https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/24d9d0c9b908c819eb6e5a9729581bea.pdf ec004254f0530981b8bb07b0145d7230 PDF Text Text 1,·,1 \ ' '. ' c. ], Eber•bach ' a-:Da!Jy Sentinel, POmeroy-Middleport, o ., June 21, Summer Theater Offering it's 16th Program 2;?-rL;;;~:~i vl:.~r:::~rr::: THE POET'S 7) .I t fO u.1.,. I I> Ill lr Uailed so Ntl cl ., I D d' Sand I b· Ohio Valley Summer Tbeaterlptays from JW, 7 tbrouih JulyiThe play is a comedy which jproblems of a ..Uihem famlly 1fatry tale of the Princess and ay mner a~, a IS offers as its 16th annual season 1lo. This aenuemen's obsUsion 1deals witb the rather strange create a dranra ol desperate the Pea, entitled "Once Upon. home, P;ospect Hill, prepared ... ~;.-.::::: : :::_ ;:.:::.;;: -;:~.!.:.!: .::·: 1 ~•.:... ~. ;.:,.., .,...,.;......~ ~&.. ~ .~.;;.;.ri~i..:. ui u•u ~:~wt::t:~. eu=tu· l· .tOneuuetss, a tOI:SS UJ numan Wl• l A Mattreti:s. i ~;· hl& u~tughter, Mrs. Edgar concerned w1th some mode or lfor medical quacks and a grasp- trUlelderly ladles and their bro- 1derstanding, and a struggle to' Performances begin at 8 p.m. I Pratt. mood of deception. j(E.S.T .) Tickets may be pur- l , Present were Mr. a~d Mrs. 1ing second Wife who hopea to tber Who imagilles himself to regain self and love. Two plays were current llnberit his forlune. be Teddy Roosevel~ ' The final production is the up- 1 chased at the box offl~e of the j frank Powers and O.~ble, Bob: Broadway successes, "Never Long a favorite ond popular 1· Tennessee Wllllams' well roarious Broadway success r\)niverslty Theatre da1ty from by and Pamela of Muldleport, Too Late" and the musical 1with American theater- goers known drama "Cat On A Hot I which starred Carol Burnett as 2 to 4:30 and 7 to 8:30. By Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ebers"Once Upon A Mattress." Two 1 "Arsenic and Old Lace" will Tin Roof" will be presented the Princess in the S'811rtc and phone call Athens S94-5010, ur bach and Darla and Jim, Willothers were former Broadway 1open July 14 and cloae July 17. July 21 through July 24. The I somewhat farcical version of the by mall. ard Ebersbach, Miss Jean successes •·•rsenic and Old - - - -- - --- -·- Ebersbach, Ml•s Anna Mae ' ., T 11 d th h d L'ce" and "Cat On A Hot Tin ~ erre an e onore gues.1 Roof " One Is a classic of AA Pomeroy; and the hostess. ~ Golden Age of French Par~shoners ·1 Moll•;,• '• ''T~ !mag~ . , The Rev. and Mrs. Marvin E. presented Mrs. Dowson with a ~ VISIT IN MIDDLEPORT Post No. 306 of Pomeroy, has returned from Cincinnati where he attende<l th• •toto ~nnventl~n of the Amveis. held June l 7-l9 Paul E Kimes 8 memher ~I Post li of Sand~sky was elected >tate commander. Kimes a native of Meigs County is the son of Mr and Mr$ 'Waid Kimes Cheste~. · ' . B h C 1'1 Brian of Long eac , a 1.; I . te d h Mr. Speng er's sdls r anJ ehr husband, Mr. an Mrs. osep Makasky Northfield 0. and their ni.;,e and her ' h~band, ! San Fran n d Pittsburgh Los Mgelt PhiJpdeiphi 0 t H ou~Lon st. Louil c Cind nnatl ( Atlanta New Vorl Chtcago Su Pltl.l. 2 A Cinclnnat Clnclnn•~ St. LoUis st. Loul• Cbicaso I Lol An&! Moadal New Y -Hamllt I) vs. B ~ 1 1 I ! I l • I t I I I I I o· Ab t • ;,~~1;.£~f~s~snr~~;asstc 10 OU Middleport ~~~~ FareweII mner G'JVen the DoWSOnS By 1so ' of Heath Ch urch :7; :~e s~:=g~~ an~~~~ a,:~er:.!: 1 a:t 1 :~: ~~ Around arid About PomefO\ 1 1 1 I 1 ° I 65 .,., ..... 2 dl 63 50( tro 6o1 501 cyl wa 6: ••...hi ll 4 ol 6 c,, ~ • SOCIAL CAJ FNOAR .. . r ° · 1 rve w1lh bumpt1ous humor in Ashland College, Ashland, Ohto Mr. Smith spoke of the work THEOOORUS COUNCIL, urday guests of Mr. a~d ~ h1ch nothmg ts sacred and no 1s here for the summer vaca· done by the Dowsons while here Daughters of AmerJca, Harry Keiser, Mmersvllle. for the past lour years and meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiiser II wished them success in their the IOOF hall. and daughter and soni-ID-Iraw,.JI new pastorate. Mrs. James TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Ha!!SieJ'II president of WSCS, I FRIENDLY CffiCLE of of Reynoldsburg, enjoyed a ptop J!'ed ted C b h nic Sunday, at Bucks Lake ~meroy : era . ur c Athena county. wlll dhave at1ts annual j)lCmc on Mrs. Homer HoIter Tu 630 p m at the bo:e ~ Mrs.: Carl' Ka~tz. Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. •. John William Blaetlmlr wilt Frecker and Mr. and Mrs. Hell· II lll charge of the vesper service ry Wippel. 1 POTLUCK PICNIC for ' Gordoo Fisher, student at Mrs. Velma Cassady, bers and families of the Mounlain State Business Col~rs Plams, was showered ary of Veterans Memorial lege, Parker~burg, W. Va., birthday greetlpgs on Su"!.ay, pita! will be held Tuesday spent the weekend with his parJune 12. She received several June 21 at six o'clock (ESTJ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fishcakes and pies, and many gifts. at the 'New Haven er and daughters. Mrs. Emest Her only living Mrs. park AU ausiliary members Harris of Syracuse was also a Mary Ritchie, and her are ~sked to brin a weekend guest. Wayne Ritchie, her sister-in live new memberg as guesl Mrs. John Fisher of Akron taw, Mrs. Ethel Arbaugh For further information who spent the weekend with most of the afternoon Mrs Mary Seaman phone 992 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. pictures of people and 5124 ' or Mrs WanW: Fetty m- ry Roush of Racine, and her of Tuppers Plains iR the ' ' slater, Miss Mildred Roush vis1900s, WEDNESDAY !ted Saturday afternoon Her daughter, Leota WEEK-END MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Racine, spent the 111e Hobson Chrlstlaa lsmily and Mrs. William 1 with her. Her granddaughters, Church Wednesday, June 22 er. Karen Lee Russel~ and lrenejthrougb the 26th. The paator Jg Mr. and Mrs. WIUiam Fl<herll Cooper visited her. Also her O'Dell Mantey. Everyone is and son of Belpre spent t h great-grandchildren, Eddie Lee welcome. weekend with their parents, Mr. and Tamy Rer.e Russell. ' THURSDAY and Mrs. Sam Arnold and Mr. Her mosr outstanding thrill WILLING WORKERS class and Mrs. Mason Fisher. was a lovely bouquet of roses Gl the Enterprise EUB church Mr. and Mrs. Harry gal~ored from the farm where will meet Thursday evening at and daughter, Barbara of ber deceased parents lived. the home of Mrs, Geoffrey Wll- ..... were weekend auests These were gathered a n d son iiiiiiiiii brought by her aephew, ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE .,ciioiiloiiriica~rloo;a""~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~_;Mrs.~~R;:aym~o;;;·n~d_;B~urn;;;;•~.:;;:;l Ritchie. will meet Thuraday, at 8 p.m. r Tbe apple mullin contest will CONFINED TO HOSPITAL be held. There will be a pro' Private Elden E. Slack 1J , gram and refreshments will be confined to the U. S. Army Hofl- 1served. pltal at Fl Leonard Wood, Mi.s- I sour! with pneumonia. Slack I PAST MATRON'S Club was to have left for Germany Evangetine Chapter, OES, of June lS but the sickness Middleport, will meel 'l'hursVened. day evening at the home of Mrs. lilian Steff!, South Second daughter, Kathy, Covimgtoll, l Ave., at 7:30 p.m. Ky. are guests of Mrs. George FRIDAY Childs and Mrs. Minnie GilPAST MATRON'S Club of .. mor...,e...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.,. . Evangeline Chapter, OES, Middleport, will meet Friday evening, June 2f at the homo of Mrs. Lillian Steifl on S. Second Ave. at 7:30 p.m. lnstend TONIGHTthru TUESDAY of Thursday as reported ear- i "THIE SABOTEUR" lier. lbrlon Brand9 Yul Brynner 1olds are barred. tion with his parents, Mr. and A wealthy burgeois who af- Mrs. William Morris and fan: lects se vere illness because of ily. hiS deSire for attention and self- 1 Miss Carolyn Searls of Comdulgence _Is the object of Mo- : lumbus spent the weekend liere's satire tn the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searls · Th~e~~~~l~nv~al~ld~'~'~~ i Mr. and Mr s. Rober I Cra Ia 16 family D1anne VanCooney and Caruthers visited over th Pom~r. Ohio weekend in Columbus with Mr and Mrs. James VanCooney. LAST TIM! TONIGHT Mrs. James Crowther and ''THE kARE BREED" brother. Paul Parsons of Chi- Technlcolorcago, visited recently with Mr. Jam es Stewart . .., Maureen O'Hara L. D. Diles. ColordrMOtU Weekend guests of the and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett and WEDN~~~A~Pi~NE 22 . family were Mr. and Mrs. I C. Barllett and Miss Grace lett of Grafton, W Va.; THURSDAY thru SAT. JUN. 23·25 and Mrs. Lantz Carrico, "IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, ersburg; Mr. and Mrs. MAD WORLD" Barllett and family of Newark; - Technlcolor3 dozen comedians: Buddr. Mrs. P. M. Sines of Ha(•kett- Buster Keaton-Phil W. Va. and James Silvers-Joe E. Brown-Don who IJ employed at Newark for Knotts. They all do some the summer. They came t~ll shenanigans! Colorurtoon !ally to attend the Church dedication held SUNDAY, MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Nolan 1nd TUESDAY JUN! 24-27•21 of Cincinnati spent the "GHOST IN THE end with Mr. and Mrs. INVI~e~~!ic~~~INI" Gibbons and accompanied Tommy Kirk·Deborab Walley children, Nolan, Jr. and Julie Bori• Karlo!f home, who have been bere for Foalurottt the past week. ; MEIGS THEATRE M C d . fS. QSSQ YIS Show·ered with Gifts Cards ' (f'O~J:fl • ., , Mlcbaet Parkl (Color) ~ty limb from deweJ moonbeam _ s d d vernlght'" uperse e , o . Shield "If the lawman's billy • wake thee, Probing rib before the light, Come the morrow, !God defend thee' From confinement overnight! · ' So a wish before sl.. p greet' ' thee That Fortune meet thee overnight' Yet God p.rotect thee till tho , morning • God protect thee through the night" • · Rou!flle WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY aod FRIDAY JUNI 22-23-24 "CAT IALLOU" Banking will be Important In this youne man'a life, whatever tile career he chooses. We help hiJ Mom and Dad prepare for his future • . . with Full Bank· lng Service for wise financial planning. You, too, can count on us ... for everything from LowCost Loans to Interest-bearing Savings A<"'ounts. . ,alional I' Jane Fonda TO REMAIN HERE SP4 and Mrs. James F. Har· 'ed k from rJs arfiV last w~ ' San Pedro Califorma. ~~ r s. Hams · and, daug hten will stay · with Mr Harris's parents Mr and Mr;. Dick Harris of ra: cuse while Mr Harris is yon • . · duty in V1et Nam. S Drive Out To Elberfelds Warehouse On Mechanic: StreetHeadquarters For Floor Coverings :-linoleum - Tile-Congoleum. lig Selections of the Most Popular Qualities and PaHerns. Capable Salespeople To Help You. Everything In Floor Coverings and Accessories At The Warehouse On Mechanic Street. EVANGEUST-SINGER WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS MEIIBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ' ' • .....,.Church of the Nazare11 HERIIIT GRIMM. PASTOR MAIN ITRIIT RUTJ,.AND, O. ii!!i .a.r 1r, ar Air a consolidatiOD • Ann t "=:: s·lood Needed i s· •"a•"'e·' ., ' -. JS . . New Le!IOD . .. .Commander As Replacement Next Monday 1 WORLD ! 1 ELBERFELDS I N P0MER-0 Y :rwl Edward Warner He}p Asked£or tronger o· T d Taylor Wm'ner Ies ues ay State Leg•"slati"ve Systems Of Talkie Set s I 1 . ALL SIZES ON SALE - BUY 'EM JN PAIRS ' Sooptr Premium Valu1l $15·23 IACH 600 n BLACK WALL TIRE . PAIR IAVI ON tl'\9 PAll! ~ x ' 'I"' tax . Coopor'o New llllk Aboul "NO.LIMIT" I'ULL SIIIVICI Tllll tiUIIIIANTIII ·- !IAf:E 'eW Bus BI•ds .1.T.n VI•ted T d ,.. ' By Thorofare Markets 7\. T. 1 A p,..eH-.fl xJ!.i:· 1 abe Heada Delegation June 19 thru 26-7:45 Each Evening Rev. &Mn. Harold W. Shackleford Ky Offers Friendshi " Leggo of Pomeroy REVIVAL SERVICES COLUMBUS (UPI) -The Ohio Supreme Court upheld today tbe legality of Gov. James A. Rhodes' program for financial expanilon. The court held that a constitutional omendment which created a non-profit corporation to sell Industrial expansion bonds was valid. The amendment, passed in 1965, set-up the non-pro!lt Portsmoutb Growth Corp. Legality of the corporation and of the amendment was challenged by Scioto County Prosecutor Everett Burton Jr. However, the state's highest court ruled that since the SAIGON (UPI) - South VIet Nam' 1 polltkal erbls look a amendment had been enacted by a general vote it is not better today- Milltant Buddhist leader T bleb Trl Quang ended hl8 open to attack. strjke, Premier Nguyea Cao Ky tempor arlly lifted his four-day siege "A constitutional amendment, Growth Corp, intends 1o issue Boa Dao pagoda and Trl Quang made up with moderate Buddhlat leader;,:: unlike a legislative act, when $400,000 in bonds to finance bus- Tam Chau In a sea of smiles. Trl Quang, who had led rebel reslst,anee to lle 1 M1:Yl:IEH:S HONORED - Orion w. Roush, Wayne Chase and Herbert (Pete) Shields, adopted by the people, is not iness expansion there, including government In tile northern clty of Hue, sat up In bed today and ~Piped left to right, hold certificates and a large eake Tuesday night after they were· honored open to attack on the ground an addition to the Porsmouth COlle soluUon. He had previously sub81s ted on tea and fruit ID a for long service on the Meigs County Agriculture and . StahlllzaUon committee. Mr. tbat It does not serve a public plant of the Dayton-Ports- lllid would eontlnue until Presideat Johnson ended his Roush has served 10 years and Chase and Shields 25 years. Shields, local oUice manaeer, purpose," the court held. I mouth Foundry Co. and guarhas ierved aeven additional years on the committee.- Sentinel Photo. The greater Portsmouth antee a loan to tbe YeUow Cab SAIGON (UPI) -Premier Ky Confident Iat the plus hospital w11n '' Co. Nguyen Cao Ky temporarily Ky obviously confident be Quang ia ataylnl R'1fl ' ' :;• Not D!Jcrimlnalory lifted his four-day aiege of the has crushed the Buddhist-led 1roops Oew him to 8aJpl Th tate' h' h 1 1 Viet Hoa Dao Pagoda today as rebellion and pushing now for biB former power baaa at lede th 1s th s ~ 1rour a gesture of friendship to national unity in the fight "They reached a ·~~ ru a e ame ."" .can- Buddhist rebell and more tban against communism, 01·dered lboolt not be considered diswmtn- 400 men, women and children the seige lifted at the request warmly and a~ry because II excludes elec- streamed from Its gates. of model'llte Buddhist leader told Unit~ Press Inc and gas co~paru~s from Police arrested two youths 'l'hich Tam Chau. He said they met 111r two .. . . . . . benefltmg under fmancmg aid. suspected of kllting a policeman Chau who baa joined other half hours unlll Cbatl '·1 SAIGON (UPI) :-The pilot of back an attack by a mojor The dogfight erupled during " j But before they reached ''The amend~ent has b.ut one during the weel<s 01 anti- Bnd~ts in opposing the Ky lunch. . a crlp\)led Navy :tel rammed .a North Vietnamese force about strike against the Me Xa. home and w1th only minutes ol purpose, to g1 ve financ10l as- government rioting but passed regime but favored a negoUal- Trl Quang Jauocbed 1 '"I'll-! ' . Sldewiiide& ~isslle · ·up 11\e 230 miles north of Saigon and hilhway bridge,. 1 heavily fuel left they heard a call lor sistance to private lnduatry or the others after checking their ed setUement of the cri.si.s and strike lS days ago VOWinl llli;~ ta!Jplpo of a Commurust Mtg k11led at least 70 In a bloudy de.'ended installation about 75 belp from their relief. Four other governmental uruts m ·~; identification cards. orderly transf•.r of power to a eat notbing lllllll 1 and b~ew.,ft, out of the sky, U.S. mornmg-long battle. The light- miles northeast of Hanoi. MIGI7s hnd attacked them, TI1e der to create new employment, An unknown number of rebels civilian govemment, met mill- Jobnsoo balta aid ~ spokesman .said. today. Another ing was part of Operation An unarmed RFa reconnat .. two pilots turned and roared the court co~mented. _ some aieiJa'<li! continuing re- tent anti-government leader military reeime. .A*-1 .Jf Td'~ MIG Wll damaged, but . ths Nathan Hale. in .the nation'.• sance plane on a photo m"s10n back into the fray. . . "The exclusiOn of electric and sistance I> the Ky reRime and Thich Trl Quang in a Saflon Quang intended to ""''IIIu•li'.ij '' Amerlccma . loot. one jet m the strategic midsection, and 11 was downed by the intense They saw thell' two r~1ef jets gas compames from benef!IJ of others fearing arrest Ior i hospital today and .aidts said fast, the aide said be df4 ~ :·; super"9n)c. dogt1ght and ·another aent the toll of the three-day ground fire and missiles started fighting desperately w1th tbe the amendment 1s a reasonable violence-remained inside. M -1they dissolved their differences know but "now ll 11 1lul to heavy Communist ground operation soaring to more than lA> flY when two F4C Phantoms enemy. classification not constituting ter liO minutes police rolled the lin a sea of smiles. detail." ' ' -·' fire. lOll. . flying cover . decided to stic~ Hit A Mig denial. of equal protection. barbed wire barricades back in The dramaUc meeting be- Aides said Trl Quaq WM .;, :; The ·fiJbtlng erupted· high' in In other action, guerrilla around · illd fly protection for ''One o! the two planes pulled "It " not discriminatory, be- place. tween the feudicd ranks cam• longer UDder arrest. ;:.!' the i'ky north of Hanoi forces otruck two Marine the pilot who balled out safely. up and sprayed one of tne cause it is not applicable to ex>~ Tuesday. A third u.s. plane- outposiJ near Da Nang before One of the protectors got pari MIGs In the midsection with 20 isllng businesses unless new an Fllli ThUndeichiof-ai50 ·was lfawn In an apparent effort to of bis_tail assembly lbot away mm cannon fire," the pijots construction will create new oun~e lost TuOsday to ground fire in a claim a quick propaganda by ground fire and he and his were quoted es saying. "The jobs. separate action. . .. victory. and rained mortar firo wln~man beaded back to the MIG started streaming fuel and Second Ruling On tl!i.ground, ba\OOred U.S. on il !I.S. alrfleld in tho Mekong earner · Hancock after callmg tho Crusader broke to the fight, Once before the state suparatroiipeis reinforCed. secre- ·Delta. · lor help and being relieved by maneuvering to evade another pre me court was asked to rule IJy during ••· ~·•hi, ijljr)~ Strike At Br . pJm ( , ued_ ~n_poge 9) OJ!.. the CtlllStilutlonality of [llpa Following the trend of other major food - · _ . . ·· ·' •· ·liii'~bliCI!oanctnt-of-illd!IOim Thorofare Markets, Inc., parent corporalloa. ,1.' "• ---· ' Oipanslon initiated by the Supermarkets, Jne., is consolidating much of Its •---~-~~~·'!II'. . . svi>kl!:v, "Aa•lralla (uPH Rhod., administration. Uon in the company's 250,000 sq. ft waraho11111 iii J .· ·\.e. 6 Jf .'l<t - A Jt.f"IINikl factory wortIn 11164 the court decided that ville, Pennsylvania. described u a "otranee. I constitutional prohibition However, considerable tonnage In groeel7 produdl, brtodlnc YOIUII ...... lldmllo against guaranteeing pubtic perishables, and all frozen foods will contlnJM to be U led today lUI ~e attompled to credit would be violated by viced from the modem Route 35 Evms Wareholllll, lllcd•• 1 maiBbiate OppollUoa teat~« plans of the Ohio Development just outside of Gallipolis. I ' Arthur eatwell ao be merged • Flnsncing Commission to lend Sale of the Evans Bakery West Virginia, IIIII x.tucJtr II :~ In Taesday ·•·•t lrom 1 rallv stat funds bas been completed to the Ohio lassored. Thorofare faela _.. ' Charles !. Swatzel waa elect....., ' Meigs County clttzens ar• •e · Valley Baking Company which the steps taken wW belle. lbat ~. ed Commander for the year protesting the war Ill V I e I gain asked lA> donate blood to Because of that ruling the wlll be servicing all stores with Igrowth. .' 11967 ' when Drew Webster Post : Nam, police said. replace that uaed by Meigsj amendment in question today its modern quality baking and In recent yean Ill ~ ' ,.\· ;No. S9, The, American Legion,: Peter Raymelld Kogsn wao residents. was Initiated and subsequently distribution system. employees bave become ' 1·,'· ' · I approved at the polls ln May, 1 met Monday night. -~..o by arreot •• offlc<ro The ne- Bloodmobile visit ]M< Jjl"" SIJT1'LE E . union members, IIIII '"- ..... -· •-.,.. •• ~. ''+" vans store operaUons, mer· the benefitl .;;["• I Other ofllcers elected were · •• saylnc be •bot at the Ia Monday, June Tl, from noon I About 250 companies lndicatJolm L Sallie, aan of Mr. cbandising and advertising will witb m~~: res~--n.nu.. Memories 'list Vice Commander, on.n fiery 70 - year • old Labor to 8 p.m., at the Pomeroy Jun- ed Interest In the finsncing pro- lllld Mr J w s ttte continue from new offices ln l Davl"d R Pren"""':O::"''wiD' ;. ~ SAN FRAN!-lSCO _ A DE- Knapp: Adiut"'·- !Jcro Huu · :! party cblef "becaullll I'm •ltlk lor High School. Servin~ the gram and awaited the supreme '· ameo ' u ' the Route 35 Warehouse at Gal- tin ' • al_, ' W.lcome Is sometimes ISgt.-at-Arms, Edgar VanlnWag- r ol being nobody and wuted canteen for this visit of the court's decision, Development Long Bottom, woa Usttng 00 lis tis ue as gener muww , ' ..... rolouds ed '"' memories of 1 ,.1 0 1en: 4 year. trustee, Kenneth : to make a DilDO lor m,...U." Bloodrnob'l1 IU be the Ra · Rio Grande College JJ<o•n's po · tbe Evans operation <• c ., cme Director Fred P. Neuenschwan- MOrtt Honor Rall lor the past Leases lor several new Ev- by Hoyt Mullins. a.~ .- 'j. ew . Tu d h IHarris: Fmance Officer, Guy Jolly Neighbors 4-H Club. Har- der said. _,........ ~ .dead. So 1l was eli ay w E"n Guinther· SerYice Officer · d 1eme1ter. ans stores have been signed, always welcome at EftDI'a ·~ the USS Enterprise, the world's CIIH ~es, and Chaplain; ; :!er~e~~:~~Unga ::;;.r:lu~"J. staRhteodm:!t todissauyedex!~~i~gar~ and continued growth and ex- new address, Route 15, Galllplo :. largest w~sh1p, slipped mates- Eber Roush. •250 Pieked up in emtin and Margaret Cole.. ... ··pansion in the trt stala of Ohio lis • -··• the Golden FTimk v.U1Jibon was alected l pleasure with the decision. ' · !" licaUy ·th•v..,, Gate after eight months and to !ill an ~pired term as a 'j Forfeited ··Bonds Reservationa are not nece8-• 13,00tr successful- aircraft mrt· • . 'l'h fllcer to do te blood. A . I be enemy In l•forth .-year s many les agamst wDl be trustee. installed at ... the 0 nutI ' Three men charged follOW· I sary 'l' possiblena should come durVIej Nam. Many of ,the pitots!lmeetlng of Drew Webster Post!lng . an e~ly Sunday morning: lng the early afternoon to make were not 011 hand at .lie wei- .No. 39 on Monday, July 4. i acr·ietll m Middleport have way for the men getting off Edward Wamer, 71, a native come. · I Jn other bualness Frank vau- . lorfeiled bonds in the court shift work later. nf Galllq County, died at the The big E's 5,2110 officers rghan reported on the Elghth ' al Mayor C. 0. Fisher. borne of bla daughter, Juanita CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Midwest Govemon Con- .and men were accorded a · jub- !Distrlct's Sunimer Conference '! Wald Ler .Nelson 22 CoDon Taylor, Pomeroy carrier Gibbs, C:r.!]ev1llo, early Tues ference closed today with a former governor urlf.ng tht ; Dant reception from crowds held In Alben,!, June 12 where , oy • • PLAN lor the Dally Sentinel, is winner day morning. chief executives to give leadership efforts to lmprova the_ ~. the! jammed the Golden Gate Dislrict officers were elected. · lumbus, forfeited I f200 bood The Ladieo Auxiliary of the of the first prize in a carrier He was the soo of the state legislative system. :-:·. Bridge, hllltops overluoklng &In Also at this meeting, Vaughan I on a DWI charge, Don E. Nel- Ollve ToWOllhlp Fire Depart- contest concluded recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob The plea was voiced by former Kansas Gov. John A1J. :. Francisco Bay and the pier at 1 was named Americanbm choir- Ison, 211, Rl I, Langsville and ment will have an .,.ction sale Don has been awarded a Allo precedlug him ln derson, who heads the National Cltizena Conference 011 ' nearby. Alameda Naval Air Imao lor the Dlltrlct and Pauli Ray Nelson, 25, Columbus, each on Saturday, July 15, bectnnlng walltle talkie sel was his -"le. ourvlvong are State Legislatures. j · ·~ Station. easel was again na111 ed bead · forfeited 125 bond on lntoxlcll- at 10:30 a.m. at tilt- lire bouse. other winners and their priz- daughter, Juanita, three AdO Help PI SeliiMI Rhodeo Ta Ololnua ;' 1 ,, : . of "The Gifts for Yanis Who Uoo charges. Lunch will be serYid. es were Chester Rouah, Middle- children, one great Anderson said it was pollll- Republican Gov. JBmel A. ~ p~ · /ul Gave" prO((l'am oa wblch be' port, a portable record plat child, IUld a sister, Mrs. cally difficult for members of Rhodes of Ohio wu to be elec&. :. · _ did an ou!Jtandlng job in lfi6S. ROTARY CRANGf. Metp Gea"raa llolpllll er, second place, and Debbie lea Clark, Rt. I, Mlddlepori. state legislatures to vote them- ed chairman of tbe !a-state ~ ·,:; Chir~.Y.'"Gaulle met ior Frank Che!'~ebre'!, ~:-. of . ..... ... · · AdJitllllou -Edith McKen- Stewart, Mason, a transiStor Funeral services wiD be selves adequate salary and nee- gsnlzatioo to llllCt'8d J>emli. ',.'' three ~!lith Soviet leaders Post 39, was- elected Chaplain Tbe ,Midd!iport..Poroeroy Jlol. zle, Pomeroy; Homer Lee, Rut- radio, third place, Jimmy Clat- Thursday at 2 p.m. at th essary staff operations and then cratic Gov. Karl F. Rolva&l ~,, today ill 8 n[iorted effort In for the second straight year. ary dub will meet at the ldaJ'. land worthy and Jan Long of Mid- Rawlings Coats FUneral face the voters. Minnesota at the closirl& -. 'ii In Ruialao support for Joint Vaughan Cheesebrew · Caacl 1Un Restaurant Friday night, DfaeharsH - J8DIOI Eblin. dleport, Mary Hawk, Dennis with the Rev. 0 . H. cart "What does a member of the slon. :Oves to end the Vletnameile and Dog' Robeson a~ tbls June 21. tnsiA!'sd nf at lleatb Kathryn Weaver, Alma Parker, Hawk and Richie Co<art al50 iaUng. Burial will be in legislature tell his constituents A number of resolutions de q ~erence. Cburcb. · Evelya Flck, John McDaniel received prius. Gravel lilll cemetery. when he votes himself a pay were called for adoptioll, Ji; .~. 0 · wAitholllll the French -pres!- : IVirgto 'lo'utel(er und Cliff may call at tbe funeral raise or ~?.tes money to hire a eluding a proposal to anytime. Mr. Wamer was a secretary Anderson said . in St La . d-• does •not feel tJie time 1s Rhodes were reported on lbe ,;; !)ow lor • Vtf!lnamese sick Ust. Paul .Cesd gava a .... tired miner. "This b a tough practlcai po- :w~~ Tbe ,;..~'~il~· peace clonlerence, 'rrencti·111ur. port on reg~lta weekend acUv~ . . . Htical problem for leg!J~t- not produclne enough revet.-Jl•. oes . sa~ ·De Gaulle · wants u.. 'If the ~~tand a vole of COLUMBUS (UPl) - State fall to submit any bJdl for bus Ireaulted in central purchase Ff~ COLNON ors," Anderson sald In ~gtng to pay Ita COIIStructlon f!A/ati: •r' Soviet ~acklni, w~ ·he f•els ~ wu lll,"'nded· to t h • EducaUon Department offlclils bodles we will then COtllult with plans being declared Ulegal. WASHu,GTON (UPI) governors and newa media to and its operatora aay a ~<~~~. ·..• ~ !'~ tre 10011 · tor P•oy Ce!tll!nl Block Com- Itoday began readmllllng lor: federal ageniJ on lnvokins the However, when they IOU8hl arl Colnon, president a1 support plans for strengtbening increase Ia - -, brii!j~ the dlepute lti the ne- PIIIIY for Its .~tion .flf a booth jblda on school bua bodies under· Sherman Anli-Trusl Act. .., a temporary restr~~lnlnc order and Zolltf Coal Co., Chicago, tbe tqlslaUve system. neceaary. .....~ ili,b)i. to the P1111 ~l![b!f _ ~Ita the •w, aooperatlva hitldlnC .. 1• week to prevelll opening ot waa elected chairman of the He advocated annual aesslons '"""~' • · weekend. · · . . • _ plan_ . . · . We feel we can.put !Oitther bids under the cooperative bfd. board of dlfeetm o! the In most of the states and aug- ve~or.. Me-ral ....._. requ11f., When tilda . .opened Moil-·, - 1&1!, evtllen<e til, proye coJ. ding plan, a FraliiUD County Uonal Cqal 'Association at the fll!Sted that Jeclslatures ohould Adm!JoloM _ TIIIIID)I itaii[J; ..~·~ I,ed all and, churcb: foil lfl&w:,: l&lnal deacl-jluaton. court refu!ed to is!ue It close of llte Oll!anizatlon's bave more research staffs to Rutland. · !1.--.CWIA . .' as to lbal oaiJ•c~a":ed : ' orlg':r"aeturen . State off!ciela ~ they j annlve~ contenUOD Tuesthem with their wll'k. lllscUrpi _ 11er111a, batt I uacl did can save sctool d1.<~rtcts as day. man, John Kerns MrL ~~It:.£ 11111 tbat wu lllr · much al IZ.tltlO per ~ throtllil PO HOLIDAY BaU and 11011. ' .1111 1110rt11101 bave lli'NIII time to the central blddlna All postoftlcell of Metp counUllo their pro[IOiall leaveo liCtual I)' wUI be cloeed !Dr lbe JW, " !I 1 4th boUday, I'GineioJ PoeiDJu. ter <lharles Dlelll ._, ·alinOt!IJtlo eel. There WID · be IIi> wllldow 1 2nd Big Week of Moore's July 4th and Vacation Time Tire Now On Represenlatives from t h e Pomeroy congregation of bovah'o Witnesses returned Sunday evening from the tiJree.day Seminar held sn Ashland, Ky., last weekend. A peak attendance of 747 on Sunday heard district supervisor Frank Spacll deliver the public Bible lecture, "Does God Have Influence In Twentieth Century?" Pr:=~ lrllnlster AuUs Leggo the Pomeroy deleeauon. U..clld fo flae lntr•" Of fh Jfef,..MIJIOII .4,.. of "Nor deride these ltaves 1 Aim Maraaret enttne • I'm going -ond"'IUS RILlY'S BACK IN TOWN" • • Fear thee not this lowly parkbench Designed to delay thy wearied flight· , • For its unresisting pressul'.. Will not wa~ thee ovemJght• 1 to be a Banker when/ Grow up • TO A VAGABOND n th• thoui!ht of trusting boclr To yon park bencb overnigilt Doth disturb thee, shame, pel' turb thee Take to thee this, mine advice: 1 1 e teet • w:u:n::e~rM~r::.:~~: ~:: ~:: ~~gh~~~to. Morlls, ~ich7~:~~~;;ad thua, comers fare-well dinner Mond~y even- church organizations. ~~ ~~ er regatta weekend were her lng at Heoth Church with ap- The Rev. Howard Ruppel! or[ . • J parents, ltlr. and Mrs. Dan Family Entertained proximately ISO parisboners at- the First United Presbyterian Skala and daughter Evelyn o! ' tend' 1 B ed 1 Fl th 1 Mr Weekend guests of Mr. and mg.. Church and vice J)I'Wde~t ol 1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomasj r eno11, a.: er son, .. By Mr. Tuckerman Mrs. Leo Kennedy were Mr. The dmner arrangements the Middleport MlniSteriBI A•- , and family spent the weekend I and Mrs. James Hope and chlland Mrs. Jesse Lake, were in charge of Mrs. Everett sociation, spoke in tribute to at the Waiter Thomas fishing dren Janet, J~~.__M_a_ry ~ Mr. Rue Tuckerman, wbo Is Jefferson; Mr and Mrs. DaviS, Ml's. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Ithe Dowson family. Mr. and camp near Malta. I a !ather, grandfather and greatael Ohlinger and children, John Balter and Mrs. James Mrs. Wilham Russell .prese~t- Mr. and Mrs. Everett '!'hom- her ~nts, Mr. and Mrs. W. grandfather, entertained memchael n and Julia Nelsonville· Cnswell, assisted by members ed a taped muSJcal g11t w1th nt Sunda at the Walter 0. Bam1tz hers of his family at a buffet Sumner Arthur Long's "Nev- and Mr Clarence' Bailey and of the WSCS. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Mrs. Ruasell singling two selec- ;~ spe fl h' Y am Mrs J B Marshall and dau- dinner at his home Sunday in er Too Late," the season's first I sons Richard and Michael provided flower arrangements tions, "How Great Thou Art" om~s. ~ 1: c b p. M ghter, Marianna, who wrere call- observance of Father's Day. production, Is a situation com- Spri~gfield. Mr. and Mrs. for the tables. and "Turn Your Eyes Upon J• ;::: ~n D :;• ~nd ~~ ily ed here by the Illness and Attending were his daughter edy concerned With a late m1d- linger and children also · · Following the dinner, a pro- , sus" accompanied by Mr. Rus- 1 f Col n~ e ees m death of Russ Watson, left and son, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney die-aged couple who have hap- with his parents Mr and Mrs was presented in tribute : sell. The benediction was given M umd ~ p I Monday for their home in Lou- Russell (J)onna Tuckerman) of prly guided a son thruugh all Conrad Ohlinger' of Pomeroy · the Dowson family with Mrs. : by Rev. Dowson. Mr. and Mrs. I nd rd an ht "· 1 ;ut v· ·'ted isvllle, Ky Glouster; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 0 1 tile traumas and troubles of I Mr Clarence Bailey and so~s Fultz in charge. Mr. Dowson expressed their appre- i aS d aug ..,.th 1 1~ pre . " Mrs. Cyril Arnold of Stewart Tuckerman and son, Tom and r·h lldhood and. adolescence and Richard . and Michael of Spring-• Sm1'th was master of cere- , c1a . I'wn of the g1'Its and expres- un ay, WI rea lves m opent Sunday WI'th her mo ther, daug hter, Kary,I of Athens, a c•ollege and 1010 mamage only field visited Father's Day with monies for the program which 1 sions of good will. "':::: d M H be 1 D' Mrs. John F. Baily and her sis- great granddaughter, Lisa LindIn diScover thThey ahre to be par- hi's f'ather Mr Wl'ltiam Bailey included a poem written by nd . an Ro rs. tert drS ldxaoyn ter, Mrs. Russ Watson. ' say of Columbus, and Miss Nore:1ts agam. e s ow wrll open , · M Ed d y d d • son, ger v s1 e un M Tho y . . p 1 1 PI 1 June 23 and run through the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd and rs. war oung an rea al Shade, with Mrs. rs. mas ouog re um- rna Sullivan of on easant, . .h childrffl have re'" ned to their by Mrs. Nan Moore, a parody FUlton ·•d M Ge ld King ed home Sunday after a visit at W. Va. 2tit · ,..r •fter spend- wrl'tten to the song. "Mother," ~· Mrs. rs. Anthony ra · Fombell • Pa. with. her niOce, · Mr. · ed The weekend ot June 30 Ju- home in Brookville Mr. and Tuc kerman receiV. ' ing the weekend with his par- wllh the words, D-0-W-s.<>-N husband, Mr. and Mrs. many gifts and cards from hiS I . 1 2 , .11 be th 1 Coumuaspen 1 b 1 •oU nday and ' • ,o, WI erun of r spetl'g tth I U>SIO H ldRg nd tE ILl f 'I· ld' hisdught ~ rendan Behan's seri<><:omedy ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd lit' m fotheu De exempfaryllqua' ' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. arol ?thanha abewas vd- MramlyCmDcupmg (aP ler, 'fh H t " T k" and son Mike tes o owson am y. v· il C bell erpoo' WI er nep an s. . . age au me e osage. a mg place ' · A humorous re ding "A 1rg amp ' U M d M M'lt D Tuck ) f ' N F t M 8 1 1 :. . in a seed Dublin h0t 1 .j Miss Carol Scott Gallipolis, , . , · MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. William ~ e, r. an rs. on aerman or eyY . e occu k ' "th Preachers Wife s Lament, g1- ! VlB. She was accompanied by er, F1a. Flower arrangements pied by some raffiSh characters, ; spent the wee ffld WI her ven by April Fraser, and a rtad- JOF CLASS of the United ard, daughter Barbara and son, her daughter, Mrs. Robert Rog- lor the dinner were made by the play gives full vent to the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ing by Mrs. Bernard Fultz in Methodist Church Will Walter and Douglas Haynes .,.. and daughter, Nancy of Nel- Miss Sullivan from her garan1mal !iprr1ts of 1ts characters Scott. original verse concluded the Monday at 7:30 p. m. Lancaster, and Miss Lorna den p· k rn some undisciplined scenes a- Michael Morris, student ~~ program. · church. Owens of Middleport, were soov 111 e. · lctures were ta en. Hoslal•·"e re • n Th .11 e season WI run for SIX .ee ks - opentilj! June 23 and dooing July 31. Each show will b resented 10 U Th d~: through Suu~da;: the ~~:: versity Theatre on South Colkge Street. .. at y ... '!.' - SPECIAL CLOSEOUT GROUP . COOPER PACEMAmR IN SIZE 760x15 BARGAIN PRICEDI'~~ac~:::,.~h:=:: .;. hl't Mill Thlol . FREE INSTA•I,A.TION;':..PAY DAY,~T·~S . ,. ~C)ORE'S .IN . POMEJI·f.)y:·>.' PtfONI .. . .:'w. .,...::; poei[QN:"· l �•• PJMII' N .. •• 7 f ' ' Yan/fs to Prole st A lola! ol lit ...klnlll h Wa were ..,.ned Ia Olllt ~ -- ·--• __ .. ·-. . ,. _ --r--•-- . .,_.._...- •' ~"· - By FRED DOWN row of Yankee Stadium's right ! run homer lltat would bllve of my glove and never !~It It. I Fans pelted lite rlghl field UPI Sporlll Writer lield slands. , given lite Yankees an 8-7 win. gU06s a lot of die-hard lanslarea wlllt so much debris at lite NEW YORK (UP!)- Frank Manager Ralph Houk led the "No man alive knows U would claim I lost control of j slarl of !he seeood game, won Robinson claimed today tllat he Yankees in a biller on-the-field Robinson had poosesslon or not lite ball but I can trulhlully say by lite Yankees, 1-3, that "~ver. even i'!"led ;ne. ball" Iprotest ofJ)mpire Hank Soar's when he went out ,of slghl," j lltat It was a ~lean catch.", .. I~mplr~ N~slor Clt~l~k warned *"-• - rw.:u W~t: D••wmurt: uut ~ltJI , ~uHJ NJu ne wm sa to 11ouK. ""lnl me Ill'flt nme i ROOm:soo baa a pruU:!:n ut ~~~~ hltuul§:ll Lire pubhc addreu Orioles' .,_~ Tuesday night formally protest IJJe game. The ever · carried Ihrough on a own-that several fans tried to announcer lhat lite game mitbl VIctory over the New Yoik play came with two on oDd lwo prolest but I was robbed out of take the ball away from · him as be IOrfelled unleu tile demon· Yankees with a Jeaping catch Iout In the last of the ninth and a ball game." he lay on his back among them. straHon stopped. II fan wbo that carried hiin .into lite llrsl deprived Roy White of a three- Houk also said 15 or 16 fans , "I went back, turned and Inter I e red with Robit)son's <Srd), .U.s Ang - olo ooo 201- 4 11 2 voluntarily told him thalj jumped and caught It," Robin- eal<h of • fly by Et.ton ' Houston 110 014 oox-7 12 l · Robinson did not hive control son explained. "Then I fell Howard In lite olxllt lnninl of PhUa 00 10 000 -1 ~ z Sutton, Miller (5), Perranoski of the ball .when he jack-knifed against lite wall and jaek·k~lfed tho nightcap Wll ejected Allanla 101 001 OOx- 4 8 o' (6), Moeller (7) and Roseboro: over IJJe lltree-loot right field intp lite stands.. Alter I fell In "If .anybody had hit me, I Jackson, CUip (8) aDd Ueck· Farrell, ·cuellar <7) and Bale· barrier into lite stands. ""era! pe'Ople tried. to take the wouldn't have -anne back to lite er: Lemasler (5-4) aDd Torre. man. WP.Farrell 12-5). LP· "I caught It clean and never ball away from me. Bul it was riJbt nekl," said Robinson. LP.Jackson lf.l). Hit-Aaron Sutton (7-6). HRs-Jockson (1st), even juggled il," said Robinson. stuck securely in lito webbin& Roblnoon wao never burt (24llt). Lefebvre ll~llt). "The ball stuck In the webbing of my glove." lllhough play had to be slopped diorite ... lint ....... 11.1111, _ . . , 10 Keo H... HI!, pme bloloJIIt, Oldo D~ vllloJI of Wlklllfe. Prevlou ........_ _.._ --- --- ... perlodJ were l3S Ia 1111 ud W Ia Ullf. Tilt Ill$ flnl q - kUlwuliT. Tbe biJb.,l reported klba dllriq lflo llrtt quarter of lflo ewreat year were Ia TrumbuU lilt), Waablalfoa US), AI..DI II) aid Loeao (8) C.Ualleo. Typeo ol aecklenlol kUla lllc]udod: bit by motor velllo· leo <lftl: eao1bt Ia feoeeo <11: run dawn by dup (I); ooafirmed ... •.......... Jllebblli! (IS), aid olb e r .1 Rob~by~s Game-~aving Jy Uailld Nat I sPn Fran W. L. Pet. GB I s~ Fran 41 :15 .1111 ... Pi9sburgh 37 26 .58'1 2~ !AI Angeles 37 28 .569· 3~ HOUston 36 30 .5t~ 5 ' Philadelphia 35 32 .52% 8% ' so, Louis 32 32 .500 a l:illcinnotl 30 :II .419 II · AUonta 31 38 .449 II~ New York :15 3'1 .413 14 Cbicogo 20 4:1 .333 II ...... (71. Tleoda7'• 111!111111 SaD Franelsco 9 Cbleago 1 ~ I.& 1 :i \aflilu. n 1 New York Z St. Louill I, nigh! Atlanta I Phlladelploia I, night 1 Cinei 11 Plllsburgh a. night W"'-daj'a Probable Pll<bero .1 New Yock at St. Louis fnlgbtl - Fil!her (4-6) vs. Ja<kson (6-6). San Francil!eu al Chicago 121 - Perry (1-1) aDd Herbel II~) ar~n vs. Koonce <1·1) and Ellsworth • l:)I '~-9) or Brogllo 12·>1. 1 The Meigs Legion team scorPbUadelpbltl at Alboolo i ed Its fourth slraight biumph <llljhti-Buhl (2-4) vs. Blaslft· wiiJJ a 13-ll shutout over visit· ga!llf (:H). ing Beverly al Baehlel Field j Los Allltles at Hooston In Mason Tuesday evening. : •mght) - Koulax 112-2) vs. It was IJJe Melts t•am's Bru('e (1-4).. . ond win over Beverly this seapit Is bur 1 h at Cincinnati lOll . I •niJhti-Cardwell (3-4) vs. Fourteen bases Qn balls lsMalooey (1·21. , sued by Beverly pitchers aided I Tburaday 1 Gamet I the Meigs attack greatly as the San Francisco at Houston Ilocal boys, managed bv Mel I PlttsW.:gh at Clnelnnato, nigh! Clark, notched only sl~ hits. I St. LouiS at Houston, mght Beverly was limited to onlv !Only '':'!:~:') IJJree hits during IJJe e i g h ·t I m caa W. L. Pet. GB frame affair. The first hit by Baltimore Beverly w" when Cooley, first I 43 23 ~2 Detroit :It 23 ·. 629 2 baseman, singled to lead off ! Clevelaod 38 23 .823 2\\ Ihe top of the fourlh I Calllornla 3f 31 .537 7\\ John Flowers hurled for IJJe j Mlnnesoll 30 33 .475 through 1 11 ~~ · local I.egioo entry CRica• 30 33 .4761tlh i four i_nnings_and gave up only ; New York 27 34 .113 131\ I ooe htt. Davtd While, a WaWashln&too 21 39 .418 1~11 hamo product. pitched shutout . Kansu City 26 38 .406 16 ball in the final three- innings Boston 22 42 .344 20 striking out seven. walking two It's fresh-ground flavor y<lQ can't get in a can. Tueldly'l Retaltl and Issuing two free passes. Bait. 7 N.Y. 5, lsi, twilight Gib Milliron paced the Fresh-ground flavor you do get in A&P's whole-bean New York 1. Ball. 3, 2nd, niJht Meigs team in hittin~ a Clevelaild 1 Boston 1, night triple and two singles tha 8('- i Eight O'Clock, Red Circle and Bokar Coffees. Detroit $ Washington 2. night It'Ounted for three runs. her 1 KanBall City t Chicago a, night I hitters f~r Meigs were ~g~ You .see, once the coffee bean is ground, the flavor begins to fade, Calif. 10 Minn. 7, night Sauer wtth a double and s cnWedoeld1y'1 Probable Pikber1 fice Oy for three runs Ued M~¥esota at C ul If or n I a in ; Lenny Van Meter and BtU i That's why, when we at A&P buy the finet_, coffees we can find, 1 nigh{) Boswell (4-4) vs. Swan eac.·h had a single for two i l'hance tS-81 . · RBI's apiece and Buddy Moore i we bring them to you still in the bean. Chica&o at' Kansas City 12. smacked o double. Van Meter : 1wi-ni1btl-Lamabt 14·3) and and Moore also srored three ' . ' How~ (2-1) vs. Hunler <HI times each. . And_w_e ~u~ri~-~?~~-exactly right for your coffeemfli} ' nd _.c,>blon 12-ll). 1 The Mel&s learn will be play. ' . . . ,ctev!land at Boston (%, twi- 1ing Legion competition oot of' ·raKei!-alittJe 'extra'iVoTl<]iit we're h'appy to do it~ nigloil-SI~bel1 (7·3 1 and Tiant Hunlington over IJJe weekend / 1 <4-31 n, Lonborg <3-51 and wilh the place and lime Ia be i That way we can be sure you 'II enjoy the full, fres'h taste ~a do~ski q.l) . announced. "'" · · j Detroit at Washington lnightl of A&P's Coffee Mill Flavor, - Lollob 16-4) vs. ortega 16-41. , Mojor Leogue Reoullo Baltimore at New York By United Preso lateraatloaal 'niglol)-Barber f'-21 vs. Down· · Natloaal Le"pe Are A&P Colfees a good reason for shopping A&P? 1 ing (H). · San Fran 300 000 021-9 10 1 · Tlnnday'o Gomeo Chicago 000 310 1103-- 7 10 I They're on~·;or many, Chicqo at Kansao City, night Marlchal m-Z) aDd Haller· Detroit at W~shington, night Ronds, Jenkins 17), Ellsworth Baltimore at Now York (8) Estrnda fYI and Huodley. l LP- Hands <5-51. HRs- Hart I Clrveland at Boston (Daly com., oe)ltOai•di (17th ), Banks <Jrd), Hundley •llh ), Haller IIZ!h), Browne MILD AND MI,LLOW METS CHOICE llothl. I 3-LB.BAG NEW YORK •UPI) - Dave , Rose. a 17-year-old lell·handed 1New York 000 300 000- 2 5 0 hitting catcher from Clar,n.lp:>n, St. Louis 00 00 100 - 1 4 0 I Ohio, Tu06day became the 17Ih Shaw IHI and Grote; 1 draftee signed by Ihe New York Stallard, Simmons 17), Woode· MeLS. Rose was assigned to Ule shick 19) and McCarver. LP· ! Marion_ club_in_Mar_ion, Va. Siallard _ ' 1·3) .~~ HR·McCarv"" j 1••.,.......~ I ' pittsbur~h Los Aniel~ phiiodeiphl Hou!iton SL. UJuls Cin\:innati Atlanlo New Yor~ Ch icago su Pitts. 2 A Cindnnat Cincinnati St. Louis St. Louis ChicBKO I Los Ang< MoJMIB) New Y -Htmill I) vs. ~ ~ Uallttl Preu lateroallo..l · NauOaot Lfape • •s;• M 2 do •••• htll1 63 5011 tra ~ 501 cyl wa 6: •• '" •.. hi (l SIRLOIN 6 c •II • I '' I T·BONE OR CLUB - - ' - - - - - - - - lit. ' 1 ALL GOOD Reds Hike Win Streak to Four $11f 1 RUMP ROAST OR avor. ANY SIZE PIICI LIAN- TINDIR Jumbo Bologna · · ··· · lb. S9c Cube Steak .. · .. · .. lb. $1.09 YOUNG -TENDER TAlTY- TINDIR SULTANA TOP CUT Beefllver .. ·........ · lb. 49c Eye of Round Roast, lb. $1.29 Frozen Dinners · · ·· 2 for 79c Round Steak ·.... ",· lb. 991 CAP'N JOHN - 10.... pktl. FROZEN BOTTOM CUT Fish Sticks · · ·· · · 2 pkgs. 7Sc Round Steak .. · .... .. lb. 95c 1 1 CAP'N JOHN- FROZEN Haddock Fillets 1~b. pkg. S9c BHf Rib Steaks .,..... • II. 99c TASTY- LEAN TINDIR JUICY Chip Steaks · ·· ·· · ·, lb. $1.29 Boston Strip Steaks; lb. $1.59 I Fine Grocery Features! ~.. 1 1 1 A&P BRAND . ·Second Round Play Begins In 80th Wimbledon Session I WI M B L E D 0 N, Englaod to bow out today from the . ' UPI1 - Sixth-seeded Dennis 1 meeting between Marty Ries· 1 Ralston of Bakersfield, Calif., sen, the steady swiqer from ' who is having as much trouble j Evanston, Ill., 110d Gene Seott, ! J~.' ith his temper as with his the 12th-ranked U.S. player opponents, clashed with Ru.s- !from Sl. James, N.Y. >ian Alex Melreveli today 01 The only olher seeded Ameri· s~cond round play in the men's can, Clark Graebrier of Beecb><ngles bepn ot Ihe 80th i wood, Ohio, No. 8, met W•mbledoo tenni!ii <'hampion-1Australian Owen D'dvldson. ~hips. IGraebner ousted former WimKalston, who blew his top , bledon finalist Marty Mullltan Monday wheo a camera fan of Australia in first round play. trked him while he was beating While the mtn were fighting Bob Lutz of Los Angeles. was their way to hopeful victories, · unr. of II American!'i in the last most of the American women's ' b4 afler !he lirst round . At '"nHngenl had the day off. 1 lt!ast one Amerlran was certain ' Tuesday's heroines were Mrs. ! -- · ·· Billie Jean King of Long Beach, ; Calif., and Nancy Richey of co-ronked No. 1 In lite i IJF.VIITED ro INTI!Ittl~'t lll Dalla•. U.S. MEIGS MAllON AHEA Mn. King subdued SeoUaod'o · ll~etw.r• 1. a ..... 'uttltsM• Winnie Shuw_, 6-2, 8-6, while I PubiiNhllf' 1.-er.~o lff•mnnn ou.•• M'IU RiChey Sl'(lred her first 3o~ tul'd•, •na sunaor ., rllo Ollie round victory over Fay Toyne • VIlle) l"uhUIIUIIIt CfllllpiR, . Ill• Me "hlnlt IlL. Pon'll!l""ll¥, Ollie. 451(111. ifllt of Australia, 1-&, 8-3, 6-(J, l'lfflH "''"'"" "'" '""''M ..,.~tit..,, In today's maKtiC'I •-•-- defend'me I .•.mH• ""flfl· W't t4J!U l:n!Or.cl •• wc-nna e••• maiiiRI champion Roy Emerson of m•lf"'' ~· llw llfl~ l nfFI~ at Pt~m~"l' ""'• Australia taagled wlllt styli•h Nuton•• HNmhlll I'OPI'tllllllltl¥1- Will lla•llntlll ltlmhllll. Inc., 343 f.eltlni I y Bunge 1'1 0 f Germany, tu• · '~•lllt.o 'l'ur• l.'lh ,..,,. Cliff Richey fXruoMM little V11r1: l'""'"""u Suhert.,uo~ r~m~ oen~e~o o1 trouble agninst Aussie Terry flll'rl.r •fl•r• 11'1111011 3."1 ~ent.. Plr Add~"O ninth . ran k·• Ron .,..., on• , .., ,,. 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Pet, 'oSnl.tyVd'e,r,M'B!nanl 30 4L319 39. • 62 241 ;o 75 .m 1· bad fanned two, walked one, and StargeU, Pitt 55 Z02 32 67 .332 Kalone Det M194 35 ~9 .301 Pitclti"'l · 1 was lite victim ol five ball Morgan, Hou ~ 240 34 78 .325 Tovar,' Mmo 43135 19 41 .301 < Naitonat Leape: Perry, · error, by bll males Ainu, Pill 55 210 Z9 68 .324 ' Siebern, Cal 55151 16 4~ .298 Giants 81 ; Maojchal, Gillnts · the . Tfle scoro WBI ~Mota, Pitt 49140 18 45 .321 ; McA!Ie, Del 55182 38 54 .297 12: Koufax, , Dodgers Lewill took over, Clmnte, Pill ~9 248 Jl 79 .319 Powell, Bat 60199 33 59 .21!6 Knowlea, PhHlijles 6-1, ne1:an, All '66 Models fanning Sarver and getting Cepeola, SIL 47 149 17 47 .315 i Crdenl, Cal 60 214 29 83 .294 1 Dodgers and Blass, Plrales to roll bock 10 blm on carty, All 62180 22 56 .311 Jtchrdo, Cal 57 205 33 60 .%93 1 American Leagu" tCOLOR mound. Flood, StL 64 25t 28 77 .307 Salmon, Cle 45 147 J3 -43 .29J!Orioles and Pizarro, White Pomeroy base runners, once Pinson, Cill 64 244 24 75 .307 )I-I ; s.. Miller, Orioles 5-I; eBLACK & WHITE on first 6ase,· had a field day ~1 Home Runs McLain, Tigers 11-3 ; Sallfonl, eConsolos ePortabi11 advancing to tbird. There was MIKES NEW COACH f National League: .Aareo, Angels 7·2. a rough count of six stelen ba,. Richard Mikes, ao 0 hi o Braves 24; Alou, Braves and 1 ',========81:1University product, was named Hart, Gtants 17; Torre, Braves, :r ALL SETS . Otller Pomeroy bltlero were bead football coach at Logan San<n, Cubs, Lelebvre, Dodgers : PRICED TO SELL Ronnie PbaUn, a lingle, Sar- : by the board of education MoR- 1and .Ma~s, Giants 15. . : ver a single, George Skinner I day night. He succeeds Mel· Amerlrao League: F. RubiR- 1 a single and Steve Vaa Meter Adams, who has gone to Zancs- son, Orioles and Scott, Red Sox ~ a double. Iville. 18 : Powell, Orioles and Kille· , Your Dependable =ECTION Lewis, iu hi• five ud twobrew & Oliva, Twins 14. , Daaler For lltirds innings )toned siJ, walk- KAUAI KING . . Runs Batted fa ! ed five, ga.. up two bits, and ! OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) - Kauao National League: Aaron ' three runs, two of them earned. King, Kentucky Derby and Braves 60: Mays, Gianls 44; 1 AND For the Barons, Deuis Ault Preakness winner, will race in White, Phillies 43; Allen, I had two singles and Danny Saturday·a $100,11110 Arlington Ph t il i e s, Stargell, Pirales., Phone 985·3308 two singles. Classic at Clucago, Mrs. Mtke Flood, Cards and Hart, Gumts I ~ ...... '• No, 2v. ""' Sparkle Pucldi•s ·· 4 for 29t · IN LIGHT SYRUP A&P Pears ···· · · 2 cans 89c JI~n IRAN~ .·WHIT-1--HOU&I· -- -... ---· , . -- .. • . . ~. Jiscuit M•x ·· 40-oz. pkg. 35c .Instant M.i!k 12-Qf pkg.·$1.09·· .' M;~;~ri:s~ 1•1b. '"111199, Fresh , Festive Produce! .~··· ARIZONA - SWEET $J.OO A~mert!. 3~.:U.92 .30(11.;:;::~:. ':S:u.8R... 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The Reds had downed the homer. · · Pomeroy t12 010 2-8 9 ~ Pittsburgh Pirates by 11-8 in Nottebart g~~ ~ the ~i~, work- Barons 003 000 0- s 4 7 what pitcher Don Nottebart . ing 3 1-3 innings. but Silly MeBurdette and Skinner. White <ailed ''ll slaff victory." Cool pitched · the last two in- (LP), Lewis 13) and F 1 o yd. He •. -s one of four Cincinnati mngs. Umpires : Lefrlngwell, plate; pitchers to work in the contest McCool also beut out an In1 Young, bases. In which Ihe Reds sported the field hit in the eighth inning and Pirates a three-run lead in the scored the ··-·ds' final run. top of tile lirst and !hen .boried I Tommy Helms returned to ac- SLOW PITCH TOURNAMENT lhem with a 15-hlt attacl[ ... tion after. nursing a groin inThe Athena Jaycees are "Talk to me In October and jury for more than a week and a double eliminatioa I'll v. ive you a story ,~ · tradce¢ ¥fished · to Deron Johnsop. It wae !he ·slug. ti> ,JIItlvi! ' of July ger's way of saying he intends Wfth a The first to make up for time already streak going, the Reds 32 teams will be accepted. The losl this season. . , call '1n ace Jim Maloney (8-2) to entry fee is~ per club. Please He socked a double in the go againsl Pittsburgh's top seod all entry fees to Athens fi rst inning as the Reds scored mar Steve Blass (S..l). Jaycees, Bo1 182, Athens, 45'101 four runs to wipe out the lead iii~iiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiJiii Pittsburgh had P.iled up in chasIng Hank Fischer to the show- . ers. He also smacked a two-run .... . homer to climax a five-run uprising In the second inning. Harper's Slreak To 17 Tommy Harper set ofl the second-inning explosion with a : double. i ''Too bad -Tommy " someone I ' eo1~ liserated after the game, "you could have had three hits." " "I'm satisfied with the one," the young ouUielder replied. It extended his battlug streak 'lw··gh 17 games. Roberto ClemPnte had robbed him ol a hit In the rirst inning 011 a shoestring catch· and Jose Pagan in Don't Be Mislead By Carlo1d Pricet and th" third -,nade II diving stop at lltlrd bOBe pf Harper's groundFancy-off Nanie Brinctsl er and turned it into a for.ce .,.. play. -·.WITH TMESE ,fREEZERS: "There are quite a few slreaks," pololed out Harper. j'Mine, Vada's and Pete's.'' Pinson ron his to II games wlllt 21 G.E. Nationwide GUllflntee. a double and ·single and Rose, I Sliced Bacon .... · .. · .. lb. 85c Sirloin Dp ,oast · ·· · ·· lb. 991 1 1 c I~ l":' 1 Bob Burdette struck o u 1, Burdelle had onty one iO balWI and walked one to' Inning, lhe thord, when a superb exhlbilion of right· gave up one earned, nm !anded pitching and collected· Ihe Baronsl getting>jWo'i two singles Tuesday to lead the in the same inning on Pomeroy Pony baseball learn to bobbles. on 8·3 victory over the Middle· ! Pomeroy chased lite B'Brons' port Barons on the Barons' st~rter, lefty Greg White in the home field . lhird inning when Danny Pomeroy remained undefeat- bott's single olated twr. r~ Til.'J •d ana the Barons took their wilh only one out. Abbott's lirst loss. was !he fillh off White. Wblte •' what • LEAD~RS Burdette Fans 10 in:·j;j'\r,ictory·Over MI"ddleport B.arons pony Ba.seba}} Tearn , lS 65 ADMIRAL-ZENITH J • ...,.I 14-1 win . over l'hlladelphla. ''They tty lo lllake 1M hit \0. .~5 aDd leadlag the Nat1011al lspoUlght with Aaroa 11 be bit iloW' tlmel bt the ointh to oqure bll record at H. SlDglea I'::=~\ ~:: UPI Spons Writer The ~omer tlejl l!te number rlgbl willt lite shift," Aaron League, safely lA his 18th consecutive Byron Browne's three run by Chuck Hiller and Ken Boyer, IJ The BI!CI'<>I to Hank Aaron's hit by Gil Hodges, Willie Ma)'ll, said "but I know lltatlll tried Other Gamoo game, scored the lirst rua of in the Cubs last turn at wild pitch by 1 - Tracy success is that be's drawn the IStan Musial, Dttke Solder and to 'change my otyle for Ia other NL ploy, San lhe game and robbed Jackie Fl!T'II Wtao 8eeoM Stallar<l, AI Luplow's infield . fine line bet we,. concenlratloa l Eddie M~Ihews - and Aaron somelbi!lll IJke lhat I wouldn't Francisco lop~ Cltlcago i-7, Brandl of a home run in the Jobn Baleman'• threO-rua Rem Swoboda's aingle llon and thiDking. :llas nine games left this month be able to hit at a!!." · :!!e-.::~r. !rlr.~ 1~ :tn:~~e:- f~~~~~ ~";'"':f: ~~·~~~ ~e- ~e~~~e1 , ~:!!!!:. ~~!e;! ~ t:~ .. p~-1~~ ttl:- ·~ ~~ ~rt - ~:ur ~=:! Homtmerln' Hank bas deve- to lltrealen Babe RuiJJ's major Aaron's J!yle "eludes an 7-f, . 'Cinc)lmati walloped Pi!· Iover t11e fence 10 oip a buddiRg HousiO!t oixllt illltins !bat runs. Ioecond ~ loped tile ability to sill out league 'lJark of 30. IJJoughts about ltome runa and lsburgh ll-8 and New York Philadelphi·a rally. Denny Le- helped Dick Farrell wio his Pittsburgh scored three timeo same oltlllbe< of thougblll of Impending records Sblll Dlda't Worl records. He le11111ed the bard tllpped SI. Louil! H ! master went aU IJJe way for the secood game in seven · and radi<al defensive moveo [ That possibility didn'l laze way not to antiCipate reco" In lhe America• League,'! Braves, scattering ftve bits and slons. Los Angeles loser Dol which miJhl otherwise cloud 1Aaron any mor~ . titan lite setting performancea, ·Baltimore split with New York, I fanning !our, as be picked up Sutton was forl)ed to leave lite his mind. . I"modified WlijiaDUI shift" Pbll· "The only time I ever winning the first 7-5 and losing bill fifth win against lour losses. game in tile lliJllt because of a Tbe AUanta slugger rovealed lie Manager Gene Mauch lltought of a record was Ia the ,seeund gbnle 8-3, Cleveland 1 Juan Marichal wasn't himself hangnaH on his pitching band hls ·lheories Tuesday 111ght alter employed ill 'a vain attempt to 11159," Aaron admitted. "I was edged Bostoo 2-1, Detroit but still managed to go lite . and reliever Bob Miller couldn't ' equalling a National. League Blop the !!2-year-old right!lelder. billing ,425 going into the All· downed WaBhiDion 5-2, Kansas distance and register bill 13th retire any of the lour batws record lor. the ooost borne runs Mauch placed three inllllders !ltar game and lltought I would City clipped Chicago H and Iriumph against two defeato. be faced. through June 30 in a single on the left· side of second base l hit .400 that year." But don't CaliforRia tripped Minnesota 10. Tom Haller drove in three runs Bob Shaw stopped St. Louis season ·when his Htll elreuit of Ibut Aaron still went two-for- ~ get !he impression Aaron _fell 7. . with a single and his I21JJ oo four bits and chalked up bll the year helped lite Braves to a four and scored twice. aparl He still wound up hitting Rico Carly shared _.the , homer _and lite G!ants_ scored llbird straight win since joining , JIJ ellRT BLOCK three Urnes to clear the field II del>ri& and fans dminl ~ seeood game. The game eud in bedlam •• cherry bolllbo were expl~ed. ~ the eJchth and nmill .umllii "Robl118011 waa In Ute !llandt about 15 8fCQIIdt," •ld Houk, "aDd anylhlltt could loPe hlpPetled. It wao a belluYa pliy but a bad deeiJiun. Tbo rule mu&t be ehanled aDd maybe thlo wlll do IL When the man soos out of light IDio the ·~·· II has to be a borner becau&e there Is no way In Ute W«ld lor anyone to ~ whether or not he eatiihl IL "Super.Ri ght" Qua lity Mea ts! eigs Leg•"on Boys w in by 13 0M Catch' • 11 ' ~ :.~~~:> j &!f?ll t•ll .. 0 TOM RUE MOTORS, . 399 SOIIJH 310 AVENL!I . . t; .''.• . �•• PJMII' N .. •• 7 f ' ' Yan/fs to Prole st A lola! ol lit ...klnlll h Wa were ..,.ned Ia Olllt ~ -- ·--• __ .. ·-. . ,. _ --r--•-- . .,_.._...- •' ~"· - By FRED DOWN row of Yankee Stadium's right ! run homer lltat would bllve of my glove and never !~It It. I Fans pelted lite rlghl field UPI Sporlll Writer lield slands. , given lite Yankees an 8-7 win. gU06s a lot of die-hard lanslarea wlllt so much debris at lite NEW YORK (UP!)- Frank Manager Ralph Houk led the "No man alive knows U would claim I lost control of j slarl of !he seeood game, won Robinson claimed today tllat he Yankees in a biller on-the-field Robinson had poosesslon or not lite ball but I can trulhlully say by lite Yankees, 1-3, that "~ver. even i'!"led ;ne. ball" Iprotest ofJ)mpire Hank Soar's when he went out ,of slghl," j lltat It was a ~lean catch.", .. I~mplr~ N~slor Clt~l~k warned *"-• - rw.:u W~t: D••wmurt: uut ~ltJI , ~uHJ NJu ne wm sa to 11ouK. ""lnl me Ill'flt nme i ROOm:soo baa a pruU:!:n ut ~~~~ hltuul§:ll Lire pubhc addreu Orioles' .,_~ Tuesday night formally protest IJJe game. The ever · carried Ihrough on a own-that several fans tried to announcer lhat lite game mitbl VIctory over the New Yoik play came with two on oDd lwo prolest but I was robbed out of take the ball away from · him as be IOrfelled unleu tile demon· Yankees with a Jeaping catch Iout In the last of the ninth and a ball game." he lay on his back among them. straHon stopped. II fan wbo that carried hiin .into lite llrsl deprived Roy White of a three- Houk also said 15 or 16 fans , "I went back, turned and Inter I e red with Robit)son's <Srd), .U.s Ang - olo ooo 201- 4 11 2 voluntarily told him thalj jumped and caught It," Robin- eal<h of • fly by Et.ton ' Houston 110 014 oox-7 12 l · Robinson did not hive control son explained. "Then I fell Howard In lite olxllt lnninl of PhUa 00 10 000 -1 ~ z Sutton, Miller (5), Perranoski of the ball .when he jack-knifed against lite wall and jaek·k~lfed tho nightcap Wll ejected Allanla 101 001 OOx- 4 8 o' (6), Moeller (7) and Roseboro: over IJJe lltree-loot right field intp lite stands.. Alter I fell In "If .anybody had hit me, I Jackson, CUip (8) aDd Ueck· Farrell, ·cuellar <7) and Bale· barrier into lite stands. ""era! pe'Ople tried. to take the wouldn't have -anne back to lite er: Lemasler (5-4) aDd Torre. man. WP.Farrell 12-5). LP· "I caught It clean and never ball away from me. Bul it was riJbt nekl," said Robinson. LP.Jackson lf.l). Hit-Aaron Sutton (7-6). HRs-Jockson (1st), even juggled il," said Robinson. stuck securely in lito webbin& Roblnoon wao never burt (24llt). Lefebvre ll~llt). "The ball stuck In the webbing of my glove." lllhough play had to be slopped diorite ... lint ....... 11.1111, _ . . , 10 Keo H... HI!, pme bloloJIIt, Oldo D~ vllloJI of Wlklllfe. Prevlou ........_ _.._ --- --- ... perlodJ were l3S Ia 1111 ud W Ia Ullf. Tilt Ill$ flnl q - kUlwuliT. Tbe biJb.,l reported klba dllriq lflo llrtt quarter of lflo ewreat year were Ia TrumbuU lilt), Waablalfoa US), AI..DI II) aid Loeao (8) C.Ualleo. Typeo ol aecklenlol kUla lllc]udod: bit by motor velllo· leo <lftl: eao1bt Ia feoeeo <11: run dawn by dup (I); ooafirmed ... •.......... Jllebblli! (IS), aid olb e r .1 Rob~by~s Game-~aving Jy Uailld Nat I sPn Fran W. L. Pet. GB I s~ Fran 41 :15 .1111 ... Pi9sburgh 37 26 .58'1 2~ !AI Angeles 37 28 .569· 3~ HOUston 36 30 .5t~ 5 ' Philadelphia 35 32 .52% 8% ' so, Louis 32 32 .500 a l:illcinnotl 30 :II .419 II · AUonta 31 38 .449 II~ New York :15 3'1 .413 14 Cbicogo 20 4:1 .333 II ...... (71. Tleoda7'• 111!111111 SaD Franelsco 9 Cbleago 1 ~ I.& 1 :i \aflilu. n 1 New York Z St. Louill I, nigh! Atlanta I Phlladelploia I, night 1 Cinei 11 Plllsburgh a. night W"'-daj'a Probable Pll<bero .1 New Yock at St. Louis fnlgbtl - Fil!her (4-6) vs. Ja<kson (6-6). San Francil!eu al Chicago 121 - Perry (1-1) aDd Herbel II~) ar~n vs. Koonce <1·1) and Ellsworth • l:)I '~-9) or Brogllo 12·>1. 1 The Meigs Legion team scorPbUadelpbltl at Alboolo i ed Its fourth slraight biumph <llljhti-Buhl (2-4) vs. Blaslft· wiiJJ a 13-ll shutout over visit· ga!llf (:H). ing Beverly al Baehlel Field j Los Allltles at Hooston In Mason Tuesday evening. : •mght) - Koulax 112-2) vs. It was IJJe Melts t•am's Bru('e (1-4).. . ond win over Beverly this seapit Is bur 1 h at Cincinnati lOll . I •niJhti-Cardwell (3-4) vs. Fourteen bases Qn balls lsMalooey (1·21. , sued by Beverly pitchers aided I Tburaday 1 Gamet I the Meigs attack greatly as the San Francisco at Houston Ilocal boys, managed bv Mel I PlttsW.:gh at Clnelnnato, nigh! Clark, notched only sl~ hits. I St. LouiS at Houston, mght Beverly was limited to onlv !Only '':'!:~:') IJJree hits during IJJe e i g h ·t I m caa W. L. Pet. GB frame affair. The first hit by Baltimore Beverly w" when Cooley, first I 43 23 ~2 Detroit :It 23 ·. 629 2 baseman, singled to lead off ! Clevelaod 38 23 .823 2\\ Ihe top of the fourlh I Calllornla 3f 31 .537 7\\ John Flowers hurled for IJJe j Mlnnesoll 30 33 .475 through 1 11 ~~ · local I.egioo entry CRica• 30 33 .4761tlh i four i_nnings_and gave up only ; New York 27 34 .113 131\ I ooe htt. Davtd While, a WaWashln&too 21 39 .418 1~11 hamo product. pitched shutout . Kansu City 26 38 .406 16 ball in the final three- innings Boston 22 42 .344 20 striking out seven. walking two It's fresh-ground flavor y<lQ can't get in a can. Tueldly'l Retaltl and Issuing two free passes. Bait. 7 N.Y. 5, lsi, twilight Gib Milliron paced the Fresh-ground flavor you do get in A&P's whole-bean New York 1. Ball. 3, 2nd, niJht Meigs team in hittin~ a Clevelaild 1 Boston 1, night triple and two singles tha 8('- i Eight O'Clock, Red Circle and Bokar Coffees. Detroit $ Washington 2. night It'Ounted for three runs. her 1 KanBall City t Chicago a, night I hitters f~r Meigs were ~g~ You .see, once the coffee bean is ground, the flavor begins to fade, Calif. 10 Minn. 7, night Sauer wtth a double and s cnWedoeld1y'1 Probable Pikber1 fice Oy for three runs Ued M~¥esota at C ul If or n I a in ; Lenny Van Meter and BtU i That's why, when we at A&P buy the finet_, coffees we can find, 1 nigh{) Boswell (4-4) vs. Swan eac.·h had a single for two i l'hance tS-81 . · RBI's apiece and Buddy Moore i we bring them to you still in the bean. Chica&o at' Kansas City 12. smacked o double. Van Meter : 1wi-ni1btl-Lamabt 14·3) and and Moore also srored three ' . ' How~ (2-1) vs. Hunler <HI times each. . And_w_e ~u~ri~-~?~~-exactly right for your coffeemfli} ' nd _.c,>blon 12-ll). 1 The Mel&s learn will be play. ' . . . ,ctev!land at Boston (%, twi- 1ing Legion competition oot of' ·raKei!-alittJe 'extra'iVoTl<]iit we're h'appy to do it~ nigloil-SI~bel1 (7·3 1 and Tiant Hunlington over IJJe weekend / 1 <4-31 n, Lonborg <3-51 and wilh the place and lime Ia be i That way we can be sure you 'II enjoy the full, fres'h taste ~a do~ski q.l) . announced. "'" · · j Detroit at Washington lnightl of A&P's Coffee Mill Flavor, - Lollob 16-4) vs. ortega 16-41. , Mojor Leogue Reoullo Baltimore at New York By United Preso lateraatloaal 'niglol)-Barber f'-21 vs. Down· · Natloaal Le"pe Are A&P Colfees a good reason for shopping A&P? 1 ing (H). · San Fran 300 000 021-9 10 1 · Tlnnday'o Gomeo Chicago 000 310 1103-- 7 10 I They're on~·;or many, Chicqo at Kansao City, night Marlchal m-Z) aDd Haller· Detroit at W~shington, night Ronds, Jenkins 17), Ellsworth Baltimore at Now York (8) Estrnda fYI and Huodley. l LP- Hands <5-51. HRs- Hart I Clrveland at Boston (Daly com., oe)ltOai•di (17th ), Banks <Jrd), Hundley •llh ), Haller IIZ!h), Browne MILD AND MI,LLOW METS CHOICE llothl. I 3-LB.BAG NEW YORK •UPI) - Dave , Rose. a 17-year-old lell·handed 1New York 000 300 000- 2 5 0 hitting catcher from Clar,n.lp:>n, St. Louis 00 00 100 - 1 4 0 I Ohio, Tu06day became the 17Ih Shaw IHI and Grote; 1 draftee signed by Ihe New York Stallard, Simmons 17), Woode· MeLS. Rose was assigned to Ule shick 19) and McCarver. LP· ! Marion_ club_in_Mar_ion, Va. Siallard _ ' 1·3) .~~ HR·McCarv"" j 1••.,.......~ I ' pittsbur~h Los Aniel~ phiiodeiphl Hou!iton SL. UJuls Cin\:innati Atlanlo New Yor~ Ch icago su Pitts. 2 A Cindnnat Cincinnati St. Louis St. Louis ChicBKO I Los Ang< MoJMIB) New Y -Htmill I) vs. ~ ~ Uallttl Preu lateroallo..l · NauOaot Lfape • •s;• M 2 do •••• htll1 63 5011 tra ~ 501 cyl wa 6: •• '" •.. hi (l SIRLOIN 6 c •II • I '' I T·BONE OR CLUB - - ' - - - - - - - - lit. 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J~.' ith his temper as with his the 12th-ranked U.S. player opponents, clashed with Ru.s- !from Sl. James, N.Y. >ian Alex Melreveli today 01 The only olher seeded Ameri· s~cond round play in the men's can, Clark Graebrier of Beecb><ngles bepn ot Ihe 80th i wood, Ohio, No. 8, met W•mbledoo tenni!ii <'hampion-1Australian Owen D'dvldson. ~hips. IGraebner ousted former WimKalston, who blew his top , bledon finalist Marty Mullltan Monday wheo a camera fan of Australia in first round play. trked him while he was beating While the mtn were fighting Bob Lutz of Los Angeles. was their way to hopeful victories, · unr. of II American!'i in the last most of the American women's ' b4 afler !he lirst round . At '"nHngenl had the day off. 1 lt!ast one Amerlran was certain ' Tuesday's heroines were Mrs. ! -- · ·· Billie Jean King of Long Beach, ; Calif., and Nancy Richey of co-ronked No. 1 In lite i IJF.VIITED ro INTI!Ittl~'t lll Dalla•. U.S. MEIGS MAllON AHEA Mn. 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Pet, 'oSnl.tyVd'e,r,M'B!nanl 30 4L319 39. • 62 241 ;o 75 .m 1· bad fanned two, walked one, and StargeU, Pitt 55 Z02 32 67 .332 Kalone Det M194 35 ~9 .301 Pitclti"'l · 1 was lite victim ol five ball Morgan, Hou ~ 240 34 78 .325 Tovar,' Mmo 43135 19 41 .301 < Naitonat Leape: Perry, · error, by bll males Ainu, Pill 55 210 Z9 68 .324 ' Siebern, Cal 55151 16 4~ .298 Giants 81 ; Maojchal, Gillnts · the . Tfle scoro WBI ~Mota, Pitt 49140 18 45 .321 ; McA!Ie, Del 55182 38 54 .297 12: Koufax, , Dodgers Lewill took over, Clmnte, Pill ~9 248 Jl 79 .319 Powell, Bat 60199 33 59 .21!6 Knowlea, PhHlijles 6-1, ne1:an, All '66 Models fanning Sarver and getting Cepeola, SIL 47 149 17 47 .315 i Crdenl, Cal 60 214 29 83 .294 1 Dodgers and Blass, Plrales to roll bock 10 blm on carty, All 62180 22 56 .311 Jtchrdo, Cal 57 205 33 60 .%93 1 American Leagu" tCOLOR mound. Flood, StL 64 25t 28 77 .307 Salmon, Cle 45 147 J3 -43 .29J!Orioles and Pizarro, White Pomeroy base runners, once Pinson, Cill 64 244 24 75 .307 )I-I ; s.. Miller, Orioles 5-I; eBLACK & WHITE on first 6ase,· had a field day ~1 Home Runs McLain, Tigers 11-3 ; Sallfonl, eConsolos ePortabi11 advancing to tbird. There was MIKES NEW COACH f National League: .Aareo, Angels 7·2. a rough count of six stelen ba,. Richard Mikes, ao 0 hi o Braves 24; Alou, Braves and 1 ',========81:1University product, was named Hart, Gtants 17; Torre, Braves, :r ALL SETS . Otller Pomeroy bltlero were bead football coach at Logan San<n, Cubs, Lelebvre, Dodgers : PRICED TO SELL Ronnie PbaUn, a lingle, Sar- : by the board of education MoR- 1and .Ma~s, Giants 15. . : ver a single, George Skinner I day night. He succeeds Mel· Amerlrao League: F. RubiR- 1 a single and Steve Vaa Meter Adams, who has gone to Zancs- son, Orioles and Scott, Red Sox ~ a double. Iville. 18 : Powell, Orioles and Kille· , Your Dependable =ECTION Lewis, iu hi• five ud twobrew & Oliva, Twins 14. , Daaler For lltirds innings )toned siJ, walk- KAUAI KING . . Runs Batted fa ! ed five, ga.. up two bits, and ! OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) - Kauao National League: Aaron ' three runs, two of them earned. King, Kentucky Derby and Braves 60: Mays, Gianls 44; 1 AND For the Barons, Deuis Ault Preakness winner, will race in White, Phillies 43; Allen, I had two singles and Danny Saturday·a $100,11110 Arlington Ph t il i e s, Stargell, Pirales., Phone 985·3308 two singles. Classic at Clucago, Mrs. Mtke Flood, Cards and Hart, Gumts I ~ ...... '• No, 2v. ""' Sparkle Pucldi•s ·· 4 for 29t · IN LIGHT SYRUP A&P Pears ···· · · 2 cans 89c JI~n IRAN~ .·WHIT-1--HOU&I· -- -... ---· , . -- .. • . . ~. Jiscuit M•x ·· 40-oz. pkg. 35c .Instant M.i!k 12-Qf pkg.·$1.09·· .' M;~;~ri:s~ 1•1b. '"111199, Fresh , Festive Produce! .~··· ARIZONA - SWEET $J.OO A~mert!. 3~.:U.92 .30(11.;:;::~:. ':S:u.8R... 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The Reds had downed the homer. · · Pomeroy t12 010 2-8 9 ~ Pittsburgh Pirates by 11-8 in Nottebart g~~ ~ the ~i~, work- Barons 003 000 0- s 4 7 what pitcher Don Nottebart . ing 3 1-3 innings. but Silly MeBurdette and Skinner. White <ailed ''ll slaff victory." Cool pitched · the last two in- (LP), Lewis 13) and F 1 o yd. He •. -s one of four Cincinnati mngs. Umpires : Lefrlngwell, plate; pitchers to work in the contest McCool also beut out an In1 Young, bases. In which Ihe Reds sported the field hit in the eighth inning and Pirates a three-run lead in the scored the ··-·ds' final run. top of tile lirst and !hen .boried I Tommy Helms returned to ac- SLOW PITCH TOURNAMENT lhem with a 15-hlt attacl[ ... tion after. nursing a groin inThe Athena Jaycees are "Talk to me In October and jury for more than a week and a double eliminatioa I'll v. ive you a story ,~ · tradce¢ ¥fished · to Deron Johnsop. It wae !he ·slug. ti> ,JIItlvi! ' of July ger's way of saying he intends Wfth a The first to make up for time already streak going, the Reds 32 teams will be accepted. The losl this season. . , call '1n ace Jim Maloney (8-2) to entry fee is~ per club. Please He socked a double in the go againsl Pittsburgh's top seod all entry fees to Athens fi rst inning as the Reds scored mar Steve Blass (S..l). Jaycees, Bo1 182, Athens, 45'101 four runs to wipe out the lead iii~iiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiJiii Pittsburgh had P.iled up in chasIng Hank Fischer to the show- . ers. He also smacked a two-run .... . homer to climax a five-run uprising In the second inning. Harper's Slreak To 17 Tommy Harper set ofl the second-inning explosion with a : double. i ''Too bad -Tommy " someone I ' eo1~ liserated after the game, "you could have had three hits." " "I'm satisfied with the one," the young ouUielder replied. It extended his battlug streak 'lw··gh 17 games. Roberto ClemPnte had robbed him ol a hit In the rirst inning 011 a shoestring catch· and Jose Pagan in Don't Be Mislead By Carlo1d Pricet and th" third -,nade II diving stop at lltlrd bOBe pf Harper's groundFancy-off Nanie Brinctsl er and turned it into a for.ce .,.. play. -·.WITH TMESE ,fREEZERS: "There are quite a few slreaks," pololed out Harper. j'Mine, Vada's and Pete's.'' Pinson ron his to II games wlllt 21 G.E. Nationwide GUllflntee. a double and ·single and Rose, I Sliced Bacon .... · .. · .. lb. 85c Sirloin Dp ,oast · ·· · ·· lb. 991 1 1 c I~ l":' 1 Bob Burdette struck o u 1, Burdelle had onty one iO balWI and walked one to' Inning, lhe thord, when a superb exhlbilion of right· gave up one earned, nm !anded pitching and collected· Ihe Baronsl getting>jWo'i two singles Tuesday to lead the in the same inning on Pomeroy Pony baseball learn to bobbles. on 8·3 victory over the Middle· ! Pomeroy chased lite B'Brons' port Barons on the Barons' st~rter, lefty Greg White in the home field . lhird inning when Danny Pomeroy remained undefeat- bott's single olated twr. r~ Til.'J •d ana the Barons took their wilh only one out. Abbott's lirst loss. was !he fillh off White. Wblte •' what • LEAD~RS Burdette Fans 10 in:·j;j'\r,ictory·Over MI"ddleport B.arons pony Ba.seba}} Tearn , lS 65 ADMIRAL-ZENITH J • ...,.I 14-1 win . over l'hlladelphla. ''They tty lo lllake 1M hit \0. .~5 aDd leadlag the Nat1011al lspoUlght with Aaroa 11 be bit iloW' tlmel bt the ointh to oqure bll record at H. SlDglea I'::=~\ ~:: UPI Spons Writer The ~omer tlejl l!te number rlgbl willt lite shift," Aaron League, safely lA his 18th consecutive Byron Browne's three run by Chuck Hiller and Ken Boyer, IJ The BI!CI'<>I to Hank Aaron's hit by Gil Hodges, Willie Ma)'ll, said "but I know lltatlll tried Other Gamoo game, scored the lirst rua of in the Cubs last turn at wild pitch by 1 - Tracy success is that be's drawn the IStan Musial, Dttke Solder and to 'change my otyle for Ia other NL ploy, San lhe game and robbed Jackie Fl!T'II Wtao 8eeoM Stallar<l, AI Luplow's infield . fine line bet we,. concenlratloa l Eddie M~Ihews - and Aaron somelbi!lll IJke lhat I wouldn't Francisco lop~ Cltlcago i-7, Brandl of a home run in the Jobn Baleman'• threO-rua Rem Swoboda's aingle llon and thiDking. :llas nine games left this month be able to hit at a!!." · :!!e-.::~r. !rlr.~ 1~ :tn:~~e:- f~~~~~ ~";'"':f: ~~·~~~ ~e- ~e~~~e1 , ~:!!!!:. ~~!e;! ~ t:~ .. p~-1~~ ttl:- ·~ ~~ ~rt - ~:ur ~=:! Homtmerln' Hank bas deve- to lltrealen Babe RuiJJ's major Aaron's J!yle "eludes an 7-f, . 'Cinc)lmati walloped Pi!· Iover t11e fence 10 oip a buddiRg HousiO!t oixllt illltins !bat runs. Ioecond ~ loped tile ability to sill out league 'lJark of 30. IJJoughts about ltome runa and lsburgh ll-8 and New York Philadelphi·a rally. Denny Le- helped Dick Farrell wio his Pittsburgh scored three timeo same oltlllbe< of thougblll of Impending records Sblll Dlda't Worl records. He le11111ed the bard tllpped SI. Louil! H ! master went aU IJJe way for the secood game in seven · and radi<al defensive moveo [ That possibility didn'l laze way not to antiCipate reco" In lhe America• League,'! Braves, scattering ftve bits and slons. Los Angeles loser Dol which miJhl otherwise cloud 1Aaron any mor~ . titan lite setting performancea, ·Baltimore split with New York, I fanning !our, as be picked up Sutton was forl)ed to leave lite his mind. . I"modified WlijiaDUI shift" Pbll· "The only time I ever winning the first 7-5 and losing bill fifth win against lour losses. game in tile lliJllt because of a Tbe AUanta slugger rovealed lie Manager Gene Mauch lltought of a record was Ia the ,seeund gbnle 8-3, Cleveland 1 Juan Marichal wasn't himself hangnaH on his pitching band hls ·lheories Tuesday 111ght alter employed ill 'a vain attempt to 11159," Aaron admitted. "I was edged Bostoo 2-1, Detroit but still managed to go lite . and reliever Bob Miller couldn't ' equalling a National. League Blop the !!2-year-old right!lelder. billing ,425 going into the All· downed WaBhiDion 5-2, Kansas distance and register bill 13th retire any of the lour batws record lor. the ooost borne runs Mauch placed three inllllders !ltar game and lltought I would City clipped Chicago H and Iriumph against two defeato. be faced. through June 30 in a single on the left· side of second base l hit .400 that year." But don't CaliforRia tripped Minnesota 10. Tom Haller drove in three runs Bob Shaw stopped St. Louis season ·when his Htll elreuit of Ibut Aaron still went two-for- ~ get !he impression Aaron _fell 7. . with a single and his I21JJ oo four bits and chalked up bll the year helped lite Braves to a four and scored twice. aparl He still wound up hitting Rico Carly shared _.the , homer _and lite G!ants_ scored llbird straight win since joining , JIJ ellRT BLOCK three Urnes to clear the field II del>ri& and fans dminl ~ seeood game. The game eud in bedlam •• cherry bolllbo were expl~ed. ~ the eJchth and nmill .umllii "Robl118011 waa In Ute !llandt about 15 8fCQIIdt," •ld Houk, "aDd anylhlltt could loPe hlpPetled. It wao a belluYa pliy but a bad deeiJiun. Tbo rule mu&t be ehanled aDd maybe thlo wlll do IL When the man soos out of light IDio the ·~·· II has to be a borner becau&e there Is no way In Ute W«ld lor anyone to ~ whether or not he eatiihl IL "Super.Ri ght" Qua lity Mea ts! eigs Leg•"on Boys w in by 13 0M Catch' • 11 ' ~ :.~~~:> j &!f?ll t•ll .. 0 TOM RUE MOTORS, . 399 SOIIJH 310 AVENL!I . . t; .''.• . �I - ' ' ' ' ' I . - ·m.sv• • VII IJ Uailld Nal Slln Fran Open Mon. thru Thura. - 9:00 to 6:00 P ittsbllr~h Los Angel< Phil adelphi If IVANIIUPIRMARKITS All Till HOMI OF SWifT'S PRIMIUM, DON'T STAY HOMI WATCHING TNI UCES, 01 PLAYING 1111100 WHILE EVERYONE ILII IS JOINING TIIII'AltADE TO IVANI POll LOW, LOW PftiCES OIIIIIATIOI~L IIANDS. U, S. tOVIRNMINT INIPICTID, MIATI AND "GARDIN D!W'' FRUH PRODUCI. DON'T BE SATISFIID WITH LiSS. 'iift. . FIIOAY ancl SATURDAY J-l ousLon SL. LlJUili 8:30 to 8:30 Cim.:inn ati Ailanta New Yorl Chicago SOLID, CRISP HEAD LETTUCE So Pitts. 2 A Clnclnnat Clocinna" St. Louis st. Louis Cbicago I J.o• Ango !IWIFriJPRB!IIIlJ!II U.S. 00\'T.INIPBCTIID ea. WAFEBSLitEDREADYTO EAT CORNID IIUF 3 or. I' KG. SMOKED HAM 3 oz. PIG. SMOKID TURKIY I oz. PKO. SMOKID BliF 3'12 01. PKG. )!mUla) New Y - llomllt t) .,_ a IUN·IIUSHID C~ROUNA PEACHES j SWIFT'IIMPIRI U, S. OOVT. INIPECTID FIISH PROZIN TURKEY •••••••• llbi,&Up lbs. 65 ,,., 2 dl SWIFT'I PIIIMIUM U. L OOVf,INIPICTID ICKEI ---------------------------------, S9C hH• 63 soc ,,. p.o .lTillYANSAPPLIRliSIN COFFII CAKI ••·~··· Pk·~· 64 'ft-tL LOll KAIIIIYdt PRINCH IREAD •I ~~·='~'n'1aarters . SWIFT'S U. I. GOYJ. llmCJID BACON 50( cyl 1l"l'/"/~le:1~ I WI .---·-----·-·- --- - --·----------·- --...., 6: It AI ... Pl'fiK I BEANS li • 4 4f.::· '1 fiMATD JUICE • 4 1:,:· *1 5 :k·g•;. $1 5t~f:'li'Ar-Dfl '"""1'\\"V.. 2 $1 I I I I I tl 6 llr~"i' ,,c II •f ON ON RINGS ~ 2 I ,., ' I I I I I Sl II i .. 12V.·••· I ......... ,,. ~· .. .. SWI"'I ,.IMIUitl, U.S. DDVT. INIPICTID I FULLy COOKED PICNICS ,101 •• , 1, I BOSTON STYLE PORK ROAST .•NU·¥ 4 '1 iAONI TUIA .... .4 ··~:.L '1 BEETS .l 0 l:! '1 pWfifi'Es .1 0 l:~l '1 " 26' illcK PEPPER · .... &Ia POPS 10' E'LiEihA PEACHES 4 '1 ILi'iiW MACARONI 5 aoLi&iiioa• 6 '1 PtAI ~·~··'"' BEANS • untEN I ••• 0 • lb. f\'t 1H~G. lb. . 49 c 49 ALL MEAT WIENERS .... .. ....... c 4 9 ALL MEAT BOLOGNA ••• ",, n·\flt'l•s•••• -•... :J. SWIPT'I PIIMIU¥ U.l. IOVT.INIPICTID · CH ' ~r • · " ..,.,. . ... , ,.., .. " IIIla .. '::' C IWI"'I PIIMIUM U, S, GOVY. IIIIPICTIII II I II I II I I I (pn I I I .... ' ~ ...... ,.,. ow. I .- ...,. I. . ... ~ Pk\ ,, • I I I I I .•, GROUND BEEF •FRIIH• • • ••• ' :K· • • • • • • • • • • PORK S'TEA Pkt• Ce~nt Sto,i:jt.( !j:ney Pod I I I I I I I I I SWifT'S PII~IUM U.S. OOVT,J~SPICTID 7.... No. 211:! Kroft SAUD MUSTARD 5 t::. '1 ilil' •·••· 1gc iliiiiiAISE I I I I I I I II I I I I. I ltr ~••x I I I I I LIAN - FLAVOIPUL urrn:nst:on:u - nmt:oi•.UI·: t:HOCOI..-\'1' ..; Nlil ' U :IUON • V,\NII.L.\ lb. l: OR HALP SLAB BACON • •WHOLE • • • • • • • SWIFT'S U.S. OOVT,INSPICTEP 4 t::. '1 ~~:· 49• CHUCK 5TEAK •••••••• CINTIR CUT 111. J. 59c on ~t\' l'fll CAMPBILL'S BISQUE OF TOMATO SOUP HEINl CHIU WITH BEEf SOUl' HIIN' CHICK IN NOODLE SOUP HEINZ MUSHROOM SOUl' HliNl VEGETABLE BEif SOUP PUDDING 1 ~. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U, S. GOVT, INSPICTIP 301 C•n• I I ., I I I UAN SWIFT'S PIIMIUM U.S. OOVT.INSPICTIP aol'oilt'lcoa• 49 c SWIFT1 PIEMIUM U. 1. GOYT. t'IISPICTID •••• 10~·01, ... ~ !'"·• SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT.1NSPICTID ION,ILESS ..· ,.: . CHUCK ROAST •·;·~~d~d ••• lb. 69 c HAMSl~~~~lb. 69( IWIFT'I PIIMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTID fULLY COOKED SEMI·BONELESS CAN ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. lftSPECTIP GROUND CHUCK ••••• lltSUCTID CHICKEN LIVElS •·~ ••• , h-j t 1.:' •. ' IWtn'l PIEMII.!M U, S. 10111: FOR FOR ' •• FRESH PRO!lN lb. -· l·lb. CUP " •' D •' • ••, • Ajax Cleanser ... ,~ can 2< Oil 2tor31' 14 Ptwerloudry Aiu floor& . . . .i l l Wall Cle1ner Sandwich Bags ... Giant Detercent WMttCIOI4 AI•• Window Cleaner W~llt tr A"'L 10c Off as· 10-ct. IOJ ~·· Giant ••• 73' Toilet Tissue ' 1·01. httlt 21' 2 ltlll 21' -···· y'a.ffils•• .... 12 tcOII ) Downr I •• . . Foltrlc Stltoo11 11' •••• •• -, ,_ l': ' · ,..~~..---,. ~ ... ~ . 7eoH ' ' ' ' •. lin AIIPurpas_t Ll~~~·-· ,. 69 c 6·9c ' . - . 34• ' ,.,..m--.,.' . Action lluc• Paaklt ' teoff 13c I •• . . ....---~· ·- · ·- ·· ~ --- ~ ~··· ,_.,_·•""'•· ......... , ., . ... ............ li:' Fllrilll Seeff Z FOI 11c __________ 741o I '-IAII't. �I - ' ' ' ' ' I . - ·m.sv• • VII IJ Uailld Nal Slln Fran Open Mon. thru Thura. - 9:00 to 6:00 P ittsbllr~h Los Angel< Phil adelphi If IVANIIUPIRMARKITS All Till HOMI OF SWifT'S PRIMIUM, DON'T STAY HOMI WATCHING TNI UCES, 01 PLAYING 1111100 WHILE EVERYONE ILII IS JOINING TIIII'AltADE TO IVANI POll LOW, LOW PftiCES OIIIIIATIOI~L IIANDS. U, S. tOVIRNMINT INIPICTID, MIATI AND "GARDIN D!W'' FRUH PRODUCI. DON'T BE SATISFIID WITH LiSS. 'iift. . FIIOAY ancl SATURDAY J-l ousLon SL. LlJUili 8:30 to 8:30 Cim.:inn ati Ailanta New Yorl Chicago SOLID, CRISP HEAD LETTUCE So Pitts. 2 A Clnclnnat Clocinna" St. Louis st. Louis Cbicago I J.o• Ango !IWIFriJPRB!IIIlJ!II U.S. 00\'T.INIPBCTIID ea. WAFEBSLitEDREADYTO EAT CORNID IIUF 3 or. I' KG. SMOKED HAM 3 oz. PIG. SMOKID TURKIY I oz. PKO. SMOKID BliF 3'12 01. PKG. )!mUla) New Y - llomllt t) .,_ a IUN·IIUSHID C~ROUNA PEACHES j SWIFT'IIMPIRI U, S. OOVT. INIPECTID FIISH PROZIN TURKEY •••••••• llbi,&Up lbs. 65 ,,., 2 dl SWIFT'I PIIIMIUM U. L OOVf,INIPICTID ICKEI ---------------------------------, S9C hH• 63 soc ,,. p.o .lTillYANSAPPLIRliSIN COFFII CAKI ••·~··· Pk·~· 64 'ft-tL LOll KAIIIIYdt PRINCH IREAD •I ~~·='~'n'1aarters . SWIFT'S U. I. GOYJ. llmCJID BACON 50( cyl 1l"l'/"/~le:1~ I WI .---·-----·-·- --- - --·----------·- --...., 6: It AI ... 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CHUCK ROAST •·;·~~d~d ••• lb. 69 c HAMSl~~~~lb. 69( IWIFT'I PIIMIUM U.S. GOVT.INSPECTID fULLY COOKED SEMI·BONELESS CAN ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVT. lftSPECTIP GROUND CHUCK ••••• lltSUCTID CHICKEN LIVElS •·~ ••• , h-j t 1.:' •. ' IWtn'l PIEMII.!M U, S. 10111: FOR FOR ' •• FRESH PRO!lN lb. -· l·lb. CUP " •' D •' • ••, • Ajax Cleanser ... ,~ can 2< Oil 2tor31' 14 Ptwerloudry Aiu floor& . . . .i l l Wall Cle1ner Sandwich Bags ... Giant Detercent WMttCIOI4 AI•• Window Cleaner W~llt tr A"'L 10c Off as· 10-ct. IOJ ~·· Giant ••• 73' Toilet Tissue ' 1·01. httlt 21' 2 ltlll 21' -···· y'a.ffils•• .... 12 tcOII ) Downr I •• . . Foltrlc Stltoo11 11' •••• •• -, ,_ l': ' · ,..~~..---,. ~ ... ~ . 7eoH ' ' ' ' •. lin AIIPurpas_t Ll~~~·-· ,. 69 c 6·9c ' . - . 34• ' ,.,..m--.,.' . Action lluc• Paaklt ' teoff 13c I •• . . ....---~· ·- · ·- ·· ~ --- ~ ~··· ,_.,_·•""'•· ......... , ., . ... ............ li:' Fllrilll Seeff Z FOI 11c __________ 741o I '-IAII't. �. .. .... _......, . .., , ........ 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"'"' d Wal t ftolsh A e ...... •• retMt ••• • ,.._. -pe · nu · ssum -&t 44:. Call 992-3218. ob!•ctlo;..b'-. ln.n lboulllll M ROOMS AND b th fU . h $5.50 pt'f month or pay bal6 22 6tc 1 reportM ,.,.~e~,...,,. tne • • 3 a un rms · -, · · ··~':~ ,..':' ..:O',,:,=r:.a:: ed apartment Ph. 992 -2733 _ 1 ant-e due $93.33. CaU 992·3218 1 _ ! 6 22 6 ...... 1 22 tic ~' !I Buslneu Slrvlces .... wMtAIIIIWYI.u G R a1 o •••, "' wo,. .., ,..,_ WEANED PIGS reody to go, 1 HEATING, PLUMBIN , ur Mlftlmum • .,.., " """ ~ ROOMS, prlv~te reslolence, Phone 992·7931. 6 22 itp l Doxol BoUie Goo. c."".=~..:.;..::,.. $12. Also sleepmg rotm. Box - ~ Brothers, 618 E. Main Sl, M !: =,!:CO.:...~.":!:._ 69, Midd1eport, 0. L. Oodson. GERT'S 8 gay girl _ ready Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc 0 ' M ;,,.;,., ,:....,.. _ .._ .._ .• $an Fran PittsbLir~h Lo; M~eh l'hilodelphi .;;;::;~::.,. (!l'ltl Bradfnro -.... a.-. •.,..,... wn.., ·~ st. Louis tind nnati I ALiantl:l New York Chicago Su Pit\!. 2 A '' ..... • ----------'1 (AID 01' THANltl a OIITUAIIIII 11.11 ftr M w.N IIIIIIIIM"II'II. hdl MIIH•11 word te. Clnclnnat Cinclnnat St. Louis st. Louis CbicBRO I Los Ang• Moodll New Y -llamUt ll vs. E ·-· •••••• Mouu ltM a. "'- ...... , M. 6 17 6tp dlshea. or wnte' ANTIQUE l"UrnllUre, a.,., miocellarA!OliS. (;ail Mn. lloward CocU. 800 W. MaiD St.. POinei'OJ. , , . _ • • ._ .._ to ""' • - ';: ~,1:0; UIULT I'IODUCIIII 1 29 WANT AD PHONE 'llfY 2·2156 FoUR ROOM furnlsbed .. t!cj 8 art p, 4 ll .!c menl WY U658. THREE and four room fur· Dished apartmenls. All utili· Ues paid. Phone WY 2-2710, Rowley and Reed. Alter N· ce HAM SHom')lunday, June 26 from 12 tif' dark on the Robert HlU f~. Sponsored by the Racini·: Fire Department. p. m. call WY W574. 6 22 4tc ===;-+,-;-;-- -;;;-- 4 S AUCTION al Adams Trading Pos~ Main St., Rutland, Ohio, Friday nights at 7:30. Phone 742-5394. 6 21 6tc ed m:fdu!~::'m: for 8 Whir( after carpets with Blue C]eaning Lustre. Rent electrie sbampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 1 6 20 stc . --- AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT Write, Phon• or Contac:t USED PIANO . ONE GOOD u~ upTight p1ano. JIM CARNAHAN With bench. Priced to sell thiS RACINE. OHIO week. Call Ru!iand Furniture i ========""'= 742-4211. I 21 3tc SEWING maclllne' repair ..,. ~···-·rice, all makes, W'l ~-KAY guitar, single piCk - up. n., Fahril Shop Pomel'Of Can be played With or Aulhorized Singer Sales and out amplifier, excellent dition. Will sacrifke. Also Service. - A. t. IIBADJI'QBD Rlc!tlle. Oldo I -1 tfa .-=--- Hou~lon ., De Se.n~.~ei,=Pum~==""'=Y="M=-ld=d=lepo=rt=,0=·=• J=u=ne~:12,=1:::961=· I li-Dally iN"?.~!::.! lUre jQII,... ~ - c.r.t ~. '""'. 4... ~~,••. _ . _.::.. -li"! •~ I \.:-,,··.·~;-.;-,... __.. COMJNG. SOONI __, ew-...;.;,.lc Q-..l•rlnl To ~ SPied Our Drlv•ln Sorvleo Crow's Steak House Pomeroy, 0. ......., 2 dl 63 soe ,,.1 3 29 tfe set ol Burke golf clubs, good 992-2700 or see at 534 DO-IT~YOURSELF ••.... • < • • ' • ; ' CHOICE CENTER CUT ' Tenderay By The Piece T...,.., htllth campers Swiss Steak ~ . _•. . •. Bucket Steak •_•... ~ lb. Rib Steak •.... ·-· FOI Sl'lf Napkins - • .._..... 37c IJ •. c •II • , I • lb. 99c lb. •v• r.. 01Jf1C-/IWA from h.••'V! I<J you! Semi Boneless Hams Bread . . . . . . . . 2 1..... 45e 79c lb. Adllph'• MNt Marinade Tissue K._ Stndwldo or Cry.Q.Yac HaW lwlft'o PI'Ollliul!l - -~ ··--·-••1 pQ.29c Fish Sticks ... _... Dinner Rolls ........ 2 :: 25c Cheese Bits ~ Luck'• Pinto, Greal. Nerthem, or Llrn. Corn.- .... __ ... 5 ~~.:U $1 LJb.\y'• YIIMI Sausage .................... 5 4..... 39c Cookies .......... ~... 49e LodyTollor ''"'""' HtH Shortening Coffee Crisco Oil Ora~nge Juice Peaches K._~... tr~ Soap : ::.k $1.00 3 lb. Libby'• 45c Tomato Juice ..• 4 !:" $1 Ajax ACIIOS8 :1. The Warw 4.01!1 :zo. ....... .......ncb pronoun !1. 'l'hrough ,......... "'tl>e- t.J\lan:!rola Jordan .. Soap JO.Bal.ubetitct.. or Mcinl:oe!l 7.1>utcb ....... JL cantaloupo, painter I. Spenlob 13. Irrttats gel'\eral I.Nee 1..._,.., "" ..... dry In or !hlp by parcel post. Check mailed to ynu day 1 receive roots same B ill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio, P. 0. Box 14. 6 22 6tc WATER uAVLJNG, Pbone Jl!n. 6 9 30tc 12116. HOUSJi: and roo! palntlnl. $1.25 per hour. call alter 5, VI • 24&4. 5 14 30ip - .Join Wanted thumt. np the lilll1plN State li.Not ' 1. dlc!loa A8ptd: StoneauWed .::. ThWI player lit Pbono :13. Spindle :10. Think, book 3&. Oriental old atyte ~ aune n. ................ a _. ""' "'l)iicc 38.Q..,_._ eAiumlnum Badiese &011 •Adlust-A-Lev.l L.,,. eUr,. Fibtrgl••• Windowt ship ,_..... louPACH.£ 27.Go ROUSH & LYONS ' Muon, W, Va. atyle 36. Away .aa. City in. Nel.-aska rauure: HONDA oolloq. 4l.Stuna ..... A. Monntal:a SALES & SERVICE ff.Conooal to. Pl"e80fod a1 ONI OF THI DOWN L Wntll I. Gem -1ST PEOPLE! AX"I'DLBAAXB LOXG.I:LLOW One 1t~1 ~·1· :Imply ltaJadl fOr anot.Jmo. X.. thts umple A. 11 \M lor the three L's, X for tbt two 0'1, etc. .11n11e Jet:tenJ, ·..,.. Sale or Trade PCGBKRNH QMF KHUHO ZBKiJW ZRDXN QB N M MBW WDOHCBFC,- =,-;-;-,;;;; ONE HORSE. Phone SH-~= 2-4176 . I OLJVER;;;==-60;;;;-tr=ae:7tor ::-: , ready to work, cultivators, 2 bottom plows and an I ft double disk. Will trade lor plclo-up truck. Pb. NHm 6 1Z Itt • ••' 6 22 Jtc lo - CALL ••••••••••• R - •2.99 · ;:: 2 1•-. _ 37c Willi Coupon 1t1ow ~~.lSc WY 2-2151 ................ 43c "' .... """ ........ l p - lac.) ...... _ II IRAKE SEI'\VICE a. .., ........ 69c . ••.. . ·., . " {• Blaettnars ""' 2.2193 Pomeroy • l, • ~·.>1 , ' . ,, ;, t"·' D! rPf' Pn ·~ of lflliJI Water CompinJ,i\ (f) 111, u - t. t.l . ' . ,,. . Freih, pure produdt from the KrOfer Dair)l! kropr All Flavors Ice Milk ••.. __ . . . v. K...,, Chocolate Milk ,.1. 49c 2 ,, ,.1.. $1 K..,.r Sour Cream .. __ . ~> "'"' 29e ~':!. $1 .. - .:; Chtf'1 Delight Cheese Spread No. I uns Y, Gal. Ajax Cleanser W D 1• ('ryptoquOO>: THE BUN' S RIM DJP3 J 't'FiiD can11 2 lb. box HEAD C Peaches Aetion ond 9 $1 :.: 76c 69c 4 Qt. Sauce Pan Rawlings Honda Sales MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • •••• lnrld!td F~ OrantH Soaky STARS RUSH OUT : AT ONE STRIDE COMES THE DARK.C01.lilRI1Xlll: ~ • • " .............. 29c Ill - TJ'XXBKW 1'Mtf!nla~.y's •••• . Prooh 2" Up ·~fjaolaS BWNCDWlll' Soup Listerine .. lltlnJ Troncl ltololoto ltttl With (I'HI' DICK RAWLINGS a. unt""c DEST clerk. See Mr. Pratt, Ohio Hotel, Middleport, Ohio. !2t 6tc BABYSmER to live In and care lor lloo smaD cbildr011. l.lght bouseworiL Phone Jm. :tl85 or 992-3223. 6 20 3tc •'• -Of- CAMPING TRAILERS .Amerle&D T • ... - ..... 71c Ajax (Except Raven) 33. Home on t.he rang-e, So. 16 oz. Green Beans . . 5 ~:. $1 • Krottr • • •Pun• •• ,•• M• .•. Frem • •••• VltlrMn IWf " " - Liqcllcl e13 02. Duck Ceilin,.·e trophleo, ""' l"'&th aNI .. oC the day lba CO!lo ... cllftereot. Rolls ......... 3 71c -~ in, Plywood Fl. . . 29. Ctleeaea Drinks 29c $1 Pot Pies .-.... -. 5 .... pkoo. Vel Uquid e~on~ ... ... .. .. . 65c Ajax eStell X·Framee «Ll'rafe .28. Le&IJel Jtli.QREW -~:· lirdlt';t ~rench. Cut, or Cut WIIC 3f.ll'oetl... J2.Juon'• l!Nwo- P.........Gr...,!Vit Mor1on :M'eDllbeP ot DAILY CKYP'l'OQ1JO'l'll - H_.a honr tiD wadi·.. ~--- 2 &Glvea eantramt 12. Marshal of r/, Blobo France op'a D.BJallJa, Cspltal ot li.NL'o - ofO. A French Fries . _. Morton Clovtrluf ., P•rbrhouw 30. Overturn• 1 Miracle -Whip ...... 71c A•ondolo Crlnklo Cut ol whBIN GINSJi:NG and Golden Seal, top 'I 28. Therefore roots. Home every evening at 5 or 8 o'clock. Bring roots Dotwpnt Clrws Orlntt, ,,.,., Punch M ealo·iA·minutea tim• ~nil Fab 23. Argued 24!. Herd furtiVely price for good clean Salad DreBBlng ·~t1tnfq of Fnztll FDDds lh Cold Power 2 )t'l ~'> Daii'IJ 'Dtlecta.bles ....... _...... 87c DAILY CROSSWORD :~:At );;t LIUI.,. Dltvflrnt GILS - ages 5-12 Bato• Jes. •oil!. Be a ,!R,mber of the "GJo.Ettes" twirllag corp. Mardi Jn parades, be In COIIteslll, etc. Alao private baton lessons for people over 12, summer only, to be glv.. 111 Pomeroy and Middleport. By j recognized professional twirl· Jng Instructor authorized by STAR LINE Baton Co., Inc., , • of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Coli DOW li!U863 6 22 31p · .--=~ ·. -SOON! Middle aged lady to work 4 days a week and stay nights to be with eld!!1"ly lady See Bessie Atbey, 509 South Second Ave., Middleport, 0. Come to side door. 6 22 31<: .• II, K.._ Cllcl Poohlllled !~. 69c Beets ..... ____ . 10 ~~llll $V• Dtl Monlt W.K. or C.l. Yollow K..... 69c lb. pq, A-.Jo c.t Beans ... -_.. .. . 5 ~..• $1 A) Krottr Fully B1bcl Gtrten't .. -- 11oll111on Roll Roast '--~~-~-­ Vital kl L1 ib~o'7: ~·- «health· Bouquet Soap 4 ......... 57c ·-.. 5ae Pork Steak ........... · .... · lb. 59c Cooloocl Plllttt Palmolive Soap -·o Perch ....•......• 3 ....... 39c 6 lb. P:rtsh, Lun __ ..,.. Pomllr 59e K. C. Steak •..•..• •. $1.79 Sandwich Bags ~·................... 29c Towels - ........._, 35c 1~. 69c --lb. • $1.19 lho!iCot-lo ~onttm, Rib Hospital News: -14or Cut 2V. to 4 lbo, Cubool 2 .- ... 29c ooaservation. o. ·Ground Chuck Thrifly !nollch ~- 0• _ . . , Cut Thrifty By The Piece Seotties ..,.. RHtt Kroger l'resh Swiss Steak .•....• _ -· ............. 35t CAR .WASH ht MMt TI'IMI" Chuck Roast Seott Towels are selected on citizenship, cbar· acler and interest ohoWII In 6 20 :ltc cyl wo Pomeroy 'Motpt ~ Junior leader. The trirt, no pels. Ph. 992-3092. 50! G••• IsChartging rooms and bath, utilities nished, close to business 64 PT. PLEASANT - "JI'!vt Jl.. County boyS and 00111 .-· .~ •.~ Jo1ut PL . Pleasut. the MMoa eo.... lli!UReHi ,Jillly Southside, spti~ by .1 Roll1ile wci!Jge, .Pt. ·l'leaoant, lzaak ·Walton · , ·~ue: Frank Robinson, West ·Columbia; New Havea Gord.. Club, Sam !carbercy, 4-H fl.lubs, ·.~ ii1d Ann Lewis, Soulbsldd,' FilA, ONN .VIS. t:do P.M. attended 1/10 Silver Ao~ero.ry Annual West Virginia Ccmser"""""""""""-'1 valion Camp held at Camp Caesar, Websler County, last lnltrvdio111 week. !c:::-;::::.1 · 'Die Slate Departmeat ol N~ LOCAL MEN, Ages :IIHO Need· ural R...uree,, Slate Soil Coned to train as SEMI D~V! servation, Weill Virginia . Ex· ERS. You can earn ov.er 1 , 'f ""1$"' " " ' I tensioR Servlct, West VirSlnia $3.00 per hour. Call 1·513-$39383 or write AI· Wla Somi ::::=:-;:;-:::::::-=!:;!;:-;:;::- University and the State ConDivision, 814 High Street, I'II1!1'Q CopJII!8 8erV1/8. Cor> servatlon Educational Coancll lei · made al loCal ~papers. cooperate with local srou~ in Hamii!Dn, Ohio. 6 21 2tc blrtl1 rec:onls aDd a!Qiost any carrying out conservation .IP""' documenll. i..;,__ grams on a slate-wide batHs. \7)lljiler IDIIan .... _.,.., .. , ; , . · ., All phases of conserv~IIon are taught and campers , a~ tend various sessions. ~!llson County Conservation Officer •' -~ . Mileo Darst attended lbe camp and sened hio 12th year as an Instructor. Sam Scarberry, Ne• Haveo, 9ponsored by the 4-H Cluba was awarded a scholarsbip to attend next year's camp as 1 "-* ments. WY ~5434. 12 6 RUMMAGE sale sponsored by 4 BED':\OOM modt!l'll home, I,"'S"t."',"M"idd=Je;;;po;;;;r.;t,;;;;0;;;;.='"2"t='l' the Free Will Bapllst Church Raci1.e, R. D. 2. lnqmre Tom JUNE VALUE SALE Friday and Saturday, June Wolfe at Racine Homtl Bank APPLIANCES 24-25 across from the Fire- or write Hugh Ca!.rns, City, Ohio. 6 tO tote otone in Middleport, Ohio. 6 2t 3tp apartment, 65 . ~· r Lettuc,e 49c ,.____ _ _""" . Natun'1 best •un-ripened IWfets! each Plums ... __ . __ .... lb. 29e Red Grapes ......... -- lb. 39e lb. 29e lb. 49e Nectarines·····-· Bing Cherries . . . . . . I �. .. .... _......, . .., , ........ "'t. l ~•- ...... --· --..· - ··· .... ..... ....· -..... - ..:-. . . '. ..... .. .. . ' " ' ·• • , _,. ,. ,.~ 0 .....,_.,. .,.,.,~ ~ • ' • • · • · · • ' ,.,, , , , , , .,, • • , •.• , •• , "'"' '' ' n• • ·~_,. , .,. , .., "•· • ··~--~····•• .. •~~~ .. -·-·~ - - · ' - - - - . l ' I' ' I Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way "'\NT AD "' •,- ' If Uoited Not ~ For- Sale. ~~- lt~nt -- ..,.,. ,.._.~CM~a -- - S.le __ __ l_..:.llull-,.n;::lel::;;;s=Se="'=vh_eet __ I~~o;;cma~;'·;;;.g•ma~h~n~: i' For Slle ·-- J- ~- S ROOMS and bath, electrical· JU... TAKEN IN ~, I'd' Makes bu\tonholes, sews oR .......... 1.... ly heated borne lR RuUnod. ' ..• , . . - 1... so I I buttons, "dal'lls, mooosrams. .... . 1M .::!::.~:.~•, A. 11. Pb. 74W363. 6 l.f l2tp state stereo; 4 speed auto- 1: etc. All withOut attachments. For a., .. •U~~MUt• matic changer, 4 speaker Take over payments of $6 u•u~oATIONI For Rent sound system. Radie equip- · per month or pay l;lalance due 1 TIM PUtiMitltr ....,.,. . . . . "'"' d Wal t ftolsh A e ...... •• retMt ••• • ,.._. -pe · nu · ssum -&t 44:. Call 992-3218. ob!•ctlo;..b'-. ln.n lboulllll M ROOMS AND b th fU . h $5.50 pt'f month or pay bal6 22 6tc 1 reportM ,.,.~e~,...,,. tne • • 3 a un rms · -, · · ··~':~ ,..':' ..:O',,:,=r:.a:: ed apartment Ph. 992 -2733 _ 1 ant-e due $93.33. CaU 992·3218 1 _ ! 6 22 6 ...... 1 22 tic ~' !I Buslneu Slrvlces .... wMtAIIIIWYI.u G R a1 o •••, "' wo,. .., ,..,_ WEANED PIGS reody to go, 1 HEATING, PLUMBIN , ur Mlftlmum • .,.., " """ ~ ROOMS, prlv~te reslolence, Phone 992·7931. 6 22 itp l Doxol BoUie Goo. c."".=~..:.;..::,.. $12. Also sleepmg rotm. Box - ~ Brothers, 618 E. Main Sl, M !: =,!:CO.:...~.":!:._ 69, Midd1eport, 0. L. Oodson. GERT'S 8 gay girl _ ready Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc 0 ' M ;,,.;,., ,:....,.. _ .._ .._ .• $an Fran PittsbLir~h Lo; M~eh l'hilodelphi .;;;::;~::.,. (!l'ltl Bradfnro -.... a.-. •.,..,... wn.., ·~ st. Louis tind nnati I ALiantl:l New York Chicago Su Pit\!. 2 A '' ..... • ----------'1 (AID 01' THANltl a OIITUAIIIII 11.11 ftr M w.N IIIIIIIIM"II'II. hdl MIIH•11 word te. Clnclnnat Cinclnnat St. Louis st. Louis CbicBRO I Los Ang• Moodll New Y -llamUt ll vs. E ·-· •••••• Mouu ltM a. "'- ...... , M. 6 17 6tp dlshea. or wnte' ANTIQUE l"UrnllUre, a.,., miocellarA!OliS. (;ail Mn. lloward CocU. 800 W. MaiD St.. POinei'OJ. , , . _ • • ._ .._ to ""' • - ';: ~,1:0; UIULT I'IODUCIIII 1 29 WANT AD PHONE 'llfY 2·2156 FoUR ROOM furnlsbed .. t!cj 8 art p, 4 ll .!c menl WY U658. THREE and four room fur· Dished apartmenls. All utili· Ues paid. Phone WY 2-2710, Rowley and Reed. Alter N· ce HAM SHom')lunday, June 26 from 12 tif' dark on the Robert HlU f~. Sponsored by the Racini·: Fire Department. p. m. call WY W574. 6 22 4tc ===;-+,-;-;-- -;;;-- 4 S AUCTION al Adams Trading Pos~ Main St., Rutland, Ohio, Friday nights at 7:30. Phone 742-5394. 6 21 6tc ed m:fdu!~::'m: for 8 Whir( after carpets with Blue C]eaning Lustre. Rent electrie sbampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 1 6 20 stc . --- AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT Write, Phon• or Contac:t USED PIANO . ONE GOOD u~ upTight p1ano. JIM CARNAHAN With bench. Priced to sell thiS RACINE. OHIO week. Call Ru!iand Furniture i ========""'= 742-4211. I 21 3tc SEWING maclllne' repair ..,. ~···-·rice, all makes, W'l ~-KAY guitar, single piCk - up. n., Fahril Shop Pomel'Of Can be played With or Aulhorized Singer Sales and out amplifier, excellent dition. Will sacrifke. Also Service. - A. t. IIBADJI'QBD Rlc!tlle. Oldo I -1 tfa .-=--- Hou~lon ., De Se.n~.~ei,=Pum~==""'=Y="M=-ld=d=lepo=rt=,0=·=• J=u=ne~:12,=1:::961=· I li-Dally iN"?.~!::.! lUre jQII,... ~ - c.r.t ~. '""'. 4... ~~,••. _ . _.::.. -li"! •~ I \.:-,,··.·~;-.;-,... __.. COMJNG. SOONI __, ew-...;.;,.lc Q-..l•rlnl To ~ SPied Our Drlv•ln Sorvleo Crow's Steak House Pomeroy, 0. ......., 2 dl 63 soe ,,.1 3 29 tfe set ol Burke golf clubs, good 992-2700 or see at 534 DO-IT~YOURSELF ••.... • < • • ' • ; ' CHOICE CENTER CUT ' Tenderay By The Piece T...,.., htllth campers Swiss Steak ~ . _•. . •. Bucket Steak •_•... ~ lb. Rib Steak •.... ·-· FOI Sl'lf Napkins - • .._..... 37c IJ •. c •II • , I • lb. 99c lb. •v• r.. 01Jf1C-/IWA from h.••'V! I<J you! Semi Boneless Hams Bread . . . . . . . . 2 1..... 45e 79c lb. Adllph'• MNt Marinade Tissue K._ Stndwldo or Cry.Q.Yac HaW lwlft'o PI'Ollliul!l - -~ ··--·-••1 pQ.29c Fish Sticks ... _... Dinner Rolls ........ 2 :: 25c Cheese Bits ~ Luck'• Pinto, Greal. Nerthem, or Llrn. Corn.- .... __ ... 5 ~~.:U $1 LJb.\y'• YIIMI Sausage .................... 5 4..... 39c Cookies .......... ~... 49e LodyTollor ''"'""' HtH Shortening Coffee Crisco Oil Ora~nge Juice Peaches K._~... tr~ Soap : ::.k $1.00 3 lb. Libby'• 45c Tomato Juice ..• 4 !:" $1 Ajax ACIIOS8 :1. The Warw 4.01!1 :zo. ....... .......ncb pronoun !1. 'l'hrough ,......... "'tl>e- t.J\lan:!rola Jordan .. Soap JO.Bal.ubetitct.. or Mcinl:oe!l 7.1>utcb ....... JL cantaloupo, painter I. Spenlob 13. Irrttats gel'\eral I.Nee 1..._,.., "" ..... dry In or !hlp by parcel post. Check mailed to ynu day 1 receive roots same B ill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio, P. 0. Box 14. 6 22 6tc WATER uAVLJNG, Pbone Jl!n. 6 9 30tc 12116. HOUSJi: and roo! palntlnl. $1.25 per hour. call alter 5, VI • 24&4. 5 14 30ip - .Join Wanted thumt. np the lilll1plN State li.Not ' 1. dlc!loa A8ptd: StoneauWed .::. ThWI player lit Pbono :13. Spindle :10. Think, book 3&. Oriental old atyte ~ aune n. ................ a _. ""' "'l)iicc 38.Q..,_._ eAiumlnum Badiese &011 •Adlust-A-Lev.l L.,,. eUr,. Fibtrgl••• Windowt ship ,_..... louPACH.£ 27.Go ROUSH & LYONS ' Muon, W, Va. atyle 36. Away .aa. City in. Nel.-aska rauure: HONDA oolloq. 4l.Stuna ..... A. Monntal:a SALES & SERVICE ff.Conooal to. Pl"e80fod a1 ONI OF THI DOWN L Wntll I. Gem -1ST PEOPLE! AX"I'DLBAAXB LOXG.I:LLOW One 1t~1 ~·1· :Imply ltaJadl fOr anot.Jmo. X.. thts umple A. 11 \M lor the three L's, X for tbt two 0'1, etc. .11n11e Jet:tenJ, ·..,.. Sale or Trade PCGBKRNH QMF KHUHO ZBKiJW ZRDXN QB N M MBW WDOHCBFC,- =,-;-;-,;;;; ONE HORSE. Phone SH-~= 2-4176 . I OLJVER;;;==-60;;;;-tr=ae:7tor ::-: , ready to work, cultivators, 2 bottom plows and an I ft double disk. Will trade lor plclo-up truck. Pb. NHm 6 1Z Itt • ••' 6 22 Jtc lo - CALL ••••••••••• R - •2.99 · ;:: 2 1•-. _ 37c Willi Coupon 1t1ow ~~.lSc WY 2-2151 ................ 43c "' .... """ ........ l p - lac.) ...... _ II IRAKE SEI'\VICE a. .., ........ 69c . ••.. . ·., . " {• Blaettnars ""' 2.2193 Pomeroy • l, • ~·.>1 , ' . ,, ;, t"·' D! rPf' Pn ·~ of lflliJI Water CompinJ,i\ (f) 111, u - t. t.l . ' . ,,. . Freih, pure produdt from the KrOfer Dair)l! kropr All Flavors Ice Milk ••.. __ . . . v. K...,, Chocolate Milk ,.1. 49c 2 ,, ,.1.. $1 K..,.r Sour Cream .. __ . ~> "'"' 29e ~':!. $1 .. - .:; Chtf'1 Delight Cheese Spread No. I uns Y, Gal. Ajax Cleanser W D 1• ('ryptoquOO>: THE BUN' S RIM DJP3 J 't'FiiD can11 2 lb. box HEAD C Peaches Aetion ond 9 $1 :.: 76c 69c 4 Qt. Sauce Pan Rawlings Honda Sales MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • •••• lnrld!td F~ OrantH Soaky STARS RUSH OUT : AT ONE STRIDE COMES THE DARK.C01.lilRI1Xlll: ~ • • " .............. 29c Ill - TJ'XXBKW 1'Mtf!nla~.y's •••• . Prooh 2" Up ·~fjaolaS BWNCDWlll' Soup Listerine .. lltlnJ Troncl ltololoto ltttl With (I'HI' DICK RAWLINGS a. unt""c DEST clerk. See Mr. Pratt, Ohio Hotel, Middleport, Ohio. !2t 6tc BABYSmER to live In and care lor lloo smaD cbildr011. l.lght bouseworiL Phone Jm. :tl85 or 992-3223. 6 20 3tc •'• -Of- CAMPING TRAILERS .Amerle&D T • ... - ..... 71c Ajax (Except Raven) 33. Home on t.he rang-e, So. 16 oz. Green Beans . . 5 ~:. $1 • Krottr • • •Pun• •• ,•• M• .•. Frem • •••• VltlrMn IWf " " - Liqcllcl e13 02. Duck Ceilin,.·e trophleo, ""' l"'&th aNI .. oC the day lba CO!lo ... cllftereot. Rolls ......... 3 71c -~ in, Plywood Fl. . . 29. Ctleeaea Drinks 29c $1 Pot Pies .-.... -. 5 .... pkoo. Vel Uquid e~on~ ... ... .. .. . 65c Ajax eStell X·Framee «Ll'rafe .28. Le&IJel Jtli.QREW -~:· lirdlt';t ~rench. Cut, or Cut WIIC 3f.ll'oetl... J2.Juon'• l!Nwo- P.........Gr...,!Vit Mor1on :M'eDllbeP ot DAILY CKYP'l'OQ1JO'l'll - H_.a honr tiD wadi·.. ~--- 2 &Glvea eantramt 12. Marshal of r/, Blobo France op'a D.BJallJa, Cspltal ot li.NL'o - ofO. A French Fries . _. Morton Clovtrluf ., P•rbrhouw 30. Overturn• 1 Miracle -Whip ...... 71c A•ondolo Crlnklo Cut ol whBIN GINSJi:NG and Golden Seal, top 'I 28. Therefore roots. Home every evening at 5 or 8 o'clock. Bring roots Dotwpnt Clrws Orlntt, ,,.,., Punch M ealo·iA·minutea tim• ~nil Fab 23. Argued 24!. Herd furtiVely price for good clean Salad DreBBlng ·~t1tnfq of Fnztll FDDds lh Cold Power 2 )t'l ~'> Daii'IJ 'Dtlecta.bles ....... _...... 87c DAILY CROSSWORD :~:At );;t LIUI.,. Dltvflrnt GILS - ages 5-12 Bato• Jes. •oil!. Be a ,!R,mber of the "GJo.Ettes" twirllag corp. Mardi Jn parades, be In COIIteslll, etc. Alao private baton lessons for people over 12, summer only, to be glv.. 111 Pomeroy and Middleport. By j recognized professional twirl· Jng Instructor authorized by STAR LINE Baton Co., Inc., , • of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Coli DOW li!U863 6 22 31p · .--=~ ·. -SOON! Middle aged lady to work 4 days a week and stay nights to be with eld!!1"ly lady See Bessie Atbey, 509 South Second Ave., Middleport, 0. Come to side door. 6 22 31<: .• II, K.._ Cllcl Poohlllled !~. 69c Beets ..... ____ . 10 ~~llll $V• Dtl Monlt W.K. or C.l. Yollow K..... 69c lb. pq, A-.Jo c.t Beans ... -_.. .. . 5 ~..• $1 A) Krottr Fully B1bcl Gtrten't .. -- 11oll111on Roll Roast '--~~-~-­ Vital kl L1 ib~o'7: ~·- «health· Bouquet Soap 4 ......... 57c ·-.. 5ae Pork Steak ........... · .... · lb. 59c Cooloocl Plllttt Palmolive Soap -·o Perch ....•......• 3 ....... 39c 6 lb. P:rtsh, Lun __ ..,.. Pomllr 59e K. C. Steak •..•..• •. $1.79 Sandwich Bags ~·................... 29c Towels - ........._, 35c 1~. 69c --lb. • $1.19 lho!iCot-lo ~onttm, Rib Hospital News: -14or Cut 2V. to 4 lbo, Cubool 2 .- ... 29c ooaservation. o. ·Ground Chuck Thrifly !nollch ~- 0• _ . . , Cut Thrifty By The Piece Seotties ..,.. RHtt Kroger l'resh Swiss Steak .•....• _ -· ............. 35t CAR .WASH ht MMt TI'IMI" Chuck Roast Seott Towels are selected on citizenship, cbar· acler and interest ohoWII In 6 20 :ltc cyl wo Pomeroy 'Motpt ~ Junior leader. The trirt, no pels. Ph. 992-3092. 50! G••• IsChartging rooms and bath, utilities nished, close to business 64 PT. PLEASANT - "JI'!vt Jl.. County boyS and 00111 .-· .~ •.~ Jo1ut PL . Pleasut. the MMoa eo.... lli!UReHi ,Jillly Southside, spti~ by .1 Roll1ile wci!Jge, .Pt. ·l'leaoant, lzaak ·Walton · , ·~ue: Frank Robinson, West ·Columbia; New Havea Gord.. Club, Sam !carbercy, 4-H fl.lubs, ·.~ ii1d Ann Lewis, Soulbsldd,' FilA, ONN .VIS. t:do P.M. attended 1/10 Silver Ao~ero.ry Annual West Virginia Ccmser"""""""""""-'1 valion Camp held at Camp Caesar, Websler County, last lnltrvdio111 week. !c:::-;::::.1 · 'Die Slate Departmeat ol N~ LOCAL MEN, Ages :IIHO Need· ural R...uree,, Slate Soil Coned to train as SEMI D~V! servation, Weill Virginia . Ex· ERS. You can earn ov.er 1 , 'f ""1$"' " " ' I tensioR Servlct, West VirSlnia $3.00 per hour. Call 1·513-$39383 or write AI· Wla Somi ::::=:-;:;-:::::::-=!:;!;:-;:;::- University and the State ConDivision, 814 High Street, I'II1!1'Q CopJII!8 8erV1/8. Cor> servatlon Educational Coancll lei · made al loCal ~papers. cooperate with local srou~ in Hamii!Dn, Ohio. 6 21 2tc blrtl1 rec:onls aDd a!Qiost any carrying out conservation .IP""' documenll. i..;,__ grams on a slate-wide batHs. \7)lljiler IDIIan .... _.,.., .. , ; , . · ., All phases of conserv~IIon are taught and campers , a~ tend various sessions. ~!llson County Conservation Officer •' -~ . Mileo Darst attended lbe camp and sened hio 12th year as an Instructor. Sam Scarberry, Ne• Haveo, 9ponsored by the 4-H Cluba was awarded a scholarsbip to attend next year's camp as 1 "-* ments. WY ~5434. 12 6 RUMMAGE sale sponsored by 4 BED':\OOM modt!l'll home, I,"'S"t."',"M"idd=Je;;;po;;;;r.;t,;;;;0;;;;.='"2"t='l' the Free Will Bapllst Church Raci1.e, R. D. 2. lnqmre Tom JUNE VALUE SALE Friday and Saturday, June Wolfe at Racine Homtl Bank APPLIANCES 24-25 across from the Fire- or write Hugh Ca!.rns, City, Ohio. 6 tO tote otone in Middleport, Ohio. 6 2t 3tp apartment, 65 . ~· r Lettuc,e 49c ,.____ _ _""" . Natun'1 best •un-ripened IWfets! each Plums ... __ . __ .... lb. 29e Red Grapes ......... -- lb. 39e lb. 29e lb. 49e Nectarines·····-· Bing Cherries . . . . . . I ���•• f ' ., ,, .' •!{t-<l'il . ./ \\ , ·-,~. SOCIAL · CA. ftNOAR R . ~CG!ven edCJ Ire1e nConfere(JCe Hemloek Grove Man) Sent to Workhouse j Conrad Bel Bent<, Hemlock on the Won-.,'o Cor> Grove was ordered to spend llrlillce at Qtanvdle last week WJDNBsoAY six .;onlho In the Cincinnati lie~ given when tile Elecla .WEEK;·END MEETING . at I workhouse by County Court Ci I! or lhe :a;,,. h. S.u'i.M'u ·~ Hobson Christian ~DJOD Frank W. Pcrterr, Jr., lol[!io Soclel of the Flrtt \;cliurcl! Wedneaday, June "' . MoDdly...DIZ appeareo """"" BaMis~reh Tuesila l~ugb the 26th. The pastor II Judge Porter on driving while 1 ov ' j at the borne ol M,:. 0 Doll Manley. Everyone Is bii IIC0118e was under suspen- : J '1''1': SoUderS welcome. l.lon and for VIolation of proba· [ ' . · OHIO VALLEY COMMAND- tlon condlUons. "!£"· Wllhs Anthony. prelli· ery No. 21 K.T.. will meet Wed· 1 dent, conducted the meetins.\ nesday at 7,30 p.m. at 1h e Also, Garela Workman for· , Mr&. F1oldtng Hawk.'"' .. P'''[Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Tho felted his bond totalini .$200 · devodons on the top1c, God f.o election of officers will be held. Ion charges of assault and bat-: Not Dead." Missionaries were A po~Juck dinner at 6:30 will · tery, resisting arrest, disturb· : di!lj!ussed and in<ludt! Esther precede the meeting. ing the peace, and intoxication; 1 Weinscht. serving at the Math· Bertie Butcher forfeited his $25 [ 1 bond on an aosured clear diser School In Beauford, S. :""URSDAY and Dr. and Mrs. Frank Curry . WOMEN S A seoclatlon of tho lance cbal'l!e, and Okey Stineln li:ast India. ! First United Presbyter~un aprlng forfeited one of $17.50 on T(le study for the year Church of Middleport will meet an unsafe vehicle charge. is entitled, "The Mftuence of Tlmrsday evenl111. June 2S at Po~rly. DJ!emma for Chris- the church at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. tla!!'" Mri. lllchard Owen, Carl Horky wiD be the progrom MARRIAGE APPUCATION prfliidenl" of tho B. H. Sanborn lender and Miss Margaret Sau- Clarence Arland King, 21, Society, re(IOI'Ied on the confer· •'' devotional leado. Middleport, U. S. Army, and enCi at Granville. Plans were ! WILLING WORKERS ci•ss Martha Lee Fowler, 18, Middlemade for a picnic to he held in !of the Enterpnse EUB church .:Coperato<rr . Julj 1t the Anthony farm. Mrs.! will meet Thursday evening, at - ' Cora Pullen wu prtlil'lm chair- : the home of Mrs. Geoffrey WI!· man for the evenln1 ' son. A dessert course ~.. served ! ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE by the ..,.tess to those present wtll meet Thur~ay, at 8 P·l!'· incl'udlq: Rboda Hall, Mrs. The apple muffl? contest w1H ! Fielding Hawkins, Nora Ham· be held. There " 111 be a pro- · ilion Hallie Mcintyre Co a gram and refresnments will be . , ' r lserved · Pulieo, Mra Wlllia Antbony,! PAST MATRON'S Club af S f and guests, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. E I' Ch Oeva Voioo IIIII Mrs. Joe ~ange mo ~pier, 0 E ' o Wilsoa , Mtddleport, w11l meet Tburs• day evening 1t the home of Mrs. lilian Sieiff, South second CUflortl Holler• Avo., at 7:30 p.m. ~m~m~ Ill 6¥ ~ \!:!1 ~~ - - - fuurJumt>le~ Unommbleth... - letter to each lll"art;.to form four ordloarr " 0 · 1' Visiting with Mrs. KaUe Young and Jean Sunday were lolr. and Mrs. Marvin MeGulre and family, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel and sons. Ra· cine; Mr. and Mrs. Lowls Bud· SOli, Mise Mashell l!lotris, and' Rodney Morris, RI!YOOlds- ,-- II ~~-·~-- _J_. YIRDT .•- ...... - ! ,· .,;et · !? bJ ~ ~...... •.,. ,-&t -~_,......, ..,...J,~ ~ •.,.,,.,.,......., At~v...... ..<.~t:;-. . ~----• I I l J . l JVOfU • ·VISIT8 MOTHER ...,f'l~»~nrli1llllllit;-1'1lmeroy-lollddleport, o., 1u~ 22: illt · ~-=:..iiJ...I....:. ooldsburg. Mlis Re<k'a McGuire remained for a ·.longer visit with her grandttlother and aun'l. ·j j ..~-~~-:;:~"""',_..__.• 1 I port~.:::...::le::::lepho=n:o. -·- . MASON _ The Churcb Of HI-.IIIOOto FURNITURE CO. I...W..• fORCI MOCHA MUITll DONIII1' ~ 7 ..... I AMwen ):;" MASON, W. VA. lr'MI • ....,., ccm .._.., lie •., _ -io-tHINUDI _:.:_:__:..::!J_-=:==-===--=- _~l-----------------~~::'::'::"::"~~==~~~==~·-:::_· • ,, FAMILY PICNIC WILBER BAVM DIES A family picnic wa• enjoyed 1 Wilber Baum, formerly of Sunday, J1111e IY, atlbe Buflmg- . Cheater, died Saturday at his tor. Jshuld State Park . Port· : home In Cleveland. hmd With Mr. amd Mrs. Ward Surviving are his wife, CasWallace of North CaroUna, Mr. •sie, a daughter, Mrs. Laura · ~~ Mra. Frank Wallace of ~~~ Urbinia, Brunswick ; a son, -lllf RD, Mr. and Mrs. Orts Norman, Cleveland, and a sis. Hubbud and daughter Peggy: ter, Mrs. Blanche Zipperick of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. ;Clevf!land. Wayne Hubbard and daughter i Funeral services were held Allile of Lorain; Larry, Kathy, Iat 2 p. m. Tuesday atlhe Ew•ud Terry l,oo_ Sayre of Racine ling Funeral Home. Buri•l was Ril; Dale llyn ol Racine, ·in Chesler Cemetery loft. and Mrl. Ollie Sayre and ooJis, Johnlly, Auon Lee, and OWe Jr., ol Portland, and their d.,Pter and IJ'andson, Mrs. 1 for All The family Judy Brace and lollebael o1 i Racine, lttendJJii. ' i 1 - - - - - :.,.:Yo • . . - '1 . LB. PKG. ' " • Fnl• Vulu J.' !I: ! JELLO A MARKET. LBS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY AVERAGE lb. GROUND BEEF S 3 lb. $1.39 Middleport, 0. PICNIC PLEASERSI EVANS WIENERS:~~=TQvallty l ...... CUBED STEAKS ~~E:.::.".flo •••••• Roush's Shoe Store '. Middloport, 0. GET THE LOWEST TOTAL FOOD BILL! Hunrs Tasty . . SHOWBOAT TOMAJO · POR-K &BEANS' CATSQP . 49c 4 ':.: $,.00 .· .-----'~Argo \~ Larg& 'family Size Cal)s 4 of o ptrfed _llllamDI'MI (or r•plcscement ou~t~rtdl. ...-,r,r~-r;_ ..... FOLGER'S U.S. NO. 1 NEW RED POTATOES 10 ~~ 49c ' ,:~ .'>; . """ FRUIT DRINKS Orange, Grape, ' LEMONS GALLoN PLASTI~ JUG Punch, Pineapple, Grapefruit , 165 SIZE 46 oz. ,. .: .,.® ~. INSTANT COFFEE. Velveeta 10 oz. · '. E·,,s·:~~,~· ~~..·." . l•r • · '7,',r,.<'l : -·~fl ~ .1 l" '·' f• · ····: .,.. _______ . _ _. ...1.... STOKELY'S PINE4PIL~ ,, .· O~NGE DRINK . .• . PONG 46 oz. ~n 25c ' ,i._,:. 2r.!.,1..'•.,' ·' ·· ·> · .: . ' " '-. t~, • ~ . '· . ' 7" · .' · ·· ' ' ' . i ..I VINEGAR ! 'I. f- 101 oz:. JUG s: ,, . ~- TWO . 4-ROL' PKOS/'\ . I t ~~ ...... c CAN ASSORTED P-EAS :, Picn.ic · P(,aserl KRAFT ·~~ I -'\, 1 K.t,..b cli•moncl , , . ~$J.OO CIJ11 ' RINGS tr1ut ow )'Rfl of eJ~,.•ri~t~ce ro htlp you .elect your K••P• • • • t~t~Orttlltft1f IJy the ICftpsake Certiftcatt )'Ofl' aut.tn~nw ~ SWEET Del Mbnte Ch•ry Drink c F1mlly Pack of 8 Portlon1 .. STEFFEN'S Brand FISH SQUARES SANDWICHES BONUS BUY COB ·'• l'alue• to Beat The Bandl 10for HAM ON THE EASY ,MONDAY ' GORTON'S BREADED ·~~ .If IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND A TFOODLAND YOU ALWAYS FRESH CORN BONUS BUY ib. COTTAGE CHEESE and Dl. taking this opportunity to thank each an d every customer who has made this celebration possible by offering you our biggest sale of the year. The past SO weeks were devoted to the low price policy th at Food land is famous for. Because of your support for this low-price program , we are able to devote the next 2 weeks to you, the customer, with our compliments and the lowest prices ever in recognition of this ann iversary. The array of low prices you'll find in our store durin g the next 2 weeks is too exhaustive to cover in this ad alone. So, expe rience the thr il l of what a real low-price anniversary sale is all about by visiting your Foodland stor3 dur ing the next week!;,_fh~<?~ !N.flJ. fue wi9est di splay of low prices ever assembled u11der the rooT of one super market. ' PRODUCE FAIRMONT lnil~anct 16 J Our Own, Fresh Pure Lean Beef. Freshly Ground ··' S. tht 29( In observance of another successfu I year of operation by Food land , we are FUL-VAW DAIRY DEPT. BUY/ D'A""""ONO ( lb. 59 . •••. c·. 22( >tiACARONI - - - - pkf. 5 to 6 lb. F•mllySize Clrton _ 69c 35 JNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM TENDER TASTY 30 Ounce Jm 9c · OAN DEE POTATO CHIPS to ~peak-a 3 '-1U15LLER'$ ELBOW $1 J1 $4'99 YOU CAN IUY WITH CONFIDENCI GERBER'S STRAINED BABY FOOD Right Reserved To Urn!!! SMOKED qt. STREITMAN 1-LB. lESTA CRACKERS _ _ BOX liTH & PEARL STS. - IIACINI "Tile Store With A Hart" bo• DOWNEY .00 Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru S.L ' THE OIAMOND RING EVERYDAY LOW PRICES IN THE PIECE TENNIS SHOES . DIVORCE FILED A divorce actloa bu beta llhd Ia lolel&s county commoo pllu COlll'l by Freda M. MlddJ&. IWilt, Ill. I Porlland, against Wllliam C. 14lddleswarl, IIIJHO address. GIGAN.TIC FOODLAND'S RACINE I • WEE a.. 1 IT'S TEMDERBEST MASON , FRIDAy Mr. IIIII Mrs. Cbllord Holter · THE MEIGS . GALLI A Frat· ot RaciDe lllta'lained with a ernal Order of Police will famlly ~cnle on '!'"lr lawn !sponsor an outside teen dnnce ce!ebralial Fatheu ·oay, the !this coming Friday night at birlbdJya ol Mujorle Holter • the Middleport community Eul IIICI Koltll Ashley, park from 8 to II p, m. The aad Qle weddiac anniversaries J . of Mr. aDd Mrs. La H Iter ays ~111 emcee the d_ance, nd Mr and rry 0 which " open to the ~unllr. a.. l • .Mro. Eu1eno Hoi· PAST MATRON'S Cl b f ter. , u o Atteladtna were Mr. and Mrs. i E~angebne ~apter, ~ES, Eurene Holter, Richard and' Middleport, wlll meet Friday Marjorie; Mr. and Mrs. Earl ' evenmg, Ju.ne 21 at the borne Do Debo . ! of Mrs. Lilhan Ste1ff on S. Seceros.' D"aoa ~.~ ' nna, raJ. , nd A 8 I 7 •• . te d Denise and Della, all of Ra· j 0 ve. 'w p.m. ms a cine: Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1~f Thursday as reported earAshley, Clifford, Keitb and lOr. SATURDAY Heidi of Letart Falla; Mr. and I llr~. Larry Holter, Carol •nd . .THE Pomeroy Atbletk MsogJJen o1 IDJ!iards Obio and 1c1atlon will sponsor a h1gh lilt host and hostes~. Tne'after-! school dance party saturday at •0011 was spent In playing i the Pomeroy Hlgn School gym, ~a;.es. 1startmlil at 8 p. m. ,. Christ, Mlller..t, Ia boldlni a , serl" . of gospel !"III!Hngs be- , ' Ironing. let' someone . ginning June Z? f,~ conlinUIIli [ else do it. Loot<.under through July s,,. Serv1ces wtll · 'LAUNDRIES. In the h.a•ln P.r)l day ~at 7 o.m.l Y~ll nw PAGEl. Whoro ..... . <E.S.T.). with oval!lellsl Tom 'your finaers do the M. BuUet(ield Of ParVrsburg, ·walklna. the speak!lf. .;.:• ' I' Lawn ~icnic '· 110.00 Down - lalanct en Connnie"r Ttrn MEAT BUY Gi~~e 1 ANNOUNCE MEETINGS 3-ROOMS New Furniture' ONLY $299 1-L~URU.:.:!::;;B:.:_I-.,.,..._,..---iil 1 c.l \ \ or FOR v' BONUS BUY • NESTEA $ .00 INSTANT TEA . 50c OFF LABEL �•• f ' ., ,, .' •!{t-<l'il . ./ \\ , ·-,~. SOCIAL · CA. ftNOAR R . ~CG!ven edCJ Ire1e nConfere(JCe Hemloek Grove Man) Sent to Workhouse j Conrad Bel Bent<, Hemlock on the Won-.,'o Cor> Grove was ordered to spend llrlillce at Qtanvdle last week WJDNBsoAY six .;onlho In the Cincinnati lie~ given when tile Elecla .WEEK;·END MEETING . at I workhouse by County Court Ci I! or lhe :a;,,. h. S.u'i.M'u ·~ Hobson Christian ~DJOD Frank W. Pcrterr, Jr., lol[!io Soclel of the Flrtt \;cliurcl! Wedneaday, June "' . MoDdly...DIZ appeareo """"" BaMis~reh Tuesila l~ugb the 26th. The pastor II Judge Porter on driving while 1 ov ' j at the borne ol M,:. 0 Doll Manley. Everyone Is bii IIC0118e was under suspen- : J '1''1': SoUderS welcome. l.lon and for VIolation of proba· [ ' . · OHIO VALLEY COMMAND- tlon condlUons. "!£"· Wllhs Anthony. prelli· ery No. 21 K.T.. will meet Wed· 1 dent, conducted the meetins.\ nesday at 7,30 p.m. at 1h e Also, Garela Workman for· , Mr&. F1oldtng Hawk.'"' .. P'''[Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Tho felted his bond totalini .$200 · devodons on the top1c, God f.o election of officers will be held. Ion charges of assault and bat-: Not Dead." Missionaries were A po~Juck dinner at 6:30 will · tery, resisting arrest, disturb· : di!lj!ussed and in<ludt! Esther precede the meeting. ing the peace, and intoxication; 1 Weinscht. serving at the Math· Bertie Butcher forfeited his $25 [ 1 bond on an aosured clear diser School In Beauford, S. :""URSDAY and Dr. and Mrs. Frank Curry . WOMEN S A seoclatlon of tho lance cbal'l!e, and Okey Stineln li:ast India. ! First United Presbyter~un aprlng forfeited one of $17.50 on T(le study for the year Church of Middleport will meet an unsafe vehicle charge. is entitled, "The Mftuence of Tlmrsday evenl111. June 2S at Po~rly. DJ!emma for Chris- the church at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. tla!!'" Mri. lllchard Owen, Carl Horky wiD be the progrom MARRIAGE APPUCATION prfliidenl" of tho B. H. Sanborn lender and Miss Margaret Sau- Clarence Arland King, 21, Society, re(IOI'Ied on the confer· •'' devotional leado. Middleport, U. S. Army, and enCi at Granville. Plans were ! WILLING WORKERS ci•ss Martha Lee Fowler, 18, Middlemade for a picnic to he held in !of the Enterpnse EUB church .:Coperato<rr . Julj 1t the Anthony farm. Mrs.! will meet Thursday evening, at - ' Cora Pullen wu prtlil'lm chair- : the home of Mrs. Geoffrey WI!· man for the evenln1 ' son. A dessert course ~.. served ! ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE by the ..,.tess to those present wtll meet Thur~ay, at 8 P·l!'· incl'udlq: Rboda Hall, Mrs. The apple muffl? contest w1H ! Fielding Hawkins, Nora Ham· be held. There " 111 be a pro- · ilion Hallie Mcintyre Co a gram and refresnments will be . , ' r lserved · Pulieo, Mra Wlllia Antbony,! PAST MATRON'S Club af S f and guests, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. E I' Ch Oeva Voioo IIIII Mrs. Joe ~ange mo ~pier, 0 E ' o Wilsoa , Mtddleport, w11l meet Tburs• day evening 1t the home of Mrs. lilian Sieiff, South second CUflortl Holler• Avo., at 7:30 p.m. ~m~m~ Ill 6¥ ~ \!:!1 ~~ - - - fuurJumt>le~ Unommbleth... - letter to each lll"art;.to form four ordloarr " 0 · 1' Visiting with Mrs. KaUe Young and Jean Sunday were lolr. and Mrs. Marvin MeGulre and family, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel and sons. Ra· cine; Mr. and Mrs. Lowls Bud· SOli, Mise Mashell l!lotris, and' Rodney Morris, RI!YOOlds- ,-- II ~~-·~-- _J_. YIRDT .•- ...... - ! ,· .,;et · !? bJ ~ ~...... •.,. ,-&t -~_,......, ..,...J,~ ~ •.,.,,.,.,......., At~v...... ..<.~t:;-. . ~----• I I l J . l JVOfU • ·VISIT8 MOTHER ...,f'l~»~nrli1llllllit;-1'1lmeroy-lollddleport, o., 1u~ 22: illt · ~-=:..iiJ...I....:. ooldsburg. Mlis Re<k'a McGuire remained for a ·.longer visit with her grandttlother and aun'l. ·j j ..~-~~-:;:~"""',_..__.• 1 I port~.:::...::le::::lepho=n:o. -·- . MASON _ The Churcb Of HI-.IIIOOto FURNITURE CO. I...W..• fORCI MOCHA MUITll DONIII1' ~ 7 ..... I AMwen ):;" MASON, W. VA. lr'MI • ....,., ccm .._.., lie •., _ -io-tHINUDI _:.:_:__:..::!J_-=:==-===--=- _~l-----------------~~::'::'::"::"~~==~~~==~·-:::_· • ,, FAMILY PICNIC WILBER BAVM DIES A family picnic wa• enjoyed 1 Wilber Baum, formerly of Sunday, J1111e IY, atlbe Buflmg- . Cheater, died Saturday at his tor. Jshuld State Park . Port· : home In Cleveland. hmd With Mr. amd Mrs. Ward Surviving are his wife, CasWallace of North CaroUna, Mr. •sie, a daughter, Mrs. Laura · ~~ Mra. Frank Wallace of ~~~ Urbinia, Brunswick ; a son, -lllf RD, Mr. and Mrs. Orts Norman, Cleveland, and a sis. Hubbud and daughter Peggy: ter, Mrs. Blanche Zipperick of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. ;Clevf!land. Wayne Hubbard and daughter i Funeral services were held Allile of Lorain; Larry, Kathy, Iat 2 p. m. Tuesday atlhe Ew•ud Terry l,oo_ Sayre of Racine ling Funeral Home. Buri•l was Ril; Dale llyn ol Racine, ·in Chesler Cemetery loft. and Mrl. Ollie Sayre and ooJis, Johnlly, Auon Lee, and OWe Jr., ol Portland, and their d.,Pter and IJ'andson, Mrs. 1 for All The family Judy Brace and lollebael o1 i Racine, lttendJJii. ' i 1 - - - - - :.,.:Yo • . . - '1 . LB. PKG. ' " • Fnl• Vulu J.' !I: ! JELLO A MARKET. LBS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY AVERAGE lb. GROUND BEEF S 3 lb. $1.39 Middleport, 0. PICNIC PLEASERSI EVANS WIENERS:~~=TQvallty l ...... CUBED STEAKS ~~E:.::.".flo •••••• Roush's Shoe Store '. Middloport, 0. GET THE LOWEST TOTAL FOOD BILL! Hunrs Tasty . . SHOWBOAT TOMAJO · POR-K &BEANS' CATSQP . 49c 4 ':.: $,.00 .· .-----'~Argo \~ Larg& 'family Size Cal)s 4 of o ptrfed _llllamDI'MI (or r•plcscement ou~t~rtdl. ...-,r,r~-r;_ ..... FOLGER'S U.S. NO. 1 NEW RED POTATOES 10 ~~ 49c ' ,:~ .'>; . """ FRUIT DRINKS Orange, Grape, ' LEMONS GALLoN PLASTI~ JUG Punch, Pineapple, Grapefruit , 165 SIZE 46 oz. ,. .: .,.® ~. INSTANT COFFEE. Velveeta 10 oz. · '. E·,,s·:~~,~· ~~..·." . l•r • · '7,',r,.<'l : -·~fl ~ .1 l" '·' f• · ····: .,.. _______ . _ _. ...1.... STOKELY'S PINE4PIL~ ,, .· O~NGE DRINK . .• . PONG 46 oz. ~n 25c ' ,i._,:. 2r.!.,1..'•.,' ·' ·· ·> · .: . ' " '-. t~, • ~ . '· . ' 7" · .' · ·· ' ' ' . i ..I VINEGAR ! 'I. f- 101 oz:. JUG s: ,, . ~- TWO . 4-ROL' PKOS/'\ . I t ~~ ...... c CAN ASSORTED P-EAS :, Picn.ic · P(,aserl KRAFT ·~~ I -'\, 1 K.t,..b cli•moncl , , . ~$J.OO CIJ11 ' RINGS tr1ut ow )'Rfl of eJ~,.•ri~t~ce ro htlp you .elect your K••P• • • • t~t~Orttlltft1f IJy the ICftpsake Certiftcatt )'Ofl' aut.tn~nw ~ SWEET Del Mbnte Ch•ry Drink c F1mlly Pack of 8 Portlon1 .. STEFFEN'S Brand FISH SQUARES SANDWICHES BONUS BUY COB ·'• l'alue• to Beat The Bandl 10for HAM ON THE EASY ,MONDAY ' GORTON'S BREADED ·~~ .If IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND A TFOODLAND YOU ALWAYS FRESH CORN BONUS BUY ib. COTTAGE CHEESE and Dl. taking this opportunity to thank each an d every customer who has made this celebration possible by offering you our biggest sale of the year. The past SO weeks were devoted to the low price policy th at Food land is famous for. Because of your support for this low-price program , we are able to devote the next 2 weeks to you, the customer, with our compliments and the lowest prices ever in recognition of this ann iversary. The array of low prices you'll find in our store durin g the next 2 weeks is too exhaustive to cover in this ad alone. So, expe rience the thr il l of what a real low-price anniversary sale is all about by visiting your Foodland stor3 dur ing the next week!;,_fh~<?~ !N.flJ. fue wi9est di splay of low prices ever assembled u11der the rooT of one super market. ' PRODUCE FAIRMONT lnil~anct 16 J Our Own, Fresh Pure Lean Beef. Freshly Ground ··' S. tht 29( In observance of another successfu I year of operation by Food land , we are FUL-VAW DAIRY DEPT. BUY/ D'A""""ONO ( lb. 59 . •••. c·. 22( >tiACARONI - - - - pkf. 5 to 6 lb. F•mllySize Clrton _ 69c 35 JNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM TENDER TASTY 30 Ounce Jm 9c · OAN DEE POTATO CHIPS to ~peak-a 3 '-1U15LLER'$ ELBOW $1 J1 $4'99 YOU CAN IUY WITH CONFIDENCI GERBER'S STRAINED BABY FOOD Right Reserved To Urn!!! SMOKED qt. STREITMAN 1-LB. lESTA CRACKERS _ _ BOX liTH & PEARL STS. - IIACINI "Tile Store With A Hart" bo• DOWNEY .00 Open 8 to 8-Mon. Thru S.L ' THE OIAMOND RING EVERYDAY LOW PRICES IN THE PIECE TENNIS SHOES . DIVORCE FILED A divorce actloa bu beta llhd Ia lolel&s county commoo pllu COlll'l by Freda M. MlddJ&. IWilt, Ill. I Porlland, against Wllliam C. 14lddleswarl, IIIJHO address. GIGAN.TIC FOODLAND'S RACINE I • WEE a.. 1 IT'S TEMDERBEST MASON , FRIDAy Mr. IIIII Mrs. Cbllord Holter · THE MEIGS . GALLI A Frat· ot RaciDe lllta'lained with a ernal Order of Police will famlly ~cnle on '!'"lr lawn !sponsor an outside teen dnnce ce!ebralial Fatheu ·oay, the !this coming Friday night at birlbdJya ol Mujorle Holter • the Middleport community Eul IIICI Koltll Ashley, park from 8 to II p, m. The aad Qle weddiac anniversaries J . of Mr. aDd Mrs. La H Iter ays ~111 emcee the d_ance, nd Mr and rry 0 which " open to the ~unllr. a.. l • .Mro. Eu1eno Hoi· PAST MATRON'S Cl b f ter. , u o Atteladtna were Mr. and Mrs. i E~angebne ~apter, ~ES, Eurene Holter, Richard and' Middleport, wlll meet Friday Marjorie; Mr. and Mrs. Earl ' evenmg, Ju.ne 21 at the borne Do Debo . ! of Mrs. Lilhan Ste1ff on S. Seceros.' D"aoa ~.~ ' nna, raJ. , nd A 8 I 7 •• . te d Denise and Della, all of Ra· j 0 ve. 'w p.m. ms a cine: Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1~f Thursday as reported earAshley, Clifford, Keitb and lOr. SATURDAY Heidi of Letart Falla; Mr. and I llr~. Larry Holter, Carol •nd . .THE Pomeroy Atbletk MsogJJen o1 IDJ!iards Obio and 1c1atlon will sponsor a h1gh lilt host and hostes~. Tne'after-! school dance party saturday at •0011 was spent In playing i the Pomeroy Hlgn School gym, ~a;.es. 1startmlil at 8 p. m. ,. Christ, Mlller..t, Ia boldlni a , serl" . of gospel !"III!Hngs be- , ' Ironing. let' someone . ginning June Z? f,~ conlinUIIli [ else do it. Loot<.under through July s,,. Serv1ces wtll · 'LAUNDRIES. In the h.a•ln P.r)l day ~at 7 o.m.l Y~ll nw PAGEl. Whoro ..... . <E.S.T.). with oval!lellsl Tom 'your finaers do the M. BuUet(ield Of ParVrsburg, ·walklna. the speak!lf. .;.:• ' I' Lawn ~icnic '· 110.00 Down - lalanct en Connnie"r Ttrn MEAT BUY Gi~~e 1 ANNOUNCE MEETINGS 3-ROOMS New Furniture' ONLY $299 1-L~URU.:.:!::;;B:.:_I-.,.,..._,..---iil 1 c.l \ \ or FOR v' BONUS BUY • NESTEA $ .00 INSTANT TEA . 50c OFF LABEL �, ' I: ,. ' ,,\' '' 1•' ' ,, ' (BIGGEST SAVI OS EVERI) LILT ' ' ALKA-SELTZER TABLETS SPECIAL PERMANENT 1 . ONLY c LAUNDRY BASKETS BUSHEL SIZE c REG. 63c PLASTIC :J. • c BOARD PAD AND COVER SET Q Q - LAST - :t 0 In 0110,.., 1lroacly hno 1 Ullabol..s aluminum IXWnlfon ladder, you miJ obtain 1 ITA·SAFE"' illlnd·of stallllzer liiPifltaly. It hat 1 40" spread tlllt -dl•lhiiYifll• window. Fltl ovor 2 lap rvngs ol any round ntftl IIUmln.um ladder with spring safety-clip and chain for • tile oura fastening. Arms are tlpptd ~ w1t11 non·marrlng atlp·mlstant whlll rvblltr..... , ........ $5.95 each Special \ LENGTH LADDER PRICE WITH PRICE STA·SAFEm ITANO.OFF INCLUDED ., 16" Wide REG. $1.00 \ I 2 QT. SIZE IRONING ....0::: _. THEY PRELL SHAMPOO With these new aluminum extension ladders you stand away from the wall and reach more area than is possible with any,other kind of ladder. You can now paint wide roof overhangs and windows without stretching •.• paint gutters without damage. That's why we bought these exclusive new WERNER ladders by the truckload. The secret is an aluminum STA·SAFE'" stand-off stabilizer that comes right with each ladder ••• straddles windows and obstructions while increasing ladder stability. And these are the famous WERNER ladders known for safety and durability. Compare the advantages and the price. Seldom will you ever get so much for your money. ~0 w c WHILE EACH PLASTIC DECANTER ' YEAR 16ft. """ $12.95 ...... ' $16.95 '\ BAYER'S REG. 89c ASPIRIN c not1pln. ' Patented eonstructlon gives: lifetime strenetft . and safety. Aluminum alloy is 40% stron!l*' than most aluminum or 32 ft.... " .. 29.95 ...... ,. 33.95 36 ft, o , , • o, o 34,95 •:•, •:• ofO 38,95 ONLY BOTTLE~~~........... roqulromanto. Runp lboolutely can· WARRANTY 20ft... ' .. ' .. 15.95 '' ..... 19.95 24ft. ' ...... 19.95 ....... 23.95 28 ft........ 23.95 ....... 27.95 \ c SPIN·PROOF• 1%" rungs wilfl poW.ted ALF~ J~lntllrll 5 times ltrtlftltrthan cocM 'r"",': . magnesium alloys. 40 ft. . ..... ,, 39.95 • . ... . • • 43.95 SAFETY LOCKS are eiCtra large aluminum w1th eprlnll·laaded design to give au,. locking action at any elevation. "''' CYCOLAC" END CAPS CANNON BED SHEETS FULL •nw We have just a few 15" wide UL labeled aluminum extension ladders at these •. \ . prevent scratches and mars on surface. Will not break off. Paint ar npalr without worry or damap. 95 Very Special Pf'icesl I ROPE AND PULLEY on all models e~pt 16' size for n11tr hendllng of l1dder. 20· FT.... , . ... •. $13.95 DRYAD SPRAY VALUE l&·FT. TWIST-PROOF"' llddll'l wllh lpin-proof rungs, 11111'- & 24. FT. ' .......... 16.95 FAMILY DEODORANT proof end Clps and non-lkkiiiH-adjuating rubber flit. UL LISTED AND LABELED Only laddera with the Undarwrit.l"' Llboratori• label actually meet or ox- UL spoclflcallono. l.aok "" tho label. ' i 5foot $9.95 I II I I 5foot 4foot $8.95 REG. S3,49 c ~ CONII'ANCE HILPEP rar till lillY ol tile-- ONLY · WH1LE READY .THEY LAST . c 10 . fiACH OPEN ·SUNDAY I " ,· ' ~- I 10·t .I "' ' ,_: ill.'~\','"· ' Allrlotlwl . . . - - front oncl - olumlnllll an 11111. poll l1le1f 1nd top. Slopo ..... dHp, lili>-nt corrupo I' l!eltht .7.91 .. $TARLIGHT LlGHTING -U R:· ES ' RUGGED SAF-T·MASI'm- ECONOMICAL l'm'lADDEI ,. heiJb~nl for a• cellin8 ..... I' belgM-IIabt for 8' ceiling 8.95 ' ' SlS·" ' ll'n Pllllllliltlooolllr•,..., IOft•lllp We F~ture A C::omplete Line Of FLASHLIGHT BA afoot ' , lfcno lor lllfely, AllllctiVeiOCivlnyi moldtd -1rod teet IIIIIch lido rwu -~~ ••• Clln't come off. . llfwlyflet. · EVER II ~ plalfoml 1111 you ....... ,....,. illlndlng on tht floor. Dlslped 01f11C1a11J for hotllahold chorll. !.odder II - l l a h t 1ncl fo1dl tD 2%" depth lor ..., ~~~~- ... tmbamd 111111-' cleo WITH I $1Q·91 6foot $8.95 5foot SPECIAL 6foot $7.95 $6.95 ' IIOO·IIIP rll>btcl lncl rhetad to ltljtalablo, self·locklne lll1l\ll Oft: in for firm footing. UL LISTED AND LABELED 77 TOY VINYL SAFETY FEET :~tJ111L·ILL~I!II!li>T ' W!.. ----· SIZE l SIDEWALK II ' . ,, I' lleJiltl ,us constructed of the finest •lrcraft:IIUminllftl with full 3111 wide steps. Convenient 'I'OOl.TRA·TOpN holdl hammar,acrewdrlver. null, bolll or point can. Emboosod opl1lo proof poll holdor IUPI'Ofls up to 50 II& One hand sprader hlr folds lllllly ••• can't pinch ftnprs. UL llstOCI lnciiiiiiiiiiL I' heliht ff,9S 8' hetaJd f10.tl 8' height $15.95 ., ' . �, ' I: ,. ' ,,\' '' 1•' ' ,, ' (BIGGEST SAVI OS EVERI) LILT ' ' ALKA-SELTZER TABLETS SPECIAL PERMANENT 1 . ONLY c LAUNDRY BASKETS BUSHEL SIZE c REG. 63c PLASTIC :J. • c BOARD PAD AND COVER SET Q Q - LAST - :t 0 In 0110,.., 1lroacly hno 1 Ullabol..s aluminum IXWnlfon ladder, you miJ obtain 1 ITA·SAFE"' illlnd·of stallllzer liiPifltaly. It hat 1 40" spread tlllt -dl•lhiiYifll• window. Fltl ovor 2 lap rvngs ol any round ntftl IIUmln.um ladder with spring safety-clip and chain for • tile oura fastening. Arms are tlpptd ~ w1t11 non·marrlng atlp·mlstant whlll rvblltr..... , ........ $5.95 each Special \ LENGTH LADDER PRICE WITH PRICE STA·SAFEm ITANO.OFF INCLUDED ., 16" Wide REG. $1.00 \ I 2 QT. SIZE IRONING ....0::: _. THEY PRELL SHAMPOO With these new aluminum extension ladders you stand away from the wall and reach more area than is possible with any,other kind of ladder. You can now paint wide roof overhangs and windows without stretching •.• paint gutters without damage. That's why we bought these exclusive new WERNER ladders by the truckload. The secret is an aluminum STA·SAFE'" stand-off stabilizer that comes right with each ladder ••• straddles windows and obstructions while increasing ladder stability. And these are the famous WERNER ladders known for safety and durability. Compare the advantages and the price. Seldom will you ever get so much for your money. ~0 w c WHILE EACH PLASTIC DECANTER ' YEAR 16ft. """ $12.95 ...... ' $16.95 '\ BAYER'S REG. 89c ASPIRIN c not1pln. ' Patented eonstructlon gives: lifetime strenetft . and safety. Aluminum alloy is 40% stron!l*' than most aluminum or 32 ft.... " .. 29.95 ...... ,. 33.95 36 ft, o , , • o, o 34,95 •:•, •:• ofO 38,95 ONLY BOTTLE~~~........... roqulromanto. Runp lboolutely can· WARRANTY 20ft... ' .. ' .. 15.95 '' ..... 19.95 24ft. ' ...... 19.95 ....... 23.95 28 ft........ 23.95 ....... 27.95 \ c SPIN·PROOF• 1%" rungs wilfl poW.ted ALF~ J~lntllrll 5 times ltrtlftltrthan cocM 'r"",': . magnesium alloys. 40 ft. . ..... ,, 39.95 • . ... . • • 43.95 SAFETY LOCKS are eiCtra large aluminum w1th eprlnll·laaded design to give au,. locking action at any elevation. "''' CYCOLAC" END CAPS CANNON BED SHEETS FULL •nw We have just a few 15" wide UL labeled aluminum extension ladders at these •. \ . prevent scratches and mars on surface. Will not break off. Paint ar npalr without worry or damap. 95 Very Special Pf'icesl I ROPE AND PULLEY on all models e~pt 16' size for n11tr hendllng of l1dder. 20· FT.... , . ... •. $13.95 DRYAD SPRAY VALUE l&·FT. TWIST-PROOF"' llddll'l wllh lpin-proof rungs, 11111'- & 24. FT. ' .......... 16.95 FAMILY DEODORANT proof end Clps and non-lkkiiiH-adjuating rubber flit. UL LISTED AND LABELED Only laddera with the Undarwrit.l"' Llboratori• label actually meet or ox- UL spoclflcallono. l.aok "" tho label. ' i 5foot $9.95 I II I I 5foot 4foot $8.95 REG. S3,49 c ~ CONII'ANCE HILPEP rar till lillY ol tile-- ONLY · WH1LE READY .THEY LAST . c 10 . fiACH OPEN ·SUNDAY I " ,· ' ~- I 10·t .I "' ' ,_: ill.'~\','"· ' Allrlotlwl . . . - - front oncl - olumlnllll an 11111. poll l1le1f 1nd top. Slopo ..... dHp, lili>-nt corrupo I' l!eltht .7.91 .. $TARLIGHT LlGHTING -U R:· ES ' RUGGED SAF-T·MASI'm- ECONOMICAL l'm'lADDEI ,. heiJb~nl for a• cellin8 ..... I' belgM-IIabt for 8' ceiling 8.95 ' ' SlS·" ' ll'n Pllllllliltlooolllr•,..., IOft•lllp We F~ture A C::omplete Line Of FLASHLIGHT BA afoot ' , lfcno lor lllfely, AllllctiVeiOCivlnyi moldtd -1rod teet IIIIIch lido rwu -~~ ••• Clln't come off. . llfwlyflet. · EVER II ~ plalfoml 1111 you ....... ,....,. illlndlng on tht floor. Dlslped 01f11C1a11J for hotllahold chorll. !.odder II - l l a h t 1ncl fo1dl tD 2%" depth lor ..., ~~~~- ... tmbamd 111111-' cleo WITH I $1Q·91 6foot $8.95 5foot SPECIAL 6foot $7.95 $6.95 ' IIOO·IIIP rll>btcl lncl rhetad to ltljtalablo, self·locklne lll1l\ll Oft: in for firm footing. UL LISTED AND LABELED 77 TOY VINYL SAFETY FEET :~tJ111L·ILL~I!II!li>T ' W!.. ----· SIZE l SIDEWALK II ' . ,, I' lleJiltl ,us constructed of the finest •lrcraft:IIUminllftl with full 3111 wide steps. Convenient 'I'OOl.TRA·TOpN holdl hammar,acrewdrlver. null, bolll or point can. Emboosod opl1lo proof poll holdor IUPI'Ofls up to 50 II& One hand sprader hlr folds lllllly ••• can't pinch ftnprs. UL llstOCI lnciiiiiiiiiiL I' heliht ff,9S 8' hetaJd f10.tl 8' height $15.95 ., ' . �• ,. ' '', '' ' I ,, \ ( t ~~. . . . . . . . . . . . .•. .- ~.·.·. . . r.. . . . . . . . . . .~ .-. ... -.·· .......................................................................................... ' OON1 MISS IT • • • r~ STARTS TODAY AT Bv FilED LASSWELL Ji NiT GOOGLE tnd SNUFFY SMITH :. lEN CAIIIT HOWDY, MI Z TUTTLE .. '<ONDER COMES COME ON IN TH' PARSON'S WIFE, -"UNT L.OWEE2V l: TINY'S 'I I: LI'L ABNEil W>-1'1 DON'T'IOl.l IT'S P\.AIN SILL\' TO KILL M~. eECAUSJO: : i , ' 1 DR!!.o.MED UP ,,• ' ~AN...,FACE'','!" ., -~ilg LUll~ wUk"Uw u..-~~El:as;IJIC 1D1 ..t Ill a l p 1111111 - h Clld w kit. Bcht """""'"' ealar elk lis to ·-flo& -----. r ~--­ r -- ' " "I • . -· ,.~ lHi BOilN LOSEI '15'"' ,,_ . -~- ........ lly ART SANSOM DICK TRACY YES, EVEN TI-lE UNDERWOR!.O 'MOUI.Q HESITATE AT TH.-r FIGURE, Prices !WANTED To 5EE n: l COULD START A ~IRE., Gloss White "'* .-1M......., s A ..... aullldt ·<a Willis 111112111r IMic wol, bllulllad tor Ilia dllllioll ~1M llllllal-..aa. ~ ,...alllillllttl~- 4GAL. CASE •••••••••••• '· Lice LIDIJ latex WaU Decoratin ' S4.~A~ S1l88 FOUR GAL. CASE 4 GAL CASE ' .. 5 QUART PAINT PAILS ·· · · · ·.... •· H. 15c ;) •• lua-luiiiJ Alkyd S.i-Gioss Elllllel • I I I I I I I I ssaa lO·••: $21~8 I I I I luco-Tex Aaylic latex HoiSI Pailt I I A linlform, tougll llnlsl! of I Dries In minutes. Luoo-Te~e enduring beauty for wood· I provides beauty tho! lasts work, kitchen and bathroom I 50% longer. Bright fade· walls. StaiR resielant, ean be I PB6istant colors plus white. scrubbed, available iR deco- I Covers wood, msonry, ... rator eolors llllllc:llill£ .._ I bestos Mel lrlelal $UI'Ial;es w.., l.at& I with equal-. $5.39 II GAL. I .EtAL. I ~ provides better I hiding, better coverage • • • I a richer depth of color for lleeutiful walls ••• easy-tolflllly, dries ill miftlltes and ;. wlillble. _. ,. GAL By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE FOUR GAL. CASE I I I • I I I I I I I I I THE IIIIIII'AGI Lat11NP1111 ' ABBIE AND SLATS • cea.a1a Hil!lillllkllllllol'5 • Dtiee ....... "W'' ure EVER PROOUCEO/ • 'iqulf&BIIt ........ ,- lit--.. $J.44 GAL. 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I ... ~cllclllll- &llilllst lis Clla ..lt wil 111!111t J011 1ir1DIII I,• I CIIIWH1<41£11ic,~il lOIII - lldll ••• we're at J011 r · • &if., ,,,, ,, - Sunday 10:00 to 7:00 By RAEBURM VAN IUUN tl!.OER' PEAf'EC'T ~ ,! Open Daily 9:30 to 9:30 - --- ,. ' . . ·; i USE Luc.olmH"flatex ·\ "' hl!nd~ of c:oa,.fat )lOIII' .... ,' •• .,e l8lir ~ftw,tre llil lltdiJFJ••~ tnutt• . ,' "' ' y' 1.. t .. ~; l >; 1 (( 'i .I , .' ... "' ' ' '" ~~~, ~ ~ '' I s "" Wlhr? tllti.Jit' . 'I ' __ ,. ' �' ~- ~"' ' •( 1 • "·~ - l._Jlllly SenUne~ l'omeroy-Ylddlepoit, 0., June 22, 1968 Family Night Around and Stu yed 00 bs DiscuSs y Wl'th Others About "'I- I Around and !~ f I · . 1 . Middleport c'hurch..wscs s.:·~le, . ~rs. PamPr(ly , I OtW Up "" Mn: !iall'ilrue.er: celebrate Faikel'f• · 1FrJencW. Mrs. Herlier!Pugb 611d Oay al WiU Hom8 ' l lt1rs. Russell citW "'men THRIFTY I I 1 1 . . : · · ELBERFEtDS 'IN POMEROY Elberfelds Open Every Week Day Until 5 - On Friday Untd 8 and on Saturday Until 9. 1 In 1118 IPiezert RUG RUNNERS Select From Mlny Colors .s and hostess. ' MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONt;HT NOT OPEN THURSDAY thru SAT. JUNE 23-25 "IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD"' - Technieolor- 3 doteD comedians: Buddy Bu11ter Keaton·PhJl SUven-Joe E. Brown-Don Knotts. They all do aome tall 1benanlgans! HC~Ckett· * * * * * * * * * Two Major Victories ·Scored on VietCong a$150NunJagScholatM!p presented by tbe Melp C.U. ty Tubercut..ls lllllf Heoltb Associa<toa. Cberyl will of. lead Holzer Hospital 8c1Ioo1 of Nurshig In Gallfpolil tblo fall, Sbe wu also the ~ of tbe DAR COlllesL ALKA V-OS ·HAIR SPRAY SELTZER a.,~· · ·111gb - SdiOoJ. ........te - .. Eaatern to'lay aoooWI<:"d u Wbm"r o1 War Hero Held for Murder .59 at With The Purch... of Above· You Get I - $1.00 SIH For Only Ia ID the PLASTIC GARBAGE CANS TIGHT FITTING UDS BIG VALUE $ EACH WORLD Sturdy Weight Wicker Design 1~ BUSHEL CAPACITY PLASTIC 10 GALLON SIZE HEAVY LAUNDRY BASKETS Compere At REPEAT OF A HOT SPECIAL LADIES' SAMPLE Fresh Type "D" SHOE SALEI· FLASHLIGHT BAnERIES M•ny Styles To Ch- From PAIRS FOR Guaranteed Firat Quality Freab Stock. .00 :C Elich CLEARANCE SALE!! On Spring and Summer Shoes - naUonaUy advertised brands of JscqueUne, Connie, Parla Faablon, Date Book and Heel Huggero. It's our Big Sale of the year! VALUES AsST. PARERNS· -To ... 36x87 UNEI) \ $4.~ . Cekuurtoon eFLATS eSwingleckl eNoveltlea eSteck NEW FALL MERCHANDlBf AIUIIVING! it ..,1 .99 A $3.35 V1lue FOR NEXT TUESDAY'S SENTINEL FOR OUR MID-SUMMER wan., e SCHOLARSHIP - REGULAR 63c $ .44 WATCH SUNDAY, MONDAY ondTUESDAY JUNI 26-27-21 enttne Two major obotacles appear-1tion ol !be dam - and only,of !be dam Is rapidly progreaB-1 Crabtree said !be state of ginla feels the boondary be- ..mmunlcatlona between Ohio help residenb of the Meigs or- aentative Ralpb Welker, ed today to the new Racine· there. - to be In !be middle of ing to the point beyond whlch West VIrginia is definitely It> tween !be two states tn the &r· and Wtsl VlriJ)nla on tbe ma~ ea, but w~uld be an advantage they wtU attempt to •.n.~ Dam &180 bemg a bridge IICro" the nver. design cannot be changed. 'terested in the design of !be ea o! !be dam Is at the middle tor. lo Consolidated Coal Comp• an Immediate ., the Ohio River. It lollowa !bat Ohio ought to Design cosb lor a bridge onjdam for future conltrucllon of of !be Ohio River nnd therefore Membera of the CIC also ny's indiiBtrialland. Oltlo Hlgbway One is an apparent "luck pay hall !be cost of the design the dam have been estimated ja bridge, but II awaiting aome their belle! Is tbat Oltlo should heard C. D. Sanborn, assistant Crabtree, in bb talk, indica~ flclala nnd West of communication" between and construction of the bridge, at $250,000, and the bridge It· reaction from Oltlo officials. conalder, or dlacuas, abartng of lo the vice president of Cot> ed It is the West Virginia Road Commission Weot VIrginia and Obio," ac- a proposition Obio Is liable to self at f2 million. "H Oblo wollid be wtUtar oosb to have the dam design. aolldatbm Coal Company, own- Commission's !bought !bat con- long witb the cordiiJI to Paul Crabtree, ad- study for some time, and time This was the theme of re- to plaa eoastructloa of Rl. S3 ed for a bridge, He cited tbe era of 1,600 acres of prime in- struction of a bridge across the eers, can sit down m\llfslrative assistant to West is sbort. marks made by Mr. Crab- tn the victalty of Raciae, wa map. dustrial acreage In the Letart river at Ravenswood would be discuaa the malta', Virginia Gov. Hulett Smith. A decision, apparently, must tree Wednesday night to the would be willing to talk bust- "We would like lo lrnow what Falls area, espresa a desire several times more oosUy than Crow alio reported· the 1111 The other Is !be existence of be reached Ibis year on wheth· Meigs Coonty Improvement ness on !be brld!le deotp lm· Ohio is going to do about re- lor a bridge across !be new using the dam. 1ng home matter II•not..oa1 a U. 8. Geographic map whicii er or not !be dam will be Corp., at the Columbus and mediately," said Criblree, routing," siad Crabtree, who dam. Fred Crow, president of the !be picture and wort 11 shows !be boundary line be- a bridge. The Corps of Engln- Southern Ohio Electric Co. in Crabtree also Indicated the conceded tbere bas been poor Sanborn aald il wollid not only CIC, nnd Meigs Coonty Repre. reoUy In (li'OgJelt' «i 11. •.•. tween the states at the Joca· eers has indicated construction Middleport. road commission of West Vir- Oneend2Pc. Stylt1 Compare At Regul1r $2.99 I i • Junior - Petiteo Misses - Half Slzeo COMPARE AT $5.98 .........., .............. BAKER FURNITURE at y Blocks to Racine Dam . ·~ SUMMER DRESSES 1 Give Your Home A New Lookl 24x72 COLORFUL VISCOSI • NO. 47 LADIES NEW HasoNDI'ive·ln chester. A district picnic was announc- Weekend guests of Mr. ·d when the Theodorus Coun- Mrs. George Hackett, .sr. were .I Daughters of America met Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble ~~' regular session Mondaf ev· lson, Kim ol St. Albans, W. Va. t'ni ng with Cora Beegle 1 con-I Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Wat-1 ductor. presiding. . ins and son, Tommy, ColumReported ill were Dean Bar- bus, are visiting her parents, : mtz and Ruby Erb. Adria Sayre Mr. and Mrs. William Slater and Edith Sauer are home from and other relattves. hospital and improving. Nancy Walker and Bertha Parker were I reported in distress having lost 1 Scouts Go on Hike a brother by death. I Ta Fairgrouruls A commUJication was read from Edith Wakely, district : Members ef Boy Scout deputy, announcing the Depu· : 245 and their scoutmaster, ty club and district officers pic- j ford Hysell, went oo a nir for July 10 at the home of : Monday, as part of their work Edith Betzing, at I p. m. EST. I toward their merit badges. fie. Members who will participate j fore (jualifying for tbe badges. PPDA-MTa.'lJ.I-.&tNUIA in the reception for E d i t b the members must make five ~ tz i ng at State Council session 1 10 mile hikes and one 20 mile • 100'1fo FJOII.Proof by fiOOII} are also invited. It will be pot.. j hike. ,The trip started at the AtRE! Frost l1e\'er foms luck with meat provided. Middleport Public LJbrary, io lhe 102-Jb. top tr..... Those attending aN> t<1 bring : they went to Laurel Cliff, tbeo or nlfr isenltor oectlonl own l:l!ble service and reserva- : to lhe Rock Springs fair· • Twia weaetatHe ~ tions are to be in by June 30 · grounds. where they had lunch, lo Mrs. Wakely. It was an- i and back by the Salisbury • 3 fult.fth shellle!i CIA dool:. nounced that Ule books of th~ i School to Pomeroy and Mid- • Pi1111he P.-, Capsule tor Space Ice Rolri&eCouncil would be audited on 1dleport. June 28 at the home of Mrs. ' Those going wert RIck Bregle. J Hamm, Jim Warner (an l!IJIIor· H' E 1 , er scout), Richard Hawley rne• n erta&n (explorer scout) Richard Fer· At Family Dinner 1 riera, David Krawsczyn, JimMr. an Mrs. Willard Hines ' my Snyder. Bucky Tepell, and entertained with a family din· : Jan Long (l!'lplorer scout). ner Sunday evening at their I home, Athens Road, in observ· l GO CAMPING ance of Fathers Day and the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arn6ld, birthday of Mrs. Ray Hines. Susie Kaspar, Linda and Don~ Middleport, 0. Present were Mr. and Mrs. nie Smith, spent a recent week Ray Hines and David and Doug- ! end camping lD Kentucky. las of Belpre; Mro. Roger Hines I~:.;_~..,;;~........i.......i and Amy and Andrea, Gallipo- j hs; Mr. BDd Mrs. Charles Woode, Chester; Mrs. Cleland ! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Denver ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Thoma, Mrs. Marie Chapman and Mrs. Bruce Stalnaker, . all of Pllmf!T'Oy, and the host : VOL XVIII llN'I'IL I - SllTVHDA¥ VNTIL 9 1 District Picnic Is Announced For July 10th e =.da,~~ ~es:'~~. ~ Mn. Royal Thomu enterCommunion Wltb talned the Loyal Helpen class RIIBaeU and ill• oblll!l"Vance of Fatber'• . 'D_oy, of the Syracuse Met'hocllst . . . . . .tnimlaoiloonelucl· l decorated .cake wlthi ~f.~ church Monday evening at her l The WSCS of tbe MlnersviUe 1. , scription, "Happy 1 1 11 nome. ~"!'fb'!rl •' .M ~ m~t MondJy _rrM~n. t.ron: Dn." was ..Ved.wlth: ihe,~ The meeting, in charge ofl evelli~ •~ the. borne of busintss session. ner. Mr: WID rece1vao ·an...,. Mrs. Ralph Roboon, president, WiJIIal)l., I\Usoel1 .'fllb ·• . order the com- ber of glfil.-, · · ·' opeoed with Psalm 23 In uni· Adott>II Gt1l<$!lr as · !be church All of ·the Oblldran and 1BJ:aocison. Devotion& taken from Acb hostess. · . ., ~ .made by -chlldren;of Mr. Will were p~ and Mark were led by Mr.~ Russell ••• .In rlj;~;:~;' · 'i;;;~ for el!llnclud~I!i Mr. and .Airt. William Elchmger whD closed of the devotions and \h;-·i;irifil~·. u Syracuse MUes McFarland. P4r. at~!! Mrs. with prayer. The Bible stu~y ~hlch O~ with the at meeting. Wyatt Wtll, Terry and Gary. on women of the Bible was giV· What A Fnend We ·. A de!i!ert course was served Columbus; "-' and Mrl; J>oa. eo by Mrs. Thomas wh~ gavel Jesus," followed by _the . the ,MSleSB ~the above aid WiU and Karell and :~ark, the life of Salome, motner oflng of Psalm 37 by ,Mrs. • v~;l'~•inJ!dnnd!MI'I. 'WIUiali\Fish' Wortlllngll>n; Mr. and Mrl, James and Jobn. Hartenbjlcb and prayer er, and two -guestS; Mils Cl;ra Jameo Will and Becky, ~.nda, During the business session. Mrs. W~nd~U G. Stutler. Gatland and Mrs. Pearl Pbil- BeVer:ly and ·Br~ and plans were made for a family Several ~lngs were . . guest of plCilic at the Syracuse pa~k, including, Today HI Monday, July 18. The meetl~g Mra. Earl Rellflha~; MoreEugetle closed with the Mizpah benechc- lOUB '1't¥m Gold, Mrs. tion. ) Forbes; Why ~rrow, Rev. A dessert course was served dell G. Stutler, and by the hostess to Mrs. Robson, Me, Mrs. Norm.an Mc<:athnii Mrs. Frank Winebrenner. Mrs. Three articles on the Bread S.ve All of Your S1leslips Frobt Life were read by Mrs. Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Roush, Mrs. Bradford Maag daughter, SUsanna, Ath~ Road Mrs. Stutler.-_. Mlea~~"J,,~ and Mrs. L. C. Somerville of Two arUcles, The Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., were in Patriotism, by Mrs. Rand, W. Va., Saturday, to at.- PhiUips a~ My Lord Is ~· tend the wedding of Miss Jan- Artist, by .--. Mrs. Rolllllt ice Elliott, daughter of Mr. a~d pr~eded ~ poems, Mrs. Charles Elliott and David Chapman. Miss Arnold w.a!l a Eichinger. Mrs. Orvvlll:~te;~=~~ bridesmaid far her cousm. and Mrs, WiiUani E V. D. EdwardJ and : · \.nUiC;; ~:rc, e 1~ .:. :;.. . . -. ._ !!. lni~ .:;rioi...\. cz..7.;~~ wf'..,"'' ~'Study books for the year j hostesses whell ~ JOF class ~ • - -~ were disciiBstd and plana made , of the United Melhodist churcb ~ 1o remember horne and fore~gn ! , · mel Monday' evening at the Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn and DI ISsionanes by the Lovejoy !· church. Cindy and Pat and Mr. nnd Circle of the _u. H. Sanborn : Mrs. Linda Conger and son.. Mrs. . Alonzo Custer, vice Mrs. Ray Carter of Columbus Miss10na1l SocietY of tbe First :T. J. and Mrs. Ronnie MU!er ; president · presided. Devotions were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mrs. Baptist Church Tuesday even·t of Jackson. spent the wr1~kend l were by Mrs. Jed Webs~r Sr. Quinn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ing at lhe home of Mrs. Ger· lwith Mr. and Mrs. John Harri· Jusing as her theme, Silent . Karl Groeser and sons, ald Anthony. Her mother, Mrs. !son and family. i Prayer and Waiting on God. j . Harold Chase, was assisting . • . -~ It was· voted to cooperate Mrs. Elias Stiles of Pomeroy ho<ies'. ' Mr. and Mrs. Patnck John· wllh other church groups In an~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward .\Irs. Milton Hood presided in son and daughter, Debbie, bavel planning a family night, !be Stiles, Middleport. attendad the t h~ !lb~f'nce of Mrs. Paul Smart. -returned from MuUms, W. Va. jdate to be announced. Plan~ funeral of C. E. Fry at Fogel~Irs. Hood gave tbe devotions I where th.ey went to attend th~ : were made for a poUuck pic- song Funeral Home, Mason, W. litl '.!<l. "How to Get Things flO~ ~lversary of Mrs. John- , nic dinner at the Middleport Va., last week. From God without Begging far : £on s high school class. They! Park, Monday, JUly 18. A rum- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morris re· 'fht'm." including a reading of Iwere gu~ts of ~r. and Mrs. mage sole was planned tOr turned to their home, Cincin-. thP JOOth Psalm, and closing 1Joe Orr m Mul~ms. _Enroute ' July 7 • 8 in the Downie build- nati, Monday after a week's 1\ .: !1 pr<Jyer. home they alB? visJted m Beck- 1ng with proceeds to be given visit with their parents, ·Mr. The shut-in report was givert lley, W. Va. wtth Mr. and Mrs. to the WSCS. and Mrs. Arthur Hoyt and Mr. :i:id get-well cards were sent : B. S. B~er and other friends ,. Mrs, Gerald Wildermuth and Mrs. Robert Morris Sr. !u Mr. C. E. Edwards, John i and relatives. Mr. a~d Mrs. conducted a Bible quiz during Clarence Andrews left Tuesl\ 3 uff and Emma Mathews.!Johnson re~eiVed a gift at the the social hour, · and a dessert day for Columbus called by the Pl:m~ were made for the B. H. I cla~s reumun (or h~~ coup!; course was served by the hos- death of hiA uncle, Lewis .~dr1lwrn picnic to be held in ! ~vmg the most c 1 ren an tesses from a table with white Wolfe. .\ u ~ ust at the Smart home a( PICture~ were taken tor the cover and centered witb an Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jung. arrangement of red roses in a nickle and daughter, &nna, of ,, :") m. The study book was !newspapers. t• n;.~t led . ''Puzzled Poverty " Mr. Rubert Brickles of Day- crystal bowl. Cincinnati spent tile weekend ;llld tht> lesson. "The Christian ton is spending a week with with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ( :M Against Poverty." i his mother, Mrs. Emma Rrick-1 Joseph Raub and son, Jack. The home and foreign rnis- 1es while he is on vacation. 1 PICNIC HELD Mrs . Clyde Andrews is a bussiu:-Ja ries were discussed and A picnic dinner WiiS iness visitor in Columbus. Jnl'lurle Dr. and Mrs. Frank i Mtss Sharon .tlamson, whu_l SUnday, Father's Day, at Cll'tJ', foreiiJ!. and Eslher 'l atte~d~ the Mount~ln State ~ Willard' Hines residence on Rt. WPi nacht, home missionary. Busmess College m Parkers-, 33. Attending were Mr. and SHOP THllHSDA¥ TIL 5 ··FRIDA¥ 'l'he program was entitled, ''Pen , burg, _W. Va . .spent the week- Mrs. Charles Woode, Mr. and Sket('ht•s or vur Home and For-1 end With her p~rents, M:. and Mrs. Ray Hines and children, t'ign Missianaries. " It ~as an-~ Mrs. John Ham~;· 5 ~ 15 8 i David and Doug, Mr. t~nd !'frs. nuu nred that the Love Gtft from 1 1 ~ ~raduate Denver Thoma, Editn Hmes, th t local church awarded .th~m · Htgh Sehoul. Mrs. Roger Hines !J!ld ch!ldtifth pl ace in the assoc1atJon Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ren, Amy and Andrea, Mrs. fllv ing. I an.:! daughters, Beth, Barbara, Marie Chapman, Mrs. Bruc e Plans were made for a food and Becky, spent the Stalnaker. Calllng in the after~hower during U1e summer far .at Atwood Lake State Park. noon were Mrs. Roy Smith and the rnissionanes. A dessert! Mr. FLtlt.z attended a session Mike and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar. course was served by Mrs. An-, of the Ohio Bar Association amt l ~~~~~-----=--"­ OPP. EVANS SUPER MKT., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO thuny and Mrs..c hase to those i Sunday the famil y attended attt?nding includmg Mrs. Nor- ~ wedding of Miss Patsy Price I l:'t'n McNeal, Mrs. E!hel 1in Col•Jmbus. W. VA . STORE-WIDE Hughes, Mrs. Lawrence Bing. i TONIGHT thru F~IDAY Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs. William Russell "CAT BALLOU" Mil1 un Hood and guests, Mrs. 1 and s~~~· Ken: Joh~ a~ Mark, I Jane Fonda Ue Marvia Donald Boone and children, I are VISitmg fnends m Kmgston. !Color) Dav1 d and Jeanie. I Miss Frieda Faehnle and John I - and"GO.OO MANIA" I Will attended the wedding of lbe Animals, The Beatles, Miss Vicki Jo Will. daughter Herman's Hermits of Mr. aod Mrs. Victor WiU, 16 Great Act1 (Color) beld Saturday in canal Win· Ll"'' Mrs. Syracui8 ~~· L 3 1-- r · ~ •·1· ;- • •• · PLASTIC. I)JtAPES Dies Wednesday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 22, 1966 warner