BobbY Layne at Junior Freeman, Reed Fer- Allplo llabdee C':~ ~=nU~ l'dartin Bob Lewis of Ute Winners Ian- burgh, Wedoeo<!ay signed his and Bachtel, each a single. manager -.Id ...:......_ Y of oed nine, walked lour; Chip National FoolbaH IA!ague con....... 500 1121 0- 8 12 WUllO w~ lib";;;;;-"' Callid ~her Haggerty ol the Yanks fanned tract with the SU!ojlers. A ........ 010 oeo 1 - t a ., hls110CIOWII.•IIIIIol ' ~n lour, walked three · Cbleqo Beara olflnal..,.ller, Bachtel, Slewart (3) and ' ·lltldo II clair ter and JjlmlJt Monday evening. Redlegs · ' 1:!0 ~ to· o wW be ~las his lOth year Jollllson, Adami (?) and ..,..DOG..., Mr. Utl 'Mrs. RandaU Senaroro 000 1100-4 o 3 pro footbaU. '" ., of New l.ail!ltoo IPOnt Sunday vrrii):fi}liiiii:l-II11J wllh his paliilts, .Mr and Mrs Manley &llii !Boggs. Davidson nnmw '1'0 CIJIIA Dell Talbott. ' . . . (LP). T. Demoskey (5) and T. BRASILIA <UPII-Cubao Prosl-il IE SAFE--BUY AU Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simeral Hawley. Umpire: Art Stohart. dent Oivalclo Dortlcoo bas in'v~teo~lll were we&end 'guests of her Red Sox 100 221- 8 I 2 11ru111aa Plftldept Joao Goulart FROM A PHAIRMA• parents Mr and Mrs E E Yankees 200 020 ~ 5 2 to visit Cuba, lbe Foreigo Mint. Brewer: · · · · B. Lewis and Roush. C. Hag- try Uld Wedneoday. Goulart bal Mr. and Mrs. Joho gerly and Conde. 1101 yet replied 10 lhe ODd cllildren of Stockton, Calli. are •pending a few days her •iller and family, Mr. and llfn. R. R. Duro!, Victor and Tommy. and her father ODd brother, Lawrence Ritchie and For Horse Show At Fairgrounds • the frlllle With a base taoct. aut abl IIIII walked l. Cummlngl, · trl'l' (Z) lllll Tbe only othel' Redle8 bitter Middleport 554 18 0 Woods. Moore ('LP); PhaiJn (7), was TOm Harris wbo hit a ru~ Lelarl 000 Oil- I 0 3 ~ Leonie Vu Meter. ·- --- . .. ------IC!Orfnl double In the third. 'l1le Redlep lllampted • ly In lbe lut ...U of the enth wtten Jadr. Haggy lllll By LEO R. PE'I'EII8l!N UPI Sporfo _ . ~ ' Gardner an4 7&loJ'e. T. Walle (LP), R. Wollo (1), uti WI!. bum. . was reHeved In the llflh by R. llllall toot IOC.'OIId an4 the boll Wolle. 'lbey struek out liz ODd rolled Into centerlleld. Cumallowed three basel on baUa. mlnp raeed toward thlnl ODd Buddy Moort! wao top bot. lhe dlrow oama In 1111111'11 loet mao with a home run double abead of him bul squirted away ODd three linglal. ldd- from thlnl baleman Ktlth Pbaeel to hiJ feat a home .,... IIJid Un. si"ile while Marl< TannehiD had 'l1le can11 ocored lhe lint Complete Plans i • 3 4 Gardner Has Perfect Garoe; Cards Win The Daily Sentinel / • . . �,. I Lanky Middleport ace right· bander Mille Gardner llred a perlecL pme Wedoeaday evenlng qalnsl Lelarl while his teammates were pUlng on a 21.0 win, and the Pomeroy Cardinals were ed8lng the Porn.. roy Redlegs 4-3 In a comeback . I• ~ P~ • GE ...,- • in Polly play. ,. · -- -- -....- - -. .- - .J, . - - - - - win Middleport and the Pomeray 4-Da,i!Y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 27, 1963 Carda are in a virtual tie for lint place In the Pony Leagllf. L Both 111'1! undefeated. A ahowdown will come next Tueaday evening on the Middleport field In the final game ol lhe llrsl hall. NEW YORK IUPII - Mickey The cast wao removed from In the game aplnst Letart, Mantle, almost as good as new MaJ!tle's foot, wblcb he broke on Gardner struck out nine lllld ogala. put his crutches away to- June 5 when his oplkea caught In did not bave a ball bit out ol day and planned to be ba<k a lance durtug • game ot Balti· the Infield. The game w.. calltbe New York Yankees' lineup more, and Gaynor advised l\llck- eel after 11110 Innings. July II. ey to store hos crutcbu In moth· Tom Wolle, Lelarl starter, • MantJe Expecf s T0 MIC~-ey Be In Lineup ByJuIy11 Dr. Sidney ,Gaynor, the Jcfel!' team physician, said bails. "l1tere'1 no use JD his Ulln&: them anymore," aaid the doctor. amazed at how ra pidly "He can walk without them. hrol<en left foot had healed. There still is a tender area oo lob "The X-raya showed left foot bull buill a apeclal ahoe ly fMt he.ali"i," Gaynor for him to we8l that will relieve "and he should be ready to the pressurP." Blain after tbe All-Star Game Ito Mantle, who arrived here bo played ill Cleveland on July Wednesday from his home in Dal· 9)." las. Is on the di.!abled liot and can not come off II until July 7• He will not play In tho AU-star . Game but hopei to play In Ute Yankees ' first contest after that against the Angels In Los AngQII'July 1 eles on the oijht l. AU STAR tal<tnt! X-rayo Wednesday he I ~ ' t '. ~ I. '' ' I d:, U:: 11mo 1n the lbJrd WbUa they ....,.. behind U wben Steve FIDlaw atole home after alni· lln8. Flnlaw allo - l e d lor the aecond Card 1'1111 with 1 clrcull cloul in the llflh. Oilier Cardinal blttero were Ted Morarlly wllll • . double 1M lingle and BUI Radlord With 1 single. Redleg s~ BID lloore was abo top batsman lor the same with two clutclo alnglts. Moore dro9e In Cbuct Murray Ia the lint alter he bad llarled oil ray weho II•• lteo - ! r I ' ! l • ' .t ·-~---.- l:"':~o~ ~ rlsbl Comuiunp . otatled on lDOIIDd lor the. can11 but way to Dick Wtrl'l' In "HEA 1·BEATERS" lblrd. Toa;elber, llruck nine ODd walked 7. ~~1::1 er BW Moore went liz . before belnc relieved by lln. 'l1le Redle8 pllchera or:,_ .- Racme • Red Drop Giants 9-8 Jn M keup tired lN>m = = eKnlt$hlm ru. Open playol! tory over Jacky CUpit a!nd::~ er oo SUndar at conono, Dee!o~ •••Baalon•. . . 1~ • lllld really eonaidered from 2.95 to 8.95 from dUo cme. '• "But I conld usa the moo1ey; ·1 amlled Baroa, who bal won ' • Cool, Cool 155 In lhe laat six weeki. 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Sollda a11d CLEVELAND (UPJ) _ 'l1le golfers wbo hit •em otralgltt rather than long were favored Ia tbe Finsterwa1ds PI'ck Up Easy 18 Pt. Bulge ·· two away, Murray stole and .,..t to third DD a P ball. The ll!De liDded when Wee Wrlgltl slapped what eel like I lUre hit but ----Red s w·IDDers . CardlniJt · Recllep double ODd slnCie, Georp Sauer a triple and two sfngleo, BW swan two slngloa, Don Mellon a triple and two alngles, and Jeff Boggs and Jan Cwmlagham each had I alnile. CARD GAME The Pomeroy Cardlnsls scoreel two runs In the sizlb Inning to edge ahead of the Redltgs who had led aU the way. 'lbe game deciding runs were scored when Dick Werry trip. led and Rex Cummlnp beat out a Utrow to lint. Later, Cum- Ganb.er crack field of 150 who slarled out today afler the 22,000 llrat pl... money In lhe '110,000 Clevoland Open tournament. ,_ ' ~•"h" ·'""'"" no r-·-· on ,. ling them long hero, but thel1! Ia 1 In blltlng them otrolflht," uid the proa put U. S. Opea R~dJegs, "I moted doe foul Uno .... live Mike Soucbak, hoping IG gel bacll pion JuliUI Boroa, Gelle IJWer, ' leeJ. 1 mi.... two home flllll on the willolng lracll becallll "I Doug Sanders, Gardloer ·~ •h• •· always play wall In the Clevolud and llllly Mal<Wfll abead of Plans WOI'Ol !"""PIeted - by lbat mo.. yealerdoy!" " "big three" of Arnold Palmer horse lllow 11' be held SUnday OX explained that to allck Jack Nickla"' and Payer: at 1 Jl• .in. at the~k SprlDgs In the hard, IIIII greens ol lhe Boroa wu being Fairgrmmd when lhe Meigs The Red Sox upset the Yank· 6 SIB-yard Beechmont CouDlry 8 lot becauae be admltled be W8S Coonty Riding Club met Tues- ees In Mlddleporl Boys' League Club course with lts -· of 35-111· day evening at the Salisbury play Wednesday evening al71, "you have to play your ap- Vlralnla Golfer Township building. though ll)e Yanks bad heavy proach shots oil falrw•y Het, e· William B. Downie, president sticking from John Ingels. Ev_ · Does lmp011ihle . conducted the meeting when ans and Rice, each with borne STAUNTON, Va. <UPn- Jim Mrs.·Don Manllfl. Mrs. William runs, and the Redlegs made it S Trimble, a 113-year-old B. Downie, and Mrs. Don straight over the Senators . . golfer from SlauntAio, VI., Belzlng were named to reglsrer on Bob Manley's brilliant no- ~ 'f:dJ"~lch 11 1"'1 !level lob IOYen-lroa brlnp him entrie•. Ronnie Van Biddle of n<H'IIO, ~ vlcrory. rou 0 un or ague luck. Chllll®lbe wll be . English faced Just 21 batters, on June 2Sth was won by the Don't dabat. tho polnl with judge, Roger tlamfjlrlh of two and hilling one. No Flnsterwald team with 8 medal blm today because Trimble ae> Grov'""'"'• the Western J'udge, ball 'was hit to Ute out •.dd He scor~ of 146 as Edwards, Crow, 3 ~ 'u •••:. ing t DaviS and Bratton easdy pick· complished a leal aplnlt whlcll 14 1 nd "':\ .,._g, r m8S er. · ed up 18 points to keep a comtha oddl """ ba ealculated In Cbaoge• In the Ohio Valley Meanwhile, the Redlegs peck· manding lead In the 111x match 'l1le Racine Redl dropped the -..mleal flaureo: two holesHorseman Aaloclation were anaway at two Senator pitch- league Giants 9-8 In a maka- 1n-oae .., CliO ~ 1'0UIICL aounced. A1110 announced were ers for 10 hila. They were bold c..;.n €row was medalist up game of IJt\10 Soothem Aa- Trimble obol the llnl IMIII>fn.-1 the Alban7 ·IJOrae Jbow, ~ unlll the siXth when Mlck- with a 11fti I'GtiOd ol 40, with socialloo lloyl Lea&tle . ball one oo the l'll).yanf eiablh day1 iJMI . ,5'11?:30 p. m. and Chllda led oil with an Infield the cloeesl player hei"' R 0 n Wednesday evening on the win- oo an CouDiy ...,,...I llMi ~111111 ·Jlool and Ron Clonch, D ~ n Hann'"" with 8 45. ners' field. Wedoeoday and clicled lor Saddle ciUI!'.P>fitt sliow;.t Laudermllt, and Dale Clonch al- sta;;Jb,p afllr two Jlllltches: The Racine win left the It• JIO!'OIIIIfe . '"'") Ill ~ l.,.,rard,liaall low '~.July 28. at wllb a saclllllce fly · Polats Ia • three-way lie for llrtll bo • . IKIDil.- ~U wera emor, netted five runs. Jllaolenrlll4o .......... '. _ S5 place. He aald moot gollen dou't roved. was top hitter, with Nlcklataa .............. Zilla Ron Bachtel was lllartlnl aii!e lhe thlQ(J you ..., do slrigles lti lour lripo. Snead• . . . . . . . . . . . •. . • . . . 21 lor the Giants and burl- 1 seven-Iron. Senator pitchers Danny Dav· LeG!al ........ · · .. 111'1 until Ute lblrd when he wu ----ldson and Timmy Demoskey fan- Matches on June 25th were~ by Mille Stewart. To- Fonner Buckeye lnb Ioiii'. walked thrt!e. Finsterwald over Snead 18 to 8, they struck out liz lllld RED sox GAME Edwards loa! to Hlndy 211 to two. CaQadian Grid Paet Th y nk took 2_1 I d . 311; Crow won from D. Han- F..- the Redl, Roy Jobnloo MONTREAL <UPil-''lbe Monte a s a ea m nlng e to O; Davis won from the mOWid duty and was real A""- 8IIDOUIIc!ed Wodou- - - - - - - - - l t h e first Inning, fall behind 3-2 Burkett 31'1 to Zlio· BrattGn won by Buckshot Adams In day nlflbl tha alpln1 rl fullboek Mr. lllld llfn. Fronk Slaven lu the top of the ,fourth on two from Clatworthy ro 0 11\e sevenUt. They fllllled II and Don ·Clark, a JB.year.old former Ravenswood aod)lr. and Mrs. singles, a f;elder • choice. and Nicklaua boys over the I.e- allowed aeven free passes. Ohlc> 1111/11! IIW, to a ..., oila· 8 Bill WWiarns ol Aleron were nuscue. The _So• g~t two more mas: Francis over Swackham- Racine hitters wera Junior tract. 11<1, alroady bad odgned 00111 guest. of thOIJ' Jl.oter and IL the top of the f1fth oo two er 4 • 1; R. Hanning over with two singles, Adams one-year Olllllroet, buill wu ton; lwnlly, Mr. and Mrs. Ben walks., an error, and Rex Glbba 4-2; Mencblnl over Guln· double, Albert Prollitl a trip- up ODd be II'BSiasuod • ,..lmtg. Howard and Duane ADen. Roush 1 omgle. ther 5 • I and Swisher lost to and alngle and Barry Hart term deal. Clark Ia In his fourth Lori Wolle, Cleveland, The lnglesmen came back Kirkland Sl> • lit and' Rootie Crow aU year, a week with Mr. and Mrs. wiUt two In thek ball of the 'l1le nerl match is J 1 2nd ' Dur1t and Taddy recently: when Evans and Rice hit putting LemaJ n uY ' bi here ahe and Mrs. Dorst spent back • to • back homers ro lead ODd Nlcklaua n Sneads tlerl were Steve LlDll Nliw T1'IUII a few ~~ In Sooth Carolina off the frame. hut thai was all. · · with • lrlple and single, MIAMI BEACH tUF1l--NOlrlyl . Schaeffer, triple and a crOWlled '"'"' • _ __,..,. .hau•-1 visit 111g s. Red Soxers added an lnsur· SIGNS li1TII ITI!:ELlRS Mark Smllb with 1 bonte _.. -.,.......,. -· Rudyl. st, BW Ct>lart, ance mli In Ute sixth on Little's PI'ITSBURGH (UPJ) _ ploa ·Willie Jiulr1110 IDtotndo · cine, and Warden Ours, Bashan, lead-off triple and Mike Heck's llrowD, likely IIUC<leiiOr to Srew:~ a1"::-tp~ hli t111t u foal u attended a baseball game In infield out terbacll BobbY Layne at Junior Freeman, Reed Fer- Allplo llabdee C':~ ~=nU~ l'dartin Bob Lewis of Ute Winners Ian- burgh, Wedoeo<!ay signed his and Bachtel, each a single. manager -.Id ...:......_ Y of oed nine, walked lour; Chip National FoolbaH IA!ague con....... 500 1121 0- 8 12 WUllO w~ lib";;;;;-"' Callid ~her Haggerty ol the Yanks fanned tract with the SU!ojlers. A ........ 010 oeo 1 - t a ., hls110CIOWII.•IIIIIol ' ~n lour, walked three · Cbleqo Beara olflnal..,.ller, Bachtel, Slewart (3) and ' ·lltldo II clair ter and JjlmlJt Monday evening. Redlegs · ' 1:!0 ~ to· o wW be ~las his lOth year Jollllson, Adami (?) and ..,..DOG..., Mr. Utl 'Mrs. RandaU Senaroro 000 1100-4 o 3 pro footbaU. '" ., of New l.ail!ltoo IPOnt Sunday vrrii):fi}liiiii:l-II11J wllh his paliilts, .Mr and Mrs Manley &llii !Boggs. Davidson nnmw '1'0 CIJIIA Dell Talbott. ' . . . (LP). T. Demoskey (5) and T. BRASILIA <UPII-Cubao Prosl-il IE SAFE--BUY AU Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simeral Hawley. Umpire: Art Stohart. dent Oivalclo Dortlcoo bas in'v~teo~lll were we&end 'guests of her Red Sox 100 221- 8 I 2 11ru111aa Plftldept Joao Goulart FROM A PHAIRMA• parents Mr and Mrs E E Yankees 200 020 ~ 5 2 to visit Cuba, lbe Foreigo Mint. Brewer: · · · · B. Lewis and Roush. C. Hag- try Uld Wedneoday. Goulart bal Mr. and Mrs. Joho gerly and Conde. 1101 yet replied 10 lhe ODd cllildren of Stockton, Calli. are •pending a few days her •iller and family, Mr. and llfn. R. R. Duro!, Victor and Tommy. and her father ODd brother, Lawrence Ritchie and For Horse Show At Fairgrounds • the frlllle With a base taoct. aut abl IIIII walked l. Cummlngl, · trl'l' (Z) lllll Tbe only othel' Redle8 bitter Middleport 554 18 0 Woods. Moore ('LP); PhaiJn (7), was TOm Harris wbo hit a ru~ Lelarl 000 Oil- I 0 3 ~ Leonie Vu Meter. ·- --- . .. ------IC!Orfnl double In the third. 'l1le Redlep lllampted • ly In lbe lut ...U of the enth wtten Jadr. Haggy lllll By LEO R. PE'I'EII8l!N UPI Sporfo _ . ~ ' Gardner an4 7&loJ'e. T. Walle (LP), R. Wollo (1), uti WI!. bum. . was reHeved In the llflh by R. llllall toot IOC.'OIId an4 the boll Wolle. 'lbey struek out liz ODd rolled Into centerlleld. Cumallowed three basel on baUa. mlnp raeed toward thlnl ODd Buddy Moort! wao top bot. lhe dlrow oama In 1111111'11 loet mao with a home run double abead of him bul squirted away ODd three linglal. ldd- from thlnl baleman Ktlth Pbaeel to hiJ feat a home .,... IIJid Un. si"ile while Marl< TannehiD had 'l1le can11 ocored lhe lint Complete Plans i • 3 4 Gardner Has Perfect Garoe; Cards Win The Daily Sentinel / • . . �• ' ) \.j I , - - - - - - - - - - - -- ------- BIG SAVI GOLF SET • lroM •• 5, 7, ' • llutltr ,WOCNis,1U ... GRILLS :..':.:::,!', - - PRACTICE ~.. BALLS - - - 12 fer 57• FISH HOOKS (pile. ef 7l 6 fer 19<: TENNIS RACKETS . ~.00 up 4 PL~YEII Badminton Set~ .. _ $3·•• Tllll~ll SIT RacUIPreN 3 Balla and Cover $6.99 .... , Girls ARCHERY SET Bow - 3 Arrows Ann Gu.vd, 20 lb. pull $1.95 ___________.,, ..._ '(Sb FOREMAN & ABBOTT Compl-. Selection of Swim Wear • for thtl Entire Femily Phone WY 2·5121 N. 2ntl Ave. Open 9 to 5 thru Frl.-9 to 9 Soturdoy "AIII.C:ONOITIONED" Mill St. Middleport Mlcldlepcut'1: f FOR •. -O N ··-··;"•·r IT'$,. .THE BIG WOMIN1 NIW PLAY .. Cloth Casuals SHORTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY RZII Needle Toe S & M Widths ........ ITt I ~.99 ~~~!1.~ w.;:: t 19ttl c:.IIIIH Automalle tr1111111 OWIUD' DeW Cldlll1~ used Cadillac. 00. ;J j ! = Rubber toe caps. Sizes Small6 to S LediM & ,_..,.,. Past Matrons Entertained ''88" • • • ~ll!ppe4 willl powtr steering, power brakes, ~lfJU tirM, udio, and heater. A clean one ..·- -· · c:crttGN n, w te trad8 lp, eveiJUllns you. eollld e¥peet In a value rated ""' wn :c:;· 1957 Chevrolot Belair 4 Door Sodon, two-lone red and white. Six cyl., atd. Was $895-- - Sale Price $788 1960 Fonl Goloxle 4 Door Sedon. The car is blue but you won't be If you bUJ this one. Fully power equipped, V.S, Automatic transmission, heater. · Was$1495 ~~~~~'!:!~~IN $349 radio and • SalePrice$1288 1960 Ford Folrlano 500 4 Door Sedon. Light green V-8, automatic transml~~o lion, r~lo and heater. Was$1295 _ _ _ $ale Price $1188 1959 .....,. Golult 4 Door Sedtn. None beUer than this green and white beauty with 38,000. actual miles, all new tires, V.S motor with automatic tran.. mission, radio and beatet;. Don't miss this one. · Was$1395 SalePrice$1288 1959 ....... Country Sedan 4 Door w....,, V.S, automatic transmission. power steering, radio and heater, canary yellow and white. A real Dice wagon for the young at heart. ItS. Ford 4 Door Custom 300 mDes left in this one. Sale$1088 v.e, Standard transmission, Jet Black, lots of Was $695 _ _ _ Sale Price $588 ·;, """ ·SALE! transmission. Was$1295 COnON SAILBOAT FLATS.&Loaf1r Style Beige tn.llack,.N&M Wltltl!s · · $2.99 2 1956 Morcurya 2 Door H""""" er. Real nlee second cars. J'LAfO .., SWIM·IUITS v.e. Aulornatlc transmission, radio, heat- Was $495 _ __ Sale Price $381 1940 lamlolor A-lean Custom '2 Daar. 8 cylinder, standard transmission. Radio, heater, and white side waU tires. One for the economy minded. Wll$1295 SalePrice$988 1917 Stutlebakor 2 Difor ...rdtop Sll- Howle. V-3. Aulornatlc lra~loo. Sizes 8'>!. to 11 I Wio and heater. A lillie l'Ougb but runs good. Child...,..a Was$C95 00 BLUE CANVAS OXFORD Small 8 to Size 1:& - ~ Sale Prlee $1611 1919 CIIIIIIIA I .._,MIIJIItJI '""'' 80Ud blue wUII.U tltot~ Ca4lllac e.Vu, sud! ll powv braklllll!l ~ racjio, power illlleDIII, eutomatic traJIIo JDIMIOII, 0U. llldenll tlml, I car OWIW'I lire~. W• f!600 Sele Price $2411 1'61 OldePII!Ia Nf l»t!IIU 4 Pallr V.f, l!ltolllall4 transmission, ndlo and ~r. pod tlnl, a 11111 oww MW F·85 trad, lo. Must be seen to be appre~18!1. . W• $lit• S1le Prlee $1781 ~1111• fl ~1(,., Jed~,Wblle u ~Jiow llJd n~:v to p, for tha ~ tbls pped ~ tuU powll'. autoalltic traaa. 011, .. , IIHWI'1 ~d t, wall s. W••1oPI · · hlePrl~$988 IJZB I MoL -" • .. Valu~:~~~e~ ~~rs,. .. Discount Prices W11 $;tf(IO WHITE CANVAS OXFORD .. R•• StCirts Today, Open Til8 p.m.- Runs Through Soturd~y, June 29 Til6 p.m . ...... . WHITE DUCK TENNIS OXFORDS • Playwear ........ ........... ., ,... ........ 1. Ladies & Teenagers su CNII.DIIN'S COOL SUM/ttl!l STYLE KARR and VAN ZANDT 1960 DoN• P..t 4 Door "--r. 6 cylinder. Automatic transmision, power ateerbli. radio and healer. 25,000 actull ml101. Cadillac trade ln. 1 W11 $1295 SPECIAL Men's White Cotton Work Sox w.. W••$4tJ . ~ j ·aox MIDDLEJOIT, OHIO . res Inc. . . '·' SalePrlce$1188 1919 Doclgo 2 Door Hal'!ltop CoroMI v.e. Aulomatic lrll"snlission, _.powv 1118r!nC. radio and ~eater. Two tone yepow and wblle. Sil~S SalePrice$988 1Ht tvi.SC Century I O.W Hordtop, power aloe~ alld. power brakes. AutG~Qije tnnlmllslon, rouJb )lqt ru111. .. _ c ' Sale Price $388 .. ' . ~r . L. ' .\ •, I. ·. ~· .' .• ' 1 .: S.lePtke$2141 �• ' ) \.j I , - - - - - - - - - - - -- ------- BIG SAVI GOLF SET • lroM •• 5, 7, ' • llutltr ,WOCNis,1U ... GRILLS :..':.:::,!', - - PRACTICE ~.. BALLS - - - 12 fer 57• FISH HOOKS (pile. ef 7l 6 fer 19<: TENNIS RACKETS . ~.00 up 4 PL~YEII Badminton Set~ .. _ $3·•• Tllll~ll SIT RacUIPreN 3 Balla and Cover $6.99 .... , Girls ARCHERY SET Bow - 3 Arrows Ann Gu.vd, 20 lb. pull $1.95 ___________.,, ..._ '(Sb FOREMAN & ABBOTT Compl-. Selection of Swim Wear • for thtl Entire Femily Phone WY 2·5121 N. 2ntl Ave. Open 9 to 5 thru Frl.-9 to 9 Soturdoy "AIII.C:ONOITIONED" Mill St. Middleport Mlcldlepcut'1: f FOR •. -O N ··-··;"•·r IT'$,. .THE BIG WOMIN1 NIW PLAY .. Cloth Casuals SHORTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY RZII Needle Toe S & M Widths ........ ITt I ~.99 ~~~!1.~ w.;:: t 19ttl c:.IIIIH Automalle tr1111111 OWIUD' DeW Cldlll1~ used Cadillac. 00. ;J j ! = Rubber toe caps. Sizes Small6 to S LediM & ,_..,.,. Past Matrons Entertained ''88" • • • ~ll!ppe4 willl powtr steering, power brakes, ~lfJU tirM, udio, and heater. A clean one ..·- -· · c:crttGN n, w te trad8 lp, eveiJUllns you. eollld e¥peet In a value rated ""' wn :c:;· 1957 Chevrolot Belair 4 Door Sodon, two-lone red and white. Six cyl., atd. Was $895-- - Sale Price $788 1960 Fonl Goloxle 4 Door Sedon. The car is blue but you won't be If you bUJ this one. Fully power equipped, V.S, Automatic transmission, heater. · Was$1495 ~~~~~'!:!~~IN $349 radio and • SalePrice$1288 1960 Ford Folrlano 500 4 Door Sedon. Light green V-8, automatic transml~~o lion, r~lo and heater. Was$1295 _ _ _ $ale Price $1188 1959 .....,. Golult 4 Door Sedtn. None beUer than this green and white beauty with 38,000. actual miles, all new tires, V.S motor with automatic tran.. mission, radio and beatet;. Don't miss this one. · Was$1395 SalePrice$1288 1959 ....... Country Sedan 4 Door w....,, V.S, automatic transmission. power steering, radio and heater, canary yellow and white. A real Dice wagon for the young at heart. ItS. Ford 4 Door Custom 300 mDes left in this one. Sale$1088 v.e, Standard transmission, Jet Black, lots of Was $695 _ _ _ Sale Price $588 ·;, """ ·SALE! transmission. Was$1295 COnON SAILBOAT FLATS.&Loaf1r Style Beige tn.llack,.N&M Wltltl!s · · $2.99 2 1956 Morcurya 2 Door H""""" er. Real nlee second cars. J'LAfO .., SWIM·IUITS v.e. Aulornatlc transmission, radio, heat- Was $495 _ __ Sale Price $381 1940 lamlolor A-lean Custom '2 Daar. 8 cylinder, standard transmission. Radio, heater, and white side waU tires. One for the economy minded. Wll$1295 SalePrice$988 1917 Stutlebakor 2 Difor ...rdtop Sll- Howle. V-3. Aulornatlc lra~loo. Sizes 8'>!. to 11 I Wio and heater. A lillie l'Ougb but runs good. Child...,..a Was$C95 00 BLUE CANVAS OXFORD Small 8 to Size 1:& - ~ Sale Prlee $1611 1919 CIIIIIIIA I .._,MIIJIItJI '""'' 80Ud blue wUII.U tltot~ Ca4lllac e.Vu, sud! ll powv braklllll!l ~ racjio, power illlleDIII, eutomatic traJIIo JDIMIOII, 0U. llldenll tlml, I car OWIW'I lire~. W• f!600 Sele Price $2411 1'61 OldePII!Ia Nf l»t!IIU 4 Pallr V.f, l!ltolllall4 transmission, ndlo and ~r. pod tlnl, a 11111 oww MW F·85 trad, lo. Must be seen to be appre~18!1. . W• $lit• S1le Prlee $1781 ~1111• fl ~1(,., Jed~,Wblle u ~Jiow llJd n~:v to p, for tha ~ tbls pped ~ tuU powll'. autoalltic traaa. 011, .. , IIHWI'1 ~d t, wall s. W••1oPI · · hlePrl~$988 IJZB I MoL -" • .. Valu~:~~~e~ ~~rs,. .. Discount Prices W11 $;tf(IO WHITE CANVAS OXFORD .. R•• StCirts Today, Open Til8 p.m.- Runs Through Soturd~y, June 29 Til6 p.m . ...... . WHITE DUCK TENNIS OXFORDS • Playwear ........ ........... ., ,... ........ 1. Ladies & Teenagers su CNII.DIIN'S COOL SUM/ttl!l STYLE KARR and VAN ZANDT 1960 DoN• P..t 4 Door "--r. 6 cylinder. Automatic transmision, power ateerbli. radio and healer. 25,000 actull ml101. Cadillac trade ln. 1 W11 $1295 SPECIAL Men's White Cotton Work Sox w.. W••$4tJ . ~ j ·aox MIDDLEJOIT, OHIO . res Inc. . . '·' SalePrlce$1188 1919 Doclgo 2 Door Hal'!ltop CoroMI v.e. Aulomatic lrll"snlission, _.powv 1118r!nC. radio and ~eater. Two tone yepow and wblle. Sil~S SalePrice$988 1Ht tvi.SC Century I O.W Hordtop, power aloe~ alld. power brakes. AutG~Qije tnnlmllslon, rouJb )lqt ru111. .. _ c ' Sale Price $388 .. ' . ~r . L. ' .\ •, I. ·. ~· .' .• ' 1 .: S.lePtke$2141 �..,_._ ...... . . . -.., ' ? \ ' ~ Riv~r R~port • . /i \ ,. Ads Get Results. WANT AD INFORMATION ....... .....•tt.••...... 0:00 f' tl \Ia, ISMOfll PallUeatioll MuM• o ..dHM 9rftO A. • MoDdu M.Zt I CANI:ELLA TIONS corJUJL"l'IONS &Coqlo , . . . .lid . . 8:30 ~ M u• 3:01' r M. Oalb ... t!U'da, -8:3fl "' !II ~ 12:1'111 ·~ IT'S SO EASY TO PlACE A RES!IU PRODliL"ING x 10. ln excellent condition. WI S.348:l, Mike Morrison, WOO AD Racine. 6 26 6tc PHONE WY 2~2157 / ,.j ' DAILY ClUProQUOl'B- ....A . . . w woft .. Olio- ... Uio - for--· ':.'='--~., ~ -. Ja-_... . . . AS 1' D L .a A .A.ll: a lo LONGII'IDLLOW limplyUo, X,_ t1oo- O'o, ......... - . . _ .. .& U i o - - oil hint& t& OiJSt 111 a q trzt a IHWO BOBII:WIIWZQLKCJ B K W II W X L 0 B L I X p Q 11 y C1 Q B"WQIIB~.-WYOWPW.J '59 Buick _ EARL'S BARBER Shop w iII close July I. Open July 12. :;;-:==~ ~- .&fety· LOSE WEIGHT wI I b DIADAX ( formefly DEX·A • DIET) new name, same for· mula. Only 98c at S t a r k _!)rugs. 6-20-60tp AUTOMOBILE illlul'allct" ...celled! Loot yaw _ ,01111 u-a.:; ,•11 Coli ~ s--.. 11 , $1495 '59 Chevrolet $1095 Belair VB -.A Door, Stand· ard traRsmission, Radio and Heater. A clean car that you would he proud to own. Blaettnars 6391. 6 27 3tc - --.::AufO SALES.- __ G263tp 'be Ramthr ==-:oc=~---~ DON'T PUMP your sluggish Worltll lla!Mianl of Comptod septic tank. Get Klean F.u> EleeAD Septic Tank Cleaner. LandBtc car POom, rtde and perfwm. I mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy ~ ~ cu ~~ and ~~~~~--~~~ -blm)o o; f Bee ~ Moton E. Mill' Slreel, Pumtraf ' NO CHARGE for using our Blue Lustre Carpet Shampooer wi~. purchase of Blue Lus- l'lloM W\' Hl'lt tre shampoo. Boker Furniture 2Z lfel Middleporl, Ohio. 4 ;;FO;;;;;!I-;NE=w;;-::or--used-.,.~can----- CELERY PLANTS, trucks, ph<Aie Marvm Marks transplanted. 20c dozen, SALESMAN Beasley ""'· lt.tbens, Ly 3-406! per hundred. Ben Quisenber· ty at old Post Office building, Syracuse, Oh10. 6-24-3tp II:QIIVLII:M 1 01q WBJCiif ONII CIIK:Af~ • - ...... •llrl••• ~ WMPO '. eWHEEL ALIGNMENT eWHEEl BALANCING WANT TO GIVE away 5 kitte1111 to good bomes. Call WY :1- RO• B o. _.,...,...a,,..._,BAli '1'B11BROOLD ALW.a.n PL.I.T WDIJIDrlil CAIIDti.- r.a.nu.y Invicta 2 Dr. Hardtop, Dyna· flow, Power steering, Power Brakes, radio and heater Sharp 4lron2e finish with matching interJor. &-25--ttc • DICK TRACY ----:----- - • eSHOCK ABSORBERS !·· 8-8·80T I~YOlU~ ~. THEM IN. WHEN 'TJ.IEV COMEBV! TMA't '"mBtlcco kiiLL BRir-Kii ~--- WJEH RADIO WHE~ lHE BOYS KATE~ 'Tf-\AT - · ' I RMD"SHAC~··? 'THAT !i MY . ..-ou<S&:,AUNl" AGATHA I IT's """""ICE IN~IDE! 'iOU '"YOU UVE . !/:!SB!:!' 1/'1 '!lJ81'~ HOW LJrlllll!Y ... <!HAWS'TLV( U:l6 ar- Coomlr Non ~.~, .. Coauminlly Nm .. 1.2:80 N- NIWI 1.2:10 Oblo Newa 1.2:11 MarUII 1.2:111 Bullotlu Baird 1.2:. Newt 0 Gnml 1.2:11 Ap1cullure Apal 1.2:41 CotmlrJ Go lllltmd 1:16 Nfta Beat 2:111 Caowlry Go lllllmd 1:16 Newt ... l:llt lltd WIJ Ma~ 1:55 Nna a.. t:ll lllldac wllb llllll eFRONT-END REPAIR eBRAKE REPAIR SOHIO SERVICE HACKETT'S 4:10 IDioft!lloup ,,.. Oolamanhy Nelli I:JIIi Warld 6 NaliGIIII Nftn 1:11 l!lpolllaiJt 011 Sporll s:s Wwtllereut 1:3t Dltleer ~ 6:16 IDIId8 Boob .,.. . _ BmL .,. Oft . : . . 50,000 STAMP GfVE..~WAY ..... Certified·Oil Station ' ' OKAY,MEN, I ll11NK ITS TI VIE. WE WENT . IN5JDE.! 531. WEST STREIT . MAIN ' '' 2.. 8·' . · All T.-PoM o.r...•wWilJ wt.,.p...-rrMI!• StlrnP'OfYIUt Chohie : FA"'R;;M~D"'I~NN'ER Cnester, 9115-2101 . . Service , \ I ~ ; ~ . I. . t \ ,·, liD. ~ taaJo. Reuouble. ... c. CoGii, Dater, Ohio ' •, " ' Ue HOw tlO ·, YOU' l<~ow · IT Wille Rou:.o• �..,_._ ...... . . . -.., ' ? \ ' ~ Riv~r R~port • . /i \ ,. Ads Get Results. WANT AD INFORMATION ....... .....•tt.••...... 0:00 f' tl \Ia, ISMOfll PallUeatioll MuM• o ..dHM 9rftO A. • MoDdu M.Zt I CANI:ELLA TIONS corJUJL"l'IONS &Coqlo , . . . .lid . . 8:30 ~ M u• 3:01' r M. Oalb ... t!U'da, -8:3fl "' !II ~ 12:1'111 ·~ IT'S SO EASY TO PlACE A RES!IU PRODliL"ING x 10. ln excellent condition. WI S.348:l, Mike Morrison, WOO AD Racine. 6 26 6tc PHONE WY 2~2157 / ,.j ' DAILY ClUProQUOl'B- ....A . . . w woft .. Olio- ... Uio - for--· ':.'='--~., ~ -. Ja-_... . . . AS 1' D L .a A .A.ll: a lo LONGII'IDLLOW limplyUo, X,_ t1oo- O'o, ......... - . . _ .. .& U i o - - oil hint& t& OiJSt 111 a q trzt a IHWO BOBII:WIIWZQLKCJ B K W II W X L 0 B L I X p Q 11 y C1 Q B"WQIIB~.-WYOWPW.J '59 Buick _ EARL'S BARBER Shop w iII close July I. Open July 12. :;;-:==~ ~- .&fety· LOSE WEIGHT wI I b DIADAX ( formefly DEX·A • DIET) new name, same for· mula. Only 98c at S t a r k _!)rugs. 6-20-60tp AUTOMOBILE illlul'allct" ...celled! Loot yaw _ ,01111 u-a.:; ,•11 Coli ~ s--.. 11 , $1495 '59 Chevrolet $1095 Belair VB -.A Door, Stand· ard traRsmission, Radio and Heater. A clean car that you would he proud to own. Blaettnars 6391. 6 27 3tc - --.::AufO SALES.- __ G263tp 'be Ramthr ==-:oc=~---~ DON'T PUMP your sluggish Worltll lla!Mianl of Comptod septic tank. Get Klean F.u> EleeAD Septic Tank Cleaner. LandBtc car POom, rtde and perfwm. I mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy ~ ~ cu ~~ and ~~~~~--~~~ -blm)o o; f Bee ~ Moton E. Mill' Slreel, Pumtraf ' NO CHARGE for using our Blue Lustre Carpet Shampooer wi~. purchase of Blue Lus- l'lloM W\' Hl'lt tre shampoo. Boker Furniture 2Z lfel Middleporl, Ohio. 4 ;;FO;;;;;!I-;NE=w;;-::or--used-.,.~can----- CELERY PLANTS, trucks, ph<Aie Marvm Marks transplanted. 20c dozen, SALESMAN Beasley ""'· lt.tbens, Ly 3-406! per hundred. Ben Quisenber· ty at old Post Office building, Syracuse, Oh10. 6-24-3tp II:QIIVLII:M 1 01q WBJCiif ONII CIIK:Af~ • - ...... •llrl••• ~ WMPO '. eWHEEL ALIGNMENT eWHEEl BALANCING WANT TO GIVE away 5 kitte1111 to good bomes. Call WY :1- RO• B o. _.,...,...a,,..._,BAli '1'B11BROOLD ALW.a.n PL.I.T WDIJIDrlil CAIIDti.- r.a.nu.y Invicta 2 Dr. Hardtop, Dyna· flow, Power steering, Power Brakes, radio and heater Sharp 4lron2e finish with matching interJor. &-25--ttc • DICK TRACY ----:----- - • eSHOCK ABSORBERS !·· 8-8·80T I~YOlU~ ~. THEM IN. WHEN 'TJ.IEV COMEBV! TMA't '"mBtlcco kiiLL BRir-Kii ~--- WJEH RADIO WHE~ lHE BOYS KATE~ 'Tf-\AT - · ' I RMD"SHAC~··? 'THAT !i MY . ..-ou<S&:,AUNl" AGATHA I IT's """""ICE IN~IDE! 'iOU '"YOU UVE . !/:!SB!:!' 1/'1 '!lJ81'~ HOW LJrlllll!Y ... <!HAWS'TLV( U:l6 ar- Coomlr Non ~.~, .. Coauminlly Nm .. 1.2:80 N- NIWI 1.2:10 Oblo Newa 1.2:11 MarUII 1.2:111 Bullotlu Baird 1.2:. Newt 0 Gnml 1.2:11 Ap1cullure Apal 1.2:41 CotmlrJ Go lllltmd 1:16 Nfta Beat 2:111 Caowlry Go lllllmd 1:16 Newt ... l:llt lltd WIJ Ma~ 1:55 Nna a.. t:ll lllldac wllb llllll eFRONT-END REPAIR eBRAKE REPAIR SOHIO SERVICE HACKETT'S 4:10 IDioft!lloup ,,.. Oolamanhy Nelli I:JIIi Warld 6 NaliGIIII Nftn 1:11 l!lpolllaiJt 011 Sporll s:s Wwtllereut 1:3t Dltleer ~ 6:16 IDIId8 Boob .,.. . _ BmL .,. Oft . : . . 50,000 STAMP GfVE..~WAY ..... Certified·Oil Station ' ' OKAY,MEN, I ll11NK ITS TI VIE. WE WENT . IN5JDE.! 531. WEST STREIT . MAIN ' '' 2.. 8·' . · All T.-PoM o.r...•wWilJ wt.,.p...-rrMI!• StlrnP'OfYIUt Chohie : FA"'R;;M~D"'I~NN'ER Cnester, 9115-2101 . . Service , \ I ~ ; ~ . I. . t \ ,·, liD. ~ taaJo. Reuouble. ... c. CoGii, Dater, Ohio ' •, " ' Ue HOw tlO ·, YOU' l<~ow · IT Wille Rou:.o• �'I ' il DAYTON (UPI) - ' A "&I· c R SATURDAY 9:00 to 9:00 ' ..... ... p wm • ..... ...... ...... ' ..... ...... ·-. .-... r • Cot .-.u,. ""' n • .."' ... ina eUJ - CAKD ,, ' Chairs- Rockers Recliners-Lounge Chairs $98.00 Early Amoricon Swivol Rocker Solo $82.00 $54.00 Early Amorican Swivel Solo $40.00 $119.00 Traditional Lounge Solo $70.00 $89.00 Early American Swivel Rockor Sale $72.00 $119.00 Rock·Lock and Ottoman _ _ Solo $88.00 $1$9.00 Lounge Chair with Ottoman Solo $128.00 $91.00 Traditional Swivel Rockor _ Solo $78.0C $97.,00 Early American Swivol Rockor Solo $78.011 $62.00 Early Americon Swivol Rocker Solo $50.00 $59.00 Early Amoricol T .V. Swlvol _ Salt $48.00 $129.00 Roclinor Solo $104.00 $69.00 Early Amoricon Swivel Rockor Solo $54.00 $89.00 Traditional Swivol Rockor _ _ Solo $72.00 $79.00 Modorn Swlvol Rocker Salt $63.00 $59.00 Modorn Swivel Rockor Solo $48.00 $109.00 Traditional Chair Solo $60.00 $89.00 Roclinors Solo $72.00 $69.00 Tnditional Chair Solo $48.00 Salo $40.00 $52.00 Modern Swivel Rockor $109.00 Early American Swlvol Rockor Solo $88.00 $98.00 Early American Rockor _ _ Solo $82.00 $79.00 Early American Lounge Chair Solo $63.00 II Diirt BeetanJUior- llouDd. ,MotlenfiDd BoriJ Ameriean. Bronlf and Brua, Cbrome, 111ac1t and Wblte Drop Leof - end A II! $89.00 Modern Swivel kockor 1:30 lltw'dl Solo $72.00 $49.00 Platform. Rocker Solo $40.00 $89.00 Modern Loungo Choir _ _ _ Solo $72.00 R! PHI $49.00 Modern T.V. Swivel Solo $39.00 $119.00 Recliner Sale $97.00 $98.00 Recliner Solo $78.00 $159.00 Early American Lounge Choir Sole $122.00 $129.00 Traditional Lounge Chair _Solo $104.00 HOTD 25c. ' dlepo: KROEHLER and VALENTINE SEAVER Sofas - Sectionals and 2 Piece Suites A WEI ThUN 7:30 1 Missic Stlve1 Rtv. Rev. $229.00 Traditional Sofa _ _ blm $298.00 Early American Solo _ _ _ Solo $248.00 elose Early American and Modern - Traditional French Provincial. EARL'~ Solo $188.00 $269.00 Early American Sofa Sole $216.00 $349.00 Traditional Sole Solo $282.00 $219.00 Traditional Sole LOSE' Sole $176.00 $2.89.00 Traditional Solos Solo $232.00 $398.00 Traditional 2 pc. Suitn _ _ Solo $319.00 DIAD DIET mula. Drugs AUTOM caocel lkeDIO $369.00 Modern 2 pc. Suitn Sale $295.00 $298.00 Early American Sofa _ _ Solo $248.00 $339.00 Traditional 2 pc. Sullo _ _ Selo $272.00 $35~ Traditionol 2 $:t29.00 $349.00 $398.00 . ~S9.00 $469 .00 $398.00 $298.00 $419.00 WANT' togo 8391. pc. Sullo _ _ Solo $281.00 Modern 2 pc. Suite Solo $188.00 Traditional 2 pc. Suite _ _ Solo $282.00 Early American 2 pc. Suite _ Sole $319.00 Modern 2 pc. Suite Solo $208.00 French Provincial 2 p<. Sullo Sole $376.00 Modern 4 pc. Sectional - - Sale $288.00 Modern 3 pc. Soctlonal ___ Sale $248.00 Traditional 3 pc. Soctlonel _$ale 5336.00 Ready to Wear-2nd Floor Ill I. M REG. $5.95 WOMINS SLACKS ···-····SALE $3 50 REG. $4.95 WOMEN$ SLACKS ·--···---~~- SALE $2.SO RIG. SUS WOMENS SLACKS --------··-: SALE 'n:oo RIG. $2.95 WOMENS SLACKS - - ---·· -· SALE $1 50 RIG. $2.95 GIRLS PEDAL PUSHER SETS . SALE $1 .50 RIG. $1.95 GIRLS PEDAL PUSHER SETS SALE $1.25 REG. $7.95 WOMINS JACKETS . ··- . SALE $4.00 REG, $5.95 WOMINS BLOUSIS . . ----- .. SALE 53 :00 REG. $10.75 WOMEN$ KNIT DRESSES . SALE $6 00 RIG. $5. 9~ WOMINS CHANEL JACKETSSAL $3.00 95 REG. $3. WOMENS ROLL SLEEVE BLOUSES SALE .$2 REG, $2.95 Womono ROLL SLEEVE BLOUS!S Salo $1 50 RIG. $1.95 Womono ROLL SLIIVE BLOUSES Solo $1.00 RIG. $16.50 WOMINS DRESSES ·-. ----. SALE $10.00 REG. $13.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES . · ----- · -. SALE $1.00 REG. $12.95 WOMEN$ DRESSES ..... ____ __ SALE $;00 REG. $10-95 WOMENS DRESSES _... .. _. SALE $6:00 PI FOR N" ll'llclu SALE ewa. 1!156 Do er M• Wm.: Ohio. 8658. 1948 Cl good 1980 FC heavy eluteb brake Reg. Reg. Re-g. Reg. tor, p $1.95 $7.95 $5.95 $3.95 Womens Womtnl Womens Womens 2 2 2 2 ftc. Pc. Pc. Pc. Blouse Blouse BlouM BlouH & Skirt S.h Stlt $6 00 & Skirt Sets 5•1• $4.00 & Skirt Sets Salt $3 .00 & Skirt Sets Stlt $2 .00 Reg . $3.95 Glrh Conon SPORT JACKETS Reg. S2.9S Girlo CoHon SPORT JACKETS SALE $2.00 SALE $1 :so R... $3.tS tnd $S. 95 2 Pc. Mlternity Orttllt SALE $2 00 ft'""i>l Reg . $29.50 to $49.50 WOMINS COATS -- -- SALE $15.00 Reg. $7.95 to $12.95 GIRLS SUITS . ---·· ·· SALE ss:oo Reg. $8.95 to $10.95 GIRLS COATS ·· -··-- SALE $400 Reg. $12.95 and $13.95 GIRLS COATI ·--- SALE $6.00 RIG . 18.95 GIRLS DRESSES ..... ... . : SAI.E 55 ·00 REG. $7.95 GIRLS DRESSES ..... _____ SALE $4.00 REG. $5.95 GIRLS DRE~SI$ .. .. . -· _.: SALE Reg. $3.95 and $4.95 G.IRLS· DRESSES .... SALE $2 00 RIG. $2.95 GIRLS DRESSES ·- ... SALE $1.50 REG. $3.95 GIRLS SKIRTS --·----------- SALE $1 :50 RIG. 12.95 GIRLS SKIRTS -·-·----- -·-- - SALE 51 .25 RIG. $1.95 GIRLS SKIRTS -.- ... -- .. - ·-- SAL I $1.00 lot. $3.95 to $1.95 WOMINI HATS ···--· SALI $2.00 R... SUt--$1.-.1.69 GIRLS ILOUSII ... GALl 1.00 Nur.. Lady'' ~I $8, -FARM u:OO Cloestt IERvt ..... <aJIIU llrup fOR 8. fr- eret ehair. 1403. lELER • Pial!lo ~ Jnmdr Old , . •aeu~t ' . .' / Sale I BrealdQst Sets· 5, 7 and I Piece Seta. 2 I I I 3 2 I I I ' R... $191.00 Round T ol>lo 5 PI- S1l1 S1$0.00 !tog. $191.110 42" 7 ploco 'ale $166.00 ltog. $129.00 36" 4 ploco . .lo $104.00 . Rog. $129.00 36" 9 piece Sole $104.00 Rog. $109.00 36" 7 ploc;o Sole $75.00 Rog. $99.00 36" 7 ploce .S .Ie $71.00 Rog. $91.00 Round Drop Loaf, 5 pc. Sole $84.00 Rog. $79.00 Round 5 ploco Sale $58.00 Rog. $59.00 30 inch 5 ploco Sale $48.00 WOMENS LINGERIE- FIRST FLOOR Rog. 29c Rayo" Pontin Sole 4 polr $1.00 Rog. 59c Rayon Holl Slip Sale 2 for $1.00 Rog, 39c Rayon Panties Salo 3 for $1.00 Rog. $1.59 Cotton lras _ _ Stlt $1.39 ltog. $3.99 Thighmold Panty Glrdlo Solo $2.99 Wo11111111 Rog. $6 Loco Trim Nylon Slip Solo $4.89 Womon1 Rog. 69c Royon Acetate Ponti11 Solo 58c Womons Rog. $1.95 Cobbler Aprons _ Sele $1.25 Wornons ltog. $1 Half·SIIp & Panty Seh Solo 79c Womens Rog. $1.95 & $2.95 Night Gowns (Slightly soilad) Solo $1.50 Womens $1 .95 Cotton Pllue Slips _ _ Sole $1.69 Womens $2.95 Dacron llond Slips _ Sele $2.69 Womens $1.95 Eyelet Trimmad Cotton Slips Sale $1.69 Womens $2.95 Dacron Blend Hall Slips Solo $2.69 Womans $3.95 Dacron Blend Slips _ _Solo $3.69 Women• $1.95 Eyolot Trlmmod Cotton Half Slips Solo $1.69 Wornono Womens Wornons Women• Womono END OF 1111 MONTH SALE MENS DusS .r SPORT SOCKS Nanos De Wh"" Crowloob ·--------- lol<t 2 JIOir tl.OI - . 69c ..._,. ~n 1Mb 2 p~lr tl.OO - · l9c Solltl Color Drlt111 Stmch lulkr Knit locks 69c Mono fie c-fwt T., c - .,... Solltl Color anol White ~ ...., ------ a pair ti.OO -.79cHaWhl"' or Solltl Coler Nrl011 ltrotch locks __ 2 paalr $1.00 Boys Wear-Fint Floor · l04-Littlt lloys $1.00 Swim Trunks _ S.lt 69c 448-lloys $1.95 Sport Shim lSI• 6 to 111 $1.69 28 Boys $4.95 RO¥enlble Jocfctla _ Sale $3.00 lloys $2.95-Cotton Slackl (51• 6 to 181 S.le $2.o0 Special Bargains in Towels For End Of Tho Month Sale 23-$3.9S llaoch T-Is . 10-$2.95 llaoch Towels 13-$4.29 Kitchen Towel Set 13·$1.95 llath T-1 Sots IBoxacll . Small Lot Cannon $·1 .00 Bath Towolt 75c Fancy Print Torry Dish Towels _ S.lt $3.00 Sole $2.00 $2.00 $1.39 69c 2 for $1.00 CLEARANCE SALE LP RECORD ALBUMS 5-$1.98 Albumo - - - - - - - S a l t $1.39 36-$2.98 Albup Solo $2.00 42-$3.98 Albu1111 Salt $3.00 17-$4.98 All>u1111 Sole $4.00 26-89c 45 RPM Solo SOc SPECIAL PRICE ON FREEZER SUPPLIES BOX OF 100 PLASTIC FREEZER lAGS {Quarlol __ BOX OF 100 "PLASTIC FRUZER BAGS (Pinlol ____ BOX Of 10 ONE PINT VAPOCANS _ .. ·--------BOX OF 1"0 ONE AND 'h PINT VAPOCANS _ _... PINT AND Vt SI:E PLASTIC BOXES WITH LIDS QUART SIZ! PLASTIC BOXES WITH LIDS :_ 3 for 79c 69c 69c 79c 15c SOc SPECIAL VALUES -LUSTRO WARE HOUSE WEAR DEPARTMENT SCREW TOP PLASTIC DECANTER __ _________ : __ 98c PLASTIC CANISTER !SET OF FOUR) -·•------- $3.95 PLASTIC BREAD BOXES ___ .. -·-------- ··· $4.95 III!ST PPROOF UNBREAKABLI MAIL lOX ·--· $1.91 UNBREAKABLE COVERED BOW~ SET {3) -·-·-- $1.29 DISH PAN- 11 QT. SIZE UNBRIAKAILI --·----· 69c PLASTIC Pll BOXIS . ----·-····- ··----·· . 19c . NAPKIN AND LETTER HOLDER -··-- ----·-·--·- 19c Moth Proofing - Housewares Dept. $1.35 $2.55 $4.95 $9.60 Pint Si11 llarlou Moth Proofer Spray $1.19 Quart Silo lorlou Moth Proofer Spray $2.19 Hall Gallon Silo Moth Proofer Spray $4. 19 Gallon Slu Moth Proofor Spray _ _ $7.19 Cosmetics--First Floor · Rog. S9c Sutton Lev Color Selt 29c 10-Rog. $1.00 Tintad Bubllle Bath _ Sele SOc Rog. 89c Listorlne Anti10ptlc Solo 69c Rog. $1.00 Stax Hair DrHolng Sale 69c Rog. 39c Wildroot Wove Sat Solo 33c Rog. 69c Poll-grip Donturo Adhesive Cream 53c Rog. $1.00 Evening In Paris Roll On Deodorant 69c Rev. $1.00 Sterol Roll On Deodorant _ _ Sale 69c Rog, $1.00 Culex Eye Mak•up lttmo _ Selo SOc Rog. 59c Culex Eye Mak•up ltamo _ _ Salo 30c Rog. 49c Culex Eye Mak•up llefns _ _ Sele 2Sc Rog. 79c Culex Eye Make-up It~ __ Sale 40c Rog. 43c Cutox Eye Mak•up Items _ _ Sale 22c Small Lot Rog. 79• Popular Nama lrand Llpotlck Salt 29c Rog. 59c French Lace Cologne _ . Sele 2 for $1.00 Small Lot Rog. 39c Cutox Nail Polish _ Salo 25c Rog. $1.75 Evoni111 In Paris Dry Skin Bath 011 . , Solo $1.29 Rog. $1.00 Halo Dry Hair Shampoo _ Solo 83c 7 Rog : $1.50 Tempo Hair Spray S.lt 19c TO Rog. $1.00 Llttlo Lady Doll Hou10 Soap Stlo SOc Rog. 33c Jergens Lotion Solo 27c Rog. $1.00 Monnon Skin Brocer Sole 83c Rog. 65c Johnoon1 Bally Powder Solo 49c I 0 Rog. $1.00 .lowolry Boxos Sole SOc Rog. SOc April Sho-rs Talc Selo 37c Rog. $1.00 Command Hair Groom end Conditioner Salt '83c Rog. $1.95 J-lry lloxH Sole $1.00 MUSIC DEPARTMENT- FIRST FLOOR $199.95 Domonttrotor RCA VIctor Storoo Rocord Ploror $2:19. 9S RCA VIctor . $150.00 Storoo With 849.95 Record l,lbum ------------ $179,95 RCA VIctor Toblo Model Rodlo ---------------- $14.95 9 Rotular $2.95 Rooorcl Carryl... Ca101 ---------- $1.8R 11 R-lor f3.95 Record Corrrlng Ca101 -------- $2.11 ""f" INFANTS AND CHILDREN - FIRST FLOOR 59c 1,.,..... Wotorp"'"' PantiOL 4 In pkg, -·--·· lolo SOc 69c .IRLI COTiTON MIIH PANTIII ------ "IALI Stc l9c GlfLIRAYON PAHTIII ____ _; __ IALI 3 pr. $1.00 $1.,. D!!IU COnON PA.IAMAI --·----- SALI $1.49 $1.19 ~IITY DIAPIRS ··--·-----·----.- IALI f$,99 PIN KID. IDOl IIRDIIYI D1APIItS .27xM . fl.99 ... ZIPP~IID PLASTIC (1111 MATI'litil COYIU _: tl.19 INI'Ail'i:l I'OIIM FITTID CRII IHIITI -·-···-- $1.00 QUILftD IAIY PADS, C - and plastic 11144 .. .69< QUIJ,.t:ID IAIY PADS. ~ and jolaotlc 17x11 . ate Chi,.- ~ Tralnl"t Ponto 2 tl'ru 4 -· 4 pr. ti.OO ·: . . ' '.ij Yl-~ HOSIERY- FIRST FLOOR Wll...... ~Mesh Nylons Mens Wear-First Floor CAMEIA DEPARTMM - FIRST ~001 Kodaolltlo c-Jil•l ont fllloo (holdo 140 slldooJ ' 'I ......, t4.2L .--. lolo P.IO . . . _.. 1 112.1 -,.... $26.95 1o11 112.111 Corrrlno Case for tho ..,. Camora ,.... Q .H hi• $1.10 J ..,., .... $14.10 Keolok Teurlot Aoloptor Kit Sole p.oo Kodlll Carouoo1111• Troro (ltol• Ill olldool ..... lor $2.95 ·--·· .... p.so 1 onlr AI "lui" Automatlt C,h-ltr llldoo Prol-r $14.95 . __ .... lol.. $1.00 2 ..,,, Kodak Gofter- FloshloOIOioro rtjl· $14.95 lalo $7 ' 6 011lr B....,..o Storll,_ C•-••• "'• $12.50. Solo $1.99 ' 1 onlr lrownlo Starlet Comera ...... N.95 , •.. Solo t4.11 3 onlr Kodok 3-lomp movlo lltht "'· $7.51 -- Solo $5.00 . KodU Vorlchromo Pon Pllm, No. 127 & 620 ' R..ular SSe ---- ----- Salo 4Jc 11 only lrownle St•rflax Camara outfltl . R-lar $17.95 . . _··-· Solo $1:t.Op II enlr Polaarold Print Coplor rot• $29.95 · -- Solo $1UO c-• lll,tSHINGToN ~y li sending Jr ~.49 $1.39 ~ !$.1•• ' ,2.5,. . ~- I~ 0 ~uld annihda~. ·, .' Terms Of \Vork Serv•·ces To BA d Eber Dies While At Place Of Work · Chesh. e Boy D• S Be,.n • Study Of Scraps On Ocean Floor .' ' ' [•nrl luw~ng unldent!l'ed ':...:"~~:~.,.. ;'. :;1 ~ 1ter ~ • • ;.: .. .·r' lff·lltDHt ~ I,. Ill . . Mlio Keeler, Sl, • . ~ In lbe Profume ·· that ,bu roekedwu · lbelhe"- . '; lo J "s • .., !" Mitt! ~ · ~ -~ .· clelr. """'""I '~ ,,. '· ·~ B t • 1TJ:• p b t J ·ORU(J ry ,f!O zng w JRS . ·.ra a zon J: PI'. PLEMAN'I' - · •· tach., pnlltatlart . 0 sc wu l1lil til' ...... "'i.t~_. .n _11._~ ' ;" cross Scout Umf T • . Sc tt DraWS .~n.. ., , . water 'cautiOOS • Are Ll·•Stt...d maxlmu~ current w•• '.f: ~ ' " South· · ~~~r:~nua~ly I · . "'* ' !, f t. . . ! I . ;~·;;;"':":;:! .,.,BERLIN Promlor Nlklla Khru•bcbev t ,, '. • .,- tl•• ......,M Sail -J';eG . S.lt $9.10 ":··,. ., u•ELLA s·· .. 26 For 36 Form.la Aneed On In New Workmen's Bill belween Ireland, Europe and the United Slates, Latin America and lhe u.s .. Alrica and the U.S., Asia and the U.S.-belween all ' peoples who wish to be free.' "he said. "This is most important ossoeialion. • •:alnll IJ!:Ine• .... $7.00 s.~o $7.00 13 MoM $2.95 DICK PANTI -·---------- IALI $2.00 41 MENS $3.95 DICIC PA.N TI ___ -----·-- SALI p.OO 160 MINI HANES $1.95 TIE SHIRTS ---- SALI $1.00 WilmMI Cotton Terry Lined Focitleh 59c 23 MENS P.95 KNIT IHIRTI .... ·- ·---- IALI $2.50 11 MINI $5.95 IWIATU SHiaTI -- ------ IALI p.oo 72 MINI MANIS 11.00 KNIT IHIIITI ----·--· IALI SOc ,... . M&l 13 MINI $1.95 RIVIRSIILI JACKITI ·--- IALI $5.00 MINI P.H PIN STRIPI WASH SLACKS _. SAL. p.oo 9 MIN$ $11.95 LIGHT WIIIHT ~ACKITI __ IALI 17.00 .... $tfS )Y6.... 1S Umllrollu - - S.le $100 51 MINI $U5 IANLON SPORT IHIRU __ SALI·P.III . ·· """~~tJ' Wo!Mna .Umllroll111 S.a!e'~.iiO ' of . ·, Sale $4.00 We ~ Sal" 1110'' End of tilt Mo1th Salel . "'":""' !tog; $29.00 91:12 Foam lack Rug• _ Sale $~.00 . 12 $I 2.95 Cooco Stop S"'!"s · Sale .;.;1 . .· 89c WoiW!II Atllon ltrotch S..mlt11 NyloM _ $1.00 Won~:}'lieti High ~ SoatniiU , . 89c. Wonl-.a ~ Soamlaoa NyleM _ $149 Wonillillii -HII.anca Stretch Footloll · 29c % 't: ,~ c... ~ u s BEDSPREADS -Drapery d111artmtnt . c- former U N ambassador !• . J.$1,99 21" 1-$1G.95 26'' Amon' oorthenl < \;"' ~ oiner en tine Berlin lwo days ego wao sllll on I been devilled which could IMihi· hio mind. late lhe human riCO in 1 lew "Wo are lila 11101t cUmactlc boors." period In the moo1 diiii.Wt one! "I lhink II II lmporlant that da1111orous otruggle In the history thooe of us who , happeD to be of the world," he said. •Difficult lriah or o1 Irish dH<!I!nl rO<OB· one! dangerous weapoos bave nize the atrona bondl which exist session of The lnshmen of Cork •:.f' D~PARTMENT c- nlilfted lor t~emono~t....~ ";; J vero New 'l:ork, WubiiiJ ~-;: ~ l'"" land. Plliladelphla, . ;j, "' dt. eotumbwo, CincinnaU, ~~'< r. Loe Allgeles, Cbicogo o ~" • Francileo. I $4.69 Braidad Plostlc Rugs Sole ~.7t $3.19 Brtidad Plestle Rugs So" $2.19 Broldacl PIHIIc Rugs Sal.a $1;n $1.19 Rubber Kitchen Mats &lilt" $1.00 $3.00 Rayon VlsCOII Throw Rugo, ell colon ·, $2.U $1.39 Vynocel Window Sh1<1t1, 36"x6', whltl, . gPHn, II. ton S .. .. " ' $1.49 54" Upholstery Plastic St ,Q9 · l~ .;· -~ ' 9-$1.99 Train 11011 moot tlflioiDI, etvll rlpta ~ Ja 1o lucky." Ca-lp I• Nerllt Earlier. Farmer said CORE'• organized campaign ogalnlt rodal lnequltieo is belnJI ..paneled to include ll!'rthern cltljeo. He odded thai a new progrom al«<ing univen!Ues, ' s •. . .V ~ Sale LUGGAGE· DEPT.- SECOND FLOOR ' -,- MJ let· JOWir ~blln BATHMAT SETS- DRAPERY DIPt. .. leading 1 S•l!l ,$ 3.69 S•f• ~.89 $a~ 77.c ~o!f 77~ 5 R... $9.95 Sproaclo have loot - I S.le S 1.99 Sale $2.1.9 ' Sole fl-69 Solo JU9 (Not All Colon or Sites! 10 Roguler $5.95 Sproacl• 7 Rog. $7.95 Sp....... 14. Rog. $8.95 Sproaclo ~Goy. !llrt Combto' ... -.. orc1tr to elld Job ,.,.ep. wao .._ ct U., •If· e tlv~ Cape Cod Curtaint-White DRAPERY tl'. '""' y~aN ' i CURTAINS-DRAPERY DEPARTMENT , 5 Rog. $5.95 Seta ~-- It o.. In 11 ., • ,..,.. bal IIIIa yMC." lhiJ summer wil -. • workohop• ond tra•~ ~ ba.ed oo CORE'• .., 01cJoo. phy o1 direct ...,., ;. ; ,! cti<>p. and 1980 GOP . • presidential went all otbut to giv':. t b ne .. to Berlla today In an •" eondldate. as Amerlean amb~~~o . e warme., w~ lempl to malcb lhe personal sailor to Viet Nam in tbetr history, Thetr I sucre" of Prtsldenl Keane· _ _ _. was so great at COLUMBUS (UP!) - Worke~s would be eligible for ' dy'o vlsll to tile divided elly Kennedy was maximum un,mployment b~neftts . of 26 weeks after 32 41 kours earlier. He complaia· Sultry summer heat blanket· to a .wall by a seetb- weeks of work under tbe btl! agre~d up<.>n Thursday by ed lbal Kenaedy'• trip was ed .lJIOSI of lite nalion today, sea of Irishmen trying a House-Senate conference comnuttee m tbe General "direeled 11alul lle lnierpooed threata o! forest shake his hand. He just Assembly· 1 of lb German I one! eaused water short&ges In and said "These The eommlttee adopted the Senate version of the " 1 e peo,..... NEW HORSE BARNS - Horses coming for Meigs county's IOOth (Centennial) ~'"Y communllies. my people." ' variable maximum for b~ndits. Under it a worker would The Sov~ leader landed at Fair in August are having new " hotel " quarters prepared for them . In the b~ck· _·-Night rains provided some · The President ,towed in lheir receive 20 weeks of benefits for 20 weeks of work. After Eatl Berlin 1 Scboeaefeld Air· ground are the "old barns" used for more years than anyone wa1.ts to recall. Thill h~l aeross northem Illinois and d ti b he -~ . !bat be would cet a week's benefits for each two weeks field 11 Z p.m. It a.m. EDT) year's Fair oromises one of the most attractive racing cards in history . WlaMnsin but '"ntper·atures! a u1a on, u1 warnw U1 a f k til h h th nD k . to attend celebrations •ext -·,.-~ speech that free world unily was o wor un e reac ed e ...,.wee maximum. s0 nclo ol tile 70ib blrthd of were expeeled lo high · · h" The mmittee lso set t h e Y ay to the 90s lor the fifth votal ~ prevent a war w tclo eo I a eonferenee report on the od· East Germoo Communist par- ! day. Heal exhaustion . the human race rate for employer ministration's flU million ..,. ., ..... Waller Ulbrlebl end ' tho!' lure of the ol' · m a lew hours. eontrlbutoons at U per eent of propratlons bill for minor eapi· perbapo to bold an Eaolero l,'{J hole elalmed many lives. VIrtually all lhe neorly 811,000 the base salary ct $3,000. Tltis tal Jmprovementa. Red bloe tommll meellng. aod · hlpways buekled In the cilllf"* of Cork turned out lo Ogure, plut a mutuollzed maxi· iD 1 weleemiDI speeeb, Ul· brlehl eborled lbal Keonedy'o Hopeful of helping reduce the practices, Mr. Shuler said. !the endurance he had at lhl record heal tr:>d some 1 w n cheer and clap lor Keonedy who mum ol -~ per ctllt would set 0 1 . han~ lawn tl(ll'lnkling. flew here by helicopter from Dub· the overall mulmum at 4·7 per Q visit to Weal Berlla was " dl· drowning toll of 6,500 a y.ar, His first caution on safely in end of last summer. lin for a brief Yllit. cent. . . reeled aplast the iaterests Emmet W. Shuler, water sa(e- the water is ''Don't try to swim I Shuler also warned of the liAMANA - .. Ptt!lljier Some Qbservers taid the recepOIRf!R 11JB!NI88 .1'-0R Of 1M Germao people." IYS.I!!o~•·.!~r the ~eigs Coun· t~. far 1~o soon." A swimmer Igreat danger of games in which Costto-.deelared ThursdaY' lion in Cork Wll bigger ami bet· A ••• writteo "-- and greall •...\.( . . "" 1¥ Red Chapter. today is· gomg into the water for I. h e ' . llt,$, ~ army Is lauriehlng tor than any Kennedy hat re- weakened version of lhe contro, sued "Safety First" suggesl· first time Ihis year doesn't have ' yoong people vie woth eaeh J>lho .. _\iWeep" aaawt rebels celved he arrived 1n the verslal Conunurtbt speakers' ions lor those who will engage •r '" holdmg lheor breath ror Cuba .: w~o be said have land ct hlo ancestora wedltestlq• .bill also wao ready to go to lhe in water sports this summer. Wo"~fe long periods under waler "Car• ''abandoned" by lhe Thursday nipt he was mobbed aovernor today at the 1111ith A t ·oril 1 the an 'I ,bon dioxide builds up in I he b teen-a "'rilln IJubUn. General Alsembly prepared to Charlel Scott, 115-year - old grea maJ Y o "I I Slale8. ~. P .end re-·•ar eesslono. Long Bottom area man oeeus· e DDOUDCe nual drownings occur during : blood stream and brain whem ''Titey who believed thai Anything can do, Cork[ ""' :ed o1 boollef!tliog was sentenerecreational use of the water, the breath is held. and 1 0 0 perlalism, (the United can do betler. said ono n11dent . Tlte lawmaten ,....e slaled jed to two eoneurrent six month Funeral services lor M a r y 1 swommmg and boa long , accord· much carbin dioxide leads to wquld been arriveabandoned to impo>< toIta ol Cork, "aecond city" of Ireland. Ito returnaeuion July 10 for another \terma 1n the Clncinnall work· Virginia Drlngard ' age 37 · or ling to Shuler. have . ' · unconsciOusness. When unco~ .. Glveo Follooy llpeee1J · , • hlllllt Thursday by Meigs coon- Milford , who died at Mercy hos· ' "Most of these tragedoes I [ .· late Castro said In an hour Kennedy went to Cor~ to P1S881e of the opeakers boll,lty eommon pleas Judge John pilal at Chielnnatl this morning leould have been averted if the scoous, an under~aler swima~d....,mlnute speech broadcast hoiiOI'I!d and to receive the at barring ('mnmunloll C. Boeon. will he announced from the [vlctims and their companions Eber Gary Wolfe, 37, of Ra· mer hegms. breathmg autom~tby Radio Havana. dom ot the elty. As huge opeaking on lhe campus- Scott pleaded guilty to Rawlings. Coats funeral home ,had known and followed safe cine H. D. 2. died suddenlv wally, whoch means mbalml roared a curllllde W<leome and of state paued ehargetl of possessing Illegal laler. I - ·-- Thursday afternoon at his plac~ water · Unless help " at hand WASRlNGTON- Kennedy massed around the Cork the Senate easily Tlturllday by fermenllag beverages and ..u. She Is survived by her buslor employment , Ihe Ebersbarh to get hom very quickly to tho 11\IDJStra~on measures to Hall, Kennedy gave , I 2J.IO. ing untued liquor. He went be- baod, James R. Dringard, six If , Coal Company near Cheshire. surface. he woll drown," warn· the ~m~eferJSe ope~ apeeeh which, howewr, held The Jlou .. •areed to lhe new fort the eourt on an inlorma- chlldren, her parenls, Mr. and , 0 i Surviving are his wife Paul· ed Shuler_._ _ __ expee lr eaheuse grim reminder lbal hia villi oo a 103-13 vote 'l'htJn. tlon affldavll preparod by Coun· Mrs. Edward llaggerty o 1'1 I ine · children Gary Joe Darrell protests -•- the ty l'rollecutor Bernard V. Fullz. Middleport: a sister, Mrs. Mar· lhl f U om t arm'C\1 day nlghl. As 1I now ........ fage mner Lee and Chnstopher Todd t:ollins Had Hand s a • speater1' 1)111 would not require T1te DeWitt's Run man waf lha Louise Hackworlh of Galli· Wolfe; hiS parenl s. Eber and , • • Military spe~ has gone boards ct lrtlaleel to bar Com- arrested this week by SherHf polis, and • brother, James, of Tlte Cheshire Boy Seoul Troop ' Nora Wolfe of Racine RD· a : In Racmg 8tH up _from "~lion ~ \he::-. . .,· munlsts frGm opeatlng at 1 b t Robert C. Hartenboeh 's depart· New Haven, W Va. The body 2116 commiltee is sponsoring a , brother. Man•·hester . of lla~me i State Senator Oa~iey C. Col· tnhower; bm:a: on~ fl sehools, but WGUid oniJ .affirm ment followln& on extended In· will he brought to Rawlings· bean dinner to celebrate the 1R. D., and several nieces and lins of lronlon today reporte4 ~:r! 1 DM:... eon: power lhe tru,.teea alrt8tly _v tltlgallon ct Scott's reported Coals Funeral home today , and July 4th holiday. nephews . successful passage in both th• Ke.!.ay ':f:atloo hav· to rule on all prospeetlve[bootlea operat!on. During a friends may eall alter I p. m. Tlte Cheshire . Kyger Ele- 1 The deceased was a World House an~ the Ohio Stmalo fll8lh ned lhe seoreh of Seotl' premises Tuea- Saturday. menlary School groonds will be War II veleran who served ov- House Bol. 21:>, Which he .,... -~- at~m~Y_!~-~~·day wllh proper legal papert the scene of the bean dinner \erseas, and 8 member ol the authored. a~d which re·orga,. ing ltr eala:llshment In th~ ·- b dlscu sl ABOARD THE USS FORT prepared by Proseeu1or Fultz, Meigs Mem,..lol 1\ospllol and ox roast next Thursday . Rarine Amencan LegJon Post JZes the Racong Commosslon of 1 ~I off d.!..ncoutla I SNELLING AT SEA (UP!) Jud ent Granted - t a of the state ~iquor de- ADMISSIONS. - Dorothy aod soft drinks, sno-cones. pop ,602. l'uneo·al wvires will be ' Ohw. . . . . . . 11165 which beJI Experts today bepn analyzlne 0 for lblcal vi N t . partment aod Sheriffs depart- Durst,_ Portlaml. Mrs. James corn, hoi dogs, poe and cake .Sundav at2 p.m. at the Church Specoflcally the bJJI aboloshes Jill I, liM. • photographs taken ol paper D UIIJDO I 0 e menl ~vered 311 gall0111 ol Goodnole, Letarl, W. Va. will also he sold. of La iter Day Samts, old Port· , lhe present five_- member slate y' ~ 011 lite oeean Door off A eo~: = : 1 : ifermenting beve~aaes. S c ~II ~ISCHARGES - Mrs. James The day 's feslivilies wilt fPa· . land • Racine Road, with Roy racmg comrnoss•on and creates ~GTON-Interior England coast to d• IIlii II" · was belnc held In ~ty JOI~ Mo~leswart and daughter, Port· lure pony rides. sack races. a . Proffitl in charge . Graveside •. new hv. · member commosretarY Slewart Udall feels if IIIey eame from 8t¥IS Company tlda morr.ing awaiting ranspor land. Nev Whole, Pomeroy. greasy pole cont.st, a wumen"s,.ervices will be conducted at slOn, reduces commosswn mem198l ~ between • fated Dilclear submarine Mldd'":;"RD In =or lltlon to lhe worthoute. rolling pin contest, Little Lea- i the Letart Cemetery by mem· ihers' terms from six t~ . loor Ke-....;a~. IIlii Sen. " · - · lp . Melp Geoeral Hospllll gue ball game and many other , bm of Racone Legion Post 602. , yeacs. established add•toon~l, ~-.. ":::.:{...., Commori Pleu Court. GETI'ING MAN ADMISSIONS - James Ben· altractions I rlarifies present, conflict Goldwater, R-Arlz., In POil1er etllll'l tCIIom. Bet- Melia ' County Deputy Sheriff nell, Cliflon : Hazel Boggs. [ · . . . of interest limitations on rat>., 1 healthy thin& for the by the Navy Mlllbone o1 TUppers Plains Howard Frank Jell lhb morn- Clendenln Square dancmg w1il be enJOY· . Ft.IES TO I'RF;Mif:RE . · . . k lho ' Try t, · ln. I 400 · •.the bl kt in th I 1m~~t commi ssioners, rna es \ · ,~, , . • !Ued on aet~on· for dlvon:e ing fer Troy, 0 ., where he wiD DISCHARGES - Bertha Rad· ~ on ac op area e SANTA MO~I<'A , Calif. IIJPI·J position of commission secreL.~ - I'OIUIIIn& ~ for tbe ~ter whlle U.S. Navy . Larry A. Mllllwoe, Tllp- plclt up James K. Colburn, who lord, Rutland; Delmar Garnes, evenJng. [-Mrs. .loseph P Kennedy , moth· tary full-time. and revises sal.,....ldency would be 10 old· lilipl played • potentially dmPltlnl. Tlte plaintiff cbli" Is being lleld by Troy authori- Wesl Columbia; Paul Baird, I er of I he PreSJdent. planned to , aries for commissioners and the ahloned eampalan II!I'IIWI game of cat IIlii motiie . cruelty IIlii asb lies ... a Meit!s County delain- Reedsville. FREEWAY FLAVOR I hold.''"'" conference loday fol·. t th I Iter to draw ' nfllctlnC pollllcal coneepla, with Soviet abipa blralllniJ the two mlnor ehlldren. er. SheriH Hartenbotek said Col· LO.S ANGI!:LES •UPI-A truck hec .,.,.i,al at Ulis a .thiDa: ~ haven'& bad for for thiP*t five dayl. bum will face 1 bad check WINS DAMAGE AWARD driver swerved to avo)d a ear ern Cal~lotnia be<ich etly. llnMf. •ecordlrti to UdaU Tlte papers ":" discovered BOY DBOWNI ehar11• upon his return. LONDON tUPD - Stanley Aris Thursday and 48 cases of root Mrs Kenne<l) was to lly 10 the PLANNING SALE 1 be,ral Democrat from the ~ a ....,... • 9/ELLSTON, Obio (UPI) ~ _ was awuded , 12 ,600 by a court beer · shattered across lhe Lo!i West Co.asl to he 011 t· ..d for the . , waters home alate. area- lite point Where Jaeobll, , •• !!I near WeU.:. MartiNe Applle.alloa Thursday because he has had a Angel.. Harbor Fre•way. premiel• Tuesday IT. " • motion : The Candystrtpers of Melga ~ mlllilllltlb 1111\d" ~ drtnllled Tl!\ndaJ ...... Danlol,PaUl Rlffte, 22, Rlelne lleody whistling IIOIII1d in hio J<!lt The lreeway was flavored onty : picluce ""PT-10!1," which depicts Memoroal Hospolal are spon. LOJID<)N Party •lr lllllot diVe :DO mlleo lrcim t tit In ..... A1inl Iarmer, aod .Parnell Ann Mat- eor olnee beinti Injured In ao au· 20 minutes but it was bollled up the PreSident s ad\"entures 10 sorong a bake sale Saturday, 29· at Krogers 10 PomChristine Keeler lesllfled laat ,\Jirll 10. T1te two" . betil 111 :ltaelne IIUdent. tomoblle ll<cideot. lor more than an bour. Worod War 11· IJune eourl IDday abe bed erew lboMd lbe Trieste ' ·' ' eroy, startong at 9 a . m. IIlii relatlou wlllt o1so reported rnat1rta. I SIZE BIG WAR PRIZES ,ending at 3 p.m . All CandysJrlpWar Ml!llster wl1h an ""0111 o TOKYO tUPll _ Communist ers are urged to have baked ti: 6 ltog. $4.95 Soh - - - - - - alii,.,.. "Jallo .., loapr bold •oical lichl wbld! -.1 u.. IOived 111 yoon lp. Nft we mUll pi uti • 01""'"11 IHI!!oD 01 ~o:=li;;~~~;~g~ ;:~~~::e~!·joint 98c SKIRT HANG RS ----···--·- . --· ·· SALI lie DRESS & COAT HANGERS !Sot of I) · ·- · · . .. 77c lie BILT AND TIE HOLDERS ... ------··---· SALE 5So I Rog. $2.95 Slit - - - - - 24 Rog. $3.95 Seto trap DUBLIN (UP!) - Presl· Kennedy received the 8 !8reatest reception of his lr· Republican to a diplomatic post tour today wben lie vi· In a eounlry regarded by t h e Stale Department , one of the tbe southwestern city 88 decisive battlegrounds of mod· He then returned .,.;, hi tory. Dublin to become t be s · · • first foreign dignitary to ~ F~~~~~L':::N~;.:~ ~~~T!C- ~UN-~~- ~N :Aw 9: : s.~Sallee tlr\lalt • "' . "1 • · we're 1101 ....,. to bo owlmlld wlllo 1M ''Willi In wJII&' Ill 1ho IJiolu ., •"'I"' lrtiiOG," he uld. "''''loo't- lkp fon!lfd. t"· baek, 1 hetlllltloa, tne blllory ol our cuuntry," the llegro Ieider said, He challenged other ........... to "&<I oo lilt · :.awvo and mMeh the uto o1 KOD- Cork Uncorks 'Its $1.39 SECTION DISHES ------------·--- IALI $1.00 ! only $3.95 CHIP & DIP DISH ··-·------- - SALE $2.00 9 only $2.511 ASH TRAYS -----·-··----·-· SALI 11.t,e $3.95 MITAL TUMBLERS ---· · - ·· --·---- SALE $2.011 lie bECORATIVI MITAL SALAD MOLDS . SALI st. $1.49 WOODEN SALAD BOWLS · ·-·----· SALE $1.M $2.50 Wooden Candr and Nut Troy ----···· SALE $2.00 $1.59 WOODEN TRAYS ... . -·----··-- SALE $1.~ 69c Nut Chopper with Measuring Cup ___ __ ·sALI • ' $1.79 QT. GLIDDEN 4 HOUR ENAMEL __ SALE $1.39 'If ' $1.95 ENAMELED ROASTER ... ----· -·· SALE $1~ $1.00 SHAMPOO & BATH SPRAYS -··-··--· SALI ·~ , $1.00 BROOM DUSTERS . ·--·--·-··• SALE 79c . $2.95 LUifCH KIT WITH THERMOS ........ SAL I $2-111 4 Rog. $1.95 Sots polfllo." hi Olflld, r;rm. loiLMI lllo eioU riCbll J •• • · VOLXV~NO. 63 __~--------------~~~~~.¥~-~=I~DD~L=~~~~~~OH~IO:_________~F~R@~AY~,~J~U~N~E~28~,~1~96~3~----------------------~P~RI~CE~·~fi~Vf~-~C~~ · ~·~S HOUSEWARES- FIRST FLOOR S•i!t ~ r- l . . No co- tddreu 1o tbo --uo. ot h PCiol ................ ........ $1.00 i(OYAL RUIY GLASS PITCHER _____ .' SALI SOc 19c ROYAL RUBY GLASS TUMILIR -------· IALI 10c 30c ROYAL RUBY CUP onol SAUCIR --·--•-- IALI 20c 15c IIOYAL RUBY DESSERT DISHIS -------- SALI! IOc 25c ROYAL RUBY PLATIS _ --- --·-·· ·---- SALI,:IGc 3 onlr $1.91 GLASS DECANTERS --·-----·- SALI $1:21 69c RELISH AND EGG PLATES •-·---··---· SALI 6 89c CRYSTAL FRUIT IOWLS ·----------- .. SALI '6;c 89c CRYSTAL CAKI AND SANDWICH PLATIS .c. 69c $4.95 CRYSTAL SALAD BOWLS twlth fork lo opoon) P.OO $1.95 PLASTIC SALAD PLATES .. ..... ·--·-··- $1.flj 29c DESERT GOLD GLASS PLATIS .... ... ---·-·c- :llo 25c DESERT GOLD GLASS SALAD PLATIS -----· 1$< ISc DESERT GOD GLASS DESSERTS -- ·--·- IOc 30c DESERT GOLD GLASS CUP AND SAUCIR ---· 20c 2 ONLY t4.95 SALAD SITS -·--------·----· $3.00 45" Length 54" Length 63" Longth 72" L•ngth 81" Length 90'' Lengtn Plootic Drapes Plastic Kitchen Curtains the lljllllnol Wuhlngton ahould a fillb\IJter develop. "Never ag.m are we 1n1 to wllDeu the comle opera of .a l!Ubulter lo the Senate wltbout tak· inll act!Ain," be added u .applause rane out. · Farmer doDvetW 1ho keynote ' The Jlnootiu lalantls . lain mort IIIII fll beef cettle ~n<bes, oae of wllleb II Mid ~ he tile Hellltl ~gesl Ill 1be GLASSWARE- Housewares Department 36" Ltngth ,it • NOW YOU KNOW - · ' Nl2311 1 onlr Poloro)d Comporhntnt Cooo (for Hlghlonolor Land Camora, r~~ulor $19.95 -·-----··- lotio $10.00 $2.39 $2.S9 $2.99 $3.49 $3.79 $3.99 $4.39 $1.00 $1.00 feel, black and wblte," In on civil rlghta leglalatlon, t,be head of the Congreu of Racial Ecjuallty (CORE) pledged Tliuraday night. James Farmer, national director of CORE, said be would call for "100,000 NOTIONS DEPARTMENT- FIRST FLOOR 10 onlr Slat11 ffor children includ.. erottr •ncl ch•lk nt~uler 11.00, Sale 69c 5 onlr World .Globes frogular prlco f3.95) .. Solo $2.50 · 13 onlr Croft ~st.r Ptlnt-, "'Uiar $1.00 -· lolo 77c II onlr Roclp~ ,.,, & tloto"itoldors. "'U1ar $1.00 Solo 66c 12 only {Coral Craft for kldsl .._lor $2.00 __ lolo $1.19 14 only Croft Moo,... Lolouro Tl- Kits. ,... 1.00 lolo 6tc Rovulor 69c lo 79c · fer $1.00 "Coso Wrltlno Popor" ---------- Sal<t 2 11 only Mo1111lljlng Gl111 Sott. .... $1.011. __, ___ Solo 59c 11 only Mqlc Broln Colcu~MMt. rot• $1.00 ~--- Solo 66c SOc Plootlc Coo!M Playlno Cardo {asortotl dnlgnl) Solo De !0 only lots (Poker rock with chlpo) "'• 11.00 Solo SSe I onlr NtUI•r $4.95 ua.tt.r Hom.. & G•rciMI" Gordon look ··--·- lolo P .!!O 6 onlr rotular 79c Polr Roll Top Poncll lot ·-·- Solo SOc 9 onlr Wlckor s-1.,. lalkoh, .._.. , $3.91 -· Sale $2.50 I only Plaotlc Sowing loskoto (rod oleo black) Reg. $2.91 _ .... lalo SI.SO 17 only Queen Sill "Roller Tolar" Auortod Colors a... 79c . .. ... _ _. lalo SOc 11 only Money Cllpo fgold & sliver colorl "'· $1 Solo SOc 7 only "Rooolvlng Iawing Suoahs" ,.... onlr .... $1.00 ---------- .... 69c 16 onlr Rotatlno Hrrlng holden {black, olso goldl "'· $1.00 ·--------·-- SALI 69c Mernlllo Carp~t Worp fpopu .. r colors! , RotulorSSc.,...l ... ···--·------ lola SOc 7 onlr Weedon Sowing Co~lnoto, "'• $1.00 ---· lola 69c Coato & Ciark'o s-Ing Kilo (12 -1• lhrHd. noodle & thimble) ,... 7tc lolo SOc R-lar $1.00 lobby Pin Haldor .. ···-------· . Solo 69c 5 only I'I!IUior $1.00 Purso o.....,lzon --·· late 6tc Hch 11 "'.''' ltovoroiblo Rala lonnoto, rotular $1.111 Solo 6fc L l. llfll march on W11.1blngton" will be made If 1 filibuster beginJ In the U.S. Senate ' FRIDAY 9:00 to 5:00 1 n.xiecraf Senate· FiltHnster· ~ul · Signal tiant March·~~n· as Elberfelds Pomeroy End. Qi:· The M~nJb Clearance S:tb~ ~· ''. ·· 10 wllb :~:;::~'tw~nor~~~:~ b~;:.tN:: goods at lhe slore on tome. ...,,.. dropped. charles of breaking and enter- prizes last week, it was reported NOT A CANDIDATE Ben L. Sornenllle and W. J. IDg Field's Grocery and Hope's 1today. COLUMBUS - Frank Sha• former ownel'll ·or Grooery In Henderson. , The Vi<! Nam news agency ghnessy. at 80 the new minor Motors, were . Bili Arthur Hurl ow was plac· l said the Communists seized two i leagtie baseball president. mode on five years probalion Od on three years probation on tame elephants trained for trans· it clear today he will not ba • entering pleas of guUty to brealdnl· and entering charges, : por1 duty. Icandidate lor the offiee hi! now ollraud and embe.. and ordered to make reslitu· , . \holds on !!! Interim !!"•is. . tkxi iq':the Baltlrpore and Ohio 1CODE OF CONDIJCT Shaughnessy, wbo. 'IIIHKP Tlte ~ ordered that resU· Railroad &n4 the Ma!ion Couoty BUXTO"'. Ell!lland tUP!l - A dent of the International .~ ltttlon be .made and lhe coutt 114td'llare Co. new lown hall office code of ue from 1.13$ ' to 1980, ~ ~~~~~ a reeeipl ol lhe restl· 1lugh Garb!nd Leaeh was liV· conduct pllblished Thursday in· ioctlng pies'!Cient ollhe Nail<* l• · en ' three yean probation on tlnlcll empl•yes "never UJ1dor. al ' Ailsticlal.toll ·of ·PrG!eSSlllllll ' Jr., 21, Galo ~ ont!,, ~g .cllatges l take interview• in ahirt·•";""es. Ba!<ha~ ,~ {lbe mf!>GR), oentendd to !1\lQ ordtred to make resUtu· (lllllov"''· raioeoate, otereoal4' .. ,upon the ,1 t!,ei!'l ol GeQqt .. · . "}lltll WI IIGII '01.1SUO... · · ' duffle colla•" · .. ·· 'l'ra~hrwi MM!.y} ', ··- .. '• '· ' .. j • � 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. 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