https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/28a6d0557fa0ed20820b5c5e4dfe9d93.pdf 32dab80dfdaca5806382f366681f3bdb PDF Text Text '· ' ~ . . ~ · AD lnteresUng demonstration II• on flower arranging and elec4 lion of new officers bighllghred " _ • U£16$ THEATRE I. m«r,;~1\iaairoyolllddl8poit. 0,, May 24, 1181 e About Pomeroy ·, ' ' ' ' ' l!;,j 600 • d d Ar . liAir -~ (UPI) · CANNON·' BATH TOWElS . ' . ' . . ' ' ON SALE • • • • .. I i .. s .00 ' I -Deputy today in two demonstrations ~~r Nguyen Huu Co said deJll811ding the overthrow of today tb.e head of the rehelllous Pre· ·,. Ngeyen Cao Ky. Tbey South Vlelllamese ·tst Division were beaten back each time by In 111!8 had pledgeolts support marines 'and riot ·ponce Ulllng to the s.fion government. Tbe cluba and tear gas. actio~ would cut the .ground Co's announcement that Maj. from under the rebel movement Gen. Phan Xuan Nnuan had there. oent a telegram of support to Co made lbe announcement the Ky Mvernment removed in Oa Nang sborUy alter the antl·governrnent mllltary thousar.ds of Buddhists monks, threat In th8 Buddhist strong· nuns and children annked bold of Hue. through lbe heart of Saigon But anti-government feeling ' . WASH CLOTHS to match - • .. 3 for SOc u:' 1200 CANNON KITCHEN TOWELS PRINTS e STRIPES 3 e PLAIDS - for RECTANGULAR H' IIAIIUPIECE COlDit 1Y TIM SHt:P'FII:LD ModellH5S4l 25• rectanaular color TV In slelk Master · oiece ca binet ol genuine walnut veneer,. ANNOUNCE SERVICE Memorial se"lces will held at the Hemlock Grove ehurch, Sunday at II a.m. .' Kitchen Towels, Dish Cloths, Pot Holders, Toaster Covers and Aprons. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY - --·. - ·· - -- j' I' RlllD RANCH WAGON ·' ,. :·: ' I· ' TONIGHT "LORD JIM" ljiecldy . . ..JllldiiiJ pllc:ed Leo Barker . included. in the Jlrir:el Break,par Qll ahqrt drive to long leyi"\11 at vour Otalar't Sportt ,Salt'l, Javingutvour ford Oealai'a,tod.~yl · ~ard I • • J .;,· - ' Ronald Fruer WIDNIIDAY, THURS. and ,IIIDAY M.f25o2641 "'ENGHII kAHN" Stephen llqyd Jllllell M11011 (Colcit) -<!Dd"WILD ON THI IIACII" l'l"lllllle Rantkll ....,_.... IJIICIIIIf ... S!IICIIIJ IQIIIpl, ll•i)J llliCid . FAIIIUIIES' Spinner-~ Whllit' cov· . . WA&ONS MI!IIJC 'l)oQrgaW. . ""· aptciel trim. wh~I'M!IIa an~ -more. ...t.ttewaUa, ipiCIII mm: ' . rllortl l(t I A -and- . &QrrJI~lD , I. . • Matic sovings. IOQI Tes off on Sports 1 ' Sale IIVinga today! "CODE 7 VICTIM 5" MIDDLEPORT, O, J? Wheel covert and nlo181 Cruis•O· Peter O'Toole James Moson (Technlcolor) BAKER FURNITURE ,.,;i/f: . .r.c FORDS Whitewalls, special trlril, IPOrtY Advanct0 ·26 prucislon-crelte~J horizon· tal ehau.fs. Color Fidelity Control plus fi&W, briQ;hter color p"hosphors tor d .. per, truer color pictures! SALE PRICED ' ) . . ' " '. : .. '. " ' . ' ' " . ' : e· · .. \ :... ,\' .. (' . ' . ~ ' remained high In , Hue and youths sent a Ietter 'written in blood to President Jollilion and the Intamallonal' '. Cross demanding the U states cease aiding .· in bls "slaughter" of Vietnamese. They threatened a Da Nang· type up~g but Nhuan's move disslpared their threat. GET INITIAnVE The U. S. and aiDed forces bave wrested the "initiative from th· Communists, in a ser· les of ground· acllons launched this weell: that killed hundreds of VIet CODg may. wreck. the Communists p~ for a major moDSOOII offensive, aU, S. mili· tary apokesman said today. He said U. S. aJJd allied troops see~ Communists forees killed about 65 guerrilla• Tuesday in scattered action. U. S, l!irpower continued its assault on North VIet Naj's auppl;y and communication lines leedlng Communist forces be· lleved massing in South VIet Nam. WANTS !ITOP A South Vietnamese Bnddhlst leader also said Tuesday night he bas urged his followers and government officials alike to sto~ flghUng and "work lor the benefit of the country.'' Tbicb Tam . Chau, chsirman of the Unified Buddhist Church, told UPI he sent separate cables Tuesday to Premier Ngu· yen Can Ky and leaden of his church'• · Vlen Hoa organization saying ~~~~':=I seek a compromise BE of their cijlferences. Chau sold he asked Ky to "withdraw _military action" in Da Nang ' where rebel. troops who had sought refuge In a Bud<lhlst pagoda surrendere4 Ibis week. He urged Buddhists to stop their street demonstr• lions and hunger strikes and carcel any plans they may have lor suicides. Haw.ks w.·n•.nOregon . ' Burns Gets Backfire ;;;:~::tracts System Revised See The Many New Patterns in Cannon Matching BmLES GIVEN Bibleo were presenred In graduating seniors sunday mornlug at the Syracuse Methodist church during the Sunday School hour. Miss Marcia Kerr on behalf of the school, made the preoentation to Polly Deck· er, Jean Sauvage, Carolyn comb, Linda Leadingham, ll•nill Wilford and Bill Zerkl' of S ern Local High Schoo~ and Bill Francis of Pomeroy IUjb . QUALITY ,.;' ·.> I FUN ... S&LB PIIOBD! ' ·' a Santa Barbara, Calif., court charge of being ina room EXPERIENCE Sl Albans,and W. son, Va.Mike, visired Brabham of Wednesday, with Mrs. B. F. Gravely and daughter, Mro. J. A. Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gar· rett of Dunbar, W. Va. were Friday geests of her mother, Mrs. B. F. Gravely and her &Isler, Mrs. J. A. Eden. ··"/,.·' ~.:'~~!e~ot:~r&~f~~~~ ~~~di~?o;0of~r~~::: ' THE HELM .• -A§c§a§nd~le~w~as~l§ig~h~te~d~an~d~plla~c-· '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§ ' - . ' CHOOSES JAIL- Mrs. Nancy Hernandez, 21, pletur- AT I I . ebel Movements ith ew ,. ' ·Y '' '• ,e·n·::.t _·:,l· ·n . .. • , ' SPaCIAL PU~RCHASEI 1 I •' . Parkers· ·IM.I _· •· ~aild th!l' ho~ lllc:n;· b!U"S. w. va. visited SUnday .)itri. J'lo'flale .~ of Co' with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence · ~. .vislteil '_recenlly In Milhoan. --•- ... 'Gilil!POUs: :. . .Mt. and Mr~. Leo Edw"""' "" · , l(f, ·111¥1· Mrs. RandOlph Ward 1,11am1, Fla. bave gone to New at liav..,."""!', w. va. vlllllid York Clly loJlowlng a visit bart Sunday wllb ha' 'llotllei', .ldrtl. wlth .,oer mother, Mrs. Lalft Mrs. E. M. WOod and MJi James · Murray. · . ar.al>w"y IWd ott.<r rc!:t!•.'el. C. L. Woocl have returned 'li'Om T. J. Conger of Jlckson splint MEET TONIGHT Cleveland where they spent sev- the weel<end wltb • biB 'lrand- P~ matron,s, Pomeroy ChiP' eral llays wllb the former'• .parents, Mr, and Ml"l. )otiii ter O.E.S., will meet TUesday .._ughter aDd IMIII"ID-Iaw, . Mr. lfsrrUon and fiDIIJy. evening at the bome of Mrs. AJ. ad Mrs. Don l}r~bor. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford. MJJ. fred Crow. ' ~. .. ' ~· Mr. ·aDd·· Mrs. Lawrence MD· boan and family of ed wllb an II!Tansemenl using iris, one of the speclaiUes of Ml"l. Dillard. _. Following the meeUng I he members and guests went to the dining room where a · • SOfl course was se"ed from.a table covered with a linen cloth · and cenmed with an arrang... menl ol pink azaleas and pink tapers. The pink col..- was Clll' Q.AUDIA :.tiLLER ried out in the napkins, straw· l Sbe II .Enge8"4! berry dessert, and favors of Mr. aed Mrs. Herbert L. Mil• miniature picture hats filled . ''· with nuts. Miss Zerkle served ler, 11'1 onno~ , l!oe ·enPifiDeet of · daapter at the silver coffee service. NOT OPEN reetor, state flower shOw chair- a naturalistic style using a Claudia ~ - - · pa. May 25-26 llld!f~·, lhe 1011 of Mr. · man, accredited flower judge wood board, an unusual piece .,-. :--m-W£!11 .. -f~E!!R"WL,...I!:"'-;d l rid aad ~. \ Demerlo Badll!y, and arranger, who gave a dem- of driFtwood, greenery and pur- S. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY m Wlllow · sl.efl, New Rlclr ' onstralion on "llasic Principles pie spring flowers combined ~ 0Ufi 3D . Mey 21·28 mond, Obio. 1\UJs Miller Ill a of Flower Arranging." Mrs. Tit- with a figurine of St. Francis; ~ ''TOWN TAMER" aradaate ol Sollthera Local - Tecbnicolorus demon~trated Per pro[ession- an outstanding one featured the ~ Dnna Andrews Terry !\loore al touch as she product.'ti lliCh School al 'li, 11114 Ia einar- color pink, using pink snapd.rag- ;1 " LIVING IT UP" ployed by The ~u of u.. rang~Jr:ent~ using dried mater- ons, pink tulips and greenery ~: - Tecbnicoloremployment Compensslllla 111 Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, ials, rr-sh spring !lowers, and in a pink container creating a ,,_ Janet Leigh various greenery mto picturesq- geometric design. She also de- '!· ~ ~ ColambD& Mr. Hadley 111 eo\. ue displays. signed an abstract pattern us- ~ ~ ployecl by Woslbrook eon. SUNDAy, MONDAY I Among the disp.ays was one ing weeping willow branches in 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Sebo and try Club Ill Mansfield. No deft. and TUESDAY ,., 29>30-31 I featuring peacock feathers in a sweeping line combined with children returned home SUnday lllte dele bas beea oet lor the brilliant colors seo:ul'ed from large yellow mums and green- evening, after spending the wedding. "THE FLIGHT OF 1 1H& PHOENIX" the oeacocks th01 an• kept at ery, and a table arrangement weekend at lndlanapolis, Ind. - Technicolorher country home near Rutland. using white snapdragons in a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carmam AUerul James Stewart, Richard Ar· len, Ernest Borgnine, Dan I The feat hers were arranged ia frosted container with white Paul Seho. While there they Niece'• Weddlng Duryea a Ia venae" glass c,ndle bolder ' iris and orchid asters in a attended the lime trials of In- Mr nd M I C 1 Coloreartoon Iin an effective manner. oymmetrical effect. dianapolis 500 races. Pe j, aF k ~;antte~~an - - · Miss Nellie Zerkle, president, ac 9r .• . . a . , . e 1- - - opened the meeting and we~ Mrs. Eula Welker returned recent }l'edd!Jig. of their niece, comed the members and guests, to her home, Columbus Sunday Brenda' Mile~ . lth, to ROI)ald and thanked Mrs. Stansbury for after a four weeks visit with Probasco _of U. · Arlny. her hospitality in having the her daughter and oon-in-law, Mr. Brenda it ·lb ter of Mr. meeting for the hostesses. and Mrs. Orville Well and her and Mrs. Guy S'tnith of Colum· Others included Mrs. Edgar son and daughter.Jn.law, Mr. bus and Ronald Is the son of Reynolds, president of the Am a· and Mrs. Ralph Welker and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prubasleur Garden Club, Mrs. Earl family. She was accompamed CO of Lancaster. Knight also member of that home by her daughter, Eileen The weddlnjNook place at the club, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, and who spent the weekend with st. Peters Church 1!1 Lancaster. Mrs. Emerson Jones. Hostess- relatives here. A re""ptl<!n was ~elilat ~ com, . mun•ty center w•th many friends es were Mrs. Halbe Zerkle, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dar! Williams and relatives as guesls. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. Crary of Findlay were weekend geests The new' bride will join her DavJs, Mrs. Robert Rawlings of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Well bUllband In the near future In ~nd Mrs. Ray Hecox, conlribut· and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wei· Teras where be Is stationed mg. ker with the Army Mrs ·Maggie • Miss Howell gave the verse . . • . · of the month and members re- Mr. and Mrs. Orris E. Harris Smith of Po,n~oy JB· !he grandsponded to roll call by giving and Mrs. Ernest Harris were mother to tbe 'new br)de. I the signs of spring. Miss Zerkle &rnday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ANNOuNCE SERVICE I· reported that the painting of Mason Fisher, Memorial service will he Johnny Appleseed, done by Miss Gordon Fisher student at held at the BirUngham Church DaJSy Saunders, bad been 1!1•· . ' . 1 en to be hung in the Middleport Mountam State BuSiness Col· May 30 at I p.m. Rev. Freeland . Lib hildr , lege, Parkersburg, W Va. arllV· Norris wtll be the opeaker. Publ1c rary ~ . en s room. ed today, In spend 1 three Mrs. John Kmca1d reported weeks summer vacation with on the flower show held . at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MasPomeroy and n~med nbbon on Fisher and family. I wmners from MJ<Idleport m' eluding Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Gregory Roush returned to Mrs. Garen Stansbury, Mrs. his studieo at Ohio Max Roller, and Mrs. Kincaid. Sunday evening, after Mrs. Walter Hayes reported on ing the weekend with his par· When It comes to money matters, there is no substl· the radio program given each ents, Mr. and Mrs. Milron tute for experience: experience in saving, experience month over WMPO. Roush. in management and expe rience in safety. Since its The group discussed plant· Ml"l. Ernest Kennedy of Ak· founding, our bank has grown steadily, offering the most up-to-date procedures based on our years of exings and work done on the tri· ron was the weekend guest of perience. U!t us help you! angle park at the intersection Mrs. Edith Thomas and Mrs. of Route 7 and fund raising pr<>- Cora Wiggins. jects were discussed I1Jr tbe fu· Mr. and Mro. Cbarleo Goeg· ture. A thank you note was read leln and family spent the week· from Miss Susan Park. The end at Beverly with Mr. and [ voted to participate in the re- Mrs. Marshall Miller and fam. 1 galla parade with Mrs. Uy. and Mrs. Stansbury as co Kathy Morgan of Middleport chairman. spent Saturday night with her • Miss Nellie Zerkle gave grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Mor· WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS tribute to the late Mrs. A. A. gao, Athens Road. Dillard, well known gardener. Mr. and Mrs. William C. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. the May meeting of the Mid· Sbe also displayed the aecesdleporl Garden Club held Mon· ~ tools lnr sucressllj] flower day evening at the bome of arrang~DJ. Among the mey Mrs. Garen Stansbury. . arrangements creared by Mro. eo Mrs. William Morris was Titus daring the everung was I elected president and other of· one Ulling pussy willows, pur· 1 )" ficers are Mrs. Carl lierby, pie Iris and greenery In a apa· Pomeroy, Onlo vice president; Mrs. George nese style; a black container Anderson, secretary; and Mrs. featuring dark red silk ud ve~ James Arnold, treasurer. The vet roses combined with bamLAST TIME TONIGHT officers will be installed in Sep- boo; an unusual one using Fugl "REO LINE 7000'" -~chnicolor l tember and take office In OCto- mums made from corn husks James Caan Laura Devon ber. combined with banboo and Ftaturette Miss Anna Howell, program Beech leaves in a brown conColorc•rtoont chairman, introduced Mrs. tainer. James Titus, a past regional di- Other arrangements included WEDNESDAY & THURS . ._l I I ...~!ill 'Flower Arranging i~ Dftmqnst~t~~ iTo Middlepo(t Club by Mrs:Jitu~ ~ ' . I '' ¥ .. ' ' ;J. \0, ' \ I 'I • <; Police Report · Auto Accident �. ~- ·.·· "II'" f HAWKS UPI tiports Writer than eight r~undtrippers a Elsewhere In the. Nai!OAal Glaaio. Dol 8uttoa will woo bll 111111 B'alllr, 1 tblowlla anw by York eatcm .Jetry 'l'he last three Los Ang•Jes season smce )Omtng the Dodg- League, 8aA FranclscG stopped Fairly baited a two-l'UII game against four letbacU l'llllburlb rfcblllelder Jllberto helped tile Aatro lid Dcxiger victories have b""n ers In 1956, suddenly has P II t 1 bur 8 b 5• 2; Houatn• boJnlio SaturdaY as lhe Docigel'll Tuesday ud lanlled DIM• Ia CI-te ud WIW. Maya'a Genllle's thre&run double eauaa '~\ ··~:~~ t:t"~"':.;·;~F~;fd ~o;:,t" ~~~:~;::t~m;;: ot ~~~~~ :~:0~\-~"'~ ~~ ~::"eci~~; :;:: :;•"0::! ~{';"; e:; =~,::0hl!!\!n= !;.!; :;:;:In ,- champions have resortei to IDiawlul or underhanded means • the Held but rot~er !Qat outlleider-III'st ba.lP.Iuan Ron Fa!rlf baa found the home run rroove. Tbe 27-year-old lellhanded His fifth home run of the season and fourth iB the last week reached tile distant right field seats at Dodger Stadium in tile eigbtil Inning Tuesday night and provided Los ~ngeies with a 3-2 triumph over Chicago shutout St. LouiJ 1-0. Philadelphia Isn't the OA!y victim of Fairly's receal !mig ball beroicl. He turoed on the power last weekend alter warming up wltil bll """'ond home rua of the year oa May POINTING THE WAY Mondfiy nlgbt, smacking bls made a nl!ltb liming Phillie nm r.urtl! of the year off Pi~ off Los Aagelea re11a1 pltdler tabureb'• Dol Cardwell before Ron Perraaoalli meaalnglen. Los Aagelea scored a nm on a Sal Francisco broke a 1-2 tie (renk play iB the laat of U1e wltil three r1111 ID the ae4tlllb lllnth to adre the Bucs 3-2 off iPirate loser VerDOD Law. Fairly'• ..,. Jl'Owe&l paid off ISJngJea by wiDDIDI pltchtr :::!IIO~~UPII tba eamp~Ip Mdecl tbe acor- and allowed cmly- New Mack of Dover, N.J., IJJI, bit In ~1-3 innings to win Maguire of New 9ocoRd place Houstoll re- liral decllloa o1 the ~01 will ahare ''Bowler ol m•Ined 1 1·1 pD* llebiDd the Cbica&o mapped AI Year" horJors at · the sldb It!: Gluts by malllinl Met atarter acoreiclo IDling streak at :II amwal awards . dinner of J1cl!: FIBitlr for lour I'UIII with • slnJile run ta the Melrf"'· Utan Bowling Wriun1•il'i beloN a IBID wu Nllred Ill the IIIII added aaotber in tbe JAuociaticHI June lt. ' "· ! McCool Stops Braves, Reds Win, 8-2 CINCINNATI (UPI) - Where 1the Reds' sixth inllnr tpluree wtUid lhe Cincinnati Rt!ds be iA that resulted In an 1-2 breeze lhe standings teday if It weren't over the Bravot. for young Billy McCool? "I'd juat like to bavo about Cool BII\Y. the 21-year-old re. 60 relief appearuces with a Uef ace fOr the Redo, UBUally lil-nm lead," McCool laid. eloaea lhe door on oppo11ents It waa Jay'a llftlt vlciDry of after ClllchmaU builds up a one the aeason and McCoill bu or two run lead in the !are In· gained credit lor uvea In lbreo Dings. of them. The LawreoceviUe, Ind., res!- "If Billy can juat earry me dent did It again Tueaday night a little longer," cracked Jay, againat the Atlaata Braves, e•· "I'll start linlllhing my owa cept it waa a ali-run lead he games." was called upoa to hold. He 8mUea Aplemy came in lor Joey Jay, who was The game was 1 Iaugher lw lifted lor a pinchbitter during the Reds ID more waya tban one. 'lben were tmlleo tploimy lo the Clnc!n..g locker baiiiDC averap II .279. ' "'oi"t"'K' ......n~ .' . had the ball, all l oould do wai.:'~ , The Redo were trailing roll over and try to 1\DOCk it olll,., ·.~ ovll' the IIIVIIH'1III aldt when they uploded '~~~~~of his hands," Jay exp~. , d!il McCool'• lint baae bit of Brava' atarter Denny Lo Jay's 6-fooH, <!25-pound fr~ ~ ud Joy'1 lor sllatralgbt hits and eight ended up upside down, ca~ B!J· aUde at home plate Ia the all in the aiXth. Oliver to remark "lt'o the firfl · .<•• lnniJJI, Pllvlelldl Aid r..dw1111o 811 lim•. I've ever t~~ed a guy out:~* Don Pavletlch's two-nm on hiS backSide. · , i•·•' and Jolm Edwards' Dick Simpson, obtained In ,r~ waa dtiDI 101111 amillal double were the big blowa tilat trade with Baltimore wllll , q~ hll lour bill ID live limes the Inning, Leo Cardenas Milt Pappas lor Frank RobiJI. ~~~ bat qalaal Allal(la · ed Chi Chi Olivo with 1 aon, made hiS first starting ap. •1,. Helml oollocted two acored Vada Pinson, pearance for the Reds and flied •. o'' the Reda' hll atath Art Shamaky out twice. He replaced Tommy · ,~ Hilmi h8l banged at the plate llllrpor, who had an Injured ,';:. elgbl bits ID If Edward& follewed with his band. •::;;-; tht put lllree (ames to up run double. In the final game of the At· ' '~ A sacrifice fly by lanta series tonight. II will b• >:. Mel Quee!1 and Jklms' Pappas starting lor the Reds ·· '·' lingle of the inning sent against Tony Cloninger of the the other two runa. Braves. , •wiDe• • for Res t andRelaxatiOD • Clay In CairO CAIRO (UPI) -Heavyweight' Clay left Lolldon champion Cassius Clay, who after his Saturday night stems to make more friends round tecbAical knockout abroad lhan in his own country, Henry Cooper alld stopped planned a four-day recuperation at Frankfurt, GermBAy, for a period here from tile gruelling 411-rnlnute fight talk with training for bls latest title Mildenberger, who may ba defense. next opponent. _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:..:.._ _ _ _ _ _ ALL-STAR HA5 8iil:M KfCKIA/G lA/ Do You Remember, Dallal! You have buill 1 monumellt atone, You have filled It with 11:'~;~1 That tilose who cared remember A man, named Kennedy Who came to your eity To tell yoo That, "Except tile Lord keep tile city; The watcbmao waketh In vaill, wrn-1 AAI IIAlSEA 7Aiilt..E S~ANI) c~ Pt'T~J.ttAIG ' New Season BISHOPS WIN 11-4 WESTERVILLE, Obio (UPI) -Ohio Wealayan'a Dave Cook Hidden Valley Country Club · ~!~:~~~:~~~~~ • 't"Ies Listed£or May 29 Act lVI THE POET'S CORNER Sandy? we only ~~~;r.1o~ :~me your The champion thea continued Felipe Alou belted his oa to Cairo at the JRvlta'tlo• of homer of tho oeason and lllclude vlsita to the NUo Delta factorlea, the Aawan Dam, the Suez Canel and Aleulldria. "Everybody here loveo and I love everybody Clay aald alld thea asked offlclllo to forego lbelr becauaa he wu very juat ll'8llecl It real. Smith Pollee said, howem, tiley Arlington, about five block.s teday denied tbere was any learned Beillnger had been in apart . knollll ~nnectlon between the the tavern recentlY with a tall Bo!Dnger, a bachelor, Dved In olaylng t1 rocket expert Loren brunette, who was not .Mrs. two rented rooms in Upper ArE. JloUlnger and the May 8 Davenport, whose slaying Is un- lingion lor 14 years while workmunlei t1 British bora beauty aolved. ing at Ohio State UDiverslty's llrs. !All! Daveoport. :Authorities said tile same reckel propulsion laboraiDry. JioWI!\'0!', officers linked the weapon, a 25 • caliber automa~ He was tlie popular ooncepl' · murder of tile 40-year..,ld Ohio lc of foreign . manufactlll'e was tlon of profesaor tr aelenl!s~ Blato , tiDJ'I,erslty rocket ~nd used to kill Bollinger In the quiet with not 1118111frlenda and mlaaile researcher to the rob- third • floor storeroom •• killed wrapped up In .bls work. bery • llaying deaths ol two lwt service station attendants. His assoelaleJ at Ohi9 State, lerfk!e ,station allelldallta In the The slaying of Bollinger ~nd where !Ie bad resigned etfeetlve , Coi1DDbul area '!Jst YtJf, Mrs. Davenpert ,were similar In June SO, gave an enliref7 diller"1- !mew of nollllng eoacrete tilat hotli 1 were sbo.l iJI tile baek, ent ptcllire of BoiUfJger than clld ~ '· · It ~to 11!&1 there 11s any ganglalld a!Yie. · · Miss Ethel Eviili, a day bar· ctlllljlct!oll ~~n ~ two Bollinger was shot nve times maid at tile ,tav~ below lh.e ~" ~ .l!gt: 1 Ralpb and foulid. lYing In a pool of storage ..O.m where the slayq ~ llld 'Of the Bollinger blood in .• storage rool1) of a 1to11 pi~. , . · ud, ~•Jlllr! slaf(nga. liuUdlng , where he plaMed It The ~I'IWild SJid ba liked a, A La;maid ID ,1 tavern In the or:en an olfiC6. Mra. .Daven- straight silo~ tl' wbiaiey wlfl1 a Mr. and Mra. Alvin Myers, 811• ., ~ ,whe!l Bo!jlln~~· P,.rt'a body :Was, otulled IDto the l)eer ~. Jlld '" "' :1M! bad vw Rlc!fe. ~, 'ild'dliJI•.~: wa,a •fi>UJid trunk of a car abandoded In been lllere wlib ·• alrl frlelld . Ml'i .~ . BUe1 •Ridenour MOaW aalil' !he bitd seen Bol· Flrtdlay; <lbio, 90 niu.. !rom and anolh\11' l!ouple, ei!Jolo111c and Mr.. ' WIC!kham · . . -..l. moeilnt • bloilde womaa here. · · .. · . himself lrt"mMidoil!l1 l'l~ ,..., of IL :·i.iC'fi,,:~· ., 1111111 cafi; • . Bolli Uved 'Ill auburball tip libUffll~ '\. ' ''" ' Ill:; · ' ..... •, , • AlilwAtlr JtOek Jlt/ctf .,. too flit• "' rw/llflplt ~ """its, ll's •ltealt''' lor tile morht to ...• ' P"'rt • ' • .· ' ' .·I ,, . ) {IJ ·• 65 Dodge D1rt I Dr. 270 Sorlol, 6 oytt., ..,, ltanclanl trlnt., rHfo tnd hHter 65 Hond• -::======;;;:;;::- eiATS 59 Ford G1l1xie 4 Dr. I eSHOES XL~OD s.w Hew deli lA -Jttht Wlllht f••ter outtinJ- doublt fuel 1"d oif Apac:ity. Only 14M lbs. len bar tnd chain •nd c:Jtl throulh 15• hardwood in 12 ..condsl A.nd tht cost tslow! See rt, try it, buy it! I cylinder, euto tran1.. powr lfHr. ina. power ltrHn and .windows, ndlo & Miter 65 Ford G•l. 500 ! dr. Hardtop, 219 •ntlne, otanct.rd trans. lldlo and ......r ~ 1 Thunderbird ' ! Dr. Hardtop. All power, &3 Chevrolet 63 Ford G1I1Xie SCI U1hl 100, Conv. I I'OUtlll HltiMI lllfl Ollt lltnd. ••••••IIIII RIDENOUR SUPPLY COMPANY CHESTER, 0. eBALLS eGLOVES ePiahl"' 111!111!1-' H& R FIRESTONE DEALER STOll MltNI~p ar1, 0. . ' ' .'' •. 64 G1l1xie XL Converllblo. llol Air 2 Dr. I cyiiiHier. Auto. TraM. ledlo ancl htator, Whlt.wall tires. eAt drery lqulpment 1 t&eerlna. radio lftd haatu tlr condhlonlng. eGalf lqulpment -~ ... I dr. I cyl, AI Tnlll., P. S..Ours.lectlonel - .•.• ' 62 Ford G1l. 500 Splash. Get help on tilt sPOt. Find CLEANERS & DYERS fast In tlra YELLOW PAGES. Where your llnaers do the walklna- kWAve. cyllndtr, avte. &rana. Radkli & hHttr • WhOIIIOOpsl ... Lib- (Little league end Pony Le1gu~) dsy eveaing. ,;,. JO Ford f.600 BASEBALL EQUIPMENT PoJi,ceDenyAnyLink Between Bo.llinger, ~:~g. ~:.:~y~edift r.awrence Mrs. Davenport, but Murders were Sinn . "lar :Mya~:J. E~~~." •.:-;.:leate"!~e:":~~te=al•ur- . Dump Trude, I cyllnllv ~n~ine, 5 •P"d traM. 2 .,.eel r11r u:lo S1::. =::. v::::;-te• ':to'' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Pollee · ;;,;;. ' i· tempt to score from first Helms' thlrd inning double. "I atarted to go head first, you know," Jay laughed. "! W8Ated io sneak in." Joy Upside Dowa "When laaw that Gene VIUNGS' TEAM MINNEAPOLLS - ST. ~: (UPI) -The Mlmleaola V. of tile Natloaal Football League received ligned ooatracts four playen, II wu ouoiDII'ed I ~:>o--w Tuesday. The lour lllcluded ~=: I Chester Society N0tes Lambert. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Cleland Sumlay 1 evening. Mr. and Mrs. Uland Smith 800 Lee, and daughter Sherr!, Jessi!Jl, Ga., spent a few wltil Mr. and Mrs. Denzil land. They came fqr the graduaUon of Bill Allen. Paul Aillaon, Zaneaville, vlslted Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaver, recently. Mrs. Elsie Cross, Racine, vlsited Mrs. C. K. Nelaon, recent· Jy. Mr. and Mrs. Georee,Sargent and Min Joyce Myers J.Joda Myers apent Saturday r.amdeR Park. 'li.'l.l.~:. Mr. apd Mrs. ~ Myers and family spent Sunday' with ii;;;;;~~ tbe Ulllted Arab Republic. lected three hits in all to Offlclall of tile 8upreme the Braves. Coulell of lalamle Allain Jay took aome ribbing greeted Clay aad immedlatoly teammates about his out!IRed an Itinerary that would into horne plate II a futile Conference baseball game. them by lhelr Dumber Because 1 leU YtU truth." Gory Hill. The unusual feat came In HERE, Ma'm" But, do you remember ---'· Wesleyan's aiDe-run second in"Wanted lor treason" poa~ IIGNS wrrii aNCJNNAn PI'. PLEASANT - A full p.m. on No. 7 fairway. ning. Cook's two · run homer ers CINCINNATI (UPl) - Jim Ust of acdvlties 'or tile day Relay raceS, ages 11-9 at 3 eame OA the llrot pitch, and a That dsy In your otreell, Ard, I ~ basketball eenter bq ·o - ·announced for the p.m. on No. 7 fairway. grand-slam homer followed IaTbe "lmJIOllch Earl Warren" from JUIDoil, baa liped oletter official opening of the IDddeo Relay races, ages 10-12 at ter In the itlblng off a relief signa d lltent with tbe u.lvtnlty of Valley Country Club near Pt. 3:30 p.m. on No. 7 fairway. pitcher, giving blm aix nms ba~ Upon your biUboardJ, Cillclmlali. Ard, I star '"' the Pleuant oa Sunday, May 29, Junior High volley b a! I ted IR. The $1500 newspaper ad Tbomtoa ToWIIIblp aCCdrdinf .to Tom K. Fisher, game at 1:30 p.m. BY OLARICE ALLEN Saying, "Kennedy II coming leam wbloh woo lhe president of the board of gov- Senior High volley ball Z() SCHOOlS PARTICIPATE Mr d M Ro Christy November 22, Stall ellampiOUhip ernors. game at 2 p.m. · an "· Y ' we must get In right now lpl'ing, avvapd 16.S points 'l1le e,vehts which are open Driving contest, women at ATHENS, Ohio IUPI) -Mort Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and Or forget It!" IU roboundl fill' pme. to roembel!l only begin at 11 2:30 p.m. than %0 schools and 300 athletes cblldren •. Mrs: Letila Wood, Do you remember, llaliaa? a.m. aM'• continue throughout Driving c'Ontest for me• at will compete Memorial Day Ia Mrs.. Lillie Chnsty Mr. & Mrs. Except to protest your "in1oo-l nGHT SET JUNE J1 Ohio Univmity's All-Ohio Co~ Virgil Wood, Mrs. Dawsoo, Da•" UVICRPOOL, Eogland IUPI) lh e d_ay. Eveo ts pIanned are 3:3(1 p.m. . id M M and Mrs Don cence . BlacltpCX>I as follows, Potluck supper at 5 p.m. leg•aU! !rack meet. The favor- v ora, r. · But where was the protest Brian Londoa of II .~ until 4 p m· - free Horseshoe pitching contest ites were Miami from tile Mid- Matlack and daughter and Mr. Before that day In November! wiD meet •iibth-ranked ·. . . . • I 6 until 9 American Conference along and Mrs. Harold Hawk and sons Do you remember, Dallas! Jobaaon of Medina, Obio In 12 ~~~ncing on :~~~ from , witil Ohio Conference powers enjoyed a picnic Sunday. at a ~~fs r~e~;:r .children to IO.rounder at Liverpool Stadiu1ml 6 30 , · til 9 nd 1 te Mount Union and Akron. Qtb.. park near McConnellsvllie. June 21, promoter Lourie J!elay races, nges 6-7 at 2:3(1 unFirewo~ks d~sp~~Y at dark ers exported to be In the B~rs'n.JCI=n :en andS so~ NAMED BEAD COACH aaaounced Tuesday. bltrDatloaal Leap Slaadlngs and. swimming all day. running were Kent State, Bow~ a · wrence mi OWENSVD.LE, Ohio (UPI)B· Ualted Press lDlentallonal lng GreeR and Central State. were In Atilena Wedneaday. Bob Wieaenbalm, 1 former UnlJIG'S LOSE, •• Y .. A2C Jack Gintiler of 'ty of ClnciRnati basketball BOWLING GREEN, Columbua ~S ~ p~ G: CANUCKS COACH BELMONT STAKES Air F~rce Base spent a week- ::: was named Tuesday beacl (UPI) - Cblcinaati def<oated 1 JackaoBvl 29 t 690 VANCOUVER, B.C. (UPil end With bls motber Mrs. Wll- basketball coach at Clermonl Bowlmc ar- e-3 Tuesday Toledo 16 11 :~93 3 Bert Olmstead, coach of th• NEW YORK IUPI) -!Cauai ma Glntiler. Northeastol'll 111gb School here. tba final baseball game t1 the Rochester 15 15 .500 5'1.1 V"Fouver Canucks of the King, Kentucky Derby and Mrs. Ona Osbo~e,. Athens, He succeeds BIUy Hyder, who IIUIOII '"" both teams. Clllcl• Buffalo 13 15 .464 &'l.o 1Western Hockey League, be- Preakness winner, arrived at apent Tuesday 'l!g!I With Mrs. resigned to become atbletic ell- IIIII fiDisbed with • JS.I4-1 reoRichmond 13 17 .433 7'1.1 came tile leading candidate for Aqueduct race track Tuesday, Letha Wood and attended rector at the achaol. ad ud the hlcou at If.&.!. Syracuse 11 20 .350 10 the job of general manager and In preparatioa for tile June t D. ol A. Lodge. Clelandl TOI'OIIto 9 20 .310 II coach of the team Tuesday l'IJJlll!ng of the Belmont Slakea, Mr. and Mrs. DeiWI WATCH PAR11 TuesdsJ'• llesallll when Max McNab resigned as tile tblrd jewel Ia racing'a were Sunday diBDer guesta Toledo 4 Jacks s, 1st, 8 Innings general manager. triple crown. M~j and Mrs. Clayton Allea The modem watch ~~~ Jacksonville 10 Toledo 5, Znd McNab accepted a job as Racing's top 11-year..,ld was 8 'M· and M Eldon Kra,uel-1 more than 13S pieces, . Rocbeater 4 Buffalo I co,.,h and general manager of accompanied in the van by ter rR . ~ M the hairspring. I• a lady'• Syracuae 4 Toronto 3 tile San Diego Gulis, the newest o• ner Mike Ford and groom bel on rs. this hairspring is leas Richmond $ Columbus 1 WHL entry. Popeye Stevenaon. Mr nd lllan one·tilil'cl the diameter s. ymo htimaJI hair. Mrs. Roy Christy and Mre. ----and BOllS. Mr. alld Mrs. . . cyl. Aut. Inns. R&H ~ Ford Galaxie 500 - 2 Door HoniiAip, I cyl. wall Auto. trono. Whl ... . tirtl, Keith Goble Ford USED CARLOT Lecust & SycomoN Ito. Mldd.....rt I �. ~- ·.·· "II'" f HAWKS UPI tiports Writer than eight r~undtrippers a Elsewhere In the. Nai!OAal Glaaio. Dol 8uttoa will woo bll 111111 B'alllr, 1 tblowlla anw by York eatcm .Jetry 'l'he last three Los Ang•Jes season smce )Omtng the Dodg- League, 8aA FranclscG stopped Fairly baited a two-l'UII game against four letbacU l'llllburlb rfcblllelder Jllberto helped tile Aatro lid Dcxiger victories have b""n ers In 1956, suddenly has P II t 1 bur 8 b 5• 2; Houatn• boJnlio SaturdaY as lhe Docigel'll Tuesday ud lanlled DIM• Ia CI-te ud WIW. Maya'a Genllle's thre&run double eauaa '~\ ··~:~~ t:t"~"':.;·;~F~;fd ~o;:,t" ~~~:~;::t~m;;: ot ~~~~~ :~:0~\-~"'~ ~~ ~::"eci~~; :;:: :;•"0::! ~{';"; e:; =~,::0hl!!\!n= !;.!; :;:;:In ,- champions have resortei to IDiawlul or underhanded means • the Held but rot~er !Qat outlleider-III'st ba.lP.Iuan Ron Fa!rlf baa found the home run rroove. Tbe 27-year-old lellhanded His fifth home run of the season and fourth iB the last week reached tile distant right field seats at Dodger Stadium in tile eigbtil Inning Tuesday night and provided Los ~ngeies with a 3-2 triumph over Chicago shutout St. LouiJ 1-0. Philadelphia Isn't the OA!y victim of Fairly's receal !mig ball beroicl. He turoed on the power last weekend alter warming up wltil bll """'ond home rua of the year oa May POINTING THE WAY Mondfiy nlgbt, smacking bls made a nl!ltb liming Phillie nm r.urtl! of the year off Pi~ off Los Aagelea re11a1 pltdler tabureb'• Dol Cardwell before Ron Perraaoalli meaalnglen. Los Aagelea scored a nm on a Sal Francisco broke a 1-2 tie (renk play iB the laat of U1e wltil three r1111 ID the ae4tlllb lllnth to adre the Bucs 3-2 off iPirate loser VerDOD Law. Fairly'• ..,. Jl'Owe&l paid off ISJngJea by wiDDIDI pltchtr :::!IIO~~UPII tba eamp~Ip Mdecl tbe acor- and allowed cmly- New Mack of Dover, N.J., IJJI, bit In ~1-3 innings to win Maguire of New 9ocoRd place Houstoll re- liral decllloa o1 the ~01 will ahare ''Bowler ol m•Ined 1 1·1 pD* llebiDd the Cbica&o mapped AI Year" horJors at · the sldb It!: Gluts by malllinl Met atarter acoreiclo IDling streak at :II amwal awards . dinner of J1cl!: FIBitlr for lour I'UIII with • slnJile run ta the Melrf"'· Utan Bowling Wriun1•il'i beloN a IBID wu Nllred Ill the IIIII added aaotber in tbe JAuociaticHI June lt. ' "· ! McCool Stops Braves, Reds Win, 8-2 CINCINNATI (UPI) - Where 1the Reds' sixth inllnr tpluree wtUid lhe Cincinnati Rt!ds be iA that resulted In an 1-2 breeze lhe standings teday if It weren't over the Bravot. for young Billy McCool? "I'd juat like to bavo about Cool BII\Y. the 21-year-old re. 60 relief appearuces with a Uef ace fOr the Redo, UBUally lil-nm lead," McCool laid. eloaea lhe door on oppo11ents It waa Jay'a llftlt vlciDry of after ClllchmaU builds up a one the aeason and McCoill bu or two run lead in the !are In· gained credit lor uvea In lbreo Dings. of them. The LawreoceviUe, Ind., res!- "If Billy can juat earry me dent did It again Tueaday night a little longer," cracked Jay, againat the Atlaata Braves, e•· "I'll start linlllhing my owa cept it waa a ali-run lead he games." was called upoa to hold. He 8mUea Aplemy came in lor Joey Jay, who was The game was 1 Iaugher lw lifted lor a pinchbitter during the Reds ID more waya tban one. 'lben were tmlleo tploimy lo the Clnc!n..g locker baiiiDC averap II .279. ' "'oi"t"'K' ......n~ .' . had the ball, all l oould do wai.:'~ , The Redo were trailing roll over and try to 1\DOCk it olll,., ·.~ ovll' the IIIVIIH'1III aldt when they uploded '~~~~~of his hands," Jay exp~. , d!il McCool'• lint baae bit of Brava' atarter Denny Lo Jay's 6-fooH, <!25-pound fr~ ~ ud Joy'1 lor sllatralgbt hits and eight ended up upside down, ca~ B!J· aUde at home plate Ia the all in the aiXth. Oliver to remark "lt'o the firfl · .<•• lnniJJI, Pllvlelldl Aid r..dw1111o 811 lim•. I've ever t~~ed a guy out:~* Don Pavletlch's two-nm on hiS backSide. · , i•·•' and Jolm Edwards' Dick Simpson, obtained In ,r~ waa dtiDI 101111 amillal double were the big blowa tilat trade with Baltimore wllll , q~ hll lour bill ID live limes the Inning, Leo Cardenas Milt Pappas lor Frank RobiJI. ~~~ bat qalaal Allal(la · ed Chi Chi Olivo with 1 aon, made hiS first starting ap. •1,. Helml oollocted two acored Vada Pinson, pearance for the Reds and flied •. o'' the Reda' hll atath Art Shamaky out twice. He replaced Tommy · ,~ Hilmi h8l banged at the plate llllrpor, who had an Injured ,';:. elgbl bits ID If Edward& follewed with his band. •::;;-; tht put lllree (ames to up run double. In the final game of the At· ' '~ A sacrifice fly by lanta series tonight. II will b• >:. Mel Quee!1 and Jklms' Pappas starting lor the Reds ·· '·' lingle of the inning sent against Tony Cloninger of the the other two runa. Braves. , •wiDe• • for Res t andRelaxatiOD • Clay In CairO CAIRO (UPI) -Heavyweight' Clay left Lolldon champion Cassius Clay, who after his Saturday night stems to make more friends round tecbAical knockout abroad lhan in his own country, Henry Cooper alld stopped planned a four-day recuperation at Frankfurt, GermBAy, for a period here from tile gruelling 411-rnlnute fight talk with training for bls latest title Mildenberger, who may ba defense. next opponent. _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:..:.._ _ _ _ _ _ ALL-STAR HA5 8iil:M KfCKIA/G lA/ Do You Remember, Dallal! You have buill 1 monumellt atone, You have filled It with 11:'~;~1 That tilose who cared remember A man, named Kennedy Who came to your eity To tell yoo That, "Except tile Lord keep tile city; The watcbmao waketh In vaill, wrn-1 AAI IIAlSEA 7Aiilt..E S~ANI) c~ Pt'T~J.ttAIG ' New Season BISHOPS WIN 11-4 WESTERVILLE, Obio (UPI) -Ohio Wealayan'a Dave Cook Hidden Valley Country Club · ~!~:~~~:~~~~~ • 't"Ies Listed£or May 29 Act lVI THE POET'S CORNER Sandy? we only ~~~;r.1o~ :~me your The champion thea continued Felipe Alou belted his oa to Cairo at the JRvlta'tlo• of homer of tho oeason and lllclude vlsita to the NUo Delta factorlea, the Aawan Dam, the Suez Canel and Aleulldria. "Everybody here loveo and I love everybody Clay aald alld thea asked offlclllo to forego lbelr becauaa he wu very juat ll'8llecl It real. Smith Pollee said, howem, tiley Arlington, about five block.s teday denied tbere was any learned Beillnger had been in apart . knollll ~nnectlon between the the tavern recentlY with a tall Bo!Dnger, a bachelor, Dved In olaylng t1 rocket expert Loren brunette, who was not .Mrs. two rented rooms in Upper ArE. JloUlnger and the May 8 Davenport, whose slaying Is un- lingion lor 14 years while workmunlei t1 British bora beauty aolved. ing at Ohio State UDiverslty's llrs. !All! Daveoport. :Authorities said tile same reckel propulsion laboraiDry. JioWI!\'0!', officers linked the weapon, a 25 • caliber automa~ He was tlie popular ooncepl' · murder of tile 40-year..,ld Ohio lc of foreign . manufactlll'e was tlon of profesaor tr aelenl!s~ Blato , tiDJ'I,erslty rocket ~nd used to kill Bollinger In the quiet with not 1118111frlenda and mlaaile researcher to the rob- third • floor storeroom •• killed wrapped up In .bls work. bery • llaying deaths ol two lwt service station attendants. His assoelaleJ at Ohi9 State, lerfk!e ,station allelldallta In the The slaying of Bollinger ~nd where !Ie bad resigned etfeetlve , Coi1DDbul area '!Jst YtJf, Mrs. Davenpert ,were similar In June SO, gave an enliref7 diller"1- !mew of nollllng eoacrete tilat hotli 1 were sbo.l iJI tile baek, ent ptcllire of BoiUfJger than clld ~ '· · It ~to 11!&1 there 11s any ganglalld a!Yie. · · Miss Ethel Eviili, a day bar· ctlllljlct!oll ~~n ~ two Bollinger was shot nve times maid at tile ,tav~ below lh.e ~" ~ .l!gt: 1 Ralpb and foulid. lYing In a pool of storage ..O.m where the slayq ~ llld 'Of the Bollinger blood in .• storage rool1) of a 1to11 pi~. , . · ud, ~•Jlllr! slaf(nga. liuUdlng , where he plaMed It The ~I'IWild SJid ba liked a, A La;maid ID ,1 tavern In the or:en an olfiC6. Mra. .Daven- straight silo~ tl' wbiaiey wlfl1 a Mr. and Mra. Alvin Myers, 811• ., ~ ,whe!l Bo!jlln~~· P,.rt'a body :Was, otulled IDto the l)eer ~. Jlld '" "' :1M! bad vw Rlc!fe. ~, 'ild'dliJI•.~: wa,a •fi>UJid trunk of a car abandoded In been lllere wlib ·• alrl frlelld . Ml'i .~ . BUe1 •Ridenour MOaW aalil' !he bitd seen Bol· Flrtdlay; <lbio, 90 niu.. !rom and anolh\11' l!ouple, ei!Jolo111c and Mr.. ' WIC!kham · . . -..l. moeilnt • bloilde womaa here. · · .. · . himself lrt"mMidoil!l1 l'l~ ,..., of IL :·i.iC'fi,,:~· ., 1111111 cafi; • . Bolli Uved 'Ill auburball tip libUffll~ '\. ' ''" ' Ill:; · ' ..... •, , • AlilwAtlr JtOek Jlt/ctf .,. too flit• "' rw/llflplt ~ """its, ll's •ltealt''' lor tile morht to ...• ' P"'rt • ' • .· ' ' .·I ,, . ) {IJ ·• 65 Dodge D1rt I Dr. 270 Sorlol, 6 oytt., ..,, ltanclanl trlnt., rHfo tnd hHter 65 Hond• -::======;;;:;;::- eiATS 59 Ford G1l1xie 4 Dr. I eSHOES XL~OD s.w Hew deli lA -Jttht Wlllht f••ter outtinJ- doublt fuel 1"d oif Apac:ity. Only 14M lbs. len bar tnd chain •nd c:Jtl throulh 15• hardwood in 12 ..condsl A.nd tht cost tslow! See rt, try it, buy it! I cylinder, euto tran1.. powr lfHr. ina. power ltrHn and .windows, ndlo & Miter 65 Ford G•l. 500 ! dr. Hardtop, 219 •ntlne, otanct.rd trans. lldlo and ......r ~ 1 Thunderbird ' ! Dr. Hardtop. All power, &3 Chevrolet 63 Ford G1I1Xie SCI U1hl 100, Conv. I I'OUtlll HltiMI lllfl Ollt lltnd. ••••••IIIII RIDENOUR SUPPLY COMPANY CHESTER, 0. eBALLS eGLOVES ePiahl"' 111!111!1-' H& R FIRESTONE DEALER STOll MltNI~p ar1, 0. . ' ' .'' •. 64 G1l1xie XL Converllblo. llol Air 2 Dr. I cyiiiHier. Auto. TraM. ledlo ancl htator, Whlt.wall tires. eAt drery lqulpment 1 t&eerlna. radio lftd haatu tlr condhlonlng. eGalf lqulpment -~ ... I dr. I cyl, AI Tnlll., P. S..Ours.lectlonel - .•.• ' 62 Ford G1l. 500 Splash. Get help on tilt sPOt. Find CLEANERS & DYERS fast In tlra YELLOW PAGES. Where your llnaers do the walklna- kWAve. cyllndtr, avte. &rana. Radkli & hHttr • WhOIIIOOpsl ... Lib- (Little league end Pony Le1gu~) dsy eveaing. ,;,. JO Ford f.600 BASEBALL EQUIPMENT PoJi,ceDenyAnyLink Between Bo.llinger, ~:~g. ~:.:~y~edift r.awrence Mrs. Davenport, but Murders were Sinn . "lar :Mya~:J. E~~~." •.:-;.:leate"!~e:":~~te=al•ur- . Dump Trude, I cyllnllv ~n~ine, 5 •P"d traM. 2 .,.eel r11r u:lo S1::. =::. v::::;-te• ':to'' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Pollee · ;;,;;. ' i· tempt to score from first Helms' thlrd inning double. "I atarted to go head first, you know," Jay laughed. "! W8Ated io sneak in." Joy Upside Dowa "When laaw that Gene VIUNGS' TEAM MINNEAPOLLS - ST. ~: (UPI) -The Mlmleaola V. of tile Natloaal Football League received ligned ooatracts four playen, II wu ouoiDII'ed I ~:>o--w Tuesday. The lour lllcluded ~=: I Chester Society N0tes Lambert. They called on Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Cleland Sumlay 1 evening. Mr. and Mrs. Uland Smith 800 Lee, and daughter Sherr!, Jessi!Jl, Ga., spent a few wltil Mr. and Mrs. Denzil land. They came fqr the graduaUon of Bill Allen. Paul Aillaon, Zaneaville, vlslted Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaver, recently. Mrs. Elsie Cross, Racine, vlsited Mrs. C. K. Nelaon, recent· Jy. Mr. and Mrs. Georee,Sargent and Min Joyce Myers J.Joda Myers apent Saturday r.amdeR Park. 'li.'l.l.~:. Mr. apd Mrs. ~ Myers and family spent Sunday' with ii;;;;;~~ tbe Ulllted Arab Republic. lected three hits in all to Offlclall of tile 8upreme the Braves. Coulell of lalamle Allain Jay took aome ribbing greeted Clay aad immedlatoly teammates about his out!IRed an Itinerary that would into horne plate II a futile Conference baseball game. them by lhelr Dumber Because 1 leU YtU truth." Gory Hill. The unusual feat came In HERE, Ma'm" But, do you remember ---'· Wesleyan's aiDe-run second in"Wanted lor treason" poa~ IIGNS wrrii aNCJNNAn PI'. PLEASANT - A full p.m. on No. 7 fairway. ning. Cook's two · run homer ers CINCINNATI (UPl) - Jim Ust of acdvlties 'or tile day Relay raceS, ages 11-9 at 3 eame OA the llrot pitch, and a That dsy In your otreell, Ard, I ~ basketball eenter bq ·o - ·announced for the p.m. on No. 7 fairway. grand-slam homer followed IaTbe "lmJIOllch Earl Warren" from JUIDoil, baa liped oletter official opening of the IDddeo Relay races, ages 10-12 at ter In the itlblng off a relief signa d lltent with tbe u.lvtnlty of Valley Country Club near Pt. 3:30 p.m. on No. 7 fairway. pitcher, giving blm aix nms ba~ Upon your biUboardJ, Cillclmlali. Ard, I star '"' the Pleuant oa Sunday, May 29, Junior High volley b a! I ted IR. The $1500 newspaper ad Tbomtoa ToWIIIblp aCCdrdinf .to Tom K. Fisher, game at 1:30 p.m. BY OLARICE ALLEN Saying, "Kennedy II coming leam wbloh woo lhe president of the board of gov- Senior High volley ball Z() SCHOOlS PARTICIPATE Mr d M Ro Christy November 22, Stall ellampiOUhip ernors. game at 2 p.m. · an "· Y ' we must get In right now lpl'ing, avvapd 16.S points 'l1le e,vehts which are open Driving contest, women at ATHENS, Ohio IUPI) -Mort Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and Or forget It!" IU roboundl fill' pme. to roembel!l only begin at 11 2:30 p.m. than %0 schools and 300 athletes cblldren •. Mrs: Letila Wood, Do you remember, llaliaa? a.m. aM'• continue throughout Driving c'Ontest for me• at will compete Memorial Day Ia Mrs.. Lillie Chnsty Mr. & Mrs. Except to protest your "in1oo-l nGHT SET JUNE J1 Ohio Univmity's All-Ohio Co~ Virgil Wood, Mrs. Dawsoo, Da•" UVICRPOOL, Eogland IUPI) lh e d_ay. Eveo ts pIanned are 3:3(1 p.m. . id M M and Mrs Don cence . BlacltpCX>I as follows, Potluck supper at 5 p.m. leg•aU! !rack meet. The favor- v ora, r. · But where was the protest Brian Londoa of II .~ until 4 p m· - free Horseshoe pitching contest ites were Miami from tile Mid- Matlack and daughter and Mr. Before that day In November! wiD meet •iibth-ranked ·. . . . • I 6 until 9 American Conference along and Mrs. Harold Hawk and sons Do you remember, Dallas! Jobaaon of Medina, Obio In 12 ~~~ncing on :~~~ from , witil Ohio Conference powers enjoyed a picnic Sunday. at a ~~fs r~e~;:r .children to IO.rounder at Liverpool Stadiu1ml 6 30 , · til 9 nd 1 te Mount Union and Akron. Qtb.. park near McConnellsvllie. June 21, promoter Lourie J!elay races, nges 6-7 at 2:3(1 unFirewo~ks d~sp~~Y at dark ers exported to be In the B~rs'n.JCI=n :en andS so~ NAMED BEAD COACH aaaounced Tuesday. bltrDatloaal Leap Slaadlngs and. swimming all day. running were Kent State, Bow~ a · wrence mi OWENSVD.LE, Ohio (UPI)B· Ualted Press lDlentallonal lng GreeR and Central State. were In Atilena Wedneaday. Bob Wieaenbalm, 1 former UnlJIG'S LOSE, •• Y .. A2C Jack Gintiler of 'ty of ClnciRnati basketball BOWLING GREEN, Columbua ~S ~ p~ G: CANUCKS COACH BELMONT STAKES Air F~rce Base spent a week- ::: was named Tuesday beacl (UPI) - Cblcinaati def<oated 1 JackaoBvl 29 t 690 VANCOUVER, B.C. (UPil end With bls motber Mrs. Wll- basketball coach at Clermonl Bowlmc ar- e-3 Tuesday Toledo 16 11 :~93 3 Bert Olmstead, coach of th• NEW YORK IUPI) -!Cauai ma Glntiler. Northeastol'll 111gb School here. tba final baseball game t1 the Rochester 15 15 .500 5'1.1 V"Fouver Canucks of the King, Kentucky Derby and Mrs. Ona Osbo~e,. Athens, He succeeds BIUy Hyder, who IIUIOII '"" both teams. Clllcl• Buffalo 13 15 .464 &'l.o 1Western Hockey League, be- Preakness winner, arrived at apent Tuesday 'l!g!I With Mrs. resigned to become atbletic ell- IIIII fiDisbed with • JS.I4-1 reoRichmond 13 17 .433 7'1.1 came tile leading candidate for Aqueduct race track Tuesday, Letha Wood and attended rector at the achaol. ad ud the hlcou at If.&.!. Syracuse 11 20 .350 10 the job of general manager and In preparatioa for tile June t D. ol A. Lodge. Clelandl TOI'OIIto 9 20 .310 II coach of the team Tuesday l'IJJlll!ng of the Belmont Slakea, Mr. and Mrs. DeiWI WATCH PAR11 TuesdsJ'• llesallll when Max McNab resigned as tile tblrd jewel Ia racing'a were Sunday diBDer guesta Toledo 4 Jacks s, 1st, 8 Innings general manager. triple crown. M~j and Mrs. Clayton Allea The modem watch ~~~ Jacksonville 10 Toledo 5, Znd McNab accepted a job as Racing's top 11-year..,ld was 8 'M· and M Eldon Kra,uel-1 more than 13S pieces, . Rocbeater 4 Buffalo I co,.,h and general manager of accompanied in the van by ter rR . ~ M the hairspring. I• a lady'• Syracuae 4 Toronto 3 tile San Diego Gulis, the newest o• ner Mike Ford and groom bel on rs. this hairspring is leas Richmond $ Columbus 1 WHL entry. Popeye Stevenaon. Mr nd lllan one·tilil'cl the diameter s. ymo htimaJI hair. Mrs. Roy Christy and Mre. ----and BOllS. Mr. alld Mrs. . . cyl. Aut. Inns. R&H ~ Ford Galaxie 500 - 2 Door HoniiAip, I cyl. wall Auto. trono. Whl ... . tirtl, Keith Goble Ford USED CARLOT Lecust & SycomoN Ito. Mldd.....rt I �' ' •'' ' ' ' ' ' ' "' , :C:2..P.:- " · = ' 11 ~r <m'Il • :~ flre.baWIII!lefty Sam BoHe~ ,N:i pi~ W. lbolt 1w:'. ;~~,:~tit lliluMr dut ' o loV 7-1 rtconl ilechtdultd to JO&r; ago. .· · ' A new •• ol rival• lor Uti Ti&WI. rles couldben The rivalry bit came up a 1 •dll8btans ..... ...... ·day• ago when the ~~~~ hi: ~n:.: ;: : ~., ~.1 • · """ "'"''" •g• ...... up 101 In lha tblrd of 1 fo111'1:1lDt McLain IIIDOUDCid he Wll ..,. bolwtea lha two top as pod u Mdlowell, who lslms In the Amerlean Ltque. bien recelvinJ most o1 tho Going lor the lldlans will be Uolty. . .•• . : : ' 1 . : • ·· i ·' : II Ma)tr Leapt lllandlngl (Only gameo !cheduled) By U111H Pms llterullolal W. L. Pol. ' L Pel. GB San Fran :16 13 .66'1 <ntvellnd 23 10 .err ... HoUlton 22 11 .179 3\l Detroit 11 13 .611 2\l Los Anaeieo 22 17 .564 4 Balllmort 20 14 .518 3\1 Philadelphia II If .529 Ill CallfOrnla' 11 17 .!21 !\1 Pittsburgh II 17 .514 6 Minnesota 11 18 .500 8\1 Clnolonatt 17 17 .500 6\1 Cb1eqo 11 18 .466 I Atianta 19 22 .163 I Washinlflln 16 20 .144 Ill New York 13 11 .133 II> Haw York 15 20 .42t i St. Louis 14 20 .412 91> lloaiGII ll 21 .100 10 Chicago 10 :11 .294 1311< KIDIU City 12 2Z .353 11 Taelday Rt~ulls 'helday'o Jltlulll Cin 1 All 2, ni8bt DtlrGJt 1 Cleve 6 (1st) Chi 2 St. Louis 0, nigh\ Cleve 2 Detroit 0 (2nd) Hou 5 N.Y. 3, night 11oa1oo 11 Mian 2, night S'an Fran. 5 Pitts 2, niJht CaW 4 N.Y. 2, night Loo Ani 3 Pblla 2, nljbt lftlb Kwu City I, niCht w...-yo problble Pll<h!n 11111 a·Cbicaao 4, night Pilllburgh at Son Francisco Wedllelday'o Probable Pli<Hn -Fryman 12-0) vs. Bolin 13-3) or Calilornia al New York Sadeckl <Z.2) Uwllf&hl)-Chance 13-3) vs. Atlanta at Cincinnati (night) Dowtilll (3-3) -CJonlnaer 13-41 vs. Pappao IS· Balllmore at Chicago <night) 21 -Barbe- (2-1) vt. John 12-21 New York at Houston lnilht) Cleveland at Detroit (Night) -Garndner <2·1) vs. Dierker (1. -MeDoweU (4·1) vt. MclAin (7· 0) I) · Pblladelphla at Los Anjeles K.- City at Washington (twilillht)-Shorll4-31 vs. Dry• lnighi)-Tablot <1-4) vs. Segul dale <H) 0 ·2) ' , Chicago at St. Louie lnight)MIIIIIt!IOta at Bollon (night)- Hendley (0.1) or Ellsworth (1-4) Pascull 11-2) vs. Slepbenson 12· vs. Briles (0.2) · I) Tharsday's Gameo llllnday•o Gameo Chi at St. Lou!•, night Baltimore at Detroit night Pitts at Houston, night Minn<soll at Bolloo Phila al San Fran v.bH Prm llltenat1oaal [Roberts, (5th), ~ -- . Oy . =- ..-'qualli)IIW~~baewmle !Or : . , Tht llfld. or c.ndldilet far lbe .J'Notlhhlp J: ~ mie:b; IOlf ~ .~ Jim• lbf "'--'• COautrv Qluli,, . 111 . . ::v,,.w,,.... ,;....:. Jlill.'' .: --·• :,:-..~ , · - 011111 ~;;. .... , Duke Slhll lag I'Olllldll. 'l'Wlllt)r4l&bl p1aJe!l aallltl. Mlileted The JIIUUP of illllblel. Iiili te111 IUIDpiiOII frGm Ill; down tn$ an III'IIIMJ lin . · quautylDC rouncll, lltelulla, ,Qrllmdl · llena who alloWid 1101iJe ~;4110 proftiillonlls dllel1illq t!IWnpJon Q1r1 ·1'14J • ·-~ Willi •-·ld l'a1mef IIIIi nill Ill four lllnlngs o1 re- IIDI"""1 . r - a1 · "''"' . ;;ph, pleUd up· hil steplld Win lltel around ...~~ Ben R . -~ ,._ -.-·"·"·• lou lor Tlpl'8. • .._.., hell llotOI "'"' ""' ••• lha s~·• de- have ~merp ~ COlli..... WIN ONE CLAIIS 1 iJ... oum:nou ""' _,., ,. In aa many decisions. Raymon4 <4) and Bateman. WP-Raymond IHI). LP-Fisher (1-5). , Pitts 0111 010 000- 2 I 3 San Fran 1102 0011 30X- 5 7 0 Law (1·2) and Pagliaroni; Perry, Linzy ill and Haller. WP·Perry <6-1). HR·M~vey <!Ill). Gosger (lsll. Phlla 010 0011 001- 2 9 0 Ball 004 0111 100- I 10 0 Los Ang 000 0011 21X- 3 7 2 ' Chicaso 101 020 1100- 4 5 31 Bub!, Knowles (7) and I Palmer, Hall, II) and Etchebar- 1Dalrymple: Sutton, Perranoskl ren · Buzhardl, Lamahe <3), 18) and Roseboro. WP.Sutton Lcickor <71 and Mll'lln, Barna· 16-41. LP-Buhl 10·2). I!R-Fa~rly no 171. WI'·Palmor 14-2) LP· 15th). Lamahe (1-1). HRS·Asee 13rdi, 8. Robln!onn 17th). · canvK $3.99 Sirloin SteQks .. Froth Ortun4, BHf, Yotl & hrt Melt Lo•f lb. 69c Cube Pork Ste1ka _ lb. 89c Fresh Ro11H1'1g Chickens lb 49c ' I Ever since the outdoor eookini fad began, we've been catering to the special needs of outdoor chefs. Chicken Bmst ___ lb. 59c CAP'N JOHN PIOIIN CAP'N ~OHN PROIIN WEINERS ·ALL ~!!EAT_ _ _ ,!!. .· c SKINLESS .,. 59 Ito ~~ 89c lO-Ibi. AVG. ANN PAGE YUKON CLUI Salad Dressing BEVERAGES • 49c Jar q. Sweet Pickles • 11 qt. jar 69c Tomatoes .... · ...... · lb. 35c StuHed Olives • 16-u. ar 98c CUCUMBIRS 0Grtln Peppers ·· · · · · 3for 29c SULTANA-IMALL OR LARGE A&P BRAND CHARCOAL 10 ~~ 6Sc FRESH CRISP Enriched Bread POTATO CHIPS J~b. 59C box 4 l·lb. 4-oz. loaves 89c JANI PARKEII-Ieod lplcod Cokt Cherry Pie ........ 8" pie 49c Spanish Bars ·· large liars 35c Tasty Dairy Selecti ons !· . d... '. : . White Cheese .. .. .. .. lb. 59c 3Sc ~~ LADIES COLORFUL 'ANN PAGI ltahan Dressing ·· pt. btl. 39c 2-lb. kL on Red Beans .......... can 29c Sultan.,_..lth Tomtto $11.1ce 2·111., 9.g cen Pork & Beans .. · .... · ca~29c DELICIOUS FLAVORS_ 61hL 49c Beach Bags Peanut Juner ••··•· Jar 59c "IUPIR.JUOIIT" SPICED ~· it"' 4< . '!! NEW! Soy's c ' TRUNKS llllant Milk 12-qt. plg. $1.05 SEE Instant CoHee 10-tz. jar 1.29 · FRAMING LUMBER · ITALIAN SANDALS ZORI SANDALS c pr In spite of ~ce raises, we ·our tegular low prices. have plenty for you at · t Doon t Windows rtCeillqg nle eEXTRA STURDY 30 QUART STYRENE FOAM ICE CHEST FOAM SOLES .00 MEN'S ASST. SWIM TRUNKS COPPERTONE LOTION •••h PRINTS l SOIJDS .88' c Pack of 20 Styrene 9 01. HOT or COLD CUPS II A~D R!ISJuli'r 95c 'Siu FAMILY SIZE ' THIS WEEK'S.SPECIALI ' 3oPIECE nt'ROOM . . el3" DIAMETER GRILL FOR PICNICS .. . BAIT BOX ..,._..--, . REG. $1.55 FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION . QaiWn ...... 4 rol pack 41 c LADIES' & CHILDREN'S ·Carload Sale I Co~ertone · ·· · 2-0z. tu.. 89c L\TIIiiQoM TIIIUI LADIES GENUINE LEATHER ' METROPOliTAN MOTORS OPIN THUllf, t TO & PltiDAY & lAY. fTO' CLOiiD lUNDAY & MONDAY MIIY 10-MIMORL\L DAY AlP IIRAHD pair /t URASS FINISH LEGS .3 POSITION GRILL SHOP EARLY FOR THE LONG WEEKEND IUN TAN' I.OTIGN ASST. STYLES Compare at $1.49 WNITI HOUSI .88 SWIM loose Tea .. · · 1~lt. pkg. 99c Elsie Pops .. .. .. .. 12 for 39c ; ' ASSORTED FABRICS COLORFUL . · OUR OWN $3.66 Slzea 10 to 18 . l ..........l.. luncheon Meat 12-oz. can 49c to CHROME GRILL , ., .. ANN Palt-CmMy or Kruncliv .88 .77~, ,..,, 12-or. cane SWIM SUITS Compare tl $2.99 l'. lORDEN'S FROZEN 10 LB. BAG CHILDRENS 1-Pc. or 2-Piece JAMAICA .SPORT SHORTS ' WIICONSIII-SHARP FRESH EGGS SUNNYBROOK MEDIUM GRADE A 20-LII. BAG $1.19 AlP llANO JANI PARK&R l Fin e Groce ry Fea tures ! tJ141•-- PORTAGI BRAND MADE WITH aunERMILK ~ 49c CANNED HAMS Hamburger Dills 11-qt. jar 49c Jane Parker Ba ked Foods l BRIQUETS lre•clecl Shrimp 10.0... Pkt· 75c SUPER·RIGHT Sweet Corn ...... 10 ears 69c ---'<·.' VACATION Bmclecl CocL 21b. pke. $1.09 IONQESS FULLY COOKED HOT HOUSE Cantaloupes · ·· · · · ·· each 49c CHARCOAL ::::::::=:==::..!.1 ... PLORIDA-PANCY TASTV Mason Society Notes Fried Flsli Fllleta 14-oz. plcg. He 1,....F_RE_SH_TU_RK_EYS_.\:~~';=: AUNT JANE'S....FRIIH POTATOES10 • 1-lb. plcg. 45c Beef Steak• 1-lb. 4-oz. pkg. 99c Egg Noodles ·· 1-lb. pkg. 29c lb. b•g Perch Fllllla _ CAI"N JOHN PIOZIN ANN PAGI-OUI "N!ST QUALITY U.S. No. 1 SIZE A NEW RED CAP'N IOitH PIIOZIN CA..... ~OHN PIIM:IN PINEST QUALITY Fresh, Festive Produc e 1 Rump Root lb. 99c lontltlls Chuck llollt lb. 79c l.eln Ground Chuck_.lb. 75c lb. 49c OUit r..,.. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 PM - SATURDAY TIL 9 PM EVEN BURNING One other reason we're so popular with "backyard bar~ers·: .. the quality of our "Super-Right" Meats. Quality so high, aome meat graded U.S. Choice just isn't perfect enough to be "Super-Right" Meat. Isthisagoodreason for shopping A1tP? It'soneofmany. lb. TOP ROUND ROAST Perch Dlnnen ___ tlch 39c 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. HIGH QUALITY FLA~IIIIIPROZ!N Many, many find just the steak, chops or chicken they want in our self·service meat departments. Others have specific needs ... the steak must be2ll"thick the chops douh'' thidt and so forth. That's no problem. If you don't see it ... just ask. We'll be happy to help you. THE SHOE BOX TENDIR-JUICY-BONELESI Chicken Legs Over the years, we've satisfied scores of thousands. NAVY BLUE- FADED BLUE- ~OWN- WHlTI c ,, .WEU., TRIMMED LEADERS ; Calif 0011 040 1100- 4 8 0 ' N.Y. 010 1110 000- 2 6 1 By Ualttd Prell lnlel'lll~..al sanford, Brunei (5) and NalioaaJ . Rodgers: Ford, Womack 12) .,1 G. AB. R. B. Pet. RenUI 151, Friend II) and ,Morgn, Hou 38110 22 41.350 Howard. WP·Brunel 11·2). LP· · Alou Pit! 31117 17 41 · Womack 11·1). HR·Mario i3rd). McCry, SF 32 93 14 !2 .341 . Hart, SF 39 116 ~ 49 ,J36 K.S.C. 0011 IIIII 1100- I 6 0 Hunt' NV 29107 24 36 .336 · Wash 000 0011 ~ 2 5 0 IPin,.;n, Cin 34 134 13 42 .313 Dobson, Wyatl 171 and Roof, Jones, NY 28 93 15 29 .312 Bryan 17), Suarez 18); Orlega, (Food, SIL 31133 13 41 .301 ~line 111. and Cas•nove. 1\P. F""nts, SF 27 99 12 30 .303 {line 12-2). LP-Wyatl <0.3). Smith, StL 34 125 14 17 .296 :IRS.Harrelson (2nd)., Lock American LeaJae (4th). IYA ·IOI CIWiriOll (II <lnslo a AmerlcaaiAaJO• MiM 200 0011 000- 2 6 2 Boston 130 310 OIIX- 11 16 0 Pascual, Perry (2), ClDlll1o (4), Roggenburk <7) and Battey; : Santiago, Radatz <9) and Tillman. WP-Santiago !H). LP.Pasoual fl-3). HRS-Ya• trz•lll!ki (6th), Con I g II sr o . -~· -_..,......... By ~ ~ w..... '!_~lther Line Scores ,. , with encourl!M him to yin, "'ei>rd of 13 set by Joi;Tllnt[th• 111-yeiH!d hurter said; "He Colnbl hick 11t 1110. • !ouMiillhufllut to oub- 111111 mo .llu'ee thlngo !Uvety . , mts Bomlr clue Ute Tilers, a.o, In lha •.,. leiter I get. . l.e6l1 Wagner bit blJ Old e of D.o·oi· 'n!esday. Dlabl'o "Always be oay, 'Keep in hom.,. of .111• aouoi::'atior. w.u · ".... ihape ami mii goi !at' Alael,. eJ&i•l4 lu """'" T'ii!i'a opener 7oi 00 Don Wort'• eiClrth remind me, 'Get dle 01'!1 bitter The lndlaJ!s scored . lbelr lllllinJilnale. In every lniJinl,, .. ,,·d nellet plteh tun ID, the IIIIJI h to body Aicue s •IDCIO a ""'"''Ill The gplit kept Cleveland 2\1 hlg DO ' by pitcher ~ Aguirre lam!' ahead of the '""'nd The result of this advice aid k "'·ton'• ''""'• place Tilers. Tiant's ability to follow It 19 the Chue ""' • ~·· • Tlant po•"•• hlo fourth shu~ tetter has vaulted him to lnd· In the opener, Wort broh out of ' the ..... seaBOO struck out ing the major league• 1n shut• a horne-run oont-1 .. wben •· "" while waikllll! 1hreo. ouiB and set him on the way lo gled off reliever Steve ~;;;ttn~ his father in CUba shattering an American League In for !tarter Bell, 'Harh Sllatont ":"'wder ~m~ • SupL Burdette Presents Diplomas Monday To ~966.\Vahama High Graduating Class i'iew Haven , News Notes ' •79:50 (No I $z.aa C of Patk pair 20 CREST TOOTHPASTE MENS HI FASHION WALKING SHORTS ' ~-GALLON SIZE STYRENE PICNIC JU·G s Colleot-Ancl FrM lOURS OF INSu¥'J'ION 57i . ' ' '- ,. �' ' •'' ' ' ' ' ' ' "' , :C:2..P.:- " · = ' 11 ~r <m'Il • :~ flre.baWIII!lefty Sam BoHe~ ,N:i pi~ W. lbolt 1w:'. ;~~,:~tit lliluMr dut ' o loV 7-1 rtconl ilechtdultd to JO&r; ago. .· · ' A new •• ol rival• lor Uti Ti&WI. rles couldben The rivalry bit came up a 1 •dll8btans ..... ...... ·day• ago when the ~~~~ hi: ~n:.: ;: : ~., ~.1 • · """ "'"''" •g• ...... up 101 In lha tblrd of 1 fo111'1:1lDt McLain IIIDOUDCid he Wll ..,. bolwtea lha two top as pod u Mdlowell, who lslms In the Amerlean Ltque. bien recelvinJ most o1 tho Going lor the lldlans will be Uolty. . .•• . : : ' 1 . : • ·· i ·' : II Ma)tr Leapt lllandlngl (Only gameo !cheduled) By U111H Pms llterullolal W. L. Pol. ' L Pel. GB San Fran :16 13 .66'1 <ntvellnd 23 10 .err ... HoUlton 22 11 .179 3\l Detroit 11 13 .611 2\l Los Anaeieo 22 17 .564 4 Balllmort 20 14 .518 3\1 Philadelphia II If .529 Ill CallfOrnla' 11 17 .!21 !\1 Pittsburgh II 17 .514 6 Minnesota 11 18 .500 8\1 Clnolonatt 17 17 .500 6\1 Cb1eqo 11 18 .466 I Atianta 19 22 .163 I Washinlflln 16 20 .144 Ill New York 13 11 .133 II> Haw York 15 20 .42t i St. Louis 14 20 .412 91> lloaiGII ll 21 .100 10 Chicago 10 :11 .294 1311< KIDIU City 12 2Z .353 11 Taelday Rt~ulls 'helday'o Jltlulll Cin 1 All 2, ni8bt DtlrGJt 1 Cleve 6 (1st) Chi 2 St. Louis 0, nigh\ Cleve 2 Detroit 0 (2nd) Hou 5 N.Y. 3, night 11oa1oo 11 Mian 2, night S'an Fran. 5 Pitts 2, niJht CaW 4 N.Y. 2, night Loo Ani 3 Pblla 2, nljbt lftlb Kwu City I, niCht w...-yo problble Pll<h!n 11111 a·Cbicaao 4, night Pilllburgh at Son Francisco Wedllelday'o Probable Pli<Hn -Fryman 12-0) vs. Bolin 13-3) or Calilornia al New York Sadeckl <Z.2) Uwllf&hl)-Chance 13-3) vs. Atlanta at Cincinnati (night) Dowtilll (3-3) -CJonlnaer 13-41 vs. Pappao IS· Balllmore at Chicago <night) 21 -Barbe- (2-1) vt. John 12-21 New York at Houston lnilht) Cleveland at Detroit (Night) -Garndner <2·1) vs. Dierker (1. -MeDoweU (4·1) vt. MclAin (7· 0) I) · Pblladelphla at Los Anjeles K.- City at Washington (twilillht)-Shorll4-31 vs. Dry• lnighi)-Tablot <1-4) vs. Segul dale <H) 0 ·2) ' , Chicago at St. Louie lnight)MIIIIIt!IOta at Bollon (night)- Hendley (0.1) or Ellsworth (1-4) Pascull 11-2) vs. Slepbenson 12· vs. Briles (0.2) · I) Tharsday's Gameo llllnday•o Gameo Chi at St. Lou!•, night Baltimore at Detroit night Pitts at Houston, night Minn<soll at Bolloo Phila al San Fran v.bH Prm llltenat1oaal [Roberts, (5th), ~ -- . Oy . =- ..-'qualli)IIW~~baewmle !Or : . , Tht llfld. or c.ndldilet far lbe .J'Notlhhlp J: ~ mie:b; IOlf ~ .~ Jim• lbf "'--'• COautrv Qluli,, . 111 . . ::v,,.w,,.... ,;....:. Jlill.'' .: --·• :,:-..~ , · - 011111 ~;;. .... , Duke Slhll lag I'Olllldll. 'l'Wlllt)r4l&bl p1aJe!l aallltl. Mlileted The JIIUUP of illllblel. Iiili te111 IUIDpiiOII frGm Ill; down tn$ an III'IIIMJ lin . · quautylDC rouncll, lltelulla, ,Qrllmdl · llena who alloWid 1101iJe ~;4110 proftiillonlls dllel1illq t!IWnpJon Q1r1 ·1'14J • ·-~ Willi •-·ld l'a1mef IIIIi nill Ill four lllnlngs o1 re- IIDI"""1 . r - a1 · "''"' . ;;ph, pleUd up· hil steplld Win lltel around ...~~ Ben R . -~ ,._ -.-·"·"·• lou lor Tlpl'8. • .._.., hell llotOI "'"' ""' ••• lha s~·• de- have ~merp ~ COlli..... WIN ONE CLAIIS 1 iJ... oum:nou ""' _,., ,. In aa many decisions. Raymon4 <4) and Bateman. WP-Raymond IHI). LP-Fisher (1-5). , Pitts 0111 010 000- 2 I 3 San Fran 1102 0011 30X- 5 7 0 Law (1·2) and Pagliaroni; Perry, Linzy ill and Haller. WP·Perry <6-1). HR·M~vey <!Ill). Gosger (lsll. Phlla 010 0011 001- 2 9 0 Ball 004 0111 100- I 10 0 Los Ang 000 0011 21X- 3 7 2 ' Chicaso 101 020 1100- 4 5 31 Bub!, Knowles (7) and I Palmer, Hall, II) and Etchebar- 1Dalrymple: Sutton, Perranoskl ren · Buzhardl, Lamahe <3), 18) and Roseboro. WP.Sutton Lcickor <71 and Mll'lln, Barna· 16-41. LP-Buhl 10·2). I!R-Fa~rly no 171. WI'·Palmor 14-2) LP· 15th). Lamahe (1-1). HRS·Asee 13rdi, 8. Robln!onn 17th). · canvK $3.99 Sirloin SteQks .. Froth Ortun4, BHf, Yotl & hrt Melt Lo•f lb. 69c Cube Pork Ste1ka _ lb. 89c Fresh Ro11H1'1g Chickens lb 49c ' I Ever since the outdoor eookini fad began, we've been catering to the special needs of outdoor chefs. Chicken Bmst ___ lb. 59c CAP'N JOHN PIOIIN CAP'N ~OHN PROIIN WEINERS ·ALL ~!!EAT_ _ _ ,!!. .· c SKINLESS .,. 59 Ito ~~ 89c lO-Ibi. AVG. ANN PAGE YUKON CLUI Salad Dressing BEVERAGES • 49c Jar q. Sweet Pickles • 11 qt. jar 69c Tomatoes .... · ...... · lb. 35c StuHed Olives • 16-u. ar 98c CUCUMBIRS 0Grtln Peppers ·· · · · · 3for 29c SULTANA-IMALL OR LARGE A&P BRAND CHARCOAL 10 ~~ 6Sc FRESH CRISP Enriched Bread POTATO CHIPS J~b. 59C box 4 l·lb. 4-oz. loaves 89c JANI PARKEII-Ieod lplcod Cokt Cherry Pie ........ 8" pie 49c Spanish Bars ·· large liars 35c Tasty Dairy Selecti ons !· . d... '. : . White Cheese .. .. .. .. lb. 59c 3Sc ~~ LADIES COLORFUL 'ANN PAGI ltahan Dressing ·· pt. btl. 39c 2-lb. kL on Red Beans .......... can 29c Sultan.,_..lth Tomtto $11.1ce 2·111., 9.g cen Pork & Beans .. · .... · ca~29c DELICIOUS FLAVORS_ 61hL 49c Beach Bags Peanut Juner ••··•· Jar 59c "IUPIR.JUOIIT" SPICED ~· it"' 4< . '!! NEW! Soy's c ' TRUNKS llllant Milk 12-qt. plg. $1.05 SEE Instant CoHee 10-tz. jar 1.29 · FRAMING LUMBER · ITALIAN SANDALS ZORI SANDALS c pr In spite of ~ce raises, we ·our tegular low prices. have plenty for you at · t Doon t Windows rtCeillqg nle eEXTRA STURDY 30 QUART STYRENE FOAM ICE CHEST FOAM SOLES .00 MEN'S ASST. SWIM TRUNKS COPPERTONE LOTION •••h PRINTS l SOIJDS .88' c Pack of 20 Styrene 9 01. HOT or COLD CUPS II A~D R!ISJuli'r 95c 'Siu FAMILY SIZE ' THIS WEEK'S.SPECIALI ' 3oPIECE nt'ROOM . . el3" DIAMETER GRILL FOR PICNICS .. . BAIT BOX ..,._..--, . REG. $1.55 FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION . QaiWn ...... 4 rol pack 41 c LADIES' & CHILDREN'S ·Carload Sale I Co~ertone · ·· · 2-0z. tu.. 89c L\TIIiiQoM TIIIUI LADIES GENUINE LEATHER ' METROPOliTAN MOTORS OPIN THUllf, t TO & PltiDAY & lAY. fTO' CLOiiD lUNDAY & MONDAY MIIY 10-MIMORL\L DAY AlP IIRAHD pair /t URASS FINISH LEGS .3 POSITION GRILL SHOP EARLY FOR THE LONG WEEKEND IUN TAN' I.OTIGN ASST. STYLES Compare at $1.49 WNITI HOUSI .88 SWIM loose Tea .. · · 1~lt. pkg. 99c Elsie Pops .. .. .. .. 12 for 39c ; ' ASSORTED FABRICS COLORFUL . · OUR OWN $3.66 Slzea 10 to 18 . l ..........l.. luncheon Meat 12-oz. can 49c to CHROME GRILL , ., .. ANN Palt-CmMy or Kruncliv .88 .77~, ,..,, 12-or. cane SWIM SUITS Compare tl $2.99 l'. lORDEN'S FROZEN 10 LB. BAG CHILDRENS 1-Pc. or 2-Piece JAMAICA .SPORT SHORTS ' WIICONSIII-SHARP FRESH EGGS SUNNYBROOK MEDIUM GRADE A 20-LII. BAG $1.19 AlP llANO JANI PARK&R l Fin e Groce ry Fea tures ! tJ141•-- PORTAGI BRAND MADE WITH aunERMILK ~ 49c CANNED HAMS Hamburger Dills 11-qt. jar 49c Jane Parker Ba ked Foods l BRIQUETS lre•clecl Shrimp 10.0... Pkt· 75c SUPER·RIGHT Sweet Corn ...... 10 ears 69c ---'<·.' VACATION Bmclecl CocL 21b. pke. $1.09 IONQESS FULLY COOKED HOT HOUSE Cantaloupes · ·· · · · ·· each 49c CHARCOAL ::::::::=:==::..!.1 ... PLORIDA-PANCY TASTV Mason Society Notes Fried Flsli Fllleta 14-oz. plcg. He 1,....F_RE_SH_TU_RK_EYS_.\:~~';=: AUNT JANE'S....FRIIH POTATOES10 • 1-lb. plcg. 45c Beef Steak• 1-lb. 4-oz. pkg. 99c Egg Noodles ·· 1-lb. pkg. 29c lb. b•g Perch Fllllla _ CAI"N JOHN PIOZIN ANN PAGI-OUI "N!ST QUALITY U.S. No. 1 SIZE A NEW RED CAP'N IOitH PIIOZIN CA..... ~OHN PIIM:IN PINEST QUALITY Fresh, Festive Produc e 1 Rump Root lb. 99c lontltlls Chuck llollt lb. 79c l.eln Ground Chuck_.lb. 75c lb. 49c OUit r..,.. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 PM - SATURDAY TIL 9 PM EVEN BURNING One other reason we're so popular with "backyard bar~ers·: .. the quality of our "Super-Right" Meats. Quality so high, aome meat graded U.S. Choice just isn't perfect enough to be "Super-Right" Meat. Isthisagoodreason for shopping A1tP? It'soneofmany. lb. TOP ROUND ROAST Perch Dlnnen ___ tlch 39c 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. HIGH QUALITY FLA~IIIIIPROZ!N Many, many find just the steak, chops or chicken they want in our self·service meat departments. Others have specific needs ... the steak must be2ll"thick the chops douh'' thidt and so forth. That's no problem. If you don't see it ... just ask. We'll be happy to help you. THE SHOE BOX TENDIR-JUICY-BONELESI Chicken Legs Over the years, we've satisfied scores of thousands. NAVY BLUE- FADED BLUE- ~OWN- WHlTI c ,, .WEU., TRIMMED LEADERS ; Calif 0011 040 1100- 4 8 0 ' N.Y. 010 1110 000- 2 6 1 By Ualttd Prell lnlel'lll~..al sanford, Brunei (5) and NalioaaJ . Rodgers: Ford, Womack 12) .,1 G. AB. R. B. Pet. RenUI 151, Friend II) and ,Morgn, Hou 38110 22 41.350 Howard. WP·Brunel 11·2). LP· · Alou Pit! 31117 17 41 · Womack 11·1). HR·Mario i3rd). McCry, SF 32 93 14 !2 .341 . Hart, SF 39 116 ~ 49 ,J36 K.S.C. 0011 IIIII 1100- I 6 0 Hunt' NV 29107 24 36 .336 · Wash 000 0011 ~ 2 5 0 IPin,.;n, Cin 34 134 13 42 .313 Dobson, Wyatl 171 and Roof, Jones, NY 28 93 15 29 .312 Bryan 17), Suarez 18); Orlega, (Food, SIL 31133 13 41 .301 ~line 111. and Cas•nove. 1\P. F""nts, SF 27 99 12 30 .303 {line 12-2). LP-Wyatl <0.3). Smith, StL 34 125 14 17 .296 :IRS.Harrelson (2nd)., Lock American LeaJae (4th). IYA ·IOI CIWiriOll (II <lnslo a AmerlcaaiAaJO• MiM 200 0011 000- 2 6 2 Boston 130 310 OIIX- 11 16 0 Pascual, Perry (2), ClDlll1o (4), Roggenburk <7) and Battey; : Santiago, Radatz <9) and Tillman. WP-Santiago !H). LP.Pasoual fl-3). HRS-Ya• trz•lll!ki (6th), Con I g II sr o . -~· -_..,......... By ~ ~ w..... '!_~lther Line Scores ,. , with encourl!M him to yin, "'ei>rd of 13 set by Joi;Tllnt[th• 111-yeiH!d hurter said; "He Colnbl hick 11t 1110. • !ouMiillhufllut to oub- 111111 mo .llu'ee thlngo !Uvety . , mts Bomlr clue Ute Tilers, a.o, In lha •.,. leiter I get. . l.e6l1 Wagner bit blJ Old e of D.o·oi· 'n!esday. Dlabl'o "Always be oay, 'Keep in hom.,. of .111• aouoi::'atior. w.u · ".... ihape ami mii goi !at' Alael,. eJ&i•l4 lu """'" T'ii!i'a opener 7oi 00 Don Wort'• eiClrth remind me, 'Get dle 01'!1 bitter The lndlaJ!s scored . lbelr lllllinJilnale. In every lniJinl,, .. ,,·d nellet plteh tun ID, the IIIIJI h to body Aicue s •IDCIO a ""'"''Ill The gplit kept Cleveland 2\1 hlg DO ' by pitcher ~ Aguirre lam!' ahead of the '""'nd The result of this advice aid k "'·ton'• ''""'• place Tilers. Tiant's ability to follow It 19 the Chue ""' • ~·· • Tlant po•"•• hlo fourth shu~ tetter has vaulted him to lnd· In the opener, Wort broh out of ' the ..... seaBOO struck out ing the major league• 1n shut• a horne-run oont-1 .. wben •· "" while waikllll! 1hreo. ouiB and set him on the way lo gled off reliever Steve ~;;;ttn~ his father in CUba shattering an American League In for !tarter Bell, 'Harh Sllatont ":"'wder ~m~ • SupL Burdette Presents Diplomas Monday To ~966.\Vahama High Graduating Class i'iew Haven , News Notes ' •79:50 (No I $z.aa C of Patk pair 20 CREST TOOTHPASTE MENS HI FASHION WALKING SHORTS ' ~-GALLON SIZE STYRENE PICNIC JU·G s Colleot-Ancl FrM lOURS OF INSu¥'J'ION 57i . ' ' '- ,. �. ' :· RED BARN FROZEN STEAKS18 oz.. pkg. You Can Find All · Your Picnic Needs At · • ··. ' 1 ,,' ' ;' Tiny's Foodland . .' .. ' . ' OPEN SUNDAY ' I OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS . . ' _} 1 HIGH HANDLE ALKASELTZER BANANA SEATS TENDER :·BEST BAYER'S ASPIRIN 66 ' CHOCOLATE SYRUP I BONUS BUY DAIRY ' FAIR FOR ICE MILK •.OR HAMBURGER BUNS . COPPE'RTONE Carton -< · .'. All Flavors 16 oz. , can F.~ .. ~I : " 2lb. BARS box BONUS BUY ·- -----FOODLAND CANNED I; ' OIL . ' • • ' - .; I . NEW NEW · TOMATOES EASY MONDAY BLUE SOAP POWDER · · •COLA eORANGE •GRAPE eROOTBEER 12oz. . j ' ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU T I Ny s I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY 3 Cartons STYRAFOAM PICNIC COOLERS ' LOW LOW PRICE Quart CHARCOAL LIGHTER FLUID , I ' . BOX . . .~ ~ '-.• ' Pkg. · ~· · of 6 • FACIAL TISSUES LARGE BOX 0. 1 • BOX ' ,._• ... ~ . - . . ·._ • • • • : •... --- - --~--- - • . ' ,, ' .:. .• - .. a. •• _ .. ,.;.,.. ..... .,. . ~-- - ... ~·~--- -f~·t::tl;"";_,_ -~' .1, ,, .. ..... ..,..... ..'~-,,..._..•,,,,., ..•; . .. ' ',. ' ' :;: :: :: = ' I r., < ii . ~ = ; .". .,'· ' 1t il . I • ' BOX ,r ' 200 OPEN SUNDAY 10· BOX I~ LARGE ' Uiji wj*V ~ ~ OF PLASTIC STRAWS c t1 .1J~'' """" rt 0 ::l BOX ~ .: ,. "... -·. ,."'., ,. WIIH SAFETY LOCKS . _', '. . ' - WERNER . ALUMINUM .LADDERS ' ' I . ' ' ' lI ~ LADIES HOUSE DRESSES . ' .i - . c LARGE . PERT 9 ftc 7 ¥.1 Gallon J 1 BON.US BUY . NEW FAIRMONT FRUIT DRINK 98 PLASTIC STRAWS SHOE DEPT. For The ·. Whole Family · cans CELLO PACK ' I . ·~ . COMPLETE .DISCOUNT GIANT SIZE FANS I ., ED RIPE LB. BASKET " ' •fl! ELECTRIC MOTOR 10-20w. OIL • • · • • • QUART CANS R~G. $1.45 .. c ____. .--SUNTAN ~ LOJION oa c ¥l Gal. , 9X1l - GOLDEN CRUST ll. OFF ON 1 PKG. OF 8's 63 . c REG. 100· TABLETS . HOT DOG • AREA, SHOP AT TINY SI BARS · HERSHEY ' With ~ BONUS BUY ' AND WREATHS IN THIS ·\ Bicycles : ~ AND MONDAY · J :d ' ' ' - FOR THE LARGEST SELECTION I ,:: ' 1 . ' ' . �. ' :· RED BARN FROZEN STEAKS18 oz.. pkg. You Can Find All · Your Picnic Needs At · • ··. ' 1 ,,' ' ;' Tiny's Foodland . .' .. ' . ' OPEN SUNDAY ' I OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS . . ' _} 1 HIGH HANDLE ALKASELTZER BANANA SEATS TENDER :·BEST BAYER'S ASPIRIN 66 ' CHOCOLATE SYRUP I BONUS BUY DAIRY ' FAIR FOR ICE MILK •.OR HAMBURGER BUNS . COPPE'RTONE Carton -< · .'. All Flavors 16 oz. , can F.~ .. ~I : " 2lb. BARS box BONUS BUY ·- -----FOODLAND CANNED I; ' OIL . ' • • ' - .; I . NEW NEW · TOMATOES EASY MONDAY BLUE SOAP POWDER · · •COLA eORANGE •GRAPE eROOTBEER 12oz. . j ' ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU T I Ny s I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY 3 Cartons STYRAFOAM PICNIC COOLERS ' LOW LOW PRICE Quart CHARCOAL LIGHTER FLUID , I ' . BOX . . .~ ~ '-.• ' Pkg. · ~· · of 6 • FACIAL TISSUES LARGE BOX 0. 1 • BOX ' ,._• ... ~ . - . . ·._ • • • • : •... --- - --~--- - • . ' ,, ' .:. .• - .. a. •• _ .. ,.;.,.. ..... .,. . ~-- - ... ~·~--- -f~·t::tl;"";_,_ -~' .1, ,, .. ..... ..,..... ..'~-,,..._..•,,,,., ..•; . .. ' ',. ' ' :;: :: :: = ' I r., < ii . ~ = ; .". .,'· ' 1t il . I • ' BOX ,r ' 200 OPEN SUNDAY 10· BOX I~ LARGE ' Uiji wj*V ~ ~ OF PLASTIC STRAWS c t1 .1J~'' """" rt 0 ::l BOX ~ .: ,. "... -·. ,."'., ,. WIIH SAFETY LOCKS . _', '. . ' - WERNER . ALUMINUM .LADDERS ' ' I . ' ' ' lI ~ LADIES HOUSE DRESSES . ' .i - . c LARGE . PERT 9 ftc 7 ¥.1 Gallon J 1 BON.US BUY . NEW FAIRMONT FRUIT DRINK 98 PLASTIC STRAWS SHOE DEPT. For The ·. Whole Family · cans CELLO PACK ' I . ·~ . COMPLETE .DISCOUNT GIANT SIZE FANS I ., ED RIPE LB. BASKET " ' •fl! ELECTRIC MOTOR 10-20w. OIL • • · • • • QUART CANS R~G. $1.45 .. c ____. .--SUNTAN ~ LOJION oa c ¥l Gal. , 9X1l - GOLDEN CRUST ll. OFF ON 1 PKG. OF 8's 63 . c REG. 100· TABLETS . HOT DOG • AREA, SHOP AT TINY SI BARS · HERSHEY ' With ~ BONUS BUY ' AND WREATHS IN THIS ·\ Bicycles : ~ AND MONDAY · J :d ' ' ' - FOR THE LARGEST SELECTION I ,:: ' 1 . ' ' . �···. • \ .I ' " . l .,, Dally Sentinel, • Medical · Pr.ilbi~ms ' s t~gg;Bng Laos ~lng-. ~ ;!',y::::: !~· ~· ; ! ' i-·~f' . ' ' 0 01 1 Ar 1111 _ 01 rts to get at the 10011 LaoU..; sen\l'l' VJEN'!'l~NE, taos (UP!) . pe try , , . •a, ---:,:0.-.;"·e: ,_.t>!!!l """!' delat holes In , . . _ . .. . · , '!'be tunted child was 10 years of the nauon s ,... pb 11183 center OOJ&Ceni iu "'" old ~but be didn't look. a day by teaching bet: ·~. paUents to sleep but nobudy waa Injured In the ' • f' ._ better baby care, w the' beda during the Ihospital Itself. ov;;llp:~o doctor Rustico Gotico sanitation and the benefits oil=·" n\lf88 Wilma That affray was the second of prodded the youngster's groteo- purebred_ hog~ th mood is a Padayao of Dagan, isabella, two major gatUes thel I swollen abdomen, and Operation . ro e I . Ulng another atreel battle beeh fought around OB Yhis skinny arms and legs. ' Ujlique combmatlon ~f ptvate , r;c~letlane lD early 1961i. "The quarters in Vletiane In the past "Th. has had chronic I mlhative and mterna tona coo-l bel fled and the docton siJ years. '.s ofnoer years before his peration. OB itseli is a private, local ~ the hospital scrUb- OB workers in the field have . rna Iana ft any directed camped m ' · lth L • mother brought him here," he non-pro I ~~m~ ' bin the floors tbemse]Ves and &]SO bad. ~ live W ~OS said "His spleen is so swollen from the Phth~pmes. a tre!ting the wounded soldiers chronic CIVil war. One me(hcal that. we may have to operate to It operat~s m Laon under came in." Iteam ·had to abandon tbeir kee it from bursting." . contract With the U.S. Agency lh;\,. 1961i batUe caught hospital in Sam Neua Province G~tico moved from child to fol lnter~attonal Development 0 oration Broth~hood In the when It fell to Communist child in the pediatrics ward of tAIDL whtch pays the blUs. llsl ,Jddle The contending armies rebels. The team trekked days the U.S.-supported Operation work ~~ ~vers~n by a councl Ibad nillitaey posts next to the aeross the ~aountains to reacb Brvtherhood (QB) Hospital in of ad~Jmstr~~on, appo~!~ by Ihospital and near the OB living ! friendly terntory. Vi~>ntiane Peasant Lao moth· the pnme mmtster of . ters with a half a mile of Despite the dangers, OB er; sq~atted beside. th~ir . L :or\ of ~!~rsa dozen ~:~~~an'~ land in betw~n. Icontinues to expand. It. stalr:s~ children's beds, watchwg htm doc=~ ofs i~s own, so OB's Used Wa~ie Talkie a.s a small J:~,;:a:bers of with frightened eyes. t d I~~lllpinos provift.e the backbone ''We commumcated. between fCmanced c~y in the Philippines The young doctor s oo . . the hospital and the quarters ommer ' between their infants and the of .wh;,tt me~:alal ser~tc~~! by walkie talkie/' Miss Paday· Australia, New ~aland and needless diseases which kiU a~at.lable to 1 mos Iao S'8id. '"Illey drove food to United States. It grew muc about half the children ina~"'· m~~:n ~:~~ staff has lost the doctors in the OB bigDger in : ·towh:~p~ Ui~ The scene between o teo ed th I mbulance because the soldters AI agre . and the peasant women is I lives as well as sa~ e~; :ould stop shooting when they activities as the most effective . " ted hundreds of times a I Two women nurs~s ~ a m ed ,. Imedical program in Laos. tepea . d medical techntctan were saw the r cross. da between other L'Botians an . . y r . f thP unique aid drowned on Aprtl 10 when their . other F> tpm;~OOpc;alion Broth- canoe overturned. A male nurse program ca 1 was killed in 1959 when · a erhood. I tropical storm crushed the • • 11 Hos itals Operate s ~~ 0f 131 · house in which he was sleeping. 10: OB has a sta. . An OB accountant was shut to W ""l Filipinos operating sox death by a trigger happy , · UP!) --Secreta- our far-reaching, persistent in the prtmlllve ktng om o 1.. NEW YORK < 'dl ff rts to bring the other side Laos. They performed more of Stat~ Dean Ru~k. sat e o e ace table We shall tlmn l,OOO operations last year, sIS night he I remain took more tha.n 9,000 p:att~nts go to .nnme Ja~y o repared tD go to Gen~va into their hospttals and treated peace talks wllh the . m~~ fmmediately whenever there is more than 80,000 out-pattents. f38S nists to end the war,~~ body there with whom to OB medical teams push mto [ Nam with "no gtmmt~ s, noi~:Yotiate peace. Bull . am = '"u . - . ·r. bad o .. May 25, Salvation Army Wor~ers Announced by Envoy Wining ' ) • ' Wool Gathering About = :aid i: AND HEATING . ~/: I Phont WY 2-2550 I ON 111JKE- Actress Susan Oliver 1s on mike, but not tor her familiar role o~ television's "Peyton Place. A skilled filot with a eo~ merclal ice nse, she • checking In .with a oontrol th: I tower. Rusk Readyto Talk peace • ks Wlt.th No Gmmuck TflC ~spital: Sgt. park • 1' fefred wa~w;l\mg, ~ ~n~ue~ose elfo~. ~~pit~l~ngl~~ :r~~:nd mo~..:~ .I To Huntington de~:-:,:;!;• :;:;,~~Ue, that, c~~fid~nt that t~ U~te! s~~~ mea Cont'IDUed war on Ky HUE, South Viet Nam (UP!) -A ranking anti- government eral in this rebelUous north· : city vowed Tuesday efforts to topple, Premier yen Cao Ky "will continue" despite the wresting of Da Nang from rebel control and Ky's m!~:~~ :~inho~:~,~=~ F~~~:~~ ~; :~n th~ ~untt~ne" --=====- • JN Hosplta ews --- . c~~e~:~~ I churcb ~111 ~eel ~~~.•t While SUlphur Sprlnp, ......,., He w1D be succeeded bJ the 118'1. Richard J. Schaefer, for. merly serving at Fairmont, W. Va., where be wu ~II o.;;;;~~!!,!!;; ••,.,., .,._,_ :!'eo~e!f~ '::p ::: -;:;.;;;I by Bishop Joseph H. JlodCeo, ~~~~I :e:.:~~~~~~~~~il D. D. Bishop of the Dloceat, If make Wheeling, W. Va. WAII-ST CHA'I'ItR QStern ·~:~:~; !I ;r. ROUND STEAK ' DUDLEY'S ~ <<o:<:<:<:<.:<::~<.:<:S: 1 Clean-Up Sale FABRICS From our extensive Bulova Graduation Collection. oft 89c Yd. watc~es. The Bui!WI guperlor sell·wiRdingrotor REG. TO 2.49 YD. automatically kll!)s JM' Bulowa lully woundwith tile sl11htest motion ot ~our wrist. Lit our W&tcll Eaperta help you choose from our fine Bulowa Collection ol Se\1-Windlnll Witches-~ prlctd trcn $39.91 I CROSSES I HEARTS IPIUOWS 1/2 No wander Blllml~ leader In a.lf.windln;. WILL LAST FOR YEARS and 1.49 yd. 1 · ....... ALL 45" WIDE eSumrner ShHro eDrlp Drys e Btaedlng Madras A BULOVA Cotton Blonds TO PLEASE WILL BLOOM ALL SUMMER eBrocodas • Rayon• Metal Flow(!r Boxes . . . eiCIO% DAcron ' FILL~D WITH BLooMING PLOWERS SHOP EARLY! Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns WY 2-2284 POMEROY 115 W. SECOND OHIO OPiiiPIIDAY II SATURDAY TIL I P.M. DUDLEY'S:· French/City wieners have tlJat good meat allspice • •••• •• cinnamon • • 'e •• • cardamon PRODUCE LE TT UCE .............. 2 heads.-i9c IAN AN AS .................. -J~.lOc LEMONS ............... ,.. doL49c FROZE!I FRENCH FRIED Potatoes l '· 2 29t' Salad Dressing i•r ftavor. Of course, there's a reason for this mellow goodness. Only protein-packed cuta of beef and pork are used and blended with imported spicfa (the kind every good cook baa on her kitdia~ spice shelf.) It's then gently smoked with the tangy aroma of hardwood embers to give ,w the best tasting wiener you'll find anywhera. They're pre-cooked so you don't have to. 39c - That's for sw:el I~ ... and gently smoked! 4~hl 99c. - RADIOS ,i r f I' • i ........ Prf- .!J, &Frostina;Mix•··10~ . •'' l· Full l !' . .w~" ' ' •' .: ;"•. ' 59'"· 2nd. ~~~~· MtDDI.i~RT. :'oHIQ i ' ZENITH . ' ' . Cherry JIFFY qt. .~~. The Fabri., Shop Motorists Urged to Use Care Just heat for plump tender ~ " EVERY GRAD flavorful & wholesome ! Ground Beef THANK YOU eSllk Orga11111 ea-r Cottons c SALAD BOWL COMBINATION PLANTS • lb. CEMETERY BOUQUETS SAVE UP TO • ••• pepper • •, •. • .' ' Sirloin &T-Bone Steaks"'· 8!c Smoked Picnic Hams 39c PERMANENT A FINE SELECTION OF ' LB. FLOW.ERS Y•llow, c nts Night I Pare. • Held by Latm Cl. b f f HIIIIMG ''II" tbndumt, .... ltctd t7 ltWII wltdl tllll tllllt alld ~It el 1 (IUC4. 1!4jc1111blt apaqlllll belld. i' :~ J~~cr~ o·a~~pa~':,.: ! c~~~at~wa~; ~~rlt"J~:u-1 th~~ni;:r~~s =tedwi~~ ' "l THE DAILY SENTINEL promises of elections In meet ThurSday at 8 p.m. There medicine to villages that . . such peace talks, the :Will a so co~: to assure I tember; re meanwhile will be a program and refr•b- "]ii;:;~' always before had . treated : PT. PLEASANT - Sgt. H. E. United States must win in Viet mar :e n slon Southeast :'ng:: ti.at Tam Chau, ments. • disease by propthalmg evtl r ·- ks, who has served ~s head Nam ~e~~se the ~nfltct ther~ I~~a do~rr!t succeed." I ;e el:ed chairman of the THE ONE WON ONE spirits. . . . :of the local State Poltce de· is a 'cnbcal test ~~ fi?e. s~, , I • e Unified Bud· of p ero First Boptistl 0 tachment past eight :: cabled his !olThursday, at and medical technicians to months,_ hto here he will a Viet Nam because the lowers to end their demonstt:a· 7:30 p.m.•. at the bame of Mrs. replace spirit doctors of the 1o d:tachment ••What is going to move us thtre is a "critical test" of the tions against Ky and work with Elmer Wickham. Mrs. ' e~ 0. d C bell L'ncoln ,, d Mace" he said ''is if · so-called "wars of liberation" the govern1nent for a compro- Skinner will be devotlooal past . · whu:h me1u es a , 1 wwar r- · , .' C . the ti , political And even further afield, OB dW ~unl'tes with North Viet Nam, wtth the advocated by world ommu· ouse to na on s er. 1an aynel!v · 'h · ·· uarters in Huntington. backing of Peking, relmqulS es , rusm. cns!S. . .MIDDLEPORT WCTU • --~ q Parks will he succeeded Its determlnalion to lake over I In Satgon, the Ky glnovethrnment meet1hurr' y evening at 7:30 Sgt Jack South Viet Nam by force ." • won another battle e reth H tb M thod' ~ ~omt Ple~sa~~ti~~ of. "When the frosting Is off tho I volt when riot police chased an- p m. at e ea e "' arsons, . . " Rusk S'8id ''lt comes U-govemment students from Church.------- - -- County, formerly stattoned ' ._ ' Saigon University's student unHotzer Hospital: Visiting "D" company at t'rmceto~, ''If ~~ ~~~p coming-do you ion. DMNATlONS hours l-4 and 1-8 p m. Parents Va. where he was 4th , et out ~f the way or do you U 0 The stutft!nts, who had occuonly on Pediatrics Ward. Sergeant of the area, lncludmg g t the ' We shall meet I The Eastern High School pled the student union for al- In ancient tlmea, the words Admiss\ons McDowell and Mercer countle~. ~ ,, m. Latin Club held its annual par- most 24 hours in a protest over which meant divination Robert W. Garnes, 137 Sgt Parsons. will assume~" :::;;k said that despite the enls' night May 10, at the high government military action a- the four elements were: Dlvlo-11 Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Jacob Mar· duties m Pomt Pleasant Sy. civil strUe in South Viet Nam school. gainst rebels in Da Nang, were ation by fire, pyromancyj kle, 105 Cedar St; Wilham Sgt. Parks will replace gt. tbe extent of the Commuousted by baton-wielding riot air, aeromancy; by water, Harold Wood. Patriot, Mrs. Lu- Bob Casey: ~ 16 year . nisi a~ free world commit· AU first year '!':mbers were pollee at dawn WedneSday. No dromancy; by earth, geotman-11 ther E. Hunt, Rt. I Gallipolis; who Is retirmg on a disability. ment "I think peace will reqmred to exhibit a IDjuries were reported. cy. Mrs. Lula ~- Pinlon, Rt. 1 Other members of the local com;" to be graded by the Northup: Mrs. Amerdee Oldak· detachment are Troopers, Ru~k made hi! remarks at a A play was presented for Ute er, Grimms Landing; van B. Seymour and Rudy E. 0 Dell. , on ForeiSD ~Relations parents by the club. The club Stover, Pt. Pleasant Wallie W. where American foreign took a field trip to Columbus Hart, Rl. i Leon; Mrs. George Auto Mishap Report correspondent Malcom! W. on Saturday, May 14 · A. Hill, Rt. f Racine; Mrs. Hen. . . ()fficialo Browne was awarded the first the new Museum of S. r:v Beaver Chester: Mrs. Rose R Murrow fellowship. and Industry. J. Mayfield, Gate, Mich.; SherPLEASAN~ ~ !':s ,_ fellow~hlp was established The club thenks the Heart YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ry M. C<lmer Ravenswood Mrs. en tedone tcarth:usM~son County the Columbia Broadcasting Fund for sponsormg its tour of Marion c. Lewis, Jackson; Mrs. por , 0 foundation lD memory the museum and Mrs. Parker J . Howard Nicholson, Rt. 5 Sheriff~ department UTuesday. the former CBS reporter. for her cooperation and '•"ler.ll ~<.:~~<.:<.:'<o:"<:<.:<S Athens. The rr shap apparen y In his address to the 550 ship during the year. The JuoDiscbarges red late Mo~y mg~ or assembled guests, Rusk noted ior Classica1 League pins have 'l'llesday mornmg w n a car th famillar " ith been ordered. Mrs. Erwin R. Arrowood, Mrs. with three youthJ as passengers ;tha:,t=ey~w~er;,:•:_::;;:::::._";::..;;:~.;;.::;;.,;~===="j A. Lloyd, Mrs. Esla Bunch, ran off the highway and over Jeanna M. Busch, Mrs. Pearle an embankment on V. Buttrick, Mrs. R. Foster Road. Champer, Martha J. Fick, According to Information reJcseph C. Hurlow, Mrs. F. ceived by the sheriff's Keith Moore. Mrs. Duane J. ment, passengers In the Murrav, Mrs. Meriett Sanders, were taken to Thomas MemorMrs. M. Irene Shoemaker, Mrs. ial hospital. The car was reLARGE SELECTION OF Francis W. Smith, Mrs. Lewis ported owned by Jerry A. E. Young, and Mrs. C. Ray- dy of Nitro, W. Va. The accl·-11 morn:l Wyant and nfant son. dent is under investigation. ln and THE ANNUAL MAY eon of the Afternoon Circle Heath Methodist Church wfll held Thursday afternoon at p.m. The meat, dessert and Father O'Reilly is erage will be furnished by Being Moved on . hostesses. Members are DEVUTED ro INTERESI Of PT. PLEASANT- Tbe 118'1. take a covered dlsb and MEIGS - MASON A.KEA service. Hostesses are Mrs. • ..........,.... Moore, Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. flnnenm. litw b f the t 12 i!att. Wayne Givvons and Mrs. C. Churc or pas y has been appointed ao palllor E~~·SPRINGS G"tnge, ·wlUI of tho St. Charlea Borrom~ . (, �···. • \ .I ' " . l .,, Dally Sentinel, • Medical · Pr.ilbi~ms ' s t~gg;Bng Laos ~lng-. ~ ;!',y::::: !~· ~· ; ! ' i-·~f' . ' ' 0 01 1 Ar 1111 _ 01 rts to get at the 10011 LaoU..; sen\l'l' VJEN'!'l~NE, taos (UP!) . pe try , , . •a, ---:,:0.-.;"·e: ,_.t>!!!l """!' delat holes In , . . _ . .. . · , '!'be tunted child was 10 years of the nauon s ,... pb 11183 center OOJ&Ceni iu "'" old ~but be didn't look. a day by teaching bet: ·~. paUents to sleep but nobudy waa Injured In the ' • f' ._ better baby care, w the' beda during the Ihospital Itself. ov;;llp:~o doctor Rustico Gotico sanitation and the benefits oil=·" n\lf88 Wilma That affray was the second of prodded the youngster's groteo- purebred_ hog~ th mood is a Padayao of Dagan, isabella, two major gatUes thel I swollen abdomen, and Operation . ro e I . Ulng another atreel battle beeh fought around OB Yhis skinny arms and legs. ' Ujlique combmatlon ~f ptvate , r;c~letlane lD early 1961i. "The quarters in Vletiane In the past "Th. has had chronic I mlhative and mterna tona coo-l bel fled and the docton siJ years. '.s ofnoer years before his peration. OB itseli is a private, local ~ the hospital scrUb- OB workers in the field have . rna Iana ft any directed camped m ' · lth L • mother brought him here," he non-pro I ~~m~ ' bin the floors tbemse]Ves and &]SO bad. ~ live W ~OS said "His spleen is so swollen from the Phth~pmes. a tre!ting the wounded soldiers chronic CIVil war. One me(hcal that. we may have to operate to It operat~s m Laon under came in." Iteam ·had to abandon tbeir kee it from bursting." . contract With the U.S. Agency lh;\,. 1961i batUe caught hospital in Sam Neua Province G~tico moved from child to fol lnter~attonal Development 0 oration Broth~hood In the when It fell to Communist child in the pediatrics ward of tAIDL whtch pays the blUs. llsl ,Jddle The contending armies rebels. The team trekked days the U.S.-supported Operation work ~~ ~vers~n by a councl Ibad nillitaey posts next to the aeross the ~aountains to reacb Brvtherhood (QB) Hospital in of ad~Jmstr~~on, appo~!~ by Ihospital and near the OB living ! friendly terntory. Vi~>ntiane Peasant Lao moth· the pnme mmtster of . ters with a half a mile of Despite the dangers, OB er; sq~atted beside. th~ir . L :or\ of ~!~rsa dozen ~:~~~an'~ land in betw~n. Icontinues to expand. It. stalr:s~ children's beds, watchwg htm doc=~ ofs i~s own, so OB's Used Wa~ie Talkie a.s a small J:~,;:a:bers of with frightened eyes. t d I~~lllpinos provift.e the backbone ''We commumcated. between fCmanced c~y in the Philippines The young doctor s oo . . the hospital and the quarters ommer ' between their infants and the of .wh;,tt me~:alal ser~tc~~! by walkie talkie/' Miss Paday· Australia, New ~aland and needless diseases which kiU a~at.lable to 1 mos Iao S'8id. '"Illey drove food to United States. It grew muc about half the children ina~"'· m~~:n ~:~~ staff has lost the doctors in the OB bigDger in : ·towh:~p~ Ui~ The scene between o teo ed th I mbulance because the soldters AI agre . and the peasant women is I lives as well as sa~ e~; :ould stop shooting when they activities as the most effective . " ted hundreds of times a I Two women nurs~s ~ a m ed ,. Imedical program in Laos. tepea . d medical techntctan were saw the r cross. da between other L'Botians an . . y r . f thP unique aid drowned on Aprtl 10 when their . other F> tpm;~OOpc;alion Broth- canoe overturned. A male nurse program ca 1 was killed in 1959 when · a erhood. I tropical storm crushed the • • 11 Hos itals Operate s ~~ 0f 131 · house in which he was sleeping. 10: OB has a sta. . An OB accountant was shut to W ""l Filipinos operating sox death by a trigger happy , · UP!) --Secreta- our far-reaching, persistent in the prtmlllve ktng om o 1.. NEW YORK < 'dl ff rts to bring the other side Laos. They performed more of Stat~ Dean Ru~k. sat e o e ace table We shall tlmn l,OOO operations last year, sIS night he I remain took more tha.n 9,000 p:att~nts go to .nnme Ja~y o repared tD go to Gen~va into their hospttals and treated peace talks wllh the . m~~ fmmediately whenever there is more than 80,000 out-pattents. f38S nists to end the war,~~ body there with whom to OB medical teams push mto [ Nam with "no gtmmt~ s, noi~:Yotiate peace. Bull . am = '"u . - . ·r. bad o .. May 25, Salvation Army Wor~ers Announced by Envoy Wining ' ) • ' Wool Gathering About = :aid i: AND HEATING . ~/: I Phont WY 2-2550 I ON 111JKE- Actress Susan Oliver 1s on mike, but not tor her familiar role o~ television's "Peyton Place. A skilled filot with a eo~ merclal ice nse, she • checking In .with a oontrol th: I tower. Rusk Readyto Talk peace • ks Wlt.th No Gmmuck TflC ~spital: Sgt. park • 1' fefred wa~w;l\mg, ~ ~n~ue~ose elfo~. ~~pit~l~ngl~~ :r~~:nd mo~..:~ .I To Huntington de~:-:,:;!;• :;:;,~~Ue, that, c~~fid~nt that t~ U~te! s~~~ mea Cont'IDUed war on Ky HUE, South Viet Nam (UP!) -A ranking anti- government eral in this rebelUous north· : city vowed Tuesday efforts to topple, Premier yen Cao Ky "will continue" despite the wresting of Da Nang from rebel control and Ky's m!~:~~ :~inho~:~,~=~ F~~~:~~ ~; :~n th~ ~untt~ne" --=====- • JN Hosplta ews --- . c~~e~:~~ I churcb ~111 ~eel ~~~.•t While SUlphur Sprlnp, ......,., He w1D be succeeded bJ the 118'1. Richard J. Schaefer, for. merly serving at Fairmont, W. Va., where be wu ~II o.;;;;~~!!,!!;; ••,.,., .,._,_ :!'eo~e!f~ '::p ::: -;:;.;;;I by Bishop Joseph H. JlodCeo, ~~~~I :e:.:~~~~~~~~~il D. D. Bishop of the Dloceat, If make Wheeling, W. Va. WAII-ST CHA'I'ItR QStern ·~:~:~; !I ;r. ROUND STEAK ' DUDLEY'S ~ <<o:<:<:<:<.:<::~<.:<:S: 1 Clean-Up Sale FABRICS From our extensive Bulova Graduation Collection. oft 89c Yd. watc~es. The Bui!WI guperlor sell·wiRdingrotor REG. TO 2.49 YD. automatically kll!)s JM' Bulowa lully woundwith tile sl11htest motion ot ~our wrist. Lit our W&tcll Eaperta help you choose from our fine Bulowa Collection ol Se\1-Windlnll Witches-~ prlctd trcn $39.91 I CROSSES I HEARTS IPIUOWS 1/2 No wander Blllml~ leader In a.lf.windln;. WILL LAST FOR YEARS and 1.49 yd. 1 · ....... ALL 45" WIDE eSumrner ShHro eDrlp Drys e Btaedlng Madras A BULOVA Cotton Blonds TO PLEASE WILL BLOOM ALL SUMMER eBrocodas • Rayon• Metal Flow(!r Boxes . . . eiCIO% DAcron ' FILL~D WITH BLooMING PLOWERS SHOP EARLY! Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns WY 2-2284 POMEROY 115 W. SECOND OHIO OPiiiPIIDAY II SATURDAY TIL I P.M. DUDLEY'S:· French/City wieners have tlJat good meat allspice • •••• •• cinnamon • • 'e •• • cardamon PRODUCE LE TT UCE .............. 2 heads.-i9c IAN AN AS .................. -J~.lOc LEMONS ............... ,.. doL49c FROZE!I FRENCH FRIED Potatoes l '· 2 29t' Salad Dressing i•r ftavor. Of course, there's a reason for this mellow goodness. Only protein-packed cuta of beef and pork are used and blended with imported spicfa (the kind every good cook baa on her kitdia~ spice shelf.) It's then gently smoked with the tangy aroma of hardwood embers to give ,w the best tasting wiener you'll find anywhera. They're pre-cooked so you don't have to. 39c - That's for sw:el I~ ... and gently smoked! 4~hl 99c. - RADIOS ,i r f I' • i ........ Prf- .!J, &Frostina;Mix•··10~ . •'' l· Full l !' . .w~" ' ' •' .: ;"•. ' 59'"· 2nd. ~~~~· MtDDI.i~RT. :'oHIQ i ' ZENITH . ' ' . Cherry JIFFY qt. .~~. The Fabri., Shop Motorists Urged to Use Care Just heat for plump tender ~ " EVERY GRAD flavorful & wholesome ! Ground Beef THANK YOU eSllk Orga11111 ea-r Cottons c SALAD BOWL COMBINATION PLANTS • lb. CEMETERY BOUQUETS SAVE UP TO • ••• pepper • •, •. • .' ' Sirloin &T-Bone Steaks"'· 8!c Smoked Picnic Hams 39c PERMANENT A FINE SELECTION OF ' LB. FLOW.ERS Y•llow, c nts Night I Pare. • Held by Latm Cl. b f f HIIIIMG ''II" tbndumt, .... ltctd t7 ltWII wltdl tllll tllllt alld ~It el 1 (IUC4. 1!4jc1111blt apaqlllll belld. i' :~ J~~cr~ o·a~~pa~':,.: ! c~~~at~wa~; ~~rlt"J~:u-1 th~~ni;:r~~s =tedwi~~ ' "l THE DAILY SENTINEL promises of elections In meet ThurSday at 8 p.m. There medicine to villages that . . such peace talks, the :Will a so co~: to assure I tember; re meanwhile will be a program and refr•b- "]ii;:;~' always before had . treated : PT. PLEASANT - Sgt. H. E. United States must win in Viet mar :e n slon Southeast :'ng:: ti.at Tam Chau, ments. • disease by propthalmg evtl r ·- ks, who has served ~s head Nam ~e~~se the ~nfltct ther~ I~~a do~rr!t succeed." I ;e el:ed chairman of the THE ONE WON ONE spirits. . . . :of the local State Poltce de· is a 'cnbcal test ~~ fi?e. s~, , I • e Unified Bud· of p ero First Boptistl 0 tachment past eight :: cabled his !olThursday, at and medical technicians to months,_ hto here he will a Viet Nam because the lowers to end their demonstt:a· 7:30 p.m.•. at the bame of Mrs. replace spirit doctors of the 1o d:tachment ••What is going to move us thtre is a "critical test" of the tions against Ky and work with Elmer Wickham. Mrs. ' e~ 0. d C bell L'ncoln ,, d Mace" he said ''is if · so-called "wars of liberation" the govern1nent for a compro- Skinner will be devotlooal past . · whu:h me1u es a , 1 wwar r- · , .' C . the ti , political And even further afield, OB dW ~unl'tes with North Viet Nam, wtth the advocated by world ommu· ouse to na on s er. 1an aynel!v · 'h · ·· uarters in Huntington. backing of Peking, relmqulS es , rusm. cns!S. . .MIDDLEPORT WCTU • --~ q Parks will he succeeded Its determlnalion to lake over I In Satgon, the Ky glnovethrnment meet1hurr' y evening at 7:30 Sgt Jack South Viet Nam by force ." • won another battle e reth H tb M thod' ~ ~omt Ple~sa~~ti~~ of. "When the frosting Is off tho I volt when riot police chased an- p m. at e ea e "' arsons, . . " Rusk S'8id ''lt comes U-govemment students from Church.------- - -- County, formerly stattoned ' ._ ' Saigon University's student unHotzer Hospital: Visiting "D" company at t'rmceto~, ''If ~~ ~~~p coming-do you ion. DMNATlONS hours l-4 and 1-8 p m. Parents Va. where he was 4th , et out ~f the way or do you U 0 The stutft!nts, who had occuonly on Pediatrics Ward. Sergeant of the area, lncludmg g t the ' We shall meet I The Eastern High School pled the student union for al- In ancient tlmea, the words Admiss\ons McDowell and Mercer countle~. ~ ,, m. Latin Club held its annual par- most 24 hours in a protest over which meant divination Robert W. Garnes, 137 Sgt Parsons. will assume~" :::;;k said that despite the enls' night May 10, at the high government military action a- the four elements were: Dlvlo-11 Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Jacob Mar· duties m Pomt Pleasant Sy. civil strUe in South Viet Nam school. gainst rebels in Da Nang, were ation by fire, pyromancyj kle, 105 Cedar St; Wilham Sgt. Parks will replace gt. tbe extent of the Commuousted by baton-wielding riot air, aeromancy; by water, Harold Wood. Patriot, Mrs. Lu- Bob Casey: ~ 16 year . nisi a~ free world commit· AU first year '!':mbers were pollee at dawn WedneSday. No dromancy; by earth, geotman-11 ther E. Hunt, Rt. I Gallipolis; who Is retirmg on a disability. ment "I think peace will reqmred to exhibit a IDjuries were reported. cy. Mrs. Lula ~- Pinlon, Rt. 1 Other members of the local com;" to be graded by the Northup: Mrs. Amerdee Oldak· detachment are Troopers, Ru~k made hi! remarks at a A play was presented for Ute er, Grimms Landing; van B. Seymour and Rudy E. 0 Dell. , on ForeiSD ~Relations parents by the club. The club Stover, Pt. Pleasant Wallie W. where American foreign took a field trip to Columbus Hart, Rl. i Leon; Mrs. George Auto Mishap Report correspondent Malcom! W. on Saturday, May 14 · A. Hill, Rt. f Racine; Mrs. Hen. . . ()fficialo Browne was awarded the first the new Museum of S. r:v Beaver Chester: Mrs. Rose R Murrow fellowship. and Industry. J. Mayfield, Gate, Mich.; SherPLEASAN~ ~ !':s ,_ fellow~hlp was established The club thenks the Heart YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ry M. C<lmer Ravenswood Mrs. en tedone tcarth:usM~son County the Columbia Broadcasting Fund for sponsormg its tour of Marion c. Lewis, Jackson; Mrs. por , 0 foundation lD memory the museum and Mrs. Parker J . Howard Nicholson, Rt. 5 Sheriff~ department UTuesday. the former CBS reporter. for her cooperation and '•"ler.ll ~<.:~~<.:<.:'<o:"<:<.:<S Athens. The rr shap apparen y In his address to the 550 ship during the year. The JuoDiscbarges red late Mo~y mg~ or assembled guests, Rusk noted ior Classica1 League pins have 'l'llesday mornmg w n a car th famillar " ith been ordered. Mrs. Erwin R. Arrowood, Mrs. with three youthJ as passengers ;tha:,t=ey~w~er;,:•:_::;;:::::._";::..;;:~.;;.::;;.,;~===="j A. Lloyd, Mrs. Esla Bunch, ran off the highway and over Jeanna M. Busch, Mrs. Pearle an embankment on V. Buttrick, Mrs. R. Foster Road. Champer, Martha J. Fick, According to Information reJcseph C. Hurlow, Mrs. F. ceived by the sheriff's Keith Moore. Mrs. Duane J. ment, passengers In the Murrav, Mrs. Meriett Sanders, were taken to Thomas MemorMrs. M. Irene Shoemaker, Mrs. ial hospital. The car was reLARGE SELECTION OF Francis W. Smith, Mrs. Lewis ported owned by Jerry A. E. Young, and Mrs. C. Ray- dy of Nitro, W. Va. The accl·-11 morn:l Wyant and nfant son. dent is under investigation. ln and THE ANNUAL MAY eon of the Afternoon Circle Heath Methodist Church wfll held Thursday afternoon at p.m. The meat, dessert and Father O'Reilly is erage will be furnished by Being Moved on . hostesses. Members are DEVUTED ro INTERESI Of PT. PLEASANT- Tbe 118'1. take a covered dlsb and MEIGS - MASON A.KEA service. Hostesses are Mrs. • ..........,.... Moore, Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. flnnenm. litw b f the t 12 i!att. Wayne Givvons and Mrs. C. Churc or pas y has been appointed ao palllor E~~·SPRINGS G"tnge, ·wlUI of tho St. Charlea Borrom~ . (, �' . ..• . '~-:-, ' -~ . .~­ 1. jtjf. , r ; ·. ;ra ·- - - · · . ': ~ ,__ .I ' ' ' -~ ·•. --- __ _J, ' .~. ' t •. ... 1- I ' .,',,); ' ' '' ·auP•• •••••Ta • 41 • AU EYANS ROlli WILL II CLOIID·MOIIIAY - M.OIIAL DAY ~=i'J~c:: . =:c:::::::EEE.'I==:FJ Open Thun. Til6- Friday & Saturday B:30 t'O B:30 . c LB. \AI HOLE .... Cuo LB. =..-- SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U.S. GOY'T,INSPECTED FRYING. CHICKEN ••• BREAsrs &a· LIGS AND THIGHS 49e lb. PARTS .... • •,,. • • •, • . WINGS 23c U.. 10 FULL SHANK HALP c aun c CENTER lb HALF HAM lb SLICES SHOWBOAT KATIE EVANS HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG BUNS ...... Pka;•t 25C IYANS ICE TEA BAGS ••• IICOTT' COLD CUPS •••••• u u a SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOV'T.INSPECTED FULLY COOKED SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T.INSPECTED ALL MEAT CANNED HAM WIENERS 5-Lb. CAN $ ..... 49c Pk,. ofSf 39c MiliA PAPER PLATES ••• 1; SEII·IONELESS,2'"'· DAD'S ~99:JAJ.ER lutltncotch - Caramel - Chocolott fudgt ltL 4 s1 HAM. I I I II I I.!~·. lt·GaL GAIDIIIIATI IWIFT'SPIIMIMM-U.I. IDV'T.INSPECTID IROWII SERVE ~:~ SAUSAGE ~~:~.r: I I I I 20-DL Pk•• :~·~ (liEF) BIOUGNTON LEMON NOUGAT ~· c SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U. $, GOV'T. INSPECTED 100 Extra S&H GrHn St1mp1 SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS With Tlllo C..,.o oH Porchooo tf Evans Eltl'll lean ~'!firttund lttf or Graund BOLOGNA PICKLE & PIMENTO OLIVE MACARONI 1nd CHEESE a ICE 'MILK I I I I I I I I FREE NO DEPOSIT - I ' I •• •• WONDIIFUL · "' lb Lb. 10• 25c ... 49c ... 32·0L Pineapplt BONELESS 190 age IEIIUIIE 190 ROAST~·~~. L~ KOLBOSSIE 59c BUnERED ..... 39o CUBE STEAKS BEEF STUKS ..... ICED TEA MIX ••• SMUCKER'S ICE CREAM TOPPING SWIFT'S PIIMIUM U; $. GOVT. INSPECTED l.-:!' 1 VANILLA WAFE.RS Jars SWIPT'IPRIMIUM- U. S. GOY'T ,I"IPiaED ' IOIHT'S 12·0L SWifl"l PIIMIUM PULLY COOlED 10 COLA................. " 49c 1;;:~· 4ML CAIMIIA NY ...,........ ...WAll a==: a ~·~·: ••• c... 41·Ct. EVANS NEVER REMOVES THE CENTER SLICE FROM THEIR HALF IiAMS ===:u ...AIMII'UI...... l~! MA BROWN STRAWBERRY .· I 101 c... 4 ''i::"' $1 HOT DOG SAUCE.. Jars .o, lmiiiiiiiiL-WIIOLI 01 CIIAM lnU POTATOES •••••••••• 12·01, c.. ' 101 KOIIY IHOISTRINI PRESERVES ••••• 4 $1 I BUNS 101 ~~:L 51 ..... 83.c I. I IIAPT-PIMIIITO~__,PU-IILISIIDIOLIYI '4 ._ ,.,. CHEESE - SPREAD •• IEIHAIDT'S FULL •••• BLACK PEPPER ! cur $1 ••••a GREEN BIANS •••••• 8 *1· 6 ., c... $1 SHELLIE BEANS ••••• PU.NCH •••••••••••••• 3 t RELISH •••••••••••••• 4 u........ 5 $1 GOLDEN CORN ••••• t::. • ••umm FRUIT COCKTAIL ••• 3 ~~ $1 PEARS •••••••••••• . IUSII'S ~~:=t ==:~--c==:u·= clb ., MA BROWN - SWIIT,IIOT DOG OR OLD FASIIlOIIID 33c CUT·UP , ~. c"HOCOLATE SYRUP 5 \ ' FRYE RS ~~::: ·- .FJ fJ KATIE IVANS WHITE INRICHED BRUD . . . I I I I \: . 2. ,..... 3.. 0 1 Lvs. llltfW11r1 6 IIIII MRS.SMITN APPLY- CIIERRY- PEACH - DUTCH APPU COCONUT CUSTAID . I I 1:.1 I .· -- -i(4.0z. Pies ... -· 6-oz. pkg. MAS.SMITWS PECAI PIE I IKCO OBLONG COOK & CARRY PAN DEEP PIE PLATE BREAD &MEAT LOAF PAN GOLDEN DELUXE PIES BLUE IONNET . . I II I I I I I I PIE ' ~ '1 11 44-oa. Pk1o '111 I ' I 'j Ea. KIU.II'I ALUM. FOLDING CHAIR I I I $211 IIUII'S ALUM. RIPE FOLDING CHAISE '611 FROZEI··READY TO BAKE I I ' • ! l FREE 50 Extra S&H Grten Stamps With 1hls Covpon and Purchase of Pfr''t Dvrkee's Black Pepptr a..z. P'!"olj MIXOIMATCH IYAIS IIAU COMPU11 UMI Of PKIIIC IUPPUU, ..., 12.... Mtllt RADISHES (Ctllo Poek) PEPPERS CHDCDAL •.• 20.111. - ••· Cootto• ..,In• ~ 21, 1966 ,.. .• - ' :·; .' IYOI'J Li..id • .... llltlo .. . :REE Chttr 'Off"'"' ... 2 '" 11' ...... ... ' 1' Dash Dlydol . 2 ,.,131 ~;, 10c"Off -' ~. tl~ ' . ~· · . ' ~ .. . ' . ........ Hrdi'ox Doolli11 ' ' '• ·,; ' .. f ·-·~- ,, ' ... ' ··~" }: ·, ·' . •••l•n ' • I .• ( '' ' •' I Ritz Cr1oklrs l·IL 39• ••• Klllti- ... SaJI. Drtnl111 ,.,.. I• H lllr lilt Clollk Tuna ••• .' - �' . ..• . '~-:-, ' -~ . .~­ 1. jtjf. , r ; ·. ;ra ·- - - · · . ': ~ ,__ .I ' ' ' -~ ·•. --- __ _J, ' .~. ' t •. ... 1- I ' .,',,); ' ' '' ·auP•• •••••Ta • 41 • AU EYANS ROlli WILL II CLOIID·MOIIIAY - M.OIIAL DAY ~=i'J~c:: . =:c:::::::EEE.'I==:FJ Open Thun. Til6- Friday & Saturday B:30 t'O B:30 . c LB. \AI HOLE .... Cuo LB. =..-- SWIFT'S PREMIUM-U.S. GOY'T,INSPECTED FRYING. CHICKEN ••• BREAsrs &a· LIGS AND THIGHS 49e lb. PARTS .... • •,,. • • •, • . WINGS 23c U.. 10 FULL SHANK HALP c aun c CENTER lb HALF HAM lb SLICES SHOWBOAT KATIE EVANS HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG BUNS ...... Pka;•t 25C IYANS ICE TEA BAGS ••• IICOTT' COLD CUPS •••••• u u a SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOV'T.INSPECTED FULLY COOKED SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T.INSPECTED ALL MEAT CANNED HAM WIENERS 5-Lb. CAN $ ..... 49c Pk,. ofSf 39c MiliA PAPER PLATES ••• 1; SEII·IONELESS,2'"'· DAD'S ~99:JAJ.ER lutltncotch - Caramel - Chocolott fudgt ltL 4 s1 HAM. I I I II I I.!~·. lt·GaL GAIDIIIIATI IWIFT'SPIIMIMM-U.I. IDV'T.INSPECTID IROWII SERVE ~:~ SAUSAGE ~~:~.r: I I I I 20-DL Pk•• :~·~ (liEF) BIOUGNTON LEMON NOUGAT ~· c SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U. $, GOV'T. INSPECTED 100 Extra S&H GrHn St1mp1 SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS With Tlllo C..,.o oH Porchooo tf Evans Eltl'll lean ~'!firttund lttf or Graund BOLOGNA PICKLE & PIMENTO OLIVE MACARONI 1nd CHEESE a ICE 'MILK I I I I I I I I FREE NO DEPOSIT - I ' I •• •• WONDIIFUL · "' lb Lb. 10• 25c ... 49c ... 32·0L Pineapplt BONELESS 190 age IEIIUIIE 190 ROAST~·~~. L~ KOLBOSSIE 59c BUnERED ..... 39o CUBE STEAKS BEEF STUKS ..... ICED TEA MIX ••• SMUCKER'S ICE CREAM TOPPING SWIFT'S PIIMIUM U; $. GOVT. INSPECTED l.-:!' 1 VANILLA WAFE.RS Jars SWIPT'IPRIMIUM- U. S. GOY'T ,I"IPiaED ' IOIHT'S 12·0L SWifl"l PIIMIUM PULLY COOlED 10 COLA................. " 49c 1;;:~· 4ML CAIMIIA NY ...,........ ...WAll a==: a ~·~·: ••• c... 41·Ct. EVANS NEVER REMOVES THE CENTER SLICE FROM THEIR HALF IiAMS ===:u ...AIMII'UI...... l~! MA BROWN STRAWBERRY .· I 101 c... 4 ''i::"' $1 HOT DOG SAUCE.. Jars .o, lmiiiiiiiiL-WIIOLI 01 CIIAM lnU POTATOES •••••••••• 12·01, c.. ' 101 KOIIY IHOISTRINI PRESERVES ••••• 4 $1 I BUNS 101 ~~:L 51 ..... 83.c I. I IIAPT-PIMIIITO~__,PU-IILISIIDIOLIYI '4 ._ ,.,. CHEESE - SPREAD •• IEIHAIDT'S FULL •••• BLACK PEPPER ! cur $1 ••••a GREEN BIANS •••••• 8 *1· 6 ., c... $1 SHELLIE BEANS ••••• PU.NCH •••••••••••••• 3 t RELISH •••••••••••••• 4 u........ 5 $1 GOLDEN CORN ••••• t::. • ••umm FRUIT COCKTAIL ••• 3 ~~ $1 PEARS •••••••••••• . IUSII'S ~~:=t ==:~--c==:u·= clb ., MA BROWN - SWIIT,IIOT DOG OR OLD FASIIlOIIID 33c CUT·UP , ~. c"HOCOLATE SYRUP 5 \ ' FRYE RS ~~::: ·- .FJ fJ KATIE IVANS WHITE INRICHED BRUD . . . I I I I \: . 2. ,..... 3.. 0 1 Lvs. llltfW11r1 6 IIIII MRS.SMITN APPLY- CIIERRY- PEACH - DUTCH APPU COCONUT CUSTAID . I I 1:.1 I .· -- -i(4.0z. Pies ... -· 6-oz. pkg. MAS.SMITWS PECAI PIE I IKCO OBLONG COOK & CARRY PAN DEEP PIE PLATE BREAD &MEAT LOAF PAN GOLDEN DELUXE PIES BLUE IONNET . . I II I I I I I I PIE ' ~ '1 11 44-oa. Pk1o '111 I ' I 'j Ea. KIU.II'I ALUM. FOLDING CHAIR I I I $211 IIUII'S ALUM. RIPE FOLDING CHAISE '611 FROZEI··READY TO BAKE I I ' • ! l FREE 50 Extra S&H Grten Stamps With 1hls Covpon and Purchase of Pfr''t Dvrkee's Black Pepptr a..z. P'!"olj MIXOIMATCH IYAIS IIAU COMPU11 UMI Of PKIIIC IUPPUU, ..., 12.... Mtllt RADISHES (Ctllo Poek) PEPPERS CHDCDAL •.• 20.111. - ••· Cootto• ..,In• ~ 21, 1966 ,.. .• - ' :·; .' IYOI'J Li..id • .... llltlo .. . :REE Chttr 'Off"'"' ... 2 '" 11' ...... ... ' 1' Dash Dlydol . 2 ,.,131 ~;, 10c"Off -' ~. tl~ ' . ~· · . ' ~ .. . ' . ........ Hrdi'ox Doolli11 ' ' '• ·,; ' .. f ·-·~- ,, ' ... ' ··~" }: ·, ·' . •••l•n ' • I .• ( '' ' •' I Ritz Cr1oklrs l·IL 39• ••• Klllti- ... SaJI. Drtnl111 ,.,.. I• H lllr lilt Clollk Tuna ••• .' - �• i . .., ___ _ Get,·Extra Cash The.WantAd.Wav i '' ' v~c••·· FQN.TJME. lEN CASEY PIZZA I AT JTS GREAHSt ' OK SPEOALS . ' s Super Market . Servit Oleo _ _ Sugar Card of Th•nks BLAETTNARS . fram~. oak trim, 1 set twin windows I complete with aluminum Tide Gi••• - - - - 77c Brooms s.r,. _____ ••. 89c 1 storm windows. 1 wood storm door, 2 inside oak frame5 with oak trim. 36 ft . 9 inch ~kbMe,2Freochdoors ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ x 6'8. Price $35. Can be seen · for Sale f Sal Jo-Bo Dog Food at 336 Lasley Sl , Pomeroy, / 5. 114 . _ _ 12 ""' $1 or ,-::c:;-= :~·c--- Ohio, or cadi 992-3503 after ft. F1ber gi;;J ss I:IUat with CLEAN rugs, like new, so 5 25 6te accessorir~1 50 H.P. Ph. 247- to do with Blue Lustre. BUDGET PRit'ED rurriiture inl24lll 5 20 6tc electric shampooer $1. Baker our third floor budget shop. i' l'-.._..-,_ __._..__ _, __ !~:~i~r~ _c o:____ _ 5_~ _3~ g:r Furniture, Mi~1di~J"'(r~ HOW M.AMY FISIIINGJUNK LI'L ABNER ~KIPPERS E\'!IC :;eF.: TliE K1NI1t:INIJtef,~C CAN lJNO!R Ttlelft ~~ llr'llce Coli JIM CARNAHAN · .k• . Pqm•roy, Ohio llr GEORGE WONDER For C!lfllplote AuCHo,n 5 lb.59c Toilet Tissue ___...0:.39c THREE and four room furnished apartments. All utililie, paid. Phone IVY Hl'l6. Rowley aod Reed. Aller 5 p. m. call IVY 2-3514. 4s I E«Rl -SERVICE Charmln PHONE WY 2·2156 ' TRAVEL TRAILERS O~Bi:~ ~~~:;~e:,:~~f',~ lile 1965 CHEVRCKO lmp11hl ~,·.... $2695 Super Sport Coupe, black vinyl top, IIDdalwood fin· Ish, all vinyl Interior, , with bucket seats. V-11 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and bruea, wire wheel covers, 8:00 white won tires, shows Ullle wear, radio, heater, a real bu.y. 1965 CHEVROlO Impala ····· · $2295 Hardtop coupe, standard transmission, power steer· lng, locally owned, only 12,000 miles, beautiful lawn Interior, maroon over beige eilerlor finish. Spare never used, spotless throughout 1964 CHEVROLET Biscayne .... $1695 2 door sedan, deluxe trim, V8 engine, automatic trans· mission, new tires, Powerglide transmission, radio, heater, very nice throughout. 1964 CORYAIR Deluxe .. ·.... · $1095 holstery cleaner. Rent elec-11 2 Dr. Turquoise finish, vinyl Interior, &ood tlrtJ, ra· dlo, heater. std. tran~ tric shampooer $1 . Po1ner"' AND CAMPERS Cement Block Co. NEW electric Make Your Reservatio11s For Rental s Now. I range, new and 2 bedroom suites. Gaynelie Fugate, IVY 2-5293. 5 15 tfc WI "2708 . I , ~trol Co. Ne\11 JOU !lllf-lblrA """' ....., Melis Comll)o er wbo does own service work. Five year guarantee. No lalesmen. ao yean experieuce. FrH Inspections, Roaches and rats a specialty. Ill& West r.laia Street, Porn· eroy, QfJio, at Zirk'& Dairy Bar. Phooe 119U669. finish, radio and heater. G HESAME ,_..ITWA'S.FOR THE ReST OF VS! SIWK OR SIUIM! AIJV QUrntONS? "H;(; I'ES I k!H€RE PO I fiiVD SDMEO'-'E WHO .,~ ' ' SVJI>M? • 20 30tp WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS Of The Quality You Will Volue For A Lifetime 1964 FALCON .................. $1295 2 Door. Deluxe Interior, good whitewall tires, white ·- By ART SANSOM GROVER'S STUDIO \ Pomeroy 1963 CORYAIR Monza ........ $1395 4 Dr. Low mileage by local lady owner, whitewall tlr· es show Jittle wear, automatic trans., radio and heat· er, beige finish , fawn vinyl Interior, bucket seats. Showroom dean and one you'lllike. • 1958 OLDSMOBILE 98 · · · · only $495 4 Door Sedan, spotless clean interior, original Ugbt- We bave aU size &eWfl' AUCTIONEER f'un·Time Speeialsl WJito, Phont or Cont.tct MAIIIAGEMI!tfT 1962 CHEVY ·11 (onv. · .. •· •.. $1095 8 cyl. eaglne, PowergUde trona., lite blue finish, vinyl in!., white top, radio jn4 heater, extra good whlte- w~lllires. A real sharp ob. _ · OCII!LD mach- COMPLETE SALES luvicta. Auto. trana., power steering, white finlah, red Interior, rldlo, heater. Ellrl &ood w/sJw tires. \ty CHESTIR IDes, Reuoaable rates. Call WY MS'If, da,y or night. t 15 Ill green finish, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes. factory air conditioned, radio, heater. 1962 BUICK Connrtlble ··.... $1595 DICK TRACY plum bin! heating, Millersville. Ohio. End your sewer !rouble. lltd JIM CARNAHAN , UCINI. l!HIO Jack~'•~: erall111, New Raven. Phnoe atloD aenlee. TU WU'I. 4 t''\fc ~q&CKUS AND HIS· I'RIENDS -~---::--. i l SIMPLY . ~E ~i MARY, DID YOU EVERTI-IINK , - -, ADORE 1EN!l5 To OF ME AS AN ARISTOCRAT-·· T~AT &£ A~F. WI~ A KIND OF SHAGGY Loa~: SJ.4A66Y. &1,!1' he MASCULINE LOOI<.f &U 1-4~5 By MERRILL BLOSSER lM wm.l 'lt!U, SAU.Y. I~ "fi.I&RE.'S ONE TI-liNG THAT Re:ALLY TLIR~ MEi. ON, t'I'S AN I Mo51bCAAT, CUDDI.'(, JUSTT~E sPM• f ...) btlte For Sale 1"111: 1'l BOYS HEED A 1-l..U: IG,IQ 11&'E !N 'l'OUR 140M"E; WI~E. FAMil.Y, Rf:l\l. iCI-IMALTZ! QVE. 'EM i!J,' Brr ~(11,1 ' .- I 00 """'· JASOt-1, AMD THE VC1T£RS 'w'OUI.O iJ.liNI( '""'" SCAR<DI I I;~-;;;;v---,_....-~--1 ••ABBIE AND SLATS BEGINNING May 2Z you can ly RAEBURN VAN BURIN buy ice at the Davis Ice Plant on Sunday from S a. m. to 5 p. m. 5 19 tOte Help Wanted =w::-A:-:NTE=D--- cRo,ute salesmai Hospitalization, paid vacation, good pay, pension plan. Experience pre[erable but not necessar,v. Write Box 668-G, The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio, S 22 3tc CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply The Dai~ Sentinel I II 0 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, Ohio LIMoiA II. mlnum siding, storm and de "S, l1rll1ql aod Y•terdaJ'I ~'Au. PHILOSOPR1' LIES lN TWO WORDS, 8UII!IAm' AND ABsTAIN~EPJOtEmrs (CI 1811. &ill« l'eatwH fi1PI"I~IItl!'. faa.) oarporlo, Olperl -Uattoa. Phone ALL CRAFl' ALIJMI. NUM PRODUCfS, $ Norlb Second Ave., WY -:14570. . I U II • llli:ATING, PLUMBING, Rural Doi!OI Dollie · Gaa Arnold Brotben, Ill E. MaiD . Sl., Pomerov. I B ·tf• 'I HONDA SALES & SERVICE 1_1 ONI OHHI NlCIIT PIOPLil ... CAl. I. 1/-=~ DICK RAWLINGS bwllng• Honda Sales W\'24111 MIDDUPOIT, OHIO 1 .''.• . ' ' By Ul.PH HEIMDAifL WY 2-21ft OWS l �• i . .., ___ _ Get,·Extra Cash The.WantAd.Wav i '' ' v~c••·· FQN.TJME. lEN CASEY PIZZA I AT JTS GREAHSt ' OK SPEOALS . ' s Super Market . Servit Oleo _ _ Sugar Card of Th•nks BLAETTNARS . fram~. oak trim, 1 set twin windows I complete with aluminum Tide Gi••• - - - - 77c Brooms s.r,. _____ ••. 89c 1 storm windows. 1 wood storm door, 2 inside oak frame5 with oak trim. 36 ft . 9 inch ~kbMe,2Freochdoors ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ x 6'8. Price $35. Can be seen · for Sale f Sal Jo-Bo Dog Food at 336 Lasley Sl , Pomeroy, / 5. 114 . _ _ 12 ""' $1 or ,-::c:;-= :~·c--- Ohio, or cadi 992-3503 after ft. F1ber gi;;J ss I:IUat with CLEAN rugs, like new, so 5 25 6te accessorir~1 50 H.P. Ph. 247- to do with Blue Lustre. BUDGET PRit'ED rurriiture inl24lll 5 20 6tc electric shampooer $1. Baker our third floor budget shop. i' l'-.._..-,_ __._..__ _, __ !~:~i~r~ _c o:____ _ 5_~ _3~ g:r Furniture, Mi~1di~J"'(r~ HOW M.AMY FISIIINGJUNK LI'L ABNER ~KIPPERS E\'!IC :;eF.: TliE K1NI1t:INIJtef,~C CAN lJNO!R Ttlelft ~~ llr'llce Coli JIM CARNAHAN · .k• . Pqm•roy, Ohio llr GEORGE WONDER For C!lfllplote AuCHo,n 5 lb.59c Toilet Tissue ___...0:.39c THREE and four room furnished apartments. All utililie, paid. Phone IVY Hl'l6. Rowley aod Reed. Aller 5 p. m. call IVY 2-3514. 4s I E«Rl -SERVICE Charmln PHONE WY 2·2156 ' TRAVEL TRAILERS O~Bi:~ ~~~:;~e:,:~~f',~ lile 1965 CHEVRCKO lmp11hl ~,·.... $2695 Super Sport Coupe, black vinyl top, IIDdalwood fin· Ish, all vinyl Interior, , with bucket seats. V-11 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and bruea, wire wheel covers, 8:00 white won tires, shows Ullle wear, radio, heater, a real bu.y. 1965 CHEVROlO Impala ····· · $2295 Hardtop coupe, standard transmission, power steer· lng, locally owned, only 12,000 miles, beautiful lawn Interior, maroon over beige eilerlor finish. Spare never used, spotless throughout 1964 CHEVROLET Biscayne .... $1695 2 door sedan, deluxe trim, V8 engine, automatic trans· mission, new tires, Powerglide transmission, radio, heater, very nice throughout. 1964 CORYAIR Deluxe .. ·.... · $1095 holstery cleaner. Rent elec-11 2 Dr. Turquoise finish, vinyl Interior, &ood tlrtJ, ra· dlo, heater. std. tran~ tric shampooer $1 . Po1ner"' AND CAMPERS Cement Block Co. NEW electric Make Your Reservatio11s For Rental s Now. I range, new and 2 bedroom suites. Gaynelie Fugate, IVY 2-5293. 5 15 tfc WI "2708 . I , ~trol Co. Ne\11 JOU !lllf-lblrA """' ....., Melis Comll)o er wbo does own service work. Five year guarantee. No lalesmen. ao yean experieuce. FrH Inspections, Roaches and rats a specialty. Ill& West r.laia Street, Porn· eroy, QfJio, at Zirk'& Dairy Bar. Phooe 119U669. finish, radio and heater. G HESAME ,_..ITWA'S.FOR THE ReST OF VS! SIWK OR SIUIM! AIJV QUrntONS? "H;(; I'ES I k!H€RE PO I fiiVD SDMEO'-'E WHO .,~ ' ' SVJI>M? • 20 30tp WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS Of The Quality You Will Volue For A Lifetime 1964 FALCON .................. $1295 2 Door. Deluxe Interior, good whitewall tires, white ·- By ART SANSOM GROVER'S STUDIO \ Pomeroy 1963 CORYAIR Monza ........ $1395 4 Dr. Low mileage by local lady owner, whitewall tlr· es show Jittle wear, automatic trans., radio and heat· er, beige finish , fawn vinyl Interior, bucket seats. Showroom dean and one you'lllike. • 1958 OLDSMOBILE 98 · · · · only $495 4 Door Sedan, spotless clean interior, original Ugbt- We bave aU size &eWfl' AUCTIONEER f'un·Time Speeialsl WJito, Phont or Cont.tct MAIIIAGEMI!tfT 1962 CHEVY ·11 (onv. · .. •· •.. $1095 8 cyl. eaglne, PowergUde trona., lite blue finish, vinyl in!., white top, radio jn4 heater, extra good whlte- w~lllires. A real sharp ob. _ · OCII!LD mach- COMPLETE SALES luvicta. Auto. trana., power steering, white finlah, red Interior, rldlo, heater. Ellrl &ood w/sJw tires. \ty CHESTIR IDes, Reuoaable rates. Call WY MS'If, da,y or night. t 15 Ill green finish, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes. factory air conditioned, radio, heater. 1962 BUICK Connrtlble ··.... $1595 DICK TRACY plum bin! heating, Millersville. Ohio. End your sewer !rouble. lltd JIM CARNAHAN , UCINI. l!HIO Jack~'•~: erall111, New Raven. Phnoe atloD aenlee. TU WU'I. 4 t''\fc ~q&CKUS AND HIS· I'RIENDS -~---::--. i l SIMPLY . ~E ~i MARY, DID YOU EVERTI-IINK , - -, ADORE 1EN!l5 To OF ME AS AN ARISTOCRAT-·· T~AT &£ A~F. WI~ A KIND OF SHAGGY Loa~: SJ.4A66Y. &1,!1' he MASCULINE LOOI<.f &U 1-4~5 By MERRILL BLOSSER lM wm.l 'lt!U, SAU.Y. I~ "fi.I&RE.'S ONE TI-liNG THAT Re:ALLY TLIR~ MEi. ON, t'I'S AN I Mo51bCAAT, CUDDI.'(, JUSTT~E sPM• f ...) btlte For Sale 1"111: 1'l BOYS HEED A 1-l..U: IG,IQ 11&'E !N 'l'OUR 140M"E; WI~E. FAMil.Y, Rf:l\l. iCI-IMALTZ! QVE. 'EM i!J,' Brr ~(11,1 ' .- I 00 """'· JASOt-1, AMD THE VC1T£RS 'w'OUI.O iJ.liNI( '""'" SCAR<DI I I;~-;;;;v---,_....-~--1 ••ABBIE AND SLATS BEGINNING May 2Z you can ly RAEBURN VAN BURIN buy ice at the Davis Ice Plant on Sunday from S a. m. to 5 p. m. 5 19 tOte Help Wanted =w::-A:-:NTE=D--- cRo,ute salesmai Hospitalization, paid vacation, good pay, pension plan. Experience pre[erable but not necessar,v. Write Box 668-G, The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio, S 22 3tc CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply The Dai~ Sentinel I II 0 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, Ohio LIMoiA II. mlnum siding, storm and de "S, l1rll1ql aod Y•terdaJ'I ~'Au. PHILOSOPR1' LIES lN TWO WORDS, 8UII!IAm' AND ABsTAIN~EPJOtEmrs (CI 1811. &ill« l'eatwH fi1PI"I~IItl!'. faa.) oarporlo, Olperl -Uattoa. Phone ALL CRAFl' ALIJMI. NUM PRODUCfS, $ Norlb Second Ave., WY -:14570. . I U II • llli:ATING, PLUMBING, Rural Doi!OI Dollie · Gaa Arnold Brotben, Ill E. MaiD . Sl., Pomerov. I B ·tf• 'I HONDA SALES & SERVICE 1_1 ONI OHHI NlCIIT PIOPLil ... CAl. I. 1/-=~ DICK RAWLINGS bwllng• Honda Sales W\'24111 MIDDUPOIT, OHIO 1 .''.• . ' ' By Ul.PH HEIMDAifL WY 2-21ft OWS l �. ' ' ' / . .:..-· •,•, ·• • ~ r;~ ~ ~ . :"' t: .· r-• ,. •, ~ '· ' . .I . 1. - - . Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., 25, Kingsbury . ..,. .• PlAY -' { , '" . ;· .' NEW IIAVEN URICl'amble the.e iour Jumblea, ·one letter to each square, to form fo•r onllnary word•. IO;iiO Lour• S•yro - - - S.OO Ricin.;. Ohio ,.,. Kothryn Jordin - · ~·110 r.mtny,Ohlt· Em,. J. P1111h - M.....,w.v.. 10.00 . SUMMER DRESSES .~ For The Long Holidayf Jersey No~lron Dre.-es Beautiful White Hats _, _. •• .' -~loool loot ·•our Kroger lf'ore, Our , . . . . are tMdlr .._... wt plclc ' • youttt ,_. .,..ltv' rai ~ fkM:b. Wi 11Mn 1tft\. .... 'tnl W tit 'em 111Pt • they'r. •II reldy to pDf tnto yeur stln.t Mil frr ,....._ For • """' ..,.. Ill - . ....... tcrogw t¥t1Y tlmll •xtr• ·-n. ~- ..r , , Leg Qtrs. Breakfast 79e M. .... ·-.. ··- Breait. Qtre. lb. .. . _.... .._ ....,........ . Muatard ... ,., -·--" .18e Dto Doo (Piolol Kroger Brand ArJfiOCR' Star PORK&BEANS WIENERS ...__ Turkeys ........ . .. Deubll........ ' -Roast Bee . f • ..._M-.$199 • Bacon • •••• •• .. 89e Gi:h'Meat. 3 ! & Chick• .. " "" ....... ' lb. 41 c . ... I 1-l.otllo<l Frv.s ··...... ·........ lb. 39c $t79 Potato Chips ............ 69c Right Reserved To Limit Quantities, RACINE Potato Chips ...... _.._ 69e 11 lb. Me IIMI lpolllolbt - Coffee--~~------ lb. ........ .... Del ........... F1rltt ... __ .. 93c 63c 46- FruitDrinka ... ------- 3 - PmniumDuz lltllr •ul ; Biscuits----··-------- 12 I._ - 89 c $1 -LUDCh MeaL ------- -- o1•••$1 DolIH ••(9c 2 Catsup ---·· •. - --- --· K._..-... s·· $1 Frendt Friel----~---~ ....,. KROGER CHQCOI.ATE KROGER • Fil.I-Valu PORK .A and BEANS MARKET SAJ.ADS 3001.19• 2'!:'· fJ ICE . ...... _....... 43c 4 6TH " PEARL STS. - RACINE 11 7'he Store With. A Hart,. CAKE MIX ..... _...... 85e 88e 650 EXTRA WP VALUE STAMPS Bufferm ------ --·· *" ..........,.. ....... wtttll" ToMol tcrotw Slnllc._ • Wlllw Buns •.....•.•••• 2 :.. 39e Dol Manto Y. C. llr.:::l Peaches ••••••••• 3 ~~o..: 89e , __, 69 Tuna·--=- --····---- 2 - c Dol - Ull:l ..... Ill. 'II: INSTANT COFFEE 1.19 ' JERZEE EVAP. MILK D 0 8 c~!~ 1.00 z Pillsbury or Ballard Mich. Peat..,_...... ~ 19e Cantaloupe 99c Downy TOES " ..... _..... 49e Bold lb. "-..,, Gr1de'A' Homogenized ea. ,B· .. :o. ~··" : '. "I • . ' ~· .'iit• i . . . ~~·, ' .......' . . ' . ', "!' """< 1\: . .. -, I 'f. • 79c g•'jug· LD "' ' · English ROAST. 59~ Boiling BEEF J lb. 89c Frfr.:ralu Dairy Buy• DETERGENT '' -.,) No._ Voluo Anywhore Whole quart I AltM OR . LAUNDRY • CHUCK ROAST'.-47~ RTENING ea. Strawberries 3 1 35 Fl~• For B•rboculnt Outdoon SNOW DRIFT ' klnt ............ Freshly Ground Several Times Daily Buttermilk Biscuits c can Pla8tk Flowers ... 5e to JOe . VineRip41 You'll Have A Picnic With Our fresh 12ounce bonus jar ...... •••••••••• Top Job • Supplies On OpenDisplay PUNCH Kroger Frozen ... .. _...... 71e All Kinds of Picnic ' Chase & Sanborn EGGS Mr. Clean e~ns "' · Mixed Uncl•ulfled Dash Spk&Span .... --~' 89c * $1 No. 2 1~ ".i ---·1 HAWAIIAN RED e1n1 Cascade ..,.._ __ 79c Closed Memorial Day: A Fui·Valu BeHer Buy! Fill Your Cooler With 46oz. ' \ Open Til9 Sat. Evalnp MILK .......111111185e Salvo Special Savings .... For MAY 26-27-2& -· V1n Camp's Tasty Open 8to 8-Mon. Thru Sat. 0.. Doo (Twill Pokl _ Court St., Pomeroy .. . . . ......... Coffee · ....... -·- 89e .......... .. . Phillips Sisters Style Shop ''.. .. ' .. ciicKi .~ ' ' . Homeldud MORTON'S FRUIT FILLED FAIRMONT FRUIT DRINKS Orlnge •lid Punch 23c OLEO ---------·· COTT~GE ~ golion carton FAIRMONT Ev~~yday Low ~rice SOLIDS ' . ' ... ' ..tf'·'·9·c ·'"' ..... i• • I •• 1_,, 1\'·~ . • .,., . . Frosen Food Buy PI ES APPLE CHERRY Pli\CH ·· '. . 3 79c , for "l.· . .. ' • Fmh Produ:te Buy ·· fiEW R~ CHEES·E 'PO 49 Slu C ·10 · lb. '69c IOOunt; ' ' .,... ' '~ �. ' ' ' / . .:..-· •,•, ·• • ~ r;~ ~ ~ . :"' t: .· r-• ,. •, ~ '· ' . .I . 1. - - . Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., 25, Kingsbury . ..,. .• PlAY -' { , '" . ;· .' NEW IIAVEN URICl'amble the.e iour Jumblea, ·one letter to each square, to form fo•r onllnary word•. IO;iiO Lour• S•yro - - - S.OO Ricin.;. Ohio ,.,. Kothryn Jordin - · ~·110 r.mtny,Ohlt· Em,. J. P1111h - M.....,w.v.. 10.00 . SUMMER DRESSES .~ For The Long Holidayf Jersey No~lron Dre.-es Beautiful White Hats _, _. •• .' -~loool loot ·•our Kroger lf'ore, Our , . . . . are tMdlr .._... wt plclc ' • youttt ,_. .,..ltv' rai ~ fkM:b. Wi 11Mn 1tft\. .... 'tnl W tit 'em 111Pt • they'r. •II reldy to pDf tnto yeur stln.t Mil frr ,....._ For • """' ..,.. Ill - . ....... tcrogw t¥t1Y tlmll •xtr• ·-n. ~- ..r , , Leg Qtrs. Breakfast 79e M. .... ·-.. ··- Breait. Qtre. lb. .. . _.... .._ ....,........ . Muatard ... ,., -·--" .18e Dto Doo (Piolol Kroger Brand ArJfiOCR' Star PORK&BEANS WIENERS ...__ Turkeys ........ . .. Deubll........ ' -Roast Bee . f • ..._M-.$199 • Bacon • •••• •• .. 89e Gi:h'Meat. 3 ! & Chick• .. " "" ....... ' lb. 41 c . ... I 1-l.otllo<l Frv.s ··...... ·........ lb. 39c $t79 Potato Chips ............ 69c Right Reserved To Limit Quantities, RACINE Potato Chips ...... _.._ 69e 11 lb. Me IIMI lpolllolbt - Coffee--~~------ lb. ........ .... Del ........... F1rltt ... __ .. 93c 63c 46- FruitDrinka ... ------- 3 - PmniumDuz lltllr •ul ; Biscuits----··-------- 12 I._ - 89 c $1 -LUDCh MeaL ------- -- o1•••$1 DolIH ••(9c 2 Catsup ---·· •. - --- --· K._..-... s·· $1 Frendt Friel----~---~ ....,. KROGER CHQCOI.ATE KROGER • Fil.I-Valu PORK .A and BEANS MARKET SAJ.ADS 3001.19• 2'!:'· fJ ICE . ...... _....... 43c 4 6TH " PEARL STS. - RACINE 11 7'he Store With. A Hart,. CAKE MIX ..... _...... 85e 88e 650 EXTRA WP VALUE STAMPS Bufferm ------ --·· *" ..........,.. ....... wtttll" ToMol tcrotw Slnllc._ • Wlllw Buns •.....•.•••• 2 :.. 39e Dol Manto Y. C. llr.:::l Peaches ••••••••• 3 ~~o..: 89e , __, 69 Tuna·--=- --····---- 2 - c Dol - Ull:l ..... Ill. 'II: INSTANT COFFEE 1.19 ' JERZEE EVAP. MILK D 0 8 c~!~ 1.00 z Pillsbury or Ballard Mich. Peat..,_...... ~ 19e Cantaloupe 99c Downy TOES " ..... _..... 49e Bold lb. "-..,, Gr1de'A' Homogenized ea. ,B· .. :o. ~··" : '. "I • . ' ~· .'iit• i . . . ~~·, ' .......' . . ' . ', "!' """< 1\: . .. -, I 'f. • 79c g•'jug· LD "' ' · English ROAST. 59~ Boiling BEEF J lb. 89c Frfr.:ralu Dairy Buy• DETERGENT '' -.,) No._ Voluo Anywhore Whole quart I AltM OR . LAUNDRY • CHUCK ROAST'.-47~ RTENING ea. Strawberries 3 1 35 Fl~• For B•rboculnt Outdoon SNOW DRIFT ' klnt ............ Freshly Ground Several Times Daily Buttermilk Biscuits c can Pla8tk Flowers ... 5e to JOe . VineRip41 You'll Have A Picnic With Our fresh 12ounce bonus jar ...... •••••••••• Top Job • Supplies On OpenDisplay PUNCH Kroger Frozen ... .. _...... 71e All Kinds of Picnic ' Chase & Sanborn EGGS Mr. Clean e~ns "' · Mixed Uncl•ulfled Dash Spk&Span .... --~' 89c * $1 No. 2 1~ ".i ---·1 HAWAIIAN RED e1n1 Cascade ..,.._ __ 79c Closed Memorial Day: A Fui·Valu BeHer Buy! Fill Your Cooler With 46oz. ' \ Open Til9 Sat. Evalnp MILK .......111111185e Salvo Special Savings .... For MAY 26-27-2& -· V1n Camp's Tasty Open 8to 8-Mon. Thru Sat. 0.. Doo (Twill Pokl _ Court St., Pomeroy .. . . . ......... Coffee · ....... -·- 89e .......... .. . Phillips Sisters Style Shop ''.. .. ' .. ciicKi .~ ' ' . Homeldud MORTON'S FRUIT FILLED FAIRMONT FRUIT DRINKS Orlnge •lid Punch 23c OLEO ---------·· COTT~GE ~ golion carton FAIRMONT Ev~~yday Low ~rice SOLIDS ' . ' ... ' ..tf'·'·9·c ·'"' ..... i• • I •• 1_,, 1\'·~ . • .,., . . Frosen Food Buy PI ES APPLE CHERRY Pli\CH ·· '. . 3 79c , for "l.· . .. ' • Fmh Produ:te Buy ·· fiEW R~ CHEES·E 'PO 49 Slu C ·10 · lb. '69c IOOunt; ' ' .,... ' '~ �I ' ' ... ' 'I ,.. ~: • ' •. en,· t :t ne 1..-Da~Jy Sentlnel,'to~·Mlddle~rt•.0 .1 May 25' ~~ ·¥es, ·'fhey Are Shiwte . .I · .. ·' • . ' Min.Parker Htn~· . 1 . • ' ' Monday Sewing C!ub . For·Three Cirll Mlss Myrtis Key' Parker' en-, lnltlaUon was beld for ~ tertrilned the Second Monday girls when Bethel No. 62 of ~ ~crr!!'lg l"'h1h. Monti.all evenlna: at lntemaUonal Order . of Job 1 bar borne, Pleasant Ridge Road. Daaghters met Mnndsy ...,.. ln8 at tbe Pomeroy Masonic The ovening was spent social· Temple. ly and 1n sewing. t.!r.s. !l~rl · Lewis received a blithday gilt Linda Yost, honored queen, from her secret pal. Refresh· presided. Plans were made : nts were served ' to Miss lnataUaUon of officers at Robson, Miss Mar)ba next meeting, Monday, fu:;! HoweU1 Mrs. Paul Kloes, MJ:a. wlien Linda Lyons wl1 George Schneider, Mr!L Patrick st.oUed as h'"'"':ed q~n. Prill> Wood, Mrs. Dwight Parker, lice for the :nalallot:on 11181 Mrs. Grace Holter, Mrs. James set fOr Monday, June 1S Ill I aatworthy and Mrs. -LewiB. a. m. MENS SHORT SLEEVE Two men working lor the ·m lhe accident, bat ldemergency IIC(uad. Jacobs Coal Company at Laurel mlttect at Veterans .Memorial 'hie Pomeroy - . . . . , Cliff In Meigs Coonty were Hoapllal with arm, leg and pos. "1... w•• ••mmoaed to ._., kWed Wednesday when a Sible lnlemal Injuries. Tbe boaarea ol ll:fll a.m. wileD llll· aide c:ame down 011 top of theui pltal said th1B morning Jacollt Jy Bias, Rl. Z, Pomeroy, I!U'IIwblle lhey were stripping coal was 1n sallalactory coudlllon. ad In au alarm repordua ._at at tbe base of a cllll. SberUI Robert C. llartenbacb rrlle bad heard erlel for ..... Dead are James Edward aald Jacobs was alao COvered and • ellll4 bad Lewis, 32, Laurel ClUf, and with dirt and rocks from the waa layillf lloDJ • blllaldt, Wayne Harper, 38, of Pomeroy. hillside s!Jde, but maunged to Squadmen and Sberifl llano Meigs County Coroner HOIII')' dig bls way out. fllbach lmmedfatel,y ..Ill to Ewing said Harper died Jn. Jacobi, tben immediately the area and learned of tile of a cruabed chest and began trying to dig Lewis out eavo·ln a ltw minutes lo!Jowfrom undernealh the debris. He, ing lhelr arrival In tbe Latql 00actured skull. Lewis was pr.. unced dead on mlval at Vet,. even though palnluUy Injured Cllll sector, ercanlilforo MdemJorlaJ Hoapilal. hlmseU, mannged to free LewII was reported tbal Hllf'JJII' acobs, a part.owner is from the waist up by the ""' working right at the basa of lhe coal company located time of tbe mlval of Sberifl ol lhe clill when lhe accident ofl lloute 124, escaped dea_lb _ __Har_teo_ba_ch_and __tbe_P_o_m_eroy__:_____w_rr_'ed.;,,_wbil_._•_Ja_co_bo__ soW~ WHITE DRESS SHIRTS • Ill bll~ NEVER I'RON ' ' '"', ' ' r' • -~<'(1, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1966 \!: :r.anor . ~linlly ~. II were a few feel away. A cost loadtr was abo looated In lhe area ol the slip. Immediately after Lewis was freed from the .,.ks, , work was started to locate Harper. Sheri!! Harten· bach contacted Rolland Crab. tree, Meigs County highway d.. , partment superintendent, and requested assistance from his eo~y empJ.,.... DOnald Stanley, eJpert equipment operator, and two other department employees -e 110111 to lhe seene. Stanley, work· lng in the hazardous area where tbe cave.ln ocourred, uaed a • IDe about two tons of dirt ao lht body of Harper could be recov. ered. Harper's body was reeov. ered about 12:541 p. m. Funeral services lor Lew1B wiD be held Saturday at z p.m. at the Leurel Cllfl Free Methodli!l Church wilh Rev. Eugene GUI ofllelatlng. Burls! wUI be 1n lhe Rock Sprlngo cemelery. Survivors Include hlB lrife, Shirley Ann Lewb, four cbll· dren, Barbara Ann, Diana Lyno, James Edward and Thomas Eu· gene, au at borne, lhr<e brothera, Robert of Middleport, and Charles and Richard, both of Pomeroy, end one sister, Julia ·~if Fr!anda may elllatlht Ewing dren, loe Davldl!lll llld llliiPI! Funeral home. Andrew, two bro#lers, 1111 F1meral services for Wayne ·Wadsworth, and Guy of Hairlio Harper wUI be beld Sunday at sonv!De, lhr<e slsterl, IWJ 'rq. 2 p.m. at the Ewing Cbapel with lor and Rea ltouah, the Rev. Eugene GUI Pomeroy and Allee EWa, _ lng. Burial willbo In the Rock Ire, and nieces and lll!llboft(t Springs cemetery. 'lbe DAV and Harper served 1n the Korean Post of the American IAikli' War and bad received the Pill' wiU meet at 1 p.m. pie Heart and olber medals. He tbe Mlddlepert Legion 1fi!1i was preceded 1n deolh by his DAV Commander Ed parents, WUUs and Blanee Har· and Dring aquad per. Sam Clark OIIIIOIIIIeed. FJ1enill Burvlvillg are hlB lrife, Ada • may call at the Ewing M. Bumgardner Harper: lhr<e Home uytime, ' .• cblldren GUberta, Thomas, and The Mlddlepert Jobn; two ste]Hiaugbters, Conrescue unit also rssisted In ,.. _ _::co::.•ery =.:: of..:llarper=.!:::.:'•..:body::::::.•..;·_ ' ' officla~ Thls rullled number blg 1D 1929, Jell a lot of Juaee 011 'Jew. John ThJs costume, seea at Eagland's Aseot Ram 1n 1928 took &lll&hiiJ lower view "" hem teD&Ua: ID abe • Public Must Help WORLD •LIVING ROOM 85% Dacron Polyester •BEDROOM illustrated. Size 14'h 35% Cotton, Regular CoUar Style As to 17 Neck •TABLES· CHAIRS a. Sure To See All The ()ther Sty~ In • APPLIANCES Mens Short Sleeve Shirts For Spring and Summer WPr. .Pick Out . s,ve~al For Yourself, Friends, family or For Gifts. SAVE 20% .. SO% NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY PAYDAY TERMS Ingels Furniture MIDDLEPORT s .95 Congregation will Note Anniver~ary ELBERFELbS IN:· POMEROY The fifth anniversary of the Rev. L. Simpson as pas lor of Forest Run Baptist church be observed Sunday. Guest speaker Nill be Dr. H Johnson of Cltrist Mem- HOLIDAY AHEAD! VISIT Economy in 1966 Has Optimistic Boosters BAHR CLOTHIERS For All Of PICKENS' QUALITY Your Clothing Needs SPECIAL BECTIIGULIB OF THE WEEKI • UTILITY PAINT $,.99 GALLON • Good lor concrete, wood or metal Sportswear for Both Men and Women Swimwear By Rugby and Catalina BAHR, CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0, • Guaranteed to be good or your money back Pickens Hardware 773-5583 M110n, W. Yo, E..., Dot/. All Dav J<OO ti15:110 llBT. Jot. N!Qkt Till ,l:s:r. ~)Pen \ Croup of Relative• Are Entertained •snam Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thorn· as entertained a group of reJa. Uvea Sunday at their hoiJI!', W. eust St. ·• Guesta were Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees and David and Karen ol Columbua, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas im4 Tim, Ted · d Sue, of CroobvWe, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas and Lisa, Becky, Danny and Greg, of Pomemy. MUON w ~ un '-·- TONIGtn ·& THUU. ,.at OPIN · .. PRIDAY ond IATyWY May 2741' •. "TOWN T~IR• · - Teobnl<91orDoaa Arulrows Tel1')'· lloon "LIVING IT U,. -Tedml<91otDeon M.art!n. ) JlftJ Llwil, lonet Lidifi Drive ·In TONIGHT lhru FRIDAY "GINGHII KA~ fllopben Boyd lam• Maooa (Color) ..... ~ 'WILD ON THI IIACH" --'L-1- """"'llllrrrl........ . ' 2 !11mi1q:. and_Lew- :- -hul -do. ;<er- al; .ong.: :_:the:;. :c.: lifl: .to: :.:m.: •.:.:v•.:· _..:Boy:::..:le=•·c.:llll=udi=llpO~rl::.·~----.:nle=-=and::.:Be=nn=•:...:.: tw=o~snm= dch=l: .~ Italian d.,lgnero In '66 reach an extreme with thJs "little girl" look modeL ~ .,. Feeney~· ~peDe« ~ ~ Emer...,.., Parsons Speaker· In Commencement 1 � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 25, 1966 bissell dennison mills spencer stuckey