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FOR $1.95 Solid colors, whites, neat theekl, lfripe1, plaids, Small (14-141;), medium (1515\1), lar&e (16-16\1), and extn larte About Middleport NEW DUPL 19 IJI/lY 33'wiDE 19.0cu.ft~ CAPACITY I NEW DUPLIX t1 ModoiNDINt el9.0cu. ft.capacltyt • Automatic Ice Mahert • Meat keeper, fruit and . . blllkltll • Deep ctoor .stOrlltl MololNOIHo Ad~alral . ,. .• · LEADERSHIP FEATURES AdYiftctd Thlnwan Dlslgn with foamed in· place insulat•on aives ~ Double Soup e...r Julet · "DOl' you more inferior ~~~ capacity, in Ius floor IPKII GIWHutCrtsper, rntlt ' Cen Olsptnltr holds both sins of frozen juice, CQnveniently in k" er, fruit tnd 1111 bas~tts, free.zw Nske1. AU cornt out with doo r door! CJptn only 90'1 (17-17"). Henley ne<k shirts, reiUiar widespread collar styles, lV)' aQ'le button down collar. Bruce Lloyd was In CharlO!· ion, W, Va. over lhe weekend io attend • shoe show. Miss Freda Welling left Sunday lor a visit in Colum~us , She has spent the pasl week wilh Mrs, Pearl Reynolds after eoming here from Florida. FOR $3.95 You'll want to see the ll*:lal selection of never Jron sport shirtl. Dark colort, liJht ahades, Henley neck, plaids, Rei· ular ConBMVaUve collar ahlrts.. Smart Airman Melvin Swisher, who bas ·been slationed at Rhode land, has gone to Norfolk, Va. ond from there wUI board the U. S. Randolph for • tour European ports. Swisher has been made <aptaln of bio crew. Mr. and Mn. Val Edgar HeY·· II nold! of Morgantown, W. Va. visited over the weekend bio parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· 1ar Reyoold•. Miss Joy Boggs, student at lbe Holzer ScOO.I ol Nursing, open! lhe weekend with IH!r ents, Mr, and Mrs. Boggs, plaid designs, A truly smart lfOUp. ldeol for eraduatJon a:ifts for the youn1 men. MENS KNIT SHIRTS FOR $2.95 SmaU, Medium, lar&e and extra large alzes. Jdeal for golftna:. tenerat wear. Solidi, whites surfers. Just wash them ironing require Jlttle or no Ia tbe Young Mons Short SIH.. Rowhlde Lace Nock lnHrl The Pondero&a Sbtrt - made ·ot westem type for supuner session. Children'• Day il Olnerf!ed /,y Church Childrto's Day wu obl~ed II during lbe Church School boiJ1• ll at ~lb Melboclist wllb cbildren of the oevetal departments presenting tbt wor· Jarre. Be sure to see all the sbirt1 for boy1 in aize1 3 to 7 and 6 to 20. All well made. Carefully otyled and made by the Country's leadtn& manufacturers. &tripe~. SPOil SHIRTS Clioooe .Olid eolon or •mart plaid pat..... - smau, mettium, tar«e and extn large. Wasb Diemdry them - wear them. ' Never need tronln&. $2.95 MENS . BANtON lh1t theme latlllhtll .. '''. no-defmstlna: freezer ' :. 4 eu ft. no·defrostina DUPLEX 324 lb. no-defrostinll freezer , .• 15.1 cu. ft. no-defros~na ADMIRAL 'DUPLEX ljl 395 lb. no-dofro•llna: freozor . , • .• 17.9 cu. It, n()odefros1ln& BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~#f.'i--------------..;.."""'" TRADE NOW CONVENIENT TERMSI . ~·' ' \. :- '> I ~!. ' -~ ,• ''i' . +.!Jt~ SHORT SWVE KNITTED SHIRTS Comfortable to wear - nice to be seen In, 8e1utlful selection of colors - "white,.blue, yellbw; creen, gold. Button front and slip, ., om atyle. Small, medium; laret. '''• ' $3.95 to $6.95 mnner il Ci11en For·Home Cue•t. Mrs. Guy Jle)'ncld! on~rlaiJI. wtlb • dlnnet Fridat even\ ~~~~~rof ______ .._._...__,!w,••JIInl, . .' • prayer, Mrs, Ja,.. llllnouncod lite ptogram and an organ prelude was given by Ia SUe Ctatwoi:lby. pOrted. All ex- Mona SHORT SLEEVI!! . NEVER·IRON ship ~ervlce. Th• program Included the Call to Worship by Bess Sanhorn's chiS!!; a .. Ill by Carol ADMIRAL DUPLEX 25 1!!!t . "'1P.'· lieved to be lhe lllllll kidnaped 17·yelll'-.id Peji Ann Bradnlck near lblo lain hamlet, Stale Pollee_rt SHIRTS FOR BOYS Solid colors - whites - plaids tn 2004 vtJues. _who II rill!lila '' ~y Search for Murderer Continues . - SHADE GAP, Pa. (IJPI; ~ An FBI agent wao sbol )liiiJi killed today by a sniper Ji!;' print- Never need ironin1. Size• •mall, medium, I disclpl..hlp wao dloplayed lhe kiodeegarteo etaS. by Mrs. Ma111•ret Edwardo Mrs. John KraJ,sczrn: lbe oery ...... Ia~! by Mrs, Bernard Ftitlz; a class of singIng a ·eylnll, and wilh WORLD SPORT SHIRTS · · · ·· · •· · ·· • $4.95 Mr. and Mn, James Bre11ring, ton spent Friday In Hunting· lon, W. Va, where lbey visited with their daughter and ... in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo and Mr. Br<owi' n'glor• ll enrolled at Marshall University Bachtel's claos; and 1trlpe1. Plenty of popular Henley neck shirts and •• , .' •,. '-\il_.,., • .• "·' ~--:/ . ~ . ' '· v ' . . I �' I '·.,•'' . ··./ .' ' ' r ,, •''' I '· . ' ' Di~hlAskbtgl r. . ;t: • . ·conv~rsion ·on1~~si!S ~IIIII~ ' • \.iP...In n. ' • 1' ' ·' ' - ' t ' 1 • • ; • . : ' Mrs. Gibbs' ··,· '"· Class Holds Field Day AD-stor Tor~adoesSwee-p "Doubleheadei·. ~~~d . . . I . ' ..~utherll' swept bolh oods of jinnlng game by 1 ' H ' !I_!Brgln l Jenkin• also led Southern hit-were Dave F,ry, I l,lngle; David 1 ,lolonday ajter· ami then came !rom beH1ild to1tlng In tile first game wltll a White, a olliB!•; M- - ~h, two IjoOri ualnst \I'Bhama on tile !take the nightcap &-6. " • :·,. Itriple and double In two offi·]•Ingles; .~ljll)' ll'lple I 'wnue i :aicons dianpund w.uwve l Riji1i.i1twt.ki ZUW.c .J~e~ .cia: ~. ~.t.er S::-.:~:::: ~!t· !.'!~11 1l .&';!ltl 1r:·,• · !"'~:r rnlo SeCond place In the Miil • worked on the hiU for .Soulhern l ters Ill'the firal j!amo were B!)b . '· ~- .~..~ ... fllil'. iliound ' Ohio Y~Jiey baseball coafer-]1~ the first game and _ll!"Ited ~ru~~!:'· ~osl~gl'!:'~.a-~d- Sh":~ lor ·wanama andw~leved , .e~• • \"• f~ l •!li;!:tt• . Wan&m& \1 IIJX bll.l!, W.IWIUDM \.oUIIU.IU 1 \.PM5t:= LIUII'IIt~il _,._ . , bl·Uiie fiJ'Jl tmnni· DJ:~ WhO ·Edge·' ~-.·,ger I •,o·: ..,.....doN . """~ (1111), • 1100 100 ot111oo- I 71 1101 .,0 OOIL 2 10 . Ortega, Cor (9) and .~[!1!1:1~ Caww- S!:hool, had • field day Friday. May !3. winners 'fhP events Bnd were: Broad Jump, boys, Michael Braun; girl, Vickie Case. Basketball thrOw, boy, Mlch·ll on. -ll>i tiiU for tlle•· <Itiling . 'cleaJHip alai'." ael Braun; girl, Vickie Case. "' 'the i0C0114 game I . Baseball throw. boy, Greg · ' IIi!· w~' unW the flf!ll ·when MOVE TO TIGEJil! , McKinney ; girl, Mary !Uwk. I . ., ' · · ~ lfrejj:il!d·;wao· rellevtd by DETRlJIT (UP!) -The Dash, boy, Gl'<!g McKmney; ';, '· ·. . . . . · !OntlN ~lio libut off • ll'a~ama troll Tigers bavo Jirl, Deborah McLaughlin: I George Sauer the Mlddleporl1had walked, on second· ha.e Sauer oetlled down ·, Jn the i'IP?· .. · ., catcher Jackie Moore from Sack race, boy, Tommy ·JOC~ Junior. iefthander, pltcb- iwith two gone. · filth and sixth to retire the SOuuiern behind JIIUch of lbe ' tlleir Syrac~ . farm team of Johnson; girl, Deborah Me-' ed and batted his leaJII to a! Sauer was never In aJII\IS side in order, fanning White, ~ -ga.;,., raiUed·hi the fillb the lntemaiJonal League, a Laughlm, : Ugh!, . 1-11. •iclory over Kyger Itrouble, although be ·worked Skaggs alld plnchltllrer Moody ~· wlth three runo 00 wslks T~gers spokesman s81d Monday. The ..slstants from the k5lb , .Creek High Monday on ,the. mu· .with two on base In tile first I~ !be lop of the seventh for 181pmdlfl an4. Alnoi!- Wall- Moor~, who will be ready for grade were · Scott VanV~a",.en , ' ol£!1*1 park diamond. ' inning o• two fielding bobbles, his Y!clory. , . llnwn . followed by ..a two-bag- lonlgbt' game With. the New Mark Werry, Steve . a " : Sauer ga'" up &,single ·~o l 1;,0 on In the second by grace · . . 0... bY Diddle lli!ill single by York Yankees, brmgs the, Tqm Reed, Harold Wo~e. Wm I , · do k 1e d. 1 f ·k f' t b · Lenny. Tyo, the strong semor ...,. · Co · · Tigers roster back to 2li ners were awarded metal lro~tnW.ck,er John Crad C · a ·i If two ree t~c ets to II'S ase .Kyger Creek lefUia~f!r, wasn't 'l'i~ .l r.a~t. · - .· · ies. Eve one had popsicles mg off .ifie foortb and doubled ,and .two on m the fourth when generous with the bilaehlta ellh· · Qthot. SOulhera,. Aj(lers ·In the YONKERS PACE hed bry th p meroy PT ' <n .tbe-l.tlddies' only run .IR lhe l' he wal_ked Skaggo, alter Cred· er. ~e gave up Carl jlemos- ~~mew~e~illlkJn~Cun- YONKERS, N.Y. IUPI) _A"'"" Y e 0 · ': lhird wlth Dallas Blevms, who dock smgled. key's first •f two oingles with dill and Doaivan, iD wt.th dou- Romeo Hanover ha. been · . ' " one on in the second;,then fan- blel; Glueaer, Bay · Proffitt, established tile 7-5 favorite for $126.915 Cane Futunty Pace at ned l;llke .G•rdner, Roger Lef· Spencer, and Wallbrown, ea<:h j ''l'hursd:~a~y~·s_:~~_:o~f..!lh~e~Y~on~k~e~rs~R:a~cew;:a~y~ . ......=j fingwell and Dennis Ault. ve- olligle; Cozart, a double and IlD-I j moskey led off the Middy fourth Ble' and Diddle, I double. with a single, wa. sacrllleed Wallllma hitters "ere saw-1! 1 down, but . tio got !.effing~· ~ l'IIJ! lhref sjnglea, Artb• .. bouncing back to him and Aull ur, Fry, Rolllh, White, Batey · · · ·· · ' · · . . grounding to second base. aild Rouah, each 1 olngle, and . Strvlnq Malgo County Since 1168 .. , . Lea.New York at Detroit, nigh!, d Moore s led with one Arthur, a lrlple. I , By Ul(lte<I' Prw loleroallona! IPeterson (2·21 vs. McLain (5-11. But dy th fillh . IDgb tTy ~-·k FIRST GAME I . . w· . L. P GB W h Cl I nd 00 m e • u o ••~ , ; ,, , _. , <1. . 1 as Ington at eve • , out Bill Swan and Sauer Soulbern . .. . .. .. . 410 22- 9 7 ~)eveland . !8 6 .7511 . ... night, Segui (1·11 vs McDowell . ' . Wabama ..... , .. 000 %2 - 1 Ball\lllO-, 17 9 .6M 2 !HI). The Middies IICOred ao un- Jenkiu aad Oip<llff. Batey, , ~GENCY, INC. ~!folt . l~ !0 ,6!5 3 Boston at Baltimore, night, 1earned run in the third when White II) and Sawyers. <;~lo(nla 1712 .186 31> 1Stephenson 12-21 vs. Palmer 13- Blevins walked, leading off, SECOND QA~E 8111 Chlldo-Rodney Downing, Agonfl p _icago II l1 . .Sii(l t'4j l), · and reached secon~ wheR Ky· Southern ...... .... OS2 OJ- 1 ~iDnf!!IOIB 13 l1 .512 5 Wedaesday's Games ger Creek erred 01 1 pickoff. Waha11111 . , , , . , .. 200 31 - 6 '\'l.as))lngton 10 17 .370 91'. 1Callf. at Kansas City, night Tyo fanned Moore and SwaD, Diddle Jenklnl (5) and run- II New York 10 18 .337 10 Chicago at Minnesota, night but Sauer's line double hooking diff. Gibha White (5) alld Saw· II 1 r· 1 Pomeroy I'-••• The cla.s of Mrs. Ellen t:I.,}MI af Pomeroy Elementary · Tho TRmadoes of Coach CJ'ay. scored twlco In bolb-tht fourth I David Spencer, each a smgle. 1 finished . ·, 'nor' lllonh won the first five • aad filth lnollip. ,. I Getting hill for Wabaml · .. , , · ';:, · - - - --· , , · : 8J!CUND GAMJt · ' · . ·· c , . · ' : .: SopbD~ · Tom Dld4{f ·otort- "You're awlatly dirly ' . dd. . ·'M ' I Je · S'. · · ' . Amelbll ' ' 'f .~oubleli<i~dei- Major Leagae Roolli,\1 By Uolted Pr... llt-li,na! DOWNING INSURANCE SPECIALI 59 OLDS Super 88 Holiday Sedan. $695 GMAC Fin1nclng Av1ii.W. . KARR & VAN Cadillac - Oldsmobile j &~wCi. 9~ .3~101>--at~t. ~~ lo~t-~~to~~Y~N~L~-·-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: Boflon 8 211 .236 12 WashingtOn at Cleveland, night Blevins scoring. . .. ...., Mondafo Itoaalto . Boston al Baltimore, night Ty f ed 1• JLed S· 1 0 an• MlnoeBOta 2 Washington I · •· wa • '[ . , Sauer fa ..ed 10, walked 3. .. Tlle. .y'o Probal!le Pllcbero 1 National Leagae The Jack~ts are boots _ u. · C~l~ornla al Kansa• City, ~lBb!, Lppe.z 12~31 vs. IJtbsoo , · W•. L. Pet GB Norlbero DIVIsion SEOAL WIR· (.2-2.) . · . ,san Fran 22 t .7!0 ... ners Atbens Wednesday at I ·. Ct,i~ago al Minnesota, night, IHouston 18 12 .000 3'~ ~.m. for t~e ,SEOAL ehiii!IP' l;lorl~ !I-3) vs. K..l (3-3). Los Angeles 17•11 -.548 5 10nsh1p, the l1rs1 shot Middle- · - ----- '------ - -Pittsburgh 15 13 .536 51> port has bad at the title olnce ... · t,. 1 n Phila 13 l3 .5011 61> 1957. New York 11 12 .478· 7 Kyger .. .. .. 000 000 0-0 1 1 Atlaola !5 18 .455 8 Mi~'port .... .. 001 000 X- 1 43 1 liy il'nlteil Preu Io•lloll81 St. Louis 12·15 .144 8 TYt' and ; Fisher. Sauer ond 1 National Leagae . Cincinnati" · 12 15 .141 8 Swan, Umpireo: C. Winebren- ' " · B. AB. R. H. Pet Chicago · 6 211 .231 131> 1ner, plate; bases, C. Ingels aod Hou ··30 Ill 17 40 :1oo ' Mooday'• Games · c. Allensworth. Pl\1Son. CID 27 1119 10 37 .339 No games schoduled ===== l(a~l ' SF 31 !13 26 "38 .~ i · Tuoaday'o ·Probablo- Pllcloen' Smith, sit. '1/1 19 II '32 ,323 ; · lliJu8ton at·Chicago, Giusti (3Huht, NY ·. 2Ji 84 19 2q21 l2) vs. _Broglio (1>:1 .' · Jones, If{ IJ Ill, ~ ~~- .318 , Cme1Mill1 , at New . York, Alou, Pill zi1112 11 32 .3u inight, .Maloney .1 2-tl) vs . .. Mc1 Finod SIL 27106 11 33 .3ll :Graw (1·3). Clmi!J~I ,Pitt 28.i2I· 11 37 .~ , St. , Lo\1)11 al Philadelphia, Torre, Atl 311117 !6 32 .299 :night, Jackson (Z,.l) vs., BunAmerica• Leap< lning (1-1). G;'AB •.R. H. Pet. I Atlanta at Pittsburgh, night. Oliva, Minn 23 r1 II 34 .391 Blasingame (l-2) vs. Veale· f3· I'.R9sn, Bal .26 96 23 36 .375 ,21. B.Rbsn, ,Bat 26!l2 !6 39. .311•1 San· Francisco . at 1M AASC<IIt, 8os · 281119 17 36 .~ 1g•h, night Mancha! IHI) va. Ysi:>skk ,Bos 28lll '' 36 .lU i Drysdale (2-4) . . Rchidt, ci1 29!03 21 33 Wedaesday'o· G0111e1 Kllllne,. De) 23 13 15. 26 at New York, nlghl Rbi\Sn, ..cbl 24 14 15 36 Louis at Philadelphia, night TIP CIGARILLO V1n!ne, Was . 27.104 21 32 at Pittsburgh,. night r -.ota · ·• 11111"111 • COITIL. . fl~sn, NY 28.'113 !l 31 at Chicago · . . Home Ruu Fran at·Los Ang., night 'No. tioaal Le~pe: Aarea, llraq., _]J; Mays, Giants 10; Lefebvre; Dodgers t; Alou aad Tol'fl!, Braves 8, · .~· LeiP: Scott: Reel Soz_\1; lteicbai-dt, Ang$ 9; F. JrOiilnsott, Orlol01 8; · Bleljlry, otlolei and Oliva, TWin! 7. I ·., ·LMVERS • Yoa gat smoott. engine op&r8llaa 1k11 you 1188 AshlaAd· llltelzed ~ l'a 1he gasoitl& lhar's l4tahad to . . ,_. . eagine as you drive. _ keep it illU.. 'to. gat ~ to 102. lliOI'e IIIias per gelloA, IDol Motan. So for snootlt sallng On 111e hVwar•. depend 011 Ashland Vitalized Ashland A-Plus and Ashland Regular ... Vitalized. Fill ~ today at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer'sl . ' c........ I,. KING EDWARD OUR DOORS ' ' "au. ARE ·CLOS.EDI Billed "' · Nit"oaal ·Lelgie: 'Maya, Gl.lnbi ~; Aaron, Braves 22; Wynn, Astros · ·21 ; Lefebvre, llodfi!tl and Fleod, caids 29. Ainerlcao · Leape: B. RAiblaiolr, Otlo1ea 28; Scott, Red Sol 27; Reicbardl, Angels 22; Yastnemsld, Red · Sox and Oliva, Twins 20. · • ' Plteldal . I!IIUoalll Lea'pe: Mlrleha!i ~~~ 7-o; CUellar, Astros an~ Kuowles, PhlUt.s· S-O; I!oufar, Bdl&th IIIII Perry, Qlantll J-1. WE HAVE elOTS ·OF RAMBLER ACCESSORIS ' .TOOLS· eMOTOR Oil e GARAGE EQUIP,MENT e OFFICE EQUIPMENT I ' ...lJ;~;;tl.t _;. -' 1\.l.;j; ,: .c it'~ff ,... $ ...., ~ ' ''' I . • I . .. . • J(~) ~ • ¥ '""{: :i:i\f't . ·.tG¥.i ~ ... o~· ., , ·~.i?!l~ 1;i'l' ;ii'iii""lfl :.1 ~.l,f!lo·~ .­ ~,,.~( Q<qiDO!, ·. :~ :,.J.., .... I •t ~u. . l}:;.::.w 'h . : ~-~ ' '-~ '~ ·~ :>J ': il J~ I / :., 11 1. •.;.;; "' SO% to ·75% OFF •·IOIWATS POSI' WIN · A'lliENS, Olllo- (UPI) · -ohio Uolriratly doWned West vlrliola,• t-1; MOOday In the · Mew> tolbeen•: filial hllseball game' or . 7 USED CARS LEFT! tW' ~. · • Ttlnf~ fllllld nln, iad ollowo!cl OIIIJ ·Out! hit en )'Illite lo his oixlb atrabihl wlo IIlla oea.o• 'and lfith In a row in hil collego career. Olilo II lOW U. .,1 omatl aild 1elc!, the Mid • AlllftlC!m Conlere~~ce wllh ,o' f. l·•recOrd'. .West:;~~~;~~~~:~= -~,;u.. 10.. :ror IEGIN,ING MONDA·YMAY l6tf. ( WE Will BE OP.,FRor,t· ·. 4 PM TO 7 PM· ONLJ...WEEKI).~S . •. ~ ..~l~· p~y- ON SA'IJI·D~Y: : ,· · <. Mil•ue hid ay J~"' fat .. ' .• f,···. . • • ~ •. • ,~ ' : ,,;.' I -~' .:J ' ' •L ·~ .._ ; ' ' .;.. J(~t;~. ALL AT . '·. - !f: '!~"l,t CAII"ETS, ETC. ~v r ' ~­ ·.. , ; i r :t4rA1i .'(,\ ' .; ··· ~ r· •• r ;-~,_,ull~ DESKS, CASH REGISTER, TYPEWRITERS,. lndlaftt" 1-8; O'Dologbue; lodians13-tl; PBii>lal, TWino Il-l; McLalft, Tigers 11-!: Sanford, ee\lik . ~·'·'' .. , ;1.1 -A.wleaa 'Leaile: llfeoowfill, Angela Smooth Sailirlg "' .. .. ... e ; .,. i l ' I �' I '·.,•'' . ··./ .' ' ' r ,, •''' I '· . ' ' Di~hlAskbtgl r. . ;t: • . ·conv~rsion ·on1~~si!S ~IIIII~ ' • \.iP...In n. ' • 1' ' ·' ' - ' t ' 1 • • ; • . : ' Mrs. Gibbs' ··,· '"· Class Holds Field Day AD-stor Tor~adoesSwee-p "Doubleheadei·. ~~~d . . . I . ' ..~utherll' swept bolh oods of jinnlng game by 1 ' H ' !I_!Brgln l Jenkin• also led Southern hit-were Dave F,ry, I l,lngle; David 1 ,lolonday ajter· ami then came !rom beH1ild to1tlng In tile first game wltll a White, a olliB!•; M- - ~h, two IjoOri ualnst \I'Bhama on tile !take the nightcap &-6. " • :·,. Itriple and double In two offi·]•Ingles; .~ljll)' ll'lple I 'wnue i :aicons dianpund w.uwve l Riji1i.i1twt.ki ZUW.c .J~e~ .cia: ~. ~.t.er S::-.:~:::: ~!t· !.'!~11 1l .&';!ltl 1r:·,• · !"'~:r rnlo SeCond place In the Miil • worked on the hiU for .Soulhern l ters Ill'the firal j!amo were B!)b . '· ~- .~..~ ... fllil'. iliound ' Ohio Y~Jiey baseball coafer-]1~ the first game and _ll!"Ited ~ru~~!:'· ~osl~gl'!:'~.a-~d- Sh":~ lor ·wanama andw~leved , .e~• • \"• f~ l •!li;!:tt• . Wan&m& \1 IIJX bll.l!, W.IWIUDM \.oUIIU.IU 1 \.PM5t:= LIUII'IIt~il _,._ . , bl·Uiie fiJ'Jl tmnni· DJ:~ WhO ·Edge·' ~-.·,ger I •,o·: ..,.....doN . """~ (1111), • 1100 100 ot111oo- I 71 1101 .,0 OOIL 2 10 . Ortega, Cor (9) and .~[!1!1:1~ Caww- S!:hool, had • field day Friday. May !3. winners 'fhP events Bnd were: Broad Jump, boys, Michael Braun; girl, Vickie Case. Basketball thrOw, boy, Mlch·ll on. -ll>i tiiU for tlle•· <Itiling . 'cleaJHip alai'." ael Braun; girl, Vickie Case. "' 'the i0C0114 game I . Baseball throw. boy, Greg · ' IIi!· w~' unW the flf!ll ·when MOVE TO TIGEJil! , McKinney ; girl, Mary !Uwk. I . ., ' · · ~ lfrejj:il!d·;wao· rellevtd by DETRlJIT (UP!) -The Dash, boy, Gl'<!g McKmney; ';, '· ·. . . . . · !OntlN ~lio libut off • ll'a~ama troll Tigers bavo Jirl, Deborah McLaughlin: I George Sauer the Mlddleporl1had walked, on second· ha.e Sauer oetlled down ·, Jn the i'IP?· .. · ., catcher Jackie Moore from Sack race, boy, Tommy ·JOC~ Junior. iefthander, pltcb- iwith two gone. · filth and sixth to retire the SOuuiern behind JIIUch of lbe ' tlleir Syrac~ . farm team of Johnson; girl, Deborah Me-' ed and batted his leaJII to a! Sauer was never In aJII\IS side in order, fanning White, ~ -ga.;,., raiUed·hi the fillb the lntemaiJonal League, a Laughlm, : Ugh!, . 1-11. •iclory over Kyger Itrouble, although be ·worked Skaggs alld plnchltllrer Moody ~· wlth three runo 00 wslks T~gers spokesman s81d Monday. The ..slstants from the k5lb , .Creek High Monday on ,the. mu· .with two on base In tile first I~ !be lop of the seventh for 181pmdlfl an4. Alnoi!- Wall- Moor~, who will be ready for grade were · Scott VanV~a",.en , ' ol£!1*1 park diamond. ' inning o• two fielding bobbles, his Y!clory. , . llnwn . followed by ..a two-bag- lonlgbt' game With. the New Mark Werry, Steve . a " : Sauer ga'" up &,single ·~o l 1;,0 on In the second by grace · . . 0... bY Diddle lli!ill single by York Yankees, brmgs the, Tqm Reed, Harold Wo~e. Wm I , · do k 1e d. 1 f ·k f' t b · Lenny. Tyo, the strong semor ...,. · Co · · Tigers roster back to 2li ners were awarded metal lro~tnW.ck,er John Crad C · a ·i If two ree t~c ets to II'S ase .Kyger Creek lefUia~f!r, wasn't 'l'i~ .l r.a~t. · - .· · ies. Eve one had popsicles mg off .ifie foortb and doubled ,and .two on m the fourth when generous with the bilaehlta ellh· · Qthot. SOulhera,. Aj(lers ·In the YONKERS PACE hed bry th p meroy PT ' <n .tbe-l.tlddies' only run .IR lhe l' he wal_ked Skaggo, alter Cred· er. ~e gave up Carl jlemos- ~~mew~e~illlkJn~Cun- YONKERS, N.Y. IUPI) _A"'"" Y e 0 · ': lhird wlth Dallas Blevms, who dock smgled. key's first •f two oingles with dill and Doaivan, iD wt.th dou- Romeo Hanover ha. been · . ' " one on in the second;,then fan- blel; Glueaer, Bay · Proffitt, established tile 7-5 favorite for $126.915 Cane Futunty Pace at ned l;llke .G•rdner, Roger Lef· Spencer, and Wallbrown, ea<:h j ''l'hursd:~a~y~·s_:~~_:o~f..!lh~e~Y~on~k~e~rs~R:a~cew;:a~y~ . ......=j fingwell and Dennis Ault. ve- olligle; Cozart, a double and IlD-I j moskey led off the Middy fourth Ble' and Diddle, I double. with a single, wa. sacrllleed Wallllma hitters "ere saw-1! 1 down, but . tio got !.effing~· ~ l'IIJ! lhref sjnglea, Artb• .. bouncing back to him and Aull ur, Fry, Rolllh, White, Batey · · · ·· · ' · · . . grounding to second base. aild Rouah, each 1 olngle, and . Strvlnq Malgo County Since 1168 .. , . Lea.New York at Detroit, nigh!, d Moore s led with one Arthur, a lrlple. I , By Ul(lte<I' Prw loleroallona! IPeterson (2·21 vs. McLain (5-11. But dy th fillh . IDgb tTy ~-·k FIRST GAME I . . w· . L. P GB W h Cl I nd 00 m e • u o ••~ , ; ,, , _. , <1. . 1 as Ington at eve • , out Bill Swan and Sauer Soulbern . .. . .. .. . 410 22- 9 7 ~)eveland . !8 6 .7511 . ... night, Segui (1·11 vs McDowell . ' . Wabama ..... , .. 000 %2 - 1 Ball\lllO-, 17 9 .6M 2 !HI). The Middies IICOred ao un- Jenkiu aad Oip<llff. Batey, , ~GENCY, INC. ~!folt . l~ !0 ,6!5 3 Boston at Baltimore, night, 1earned run in the third when White II) and Sawyers. <;~lo(nla 1712 .186 31> 1Stephenson 12-21 vs. Palmer 13- Blevins walked, leading off, SECOND QA~E 8111 Chlldo-Rodney Downing, Agonfl p _icago II l1 . .Sii(l t'4j l), · and reached secon~ wheR Ky· Southern ...... .... OS2 OJ- 1 ~iDnf!!IOIB 13 l1 .512 5 Wedaesday's Games ger Creek erred 01 1 pickoff. Waha11111 . , , , . , .. 200 31 - 6 '\'l.as))lngton 10 17 .370 91'. 1Callf. at Kansas City, night Tyo fanned Moore and SwaD, Diddle Jenklnl (5) and run- II New York 10 18 .337 10 Chicago at Minnesota, night but Sauer's line double hooking diff. Gibha White (5) alld Saw· II 1 r· 1 Pomeroy I'-••• The cla.s of Mrs. Ellen t:I.,}MI af Pomeroy Elementary · Tho TRmadoes of Coach CJ'ay. scored twlco In bolb-tht fourth I David Spencer, each a smgle. 1 finished . ·, 'nor' lllonh won the first five • aad filth lnollip. ,. I Getting hill for Wabaml · .. , , · ';:, · - - - --· , , · : 8J!CUND GAMJt · ' · . ·· c , . · ' : .: SopbD~ · Tom Dld4{f ·otort- "You're awlatly dirly ' . dd. . ·'M ' I Je · S'. · · ' . Amelbll ' ' 'f .~oubleli<i~dei- Major Leagae Roolli,\1 By Uolted Pr... llt-li,na! DOWNING INSURANCE SPECIALI 59 OLDS Super 88 Holiday Sedan. $695 GMAC Fin1nclng Av1ii.W. . KARR & VAN Cadillac - Oldsmobile j &~wCi. 9~ .3~101>--at~t. ~~ lo~t-~~to~~Y~N~L~-·-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: Boflon 8 211 .236 12 WashingtOn at Cleveland, night Blevins scoring. . .. ...., Mondafo Itoaalto . Boston al Baltimore, night Ty f ed 1• JLed S· 1 0 an• MlnoeBOta 2 Washington I · •· wa • '[ . , Sauer fa ..ed 10, walked 3. .. Tlle. .y'o Probal!le Pllcbero 1 National Leagae The Jack~ts are boots _ u. · C~l~ornla al Kansa• City, ~lBb!, Lppe.z 12~31 vs. IJtbsoo , · W•. L. Pet GB Norlbero DIVIsion SEOAL WIR· (.2-2.) . · . ,san Fran 22 t .7!0 ... ners Atbens Wednesday at I ·. Ct,i~ago al Minnesota, night, IHouston 18 12 .000 3'~ ~.m. for t~e ,SEOAL ehiii!IP' l;lorl~ !I-3) vs. K..l (3-3). Los Angeles 17•11 -.548 5 10nsh1p, the l1rs1 shot Middle- · - ----- '------ - -Pittsburgh 15 13 .536 51> port has bad at the title olnce ... · t,. 1 n Phila 13 l3 .5011 61> 1957. New York 11 12 .478· 7 Kyger .. .. .. 000 000 0-0 1 1 Atlaola !5 18 .455 8 Mi~'port .... .. 001 000 X- 1 43 1 liy il'nlteil Preu Io•lloll81 St. Louis 12·15 .144 8 TYt' and ; Fisher. Sauer ond 1 National Leagae . Cincinnati" · 12 15 .141 8 Swan, Umpireo: C. Winebren- ' " · B. AB. R. H. Pet Chicago · 6 211 .231 131> 1ner, plate; bases, C. Ingels aod Hou ··30 Ill 17 40 :1oo ' Mooday'• Games · c. Allensworth. Pl\1Son. CID 27 1119 10 37 .339 No games schoduled ===== l(a~l ' SF 31 !13 26 "38 .~ i · Tuoaday'o ·Probablo- Pllcloen' Smith, sit. '1/1 19 II '32 ,323 ; · lliJu8ton at·Chicago, Giusti (3Huht, NY ·. 2Ji 84 19 2q21 l2) vs. _Broglio (1>:1 .' · Jones, If{ IJ Ill, ~ ~~- .318 , Cme1Mill1 , at New . York, Alou, Pill zi1112 11 32 .3u inight, .Maloney .1 2-tl) vs . .. Mc1 Finod SIL 27106 11 33 .3ll :Graw (1·3). Clmi!J~I ,Pitt 28.i2I· 11 37 .~ , St. , Lo\1)11 al Philadelphia, Torre, Atl 311117 !6 32 .299 :night, Jackson (Z,.l) vs., BunAmerica• Leap< lning (1-1). G;'AB •.R. H. Pet. I Atlanta at Pittsburgh, night. Oliva, Minn 23 r1 II 34 .391 Blasingame (l-2) vs. Veale· f3· I'.R9sn, Bal .26 96 23 36 .375 ,21. B.Rbsn, ,Bat 26!l2 !6 39. .311•1 San· Francisco . at 1M AASC<IIt, 8os · 281119 17 36 .~ 1g•h, night Mancha! IHI) va. Ysi:>skk ,Bos 28lll '' 36 .lU i Drysdale (2-4) . . Rchidt, ci1 29!03 21 33 Wedaesday'o· G0111e1 Kllllne,. De) 23 13 15. 26 at New York, nlghl Rbi\Sn, ..cbl 24 14 15 36 Louis at Philadelphia, night TIP CIGARILLO V1n!ne, Was . 27.104 21 32 at Pittsburgh,. night r -.ota · ·• 11111"111 • COITIL. . fl~sn, NY 28.'113 !l 31 at Chicago · . . Home Ruu Fran at·Los Ang., night 'No. tioaal Le~pe: Aarea, llraq., _]J; Mays, Giants 10; Lefebvre; Dodgers t; Alou aad Tol'fl!, Braves 8, · .~· LeiP: Scott: Reel Soz_\1; lteicbai-dt, Ang$ 9; F. JrOiilnsott, Orlol01 8; · Bleljlry, otlolei and Oliva, TWin! 7. I ·., ·LMVERS • Yoa gat smoott. engine op&r8llaa 1k11 you 1188 AshlaAd· llltelzed ~ l'a 1he gasoitl& lhar's l4tahad to . . ,_. . eagine as you drive. _ keep it illU.. 'to. gat ~ to 102. lliOI'e IIIias per gelloA, IDol Motan. So for snootlt sallng On 111e hVwar•. depend 011 Ashland Vitalized Ashland A-Plus and Ashland Regular ... Vitalized. Fill ~ today at your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer'sl . ' c........ I,. KING EDWARD OUR DOORS ' ' "au. ARE ·CLOS.EDI Billed "' · Nit"oaal ·Lelgie: 'Maya, Gl.lnbi ~; Aaron, Braves 22; Wynn, Astros · ·21 ; Lefebvre, llodfi!tl and Fleod, caids 29. Ainerlcao · Leape: B. RAiblaiolr, Otlo1ea 28; Scott, Red Sol 27; Reicbardl, Angels 22; Yastnemsld, Red · Sox and Oliva, Twins 20. · • ' Plteldal . I!IIUoalll Lea'pe: Mlrleha!i ~~~ 7-o; CUellar, Astros an~ Kuowles, PhlUt.s· S-O; I!oufar, Bdl&th IIIII Perry, Qlantll J-1. WE HAVE elOTS ·OF RAMBLER ACCESSORIS ' .TOOLS· eMOTOR Oil e GARAGE EQUIP,MENT e OFFICE EQUIPMENT I ' ...lJ;~;;tl.t _;. -' 1\.l.;j; ,: .c it'~ff ,... $ ...., ~ ' ''' I . • I . .. . • J(~) ~ • ¥ '""{: :i:i\f't . ·.tG¥.i ~ ... o~· ., , ·~.i?!l~ 1;i'l' ;ii'iii""lfl :.1 ~.l,f!lo·~ .­ ~,,.~( Q<qiDO!, ·. :~ :,.J.., .... I •t ~u. . l}:;.::.w 'h . : ~-~ ' '-~ '~ ·~ :>J ': il J~ I / :., 11 1. •.;.;; "' SO% to ·75% OFF •·IOIWATS POSI' WIN · A'lliENS, Olllo- (UPI) · -ohio Uolriratly doWned West vlrliola,• t-1; MOOday In the · Mew> tolbeen•: filial hllseball game' or . 7 USED CARS LEFT! tW' ~. · • Ttlnf~ fllllld nln, iad ollowo!cl OIIIJ ·Out! hit en )'Illite lo his oixlb atrabihl wlo IIlla oea.o• 'and lfith In a row in hil collego career. Olilo II lOW U. .,1 omatl aild 1elc!, the Mid • AlllftlC!m Conlere~~ce wllh ,o' f. l·•recOrd'. .West:;~~~;~~~~:~= -~,;u.. 10.. :ror IEGIN,ING MONDA·YMAY l6tf. ( WE Will BE OP.,FRor,t· ·. 4 PM TO 7 PM· ONLJ...WEEKI).~S . •. ~ ..~l~· p~y- ON SA'IJI·D~Y: : ,· · <. Mil•ue hid ay J~"' fat .. ' .• f,···. . • • ~ •. • ,~ ' : ,,;.' I -~' .:J ' ' •L ·~ .._ ; ' ' .;.. J(~t;~. ALL AT . '·. - !f: '!~"l,t CAII"ETS, ETC. ~v r ' ~­ ·.. , ; i r :t4rA1i .'(,\ ' .; ··· ~ r· •• r ;-~,_,ull~ DESKS, CASH REGISTER, TYPEWRITERS,. lndlaftt" 1-8; O'Dologbue; lodians13-tl; PBii>lal, TWino Il-l; McLalft, Tigers 11-!: Sanford, ee\lik . ~·'·'' .. , ;1.1 -A.wleaa 'Leaile: llfeoowfill, Angela Smooth Sailirlg "' .. .. ... e ; .,. i l ' I �!·' . . • • ., .. . . ' '~\ '· ' ·w·• :Rutland Furniture, Rutlan~ -0~-Mason Furn'iture ·--- ·· . IT'S-OU .. -·- .. 'I • .. .' ' • OF THE \YEAR ~ nd Sofa Bed and •'• ' Chair Durable nylon cover. In'' red, brown, belse, green and black. For The F1111IIY - 'l" PrleH ....n A t - - e 2 STEP TABLES e1 COFFEE TABLE THE AlOE BOX . e2 TABLE LAMPS Mld,jr.port, 0. ALL 7 PIECES '' . ~~~~~·~~M~~~~~~~~-~···R~~·· -·-,-·- ~~~~~~-~~~~~~~w~-~~~-~JIIt~~~~tW* ~~~~Jt~~JIIt~~~~~$~m~*-~••lli!JI~•• *~~~lllt~JIIt-~~JIIt~~~~~~-·~JIIt~Jil'~~-· lit ~ 11ft" ill" .1111- (llr 1111- ,tl-111- Air 1111"~ -1Ht Pit lilt .GI Jilt IUillll!- 411 iJ Ill! IIIHI!t'1f-lit b~~,=~u:nlvenily'a in and added to Would Serve LATEX HOUSE PAINT "Cure• Spotted Fever.. You know lbe symptom~ Everyone who Ills liK painted 1 hollse knows 1hem and drudl them! Blisters. little spot~ T\ltn biuK spoil tbst pesll And yurs sooner than you counted on, a r~t~~JJCtsbls paint job 111ined by "spolted fever." Its cause? Waler. [Not rsin. Afff aood holltl pslnt shlds outside moislure.) WalK laNe your houH tries to ill nt!Mt ••• water vapor from COOkl!li, bathirt, wtsllinr; moppifll, et< Ordinary paints seal wat11r In 11 well II out So, water vapor pushes the pain! away.from thesvrfltl, trminr blisttll. crscks, peeling .. . dreaded "spotted fever'' lbaf rut"' 1 .paint jobl Hold• lite House Paint is no .ordinary paint Hold· Ti e holds ti8ht to the surface . ..• no .peef ..• no blistert like louvers. it "breathes out" inside moisture while shielding perfectly against outside moisture. Thb paint will protoct tlie swflll:t EIGHT YEARS When applied as directed on the container. · IMPORTANT: at!td;, pamt mor . '"'Obh$lemq J '"" erpo;nunl' .pee •ne.Whtre you 11 mu't scrape down to bar~ wood .11nd prime with Cochlln 11121 Hold• Tile. Latex HouS! Paint Primer. Thtn, proued II dlrtGttd on 111t label of tlold• lite Houst Paint. In some «Ill lfttr 1 home has been pain1ed with Hold•Tite, 101111 peelifllllllf OCCIII where the old paint w» not removed, usually IIIII' tN 1111ca .:raped. Actually; despite appearmu, sudt tid 11'1"'- Wl1 not fljlldiq well. Mertl1 smpc and . touch "' lt!IH wllll Cochran ,it621 Hold•Ti!e latP: Houa· Ptlnl Prllllll' 111d 1 subsequtnt eo~t.ot Hold-lite. '*" REGULAR $7.95 $.6 .70 lalltl ..... SALE! new Old&mobiles on' an average day: ~.94~· _ Nice 2-Pi- Nylon Cover LIVING ROOM SUITE rmsr ONLY ' ~·:~:!\i to $169·95 YOU GET THI!SE FREE , , • 2 STEP TABLES- 1 COFFE'E TABLE 2 ·ftllCI LAMPS Monday. WITH TRAD& Jrl6 .... r.,LIIo . . . . . . . . eo;•~biUiioJ~Ohl~lo~,~~~tr~o:ng:i· Hospital News ·*.....,"d *·..........'riL.._ ...•.._11111 f~ , ....... · - - -. . - ........ s. !ant ..,,_ .......s.r..-.. . . ..... "P.t.l: • •,... MlftwWI :'.;.i":~~errr L. Massie 1 .. \, ' ·1 ........... .. .... .. . AfA . . . . . . . JOI. " . C'.Ul q . _ .... Teacher Corps Congressm-" Walter H. Moel· Admlnlau ler hao lntrcduced a biD, H. R. 141169 to wm11 public icboo1 John w. 'MDII, Ito l'1lt1l lllachers a.¥1 other public ICboo1 ~. FOI'n'l G. employees who do not have co•· Allen Dr.; llrl. Wayna erage und"' lbs Fodiril Old • ~ Flnl,Ave.; Jtlh1 8. TabAge, surviv<l's,and DlllbUIIJ II. MulberrJ Dr.; Mn. lnsorance System to voluntsr- L. Moore, lit. I Vlntoll; elect coverage u self • o Nellll 8wllbor, lit. 1 Bklwtll; Inlm•,; individuals. ~ - Poi Prlcl, Rt. I hlrlot; Moeller ststed: LI1Uin Moore, lit. I "As the Medicare Law 1 ~. E1Ua Ellloll, RL I today, public sdioo1 tea polll; l'rtltoll R. are not q""lilted fer the future South Bldt; Mra. Wortbr benefits of Medlclrt." Nlberl, Hocsetl; John F. Llld~ I The Congressman, 111 \eey,ifg field, New llaYill; MrL with tho fundamomtal eoncepl min F. llommor, ' - ; H of the right of tba Individual lo J Sharp, New llama; N r L choose hil crwn path, eootaoted Donald Fowler, !AIIrl; Mra. puLlic ocbools In Ohio's !lith Ronald W. Cowda7, Leq Dl!rtet, polllnl tbs teschen lor tom; Mra. Lbt1eJ Jloulb, their opinion on tbl matter be- Ru1Wt4; ~. lntell lore he acltd. lin, Reedsvlllo; Mn. He aaid, "The mponse indl· Baker, Syracuse; Mn. -~=~ eated that my propolllll was a.. Jaek90D; Mn. C1 ceptable to the majority of pub- Howard, RL 3 Ashland, school teacher! of our area. Mn. Ernest ~:~:·~::.1 stressed that they wan~ lin Furnace; GirlS Lee ed right o! choioe as a Coal Grove; 0t1e A. Uneherry, clause in any proposed bill. Ripley, W. VII.; Martha E. This is why I have canstruct- Bragg, Fort Belvoir, ·1a.; RoBI~I .......,......._.,. ....................... *•......,. ., ·WITH TRADI! ) W.,lfojo _ _ , •a I . . .._....,_ ........... 1 . . . . . . . . . ,l:i\, m. Coyan, 1~th.icelipab~l~ll:to:_all_o_w_volnnlary I • ST. PAUL· Mllj!IEAPOUS (UP!) -Bernie Allen, Minnesota Twins second baseman, WBB Ielected the team's American 1':,=~y. player representative II HARDWARE ,....,~ WITH TRAD& 1484 Barber turned Ill the and _·- - - roond of tba day, a f6, BUlL Golllby bad I IJDI).round 70. CWCAGO (UP!) -Guard collooted •~.ooo· Jerry Sloan ~gned his ~~:~· forDlcklnson his aecond.plaea the third pt.co lrGIIP Monday to become the 16,150 each. Bulls first player. NlcklaWI, lor tbs ot"'nd The Bulls will opeoi J In a row, picked up an lion In !be National B• 13,0110 tblt 10011 wllh the Associcllon nest season. Amerlear'Gold Cup, tbs pro with the bell 25 p.m. t the 1165 PGA Discllarges and u.s. Open and year's Mrs. James R. Barker, RonMallen and New Orleans aid E. Bare, Mrs. Mury L. By· Open. as, Mrs. Joseph W. Clark, Mrs. '!be Katie Estep, Mrs. Mary F. boy bid a Gahm, Fern L. Hartung, St. ICOl't ol 1,1111. Clair Rill, Mrs. Richard L. Mrs.D.Rosecoe Deborah Tennant.Satterfield, Mrs. D... ny Zerkle and :nlanl 8 0 n, Mrs. George H. Davis and ~:..;~=~~~:..::::-:::::::::::::::::~\ton, . MoeIIer .Bill ... ............. -'or/sU.,. ~~~~~~~-Jiit~~·~~~--~~~-Jiit~~~~~-·~»~····· J1t .lilt Jill liS- lilt 11111111 IIIHIII If!- lit .tit- Jill 1111-ll4 lilt lit lilt lit Mil lilt Ill .lilt IIUit .• a 111- lilt !II-J4t lit lilt 11!-lltlit Ult a this tna.Jiv people bnv ~ FrankB~dCapturesNewO~leansOpenGolfTournament :FtJ!;;::r~;:.~~~~ steam In the stretch lasblon , • Frank Beard o1 ~ille, Ky., 1100.~ Greater New a live-under-par 6'1 that gave J beat out veteran Gardner Open golf tournamen~ him a four·round 276. Dicki._ Jack Ntcldaus and Beard, 17, turned on the Beard's 'l'be New OpenvlciJ>. was thirdOrlesus tournament ry since he turned pro in 1962 and the $20,1100 first prize money was the blggeol check of bls career. Dickinson, playing In the 8811le threesome with Beard and Nicklaus, !Ired a 81 in the final round and wound up second at 2'18. Nicklaus and Lema, coleaders entering the final round, turned in 71s and tied for third place with Mlller Jlsrber and Bob Goalby at 219. tt·.~._ Jilt 1111' lit ~ Ill- Jilt llr Jill' Jlt Jill'lilt Ill+ ~>Dfi.lllt-llt Jilt litllit-1111- ~ lit .. 181' ,. It.. 1 win • mI : - ~~~-~-~~-~111!-~1111--~~~~~~-~-~--····· 7 !• NE\V ORLEANs (UP!) - Tony Lema Monday to mattress at last wlnte(s low price I OUI'SI'ANDING BUYS AT UNUSUAllY LOW JlltiCa a•cx B TOP GUAUIT . a•IX H IWIIASDC SAYINGS IN 11115 SPISAJIONAL ALL IIEW, EXanNG AND COlORfUl PUt Jildlr _. 1111- lilt 1111-lll- ~MI-.-a Ill- lilt-ill!'~ .lilt a Jilt lilt IUIUJI."~ lit til-» and ! - ~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~~~··~~-~~~-· s • I mury K. Rodabaugh, RL 2 HID; Mrs. Alma "M'~:~~=~: Jackson; Rayburn D. Rt. 3 z'IDeiVIlle; Mrl!. Leon IL Shoeruaker, Bt.. 1 Russell. lty.; Lee Ann Morrll, HaY.......,.; Mrs. David B. Ml!lrlnl. ston; Mrs. Bea R. 1'/W, Jacll·l son. Allen aue<eeds Boh Allison, wbo reotped last week. ..,... NIW YORK (UPit -lrv Mrs. 1lo1llld 'If, CowderY. 1Kll,., tormer vloe president of Long llolloiJI, I 11011, 4;11 rolaUons firm, Monday Monday; Mrt.·llli!hsrd E. IJIPOinted publicity dlrec- SOD, lit. U~, BOD, 4:83 lor 01 tba American Football m MoOday; Mro. Donald L. IMJUI. · Fowler, Letart, dau&bter, - ·-. .A REAL NICE BUY! 1 "P~IAL FOR THIS SALE) • ' ' ~o · flameless ... put ·an.a pap_g~ face.! Wa.n fto prefer eleetrle raDIH (Ol _baklllr- 'l'hat'i II ftiel N rUDI. nre yeri'llmPle. Best baking rtSUita depend OD aceurate heat oontrol .And electric ovens give perfect ))eat control btoauae ·thlf 111'8 prtclee, eWctrooic 1118\\'Umtnta. Set the diar at the _temperature you want alld-that Ia fbe e~ temperature you'llpt! .Another thing, elOJ:tric _ov,ena are cOlJ!pleWy illllllated; ~Ia keeps the ~eji.t in the·ave~ where •It bt!OIIp. :8f.kol·1!6r, ileej,a kitl:he'llli cooler ••• ~wo thouahtful rea&OIIB for pine ftam'eleas. .For more illtormatlon 011 the lllbtilt of ~~~c .,..._ •• ,I!IJ1 the ELECTRIC eompaDl, " '" , . ' . -'· · ' ' ' JOUJ,..fl~mtlm 1966 :SElJA-POSTURE* lit~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·----~·~·· ~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~-k·-~~·~·· College was to the Little Bobcats tallied two two hits each for the Redmen. ned. 13. , undo- r11111 the first, Grady fanned seven and walk· Mike Punko single and, f< team at home three more in the fifth to down ed two, Morlan fanned "' and le In tbree trips paced IUo ' . $ lnday folloWing a double loss at Ken Grady and company, n walked lour. tsck. Thuroday Triples ! · . Atbells ~turday In the nightcap the future After today'• game w I I Ma i, lH6 Th6 .lledmen 'were defeated Ohio picked up five runs on Bobcats exploded lor 12 runs Ohio's Jrosb, the Reclmeo wUI y Won 5-lln the flpening game at Ohio lour hits .. Rio co1lll!lltted thr~e on just six hits and seven Rio close out their 1966 Loan 24\1 il'h l Univenllt,- and bombed !!HI in errors. Rw collected seven bits errors in the third inning to with single g~es II Steel 1' 21I> 171\ 20 19 ( the !llghtCap. off wlnnUI!l burler Morlan. OU win going away, 111-11. Northern on Friday and Bobs Rio1 ref.;ord Is now &.U. made two errors. . David was churged with the day. Aces 13 21 Ohio U's fnilh mark stands at For the winners, Dick ou.. loss. He was reliev<;d by Gury The annual an • aporia ban- Maple Lown Poultry 18 · 21 13 24 ~: · . can blasted a home run. BiD Carmody In the third. Powell que! IS scheduled Wednesday Three Stooges 1n !be firs\ contest at Athens, Morrison aod Mike Mercer had was the winning hurler. He !an- evening at Rio College. Jligb Game _ Charles Hun,. I I NEW .95 11ir 1111'1111' Ill! il!t blf- Ill' Mil Jlllt Ill' Ill-Jill Ill-Jilt lllr Jlr.at Jilf Ill' lilt Jl tfl> Jilt IUt Jl: W ·nrops Twinhill To OU Freshme~ 5-1 and 18-0 •' COMPLETE WITH ' , :1... ~7 . ., ., ·-~ : -1 · • . ·· ' ' , · . , ~ eJecuto~*'JIJIIIICI d~~.toul!,. . ' ' . iii ~ . ,- ' . ' • BIMINATES BED IOARDIIIrmll GIVES YOU EXTIA ·FIRM IUPPORn 1~. HERE'S WHAT YOU ACTUAllY GETI e 2 CLOTH COVERED HI!ADIOARDS e 2 INNERSPRING MAnRESSES e 2 MATCHING BOX ~NGS e 2 COMPLETE SETS OFLEGS • -~ ;.,;: • �!·' . . • • ., .. . . ' '~\ '· ' ·w·• :Rutland Furniture, Rutlan~ -0~-Mason Furn'iture ·--- ·· . IT'S-OU .. -·- .. 'I • .. .' ' • OF THE \YEAR ~ nd Sofa Bed and •'• ' Chair Durable nylon cover. In'' red, brown, belse, green and black. For The F1111IIY - 'l" PrleH ....n A t - - e 2 STEP TABLES e1 COFFEE TABLE THE AlOE BOX . e2 TABLE LAMPS Mld,jr.port, 0. ALL 7 PIECES '' . ~~~~~·~~M~~~~~~~~-~···R~~·· -·-,-·- ~~~~~~-~~~~~~~w~-~~~-~JIIt~~~~tW* ~~~~Jt~~JIIt~~~~~$~m~*-~••lli!JI~•• *~~~lllt~JIIt-~~JIIt~~~~~~-·~JIIt~Jil'~~-· lit ~ 11ft" ill" .1111- (llr 1111- ,tl-111- Air 1111"~ -1Ht Pit lilt .GI Jilt IUillll!- 411 iJ Ill! IIIHI!t'1f-lit b~~,=~u:nlvenily'a in and added to Would Serve LATEX HOUSE PAINT "Cure• Spotted Fever.. You know lbe symptom~ Everyone who Ills liK painted 1 hollse knows 1hem and drudl them! Blisters. little spot~ T\ltn biuK spoil tbst pesll And yurs sooner than you counted on, a r~t~~JJCtsbls paint job 111ined by "spolted fever." Its cause? Waler. [Not rsin. Afff aood holltl pslnt shlds outside moislure.) WalK laNe your houH tries to ill nt!Mt ••• water vapor from COOkl!li, bathirt, wtsllinr; moppifll, et< Ordinary paints seal wat11r In 11 well II out So, water vapor pushes the pain! away.from thesvrfltl, trminr blisttll. crscks, peeling .. . dreaded "spotted fever'' lbaf rut"' 1 .paint jobl Hold• lite House Paint is no .ordinary paint Hold· Ti e holds ti8ht to the surface . ..• no .peef ..• no blistert like louvers. it "breathes out" inside moisture while shielding perfectly against outside moisture. Thb paint will protoct tlie swflll:t EIGHT YEARS When applied as directed on the container. · IMPORTANT: at!td;, pamt mor . '"'Obh$lemq J '"" erpo;nunl' .pee •ne.Whtre you 11 mu't scrape down to bar~ wood .11nd prime with Cochlln 11121 Hold• Tile. Latex HouS! Paint Primer. Thtn, proued II dlrtGttd on 111t label of tlold• lite Houst Paint. In some «Ill lfttr 1 home has been pain1ed with Hold•Tite, 101111 peelifllllllf OCCIII where the old paint w» not removed, usually IIIII' tN 1111ca .:raped. Actually; despite appearmu, sudt tid 11'1"'- Wl1 not fljlldiq well. Mertl1 smpc and . touch "' lt!IH wllll Cochran ,it621 Hold•Ti!e latP: Houa· Ptlnl Prllllll' 111d 1 subsequtnt eo~t.ot Hold-lite. '*" REGULAR $7.95 $.6 .70 lalltl ..... SALE! new Old&mobiles on' an average day: ~.94~· _ Nice 2-Pi- Nylon Cover LIVING ROOM SUITE rmsr ONLY ' ~·:~:!\i to $169·95 YOU GET THI!SE FREE , , • 2 STEP TABLES- 1 COFFE'E TABLE 2 ·ftllCI LAMPS Monday. WITH TRAD& Jrl6 .... r.,LIIo . . . . . . . . eo;•~biUiioJ~Ohl~lo~,~~~tr~o:ng:i· Hospital News ·*.....,"d *·..........'riL.._ ...•.._11111 f~ , ....... · - - -. . - ........ s. !ant ..,,_ .......s.r..-.. . . ..... "P.t.l: • •,... MlftwWI :'.;.i":~~errr L. Massie 1 .. \, ' ·1 ........... .. .... .. . AfA . . . . . . . JOI. " . C'.Ul q . _ .... Teacher Corps Congressm-" Walter H. Moel· Admlnlau ler hao lntrcduced a biD, H. R. 141169 to wm11 public icboo1 John w. 'MDII, Ito l'1lt1l lllachers a.¥1 other public ICboo1 ~. FOI'n'l G. employees who do not have co•· Allen Dr.; llrl. Wayna erage und"' lbs Fodiril Old • ~ Flnl,Ave.; Jtlh1 8. TabAge, surviv<l's,and DlllbUIIJ II. MulberrJ Dr.; Mn. lnsorance System to voluntsr- L. Moore, lit. I Vlntoll; elect coverage u self • o Nellll 8wllbor, lit. 1 Bklwtll; Inlm•,; individuals. ~ - Poi Prlcl, Rt. I hlrlot; Moeller ststed: LI1Uin Moore, lit. I "As the Medicare Law 1 ~. E1Ua Ellloll, RL I today, public sdioo1 tea polll; l'rtltoll R. are not q""lilted fer the future South Bldt; Mra. Wortbr benefits of Medlclrt." Nlberl, Hocsetl; John F. Llld~ I The Congressman, 111 \eey,ifg field, New llaYill; MrL with tho fundamomtal eoncepl min F. llommor, ' - ; H of the right of tba Individual lo J Sharp, New llama; N r L choose hil crwn path, eootaoted Donald Fowler, !AIIrl; Mra. puLlic ocbools In Ohio's !lith Ronald W. Cowda7, Leq Dl!rtet, polllnl tbs teschen lor tom; Mra. Lbt1eJ Jloulb, their opinion on tbl matter be- Ru1Wt4; ~. lntell lore he acltd. lin, Reedsvlllo; Mn. He aaid, "The mponse indl· Baker, Syracuse; Mn. -~=~ eated that my propolllll was a.. Jaek90D; Mn. C1 ceptable to the majority of pub- Howard, RL 3 Ashland, school teacher! of our area. Mn. Ernest ~:~:·~::.1 stressed that they wan~ lin Furnace; GirlS Lee ed right o! choioe as a Coal Grove; 0t1e A. Uneherry, clause in any proposed bill. Ripley, W. VII.; Martha E. This is why I have canstruct- Bragg, Fort Belvoir, ·1a.; RoBI~I .......,......._.,. ....................... *•......,. ., ·WITH TRADI! ) W.,lfojo _ _ , •a I . . .._....,_ ........... 1 . . . . . . . . . ,l:i\, m. Coyan, 1~th.icelipab~l~ll:to:_all_o_w_volnnlary I • ST. PAUL· Mllj!IEAPOUS (UP!) -Bernie Allen, Minnesota Twins second baseman, WBB Ielected the team's American 1':,=~y. player representative II HARDWARE ,....,~ WITH TRAD& 1484 Barber turned Ill the and _·- - - roond of tba day, a f6, BUlL Golllby bad I IJDI).round 70. CWCAGO (UP!) -Guard collooted •~.ooo· Jerry Sloan ~gned his ~~:~· forDlcklnson his aecond.plaea the third pt.co lrGIIP Monday to become the 16,150 each. Bulls first player. NlcklaWI, lor tbs ot"'nd The Bulls will opeoi J In a row, picked up an lion In !be National B• 13,0110 tblt 10011 wllh the Associcllon nest season. Amerlear'Gold Cup, tbs pro with the bell 25 p.m. t the 1165 PGA Discllarges and u.s. Open and year's Mrs. James R. Barker, RonMallen and New Orleans aid E. Bare, Mrs. Mury L. By· Open. as, Mrs. Joseph W. Clark, Mrs. '!be Katie Estep, Mrs. Mary F. boy bid a Gahm, Fern L. Hartung, St. ICOl't ol 1,1111. Clair Rill, Mrs. Richard L. Mrs.D.Rosecoe Deborah Tennant.Satterfield, Mrs. D... ny Zerkle and :nlanl 8 0 n, Mrs. George H. Davis and ~:..;~=~~~:..::::-:::::::::::::::::~\ton, . MoeIIer .Bill ... ............. -'or/sU.,. ~~~~~~~-Jiit~~·~~~--~~~-Jiit~~~~~-·~»~····· J1t .lilt Jill liS- lilt 11111111 IIIHIII If!- lit .tit- Jill 1111-ll4 lilt lit lilt lit Mil lilt Ill .lilt IIUit .• a 111- lilt !II-J4t lit lilt 11!-lltlit Ult a this tna.Jiv people bnv ~ FrankB~dCapturesNewO~leansOpenGolfTournament :FtJ!;;::r~;:.~~~~ steam In the stretch lasblon , • Frank Beard o1 ~ille, Ky., 1100.~ Greater New a live-under-par 6'1 that gave J beat out veteran Gardner Open golf tournamen~ him a four·round 276. Dicki._ Jack Ntcldaus and Beard, 17, turned on the Beard's 'l'be New OpenvlciJ>. was thirdOrlesus tournament ry since he turned pro in 1962 and the $20,1100 first prize money was the blggeol check of bls career. Dickinson, playing In the 8811le threesome with Beard and Nicklaus, !Ired a 81 in the final round and wound up second at 2'18. Nicklaus and Lema, coleaders entering the final round, turned in 71s and tied for third place with Mlller Jlsrber and Bob Goalby at 219. tt·.~._ Jilt 1111' lit ~ Ill- Jilt llr Jill' Jlt Jill'lilt Ill+ ~>Dfi.lllt-llt Jilt litllit-1111- ~ lit .. 181' ,. It.. 1 win • mI : - ~~~-~-~~-~111!-~1111--~~~~~~-~-~--····· 7 !• NE\V ORLEANs (UP!) - Tony Lema Monday to mattress at last wlnte(s low price I OUI'SI'ANDING BUYS AT UNUSUAllY LOW JlltiCa a•cx B TOP GUAUIT . a•IX H IWIIASDC SAYINGS IN 11115 SPISAJIONAL ALL IIEW, EXanNG AND COlORfUl PUt Jildlr _. 1111- lilt 1111-lll- ~MI-.-a Ill- lilt-ill!'~ .lilt a Jilt lilt IUIUJI."~ lit til-» and ! - ~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~~~··~~-~~~-· s • I mury K. Rodabaugh, RL 2 HID; Mrs. Alma "M'~:~~=~: Jackson; Rayburn D. Rt. 3 z'IDeiVIlle; Mrl!. Leon IL Shoeruaker, Bt.. 1 Russell. lty.; Lee Ann Morrll, HaY.......,.; Mrs. David B. Ml!lrlnl. ston; Mrs. Bea R. 1'/W, Jacll·l son. Allen aue<eeds Boh Allison, wbo reotped last week. ..,... NIW YORK (UPit -lrv Mrs. 1lo1llld 'If, CowderY. 1Kll,., tormer vloe president of Long llolloiJI, I 11011, 4;11 rolaUons firm, Monday Monday; Mrt.·llli!hsrd E. IJIPOinted publicity dlrec- SOD, lit. U~, BOD, 4:83 lor 01 tba American Football m MoOday; Mro. Donald L. IMJUI. · Fowler, Letart, dau&bter, - ·-. .A REAL NICE BUY! 1 "P~IAL FOR THIS SALE) • ' ' ~o · flameless ... put ·an.a pap_g~ face.! Wa.n fto prefer eleetrle raDIH (Ol _baklllr- 'l'hat'i II ftiel N rUDI. nre yeri'llmPle. Best baking rtSUita depend OD aceurate heat oontrol .And electric ovens give perfect ))eat control btoauae ·thlf 111'8 prtclee, eWctrooic 1118\\'Umtnta. Set the diar at the _temperature you want alld-that Ia fbe e~ temperature you'llpt! .Another thing, elOJ:tric _ov,ena are cOlJ!pleWy illllllated; ~Ia keeps the ~eji.t in the·ave~ where •It bt!OIIp. :8f.kol·1!6r, ileej,a kitl:he'llli cooler ••• ~wo thouahtful rea&OIIB for pine ftam'eleas. .For more illtormatlon 011 the lllbtilt of ~~~c .,..._ •• ,I!IJ1 the ELECTRIC eompaDl, " '" , . ' . -'· · ' ' ' JOUJ,..fl~mtlm 1966 :SElJA-POSTURE* lit~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·----~·~·· ~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~-k·-~~·~·· College was to the Little Bobcats tallied two two hits each for the Redmen. ned. 13. , undo- r11111 the first, Grady fanned seven and walk· Mike Punko single and, f< team at home three more in the fifth to down ed two, Morlan fanned "' and le In tbree trips paced IUo ' . $ lnday folloWing a double loss at Ken Grady and company, n walked lour. tsck. Thuroday Triples ! · . Atbells ~turday In the nightcap the future After today'• game w I I Ma i, lH6 Th6 .lledmen 'were defeated Ohio picked up five runs on Bobcats exploded lor 12 runs Ohio's Jrosb, the Reclmeo wUI y Won 5-lln the flpening game at Ohio lour hits .. Rio co1lll!lltted thr~e on just six hits and seven Rio close out their 1966 Loan 24\1 il'h l Univenllt,- and bombed !!HI in errors. Rw collected seven bits errors in the third inning to with single g~es II Steel 1' 21I> 171\ 20 19 ( the !llghtCap. off wlnnUI!l burler Morlan. OU win going away, 111-11. Northern on Friday and Bobs Rio1 ref.;ord Is now &.U. made two errors. . David was churged with the day. Aces 13 21 Ohio U's fnilh mark stands at For the winners, Dick ou.. loss. He was reliev<;d by Gury The annual an • aporia ban- Maple Lown Poultry 18 · 21 13 24 ~: · . can blasted a home run. BiD Carmody In the third. Powell que! IS scheduled Wednesday Three Stooges 1n !be firs\ contest at Athens, Morrison aod Mike Mercer had was the winning hurler. He !an- evening at Rio College. Jligb Game _ Charles Hun,. I I NEW .95 11ir 1111'1111' Ill! il!t blf- Ill' Mil Jlllt Ill' Ill-Jill Ill-Jilt lllr Jlr.at Jilf Ill' lilt Jl tfl> Jilt IUt Jl: W ·nrops Twinhill To OU Freshme~ 5-1 and 18-0 •' COMPLETE WITH ' , :1... ~7 . ., ., ·-~ : -1 · • . ·· ' ' , · . , ~ eJecuto~*'JIJIIIICI d~~.toul!,. . ' ' . iii ~ . ,- ' . ' • BIMINATES BED IOARDIIIrmll GIVES YOU EXTIA ·FIRM IUPPORn 1~. HERE'S WHAT YOU ACTUAllY GETI e 2 CLOTH COVERED HI!ADIOARDS e 2 INNERSPRING MAnRESSES e 2 MATCHING BOX ~NGS e 2 COMPLETE SETS OFLEGS • -~ ;.,;: • �I' '' \ { . t ·' ' 1 j ,, ., • ·j· 0,, 17, . , • 1968 with deluslono or muscUng biah !Kiciety wllo ..-llow ·~JJ•..n. . adw,ny·. V U 'HILEN HELP' us·' ~~ce~~~~ :~L~~.:ed by horlhetn bobbles, · ssid socii! climber was !',,,.. ~~eel 03 ~~ was dhanded uoocimon OicCaiiery, woe...... ;:-,6 '""__ ,,. up Bdwy. &om a pilless and divorces of some of ·radio abow, a WI- our Dllltually favorile H'wood ored mlllloaatre: Benny's suits citizens And in the kit ··•n are bespoke London productiolls. a much ia~orad spot b t.b ~ _ADU • we uuntered Into knowing. In-people, J.!. J1o. llialy Moore's, finest ~ bal'da wu dlnlll!l with his thtoe mtilurant ill the w..-ld, to be clllldren and his former (not , . impuljently at ono Ia- Lauton Bacall) wife, all! very by Gl'elldlo MIIJ'l[ wltb dau- clvlllr.ed and, sUhouetted .. llelhvla, now grown.up galnlt the kitchen busUe very lolltly, Mrs. Groucho 11111 family-like. ' Groud>o't aon Aclhut, auiJt. Allll there we bad our ear · of ~ Klng's Bdwy. com- bent by 1 recen11,y returned bit Tbe lmpoulble Pilm Beachlte wbo laughed his · · AI another table, way through the tale of a very "Hazel," Shirley Booth, fiiiJIOIIJJ gambler-langster type • _,.::.,":;' Dt:iltJI' han~ ' ·'lf(o)I§~W n~ ?l1D~§[Q)~~ Ill VCIU HAD I!LECTRIC HEAT1 YDU1D STILL SMELL THIS QN 8ATURDAY. • or ' an "'uawk because he'd paid some of 11 '" hard be could~'t expl•in to the boys who d love to track bio net worth. In th• Lambs Club, a sasparilla with Bert who lnmsts he's only 71, the Cbarley MosctJnis of vaudeVille nobility, we troduced to a youog Ireland lad . nami!d Jesse '"'· who smgs like a bird and ts, all around us, l!eaded lor Amerloan suecesa; slanle. Sauntermg through . _ Cit~, an NBC hand whispered ~hi~ a _fan ..that . Julie ·; , le s Darlmg, whiCh Oscar her sexy way, has bought lor NBC nexHall. st.owlng •!ready , and here It s <UII ~a:.el:ds~as~:~~~; ~~ by HeieR · b . , .Helen: After 16 years of marriage, four chjldren, I sUII cant 'get used to one thing about my lwsband. He fUrls. He's a good man, a fille lather. but be at· lracb! women and he loves 11. Wherever we go, the ladlea mWd' around. He knows juet the. compliments to give, how to keep them comiog buck. When he merely looks at them, they melt. He looko at every woman as Jf she really COUNT· ED: · Ao lilr as 1 know he hsa nev· er bad a real aflalr but tt lf(8 (lor me) thick sometimes when women oay, "Oh, you're Mro. . .. , , ,, how can you' KEJ!P oucb an attracUve man!" - as il I'm belllg selfish, not sharing him with the world, 1 worry that sorl!eday he'll otop playillg the field and settle and then -HOW CAN pret~ :o~~i African Room, Broadway's old O.ar How: est ~wmgmg elOIJllple of cmerg- There are men, jus! " there ing jazz from _the Dark Conti· are women, who simply .can'! without the admiration of rlcan rhythms and ':ck~sing: e opposlto ,.,, They musl ::~b~e f:'st'"~;ed t 11;1~7 ~e ~· has receiVed a Mexican rate them proressionally he divorce (from trumpet-play:ng keep right on writing and iiefet mwes J ·'10 te1 Fal regain: '8boep 5 to 10! CUlil llo 1: ~:~marriage and her ~7' to 10; Pat Welbers LAMBS _ Tops 2&; SecoDdA f This column Is dedkalld to 20 to 211 ~ami~/Ylngb! ~uu'ulr;:, ~t:lt;:;. ~:'.: ~ Wll; II' It D; so H. you'te CommoaJS ID 2il. • 8 · trou e or Just P..U• • , . over anu overbelieve· aawn i.iNIL I:.lv &yY. !bey attract )and, me, She will;;;,i,also welcome· your . . they WORK at it) often 1><!- own amUBin8 experiences. ~ cause they tear some aay tlley · """ lieien ooiiei in care of won't. These charmers usually this newspaper. stop at flirting: they want MR, K. L B'(lD numbere, ml ohe "hot nmnGaiUpolil, Ollfo, Will BeAt · ~" Who mlgbt chlil a fiDe S.l!lrday, May 1'- 111«1, 11111 BIU!IRCIOl'Y man:t•ga. . 8ALI!8 IIEPORT ol 106 N. 2ntl'~v~. ·. Slop WOI'l'YiDi and enjoy Ohio VaiJo)o ~•elloc!l: eo. jOur huiband'• l"pulartty (al· HOGS - 17li to 220 lbs. 23.50 · . Middleport,-01"1• ON ', . ler aU, waon1 this what a~ to 24.50; 220 to 250 lbs. 2:1.50 io ltacted you le him In the flnl 11.50; Llgbt 23 to 24.50; · Fat THURSD~Y, MAY.1'9 place?). He haao'l strayed ill SOwa I& to 20: Stsgs 15 to IS; FROM 16 years, and he's not abcJut to Boara 14 to II: Sows and Pigs lllllrt now .... And another 10 to a&: Shoats IIi to 22. . h.m.to_ 12n~ thing: lake a liP from these CATTLE - Steers !0 I!> 27.· To repair and servlta gals who "melt at a mere lOok " 10; Heifers :ZO IAl 2f· BabY Beef bearing aldt ; • / I Go thou aDd do llkewllel -H. liiJ to 21; Fat Cowo to 21.110; Dear Helen: , Cannon If to 18: Bulls 18 to , Battarlaa ond ouppiiJ #o~ 1 , M wile 1, 21 earo old il: MUle Cowl 100 to 200. all lllokes lor sale Sa:! VEAL CAINI!S -:Tops 33.80; 50 ~unds overwltgbt ' won't take care of hmelf d.... &iconds 30 to 32; Medium 25 to MR. BYRD wUI be Jlad n't dl1!8s nea~ though ohe hal Ill; 'Com. & Hvs. :ZO lo 32: Culls to give ~ou a free heartn1 test with the latest Bef good 1 the 1 1 her II to 24. equip. thing ~~. ~~~ whooanyj SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 5 tone Electronic mont. ; tell her I dOll'! Ilk• the wa ' t· she Ill gelling to look, llhe CHILDREN$ If hHring II your / 1 problem Bellone Is . 1~ ~uo lfUJlli A pro~tl •. · · , pr!Zeo she IIUil' l!tottel · .:' 1.~ (.\'8!1~ · :, ~a~~ '::~~ i~truder \lected behind hJS back · illd_ __ ·--~ - . ....·e_.. , ...•-•.. ....,.., -"-'·g '"'th -··•gllla-oeM • "' , her · - •• BUll fib a book_ .· .How he had his exctSB pounds she'D lete tllree 1o 2fll stoek jii,jQN-·~ ~ HEARING AID SERVIQ CENTER '1~ · !;,.to.' ge~ b:~~~~ r"'~~;.: ~;/~:r wa~ PAnNT STUPS llhape up oud 11 llhe doesn't llhape up' retty iloon 1 w , Slzeo 31o Big 3 want her Wbot do 1 :: Whllo ~D OF FIVE YEARS Slack _ l~ve. s:B wm G'v ar- thinI .e your *1·99 'f w~ e one .more husband Hugh Masekala h' h . g. an appomtment With a il1 w lc ~angmg her act plus partner- doctor. If she doesn't knock off w no1' we are assW'ed, sepa- mg her music publishing firm. the lazines~ and lake off those pr. Roush's Shoe Store Middleport, 0. lhllniWir BELTONE . Hearing Aid tenter 504 TENTH $T. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Phone 52$-7U1 · Ride with The Dodge·Boys • - - - - - - - - - • ren, Ernest Allen, VIrginia and lngton were observed at Uie Patty, and· his mother. Mrs. home or their mother and sl.. Carrie Sinclair. ler, Mrs. AglletJ White, recem•' Mr8, Lawrence Diddle OUters atteudillg were Mrl. a Sunday wlth her mother, Wbite, ' Mro. Millard Vlnt Slaven of Wollston. and Richard .Duck• Mrs. Jobn Crooks and . BY ADA SUCl tors of Columbus opent a i!-$&t. . j!:tne,t U, The1SI hai end bere with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dreama Stump of Ra•IL?veti at Cla,rk Air Force ville Crooks and other cine spent • night with Miss Ball! In til!! 'l'billppliles !or a Uvea. Jennie Potts IWO yeat tour M duty. lie re- Tbo birthdays of James Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smitb cenUy ope~! a 31Hlay leav~ here bert White o1 Dunbar, w. . of Pt. Pleaaant •!sited Mr. and witll hllc·Wiftl Belly, and cl\lkl- and Millard Duckworth of Hun~ Mrs. Malcolm Gwnther and son, Syra.CUSe , Society Notes jiiiiliilliiii;.ili;;;;;;o;..ii.O..&;iii;..I;;~~~~~~.;.;.~~ I Malcolm II. Mrs. Freda Wilson of Sco~ town visited her parents, Mr. Mrs. Oscar Robert1on. Mr, and Mr8. Robert Harden, Jimmy and Debbie, spenl . a recent weekend with the fOrm· son and daughter-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden and son, Eric, of Marion . f S:F;W I I [ROHON:b I I. I I -:m 1 · [~I(IIXJtliXtJ Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of (A.w.rt..-a~) Cleves visited his parents, Mr. lum>.... IMIRY IIIIT IAIIU.Y Cti'HIR and Mrs Thornu Cark, Sr. letttrib7'• VIsiting recently wilh Mrs. ......n lf'hai.Jho old.pnoioi<GI-IH THE PRIM Of 1111 Dan Shane were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klrhy and sons, Ronald and Darrell, Mr. and Mrs. Jlo. and children of Colambus spent Holzer Hnspltal where she bert Ball and children, David a weekend here wllh hi• a medici! pollen!. and U'ilessa, of Vienna, W. Va., er, Mrs. Pauline Morarlty Miss Jennie Potts re~~:~::~\ II MiiSI Mary Wagel of Parkers- brother, Marty. a nlgbt with Miss Mro. E. H. Slewart and 11 d1ough,tero, Nedra, Opal and Mr. and Mrs. Donald of PorUand. Betty, of Kingsbury, and Mrs. gen and chlldren of Mrs. Carrie Sellers has Wilda Blessing and son Greg and Mr. and_ Mrs, Charles Sal- turoed to her borne hera of Albany, ' ' ser ond chlidreu of opendtng the wlntor with HOUSE PAINT Mr. and Mrs. MU!ard Duck- Lake were weekend guests of son and daugbter-ln-law, • savt hours painting your hOUUI . .• add year s worth of Huntington were ac- Mr. and Mro. OrJS Hubhard. and Mrs. Lawrence Sellers, 1111 ltolbiY. painted to its beauty! tblt tuti til you companied home by his sister, Mrs. Guy Guinther, Mrs. Mal- Ccli~~• Outlasts ordinary oil tl attlnp IOIOrJI paints by 50%1 Dries base Agnes White, and brother, Rich- colm Guinther and son, Kenneth VISiting Mr. and Mrs. • to.• on lft'IOCittl and \n 30 mlnuti,S! Ideal for •"' ColOn otey bright a~ Duckworth, for a !ave day Ray and Willie Guinther and ard. Roush were her son, cement block or -Won't tadet L694 dec· vlsll. Other visitors io the Charles Wolfe were In William Duckworth aan~d~k~::~~ JO!lloral Duckworth home were Mr. and Friday on buslness. eon, Mr. William E Mrs. Carl Duckworth, enroute _ Jr., and daughter, Karen, to their borne In Coshocton Guesb! of Mr. and 'drs. Rittman. from st. Pelersburg Fla. Tbe bert Gant were Mr. and Mrs. Recent guests of Mr. and group also visited with Mrs William Geisler of Berea, and Mrs. Daryl Brown and landly Sydney Bartols in HunUngion.' Mr. and Mrs. Larry Slater and of Mineral Wells, W. Va., were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morarity daughter, Julie, McConnelsville. Mrs. Mary M. Diddle, Ann Mr. ond Mrs. B. L. Miracle Grace Oiler, and Mr. and Mrs. and son of LeBSburg visited Helps You Overcome · their dllllgbter and son·m t.aw, 1 Mr. and Mro. Hoger Winebren• 11-JcIOR QPLETE PAINfiNG AND DECORATING NEED& ner and children. Looseness ond Worry Mr. and Mrs. Edward ~· IUILDIRS SUPPLY No longer be e.nnoyecl or feellll~at• man and Eddie Jr. of Columbus ~ , , COMPANY HI& booaUM Of loo!e, WobblY f&IH teetb.I'ABTBJrl'IJ, an Lmpruted alka- visited his grandparents, IIM(non•e.cld) powder. aptittltled on · WY2·3748 your pla'-l boldl them ftl'l'ner 10 they and Mrs. James S. Quick. tMI more OOIJlfortab\e. Avoid em bar· Mrl. Mary Hubbard hsa Middleport, 0. ' Ave. ruamtnt u.used by loose pL&tes. Get 290 N,'tnd •ASTEBTH at any dfU&' oounter, been retunred to her home from .; t liiTIIrtl u• MASTIRPIECII CAlli- IIST&IT IDIUS! Tilt CRANDON flEE STAID lllCOIDI MMitiYH..tl Custom-ctllttd lnttnMine '111lnut ~tlltllrl• •Bh ....., In& dOors. Eight ~pellkfl~: Du•I·Sptaker hrlablt fthaiiO Solid•ltale FM/AM/ttffM FM 'adlo wi1h AFC. with purchase of this loliti-Stllt Tlte IIDU:t~O Mod•l YH14Jl 4·1P ..d •utom.tit cr.•ncer with 2·1ram lon• '""· ONLY Smlrt IUIJIJIII•tt)lll .-ll•trllntlttor phOnD w•th autom11tic 4·$pled changer. Shuh all llrttrlnt fiCOrd. FREf:STAND end RECDRDSI ONLY - .... will! PM/AM/111!1110 PM RADIO Acrylic latex Homogenized S.PRED '!·Kamageaited . $PR-ED ·sATIN latex Will Paint ' $299,95 $59,95 , ilo!l": BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. FALSE TEETH . 'KING .' • 't . . ~ ' ... ' ! . _: f ~' . I : I Cookinc your meals ••• ele<:trkallyl Washing and drying your clotho ••• elec:tricallyl Heallnc and cooling your home ••• electrlcallyl Cleanlnc your floors ••• eloc:trlcolly! Heatitll your water •.• elec:trkallyl Preser'lltll your food ••• eloc:trlcally! lroninc your clothes .•• electrically! Washinc your dishes ••• elecfricallyl Watching TV ••• or listening Ill the radio! Grlndin& yilur carbage • , • elec:lricallyl Mlxlnc a coke ••• electricelly! Brushinl ,our teeth ••• elec:trica!flll Warmin& your bed ••• eloc:lricallyl ••• or enjoyinc any one ollhe nearly 200 elec:lrlcalappliances now availabfo! Wt haven I taken a survey or anythinc, but should be sealed to ketPthe costly heat from ·,...,., a hunch that people who live I~ ~ec- leaking away. This Sills the heat in-and sears the fresh air out. Gas heat works an entirely different way. Fresh air, warmed and filtered, constantly flows into every room In your house, chant· ing the air every few minutes, aettl"l rid of smoke and odors almost beiore you notice them. If you're heating with Gas, enjoy it. Cook yourself a pot of sauerkraut, lllht up • ciaar -then lean back and think of all the things you can do with the money you savewkh Gas. if::~;';:''J: homts dotl't amokt cigar!. Or ·• .,, . 01 like frnh air. . ~or a very goOtl reaoon. Ettctricheatktteptwarmlng.awl the !Wlme 'lot!ll• air- and the sttne smoke and cooking [tijorll--dal after day. Very few electrical~ homes have heat ducta to distribute llliill'aif<~eln fresh air. On a clear day you oil the Will tv tht klt<hln. electric: heat iuo much more than Gas (up to three times as The Dodge Boys ale fidin', drivin'1 poundin' leather toaetyou and a;..tnaw · Dodge toaethef. Step up, pardner; lfs YQ~~J . •~,,.1: And with the good guys, you know ev.Mbln&'s stacked in your favor. Investor's guide! . of,i~r.,New igr previously-owned, its impressive size, Ita remarkable beauty and Its continuity of ..~lflll!thave aU contributed to Cadillac's reputation as the finest of aU luxury car investments. ,, 1 ' .• lvery#lrr.rnO!e aqd,JI)Ore wise cur buyerS are discO'I(erAqlh~ they eM aet m.o1'e perfonnance, luxutY. dtstlnt· can tell re IQOd auys; they wear white hall. ~'d.n IJid.pfide of o\.iaershlP in a 'previously·owned C~llat, ~m P,i new cars of les•er ~tatut~. F~r '"' 1.1~ ;~~. :ii;k"··.~ .• been so a d• _. ' '' ~{~• ,ti~l!e~ng ba& ·wways · ~ ~"'""' IN\11!.. of c.dillacs·aoveral yean old att • ·•ow•lliulloi ,)ll,il Wty idto pew can of Gther in&k•o. An41!adiii~O ~ lotytan pl-ovided •• olnndard . , i~~i~_lt.eh~' ~~!•li\f11~ .~~·•11llt~lon, powe1,••••rfna. R. H. RAWLI'NGS , SONS CO. Mill & Second Streets Uoo of weilcarrd fW, previouoly·oWl)ed Cad!Uac can. Middleport,-· 0.· •.JOI.... • -~ ,_,;; ~ . ., J;abdard of the·World . @~@IXJD@ power brakes, power windows ond power seats on mo11t models. automatic cornering lights and many other con.. veni.ences tltat evetl now cOst- extra on most new cal'!. Consider, too, the extra reassurance of motoring in an automobile o( Cadil~'& imptel!!live siZe and ttaturt!. . ' you buy your next (lll, be sure to look for your Before authoriiec!CidiUac dealer'• u1ed'car s;gn.lt Is th• be" · poaolblolilbdmor~ fill a wide, attracdvtly.pilcrd oeJ... ' hOrllll ~~ A Cadillac remains urimlstakablya CadillaCeiardfess -y .~You Every good thing that happens efectricarfy is a bigger bargain today thla IYI!rl For here in Ohio the price per unit of electricity is lower now thlll....,.. before. Because electricity does such wondarful thlnas, you're using more and more. Your total bill is larger-but the !Kiit cost Is down. How bas electricity remained so low in prlcel Ohio's inver.tor-owned electric pow<>r companies keep searchin& for better and better ways to serve your electrical needs. One tllllmple . •• the &!tong regional network that interconnects Ohio's eight electric companiH, and links with aleetric systems In ather stl!tes. The reiUit Is more efficient operation. Increased efficiency, and your ITealer use, laave helped make it possible to keep the price of electricity low• So. Whlll most prices seem to be going up and up-hold this ehetiful tiooulflt Ill mind, "1he good things that bappen tllclrlcally . . a Diller barpiiiiOdaY thaA Mrl~ ' I ' ·'.,. ...._ Your .Ohio Bl.].eotrio .~ : ;.••. ' ' , .I · , , ;f li , ' "' ' PZ~D c,,DII~4.id)IlA' L)~' Fll(TH~ FINEST ¥N SAt~S AND ~ERV\CE: OF _Nf.W'AND USED C~IIS:' ' ' . ' '"11"'·' ' ,, ....•..,... " ,, •.,• • :i ,, ,. \ ~ t,. '' �I' '' \ { . t ·' ' 1 j ,, ., • ·j· 0,, 17, . , • 1968 with deluslono or muscUng biah !Kiciety wllo ..-llow ·~JJ•..n. . adw,ny·. V U 'HILEN HELP' us·' ~~ce~~~~ :~L~~.:ed by horlhetn bobbles, · ssid socii! climber was !',,,.. ~~eel 03 ~~ was dhanded uoocimon OicCaiiery, woe...... ;:-,6 '""__ ,,. up Bdwy. &om a pilless and divorces of some of ·radio abow, a WI- our Dllltually favorile H'wood ored mlllloaatre: Benny's suits citizens And in the kit ··•n are bespoke London productiolls. a much ia~orad spot b t.b ~ _ADU • we uuntered Into knowing. In-people, J.!. J1o. llialy Moore's, finest ~ bal'da wu dlnlll!l with his thtoe mtilurant ill the w..-ld, to be clllldren and his former (not , . impuljently at ono Ia- Lauton Bacall) wife, all! very by Gl'elldlo MIIJ'l[ wltb dau- clvlllr.ed and, sUhouetted .. llelhvla, now grown.up galnlt the kitchen busUe very lolltly, Mrs. Groucho 11111 family-like. ' Groud>o't aon Aclhut, auiJt. Allll there we bad our ear · of ~ Klng's Bdwy. com- bent by 1 recen11,y returned bit Tbe lmpoulble Pilm Beachlte wbo laughed his · · AI another table, way through the tale of a very "Hazel," Shirley Booth, fiiiJIOIIJJ gambler-langster type • _,.::.,":;' Dt:iltJI' han~ ' ·'lf(o)I§~W n~ ?l1D~§[Q)~~ Ill VCIU HAD I!LECTRIC HEAT1 YDU1D STILL SMELL THIS QN 8ATURDAY. • or ' an "'uawk because he'd paid some of 11 '" hard be could~'t expl•in to the boys who d love to track bio net worth. In th• Lambs Club, a sasparilla with Bert who lnmsts he's only 71, the Cbarley MosctJnis of vaudeVille nobility, we troduced to a youog Ireland lad . nami!d Jesse '"'· who smgs like a bird and ts, all around us, l!eaded lor Amerloan suecesa; slanle. Sauntermg through . _ Cit~, an NBC hand whispered ~hi~ a _fan ..that . Julie ·; , le s Darlmg, whiCh Oscar her sexy way, has bought lor NBC nexHall. st.owlng •!ready , and here It s <UII ~a:.el:ds~as~:~~~; ~~ by HeieR · b . , .Helen: After 16 years of marriage, four chjldren, I sUII cant 'get used to one thing about my lwsband. He fUrls. He's a good man, a fille lather. but be at· lracb! women and he loves 11. Wherever we go, the ladlea mWd' around. He knows juet the. compliments to give, how to keep them comiog buck. When he merely looks at them, they melt. He looko at every woman as Jf she really COUNT· ED: · Ao lilr as 1 know he hsa nev· er bad a real aflalr but tt lf(8 (lor me) thick sometimes when women oay, "Oh, you're Mro. . .. , , ,, how can you' KEJ!P oucb an attracUve man!" - as il I'm belllg selfish, not sharing him with the world, 1 worry that sorl!eday he'll otop playillg the field and settle and then -HOW CAN pret~ :o~~i African Room, Broadway's old O.ar How: est ~wmgmg elOIJllple of cmerg- There are men, jus! " there ing jazz from _the Dark Conti· are women, who simply .can'! without the admiration of rlcan rhythms and ':ck~sing: e opposlto ,.,, They musl ::~b~e f:'st'"~;ed t 11;1~7 ~e ~· has receiVed a Mexican rate them proressionally he divorce (from trumpet-play:ng keep right on writing and iiefet mwes J ·'10 te1 Fal regain: '8boep 5 to 10! CUlil llo 1: ~:~marriage and her ~7' to 10; Pat Welbers LAMBS _ Tops 2&; SecoDdA f This column Is dedkalld to 20 to 211 ~ami~/Ylngb! ~uu'ulr;:, ~t:lt;:;. ~:'.: ~ Wll; II' It D; so H. you'te CommoaJS ID 2il. • 8 · trou e or Just P..U• • , . over anu overbelieve· aawn i.iNIL I:.lv &yY. !bey attract )and, me, She will;;;,i,also welcome· your . . they WORK at it) often 1><!- own amUBin8 experiences. ~ cause they tear some aay tlley · """ lieien ooiiei in care of won't. These charmers usually this newspaper. stop at flirting: they want MR, K. L B'(lD numbere, ml ohe "hot nmnGaiUpolil, Ollfo, Will BeAt · ~" Who mlgbt chlil a fiDe S.l!lrday, May 1'- 111«1, 11111 BIU!IRCIOl'Y man:t•ga. . 8ALI!8 IIEPORT ol 106 N. 2ntl'~v~. ·. Slop WOI'l'YiDi and enjoy Ohio VaiJo)o ~•elloc!l: eo. jOur huiband'• l"pulartty (al· HOGS - 17li to 220 lbs. 23.50 · . Middleport,-01"1• ON ', . ler aU, waon1 this what a~ to 24.50; 220 to 250 lbs. 2:1.50 io ltacted you le him In the flnl 11.50; Llgbt 23 to 24.50; · Fat THURSD~Y, MAY.1'9 place?). He haao'l strayed ill SOwa I& to 20: Stsgs 15 to IS; FROM 16 years, and he's not abcJut to Boara 14 to II: Sows and Pigs lllllrt now .... And another 10 to a&: Shoats IIi to 22. . h.m.to_ 12n~ thing: lake a liP from these CATTLE - Steers !0 I!> 27.· To repair and servlta gals who "melt at a mere lOok " 10; Heifers :ZO IAl 2f· BabY Beef bearing aldt ; • / I Go thou aDd do llkewllel -H. liiJ to 21; Fat Cowo to 21.110; Dear Helen: , Cannon If to 18: Bulls 18 to , Battarlaa ond ouppiiJ #o~ 1 , M wile 1, 21 earo old il: MUle Cowl 100 to 200. all lllokes lor sale Sa:! VEAL CAINI!S -:Tops 33.80; 50 ~unds overwltgbt ' won't take care of hmelf d.... &iconds 30 to 32; Medium 25 to MR. BYRD wUI be Jlad n't dl1!8s nea~ though ohe hal Ill; 'Com. & Hvs. :ZO lo 32: Culls to give ~ou a free heartn1 test with the latest Bef good 1 the 1 1 her II to 24. equip. thing ~~. ~~~ whooanyj SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 5 tone Electronic mont. ; tell her I dOll'! Ilk• the wa ' t· she Ill gelling to look, llhe CHILDREN$ If hHring II your / 1 problem Bellone Is . 1~ ~uo lfUJlli A pro~tl •. · · , pr!Zeo she IIUil' l!tottel · .:' 1.~ (.\'8!1~ · :, ~a~~ '::~~ i~truder \lected behind hJS back · illd_ __ ·--~ - . ....·e_.. , ...•-•.. ....,.., -"-'·g '"'th -··•gllla-oeM • "' , her · - •• BUll fib a book_ .· .How he had his exctSB pounds she'D lete tllree 1o 2fll stoek jii,jQN-·~ ~ HEARING AID SERVIQ CENTER '1~ · !;,.to.' ge~ b:~~~~ r"'~~;.: ~;/~:r wa~ PAnNT STUPS llhape up oud 11 llhe doesn't llhape up' retty iloon 1 w , Slzeo 31o Big 3 want her Wbot do 1 :: Whllo ~D OF FIVE YEARS Slack _ l~ve. s:B wm G'v ar- thinI .e your *1·99 'f w~ e one .more husband Hugh Masekala h' h . g. an appomtment With a il1 w lc ~angmg her act plus partner- doctor. If she doesn't knock off w no1' we are assW'ed, sepa- mg her music publishing firm. the lazines~ and lake off those pr. Roush's Shoe Store Middleport, 0. lhllniWir BELTONE . Hearing Aid tenter 504 TENTH $T. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Phone 52$-7U1 · Ride with The Dodge·Boys • - - - - - - - - - • ren, Ernest Allen, VIrginia and lngton were observed at Uie Patty, and· his mother. Mrs. home or their mother and sl.. Carrie Sinclair. ler, Mrs. AglletJ White, recem•' Mr8, Lawrence Diddle OUters atteudillg were Mrl. a Sunday wlth her mother, Wbite, ' Mro. Millard Vlnt Slaven of Wollston. and Richard .Duck• Mrs. Jobn Crooks and . BY ADA SUCl tors of Columbus opent a i!-$&t. . j!:tne,t U, The1SI hai end bere with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dreama Stump of Ra•IL?veti at Cla,rk Air Force ville Crooks and other cine spent • night with Miss Ball! In til!! 'l'billppliles !or a Uvea. Jennie Potts IWO yeat tour M duty. lie re- Tbo birthdays of James Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smitb cenUy ope~! a 31Hlay leav~ here bert White o1 Dunbar, w. . of Pt. Pleaaant •!sited Mr. and witll hllc·Wiftl Belly, and cl\lkl- and Millard Duckworth of Hun~ Mrs. Malcolm Gwnther and son, Syra.CUSe , Society Notes jiiiiliilliiii;.ili;;;;;;o;..ii.O..&;iii;..I;;~~~~~~.;.;.~~ I Malcolm II. Mrs. Freda Wilson of Sco~ town visited her parents, Mr. Mrs. Oscar Robert1on. Mr, and Mr8. Robert Harden, Jimmy and Debbie, spenl . a recent weekend with the fOrm· son and daughter-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden and son, Eric, of Marion . f S:F;W I I [ROHON:b I I. I I -:m 1 · [~I(IIXJtliXtJ Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of (A.w.rt..-a~) Cleves visited his parents, Mr. lum>.... IMIRY IIIIT IAIIU.Y Cti'HIR and Mrs Thornu Cark, Sr. letttrib7'• VIsiting recently wilh Mrs. ......n lf'hai.Jho old.pnoioi<GI-IH THE PRIM Of 1111 Dan Shane were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Klrhy and sons, Ronald and Darrell, Mr. and Mrs. Jlo. and children of Colambus spent Holzer Hnspltal where she bert Ball and children, David a weekend here wllh hi• a medici! pollen!. and U'ilessa, of Vienna, W. Va., er, Mrs. Pauline Morarlty Miss Jennie Potts re~~:~::~\ II MiiSI Mary Wagel of Parkers- brother, Marty. a nlgbt with Miss Mro. E. H. Slewart and 11 d1ough,tero, Nedra, Opal and Mr. and Mrs. Donald of PorUand. Betty, of Kingsbury, and Mrs. gen and chlldren of Mrs. Carrie Sellers has Wilda Blessing and son Greg and Mr. and_ Mrs, Charles Sal- turoed to her borne hera of Albany, ' ' ser ond chlidreu of opendtng the wlntor with HOUSE PAINT Mr. and Mrs. MU!ard Duck- Lake were weekend guests of son and daugbter-ln-law, • savt hours painting your hOUUI . .• add year s worth of Huntington were ac- Mr. and Mro. OrJS Hubhard. and Mrs. Lawrence Sellers, 1111 ltolbiY. painted to its beauty! tblt tuti til you companied home by his sister, Mrs. Guy Guinther, Mrs. Mal- Ccli~~• Outlasts ordinary oil tl attlnp IOIOrJI paints by 50%1 Dries base Agnes White, and brother, Rich- colm Guinther and son, Kenneth VISiting Mr. and Mrs. • to.• on lft'IOCittl and \n 30 mlnuti,S! Ideal for •"' ColOn otey bright a~ Duckworth, for a !ave day Ray and Willie Guinther and ard. Roush were her son, cement block or -Won't tadet L694 dec· vlsll. Other visitors io the Charles Wolfe were In William Duckworth aan~d~k~::~~ JO!lloral Duckworth home were Mr. and Friday on buslness. eon, Mr. William E Mrs. Carl Duckworth, enroute _ Jr., and daughter, Karen, to their borne In Coshocton Guesb! of Mr. and 'drs. Rittman. from st. Pelersburg Fla. Tbe bert Gant were Mr. and Mrs. Recent guests of Mr. and group also visited with Mrs William Geisler of Berea, and Mrs. Daryl Brown and landly Sydney Bartols in HunUngion.' Mr. and Mrs. Larry Slater and of Mineral Wells, W. Va., were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morarity daughter, Julie, McConnelsville. Mrs. Mary M. Diddle, Ann Mr. ond Mrs. B. L. Miracle Grace Oiler, and Mr. and Mrs. and son of LeBSburg visited Helps You Overcome · their dllllgbter and son·m t.aw, 1 Mr. and Mro. Hoger Winebren• 11-JcIOR QPLETE PAINfiNG AND DECORATING NEED& ner and children. Looseness ond Worry Mr. and Mrs. Edward ~· IUILDIRS SUPPLY No longer be e.nnoyecl or feellll~at• man and Eddie Jr. of Columbus ~ , , COMPANY HI& booaUM Of loo!e, WobblY f&IH teetb.I'ABTBJrl'IJ, an Lmpruted alka- visited his grandparents, IIM(non•e.cld) powder. aptittltled on · WY2·3748 your pla'-l boldl them ftl'l'ner 10 they and Mrs. James S. Quick. tMI more OOIJlfortab\e. Avoid em bar· Mrl. Mary Hubbard hsa Middleport, 0. ' Ave. ruamtnt u.used by loose pL&tes. Get 290 N,'tnd •ASTEBTH at any dfU&' oounter, been retunred to her home from .; t liiTIIrtl u• MASTIRPIECII CAlli- IIST&IT IDIUS! Tilt CRANDON flEE STAID lllCOIDI MMitiYH..tl Custom-ctllttd lnttnMine '111lnut ~tlltllrl• •Bh ....., In& dOors. Eight ~pellkfl~: Du•I·Sptaker hrlablt fthaiiO Solid•ltale FM/AM/ttffM FM 'adlo wi1h AFC. with purchase of this loliti-Stllt Tlte IIDU:t~O Mod•l YH14Jl 4·1P ..d •utom.tit cr.•ncer with 2·1ram lon• '""· ONLY Smlrt IUIJIJIII•tt)lll .-ll•trllntlttor phOnD w•th autom11tic 4·$pled changer. Shuh all llrttrlnt fiCOrd. FREf:STAND end RECDRDSI ONLY - .... will! PM/AM/111!1110 PM RADIO Acrylic latex Homogenized S.PRED '!·Kamageaited . $PR-ED ·sATIN latex Will Paint ' $299,95 $59,95 , ilo!l": BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. FALSE TEETH . 'KING .' • 't . . ~ ' ... ' ! . _: f ~' . I : I Cookinc your meals ••• ele<:trkallyl Washing and drying your clotho ••• elec:tricallyl Heallnc and cooling your home ••• electrlcallyl Cleanlnc your floors ••• eloc:trlcolly! Heatitll your water •.• elec:trkallyl Preser'lltll your food ••• eloc:trlcally! lroninc your clothes .•• electrically! Washinc your dishes ••• elecfricallyl Watching TV ••• or listening Ill the radio! Grlndin& yilur carbage • , • elec:lricallyl Mlxlnc a coke ••• electricelly! Brushinl ,our teeth ••• elec:trica!flll Warmin& your bed ••• eloc:lricallyl ••• or enjoyinc any one ollhe nearly 200 elec:lrlcalappliances now availabfo! Wt haven I taken a survey or anythinc, but should be sealed to ketPthe costly heat from ·,...,., a hunch that people who live I~ ~ec- leaking away. This Sills the heat in-and sears the fresh air out. Gas heat works an entirely different way. Fresh air, warmed and filtered, constantly flows into every room In your house, chant· ing the air every few minutes, aettl"l rid of smoke and odors almost beiore you notice them. If you're heating with Gas, enjoy it. Cook yourself a pot of sauerkraut, lllht up • ciaar -then lean back and think of all the things you can do with the money you savewkh Gas. if::~;';:''J: homts dotl't amokt cigar!. Or ·• .,, . 01 like frnh air. . ~or a very goOtl reaoon. Ettctricheatktteptwarmlng.awl the !Wlme 'lot!ll• air- and the sttne smoke and cooking [tijorll--dal after day. Very few electrical~ homes have heat ducta to distribute llliill'aif<~eln fresh air. On a clear day you oil the Will tv tht klt<hln. electric: heat iuo much more than Gas (up to three times as The Dodge Boys ale fidin', drivin'1 poundin' leather toaetyou and a;..tnaw · Dodge toaethef. Step up, pardner; lfs YQ~~J . •~,,.1: And with the good guys, you know ev.Mbln&'s stacked in your favor. Investor's guide! . of,i~r.,New igr previously-owned, its impressive size, Ita remarkable beauty and Its continuity of ..~lflll!thave aU contributed to Cadillac's reputation as the finest of aU luxury car investments. ,, 1 ' .• lvery#lrr.rnO!e aqd,JI)Ore wise cur buyerS are discO'I(erAqlh~ they eM aet m.o1'e perfonnance, luxutY. dtstlnt· can tell re IQOd auys; they wear white hall. ~'d.n IJid.pfide of o\.iaershlP in a 'previously·owned C~llat, ~m P,i new cars of les•er ~tatut~. F~r '"' 1.1~ ;~~. :ii;k"··.~ .• been so a d• _. ' '' ~{~• ,ti~l!e~ng ba& ·wways · ~ ~"'""' IN\11!.. of c.dillacs·aoveral yean old att • ·•ow•lliulloi ,)ll,il Wty idto pew can of Gther in&k•o. An41!adiii~O ~ lotytan pl-ovided •• olnndard . , i~~i~_lt.eh~' ~~!•li\f11~ .~~·•11llt~lon, powe1,••••rfna. R. H. RAWLI'NGS , SONS CO. Mill & Second Streets Uoo of weilcarrd fW, previouoly·oWl)ed Cad!Uac can. Middleport,-· 0.· •.JOI.... • -~ ,_,;; ~ . ., J;abdard of the·World . @~@IXJD@ power brakes, power windows ond power seats on mo11t models. automatic cornering lights and many other con.. veni.ences tltat evetl now cOst- extra on most new cal'!. Consider, too, the extra reassurance of motoring in an automobile o( Cadil~'& imptel!!live siZe and ttaturt!. . ' you buy your next (lll, be sure to look for your Before authoriiec!CidiUac dealer'• u1ed'car s;gn.lt Is th• be" · poaolblolilbdmor~ fill a wide, attracdvtly.pilcrd oeJ... ' hOrllll ~~ A Cadillac remains urimlstakablya CadillaCeiardfess -y .~You Every good thing that happens efectricarfy is a bigger bargain today thla IYI!rl For here in Ohio the price per unit of electricity is lower now thlll....,.. before. Because electricity does such wondarful thlnas, you're using more and more. Your total bill is larger-but the !Kiit cost Is down. How bas electricity remained so low in prlcel Ohio's inver.tor-owned electric pow<>r companies keep searchin& for better and better ways to serve your electrical needs. One tllllmple . •• the &!tong regional network that interconnects Ohio's eight electric companiH, and links with aleetric systems In ather stl!tes. The reiUit Is more efficient operation. Increased efficiency, and your ITealer use, laave helped make it possible to keep the price of electricity low• So. Whlll most prices seem to be going up and up-hold this ehetiful tiooulflt Ill mind, "1he good things that bappen tllclrlcally . . a Diller barpiiiiOdaY thaA Mrl~ ' I ' ·'.,. ...._ Your .Ohio Bl.].eotrio .~ : ;.••. ' ' , .I · , , ;f li , ' "' ' PZ~D c,,DII~4.id)IlA' L)~' Fll(TH~ FINEST ¥N SAt~S AND ~ERV\CE: OF _Nf.W'AND USED C~IIS:' ' ' . ' '"11"'·' ' ,, ....•..,... " ,, •.,• • :i ,, ,. \ ~ t,. '' �I ~tra ,Cash The Want Ad·Wav -~ _...;,;·,..; ·l..;: '~' ~,. .. , .. ' . ' ' 1 SIGNS • Po-... _. ,, ..,., ..,,. 1., 11 :;',"t:; ;:oi;! . 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2-... r. $1495 Beautlful car in 2 tone green 'finish, low milesge by origmallocal owner, spotless clean interior, 155 h.p. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans. Tires like new, radio and heater. $1795 327 cu. in. engine, Powerglide trans. 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' ' 1 SIGNS • Po-... _. ,, ..,., ..,,. 1., 11 :;',"t:; ;:oi;! . 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2-... r. $1495 Beautlful car in 2 tone green 'finish, low milesge by origmallocal owner, spotless clean interior, 155 h.p. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans. Tires like new, radio and heater. $1795 327 cu. in. engine, Powerglide trans. Power steering and brakes, like Interior, new lsishowroom line w bite wallaUtires, heater, red clean. whiteradio finish.and ~u re aviU =" a :i;~;l:=='llii~.DDL~~I~PO~.R~T~,~O~H~IO=~~ :: : ~1. :~ w;:~ Pomeroy Motor Co. 0 for all but two rooms. right lor quick sale. WY 2-7141. I 15 POMEROY, OHIO ~ . '' . -,\ SHUX•· ·i~AT WONT TAKE LONIS., I'LL WAIT FER 'IE AUCTIONEER CDMPLi!TE SALES MANAGEMENT Wri!O,- or Contoct JIM CARNAHAN RACINI. OHIO WHEEL ALIGNMENT would leave floor PEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. • I. CAN'T, ELVINEY·• . :t <!OT '10 FIX BREAKFUSS fER MVMAN SNUFFY NDA.: bouse, nice bath,. 11oors, Duii~ iu ,;;.~:.."":::t:: II ONI OJI THI 11 kltche• 1 new white tile ••·"'' NtCif' PIOPLII.' .. CALL ceilings downslalrs, slorm DICK RAWLINGS doors, venetian bllndo, large barn, good silo, cement block bUilding and building lorm"'·iiRawling•HondaSalu ty used as a grocery store, WY 2-2:151 largestorage, shed new used gas as furnace, and ... 1963 Impala Hardtop Coupe i....~;:.!Seri::II~CH:..-;1 cush Johnson form, approxJ. malelll, 28 acros, I mile from au . ; u-f.~M_o_tor_c""":":~.-==:~ , . S.i. For 0., 1\lay 17, 1986 ' ., ISA lOT WOP.SE~ i. ; DICK TRACY lly CHEmR TW.n..L GET ·~ OF"~ TI-I'GI\OJND :THEN M'f ~WILL dJT l.Ol)«f I lr RAEBURN VAN IUIIIt FERTIUZER Landmark's Got EVERYTHING Why ' drin 50 miles, wllen vou can get delivery at our area warehouse Call us for ~· ~ ~ r0 I~ ;; Ph. WY 2-2181 ,. ·' F• *'· ~I• •• -m r0 I"' I" ~~~,.~ I" I" w, 0 .. ~ '"' ~ 1... .. 1 HOf!e. HE':; T.4CTFUL. 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