http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4e7b1de7d28e87747dd28d0defc59d91.pdf 789a8366f783bc901ad9846ecf656571 PDF Text Text • ' " ftecipifo'it"~or New Millister .. Held at Church A receptloo In honor.lol the newly appolnred minilltr· to ' the Rutland Melbodisl Clurch, l the Rev. Cheste. Lemley, and 1 his wife and family , wu held , recently in the social rooms of I the church. 'llte Rev. and Mn.[ Lemley have a dJU&hter, Sue, a student at :UO Gr,ncfe College and a son, Larry: who is in h1gh school. Mrs. Jacob Schilling wa5 in charge of the reception with Vernon Weber leading the hymn . :singing. A welcome was tended to the new minister by ' MR. AND MRS. TEDDY JOE BAILEY the church officers lnchiding Mr. Weber, Sunday School Superi•l·l Von Meter, Bailey Vows Exchanged Aug. 8th at Racine Bop!ist£hurch LendPnt; Jacob, chairman of official board; and Mrs. George White, president of the Women's Miss Linda Lou Van Meter's marriage to Mr. Teddy Joe Bailey took place Saturday, August 8, 2:30 p.m. at the Racine Baptist church before an altar decorated The oldest member present, with variegated flowers and two, seven branch candela· George Carson, who was 31, The two aisles leading to the altar were decora(!!d ~'<as recognized. Games with rose buds and white satin ribbon. conducted by Mrs. Harold Satrer. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. A pound shower for the honored Douglas Circle. . gues~s wa.s the feature of the The bride, who Was given in which hung kmg s~tm stra.m· 1:'\'emng w1th. Revth. and . by her unci•..., Mr · ers· The white Bible which . Mrs.Lem. marnage ley expresSJng eu apprecla~ Gordon Ridenour of Chester, carried had. been presented rion for the weleome to . the daughter of Mrs~ Louise her father on Father's Day, land. Refreshemnts were s_er- and the late Rev. Ross June 17, 1962, and was also ved to the large congregation Meter of Portland. The bride- carried by her sister, Mrs. .a ttending. groom is the son of Mr. and L 1wrence Theiss, on her . Society of Christian Service. Acclamation Plan 1 . JOliN EDGA& THOMAS ' Mrs. Otis Bailey of Racine. ding February 16, J~. Nuptial music was presented Mrs. Lawrence Thetss, the Mrs: Jack Wigal o( Galli- bride's sister, of Belpre, ~io, polis and Miss Judy C.ozart was maid of hon?r and ca~ned of Portland was the soloist. corsage of wh1te carnatwns. The bride wure a white satin . Lawrence Theiss of Bel~re Miss P:atti Ann WoHord, daU.t~ter of ~r•. and Mrs. brocade ballerma length gown was the best man. The guests Charles W. Wolford of 2 WoodbrJar-Dr., Chilhcothe, be· with a fingertip veil of were .seated Of. the ushers, Lar- came. the bride of Mr. John Ed~ar Thomas, son of :Mr · nt"t which was held in Circle, Racme, and Robert and Mrs. Edgar Thomas of Pomeroy, Saturda~, Au'"~t • ID Offing Wolford-Thomas Marriage Vows ore · Token August 1'5 in Chillicothe BUYS 3 ROOMS OF All NEW I FURNITURE by a satin rosebud liara. of Syracuse. carried a white Bible The bride's mother wore • with red rose buds and light gray dress. and Middleport, 0, ~-------- carried a corsage of white nations with green tinted tips. ~~~~~~~~~;~ I Oml The bridegroom's mother a beige brocade dress ~ASON carried a c~rsedage idthenti~~~ , ~~-~-~ . ~' In New Haven the one carrl 0Y e r e s BAKER FURNITURE R"ffle F DRIVE·IH "I Y Reunion Held 15, 2:30 p.m. in the First Presbyteria!l church ~ Ch_llli· cothe with the Rev, Benjamin Judd, Jr. offlciatmg. , was assisted r- ·cousm, Pastor the brtde s James of Detroit ~~;h~f~:: , Arrangem~n.ts of 'white I-,-,-~------olus and cao.,.tions against a Ill. background of•lemoi>foUage The bride's mother won; 0 ARE HERE 1-LOTS OF THEM . ' . I :FOR .GIRLS, MISSES AND WOMEN OF ALL SIZES IN TH~ READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR. SELECT YdiiRS AND YOUR'c;IRLS NOW. hanced the .altar. Clusters of willOw green _pure sdk shanwoodwardia were used . tung sheath, accented at the TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY mother. and at either side bf the altar. Waistline by lace. To complete , , FAMILY NIGHTS NEW HAVEN - The The reception was held by Cathedral vases hlll.ding the ensemble, she wore a Horst Buchbolz Riffle reunion was held the groom's m'lther, Mrs. otis gladiolus and carnati<ms matcllins: piJlbox trimmed with "NINE HOURS TO RAMA" 9 at tile New Haven in Racine. . ed the steps leading to it. a bbw in the back and match(Color) ,. -andPark. A basket dinner ~as The new· Mr. and Mrs. Balley tong OOlt'!!r ais'le wa_s ing' shoes and bag. Her C!Oraage I Doris Day LUlu Belle serv~ at noon. Charles ~tffle are 1964 graduates of Southern with sta~dard~ holdmg wood- was of yellow • green cymbidi· "VILLAGE IARN DANCI"' was ~n c~arge of the bus1ness H!gh ~hat?l. ~e wardia tted w1th white satin urn orchids. Thur.-Frl. Aug. 27-28 meeting m thP afternoon . w1ll resLde m Srruthfield, North ribbons. . . · Ch'Ir ttl Country Club 1 100 e. Bob HoptAnita Ekberg Mrs. Arnett Roush gave a Selections by Mrs. Robert The held "CALL Ml IWANA"' history of the Riffle ancestors. Hickel organist, included Pur- where the rledecepti~nlh- was g ' ·' (coIor) ' w1 arran nd eMrs Minnie Riffle and Mrs. cell's "Trumpet was det::ora · • 1 - andCar;;. Turnbull were the oldGuilm~t~~t's "Adagio," menta ,ol whiPitenkgladio us ·lbaarl Vincent Price nd. The Edm _a ___ , swee e "DIARY OF A MADMAN" est members atte mg. •·Minuet," unuwu s ed In · ultl (Technicolor) youngest was Martin 0 eun10n est Lord Jes~s/' and, ~it- roses arra:elabra a tri:med 1. 'i:i~il5~iiiiii~~~~~~ great grandson of_ Mrs. comb's "Weddmg Day. M1ss •~ c~ d ma!ID6 tufts dec· .. rle Turnbull. I Sharon Thomas, solotst, sang, Km n ' . \ Those attending wer' Mr. The descendants of Fred " I ~;e You Truly," "Beca?,se" Assis~he =~: ~b!~.:., Mn. POMEROY OHIO Mrs. Charles E. Riffle and Rhoda Jones held their and Th~ wed_dtng Prayer. Harry B":wer, Mrs. James ~ IIRon,ald_, Mr. and M.r~ . Charles annual reunion at the home of The bride, gJven in Mrs. Richard Brown, ,~A~Js:!~~ ~~~~::,.,. P. R1ffle, Della R1f1le, Mr. Mr. and Mr:i. Emerson by her father, ~ore a peau Nacy Jo Hess and · Miss , <Teclintcolor) and Mrs. Tom Reuter and RhonMiddleport Sunday A fetta dress whtch had a Al' Carpenter '----------~------:---.,.l...,----~-"7'"...; Troy Donohue Swanne Pie- da Sue, Pom_eroy; ~r. an~ , was served ~t noon trimmed _sculptured bodiCe de- ~ee bride's ~ttire for her • ~ette. Dtane McBain, James Mrs. . Ro~ R1ffle, Middleport, the lawn with Lee Davidson giv- signed wtth a scoop neckline honeymoon was 8 cinnamon- • M~l~ln R1ffle, Columb~s; Mrs. the table grace. and three .. quarter length brown cotf.On knit suit, match· , Wilham Taylor, Oak Hill; Mrs. oldest attending was sleeves. Tho front of the aCO..sorlea, a beln ei<K:bel WiD. 8 nct THURSDAY Carr1e Ross, Te~ry Lee Mrs. Kate Williams Wood o{ trolled skirt featured white orchid corsage. 26-27 ~r . and Mrs. R1ch~rd Athens and the youngest lace appliques at each . · pi~ to reside at OPEN otM ~a~on:RMfflrs. MAbmnle 8Riffl15 _e, Lisa Arme Burton, 3 _ &fld the back wTas enbbriad~ed Ave· Court, Moline, S afJorie 1 e, ra urr , d hte of Mr and Mrs lace panels. he es · 'ltiDA :.;~ J.~RDAY Mrs. Heber Miller and · Craig llaug 8 rrloo Columbo~ illusion veil caacnded from after A1181'1t 22· . "NIGHTMARE" and Mark, Mr. and M". Arnett ; . u atte'ndlng lnduded. Mr peau taffolo pillbul adorned The new. MChll"-· Thomas 1' David Knllht. Muira Red- Roush , Mr. anJ Mrs. Mack and : Ra M e , and soO: with seed pearls. ~ carried graduate of . Ucotbe mond,.Jenn{e Unden, Brenda Howard, Ray RUfle, H e1 en rs:Mrs yca::l r;ones Mr tailored .line arraflietneJlt School and ,Ohio_ . 10 Bruce"PILLOW . TALK'' Riffle, Mrs. Carrie dM Jones white sw.theart a to teac~ ~st Big ..... (Tedudeotor) Ml G Tu bull Mrs an rs. hid rui 1 f !!.age Th<~~DU IS a Oolil . IIDCDoria . DaJ, Roct Hudson, Wa~ ~':r~e ~n so~ . dren, Carolyn, Jimmy, and ore a vy o , PomeroY High and ~~ami: I; , •. TollY Randa", Tbeimp Ritter. lin, all of Hartford. ' and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Floor • length blue University. 11o Is Nick Ada~, JuU. Meade. all of Shade; Mr. and. gowns were worn by the atten- an engineer by John Paul E. Jones and cltlldren, dants Miss Martha Elick company, East MoUne. SUN.• MON. end TUES. MEETS TONIGHT Paula and Darrel ; Mrs. Kate Lancaster, maid of honor and out of town 'guesta were A »-3-1-Soiof.•l "ADV""'I TO THE RIAl" There will be a meeting for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dav· the bridesmaids, Mrs. Mansfield~ Columbus, Cl~•elllllll\ Stoll&, ~101, Genn Ford, all officers and committee idson, and Mrs. Dorothy DanFrick of Findlay and Miss Pomeroy: Fremont, Detroit, MI!I\>YII llOU!das. Peter Ford. bers of the Bradbury P.T.A. dakJS, Athens; Bruno CaSCI of Ann Hensley of Columbus. Moline and Chicago,, Ill., foolu-: . <Poi- C.rl'mln Out Loucl Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. at Pom~y; Mr. and Mrs. identically styled dresses and St. Ann's, Mo• C.lorcortooftl the school. Chapman and daughter. tured a fitred bodice wllh A rehearsal dinner 1@1 held . .' . and Mr. and Mrs. William neckline, thre4HjUBrler at the Vlilley ii!IUae .. ' ) ton and daughter, L1sa Anne, sleeves and a eoing, AUCU'!Jf. wllh the Columbus\ Mr. and Mrs. Fred band of velvet wh~b aruom's Jlarijlts u , hoiP. . and son, Todd, Belpre; the waise. A pou1 veil caught · and Mrs. Larry Jones and a small forWard duster 1 bought Rambler ~ fcir '64 dian wcno children, Mickle and Steve, Col- bells of Irelalll!, an\1 -•·11 IOid ·in Ill)' ~ 0Dtlro·1i!Odel yjiort · ; umbus; and Mr. and Mra. Em- dogwood pe!ldalll will worn . ..~t'l erson Jones and daughter, Bar~ each A bara, Middleport. The reunion rapgement will he held at the bume o1 roaes and Mr. a!ld Mrs. Fred JGnes at daisies Belpre next August. maline Movies of past reunions were EUck. The. shown during the alrernoon by b>ilofed Ray Meyers. yellow eel withTEACHERS TO MEET Mr. Nell AU turhers of the Bradbury ved as &~:;&,. bank ·rates ~n save you money. School are ur&ed to attend aealed by I . teacher's IJleeUng Friday even- Mr. your· new car with us, your local ing, August 28 at 7 p.m. at. the Richard school. September 1 wUJ be the the opening day o! Bradbury Harold Sehool ~- Presidency, Booster THOSE · POPULAR PRICED · SLAC.KS e CAPRI PANTS e J'ACKETS KNEE KNOCKERS e ~KIRTS e BLOUSES_ Descendents H /d R • In M•ddleport MEIGS .THEATRE . ...,=,.,.,=..-.==:;;:-- PEDAL PUSHERS e SLIM JIMS ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY t;::Cr:rtaon. =" oi Robert and · ]'(lie' . 5. . ( \j . 'I# NEW CAR with ~. be glad ''i to handle all the arrange· Gamblers are Service ill ..eld For Clarenc~! Grady Dealing Again After Blaze �I ' ;,I !- .To Avoid Viol~nt Action _ ·' ·. . Pauley's -: Dou6Ie Kl)ocks H9me R1In,fof,4~~1Victory ·NFO Iaders Ask Memliers •.'l GIIJipo1IIJ ,_. •. ., ' • A filth Inning ~pie by B"""' ant' a 4Dii_ble _by Gregg game"" ' 'DOCTOR SAYS I I I Klanner Trio Indicted by Georgia Jury BERHfS WORLD By Unltod Prell Intemallonal American League W. L. Pet. GB Baltimore 77 49 .811 Chicago ·77 51 .(i02 I New York 72 52 ~I 4 Detroit 66 ·113 .51l m; Minnesota 63 63 .5011 14 Los A111feles 64 66 .492 15 Cleveland til 66 .4811 16'h Boston _ 58 69 .457 1910 Washington 50 79 .388 211\i Kansas City f8 71 .331 29 Tuesday's Result• Loa Angeles S KaMas City !, night 1 Minnesota 0, nigllt 5 Baltimore s. night New · York I Washington I, night \I ' \ is a e:anwt~o Of S()fl~. but our profesriroRal YOUf ~ portrait carne•·• "r~a'" eKaclly the kd;, the _...., , and 1he pose. Let .... . . , ~ . . c:Ntd with )I!* al~s. Cal todelr b~JHC' trrl'" GROVER'S STUDIO ' , ' . WY2-2475 ·- Style 650 -, 651 '' St. · 1 ' ' . . \ \ .THE ·sliDE( BqX . · ··~ ,. Ioiii c.rty 11)1 IJI411 • 3111 A)IM Phlla Ul11JI, 411 Mlyo Sli' ' 48 19 !1$ 1$3 M 144 - ·Ro~>nsn ell\ ao 13!32 Huilt,NX IIH21 114132 , , ,Qntpbr NY II~ 411 82 127 Pomeroy Detroi\ II Boston 8, night -•- • b b'- p .._ Wodne-y s Pro a ~ · Los ·Angeles at K81188s City lnight) -- Gatewood (3-2) vs. it•-•• O'Donoghue 18-8). Minnesota at Cblcago inlgllt) -Grant (10-10) VI- Horlen t9-l). C level and at Blllimore (night) Stange (IH2Y' vs. Robei'.ts 111-5). .,, ., Washington at -N~·· 1ork IJ-7) vs. Stoli)emyre \3-01. ,f Detroll at Boaton <iilgllt) Wickersham (15-9) va. ' Heffner (6-4). ... a. ' . \'" , I I 'l'lnlrlday's Gamel o....;..,' ' Bottled·' Gas ., . . Or Any C .1er Botded 'Gas ." ·, . ~ . If your gas range is in very bad c'lnditlo~. and many are-don't go tl\11 :U electric range! Just beeause your gas range is old and not much good, .eO!.. out to Rutland and see the nicest gas range display in Meigs count,.. We Have A Gold Star Special , $127wlth trad• Loa Angeles at KaMas City •~g score a Phils 78 V>ewry that dealt San Frill!- A...:~~ Minnesota at Cbica•o · , . N Ilona! Le uK'"'""· Killebrew. Twini,_J 0 CISCO s wamng a ague !115; Stuart, Red Sox, 94·, COhl-1 Detroit al Boston Dag bope.o a staggering blow. vito A's 90 . Wa r National Loogne The loss not only prevented the I • • ~ • lndiahi!,J , · w. L. Pel. GB · Giants from p•~·th · 88; B.Robwan, Orioles, 85. ~·g up on e Pltdll Phil adelphia 76 49 .608 .. . first-place Philadelphia Phillles N 11 naJ K f111f Cincinnati 70 56 .510 I -who had lost - but alao a 0 '. 011 ax, S. Francisco 70 56 .566 61> dropped them into third place l~; Bunm111f, Phils, 11-4; St. Louis f/1 58 .538 9 behind the rslstent Cincinnati ichal, Giants, 15-6; O't'oohd Milwaukee 51 110 .518 Ill> Reds pe Reds: Short, Ph1ls, 13-68 ~=::1 Pittsburgh 5I · 62 .1108 121> · • Ameli""": Bunker, 0 Los Angeles 81 63 .192 1410 As a result, the Phillles bold f 13-3; Pizarro, White Sox, Cbleago 57 6tl .452 191> first place by !iX gam.. over 1 Ford, Yanks, 13-5; KraUck, HOIIllton 56 71 .441 21 lbe Reds and by 610 over the diana, 111-4; Chance, Angels, New York 42 84 .333 341> Giant. I Tueodoy'a IIHaHs II was a particuariy bitter i GIAIIDEIJ,O OPilNS CAMP ·etncinnatl 7 New York z, night loO! for the Giants because it St. Louts 7 Plttsburgb 6, night, ruined tiJe return to action PIIILA_DELPHIA <UP! I 13 innings 115-game wiDner Juan Marichal. ~ Mlddlewell!ht champion J""''l had bee 8ld lined 1 Glardello began training TuesHouston 5 Chicago f, night Iwho •• nd nl e or a day for his Utle defense ·-~alnstl mon ... " a a so came at If!!: Loa Ar<geles 3 San Francisco 1, 'bands of H . Reed h Rubin IHurrlcane) Carter at 1 0 night . first major OWit " Las vegas, Nev ., 0c t. 2.1. hlS league' game Milwaukee 7 Phlladelphla I, tiJe Kan..8 Cit Athl ti In night . e cs ,Y Wodneodly'a l'nlloble Pil<ben 19511 and hadn t won another New York at Cincinnaij sl~~ ReUd H 1 <night) - StaUard 17-16) ... · eP Nuxhall <11-7). Reed couldn't quito go aU the Pittsburgh - at St. Louis way but Manager Walt Alston tnigbt) - Schwall il-3) ~J. called on Ron Perranosld to reCUellar (1-3). tire Roh Lanier and Bob Miller Chicago at Jloooton. to strlk~ out Willie Mays for Jackson US-10) ... BI'J)Wil 12two outs of tile game. 121. Marlchal, who yielded all three San Francisco at Loa Loa A111feles...., and seven hits in five Innings, suffered 11ts aiiih loss. Tommy Davis led the Dodgers' 10-hit attack with three bits, including a single that drove in the decisive run in the third Inning. The Philties had given the GIants a chance to gain a full game by clroppl111f a 7-6 decisIon to the Milwaukee Braves, tiJe Rrds whipped the New Y«k Mets 7-2, the St. Louis A full size Hardwick range that bas ey, . erything to make your cooking and balt{;l ing easier. There are no repairs on G~ ronges and you can really SAVE. These Ranges Also Available For Natural Gas ·RUTLAND FURNITURE or: 1 SH 2-4811 ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, • 1000 SHEET PLASTIC Filler Paper RULERS Two Pkgs. Eaeh Contaic 500 lO'hxB" Sheets 2 . WILLIAMSPORT PA. (UPI) - FGIU' &eaml ftam u IDIDJ ..U.U. meet ID tile Dtb oan• II Utile Leo. . 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Angela ·tile BriiWI Jn1erna. tolle• ·anolwlfe <i Walker Attroctlvely lolcod Fer Any,(;lft Givlnt ,_ ' • ' frelil)••t c;a1lclli tll51 In the American League Chieago shadod Minnesota 1~, Cleveland topped Baltimore ll-3, New York defeated Washington 1-1, Loa An8eles beat KaD..s City 5-3, and Detroit outslugged Boston 11-6. ,. ·.The fine·~"~ sP.ecial II'Uilams- Chi ~.101 76151 other National League action • o. . '' ' r Nl-. ·t.ape f G. All. Jl, H. Cl<JIIIIIo Pitt !214ft T.ll. S.Uio Chi Ulj85 70 IU CardiDals scored a H! 13-inning victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Houston CUlts nipped the Chicago CUbs 6-4 in ' . ' Mlcktl.,., I 3 BIG DAYS ~- THURS., FR1., & SAT. 299 ,.,..,,..'._' ~ation Leaders '1 ' Do_d, gers · T0 Elimi'•ftal e Giants,-too. I . 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GIIU U0 3011 0111-f 5 3 'Rbnan Chi 1014111 6U22 Gallipolis had taken a 3-0 lead• Ma11011, though ousted_ frn"l , OtJO.-J 030 1 5 .& !...:.... J Chance Cle 1115 309 to 94 In lbe ftrst when wn0011 scor- the tourney, ~lid e.lgbt hits com- Saund and WU GliJei. I ~ Freeban 0e1 m • szn9 oo oo Pauley's first double o1 pared to Ove for Galllpolla. Mac pie, By~n (!) , and ~-Clark. I Rallne Del 115 f17 112 125 tht> ev~mn.:z and Blowers ana son hitters were Q. ROUBtl w1th Brssood Boo 125 456 70 136 .291 r ,uley scored as the result of two singles, L. Herndon wltb NEW NAME Howard NY 113414 f3 123 a hit by Matthews and an er- a lliple and single, and D. Gil- ·The lluphraloa Rlvor and Tillman Boa ' 102 tis 35 97 .296 ror. Matthews also had the Oil' l•sple, J. Keyes, J. -Call and the Tlgrla River n!eet above llo!De ..... ty other Gallipolis hit beside G Clark, all with ~ogles . Basra, In Iraq, and · frotn•thal ~I!Gial, Mays. Giants, 38; those in the first lnning. The ne•t All Star Touma- point to tiJe Persian Gull they By FRilD DOWN WllllamJ, CUbs, 27; Robinson. Mason tied the score in the ment wiD be this evening are called Shatt-al·..rob. UP! Spono Writer Reds; COped&, Giants, 25 each; bottom end of the second when Having already seen to It that S.Uto; Cube, 24. (all walked, Tullah was safe tbere't be no World Series ID AMorl""": Killebrew. _ Tww, on a fielder's chojce; and Clark Loo A111feles thb year, tl)e Dodg- 42; ~oweD, Orioles, 31; ColaVJand Roush followed with backers are out to make sure to, As 30; Allison, Twms: .Stl}tber<~,l be none in San Francl.- art, Red Sox; Wagner, Indians. co eitber. ·all 29. I Ran• Battod Ia After losmg 11 of 14 games I National· Boy•r 91: ~•1soq , •· r SALE PRICE s1.00, Assorted color. non refillable pen goOd for tbousands of words at a fenta:stfe sale price. Color peo ' uidlcates color ol Ink. ot {A )9c VALUEI' · . ' .. · �.' tl~y Sentinel, Pomeroy•Midtlleport, 0., Auf~ 211, ' . ' · .Pur~ey Shuts Do'or qn Mets After . - ,Little Hitter Ronnie Hunt ·Homers ,, CINCINNATI (UP!) - Rll& Purkey wbell he went oot to CinciDDaU pk:Ud up another Tracy SlaJlard In the blst gamt ; k•ed by a llnt-lnnillg homer, talk to blm alter Cbrtslopher roo In the lhlrd an4 went ahead with the Meta bere Ibis year. • Bob Purkey shut the door oo had worked th• coont to two e.z in the filth when Johnson Tbe Reds' sick list con!lnllos the New York Mets while team- balls and no strikes. "If yoo socked a th~ double will! to grow. Jim Maloney, wbo mates Frank Robii!SOII end Der- don't get nim oo~ yoo'ro ouL" two away. .: an aiUng right lhollldet, on Johnsoo batted ;he Clncln- "I didn't want In come out Walks t~ Robinson, a balk by pulled from the ;!lartln& : nati Reds to a 7-Z victory and be<'ause 1 take a· lot of pride In reliever r.ary Kroll and Leo Uoo and ~robably won't be second place J'Jesday nlgbt. finishing games," Purkey sald, Cardenas' single - his third bit unUJ next 'nlesday. Joe Nwrba!ll : Puckey started the game by "but I wouldn't have blemed oJ the nlgbt l- sent th• final gol !' slmt In biB sono left shool· : walking 1ead-<1ff batter Bobby Dick if he had yankeo me." nm nome In tlie seventh. der TUesday and wiH be oot ; Klaus. Then Ron Hunt wllowed He fini1>l1ed with a six-bitter Redo' Sl<~ Llsl Grows a couple of days. EdwiiFds. J ;: with a home run that put the for his eighth victory in 15 de- All but nn~ run came off Catcher J o h n n Y Mets ahead quickly. cisioos. atarter AI Jackson, wbo took Who received a dislocated "I made a lousy pitch to Robinson got the Reds back hi!> first lo~s in three decisions ger last Saturday at Los Anlte-1 him," the veteran Reds right· in the game when he doubled in witb the Reds.: les, said he probably would bander said. "It was the same the first inning after Tommy Joey Jay makes hia second oot a week and would have to : pitch he hit for a homer off me Harper's single and a wilt to try at his fifth consecutive vi.. wear a metal splint on the lin- the last time we were in New Vad~ Pln.on. , tory tonight as he goes agamst ger when be returns. • ; • {let , · ... · York. Cleveland reducei! ils roster , . "The home run bothers me 1a limit TuesGAME OF CHANCE-The hottest pitrher In the major 'IMgues Is Dean· Chanre, the young righthander of lite , ~ayth~ 4!~g waivers on 8 Anfeles Angels. He is leading boUt levb'Ues in shutouts on the ,way to hi.• greatest seasoa.._lidce cqming up - because Hunt isn't •upposed to one veeran and five mae ,~ h'tt them. You don't mind too 1 I I 961 • ; much when the borne run hitincluding two wbo ' c ters hi: them because that's f0UD fOWD, . Ohio colleges. ' what they're being paid to do. , Cut from the team were Jim {} engoot ol ParUr&but'l, Dean I had gone llUt to the mound CLEVELAND (UP!) - The came via the aerial route-In Shorter, Detroit Unlversity. of itfr, an4 w•th a whole new plan for undefeab!d Detroit Lioos, ooce llefeating Los Angeles and was startiDg his lhlrd year as · · _ ~rs. Carl Van Meter inc) Mal' a defenseman; end Dick '· garel Ann Carleton of -Dorcu • p1tching Hunt. I couldn't put tt again showing a near lm- Pittsburgh. to work because I couldn't get penetrahl• defense, are depend- The Lions will depend on the soo, Penn State: fullback called at the J;lean Brinker the pitches where I wanted ing on this unit to groond the forwr.rd wall of llarris McCord. Schoonover, Syracuse; home Sunday evenJna. them." high . flying Cleveland- Browns Alex Karras, RQ&er Brown Alex Kumslds, Michigan State; Dale warner oi'Syracuse eaU. 1 The knuckleballer then held , when the two Natlo~l Footb"!l Sam Williams )'> throttle the guard Jim Higgms, Xavter Uru- By Ualted Pross Jntemalloruil Baltlmol'6 , Colts for flanker Mrs . . Mabel Lax returned to ed on Dean Brinker em TUesday , tl . M ts hitless until the sev- League foes clash m an exhi- Browns' aerial antics. \'erstty and Unebacker Tom Can the New ~ork Giants reo C. (Alley Oop) Owens and e~th !hen Charlie Smith and b~tinn game at Detroit Friday q~artet has bfen extremely Goosby, Baldwin • Wallace peat as the National home In Florida on Thurs· afternoon. ' Bob Taylor delivered pinch-hit mght tough on passers,as well as lege. . League's Eostem DIvIs i o 'l'welve year veteran . day af_\er a VISit with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain of , singles and he walked Bobby The Lions' defensive unit, ners. L~st Sundaf, the four _ The Ltons spent Tuesday pol- champions with onl~ sJx run· McEihenny, one of the aii·IIDIO and frtends. , Racine, Mr. 8nd Mrs. James Klaus to load the bases witb which has limited opponents to the ~hiladelphia, Eagles, ishing thetr own of!ense· Detrott ntng backs, includtng three great halfba~, , and quarter- Mr. and Mrs. George Circle Circle of Ne~ Haven calli!d al one out. But he got out of that 213 yards on the ground in ed to have ~ of the Coach George Wtlson compli- rookies? back Glylln Grtfftng were giv· and daughters of Ashland, Ky. the home of Mary Circle OD jam. three pre-season games, will be runners In_ the league, to mented f:h" ~!eveland offense This question was uppermost en their_ releases. are spending a vacation with Monday_evening. [)Dubie Play Ends Tbreal hard pressed to blunt the yards rushing. by declanng: We got to score in the minds o[ NFL f&ns in- The Gtants now have veteran 'his mother Mrs. Mary Circle Dean Brinker and William He was in hot w•ter again devastaUng air attack the BroWns Drop Six to beat the Browns, alter all day after the Giants made the running backs Joe . Morrison, and Melvin. Carletnn cOned at the home of in the ninth when Joe Christo- Clevelanders haae employed in ' they'Ve scored ~00 pot~~ m largest player shu!Oe in the his- Alex We~ and Dtck Jam~s Clrcl oitd Mil pher, a .308 hitter; cante to the their last two ouUngs. Tbe Browns, however, their }asl tM exhibtUon tory of til'! club. teamed , wtth rookies Ern~e Mr. and Mrs. William Gainer C. D. - e sons, , ton Lo_ ' p • GI"a·nts' Shuf e 1s'· osmg QuestiOD • Aboul Repea1•mg piste with the bases loaded and . the mcomparable Jtmmy games. '"" out. Christopher hit into 'a C!<!vel•nd, whtch has a 2-1 ex- hondUng the running chores and Wilsoo pi~ to work on game-ending double play. hibition mark, eompared to the Frank Ryan the aenal game, fense In today s two "This batter is it," acUng Lions' 2~-1 record, has tallied will provide a n•al test for the sessions. ·:we got to keep manager Dick Sisler had told 98 points - most of wbich Lions' fine defensive wall. from scormg that many · ~~~.;;;;;;;_;;;;,;:~.;::...;.;.:,.:.~~;._ ~~~_...,._,.....,,...,...====~--~~if we er:pect to win" he ::; ,;___ _ _'_ New York •wamped i's top ground se~n, to the 10 .... CUT a ture draft pick. In a 1 ion they traded their No. I draft choice, balfback Joe Don Looney, and sub lineman Lou Kirooac to the ! ~=======-::: By United Proto JDternaU-1 American League Wash. 001 000 ooo- 1 5 0 New York 000 000 04x- 4 9 Osteen, Hannan (8), Kline <8) Entered Hoopltal ' and Leppert. Ford, Downing Among those who and Howard. Winoor Holzer hospital in the past Z4 <13-5). 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Va. , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabtree ond .Mr. and Mrs. !Jwalne .Jor· dan and Bryon, auended llle YOUDg 11'linllers picnic at Lake Alma State Part on SUnday. Mrs. M)'"l McVay, FredeJ;lcktown, and Judy Nightingale, Grove dty, ""'" recent guests of lllr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop and falnlly · · , Fireman First Clall$ Lewis A. (Joe) , ~r Ia a leave, here with hl8 wile, Iyn, IUid 1111 parents, Mr. and .Mrs. lloucJaa Mosler and lam- ily · , .Mr. ·and Mrs. Ruis..u Maya, Slrasbu\'fl, were weekend visitors o1 her pare~ts, Mr. and Mrs. ,Ney Carpenter an4 attended tba ,Dolley • Townsend -fennioo at femple cburc6. Walter Jordan, a member of · Tim IIIII Kim Carles. Van the Tempt. Methodist Youth l!jtren, Ohio, spent a week with Fell<wship spent a week at the the Rdbert Bishop fainily: 'l'belr Methodist Youth Camp at LaJl.. parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Richard caster. Carles and famlly came for the The Busy Bee Society · of tile boys on the weekend. Carpen!A!r Baptist Church met Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Crabat the church on Thursday eve- tree have moved from tbe garDing. The topic for discussion age apartm•nt at the borne of _was "Faith.'' her paronl.s to the !ann they The funeral of Mrs. Flora reeently purchased n~ar the Arbaugh, -77, was held at Tem- Athens county line. His parents, Mr · and Mrs. Ro~ CrabPie church ori WedneedaY• Mr . 8· tree are now Jiving m their new Arbaugh was a former restdent home which they recently built of thts community but had · made ber borne near her daugb- Mr. and Mrs: Harold George ter Mrs Mary Davis In W • artd sons, CloviS and Gary, of te ' · es Denton, ~. were recent din~ rville, fol' the past !IOYeral iter guests at the home f her years · o Me.;.bers of the temple WS aunt and famllyy, Mr. and Mrs. · · · Mendal Jordan and grandmothC.S. met at the church on Wed:- 'e Mts Malli Lo~~ Th 0 nesday evening, Devotions r, · .....er. , e were given b)' l.lrs. T. M. ,GaJ. Geot'les also. VISited hOI! matel" away. n.e film "No LOnger 1181 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. St " ' •·• J. D. Canode and sever•l othrangers, was presen..... Pre. er relatives and friends In the sent were Mrs. Quinn Russell, :Mrs. Carl Crabtree, Mrs. C. area. Mrs. George is the formA. Arbaugh, Mrs, Mendal Jor· er Betty Rulherfor)d. dan, Mrs. Arlbw Crabtree, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly Howard Stanley anii Mrs. T. visited with Mrs. Ginevra M. Galaway. Mrs. Mendal Jor. ter and granddaughter, Col\llle dan was hostess. Wey,~nd, on Sunday afternoon SOCIAL NOTES and · also called oo her aunt, Mrs. Faye Jordan spent a Mrs. Ma!Ue Lowther. day with her cousin, Maude Mr. and Mrs. Richard ParJones, in Albany. · '"1"' and son of Dayton Ylslt.ed Mrs. ,)'olallle Lo~r spent a With Mr. and Mrs. Rolla¢.Crab,nlgbt -~_ll!, l!,er "alster., in ,• law -~•r ~nd other frlenda allil reiMrs. l'<l"le . Ferry. olives . lit th& community, Emplg.y,l'j!,s of the Southeaslo- Mr. and Mrs. Cartol' Woodern Oh1ot( EIJll!,l'iment F'lirm gerd and family of Columbus wero at the Southern Experi- spent a weekend here with Iter ment Farm near Ripley Ohio, mother, Mrs. Z.lla Perry and n.cently belplng prepare for grandd~ughter, Donna. T h Tobacco Day. tllis meeting was WOodgerds wero in NelsnnviUe attended by Gov. :thoades, who to see his mother, Mrs. Woode, unveiled a plaque lor the cen· -who ' is In Mt. St. Mary'~ Hostennlal of the growing of White pitaf with a broken. )llp. Mrs. Burley Tobacco. Mr. Jo Me- Perry and Donna acrompanled Wborter, Mr. Clay Jordan, Mr. tbem to Columbus nn · Sanday and Mrs. Robert Bishop and evening and will spend ·aome Chlldren, and Mr. Jor- lim• visiting relatives there. Detroit ·=~·~ond:;en~d~Bob=~DICif:;:·~a:iill~a~ Boston 2110 400 ooo- 6 11 'J1:~er~~v:"~i Rt., Jackaon, 1 Jackson, . Mrs. \rCqseas= McLain, Rakow 14) an4 Free- Richard A. Marlin, Ri. 5 batt. 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CRISCO SHORTENING ................. ......:,. ..·• S .. 4•,11!11 KROGO SHORTENING . ......................... 1 ._ .,_, KROGER INSTANT DRY MILK ......... , · """ M ••.1-.-li.l . . . . . .. . • . . •• • • • ....... , ••• , , .... , •• •u. • .. • I -:.:,: :; ; MARTHA Wfo'ITI CORN MI!AL ... , .................. ~ -· ,• eat "W fruit with t'M . -Excluaive Tenderau Beef. . SUGAR .' ..... "'f· c for . Com~J4r-f ··· -Everg Dau Low, Low Prlcu t ~...oo_.u. ~ •• . 3..;.,~ 89c Kroger always gives you:.• ·. . . . . . . . 6 "" · 19c . . . . . . . . . 4 ;. $1 ' 1\ • IXTRA l'rloTop 'llllvo ....... with and purd. any two jail .2 ~ $1.45 . ' 0{ 2 loovoo . ....ch ... lutttrmilk . ·('~ lb. ' • f. • ,,,, fl. tpl(tHJ.. HAMBURGifl , ._ ' . .. 'Er~ry S~IIHIIIIy-siJH/t ·f = • I • ..... Top Woluil . . _ I lb. or,..re _, ·:< - ---~LIC~$\. IONA ~ P EACHES •• 4 -99c STEAK 89c 42~' 79c »lacrDressing .~ ,:·45cBEEF STEW MEAT - S9c Facial Tis!ues J:!~· 29c Pork & . · .: ·. !:;' 29t Marshmallows ¢AlSUP COnAGE CHEESE (Jndy Bars~· 1::- S9c 10 39c Peenut 2.... 49c /';~~, ,~\ ______ J Jer J£ . Whoppers .. MINUTE . b. _ 1 ' 13egg recipe . r ' .. FINE PO"- F~YING.- . BROILING 'oa RO~ING• OR ROAST BONE IN WELL TRI~D. lb. LB LBS~ DRE·S~D • 1 .,. nge(food 4 I ~ ·' clllllti'stllfnlll. • QUART . YOUNG- PLUMP-- Jt:NDER .... Dr•n• IJI()fl , , I,RESH TU:lt:'l(EY~. ," ,C SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY c 69c QUA,RT •. . Coupol) Valld Thru Aug. 29 In Middleport--Pomeroy A&P Stores ROUND STEAK I J -l c PINT CARTON Ro,... ----· -ldo• IIXTIIA • dBeef l$ :~· ; '112 ;. GALLON CARTON Coffee. Krtlor ~• till anna Cap )II... 'l'ht K..... :C.. 1Nf FORTIFIED SKIMMED v. S9c w. A&P BRAND and your purchase of $5.00 or more exclusive of items pro!tibited by law GALLON CARTON HOMOGENIZED- BLUE PKG~ Ctn. A&P BRAND MIL~ =_ ~ Ga~ · A&P BRAND WITH THIS COUPON ~ • Miracle. • • ..•. .•. •-• • . . ••· 45c Marganne,~ . ... . . . . . : 7.~ $1 QUART 3h Chocolate Drink Ctn. . • A&P BRAND Ga~ SSe Vitamin DMilk WITH COUPON BELOW wllto - . _ "' foil IIW Homogenized Milkl~~g:79c · OT. 30a 'Filler Paper ... ~ .. .~.. . ._ 81c Filler Paper ......... ...4ft Smoked Jowl Bacon ... 29~..:.·~;]1;~.-::;..·it -Slab Bacon. ~~:W.~ ... l9c· .Slab Bacon ..C:: ~ ~ ... •.!·--·• , •. _ •...•,3 FIS. h St'ICIU. :Fre•h A&P BRAND-BLUE PACKAGE-PLAIN A&P BRAND-HOM.OGENIZED Ribs ...........:·IIJ. , . AaP FRESH DAIRY RRODliCTS COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH _ WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING! 69c ~th 'and·7tli Ribs lb. _,··· and Tied ' ...... _. ...... 1 IFJ . . . ., .· "School Supplie " ·: ., .i6:RoastS ~· • ......... I Tellderq ' .... •• At Kroger • • • • • Smoked ·:w.~ l'b'; I .. SWANSDOWN CAKE MIX.I ... ,, ..... .... •••••• · .• :~ . SUNSWiiET PRUNI , .IUICI ................. 1"1 • AVONDA~I PEACH HALYCI ........ .,.,,,, . . . . . .... AVONOALii lliCID I'CACHIJ ................... . KROGER ~RUIT COCKTAI~ ............... , ...... . 1CA11DU DITIRGINT POWDI!l ....... .... ., ..... • ~::;1 XAH0u LIQUID DITiiRGENT ... ,. -.. ., ..... ,. . . . . I KANDU ILIACH KROGER COliN FLAKES ................... .. ARMOI,IRI'O'M'IO MEAT ... _,,, ..... , _....... ~~~"'-- ~- ~t.'ft;;J~~ KROGIR AL~ PURPOSE 01~ ............. ,.,, :M ~ - ..... SPOTI.IGNT COPFII . . .. .................. ,. 1•\\.,~ ... .._ '"'llt.J:f ' ~,.. IMIAUY SALAD· DRESSING ...... .............. 1, , ... . CLOYIR YA~LIY PIANUT IUTTII ·..... .,., .... tlLJ,lie! KIIOGU IYAPORATID MILK ................. . 4 IIIII .KROGER PLAIN FLOUR ....... ., ............ . . . . · lOT DOG FOOD ............ ., 1""" I I .. ' CLOYCII VALLIV PORK I IIANJ ......... ,, ;•," ' , ~... KROGIII ORANG. JUICI ..... ,..,, ,.,,,,. 11 . . .~ COUNTRT ·CLU. PDT PIES .................. .,I t-. ,alii · IC.IItOGIR GI~TINJ , ,, o oo uooO , . . , nou oo uo '\o 110 K DIUNKI .................. ,.. . AMCIIICAN IIAUTY TOMATO .IUICI .. ,.,,.,.,, iROGI!l ~RACK IllS ---·----·------~-~~~~~~.! ?-i!': oo. --~ -LIIN~VIRGINIA TOMAto::~~o:up~~ - -~~:~:~~~i~~~~~:~s :sF ~C DRINKS, 12 ;HIIIIIY PII '·Fit:LINO- · �'- •• ' I' Stiversville NeWs Notes ' rene. ' He has, se~t us a pastor with patience ~· of the best tbst we ha~ LYONS seen. Maybe you wonder why I say this, But I'll do my best to explain A few of the things tbat happened Bul still they never complain. Clover Farm Store Route 7 TUPPERS ··PLAINS " RACINE RUTlAND Food ~rltet Clover Fann Department Store "Tho Store Wllb A HartT Pifth encl Peerl RACINE l'llono Ne. IM N543 - Open I .. I Ma!o, Thrv ht. RUTLAND RT. 124 ' Right Reserved To Umit Quantities! ' I On Jan. 9th when the Wames . II)O~ed in . ' Natalie Woool· Is garbed In tho "late'jt'' 'fas~l~n._ · FANS may find ·It too slow, but DRAG-RACE Jack Lemmon's litest movie, "A Great Race/' · puts lots of'zip Into a. turn-ol·the-century ( p)eted. I When it rained, the r'ool !oak· edand auto- mobile raee fr9m New York to Paris, Lemmqn wheels. a black·Hanl1fi;Jal Eiallt while 'rony Cur· tis drives a white Lellllr Speehll, '- phaeton, and Natalie WOQd. pretends slit's a free·wheelins re· porter battlini for women's rights. She ucove~·s'' the race for a New York newspaper. Tljt· He11ni" bal Ei&ht'' ants Le,Ue Specill have · ' You're ·Bound TO Lt·KE US ... '111o parsonage was not com, pleted. There wasn't IIIIRclent heat, and very soon The water supply was d• ' The lightning did Its share. These things all took pa~ I'm sure you're all aware. We know the ropM when It com• to glvlnt REAL FOOD VALUES. We offer no gimmicks, no llampt to lick . . . juot good brlncl~ at low•t prlc•. . Th• Warnes never acted couraged And !he bi&. question now It Cheese Spread ... seems, ' ' Would Job have had so much patience- . In the Chester pafSO!lllge of the N81.8renes? -Nita Dlllln&e, ' Krlff THty LNf 59c Pink Sal·m on ..... . 5 9c Liquicf Detergent .. q~~!t J9c Sweet Gherkins ... J9c Tom.a to Juice • • .3 o.. ·agc MarshmaUows ••••• lSc . . Dol Monti 2-lb. box I · l·lb. can E•y Monclay-PIHti~Bottle Aunt Jano'o Crock Cured qt. / GoldMIIIIe 46 cans Campfire Rock Springs __ ___ Soci~ty Notes ...;.,__._ ' ' PuH• . 1-lb. bag . Al10rt..l Colon Facial Tissues ••• • 4~:·99c What a treat ! Fro.zen rockets on a st'ck! ,. ~ ~- Dutch Girl Blackbetory Jelly 24 ••. lor Aaorfld l'lavo:F:u: :rl:k: H·.J·C •••.. J !: 99c • . • 1 Your Chotce oi.Chewing Gum or ·E~ Candy Bars~. 39c ·$ ' , .. ,.•..'. · ,,,i. \ 1 .;,.·.c c , 'COOKifS :~: :::_ . '· • Banquet Cream Filled PIES 12 az. pkg. - - - - 43c Chocolate Lemon Cocoanut GOLDEN RIPE FRUIT J; ·£ , Birds Eye Catfish Fillets 'tllJR BJIKERV SPE€1/J.LI Scindwich Creme FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS I BAN AN 'MEAT BUYS l . lb. ., U. S. No.' 1 White . �,, , ., ••' ' I I • " /' the cans on dlllerent mel\'ell nM. ~. bear\iotller: · U\'ES'fOCit lUI: m.ts uo to !Mf: Pip C-'~- lt!M 11': .. ~~~ 1Pt. ' PLWANT (YIJII, 1 ....., !bey don, al· And the flr•t pattern maker How about a com111raUvely · Si\I.ES CO'. , . & to 10. · , ' llelfen II ·to IJ: Babj l!!!lf. ways stay where they're pu~ who eoma out wltb on •IP"nil- new ond untried field : lwme satu..aay, ,\...t !!, ,... CATI'LI!: - Steers If to 21.11&: II to 22: rat, ~ 12 I!> \tl especially when you bavo tlds, able l .. ocery ,llll<k cypel pia. swimming pool malntenaaetT . HOCS - 175 to 220 lt.lO 10 Heifers 13 to ~.10; rat COWl Cln!!ert I .to 12: !Ialli II ·• 80 eltber swlteb to roll...,., or tle ' 11a1 may be surprised at Cleaotns the pool each w~ Is \7 .IC; Heavies 12 to 15: U4'tt1 It lo IUO: Canners t to ll; Ill Milk 10 ~ 1'11. give your busbond a refresher Its popularity. If he inelllllea an a j<>!> mosl owners dread, and 15 tD 18.50; rat Sows IO.SO to ·Bulls 14,30 to 16.110, . "!At CA Vl!l8 ~ Tapo ll.lt; I C<lUHe In readl111 labels.) - H. all-around pleat slrl,> 80 thet if alloY's price is right . .. .well, Stock ~teers It tD 2Uil; stoCII Seconila llll to 1t; Medium 'It Dear Helen: tile selllllltreu can p1n ond sew It's a lbousht. - H leea-agera wou.l<! profit, aa · He;!ets 12 to 17.50; Stocl< Sh-et to 22; Com' II Ht't. 11_W·•;. Is tllere any reason why pal· without measll>g with unwieldy Dear Helen : Image ' would be lmprov.... - Calv~s 1-7 tD 21: Stock Heller CUlls IJ to 18. ' tem makers can't give us lar· l•ngths of Ussue paper-he'D be People won't biro leen-83era OBSERVER C81vea 15 tD 17.25. ~EP - l!weo ond ~- 4 out of U.oe bathroom smelU!ll ger envelopes for our patterns! very popular with the gals who for summer work because they ~ar •Kids : , . ,. VEAL CAL~ES - ToPs :18: to 10;1Stoet. ~ 4 II> 10; fa! like a contenlrated rose garden Th•JSe pieces of tissue paper would rather &ather, because know all too ,..,, the Jdds won't .. "Observer' has a..po!nt. Fin- ~ 25.10, Medl~ 11.15 to Sbeop 4 10 ~· CUlls J to t and madder lban bops. He had seem to grow like Uve things. pleats defeat them. - . lasl. They work lor a . day or- 1Sh wbat ·you start is a eood 23: Common & HeaVIes II to B~b 4 to I , Fat W~ 4 srabbed QP the can of triple- ! I've never yet been ablo tD get SUMMER WORK two, and then something comes mottO lo~ every"'!", but Its •• 2UO. to~MBS T · · strength room deodorant Instead a pattem back in the container Dear Helen: . up, IQa they don't ah9w up. peclally 1mp0rlant . witt- teen- LAMBS - Tops 23; Seconds . - ops 20; ~ of the UDJerarm apray whicb more than twice wilboul having What can ldds of IS, 14 and Tills ll)akes it ~h for tbe -..rs and summer work. Ability 21.50: _Ligbt, W~hls 11 down. 10 10 18, ~~gb\ I W\1, 14 ID 17; has a ntce mucullne odor. As It tear to piect!s.Must companies 15 do to earn q100ey? The paper youngsters who ire really. . . con· is on)v I~ when you CaD de.~ - , Cormnon to 4. 1 1 1 usual, It was two minutes to bus be so tight with their paper? routes are all taken, and baby sclentious and would follow pend on ,t. -H OHIO VAt l!Y UV~ OBTAJNS PilEI.. /ACr time, and he coullln't shower. - SEAMSTRESS sitti!ll jolos are scarce. Our through on jobs, eveo if It 1bls oolumn Is dedicated to lam- saH'~ay, ~~~2211 lb 17 t0 NEw YOBJ CUPJl : So aU morning be was coming Dear seamstress: sons are atloos< ends this sum- meant a lot ol bard work. Tbey lly Uv\ng, so If you'nl ~aviD& """ S. _ , up roses, and, besides, it caused You hil me where 1 live! mer- they need work. It's too don't get a chance to prove their kid trouble Of j~t plain trouble 17.50: 2211to :~~F 17 ~~~~ :~:~ Co~tned 1 a rasb. Can't something be Those dinky lliUe pattern enve- i•te to do anything about it now. worth. If more parents would let Helen Help YOU. 11114\ wiU Llibl 16 tD • ' 11 Bo 1 152 6 ::11100 1 ~ of done? - JANE lopes drive me wilder than a but maybe you or someone can see to it that a boy or girl also welcome your own amusl!ll to 13; . Sla/1~ 10 to tf: ·~ or · ga 111\1 Dear Jane, new girdle. 11 companies won't suggest summer jobs lor next I "puts out" and doesn't fold up, experiences. Addresa Helen Bot· 8 to 12: ~sA 60 to 110, tary jet ~I _fuel, lbe Wouldn't it be easier to put cooperate, then plastic bags are year. '- MOTHER after lindl.n& a job, ALL the tel ID care of Ibis newspaper. Shoats I5 tD 16. pony I aal• • \ HOlLYWOOD: Two of tile most attracu•e male stars I)! the m:ovle colOny jus~ b~ thelr first m~tlng. " • It happened outside the Beverly Hilla l:iotel. Kll1'1'Y KoUmar, 10, strolling \ "How ·~oes •Her KING I .IZE lOX , ' BONUS BOOKLET They Last! 5 fOR THE BIG GIANT , NOTHING TO BU I J ~,J; · · •una .b:lplo,_ or l'amUte. teo' tu,J.b1f ,.. a hoot·. ~.. at 7'• lOOK COUPON c.~~ ONLY A... Sht nWu SoJII. 12th 14. $5.00 ' ~1 p aln . Boy•' Sale Priced at He WITH BOMUS ·. BLACK PIPPEI 39 1«4.. 39 btl. · · • - ' . I ' 12"'"· st i' ,. '' · . . ?,0,, . ~ ,~~~~:··, · " " '·' ,. I iii- lop' · ,.. "'- t') 8YI ·: : 181PiTI' . J.J 7 ilbto 22-36. Fruit of 1M ........ . . .........., ' ., Y•lut~l ' . ... ,. ' • lb.10 lb.19 BANAN~S '~ Won_derful eating! for'- Pills.ury Turnoven A,:::: c·~=~~;;ry Cal Ida Fr. Fried Potatoes Quick Maid Waffles ,. Mi1ute Maid Pink Lemonade Way Pizza w/Sa1age · - Boya' 14.11 L.eoth., ' · IEL~S . ,· } ~. . ,_, roll a.o.-oa • box GV '•, . " ' " 2~. Narr~w & -. W. &ijl<io. C,mil"re at cllaracten · · ' ' WHOII IWift ' PIPNRcORNs , , PEP)'JRf'LAKP ._btl, .. 2·'1 .. ','. K"'I'.... . r I l, 28 .• I •.,,',• 10 t!:, 3 10 '-· $1 10 :.:~, 10 pkgo. =, 10' ~::'1 68 . . }\ .. o!'.,..... lnt · Vlf,-Ounc, fo• A.....i0tl1 Dllliwallloro "box ' .. -·· .·, VEL Glant'85 2.0.0.. btl. ·~ Greund Betf or Gr11und Chvdr lno-.1 lb.- 59~-- --· . -.sc. aOIIUs Jl 1h Gcdlotl lb. IIONUS Jw. Stl,., 23 With thl1 C:.01p0n & l"wdiaM 48-d. boll FRIED SCALLOPS 49 eJi EVANS Mr•. Paul'• DEVILED CRABS 6-os, pkg, Now thru Saturday, August 29th At any ~~S _ ~::-·- WINGS 49 ICE TEA lAGS Now thru Saturday, Ave''" t9tlt At any EVANS 49 . 7-os. pkg. FINE BAKED FOODS Wi~ thh t..t..pon • l'un:h...... No. 12 IW, I'll' MARIO Stuffed Manz. Olin. Now thru Saturd!Yt AuvYII ~ At tYANS POWDERED SUGAR HAMBURGER kallo EVANS--II... 29c Do••• Bun.s CAKE UTS With lhl• Cov11011 ~ rurdlo..... 27 .., . DISCOUNT DRUGS SAY! 8lc PERSOINA Stlelllades •-c• iiiin,__, Stainless With FREE 7k' Kl'llft't '- PAIKIJ Margarine ·4 l-Ib. Ctna. ...... ..." ......69, $1· $1.58 Value! EVANS LOW PRICE IILISHAU . SAVE 70cl $1.39 Valu•l . . ~NDl!IA• . H~~:~Pak · 27~- ' PERSOIIA Slal11ta Steel I..._ " • With Pne Ac Burmo Shan Lotl011 JOHNION'S GLO.COAT WAX Now thru Sahnday, AutVII 2tth At IVANS . · 2-49 2 ' ~a..., 8.8 o-.n,_,., HOT DOG OR aq .. w. JA . . box 1¥ ~< weir~ $. katie EVANS Deta.nt rral b"'nd. $1.., .., •• leHy for rllltv•• l01uler $Ut. ....."W.»-"" e thoogbl the age was 1 49 each '"'. t . ..:, ,,,.•. _,.,11' , ' ~· ~v't. Mrs. P•ul'• . ' ' fomlatlon tliil he was bon! In larael, bad bad 12· wives and wa tile lather ol 60 children. 1""'"', 'lbey utld tD ... his 111'111'• 1" u. Legs & Thighs MELONS . . said 811!~111 Abraham, UUJ,I Ind .. _told ~ Included the w;tt. eov,-. a ""~ ~·aPNnllvnt .._ • mo .. '"" fvan1 Super-Trim - Swift• CHICKEN PARTS /'. HONEY DEW ./ .. . ITA FLO STARCH Golden ,Ripe .~ Nna '1 way· Wilt! fhl, CouPOn & l"urche~• aft lea-· lb. ·4 bag Wester• .IEAIS Co . U. S. ' 300 st cant 2 IDI)- lb. White Se•dl•ss " . can1 a spet!l)' llbll-tHI<IU'ded totMit ltearlllg • llkulJ eop. Amo11a ·o~~~er lldnga o!ilce, 1 FRYERS 29 50 SWIFT'S PREMIUM BREASTS FRYING ()RAPES '. · '. ., '· HOFFMAN'S. 8 I 8 .l-Ib• .stI •4 4 by lb. lb. 4 s1 DUIKD MIU HOUND '. . M•il'a 2 1,'/ ,': Jara ' .Stretch Socks / 32-0s. .._,an lift - W •l.,ut Crunch lea Ptcon Rl.n p - if.cono111 - S.p; - Vanilla Mn'• Orion I I DRI -NK 3 lo Whole Lb. " ' Pl11eappli • Grapefruit MAMMA'S • CloGCOOKIES urk foil colo"" lolnforcod PLACE SEnJMG Luncheon. MEAT ORANGE bFd the vital atatl.slles gtv., . _ fltlo mJlel Ill l!Gbr lit • • . -.. II)IOell ..s Swift's Premium~ Tender Grawn Wacnr's NIW ClOP Ono •lu lilt . !1·11. Now W;th purch1,. of One .....,_i 1hey fouqd It Ofllc«t ""' • McintOsh- Wealthy- Malden llush DANISH PRIDE sor-"··· SPAIISH fEANUTS ~~~:-:~. 39 Clark Bars of~:· 39'Hudson Napkjns ' ~~ ~.. .l~rPrize 3000 .~,. :1·· ··· 2000 sbPS IMPORtED! Hi-C o·RI-K 3iw.i1 .... II. Ht have to be present to Win 1 .. .:~:~~. No.I f. can1 " h E11ry WHk In E11ry EVANS FOR 8 WEEKS 39 29 'CHICKEN. Swlft'a ·a..,kfleld cans SOLID PACK -l){ Sta111ps Givan FREE sor No.2st Stokely's Lirht Red Kidney Beans Pard Dog Food · . Lady TaltQr Sweet Potatoes H11nt's To•atoes Ma Brown Presanes Charry, ...... W&KLY ENTRY COUPONS l-ib• Tti!Y Pack I 3 I 2 39 C:AoN ~ sor 6-o•. 79 Jar 59 POUN~ 6-0s. Pkgi BACON I cant " I SALMON FULL 303 cans 6 i30J PINK I as, of tolll'Se; tliey bad ev- venal, but so the news Is lm-. U. S. Govemment Inspected SLicED Whitney's Filled With Valuable . Coupa111 Worth Huedreds of EXTRA "' S&H Green Stomps Enry Week for 8 Weeks headlines - M!:llfHIB, Tenn. (UPl) Sberlff'e deputia ..til swin•,s PREMIUM Leon; Mild, Supr-tuoed cans Warren Beatty an4 scheduled to do il. the Ubiled an" ~ 303 as far as Californians go. ery right to !io, ~ . Pickle & Pimento ~ Bologna ~ Liver Cheese While ...... • up the ·race riots In the East with giant LUNCHEON ,MEATS F&P Early Garde• Peas F&P Cut Green Beans F&P Whole Green Beaqs $tokely's Spinach Evans Instant CoHee Dole Crushed Pineapple Dole Crushed Pineapple • StiBJIPolice • O.er buahel alae with <Gntfottablo uftbteakablt built-In handln, Sturdy aftd durable. EVANS • Los Angeles newspaperS hav~ pllyed l • Swift's Premium - T•ncler Grown 5. .. BLUE 303 Burton. Dnver pedl We J011 USDA G..... A Frye11, Our '"'" ,,. U. S. lfttpechltl .ad USDA C:r•"-·A. "U. S. lftapectod" ...- . •••,....._ . but notlllft. about t'lie cradt or quality. "USDA Cr~de­ A" ia t~o t.p·pnramtat erode, the only erode offer... by ••· Whotevtr yo11 ahop, ~ok lor the t~ltl.... lhaped tiC, pictured ~! thfleft, on."'o·Fryor you buy denatln~ U. S. lnapect.. and USDA Cr..te-A.' ..RINSO Comer Second & Mill Sts. MIDDLEPORT )l!:r, ''Thank you very much. , · It w'as the first time one of Kerry's perfonnances had ever been reYie't'ed by a professional. · ' It work?" be aaked. . ' aUP•R MARK.TS ".l''asclnating," 58id along a path leading to wbell .Richard Burton,, a few yean older than 10, alighted 'from a car aiJII crossed the sidewalk. NotWng a reel-painted gadget w_ ith ~au wheels under Kerry's arm, he ~d politely: . ' "M ay I ask what you bave there?"' "It's my skateboard," K~ repUed. Mr . Burton e~amined It with blterest. ~~talll1" SAVE 44ol.. BASKET K'"' gave blm a demonstration up and down· the sidewalk, b•l•nc;!D~ precariously, tint on both teet--:.wbicb is .scary enough - then on on!)' one, going at top speed. · wu his bupgllow Walftll - or his lfed!JJ- Just Jll.tD nit. Summit coofetelll* att belnJ hekl llllC)IIJ the exeeutiv~ blvolved Ia: the .lllllll ~. and It ll ~ts~ that a (featy will be signed In the ne~ futUJ'8 ... Diane .MQBafn and her muU!I-mUllon· lin ~or have par.ted. Loob final J(urt Frlngl ill torlfttlng .Eike Sommer with Wbllney Clwe, a 10t11111 starlet wboD real llllme ia Lana Rosenberg . . EQd or a Tl'ademark Depa,rtme11t: •'l'he Lu 'Veaas gambling easinos1t.ed to give out a lot of change In diver iloUan symbollc of the boom towna of the Old West - but they won't any more, because of the severe coin shortage all over t!le United States. ~lver dollars are now going ror two dollm apiece In some of the gaming cities ... Marlon Brando whose hair I ' has been reci!dlng at 9uite a pace, may il'e avold the whole quest1on of 'to wear a Ultt· rug or not to wear ~rug?" by shaving his Mid' head, a ~ Yul Brynner, for his ned pJe. portuJt - and tbe effect 011 C.ntorata cltl1el)l IJ obvlllUJ to a vldtor from New YorJr. ' Over 111d .over, yeu hear JH!Ople average workillg people .u well as. ;gUtter· lng movie Jtars -· say, "Boy, you couldn't a-et·me to New York ror J mD· Don doJJan" or ''Yau ~an have the \Vorld'sll'llr. I waa to take the klda to New York to ,_ it, but l'm no,t ·golnt CP take a ch-nce on getting killed ' or sflnp. t y the question, "Aren't you terrified to )lve In the ~st where all that ill hap~.,. ' lng!" ' fi dll4!8 not oceur to them that a ibn· Dar situation could erupt in their r,art of the country, and ~rbaps it coul~(l t. ?Jie ,may hope it doesn t. But the headhnes and the TV news reports defimtely hJve affl!l'ted the tourl$t trade In New York or• )' N-EW I ~ 'ly bQIOTHY Kli.OALLitf .Pia• LOOK IN YOUR MAILBOX THIS WEEK FOR YOUR . ' Voice of Br,adway ••• reporting ' 'f: ·HELEN.HELP US! MORE ABOVr CONTAINERS Dear Helen: 1 guess W• true the more we have lhe more we expeel, all<! • • should be happy -that manuf•rturers are making jhlnga eas 1er for u1 ra'-I.Jer thaD eomplaiD because they sttli aren't perfect, but 1 do wlab they'd make spray cans that are onllDarily stored ,. the same room different 8ilea or w1th distlngullhln& marks so that even 1 husband can see whlcb is whleh. Tbe other day 1Q1 man came ,~ . �' l " I -··~-- ......-.. -- ~ ~- ...... -ant 1\ds Are Worth AGood Look-. 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