https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/81fb9450f2ee8ecabdace8524d0dc589.pdf 1d636cf61ff813c59122125180e78890 PDF Text Text I Arrangement$,o'f . Flowers Judgt2d . ?~'th·riety ... by 'lioellkh. Tel. 992-5292 ~· . w Twenty-two flower arrangeher JI\Other, Mn1:···ten. ·'and I ments were judged by Mrs. Eva BOnhie Morris. It Robson, Region 11 dlreetor, ed th~t due to the Ulnesa when the Walk-In Garden Club Mrs. Riggs, the nest met recently at the home of will be held at the·home of Donn~ MorriS, Gold Ridge. , Helen CIII'JI!'rS. Reeelrilll blue rlbbona In the ,.,....:;;;;;;;;;;;;._~ judging were Mlna Hart, Mrs. of Mrs. TresMorris, Belva Willard, a short Spene& rand the late Kirtley Lee, Audiley Well, and Mildred f!Pencer hdll a reunion at Fork· ~ [" ::' Zei81er Red ribbons went to ell Rim · take recently. ' Anna Harl, Mabel Lee, and Au::· A ba!l,ket dinner was served . drey Well. ~~ poon. ' Attending were Mrs. II ~rs ~~ Mrsi Rl~hardbSweet . Preceding the meeting, mem· ~. Chester; Mr. and Mrs. ] e a u ay or elf 0 m1 hers loured the flower garden Eliiter Meadows, Mr. and Mrs. Charlestown, N: H. Mr s. and lawn of the Morris home. cedi. Harper, S~r. W. Va.; ISweet has been With her par.. ! Mabel Lee gave the opening ·'1"fi. and.Mrs. Gene Harper, Ak· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne •Gill- thought about flowers In the ~; Mr..and Mrs. Arland GO- !bons, for the past four months . Bible. A repOrt on the recent Wednesd•y lind 111d Jeff, Reedsville: Mr. •whlle her husband ~mpleted: regional meeting held at the WHITE ROSE Lodge and Mrs. Bill ~hUIIps and ~~~!rt~:~al ;:.ard tralRing at i Bradbury school was given by Wednetlday, July 1.2 at 1:311 p. . Rhonda, Columbus, Mr. and ' Edna Lt-e.. m., at the Middleport Legion : Mrs. Marlon Parker and Den- Ml"i. Elsie McKnigllt, Urbana, , During .a concluding social HaD. : nls. Long Bottom: Mr. and Mrs. Iwas the Sunday guest of her I hour, refreshment~ ol punch, FEENEY • BENNETT ' ; Guy Spellcer, Linda and Larry lsiSter, Mrs. David Entsminger. I ice cream and cookies were 128, American. Legion, ' wiD A BIG SELECTION OF ON'E AND TWO I'IECE;. · of Tuppers Plains. IMrs. Entsminger recently re-! aerved· by the hostess assisted meet at 7:30 p.m. of. the .Mount ll Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spencer Iturned from South Charleston I .. _ . at the hall. . of Mid· . .IN TODAYS FASHION COLORS : of Canton; Mr. and M:s. Klrt· where she v1s1ted Mr. and Mrs. j Judging Completed are available now. . ainong . the young ley Spen.cer, Jr .. ll)ld Junmy of !Ruth Zahn and Mr. and Mrs. I In Sear C · TRINITY CIRCLE of eompleting a leadership Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Rich· ICharles Entsminger. ! • onlelt Cbur<h of Christ will meet course held at the ard Spa>e.er, Timmy and Dan· I W ek d gue ts f M N I Judging of civic plantings ln 7:30 Wednesday night at I h creek Baptist Ol\U'ch, ny, CoolVIlle; Mr. and Mrs. ' e en s o. .rs. an ,the Sears Civic Beautification church. Galllpolis. ' VIrgO Spencer, Ted, Kathy, ,Moore and Miss M~ldred Haw- Contest In Region 11 of tile Ohio . Sponsored by the Providence ~. . Joey and Alice of Somerset· :tey were M1·s. MorriS Kohr and As . tl f G d Cl b ADm T CHOffi of St. Association of Baptist Church· Mr. and Mrs Larrv Osborne' i Miss Mary Pfeiffer. Canton. .ha '": on tedar ebn ,._ u s, u.. ·~· the . ·intensified course iri N'ck Sh · • ld · hi M M d' s n co...,..e Y .• ,. re- Lutheran Ct.urch wiD meet leadership develop'ment was di· I y, ella, Tommy and r ay mg rs. .•ore a~ i gional judging committee head- 8:30 Wednesday night at t h Tammy of Washington, w. va.; IMls.s Hawley entertamed w1th ,ed hu Mrs. Betty Cline 0f Mid- church. rected by the R.ev. William Up. and Verdie Gilland of Reeds· :a dinner party and other guests dl "Yrt POMEROY CHAPTER No. shaw of Akron. Mrs. Arnold ville. were Miss Hallie Zerkle a n d 0epoth · . th llichards, Middleport, was reMl ,N z ... ers servmg on e com- Royal Arch Masons will . , tb Three of Mr3. Spencer's chll· l ss· e11 le erkle. .,.ey were 'tte hi h 1 d 1 1. ed g.strar ,,or e one week school. dren were unable to attend gllilsts at the Zerkle borne Sat- i rm .n Meelgw Coc tv ewBe 1 P anM'"g.s stat Convocation, (?mtileting the program was . 1..-•ay d S• nd I h i1 s un Y' e pre, an- .lilly 12, at 7:30 p. m. at Cbrlstln R b' DI e . etta and Logan were Mrs Hel eroy Masonic TeQiple, aD e o mson, e ene They an• Arthur R!J<'ncer of ""' ' an on u ay Chester and Quentin and Mrs. group had dinner at Ball's Res· en Preston of the Cblsl!ir; Club cers and companions are DeLegal, _a~- ~~. Garnes. Mildred Holter of Mansfield. taurant In Point Pleasant. ' and Mrs. M. R. Roller o1 t h e to attend J ames IJtjcha nan, . -meet at St. Paul's Church wdl It ·.~.. Mr. and Mrs. OU10l Cunning- IMiddleport Garden Club. P. at 8 p. m ThursdaY,. ham and children, Debbi~. Kar- , Before prizes are awarded by · ft . en, Coleen, and Alan, Roches- ISears, all clvlc plantings enterThunday .. F IDAY ter, Mich. were weekend vis~ led In the competition wlll be , ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE MARY SHRINE No.. 37. tors of Mr. and Mrs . Clifford ,viewed by three jndges appoint- ·' w1.11 meet a1 8 p.m. Th ursday at I Shrme · · 0of Jeruslem th · 1will hold· Hayes and son. Gregory. Mr. led by the Olllo Association o 11the hall. Inspection will be held' plcmc ~ elr reguar meetmg . . Hayes Ia on vacation from his :Garden Clubs. Final results , and there will be a program and ~~~ Friday, July 14, at 6 p.m. employment at the Rich Val-· will be announced. refreshment~ a e New Haven Park. Memley Dairy' and the family wiD i I ANNUAL PICNIC of the Lau bera, . families and friends are spend several days this week Annual Picnic rel Cliff Better Health C1u bwelcome. Eacedh one is asked to Mr nd M 1n HunU""'"" w va rmg a cover dish and table 1will be held Thursday t,vening service ·a rs. Roy Jones, Jr., ,,._,, · · Held in Syractue their son Johb and a friend ' Mrs. Clara Saylor. convales• at Royal oak Park. ' Mitch ru'mer, Columbus, and.;ring from ·a fractured hlp, was . SYRACUSE "" "nl.e an u a ' . SATURDAY Fret Customer P1rklng - Second Street and Mechanl1 StrMt Loti Jim Heiser, also of Columbus, :moved Friday from Holzer . fourth of J11ly plcmc of I he REGULAR MEETING of the A DANCE PARTY will be " . were weekend guests of Mr ,Hospital to the Kimes Convales- Nelgler family was held on the Phllalhea Women of the Mid- held on the tennis courl at the 1 and Mrs. E. J. Hill, Flatwood; cent Home at Athens. In Aug- , lawn at the home of Mr. •nd dleport Church of Cbirat Is Pomeroy school from 8:311 to Road. Also visiting with the Hill lust she will go to Dayton to : Mrs. Morris HarMn I Thursday, July 13, at the church 11:.10 Saturday evening. The family over •the weekend were resid& with a daughter. , : Attending Were: Drusll's I at 7:30 P· m. dance is snonsored by t h e Mr. and Mrs. George Celani I ~eekend guests of Mrs. Vi(). I H4~, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde! AMERICAN Lutheran Church~ Pomeroy P.T.A. with music to and children, Joey and Jill, ot •tor ·Grim were' Mr. and Mrs. I DaVLq, of Columbus; Mr. and : Women of 81. Paul Lutheran I be furni~hed ·by "Kenny and the Delcoi1 Mich The Celani ehll- 1Robert Sever and children, VII).~ Mrs. Forrest Nelgler, Mr. and and St. John Lutheran Churches Rest of Us." · dren heen vl.qltlng rela- 1kv and Paula, Hanesvllle. ; Mrs. Ralph Nelgler, Kenneth, ' five• ir "'"'"' Col!nl\· r+ Miss Judy Bing and Mr. and ! Bruce and Peggy; Mr. and Mrs. turred to Detroit with the jr :Mrs. William Martyny and son, i Arthur Nelgler, Rodney, and 0 P' " ·nts. · !John, Cleveland, were weekend Joy Beth, Mr. and Mrs. William •-roy, • Mrs. A. o Wi' "1 n, Sr .. Mrs. gueses of Mrs. J. K. Smfth and Harden, Tammy, Brian and TeTONIGHT A D Wilson. .Jr . and Mrs . Mr and Mrs Thomas Kelly resaa; Mr. and Mrs. Robert July 9·10-11 WllJ:am Ellis. Barboursville w and children. ; Harden, Pam, Ralph and San"THE COOL ONES" Va . were Sunday guests' oi l Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marr dra,, and Mlss Ellen Shuler, of Roddy Mr. and Mrs. VIncent Dabo , and children, New Haven, W. RaCine; Ml'. and Mrs. Carroll . · Debbie Wal!oa Pomeroy, and Mrs. J. A. Smlth: iva., were Sdnday guests oft Nelgler, Karen 'and Nola, Syra- ~:!~::~V:~ D~Wt Middleport. Room a Borod 1her mother. Mrs. Betty Cline. I' cuse. Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Bam- IThey visited at Holzer Hospital The day was made completc Out & Out & Ovtr ttz spent Sunday In Kingston ·wltb Miss Charlotte Davidson, for Mr· and Mrs. Morris Harwith their son and daughter-In- 8 medical patient. den by the telephone call from WEDNESDAY end THURS. law, ~atrolman and Mrs. Keith Mrs. Forrest Major a n d their youngest son Donald B. ~!{ ~~-~~ Sam112 and son, Tommy. ldaugbtel"i, Shlela and Debbie, i Harden, A.Q.B.A.N. stationed :::_::::__ _ NEAR DA-N~G jhave returned to Barling, Ark- '\ at Wbldley Island, Oak Harbor, SHOW'STARTSI P.M. • , Marine Lance CorPoral Don.l ansas· after visiting friends here. , Washington. _ _ _. 1 aid R. Smith son of Mr d 'IMrs. Major was the guest of : Ml'!l. Raymo.;.. J. Smith 0: ~I. Ithe VIctor Ferreira family. Sbi. 3, Pom•rov, is a mC~J~il!'r ol lela stayed with Mary Holman, tile Second Battallon ·Fifth and Debbie was the gueat of Mnrine Regiment, First Marine IJuyce Riley. The Majors are Division . whieh recent! partl- 1former Mlddleporl residents. cipated In "Operation 1:-trona'' Mrs. Frank· Vrooman joined : 1011thwest of Da Nang Molly and Tlllltnas Johnson Fri··l · · day for a cookout at their home in Gallipolis. Qtber guestB were , the Rev. and Mrs. Delaney, Mr. I and Mrs. Sam Clonch, Mrs. Carrie Chick, Mrs. Leona SpireS, TONIGHT Mrs. Bryant Cremeans of GalJuly 11 lipolis, and Mrs. Loui• Pierce DOUILI 'IATURI ond Mrs. Alice Gregory, Cam"KISS THE GIRLS t, hrtage. . MAKE THEM Dll" Michael Connon and Mrs. Harry McConneahea of Dorothy Provine Dayton was the recent guest of - PLUS"ASSAULT 011 A QUEEN" Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Mills. Frank Slnatra and Sherman M'lllo, son of Mr. v. List •nd Mrs. Donald Mills, Is atWIDNIIDAYL THURSDAY tending a boys' camp at MilAND FKIDAY lersburg. 0. 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Editorial phona 992·215'7. · . ·; " ', / bran. BJ!tinl··on &II bacaid. ''TSrUh" 'wbo 1J a all .in an olflce Ia not ~ .il women to go 'baclt to the · 18ili frustrates· Ilia bUic' Deed. ~ ~tory' should gd bae!< tO ·!tie . eompeoaates by bllinlnJ .... . where lie ' belo~~d cllaslll& women. U be w outl · ·caVeman style. 11'1 ·a)jOUt ·ciw!ge. t~ ftio11 vigOrous mafo women iet lnvalveil·· in c:UUpe Jobs/ Ieavins' .the brlilll a]M)loiles - look at -the mess wora to womi!D, we'd have I men have got Ul into. . better world. - ELAINE . A. wbole man, wito w)sn•t Dear Helen: • ' ' .. frllhtened iDd doubllul .that be Since "Tirzln' ~ · bu .bfeD 116 Is, wants a' woman who Is busy ogllng, lemalea ill forelp equal to him in brains and a- countries perbap1 be hasn't had blllty. And most brainy wl'P\en time to 1!Jke a JOOd loo~ at A-, are smart enough to remain merlclin women. Most women . completely feminine too. __ - career siris or not •. try to be .EQUAL JANE what they think men want them Dear Jane: • to be. Thai goes for the ~ . . , And smart enough tq ·let we dreas, smile, act. We: itlu the Tarzan• find opt gradolilly live for men and we always that ferninloe equality does not wlll, no matter how we use threaten lbelr "malenm." - our brains. H. : ~ Alter a!~ men ·gave .us our Dev Helen: ' equaUty by birlog us, giving us Worileo sbouldo't nave to.fight the v~te and' inslstinl that we lor equant)> - it's our · tili-th- be "free" with sex. And now rlabt. Men are stronger :than !bey say .''women are no long. women - ·not better, and ~ _n e er women." They "m a de us su abould not dominate ,tb e wbat we are today," and I other. thlht, aU things considered, I bave a theory. The r~ we've remained basically femm!ft today are ,dlscon\entl!!lls !nine in spite of !I.-FEMALE 1191 beciuse ol "lemai'e ~ilau- Dear Helen: ty," b?l bec:a~ too many inen As Tarzan aatd, there I• bap. are eCiucated Into using ·their plness and understanding be.. heads when nature intended tween the sexes in Australia. ~emt o lll8 their m&Ies. Mr. This because the average AusAverage really abould Bll~ to lraUao husband is faithful to ' · · · . , his wife, wlll!reas the average goin~ on in the Spviet Union. Second clsas postage paid ·at Pomero• ;"Since 1959, Russian scientists and Ohio. " corlservaUohists, joined by those of oth· NatloJW tdverllalu1 rtpresentstlve er countries, have been fighting with the Bottlnelll Kllbball, IIJe, ~ Lexln&IOI State Timber· Industry Committee over Ave. New York City, New ~k. the''·buil«Ung of a huge pulp mill on the shores of Lake Baikal in Siberia. Subscription ratea: Delivered by car Lake Baikal, five tiimes deeper than rier where available, 35 eenta per week Lake Superior <and with twice the vol· one year In advance at the Dally Senti ume; is the oldest (25 million years) net office $1~.20: 81:1: mootlta, te.10 freshwater lake in the world. three month! .a.&O. By Motor Rouw .,IJIIIJiologlsts - - students of fresbwawhere carrier service not available oot ter;lakes - fear that pollution from the ~onth •1.80. By mall one year $10.00 mill:may kill off many of the more than SIX months, S5.25: Three months, SS.OO 1,000 animal species which are unique to Lalie Baikal. The bureaucrats say otherwise and have turned down a proposal to bullld a 42-mile conduit to carry the mijl's waste water away from the lake as too expel1,!ive. ,, Though the mill is now in operation, the arjiUJllent goes on. But since It is the sliite's alld not a private company's mon~· 'that is involved, the future of still1 l'Pystal-clear Lake Baikal is cloudy. c~nt discount for any casb purchase of $o or more m stores honoring the card. Edward J. Hayes, originatot'of the cortYrighted ,PIIW, believes merchants will . "· gladly give the discount becaucre they ~---'· • will be getting their mllney right away their bookkeeping will be slmpfifled and . r there will be no middleman charges. , For people who feel lefl " out-Or Advantages to holders of the lifetime Oak Bnl llotpllal ' <' American husbdod Is DOl I would like to get out-Of the national cards inclllde no bills at the end of the ~r~t card, aplurge, a retired 1pollceman month, no Interest or carrying charges in 81ue lslind, IU., thinks he has come and nQ danger if the card is lost or -stolBy VERNON SCQilT before the start ,PI every picture turns out and my Danella Ann, J~:' .29.. States tfJat need the lecture, not up with just the ticket--uh, card. An en. UPI HoUywaod Correspondent football game. I get the same one-'Dark of the SuD ' If · and Mrs•.Glendon Tei!!Jant. the women. Respect begets re"anticredit card,",.lhat iS. Hayes Is asking a dollar for the card HOILYWOOD UP!) - Jim feeling just before I have to do real well, then ·. maybe 1 Ray, Ohio, a dauihter, opect. - SAD AU!r!'RALIAN Called the "I dO per cent Down Plan," but if you pay cash you can knock off Brown was a football star the walk In front of those cameras. make !be move. to Callfornla." Rhonda Lee, June 30. Mr, . loCI BRIDE ' the card entitles the bearer to a five per nickel. first day he illok the field lor It's not lear. f guess you could Brown doesn't qbjeet Mrs. Garland Hugh Lal!lb'rt, Dear Helen: · the Cleveland Browns. call It excitement. audiences Identifying hili\ u Rt. 3, Jackson, a da~ter, I'm glad I've got MY man It's taken him four movies to "At least! knew what I could terror of the gridiron so long Lynn, July 1. Mr;'~and instead of Tamn, I'm , 4 become a screen star. do ·on !be football fleld. In they come in to see lwi pictures L. Dean, lfO t,.oo,. to a REAL man. He doesn't OX• 'J The bcrley Negro will be billed pictures I just try to stay loose. and enjoy his work. But St., Ja~soo, a dau~~. peel me to be a robot, bow my NEW YORK ....: Our Madrid ltishka. above the Utle of his new 1 didn't have to worry about also happy"IO know that he Mallssa Ann, July 2. Mr.;·;.~l head and agree wltb every · admirably. picture, "Ice Station Zellra," that in football," . being hired lor roles because Arthur 'lvhetstooe, Rl 2, word he says. He underalands man, ~g~~ Bi~dle Dl\ke:s re11- Sammy Davis on .his film set Who is Gary Belkin? .Jtlat W Usto 1011 G tt 'l:.ee d-. fof:-aniii'hetl ass!gnmellt . In London· "It's such 8 bloody lad who ghosted C88SI'us Cla·v'slalong with Rock Hudson. In Brown flaabed a rare grin : He his abUlty as an actor rather e ;; n, a , are. b.; , thall'm _a person wttb my OWII\ ,. Hollywood ·that means he's said a top athlete must have than a fullback. •· Mr. and Mrs. .Jollil- L. Ideas, opJ!Iionao,talents .and ereMUllon aire · lll!l4ic · .publisher bore. It's not my medium, mo- "poems" · · · t3l> Hunter arrlv.ed as' a star. confidence in himself. "Acting stU! !so't comln& easy CUmmiDRs. Jr., Jackson, a· son, atlvlly, ,~~t~e,. admlres..me for . Jack .Bregrruw's hospitalized vies.. . N? argument there "Barefoot tn ,tjle Park" Brown has neither 11M> easy "An actor needs even morP." for me," he said. "I have to Matthew Todd, July f. them. H!I.. Jhinkl, lncldenlally, t'l D~rec)t"!';;.J~T :•ton; n d · · Gallagher s sports- hangout his pretty toe on Boston grace of Rill Co•by, the restless he said. "You really have to work like hell at it. But it sure l're1011t Pa~ll - Wayne that Tarian,~s. a utUe balmy we are11 ''" ., ,'<'PI n - restaurant wants ex · Yankee Norton's typewriter: "Tab energy of Sammy Davis Jr. nor have a •itlve attitude 11 Philli>l"s, Hamden; wm ~i . Ev- .. . Jui~' he 'doesn't care lf. 1 cept maritally; he. lD Ireland, pitcher Whitey Ford to do a ra· te~ makes the man seem more the empassloned ·intensity of you're sc~ that camera ·ees "1 ans, Rt. 1, Oak ,Hill: Hom.er R. wear Sli!fks,..as he !mows I'm stl< lives in ~ndo~ .carol dio sholj' from 1ts upsta1rs priSsy than proper: the 1 O! Sidne Poitler. But among the . \..1. Riggle, Jackson; Robert H. comlonabl "Iii them ...: MAD Bj~rkman.~ tile ,w.,li/eolS' Wear Singer Frank D'Rone gell the who ,wou~ be deUgbted to nutnber of Negro film' m_o~ a:~~~:a ~~w:'1n ~ M!Uer, Rl. I Oak Hill; Jolu. W. MAD, ~ W<lMAN. '. D31ly columnist who lust dt~d I star spot at the Copacabana, barefoot m the park - b~t performers he may cut 8 wider ~utn .. By Wllljllm Lawrtnce, D.D.S. Scul'lock, Rt. 2, Jackson; flay. Dear Helen· '• · ' ll 'fo of leuke_l!!!a, was a g1rl thJS week : Frank wu on I~ e with the girls. '!bat's swath than any 88 a movie star. Bro..,; still makes his borne in Diana B. was an ' mond Howard, Rt, 2. Weltaton; I'm purPrlsed st tocr ...,~ w:sr~· ev~OOhinl • ex.g:pl way to a SIZzling career when rasslng," M,adlson , , lfe has the qualities ·of a Cleveland Ohio but It rna not hysterical Y,~UDI wo~.. . M. Crabtree, Rt. 2 Jack·' lng sarcasm in your BllSll'er. to h .,_th ·. ~he Wf$ love)r..abll~ly, b~ took a couple of years off Garden swears It's scouting black Jobn Wayne.. Aucllenees be long ~fore he acl!" hl.s cnronic SClll•oPIU"enic ' Mrs. B. Bays, Rt. f, Oat TatUn. It I• not ''womanly" to rhiC, hterate ..w~lcornell eve_ry- , f11h no explanation why: he talent but .., one properly are able ·to ·ldeotlfy with his family and moves ~ Holl wood and with ~Vtj1 dt!lltal Gladys R. Betts, Wellston: snap back at men. TatUn had by everyonp. !'tom t n e: ~unply took c~re of his .alilng plains why Bronx Middleweight rugged individuaUty, an outer "I'll wait and see ·bo~ thi~ lema not. •I!OgetJter Viola Brooks, Rt. 1, ·Oak several good points, and, niy Wjdsors to the Rockefellers ad Now he s back try1~g a- Harold ~rdson can't g e gentleness masking the brute her pnoo1c !'ar ol Barry Louis Houser, Jack- husband and three sons agree ._.,,~h Yer hPI'~f"~ seemed su- 'am, and he really un smg a matched: he's a eleancut wlo- strenllh of the man. Tile Almanae It's said that when a Mary Alma Kiser, ltt.f, with him. 1 dare you to prove 1 "'' ne !self hut her !u- tp song beavti!ul!y and we nlng fighter and Oalr Hill; Clyde W. UtthijObo that this world would be better 8 United l'ftSI lnlmlatlonal trist meeta a mildly !Was even w1der: we per- Ish him the success h~ inter- on the'. defunct Sitting In tilt MGM commla· -ioda is Wednesd woman, he's apt to Jackson: Enoch C. M<Mer, off dominated by women, which lljall)r brouen\.her~ br'o•doost- .hlpled hims~lf so quieUy a.n d here. : ·. 1 siii'Y:! 111\ bla,, ~~ captain t2th 1 lt3nl da of ~~~ when he ~·..·: •~ JackSOII; Georse F. Mlll·a·r, It wlll be If lemales •eQ,ntinue wblcfllbe wss talking · uruform for the ' lieW action ,• 11 Y nysterscal one, ne·s apt to Jackson; Larry Thomas Mul· to think they are equaL No when s.oe became HI . . drama, Brown appeared at 17~ lo ow. bet . oer, ana wnen be meeta an . !Ins, Jackson: Carl Robinson, woman wUI ever achieve !be .lfJlher<s:.~ anythi!Jg to , (lamor, ) IS ease. phase :;"'~ ,:,:n liS ne" ten...y ny>~er.cal one, ne runs. Rt. 3, Jackson; William '1" J. same ~pplne•s and sense of . il all the ""Y few ''I like acting" he said "Like The ing q~ ~- S.t llu< no one ran lrom Stroma, Rt. 4, Jackson~ Georae achievement being 116 mascu· sports, a As a The ar• wast treatCll according lble dod self _ sutflctent that ~ today al her passfullback I was able · to (jevelop and Maro, ." c~o~er~avanc~ melnoWI Patlea~ Relolled- _ G-k·ll ~- man needs her. She who · "' Ohio Sales and Use Taxes for the year fell 214 per cent my own style. I hope l,~an do Born on this day in 1817 was I"'Y '~ py. 0 Shaffer Tlmotlly Kanouse liB gtves hersell entirely to her · sC..iffle s a Y3 ~oared to a new high in fiscal or $2,105,242.88 fro;,. total col- lho I ,QMe wit~ , acting." American poet Hl'lll')l David :;;~ ~~~w=~ prot muel Hanes Katie Dav]J HOw: ~us~~thfsmll~s the and Cona. ~7 b.~.!~the total gain wa• lections in fiJCa] 1~ Col- "AI .the moment I'm not u ·Thoreau. 01! ·' Ruth Bertha Clark 'Abtile Bs c at was 01 01 ~Cial'tdn Powell arf only, ftoned s~what by the lag in lections for 19fl6.6'1 am~ted to confident about putting .w On this day 1'1 ]Jlstory: [I'll~ uwe, • aoug L Chu.ci. Clifford Rtf~ Ld]a mea~t to baVe. . and liliBse auto salet, accortling to a year- $11.6~,348.88 as comparlid 111 makeup ,as. I was a footboll In 1882, the Medal of Honor ~~..s h~r · Martha Terma~t Mlr How many • career women Darling"l4:tld report iHSUed by State $'19,125.58'9.74 collecied. .in t be helmet. , , ,was authorized by the U.S. moro L-o.!nun known •s Elizabetli Thomas Johanna · ~ve ' r : f~ answen Treasurer John D. Herbert. previous flsc:al year. "But then r used to trembl• congress, . Wte wmcn ii a will••• Baldridge, Louella ' Mal'- ·~· - - . . . ,, '; .·'~, . . In 1933 ind trt l code .., · · '"If•• ' ..... '· ,· .,.' gals ask1ng Five Southeastern Ohio coun- Here are thf ligures for !be • •_new us a uonqo~uaer. ,.· ~ e>~•rn•'"ct Blau-, Bob M. Slia~!(a. Dear Mrs. R: autoeraphed \]bolos .s1mply t1es. inclndiog Gallia, and her five Southesatern Oh)o couo- showing lncrea1es or decreases w~•.- established to set up a 1u lllJlllOil peop1e use Ammle Blackburn, Lillie Blan- F~r starters- I dG:-,an(lll)' !J!Iclures o! hiS four- , tmm' .. ate neigbtlors, all show- 11 _, for Sa.les Tal Collections: m Motor Veh1clo, Houstrailer mllll!llUm WRge of 40 cents an oauy. . John H. Long, Darren L. fam1ly agrees/ with mel ~ H. It lion · . Ia RadZJ· ed a gain 1n Mifl tax collee- (Last year in pa 1·enthe•L•) : Sales and Use Tal Collectio.,8 : hour in the Unlt<d States. ,....1e tranquthzers a r 0 Tbla co~un:m Is dflll:a111d It : ·• , K~nnedy's ''ae- t10ns for fiscal 1964Hl7 but only Athens: $65!,!27,67 ($592,475__ (Last year In parenthesis): In 1941, ~mao a~tes direct mtere 01 10 oenwiry . ·, · famUy llv1ng, so If yo_ai'te bevmter, had a feeler from Jaekson and Vinton counties 9IJ increase of $58,65t.76, or Athens: $321,840.01 ($32'1,985.-l cracked the Stalm hne m cause one 01 tneu 11oe der to !limulate flow of llall~ Ins . kid trouble or jull 1 plalll :aJti..b producer Euan Lloy.d show..t an increase in Motor 9.9 per cent; GaUls : $2J2,tu15.- 21) decrease of $1,959.39 or 7.8 Russ,. and began what was to Uollll 11 IIIyne~ 01 mucoua 4. Inform your dentist of )'OUr trollble. let Helen ~ . YOU. a role JA S..an Connery s Veh1cte. Housetrailer Sales and 11 ($268,663.54 ), increase of $!4,. per cent; Gallla: $154,360.78 be an unsurce!slul march llione 10 011 par<S 01 tile in\ake so he can adYlle She will alsq welco~, y 6pr "f1alako'' mda .The tnsulat- Use Tax Collections. 1U.ii7) or ,$.! per aenl; Jaclo, ($167,320.17) decrease of $12,- toward Moscow. wun spe<:sally oamogmg etleclB you of any special trea~ own a1DU8lnl .upe~,ce. A:"· • Sla&e ~lly m1dmght gang 1 1Sale and Use Tax Collec- son: S4l 8,2&4.1k ($393,5~\.00) m- per cent; Jacks 0 n. $190.-1 In 1961, 73 persons died when 10 u1e mouu•. Deflled. and also prescrlbel\.a dress. "'len. llcllte) m are• of 1:~:~ La . Radz1'< appr•n-ltions amounted to $368.269,983.- crease of $22,7sua or s.o perl907.79 <4183,123.20 or J.t a Czechos!ovakl.ul pIan • Dtann mouth was drug to counteract dryne~ this newspaper. ti1 In actmg r1ght at the 87 for .th• year Just ended. This cent; Meigs: $2f8,336.62 .tl2¥,- 259 4~) lncrea•e of $1,648.34 or crashed m Afrl~a. ly ary, ner tongue parc~eu. r.er , :: ,. and ~· of the ~unch represl!rtts a gain nf $13,31t,- 380.04) increase of $10,956.51 or 0.9 per cent; Meiss: $139,312.,,, ~urns, lOngue, an11 tee.O caJte4 njlndt<ed hiS bagel and aske<l . !185.118, or 5 65 per cent over 4.7 per cent; and Vinton : $67.- 33 ($150,472.38) decrease of ftl,. A thought for the day: w1w oru:u 1000 , CleorlS. 11 e Ia lhe? Is she an sc- f1scai.,!16S-M. 1 92 7 02 f$5 7,136.5i) Increase of 160.1J!i or 7.4 per cent ; and Vln- Amerlr~n poet Hl'lll')l Thor.n u gums olea at SUintl!lll contact ""·••" ... "!lo, a~e·s a rola- Motor Vehicle. Housetrailer $10,790.49 or IU per cent. ton: $'11,994.52 ($'11,119.94) Jn. ,once Bald: "That man i1 lht 1•nd her teeUJ aecayed 111 10 "· replied the one mhalinl Sales, and Use Tax Collections Here are the live countlet crease of n .87f.51 or 11.1 per rJche!lt whooe plea!lllres are the as<oJhsrun& rate. l'otceli!D ' Back to Cash ••• And Discmmt Four Movies to Make It E~-Gr~.•dder Brown B1"lied u·tgh ~ Htidson , s:. 'Rt~: ~~- f::! ha~e lsanth:~~:~ ~0:~~:00 i .. 1 TO l ' ,ce 1 BroadW01.' married 0 oo• OR SAYS srowtk J F" caJ year Report Shows ~=~;· ~~~~Y·d: . :0 I 5SEO Counties With Gain w~ ~uvea~. :V~;B s:a~ )iM v!~ :e ~~m~i~i ;a0~nJIUard:1~11:' aO:: <11:""":'' ':":J 1:::• 8ERRf5 WORLD ~ rr------H;;Jc;:;1'hc;;,[J[k;{t}i;;o;"11·~·;;--;---:--, Hado's Do It Tune • ;.II:VJNoO THE f'AINTEil 'ts ()N "'.JOB, AND THE uc~TI-IJE·IIROHOL50M H.'-F!I'.NGI.IiS WHAT'5 TIIK1NG YOU iO L.ONS? ~UCJol 1<. MESS! I t;.A.N'T ST.t.NO THE ~ Of Pl'oiNT! DE Cfo.REI'IJL 0' THE SFI'.TIIIR! I'M E~J>ECTIN!; CIJMPt*IY TONII>HT--CAA'T ')t)IJ ~UR~ UJ> ~<.NO FINISH IT?! A WEEK LATER THE f!IF!1DGE CL.JJI!I. (;'.cS PRAISE T~E Jtll'"' L.ISTEN TO LADYL.IP >eN·.. YES'" THl DEIT D~W! iVE~ H~ .. cent. • "':__ . lllB• seemed t,o melt away. v~r amalgam hlungs rare somewn8l oefter a,u.oogh structure, around tnem 1'dp,illi7 DroKe oown with deCIIy. I rap•u SU<"ge 01 aecay and gum trouble seemed to colnc.ide with dryness of moutn. 1 Wuue au 1u million people l!ledicaled with· 't11oraztne not experience such aevere · ness of mouth, thi.s Sjdo ' lion IS suffictentiy lmporianl be cauea to the attentlCII ol who use II so that their>aen1111 problems, which are now -~ni)MTilrt rft-ll•li•udrJ Q!.l \!U ~~· : ::•:::l•::f:"'~:=-~ form , ••• ordlnarr wordl. : ·=..~~ L.:::;;~r-+.;;;;;;=~.., EFP1CiiNT--- QUITE CONIIDERIN&·" A · ~• " ·. ~ fl.i,O.L. I .,I FEROC : II I . •' I t) ~ven~ ' ~~4! ~·ti~DBII !: ..;_ Perez Toast Of Senior Circuit hel• 1 h~~~- ~:biNational ~~~.:mme;~~~ ~~g~:n~r:~~ ~:~~~and :~ ~~ ::~ : ;,:b~:.~a ::v~·~~m!or,~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~=~ . ,~ ;~ 1 PLUMBING ve .Js HEATING I ° 4Days- FREE I W VEGAS Tony's Blast: Springboard To Fame . Certified Oil(o.o Middleport, Ri0 Gf,an de • Jn KC Toumey POst WIDS Air Conditioners 1966 'Dodge· 1966 Olds Cutlass · · S249S . S179S 196S Mustang ONE DAY $ ,'59· 00 .,...nson \olftnM'S " OUI -~, f\, ..,. ,· ·t. learan~e 1l.1, 1 ....... 'r:=:~.l -ilve lrtallrlent. 3. ,Avoid conlllndJ teeth ,n Ngar (sucklll8 hillll qnc!ja, lllHivtr~ etc.) 1D ,ilr- ,,' ' ~0\2 ANTHONY Plumhinq-Helting . ·T,, hursday1. July13 l)' fill' prophylu]J 1pt1 1 • ~ets Rob!~S'bn ., Today's Sports Parade ' 1 2. VIsit your deotllt 1 Seav~ s·ox · ,-·o're ANAHEIM, Calli. (UPI)-It Tony of Clncln!latl which win the longest Tom of·;;,. of tlur·Orloles There was little question tha.t couldn't have possibly worked won lbe game for lhe Nationals history of the. 'mid:s.11111!"~r wbo cl?,Sed lt· all' UP in !be last it up with hla sllth , iMlnl Perez would be awa~ed th• Brock If S D0 out more perfectly lor the was another viDdlcatlon for classic. . · Inning. ·homer, With Perez . commg up trophy as the games most Mays cf 4~ 0 National League, which now bas Alston's choice In picking Perez Reft' lldeaa'l C)lll!ll · Bauer ' had ·gruffly stated with !be ~llndrer. · . · . , '; valuable player after his hom_er Clemi!Dte r! 60 10 pedded Ill All-Star supremacy over the Cubs' Ron Santo as a .· a be!ore the game. that he didn't ' The ·game was a stalistictan s and he accepted lhe trtbute wtlh Allro~ cl ,, : : ~ : to flve straight and proved to supplemental choice for the All· The talk befo!~ ·the game~ : • come all !be way to Analleim 10 delight. II lasted three . hours a happy grin. Ctpeda 1b 4 1 11 Hank Bauer tllat he can be Star uad that the ALner~can Le~ a get beaten and his strategy and"fl minutes iAI become the Some of the records were Allen 3b he··••n. Tbesq saih AU-Star game, a pitching advan~ Wllh five would be_built around !be idea longest In AU-Star_ bistary. And painful to the players who set Perez 3b 21I 1 For Manager Walt Alston the e1pected to be a hitters' game rested hurlers. 'll:~ had only of wlonlnk more' \han shqwcas-. a record 30 strikeouts were tllem:• Roberto Clemente. of the Torre c 20 0 0 2-1 National League win Tues· turned into a battle of third one pitcher who 1 not, worked 1ng his league's liars. , ' ~ted by !be 12 pltehers who Pirates struck out four limes '" l:laller c · · l 00 day gave him one of his few basemen and tight pitching last weekend, ~ton 8 !lfll<e But ·. after . the game Bauer shared the mound duty. break the mark of tyree In an Banks ph 1 0.! cheerful moments since last fall All the runs were driven in on Cuellar. ~ got tnto the .~e ~uld . only comment ihat the The Nationals had an edge In All-Star game held by eight McCarver c 20Z when Bauer's Orioles beat his homers by third baseman and but It w•,• a tired Don DrY ~ Nationals "just got one more that department alSO, ~sUng. 17 men. And Allen along with Tony Mazerosk1 2b : o: o,•'SII1'f, 1 ..,., blm 1 tlrJft ,. 0 Dodgers four straight times in the supposedly tired National oi Aleton s Dod~ers :wbo, got home run than we dld." strikeouts to ,13 lor their jumor Oliva of the Twins bed the old Dryadaie p 11 out ~ the World Series. League mound staff came up wm as the NL s sixth P1tcher. Hard To Defense (ofrcuit rivals. mark by fanning three limes. Helms ph · ~ ~ ~ : · )thro~ *1iJ!":~':"el" ' '·:~~ The 15th. Inning homer by with just a little extra stuff to One of Bauer's rested pitch· "The Home · nm Is the lacftue Wbnllllg stnat Carl Yastrzemskl of the Red Seaver P " ,., 5 0 o\o _ _ _ _ ___:_____:.__..:,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ , ers Jim <Catfish) Hunter was toughest play In baseball to It was !be fifth extra·lnnln~ Sox was the game's most. Ailey ss lla r.iln the~victim of !if!rez' drive' over defense," he growled. victory In All-Star competition productive batter With .three Marlchal p I 000 Sevta teams ve ~ . ' .; the leflfield fence that broke up ~ men wbo man the "hot fOr tlll"'Nats who have yet to hits, a double and two smgles Jenkins p t 0 0 0 I ealored the .-nul ~~~ tile lengthy contest before' 46,309 corner'' at third base came lose a game that went "tYond while Tim McCarver, nero of Gibson p o1 00 01 ~ ~~0::,~ 1 fans in Anaheim Stadium. through with flying colora. the regulation length. ft wts the last year's National ~ague Wtn Wynn ph I "'i ou have to be pleased with , Riehle Allen of !be Phlllles, ninth win in the last 10 games at St. Louis, had two hits In two Short p 0 0 0 ~ I : : : : =rt ~~~~ 10 1 he kind of pitching we got," wbo started for the Nationals at tQ inCI'Oase !be Nationals' times at bat-a single and Staub ph • t th' d t h 1 o o o o · , Teams eatored are IIJie Ail· ·': th 7 d d bl Alston said. "Every one of our third; got them olf to a 1-0 lea record to 20 victories against 1 o~ e as e tr ca c er or Cuellar p dav!Ue Slagen, GIW~; 1 0 00 pitchers did a fine job down to in the And Brooks defeats and one lie. the Alston team. Rose 2b Red Sox, Bedford, Mlllll, W::'~ .. ATTENDANCE UP Total• 51 2 9 2 Va., two teams trim ·I'Oml1· I CINCINNATI (UPI) -The CINCINNATI !UP!) - The Aroerlcanl abrhbl eroy pd ' S,yracute. . .'''~:!. Cloebmali Reds opea a -k· Cincinnati Reds are packing Robinson Jb 6 1 1 1\ DraWinl:• Wtll be ii.;~ ANAHEIM, Calli. (UP!)- Nationals' dressing quarters Caretv 2b 3 0 oo1 .lilly !I aod teams IIIII WI~''" 101111 bome · sbmd Tlluroday them in. ,Wait'll the NatinnQl League gets and as usual he made it more nt••t be....•'•g 1rltb 8 twi· b 3 o o OJ ing to e'nlor sboa)ll write er i ii "'" ...,...... The club announced Tuesday McAuliffe 2 caD • _,.. at lf!.!lll. Tony Perez • expense accoun t, of a pep talk . at·•t double beader ..alnat or 1 ........ 6020 He was the hero, the most "With due apologies to Wall "" ...,. paid attendance at home games .'va c 1 valuable player and the Mr. Alston and the other Dodgers By Uillled Pres• Iatertlatlonal Los Angeles 34 47 .420 IS the Now York, Mell. this season is up nearly 50 ~ KCoill~b;ew 1:, ~ ~ ~ ~ lnternaUo~l Leape Sta~; Everything of Tuesday's 1'"' here," Giles said, "we'd like to H 1 33 50 398 17 The Reds, welcomiDI the cent over last year. mg •aro American League DUB on · Yastrzemski I' 4 0 J 0 By United l'ftll llltena~.•n Inning Z-1 victory by the erase from the minds of the w. L. Pet. GB New York 31 47 .397 1612 All-Star 1amo break .Ill order For !be first 34 dates, 481,080 Freehan 10 W. L. Pet. ·-GB; 5 oo o National League All Siers, but people the picture of last fail ." Chicago 47 33 .588 to give Injured playm a !ans filed into Crosley Field. Petrocelli ss o o 0 Rochester 47 30 .610 ... 1 does that entitle him to sleep in Everybody in the room knew Detroit 45 35 .563 z All-StarTu;:~t ~t"'u~~ahelm, chance te medd, also ·meet Aver.~ game •ttendance was McGlothlin p 43 trl .5!8 5\iJ 0 0 o o Richmond the Presidential Suite? what picture Giles meant. He Minnesota tbe Meta Friday atght and 11 ,149.· Mantle ph 45 36 ,556 212 Calif 1 0 0 o JacksOnvllle 39 39 000 8\iJ You bet It does! Even a( 58 was talking about Hank Bauer Calilornia For 34 games last year Pelel's P 37 41 -:~ 1:~ 45 40 .529 412 NL Ail-Stars 2 AL All-Stars 1 Saturday aftom01111 before 0 0 o o1Col~mhus a Leasue (only game scheduled) crowds averaged 9,581. Mincher ph ·.f?3 even told Tony to be their how Bauer and his Orioles had Baltimore Today's Probable Plt<bero 1!!1 Sunday and Moaday. SHIPPEP, TO VIRGINIA ~~~i~~ P : : , -:~ \~"' 0 0 0 o Toledo 39 43 .4 76 9 guest. swept the Dndgers under the New York 36 45 .444 ll'h (all times EDTI The fil'fll place st. Louis CINCINNATI (UPI) - T h • Alvis ph 1 0 0 b Syracuse · .. That was before his 15th rug four In a row. Washington 3& •47 .434 1212 Cardlna!So ~rill l'Oillld oat the Cincinnati Reds have sent three Hunter o I 00 n Taeoday's RetaiU ' Inning homer ?fl Jim (Calflab) Basks Tbe Optlmill Kansas City 35 49 .417 14 Ln .• Pittsb(Hurghh (B71~3s) ~3p) ~I St. home stand wttb nlgbt games young players acquired in the 1Bercy ph I 0 0 0 Jackfsn';!le 81 R(icllhdmnt~-~· (fl[raight)) Hunter demoliabed the Amerl- ImpressiOnable Ernie Banks, Tuesday's Result• UJS ug es • . , I Tue d Wdoesde ntl June Free Agent Draft to their Ch ' 0 0 0 0 Buf 7 .or ' c . uu,, n can Leag~e for the Ufth straight the Cubs' constant gond humor AH-Star game at Anaheim toni) gwne scheduled) !' ·•• IIJ', • Y a I Wytheville Va. farm club, af-'1"' ance. P, 10 ()olu!f!bus I (night) 4 0 1 0 Toledo , So · in h · 11 ed b ' •• ur .... y. I ' ' .re~oSJ s. (Only gam,. t tme. you ca~ unag e ow m_an, was espec1a Y mov Y Calif. · Thur Jday's Gamet filiated in the Appalachian Totals 49 1 s 1 . , ...... scheduled) they felt abOut h1m aner it was Gtles' entreaty. He was . so NL All-Stars 2 AL All-Slars 1 P.1itadelphia at Atlanta (nign!) llill!!l!M<!Wihh ""·" ..,.,.., '""'""' ILeague. "· , : :.l-- - all over. moved that after Giles was (only game scheduled! N York at Cincinnati (2. twi- All-Star game at Anaheim, They are Pitcher Frank IN.L. 010 000 noo 000 t!OI-! Ml'll, Ella Wlll and Mr!. Aud"We love him," beamed !~rough talking, he went over to Tnday's Probably ·Pitchers ni~;t) Callfornls 'Thompson, 19. Tallahassee, !A.L. 000 001 000 oot-- I :'f!V Rowan, Belure, soent a day Warren Glles, the NiUonal hi~ and sa~d . (aU times EDT) Pittsburgh at St. Louis (night) <IS Innings) ,ria.: pitcher Larry Broerman. ! wlth Mr., ipdMrs .. Denzel CleLeague preoldent, who always Bos:', were n?t only go~~ Chicago (John 11-5) at Cleve- Chicago at Los Angeles (night) National League 18, Evansvllle, Ind., and s.·cvnd ' DP- Americans 2. LOB- 1, :la;;;niiidiii. .,';;;; · ...itiol.,"-;;;;;;==-1 says never-mind-the-fun at All- win thiS one, _were ~nna Win land (McDowell 5-7), 7,30 p.m. Houston at San Francisco 0011 000 ooo 0012 9·0 baseman Ken Jones, 18, HousNationals 5. Americans 7. It 010 Star Games, we-came-here-to- the World S..rtes too. (Only game ocbeduled) American League ton, Tex. 1 2B- Yastrzemsk1, McCarver. win. . Banks '."ade g<J?d _on the front Thursday's Games INFIELDER SWAP 000 001 000 ooo 000- 1 8 o HilS--Allen, R~binson, Perez. Perez wo~ up m that end of ]Jis pred1chon and he Cle•Je!and at New York (night) NEW YORK UPI)-The New Marlchal, Jenkins <4), Gibson FoM'IIAIL SEASON NEAR , SB-,Aaron. S ~Fregosi, Presidential SUite of a local seemed equally sure about the Detroit at Washington (2. twi· York Mets and Philadelphia !7), Short (9), cueUar (Ill. I CLEVELAND (UPI) - Don't •han,1Mazerosh Your Datiinclable hotel because he showed up late . second hail as everyone crowd- night) Philiies swapped i 0 fie 1de r s Drysdale (! 3), S..aver !15) and look now, but the 1967 pro foot- ! lp h rerbb so , Dealer "or Monday night wit~. b,Is ~lle and 1ed around Perez 10 the pus~ Baliimore at Boston (night) Tuesday, the Mets at'lJUiring Torre, Haller (5), McCarver Ibllli season gets ilnderway Sat- Matichal 3 I 0 0 0 3, 0 6 o~e-year-<Jid son a~a· they g~~e jubilahon.. Kansas City at Minnesota former Yankee Phil Llnz and flO); Chance, McGIQihlin <4), urday lor the Cleveland Jenkins 3 3 1 1 dlacovered there "~~. ~ room I k~w we ve . lost seven (night) . the Mets giving up Chuck Peters (6), Downins (9), Hunter Browns, who gathet· 31 rookies Gibson 2 2 0 0 0 2 AND se~ Slide., _ -.: slral~ht, Banks _ s•~. about 1,he California at Chicago (night) Hiller. ·. (111 and Freehan. WP-Drys· for a tryout at Hiram College. Short 2 0 0 0 1 1 All we got !~1'1: the Cubs recent skid, but were Notional· League The 211-year-<Jld Llnz batted dale. LP-Hunter. HRS--Ailen Also getting an ellrly •,tart Cuellar 2 I b 0 0 Presidential_ Sul~e, a harried go~ ~ounce back. We J~st bad w- L. Pel. GB .2%2 with one home run and ave (N.L), B. Robinson <AL) Perez next week will be about a tloz- Drysdoie IW) 2 I 0 0 0 hotel offic1al mformed Fro;" a htUe turbulenc~; that s all.: St Loms rbis for the Phils this season. (NL). . en veterans, includiM Frank Seaver 1 0 0 0 I 49 32 .S05 Fleig, the National Lell!!ue s Just wat,ch us go. 1Chicago 46 36 ..561 31> Hiller, 31 ' used primarllv as a Ryan, but the bulk of the regu- Chonce . ·s 2 . I I 0 se:;""tary· .But I ~rez and two o! San Fral\~isco 46 33 .542 5 pinch hitter this season, ·left TRADE TACKLE !ars will not · report ''"til a McGlothhn 2 oo0 4 ~.en let th~se people have! C1nclnnau teammates In Cincinnati 46 "39 .541 5 New York with an .093 batting NEW YORK UPl)-The New week from Saturday. Peters 3 0 0 0 that, Sald Fle1g, without even All-Star Game, Pete Ro~e 1 Atlanta . \ 2 39 .s'l'' 7 average. He came to New York York Jets of the American Downins 2 2 o 0 0 2 hesitating. !ommy Heims, had thelf own Prftsburgh '4o' :13 .SIS 712 from the San Francisco Giants Football League Tuesday traded Kansas City Chiefs for nnl Hunter (L) 5 4 'I I 0 4 Fleig Relinquishes ROOIII Ideas about the second hail , Philadelphia 40 40 000 812 on May !5 1965 lad<le S..th Cartw ••_:rl~gh:::l:__:to:__:lh=e:..:un::::di::sc:::los :::ed ::_f:::u~ tu~r•:...:: dr..::a:.:. rr..:·c:.:.ho:.:.ic:.:e:.:..__..::T__..::3_:4_1._A_-16_._309_ _ __ It was done and Tony the pennant race: I ' -~--:.._..:•_ _•_ _ _ _.....:._ _ _ _ _ _ obviously got a good night's "S..e what he did here?" All Not A Conlool sleep. Helms said, P,Ointing to Perez Con Ovtr 11, (2 -P.~Itl Fleig Is a pretty good guy surrounded by admirers in !he Go Froo By Buying 100 that way. next locker. "He's been doing Gtilono GIL Orlando Cepeda also arrived thai all year for us. lle'll late Monday ni•ght and It turned probably help us plenty the rest liNAHEIM CaEI. UPI)- The ,And it provided a satisf:!ing 15111 Inning to give them a 2-1 "bu some people fel ha I "\' wes a little tired·" he "I threw Perez a last hall out there was no room lor him. of the way in, also." should have chosen Ron 1967 All-Star ' game between tne sprin~board to fame for a victory. either. Fleig immediately gave Alston, whose Dodgers are National and the American substitute third baseman, Tony Perez replaced Richie ADen of of the Cubs. Santo has b~n down the middle." Cepeda his room. Lucky thing way down in eighth place, had a leagues wasn't the most excil- Perez. of the Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia' late in the ho Iaely bu Perez has beenir~iiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fleig didn't have to play. He measure of consolahon. too. At but it was the loosest m who hit the game-winnillll and he filled his the more consistent player the looked a little pooped. lea!!h he finally beat Bauer. history- !5 innings. homer for the Nationals in the admirably. Alien bed homered whole season long and earned As usual, Giles made his "~!.,doesn't make up lor in tbe second Inning off Dean the shot." customary pre-game speech year( Alston smiled, "but Chance to )iut tbe Nationals In Wins Award behind closed doors In the least it' helps." • front but Brooks RobiDSOII Perez also was voted Baltimore tied it up in !be IIIIth Most Valuable Player Award • with a homer off sports writer at the game . Jimklns. So aU the runs were scored 00 homers. The Coban-born infielder, who AJj American • •ague DOW lives In Puerto Rico, sot ""' his winn'mg'''<!ou t o11 young Jt'm Tllirty-two area Little League baseball t earns re-• Hank Bauer ··1·d, mained in the race for the 1967 Kyger Creek Tourna• (Cafi h) H 1 h K play s hie ·uner o e ansa . t round ac- nm. is the to"•heat ment crown follo111ing the complet ion of ftrs .. • • baseball to def•n.."'!. You City At hcs. . I tion on the KC Emp <'yees prove anything like who's •:f have never faced Hunter Diamond Tuesday evening. double. Lee had a second · Innbefore 1n mv life," said rer<,., Coronet, 6 cyl. Standard trans. 2 door The Middleport Yaakees ad- ing single and E. Petrie a third about this ball game. They · ''but I was definitely l'lOking ' vanced by nudging the Gallipo- inning single. Bolin fanned 12 got one more homer than the faPI ball and I got it. I felt dl'd." lis Athletics 4-3. Rio Grande batters. h bee0 eliminated the Middleport In the nightcap, called afBlam• Shadows very fortun~te. to ave ans 19-0 ler four innings .because of !be There was a l'fCOrd total of segal:~ lo play in 'this gr~at 4 Door Hard Top. Radio and heater. Auto. trans. ' · 10-run advantase rule, Rlo strikeouts In !be game Forty area teams began Grande crushed !be Middleport Bauer and many players on liunter, just turned 2!, got power st. and power brakes, air cond., low mileage. peting for the ninth Indians !11-0. botb squads said lengtbe~lng tagged for the !oss and he championship last week. stover was credited with the abadows around horne plate the saddest man in the sad Am e r I c • • League dres:sing II This evening, at 7 o'cloc~; win. Davis was cbarged with were a Iactor. • the Middleport Redlegs will the loss. Davis was relle~ed by Roberto Clemonte, !be :..:;;;;;iiiiiiiii==--=== tie Vinton. In the second Cunningham, wbo Jn turn was time National League hattingilStandard trans. Clean night, the Pomeroy Tigers replaced ~Y Dodson. champion, fanned four take on Bedford. The w!Jtner8 ~ · 15 · runs "It was hard to see In' opening round g~es, the in the lourtli 'nfi\l.~n rune hits. breaking Bt!df at thia ljme Redlegs trimmed·Cheabire Buab, Beech; Slf!.VW .Ramey and, dsJ.," ·he old. the Tigers and Bedford Rees each hadf.~ hi~, 10r . .The game sta~ at 4: 1& p.m.· II I.Dw mileage,, sharp opening round byes. the winners. Tlle'•t~rs coDtlct- PDT. · You get our usual fine 6,000 BTU -115 VOLT- Reg. $179.00 In T~es®y·~ first g am ed two hits - 9ft\! by W~ Vf ~ 1!-!.t Alston, serVice and fllllshlng. Middleport ta!Ue!l , four l'llll• and one by CU!m!ft81iam. , m.....~ of· the the seeond Inning. and )leld fill Thursday, Pt. flwant DUJI: ~ picked Perez lor eln at 9,•ut at S • for a 4-3 win over Ga!Upans. Tires will .bailie': ,Portland lqUad and ha·was baPf'f I"'Lt 1 1'11.losers 8cores tW!oe' 1!1 the 1 p.m., and ~·OJla Y~ thai; ' · S third, anti onC!l again in t h e kel!f wjll lilltle' · aaclite •t,8:Sil "I wu not hesitant F~ '' I fifth. I 1 p.m.. ' 'I Alston, P. Miller •I . ' for MldtUepo'rt ., single. ljdcli•!J!Oit. lONLY . ier orWlderstood, ed at least 11C:; :be~~-~~~~~~1·,..., baste Importance to lbeae pie ~: I. Exercise iood IDOUth Ilene, .I.e., brUsh leilili, ~:1 ·llhd top of tongue liter t11 lime you eat. 1 I. I I aall!•;ill . ~ youn~ ecor ,s a,'·.· SHIRT SERVICE I VERY REJoo601lAI!I.£ 'ltlO, :;1·.. ~erez 1HE ,DAILY 1SEtmNII. DEvOTED TO INTEREST OF ME!r~ON AREA • •·na11e merit, but '·· ,·n _., .,. atioba s ., ' I JOLt '14 1. 1964XLFord .. 1963 Ford · • • �' ' ' ' (\~- Rl~ard S. Owen, Pu!lllpr C)lester fannehll~ Editor that a • before state·~ontrolled u a Interests. Mtodian be of society's ;:;~w~consider ~etter a controversy currently n,ar· . ' PUbJISII,e4, eYel1 ,.clay ~~ · ~NI­ day) by · '11\e (lhlo Valley hbUsbtq Compall,)', no MechaDlc st, Pomerey, Ohio 46789. BuatneSI Office phOIII M2156. Editorial phona 992·215'7. · . ·; " ', / bran. BJ!tinl··on &II bacaid. ''TSrUh" 'wbo 1J a all .in an olflce Ia not ~ .il women to go 'baclt to the · 18ili frustrates· Ilia bUic' Deed. ~ ~tory' should gd bae!< tO ·!tie . eompeoaates by bllinlnJ .... . where lie ' belo~~d cllaslll& women. U be w outl · ·caVeman style. 11'1 ·a)jOUt ·ciw!ge. t~ ftio11 vigOrous mafo women iet lnvalveil·· in c:UUpe Jobs/ Ieavins' .the brlilll a]M)loiles - look at -the mess wora to womi!D, we'd have I men have got Ul into. . better world. - ELAINE . A. wbole man, wito w)sn•t Dear Helen: • ' ' .. frllhtened iDd doubllul .that be Since "Tirzln' ~ · bu .bfeD 116 Is, wants a' woman who Is busy ogllng, lemalea ill forelp equal to him in brains and a- countries perbap1 be hasn't had blllty. And most brainy wl'P\en time to 1!Jke a JOOd loo~ at A-, are smart enough to remain merlclin women. Most women . completely feminine too. __ - career siris or not •. try to be .EQUAL JANE what they think men want them Dear Jane: • to be. Thai goes for the ~ . . , And smart enough tq ·let we dreas, smile, act. We: itlu the Tarzan• find opt gradolilly live for men and we always that ferninloe equality does not wlll, no matter how we use threaten lbelr "malenm." - our brains. H. : ~ Alter a!~ men ·gave .us our Dev Helen: ' equaUty by birlog us, giving us Worileo sbouldo't nave to.fight the v~te and' inslstinl that we lor equant)> - it's our · tili-th- be "free" with sex. And now rlabt. Men are stronger :than !bey say .''women are no long. women - ·not better, and ~ _n e er women." They "m a de us su abould not dominate ,tb e wbat we are today," and I other. thlht, aU things considered, I bave a theory. The r~ we've remained basically femm!ft today are ,dlscon\entl!!lls !nine in spite of !I.-FEMALE 1191 beciuse ol "lemai'e ~ilau- Dear Helen: ty," b?l bec:a~ too many inen As Tarzan aatd, there I• bap. are eCiucated Into using ·their plness and understanding be.. heads when nature intended tween the sexes in Australia. ~emt o lll8 their m&Ies. Mr. This because the average AusAverage really abould Bll~ to lraUao husband is faithful to ' · · · . , his wife, wlll!reas the average goin~ on in the Spviet Union. Second clsas postage paid ·at Pomero• ;"Since 1959, Russian scientists and Ohio. " corlservaUohists, joined by those of oth· NatloJW tdverllalu1 rtpresentstlve er countries, have been fighting with the Bottlnelll Kllbball, IIJe, ~ Lexln&IOI State Timber· Industry Committee over Ave. New York City, New ~k. the''·buil«Ung of a huge pulp mill on the shores of Lake Baikal in Siberia. Subscription ratea: Delivered by car Lake Baikal, five tiimes deeper than rier where available, 35 eenta per week Lake Superior <and with twice the vol· one year In advance at the Dally Senti ume; is the oldest (25 million years) net office $1~.20: 81:1: mootlta, te.10 freshwater lake in the world. three month! .a.&O. By Motor Rouw .,IJIIIJiologlsts - - students of fresbwawhere carrier service not available oot ter;lakes - fear that pollution from the ~onth •1.80. By mall one year $10.00 mill:may kill off many of the more than SIX months, S5.25: Three months, SS.OO 1,000 animal species which are unique to Lalie Baikal. The bureaucrats say otherwise and have turned down a proposal to bullld a 42-mile conduit to carry the mijl's waste water away from the lake as too expel1,!ive. ,, Though the mill is now in operation, the arjiUJllent goes on. But since It is the sliite's alld not a private company's mon~· 'that is involved, the future of still1 l'Pystal-clear Lake Baikal is cloudy. c~nt discount for any casb purchase of $o or more m stores honoring the card. Edward J. Hayes, originatot'of the cortYrighted ,PIIW, believes merchants will . "· gladly give the discount becaucre they ~---'· • will be getting their mllney right away their bookkeeping will be slmpfifled and . r there will be no middleman charges. , For people who feel lefl " out-Or Advantages to holders of the lifetime Oak Bnl llotpllal ' <' American husbdod Is DOl I would like to get out-Of the national cards inclllde no bills at the end of the ~r~t card, aplurge, a retired 1pollceman month, no Interest or carrying charges in 81ue lslind, IU., thinks he has come and nQ danger if the card is lost or -stolBy VERNON SCQilT before the start ,PI every picture turns out and my Danella Ann, J~:' .29.. States tfJat need the lecture, not up with just the ticket--uh, card. An en. UPI HoUywaod Correspondent football game. I get the same one-'Dark of the SuD ' If · and Mrs•.Glendon Tei!!Jant. the women. Respect begets re"anticredit card,",.lhat iS. Hayes Is asking a dollar for the card HOILYWOOD UP!) - Jim feeling just before I have to do real well, then ·. maybe 1 Ray, Ohio, a dauihter, opect. - SAD AU!r!'RALIAN Called the "I dO per cent Down Plan," but if you pay cash you can knock off Brown was a football star the walk In front of those cameras. make !be move. to Callfornla." Rhonda Lee, June 30. Mr, . loCI BRIDE ' the card entitles the bearer to a five per nickel. first day he illok the field lor It's not lear. f guess you could Brown doesn't qbjeet Mrs. Garland Hugh Lal!lb'rt, Dear Helen: · the Cleveland Browns. call It excitement. audiences Identifying hili\ u Rt. 3, Jackson, a da~ter, I'm glad I've got MY man It's taken him four movies to "At least! knew what I could terror of the gridiron so long Lynn, July 1. Mr;'~and instead of Tamn, I'm , 4 become a screen star. do ·on !be football fleld. In they come in to see lwi pictures L. Dean, lfO t,.oo,. to a REAL man. He doesn't OX• 'J The bcrley Negro will be billed pictures I just try to stay loose. and enjoy his work. But St., Ja~soo, a dau~~. peel me to be a robot, bow my NEW YORK ....: Our Madrid ltishka. above the Utle of his new 1 didn't have to worry about also happy"IO know that he Mallssa Ann, July 2. Mr.;·;.~l head and agree wltb every · admirably. picture, "Ice Station Zellra," that in football," . being hired lor roles because Arthur 'lvhetstooe, Rl 2, word he says. He underalands man, ~g~~ Bi~dle Dl\ke:s re11- Sammy Davis on .his film set Who is Gary Belkin? .Jtlat W Usto 1011 G tt 'l:.ee d-. fof:-aniii'hetl ass!gnmellt . In London· "It's such 8 bloody lad who ghosted C88SI'us Cla·v'slalong with Rock Hudson. In Brown flaabed a rare grin : He his abUlty as an actor rather e ;; n, a , are. b.; , thall'm _a person wttb my OWII\ ,. Hollywood ·that means he's said a top athlete must have than a fullback. •· Mr. and Mrs. .Jollil- L. Ideas, opJ!Iionao,talents .and ereMUllon aire · lll!l4ic · .publisher bore. It's not my medium, mo- "poems" · · · t3l> Hunter arrlv.ed as' a star. confidence in himself. "Acting stU! !so't comln& easy CUmmiDRs. Jr., Jackson, a· son, atlvlly, ,~~t~e,. admlres..me for . Jack .Bregrruw's hospitalized vies.. . N? argument there "Barefoot tn ,tjle Park" Brown has neither 11M> easy "An actor needs even morP." for me," he said. "I have to Matthew Todd, July f. them. H!I.. Jhinkl, lncldenlally, t'l D~rec)t"!';;.J~T :•ton; n d · · Gallagher s sports- hangout his pretty toe on Boston grace of Rill Co•by, the restless he said. "You really have to work like hell at it. But it sure l're1011t Pa~ll - Wayne that Tarian,~s. a utUe balmy we are11 ''" ., ,'<'PI n - restaurant wants ex · Yankee Norton's typewriter: "Tab energy of Sammy Davis Jr. nor have a •itlve attitude 11 Philli>l"s, Hamden; wm ~i . Ev- .. . Jui~' he 'doesn't care lf. 1 cept maritally; he. lD Ireland, pitcher Whitey Ford to do a ra· te~ makes the man seem more the empassloned ·intensity of you're sc~ that camera ·ees "1 ans, Rt. 1, Oak ,Hill: Hom.er R. wear Sli!fks,..as he !mows I'm stl< lives in ~ndo~ .carol dio sholj' from 1ts upsta1rs priSsy than proper: the 1 O! Sidne Poitler. But among the . \..1. Riggle, Jackson; Robert H. comlonabl "Iii them ...: MAD Bj~rkman.~ tile ,w.,li/eolS' Wear Singer Frank D'Rone gell the who ,wou~ be deUgbted to nutnber of Negro film' m_o~ a:~~~:a ~~w:'1n ~ M!Uer, Rl. I Oak Hill; Jolu. W. MAD, ~ W<lMAN. '. D31ly columnist who lust dt~d I star spot at the Copacabana, barefoot m the park - b~t performers he may cut 8 wider ~utn .. By Wllljllm Lawrtnce, D.D.S. Scul'lock, Rt. 2, Jackson; flay. Dear Helen· '• · ' ll 'fo of leuke_l!!!a, was a g1rl thJS week : Frank wu on I~ e with the girls. '!bat's swath than any 88 a movie star. Bro..,; still makes his borne in Diana B. was an ' mond Howard, Rt, 2. Weltaton; I'm purPrlsed st tocr ...,~ w:sr~· ev~OOhinl • ex.g:pl way to a SIZzling career when rasslng," M,adlson , , lfe has the qualities ·of a Cleveland Ohio but It rna not hysterical Y,~UDI wo~.. . M. Crabtree, Rt. 2 Jack·' lng sarcasm in your BllSll'er. to h .,_th ·. ~he Wf$ love)r..abll~ly, b~ took a couple of years off Garden swears It's scouting black Jobn Wayne.. Aucllenees be long ~fore he acl!" hl.s cnronic SClll•oPIU"enic ' Mrs. B. Bays, Rt. f, Oat TatUn. It I• not ''womanly" to rhiC, hterate ..w~lcornell eve_ry- , f11h no explanation why: he talent but .., one properly are able ·to ·ldeotlfy with his family and moves ~ Holl wood and with ~Vtj1 dt!lltal Gladys R. Betts, Wellston: snap back at men. TatUn had by everyonp. !'tom t n e: ~unply took c~re of his .alilng plains why Bronx Middleweight rugged individuaUty, an outer "I'll wait and see ·bo~ thi~ lema not. •I!OgetJter Viola Brooks, Rt. 1, ·Oak several good points, and, niy Wjdsors to the Rockefellers ad Now he s back try1~g a- Harold ~rdson can't g e gentleness masking the brute her pnoo1c !'ar ol Barry Louis Houser, Jack- husband and three sons agree ._.,,~h Yer hPI'~f"~ seemed su- 'am, and he really un smg a matched: he's a eleancut wlo- strenllh of the man. Tile Almanae It's said that when a Mary Alma Kiser, ltt.f, with him. 1 dare you to prove 1 "'' ne !self hut her !u- tp song beavti!ul!y and we nlng fighter and Oalr Hill; Clyde W. UtthijObo that this world would be better 8 United l'ftSI lnlmlatlonal trist meeta a mildly !Was even w1der: we per- Ish him the success h~ inter- on the'. defunct Sitting In tilt MGM commla· -ioda is Wednesd woman, he's apt to Jackson: Enoch C. M<Mer, off dominated by women, which lljall)r brouen\.her~ br'o•doost- .hlpled hims~lf so quieUy a.n d here. : ·. 1 siii'Y:! 111\ bla,, ~~ captain t2th 1 lt3nl da of ~~~ when he ~·..·: •~ JackSOII; Georse F. Mlll·a·r, It wlll be If lemales •eQ,ntinue wblcfllbe wss talking · uruform for the ' lieW action ,• 11 Y nysterscal one, ne·s apt to Jackson; Larry Thomas Mul· to think they are equaL No when s.oe became HI . . drama, Brown appeared at 17~ lo ow. bet . oer, ana wnen be meeta an . !Ins, Jackson: Carl Robinson, woman wUI ever achieve !be .lfJlher<s:.~ anythi!Jg to , (lamor, ) IS ease. phase :;"'~ ,:,:n liS ne" ten...y ny>~er.cal one, ne runs. Rt. 3, Jackson; William '1" J. same ~pplne•s and sense of . il all the ""Y few ''I like acting" he said "Like The ing q~ ~- S.t llu< no one ran lrom Stroma, Rt. 4, Jackson~ Georae achievement being 116 mascu· sports, a As a The ar• wast treatCll according lble dod self _ sutflctent that ~ today al her passfullback I was able · to (jevelop and Maro, ." c~o~er~avanc~ melnoWI Patlea~ Relolled- _ G-k·ll ~- man needs her. She who · "' Ohio Sales and Use Taxes for the year fell 214 per cent my own style. I hope l,~an do Born on this day in 1817 was I"'Y '~ py. 0 Shaffer Tlmotlly Kanouse liB gtves hersell entirely to her · sC..iffle s a Y3 ~oared to a new high in fiscal or $2,105,242.88 fro;,. total col- lho I ,QMe wit~ , acting." American poet Hl'lll')l David :;;~ ~~~w=~ prot muel Hanes Katie Dav]J HOw: ~us~~thfsmll~s the and Cona. ~7 b.~.!~the total gain wa• lections in fiJCa] 1~ Col- "AI .the moment I'm not u ·Thoreau. 01! ·' Ruth Bertha Clark 'Abtile Bs c at was 01 01 ~Cial'tdn Powell arf only, ftoned s~what by the lag in lections for 19fl6.6'1 am~ted to confident about putting .w On this day 1'1 ]Jlstory: [I'll~ uwe, • aoug L Chu.ci. Clifford Rtf~ Ld]a mea~t to baVe. . and liliBse auto salet, accortling to a year- $11.6~,348.88 as comparlid 111 makeup ,as. I was a footboll In 1882, the Medal of Honor ~~..s h~r · Martha Terma~t Mlr How many • career women Darling"l4:tld report iHSUed by State $'19,125.58'9.74 collecied. .in t be helmet. , , ,was authorized by the U.S. moro L-o.!nun known •s Elizabetli Thomas Johanna · ~ve ' r : f~ answen Treasurer John D. Herbert. previous flsc:al year. "But then r used to trembl• congress, . Wte wmcn ii a will••• Baldridge, Louella ' Mal'- ·~· - - . . . ,, '; .·'~, . . In 1933 ind trt l code .., · · '"If•• ' ..... '· ,· .,.' gals ask1ng Five Southeastern Ohio coun- Here are thf ligures for !be • •_new us a uonqo~uaer. ,.· ~ e>~•rn•'"ct Blau-, Bob M. Slia~!(a. Dear Mrs. R: autoeraphed \]bolos .s1mply t1es. inclndiog Gallia, and her five Southesatern Oh)o couo- showing lncrea1es or decreases w~•.- established to set up a 1u lllJlllOil peop1e use Ammle Blackburn, Lillie Blan- F~r starters- I dG:-,an(lll)' !J!Iclures o! hiS four- , tmm' .. ate neigbtlors, all show- 11 _, for Sa.les Tal Collections: m Motor Veh1clo, Houstrailer mllll!llUm WRge of 40 cents an oauy. . John H. Long, Darren L. fam1ly agrees/ with mel ~ H. It lion · . Ia RadZJ· ed a gain 1n Mifl tax collee- (Last year in pa 1·enthe•L•) : Sales and Use Tal Collectio.,8 : hour in the Unlt<d States. ,....1e tranquthzers a r 0 Tbla co~un:m Is dflll:a111d It : ·• , K~nnedy's ''ae- t10ns for fiscal 1964Hl7 but only Athens: $65!,!27,67 ($592,475__ (Last year In parenthesis): In 1941, ~mao a~tes direct mtere 01 10 oenwiry . ·, · famUy llv1ng, so If yo_ai'te bevmter, had a feeler from Jaekson and Vinton counties 9IJ increase of $58,65t.76, or Athens: $321,840.01 ($32'1,985.-l cracked the Stalm hne m cause one 01 tneu 11oe der to !limulate flow of llall~ Ins . kid trouble or jull 1 plalll :aJti..b producer Euan Lloy.d show..t an increase in Motor 9.9 per cent; GaUls : $2J2,tu15.- 21) decrease of $1,959.39 or 7.8 Russ,. and began what was to Uollll 11 IIIyne~ 01 mucoua 4. Inform your dentist of )'OUr trollble. let Helen ~ . YOU. a role JA S..an Connery s Veh1cte. Housetrailer Sales and 11 ($268,663.54 ), increase of $!4,. per cent; Gallla: $154,360.78 be an unsurce!slul march llione 10 011 par<S 01 tile in\ake so he can adYlle She will alsq welco~, y 6pr "f1alako'' mda .The tnsulat- Use Tax Collections. 1U.ii7) or ,$.! per aenl; Jaclo, ($167,320.17) decrease of $12,- toward Moscow. wun spe<:sally oamogmg etleclB you of any special trea~ own a1DU8lnl .upe~,ce. A:"· • Sla&e ~lly m1dmght gang 1 1Sale and Use Tax Collec- son: S4l 8,2&4.1k ($393,5~\.00) m- per cent; Jacks 0 n. $190.-1 In 1961, 73 persons died when 10 u1e mouu•. Deflled. and also prescrlbel\.a dress. "'len. llcllte) m are• of 1:~:~ La . Radz1'< appr•n-ltions amounted to $368.269,983.- crease of $22,7sua or s.o perl907.79 <4183,123.20 or J.t a Czechos!ovakl.ul pIan • Dtann mouth was drug to counteract dryne~ this newspaper. ti1 In actmg r1ght at the 87 for .th• year Just ended. This cent; Meigs: $2f8,336.62 .tl2¥,- 259 4~) lncrea•e of $1,648.34 or crashed m Afrl~a. ly ary, ner tongue parc~eu. r.er , :: ,. and ~· of the ~unch represl!rtts a gain nf $13,31t,- 380.04) increase of $10,956.51 or 0.9 per cent; Meiss: $139,312.,,, ~urns, lOngue, an11 tee.O caJte4 njlndt<ed hiS bagel and aske<l . !185.118, or 5 65 per cent over 4.7 per cent; and Vinton : $67.- 33 ($150,472.38) decrease of ftl,. A thought for the day: w1w oru:u 1000 , CleorlS. 11 e Ia lhe? Is she an sc- f1scai.,!16S-M. 1 92 7 02 f$5 7,136.5i) Increase of 160.1J!i or 7.4 per cent ; and Vln- Amerlr~n poet Hl'lll')l Thor.n u gums olea at SUintl!lll contact ""·••" ... "!lo, a~e·s a rola- Motor Vehicle. Housetrailer $10,790.49 or IU per cent. ton: $'11,994.52 ($'11,119.94) Jn. ,once Bald: "That man i1 lht 1•nd her teeUJ aecayed 111 10 "· replied the one mhalinl Sales, and Use Tax Collections Here are the live countlet crease of n .87f.51 or 11.1 per rJche!lt whooe plea!lllres are the as<oJhsrun& rate. l'otceli!D ' Back to Cash ••• And Discmmt Four Movies to Make It E~-Gr~.•dder Brown B1"lied u·tgh ~ Htidson , s:. 'Rt~: ~~- f::! ha~e lsanth:~~:~ ~0:~~:00 i .. 1 TO l ' ,ce 1 BroadW01.' married 0 oo• OR SAYS srowtk J F" caJ year Report Shows ~=~;· ~~~~Y·d: . :0 I 5SEO Counties With Gain w~ ~uvea~. :V~;B s:a~ )iM v!~ :e ~~m~i~i ;a0~nJIUard:1~11:' aO:: <11:""":'' ':":J 1:::• 8ERRf5 WORLD ~ rr------H;;Jc;:;1'hc;;,[J[k;{t}i;;o;"11·~·;;--;---:--, Hado's Do It Tune • ;.II:VJNoO THE f'AINTEil 'ts ()N "'.JOB, AND THE uc~TI-IJE·IIROHOL50M H.'-F!I'.NGI.IiS WHAT'5 TIIK1NG YOU iO L.ONS? ~UCJol 1<. MESS! I t;.A.N'T ST.t.NO THE ~ Of Pl'oiNT! DE Cfo.REI'IJL 0' THE SFI'.TIIIR! I'M E~J>ECTIN!; CIJMPt*IY TONII>HT--CAA'T ')t)IJ ~UR~ UJ> ~<.NO FINISH IT?! A WEEK LATER THE f!IF!1DGE CL.JJI!I. (;'.cS PRAISE T~E Jtll'"' L.ISTEN TO LADYL.IP >eN·.. YES'" THl DEIT D~W! iVE~ H~ .. cent. • "':__ . lllB• seemed t,o melt away. v~r amalgam hlungs rare somewn8l oefter a,u.oogh structure, around tnem 1'dp,illi7 DroKe oown with deCIIy. I rap•u SU<"ge 01 aecay and gum trouble seemed to colnc.ide with dryness of moutn. 1 Wuue au 1u million people l!ledicaled with· 't11oraztne not experience such aevere · ness of mouth, thi.s Sjdo ' lion IS suffictentiy lmporianl be cauea to the attentlCII ol who use II so that their>aen1111 problems, which are now -~ni)MTilrt rft-ll•li•udrJ Q!.l \!U ~~· : ::•:::l•::f:"'~:=-~ form , ••• ordlnarr wordl. : ·=..~~ L.:::;;~r-+.;;;;;;=~.., EFP1CiiNT--- QUITE CONIIDERIN&·" A · ~• " ·. ~ fl.i,O.L. I .,I FEROC : II I . •' I t) ~ven~ ' ~~4! ~·ti~DBII !: ..;_ Perez Toast Of Senior Circuit hel• 1 h~~~- ~:biNational ~~~.:mme;~~~ ~~g~:n~r:~~ ~:~~~and :~ ~~ ::~ : ;,:b~:.~a ::v~·~~m!or,~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~=~ . ,~ ;~ 1 PLUMBING ve .Js HEATING I ° 4Days- FREE I W VEGAS Tony's Blast: Springboard To Fame . Certified Oil(o.o Middleport, Ri0 Gf,an de • Jn KC Toumey POst WIDS Air Conditioners 1966 'Dodge· 1966 Olds Cutlass · · S249S . S179S 196S Mustang ONE DAY $ ,'59· 00 .,...nson \olftnM'S " OUI -~, f\, ..,. ,· ·t. learan~e 1l.1, 1 ....... 'r:=:~.l -ilve lrtallrlent. 3. ,Avoid conlllndJ teeth ,n Ngar (sucklll8 hillll qnc!ja, lllHivtr~ etc.) 1D ,ilr- ,,' ' ~0\2 ANTHONY Plumhinq-Helting . ·T,, hursday1. July13 l)' fill' prophylu]J 1pt1 1 • ~ets Rob!~S'bn ., Today's Sports Parade ' 1 2. VIsit your deotllt 1 Seav~ s·ox · ,-·o're ANAHEIM, Calli. (UPI)-It Tony of Clncln!latl which win the longest Tom of·;;,. of tlur·Orloles There was little question tha.t couldn't have possibly worked won lbe game for lhe Nationals history of the. 'mid:s.11111!"~r wbo cl?,Sed lt· all' UP in !be last it up with hla sllth , iMlnl Perez would be awa~ed th• Brock If S D0 out more perfectly lor the was another viDdlcatlon for classic. . · Inning. ·homer, With Perez . commg up trophy as the games most Mays cf 4~ 0 National League, which now bas Alston's choice In picking Perez Reft' lldeaa'l C)lll!ll · Bauer ' had ·gruffly stated with !be ~llndrer. · . · . , '; valuable player after his hom_er Clemi!Dte r! 60 10 pedded Ill All-Star supremacy over the Cubs' Ron Santo as a .· a be!ore the game. that he didn't ' The ·game was a stalistictan s and he accepted lhe trtbute wtlh Allro~ cl ,, : : ~ : to flve straight and proved to supplemental choice for the All· The talk befo!~ ·the game~ : • come all !be way to Analleim 10 delight. II lasted three . hours a happy grin. Ctpeda 1b 4 1 11 Hank Bauer tllat he can be Star uad that the ALner~can Le~ a get beaten and his strategy and"fl minutes iAI become the Some of the records were Allen 3b he··••n. Tbesq saih AU-Star game, a pitching advan~ Wllh five would be_built around !be idea longest In AU-Star_ bistary. And painful to the players who set Perez 3b 21I 1 For Manager Walt Alston the e1pected to be a hitters' game rested hurlers. 'll:~ had only of wlonlnk more' \han shqwcas-. a record 30 strikeouts were tllem:• Roberto Clemente. of the Torre c 20 0 0 2-1 National League win Tues· turned into a battle of third one pitcher who 1 not, worked 1ng his league's liars. , ' ~ted by !be 12 pltehers who Pirates struck out four limes '" l:laller c · · l 00 day gave him one of his few basemen and tight pitching last weekend, ~ton 8 !lfll<e But ·. after . the game Bauer shared the mound duty. break the mark of tyree In an Banks ph 1 0.! cheerful moments since last fall All the runs were driven in on Cuellar. ~ got tnto the .~e ~uld . only comment ihat the The Nationals had an edge In All-Star game held by eight McCarver c 20Z when Bauer's Orioles beat his homers by third baseman and but It w•,• a tired Don DrY ~ Nationals "just got one more that department alSO, ~sUng. 17 men. And Allen along with Tony Mazerosk1 2b : o: o,•'SII1'f, 1 ..,., blm 1 tlrJft ,. 0 Dodgers four straight times in the supposedly tired National oi Aleton s Dod~ers :wbo, got home run than we dld." strikeouts to ,13 lor their jumor Oliva of the Twins bed the old Dryadaie p 11 out ~ the World Series. League mound staff came up wm as the NL s sixth P1tcher. Hard To Defense (ofrcuit rivals. mark by fanning three limes. Helms ph · ~ ~ ~ : · )thro~ *1iJ!":~':"el" ' '·:~~ The 15th. Inning homer by with just a little extra stuff to One of Bauer's rested pitch· "The Home · nm Is the lacftue Wbnllllg stnat Carl Yastrzemskl of the Red Seaver P " ,., 5 0 o\o _ _ _ _ ___:_____:.__..:,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ , ers Jim <Catfish) Hunter was toughest play In baseball to It was !be fifth extra·lnnln~ Sox was the game's most. Ailey ss lla r.iln the~victim of !if!rez' drive' over defense," he growled. victory In All-Star competition productive batter With .three Marlchal p I 000 Sevta teams ve ~ . ' .; the leflfield fence that broke up ~ men wbo man the "hot fOr tlll"'Nats who have yet to hits, a double and two smgles Jenkins p t 0 0 0 I ealored the .-nul ~~~ tile lengthy contest before' 46,309 corner'' at third base came lose a game that went "tYond while Tim McCarver, nero of Gibson p o1 00 01 ~ ~~0::,~ 1 fans in Anaheim Stadium. through with flying colora. the regulation length. ft wts the last year's National ~ague Wtn Wynn ph I "'i ou have to be pleased with , Riehle Allen of !be Phlllles, ninth win in the last 10 games at St. Louis, had two hits In two Short p 0 0 0 ~ I : : : : =rt ~~~~ 10 1 he kind of pitching we got," wbo started for the Nationals at tQ inCI'Oase !be Nationals' times at bat-a single and Staub ph • t th' d t h 1 o o o o · , Teams eatored are IIJie Ail· ·': th 7 d d bl Alston said. "Every one of our third; got them olf to a 1-0 lea record to 20 victories against 1 o~ e as e tr ca c er or Cuellar p dav!Ue Slagen, GIW~; 1 0 00 pitchers did a fine job down to in the And Brooks defeats and one lie. the Alston team. Rose 2b Red Sox, Bedford, Mlllll, W::'~ .. ATTENDANCE UP Total• 51 2 9 2 Va., two teams trim ·I'Oml1· I CINCINNATI (UPI) -The CINCINNATI !UP!) - The Aroerlcanl abrhbl eroy pd ' S,yracute. . .'''~:!. Cloebmali Reds opea a -k· Cincinnati Reds are packing Robinson Jb 6 1 1 1\ DraWinl:• Wtll be ii.;~ ANAHEIM, Calli. (UP!)- Nationals' dressing quarters Caretv 2b 3 0 oo1 .lilly !I aod teams IIIII WI~''" 101111 bome · sbmd Tlluroday them in. ,Wait'll the NatinnQl League gets and as usual he made it more nt••t be....•'•g 1rltb 8 twi· b 3 o o OJ ing to e'nlor sboa)ll write er i ii "'" ...,...... The club announced Tuesday McAuliffe 2 caD • _,.. at lf!.!lll. Tony Perez • expense accoun t, of a pep talk . at·•t double beader ..alnat or 1 ........ 6020 He was the hero, the most "With due apologies to Wall "" ...,. paid attendance at home games .'va c 1 valuable player and the Mr. Alston and the other Dodgers By Uillled Pres• Iatertlatlonal Los Angeles 34 47 .420 IS the Now York, Mell. this season is up nearly 50 ~ KCoill~b;ew 1:, ~ ~ ~ ~ lnternaUo~l Leape Sta~; Everything of Tuesday's 1'"' here," Giles said, "we'd like to H 1 33 50 398 17 The Reds, welcomiDI the cent over last year. mg •aro American League DUB on · Yastrzemski I' 4 0 J 0 By United l'ftll llltena~.•n Inning Z-1 victory by the erase from the minds of the w. L. Pet. GB New York 31 47 .397 1612 All-Star 1amo break .Ill order For !be first 34 dates, 481,080 Freehan 10 W. L. Pet. ·-GB; 5 oo o National League All Siers, but people the picture of last fail ." Chicago 47 33 .588 to give Injured playm a !ans filed into Crosley Field. Petrocelli ss o o 0 Rochester 47 30 .610 ... 1 does that entitle him to sleep in Everybody in the room knew Detroit 45 35 .563 z All-StarTu;:~t ~t"'u~~ahelm, chance te medd, also ·meet Aver.~ game •ttendance was McGlothlin p 43 trl .5!8 5\iJ 0 0 o o Richmond the Presidential Suite? what picture Giles meant. He Minnesota tbe Meta Friday atght and 11 ,149.· Mantle ph 45 36 ,556 212 Calif 1 0 0 o JacksOnvllle 39 39 000 8\iJ You bet It does! Even a( 58 was talking about Hank Bauer Calilornia For 34 games last year Pelel's P 37 41 -:~ 1:~ 45 40 .529 412 NL Ail-Stars 2 AL All-Stars 1 Saturday aftom01111 before 0 0 o o1Col~mhus a Leasue (only game scheduled) crowds averaged 9,581. Mincher ph ·.f?3 even told Tony to be their how Bauer and his Orioles had Baltimore Today's Probable Plt<bero 1!!1 Sunday and Moaday. SHIPPEP, TO VIRGINIA ~~~i~~ P : : , -:~ \~"' 0 0 0 o Toledo 39 43 .4 76 9 guest. swept the Dndgers under the New York 36 45 .444 ll'h (all times EDTI The fil'fll place st. Louis CINCINNATI (UPI) - T h • Alvis ph 1 0 0 b Syracuse · .. That was before his 15th rug four In a row. Washington 3& •47 .434 1212 Cardlna!So ~rill l'Oillld oat the Cincinnati Reds have sent three Hunter o I 00 n Taeoday's RetaiU ' Inning homer ?fl Jim (Calflab) Basks Tbe Optlmill Kansas City 35 49 .417 14 Ln .• Pittsb(Hurghh (B71~3s) ~3p) ~I St. home stand wttb nlgbt games young players acquired in the 1Bercy ph I 0 0 0 Jackfsn';!le 81 R(icllhdmnt~-~· (fl[raight)) Hunter demoliabed the Amerl- ImpressiOnable Ernie Banks, Tuesday's Result• UJS ug es • . , I Tue d Wdoesde ntl June Free Agent Draft to their Ch ' 0 0 0 0 Buf 7 .or ' c . uu,, n can Leag~e for the Ufth straight the Cubs' constant gond humor AH-Star game at Anaheim toni) gwne scheduled) !' ·•• IIJ', • Y a I Wytheville Va. farm club, af-'1"' ance. P, 10 ()olu!f!bus I (night) 4 0 1 0 Toledo , So · in h · 11 ed b ' •• ur .... y. I ' ' .re~oSJ s. (Only gam,. t tme. you ca~ unag e ow m_an, was espec1a Y mov Y Calif. · Thur Jday's Gamet filiated in the Appalachian Totals 49 1 s 1 . , ...... scheduled) they felt abOut h1m aner it was Gtles' entreaty. He was . so NL All-Stars 2 AL All-Slars 1 P.1itadelphia at Atlanta (nign!) llill!!l!M<!Wihh ""·" ..,.,.., '""'""' ILeague. "· , : :.l-- - all over. moved that after Giles was (only game scheduled! N York at Cincinnati (2. twi- All-Star game at Anaheim, They are Pitcher Frank IN.L. 010 000 noo 000 t!OI-! Ml'll, Ella Wlll and Mr!. Aud"We love him," beamed !~rough talking, he went over to Tnday's Probably ·Pitchers ni~;t) Callfornls 'Thompson, 19. Tallahassee, !A.L. 000 001 000 oot-- I :'f!V Rowan, Belure, soent a day Warren Glles, the NiUonal hi~ and sa~d . (aU times EDT) Pittsburgh at St. Louis (night) <IS Innings) ,ria.: pitcher Larry Broerman. ! wlth Mr., ipdMrs .. Denzel CleLeague preoldent, who always Bos:', were n?t only go~~ Chicago (John 11-5) at Cleve- Chicago at Los Angeles (night) National League 18, Evansvllle, Ind., and s.·cvnd ' DP- Americans 2. LOB- 1, :la;;;niiidiii. .,';;;; · ...itiol.,"-;;;;;;==-1 says never-mind-the-fun at All- win thiS one, _were ~nna Win land (McDowell 5-7), 7,30 p.m. Houston at San Francisco 0011 000 ooo 0012 9·0 baseman Ken Jones, 18, HousNationals 5. Americans 7. It 010 Star Games, we-came-here-to- the World S..rtes too. (Only game ocbeduled) American League ton, Tex. 1 2B- Yastrzemsk1, McCarver. win. . Banks '."ade g<J?d _on the front Thursday's Games INFIELDER SWAP 000 001 000 ooo 000- 1 8 o HilS--Allen, R~binson, Perez. Perez wo~ up m that end of ]Jis pred1chon and he Cle•Je!and at New York (night) NEW YORK UPI)-The New Marlchal, Jenkins <4), Gibson FoM'IIAIL SEASON NEAR , SB-,Aaron. S ~Fregosi, Presidential SUite of a local seemed equally sure about the Detroit at Washington (2. twi· York Mets and Philadelphia !7), Short (9), cueUar (Ill. I CLEVELAND (UPI) - Don't •han,1Mazerosh Your Datiinclable hotel because he showed up late . second hail as everyone crowd- night) Philiies swapped i 0 fie 1de r s Drysdale (! 3), S..aver !15) and look now, but the 1967 pro foot- ! lp h rerbb so , Dealer "or Monday night wit~. b,Is ~lle and 1ed around Perez 10 the pus~ Baliimore at Boston (night) Tuesday, the Mets at'lJUiring Torre, Haller (5), McCarver Ibllli season gets ilnderway Sat- Matichal 3 I 0 0 0 3, 0 6 o~e-year-<Jid son a~a· they g~~e jubilahon.. Kansas City at Minnesota former Yankee Phil Llnz and flO); Chance, McGIQihlin <4), urday lor the Cleveland Jenkins 3 3 1 1 dlacovered there "~~. ~ room I k~w we ve . lost seven (night) . the Mets giving up Chuck Peters (6), Downins (9), Hunter Browns, who gathet· 31 rookies Gibson 2 2 0 0 0 2 AND se~ Slide., _ -.: slral~ht, Banks _ s•~. about 1,he California at Chicago (night) Hiller. ·. (111 and Freehan. WP-Drys· for a tryout at Hiram College. Short 2 0 0 0 1 1 All we got !~1'1: the Cubs recent skid, but were Notional· League The 211-year-<Jld Llnz batted dale. LP-Hunter. HRS--Ailen Also getting an ellrly •,tart Cuellar 2 I b 0 0 Presidential_ Sul~e, a harried go~ ~ounce back. We J~st bad w- L. Pel. GB .2%2 with one home run and ave (N.L), B. Robinson <AL) Perez next week will be about a tloz- Drysdoie IW) 2 I 0 0 0 hotel offic1al mformed Fro;" a htUe turbulenc~; that s all.: St Loms rbis for the Phils this season. (NL). . en veterans, includiM Frank Seaver 1 0 0 0 I 49 32 .S05 Fleig, the National Lell!!ue s Just wat,ch us go. 1Chicago 46 36 ..561 31> Hiller, 31 ' used primarllv as a Ryan, but the bulk of the regu- Chonce . ·s 2 . I I 0 se:;""tary· .But I ~rez and two o! San Fral\~isco 46 33 .542 5 pinch hitter this season, ·left TRADE TACKLE !ars will not · report ''"til a McGlothhn 2 oo0 4 ~.en let th~se people have! C1nclnnau teammates In Cincinnati 46 "39 .541 5 New York with an .093 batting NEW YORK UPl)-The New week from Saturday. Peters 3 0 0 0 that, Sald Fle1g, without even All-Star Game, Pete Ro~e 1 Atlanta . \ 2 39 .s'l'' 7 average. He came to New York York Jets of the American Downins 2 2 o 0 0 2 hesitating. !ommy Heims, had thelf own Prftsburgh '4o' :13 .SIS 712 from the San Francisco Giants Football League Tuesday traded Kansas City Chiefs for nnl Hunter (L) 5 4 'I I 0 4 Fleig Relinquishes ROOIII Ideas about the second hail , Philadelphia 40 40 000 812 on May !5 1965 lad<le S..th Cartw ••_:rl~gh:::l:__:to:__:lh=e:..:un::::di::sc:::los :::ed ::_f:::u~ tu~r•:...:: dr..::a:.:. rr..:·c:.:.ho:.:.ic:.:e:.:..__..::T__..::3_:4_1._A_-16_._309_ _ __ It was done and Tony the pennant race: I ' -~--:.._..:•_ _•_ _ _ _.....:._ _ _ _ _ _ obviously got a good night's "S..e what he did here?" All Not A Conlool sleep. Helms said, P,Ointing to Perez Con Ovtr 11, (2 -P.~Itl Fleig Is a pretty good guy surrounded by admirers in !he Go Froo By Buying 100 that way. next locker. "He's been doing Gtilono GIL Orlando Cepeda also arrived thai all year for us. lle'll late Monday ni•ght and It turned probably help us plenty the rest liNAHEIM CaEI. UPI)- The ,And it provided a satisf:!ing 15111 Inning to give them a 2-1 "bu some people fel ha I "\' wes a little tired·" he "I threw Perez a last hall out there was no room lor him. of the way in, also." should have chosen Ron 1967 All-Star ' game between tne sprin~board to fame for a victory. either. Fleig immediately gave Alston, whose Dodgers are National and the American substitute third baseman, Tony Perez replaced Richie ADen of of the Cubs. Santo has b~n down the middle." Cepeda his room. Lucky thing way down in eighth place, had a leagues wasn't the most excil- Perez. of the Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia' late in the ho Iaely bu Perez has beenir~iiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fleig didn't have to play. He measure of consolahon. too. At but it was the loosest m who hit the game-winnillll and he filled his the more consistent player the looked a little pooped. lea!!h he finally beat Bauer. history- !5 innings. homer for the Nationals in the admirably. Alien bed homered whole season long and earned As usual, Giles made his "~!.,doesn't make up lor in tbe second Inning off Dean the shot." customary pre-game speech year( Alston smiled, "but Chance to )iut tbe Nationals In Wins Award behind closed doors In the least it' helps." • front but Brooks RobiDSOII Perez also was voted Baltimore tied it up in !be IIIIth Most Valuable Player Award • with a homer off sports writer at the game . Jimklns. So aU the runs were scored 00 homers. The Coban-born infielder, who AJj American • •ague DOW lives In Puerto Rico, sot ""' his winn'mg'''<!ou t o11 young Jt'm Tllirty-two area Little League baseball t earns re-• Hank Bauer ··1·d, mained in the race for the 1967 Kyger Creek Tourna• (Cafi h) H 1 h K play s hie ·uner o e ansa . t round ac- nm. is the to"•heat ment crown follo111ing the complet ion of ftrs .. • • baseball to def•n.."'!. You City At hcs. . I tion on the KC Emp <'yees prove anything like who's •:f have never faced Hunter Diamond Tuesday evening. double. Lee had a second · Innbefore 1n mv life," said rer<,., Coronet, 6 cyl. Standard trans. 2 door The Middleport Yaakees ad- ing single and E. Petrie a third about this ball game. They · ''but I was definitely l'lOking ' vanced by nudging the Gallipo- inning single. Bolin fanned 12 got one more homer than the faPI ball and I got it. I felt dl'd." lis Athletics 4-3. Rio Grande batters. h bee0 eliminated the Middleport In the nightcap, called afBlam• Shadows very fortun~te. to ave ans 19-0 ler four innings .because of !be There was a l'fCOrd total of segal:~ lo play in 'this gr~at 4 Door Hard Top. Radio and heater. Auto. trans. ' · 10-run advantase rule, Rlo strikeouts In !be game Forty area teams began Grande crushed !be Middleport Bauer and many players on liunter, just turned 2!, got power st. and power brakes, air cond., low mileage. peting for the ninth Indians !11-0. botb squads said lengtbe~lng tagged for the !oss and he championship last week. stover was credited with the abadows around horne plate the saddest man in the sad Am e r I c • • League dres:sing II This evening, at 7 o'cloc~; win. Davis was cbarged with were a Iactor. • the Middleport Redlegs will the loss. Davis was relle~ed by Roberto Clemonte, !be :..:;;;;;iiiiiiiii==--=== tie Vinton. In the second Cunningham, wbo Jn turn was time National League hattingilStandard trans. Clean night, the Pomeroy Tigers replaced ~Y Dodson. champion, fanned four take on Bedford. The w!Jtner8 ~ · 15 · runs "It was hard to see In' opening round g~es, the in the lourtli 'nfi\l.~n rune hits. breaking Bt!df at thia ljme Redlegs trimmed·Cheabire Buab, Beech; Slf!.VW .Ramey and, dsJ.," ·he old. the Tigers and Bedford Rees each hadf.~ hi~, 10r . .The game sta~ at 4: 1& p.m.· II I.Dw mileage,, sharp opening round byes. the winners. Tlle'•t~rs coDtlct- PDT. · You get our usual fine 6,000 BTU -115 VOLT- Reg. $179.00 In T~es®y·~ first g am ed two hits - 9ft\! by W~ Vf ~ 1!-!.t Alston, serVice and fllllshlng. Middleport ta!Ue!l , four l'llll• and one by CU!m!ft81iam. , m.....~ of· the the seeond Inning. and )leld fill Thursday, Pt. flwant DUJI: ~ picked Perez lor eln at 9,•ut at S • for a 4-3 win over Ga!Upans. Tires will .bailie': ,Portland lqUad and ha·was baPf'f I"'Lt 1 1'11.losers 8cores tW!oe' 1!1 the 1 p.m., and ~·OJla Y~ thai; ' · S third, anti onC!l again in t h e kel!f wjll lilltle' · aaclite •t,8:Sil "I wu not hesitant F~ '' I fifth. I 1 p.m.. ' 'I Alston, P. Miller •I . ' for MldtUepo'rt ., single. ljdcli•!J!Oit. lONLY . ier orWlderstood, ed at least 11C:; :be~~-~~~~~~1·,..., baste Importance to lbeae pie ~: I. Exercise iood IDOUth Ilene, .I.e., brUsh leilili, ~:1 ·llhd top of tongue liter t11 lime you eat. 1 I. I I aall!•;ill . ~ youn~ ecor ,s a,'·.· SHIRT SERVICE I VERY REJoo601lAI!I.£ 'ltlO, :;1·.. ~erez 1HE ,DAILY 1SEtmNII. DEvOTED TO INTEREST OF ME!r~ON AREA • •·na11e merit, but '·· ,·n _., .,. atioba s ., ' I JOLt '14 1. 1964XLFord .. 1963 Ford · • • �-, I ' ) ;, f' ' ' ( ' ,, . • " ' ·Air Pollution - ,. .,. . . ·. Saturday Orilyl CHE(K QUR -PIICESII ', BREAD 7 loaves $1 Pride You might .... IUrpl'!ood how II!UCh lftor qur 111 fl. Mony IMimpanl• looM nlood prl,.., Look ot tho ,.__ Saltine CRACKERS • Certified Oil Co. l·lb. box Purity -New Style · lodi:nd or Plein ForYourOld Diamond c CUT-UP TRAY PACK SALT • • c WHOLE .... 2601. lb. lb. FRYER LEG QUARTERS ·•~· ·· lb. PINTO 4 BEANS • • • lb. 3 5iRYER rl :AST 3 9c QUARTERS ··••·· lb. · 49c LEGS & THIGHS 59c BREASTS LARD - 4 69c 31b. lb. SHORTENING • • ,, l r c c Fresh Chicken P1rts Snowdrift , ' .. can • lb. Sucher's CIDER VINEGAR lb. .... Chase & Sanborn · COFFEE '"' ."'.. ~ SellciiOWI ~~ ~ All You'll Need Is Your Change Purse When You . ·' ' Visit ' , Reedsville Society Notes -May Jobnotaa • • • • Mullelmen's Asst. JELLIES -· BLEACH ' 1 . In the • I • Block Nut to 1......,_.. · I'OI!U!ItOY'J QUALITY IHOI nau • Friday & Saturday Until 9 · .. PARKAY • • l TISSUES 4roll pack• ' • • • • • Showboet • 1-lb. CIIM Sweet TrMt 511~ PINEAPPLE;·. .... - - . ,...... I Cen-iont ''""" I 'MASON . ~co. ,~·~ w. ,vA. .;' j Counly Children's Home In r their missionary project. Gifts and refreshments were pi'E"St'nt. ed to the children. Games were alto enjoyed. Mike Hash. Columbus, spent a lew days with Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth and family . Wayne Cnevaller vl•lted with Mrs. Emma ChevaUer at Lot- $!<i:;.,.____________l li'Jdi-. Tuesda¥. -· . .3 • • . ' ' Clnl .' · ONIONS I • l . ._ ' • ,, ' .r..• .. '' . 2 ~~ 29c •79c. l Hogg& ' ,BUV80ET8 ·'. .. •• ' '· ROLLS - - - - pkg. . ' ,. j.Jc -. BREAD ---- --~.: 19c ·~ _,, Sondwich ·~· l l\" :~ I 0 ' ( ' 0,1 Mol\~ ·FRUIT' 'P,UNCH ' • 't l ·' ' •• ' '· . I ·¥.ANGr·'ORINK - •I Fruit Filled ROLLS ' ' Have You Shopped Our , New Bakery Department Meal Time Specials! Dlnnor No. 21ti '· ' pkgs. No.2~ TOES. • • YIL~OW~ MARGARINE $ '. SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT DOUBLE COLA $1 , Potomec EVERY& JOHNSON'S NEW SUPERMARKET pnoa • ' PORK & BEANS Open Every Dey 7:00 to 5:30 21b. pk• • • . •"' • • Chinnin White ' c ALL· SPECIALS ON THIS PAGE ARE AVAILABLE AT • • • • T. V. DINNEIS hair? Tame it Look under BEAUTY SAlON~ In llle YEUOW PAGES. Where your fingers ~o the walkine. lloz. 111'1 Benquet Snnaaanf! unruly Velveeta CHEESE • • 1401. l ,. • 0!, pkg . Kreft bolt lei .CLOROX lAKER'S ' . • IUDGET SHOP loots. j CATSUP c 32 ••. SALAD ,DRESSING KEDS .CASUALS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! CREAM CHEESE • 1- Huilll Tqmlfo . 100 01. Philadelphie Regular or Drip -. . .. , ~.. c Musselman's 'j,1\:.·~.~·' ~ . 1 ' ' ' ! 'j ' • GIAH•DRI'-fl(- .,: ·.... ·. .. . , . ,.:,. " ,oltiNIC �-, I ' ) ;, f' ' ' ( ' ,, . • " ' ·Air Pollution - ,. .,. . . ·. Saturday Orilyl CHE(K QUR -PIICESII ', BREAD 7 loaves $1 Pride You might .... IUrpl'!ood how II!UCh lftor qur 111 fl. Mony IMimpanl• looM nlood prl,.., Look ot tho ,.__ Saltine CRACKERS • Certified Oil Co. l·lb. box Purity -New Style · lodi:nd or Plein ForYourOld Diamond c CUT-UP TRAY PACK SALT • • c WHOLE .... 2601. lb. lb. FRYER LEG QUARTERS ·•~· ·· lb. PINTO 4 BEANS • • • lb. 3 5iRYER rl :AST 3 9c QUARTERS ··••·· lb. · 49c LEGS & THIGHS 59c BREASTS LARD - 4 69c 31b. lb. SHORTENING • • ,, l r c c Fresh Chicken P1rts Snowdrift , ' .. can • lb. Sucher's CIDER VINEGAR lb. .... Chase & Sanborn · COFFEE '"' ."'.. ~ SellciiOWI ~~ ~ All You'll Need Is Your Change Purse When You . ·' ' Visit ' , Reedsville Society Notes -May Jobnotaa • • • • Mullelmen's Asst. JELLIES -· BLEACH ' 1 . In the • I • Block Nut to 1......,_.. · I'OI!U!ItOY'J QUALITY IHOI nau • Friday & Saturday Until 9 · .. PARKAY • • l TISSUES 4roll pack• ' • • • • • Showboet • 1-lb. CIIM Sweet TrMt 511~ PINEAPPLE;·. .... - - . ,...... I Cen-iont ''""" I 'MASON . ~co. ,~·~ w. ,vA. .;' j Counly Children's Home In r their missionary project. Gifts and refreshments were pi'E"St'nt. ed to the children. Games were alto enjoyed. Mike Hash. Columbus, spent a lew days with Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth and family . Wayne Cnevaller vl•lted with Mrs. Emma ChevaUer at Lot- $!<i:;.,.____________l li'Jdi-. Tuesda¥. -· . .3 • • . ' ' Clnl .' · ONIONS I • l . ._ ' • ,, ' .r..• .. '' . 2 ~~ 29c •79c. l Hogg& ' ,BUV80ET8 ·'. .. •• ' '· ROLLS - - - - pkg. . ' ,. j.Jc -. BREAD ---- --~.: 19c ·~ _,, Sondwich ·~· l l\" :~ I 0 ' ( ' 0,1 Mol\~ ·FRUIT' 'P,UNCH ' • 't l ·' ' •• ' '· . I ·¥.ANGr·'ORINK - •I Fruit Filled ROLLS ' ' Have You Shopped Our , New Bakery Department Meal Time Specials! Dlnnor No. 21ti '· ' pkgs. No.2~ TOES. • • YIL~OW~ MARGARINE $ '. SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT DOUBLE COLA $1 , Potomec EVERY& JOHNSON'S NEW SUPERMARKET pnoa • ' PORK & BEANS Open Every Dey 7:00 to 5:30 21b. pk• • • . •"' • • Chinnin White ' c ALL· SPECIALS ON THIS PAGE ARE AVAILABLE AT • • • • T. V. DINNEIS hair? Tame it Look under BEAUTY SAlON~ In llle YEUOW PAGES. Where your fingers ~o the walkine. lloz. 111'1 Benquet Snnaaanf! unruly Velveeta CHEESE • • 1401. l ,. • 0!, pkg . Kreft bolt lei .CLOROX lAKER'S ' . • IUDGET SHOP loots. j CATSUP c 32 ••. SALAD ,DRESSING KEDS .CASUALS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! CREAM CHEESE • 1- Huilll Tqmlfo . 100 01. Philadelphie Regular or Drip -. . .. , ~.. c Musselman's 'j,1\:.·~.~·' ~ . 1 ' ' ' ! 'j ' • GIAH•DRI'-fl(- .,: ·.... ·. .. . , . ,.:,. " ,oltiNIC �(' ' ·r J ' - ,,. --···'· ,~_;'',\' ~ ' '·' ' r/ ' ' ' J'...!.,~--tf'!:.-.,:­ ... ,.~ ....... ' . • \ ,, • 11 we rl ' ' \- (·' , . ' ' '' . . ." ' -~'><!"- .. ' vi • ' . ' ' -.i1;t 'iei, guests of Jr . 1 ~lit!'I ,,' PLAY KROGER'S NEWTVGAME ••• .. ' l' ' ' '. ' { . ' '- ' ·. . ' ' ~ - . ' . . ,.. .f"i' ' No I-'urehase Required~ FREE RACE.TO RlCHES Game Tickets, At Atiy-Kroger Store! · , . . ' ,. I 'I ' ' Cubed Steak --- _____ -- L THRIFTY lb, ' Bucket Steak ·---·-·-·--- 99c .. lb. Sllc:orl Folger lnstqt IN PULL COLOR ';} .' ·r,: . ,., . WCHS·TV CHANNEL 8. EVERY WEDNESDAY •. $1.09 !(._ p - Quality TENDERAY lb. THE 'RACES 11 Loon,T.,.. nd Steak $1.55 I • Folpr Coffet: , WATCH • ... $1.09 . Rump Roast-----------~-, . Bone-In Full Cut Wt _,., lilt rt,hl lo limit <JUtn!hin Copyrlthl, Thi K.... r Co., 1H7 2·1b. ••• •• • ' · ' ~rlol• .Tip ar Rolled ... ..,,, '•, 7:00P.M. . ' ·Beef Liver .................... .... .' ' ' , ·Coffee '' lkt. for ...... ·----=· - . RA. CINE .. Ful•Vala .. Our Own Good fresh, Lean Savings For July 13-14-15 . . . •• I Cheese · 2 ::;;, 69c Margarine 3 l-Ib. 89c pkgo. . J bit better ..• ~ ~ ' GOOD lor outdoor 3 pk~. 99c Bacon __ ~ - • F"t~" Fllltt tl Perch ... ----- 39c lb• •••••• Armour ~r Pure T-Bone\Steak --- ~: 3 .~. 49c Bruclod Culltll ,._~-•- 99c Veal •...... ...... Lard Jiffy THRIFTY lb. 09 . . lh. ' ,::<f· ,. ' . . .,, ' " i boE ' ' . ' . ''·'~ ' i' ,, No. 300~ cans .......' ·,' 'f · ·BOL06N~ ,$~Eo--.---lb. 39c ~-~l} .... and indoor SAU . Rinso OUR OSXRESH W!.I9L" HOG chefs. Enjoy 'GE-·~~-~ ,~· ' ' ..BEEF UVER SLICED....:__ • . ....... Mr. and Mrs. Horace Barr of Pittsburgh, visited over the weekend with his father ' and mother, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Several Kind1 10 bar pkg. 39c • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Branvisited Sunday afternoon .. • ....... cool •ri•l• fruit nw with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. · Bill Kirkbride of Rio Grande. Mrs. Robert Sanders a n d of Junction City visither parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brannon, Friday eve-ning. VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dillon and famlly over the week were Mr. and Mrs. D o n IIJr>nes and childrrn of Reed• vdle and Ronnie of C<>lumbus. ALSO Visttlng over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Blade and Aluminum P. Harris were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and son of Portland, ASPHALT ROOF Mrs. Kathy Mills, Betty a n d friend of Vienna, Mr. and Mrs. COATING Horace Barr of Pittsburgh, Mr. an~ Mrs. Larry Harrl• and sons I Gal. and 5 Gal. and Mr. and Mrs, Sonny Harris • and. chlldren and Mr. and Mro. Tinners Red and Hmnllll Grosaniclde and chi]. dl'l!n of ' lleedn!Jie. ·(;reen Roof Paint Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and 11011 of Portland visited Mr. and I Gal. and 5 Gal. II :~~~La:~I"IY' Kania and sons on II evenfnB and all enjoya cookout. Mr. and Mra. Gene i:llison and family o! Vienna vL!IIed. on Sunday aftornoon wltb Mr. and Mr1. Gerald B~er a~ !am. ojO.-._..,IUf. -big .G~Pt ~c .. 3 i~;- 89c DEL MONTE i~S'f ~~- ' •• ' "PEACHES ., box ' • \t O'l• . ' \1' ' '· '· ' '' - ··- . ' \ ,' \ ~-~· ·.·<t.:..'300:size. -,t. ,. ·' · C·tlnI .~11 Iy· . '' , \ ~ : ; i .1-\ '1: !• ••, ', ,. 29e 29e Pepsi Cola: 89' su~a .. --:.. . _, ., Pears BabY Food •••• ••• Slok.,' lr..... 25c 4=--$1 ~ .c.::...., lllco4 5 $1 N~~ .. I ·: • .. - ' ' . t. ' Homo. Miik . rG.L P... '• gc· .9 ' ' ' I I • I • I I .. ' : ... •. . ...... ' • ••••••• . . •. f '• iZ '' , ,_ ; I: ..' ' ~ lit. ~ ''f{J . ·~ each __.,__ ' ,,, ,, ' . ' ' "'~. 29c .·~ ."9 ~ e I '.,,.," '··~ :j ,I / . ..: o;;.l\: - ~·· ;' '· .' e Lettuce '·,lit. ·49e ·NS . bo• .-., • h . . ~, _, . . .. .. ' .. ' > ,I • •• • • Head - "' Krottr lrlnd ' • · Avll!~lo --lrond ' .· •, 43e ·, • '" . rub;·• . I '! ' ·.•· ~ Purt c..io ·" . . .. ' Shampoo _.. _ ..... 99c Toothp11fe Cres t . --- _ ".. Ex. lgo, 1['e 4 PINEAPPLE ' ' ' y··~ • i • .• • • lkt. ......... SHOWBOAT· .~, .R·K ,...,. .· ·.~ :ae r:. . ·:~. ·&·,. .·:. Halves or Slices 49c ••••••• Napkins . ' ' I" ·, No.1 Cant ~ .. ••• Tissue . tall . "'' ,. f\. Holls .. _" ... :,, , Ice..Cream ,~ _. v. s•l. 69c . ,, - , •. ·l '<";. All Norlhol'l c lb. Jergens·Soap "'· Brown & Serve Dinner Ktogtr Bnnd Premium Qua/i!y 89c Golo Che~s Delight "1 .A'"""' Treet --·- ..... ..... . 85c ,.;. ~, . ·' Fruit .Pies __3 :.t:: 89c t-ct. llkf. ....... C·H,EE·SE·· LOAF ' II&. hox • I ' Tissue ) • . ·' . . ' Marhln Fmtn lb. ' ......· pkt. TOILET TISSU£ Georgian -10 ~:r. 69c . ·• .•. 3 OLEO HS.i:.Mid 5 I~ S1 BREEZE ~~~'!,, e:~ S9c ELBOW MACARONI ':~.~ -~~- 49c . CJ.t ~/ ' ' qt. TENDER LEAF ~~:·_"~ . . Flnffy All BAR~ Partv·P•k- Graham.Crackers I '. Society Notes • Kroger Eggs .A ·SO~PS ·~. ~: ·.~: :~~ '6 $1 .. All Sizzling Savings Fo~ Sum CANDY GRADE A MUK!~/a' ~gal. 79c . cool . ·~ SWEET PICKLES 49c Joppa Kroger . ' Grilclo A s,.u Advoncod lb. 25c 29 ,· LILT PERMANENT '. 99t· ' ...., ,,,. .... 87c J. YOUNG AHD T~R - it now! :Store Hytrldo Portor Ends & Pl., lb ' ~~~- 4·UTZ TailleBB ··;· ~ ,... . _ .-.,, Race To •Riches Game Ticket• For · Wednesday, Julyl9 TV Show/ . ' 87c 111111 tlzo " .... ·"The Store With A Hart" --- 29c. ·u.. 'I:his ,Wfek ••• Pick Up Week No•.Z • Kroger and Hunt's l I ' 1aenred to,Jlnnl quantltlea, Just_a little ..............", _, . "'" ...... ' Surf 6TH & PEAJ!L STS.-RAPINE . MasonCouncil Will be Host . Bacon Squares __ ... ~ -~ _. _. ' Open Mon.-Fn. • ........ & to 6 Saturday .. , .. .. .. .. .. • 9-to 8 •• Easiest'Way To lonlier ROoms $1.48 Parhy •• • round Beef MA_RKET .49 Suehtr-. Phllldolphlo Croom '' .... . ' ' l ' .'i - �(' ' ·r J ' - ,,. --···'· ,~_;'',\' ~ ' '·' ' r/ ' ' ' J'...!.,~--tf'!:.-.,:­ ... ,.~ ....... ' . • \ ,, • 11 we rl ' ' \- (·' , . ' ' '' . . ." ' -~'><!"- .. ' vi • ' . ' ' -.i1;t 'iei, guests of Jr . 1 ~lit!'I ,,' PLAY KROGER'S NEWTVGAME ••• .. ' l' ' ' '. ' { . ' '- ' ·. . ' ' ~ - . ' . . ,.. .f"i' ' No I-'urehase Required~ FREE RACE.TO RlCHES Game Tickets, At Atiy-Kroger Store! · , . . ' ,. I 'I ' ' Cubed Steak --- _____ -- L THRIFTY lb, ' Bucket Steak ·---·-·-·--- 99c .. lb. Sllc:orl Folger lnstqt IN PULL COLOR ';} .' ·r,: . ,., . WCHS·TV CHANNEL 8. EVERY WEDNESDAY •. $1.09 !(._ p - Quality TENDERAY lb. THE 'RACES 11 Loon,T.,.. nd Steak $1.55 I • Folpr Coffet: , WATCH • ... $1.09 . Rump Roast-----------~-, . Bone-In Full Cut Wt _,., lilt rt,hl lo limit <JUtn!hin Copyrlthl, Thi K.... r Co., 1H7 2·1b. ••• •• • ' · ' ~rlol• .Tip ar Rolled ... ..,,, '•, 7:00P.M. . ' ·Beef Liver .................... .... .' ' ' , ·Coffee '' lkt. for ...... ·----=· - . RA. CINE .. Ful•Vala .. Our Own Good fresh, Lean Savings For July 13-14-15 . . . •• I Cheese · 2 ::;;, 69c Margarine 3 l-Ib. 89c pkgo. . J bit better ..• ~ ~ ' GOOD lor outdoor 3 pk~. 99c Bacon __ ~ - • F"t~" Fllltt tl Perch ... ----- 39c lb• •••••• Armour ~r Pure T-Bone\Steak --- ~: 3 .~. 49c Bruclod Culltll ,._~-•- 99c Veal •...... ...... Lard Jiffy THRIFTY lb. 09 . . lh. ' ,::<f· ,. ' . . .,, ' " i boE ' ' . ' . ''·'~ ' i' ,, No. 300~ cans .......' ·,' 'f · ·BOL06N~ ,$~Eo--.---lb. 39c ~-~l} .... and indoor SAU . Rinso OUR OSXRESH W!.I9L" HOG chefs. Enjoy 'GE-·~~-~ ,~· ' ' ..BEEF UVER SLICED....:__ • . ....... Mr. and Mrs. Horace Barr of Pittsburgh, visited over the weekend with his father ' and mother, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Several Kind1 10 bar pkg. 39c • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Branvisited Sunday afternoon .. • ....... cool •ri•l• fruit nw with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. · Bill Kirkbride of Rio Grande. Mrs. Robert Sanders a n d of Junction City visither parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Brannon, Friday eve-ning. VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dillon and famlly over the week were Mr. and Mrs. D o n IIJr>nes and childrrn of Reed• vdle and Ronnie of C<>lumbus. ALSO Visttlng over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Blade and Aluminum P. Harris were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and son of Portland, ASPHALT ROOF Mrs. Kathy Mills, Betty a n d friend of Vienna, Mr. and Mrs. COATING Horace Barr of Pittsburgh, Mr. an~ Mrs. Larry Harrl• and sons I Gal. and 5 Gal. and Mr. and Mrs, Sonny Harris • and. chlldren and Mr. and Mro. Tinners Red and Hmnllll Grosaniclde and chi]. dl'l!n of ' lleedn!Jie. ·(;reen Roof Paint Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fitch and 11011 of Portland visited Mr. and I Gal. and 5 Gal. II :~~~La:~I"IY' Kania and sons on II evenfnB and all enjoya cookout. Mr. and Mra. Gene i:llison and family o! Vienna vL!IIed. on Sunday aftornoon wltb Mr. and Mr1. Gerald B~er a~ !am. ojO.-._..,IUf. -big .G~Pt ~c .. 3 i~;- 89c DEL MONTE i~S'f ~~- ' •• ' "PEACHES ., box ' • \t O'l• . ' \1' ' '· '· ' '' - ··- . ' \ ,' \ ~-~· ·.·<t.:..'300:size. -,t. ,. ·' · C·tlnI .~11 Iy· . '' , \ ~ : ; i .1-\ '1: !• ••, ', ,. 29e 29e Pepsi Cola: 89' su~a .. --:.. . _, ., Pears BabY Food •••• ••• Slok.,' lr..... 25c 4=--$1 ~ .c.::...., lllco4 5 $1 N~~ .. I ·: • .. - ' ' . t. ' Homo. Miik . rG.L P... '• gc· .9 ' ' ' I I • I • I I .. ' : ... •. . ...... ' • ••••••• . . •. f '• iZ '' , ,_ ; I: ..' ' ~ lit. ~ ''f{J . ·~ each __.,__ ' ,,, ,, ' . ' ' "'~. 29c .·~ ."9 ~ e I '.,,.," '··~ :j ,I / . ..: o;;.l\: - ~·· ;' '· .' e Lettuce '·,lit. ·49e ·NS . bo• .-., • h . . ~, _, . . .. .. ' .. ' > ,I • •• • • Head - "' Krottr lrlnd ' • · Avll!~lo --lrond ' .· •, 43e ·, • '" . rub;·• . I '! ' ·.•· ~ Purt c..io ·" . . .. ' Shampoo _.. _ ..... 99c Toothp11fe Cres t . --- _ ".. Ex. lgo, 1['e 4 PINEAPPLE ' ' ' y··~ • i • .• • • lkt. ......... SHOWBOAT· .~, .R·K ,...,. .· ·.~ :ae r:. . ·:~. ·&·,. .·:. Halves or Slices 49c ••••••• Napkins . ' ' I" ·, No.1 Cant ~ .. ••• Tissue . tall . "'' ,. f\. Holls .. _" ... :,, , Ice..Cream ,~ _. v. s•l. 69c . ,, - , •. ·l '<";. All Norlhol'l c lb. Jergens·Soap "'· Brown & Serve Dinner Ktogtr Bnnd Premium Qua/i!y 89c Golo Che~s Delight "1 .A'"""' Treet --·- ..... ..... . 85c ,.;. ~, . ·' Fruit .Pies __3 :.t:: 89c t-ct. llkf. ....... C·H,EE·SE·· LOAF ' II&. hox • I ' Tissue ) • . ·' . . ' Marhln Fmtn lb. ' ......· pkt. TOILET TISSU£ Georgian -10 ~:r. 69c . ·• .•. 3 OLEO HS.i:.Mid 5 I~ S1 BREEZE ~~~'!,, e:~ S9c ELBOW MACARONI ':~.~ -~~- 49c . CJ.t ~/ ' ' qt. TENDER LEAF ~~:·_"~ . . Flnffy All BAR~ Partv·P•k- Graham.Crackers I '. Society Notes • Kroger Eggs .A ·SO~PS ·~. ~: ·.~: :~~ '6 $1 .. All Sizzling Savings Fo~ Sum CANDY GRADE A MUK!~/a' ~gal. 79c . cool . ·~ SWEET PICKLES 49c Joppa Kroger . ' Grilclo A s,.u Advoncod lb. 25c 29 ,· LILT PERMANENT '. 99t· ' ...., ,,,. .... 87c J. YOUNG AHD T~R - it now! :Store Hytrldo Portor Ends & Pl., lb ' ~~~- 4·UTZ TailleBB ··;· ~ ,... . _ .-.,, Race To •Riches Game Ticket• For · Wednesday, Julyl9 TV Show/ . ' 87c 111111 tlzo " .... ·"The Store With A Hart" --- 29c. ·u.. 'I:his ,Wfek ••• Pick Up Week No•.Z • Kroger and Hunt's l I ' 1aenred to,Jlnnl quantltlea, Just_a little ..............", _, . "'" ...... ' Surf 6TH & PEAJ!L STS.-RAPINE . MasonCouncil Will be Host . Bacon Squares __ ... ~ -~ _. _. ' Open Mon.-Fn. • ........ & to 6 Saturday .. , .. .. .. .. .. • 9-to 8 •• Easiest'Way To lonlier ROoms $1.48 Parhy •• • round Beef MA_RKET .49 Suehtr-. Phllldolphlo Croom '' .... . ' ' l ' .'i - �' ' ·' ;JI:'' t '' i ' . ' i ' -· ' 1 ,, ' • ' ,, ~,.._. Profit Sharing Seem$.:,1ligh.' i'-riority . OakWJl. ·· . \ CONVERSION HEATING ~T.if.t:~l W Convert your old ·fashioned heat~ ing system to Aameless electfic. ~~c.:l Choose from 5 types of equip· ment. Con use e•isting ductwork. No structural changes. lndallation quick, easy. Free estimate. Order r-:::-'=:::-1 cleaner, ·warry · free l!lectric heat ftom Reddy Kilowatt Recom· Carmel ,.----1 mended Dealer, Or mail coupon below. ' '~ . ~· . .. · . ' ' ' ' 1' ' • . S~:tr;fpts Into Biota -On SeeODdDay . �' ' ·' ;JI:'' t '' i ' . ' i ' -· ' 1 ,, ' • ' ,, ~,.._. Profit Sharing Seem$.:,1ligh.' i'-riority . OakWJl. ·· . \ CONVERSION HEATING ~T.if.t:~l W Convert your old ·fashioned heat~ ing system to Aameless electfic. ~~c.:l Choose from 5 types of equip· ment. Con use e•isting ductwork. No structural changes. lndallation quick, easy. Free estimate. Order r-:::-'=:::-1 cleaner, ·warry · free l!lectric heat ftom Reddy Kilowatt Recom· Carmel ,.----1 mended Dealer, Or mail coupon below. ' '~ . ~· . .. · . ' ' ' ' 1' ' • . S~:tr;fpts Into Biota -On SeeODdDay . �. ~ ~· .... • t· • 0 ' :.J~ . --- - - -~ • j, TT~t,_~~J --'Zt lrnr "o 't.rod&IPPfW·lolamod·~ 3UJ1li3S ~nea - .,. ' K N, yger ewsNotes /.- - L...~:J. ~- '• , Ewlhttfon ::; ' 7t;. ·' ' , · · """ · IWool!· Qf Spr!rllfleld ~nt • Roble. 'l'he oeceloo wa~' 'IMrt.llestoa, w. Va . • dl.n.n·tr w~ekend with Mr .. Woods mnU> ~·· blrtlulay. 'lbfy all l!lo sueJta recently of !>lr. 11 11 d . ~luiE'I·. ; ; , ; : · :•.w~-= Mr. and Mrs. ~ kulen Roy HBrffion . Mr ' . BY MliS. B\' RITA JOAN WIUGHT \ :: ~:: ~":eL.M~P~~~;..;-:'·8 ~~ :nd M~~~ w.,;:a. 80~ Y~tb J~ ·ZENITH COLOR AS LOW AS ~all ~yect NIWMODIL1 COMING SOONI ' INGELS Boneless Round Sirloin ·steaks .9 ; : 9t. 99c . e! fJ FURNITURE Pork Chops .. ·.... .. ·.. lb. 79c S"'aks ..... . . . •· Meatloaf Mix .. , .. ·.. lb. 69c , Beef · .... ·.. .. Frozen · · · · 2 fbr 79c Breasts .. ·.... :: · lb. 59c Frankfurter-s ·· 1-lb. ..., Chopped -....._______ ..___ _ ................................... ........ . .. .. .. .. . • -- • 3'"'"'·$1 Sweetener _ ~~: 98c . t QmaIto Ju•• . ' . 1 '' AT TUPPERS PLAINS t ~: ' . . ' . luyt Ch.r.coal . .., t . . CHOCOLATE MILK --~ quart 29c Save .~ BIG I . FRESH MAXWELL ·HOUSE INSTANT ',.09 COFFEE Cooler! Instant ,'.' ' • ' . ' . '' ' '. ' ' Shoe String t·atoes .. 5 49~ 51 •• 7. ! : . .~ Milk ... ... •• 3. . •.•.,. . 59' CAUFORNIA • Confe~1iooers]uoar or Ulll . . '., ' ,. . ' l ' ... ' . d ., ..,. l ' \ :~-~r--· ( . . .. . ' . . . . '-.ri,_ :.... -. ' j • ' .. 46-. , , , ; Cllll , ' ·c . . I .' ·, :~ . •' ' 10011. . . ·--·· ·-·I........ - I"' ' ' • • '.' . . -~"· • Fruits and Vegetables! ..':\ Watermelons ' LETTUCE ' hted19c 0 0 • . . ..CREAM. PIES . . MARGARINE · Get iti on·the Fine Gifts! · ~l,AID t.· PSJ . PLAY ' re!,'enl Rofu. • : ,,. . .Dahl • . "l· , re; •' L~ht.~ ~r~n::.Suaar· : J . ·• 10oz. iar :: ':i CORN PUFFS t:;,, i .. l .. PRODU(E I 81G 8UYSI Not~l\freanearethatmuch: Jane Porker Baked Foods ! ., . .. Sliced· Pork Liver 3 lb~ 1.00 59 $1 Mayonnaise '•. M•lk Dry 1 r. r ·ghter ·Fluid ~~~mer . .. . S· _ .·.:~ ~lYILAH8 ·. DEPT. STORE . '\ ' t• 8 1 ' . •' • [ Q~nuu~·"~~::::::::::::::::::::~ .., AT RUTLAND :. ' "-i-1 • ~·· ·'' • ~ . c lb. FI.SH . STEAKS ~ LYONS MARKEl t . 4 to Bib. Averege __ ·· Pork &Beans 3 FROZEN EO!'D BIG Bill' 59c .Turkey Legs .. ·.... · .. lb. 29c .. ' 1~1~15 79c Pork Sausage ·· 1-lb. Roll SSe Turkeys ·, .. · .. :.. .. .. · lb. 38c MIDDI.EPOR1' Sea<Pass ~· Breaded chll-,._~'· ~: Shead Bacon...:· 1-lh. pkg. 79c Gelotin Sa_la4s. 13-oz. cup 35c ·.. .$399 1 'cbvr.•;,rfJ! :m.t Boneless BEEF ROASTS - - 227 sq. ln. • • (fPr WAIDr(ROSS SONS luly as ..,;• Mr.~~~,;~ rece~tl; ~= c~:en:. 1 AT., RACINE 'i ... , 0 -. M Savings · mer's slsler, Mrs. Madge Me. o! Logun, W, Va. spent a week· ' Mrs. Cora Rupe entertained Farland, and Mr. and M"' end recently at their ·residence Mr. and Mrs. John Webb her Sunday ScbooJ claas re- PriCI! Bickley and famlly, Glous- a! Ewington. were Visitors in ~alllpolla reo cently wllh a wlenlll' roast. Wa· ter. Mr. and Mra. Delbert Vance, centiy. Mrs. Webll visited wllb termelon was also enjoyed. Mr d M . Mr: and Mrs. Jobn Vance were Mrs. Gal'net Rupe. · Miss Ortha Roush spent • an .. rs. Willie F•tch, visitors In Wellston recently. _ few days with her ~...... M8 Sydney, VISited a night with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Green Mr. and Mu Alva Lowe were ..... ~~. r. Mr· and Mrs· T0ny Elkb• •s. . G8II'""''• II and Mrs. Wendell Roush. were recent visitors of Mrs. VIS. Itors m ,,.._ rece.n y. . . Green's brother Mr and Mrs Mfr. and Mrs. Jobnle K~Jr' Forty·Sll relaUvee and friends Clarence Easton, F311'bom, K 'tb Tyl I , , and daughter of Columbus Sptnt gathered at the home of Mr. was a recent overnight guest el er. 8 !"eekend with their parents; and Mrs. Ed Reynolds a recent o! Mr. and Mrs. Hillman Eas· Mrs. Janice .Harria and chll· Mr. and Mrs. Alva Lowe and Sunday for the Easton reunion. lo~e Ito dren are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs . .loe Keys. , A good time was enjoyed by all cen1 v1s rs ~ Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mllh Tyler. 'lbey Mr. and Mrs. David B a II b Zebble Jones :recently cere: are o? strike where her h us- and family, Mr. and Mrs John rated hill ninth birthday, daugllter Mrs Ard th Z . band ts employed at St. Albans, Webb were recent viSitors of Mrs. Bill Price and alld and.Mr lheirdaughtl!l'andgranddaugh. : 1• . YVIsited a day with Mr. James Wright wer~ Mr F · · and Mrs. Clarence Alva ter, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond s. ·ran· and Mrs, CecU Price 2 'lbe Old Kyger Gro ces Voreh,, Mra. Wilma Cald· ·)jP,P, •njoyed a weekend cam up well and clilldren, Mr. and Mrs. ,. I ,, :: at Forked 11u11 Lake Pin& trip Rlcltard Stewart and famlly. ~t .;~: IIams a • Rev. WU. Recent visitors of Mrs. Etta ., •lllll Sund ~ tbem. On Evilns were Mr. and Mrs. Jolttl ., , •d bay ev~·w'6 11tey were loin· Dozier and soM, Columbus, •;< , Y thm parents lor a pic· Mrs. Velva Mae Underwood and , All Ltln Meat-No Waste Your Choice None Prlctcl Higher " ..; me , , Kathryn, Gallipolis. i ' ' ' ... p r. a~d Mrs. Willis White, Mrs. Clyde Barnett spent a · Mrocto~t11•, visited Mr. and Sunday with Mrs. Virginia Ath- 1 rs. n on Jones. Mqaret ey and ·children. Ann Persons was a weekend Mr. an' Mrs. Robert Per· ROAST . OR guest of the Jones'. sons and family spent a SunBONeLESS . ' . STEAKS ! Mrs.B~ita Wright and Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton TOP ROUND OR <· • nna .,., honored their nepJt. Jones, Cut From CUBE STEAK _ _ lb. •i; Bottom Rou~~ _ _ lb. •.w. W~lter Zwles, Jr., on his Recent vlsiton of Mr. 1 n d filth b1rthday recently with a Mrs. Carl Weimann were Mr party at the home of his grand· and Mrs William Voiilller L~ ', "SUPER·RIG~T" RUMP, SIRLOIN TIP OR TOP ROUND parents, Mr. and Mrs. Deni)is Carne, ;nd Mrs. Ira Sow'arda L. Spires. and children, Sandusky, 'lbose attending were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill NoJT!s and Bet!y Stewart, Sheryl and Mike, family visited a Sunday with ALL GOOD " •. , ., 2-lb. pkg. $1.55 A&P BRAND Mrs: Joyce Wooten, Gregg and Mr. ~ll Mrs. Bernard Holley, Toma, Mrs. Patsy Spires, Rod· Bidwell. ney, Disna and Timmy, Patty Mrs. Alvina Host, Michigan, Athey, Kenny Barnet!, Brenda and Mrs. Moncille Martin; 'HogQUARTERED LOIN-9to 1! Chops a.,_f, VttJ .& BN~ded Vet!, l'uftoft Brlnd ... and Roberta Young, Dave LeJn. sell, vlsited Mrs. Dewey Jones · Frozen 89c ' ley, Mrs. Ardath Zwies and and family. Wade, Ralph and !Utonda Bales, Mt, and Mrs. Ray Lemley, · BEEF, Vl!AL o\ PORK SUPEit·RIGHT BRISKET Mrs. Dennie Spires and Denise Mr. Sitd Mrs. Mack Ward and (~~ned lit~ alld the hostesses. son,'Jtr· and Mrs. focotty Ward, • The door prize was awarded Mr.'~ed Mrs. ·Lewis l'ioedr!ck "" SULTANA-6 VARIETIES FRESH FRYING CHICKEN , to Kenny Barnett. Mrs,~ean Cotterill and family: We never advertise a special sale item unless we have an ample supply. ~inners ~.Walter Zwles, ~r., opened and Mr. Mrs. Alvin H~ggy, and acknowl~ged his many gifts Dre!Wj aggy and family enjoy· Onc_1l in a great while, the special is more popular than we imagined. FRESH FROZEN 1~ lb1.1nd up . . after wh1eh refreshments of ice ed· a-stJ _ mUy picnic at the home So occasionally, we do run OGt of the item. cream, cake and kool-a!d were of ~and Mrs. Wendell Ward served. a recent Sunday, SUPER RIGHT 2 lb. pkg. $1.09 MEATY QUARTERS Charles Athey, Jr., sent a R•cent weekend visitors orl But we never "run out" • a sale. gift but was unable to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lemley were pk~. ., Favors were given to the chll· his daughter, Mary, and son, If the item is SQ)d out, SUPER·RIGHT CHIPPED ' ' dren. Mitch, and Mr. and Mrs. RobMr. and Mrs. Creighton Mat· ert Lemley. ·, , .. ey and family, WaJTen, Mich. Miss Carol Oxyer has been r are visiting Mr. ~ 11\fhl. J~ visitin& ,,Mr. and Mrs. Richard ...... Stewart and Mrs.fNikfUIIe Our· Curfnilu!, Maryland. [~ " "~ ham. , Recent weekend visitors of Ill'. and Mn. Dale Keller andi Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roush were :::;-~----children of Pe~..... v!slt.IMr. an~ Mrs. Clyde Bradbury ol a l'eC@nt weekei\a'wlth Mr. land Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush. ~··· .. . I and Mrs. Ancil Prunty and farn-1 Mrs. Mary Bradburn and son ·: . .ANN ,AGI KIDNI'I' BIA.NS OR j . . ., ~ ANN PAGE~UR FINEST"' L' ' 1.1 ~ ily. · . · spent A' day with Mrs. lA>uise Mr. and Mrs. Ty. ·Cramer Rofulh •';; , An ------~ is a certificate that entitles you to b~;- the' ;t0m qf, Morrell, 0., spent a weekend Mrs, !laze! Nye and childreen ~:.~ lor C With Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slsson Judy, ·!ean and Jeff, Carey, at the same. s pecial price, the followln .. week. . I'"'C' ...,_.. ·, ..... and vl!ited other relatives. 1are spending three weeks with FRESH BAKID BRAND WHITE HOUSE INSTANT Mrs. Glenn Prunty and daugh- her mother, Mrs. Nettle Swish· Wt!"tb!~ ~s the fair thing to-do. We think that shows "W~ CARE" . ter, Marty, Charleston are vis· er. Shiels Ann Clark, Harrison· Ml~· ·~ 12 .... pkv.99c lting,. Mr. and Mrs. ~cil frun. v11le, Is also a visitor. ANN PAGE ASSORTED ty and family while Glenn is I . Mrs. Floyd Graves a n d A.t:Pean ... l!'fddoes: . ·,,. A&P-IN THE SHELL • trout fi,!hlng In West Virginia. aaughter, Joannie, and Vicki Cake Mixes 3 for 88c Roasted Peanuts _ 1:1b...g ·49c ' Mrs. Evelyn Rou!h Porter Clark, spent an evening with ' ' .. SIM'U'dll\>~beyourstore! :; ,.• 1.: .! ·' ' ll'ld M!s. Ada Ward R:.W.b Rd ' lo!t'· and Mrs. Ed Spires. Other Our Own 1.60si Tee_ 1-lb. 99c A&P ' ',. • • COPYAIGHTelt67, PACWIC TEA CO., INC. S)ellt a 8unllay with tlteir moth: recent visitors were Mr. and Instant CoHee _ wz. jar 79c ANN PAGI · er, Mrs. Defile SwislJ<or. It was Mrs. Jo~ ·Hermann and daugh· ···. ' Circus Peanuts 19-oz. pkg. 39c 12-0T. her 81st birthday. Iter, Ja£1tie. Aluminum Pots _ eech $2.99 Jo!m Loveday 1s a medical April • Moody spent several ANN PAG~!% lb. pkg, tlent at Fort Knox, Ky. Hos ~; days with Ruth Athey. Gum Canc!!,es ___ pkg. 39c 46-0Z. CANS al. P Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rupe '' ' A&P Grape Drink _ 3 cans 89c . Walter Loveday accldentall spent a weekend with Mr. and "~!' • • cut his leg with an axe Monda~ Mrs. Marvin Rupe. Spanish Peanuts _ 1-lb. bag 49c Ann Pege Honey JANE PARKER _ 3 lb.j•r 99c morning while cutting posiJ 11 Mrs. _,\ngeliDe Durham Is their home. He was treated' at slaylna· with her daugbter~ Mr. 1-lb• Holzer Hospital and released and Mrs. Joe Stewart. Mrs. Marvin Rupe bas · Wayne SiSSl)n has had .' ,pkg. turned home after vialtlng week'at.vaC!ltion from K y g e J.Af~E fARKER JANI PARKIR . week with Mr. and ML'II. Stan- Creek Plant. SWEET- JUICY CALIFORNIA ICEBERG Cherry Pie _ __ ·a~ch 49c Angel Fciocl Cake _ each 45c ley Rupe and family in Cl Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark \· ' land. eve- and daughters, Joyee and VicJANE PARKER JAIII PARKIR The annual Bradbury-Jenkins kl, Cl!!lforn!a, are visiting his Homestyle Donuts _ doz•.45c ltaHen Bread _ 2 lOaves 45c family picnic was held Suit- mother, Mrs. Iva Clark, and ' day, June 23,' at the home of Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and ,. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Roush Mnf. Al)an Spears, Roseville. LARGE I,ARGE 1 ~ ~ ·' Froren t:oods , RED-RIPE SIZE Bradbury Mr . and Mrs W end , Mrs. Ofa and Margar. CRISP B&AU.TIES \ mond Br~•.....:. and · dson1· et Ka '· Cheshire. SOLID •-·,, . "" I W ANN PAGE SOFT ~ \ Donnie Mr and M gran J b ' Mr. , · d Mrs . ""r ams1ey .... ; Bradb.;.y, Mt. and ~Y~ are ' unelng the birth or their Bradbury, Mrs. Hulda Jenkins firSt child, a S61J, ~une 17. He l Mr. and Mrs. JOhn Ree Mr' bas been named Bnan Edward. ' and Mts.•ftobert Ball Jse, G • Grandparents Rev. and Mrs. ·l•polls,· Mrs.· AnnabeU' r., a~ "-Mr •nd Mrs B 11 ~,g Rodney, Lisa and .a . Great • grandlngton, Mrit. Grace parents are . WUbur Wines Poe, Miss llrtha Roush and Mr.. !larry•Grinstead. NIWYORK AlP BRAND-FROZIN q~PI cinnal! Mr and M .:. Mrs. Cora Ward Rupe visited /1. . '· · r11. " a <daughter, Lisa Ward Ruye, Earl, Paula, Becky, motber In Cleveland· ~ ·79c ' ' en and Ran4y, CrookSv!U~ M.t • . ,I>!'' rP•bl Ward . ;,..• ' and Mrs. l!oberl _ w•·-~·j,, ,. . 4..... • , .I.R'•IICJl• w.a-& summer " ' IOIIll, David, Terry candd :!:~; Helen Ml'il. R ~Mrs,,.:'jjielr:qalf;Itd, . ' ....... . , . _ ''h'M ~ .. , . } - :-- ~d .; ~ . - jc;,ed kt -~ ~~) '~ Mrs. ~·· !I&U ou~.· .- ..,.t<,~·j Mr. and 'Mn. Bert Jones were ' ML'II. HIU and Mrs. Ball ''w,re ' rel:ent Sunday ~~ pesll uf Glassmates at Bufla,lu Acade· and t~·~.·~U!~··!~.~! Mr. and Mfs. HBrley Gtl!eii. my, Buffalo, W. V' \. ears ago. , ~J· Reeent vialloni'Of Mr." n d Mr. aRt! ML'II: Harold Dailey . . Bi~ Mrs. Harley Green wl!l'it Mrs. -., reeenl visitors of Mr. and ler., Mrs. "~"''' ,... Keith Tyler and daupwr, Mr$, Mil. David 'BaU and family. ~a~vts. of · ..r. •·• f'· )I!(JIIaf. ·Janice Hanie and ehildre)l, Mrs. Ralph Lowe and dau h· l 'William. · .,; Mrs Wym•n Denne .,_ and 1, . . .. 1 " • ~ ·"'-i ,...,. thou p Mrs.. Earl • Beckie .Y.•' ""'' . ,.., q b''""" il•"' 1n• " M. U 'e· Cl ""' '-'~ 1 Recei)t v!sitorl ' 114 Y • . Ill er parenla law. r. ' lr ,,..., a MrL John V~ a ,;.:J, •"" . Mr and Mrs Harley Green and Mrs. Alva Lowe. Mrs. Lowe Don !.,.. were' vis!tDrs in·. Wellatoq rc, returned hojne but her Elmer Flowers, Mr. and, Flit cent!y. Mr. Green ·went to coh·\ ter will remain for a week wtth l)fnney and m, Mrs. 8 suit his doctor. · their grandpar!nlll. ~~ parenla, Mr. llld Mr · · Far!ef 1 !141 ~-'1!.: John Webb attended the fu. Mrs Jane Ann Denn ave e th Tyler, Mrs. Jllllice · N ·neral of ROY. Si4neY Fadely at a bll'ihday party in ape! tim- reeenUy munte11 Rio Grande recently. honor of her husband's birth· mle M and ~·Har where lite 11p lind . , Mrs. Mary Hill and brother, day. Those who enjoyed tbe Gre:m Jley busbaDd'stour .ot41ii,,lllttl Dr. Patrick ~rlcken of Char- oet'mi!on w~re Mr and Mrs owAm, and -• en, c Army , I> . . . ---,c..e. • dau~Jt. Now On SaleI. .t AT A&P EXTRA SLIPS...TO HELP YOU. WIN . �. ~ ~· .... • t· • 0 ' :.J~ . --- - - -~ • j, TT~t,_~~J --'Zt lrnr "o 't.rod&IPPfW·lolamod·~ 3UJ1li3S ~nea - .,. ' K N, yger ewsNotes /.- - L...~:J. ~- '• , Ewlhttfon ::; ' 7t;. ·' ' , · · """ · IWool!· Qf Spr!rllfleld ~nt • Roble. 'l'he oeceloo wa~' 'IMrt.llestoa, w. Va . • dl.n.n·tr w~ekend with Mr .. Woods mnU> ~·· blrtlulay. 'lbfy all l!lo sueJta recently of !>lr. 11 11 d . ~luiE'I·. ; ; , ; : · :•.w~-= Mr. and Mrs. ~ kulen Roy HBrffion . Mr ' . BY MliS. B\' RITA JOAN WIUGHT \ :: ~:: ~":eL.M~P~~~;..;-:'·8 ~~ :nd M~~~ w.,;:a. 80~ Y~tb J~ ·ZENITH COLOR AS LOW AS ~all ~yect NIWMODIL1 COMING SOONI ' INGELS Boneless Round Sirloin ·steaks .9 ; : 9t. 99c . e! fJ FURNITURE Pork Chops .. ·.... .. ·.. lb. 79c S"'aks ..... . . . •· Meatloaf Mix .. , .. ·.. lb. 69c , Beef · .... ·.. .. Frozen · · · · 2 fbr 79c Breasts .. ·.... :: · lb. 59c Frankfurter-s ·· 1-lb. ..., Chopped -....._______ ..___ _ ................................... ........ . .. .. .. .. . • -- • 3'"'"'·$1 Sweetener _ ~~: 98c . t QmaIto Ju•• . ' . 1 '' AT TUPPERS PLAINS t ~: ' . . ' . luyt Ch.r.coal . .., t . . CHOCOLATE MILK --~ quart 29c Save .~ BIG I . FRESH MAXWELL ·HOUSE INSTANT ',.09 COFFEE Cooler! Instant ,'.' ' • ' . ' . '' ' '. ' ' Shoe String t·atoes .. 5 49~ 51 •• 7. ! : . .~ Milk ... ... •• 3. . •.•.,. . 59' CAUFORNIA • Confe~1iooers]uoar or Ulll . . '., ' ,. . ' l ' ... ' . d ., ..,. l ' \ :~-~r--· ( . . .. . ' . . . . '-.ri,_ :.... -. ' j • ' .. 46-. , , , ; Cllll , ' ·c . . I .' ·, :~ . •' ' 10011. . . ·--·· ·-·I........ - I"' ' ' • • '.' . . -~"· • Fruits and Vegetables! ..':\ Watermelons ' LETTUCE ' hted19c 0 0 • . . ..CREAM. PIES . . MARGARINE · Get iti on·the Fine Gifts! · ~l,AID t.· PSJ . PLAY ' re!,'enl Rofu. • : ,,. . .Dahl • . "l· , re; •' L~ht.~ ~r~n::.Suaar· : J . ·• 10oz. iar :: ':i CORN PUFFS t:;,, i .. l .. PRODU(E I 81G 8UYSI Not~l\freanearethatmuch: Jane Porker Baked Foods ! ., . .. Sliced· Pork Liver 3 lb~ 1.00 59 $1 Mayonnaise '•. M•lk Dry 1 r. r ·ghter ·Fluid ~~~mer . .. . S· _ .·.:~ ~lYILAH8 ·. DEPT. STORE . '\ ' t• 8 1 ' . •' • [ Q~nuu~·"~~::::::::::::::::::::~ .., AT RUTLAND :. ' "-i-1 • ~·· ·'' • ~ . c lb. FI.SH . STEAKS ~ LYONS MARKEl t . 4 to Bib. Averege __ ·· Pork &Beans 3 FROZEN EO!'D BIG Bill' 59c .Turkey Legs .. ·.... · .. lb. 29c .. ' 1~1~15 79c Pork Sausage ·· 1-lb. Roll SSe Turkeys ·, .. · .. :.. .. .. · lb. 38c MIDDI.EPOR1' Sea<Pass ~· Breaded chll-,._~'· ~: Shead Bacon...:· 1-lh. pkg. 79c Gelotin Sa_la4s. 13-oz. cup 35c ·.. .$399 1 'cbvr.•;,rfJ! :m.t Boneless BEEF ROASTS - - 227 sq. ln. • • (fPr WAIDr(ROSS SONS luly as ..,;• Mr.~~~,;~ rece~tl; ~= c~:en:. 1 AT., RACINE 'i ... , 0 -. M Savings · mer's slsler, Mrs. Madge Me. o! Logun, W, Va. spent a week· ' Mrs. Cora Rupe entertained Farland, and Mr. and M"' end recently at their ·residence Mr. and Mrs. John Webb her Sunday ScbooJ claas re- PriCI! Bickley and famlly, Glous- a! Ewington. were Visitors in ~alllpolla reo cently wllh a wlenlll' roast. Wa· ter. Mr. and Mra. Delbert Vance, centiy. Mrs. Webll visited wllb termelon was also enjoyed. Mr d M . Mr: and Mrs. Jobn Vance were Mrs. Gal'net Rupe. · Miss Ortha Roush spent • an .. rs. Willie F•tch, visitors In Wellston recently. _ few days with her ~...... M8 Sydney, VISited a night with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Green Mr. and Mu Alva Lowe were ..... ~~. r. Mr· and Mrs· T0ny Elkb• •s. . G8II'""''• II and Mrs. Wendell Roush. were recent visitors of Mrs. VIS. Itors m ,,.._ rece.n y. . . Green's brother Mr and Mrs Mfr. and Mrs. Jobnle K~Jr' Forty·Sll relaUvee and friends Clarence Easton, F311'bom, K 'tb Tyl I , , and daughter of Columbus Sptnt gathered at the home of Mr. was a recent overnight guest el er. 8 !"eekend with their parents; and Mrs. Ed Reynolds a recent o! Mr. and Mrs. Hillman Eas· Mrs. Janice .Harria and chll· Mr. and Mrs. Alva Lowe and Sunday for the Easton reunion. lo~e Ito dren are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs . .loe Keys. , A good time was enjoyed by all cen1 v1s rs ~ Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mllh Tyler. 'lbey Mr. and Mrs. David B a II b Zebble Jones :recently cere: are o? strike where her h us- and family, Mr. and Mrs John rated hill ninth birthday, daugllter Mrs Ard th Z . band ts employed at St. Albans, Webb were recent viSitors of Mrs. Bill Price and alld and.Mr lheirdaughtl!l'andgranddaugh. : 1• . YVIsited a day with Mr. James Wright wer~ Mr F · · and Mrs. Clarence Alva ter, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond s. ·ran· and Mrs, CecU Price 2 'lbe Old Kyger Gro ces Voreh,, Mra. Wilma Cald· ·)jP,P, •njoyed a weekend cam up well and clilldren, Mr. and Mrs. ,. I ,, :: at Forked 11u11 Lake Pin& trip Rlcltard Stewart and famlly. ~t .;~: IIams a • Rev. WU. Recent visitors of Mrs. Etta ., •lllll Sund ~ tbem. On Evilns were Mr. and Mrs. Jolttl ., , •d bay ev~·w'6 11tey were loin· Dozier and soM, Columbus, •;< , Y thm parents lor a pic· Mrs. Velva Mae Underwood and , All Ltln Meat-No Waste Your Choice None Prlctcl Higher " ..; me , , Kathryn, Gallipolis. i ' ' ' ... p r. a~d Mrs. Willis White, Mrs. Clyde Barnett spent a · Mrocto~t11•, visited Mr. and Sunday with Mrs. Virginia Ath- 1 rs. n on Jones. Mqaret ey and ·children. Ann Persons was a weekend Mr. an' Mrs. Robert Per· ROAST . OR guest of the Jones'. sons and family spent a SunBONeLESS . ' . STEAKS ! Mrs.B~ita Wright and Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton TOP ROUND OR <· • nna .,., honored their nepJt. Jones, Cut From CUBE STEAK _ _ lb. •i; Bottom Rou~~ _ _ lb. •.w. W~lter Zwles, Jr., on his Recent vlsiton of Mr. 1 n d filth b1rthday recently with a Mrs. Carl Weimann were Mr party at the home of his grand· and Mrs William Voiilller L~ ', "SUPER·RIG~T" RUMP, SIRLOIN TIP OR TOP ROUND parents, Mr. and Mrs. Deni)is Carne, ;nd Mrs. Ira Sow'arda L. Spires. and children, Sandusky, 'lbose attending were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bill NoJT!s and Bet!y Stewart, Sheryl and Mike, family visited a Sunday with ALL GOOD " •. , ., 2-lb. pkg. $1.55 A&P BRAND Mrs: Joyce Wooten, Gregg and Mr. ~ll Mrs. Bernard Holley, Toma, Mrs. Patsy Spires, Rod· Bidwell. ney, Disna and Timmy, Patty Mrs. Alvina Host, Michigan, Athey, Kenny Barnet!, Brenda and Mrs. Moncille Martin; 'HogQUARTERED LOIN-9to 1! Chops a.,_f, VttJ .& BN~ded Vet!, l'uftoft Brlnd ... and Roberta Young, Dave LeJn. sell, vlsited Mrs. Dewey Jones · Frozen 89c ' ley, Mrs. Ardath Zwies and and family. Wade, Ralph and !Utonda Bales, Mt, and Mrs. Ray Lemley, · BEEF, Vl!AL o\ PORK SUPEit·RIGHT BRISKET Mrs. Dennie Spires and Denise Mr. Sitd Mrs. Mack Ward and (~~ned lit~ alld the hostesses. son,'Jtr· and Mrs. focotty Ward, • The door prize was awarded Mr.'~ed Mrs. ·Lewis l'ioedr!ck "" SULTANA-6 VARIETIES FRESH FRYING CHICKEN , to Kenny Barnett. Mrs,~ean Cotterill and family: We never advertise a special sale item unless we have an ample supply. ~inners ~.Walter Zwles, ~r., opened and Mr. Mrs. Alvin H~ggy, and acknowl~ged his many gifts Dre!Wj aggy and family enjoy· Onc_1l in a great while, the special is more popular than we imagined. FRESH FROZEN 1~ lb1.1nd up . . after wh1eh refreshments of ice ed· a-stJ _ mUy picnic at the home So occasionally, we do run OGt of the item. cream, cake and kool-a!d were of ~and Mrs. Wendell Ward served. a recent Sunday, SUPER RIGHT 2 lb. pkg. $1.09 MEATY QUARTERS Charles Athey, Jr., sent a R•cent weekend visitors orl But we never "run out" • a sale. gift but was unable to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lemley were pk~. ., Favors were given to the chll· his daughter, Mary, and son, If the item is SQ)d out, SUPER·RIGHT CHIPPED ' ' dren. Mitch, and Mr. and Mrs. RobMr. and Mrs. Creighton Mat· ert Lemley. ·, , .. ey and family, WaJTen, Mich. Miss Carol Oxyer has been r are visiting Mr. ~ 11\fhl. J~ visitin& ,,Mr. and Mrs. Richard ...... Stewart and Mrs.fNikfUIIe Our· Curfnilu!, Maryland. [~ " "~ ham. , Recent weekend visitors of Ill'. and Mn. Dale Keller andi Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roush were :::;-~----children of Pe~..... v!slt.IMr. an~ Mrs. Clyde Bradbury ol a l'eC@nt weekei\a'wlth Mr. land Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush. ~··· .. . I and Mrs. Ancil Prunty and farn-1 Mrs. Mary Bradburn and son ·: . .ANN ,AGI KIDNI'I' BIA.NS OR j . . ., ~ ANN PAGE~UR FINEST"' L' ' 1.1 ~ ily. · . · spent A' day with Mrs. lA>uise Mr. and Mrs. Ty. ·Cramer Rofulh •';; , An ------~ is a certificate that entitles you to b~;- the' ;t0m qf, Morrell, 0., spent a weekend Mrs, !laze! Nye and childreen ~:.~ lor C With Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slsson Judy, ·!ean and Jeff, Carey, at the same. s pecial price, the followln .. week. . I'"'C' ...,_.. ·, ..... and vl!ited other relatives. 1are spending three weeks with FRESH BAKID BRAND WHITE HOUSE INSTANT Mrs. Glenn Prunty and daugh- her mother, Mrs. Nettle Swish· Wt!"tb!~ ~s the fair thing to-do. We think that shows "W~ CARE" . ter, Marty, Charleston are vis· er. Shiels Ann Clark, Harrison· Ml~· ·~ 12 .... pkv.99c lting,. Mr. and Mrs. ~cil frun. v11le, Is also a visitor. ANN PAGE ASSORTED ty and family while Glenn is I . Mrs. Floyd Graves a n d A.t:Pean ... l!'fddoes: . ·,,. A&P-IN THE SHELL • trout fi,!hlng In West Virginia. aaughter, Joannie, and Vicki Cake Mixes 3 for 88c Roasted Peanuts _ 1:1b...g ·49c ' Mrs. Evelyn Rou!h Porter Clark, spent an evening with ' ' .. SIM'U'dll\>~beyourstore! :; ,.• 1.: .! ·' ' ll'ld M!s. Ada Ward R:.W.b Rd ' lo!t'· and Mrs. Ed Spires. Other Our Own 1.60si Tee_ 1-lb. 99c A&P ' ',. • • COPYAIGHTelt67, PACWIC TEA CO., INC. S)ellt a 8unllay with tlteir moth: recent visitors were Mr. and Instant CoHee _ wz. jar 79c ANN PAGI · er, Mrs. Defile SwislJ<or. It was Mrs. Jo~ ·Hermann and daugh· ···. ' Circus Peanuts 19-oz. pkg. 39c 12-0T. her 81st birthday. Iter, Ja£1tie. Aluminum Pots _ eech $2.99 Jo!m Loveday 1s a medical April • Moody spent several ANN PAG~!% lb. pkg, tlent at Fort Knox, Ky. Hos ~; days with Ruth Athey. Gum Canc!!,es ___ pkg. 39c 46-0Z. CANS al. P Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rupe '' ' A&P Grape Drink _ 3 cans 89c . Walter Loveday accldentall spent a weekend with Mr. and "~!' • • cut his leg with an axe Monda~ Mrs. Marvin Rupe. Spanish Peanuts _ 1-lb. bag 49c Ann Pege Honey JANE PARKER _ 3 lb.j•r 99c morning while cutting posiJ 11 Mrs. _,\ngeliDe Durham Is their home. He was treated' at slaylna· with her daugbter~ Mr. 1-lb• Holzer Hospital and released and Mrs. Joe Stewart. Mrs. Marvin Rupe bas · Wayne SiSSl)n has had .' ,pkg. turned home after vialtlng week'at.vaC!ltion from K y g e J.Af~E fARKER JANI PARKIR . week with Mr. and ML'II. Stan- Creek Plant. SWEET- JUICY CALIFORNIA ICEBERG Cherry Pie _ __ ·a~ch 49c Angel Fciocl Cake _ each 45c ley Rupe and family in Cl Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark \· ' land. eve- and daughters, Joyee and VicJANE PARKER JAIII PARKIR The annual Bradbury-Jenkins kl, Cl!!lforn!a, are visiting his Homestyle Donuts _ doz•.45c ltaHen Bread _ 2 lOaves 45c family picnic was held Suit- mother, Mrs. Iva Clark, and ' day, June 23,' at the home of Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and ,. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Roush Mnf. Al)an Spears, Roseville. LARGE I,ARGE 1 ~ ~ ·' Froren t:oods , RED-RIPE SIZE Bradbury Mr . and Mrs W end , Mrs. Ofa and Margar. CRISP B&AU.TIES \ mond Br~•.....:. and · dson1· et Ka '· Cheshire. SOLID •-·,, . "" I W ANN PAGE SOFT ~ \ Donnie Mr and M gran J b ' Mr. , · d Mrs . ""r ams1ey .... ; Bradb.;.y, Mt. and ~Y~ are ' unelng the birth or their Bradbury, Mrs. Hulda Jenkins firSt child, a S61J, ~une 17. He l Mr. and Mrs. JOhn Ree Mr' bas been named Bnan Edward. ' and Mts.•ftobert Ball Jse, G • Grandparents Rev. and Mrs. ·l•polls,· Mrs.· AnnabeU' r., a~ "-Mr •nd Mrs B 11 ~,g Rodney, Lisa and .a . Great • grandlngton, Mrit. Grace parents are . WUbur Wines Poe, Miss llrtha Roush and Mr.. !larry•Grinstead. NIWYORK AlP BRAND-FROZIN q~PI cinnal! Mr and M .:. Mrs. Cora Ward Rupe visited /1. . '· · r11. " a <daughter, Lisa Ward Ruye, Earl, Paula, Becky, motber In Cleveland· ~ ·79c ' ' en and Ran4y, CrookSv!U~ M.t • . ,I>!'' rP•bl Ward . ;,..• ' and Mrs. l!oberl _ w•·-~·j,, ,. . 4..... • , .I.R'•IICJl• w.a-& summer " ' IOIIll, David, Terry candd :!:~; Helen Ml'il. R ~Mrs,,.:'jjielr:qalf;Itd, . ' ....... . , . _ ''h'M ~ .. , . } - :-- ~d .; ~ . - jc;,ed kt -~ ~~) '~ Mrs. ~·· !I&U ou~.· .- ..,.t<,~·j Mr. and 'Mn. Bert Jones were ' ML'II. HIU and Mrs. Ball ''w,re ' rel:ent Sunday ~~ pesll uf Glassmates at Bufla,lu Acade· and t~·~.·~U!~··!~.~! Mr. and Mfs. HBrley Gtl!eii. my, Buffalo, W. V' \. ears ago. , ~J· Reeent vialloni'Of Mr." n d Mr. aRt! ML'II: Harold Dailey . . Bi~ Mrs. Harley Green wl!l'it Mrs. -., reeenl visitors of Mr. and ler., Mrs. "~"''' ,... Keith Tyler and daupwr, Mr$, Mil. David 'BaU and family. ~a~vts. of · ..r. •·• f'· )I!(JIIaf. ·Janice Hanie and ehildre)l, Mrs. Ralph Lowe and dau h· l 'William. · .,; Mrs Wym•n Denne .,_ and 1, . . .. 1 " • ~ ·"'-i ,...,. thou p Mrs.. Earl • Beckie .Y.•' ""'' . ,.., q b''""" il•"' 1n• " M. U 'e· Cl ""' '-'~ 1 Recei)t v!sitorl ' 114 Y • . Ill er parenla law. r. ' lr ,,..., a MrL John V~ a ,;.:J, •"" . Mr and Mrs Harley Green and Mrs. Alva Lowe. Mrs. Lowe Don !.,.. were' vis!tDrs in·. Wellatoq rc, returned hojne but her Elmer Flowers, Mr. and, Flit cent!y. Mr. Green ·went to coh·\ ter will remain for a week wtth l)fnney and m, Mrs. 8 suit his doctor. · their grandpar!nlll. ~~ parenla, Mr. llld Mr · · Far!ef 1 !141 ~-'1!.: John Webb attended the fu. Mrs Jane Ann Denn ave e th Tyler, Mrs. Jllllice · N ·neral of ROY. Si4neY Fadely at a bll'ihday party in ape! tim- reeenUy munte11 Rio Grande recently. honor of her husband's birth· mle M and ~·Har where lite 11p lind . , Mrs. Mary Hill and brother, day. Those who enjoyed tbe Gre:m Jley busbaDd'stour .ot41ii,,lllttl Dr. Patrick ~rlcken of Char- oet'mi!on w~re Mr and Mrs owAm, and -• en, c Army , I> . . . ---,c..e. • dau~Jt. Now On SaleI. .t AT A&P EXTRA SLIPS...TO HELP YOU. WIN . �. \'' .' .'. ' I· ' ' ,, . I . " ' , )!~~t' 'j o '\.•' R ~ ' t;:' . • ~ 1 t-,'1 'f-d! '> ·;. . _l,.\ -~'1' l • '· ·•,• t. _; '< '> 1 ' • ! t , • .~l1· l\ . . ·--~-- -t' r• ~ •• ~ • 4:· -• fl'" •, , ,, • -, 1 . ' )\ .... I , ,_ !\r .' • • • " . TENDERBEST • ' ' -· , •• • f .. 1 -~:,_ '·tt,' ' oun ' I ,io. ONLY· lb. .. ·~ ' ' INSTANT TEA . • s· · . I 1· · : . ~· I.··••. · ' • ' " r . lfJ • ' • l ' ., • c~ ~\ , I .' _ •j' ' '. •• • ~' .. .•. . . ') •••• , . ,, ( ,, h· # ·• , t -pr :J "''.\•• t· ..iJ.' ' . .. • ' -~ ' ;...... :., , ·" •• ·Jo .... 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Marvin FRECICI .ES AfiiD0f'l! By' MERRILL 81-0SSER ~ldE.. DS · VI•) ·· " ·' .· - ro:::=::-7.:.;;:;-;:-;:;:.-;-" ' T"iV -GEE llli: ~, ~E.V WILL AN~~ Ao; ~AR I=QOM US A9 PO~IBLE. IN 11419 SMAU. COllE I BUT \1114V INVAOE. 1\-liS DE""'-"0'£ PL~c£1 ' ., IT ·IS VAC#TlCIN 'TIME ·~" MOot% ! A Mm"' 'R'OMAHCEf · '&) NEVE!> 'IOUN~,c- .. ...- · ·~--; •• ly u. T. HAMLIN I • . ..' . NOW TAKING l· ; .• APPi;,ICATIONS ..· ' ,., ' . .\ . FOR CAIIIUS IN MIDDLEPORT. ' l • '14-year.,lil , ehlraeter actor currently I• co-starring In The Confect F,Ye Menley "The ries. Vir8fnla!l" television IN TOWNII 1110.-ITHYL ~ '30" 31 .t . ~ertm,d Qll Co. Ul W. Mlln ' POIIIINY L : ... , - NOi.J, l'vt eeEN E\£MI-IIN6.• JIIIOHB ,Beutet lhiUriiDOI Atl lor True Trailer or llllurance. llllurance a 110 tie P:.,·~ ··"''' ..,,,. :l ·iii'i~~~i;tj;,,.i:~i.~ ~ .!.t'J\'J ···,: .-· . '. ~ = .I ' • ~· •• .. . ,, ·-. ' ' _, -----. ---"'" J, ' PUBUC SALE " I . .--; •• -· BEST PRICE To Buy I .) 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THERE'S N.WAYS AFEW STUPID WAVES THAT OO~l'T K~ THE Fl RST 'tHING AI!OOT SURFlfJf.! j' ! ' Smlll! lfll'llt with her and lllrs. Marvin FRECICI .ES AfiiD0f'l! By' MERRILL 81-0SSER ~ldE.. DS · VI•) ·· " ·' .· - ro:::=::-7.:.;;:;-;:-;:;:.-;-" ' T"iV -GEE llli: ~, ~E.V WILL AN~~ Ao; ~AR I=QOM US A9 PO~IBLE. IN 11419 SMAU. COllE I BUT \1114V INVAOE. 1\-liS DE""'-"0'£ PL~c£1 ' ., IT ·IS VAC#TlCIN 'TIME ·~" MOot% ! A Mm"' 'R'OMAHCEf · '&) NEVE!> 'IOUN~,c- .. ...- · ·~--; •• ly u. T. HAMLIN I • . ..' . NOW TAKING l· ; .• APPi;,ICATIONS ..· ' ,., ' . .\ . FOR CAIIIUS IN MIDDLEPORT. ' l • '14-year.,lil , ehlraeter actor currently I• co-starring In The Confect F,Ye Menley "The ries. Vir8fnla!l" television IN TOWNII 1110.-ITHYL ~ '30" 31 .t . ~ertm,d Qll Co. Ul W. Mlln ' POIIIINY L : ... , - NOi.J, l'vt eeEN E\£MI-IIN6.• JIIIOHB ,Beutet lhiUriiDOI Atl lor True Trailer or llllurance. llllurance a 110 tie P:.,·~ ··"''' ..,,,. :l ·iii'i~~~i;tj;,,.i:~i.~ ~ .!.t'J\'J ···,: .-· . '. ~ = .I ' • ~· •• .. . ,, ·-. ' ' _, -----. ---"'" J, ' PUBUC SALE " I . .--; •• -· BEST PRICE To Buy I .) '"' �eh. ·of o' ""-'-·onfe('enee of en's ~tety of CbriBUan Serv- t ~~:~::s!·~ the· ~:·'~"' wom- .: mel at Heath Me•hodlst Church. · · Mrs. Jaml!ll Crl.well. pa.<~ ;; "~liS I• , , 1 idea! for damp basemenb," plaY!'OO,IIIS, worktoolns. -!\utomatic Humidistat, turns ' · compres~r on an off at the buliJidity yqlf dial. SpU(proof water container, 2M! gal capacify..Bay~erry green with white .1 • H' h A , i "l \·, : •) , f- . , ' . • · '/ : - ·· j :" I , •• $L.45 0 . . SALEI JUST I $675:00 RCA VICTOR Solo SALE $1.35 . BOYS $1.50 WALK SHORTS SALE $1.00 ' 1967 COLOR T.V. SET !lwlvol Bo,. Wotnut Coblnel. $545·00 BOYS $1.19 WALK SHORTS---·- SALE 75c BOYS $1.00 WALK SHORTS SALE 75c - JULY CLEARANCE! BOYS $1.69 and$1.95 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS _ RCA VICTOR CONSOLE TELEVISION SETS 511e 2 for $T.OO Boys $2.95 Trouser end Shirt Sets S1le 2 for $5.00 Boys $3.95 Trouser and-5hi.-:_t Sets Sele 2 for $7.00 Boys $2.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts ' Sale 2 fcir $5.00 J!IIP $1.95 Short Sleeve Knit Shirts Sl.le 2 for ;._\f ~s $,3.GCI " 5111 $2;49 . Salt $3.39 Sele $3;89 · ·=~ $2.95 Welk Shorts Menl· $3.95 Wolk Shorts ,.,_ $4.49 Walk Shorts ... SAlll DUAL ROOM FURNITU... . AND KROEHLERSLEEP OR LOUNGES- SOfA:BEDS STUDIO COUCHES $159.00 Maple Buffet and Hutch _ ~ SALE $278.00 SALE $268.00 SALE $188.00 SALE $188.00 SALE $88.00 S,ALE $78.00 511e $1118.00 -- FROSTED VELVET .YCLEARANCE SALE! . KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERAS SUMMER COOLER CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE " eL'~IMANT MOVIE CAMERAS ..... ·; ·.. •.. · $.86.00 o J : . REG. $29~95 INSTAMATIC fw BM.& While Prints. £$r Prints "': Color Slides 3On~ $74~ lns•amitic Camiras PARFUM DE TOILmE . DUSnNG POWDER $59•95 Mode wlih oltclrlc ;,., filth cubolo, Glrt111n .... ltns, ..celltnt lily THE RIGHT NOW SCENT JUST RIGHT FOR YOU \ •••lily - $24:00 Brass Plated TV or Stereo Stands _ __ _ Sale $32.00 Telephone Table With Stool, Brass Sale $24.00 · 2.50 Record Caddy, Brass_ Sale $9.50 $US Brass M~~jlzine Rack _ Sile $4.75 $12.50 Brass Telephone Table_ Sale $9.50 $10.9S Magazirie Rack and Smoker Sale $8.00 . $~9.00 Mahogany Record Cabinet ' · ,. Sale $69.00 Consoles Sale $37.50 Console Mirrors Sale $30.00 $59.so·,yvalnut Bookshelves_ Sale'$44.00 $49.00 Walnut Bookshelves _ Sale $34.00 $2~.00 Maple Bookshelves_ S~le $17.00' $69.00 Hall Consol~ with Mirror Sa.Je $48.00 · $22.95 Maple ~gazine Rack Sallt,$,17.00 $22.-50 Brass Cushion Sets_ Sale $17.00 · $22.50 Storage Hassocks _ Sale $-17 1 $14.95 Mlgiziue Racks 1'M11ple or Mahogany Sale $1'2.00' . ,,, $34.00 Maple Mag11ine Racks slle · ·$64.00 Maple Secretary Desk Sal~, $52.0o $69.00 De.k Boo~shelf Combination ' ·· Saltr ..., • I • "M I' \ j \ - • 1, ' ·,. ' . . .. ·~ FALCON MIST TOILEt WATE·R Reg •.$3.50 fr:JPECIAL ~.OQ; ·EMERAUDE-L'AIMANT·+I!oRIGAN~ .PA,~IS too .. .. ....,..., I / 5-10 ~ERA OUTFIT ·... " ' ~· $23.44 VID.cent Price "Fabian" Laura Antonelli ·SALE! ACCESSORIES j JUST 2MOOEL M-SINST~TIC eEMERAUDE eL'ORIGAN ;i Simmers, Boils sale 2 for $3;00 Boys $3.95 Short Sleeve S.,Ort Shirls _ $79.00 Round Maple Extension T1ble 511e $50..00 $159.00 Drop L11f Tllble end 4 chllrs Sile $100.00' $129.00 Lar:ge-MihotAny Extension Table 511e $88 $279.00 6 pc. Modern ,Walnut Dining Suite $218.QO $99.00 Mlple B"*'tt 1nd Hutch _ · Sale $72.00 (• . I BOYS $2.95 KNIT SP~T SHIRTS _ _ SALE $2.00 Black & White TV, Modern Cabinet, Walnut SALE! DINING ROOM FURNITURE , In · SAL~ $2.o0 a6YS $2.95 WALk SHORTS. BOYS $1.95 WALK SHORTS 1 .. ,~I I BOYS $3.95 WALK SHORTS - - - SALE $2.So ~85·00 $329.00 HIDE-A·BI!il $319.00 HIDE-A-BED $239.00 HIDE-A·BED $239.00 SLEEP OR LOUNGE $119.00 SOFA BEDS $99.00 STUDIO COUCHES COn'S OIICE-A·YW SPECIAL . ' ,. c eCREMESTICK MOISTURE CREAM LIPSnCK "' ' Mens Big Y1nk Work Uniforms _ Sale $6.00 a suit Solo nem · Sale .:2 f~r $4.oQ . MINiATURE W .IOS . IULY CLEARANCE SALE - - - .eTRANSLUCENT PRESSED POWDER e CONTOURING KIT FOR HIGHLIGHTS eAUfOMAnC BRUSH-ON MAsCARA -PLUS-- ~. Mens 1.95 and 2.50 Knit $pc;t1 Shirts Sale 2 for $3 . AM·FM TABLE RADIO_$ •UQUID EYE LINER eCREAM PRESSED POWbER' "BANGI BANG! l'll'aoy YOU'RI DEADIll'· Randall i/1'.· .•' e · · Cenipus' •nil ..lnes Qiillllty .' ,~ e EYE SHADOW STICK WIDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY July 12'-13-14 DOUBLE FE'4TURI "DR. GOLD FOOT AND THE GIRL BOMBS" • 2 ONtY-7 TRANSISTOR Nolnut Cabinet Reg. $329.95 eCAKE EYE UNER .~'.\ti•MJ Iu ;· ' I STEREO with FM~AM RADIO e BLUSHER KIT lmpre'VI Jl.· '· '• '· •· ' ' 1' ·., MENS $2.95'and~$~~9'8. KNIT ~PORT 'SHIRTS·.. SALE! JUST I RCA VICTOR e EYEBROW MAKEUP SATURDAY , •· . SALE e '24' UPSTICK 'mDLEPORT Little League will sponsor an outside dance _,puty with "The Jays" Satur~ rmm 9 p.m. fAl midnight ell the Middleport Community ·Park. The public Is weloome. ; A DANCE PARTY will be held on the tennis court at tile I Pomeroy school from 8:30 to ll:JI Saturday evening. The · · dance Is sponMred by t h e Pomeroy P.T.A. with music tr lie furnished by "Kenny and th _. of Us." , JUST 3-RCA VICTOR $49.,5- Bring Fashion To Your Face ••• Su And · Buy From Our lig New Selection of Beauty Aids OUTSIDE TEEN dance will br held F<iday night at t h t l'omeroy Tennis Court. Dane'"' will be from 9 p.m. to mitlidght with "The Jays," . MARY SHRINE No. 37, While Shrine or Jeruslem will hold a Plenle on their regalar 111eeting nil!ht Friday, July 14, at 6 p.m. I at the New Haven Park. Mern- ~ bers, families and friends are -weloome. Each one is asked to i bring a covered dish and table I - IIII'Viee. ·r SP,O~ Shirt~; -,-: Sal~ 2 :fi;f ti~~ BandS with AFC, 1987 Modell FRIDAY , Mens $1.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Sale 2 for $3 With LoothtY" Corrylnt Cuo. Are Headquarters For • ,... I All Solid State Cbaasill, Al!-FM AMERICAN Lutheran Church Women of St. Paul Lolheran and St. John Lotheran Churchea VOL XX NO. 63 . PM'' .. · " 9 TRANSISTOR RADIO I ·• " ~- at 7:30 p. m. .;. ,1, · ·! • I ONl.Y RCA ViCTOR · -·· REGULAR MEETING of the Phllathea Women of the Middleport Church of Chlrst II Thursday, July IS, at the church will meet at St. Paul's Church tl 8 p. m Thursday. II · , . $all' $71.00 ( f.I · .. · · Mens J2.95 ·$hort 51eev' $~~ . Shirts-;-. ' SIIe•2 fof1~l!lf grll!. ANNUAL PICNIC of the Lau·\rburgh"""'iii'i.iP~a~.;iiiwaiis~a;..gu~est.~;;;;;;;~P~ul;;;tins~,.;Ml:;;;;;;dd;;;le~po;;;rt~.===~n;;;ou~n~ced~-i.-==;;;;::;i'~ ' =• rei Cliff Bet.ll=r Health CI a b Will he held Thursday evening at Royal Oak Park. I . ~ ,. Men, ~95 ·~hort 51~; Sassafras Club · M'em·-b'ets w,·, .· El~erfelds ,- ·I . planned Tuesday night at .a j by Paul Ha tonstaU. ot h e r · meotfug of the deaoons and who assls~ with ufe' deaoonesses. ol the Middleport I wer" Mrs. •Karl Owen, MI s First U nit e d Presbyter- J <Ia!'h'1m, Mr. and Mrs. ian Church. ard Owens ,8'11 1 "'oltonsl:all,l • '" The group scheduled a rum- Mrs. Tom Kelly and R o ber mage sale for Sept. 7- 8, arid Sharp. · der' ' ' d to servt an election day dinner on Nov. 7. For the rummage sale, Mrs. Allan Leonard, Mrs. Richard Owens, Miss Phyllis Joachim, and Mrs Tom Rue were named ci)-Chairmen. . IQ WQtdS The summer communion ser- UPPER FLATS, W. Va. vice to be held on July 30 was Th• Sa.safr!S disucssed and Miss Joachim Home Demonstration C1 u and Mrs. Leonard we~ appoint- met recenily at the Upper ed to prepare the elements. community building with Swimming parties for chil- Catherine Newberry and dren of the county horne are Mae Roush . as hostess. !),~,~~ being held weekly and Mrs. l1ons were 1e4 by Mrs. Leonard volunteered to assist phine McDtrmitt. . the Rev. Mr. Ruppel! ·in trans- Seven members attended porting the children for the re- recent spring luncheon whereI mainder of the summer. Iprizes were won by Mrs. Gla<l-1 The law~· soclal hdd Friday lys Wallis, 1st place, strawher-1 night at tHe church was noted. ry pie; Mrs. ~ry Froendt, Floral arrangements for the place, loaf of bread, and tables were provided by Mrs. Gladys Wallis, 2nd place, Edward Burkett with m us 1c rangem.nt of artificial no.,.~rs.f ' · There were ·atso two other DAUGHTER BORN !Ties in the baking contest. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Moss- One of the club .projects man of Raleigh, N.. C., former to ,present - the llillbilly Pomeroy residents; are an- Club with 12 lettered noWICing the birth of a dsngh- It was also annount'ed that ter, Dianna Lynn. Tne Infant, members and one . born on June 24, weighed eight have completed physical exan1-l and four ounces. Mr. inations given by Dr. Grubb. and Mn. Mosaman have two The July meeting will be other children, Harley, Jr. and at the home of Mrs. Deni!!l' Rae. Grandparents are Smith< There will be a . and Mrs. Eslle ·Mossman demonstration in of Minersville and Mrs. Hubert with the exact date to be i · ~,.-, ..· . ·~~~·R~NctsAL~!' ;: . · . -Fund raising events were tor the evmlirig' being hanc.lledl 1 I .· ; ' Activities in Sept6mber,'~ovem6er t.2. il,, ., , Presb~erians r·.• , 'Pia/i lund: ·'• .. · ·~,Ri.i~:inn fi • 'I" ·, :J, . dlatethe meeting president, ed and oonductopened with, a poem, We See. An officers tramlng ses• sion to he held on July 17 was annount'ed, and It was no_ted that on Aug. 14 officers w • 11 meet e eto formulate programs for th Y ar. Mrs. Davld Entsminger, key woman to the Meigs County COllllcil of ChUrch Women un: ited, reported on the recent W d lid executive session of the group WHITE ~": meets which f•atured program train· . ing by Mrs. James Richards. Wednesday, July 12 at l:lMl P· She said that Mrs. J. Edward 111.; at the Middleport Legion Fost.r. president of the J!aU. . County group, has ordered ma·FEENEY • BENNETT Post !erial ·to be used in making till, American Legion, w1II layettes for the fall Commonmeet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ity Dav program. at the hall. Membership cards AUilUSt 9 was designated as are available now. general cleanup day at Heath TRIN\TY CffiCLE of Trinity Church. Members •igned a card Churcl of Christ will meet at of cheer for Mrs. 0. P. Klein, 7:30 Wednesday nlght at the and officers reports were giveburch. en by Mrs. James Jllo'iden, retary ; and Mrs. •Fred Hibbs, ADULT CHOIR of St. Paul's treasurer. Lutheran Church will meet at Devotions opening with the 8:30 Wednesday night at t h e Lord's Prayer in unison were churrh. . l oonducted by Mn. Guy Shuler She read the 1,191h Psalm and PUMEROY CHAPTER No. 00 1gave two . meditations, one nn Royal Arch Masons Will hold a the life of Christ, and the olher ~~!'ted Convocation, Wednesday, entitled "The Lost Bible." July IZ, at ?:30 p. m. at Po~ An arrangement of blue eroy Masonic Te~ple, all off~ drangeas flanked by blue cers .and oompamons are urged ers centered the II> attend. James Buchanan, H. table. Mrs. Nan Moore, pres!P. dent, presided at the pun c bowl. Mrs. Max Donahue and Thu~day Mrs. Glenn Lambert were ROC'K SPRINGS GRANGE esses. Others contributing will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. ~Zelia Riley, Mrs. C. H. the haD. Inspection will he held Hennesy, and Miss Bess and there will be a program and . burn. relresbments. Mrs. Helen Martin, P i t omin Events ,. . • · .I. ' ' r , ID lite WORLD er � 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 07. July 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 July 12, 1967 wears