https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a5680aa0e4d16921912d13f12073a3e8.pdf 06d1c16ba74eab8de54235f50982f9b4 PDF Text Text • ,. 8-Dall~ Sentinel, !cimtroy·Middleport, 0 ., July 23, 11163 P---·-----------~ N Maiply About People In Pomeroy Family Hight, • enttn e Reception, Is Given Pastor • he,., 'l'e 'l'lae ,........,. ()J I'IN llle~..M-,. ,41,... .t ... 1 , ,..;: ~;.2 ~ II• ,::. ttt. _.:.. e ' ,. . F 'i • ! 'S ~-------~------~~ ;::~~~~~----------------------~--------~~~~~~~· ~~~~=·=·==~~---------------~~~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO V{EDNE~D~Y, JULY 24, 196:::, 3 __________,~e ·_ _;,_ _.:PRia:.==..!f;!; .JYE:! · ~gNTS:=; . :.;: VOL XV . NO. 84 • Khrushchev Offe Guarantees In Africa Advi.ce Given By . Johnston Bomb, Hoses Used TQNIGHT ond WED, "SAFE AT HOMI" Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris William Frawley and Patricia Barry -and- "THE DEVIL'$ HAIRPIN" (Tecbnirolor) Cornel Wilde Jean Wallace MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY . OHIO WED. ond THURSDAY July 24-25 NOT OPEN URGENTI Just One More Week TIME IS GE'ITING SHORT! • Elberfelds BIG LEAGUER BLACK OXFORD Pomeroy ID JULY CLEARANCE SALE FURNITURE - ·FLOOR COVERINGS - HOUSEWARES j We're Heading For Last Roundupll DRAPERIES and WWING APPAREL ' BAKER'S BIG FOR ALL THE FAMILYI Removal Sale WOMEN$ SIMPLICITY HOUSE DRESSES We don't want to move merchandise to our new location - we just CUT THE PRICE snd you get the bargains PRONTOI BAKER FURNITURE REMOVAL SALI! MlbDLIPOitT .99 YOUTHS & IOYS SIZES . Simply No WMrOut To Them THE SHOE BOX • MIDOLIPOIT, 0. s OUR POPULAR ZIP DRESS ' IN SIZE 12 TO 20 ' AND SIZE 14'AJ TO 24'AJ 95 ,, I '' ·Elberfelds. f ~:"Pomeroy The Day Ajt~fv ' �' .,1 Two Taken To fti\'er Report H • a} Af . Gnp readiDp: Dam 11.3, 12.3, N H c. ~ 1101111111 gnde"! or a'!_~" wwirso ~ lliii'!De, ' r ' worlhlpful .. Mr. Fr~nk pr:~~a~d Keith Jeffers, Porn· eroy, wa& fhled $5 and eo&tl for failing to stop in sure clear distance and Reuben Swartz ~ $to' Pomerov• R 0 was 11 np.j nd ·18· 1· ln.,t . f a cos or ox1ca ton, 1n othe pctions &'" T ~ e Po,;,.roy emergency service. R~ did not reveal any uad went ..., 1ellda to Car n· mon~ details of hlJ praponJ in ~r where II ted 11 public SOII!on and after he on. Ebersbach to Meig~Memorial .nounced 11 the au~mnuttee weDt hospital as 1 rnedlcal patient. Ul"_l~o_:c~looed~~H~I~SJ~on~·-_ _ _ down 34, 4:55 a. m.; Crucible ... . up '"• l . l5 a. m. GaiPP<>IIs dam - Albert Hoi· den dOwn 11 p. m.; A. V. Chris up l :25 •·. m.; Inca down 2 a. m.j Nattonal up 3:30 a. m.; Northern down & a. m.; Semet up t :30 a. m. Kanawha River - Lucy Jane MAKES TWO CALLS Lucas doWI1 Marmet 11 :20 p. Middleport emeraency runs m. ; Solv1y down Marmet 7:55 Included one a! 11:35 a. m. a. zn.: Helen Z. down WtnfJeld 'JUesday to Rutland where the 3:15 p. m:; W. H. Shofer. Jr. 1quad transported Delbert Lawdt'wn WIQfleld 11 :15 P· ~·; Jer· son and Roger Brewer to Meip ry Sosworth down Wlnf1eld .t t· Memorial hospit~;al following a :05 ]). m.; A. E. Dykes up Win· car accident in which Lawson field 12:30 ~· .m. ; Lelia Shear· and Brewer suStained injuriea, er down Wmf1eld ~ : 05 • · m. i •nd another at 1:10 a. m. U.. Luther Herdman up Winfield day to near the Merry Go Round 7 11. m. night club near Cheshire where a man was reported to have Oill'l' Accepted By been hit by an automobile, but Miami AF ROTC. already had been taken to • Harry (Riek) OiJer, Jr .. hon- hospihll. or studont graduate o! Middle----"'" High school last Mov and SCOUT MEET SET enrolled for tho ran te;;, at MASON - Ma!IOI> Chief of PoMiami 10.1 Unlver~lfy , has been lice F'red T~ylor h's pnnounced accepted Jnto thl! Air Force that any former Boy Scout or ROTc there. 1lhooe elilible to bacorne Boy Oller is the son of Mr . and 'Scouts are invited to attend a \trs. Richard Oiler, 550 Broad· meeting Wednesday, July 24, at way, Middleport. 7:30 p. m. •t the Mason City Enterin~t into a four year pro- . hall. This group is spons~red by gram coincidin& with their reJ~ the Mason Volunteer FJre [)e. ular college curriculum, ROTC partment. num will be commissioned as ----2nd Lieutenanls in the Air Fort•e LOCAL TEMPS Jpon graduation. , The temperature at 11 a. m. downtown Pomeroy today was 80 degrees, under clear Iran: 1; 'I '" Bl!llefit Claim• Are Still At Low Poipt WY 2-2255 601 1. Mein lt. ,..,.,,., We Will Pty li ~"' ,Etch To Your Fovorlte .Chtrlty. Na·l I uares .. 4 ... Pastor Wile Given Oldtime 1p d p Y1 Peaches with theM • _,.... Ullll _ .• .., _ .. Ladi~~ ~.~~~~ :g~~~a~e or tea · - .. ........._ 'ki.W .......... PAINT s.v. 13c 1 I .I --·- ----- l;ft =· 'lOP YAI.W SfAJI'IIt .......... &~·of I a. ... r....., , ... ·~ c..,_ '"ltiJ!r-. S.t., JiuF, 21. 19J3 Drinb .. 6" ...... 55c . Jukt ....... ~, Pies ........ 3 ... $1 -~--Colpte .. 3 - '299 """ ....,. ........ ""' •• c..... Buttermilk .... , ., ... 39c TIISIIG .. .. \ 16 ... · $1 IAVI 26c ... $1 ,... .........,.. Ptllluf IUitfM' ~~ . ~~ ~ ••H .. _ ........ fti<A'ton's TV Po.qul•r •• , . 49c Surf ..... 5 "·" •1 Dinners ... 3 9c (la~l!ll S.t.lll Grapn "'~ow AS A-1 , . . . ....... Cwt.r4 CANT- 3 IIOOM OROUP ~ Shrllllflt Pinto Beans 4 ::. 29c will! lltft c..,........,. w,. " · ... ooupo11 lat.. ... ·-~·~\. . Size Nedarines - - Pl~~~~~p, - Juiey lllpo .. lit. ........ Pork& WAS 1961 LARK (6) - - - - - $1295 Clnan and nice, economy car :• \ -----......: ... "' ........ _.••, ·1~.9.·. . •'· ...-..;.' "'"'··· e........ II! .....,...... II c:a.sel'f;)fe . 'ti.Plllj ' .., '. ' ' " ' ..... -· NOW $895 $395 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. $795 $395 HOrdtop. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. See It .. .......... Pltasanl Valley Hospital ADMITI'f;:D: Mrs. Norman ! Mo•unl,, Bidwell; Billy Jack AbMinersville; Oliver M. Buffalo; Mrs. James Grove. Mrs. Robart and son, Leon; Vlcl:ie Lynn White, Mrs. Ray McClure, Pt. Shirley Lynn Pore, Ft. 1951 CHEVROLEt (6, $1095 $795 Station Wagon. Sta. Trans. Clean and solid, runs line ' FURNITURE ev{,.yone connected with t h e scheduled · tor August 5 lhro>Ugh the lOth, should attend . These Cars MUST GO Wholesale & Below Prices \ ' ! 1957 FORD (6, FAIRLANE $195 $595 300 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, real n!ce Ita. trans. (' WHO WAH• • LINCOLN? With flll1 pG'II'01' OJt..),.'0 ,unditloninl(, I don't. tlo, ~··Ill. . ~"' . ; • • I 66c Large Size Canner $144,, STILL . ON 1951 STUDEBAK~R $795 Champion (6) 4 Dr. Anolher economy car ••w ,C)N. nu aa;us...,.o.,al "41'1' NOW! ssoo 9~. -I 19c ____ .... __ ............. ·._ .................,..... SAVE I I' I for ............ 2sc "'- .......... 2tc Ladies Summer Dresses Glassware SALE i' 27 ·< 300 Childrens Sportswear ~."" . _ .... 4 •• $1 $ ·.------; 22n. ..... ,..... AND SAVE FANCY PRINTS Kandu .... ..,............. i,· ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ON THE CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT THESE LOW DISCOUNT PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY And SATURDAY 5 Save llc PlAID STAMPS WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO • 99c Flour 1 IPOMEROY, 0. Dutton Drug I TOOTH BRUSH SET - 59c pkg. AVOIMiale I $1 00 1:::: BATH ROOM Deodorizer 37c 1 1 res Children's Leather SEA and SKI · .. .... ·.. .. 69c ADORN HAIR SPRAY · · $1.17 _C_ts.l Tluifty Cuh Steak 1Eyeofliulclhatt .............. $1.09! $3.00 GET YOUR lb. con MEN'S OXFORDS Oxfords • Loafers I I ·-----· ia;; E-;d;-&Pi~e;~ J :-69cl ~=; ;;r.= =~~~~: :::~~"ti;.f_:-_:..=.-- • Ba Sq $lllotluentRoast .................. $Uti F hP kS k. Trotan Sizes 4 to 10 MEN'S SANDALS I Tltrifty FuD Cit u 00 $2,00 Round Steak Sale! Tenderay Cube Steak .............. .. ... $1,.0tJPhe. ·n.;:;era~y· ·Rump or sirl-'-n - 1p 1oast .,. ... r-.., .. ... .. 99c I · ... 'il n.:.. ._..a. $4.88 I Lower-Priced••• ~,,,~.~ ~. K-,.. ~ lb. ITAM'I BIRTH ANNOUNr!P liS SICOND IT. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Lionel Gilmort! of Chrshire are announcing the ' Newt te lite flt ..rlc lh•' . b1rth of an 8 lb. 5 and ane-halt ' Open Sund11.y, Monday, ouncl! son. Mark Stephen. Fri· l Tuesd~y, Wedne.day, day, July 19, at Holzer hospital. Friday and Saturday 9:30 AM. Grandparent:; are Mr. and Mrs. ; Until 6:00P.M. Richard Fink. Cheshire : Mr. and Open Saturdaya Till P .M. Mrs. Millard Gilmore, Cheshire, (Closed All Day Thursdays} and great grand P"'renbi are Mr. and MMi. Wilbur Win.,;, Ch61h· All hours E.S.T., Pomeroy ire. and Mr. and MrJ. Fink, Middleport. The Gilimore- eMASON, W.VA. ' 8 have one other fOil, Bruce, Next te O.l.,..ln Theatre 14 months old. C1oao<l All DoY Mond" VISITED HOME I Open AI 10:00 AM Tues., 1be EJecta Circle of the Mid- · Wed ., Thursday, Friday. Sat. d!O)IQI'I Blptiol churoh Tuesd•y urchly' Sunday. eveninJ vJajtfd the county home, Cloae E\'ery Osy At '7 :30 servinl home made ict cream fAll hour• I!:.O.S.T. M.qon) and Clke ,to the residents. heft PIII~IT THEY ARE VALUAILD Tendtrty Full Cut OlEIN _ WORK SHOES Children's Canvas CLELAND'S T,V, the rl~'-' to Umlt q..uHIIe8" Oxfords -loafers Pam Reynolds , daughter NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Paul Rickard. Flowers - " Lady of Concerto in A Minor," Kathy Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, Mrs. William Persinger and Size B. PoweJJ presented her piano the Gardens,'' Carolyn Icenhow. Sayre ; Plano and organ. duo ,was returned home from Hoi· chidlren. 6 tq 12 - urgan and vocal students in a er ; "Rain on Roof ," Sharon by Nancy and Linda Abom. 1zer hospital on .Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John w. Chattin West Virginia Centennial Re- Hussell ; " AprU Flowers," Ta. Mrs. PoweJI presented the where she was a patient for sev· C: ,Portsmouth , Ohio, spent a ri ta! "The Emblem of Our marra Sayre ; " Flower Song" award! won by the students. eral days. two weeks vacation visiting his eBieck State,"' on Tuesday July 18th, Judith Lievlng ; " When Poppies The perfect attendance: Judy Mrs. Hester Rayburn Is vis- : parents, Mr. and Mn. John o Medium Heels aLB p. m. at the Wahama High !Sleep," Carolyn Keefer ; " Bee Hoffman, 5 years ; Jane~ Hud· iting her son and daughter:ilr Chattin. eBrown School gymnasium. This was and the Clover," Karen Green ; nan. 4 years : the foJiowmg. for law, Mr. and Mrs. Sterlmg ----•Flat Heels sponsored by the New Hav6(1 "Story of a Rose.'' Teresa Fer- the past year : Kathy Lttch- Rayburn and' son at Perth Am- SETS NEW RECORD e White. Blege Woman's CJub as their Centen- guson : "Buttercup and Daisies," fleld . Geraldine Keefer, Caro- boy, N. J . I BERLIN I UP! I _ The East Pair nial program for the year. Cathy Litchfield : "Narcissus," lyn Keefer, Sharon Yeager, Be.. I Dr. and. Mrs. T. B. McGowan Cft,rman teum of Manfred MatueMen's and Black The stage setting was decor~ . Angela ,Fields ; " Mighty ~k' verly Yeager, Barbara Mar- , and children are vacationing I chewski, Juergen May. Siegfried ated with a large blue West A Rose. ' Becky Raynes ; Tu- shall, San~a Marsha]], Becky ]at Boston , Mass. Herrmann. and Siegried Valentin Vol- $6.95 1 Virginia Map, a United States lips" Diana Roush : "Dream of Raynes, Dian~ Roush: Eleanora Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson Tuesda y established 11 new - - - -- Ta flag, and a State Flag in the Rosebuds," K a Y Hoffman, Roush, Cecilia ~truth, Amy on Friday to visit at Nor· world's re«:~rd for the 6,000 meSlk'l background . In the foreground ''Moonflower," E'reanora Roush; Beach, Angela trlelds, John folk , Va ., with Mr. and Mrs. ter relay in the time of 14 :58 ' 6to 12 _ _ there were large posters of " Wisteria," Deb!a " S a Yr.e; Icenhower, Carolyn Icenhower , . Dean Bumgardner and daugh- minutes at Potsdam. Their time I pr. Odds- Ends Odds-Ends the emblems, ~ the state seal " YelJow ..Jonquds. ~eraldme Sherry Sole, .Robert Redman , !Ter. Mrs. Bumgardner and the i ~:!iced 4.2 seronds off the old Cork Soles and the centenmal seal. Seat. Keefer, Moss Rose , G 8 i I Rebecca . Burn~, Gary Tedesco 1 Andersons' other daughter mark set bv a French team in 11 ed on the stage were the M.C. Miller ; " Rhododendron," (state and DeniSe Grinstead ; For tbe ncy who has been visiti~ at rune 1961 · I Ross Frey the panel me~rs flowerJ , Rebecca Burris. State scrapbook - Sue Ann Bumgar- iNorfolk will return home with , ' -·-~~-., Values To $6.95 Kathy Sayre Brenda Brown Songs w~re m~ng by the vocal ner; for JOO per cent on all lh . ' 15 ' . h 0 Block _ _ 0 Block -~oBrown oBrown ' I HLSpamola 1s anot Sharon Yeager, Max Brown,' group. What Young West VIr· tests - Gera ld'tnl} Keef er ; th e e1r paren . . . . er name 1 pr. pr. John Icenhower, and Billy Mar· ginians Uke to Pl.ay - ·· Yankee outstanding award for the year Mrs. Chari~ . Anderson of for the I~ l <> nd o_f_:H_:a_u•_· _ __ Boys' shaH and the Chorus. The male Doodle Dandy~ Billy Marshall; was won by Max Brown and a IRavensw~ VISited over th~ ~ Broken Sizes Broken Sizes members of the chorus and " Moon River," Sharon Roach; special award was given to Ross j weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Ri~ - 1 panel wore blue shirts, gold " Moon Rocket," Barbara Mar~ Frey . Mrs. Powell thanked the lev Rtgg.s. . ties, dark trollsers and white shaU, " Mant11Ja," Sue Ann foUowing for the contribut1on Attendmg Semor Church camp Odds· Ends Odds· Ends Size coats, and the girls on the pan- Bumgarner ; 4'Alley Cat," John to making the affair a success: lh1s week at Asbury Woods 3 to 6 _ _ el wore blue gowns and the Icenhower · "Lonesome Cow- membt-rs of the New Haven near Huntington are th~ follow· girls in the chorus wore gold boy," Sandra Marshall ; " By A Woman 's Club, Mr. Thomas lmg ·Debble Cook, Jenmfer Ze~­ gowns. Mrs. Powell, dressed in Blue Lagoon," Brenda Brown; Reed , Mr. Ralph Sayre, Mr. kle, Sandy Sorden, Nancy Pro· : Aut. Molded Soles Asst. a white ball length gown was " Mack the Knife." Max Brown; John Grandstaff, Mr. Wamsley, Susan Johnson and Joanne '·ts·t atld lnilll Coloro -~• Styl.. - - presented a centenmal corsage " Theme From Summer Place," the parent!!, Kenny Music Com- Van Meter: . . .. 111 pr .. made of dark blue carnatl,.ns Shirley sayre : " Meody 0 f pany for the instruments and I Mrs . M.atdda Noble ts v1~1tm~ I Broken Sir.es with gold leaves and· ribbon, Love '' Beverly and Sharon the group for their corsage. cousin BFloyd MFc Dermltt at , Broken Sizes 1a ' Th f' ' hed · t each I by a group of the students. Yeager ; •·Theme f<~ rom Piano e program m•.s w1 Mr John M~Danlel . d dau~ Ushers were members of the Ross Frey playmg s. an Women 's Club and they wore UnCinlshed Symphony. Vikki and Barbara, visCentennial costumes. They in~ The members of the recently with Mr · and 1 1 eluded Mrs. Kenneth Ridge , presented the different · Larry Belcher at Newark, Mrs. Phil Batey. Mrs. Thomas of the program. The This week they are visitMIDDLEPORT, OHIO Hoffman, Mrs. Jess Abel und f dents were: Barbara Marshall, her parents, Mr · and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Flesher. OUn QT Margaret Roney Siler, Hudson at New Cumber· WY 2-3106 ~ . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . Middleport Ohio 1° The program began with Ross MASON - The Rev. and Mrs. Grinstead. Tommy Rous h, AnFrey playing " Let's Give A Marvan Frame, pastor of the gela Fields, Randy Randolph, Rah! For West Virginla," fol- Mason Methodist Church were Sandra Marshall, Rick Powell, lowed with "Anoceran" by Mar~ honored with· an Old Fashion Debra Sayre, Lana Randolph, sha Lloyd ; " Stars and Stripes Pound Party at the chllrch on Kathy Sayre, Alice Roush, KaSUNTAN LOTION Forever" by Charlene Ran- Sunday evening. ren Greene, Charlene Randolph dolph , ''Pomp and Circum- Approximately 150 persons at- Calldy Ingels and Judy ~they . stance," Judy Hoffman. Stars- tended the reception of the Other students. enrolled tn the "Evening ' by Sheila Lieving, new minister who replaced Ri· class but not WIZARD 11 Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," chard L. Wright who accepted Bonnie Blake, Jerry Mindy Raynes; " Gazing at the the pastorate at Rainell, W. Va. Jeanne Morgan, Mrs .. Evelyn Stars." Cecilia Smith " The Sunday School Supt. TXmald Patterson, M1·s. Conme Hunt, REG. 1.39-2 PKG, Stars,'' Nora Friend ; "Star- Foglesong spoke briefly and ex- Jonet HudnaH. Pau1ttta light," Virginia Bumgarner, tended a weleome to the guests dolph. Mrs. Helen Busch, Mrs. REGULAR 1.39 " Starlight WaJrz," Di.ana Tot- of honor and thdr sons and Roy Lloyd, Gary Tedesco, Tornbert; "Garden of the Stars," daughter, Peter, Paul, James, my Roush., Cynthia Judy Lathey. Vocal selec- John and Miriam. Cookies, and Carolyn Roush, Sherry tions by the chorus - " Moun- · PJ.¥1Ch and coffee · were served. , er and Alice Roush , la~nee~s ~e :f"ree," a~~ "W~st 'J1le men of the church previ-1 V1rgtma. Anunals - Dancmg ous to this occasion, presented PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK Bear/' Peter SulUvan; "'Sma11 the minister with a set of golf SALES REPORT Animal" Kent Sayre; •"Animal" clubs. Saturday, July 20, 1913 by Bill Hussell; "Whistler and HOGS - 175 to 220 18.00 Jo Values To $4JJ8 LADIES' ' ' VALUES TO $6.95 His Dog," Mike Sullivan; "El- Several Allentl 19.00. Heavies 13.00 to 16.00. mo. the Elephant," John Bur, • • Lights 15.00 to 18.00. Fat ris; "Bobcat Boogie," Bruce Subdt8trtt'l Event 12 .50 Jo 14.50. Boar 9.00 Adams. Trees - " UndP-r the MASON - Several youths. of! 10.40. Pigs 7.00 to UJ.OO. Clo" pr Mape," Michael Lieving, . the Intermediate and Semor I CATTLE - Heifers 1!!.50 to out of aH summer atock. Save now at this low'March of the Trees," Mich· (Youth Fellowshlps of the Mas· 21.00. Fat cows 13 .00 to 14 .80. low price. Shop early. Value lo 6.95 in th is group, priced ael Jones; "Falling Leaves," on Methodist Church attended Canners 9.00 to 12.75. BuJis 16.· for quick sale summer clearance. Shop Rflbert Redman ; "Little Birch a Methodist Sllb-district meet- 2:. to 18.00. Stock cows and Reg. 49c Value Tree," Randy Randolph; "For~ ing on Monday evening at Kro- calves 140.00 to 165.00. Stock Ea rly and Save at Your Bonanza. rest Peace,'' Rolly Sullivan. Itiel Park. Steers 18.50 to 22.50. Stock HellVocal selection~ by the cho- Attending the meeting from ers 16.00 to 19.50. Stock Steer ·us were "West Virginia" and Mason were Gary Stewart, Glen ca]ves 22.00 to 24.90. Stock Heif"Centennial Song.'' Birds - Johnson, Kathy Johnson , Alice er Calves tQ.OO to 22.50. Values to 49e yd. in thi~ largt> group or Bett ~r '' Birdlings Serenade," Christy . Faye Johnson, Mary Artis, Nan- 1 VEAL CALVES - Tops 25-.95 Prints. Wide asst. of pattern s and colors. ValuM To $1.29 Hoffman, "March of the Cardin· icy Proffitt, Susan Johnson , Joy !Seconds 23.90, Medium 20.40 to Clean Up _ Close Ouk_ als ," Holly Layne; " Got A Pair :Thabet, Jennifer Zerkle. De)). . Common & Heavies 18.00 V•lues To 29c: Reg. $3.95 Gal. ~f Birdies," by bemlta Staats; bie Cook, Joanne Van Meter, 24.50. ''Song of the Wren," Beverly Diana Sisk. Parents LAMBS - Tops 20.00 Sec<>ncl• Vinyl Latex Finish ASST. Carson; "Pretty Polly," Debra ing the youths were Mrs. 18.30. Light Weights 10.00 to 15.· All C11ildren's Summer Sportswear grouP· Gilman; "Five Chickadees, " Ca· die Thabet, Mr. Lester Zerkle oo. ed for quiek sale. Shorts - Blotv;es and rol Randolph; "Litne White and Mrs. Ray Proffitt. other items marked down to deal'. Shop Duck," Denise Parsons; ;oLitFair Association Reg . $3.95 ,gal. Vinyl Late: r c lie Blue Bird ," Cathy Hunt ; VISIT GRANDPARENTS Wide asst. of Better Glass Finish Pain t lil a new low ~ Ware. Cups, glasses and Robin Redbreast/ ' Jennifer MASON - Tammy and Tony Meeting Is Set low prke. A spt>rial pur· many other items. Vallws to Patterson; " I lteltrd A BJue- Fowler of Pt. Pleasant visited P'l' . PLEASANT - A special chase at a large savmgs for 29c in thi.!il grou p. >ird." Sherry Sole; "Bobolink recently with their grandpar· meeting of the Mason County Waltz," Amy Beach; "Canary ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stew- Fair Association membership, Reg. $2.00 Value- Save Now Polka," Sharon and Debra art in Mason. committee chairmen and memand director~ in charge of special events Will be held Thurs<lay, July 2iith at 8:30p.m. in the Pt. Pleasant High School Reg. 2. 25 Value Large size Canner , Vo-Ag building. Just in time for Canning Seasoon at a The purpose of the meeting ib to further coordinate the fair DISCOUNT VALUE Rog. $1.39 Plastic new low price . Shop Early .. activities and events. There are WOMEN'S JAMAICA 36x 6 important items to discuss and s 10 BOTTLI CAPS l'll'lm"Dt 400 Extrtl Fret Top Value Stamp1 DISCOUNT Markets WY·""41i BEST COLA BUY . TIUI MONTH- END· SALE FINAL CLEARANCE Men's WOMEN'S SHOES "' - · YOUR Kroger-Priced We Gift SIH 8 fl•ght Star HJ Tl N carton ·serves 16 !!!,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""" ~·r • 8I!RVI!S THI'tl!l tSyracu,. Chine SALIS & SlltVICI Mr. and Mrs . John Si.olsoro . ... !ited in Columbus with and EACHBOTTU! .c...munlly su- MOTOROLA ' NOW IN HALF·QUARTS tWm. WASHINGTON <UPD - Central IntelllgP.nce Agency Direet.ttr John A. Mct..:one as~ a Rout~~ armed Jt!JI'.Iicte • ~ TuetdAy for a better retirement s-+em for U.S. igenta:. , •• McCone •aid the sy1tem 1hould be 1 lrnilar to th t of the fora!...., 11 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 24, 1963-3 AND a . '' •1 I G B P Centennial Reci~al Is iven y' upt s M p I Mr. . h Sch I · ason ersona s h 8 W Of Mrs. Powell At a ama tg 00 or'~j.,,::;~· •.~11M~nd .~nd I ~ .CrownCOla l Gifts For The BRIDE o1 p LUMII NG ,, libtblf~~~~~ld~lhls~~w~-=~·1~~~~~~~~~ c.r. 1 8o'!los dowq 33. 11 :35 p. m.; Ill< malicious destruction Onward down 33, 2:45 a. m.; t Your o.,.nclible .,..,., Por New Havtll, W. Va, home alter ~~ a modiOli PI· /filley Bumgarner and PI!Mia on 111e teaching stall of tho •11o Out ol town IUIItl tor 1M llent at Holzer Hospital. Ill Gnbam Ststlon, W. Va. ,....., nual ~ampment of'!"" Gecq. l'eddinl WIN Mrl. lllflt Ktrnl, IJicl ' lira. Donlold J'. w•ebpd guea!f o1 Mrl. Wle Ia YOUth Telllperanco Coulloll 14, 5 p.1: 15 m p. : John Ladd Crockllotin fell aoleep 01ld whllo LowoondrlvlnJ appa..,Uy A Gallipolis Kenneill and Mrl. PtterB.ofICimJ Colll!llb\11, 0. daughter ftousll llld YIJilld up 11, m.; Dave esot Birchfield, .. v, J'* Mr, llld (Finclo andfamily son-in-law Mr.·111t1t and Warlb. !lalpb Gibbo and dougltter 86, or man. 35 Garliold ett up 14, 7:40 p. m Polly m llulland on 81111 Roull 12f, louDd lyiDII on Rl. 7 ..,. milo pal'll!tl ol lilt bride), Mr. lld Mro. Frederick Pomeroy at Patty were weekend 1111esll of Crane down 14, 9:40 p. m.; and hll ear went left of confer, oortll olille Kypr Crook Power Wu.on, Mn. l!llll Loch, trtm West Sprlngffeld, Pl. DYN' 111e Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. carney at Chr~ Jr. up H. 6::16 a. m.; hltti!IJ I brldiO- , planl,has been charged with In- 'ftle Pllina, 0., Mra. 11:111 weetend. Charlestpn. CVEC UP t4, at 1:30 o. m. Law100 oufferod mjurl., to toxicabon by the Galtipoli• t:ity '!l.onlpton, Albeno, 0., Mro. Mr. and loin. C. M. Aduns, Mr. aitd Mre. W~- Capoharl D~esel up II, 1:20 o. m.; Heav. hlo chetll and elbow, and IIC• pollee. called 10 the scene were Dolnll Kallty, Ruth Alii! Halll)', Jr. ud 11101011 and Mr.llld Mrs. of Sl. JQHpb, 14~. v• vWttq er up t7 , 7:55 p, m.; C. V. eratlona of hlo knee, while the State Patrol. the Middleport lllra. llftty MclniOtob llld Lou. c. M. Adams, of GaUipoUs, relatives bere. , Harner up 17, 2:25a . m.; lnva. Brewer ouflerod locoratlon of omoraenC)' oquatf. and lht Gollla anno, Pamela Walbt!m tU ot ,o~hl~o;.::spen:;t~=ille~wee~k~end;;:;~•~I.;W;iy~-;.,;Mr;;;,;·.;and;;,,;Mrs;;;·~La;;"';,;;en~ce-Llaev;.· der up 17, 6:110 a. m.; Clltrlerof h11 forohoad and 1 poaolble neck Coonty Sllorl!r~ DopartmBD~ 11 Chtlltlrt, 0., Mra. Vlrlfnla j down 19, 5:50 a. m.; Wayne H. tnjury. The IICCtdtnl lo under was thought li"l he had been J)t!llkr ol Cltnlorhlll, 0., )ft. 1 down 21. 6:211 t . m.; Elaeecl~l r.,thor lnvooUeflllon. bit by a car. Charlolll Oavtdlon. Mlao Car· up 23, 9:00 p. m. Sau~y II. Birchllold wao troatad ot Ho~ ol llltdaon ollolltldleport, 0. ur :ll, ~' 55. 1· m.; B.lngo up Bond• Forfeited In ..,. hosplttal lor ll<t!ratiotto of PEQON.U:, Greenup 5 30 p. m.. lldeana tho hood and log. 4 motorist low Mrt H L Dyor Ita• l'tiUmOtl Bosworth down Greenup %:45 Mayor'a Court him on tho hllbwoy, swerved, h~ · 1i11r' vlaltlni hor tMtll a: ffi.; lndl~no down Greenup Msyor Charln Ltpr Tuo,. and skidded T5 feot , lltntia1· t• 11114 family, Ll. COnua. and lllrl. 0 Footorfa Crystal 4.20 • · m., Valvolin~ downkll dav forfeited Ev.,.tl Caltflfoll'o l'<>llnd in the hi11hway. Jallles Dyer at Norfork, Va Lt. 018471.......... Grttenup 7:45 a. m.; ran " lt:io bond on a chargo ol DWI, and Mrs !)yPr ntumed B. down 33, Ull p. m.; H. E. and J . c. Frost'o 175 bond for ASKS IIE1'!'RII IY&Tt:M IF:5Mi:.O'iiio.;..;iiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiii or (J AN T'H'o Ny; 11 ~~;.= ~ ~~ =~~ur~n::."nd1~ Plumlling • Htalfrlg 0 Boat MoY<..nts: squad Tl"ldly niJhl lor lnjur- to attend. Ollie Rlvor - Bob Btnter up lea outforod Ill 1 wreck. 14, 3:45p. m.; Dllpatober down Shtrlll'o lloputy Howard MAN ~OVNP, CIWtOIU> Actjve clalm11 for unemploy· ment benefits ir~ Meigs eounty C~Jntinued to run below last year at week's end, F. W. Chtlder!ll, . manager of the Pomeroy office, reported today. There were 38 new claims filotl and 1!4 continued from two weeks ago. for a total 212. One year aeo there were 249 1 at week's end. I tis Z.DIIl1 Slllllnlt. Ponlii'OY·111dllleport, o. hlf ,._ tel M'=i).n ~!":~ lni and IJmll1 of Rlam, &m., ~~ 0o111p, w.-, o.. v.. run~!.!:~~ Rt. 124 Wreck ar"un p. m . in the' Ma.aonk club and JIMil'!la!lml club. Holzer llospltal ;; ~rs, ~'; Hinton &a temple to bonor past mastoPJ of IICr. Ro\t4ll II I tvoduall of Mr. llld HI's, J - If. llwlb Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Layne aDd J>l Fairfax COunty, Va., and Mr. · asan ·11 Charlo.: O.lberl LawliQII, ~. PorUand the IO<lse and to COllier the Wlhlml lli&b Sci!OOI, elaliS of and cblldrell Lindl ..,a J!!lf Mr and ~- Robort Cooke. and lin. -..t ~ and K11111 Brewer, 16, were tsk· third degree on one lliJididate. 'fl. Ha iJ eJIIPk>)'td 1>y lUI f11h- were vacatloolng In II1B S!nolly no,_. y"""., ot Clm- daugbter ol Wlcblts, Ka!llla. 1~ 1 [:!on,t Mlrmet and anandtoRoger ""' -~. Moil• Yomorlal hOIPiiJII Refreollmenu will be 11rved. er, Grant o. llouab IJIII Sons Mit. li8l week. brld 0 0 ~ MarlfyD Moll- Rev Mn Aellllll MJUOP """ Winfield dan>s were on lhe sills. by Ute Middleport emeraency All maslor Masons are invited OoolriCIOn and ll!tllden of Ollie Roush hu returned zer ~ Dan of . ZaDesvUie, 0., Milo Etbel. Riddle are aervlni ZiiJlrner down S!, 5:20 a. m.; Samuel Clemens down Sf, I . p. m Valley Vpyager up 3t., 1' 111 a. m.: Elisha Woods down 34, 2 1 · m ·•· Charles Stevenson " • ~~~u~ar ArdUt rib ~,~~ Jt =: 1 Swarll .......,.,.. that ...,._ 111gb ":'111 tile '"' • • ed bome after ljlll1ljlng the Ind. viollld relatives here fer ter ::,.:=·~ ~bold- ....., ... Sill .... a"varslly to~~Qf bf, ':,...~ ...... at Myttle Beodl, s. c. llie put "eek. , lal n>eetinl Frid~y July,: ebeerleoder, belonged to the pep er being mediCal pallei.t · llol! Flaher of ZUUvillt, 0., Rectlll IUMII of Mrs. E. C. ' ospll Gallipolis I.ODGJ ro MEET '). ' SHORTS Reg. 1.39 Value 6' x 36" size plastjc washable window shades. Green, white, tan. Save now. Shop early. Reg. $1.19 Ladies Jamaica Shorts 10 to 20. Asst. colors. Sale price, Buy several pair now. Shop early . 88:. Reg. 79c value Wide asst . of colors and patterns - See these and save now at your Bonanza Store .... Reg. 2.29 II x • 108 WHITE FABRIC SUMMER SHEETS SHEETS fords . Size& 4~ to 8, well ml:de. Sbop Re~~:. 11 .00 valuf" 'F'1nnnull ffn~ Sheets. Well made. Buy !;f"Veral now at this low Jow price, 99 'ft4"!!. S2.2Q Famoua Hope Sheela 81x108 size. See theae and aave now. Shop early at your_ .SO. nanza Store. $1'' and save now at tbi• low price at BonanZa Stoi'O. cOtMin.And Dell With Tho Boss For Who~le Prl- •lid Just I Real Good oul ·. Fim Quality Man's Reg. $2.29 io' METROP9UTAN MOTORS .. PLASTIC DRAPES log. $1.99 II x 99 'Reg. $2.49 Lo4ies' White Tenni1 Qx. • Reg. 79c Value Asst. DISCOUNT VALUE!- WOMEN'S SNEAKERS If 70U '. Window Shades -4· 4t., ~ ' Dungarees Reg. 2.49 first quali!y Mens Dunga.._ · .ea. Sizes 29 to 42 WeUmade Sanforiz. ed. Buy several ' �' .,1 Two Taken To fti\'er Report H • a} Af . Gnp readiDp: Dam 11.3, 12.3, N H c. ~ 1101111111 gnde"! or a'!_~" wwirso ~ lliii'!De, ' r ' worlhlpful .. Mr. Fr~nk pr:~~a~d Keith Jeffers, Porn· eroy, wa& fhled $5 and eo&tl for failing to stop in sure clear distance and Reuben Swartz ~ $to' Pomerov• R 0 was 11 np.j nd ·18· 1· ln.,t . f a cos or ox1ca ton, 1n othe pctions &'" T ~ e Po,;,.roy emergency service. R~ did not reveal any uad went ..., 1ellda to Car n· mon~ details of hlJ praponJ in ~r where II ted 11 public SOII!on and after he on. Ebersbach to Meig~Memorial .nounced 11 the au~mnuttee weDt hospital as 1 rnedlcal patient. Ul"_l~o_:c~looed~~H~I~SJ~on~·-_ _ _ down 34, 4:55 a. m.; Crucible ... . up '"• l . l5 a. m. GaiPP<>IIs dam - Albert Hoi· den dOwn 11 p. m.; A. V. Chris up l :25 •·. m.; Inca down 2 a. m.j Nattonal up 3:30 a. m.; Northern down & a. m.; Semet up t :30 a. m. Kanawha River - Lucy Jane MAKES TWO CALLS Lucas doWI1 Marmet 11 :20 p. Middleport emeraency runs m. ; Solv1y down Marmet 7:55 Included one a! 11:35 a. m. a. zn.: Helen Z. down WtnfJeld 'JUesday to Rutland where the 3:15 p. m:; W. H. Shofer. Jr. 1quad transported Delbert Lawdt'wn WIQfleld 11 :15 P· ~·; Jer· son and Roger Brewer to Meip ry Sosworth down Wlnf1eld .t t· Memorial hospit~;al following a :05 ]). m.; A. E. Dykes up Win· car accident in which Lawson field 12:30 ~· .m. ; Lelia Shear· and Brewer suStained injuriea, er down Wmf1eld ~ : 05 • · m. i •nd another at 1:10 a. m. U.. Luther Herdman up Winfield day to near the Merry Go Round 7 11. m. night club near Cheshire where a man was reported to have Oill'l' Accepted By been hit by an automobile, but Miami AF ROTC. already had been taken to • Harry (Riek) OiJer, Jr .. hon- hospihll. or studont graduate o! Middle----"'" High school last Mov and SCOUT MEET SET enrolled for tho ran te;;, at MASON - Ma!IOI> Chief of PoMiami 10.1 Unlver~lfy , has been lice F'red T~ylor h's pnnounced accepted Jnto thl! Air Force that any former Boy Scout or ROTc there. 1lhooe elilible to bacorne Boy Oller is the son of Mr . and 'Scouts are invited to attend a \trs. Richard Oiler, 550 Broad· meeting Wednesday, July 24, at way, Middleport. 7:30 p. m. •t the Mason City Enterin~t into a four year pro- . hall. This group is spons~red by gram coincidin& with their reJ~ the Mason Volunteer FJre [)e. ular college curriculum, ROTC partment. num will be commissioned as ----2nd Lieutenanls in the Air Fort•e LOCAL TEMPS Jpon graduation. , The temperature at 11 a. m. downtown Pomeroy today was 80 degrees, under clear Iran: 1; 'I '" Bl!llefit Claim• Are Still At Low Poipt WY 2-2255 601 1. Mein lt. ,..,.,,., We Will Pty li ~"' ,Etch To Your Fovorlte .Chtrlty. Na·l I uares .. 4 ... Pastor Wile Given Oldtime 1p d p Y1 Peaches with theM • _,.... Ullll _ .• .., _ .. Ladi~~ ~.~~~~ :g~~~a~e or tea · - .. ........._ 'ki.W .......... PAINT s.v. 13c 1 I .I --·- ----- l;ft =· 'lOP YAI.W SfAJI'IIt .......... &~·of I a. ... r....., , ... ·~ c..,_ '"ltiJ!r-. S.t., JiuF, 21. 19J3 Drinb .. 6" ...... 55c . Jukt ....... ~, Pies ........ 3 ... $1 -~--Colpte .. 3 - '299 """ ....,. ........ ""' •• c..... Buttermilk .... , ., ... 39c TIISIIG .. .. \ 16 ... · $1 IAVI 26c ... $1 ,... .........,.. Ptllluf IUitfM' ~~ . ~~ ~ ••H .. _ ........ fti<A'ton's TV Po.qul•r •• , . 49c Surf ..... 5 "·" •1 Dinners ... 3 9c (la~l!ll S.t.lll Grapn "'~ow AS A-1 , . . . ....... Cwt.r4 CANT- 3 IIOOM OROUP ~ Shrllllflt Pinto Beans 4 ::. 29c will! lltft c..,........,. w,. " · ... ooupo11 lat.. ... ·-~·~\. . Size Nedarines - - Pl~~~~~p, - Juiey lllpo .. lit. ........ Pork& WAS 1961 LARK (6) - - - - - $1295 Clnan and nice, economy car :• \ -----......: ... "' ........ _.••, ·1~.9.·. . •'· ...-..;.' "'"'··· e........ II! .....,...... II c:a.sel'f;)fe . 'ti.Plllj ' .., '. ' ' " ' ..... -· NOW $895 $395 1957 MERCURY 4 DR. $795 $395 HOrdtop. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. See It .. .......... Pltasanl Valley Hospital ADMITI'f;:D: Mrs. Norman ! Mo•unl,, Bidwell; Billy Jack AbMinersville; Oliver M. Buffalo; Mrs. James Grove. Mrs. Robart and son, Leon; Vlcl:ie Lynn White, Mrs. Ray McClure, Pt. Shirley Lynn Pore, Ft. 1951 CHEVROLEt (6, $1095 $795 Station Wagon. Sta. Trans. Clean and solid, runs line ' FURNITURE ev{,.yone connected with t h e scheduled · tor August 5 lhro>Ugh the lOth, should attend . These Cars MUST GO Wholesale & Below Prices \ ' ! 1957 FORD (6, FAIRLANE $195 $595 300 2 Dr. Hardtop. Radio, Heater, one owner, real n!ce Ita. trans. (' WHO WAH• • LINCOLN? With flll1 pG'II'01' OJt..),.'0 ,unditloninl(, I don't. tlo, ~··Ill. . ~"' . ; • • I 66c Large Size Canner $144,, STILL . ON 1951 STUDEBAK~R $795 Champion (6) 4 Dr. Anolher economy car ••w ,C)N. nu aa;us...,.o.,al "41'1' NOW! ssoo 9~. -I 19c ____ .... __ ............. ·._ .................,..... SAVE I I' I for ............ 2sc "'- .......... 2tc Ladies Summer Dresses Glassware SALE i' 27 ·< 300 Childrens Sportswear ~."" . _ .... 4 •• $1 $ ·.------; 22n. ..... ,..... AND SAVE FANCY PRINTS Kandu .... ..,............. i,· ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ON THE CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT THESE LOW DISCOUNT PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY And SATURDAY 5 Save llc PlAID STAMPS WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO • 99c Flour 1 IPOMEROY, 0. Dutton Drug I TOOTH BRUSH SET - 59c pkg. AVOIMiale I $1 00 1:::: BATH ROOM Deodorizer 37c 1 1 res Children's Leather SEA and SKI · .. .... ·.. .. 69c ADORN HAIR SPRAY · · $1.17 _C_ts.l Tluifty Cuh Steak 1Eyeofliulclhatt .............. $1.09! $3.00 GET YOUR lb. con MEN'S OXFORDS Oxfords • Loafers I I ·-----· ia;; E-;d;-&Pi~e;~ J :-69cl ~=; ;;r.= =~~~~: :::~~"ti;.f_:-_:..=.-- • Ba Sq $lllotluentRoast .................. $Uti F hP kS k. Trotan Sizes 4 to 10 MEN'S SANDALS I Tltrifty FuD Cit u 00 $2,00 Round Steak Sale! Tenderay Cube Steak .............. .. ... $1,.0tJPhe. ·n.;:;era~y· ·Rump or sirl-'-n - 1p 1oast .,. ... r-.., .. ... .. 99c I · ... 'il n.:.. ._..a. $4.88 I Lower-Priced••• ~,,,~.~ ~. K-,.. ~ lb. ITAM'I BIRTH ANNOUNr!P liS SICOND IT. Mr. 1nd Mrs. Lionel Gilmort! of Chrshire are announcing the ' Newt te lite flt ..rlc lh•' . b1rth of an 8 lb. 5 and ane-halt ' Open Sund11.y, Monday, ouncl! son. Mark Stephen. Fri· l Tuesd~y, Wedne.day, day, July 19, at Holzer hospital. Friday and Saturday 9:30 AM. Grandparent:; are Mr. and Mrs. ; Until 6:00P.M. Richard Fink. Cheshire : Mr. and Open Saturdaya Till P .M. Mrs. Millard Gilmore, Cheshire, (Closed All Day Thursdays} and great grand P"'renbi are Mr. and MMi. Wilbur Win.,;, Ch61h· All hours E.S.T., Pomeroy ire. and Mr. and MrJ. Fink, Middleport. The Gilimore- eMASON, W.VA. ' 8 have one other fOil, Bruce, Next te O.l.,..ln Theatre 14 months old. C1oao<l All DoY Mond" VISITED HOME I Open AI 10:00 AM Tues., 1be EJecta Circle of the Mid- · Wed ., Thursday, Friday. Sat. d!O)IQI'I Blptiol churoh Tuesd•y urchly' Sunday. eveninJ vJajtfd the county home, Cloae E\'ery Osy At '7 :30 servinl home made ict cream fAll hour• I!:.O.S.T. M.qon) and Clke ,to the residents. heft PIII~IT THEY ARE VALUAILD Tendtrty Full Cut OlEIN _ WORK SHOES Children's Canvas CLELAND'S T,V, the rl~'-' to Umlt q..uHIIe8" Oxfords -loafers Pam Reynolds , daughter NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Paul Rickard. Flowers - " Lady of Concerto in A Minor," Kathy Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, Mrs. William Persinger and Size B. PoweJJ presented her piano the Gardens,'' Carolyn Icenhow. Sayre ; Plano and organ. duo ,was returned home from Hoi· chidlren. 6 tq 12 - urgan and vocal students in a er ; "Rain on Roof ," Sharon by Nancy and Linda Abom. 1zer hospital on .Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John w. Chattin West Virginia Centennial Re- Hussell ; " AprU Flowers," Ta. Mrs. PoweJI presented the where she was a patient for sev· C: ,Portsmouth , Ohio, spent a ri ta! "The Emblem of Our marra Sayre ; " Flower Song" award! won by the students. eral days. two weeks vacation visiting his eBieck State,"' on Tuesday July 18th, Judith Lievlng ; " When Poppies The perfect attendance: Judy Mrs. Hester Rayburn Is vis- : parents, Mr. and Mn. John o Medium Heels aLB p. m. at the Wahama High !Sleep," Carolyn Keefer ; " Bee Hoffman, 5 years ; Jane~ Hud· iting her son and daughter:ilr Chattin. eBrown School gymnasium. This was and the Clover," Karen Green ; nan. 4 years : the foJiowmg. for law, Mr. and Mrs. Sterlmg ----•Flat Heels sponsored by the New Hav6(1 "Story of a Rose.'' Teresa Fer- the past year : Kathy Lttch- Rayburn and' son at Perth Am- SETS NEW RECORD e White. Blege Woman's CJub as their Centen- guson : "Buttercup and Daisies," fleld . Geraldine Keefer, Caro- boy, N. J . I BERLIN I UP! I _ The East Pair nial program for the year. Cathy Litchfield : "Narcissus," lyn Keefer, Sharon Yeager, Be.. I Dr. and. Mrs. T. B. McGowan Cft,rman teum of Manfred MatueMen's and Black The stage setting was decor~ . Angela ,Fields ; " Mighty ~k' verly Yeager, Barbara Mar- , and children are vacationing I chewski, Juergen May. Siegfried ated with a large blue West A Rose. ' Becky Raynes ; Tu- shall, San~a Marsha]], Becky ]at Boston , Mass. Herrmann. and Siegried Valentin Vol- $6.95 1 Virginia Map, a United States lips" Diana Roush : "Dream of Raynes, Dian~ Roush: Eleanora Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson Tuesda y established 11 new - - - -- Ta flag, and a State Flag in the Rosebuds," K a Y Hoffman, Roush, Cecilia ~truth, Amy on Friday to visit at Nor· world's re«:~rd for the 6,000 meSlk'l background . In the foreground ''Moonflower," E'reanora Roush; Beach, Angela trlelds, John folk , Va ., with Mr. and Mrs. ter relay in the time of 14 :58 ' 6to 12 _ _ there were large posters of " Wisteria," Deb!a " S a Yr.e; Icenhower, Carolyn Icenhower , . Dean Bumgardner and daugh- minutes at Potsdam. Their time I pr. Odds- Ends Odds-Ends the emblems, ~ the state seal " YelJow ..Jonquds. ~eraldme Sherry Sole, .Robert Redman , !Ter. Mrs. Bumgardner and the i ~:!iced 4.2 seronds off the old Cork Soles and the centenmal seal. Seat. Keefer, Moss Rose , G 8 i I Rebecca . Burn~, Gary Tedesco 1 Andersons' other daughter mark set bv a French team in 11 ed on the stage were the M.C. Miller ; " Rhododendron," (state and DeniSe Grinstead ; For tbe ncy who has been visiti~ at rune 1961 · I Ross Frey the panel me~rs flowerJ , Rebecca Burris. State scrapbook - Sue Ann Bumgar- iNorfolk will return home with , ' -·-~~-., Values To $6.95 Kathy Sayre Brenda Brown Songs w~re m~ng by the vocal ner; for JOO per cent on all lh . ' 15 ' . h 0 Block _ _ 0 Block -~oBrown oBrown ' I HLSpamola 1s anot Sharon Yeager, Max Brown,' group. What Young West VIr· tests - Gera ld'tnl} Keef er ; th e e1r paren . . . . er name 1 pr. pr. John Icenhower, and Billy Mar· ginians Uke to Pl.ay - ·· Yankee outstanding award for the year Mrs. Chari~ . Anderson of for the I~ l <> nd o_f_:H_:a_u•_· _ __ Boys' shaH and the Chorus. The male Doodle Dandy~ Billy Marshall; was won by Max Brown and a IRavensw~ VISited over th~ ~ Broken Sizes Broken Sizes members of the chorus and " Moon River," Sharon Roach; special award was given to Ross j weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Ri~ - 1 panel wore blue shirts, gold " Moon Rocket," Barbara Mar~ Frey . Mrs. Powell thanked the lev Rtgg.s. . ties, dark trollsers and white shaU, " Mant11Ja," Sue Ann foUowing for the contribut1on Attendmg Semor Church camp Odds· Ends Odds· Ends Size coats, and the girls on the pan- Bumgarner ; 4'Alley Cat," John to making the affair a success: lh1s week at Asbury Woods 3 to 6 _ _ el wore blue gowns and the Icenhower · "Lonesome Cow- membt-rs of the New Haven near Huntington are th~ follow· girls in the chorus wore gold boy," Sandra Marshall ; " By A Woman 's Club, Mr. Thomas lmg ·Debble Cook, Jenmfer Ze~­ gowns. Mrs. Powell, dressed in Blue Lagoon," Brenda Brown; Reed , Mr. Ralph Sayre, Mr. kle, Sandy Sorden, Nancy Pro· : Aut. Molded Soles Asst. a white ball length gown was " Mack the Knife." Max Brown; John Grandstaff, Mr. Wamsley, Susan Johnson and Joanne '·ts·t atld lnilll Coloro -~• Styl.. - - presented a centenmal corsage " Theme From Summer Place," the parent!!, Kenny Music Com- Van Meter: . . .. 111 pr .. made of dark blue carnatl,.ns Shirley sayre : " Meody 0 f pany for the instruments and I Mrs . M.atdda Noble ts v1~1tm~ I Broken Sir.es with gold leaves and· ribbon, Love '' Beverly and Sharon the group for their corsage. cousin BFloyd MFc Dermltt at , Broken Sizes 1a ' Th f' ' hed · t each I by a group of the students. Yeager ; •·Theme f<~ rom Piano e program m•.s w1 Mr John M~Danlel . d dau~ Ushers were members of the Ross Frey playmg s. an Women 's Club and they wore UnCinlshed Symphony. Vikki and Barbara, visCentennial costumes. They in~ The members of the recently with Mr · and 1 1 eluded Mrs. Kenneth Ridge , presented the different · Larry Belcher at Newark, Mrs. Phil Batey. Mrs. Thomas of the program. The This week they are visitMIDDLEPORT, OHIO Hoffman, Mrs. Jess Abel und f dents were: Barbara Marshall, her parents, Mr · and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Flesher. OUn QT Margaret Roney Siler, Hudson at New Cumber· WY 2-3106 ~ . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . Middleport Ohio 1° The program began with Ross MASON - The Rev. and Mrs. Grinstead. Tommy Rous h, AnFrey playing " Let's Give A Marvan Frame, pastor of the gela Fields, Randy Randolph, Rah! For West Virginla," fol- Mason Methodist Church were Sandra Marshall, Rick Powell, lowed with "Anoceran" by Mar~ honored with· an Old Fashion Debra Sayre, Lana Randolph, sha Lloyd ; " Stars and Stripes Pound Party at the chllrch on Kathy Sayre, Alice Roush, KaSUNTAN LOTION Forever" by Charlene Ran- Sunday evening. ren Greene, Charlene Randolph dolph , ''Pomp and Circum- Approximately 150 persons at- Calldy Ingels and Judy ~they . stance," Judy Hoffman. Stars- tended the reception of the Other students. enrolled tn the "Evening ' by Sheila Lieving, new minister who replaced Ri· class but not WIZARD 11 Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," chard L. Wright who accepted Bonnie Blake, Jerry Mindy Raynes; " Gazing at the the pastorate at Rainell, W. Va. Jeanne Morgan, Mrs .. Evelyn Stars." Cecilia Smith " The Sunday School Supt. TXmald Patterson, M1·s. Conme Hunt, REG. 1.39-2 PKG, Stars,'' Nora Friend ; "Star- Foglesong spoke briefly and ex- Jonet HudnaH. Pau1ttta light," Virginia Bumgarner, tended a weleome to the guests dolph. Mrs. Helen Busch, Mrs. REGULAR 1.39 " Starlight WaJrz," Di.ana Tot- of honor and thdr sons and Roy Lloyd, Gary Tedesco, Tornbert; "Garden of the Stars," daughter, Peter, Paul, James, my Roush., Cynthia Judy Lathey. Vocal selec- John and Miriam. Cookies, and Carolyn Roush, Sherry tions by the chorus - " Moun- · PJ.¥1Ch and coffee · were served. , er and Alice Roush , la~nee~s ~e :f"ree," a~~ "W~st 'J1le men of the church previ-1 V1rgtma. Anunals - Dancmg ous to this occasion, presented PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK Bear/' Peter SulUvan; "'Sma11 the minister with a set of golf SALES REPORT Animal" Kent Sayre; •"Animal" clubs. Saturday, July 20, 1913 by Bill Hussell; "Whistler and HOGS - 175 to 220 18.00 Jo Values To $4JJ8 LADIES' ' ' VALUES TO $6.95 His Dog," Mike Sullivan; "El- Several Allentl 19.00. Heavies 13.00 to 16.00. mo. the Elephant," John Bur, • • Lights 15.00 to 18.00. Fat ris; "Bobcat Boogie," Bruce Subdt8trtt'l Event 12 .50 Jo 14.50. Boar 9.00 Adams. Trees - " UndP-r the MASON - Several youths. of! 10.40. Pigs 7.00 to UJ.OO. Clo" pr Mape," Michael Lieving, . the Intermediate and Semor I CATTLE - Heifers 1!!.50 to out of aH summer atock. Save now at this low'March of the Trees," Mich· (Youth Fellowshlps of the Mas· 21.00. Fat cows 13 .00 to 14 .80. low price. Shop early. Value lo 6.95 in th is group, priced ael Jones; "Falling Leaves," on Methodist Church attended Canners 9.00 to 12.75. BuJis 16.· for quick sale summer clearance. Shop Rflbert Redman ; "Little Birch a Methodist Sllb-district meet- 2:. to 18.00. Stock cows and Reg. 49c Value Tree," Randy Randolph; "For~ ing on Monday evening at Kro- calves 140.00 to 165.00. Stock Ea rly and Save at Your Bonanza. rest Peace,'' Rolly Sullivan. Itiel Park. Steers 18.50 to 22.50. Stock HellVocal selection~ by the cho- Attending the meeting from ers 16.00 to 19.50. Stock Steer ·us were "West Virginia" and Mason were Gary Stewart, Glen ca]ves 22.00 to 24.90. Stock Heif"Centennial Song.'' Birds - Johnson, Kathy Johnson , Alice er Calves tQ.OO to 22.50. Values to 49e yd. in thi~ largt> group or Bett ~r '' Birdlings Serenade," Christy . Faye Johnson, Mary Artis, Nan- 1 VEAL CALVES - Tops 25-.95 Prints. Wide asst. of pattern s and colors. ValuM To $1.29 Hoffman, "March of the Cardin· icy Proffitt, Susan Johnson , Joy !Seconds 23.90, Medium 20.40 to Clean Up _ Close Ouk_ als ," Holly Layne; " Got A Pair :Thabet, Jennifer Zerkle. De)). . Common & Heavies 18.00 V•lues To 29c: Reg. $3.95 Gal. ~f Birdies," by bemlta Staats; bie Cook, Joanne Van Meter, 24.50. ''Song of the Wren," Beverly Diana Sisk. Parents LAMBS - Tops 20.00 Sec<>ncl• Vinyl Latex Finish ASST. Carson; "Pretty Polly," Debra ing the youths were Mrs. 18.30. Light Weights 10.00 to 15.· All C11ildren's Summer Sportswear grouP· Gilman; "Five Chickadees, " Ca· die Thabet, Mr. Lester Zerkle oo. ed for quiek sale. Shorts - Blotv;es and rol Randolph; "Litne White and Mrs. Ray Proffitt. other items marked down to deal'. Shop Duck," Denise Parsons; ;oLitFair Association Reg . $3.95 ,gal. Vinyl Late: r c lie Blue Bird ," Cathy Hunt ; VISIT GRANDPARENTS Wide asst. of Better Glass Finish Pain t lil a new low ~ Ware. Cups, glasses and Robin Redbreast/ ' Jennifer MASON - Tammy and Tony Meeting Is Set low prke. A spt>rial pur· many other items. Vallws to Patterson; " I lteltrd A BJue- Fowler of Pt. Pleasant visited P'l' . PLEASANT - A special chase at a large savmgs for 29c in thi.!il grou p. >ird." Sherry Sole; "Bobolink recently with their grandpar· meeting of the Mason County Waltz," Amy Beach; "Canary ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stew- Fair Association membership, Reg. $2.00 Value- Save Now Polka," Sharon and Debra art in Mason. committee chairmen and memand director~ in charge of special events Will be held Thurs<lay, July 2iith at 8:30p.m. in the Pt. Pleasant High School Reg. 2. 25 Value Large size Canner , Vo-Ag building. Just in time for Canning Seasoon at a The purpose of the meeting ib to further coordinate the fair DISCOUNT VALUE Rog. $1.39 Plastic new low price . Shop Early .. activities and events. There are WOMEN'S JAMAICA 36x 6 important items to discuss and s 10 BOTTLI CAPS l'll'lm"Dt 400 Extrtl Fret Top Value Stamp1 DISCOUNT Markets WY·""41i BEST COLA BUY . TIUI MONTH- END· SALE FINAL CLEARANCE Men's WOMEN'S SHOES "' - · YOUR Kroger-Priced We Gift SIH 8 fl•ght Star HJ Tl N carton ·serves 16 !!!,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""" ~·r • 8I!RVI!S THI'tl!l tSyracu,. Chine SALIS & SlltVICI Mr. and Mrs . John Si.olsoro . ... !ited in Columbus with and EACHBOTTU! .c...munlly su- MOTOROLA ' NOW IN HALF·QUARTS tWm. WASHINGTON <UPD - Central IntelllgP.nce Agency Direet.ttr John A. Mct..:one as~ a Rout~~ armed Jt!JI'.Iicte • ~ TuetdAy for a better retirement s-+em for U.S. igenta:. , •• McCone •aid the sy1tem 1hould be 1 lrnilar to th t of the fora!...., 11 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 24, 1963-3 AND a . '' •1 I G B P Centennial Reci~al Is iven y' upt s M p I Mr. . h Sch I · ason ersona s h 8 W Of Mrs. Powell At a ama tg 00 or'~j.,,::;~· •.~11M~nd .~nd I ~ .CrownCOla l Gifts For The BRIDE o1 p LUMII NG ,, libtblf~~~~~ld~lhls~~w~-=~·1~~~~~~~~~ c.r. 1 8o'!los dowq 33. 11 :35 p. m.; Ill< malicious destruction Onward down 33, 2:45 a. m.; t Your o.,.nclible .,..,., Por New Havtll, W. Va, home alter ~~ a modiOli PI· /filley Bumgarner and PI!Mia on 111e teaching stall of tho •11o Out ol town IUIItl tor 1M llent at Holzer Hospital. Ill Gnbam Ststlon, W. Va. ,....., nual ~ampment of'!"" Gecq. l'eddinl WIN Mrl. lllflt Ktrnl, IJicl ' lira. Donlold J'. w•ebpd guea!f o1 Mrl. Wle Ia YOUth Telllperanco Coulloll 14, 5 p.1: 15 m p. : John Ladd Crockllotin fell aoleep 01ld whllo LowoondrlvlnJ appa..,Uy A Gallipolis Kenneill and Mrl. PtterB.ofICimJ Colll!llb\11, 0. daughter ftousll llld YIJilld up 11, m.; Dave esot Birchfield, .. v, J'* Mr, llld (Finclo andfamily son-in-law Mr.·111t1t and Warlb. !lalpb Gibbo and dougltter 86, or man. 35 Garliold ett up 14, 7:40 p. m Polly m llulland on 81111 Roull 12f, louDd lyiDII on Rl. 7 ..,. milo pal'll!tl ol lilt bride), Mr. lld Mro. Frederick Pomeroy at Patty were weekend 1111esll of Crane down 14, 9:40 p. m.; and hll ear went left of confer, oortll olille Kypr Crook Power Wu.on, Mn. l!llll Loch, trtm West Sprlngffeld, Pl. DYN' 111e Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. carney at Chr~ Jr. up H. 6::16 a. m.; hltti!IJ I brldiO- , planl,has been charged with In- 'ftle Pllina, 0., Mra. 11:111 weetend. Charlestpn. CVEC UP t4, at 1:30 o. m. Law100 oufferod mjurl., to toxicabon by the Galtipoli• t:ity '!l.onlpton, Albeno, 0., Mro. Mr. and loin. C. M. Aduns, Mr. aitd Mre. W~- Capoharl D~esel up II, 1:20 o. m.; Heav. hlo chetll and elbow, and IIC• pollee. called 10 the scene were Dolnll Kallty, Ruth Alii! Halll)', Jr. ud 11101011 and Mr.llld Mrs. of Sl. JQHpb, 14~. v• vWttq er up t7 , 7:55 p, m.; C. V. eratlona of hlo knee, while the State Patrol. the Middleport lllra. llftty MclniOtob llld Lou. c. M. Adams, of GaUipoUs, relatives bere. , Harner up 17, 2:25a . m.; lnva. Brewer ouflerod locoratlon of omoraenC)' oquatf. and lht Gollla anno, Pamela Walbt!m tU ot ,o~hl~o;.::spen:;t~=ille~wee~k~end;;:;~•~I.;W;iy~-;.,;Mr;;;,;·.;and;;,,;Mrs;;;·~La;;"';,;;en~ce-Llaev;.· der up 17, 6:110 a. m.; Clltrlerof h11 forohoad and 1 poaolble neck Coonty Sllorl!r~ DopartmBD~ 11 Chtlltlrt, 0., Mra. Vlrlfnla j down 19, 5:50 a. m.; Wayne H. tnjury. The IICCtdtnl lo under was thought li"l he had been J)t!llkr ol Cltnlorhlll, 0., )ft. 1 down 21. 6:211 t . m.; Elaeecl~l r.,thor lnvooUeflllon. bit by a car. Charlolll Oavtdlon. Mlao Car· up 23, 9:00 p. m. Sau~y II. Birchllold wao troatad ot Ho~ ol llltdaon ollolltldleport, 0. ur :ll, ~' 55. 1· m.; B.lngo up Bond• Forfeited In ..,. hosplttal lor ll<t!ratiotto of PEQON.U:, Greenup 5 30 p. m.. lldeana tho hood and log. 4 motorist low Mrt H L Dyor Ita• l'tiUmOtl Bosworth down Greenup %:45 Mayor'a Court him on tho hllbwoy, swerved, h~ · 1i11r' vlaltlni hor tMtll a: ffi.; lndl~no down Greenup Msyor Charln Ltpr Tuo,. and skidded T5 feot , lltntia1· t• 11114 family, Ll. COnua. and lllrl. 0 Footorfa Crystal 4.20 • · m., Valvolin~ downkll dav forfeited Ev.,.tl Caltflfoll'o l'<>llnd in the hi11hway. Jallles Dyer at Norfork, Va Lt. 018471.......... Grttenup 7:45 a. m.; ran " lt:io bond on a chargo ol DWI, and Mrs !)yPr ntumed B. down 33, Ull p. m.; H. E. and J . c. Frost'o 175 bond for ASKS IIE1'!'RII IY&Tt:M IF:5Mi:.O'iiio.;..;iiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiii or (J AN T'H'o Ny; 11 ~~;.= ~ ~~ =~~ur~n::."nd1~ Plumlling • Htalfrlg 0 Boat MoY<..nts: squad Tl"ldly niJhl lor lnjur- to attend. Ollie Rlvor - Bob Btnter up lea outforod Ill 1 wreck. 14, 3:45p. m.; Dllpatober down Shtrlll'o lloputy Howard MAN ~OVNP, CIWtOIU> Actjve clalm11 for unemploy· ment benefits ir~ Meigs eounty C~Jntinued to run below last year at week's end, F. W. Chtlder!ll, . manager of the Pomeroy office, reported today. There were 38 new claims filotl and 1!4 continued from two weeks ago. for a total 212. One year aeo there were 249 1 at week's end. I tis Z.DIIl1 Slllllnlt. Ponlii'OY·111dllleport, o. hlf ,._ tel M'=i).n ~!":~ lni and IJmll1 of Rlam, &m., ~~ 0o111p, w.-, o.. v.. run~!.!:~~ Rt. 124 Wreck ar"un p. m . in the' Ma.aonk club and JIMil'!la!lml club. Holzer llospltal ;; ~rs, ~'; Hinton &a temple to bonor past mastoPJ of IICr. Ro\t4ll II I tvoduall of Mr. llld HI's, J - If. llwlb Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Layne aDd J>l Fairfax COunty, Va., and Mr. · asan ·11 Charlo.: O.lberl LawliQII, ~. PorUand the IO<lse and to COllier the Wlhlml lli&b Sci!OOI, elaliS of and cblldrell Lindl ..,a J!!lf Mr and ~- Robort Cooke. and lin. -..t ~ and K11111 Brewer, 16, were tsk· third degree on one lliJididate. 'fl. Ha iJ eJIIPk>)'td 1>y lUI f11h- were vacatloolng In II1B S!nolly no,_. y"""., ot Clm- daugbter ol Wlcblts, Ka!llla. 1~ 1 [:!on,t Mlrmet and anandtoRoger ""' -~. Moil• Yomorlal hOIPiiJII Refreollmenu will be 11rved. er, Grant o. llouab IJIII Sons Mit. li8l week. brld 0 0 ~ MarlfyD Moll- Rev Mn Aellllll MJUOP """ Winfield dan>s were on lhe sills. by Ute Middleport emeraency All maslor Masons are invited OoolriCIOn and ll!tllden of Ollie Roush hu returned zer ~ Dan of . ZaDesvUie, 0., Milo Etbel. Riddle are aervlni ZiiJlrner down S!, 5:20 a. m.; Samuel Clemens down Sf, I . p. m Valley Vpyager up 3t., 1' 111 a. m.: Elisha Woods down 34, 2 1 · m ·•· Charles Stevenson " • ~~~u~ar ArdUt rib ~,~~ Jt =: 1 Swarll .......,.,.. that ...,._ 111gb ":'111 tile '"' • • ed bome after ljlll1ljlng the Ind. viollld relatives here fer ter ::,.:=·~ ~bold- ....., ... Sill .... a"varslly to~~Qf bf, ':,...~ ...... at Myttle Beodl, s. c. llie put "eek. , lal n>eetinl Frid~y July,: ebeerleoder, belonged to the pep er being mediCal pallei.t · llol! Flaher of ZUUvillt, 0., Rectlll IUMII of Mrs. E. C. ' ospll Gallipolis I.ODGJ ro MEET '). ' SHORTS Reg. 1.39 Value 6' x 36" size plastjc washable window shades. Green, white, tan. Save now. Shop early. Reg. $1.19 Ladies Jamaica Shorts 10 to 20. Asst. colors. Sale price, Buy several pair now. Shop early . 88:. Reg. 79c value Wide asst . of colors and patterns - See these and save now at your Bonanza Store .... Reg. 2.29 II x • 108 WHITE FABRIC SUMMER SHEETS SHEETS fords . Size& 4~ to 8, well ml:de. Sbop Re~~:. 11 .00 valuf" 'F'1nnnull ffn~ Sheets. Well made. Buy !;f"Veral now at this low Jow price, 99 'ft4"!!. S2.2Q Famoua Hope Sheela 81x108 size. See theae and aave now. Shop early at your_ .SO. nanza Store. $1'' and save now at tbi• low price at BonanZa Stoi'O. cOtMin.And Dell With Tho Boss For Who~le Prl- •lid Just I Real Good oul ·. Fim Quality Man's Reg. $2.29 io' METROP9UTAN MOTORS .. PLASTIC DRAPES log. $1.99 II x 99 'Reg. $2.49 Lo4ies' White Tenni1 Qx. • Reg. 79c Value Asst. DISCOUNT VALUE!- WOMEN'S SNEAKERS If 70U '. Window Shades -4· 4t., ~ ' Dungarees Reg. 2.49 first quali!y Mens Dunga.._ · .ea. Sizes 29 to 42 WeUmade Sanforiz. ed. Buy several ' �· ""' ··· • 'l Jim ~ . CHICAGO <UPil-Jim Mahmey . gam., behihd the Dodgers, as tbe I a~ In the ~cinnatl erystal bllll Maloney 'otruet out ..ery CUb looking •• though he woll be a Goa... beat New York. this ........ 0 Toole, though, has starter .. cept loser Larry Jaclt- ~ hi~ un~le ~core NEW HAVEN - · The River· view Saddle Club wm hold a .~shqw on . Saturday, July 'f 1,llt 7:30 p, m. at the Ohlinger stables In New Haven~ wi~I~\~!1~Sa~ed~;~it~:t'~i!1~t: : :~n M~~:~e;i;~~nJ~: g~.;:;~~-~hoi ~~r~~n~ =::.i~~~-~ t~a~~~ ~s~ :::: .~;lea~~~r . to 13-6, ha\·e been the bnght 1Burloo tapped a . 0. amg,~•l·~·-::':-:.:.M_':.:.:'.":". ~uk~R~-=--·-:::;-----jlllh~ Fast•PI"tch Playoff •J!i:: Set . J'·.unmy.p· Tentab.vely For Tu'.es.. r•1ght I P· er rpr Tou~na- ~s l~ning. Sel1~rs ar~ .. · ··1. · · . 1 ~· ~~~ 21 I I 1 1 - - . 8 bT I F A D I T RecJ S I IN I M~adows ~ ~s An.c;e!~Js. h~ 32-~ I D dgers Even S H I R T s I I I wil~ 1 I I I ' ''" ·· 1 batters. 1 1 The Tigers pushed across The Pomeroy Dodgers evened eight runs in the second inning up their four game series with on just four hits, including a · the Yankees Tuesday by taking bases-loaded triple by Ray Wolfe a wild 18-16 win when Pat 0'and a bases loaded single by Brien of the Dodgers ended Jame!o; Henry. Other hits were the game by ranning the last singles by C. Saunders and T. · man with two on. Meadows. 1 Gene Ruschel of the Yanks In the sixth inning the Tigers and Rick Werner of the Dodgpushed across one more run ers supplied most of the fire 1 when Keith Drummond singled. II power for their teams . Rusche1 and scored later on a single by had a solo homer and three Meadows . who had two hits . singles . and wa!t on base a fifth Drummond had a single and time through catcher interff'r:louble for the winners . en<:e. Taking the loss was M. Evans . Werner 's horner came with who worked the first four in- the ba.>ies loade-d and he drove nings before Johnny Ingles in four more runs with a dourame on to relieve him . ! ble and single. Other Dodger The Tigers will now fa. c e hitters were Ivan PowE"II with Fruth.'s Pharmacy next Thurs- two singles, Pat O'Brien a two 1 day at 7 p. m. baser. Tom Sarver, Tom Vau1ghan and Don Anderson with a SECOND GA'ME '!'he Portland Pirates spotted single each. W. Va . Malleable at 4-0 first F'or the Yankees, besides Rulnnlng lead and then roared schel's four (or (our, Larry Warback to score four runs in the : ner had three singles, Robin third, three in the fifth, and · Phalin two singles, and Loring four more in the sixth enmule j Vaughan. and ack Jacobs and to an 11-4 victory. 1 Bob Collins eaeh had a single. M-alleable scored their f".>ur I Dodger pitchers struck out runs on just one hit. a single by II and gave up 12 free tripa, pitcher Billy arton and Yankee pitchers struck out 10 i a~ .~rev: I Coon t W1'th y k T struck nul 10 anaflalked eight i an ee eam 1 HALF ?f 1 I I I 25c ... ROBINSON'$ . where ' tllla 'rll I. 1....... ' I ' • ' .,... , 71 SPECIAL THIS WEEK •' • Passenger Cars Only " ' Cbleago at Detroit Mlnneoola al Cleveland I 't I And any day's Front-End Alignment - 7· 50 1 50 BALANCING WHEEL a llolrday when a Heiner's hot dou bun is part o( the menu. '::oOO-:' 0nday p~~ · n.,.. ::. m gross gate of $2116,180 at r;:::~ .555 610 lion Center and from the e .ISS 8\t ed gross ol about $1,500,000 .515 l'J~ theater teJevision, movies, .5!" 11 10 and other anclllarieo. ..500 12 .3116 15\t .325 291it Wedo.nd87'1 Pr6altle 55 43 .isl 6 52 <14 542 · a Clnclnna~ 53 46 San Franc""" ' 53 46 Philadelphia 51 48 Pittsburgh 49 48 Milwaukee 49 49 lloullno lll 61 New York 3Z· ~ 'l'unllay'• Rellllta Cincinnati at Chicago - Purkey CinclnnaU I CblcSIIO 0 C4-5) VI. Ellsworth IU.7l. St. Lwia I Milwaukee I, night New York at San FrlmciOcoLoo Anploo a Plttoburgh . night JacksnD 16-IIJ va. sanford Sand Fran 9 New York t, nl&bl St. Louis at Mllwaukoeoe ~::·~ iloostoD 6 Pbiladelphla ~. 15 In- -Brogha U0-6J VI. L Dinp, nltlht 10-51, - ~-- · Pittsburgh at Los Softball Games At Mason Set :i.:e'tl;;o~ 1 • v•. Philadelphia al Houston loli!btl Pirates Fatten Big Edge In Boys' Play Valley Bank of Parkersburg will race Park Pon~ at 8 p. m., ond Feller SeKlement of Hunt· The Pomeroy Pirates protecl· iDIIoll will play Gla<lhouse of ed their big lead in the Boys' PIU'IIersburg at 9 p. m. AI League ball by winning over 'lmel ore DST. . the Redlep f.2 Tuesday. Jeff Thursday nltlht games Will Burt almosl got another no hit· have ~SI of Galllpolls meeUng ter, but Kelly McKenzie, the op!mlth s UphoiBterlng of Park· posing pitcher' lol the lone hll !l'oburg, Roberts Clotbelres ol a double, for the Redlegs. lthens !ICing Lakin, and the McKenzie pitched a good winners of the llral two games game, giving up but sill blta. 'I tonight Playing •aeh other. Bulb pitchers went the route, . McKenzfe Ianning five allowinl five free trlptJ. Burt stnrl out DIVOTID ro INT&RISl OP IS and pve e!gbt free, trlpa. liiEIIIS ARIA For the Pirates, Dick Roush •- L -had two singles, Burt had a CM~tet ............. ·~ dooble Randy Burt Tom · ::a:",:-&:..~: -;:.,:: and R~y vaughan ~ach had ~ au ......se-. -......,in! 1 lllliD ....n oern. ..... '" • s g e. ' ~~~~ "'!!!!..!"•·. Redlep ...... : 100 001 - 2 1 ....,Pfr.aU!& .. . . . . • . 212 ·Otx .- G0 ..,._ et ctw ..., -tn~~~~ a ,..._., , - :. . . . . .. . . . . . , repa n'lla• Kelly McKenzie and ......._ ..._ ,.. ....,. Roush, Jack M....,. Jeff .........._.. ••· """ .... Clfl'. " • yor~; D--h .. m. ......... " and Chester . _ • ---u- .................... _.. . . . . . . . , . , ......... at t'lll• !Jiilbo ....... .-.. , .... ..,. .... Newfoundlaad, wbkh ::..-::...a:.::= ..": vinee eludes Labrad1,1r. became a proof Cllllada In IINI. Filler ....... . . l : . ; \< ., \ -~ . ~·· •· i1 · ' Men's Sport Coats 1 · Price ' ' . •Tr.4cM4111ul lA; 1r~,,. • Cfmbll Com, - ; ' ' ' :-r I I 2.98 to 5.00 Reg. Price On Sale For Only _ _ _ _ 1.49 to 2.50 Bat:;ing Suits ! Price Sport Shirts ! Price Cotton, rayons and Dacron and Cotton. Sizes S. M, L, XL, and XXL. You will want several ol these. This you must see. Reg. P r i c e - - - - - 27.50 to 35.00 On S.le Now 13.75 to 17.50 For This Event Only Some are Hned. Some are uolloed, Just rllbt for those cool evenina:• abetd. Reg. 4.98 to 18.98 _ _ Now 2.49 to 9.49 • Men's 55 Cotton Knit Shirts 1h Price Reg. 2.98 to 5.98 Now 1.49 to 2.99 A Bell Buy. eMen'• Ties - - - - - - - 3 for 1.00 V1lues to 1.50 Take It from old "Kerm" this it a real buy. Both eUp on stylet and tie your own. eMen's Short 51- Uniform Shirts 1h OFF Green,p-ey, tan and blue ~blmbray. Reg• .1.98 to 2.49 _ Now Just 1.32 to 1.66 IJmit 12 P8{ customer eOdd Lot Men's Ivy Leegue Pants_ 1h Price Reg; 3.98 to 5.98 _ On Sale 1.99 to 2.99 • Small cilara:e for alteniUona . ~ Price Grey abd laD, 1iHI 21 to a. Smoll •llarP for attet:o_tlono. . . 1h Price pr. 11c Reg. Price _ _ _ _ _ _ 5,98 to 7.98 Now Going 2.99 to 3.99 Odd Lot Men's Long SIHve Dreu Shirts - - - 1h Price Both white and color<d, Ret. 3.85 to 5.110, A RHI Buy At 1.98 to 2.50 Boys' Summer P.J.s - - - - Mt Price Sizet I to lf:l. Our lou your Jaln • Rag. 1.98 to 2.98 _ _ _ At 1.00 to 1.49 Reg. 1.98 Boys' Short Sl11ve Broadcloth Shirts _ _ 1.00 site.<~ . '· Now goint 1.00 to 3.49 Ladies' Bathing Suits l Price Rog. 12.95 too 19.95 _ __ _ Now 6.48 to 9.91 Just a few in lot. - - ! Price Beach Towels - - '2.00 Men's Robes - - l Off Beach Jackets Now 3.48 to 3. 98 Rog. 6.95 to 7 95 . • • Some are washable Boys' Short SIHve Knit Shirts _ 1h Price Rog. 7.98 to 18.98 Now 5.32 to 12.66 Cotton Orion and 81nlon included in thia poup. Boys' Ret. 1.98 to 3.98 Now 1.00 to 1.99 Western Jeans 1.98 to 3.50 Boyt' Dnu S u i t s - - - - - 1h Price Blue denim. iighl tan, grey, green and brown. Reg .. slim and husky. Reg. 16.98 to 32.50 _ Now 8.49 to 16.25 Boys' Sport Coats 1h Price Reg. 8.98'to 22.50 Now Only 4.49 to 11.25 Men's Western Jeans 3.95 All the latest colors lneluding the new white denim. Boys' Welki111 Shorts---- 1h Price · Men's Pin Check Pants 1 off SlrM ito 18, Rog. 3.49 Now Juat U3 Reg, 1.98. to. 2.98 . _ _ Now 1.00 to 1.49 Ua"' "!eight Jllekets ~- 1h Price Boys' Summer Hats l Price hg. 3.98106.95 _ _ Now 2.00 to 3,,0 eMin'• Straw, ~ftts , . · · ~ ~rice Bolb rotular ...d ~·~- "'ff-. . 1 ..... 2.98 to S.ta, For lhla tvent 1.49 to 2.99 ! Price Rog. 3.98 . eMen's ~ch Comber P1nts _ _ 1h Jtrice 'Now Goillf At 1.99 - - Ladies' Shorts Rog. 1.91 to 6.98 Slut are broteD A veey pod Dame Jp Jackets. a v:ery few ta 1~ On S.le Now _ _ __ _ 1.00 to 2.99 Umit 3 per customer. mudl bllher. Limit 8 pain per • 'cutomer, (Y01, . "' Uld llo per palo) . , Reg. Price - - - - - -- 1.98 to 5.98 S.M-L-L. Some real good colors In this lot. Size• an broker. eMen's Uniform P1n.. •• -_ _ _ _ 2 pr. 5•00 1.49 to 2.98 On Sale Now - - - -- A very good name in blouses. You have to see thhl ·to believe it. Men's Short SiHve A real run o1 • White H1ndkerchleh - - - - - - Be 2.98 to 5.95 ------~ Ladies' Blouses ! Price A nlee run of colors and slzea, eMen's Walking Shorts - - - - 1h Price Reg. 2.98 to 5 . 9 8 - - - At 1.49 to 2.99 Reg. Price 1.49 to 2. 99 Banlon Shirts eOdd Lot Men's Jackets _ _ _ _ 1h Price Both tight littin~ and Boxer styles S, M. L, and XL. Reg. Price _ _ _ _..:......_ 2.98 to 5.98 Boys' Odd Lot Boys' Ivy LHaue Pants _ 1h Price Sileo are IJI'oken. Sman dw1• . ' . .... 3.98 to 4.50 tow oltero!ioJJO. NQw 2,00 to 2.25 LOna SleeVe Sport Shl"* ~ Mt Prim Boyl' A .U.. ~ of t!Joo and -tol&oOI now. eolDrl, Gel lllo boJo rudf for - - Fo!' Thll Wilt Only 1.49 .. t_.. .... ' ,' - -~ Both white an colore~ A very good run of sizes in all the latt:>s: (·Ollar str!es. A very good name in shirts . Mens Short Sleeve A good run of sizes and colors. A lew summer weight& In lot. eMen H- ·If lint qulllltJ wou14· ..U OXFoRD"' . . . "" 4.t9 ' S!tir:s ! Price Smal charge for alteration. 19.98 to 27.50 There is still lots of summer left. Small charge for alterations. ~UJt .... hlf1"' lnJ,IOlfi•H!l••t.Htea ., ! 011 Sale ~·. • '. : ' Dre~s Men's ileg. 3.98 to 6.9J._ Now Going 1.99 to 3.49 ·I Men's Short Sleeve Included are daeron and wools, dacron and rayon .... 3.98 ' Bal<eil with PG-7n• • •• specially developed new liquid yegetable shorlffl/n(l Men's Summer Suits I PRICE Bolb lonl I obort !lleeva. WHE& Just a twist o( the wrist to open or ciose: No more pulling or cutting tough sticRy tape , • ~.no more tearing the ba~ or just hal(·way closing it. · Twist·O'·Locl<, the perfect way to use 'nd re-use the poly· pla$1ic bag. On Sale Now - - - - - 3.49 to 6.49 . ·; . : . . Rayons, rayon blends and dacron and wools. Most of these are Wash 'n Wear. Plain and fancy pat· terns. Sizes 28 \0 50. Reg. Price _ _ _ _ __ 6.98 to 12.98 eMe,t'• P!!ltmli ·"'______ ' ' 1 ' . Keith Goble FORD· ' 'H' . ~ Small charge fOr alterations. Reg. Price _ _ _ _ _ 39.95 to 55.00 Chica&o • 7Piuo Weigbto) WY 2·2196 barbtqul somethiqg .,tra sp«ial. Avail•blo In fwo sizes .•• fi•JIJJ(II 8·Pocl or J¥niP[. 11-PICIII On S.le - - - - - - 19.98 to 35.00 St. LIJuta Ladies' and· ' Teens' entic~ed buns '!l'~e rl b/!rger 01 Reg. P r i c e - - - - - 39.95 to 70.00 blends. Some are Wash 'n Wear. ..... I1.A .In {he ovef! or on the grill HeineT's Iars, Shorts and LOngs. future. Sormy ls 30 years oJd; N ~~~~-• u:-~ . · - -W .. . L .Pel. p F loyd. 211. ; '-"" Anaeleo Each fighter was estimated 8 622 iT Men's Summer Slacl<s l Price All wool worsteds for year round wear . A nlee aasortment of sizes and colors. Sizes 36 to 50. Rep· ••Y" Wuhlnglon at Baltimore, Digbt '-"" Aageleo at New York Kanaaa Ct"' t •- h - •• r....... "• .._ ....... Short ' .l Men's Suits ! Price a . in his private plane wUh a pilot. Despite his """"" knact· out In the first round by m leso than a ~r. Floyd he plans to continue fighting to challenge Soruly again in o.me. fHl DAily SENTINEl 1 \ Drntlc lleductlons S.Ve Up To 1h lnd 1h off On Most ltem1. _lldoJ,._ Pella 18-IJI and WI'*-' lllldlum oblrtag Tueoday'a .,... eonference here, peraon1 elole enham IHJ 11 · llorebeod IH) SOIIIIJ and advisor Jack and Wtllon Cs-lll. say that announc•!lnenl of Chicago at Detroit CDI&bii-Pe- light hu beon delayed until ten CB-l!J VI. Moosi lUI. week at leaat in order io Wuhlngton at B a II t m ore obtai~ complebo approval <nl&hll - DaDlola <HI VI. Me- the PenMylvania Slala AthleUe N!lllY CHI. Commission • 1.0. Anaeleo at New York-Me> h"le. · Brkkl (11·'7) or l.ee !1.3) VI. Ford to M:o~, Pta:=:: (~) We • - • The IJtht Te Um~ Quantltie.l All Sales Cnhl Dlgbtl 7 " DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY AT 9:00A.M. Clay in th_e Quaker City, Sept. Ill. fl&bt at Plilladelpbla'o Mwoldjoal twl• e THREE DAYS ONLY e FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MnNDAY, JULY 2().2l~29 wel,_,t champion iloaJIJ """'"' flew home to Deaver ,today, plano ealled lor a trip lite w~k to PhJiadeiP.bla lor probable IIIIIIOUIII!ell of next Utle del..,. a&ainll C..oluo ~~ ~y ~~1. Tonight, Uevlng's Plumbing ""'wOlf..., · Mason at p.m., Oblo now twist-o-lock pony-tqil! ,, \ Day Thursday, July 25 ••• Prtparing for·rllis Annual Salet Event IIPI ,lpolll LAS VEG~ IUPII-AI heai'Y• II Clevelaad Cl, twiSllplan CUI ml Xu! CN) ..._ l)oucw&D 111-71 and Kra- JdBbti - Store Closed JACK CIIDIIY MASON time In as lliBII)' nlghta wet Philadelphia at Houstoa, algbt grounds halted play In the Bend Pittsburgh at Lao Angeles, Sollball toornament, Tuesday. New York at San Franc loco All games In the toomament have been moved up two nights lrith tonight's sehedllle leatur· iDg two games ol ll1< first roW!d and the llrst game of the sec- i I ••' If Bil SoDDy, wbo again kno>>ked out Floyd Pattorson In the rotmd at the Lao v - eon.... lion <:eater Monday combine pleasure with -bUJ,. on hill -ern nest for he and wlte to spend • few daJI It City, N.J. Al!hoUth !hero wu ble ~ about the • 1 ' Liston Plans Fun, Business On East Tour -McLish CN) vs. Johnson Th1lflday'1 G•mes ClncinnaU at Chicago For the se<OII<I St. Loull at Milwaukee • I 'I J.o Kaalal City I Bolloo , Dliht W~Q•a PrD1J.we ~ w. I A•M'baLNpe . W. I. Pel. GB New York 60 14 .11.18 .. II IS .Kll I a.Jeago ll'ol 64 .1142 9 MJn""""' ll'ol <14 5G 1 B<!ltlmore 54 411 9 Clevelmld n Ill ,481 "It Lao Anpleo I! lot ·• lilt City 411 U 16.117\lo DolroJI 11 u ·llll8llo Waoblqtoo 34 a :,.. 17 -7'• - ha\~ 2nd Scramble Scheduled On Comi"ng Sun·day ByllllW _ _ _ Detroll I Cldeago I, Ill, !Wlligbl Detroit ' Cbleago .. 2nd, ni&bi Clavelmld S MinD 2, IS Ina, Digbt Baltimore I Wubln&loo 0, aigbt Now York 1 Lao Angoleo 0. Dight I J· rep;~en~, ~· 1 \ Mark deftated John OmJ rl Pomeroy R. D.. 21·12 and 21-11 to win the Senior divtol,. (ages 13-11). Lao! week. bll brother won tht Junior Dl. ' <ion. CUrd deleited craig l!.awt!Qp 21-11, %0-22, 21·19 and Tannehm TWO IN, ONE our 1took Bi!l Swan 21·10 'a!llj 21·17 WEST .UBERTY, W.Va. rUPJ) tn semJ·flnals. and under !: Western Trall horse; flag race: pick up race; F.ngl<sh three. ga<ted lsnaved mane and taol), and Western Pleasure (full mane and tail) . For New Offer I \ the Westi!rn. Admission Trail pony (Western 50 lnchea riders 6 years and under); En- -The Pittsburgh Steelen1 have Trophies·· provided by Ita. glish pleasure (full mane and announced tbat two players w~re Feeney-Bennett Post tZI, Am. 1 tail); Western pleasure (cUp- coming and on~ was goong erican Legioo, Will be presen~ . ped RUIDe. ~nd tail I; Western throu~ the NatJonal l"oothaU erl next week to division . . . ball. league. er, and Duekworth slRgled off Pony (48 Inches and under ehil· League 1 revolving door. Deleo- pions · DJrector Frank Eschleman DalE' Harri!!On of Harrisonville NEW YORK CUPD-Outfielder d 12 years and under): En· siw linebacker Clendon 'I'homall . said both teams have 4-1 rec- but it wasn't enough. For Har- Jimmy Piersall he'• ..sitting five gaited· Western 'stock 1 and linebacker Ken Kirk TENNIS. FJNAI.S tight and waiting • Cor another ' ended their holdouts e.nd are on Micky MorfiJ and SteYe 1 'The Gallipolis Tigers and five walks. They also loaded the nr..l~ . risonville ~ale ~arrison slngl- crack at a major league job the way to camp, but roolde Bill Hindy were to meet today at Portk-md Pirates filled out the bases on three singles in the Hobs~n _and Hacke~a1ls _are eG, Rick Otler trtpled and Ge.1r- which he feels c::onfideot be'U George· of Murray State has been iiO a. m. irl finals of the tennis ei hl teams advancing into the second inning, but relief pitcher · each .3-:1 m play' while Kaiser ge BlackweU doubled. get. placed on walvt>rs, the Steelers tournament senior diYislon If· 3 1ai4. q:arter • finals of the Kyger Bil l Sellers fanned the third oul Alu~~~m is tand the Stew- G. Stidham of Kaiser walked 'llle colorful, 13-year-old Pier· ter victories Wednesday, Creek Little League to get out of the .h two, fanned 10, while Harrison sall, who was placed -on walven Morris upended Dave Cucl ment with Tuesday night wms. !had came to rel1eve startmg elti~ 0 1 e P .ams wher,e walked two, fanned two. by the New York Mets Monday, INVITES MJSS MOFFJ1T 6-4, u, and 7-$, whDe Hindy 1 · h r· c t · the first In ac 1011 ast evemng w 1e The Tigers bombed the last ~1t~ (>r •m ozar rn Hobson was taking the Hacket- Hackctcalls 000 000 0-0 4 1 said 1\lesday night that he has MELBOURNF., Australia (UPJ) measured Bill Swan 6-1 aod Middlet>Orl team out of the ,mmng . Icalls S-0 on Leak Wise's nice 4- Hobson 120 020 1- S 7 a few ctmtacts and believes be -Norman Strang~. pr(>sident of tourney with a 9-2 victory over ! Portl~nd tall1ed .'"olK runs in [hitter and Harrisonville erl"ed Bostic and Eschleman, L. has "a lot of good baseball left the Australian Lawn Tennis As- 1with the Colbl•inee Uilt, aald he the Middleport Yanks wh1le p he thtrt.l rrame when Sellers i Kaise~ 6-S in a battle of h;me Wise and Duke Wise. io me." The Meigs Motorcycle Club soriatlon, will invite Billie Jean 1was quitting to conceotr~ 01 Portland disposed of W. Va. walked, George Lawrence tnp- runs Kaiser 000 401 0- 5 3 3 If no team claims Piersall will hold its secilnd scrambles Moffitt of Long Beach, Call f., to . his business In Mollll City. Li. Ma lleable of Pt. Pleasant ll -4 led, _Cozart doub.ed and R1ck Th~ H-C's Paul Bostic walk- Harrisonville 301 101 x-6 3 4 within the 72-hour waiver period, of the year July 28th at l p.. m. ~mpe~e In the A_ustralian c:1am· · Today at 1 p .m. the Galli· Proffit had been h1t. Thr~ mo': 1ed none, fanned one, In allow- G. Stidham and J. Cart· he will be given his uncondition- on the track located eight miles p1~nsh1ps later lh1s year. Stran.ge poli s Senator!! meet fisher's IPortland runs came actoss ' Iing seven hits Wise walked wright D Harrison and D a! release and be fr~ to make north of Pomeroy on U. S. 33. satd Tuesday he wanted MJss DePt. . Store of Pt . Peasant, ~ t~e Hfth. frame when Lee Allen i one, fanned two~ For the H-C's Little.' . . a deal for himself. Riders.. have. reported it is one ~1offitt to play "1a_rgaret S~ith and at S: 0. jt will be Hartley ,smgled In two runs and then Milwaukee, Houston and the of the best m the state. 10 a replay of thetr 1963 Wtm3 Sales of Pt. Pleasant v~ the ·S<.:ored on ,an error. I I.os Angeles Angels are reported There again will be trophies bledon final. Pomeruy Jeh as the opening The Pirates w"pped il up In 0 Ur ey rOm nge S 0 OX to be among the teams interest· lot all dasses and points will - - -- round for semi -final herths the sixth inning when Cozart BOSTON CUP!) - 'l'he Boston : Wfliver list by the Angels three ed in him. . be given in an events towards SMI·m QVJTS COLTS . , 1 opens. boomed a bases-loaded double, Red Sox will try one time New. days ago. "I was happy wUh the Mets," the high point clock trophy to ~ALTIMORE. (UPJ l-B1lly Ray , · FIRST GAME :driving in three runs , after. re· ' York fireb?Jier Bob Turley in a l Turley was given hla release he said, "but I just wasn't doing be . given at the last scramble 'Sm1t_h, a defensJVe tackle. ror th~ .. Srorin eight r uns in the se<'- llief pitcher Rogtr Roush had I renewed btd to ( ht·,. k the Yan· l :.fter posting a 2-? record in 19 the job. If they felt I didn't fJt on ()ctQber 13th. Leaders in Baltimore Colts, has . retll'ed for 1 ond inni~g, the Gall ipolis Tigers i walked in another· run. I kees' threatened A mer I c a n appearances with Los Angele!l. l~to their plans, they had the points go far are Larry Smith business reasons . Smith, a seven , coasted irito a 9-2 win over the : Getting the win, Sellers allow- League runaway. Oddly, his two victoties were nght to get rid of me. Arter all, and John Adams· of Athens and year veteran of the National , Middleport Yank s as the last of :ed six hits, struclt out 11, and ' . The Red So~ annou~ced last shutouts, . one and three-hitters, it's . just like running any othe~ Edward Cochran Thornville. ~tball League wh~ has b~ ,; i:< Middleport teams bowed out 'walked just one. Imght that the} . had s ,~nPd the and he impreSsed the Red Sox b~~mess. , •• . r Refreshments Will be sold by . . . -~ of lhe tournev . : Of the four Portland hits Coz- , "et.eran Turley JUSI a few hours though losing to them earlier this And don t forget, PlersaD the Motorcycle , Club and Boy Need something sawel, · Tommy permitted i art had two doubles, I.aw'rence I afler he was rieclared free season. added, "l a pretty good sa.lw Scout .TroOp.:.' 270 be there Middleport just one hit, a fifth ,a triple and Allen a single. agent by 1 The indefinite status of Veteran here. lhs yearly salary u and sell homemade ICe cream. or nailed or repaired? You'll . . . h t • year -old r1ghthander was not I estimated at $37 500. · Event ·n be held I II I mnmg .smgle ,by M. Eva~s t a I Portland will now ;>lay Cent-, claimed aft(>r being placed on the Boston starter Ge~ Conley, "who 1 'Tm workin 'ut e d to . 'i . WIt t r t~n ess Beautifully LaunderMI CARPENTERS in the . drove 111 R. '¥anMatre Wllh one t.'rfille al 8:30 on Friday. 1 ----- . has been on the d1sabled list for 1 . h g 0 he ve~ ay IS ranmg a s ar mg me. and Finished YELLOW PAGES. of the runs . The other Yankee l . nearly a month contributed to 8 ay 10 5 ape w n t e next fllll came in the bottom or th~ I and gave 15 free tnp!, the· Turley'....~~igni~g chance comes," he· l!laid. from ·the 'Detroit 'ngen ror the YOUR s!Jih frame when E. Powell was : 0 Dlldgers 244. 206-!8 9 4 i ' • $20,000 -:•iver price. The A's 0!>h ,., '~· :.C:•.! h\t by the pitcher, and thel" , Yankees 345 0~1-_16 12 4 AS BUY STUI_!:~_IVANT tioned pitcher Dale Willis to fSyr~ w~lk!' to D. 4 aggert\'. Van Mat- I D.. Anderson, P. 0 Bnen (_W All mamm~ls have hair .. ~- I ; ftANSAS · Clft, r.(o. (tJPJ)-__acu~e of the Jnternatlona1 League WALKING .·ent p 0 ... , 11 'P f t 3) , and Sarver. R. Phalm. though· ditam ~nes, particul- r Well-traveled relief pilcher Tom to make room for sturdivant· L d _ f t Cl re, an d ..I In.u Ies " . h (I p · nd h . . • aun •r-ry eanon 1 V 1.•.· aug an ~ .f 16 l, a ar1y t e order to which whales SturdiVant was acquired by the who was with the Pittsburgh Pl-~ Pomeroy WY 2·54:JI ' ~crns s w1111 Tnf' tally 1 1 1 w · h 1 Jn g't'lting the wipf Meadows · ar~ . u.;;; . g, '\1Jvery . el' hairs. Kansas City Athletifs Tuesday ratr earlier in the year. ---day evening between Harrison- singles and Mike Little a two-vi11e and the Melgs Jaycees in run homer In the fifth inning, the Middleport Summer Recre- Kaiser's McClure homered at ion program fast .. pitch soft-. Hershman hit a tw~rnm hom: \' horse. Western pony rMJ Inches to , Thirteen-year-old Mark t... 56 inches, rider under IS years I; lnehiH joined hls brother, Joba, Tennessee Walking horse; Roa4has a division champion Tueet ster pony (50 ln. and under) ; day in finals of the Middleport ~ut·t.;~h~n~;~r~p~~:. 1~ ~~v~~c~~db~~~ ~~~~i:;:~~ ~b~mt~n:""~~=...rgriiB wtll : be 50 centa and children llad ·we ·deeldeol If ,...,. under 1% will be admilted free . !"' tile ......, eo lu ' r~ will be served on the · dtly &rounds. Entry lee ·is $1.50 for d~·-Y . eadi 'cia,. e~c~ J1!3d-in pony Jersa~ whleli 1& A playoff lor first· bail hooors Dick ·Hovatter fiad doable aJ~I'b . i". 'eaaseo are .s:ronows:' ls tentatively set for next Tues. for Hobson J . Farley got two Lead · ln Pony {nv stallions, Ga~Uipolis And Portland Win In KC Tourney . H .·..old H . orse Show July 27th Table Tennis ana .•, ,, 0 • - a 1-0 win U\'er Lhe Chicago C4b-S . Ihits but "'ere to Maloney ha.s been the season, his ,Wetirne record The 11-in boo.stt>d Maloney'o -~a- ! their \one run unt1l the e1ghth der boy , as compared .,.,1th hrs against the Cube now :stands ~n mark to 15·3 and moved him 1 rrame when thf.y managed to record last season. He won nine 17.3_ into st'eund place in the ~at ional i work a sing le. a fielck>r's choice and lost seven· for the Reds after [ Leagut> among Ihe winningesl and l\\>0 more single~ into a tally. bem~<: calle-d up from San Diego, Bob Purkey, who .. 4-5, hu rti.-r~. one wi n less t h~:~n leader Slumpif)g Frank Rol:rinsoo got whe~ be wa.s 4-1. Istart again1t the CUbs today in :i.lndv Koufax Df tht Los Angeles th~ key htt - his only safety in In TUf'Sday's game, the only ·l the second game of the series. A J)Odi en;. three trips to the plate - t~ dr ive ; hit off Maloney wa11 b~ Ellis single ga~~ _11Jund8)'., will ~e 1 8 1 ~ L~ 'r 15 .. Malont'y has beaten Chicago this re~l WO~· . I •) ------------;----------------------------;"-"-~ AI J. S'fARS •·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 24, 1963 I hitter Tuesday as the Reds posted of the team . 'I'tM! Reds gol nine rirst 13 .decisions. ' "I ' :tO-game wmntr for the Cincinnati Maloney, as usual with the Cin· been having his prOblems lately, son at le t nd ot f f 85 8 00 0 Rfd:'i thil !f'a!ICn if he k~p~ up cinnati pitching Jtaff, was not having ~:utrered a11 -ol h\1 defeats ' . onee ~ g . t'Uf!"f.:! rl{ paC'f , pitched a one- I gi vM much support from the rest <'Ollsecut ively after winning hi3 them tWICe. It waa the ti'Jird hme -- ~--·- ·------ • . C hicago Cubs Defeat Tosses 011e • Hitter As Reds ..' ChampJO • nL Riverview saddl' e Club T Declared hi ~aloney fourlb place in the league. ~· J . .... 1.91 too 3.91 - - - - Now 1.00 to '·" .OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS 'tO MEN'tlON c:-· Elrly, Stay Late end VIsit W'tth Old Friellclsl . tfew.York Clolhinl· Pomeroy, �· ""' ··· • 'l Jim ~ . CHICAGO <UPil-Jim Mahmey . gam., behihd the Dodgers, as tbe I a~ In the ~cinnatl erystal bllll Maloney 'otruet out ..ery CUb looking •• though he woll be a Goa... beat New York. this ........ 0 Toole, though, has starter .. cept loser Larry Jaclt- ~ hi~ un~le ~core NEW HAVEN - · The River· view Saddle Club wm hold a .~shqw on . Saturday, July 'f 1,llt 7:30 p, m. at the Ohlinger stables In New Haven~ wi~I~\~!1~Sa~ed~;~it~:t'~i!1~t: : :~n M~~:~e;i;~~nJ~: g~.;:;~~-~hoi ~~r~~n~ =::.i~~~-~ t~a~~~ ~s~ :::: .~;lea~~~r . to 13-6, ha\·e been the bnght 1Burloo tapped a . 0. amg,~•l·~·-::':-:.:.M_':.:.:'.":". ~uk~R~-=--·-:::;-----jlllh~ Fast•PI"tch Playoff •J!i:: Set . J'·.unmy.p· Tentab.vely For Tu'.es.. r•1ght I P· er rpr Tou~na- ~s l~ning. Sel1~rs ar~ .. · ··1. · · . 1 ~· ~~~ 21 I I 1 1 - - . 8 bT I F A D I T RecJ S I IN I M~adows ~ ~s An.c;e!~Js. h~ 32-~ I D dgers Even S H I R T s I I I wil~ 1 I I I ' ''" ·· 1 batters. 1 1 The Tigers pushed across The Pomeroy Dodgers evened eight runs in the second inning up their four game series with on just four hits, including a · the Yankees Tuesday by taking bases-loaded triple by Ray Wolfe a wild 18-16 win when Pat 0'and a bases loaded single by Brien of the Dodgers ended Jame!o; Henry. Other hits were the game by ranning the last singles by C. Saunders and T. · man with two on. Meadows. 1 Gene Ruschel of the Yanks In the sixth inning the Tigers and Rick Werner of the Dodgpushed across one more run ers supplied most of the fire 1 when Keith Drummond singled. II power for their teams . Rusche1 and scored later on a single by had a solo homer and three Meadows . who had two hits . singles . and wa!t on base a fifth Drummond had a single and time through catcher interff'r:louble for the winners . en<:e. Taking the loss was M. Evans . Werner 's horner came with who worked the first four in- the ba.>ies loade-d and he drove nings before Johnny Ingles in four more runs with a dourame on to relieve him . ! ble and single. Other Dodger The Tigers will now fa. c e hitters were Ivan PowE"II with Fruth.'s Pharmacy next Thurs- two singles, Pat O'Brien a two 1 day at 7 p. m. baser. Tom Sarver, Tom Vau1ghan and Don Anderson with a SECOND GA'ME '!'he Portland Pirates spotted single each. W. Va . Malleable at 4-0 first F'or the Yankees, besides Rulnnlng lead and then roared schel's four (or (our, Larry Warback to score four runs in the : ner had three singles, Robin third, three in the fifth, and · Phalin two singles, and Loring four more in the sixth enmule j Vaughan. and ack Jacobs and to an 11-4 victory. 1 Bob Collins eaeh had a single. M-alleable scored their f".>ur I Dodger pitchers struck out runs on just one hit. a single by II and gave up 12 free tripa, pitcher Billy arton and Yankee pitchers struck out 10 i a~ .~rev: I Coon t W1'th y k T struck nul 10 anaflalked eight i an ee eam 1 HALF ?f 1 I I I 25c ... ROBINSON'$ . where ' tllla 'rll I. 1....... ' I ' • ' .,... , 71 SPECIAL THIS WEEK •' • Passenger Cars Only " ' Cbleago at Detroit Mlnneoola al Cleveland I 't I And any day's Front-End Alignment - 7· 50 1 50 BALANCING WHEEL a llolrday when a Heiner's hot dou bun is part o( the menu. '::oOO-:' 0nday p~~ · n.,.. ::. m gross gate of $2116,180 at r;:::~ .555 610 lion Center and from the e .ISS 8\t ed gross ol about $1,500,000 .515 l'J~ theater teJevision, movies, .5!" 11 10 and other anclllarieo. ..500 12 .3116 15\t .325 291it Wedo.nd87'1 Pr6altle 55 43 .isl 6 52 <14 542 · a Clnclnna~ 53 46 San Franc""" ' 53 46 Philadelphia 51 48 Pittsburgh 49 48 Milwaukee 49 49 lloullno lll 61 New York 3Z· ~ 'l'unllay'• Rellllta Cincinnati at Chicago - Purkey CinclnnaU I CblcSIIO 0 C4-5) VI. Ellsworth IU.7l. St. Lwia I Milwaukee I, night New York at San FrlmciOcoLoo Anploo a Plttoburgh . night JacksnD 16-IIJ va. sanford Sand Fran 9 New York t, nl&bl St. Louis at Mllwaukoeoe ~::·~ iloostoD 6 Pbiladelphla ~. 15 In- -Brogha U0-6J VI. L Dinp, nltlht 10-51, - ~-- · Pittsburgh at Los Softball Games At Mason Set :i.:e'tl;;o~ 1 • v•. Philadelphia al Houston loli!btl Pirates Fatten Big Edge In Boys' Play Valley Bank of Parkersburg will race Park Pon~ at 8 p. m., ond Feller SeKlement of Hunt· The Pomeroy Pirates protecl· iDIIoll will play Gla<lhouse of ed their big lead in the Boys' PIU'IIersburg at 9 p. m. AI League ball by winning over 'lmel ore DST. . the Redlep f.2 Tuesday. Jeff Thursday nltlht games Will Burt almosl got another no hit· have ~SI of Galllpolls meeUng ter, but Kelly McKenzie, the op!mlth s UphoiBterlng of Park· posing pitcher' lol the lone hll !l'oburg, Roberts Clotbelres ol a double, for the Redlegs. lthens !ICing Lakin, and the McKenzie pitched a good winners of the llral two games game, giving up but sill blta. 'I tonight Playing •aeh other. Bulb pitchers went the route, . McKenzfe Ianning five allowinl five free trlptJ. Burt stnrl out DIVOTID ro INT&RISl OP IS and pve e!gbt free, trlpa. liiEIIIS ARIA For the Pirates, Dick Roush •- L -had two singles, Burt had a CM~tet ............. ·~ dooble Randy Burt Tom · ::a:",:-&:..~: -;:.,:: and R~y vaughan ~ach had ~ au ......se-. -......,in! 1 lllliD ....n oern. ..... '" • s g e. ' ~~~~ "'!!!!..!"•·. Redlep ...... : 100 001 - 2 1 ....,Pfr.aU!& .. . . . . • . 212 ·Otx .- G0 ..,._ et ctw ..., -tn~~~~ a ,..._., , - :. . . . . .. . . . . . , repa n'lla• Kelly McKenzie and ......._ ..._ ,.. ....,. Roush, Jack M....,. Jeff .........._.. ••· """ .... Clfl'. " • yor~; D--h .. m. ......... " and Chester . _ • ---u- .................... _.. . . . . . . . , . , ......... at t'lll• !Jiilbo ....... .-.. , .... ..,. .... Newfoundlaad, wbkh ::..-::...a:.::= ..": vinee eludes Labrad1,1r. became a proof Cllllada In IINI. Filler ....... . . l : . ; \< ., \ -~ . ~·· •· i1 · ' Men's Sport Coats 1 · Price ' ' . •Tr.4cM4111ul lA; 1r~,,. • Cfmbll Com, - ; ' ' ' :-r I I 2.98 to 5.00 Reg. Price On Sale For Only _ _ _ _ 1.49 to 2.50 Bat:;ing Suits ! Price Sport Shirts ! Price Cotton, rayons and Dacron and Cotton. Sizes S. M, L, XL, and XXL. You will want several ol these. This you must see. Reg. P r i c e - - - - - 27.50 to 35.00 On S.le Now 13.75 to 17.50 For This Event Only Some are Hned. Some are uolloed, Just rllbt for those cool evenina:• abetd. Reg. 4.98 to 18.98 _ _ Now 2.49 to 9.49 • Men's 55 Cotton Knit Shirts 1h Price Reg. 2.98 to 5.98 Now 1.49 to 2.99 A Bell Buy. eMen'• Ties - - - - - - - 3 for 1.00 V1lues to 1.50 Take It from old "Kerm" this it a real buy. Both eUp on stylet and tie your own. eMen's Short 51- Uniform Shirts 1h OFF Green,p-ey, tan and blue ~blmbray. Reg• .1.98 to 2.49 _ Now Just 1.32 to 1.66 IJmit 12 P8{ customer eOdd Lot Men's Ivy Leegue Pants_ 1h Price Reg; 3.98 to 5.98 _ On Sale 1.99 to 2.99 • Small cilara:e for alteniUona . ~ Price Grey abd laD, 1iHI 21 to a. Smoll •llarP for attet:o_tlono. . . 1h Price pr. 11c Reg. Price _ _ _ _ _ _ 5,98 to 7.98 Now Going 2.99 to 3.99 Odd Lot Men's Long SIHve Dreu Shirts - - - 1h Price Both white and color<d, Ret. 3.85 to 5.110, A RHI Buy At 1.98 to 2.50 Boys' Summer P.J.s - - - - Mt Price Sizet I to lf:l. Our lou your Jaln • Rag. 1.98 to 2.98 _ _ _ At 1.00 to 1.49 Reg. 1.98 Boys' Short Sl11ve Broadcloth Shirts _ _ 1.00 site.<~ . '· Now goint 1.00 to 3.49 Ladies' Bathing Suits l Price Rog. 12.95 too 19.95 _ __ _ Now 6.48 to 9.91 Just a few in lot. - - ! Price Beach Towels - - '2.00 Men's Robes - - l Off Beach Jackets Now 3.48 to 3. 98 Rog. 6.95 to 7 95 . • • Some are washable Boys' Short SIHve Knit Shirts _ 1h Price Rog. 7.98 to 18.98 Now 5.32 to 12.66 Cotton Orion and 81nlon included in thia poup. Boys' Ret. 1.98 to 3.98 Now 1.00 to 1.99 Western Jeans 1.98 to 3.50 Boyt' Dnu S u i t s - - - - - 1h Price Blue denim. iighl tan, grey, green and brown. Reg .. slim and husky. Reg. 16.98 to 32.50 _ Now 8.49 to 16.25 Boys' Sport Coats 1h Price Reg. 8.98'to 22.50 Now Only 4.49 to 11.25 Men's Western Jeans 3.95 All the latest colors lneluding the new white denim. Boys' Welki111 Shorts---- 1h Price · Men's Pin Check Pants 1 off SlrM ito 18, Rog. 3.49 Now Juat U3 Reg, 1.98. to. 2.98 . _ _ Now 1.00 to 1.49 Ua"' "!eight Jllekets ~- 1h Price Boys' Summer Hats l Price hg. 3.98106.95 _ _ Now 2.00 to 3,,0 eMin'• Straw, ~ftts , . · · ~ ~rice Bolb rotular ...d ~·~- "'ff-. . 1 ..... 2.98 to S.ta, For lhla tvent 1.49 to 2.99 ! Price Rog. 3.98 . eMen's ~ch Comber P1nts _ _ 1h Jtrice 'Now Goillf At 1.99 - - Ladies' Shorts Rog. 1.91 to 6.98 Slut are broteD A veey pod Dame Jp Jackets. a v:ery few ta 1~ On S.le Now _ _ __ _ 1.00 to 2.99 Umit 3 per customer. mudl bllher. Limit 8 pain per • 'cutomer, (Y01, . "' Uld llo per palo) . , Reg. Price - - - - - -- 1.98 to 5.98 S.M-L-L. Some real good colors In this lot. Size• an broker. eMen's Uniform P1n.. •• -_ _ _ _ 2 pr. 5•00 1.49 to 2.98 On Sale Now - - - -- A very good name in blouses. You have to see thhl ·to believe it. Men's Short SiHve A real run o1 • White H1ndkerchleh - - - - - - Be 2.98 to 5.95 ------~ Ladies' Blouses ! Price A nlee run of colors and slzea, eMen's Walking Shorts - - - - 1h Price Reg. 2.98 to 5 . 9 8 - - - At 1.49 to 2.99 Reg. Price 1.49 to 2. 99 Banlon Shirts eOdd Lot Men's Jackets _ _ _ _ 1h Price Both tight littin~ and Boxer styles S, M. L, and XL. Reg. Price _ _ _ _..:......_ 2.98 to 5.98 Boys' Odd Lot Boys' Ivy LHaue Pants _ 1h Price Sileo are IJI'oken. Sman dw1• . ' . .... 3.98 to 4.50 tow oltero!ioJJO. NQw 2,00 to 2.25 LOna SleeVe Sport Shl"* ~ Mt Prim Boyl' A .U.. ~ of t!Joo and -tol&oOI now. eolDrl, Gel lllo boJo rudf for - - Fo!' Thll Wilt Only 1.49 .. t_.. .... ' ,' - -~ Both white an colore~ A very good run of sizes in all the latt:>s: (·Ollar str!es. A very good name in shirts . Mens Short Sleeve A good run of sizes and colors. A lew summer weight& In lot. eMen H- ·If lint qulllltJ wou14· ..U OXFoRD"' . . . "" 4.t9 ' S!tir:s ! Price Smal charge for alteration. 19.98 to 27.50 There is still lots of summer left. Small charge for alterations. ~UJt .... hlf1"' lnJ,IOlfi•H!l••t.Htea ., ! 011 Sale ~·. • '. : ' Dre~s Men's ileg. 3.98 to 6.9J._ Now Going 1.99 to 3.49 ·I Men's Short Sleeve Included are daeron and wools, dacron and rayon .... 3.98 ' Bal<eil with PG-7n• • •• specially developed new liquid yegetable shorlffl/n(l Men's Summer Suits I PRICE Bolb lonl I obort !lleeva. WHE& Just a twist o( the wrist to open or ciose: No more pulling or cutting tough sticRy tape , • ~.no more tearing the ba~ or just hal(·way closing it. · Twist·O'·Locl<, the perfect way to use 'nd re-use the poly· pla$1ic bag. On Sale Now - - - - - 3.49 to 6.49 . ·; . : . . Rayons, rayon blends and dacron and wools. Most of these are Wash 'n Wear. Plain and fancy pat· terns. Sizes 28 \0 50. Reg. Price _ _ _ _ __ 6.98 to 12.98 eMe,t'• P!!ltmli ·"'______ ' ' 1 ' . Keith Goble FORD· ' 'H' . ~ Small charge fOr alterations. Reg. Price _ _ _ _ _ 39.95 to 55.00 Chica&o • 7Piuo Weigbto) WY 2·2196 barbtqul somethiqg .,tra sp«ial. Avail•blo In fwo sizes .•• fi•JIJJ(II 8·Pocl or J¥niP[. 11-PICIII On S.le - - - - - - 19.98 to 35.00 St. LIJuta Ladies' and· ' Teens' entic~ed buns '!l'~e rl b/!rger 01 Reg. P r i c e - - - - - 39.95 to 70.00 blends. Some are Wash 'n Wear. ..... I1.A .In {he ovef! or on the grill HeineT's Iars, Shorts and LOngs. future. Sormy ls 30 years oJd; N ~~~~-• u:-~ . · - -W .. . L .Pel. p F loyd. 211. ; '-"" Anaeleo Each fighter was estimated 8 622 iT Men's Summer Slacl<s l Price All wool worsteds for year round wear . A nlee aasortment of sizes and colors. Sizes 36 to 50. Rep· ••Y" Wuhlnglon at Baltimore, Digbt '-"" Aageleo at New York Kanaaa Ct"' t •- h - •• r....... "• .._ ....... Short ' .l Men's Suits ! Price a . in his private plane wUh a pilot. Despite his """"" knact· out In the first round by m leso than a ~r. Floyd he plans to continue fighting to challenge Soruly again in o.me. fHl DAily SENTINEl 1 \ Drntlc lleductlons S.Ve Up To 1h lnd 1h off On Most ltem1. _lldoJ,._ Pella 18-IJI and WI'*-' lllldlum oblrtag Tueoday'a .,... eonference here, peraon1 elole enham IHJ 11 · llorebeod IH) SOIIIIJ and advisor Jack and Wtllon Cs-lll. say that announc•!lnenl of Chicago at Detroit CDI&bii-Pe- light hu beon delayed until ten CB-l!J VI. Moosi lUI. week at leaat in order io Wuhlngton at B a II t m ore obtai~ complebo approval <nl&hll - DaDlola <HI VI. Me- the PenMylvania Slala AthleUe N!lllY CHI. Commission • 1.0. Anaeleo at New York-Me> h"le. · Brkkl (11·'7) or l.ee !1.3) VI. Ford to M:o~, Pta:=:: (~) We • - • The IJtht Te Um~ Quantltie.l All Sales Cnhl Dlgbtl 7 " DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY AT 9:00A.M. Clay in th_e Quaker City, Sept. Ill. fl&bt at Plilladelpbla'o Mwoldjoal twl• e THREE DAYS ONLY e FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MnNDAY, JULY 2().2l~29 wel,_,t champion iloaJIJ """'"' flew home to Deaver ,today, plano ealled lor a trip lite w~k to PhJiadeiP.bla lor probable IIIIIIOUIII!ell of next Utle del..,. a&ainll C..oluo ~~ ~y ~~1. Tonight, Uevlng's Plumbing ""'wOlf..., · Mason at p.m., Oblo now twist-o-lock pony-tqil! ,, \ Day Thursday, July 25 ••• Prtparing for·rllis Annual Salet Event IIPI ,lpolll LAS VEG~ IUPII-AI heai'Y• II Clevelaad Cl, twiSllplan CUI ml Xu! CN) ..._ l)oucw&D 111-71 and Kra- JdBbti - Store Closed JACK CIIDIIY MASON time In as lliBII)' nlghta wet Philadelphia at Houstoa, algbt grounds halted play In the Bend Pittsburgh at Lao Angeles, Sollball toornament, Tuesday. New York at San Franc loco All games In the toomament have been moved up two nights lrith tonight's sehedllle leatur· iDg two games ol ll1< first roW!d and the llrst game of the sec- i I ••' If Bil SoDDy, wbo again kno>>ked out Floyd Pattorson In the rotmd at the Lao v - eon.... lion <:eater Monday combine pleasure with -bUJ,. on hill -ern nest for he and wlte to spend • few daJI It City, N.J. Al!hoUth !hero wu ble ~ about the • 1 ' Liston Plans Fun, Business On East Tour -McLish CN) vs. Johnson Th1lflday'1 G•mes ClncinnaU at Chicago For the se<OII<I St. Loull at Milwaukee • I 'I J.o Kaalal City I Bolloo , Dliht W~Q•a PrD1J.we ~ w. I A•M'baLNpe . W. I. Pel. GB New York 60 14 .11.18 .. II IS .Kll I a.Jeago ll'ol 64 .1142 9 MJn""""' ll'ol <14 5G 1 B<!ltlmore 54 411 9 Clevelmld n Ill ,481 "It Lao Anpleo I! lot ·• lilt City 411 U 16.117\lo DolroJI 11 u ·llll8llo Waoblqtoo 34 a :,.. 17 -7'• - ha\~ 2nd Scramble Scheduled On Comi"ng Sun·day ByllllW _ _ _ Detroll I Cldeago I, Ill, !Wlligbl Detroit ' Cbleago .. 2nd, ni&bi Clavelmld S MinD 2, IS Ina, Digbt Baltimore I Wubln&loo 0, aigbt Now York 1 Lao Angoleo 0. Dight I J· rep;~en~, ~· 1 \ Mark deftated John OmJ rl Pomeroy R. D.. 21·12 and 21-11 to win the Senior divtol,. (ages 13-11). Lao! week. bll brother won tht Junior Dl. ' <ion. CUrd deleited craig l!.awt!Qp 21-11, %0-22, 21·19 and Tannehm TWO IN, ONE our 1took Bi!l Swan 21·10 'a!llj 21·17 WEST .UBERTY, W.Va. rUPJ) tn semJ·flnals. and under !: Western Trall horse; flag race: pick up race; F.ngl<sh three. ga<ted lsnaved mane and taol), and Western Pleasure (full mane and tail) . For New Offer I \ the Westi!rn. Admission Trail pony (Western 50 lnchea riders 6 years and under); En- -The Pittsburgh Steelen1 have Trophies·· provided by Ita. glish pleasure (full mane and announced tbat two players w~re Feeney-Bennett Post tZI, Am. 1 tail); Western pleasure (cUp- coming and on~ was goong erican Legioo, Will be presen~ . ped RUIDe. ~nd tail I; Western throu~ the NatJonal l"oothaU erl next week to division . . . ball. league. er, and Duekworth slRgled off Pony (48 Inches and under ehil· League 1 revolving door. Deleo- pions · DJrector Frank Eschleman DalE' Harri!!On of Harrisonville NEW YORK CUPD-Outfielder d 12 years and under): En· siw linebacker Clendon 'I'homall . said both teams have 4-1 rec- but it wasn't enough. For Har- Jimmy Piersall he'• ..sitting five gaited· Western 'stock 1 and linebacker Ken Kirk TENNIS. FJNAI.S tight and waiting • Cor another ' ended their holdouts e.nd are on Micky MorfiJ and SteYe 1 'The Gallipolis Tigers and five walks. They also loaded the nr..l~ . risonville ~ale ~arrison slngl- crack at a major league job the way to camp, but roolde Bill Hindy were to meet today at Portk-md Pirates filled out the bases on three singles in the Hobs~n _and Hacke~a1ls _are eG, Rick Otler trtpled and Ge.1r- which he feels c::onfideot be'U George· of Murray State has been iiO a. m. irl finals of the tennis ei hl teams advancing into the second inning, but relief pitcher · each .3-:1 m play' while Kaiser ge BlackweU doubled. get. placed on walvt>rs, the Steelers tournament senior diYislon If· 3 1ai4. q:arter • finals of the Kyger Bil l Sellers fanned the third oul Alu~~~m is tand the Stew- G. Stidham of Kaiser walked 'llle colorful, 13-year-old Pier· ter victories Wednesday, Creek Little League to get out of the .h two, fanned 10, while Harrison sall, who was placed -on walven Morris upended Dave Cucl ment with Tuesday night wms. !had came to rel1eve startmg elti~ 0 1 e P .ams wher,e walked two, fanned two. by the New York Mets Monday, INVITES MJSS MOFFJ1T 6-4, u, and 7-$, whDe Hindy 1 · h r· c t · the first In ac 1011 ast evemng w 1e The Tigers bombed the last ~1t~ (>r •m ozar rn Hobson was taking the Hacket- Hackctcalls 000 000 0-0 4 1 said 1\lesday night that he has MELBOURNF., Australia (UPJ) measured Bill Swan 6-1 aod Middlet>Orl team out of the ,mmng . Icalls S-0 on Leak Wise's nice 4- Hobson 120 020 1- S 7 a few ctmtacts and believes be -Norman Strang~. pr(>sident of tourney with a 9-2 victory over ! Portl~nd tall1ed .'"olK runs in [hitter and Harrisonville erl"ed Bostic and Eschleman, L. has "a lot of good baseball left the Australian Lawn Tennis As- 1with the Colbl•inee Uilt, aald he the Middleport Yanks wh1le p he thtrt.l rrame when Sellers i Kaise~ 6-S in a battle of h;me Wise and Duke Wise. io me." The Meigs Motorcycle Club soriatlon, will invite Billie Jean 1was quitting to conceotr~ 01 Portland disposed of W. Va. walked, George Lawrence tnp- runs Kaiser 000 401 0- 5 3 3 If no team claims Piersall will hold its secilnd scrambles Moffitt of Long Beach, Call f., to . his business In Mollll City. Li. Ma lleable of Pt. Pleasant ll -4 led, _Cozart doub.ed and R1ck Th~ H-C's Paul Bostic walk- Harrisonville 301 101 x-6 3 4 within the 72-hour waiver period, of the year July 28th at l p.. m. ~mpe~e In the A_ustralian c:1am· · Today at 1 p .m. the Galli· Proffit had been h1t. Thr~ mo': 1ed none, fanned one, In allow- G. Stidham and J. Cart· he will be given his uncondition- on the track located eight miles p1~nsh1ps later lh1s year. Stran.ge poli s Senator!! meet fisher's IPortland runs came actoss ' Iing seven hits Wise walked wright D Harrison and D a! release and be fr~ to make north of Pomeroy on U. S. 33. satd Tuesday he wanted MJss DePt. . Store of Pt . Peasant, ~ t~e Hfth. frame when Lee Allen i one, fanned two~ For the H-C's Little.' . . a deal for himself. Riders.. have. reported it is one ~1offitt to play "1a_rgaret S~ith and at S: 0. jt will be Hartley ,smgled In two runs and then Milwaukee, Houston and the of the best m the state. 10 a replay of thetr 1963 Wtm3 Sales of Pt. Pleasant v~ the ·S<.:ored on ,an error. I I.os Angeles Angels are reported There again will be trophies bledon final. Pomeruy Jeh as the opening The Pirates w"pped il up In 0 Ur ey rOm nge S 0 OX to be among the teams interest· lot all dasses and points will - - -- round for semi -final herths the sixth inning when Cozart BOSTON CUP!) - 'l'he Boston : Wfliver list by the Angels three ed in him. . be given in an events towards SMI·m QVJTS COLTS . , 1 opens. boomed a bases-loaded double, Red Sox will try one time New. days ago. "I was happy wUh the Mets," the high point clock trophy to ~ALTIMORE. (UPJ l-B1lly Ray , · FIRST GAME :driving in three runs , after. re· ' York fireb?Jier Bob Turley in a l Turley was given hla release he said, "but I just wasn't doing be . given at the last scramble 'Sm1t_h, a defensJVe tackle. ror th~ .. Srorin eight r uns in the se<'- llief pitcher Rogtr Roush had I renewed btd to ( ht·,. k the Yan· l :.fter posting a 2-? record in 19 the job. If they felt I didn't fJt on ()ctQber 13th. Leaders in Baltimore Colts, has . retll'ed for 1 ond inni~g, the Gall ipolis Tigers i walked in another· run. I kees' threatened A mer I c a n appearances with Los Angele!l. l~to their plans, they had the points go far are Larry Smith business reasons . Smith, a seven , coasted irito a 9-2 win over the : Getting the win, Sellers allow- League runaway. Oddly, his two victoties were nght to get rid of me. Arter all, and John Adams· of Athens and year veteran of the National , Middleport Yank s as the last of :ed six hits, struclt out 11, and ' . The Red So~ annou~ced last shutouts, . one and three-hitters, it's . just like running any othe~ Edward Cochran Thornville. ~tball League wh~ has b~ ,; i:< Middleport teams bowed out 'walked just one. Imght that the} . had s ,~nPd the and he impreSsed the Red Sox b~~mess. , •• . r Refreshments Will be sold by . . . -~ of lhe tournev . : Of the four Portland hits Coz- , "et.eran Turley JUSI a few hours though losing to them earlier this And don t forget, PlersaD the Motorcycle , Club and Boy Need something sawel, · Tommy permitted i art had two doubles, I.aw'rence I afler he was rieclared free season. added, "l a pretty good sa.lw Scout .TroOp.:.' 270 be there Middleport just one hit, a fifth ,a triple and Allen a single. agent by 1 The indefinite status of Veteran here. lhs yearly salary u and sell homemade ICe cream. or nailed or repaired? You'll . . . h t • year -old r1ghthander was not I estimated at $37 500. · Event ·n be held I II I mnmg .smgle ,by M. Eva~s t a I Portland will now ;>lay Cent-, claimed aft(>r being placed on the Boston starter Ge~ Conley, "who 1 'Tm workin 'ut e d to . 'i . WIt t r t~n ess Beautifully LaunderMI CARPENTERS in the . drove 111 R. '¥anMatre Wllh one t.'rfille al 8:30 on Friday. 1 ----- . has been on the d1sabled list for 1 . h g 0 he ve~ ay IS ranmg a s ar mg me. and Finished YELLOW PAGES. of the runs . The other Yankee l . nearly a month contributed to 8 ay 10 5 ape w n t e next fllll came in the bottom or th~ I and gave 15 free tnp!, the· Turley'....~~igni~g chance comes," he· l!laid. from ·the 'Detroit 'ngen ror the YOUR s!Jih frame when E. Powell was : 0 Dlldgers 244. 206-!8 9 4 i ' • $20,000 -:•iver price. The A's 0!>h ,., '~· :.C:•.! h\t by the pitcher, and thel" , Yankees 345 0~1-_16 12 4 AS BUY STUI_!:~_IVANT tioned pitcher Dale Willis to fSyr~ w~lk!' to D. 4 aggert\'. Van Mat- I D.. Anderson, P. 0 Bnen (_W All mamm~ls have hair .. ~- I ; ftANSAS · Clft, r.(o. (tJPJ)-__acu~e of the Jnternatlona1 League WALKING .·ent p 0 ... , 11 'P f t 3) , and Sarver. R. Phalm. though· ditam ~nes, particul- r Well-traveled relief pilcher Tom to make room for sturdivant· L d _ f t Cl re, an d ..I In.u Ies " . h (I p · nd h . . • aun •r-ry eanon 1 V 1.•.· aug an ~ .f 16 l, a ar1y t e order to which whales SturdiVant was acquired by the who was with the Pittsburgh Pl-~ Pomeroy WY 2·54:JI ' ~crns s w1111 Tnf' tally 1 1 1 w · h 1 Jn g't'lting the wipf Meadows · ar~ . u.;;; . g, '\1Jvery . el' hairs. Kansas City Athletifs Tuesday ratr earlier in the year. ---day evening between Harrison- singles and Mike Little a two-vi11e and the Melgs Jaycees in run homer In the fifth inning, the Middleport Summer Recre- Kaiser's McClure homered at ion program fast .. pitch soft-. Hershman hit a tw~rnm hom: \' horse. Western pony rMJ Inches to , Thirteen-year-old Mark t... 56 inches, rider under IS years I; lnehiH joined hls brother, Joba, Tennessee Walking horse; Roa4has a division champion Tueet ster pony (50 ln. and under) ; day in finals of the Middleport ~ut·t.;~h~n~;~r~p~~:. 1~ ~~v~~c~~db~~~ ~~~~i:;:~~ ~b~mt~n:""~~=...rgriiB wtll : be 50 centa and children llad ·we ·deeldeol If ,...,. under 1% will be admilted free . !"' tile ......, eo lu ' r~ will be served on the · dtly &rounds. Entry lee ·is $1.50 for d~·-Y . eadi 'cia,. e~c~ J1!3d-in pony Jersa~ whleli 1& A playoff lor first· bail hooors Dick ·Hovatter fiad doable aJ~I'b . i". 'eaaseo are .s:ronows:' ls tentatively set for next Tues. for Hobson J . Farley got two Lead · ln Pony {nv stallions, Ga~Uipolis And Portland Win In KC Tourney . H .·..old H . orse Show July 27th Table Tennis ana .•, ,, 0 • - a 1-0 win U\'er Lhe Chicago C4b-S . Ihits but "'ere to Maloney ha.s been the season, his ,Wetirne record The 11-in boo.stt>d Maloney'o -~a- ! their \one run unt1l the e1ghth der boy , as compared .,.,1th hrs against the Cube now :stands ~n mark to 15·3 and moved him 1 rrame when thf.y managed to record last season. He won nine 17.3_ into st'eund place in the ~at ional i work a sing le. a fielck>r's choice and lost seven· for the Reds after [ Leagut> among Ihe winningesl and l\\>0 more single~ into a tally. bem~<: calle-d up from San Diego, Bob Purkey, who .. 4-5, hu rti.-r~. one wi n less t h~:~n leader Slumpif)g Frank Rol:rinsoo got whe~ be wa.s 4-1. Istart again1t the CUbs today in :i.lndv Koufax Df tht Los Angeles th~ key htt - his only safety in In TUf'Sday's game, the only ·l the second game of the series. A J)Odi en;. three trips to the plate - t~ dr ive ; hit off Maloney wa11 b~ Ellis single ga~~ _11Jund8)'., will ~e 1 8 1 ~ L~ 'r 15 .. Malont'y has beaten Chicago this re~l WO~· . I •) ------------;----------------------------;"-"-~ AI J. S'fARS •·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 24, 1963 I hitter Tuesday as the Reds posted of the team . 'I'tM! Reds gol nine rirst 13 .decisions. ' "I ' :tO-game wmntr for the Cincinnati Maloney, as usual with the Cin· been having his prOblems lately, son at le t nd ot f f 85 8 00 0 Rfd:'i thil !f'a!ICn if he k~p~ up cinnati pitching Jtaff, was not having ~:utrered a11 -ol h\1 defeats ' . onee ~ g . t'Uf!"f.:! rl{ paC'f , pitched a one- I gi vM much support from the rest <'Ollsecut ively after winning hi3 them tWICe. It waa the ti'Jird hme -- ~--·- ·------ • . C hicago Cubs Defeat Tosses 011e • Hitter As Reds ..' ChampJO • nL Riverview saddl' e Club T Declared hi ~aloney fourlb place in the league. ~· J . .... 1.91 too 3.91 - - - - Now 1.00 to '·" .OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS 'tO MEN'tlON c:-· Elrly, Stay Late end VIsit W'tth Old Friellclsl . tfew.York Clolhinl· Pomeroy, �- \ d' ' . AreT o· I I Oll!ilmtr wo IgP"est ssues n ... H J0bs, 'f"" C . l" • I D • R Y k Chi New or ' eatro acia emonstratiODS r,t ' ,. ' • ha• ~ vlrluolly ~ root..r m.ml ,.... BIC ............ I '!I'. .~ ( - Joba and lt>wing ..... ""' ""' . Al8o 1ft New ' Yn tha 'Republlr... are to bllune " ..... I.Obfronted b) - ....,. .. . off i oonvenUOII ploUorm. , b1ggell lssu.. ia botll N.., Yortr. , IOO iDI"'J'at1011, II'> Ullo)' P•"'"'"" . II Ito -tool lOO picket> dema~ oucb1Junp, Bod! NeW Yoll< and Chl01~o l and Chi<IIIO - '111 they are In / ......, In a ,..,,, doJ 01 con- !rom • J•dy • 1.-..dott' ~ally ot u a Ol-ftl•'ilOJ _,.ltloo He llll havo lonM bavooa r... N• l moot ol "" .....S.UIIlorn ...... olriiCtlOII litoo wbtrl f>irlng di• • oobiH park. IIUI lbt ~- lrilb N... ill groel!!l who decided lO leave the I where alleged ractaJ dlscrimlua- crimanatioo •was ch~riteo. ~- tor )JIUI bu .mttll off llt'IIC~ Juf!l· dale&. ~· U.-e.l Prell ~ the civil rights controversy . times morl!' Negroes than all ~I· South. 8otb cit•ea tong nan had tioo was ac issue . Oucago tntegratiOII (roups at· ~ k' the Demoet".W saki ft ' , '\ With the inte&rdOD prablam Two key att•dt pointa in recenr deat:a oC JackSOD, MiBI. : theJr lbare of racial mcldent5.j Just u a 41-bour ~er ltrfkfo: tempted to lltOftrt to tht- upPf!ll' wau t 10. Time of .daY at the South breaking out aU owr tbe ClOUD- weeb have been_ New Y~. witb Mayor Robert Wagner of New But ~nly in _ recenl month:- has j ended at the New Yoril rtt, tiadl flooN; 01 ttw Chicai!fl ~rd o1' lltotf·ttlon te.aderJ, -w~ btd Pule depei)ds an where you try , IOIDe non-Soutbtn: pllblit of- • Negro populatioa ten times the York ba1 walked through crowds lbe IDLe8raUoa c.ampaljUI ther~ Sundaj 01pt, the ConllJ'IN of Ia. Ed\k"at>(\11 bulldin& tlut wre gDIM' Uur.ty eaay on the O.tM 1r,nd because Ill time ZOI'lM flcialo aro findlnc ~- ID- lolal populatioo ~I Montgom..., _ o1 picketo 01 reaCII hlo olllee ond ""'" otepped up to Ito current not cial Equalttj> tCORE • froth turtll!d back M••Y piCket> MVOI crall< Ol'lloniuiloo <0'1!manded bd dato llneo converge at tift _ cre.,ingly on the 11118 of Ala.. and Chi<ago ~bid> hao " r.hita<O Mayor Ricbard J Daley· pilcll. I reerult.< 1<1 the nffioo of the 11111 .... ~rag,.; to oadd> lraRon& '" •v o..., btiPn .,.otlnr • path poiM, '• · < ot .,, dty'a parks .... """"'' The'Farm Front ~n Oft. By 11.\YLOJU) 1'. GODli'IN u. . PnM , . _ . I l l ,.. "''"~llTOiil ' . IUPII-'11le - - - -- ----~--- . . r - - ........... ...... tlwl $ ... ,.... 111 ' . . . . I eq GlllfiUI per ,.,.... 01 regiOlll IIFI 21 William c. Pa<ldock oiiJlo DePaddoct uld r,..aroh dis<ov- wot• N9rth AtW>ti<.lll: watera 'I1Je c.., lloporllDc board io r!IM . . 'J t!r, o lofiDI ,.._., ~ 1\etcar<k in ...,.;... OUirliJoo, cU. • IJS: Eut Nortll C411trel. 1111 1 ~ ;>rodudioll r1, Ke~~too!IY M(looolri. IIIII ~ ben In the Uait«< Stat.. pro- !lervlce <!:11.!1• aaid the OOIItrol. and noc~ rnanago- Woot North Conl,lol, ""' SOOII> bluo ..-- !hill ,.. . . . /11!. . .. . , C ductd 1U lll lVGZ. '11llo waa in tile rate of loy If of mOIJt lai<l the groundwork f<>< t1Jo At/anti<. 165, and South Central. 5.540,000 poundo. 1'1111 Jo 71 per cmt ol. . . ...... IQO """" tllao tho •*1£0 la,..,r ,.., ecooornk inlpOrtlonct Ill- dramatic lmprovoment in layer 1M, oont amaJitr 111111 '-'1 ,_., 1 produced in 111!.1. 'l'bo Deport- 001111 lllllll' of the ...U ol_k - productivity. By 1111!2 lll,e lntorregk>oal 8"11 <"'!'· 8'1 f" ...,. amaJ1or !baa P'lnt AmlricaD autlllr II ' "l411t I leo DOted ltlll Of tilt IIIli I loyor do 1101 incrolle Iii" Poddoo• liid 10 y.. ro , .. h/ld oorrowed '"nsidera~ly- Pr<> U.. 11167-61 av.,-age, and the . . ~ doinl bor Jl'lrl In 111... daya ,improv- In h ralo of iQ nlflaotly ao she bocalneo mono t1wrt- ati/1 a ar.. t voriaUOII ductioo per il!ytrll81 Yewt tiO/Iod ornalleol <rop ~ 1111. W~ - """"'.... Ill of in<rea!ed llfO(Iudloo. She is a«urred since 1131. Durin& !.bill produor!ve. 'l'bis ftlltlll that the in production prartice•. " •hoWl! from 1!16 em In the South Cen- The board aald South Daklllo, "1111~ ..." ' ff he~iJl(l up ,.;lh production ·~ ' period her layer production ad· cost of produciJIII o 1fooen 01/1!1 by III'P ,.gionol dlfforoncoo in ll'f/ region tq • . eut In lilt with tw<Hifllll G( llai.J productJoa New Yort" llld "LIS j C lrendl lpitkod by tha leclnto~oK> I vaD<ed 114 eUJ, or at tile rato of decli,., rapidly •• U1e rote o/ •1111 output per loyor In 11152 wtslern region Is t/lo! leodht- ""-"'" oeed pro- 1/<epy Hollow." . eel ....,lutlan ta ogl;lcultAiro. Tbo Alrf<ulturo ropoclod tllat- the llej)or\llleDt ••""'f" )'tllr. - unpruvo-1- \men!. 1 on... ,..., .... i J; Roc· tJ. I. Pol. I * ' -t'aymg ·• Hens -· DOIDP • r ·heir , . Part IDN·ew ·r echn0Iogy / \. 'J. ••• "'hll ""-' tlllo - - ..... ' polleo. ·'**"' w..-. . .I ' ' ,.,a. ,.. - - - ----·--·----A --- I I ,. Just Pick Up Your Bonue Build-Up Cord. At Your Neoreet Evo"' Supfr Market 600 PURCHASE STAMPS I'LUS 600 FREI ST.. MPS PLUS 600 BONUS STAMPS = 1800 SI'H ClEEN STAMPS. HURRY ! YOU MUST START BEFORE AUG, · Jrcl TO BE ELIGIBLE! •This is based upan a $10.00 Purcha... - Evon• Super Trim-Swift's Premlum-U. 5. Government lntpec:ttcl . thtn '"' ••l•k •••• ....,, EVANS SUPER TRIM ME.AT LOAF ~~~~ - lb. Swift'• Premium- U.S. Govt. lnapocted B0I_ogna ALL MEAT lb. c., Delillonioo Steekt Waftr Steal• Sirloin np Stub Rill Sltakl ~......,, SpiH·Ciicktll (for Oltdoor Barbteuiac) hans SMper TriM - Swlft'l PremiuM U. S1 Gonmment Inspected SUNDAY STYLE, BONELESS, ROLLED 59 BEEF ROAST 49 Ivan• hJMt Trim--Swift's p,.ll'llu~U. SHORT RIBS I''" o.m~...........,.,, han• SuPtr Trhn-Swlft's Premlu~U. I. Chwtrnme .•t : .• c11111 BOIUIG BEEF For 39 29 1.11. Lb. Seo10nirtll Smoked Jowl 53 ,..... ,.... IMth P:ronn .. BREADED SHRIMP IVANS SUPER tRIM - 49 1. With $1 0 purchue or more you receive 100 utra S 4- H' Stamps. your Bonus- Build-up Credit. con~tcutin weeks of purch11ts of $10 or more, you will receive an· additional bonus of 600 Fr11 54-H Stamps, s1u.•. or More 1-Lb. Troy Pock Lean, Mild, Sugar Cured SWIFT'S PREMIUM - Each Only U. S. Covemme!lt l!!spectecl WESTFI GRAI'I! Oil ORANGE · SHOULDEil 4-6-lb. Av1. - ~,.r ' . . CUt GREEI BEAN$ ., 96 for - ALL MEAT SKINLESS kltie ElliS ••• Fine Baked Foods k - IVANS An Varletltt · PictSweet Cherry Apple Peach CAKE I ..., 27 . Itt Btl a,. Brtlll Y•• hav.. ·t """' YOU have toa•d Sail Risiqlren kotlo tVANS - h ..n... knackl and ocddHr partiH - tar Httto ..,.. 1 't:; 21 CANTALOUPES SWEET CORN doz. A S..-11-lkln~eol PNch with 1 Speclel T - N ECTA RI N ES ... ·19 PEPPERS ....... .._ ......~.. - - - - - - 5 . - ..... ,.., . .. I Do<ltlltiMe Nlotvt Hille cr~~bn ........ ar - I IlL ~591 LESTOIL Plno- lli.~L 41 20.... •• LISTOIL F1T ~~a .. .-- KM Pf.. • ., PI 21 l-·· ...... ':.:--49 LISTARI t. ....... ........ 4J .~ I ... ' TIDE Gu~ <;_ rackel'l ,,.._ ,... 39 ~74 For LibbJ'• Elberta Ptaabes Halv.t Del Monlt Plcklt• Bnta FI P w•olt Aprloots u"""''4 Hint's Solid Pack To.alo11 FI P Ellltrta P110he1 111 Monte Fr1il Ooettail F& P Frtit Coattail LibbJ'I Pork I B1an1 Hunt'• Tomtto Cats1p YutmHe Bartlett Pear~ 4 301 ••n• 4 ~==· 4 303 4 2V. 4 103 4 103 4 303 can• 4 2'• 4 20-••· IIIII, 4 303 .... lliCIRI 181'11 cane .... .... '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 canc cant For . 8 8 Ya1 C..;'' Port& Btans (PMltn Ifill.811111 '1 H•lf't Po.rk I Beaaa '1 Eal•trt , . .,... '1 FI P TOIIIIIo Paste '1 H1lll'a Tt•ate P•l• '1 Hal't Oallfomll Splatch '1 _ Y...Ue Ollltela ' • .... I ' ~"1. ,,.,, '.,, ' ).- . .... Jiffy Liljllid St«ch '*Aix Or Match' YOSIMITI C•e•m Styl• GOLDEN CORl~ 1: $ ~~:. ' 50 £XTRA J .,, ,., ' ' n ,,,.,, For lOll COOt '1 '1 .... '1 8 .... • !:~ '1 8 ...... .... 8 .... 11 8 .... '1 8 .... '1 103 , lOll HI. lOll ShoWIIoat Perk & lllena - ·- __ ,_ JifffOoFJf Mdffil J1rl H111t'a Recipe Matches FI P Tomato Sauce Kober'• Shoeatriac Potatou a...,. Hominy Clol4fen Whllo Huat's Tomato Sauce Swanee Paper Napkin• JELL·O - All FruMed Flavor~ 101 DRESSING Any Combination · 39 10. off LoW oren~UIIt Fl P Yellow Cline Peachea FI P Slion Small Betta Mauel111a'• Apple Sauot wit ~·c..·t I P~SW' I 55 10 .!~ '1 10 hx•• ..... •t to •.... '1 of 50 10 ..... '1 10 .!~: '1 300 10 "'"' '1 10 a.•,. '1 to~·:~ •1 1 0 3'"'· 11 ~k··· cant .... ~0 £XTill\ JJ,., (,, S: FHplrtw• •II Grillo 011 lelllllll 7 ...... ......... ' ' LUX · · QP , ~ '-'',...,.'· Vcdl., lell COnAGE CHEESE 8 ,.., Cant .... 7 ~. 1 7 .... '1 7 •.•,, $1 1 303 ElfTRI\ ... ~:r liCit......... 2t! ,3 J - ' •.3 ~33 ' LIFIIUDY,' .... . ' . _ p lawt • t• ·..:• 'i: 1C ' FEMS ,... .. ::. Melt. ,., ~U)( .LIQUID •.::• - 11 ·"• ~· ' IRII%1 · ~79 -=... .I.' ' " ~ ' '1~ Ill;:... ....,,, '= ' ',',73 "-' ALL ........, .. .. ~ . "•\ • . " • •! ' .. SANITARY NAPKINS - MV'I loll of 40 Ill - TOOTHPAfTI Flaoride 14 .. ' .J1 -..... •. ...... ··'A ' ' Blllluty -'tr-· ' fI . ' GRd H~~alth hOlt. Tulle ' IUNSO BLUE " ' 81 "' " --~:; .) ....1!11 .... "'l''"' .,i '29 :e.;. ........... WllM I • I ~ >• 't ,so rxrr.A ._.,._ Pl,li,'•• ARMOUR BliP STIW ~ine Granulated ·:.--. IIIINCAN 111Nn - .. 'lP. WllM cou- (2) Z.·fl· wn• 'Mix Or Match' 3 -r:- 46'·-~. ' .. =:- 71 2t!33 . 2"1:'27 . !(o PICNIC JUG . PRAISI .... DUNC;&JIII C'*• Mix ~0 'Y.2 Gallon LUX.· i' SUPREME ..... ,... I 0.~~;•• ~lq 50 UOkA SALAI) ~zlor.... ' CQIU Argo Peas c••• lll .... Any Combination e 9 SO EXTRA .1, · '>' cant 'Mix Or Match' sos Corner Second &Mill 5t., Middleport Monday lhru Thurldoy _ 9 A.M. to 6 P.M, Pridoy on~ Soturdoy ... . 8:30 A. lit\. to 8:30 P. M. 5 303 '1 Del Monte EariJ Garden Peas $1 5 oo• Slekely's RSP Cherrlu c•n• '1 5 SOl F& P Whol• Green Beaas "'"' F& P Frenob SIJie 8rten Beans 5 301 '1 Souther• Pride Pineapple Chunks 5 30! '1 Yosemite Yellow Olins Peaohaa su... S SOl $1 ..... $1 Swift's Vienna Sausase I< oH 5 Busl11'1 Peanuls "'''i~d ·~7~i,h, 5 ·-··- '1 loand. $o ...., ...... ..... ttyloo. ....... , .. _ Low ' c••• ,. '" rl "''""'~ Ttte It: .... • To l.imit Ouatttttftt A ..., J-.... • C....-lt$17. ..... ...... NAIISCO 2'1, '. Wltlt olootlo .... ........ ,,. ..... .. zta · • • ·LJSTOIL ZZI: 1 8 :.0:. ec OH Lc!bel . .~'tr· r:::~·- .::::. a.loot he-. Cl. . . CI!BIIe SHORTS ' ,._ I 8 ::. •uP•II MAIIIC•T•. ................. No t..w SPRY•. ' ut• PLAY. 8 ••nt HUNT'S PltiSH PAK ....................... . . . . . ..... a·a Chlld'e Welchad- ~· S127 1a c..t .•. s. c.- tertHJ. l•fo'*' $ SUNSHINI r- pa1r twwololov.-, ....,., Prloo JUt. Erll'fnllllrtM hit Enrfnlll o.t lrotCOH EttrfrtU ..., Lilli Eitrfrtellllrlwlltrrin CltOI ~r-Dtt Pizza • .,•• ~... Plm .,..... Qlilk IIIII Wlfllll . ' 59 ~-toc. ohorto with ""'tchi"l Ertrfrtf~ C1t HOMI GROWN I Delipi 1 each l sr... V::h':'"tc!:!~ H1nl'1 To•ato Oal11p 8 't~:: -\ Roral Prllol loltltn Corn V::~':t"."'.."~~~ 8 ::. FI P lwteiPeu ..~, ..,.... I ::!. Short &Blouae Set Cello ""· 6 := Ctr11 6 79 Spoonsful of Lusciousness ,, ....... 28 Welch'• Oranc~ ••tt So Many Colore I Glrh' Thr...r~ece Fro111FIIdt~ REG. 4S COFFEE iotlt IVANS - 1 FI P Bolden Oom FI P Small W~ole FI P 011 Wax Btaae. lot An r Co~t~blootioo NK· $ l.dy Tabor SwNt Pot.t011 Any Combination !OJ .... za For ·-- c••• . Colle pkf . . C1n1 'Mix Or Match' SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U. S. Government Inspected- 12-oa:. Pkg. B B Ball I 8 Kill 121... FI P Borel Ana •rrlts 3 !:. '1 F I p' Elberta P110hts P~::"' 3 !~~. '1 FI P Ellltrt1 Peaohts ""''"' 3 !~~. '1 Fap Wholt Aprloots Unpoolo4 3 ~~. '1 f I P Yellow CHac Peaches .s~\::~ 3 !~~. '1 FI P Fr~lt Cocktail 3 !~!. '1 Yo..mlle Bartlell Pears 3 !!. '1 Stokely's Tomato Juioe 3 •::,:; '1 Stokelr's Piaeappl~oGraptfruit Drink 3 •:;.:~ '1 ' Star-Kist Chunk Tuna ~:: lc aH 3 N.:n~ '1 DalaiJ Lunch JeiiJ .,.,k'i!~~ 3 '';~· '1 DaiiiiJ. Luna~ Jelly •••,A:.~~ 3 'a;.: '1 LlbbJ'I Ora•••• Pineapple 3 N:~.: '1 H1d111 Whllt Paper laptlns 3 ·:.:· '1 U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Fresh, Lean, Ivery Ounce Guaranteed SWIFT'S PREMIUM - HUNT'S For 2. Your Evans cashier will atamp this card once each w11k for · J. After 6 Aoy c21/z .... 'Mix Or Match' C.~rtbiutlon Arty Combinllion FRUIT COCKTAIL $ RULES ARE SIMPLE! lns~N I. Govtmm.nt 'Mix Or Match' 'Mix Or Match' Outd- Cooklna Specials ! Charcoal Brollad Steak• , • , C11t Any Thlckn•.. I ' • �- \ d' ' . AreT o· I I Oll!ilmtr wo IgP"est ssues n ... H J0bs, 'f"" C . l" • I D • R Y k Chi New or ' eatro acia emonstratiODS r,t ' ,. ' • ha• ~ vlrluolly ~ root..r m.ml ,.... BIC ............ I '!I'. .~ ( - Joba and lt>wing ..... ""' ""' . Al8o 1ft New ' Yn tha 'Republlr... are to bllune " ..... I.Obfronted b) - ....,. .. . off i oonvenUOII ploUorm. , b1ggell lssu.. ia botll N.., Yortr. , IOO iDI"'J'at1011, II'> Ullo)' P•"'"'"" . II Ito -tool lOO picket> dema~ oucb1Junp, Bod! NeW Yoll< and Chl01~o l and Chi<IIIO - '111 they are In / ......, In a ,..,,, doJ 01 con- !rom • J•dy • 1.-..dott' ~ally ot u a Ol-ftl•'ilOJ _,.ltloo He llll havo lonM bavooa r... N• l moot ol "" .....S.UIIlorn ...... olriiCtlOII litoo wbtrl f>irlng di• • oobiH park. IIUI lbt ~- lrilb N... ill groel!!l who decided lO leave the I where alleged ractaJ dlscrimlua- crimanatioo •was ch~riteo. ~- tor )JIUI bu .mttll off llt'IIC~ Juf!l· dale&. ~· U.-e.l Prell ~ the civil rights controversy . times morl!' Negroes than all ~I· South. 8otb cit•ea tong nan had tioo was ac issue . Oucago tntegratiOII (roups at· ~ k' the Demoet".W saki ft ' , '\ With the inte&rdOD prablam Two key att•dt pointa in recenr deat:a oC JackSOD, MiBI. : theJr lbare of racial mcldent5.j Just u a 41-bour ~er ltrfkfo: tempted to lltOftrt to tht- upPf!ll' wau t 10. Time of .daY at the South breaking out aU owr tbe ClOUD- weeb have been_ New Y~. witb Mayor Robert Wagner of New But ~nly in _ recenl month:- has j ended at the New Yoril rtt, tiadl flooN; 01 ttw Chicai!fl ~rd o1' lltotf·ttlon te.aderJ, -w~ btd Pule depei)ds an where you try , IOIDe non-Soutbtn: pllblit of- • Negro populatioa ten times the York ba1 walked through crowds lbe IDLe8raUoa c.ampaljUI ther~ Sundaj 01pt, the ConllJ'IN of Ia. Ed\k"at>(\11 bulldin& tlut wre gDIM' Uur.ty eaay on the O.tM 1r,nd because Ill time ZOI'lM flcialo aro findlnc ~- ID- lolal populatioo ~I Montgom..., _ o1 picketo 01 reaCII hlo olllee ond ""'" otepped up to Ito current not cial Equalttj> tCORE • froth turtll!d back M••Y piCket> MVOI crall< Ol'lloniuiloo <0'1!manded bd dato llneo converge at tift _ cre.,ingly on the 11118 of Ala.. and Chi<ago ~bid> hao " r.hita<O Mayor Ricbard J Daley· pilcll. I reerult.< 1<1 the nffioo of the 11111 .... ~rag,.; to oadd> lraRon& '" •v o..., btiPn .,.otlnr • path poiM, '• · < ot .,, dty'a parks .... """"'' The'Farm Front ~n Oft. By 11.\YLOJU) 1'. GODli'IN u. . PnM , . _ . I l l ,.. "''"~llTOiil ' . IUPII-'11le - - - -- ----~--- . . r - - ........... ...... tlwl $ ... ,.... 111 ' . . . . I eq GlllfiUI per ,.,.... 01 regiOlll IIFI 21 William c. Pa<ldock oiiJlo DePaddoct uld r,..aroh dis<ov- wot• N9rth AtW>ti<.lll: watera 'I1Je c.., lloporllDc board io r!IM . . 'J t!r, o lofiDI ,.._., ~ 1\etcar<k in ...,.;... OUirliJoo, cU. • IJS: Eut Nortll C411trel. 1111 1 ~ ;>rodudioll r1, Ke~~too!IY M(looolri. IIIII ~ ben In the Uait«< Stat.. pro- !lervlce <!:11.!1• aaid the OOIItrol. and noc~ rnanago- Woot North Conl,lol, ""' SOOII> bluo ..-- !hill ,.. . . . /11!. . .. . , C ductd 1U lll lVGZ. '11llo waa in tile rate of loy If of mOIJt lai<l the groundwork f<>< t1Jo At/anti<. 165, and South Central. 5.540,000 poundo. 1'1111 Jo 71 per cmt ol. . . ...... IQO """" tllao tho •*1£0 la,..,r ,.., ecooornk inlpOrtlonct Ill- dramatic lmprovoment in layer 1M, oont amaJitr 111111 '-'1 ,_., 1 produced in 111!.1. 'l'bo Deport- 001111 lllllll' of the ...U ol_k - productivity. By 1111!2 lll,e lntorregk>oal 8"11 <"'!'· 8'1 f" ...,. amaJ1or !baa P'lnt AmlricaD autlllr II ' "l411t I leo DOted ltlll Of tilt IIIli I loyor do 1101 incrolle Iii" Poddoo• liid 10 y.. ro , .. h/ld oorrowed '"nsidera~ly- Pr<> U.. 11167-61 av.,-age, and the . . ~ doinl bor Jl'lrl In 111... daya ,improv- In h ralo of iQ nlflaotly ao she bocalneo mono t1wrt- ati/1 a ar.. t voriaUOII ductioo per il!ytrll81 Yewt tiO/Iod ornalleol <rop ~ 1111. W~ - """"'.... Ill of in<rea!ed llfO(Iudloo. She is a«urred since 1131. Durin& !.bill produor!ve. 'l'bis ftlltlll that the in production prartice•. " •hoWl! from 1!16 em In the South Cen- The board aald South Daklllo, "1111~ ..." ' ff he~iJl(l up ,.;lh production ·~ ' period her layer production ad· cost of produciJIII o 1fooen 01/1!1 by III'P ,.gionol dlfforoncoo in ll'f/ region tq • . eut In lilt with tw<Hifllll G( llai.J productJoa New Yort" llld "LIS j C lrendl lpitkod by tha leclnto~oK> I vaD<ed 114 eUJ, or at tile rato of decli,., rapidly •• U1e rote o/ •1111 output per loyor In 11152 wtslern region Is t/lo! leodht- ""-"'" oeed pro- 1/<epy Hollow." . eel ....,lutlan ta ogl;lcultAiro. Tbo Alrf<ulturo ropoclod tllat- the llej)or\llleDt ••""'f" )'tllr. - unpruvo-1- \men!. 1 on... ,..., .... i J; Roc· tJ. I. Pol. I * ' -t'aymg ·• Hens -· DOIDP • r ·heir , . Part IDN·ew ·r echn0Iogy / \. 'J. ••• "'hll ""-' tlllo - - ..... ' polleo. ·'**"' w..-. . .I ' ' ,.,a. ,.. - - - ----·--·----A --- I I ,. Just Pick Up Your Bonue Build-Up Cord. At Your Neoreet Evo"' Supfr Market 600 PURCHASE STAMPS I'LUS 600 FREI ST.. MPS PLUS 600 BONUS STAMPS = 1800 SI'H ClEEN STAMPS. HURRY ! YOU MUST START BEFORE AUG, · Jrcl TO BE ELIGIBLE! •This is based upan a $10.00 Purcha... - Evon• Super Trim-Swift's Premlum-U. 5. Government lntpec:ttcl . thtn '"' ••l•k •••• ....,, EVANS SUPER TRIM ME.AT LOAF ~~~~ - lb. Swift'• Premium- U.S. Govt. lnapocted B0I_ogna ALL MEAT lb. c., Delillonioo Steekt Waftr Steal• Sirloin np Stub Rill Sltakl ~......,, SpiH·Ciicktll (for Oltdoor Barbteuiac) hans SMper TriM - Swlft'l PremiuM U. S1 Gonmment Inspected SUNDAY STYLE, BONELESS, ROLLED 59 BEEF ROAST 49 Ivan• hJMt Trim--Swift's p,.ll'llu~U. SHORT RIBS I''" o.m~...........,.,, han• SuPtr Trhn-Swlft's Premlu~U. I. Chwtrnme .•t : .• c11111 BOIUIG BEEF For 39 29 1.11. Lb. Seo10nirtll Smoked Jowl 53 ,..... ,.... IMth P:ronn .. BREADED SHRIMP IVANS SUPER tRIM - 49 1. With $1 0 purchue or more you receive 100 utra S 4- H' Stamps. your Bonus- Build-up Credit. con~tcutin weeks of purch11ts of $10 or more, you will receive an· additional bonus of 600 Fr11 54-H Stamps, s1u.•. or More 1-Lb. Troy Pock Lean, Mild, Sugar Cured SWIFT'S PREMIUM - Each Only U. S. Covemme!lt l!!spectecl WESTFI GRAI'I! Oil ORANGE · SHOULDEil 4-6-lb. Av1. - ~,.r ' . . CUt GREEI BEAN$ ., 96 for - ALL MEAT SKINLESS kltie ElliS ••• Fine Baked Foods k - IVANS An Varletltt · PictSweet Cherry Apple Peach CAKE I ..., 27 . Itt Btl a,. Brtlll Y•• hav.. ·t """' YOU have toa•d Sail Risiqlren kotlo tVANS - h ..n... knackl and ocddHr partiH - tar Httto ..,.. 1 't:; 21 CANTALOUPES SWEET CORN doz. A S..-11-lkln~eol PNch with 1 Speclel T - N ECTA RI N ES ... ·19 PEPPERS ....... .._ ......~.. - - - - - - 5 . - ..... ,.., . .. I Do<ltlltiMe Nlotvt Hille cr~~bn ........ ar - I IlL ~591 LESTOIL Plno- lli.~L 41 20.... •• LISTOIL F1T ~~a .. .-- KM Pf.. • ., PI 21 l-·· ...... ':.:--49 LISTARI t. ....... ........ 4J .~ I ... ' TIDE Gu~ <;_ rackel'l ,,.._ ,... 39 ~74 For LibbJ'• Elberta Ptaabes Halv.t Del Monlt Plcklt• Bnta FI P w•olt Aprloots u"""''4 Hint's Solid Pack To.alo11 FI P Ellltrta P110he1 111 Monte Fr1il Ooettail F& P Frtit Coattail LibbJ'I Pork I B1an1 Hunt'• Tomtto Cats1p YutmHe Bartlett Pear~ 4 301 ••n• 4 ~==· 4 303 4 2V. 4 103 4 103 4 303 can• 4 2'• 4 20-••· IIIII, 4 303 .... lliCIRI 181'11 cane .... .... '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 canc cant For . 8 8 Ya1 C..;'' Port& Btans (PMltn Ifill.811111 '1 H•lf't Po.rk I Beaaa '1 Eal•trt , . .,... '1 FI P TOIIIIIo Paste '1 H1lll'a Tt•ate P•l• '1 Hal't Oallfomll Splatch '1 _ Y...Ue Ollltela ' • .... I ' ~"1. ,,.,, '.,, ' ).- . .... Jiffy Liljllid St«ch '*Aix Or Match' YOSIMITI C•e•m Styl• GOLDEN CORl~ 1: $ ~~:. ' 50 £XTRA J .,, ,., ' ' n ,,,.,, For lOll COOt '1 '1 .... '1 8 .... • !:~ '1 8 ...... .... 8 .... 11 8 .... '1 8 .... '1 103 , lOll HI. lOll ShoWIIoat Perk & lllena - ·- __ ,_ JifffOoFJf Mdffil J1rl H111t'a Recipe Matches FI P Tomato Sauce Kober'• Shoeatriac Potatou a...,. Hominy Clol4fen Whllo Huat's Tomato Sauce Swanee Paper Napkin• JELL·O - All FruMed Flavor~ 101 DRESSING Any Combination · 39 10. off LoW oren~UIIt Fl P Yellow Cline Peachea FI P Slion Small Betta Mauel111a'• Apple Sauot wit ~·c..·t I P~SW' I 55 10 .!~ '1 10 hx•• ..... •t to •.... '1 of 50 10 ..... '1 10 .!~: '1 300 10 "'"' '1 10 a.•,. '1 to~·:~ •1 1 0 3'"'· 11 ~k··· cant .... ~0 £XTill\ JJ,., (,, S: FHplrtw• •II Grillo 011 lelllllll 7 ...... ......... ' ' LUX · · QP , ~ '-'',...,.'· Vcdl., lell COnAGE CHEESE 8 ,.., Cant .... 7 ~. 1 7 .... '1 7 •.•,, $1 1 303 ElfTRI\ ... ~:r liCit......... 2t! ,3 J - ' •.3 ~33 ' LIFIIUDY,' .... . ' . _ p lawt • t• ·..:• 'i: 1C ' FEMS ,... .. ::. Melt. ,., ~U)( .LIQUID •.::• - 11 ·"• ~· ' IRII%1 · ~79 -=... .I.' ' " ~ ' '1~ Ill;:... ....,,, '= ' ',',73 "-' ALL ........, .. .. ~ . "•\ • . " • •! ' .. SANITARY NAPKINS - MV'I loll of 40 Ill - TOOTHPAfTI Flaoride 14 .. ' .J1 -..... •. ...... ··'A ' ' Blllluty -'tr-· ' fI . ' GRd H~~alth hOlt. Tulle ' IUNSO BLUE " ' 81 "' " --~:; .) ....1!11 .... "'l''"' .,i '29 :e.;. ........... WllM I • I ~ >• 't ,so rxrr.A ._.,._ Pl,li,'•• ARMOUR BliP STIW ~ine Granulated ·:.--. IIIINCAN 111Nn - .. 'lP. WllM cou- (2) Z.·fl· wn• 'Mix Or Match' 3 -r:- 46'·-~. ' .. =:- 71 2t!33 . 2"1:'27 . !(o PICNIC JUG . PRAISI .... DUNC;&JIII C'*• Mix ~0 'Y.2 Gallon LUX.· i' SUPREME ..... ,... I 0.~~;•• ~lq 50 UOkA SALAI) ~zlor.... ' CQIU Argo Peas c••• lll .... Any Combination e 9 SO EXTRA .1, · '>' cant 'Mix Or Match' sos Corner Second &Mill 5t., Middleport Monday lhru Thurldoy _ 9 A.M. to 6 P.M, Pridoy on~ Soturdoy ... . 8:30 A. lit\. to 8:30 P. M. 5 303 '1 Del Monte EariJ Garden Peas $1 5 oo• Slekely's RSP Cherrlu c•n• '1 5 SOl F& P Whol• Green Beaas "'"' F& P Frenob SIJie 8rten Beans 5 301 '1 Souther• Pride Pineapple Chunks 5 30! '1 Yosemite Yellow Olins Peaohaa su... S SOl $1 ..... $1 Swift's Vienna Sausase I< oH 5 Busl11'1 Peanuls "'''i~d ·~7~i,h, 5 ·-··- '1 loand. $o ...., ...... ..... ttyloo. ....... , .. _ Low ' c••• ,. '" rl "''""'~ Ttte It: .... • To l.imit Ouatttttftt A ..., J-.... • C....-lt$17. ..... ...... NAIISCO 2'1, '. Wltlt olootlo .... ........ ,,. ..... .. zta · • • ·LJSTOIL ZZI: 1 8 :.0:. ec OH Lc!bel . .~'tr· r:::~·- .::::. a.loot he-. Cl. . . CI!BIIe SHORTS ' ,._ I 8 ::. •uP•II MAIIIC•T•. ................. No t..w SPRY•. ' ut• PLAY. 8 ••nt HUNT'S PltiSH PAK ....................... . . . . . ..... a·a Chlld'e Welchad- ~· S127 1a c..t .•. s. c.- tertHJ. l•fo'*' $ SUNSHINI r- pa1r twwololov.-, ....,., Prloo JUt. Erll'fnllllrtM hit Enrfnlll o.t lrotCOH EttrfrtU ..., Lilli Eitrfrtellllrlwlltrrin CltOI ~r-Dtt Pizza • .,•• ~... Plm .,..... Qlilk IIIII Wlfllll . ' 59 ~-toc. ohorto with ""'tchi"l Ertrfrtf~ C1t HOMI GROWN I Delipi 1 each l sr... V::h':'"tc!:!~ H1nl'1 To•ato Oal11p 8 't~:: -\ Roral Prllol loltltn Corn V::~':t"."'.."~~~ 8 ::. FI P lwteiPeu ..~, ..,.... I ::!. Short &Blouae Set Cello ""· 6 := Ctr11 6 79 Spoonsful of Lusciousness ,, ....... 28 Welch'• Oranc~ ••tt So Many Colore I Glrh' Thr...r~ece Fro111FIIdt~ REG. 4S COFFEE iotlt IVANS - 1 FI P Bolden Oom FI P Small W~ole FI P 011 Wax Btaae. lot An r Co~t~blootioo NK· $ l.dy Tabor SwNt Pot.t011 Any Combination !OJ .... za For ·-- c••• . Colle pkf . . C1n1 'Mix Or Match' SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U. S. Government Inspected- 12-oa:. Pkg. B B Ball I 8 Kill 121... FI P Borel Ana •rrlts 3 !:. '1 F I p' Elberta P110hts P~::"' 3 !~~. '1 FI P Ellltrt1 Peaohts ""''"' 3 !~~. '1 Fap Wholt Aprloots Unpoolo4 3 ~~. '1 f I P Yellow CHac Peaches .s~\::~ 3 !~~. '1 FI P Fr~lt Cocktail 3 !~!. '1 Yo..mlle Bartlell Pears 3 !!. '1 Stokely's Tomato Juioe 3 •::,:; '1 Stokelr's Piaeappl~oGraptfruit Drink 3 •:;.:~ '1 ' Star-Kist Chunk Tuna ~:: lc aH 3 N.:n~ '1 DalaiJ Lunch JeiiJ .,.,k'i!~~ 3 '';~· '1 DaiiiiJ. Luna~ Jelly •••,A:.~~ 3 'a;.: '1 LlbbJ'I Ora•••• Pineapple 3 N:~.: '1 H1d111 Whllt Paper laptlns 3 ·:.:· '1 U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Fresh, Lean, Ivery Ounce Guaranteed SWIFT'S PREMIUM - HUNT'S For 2. Your Evans cashier will atamp this card once each w11k for · J. After 6 Aoy c21/z .... 'Mix Or Match' C.~rtbiutlon Arty Combinllion FRUIT COCKTAIL $ RULES ARE SIMPLE! lns~N I. Govtmm.nt 'Mix Or Match' 'Mix Or Match' Outd- Cooklna Specials ! Charcoal Brollad Steak• , • , C11t Any Thlckn•.. I ' • �I '• I~ r : I' ' ' ~ • ' • II I ood R H _ o. n eVJew . - ··"'··"'*oooJ·- .:eorr.,,,,. .J....'"---------~~~ Conoll'a v;w . · WANT AD 1958 CHEVROLET "A w-. --. $795 Bisrayne 2 Door. Original black finish . spotless d ean interior, all good whitewall tires, 6 cyl, powertglide tra ns . Heater. 1962 CORVAIR -::---:--:--:------ DA l with an"=IPiy. .1. 1011 of ma:uap. Wilen lhe ...~, r111 ...,. MIN ! "'l'hla Ibm'• tile Jllllln od!ool. Bokor's faco wu tbe color o1 tile 1o Italy tbeJ Oft alwayo olapplng Ruo111n flag while Peppord 11r1a ill a WIDe oellar or to tbe seemed hiUIItPd with guilt. But . buabes. ADd 10011 ol tbe lllllan both are methnd ..,..,. and lbo 1 olapo .,.. aot oa tho laoe. $1995 Monu 2 Door. Low mileage by loeal owner, maroon fin ish, beige trim with bueket seats, ' speed trans. 102 entine, radio and heater. INFORMATION - IUOOULAnONS ll. 'l'Unl- Genrge after the sceue wu com· apple- pie slaps." 14. KIIlpto' (..poliA) tlllto IG.Olty9W -..... llpll\: 1T. Biblical NOTICES Mrs, Beverly Russell, the Ubrarian of Rio Grande College bac'k"·iiafcl.epa r n~Ylne days ln Chi,.. lo attend the convention of the AmLibrary A....,lallon In Conrad-Hiltou Hotel subconl.....,.. oa atudenl need& -·....- ....... 11 1 I• I" Kayor: I•• - ----- ~ "~!Nt" Ieney 11. Ktnco 81. Ever: poet. H.l<ultlp16- 40.=:" . ...., vem 41. Slopo ~~ eapltal ill HOnolulu 4T.IIOiclt !:: ...... .... XUL'• trick 37. Judge'• gown uwood Unit 42. So: Soot. -63. Jce: Ger. Indian aa.oranu ,+ I" ~~ ~ 44.. Perch ~ I" I" I'" ~ ,,b .. E2 ~ 0. In ,. I' • GASOLINE ALLEY ~ ~I" I '•~ ~ 1%: I'" ., !" I" u: ~ 1. . I" I" I'' r-o;ll7 14• LI'L ABNER 38.365 daya 39. Dtvided. 32. Mexica.D l>b liDe atb!ntion 36. Deeeptivo 29. Bingle ~ ohbr. u . Pan """' .... :i.:11arp If anobod ~ know.; whee Joel i~ . Rf:.J5 7· >4 DAILY ORYI"l''QUOTE - Hore'o how to work lt1 AllYDLBAAXR .. LONOlf'J:LLOW One letter ldmpiJ atan41 for another. In thla 1ainple A 11 Wll!d for the three L'.. X 1or the two O's, etc. Slngle lett er!, a.po"• tropblel, the lenctb and formation of the wordt are aJ hint&. llacb day tbe coca. ltu.rt are 4U'ferent. A. Orrptovam Quotation BW :OJ' WI' W.BNA'l' tfWF llr.A.WlriDA I'NVII VVBAK SNVTDAE - ..,_ on C.wJdiMTtnM MASO,N BW \YJDO U A J K\"0 F ::-.. v E ENHJB HK MWAEK. Yetterd&:r'• O:ryptoC(aot.!: WTTU THE W ONDER'FTJI.. GRASS UPON YOUR BREAST, We.:.RU>, YOU ARE BEAU Tli'ULLY DRICST-aANDS FURNITURE CO, MASON. cry G. Apeoplo 22. Muaic e. OM note 'f. Strong 23. Arm. fiber from joint apveplant 24. SoU. B. Rqlw: Wy poeL 2ti. Roman I.OoldCout 28. Exclam c ll'lbo , tlon 10. Soviet H. Per. to 21• 11 fllllt 11. City, E Ruman i. aa. Lonl 3 ROOMS New run ONLY '299 NO.OO - t...Kul'l U.Chlo-. =: Ill Oil! lt. Bull- newo 8 rlopol queoUy duriDI lmprovl&llloDI -~ ~~~~ 1 , Oedlllng adr.,... W<lllid beUI of! """"' ve d o1 biia to tho Ieee for praett<e, but Cerrall dldn t vo_>IUD· I an tic~p L._ 1_ leer for further target pract1ee. .d rama empm..~~~~. "II II oDe oJ tile lint lhlnp lhal comeo to 111e1r mladl," be Tile rubber tree betongo to recalled ruefully. "I followed my the Spurlalgebbelamlly. :Moofrot cotbemnatural inlliocto lnd belted them mere ru r comes m right back. '!'bey atwayo seemed ' para rubber · tree, aative of surprised. Amuon forests. ,m: ........... ...... 21. tllmut- w.... Of achieve- -cy 20.Vorlet !_"! During the llrat two d111 ol her Windy Clly viBlt, Mrs, Russell participated In the buJid. logs lnsUtute of the college and university II4!Ciloll. The group considered, erlllclzed, ani! prolo. ed 10 llbrary bulldlng plana, !Rio Grande College wlll buDd a new Ubrlll')'), ., Mrs. Russell vbdted tho Mld. west lnter-llbrlll')' Loan Contet and toured the college and ver..Jty Ubrarles In the Chicago area. Finally, tile Rio Grande Co~ lege Ubrarlaa look part In 1 • -ChaM r..,... .... IUbatan CP ll<l'lpl called lor realllm. All A - . . _ .. "You biYP to be earefuJ wbere 1 "I'm a slapper ' iD the Amef.. ond how to slap ea actnu," aald '"" trediiiOD-- old fubloned, plet.d. 17. Egglhapod 18. Stand· a.lloo4 T. Booltl ll.PubUc llpOOkor 12. Writlt' Peppard edmltted bo blcl nev• j•Jt jult 10 bappene fm ID . - teen I Rwl&tlll ~~~ in curate slapper. 1 lludled 4ra""' 1 lhf herolnt wu slapped, but at •.:Ornegle Tecb, and ODO of tho : •.~ers at lbo liJouibt. claSHI iii¥Oived ~ 1111 1o 1 C.mlllllllllt movie and ota "'• Thea I've need a aew lor fighUDI ~P"'6• •-• " he · • ted· "i ,..., ••"' blcl a Utile penoaal OlljiOrieJieo -•· .,....-a In slapping In lddlti101 !AI baldna ,.. 8 Raso!aDbetl pulllnglnd hll ~~~ Jn bilb oobaol lnd judo ln tho '"- One ' pow, . wllldl d ~ need oaotbor · . Marine Corps, ~ oo Aolled bow lllo feh about UN oa - · But It 1 I good heel llli 1 111 bave to reoerve." tile alapplnc. carron flln~c",:.~~ " te 1110 Jedo "George lo • good George wu tempted to ... judo .... aekDowledged. "bUI be on more lllan one metbod aetreu ooco blond hlfol me Oil neck. U during blo l1ruJI)lna ,_._ rr. wu ua r • M. DOWX LLipt bodotead t.Jndlan tzibe:Bol. A.a&OI8 l . Aroo4 lltat I Will 1M •cceP"tlll .m111 11<011 4 ,.,., n., ... .... ... hut!.- - . i· IIDIJleol. 1at of ldl'fiiM eiD't take l1PI o1 11 pod llap, but Cuillopllu ~ II ROLL YWOOD 'tiP! I - Attot 1able _.,..,. .. ..,- bJib. pea crotlll ftlt .,. un Georgo Peppal11 rolled bil bond ''Thera 11 • tWtaJto art 1o otap. able report crt tile region ond beked Ctrro1J BokOt"'o prot17 ping ,..,.... ·Jor IOOVloa." qld bon 11 t.be Sarpuo Sea. '""'· He slapped bet apln aacl i'eppa'd, opln: 11 alapa In aD. "For iDIIIIIco, .UJer.'a tho Frooclt Eadl Ume tear. welled In Car- oehool ol tho •\IP- B lllrll aut J y roll's lowly eye1. reppal11'o !llled IIOI"IIIaiJ,y eooqb but endo up u CROSSWORD a, VDNON IOOI'J' Ads Get Results. - --- ---, ··-----· llhotle. ~~~ II the ~~~· to· tile ullklo; . W. VA. WMPO Radio THRU P'IUilAY 7:05 Breakfast Parly 9:15 Jones Buick Show 1:00 Sip On NeWI 1:05 Socred Heart 1:20 Country Jamboree _ AUT' SALES 1152 Nasb, good tires. In ruoi·ning condition, $125. Virgil ~Teaford, Syracuse, WY 2111116. AIR CONDITIONING I SALES & SERVICE 7233tc. 1951 WI 9-3482 Racine, Ohio. 7 22 6tp \950 GMC 42-passenger bus. Four like new, tires. $31111. 7-1!H;tc Phone SH 2-5442. I ·WJEH RADIO • Smart Styling e Color Keyed To The Interior Of Your Car eFits Almost Every Car e Guaranteed 24 months or 24,000 miles. 10:115 Polka Party 10:35 Public Service II :05 Top Ten Shbw 12:00 Noon Report 1:30 Fan• Non 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 7:115 Breatfut Party 1:05 Platter Party T41mllly'l at that awkward op-old enouah to have &f 7:IS Bright Star Sltow S:OO SUndown Serenade iJIOWIUICI, but )'OU"I enou&f1 to ip8nd It Oft hlmtllfl' us Pictdna Hdwr Sltow 7:30 Sign Off 7:50 News Report - Ohio 1:00 Sigr Off - June 1100 Breakfut Party SUNDAY 1:110 Breatlut Party !lOp 7:30 Sign On News II:S6 Muoo County N..,. Monda' tall ·Frltllf t:Oii Collee Wllb Janel 8:00 Baptist Layman's Rour uo Slga Oo 12:110 Commonlly News t ·O Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of lkliverance u~ Milalcal Cloclt 12:G6 Noon Nan Ministerial Aaaoe. (Rev. Paul Jones) 12:10 Ohio Nen qo ~'~""" Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Healing 7"10 Muilcat Clock 12:15 MarHta I'""' SWap SIIOf 9:30 Sunday Show 7:30 Newa l!eetJIJna 12:211 llullelln Board Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 7:20 Muateal Cloclt 12:2$ Nen 0 Gramt Famlly Wonlllp llour·TbU 10:35 Sunday Show 7:411 1'111 IJfeliDO 12:• ~lure Ageat I"··Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymntime , 8:00 Ohio VaUey. NeWI 12:8 CGitntrJ Go Round Music Jusl For You 12:00 Noon Report 1:05 Worlcl II Ohio News 1:55 Ntw1 Bell Goeasler's Guest Slar·Fri 12:1~ The Search 1: 10 Sporta Todl)' 1:10 Clttmtry Go Round 3:00 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets &:IS 11'- PtctuN 2:~ Ntw1 Beat 4:15 Blaettnar AuiAI Show 1:00 BiUy Graham l:lt Mllllcal Clocii 3:10 Mtd Wq Mltlnee 4:30 Local News 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 8:15 Community Ne"lft 3:~ Ne"' Beat j:S5 Bill Stem Sporta 2:00 Signs of the Times 9:00 LlldtllriDJI t:OO tllaclatl wtJb llou 8:00 BowiiDa Scores (Rev. W. S. Billup•) l:llO Publle Serv1co 4:30 IDlerdtaDp S:Oii Van P;lrld< Sporla Z:IS Public Service ii:U Faml(J Wonblp RtRir 1:110 ColllmunliJ News 1:20 Sundown Serenade 2:35 The Big Life 10:00 MIIOD County Newa 5:G6 World • Niollonal Ntw1 7:115 The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 10:05 " fatll of the ToWII 5:1$ SpoWgbt <Ill Sporto 7:30 SlgD orr 1:00 Hour of Decision JO:Ii Newt 5:25 Wulbercut 8:00 Sign 011 - J 4:45 John GrUfln 11:55 Marnlq Meloil* 5:30 Dbuter lluatealo IIATIJRDAY 5:00 SUnd•y Showcase (aeept l"rttlay: QIUI'dt 5:15 lasltle Boob 1:00 SlgD On News 6:00 Sundown Serenade Bello Rlnc1 1:110 11tmoe1 Blvd. 1:05 Country J8111boree 7:30 Sign Off 11:8 World Newt a:oe SliD orr 1:30 FllDI News 1:00 Slgr Off - June You Got Them Free at Landmark 16 ... Beverage GlaoYou get 1- 16 oz. size glasa free each lime you purchase 10 gallons of ~asoline or more. or a combmation change" and lube job. 1 a tic Baker & Seyfried Po_,.. Pha- WY2-3994-WY2o6301 6H W, Molo 5I . oil 0. FOR SALE, new S room house Wilh 3 bedrooms, balb utlllly room, in Dorcaa. $6,800.00. E. D. Johnoon, Phone WI ,.....,.; WH'(. AUNT AGATl-IA f 'YOU'Rt; LEOVI N G, SO SUDDENLY~ YoU'RE ALL PACKEO'f SO, ..MI$SIOH ACCOMPUSH6.0":' EH, AUNTIE 1 I'LL LU~ 't'OUR T~ OUT 10 'THG ~! I DETEST 'oW--·- S1U'ID 1-EA'THEti BEAST! ABBIE AND SLATS 1 FOR SALE OR RENT ~OR SALE OR RENT ~IRRY to reli· able colored person. 8 Room House. Contact: Mr. Dewey Workman, Allied Finance Sales, 221 South Ave., Columbus, Ohio. 7 17 6tc FOR SALE ~ Thereby giVen Uiat i new , ZIG zag "'!Uipped to button- Portable hole. mooogram, etc. Pay off last 4 the Frank Sutphin real $7 each. WY 2-2204. tate in Columbia 7 13 6Lc Meigs County , consisting "N"'ECc ;;v;Hirn--:z:: ig:-::z:a:g::-:csr.wtng 94 aeres more or less, will chine. One lever does il be sold at private sale to Sews on buttOJ16 apJ~~;;~::I t.he highest bidder for not blind ~ms, fancy less than the appraised value etc. Guaranteed $1,001100. Satorday, Jufy 23; 1963, at 10 .00 a. m. at balance, $84.26 on terms. WY 2-2204. 7 18 6tc uf \ office nr O'Brien and O'Brien, Attorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 24 3tc (}eneral 90 ty tires 750 x 14. two snow lireB 750 I 14. Phone WY 28'74 alter ~ - - - - - -- - - - ===FOR RENT 4 roon1 . 1 five room. ed and unlumishd. WY 2-255'1. FE E·DS IJ IRNIE BUSHMILLER DAVY JONES SLUCJGO TO _,LQIJ!,'$ PARTY 7 24 3tp ••• Pay MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE p. m. 111&1. Triulnph Tiger Cob Motori eye!,. $29S.OO. Phone WY 27246tp JG~~~~~c f;~~~7~B~y: GEORGE WONDER!:=~=;!==~~: r:;;]ii~;,}~~~ . Can't new time-released captules. Ollzy llllc: at Drugo. . r ;. '. .• , • ·~'!:t .' ..... ·' ' ,I • .. ' ,.. ~ . CHEAPER THAN BUYIN1G A MASK lw RAEBu .. . . JANIURIN �I '• I~ r : I' ' ' ~ • ' • II I ood R H _ o. n eVJew . - ··"'··"'*oooJ·- .:eorr.,,,,. .J....'"---------~~~ Conoll'a v;w . · WANT AD 1958 CHEVROLET "A w-. --. $795 Bisrayne 2 Door. Original black finish . spotless d ean interior, all good whitewall tires, 6 cyl, powertglide tra ns . Heater. 1962 CORVAIR -::---:--:--:------ DA l with an"=IPiy. .1. 1011 of ma:uap. Wilen lhe ...~, r111 ...,. MIN ! "'l'hla Ibm'• tile Jllllln od!ool. Bokor's faco wu tbe color o1 tile 1o Italy tbeJ Oft alwayo olapplng Ruo111n flag while Peppord 11r1a ill a WIDe oellar or to tbe seemed hiUIItPd with guilt. But . buabes. ADd 10011 ol tbe lllllan both are methnd ..,..,. and lbo 1 olapo .,.. aot oa tho laoe. $1995 Monu 2 Door. Low mileage by loeal owner, maroon fin ish, beige trim with bueket seats, ' speed trans. 102 entine, radio and heater. INFORMATION - IUOOULAnONS ll. 'l'Unl- Genrge after the sceue wu com· apple- pie slaps." 14. KIIlpto' (..poliA) tlllto IG.Olty9W -..... llpll\: 1T. Biblical NOTICES Mrs, Beverly Russell, the Ubrarian of Rio Grande College bac'k"·iiafcl.epa r n~Ylne days ln Chi,.. lo attend the convention of the AmLibrary A....,lallon In Conrad-Hiltou Hotel subconl.....,.. oa atudenl need& -·....- ....... 11 1 I• I" Kayor: I•• - ----- ~ "~!Nt" Ieney 11. Ktnco 81. Ever: poet. H.l<ultlp16- 40.=:" . ...., vem 41. Slopo ~~ eapltal ill HOnolulu 4T.IIOiclt !:: ...... .... XUL'• trick 37. Judge'• gown uwood Unit 42. So: Soot. -63. Jce: Ger. Indian aa.oranu ,+ I" ~~ ~ 44.. Perch ~ I" I" I'" ~ ,,b .. E2 ~ 0. In ,. I' • GASOLINE ALLEY ~ ~I" I '•~ ~ 1%: I'" ., !" I" u: ~ 1. . I" I" I'' r-o;ll7 14• LI'L ABNER 38.365 daya 39. Dtvided. 32. Mexica.D l>b liDe atb!ntion 36. Deeeptivo 29. Bingle ~ ohbr. u . Pan """' .... :i.:11arp If anobod ~ know.; whee Joel i~ . Rf:.J5 7· >4 DAILY ORYI"l''QUOTE - Hore'o how to work lt1 AllYDLBAAXR .. LONOlf'J:LLOW One letter ldmpiJ atan41 for another. In thla 1ainple A 11 Wll!d for the three L'.. X 1or the two O's, etc. Slngle lett er!, a.po"• tropblel, the lenctb and formation of the wordt are aJ hint&. llacb day tbe coca. ltu.rt are 4U'ferent. A. Orrptovam Quotation BW :OJ' WI' W.BNA'l' tfWF llr.A.WlriDA I'NVII VVBAK SNVTDAE - ..,_ on C.wJdiMTtnM MASO,N BW \YJDO U A J K\"0 F ::-.. v E ENHJB HK MWAEK. Yetterd&:r'• O:ryptoC(aot.!: WTTU THE W ONDER'FTJI.. GRASS UPON YOUR BREAST, We.:.RU>, YOU ARE BEAU Tli'ULLY DRICST-aANDS FURNITURE CO, MASON. cry G. Apeoplo 22. Muaic e. OM note 'f. Strong 23. Arm. fiber from joint apveplant 24. SoU. B. Rqlw: Wy poeL 2ti. Roman I.OoldCout 28. Exclam c ll'lbo , tlon 10. Soviet H. Per. to 21• 11 fllllt 11. City, E Ruman i. aa. Lonl 3 ROOMS New run ONLY '299 NO.OO - t...Kul'l U.Chlo-. =: Ill Oil! lt. Bull- newo 8 rlopol queoUy duriDI lmprovl&llloDI -~ ~~~~ 1 , Oedlllng adr.,... W<lllid beUI of! """"' ve d o1 biia to tho Ieee for praett<e, but Cerrall dldn t vo_>IUD· I an tic~p L._ 1_ leer for further target pract1ee. .d rama empm..~~~~. "II II oDe oJ tile lint lhlnp lhal comeo to 111e1r mladl," be Tile rubber tree betongo to recalled ruefully. "I followed my the Spurlalgebbelamlly. :Moofrot cotbemnatural inlliocto lnd belted them mere ru r comes m right back. '!'bey atwayo seemed ' para rubber · tree, aative of surprised. Amuon forests. ,m: ........... ...... 21. tllmut- w.... Of achieve- -cy 20.Vorlet !_"! During the llrat two d111 ol her Windy Clly viBlt, Mrs, Russell participated In the buJid. logs lnsUtute of the college and university II4!Ciloll. The group considered, erlllclzed, ani! prolo. ed 10 llbrary bulldlng plana, !Rio Grande College wlll buDd a new Ubrlll')'), ., Mrs. Russell vbdted tho Mld. west lnter-llbrlll')' Loan Contet and toured the college and ver..Jty Ubrarles In the Chicago area. Finally, tile Rio Grande Co~ lege Ubrarlaa look part In 1 • -ChaM r..,... .... IUbatan CP ll<l'lpl called lor realllm. All A - . . _ .. "You biYP to be earefuJ wbere 1 "I'm a slapper ' iD the Amef.. ond how to slap ea actnu," aald '"" trediiiOD-- old fubloned, plet.d. 17. Egglhapod 18. Stand· a.lloo4 T. Booltl ll.PubUc llpOOkor 12. Writlt' Peppard edmltted bo blcl nev• j•Jt jult 10 bappene fm ID . - teen I Rwl&tlll ~~~ in curate slapper. 1 lludled 4ra""' 1 lhf herolnt wu slapped, but at •.:Ornegle Tecb, and ODO of tho : •.~ers at lbo liJouibt. claSHI iii¥Oived ~ 1111 1o 1 C.mlllllllllt movie and ota "'• Thea I've need a aew lor fighUDI ~P"'6• •-• " he · • ted· "i ,..., ••"' blcl a Utile penoaal OlljiOrieJieo -•· .,....-a In slapping In lddlti101 !AI baldna ,.. 8 Raso!aDbetl pulllnglnd hll ~~~ Jn bilb oobaol lnd judo ln tho '"- One ' pow, . wllldl d ~ need oaotbor · . Marine Corps, ~ oo Aolled bow lllo feh about UN oa - · But It 1 I good heel llli 1 111 bave to reoerve." tile alapplnc. carron flln~c",:.~~ " te 1110 Jedo "George lo • good George wu tempted to ... judo .... aekDowledged. "bUI be on more lllan one metbod aetreu ooco blond hlfol me Oil neck. U during blo l1ruJI)lna ,_._ rr. wu ua r • M. DOWX LLipt bodotead t.Jndlan tzibe:Bol. A.a&OI8 l . Aroo4 lltat I Will 1M •cceP"tlll .m111 11<011 4 ,.,., n., ... .... ... hut!.- - . i· IIDIJleol. 1at of ldl'fiiM eiD't take l1PI o1 11 pod llap, but Cuillopllu ~ II ROLL YWOOD 'tiP! I - Attot 1able _.,..,. .. ..,- bJib. pea crotlll ftlt .,. un Georgo Peppal11 rolled bil bond ''Thera 11 • tWtaJto art 1o otap. able report crt tile region ond beked Ctrro1J BokOt"'o prot17 ping ,..,.... ·Jor IOOVloa." qld bon 11 t.be Sarpuo Sea. '""'· He slapped bet apln aacl i'eppa'd, opln: 11 alapa In aD. "For iDIIIIIco, .UJer.'a tho Frooclt Eadl Ume tear. welled In Car- oehool ol tho •\IP- B lllrll aut J y roll's lowly eye1. reppal11'o !llled IIOI"IIIaiJ,y eooqb but endo up u CROSSWORD a, VDNON IOOI'J' Ads Get Results. - --- ---, ··-----· llhotle. ~~~ II the ~~~· to· tile ullklo; . W. VA. WMPO Radio THRU P'IUilAY 7:05 Breakfast Parly 9:15 Jones Buick Show 1:00 Sip On NeWI 1:05 Socred Heart 1:20 Country Jamboree _ AUT' SALES 1152 Nasb, good tires. In ruoi·ning condition, $125. Virgil ~Teaford, Syracuse, WY 2111116. AIR CONDITIONING I SALES & SERVICE 7233tc. 1951 WI 9-3482 Racine, Ohio. 7 22 6tp \950 GMC 42-passenger bus. Four like new, tires. $31111. 7-1!H;tc Phone SH 2-5442. I ·WJEH RADIO • Smart Styling e Color Keyed To The Interior Of Your Car eFits Almost Every Car e Guaranteed 24 months or 24,000 miles. 10:115 Polka Party 10:35 Public Service II :05 Top Ten Shbw 12:00 Noon Report 1:30 Fan• Non 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 7:115 Breatfut Party 1:05 Platter Party T41mllly'l at that awkward op-old enouah to have &f 7:IS Bright Star Sltow S:OO SUndown Serenade iJIOWIUICI, but )'OU"I enou&f1 to ip8nd It Oft hlmtllfl' us Pictdna Hdwr Sltow 7:30 Sign Off 7:50 News Report - Ohio 1:00 Sigr Off - June 1100 Breakfut Party SUNDAY 1:110 Breatlut Party !lOp 7:30 Sign On News II:S6 Muoo County N..,. Monda' tall ·Frltllf t:Oii Collee Wllb Janel 8:00 Baptist Layman's Rour uo Slga Oo 12:110 Commonlly News t ·O Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of lkliverance u~ Milalcal Cloclt 12:G6 Noon Nan Ministerial Aaaoe. (Rev. Paul Jones) 12:10 Ohio Nen qo ~'~""" Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Healing 7"10 Muilcat Clock 12:15 MarHta I'""' SWap SIIOf 9:30 Sunday Show 7:30 Newa l!eetJIJna 12:211 llullelln Board Farm News 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 7:20 Muateal Cloclt 12:2$ Nen 0 Gramt Famlly Wonlllp llour·TbU 10:35 Sunday Show 7:411 1'111 IJfeliDO 12:• ~lure Ageat I"··Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymntime , 8:00 Ohio VaUey. NeWI 12:8 CGitntrJ Go Round Music Jusl For You 12:00 Noon Report 1:05 Worlcl II Ohio News 1:55 Ntw1 Bell Goeasler's Guest Slar·Fri 12:1~ The Search 1: 10 Sporta Todl)' 1:10 Clttmtry Go Round 3:00 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets &:IS 11'- PtctuN 2:~ Ntw1 Beat 4:15 Blaettnar AuiAI Show 1:00 BiUy Graham l:lt Mllllcal Clocii 3:10 Mtd Wq Mltlnee 4:30 Local News 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 8:15 Community Ne"lft 3:~ Ne"' Beat j:S5 Bill Stem Sporta 2:00 Signs of the Times 9:00 LlldtllriDJI t:OO tllaclatl wtJb llou 8:00 BowiiDa Scores (Rev. W. S. Billup•) l:llO Publle Serv1co 4:30 IDlerdtaDp S:Oii Van P;lrld< Sporla Z:IS Public Service ii:U Faml(J Wonblp RtRir 1:110 ColllmunliJ News 1:20 Sundown Serenade 2:35 The Big Life 10:00 MIIOD County Newa 5:G6 World • Niollonal Ntw1 7:115 The World Today 3:00 Sunday Showcase 10:05 " fatll of the ToWII 5:1$ SpoWgbt <Ill Sporto 7:30 SlgD orr 1:00 Hour of Decision JO:Ii Newt 5:25 Wulbercut 8:00 Sign 011 - J 4:45 John GrUfln 11:55 Marnlq Meloil* 5:30 Dbuter lluatealo IIATIJRDAY 5:00 SUnd•y Showcase (aeept l"rttlay: QIUI'dt 5:15 lasltle Boob 1:00 SlgD On News 6:00 Sundown Serenade Bello Rlnc1 1:110 11tmoe1 Blvd. 1:05 Country J8111boree 7:30 Sign Off 11:8 World Newt a:oe SliD orr 1:30 FllDI News 1:00 Slgr Off - June You Got Them Free at Landmark 16 ... Beverage GlaoYou get 1- 16 oz. size glasa free each lime you purchase 10 gallons of ~asoline or more. or a combmation change" and lube job. 1 a tic Baker & Seyfried Po_,.. Pha- WY2-3994-WY2o6301 6H W, Molo 5I . oil 0. FOR SALE, new S room house Wilh 3 bedrooms, balb utlllly room, in Dorcaa. $6,800.00. E. D. Johnoon, Phone WI ,.....,.; WH'(. AUNT AGATl-IA f 'YOU'Rt; LEOVI N G, SO SUDDENLY~ YoU'RE ALL PACKEO'f SO, ..MI$SIOH ACCOMPUSH6.0":' EH, AUNTIE 1 I'LL LU~ 't'OUR T~ OUT 10 'THG ~! I DETEST 'oW--·- S1U'ID 1-EA'THEti BEAST! ABBIE AND SLATS 1 FOR SALE OR RENT ~OR SALE OR RENT ~IRRY to reli· able colored person. 8 Room House. Contact: Mr. Dewey Workman, Allied Finance Sales, 221 South Ave., Columbus, Ohio. 7 17 6tc FOR SALE ~ Thereby giVen Uiat i new , ZIG zag "'!Uipped to button- Portable hole. mooogram, etc. Pay off last 4 the Frank Sutphin real $7 each. WY 2-2204. tate in Columbia 7 13 6Lc Meigs County , consisting "N"'ECc ;;v;Hirn--:z:: ig:-::z:a:g::-:csr.wtng 94 aeres more or less, will chine. One lever does il be sold at private sale to Sews on buttOJ16 apJ~~;;~::I t.he highest bidder for not blind ~ms, fancy less than the appraised value etc. Guaranteed $1,001100. Satorday, Jufy 23; 1963, at 10 .00 a. m. at balance, $84.26 on terms. WY 2-2204. 7 18 6tc uf \ office nr O'Brien and O'Brien, Attorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 24 3tc (}eneral 90 ty tires 750 x 14. two snow lireB 750 I 14. Phone WY 28'74 alter ~ - - - - - -- - - - ===FOR RENT 4 roon1 . 1 five room. ed and unlumishd. WY 2-255'1. FE E·DS IJ IRNIE BUSHMILLER DAVY JONES SLUCJGO TO _,LQIJ!,'$ PARTY 7 24 3tp ••• Pay MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE p. m. 111&1. Triulnph Tiger Cob Motori eye!,. $29S.OO. Phone WY 27246tp JG~~~~~c f;~~~7~B~y: GEORGE WONDER!:=~=;!==~~: r:;;]ii~;,}~~~ . Can't new time-released captules. Ollzy llllc: at Drugo. . r ;. '. .• , • ·~'!:t .' ..... ·' ' ,I • .. ' ,.. ~ . CHEAPER THAN BUYIN1G A MASK lw RAEBu .. . . JANIURIN �) . j j j !"·'. ' lO·DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 24, 1963 John T. Reibnlro, Mrs. Dora !Mrl. Ceorp Buru, llulb Laud-! Tho bride, Jlven In· wu ·-'"I 1 blue New Haven U1THERA.N WOMEN MEET erlv Carson, Mrs. Paul Rick· Barker, Mrs. Thomlll H~ffman, the hostesses. Mlssea Zicafoosel!uaJon waa held lD plac. by or- Rut h Clr c1e o1 the Lulh · ard., 1\'lfS. " Hanv Dyer. Mn. lA''"" Bayley• Mrs · Wald CUB- and Goodnlte. ange bloosorns, She 11'01'0 a JIIC' •an Church women of St. li'rances Goodniie Sue a n d J ningham, Mrs. Edwill Stein, MULFORD-ROUSH WEDDING strand of pearls and whle aetaul's Church met on Thurs- Becky, Miss Salty' Roush , Mrs. Mrs, James R~sh, Mrs. Fred Miss Barbara nan Mulford, ~sories and cam«J a white ill ening at the home of Burrell Dawson Mn Edith 1Batey, Mrs. Ph1Up Wolpert and dauKhter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray D1ble witt! a corsage of orchkts .~~ ~lah Jane Powell. Mrs. Roush , Mrs. william ·r.JcFar- 1 Mrs: ~emon Roush, MuUord of Letart, W. Va. and , with white streamers placed on I was whlte carnations with Velma Roush presentf'd the pro· land. Mrs. Waid Cunningham 1Mrs . Larry L.iev1ng, Irere Jus. Mrs. Otha Lieving, Mrs. 1.-am on Sarah of the Old Test. Mrs. T. Bt>rt Roush, Mrs. Harr~ ament. A short busine~ meet· Hoffman, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. ~Iorence klg was conducted by Mrs. J .V. 1John Fry, Carolyn Lieving Workman, Angela Cunnmgham. McGrew, ch8lrman. others at· IJ()hn Burris. Mrs . Chester Campell, ~s. tending were Mrs. William Rus. j SEWING CLUB PICNJC Dawsc-n, Mrs. Edtth 11 M Jack Welch Mrs . , Mrs. James Fry, Mrs. ~~· / s; M Harr 'La ne · 1 Mem~,·s of the Sew•~g . Miss Judy Fry, Mrs . M n F ~ R r~~h Mr~ Jwi~ 1h~ld the•r annual f~mtly p•c- Edward Bumgarner, Mrs. Thel0 ' R~~h r · me on Tuesday evenmg at the rna Capehart, Mrs. Charles · · home of Mr . and M~s. W. T. Roush, Mrs. Everett Lauder· J SPRING COATS, reg. 19.00. Now 10.95 up UNLINED SUITS Now 10.00 Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St. Pomeroy Richard lon~d~C~a~r~· Pfif!ner, 1 music . regJstered guests. John l :m~i~lt~,"M2r•~-~C~a~rl~G~i~bbs!_, .~P~Ia:yedi.~th~e.-tr~ad~itl"o~n=a~l -w~edd~in~g~groom ~~-~Mi~··~·~Ch ~l~or~is~M~a~c~b~ir~CHaley, ~h~a~rl~~carro esMary~~JeweU, II,~M;~-,.~·~·Mr1.~Ev~el~yn~iii~~iiiiiii~~iiijiiijijijijijijijijiij~ Cub Pack 256 held a [Stone. Mrs. L. Those C. Roush, Mrs. R.were F. letta, Mrs. cUBScout SCOUT MEETING attendmg meeting and pienic on Thursday Bryant . Mrs. F . A. Batey, Mrs. evening in the New Haven Park. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. Ottie Roush, A short meeting with the par- Mrs. D. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. ents was hekl followinll the pic- · N. 0. Wein, Mr. and Mrs. nic, with Mr. William Russell, l George James and family , Mr. sc-outmaster, in charge. Den · and Mrs. James Dyer, Mr. and Chief Leonard Morris led the Mrs. Howard Wagenhal.s, Mr. ooys in games. and Mrs. Herman Layne, Mr. Those attending were : Mr . and Mrs. Philip Wolpert, Mr and Mrs. William Russell, and Mrs. \ , D. Hume, Mr. and David, Brian, and Dewayne, Mrs. Lloyd Rousn and Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs. Stone. Mr. I "SUPER RIGHT" COOKED e... lloltlot , u.., '*' .bo.:•!j.:!; 1 eanod ....,_ eook':f- "'·lith oil......, 1. ..:I Am- t.bt....,. ·I 1 Gary, Randy and Patly, the • ~-w~~­ ,.,., .to . _, 'l'llo Poll Olllco U- Prwl .......... ~l'o DtW ~. Gueot OO!Idudoo· ..., o!., lUI!- ever, ·II too OIIIX'Il r..- odll>lr 1.1 ".i!ld ,.... 'IIOUI( Ill 1 ".,. IN ou .. ~ llllnP>II" ~ ID m...,.. eolltlo er lroct 10 las1 tbol di&O!tloo Is 1be hardelt pori ol tile lf<a~ ::.:• :""':.-~"'; . • Joct of ~-, -1 wiD be 001. lie 11111 " wt11 be • Ito; "'1'111'7 11 •' ' _ , . 1o .oboul bb - - Wbn fir tie 4!0UIIit· lilt nc mauer whit not complete tnd lite victim ment. 1 I .,:' 1,, ~.· •oOII f . """" ..... ~ l>o uti be IWI•• It wtll be 11M to•h•• fllo ..... tillp 0111 It, It OlD IIIIU ,.. ioofl weight. 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Lfot>IICbe or bout ol griping polno trao hove a bJd elleel oo one 1 wtUlt~ Jeatt lultJve loocb lncrto'll!d u Y'"l e<>t1tbl\lf ~ ' !•rial or. oato lbo '"•"• bloltol "'lbo u.s. println& llliiiiii'J • lltal 114 to ,.... to be 1 cu r1a llld eel Ulll 011 1 lil>t Ill dul to Ill trrllllllt _.. dlapooltion. l!lmo~onal lenlion oudl .. veptabla lnlita nuta bnprove but ot lho flrlt 0111 L.'"' ]1'0110111) 1110 tllo blot ~ tbould ebip Ia lor 1 ooll<l ~ ld 11101 flop ~ wo'6 IIIII talrt 1 ~ -lliiiCIII ~ , _ palm ohlft ol'tiUI1d in mOIIIIta, tempon 11aro up and picldet, ,ilma, and' ljlices.' muoi of a recurreact of IPII'll' p ~ '""""''loll lie to odltor el lbo moaumetll 10 P o l - GOD- ""' wi!O. trio - ....,.. lbo Sl. Licit Or ,.. tho abd_, and lend to ...,. yoo ore olf '"' another round be 01111"" frQm the dlet. 'back to 1 bla!ld dtel, Stuort ,.., wltltb .... P. J!kltvard Oo)r. btmp jullll.' Jib ' in ltltmnlttent ljlbllll.- S.lllt of SpPIDS. Slclm.....O l!llli! . ciletse WU Some people 1\i•o itad 'II tltol Ito ...... .... 0..0 ... j111ton and 1,1 wDIIfd tab 1 DWe elabaralo ie . . IJO tJ1 INN opiUM lillY IIIIU Treabnent 111..1 aim II lllfll ' 1 ~....; ; !ollow 1 rilld diel lor yeJfl to Ia ~ _ . . , . . ol ''Rio ... lllj>cllde - - · pultng"JJIftt!O_...,.•U · Wo • fllll doub;.,p With pain. With· brellllal 1~1• eycle by and l>rtod or' ~hould ron: keep u" ..,.,ma pndf:! cootrol •., 1111 rlorldo. ••ml•i u do llhoood <d ""' t1to1 r.v """'- el all ollho Itt 1 leatplato wo4 In 1 lew mlnutoo or • lew ""*Ill lito ...... ood .Utute the Jnain elelOOltl ol be<aute ol 1 dillleull sltuall(lq . , 'l'llo NMfl lJ a ~. lot with dna. wt!t bo 1 ~~~• IQ l'fiPOIIdeoeo 1r wtileb the .-. "'"" coq · ' boun JIIU mey paos ,,... goo 1 • t t ~ Ia 1 lito eoloa. Ftnt the tile! ·Weak tea should be at home or ol 11'01'11 that .,.,_ IDfaJ D-. .-..._ and pl0o tbo prtn..,. 111 u otJ-.. ,.n ....,.. • • • 'lllt .... r ~,.,.. - IIDtp!J rtt ., . or a IbiD IOI'Iflld or wiUf1 or all H I• impt~rt.DI fer IH · not be readily resolved. Thll't eacll '11tlll'ldl1. n 11111J J""'od llld will eolll lUI tho lbtlt a: LUdt !lob otool and tills olwoyopv• 1om- Ylellll to .,.,. tltal tllere II oubotill!ted lor colfee. why, ~ ynu can'llearlt wcoa~oukl rata IIIDOIIJ lite 10 blot builD• uaiold mm~ono ol d•~ "7llti woeQ If 1011 I'4JMI Ia ...ape· tile bft1 P.b. pot'll'1 nllof. 10 eoo-01 I N - lltlt dl• Some drugs such u barbltu- trol your omoUms u a• adult, --U.. to lbo UDltad . _ 'lite laro. ~ bJ ~p It d p b7 fMI 'nto looll"'' trill bo up •• II Thlo lo 11 eommon aod •lcentllve <elhll ,. rote& may help to soothe both It II doubly imporlanl !hal )'QII -btnou.. of on aeootiOtlol- "Judoed, 11 .. .,. . lo 1lt> pMftt. moll; K aol b)' alp II trill jill lndtoo .... ad ""1 we!p 1 11 the imolloool ltnolon lllat II ......,., It may, ........, be the nerv.. and the bowel. seek help In to..t>lng your chill) Jood .._ ID ll<f buii4M •tho NOWI ,., no llow O.S D1uio. ar pouadl. '1111 bli Ill Wldorlylng <lUll. JIM! •· oeceaaory to tDike ...,e tllat 1bey ttl!ould be liken lor a dren to control theE-a. Aller aD, t.lonMII) dellghtlul lllllo\fl · ,.._ Job obopJ. wo would eoll Ill !ftlr l'rNlelo Plop don below .. ...U, btl, bout 19orybotly hlo hod It 11 tliOre lln'l a ellr011lc dy,..tery short period only and not with· you .,ouldn't want them to ao a.a•·b area II - mUel """"'' salestllllt aDd give litem a pep '"lllln II ottly ... Olin for tarpoo. Wbot .., ,...,. ollrfo one time ..- another. In II& ... lo alliebo lbal wDI keep 0111 atrlet medical supervision throuJb life with eollll.t, too. job, maybe, lbo It !elk. 'llol ow t1>on boya and III10ibor mo~olb l\l'lttllq lbillk .IQout odltor LJOi!o il tblo' ehronle paroilltnl form tba lhe tromble &olnr utll oU tile tom. Ia • I1WI 0<:111 Evt"Y lotterhead alld eolbo lllllllila'l Gf We tw·o 101 ~ oolt. 1owtr bon! boeomott 10 re!lll~ omebol ore elellletl out, 8J LN C. WUIIIf On All Summer Dresses :r=::::.·. ,." lliln JntUA ·IIIIIOD liJ • - a. Jraadlllft, M.D. M lhal It _ , out o lorp J:v.-, ellgrt IBUII U. be 0 1'lfiiU'<d 101 ...,.. 11M It .. IW ...,, ••• .,.. · Are y<IU one of !be growlnJ .-,ot of IIUKUI. · tNdo to r..,lvo 1111· lll'elltul 110 1!1 ·ol elflll...., ol ....,. lo lie U.U. to -~-I dicl lilt I will too ~ '-' MiiDIIIr ol Who hit ., 'nlo lwei' ·IIIII II nlen Is oi!UI~ :hal may be .......... II , _ _ . llolil W 111 dlllo......, ~., tllpl' 'l'llo b01U11 « lfotll' job to lUI llrltallle bowel! Some docloft puoed through lhe diJeoUve vating 1be trooble . lbla IJ llllen ll<o Jill loe - . .· SPECIAL I I _ Todav's Medical Renort Reports _From The Cap.·J·toJ!:=~.:.~~~~; --h~~~ ~ r _..Itt bi~Jj"';;e<¥l;;;;;;laa;;;tr;;ip;..t;;b;;•;;no;;;;w;;;;;;M;;r;;o;;.;;wU;;·;;I;;r;;H;;Id;;e;;ln;;;;N;;e;;w;;;;;;•;;"';;;;·~ net and ribbon. The fll'OOm 1 motber re a blue nylon dress with whit a~ries and . a corsage o wt11te carruttions With blue net ribbon. . Glen Allen Roush, son of Mr ·) top. .A r was held m the and Mrs. Grant 0 . Roush.._ of Mi58 Donna Roush, ~aid of soc~l m of the church fo). ~ew Ha~en, W. Va. wert. umted honor, ~ore an orchkt nyl.on lowm11 e cen:mony. The table 1r. mamage on July 3rd a! 6::WI dreS!II ~1th a _corsage of wbtte was e~ed wtth a white clo~, p, m. at .the Bachtel E. U. B. carnations With orchl~ net and a~ her wedding cake w1th Chu~ w•th the :n.ev. Mrs. -\ch- rJbbon. Her_ accessones were br e and groom on top, cryJta.l sah Mi11er performing the cere-- white. Mr. Jtrnmy Gress of New punch bowl, candles and shuta mony. The church was decorat-- Haven served Mr. Roush as dal•les completed the decor&· ed with white gladiol 8Dd porn best man. 'Ibe ushers were Mr. tions. Assistlnf with the recep. poms, greenery and candalab- Donald 0 . Roush and Mr. Rob-- tion were Mrs. Catherlne Good· ras. Miss Rebecca Goodnite Prt DaJe Roush, brothers of the Win, Mr1. Gamet Burdette. Mr•. ,, ./ Meter, Ted ond Mildren lermllt, Mrs. Louis Karsdmlk,1by her later, wore a wblte taco blue and white nylo• m-.,. Will1 Mn. Laura Eliott all ol Letart. lheath dress, whtt ac:ce-lu liiley , Mrs Artl•~r Smith , Mrs. Mrs. Wilbur Webb · and Mary ldre.. over ..tin, ho" veil of ll· "hite aco.""""l... Iter coraage When the couple left lor a '111<1 the bridal Cfll'>ai•· 'l'beJ Harry Picltens and Sandy Helen ' . · Ha IVan ·• marrltctl 'l'ho brlde't -Uier ...,. l j Brtlbblm, Mn. Benllce 'Greer, ROUib SPENCER REUNION m~ Mrs. ~ohn Wolfe, Terese, 1 The annual Spencer Reunion M1chael, B1JI~ and Betty~ Mr. was held on July 6th in James Cunntngham, Jtmmy New Haven Park with a basket artd Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Car- dinner served at noon . Th<>se ll ~ou Adams, Jr . and Bruce, ~rs. attending were : Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sayre, Ralphle and Tim· Mason Spencer, Mildred and my, Bobby Dye, Johnny and Ben Spencer Harry Spencer Jay Ridgway, Vic Ray Bates, Mr. and Mrs.' John Lawson, An~ Steve and Leonard Morris, Rol· Coe Mr. and Mrs Ernest Win· ~v and Micha~l Sullivan, Keith gett' and John , ~II of Racie, ~a~·re, and Rtchard Kent. Ohio; Mrs. Thomas Lindsey and GARDEN CLUB MEE11NG Scotty of Grove City, Ohio, Mr. Th~ New Haven Garden Club and Mrs. Fred Spencer of Ma· met on Thursday evening at the son, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brown, h.ome o( Mrs. Burrell Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Ga!den Hazlett of with Mrs. J . V. McGrew and Letart, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Martin Ohlinger as co-- Stadler of CleV'land, 0 ., Flor· hostesses. Mrs. WlJliam Russell ence Moore of New Lexington, assisted with the serving. 0 ., Lila Lee, Jim Karr a n d The meeting was opened in Kenny, JOe Spencer and Ollie regular form, the roll call was Boggess of Charleston, W. Va .• answered with " Where I Would Mr. and Mrs. John Fry and Like to Spend my Vacation." Judy, Scotty and Kaflly Roush. The program " West Virginia BIRTHDAY PAR IT Vacation Spots" was presented Melvin Fry, son of Mr. and by Miss LA.!Iah Jane Powell. A Mrs. Harold Fry, was honored ihort business meeting was con - on his 12th birthday on July 6th ducted by Mrs. L. C. Roush the with a wiener roast in the New pre!'iident. Hav~ Park. Those at~~:~! Refreshments were served to were : Dickie Ord , those attending: Mrs. F. A. Bat~ Woods, Raymond McFarland, ey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, /drs. David, Brian and Dewayne RusHoward Burris, Mrs. Floyd Car· sell, Rodney Joe Vickers, Larry n-.ack, Mrs. William Chisler, Joe Fry, Bonnie Ord, Connie Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Har- and Kathy Haggerty, Vonna ry Layne, Mrs, Herman Layne, linger, Carol Stout, Susie. Rise Mrs. Lester Ohlinger, Miss and Jane Surface, Becky, Del> 11 Lelah J. PoweU, Mrs. Donald F. bie and JackJe Paugh and Mel-l i Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. vin. L. C. Roush . Mrs. Ottie Roush, COUNCIL MEETING Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. Howard The New Haven Town Cou1ncillll Wagenhals, Mrs. N. A. Wein, met on Monday evening at Mrs. McGrew, Mrs. Roush and Town Hall for their regular ilJest Mrs. Russell. 1010nthly meeting with the Ma:v- 11 BRIDAL SHOWER F. G. Reichert in charge. A bridal shower was held on ~ Oth ~ r s a " ~ ..ding were Recorder Friday evening in honor of Mrs. 1Thelma Cpehart and councilHerb Uehelhoer, (the former 1 men Karl Wiles, Donald BumRuth Sayrel in the social roorn reardner, and Leo Gibbs. 0 6 the E. U. B. church. The They decided to hire a full 'llhower was given by the Young Iti~ employee to preform 1\duJt Class of the church. of the town as was required. The guest list included: Mrs. The Mayor declared July Thelma Capehart, Mrs. Otha beginning with 1963 and Jullv II Liering, Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, 14th hereafter as Dr. Bryant Mrs. Harold Bumgarner, June, Day. Jean and Delores Bumgarner, I BIRDAL SHOWER Mrs. Harold Zerkle, Mrs. Bern- I A bridal shower was given ard Lieving, Sr., Mrs. George lhonor of Mrs. John VanM~ter Jewell. Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs. , (the former Judy Arnold) l. H. Reitmire, Mrs. R F. Bry- Monday, July 15th at the E.U.B. a~t, Mr~ .. George E. Sayre, II, church by Misses Phyllis · · I M•ss Mtlhe Bumgarner, Nancy foose and Sue EDen Goodnite. , >eyre, Gayle Sayre, Lorie Say· The guest list included Mr!!. ~ e. Kathy Sayre, Mrs. George Cliff Roush, Mrs. Paul Rickard E. Sayre, Sr., Mrs. Howard Bur. and daughters, Becky and ris, Mrs, Bernard Lieving, Jr., John Burris, The Junior Dept. Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Chester of the Church, Mrs, Howard Weaver, Mrs. John Bumgarner, Burris, Mrs. Pete Burris, Mrs. Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, Mrs. Frances Goodnite, and Thomas Grinstead, Mrs. Cli!l Mrs. E. C. Riddle, Miss Roush, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Reeky Riddle , EdJth Fox, Leah An Burris, Mrs. Eddie Bumgarner, Miller, Mrs. Bernard Lievlng Mrs. John VanMatre, Miss Phyl· and Carolyn, Mrs. Harry Miller, tl Zieafoose, Mrs. Charles Mrs. John Bumgarner. Mr.s. A. .Roush and Becky, Mrs. Larry K. McClung, Mrs. Wilma Hiner· Lathey, Mrs. Harry Miller, Bev. man, Mrs. Keith Arnold, Mrs, 1 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 27 JIHy Froan SUPER eoutch Loaf ...... pkg. lb. Fish Buys ut A&P F•ISh stea kS 4-Vorl•ti" 3 ...... $1 ·00 Cop'n 1-1~. 39 C0 d F'll I ets. F·~· c • h Sfh,.KS •""''- Cop'n John 49 f IS Froun C SEA PAK pko. lb. . _ _l, _ _ _ __ pkg, F-~:. 75c - A&P FROZEN FRINCH STYLE AND CUT . Green Beans 4 Green BeansCUT JANE rARKER , ••. 69 c 2 ••••· 2kl, 99 ••••· c 3 ~:: $1·00 lona Tomatoes Fruit Cocktail s.n••• 4 '::,89c Oii~~:.':H~·.~ SOc Smell P otatoes Wloolo Whlto - Drv MI'lk Whlto Lobel C0(ktal'I peanuts 6 1,_, 69 con1 12 HouH 10c DH qt. •••. A&P 7-oz, Brond, pkg. C 89 c 29C ~~~ 49c Spanish Peanuts A::.d. :::.~. 35c Pinto Beans - · - - o Ann Sa Ia d Dress.ng •••• _ •• •• '' l Black Pepper Beans 45 c 29( ---con S.ueo 10 _ _"' ~~.59c FOOD J LARGE$1 RINGS • 00 ·. o p,... '50 SJ-00 3 PINEAPPLE .. • • • • • SJ-00 CUCUMBER SLICES Heinz • TOMATO SOUP Heinz • • • 9 $1-00 . CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP Heinz 7 SJ-00 SJ .00 APPLESAUCE Heinz . 6 • VEGETABLE SOUP Heinz • 8~.~~~ SJ-00 IONA PEAS • • • • • • • 8~~- SJ-00 NUTLEY MARGARINE • • • 6 SJ.OO 69C PINEAPPLE 2 • • • 49' SHORTENING NH~:.~ • • ' • I.ONA.-. PEACHES 79' • • • 3 ' No.2 cans 0 BY LAW .. , 11-o•. c1n1 15 "''· .JIFS l-Ib. ctn. STOKELY SLICED , No.2 c1n1 3-lb. con s ~ANTALO . ' . \. - .. i ' . ~oaf . c lb• ' FIRISIDE FIG BARS No.2 C1n1 • Fit"Hide .Sandwich Chac. V1nlllo Creme LBBOX 'v..: 29c c CLOVER FARM FLOUR MILK ' · . 79( 5 39C 6 Wafers ~~ 2Sc ·------------~~~; Bananas t:ES~LES QUI PORK&BEANS Cookies-- - ~: . 2Sc c LB. 39c J ':~ 99c Swtaetie Pies-'·.:39c 1 1St CUCUMBERS ELBOW 2 ... 39c .. Potato Chips-· __., 6Sc POTATOES ~10~~-43c l.lman1 Lt.IAt TALL CANS CLOVER FARM Flrosldo Chlcoltll Chip LI.IOX • Fireside Clttwlite \ ,llESH GIIIN ~ Sin Dot MACARONI Lit. . NO, 1 NIW CANS ' , BAKEirS ' Coupon Goad ThrouvhW•dn!s~Y1rlr 31 . .. E · CLOVU F- STOlE MIDDLEPORT ' . .. i' . Ntf:tc:.rines lb. ' . in•• P.urns .... ......... "'" ..... _;,, lb. rl S.kery Speci•ll CARAMEL for , ' Phone WY 2-32M Cherry Pie Filler 11-oz. cans ' PURCHASE Of $5.110 "'" .MORE EXCLUSIVE OF rrEJis l'llliHJjil'r£11 SIZE 0 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS With Thia Coupon •nd ,V•ur c REG. PIES STOKELY CHUNK " CHEESE SPREAD lUCKY LEAF VINE RIPE- SWEET JUICY Concrete is a lifetime buy. It's fire and termite proof - yet initial cost II low. For all con~ needa rail us! Tasty 5c OPF LABIL CREAM . MAINTENANCE ~ 6 9c 4 VARIETIES 9 Elboow Macarom Ano 2~b. 9-oz. I•• 3· c YELLOW CLING SLICED or HALVES , can• ' Ann 2-lb, 49 GraDe Jam •••• ___ ti• ' C ---....;...;.~--:---------,---,------......--~-......- - - - - - . • DEMANDS lESS PACHIIT. I•• 41·H. Stuffed Olives:::::,;·_· GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. • 1-111. A;:;.~::·_-:~ 59c Ann P•.. WlthTomolo ANGEL BANQUET FROZEN KRAEl - ...... _ q·~ T-IDE . I - - - -- l b . JANE PARKER loan• A&P • . oF 1. _ Dexola Salad Old Smoke House 1l-2 lb. ___ ' 5 8 9c A&P Grape Juice lb. Buckeye Weine:s -- 1 Thick Slice Bacon p~~ckage _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ib. Mode Wilh Pototo Flour POTATO BREAD 89c BUTT PORTION- SKINLESS WIENERS ~:,Rra_h'_ _._....,__----'- 49c CHUCK STEAKS ~~~g~Rc~~ICY S9c SLICED BEEF LIVER 39c SLifED LUNCH MEAT r~:.:.~~~~~ . ~· S9c SLICED BACON ~~~NG~~EO S9c SLICED CHEESE ::~~~:D - -- - -- 11~b.p~rG!oRE SSe 1-lb. Medium Shrimp lb. Full Butt Half - ' - - - - lb. 53c STEAKS John - • Pickle Loaf -----· c ,., BEEF MIX or MATCH c Chicken legs ...... · · .. · · · · lb. 4Sc Chicken Breash ............ lb. SSe Chicken Wings .... · · .. .. .. lb. 29c Chicken Backs .. · ...... · .. lb. 1Oc lol', • Full Shank Half Cut lJ p Frying Chicl;en Parts! I !I ONE PRICE- NONE PRICED HIGHER I 29c .\ r 'f> ' h l'-rl Sts. . ~ J sc TWISTS doz. RUTLAND' •' ! ' ' �) . j j j !"·'. ' lO·DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 24, 1963 John T. Reibnlro, Mrs. Dora !Mrl. Ceorp Buru, llulb Laud-! Tho bride, Jlven In· wu ·-'"I 1 blue New Haven U1THERA.N WOMEN MEET erlv Carson, Mrs. Paul Rick· Barker, Mrs. Thomlll H~ffman, the hostesses. Mlssea Zicafoosel!uaJon waa held lD plac. by or- Rut h Clr c1e o1 the Lulh · ard., 1\'lfS. " Hanv Dyer. Mn. lA''"" Bayley• Mrs · Wald CUB- and Goodnlte. ange bloosorns, She 11'01'0 a JIIC' •an Church women of St. li'rances Goodniie Sue a n d J ningham, Mrs. Edwill Stein, MULFORD-ROUSH WEDDING strand of pearls and whle aetaul's Church met on Thurs- Becky, Miss Salty' Roush , Mrs. Mrs, James R~sh, Mrs. Fred Miss Barbara nan Mulford, ~sories and cam«J a white ill ening at the home of Burrell Dawson Mn Edith 1Batey, Mrs. Ph1Up Wolpert and dauKhter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray D1ble witt! a corsage of orchkts .~~ ~lah Jane Powell. Mrs. Roush , Mrs. william ·r.JcFar- 1 Mrs: ~emon Roush, MuUord of Letart, W. Va. and , with white streamers placed on I was whlte carnations with Velma Roush presentf'd the pro· land. Mrs. Waid Cunningham 1Mrs . Larry L.iev1ng, Irere Jus. Mrs. Otha Lieving, Mrs. 1.-am on Sarah of the Old Test. Mrs. T. Bt>rt Roush, Mrs. Harr~ ament. A short busine~ meet· Hoffman, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. ~Iorence klg was conducted by Mrs. J .V. 1John Fry, Carolyn Lieving Workman, Angela Cunnmgham. McGrew, ch8lrman. others at· IJ()hn Burris. Mrs . Chester Campell, ~s. tending were Mrs. William Rus. j SEWING CLUB PICNJC Dawsc-n, Mrs. Edtth 11 M Jack Welch Mrs . , Mrs. James Fry, Mrs. ~~· / s; M Harr 'La ne · 1 Mem~,·s of the Sew•~g . Miss Judy Fry, Mrs . M n F ~ R r~~h Mr~ Jwi~ 1h~ld the•r annual f~mtly p•c- Edward Bumgarner, Mrs. Thel0 ' R~~h r · me on Tuesday evenmg at the rna Capehart, Mrs. Charles · · home of Mr . and M~s. W. T. Roush, Mrs. Everett Lauder· J SPRING COATS, reg. 19.00. Now 10.95 up UNLINED SUITS Now 10.00 Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St. Pomeroy Richard lon~d~C~a~r~· Pfif!ner, 1 music . regJstered guests. John l :m~i~lt~,"M2r•~-~C~a~rl~G~i~bbs!_, .~P~Ia:yedi.~th~e.-tr~ad~itl"o~n=a~l -w~edd~in~g~groom ~~-~Mi~··~·~Ch ~l~or~is~M~a~c~b~ir~CHaley, ~h~a~rl~~carro esMary~~JeweU, II,~M;~-,.~·~·Mr1.~Ev~el~yn~iii~~iiiiiii~~iiijiiijijijijijijijijiij~ Cub Pack 256 held a [Stone. Mrs. L. Those C. Roush, Mrs. R.were F. letta, Mrs. cUBScout SCOUT MEETING attendmg meeting and pienic on Thursday Bryant . Mrs. F . A. Batey, Mrs. evening in the New Haven Park. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. Ottie Roush, A short meeting with the par- Mrs. D. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. ents was hekl followinll the pic- · N. 0. Wein, Mr. and Mrs. nic, with Mr. William Russell, l George James and family , Mr. sc-outmaster, in charge. Den · and Mrs. James Dyer, Mr. and Chief Leonard Morris led the Mrs. Howard Wagenhal.s, Mr. ooys in games. and Mrs. Herman Layne, Mr. Those attending were : Mr . and Mrs. Philip Wolpert, Mr and Mrs. William Russell, and Mrs. \ , D. Hume, Mr. and David, Brian, and Dewayne, Mrs. Lloyd Rousn and Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs. Stone. Mr. I "SUPER RIGHT" COOKED e... lloltlot , u.., '*' .bo.:•!j.:!; 1 eanod ....,_ eook':f- "'·lith oil......, 1. ..:I Am- t.bt....,. ·I 1 Gary, Randy and Patly, the • ~-w~~­ ,.,., .to . _, 'l'llo Poll Olllco U- Prwl .......... ~l'o DtW ~. Gueot OO!Idudoo· ..., o!., lUI!- ever, ·II too OIIIX'Il r..- odll>lr 1.1 ".i!ld ,.... 'IIOUI( Ill 1 ".,. IN ou .. ~ llllnP>II" ~ ID m...,.. eolltlo er lroct 10 las1 tbol di&O!tloo Is 1be hardelt pori ol tile lf<a~ ::.:• :""':.-~"'; . • Joct of ~-, -1 wiD be 001. lie 11111 " wt11 be • Ito; "'1'111'7 11 •' ' _ , . 1o .oboul bb - - Wbn fir tie 4!0UIIit· lilt nc mauer whit not complete tnd lite victim ment. 1 I .,:' 1,, ~.· •oOII f . """" ..... ~ l>o uti be IWI•• It wtll be 11M to•h•• fllo ..... tillp 0111 It, It OlD IIIIU ,.. ioofl weight. A Ylcjow; eyde • ......... f - Y<PI • tbo 1!11'11 el ..., . . . . ~" ... .., ,ow ...,._ 1114 p1uat llJI\'0 11'0 ,._. -pit. ' " i l - Itt - pHIIf UIIOOIIIIortablo Is oet up In ll!lt the pain ~. Yllll Cll1llGI "'f· • Ink 1o .,_ tlaiJ 61. · t•uo ud _.,..... ..-.., Iliff Uldultr7 lillc• I>IW. Ill 1be Ntw~, dtaojltll .... lo lllo dill .,.. -'fllltr • l&iD1 1 to • bJootlng, and abdomlnal dl~ : : the ~ l!rq~ The a1fi0Uill 1M II'Jd\IIIIIJ • ·• ...., '"""""'"" :itlll'l- .....,. 1.70111 _ , .,,.. .,;,. ..,... Oonorll ...,.., ~. Lfot>IICbe or bout ol griping polno trao hove a bJd elleel oo one 1 wtUlt~ Jeatt lultJve loocb lncrto'll!d u Y'"l e<>t1tbl\lf ~ ' !•rial or. oato lbo '"•"• bloltol "'lbo u.s. println& llliiiiii'J • lltal 114 to ,.... to be 1 cu r1a llld eel Ulll 011 1 lil>t Ill dul to Ill trrllllllt _.. dlapooltion. l!lmo~onal lenlion oudl .. veptabla lnlita nuta bnprove but ot lho flrlt 0111 L.'"' ]1'0110111) 1110 tllo blot ~ tbould ebip Ia lor 1 ooll<l ~ ld 11101 flop ~ wo'6 IIIII talrt 1 ~ -lliiiCIII ~ , _ palm ohlft ol'tiUI1d in mOIIIIta, tempon 11aro up and picldet, ,ilma, and' ljlices.' muoi of a recurreact of IPII'll' p ~ '""""''loll lie to odltor el lbo moaumetll 10 P o l - GOD- ""' wi!O. trio - ....,.. lbo Sl. Licit Or ,.. tho abd_, and lend to ...,. yoo ore olf '"' another round be 01111"" frQm the dlet. 'back to 1 bla!ld dtel, Stuort ,.., wltltb .... P. J!kltvard Oo)r. btmp jullll.' Jib ' in ltltmnlttent ljlbllll.- S.lllt of SpPIDS. Slclm.....O l!llli! . ciletse WU Some people 1\i•o itad 'II tltol Ito ...... .... 0..0 ... j111ton and 1,1 wDIIfd tab 1 DWe elabaralo ie . . IJO tJ1 INN opiUM lillY IIIIU Treabnent 111..1 aim II lllfll ' 1 ~....; ; !ollow 1 rilld diel lor yeJfl to Ia ~ _ . . , . . ol ''Rio ... lllj>cllde - - · pultng"JJIftt!O_...,.•U · Wo • fllll doub;.,p With pain. With· brellllal 1~1• eycle by and l>rtod or' ~hould ron: keep u" ..,.,ma pndf:! cootrol •., 1111 rlorldo. ••ml•i u do llhoood <d ""' t1to1 r.v """'- el all ollho Itt 1 leatplato wo4 In 1 lew mlnutoo or • lew ""*Ill lito ...... ood .Utute the Jnain elelOOltl ol be<aute ol 1 dillleull sltuall(lq . , 'l'llo NMfl lJ a ~. lot with dna. wt!t bo 1 ~~~• IQ l'fiPOIIdeoeo 1r wtileb the .-. "'"" coq · ' boun JIIU mey paos ,,... goo 1 • t t ~ Ia 1 lito eoloa. Ftnt the tile! ·Weak tea should be at home or ol 11'01'11 that .,.,_ IDfaJ D-. .-..._ and pl0o tbo prtn..,. 111 u otJ-.. ,.n ....,.. • • • 'lllt .... r ~,.,.. - IIDtp!J rtt ., . or a IbiD IOI'Iflld or wiUf1 or all H I• impt~rt.DI fer IH · not be readily resolved. Thll't eacll '11tlll'ldl1. n 11111J J""'od llld will eolll lUI tho lbtlt a: LUdt !lob otool and tills olwoyopv• 1om- Ylellll to .,.,. tltal tllere II oubotill!ted lor colfee. why, ~ ynu can'llearlt wcoa~oukl rata IIIDOIIJ lite 10 blot builD• uaiold mm~ono ol d•~ "7llti woeQ If 1011 I'4JMI Ia ...ape· tile bft1 P.b. pot'll'1 nllof. 10 eoo-01 I N - lltlt dl• Some drugs such u barbltu- trol your omoUms u a• adult, --U.. to lbo UDltad . _ 'lite laro. ~ bJ ~p It d p b7 fMI 'nto looll"'' trill bo up •• II Thlo lo 11 eommon aod •lcentllve <elhll ,. rote& may help to soothe both It II doubly imporlanl !hal )'QII -btnou.. of on aeootiOtlol- "Judoed, 11 .. .,. . lo 1lt> pMftt. moll; K aol b)' alp II trill jill lndtoo .... ad ""1 we!p 1 11 the imolloool ltnolon lllat II ......,., It may, ........, be the nerv.. and the bowel. seek help In to..t>lng your chill) Jood .._ ID ll<f buii4M •tho NOWI ,., no llow O.S D1uio. ar pouadl. '1111 bli Ill Wldorlylng <lUll. JIM! •· oeceaaory to tDike ...,e tllat 1bey ttl!ould be liken lor a dren to control theE-a. Aller aD, t.lonMII) dellghtlul lllllo\fl · ,.._ Job obopJ. wo would eoll Ill !ftlr l'rNlelo Plop don below .. ...U, btl, bout 19orybotly hlo hod It 11 tliOre lln'l a ellr011lc dy,..tery short period only and not with· you .,ouldn't want them to ao a.a•·b area II - mUel """"'' salestllllt aDd give litem a pep '"lllln II ottly ... Olin for tarpoo. Wbot .., ,...,. ollrfo one time ..- another. In II& ... lo alliebo lbal wDI keep 0111 atrlet medical supervision throuJb life with eollll.t, too. job, maybe, lbo It !elk. 'llol ow t1>on boya and III10ibor mo~olb l\l'lttllq lbillk .IQout odltor LJOi!o il tblo' ehronle paroilltnl form tba lhe tromble &olnr utll oU tile tom. Ia • I1WI 0<:111 Evt"Y lotterhead alld eolbo lllllllila'l Gf We tw·o 101 ~ oolt. 1owtr bon! boeomott 10 re!lll~ omebol ore elellletl out, 8J LN C. WUIIIf On All Summer Dresses :r=::::.·. ,." lliln JntUA ·IIIIIOD liJ • - a. Jraadlllft, M.D. M lhal It _ , out o lorp J:v.-, ellgrt IBUII U. be 0 1'lfiiU'<d 101 ...,.. 11M It .. IW ...,, ••• .,.. · Are y<IU one of !be growlnJ .-,ot of IIUKUI. · tNdo to r..,lvo 1111· lll'elltul 110 1!1 ·ol elflll...., ol ....,. lo lie U.U. to -~-I dicl lilt I will too ~ '-' MiiDIIIr ol Who hit ., 'nlo lwei' ·IIIII II nlen Is oi!UI~ :hal may be .......... II , _ _ . llolil W 111 dlllo......, ~., tllpl' 'l'llo b01U11 « lfotll' job to lUI llrltallle bowel! Some docloft puoed through lhe diJeoUve vating 1be trooble . lbla IJ llllen ll<o Jill loe - . .· SPECIAL I I _ Todav's Medical Renort Reports _From The Cap.·J·toJ!:=~.:.~~~~; --h~~~ ~ r _..Itt bi~Jj"';;e<¥l;;;;;;laa;;;tr;;ip;..t;;b;;•;;no;;;;w;;;;;;M;;r;;o;;.;;wU;;·;;I;;r;;H;;Id;;e;;ln;;;;N;;e;;w;;;;;;•;;"';;;;·~ net and ribbon. The fll'OOm 1 motber re a blue nylon dress with whit a~ries and . a corsage o wt11te carruttions With blue net ribbon. . Glen Allen Roush, son of Mr ·) top. .A r was held m the and Mrs. Grant 0 . Roush.._ of Mi58 Donna Roush, ~aid of soc~l m of the church fo). ~ew Ha~en, W. Va. wert. umted honor, ~ore an orchkt nyl.on lowm11 e cen:mony. The table 1r. mamage on July 3rd a! 6::WI dreS!II ~1th a _corsage of wbtte was e~ed wtth a white clo~, p, m. at .the Bachtel E. U. B. carnations With orchl~ net and a~ her wedding cake w1th Chu~ w•th the :n.ev. Mrs. -\ch- rJbbon. Her_ accessones were br e and groom on top, cryJta.l sah Mi11er performing the cere-- white. Mr. Jtrnmy Gress of New punch bowl, candles and shuta mony. The church was decorat-- Haven served Mr. Roush as dal•les completed the decor&· ed with white gladiol 8Dd porn best man. 'Ibe ushers were Mr. tions. Assistlnf with the recep. poms, greenery and candalab- Donald 0 . Roush and Mr. Rob-- tion were Mrs. Catherlne Good· ras. Miss Rebecca Goodnite Prt DaJe Roush, brothers of the Win, Mr1. Gamet Burdette. Mr•. ,, ./ Meter, Ted ond Mildren lermllt, Mrs. Louis Karsdmlk,1by her later, wore a wblte taco blue and white nylo• m-.,. Will1 Mn. Laura Eliott all ol Letart. lheath dress, whtt ac:ce-lu liiley , Mrs Artl•~r Smith , Mrs. Mrs. Wilbur Webb · and Mary ldre.. over ..tin, ho" veil of ll· "hite aco.""""l... Iter coraage When the couple left lor a '111<1 the bridal Cfll'>ai•· 'l'beJ Harry Picltens and Sandy Helen ' . · Ha IVan ·• marrltctl 'l'ho brlde't -Uier ...,. l j Brtlbblm, Mn. Benllce 'Greer, ROUib SPENCER REUNION m~ Mrs. ~ohn Wolfe, Terese, 1 The annual Spencer Reunion M1chael, B1JI~ and Betty~ Mr. was held on July 6th in James Cunntngham, Jtmmy New Haven Park with a basket artd Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Car- dinner served at noon . Th<>se ll ~ou Adams, Jr . and Bruce, ~rs. attending were : Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sayre, Ralphle and Tim· Mason Spencer, Mildred and my, Bobby Dye, Johnny and Ben Spencer Harry Spencer Jay Ridgway, Vic Ray Bates, Mr. and Mrs.' John Lawson, An~ Steve and Leonard Morris, Rol· Coe Mr. and Mrs Ernest Win· ~v and Micha~l Sullivan, Keith gett' and John , ~II of Racie, ~a~·re, and Rtchard Kent. Ohio; Mrs. Thomas Lindsey and GARDEN CLUB MEE11NG Scotty of Grove City, Ohio, Mr. Th~ New Haven Garden Club and Mrs. Fred Spencer of Ma· met on Thursday evening at the son, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brown, h.ome o( Mrs. Burrell Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Ga!den Hazlett of with Mrs. J . V. McGrew and Letart, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Martin Ohlinger as co-- Stadler of CleV'land, 0 ., Flor· hostesses. Mrs. WlJliam Russell ence Moore of New Lexington, assisted with the serving. 0 ., Lila Lee, Jim Karr a n d The meeting was opened in Kenny, JOe Spencer and Ollie regular form, the roll call was Boggess of Charleston, W. Va .• answered with " Where I Would Mr. and Mrs. John Fry and Like to Spend my Vacation." Judy, Scotty and Kaflly Roush. The program " West Virginia BIRTHDAY PAR IT Vacation Spots" was presented Melvin Fry, son of Mr. and by Miss LA.!Iah Jane Powell. A Mrs. Harold Fry, was honored ihort business meeting was con - on his 12th birthday on July 6th ducted by Mrs. L. C. Roush the with a wiener roast in the New pre!'iident. Hav~ Park. Those at~~:~! Refreshments were served to were : Dickie Ord , those attending: Mrs. F. A. Bat~ Woods, Raymond McFarland, ey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, /drs. David, Brian and Dewayne RusHoward Burris, Mrs. Floyd Car· sell, Rodney Joe Vickers, Larry n-.ack, Mrs. William Chisler, Joe Fry, Bonnie Ord, Connie Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Har- and Kathy Haggerty, Vonna ry Layne, Mrs, Herman Layne, linger, Carol Stout, Susie. Rise Mrs. Lester Ohlinger, Miss and Jane Surface, Becky, Del> 11 Lelah J. PoweU, Mrs. Donald F. bie and JackJe Paugh and Mel-l i Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. vin. L. C. Roush . Mrs. Ottie Roush, COUNCIL MEETING Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. Howard The New Haven Town Cou1ncillll Wagenhals, Mrs. N. A. Wein, met on Monday evening at Mrs. McGrew, Mrs. Roush and Town Hall for their regular ilJest Mrs. Russell. 1010nthly meeting with the Ma:v- 11 BRIDAL SHOWER F. G. Reichert in charge. A bridal shower was held on ~ Oth ~ r s a " ~ ..ding were Recorder Friday evening in honor of Mrs. 1Thelma Cpehart and councilHerb Uehelhoer, (the former 1 men Karl Wiles, Donald BumRuth Sayrel in the social roorn reardner, and Leo Gibbs. 0 6 the E. U. B. church. The They decided to hire a full 'llhower was given by the Young Iti~ employee to preform 1\duJt Class of the church. of the town as was required. The guest list included: Mrs. The Mayor declared July Thelma Capehart, Mrs. Otha beginning with 1963 and Jullv II Liering, Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, 14th hereafter as Dr. Bryant Mrs. Harold Bumgarner, June, Day. Jean and Delores Bumgarner, I BIRDAL SHOWER Mrs. Harold Zerkle, Mrs. Bern- I A bridal shower was given ard Lieving, Sr., Mrs. George lhonor of Mrs. John VanM~ter Jewell. Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs. , (the former Judy Arnold) l. H. Reitmire, Mrs. R F. Bry- Monday, July 15th at the E.U.B. a~t, Mr~ .. George E. Sayre, II, church by Misses Phyllis · · I M•ss Mtlhe Bumgarner, Nancy foose and Sue EDen Goodnite. , >eyre, Gayle Sayre, Lorie Say· The guest list included Mr!!. ~ e. Kathy Sayre, Mrs. George Cliff Roush, Mrs. Paul Rickard E. Sayre, Sr., Mrs. Howard Bur. and daughters, Becky and ris, Mrs, Bernard Lieving, Jr., John Burris, The Junior Dept. Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Chester of the Church, Mrs, Howard Weaver, Mrs. John Bumgarner, Burris, Mrs. Pete Burris, Mrs. Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, Mrs. Frances Goodnite, and Thomas Grinstead, Mrs. Cli!l Mrs. E. C. Riddle, Miss Roush, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Reeky Riddle , EdJth Fox, Leah An Burris, Mrs. Eddie Bumgarner, Miller, Mrs. Bernard Lievlng Mrs. John VanMatre, Miss Phyl· and Carolyn, Mrs. Harry Miller, tl Zieafoose, Mrs. Charles Mrs. John Bumgarner. Mr.s. A. .Roush and Becky, Mrs. Larry K. McClung, Mrs. Wilma Hiner· Lathey, Mrs. Harry Miller, Bev. man, Mrs. Keith Arnold, Mrs, 1 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 27 JIHy Froan SUPER eoutch Loaf ...... pkg. lb. Fish Buys ut A&P F•ISh stea kS 4-Vorl•ti" 3 ...... $1 ·00 Cop'n 1-1~. 39 C0 d F'll I ets. F·~· c • h Sfh,.KS •""''- Cop'n John 49 f IS Froun C SEA PAK pko. lb. . _ _l, _ _ _ __ pkg, F-~:. 75c - A&P FROZEN FRINCH STYLE AND CUT . Green Beans 4 Green BeansCUT JANE rARKER , ••. 69 c 2 ••••· 2kl, 99 ••••· c 3 ~:: $1·00 lona Tomatoes Fruit Cocktail s.n••• 4 '::,89c Oii~~:.':H~·.~ SOc Smell P otatoes Wloolo Whlto - Drv MI'lk Whlto Lobel C0(ktal'I peanuts 6 1,_, 69 con1 12 HouH 10c DH qt. •••. A&P 7-oz, Brond, pkg. C 89 c 29C ~~~ 49c Spanish Peanuts A::.d. :::.~. 35c Pinto Beans - · - - o Ann Sa Ia d Dress.ng •••• _ •• •• '' l Black Pepper Beans 45 c 29( ---con S.ueo 10 _ _"' ~~.59c FOOD J LARGE$1 RINGS • 00 ·. o p,... '50 SJ-00 3 PINEAPPLE .. • • • • • SJ-00 CUCUMBER SLICES Heinz • TOMATO SOUP Heinz • • • 9 $1-00 . CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP Heinz 7 SJ-00 SJ .00 APPLESAUCE Heinz . 6 • VEGETABLE SOUP Heinz • 8~.~~~ SJ-00 IONA PEAS • • • • • • • 8~~- SJ-00 NUTLEY MARGARINE • • • 6 SJ.OO 69C PINEAPPLE 2 • • • 49' SHORTENING NH~:.~ • • ' • I.ONA.-. PEACHES 79' • • • 3 ' No.2 cans 0 BY LAW .. , 11-o•. c1n1 15 "''· .JIFS l-Ib. ctn. STOKELY SLICED , No.2 c1n1 3-lb. con s ~ANTALO . ' . \. - .. i ' . ~oaf . c lb• ' FIRISIDE FIG BARS No.2 C1n1 • Fit"Hide .Sandwich Chac. V1nlllo Creme LBBOX 'v..: 29c c CLOVER FARM FLOUR MILK ' · . 79( 5 39C 6 Wafers ~~ 2Sc ·------------~~~; Bananas t:ES~LES QUI PORK&BEANS Cookies-- - ~: . 2Sc c LB. 39c J ':~ 99c Swtaetie Pies-'·.:39c 1 1St CUCUMBERS ELBOW 2 ... 39c .. Potato Chips-· __., 6Sc POTATOES ~10~~-43c l.lman1 Lt.IAt TALL CANS CLOVER FARM Flrosldo Chlcoltll Chip LI.IOX • Fireside Clttwlite \ ,llESH GIIIN ~ Sin Dot MACARONI Lit. . NO, 1 NIW CANS ' , BAKEirS ' Coupon Goad ThrouvhW•dn!s~Y1rlr 31 . .. E · CLOVU F- STOlE MIDDLEPORT ' . .. i' . Ntf:tc:.rines lb. ' . in•• P.urns .... ......... "'" ..... _;,, lb. rl S.kery Speci•ll CARAMEL for , ' Phone WY 2-32M Cherry Pie Filler 11-oz. cans ' PURCHASE Of $5.110 "'" .MORE EXCLUSIVE OF rrEJis l'llliHJjil'r£11 SIZE 0 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS With Thia Coupon •nd ,V•ur c REG. PIES STOKELY CHUNK " CHEESE SPREAD lUCKY LEAF VINE RIPE- SWEET JUICY Concrete is a lifetime buy. It's fire and termite proof - yet initial cost II low. For all con~ needa rail us! Tasty 5c OPF LABIL CREAM . MAINTENANCE ~ 6 9c 4 VARIETIES 9 Elboow Macarom Ano 2~b. 9-oz. I•• 3· c YELLOW CLING SLICED or HALVES , can• ' Ann 2-lb, 49 GraDe Jam •••• ___ ti• ' C ---....;...;.~--:---------,---,------......--~-......- - - - - - . • DEMANDS lESS PACHIIT. I•• 41·H. Stuffed Olives:::::,;·_· GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. • 1-111. A;:;.~::·_-:~ 59c Ann P•.. WlthTomolo ANGEL BANQUET FROZEN KRAEl - ...... _ q·~ T-IDE . I - - - -- l b . JANE PARKER loan• A&P • . oF 1. _ Dexola Salad Old Smoke House 1l-2 lb. ___ ' 5 8 9c A&P Grape Juice lb. Buckeye Weine:s -- 1 Thick Slice Bacon p~~ckage _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ib. Mode Wilh Pototo Flour POTATO BREAD 89c BUTT PORTION- SKINLESS WIENERS ~:,Rra_h'_ _._....,__----'- 49c CHUCK STEAKS ~~~g~Rc~~ICY S9c SLICED BEEF LIVER 39c SLifED LUNCH MEAT r~:.:.~~~~~ . ~· S9c SLICED BACON ~~~NG~~EO S9c SLICED CHEESE ::~~~:D - -- - -- 11~b.p~rG!oRE SSe 1-lb. Medium Shrimp lb. Full Butt Half - ' - - - - lb. 53c STEAKS John - • Pickle Loaf -----· c ,., BEEF MIX or MATCH c Chicken legs ...... · · .. · · · · lb. 4Sc Chicken Breash ............ lb. SSe Chicken Wings .... · · .. .. .. lb. 29c Chicken Backs .. · ...... · .. lb. 1Oc lol', • Full Shank Half Cut lJ p Frying Chicl;en Parts! I !I ONE PRICE- NONE PRICED HIGHER I 29c .\ r 'f> ' h l'-rl Sts. . ~ J sc TWISTS doz. RUTLAND' •' ! ' ' �1ft= <o ilt¢':4io;oo ro¥ I" ooy1' • 1 L.IT ' .'I}Ll'l@1 • "'I I 'l r ·' • ! / ' Railroads Accept Demand BjCongress To Waii~J Days_ '; 1(• WASHINGTON (UPI) _ The railroads agreed today to a congreaaional request that they postpone t h el r new work rules for at least 39 daya. Tbe action averted a nationwide strike threatened for Tuesday. A rail· road spokesman announced to ~ crowded hearing room ment request "In order to cooperate with Congress." The chairmen of t h e House and Senate com· merce committees had ask· e(j for the delay to g I v e Congresa time to act on Presldent Kennedy's pI an to hand the dispute to the Jn. terstate Commerce Com· of the House Commerce missJon (ICC). The roll anower was given today by Daniel P. Loomis, Committee that the carriers had agreed to the pOstpone- pr01ldenl of the Association of American Railroads. Tbe lor putttaa die • • -k noleo tato el!eel llad bee• l!:tt a. '"· Tlletday, Imposlttoo of lbe ' riles lllolltbiiiJ lbouauds of Joll• .-lot uve toocbd •H a llrlke. Seek Foartb Delay In .ippealln1 for the delay, which would be the [ourth since Ule work ruletl issue came to a head tills yur, tlh.lrman Joho Paillore, D-R.!., of the S.nate Commerce Comlnitboe told LoomlJ, "You bilv• alreody waited lor lour .,..,.., UKI 30 days more II not l•lni to do aoy 1re11 harm." He at,. wlrned Loomb that there was • ·•""" chonce o! o joint .reaolutlon of Congreu d~ mandlng the delaJ u the rail· roads did not agr.. to it. AI- -hoe ••lloowlde NOW YOU KlliOW Recently recoDStncted fossU fiera f.,.m e ~ Negev Desert ••ueau tba& thU regloll wu rovered by water 111 varloa1 llmel ID preblltorlc 1101. Shop At Elherfelds In Pomeroy . Thursday Uldil Noon (The store ciO.. •t·i!OQn-uch Thursd•yl Frid•y store ho11rs. art 9 to 5 and Saturd•y store li011rs •r• 9 to 9 in the evening. e T•ke Adv•nt•ge of the Vllues •II over. the store during the July Clear•nce Sale. VOL XV NO. 85 • t ' did 101. "'Je<llol 1111 ....,... all. Tile uallbf· llave ob)ed. • at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO eol lo •Y oolttlloti Ill ". ~~, I tov•lve compoloory ~ ~- ~' 11oto ,..1<~ IIIey aay "' • •· o stroy Ill< prloelple of ~. Uve loarplaiiiJ. : WoHe said the railroads not regard Kermedy's ICL "'"" a• comt>UISOI'J' arbitratiOn since it permito the compani., and unions to M:ttle out of court during a two-year waiting per~ iod . He said the uniOM might bargain "in a more realistic "' Ioree of jow, Ill poycholop. eat impool toold be beovy. WoHe jostiliool Woclnetdly nldll lhol ' lhe railroadJ had accepted eve!')' aotutlon proposed by oll lito I(OVeromont agoncleo ar ol!lc:ialo who ..tered Into the diojlulo. Bo -.ld tbo rallnado loOfl part: II "rea) c.lledlve bar· ,...,..,.. 11m said dte ulo• though 1uch a resolution ha1 .a o!. ')'be hood of 11(10 Pl tlto lllliou Jnvolvo:l - H. 1!:. Gl!llorl of lheBrolberhoodol~ Fi......., and Eoginomon - Jlld W~y biB unioll opposed the Preoident'• plan op "" ground it w0111d torn lito ICC into • labor court iqd might ra. suit in compuiiOf'Y arbitratlOII, WEATHER enttne THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1963 . fashion" In tbo lu!oWiedg, lhM · the vorloos upecll of !he dta. put.! are aoinl to bo dla..,.od ... Folr llontoP Frillay, HIP PRICE FIVE CENTS ' Taft Bill Pro Elberfelds In Pomeroy· ses H & R Firestone SAYS: 99 WHITEWALLS 6.70-7.50 FOR United On Key 1964 Issues MEIGS THEATRE .t' ti·MONTH POMEROY. OHIO ROAD-HAZARD GUARANTEE TONIGHT & THURS. July 24-25 NOT OPEN Ow· Nfill Tl'a~dtl. idrmfili.nl. by Mrdallicm and 1hop fiWI'l.. en GUARANTII;ED 1. Agaimrt defec::t& iu worbnaDShip and materials during lire of 'ti'E!ad. ' 2. Against nonnal road hazards (eJr;cept repairable punctures) encountered in eve,-yday paH!II!nM'er car UiHI for 12 months. ReplaCt!ments prorated on tread Weu' aw:l ·ball!;d au. liat prieell cwreot at lime of adjltltment. ' Hartley &.Benneff IIAVANfl - Soviet Premier Nlkita Khruahcbev may arrive in Havana today to take part In FrkJAx'.s mass observance · tht'tlMB aimlversary o( the abortlv• · Santiago revolt, it wa8 reported here. In Taping TV Safety Show Sigman, 'Enterprise Boy', Is Having Wonderful Time New Arrivals For···. SEE THE MANY NEW STYLES NOW! ~&lJJ~ D URGENT' TIME IS GE'ITING SHORT! D D---/ "Have your A!tend. Party In Gallipolil Manday mocs every way. •• Mrs. Marie Hawkins o! Mid· dleport attended a party given by Mrs. Helen Strong at ber borne In GaDipollo Monday ev· 'enllno.. The potluck dinner was aerved at e p. m. In honor .or . Gertrude Markle and Mn. Mable Porter, who recenUy re· !rom the GaUlpolis State lnotltute. fl large group o! cofrom the lnsUtute at· tended !he dinner and enjoyed the well-plaoned evenin&. so long as they're handsewnsf" ENTERTAIN SUNDAY We're Heading For Last Roundupll BAKER'S BIG Removal Sale We don't want to move merchandise to our new location - we just CUT THE PRICE and you get the bargains PRONTO! · BAKER FURNITURE • ' SAL I MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan enb•rtallned a JII'OIIP of relatives with a dinner SUoday at their borne, Rock Springs Road. sent were Mr. and Mrs. C. 1!:. and Carl HoOey o! Col· umbus. Mike Smith_, o! Grut Lol••• Naval llaJe, Ml'll. Jack Col< UKI children, Erin and Brett, Mn. Florence Holley and Mr. UKt Mn. Lo&an and son, Skip. GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mr1. Charles R. Karr l!r...tertalned with a dinner Sunday at their home, Naylors Run Hill. Guosta were Mr. UKI Mrs. Edward T. Bauer and Pol· ly Ann of Marion, Mr..... Mn. Floyd Griffith and Ray and !lonna and Mlsa Polly Col'umll!IS, Mr. and Mrl. CbarR. Karr, Jr .• aod RodDey Je!lrey, Mrs. Cbarleo Lytle ..... aod lleaDetl Roulb. Complete llno of Con· ni• '"~ Parle Fothlon Sport Sh-. l'lalt N. Y. UNITED Ghaha'o deiii8Dd lor oUIJieDOioo !rom the ti001 unleu It !roes Ita territories by mid er had dwlndllnj In divided A!rlcaD group lnday, and 4r- lhoH. Wldlhl MAo AA-IK. 0 Pricaol from 4.ft to 9.9t Oct. 22nd Deadline I demand .the:-~t lor your money. Naturally your gleaming, richly waxed mocs _ . have handaewn vampa. You'll he smarter -than_ever in green, or bronze .J'all Vlvlds-as well as black or broWil! AB ,seen ID Sovon You toon. ••• . ~. ' ~· '•. flo. day M-1!. ...., tootpt ll 1M � 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. 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