http://66.213.69.5/files/original/90ba345e76fba2f87b42827c6e1aab4c.pdf ac9d92e353e9fc64e067c722dd4fc2eb PDF Text Text .. ~: ., ('· ' 8-Da!ly sentinel, Pomeroy·Midclleport, Rules, Categories for County Fair Flower Show Next Month Announced Rult>S for entenng rompetitioo in the Flowers and Plants Department of the 1965 Meigs County Fair were announced today by Margart"t E. Lewis. chairman. Theme of tht> "hiJw i~. ·· u ·s Alway5 Fair Weath· er '' 4. New Moon Tonight - cres· cent. 5. High Today - Zero- Tall arrangement with cool cJ!or>. 6. No Reliet From The Heat - Using flowers in warm ('olor!<. 7. Heavy Frost Soon - Using fruit aod-or vegetables with flowers aod-or foliage. 3. Tornado Warnings - Wind· Junior Arrangements- Ages 9 through 12. I. No School Because of Wea. tiler. Your own idea of • joyful arrangement. Junior Specimens - Must be grown by Juniors up to aod ID· eluding 12 years of age. 1. Marigolds - large - 3. 2. Zinnias - large - 3. RULES 10. Drought Conditions · ·too 1. Rose Hybrid tea, one. ThE' show is opt'n to the pub- or treated m2terials with rocks. 2. Rose Floribun.Ja, one stem. tic . 11. While Christmaa In Sight 3. ztn,Jia - large - 3 oJ one - Any Christmas arran~•ment color. fil ·k - - Must include some real plant 4. Zinnia - . . . One hundred daednd thu;ty child· ,M rf. dD< J h MpulforR.l DebMLre rendweret • wthar b>al.utges, fatec· hu 1llorM, od n aKt h' ey ,Meadtt· cor mg. o etr a It y, a r c e ea. uws, at y : completiOn of the recent two- ows, Sherrt Ann Turner, Mart· w-:ek swlmmmg_ ~ourse at the anne Kloes: Dun Vaugn.o , Per~ Middleport Mumclpal pooL Re- ry Ault, Timmy Rawling s, plicas of frog,. turtles, tadpoles Debby Triplett, Mike Haley, f1sh and Red Cross baf\ges were ~arbara F~ltz, VIcki H a _1J, tion , mstructor. but marked "Not fur Competl· material but may be Dried. one color. treated, colored, or painted. 5. Gladiolus - one spike. 12. Fair Weather - Suggest- 6. Marigold - large - 3 ·•f ive of Meigs Co. Fair. one color Junior Arrangements - Ages 7. Cockscomb - plume, one. up to and including 8 yec s. 8. Cockscomb- crested, one l. Sunny .md Warmer- Sug9. Dahli& - large, o.ne. gestive of outdoor fun. 10. Dahlia - Pom-pom - 3 of 130 Ch"Id I ren are w·Inners Of Swun"mi"na Course Award , by Mrs. Thomas . Scall~. Chester Kmg, James in M~blle, Wlu~ Red Tadpole' - Brenda Bohn, The staging eo mnurree will Blue Frsh - Jamce Janice, Kmg. ht>lp the exhibitor to ~ ~ a~e n~e :olterb John J;seph Blak~l ~oe Pink Frogs - Ricky Lee Bo· f!xhibt ts. . i p?s~n Faum, ;mm)' 1 aMe. lin, Mary Midkiff Beth VaughExhibits must remflm in place , ~n rogs - amue E c~ an, Todd Rawling~, Cynthia Hin· unlil 4 p.m. Sa turday . Any ex KtnneyG Jr... Da;"'y Lowery. dy, Timmy King . hibit removed be rore Lhat t 1me Dark . ree? Turt es- ~' a r Y. will rorfeit any premium award Bo~gs, Kevm Yeauger, Velvet Red Cross Ba~ges were preed. Exhibitors must remove SwiSher. P&ula . Kloes. Red sented to: Be ~ '"""' >lodge then entr ies after cluse of ~how Tadpoles - David Blake, Nan· G~y Rh~es, K~thy Harns, as soon as possible. cy Stanley, June Wamsley,_ Te· Ricky Trtplett, Bill Vaughan, Nu art ifi cial or >~r• i f idally re_sa Muncy.. Ricky MeKmght, Scott Walton, Dmna Carsey, cohmM plant matertal ..,Pr mlt· Kl_mberly Wme~renner, KeUy Tom.my Reed , Le~nne SPilo, ted except as stated Wmebrenner, Vtcky Cundlfl, Wllham Stanley, Ketth Lisle, Accessorre.< are perm• tted In Greg Cundrff , Kareo Batty, Mt· Beth . Fultz, . Melinda Amsbary, all cla5ses un less otherw 1 s~ stat chael Muncy, S~tt Reuter •. De- I 1bb1e Harns, M~rty Vaughan, e.. bora Mengel, Mrchaer Hindy, Roger Karr, Eddie Helems. . t;:xhrbitors may en: er " many *mmr~-~alls,GEugene MD:1t: Advanced Badges _ Millsa diVISions as desrred, but may ma D 1 .drt,B reftory ~I n Rizer Marc French Mark make only one entry m e.ch ney, avt urne • WI am We ' Franklin Rl ~ Leno class . . Bcrnell, Joe Wnloschek, Becky Mi::~l. lntermedia~e 'sad e:. E\lery exhibitor must put Fultz. Patt Harris Brenda Tag lor and Birmlngl.am, Ala., with ~·~· PHELPS 1 tl The ·~· er re ·• ves Y also slopwhich are rtadily rooted-show ped In WashJ,,gton, D. C. en· Mr. aod Mri. A. L. Pbelpo how. route home for a visit with her Jr. of SyNc~ are IDDOUDc2. Dried material- show how s... , HMr. and Mrs. Walter Mur· hlld ODIJqelomo;:'arllof~ tbeCIIr 3. Collecuon of nstur• 's re- ray am.. a.._ r eao ~ ~. esources - as weathe..·&' wood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dumble land, 100 of Mr. and M r 1• lichens, natural containei-s, etc: B.ry~ of Columbus vistted Walter Cleland, Racine. No 4. Picture made from dried bis staler, Mr. •nd Mrs. J . E. wecldiDI date lw heaa oet. plant m... ol Harley They came to attend 5. Rocks :_·labeled. the Democr!tic rally held at VISIT CAMDBN PARK 6. Collectiol. of shells - lab- the Meigs .•atr Grounds Sun· eled. day. Mr. and Mra. Franklin Mar7. Wild flowers and ~lan!J Jab- Mr. and Mra. Paul Haptoa· liD and daughters, Angela Sue eled. stall, Edith and BUI, and her and MBriO Elaine end Francea parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin. spent Sunday at CamSharp spent the week end iD den Park. Tbe Martins' aon. t Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. mos. Franklin Andrew, spent Otn ulenn Sharp. The Haptonstalls the day with bis grandmother, r.cently returned from a vaca· Mrs. Howard Wilson, HIgh tion trtp to Washmgton, D. C. Stree~ Middleport. Mrs . .Don Burkey of Marie!· ta IS Vtstlmg wt!b her parents, HOLD WIENER ROAST Mr. a"d Mrs. C. A. Emml~h. Scoot Troop 349 held a lamMr. _E~l~ is ~II at Meigs lly wiener roast SUnday, July Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gar· Gene · ..1Js;.~ital m Po~roy. 19th at the Pomeroy G 01 f rett of Dunbar, W. Va. visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wiley of Course Games were Ia ed. and Friday witi. her mother, Mrs . New Haven, W. Va ., and Mr. the ~p performJ Jttierent B. F. Gravely and ber sister, L. R. Wiley and son, David, oro skill. The birthda of Scout Mrs. J . A. ~\~en. attending the World 's Fair in Robin PhaJln was 8 10 celebrat. b T Omeroy Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush New York. The Loyal Women's Class of Lloyd Corbin and family. 'rhL sda) evenlng at the cbu·-ch Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble at 6 p. m, The members of spent the weekend in Logan tht Loyal Men's Class are in~ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. vited to the picnic. Those atOtto lies. · lendmg are asked 1<> bring t!Jetr own tabk service. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rusehel Miss Di1nne Criswell, daugh~ and son, Mark moved today, ter of Mr. aod Mrs. James frr~m Pon1e~oy to Columbus Criswell, Lincoln-St. is 8 medwhere Mr. Rusche! Is employ- ical patient a< Holzer Hospital. ed. She is reported as slightly imMr. and Mrs Don Rea s t proved from a severe illness. the weekend ~ Columbus :'h Her parents are with her at their daughters and !Ons·ln·laW the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Larr Bunce and Mrs. Mltfy Lyons entertainr d son Stevie and M/ and Mrl witb a dinner at her home on Larry Thomas ~d daug~·er· Saturday evening. IJ'hose at· Melinda. ' tending were Mt. and Mrs. C:,ail Miller and their daushter and Mr. and Mrs. Le~y Watson fli.lllily, Mr. and Mrs. Earl spent the weekend m Colum- sm· . .on, Timmy, of , ... a':" 1 PLAN SALE Eva eline Cha ter OES , ng P ' ' \l~dd~por~ will Tnsor a bake ·so e . atu ay J Y 35 In the . ~~g formerly occupied by , ., P company. MEIGS THEATRE Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Casto und family . l'h•y were accompanied home by !la· vid and Diana Casto who will visit them. Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner undOI' went surgery Saturday at Metgs General Hospital and is conv•· lesclng nlcely. POMEROY, ON10 You'll Have Up To Three Years To Pay On Easy Monthly Terms Croci It Life lnouronce At No Extro Coat llli. ef\S 14aUonal B hk. . MEET TONIGIIT Chest., Council Daughtero of LAST TlMI TONIGHT America "ill meet ir regular July 21 session tooight at 8 p.m. The "MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" (Techuicolor) charter wdl he draped In memRock Hudson, Paula Preotlll ory of Addle Hawk ar«< there Coloreutoom will he lnltlsbon. All members are ••ked to wear •hit.. PotWEDNESDAY, July 22 luck refresbn...ts will b• serv· NOT OPEN ed following the meeting THURS. l'lllv SAT. .GIVE PICNil July U-24-25 Billy Wilder's Mr. and Mrs. Gail Ill II e r "IRMA lA DOUCI' bela a lamll~ picnic dinner SunCTechnicolor/ Jack Lemmon. Shir e7 Mae- day at th• !v.uldleport Roadside Laine. This picture is for Park. '!'bose •ttendlng lnduded ADULTS ONLY• their cnildren and families, Mr. One admlnlon only: 80c, aod Mrs. Earl Smith aod sons, IUN. MON. and TUIS. 11mmy, Earl and Joey, Mr. aod July 26-27·21 'Irs. Mick Miller and sons, Jeff. 'CAPTAgtec~!~o~C:r· M.D: GretOI'f _Peek, Ton, Curtlo, the fa~ term at Obio State University. In September he wiU continue his studies in the School of Dentistry at OhiO State. He has been visitlq his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks • ··" . ly thJS su nmer Miss Sarah Bechtle, Colum· bus spent .he weekend with her ~arents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack BechUe and son, Dar:ell. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stoba~t and daugllter, Karolea, of Mi· 811)1, Fla., came for . with her parents, Mr. and Mr·s. Guy Shuler and daughter, Sherrie. Mr. Stobart returned to FIOTI· da leaving Mrs. Stob~t and da~hte; 1or .£ longer vwt. Mtss Cora 1 has returned from Soul'l Charleston, w. va. after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Probasco. Mr. aod Mrs. Probasco accompanied her to her h9me. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby King of Lansing, Mich. have returned w tllelr home alter spe.odfnt. the pa. . week with her mother, --------...IIIUfll The Women's Guild of th I Federated cborch will bava their "Christmas In July" PI"' ty Wednesday eventna, In 1114 1 church social room. This 1.1 mbsionary meeting aod the of. lerlnfl taken will he aent 14 CARE There will be Cbrlat. mss p;.gram and ...,'; 1 b Add Jaly ll eateU:ar ~ z Pedro, Violence Spreads .Through Brooklyn ,;;,;lo.. ..l ..,:-....-. eqt~~ ;' Lary L. Tracy wUI preaenl CaiSsu, TH AIO Res~lte \'r-8 "L I ht Mrs. Morris A. Craf~ Brothers are W.I.R8AW - The Polish ed forces, strongest In the li~es, turned out today for parade lor Soviet Premier 1a S. J<hrQShchev, who warned Ashland, Ky., Mrs. Jerry L. Poore, AsbJand, Ky., Joe Stew· art, Rt. 3 Ashland, Ky ., George E. Norman, Greenup, Ky., Terry L. Drennen, Ravenswood, W. Va., Mrs. BIHy R. Sullivan, WUGauge readings: Gallipolis son, Okla., Jameo C. Self, Bar· PT. PLEASANT Two broDmn 11.4, 12.4, runnlng 3\1 feet tJesville, Okla., Barbara A. Self, thers from Milton W Va were Patients in Fracas' Wake River NeWS on rollers, ...vm . Unit..,) S:nt : · WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1964 NO. 83 Pomeroy~Mason 20.- Bartlesville, OkJa., Mrs. James overnight patienb 84, Pt. Pleasant 24.42, Hinton .~ falling , Kanawha Falls .249 rismg, Charleston 17.78 falling. London, Marmet and Winfield dams were on the sills. Oblo River- Mr. Chris down 13, 2 a m.; New Martinsville up 14, 2:10p.m.; A. J. Patten up 14, 3:45a.m. ; Warren Hougland down 14, 5:30a.m.; R. G. West up 15, t p.m.; Reliable down 16, 1:21J a .m. ; Walter WW!am· son down 16, 3 a.m.; Vulcan up 16, 4 a.m.; Rose G. ap 16, 5 a. Self, Bartlesville, Okla., and Tracy J . Sullivan, Wllson, Okla. Births Mrs. Jamt Y. . Hanlon, Rt. 1 Letart, W. Va., daughter, 3:58 p.m. Monday. Mra. Ben Bickers, Bidwell, daughter, 2:52 p.m . Monday. Mn. Donald E. Ro·.,.h, Rt. I Pl. Pleasant, son, 10:35 a.m. Monday. Valley H Tuesday that Communists must our weapons" while a. waiUng the QUtrome of the U. S. pre8ideutial election. Khr!lshchev, here to help tho Polish Communist regime cete· ~rate its 20th · used a·party rally Tuesday to 1~e first auack by a Sovitf IJclol no Sen. Barry Goldw>ter, Ute Republican presi"dentiaq " clean ~ Pl~asant Ita! oufferln from ~ises sustain!. ln 1 fracas Sunday nlgbt at 1 he cub and Hitching Post at Hogsett · The two men, Thurman Chapman, 42, and Lloyd Otapman. 35, allegedly were beaten by a groop of young men with cue sUcks alter Lloyd Chapman ol· legedly struck Geneva ChapDischarged man, ex·wlle of Thurman, wh9 Patients recently discharged was a pstroo of the Hltclllng lncluded Homer Hill, Mrs. Ka· Post when the brothers enter· thryn Callahan, Mrs. C. J . ed. Thlrty~five stitches were Douglas, Mrs. E . E. Gordon, required to close the '!OUndl Jacob Snyder Mrs Jamea: Har- of Lloyd Chapman. · ~uzon McQuaid, ' ' Mrs. John Tbunnan WIIS charged with rrs, J . Fick, Charles T. Rhodes, Pa- brandisning 1 weapon and tricia Davia, Tony D. Burnhei· Lloyd was charged with aamer, Beatrice Forrester, Danny sault E. Adkins, Elaine S. Prunty, · Kathy L. Blake, Mrs. J. T. Holland, Mrs. Gerald Northup, Mrs. Pleasant Valley lbpllal • Vera Hayes, Theodore Wbltllng· ton, Mrs. Joseph Nlcenwanger, ADMITTED: Shirley Myers, Mrs. Smith McCausland, Mra. Galhpolls Ferry; Pearl Stanley, William McGhee and Infant Polllt Pleasant; Paul Leport. son, Mrs. H. 0 . Schopls and In· Pt. Pleasant; Bob JoJmsoo. font daughter, Mrs. A. E. Rutt Tulsa, Oklahoma. and Infant daughter, and VeJ. DISMISSED· Churman Chap. rna J. Saxton. IDIIII Milton· . IJo d Chapm Mrs. 'Le.n% Vlckon ~ WORKER INJURED . pj Pie t PT. PLEASANT - Bob Jobn- ~IR · . asan · n son of Tuha, Oklahoma, is a Mrs ~ Mr d patient at Pleasant Valley H... City, er, wn pi~ oulferlq from ltead InJunes received when struck In ASit TO WED the head with a aecUoo ol pipe PT. PLEASANT - Two eouwhich slipped from • parked plea have ~e appticatloa tra~tor-traller In Mason, W.Va. lor marriage ticetiseO In the of· while John&on was adjultlng the !Ice of the County Clerk. Aptrailer dollle. The pipe wu be- plying were Russell Orin Lear, 1DI delivered lo tbo Mason oew· 20, Gallipolis, Ohio, and C.. er project. . llance Loulae Edwards, 17, Pt. Pleasant; Harvey Harry Lewll, m.; A. ll: . .Dyke up Wlnfl4old 22, GaiUpollt Ferry, and Mar12:25 a.m.; Price cloWD Win- garel Lynn Bbmkenoltlp, 11, 4.30 a .m.; Mr. Mack down 18, 6:40a.m. ; Buckeye Slate do1m 18, 7:25 a.m.; St. Marys down 18, 7:35a.m.; lndl.ma down 20, 6:10 a.m.; Cathy R. down 23, 6:10 a.m.;. Tbelma Ann down 23, I a.m., National up Greenup 3 p.m.; James Hines up Greenup 3:30 a.m. ; A. D. Jlan. es up Greenup 5:50 a.m.; Gona up Greenup 6:40 a.m.; Walter Houglaod down 31, 3:06 a.m.; Ra~ond Salvell .dOWD 32, 3 1$ a.m., Steve CUe" down 32, 3:50 a.m.; Miss Lou up Meidabl 5:10 p.m.; C. B. So9them down Mel· dahl 8:50 p.m.; J. S. Lewis up Meldahl 3.40~.m.; Queen City up Meldahl 4 25 a.m.; Charles K. down Mel ahl 5:40 a.m. Gallipolll m- S. M. Jenks up 8:50 p. . ; Linda Cbntin down 9:45 P:in·; John J . Rowe down 11:20 p.m.; Elisha Wood! down 12ni:06 a.m.; Philip Sporn up 2 a. .; Alton Zephyr down 7:40 a.111.; Solvay up 8:20 4.01. "anaWila Rl•er- 0. F. Shear· er up Marmet_2:50 a.m.; Elgel' nominee. 'I'ORRENTIAL STORMS ad secUons of Ohio ~~~"!~; j caupia lour deaths and dJ!IlO&• In the northea•tern of tb' stall and fioodln& in Columbuo area. A tornado w._ reported Ulyal Ollk In ~ummll C0<11ly and "~,. ....~ GrOetiUp, Ky., 0n .i ii 'bbJo Rlv· er between Portsmoulll, 01\lo, and Ashland, Ky. MJ&n. 'J:'· Oh'fr: 2 ;"WU:: C:., Mrs. William Reynolds. WhDej~clH~I~u~p~W~lnfl~el!d~8~:20~~~ · .!11~-~;~Jei~·:Jrfl.ield;.;l.;·'20aa.i.m;;;•._,..._ _ _;;G;;alll~po~lls;_F;.eJ~IY~·- - - - , here they held a family ob- lerson down Wlnfie- 12:10 a. : .,nee of Mrs. Reynold's Llrthday. They also visited en· World'a Fair. Sbe i aceompan· route bare with Mr and Mrs led the group of ~ults going ·. /est Buckeye .ke. c · with the Girl Scobt Troop Zll their retum trip they plaimed and their leader&. She Ia ti[>Ondtc stop In Columbus to s e e lnJ. a week with ber parents, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds who tm- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood· derwent ourger~ at St. AntiJ. gerd before returning w Col..... ,. sO'Pt. L ths. ~"Diameter ' . ~ : "'?. .... ony's Hos~ur· last week. umbus. Delivers up to 17 galloDI per minute. Exceptlonall)' Miss Mildred Hawley an~ Mrs. George Hack•tt and ber Miss Frances Roush were in Girl Scoot Troop 221 have Ught and pUable deluxe plaatlc hose. Brass "Full· Columbus Friday aod Saturday turned from a week open! at Flo" c:ouplln&•· Seuff and weather resistant. wher. they attended the BiHy 1"1h ... • "N"ew ...'i;;;ork...;;,.w,.o;;;r.;ld;;;'•;;;F;.alr~.... Graham crusade and also call· II ed on Mrs. Pearl Reynoldl who it. a patient at St. Anthony'• WHY PAY MORE? HospitaL Mrs. Reynolch. 1B recovering from eye flllrgery aat- GARDEN HOSE * Reg. Prkt$6.95 ·· · ...... · SALE Mr. and Mra. Eber Lewis IUid thetr daugbter and son-fn.law M. and Mrs. George Va~ spent SuncLoy In Caldwell, Ohio as guest~ ol t.belr othar . •ugh· to, and soa-In-lsw, Mr. and Mrs RoJlOrt Springer. Mr. Spring.. , wbo gradu..~ In May from Marietta College has Marlatm< WoodJerd o1 Cnl· umtiU1Iw nlili:ned lrGm $4.14 RUBBER GARDEN HOSE isfactorily reGeny andColeScotty . Mrd. and Mrs. accceptetlthe position as bead e man an children, football coach at the Caldwell Irs. Mary Lyons was also a VOL XVI Rt., hll organ recital at Memortll Anthony M. Wickline, Rt. 1 Scottown, Charles w. Ervin, Rt. Palm Beach, Fla., who have m. ; Cherokee up 16, 6:10a.m .; been visiting with her par- Jerry Bosworth up 17, 4 p.m j ents. Pennsylvania down 17 3:40 a. ' 17, 5:Gene r 'ks has gone to Col- m.,. Aimette Jones down umbus where he has a teach- 20 a.m.; Eastern up 17, 5·55 ing position at Ft. H~yes until a:m. ; John Ladd Dean up 18, :t.d~ckl'!b"e'::t. BJ:~' G~ =~an:~~"!;.r.;,n~!;;: :~;t:,o:;: .~~)so teach ~.::.~then f e:l. IIi :en: p . II Mkbael Joe Russell, Rt. 2 Pat-. auditoriwn, Athens, Tuesday a1 rio~ Benjarubo-- Llneoln Frank· 8 p.m. Un, Rt, I Bidwell, Mrl. BurbWLY age Spaulding, .Rl I VInton, The Loyal W U , 1 ol Lowell Mecatllif, Rt. I Vlnton, the Middl C ass 1 Mra.• Cecll"'';_Wtnett. Rt. 1 epor urc of Christ Vlntmr, "ttiirlOI-£. Sims, '!'bur· will have an Indoor picnic al lllllll, Mn. RaJ Baladen, Jr., 6 p.m. T)Jursday at. the church. Rt. 2 Tburman, Oliver Perry Gl.w fw IIIII ..enbll wiD Ill Van Meter, Clifton, w. Va., Jeff. members of the Loyal Mea's rey Allen Carper, Leon, w. va., cl~ss. Everyone is asked Ia Mrs. Bert Gilkey, Rt. I Middle- brmg bla own table service. port, Janet L. Neal, 844 So. Mrs. Van Meter of the PomTblrd Ave., Middleport, Steph· eroy Flower Shop wUI he ~ en Keith Carson, Rt. 1 Middle. ent when the Riverview G81' port, Mrs. Charles Dale Wlp- den Club meets on July 23rd pel, 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy, with Mrs. Dorsel Riebel. Mn. Edward M. Blake, Jr::., 248 Maln Van Meter will teach the memSt., P~meroy, Donna J. Imbod~ bers how to make a eorsage. en, MmersvUle, Willard C. Day, Co-hostess will be Mrs. Laura Rt. 4 Jackson, Mrs. Clarence Ruth. A. Maerker, Rt. 3 Wellston, Mrs. y out People In for advanced swimming cours- Mrs. Robert Wamsley and 2. Cloudy and Cooler - A II ',:;'nG r ~eJ- ar~ . c ar· e• . The certificates have been daughter June Ann were Smt· 1 gree~ arrangement. la lb' aryM.., so~~ H1~mY ordered and it will be announc- day dinner guests of Mr. and 3. o·Day Forecast · wav o>1t To ~r~ ff.;·'Y K "th 0B ~an, ed whe~ they are received. Mrs. Mason Fisher and farluly . T ~ an,_ ~~ Hat~~ - Mrs. Thomas Scally announc- Mrs. William Fisher Spel!t 1 Janel ~:.~~~ Debb:!" B~~ey: ed to those who have Red M?nday in ~yracuso with Mrs. Cheryl Hud>on, George Batey, Cross junior and senior life- Mtlton iloush. . Carla McFarlaod Rose Marie saving cards that tbey rrust be MISs Mtldred Pullins of Baltl· renewed every three years. more and Miss Anna Pullins of TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Colburn Chuckle 'Follrod. Second Year Beginners who Material for the awards was Flatwoods were Saturday dillRed Buttons Carolyn Jones "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" received awards were _ Blue donated by the Meigs Sewing ~·er B'!..ts of Mr. and Mrs. EJ. -and~·ish - Mike Hoffman, Diane Center of Middleport The Bad- ras Stiles. Steve Reeves 'THE SLAVE" Davis, Lu.da Davis, Ricky ges were deaigned by Carol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cal'>et· .. (Color) .. Arnett David Swisher K e 1 t h Bachtel. zor and grandaon, Handy of Mengei. Ronnie Corby; Michael Akron arrived Sunday for a Thur.. fri. July 23-24 May Debra May Jackie CarENTER't"AINS Vtstt with her mother, Mrs. Wei· Janet Leigh Van Johnson sey,' Mike McDa~iel, Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Otln Johoson by Whaley.. "WIVES AND LOVERS" -andMcKinney, Venlda Gibbs, Bar- entertained a group of relatives Mrs. Desste Patterson returnCliff Richard Lauri Petm bara Burkett, Nancy Buskirk, at thffir home, SyracuSt over ed home Monday fr~m Meigs "SUMMER HOLIDAY" Jeff Mankin, Keith Van Inwag· the weekend. Guests were Mrs. General Hospllal and IS tmpr.>v· ""iiiitiiTechnlcolor"'Jiiiiiiiiii len, Perry Kennedy G. "'· Guln- Helen Jotu•SOD and son T.erry m~. Her daughter, Mrs. Phlllp ii • i;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMr. and Mrs. Chuck El<i<' and . and son Philip of Cin· d•ughters, Susan, Carol aod ctnnall came Mooday to care Kim and Mr. and Mrs. Robert for her mother. Johnson all of Parlr:ersburg, w. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Costa va and Mr. and Mrs. Millard and Mrs. Richard Owens aod van Meter and sons, Tony and daughters, Patricia aod Lloda Melvin 01 Pomero returned to tlletr homes Mon____ Y·__ day after a weekend vlsll 1n I L, Haner, Eureka Star M . ' Ab La: Warne~ J T Rue ~im~ bus with their daughter and mie ~an To~mY Cooke l Lou- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Andy ' ise MJ"ch ' 1 Summerfield and daughter Reae · · · ed their' son Children in this group will nee. They at so ~JSJt also receive Red Cross certifi- and daughter, Jnnmy and Oat· cates which will qualif} them lene Watson. n Entered Hospital Among those who entered Holzer hospital In the past :14 houro were Jolin C. Sax1on, eo5 Fifth Ave., Mrs. Robert V. Hoi· land 611 T1urd Ave. Mrs AJ. ' ' · ~ Paul Barker; 4ll4 Hedgewood Dr., Melvln James Kirby. Rt. 1 GalUpolls, Frances L. Bel· ville, Rt. I Gallipolis, Gene E. Scott, Rt. 3 GaHlpolla, Dll!na ........ • •• «r.T~~t r I.7 ··:: 7 . , rr.. · •-· z .... . • :tr I~ ---:--:~--:----•1 Clinton, Arrangements will not b"! Those . who rece1ve~ awards J.Im Fmk , Bebly Arnsbary, Mer- ~nd family s.pent the weekend the MiddletJOrt Church of Christ made in the exhibitinn ronm were: ~rst year. begmners - r1 . Ault, Steve Nelson, Dana Ill Newark Wllh Mr. a~ Mrs. v..iH hold an indoor picnic 011 name and name nl cl ub on Second group of . ltrs~o y~ar B~ue Fl~ - Jimback of enlry tag. If non-c tvb I begin;e~s member . pul county with name my c mo • ene rate, .AIlen Pugh MarshaHarmon Pugh. Jack Pmk . . CATEGORIES fo'ro _ ' J.a 8 Art tsUc.. arra~ements K ~f d rryR h 5 1. Snow Flurrles Predicted- M~~ch~ll. a~e~~y ~~f~an . :~: usmg whrte nowers G Tu tl M MF HospitaJ NeWS ......... •reel tbp:Jez4nreca 611 eveelnK 11!!!1 oplo TltnrodaJ. Hlp lod&J 11-13. Low IOal&bl fl·lJ. cbiidren, Ronnie. Srenda, aDd Rodney ol Oaytoo, were gueoto of Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roberti and Mr. IUid Mrs. Webater JVLYII Hodge Iasl week. Mrs. Shlllllway Ia a oiJter of Mrs. Roberto, Tbo Cheater Garden ell!D aDCI.the dauabter of Mro. Hodge. will have a worksllop Wedn.,. ~;..,,.;;;_;;:;;,;;;;o;i;io:.,;.,:;,;, ld•y at 8 , .m. at th<. borne <JI Mrs. Buel Rloenour. Mrs. Char· Lewis -eglllll8! dinoctor, wW he a guest. I )"I ~tven VJSit o., .July 21, lK& RAVE GUESTII Middleport week "EA I'HER Fe., lad aiM lllfcld, ..... Mrs. Cbarleo Shumway aDd .::te• Fantasy - 3 of et. Not required for Jun!ors u"der 12 Exhrbitors will pre pBI·e tileir entry blanks and lil e them • I the Secretary 's office on or be· lore p.m. Th ursdar . Au~r!SI 4 B. This rule will be strictly complied with. AH entnes must be the work of the exhibllor. AU classes are f.,r amateurs only An Amateur is ar.,nue who grows plants fu r \ is or her own pleasure. ""t tor the P"'· po>e of li velihood F:ntnes must be " ' up and co mpleted be tween 9 a m. and 12 noon Wertnesday Judging Wlll beg w Ht 1 P m. Jndg:mg: will be bv theo standard syst.e m and the derision of the Jorige will be final. Exh ib•ts arrivme after 12 noon will be .!IC'ceptej Around And About Mro. Oscar Bastlaoi and cbll· one color dren of Galtipolls visited tile 11. Uncl&ssUied _ BD) other past Wet~ wltll her parents, than above. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd IUid SpecirneL Collectloo - 5 or Mike. more - 1b. led Mr. and Mro. Donald Lowery 1. African violets. and son, Db.lllly, are vacatlon2. Cacti .nd-or suc.dlenis. lnh at VIrginia Beach tbla 3. Gourds. week. 4. Colored corn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searles 5. Small bouse plants. have rerumed from • three- Also listed below ar~ the- sev . Unclassified - Any flower Educatiunal - 8 or more Jaberal categor i-es under wh1ch swept, witr, weathered wond. 9. River Risong - Showing other than Man•olds or Zinnias. eled partieipants may enter exl•ib· •~ Its . water as part of the de<1go Horticulture I. Evergreer specimens Entry fee - Membe rship -- 'Wii A. I B. 11 7 AIR' . SO Fl. Lllt!lfhl, 'h" Dlamet•r U1htwelght, easy to lwtdle. Tough weather rest. tint cover. Full·l'jo coupUnp. lEG. PRICI $7.95 CONDITIONER· • Only SALi $5.14 ELBERF£LDS "N ' PQMERO¥ BAKER FURNITURE ·M J.W.rt, 0 • ... IIIIa..-----~'~"~' .. , . t : I. . . : . .:.. . ., ,IIJIIIW-N.t ~ ,. · , .. tl , ' (' •i ~~-~--~---.;.;.· .j·,;.·~·Jo;j;·!·,;;·........,, ,.~--· ..,. , ' i' ., ' . '· !. ...,. �l ' 0 " I M"ddi o.. 1 eport 1C' -h I D Dr"}} h Hi ut 00 rawmgs Boys l Ony' !! T 11eId for ournament PIay For Tournev .'r M 1 Loape R01alll tf l Loser - McNally (7·7). HR ,Leo Alii- 000 101 000- I 7 0 HR - Torreo. ,tor for the City of Wellston, Is aor re ll!ternallonal - Romano 2, Powell. ICbkogo 000 11110 000- 0 7 - - - - - - - - Tourll8rn<nt Dorector . By Unooetl p "Lo ' (zM came) Belinsky, R. Loe (7) and • • July 2o, 1984 . CJlally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Nin~teen boys have been m· Allltl'icaa ape 1 Mets Continue Hex, Jolt, Reds, 4-2 7 yitetl to try out for the Moddle- 1 till ca.,. I · Cleve. 000 0011 030-- 8 10 il~t. Fisher ( I port equad which will be troni- Cleve .. 010 100 020- 4 • 0 Baltimore s· ~~ ooo(;~~~ WiDner - BeiiiLsl<y med to 15 by openmg rugbt. BaiUmore 000 001 101- I 6 8 RaUI08, oe rt i.e~ Az ta-6). Loser - Buzllaldt (Hi. Th Dennis Ault a n d 1 Strang~ McMahon (9) and Illy (S), Bell 171 a """·I jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj 181' II Stev:y ;;ee 01 the Br.ves, Romano • McNally, Haddix 19) a:!'' • , Loe Floyd. Chipper Hauorty, land Lau. Wumer - ·Silmge !4y Loser _ Miller - nrowlngs lor bark - lo - ba<k i mffil. Middleport All-Star Bov• and Gene Powell o1 tile Yank-Bell l li-J J n -m• Ltague """ Hogh Sr hool In Hoe Uppl'r brar ket of Hl~h bas<-hall team began drills this J ~ Stobart Jim Clot- I Childs managers of the league 5). HR - Romano, Held. ,... . ·• for 1 he ees:rth e..and , Tom Hiw • ley of the •l leadmg · R~ ..oo-. Ani co-~·~ -• L ~>aJ{Ut tomnamf'R111 10 be •-ld •~ •~- hoo1 1ournament . play · Mid 1 week ·m preparauon . · "' the tielne Hiah S<-llool ba" · di P!'"" will be playong li:astem ' Seventh AmiUII Southeastern Iwo y, Danny Lewos Dave aging lhe All Stars. Detroit 000 lU 001- i 11 Thursdey ·b, lllietd were conducted Tues· w the opemns zame at 1 P·. ~ - Ohio Little Baseball tourna- =~•;and Greg White' ot the The team also Is expecting Bostonk h220 ~ !~ 7 1-2~ 8:00 p.m. 31, d< ntj!lot on August 9. Pornervy receiV ment at Wellstoa. Red ~ Jolm Tannehill, Joey to enter the Syracuse Little Wic ers am, c ·'·:U.rnament Managers for the' the upper bt•cket oy. lftd· will OpenJnc night of the tourney Hind ' 1 Clonch Ronnl• Baseball Tournament In late Itch 17), Fo>: {T) and Freoban. St. Peul's lwo events are Bill Hayes. Syra pia• th• wilorer of 6Ml<'dleporl will be July 30, woth two gounes y, and Mickey Cbllda August. Monbouquette, Latn.t>e (9) and Lutheren Churth , .. ,. - Minersville Boosters As Ea•tem rame at 5 p. m. on Aug- on tap each evening. Twenty to ~~ R':.!legs. Pal Archer, Last year Middleport WOII tile Nixon. Winner - Mnnbouquette Sycamore & Sacond St. "' oatl•u ]Jresident, and Chesler ust 13. Z2 teams are expected In I be De ols Hackett, and Dickie Bob Syracuse toumament, and lost (6-81. Loser - McLain (0-2). Pomeroy, Ohio Tannehill, Tro-County League Lower pracket drawln&s ptac- field. induding Ironton. Chltll- ~lh of tile Indians. , l-4 In tho !inola at Wellston to HR - ManUIIa, Malzone, 0 ~~::-;~M;~~· t!~ddli NTY -TRI-COU AA. MEUING Ot•tfielder Frank Robinson. Pl!arl Kiser. recreation dlree- Cheste NeJw~~Ha:v~en~\;E:!G~a=lli=pol~ls:, :•nd~;o~thers=-~:::~r~Ta~=-~hiU:and::B~tl~l~ i lr~on::;too:·;...,;;;;;;;;;;;;-~;;..,;;2;.·~St~uart~.,;G;i;.;;;TbomaiiU~2;.~-;;il Mets. The "whammy" claim was advanced by Met Manager Casey Stengel back in 1962 when hio team beat the Reds three of live games. including a de.,,.,. header, to jolt Cincinnati's pen. nanl bid Last year the Reds owned ..;ly a I~ edge over lhe Hi gh SChool League tourne y wlil 11 . The two lower bracte:t .wiDfollow during the ne"-:: week. ners wtll play in the senu-fmals · Meson and New Haven willtp- at 5 p m. on Friday . August 14. en the Pony toul'llament at Tbe Tri-Coonty Htp School , 2 so p m. Sunday. August 2, League ct.mplonship game will i Tlje Middleport Barons w rr e · be played SUnday, Anglll!l 16, II 'pitted ~.ga. in' . tljjo Mlddleport l 2:30 P· m. ' Jets fo<•~\) .,_<\,ugust I and In th• lower , braeltet, unbellten i Wash. 000 001000-4 40 l'urneroy wut challenge Syra· York 010 202 0211-7 11 2 first 1ame of League tourna- All retails effective thru Sat. July 25 in Middleport-Pomeroy • ltcllud • · OWM. ._.""-' Ch~•••• Tunlhill ldltor 2-HOUR Ctm111nw 111 MeetN~nt~r It • - " ' OfUI luttnen Ottt~re .,,..,,, w Y t t1S1 ldlt...... WV 1-2151. 1111er1C1 • .it M~ll ct.. , "''m"" _ ,, ,... 11 tl'le 1101t ...ld 11 '-'niNY _.. .,ho,_ -·~· ..,.lfttll• tiiA t{.,,h elllr.rttllftt .. , _ . ,.. ~· ll:hnMil '""· JU t..tel... ..... "'" ...,...._....,..... ....,... *....,. ,,,u,--. o.n .....- .,. 11 • ...., .., ~..., rMr ~ - ••••net al t;Mih ltnttn.f <\tfl"ce. •1uo. ...nttaa. " .••, ft'lll"ll CENTER SLICES lb. thw 'forll Ctty "'""" \b. CHOSE II 1M th• ON£ PRICENONE PRICED HIGHER u .... . , ........................., ......til I .......... - ""'"* ll .al •• one ,_.,, 110.0•• •Ia .....,,h .. lhrM I'IIOnthl, I).M. ........................ . 1 :........~ BANQUET-I'RO%EN ' SUPER-RIGHT BULK WIENERS • AGAR-SPICI!D OTHER STYLES - -- - $4.99 AND UP I ltl,ll'e MMiclle lloclc Next to Efbarfehh Pd~lltOY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI YOUR CHOICE PINTO BEANS -- -- --- .... -- -.. 151 oz. BABY BunER BEANS .. -.... - tsl oz. GREAT NORTHERN BEANS -- -- 15loz. PORK & BEANS · -- -- .... --- -- .. 16 oz. RED BEANS --- .. ...... -.. -- .. lSi oz. TOMATO JUia .. -- -- -- -- -- -- 14l oz. SPAGHml, American Belle -· ·- 15! oz. PLAIN NAVY BEANS ...... -- .. 15hz. THERM-O TUMBLER 8 Stuffed Olives Chili Sauce Peach Pie Spanish Bar COLORS BEAUTIFUL 19 C With Thie Coupon and PvrchiH Of $5.00 or More I'USH IAKID ANN PAGE Mayonnaise 100 Extra'~:.;,. McCall' a Patterns With This Coupon and Purchase Of Either A BOLERO SI!RVING CADDY ..... $1.19 lV..QT. tHERMO ,_.TCHEII .••.. $2.49 THERM-O ICior'FOOD DISH ... $2.49 Slnaer Sales l!r Service Coupon Valid Tbru July 29 at AltP , •, • • .• • • • ' ' • - , J•I _ _ qt. 39c 29c Marshmallows CAMPPIIti-SUNR SOI'T CALIFORNIA UD' SSe .:: 29c r c 'lb. ~ , PLUMS ."2 49' lbl. --;- • 2.... 39c lit. F~ Bars 29c SWEET & JUICY ••••• 3 y•rds for $1.00 :~"' 83c. Rapid Shave - coupon Valid Thru July 29 at AltP I GROUP COTTONS 115 W. 2nd PALMOLIVI-lk OPF LAlli. CAUFORNIA FANCY Nice Auartrnent of 2·2214 ' WY . 12 -oz. looHio ~o:,s1.59 SEEDLESS -GRAPES THERM..O TUMBLER 1 yd. 69c I , .PANCY IIAlTLITT PEARS• 350 FREE PLAID STAMPS WITH COUPONS WMII ......... of rllrf IIIlO' FR~SH or 1·111 ... "' . . Ill. """ " V1lkUIIl'll Jlll1 25 Ill Coli. Unit .U.I''I QELAND'S T.y,, ·> ~ !M'm"R"fmL .;y ·¥>M HOUSTON (UI'l) - Cleve- II land Williams, 211, Ilouaton, PRC;)JIN =~ TURICiY Vllld - JIIIJ 21 ~~~~~~~=~~~=~=:--;::=~======~:--:~==========~ "' Call. UDit .AIIil'll. BED PILLOWS G00 · d Old 99c Non allergic Bed ptllows,cover printed cOLton - '--Lorn ba·~dzo Biended lhrtd· ded !mom ,,ned • I LAS VEGAS; Nev. (UP!) ~' .. !!:llllfvaldei.· ID,~ e1, ~!po.~te4 J)~el Val41i1,!(. ·.u~ MfiJI'O Cllf 10. ·-BEAT-fNG , _.WY-I.wo ,« ., cake oavers, tea kettle<, peroolators, beverage pitchers, colland- 18x21 SIZE ,UTILITY 88c randy size sergrl earpet utility rugs to use ln ph:~ cea your floor 11 39 ~-~ · Discount Price 12x1' SIZE CARPET WOMEN$ & CHILDRENS RUG BLOCKS Zori Sandals LADIES' BRIEF STYL& Rayon Panties of heavy traffic. Save ea utility pans. Discount Price . ·; RUG MATS ers, look & see ea Discount Price Can be 1ewn or make large th ro w rugs or e ven room size ,fluor coverings. A ssortt'd colon and ::.lzes, heavy I' J '~"PI" so le summer sandals. Cool and comftn-table. Discount Price Distount Price taped FREEZER togeth er to BIG BUYS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SA:TURDAY· ''Dixie., Gloss House PAINT .. j CLEARANCE! LADIES' SUMMER PAINT- gal. $1_99 'IRGNTlN UP Wl'l'il White a nd assorted popu lar co· lors. Au economy P<~int that 11 Cl~~~::co Values to $6.60 Victor Vinyl Wall $4 8 8 ._ , Beller su m mer rl resst'S qui ek clearance. Slendero ', PAINT - gal. $,_99 ' Jor ~lc cve Whlta-Colors Diacount Price Vm yl l;~l t>x p a uJf for u1sirle wa Us Whit e an d c hoJre of colors . Ea sy lo appl y with roli Pr _.._. .. Short SIHves--Sieevel- , easy tu apply an d CO\'ers welt . ~- , 'DRe~$;$_1$ In ~hito & co!ors Dtscount Prtce , 1 ' ODDS AND ENI)S CLOSE-OUT or bru sh. Drp•s in a bou t 30 mm- 50% utes. ·,. 40% OFF 7 INCH PAINT PAN AND ROLLER SETS -- -.. -.. ea. Wilson Walker Cup MEN'S ASSORTED Paint the easy wa y w 1Lh one of tllf'Se TOUGtl COVER BUNDLE~ pan and roller seh. Does a better joll. GOLF BALLS 'l"akes lest ttme, Why pay mon ! Fi rst qua lit y Wilson made golf ball s at a sav ings of almost half LADIES' VACATIONER THREE PIECE ~--- · - DISCOUNT PRICE LUGGAGE SOCK!'"•~ 4 and 5 pa1rs to the bundle. Sock i'i of all kin~ work and dress. BeC. b~J il}. r~A . -: · .~ DISCOUNT PRICE SETS 12 Beaut iful , weig ht vanit>·, week end & Pullman cases. Red, blue. charcoal, $19 9 Cu. Chnt or Upright Ft. 420 lb. Capocity 5 YGar GuarantM hght luggage--~3 pi eces - • SALE! DINNERWARE 9 INCH DINNER PlATES · .... -- · .. ea. 9e . 16 UPRIGHT $14 9 cu. Ft. U0 Lb. C1peclty ASSORTED CANNON COTTON MATCHING CUPS & SAUC~S ·· .set, 1,4s SMALL DESSERT DISHES -· ••• ·•'-"~$! TERR'r WASH CLOTHS e Genuine Cannon terry wash cloth s in pl a in c:olors and laney patterns DISCOUNT PRICE 17 CHEST $15 9 cu. Ft. 595 l..b. Copeclty and Oxfords • Blal"k leather oxford!! and casual style loafers . Long wearing composition soles . DISCOUNT PRICE s 18~~-UPRIGHT$179 630 I. b. c.,.clty ROUND -NHITE ' · ENAMELED ' ' . 2 TIER MEN'S DRfiSS LOAFERS • .98 ' \ Sizes UTILITY TABLES Only 21 to 110 at this low clearance price. Beautiful wh ite enameled two tier tables with brass finished legs DISCOUNT PRICE 23· ":Os CHEST $309 Lb. Capacity SNEAKERS .... .. .. pr. Canvu upper1, rubber soles, cush · loned arch 1nner soles. Colon red, blue and ' white . • $1.00 Slu Luster Pay only *10. 00 Down And As Uttle As 1 ciEME SHAMPOO $6.s0 Monthly DISCOUNT PIIIC:I--- ft.:&R FIRESTONE STORE t , · .r;: . '"' .,t ' ' MIDDIS'ORT, ·o. s MISSES' &. CHILDREN'S CANVAS Cu, $199 • pr SHOPPL 43c Regular 59c Size ALIA SELUER .,. DISCOUNT Plltci . _ _ __ -~ and rollen;. Hurry for then. 6112 to II Yeur. Oependlble Dealer Por AND HOUSEHOI.D ENTERPRISE AI . ummumwr-re Baking pans, FOAM FILLED FULL SIZE 1 P:LUMII NG Sonny 8aDU. IB6, De- WY 2-2255 edly 18 lookmg for bigger. fast- ianc. State, the latter the -a.sr~ er men to replace Costello and Browns' set'ODd draft choice. I ANTHOtlY Plumltlng ~ Heatlag I I l•k . e·' T&TMarket, Park Pontiac Are Winners . MAXWILL HOUSI-211 OFP LABEL ~39c ANN PAGI-SPICED 2 3Sc 1 :.:. Ketchup Instant Coffee MURCH'S fROZEN SULTANA BRAND-SMALL C #.NN PAOI TOMATO Orange Delight 6'::;.. s1.oo 4~:. 49c Grape Drink ONE BOLERO 12-0I. SAILQOTH SPEOAL I " Whitt Bass' ······ lb. 59c ·111. Haddock . . . . ..... Fllltts · · 5 lb. ltox $2.19 MINUTE MAID ~ROZEN---6-PACK­ BUY FIVE GET ONI FREE ICED CAKI e DRIP-DRIES 2 yds. s1.00 SHOP Rack e .. ' o whicb will compete in the intfrnational Federation Cup te . . t be Se t z- game nett r.tooday and a Vince Costello, Galen F1ss. Stan consideration at the linebacker third game, if oecr-s~ar.)', oext Sczurek and Tom Goosby. spot - Ed Bettridge of Bowling Wedaesday. Coach Blantor. CoHier repor~ Green and "illY Truax of Lou- "I FRESH - DRESSED - - - - - Special .DENIMS :;.;lHE FABRIC Pkl· JANI PARKiiR SUMMER SALE PIECE GOODS e SEERSUCKERS 2 99c Ground Chuck - -- ~. S9c lb. lb. C • _ _ _ _ _....... :FABRICS SALE ON AI.L GOOD BRAND .. Yellow Pike Cl1iclten Breast· 75 S5 ~ssed ') Chapman·-Canaday 1-ol. l'lESH YOUNG - TENDER - FRYING Chicken legs -- · .. -- .... · lb. 49c Chicken Thighs .. · .. · .. -- lb. SSe ._...... ,.. 49( POT PIES • 6 Sliced Bacon Lunch Meal Outfit The Children With The Beat Shoos ROBIN• HOOD lb. camp for hit a two-run single .nev. Hutchinson. uPoor Joey, working against John Tsltouris that Jay, ocrounted for Cincinnati :....::: er~g•:.:.t:.:.hl:.:.m:....::: any:__runs=:.:. _-_ . _ we __:..:. (6-8_)_to_nlg _::._ h_t. _ _ __ __ scoring. Jay, who struck out five and walked one, had given up only o eight earned runs in his last • four starts berort Tuesday night. Ilia teammates scored le9S than that tot hi!ll. , Amerleaa League W. L. Pet. GB New York S4 34 .614 .. Baltimore 56 18 .609 .... 1-'hicago 55 38 .604 l'o Los Angeles 49 48 -~ 9\'o Minnesota 47 46 .505 tl'o Detroit 46 47 .496 101> Boston 46 49 .484 lll'o ;]eveland 41 SO .451 14\'o Kansas City 35 58 .:116m; Washington 36 61 .37! 221'1 Tuesday'• Results Cleveland 4 Baltimore 2, 1st, twi·light Cleveland 8 Baltimore s, ~nd, night Los Angeles 2 Chicago 0. 1st, twi-light Los Angeles 3, Chicago 7.. 2nd night Boston 7 Detroit ~. night N'ew York 7 Washington 1, night Kansas City 5 Minne:sota 4t night Wednesday'a Probable Pitchers Washington at New York Kaal (H) vs. Downing (6-2 ). Kansas City at Minnesota (night) - Pena ('/-9) vs. Stigman (5-B) . Los Angeles at ChIcago (nighl) _ Newman (6-3! vs Horlen f!-SL Cleveland at BaIt I more (night) - Donovan (4-7) vs. Pappas (8-4) . Detroit at Bostoa. (nlght) _ Chicago at San Francl~eo Rakow (li-6) vs. Wilson (10-4) . Thursday'• Games Major Loague Loadtrs Kansas City at Minnesota By Uolted Press International Los Angeles at Chicago Natioaal Loague ·t t B t G. AB R. H. Pd. Detro 8 .' os on Pitt 66 350 54 121 .346 Washmgtoa at New York, twl: Williams, Chi 91 359 62123 .343 IMa:rs. SF 93 341 76111 .m l>anto, Cld 110 337 57108 .323 oMroo. Mil 90 360 00 115 .319 Hunt, NY 88 332 44 104 .313 Roseboro, LA 81 248 31 77 .310 ITn•~ Mil 87 331 55 102 .308 ICe11eda, SF 78 289 45 89 .3011 92 37S 46 114 .300 Amertran Loarue G. AB R. H. Pet. Plea~nt and Park Pontiac of . Mlnn 92 391 69 .131 .335 r.harlestOII moved Into tile semiMlnn 89 330 64 107 .324 final round of the Bend SolNV 78 250 47 81 .324 ball tournament with victories Bal 93 347 44 110 .317 Tuesday night. LA 83 276 52 86 .312 T and T edged Roberts Del 78 273 35 83 .304 Clothing of Atheno, 3-2, chiefly Hinton, Was 92 358 51108 .302 on a two nm homer in the secBos 94 349 53 105 .301 ond Inning by Arrington. AthBos 88 320 43 911 .300 ens tied the game in the top of Chi 7B 301 51 81 .2t1t1 ihe fifth, but T and T scored Homo lluna again on Sprague"' double National Loepe - Mays, Glihe bottom of the si<th. 211; Williams, cubs 23; Grover Long started on the Howard, Dodgers 19; Santo, mound for T and 1' but 18i Allen, Phlls 17. ed help from veteran Bucky American Lea11M - ~illeBass who came on In the fifth Twins 33; Powell, Orioles and held the Athens team Red So1: 24; Atllson, less the rest of the way. 23: Wagner, Indians 23. Park Pontiac, last Rana Balled In champs, had an easy time as Natlooal League-Santo, Cubs they whipped Firestone 500 Mays, Giants 67: Boyer, Gallipolis 8-1. The Charleston 66: Torre, Braves 51; team j~ped Into an early lead Braves 58; WUUams, on home runs by Bill Payne 56. and Bud Tincher and were oev- Amer!caa Loogue - Stuart. Sox 82< Killebrew, Twins •r headed. In tonight's semi-final rowld, Wagner, Indiana 67; AIUaon, Miller'o Market of New HaveD 61; Colavito, A's 61. will play Pomeroy Jaycees In PltcllfnJ the first gamo at 8 p.m. N1Hona1 Leap - Koulax, (DLS) and T and T will lace 14-4; L. Burdette, Cub1 Park Pontiac In the second Colts 11-4; Marlcha~ 1ame. Thl' llnala will be play· O'-Toole, Reds 1!H. :d Thursday evening. America Lnpo - Bunker, IOrlloles 1~: Ford, Yanks 12-3: FIGJn RESULTS Plzatro, White Sot U-4; Arrigo, By United Prell lalenlltolllll Twins 6-2; Downln&, Yanks 6-2. NEW YOM (UPI) - Bob-by Bart•ls, 151, New York, stopped Juan Ramos, IR\i, Ptier• n Rico i. · SHANK END -· · · · · lb. 29c Bun END .... -- -- lb. 39c ~llllshtd '"'~' eu.rnoott ucellt luf'. ., Dr n•• Oht~t~ "•' ..' I"VM.._Int '·'· Mets last Saturday, 15-7. " We didn't even '>It v..-y AI Jackson (7-12). who owns many balls hard," moaned two wins over the Reds, wiU be /.:=~~£~!~ named non - playjng captain of New Yarlr: the American wol1lell'J team Houston at full comes willo a 13-! rerord, t.r. The avorage for a prole•- emphaSis 1Jl on fast endt and will opea ..-ftb a oinKie pme aional team is five. runmng backs. Tbunday eventn 1, 111< seeoad The list includes Jim Houston , Two rookies also are up for NGS FULL BUTT HALF D!V<lTED TO INTEUST Of MEIGS MASON AREA MERION, Pa. (UPI) - M l'l!-1 PWad•IP"'- P Mllw..... , F·. A. c. (Bunny) Voalml ot Chlcal" It !u Ft f I '11>e Wilmington, Del. IDday Yl a s i Pittsburgh , at St. Loulll T.V. & RAD14 SALE5-SERYIG .. By United Pres• bllo.matloa ~ drew raVII from the coacblnt It seems like old times at the staff for lbe way they executGreen Bay Packers• camp at ed running plays, especially on West De Pert, Wis. wide sweeps. Hornung i• atCoach VInce Lombardi Is tempting a comeback af!Pr beJfght smiling but tbo rest of the ing suspended la•t season while Cleveland at Baltimore, night Western Division teams had Taylor, hobbled by injuries and Nalfooal Loague better W111Ch out. a bout with hepatitis l81t year, W. L. Pct.GB Paul Hornung and Jim Tay~ is trying to regain his old form . Philadelphia 53 :r1 .589 -- or. who led the Green Bay St. Loul1 Cardinals coarh S. Francisco S4 4ll .574 I Packors to three auccesslve No- Wally Lemm is whlppin~ his 1, Cincinnati 51 42 .5•R 3\'o tlonal Football League Western team Into condition for a go al Pittsburgh 46 42 .!:13 6 Division championships and two the Eastern Division title by 1 MIIW8ukee 47 44 .516 tl'o NFL crowns, ran together dur- CODducting 45-mltmte ses::clons , 4 7 45 .m 7 St. Louis two ottff drills in 90 degree for offensive and defenSive 46 45 505 7 Chicago · units at night in addition to ex'·• weather Tuesday, Los Angeles 45 47 ·489 9 The two Packer drl!l!d~augbts tra classwork. Houston 43 52 453 12"'1r-====--==...iiiii'-iiii=iiiiiiii=;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii-. 11 11 New York 23 66 .2'.16 27 Tuesday's Reoults New York 4 Cincinnati 2, night Philadelphia 6 Milwaukee 3, night Pittsburg 8 St. Louis 4, night Houston I Los Angeles 0, night Chicago 2 San Francisco I, night Wedne~day'a Probable Pilchero Chicago at San Francisco Jackson (12-7) vs. Herbel (7-5) , New York at Cincinnati (night) Jackson (5-11) vs. Tsitouris (6·6>Philadelphla at Milwaukee (night) -Short (8-5) vs. Spahn (6-IO). Houston at Leo Angel (night! - JohnSlln (8-8) vs. Koufax (14-4), Pittsburgh at St. Loula (night) - Veale (10-6) or Schwall (2-1) vs. Craig (5--I) . Thursday'• Game~ D Phl!adfJphia at Milwaukee NO WATER f "':)ED NO SLICES REMOVED SFNTI~'·1 HIRAM, Ohio (UPI I - "' I 1be tbree-game series, te choice. nrus llld c 11 P · 5· be agalllst lbe Redte,a. wtaThe rooter sho,.. ei~ht Unoaers of the lea1 U< by tloree backers remaining on the ros- Flss for be feels the league's ways. '.;! 0 1 Stallard. He yielded just two nit• and Stengel remarked · "Over in St. Louis they don't think toe 's much of a pitcher."' Wo~efield bore the brunt ot an 11-run innsix games wJtb Stengel's c•sta~ ing when the Cardinals beat the Da~ v.o SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED te<!OIId plteam, and lhe Seaalon, lhlrd Manager Fred l{ulchinson, If he wanta sympathy, probaMy could get amne from Alvio Ll•rk ot the Sa•1 Francisco Giants. The GUinta have dropped ftve of Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July • ', 1964-3 Stenhou9e, Rudolph (6 ) and I Brunley. Bouton, KUno ill and , Howard. Winner - Bouton (9Loser - Stenhouse (0-6 ). _ Tresh 2, Hinton. THE DAilY tn the bottom of the in games this season fourth, but they we,.. home runs. Larry Elliot got the Mets in front 1-0 with hls blast in L>e second and Jesse Gonder came Joey Jay's reaction probably in with a tw~run homer In the would be the same, for he sui· fourth after a walk to Elliot, feretl his aixth consecutive IOSJ making It 3-4. and second in a row to Ule Gordy Coleman, plnch-hit_t.fpg The Pony tournament is sct..d- at p. m. on against Monday, August 10 prP'ident. ed 5Chellhlrt' uled lo be played duri ng tbe forst and Sot~hern will play wtek in August and then the , at 5 p. m. on. Tuesday, . 'Haveo gama and tbo BaronsJets battle will play at 5 p. m. 00 August 6 while the winner of the . Pomeroy - Syracuse game . get.l a second roond bye. ~ Tho Pomy "CIIamp*<bip ' will be pklyed SUnday. August at t p. m. 11r immediately plnc~hltter ·11lat wao his reaction to the ~ decision the last-plate New Y -tk Mots took from Cln<dmati ir, the O!>"ner Tuesday rught o! a lhree-game series. 0 I 1W· ladlalla, ,...._.,., C NAMED CAPI'AIN Cleveland Still Ha1 Too Many LB'1 plaee team, dlmJutioa are p&.)i•l thl1• Cleveland Browns tt.an stin have lialle-matd more linebackers tbey CINCINNATI (UP[) - "I Mell. 'nle Reds now have muatered Bill Wakefield, a 28-y..,.-old ...nine lor a berlb to a throe- know what to do with after tne never u..., to believe In tllh-.gs Jay, who loot 1-4 In Ntl¥ York 1 total of t1oreo I'IIIUI In tlleir righthander, came on in the pme moo 1o delormin< the trading ol Sam Tidmore, for like lbe whammy, but now I'm on July JZ. gave up only two !ut lhree aamea with New fourth when Coleman's hit 1111mmer <hamploaoblp Ia Mld- merly of Ohio State. to the t.q lnoing 10 wonder," said Reds hill before being lifted lor a York, which owno a 5-4 margin chased New York starter Tracy dleport Boya' Le.true. Pittsburgh Steelers lor a draft -( '";;!~/;.mu.zo:::.:·. ,,, • 39c OPPOSITE 1\IANS SUPER MARKET-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \ . '.- �"d E d . Ad t•Ismg • , cOUDCI.I's resi ents n orse ver P •t• f 'Ch II nge to Americans· ew I JOn 0 a e Ed N " )\ rmit 111ra1n, 11 we seek to new Federal legislation on elvn lclul\lel18• of Our Own Pennan- jLight 18 t'W 17.50: Fat Sow• 121 HOGS - l75 to 2ZO IUO to rn I I h 'ust ssed by Congress ent Revolution. (4) The Chal- to 14: Stags ll (II t3 ; Boaro 8 17.$0 ; Heav.., 13 lo 16; Lights help development nations to:~ tssi~ed~y t.J,e President. \lenge of the AwakenJng Peoples LO 12: Sows & Pigs 611 to 80; 13to 15.75; Fat Sows 12 ' IUS; • ' help the'?selves, as we s~k "Let us see that the law of the tand !5) The ChAllenge of ID- Shoats 6 to 15. Board 9 to 11.10: Pigs ' to 10: to maintain the peace and build land Is honored and oheyecl. Lel lternntional Cooperation . CATfLE - Steers 14 to :W; CATfLE - Sloe~· II . .. 18, I g.OOII'ill and understanding be- us respect the dignity and ' :rhe ;,Ciulllen&e' booklet Is Heifers 12 te 18: Baby Bee! Heifers 13 to 17; ~a. ~wa IZ t the blic •nedy's own challenge· " Ask I tween nations: and at home, worth of ~eBch individual" availabl< free of cbarge Ill any· II lo r.; Fat Cows 12 to 14, to IHol, aMe., B II> jj, BulJll Three FTesidents have ondlll'- , m~s~: t~e 0.::~1 .. in coo- what you can do for your coun- as we seek justice for all our Anothef major revlsl~n was one requesting it in quan- canners 8 to 12; Bulls 13 to 18; 111 t. 17; Stock _Steers I~ to 19.: . sed foe ctu.en-readmg a new In ti 'th several private try " , citizens and new opportunities made in the text of "The Sci- lilies up to 10 l.arger qWLntl- Milk Cows 75 to 175. 80; Stock hetfera to 11.40, .dltion of "Cballenge to Am~: ~u: and govemment- ' President Kcrmedy and fonn- ' for those who have not profited entific and Technological Cha~ ties are avallable at cost: II to VI!AL CALVES- Tops 22.50: Sti>Ck Steer 18 to 21; cons .·· a free bookie! Just I Igd t 18 produced •nd or Prosident Eisenhower both from our abundant prospenty . lenge" pointing up the clllll- 5 000 at :;c each· 5 001 to 100. ~~ IB lh 20: Medium 16 Helfer calves IJ I< l t . JsPd by Th~/dvertil~~p~J: ·~,tr~':~m:e first booklet · ... I urged Americans to read the "We .can meet these cha:j lenge. of automation, the need oOO at 4.5 cents~: and 100:- to ,!8; Com. 'k Kvs . 14 to .22: VE:f' CA:.V~~p~ 24.70~ :II as a ~u 1~ . ~;.st plaining to citizens in simple booklet. More th.n half ·' mil lenges tf every I Amenca\·7: for better education and train· OOt and over, 4c each. Culls 12 to lB. 4 to Seco ~2UO; 11111 H I II 0 T~e ~~u:l~ : non-~rofit or- terms the significance and Ilion copies have been distribut· l accep~ per~.::;' st:'::': .'t,~(. lng for new skills for tomor· Requests shoold be sent to SH:E~ Ewes4~ L;.'s. Fat =.l~ 50 lltl1lOII •VIel 0 .e . ' t.,d b Amerl· meaning ot five principal chal- ed since then , mostly on re- for t e~. er in c~ , row's jobs. Tbe Advertising Council at lO; toe wes •• • ·---0 18 r alvertisin& 1tenges to the future !quest from individuals and T s l Individual citi,.,.ns are urged :>.5 West 45th Street, New York. PUBUC 18 RICHER 8 e e · cond to ml:and world prestige of the Umtteachers using them for the1r cep ng e d rjto take one or more actions L n New York, 10036. • . _ 20 15 ndustry ..c r~~: campaigns led States. In this "ChAllenge" 1classes. These Presidential en- booklet le~ds to :uch ~n :ill suggeaUons as to "what you LAMBS - Tops 22 ·60 • Sec OTIAWA (UPI)-8 111'11 Hays. Jor hpublt ~th the coope\'atilil booklet the indivdual was glv- dorsements remain in the re- understandt"f' nl pe y can do to help," following stat<> Galllpolla Ohio onds 18 to 20: Ligh\:ts. 15 te Canadian agriculture minister, :~r ad~~~rs, newspapers, :en suggestions as to what he vlsled. editi~ of "Challen~e to re;~ltmC:S~ ~~~~ly revision of lments on each of five major Saturd&J , Jal~ 18, ~96(, 17; Common 12 to _: revealed Monday the aoyemnagazines. radio and television !could do about any one or. aii iAmertcans. tnd ' Prestden~ the 28-page illustrated booklet challenges to the safe and ~: SALES REPORT of PT. ' PLEASANT LJVESTOCK ment enriched the public ptli'M . . and twor1<s and out- ' of them. In fact, tl was destgn- Lyndon B. Jo mson s own en . h lion dea ling cessful future of The Urn by more than ons mlll1011 dot. _l • a calves Stock E ::~~~u~~~,:u::::;rthe se~:urity l ien~~· t!;,:!r~:i~tep h~ ~h=~• ~ ~;WCu~sr~ ~ ~ ~:.'kB 0 .? ;~0~00:nd t[an~n:i~:;;ti:~"!~ ~ti~nsbe:~e~iti~~~~J~~: wh~!1 1::-::~:t a~!w ~~~':.;:• 1~ ~:;,"a~~~; ~h~I;:~:O:!Iuti~u~ ;~~~~o~i~a~~.~:.:~if:~) ;:! ~~~ ~ris ~·:.~•.~7 to Pt. Plea..:~~ ~:. Saturday ::~ 1:1{a":~~~ oompa~le~f wad:.,nl•ing time or strengthen the national welfare ,part: ~1 project the car:n~~~- in ~~swe~~~resid~~~-~-=~" ::a:" ~~ . There ls much to do: in ti •s ennan~';...,tly with the Communist Cballenge, (3) The 17.50: 220 to 250 lbs. _:"~~ 1?_-50: Jul) II, es m ~--- , ~~· -- I I . { --- -- ----- --~ r::;: - - ~· thl • ' and devotion, each for the oth-• ffluples lead lull, happy, and from ono day to the next 'llltal to get up te tum It off.-PROB- Jle pill ........... .._.....,, il -1 1 1 Tee1 Agers Canvas Sneaken 10 It you're ~in& kid troubLe Ill' )UJI f>ljiD' t .w ble, let ~ YOU tie iltllfel family J!vhtc, h1ghly useful lives without dul· lim< he w1\l .• ave to ~o to work LEM SOLVED on 1o perk wttltout Ute lid. Try There are many people in dren , so keep on saying ' We 're nut day . Then sometimes be Dear PS: men, the IUI1IIUAl aouad letdithis world who are happy 1n 1 Spock-proof," and Iorge! t h • work s 48 hours without coming I kaow 1 gal who did th18: es her to the kltclletl, 11111 tbe their chlldle~ness and would 1digs - H. home 11us JOb is seven days Her husband got a sleepy. "Hondetail kaepti her there! DOt cbaoge rt for the dull rou- 1 Dear Helen . • 11eek ey . •ill you tum the oklrm know! - H. Una of soiled diapers, endless ' I would li ke to say sume- We havf' st'VPn chilclren who oil" " ·• o mornings. So the This column il dedkated to 411mulas, sleepless nights, 1 thing to ''Hopeful traveller. " I at lime·!:> haven 't S{'Cn t111m ta- c ,,(·k •·r l1 back" on the . . .les, worry, shoe bUis, doc· had a grandmother who was tl.er tor f1vr days, as when he table by lus side or lhe tot bills, college bills and the , always saving for her old age. goes to worK lh•y ar. in bed Arid 1te figured out tlte perf,oct II rest. She lived to 74 and died with- I and when he comes home, dit- . - -oiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiii.... Mor ~over. we're helping re- : out ever having taken a trip or to 1 Fnends have stopped askMy 1\eaclon ""'- Tbe Ma ll I from thos• who HAVE children, duC'e toe population explosion.[ enjoying the money she saved. mg us out because of the unDear Helen: and I wonder just how many - ANOTHER JANE AND She was alraid she'd no\ be certamly >! my husband'> hour 1 have been married seven of tho~ kids were planned? JOHN DOE \ able to stretch her money out. But Helen, my man loveli his 1 yeara and have no children ''Three Tune Kidder' ' who Dear Does As it was, she haq $6 ,()0( to p<~ ss work and wouldn't be happy I AQ.OO Oelfllll lalanca on Wh ite, Black, by choice, and so I say a hear- blasts the "Does'' for not pro- · Why be so edgy about it? on to her chilnren, but Wl would doing iJn_ything else. And I love c••• .,....,. J erme Faded Blue ty hurrah lor "Jane and John I during, ask• "Why did they get Most people don't really care all have liked it better had she ' h1m enoug~o to put up with it. Doe'\ who hC:~ve !he- courage of : married in the firsl plact:?" B~- whether you produce or not- enJoyed it.- GRANDDAUGH-: I know ht- is working for us.their convictions _ I too find it cause they love each other, but some can't help saying TER · I Mrs. M. DPar Hel.en: Dear Helen : pretty sickening to have peo- that's why . Where do people what comes naturally, pJe comment on one's chHdJess· get the idea that marriage is If y.._ou know you aren't the "Ginny" has liltle to com-1 Tto tile _lady who ha s a hard FURNITURE CO. DeSb. Why can't thev mind their solely for the purpust u: having type oft. parenthood (and many plain of, in the hours her hus- 1 time gelltng up m lhe mom111g: MASON, W. VA. MIDDLIPORT, 0 . own busines-:es? progeny? It is firstly for ! he an~n ' tl , then you're 1mart to band works. My husband works put the alann doek on 1 table Usually thP comments come jo} of companionship, and love avoid it - if you can. Lots of on a tug boa!. He doesn't know I across the room where you have er! Ht'lp ...,.lcoin, She will olt< r •J own amusing oxpHien<ft A ' dre!!l Hel<n Bot!el ill care ·~' this newspaper. ~rr a, 3 .ROOMS New Furniture GN&.Y~99 1 MASON I THE SHOE BOX . We offer youFryersonlyareUS DAInspecte Crade-A SWIFT'S PREMIUI-U. S. Oov't. lns!ftded-Tetdar Grown Fryo n . Our d Qu.,nt1tyRights ReservN and USDA Crade-A , "U , S. Inspecte d " dobaut enoteslhe whole somelie N,"USDA but ••thine crade or quality. CradeA" the covemment c rade, the only crade offered by Whereveryouictured shop, FRYING\ laok for the shield-shaped tar, p at thoS.loft,l•spected on the Fryer you buyCrade-A denotinc," "U. and USDA U. S. it top Ul. 2nd BIG WEEK! FRYING CHICKEN PARTS Swift's Premium BEEF STEW ARGO Corner Soc:ond & 50'J.w_ Reg. 53c 24-oz. Cans W 1 t~ lhi• C<>uP<III &. Purcha.. Quorl i<>• 14-oz. bottle BUFFET SIZE SPECIALS I QUICK & EASY ' MEALS ••• of· •otl• Evn"• SAlAD DR£SSING Premium Now thrY 5..1., Julv 2'th ot.t "'01" E\IAN!; No. w:r~ thio (GUQon & Purcho.. 2-Lb P\o OlliE BEUE FIG BARS New 12-oz pkg. thru Sot. Julv 15tk At A"v E'VANS 303 cans 4 '1 CHIPS katie EVANS HOT DOG 1·1b. Cello Pkg. HAMBURGER 2tl0-cl. boxes $1 40-01. $1 cons cans $1 103 cans 1 303 $1 coni 303 or SUGAR 18-lb. 12-oz. PORK 10V2ooQ:I. can I & 4..gz. cans .~.~ MAGIC IISTAIIT COFFEE PIZZA w/ cheese IVORY SOAP :i:-··l 2V. 2 ~-i cans Amol• .t.. . lloavy Rolnlorcod handle DUST AN Lart• Cake Plate & Cover M etal Oval WASTEBASKET List Price 29c Sbe - SAVE 56.86 POOL SET, Compare at S 1.59 12-Qt. tar1• 55• 111 12" pGOI, 16" OlanMter Play ling, fu n Flatt •lth rope, Full size Air Mattress, Clean., AHa chment, Repair kit. $10.65 Value EVJ.HS LOW PRICE I Lodios'- Sizes10·18 JAMAICAS '•· C&G WAXTEX WAXTEX l•ow Dr1111 Cookies ,...... 38 •• Wll PIPER SAIDWICII BIIS ICkt, 10 2 ::. 41 .. ~ Jug 1 98 Comparo at $ . 1"' 19 '1 RUG 88 IYANS lOW PIICI LESTOIL bottle II" ~~;;R 48 94up 15-ol.. I 31 - -- STAJILESS STEEL I LADES ' • ._. . D • Cella Pack 1 1.45 lb. 39 V. S. t BEEF ROAST 79 COUPON AND A lb~ $ WllNn DRY BWCII SPRAY STARCH DEJITU CREME ' ·- ~~-· .a . I - ·- • tuH 1 I 7i 69 IOCt. pkJio 68 Kl•IIn..l.59 24-Ct. lod- - ,:;:'~· ~· \' - - - - FROZEN FOOD__;.-- BREAD DOUG'H -~~~- Bordea's SUCED CHEESE f :~::::- -rnias- 1 1: Mi Choice .... 2 for S7c 41. -....... ., a..... HL ean' $1 !. .~. .. 2 12-oz. acm& 99 Everfresh French Fried Potatoes • Slack Pack P'tannta Qan• - 4 l-Ib.. Ctns. •••zlxa ehuae LUICI ·IIPIIII - TOILIT lliiiE ...... Zl I a: '9 . Horsey Ora1ge Juice p ....,. •-i Margarine IRACH'' TOWU t 5 lb. hasket 39 - Jo4P . !· ...... doz. lllrllcMIIIts '~·-· 2"9 pq. ·. . ' . ' '. SCJ.;t;·, for TOMATOES -·· . ... 1 .(~ THRU SATURDAY For The Frui t Bowl I "".;.! •1 6111-as. IA SiokeiJ'• Pilea11~ .lllct Cans H StokeiJ'• lrapefrllil Jlict CANDY ··~· ....,. Jtlct ~ 31 Hy- Monhmallow - PICNIC NEEDS CONES 14 Ct. Wlllte P1111r Plates ""•29 S.OHPIIMiall loo• el24 Sip-itt C.lldJ Fllltll Ia 8~'', Ia... SL Dills Z.1f;:" 41 STRAWS Morllillp• s,.- 2 ::' · · . '- or Mare Purchase One Coupon Per Family SWEET COR lb. TUNA FRISKIE$ - 500 ATANYEVANS Home Grown CHUNK s~o89 15coff - NOW $TAR-KIST llado ".' ,,· 4. , 1, ' C 5aj;"S:.. WITH THIS HOME GROWN Dispeaser SAVE .31c Old Spice After Shave Lotion SAVE . 31c Johilson's~1ahy Lotion . SAVE SOc Pepto Bismol Tablets Labol Palmo,ive · Rapid Shave ~l~ · of1 3 lbo, ' • l n o~ INSPECTED ' 3 • GOVERNMENT GREEN PEPPiCRS • t.D10IL 41 Cello Pack - Add Extra Zing To Salads 6 uniil 11141. box COD FILLETS SWtPT'I PHMtUM . Jumbo 59 ~~~~ -- PERCH Fl LLETS l . 0 JENO'S pkg. '"•rft- f vont Sup••·lrim- Swifl' a Pr•miv• U. I. Go.. •rnm.nt EVANS SUNDAY STYLE BONELESS ROLLED ... ...;;79 size 12-bor lrlflfl MORTON'S EVANS ~!~~a~~~~~!lort~~S~~49 SAVE 23C ri M. on Glttette. buHt-Jn unb... hbto handles, stunly lolllced Boath STEAK DISCOUNT DRU~S THRIFT CORNER- NEW LOW PRICE! bog 5-Qt. Witlo tt.i• Coup 011 & RED GRAPESlb. 5-lb.. ,BEANS 2c oH la..,l Hormel'& Baoth f YANI IUPEI 111M - SOUP HEINZ cans 19 CHUCK 6Q.pkg.ct.·10 cans 15 ~.. 0:1. lb. EVANS SUPER TRIM - SWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. S. Oot'L lnspeclld ::18 ·.:·18 1-lb. f 1 1 Ground Beef or Grounlf\Chu4 HEINZ TOMATO BUNSpkc. $1 Friskies Dog Food 8 $1 SpagheHi Fra~~0~t·~~~: 4 Liq. Detergent chiffon 4 btl s. 51 $1 Gebhart'sHot Dog Sauce 5 $1 Vienna Sausage 6 ·Elber.ta Peaches ~.f.:. 3 cans $1 51 Elberta PeachesD~~:.. 3 49 :lOG Swift's Premium--l'e.;d-;; C"1wn-l~. Cut Up FRYERS JULY 25th . 12-count SPECIAL! lb. 303 cans m katie EVANS POTATO of: PEARS F & p WIENED cans PEAS PUFFS Facial Tissue 8 Showboat ~~~~ & BEANS ' 4 Elberta PEACHES 4 Fruit Cocktail 4 ~~selman's IP'ples · ., c.... Style Yosemite Golden Corn Hunt's Tomato Sauce Sw•nee lapkins .. Swift's ll. S. Cov't. Inspected All Meat - Sklnlm - Beans 8 :~:~· $1 Van Camp Pork & F& PGolden Cor• wh . K.m. 8 :~:: $1 6 ..... $1 F & P Frait Cocktail $1 6 ...... F & P Bartlett Pears cans Stokely's Pineapple st. 5 flat1$1 St~mps BREASTS 59 Legs &Thighs Ff&P Bartlett 8 $1 CA SUPER MARKETS tONUS S. Gov't. lb. Snider's Fridoy PREM~IJ M SWIFT'S SAVE 59c Mills St., M iddleport Monday l hru Thursday 9A .M .to 6 P.M. and Saturd ay 8:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. Grade A U. S. Gav't. Inspected PURITY CAKES elllltw P•• • AppiHaact Raishl Each eChtrry Cnsll a Fudge Nut IIIIWW.f'+w -,_ ....UIIII 0 10 , , "·~ ....... . .... i/ n ' ......... -- _...... IEECII·IUT z_:.:. • 49 �) I . \ ,t ' I You'll Find Dozens Of Bargains B . e low! ' Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look ® WANl AD OR .. A TION INF ..... ''OAUI.&NCii •Vt to " 1111 .. " ""'f"r'' '"'t"u "'l'c • u en • • Pomeroy INEED watot for llvestock, l houoehold use, IrriGation, reMotor Co. creation'! We'llak ••,F 2 SIGNS QUA-LITY • -=-=-=-~·-=-~uto-:_:;_ts.~;-::1..~;;;~~ Ri \'er t'iews 1 1963 Corvair Mon:&a Cpe. $1995 R.. d vi nyl trim and bucket seats, IlO H.P. engine, 4 on the fl ;'<lr. Jet black ftnlsh. good tires. Radio and heater. 1962 Volksw•gen 2 Door Save gas and have fun 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $1495 cyl. engine, Powerglide l ~a~a. Posltrllction rear axle, new 6 tires c lean interior, fawn fm1sh. •~:oa .,. "' " ' • "' .. ~ sen•.,. , tt .A · ·-: :. . ::';~w~~::, ,;"-., ::.~~'"" ... <..u rlb pe• •n..rt l n~u it ~ Oono•n• an •••• • 11 ' •11 • P~; ~ ........,." 1o d•n •t~ a OPEN EVf·S. 7:00 P.M. pnu&ROY, OHIO • 111 0,.~...,. ~JUI\1> "' • • ...:; '·"'' ' • ""'" ~~~~r~-"' ~:· ; 0 114&~:a·fll• '""'" ro " ·•• • ' "IIS"L' ""'""""" '""' '" PHONE WY __2-2157 1 l-oader or L..uck ~ boe work. we u~ l-wl•.:el drive equ1p- === BlaetfnarS ment. Phone WY lo-324:i Em-~~E5 met W Shuler, Contracung. s Middl t 342 Page I', 1 IT I I k wor • landscaping, brusbins. poo<ll.~ · nd ba Ck noe LoWbOy serVICe 8 service. Charles Jeffers. Ph. WY • ·-. 171 1 tic FOR SALE ~ _ l o. McCOV, AUCTIONEER, _ 1 ENGLISH Shepherd cal tie do~ I YOU PAY leu lor line borne\ Chester, Ohio. 3 23 tfc f le 125110 Delbert Gaul. ' or sa ' . fumtshlnp at Baker Furnl· AUtTIONEEII \ Chester Star oute.7 21 3tp _ tura ID Middleport.~~~ tic ~ ~ Fo 5 1 r . _ a~- e cyl. R SO fallin&, Charleston London, Marmet Boat movements: '•morov. Ohio E5~:!!: Ohio Rlvor - Close Out 17.88 to Manning D. Webater, 1\~:~r~~ld dam• wore on tile ollla. 1 • Vulcan up ~: parcels, Oralll•· At Mamh•a D. Webster, h~ary A. n::~~~r AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. Who*-'- Prli• DAILY CROSSWORD eOUTBOARD to Robert R. Gray, E. Gray, parcels, Or- :;,v:o - 50% 10:80 p.m.; Cherokee up 14, p.m.; JeffbDat dowdn lf, SUMMER . ; SELL DOWN • Mdy and Adlai Stevenson wDI prlved of their presidential t heard when the Democratic ye•rs if Uley had had to face convention Is tehlcas• next Itelevision. month, and 1\ohert McNamara's ' name hu come up too. Tbi. t-....,.1 Swim: Tit• """' Despit. the peroooa1 attrac· ond ot llvt liiDU.I CIJS.TV opetiveness and abWU.. of all cials dealing wltll New York'• lhese men, Republican~ .,.d Lincoln Centtr lor tho Perform· umocrau It Is really ·regretta- illl Al'll v1111 pres•rt tlcerpts By RIC.. OU BRGW f\CfBO f l!resldent •nd vlee preo- ble In a way that televlsllln has from thrle pltyt by Ill reperUalloill lalernolioaal ldert, and It is difficult to rulo played sueh a larg• · r. in em· lor) company, and be broadHOLLY\HlOD CUPI I - It Ia out the noUon that pet110118l ap- phaslzing this upoct ol politi- east on Sept. ~- .. l'lte plays ~t.ttrely possible that television pearance has now become per- cians. One needonly thumb 1are Artnur Miller's "~Iter The 1 1 ~ 1 e v e 1. e 1y .. "''ited the l11ps more irnportant thar ever back through the blstoQ book I Fall." Eugene O'NeUI's "Marco LOWEElY !! ·r~tmces for a fat ru:.n or a beron in the pursuit of these to see how many &OO< and I Mllllqnl" and S. N. Behrman'• .; lnny man or an •.mattrart1ve positions. SUESS WHO THEY great men mlght have been de- "But For Whom Charlie." JEST THROWED IN •~ ·;;..n to be a future presioent of In addition to Goldwater, the TH' tt•• United States. Republicans hod such men as Consider tbe chief <!ltecutlves William Scranton, Nelson Rock·hosen by the natim• since efeller, George Romney, Henry ' Ideo cam of a11e: Dwi~bt Ei· Clbol Lodge and William Mil'"hower and John Kannedy, ler, all gou<l-looklng fellow1 . AI A OliOS• J.Bwllort.or " th attr•Ltiv• men to the eye. one commentutor noted, if tho l.ObI. Attempt · ~on11der the chief competitora GOP ever decides to nominate '· Poi!Jih i. Teare brt8kly apart ,, this 'ear'a pre!lidentit:. race: <Jov . Mark Hatneki arW Rep. T. A f ibber •• llroaltpl41Ao Lvndon Johntton and Blrry John Lindso}, it will probably 8. Metal 8. cont&!Dor ' .nldwattr, hoth attrJc!ive men have the handoomeot ticket 10. Small, 1.Partot& pulpy fruit 111 ~he eye. ever. 11. Female fox t.Cuddleup Bul the list of names does not Tbe Democrats also have a J3, Halt ems lO.Apollq <lop ther•. Both parties this full sha.re of per80nable possible H. ApreoyrjeP dOUistont u. Jietlalr•· ~ear have !tad a numbe1 of ex- candida(es In additi01· to John· ··eptionally attractive men as son, the nan e~ of such men as (16.0ompoJnt u.~ (JOientlal candldaioo for the ol· Hubert Humphrey, Robart Ken- lt.Lorp 1T,'!Vt Pre•• Std. ·~!fl. G•••• reodblpt GaUipoUs IIIII' I D II • I" T runru·ng 3'" J m L Spenlreae ' orl gina1 blac k f m IIIII ·•· •· • ~ • •• · ·-·nab Sparkling oo rollers, Pomeroy-MaiiOD zo.. ..,.,,.'!r to Harol~ :ar an, i&h. waa $70~ ....! Pt. Pleasant 24.to, Camaban, parcel.o, Butloll. 62 Pontile - $1,995 1.53 falling, Kanawha Fallo 2.- Rober< R. Gray, Maude E. 2 dr. Sedan ~~::". lU '\"'' "'h ~"M.o &wurtlu•u•mo'-'to ~~~~-===:-::-:--:::::::::::-=====::-:=:~~~==~~ """' ,;,:;~· .,., :t~""" "".. " "M •· 11 '"' 1 1! 0~ Pomeroy Motor Co. ro• T I'II"M aon -.. uu ~ .. ® Ok. I I FOR ANY kind of l"ron! • end -------- Recen.tlv overhauled eng ~e. Shuler . : ontractlnt:,, 342 Page 1 catalina VB 2 dr. Hard Top. St., Mldt.lleport, Ohlr-. Phone : Hydramatic. One local ownWY 2-3~3 1 11 6tc or. Waa $2, 19~. Only $1545 Light green rm1sh, vmyl intertor Heater. T•res ltke nf!w. 60 Ford - - - $695 po-JlU•s and I es • ret mates - f' a1r prices - Good work- Pro1npl servl~. Ph~ne write or stop by. -'•11111et W. ~~~·;;, \l .. n-1 . . Property J rans.Ia..e · 1964 ! -Bu-sl-niiii--:Se:-rvl--:-ca--1\.; < Television Revue •• . - - -·,.;:..·_ _ _1 ,8.oauy sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, o., July " Ch I Pe•~ Downey own Louise L. Chapman 10 ares 1:211 a.m.':""Rose G. liP lt, Thoma• Chapman, parcell, .; N£-w Martinsville dowr•ltoon. 6;15 a.m.; Eastern up a.m.; Zimmer down 15, Odas D. Burris, E. a.m.; JJhn Ladd .[)ean Up Bur r I8, J &meJ H• 16, 1:45 p.m.; Mr. Chris down Betty Lou :UCknlan, Gary ea-lyn s·~ N·""-- ·16, t1 p.m.; St. Marys up IT, '" ~~•P• """ 10:40 p.m.; Jftfferaon up 17, D. i.leCoy, Betty Joe 12:45 a.m.; S. M. Jenks up 17, to Robert 8. Be!•• Vlrt!IDa.m.; Philip Spom up 11, Betz, FrankL. Snedaker, a.m.; Harvey Jordon down Marjorie Snedaker, Lots, Mid 19, 6;:10 a.m.: Warren Houcla'!'l dloport. MOTORS eBOATS .......... e ACCESSORIES • FIBRIGLASS eBOAT PAINT -----------·-------- I ,.,_.,...._....,..,...~.....-'jUSE ONE of our Carpet Sham· I ·~ , . _ " c.tJI8d down :10, U5 a.m.; Indiana up Ava M. ,;llby to Herman J. Boll Li...,SIIUuod " FREE "tl1 B I u e ,.._ 21, 6:30 a.m.; Gona up :&1, , Elsie McMurray, pooers wt Real Est1te For Slle &. C. BRADFtiRII d 23 Card Of Th.nks Lustre Carpet Shampoo. _ _ . a.m.: Mr · Mack cnvn ' acres, Scipio. • t 01111 1 "ddl t -· - ' ON t\p.m.:: Reliable doWII 23, 2: M ·,...,.~ WIS!f to e·pre- our sin- Baker Furniture, I epor h t II lie . Edith K .MD'-· Gl 0 , , ,. . _ ' "" , •• 7 21 6tc FOR SALE - 6 room ftJ;o~u;;~ae;:·.!,.""'""';w;'"'""'";;;;5'0...,.,... ; Walter Wllllam100 . ,,....., en · 1 tile bath. forced air 5:10 a.m.: Miss l-ou up 29, Ml'' ~o E!lna B. Kibble Ste· 'c.re and heart!el! tltan;s w . our relatives, friends. and 6 ROOM house. 31 acres, one hardwood floors, screened- In EXPERIENCED a.m.: J. S. l.ewls wart, 8 rods, Olivo. n~i~1bor:s for their k1ndness. half mile off Langs\•ille Oex-· porch on two acres, ten miles 1 I!Gree1nup 12:55 a.m.: 4,cU .en .,,.,_ ·dec. to 0 8 svrrtpathy. and the beautiful ter road , Lawreuce Rupe SH from Pomeroy on Eagle Ridge AUTOMOBILE Greenup 3 am' ana .,..., ' tlnt•al olferings , at the death 2-5532. 721 Jlc Bashan Road. $12110.110. Gary ll~:!,,,~down Gr~n,;p 3:40 a.m.; Salser, Be• .Billser, ElhelBmi!h, ..r om wife, and ~other , M GOOD used refrigerator very n. Dill. Phone WI 9-2167. II D. up Greenup 6:35 a. Ray Salser, Gl~tiYs Hysell, Den' "' L l!Hwk. 1\e espe<lally, b WY 2_0227 I .. 122 6lp AND Sally Ann up ver ·Saliier, Edna Rutb Pierson, ·•·nk Rev Emerson reasona le . . --- Goldie Evelyn Sel.eer Giles w ·' •nl _1.0 w~ · th 7 17 6tp FOR SALE _ 4 room collage , • a.m.; Alton Zephyr down ' · ''" h'" consolmg message, <' .. . . I II 9I up 7:55 a.m.; Valvoline ' cert. for Inn&., I'"''' •• and nurses ~~ Holzer I HOME GROWN tomato•s. be wtth bath, me<> !edoca lion. ;jl, 3:20 a.m.: Lynn B. up •·J·-, Marjorie Salser, 6116 E, Mlln St. 'omony . 'tal and the Ewmg Fun· tween Hi11Tisonv~tte rmd Page extl a lots. Dnl we . . ,l::;'i~or~P, for their kindnese. town Wholesale or "elail. Rn· <tuirr M A. llall; Reedsville . - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 3 : 1 0 a.m.; H. E. Bowles up Sailor, Grlc!e Salser, Ben -\11 havr our overlasting grau- Ius Orender Phone SH 2-4780 or phon• 667-6249. a.m.; James Hines down 32,lro'-"""tiiii;&;;;;;;;o;;==='. • 7 22 ,....,.,.. 0 . ~:20 a.m.: Waller Hougland 7 16 61 c , ludeMlllo rd HaJI!~ and \~i!ldtrrn SINGER Sewing Ma~hine, com· : HOUSE for >ale in Pomeroy~5 ,. ~:::-::::11 • OUf seIe ctlon Is Iarger 1\Chotlln down Meldahl 2 p.m.:9:25 Linda down Melrlah! p.m.; .~; 7~ p pletely electric Equtpped to .. rooms, bath, basemen, g eOur cars are cleaner """"'"Woods,: , M""•hl ;.;c I 1 11 ear Elementary Funaces. &mold • Our prices are lower " zig .og, moke buttonholes.' ooca - t• p•-- eOur guarantee is bett~r 10 a.m. ·. Chtlnll I Me18\ - --- : . • 100 1on.Ph n WY 2 3573 118 East MaID su~ " Nft"~• ,. sew ,,n buttons, and do laney I "' ' · one ~ • ..... dahl 2:- a.m.•, Joey ,tin up 7 ·22 31c oroy, Pb911• W1 .,..._ ..,... d eOur financing Is usler ~ ___ stitches. Fully guarantee · 4 1- - - - -- -- - - 1 1 20 tfe 3;15 a.m.: Ravonawood ~'O'AAN for light housework payments of $7 .50 or doscount /.J __J I.=::===""'"""""".;_;~~ ( (O 6;10 a.m. ·.. nod cookin~ One in family . for cash . Phone WY 2-2204. 11';;14Rlf Prot.slonol Dry Clolllilll 15/). • Dam - Cathy WY ~.:ltt!O. 7 17 tfc _7~~~6t."' ond Shirt Laundry Alhono, Ohio p.m.; John J. Rowe _.;;osr; WE!GHT~fely with PEACHES ready now. Come,! NEW HAVEN REAL ESTATE 1 Hour Cloonll!l "'lo~/iD 6:30 p.m.: George Price rr.:::t:~~;.!::::::lc:=::~!::~:: r' rtex- ~ fllet tahlcls. Onl) \16c Picll: your owOJ. $3.00 a bu . A MILLION DOLLAR view Is o\IIOrlno ond ~lrlnt ·----·'ph._L_v_J_.J_2_3a__, down 8:10 p.m.; AMette ~::11 q at Y''IJ., -~rlig 3 tore. , ! ~ Bring containers. Four m1les 1 Included with this lovely Pockett ,nd Zhtlll" down 11:25 p.m.; A. E. ll t.l;;=!::::= ' - · west of Coolville on Rt. 50 home consisting of 3 bedrooms, 10 1'- Dry Clunllll •2.00 down 2 a.m.; Tbelma ':'"-'1-J17"'i1Bfl ·••M• .E lns11rance been at Blue Sunoco Station, !ur~ carpeted liviD~ room, ram11y I!# gere l'!f • •u.mll u• · ;; - DISCOUNTS - • ~S~IAL ~ 3:'IU '" a.m.: •t carwe ! \P:d~ t ,o~l vvur opera left one mile. Wedge t<rult room, 2 baths, basement fd1d PICKUP & OELIVIIY a.m.: National up 5:20 For those who appreciate fc h'19 rl_ 111- __ ~ -. L . pennsy Ivarua . down I :40 a · tor's license? Gtill W'l 2-l!166c Farm. 1 14 t carport. To Inspect I ~~ smart style and casual com81511 -- ·-SICK ROOM and invalid sup- home. and others from L"11111 ABC ClEANERS • m. fort. Tbe furnitur• with ev• ..~ ' . . He.. ID Wanted plies an< aids lor your com- and up. or rentals from $45 . & SHIRT LAUNDRY JULY n Kanawha River•· • ~fort II• c•rry a ('Omplete and up, simply contact John nUM~ Ml- w, vo. London 6 a.m.; Little eryone's kind of elegance, · Rt"•'mond ••ent Pomeroy Tlte Chesh!r Gordon down Marmet 12:45 a.m.: h Rich fabrics and reversi· ir ·'dl"c '..,o-. for house- \ line Jf crutches. wheel c a1rs, uu . "~ed "'oman " •" • d WY 2-24&1·• R!5 New-H aven wlll have a wor::stlop Wedn... . E. llowle1 down Winfield ;:1-'.f-tl(.. ReLt-~ncc requtred. eorqmu..Jes, urmals. un er He'r an Yayne Brok· for at 1 r'.nt. at th.._ ~ home 15 g.m.* 0. F. Shearer down ble cushlona pve a 1uperb Ji Pri• nei'f 23li6i.i lor mterv•ew. pads. bed.. pans, etc . Roller l<A& orN ~aven s82..1035· at the best price, ~tb the Mrs. Bu~i Ru,enour. Mrs. Char- Winneld 1:40 · a.m.: Helen z. · look and feel of ele&ance to ,.. • 7 20 3tc l'harmaL-f:;/WY 2-35116 Mid· cr -:- ew ' edl · 1 Oal 1 ~ . . dlep 1 rl . G·ZG-3fltcl {resJdence 882-442.S. nation's le ng Sires n · 1) 't Lewis -~ional direch..r, wil down· Winfield 6 a.m. these Flexsteel master· ..tli. NG F\!- s~cuR& ' · _ ___ ry and beet. For forenoon be a guest. ;l!lf'" JO'e'l REPOSsESSED Automatic Elec· = ;;--c;;-:-;-;:-convenience servtce. call by The Women's Guild of l 1 pleces. Com· FOR SALE - 5 room 8;00 • · m., aflerooon oervl_ce F-~-rated church will Mtill Gtneral Hospital lroIux Vacuum Cleaner 1 111 I . '" to• o s. ctvu s r-n•t r• " · It 1 w"tth bath 1'14 acre Minersll:lml' ADMISSIONS Do thea · · · · 1 plete set of deamng a ac •· · by 1:OC p. m., by ealbna their "Christmas In July" ·· ~J Bll uoul ~ r lr'l~ l rU J'( O<Ht d ill·· · $150 ville Reasonable Phone Fl her Pome Edna ra if.··., · ~ . ~- un•·ot;- serv•~e .E••a,• t•u- I ments . Sold new for over . ~~~-~ijjJ)iNc,W,-!i~~~ Curtiss Breeding Servl<!t lne. ty Wednesday evenins. tn the s ' roy~. 'fr,., ""~ Guaranteed to party assum· 2-6555. Technician, Leland Parker, chureh social room. 'Ibis Is a oU, Portland; Oesste Pat!eriDn, '1' ~ ing 1 payments of $6.!ill Phone 1 view Pomero) , 0. Ph. WY 2-2'.!64. missionary meetin& and tbe Pomeroy· ~~ WY 2-2204. 7-20-0tc, river, on Lincoln Hill, . Albert farker, Chesler. Ohi~. fering taken will be 10nt DIBCHA~GES- Ed MIDDLEPORT, O. For Sale or Renl wu'mow an~ porch shades, all For Sale Waller Grues' . l'tt· Ph. 985-34lb. 6 Z4 liOtp CARE. There wlll ·ba a Mlddlopon, Gerald Sellers . '~ - -'+-· . Iance iarl an.er, l'lllmfllll& ~ mao p·rogram and a social land; Veatnce Nice, Racme. kinds. hrch va1 an d varvlew Drive. WY 2-3230. •'IIi IUS I< lor renl or sale, by awntnas Venetian blinds and 7 17 25tc lleaiiDI Add July 11 Caletular Senl ell i' c<nonthly payments on land reiJOira. Free estimate. Dale - ----7;;--:-;c-c;---;;4 -.tDe. Lary L. Tracy wllll ·. ~~:;~\\1 ~ ·contract. 532 Mill Stree~ Mlfl. Wlppo' Supply . 2!5 Unlll" Ave. FOR SALE In Middleport, 'llld ,... ....., croa~lel his organ recital at M ~ dleporl Phone WY 2-~. Po Ohio bedroOm brick bouse. We Ita" aU olw Iauditorium, Athens, TUesday at r•.,:-.- . . 6 1~ Uo meroy, . 6 25 30tc baths lot and a hall, out of Sewer Maebbtes Ia p.m. r-~ ~,: ·· - - - ··-- ·- 1 ;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;......-;•·;;.;~;I high' water • Nice location. R.P.asoaat.Je RMel I •.•• ; ..· For Rent . I• See by appointment, or call call W1l M!l'lf Day or NlgJtl JULY 23 ,' ' Big Freezer S1le WY 2-288i or WY 2·3250. 1 21 tic A buffet supper, sponsored 1 ·apartment~~ outside\ (6) 10 tic by the Rutland WSCS, will be ;'~ e . , large liv<ng room, An $ltel • Solo Priced _lnstrUdions held 'nlurrrdlly at 5 p.m. in "'. t.l;o ge bedroom{,1Jath and FRU ICE CR&o\Nl 'IN SYRACUSE, three bedroom basement of the Methodist kitchen. All .newly decora~. ! filth every New Freeur or \ modem home, near school, LEAN AND MEATY • Phone WY 2-28M. p..-r-Rifrlo•<~tor tomb. M•>dem. hL•ulated, Rail toard U. $, CIVIL SIIYfCI TEITSI church. 72 x 295 Rock Spring• Grangt will 7 22 6tc USED FREEZER BUYS heating, large I01 wv' Men • wum••· 11-U. Stl-11 lllt:b .. meet in regular session Thurs· Wheel Aliqnment I Drake Servltl ln- 1 8Iaettnars I Dt&ltdrlak ..l{oraea wile runweUoq; .,wet trackll 31. Whether 34. Kettle 35. A IWab S6. statrwar poot as. smy: !!11. •o. Pa.use 41. Poker st&ke 42. Playth.ing 43. A iellow; colloq. DOWN Used Volbwagelll FLEXSTEEL !! I f:uc/t/u I. N ye '1:1:/J l, Foremost 7·l2 , AltYDLBAAXa to LONOII!'I!lLLOW One lettor lllllp!y lllatulo tor another. In thlo sample A 18 111e11 for the tJu-.. L''- X to~r tM two O'.s, etc. 8inl'lt letten- apo.. trophl01, lha llnrth .. d fonnatl<ln ot fllo are oJi bini& ltacll da7 lbo aode lettft ..., different. • I BAKER FURNilURE ', iJMtt! 'f 00 ;Phor.tl v a m. to 5 p. m. 1102.00 R w~ Preparatol'J' tralninll 3 ROOM house, 26 Railrood St., L• Cu. Ft. Unlco ' . 7 9 unUI •PPOinted. Tbouaandl al job• day at 8 p. m. . CHin FREeZER _ $100 2-3974: EvemDBI, to p. m. open. Er~perltne• usuan, unneey. \ Th So th Loc I a ..... Middleport, $15.00 month. Ira 20 C Pt F 1 ltlolre tic •ar:r. FREE IDfonuuoo o11 lollll, e u ern a UV4U-u 11 "ul 2 6 U. • r' WV V.ctt't a}.ules, reo ·o1renatntt. WriLI nJDAY Boos'- Wt"l( •-ld an lmo-IIDt.IJ _, C. Wellman, Rt. I, Ml ddleport , CHEST ~UEZER - $150 , tall ..,,.1 .,,.., , _ , ... pbooo. •~ .''' . 7 22 3lc FOR SALE-Mldtlleport s • Unooln ....,,., .,. ..._ ""' meeUn& Thundoy, I p. m. 'hAIRS 11partment. Dutslde Pomer~ Llndm1rk est building, located 352 N. l?!!b '""'ttL tile Sotlthem High llchool. American Beauty WHITE HOUSI entrance, Iorge livllll room, I wv 24111 ' lclr e.ney. Mor Second Street, Middleport. Wanted To luy parenti'and btterelled per1001 and Priced for quick sale. In__ _ _ _ are urged to attend. 2 large bedrooms, ba!h · SJNGEii BewtDg machines, quire at Ohio Hotel. SCRAP iron and bat!Airies. Ph. .,. . Loy•' W , c:l ; kitchen. All newly decorated. new, tst~io up. Saveral used 10 16 tfc WY 241ill 716 6tp """ "' omen• acss.,.t.tll Call WY 2·2864 . macltiDes at bargaiD pr!CeJI. · tbe Mldclloporl Cburc:lt of " 1 --==-:-::;:;=:-:-"'7--.:c 21c..6......,:;; I Tba !'obrla Sbop, q1nger Sales Auto Sales • wUI have an Indoor plenle at . MODERN HOUSE, 6 rooms and and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. nd"ti leg•l Not~ee 6 p.m. Thursday al lito church. ' bath. !36 Lincoln Rd. C a f I WY Z.2284. 4 21 t.fo 11966 CADILLAC, aor co 1 on· ~~~ tt1t lbl evtiiiDa wUI WY 2_3020. tfc ing, radio, beater, good white Liaii NOUBI,3t' ~bers of the Loyal ~'s CHAIMIN 7 17 Marine Supplies wall ttTes, full pOWer. $495.00. Bldo will •• " " ' '. . . . '"' . . . . . . . . "'-•one Is asked to ,. ........... ---'-'- - · Inqwre . M• A· U->J ReedoVl'lle f •Ill... "'""· C.Owe. •m. ....... ~·-,6Wn table servlct. W' L.ll~n ,SHI<D rooms for rna nat 1 Pomrroy,"'Ohlllo •t t:JO OR the......... brJDI hJI '·renters. Cooking pMvileges. t'i FT. CENTURY inboard run· Ohio. '122 3tc ~11 d;l, ~~e~U:C:'i.~':"i.t:l'. tt:n~ Mn. VID Meter of tbe ;~~~::::...::::·:{~~_:.:__ 212 S. Fifth Ave . Phone WY a-bout, 2 yean old. 170 hp. 1957 FORD Fairlane : dr. Good ;t.lO:ro~~:, a!rtt•\.P:l~r'Z:r ~: eroy J'low.- Shop wlU be U435. 7 17 6tp Complelel) equipped. LIke tlr.. $195 110 Jolm Blake Rl ..., to ,., """ '"' not-~~ lilt wblll !he Rlvenlow ' -TRAILER SPACE for rent, new eondl• 1on • Book value 1 Radno . . . , tu.•• for stM. Thl rilbt '- r......... . • • - IRAND SHOW 10.\T 7 lT 6lp to "JRt .., ood o11 bldo. drm Cltlb meets on J utY ,.....,.... Brown's Trailer Cour., Mio- weB over $3,000, Will ucrl' IIOaiiRT • WtiAON · · DorrreJ Riebel~ :~II 'he· semi I Executor ~~ the ,_..._. Will wltb )Irs. ersvll\e, Rt. 124. Phon• WY 2- lice at fj,4M or beSI off... ond Ttotomont ., ...... II. Van t.1tter 'lrill teach lbl m . . _,.. 3324. 1 16 30tc Will ta)t Cll', boat, or cun Weld S&alldard of C " I d m 112 , a : ~~le~~:c oeeoUI!d. · ben bOW to mate a eqnap. ·. FoUR ROOM fumlohed aplll1o- in trade. Phone AtheGb, LY 7reD 1 FOR IALE Co-hosWII will be Mn. Llurl 3-202:. or aeo at WUcaen· Ma· lUg ear room. riM ad perterm- 'rhe ,.raoul proper;, ot ttw ta'- Ruth. . ·'"men!. Phone WY 2-3858. rlna "' Bel-, Ohio. 7·.1Ntc IIICfl Small ar ICOIIIIDIJ ond ....,. B. ,......... wiD . . . . . . . . . . . NEW PMK ,.:~· '", , .xt~~D.....ULLY I.INID • M tic .,. .. wu.. awrt.lon at 1:00 P, M. on A.ul\lfi ". J••• .. -.~- · il " ' •••gf" :1 1114. al 1111 II~ ,..Idea.,. at Ull · 1M~ . . • ROOM apartment wl!h -ba·lb ·-. 14 ft. Flbreglass boat, 10 hp ... Volo stnot. p,.,,,.,, Ohio, ....... A record ..... _plaat .. motor. cover, trailer. tH ,_. taa b._,, Uobla, chJ.tn. potl pana •lUll' Phone WY 2--5385. Mllnpolitu Moten dllhl!• toolt, an4 many 11ther Item• at the Mlddteporl 2401, George Yonker, Le· ., ~ ..__ ~ numvot.tt to mention. Tmn1 ot d ..._ 5 6 tf0 tart Falls. T 17 6'.. _..., ' · • ..,, em. bt•l • -:-:=::--:-:---. ._.. -'---- ft ...,. BOB!I.'l" J, WJLION f f AL.._,....,h ' m ~HREE d f furni r J:noutot or ur. -wm rom .... ......,...u dlle p. -~·::::\1 'J an ,our roo'll , JUiL TERMI'I"ES and protect t t2 lie •nd T•Nment or J.•bnt a. tha Dynamics IOYs SHOlT IL.IVI I .. • ed and W:durnisbed apart. lawn and shrubo from ,.......... 'Rieur•. Dec-a!Md.. •.......... WY 2-5434 12 6 ti - - 11G PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door c,.w. c"w ., ""'"'· 'l1te Qllce, men\1 c wllh AR.\13 U-<ln-11 (loocoD. lllordWp. Catallna, bluo flo. ~';,''{:, /: .~~::"'" uled !rem lail '=~~m!P::1l MilllERN f room •nd both trah!. King Builders S u P P l J 1111. outomatlc transmission, OK!l LEOISLATION 11!111101'111 b,- lbl • • Cella& Wllh&Wtlr htrnlsbo<. apartment. Pboae Co., Middleport, Oblo, .a,, Mlcldleport. CaD WY 2- WASIDNGTON (UP!) _ , . BOy Seaul Troop :MI. WY . ?.-387t. • 5 12 Uc 6 t tfo •--'•• power brake~, ' power·-House has approved and sent to JULY Z5 ,~-· !FURNISHED and unfurnished WHY PUMP your aluqlsh sep- radio and eztras, 110 . Bryodo lite White · Hauoo loglllation au· : Ttto Evanpllne cbapter al apaQmenU. 1J4 Mulberry tic tank. Get Kiean-.I!:JII.All, 5289. f IV tic t!torlrlng lite U. 8. aa\e of 40,· Q~ wiU IIPIN..It a bUt IIIIo Ave. Ph. WY 2:46\S. Homer Septic Tank Cleaner. Land000 additional kllogvarns of Saturday, )legbtnlng Ill t a. Hysell. 8 2li t.fc mark Farm Bureau, Porn• Insurance uranium and· Dl fP'8111' of rlu· a\ the former A&P buDding roy. 6 28 IOtA! 10J!NSON, Slmpooo insuraace Ionium 1o members ol th• Eu- Mlddi'l'rol 'Memborlme astol!dll · Employment Wanted NEW AND tJHd clolblDg. Sold AleDCY, In. 411 farllll ot iD- ropean ~lQmic Energy Com- to brllltl contribulialtl a\ Wmo\V wonts housework. LOr- at Pearl Hawthorne'• at Ml IUI'8II<e. Jim JOblloon and munity (EURATOM). 'time or eaU WY I-2Cmfl for ~.o. 'o "ena Snyder. Phone WY 2- Moriah RkiK•· Radlte, Obla, Jlud &IIIII 111. Apnk Final congresaloual approval up. will CO ' ,~I~ .• , , . 7 22 31p Routa z. WJ..u-30'11 Hl.;tOtc I l Ua eame . 'J'Uelldl,y by voi<;~ .Yotea. Ilia~!' llrt ilcup lcir IIIIIWIIPII· SPARE RIBS -· LIS elAND 1 TOMATO JUICE Apple Sauce - tk \it'f .. .. .. · Bathroom·...ISSue 4.Pr::kl 31 t ~~lJc Jlere'a how to work lt1 DAILY CBYI'TOQVOTE - A C'WIJNID I }. 20. 81iee 31, Merge J2.Franco'• country a. Firetruelr: 38.Droop Bll.ll&byl. '"' IT. The II!JI 18. Pert. fl> I ""-· lt.I!Om... DICICIOY "''ulptnlll~ MmOPOLITAN MOTORS "'"""""'"""""'"""""'"""'"'"...,.!! ollalld "H• want. protection from a lynch mob! Ht ooyo he juot shot up hlo mother'• bridp party!" WJEH RAOIO '' .i PROGRAM LIIG MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 6:00 Sign On. Musl.,ol Clock 6:30 New1 Headlines 8:U Musical Clock 7:00 lie Still & Knm , 7:~ , 7:08 ltlliSICiJ Cl0c1i 7:30 News Headlines 7:12 '!IISICIIJ Clock 7:G Word & Testlmnny 1·00 Ohio Velie)' Newo 8 f6 World, Natlooal Nell'• 8 10 8IJOI'III B I~ \¥ulher l'lrturw I 16 Mualelt Clock 8 115 Cammunlty New• I !II) Talk ol the Town •-:~ ·~o~ason Ciiunl}' Nrws Ill no hmfl) Woi'lblp tluur Ill 16 Public Sen·ice HI :10 Latcltslrlng In 115 World News ll:flfl New• Beat ll;fl5 MrtrlUIII Melodies !eJeepl Fridly, Churcb Belli Rlnll 11 46 World Nfws , II fi6 M11011 Ciillfi!JI NeWI 12 00 Ciimmunlcy Ntwa 12 f6 Lncol NIWI I~ 10 Markett 12 tb Mid Day Weather " 20 Ivana l!ullotln f!oMI " 25 NOWII 0 Gram• 12 ao AlrleUliW't 12 46 Cc*nll'f Go Rollnd &6 Nil" Beat 10 Oauhlr)' Go Round &6 NtWI IIIII 3:0'· Mld-Way Matinee S II Newa S..t 4:11D Dllofna wiUl Dou 1 """I i riiltY 4 311 >:011 5 011 5 15 & 25 5;30 8:00 Interchange Community Ne111 World, Natl...al New1 Spot.ligltl on Sports Wea1her Sunset Blvd. Sil!ll Off M YU.\I:S NYUTTI!l q.o...,_ OBOYIIIIGII AN II:C IS A CHUCI<LE ~? IS A SUDOeN GRIN TCEB &E:f? IS A BELLY H .l L.AUGH AP.T? OCGSO Y f!C:S Y U All S.-N MC I M B)( C M YPsterd&y's Cl'}'Jt. . . . . . W. 8JL\PII OUR DWELLil"GS AND AFTERWAIIDB OUR l:)WIIlL!..iNGII!iHAl'll: ua-WDII- TO.N Clli/RCHILL 0 ..... XIIII< 11'- """- Joo. WMPO Raclio SA nJROAY HONDA!' TBRU FRIDAY 6:110 Sign On, Musical Cloek f:OO Slgo on New, 7;00 Be Still v Know f:IJO Sacred Heart 1:fl' News t:ZO Coontry Jllllboree 7:08 Musical Clock I:Sil Farm NIWI 7:45 Word & Tettlmony 1:35 Paul Bowen 8·00 Ohio ValleJ Ne1t1 l;t:l Meigs Ct A8f. 1':11. 1·011 World, National News 7:00 News I 10 Sports Today 7:011 Tiny's Chapel I 15 Wealller Picture 7:3L News I 16 Musical Clock 7;35 Picken: Hardware 8 ~ News Cl'Uee.·Thurs.) 8 00 tlluslcaJ CI-Jek 7;50 Report g 30 Song "' Story Tlmi I:IIU Breakfast Party t 45 Family Worship Hour 1:10 Roy's Food Basket tn 110 News 1:30 Van Putrick Sportt 10 f!.i Htgh Seboor lilt Plll'lde 8:10 Bakor Fumlture-Wed·P'rl 10 55•Newo 1:5~ Open llouso 11 till 1\rmy nrne 9:00 New. f; ll!! Coflee WIUl Janet II~ SJI'ICIOI Communh, 9:.,. Betty N PI'OII'ams 11:00 M!Dllllrlal Aaoc. 12:00 News RoundUp 12 ·20 Bulielln Board 11, I~ Country Drlfterl M·W 12·25 News 0 Gramo 11:1~ Moaon Cl Afl. Ext-'l'ne 12:38 Saturday MIUIIH 11.1~ A.G.C. Progra~P'rl 1:55 Newt But ll:li Famlly Worsnlp-Thurs. 2-l!O SIIUrda, Mallnee 11:4b Tiny's Country llyiDDI 12:00 Noon Report Z; 55 News But 12:SO Goesster's Guest Star-Frl 3: no Setul'do' Mo&lnee 3:55 Nlll'l Belt 13:30 Music Just For You 4:011 Dlll!tn.l. wllb Dolt f:l~ Blaettnar Sbow-'l'nes. t: M Top 'l'en Revue f:30 Local NIWI 5:110 Nalf,l Sulllmlr7 4:~ Bowlln& Scol'el 5:15 Publlt Service 1•00 News 5:M Dinner Muslet.lt 7:10 S1gD Off I:OC Sifll! .9ft SATURDAY N"" - 1:00 8Jcn On 6:111 Country Music Time 1:20 Coun~ Jambol'ell 6:31 JGbn Harm• 1:00 Breakfast Party 9:15 Jones Buick Sbow 10:15 Tlte Good LUe 18:3& Music In The Air IO:t5 This Is Music 11:05 Top Ten Show 11:36 Top Ten Show (Outtons} 12:00 Noon News 12;15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin 'feets t;IIO Platter Pam 7:00 Sundown Serenade T:M SI!IJ Of! ltiNl>AY lr HAROLD GilA Y 'otlU 1<1401<( AHNI~, i«<<ltfTHE 'TIIUT1l, All> 1'llE 'TRUTH SHALL MPkE YoU ~RSE·: I STILL &UEVE' THAT! - wm ... 'h•. I?'*· 6.'::.b&.89c :~ :pflstk·Drapes - 1:311 Blbll 8peltk1 1D You 10:00 Yolc!l of Propbecy l8:31i Wash. ReJ10111 to Peoplo 11:00 Stutday Sbow 12:00 Noon Newo 12:11 Cbrlstlan Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Billy Graham 1:311 LulbtriD Hour 1:00 Tbt Cbardl AI ~ork 5:00 Country Hymn Tlmero 5:35 World ID Review 1:011 Baplllt Hour 7:00 SliD Ofl w•..,.w- ROTOR · MOTOR. DOES .' ~../'--. 19c ,_edl_ 9Ck - "''" I COT FIRED' DON'T BE 'SjLLV - I DON't D'l1NI( l.. --/1/',Y lr GIOilGE WONDEIII BEN CASIY --=---4 ''I MEVER SAW M¥ GOCD COME 00T OF TELLING IRUT-4 :' SO ·O·O,JOE' 7:011 Sip "On 7:30 French City Baplllt Hour 1:110 Wlllp ol Healfaa 19c SPORT. SHIRTS . HATRED~ AND V11TM DrN06N., 14~ MwrE. - _:::.,:..:,.J_._________, Pork·&Beans· 8UTOI.R TOP EDITORS ~SCARED 8'( 1'lE' ~OF PADIESIS ~ \lQi.'S iRIE 9lOilteS El<POS!HQ CO<"'E: "I'I&V HELD 11/ITJ-1 MRES< ""GE NIIMI;D eiAS ' "TRUtH 8J>EED8 l'O 00 ll'A<;Atlioll 1<0\S'<'JIJI'IG Al'lO B&LIG.VEO TI-lE '61Bl.E: "YE SHAll.. ,..J.., PEAS ~T BEEF-- dollar rt.- ~-~ l9.Doww-ec~ __ II!. B._ NEW 64 CHEVROLET Cars & True ks _. - pareeJI .,., a-tiT 'rlNN'1' �f\ I .; ' i ~ ' ·' '. • Miscelfaneous Shower Given Mrs. Dudding ' ' THIST • • MATCHING TUMBLER - in the beautiful Notmandy Rose Pattern when you purchase $2.50 or more .and pnsent the 8tb week coupoa from your maaler. Kroger always gives you ••• ODIJ Center Cut f!a:we ott Krorer's thrltrra~t~~ftd rntn-ted tWer Mel •r• •leeW for 'Kl'olfl' T,..err.J louts. U'l 11M ODe TOP VALUE STAMPS! ly Beef••• :rouiJI, lll!all, padet of &op -Every Day Low, Low Prices -Exclusive Tenderay Beet -Clean, Air-conditioned Stores -Fresh Packaced Produce PLUS . fhM beef JOll beef at • tbl'Jft1 price. ThrHty , • • ihfl perfeel S.:ott Towels ......................---··--·---··-···-··-·-· 150 ct. roll 11~ cholcp, for lllltlsfrlDI, Scott Facial Tissue ·----·--··--·----·"·--·-·"·-·-...400 ct. box 22' Sta Flo Startb ................................................... '.> gal. 39• Cristo Shortening ............................................3 lb. can 71< lrbD low-cost meals. lb. .Swiss Steak !::~::·![.~......~·, 52: STlW BEEF I~ ..I. Roast .•••••••••••••.•••••••••• ~.69c Eng11511 Thirfly lb or Thirftv Shoulder NEW PIZZA & CHEESE 65c , •to. lb. 55c 49c ••••••••••••••••••••••• !~. 59c 59 80'ro ..., Meal Loaf ~~r::~.~r:~:~ ........ :?7:!.o:~ ........ ~b~ C JUICE 6pkg.$119 fROZEtrl I I I I?~~~~~~ IJ~~;! 11 I I I I I I I I I I I II I 1 Old Virvinia Assortod Flavors I·' PuHs Facial Tlssve - - - - 200'• • Krotor Vac Pok Rot. or Drip r~offee ---------- 3lb . .. n 1Oc Preserves------- 5 10 ••· iar $1 $2.09 Beano --·------·-·-------·--·--"·-------·----·-------·' lb. bill 43c .---===:;:~=~:--------") ~Pinto Gr~R Giant Peas --·········-··----------..--..·--.No. 303 19• Bonel°nss c 12 ••. eon 15' Kroger Vac Pac orn ·········-····............ ~ ... . COil Boston Roll .. Roast 11111111 < Ground Chuck .f::~h KROGER Krogo Shortening --·-------------···--·-3 lb. can 59< Kroger Instant Dry Milk ....................... U qt. pkg. 89• '!ilavy Beano ................................................. 4 lb. bar 4J,I Banquet Seled•d V1rietie1 Dinners---------,,··· pkg. 39c Tenderay ~~Lean, meaty cuts of C Country Club BomU.y --·-·----······--·---..No. 303 can 10< Red Karo Syrup ................................. 'k lb. bottle 21' Heinz Catoup ............................................ 20 oz. bottle 311 Surar ................................................................5 lb. bag 63' Martha White Corn Meal ............................ 5 lb. bag 391 Swansdown Cake Mlxet ···········-··-····················box 34' Sunsweet Prune Jui«> .......................32 oz. bottle 49' beef, completely bonle-lb less, rolled. and tied or • 1:e•:•~y~p~r:ep~a:r:at:io:n~.',;,'·_ _ _ _.,;;;;;.,._ _ _ _ _~..., Avondale Peach Halves ...................... No. 2% can 271 ;, Avondale Sliced Peacheo .................... No. Z'k - 27' · '"9' Kroger Fru1t Coct 81'I ···········-········ 2 No. 301 eam ..._ Kandu Detergent Powder .......................20 oz. IMn< 27c FULLY BAKED Kandu Liquid Detergent .......................22 OL bottle 391 Kanda Bleach ...............................................'k. I at. 3JI Kroger Corn Flakes ...- ...................--·----18 oL Ioc 311 Armour Potted )leal ---·---------·--.. ---·-------··3 oL Kroger All Purpose Oil --·-··-······........... 24 oz. bottle . , Spotlight Coffee .......................................... 1 lb. O.C 1 Embassy Salad Dressing ................................... qt. Clover \Talley Peanut Butter ....................z lb. ju 81• Kroif'r Evaporated Milk ......................4 taU cano 171 12 Kroger Plain Flour ....................................10 lb. bar 89' pkg. Dowa Boy Dog Food .............................. J lib. IBII& Jl• Clover Valley Pork & Boana ................................can 10• Kroger Orange Julte ................................ 12 01• 48• . Country Club Pot Pies ........................& I oz. pieo 191 Kroger Gelatins .....;.......................--------------.. ·3 oz. 'box 8' Bltl' K Drlnb................................................ & una 49• American Beauty Tomato Juice ______..40 oz. can 211 American Beauty Kidney Beans ............40 oz. en 291 DINNER RO •0• B' Kra;cr. ct. Ietty Crocker Homestyle & BuHarmilk Pears·--------- No. 111 ..n. 39c 3 ~:.: 89c Circus Drinks JU A Biscuits -------12 •.. ••n• $1 Perk!'f Margarine ------ 4 rib. pkg•. $1 4 S1 American Beauty Gl Northern Beans ....40 oz: ean 29c American Beauty Pork & Beans............40 oz. .eon 291 American Beauty Spaghetti ...................40 oz. can 291 American Beauty White Potatooo............ 40 oz. em 29' ! cans Chicken of tho Sea Chunk Stylo 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Chef's Delight Purina Dog Cbow.............---··----·2$ lb. 'b~-'2,._$9 Hudson Cheese Spread _ bo!b. 53c Towels--------- 4 gi•n' roll• $1 jspm;~;itr~~-- 2 ,, ... Kroger Non fat Dry bo••• 39c Milk ____________ 14 qt. Pkl· 89c Tl ssuE.~·::.::i::'.~:i::~ ~·: .~·.l:r:. 4 19c rolls .. Min Sprey Net Helene Curtis Hair Spray ------ 1 •• c•n 99c ShampOO------ 1 ••· boltl• --·----·· IJOO Extra Free Top Value Stamps ONE GOLD POUND CAKE with -pon (2G) and punhaoo of any 'k caL .a or_. Jb. KROGER QUALITY ICE CREAM 10 oz. cans fresh Ground Moots SSe S1 SO IXTRA FRH TO' YALUI STAMPS w1th CII)UIIOQ ul4 piUdiAII af G.~. 1111 • "hha ru . Kr0g.r Homogonisod Milk I Dudrting. S ndl .J1ft•Mwere MRars. Lotd- t e R nbeg on .,s, ~· ld M ° rs. ymon s, 1'8. Margaret Rl zer, Mrs . Marv •u:r kle, Mrs. w·11 M' s· t K II I.lflm G'bb. 1 s, 1ss et y e y, A•ma Luikart Sherry Lynn h M 'Fl d M ·M"II' ~ ns7, r~ oy ~ ~ Anrdserson, . une Loa~ey, u1se Kl aas,· Me rs. en .1Hmes Mac Knight, and Dawn d A the Luikart "n u r ' ,. 11: lt, Lowther Family Reunion Held On July 19th Sunday, July 19, relatives of • late L. V. Lowther gathered PLUMS ll··r 39c REb lb. Communications were tie Hauck r~ported on a c~wn for Goddes! of Liberty and it INA LATHER Stay calm and collected. Find anything from barber shops to laundromats the quick and convenient way • • • in the YELLOW PAGES' • ·- Where YOUR FINGERs: DO THE WALKINr- . Royal Crown COla NOW IN HALF-QUARTS ! EACH BOTTLE SERVES THREE carton .· ·· serves 18 ..... Loman or Jolly Strip Cinnomon Rolls BEST COlA BUY ta, illl 27 size BEEF LIVER Court .., . . ;, ' Balfards or Pillsbury, 10 Count Biscuits .. , .12 cans 98c 4-Shck Oleomargarine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 1bs. $1.00 Krafts Am. or Pimiento Sliced Cheese 2, 8 oz. pkgs. 69c Broughtons Sweet Milk ...... . .. , , , , .. gallon jug 79c Go·a~ulated Colonial Cane Sugar , ••. _, , . 5 lb. bag SSe Nabtsco Saltine Crackers .. _.. ,,, ....•.•... l·lb. 31c Strietmanns Zesta Crackers .• , .. _.... , , ...• l-Ib. 31o Purma Dog Chow ................ , , , , ___ , . 5-lb. 73c Ken-1-Ratlon Dog Foor, 15'1.! oz. can ..... _.. 2 {or 3Ic Del Monte Light Chunk Tuna Fish, 6'12 oz. can 2 for S7c Wbltneys Pink Salmon . .'. :'.... :· ........ .. . l -Ib. S7c Vietti. 10'1.! oz. can, Pork with Barbecue sauce .. ea. 49c Armours Beef Stew, 24 oz. can . _..... ____ , , , can 43c Armours Tree! Lunch Meat, 12 oz. can .•••• __ can 39c Armours Vienna Sausage, 4 oz. can _., •. ,, ••. can 19c Armours Potted Meats, 31<0 oz. can .. , • , ... _.. can JOe Crisco Oil, 24 oz. bottle ...... _.. ............. .. 39c Crisco Shortening, 3 lb. can _... , ...... _, . . .. . . . 69c All Varieties, Regular Size Boxes Soap Powder Detergents .............. box 33c or 32c Joy, Lux, Ivory Liquid Detergenls, reg. size ....... 33c Giant Sizes, only . . ...... ...................... 63c Mr. <;lean, Lestoil, Ajax and Handy Andy Liqutd All-Purpose Cleaners, Reg. Sizes ... __...•. 35c Giant Sizes, only .......... . ... . . , ..... , . , , .. , , 6Sc Reg. Size Fabric Softener, Downy , .•..•• , .• , .... 39c Giant Size. Only ................ _....... _. . . . . 75o All Varieties of Bar Toilet Soap _. , .. Reduced in Prico Gallon Clorox Bleach ............ _............ _ S7c 1,!, Gallon Clorox Bleach ................ ____ . ·• • 39o 1-Quart Clorox Bleach . . , .. , . , ... _.. ___ .. _... , . 2lc Maxwell House Coffee . ... ...... , ••.... I lb. can nc Roys Food Basket Instant Coffee .... .. 10 oz. jar $Ll9 Tolle! Tissues . ............ , . 2-rolf packs 23o ond 2lc 4-RoU Packs ............... , , •.• , ••••• 35c and 25o Cut Rite, 125' Rolls ' ,;.. JULY 30 to AU4:WS~f U.S.D.A. GRADED Beef Steak of Round lb. clb BOLOGNA ONLY 33c lb. ----- FRESH CALA PORK ROAST ALL MEAT IN CASING LARGE 5 to • Pound FRANKS~ 11b. 49c BALL OR KERR ARGO • • VINEGAR -----~ ';~~~49c .00 Cans lSib,~$~.29 MUSSELMANS 100% PURE CIDER .. , . :: 19 ":~... 303 Sile '• _lO ·t. . ·_ -.. ;11!) ' ·•>.r. Cherry Pie Filling 4,. ~~ s_1·" GRANULATED COLONIAL c ••• ., !_. t~•• 98c eWITH THIS COUPONe - Mortons or Banquet Frozen "" .l ' ,. ' ;.,-:;, ' ~sse DIXIE BELL CracKers 19c •• _lib..... • OVER I GALLON MORTONS FROIEN Bleach M.,;, _ 5 :::. 39c HOME MADE eWITH THIS COUPONe Bread ·'·: Coupon Expires July 26, 1964 SUNKIST Lemonaid 10c 6 oz. ean r 'h C~t ~ WATERMElONS- 49c HomeGrown 3Dosena 'Corn • .. -• '1.00 Middleport, 0. COR. SECOND 1nd RUTLAND I SUMMER •STORE· HOI:IRS: -. IOLbs. ' .1.11. ... · TU!S~ VIIID. ·•. , ••••• 9:00 11\M hi 9:1111-PM 'I 9:00 !...... THURS~ FRI~ SAT•. -...•.• 8:00AM hi • ....,. ·MON (CLOSED ON SUNDAYS! . ~Grown ' .All ,lovors or Cream Pies 3 PRODUCE lee Cold ' 67C 'h' gol. for Kelloggs Corn Flakes, 18 oz. box .... _, . , , ...... _ 33c · Post-Tens Cereal or Kelloggs Variety Pack Cereals ...................... _• • . . . . box 39c Hi-C Fruit Drinks, all flavors, 46 oz. cans , . 3 cans $1.00 Party Pak Swe.et Pickles, quart jar .......... only 39e We~dners, qt. Jar Hamburger SUced Dill Pickles jar 35c Table Garden, Quart Jar Salad Dressing ....... jar 39~ A!l Va,_-Ieties Regular Cigarettes, 10 pack carton .. $2.44 King S1ze and Filters ....... _.......... _ carton $2.47 1-Lb. Can Hersheys Chocolate Syrup .. _ . _. _, . • • . J9e AU lkands, 12 oz. bottles Plus 16 oz. bottles R. C, Cola Soft Drinks ............ 6 pack cartons 47c Showboat ~rge 40 oz. can Pork & Beans •••. only 27e 4 lb. Bag Dn~d Beans, Pinto _............... only 39c 4 lb. Bag Dried Beans, Navy , ... __ .. __ .... _ only 41e Frenchs, 7 oz. box Instant Mashed Potatoes . . only 19c Large 14 oz. Bottle Snyders Tomato Catsup 6 for $1.00 1 ALL FLAVORS Real lee Cream Coupon Expires July 26, 1964 -! ' L..t-~~)q; . ~N THANK YOU BRANO FARM VIEW Sugar ~ 3' LB., ._. , ' LARD QT. SIZE FRUIT JARS- PEAS- PURE Wax Paper ..................••...... , . . . . . • . 23c J . ·.:. • ~. IN A CHUNK . THE BRIGHT STAR FOOD MAtKE-T.. ~ .. ~ . , All Of The. . Prices Are Also _A.vilil1ble At ••••• 113 W. SECOND ST. Quantity Limited, Rights Reserved TUNE IN WMI'Q 13PQ,Olt YOUR RADIO DIAL i&ACIH ~AY & THURSDAY AT 8:1_0 i«M ~~~OUR RAOIO PROGRAM FEATURING TI!NNESSEI IRNil FORD AS•jWjST ARTIST. • · ..~I ' ·~ . ,'l- Street- Pomeroy 19c Fresh Sllc:ed-2 Lb. In A Tr1y _ _ _ _ At •.• ROY'S FOOD BASKET - MIDDLEPORT, 0. BRIGHT STAR FOOD MARKET- POMEROY ---·--.' Folf· Sisters Style Shop : DUTTON ,,.DRUG CO. LOW PRICES Carrots •• JOe ' • 2.95 .--------------------EVERY DAY c ~-··!'l~ ! •. 5 Beef Steak of Rib LB 69c Potatoes - 69c. 19c I U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE Wlilte GBAPES ' :OUR FOOD PRICES ARE Edn;i Edwards, Mrs. Lillian -- ......;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;II Smltb and Maurice, Mrs. Harry <lark, Mr. Raymood Krider. Mrs. Grady Craig and Sherri and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dully, Jackie, Brian, Rickey Mickey and Demaris Ash with ' McKESSON ' . I Evans, Mrs Edith Burnell, Miss invited to attend, With ....., mt porebul IIIII r-~~::~~==:::=~~=--.:~ l!d was voted lo I be crown. Carrie ed an In vitluon· · ·~ · .. Jtiem. be end h 1 Graham · rs to att t e organ reclt- M E'.:•d M re E."I I'1 " " M eo.. · WI o BIIy al of her grandson, Larry L. r. an rs. s te OBsman, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony SdrulTr Minersville nd •L' acy. , . • er a ~ugh!er, inda, of ColNamed on committees were Mrs. Eshe Mossman Mrs. Earl umbu 8 , were weekend guests of Mabel Wolfe, Eva Dessauer, Mossman, Miss Freda Hender-1his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob CarrJe Meinhart and Mary Nes- li"".,"...•nd ....,.M.. r.,.R;.,a,ii:y_:m;.,o;..nd~W;..a;,;lb~um~;:;Sc~h;;ul;::er;,:·...,...,...,...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOio~ sel~, home . and orphans; Elizabeth Jenkins, Maxine Moore, Winona Cook and Ethel Smith, ways and means; Eva Dessauer, Carrie Meinhart, Mabel Wolfe, Edna Reibel, Marie Hauck, Elizabeth Campbell aDd . Minnie Gilmore, delinquent; Lucille B. Hawklns, publicity; 11~:=:~:; Elizabeth Campbell, Norma Chapman, Mabel . REUNION SET NEW HAVEN - The annuel Bumgarner Family Reunion will be held .., Sundoy, August 9, at the New Haven Park. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Relatives and friends are HAS SURPRISE A 'pink and wbite cake with candles cent.red the table at crolrs Town and Country restautant Saturday evening for tbe ~ ! IJI'flrise birthday dinner for · Bre a Ingraham, Favors were sma 1 china dolls. Guests were 1 Sail . Radford, Suzie Radford, PhyUis Kaspar, Linda Smith, Linda Darnell, Sharon Smith and Susan Lylie. Hauck, Miss Judy McKnight. all of p..,...y; Mr. and Mrs. The blribday of Albert (Sum- Ooorleo StraUB& aod daugh1er, mer > Durst and the 231-d wed- Olarlen<!. aDd MJu Pamela ding anruversary of Mr. and Gordoo, of Columhus, and Mrs, !.Irs. Roy M.!yer wm ctlebrat- Jerry Hill and grandoono, Letart I d Sunn and Conn!•. Mn. LJDie CLOSE-OUT ON SUMMER PATTERN HATS I t.. "'" .. 1Nl' bplr. -.... Jlllr read from Myrtle Tlmmennan, naUonal benefit oecretary, and Elizabeth Quinlin, alate ...,.... tary. It was voted to send Glenora Swatzel as a reprosenta· tive to State Council . In Columbus August 17-19 PLAN NEW CLASS The Federated church announced today the beginning of The Syracuse EUB SunOOy a new Sunday School class, School .b.eld their annual picnlc composed of young adults. Rev . Sunday July 19 at the Kyger IPerrin will teach the class, Creek Parle. Rev. Paul Sellars which will hold its first s"ssionl ga_ve a short sermon and after 100 SWlday at the regular hour. pr.ayer-•:~potluck dinner was ser· · , _ Gene Simms, Tommy K. and Deatra Jo of Columbus. The Sunday School wlsbes to express tlreir thanks to Kyger Greek Plant lor tbe use of the pari< and recrutlonal facilities. :""tb. Birthday, Weddlnw Day il CeIebroted wv HAS PICNIC gueSts Byron Jay Bailey, Newark; Ohio, and Mr. 11nd Mrs. GUF.~TS I ~ns. ved to the following cafeteria stye; Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellars and Rosemary, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pickens, Mr . Ben Quisen berry, Mrs. Laura Leifueit, Mrs~ Edith Hood, Mrs. Freda !lAVE Guests Ott a picnic , 1nner at tile home ol Mrs. Olive ln&ra- ' at a dinner Sunday at fhe Falls. . Arnold - Mayer camp at Le- Mrs. Mayer, oo beball rl. the Falls. fli'OUJI, pcat:nted a &1ft IQ Mr• Two decoratod birthday Durst. &lid aon anniversary cake ----terved witil the dlruler to and Mrs Albert Dutot, Syr·aCLISel Mr. and Mn. Ralpb RadeUff Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayer and were io Columbus from MooNancy Jo and Doo, Mr. day until Thursday wbere tbey Mrs· E"• A ld d J Mr ~ rno an erry, . attended two oervlcos of the est Davidian. Mr. and Mr~'. FJ'W Zoller, ;~,a~r:: ltand;;;;.;;;M;:,rs~._;Dooa:;~ld;:_:Lan;:nln~g~==~G~ra:;:ha:m::_:crusad;:;:::•~·...,...,., Mr. and Mrs. Waller France k b W V • H bert " and famlly ;:.f Rutland and Mr. ~~~~~ ~~~leyvill::• o::Jo, Salty and Mrs. R al Summerfield ol and Suzie Radford, P\)lllero ()rester wore Sltllday evenlnl land Mn. Garnet Wllllamso:. , of Mr. and Mn. Cfar.. R 11 d r ence Andrews and flmtly . 1 u an · I Dr. •nd Mrs. J. B. Marshall / . and chJidren, Marianna and John Mjss Linda Yost of Racine ~· 1 Lo · 'II 0 UJSVI e, Ky., are guests .was the guest of Miss Patricla of her mother, Mrs. John F. , London lor a weekend Baily and other relatives. · Mr. and Mrs. RaIPh Sm1'tit of were in Columbus Friday to hear Amh -t we . , 1 m•e.'- 1 . Members of the Loyal Helpers tbe countryside. cla83 of the Syracuse Methodist Present wore Mrs. J. C. iteward, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Church met Jn the church ~ocial )avidson, Toni and Terry; Mr. rooms Monday at 6:30p.m. for md Mrs. Charles Carothers, a potluck · picnic supper. C. B. llr. aDd Mrs. Charles Trott, Weese asked grace. Dennis, Janice, JDdy. Jerry were Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weese, Craig and Ricky; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Will, Mr. Mrs. Jack Steward, Mr. and and Mrs. William Houdashelt, Mrs. Jim Steward, all of Col- Mrs. Frank Winebrenner, Mrs. , Ralph Robson. Mrs. Royal Thoumbus. Albert Cone and wife, Mr. mas, Mrs. William Eichinger, end; Mrs. George Lowther, Mrs. Helen Damewood, Mrs. Do~las and Kathy, local; Miss Dana HyselJ, Mrs. Carrie SinBeuJab Lowther, Mr. and Mrs. clair, h!iss Marcia Karr, Mrs. Wesley Bobo, Chillicothe, and Alice Capehart, and a guest, Mr. and Mrs. Estel Ward, Alh- Johnny Eichinger. - - - - - - - - - - - - ----------- Bing Cherries .....~~~.~~. . ~~?.~~.....~~-. 39c People In p t the farm home now owned and Glenora ~watzel, kitchen; v his children for a family and Edna Reobel and Glenora reunion. At noon a bounWul Swatzel, flag bearers. tlnner was enjoyed by alL The Jfternoon was spent Jn visiting HAVE SUPPER md enjoying traveling through "Plus Top Value Stamps with every dime you spend!" lb ··ly Mrs: Mattie Ringo, Mrs. Jetta T~er, Mrs. Dill l'lelds. Kevin Field!, Ka· th.' Field· and Mrs. Lois Johnson and Charles Misses Ellen an<' Erma ('rit~, ~Iss Car~ 1 n· M M D dd' o yn N"' r. ary ndu Almg, Mrs . e11 I'! 0"sdd' u mg ..a rna -lllrll .. Sweet and -Juicy CANTALOUPE PEACHES . ~:~.~~-~~~~. 2 39c s Jum•o I Mam · /y Abouf ' Cornmltteeo lor the new term hAm and Brenda, SWoday. hOI>wen named when Theodorus orinC Mr. and Mrs. George Kil· Council, Daughters of America, &burg FLa. met in r~ sea.sion Monday S~P~~f 8 ,_ h,olling, at the I()()F hall. omeroy da Insraham wen FIO)'d Wei>Lottie Cobel), ·counclJor, preor, Loaa Bollom, Mr. aiXI Mrs. sided and opened the meeting A film, "I Saw Angus Pray," Earl Hill, Mr. and Mrs. George I~ ritualistic form . _Reported ' .,. ahown SUnday eveniDg at Metts, all of Marietta; Mr. b. we,.. Edith Bat.y tn llolzer j the Lourel Cliff Free Methodist and Mrs. William Straust and Hospllal and. flowers were or- Church. ' MahalA N wport, Mt and "'"" dered sent. to ~er, Adria Sayre IDale Hlll 'Mr and Mrs Dean. and Alta Nelson. Fanoie Me- l Roger David$oo of North IIIlii wuri.m.iown Mr Nameo was reported improv- Carolina spent !be weekend with nd• M F . . ' ~:'lla., ' lng· · L•pa-•Mr and ... Ern a rs. rancos •w ua · '"" ·~•Y, · ~•. - ~ !Jeanna J Mansi! ld ••ti Kroge r .,.. s0up ~:~:.b: ~.~:~·: :.~:·.d: 6 .......... THIS WEEK ••• ----·-·- - " r-ing Mrs. James D•1;,ding ol 1\oson waa glveo by Mrs. Lot John8<Jn of New H•v•n and lr.r, Helen Johnson, Pomeroy, a• the ,,orne of Mrs. BIll 1 ,Ids Present w•r• Mrs. Tom An<!<-.son . Mro Berth• Dalley Mrs Paul faylor Mro S~ ' . Crites ford . Powell Mrs f:Uve.r ~~rs. uavi/ Fields, Jr ., Wilham Kelly Mrs Jus 50 extra Top Value Shl.mp! with the purthase of • ~-piece Companion Set at $1.19 and your 7th week coupon. PLUS SOc OFF ON. A4 PC. PLACE SETTING Your Table" "Always Two Beef Labels To SHOP KROGER COMPARE! Center Cut Commlfti'P• !Vnml'tf For ...' not her Term A mlscellaiHIOUJ shower bon- ,.=--=-~;;:,_...;,___--, • Melmac Bread & Butter PURCHASE YOUR MATCHING COMPLETER PIECES NOW··· OFFER CLOSES SAT., JULY 25 • .' 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Pleasant's JonesMcNeil 3·2 in the championshi p game ol the sixth annual Kyger Creek Little League tournament Tuesday evening. Hamilton's teammates went on to defeat the West Virginians 5·2 for tbe 1964 crown. It was the second consecutive - - - - - - - - - - - 11 year a Gallipolis team won the tbe bottom of the sixth on two tournament. In 1963, the Galli- walks and a Point miscue. Hurt polis Tigt-rs captured top bon~ tallied the winning run. ors Dave Reese was credited Thus ended 14 days of stiff with the win, Harmon was tag~ competition 10 which 38 games ged for the loss. were played without a postpone- For the winners, W. Hurt eolment - an unusual incident lected two doubles. Dave Reese considering numerous thunder- had a double. Harden had a storms in the area the past double and single for the losfew davs . ers, as did Roach. · Trophies were presented to P1 . P!ea~ant 1~mped a~ad the first, second and third place 1-0 in the f1rst lnmng last night teams following last night'S o.n an error .and back-to - back eham.pionship contest. , mgles by R•chard Handley and · TITLE GAME Marshall See. The West V~rgin- Jones-McNeil 101 000 - 2 4 2 ians increased that m.argm to Gall Red Sox 001 2.2X - 5 8 1 2-11 in the top of the thm1 on Fetty (LP l and Casto. SaunHandley's second hit, a dou~le. ders (WP) and Lawson. HR ln the bottom of the thJNI, Hamilton fourth with one on. Ron Harris' tally reduced the CoNSOLATION lead to 2-1. In the big fourth, Pt. Kiwanis .. . 300 101 - 5 6 2 Jim Williams grounded out for jRio Grande ... 301 011 - 6 52 1ho Red Sox. Greg Pauley walkHarmon (LP) and King (3) ed, then Hamilton delivered t8 nd Hamm. D. Reese (WP ) and what proved to be the game - D. 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TWO K!U.ED hca • ... ne No'!. Yllll (liiJ Ioree. . . . . . . _ , .. er llrll llle elo.......... t1 By United Prno lnteroatlona: Wagner that ''mob rule" would tin Luther King angrily denied Hundrede of screaming ~·,. not he tolerated , charged police Wednesday nigh, that Co!DJIItl-o gro youths clashed witb police in two major forays . nists have infi1tr~ted the clvil ir Brooklyn Wednesday night "Killed or be killed!" they rights moveJIII!llt. · in the flftb straight nigbt of vi- shouted. "There are as many CornJim. olence in New York City. A Mounted police and foot pa- nists in thia freedom movemonl wave of looting followed ear1y tro}men swinging club~ dis-- as there are Eskimoet: In F'loria today and police shot three of persed the mob•. da ," King told a ral~ of !,MO. the suspected looters. Two M•jor Flareup~ In Washington Sen. Jamet 0. Polke sc.id the lutest street Wednesday rughf 's violence Eastland, D-Ml!IB., charged disorders and the looting re- included two major flareups in Wednesday that the c-ivil rlgbtl sulted tn the three shootings, the Bedford-Stuyvesant section drive in Mississippi was ba.cked 130 arrests and more than 155 Iof Br ..oklyn and 1nother inci· by_ Communists and suggested storeS; vandalized. Two police- 1dent in which Negro"women at- that the mysterious disappgrmer were hurt , I tacked a policeman, kicking ance of three young civil t18bfl Th~ Negro mobs, df•fylng a and scratching him. worken might have beell • ' UNLOADING- J~ck -Bostick and Steve B~dgley, standing, and Harold Cadl~l on wagon, unload tomatoes de- warning from Mayor Robert F. I [n Jackson, Miss., Dr. Mar- lhoax. for the Billy Hill farm packing hou~e soon after they are pulled off the yjne. Enjoying a ride in the sun were youngsters Cricket Carpep\er, and ·TlmJily, ·Chris and p,m ·HiU.1. · · LO~ - Allegations of a bom~al relatlonahlp be- MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES or MAGIC CHEF · ELEaRIC RANGES FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MEIGS THEATRE NOW YOU .KNOW Brooklyn Boi Is With 5th Night of Fighting 1 BROWNIE 'PlUto., furniture at sal1 prices ON THE MAIN FLOOR 27"x54" Straw Rugs. Stenciled pattern. 1l'm • , Complete snapshot oUJ{il •.. at low, low cost! ,- ners and 27"x48'' size. PORCH RUGS FRAMED PICTURES i ·, pOrch and lawn BARGAINS IN THI Small Lot Sale 79c Sale! Chairs, Swings, Rockers, Chaise Lounges. mr&BM!..:Z .---------- ------- - - - , ' • leading makes, at special sale Sale $4.00 DRIVE·IN -, SATURDAY 9 TO 9 . T h e country's 3'x5' and 4'x6' sizes. u .~ Ed. Note: Mayor Charles Legar of Pomeroy bas releas-ed for pu.blicatioa 11le follow• ing letter r·ceived recently ly In his office. It apeak& lor itself. . enttn\ ~ • Sale Of Lawn and Porch Furniture Included in this group of discontinued rug• are EDITOR'S MAILBAG Mayor, City of Pomeroy, Ohio: Saturday, JulY 18, 1964. II!Y wife and two daul!:hters, Debble and Cathy, stopped to vist your city. we were watching the motor boats on the river when MASON l"'l_ll_n . ~ 4 _:-c>'· a man and his two SOD!~ waved to us. At first we thought that TONIGHT this man had mistaken us for Red Buttons Carolyn Jones someone else, but he came in "A TICKLISH AFFAIR" -a ndrather close to the dock then Steve Reeves and asked us lf we wanted to "THE SLAVE" takea rldei n his boat. We told .. (Color) . him we would be happy to. Thur.- Fri. July 23-24 I just want to say we enjoy· JanPt Letgh Van .loh nso n ed ourselves to no end. The "WIVES AND LOVERS.. man was a! friendly a man I -andCliff Ri chard Lauri Petert have ever met; his sons also. 1 "SUMMER HOLIDAY" not quite sure of the m~n's (TechnicolorJ name but I think it was Stemer ~::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii::i:ii~ ' or something like that. (Harley r Stalnaker) . Hi~ one son, Bruce, is home from the Air Force . He told us most everyone there POMEROY, OHIO knows him as Pop. Also we dined in your city TONIGHT and we want to soy it is the NOT OPEN friendliest city we have ever been in. [f all or most of your THURS. FRI. SAT. people are like this, no wonder July 23-24-25 Billy Wllchr's you are proud of Pomeroy. "IRMA LA DOUCE" We wiU always bave a good (1'ecbnicolor) word for your city and the Jack Lemmon , Shirley Mac· Laine. This ptcture is for people in lt. If you know this ADULTS ONLY! man , thank hlm again for us One admission only: 60c. for the most enjoyable after· noon spent on the Ohio River SUN., MON . and TUES. and a chance to see your beau· July 26-27-28 tiful city from a view most 'C APTAIN NEWMAN, M.D.' <Techmrolorl people regretfully never get to Gregory Peck, Tony CurtJI, Angie Dlckn!ion . Bobby Dar· sec. Sincerely, in, Eddie AJbert, Jas. Gret· ory. Jane Withe:n Pvt. and Mrs. Albert Colornrtoon Shannon and daughters ( On The Second Floor THROW RUGS '•-=sa..aaaa. . . .~~ Winning hurler Dale Saunders allowed but two hits . He fanned nine. walked only two. Lost'r Harley Fetty gave up five .-uns on eight hits. F'ur Gallipolis, Wiliams had 11 p<~!r of doubles, Pauley walktJ twice and banged out a dou~ ble. Hamilton had a homer and double, ,John Halley co!lf'f'ted a .:; tngle and Saunders a double. In the con!:iolation game. Rio Grande nipped Pt. Kiwanis 6-5 by sr(lring tlle winning ruo in ;,........;;..__,_..._~..._.., I July Sales Elberfelcls In Pomeroy Gallipolis Sox Beat 1-NcNeil In Kyger Finals erThe . champions added lnsur· 1• m(:e markers in the fifth on jingles by Tom Lawson, dou::~les bv Williams and Pauley, :md a single by Hamilton. I .•' REACH AGREEMENT WASHINGTON !UPI) - Th• National Af!ronauUcs and Space Administration (NASA~ has reached an agreement with the European Space Research OrgaDization (ESRO) for htunching of space satellltes. Under the agreement, announced Tuesday, the two · organizations will launch t w o 'satellites - ESRO I and ESRO 2 - in 1967 to study the effeet of charged particles of the high polar atmosphere and to measure solar and coiiiilic radiation. .t Our onllro stock Travel Joy ond Airway Uni-Mald Luggage--At prices you can't resist Ughtweight, contour molded and uni-mold con· struction. Fashiontone linings, good quality Vinyl covermgs, compact locks. Ladies' and Men's styles. 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HAND TOWELS 59c · WASH CLOTHS 29c BATH TOWELS •too Colors: PInk, rose, maize, black, green mist, royal blue, light blue, brown, moll green, orange, gold. ~ '· ' ' .,. ' Be Thrifty I Save All Of Your Saleslips Fl'om ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY "'i: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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