https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ca765055172ad79772d59abd6bd800a1.pdf deadb4d13f75df6d0d0eaac4d21e9c55 PDF Text Text ' '; ·, .,• ... .. 1·-n~.. ."$,"-Nf""' .£· 1.·' -LL. , , ·~ .,. ' ·1 ' . n ~Illig · of ..... ..., MEIGS THEATRE ::-- cludl!d a meditation from t h e durillg the' Cbnci!Jdlii'lsoclal Upper ROom, scripture a n~ hour by Mrs. Parker aJ¥1 t.ltll· prayer. Members responded_,_ Wheeler Drfke. A tour ol Mrs. roll call with comments on '"' Parker's garden preceded Ute ors in their gardens. ~essert course was served~m~ee~tln~g~.;;;;;;;~;;;;;~;;;; ·I Around an·d Lt. And Mrl. Warner • , · VrBJtParenll Here . D ld Lteutenant a.nd Mrs. ~vpo-nt~M. Warner arrtved here ~ 1Y. to spend a two leav Wlth thetr p~ts, r. an ~rs. Ferrell N~r~f G~lplt '" and Mr. f ~ rs. E. Warner 0 ason. His parents, accompanied by Mrs. Jimmy Steele of GaiHpolis returoed to their home af· t.,.: attending graduation activlties at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, where Lt. Warner received !tis commission. wee:: Lt. and Mrs. Warner will d Md leave here for Fort Mea e, ·• where he is to report May 1. He expects to be asSigned there until next year. ' . PLAY b v p ,·' · 87th BirthdQY ol Mrs. Jessie ~ICe Ob. serv · ed of H . orne 0f Joe You·n FREE TRIPS TO THE WORLD SERIES I No llopna to wrice, 110 llfjllt&iatioD ••• each Grand Slam W came piece tells fOil instantly if JOfive WOD I trip for two. Each escitiag trip iDCludee round trip m 8lld ground tnullportatloD, botelaccommodatiotta, all meals, t:icbll to three g&metl, and up to $10 per day in· It'1 easy! It'a fun! Nothing to buy! ·cidental •pending money. If you Just drive in at any participating can't take the trip, yc~~~'D ~ve Ashland Service Station· for your $600 in euh. Rfflnember tbt free Grand Slam Baseball game visit. you ~~~ake to participatinc piece. 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I 1' tO" 10 A'9". ellvlllll Accounll •P-nol ,Lolno eA_..LHno · MHU..ND OIL • IJFINING COMPANY '. , ' •• , ' .,. ' • ' . " • ....., ......... .,.,••It ·~·~lllot!c ' ,, •' ' I ' .. . . ' • SPRAY chec:ka). He1ps l!lllabUah tax ,Aililland · .... 1 ' '\ '· .' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 'Mr. and 1\!rs. Robert ~!bel, who recently moved to Morris- Capt. and Mrs. J. D. Tate of town, spent the weekend Big Spring. Texas. are announea: their Middleport Route ing the birth of a daughter, Ma· borne. ry Jo, born Monday at the · Mr. and Mrs. Randolph wa:ra.1 Webb Air Force Base Hospital. i Ravenswood, W. Va., were Mrs. Tate is the fortner Son<lra l 1 dey vlsiwrs of Mrs. Potts. Pomeroy. Murray. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wilson has Mrs. William Swatzel, Pon>eroy I Iumed after a week's and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Tate, In CharleswR, W. Va .. with Henderson, Texas. Mr. son and daughter-In-law,. Mr. Mrs. Freel Swatzel, Pomeroy. and Mrs. C. S. Wilson and fami- are great-grandparents. Capt. ly. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight and Mrs. Tate reside at 801 went to Charleswn Sunday for Marcy Drive, Apartment Mrs. Wilson. 'lbey were Big Spring. Texas, 1m». prutled by Mrs. David will graduate on May 5 mlnger who visited her jet pilot tralnillg school. ter, Mrs. Roth Zahn, and 1y, and son. Charles Enl!:mlng·l er and family. TO ATrEND CONVENI10N Carol Scott, who will NEW HAVEN - Mrs. R a Y plete her tralnillg iR the Holzer I 'lbompson and Mrs. HarrY Hospital School ol Nursing of Letart, W. Va. will JWte, spent the weekend in attend the Missionary Convendleport with her parents, Mr. lion at Buckhannon for several IIIII Mrs. Paul Scott. days lills week. deductiou, too! J' n·· ."'" ~·,..,... ... ... ' ' "'• ., Pomeroy FREE BICYCLES! ---,·--- ,'I., . ' ; The New Compact ·lnstamatl~ Ml2 M14 Th• N1w Kodak lnatamatlc Ciinl•~li 520 510 :;Eij I Al ASHLAND OIL SERVICE STATIONS .,. •; ' KociQk lnsta ·· · . .JI.>.I AbOUt ·i ' • ·, t The 87th birtllday Rulland: Mrs. Lorene of Mrs. Jessie Price, Galena: end Wilbur was observed Sunday with Pomeroy. Gifts were dinner party hosted by ber 1!d to the himored guest Stop In the Camara SH and deughter·ln-law, Mr.' . Others at the event. were the New Compad lnstamatjc . by Mrs. Joe Young, Sr .• at thetr Nancy Pope, Franklin, uram,J Miss Erma Smith, Collomt•us. j Rutland Road borne. . 'fracy, and Toni, IUid Kodak .... Plus AII'Tha Othir Catri~trlls was the weekend guest of Mrs. PriCe's six children were Young, Rutland: Mrs. Projedors - Flash Bulbs - Flash , .ubes brother-in-law and sister, all present for the observance. Higinbotham," Springfield; - Camera Supplies and Accesscirle'~ and Mrs. Philip Meinhart. Besides the ·host, they are Rob- drey and Virginia Young, TrOl·:l Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young ert Young of Troy; Mrs. Wil· Ruth and Malinde Sale Prices Evary_day at Elberfelds l!.il of New Cumberland, w. liam Buck and Frank Young, eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ca,nera Film - Black and White or CQior were weekend guests of h Bradbury and daughter, In All Typesand Sizes. · ··' mother, Mrs. Alma Young. and Tony Kennedy, iting Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Alfred Debbie and Dellise, Young wm Mrs. Mrs. Carol Buck. Billy, and grandson, Chester, W. Mr. and Mrs. Michael De Roand Ricky, Cheshire: and ndd hte p and Mrs. Ralph Clark and bertls and gra aug r, en· by · t PIeasan t• W· V•a•.:_.J,,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,...,,..,.,...,.,...,...,~· ny Sue Nelson, Columbus, were . , p om · weekend visitOrs of Mrs. De 'lbe Rio Grande College·ChorRobertis' sister, Mrs. Gerald ale, directed by Merlin Ross, Shuster and husband. will be guest performe~s at ~ Mr and Jllrs Fraok Fischer 1967 Rutland Red Devtl Band s · end 'Paul Burt~n recently re- spring concert which has been turned from a ttlp w North set for 7:30 p.m. ·~ May 5 m Carolina. the Rutland gymnastum. , Robert Crow and fiancee, Sollsts for the Chorale s five Miss Vicki Farmer, Kent State selections wtll be Carolyn University students, were week· Crouse, Sue Lemley and John S~ US FOR end guests of his parents, Mr. Lisle. The Rutland band, . and Mrs. Robert Crow, Syra· rect.ed by Robert Uarner, Will present 10 selections - on cu~. and Mrs. Robert Hoef- featuring the band and chorale. Uch and daughter, Jayne, visit- A cabaret atmosphere will 1!d in Columbus over the week- be created for the concert witb end with ltis mother, Mrs. band patrons seated at smafi George Hoeflicl\ and Mr. and tables placed on the gymnasi· NO DOWN PAYMENT Mrs. MIJ<e Hammer and chil· urn floor. Waitresses will serve h and cookies In the inforpunc dren. 5 YEARS TO PAY . mal atmosphere. Another highlight of the concert will he the presentation tbe elementary bend composed CHARTER of fifth and sixth graders. Stu· THINZIT PAINT 1• dents studying a second instru·l ment will also he included THINNER REG. the elementary group. ~· ; ,H ' ' ., • Elberfelds Hav.• The New ' Daughter Born to Capt., Mrs. Tate BASI!BAI L '· ~ ' . ,. I· Middleport ..... .... •' ' As Advertised on l eJ•IY Aro.;d;od-~ About ~ . ' . l..- '· ' ~ HOME IMPROVEMENTS ' • . ( r .)~' BIG SPRING ... . . .. , I - '\ Garden Club M·eeting Set, flowu .__ ....... at tbe.M•'"• _.. CN·~ ~ o1 G arden ·ty Courthouse . and the Pome.tii ~, beld on May 211 at roy Public Library. Mrs. Mary . . Elemelltary Heines, civic beautification 1 wai at a re- cbaJnnan,. wUI have charge of ,lien! meetilta of the Twilight profect. . Garden Club held at ·the home Mnf Robson reported on the ., Mrs. Dwight Parker, Ponte- sucoess of the recent rtlllllllll!le . ~. sale and noted that Items oot . Mrs. Jack Robson, reglonaJ sold had been sent to the Gnod illrector, said that reservations Luck Garden · Club at the Ath· f!ll' the dinner are to be made filS State Hospital for I h·e i r lil' club members with Mrs. therapy program. Plans were &aries Lewis before May t7. completed by the group for the ' Plans were made during the May 19011 therapy program at theelin& presided over by Mrs. the Athens State Hospital in acLevmU Roush fnr planting the cordance with a request from ' · Mrs. Ed Mizlcko, Athens, who handles details of .>Ompiliug the program book. . It was announced that a st· --:::'~•;.m;-~'·~0~. lent auction will b~. included at TONIGHT ONLY April 1-25 the May meeting. New Plants . "THE PROFESSIONALS" for Flower Borders," an arttcle 'Burt L~e by James Fanning In Populor Lancaster Marvm . .ru;o Gardening was read by M•s. T. A. Hennesy. Mrs. Eddie ' eFEATUR.TTE eCARTOON Smith gave timely hints on gar· dening, and Mrs. Roush preWtdnttdiY ond Thund•r , 1·nts on landscaping. APril 26.27 'ented •· NOT OPEN Devotions by Mrs. Parker in· '''l'bt · ' ~ ' " s unty ". . �t ·,'~ 1 ·fbpilbt Flights , t ' waj the ease with the three Amero- . lea!i lsll'OI!allll who ~Md • • ., \. ,. .. I . ' ... ·~ 1'6 INTERESt 011 ' ·1< · # • • MEIGS-MASO~EA In a apace "li1tle tlllnt' that went wrong during a .' ' ' ,, IWJ:UCB P~T GETs •' gal~, gthir~~ 't ' ~ •' Nothing WIOOII at b·-~ aU; to lonl I \ * :~:u . . this~·t . .i! ·~~ c·r.~~;~.seeklobounceheck today when lefthander Bill Me· tor f. WASHINGTON REPORT I ~ng•mple yo~ w~ ~:r Bui:~~ i:OOnoSe~ :o~: ~anaC:~~!;;n:S~~s!~= ti : :s!l~~ :.:m; "D'tter . ,1 dau·•ler 111 ':genciends, 400 150 suppose featnior Th.lm·"'"" .,. w , aus a rel!lona o Ices, a 1upayer aPPfOluna· enooura emeht a1na in mt in m make that peppery old talent ' each w1th its own way of pass- 1y $1"0,000 a year ... and pay. outcome of the allied side. 'lbe n~ r aU 1 that fhe reault Cl.! '/: ;.pe,atloo 0 a grandm<lm next month lmg our Federal tax dollars lng tax in the amount of $1,114, 1 SUIJ, the best news of all s • con9 Fortune Mag's next two ISsues Idown to the source. This ap- this is the way your tax doliara I not In the mllltary but ~· ~~~y ::o::~re= ~ ~=:.- lllergk rea.ctklnl may endorse Bocke!eller I o • pears to be a mighty expensive would be split: $6:!5 for defense, the high political aspect of thll pngs In any alliance th allied would not acooullt for 1 President, last night's lat.. tate · way"for the tlllJlayer to get his $117 for interest on the national struggle. • e romor had it Cardona! SpeUb1 ck 1 debt .... fo h alth !abo nd The simple fact Is that the concert on Vieillam Ia demon- pains they muat be due to , . ,own money ." 1 • .,. r e • r a -strUbiJ growing -stronger. And operatloo. man B doctor told hun to walk Now that the mcome tu re-, welfare, $51 for veterans, f44 lhoo"" ... lot 11 · d·"··te Q Laot er 1 be• 11 • lot the space program, $40 for .., .... po 1 """" IIIIIIID .an e.. international affaira and linanee, ~ Ratio's $34 for commen:e and housing, ft~Nlfi) 8e it ~:-"'-1411:11111!: $29 for natoral resources, $26 ~ ~ ~~'"' """ ~. 'JHE TI1REE CONVENTIONEER Fl'oi..S TfiEN TI1EY TAKE ,._,TAXI TWO for agriculture, $23 .lor educa- UmeramblethaduprJlllllblft, PIDN'T BAT AN EYE AT THE HEAVY M1 LES "TO TI1EIR pt55... NOW WST lion, $23 for general govern- 011e· tetter to ead! 011Uift, to NIGHT CUJEI TAB··• ";:)THE EIIG SJ'IORTS· .. ment costs and fl2 for miscel· form four or<llnatr worda. Janeous Federal expenses. I think it is noteworthy that interest on the national d e b t (which some claim we only owe to oonelvea) Is more than 5 times the amount spent on education. Welfare hQS crept up to !bird-place In the wealthiest nation on earth. In closing, I would llke to B ._1 GEL mention that we !Jave had a v"'""tr-"-r"-r,~:~· number of inquiries l!'tllll peo\ . pie in the District wbo have not•· ·' received a copy of the quos~:a· tlonnaire we sent out recenU,. N tilt drelotlloj4on These questionnairi:J were mall· : to"i~..,.:IN IUWtr, 111 ed to each resldem In the QI-. . _ , aullflteol!irtlw~CU\Wilo trict, but in some Ci88 appif. ~ Ll • ' ~· enuy not recelYed. u you would bke to recelvfl one rncJ • .· ' ____ ...; , .• .,,...., . :. h otJtwrt••tolhW"" . ' 0 1 ave n ' UJ ,. """ •'· llumltlotiJUU.L IIUMA IICMII 'M4Nu \, ,.'· . tngton O!Oce, Ill& Longwortil ,_,.,.,., · •· · ' • ... " \'.: ~=~~=~~~==:S;~ Btillding, WashL~, D. C. ...,...,, ~ liN ihjt ~/tOM.,_ -~~~- lies -- - BERRl'S , IuNiibliD 'I ·.0·.'' w~· ~ ~~ ! _ I"""~-·. ! ~ttr ! I' ' ... ' ' ·. ' . .'· ' '' l \( , ' Nolan absorbed his first loss against as many wins during l~ 51·3 frames he worked. But the setback came with about :!00 of his home town friends on hand, including his parents and former baseball coacb. "When you Jose, you can't ex· press yeurseU very well," the rugged youngater said after· ward. Jim Hart of the Giants tagged . .:.,. · , Jenk·ns Fans 18 B.ut Loses I f '"\'1~ · ,•. AI',so. t 0 Ironmbn' '. ·· :11:. • . . • . · '' · • , .• •i :''""~ , \.; ~:~ ' t '""th Jackson's lronmen continued, tr 1 by !lronmen• .Moundsm~' . tbeJr jinx over the Pomero D::ell Ter Panther b..eball team Tuesda: J H ~· th,en ·eached The lronmen 'ODi team ~ tlali ump r? ;~1 down the Panthers ~is season wa e "a~." ~~) ' ~~~1J•.l , ss J·nu .:aJa i "I' :o. ALL-STAR on balls, a songl~ by Cardwell, and a double by Exhne. Moore, m going the distanCe''",[ for Pomeroy. struck out f o u r: ·; and gave up three bases o/i '" hells. Terry fanned eight anll ' '• issued no walks. :::; Pomeroy . Iiiii 1100 0-1 4 1· ·; Jackson . 1100 203 x~ s 1 . ·:. Moore and Crow. D. Terry .. ' and Mount, Ex~ne (5). FREE! ~~n~~~~~:;:'~;-~r:~~= the plate with a three for day, also turned in a good Iing performance, limiting son to only five hits. I After retiring the Side m orider the first three innings, son got its first h1t of the day w1t11 two out in the fourth, an error by the catcher follow· fifth. mg the stnkeout. Jenkin•. who i" ued only •ne ltandy Brooks, Alexander dy (LP) and Knoblock; Mor· ' horler, also turned in a f i n e S Brooks, Kmcade and Rogeo, 1 performance, KO-mg nine and Southern was scheduled Jo 1 issuing two free passes. Th e play at Moddleport today m a 1 Retains Crown only hits given up by Brooks, non-league game ' NEWCASTLE, England who went the distance lor the Alexander 100 010 1).- 2 3 2 -Maurice Cullen retaoned winners, were a double by Ray Southern 000 1100 1).-0 2 4l British lightweight title Toesday Proffitt in the third and a sin- R. Brooks and Rogers. Jen· .. "" night by seorong a 15-round gle to llob Grueser m .the kins and Grueser. decilion for his fourth victory in - - - · -- · - - - --"April is not the month for four outings agamst. Vic Andre!· nigbt baseball_ •nl•s• you're ti. · . an Eskimo!" There were no knockdowns ' but Cull<n W<>n 10 rounds woth CLEVELAND (UPI) - Steve stop's glove With one out in Iii• year. When asked if he thought his superior footwork and an General,..... ....,.. Hargan stlattered the gloom at sixth. VIC Davilillo knocked a I he ever would he remarked, I effective left jab. .,._,....., 1 The Rio Grande College Redmen dropped a double Murucipal Stadium Tuesday clean base hit into center, hut "Well, ~~·· going to be a long Hlg!t Speed Dryer heade.r Tuesday afternoon to Morris Harvey College at night. . centerfl~lder Cesar 11ovar hesJ· season. . Young Manager :,.JE'ermameJitP Cycll! Watt Powell Park in Charleston, w. va. The Eagles edg- 1 The 25-year-old fight bander tated w1th the ball. He had a The long season contmues to· ANAHEIM, Calif. . (UP!l- 11 . 2 Beat SeJ:'.·~· 1 Twenty-! 0 u r·year-old ed the Red men 3-2 in the opener and took the nightcap 'from Fort Wayne, Ind., turned clean shot at Hargan going to mght With the Twms It Will be 1 7·6. m a brilhant two blUer, scar· third but by the !tme he made former Wooster, Oh1o, farm ~ When You Blly . Tom Sommers became Coac b Art Lanham's Redmen are now 4·6 and play 11 ing the winning run himself and up his mind and threw to get boy Dean Chance agamst Meat Urbana. Colle~e 01_1 ~aturday. Next week, Rio Grande 'ending tile Indians' IOJII"·game Davillllo going to second it was 1Dowell. The game wilt take "I youngest manager"ever apJllointMatching Washer meets OhiO Umvers1tys J.V's on Tuesday, Ohio Valley Josmg streak Cleveland won too late. A long fiy by Max AI· Ilot longer. Easlern's thinclads scored ed by the California College on Thursday and the OhiO U. J-V's at Rio Grande I-ll, beatong Minnesota's Jim vis to the left field fence scored I win over Southern and ~~~~~~Tuesday when he was named on May Day, Saturday May 1 Grant. manage thehAngels' Idaho •'•lis Ithe only run in the game. in a tmngular meet 6. I doubles in foor trips and Bill , team on t e pioneer 1eague With The Redmon held a 2·1 Jead l McDonnagh had a single and Hargan let only one Twin get After Sunday's messy mara- 1 on the home track of Sommers. who broke into Trade ln over Morris Harvey going inlO • triple m four trips. Ill second base. He struck out tbon, Toesday's game was like , Woiham Shmn's Eagles. ball with Idaho Falls in 1961 the bottom or ",the seventh inn· j five and walked only two. He a different sport. The Twms Eastern netted 51 ~ts had ongmally been assign~ oo mg in·. tbe first game and the Morr!s Harvey's .•nl~ extra was rarely behind any batter. Jand the Indians gove a demonll ! Southern took secopd lith the Seattle farm club m the I Eagle!"A!cored twice in 1"11 e base hit was Bill Hicks double He wasted no tome betw~en I strat10n of clVlhzed, nq. non· l points and Wahama ermed PaCific Coast League for h~me h)~ of tl\e seventh to eke ":ilh the base~ loaded in the pitches and JUSt threw, cilal- sense baseball •, event W<ih 3!. 1967 season. '· out a 3·2 win. SIXth to drive m two runs. Gene Jengiflll the batters. Waste No Time J WmQers m the events were< Tony Knapp held the Redmon Bennett and Jerry Sorlvea each '11 '1/1111 , the , bllS~ jja~ J've The whole game took an hour : . discus, John McClintock (S) Min ooo ooo ()()()..-.. 0 2 0 · to love scattered h1ts as he had two singles in three trips. iver pi'tChed/ ' Hargan sa1d and 57 monutes It took that Norlh Gaiila hiked Jts season IIt . 8~, in ; shol , Moke Ihle Cleve 000 IIIII OOX- 1 ~ I 2 0 went six innings and was re' RIO Grande 000 024 o-6 9 4 Ialor. "I didn't feel tired out long for the Angels and tbe In- record to · Toesday evenong 139 fl l'h m.; broad JUmp. Grant, Worthmg 18) fUd Phone 992'2238 Jieved Dy Reliusk in the sev· Morns Harvey 1011104 1-7 8 5 there at all." . d1ans to get into the fourth in- by defeatmg Southwestern 6·3 ' Moran (S) IT ft ., 6'1< in. ; Nixon; Horgan 12·1 ) andi;JitP&. Middteport, 0. enth, who get credit for the Batteries: Rio Grande-Col·[ Hargan said the 35-degree ning Sunday. Both Hargan and on o:v~:·~~~~~!~::ent all the ! Jump Richard Douglas _<E1.~5'a':~.~t~LP~-G~ra~h~t~(0-~2~)·==..-=J~!!J!!J~ Morri• Harvey won in the op- lms ILP) Boal (G) and Laugh- te.mperature at the stadium Grant wasted no tiine on the . " 4 m 1110 yard dash, M1ke M 1 h ener. ·Knapp walkcli four and Jm· Morris Harvey Haik didn't bother h1m because, !or .mound They stood there and wa\or tHe wmners, go~no "P ton (E i. 102 sec struck out five. ' (5) (WP) and-Bado 'a change, tllere was no wind. Ithrew. I'" Its 15 males ma 0 1 wo 1 200 yd run. ~ike l,lar!in lEI ... Ken Grady was stinCY , Uke II Onl Here At one lome Grant was ierrors. Skidm?re fanned elg" 23.9; 440 run, Tim ~alt (S) never walked a man as "I kind of liked It out there," clocked at eight secr11ds be- land walked tnree j 56 8 sec. 880 run, Sneed IW) t . struck out seven and he said tween pitches. Sam McDowell C. BaiSden was charged With12 18 ; mile run, Sneed (W) . Moms Harvey hitters seve • It was ille second complete Ihasn't finished adjusting his lhe defeat He_ gave up eight I 12 5 880 relay. Eastern I·39 7; hits on the opener. game pitched by an Indian _belt in that time. Hargan was hits, fanned love and walked · M1ke relay, Eastern. 4:05.2; • Np ·Rl!dtnan got more Hargan has hurled them both. just as fast. three His males commotted two mile run. Ron Orr (E one Hit, and Rio Grande's IDC It was the second shutout Adcock, who apparently three errors. ' II t9 exira base hit was a double hurled by an Indian _ Hargan doesn't smile even when he has ' D Ball and K R ~ lilf! s dou- _ Individual hogh scorer• f o JJon Morns. ~ .f}l has pitched !hem both Isomething to smile about, said Ihl.es were the ga mes onlv ex- Easlern were Martm and B1li Hicks, Morris Harvey ' U-z"'' Y "It was a tough ball "game to [the speed made it bolter . base blows lias, bolh wkh 12 points. fielder, was two for three at lose and a good ball game to everyone. J1m Crace had three h I t s : plate, Including a double Pt. Pleasant stunned Galllpo- lwin," said Joe Adcock. I ''Haran throws strikes. the wmners, Ball and K en • ' "oolres:l homerun. 761> tD 411> on Memorial I Har an had· to be ood J"m "tch g . k H ' t two each Gene Hall's Tuesdays ObJo CoDege "' Mike Utley, Rio Grande 'j'ueoday evening tD h_and Grantg was In top forgm. Gr~nt :~us e~n:u~ .slri:e~ ~~ a safeties paced I he winners By United Pre" !Dieraatlonal fielder, was injured on Blue Devils their flrst ,gave up four hits and only oneler It's easier tD play The P~rates were to play , Oh" S ~aseheU homerun. Vtley caught I b loss of the 11167 track ; run and that was caused in part a pitcher like tha~" Adcock Hill today. and Symmes I •• tate llmv~rs,ty 6 homerun deep in right field campaign. •by a mental lapse in center lowed F rId ay and owhng Green 6 ran into a pole was The visiting Big Blacks chalk· jneld H · In id tali h Saturday m a twm-bJII. (game called by darkness out and dropped the baU eel up nine first plnce wins tD II · ~gao, c en y, as ter 13 mnmgs) . The gam~ was delayed · the Blue Devils five, Point had I argan singled off !he_ short- to giVe up an earned run Ohio U 9 CJncmnatl 4 Utley was taken to a nine seconds and si:r thlrtls Named Wooster 5 He•delberg 2 ton hospital whe{e it required while !be Blue Devils copped SANDWICH, England Ashl~nd I Youngstown 0 13 stitches to clese the wound 1four seconds and six lhlrdll. Great Br.tam, wh<ch hasn't won Oberlin 9 Kenyon 0 in bJS head. . Bryan Swain's 11 points pac-1 the W:a.lker Cup smce 1938, Otterbein 2 Wollenberg 0 RIO Gr~ ·; . 020 000 0-2 5 41eel GARS. Jim GUmore h a l! l chose fiVe newco..,ers to Tellllis 11167 team Which Will fa ce Morris Harvey 010 0110 2-3 7 2 nine. The Devils bost Pomeroy· Kenyon 9 Baldwin Wallace 0 Batteries: Rio GrandeMiddleport Friday. TORONTO (VPJ)-Bob "Everything's aH right when Umted States !;lay l!l-~?· Wittenbe~g 7 Wooster Z dy (LP) and Knoblock· Tuesday's results Is onLy half a hero today ln we win " he said I Amonldg thpe rookies ~re l9· 1 Ohio U. 5 Cincinnati 4 · Harvey - Knapp, ' 1.. • In • how important · eter OosterhUJs Goll rJS "' WGH ""''~'nv~wa , eyes of Toronto 1 Asked the year-o chael Attenboro h s ii' (7) (WP) and Bado. 17~. lmlach. IvldMy was, lmlach replied: rie, Dudley 111111 ~!t~d :::/ MarJetta 17'h Kenyon 6'h m the top of IIKJ.YARD DASH rathar be In my position Cr ddock V ter Malone 12'h Ashland Ill> 1 :~~:r~~a~ Rio G·ran•lelf,' 'MILE 10 B RUN broke a a shot thelrt-how about that!". include a . e an Joe duel up with 45-year-oid - Smith, G, or the second two teams hod traded Sandy Saddler, Rodney Foster, Bone! Bona! RI!LAY - .Won Tuesday nigbt toei.ve goals in eacll of · first Ronnie Shade and Mi"ci1aeJ I ·Hearing wedding bells? Leafs .a 3-2 victory periods, ~ete anU Bonallack. Pleasant, 1:2'4.7. Canadlens Jim Papp•n Ne.w Coach look under JEWElRY in the YEUOW I'AGES. 440-Y~ DIIS~ .,In lbe olnd Jean WASHINGTON (UPIJ- Catho· Where your fln~rs do HUIWLES for the Stanley CUp. lie University announced Tuesday that Wllliam C. Gardiner the l'(~kl.l'\i. ; 1 , .· . • 22.6. . and will. heceme the school's new ""'1 118(!.YA!ID RUN which came in bead basketball coach . Gardiner '1 . ·+ IA!"·jq,··~j\)i;D I)ua .,... petiod, both had 1:\een athletic director and r~ plays. hea\1 haskelbaU coacb at Loyola .' ,. C!ead!~l~ I of N"''( 1958. lance lor the Meigs countlans; fanned 18 hatters on the seven· mning conies! and gave up on· ly three scratch singles. Both Alexander runs were unearned. T h e Southern righthander struck out the side m the second, fourth, fifth and seventh inmngs. Jenkins, in fact, retir· ed four batters on strikes 1n the fourth as one was safe on . I nd"Ians w·In Hargan HurIs 0 ne·HItter. Tumbles wrinkles out! EagIes w·In v- $19 9' • H&·R· FIRESTONE RIA·D ... I I IN OVER 5200 HOMES .. . . ' . •• ' ~1 • ., ., ' . .t t In Most Homes·-- · sMtepiP• 1:.~w • ' The ONLY New,spaper In Many Homes--- .c:a~=~~~~ ... THE :DAILY SENTINEL ls··Read In \' .. -~.~~~.J~~ : · . the two teams on Apnl 4. PornNolan· for a two-run hoiner in let two come across alter are on a three-game wonmng mound. eroy, now with a 8-2 overall the first inning, the third base· southpaw Gerry Arrigo had re- Istreak after a nea1 · hopeless I '·I could tell tonight before I record for the season, soored man's first runs batted in of placed Nolan. Then Hal Lamer! start. Outfielder Willie Mays, threw a pitch if it would ' be a only run in lile flfst inning. the campsign. ~1t ..a sacrifiCe fly to brong in re·m}ured a leg muscle in the ball," Marichal said. "This is a It came on two Unearned Ro01 , the third unearned tally of the third mning of Ihe game and new experJence for me. Maybe lronmen miscues, followed Then doubles by Jay Alou ft~l'l•· was a doubtful starter today. I tr1ed to get in shape too soon a single by Lenny Van Meter. and Marichal accounted for a~· Tony Pe.rez acrounted for Cin- He left the game after getting at sprmg traming after joining Bill Moore, Panther other tally in the second. 'rho cinnati's tone run in the sixth a seventh-inning ;mgle. the club late." mao, also singled with two Giants scored three mor.~ JUns, when he SGCked his fourth ho· Marichal, who was 4-ll over The loss koocked the Reds way in the inning but no all unearned, in the s]i<fh. A mer of the year. . the Reds last season, collecl<·d out of first place, smce St.L&u- run scored. bases loaded throwing error by The won may have been a two hits and for the first time IJS downed Houston ~-0 to re- Only other Panther hitters third baseman Deron Johnson co~tly one for the Gl8nts, who appeared his old sell on the Iplace Cmcmnati m the top spot the encounter were singles by Moore in the fourth and sillh :i~~~~~l:~siO.YARD ".;. ,:,ljllilric.:W!ili 1r.. 1 <• • \ ,. ., r • '., ' ' l ·· · the QNE N,wspaper 1 r l(l.IJ: x;l~ ,:. ••• sefion.'d C'alme , Pul-l .. .' . 4 ~D~.n~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ !!!l-~ '" Toronto Maple Leafs NI"p Montreal In Sudden Death .". ,. • :;r-, J c~Wb Pt PIeasan( Th • }ads Rip GAHS 7' I l'tr~shlngton 1 ffi~ur- ' Bv 6-3 Tally CLARENCE E MIWR 4 If Hurhlanders I :r:r. • p·trateS Dump says ••• t • Tri"angular . TraekMeet lo: • '' • Eagles Edge .Rio Twice, 3-2, ·7-6 ° TbeDoctor ., ' I wn: t · ' Coal laces Bob Bolin of tl1e · G1ants. McCool has woo his or.· ly dec~ion so far. Tuesday night's loss was • Southerns' Ternadoes, despite tough one for young Gary NO·' a slrong pitching effort of sen· lan. the rookie from Oroville, 10r M1ke Jenkms, suffered a 2· Ca!if . wh~ starred with hiS 0 toss to Alexander on Toesday t.1gh school team JUS! a year at Racine. ago Jenkins, who went the dis· .,..I t . ,..; ~ander, SAN FRANCISCO (l/Pl}, Juan M_aricbai still has the Cin· cmnati · Reds under his spell this season. The $100,000 righthander knock~ the Reds ' out of first place Tuesday night in posting his !irsl win of the season after three conseculive losses. The h1gh-klcf9ng Marichal walked three ahd halted Cincinnati's wm streak at five in recordong a IH win for the San Francis- Capitol Commep'l;Ev,ents i ~· 1 - { Marichal Continues Jin~ Over Cincinnati Reds, 6-l :i:;2:~~;~~~:;~:;;g:-~~;;~~c;~;~ii ,, ;; :n. • ·, ' - - - - -- _ _ _~-.--- _ :::'liB ., j 'o ,·~e oif B .. 0 d way ~· my spencer, outlasted the Mi4·1two, and .scattered tliose Six scored when the !IJrow tO catch single. · 1"he Jacke"' loaded the ,bases to play Southern at Middleport. · ' , dle!1_t Ja~kets, 3-ll, Tuesdy at Ihits. Torn Meadow• who had walk~ Thlit was all the scoring as again m the third on two wa)ko GAHS was to play a makwp 1 Middl"lij)dtt. MH~ is f-4 and 1·5·1. Spencer, i anned 1:1, walki!d 7 eel - stealing second sailed Swan, with good support afield, and a hit batter, but Spencer game at Wellston today, and A SIX-hit o!(enaJve by the - which h~d hlm in frequent mto centerf<etd. I shut _ the door thrOURh the sev- fanned van Johnson, lookJn~ . the Blue Devils are at ho.me Blu~ Oevlls." BJdi!d by throwing trouble - and hjt ' one batter. In the JAHS second, Rick 'enth and )Qst inning to eiul that one. Thwsday agamst Oak Hill. I( ' " erron· trying to ·pick off Blue But the lithe all • around ath- Mosley led oft with a ion~ doulF · -The Ja~kets had a real threat In the !J!U1 With Sauer ••1GAHS llO 1110 0-3,6,0 Devils· tra~eting frOm first to Jete was tough with men on le - it hnd to be long, ,as the. ooo~ing ,in the bottom of the third and Swan on second, ' Y[ MHS 000 1100 ~ 0 1 3 second base, produced lhe vic· base, and he had errorless sup· husky GARS catcher ~·t eJ~ ,fir§!. ,G"'!r~e Sauer, with one walks, Mark Tannehill flied Spenc~r and Mo~tey Swan tory ·. · • port behind h1m. He is 4-ll on acHy a Bobby Hays- and c~m~ pUi ~n~ par! Demoskey on firot ldeep to nght l•eld, but Sauer i and Leffingwell. Home plate Bill~w~n, MHS jumor right· the season. home on Pa1ge Humphrey's sing. by:· a walk, stretch;Od a hit inw was out at home on the rela·tJ umpire: Bill Adams, Pomeroy. = 1f ·~ 4) ()~T · aa your :i&wyv pya ~·..r10ca1 · Helen: ' " : a.nd l:Ollf· eet~lll .,fll" Ji!,tlll. Published every day (OJCtPt ·~.­ '" I • am lite , steplal'l'!' of fOUl' her !lka1· ,. ·· ' · · 't;j day) by The Ohio Valley '.' liuh~l\llril childr!!ll. My Tl~ Jllld ~ -'are What a @!line ~ a , ltlp' Company, 110 Mechanic st. Pom~t. .etllnj a dl~ · She bil "· 'blah tli ' Jill Ohio 45769. Business Office phone 99:f. 1\f ,tbelr . 2156. Editorial pbont 992-2157. , rea11ath~ e~ ~'' ,.1; t( with their .,tPotPp7'Wf.i :~. · Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, . My wlfe's twO bllh .!ralit \II try a ·~ ~ l!!o} I , Ohio. "with lile" wbeQ we ipUt up. fore yilu ~ lhe·lloll fipfi,:; lay a boy needs a · father, IL ' • ,. NaUonal adverUslnc representaU'Ie ~ ,ltepfather Is .betle!' ~ Dear Heleo: BotuneDJ Kimball, Inc, 343 l..elllngt.oJl at · au. They are . ._... 1 When cUd You ll'•dlll\le frol!l Komarov's death thus reaffirms the Ave. New York City, New York. era and '!0 bav~ a cW,• ...._. ·college? Or m I !Ia~ lesson of the Apollo ~y: There Is no ·-·• safe moment 1n space flymg. From launch SubscrlpUon rates: Dellv...-... by car · - llke father and tons. ,QU? I r,ftt to 11!11' • reply to to landing, In practice or in actual flight, rler where avaDable, IS cents par week I. · c~i!d with . 8 M'~RIE about ~~Into "the astronauts or ~monauts are constantly one year In advance at the o.oy SenU be sars ··~ Ill' lepl co ege of your choiee" witb a · wa)lt Iii go 1\'ilh me. 8· menaced by the unforseen, the unplan· nel office $18.20; cis mDDths. $9.10 • UDd ided .11 piUJ average. ned for - the gadget that breaks down, three months $8.90. By Motor Route . ec • · I am a re• .craduab! of the wire or harness strap that fails to where carrier service not available ono I,W!IIIl!lil't:DI8lie ' :~ one of the Seven Slstera (includperform as it should. month $1.30. By mall one year $10.00. er to me r he ed in your Big TeD ea!egor)'), sa months, ~S.25; Three moatha, ts.OO There is a natural temptation to spee1he bo)'l, With bei' tat!Dg I and I can tell you 011e muat be ulate abOut where this accident no~ • - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · I 111r1a. I've been thelr father for an "A" sludt!ll t. be ~ leaves Russia in the moon race. There IS " eight yeir1 811!1 II would be ill f h " evidence that all WIIS not well with Kobard 111 them u ·,eU aa'me 10 any 0 1 ese, or lllelr eipl. She • b Bod 11 Al!o I am a hlp ICbool te.di. marov even before he attempted to return to earth. He was testing a new cap- bOundaries. ::d liard tu·alae er wbo believes lD the lmROfl• . . ....,. ance of working my studellllto :!ule; as were the Apollo astronauts. A four - especJally active ,..,_In the caHber of college w o r k. plaaned ~endezvous with Sovuz I ~ not Our own astronauts, personall~ae­ Is there IDYlblnc ~ Academle rilconW ere m ore come off for some reason. There Ia also quainted with this risk of space · ht, ,, _ . , chiliiHD cbOCIIIin8 lllelr lleP- lmptrtef then extra-cw'rl~ ev!de~ that this was not Russia's first can only feel respect for Komarov's ra· ~ij'6 • father? I JOve them. - A actblltii!B. 1n these top collegu, space fatality. very and sadness at his unfortunate 7 _ FATI!ER pub!lc high school stuclenta are No one in America's space pro£am Is death. .·. compeUn"g witll thole fro m gladdened by what happened to. om~rNe!"tber these four deaths nor others ov, however. They are too familiar WJ.tb b f ,,_ private lchoolsllild I bave IM!V• the work and sweat and hope that go ln· that will inevitably come m t e u.,..~ The ..41111011Ge er yet foalld a publk b I gil to a space shot· they have Jived too close- will deter men from reaching the moon B)' Valle4 Plea lllterulltllal school whlcb oifen the advaiily with the heavy responsibility tbat is and going beyond. They may serve to Today Is '19ednelday, April26, ced course.a and 8014 traiJIIn& the~ mhaving a human IJfl! in their temper the urgency of that dream, how· the""116111 day of 196'1 with 248 to private schools do. . bands. 1,~ ever, and that wiU be all for the gqod. WASHINGTON - Deeply seven nations actively ellfllltdjone and cannot aaftly be trnm- lollow. A aludent !!»uJc1 be ~D.' Though they ate en~Jn a race The moon and the planets ~d the though it may be to the . militarily In Vietnam have peti!d, ell tbia Is goiDI to bave '1'lle lllOC!D II ~ ita.I(IIU to wor- to hil ~ MI!J. tbaf 1s an offshoot o£ their ~try's id· stars will be up there for_ a long time; No of the new Amer- drawn much closer togetber Ill eHeclll outside the battle zone phaae and lllliil ~er. · When he doean't be II ilinniDC eologlcal competition with the :SOviet Un· man's life, whether RusSJan or Amencan, il is the aftermath of !he reeent sueand notably upon some AsJaa The mor~g star Is llare. · asalnst hlmaelf, ~ (wllo gave 1 ion and tllough they definite~ intend to is worth getting there today rather lhan really against the Jaw to dt.>- cl!ssful meeting here of t be lflBIIers. w11o are officiAlly The evenmg .star• are Venua, him ,lite abdlly) and IOCielf. that rae~~ like scientists In any other' tomorrow, or next year rather than the cern great improvement in the Southeast Asia Treaty organ!trill but priJately Ill Man llld Jupiter. •. An "A" rneana Wp ~~! It field, their biterest supersedes national year after. allied position in Viet- zalion. While lite two boltera with the pol8cy of re- Born On Ibis day In lBs was 11 .allnost mandalll'y". tiJne from tile obligations of SEATO, Bistance as sheer necesaity ~ American ' llailltPiif!t daya, wUII IIIIIVenilia ao over· n I I Am rl Pakistan & de Gaulle's Fi·ance, the llllfetY of Southeast Asia John Audubon: . crowded. - K.C.L. l (. I V . The mens on e can predictably seJ out the m"* general. On Ibis day on history: Dear K: bombing acll~n to beretofor_e ing, the npsbot stlll was a ltroll- While no one apecta 1n ·1110'1, the first British Ft1nny, JOU'd thlJit a Sevea untouched Hruphong m Nor!il ger endorsement of American to the allied cause from clilonisla to establish a ~- Slstera l!'aduale ·wouJ4 r 11'ill Fred Waring Jr b convert- 1every day but his pleasant am- anti-Americanism · . Dot ch i VIetnam has not cut in half the policy in Vietnam than bad ev- ostensible neutralists, there iJ manent settlement in Ammca MORE CAREFUlLY. I aild, lng to Judaism before his JUDO bie up 5th Ave. was interrupted peaceniks prolested the Vi •I total electric~l-power doutpu~ ot er been given before. now reason to believe thai landed at Cape Henry, Va. "A Btraigbt-'A' arlld baa lese · Rochelle Saltzman every few yards by admirers of war In one of their typical ir- tthe Communist inva ers. er· portanl private I!Upporl wiD be 1n 18ti5, federal troops klm4 chance of making . ,, tbt 131!1 weddins to Yankes' resident all faiths si>JppiiJ4! tD shake •relevancies; picketed a' clrcUJ haps even more Importantly' II For the first Ume, !or exam- coining from widlil! their crup. John Wilkes Booth, the assassill Ten . • than a B or plus Arroyo . . . bo h Sc~ . Ih nd A fine man Ben- ' in Holland and staged a bas established the profound ple, all the slgDera of tile final of :Preslclen: Uncoln, near Pori average student wbo baS LEAD· Mike Burke ug 1 , weppes 'n:tt ~e.:fs off to the ·· Orient down .. The ·circUJ that tbere Is to be no ab· cornunique - including Great Royal, va. He was k!Ued ERSHIP quaJitlea ... " The ~~dr~v::d:.~.:: any minute by way of Kllll- broke that up swiftly and sanct~y anywhere for Britain - agreed not only that despite orders to bring hlm in key word Is GRIND. Jt lndl· a :~~ take a few months to : sas and the s<:ene where "In ply - just Jet loose the ele- the ~mmun~sts so Joo~ as they ~ act of. aggression of world· alive. catea a leu-lban·total person. . ealed· Truman: pbants and the flnkniks ra D continue !hell aggres!lon upon Wide lmphcallons is going on lD Wllh many mon ~~ . 'Cold Bl d corro::;t•ou:~~ ~~ier:: ICapote ~~here ior a din· I screaming . "The Troupers,'' So\ith Vietnam. '!be Un l the d Vietnam but also that ' "Jieci. • blackheads on my nese. thaD can be ,ld!Ditled, t. p :%e will heco head of tbe , ner in· Bennett's bonor: in 1 . a gaaie of nice Bdwy. g Is Statea has made _11 C!lear I at procity Is •an essential element My. mother said it came from ''name" univenltlea aee11 ~ Chi Is fstalf Then plaoe, of oourse. the American response of any_ a~ble propOial ~or 117 WaJIIe G. Brandltadt, wasblng enough. I bave plaa lite abllil7 to ~ ,tbep11:• • 1wbo· raise money for 1 .o~~ G~ Abra~ w b 0 1 Ishowbiz children, honor con~ue tD be carefully ~uction I' the fightill4!.".This Q - I am a woman In my washing every. day but jn a work! that rejecili "e ,,. l . eel w" tm retand to I Never saw so many crummy aooual "Trouper of the Year" •t will be up to the was a blow at the peacenik line 60s. I have a hernia In basn't helped. What lhoulcl I heidi." Scared • rlhlllt tJpea ~~~IJ!;n _ as ~~ ~alter's llic- looking characters in one place ' at the LaUn Quarter May 7 Communists themselves to de- that it is somdlow the . United groin. I thought ~~ men ~0? - even with S.~ averagtl - m , Lynda Bini's social than the Vielniks parading their !and Maurice Cllevalier Is it. bO'I'I far that response \States which 11 responsible for this kind a! hernlil. My A - Blaekbeads are not caU&- often shot dowD. .~s7bad her showing up ror a - - -- · - - --may go. the fact thai peace negotl~tlons wants to operate. Is Ibis ed by dirt II" infection, and the On the other babd, ~ f u 1 ~ ~r hand•hakes at the Bedside In domestic polltlcal terms have never got off the ground best treatment? How e11ldence thai they are cau.sed "making the Big ~" II a ~ twork ·Ball But a nice the hawks are happy that Hai~ That Britain went along with would I be in the boepital? eating certain fonds is very statua aymbol we eoQ)d 'well ~ leisurely iuncheon at lth bong, which so Joog has helped this manlfestD is deeply sig. A :AbOut 811 per cent of 'lbe exact cause Is un- do witbqul Somelllilel II illdlo 10 Ave's "Wo ·Club" with J o a o arm the marauglng North Viet· m!Ja~t. her~uas m the vlcintty of known bo, like !he lesions of c•tes the 1dnd Cl.! mobblallnjlU Leslie's designer Casper. naroese baiUe !orces, bas at ~rune Minister Har.old WIJ. gro~ are inCUinal or•true groin ae~~e with wblch they are oileD dlsplayi!d by a pllbllc 'II lib last been brought under Amer· Jon s Labor government Is uo- hernias. These ~ vrry rare associated, !hey ~ make scbool teacber wba inlllll prl· Perry Como gets a Doctor or , B :C ,. lean striking power The daves der tireless pressure from bis women. The relilaininc 7 their appearance with puberty. vale schools aN tbt ONLY Humanities (that's higher· Y ongressman will scream Still, li was neitb- left wing tD dlsasso&Jte itself cent are femoral hernias They are probably due, in pari way to ll'lltel - H. JeamlDg lor "Mr Nice Guy") er to placaie the hawks nor from the entire American post· these 84 per cent occur in at Jeao~ tD changes in the in· YOUR Bi:LPING , . ~norary degree from Niagar • further tD agllate the droves tio~. In other words, wblle Brl~ ·~· There Is only ~ne cure ternal settetions of the 1 f x lfAND DEPAl\'IMEN'I' Jlitf. Ill JlDie · ·OUr old mil· 11 is becoming more evident all the that this step· was taken. am~ conlr1bution to SEAO SO~· ••!her of these hermu and gl~nds and an Increase In the , ~ Readara: r.fr, 111111 lin. llonlllre friend Joe Glaser a growing need for a dOC1!ntralization of government ollmess ol the skin. JohD Looper, both permlllel1ll 11 was taken lor objective miJ. danty. here wrs undeniably is surgical repair. Neglect (Loull Armstrong's longtime distribution to the local cj:>mmuolty. This week the itary reasons and could not limited, It wu all !he same result in obstruction of a Even hough dirt is not the ly COD!Ined Ill wheel cbl)rl, manager) pta out of Beth Is- National Chairman Ray BUsa announced the been avoided unless the far tess lilmted !ban !Dlgnt nave ' of the mtesUnes - a cause you sbouJd combat the thank all of you for chMi!ll rael HOipltal' thts week "'it !I of a Special Study Group on Revenue Sharing. were to be left frre been feared before the confer· elllergency. olllness of your skin by wam; their lonely Uv• willa malL gall bladC!tr lfllael, tllo' mayhe Iwill deve)lp detailed plans lor returning funda to the to marshal . and supply y e 1 ence began. The length of Ume you ing your face four or five IImea However, some of it 11117. bavt not for :IO!It: Joe may go back Iand Communities to help them meet th~ growing prob- heavier invading forces, QS io- The outcome was an eHec- ba,ve te be m tba boapltal a day with an unscented soap sooe astray aa thelr - .._ .• Jol(),\ · brasshat Taft Sehret- 1!ems and burdens. , deed they arre now doing. live anawer tD those wbo have wOuld depe•ul on several that contains hexachlor01J11ene. dreas Is: Rt. 4, ,Travelera J1uto ber lll)derwent surgery at Beth Att least three identmed Com- been caylog that SEATO Is a but the present tendency Is Don't squ- the blackheada South Carolina, 211680. I hope, Israel . . . Groucbo Man, reThe group will prep e propo1111ll relating to a system munlst divisions are lsed 00 dead instrumenL get you on your feet within out because this is likely te yoo'U write apin. -H. 1 ·"•'•w wtiloobavln• makeup ap- of revenue sharing wltb e States and communities, and ..... po b th Moreover the six fighting hours after the operation cause infection and further. This column Is Cledlcaled .. ~w,. f cti bl k ··~ ' t and local vernme 0 t ''to i!Je North for wwol may e e ' ' ' . . . plle!l bacbtage at the "Today" un ona oc gran.. e 1° s, eaviest en coooter-ofren· nations which aljlyed on here af. let you go home after three more, the blackheada tend to family Uvtng, 10 U yoo•re hav, :" TV show advised the next bam replace 1 e present m mlng gowtb of ll'ants-in.aJcl II. emy If . ter !he end or !he SEOAO mee~ four da)'S. come back in the same place. Jn• ti4 trouble or ~... p Ia I • lor specific purposes swe of many mootbs. , as II o . •-· '· · m lint, ·~ slwuld I get up • ( and now 8 an they do c 0 me log lor a conference of i!Je MaoJr you are a girl, masking wllb trouble, 11!1 HoleD Help YOU I tor 10U .1 •ou're not the pres!- I State and local governm::ll turns have been filed a couppe ' · ila suMmit powers - Austral- Q - I was recent!• face powder or cosmeUCI ma·' She will also welCOme your on ' 1 burl= 1 J 0f ks have passed we down and are heavily mauled, ....,.. , . 1 . dent ,«!" The )'OII're-next are now er ss P e wee . ' histo m record this as com- ian, New Zealand, the Phlllp. on for an iDgninal rupture. The help you to be Jess roDSClous of amusing experlencea. Addreu J1lllllllol'ed It: Hubert .H. Hum· ! 0~!;~ ~::liter~ bald/t!~ tbou~ht~·r::e ~ para:Je toaythe last great spasm pines, Thailand, South Vie I· nurse _asked l1ll! If I was the blackhe~ds. If you ere a Helen Beitel in care of lbll 1 pl!rey. ' l!f 21 Federal ~artm!nts and :goes. or the Nazis In the Battle of nam and Soulb Korea - made to antihloU•~-1 had never boy, try gerlllli a deep suntan. newspaper, ~b!y ':rOutine stage PJat brougllt C~~SMter ·tO the Soviet Uruon's flret man· ned space flight In more than two years. AstronBJlts Grlsaom, White and Chaf· fee died on the ground d~g • a prelaunch drill because of an electrical mal· function. RIISSia's Vladimiir Komarov was \kiUed when his capsule's parachute maltunctioned witbln the earth's atmos· pbere, after he bad already survived the perils of launching, orbiting and re-entry. ~ rl Clilf' WIOO'I Gallipolis Bhie l "making 1118 lint start GAHS got a run in lhe first Je. Jn U•• GARS fourth Mead· a double, sending Demoske) after the fDr ·• dopble · Devil · baseball team, (4·1 ·and as a pitcher in blgh ·I!CtiOol ·- blning when Spencer, leading owiled with 1 single, Gib ~ill· home. But the throw came m play, ·' • , , bebiJill $if' 1-hlt , pitching he's "the regular Jac~et caf!Jh· off, greeted .Swan wilb:« c1eau !foil walked and Meadow• came perfectly on the relay, and De- Rain today thJlll.tened~ COl)- ,. or sophoiDor~. righthand"' "lorn·•er - . limned six, walked only double. He pilfered third, and .llo~ on Mosley's second hit, a . mosk~ was out. eel all games. Tile' Jackets were I' Richard s. Owen, Publisher Cbester Tumeblll, Editor ~apsqle fire at Cape Keuuedy, It was a \~ ' ' TWICE j I ..1 . •J �t ·,'~ 1 ·fbpilbt Flights , t ' waj the ease with the three Amero- . lea!i lsll'OI!allll who ~Md • • ., \. ,. .. I . ' ... ·~ 1'6 INTERESt 011 ' ·1< · # • • MEIGS-MASO~EA In a apace "li1tle tlllnt' that went wrong during a .' ' ' ,, IWJ:UCB P~T GETs •' gal~, gthir~~ 't ' ~ •' Nothing WIOOII at b·-~ aU; to lonl I \ * :~:u . . this~·t . .i! ·~~ c·r.~~;~.seeklobounceheck today when lefthander Bill Me· tor f. WASHINGTON REPORT I ~ng•mple yo~ w~ ~:r Bui:~~ i:OOnoSe~ :o~: ~anaC:~~!;;n:S~~s!~= ti : :s!l~~ :.:m; "D'tter . ,1 dau·•ler 111 ':genciends, 400 150 suppose featnior Th.lm·"'"" .,. w , aus a rel!lona o Ices, a 1upayer aPPfOluna· enooura emeht a1na in mt in m make that peppery old talent ' each w1th its own way of pass- 1y $1"0,000 a year ... and pay. outcome of the allied side. 'lbe n~ r aU 1 that fhe reault Cl.! '/: ;.pe,atloo 0 a grandm<lm next month lmg our Federal tax dollars lng tax in the amount of $1,114, 1 SUIJ, the best news of all s • con9 Fortune Mag's next two ISsues Idown to the source. This ap- this is the way your tax doliara I not In the mllltary but ~· ~~~y ::o::~re= ~ ~=:.- lllergk rea.ctklnl may endorse Bocke!eller I o • pears to be a mighty expensive would be split: $6:!5 for defense, the high political aspect of thll pngs In any alliance th allied would not acooullt for 1 President, last night's lat.. tate · way"for the tlllJlayer to get his $117 for interest on the national struggle. • e romor had it Cardona! SpeUb1 ck 1 debt .... fo h alth !abo nd The simple fact Is that the concert on Vieillam Ia demon- pains they muat be due to , . ,own money ." 1 • .,. r e • r a -strUbiJ growing -stronger. And operatloo. man B doctor told hun to walk Now that the mcome tu re-, welfare, $51 for veterans, f44 lhoo"" ... lot 11 · d·"··te Q Laot er 1 be• 11 • lot the space program, $40 for .., .... po 1 """" IIIIIIID .an e.. international affaira and linanee, ~ Ratio's $34 for commen:e and housing, ft~Nlfi) 8e it ~:-"'-1411:11111!: $29 for natoral resources, $26 ~ ~ ~~'"' """ ~. 'JHE TI1REE CONVENTIONEER Fl'oi..S TfiEN TI1EY TAKE ,._,TAXI TWO for agriculture, $23 .lor educa- UmeramblethaduprJlllllblft, PIDN'T BAT AN EYE AT THE HEAVY M1 LES "TO TI1EIR pt55... NOW WST lion, $23 for general govern- 011e· tetter to ead! 011Uift, to NIGHT CUJEI TAB··• ";:)THE EIIG SJ'IORTS· .. ment costs and fl2 for miscel· form four or<llnatr worda. Janeous Federal expenses. I think it is noteworthy that interest on the national d e b t (which some claim we only owe to oonelvea) Is more than 5 times the amount spent on education. Welfare hQS crept up to !bird-place In the wealthiest nation on earth. In closing, I would llke to B ._1 GEL mention that we !Jave had a v"'""tr-"-r"-r,~:~· number of inquiries l!'tllll peo\ . pie in the District wbo have not•· ·' received a copy of the quos~:a· tlonnaire we sent out recenU,. N tilt drelotlloj4on These questionnairi:J were mall· : to"i~..,.:IN IUWtr, 111 ed to each resldem In the QI-. . _ , aullflteol!irtlw~CU\Wilo trict, but in some Ci88 appif. ~ Ll • ' ~· enuy not recelYed. u you would bke to recelvfl one rncJ • .· ' ____ ...; , .• .,,...., . :. h otJtwrt••tolhW"" . ' 0 1 ave n ' UJ ,. """ •'· llumltlotiJUU.L IIUMA IICMII 'M4Nu \, ,.'· . tngton O!Oce, Ill& Longwortil ,_,.,.,., · •· · ' • ... " \'.: ~=~~=~~~==:S;~ Btillding, WashL~, D. C. ...,...,, ~ liN ihjt ~/tOM.,_ -~~~- lies -- - BERRl'S , IuNiibliD 'I ·.0·.'' w~· ~ ~~ ! _ I"""~-·. ! ~ttr ! I' ' ... ' ' ·. ' . .'· ' '' l \( , ' Nolan absorbed his first loss against as many wins during l~ 51·3 frames he worked. But the setback came with about :!00 of his home town friends on hand, including his parents and former baseball coacb. "When you Jose, you can't ex· press yeurseU very well," the rugged youngater said after· ward. Jim Hart of the Giants tagged . .:.,. · , Jenk·ns Fans 18 B.ut Loses I f '"\'1~ · ,•. AI',so. t 0 Ironmbn' '. ·· :11:. • . . • . · '' · • , .• •i :''""~ , \.; ~:~ ' t '""th Jackson's lronmen continued, tr 1 by !lronmen• .Moundsm~' . tbeJr jinx over the Pomero D::ell Ter Panther b..eball team Tuesda: J H ~· th,en ·eached The lronmen 'ODi team ~ tlali ump r? ;~1 down the Panthers ~is season wa e "a~." ~~) ' ~~~1J•.l , ss J·nu .:aJa i "I' :o. ALL-STAR on balls, a songl~ by Cardwell, and a double by Exhne. Moore, m going the distanCe''",[ for Pomeroy. struck out f o u r: ·; and gave up three bases o/i '" hells. Terry fanned eight anll ' '• issued no walks. :::; Pomeroy . Iiiii 1100 0-1 4 1· ·; Jackson . 1100 203 x~ s 1 . ·:. Moore and Crow. D. Terry .. ' and Mount, Ex~ne (5). FREE! ~~n~~~~~:;:'~;-~r:~~= the plate with a three for day, also turned in a good Iing performance, limiting son to only five hits. I After retiring the Side m orider the first three innings, son got its first h1t of the day w1t11 two out in the fourth, an error by the catcher follow· fifth. mg the stnkeout. Jenkin•. who i" ued only •ne ltandy Brooks, Alexander dy (LP) and Knoblock; Mor· ' horler, also turned in a f i n e S Brooks, Kmcade and Rogeo, 1 performance, KO-mg nine and Southern was scheduled Jo 1 issuing two free passes. Th e play at Moddleport today m a 1 Retains Crown only hits given up by Brooks, non-league game ' NEWCASTLE, England who went the distance lor the Alexander 100 010 1).- 2 3 2 -Maurice Cullen retaoned winners, were a double by Ray Southern 000 1100 1).-0 2 4l British lightweight title Toesday Proffitt in the third and a sin- R. Brooks and Rogers. Jen· .. "" night by seorong a 15-round gle to llob Grueser m .the kins and Grueser. decilion for his fourth victory in - - - · -- · - - - --"April is not the month for four outings agamst. Vic Andre!· nigbt baseball_ •nl•s• you're ti. · . an Eskimo!" There were no knockdowns ' but Cull<n W<>n 10 rounds woth CLEVELAND (UPI) - Steve stop's glove With one out in Iii• year. When asked if he thought his superior footwork and an General,..... ....,.. Hargan stlattered the gloom at sixth. VIC Davilillo knocked a I he ever would he remarked, I effective left jab. .,._,....., 1 The Rio Grande College Redmen dropped a double Murucipal Stadium Tuesday clean base hit into center, hut "Well, ~~·· going to be a long Hlg!t Speed Dryer heade.r Tuesday afternoon to Morris Harvey College at night. . centerfl~lder Cesar 11ovar hesJ· season. . Young Manager :,.JE'ermameJitP Cycll! Watt Powell Park in Charleston, w. va. The Eagles edg- 1 The 25-year-old fight bander tated w1th the ball. He had a The long season contmues to· ANAHEIM, Calif. . (UP!l- 11 . 2 Beat SeJ:'.·~· 1 Twenty-! 0 u r·year-old ed the Red men 3-2 in the opener and took the nightcap 'from Fort Wayne, Ind., turned clean shot at Hargan going to mght With the Twms It Will be 1 7·6. m a brilhant two blUer, scar· third but by the !tme he made former Wooster, Oh1o, farm ~ When You Blly . Tom Sommers became Coac b Art Lanham's Redmen are now 4·6 and play 11 ing the winning run himself and up his mind and threw to get boy Dean Chance agamst Meat Urbana. Colle~e 01_1 ~aturday. Next week, Rio Grande 'ending tile Indians' IOJII"·game Davillllo going to second it was 1Dowell. The game wilt take "I youngest manager"ever apJllointMatching Washer meets OhiO Umvers1tys J.V's on Tuesday, Ohio Valley Josmg streak Cleveland won too late. A long fiy by Max AI· Ilot longer. Easlern's thinclads scored ed by the California College on Thursday and the OhiO U. J-V's at Rio Grande I-ll, beatong Minnesota's Jim vis to the left field fence scored I win over Southern and ~~~~~~Tuesday when he was named on May Day, Saturday May 1 Grant. manage thehAngels' Idaho •'•lis Ithe only run in the game. in a tmngular meet 6. I doubles in foor trips and Bill , team on t e pioneer 1eague With The Redmon held a 2·1 Jead l McDonnagh had a single and Hargan let only one Twin get After Sunday's messy mara- 1 on the home track of Sommers. who broke into Trade ln over Morris Harvey going inlO • triple m four trips. Ill second base. He struck out tbon, Toesday's game was like , Woiham Shmn's Eagles. ball with Idaho Falls in 1961 the bottom or ",the seventh inn· j five and walked only two. He a different sport. The Twms Eastern netted 51 ~ts had ongmally been assign~ oo mg in·. tbe first game and the Morr!s Harvey's .•nl~ extra was rarely behind any batter. Jand the Indians gove a demonll ! Southern took secopd lith the Seattle farm club m the I Eagle!"A!cored twice in 1"11 e base hit was Bill Hicks double He wasted no tome betw~en I strat10n of clVlhzed, nq. non· l points and Wahama ermed PaCific Coast League for h~me h)~ of tl\e seventh to eke ":ilh the base~ loaded in the pitches and JUSt threw, cilal- sense baseball •, event W<ih 3!. 1967 season. '· out a 3·2 win. SIXth to drive m two runs. Gene Jengiflll the batters. Waste No Time J WmQers m the events were< Tony Knapp held the Redmon Bennett and Jerry Sorlvea each '11 '1/1111 , the , bllS~ jja~ J've The whole game took an hour : . discus, John McClintock (S) Min ooo ooo ()()()..-.. 0 2 0 · to love scattered h1ts as he had two singles in three trips. iver pi'tChed/ ' Hargan sa1d and 57 monutes It took that Norlh Gaiila hiked Jts season IIt . 8~, in ; shol , Moke Ihle Cleve 000 IIIII OOX- 1 ~ I 2 0 went six innings and was re' RIO Grande 000 024 o-6 9 4 Ialor. "I didn't feel tired out long for the Angels and tbe In- record to · Toesday evenong 139 fl l'h m.; broad JUmp. Grant, Worthmg 18) fUd Phone 992'2238 Jieved Dy Reliusk in the sev· Morns Harvey 1011104 1-7 8 5 there at all." . d1ans to get into the fourth in- by defeatmg Southwestern 6·3 ' Moran (S) IT ft ., 6'1< in. ; Nixon; Horgan 12·1 ) andi;JitP&. Middteport, 0. enth, who get credit for the Batteries: Rio Grande-Col·[ Hargan said the 35-degree ning Sunday. Both Hargan and on o:v~:·~~~~~!~::ent all the ! Jump Richard Douglas _<E1.~5'a':~.~t~LP~-G~ra~h~t~(0-~2~)·==..-=J~!!J!!J~ Morri• Harvey won in the op- lms ILP) Boal (G) and Laugh- te.mperature at the stadium Grant wasted no tiine on the . " 4 m 1110 yard dash, M1ke M 1 h ener. ·Knapp walkcli four and Jm· Morris Harvey Haik didn't bother h1m because, !or .mound They stood there and wa\or tHe wmners, go~no "P ton (E i. 102 sec struck out five. ' (5) (WP) and-Bado 'a change, tllere was no wind. Ithrew. I'" Its 15 males ma 0 1 wo 1 200 yd run. ~ike l,lar!in lEI ... Ken Grady was stinCY , Uke II Onl Here At one lome Grant was ierrors. Skidm?re fanned elg" 23.9; 440 run, Tim ~alt (S) never walked a man as "I kind of liked It out there," clocked at eight secr11ds be- land walked tnree j 56 8 sec. 880 run, Sneed IW) t . struck out seven and he said tween pitches. Sam McDowell C. BaiSden was charged With12 18 ; mile run, Sneed (W) . Moms Harvey hitters seve • It was ille second complete Ihasn't finished adjusting his lhe defeat He_ gave up eight I 12 5 880 relay. Eastern I·39 7; hits on the opener. game pitched by an Indian _belt in that time. Hargan was hits, fanned love and walked · M1ke relay, Eastern. 4:05.2; • Np ·Rl!dtnan got more Hargan has hurled them both. just as fast. three His males commotted two mile run. Ron Orr (E one Hit, and Rio Grande's IDC It was the second shutout Adcock, who apparently three errors. ' II t9 exira base hit was a double hurled by an Indian _ Hargan doesn't smile even when he has ' D Ball and K R ~ lilf! s dou- _ Individual hogh scorer• f o JJon Morns. ~ .f}l has pitched !hem both Isomething to smile about, said Ihl.es were the ga mes onlv ex- Easlern were Martm and B1li Hicks, Morris Harvey ' U-z"'' Y "It was a tough ball "game to [the speed made it bolter . base blows lias, bolh wkh 12 points. fielder, was two for three at lose and a good ball game to everyone. J1m Crace had three h I t s : plate, Including a double Pt. Pleasant stunned Galllpo- lwin," said Joe Adcock. I ''Haran throws strikes. the wmners, Ball and K en • ' "oolres:l homerun. 761> tD 411> on Memorial I Har an had· to be ood J"m "tch g . k H ' t two each Gene Hall's Tuesdays ObJo CoDege "' Mike Utley, Rio Grande 'j'ueoday evening tD h_and Grantg was In top forgm. Gr~nt :~us e~n:u~ .slri:e~ ~~ a safeties paced I he winners By United Pre" !Dieraatlonal fielder, was injured on Blue Devils their flrst ,gave up four hits and only oneler It's easier tD play The P~rates were to play , Oh" S ~aseheU homerun. Vtley caught I b loss of the 11167 track ; run and that was caused in part a pitcher like tha~" Adcock Hill today. and Symmes I •• tate llmv~rs,ty 6 homerun deep in right field campaign. •by a mental lapse in center lowed F rId ay and owhng Green 6 ran into a pole was The visiting Big Blacks chalk· jneld H · In id tali h Saturday m a twm-bJII. (game called by darkness out and dropped the baU eel up nine first plnce wins tD II · ~gao, c en y, as ter 13 mnmgs) . The gam~ was delayed · the Blue Devils five, Point had I argan singled off !he_ short- to giVe up an earned run Ohio U 9 CJncmnatl 4 Utley was taken to a nine seconds and si:r thlrtls Named Wooster 5 He•delberg 2 ton hospital whe{e it required while !be Blue Devils copped SANDWICH, England Ashl~nd I Youngstown 0 13 stitches to clese the wound 1four seconds and six lhlrdll. Great Br.tam, wh<ch hasn't won Oberlin 9 Kenyon 0 in bJS head. . Bryan Swain's 11 points pac-1 the W:a.lker Cup smce 1938, Otterbein 2 Wollenberg 0 RIO Gr~ ·; . 020 000 0-2 5 41eel GARS. Jim GUmore h a l! l chose fiVe newco..,ers to Tellllis 11167 team Which Will fa ce Morris Harvey 010 0110 2-3 7 2 nine. The Devils bost Pomeroy· Kenyon 9 Baldwin Wallace 0 Batteries: Rio GrandeMiddleport Friday. TORONTO (VPJ)-Bob "Everything's aH right when Umted States !;lay l!l-~?· Wittenbe~g 7 Wooster Z dy (LP) and Knoblock· Tuesday's results Is onLy half a hero today ln we win " he said I Amonldg thpe rookies ~re l9· 1 Ohio U. 5 Cincinnati 4 · Harvey - Knapp, ' 1.. • In • how important · eter OosterhUJs Goll rJS "' WGH ""''~'nv~wa , eyes of Toronto 1 Asked the year-o chael Attenboro h s ii' (7) (WP) and Bado. 17~. lmlach. IvldMy was, lmlach replied: rie, Dudley 111111 ~!t~d :::/ MarJetta 17'h Kenyon 6'h m the top of IIKJ.YARD DASH rathar be In my position Cr ddock V ter Malone 12'h Ashland Ill> 1 :~~:r~~a~ Rio G·ran•lelf,' 'MILE 10 B RUN broke a a shot thelrt-how about that!". include a . e an Joe duel up with 45-year-oid - Smith, G, or the second two teams hod traded Sandy Saddler, Rodney Foster, Bone! Bona! RI!LAY - .Won Tuesday nigbt toei.ve goals in eacll of · first Ronnie Shade and Mi"ci1aeJ I ·Hearing wedding bells? Leafs .a 3-2 victory periods, ~ete anU Bonallack. Pleasant, 1:2'4.7. Canadlens Jim Papp•n Ne.w Coach look under JEWElRY in the YEUOW I'AGES. 440-Y~ DIIS~ .,In lbe olnd Jean WASHINGTON (UPIJ- Catho· Where your fln~rs do HUIWLES for the Stanley CUp. lie University announced Tuesday that Wllliam C. Gardiner the l'(~kl.l'\i. ; 1 , .· . • 22.6. . and will. heceme the school's new ""'1 118(!.YA!ID RUN which came in bead basketball coach . Gardiner '1 . ·+ IA!"·jq,··~j\)i;D I)ua .,... petiod, both had 1:\een athletic director and r~ plays. hea\1 haskelbaU coacb at Loyola .' ,. C!ead!~l~ I of N"''( 1958. lance lor the Meigs countlans; fanned 18 hatters on the seven· mning conies! and gave up on· ly three scratch singles. Both Alexander runs were unearned. T h e Southern righthander struck out the side m the second, fourth, fifth and seventh inmngs. Jenkins, in fact, retir· ed four batters on strikes 1n the fourth as one was safe on . I nd"Ians w·In Hargan HurIs 0 ne·HItter. Tumbles wrinkles out! EagIes w·In v- $19 9' • H&·R· FIRESTONE RIA·D ... I I IN OVER 5200 HOMES .. . . ' . •• ' ~1 • ., ., ' . .t t In Most Homes·-- · sMtepiP• 1:.~w • ' The ONLY New,spaper In Many Homes--- .c:a~=~~~~ ... THE :DAILY SENTINEL ls··Read In \' .. -~.~~~.J~~ : · . the two teams on Apnl 4. PornNolan· for a two-run hoiner in let two come across alter are on a three-game wonmng mound. eroy, now with a 8-2 overall the first inning, the third base· southpaw Gerry Arrigo had re- Istreak after a nea1 · hopeless I '·I could tell tonight before I record for the season, soored man's first runs batted in of placed Nolan. Then Hal Lamer! start. Outfielder Willie Mays, threw a pitch if it would ' be a only run in lile flfst inning. the campsign. ~1t ..a sacrifiCe fly to brong in re·m}ured a leg muscle in the ball," Marichal said. "This is a It came on two Unearned Ro01 , the third unearned tally of the third mning of Ihe game and new experJence for me. Maybe lronmen miscues, followed Then doubles by Jay Alou ft~l'l•· was a doubtful starter today. I tr1ed to get in shape too soon a single by Lenny Van Meter. and Marichal accounted for a~· Tony Pe.rez acrounted for Cin- He left the game after getting at sprmg traming after joining Bill Moore, Panther other tally in the second. 'rho cinnati's tone run in the sixth a seventh-inning ;mgle. the club late." mao, also singled with two Giants scored three mor.~ JUns, when he SGCked his fourth ho· Marichal, who was 4-ll over The loss koocked the Reds way in the inning but no all unearned, in the s]i<fh. A mer of the year. . the Reds last season, collecl<·d out of first place, smce St.L&u- run scored. bases loaded throwing error by The won may have been a two hits and for the first time IJS downed Houston ~-0 to re- Only other Panther hitters third baseman Deron Johnson co~tly one for the Gl8nts, who appeared his old sell on the Iplace Cmcmnati m the top spot the encounter were singles by Moore in the fourth and sillh :i~~~~~l:~siO.YARD ".;. ,:,ljllilric.:W!ili 1r.. 1 <• • \ ,. ., r • '., ' ' l ·· · the QNE N,wspaper 1 r l(l.IJ: x;l~ ,:. ••• sefion.'d C'alme , Pul-l .. .' . 4 ~D~.n~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ !!!l-~ '" Toronto Maple Leafs NI"p Montreal In Sudden Death .". ,. • :;r-, J c~Wb Pt PIeasan( Th • }ads Rip GAHS 7' I l'tr~shlngton 1 ffi~ur- ' Bv 6-3 Tally CLARENCE E MIWR 4 If Hurhlanders I :r:r. • p·trateS Dump says ••• t • Tri"angular . TraekMeet lo: • '' • Eagles Edge .Rio Twice, 3-2, ·7-6 ° TbeDoctor ., ' I wn: t · ' Coal laces Bob Bolin of tl1e · G1ants. McCool has woo his or.· ly dec~ion so far. Tuesday night's loss was • Southerns' Ternadoes, despite tough one for young Gary NO·' a slrong pitching effort of sen· lan. the rookie from Oroville, 10r M1ke Jenkms, suffered a 2· Ca!if . wh~ starred with hiS 0 toss to Alexander on Toesday t.1gh school team JUS! a year at Racine. ago Jenkins, who went the dis· .,..I t . ,..; ~ander, SAN FRANCISCO (l/Pl}, Juan M_aricbai still has the Cin· cmnati · Reds under his spell this season. The $100,000 righthander knock~ the Reds ' out of first place Tuesday night in posting his !irsl win of the season after three conseculive losses. The h1gh-klcf9ng Marichal walked three ahd halted Cincinnati's wm streak at five in recordong a IH win for the San Francis- Capitol Commep'l;Ev,ents i ~· 1 - { Marichal Continues Jin~ Over Cincinnati Reds, 6-l :i:;2:~~;~~~:;~:;;g:-~~;;~~c;~;~ii ,, ;; :n. • ·, ' - - - - -- _ _ _~-.--- _ :::'liB ., j 'o ,·~e oif B .. 0 d way ~· my spencer, outlasted the Mi4·1two, and .scattered tliose Six scored when the !IJrow tO catch single. · 1"he Jacke"' loaded the ,bases to play Southern at Middleport. · ' , dle!1_t Ja~kets, 3-ll, Tuesdy at Ihits. Torn Meadow• who had walk~ Thlit was all the scoring as again m the third on two wa)ko GAHS was to play a makwp 1 Middl"lij)dtt. MH~ is f-4 and 1·5·1. Spencer, i anned 1:1, walki!d 7 eel - stealing second sailed Swan, with good support afield, and a hit batter, but Spencer game at Wellston today, and A SIX-hit o!(enaJve by the - which h~d hlm in frequent mto centerf<etd. I shut _ the door thrOURh the sev- fanned van Johnson, lookJn~ . the Blue Devils are at ho.me Blu~ Oevlls." BJdi!d by throwing trouble - and hjt ' one batter. In the JAHS second, Rick 'enth and )Qst inning to eiul that one. Thwsday agamst Oak Hill. I( ' " erron· trying to ·pick off Blue But the lithe all • around ath- Mosley led oft with a ion~ doulF · -The Ja~kets had a real threat In the !J!U1 With Sauer ••1GAHS llO 1110 0-3,6,0 Devils· tra~eting frOm first to Jete was tough with men on le - it hnd to be long, ,as the. ooo~ing ,in the bottom of the third and Swan on second, ' Y[ MHS 000 1100 ~ 0 1 3 second base, produced lhe vic· base, and he had errorless sup· husky GARS catcher ~·t eJ~ ,fir§!. ,G"'!r~e Sauer, with one walks, Mark Tannehill flied Spenc~r and Mo~tey Swan tory ·. · • port behind h1m. He is 4-ll on acHy a Bobby Hays- and c~m~ pUi ~n~ par! Demoskey on firot ldeep to nght l•eld, but Sauer i and Leffingwell. Home plate Bill~w~n, MHS jumor right· the season. home on Pa1ge Humphrey's sing. by:· a walk, stretch;Od a hit inw was out at home on the rela·tJ umpire: Bill Adams, Pomeroy. = 1f ·~ 4) ()~T · aa your :i&wyv pya ~·..r10ca1 · Helen: ' " : a.nd l:Ollf· eet~lll .,fll" Ji!,tlll. Published every day (OJCtPt ·~.­ '" I • am lite , steplal'l'!' of fOUl' her !lka1· ,. ·· ' · · 't;j day) by The Ohio Valley '.' liuh~l\llril childr!!ll. My Tl~ Jllld ~ -'are What a @!line ~ a , ltlp' Company, 110 Mechanic st. Pom~t. .etllnj a dl~ · She bil "· 'blah tli ' Jill Ohio 45769. Business Office phone 99:f. 1\f ,tbelr . 2156. Editorial pbont 992-2157. , rea11ath~ e~ ~'' ,.1; t( with their .,tPotPp7'Wf.i :~. · Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, . My wlfe's twO bllh .!ralit \II try a ·~ ~ l!!o} I , Ohio. "with lile" wbeQ we ipUt up. fore yilu ~ lhe·lloll fipfi,:; lay a boy needs a · father, IL ' • ,. NaUonal adverUslnc representaU'Ie ~ ,ltepfather Is .betle!' ~ Dear Heleo: BotuneDJ Kimball, Inc, 343 l..elllngt.oJl at · au. They are . ._... 1 When cUd You ll'•dlll\le frol!l Komarov's death thus reaffirms the Ave. New York City, New York. era and '!0 bav~ a cW,• ...._. ·college? Or m I !Ia~ lesson of the Apollo ~y: There Is no ·-·• safe moment 1n space flymg. From launch SubscrlpUon rates: Dellv...-... by car · - llke father and tons. ,QU? I r,ftt to 11!11' • reply to to landing, In practice or in actual flight, rler where avaDable, IS cents par week I. · c~i!d with . 8 M'~RIE about ~~Into "the astronauts or ~monauts are constantly one year In advance at the o.oy SenU be sars ··~ Ill' lepl co ege of your choiee" witb a · wa)lt Iii go 1\'ilh me. 8· menaced by the unforseen, the unplan· nel office $18.20; cis mDDths. $9.10 • UDd ided .11 piUJ average. ned for - the gadget that breaks down, three months $8.90. By Motor Route . ec • · I am a re• .craduab! of the wire or harness strap that fails to where carrier service not available ono I,W!IIIl!lil't:DI8lie ' :~ one of the Seven Slstera (includperform as it should. month $1.30. By mall one year $10.00. er to me r he ed in your Big TeD ea!egor)'), sa months, ~S.25; Three moatha, ts.OO There is a natural temptation to spee1he bo)'l, With bei' tat!Dg I and I can tell you 011e muat be ulate abOut where this accident no~ • - - - - - - - - - - - - - · · I 111r1a. I've been thelr father for an "A" sludt!ll t. be ~ leaves Russia in the moon race. There IS " eight yeir1 811!1 II would be ill f h " evidence that all WIIS not well with Kobard 111 them u ·,eU aa'me 10 any 0 1 ese, or lllelr eipl. She • b Bod 11 Al!o I am a hlp ICbool te.di. marov even before he attempted to return to earth. He was testing a new cap- bOundaries. ::d liard tu·alae er wbo believes lD the lmROfl• . . ....,. ance of working my studellllto :!ule; as were the Apollo astronauts. A four - especJally active ,..,_In the caHber of college w o r k. plaaned ~endezvous with Sovuz I ~ not Our own astronauts, personall~ae­ Is there IDYlblnc ~ Academle rilconW ere m ore come off for some reason. There Ia also quainted with this risk of space · ht, ,, _ . , chiliiHD cbOCIIIin8 lllelr lleP- lmptrtef then extra-cw'rl~ ev!de~ that this was not Russia's first can only feel respect for Komarov's ra· ~ij'6 • father? I JOve them. - A actblltii!B. 1n these top collegu, space fatality. very and sadness at his unfortunate 7 _ FATI!ER pub!lc high school stuclenta are No one in America's space pro£am Is death. .·. compeUn"g witll thole fro m gladdened by what happened to. om~rNe!"tber these four deaths nor others ov, however. They are too familiar WJ.tb b f ,,_ private lchoolsllild I bave IM!V• the work and sweat and hope that go ln· that will inevitably come m t e u.,..~ The ..41111011Ge er yet foalld a publk b I gil to a space shot· they have Jived too close- will deter men from reaching the moon B)' Valle4 Plea lllterulltllal school whlcb oifen the advaiily with the heavy responsibility tbat is and going beyond. They may serve to Today Is '19ednelday, April26, ced course.a and 8014 traiJIIn& the~ mhaving a human IJfl! in their temper the urgency of that dream, how· the""116111 day of 196'1 with 248 to private schools do. . bands. 1,~ ever, and that wiU be all for the gqod. WASHINGTON - Deeply seven nations actively ellfllltdjone and cannot aaftly be trnm- lollow. A aludent !!»uJc1 be ~D.' Though they ate en~Jn a race The moon and the planets ~d the though it may be to the . militarily In Vietnam have peti!d, ell tbia Is goiDI to bave '1'lle lllOC!D II ~ ita.I(IIU to wor- to hil ~ MI!J. tbaf 1s an offshoot o£ their ~try's id· stars will be up there for_ a long time; No of the new Amer- drawn much closer togetber Ill eHeclll outside the battle zone phaae and lllliil ~er. · When he doean't be II ilinniDC eologlcal competition with the :SOviet Un· man's life, whether RusSJan or Amencan, il is the aftermath of !he reeent sueand notably upon some AsJaa The mor~g star Is llare. · asalnst hlmaelf, ~ (wllo gave 1 ion and tllough they definite~ intend to is worth getting there today rather lhan really against the Jaw to dt.>- cl!ssful meeting here of t be lflBIIers. w11o are officiAlly The evenmg .star• are Venua, him ,lite abdlly) and IOCielf. that rae~~ like scientists In any other' tomorrow, or next year rather than the cern great improvement in the Southeast Asia Treaty organ!trill but priJately Ill Man llld Jupiter. •. An "A" rneana Wp ~~! It field, their biterest supersedes national year after. allied position in Viet- zalion. While lite two boltera with the pol8cy of re- Born On Ibis day In lBs was 11 .allnost mandalll'y". tiJne from tile obligations of SEATO, Bistance as sheer necesaity ~ American ' llailltPiif!t daya, wUII IIIIIVenilia ao over· n I I Am rl Pakistan & de Gaulle's Fi·ance, the llllfetY of Southeast Asia John Audubon: . crowded. - K.C.L. l (. I V . The mens on e can predictably seJ out the m"* general. On Ibis day on history: Dear K: bombing acll~n to beretofor_e ing, the npsbot stlll was a ltroll- While no one apecta 1n ·1110'1, the first British Ft1nny, JOU'd thlJit a Sevea untouched Hruphong m Nor!il ger endorsement of American to the allied cause from clilonisla to establish a ~- Slstera l!'aduale ·wouJ4 r 11'ill Fred Waring Jr b convert- 1every day but his pleasant am- anti-Americanism · . Dot ch i VIetnam has not cut in half the policy in Vietnam than bad ev- ostensible neutralists, there iJ manent settlement in Ammca MORE CAREFUlLY. I aild, lng to Judaism before his JUDO bie up 5th Ave. was interrupted peaceniks prolested the Vi •I total electric~l-power doutpu~ ot er been given before. now reason to believe thai landed at Cape Henry, Va. "A Btraigbt-'A' arlld baa lese · Rochelle Saltzman every few yards by admirers of war In one of their typical ir- tthe Communist inva ers. er· portanl private I!Upporl wiD be 1n 18ti5, federal troops klm4 chance of making . ,, tbt 131!1 weddins to Yankes' resident all faiths si>JppiiJ4! tD shake •relevancies; picketed a' clrcUJ haps even more Importantly' II For the first Ume, !or exam- coining from widlil! their crup. John Wilkes Booth, the assassill Ten . • than a B or plus Arroyo . . . bo h Sc~ . Ih nd A fine man Ben- ' in Holland and staged a bas established the profound ple, all the slgDera of tile final of :Preslclen: Uncoln, near Pori average student wbo baS LEAD· Mike Burke ug 1 , weppes 'n:tt ~e.:fs off to the ·· Orient down .. The ·circUJ that tbere Is to be no ab· cornunique - including Great Royal, va. He was k!Ued ERSHIP quaJitlea ... " The ~~dr~v::d:.~.:: any minute by way of Kllll- broke that up swiftly and sanct~y anywhere for Britain - agreed not only that despite orders to bring hlm in key word Is GRIND. Jt lndl· a :~~ take a few months to : sas and the s<:ene where "In ply - just Jet loose the ele- the ~mmun~sts so Joo~ as they ~ act of. aggression of world· alive. catea a leu-lban·total person. . ealed· Truman: pbants and the flnkniks ra D continue !hell aggres!lon upon Wide lmphcallons is going on lD Wllh many mon ~~ . 'Cold Bl d corro::;t•ou:~~ ~~ier:: ICapote ~~here ior a din· I screaming . "The Troupers,'' So\ith Vietnam. '!be Un l the d Vietnam but also that ' "Jieci. • blackheads on my nese. thaD can be ,ld!Ditled, t. p :%e will heco head of tbe , ner in· Bennett's bonor: in 1 . a gaaie of nice Bdwy. g Is Statea has made _11 C!lear I at procity Is •an essential element My. mother said it came from ''name" univenltlea aee11 ~ Chi Is fstalf Then plaoe, of oourse. the American response of any_ a~ble propOial ~or 117 WaJIIe G. Brandltadt, wasblng enough. I bave plaa lite abllil7 to ~ ,tbep11:• • 1wbo· raise money for 1 .o~~ G~ Abra~ w b 0 1 Ishowbiz children, honor con~ue tD be carefully ~uction I' the fightill4!.".This Q - I am a woman In my washing every. day but jn a work! that rejecili "e ,,. l . eel w" tm retand to I Never saw so many crummy aooual "Trouper of the Year" •t will be up to the was a blow at the peacenik line 60s. I have a hernia In basn't helped. What lhoulcl I heidi." Scared • rlhlllt tJpea ~~~IJ!;n _ as ~~ ~alter's llic- looking characters in one place ' at the LaUn Quarter May 7 Communists themselves to de- that it is somdlow the . United groin. I thought ~~ men ~0? - even with S.~ averagtl - m , Lynda Bini's social than the Vielniks parading their !and Maurice Cllevalier Is it. bO'I'I far that response \States which 11 responsible for this kind a! hernlil. My A - Blaekbeads are not caU&- often shot dowD. .~s7bad her showing up ror a - - -- · - - --may go. the fact thai peace negotl~tlons wants to operate. Is Ibis ed by dirt II" infection, and the On the other babd, ~ f u 1 ~ ~r hand•hakes at the Bedside In domestic polltlcal terms have never got off the ground best treatment? How e11ldence thai they are cau.sed "making the Big ~" II a ~ twork ·Ball But a nice the hawks are happy that Hai~ That Britain went along with would I be in the boepital? eating certain fonds is very statua aymbol we eoQ)d 'well ~ leisurely iuncheon at lth bong, which so Joog has helped this manlfestD is deeply sig. A :AbOut 811 per cent of 'lbe exact cause Is un- do witbqul Somelllilel II illdlo 10 Ave's "Wo ·Club" with J o a o arm the marauglng North Viet· m!Ja~t. her~uas m the vlcintty of known bo, like !he lesions of c•tes the 1dnd Cl.! mobblallnjlU Leslie's designer Casper. naroese baiUe !orces, bas at ~rune Minister Har.old WIJ. gro~ are inCUinal or•true groin ae~~e with wblch they are oileD dlsplayi!d by a pllbllc 'II lib last been brought under Amer· Jon s Labor government Is uo- hernias. These ~ vrry rare associated, !hey ~ make scbool teacber wba inlllll prl· Perry Como gets a Doctor or , B :C ,. lean striking power The daves der tireless pressure from bis women. The relilaininc 7 their appearance with puberty. vale schools aN tbt ONLY Humanities (that's higher· Y ongressman will scream Still, li was neitb- left wing tD dlsasso&Jte itself cent are femoral hernias They are probably due, in pari way to ll'lltel - H. JeamlDg lor "Mr Nice Guy") er to placaie the hawks nor from the entire American post· these 84 per cent occur in at Jeao~ tD changes in the in· YOUR Bi:LPING , . ~norary degree from Niagar • further tD agllate the droves tio~. In other words, wblle Brl~ ·~· There Is only ~ne cure ternal settetions of the 1 f x lfAND DEPAl\'IMEN'I' Jlitf. Ill JlDie · ·OUr old mil· 11 is becoming more evident all the that this step· was taken. am~ conlr1bution to SEAO SO~· ••!her of these hermu and gl~nds and an Increase In the , ~ Readara: r.fr, 111111 lin. llonlllre friend Joe Glaser a growing need for a dOC1!ntralization of government ollmess ol the skin. JohD Looper, both permlllel1ll 11 was taken lor objective miJ. danty. here wrs undeniably is surgical repair. Neglect (Loull Armstrong's longtime distribution to the local cj:>mmuolty. This week the itary reasons and could not limited, It wu all !he same result in obstruction of a Even hough dirt is not the ly COD!Ined Ill wheel cbl)rl, manager) pta out of Beth Is- National Chairman Ray BUsa announced the been avoided unless the far tess lilmted !ban !Dlgnt nave ' of the mtesUnes - a cause you sbouJd combat the thank all of you for chMi!ll rael HOipltal' thts week "'it !I of a Special Study Group on Revenue Sharing. were to be left frre been feared before the confer· elllergency. olllness of your skin by wam; their lonely Uv• willa malL gall bladC!tr lfllael, tllo' mayhe Iwill deve)lp detailed plans lor returning funda to the to marshal . and supply y e 1 ence began. The length of Ume you ing your face four or five IImea However, some of it 11117. bavt not for :IO!It: Joe may go back Iand Communities to help them meet th~ growing prob- heavier invading forces, QS io- The outcome was an eHec- ba,ve te be m tba boapltal a day with an unscented soap sooe astray aa thelr - .._ .• Jol(),\ · brasshat Taft Sehret- 1!ems and burdens. , deed they arre now doing. live anawer tD those wbo have wOuld depe•ul on several that contains hexachlor01J11ene. dreas Is: Rt. 4, ,Travelera J1uto ber lll)derwent surgery at Beth Att least three identmed Com- been caylog that SEATO Is a but the present tendency Is Don't squ- the blackheada South Carolina, 211680. I hope, Israel . . . Groucbo Man, reThe group will prep e propo1111ll relating to a system munlst divisions are lsed 00 dead instrumenL get you on your feet within out because this is likely te yoo'U write apin. -H. 1 ·"•'•w wtiloobavln• makeup ap- of revenue sharing wltb e States and communities, and ..... po b th Moreover the six fighting hours after the operation cause infection and further. This column Is Cledlcaled .. ~w,. f cti bl k ··~ ' t and local vernme 0 t ''to i!Je North for wwol may e e ' ' ' . . . plle!l bacbtage at the "Today" un ona oc gran.. e 1° s, eaviest en coooter-ofren· nations which aljlyed on here af. let you go home after three more, the blackheada tend to family Uvtng, 10 U yoo•re hav, :" TV show advised the next bam replace 1 e present m mlng gowtb of ll'ants-in.aJcl II. emy If . ter !he end or !he SEOAO mee~ four da)'S. come back in the same place. Jn• ti4 trouble or ~... p Ia I • lor specific purposes swe of many mootbs. , as II o . •-· '· · m lint, ·~ slwuld I get up • ( and now 8 an they do c 0 me log lor a conference of i!Je MaoJr you are a girl, masking wllb trouble, 11!1 HoleD Help YOU I tor 10U .1 •ou're not the pres!- I State and local governm::ll turns have been filed a couppe ' · ila suMmit powers - Austral- Q - I was recent!• face powder or cosmeUCI ma·' She will also welCOme your on ' 1 burl= 1 J 0f ks have passed we down and are heavily mauled, ....,.. , . 1 . dent ,«!" The )'OII're-next are now er ss P e wee . ' histo m record this as com- ian, New Zealand, the Phlllp. on for an iDgninal rupture. The help you to be Jess roDSClous of amusing experlencea. Addreu J1lllllllol'ed It: Hubert .H. Hum· ! 0~!;~ ~::liter~ bald/t!~ tbou~ht~·r::e ~ para:Je toaythe last great spasm pines, Thailand, South Vie I· nurse _asked l1ll! If I was the blackhe~ds. If you ere a Helen Beitel in care of lbll 1 pl!rey. ' l!f 21 Federal ~artm!nts and :goes. or the Nazis In the Battle of nam and Soulb Korea - made to antihloU•~-1 had never boy, try gerlllli a deep suntan. newspaper, ~b!y ':rOutine stage PJat brougllt C~~SMter ·tO the Soviet Uruon's flret man· ned space flight In more than two years. AstronBJlts Grlsaom, White and Chaf· fee died on the ground d~g • a prelaunch drill because of an electrical mal· function. RIISSia's Vladimiir Komarov was \kiUed when his capsule's parachute maltunctioned witbln the earth's atmos· pbere, after he bad already survived the perils of launching, orbiting and re-entry. ~ rl Clilf' WIOO'I Gallipolis Bhie l "making 1118 lint start GAHS got a run in lhe first Je. Jn U•• GARS fourth Mead· a double, sending Demoske) after the fDr ·• dopble · Devil · baseball team, (4·1 ·and as a pitcher in blgh ·I!CtiOol ·- blning when Spencer, leading owiled with 1 single, Gib ~ill· home. But the throw came m play, ·' • , , bebiJill $if' 1-hlt , pitching he's "the regular Jac~et caf!Jh· off, greeted .Swan wilb:« c1eau !foil walked and Meadow• came perfectly on the relay, and De- Rain today thJlll.tened~ COl)- ,. or sophoiDor~. righthand"' "lorn·•er - . limned six, walked only double. He pilfered third, and .llo~ on Mosley's second hit, a . mosk~ was out. eel all games. Tile' Jackets were I' Richard s. Owen, Publisher Cbester Tumeblll, Editor ~apsqle fire at Cape Keuuedy, It was a \~ ' ' TWICE j I ..1 . •J �. ''· (' '/ ' ·:. .;; ';, .FOODlAN·D·. · I . . ' ' ' I ' , ~ I Njl...~r::..-ne Waose .We Med Harder To' . Lowest· Prtc~s Mad~ :Us Sllve You Moliey. We ' T& . sitll ~· ', u•Ater - - Uat's '\lhy 'We'll Stay ' ' ' ~ N...w.er One. ., WE 2 CONVENIENT LOCATidNS TO SE~VE YOU \ RIGHt · QUANTITY . ., / e AT TUPPERS-PLAINS e FRESH GROUND ' LYONS MARKET Markets. AT RAetNE c ' . -M:i\.Ofltlstsl ··~ ''lol I ' . e SATISFACTION GUARANTEED . 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PACK ' CRISCO OIL NOWLAND'S 4 ROLL GALLON j FEATURE OF c PRODUCE " cans · for CHICKEN & DUMPLINGS FLOUR lb."'g ' CREAM OF CHidiN CREAM OF MUSHlbOM Sweet Brier All Purpose 5 r ·tOILET TISSUE PLASTIC GALLON CHICKEN AND NOODll PINEAPPLE JUICE ····I· I . CHEF BOY ARDEE DOUBLE PIZZA PIE MIX BONUS BVl' NORTHERN c _SOUP SALE 2 Argo Brand 1 I : . . MEAT BALL DINNER _ _ :~!~·69c - I , · .I Easy Monday PKG. FOR Society N~tes ... II)' Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles . Gilests of Mr. and Mrs. Jolm ' Mf lmd Mrs. Maynard Bahr Shi!Ung for several qay1 were Monday visit· eently were lr!r. Shilling's bro. of C!Josler . ' , ors of her sister, Mr. and Mrs, thet·, J. B. Shlllln& and his wUe : C. E. Woode. . of Massllkm. ; Mrs. Virgil Roush of West Mrs. Cldfa Pjlllllps has · Shade and daughter, Mrs. Mary turned home after an e•tendod 1 Joe Pooler lllld two children of visit with her sOn, Roger PbU· ! S)'l'acuse and 'Mrs, Mabel Geog· Ups and family at Phoenix, leio of Pomerey all were Sun· zona. Sbe reports she ·enjoytfl • day guests of Mr. and Mro. Ger. the trip and TWA flight lm• ; aid Violet. mens~ly. : •:1 : Mr.. and 'Mrs, Harry Keller, Miss Uncia' Tope of Columbus .Who spend their winters In visited recently with. jter · Florid!! snd their summers In ents, Mr. and Mrs. J,mveU . Maine, end Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs Katherine 'kruskamp, Torrence and two granddaugh· Mrs. Verna Cottrill and Mrs. ters of Columbus and her daugh· Lucy Lambert visited several ter, 1\1,@. Ronnie Bell and relatives and frlendJ at daughtW o! Canal Winchester Hospital a rece~l Sunday. were reeent ~~Jests of Mrs. MY!'; '4r. and Mrl. 1Morj,is Martin tie Frost. • of Ewinglon, R. D:; """" dJn. Mrs, Wilda Cowdery t1 Veto ner guests ol Mr. IJld. Mrs. Brown 'n Serve Bun! called on her brother, Mr. and Francis Cootrlll. Mr11. Way Clark last. week. Harold Cottrill recently Mrs. Bettie Combl and son fered a bad ankle IJ)rain. and Mr.. Joyce Eskew • n d Mrs. Paul Kunz tK at I e family, Xenia, were the Sunday Strong) spent several day! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert cently with her parenb, Mr. Marcinko and family. and Mrs. Joe Strong. Mrs. Idonia Johnston of Port· Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel, lind called·on her son, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Reibel . Mrs. Paul Brtoks &nd family and family ol Pomeroy, and )lr. lf and other relatives and friends and Mrs. Harley Str!ll1g and here last week. flllllly were guests of relatives Mr. and -Mrs, Robert Marcin· b) SprlDifleld recently, Bake 'n -Break )<o and two children, Robert Jr. 'Mrs. Andy Andrulitu. is re· 1 and ROSilmary Kelso, and his ~ating from a recent ill· mother, Mrs. Charlea Marcin- ness·at her home. ko ,all visited at Canton with Mrs. Jamss LOIIg and boby · the latter's son, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Diane Eleen~, have I Eugene Marcinko and !ami· returned to their home In Wells· ly. tOll after spendlug tw•ooay':~~ I wltb Mr. and Mrs. R1 APPIIOVE PACt' Loug. . WASHLNGTON (UPl) ..:. The 1 Mrs. Clara Phillips has Senate gave overwhelming apo her hnme in Wilkesville lo proval Tuesday lo the multi - and Mrs. Carl Shenefield, nation treaty to ban nuclear expects to bur in Wellston. . weapons from outer space. The I Home Demwtrationo .:~:. pact, signed by 79 countries, ll)et with Mn. Edith Gr 1 bon• weapons of mass destruc- 1April l2. The May meetins ; tiOJT from outer space, assures i be with Golda Graham. i "free a.~S8 to ali areas of ce· . l lestlsll>odles," and asserts that !Pancake, 59, was charged with cFr(!•tr.\± · •··. space exploration shall be In I second degree murder Tuesday . the interest, of maintainlng lin •the fa~ shootln1 JLJ?orlse I peace and Ia aocordance with Hdward, 55, ·&I MOI!OI J!arUng. , inltrnational Ia!! Jnd the Unit· Authorities uld Ho"4J'd eel Nations charier. sbl,t four llrpes wltb. a .~ c&U· 1 . . · ",' ber pistol clnrlog •an afillment lb. ' '<· I I - l 2V. CAN c lb. ..... ,, . j c I FROZEN CEU.O PKG. 1B oz.: ' Size �. ''· (' '/ ' ·:. .;; ';, .FOODlAN·D·. · I . . ' ' ' I ' , ~ I Njl...~r::..-ne Waose .We Med Harder To' . Lowest· Prtc~s Mad~ :Us Sllve You Moliey. We ' T& . sitll ~· ', u•Ater - - Uat's '\lhy 'We'll Stay ' ' ' ~ N...w.er One. ., WE 2 CONVENIENT LOCATidNS TO SE~VE YOU \ RIGHt · QUANTITY . ., / e AT TUPPERS-PLAINS e FRESH GROUND ' LYONS MARKET Markets. AT RAetNE c ' . -M:i\.Ofltlstsl ··~ ''lol I ' . e SATISFACTION GUARANTEED . ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR MONEY WILL aE CHEERFULLY . REFUNDED! e. ·- '- :; . No ~m~kksl WAID CROSS SONS . 1 Middleport, 0. Kanauga, 0. TENDERBEST lb. : No;.Jf-sl '' ' ' '.i .. ' ' . •• BONVS BlJl' ;!" ,, , . SaV1ilgs(For . ': . : April 27:-28-29 e . AT RUTLAND -e RUTLAND DEPT STORE ' ' { ' STOKELY BARTLETT . 1 PEARS ' :i' I Jllgbtte~ 1 to limit quulltitl . . ---...-'!: .•. Dairy Bti:Y$1 • 6\atkberri ls i ' ... I SWIFT'S PREMIUM FULL CUT ' '~ ·· ' Ideal Spring ~~rt _ ••,,dt ICE. tta•P'ol'l"' c Gillon Only BA -ERY .. -----Royal Scott "· , VANILLA ICED APPLE ROLt . 'f ' BOTTOMS UP seelll8 to lie the V01118 In early spriaJ! . ljiorll, 11 Menno, a tboroacllbred &I Gulfstteam Pm (lop), Reule Smltb of tbe Boston Red Sox (lower left) ud. pole vaulter Boll Sea&reD all tab a look li the world from uolher ugJe. . ._ ,. . Wj ' - OLEO ~ ·---~~·-====:::::::::... ~- ·i u_·rr Lrs Plains Wilkesvj]l.& .•. . · ~ .1 ~ ·~l:. s(kiety News ,, Chef's . '·· I BO.PEEP AMMONIA L•rvt 32 19c OL Bolito------ •. Lu<:k'o lrond ~cone..._ _ __ 69c 49c THE WEEICl ' .·:,~ 3 ' ' BIG '3' MEAT BUYSI . " ROUND. ' '. •! ''I ' •; ' ' -~J.c!·dl.ltf. lb. sc _,.~,.tit; R'S -----···· ····· -· ... · , ghton's family Favorites 'Bll·t -termilk · c ' 1 MAN Oblo CHARGED CUP1)8 1 LQlfDON, a~ Monday night · a house roy by the two. ., ! S"'·.i llb., oil >I . :. ·· : ··• >J!· It/ ,,,; · •, l.'i~- 11· :·' I. , 1 .' ·'i:t . ,.~,. . I~~=============~====:l~~~~~;~~ ·~~~ ..JII"'i! "•- LB. BOX 49c • > r , , • I J I STR~ITMANN 1-lb. ZESTA CRACKERS ··· · · · MOTHERS OATS ............ 42oL ·,. .' • ' \ ' RED BARN t galoa • I for ' " I 51.' 0 Fresh Ripe Cantaloupes QUART SIZE DOWNEY ............. . ' .• ~a.29c 4 •••. 37c NABISCO COOKIES · .(I.QROX ', ,, ,BL'401 .... •" ... · , 3 Biscuits . 1 • Food PILLSBURY OR BALLARD . 24 oz. STRAINED ~by 14 OZ. CAN c lb. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ' 1 1 I BONVS BVY r•· .' ' 'j'j: . ' ., New Red POTATOES DEEP LB~OWN BEANS BONVS Blfl' J·sc "SPlRIN . PACK ' CRISCO OIL NOWLAND'S 4 ROLL GALLON j FEATURE OF c PRODUCE " cans · for CHICKEN & DUMPLINGS FLOUR lb."'g ' CREAM OF CHidiN CREAM OF MUSHlbOM Sweet Brier All Purpose 5 r ·tOILET TISSUE PLASTIC GALLON CHICKEN AND NOODll PINEAPPLE JUICE ····I· I . CHEF BOY ARDEE DOUBLE PIZZA PIE MIX BONUS BVl' NORTHERN c _SOUP SALE 2 Argo Brand 1 I : . . MEAT BALL DINNER _ _ :~!~·69c - I , · .I Easy Monday PKG. FOR Society N~tes ... II)' Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles . Gilests of Mr. and Mrs. Jolm ' Mf lmd Mrs. Maynard Bahr Shi!Ung for several qay1 were Monday visit· eently were lr!r. Shilling's bro. of C!Josler . ' , ors of her sister, Mr. and Mrs, thet·, J. B. Shlllln& and his wUe : C. E. Woode. . of Massllkm. ; Mrs. Virgil Roush of West Mrs. Cldfa Pjlllllps has · Shade and daughter, Mrs. Mary turned home after an e•tendod 1 Joe Pooler lllld two children of visit with her sOn, Roger PbU· ! S)'l'acuse and 'Mrs, Mabel Geog· Ups and family at Phoenix, leio of Pomerey all were Sun· zona. Sbe reports she ·enjoytfl • day guests of Mr. and Mro. Ger. the trip and TWA flight lm• ; aid Violet. mens~ly. : •:1 : Mr.. and 'Mrs, Harry Keller, Miss Uncia' Tope of Columbus .Who spend their winters In visited recently with. jter · Florid!! snd their summers In ents, Mr. and Mrs. J,mveU . Maine, end Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs Katherine 'kruskamp, Torrence and two granddaugh· Mrs. Verna Cottrill and Mrs. ters of Columbus and her daugh· Lucy Lambert visited several ter, 1\1,@. Ronnie Bell and relatives and frlendJ at daughtW o! Canal Winchester Hospital a rece~l Sunday. were reeent ~~Jests of Mrs. MY!'; '4r. and Mrl. 1Morj,is Martin tie Frost. • of Ewinglon, R. D:; """" dJn. Mrs, Wilda Cowdery t1 Veto ner guests ol Mr. IJld. Mrs. Brown 'n Serve Bun! called on her brother, Mr. and Francis Cootrlll. Mr11. Way Clark last. week. Harold Cottrill recently Mrs. Bettie Combl and son fered a bad ankle IJ)rain. and Mr.. Joyce Eskew • n d Mrs. Paul Kunz tK at I e family, Xenia, were the Sunday Strong) spent several day! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert cently with her parenb, Mr. Marcinko and family. and Mrs. Joe Strong. Mrs. Idonia Johnston of Port· Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel, lind called·on her son, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Reibel . Mrs. Paul Brtoks &nd family and family ol Pomeroy, and )lr. lf and other relatives and friends and Mrs. Harley Str!ll1g and here last week. flllllly were guests of relatives Mr. and -Mrs, Robert Marcin· b) SprlDifleld recently, Bake 'n -Break )<o and two children, Robert Jr. 'Mrs. Andy Andrulitu. is re· 1 and ROSilmary Kelso, and his ~ating from a recent ill· mother, Mrs. Charlea Marcin- ness·at her home. ko ,all visited at Canton with Mrs. Jamss LOIIg and boby · the latter's son, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Diane Eleen~, have I Eugene Marcinko and !ami· returned to their home In Wells· ly. tOll after spendlug tw•ooay':~~ I wltb Mr. and Mrs. R1 APPIIOVE PACt' Loug. . WASHLNGTON (UPl) ..:. The 1 Mrs. Clara Phillips has Senate gave overwhelming apo her hnme in Wilkesville lo proval Tuesday lo the multi - and Mrs. Carl Shenefield, nation treaty to ban nuclear expects to bur in Wellston. . weapons from outer space. The I Home Demwtrationo .:~:. pact, signed by 79 countries, ll)et with Mn. Edith Gr 1 bon• weapons of mass destruc- 1April l2. The May meetins ; tiOJT from outer space, assures i be with Golda Graham. i "free a.~S8 to ali areas of ce· . l lestlsll>odles," and asserts that !Pancake, 59, was charged with cFr(!•tr.\± · •··. space exploration shall be In I second degree murder Tuesday . the interest, of maintainlng lin •the fa~ shootln1 JLJ?orlse I peace and Ia aocordance with Hdward, 55, ·&I MOI!OI J!arUng. , inltrnational Ia!! Jnd the Unit· Authorities uld Ho"4J'd eel Nations charier. sbl,t four llrpes wltb. a .~ c&U· 1 . . · ",' ber pistol clnrlog •an afillment lb. ' '<· I I - l 2V. CAN c lb. ..... ,, . j c I FROZEN CEU.O PKG. 1B oz.: ' Size �.t' \' ' ' JfOTifE! ' LADOER.S ARE, TO BE ·SOLD ' \ FROM TINY*S . ,.X' " ·' . ! '. ' + ' ' .,· EJJRA ,._ ' .'Giant Warehouse ANOTHER .) :·_ I· .' . (:; '• . ,i;:, '' 1•. ' , < I . , \1 '\•' I \' I • ' With these new aluminum extension ladders you stand away from the wall and reach more area than is poss,ble with·any other kind of ladder. You can now paint wide roof ov~rhangs and windows · without stretching ••• paint gutters without_damage. l'hat's why we bought these exclusive new WERNER ladders by the truckload. The secret is an aluminumSTA-SAFE'" stand-off stabilizer that comes right with each ladder ••• straddles windows and obstructions while lncreasing 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. . SOlD FROM ' THE WAREHOUSE SUNBEAM CLOCKS SUNBEAM CLOCKS Malibu Occaaional ModeiEB114 Vennont Occaalonal Woodtone. Model 8104 Reg.15.95,Sale Reg.14.95,Sale ~1 01 . .WASH CLOTHS STRUCTO . . ' r. '· .. ~ . I $\.98 --- YEAR co• WARRANTY , 17.95 21.95 25.95 29.95 36.95 41.95 48.95 1\M\\\\\~\\\\~ Patonttd eo~ot!Oft 11vn llfotlma stronltll 1nd "f.ty. Aluminum 11101 Is 40% otrun.., than most 1IUmlnum • mosnealum air.,.. I .. . REG. $19.95 • $49.95 UST i59.95 UST $69.95 UST 17 1nd 21 JEWELS Reg. 49c 1 KING TAPE Pots of Roses ! REG. 98c CYCOLAC" END CAPS WATCHES · c • ''PAPER SPIN-PROOFt 11tl' runas with patenlld Al.I'L.oJolnts are 5 times ltrOflP!-~!' code requiretfWntl. RUOIUDI""'IOI¥ not t pin. ' MOTOR NOTEBOOK ~ ' 'l tt~G. 44 HOOD AND 13.95 _ 17.95 - ' 24 ft.- 21.95 28 ft.- 25.95 32 ft.- . 32•.95 36 ft.- 37.95 40 ft.- ' 44.95 16ft.- i 20ft.- 1 rubber• •••• •••• • •••• 11.11_.. •, PRIC~WITH LAQDER PRICE. STA-SAFE"' STAND-OFF. INCLUDED ,a,,\.\ EACH WITH -GRILL - ; ' Special G\~\\' EXTRA HEAVY " t, - In ,...,..alrudy....,.aUl.labtltd aluminum - - llddiP', )'OU ml)' ·obtain 1 STA·SAFP lltlnd<Oil atablllztr -lltely.''rt hu I 40" oprud tllot olllddl• tllo a - window. Fits ovtr lilo 2 lop I'IIIIP fl lftY round run1 aluminum lldder IJII'Inl llloty.cllp IIIII Olllln lor • curo f1atanlnl. Arm• aro tlp(lld Willi noiHIIOntlllliiiH'IItlln!WIIIte 28c $ MENS Or · ~YUIT'Fl10&iM::·~FIIIIIill.lilli.•••• Very Special Prices! ~""'. ROPE AND PULL['( on 111 models t Kcept 16' lilt for' easier handlln& of ladder. I< . anr 1urface. Will not bruk off. Pllftt at · repair without worry or damaae. extension ladders at these 33 . prevent scratchel and mars on We have just a few 15• wide UL labeled aluminum i1! 20·fT, • • • • • • • 14.95 I 1 WOMENS . , on 1y ' - i DON'T MISS THIS 16-FT. •TWIST·PROOr- ladders with spin-proof rungs, mar· proof end c:apa and non·akid self-adjusting rubber feet. 29 ' .... IN A FREE 11 QT. PLASTIC PAIL ., 0 ' REG. $2.99 _, - 20 Gallon ,- • I ' (. ~~ - ULUITID MtDIAIILID I MIGHrf LITE"' step stool · . IJLA~Tic·. -WASTE 8 . · , ·· ~7RA Honcly 2' hljjh ltlp - 1 lopptd w1111 rtc1 tllbbor MfiiJ' mat ond.rlbbtd rubber faei tho! can't. come fioily oparotlftl aplllldar l>lrJiaa ptnch·praof ·hlnpiD P"" tOc:t h •• w11 ·~- on eloslnlladdor. Stopa have ·r-. ASKErs_ iaiJ!II corrupttd llfoty troac1. .._., aaCh Bag I" · ' \ .... ,, ' ~ ·~ . • •• . o'.· SIZE ' c , lor tile lady o1 hoUM. Wide platform Iota you lael llko )'OU'ro atandlnl! on the floor. l)esllftcd eapaclolly for houoehold chores. l.llddor Ia laather Ul!hlond lolda ID 2%' depth for eaay otoraao ••• ombolltd apill proof do1r1 n poll holdtr ... mar-proof non·• liP 1!'• aafll,y fall. · lARG& · 98c Pack CONSTANCE HELPER• ,•o/ . •' -· ' ' ' ' 4' hlicM-Icleallor 8' collln1 7;77 RUGGED SAF·T-MASTER• ECONOMIOAL)TEPLADDER Constructed or the finest <~iraraft aluminum with full 3", Y(ide steps. Convenient TOOL• TRA-TO~ hDidl hammert ~rtwdrlver, nuts, bolts ou •lnt can. EmbosMd lpill· ""'' pall hoiCIOr oupparta 111> ID 50 Ale. Ono hand , _ . , btr can't pinch fin..,., 1115' hei&h' IUS Attractive. matched ribbed Jlumlnum on front and rur rails, pall shelf and top. Steps have dHp, sllp·rnlstant corruga· tlons for safety. Attractive red vinyl .molded aafe-tred feit mltdlalde l'lil contoura •• , , can't come o!f, 5' hllaht 7.77 6' holsht 9.44 8'111W1t .. . l'~lht~~~ 9.44 r;o.M.E to·. -· · ' ' ', ' . ..,.. 't;\ ' S ..T OII . . . �.t' \' ' ' JfOTifE! ' LADOER.S ARE, TO BE ·SOLD ' \ FROM TINY*S . ,.X' " ·' . ! '. ' + ' ' .,· EJJRA ,._ ' .'Giant Warehouse ANOTHER .) :·_ I· .' . (:; '• . ,i;:, '' 1•. ' , < I . , \1 '\•' I \' I • ' With these new aluminum extension ladders you stand away from the wall and reach more area than is poss,ble with·any other kind of ladder. You can now paint wide roof ov~rhangs and windows · without stretching ••• paint gutters without_damage. l'hat's why we bought these exclusive new WERNER ladders by the truckload. The secret is an aluminumSTA-SAFE'" stand-off stabilizer that comes right with each ladder ••• straddles windows and obstructions while lncreasing 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. . SOlD FROM ' THE WAREHOUSE SUNBEAM CLOCKS SUNBEAM CLOCKS Malibu Occaaional ModeiEB114 Vennont Occaalonal Woodtone. Model 8104 Reg.15.95,Sale Reg.14.95,Sale ~1 01 . .WASH CLOTHS STRUCTO . . ' r. '· .. ~ . I $\.98 --- YEAR co• WARRANTY , 17.95 21.95 25.95 29.95 36.95 41.95 48.95 1\M\\\\\~\\\\~ Patonttd eo~ot!Oft 11vn llfotlma stronltll 1nd "f.ty. Aluminum 11101 Is 40% otrun.., than most 1IUmlnum • mosnealum air.,.. I .. . REG. $19.95 • $49.95 UST i59.95 UST $69.95 UST 17 1nd 21 JEWELS Reg. 49c 1 KING TAPE Pots of Roses ! REG. 98c CYCOLAC" END CAPS WATCHES · c • ''PAPER SPIN-PROOFt 11tl' runas with patenlld Al.I'L.oJolnts are 5 times ltrOflP!-~!' code requiretfWntl. RUOIUDI""'IOI¥ not t pin. ' MOTOR NOTEBOOK ~ ' 'l tt~G. 44 HOOD AND 13.95 _ 17.95 - ' 24 ft.- 21.95 28 ft.- 25.95 32 ft.- . 32•.95 36 ft.- 37.95 40 ft.- ' 44.95 16ft.- i 20ft.- 1 rubber• •••• •••• • •••• 11.11_.. •, PRIC~WITH LAQDER PRICE. STA-SAFE"' STAND-OFF. INCLUDED ,a,,\.\ EACH WITH -GRILL - ; ' Special G\~\\' EXTRA HEAVY " t, - In ,...,..alrudy....,.aUl.labtltd aluminum - - llddiP', )'OU ml)' ·obtain 1 STA·SAFP lltlnd<Oil atablllztr -lltely.''rt hu I 40" oprud tllot olllddl• tllo a - window. Fits ovtr lilo 2 lop I'IIIIP fl lftY round run1 aluminum lldder IJII'Inl llloty.cllp IIIII Olllln lor • curo f1atanlnl. Arm• aro tlp(lld Willi noiHIIOntlllliiiH'IItlln!WIIIte 28c $ MENS Or · ~YUIT'Fl10&iM::·~FIIIIIill.lilli.•••• Very Special Prices! ~""'. ROPE AND PULL['( on 111 models t Kcept 16' lilt for' easier handlln& of ladder. I< . anr 1urface. Will not bruk off. Pllftt at · repair without worry or damaae. extension ladders at these 33 . prevent scratchel and mars on We have just a few 15• wide UL labeled aluminum i1! 20·fT, • • • • • • • 14.95 I 1 WOMENS . , on 1y ' - i DON'T MISS THIS 16-FT. •TWIST·PROOr- ladders with spin-proof rungs, mar· proof end c:apa and non·akid self-adjusting rubber feet. 29 ' .... IN A FREE 11 QT. PLASTIC PAIL ., 0 ' REG. $2.99 _, - 20 Gallon ,- • I ' (. ~~ - ULUITID MtDIAIILID I MIGHrf LITE"' step stool · . IJLA~Tic·. -WASTE 8 . · , ·· ~7RA Honcly 2' hljjh ltlp - 1 lopptd w1111 rtc1 tllbbor MfiiJ' mat ond.rlbbtd rubber faei tho! can't. come fioily oparotlftl aplllldar l>lrJiaa ptnch·praof ·hlnpiD P"" tOc:t h •• w11 ·~- on eloslnlladdor. Stopa have ·r-. ASKErs_ iaiJ!II corrupttd llfoty troac1. .._., aaCh Bag I" · ' \ .... ,, ' ~ ·~ . • •• . o'.· SIZE ' c , lor tile lady o1 hoUM. Wide platform Iota you lael llko )'OU'ro atandlnl! on the floor. l)esllftcd eapaclolly for houoehold chores. l.llddor Ia laather Ul!hlond lolda ID 2%' depth for eaay otoraao ••• ombolltd apill proof do1r1 n poll holdtr ... mar-proof non·• liP 1!'• aafll,y fall. · lARG& · 98c Pack CONSTANCE HELPER• ,•o/ . •' -· ' ' ' ' 4' hlicM-Icleallor 8' collln1 7;77 RUGGED SAF·T-MASTER• ECONOMIOAL)TEPLADDER Constructed or the finest <~iraraft aluminum with full 3", Y(ide steps. Convenient TOOL• TRA-TO~ hDidl hammert ~rtwdrlver, nuts, bolts ou •lnt can. EmbosMd lpill· ""'' pall hoiCIOr oupparta 111> ID 50 Ale. Ono hand , _ . , btr can't pinch fin..,., 1115' hei&h' IUS Attractive. matched ribbed Jlumlnum on front and rur rails, pall shelf and top. Steps have dHp, sllp·rnlstant corruga· tlons for safety. Attractive red vinyl .molded aafe-tred feit mltdlalde l'lil contoura •• , , can't come o!f, 5' hllaht 7.77 6' holsht 9.44 8'111W1t .. . l'~lht~~~ 9.44 r;o.M.E to·. -· · ' ' ', ' . ..,.. 't;\ ' S ..T OII . . . �• ·'' ~;.•- ~ i \ ' { ' ' ~ I - ····dicate, Pr!l Crooks · Face Tougher /Tilfies ~;~;ti~;:~~~£:.~·· -~.. .:~_:,;'"' .. ~' -~ ! ' - . the·prlm ...< PIII'Jl9BO ·~""'7 . .._,t Is .,r:• ,. . .'(,, ' , ' ',, · ,. 1:··t~ ·" ' ,· ''' ' .... w asst-' .. 'Ohl ., o J •1' RICJ!AJID :E.f;!:GRTNER alow., taking shape In a ~I~~Q>e- changing • a !JIIIllunelio"nlngl "So,far It has beeh.a process, there•.,;. Hrei!Y wehcatl;er~ . fotcerrient agel.cl~ In tlielr .~ press Jnt4naUoaal shift <!lblde jn the southwest phone at his right elbow. Dave of r getting: organiz~. aejttng but II)~~.·· ,) aid \(essiet. ·' 'I iort8·~ to ~b4t cr!ilie. . ,. (UPII--A dlvi- corner of the ,State House An- Kessler descrthed the Dlvl!lon tills thing IIJl and doing ~~QI)Ie don't ·fhink, ~ei are. going to _ " · 1 ·/··_;n'.•a!med at m~ things nex. of Cri~ Activities, the new· research,'' said the one:tlme have to asli the legWature for "We aren't ~· to s~ . ·!~\ ;her ·for proles!llillal and Sitting behind a scarred desk est section of the state attorney llqUQI" llontrnl chief. any 'llelp In ,lhO, ~IY o! new any ~-·s · ~·- In m~'*tjilnj The new are · , And _$PRING TIME , • ·' ndicate criminal~ in Ohio Is with a' telephone repairman general's office. , "While It ls not a new Idea In laws." . •_ · · · we &ren I gqing to do ·C orputs, Ptyros~~~n ; ~0 ,.®ETHER, , .· 1n ercOiill "'"""'"1 ., "We are now really getting state gqvernment ~ Michigan · unlll we ~et a . FOlt ~LI:.. THJi . ) started," commented Kessler as and ~ew Jersey have siznilar The """';time assls~t In the qu~t," he said. tiori. S~tivetsivJl Activities · •, -- FAMILY · • .. he glanceda round the IS by 15 sections," pointed put Kessler, prosecutors office of J!'ranklin "And we have had several Crtinirial InteiiJgance. foot room with J wsll full of "it is new f;A Ohio." · Countty andthColu~~~s,;.salfd th\11 thpse already," Kessler . "All lbese~llfe. nothlnt! new, . $2.9 _ ' l 1. I World War II file cabinets. · _, mo~ . cases e au""'',, 0 a "They ktjow we . ate around. said ' Kessler. "We are just : ,, • Avert Dupllcatlon diviSion comes from common just hepe the crbD!nal advantage of w~at's .T.,H. E ' o'' E : 'BOX ·tries 8 cents Surface Rate What we are really trying to law and Is only limited by stat, starts to feel it." make thinp a llt~e hartlerll . . ' .,;,nts Air Mail. ' do, is co-ordinate several exisl~ utes. " '' · Whelt! asked •bow he ;~lb;e~pr~o~fes~s~io~n~al~an~·;d~~ Mllldleport · Recent visitors of Mr. Clint fe DCfeaS • ing areas of the attorney gl!l> "One such limitation is the b!U to come back to the cate criminal ' i.oe~~i!!!~!l!!!i~~!l!! Birch and Leota were Mr. and . . Parcel Post - Canada, Mex· oral's office along with a cou- creating county prosecutors.''•sler said · he ~ot "a call = Mrs. Lawrence Llpps and chil- Local posbnasters sa1d toda¥ 100, Central Amer1ca, Mediter- pie of new ones," he said. "We he explained. '.'It used to be Bill (Atty. Gen. William B. dre;& of LitUe Hocking and Mr. that effective M~y I, 1967, the ranean Island, $1.00, first . . 2 don't _want to duplicate unnec- that the attorney general was be) to set up an 0~~·~~~::1 andt,Mrs. Frank Holter, Racine. rate on mternauonal mall w11l pounds: 30 cents each additiOn- essardy." - empowered to try cases any. to deal with Intercounty Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott be increased as follows: a· pound. Although the section has heen where in the state. and Intelligence." vlsfted their daughter and lam· Canada and Mex1co. Letter To all other countries, fl.IO , in existence for six weeks, -KesBatlfe Subversion "He knew 1 was lnberes;ted,"l Uy,i Mr. and Mrs. George Soud- 'Mall, 5 cents per ounce; A I r Frrst 2 pounds; 35 cents, each sler explained that the job so "Under most instances today, he said. "I used to handle or( and . Toni of Xenia a re- Mall, 8 cents per ounce. additional pound. far has meant digging through the prosecutor asks for help of those things before, but ceril Sunday. Countries other than Can~da And consult your local Post existing statutes to find out just from the state." he said. "But everything was done on sort Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black 1and Mexico, 13 ce~~· lst ounee ; Offlc~ for rates ()~ any mail what the division can do. there are areas we can act 8 piece-meal ~asis.' ' an~ daughter, Columbus, were 8 cents eaci1 additional ounce. not hsted, they srud. "It looks like everything Is solely on our own. One field is ,Kessler seid the re<tlnt guests of his parents, Central Amenca, SOuth Amt!r·' ~' \. Mri and Mrs. Richard Black. lea, Caribbean Islands, 15 cents Illr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer per hai!-<Junce. an~ daughter, Long Bottom. and : . Eur~pe (Escept Estonia, Ltd· Mr; and Mrs. Kenny Brewen v:a, Lithuama, U.S.S.R), Medl· and children of Columbus were 1temmean Afrlca, 20 cents per ;<;, -~ ,.~ ,r ' ' >~ , , iY . '. '' --~' ', . . . • a} lnlernaliOD :ji iversville Mal'} Rates 1 · 13 ed A I 1 A. :C. Brewer and David. To Estonia, Latvia, Uthuania, Mrs. Joann Dailey and Mrs. U.S.S.R., Asia, The Pacific, Helen Black visited Mrs. Anne Africa other than Medlterran· Brewt .. and daughter. Maxine,t ean, 25 cents per hal£-ounce .. on a recent Wednesday after! · Canada, Second Class Ma1l, nGon. 2 cents first 2 ounces: 1 cent Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talboll of New Lexington were Sunday guests of his p·arents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. Howard Allen, loca l, a n d Society Notes son. Dwa ine. Rutland, spent a By Ada Slack fl. Budget Saver Evergdau! GRADE A MILK po!'t \o1sited her mother. Mrs. parued her parents, Mr. and :.Irs. r·- Je Saunders of Galli- Virgil Bogard and Eher Car.l polis to Gahanna where they penter flew to NelriOnville a[vlsited the latler.'s daughter rt>rtmt Hfter.tl~ . and son-in-law, Mr. and ~rs. ' P~STEURIZED The HOMOGENIZED GALLON _ _ r:tC'h sho1ped in Pomeroy re- birthday of eight year old Kev· c:mly. in was observed. ~~r~ F.:v<l Dailey soent I~ few Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cundiff, Sr. (I ; ,.s re .c- nt lv with her son and of Charleston spent the week· f ·... l-lr · or~~~~~~- le!Ty lend here. · with their daughter P"i" ?'v n. :'\ e vR"""k , , &11d other 1and ,s~~~n-law. Mr. and Mn. rc ' zt~. ~s Ralp~ "Lavender and sons. WilR :~ · • ,.. , . ~ ~ !'! ~ H C;u- lie and Sherman , and other rel· atives and friends. .~ . ' r • - -:...'·-.J ~,~ ·, 1..''-, ., "r F'( W D ·rst, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Moore 1 . r, -· .-· Griffith. and chilrlre-n. Christy anrt Brit! · • 11 ,,·, ~ -. , fJ. -~ 1\lq, 9J~~~~rk were wtekend Dur.·!. Gr . ~ .'! tM!.!~!J; : , art r< ~uest~ ol . ~~ paren~; _Mr. and --· ·· -- -· - ·- -· 79( Quart ',' I KENNEBEC CERTIFIED Seed Potatoes __,. , . .·• i.! t Mr. and Mrs. George _,_. . · -~'\ -~~r · ,to Huntington to thke ~l;· ..f. \~_/,~~~~ ~~fer, Eleanor Kayf t() Marshall"'d.nege where she is a student They visited Mr. 0 and Mrs. Millard Duckworth. 1\lfred • l y N l es SOCJe ICE CREAM l gallon carton - • Open Mon.·FrL ····---~ 9 to 8 Saturday -·----------- 9 to 8 c 5TH & PEARL STS.-RACINE I• "The Store With A Hart• • • • • RIGHT RESERVED -- SALAD DRESSING Duckworth, accompan- • MARKET TO UMlT QUANTITIES. Salad Bowl John ; K;jpotr'·k. Ml'. · M1s,.1 Mrs, Hannan London and !'atVil;.gfi Hr.~ard, Mrs. Loliise Van . ricia 'and 'other relalives. , On Meier and Nikki.i(!t<nyr s~ (Su~av 'or dinner they were Mrs. ' Donald Bre~~ uoir ·~rid j i<l~~d by Mr and Mrs. James Tim. Mrs. Sylvia Allen, Mrs. Gumthttr and daughters.. Lon Merle Van )te;er and p au 1 and Ct..rrie. Dean, Willa~·JSteppe, Ml:ll; Ka- Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and thY, Proffitt. A. ..C. Brewer and I sons, Johnny and Don•ld of CanMrs.' Elva Da!ley. , ton spent the weekend w1th Mr. and Mrs. J~n . Webster Q!l' hjs "/other, Mrs. Ada Slack. Columbus were ""''n~ i\l!sli. Sunday - g~ests were Mr. and of ·her parents, Mr. and lllrj, ll\lrs, Harley Johnson and TamRudy Durst. Imy, Cheryl and Terry. Wolf Mrs. Fal}nie. Durst was: a re- 1Pen. ·'' . j ceQt • guest of Mrs. Ned Mid-t Mrs. Agnes While end brother, 100 b~~$3· 89 HI-C FRUIT' . I . EF'S DELIGHT 3~~~- 89c C EESE LOAF - ~~· 69c :..;;_'Big___.;V;..._alu-e'.;....._I~-~~~~: ARGO SWEET .Jfabric Softener 69c PEASE~~~. 7c~~ S1 MAGIC BLEACH DEL MONTE ~~;::s·· Gallon Jug . . · 39c PEACHES -N·~.!v. 25c ,,i • ' NEW YELLOW ONIONS 3: 19( 5pent Sunda} with Mr. a n d1 Mrs Mildred Salser and chilMrs. De!bert Yost and family ~ dren of. Rncine Road have Our Own at ~ugar Grove. moved into the Alva Cross ¥r. and Mrs. Paul Buckl()y huuse behind Syr:tr:use Driveana family recently visited rela· jIn restaurant. t.iv~s in co:umbus. ~- --~~~~~~Nina Robinson a~d Clara : Wilbt!r Parker. He rf><!eived Folln~d spent Sunday with Mr.! emergency leave from Goose and Mr!'l . Otto Swartz at Shad ~!. ; Bay, LabrDdor, due 111 his wife's Mr. and Mrf'-. Cha'i. D. Woodej illness. Mrs. Poole is now im- Lean and Meaty 1 · OP'/nt Thur'iday with her moth·, proving. er,: Mrs. J. B. Hayes, ot Mid- I Mrs. Eleanor Boyles, Nina .. d\eJlorL Robinson ond Clara Follrod visMr. and Mrs. Harold l'ollrod i ited Mrs. Grace Kelly in the and family of West Jeffer!Wm l Camden . Clark Hospital Park· · :Visited Nina Robins<in and Cl•-i mburg, one day recently. Mrs. on Saturday. [Kelly i< recovering !rom recent Emma Findling is spend-: surgery. stme time wilh her brot~- · Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode Cearl Pef'on, at Hunti,gton, called 011 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. · Va., w--lfis Wile, Flor· Woode at Tuppers Plains a re. Is ho~lized. In Veter-; cent Sunday. Th~ latter couple Memonal Hospital, Pome-1has neither one been so well of late and were unable to at· 1 . Joseph R. Poole VISited .tend the recent -dinner at the . · wife, Martha, al the hol!tO Swartz'• home here as plan· her parents, 1\lr. and Mn. ned and reported In the newL Sliced lb. 25c I . • ......._ .... .- ,. ' • N ~-~. -.a.; . ...... ....... ,., ~ lb: ' lb. Our Own Good. Fresh - ' Me•tyi, Fresh Pork ' Ground IJeef 3 lb.1.3.'9 ' • ..... - ,.... ., • >'I ... .- ' ' ' •' ' _I • ' •· ' Pi.~e lb. 69c BUTT STYLES Boneless Stewing Beef _ lb. 79c ' . . ~ • CENTER BLADE CYJ:S ' ' - OR FOUR LEOc;ED t, · lb. 55c CAP'N JOHN f-ROZEN Chuck Stealcs _ _ _ lb. 45c Ocean Perch, Fillets 1-lb. pkg 49c LEAN PLATE CA~'~ JOHN FROZEN Boiling Beef _ _ __ Cod Fillets ALL MEAT CHUNK STYL! CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Large Bologna _ __ lb. 49c Haddock Fillets _ 1-lb. pka. 59c SUPER-RIGHT TASTY FRt~D Smokies 12-oz. pkg. 69c FRIED ' FROZEN F~OZEN Fish Sticks _ 2. 10-oz. pkgs. 69c Boneless. Chuck Roast .., CENTER CUT$ _ _ _ __ 3. E\rerythine you buy at A&.P ill guaranteed to please. Everythlnll .. ' .Stewing Chicken ; So:y'O!J cin ~eh-thop aarelesSiy a~ A•ft~-;J.OU like. WHOLE FuL,I.Y . DRE$SEI) _ _____ _ lb. I " I-OZ. ~KGS; FRESH Of course you woll't. But iln't it nice to knl!\!1 we take eare lli you.' ~use weure about Y ..,'!\1· . 1-lb.•.pkg. 49c Flounder Fillets --,----- lb: 69c Sultana Frozen Pot Pies 5 fcir 99c I . . BREAST~D Fryers . - 2. We "ver misrepresent. Never. and ' Short Rib'-of Bee.f _ _ lb. 49c · 1s ~tion l!ke this a rood reason for shl!fl'pinll AJ< P'' - Fruits lb. 59c. QUARTERED LOIN ' PORK CHOPS· 9 TO II CHOPS - 39c --- 69c lb. _ ______ --__;_ ~ and Vegetables! i V'\ ' , .. Cookies "• Fl ovorful . ., ')". " · ~ ~ ,,·~·,">' • <• ' ~ / .. I ; ' . Frozen Foods! ~·. WHIT& HOUSE Instant, Makes 20 011. . A&P BRAND-LB. PKG. r; , A&P lUND-I :al L~. PKCI. / -~ PURE VEGETASLE ANN f'AOE Frtnch or llolon-kz. btlo. '?: ., ·f , . AN~PAGE .. · \ Family Flour ·· ·· 5 lh,'llag 49c SLU'INYFJELD' -, . · . ..lrGN~n .• tails ·":. 2,plcgs. 99c Peanut 'Buller 24-oz. jar 6~c ·. Corn Flakes . ·· l.~z. pq. 41c . ' ' ' "~N PA~_E-41-91,: CANS . ·· Kidflty..leans · · 3 cans $1.00 l·lb, itrl , Prese...,es 3 jqrs $1.00 . ' . "1 ' , SUNNYFIELD Potato Morsal~:; 4 pkgs. 89c SaW Dtessiltg · · 2 btls. 49c ·_~~,-,: ~~.~ :FROZEN-HHI.PI(G. , dexo Shortenirig 3lb. can 69t · t-Il; .. · 1-lh. pkg. 99c 'SHEFflEl ' . r~ . iJ.f~ Fruit Punch · ··· 3 ¢.t$1.00 Dry '"'Uk . · ·...... ·.. ·.. $1.59 ou;JN Cottage Friti · · · · 4 pkgs. ~9c AlP (;RAPE or TROPICAL----16... eono . . . ft,c ' t>; . English Roast ~ Peach . . t "rl ,'.~1( ,, Centet ~am Sikes .:...._ lb. 89c I. \\\! don't !ll!ll "bargain" jrOOI!s ... only quality Jllel'ehandise at thri~ty prices . I•) ·~ Bate~. ~:·~i~ ~~~i~~~~b~ OWIIII (t-2) ••11J1-.McCU- BEEF LIVE.R , · ·- lb. SSe · ANN PAC! Pfn••Pl'lo, Apricot o• FRESH AND TENDER ·• Swiss Steak D.OUBLE Jane Parker Favorites ! .... ---=" Potato Chips · · 1-lb. boll 59c Cngiro, Del BOa IIa Ill Frohn, 31 .;7f. Yastaki, Dol ll 47 1 17 Vrslll, Min ~7 3': 13 Mncllr,~Cal te ·<), t .11 Nrlllrp, ott . 41' 'I 17 (heck This Budget Saver! Thick Sliced ' lb. 49c Pork Steaks _ _ _ _ lb. 59c WeU, you'll never make a mistake like that at AlP. Becauae ... :::! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie ; Wolf Pen. ~ · s. 17) . . TRIMMED ROUND &ONE SHOULDER CUT tooked Ham Ever pick up a "bargain" somewhere ... only to di!ieoVei later it waan;t a baraain at all! . 1Mrs. Paul Pierce and Randy of ,,~,.~ ......... Cimino .., WELL I BUTT PORTION atAaP ,.... gr.!lndf)arents are Mr.' and Mrs. ; heart sur~er~· . April 20. i Robcrl Swartz ol Columbus.! Mrs . Clinton/ Pierce, Tony Great grandp::m~nq;. are Dana l and Tina and Donna Phelps ~is­ Swartz of ColumbUs and MabE'!I ited on Sunday with Mr. and ·~.r a Brunet~ ' . ' Majo~' League tine Scores Ame!len Lelpe Chicago -wo OliO 000:- 2 New York 2tJO 06S flllx-11 John, Woo\i (S), O'Toole (7) ·and McNerthy, tf); Ford (1-1) Howard. LP.'..John (0-2). . lb. ' ~=~i•h Sliced Italian Bread 2 lvs. 45e Spanish Bar Cake · · each 35c :JANE ·.• ' llhpko.lb. 3 '9C .. PARK~--Fine Quality Groceries ! 4~.i Brewn Sugar Buns ·· pkg. 35c . : AlP BRAND [ SULTANA SMALL ' , / · ~~~~--~----~~-----1 IMtant CoHee 10-oz jar $1.09 Stuffed Olives -· 6~r: lar 49c . I Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Shu.! Mrs. Harold Smith accompanmcin . (Patty Swartz) annou~c~[ ied her si~ter~lh-law, Mrs. CarIb~ b1tth of a daughter, Re~"'~troll Smith, aod son of GallipoFae, at Mt. Carmel H'os~Jta l '"I!is to Cincinnati where Bryan. Columbu~ on March 27 1 he ba-, the six-yea r-old son of Mr. and by weighed 10 lbs., 10 oz. <~nu ; Mrs .. Sfnith, underwent open ! 1.8:1 .....• );~. .... >can't·· make a mistake '· The Mrs . Robert ~1effers spent sevJ\ l~rge crowd a1tcnded the .I!Tal days at a Church 1:onv en· reCent CU}~de Wood~a~d s;Jie. I tion in Pe1U1syivania. ' Swartz of Athens. SHANK PORTIONS NOTENDS Elchebarreo. LP-Brunet (1·2). It's 'one of.man·y_ --'131210 001- 9 10 0 002 OliO 010-- 3 5 Z Fischer (1-1) and Gibson; Calif Cox 13)., Humphreys Bait Priddy 16), lAnes (I) =-...-.l~::_~--!III'r~nllh. LP...,.mcbert 11).3). IIRS 8mltb (21ld), Andrews ConilllarO ·(·111!, Valen· line t""''l· By UIIIUt Prell laliJnllllotlai Natiollil Leape Kan Clly GOO OliO ooo- 0 52 G.AB R. H. Pet. Detroit 400 1100 !Ox- 5 5 0 Brock, BtL 11 5tl 1J 15 Kr*'sse, Odom tl) llid Davis, NY. 11 35 8 14 Sparma (1-Q) aed Mzrakl, Pit 1 38 5 14 ·LP-'Krauase <O-Il. Allen, Phil 11 42 ~ 16 (1st). ' Wllls, Pit ' 9 40 5 15 Ph!Upo, Chi · 10 311 7 12 NadOIIII Leqae Wilms, Chi . _,. I& 91 ·$ 14 .-i'" lulapl · Plnan, Cilt· IJ.J5 7 20 ' 000 001 OliO 1- 2. I Z . . 'I ctnint, Pit ,, 1/. _I 11 000•000 001 o- 4 . Ill.. Lfbvr, LA jns 1 15 1%-0) and'" ' ' Cepeda, StL 10 43 I 15 Handl • ' ' Amerleaa Lnpe 110) and Hundley. G. All R, B.Pct. (1·1). Ptrcll, Boo 11. 43 7 17 Berry, Chi 12 · t7 7 18 :~;~l::' 021.J<!O 1100- 4 eo Kaline, Del 12 fl 11 11 .,.flOt-006 ' 0 1.0 F.Rbsn, Bal " U 42 11 11 . . and , 1 I ~ Fnl• V aln Fairmont Good Countryside weekend in Ripley. W. Va. 1 • . Mrs. Judy Papc of Middle- Mrs. Harold Sm1th accom- Mrs. Tom 'Fitch and Mrs. Bob I Aldo Jeffers and sons. .. By Ualled Prell lllerlatiOIIII NatloiUII J:.eaalie Amerlcao Leape W. I. Pet. GB W. t.. Pet. GB SL Louis · 8 3 .7ZI .•• New York 6-..,_t .100 .. Cincinnati 10 4 .'TI7 ... Detroit 7 ,j .5BS .. Philadelphia 1 4 .ts6 1 Baltimore 7 .I .51JS ... Atl;mla 6 '4 .600 Boston 6 I .545 '4 Cblcago 5 5 jOG California 1 6 ,638 \li Pittsburgh 4 G .4*1 Chicago I G .500 1 New York 5 , 7 .tit Cleveland 5 6 .455 110 Los Ana 4 7 .361. 4 Kansas Ci:. t 7 .417 2 San Fran 4 '7 .3M 4 Minnesota 4 6 ,too S Houston 3 10 .231 -.G Washington · 4 7 .w m r.eedaJ'• Re•alts Tlleldaf'• Rel1llla New York 2 ~go 1, 10 New York 11 OhiCIJO 2 Pit 7 Pbll. !, nlgbl Detroit 5 Kan City 0, nJcbl St. LouiJ t Houstoo 0, night Cleve 1 Minn 0, nlgbl Atlanta 7 Loa Ang 1, night Boston 9 Waab 3, n!gbt San Fran I Cln 1, night Ball 2 Csllf.l.,~ 'hdiJ'I Pnlllble Pltcben (Only gamiuchedulad) New York (Fisher 1·1) Today'l ~ Pltchll'l CblcaiO (QIIp H), 2:30p.m. (AU Tblltl EST) Philadelphia IL. Jackson 2-0) Chicagli (Pt!!fi G.l) it New at P!Uiburgh (Fryman 0-0), York IStoillemm 1-1), 2 p.m. p.m. Kanlaa City -.<Htmter W) II St. Louis (Carlton 0.0) Detroit (McLall!J.l), 8 p,m, Houston (Cuellar 1-0), 8:30 Minnesota .(asane. l·l) al AUanta (Cloninger 1·1) Cleveland l!.lcDoweD HI), 7:30 Angeles (Drysdale 0-2), 11 p.m. 11 p.m. CindnnaU <McCool 1·1) Boston (Rohr 2-0) at Washing· San Francisco (Herbel 0-0), tOI• (Coleman 2-0), ni&ht, 8:05 p.m. p.m. Tliurlday•a ·Gamet California (McGiotbln 0-0) at Phil at Pit., night Baltimore (PI!oebus 0-1), 8 p.m. New York at Cblcago 'lbunday'a Game• St. Louis at Houston, night Min at Clev, twl11gbt AU••!• at Los Ang., lilght --'~~fliOibd"dl ·" Clnebmalilt San Fran. FRESH PICNIC . 39( liENEROUS RACINE .. Syracu~e. I ichard COOKED HAM April 27-28-29 cently spent a Sunday after- 1_s:c:e:nt:s:A:It:M:a:ll:::':O::t~~::_:•-:Co-:u:-n­ no1111 with Mr. and Mrs. B i ILl Middleswart and Greg and Pen- SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ' ' 1 d!eSWart. SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED I Effective Mrs. Paul Evans and p au 1 each additional ounce. D<;n were guests of Mrs. Mike Other Countries, 4 cents first Fvans and daughters, Thurs·t2 ounces ; llk cents each addld.!':v. . tional ounce: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Postcards - Canada and an~ Bobby. of L~ng Bottom re-I Mexico, 4. cents Surface Rate. Elva Dail~. Tuesday. • Dally Prices Are 1 ny. ' BUDGET SAVERS to STRETCH you·r BUD·G-ET · reci!nt guests of Mr. and Mrs. half-ounce. i 9fo -$6.50 SH' ' News Notes ' .' .' ' .f ' .1 ~'..'). .; ' ·. ' DOUMAK ' .. Marshm•llows 1-lb. P'l· 25c · NO. 6 MONOG~-'M ' ' House Brooms · · each ' ' ; ·' �• ·'' ~;.•- ~ i \ ' { ' ' ~ I - ····dicate, Pr!l Crooks · Face Tougher /Tilfies ~;~;ti~;:~~~£:.~·· -~.. .:~_:,;'"' .. ~' -~ ! ' - . the·prlm ...< PIII'Jl9BO ·~""'7 . .._,t Is .,r:• ,. . .'(,, ' , ' ',, · ,. 1:··t~ ·" ' ,· ''' ' .... w asst-' .. 'Ohl ., o J •1' RICJ!AJID :E.f;!:GRTNER alow., taking shape In a ~I~~Q>e- changing • a !JIIIllunelio"nlngl "So,far It has beeh.a process, there•.,;. Hrei!Y wehcatl;er~ . fotcerrient agel.cl~ In tlielr .~ press Jnt4naUoaal shift <!lblde jn the southwest phone at his right elbow. Dave of r getting: organiz~. aejttng but II)~~.·· ,) aid \(essiet. ·' 'I iort8·~ to ~b4t cr!ilie. . ,. (UPII--A dlvi- corner of the ,State House An- Kessler descrthed the Dlvl!lon tills thing IIJl and doing ~~QI)Ie don't ·fhink, ~ei are. going to _ " · 1 ·/··_;n'.•a!med at m~ things nex. of Cri~ Activities, the new· research,'' said the one:tlme have to asli the legWature for "We aren't ~· to s~ . ·!~\ ;her ·for proles!llillal and Sitting behind a scarred desk est section of the state attorney llqUQI" llontrnl chief. any 'llelp In ,lhO, ~IY o! new any ~-·s · ~·- In m~'*tjilnj The new are · , And _$PRING TIME , • ·' ndicate criminal~ in Ohio Is with a' telephone repairman general's office. , "While It ls not a new Idea In laws." . •_ · · · we &ren I gqing to do ·C orputs, Ptyros~~~n ; ~0 ,.®ETHER, , .· 1n ercOiill "'"""'"1 ., "We are now really getting state gqvernment ~ Michigan · unlll we ~et a . FOlt ~LI:.. THJi . ) started," commented Kessler as and ~ew Jersey have siznilar The """';time assls~t In the qu~t," he said. tiori. S~tivetsivJl Activities · •, -- FAMILY · • .. he glanceda round the IS by 15 sections," pointed put Kessler, prosecutors office of J!'ranklin "And we have had several Crtinirial InteiiJgance. foot room with J wsll full of "it is new f;A Ohio." · Countty andthColu~~~s,;.salfd th\11 thpse already," Kessler . "All lbese~llfe. nothlnt! new, . $2.9 _ ' l 1. I World War II file cabinets. · _, mo~ . cases e au""'',, 0 a "They ktjow we . ate around. said ' Kessler. "We are just : ,, • Avert Dupllcatlon diviSion comes from common just hepe the crbD!nal advantage of w~at's .T.,H. E ' o'' E : 'BOX ·tries 8 cents Surface Rate What we are really trying to law and Is only limited by stat, starts to feel it." make thinp a llt~e hartlerll . . ' .,;,nts Air Mail. ' do, is co-ordinate several exisl~ utes. " '' · Whelt! asked •bow he ;~lb;e~pr~o~fes~s~io~n~al~an~·;d~~ Mllldleport · Recent visitors of Mr. Clint fe DCfeaS • ing areas of the attorney gl!l> "One such limitation is the b!U to come back to the cate criminal ' i.oe~~i!!!~!l!!!i~~!l!! Birch and Leota were Mr. and . . Parcel Post - Canada, Mex· oral's office along with a cou- creating county prosecutors.''•sler said · he ~ot "a call = Mrs. Lawrence Llpps and chil- Local posbnasters sa1d toda¥ 100, Central Amer1ca, Mediter- pie of new ones," he said. "We he explained. '.'It used to be Bill (Atty. Gen. William B. dre;& of LitUe Hocking and Mr. that effective M~y I, 1967, the ranean Island, $1.00, first . . 2 don't _want to duplicate unnec- that the attorney general was be) to set up an 0~~·~~~::1 andt,Mrs. Frank Holter, Racine. rate on mternauonal mall w11l pounds: 30 cents each additiOn- essardy." - empowered to try cases any. to deal with Intercounty Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott be increased as follows: a· pound. Although the section has heen where in the state. and Intelligence." vlsfted their daughter and lam· Canada and Mex1co. Letter To all other countries, fl.IO , in existence for six weeks, -KesBatlfe Subversion "He knew 1 was lnberes;ted,"l Uy,i Mr. and Mrs. George Soud- 'Mall, 5 cents per ounce; A I r Frrst 2 pounds; 35 cents, each sler explained that the job so "Under most instances today, he said. "I used to handle or( and . Toni of Xenia a re- Mall, 8 cents per ounce. additional pound. far has meant digging through the prosecutor asks for help of those things before, but ceril Sunday. Countries other than Can~da And consult your local Post existing statutes to find out just from the state." he said. "But everything was done on sort Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black 1and Mexico, 13 ce~~· lst ounee ; Offlc~ for rates ()~ any mail what the division can do. there are areas we can act 8 piece-meal ~asis.' ' an~ daughter, Columbus, were 8 cents eaci1 additional ounce. not hsted, they srud. "It looks like everything Is solely on our own. One field is ,Kessler seid the re<tlnt guests of his parents, Central Amenca, SOuth Amt!r·' ~' \. Mri and Mrs. Richard Black. lea, Caribbean Islands, 15 cents Illr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer per hai!-<Junce. an~ daughter, Long Bottom. and : . Eur~pe (Escept Estonia, Ltd· Mr; and Mrs. Kenny Brewen v:a, Lithuama, U.S.S.R), Medl· and children of Columbus were 1temmean Afrlca, 20 cents per ;<;, -~ ,.~ ,r ' ' >~ , , iY . '. '' --~' ', . . . • a} lnlernaliOD :ji iversville Mal'} Rates 1 · 13 ed A I 1 A. :C. Brewer and David. To Estonia, Latvia, Uthuania, Mrs. Joann Dailey and Mrs. U.S.S.R., Asia, The Pacific, Helen Black visited Mrs. Anne Africa other than Medlterran· Brewt .. and daughter. Maxine,t ean, 25 cents per hal£-ounce .. on a recent Wednesday after! · Canada, Second Class Ma1l, nGon. 2 cents first 2 ounces: 1 cent Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talboll of New Lexington were Sunday guests of his p·arents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott. Howard Allen, loca l, a n d Society Notes son. Dwa ine. Rutland, spent a By Ada Slack fl. Budget Saver Evergdau! GRADE A MILK po!'t \o1sited her mother. Mrs. parued her parents, Mr. and :.Irs. r·- Je Saunders of Galli- Virgil Bogard and Eher Car.l polis to Gahanna where they penter flew to NelriOnville a[vlsited the latler.'s daughter rt>rtmt Hfter.tl~ . and son-in-law, Mr. and ~rs. ' P~STEURIZED The HOMOGENIZED GALLON _ _ r:tC'h sho1ped in Pomeroy re- birthday of eight year old Kev· c:mly. in was observed. ~~r~ F.:v<l Dailey soent I~ few Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cundiff, Sr. (I ; ,.s re .c- nt lv with her son and of Charleston spent the week· f ·... l-lr · or~~~~~~- le!Ty lend here. · with their daughter P"i" ?'v n. :'\ e vR"""k , , &11d other 1and ,s~~~n-law. Mr. and Mn. rc ' zt~. ~s Ralp~ "Lavender and sons. WilR :~ · • ,.. , . ~ ~ !'! ~ H C;u- lie and Sherman , and other rel· atives and friends. .~ . ' r • - -:...'·-.J ~,~ ·, 1..''-, ., "r F'( W D ·rst, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Moore 1 . r, -· .-· Griffith. and chilrlre-n. Christy anrt Brit! · • 11 ,,·, ~ -. , fJ. -~ 1\lq, 9J~~~~rk were wtekend Dur.·!. Gr . ~ .'! tM!.!~!J; : , art r< ~uest~ ol . ~~ paren~; _Mr. and --· ·· -- -· - ·- -· 79( Quart ',' I KENNEBEC CERTIFIED Seed Potatoes __,. , . .·• i.! t Mr. and Mrs. George _,_. . · -~'\ -~~r · ,to Huntington to thke ~l;· ..f. \~_/,~~~~ ~~fer, Eleanor Kayf t() Marshall"'d.nege where she is a student They visited Mr. 0 and Mrs. Millard Duckworth. 1\lfred • l y N l es SOCJe ICE CREAM l gallon carton - • Open Mon.·FrL ····---~ 9 to 8 Saturday -·----------- 9 to 8 c 5TH & PEARL STS.-RACINE I• "The Store With A Hart• • • • • RIGHT RESERVED -- SALAD DRESSING Duckworth, accompan- • MARKET TO UMlT QUANTITIES. Salad Bowl John ; K;jpotr'·k. Ml'. · M1s,.1 Mrs, Hannan London and !'atVil;.gfi Hr.~ard, Mrs. Loliise Van . ricia 'and 'other relalives. , On Meier and Nikki.i(!t<nyr s~ (Su~av 'or dinner they were Mrs. ' Donald Bre~~ uoir ·~rid j i<l~~d by Mr and Mrs. James Tim. Mrs. Sylvia Allen, Mrs. Gumthttr and daughters.. Lon Merle Van )te;er and p au 1 and Ct..rrie. Dean, Willa~·JSteppe, Ml:ll; Ka- Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and thY, Proffitt. A. ..C. Brewer and I sons, Johnny and Don•ld of CanMrs.' Elva Da!ley. , ton spent the weekend w1th Mr. and Mrs. J~n . Webster Q!l' hjs "/other, Mrs. Ada Slack. Columbus were ""''n~ i\l!sli. Sunday - g~ests were Mr. and of ·her parents, Mr. and lllrj, ll\lrs, Harley Johnson and TamRudy Durst. Imy, Cheryl and Terry. Wolf Mrs. Fal}nie. Durst was: a re- 1Pen. ·'' . j ceQt • guest of Mrs. Ned Mid-t Mrs. Agnes While end brother, 100 b~~$3· 89 HI-C FRUIT' . I . EF'S DELIGHT 3~~~- 89c C EESE LOAF - ~~· 69c :..;;_'Big___.;V;..._alu-e'.;....._I~-~~~~: ARGO SWEET .Jfabric Softener 69c PEASE~~~. 7c~~ S1 MAGIC BLEACH DEL MONTE ~~;::s·· Gallon Jug . . · 39c PEACHES -N·~.!v. 25c ,,i • ' NEW YELLOW ONIONS 3: 19( 5pent Sunda} with Mr. a n d1 Mrs Mildred Salser and chilMrs. De!bert Yost and family ~ dren of. Rncine Road have Our Own at ~ugar Grove. moved into the Alva Cross ¥r. and Mrs. Paul Buckl()y huuse behind Syr:tr:use Driveana family recently visited rela· jIn restaurant. t.iv~s in co:umbus. ~- --~~~~~~Nina Robinson a~d Clara : Wilbt!r Parker. He rf><!eived Folln~d spent Sunday with Mr.! emergency leave from Goose and Mr!'l . Otto Swartz at Shad ~!. ; Bay, LabrDdor, due 111 his wife's Mr. and Mrf'-. Cha'i. D. Woodej illness. Mrs. Poole is now im- Lean and Meaty 1 · OP'/nt Thur'iday with her moth·, proving. er,: Mrs. J. B. Hayes, ot Mid- I Mrs. Eleanor Boyles, Nina .. d\eJlorL Robinson ond Clara Follrod visMr. and Mrs. Harold l'ollrod i ited Mrs. Grace Kelly in the and family of West Jeffer!Wm l Camden . Clark Hospital Park· · :Visited Nina Robins<in and Cl•-i mburg, one day recently. Mrs. on Saturday. [Kelly i< recovering !rom recent Emma Findling is spend-: surgery. stme time wilh her brot~- · Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode Cearl Pef'on, at Hunti,gton, called 011 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. · Va., w--lfis Wile, Flor· Woode at Tuppers Plains a re. Is ho~lized. In Veter-; cent Sunday. Th~ latter couple Memonal Hospital, Pome-1has neither one been so well of late and were unable to at· 1 . Joseph R. Poole VISited .tend the recent -dinner at the . · wife, Martha, al the hol!tO Swartz'• home here as plan· her parents, 1\lr. and Mn. ned and reported In the newL Sliced lb. 25c I . • ......._ .... .- ,. ' • N ~-~. -.a.; . ...... ....... ,., ~ lb: ' lb. Our Own Good. Fresh - ' Me•tyi, Fresh Pork ' Ground IJeef 3 lb.1.3.'9 ' • ..... - ,.... ., • >'I ... .- ' ' ' •' ' _I • ' •· ' Pi.~e lb. 69c BUTT STYLES Boneless Stewing Beef _ lb. 79c ' . . ~ • CENTER BLADE CYJ:S ' ' - OR FOUR LEOc;ED t, · lb. 55c CAP'N JOHN f-ROZEN Chuck Stealcs _ _ _ lb. 45c Ocean Perch, Fillets 1-lb. pkg 49c LEAN PLATE CA~'~ JOHN FROZEN Boiling Beef _ _ __ Cod Fillets ALL MEAT CHUNK STYL! CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Large Bologna _ __ lb. 49c Haddock Fillets _ 1-lb. pka. 59c SUPER-RIGHT TASTY FRt~D Smokies 12-oz. pkg. 69c FRIED ' FROZEN F~OZEN Fish Sticks _ 2. 10-oz. pkgs. 69c Boneless. Chuck Roast .., CENTER CUT$ _ _ _ __ 3. E\rerythine you buy at A&.P ill guaranteed to please. Everythlnll .. ' .Stewing Chicken ; So:y'O!J cin ~eh-thop aarelesSiy a~ A•ft~-;J.OU like. WHOLE FuL,I.Y . DRE$SEI) _ _____ _ lb. I " I-OZ. ~KGS; FRESH Of course you woll't. But iln't it nice to knl!\!1 we take eare lli you.' ~use weure about Y ..,'!\1· . 1-lb.•.pkg. 49c Flounder Fillets --,----- lb: 69c Sultana Frozen Pot Pies 5 fcir 99c I . . BREAST~D Fryers . - 2. We "ver misrepresent. Never. and ' Short Rib'-of Bee.f _ _ lb. 49c · 1s ~tion l!ke this a rood reason for shl!fl'pinll AJ< P'' - Fruits lb. 59c. QUARTERED LOIN ' PORK CHOPS· 9 TO II CHOPS - 39c --- 69c lb. _ ______ --__;_ ~ and Vegetables! i V'\ ' , .. Cookies "• Fl ovorful . ., ')". " · ~ ~ ,,·~·,">' • <• ' ~ / .. I ; ' . Frozen Foods! ~·. WHIT& HOUSE Instant, Makes 20 011. . A&P BRAND-LB. PKG. r; , A&P lUND-I :al L~. PKCI. / -~ PURE VEGETASLE ANN f'AOE Frtnch or llolon-kz. btlo. '?: ., ·f , . AN~PAGE .. · \ Family Flour ·· ·· 5 lh,'llag 49c SLU'INYFJELD' -, . · . ..lrGN~n .• tails ·":. 2,plcgs. 99c Peanut 'Buller 24-oz. jar 6~c ·. Corn Flakes . ·· l.~z. pq. 41c . ' ' ' "~N PA~_E-41-91,: CANS . ·· Kidflty..leans · · 3 cans $1.00 l·lb, itrl , Prese...,es 3 jqrs $1.00 . ' . "1 ' , SUNNYFIELD Potato Morsal~:; 4 pkgs. 89c SaW Dtessiltg · · 2 btls. 49c ·_~~,-,: ~~.~ :FROZEN-HHI.PI(G. , dexo Shortenirig 3lb. can 69t · t-Il; .. · 1-lh. pkg. 99c 'SHEFflEl ' . r~ . iJ.f~ Fruit Punch · ··· 3 ¢.t$1.00 Dry '"'Uk . · ·...... ·.. ·.. $1.59 ou;JN Cottage Friti · · · · 4 pkgs. ~9c AlP (;RAPE or TROPICAL----16... eono . . . ft,c ' t>; . English Roast ~ Peach . . t "rl ,'.~1( ,, Centet ~am Sikes .:...._ lb. 89c I. \\\! don't !ll!ll "bargain" jrOOI!s ... only quality Jllel'ehandise at thri~ty prices . I•) ·~ Bate~. ~:·~i~ ~~~i~~~~b~ OWIIII (t-2) ••11J1-.McCU- BEEF LIVE.R , · ·- lb. SSe · ANN PAC! Pfn••Pl'lo, Apricot o• FRESH AND TENDER ·• Swiss Steak D.OUBLE Jane Parker Favorites ! .... ---=" Potato Chips · · 1-lb. boll 59c Cngiro, Del BOa IIa Ill Frohn, 31 .;7f. Yastaki, Dol ll 47 1 17 Vrslll, Min ~7 3': 13 Mncllr,~Cal te ·<), t .11 Nrlllrp, ott . 41' 'I 17 (heck This Budget Saver! Thick Sliced ' lb. 49c Pork Steaks _ _ _ _ lb. 59c WeU, you'll never make a mistake like that at AlP. Becauae ... :::! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie ; Wolf Pen. ~ · s. 17) . . TRIMMED ROUND &ONE SHOULDER CUT tooked Ham Ever pick up a "bargain" somewhere ... only to di!ieoVei later it waan;t a baraain at all! . 1Mrs. Paul Pierce and Randy of ,,~,.~ ......... Cimino .., WELL I BUTT PORTION atAaP ,.... gr.!lndf)arents are Mr.' and Mrs. ; heart sur~er~· . April 20. i Robcrl Swartz ol Columbus.! Mrs . Clinton/ Pierce, Tony Great grandp::m~nq;. are Dana l and Tina and Donna Phelps ~is­ Swartz of ColumbUs and MabE'!I ited on Sunday with Mr. and ·~.r a Brunet~ ' . ' Majo~' League tine Scores Ame!len Lelpe Chicago -wo OliO 000:- 2 New York 2tJO 06S flllx-11 John, Woo\i (S), O'Toole (7) ·and McNerthy, tf); Ford (1-1) Howard. LP.'..John (0-2). . lb. ' ~=~i•h Sliced Italian Bread 2 lvs. 45e Spanish Bar Cake · · each 35c :JANE ·.• ' llhpko.lb. 3 '9C .. PARK~--Fine Quality Groceries ! 4~.i Brewn Sugar Buns ·· pkg. 35c . : AlP BRAND [ SULTANA SMALL ' , / · ~~~~--~----~~-----1 IMtant CoHee 10-oz jar $1.09 Stuffed Olives -· 6~r: lar 49c . I Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Shu.! Mrs. Harold Smith accompanmcin . (Patty Swartz) annou~c~[ ied her si~ter~lh-law, Mrs. CarIb~ b1tth of a daughter, Re~"'~troll Smith, aod son of GallipoFae, at Mt. Carmel H'os~Jta l '"I!is to Cincinnati where Bryan. Columbu~ on March 27 1 he ba-, the six-yea r-old son of Mr. and by weighed 10 lbs., 10 oz. <~nu ; Mrs .. Sfnith, underwent open ! 1.8:1 .....• );~. .... >can't·· make a mistake '· The Mrs . Robert ~1effers spent sevJ\ l~rge crowd a1tcnded the .I!Tal days at a Church 1:onv en· reCent CU}~de Wood~a~d s;Jie. I tion in Pe1U1syivania. ' Swartz of Athens. SHANK PORTIONS NOTENDS Elchebarreo. LP-Brunet (1·2). It's 'one of.man·y_ --'131210 001- 9 10 0 002 OliO 010-- 3 5 Z Fischer (1-1) and Gibson; Calif Cox 13)., Humphreys Bait Priddy 16), lAnes (I) =-...-.l~::_~--!III'r~nllh. LP...,.mcbert 11).3). IIRS 8mltb (21ld), Andrews ConilllarO ·(·111!, Valen· line t""''l· By UIIIUt Prell laliJnllllotlai Natiollil Leape Kan Clly GOO OliO ooo- 0 52 G.AB R. H. Pet. Detroit 400 1100 !Ox- 5 5 0 Brock, BtL 11 5tl 1J 15 Kr*'sse, Odom tl) llid Davis, NY. 11 35 8 14 Sparma (1-Q) aed Mzrakl, Pit 1 38 5 14 ·LP-'Krauase <O-Il. Allen, Phil 11 42 ~ 16 (1st). ' Wllls, Pit ' 9 40 5 15 Ph!Upo, Chi · 10 311 7 12 NadOIIII Leqae Wilms, Chi . _,. I& 91 ·$ 14 .-i'" lulapl · Plnan, Cilt· IJ.J5 7 20 ' 000 001 OliO 1- 2. I Z . . 'I ctnint, Pit ,, 1/. _I 11 000•000 001 o- 4 . Ill.. Lfbvr, LA jns 1 15 1%-0) and'" ' ' Cepeda, StL 10 43 I 15 Handl • ' ' Amerleaa Lnpe 110) and Hundley. G. All R, B.Pct. (1·1). Ptrcll, Boo 11. 43 7 17 Berry, Chi 12 · t7 7 18 :~;~l::' 021.J<!O 1100- 4 eo Kaline, Del 12 fl 11 11 .,.flOt-006 ' 0 1.0 F.Rbsn, Bal " U 42 11 11 . . and , 1 I ~ Fnl• V aln Fairmont Good Countryside weekend in Ripley. W. Va. 1 • . Mrs. Judy Papc of Middle- Mrs. Harold Sm1th accom- Mrs. Tom 'Fitch and Mrs. Bob I Aldo Jeffers and sons. .. By Ualled Prell lllerlatiOIIII NatloiUII J:.eaalie Amerlcao Leape W. I. Pet. GB W. t.. Pet. GB SL Louis · 8 3 .7ZI .•• New York 6-..,_t .100 .. Cincinnati 10 4 .'TI7 ... Detroit 7 ,j .5BS .. Philadelphia 1 4 .ts6 1 Baltimore 7 .I .51JS ... Atl;mla 6 '4 .600 Boston 6 I .545 '4 Cblcago 5 5 jOG California 1 6 ,638 \li Pittsburgh 4 G .4*1 Chicago I G .500 1 New York 5 , 7 .tit Cleveland 5 6 .455 110 Los Ana 4 7 .361. 4 Kansas Ci:. t 7 .417 2 San Fran 4 '7 .3M 4 Minnesota 4 6 ,too S Houston 3 10 .231 -.G Washington · 4 7 .w m r.eedaJ'• Re•alts Tlleldaf'• Rel1llla New York 2 ~go 1, 10 New York 11 OhiCIJO 2 Pit 7 Pbll. !, nlgbl Detroit 5 Kan City 0, nJcbl St. LouiJ t Houstoo 0, night Cleve 1 Minn 0, nlgbl Atlanta 7 Loa Ang 1, night Boston 9 Waab 3, n!gbt San Fran I Cln 1, night Ball 2 Csllf.l.,~ 'hdiJ'I Pnlllble Pltcben (Only gamiuchedulad) New York (Fisher 1·1) Today'l ~ Pltchll'l CblcaiO (QIIp H), 2:30p.m. (AU Tblltl EST) Philadelphia IL. Jackson 2-0) Chicagli (Pt!!fi G.l) it New at P!Uiburgh (Fryman 0-0), York IStoillemm 1-1), 2 p.m. p.m. Kanlaa City -.<Htmter W) II St. Louis (Carlton 0.0) Detroit (McLall!J.l), 8 p,m, Houston (Cuellar 1-0), 8:30 Minnesota .(asane. l·l) al AUanta (Cloninger 1·1) Cleveland l!.lcDoweD HI), 7:30 Angeles (Drysdale 0-2), 11 p.m. 11 p.m. CindnnaU <McCool 1·1) Boston (Rohr 2-0) at Washing· San Francisco (Herbel 0-0), tOI• (Coleman 2-0), ni&ht, 8:05 p.m. p.m. Tliurlday•a ·Gamet California (McGiotbln 0-0) at Phil at Pit., night Baltimore (PI!oebus 0-1), 8 p.m. New York at Cblcago 'lbunday'a Game• St. Louis at Houston, night Min at Clev, twl11gbt AU••!• at Los Ang., lilght --'~~fliOibd"dl ·" Clnebmalilt San Fran. FRESH PICNIC . 39( liENEROUS RACINE .. Syracu~e. I ichard COOKED HAM April 27-28-29 cently spent a Sunday after- 1_s:c:e:nt:s:A:It:M:a:ll:::':O::t~~::_:•-:Co-:u:-n­ no1111 with Mr. and Mrs. B i ILl Middleswart and Greg and Pen- SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ' ' 1 d!eSWart. SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED I Effective Mrs. Paul Evans and p au 1 each additional ounce. D<;n were guests of Mrs. Mike Other Countries, 4 cents first Fvans and daughters, Thurs·t2 ounces ; llk cents each addld.!':v. . tional ounce: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitch Postcards - Canada and an~ Bobby. of L~ng Bottom re-I Mexico, 4. cents Surface Rate. Elva Dail~. Tuesday. • Dally Prices Are 1 ny. ' BUDGET SAVERS to STRETCH you·r BUD·G-ET · reci!nt guests of Mr. and Mrs. half-ounce. i 9fo -$6.50 SH' ' News Notes ' .' .' ' .f ' .1 ~'..'). .; ' ·. ' DOUMAK ' .. Marshm•llows 1-lb. P'l· 25c · NO. 6 MONOG~-'M ' ' House Brooms · · each ' ' ; ·' �. "'"'' ~ ' ' . ., '' ' ' ' ~' ' . _.. . {,.·,"!' , ./.t ,. • ·: ~~ ,., !7 ·~ll!il themselv... We!b)loreland home "If we tnice:tbO history of !be (lme ·to lobby lor ' li~v~ ~~~ ' . ' ' • ' ;sruCiioq Com([lunity conung Corner Beat ·of By Charlene The Bend Hoeflich By Bob Hoeflich I • Complete Une of J1rm1n Sh"• For Menend Boys · 11.95 to 22:95 VISIT BAKER''S BUDGET ·- SHOP : ::':_for l,..xpenslve '.. HOME, FURNISHINGS .tAKER FURNITURE· Mlcklltport, 0. GRADUATES Pomeroy Our Gift To.You Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Glbba have returned to their hoJll" on ft/o Vale St. !ollowiDI an eltended vtalt In Florida. Mn. Vincent Dabo II reCUI" eratlni from an illneis which hal confined her to her home for the put tJu:ee weeks. JIGbert Bowen. Melg& County Superintendelll of Schools, ivas OFF ON FOOTWEAR 111 eoJumbul Tueadar to atiOJid a plannlfta IOIIkm !or the tall meellDg of county auperlnlend· 11111 of HhGolt. All 1967 Grl4uat"CMNwoiO% on TV About W. '!!"..at eur ttoro. -.,.--- VJ8l'l'8 QIJJLLBNS .\ Mr. and Mrt J!flli: .MOrr!a and dau&hlfi', Doiitr, IIJI!nt ~~y OYtiiiDI ~tit llf. an4 lfi'l. CllarleJ Qulllen ~· MlddleMn. Morris II 1M daugh- ofRI:·.:m~.::: I In the Middle llodc Nat to Dlrhhk IIOMIROY'S QUAUTY ITOIII John of Cryllll ):.al:ll' visited Mr. It~~;;===~::;;::::;;;::;~· an4 Mn. QullleH. Mr. John JUee: " ~ ~·· fjo .• .. FOR ALFAlFA.\YEEVu.. • Alf•·tox • M•l•thlon • S%'W. Sevin For WHd •nd Gr•ss Control In Com · eATRAZINE - ..•LOROX ' Also Available on .PE(il~~ O~IR . Aldrin lcldtcl to Ftrtllllzer III!ICI• to yolii' lilMifl~ lion, t1 control wire wor1111 IIIli'roll· lntiCb. ·. . . · ,, , • , KAOJ% fEfO' !'ST.( ORE ).. ) • ·CHESTEL OHIO.·.. ,, : ... · "-IIi'~---·....~.\··....._ ...!fl!illl!..--- I ' '·,1.' TV, f.,afuring .• TQ~e · i , 1 •• ' ... ' I 1 "l • at 1111,• Se~. Spessard L. 1folland, IIlurthet Fla. ·, repb~ that II was , Is It not 4!fact lba! thai ·~scallllion· of ,the war." •1Jricoinprebensible" for anyone · · how .the . of '• sen. J.•Willlal)l Fulbright D- to,accuse critics of dlsloyal~y or Is ulijril~teiy arrived Ark:, wh o criticized West. treason. ·' . mOrelan~'s ·sPeech, said, ~ tnit~ ''~ey're already· doing it," YOI!IIIJ said the administration criticism of dissent will lead to Fulbright. snapped. ''Th~'re pretty clOse," Me· llloulh•tenslfy 'Its pe;,ce efloils a charge ot "dlsooyaity ... and what we "rather than . calllng G&!eral from that to treason... . Govern added. ., '-"1 to .. to··B~cotne '~ ~~-f~~.~ !'/.~ •' I -~· ~·. :i!n\eiU'. ~.lllllt~+'W- ... ' S~C., sald !lie Co1111111101f1i W11 wmr 'Ia ·pol\11~ Ylctory. ill;Jilt s.rtate ell~" Tueaday:•@l! tile i'emar.,b Of othera.1 ,uWe ar~ ~~ ·~ , ~ , d~ .. : the ~ 'beloi take~~ .... , somlo seua~... PI sald. MeGova r �. "'"'' ~ ' ' . ., '' ' ' ' ~' ' . _.. . {,.·,"!' , ./.t ,. • ·: ~~ ,., !7 ·~ll!il themselv... We!b)loreland home "If we tnice:tbO history of !be (lme ·to lobby lor ' li~v~ ~~~ ' . ' ' • ' ;sruCiioq Com([lunity conung Corner Beat ·of By Charlene The Bend Hoeflich By Bob Hoeflich I • Complete Une of J1rm1n Sh"• For Menend Boys · 11.95 to 22:95 VISIT BAKER''S BUDGET ·- SHOP : ::':_for l,..xpenslve '.. HOME, FURNISHINGS .tAKER FURNITURE· Mlcklltport, 0. GRADUATES Pomeroy Our Gift To.You Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Glbba have returned to their hoJll" on ft/o Vale St. !ollowiDI an eltended vtalt In Florida. Mn. Vincent Dabo II reCUI" eratlni from an illneis which hal confined her to her home for the put tJu:ee weeks. JIGbert Bowen. Melg& County Superintendelll of Schools, ivas OFF ON FOOTWEAR 111 eoJumbul Tueadar to atiOJid a plannlfta IOIIkm !or the tall meellDg of county auperlnlend· 11111 of HhGolt. All 1967 Grl4uat"CMNwoiO% on TV About W. '!!"..at eur ttoro. -.,.--- VJ8l'l'8 QIJJLLBNS .\ Mr. and Mrt J!flli: .MOrr!a and dau&hlfi', Doiitr, IIJI!nt ~~y OYtiiiDI ~tit llf. an4 lfi'l. CllarleJ Qulllen ~· MlddleMn. Morris II 1M daugh- ofRI:·.:m~.::: I In the Middle llodc Nat to Dlrhhk IIOMIROY'S QUAUTY ITOIII John of Cryllll ):.al:ll' visited Mr. It~~;;===~::;;::::;;;::;~· an4 Mn. QullleH. Mr. John JUee: " ~ ~·· fjo .• .. FOR ALFAlFA.\YEEVu.. • Alf•·tox • M•l•thlon • S%'W. Sevin For WHd •nd Gr•ss Control In Com · eATRAZINE - ..•LOROX ' Also Available on .PE(il~~ O~IR . Aldrin lcldtcl to Ftrtllllzer III!ICI• to yolii' lilMifl~ lion, t1 control wire wor1111 IIIli'roll· lntiCb. ·. . . · ,, , • , KAOJ% fEfO' !'ST.( ORE ).. ) • ·CHESTEL OHIO.·.. ,, : ... · "-IIi'~---·....~.\··....._ ...!fl!illl!..--- I ' '·,1.' TV, f.,afuring .• TQ~e · i , 1 •• ' ... ' I 1 "l • at 1111,• Se~. Spessard L. 1folland, IIlurthet Fla. ·, repb~ that II was , Is It not 4!fact lba! thai ·~scallllion· of ,the war." •1Jricoinprebensible" for anyone · · how .the . of '• sen. J.•Willlal)l Fulbright D- to,accuse critics of dlsloyal~y or Is ulijril~teiy arrived Ark:, wh o criticized West. treason. ·' . mOrelan~'s ·sPeech, said, ~ tnit~ ''~ey're already· doing it," YOI!IIIJ said the administration criticism of dissent will lead to Fulbright. snapped. ''Th~'re pretty clOse," Me· llloulh•tenslfy 'Its pe;,ce efloils a charge ot "dlsooyaity ... and what we "rather than . calllng G&!eral from that to treason... . Govern added. ., '-"1 to .. to··B~cotne '~ ~~-f~~.~ !'/.~ •' I -~· ~·. :i!n\eiU'. ~.lllllt~+'W- ... ' S~C., sald !lie Co1111111101f1i W11 wmr 'Ia ·pol\11~ Ylctory. ill;Jilt s.rtate ell~" Tueaday:•@l! tile i'emar.,b Of othera.1 ,uWe ar~ ~~ ·~ , ~ , d~ .. : the ~ 'beloi take~~ .... , somlo seua~... PI sald. MeGova r �' I ; I ; . '. , } 1. \) • j "' ·-· ~ . '-'' - .• I , -: \' t;; ' ~ ~- t ·•\II:·· ' """ft ' ' , , I 'i \t , '· } I ' ..\(. ;~ ,, '. ' ; "l>' . ,_ ,f, C• j' ..· ,... ' ',;. . ' ' ' '.. .. ' ' ' I ' ' ' •. ' ' ' ;r '· ' ' .' ~; " ' . • '- ~ I j " ~- r ! f ' •· I! i ' '' ' 1< ..... ....._...,, .---------··-:--~I · Table .Queen CORN. . s ., . .'• ;'- ' JOWL. BACON '· -· . _ _ _ _ lb. I s l 15c My-T-Fine • • EASY MONDAY f DETERGENT • • ' . II Hunt's • Buttencotch Chocolate ' Cai\S Potatoes_ 50 lb. •39 ..· I Hunt's Sliced • .i Roll'..... · 14oz. bottles PEACH'ES I .JUICE . . Grape, Blackberry, Black Raspberry Apple, Cherry Stokely's Maxwell Ho_use ',·Tomato Sauce I J 18oz. Jars 46oz. ' can " . - . .' ' { ' . . f I 12 0%. ,, Jat ' ' j; ~ -- ~ " _ CHEESE ' I_ Sllcod - - - -· K..ftPIIMftfo . . ~ c .·•. 89 3 p~;:: 1 CHOPS .... .. .. .. .. lb. · . 5 5 FRESH PICNICS ·...... lb. 3'99 HI·C' 3 5c Maxwell House With $20.00 Purchase or More l-Ib. can COFFEE r . ' With~ " . " ' • ,~,~7 ·"!;;' . "'"' ~· -· ._, ... ·"'''? -~ I s 3,!;: $1 3 .... $1 lb. pkt•· .. ., '. ·, '/ \ .. ' . MARGARINE i PEACHES - - - - . Stokely's Halved No.2% Hershey's CHOCOLATE . .. . SYRUP • ,• - - - - 'Gf11.S . ;-, • Duncan Hines .I'Jivils Food, White, Yellow 19 oz. CAKE MIXES - - . box Staley's WAFFLE GRE~N BEANS ' 303 ·,. " can.• '' r I SYRUP • ,• - • - . Bottle I .~\ '. . . 9.. POTATOES · - : lb. · 8· · c . APPLES .. Florida 4 39c .. ,. 5 37c lb. .I·; , _- - . . ORANGES ' .,_. lb. .. Red Ripe TOMATOHS - - · 3 59c lb. " ' . ~===;::=:::::::=:~~~_.)! .. ~ . '' • ·_ . ) ' ' ' ! • ' I .I 20 - ' 1 , \. •• 24 oz. ' cans 16 oz. '. o• , "'· cans ' cans . .. No. 2Y• .. ~ PARD . . '...::'lj, . . • ,I 37·c DelMonte · Sliced or Halved • r ' ) 1 PEARS • - - - - - Southern Roll English·Mountlln · . ·P.IZZA · ' 46oz. cans .. ' " ". 3 7·c. SMOKED PICNICS .. · .... lb. BOSTON BUTT ROAST I lb. - • $ . SHOULDER ·· · .. •· • lb. U.S. No. 1 Maine Chef.ioy-Arcltl --- PORK CHOPS ~~r~tb.69c~~~- ~b. 7 . :, POilt · . . c;o;K .3 9·c Still Red .' ' '• c K.-Mt Atn~~rican Hunt's Instant ··Fruit COFFEE C'ocktail :.•.2. :9. ' ~ ' 2 lb. 59c GHEESE ' '1- ,. Musselmans · APPLE BUTTER _ 4 ~:: $1 CORN _ _ _ 6.: $1 CHEESE Sllcod ..,.... · - ./rt cans· .. 2 ~~to~tly's' ·;~' · , · TOMATO .,~ '\ 300 -.-.. • $1 . ,~.,. o.uo~~t ' ' ,_,"! ' 25.ft• . C·ATSUP 118 I ,/ ' 1401. pkgo. loyal Prince " I Hunt's Tomato • Tuna ___ !! u.s.~.l I Aluminum . FOIL. lb. !- : . CARAMELS_ 3 ., Starkist"• • ' Kr•ft pkg. . FLOUR_ )r c: HI-C_ c ' Gold Medal • Apricots : ORANGE DRI'NK . GRAPE DRINK Diamond Standard Qts. ~ POR HOPS:b. 1·,_ '' Dutch Girl ' : ~· .I ' '~ j • ~ ' ' can , Nut Chocolate _ PINK ' c 31b. Lemon Vanilla ;~ LUNCH MEATS ~~u:~atch CANNED HAMS j ,z: • . 300 CANS ' '' End Cut 51 Suchers- c; With $7.so Purcha.. r ; !i 1-lb. ' i Gals. · ' ~ ~ WI ENERS ~r;·_h- - - ~~~-99c 8AC0N ~r;•_h- - - - 69c LAR0 ~r.~"-·h- - - - - 4 ~~- 69c . HAM SANDWICHES --10 fo•99C Sealtest ' ' ' . ' Loaves Assorted . MI·L B·R.EAD 303 CANS ' SUNDAY ONLYl SATURDAY ONLYI Stokelys j ,,.B.c. " . ~~· ~.. . -----rt~ .,. ' ~· ~- ; ' .,. s, ..'r .. ~~ • -' ' ' . -' -. 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" ' • ,~,~7 ·"!;;' . "'"' ~· -· ._, ... ·"'''? -~ I s 3,!;: $1 3 .... $1 lb. pkt•· .. ., '. ·, '/ \ .. ' . MARGARINE i PEACHES - - - - . Stokely's Halved No.2% Hershey's CHOCOLATE . .. . SYRUP • ,• - - - - 'Gf11.S . ;-, • Duncan Hines .I'Jivils Food, White, Yellow 19 oz. CAKE MIXES - - . box Staley's WAFFLE GRE~N BEANS ' 303 ·,. " can.• '' r I SYRUP • ,• - • - . Bottle I .~\ '. . . 9.. POTATOES · - : lb. · 8· · c . APPLES .. Florida 4 39c .. ,. 5 37c lb. .I·; , _- - . . ORANGES ' .,_. lb. .. Red Ripe TOMATOHS - - · 3 59c lb. " ' . ~===;::=:::::::=:~~~_.)! .. ~ . '' • ·_ . ) ' ' ' ! • ' I .I 20 - ' 1 , \. •• 24 oz. ' cans 16 oz. '. o• , "'· cans ' cans . .. No. 2Y• .. ~ PARD . . '...::'lj, . . • ,I 37·c DelMonte · Sliced or Halved • r ' ) 1 PEARS • - - - - - Southern Roll English·Mountlln · . ·P.IZZA · ' 46oz. cans .. ' " ". 3 7·c. SMOKED PICNICS .. · .... lb. BOSTON BUTT ROAST I lb. - • $ . SHOULDER ·· · .. •· • lb. U.S. No. 1 Maine Chef.ioy-Arcltl --- PORK CHOPS ~~r~tb.69c~~~- ~b. 7 . :, POilt · . . c;o;K .3 9·c Still Red .' ' '• c K.-Mt Atn~~rican Hunt's Instant ··Fruit COFFEE C'ocktail :.•.2. :9. ' ~ ' 2 lb. 59c GHEESE ' '1- ,. Musselmans · APPLE BUTTER _ 4 ~:: $1 CORN _ _ _ 6.: $1 CHEESE Sllcod ..,.... · - ./rt cans· .. 2 ~~to~tly's' ·;~' · , · TOMATO .,~ '\ 300 -.-.. • $1 . ,~.,. o.uo~~t ' ' ,_,"! ' 25.ft• . C·ATSUP 118 I ,/ ' 1401. pkgo. loyal Prince " I Hunt's Tomato • Tuna ___ !! u.s.~.l I Aluminum . FOIL. lb. !- : . CARAMELS_ 3 ., Starkist"• • ' Kr•ft pkg. . FLOUR_ )r c: HI-C_ c ' Gold Medal • Apricots : ORANGE DRI'NK . GRAPE DRINK Diamond Standard Qts. ~ POR HOPS:b. 1·,_ '' Dutch Girl ' : ~· .I ' '~ j • ~ ' ' can , Nut Chocolate _ PINK ' c 31b. Lemon Vanilla ;~ LUNCH MEATS ~~u:~atch CANNED HAMS j ,z: • . 300 CANS ' '' End Cut 51 Suchers- c; With $7.so Purcha.. r ; !i 1-lb. ' i Gals. · ' ~ ~ WI ENERS ~r;·_h- - - ~~~-99c 8AC0N ~r;•_h- - - - 69c LAR0 ~r.~"-·h- - - - - 4 ~~- 69c . HAM SANDWICHES --10 fo•99C Sealtest ' ' ' . ' Loaves Assorted . MI·L B·R.EAD 303 CANS ' SUNDAY ONLYl SATURDAY ONLYI Stokelys j ,,.B.c. " . ~~· ~.. . -----rt~ .,. ' ~· ~- ; ' .,. s, ..'r .. ~~ • -' ' ' . -' -. " ~ I r ' �.l •. !.. \ .~~ ' ., ,. ( !)., Ap~ 28, ~987 I ._ ' i - I _., ,. .~· ' ' • ' ROliN MALONI BARNEY .GOoGLE e,'d $NUFPV SMITH ,,\, . • . "> '. r, • WHAT Hll\IE :t SHORE~M TICKlED 'IEl'CALLED ME OUT10l'H'FENCE, I.OWEEZ.V~I WOULDN'T A+llssED THAT . H1&~, ELVINEY? - SCRAP~GOS51P FER1H'I/J0RLD . 'i '· LI'L ABNER AH SHORE KI~L6E. IMA'I&. ABLE'!OGET SERVICE · -· YOU SOM!!. fJ(l'AA WORK ' ' All New Racilltor shOji· I~ IT!!("I40W'O $HI! KNOW MAHLINE 'lOUR IS ..·) -sHuooER!.. l-INE!:' ec•?' !lTruck eHhll'r ·" , ~trt f Jlullduitr eA~yJype KEITH G081.E FO!lD By ART SANSOM fHI'! BORtl LOSEII -WuiiNiE ---.- WINKLE -- FREE STORAGE • .ilntt!: 11111 tatbe: all tour m• fli!ie!l lanntD!o llld 119ft ~ irltll Ill. No cnmpod with unusell ~ By BRANNER THE WINKLES ARENT WINNIE 5AID 'THEY't? 'E ~loCK ~E 50RT 10 TAKE ~EIR ANGER AT l 'M GETTIN6 1"-VAY WHILE FROM P'NN '-'~~~EY ~Y~P. M. Me OUT ON MY KIDS. ing. No more airln& 801'\,lna, BJ>\:mn& aud. _ptoldug WIQi THE GOIN5S GOOD! m1f l+lillel' elothel. · ~ .•• ,!L~·~J"'d 11.beau ........,. lue!Y, IDIUltll oorefuJly lionel. Every Item fresbll.Jil~ell wbon Y"'' call lor it. N?tblDI to PI)'IW fill No ~~~~~t cfoaall, we from motba sale trom theft. Bring t em in or ull for ::! p~~n! ~~~WI ••,. ABC t:EK & By HOWIE M!OEK ..--- ·, --- .. ---. FOREH r Mason, W. Va, ~ti~EIDER ;>ASOLINE ALLEY J.Nh,,~ ,; ijOIJ tJOnder, . f<ufus? doin' UP .. l:lut 1 didn't know he qot ·,t l kncw.t:o th~4 waG a ?ecret way up throuqh the l:loob~-trapped ~ ol' fu'nace ... We fiqqer wa5 • c ' ~I'~RE~C""K~L=-:ES:-AN"!":':D~H!S FRIENDS • \1• l+~·L:Jcj\.) By MERRILL BLOSSER By HAROLD GRAY NOW TAKING ·HAl WHEN 11-l' BOfi5 HAS A HU~~ G Bli'OlE GET AWA'T I='R~ APPLICATIONS ',·' FOR CARRIERsi'' HIM UKE ~HE WORRIES! AND WI-IGN ~ WORI<"S. rub 0' 1J3 GaT VJCQ~\E:'3} I!IJT IJ§3 'leEli I MoeDt:N EVEN KNOW'S WI-IER'6 IN ' MII)DLEPORT. ·,~,:-.!,1 TH' Contact Faye . Manley ~ ,\ Midcllep!l]l't" WORK, llawns and ' Call or ~~;~~· Bailey< t . .. WU..L DO ironing and baby tlqiJLm"'Y home, 702 St., Middleport. See Apt, 4. 4 20 tile •:J!!II. ) Wanted To Buy I Ofn' drivilig harness and cjort. Call 91\H117. 4 25 3tp !jiffiQlJES, William . Hamm, Middleport, ~o, ~958. I · 4125 3o1p 15 ldrnt - Roots • Bark -Gtng aeng, yellow root, wn4 ginger, May · Apple. clean, no dirt. Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box 14, Reedsville, Ohio, 45712. 4 17 120~ STANDING timber In Oblo or West Virginia, or old farms Auto S.les Is leaving the farm and sell the following al her located 4 miles east of Che••ter, Ohio. • at intersec~on Stale R'!'lle .!48 and .' Mel11•l ·County Rd. 28. Saturday ril 29, 1 p. m.: ~ Roto hoe, chains, long, rope, paint, calolqa, 1k stretcher, Myers 1'1. ~ tools, steel fence posts, 20 ........, ladder, pipe ties, tool boxes, wrenches, a n t I que G.l!ulal ~. wan ttlephonl\ nltclo-14~ er, dish for hatpins, ::"' divider, lelephone a..x.ua . lamps, Admiral deep freeze 44.Chonalol rocking chair, set IIOWlil 1.'m;qa.t lamps, metal bods, drawers, ldaylag 1956 OLDSMOBILE, lair OOIII!U·I lion, $75.00. New snow tlrel · on back. Donald Bre•il'· er, 4 26 6tc 5:t := ' with lim ber. Marion Reynolds, lawn mower, metal Box Tl, Syracuse, 'Ohlo, Odd dishes, kettles, picnic table, 1 i!41!c ·rtlasler, carpenter Help Wanted' •txt2 heater,rugs, powertnmks, saW', .. Clirftl _,,. . . . . ... CAft HOP and wallreS9. Apply pump, step ladder, In person. Crow's S t e.a k·' sprayer, pony baiter and OQ OQB I'O;IC •oxR 'l'VOV r:ana House. 4 25 6te dle, trash blll'i1er, Myers I'OZ 'I'I'OB IUVOV'Z WV CS: T£01 iiW! OR FEMALE - Can- pump and many Items QKO UV llioOi'VIIL-'I',JI'¥Bifl valters lllld telephone •oHC!- lillecl.' tors for reputable company. Signed: Susie ;Gainer ,.........,.. o..J;.,.. '1'0 'rAJ.il: mr Alji:ar'¥ft1Rid Excellent ·wages. Write Care Long ~ttom. Ohio • "' .HIIIIl m.r. "mD cur BlliiD ·"' • "'IIIlA I '!IBA.'t ell The . Dally Sentinel, Box Bradford Auction Co. "'*"'~ , .a:.G,II>omeroy, Ohio, for ap- 15 Years Experience a,. ...... Jllllrtment for interview. C. c. Bradfunl, Auct., mem. H8 tte bU Ill NAA. 42Ute em. Waite i=~~ .... ._•. =• ' HART NAMED COACH TO~ (UPI) "-"' Jtobe!t :will repltce Pelt If head Hart bas 1 been JIUI!l!li ~~ at ' e2300.00. Call IMII-a461 2 p. m. ~r IDqU!re 'JlecrtalioD carter ''•" ' ' ' wos. ~I Ou... Tl-\~ BOSS. 1£ IHW!t\C . A!.L ~IGi-I.T, WHI LE. ON ,\ NEWt!Y SIDE STR£1::'1, £VF.R't wm:m H r: SAYS IS R;:CORDr.D I !-1S1C:£ A SHABBY EXitRMINATt kS TRUO\ PA.RV.~D IN fROHI Of AN CX.D TIMEMEHT BU!LD:t~ G . �.l •. !.. \ .~~ ' ., ,. ( !)., Ap~ 28, ~987 I ._ ' i - I _., ,. .~· ' ' • ' ROliN MALONI BARNEY .GOoGLE e,'d $NUFPV SMITH ,,\, . • . "> '. r, • WHAT Hll\IE :t SHORE~M TICKlED 'IEl'CALLED ME OUT10l'H'FENCE, I.OWEEZ.V~I WOULDN'T A+llssED THAT . H1&~, ELVINEY? - SCRAP~GOS51P FER1H'I/J0RLD . 'i '· LI'L ABNER AH SHORE KI~L6E. IMA'I&. ABLE'!OGET SERVICE · -· YOU SOM!!. fJ(l'AA WORK ' ' All New Racilltor shOji· I~ IT!!("I40W'O $HI! KNOW MAHLINE 'lOUR IS ..·) -sHuooER!.. l-INE!:' ec•?' !lTruck eHhll'r ·" , ~trt f Jlullduitr eA~yJype KEITH G081.E FO!lD By ART SANSOM fHI'! BORtl LOSEII -WuiiNiE ---.- WINKLE -- FREE STORAGE • .ilntt!: 11111 tatbe: all tour m• fli!ie!l lanntD!o llld 119ft ~ irltll Ill. No cnmpod with unusell ~ By BRANNER THE WINKLES ARENT WINNIE 5AID 'THEY't? 'E ~loCK ~E 50RT 10 TAKE ~EIR ANGER AT l 'M GETTIN6 1"-VAY WHILE FROM P'NN '-'~~~EY ~Y~P. M. Me OUT ON MY KIDS. ing. No more airln& 801'\,lna, BJ>\:mn& aud. _ptoldug WIQi THE GOIN5S GOOD! m1f l+lillel' elothel. · ~ .•• ,!L~·~J"'d 11.beau ........,. lue!Y, IDIUltll oorefuJly lionel. Every Item fresbll.Jil~ell wbon Y"'' call lor it. N?tblDI to PI)'IW fill No ~~~~~t cfoaall, we from motba sale trom theft. Bring t em in or ull for ::! p~~n! ~~~WI ••,. ABC t:EK & By HOWIE M!OEK ..--- ·, --- .. ---. FOREH r Mason, W. Va, ~ti~EIDER ;>ASOLINE ALLEY J.Nh,,~ ,; ijOIJ tJOnder, . f<ufus? doin' UP .. l:lut 1 didn't know he qot ·,t l kncw.t:o th~4 waG a ?ecret way up throuqh the l:loob~-trapped ~ ol' fu'nace ... We fiqqer wa5 • c ' ~I'~RE~C""K~L=-:ES:-AN"!":':D~H!S FRIENDS • \1• l+~·L:Jcj\.) By MERRILL BLOSSER By HAROLD GRAY NOW TAKING ·HAl WHEN 11-l' BOfi5 HAS A HU~~ G Bli'OlE GET AWA'T I='R~ APPLICATIONS ',·' FOR CARRIERsi'' HIM UKE ~HE WORRIES! AND WI-IGN ~ WORI<"S. rub 0' 1J3 GaT VJCQ~\E:'3} I!IJT IJ§3 'leEli I MoeDt:N EVEN KNOW'S WI-IER'6 IN ' MII)DLEPORT. ·,~,:-.!,1 TH' Contact Faye . Manley ~ ,\ Midcllep!l]l't" WORK, llawns and ' Call or ~~;~~· Bailey< t . .. WU..L DO ironing and baby tlqiJLm"'Y home, 702 St., Middleport. See Apt, 4. 4 20 tile •:J!!II. ) Wanted To Buy I Ofn' drivilig harness and cjort. Call 91\H117. 4 25 3tp !jiffiQlJES, William . Hamm, Middleport, ~o, ~958. I · 4125 3o1p 15 ldrnt - Roots • Bark -Gtng aeng, yellow root, wn4 ginger, May · Apple. clean, no dirt. Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box 14, Reedsville, Ohio, 45712. 4 17 120~ STANDING timber In Oblo or West Virginia, or old farms Auto S.les Is leaving the farm and sell the following al her located 4 miles east of Che••ter, Ohio. • at intersec~on Stale R'!'lle .!48 and .' Mel11•l ·County Rd. 28. Saturday ril 29, 1 p. m.: ~ Roto hoe, chains, long, rope, paint, calolqa, 1k stretcher, Myers 1'1. ~ tools, steel fence posts, 20 ........, ladder, pipe ties, tool boxes, wrenches, a n t I que G.l!ulal ~. wan ttlephonl\ nltclo-14~ er, dish for hatpins, ::"' divider, lelephone a..x.ua . lamps, Admiral deep freeze 44.Chonalol rocking chair, set IIOWlil 1.'m;qa.t lamps, metal bods, drawers, ldaylag 1956 OLDSMOBILE, lair OOIII!U·I lion, $75.00. New snow tlrel · on back. Donald Bre•il'· er, 4 26 6tc 5:t := ' with lim ber. Marion Reynolds, lawn mower, metal Box Tl, Syracuse, 'Ohlo, Odd dishes, kettles, picnic table, 1 i!41!c ·rtlasler, carpenter Help Wanted' •txt2 heater,rugs, powertnmks, saW', .. Clirftl _,,. . . . . ... CAft HOP and wallreS9. Apply pump, step ladder, In person. Crow's S t e.a k·' sprayer, pony baiter and OQ OQB I'O;IC •oxR 'l'VOV r:ana House. 4 25 6te dle, trash blll'i1er, Myers I'OZ 'I'I'OB IUVOV'Z WV CS: T£01 iiW! OR FEMALE - Can- pump and many Items QKO UV llioOi'VIIL-'I',JI'¥Bifl valters lllld telephone •oHC!- lillecl.' tors for reputable company. Signed: Susie ;Gainer ,.........,.. o..J;.,.. '1'0 'rAJ.il: mr Alji:ar'¥ft1Rid Excellent ·wages. Write Care Long ~ttom. Ohio • "' .HIIIIl m.r. "mD cur BlliiD ·"' • "'IIIlA I '!IBA.'t ell The . Dally Sentinel, Box Bradford Auction Co. "'*"'~ , .a:.G,II>omeroy, Ohio, for ap- 15 Years Experience a,. ...... Jllllrtment for interview. C. c. Bradfunl, Auct., mem. H8 tte bU Ill NAA. 42Ute em. Waite i=~~ .... ._•. =• ' HART NAMED COACH TO~ (UPI) "-"' Jtobe!t :will repltce Pelt If head Hart bas 1 been JIUI!l!li ~~ at ' e2300.00. Call IMII-a461 2 p. m. ~r IDqU!re 'JlecrtalioD carter ''•" ' ' ' wos. ~I Ou... Tl-\~ BOSS. 1£ IHW!t\C . A!.L ~IGi-I.T, WHI LE. ON ,\ NEWt!Y SIDE STR£1::'1, £VF.R't wm:m H r: SAYS IS R;:CORDr.D I !-1S1C:£ A SHABBY EXitRMINATt kS TRUO\ PA.RV.~D IN fROHI Of AN CX.D TIMEMEHT BU!LD:t~ G . �'· ' . '.,, '· ,, '·' ' !·~· .... "·f , 'I 'QUALITY ) ' •• ' . .. £eu TluJ,_ 3 lb1. · lb. 59c { llb•· or mf.lri lh. - ............ Kroger Accepts I I I o.- "'"" ~~outtr to lft!vrt U.e frelfa. FEDERAL FOOD ' ' STAMPS! ' Pork loin Kroger Qualitu r 1 Kroger Premium Qu~ity QUARTERED, SLICED ' ' 1 I Pork let1111Utl' Mexican I' I I Dinners · ..... $1 I 10..., I .. . .. . .. .. . .. 79c Bacon ......... 3 :.. 99c AWrmo; star or . Bob Center Cut RIB n.... suchor ru"""' 1eners ...... 2 89c Coffee Sausage - PkiL - ,.. -$1.66 Colby L........ i ' Cheese ljI. ·it..,.. __ 55c IJ-- Il !' Coffee 'I - - - - - 1 C-ry Club All Flovon Kroll HoW - lb. bag 59c Colbr lse Cream . . . . . . . . . 59c u....,... __,79c ~ C ottage Chees~ ... :: 59c Yummies """"'"' Chee.se ! ;';, 2 lb. ,.,.$pt • ·~~ ·· Kroll 11fll - .I l!ndo I Plocoo 111eo11 W. Va. lroncl Whole or Hall & S.nbom '"'''"' - c ••••••••• •• •••••• lh. llfiL •• '1'- .,... o.,.. F - DASH or TIDE I 69 8-lh. bag Detergent gftu&l box .i ..... "i:::'.;: ::::! RUL~ .................................. · ·6ft of 11 LD.U lllfl IIIIo... N lollll or ot don olftn II •J II - r y• .,. ........ ,.,..... .... ~ ....._19e ...... t Macaroni tJ • ~, ' pkgl, ' II ' I .._ .33c •·Ot. Cubei' ., ' ~· .~ \ ' I'' ,,' ,I ' c l•rtchotlflolldo Dront.. 1111. .... , .... ~....... • 25c 1-oz. *' ' cmpry, 11oft II,...._ AIIWW wll ,...... Ill• soalll ~ ....... NOT REMOVE 111£ SEAL T •U D IS TAMPERED WITH. ·, t Play lho I.O.U. h., II ......, • Ifill . .. . . . • • • M l...lt II lht 11011111111' tllflltl " ' caa .... AMOUNTS Of 1111 LO.IL IUPS Polloh L...., Pinto. 01. No"'- NoY}' or lloobro Pooo Crisco 1hii'IL 11'1 4 ....... ....,.., 50 .....:.*::!~: '"""" "$1ot.OO, 250 ....... $150.11, 11$500.00. Wlalw yH Jom I Mldalot top .......... . . ••••• ·--·····~· · "" 39c .. _ ·--··-· I K_.....,._. 12 =89c Bread ........ 4 .:: $1 ....... ,....... 39c -~soup ......... g.:.' $1 · Pledge ..... .. :- 99c., . . .. . • • • '!: 79c Beans ......... 5~·.$1 Corn ......... 5!:' . $1 . Orange Juice Hon..o. lovlllon ' It et. , _ Vltlllllll 1or11..,....,.... •••• Kroger Brand Frozen lwtttwllll .. u.......... I . "- , ..... w. II. y'..... YDII MAY IIICIMa "' 50 STAMPS TO $50.00 lSI lrAM 'nl $2IUI taO STAMPS 10 $100.00 ~- IYAM If $5IUI c.... I• ' • I , . . "' -· K....lOJ,l ..... ... ......... --.....a. .. . . I. ••• d......,·~ ... ,,..,...,, , a.. . . _ . . ......... ' ... ..... .tloo.-. ........ . .-.b....... ......... . . -h-..,.,.-.. ...,_., ..... ._ ' 0. flbldtt ~--- .,.;..,.. ·-- 87e I I .. ....... . Stew •••••• 2 :: 89e I •· .•. :: 19c .•. ,, ... Milk ....... .. 7 : ~ •'' II' ..... Jwt W.t:looM hlllo Beana ....... 7:..• $1 Hair Spray--· 2 ::::· $1 Breeze • REG. 59c RITAIL ' $1 THERMO .TEI,t\P .. ~ ;.· 12 oz. TUMBLER ' INSULATEDWARE 1 I, ;.. ·- $1.46 • llt.w- '' ·Corn 'Blue 2 -... 75c ........ Rinso t_ .; . ' . 1; , ..it , , ' ' Bedding Planfl 1........... ~~"c-··-~ 2 ...... ..... '73c _ ..._,...,,Cerntdl r ..... Perennials ······---~·.··---~~-~'~-.• AU .... """ ~· 49c . ·., * iTAIM PlOOF , ' ' t .** KIIPI HOT FOQD "" r..i1o.. Endive ....... ... 19c Rmriaine ,. ~ , · ... 19e ,..._, '!"a 1-. Ma\ , ... I . . * DIIHWAINIR ~ ** ODO . .. PROO, '. t .. s~ 49c Fresh, Goltle11 ' FN~~~•...... ' .; . ' . ', -~· ' ...,. ·'> ::· • -~ ., ·_f •' ' ,- ..... ~9t Wlllt 'lilt l'urdt"' 01 l ... waoro ............. ' - f/WI/rl . '. . i' ;, '~ " -...... . . - ----- ~ -._ ... .... . _ ' \' . ' . ANOTH FlUffy AU 3 . . Watmnelon .--...~, ,·"". .· • ,89c • · $.~9 ,. t ' ' ' • A GREAT Nl~ CUST~MER BONUS FROM KROGER ,.f'' '- ' "'•""' Cut .... I Cocktail aw. ....... t - - - - - - 1 Cinnamon· Rolls Surf I Off.....,.,.. 5.... ..,.. ....,..... ··-····1 Ill~ .......... ...w........................ ... ..... ... ofoht_ .. - ... -::.:.:--_·.::-:a: _, ""' .,... ., . ·~ .101...0: '' 85e wlllt. ,., 1111'1 You han I Wiolltl' wllq"' 11111111 1 lip . . I ...... It LO.U. .... ... 1M- 11111117· "'"" - · ' · Dot ' • /JIIlf.. . �'· ' . '.,, '· ,, '·' ' !·~· .... "·f , 'I 'QUALITY ) ' •• ' . .. £eu TluJ,_ 3 lb1. · lb. 59c { llb•· or mf.lri lh. - ............ Kroger Accepts I I I o.- "'"" ~~outtr to lft!vrt U.e frelfa. FEDERAL FOOD ' ' STAMPS! ' Pork loin Kroger Qualitu r 1 Kroger Premium Qu~ity QUARTERED, SLICED ' ' 1 I Pork let1111Utl' Mexican I' I I Dinners · ..... $1 I 10..., I .. . .. . .. .. . .. 79c Bacon ......... 3 :.. 99c AWrmo; star or . Bob Center Cut RIB n.... suchor ru"""' 1eners ...... 2 89c Coffee Sausage - PkiL - ,.. -$1.66 Colby L........ i ' Cheese ljI. ·it..,.. __ 55c IJ-- Il !' Coffee 'I - - - - - 1 C-ry Club All Flovon Kroll HoW - lb. bag 59c Colbr lse Cream . . . . . . . . . 59c u....,... __,79c ~ C ottage Chees~ ... :: 59c Yummies """"'"' Chee.se ! ;';, 2 lb. ,.,.$pt • ·~~ ·· Kroll 11fll - .I l!ndo I Plocoo 111eo11 W. Va. lroncl Whole or Hall & S.nbom '"'''"' - c ••••••••• •• •••••• lh. llfiL •• '1'- .,... o.,.. F - DASH or TIDE I 69 8-lh. bag Detergent gftu&l box .i ..... "i:::'.;: ::::! RUL~ .................................. · ·6ft of 11 LD.U lllfl IIIIo... N lollll or ot don olftn II •J II - r y• .,. ........ ,.,..... .... ~ ....._19e ...... t Macaroni tJ • ~, ' pkgl, ' II ' I .._ .33c •·Ot. Cubei' ., ' ~· .~ \ ' I'' ,,' ,I ' c l•rtchotlflolldo Dront.. 1111. .... , .... ~....... • 25c 1-oz. *' ' cmpry, 11oft II,...._ AIIWW wll ,...... Ill• soalll ~ ....... NOT REMOVE 111£ SEAL T •U D IS TAMPERED WITH. ·, t Play lho I.O.U. h., II ......, • Ifill . .. . . . • • • M l...lt II lht 11011111111' tllflltl " ' caa .... AMOUNTS Of 1111 LO.IL IUPS Polloh L...., Pinto. 01. No"'- NoY}' or lloobro Pooo Crisco 1hii'IL 11'1 4 ....... ....,.., 50 .....:.*::!~: '"""" "$1ot.OO, 250 ....... $150.11, 11$500.00. Wlalw yH Jom I Mldalot top .......... . . ••••• ·--·····~· · "" 39c .. _ ·--··-· I K_.....,._. 12 =89c Bread ........ 4 .:: $1 ....... ,....... 39c -~soup ......... g.:.' $1 · Pledge ..... .. :- 99c., . . .. . • • • '!: 79c Beans ......... 5~·.$1 Corn ......... 5!:' . $1 . Orange Juice Hon..o. lovlllon ' It et. , _ Vltlllllll 1or11..,....,.... •••• Kroger Brand Frozen lwtttwllll .. u.......... I . "- , ..... w. II. y'..... YDII MAY IIICIMa "' 50 STAMPS TO $50.00 lSI lrAM 'nl $2IUI taO STAMPS 10 $100.00 ~- IYAM If $5IUI c.... I• ' • I , . . "' -· K....lOJ,l ..... ... ......... --.....a. .. . . I. ••• d......,·~ ... ,,..,...,, , a.. . . _ . . ......... ' ... ..... .tloo.-. ........ . .-.b....... ......... . . -h-..,.,.-.. ...,_., ..... ._ ' 0. flbldtt ~--- .,.;..,.. ·-- 87e I I .. ....... . Stew •••••• 2 :: 89e I •· .•. :: 19c .•. ,, ... Milk ....... .. 7 : ~ •'' II' ..... Jwt W.t:looM hlllo Beana ....... 7:..• $1 Hair Spray--· 2 ::::· $1 Breeze • REG. 59c RITAIL ' $1 THERMO .TEI,t\P .. ~ ;.· 12 oz. TUMBLER ' INSULATEDWARE 1 I, ;.. ·- $1.46 • llt.w- '' ·Corn 'Blue 2 -... 75c ........ Rinso t_ .; . ' . 1; , ..it , , ' ' Bedding Planfl 1........... ~~"c-··-~ 2 ...... ..... '73c _ ..._,...,,Cerntdl r ..... Perennials ······---~·.··---~~-~'~-.• AU .... """ ~· 49c . ·., * iTAIM PlOOF , ' ' t .** KIIPI HOT FOQD "" r..i1o.. Endive ....... ... 19c Rmriaine ,. ~ , · ... 19e ,..._, '!"a 1-. Ma\ , ... I . . * DIIHWAINIR ~ ** ODO . .. PROO, '. t .. s~ 49c Fresh, Goltle11 ' FN~~~•...... ' .; . ' . ', -~· ' ...,. ·'> ::· • -~ ., ·_f •' ' ,- ..... ~9t Wlllt 'lilt l'urdt"' 01 l ... waoro ............. ' - f/WI/rl . '. . i' ;, '~ " -...... . . - ----- ~ -._ ... .... . _ ' \' . ' . ANOTH FlUffy AU 3 . . Watmnelon .--...~, ,·"". .· • ,89c • · $.~9 ,. t ' ' ' • A GREAT Nl~ CUST~MER BONUS FROM KROGER ,.f'' '- ' "'•""' Cut .... I Cocktail aw. ....... t - - - - - - 1 Cinnamon· Rolls Surf I Off.....,.,.. 5.... ..,.. ....,..... ··-····1 Ill~ .......... ...w........................ ... ..... ... ofoht_ .. - ... -::.:.:--_·.::-:a: _, ""' .,... ., . ·~ .101...0: '' 85e wlllt. ,., 1111'1 You han I Wiolltl' wllq"' 11111111 1 lip . . I ...... It LO.U. .... ... 1M- 11111117· "'"" - · ' · Dot ' • /JIIlf.. . �' 1 I I' . JJ'(ithout it, Tax .Collectors Shot on Sight • ' ,Income Tax Withholding System Greatest. Pain Killer Since First Use of Morphine· · Uutted Preoa IDIOraoUon~t sums enable· the ,pi>I!UciBDB. )o Personal income taxes would live in the style to ' which they ,.me down in a hurry If the have become accustomed and to government would give up the ltelp others to do ll!<ewise. Open· pain-killer system of collecting handed Is the word for our the taxes at the source. politicians. It Is easy to spend The taxpayer woold not give tax dollars collected so painlessup his dollars so easily if he ly the average citizen never were able to jingle them even misses them. briefiy. But whether he realizes it or Thls is the wilhholdlng tax not, the humpbacked taxpayer syatem, Imposed during Fran· pays and paya. klin D. Rooaeveit's era and In ConSider President Johnson. force ever Bjnce. Thll tax ·The President is a !rugal man collection system Is the greatest He says so himself. In the tii64 pain·killer since morpltine arid fiscal year which ended last ether. Thls Is the season In June 30, LBJ collected 1101.7 which clltzens would be shooting billion in taxes, of which tax colleclon on sight, but for personal income payments to the withholding system, taUed $55.4 b!Uion. The alternative to withholding In the fiscal year 1967 'which would be to force the taxpayer will end this June 30, LBJ to get up In one great bundle expects to collect $117 billion, bls annual tax levy. There including $62.2 billion in person· mlghl be a tax rebellion in this al income taxes. In fiscal 1968 country but lor the withholding which will end June :W, 19lill, system. LBJ will taka $12U billion, Personal Income tax is more than $73 billion of it In withheld by employers and paid personal income payments. directly Into the U.S. Treasury. But even these vast sums will This Is your money but It loses not suffice to run the govern· its ideutity. ment as LBJ runs it He has So it is that vast sums are budgeted for deficits In those paid Into the J].S. Treasury. tl)ree fiscal years as follows: lndireclly at least, these vast $2.3 biUlon In fiscal '66. $9.7 Did you know That ... •• billion 'in n.chl '61 and .su billion In fiscal •68. 'lltese deficits, of course, will add to the public debt. And it already amounts to $330.7 billion, up about 110 billion in the past year. Interest on this debt will Increase from $12.1 billion In fiscal 1966 to $14.2 billion In fiscal 19611. 'lltls system of borrowing huge soma to pay govel'llment bills Instead of taxing the citizens is beloved by the politicians. They might be ridden out of town on a rail if they laid on taxes sufficient to pay the bills they run up in C1>nducling government busl· ness. 'llte pollticiall6 know Ibis system cannllt go on forever but each expecta it to survive beyond his term of ,oHice. When the reckoning comes, the current crop of politicians figure to be retired; maybe dead. They had better hopa so. This deficit spending system bas been accompanied by a devastating erosion of the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar. 'llte buck has lost about lill cents In purchasing power In the past 30 years. The two-bit dollar Is just around the corner. MOST \I!AtJTJli'UL BIKINI neft) to be soen Ill Nanau lhls 11111011 ts Ill a hel111ea alreteh Iabrie Ill regal shades of Hlar, blaek :fd willie. It has matcblng aDl·twtll shirt. 'vDieal of ,wba fashten-eonselous women wear for enlertallllng daring the beaullful Bahamian evealllp Ia lbe two-piece silk puts suit (right). In lr<lpi· <a! tones of elwllease, l•liow, magenta and green, It is wom with handmade ltillall cul-eJ7&111 earrings. Theae 1ll'e EmWo Pu<d designs. t)ilo• Carpenter Social News By Blanche M, Haskins Now with The Daily Sentinel .. FOR THAT PROFESSIOIAL LOOK ",, o• ••• I ' '· II ., I : r, ' 1 ' ! : VelYa•hu.e Vinyl Latex FLATWALL FINISH Now Is tht tlmt to deecln:l'- • tludy te Use • Etly to Applr ~~VIth Blue R1clge QUALITY paint at LOW COST. A wldl 111act1on of poatel c:;Wofa availablt; alao m~ Alkvd IM'Iicllou Enomel for work oncf kitchtM. CcJmt. In today - We'll bt happy tv ossllt In :IYif'l way. • 01lak DryiiC "JIIIIIWT PAIIff IUY" • Lula Loacer •• Reg.~- -'U·lf.C Et~yl _ _ . Put the savings your own pocket HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY 773-5554 i' Free Delivery Mason, w. Vo, For· Mother K&C Jew~ Has A Great Selection of MASON, W. VA. Name Brand Gifts SocietY Notes t Mother's Day, May 1~ Your Dependable Deolor For Choose Mother's gift from K&C 's better se1eetion, like glassware PLUMBING by Fostoria, purses & billfolds by Meeket", watches by Bulova, 1847 Rogers sJivet'\\oare, china by Syracuse and always a choice selection of fashion Jewelry, AND HEATING ., ~ I'' I ' Bob and Charlen·e !,Hoeflich ' • See Our Complet~ . Line Of ; AMERICAI ~ FOSTCIIIA DaullnQ' d•amond-llke •c:ets r•fteet earl)l .. t~i;ll iG DWiry I<Mff t:u. __, the size of France, only 3 per 1 920.0110 square miles , grows crops, and a mere one. can support livestock. 1:cent of its SPEED TES'I'!I Daytona Beach, unlike many resorts, lltTactl more visitors In summer than In win· Ttle clty is croWded each 1/s'1mmer with sporlscar enthusl· aats who come to watch automoblle speed t..ts and races r------------------1• 23-mUe a311d strip. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $299 f30,00 Down - lofonco en COIInnftntT...,. MASON FURNnURE co; MASON, w..VA. : ' • ' . - ~aveJoi~edBo~ Wingett ' HUFFY RIDING & POWER MOWERS . ~1' ' ' l{'f i ,) ' ... 1_ f(atie Ct9w and Ch•t Tannehill ' ltl T~e News .o,~nwent ' Phone WY 2-2550 ABOUT ALGERIA Allhough Algarla Is lour times I 1 •• ., \ SPECIAL ·DISCOUNT NOW OFF, REGULAR PRiCE .ON ALL MOWERS • I TAKEN IN THE CARTON. , .. / • . .. To Make ' I • t' ) ·~ I ' ' • -:J'"" _______ .... ____ ~ I l l. • • ... 1 J �' 1 I I' . JJ'(ithout it, Tax .Collectors Shot on Sight • ' ,Income Tax Withholding System Greatest. Pain Killer Since First Use of Morphine· · Uutted Preoa IDIOraoUon~t sums enable· the ,pi>I!UciBDB. )o Personal income taxes would live in the style to ' which they ,.me down in a hurry If the have become accustomed and to government would give up the ltelp others to do ll!<ewise. Open· pain-killer system of collecting handed Is the word for our the taxes at the source. politicians. It Is easy to spend The taxpayer woold not give tax dollars collected so painlessup his dollars so easily if he ly the average citizen never were able to jingle them even misses them. briefiy. But whether he realizes it or Thls is the wilhholdlng tax not, the humpbacked taxpayer syatem, Imposed during Fran· pays and paya. klin D. Rooaeveit's era and In ConSider President Johnson. force ever Bjnce. Thll tax ·The President is a !rugal man collection system Is the greatest He says so himself. In the tii64 pain·killer since morpltine arid fiscal year which ended last ether. Thls Is the season In June 30, LBJ collected 1101.7 which clltzens would be shooting billion in taxes, of which tax colleclon on sight, but for personal income payments to the withholding system, taUed $55.4 b!Uion. The alternative to withholding In the fiscal year 1967 'which would be to force the taxpayer will end this June 30, LBJ to get up In one great bundle expects to collect $117 billion, bls annual tax levy. There including $62.2 billion in person· mlghl be a tax rebellion in this al income taxes. In fiscal 1968 country but lor the withholding which will end June :W, 19lill, system. LBJ will taka $12U billion, Personal Income tax is more than $73 billion of it In withheld by employers and paid personal income payments. directly Into the U.S. Treasury. But even these vast sums will This Is your money but It loses not suffice to run the govern· its ideutity. ment as LBJ runs it He has So it is that vast sums are budgeted for deficits In those paid Into the J].S. Treasury. tl)ree fiscal years as follows: lndireclly at least, these vast $2.3 biUlon In fiscal '66. $9.7 Did you know That ... •• billion 'in n.chl '61 and .su billion In fiscal •68. 'lltese deficits, of course, will add to the public debt. And it already amounts to $330.7 billion, up about 110 billion in the past year. Interest on this debt will Increase from $12.1 billion In fiscal 1966 to $14.2 billion In fiscal 19611. 'lltls system of borrowing huge soma to pay govel'llment bills Instead of taxing the citizens is beloved by the politicians. They might be ridden out of town on a rail if they laid on taxes sufficient to pay the bills they run up in C1>nducling government busl· ness. 'llte pollticiall6 know Ibis system cannllt go on forever but each expecta it to survive beyond his term of ,oHice. When the reckoning comes, the current crop of politicians figure to be retired; maybe dead. They had better hopa so. This deficit spending system bas been accompanied by a devastating erosion of the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar. 'llte buck has lost about lill cents In purchasing power In the past 30 years. The two-bit dollar Is just around the corner. MOST \I!AtJTJli'UL BIKINI neft) to be soen Ill Nanau lhls 11111011 ts Ill a hel111ea alreteh Iabrie Ill regal shades of Hlar, blaek :fd willie. It has matcblng aDl·twtll shirt. 'vDieal of ,wba fashten-eonselous women wear for enlertallllng daring the beaullful Bahamian evealllp Ia lbe two-piece silk puts suit (right). In lr<lpi· <a! tones of elwllease, l•liow, magenta and green, It is wom with handmade ltillall cul-eJ7&111 earrings. Theae 1ll'e EmWo Pu<d designs. t)ilo• Carpenter Social News By Blanche M, Haskins Now with The Daily Sentinel .. FOR THAT PROFESSIOIAL LOOK ",, o• ••• I ' '· II ., I : r, ' 1 ' ! : VelYa•hu.e Vinyl Latex FLATWALL FINISH Now Is tht tlmt to deecln:l'- • tludy te Use • Etly to Applr ~~VIth Blue R1clge QUALITY paint at LOW COST. A wldl 111act1on of poatel c:;Wofa availablt; alao m~ Alkvd IM'Iicllou Enomel for work oncf kitchtM. CcJmt. In today - We'll bt happy tv ossllt In :IYif'l way. • 01lak DryiiC "JIIIIIWT PAIIff IUY" • Lula Loacer •• Reg.~- -'U·lf.C Et~yl _ _ . Put the savings your own pocket HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY 773-5554 i' Free Delivery Mason, w. Vo, For· Mother K&C Jew~ Has A Great Selection of MASON, W. VA. Name Brand Gifts SocietY Notes t Mother's Day, May 1~ Your Dependable Deolor For Choose Mother's gift from K&C 's better se1eetion, like glassware PLUMBING by Fostoria, purses & billfolds by Meeket", watches by Bulova, 1847 Rogers sJivet'\\oare, china by Syracuse and always a choice selection of fashion Jewelry, AND HEATING ., ~ I'' I ' Bob and Charlen·e !,Hoeflich ' • See Our Complet~ . Line Of ; AMERICAI ~ FOSTCIIIA DaullnQ' d•amond-llke •c:ets r•fteet earl)l .. t~i;ll iG DWiry I<Mff t:u. __, the size of France, only 3 per 1 920.0110 square miles , grows crops, and a mere one. can support livestock. 1:cent of its SPEED TES'I'!I Daytona Beach, unlike many resorts, lltTactl more visitors In summer than In win· Ttle clty is croWded each 1/s'1mmer with sporlscar enthusl· aats who come to watch automoblle speed t..ts and races r------------------1• 23-mUe a311d strip. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $299 f30,00 Down - lofonco en COIInnftntT...,. MASON FURNnURE co; MASON, w..VA. : ' • ' . - ~aveJoi~edBo~ Wingett ' HUFFY RIDING & POWER MOWERS . ~1' ' ' l{'f i ,) ' ... 1_ f(atie Ct9w and Ch•t Tannehill ' ltl T~e News .o,~nwent ' Phone WY 2-2550 ABOUT ALGERIA Allhough Algarla Is lour times I 1 •• ., \ SPECIAL ·DISCOUNT NOW OFF, REGULAR PRiCE .ON ALL MOWERS • I TAKEN IN THE CARTON. , .. / • . .. To Make ' I • t' ) ·~ I ' ' • -:J'"" _______ .... ____ ~ I l l. • • ... 1 J �' . •) 1 I ., '· ,,,.-, , .: .. ..... ', ' ' I llbe·rfelds End· of · ' • ,. I ., Mtnt Pin Chtctc - ' Slightly Soiled - Not All Sizes $12.95 Womens Uniforms S1le $6.48 $10;95 Womens Uniforms Sale $5.48 $8.95 Wam•ns Uniforms S1le $4.48 $7.95 Womens Uniforms S.le $3.98 $5.95 Wamens Uniforms Sale $2.98 SALEI WOMEN$ •' " Spring Coats and Suits . $59.50 Wamens Colts & Suits _ S.le $39.00 Sborta, Very well knovia brand. Sizes 28 to 110. Wbile they last. of belt loops. Felled seams in legs, Boalsall drill poet. ets. Sanfori!ed shrunk. Sizeo 32 to 110. '3.49 End of the Month Sale $39.50 Womens Coats & Suits~ S.le $29.00 . $29.50 Womens Colts & Suits....., S.le $19.00 $19.50 Womens Co1ts &_Suit~t: S1le $12.00 GIRLS DR~SES Save now on girls dresses - AJJ,i'sizes from tots and teens. ,'/ End of the Month Solei '· o.,.... .f $7.95 Girl' Dresses Mens $2.95 Knit Shirts Crew neck - V necks - Hi-Crew necks, Action knit shirts. So Ideal for golf and other sports. Solid colors and white, also stripes. Sniall (34-36), Medium (384()), Larie (42-44)'and Extra Large (46-48). Western Style Jeans $4.95 Girls Drenes ' S1le $3.00 $3.95 Girls Dres~ ·, S1le $2.50 Slim fit - hlp bUgging - wide belt loops. 100% cot· · ton. Tougb sanforlzed denim. Wheat, black and Ioden l!'eeo. SIZEU to 12 $2.98 Si:~!fiS 14 to 18 $3.49 . . Spurs Wes,.m Style Jeans Uke the bit boys llacta. Solltl eolors. ~95 Coats and Suits ~:. ." •. . stzes.ato ex and 7 to 14 $1l• .Girla Colts end ·$~Girls SuitJ _ S1le $12.00 COats end Suits_ S.le $12.00 ~ Girls Colts enc! Suits _ f\U5 S.le $8.00 S1le $8.00 Gir~ Colts end Sulti _ 1;rgains In the Ullglde antllnfallls Dept. w-- $3.95 Nylon Full s(IP. 5•1• $3.00 Sole 69c == $1.00 Nylon FIIICY 8rl.f. On Sale at Our Wal'ehouoo on Mechanic St. o- $2.95 Pllaadontl $2.95 Lo,. PelaiMI $3.95 Lo,. PajiiMI Sale $2.39 Sole $2.49 S1lo $3.00 $3.00 eott.niDHron ai.nil '""' Sole $2.49 $5.95 Gpwn and IWie lela _ S.lo $4.39 69c Cotton Mllh Pantlll S.lo 59c Infants $2.95 S-.r Seta S.le $2.49 lnflntt $1.19 CoHon PIIM Gowna Sole 19c Infants $1.95 CNipllls · S.le $1.49 Big S.lectlonllloyt Short S l - body with rolled edgeo. 2J'eeD baked enamel. 18 INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - - - - - 19o 24 INCH PLANT BOXES 99o 30 INCH PLANT BOXII - - - - - - - $1.19 :16 INCH PLANT IOXIS $1J9 42 INCH PLANT IOXIS $1.19 . SPAR SPONGEE RUST· STAIN While They a..st REMOVfR SPONGE Removeo l'Uit from clothing, earpeu.,, oinb and toilet bowls. Safe on colora. Cleano like mt~~~ JUII rub the surface. CblomcallJ treated. AbJOrb& d!lt and duat. Sale For Boys and Men Solo! Juot 5I ..,. .... 2 .. 7 s.to !!1h~ort!!_!SI~"'!!•!!ie~ltlo!J!!!rt!_!lh~lrlt~====::::::::::=~69c D.Y UIANJNG 89c 69c Heavyweight 25 lloyo IIIII 6 to II Knit Shirts Wilt S...rt Sloo¥oo lk .....lal Loll loyo Waoh aM Woor Slacb (Mostly Slu 141 tM Mono llodco (mootly 30 wolotl Solo $1.00 ltio $1.39 Smoll GNupl MIM ..US P1m11nont P- Slocl<o (Mooty Whoot Color) . Sol• $2.00 Plastic Suit Hangers ContoiU'ed neck line and shoulder holds suits, jackets, separates, etc. Nickel plated revolving metal hook, cleir plastic. Yeor round per!IWI8It l1fOII with Scotcll G<lard llnlsh. S1W 29 to 110. Smart looidlw dress trowera in 10lld colors. CODJervatWe model&. llllJ what you need dllrlnc tbia salt and save. BoidJ atx blOUIOO or shlrU ill $7.95 TROUSERS - - - - - $ 5 . 5 0 =~~Jiapolble aCompaei'-r.t.:ble 10 a11o 2.:.- ,.,. •3·00 Sale of Domestics! RIG. FL~~T~;;;;;;; IALI IALI RIG. $4.39 $4.39 lbiOI PULL FULL PlniO RIG. Wt Pl. "LLOW CAlli WI Pallernllll Blue, Pint and Yellow 5 c-. . ' ...........,. lnoo,..1.., R... f2,9S pair _ Sot. $1.50 pair opverlnu. UGHTWEIGHT JAwiS SALI $2.75 SALI $2.75 WI $2.75 SALI $3-" IALI $3.75 SALit4,SO .,W.I MAO . · , ~~ B.,.d eolorfulllrlpea OD W!ib B~ RIG. 4Jo WAsH CLOTHS :~ ' eounclls welj offered ;!he Meigs Co!Dlly Water ·Co. facliity at a ~t .•_..· Ir~artede . ucew , t!~!::~~~. ~lin, ...., ......,......, ''16'' ld~~ng with the ~01111cll• In 'Middleport were Carl 'l'!ehp~; OQ.e of the owners of the eoii!J!ii: ny; Sidney Brandt, company at; , torney, and John Anderspn, re. ptesenUng a bonding firm. All are of• Cincinnati, The meeting .was one ·of several held recent. ty, ID ·ezplore possible purchase by Pomeroy and Middleport of the water company. , Put on ihe !able the new ~ t"!". '• ... ''/f,,•'t_'"· •-• 1 · 't ·'' • offer.~ ae;J the wa~rks, ,.,·:.·•' ',"~r~e;,~~.~·teU~.!i~tti~. '~ ',~ ' al:·tll• ·ex~nse . ~~· lbe, •· ··~·down (!:om !f:25j000. . . cal · ~ ~~~~~ tu.e! nq~r pala•,., I ':ketgs~ll,:W·~ · ~··-~ies ,, tt .. Also in ·the, ~ :t!fi{ '~:. ·men'tt:·· · ~ ~-~=r, = last' iQgllt oil ' J'~~YIII!ll/ that ~,.) .•~ twotPwns lo ·P ... l:i · ..w•••, J••• • the f . ·~QI[. 1: . i::t~:'::~~in· J:' 'area '' •. A~ for 11M , ol•· 20t;OOO If the buy~ra . l~l<.. , ~ - e~lejl d!al ~ .II!M1!' that ; reJillirs arld' ~t;; pl\ltblo , )le'fl flu&. Wlll . ' should 'be\ made when liiJ Pi¥'l' . . - - 11011 o'er !WO Jllllllop ehllle il eompleled. Tb!J",wollld dollan. • •• ·th~~~·,r. · ,will,. ·. be, · Ierma•of ihe new offer,,roQUe~ ' . viiJ~ ·~,OJl"I;Bi!' the ·C(,m;: · • "~b! t9"JJIY,tlf'C. 0. Fli~r ind "' ed b7 1the .C91J!lClls, \VOUld .be . _ P~llf .Pf.Olllb.tY •.nes,, t111111 ~:th,,,, ,. ·' ·¥•?.!~':. ~~ .~r. .ru!JY... five ,an~ ~O'CI~arter ~ ceq! .~·~, ~o~, ljelng p~ld.:ID. ~ .'1'\thj!l '~. '~! · arld we lly.o eo~ to the five~ oneolidiited Water•. Ind., ID OPf~le. , . •Cl\'1!!!\'u,;·:J'!VIllb~\1! ~~ , ~'7 h~lf:per~ent sel . ~own ln. tqe , . lt. : · 1 , . . .• ._, ·' . IJ.qD.~- Iiilot ll!ne.. . !Jrsl-. ofl~ by the eo~pany. , ~r. 1 J'1, f told, ~ .~Is -1 · )l• •11!:~ , ~scusslon I~s' , avQlii ·J!!8king llle lmpi'oyemenl:l A~~rd1ng 1D ~auve plans, !pal r. , , , . ~f the ~mpan;V, ·are ni!Jbl, C0!1'JlllRY, feprel"'nta,tive Olt·a ·"piece ml!81"· basil. the company would, sell the fa· OPF" 10. ,thei~ iilspl.,clioo. ln\!J.uJI·. . sfl!~ 1_tlu!_~ 1 cql,llp'\"f, als~ . I)'Ould eility 1D the two tow11J, which lng an ellgbweripg tllport 1!1ilch ,pay,Ior ~)her englneerlilg firm . 'flle · !.{~s County Water Co.. · would pay off the_ purchase lbe ~!Js. Co)inty Water Co. )lad ~iuil'y; ~ ' jhe c<i~l)clls ~o\lld has 2;400 subs~rlbrs in tl]e two price, plus Interest. over a 40 ot<!Ored : ~\!lore ., the clomji(lny · agree'-lo ·purrlh~ the lacllity,, IDi!'ns. O!Qeials pf the eompil!f year period. was 'pqrcltased ,from . tfie Dowi!' :. ~diid ·the present . reJiort-,~ave .stated thai theY will se~ It was pointed ~~~~ last night ltileresls. · · . updated - -shows the "!ale,. an apjlroXtmate 32 per cent rate that operation by the villages '· ., . to . worlii:Js' iv<irth the asking price' , , ~Ike lhroui!h the Ohio Public would be more economical In ihe, that · ' UtiUUes Commission ll Th!i lntetesl 'rate'; .UilGer th~ by the ·eori!Pa!IY arld· that \IM'. uw at ' Cl••rlitl BDd colder Tbol'lo day D!ch~ lAw Zl 18 3S. Fa!P ud ·~,...,·. Fill(ay. ' ' ' . '{. I ' . I I . ' ()RDIN'NCE APPROv-· " ""' FolloWing the dion; MlddlO. port CounCil m~l separately and gave the ~nd and lhlrd real!lngs 10 all ordinance providing for village participatiOn In re. aurlacing of Route 7 from the '"f" ID the Pomeroy eorpol:r. tiori·llmlls•. .. •• ' ,. Weather '' enttne ' ,. .: · ,:,,,~ I ,. ' ......' . ' , . ' ' I SALE! LUGGAGE . UNI-MOLD AIRWAY LUGGAGE . PbM~ROY-MIQO~~ORT,' _Q.fiJP - Thursday-Friday-Saturday . - $ THURSDAY, APRIL '27, 1967 ·- • er1 • • tres In ~ Styled for Men and Women. Rugged, Fiberglas Relnforeed. Graceful exteriors with Vinylone souffl>rool coverJni, Fashion colors: White, Chmool, Blue, Bed, _Green WOMIN'S 15" TRAINCAS!, REGULAR "9.95 - - - LUI $17.H : 17" HAT BOX, REGULAR $19.95 - - - SA&.I fl7.95 ! 22" WEEKENDER, REGULAR $19.95 · ~LI $17.91 ' 25" PULLMAN, REGULAR $29.95 . ' ~L· $2UI 21'' PULLMAN, REGULAR $34.95 fAI:I ~I,H 16" TOTE, REGULAR $13.95 SALfi ·fl2.9S MEN'S-Coloro Olivo, Brown, Cbon '' · 22'' COMPANION, RIGULAJi $21.95 : ' I m• 2S" 2 SUITER, REGULAR $S2.9S ,95· 25" 3 SUtTIR, IIIGULAR f34,95 I .H • ' ~ ~~~ I ., f.q $6.95 Whl,. Goooo l"oolhtr BED PILLOWS MIRAQE ·FOAM FUKIS Zippered and Interlined Washable linen liniab cover. Pint or blue. For tbia llio soc of Bend . :l'llnt I QUILTING SHEETING' · ~~ Priscilla, Bleaehed quill Sheellnr. Eleelltml q!i'UIJ -.,. "" WIDTH $1.G9 90" Wlt;!nl $1.1' Ono (;roup $7.95 BEDSPREADS Sculptured oottoo. lrin(ed spread&, Full and Twill Slle• BIJ dloice of colora. Thursday, Friday, Saturday ' .,nell c,..... COMfORliRS , $7.69 72xl4 o....a . Dupont Rid Labll ~Pint, Blua(LI. ·B~Mt, nu: Ant. !Yellow, : lat. · ~ $5-'';- ' ' -~. Talco Adnnta10 of tho Silo P = IHI'J' Dty In till , ' Co-l• ond Tollttoy o.,, ·•- on thold PIHr RAZOR BLADES ' . $J-1 9 hautuUJ eblon, Joi&Cbbie WW• THURSDAY "": FIUDAY- SATlll!llAY SAL~ 1'1UCJIB $1.95-24x36 SALI f1.69 $2.95-27x41 ~~:· t~9 t$.9$--4!15 . IAt -~-" ,tf,ft-.;.4d $3.69 24x70 I. IIIILDCRUT IANNIIIITRIPI RIO. fl.tl IATifioawiLI - - - - Ut. th """II 'f0'4t1Li - : - - - - - - \ Loom woven fibre and 9ill11 lflntort 100% Vilcoae Bayoa. able. stld proof back. II ' CLOIHIS HAMPERS Log Cabin Throw Rugs tr= 1 'Culhl011 Grlp' ' tPlutic coated lteel cllpJJftVIIlt 1111alna $4.50 PRINTED BED SHEETS ': SKIRT OR SLACKS IIANGDs ..' Slzeo 2 to 7 ond6 to 18 Smart plaids. Solid <olon in puUI& and deep tone•. Paisieyo. Button down collar st)'la, Ma111 are. permanent pre!S. Sale prlwd for Thunclay, Frlclay and Saturdoy PERCALE ROWER BED DESIGN ..,. ' ... ~ ,), $1.95 liio- - Solo ~.GO $11.91 ito..,... ....Solo 00 $12.95 ·Ht..,... -lola .GO t ''Wonda.CUp"_ with Well Known Make ' VOL XI~ ' NQ. 9 79c f Salol BLOUSE RACKS flnlsb. DRESS TROUSERS ...... 19c the tpaee of one baDftr, Plut:l"- tip~ form fiW., arms. llrl8hllJ plated dlromi A qr.u, of ....., Pillow Prlnta In new Spring Patterns are neat f1orals, 11eomelfleo ' and tspestrieo. Colors Include new plilk, blue, maize, equa > and orange. $L.39 Solo V $8.95 TROUSERS _ _ _ _ _ $6.50 MENS SUMMa WDGHT JACKnS 30 INCH PLANTIIIS fiJt 16 INCH PLANTIRS $1." ' . $1.00 WHINK SPORT SHIRTS / . HALF PRICE $6.95 TROUSERS 45" Printed CoHon Canvas & ~opsack!'l · •' ' IS INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - - - - 19a iodoots or out. II INCH PLANTI!RS _19c :lA INCH PLANTIRI $1.19 19 Boyo $US Valour Shirts 32 MillS $2.95 $pori Shlrtl SIHVI Special Value! 99c "\ SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHJRTS Mono $1.95 ln.....autor Shirt, '!'all, Short Work Shirts (Not nory ol•l Machine washable - Mochine dryable. 100% Nylon POe ·""< · Scott Security Back. Beauii!ul pa&tel shadeo. $14.9$ S'd~ ANO LID SAU $13.00· $25.95 ·6'x9' AND LID IALI SU;~ Dunluf plastic. Won1 leak! Practleal[J indeltruettble. Use $2.00 1 ~ On Sale at our Warehouse on Mechanic Stroot Marbletone Plastic Planttff Small Lolt 8lzes 2 to 7. BopsaokiDg and Bedford Cords. lllade juat ,. ''TORO" UWN MOWERS $3.98 ct....u, lttol Permanent Press SLACKS ' linoleum and VInyl Floor Covering Unusually attractive, remarkably durable! Heav,r. PUtre steel Emboaaed Ooral leaf esliD. Dark Yaung Mens1nd Mens Sizes Lillie loro , Mr. Wranglor Jr. •."' El.borfoldo oro hoodquorlorl For All-Steel Plant Boxes S1le $4.00 S1le $3.75 ., At Sale Prices in the Furniture Dept. on the 3rd Floor You can save on Kroehler LivinJ Room Suites Chairs - Bed Room Suites - Dming Room SuitesBerkline Chairs - Rockers - Recliners Simmons Hide-A-Beds - Sofa Beds - Stuato Couches- Matt;esses. . ' ·BATHROOM CA~PtfiNG ' sot• S1le $4.75 COTTON · · T-SHIRTS ', on RCA Whirlpool Refrigerators and Air Conditioners Metal Wardrobes and Utility Cabinets - Magic Chef Gas and Electric Ranges - General Electric Auto. malic Dehumidifiers. Sa1e $5.75 ' $6.95 Girls $5.95 Girls D.....-.h i e Red Wood Chain Chal111, Picnic Tobill eRatta-Tablll, Chain, ChaiSII, Rockers •Sprl,. StHW.C!Nirs '. e SIMI Glldei'I-Chain & R«ken e Innerspring Glldon-Choirl, Chalso Loung11 eAlumlnum TabiH-Staolo, Folding Cqto eAluminum Folding Chaii'I-Chai1111Rocken Sot th• at, Soltcllono . Tho M.ony Now PoHor,. In $10.95 Girls Dresses__.,,~'!.__ · _ _ Sale $6.75 $8.95 Gids Drea1es All Types 1nd Styles of Summer Furniture On the 2nd Floor-Take advantages of Sale Prices These are an exceptionally fine selection of Shirts for Men. Stripes Solid Colors, Window Pane Designs, Plaids. Small (14-14.~). medium (IJI-151>) large (16.161<) and extra large fl7·17'hJ. Button down <ollars, HI RoU <ollars. Regular widespread colial'll. $49.50 Wome'n s Ca1ts & Suits _ S.le' $34.00 $25.00 Womens Coats & Suits- S1le $16.00 For S1le Prices on Wall to Wiii-"Do-lt·Youl'ielf" Mens $3.95 Short SIHYI SPORT SHIRTS ,' i ' I Very weU made with plenl)' 576 Mens 89c Broadtlotb I ' "' Shop On The Second Floor WORK PANTS · UNDERWW I ' BY BOB IIOEFUCB Pomeroy and Mlddleporj town •, , ' i:, . ." . Store Hours: Thursday 9:.~~,:.-to:: 5.:~0. -,fr~cl~ 9J~ · 8 and Sat.urday 9 to 9 , ...:.~-: . Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping C~o:ter . for· W~ari~g · Ap.parei-~Dry Goods-· Hqu5ewQt«tt· ·'~·. . and Furnitu·re~ · .,' ' ~. . •, TWill .ToWns OleF,\' · Bener Waterworks ,, . \ Store. ·. o~er tha Month,· ·I . J ' '· ,'., lh~··.r·~~s-~. llt~lioitMot:'"'"'""'' ' ·SALI$7.29 '. ' S,ALIII · , __\.' . :wa.r .· ·!JigiJ·IIgh ts I, ' ' ~ of' on I, .' ,. ' � 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 04. April 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 April 26, 1967 bays haynes