http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f6a448faaee45e56a011faaebe194ad2.pdf 2fde7cb04e4c2f8661d5efcbf7cdd549 PDF Text Text 1ft= <o ilt¢':4io;oo ro¥ I" ooy1' • 1 L.IT ' .'I}Ll'l@1 • "'I I 'l r ·' • ! / ' Railroads Accept Demand BjCongress To Waii~J Days_ '; 1(• WASHINGTON (UPI) _ The railroads agreed today to a congreaaional request that they postpone t h el r new work rules for at least 39 daya. Tbe action averted a nationwide strike threatened for Tuesday. A rail· road spokesman announced to ~ crowded hearing room ment request "In order to cooperate with Congress." The chairmen of t h e House and Senate com· merce committees had ask· e(j for the delay to g I v e Congresa time to act on Presldent Kennedy's pI an to hand the dispute to the Jn. terstate Commerce Com· of the House Commerce missJon (ICC). The roll anower was given today by Daniel P. Loomis, Committee that the carriers had agreed to the pOstpone- pr01ldenl of the Association of American Railroads. Tbe lor putttaa die • • -k noleo tato el!eel llad bee• l!:tt a. '"· Tlletday, Imposlttoo of lbe ' riles lllolltbiiiJ lbouauds of Joll• .-lot uve toocbd •H a llrlke. Seek Foartb Delay In .ippealln1 for the delay, which would be the [ourth since Ule work ruletl issue came to a head tills yur, tlh.lrman Joho Paillore, D-R.!., of the S.nate Commerce Comlnitboe told LoomlJ, "You bilv• alreody waited lor lour .,..,.., UKI 30 days more II not l•lni to do aoy 1re11 harm." He at,. wlrned Loomb that there was • ·•""" chonce o! o joint .reaolutlon of Congreu d~ mandlng the delaJ u the rail· roads did not agr.. to it. AI- -hoe ••lloowlde NOW YOU KlliOW Recently recoDStncted fossU fiera f.,.m e ~ Negev Desert ••ueau tba& thU regloll wu rovered by water 111 varloa1 llmel ID preblltorlc 1101. Shop At Elherfelds In Pomeroy . Thursday Uldil Noon (The store ciO.. •t·i!OQn-uch Thursd•yl Frid•y store ho11rs. art 9 to 5 and Saturd•y store li011rs •r• 9 to 9 in the evening. e T•ke Adv•nt•ge of the Vllues •II over. the store during the July Clear•nce Sale. VOL XV NO. 85 • t ' did 101. "'Je<llol 1111 ....,... all. Tile uallbf· llave ob)ed. • at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO eol lo •Y oolttlloti Ill ". ~~, I tov•lve compoloory ~ ~- ~' 11oto ,..1<~ IIIey aay "' • •· o stroy Ill< prloelple of ~. Uve loarplaiiiJ. : WoHe said the railroads not regard Kermedy's ICL "'"" a• comt>UISOI'J' arbitratiOn since it permito the compani., and unions to M:ttle out of court during a two-year waiting per~ iod . He said the uniOM might bargain "in a more realistic "' Ioree of jow, Ill poycholop. eat impool toold be beovy. WoHe jostiliool Woclnetdly nldll lhol ' lhe railroadJ had accepted eve!')' aotutlon proposed by oll lito I(OVeromont agoncleo ar ol!lc:ialo who ..tered Into the diojlulo. Bo -.ld tbo rallnado loOfl part: II "rea) c.lledlve bar· ,...,..,.. 11m said dte ulo• though 1uch a resolution ha1 .a o!. ')'be hood of 11(10 Pl tlto lllliou Jnvolvo:l - H. 1!:. Gl!llorl of lheBrolberhoodol~ Fi......., and Eoginomon - Jlld W~y biB unioll opposed the Preoident'• plan op "" ground it w0111d torn lito ICC into • labor court iqd might ra. suit in compuiiOf'Y arbitratlOII, WEATHER enttne THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1963 . fashion" In tbo lu!oWiedg, lhM · the vorloos upecll of !he dta. put.! are aoinl to bo dla..,.od ... Folr llontoP Frillay, HIP PRICE FIVE CENTS ' Taft Bill Pro Elberfelds In Pomeroy· ses H & R Firestone SAYS: 99 WHITEWALLS 6.70-7.50 FOR United On Key 1964 Issues MEIGS THEATRE .t' ti·MONTH POMEROY. OHIO ROAD-HAZARD GUARANTEE TONIGHT & THURS. July 24-25 NOT OPEN Ow· Nfill Tl'a~dtl. idrmfili.nl. by Mrdallicm and 1hop fiWI'l.. en GUARANTII;ED 1. Agaimrt defec::t& iu worbnaDShip and materials during lire of 'ti'E!ad. ' 2. Against nonnal road hazards (eJr;cept repairable punctures) encountered in eve,-yday paH!II!nM'er car UiHI for 12 months. ReplaCt!ments prorated on tread Weu' aw:l ·ball!;d au. liat prieell cwreot at lime of adjltltment. ' Hartley &.Benneff IIAVANfl - Soviet Premier Nlkita Khruahcbev may arrive in Havana today to take part In FrkJAx'.s mass observance · tht'tlMB aimlversary o( the abortlv• · Santiago revolt, it wa8 reported here. In Taping TV Safety Show Sigman, 'Enterprise Boy', Is Having Wonderful Time New Arrivals For···. SEE THE MANY NEW STYLES NOW! ~&lJJ~ D URGENT' TIME IS GE'ITING SHORT! D D---/ "Have your A!tend. Party In Gallipolil Manday mocs every way. •• Mrs. Marie Hawkins o! Mid· dleport attended a party given by Mrs. Helen Strong at ber borne In GaDipollo Monday ev· 'enllno.. The potluck dinner was aerved at e p. m. In honor .or . Gertrude Markle and Mn. Mable Porter, who recenUy re· !rom the GaUlpolis State lnotltute. fl large group o! cofrom the lnsUtute at· tended !he dinner and enjoyed the well-plaoned evenin&. so long as they're handsewnsf" ENTERTAIN SUNDAY We're Heading For Last Roundupll BAKER'S BIG Removal Sale We don't want to move merchandise to our new location - we just CUT THE PRICE and you get the bargains PRONTO! · BAKER FURNITURE • ' SAL I MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan enb•rtallned a JII'OIIP of relatives with a dinner SUoday at their borne, Rock Springs Road. sent were Mr. and Mrs. C. 1!:. and Carl HoOey o! Col· umbus. Mike Smith_, o! Grut Lol••• Naval llaJe, Ml'll. Jack Col< UKI children, Erin and Brett, Mn. Florence Holley and Mr. UKt Mn. Lo&an and son, Skip. GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mr1. Charles R. Karr l!r...tertalned with a dinner Sunday at their home, Naylors Run Hill. Guosta were Mr. UKI Mrs. Edward T. Bauer and Pol· ly Ann of Marion, Mr..... Mn. Floyd Griffith and Ray and !lonna and Mlsa Polly Col'umll!IS, Mr. and Mrl. CbarR. Karr, Jr .• aod RodDey Je!lrey, Mrs. Cbarleo Lytle ..... aod lleaDetl Roulb. Complete llno of Con· ni• '"~ Parle Fothlon Sport Sh-. l'lalt N. Y. UNITED Ghaha'o deiii8Dd lor oUIJieDOioo !rom the ti001 unleu It !roes Ita territories by mid er had dwlndllnj In divided A!rlcaD group lnday, and 4r- lhoH. Wldlhl MAo AA-IK. 0 Pricaol from 4.ft to 9.9t Oct. 22nd Deadline I demand .the:-~t lor your money. Naturally your gleaming, richly waxed mocs _ . have handaewn vampa. You'll he smarter -than_ever in green, or bronze .J'all Vlvlds-as well as black or broWil! AB ,seen ID Sovon You toon. ••• . ~. ' ~· '•. flo. day M-1!. ...., tootpt ll 1M �' • •• • • r j J~~- 25, 1963-3 f_.&SOE's Net Is . . ' Rosy Trade Along St. Lawrence WJeGfions ••• ' ' "':'1t . River Report American Trock Team Prepares To Up Over Last - . Seaway Has Yet 'fo Be Proved The Day After~ hivode Poland For w eelcend Meet d•~. ~-=.·u~LG:': CLEVELAND IUPII - Roo7 thonyCelebreoze blcw.cJ fer 'WARSAW (UPII.- Amoriea'l ,.._ 011 1bo boela cl the T } MOnthS on- rollen, POIIIOfOJ .........• Maiolo placement o1 a he>Yy too h•-y track aoil lleld llbowiDg ol the gtrls clime o · We Ve for tbetr St. r;r o;: .., the Wet! 'lllird W't' CHtstD TANNBIIfLL _ lie/en 1/elp Us! A Failure And A Promise wlll soon join- A dlsrute he root of Its present delay. No one may pretend that ha!'l had to import foodstuffs. retdy to buck 11110 the new fedin site, reSQur~s and people S1.1karno haa .et an example t ratlon of Mall)'llan peoples. the Malay•ian federation will as an irresponsible waatrel. And 9ut _..mehow or other aaner prove a true ma!ch for mighty when ht haa not been seeking counsel managed to preval Indonesia. Y1t it can hardly his own plea..ure in other lands, and he stopped short of octlon f1:1il to act as a brake on lndl). , ht has outraged international , which for el practical purpose neaian Prtaldent Suk.•rno. pulitical morality by undertak- ·would have aligned him with lftdonesil and Sukarno, taken ing such adventures 11 the the world '• modet'n aqrea401'1. together, represent one of tlJ• I campa i~ for sei1ure of West For Ma'-y'sia II a (act. If 1&runtl C9mes in, the fedtrltgreat failures among the emer· ,New Gumea. gent ptoples of the postwar 1 Because he . unconscienably tion surely will not be poor. t?ra .. . . . ·plays E_ast agamst West , .suk- 11 has 8 golden opportunity to Thls sprawlmg tsland nat10n arno ga.med West New Gumea. help stabilize fluid conditions is one of the most naturally The Untted States and other in Southeast Asia Not only blessed In riches of any la~d Western pow61'1 ~re11~ the 1 [can Jt serve 88 ~lance wheel, on firth . Under pr~mer guid· weary Dutch to yield .hts once but it can offer itself •• prPud ance it should have been a colonial Ia~. even though it example of how 8 new country thrlvlnl Pll41t, 1 mod'l ut wh~t ~ no racllll 1od wltural bitt !!In mar~h•I 11, , _ ,081 and a " now" ll"~PI• ••n do. 1 ~~~ onlY t~o tlilnoeil _a~mlmolratlve P"Pit 1o ltrvt Ill tndtPtn<ltot v·wrk of htaoportllon•e w;tll 11 w•th lnttone•••11 pegplf w~p!Jy hO!illlo to tyrn- That wa• 1 vicl<lry lor Su- 0 nynioal CJOmmuntam. klfnP'i rampant Immorality In 'lilt ombarra-t c1 oomln lac!, it II probably one fll lifllllhuot Aoio. It "'" prime Plri••• mllhl even lol!d lndothp m0o1t mi~omllllllocl count, ovidftlct 1~11 .von 1 newly • oe•la 1111• diy lo IIHk llfW . .,. rioo 1111 tile CM!t- l'anlll!llc rt• m~nt nati.., can l!t "colon- apon•iblt lfldt"hiD w h lo h sour••• '" ·lnad,qualely dov.l· Ia!" In lho n1ma or antioC~~Io. ciiUid reali141 lilt amllinf Ill" •Pod- Iii! blld i• th1 !lluallt!n laliim. lllnlial and aol it on tho tame thai lhio luih ll'\lpical tOI'ritory For a limo Buk~ro IP!I"rad hl&h eouno. wm IN DOIJIT, &\Y rr Doar Jlelltt: My huaban4 llld 1101 tMo an arlllllllfnl Jail pll!ltl 11\'11', of ~ ~-• disciplinary •ncJ "" • IIWI'Itll doll 'I lltlnk lilt bu '117 a~ 1111 ~ eaPt~:~JUY tt.e Jovtl f11t, ~ 1jpJit ,- -•• -ALEX He won't say "Thank You" '"rvlto tlltiolt allendants, ;_,.jt; IDi!Jf ,\ln : reues pd salespeople -P!' )""'f 11111t other _.to people are fill' • jo~, fll!l'd haft paid to perlcrm ' services Jllllt ID got lbVolvi!d 11'1111 you wom111. I havfft'l tnuoh l)llllo patby for 1 ......u..Itled dleabU. He leelo I do not know d10 lty pe~~~~loner. - H. true meaning of the words and CINDERELLA STORY WI'J'II. therefore use ' them Otrr THE HAPPY ENDING 11 the"' a bard and 1aat rul~ use of the word "Thanb?" Dear HelM: I ~~v~ two ~llcr llfltrl lllll I CONFUSED THANK· YOUER QJother who treat me lib a CJn, Dear Con : tlertlla. 'ftttJ 111!1111 olutt houll My rule for sarJn~ "'ftlank -'111 ltiVt tvtl'l'lltllllln I """· Y'"'" Ia In IJJe flt'lll of a lor - to IIJ itp, f alWI)'I do tion: "U 1 "'" 111 tllla olwlt«r bolhm1 1111. I aon'1 abotl. lfCitlld 1 he lllulllld "" llllf of HVtA lllllltlltil, I 1!111 thet someone thought 1o lbanlt IJ, 1111' tlfltrl 1ft 14 alld II me for my services?" Inasmucb lhtf_lholtld hflp, dcm'l JOII as the BDSwer II always MJ mollilr ltlll Ill Ill ., . I'm on your olde. People to lht won, bilt I tnd wp doallow IIJQir apprte!atloo QG1 ~ wltllt llifJ !Mil fill, 11"1 bolter IV\'IQcl bill m I 1111111 .. YMUIIII lht IIYIIII a, •P."'m• RteportJncr • ! .:.:IDtll Editor's ;I $ ! Mailbag TRADE IN Offer . MaJOf • League S:' . - -Base . halI Has Many Laughs . ' I i I . f'************** Sign-up Winter Comfort! D • :a OFFER ••••••_j •••••• co ~ w. "'* Market Report ••y --, 5 BIG LEAGUER BLACK OXFORD *************** * P · fi",l Simr-•Y No Wur Out To Them THE SHOE BOX ·al8 MIDDLEPORT, 0. '*' BE SAFE- BUY ALl DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT SWISHER & LOHSE -um d • l R t I. Ouav B J.r.l.e ICO . epor '.7 · · Time -··-- l-lad(l 111 .99 YOUTHS 11 BOYS SIZES -lp. ' 1 1 ,~:\::; ~ Pirate catcher Jim 400 lb slaughter calves i..- ...I ... now for MOSCOW•" est Reconci ' ')'tatton May Leave deGaulJe'C0Jd' ::::I"'""Pfper, ;n-ov•- ! Fortinn News Commentarv m-.1 .,, ! '*' *"· •. .,.,.. 1 '*·'19 per · Eiuht Persons Fined Jn Court i r-···• • • • • • , , ~:,~:::::-~a o;"{i'::;..-;. v01ce • Of 8roadway ::part 1 11 bo!IJT A - Ill'I ftollywoo4 ~Jtrroop~o~doot then thoy havo prot!lmd mifht- •otronomlcot. " 1YI1 JP'I qo &1111 Uvt Qf1 ...,, llOJ..I.YWOOil (V"l - J'riond· ily. . "llaelthe tamt way," 4man4a dli1blllly JIIIIIIIWI, bull'lll AU r- motltef lo llllb I s~lp llllliOI OII>!IPI'I '- 1 tooi!(IUI Nllther o( tho 111'1 hanl!ero for put in. "Wo'ro limo!t lit. t ttmIIIli qp f11W1b Ill IIOI'k, Of an tbt ohoNt wltb Neil thlnf"""!IO oiQitll illOflt', a 1iogo .,......,_ p.,tom. 'l'lloy piton to ily now. Wo have partie• on the don't Willi 10 f01e II PIIIDI fair At of ''"d old bodd.., bo- 1111 with the .. r... •· long •• 111 wit~~ th• crew momhe" when~w two - · 0ne "" ~~~e tbto1t olf. como ralinl ..omi'"Pll"•blo For two Y'"" lh!>Y jOin- """ tllore'o • opoolol oec..ioo. o' • Z, If 48 (I'm 31), lllld dCift'l lab ov., Yt!UI' P It otando to raeifl• thllfllforo, I ed 1•''" w<th w..v..- 1111 lupro. At fo r u I h1w thm ta nothillg The other girl ls my t.ut ~ Jtll llll't thot the oomorlllloril 'of Jim Ar- tlvt P••<onal iPP•<Ifancea •t ~. it ln obQw b!Jiineu." livid with her oluiWr- IItty llanr IIlii 1 i "1 Juot hopo wo •an carry on • wlJIIt btll. now we're are pltJiq It lor Ill K'l •.,,, Amandi Rllllf and Milburn I "~~·- "'":. ih: '"""~~- 11 Stone In video'• "Giffi,lllilk•" i• S!Qne aai~ !"and .;Y : for ••other oiJht ynro," stone . By DORim!Y IULGAUEN donn'l Jet lht militarY run I(flardly seelllll worth whllt frlolldtt. WIU. I Uke OIJ• a· :~e:: " concludtld "lt'a lha b"'t thmg l MilS MJDNIOIIT'8 NOTJC lh""' o monument tot~, 4<tiijl frotor -- 11k · n • , • Tht f11W lor tiJo does it') ill-)'l'ar-olcl) l'flll Wtll, u.1•• , ·t I e ·,..... mo.e .,..,.. 010"ll 0111~llhat h nod •1u " · $0'1 want to gel tled dOWII .,.... mYonoe. The oddo aloinot pine from ever oppe ,. eny o •· JI()()K: Very close friends of III<IVIt "Jglumy ~I" .,, ~~~~ Prod- HillY J:~ llltl nllltll lli>i•• lnlo thoir nillth mr on _ Hazel ScoU, former wile of lyhooinl the lllll't lltal lhtft'l »laywrlght WoH l.ftnkiewicz I l<m, Alll1 0111 lht olllrr rud 1lle 1•11« !rQIII tho oir thl• trio of pertorm_or• Congressman 4dlm CIIYion • """" in lht pi(llul't 41!owm1 want VIvien IAIIII to •ll!r 1n - ah• • the olhtr cme. Olp I".\MIIler CluJIIJ)' 1111utewlfe.• roqlin ... It Ito • mot•al •~m<rt!. ;.c. P< well, report that she has U... home of tltt ltlt Mtrltln lite mus1l;1l "M11it Ale All Of. lllid ll1d wtmt Dill WIIJJ 1D I, 10<>, 1111 IP!nsl k•Y"'PP""'' tion 111cioty. WI been " in the depth.l ol deopolr" O.vi••- Ttwy tldd lhalll'o lht ler." Oa• M-y. cprr~ ew. My "'tlll!t? J,.ati llllm0 Amanda •Kitty I ••d Mllbnm in Paris. They ))Ill the hllftll hOU141 "WMI'f Pruldont_ ll1d •••ortlftg "' "She Lovet 1\!t.' '1'1111 ALIIANAC I wa, III • lturt7 to pi . <Doc I are two of thct . clooeot ; on problema With her Yt111111 Mr,_ l<tnntldY JPflll lhelf .h~ ~pJ1'81'ed in lhe Loncloo ver1- •Y IJaiiM , _ -~ I llpelled ' kef..,.. ol frleodo in •how b~t~ln••· 'llteir F.anch hUJtbind. career trOll• eylllQOf!" 1111'11 Ja110by, lOR ol the show, RJIII w~uld he Today ;, Thursday, July 2&, lllf~l. 'l'lle '1tuc;1< to ltle mtal fooling \QWt~ Ar..._ bol'll..-• on ble, and her d~llo~ltlea ln re- Max Gordon's ltrPWr Plflntr W¥1-ed 118 the lea4Jni map tl<e 206th dly pt- lflli,1 Willi lit I pull on II. M)' hqcl the ftltlltiotl. Tluoy thin~ Arnoil . turning to the Uniled Btallla 11 in tha Bluo Anpl, II ~ In tha lbt<at!WaJ J'l""'ucllmt li>llow. Well It an ended wltll ;, ••• of the [1 ....1 lol'lro in the llr JOQPII (1111110 ms nuololr Wllllponll '"' • · ' pianist at tbll "'"" NIW ipg .....al oltu - 0 • I I a MJIICIY lllee-ll~IP· of the Pro- The (IJQQil Is IPJ"""chlnl IAI ~ ~~~~~ ...·U·l=- ) wortd,.,.nd thil 1(1011 for movlt llfltlM I'POII hllfflllkltlll tii'Qf~. In 1.-t, ~~ oiJvl<IIIOI!!:. ls yor~ boolunlkero Wfll'l IUl· Greenwicb Villap, the olhtr (tmw CMf will .ppelf o~ the Qrst qu!lrlv. . starll, too, 'l'llfy lolk •l!oul ~lm A' A Ill 8 <UPf)"' "' ' P'itiiidiiiif'llollltlil[tllfil 10 iilty 0\11' of ' lilY prlaod II tile ouddltl lilllCaf!llOI in tho O.MII IWillfo- lor I ~OW ~er of I paperbleJ< ftiJYel Tbe mornin1l ...,, tre - LOIALU almo•t •• if ~e ~ro 1 rich uncto thl<leo do Qoullt rllko lhtalnl · IIIIOI•Waat nuelear •..--NI un- 91 a olew of big money bell 1111 night club venture. II would Mill mont11, 11'8 il8ll lloltmer'f and Saturn. !)ear L• on hi• daath hell'illmooll left 0111 In tho OC!Id In the Ill ,.....,.. hal Ill IIW1I IJidtlpand- Pattar... In the Lloton • Pa~ be a chie but jnlormaJ Jounlt>- "Sinister Madonna" lllll •l!e'll Tbe evonii., ollr• aro M~~r• 1 wtmder 11 IDI'OM ltN IVW Allllo• 1111ow 1 1111 , ltol-dfVelopittJ rt~oncllll~o'n H- on! ntl<!lear otrlkltt1 flfl'CO, toraon 111tl<lh On• of liybll dining l'QIIlft, Jilt[ ho'tl llkt Jo. be cad In 111 llmoeti!'OIIIPir"'l llaturn. IJ'Itld auln{T _ 11• "He'o the JIUY tllot m•"'• the lw""" 1\t,.oow ond tltot We~IIMnfiJ, ICitrilllwhev, ln 1 prl- llur~·· actreu ohuma main- by Short to open tt. Aa who 111auve eo~ llf II!~ 'niolH bgrp lodi1 i!J~Iu4e o\lller--1 show o hit y.,r oltor !"lr," Mil : I 1'11ero w~• ng ompty chair wa~- vate -n~t wnveyfll I>)' his ta1n1 thai lliflhard llal nevor- woulclo'l? "''mt-Oft. llllt Poled lw the II- l'llll plaJWI'iilll nnd p~THE BACKYARD J'IJNCII burn •aid over a noonlimo '"ock. lng lor Franl!f in the corre!ll Paris -'\ltlbellll!!or hrsei Vino- but ....,. - ulted Iter lor I Tho III!Uin COVtrl!lllelll and iuBtrlllloo before Clu'lftlnt l(ee- viii J!elm», In ltM, Nolblq SQ fllvq Ollt'l IMcf "Amen," said Amanda. "He East-West nuclear test ban Ialka gradov, trfad t.t fll Do Gaullo_ to dlv...... Alld thai he II!Jvh""' ~ Century_ • f'ox may make ler Jtld fi'J~ll'il ~e IJJt ~~ ()n llJI! dl)' !!! ~'-Wt'J: i""' through lh' ocript ijnd in Mn•cow. There simply wao llfl abandon hio OWII ....... lolling eel her juot I r.w daY• Ill• to )Qinl .,.,.. mvol•llll Jlle llttrt '~'"' MY Fttlr W4J " llt lfiO, IJI1ml grpt ~llllftl"·" changes the linea to givo 0, more choir 1t ol!. If the Unlfed litfleo, llriisin •114 arraqp to th.llr lwt alii). l.alll!l•~r ftlrn, '"nii Leopard" Khl!\lqkd lq loDow "C!"'J'llil'l" tilt flral cill111tf 111 J>e . ~ helplnl U!11111f1 1111 ...,.. . to do. How mony stars do you ' 'l'll"e is a growing feeling fn Jl.uss<a "''hIP agrte-IIQ\Io dron btlol'f ~ llailda lor Mfd· 'l'ltlf ll'f ~eniiJ gonlmq Into the Rlvoll. il 1!111 polql, rW Of ~al o1 ltulfed siJtrl - Cl., Saer.. find dginl \hat!'' i Wesr..ro capitals that • wmrnlt "' too. 1!0 tnd tha ltllllhl ol lht J&u. 1111 1111 Pllll~llllhl!' of U.ly otl~ Warner Brothers plan to pre- JitatA!I Army. meoto, Calllurnla. 1 "The .;,,1pt io atmoot , suide l meolillJ of Preoi<lottil KOP•'IIJ. De Gaulin reply wo• nitl 1111'' fllmlnl- Of COIII'M, Yl!ll emilY l~"'ll the wv1t'1 llllere-the Audrey !lepburn-~1 In liiQII, Frm avJO!Qr map, tho way we work," Stone ' British Prime Minister Harold Jll8de poblle. But It appareHtly l!ln't ';"If f!ll!IIPiflely llfl Mro. U- S. prem~ere on Aug. II - llarnsort mt1ktr Ill Jllllt 1114. J!l!1tolllfw (I'fllll (;al~olf 'nliJ ~UIIltl If dediC!IIfid • ' went !Ill ''Wo ad lib a hoi of the l lolocmillon ond SoVIet Promler -'"'wed oo disposition to unbend lilll'ton I llltemonto, In vlow cl - lotDI ll'fllli!IIIIIIil. lillflt IJIX mooU.. ahead of the orlcln· tit! ru-t vallttor to l!ltf!lalltl lMpilly llvl!J&, 10 11 JOII''f ha,._ diato!IUO- 411 or 111 we'n ~>fen Nikilll l<hru•hchev migh~ r~i!illl 1n hi1 J~N"t , t•.r """., mwrvlewl ~ at tile "Tilt l.fo»rd" "011 C-1 tl release l!Jte. 'Ptere's that did POl sg by wiQer. inC kkl trqqble or jtJJI pla41 . playiniJ ihe,. roleo oilllt ,..,. 1..., winf4>r II 1 1111 hun 11ree- Tho Prt!Rnh l(tader hu mode height 91 tile ll4lnAll ooflndal-- J'~m l't!SIIVOI Award P lht much e~I~IJQr irllertlll, ll1d In 1141, Daly'a lflng 1JWII1t, l•llleltn ~~lp Y(ll,l, Slot , and we koow tho charaoti"O as mefll, ovon o limitod llllf', lo hi• position clear on a possible lrJ whleh •lit tllailltalllad that otllcill lllllall 111\ry T b f blf!h bidding tbroughout tha na- l!""'npel dismissed Btnlk> Will I1JQ ,..~~ 'I'Nr ..,. : well 11 aoyono olio. wo sorl of si@llodreconclltaUoo bltwoen Moooow Elllaltllh T1ylor WBI a IWfOI lx!11-PJ!4 eall Jllrll hltvo helllll Uon lor lin! boQkings. tollnl •• head 91 tha li•Pn mH•I-~ ~ - _ ""..:, "''dol~t!! invented the roloo 11 ,., wont. Rot. oori<I\IJly, Utile or nothing 1od the Weot. fOIIIWirJOitfl wlttllll tha llltJotl!ltl to resume the?' operaUms g.. Morty ()QIIty 1 I!Je ohtb fl'l!lllttlll .l@!ll9tlfl 111 - · along." has been said about the. JXIS'Ibif- Ke will 1101 negatiaw until Qf II mm!y Dlctlt't CN!ar, <411ft liJt)' 11Iink 11tlll~t'll ll1CI lod TV comedian, has plana to In ltllll, 1W9 lliiVI Ill• _ _ .. ity of De Gaulle taklnl part. too. ala qulta thNOtonlllit the Weal, Iormor ehll~ aOII'..., llld 110 loclll I\II'Vellllllc:l If dJmlM. makt ~~lt.illl MW. Qf1 1M ll<lt11 aDd the ~lm, A" 41 d i~t~•"'th M•lburn; · fl oimply i• auomad he would I particularly ovor ...u.. !lmlal 11 .U 141 1M 1111rtcm 'fllily'ra WTOIJ3. '1111y're IIIII '1'0111"1)' lllllp.lf fU ~~ wfll, tiW l'laa~el. •lllr .. man • a_m .. wl a g~gg e. not. I Ho l!ollMI 1 reooiiOiflatlon will matrimonial Bt!tllf - Bltlnty "lllldtr the er.," lncl II!Vml h1'U llllt lor ttvGom Ill 811 1ll1o dl<d. Da IJI>IIh: btll,i~ll •• the •how. I Got LIUie lilo...•IPUOI ~me aomo day altd that ft will P911itr. witt prneretl rav~t ~ mlij' lif nabbtcl ~ wlt11 ICCilll!· portant musical Sid ADen'l •od 1 won '1· In faot, De aaulla'l whole 1111-· be hastened by the M()SCIJWJio, tnd tilt "lltBI Mlllr'' awvd flllll'lttf llrp lieadllllet- In t 1ew Jgrqy iletkltOU!t hu 1 4 lltought lor the~ - o-11"-ia•l l)orlnl• Wuver. who no lonPf j tude t""'ard the eold wor and ' king quarrel ovor world c.mmu- 11 tilt llfrlln Ftotlval, wiU lito lht .war Mlll'f '1'111 bJd. I<I!W rule <lc~od to Plllll ~lilt Ivaa 'lllrfilllet !fi4• Is With the show, was ~n •B<Ond reoonciliatlon With llloooow ~ .. ! nlot Will lilt Clllholio Vllm llrpn. ting 011 "'i'he !!hoes of tJtc l'ilho - · patrq - 'l]lHI«IIy lfN' with go Jllllll'l opinlq~~~~. •.-t. l'iow that l1f PUd<tooed hi! done little to encourage hill At- : But so far he haa nellndlcolell lMIJtttt Prlle and lito JII'Giefl- orman,"' If ~ htfted al- ~ V@l'o ; IIIIUICJ'U Iff llilrrflll In ~-VO ol 1!11 ..,..,., rolf ol_ Ch..lllr, Mt_lb~rn o•a lies to lry to , •• him in on thf ~- he .... any a!gn that 11usai1 I• lnlllllemlllonal rJ1m Prt. fW ready, And 81D8ll wonder, It's lilt dinlnl room 1'my ·-IIIQVed mill I@Cnnd_ b11Ung Wl~h I1!<'1 ready yol to wlk IUI'kOJ wlthenl h[f poiJnlttl lllrf-. oucb 1 11111'VIIGN IJOVoJ, ThrW Glllbl, lilt Jpz yjiJel liar. wJ!IIIJyfold lmoWII ll lolJia pillf. Amondl fmally 'lt<nM No- j boll i He baa refused consistently to lhmls or du""lklml highly glllf!Wtl fitur.. book OIM"' han clmen it, llid lllOVt hit fll -~~~~~~~ '"~· . have any part itt diplolltllio De Gaullt has tipt alieni Oft Ia the government In WaMinto the movla prlet '- rePMifll at fnNtt llollyWQO<I 141 Nt'l Ywk Q - Wbal eaa .. done 10 1 had_no !~.. ~~ """'l<ttllllf "probing" tolk1 with the Ruo- th.IM olld otltor mojor loroip lon are l"ntio IWOF tho perals- ~.000 pJd Joln.l up, lt'o Ill QOW lhtl Ills ~ tflvor<l lleve lwll@l!llll Ill lltt _ •I the Ill!"- ~ttmo 01id. with • ~ans in the Jl"St 18 monthl. JIOI!ey i1ouea lbtoo hio Jon. I' tent NJIIOI" IIJitl the ""'''~lee· bf h•POII 11!41 tilt IIPmfr III lilt frvm llwJIIa Glllha IJu tlODif A ~ 'nit -IMI fond 1lantlf ln h~ co--Oillr ' ~"..,. He boyeottad the - · dlaar- ...., ~lorenot. Ho haa ,.!ted, led Preotdot~l ol o\fJenllna llliY ¢11~1111 ""' wlU Itav, the llatc lhrWglj, Ttr11 mill lhf 4J, lo llmOII tl"')'! tlt!t Ill lion. "All f ~..,. WI' tltit ohf m 1 m • n I eooftl'fll4!0 Qfl the uled anotbar ..,. July 21. .-1ze all U. S, • t>WIIed f"''per- 1o caq _II JC<IU'aialJ 1'\11- VOIW !MIIItllllnl willed hJm Oel 11\0rt rtsl ol !llfbl ~ol!hN •I m1 )Qm, ~·4 t~•t ground that it w011ld ,chlov• frenoh olflolt'- and for•iiP ill- And the III!Wif • el~ Jd1J!S q" from producer !rv- ftlllelaPy, 1Dt1 Jit'P n1urn wlf @00 tile lwlldd!!i . wu tl!l<llf enoggb fgr ""' not~ing. diptomoll lll't woltin1 with lltler- Prflldenl of Arg9ftllna If eett· In~ AIJM: "I ,.,.q pll!tum Gillham to orfiDIH 1 11111t1 Uti ltep ~ a lo1r tlanlltllt A" IIIIIIJturlet H• ha• cold·•houlder@d tlltt &~I to '" whetller tbe tour~ ""' ,.me4 over tho PltJIIOI' lhet 11!4 tor tha wbgJe W01'14, 11141 '10 Jltl' II'J Jo rtllOIIJI hla loti fora. detiP'I mean lllot II ""''' llo<alli41 of ~h@ siJow both 3tonf lalks on a DU~ltil! 1<11 bin, 1111 -mllinf llt Qaullf of 111111 o\rlllf d~wn tiJ~ Wjll !II~ I mt of JIJo wnrJd If dlUII~; IIJe CtJPnoiJhl1 JIU, Jlinl Feao lurtJ U Jllll 1'1 •l'll!lo' and M~" aloke rom. ""lltll 1191- lr@llllt~nt wu !hal JIIY tn1 bitt winter 11111 Itave thtlwed o\11 coup d'eltl flltmtdlaii!IF H be "'I trt dlllll~ tncl blliJtl." 111m ljlndloa1A1 1 ~~~~. IYWOOd I mllliOJilllrit, 1\'hl!n Amog ~mlltlt would bo IJIOiep om. enough to join In brlnllftg ~101da llr!t jglnlltl tit• !h(>W llttl!le ttd- lo~> oU ••IBIII!f nqllll'r 11001- Weol rolatl0111 0111 of the deep ,., vil@d htr "''"I bu•lnr••--- Pllt!_o•d t~ ~I!IIII:Ia lgr ltunolt- "'-· Do It dru!tamatleof 211.11 Pt. Pleuant ZUI, 01 a ...., cr ~ ~ -·-'.. alan bopa ~ 1..- IIlii part Net 1neome ct Columbuo and .611 ia111ng, Kanawha FaUa Seaway have nat ro! street pier. Says !ln. llobert Card: oh~ ":..'.."'"....:-;;.:. weekond'a dual moot with Polaod, eoa1ributed to the Ohio Electrlc Com- fam-, Charleslllll lUI true in tbe Port ol Cleve- ---~ ..... ...,.. "'Ya!U>ble ... "The' town and COOIDiey dwr· obead_ ":..,::, :-:; __._..,. II eonliderlt of olctDr1 but awaiellowevtr. w..-·a coacb .....,. w ·-•....,. ' ell of 1w been loolted down cllea 1D _ , ,.._., tll•t 1M Poleo.,. eopal>lt of pull- m Ellilon of Abilene, Tex., a fer the U mootlu! ended ary_ Londoo, Manne! and II>_ port ..,..ge which ml~ ilave len The IIW!Y olbor ,..,. ~ doleaurpr~~eo. mer aprtlll otor. pl'<lrl11led all baa :so, waa tll,l14,0tl0, com- field dama ~ 011 the alliL ..1 doo't think perlormauce baa been bandied by the crane Lut on, .... In rural ~ 11 par1o0e w.e 1118 "Wt will do better lwt lllaa been "atralgbtened out." wltb Pl,Ui,DOO for the Ileal mOYo-11: Uved up to Ollpect.otioDII " oald year. 11\11 it did have tbe effect coonty.... ~~ 1 lsten and _ _. Ill M..,...• llllld Ametour All> Bolb Flaber and d1atance period In 11162, .......ung <*Jo River- Cbrls Jr. down Willlam J Ro ers. dtred.r of of making Cleveland's port known a ,pot """•-."' m !L "~ Parilb II d ......•·tic Union' Presideot LoulJl J. ner Jim Beatty of Los Angoleo, Harry M. MU!er president. 13, US a. m.; Invader up II, CCOitrol g among por..ntial cuswmer•.'' said a pride to lboll memberahi';;. lent example - oOIJr7 II 141P ~ did to at ior the ~me pOrlod 5:50 p. m.; Beaver up II, 9:06 · Rogera "The day lw come " n among Methodlat churchea If ~~~'l>ut theretbe~ -~ :;'~I In tlle to common p. m.; Hamuton down 15, In I1!55, New York tr~: dlapute over whether to this baa changed. Right bore the 001111ty. AttendancO at t L ·~,. •.,... ·.':!'~ romsta•- men' a. team Ish meet ... o1 a leg balled on 2.8i)O,ODO phrea. a. m.; Saussey H. up 16, . ;:'u 1;:'!~~~m•" -140 000 place tbe cnne "" the oorth or In Meta• coonty the Methodist m. aervicea at Cbootor II t'7 1 ~ - -··•-·"• llllld they were keenly lor the corresponding a. m.; Jerry Bosworth up 17, ·· ~ · ~level~nd the west •ide of the p1er deand this Is oae cl live el1urcbOI. beat lboir Ruulan - . . - - eel In tlle Moacow perlormanceL ending June 30, 19112 were 5.15 a. m.; Dispatcher down IS, tllat Port " a trade velo;>ed into a bltl<r penonal "Sunday School at <lleltor II In MOICOW 1881 weekeDd. U9-l14. Beatty blamed the America.D sysper eommon share. 1:30 a. m ; PoUy Crane down expect a total seew Y battle between Celebrezze aod ~ UM and at Rock SpriDp, 15: pointa, but the Yank gir~ were tem while Fisher said he was~ Operating revenues for the 18, 4 a. m.; John Ladd. Dean of 2·570: ~ns H Rowland Cocnctl President Jack RU58ell. the other tbree c:burdtel 11\'tr· •hut out ill all 11 events, bo-Ring timistic over the futun. twelve months were down 18, 5:15 a . m.; National In 1 ' ~7 ~issioner: Interference with lakefront air· age 50 lD SundaY ScboOI. .. •••••••••••••"• .. ••••••••• compared with $62,~ up 19, 4:30 a. m.; A. V. Chrla con 1 ~of 11 !56. port 1raffic wu gtven a& the rea"A new day is dawn.in& fer l 050,000 in 1962, a 7.3 per .cent u~ 19, 5:55a. m .; New Martlnstons ::u~~ of sB7.ooO son the administration wanted GaiHpoli:l Post, State High· the Oturcb In the camtry. 'l'bl :, :: gain. Operating expenses climb- ville down 21, 2 a. m.;· C. V: wben the seaway goes into the ~at a~e \ocatlon. Stevedor· way Patrol, reported a quiet 24 county seats and towDI aeed ": •1 1 • eel lr001 $1'7,155,1100 In the pre- Harner down 22, 6.15 a. m., . lng COOIJliiDI.. added to the prob- bou .00 with no traffic ac- take a new look at tbemlelv!l. l period to f51,032,000 in Ch8I'1eroi down 23, 10:15 p. m.; swmg. lem by complaining that either ckJ:n::r~r arrests. 1 12 months just ended. Kilo- Walter Beckjord up 23, 5:30 In 196!, Cleveland handled gen· [! location 'NOuld favor one com- COnv:ctions in 'Gallipolis M~ ! hour sales of 3,119,301,000 a.m.; St. Genevi~e up Greenup eral cargo imports?' 2£rl,OOO tons. pany over another. icipal ~urt Wednesday lnclud- WANTS CUB~ A.CliON : up 8.7 per cent from the 7:20 p. m.; Crucible up Greenore bulk oltipmenta from -•-· • br ght bll<'k eel Raymond Clark 37 Gall~ TON <UPI ' •- •'od 3 Jodi G f 192 000 tonf!l V1s1ton ~•un,au ou ' , WASHING - ·· nu'I l twelve month pen • up a. m. ; ana up reencountl"'ea: 0 · ' for 8 tales of the Cleveland CJ'8De as polis and George Hawley, 69, man L Hruska ft... Neb.. wilD I, I Ft. Lauderdae, Miller said. up J:60 a. m.; Wayne "exports 11 ,._... tons_ tand - k in European ship- Cheshire both fined $15 and -nned ..dmi.ustratlon w I Greenup 7 a. m.; Eugene of 469.000 tons, but th•s does a 8 . mg JO e . • ll - lei · ht the Ke Y . . f • : July 22, 1963 d wn 32 3 a rn , Eastern . lode total inbound and out- ping c•rcles. But the crane 11 now costs for fa ure to y1e ng encourage and aJd anti.COJDDWDo h : Tbe DaDy Sentinel l!dS •8 m ·. ~vell!lwood. up mebulk or transhipped targn. in operation and is expected to 01 way, Richard E. Longfell?w, Lst guerrillas 10 cuba. :your big savings 11' ea : Pomeroy, ed • boost tonnage through the port. 26 Columbia, S. C., forfeited ' fro 32, 5:40 a. m.;_ Caleb H. up~. "We have not had an .., . Also a problem ha• been ade- $25 bond for unsafe operat!on • . Hruska IIBid Wdeneoday U.S. I youchaagc: m :Ohio 1:10 a. m.; TJbolt up 33, 1:35 program tn the hinter· •- ~eon the docko. Kelly FuUer 12 Bluefield Va. aid Ahould Include "air drope 01111 'I Gentlemen: North do 33 6·15 lands"' id o~ "As a re- qua~ .~rage •JIIIC ' • • ' I' and flame·typetooew I I want to thank you for runa.m.; ~rn WD • . • sa ."'-'&era. . "'Ille business goes el!iewhere and Ray Stewart 34:, Gallipolis, covert landings of wpples a. m.; Valvolme down 34, 9:45 we haven't taken the busl· 't ·..a& enou'"" both 1. eel ~ and costs given equipment." He aiM 1lid the ad· nlng the p1ctu re o1 my mother Ch 1 s•• Batt· nd Ph~a- when we can m ..,. , ~ flamelel. elec triC 1 and famUy in your April p. m.; ar es K'venson up rom unore a.. . shelter or have to move cargo five da s in jail and licenses mlnistratlon should apooaor 8 "'.... 12 :30 a. m:; Valley _voyager \UIM.,.£11'/1 H'r~-rr'R1963 issue. Several have ~es~ldhave, he!tald . frompillartoposttomakeroom, suspend~ for six months, on baDprovisional~vernmentwbielli Wll I r;, • J;,lf I r;,, I b II down 34, 2.10 a, m.' Ellslla The city this year agreed to whi h ··' ' u the •hipping h of driving while intoxi- would be eotablished at the U.S. me copies of t, u was Woods up 34, 3:25 a. m.; Frank,. $10.000 annually for port c .vw~ run P c arge NaNal Base at GnMtBDI• get lO.yc:ar . impressed than ever that Pl'ITSBURGH CUPU - Let'• lin B. up 34, 5:15 a. m.; Inca promotion. Since the aeaway i coots.' said Rogers. ca~~rles J . Bush, 28, Gallipolis, Bay. , free maintenance under where I went over the as<de the won:....,. pennant down 34. 7 1 _ m. opemng. the budget for promoNew wue~touse ..,._.. B rl Col ::::::~-------211 including the Fourth of July, the !!fUeling drfve for bat- Gallipolis Dam has been only $3,000. - and Jerry a on, • um' all the way from Rock Springs honors for a moment, and down 8:10 p, m.; Bingo up . Foqhl Long Battle "We now have a meatUI'e m bus, both fmed $10 ~ costs.;;: I to Gallipolis, the friends a look at the llghter lide a. m.; Albert Holden up 5: Rogers has fought a 1ong bat~ CoWJCil for a new ware~use on speed ch~ges, and Danny At • •' whom I caled mentioned of baseball this Be880n. a. m. to develop the ;x>rt and h.aa lile west Third ~ p1er. 'me 18. forfeited $15 bond for no : ing it. There's a tale about a fan club Kaaawba River - Semet up recently been able to get ac- stevedoring compamea refused to muffler. . in G II" t ~ All this goes to prove for a rookie before be Lor.don 3:20 a. m.; A. E. Dykes bid on a lease requ~ng tba~ they . A c_onvlctwn a 13 co~ y ' your fine paper is read 1o hia first major down Winfield 8:10 p. m.; Lelia According to Rogers, the rail· const1'uct the shed, he saJd. . Jl.l~emle court was ~U!!:;~ thoroughly and generally, game. And a major league Shearer up Winfield 12:10 a.m.; roads, stevedorinli: companies and Lack of space has figured _m s.kidmore. 17, Rt. 1 Bid d ' fact that should be oi interest b1ulhes when he tells how Elgercliff up Winfield 1:15 a.m.; the Chamber of Commerce united los~ to other ports of rubber shtp. fmed $5 and costs for . spee . . to potential advertisers in 'Vfas taken in by a ruse that Lucy Jane Lucas up Winfield to block action by the city for ments to Akron, but Rogers ~as _There were 13 pre-d~tver tests hi the area. used 50 years ago. 1:30 a. m.; Luther Herdman development. promised the . Akron ~ompantes gt~~n Wednesday With three Oft t mill t I 1 Thankbtg you for the Another play« IIOll joined the d W' f" lei 5, 15 , "The railroeds w•re against it that o;N~Ce will be available. falimg , and 14 regular road 1e 1 am own m · a. m. • , 1e t lth one fa'<"ng tended I I esy ex ' ' trul wr:lting fraternity. Aod what•s in z. down Winfield 5:25 a, m. of competition: ' he aaid. "Another problem ha~ l,een the s ~ w u · ~~:a::fJ M~ a name? Baseball by any othE1 Chamber ol Commerce ~r- inexpertence of the lo?gsho.~emt;n ------------!•arne would still be a great sport. that private enterpr1se in moving cargoes qwckly , Aa1d IN AND OUT Call your doalor be left to develop the port Rogers. "But this has been INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. <UPil or plumb~trtodoy. ALGIERS, Algeria A San Franci8C1) secretary witb and the stevedoring cGmPanles ~ uoned out," he added. The Chicago Whtte. Sox reversed •• • • •• • • ••• • • • • · fense Minister Houari Boume- the arresting name of Novella were convinced that they had Despite these problems In the the baseball mac~unery Wednes./ dlenne wu expected to arrive in O'Hara organized the John Pre- CINCJNNAn <UPU enough space and facilities to past, Rogers i.s optimistic about day by reca~g pl~her Joel~~ r-Y""l Cuba today for an official visit. genzer fan club - also known as stock: t.ake are of the future." he said. the future. len from Indianapolis and asSign. OHIO POWER He was traveling with Cuban the John who? cattle 400, eatv.. tOO; s 1·nce then the city lw spent lng Joe Shipley directly to the In~ d.. ..m. Mlnlster Ernest (Cbel Pregenzer had not yet thrown ter Steers aad belfers JJtU 1 ' than $8 million on "I'm convineed that now that dians. Just three weeks ago tbe ' una •-ad y, cows and bu11s a ",.'w':. and road• '" ~, ~. •I ...,..,..~ vara who has been here his fiTS! pitclt with the San Fran- ow ~· "' we have _put som" of _11these prob- Sox had recalled Shipley from th~ Burn• clea.AI t : Alae:.ia's independence Giants wben the club began average to high choice \ems behmd us, we wt run away same club and optJoned Horlen ........ •••••-•••••••.._.. ., · H h iDee bee sent 1000 ft) steers and high with the trade,'' said Rogera. to the Trlbt,.wbere he had com· Fill J'O~r tank DOW - pHftld 8 an4 fllltinr dar· ~~~~~ ~~~~U~ons~,~Jul~Y~5 ·~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~ e as n and . The only e~Dditure by private " l don't think we will take the piled 8 s.o record and a 1.12 condensation 1275 lb 2550 inc warm weather. Teueo Futl Tacoma for aeasoniDg and . · • F.~· . · ' .. vestors, according to Rogers, ...-.a} and grain froJD ita natural ! ear·.eel run . average. O'Hara offered the Giants average cbmee around 1050 ...... :::::_":_::::,.:___ _ ::_____ __ Chilof i• the fine1t qualitr IMUJac oil you can t.y. $l00 for hJs contract. 25.00 tow to average choke bas bee'n $5db;OOO for a warehouse outlet 1.n Toledo B~t we will ' on the West Sixth pier by the catch the otbec shiploads, ea- Advance registrations are be1240 ' lb J4.00.2uo, most In G•lllpolll C•ll Willi lol trying to run 23.60-23.15 otandord 10.00-ZJ.OO: Cleveland Stevedore Co. pecially general CJlrgo. lng accepted daily through the 446--4233 e ays was .. , good ~ OOpk.e 750-900 lb "We are in one of the largest Office of Alumni Relations at In Melp & Muon Cnn"" "up'" an ~alator going down : oo-2S 00 standard Not only was thm:e little en- and lllO!It diversified industrial Mia.J;Xti and early inquiries indi· ~1 . ......... 1513 the Philadelphia airport. .He ers . ~tillty'· • and tbusiesm ·among private lnves-- renters,·• he 'laid. cate ~ widespread interest ln DlstrMniMcl In fhl1 Afft ly refused to admit he was gomg 21.50, for dock development, but "l think our greatest asset is th first clinic featuring the CITY ICE a FUEL COMPANY Point Ple11ant the wrong way ~ finally proved :W~~~:.l~i'15Uty, r~ friction among rival lnteretts and the stcry we can tell that there id:as of the men who have hi> point by laking two lllepl at · •u · oquabbilng between City . - by sit" · Mi th a time and arriving lit die top, bulls 17.00.18.00; vealert and the city administra· 11 a savmg lppmg brought fame to anu as e Then Willie convinced Pregen· slaughter calves steady: added to the troubles. Cle;~· t 0118 we :~v~!~~ ::nd~ lrer~a~d;;;le~of;;_;C;;;oac:;; · ;;;h;;;"';·;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, zer that HE waa golng the wrong vealen 25.0().28.00; en · Z'I.OO, good 2%.<10-15.00, Crane Locatio• Dlapated rolled oteet that h~d gone to Of zo.oo-:IZ.OO; good and choice Cot~~~<ll and former M.~yor An- em porls, before, ho said. When You Think hu lhinJs, whtn 1o ,ay 'lbW f~: J:.;~=~.:~ llltMI oect~Pied wllb Fr!.e!2!h!J!r~~~l~~!~!!~~~?.~~ tn!!!~~. I 1 not "*se. over finance• lie• at • I That a new Fed eraaalon ot Malaysia JlQ w exii \J In Southtill A&la Ia a ~tallhy an4 ••peful •i&~ - Any kind gf solid offset to In doneola Is w~ICilmt in the free world. It 11 tQO 'bad tiiJt the Bvrnell territory of Brunei, rich ln oil, choae at tbe tlnal hour to illy oul ol t~e new !ederttion But evl dently tht prospect remalnt ttronc t~at lt n/ .•• ''> ~ i COMMI!NTATING EDITORIALLY II•• ,--. ' ' Dally Senttnel Pomeroy-Middleport, _2:._ ''Scram-The Honeymoon'• Oved" I ,, 'I' !-Dally Sentlne~ l'omefii1·Mlddloport, 0., July 21,,'1H3 ' • BERRrS Cleode::. .:!rg!;S:: 15H~gs...:Z:' 15ila~=· and Five Of Nation's Top Grid Coaches To Speak At Miami Football Qime. eaay pop Dy lilted by Ron ll'afrly 50 up; I-2 210-2211 lb berrowa and REMEMBER USI of tbe Los Angeles Dodgers ,..t gills 19.60-19.7, 1-3 III0-%50 lb IIIO-Z50 lb 19.30-11.60, with . Suddenly Pagl!aroni etopped iD 11.60 for Z<I0-:130 lb, 180 lb · OXFORD _ Football will ap- year as the Redsklns averaged tracks when he heartl 1111110- and l70-ll5 lb l?.oo-17 ·50• No he" covered thoroughly 21 points per game . one say "I got it." He thought it m lbl9.00; 1-3 J00.3m lb panelists at the Ml~ Miami's new head , Bo ..-.. Clendenon and the baD 15.50-ll.25; !15<1-400 lb · Coa h Cl' · here July Schembechler, a former dropped - opening lhe galel lor u ftl&400lb IS.!S-14.511, No 3 ami od ,; :the :::;,~co arutOIIIIe- tackle, will caD 011 his expertJEWELER · OPTOMETRIST a five-run U'Je b)- 1be Dodgen. ~ )b 1150: boars steady to 25 ed ~y th~ coaches are any indi~ ence as a player and Une assist· MIDDLEPORT . ant to discuss ..Interior ' llno.ll MILL ST. Later Pagllaroo.i learned Dodg- higher, 10.&0-11.00, near 200 coach Joe Becker bad sbouted 11.50. cation. blocking," a phase o1 play the · "l got it." From an offensive standpoint, Miami mentor feels essential for [~5555iiiiii I "The old..t trick In beoebaU," beat the Boston Rnd Sox, 6-4. lora Parseghlan, offensive effectiveness. remarked PagDarool ruefully, Indian outlleldet- Al . Miami star and coach, .. 01111 1 bad to bite on lt." leaped Into the air to spear D~ek - cover tbe broad topic "of· Defensively, ~y's Paul _ Wllllamo' ball 01111 then fell over tense," 1 favorite subject of hls Dietzel aud Hugh Hindman, _ Wilen Ma.-y wtua completed a barrier Into the Rnd Sox bcUbls career and cert· Sllsnl coach at 01!1? Stale, will · book about his base-stealing pen. He acrmbl<d to his ainly year as the Wtldcals he the speakers. Dietzel, lormII"'IJiiotls, he .,kl.d George Leder- Olld ohowed the umpire he ranked mth nationally In total er Miami ce~ter who bas weot COast sporta writer, to belcl the ball. 'llte '""pire made !!""OilS his. ,. . lldtd It lor .,.,.,, I puWut and t!to Rnd Sox Yale coacb John Pont, all- ed "Chinese Bandits, wdl cov"Everything is fiDe." Loderor teated the g..,., great offensive halfback er the broad toptc _ "...-pt you have a name _ Miami and the Redsklns' while Hindman, former 11:~~~-Tbe name's the ..,.._ P.rate the past seven yeal'll, will guard, will apeak 011 both . one," Inquired WHb. pitdler Doll Sdlwall discuss tbe "outside belly ser· lense and defense with the top1c "Mine," said Led..-.r. have trouble !IDd1ng the plate. a system which proved "Pasa Defense and Pass Pro- , _ and Pattie Plato were effective Miami lasllection." What was deocrlbed 01 the laal November. ~i~;~~ catdt !II ·heoeball" oc- ADd tbe<e'a Dli ,..,.1 "hY Jim Jaat J..,. Z'l at l'en"")' Bro.man Ia 111 adept pltclterPark wben the Cjeveland ]nc)JM(A married Aline SloWart Pitclter. Gifts For All Occasions B. H. SANBORN July StoreWide Clearance II l I Su,lner Cleanup , • . \'· ·. ' GIFTS Summer ONAU Yard Goods . -~'· ·' Merchandise - Fall MaJnls (omlng_II ••• GINGHAMS -. · ·_PLAIDS C~TT,_ Jt - I:~ ITS Now I EBiRSBACH HARDWARE ".~1verything In Hcardwar.e" . . . ' ~\·· ~ �' • •• • • r j J~~- 25, 1963-3 f_.&SOE's Net Is . . ' Rosy Trade Along St. Lawrence WJeGfions ••• ' ' "':'1t . River Report American Trock Team Prepares To Up Over Last - . Seaway Has Yet 'fo Be Proved The Day After~ hivode Poland For w eelcend Meet d•~. ~-=.·u~LG:': CLEVELAND IUPII - Roo7 thonyCelebreoze blcw.cJ fer 'WARSAW (UPII.- Amoriea'l ,.._ 011 1bo boela cl the T } MOnthS on- rollen, POIIIOfOJ .........• Maiolo placement o1 a he>Yy too h•-y track aoil lleld llbowiDg ol the gtrls clime o · We Ve for tbetr St. r;r o;: .., the Wet! 'lllird W't' CHtstD TANNBIIfLL _ lie/en 1/elp Us! A Failure And A Promise wlll soon join- A dlsrute he root of Its present delay. No one may pretend that ha!'l had to import foodstuffs. retdy to buck 11110 the new fedin site, reSQur~s and people S1.1karno haa .et an example t ratlon of Mall)'llan peoples. the Malay•ian federation will as an irresponsible waatrel. And 9ut _..mehow or other aaner prove a true ma!ch for mighty when ht haa not been seeking counsel managed to preval Indonesia. Y1t it can hardly his own plea..ure in other lands, and he stopped short of octlon f1:1il to act as a brake on lndl). , ht has outraged international , which for el practical purpose neaian Prtaldent Suk.•rno. pulitical morality by undertak- ·would have aligned him with lftdonesil and Sukarno, taken ing such adventures 11 the the world '• modet'n aqrea401'1. together, represent one of tlJ• I campa i~ for sei1ure of West For Ma'-y'sia II a (act. If 1&runtl C9mes in, the fedtrltgreat failures among the emer· ,New Gumea. gent ptoples of the postwar 1 Because he . unconscienably tion surely will not be poor. t?ra .. . . . ·plays E_ast agamst West , .suk- 11 has 8 golden opportunity to Thls sprawlmg tsland nat10n arno ga.med West New Gumea. help stabilize fluid conditions is one of the most naturally The Untted States and other in Southeast Asia Not only blessed In riches of any la~d Western pow61'1 ~re11~ the 1 [can Jt serve 88 ~lance wheel, on firth . Under pr~mer guid· weary Dutch to yield .hts once but it can offer itself •• prPud ance it should have been a colonial Ia~. even though it example of how 8 new country thrlvlnl Pll41t, 1 mod'l ut wh~t ~ no racllll 1od wltural bitt !!In mar~h•I 11, , _ ,081 and a " now" ll"~PI• ••n do. 1 ~~~ onlY t~o tlilnoeil _a~mlmolratlve P"Pit 1o ltrvt Ill tndtPtn<ltot v·wrk of htaoportllon•e w;tll 11 w•th lnttone•••11 pegplf w~p!Jy hO!illlo to tyrn- That wa• 1 vicl<lry lor Su- 0 nynioal CJOmmuntam. klfnP'i rampant Immorality In 'lilt ombarra-t c1 oomln lac!, it II probably one fll lifllllhuot Aoio. It "'" prime Plri••• mllhl even lol!d lndothp m0o1t mi~omllllllocl count, ovidftlct 1~11 .von 1 newly • oe•la 1111• diy lo IIHk llfW . .,. rioo 1111 tile CM!t- l'anlll!llc rt• m~nt nati.., can l!t "colon- apon•iblt lfldt"hiD w h lo h sour••• '" ·lnad,qualely dov.l· Ia!" In lho n1ma or antioC~~Io. ciiUid reali141 lilt amllinf Ill" •Pod- Iii! blld i• th1 !lluallt!n laliim. lllnlial and aol it on tho tame thai lhio luih ll'\lpical tOI'ritory For a limo Buk~ro IP!I"rad hl&h eouno. wm IN DOIJIT, &\Y rr Doar Jlelltt: My huaban4 llld 1101 tMo an arlllllllfnl Jail pll!ltl 11\'11', of ~ ~-• disciplinary •ncJ "" • IIWI'Itll doll 'I lltlnk lilt bu '117 a~ 1111 ~ eaPt~:~JUY tt.e Jovtl f11t, ~ 1jpJit ,- -•• -ALEX He won't say "Thank You" '"rvlto tlltiolt allendants, ;_,.jt; IDi!Jf ,\ln : reues pd salespeople -P!' )""'f 11111t other _.to people are fill' • jo~, fll!l'd haft paid to perlcrm ' services Jllllt ID got lbVolvi!d 11'1111 you wom111. I havfft'l tnuoh l)llllo patby for 1 ......u..Itled dleabU. He leelo I do not know d10 lty pe~~~~loner. - H. true meaning of the words and CINDERELLA STORY WI'J'II. therefore use ' them Otrr THE HAPPY ENDING 11 the"' a bard and 1aat rul~ use of the word "Thanb?" Dear HelM: I ~~v~ two ~llcr llfltrl lllll I CONFUSED THANK· YOUER QJother who treat me lib a CJn, Dear Con : tlertlla. 'ftttJ 111!1111 olutt houll My rule for sarJn~ "'ftlank -'111 ltiVt tvtl'l'lltllllln I """· Y'"'" Ia In IJJe flt'lll of a lor - to IIJ itp, f alWI)'I do tion: "U 1 "'" 111 tllla olwlt«r bolhm1 1111. I aon'1 abotl. lfCitlld 1 he lllulllld "" llllf of HVtA lllllltlltil, I 1!111 thet someone thought 1o lbanlt IJ, 1111' tlfltrl 1ft 14 alld II me for my services?" Inasmucb lhtf_lholtld hflp, dcm'l JOII as the BDSwer II always MJ mollilr ltlll Ill Ill ., . I'm on your olde. People to lht won, bilt I tnd wp doallow IIJQir apprte!atloo QG1 ~ wltllt llifJ !Mil fill, 11"1 bolter IV\'IQcl bill m I 1111111 .. YMUIIII lht IIYIIII a, •P."'m• RteportJncr • ! .:.:IDtll Editor's ;I $ ! Mailbag TRADE IN Offer . MaJOf • League S:' . - -Base . halI Has Many Laughs . ' I i I . f'************** Sign-up Winter Comfort! D • :a OFFER ••••••_j •••••• co ~ w. "'* Market Report ••y --, 5 BIG LEAGUER BLACK OXFORD *************** * P · fi",l Simr-•Y No Wur Out To Them THE SHOE BOX ·al8 MIDDLEPORT, 0. '*' BE SAFE- BUY ALl DRUGS FROM A PHARMACIST AT SWISHER & LOHSE -um d • l R t I. Ouav B J.r.l.e ICO . epor '.7 · · Time -··-- l-lad(l 111 .99 YOUTHS 11 BOYS SIZES -lp. ' 1 1 ,~:\::; ~ Pirate catcher Jim 400 lb slaughter calves i..- ...I ... now for MOSCOW•" est Reconci ' ')'tatton May Leave deGaulJe'C0Jd' ::::I"'""Pfper, ;n-ov•- ! Fortinn News Commentarv m-.1 .,, ! '*' *"· •. .,.,.. 1 '*·'19 per · Eiuht Persons Fined Jn Court i r-···• • • • • • , , ~:,~:::::-~a o;"{i'::;..-;. v01ce • Of 8roadway ::part 1 11 bo!IJT A - Ill'I ftollywoo4 ~Jtrroop~o~doot then thoy havo prot!lmd mifht- •otronomlcot. " 1YI1 JP'I qo &1111 Uvt Qf1 ...,, llOJ..I.YWOOil (V"l - J'riond· ily. . "llaelthe tamt way," 4man4a dli1blllly JIIIIIIIWI, bull'lll AU r- motltef lo llllb I s~lp llllliOI OII>!IPI'I '- 1 tooi!(IUI Nllther o( tho 111'1 hanl!ero for put in. "Wo'ro limo!t lit. t ttmIIIli qp f11W1b Ill IIOI'k, Of an tbt ohoNt wltb Neil thlnf"""!IO oiQitll illOflt', a 1iogo .,......,_ p.,tom. 'l'lloy piton to ily now. Wo have partie• on the don't Willi 10 f01e II PIIIDI fair At of ''"d old bodd.., bo- 1111 with the .. r... •· long •• 111 wit~~ th• crew momhe" when~w two - · 0ne "" ~~~e tbto1t olf. como ralinl ..omi'"Pll"•blo For two Y'"" lh!>Y jOin- """ tllore'o • opoolol oec..ioo. o' • Z, If 48 (I'm 31), lllld dCift'l lab ov., Yt!UI' P It otando to raeifl• thllfllforo, I ed 1•''" w<th w..v..- 1111 lupro. At fo r u I h1w thm ta nothillg The other girl ls my t.ut ~ Jtll llll't thot the oomorlllloril 'of Jim Ar- tlvt P••<onal iPP•<Ifancea •t ~. it ln obQw b!Jiineu." livid with her oluiWr- IItty llanr IIlii 1 i "1 Juot hopo wo •an carry on • wlJIIt btll. now we're are pltJiq It lor Ill K'l •.,,, Amandi Rllllf and Milburn I "~~·- "'":. ih: '"""~~- 11 Stone In video'• "Giffi,lllilk•" i• S!Qne aai~ !"and .;Y : for ••other oiJht ynro," stone . By DORim!Y IULGAUEN donn'l Jet lht militarY run I(flardly seelllll worth whllt frlolldtt. WIU. I Uke OIJ• a· :~e:: " concludtld "lt'a lha b"'t thmg l MilS MJDNIOIIT'8 NOTJC lh""' o monument tot~, 4<tiijl frotor -- 11k · n • , • Tht f11W lor tiJo does it') ill-)'l'ar-olcl) l'flll Wtll, u.1•• , ·t I e ·,..... mo.e .,..,.. 010"ll 0111~llhat h nod •1u " · $0'1 want to gel tled dOWII .,.... mYonoe. The oddo aloinot pine from ever oppe ,. eny o •· JI()()K: Very close friends of III<IVIt "Jglumy ~I" .,, ~~~~ Prod- HillY J:~ llltl nllltll lli>i•• lnlo thoir nillth mr on _ Hazel ScoU, former wile of lyhooinl the lllll't lltal lhtft'l »laywrlght WoH l.ftnkiewicz I l<m, Alll1 0111 lht olllrr rud 1lle 1•11« !rQIII tho oir thl• trio of pertorm_or• Congressman 4dlm CIIYion • """" in lht pi(llul't 41!owm1 want VIvien IAIIII to •ll!r 1n - ah• • the olhtr cme. Olp I".\MIIler CluJIIJ)' 1111utewlfe.• roqlin ... It Ito • mot•al •~m<rt!. ;.c. P< well, report that she has U... home of tltt ltlt Mtrltln lite mus1l;1l "M11it Ale All Of. lllid ll1d wtmt Dill WIIJJ 1D I, 10<>, 1111 IP!nsl k•Y"'PP""'' tion 111cioty. WI been " in the depth.l ol deopolr" O.vi••- Ttwy tldd lhalll'o lht ler." Oa• M-y. cprr~ ew. My "'tlll!t? J,.ati llllm0 Amanda •Kitty I ••d Mllbnm in Paris. They ))Ill the hllftll hOU141 "WMI'f Pruldont_ ll1d •••ortlftg "' "She Lovet 1\!t.' '1'1111 ALIIANAC I wa, III • lturt7 to pi . <Doc I are two of thct . clooeot ; on problema With her Yt111111 Mr,_ l<tnntldY JPflll lhelf .h~ ~pJ1'81'ed in lhe Loncloo ver1- •Y IJaiiM , _ -~ I llpelled ' kef..,.. ol frleodo in •how b~t~ln••· 'llteir F.anch hUJtbind. career trOll• eylllQOf!" 1111'11 Ja110by, lOR ol the show, RJIII w~uld he Today ;, Thursday, July 2&, lllf~l. 'l'lle '1tuc;1< to ltle mtal fooling \QWt~ Ar..._ bol'll..-• on ble, and her d~llo~ltlea ln re- Max Gordon's ltrPWr Plflntr W¥1-ed 118 the lea4Jni map tl<e 206th dly pt- lflli,1 Willi lit I pull on II. M)' hqcl the ftltlltiotl. Tluoy thin~ Arnoil . turning to the Uniled Btallla 11 in tha Bluo Anpl, II ~ In tha lbt<at!WaJ J'l""'ucllmt li>llow. Well It an ended wltll ;, ••• of the [1 ....1 lol'lro in the llr JOQPII (1111110 ms nuololr Wllllponll '"' • · ' pianist at tbll "'"" NIW ipg .....al oltu - 0 • I I a MJIICIY lllee-ll~IP· of the Pro- The (IJQQil Is IPJ"""chlnl IAI ~ ~~~~~ ...·U·l=- ) wortd,.,.nd thil 1(1011 for movlt llfltlM I'POII hllfflllkltlll tii'Qf~. In 1.-t, ~~ oiJvl<IIIOI!!:. ls yor~ boolunlkero Wfll'l IUl· Greenwicb Villap, the olhtr (tmw CMf will .ppelf o~ the Qrst qu!lrlv. . starll, too, 'l'llfy lolk •l!oul ~lm A' A Ill 8 <UPf)"' "' ' P'itiiidiiiif'llollltlil[tllfil 10 iilty 0\11' of ' lilY prlaod II tile ouddltl lilllCaf!llOI in tho O.MII IWillfo- lor I ~OW ~er of I paperbleJ< ftiJYel Tbe mornin1l ...,, tre - LOIALU almo•t •• if ~e ~ro 1 rich uncto thl<leo do Qoullt rllko lhtalnl · IIIIOI•Waat nuelear •..--NI un- 91 a olew of big money bell 1111 night club venture. II would Mill mont11, 11'8 il8ll lloltmer'f and Saturn. !)ear L• on hi• daath hell'illmooll left 0111 In tho OC!Id In the Ill ,.....,.. hal Ill IIW1I IJidtlpand- Pattar... In the Lloton • Pa~ be a chie but jnlormaJ Jounlt>- "Sinister Madonna" lllll •l!e'll Tbe evonii., ollr• aro M~~r• 1 wtmder 11 IDI'OM ltN IVW Allllo• 1111ow 1 1111 , ltol-dfVelopittJ rt~oncllll~o'n H- on! ntl<!lear otrlkltt1 flfl'CO, toraon 111tl<lh On• of liybll dining l'QIIlft, Jilt[ ho'tl llkt Jo. be cad In 111 llmoeti!'OIIIPir"'l llaturn. IJ'Itld auln{T _ 11• "He'o the JIUY tllot m•"'• the lw""" 1\t,.oow ond tltot We~IIMnfiJ, ICitrilllwhev, ln 1 prl- llur~·· actreu ohuma main- by Short to open tt. Aa who 111auve eo~ llf II!~ 'niolH bgrp lodi1 i!J~Iu4e o\lller--1 show o hit y.,r oltor !"lr," Mil : I 1'11ero w~• ng ompty chair wa~- vate -n~t wnveyfll I>)' his ta1n1 thai lliflhard llal nevor- woulclo'l? "''mt-Oft. llllt Poled lw the II- l'llll plaJWI'iilll nnd p~THE BACKYARD J'IJNCII burn •aid over a noonlimo '"ock. lng lor Franl!f in the corre!ll Paris -'\ltlbellll!!or hrsei Vino- but ....,. - ulted Iter lor I Tho III!Uin COVtrl!lllelll and iuBtrlllloo before Clu'lftlnt l(ee- viii J!elm», In ltM, Nolblq SQ fllvq Ollt'l IMcf "Amen," said Amanda. "He East-West nuclear test ban Ialka gradov, trfad t.t fll Do Gaullo_ to dlv...... Alld thai he II!Jvh""' ~ Century_ • f'ox may make ler Jtld fi'J~ll'il ~e IJJt ~~ ()n llJI! dl)' !!! ~'-Wt'J: i""' through lh' ocript ijnd in Mn•cow. There simply wao llfl abandon hio OWII ....... lolling eel her juot I r.w daY• Ill• to )Qinl .,.,.. mvol•llll Jlle llttrt '~'"' MY Fttlr W4J " llt lfiO, IJI1ml grpt ~llllftl"·" changes the linea to givo 0, more choir 1t ol!. If the Unlfed litfleo, llriisin •114 arraqp to th.llr lwt alii). l.alll!l•~r ftlrn, '"nii Leopard" Khl!\lqkd lq loDow "C!"'J'llil'l" tilt flral cill111tf 111 J>e . ~ helplnl U!11111f1 1111 ...,.. . to do. How mony stars do you ' 'l'll"e is a growing feeling fn Jl.uss<a "''hIP agrte-IIQ\Io dron btlol'f ~ llailda lor Mfd· 'l'ltlf ll'f ~eniiJ gonlmq Into the Rlvoll. il 1!111 polql, rW Of ~al o1 ltulfed siJtrl - Cl., Saer.. find dginl \hat!'' i Wesr..ro capitals that • wmrnlt "' too. 1!0 tnd tha ltllllhl ol lht J&u. 1111 1111 Pllll~llllhl!' of U.ly otl~ Warner Brothers plan to pre- JitatA!I Army. meoto, Calllurnla. 1 "The .;,,1pt io atmoot , suide l meolillJ of Preoi<lottil KOP•'IIJ. De Gaulin reply wo• nitl 1111'' fllmlnl- Of COIII'M, Yl!ll emilY l~"'ll the wv1t'1 llllere-the Audrey !lepburn-~1 In liiQII, Frm avJO!Qr map, tho way we work," Stone ' British Prime Minister Harold Jll8de poblle. But It appareHtly l!ln't ';"If f!ll!IIPiflely llfl Mro. U- S. prem~ere on Aug. II - llarnsort mt1ktr Ill Jllllt 1114. J!l!1tolllfw (I'fllll (;al~olf 'nliJ ~UIIltl If dediC!IIfid • ' went !Ill ''Wo ad lib a hoi of the l lolocmillon ond SoVIet Promler -'"'wed oo disposition to unbend lilll'ton I llltemonto, In vlow cl - lotDI ll'fllli!IIIIIIil. lillflt IJIX mooU.. ahead of the orlcln· tit! ru-t vallttor to l!ltf!lalltl lMpilly llvl!J&, 10 11 JOII''f ha,._ diato!IUO- 411 or 111 we'n ~>fen Nikilll l<hru•hchev migh~ r~i!illl 1n hi1 J~N"t , t•.r """., mwrvlewl ~ at tile "Tilt l.fo»rd" "011 C-1 tl release l!Jte. 'Ptere's that did POl sg by wiQer. inC kkl trqqble or jtJJI pla41 . playiniJ ihe,. roleo oilllt ,..,. 1..., winf4>r II 1 1111 hun 11ree- Tho Prt!Rnh l(tader hu mode height 91 tile ll4lnAll ooflndal-- J'~m l't!SIIVOI Award P lht much e~I~IJQr irllertlll, ll1d In 1141, Daly'a lflng 1JWII1t, l•llleltn ~~lp Y(ll,l, Slot , and we koow tho charaoti"O as mefll, ovon o limitod llllf', lo hi• position clear on a possible lrJ whleh •lit tllailltalllad that otllcill lllllall 111\ry T b f blf!h bidding tbroughout tha na- l!""'npel dismissed Btnlk> Will I1JQ ,..~~ 'I'Nr ..,. : well 11 aoyono olio. wo sorl of si@llodreconclltaUoo bltwoen Moooow Elllaltllh T1ylor WBI a IWfOI lx!11-PJ!4 eall Jllrll hltvo helllll Uon lor lin! boQkings. tollnl •• head 91 tha li•Pn mH•I-~ ~ - _ ""..:, "''dol~t!! invented the roloo 11 ,., wont. Rot. oori<I\IJly, Utile or nothing 1od the Weot. fOIIIWirJOitfl wlttllll tha llltJotl!ltl to resume the?' operaUms g.. Morty ()QIIty 1 I!Je ohtb fl'l!lllttlll .l@!ll9tlfl 111 - · along." has been said about the. JXIS'Ibif- Ke will 1101 negatiaw until Qf II mm!y Dlctlt't CN!ar, <411ft liJt)' 11Iink 11tlll~t'll ll1CI lod TV comedian, has plana to In ltllll, 1W9 lliiVI Ill• _ _ .. ity of De Gaulle taklnl part. too. ala qulta thNOtonlllit the Weal, Iormor ehll~ aOII'..., llld 110 loclll I\II'Vellllllc:l If dJmlM. makt ~~lt.illl MW. Qf1 1M ll<lt11 aDd the ~lm, A" 41 d i~t~•"'th M•lburn; · fl oimply i• auomad he would I particularly ovor ...u.. !lmlal 11 .U 141 1M 1111rtcm 'fllily'ra WTOIJ3. '1111y're IIIII '1'0111"1)' lllllp.lf fU ~~ wfll, tiW l'laa~el. •lllr .. man • a_m .. wl a g~gg e. not. I Ho l!ollMI 1 reooiiOiflatlon will matrimonial Bt!tllf - Bltlnty "lllldtr the er.," lncl II!Vml h1'U llllt lor ttvGom Ill 811 1ll1o dl<d. Da IJI>IIh: btll,i~ll •• the •how. I Got LIUie lilo...•IPUOI ~me aomo day altd that ft will P911itr. witt prneretl rav~t ~ mlij' lif nabbtcl ~ wlt11 ICCilll!· portant musical Sid ADen'l •od 1 won '1· In faot, De aaulla'l whole 1111-· be hastened by the M()SCIJWJio, tnd tilt "lltBI Mlllr'' awvd flllll'lttf llrp lieadllllet- In t 1ew Jgrqy iletkltOU!t hu 1 4 lltought lor the~ - o-11"-ia•l l)orlnl• Wuver. who no lonPf j tude t""'ard the eold wor and ' king quarrel ovor world c.mmu- 11 tilt llfrlln Ftotlval, wiU lito lht .war Mlll'f '1'111 bJd. I<I!W rule <lc~od to Plllll ~lilt Ivaa 'lllrfilllet !fi4• Is With the show, was ~n •B<Ond reoonciliatlon With llloooow ~ .. ! nlot Will lilt Clllholio Vllm llrpn. ting 011 "'i'he !!hoes of tJtc l'ilho - · patrq - 'l]lHI«IIy lfN' with go Jllllll'l opinlq~~~~. •.-t. l'iow that l1f PUd<tooed hi! done little to encourage hill At- : But so far he haa nellndlcolell lMIJtttt Prlle and lito JII'Giefl- orman,"' If ~ htfted al- ~ V@l'o ; IIIIUICJ'U Iff llilrrflll In ~-VO ol 1!11 ..,..,., rolf ol_ Ch..lllr, Mt_lb~rn o•a lies to lry to , •• him in on thf ~- he .... any a!gn that 11usai1 I• lnlllllemlllonal rJ1m Prt. fW ready, And 81D8ll wonder, It's lilt dinlnl room 1'my ·-IIIQVed mill I@Cnnd_ b11Ung Wl~h I1!<'1 ready yol to wlk IUI'kOJ wlthenl h[f poiJnlttl lllrf-. oucb 1 11111'VIIGN IJOVoJ, ThrW Glllbl, lilt Jpz yjiJel liar. wJ!IIIJyfold lmoWII ll lolJia pillf. Amondl fmally 'lt<nM No- j boll i He baa refused consistently to lhmls or du""lklml highly glllf!Wtl fitur.. book OIM"' han clmen it, llid lllOVt hit fll -~~~~~~~ '"~· . have any part itt diplolltllio De Gaullt has tipt alieni Oft Ia the government In WaMinto the movla prlet '- rePMifll at fnNtt llollyWQO<I 141 Nt'l Ywk Q - Wbal eaa .. done 10 1 had_no !~.. ~~ """'l<ttllllf "probing" tolk1 with the Ruo- th.IM olld otltor mojor loroip lon are l"ntio IWOF tho perals- ~.000 pJd Joln.l up, lt'o Ill QOW lhtl Ills ~ tflvor<l lleve lwll@l!llll Ill lltt _ •I the Ill!"- ~ttmo 01id. with • ~ans in the Jl"St 18 monthl. JIOI!ey i1ouea lbtoo hio Jon. I' tent NJIIOI" IIJitl the ""'''~lee· bf h•POII 11!41 tilt IIPmfr III lilt frvm llwJIIa Glllha IJu tlODif A ~ 'nit -IMI fond 1lantlf ln h~ co--Oillr ' ~"..,. He boyeottad the - · dlaar- ...., ~lorenot. Ho haa ,.!ted, led Preotdot~l ol o\fJenllna llliY ¢11~1111 ""' wlU Itav, the llatc lhrWglj, Ttr11 mill lhf 4J, lo llmOII tl"')'! tlt!t Ill lion. "All f ~..,. WI' tltit ohf m 1 m • n I eooftl'fll4!0 Qfl the uled anotbar ..,. July 21. .-1ze all U. S, • t>WIIed f"''per- 1o caq _II JC<IU'aialJ 1'\11- VOIW !MIIItllllnl willed hJm Oel 11\0rt rtsl ol !llfbl ~ol!hN •I m1 )Qm, ~·4 t~•t ground that it w011ld ,chlov• frenoh olflolt'- and for•iiP ill- And the III!Wif • el~ Jd1J!S q" from producer !rv- ftlllelaPy, 1Dt1 Jit'P n1urn wlf @00 tile lwlldd!!i . wu tl!l<llf enoggb fgr ""' not~ing. diptomoll lll't woltin1 with lltler- Prflldenl of Arg9ftllna If eett· In~ AIJM: "I ,.,.q pll!tum Gillham to orfiDIH 1 11111t1 Uti ltep ~ a lo1r tlanlltllt A" IIIIIIJturlet H• ha• cold·•houlder@d tlltt &~I to '" whetller tbe tour~ ""' ,.me4 over tho PltJIIOI' lhet 11!4 tor tha wbgJe W01'14, 11141 '10 Jltl' II'J Jo rtllOIIJI hla loti fora. detiP'I mean lllot II ""''' llo<alli41 of ~h@ siJow both 3tonf lalks on a DU~ltil! 1<11 bin, 1111 -mllinf llt Qaullf of 111111 o\rlllf d~wn tiJ~ Wjll !II~ I mt of JIJo wnrJd If dlUII~; IIJe CtJPnoiJhl1 JIU, Jlinl Feao lurtJ U Jllll 1'1 •l'll!lo' and M~" aloke rom. ""lltll 1191- lr@llllt~nt wu !hal JIIY tn1 bitt winter 11111 Itave thtlwed o\11 coup d'eltl flltmtdlaii!IF H be "'I trt dlllll~ tncl blliJtl." 111m ljlndloa1A1 1 ~~~~. IYWOOd I mllliOJilllrit, 1\'hl!n Amog ~mlltlt would bo IJIOiep om. enough to join In brlnllftg ~101da llr!t jglnlltl tit• !h(>W llttl!le ttd- lo~> oU ••IBIII!f nqllll'r 11001- Weol rolatl0111 0111 of the deep ,., vil@d htr "''"I bu•lnr••--- Pllt!_o•d t~ ~I!IIII:Ia lgr ltunolt- "'-· Do It dru!tamatleof 211.11 Pt. Pleuant ZUI, 01 a ...., cr ~ ~ -·-'.. alan bopa ~ 1..- IIlii part Net 1neome ct Columbuo and .611 ia111ng, Kanawha FaUa Seaway have nat ro! street pier. Says !ln. llobert Card: oh~ ":..'.."'"....:-;;.:. weekond'a dual moot with Polaod, eoa1ributed to the Ohio Electrlc Com- fam-, Charleslllll lUI true in tbe Port ol Cleve- ---~ ..... ...,.. "'Ya!U>ble ... "The' town and COOIDiey dwr· obead_ ":..,::, :-:; __._..,. II eonliderlt of olctDr1 but awaiellowevtr. w..-·a coacb .....,. w ·-•....,. ' ell of 1w been loolted down cllea 1D _ , ,.._., tll•t 1M Poleo.,. eopal>lt of pull- m Ellilon of Abilene, Tex., a fer the U mootlu! ended ary_ Londoo, Manne! and II>_ port ..,..ge which ml~ ilave len The IIW!Y olbor ,..,. ~ doleaurpr~~eo. mer aprtlll otor. pl'<lrl11led all baa :so, waa tll,l14,0tl0, com- field dama ~ 011 the alliL ..1 doo't think perlormauce baa been bandied by the crane Lut on, .... In rural ~ 11 par1o0e w.e 1118 "Wt will do better lwt lllaa been "atralgbtened out." wltb Pl,Ui,DOO for the Ileal mOYo-11: Uved up to Ollpect.otioDII " oald year. 11\11 it did have tbe effect coonty.... ~~ 1 lsten and _ _. Ill M..,...• llllld Ametour All> Bolb Flaber and d1atance period In 11162, .......ung <*Jo River- Cbrls Jr. down Willlam J Ro ers. dtred.r of of making Cleveland's port known a ,pot """•-."' m !L "~ Parilb II d ......•·tic Union' Presideot LoulJl J. ner Jim Beatty of Los Angoleo, Harry M. MU!er president. 13, US a. m.; Invader up II, CCOitrol g among por..ntial cuswmer•.'' said a pride to lboll memberahi';;. lent example - oOIJr7 II 141P ~ did to at ior the ~me pOrlod 5:50 p. m.; Beaver up II, 9:06 · Rogera "The day lw come " n among Methodlat churchea If ~~~'l>ut theretbe~ -~ :;'~I In tlle to common p. m.; Hamuton down 15, In I1!55, New York tr~: dlapute over whether to this baa changed. Right bore the 001111ty. AttendancO at t L ·~,. •.,... ·.':!'~ romsta•- men' a. team Ish meet ... o1 a leg balled on 2.8i)O,ODO phrea. a. m.; Saussey H. up 16, . ;:'u 1;:'!~~~m•" -140 000 place tbe cnne "" the oorth or In Meta• coonty the Methodist m. aervicea at Cbootor II t'7 1 ~ - -··•-·"• llllld they were keenly lor the corresponding a. m.; Jerry Bosworth up 17, ·· ~ · ~level~nd the west •ide of the p1er deand this Is oae cl live el1urcbOI. beat lboir Ruulan - . . - - eel In tlle Moacow perlormanceL ending June 30, 19112 were 5.15 a. m.; Dispatcher down IS, tllat Port " a trade velo;>ed into a bltl<r penonal "Sunday School at <lleltor II In MOICOW 1881 weekeDd. U9-l14. Beatty blamed the America.D sysper eommon share. 1:30 a. m ; PoUy Crane down expect a total seew Y battle between Celebrezze aod ~ UM and at Rock SpriDp, 15: pointa, but the Yank gir~ were tem while Fisher said he was~ Operating revenues for the 18, 4 a. m.; John Ladd. Dean of 2·570: ~ns H Rowland Cocnctl President Jack RU58ell. the other tbree c:burdtel 11\'tr· •hut out ill all 11 events, bo-Ring timistic over the futun. twelve months were down 18, 5:15 a . m.; National In 1 ' ~7 ~issioner: Interference with lakefront air· age 50 lD SundaY ScboOI. .. •••••••••••••"• .. ••••••••• compared with $62,~ up 19, 4:30 a. m.; A. V. Chrla con 1 ~of 11 !56. port 1raffic wu gtven a& the rea"A new day is dawn.in& fer l 050,000 in 1962, a 7.3 per .cent u~ 19, 5:55a. m .; New Martlnstons ::u~~ of sB7.ooO son the administration wanted GaiHpoli:l Post, State High· the Oturcb In the camtry. 'l'bl :, :: gain. Operating expenses climb- ville down 21, 2 a. m.;· C. V: wben the seaway goes into the ~at a~e \ocatlon. Stevedor· way Patrol, reported a quiet 24 county seats and towDI aeed ": •1 1 • eel lr001 $1'7,155,1100 In the pre- Harner down 22, 6.15 a. m., . lng COOIJliiDI.. added to the prob- bou .00 with no traffic ac- take a new look at tbemlelv!l. l period to f51,032,000 in Ch8I'1eroi down 23, 10:15 p. m.; swmg. lem by complaining that either ckJ:n::r~r arrests. 1 12 months just ended. Kilo- Walter Beckjord up 23, 5:30 In 196!, Cleveland handled gen· [! location 'NOuld favor one com- COnv:ctions in 'Gallipolis M~ ! hour sales of 3,119,301,000 a.m.; St. Genevi~e up Greenup eral cargo imports?' 2£rl,OOO tons. pany over another. icipal ~urt Wednesday lnclud- WANTS CUB~ A.CliON : up 8.7 per cent from the 7:20 p. m.; Crucible up Greenore bulk oltipmenta from -•-· • br ght bll<'k eel Raymond Clark 37 Gall~ TON <UPI ' •- •'od 3 Jodi G f 192 000 tonf!l V1s1ton ~•un,au ou ' , WASHING - ·· nu'I l twelve month pen • up a. m. ; ana up reencountl"'ea: 0 · ' for 8 tales of the Cleveland CJ'8De as polis and George Hawley, 69, man L Hruska ft... Neb.. wilD I, I Ft. Lauderdae, Miller said. up J:60 a. m.; Wayne "exports 11 ,._... tons_ tand - k in European ship- Cheshire both fined $15 and -nned ..dmi.ustratlon w I Greenup 7 a. m.; Eugene of 469.000 tons, but th•s does a 8 . mg JO e . • ll - lei · ht the Ke Y . . f • : July 22, 1963 d wn 32 3 a rn , Eastern . lode total inbound and out- ping c•rcles. But the crane 11 now costs for fa ure to y1e ng encourage and aJd anti.COJDDWDo h : Tbe DaDy Sentinel l!dS •8 m ·. ~vell!lwood. up mebulk or transhipped targn. in operation and is expected to 01 way, Richard E. Longfell?w, Lst guerrillas 10 cuba. :your big savings 11' ea : Pomeroy, ed • boost tonnage through the port. 26 Columbia, S. C., forfeited ' fro 32, 5:40 a. m.;_ Caleb H. up~. "We have not had an .., . Also a problem ha• been ade- $25 bond for unsafe operat!on • . Hruska IIBid Wdeneoday U.S. I youchaagc: m :Ohio 1:10 a. m.; TJbolt up 33, 1:35 program tn the hinter· •- ~eon the docko. Kelly FuUer 12 Bluefield Va. aid Ahould Include "air drope 01111 'I Gentlemen: North do 33 6·15 lands"' id o~ "As a re- qua~ .~rage •JIIIC ' • • ' I' and flame·typetooew I I want to thank you for runa.m.; ~rn WD • . • sa ."'-'&era. . "'Ille business goes el!iewhere and Ray Stewart 34:, Gallipolis, covert landings of wpples a. m.; Valvolme down 34, 9:45 we haven't taken the busl· 't ·..a& enou'"" both 1. eel ~ and costs given equipment." He aiM 1lid the ad· nlng the p1ctu re o1 my mother Ch 1 s•• Batt· nd Ph~a- when we can m ..,. , ~ flamelel. elec triC 1 and famUy in your April p. m.; ar es K'venson up rom unore a.. . shelter or have to move cargo five da s in jail and licenses mlnistratlon should apooaor 8 "'.... 12 :30 a. m:; Valley _voyager \UIM.,.£11'/1 H'r~-rr'R1963 issue. Several have ~es~ldhave, he!tald . frompillartoposttomakeroom, suspend~ for six months, on baDprovisional~vernmentwbielli Wll I r;, • J;,lf I r;,, I b II down 34, 2.10 a, m.' Ellslla The city this year agreed to whi h ··' ' u the •hipping h of driving while intoxi- would be eotablished at the U.S. me copies of t, u was Woods up 34, 3:25 a. m.; Frank,. $10.000 annually for port c .vw~ run P c arge NaNal Base at GnMtBDI• get lO.yc:ar . impressed than ever that Pl'ITSBURGH CUPU - Let'• lin B. up 34, 5:15 a. m.; Inca promotion. Since the aeaway i coots.' said Rogers. ca~~rles J . Bush, 28, Gallipolis, Bay. , free maintenance under where I went over the as<de the won:....,. pennant down 34. 7 1 _ m. opemng. the budget for promoNew wue~touse ..,._.. B rl Col ::::::~-------211 including the Fourth of July, the !!fUeling drfve for bat- Gallipolis Dam has been only $3,000. - and Jerry a on, • um' all the way from Rock Springs honors for a moment, and down 8:10 p, m.; Bingo up . Foqhl Long Battle "We now have a meatUI'e m bus, both fmed $10 ~ costs.;;: I to Gallipolis, the friends a look at the llghter lide a. m.; Albert Holden up 5: Rogers has fought a 1ong bat~ CoWJCil for a new ware~use on speed ch~ges, and Danny At • •' whom I caled mentioned of baseball this Be880n. a. m. to develop the ;x>rt and h.aa lile west Third ~ p1er. 'me 18. forfeited $15 bond for no : ing it. There's a tale about a fan club Kaaawba River - Semet up recently been able to get ac- stevedoring compamea refused to muffler. . in G II" t ~ All this goes to prove for a rookie before be Lor.don 3:20 a. m.; A. E. Dykes bid on a lease requ~ng tba~ they . A c_onvlctwn a 13 co~ y ' your fine paper is read 1o hia first major down Winfield 8:10 p. m.; Lelia According to Rogers, the rail· const1'uct the shed, he saJd. . Jl.l~emle court was ~U!!:;~ thoroughly and generally, game. And a major league Shearer up Winfield 12:10 a.m.; roads, stevedorinli: companies and Lack of space has figured _m s.kidmore. 17, Rt. 1 Bid d ' fact that should be oi interest b1ulhes when he tells how Elgercliff up Winfield 1:15 a.m.; the Chamber of Commerce united los~ to other ports of rubber shtp. fmed $5 and costs for . spee . . to potential advertisers in 'Vfas taken in by a ruse that Lucy Jane Lucas up Winfield to block action by the city for ments to Akron, but Rogers ~as _There were 13 pre-d~tver tests hi the area. used 50 years ago. 1:30 a. m.; Luther Herdman development. promised the . Akron ~ompantes gt~~n Wednesday With three Oft t mill t I 1 Thankbtg you for the Another play« IIOll joined the d W' f" lei 5, 15 , "The railroeds w•re against it that o;N~Ce will be available. falimg , and 14 regular road 1e 1 am own m · a. m. • , 1e t lth one fa'<"ng tended I I esy ex ' ' trul wr:lting fraternity. Aod what•s in z. down Winfield 5:25 a, m. of competition: ' he aaid. "Another problem ha~ l,een the s ~ w u · ~~:a::fJ M~ a name? Baseball by any othE1 Chamber ol Commerce ~r- inexpertence of the lo?gsho.~emt;n ------------!•arne would still be a great sport. that private enterpr1se in moving cargoes qwckly , Aa1d IN AND OUT Call your doalor be left to develop the port Rogers. "But this has been INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. <UPil or plumb~trtodoy. ALGIERS, Algeria A San Franci8C1) secretary witb and the stevedoring cGmPanles ~ uoned out," he added. The Chicago Whtte. Sox reversed •• • • •• • • ••• • • • • · fense Minister Houari Boume- the arresting name of Novella were convinced that they had Despite these problems In the the baseball mac~unery Wednes./ dlenne wu expected to arrive in O'Hara organized the John Pre- CINCJNNAn <UPU enough space and facilities to past, Rogers i.s optimistic about day by reca~g pl~her Joel~~ r-Y""l Cuba today for an official visit. genzer fan club - also known as stock: t.ake are of the future." he said. the future. len from Indianapolis and asSign. OHIO POWER He was traveling with Cuban the John who? cattle 400, eatv.. tOO; s 1·nce then the city lw spent lng Joe Shipley directly to the In~ d.. ..m. Mlnlster Ernest (Cbel Pregenzer had not yet thrown ter Steers aad belfers JJtU 1 ' than $8 million on "I'm convineed that now that dians. Just three weeks ago tbe ' una •-ad y, cows and bu11s a ",.'w':. and road• '" ~, ~. •I ...,..,..~ vara who has been here his fiTS! pitclt with the San Fran- ow ~· "' we have _put som" of _11these prob- Sox had recalled Shipley from th~ Burn• clea.AI t : Alae:.ia's independence Giants wben the club began average to high choice \ems behmd us, we wt run away same club and optJoned Horlen ........ •••••-•••••••.._.. ., · H h iDee bee sent 1000 ft) steers and high with the trade,'' said Rogera. to the Trlbt,.wbere he had com· Fill J'O~r tank DOW - pHftld 8 an4 fllltinr dar· ~~~~~ ~~~~U~ons~,~Jul~Y~5 ·~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~ e as n and . The only e~Dditure by private " l don't think we will take the piled 8 s.o record and a 1.12 condensation 1275 lb 2550 inc warm weather. Teueo Futl Tacoma for aeasoniDg and . · • F.~· . · ' .. vestors, according to Rogers, ...-.a} and grain froJD ita natural ! ear·.eel run . average. O'Hara offered the Giants average cbmee around 1050 ...... :::::_":_::::,.:___ _ ::_____ __ Chilof i• the fine1t qualitr IMUJac oil you can t.y. $l00 for hJs contract. 25.00 tow to average choke bas bee'n $5db;OOO for a warehouse outlet 1.n Toledo B~t we will ' on the West Sixth pier by the catch the otbec shiploads, ea- Advance registrations are be1240 ' lb J4.00.2uo, most In G•lllpolll C•ll Willi lol trying to run 23.60-23.15 otandord 10.00-ZJ.OO: Cleveland Stevedore Co. pecially general CJlrgo. lng accepted daily through the 446--4233 e ays was .. , good ~ OOpk.e 750-900 lb "We are in one of the largest Office of Alumni Relations at In Melp & Muon Cnn"" "up'" an ~alator going down : oo-2S 00 standard Not only was thm:e little en- and lllO!It diversified industrial Mia.J;Xti and early inquiries indi· ~1 . ......... 1513 the Philadelphia airport. .He ers . ~tillty'· • and tbusiesm ·among private lnves-- renters,·• he 'laid. cate ~ widespread interest ln DlstrMniMcl In fhl1 Afft ly refused to admit he was gomg 21.50, for dock development, but "l think our greatest asset is th first clinic featuring the CITY ICE a FUEL COMPANY Point Ple11ant the wrong way ~ finally proved :W~~~:.l~i'15Uty, r~ friction among rival lnteretts and the stcry we can tell that there id:as of the men who have hi> point by laking two lllepl at · •u · oquabbilng between City . - by sit" · Mi th a time and arriving lit die top, bulls 17.00.18.00; vealert and the city administra· 11 a savmg lppmg brought fame to anu as e Then Willie convinced Pregen· slaughter calves steady: added to the troubles. Cle;~· t 0118 we :~v~!~~ ::nd~ lrer~a~d;;;le~of;;_;C;;;oac:;; · ;;;h;;;"';·;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, zer that HE waa golng the wrong vealen 25.0().28.00; en · Z'I.OO, good 2%.<10-15.00, Crane Locatio• Dlapated rolled oteet that h~d gone to Of zo.oo-:IZ.OO; good and choice Cot~~~<ll and former M.~yor An- em porls, before, ho said. When You Think hu lhinJs, whtn 1o ,ay 'lbW f~: J:.;~=~.:~ llltMI oect~Pied wllb Fr!.e!2!h!J!r~~~l~~!~!!~~~?.~~ tn!!!~~. I 1 not "*se. over finance• lie• at • I That a new Fed eraaalon ot Malaysia JlQ w exii \J In Southtill A&la Ia a ~tallhy an4 ••peful •i&~ - Any kind gf solid offset to In doneola Is w~ICilmt in the free world. It 11 tQO 'bad tiiJt the Bvrnell territory of Brunei, rich ln oil, choae at tbe tlnal hour to illy oul ol t~e new !ederttion But evl dently tht prospect remalnt ttronc t~at lt n/ .•• ''> ~ i COMMI!NTATING EDITORIALLY II•• ,--. ' ' Dally Senttnel Pomeroy-Middleport, _2:._ ''Scram-The Honeymoon'• Oved" I ,, 'I' !-Dally Sentlne~ l'omefii1·Mlddloport, 0., July 21,,'1H3 ' • BERRrS Cleode::. .:!rg!;S:: 15H~gs...:Z:' 15ila~=· and Five Of Nation's Top Grid Coaches To Speak At Miami Football Qime. eaay pop Dy lilted by Ron ll'afrly 50 up; I-2 210-2211 lb berrowa and REMEMBER USI of tbe Los Angeles Dodgers ,..t gills 19.60-19.7, 1-3 III0-%50 lb IIIO-Z50 lb 19.30-11.60, with . Suddenly Pagl!aroni etopped iD 11.60 for Z<I0-:130 lb, 180 lb · OXFORD _ Football will ap- year as the Redsklns averaged tracks when he heartl 1111110- and l70-ll5 lb l?.oo-17 ·50• No he" covered thoroughly 21 points per game . one say "I got it." He thought it m lbl9.00; 1-3 J00.3m lb panelists at the Ml~ Miami's new head , Bo ..-.. Clendenon and the baD 15.50-ll.25; !15<1-400 lb · Coa h Cl' · here July Schembechler, a former dropped - opening lhe galel lor u ftl&400lb IS.!S-14.511, No 3 ami od ,; :the :::;,~co arutOIIIIe- tackle, will caD 011 his expertJEWELER · OPTOMETRIST a five-run U'Je b)- 1be Dodgen. ~ )b 1150: boars steady to 25 ed ~y th~ coaches are any indi~ ence as a player and Une assist· MIDDLEPORT . ant to discuss ..Interior ' llno.ll MILL ST. Later Pagllaroo.i learned Dodg- higher, 10.&0-11.00, near 200 coach Joe Becker bad sbouted 11.50. cation. blocking," a phase o1 play the · "l got it." From an offensive standpoint, Miami mentor feels essential for [~5555iiiiii I "The old..t trick In beoebaU," beat the Boston Rnd Sox, 6-4. lora Parseghlan, offensive effectiveness. remarked PagDarool ruefully, Indian outlleldet- Al . Miami star and coach, .. 01111 1 bad to bite on lt." leaped Into the air to spear D~ek - cover tbe broad topic "of· Defensively, ~y's Paul _ Wllllamo' ball 01111 then fell over tense," 1 favorite subject of hls Dietzel aud Hugh Hindman, _ Wilen Ma.-y wtua completed a barrier Into the Rnd Sox bcUbls career and cert· Sllsnl coach at 01!1? Stale, will · book about his base-stealing pen. He acrmbl<d to his ainly year as the Wtldcals he the speakers. Dietzel, lormII"'IJiiotls, he .,kl.d George Leder- Olld ohowed the umpire he ranked mth nationally In total er Miami ce~ter who bas weot COast sporta writer, to belcl the ball. 'llte '""pire made !!""OilS his. ,. . lldtd It lor .,.,.,, I puWut and t!to Rnd Sox Yale coacb John Pont, all- ed "Chinese Bandits, wdl cov"Everything is fiDe." Loderor teated the g..,., great offensive halfback er the broad toptc _ "...-pt you have a name _ Miami and the Redsklns' while Hindman, former 11:~~~-Tbe name's the ..,.._ P.rate the past seven yeal'll, will guard, will apeak 011 both . one," Inquired WHb. pitdler Doll Sdlwall discuss tbe "outside belly ser· lense and defense with the top1c "Mine," said Led..-.r. have trouble !IDd1ng the plate. a system which proved "Pasa Defense and Pass Pro- , _ and Pattie Plato were effective Miami lasllection." What was deocrlbed 01 the laal November. ~i~;~~ catdt !II ·heoeball" oc- ADd tbe<e'a Dli ,..,.1 "hY Jim Jaat J..,. Z'l at l'en"")' Bro.man Ia 111 adept pltclterPark wben the Cjeveland ]nc)JM(A married Aline SloWart Pitclter. Gifts For All Occasions B. H. SANBORN July StoreWide Clearance II l I Su,lner Cleanup , • . \'· ·. ' GIFTS Summer ONAU Yard Goods . -~'· ·' Merchandise - Fall MaJnls (omlng_II ••• GINGHAMS -. · ·_PLAIDS C~TT,_ Jt - I:~ ITS Now I EBiRSBACH HARDWARE ".~1verything In Hcardwar.e" . . . ' ~\·· ~ �., I, Nears Record By .Pitching 12th S11encer's NoHitter Wasted In KC Tourney ~ I By FRED DOWN Major Loop! Studlngs By Vatted Preu IDtematloDal N•tlouJ Leape W. L· Prt. GB Loth.si;;Anggo ...·•eiea . Consecutive UPI Sporta Writer VictorY Orlando Pena pitched a oeven- !hit lfWIO· ,> hiMr and bad two hlto bim~ll Ja~ Brandl. Jolumy oriiDo lor the A's In their opener. The and Bo~ . ~· bit h~'""" A's woo tbe olgbtcap on the Dick Hall sitcbed I W lnoJBII ol · streol!lb oi a flve-I'WI third iDoiDg IIWtout relief for the Orioloo, wbo featured by doubles by Wayne hailded WuhlnRtoa'• Jim Ducllo Cauoey, Jerry Lumpe and George worth bla eighth aathack. Mid ALuaik. The A's have woo Dint· Minolo bit a grand atom hOialr of 12 games with tbe Red Sox for the senatora. ° _ Blows Stewarts r DowD,2lToo Clea.rance I, I i lDCllfJ \ • I ' I 1, IAll Summer Soits:.;.---- -- Dodgers Streak 2 REDUCED [ ~· · Other Sport Coats, REDUCED ! v 0 r. ,- r»nnnan t .L' J~~L89c eo~~ wl~ I·· • tho NU Gardner's 4-Hitter Is Victory Edge CAKE MIXES Assorted 25 .C Flevon Pkg. _ _ PERSONAL SIZI 5 IVORY bar& 29c h• 25c REGULAR Sill TIDE DRY GOODS e SPORTS WEAR e SHOES WAID CROSS' SONS • POMEROY' MQTOR· COMPANY thM,~--~----------~----~~~--~~~--;,~.~~. ........~------~,,.,~~~~~~~~---'~~~--~-- ' ' '' JZ4a-tlllllco,_ $7.95 INSTANT COFFEE 1860 RACINE,0.-1963 l "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" Middleport's Pony basebsll team, behind the foor-hlt pitch· lng of lanky righthander Mike Gardner, beat Pomeroy'• Pony Redlegs B-1 Wednesday on the PHS diamond. Gardner fanned 12, walked two, In going the route. Woody Call's boys from Middleport got to Blll Moore for three bits and three rona in the first Innlng, chasing Moore, and were never headed afterward. Pomeroy got ita run In the sixth when wKh one out Moore singled, and ocored later on an error. Other Pomeroy bitter. were Chuckle Murroy, Lennie Van Meter, and Tom Barrio, all singles. For. Middleport Mark Tann"" hill, Gardner and Bill Swan (3) and T. Phllllpo. lind D. Lillie. Spare Ribs ENDS NECK BACON BONES -lb. FEET PIG 99c 7 lb. $1. 79c MILK 69c COFFEE GIANT RINSO- pkg. 59c sibFor Valley Bell - -- - Maxwell House Drip or Regular _ __ SIMON'S lb. OPEN EVERY DAY Self-Service Market WY 2-3975 Pomeroy Beer and Whtr Carry•OIIt Including Thursday 9:00 to 7:00 Saturd<~y 9 to 9 •• Uncle, Family Are Gue1t1 Of Webers Mr. and 'in. Vernon Weber, Rutland, had as their guests over the weekend, his uncle and family, the Rev. ond Mrs. L. G. Weber of Jllinoto, and daughter, Mrs. Esther Muller and daughter, Laura, of St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Mn. Paul Baer and daughters, Diana and Linda, or Chester, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan. Rev. We her was a pastor the Federated Church In Pon,e-1 roy several yean ago and officiated at the wedding of and Mrs. Vernon Weber. I esch had two singles and CUnningham and Duane John· son one each. Moore IODDod ont, walked none; Van Meter fanned walked seven. Middleport 304 OOt ()..3 9 I Pomeroy 000 001 0-1 4 o Gardner and Buddy Moore. D. Moore (LP), Van Meter 121, and Van Meter, Moore (2). SPECIAL \ DUNLOP Bison T1ro I 670.15 I. Let's Have A Ba~ue! ··I clb \ DOWNIE- GROSS •.•• for cold and golden pleasure any time of day round wtnner, to determine the league wtnner. College All• Stars Clash Wt"th Bears Whole ,Fryers ,.u TAKE SOME HOME "'" e Cross's WHk-End Special I I Quality ,.., STAR SUPPLY CO. 1 WASH SLACKS I ~-·- / KNIT SHIRTS, 1 Group $2 triple. um; tho past two yearo. The other three berths In the Wtnoers wlll get lndlvldual aeml-flnals to be played on I~:·~ The time for thla CIUCAGO IUP!l-The College Friday will he decided tonight In 'll'lll he I p. m. AU-Star lootbaU team shoUld find when Smiths Upholstering ol The Flnsterwalda were the oot today whether ono ol roach Parkersburg meets GSI, Robmedalist and the low otto Graham's . .jor <Oncerna, erts Clothiers of Athens meets ' lor the dsy wu Charles pass pn>tectloo, baa been solved. Lakin, and Lievings meets the ...........................~~ Swarkhamer will! • 40. Be gave The All Stan will meet the Park Pontiac. The latter game .. ISDE>ads a big lift wben be took Chlrago Bean In the anooal wltl be the first played, start· Important points from Pat scrimmage at the Bears'. training lng at 7 p. m. You can now have !be spectoeuler btnellta Edwards. camp at Rensselaer, Ind., in an In last nlght's first game, of "Ludte" lor l!le lllte!lor ol your holll, Matches as they were play· elrort to leach the collegians how Lievlngs came from behind tvo. t1e1r Du Pont "IJidio" House 1'11111 II ed' Lomas swaclduuner, 40 hard tbe pl'OII hit and what type with a three run outburst In the lncredibt/ durllble, 1111111Zingly eii!Y Ia use. (5 pta.); Gibbs 44 (3 pta.); of competition they might meet top of the fourth to nip ABC Dries In minutes to a rich, flat flalsh t11a1 Cleaners of Mason, 3-2. A hit resists chalking. CliCking. dirt end fldlng. Gulnth•r 41 (f~ pta.); Kirk- In the "real" thing. I ''Cil. No IIHillSJ solvents ntedad. Cloan ~ land 511 (0); Total 12'oi! pta.; vs. Thto All Stara wiD play the bat.man and an error and Sin· l't ........ bands, opots wilt! soap and waterl Flnsterwaldl: · Edwards .u Green Bay Packers in the annual Jles by Regan and Frazier of n pl.l; Crow 44 13 ptoJ; De- l plll-<Ollegian scrap In Soldier Llevings provided the three yla liO U¥.1 ptsJ; Bratton 48 ' Field on Aug. 2, seeking to brat runs. Mason had scored two _,.......,... GAL. (6 pt..); Total 111> pis. a foor game losing otreak for the runs In the first Inning on Jer· Sneads: HJndy 43 (6 pto.t; amateurs. The Parkera \WID last ry Zerkle's double, Tom Grues48 (I pt.); Burkel! yesr, 42-3!, and the pros have er's walk, and Mel Clark's sin· (I pt.); Clatworthy 48 (5 pta) won 19 and the collegians eight gle. 13 pis. vs. NicklaWI: o1 the 29 prevloua games. I Park Pontiac scored lhree I Fraoc:la 1)8 (0 pb.); R. Hann· Graham'• warrion wlll match times in the last of the !lt'Venth bcine, Ohio 46 (5 pl8.); Menchlni 49 the pros In slze this year, hut. tAl <~me !rom behind and down . ; Swisher 51 (1 pt.s.)j Graham, a one-Ume Jtar quarter· last vear's champs, Ohio Valpta. back in both college and profes. ley Bank. Jim Tincher led off Pairings for the champion- slonal ranks. worried about keepa walk and then Rabon ship _ Rules .are posted at ing his paosers alive against the Hunt llit a bloop fly ball that the clubhoose- Championship pressing from rusbers by -·- ANNOUNCE BIRTH pr.o•. Mr. and Mrs Guy Hysell, vs. Crow, Hin· 'That' !I t~ h.~rdeBt _thing Pomero.v Rt. 3. are announcing dy vs. Don Hanning, Gibbo tearh these kul~, he said, the birth of a daughter July 17 vs. Doog Moore, Ron Hanning protection. That • berause, at Holzer Hospilal in Gallipolis. plays the winner of the Gibbs- never done any of it. 1 don 1 Th< baby who weighed 10 Moore match, Francis vs. Ed· there's a college in the oountry pounds, ha's been named Donna wards. that has any drop back pa" Kay The coupe have two oth· Flnt Flight ChampiOnship plays. They're all t~wlnP. from er children. Linda Sue and Don· Bratton vs. Kirkland, Men- roll-outs or options. aid Guy. Grandparents are Mr. chiD! plays the winner of Brat- Graham aaid he had 00 trouble and Mrs. Ralph !lowers. Frost, ton - Kirkland match. . getting hi• four paoael'l, Ron 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Cut-Up _ 33c lb. Davis vs. Burkett, Guinther V~derKelen, Terry Baker. Glynn Hysell, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. Great Cia!worthy, Rodney Carr vs. Gr1!6ng and Sonny Glbba, to drop are Harmon Bow· Legs _ _ lb. 49c vs. lb. 19c · Wings _ Dick Knight, and Don Swisher back and. throw. But it was. Florence Bowers, plays winner of Karr·Kni&hl cult to giVe them time to lind ; ond Mrs. Daisy Swick 81cks lb. 10c match. Breasts _ lb. 55c rerelver. , Middleport Rt. 1. "I think we have the s1ze to l - - - ' -- - - do it," Graham •aid, "but Swansdown ' Maxwell House a maller of learning how. ThE"''vel ·aover tlooe It, so they Jearn," llllw 1PYlillw11111'111 . tJup $2 $2 1 .Ciadhon- Ill '- wre1110111 ' *,' '•. ,tl. . a.. Jlu!lt ....,......,. , . t1111r dtT "'~' l"!!ll!r ,.., 11/11 t'oll!r llelllemfid. ' •• ··~ .,.{II 't!Ql'""""" a JICk DoYore, J>m. Ill)' . , _ pill dill Aid I.. ',J'.ut:lllr. • Victor Over -... ..... - ~ *811 w withleft 1oM olf ~ ... .... . !lehullz'l bunt' Sehult2 ltONd nm lltl4lef't 'tie!!~~ o . v•.llaJI1<. - lfil-4 It !run t6Jrd lAIA!r on I wild in of fourtll, ;i'wO flit Pcilltllle • lilf J-4 f t C! -ttl-ent NI·ne to wiD .same. 1'inehor "a• more runs wre .aded Ia · De<rore IDd llleliw. 1'111e11> ~ " u wfnnlnJ 'pitcher, while Deopre top of the oeveoth .!li'ben John cr and C4. · 'I'1INt A,sj·'?' _Ed 81..... tl. Miami Bold>, rta.; Jim 'W'.. Jlerltley, Cilllf., and,ilorolh, Heod bode, I ,.,..,_ c.llfam. --------------------"1 WALKING SHORTS, men's &·Joys' · · · · · ·- · · · Reduced SPORT .SHIRTS ..- . JilL~; llotlaJid em,>- c: I SAVE ! - l and ;! ' 0 F F ~ run. Certified Oil ·Station 1 Sn·,..JEd.,,. ..,..em o" Finsterwaids Jn Golf. pil1ay the vk:liml. Dale Hanilon ltlr I llarrlsoovllle pitched no - bit, Ol'et the 110 • rw1 boll the whole woy pildl the lop the <""lied after five ·IDnJnp>, and now llWI8 111 TotJo aao the the • 1 hla mates did aotl\ini wrone eu~ ·, .n itt; 111 bolllnd blm. He !teed tho rop. Dutch ~ l.oini. ~ 'lt'as the loser. Kidwell reacl1ed lint on an ... . _ . ,' lotion 1~ batten, walking no1»- '!'be JUJI.Ior Golf Leape bold meot. Jli!blnolf dofaulted hit thlnl GlodhiiUlle ol Huntblgtue · won Lee N~y, hurler for Glad· error. JIID III<Eiroy ,~ngled Gladllooae • • l.llf H f'S dy, and fanning one. Its last mak:h In the second ....., mal<h to 1tm J'lotchor ot • lemi·Dnal berth In the llen!l.bou;e, no tOiigll aU the way ~ Jack Butler singled. Fuller ciJtl tQI t-:e· 21 Harrisonville ran wild on the round at the Pome....,. Golf AUJtraUa, while Mclllalllll IIJid .Soflball tournament, Wednesday 81 he pilclled 8 two hit IIIIUt- The Uno ...,.., · Niday and Buller. Well 111111 baeeo Wednesday ev.nlng In Top hitter lor HarriiiOIIviUe wllh the Flnstorwald team Mn. KJIOde - • .Weited bJ wlth a ~ victory over out for the Huntington team Lievlnss · ooo :tDD o -4 -3 2 Grubb. Middleport Fasl Pitch softball wu .Bob Gibson, going foor going Into Tuesday's acllob Aaules .Joba Newcllll1he lind Kay or Settlement ol Hunttngton. iiii'l iiliiiiiiiiiiiliilliiiiiiiiiiii pta~ to -!own the Stewarts 21-Ci ifor four. owning a one point lead over DennJnc, nape<tlvely. . Meanwhile Lleviltg'• PJumi>.· on 14 hill and 15 Stewarts floiO. ,Harrlsonvllle 325 (ll)X-21 14 o · Slleado. Fino ahottlng by ing of Pt. Pleasant -end ·Part lng boots. . IStewarts 000 00- 0 ·1 the Snead!!. Fine shoollng by Pontiac of Charleston went lnToodtea Darst lind PUllins Toodle• Darst ILP), c. PUI· ....., of play. on Moo- ' to the second round of play - - -'• at the Pomeroy Club there Llevlng'o downed Ma11011, 3-2, be a between the and Park Pontiac downed Ohio round winValley Banlt, 8-5. The latter 1 ner, and the Sneads, second had won 'he Joornament lor IU I ...., 62 37 .626 . . 55 44 ,556 7 53 44 .546 o . • DeD:r_SenUnel, Poiiiii'Oy·Middleport, _o c -~Ill! ,~~ 1~s .. ....:.,nnville eomlni oo in the third, ftN H , Anything seems possible for the New York Yankees these days so why can't Whitey Ford go on to equal the "' 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY American League record of 16 straigbt victories and join s Fr 1sco 54 46 540 a•• the 200-win club before the season Is over? Two Pt Pleasant teams ad- ]eft field, and McDermitt came an . anc . The ••yesr "ld lefl·hander Is • • · . . f c 'th the 0n1 1 the CmcmnaU 53 47 .530 910 ~ ~ ht •I b kl vanced into the semt-hnals o l:t.me WI roachin both goals with a l a • e- rea ng Y run 8 538 WEST MAIN ,STREET 52 48 ·520 10 ~ the Kvger Crt'ek Llllle League contest to eliminate the power. P~ladeplhia PP g . bomer as the f'wlns !l<'ored 1 505 12 50 49 · Tourn~ment Wednel!day night, ful Senators from the tourney. ~dwaukeeb string of ~ consecutiVe nlllth-lnnlng ron' In the nightcap ~Over 200 WHkly t Ptttsburg 49 49 .500 l21,2 "It was 3Z to Z8 up to the see· , Lhat have mc .reased his car"eer' 1after being shu' oul. by Dick Don· , thus beearne tbe I"' t 1 0r 1 to to 19 His 85010 desp ite the fact that one of ·Spencer Winners- Trodlnf • c ""' h to 1 hltt Houston 37 65 .363 2610 ood inning, tbeo It turned IIIIo a · ovan. them, F'isher's ~pt. Store, be- pttc Ell' ever ose a no- er New York 32 68 .320 30'.2 a slagfest!" record Is IR-3 and the way $tempe Of Your came the second no-hit victim in the tournament. He struck Wrdnetday'• Results Yankees support him lt loob Roo Hansen drove ill all lhroe /: Choice of the Gallipolis Senators' Tom- Iout 11 and walked five, but two Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1 CICADA FAVORED he can ~o ou w"r:ming fo~ever. runs with a two-run homer and HI TEST 29.9 • my Spencer. ot those walks eventualJy cost San Francisco 4 New York 3 Ford has gone ninr lnnmgs a sacrifice fly to help the Spencer hurled a no-hitter in the game. Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 1, night STANTON, Del. (UPI>-Clcada, 1 five times In those !f straight Sox' Gary Peters register Every Gallon Sold With ~ Money Back Guuentll ., losing to Fisher's HI in the first Pete McDermitt also hurled Milwaukee 8 St. Louis 1, night I ~he greatest mon~y-winning filly tories bu~ tJw- Y.:mkees have ninth wlo with an eight·hitllr, Now Under Nt~w M•l!•ll•m•nt '~ game while llartley Saes eim· great game for Fisher's as he Philadelphia 6 Houston 3, night ~Thoroughbred hJStory, ba~ been 1po~eJ htm with exrelle~t Rocky Colavito homered for inated the ast Pomeroy team permitted the Senators just Tbanday•s Probable Pltcben hsted as an early 2-1 favonte for i inrung reher help and what s Tiger.s' run. b\' downing the Pomeroy Jets three hits, a first inning single Cincinnati at Chicag~Tsitour- the mile and one-quarter· Dela- , imporhnt runs-ld! of 'em. ~ In the nightcap. by Bruce Harreld, a second in- is <&-3) v!. Buhl <9~J. ware Handicap on Saturd'ly. Ci· h~,tven't scor...d ltSs than Tv.·o more teams wn join the ning single by Bruce Wilson, New York at San Francisco- cada will carry top weight o I runs in any of tht. l2 games semi-finalists today when the and a fourth inning single by Cisco (6-8) vs. Pierce <S-7). 128 pounds in the $165,000 atakes. have tntaled 67 ft.r an average Gallipolis Tigers take on Fruth's Spencer. In between, he struck St Louis at Milwaukee-Bur- - 5.6 runs per game. Pharmacy at 7 p. m. and the out 11 and Issued only one base detb. 17-tll vs. Spahn (!2-4). Chicago 53 44 .546 9 ••~ G UJ. · Shout those fiquret at Roger Portland Pirates Iace Cent er- on ba lis . At oo Urne owu a Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (night Ba1tzmore 55 46 .545 9 ville at 8:30. polis ever have more than one -GibboD (4-6) vs. Koufax U6-3) . Boston 51 45 .531 lOY.!: Craig, tht> lucklesa New York Met •ME base runner In · an mn · 1ng, FlRST G11. Philadelphia at Houston (nighU Cleve 1an d 47 62 .475 16 pitcher who has l~,st 15 in a row In one of the most tremend- The trjumph now places Fish• ~"ulp uo-7 ) or Bennett 12.0 vs. Kansa.!l City 45 52 .464 17 &I'IC! 17 in all, and he'U teiJ you · th id --..... aus contest s ever play eel m e er's into the semi·finals Fr' ay Nottebart 6-4. Los Angeles 47 55 .461 17~ in a {t>w Uwusar.d words why it's five-veer history of the tourna· at 7 p. rh. against Hartley Sales Frtday'l Gamel Detroit 41 53 .463 19~ ~:rt·at to be 8 Yarkee. ment, . little Tommy h'Spen.cer of Pt. Pleasant. St. Louis at Chicago Washington 34 63 .351 28 ~-~--~~ t6th of the season Wednesday pitched his second no- It game SECOND GAME Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night) Wrdnesday•• RNults when th~ Yankl:t'i drubbed the of the tourney, only to lose by Hartley Sales battled from a New York at H<Juston (nightl New York 8 Los Angeles 4 J h • D rtth LtJs Angeles AngPlB, 8-4. o nny a l-0 score to Fis her s epa 4-2 deficit to score ree runs Philadelpuhia at llls Ang. <night) Kansas City 5 Boston 2, lsi, twl·1 Mon'o & Boy& 1 Group M-n's · Blauchan.J subbing for Roger Mament Store when a runner scor· in the bottom or the f our th m- Pittsburgh at San Fran. <night> 11.-.ht SPORT COATS. now_ } price price SUITS, Now---· F · Ll6 ris, drove in flour runs with two ed from third on an over th row ning that sent them mto n· A.merlea111 League Kansas City 7 Boston 6, 2nd, 1 1 by the catcher with two out in day's semi-finals as Barry Cas· w. L Pd. GB si1;gles and his ourth homer n 1 thrf'e dan to lPBti the Yankees' night ., the bottom of the sixth inning. W set the Pomeroy Jets down New York 6~ 34 .642 Minnesota 9 Cleveland o, 1st, twi - 15 .hit a· ·.~ek. Ford retired a£ter )LL STRAW HATS J. SWIM WEAR, MEN'S .l Spen~er had pitched good ball, on just five bits. ·Minnesota 54 44 .551 8!h light seven :nl'ings but Hal Reniff and NOW REOUC!D - ·'3" OFP end Boy•', Now _ '2" price working himself out of a jam in Hartley'• jumped off to a 1..() - -----Minnesota 5 Cleveland o, 2nd, Bill Stafford dv~<t'd ;;JUt the wln the second inning when he walk· lead in the first inning when the losing Jet!. night 1 for him, ed the bases lull, then fanned Casto doubled and scored on a In the bottom of the fourth In- Chicago s Detroit 1, night 1 ~ the third man. single by Eddie McDermitt. ning, Willie Lewis singled, Baltimore 3 Washington 5, night I Fo:·d'3. winning st~eak is the The fateful sixth inning start- They added another run tn the Wamsley was safe on a fielders Thunday's Prebahle Pltchen long1.:;t m thr Amencan League ed off just like the previous se<..-ond when Dallas Kayser choice, and then George Turner Chicago at Detroit _ Herbert !'inee t.e wun 14 strDiJZhf jn 1961. five, as Spencer fanned Don singled. stole second, and scor· doubled, scoring both Lewis and 18-61 or Pizarro (11-51 vs. Lolich rh~ Al. r<'<'Ord of JB straight is Hayes. _Th~n he walked ~atch· ed on Harvey Wamsley's single Wamsley, and Turner Inter. scor- (4-4). !>hare•• by Walter Johnson. Smokllalun To $5.95 95 Valu.. To $5.00 95 er CurtiS Newsome and Pitcher for a 2-0 lead. ed on an overthrow at third to Los Angeles at New York-Me- ~y Joe WI\.'(], r dty Grove and 5•1• -~--5•1• - - -- - . Pete MrDermi~t. Newsome v.:as However, Pomeroy carne back put Hartleys out front by the Bride fll -71 vs. Downing rs-tJ. I ~chcolbo) Rowe. Value lo $3.50 Votu" To $3.50 29 thrown out try1ng to steal thtrd to score four runs in the top of eventual final score of 5-4. Kansas City at Boston-Rakow The Mmnt'sota Twins picked up Sale S a l e base as Gallipolis' Bruce Wil~on the_ ~hird frame when Larry The Jets became the fina1 1(7-71 vs. Monbouquette 113-6). 1:1 l.a'f-game 0,1 tl"t~ leaders with made a perfect peg to third- Phillips walked, Max Folmer Pomeroy team to blow out of I Minnesota at Cleveland-Perry 3 9-0 and 5-0 swHp or a twi··Dight baseman Beep Matthews, with singled, Virgil Phillips singled, the tourney as Casto permitted (8-61 vs. Latman 15-6l. double!1tader whh the .~:leve_ l and 1 Group Men's Cotton McDermitt laking second base Kenny English slammed a triple t~em five hits, whiffed six, and ·· WaShington at Baltimore fnight 1Indians. 'I'he Chu•ago Whlt8 or the play. Spencer had a 2·2 aDd Jeff Werry singled, walked four. -Cheney (8-91 vs. Roberts 17·9l . ddentE'd the J)ftroit Tigers, 5 3 95 49 Y•'•"_'·- -· - - - --ALI count on Danny Rayburn, when Casto set the Jets down In Losing pitcher Kenny English Friday's Games the Kans;.& City Athleti_•c:tllo~~ed, McDermitt broke from second urder for the remainder of the gave up nine hits, struck out Washington at Detroit (nightl the Bolton Red So,., 5·2 to third, and once again, Wil· game as he finished WTtb six seven, and walked one. Kansas City at Cleveland (night) \ and lhe B;Jitlmo;e OrM sur..' the Senators' fine catcher, str~ke ou~pd · ~~ . . .1 tle,!t- will ti<itf ill# Fish· Chicago at Baltimore fnightl th~ W• ~h t!gton Sr:nators, 8-S, y • whtpped the ball toward third. Wh~j!lvlng up ftve hits. -Jeff er's Dept. Store at 7 ,p.m. Frl- Minnesota at New York (night I ' otn.r A!:. games. Only this time. it got away into . ~etTy pounded two si~les for day, · Los Angeles at Boston (nightl Jn tbl"' N;.lti'Jn:.llt"ague, Los ' geles defeated Pittsburgh, Milwaukee dowrrd fit. Louis, 8-1, t'hiladeiphl~ topped llousb)D, 6-3, ~ t:; San FranciSco tdged New York 1 3. &l'd Chicago nipped CittciD· All Merchondlse taken ·from our atock of Nationally Advertised BrandL I 2-1. . By FRED DOWN I different. leagues to reach 200 Innings ! handed Uob Purkey his sixth loss , !lick Stigman pltrhed a seven- I Many, Many Savings On Summer Apporel, UPI Sporlt Wrlltor 1 The Dodgers are out iD front pttcbed for tbe season and he against £our triumphs. bitter and ,Jim Kaat 8 slx·lhitl•!r ! What a difference a year , .!Ieven games, all right, but this says. "'I'm stronger at this point Jack Baldschun's two-hit shut· as the Twins no~hle-blanked the makes! time the two key men - Koufax of ~~ season than I've ever out relief pitching for 2 1.3 in· Indians nr.d cupt within 8~ Just one year J:~go today the , and Drysdale - are gaini~g rna- been. Dings rlvsed out Cal McLish's games of tbe ronaway Yankees. Los Angt~les Dodgers were .roll- , mentum rather than ~mg .tt. Koufax, Drysdale and Johnny lOth win of the season for the Don Mincher hit two homer~ and lng out in front of ~e NatJonal l Ko~ax st.a~ 16-3 w1t.b nme Podres (16-6) have scored 39 Vic- Phillies. Ken Jflhson suffered his Rich .Rollins and John Goryl League pe~nant race JW:t as they \ stratght VlCtones_ BI_td Drysdale, torles among them and w1th S3 141h lo"'s for the Colts despite I each to !eatt the Twins' ar enow w1th a seven-game lead. 1rtaher than begmmng to. ~ games left to play in the season ttth":r<e~h~ltits'_l>!~R~oh~A~sp~r~omo~n~te~.~~at~ta~c~k~i~n~th~e:._o~p~l!ll""e~r:_.~~~~ The pennant was bemg conceded strength, appears to be gammg. shape up as one of those rare I ~ · to them because no one reali~ I 'I1Ie &.foot, 6-incb, 23Q.pound pitching triumvirates that can to· that Sandy Koufax was out for sidewheeler, feared by all Nation· tal 60 or more victroies iDa cam· the remainder of !he seaaon and al League hitter., gained his ISth palgn. Don Drysda~ would 800D begin victory of the season Wednesday Drysdale stMJck out eight and to feel the effects of his absence. night with a five-hit, 5-1 victory walked only one in cruising to Today the picture appears the over the Pittsburgh Pirates. He his 13th wiD behind a seven-bit limO - but actually 11'1 vastly , Is the first pitcher in lbe major attack that Included two hit aearh by Jim Gilliam and Jobnoy Roseboro. Earl Francia, tagged' for tbe five runs in 4 1-3 lonlngs, suffered his fifth defeat qalnst tbree wins. The sao Frandsoo Giants shad· ed tbe New York Mru, 4-S, the ,·.,_ Milwaukee Braves downed the St. Louis Cardittals, B-1, the Chioago Cubs edged th• CinctnnaU Reds. Z·l, aod the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Houston Colts, 6-S, tn other NL action. In the American League, New York defeated Los Angeles, 8-4, Chicago beat Detroit, 3·1, 11BIU· more downed Wa•hlnglon, 8-5, Millnesota swept Cleveland. 9.0 and 5-0, and Kansas City drubbed Bosroo, 11-2 and 7-6. Jim Davenport's two-run ninth· inning double was the winning blow lor the Glanll and extended the Mell' league road·~rd losing otreak to 18 ati'alkbt games. BiUy Roell, the benelici· ary of the Glanll' three-run outbUil!t, pleked up blo second wiD while AI Jackson, who alloweJ only three hi~ and two earned runs, suflered his 12tll defeat •gainst •b: wins. Denoy LeMaster pitched a livehittP.r to win hia sixth game for the Bravet. whO!e 11-hlt attack featured h.JmeN by Decs Menke and Frank Bo!ling. Hank Aaron and Lee Maye also contribut~ two hits to the Braves' attack as Ernie Bro~lio mffered his seventh loss agarnst 10 wins. Dick Ellsworlh, en roull to becomin; lllo cubll' lira! zo.gamo wlwler since Hank wy.. to 1915, pitclkd a IOI.r-hltter againsl the llslo for bio 14th victory against ..... defeats. Doubles by Lou ~ lind l:l!lo Burton drove ill ' . lipMERQY ;,', . PHO~WY·2·212f Elliwortb and Brock In the aev· W. MAIN STREET 1HI tnJOlPOH1. Blt£WINQ COMP'-HY• CIHCtHMAfl. 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The and Bo~ . ~· bit h~'""" A's woo tbe olgbtcap on the Dick Hall sitcbed I W lnoJBII ol · streol!lb oi a flve-I'WI third iDoiDg IIWtout relief for the Orioloo, wbo featured by doubles by Wayne hailded WuhlnRtoa'• Jim Ducllo Cauoey, Jerry Lumpe and George worth bla eighth aathack. Mid ALuaik. The A's have woo Dint· Minolo bit a grand atom hOialr of 12 games with tbe Red Sox for the senatora. ° _ Blows Stewarts r DowD,2lToo Clea.rance I, I i lDCllfJ \ • I ' I 1, IAll Summer Soits:.;.---- -- Dodgers Streak 2 REDUCED [ ~· · Other Sport Coats, REDUCED ! v 0 r. ,- r»nnnan t .L' J~~L89c eo~~ wl~ I·· • tho NU Gardner's 4-Hitter Is Victory Edge CAKE MIXES Assorted 25 .C Flevon Pkg. _ _ PERSONAL SIZI 5 IVORY bar& 29c h• 25c REGULAR Sill TIDE DRY GOODS e SPORTS WEAR e SHOES WAID CROSS' SONS • POMEROY' MQTOR· COMPANY thM,~--~----------~----~~~--~~~--;,~.~~. ........~------~,,.,~~~~~~~~---'~~~--~-- ' ' '' JZ4a-tlllllco,_ $7.95 INSTANT COFFEE 1860 RACINE,0.-1963 l "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" Middleport's Pony basebsll team, behind the foor-hlt pitch· lng of lanky righthander Mike Gardner, beat Pomeroy'• Pony Redlegs B-1 Wednesday on the PHS diamond. Gardner fanned 12, walked two, In going the route. Woody Call's boys from Middleport got to Blll Moore for three bits and three rona in the first Innlng, chasing Moore, and were never headed afterward. Pomeroy got ita run In the sixth when wKh one out Moore singled, and ocored later on an error. Other Pomeroy bitter. were Chuckle Murroy, Lennie Van Meter, and Tom Barrio, all singles. For. Middleport Mark Tann"" hill, Gardner and Bill Swan (3) and T. Phllllpo. lind D. Lillie. Spare Ribs ENDS NECK BACON BONES -lb. FEET PIG 99c 7 lb. $1. 79c MILK 69c COFFEE GIANT RINSO- pkg. 59c sibFor Valley Bell - -- - Maxwell House Drip or Regular _ __ SIMON'S lb. OPEN EVERY DAY Self-Service Market WY 2-3975 Pomeroy Beer and Whtr Carry•OIIt Including Thursday 9:00 to 7:00 Saturd<~y 9 to 9 •• Uncle, Family Are Gue1t1 Of Webers Mr. and 'in. Vernon Weber, Rutland, had as their guests over the weekend, his uncle and family, the Rev. ond Mrs. L. G. Weber of Jllinoto, and daughter, Mrs. Esther Muller and daughter, Laura, of St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Mn. Paul Baer and daughters, Diana and Linda, or Chester, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan. Rev. We her was a pastor the Federated Church In Pon,e-1 roy several yean ago and officiated at the wedding of and Mrs. Vernon Weber. I esch had two singles and CUnningham and Duane John· son one each. Moore IODDod ont, walked none; Van Meter fanned walked seven. Middleport 304 OOt ()..3 9 I Pomeroy 000 001 0-1 4 o Gardner and Buddy Moore. D. Moore (LP), Van Meter 121, and Van Meter, Moore (2). SPECIAL \ DUNLOP Bison T1ro I 670.15 I. Let's Have A Ba~ue! ··I clb \ DOWNIE- GROSS •.•• for cold and golden pleasure any time of day round wtnner, to determine the league wtnner. College All• Stars Clash Wt"th Bears Whole ,Fryers ,.u TAKE SOME HOME "'" e Cross's WHk-End Special I I Quality ,.., STAR SUPPLY CO. 1 WASH SLACKS I ~-·- / KNIT SHIRTS, 1 Group $2 triple. um; tho past two yearo. The other three berths In the Wtnoers wlll get lndlvldual aeml-flnals to be played on I~:·~ The time for thla CIUCAGO IUP!l-The College Friday will he decided tonight In 'll'lll he I p. m. AU-Star lootbaU team shoUld find when Smiths Upholstering ol The Flnsterwalda were the oot today whether ono ol roach Parkersburg meets GSI, Robmedalist and the low otto Graham's . .jor <Oncerna, erts Clothiers of Athens meets ' lor the dsy wu Charles pass pn>tectloo, baa been solved. Lakin, and Lievings meets the ...........................~~ Swarkhamer will! • 40. Be gave The All Stan will meet the Park Pontiac. The latter game .. ISDE>ads a big lift wben be took Chlrago Bean In the anooal wltl be the first played, start· Important points from Pat scrimmage at the Bears'. training lng at 7 p. m. You can now have !be spectoeuler btnellta Edwards. camp at Rensselaer, Ind., in an In last nlght's first game, of "Ludte" lor l!le lllte!lor ol your holll, Matches as they were play· elrort to leach the collegians how Lievlngs came from behind tvo. t1e1r Du Pont "IJidio" House 1'11111 II ed' Lomas swaclduuner, 40 hard tbe pl'OII hit and what type with a three run outburst In the lncredibt/ durllble, 1111111Zingly eii!Y Ia use. (5 pta.); Gibbs 44 (3 pta.); of competition they might meet top of the fourth to nip ABC Dries In minutes to a rich, flat flalsh t11a1 Cleaners of Mason, 3-2. A hit resists chalking. CliCking. dirt end fldlng. Gulnth•r 41 (f~ pta.); Kirk- In the "real" thing. I ''Cil. No IIHillSJ solvents ntedad. Cloan ~ land 511 (0); Total 12'oi! pta.; vs. Thto All Stara wiD play the bat.man and an error and Sin· l't ........ bands, opots wilt! soap and waterl Flnsterwaldl: · Edwards .u Green Bay Packers in the annual Jles by Regan and Frazier of n pl.l; Crow 44 13 ptoJ; De- l plll-<Ollegian scrap In Soldier Llevings provided the three yla liO U¥.1 ptsJ; Bratton 48 ' Field on Aug. 2, seeking to brat runs. Mason had scored two _,.......,... GAL. (6 pt..); Total 111> pis. a foor game losing otreak for the runs In the first Inning on Jer· Sneads: HJndy 43 (6 pto.t; amateurs. The Parkera \WID last ry Zerkle's double, Tom Grues48 (I pt.); Burkel! yesr, 42-3!, and the pros have er's walk, and Mel Clark's sin· (I pt.); Clatworthy 48 (5 pta) won 19 and the collegians eight gle. 13 pis. vs. NicklaWI: o1 the 29 prevloua games. I Park Pontiac scored lhree I Fraoc:la 1)8 (0 pb.); R. Hann· Graham'• warrion wlll match times in the last of the !lt'Venth bcine, Ohio 46 (5 pl8.); Menchlni 49 the pros In slze this year, hut. tAl <~me !rom behind and down . ; Swisher 51 (1 pt.s.)j Graham, a one-Ume Jtar quarter· last vear's champs, Ohio Valpta. back in both college and profes. ley Bank. Jim Tincher led off Pairings for the champion- slonal ranks. worried about keepa walk and then Rabon ship _ Rules .are posted at ing his paosers alive against the Hunt llit a bloop fly ball that the clubhoose- Championship pressing from rusbers by -·- ANNOUNCE BIRTH pr.o•. Mr. and Mrs Guy Hysell, vs. Crow, Hin· 'That' !I t~ h.~rdeBt _thing Pomero.v Rt. 3. are announcing dy vs. Don Hanning, Gibbo tearh these kul~, he said, the birth of a daughter July 17 vs. Doog Moore, Ron Hanning protection. That • berause, at Holzer Hospilal in Gallipolis. plays the winner of the Gibbs- never done any of it. 1 don 1 Th< baby who weighed 10 Moore match, Francis vs. Ed· there's a college in the oountry pounds, ha's been named Donna wards. that has any drop back pa" Kay The coupe have two oth· Flnt Flight ChampiOnship plays. They're all t~wlnP. from er children. Linda Sue and Don· Bratton vs. Kirkland, Men- roll-outs or options. aid Guy. Grandparents are Mr. chiD! plays the winner of Brat- Graham aaid he had 00 trouble and Mrs. Ralph !lowers. Frost, ton - Kirkland match. . getting hi• four paoael'l, Ron 0., and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Cut-Up _ 33c lb. Davis vs. Burkett, Guinther V~derKelen, Terry Baker. Glynn Hysell, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. Great Cia!worthy, Rodney Carr vs. Gr1!6ng and Sonny Glbba, to drop are Harmon Bow· Legs _ _ lb. 49c vs. lb. 19c · Wings _ Dick Knight, and Don Swisher back and. throw. But it was. Florence Bowers, plays winner of Karr·Kni&hl cult to giVe them time to lind ; ond Mrs. Daisy Swick 81cks lb. 10c match. Breasts _ lb. 55c rerelver. , Middleport Rt. 1. "I think we have the s1ze to l - - - ' -- - - do it," Graham •aid, "but Swansdown ' Maxwell House a maller of learning how. ThE"''vel ·aover tlooe It, so they Jearn," llllw 1PYlillw11111'111 . tJup $2 $2 1 .Ciadhon- Ill '- wre1110111 ' *,' '•. ,tl. . a.. Jlu!lt ....,......,. , . t1111r dtT "'~' l"!!ll!r ,.., 11/11 t'oll!r llelllemfid. ' •• ··~ .,.{II 't!Ql'""""" a JICk DoYore, J>m. Ill)' . , _ pill dill Aid I.. ',J'.ut:lllr. • Victor Over -... ..... - ~ *811 w withleft 1oM olf ~ ... .... . !lehullz'l bunt' Sehult2 ltONd nm lltl4lef't 'tie!!~~ o . v•.llaJI1<. - lfil-4 It !run t6Jrd lAIA!r on I wild in of fourtll, ;i'wO flit Pcilltllle • lilf J-4 f t C! -ttl-ent NI·ne to wiD .same. 1'inehor "a• more runs wre .aded Ia · De<rore IDd llleliw. 1'111e11> ~ " u wfnnlnJ 'pitcher, while Deopre top of the oeveoth .!li'ben John cr and C4. · 'I'1INt A,sj·'?' _Ed 81..... tl. Miami Bold>, rta.; Jim 'W'.. Jlerltley, Cilllf., and,ilorolh, Heod bode, I ,.,..,_ c.llfam. --------------------"1 WALKING SHORTS, men's &·Joys' · · · · · ·- · · · Reduced SPORT .SHIRTS ..- . JilL~; llotlaJid em,>- c: I SAVE ! - l and ;! ' 0 F F ~ run. Certified Oil ·Station 1 Sn·,..JEd.,,. ..,..em o" Finsterwaids Jn Golf. pil1ay the vk:liml. Dale Hanilon ltlr I llarrlsoovllle pitched no - bit, Ol'et the 110 • rw1 boll the whole woy pildl the lop the <""lied after five ·IDnJnp>, and now llWI8 111 TotJo aao the the • 1 hla mates did aotl\ini wrone eu~ ·, .n itt; 111 bolllnd blm. He !teed tho rop. Dutch ~ l.oini. ~ 'lt'as the loser. Kidwell reacl1ed lint on an ... . _ . ,' lotion 1~ batten, walking no1»- '!'be JUJI.Ior Golf Leape bold meot. Jli!blnolf dofaulted hit thlnl GlodhiiUlle ol Huntblgtue · won Lee N~y, hurler for Glad· error. JIID III<Eiroy ,~ngled Gladllooae • • l.llf H f'S dy, and fanning one. Its last mak:h In the second ....., mal<h to 1tm J'lotchor ot • lemi·Dnal berth In the llen!l.bou;e, no tOiigll aU the way ~ Jack Butler singled. Fuller ciJtl tQI t-:e· 21 Harrisonville ran wild on the round at the Pome....,. Golf AUJtraUa, while Mclllalllll IIJid .Soflball tournament, Wednesday 81 he pilclled 8 two hit IIIIUt- The Uno ...,.., · Niday and Buller. Well 111111 baeeo Wednesday ev.nlng In Top hitter lor HarriiiOIIviUe wllh the Flnstorwald team Mn. KJIOde - • .Weited bJ wlth a ~ victory over out for the Huntington team Lievlnss · ooo :tDD o -4 -3 2 Grubb. Middleport Fasl Pitch softball wu .Bob Gibson, going foor going Into Tuesday's acllob Aaules .Joba Newcllll1he lind Kay or Settlement ol Hunttngton. iiii'l iiliiiiiiiiiiiliilliiiiiiiiiiii pta~ to -!own the Stewarts 21-Ci ifor four. owning a one point lead over DennJnc, nape<tlvely. . Meanwhile Lleviltg'• PJumi>.· on 14 hill and 15 Stewarts floiO. ,Harrlsonvllle 325 (ll)X-21 14 o · Slleado. Fino ahottlng by ing of Pt. Pleasant -end ·Part lng boots. . IStewarts 000 00- 0 ·1 the Snead!!. Fine shoollng by Pontiac of Charleston went lnToodtea Darst lind PUllins Toodle• Darst ILP), c. PUI· ....., of play. on Moo- ' to the second round of play - - -'• at the Pomeroy Club there Llevlng'o downed Ma11011, 3-2, be a between the and Park Pontiac downed Ohio round winValley Banlt, 8-5. The latter 1 ner, and the Sneads, second had won 'he Joornament lor IU I ...., 62 37 .626 . . 55 44 ,556 7 53 44 .546 o . • DeD:r_SenUnel, Poiiiii'Oy·Middleport, _o c -~Ill! ,~~ 1~s .. ....:.,nnville eomlni oo in the third, ftN H , Anything seems possible for the New York Yankees these days so why can't Whitey Ford go on to equal the "' 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY American League record of 16 straigbt victories and join s Fr 1sco 54 46 540 a•• the 200-win club before the season Is over? Two Pt Pleasant teams ad- ]eft field, and McDermitt came an . anc . The ••yesr "ld lefl·hander Is • • · . . f c 'th the 0n1 1 the CmcmnaU 53 47 .530 910 ~ ~ ht •I b kl vanced into the semt-hnals o l:t.me WI roachin both goals with a l a • e- rea ng Y run 8 538 WEST MAIN ,STREET 52 48 ·520 10 ~ the Kvger Crt'ek Llllle League contest to eliminate the power. P~ladeplhia PP g . bomer as the f'wlns !l<'ored 1 505 12 50 49 · Tourn~ment Wednel!day night, ful Senators from the tourney. ~dwaukeeb string of ~ consecutiVe nlllth-lnnlng ron' In the nightcap ~Over 200 WHkly t Ptttsburg 49 49 .500 l21,2 "It was 3Z to Z8 up to the see· , Lhat have mc .reased his car"eer' 1after being shu' oul. by Dick Don· , thus beearne tbe I"' t 1 0r 1 to to 19 His 85010 desp ite the fact that one of ·Spencer Winners- Trodlnf • c ""' h to 1 hltt Houston 37 65 .363 2610 ood inning, tbeo It turned IIIIo a · ovan. them, F'isher's ~pt. Store, be- pttc Ell' ever ose a no- er New York 32 68 .320 30'.2 a slagfest!" record Is IR-3 and the way $tempe Of Your came the second no-hit victim in the tournament. He struck Wrdnetday'• Results Yankees support him lt loob Roo Hansen drove ill all lhroe /: Choice of the Gallipolis Senators' Tom- Iout 11 and walked five, but two Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1 CICADA FAVORED he can ~o ou w"r:ming fo~ever. runs with a two-run homer and HI TEST 29.9 • my Spencer. ot those walks eventualJy cost San Francisco 4 New York 3 Ford has gone ninr lnnmgs a sacrifice fly to help the Spencer hurled a no-hitter in the game. Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 1, night STANTON, Del. (UPI>-Clcada, 1 five times In those !f straight Sox' Gary Peters register Every Gallon Sold With ~ Money Back Guuentll ., losing to Fisher's HI in the first Pete McDermitt also hurled Milwaukee 8 St. Louis 1, night I ~he greatest mon~y-winning filly tories bu~ tJw- Y.:mkees have ninth wlo with an eight·hitllr, Now Under Nt~w M•l!•ll•m•nt '~ game while llartley Saes eim· great game for Fisher's as he Philadelphia 6 Houston 3, night ~Thoroughbred hJStory, ba~ been 1po~eJ htm with exrelle~t Rocky Colavito homered for inated the ast Pomeroy team permitted the Senators just Tbanday•s Probable Pltcben hsted as an early 2-1 favonte for i inrung reher help and what s Tiger.s' run. b\' downing the Pomeroy Jets three hits, a first inning single Cincinnati at Chicag~Tsitour- the mile and one-quarter· Dela- , imporhnt runs-ld! of 'em. ~ In the nightcap. by Bruce Harreld, a second in- is <&-3) v!. Buhl <9~J. ware Handicap on Saturd'ly. Ci· h~,tven't scor...d ltSs than Tv.·o more teams wn join the ning single by Bruce Wilson, New York at San Francisco- cada will carry top weight o I runs in any of tht. l2 games semi-finalists today when the and a fourth inning single by Cisco (6-8) vs. Pierce <S-7). 128 pounds in the $165,000 atakes. have tntaled 67 ft.r an average Gallipolis Tigers take on Fruth's Spencer. In between, he struck St Louis at Milwaukee-Bur- - 5.6 runs per game. Pharmacy at 7 p. m. and the out 11 and Issued only one base detb. 17-tll vs. Spahn (!2-4). Chicago 53 44 .546 9 ••~ G UJ. · Shout those fiquret at Roger Portland Pirates Iace Cent er- on ba lis . At oo Urne owu a Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (night Ba1tzmore 55 46 .545 9 ville at 8:30. polis ever have more than one -GibboD (4-6) vs. Koufax U6-3) . Boston 51 45 .531 lOY.!: Craig, tht> lucklesa New York Met •ME base runner In · an mn · 1ng, FlRST G11. Philadelphia at Houston (nighU Cleve 1an d 47 62 .475 16 pitcher who has l~,st 15 in a row In one of the most tremend- The trjumph now places Fish• ~"ulp uo-7 ) or Bennett 12.0 vs. Kansa.!l City 45 52 .464 17 &I'IC! 17 in all, and he'U teiJ you · th id --..... aus contest s ever play eel m e er's into the semi·finals Fr' ay Nottebart 6-4. Los Angeles 47 55 .461 17~ in a {t>w Uwusar.d words why it's five-veer history of the tourna· at 7 p. rh. against Hartley Sales Frtday'l Gamel Detroit 41 53 .463 19~ ~:rt·at to be 8 Yarkee. ment, . little Tommy h'Spen.cer of Pt. Pleasant. St. Louis at Chicago Washington 34 63 .351 28 ~-~--~~ t6th of the season Wednesday pitched his second no- It game SECOND GAME Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night) Wrdnesday•• RNults when th~ Yankl:t'i drubbed the of the tourney, only to lose by Hartley Sales battled from a New York at H<Juston (nightl New York 8 Los Angeles 4 J h • D rtth LtJs Angeles AngPlB, 8-4. o nny a l-0 score to Fis her s epa 4-2 deficit to score ree runs Philadelpuhia at llls Ang. <night) Kansas City 5 Boston 2, lsi, twl·1 Mon'o & Boy& 1 Group M-n's · Blauchan.J subbing for Roger Mament Store when a runner scor· in the bottom or the f our th m- Pittsburgh at San Fran. <night> 11.-.ht SPORT COATS. now_ } price price SUITS, Now---· F · Ll6 ris, drove in flour runs with two ed from third on an over th row ning that sent them mto n· A.merlea111 League Kansas City 7 Boston 6, 2nd, 1 1 by the catcher with two out in day's semi-finals as Barry Cas· w. L Pd. GB si1;gles and his ourth homer n 1 thrf'e dan to lPBti the Yankees' night ., the bottom of the sixth inning. W set the Pomeroy Jets down New York 6~ 34 .642 Minnesota 9 Cleveland o, 1st, twi - 15 .hit a· ·.~ek. Ford retired a£ter )LL STRAW HATS J. SWIM WEAR, MEN'S .l Spen~er had pitched good ball, on just five bits. ·Minnesota 54 44 .551 8!h light seven :nl'ings but Hal Reniff and NOW REOUC!D - ·'3" OFP end Boy•', Now _ '2" price working himself out of a jam in Hartley'• jumped off to a 1..() - -----Minnesota 5 Cleveland o, 2nd, Bill Stafford dv~<t'd ;;JUt the wln the second inning when he walk· lead in the first inning when the losing Jet!. night 1 for him, ed the bases lull, then fanned Casto doubled and scored on a In the bottom of the fourth In- Chicago s Detroit 1, night 1 ~ the third man. single by Eddie McDermitt. ning, Willie Lewis singled, Baltimore 3 Washington 5, night I Fo:·d'3. winning st~eak is the The fateful sixth inning start- They added another run tn the Wamsley was safe on a fielders Thunday's Prebahle Pltchen long1.:;t m thr Amencan League ed off just like the previous se<..-ond when Dallas Kayser choice, and then George Turner Chicago at Detroit _ Herbert !'inee t.e wun 14 strDiJZhf jn 1961. five, as Spencer fanned Don singled. stole second, and scor· doubled, scoring both Lewis and 18-61 or Pizarro (11-51 vs. Lolich rh~ Al. r<'<'Ord of JB straight is Hayes. _Th~n he walked ~atch· ed on Harvey Wamsley's single Wamsley, and Turner Inter. scor- (4-4). !>hare•• by Walter Johnson. Smokllalun To $5.95 95 Valu.. To $5.00 95 er CurtiS Newsome and Pitcher for a 2-0 lead. ed on an overthrow at third to Los Angeles at New York-Me- ~y Joe WI\.'(], r dty Grove and 5•1• -~--5•1• - - -- - . Pete MrDermi~t. Newsome v.:as However, Pomeroy carne back put Hartleys out front by the Bride fll -71 vs. Downing rs-tJ. I ~chcolbo) Rowe. Value lo $3.50 Votu" To $3.50 29 thrown out try1ng to steal thtrd to score four runs in the top of eventual final score of 5-4. Kansas City at Boston-Rakow The Mmnt'sota Twins picked up Sale S a l e base as Gallipolis' Bruce Wil~on the_ ~hird frame when Larry The Jets became the fina1 1(7-71 vs. Monbouquette 113-6). 1:1 l.a'f-game 0,1 tl"t~ leaders with made a perfect peg to third- Phillips walked, Max Folmer Pomeroy team to blow out of I Minnesota at Cleveland-Perry 3 9-0 and 5-0 swHp or a twi··Dight baseman Beep Matthews, with singled, Virgil Phillips singled, the tourney as Casto permitted (8-61 vs. Latman 15-6l. double!1tader whh the .~:leve_ l and 1 Group Men's Cotton McDermitt laking second base Kenny English slammed a triple t~em five hits, whiffed six, and ·· WaShington at Baltimore fnight 1Indians. 'I'he Chu•ago Whlt8 or the play. Spencer had a 2·2 aDd Jeff Werry singled, walked four. -Cheney (8-91 vs. Roberts 17·9l . ddentE'd the J)ftroit Tigers, 5 3 95 49 Y•'•"_'·- -· - - - --ALI count on Danny Rayburn, when Casto set the Jets down In Losing pitcher Kenny English Friday's Games the Kans;.& City Athleti_•c:tllo~~ed, McDermitt broke from second urder for the remainder of the gave up nine hits, struck out Washington at Detroit (nightl the Bolton Red So,., 5·2 to third, and once again, Wil· game as he finished WTtb six seven, and walked one. Kansas City at Cleveland (night) \ and lhe B;Jitlmo;e OrM sur..' the Senators' fine catcher, str~ke ou~pd · ~~ . . .1 tle,!t- will ti<itf ill# Fish· Chicago at Baltimore fnightl th~ W• ~h t!gton Sr:nators, 8-S, y • whtpped the ball toward third. Wh~j!lvlng up ftve hits. -Jeff er's Dept. Store at 7 ,p.m. Frl- Minnesota at New York (night I ' otn.r A!:. games. Only this time. it got away into . ~etTy pounded two si~les for day, · Los Angeles at Boston (nightl Jn tbl"' N;.lti'Jn:.llt"ague, Los ' geles defeated Pittsburgh, Milwaukee dowrrd fit. Louis, 8-1, t'hiladeiphl~ topped llousb)D, 6-3, ~ t:; San FranciSco tdged New York 1 3. &l'd Chicago nipped CittciD· All Merchondlse taken ·from our atock of Nationally Advertised BrandL I 2-1. . By FRED DOWN I different. leagues to reach 200 Innings ! handed Uob Purkey his sixth loss , !lick Stigman pltrhed a seven- I Many, Many Savings On Summer Apporel, UPI Sporlt Wrlltor 1 The Dodgers are out iD front pttcbed for tbe season and he against £our triumphs. bitter and ,Jim Kaat 8 slx·lhitl•!r ! What a difference a year , .!Ieven games, all right, but this says. "'I'm stronger at this point Jack Baldschun's two-hit shut· as the Twins no~hle-blanked the makes! time the two key men - Koufax of ~~ season than I've ever out relief pitching for 2 1.3 in· Indians nr.d cupt within 8~ Just one year J:~go today the , and Drysdale - are gaini~g rna- been. Dings rlvsed out Cal McLish's games of tbe ronaway Yankees. Los Angt~les Dodgers were .roll- , mentum rather than ~mg .tt. Koufax, Drysdale and Johnny lOth win of the season for the Don Mincher hit two homer~ and lng out in front of ~e NatJonal l Ko~ax st.a~ 16-3 w1t.b nme Podres (16-6) have scored 39 Vic- Phillies. Ken Jflhson suffered his Rich .Rollins and John Goryl League pe~nant race JW:t as they \ stratght VlCtones_ BI_td Drysdale, torles among them and w1th S3 141h lo"'s for the Colts despite I each to !eatt the Twins' ar enow w1th a seven-game lead. 1rtaher than begmmng to. ~ games left to play in the season ttth":r<e~h~ltits'_l>!~R~oh~A~sp~r~omo~n~te~.~~at~ta~c~k~i~n~th~e:._o~p~l!ll""e~r:_.~~~~ The pennant was bemg conceded strength, appears to be gammg. shape up as one of those rare I ~ · to them because no one reali~ I 'I1Ie &.foot, 6-incb, 23Q.pound pitching triumvirates that can to· that Sandy Koufax was out for sidewheeler, feared by all Nation· tal 60 or more victroies iDa cam· the remainder of !he seaaon and al League hitter., gained his ISth palgn. Don Drysda~ would 800D begin victory of the season Wednesday Drysdale stMJck out eight and to feel the effects of his absence. night with a five-hit, 5-1 victory walked only one in cruising to Today the picture appears the over the Pittsburgh Pirates. He his 13th wiD behind a seven-bit limO - but actually 11'1 vastly , Is the first pitcher in lbe major attack that Included two hit aearh by Jim Gilliam and Jobnoy Roseboro. Earl Francia, tagged' for tbe five runs in 4 1-3 lonlngs, suffered his fifth defeat qalnst tbree wins. The sao Frandsoo Giants shad· ed tbe New York Mru, 4-S, the ,·.,_ Milwaukee Braves downed the St. Louis Cardittals, B-1, the Chioago Cubs edged th• CinctnnaU Reds. Z·l, aod the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Houston Colts, 6-S, tn other NL action. In the American League, New York defeated Los Angeles, 8-4, Chicago beat Detroit, 3·1, 11BIU· more downed Wa•hlnglon, 8-5, Millnesota swept Cleveland. 9.0 and 5-0, and Kansas City drubbed Bosroo, 11-2 and 7-6. Jim Davenport's two-run ninth· inning double was the winning blow lor the Glanll and extended the Mell' league road·~rd losing otreak to 18 ati'alkbt games. BiUy Roell, the benelici· ary of the Glanll' three-run outbUil!t, pleked up blo second wiD while AI Jackson, who alloweJ only three hi~ and two earned runs, suflered his 12tll defeat •gainst •b: wins. Denoy LeMaster pitched a livehittP.r to win hia sixth game for the Bravet. whO!e 11-hlt attack featured h.JmeN by Decs Menke and Frank Bo!ling. Hank Aaron and Lee Maye also contribut~ two hits to the Braves' attack as Ernie Bro~lio mffered his seventh loss agarnst 10 wins. Dick Ellsworlh, en roull to becomin; lllo cubll' lira! zo.gamo wlwler since Hank wy.. to 1915, pitclkd a IOI.r-hltter againsl the llslo for bio 14th victory against ..... defeats. Doubles by Lou ~ lind l:l!lo Burton drove ill ' . lipMERQY ;,', . PHO~WY·2·212f Elliwortb and Brock In the aev· W. MAIN STREET 1HI tnJOlPOH1. Blt£WINQ COMP'-HY• CIHCtHMAfl. 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Theo:e are blank spac:ft on the !Cir· cult b ...~.er ••• th~'s for future electrical arowth. Lots you easil)'· ecld wir~ for air-Ccmditionina later on without paying a kina's rantom. , ,--: · THere, are 1$ I'I'10rf bonus features In a M.clallion Home. Atk' ~ : your build.... ·WI;Iue YcK~: re touring_,. model homw this week· . Mel be sur-.l'O'I: ~!sit thfte medallion mOdais. • ,• .· ., , ' ;~·~·$~~·~·'"; :: ··J~~~,;-• ,. •<ti< :. . ~ ' ~'ff.',-···.'4· I . ' l �---· ... .... -.. ... r ., ' ' ' ,. ' •t I Oak Grove Society News · bll~y Senilntt. ~-wmeport, o : July 25, tNS-'7 6 CYCiock p,·,.n,·,. Dr''nner Held " " Befor~ Pome~ · . WCTU Meeting' . ; · =- :b-u A "'' o eloei pleale Department chairmen Mob Turns. ;...With E•.,.s- On :.r:,u:. ~lho-...: Browns Run Two ~lay•· W«<•iill a..t~n u..e,... . BntaiD • • 's sexy Piay"" G"If} ""' llllll!lt lralnlaf _,,-~.', ~ ~ 1......_ Clwl "IN IIIlA> • 1111 l:tl [.. llllpll8l Amllnl ~who en)ered Hoi· were zer boe ttai Ia lho , _ ":m~ :r,.Mr~~:" UW:.!i boon .,!.. Mn. RaY-.! E. ~~~~ . th ~-• yof.,etbn" • M ;,_ ton"' spabU 1..,. Clark, 1J1 Bollia.. Dr., lng e """"" 1'00111 t 111t , ra. ,,.mp • pu c '' ' 1 w Kuhn Y<lllnl! Tnller Federated' Oturch. Miss Genbeimer, visual educa- ~ Wlllllm' ~ -~<>I lho eroyin ., !Jon; Mrl. Daloy Juper, flower ,. ., Tht hymn, Cloee to Thee mlu'-·· Mro Will'·- •· - - Eurekt 8lor Rt., Morton Nal, ed lh meetlni Ill ed ·- · . -·· ~"r-- W I Star Rt Mn upeithn e '- M ~ o nw ance and misiono; Mrs. J>hU leatevr oo Rt 2 .B,ld . 1.1 V w prayer "' ro. "" H. Ew· Wlllia:r11011, ormed Hrvlcea; I arney, · we • er· lng, the president. The · report Mra. Rotlph c. Zundel, radio non Taylor, Rl. I Ew!JJpn, of lite nomtnaU.ng coflllllttee .~ tel 1 . . Mr J ph Mn. Martlui J. Juhlln1. Hart.,.. ev IIOD , S. Ole ford WV Mn G~·•- C I b Mr Robe W was II ven Y 1 • rt ar· Cool!, temperanea In e h u r e h • · 1 •• • ':-""" • ner and Offlcera elected were i!CboOis, and the ollicers, legia- WiiiOil, Rt. 2 Leon, W~ Va., Mrs. Ewln., president; Mra. lation Denver M. Thoma, Flaher St., T. T. Shtltoll, vice president; Mrs: Warner, Mrs. Hampton, Pofneroy, Mn. Hester WlliJa. Mrs. Allen Hampton, seerelory; and Mlso Genhelmer were nam- ams, Mulberry Ave., Ml" LucreUa Genllelmer, cor· ed as the committee to rill' out G~orge H. Durst, 1 Cave responding seeretary ; and Mn. the program guide. An article Pomeroy, Clellllld lllnea, Rt. Ellen Couch, treasurer. "The Convention Call," w a 1 Pomeroy, Mrs. Albert F. Wal· · read by Mrs. Ewing who urg· ton, .Rt. Recine, Mra. JTIalter Capelwru ' ed the membero to atlend the E. Dtllon, Rt. I ReedovUie, Mrs. Have Many Gueltl national WCTU convention to be :;~geo K~agerM~;..,. L 8· · held at the Chittenden Hotel, . ' , ., NEW HAVEN- Mr. IUid Mn, Columbus August 23-27. Rev. Citnt, At!hland, Ky4 and Mn. Walter Capehart of st. Joseph, Ralph c. Zundel, 8 guest, spoke Charles E. Dawson, Rt. 3, AsJI. 1 "';'-! = No big w}nter fuel:bills when you heat with Texaco· Fuel Chief..~ and use .our budgeJ ·1n a. . . . . . .11 tF1*a.weoc~ay,yCJIIgar , :~e=t=.:~":.J:fr~·. .wl'OIIli*r rll. ovwtbO.,.....widaBIIiala Jt.NoeU'l'Jiagcharget,litlwr. You'll enjoJ IRfe, depeadeble wennth alllrintllr klllg wi•l :cut being IIIIo ciW br bl& fuel biiJa·~ die 101!1 ......... YGUI' rs'N• • • bucitetpl•· ·MJIJ:elt. YCJUwill.tool ...;j ·FUll~ In Gallipolis Call 446-42U In Melga lo ,._n Counties Phone Pt. Plausanl 1583 Dutributed In Thi. .4reo By HEATING OIL CITY ICE tnd FUEL COMPANY POINT PLEASANT W're Coming Towards The End Of YIPPEE I /~ N~ni'::ma~~.!c·w~~trong a:.!~ :: ry Capehart, Mr. and Mra. Har· sented by Mrs. Lena Ave., old Capehart, Mr. and Mrs. whn also had the devotions ... Va., son, -3:45 P· m. D. Shane and 110n Kelly, ing as her topic "Malice To· Mrs. Richard 00;·~~~::1 Mr~. Thtlma Capehart, all of wafd None." An article, uvacaRt. % Cheshire, dl New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. tion," by Mrs. Hampton and 12:03 p. m. Wednesday . Wayne AbbOtt and children, prayer by the Rev. Zundel cloo· D. Rtdcliff, ~ l"'or· Tommie, Almeda and Jerry, of ed !he meeting. Ave., Jackson, 1011, 11 :12 Pt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mro. . m. Wednesday. Lawrence LeivlnJ and daughter · OFFERS BOOK Dbdlrp4 Karen and 1011, David of lndl· PT. PLEASANT _ The Pl. Patients reeontiy dlocharged ana. Also visiting at the home Pleasant Senior and Junior WoMrs. Robert JUJtlet, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cape- men's Clubs are olferlng for Mro. Wilbert Stoney, Mro. hart over the weekend were sale to the public, "A Banner In ole Barnett, Mra. Olho McNeal, Mr. and Mn. James Palinkas 'llle Hills," a widely acclaimEdna Harrison, CIU'I 11111and daughter, Patricia, Mra. ed book by George Ellis Moore. Ieben, Mrs. Llwrence Wilson J a m e 1 Anthony, Mr. IUid The book is an olricial historieol Infant son, Mra.Cirl Boy· Mrs. Wllllam Baker, Garry publication of West Virginia er and Infant daughfer, Mra. Cuder, all of Barberton, o.; Mr. dealing with the hlotory, back· Paul Sharp, Mrs. Gerald Rhea, and Mrs. Don McKnight IIJ1d ground and progreso of the Mrs. Hester Keetch, Mrs. C. children Ricky IIJ1d Jeflrey of stale R. White, Miss Janet Bates, PomeroY Mr and Mrs Wayne · Mrs. Erneot Merrill, Mrl. De~ Abbott ' and· lhildren. . TomLEAVE FOR TEXAS mar Garnes, Elmer Miller, Miss mie, Almeda and Jerry of Pt. M·Sgt. IUid Mrs. Wallace Pow· Marilyn Miller, John MiUor, Pleasant. Mrs. Blanche Cape· ers and children left this mornNorman Grueser, Ed· hart,Mr. and Mrs. Jock Cape- 1ng for tbetr home In El Paso, O'Dell, Mr•. Groct1 hart and 1011 Ronnie, all ol Tex., after 8 month visit with Mro. William Swisher, Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. Dale hill' parenl.l, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thoma• Scurloct, !iilkey of Gllllpolls; Mr. and on (>jesse, and olher relatives. l!pnecutter, Ttmmy Btrcua Ml'll. Willie Capehart and ohiJd. and Gregory W11111ley. re, Billie, Robin and Chris A~ PLAN FEfTIVAL Amoa1 Alllnl len of Columbuo; Mr. anti Mrs. MASON CITY .:.. The Vernon According to lho midnight r• Harold Capehart and son, Ke~ Star Dtutera 4-ll Club w I I 1 port or lhe nunlng department ly, Mr. and Mro. Buford Cape- hold an old fashion festival Sa~ those . ~lients whn were Ualad hart and son, Sheldon, Guy• urday, August 3rd, at theOid as fatr tneluded Mra. Eva Ma· vllle, Mr. end Mrs. Ed· Vernon School house between rie Beck, Mrs. EaiU! Plymale, die and son, w1yne, 5 and 10 p. m. (DST) . The pub- Mrs. Martha JuhUng, Do r r 'Ajew 11c Is 81110, Roy Mathias, Mrs. .Alexonder. a....ge Ill . .~:::I Lewis Staten, Ollie M Cleland Hines, William T. Por· ter, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Min Mayme Berridile, March I. Clark and William Hartun1. IN OUR a\ Sale RemoV MOVl MERCHAND\SE ICondal. A oquad of police ~ted the ll·yeor-old play &lrl,..,. the mob lnd hUJtled her late 1 lui · Chrlatlna had )Ill _.... lor a oecond lime on wlbiEsa stand at lhe vice trial of Dr. stepbett Word. 50-yOIU'-old playboy whole introductlott ollht rediWnd call prl in War Mini- John Profumo lid lo the uproar that neor· 11 toppled Prnne .Minilter Harold Macmllion'o pernmeat. Obvloualy· ohaken, Chriotine ad· mhted on the stand that Ward once took her 1o the p0liee and SWIMSUITS Brand ntw tlru for your car ·REDUCED·r e LADIES leg. 14.95 _ 8.00 Reg. 12.95 _ 8.00 Reg. I 0. 95 _ 7.00 .... 9.95 6.00 Reg. 8.95 5.00 6.95& 5.95 - 4.00 •• NOT SECONDS ALL-WEATHER.•42" . NOT RETREADS a95 ............ . ........... 3·T NYLONS WITH TUFSYN ('..oori y ~r '• new long ·mi lt>8gf' synthE'tic that give~~ the '"42" remarkabl t' r1ttrability! • •11) ... , , • " " ' tak Cll'ld oltl Tube!... Only $2 More No Money Do'Wft- Fr• Mounting - GOODJf a. PlliPif IIIE II liii C! 1.66 2.33 Reg. 1.98 Reg. 2.98 Reg. :l-98 Ret. 4.95 3.33 Reg. 6.95 5.00 2.99 eBovs eMENS 1.66 1.99 2.66 Reg. 1.39 - 1.00 Reg. 1.98 1.66 1.99 Reg. 2.98 IIACH TOWELS, King Siu, res. 1.98, 1.49 lEACH lAGS, ret· 2.98-1.99 _ 1.98-1.44 !Ill II 1111 - - Phono WY Nlt1 e Alu~lnum Sklllata - - - - - - e1 P1llo Set, fekllng tlbl• end 4 chelra, tJI.OO All •t•l whlta en-t e Mlrr.trt of mony al..._ e (1) 4xlshaut of gr- "Formlcl" __ $9.00 • Ylnyi-Atl:lattt Tll-&.lmltetl ttock. . Of you can UH 'Whol we ha,., nMko ua an of. hr). e btr1 Lauvee fer DIMI'' · e Letlclara 11111 Guerd Ltolla fer lunk Itch eExtre Bad itallo e Old Pump 01'1Jan, cll~n~~ntletl fer claunlng and repair and novw put back tOIIIh•r. . el Plaa 36" II!Uifl rof Pwo VInyl marlllo cleo lll'n. Would moko 1 nice tebl• top e Small and not 10 tmall placet of Corpll S....... Put lhulll ta;1ll:ar IIIII hlw 1 ,_.. worlc """' obe rug! •l'ei,rlc S.mplaa lfl111 fer 1Julltt) • .ChHI T~p~. llllh...ny, lltljlil, oalr ""ko 1 .,,.. ...... er dtak top e if th• ttlejlha~~e d-n·t atop rlngl"ll, I'll ..n ltlool . · • .1 Gaa 1'1-.r I'UI'neca ulad l"k u11cl price, but lt'a - · •Ill IS~ cUbic ft. N.Amon•" Ltufr.....alor. 11'1 <tU ~ . Hftr•~1 lull *"""t'h ,,..._, .,.,.. fer_'I,C!I cUINI, NEW, lteiult:r, SS,5.00 ~"'" lt. . buv- ECONOMY SAVINGS & . LOAN COMPANY 300 W. Sm en St.-WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy eCurtalnti Den't know wharo - got 'am, but they galla go! ell) New Del.uu Modii19Q Jrlgldtln ibftg.. damaged, no! bad, but If you 1re loolclng fer a real bargain ' " thlo $227 eSofe... $55.00 ~ _,.,. e4 pc. Turquol.. Sectional •==~=95 "SJIICII' Saver" Lan• Open 9 t9 5 Mon. lhru on JIHI Judll 1 dllmoad'a walue? t34.95 Tba t:ulll II IIIII JOU can'll Moet peopla 01 jWse 1 diamond 11J better 111111 lhor can Jlldse a f~ 0011 vaiH IJt 1 pei!ltlns- 'l'l:at'a why they oto)' $S9.00 eway ,_......ned "barsalaa"-chey bava beea ~ "''I oi!UDo 11ttt aafO!II way ~ buy a "blind" ~II br k1a rl., doe . _ - a of tho .Uer e Pull w Twin Sla Alloul - k'l •• dfeg • riDp we submit 111t followiJrc faCia: 'ftley are umed ti:e No. 1 jlllaloe"' at !aaut t " ' of every tan IJirla who have ..,. thlllllia s.iviDio!ID and other leading lllqar;LaeL 'flleJ ... flllly llllanllleed OD all dl01110~d q..Uty poltlll (OIIot. GUt, clarity and carat wolsl:t) . 1114 f110 latt!:ol Yllttl! by, .Arloarvad and 1>7 ua. · ~ell II Am11lca'a -ol honored rins mak,r, . ..-l.labed Ia 1110, fam- for ovor 100 years. ~ Ar:ca:wol priCao are oatiOIIIIJy adv~rt11~ at every 1\r~Oi'Vtd , •••i.. """' tho You•n have your choice of ·,. ..poJ: •l)llfa, oil an wjth .,lrUiy iiDt quollty dla- Ylllt Our U.W Dept. For Special Giveaway Prices! net ... u..-.try. ·- ' "AIR<O.NDITIONID" . - . , , 0. ,..II it. .. M1111411.,.,., '·~ - ao•SOII'S •I 1 3 FLOORS OF EXCITING SAVINGS! DEEP CUT PRICES TH.E SALE THE WHOLE VALLEY LOOKS FOR e FIRST FLOOR SAVINGS e2nd Floor SAVINGS WOMENS DRESSES PRICED TO CLEAR 1 FINAL CLEARANCE! CHILDRENS WEAR to sAV E DRESSES - Toddler• Teena Boys' and Girl s' SPORTSWEAR SWIMWEAR Little Boys' SUITS, and SHORT.SETS Girls' C~ OA:=:TS~~~----:"~~!> Boys' SPRING SUITS and~LACKS PJRST FLOOR SAVJNGS FOUN. !.lATIONS- PLAYUX GJRDLIS, PANTY GIRDLI$ Your choice of any Playtex Jirdle ur panty girdle whil e the last , none restor ved , all to go on t his 11.le. Hundredl of women 's better dreues includ ina all Spr in g and Sum· 111er lt)'lH, sizea lor Petites, Juniors, Mi&sy and Half ·sizes, VIIIUrK formerly N .89 to f2D .OO, all air.ed. and pri red for easy "-UI ~ • $8 ~el ection . Last . ........... . ~ J 'I' I I Little Girls' SEPARATES /a, V2 &More MORE ,AMOUI IIIANO GIIIDLII, PANTY GIIIDLII & IIIAI Discontinued numbers froao - belt branded Hne. ol foundltlo-. Values formerly \0 tt.O.II . . . . . t.u dear. l Price l Off LINGERIE & SI!EPWEAR Brok• n lob , limited groupa , diaoontinued ltyles and numbers from SPRING COATS · & SUITS e Formals e Blazer Jackets e Fritzi Jackets PRICE eSWIM SUITS e BEACH TOWELS e lEACH BAGS e BEACH TOWEL SETS e TERRY QOTH ROBES eSWIM CAPS Va to V2 OFF SPORTSWEAR, shorts, slacks, 1hort-tetl, •kirl8. blouses. knit shirts, plUJ oddt 1: end from aU departmenta offered to clear at reduction•. OFF Va to CLEARANCE PRJCES ON ROBES, RAINCOATS, JACKETS SIZES, LIMITED & SlJB.TEEN WEARABLES. BROKEN GROUPS, JIUY & SAVE NOW. -.!th!JIIIlar. Co!ten Mettnm:. - - - - -- eSIY• en T~ lMwpe from $1.00 up ·Baker ·FMrJ1i. t u . 9 'llurday 25 Mu~ ajn gwt"lr, Hollywood Vassar et te. Schrank, Miu Elaine and. otha. lele« your bargain s at only ! To l off HANDBAGS & BELTS All remaining Summer handbags & belts Choice ~ price COSTUME JEWELRY Very ni r• assortment of costume jewelry, valuea $1.00 111 'lD.OG. your choit•e while it la1t1. !faU l price (plus federal tax) WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S SHOES e Regrouped, Repriced For FINAL QEARANa Still hundredll of pairs of fine Miracle Tread , Ki-Yak •nd AI'JTIIiGe IK' women, all former ly 1ellina: $7.fi0 to $12.98 a pair oew io thla6aa1MU. -'r $6 $8 WOMEN'S SHOES ODDS I ENDS 1·2 PAIRS OF A KINO $2 -Q ALL REMAINING ITALIAN SANDALS NOW $3 anc1 $4 100 PAIRS 0 CHILDREN'S SHOES $2 fa Brokan Llmillld Groupo, All Sal11 Fi""l Ne lxchq. No Rofunclt. a...: 51-. FABRIC CLEARANCE SAVE DOLLARS ON BEnER YARD GOODS NOW GROUP 1 e1 onlt 41" al• hrta' Poaturo MeHreu. 111111. $79.95 S.l• .....00 .. I ""''I Maternity Wear ! off Maternity Swim Suits l off es Only oolld maple Chalra- $49.00 fot· all I R111ularly $20 auch •Odd• and ando of Dining Room Chalra, Y2 prlc• I medley. TO FIRST 500 Customers 539.00 e 1 only Sollcl Mapl• Corner Chaot RN• $49.95 ••I FREE Shopping BAGS $168.00 el group Lounp Chalra Val- to $79.00 SHII TS I I -ld'• . el Rug. $369.00 liallan Provincial Sofa_ $185 ', , .•• .4. .............. , RIZER 01( COMPANY Home Owned I! Operoted You'll Like Our S.rvlco e Vary .,.cit! buYt en Nttionally Allvertllad Luggage e Ail ldllda of l'lrepl•ce Fbctv,., SAVI NOW eGIRLS Res. 1.98 Reg. 2.98 .... 3.98 eA-Bed-ln-Aoehiii-Y•u mu.t - thlal Lllll· $19.00 - - - - -- - $f9.50 ·eAdmlnl T.V. Seta at tha Beet Valuea lvor Offeretll lho tilylng Chr'·tin 0 looked --..-• ! . . I 51 f-. *1 ll!li. • 1 NEW HAVEN. Conn. CUPII - dl<.iil't- to ............ ,. ~~Q VISIT IN MICHIGAN lor tbo aulojp'aph oeekero lhat Mr. and Mra. Chlrlet E. I 1.,.ph p, Tlentoy, eo • ..,. of tho tho 1 • , . have followod her since Prolumo Bl •·-I · d """te p t kl'1 •--•i. ~ ,_ ·~ •uit h'11 pOSt w·th d . ' a... ee and a,..., n , a . , wor .._,... lprlll~ m 1 • an • milliOn ricia and JeMifer spent the · 1920'o, hao been oppointed to tho · Gl an ol!air with her. !lUI the weekend II St. John'o, Michi· l staff of lho offlCO admioolono II heady wme of notortety ouddenly gan While there thty attended I Yale Univenlty. A noUn of Now wont flat when the mood of lhe the . celebration of the 119th lHavoa, Tltrnoy lirob tho a-tlfull I. 1!111 ettl crowd changed from good-?alured birthday or Mr. Blakeslee's fa- record ror 500 yards In IllS, J ~U curlOitty to outri&ht hoouhty. •ther. Jennifer is staying the a member of a 11211 reloy tum IIMI flllltlh!lll SUrprioed pOllee locked armo •• [week with relatives at St. which broke the world'• the erowd preooed !orword. Jee~·, John's . relay ,...,...., ond portlclpatod In C OMil . • ing and booing. A couple of tho Olymplel. came flying toward Christine, and SET VESPER SERVICE one of them splattered on a news· There will be a vesper serv) '" sponsored by the 4-H cluba Low -uol;f C' 1 ; a paper pltotographer. The other ice August 2 at 8 p. m. 11 the iof lbe Chester area. The public -..,., WY .,._ otruck a policeman on tlte arm. Cheater Methodist church, in Is Invited. - DAVIS • SHULER'S SEMI • ANNUAL STORE WIDE When etlleiJIHCr ~ catclt YOII short, tHe a short cut to .a boi1$11Ced bWget. See us about a pn>mpt, privata cell! Ioiii. P n tor liMe? Telephone first-ltten stop in. $59.00 li::: :0 · ••••'t ..,... to .....,. •.., e(l) 110 V. "Monitor• Cloth• Dryw Rug. 1109.00 A..!:" STARTS TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 A• M• · Dowsons Have Returned From Vacation Tour e Ltound Charry Dining Ltoem Tabl• end 4 chalra $131 ~ .:._.:._..:.::...::.::..::..::.::..!..:.::.::.::.::::..:.::.::::..:..!..:.::.::::::..::_:::_:::::..::.:::-=:= ::_::::...::.::::::.._::=.:.:::._.:.:..;:::...::::.::::::..______..!!!!..!!!!!!..!!!i!!ILJ peCES SLASHED TO B•ker'• .4.re ltloviHfl. • • • • • au .,. uaore ..... .,• ....,. te •••••• ...... herr• proofI '::1 =.:-:...I~••=~~ en.• 1 Mo., visited his brother and on ·the lncraslng propaganda land, Ky. slsler·ln·law this PQl week. of .alcnhollc beverag.. on lllrllto They attended a basket dinner and television. Mrs. Clelus L. Harder, Blk4M CUPit-lllo ond rollod up Ito wiDclmro. AI tbo Browl!l worUd oe two plaJt IIMIIIo . , eedl plq liJj lpld away Clorillilll'l W-oy In IIIII . . ~ foo. could b e - -IDe thraup aad ""' P I 1o ... Colllar - Joe - - the rur window II tbo IWted 1lfl!lliDc tbo ployo ,..,. lld'o PI I • - If ..... • IIi ClJPu:!. Shortly aftao Clu10iilo teotifoed -er•l r.tn rll • · - . ... IIYl . • ::;.., ~ ~.....:,._ • ...._ runnln• around with colored ~..P the ,._ut:ao nollll llo - in Mudl tinJ>b'l!li• •• liv• in hal . _ - '1 ' .~• ... _ ..,_,. • the t · 1 of W rd who 1o accuoed blocking ond- ~ ond .... a I t sl' .........._ ond burled two egp at hor. too!Jy from tho Wootlndloo. of off 1 ••-i•- of....,... ,..ch Blantoo ca111er BplaiDocl loot ,.-.• when lht left Old Bailey Coart 'l'llno BNtlle . g --..,. _ _. . after teat'~"~ In Brlllin'o ... , ht left I litotes. 'llle del.... tbe11 •!'<"""· 'l'llo • w wa1to4 . . . . . , ..~ AI I the oourt ofl<r 1ft. IPRINTI INTO ~ ' "" . WOMEN'S DAYTIME COnON DRESSES Your cbolce of any nmlainiq Summer eotton trom our line. of "Bill Slmma," "Molly Goldbeq," "Hattie Leed&' and o~hen re1ularly $3.98 and $11.111 eoch. Buy durintl tbe biJ S.~I-Annual Sale ot $2.77 and $3.77 SI'ONOY. 'ATIGUI MATS NJet IJte Sponlf fe.tltue m1t1 for ftii'J' work area, aoft and eaay on the leot Wllllil wortinc or plaJinJ. llagu....!.It value. 66c: ~Dalit YliMt W!>I\'!I,YOII" OM lrtllt foraY.,. . , r,.. • · YCMl m ,tlwaYt ,...~ 1,''! , ""' "' .. . · · . i Q9 .5sl~!· J~we,r)!.: St~ttt. r,m,.y •. CoUd Jt,j GROUP 2 ton utina, sailcloths, dr ip ·dri broadcloths, .,.KIIII ~·N '• LL .. ,...,....._........,...__.. ·~ ~ ];. ' .' ·~ Jeenu~en . formerly sellini to $ 1. 49 and mor• now on aale 1t only and otben. nc ytl, •. ~AlL S~f'Fj"AL ;. , '• \Nf9~TS T.C_J,,_/"_! II ........... . -... .......__ ~-'-··· ~., vu- GIIOUP 3 Sprina aad ,,.. • 11M of rayon hnena, fortrels. arnel§ , satins, skirtinli! and other fa.brtel, Vlhlll formerly sellinc to $1.1}8 a yard ad up now on Nle et only f11 yl. This eroup includes fabrics from our very belt STORE • BOYS' SLACKS For Back-To-School Wear I Fine group of boy• 1lackl, juat rieht for Baclt To Srhool wnr and riiM from our recular stock, formerly to S4.91 now offerfd while thtr Jill. 52.77 NANII 11111'1, T.SHIIITI, ATHI.ITIC INIIITI & IOUII IHOIITI Cl"lllt; out all N- U - - r . Whllo II 1- ···---------· ~ ·OJIP !C. WOMEN'S & CHILDIIIN'I STOIIM IOOTI _-----···-····--- MJ. .. From our hnes of Goodrieb or Hood Snowboote for womea or •uta Buy now for Back To S.hool and Sovo It tile Nflllar pn... twi$0N'S DISH QOllt$ ·~ v.-. 'Illi1 group of betl f'r fabri es indudes closeout. from eur bHt 1m. el. - . e DOWNSTAIRS "\' folf•oq,nr , . ,',· L.lst call fo r thes• Spring 1nd Summer fabri cs includinl hundred~ .t , ... sheers, dr ip-dri cotlont, cotton tatinJ IRd printed broaclclotJ:w. regularly 79c to $1 .00 a yard now 57c .,~. Of �---· ... .... -.. ... r ., ' ' ' ,. ' •t I Oak Grove Society News · bll~y Senilntt. ~-wmeport, o : July 25, tNS-'7 6 CYCiock p,·,.n,·,. Dr''nner Held " " Befor~ Pome~ · . WCTU Meeting' . ; · =- :b-u A "'' o eloei pleale Department chairmen Mob Turns. ;...With E•.,.s- On :.r:,u:. ~lho-...: Browns Run Two ~lay•· W«<•iill a..t~n u..e,... . BntaiD • • 's sexy Piay"" G"If} ""' llllll!lt lralnlaf _,,-~.', ~ ~ 1......_ Clwl "IN IIIlA> • 1111 l:tl [.. llllpll8l Amllnl ~who en)ered Hoi· were zer boe ttai Ia lho , _ ":m~ :r,.Mr~~:" UW:.!i boon .,!.. Mn. RaY-.! E. ~~~~ . th ~-• yof.,etbn" • M ;,_ ton"' spabU 1..,. Clark, 1J1 Bollia.. Dr., lng e """"" 1'00111 t 111t , ra. ,,.mp • pu c '' ' 1 w Kuhn Y<lllnl! Tnller Federated' Oturch. Miss Genbeimer, visual educa- ~ Wlllllm' ~ -~<>I lho eroyin ., !Jon; Mrl. Daloy Juper, flower ,. ., Tht hymn, Cloee to Thee mlu'-·· Mro Will'·- •· - - Eurekt 8lor Rt., Morton Nal, ed lh meetlni Ill ed ·- · . -·· ~"r-- W I Star Rt Mn upeithn e '- M ~ o nw ance and misiono; Mrs. J>hU leatevr oo Rt 2 .B,ld . 1.1 V w prayer "' ro. "" H. Ew· Wlllia:r11011, ormed Hrvlcea; I arney, · we • er· lng, the president. The · report Mra. Rotlph c. Zundel, radio non Taylor, Rl. I Ew!JJpn, of lite nomtnaU.ng coflllllttee .~ tel 1 . . Mr J ph Mn. Martlui J. Juhlln1. Hart.,.. ev IIOD , S. Ole ford WV Mn G~·•- C I b Mr Robe W was II ven Y 1 • rt ar· Cool!, temperanea In e h u r e h • · 1 •• • ':-""" • ner and Offlcera elected were i!CboOis, and the ollicers, legia- WiiiOil, Rt. 2 Leon, W~ Va., Mrs. Ewln., president; Mra. lation Denver M. Thoma, Flaher St., T. T. Shtltoll, vice president; Mrs: Warner, Mrs. Hampton, Pofneroy, Mn. Hester WlliJa. Mrs. Allen Hampton, seerelory; and Mlso Genhelmer were nam- ams, Mulberry Ave., Ml" LucreUa Genllelmer, cor· ed as the committee to rill' out G~orge H. Durst, 1 Cave responding seeretary ; and Mn. the program guide. An article Pomeroy, Clellllld lllnea, Rt. Ellen Couch, treasurer. "The Convention Call," w a 1 Pomeroy, Mrs. Albert F. Wal· · read by Mrs. Ewing who urg· ton, .Rt. Recine, Mra. JTIalter Capelwru ' ed the membero to atlend the E. Dtllon, Rt. I ReedovUie, Mrs. Have Many Gueltl national WCTU convention to be :;~geo K~agerM~;..,. L 8· · held at the Chittenden Hotel, . ' , ., NEW HAVEN- Mr. IUid Mn, Columbus August 23-27. Rev. Citnt, At!hland, Ky4 and Mn. Walter Capehart of st. Joseph, Ralph c. Zundel, 8 guest, spoke Charles E. Dawson, Rt. 3, AsJI. 1 "';'-! = No big w}nter fuel:bills when you heat with Texaco· Fuel Chief..~ and use .our budgeJ ·1n a. . . . . . .11 tF1*a.weoc~ay,yCJIIgar , :~e=t=.:~":.J:fr~·. .wl'OIIli*r rll. ovwtbO.,.....widaBIIiala Jt.NoeU'l'Jiagcharget,litlwr. You'll enjoJ IRfe, depeadeble wennth alllrintllr klllg wi•l :cut being IIIIo ciW br bl& fuel biiJa·~ die 101!1 ......... YGUI' rs'N• • • bucitetpl•· ·MJIJ:elt. YCJUwill.tool ...;j ·FUll~ In Gallipolis Call 446-42U In Melga lo ,._n Counties Phone Pt. Plausanl 1583 Dutributed In Thi. .4reo By HEATING OIL CITY ICE tnd FUEL COMPANY POINT PLEASANT W're Coming Towards The End Of YIPPEE I /~ N~ni'::ma~~.!c·w~~trong a:.!~ :: ry Capehart, Mr. and Mra. Har· sented by Mrs. Lena Ave., old Capehart, Mr. and Mrs. whn also had the devotions ... Va., son, -3:45 P· m. D. Shane and 110n Kelly, ing as her topic "Malice To· Mrs. Richard 00;·~~~::1 Mr~. Thtlma Capehart, all of wafd None." An article, uvacaRt. % Cheshire, dl New Haven, Mr. and Mrs. tion," by Mrs. Hampton and 12:03 p. m. Wednesday . Wayne AbbOtt and children, prayer by the Rev. Zundel cloo· D. Rtdcliff, ~ l"'or· Tommie, Almeda and Jerry, of ed !he meeting. Ave., Jackson, 1011, 11 :12 Pt. Pleasant, Mr. and Mro. . m. Wednesday. Lawrence LeivlnJ and daughter · OFFERS BOOK Dbdlrp4 Karen and 1011, David of lndl· PT. PLEASANT _ The Pl. Patients reeontiy dlocharged ana. Also visiting at the home Pleasant Senior and Junior WoMrs. Robert JUJtlet, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cape- men's Clubs are olferlng for Mro. Wilbert Stoney, Mro. hart over the weekend were sale to the public, "A Banner In ole Barnett, Mra. Olho McNeal, Mr. and Mn. James Palinkas 'llle Hills," a widely acclaimEdna Harrison, CIU'I 11111and daughter, Patricia, Mra. ed book by George Ellis Moore. Ieben, Mrs. Llwrence Wilson J a m e 1 Anthony, Mr. IUid The book is an olricial historieol Infant son, Mra.Cirl Boy· Mrs. Wllllam Baker, Garry publication of West Virginia er and Infant daughfer, Mra. Cuder, all of Barberton, o.; Mr. dealing with the hlotory, back· Paul Sharp, Mrs. Gerald Rhea, and Mrs. Don McKnight IIJ1d ground and progreso of the Mrs. Hester Keetch, Mrs. C. children Ricky IIJ1d Jeflrey of stale R. White, Miss Janet Bates, PomeroY Mr and Mrs Wayne · Mrs. Erneot Merrill, Mrl. De~ Abbott ' and· lhildren. . TomLEAVE FOR TEXAS mar Garnes, Elmer Miller, Miss mie, Almeda and Jerry of Pt. M·Sgt. IUid Mrs. Wallace Pow· Marilyn Miller, John MiUor, Pleasant. Mrs. Blanche Cape· ers and children left this mornNorman Grueser, Ed· hart,Mr. and Mrs. Jock Cape- 1ng for tbetr home In El Paso, O'Dell, Mr•. Groct1 hart and 1011 Ronnie, all ol Tex., after 8 month visit with Mro. William Swisher, Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. Dale hill' parenl.l, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thoma• Scurloct, !iilkey of Gllllpolls; Mr. and on (>jesse, and olher relatives. l!pnecutter, Ttmmy Btrcua Ml'll. Willie Capehart and ohiJd. and Gregory W11111ley. re, Billie, Robin and Chris A~ PLAN FEfTIVAL Amoa1 Alllnl len of Columbuo; Mr. anti Mrs. MASON CITY .:.. The Vernon According to lho midnight r• Harold Capehart and son, Ke~ Star Dtutera 4-ll Club w I I 1 port or lhe nunlng department ly, Mr. and Mro. Buford Cape- hold an old fashion festival Sa~ those . ~lients whn were Ualad hart and son, Sheldon, Guy• urday, August 3rd, at theOid as fatr tneluded Mra. Eva Ma· vllle, Mr. end Mrs. Ed· Vernon School house between rie Beck, Mrs. EaiU! Plymale, die and son, w1yne, 5 and 10 p. m. (DST) . The pub- Mrs. Martha JuhUng, Do r r 'Ajew 11c Is 81110, Roy Mathias, Mrs. .Alexonder. a....ge Ill . .~:::I Lewis Staten, Ollie M Cleland Hines, William T. Por· ter, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Min Mayme Berridile, March I. Clark and William Hartun1. IN OUR a\ Sale RemoV MOVl MERCHAND\SE ICondal. A oquad of police ~ted the ll·yeor-old play &lrl,..,. the mob lnd hUJtled her late 1 lui · Chrlatlna had )Ill _.... lor a oecond lime on wlbiEsa stand at lhe vice trial of Dr. stepbett Word. 50-yOIU'-old playboy whole introductlott ollht rediWnd call prl in War Mini- John Profumo lid lo the uproar that neor· 11 toppled Prnne .Minilter Harold Macmllion'o pernmeat. Obvloualy· ohaken, Chriotine ad· mhted on the stand that Ward once took her 1o the p0liee and SWIMSUITS Brand ntw tlru for your car ·REDUCED·r e LADIES leg. 14.95 _ 8.00 Reg. 12.95 _ 8.00 Reg. I 0. 95 _ 7.00 .... 9.95 6.00 Reg. 8.95 5.00 6.95& 5.95 - 4.00 •• NOT SECONDS ALL-WEATHER.•42" . NOT RETREADS a95 ............ . ........... 3·T NYLONS WITH TUFSYN ('..oori y ~r '• new long ·mi lt>8gf' synthE'tic that give~~ the '"42" remarkabl t' r1ttrability! • •11) ... , , • " " ' tak Cll'ld oltl Tube!... Only $2 More No Money Do'Wft- Fr• Mounting - GOODJf a. PlliPif IIIE II liii C! 1.66 2.33 Reg. 1.98 Reg. 2.98 Reg. :l-98 Ret. 4.95 3.33 Reg. 6.95 5.00 2.99 eBovs eMENS 1.66 1.99 2.66 Reg. 1.39 - 1.00 Reg. 1.98 1.66 1.99 Reg. 2.98 IIACH TOWELS, King Siu, res. 1.98, 1.49 lEACH lAGS, ret· 2.98-1.99 _ 1.98-1.44 !Ill II 1111 - - Phono WY Nlt1 e Alu~lnum Sklllata - - - - - - e1 P1llo Set, fekllng tlbl• end 4 chelra, tJI.OO All •t•l whlta en-t e Mlrr.trt of mony al..._ e (1) 4xlshaut of gr- "Formlcl" __ $9.00 • Ylnyi-Atl:lattt Tll-&.lmltetl ttock. . Of you can UH 'Whol we ha,., nMko ua an of. hr). e btr1 Lauvee fer DIMI'' · e Letlclara 11111 Guerd Ltolla fer lunk Itch eExtre Bad itallo e Old Pump 01'1Jan, cll~n~~ntletl fer claunlng and repair and novw put back tOIIIh•r. . el Plaa 36" II!Uifl rof Pwo VInyl marlllo cleo lll'n. Would moko 1 nice tebl• top e Small and not 10 tmall placet of Corpll S....... Put lhulll ta;1ll:ar IIIII hlw 1 ,_.. worlc """' obe rug! •l'ei,rlc S.mplaa lfl111 fer 1Julltt) • .ChHI T~p~. llllh...ny, lltljlil, oalr ""ko 1 .,,.. ...... er dtak top e if th• ttlejlha~~e d-n·t atop rlngl"ll, I'll ..n ltlool . · • .1 Gaa 1'1-.r I'UI'neca ulad l"k u11cl price, but lt'a - · •Ill IS~ cUbic ft. N.Amon•" Ltufr.....alor. 11'1 <tU ~ . Hftr•~1 lull *"""t'h ,,..._, .,.,.. fer_'I,C!I cUINI, NEW, lteiult:r, SS,5.00 ~"'" lt. . buv- ECONOMY SAVINGS & . LOAN COMPANY 300 W. Sm en St.-WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy eCurtalnti Den't know wharo - got 'am, but they galla go! ell) New Del.uu Modii19Q Jrlgldtln ibftg.. damaged, no! bad, but If you 1re loolclng fer a real bargain ' " thlo $227 eSofe... $55.00 ~ _,.,. e4 pc. Turquol.. Sectional •==~=95 "SJIICII' Saver" Lan• Open 9 t9 5 Mon. lhru on JIHI Judll 1 dllmoad'a walue? t34.95 Tba t:ulll II IIIII JOU can'll Moet peopla 01 jWse 1 diamond 11J better 111111 lhor can Jlldse a f~ 0011 vaiH IJt 1 pei!ltlns- 'l'l:at'a why they oto)' $S9.00 eway ,_......ned "barsalaa"-chey bava beea ~ "''I oi!UDo 11ttt aafO!II way ~ buy a "blind" ~II br k1a rl., doe . _ - a of tho .Uer e Pull w Twin Sla Alloul - k'l •• dfeg • riDp we submit 111t followiJrc faCia: 'ftley are umed ti:e No. 1 jlllaloe"' at !aaut t " ' of every tan IJirla who have ..,. thlllllia s.iviDio!ID and other leading lllqar;LaeL 'flleJ ... flllly llllanllleed OD all dl01110~d q..Uty poltlll (OIIot. GUt, clarity and carat wolsl:t) . 1114 f110 latt!:ol Yllttl! by, .Arloarvad and 1>7 ua. · ~ell II Am11lca'a -ol honored rins mak,r, . ..-l.labed Ia 1110, fam- for ovor 100 years. ~ Ar:ca:wol priCao are oatiOIIIIJy adv~rt11~ at every 1\r~Oi'Vtd , •••i.. """' tho You•n have your choice of ·,. ..poJ: •l)llfa, oil an wjth .,lrUiy iiDt quollty dla- Ylllt Our U.W Dept. For Special Giveaway Prices! net ... u..-.try. ·- ' "AIR<O.NDITIONID" . - . , , 0. ,..II it. .. M1111411.,.,., '·~ - ao•SOII'S •I 1 3 FLOORS OF EXCITING SAVINGS! DEEP CUT PRICES TH.E SALE THE WHOLE VALLEY LOOKS FOR e FIRST FLOOR SAVINGS e2nd Floor SAVINGS WOMENS DRESSES PRICED TO CLEAR 1 FINAL CLEARANCE! CHILDRENS WEAR to sAV E DRESSES - Toddler• Teena Boys' and Girl s' SPORTSWEAR SWIMWEAR Little Boys' SUITS, and SHORT.SETS Girls' C~ OA:=:TS~~~----:"~~!> Boys' SPRING SUITS and~LACKS PJRST FLOOR SAVJNGS FOUN. !.lATIONS- PLAYUX GJRDLIS, PANTY GIRDLI$ Your choice of any Playtex Jirdle ur panty girdle whil e the last , none restor ved , all to go on t his 11.le. Hundredl of women 's better dreues includ ina all Spr in g and Sum· 111er lt)'lH, sizea lor Petites, Juniors, Mi&sy and Half ·sizes, VIIIUrK formerly N .89 to f2D .OO, all air.ed. and pri red for easy "-UI ~ • $8 ~el ection . Last . ........... . ~ J 'I' I I Little Girls' SEPARATES /a, V2 &More MORE ,AMOUI IIIANO GIIIDLII, PANTY GIIIDLII & IIIAI Discontinued numbers froao - belt branded Hne. ol foundltlo-. Values formerly \0 tt.O.II . . . . . t.u dear. l Price l Off LINGERIE & SI!EPWEAR Brok• n lob , limited groupa , diaoontinued ltyles and numbers from SPRING COATS · & SUITS e Formals e Blazer Jackets e Fritzi Jackets PRICE eSWIM SUITS e BEACH TOWELS e lEACH BAGS e BEACH TOWEL SETS e TERRY QOTH ROBES eSWIM CAPS Va to V2 OFF SPORTSWEAR, shorts, slacks, 1hort-tetl, •kirl8. blouses. knit shirts, plUJ oddt 1: end from aU departmenta offered to clear at reduction•. OFF Va to CLEARANCE PRJCES ON ROBES, RAINCOATS, JACKETS SIZES, LIMITED & SlJB.TEEN WEARABLES. BROKEN GROUPS, JIUY & SAVE NOW. -.!th!JIIIlar. Co!ten Mettnm:. - - - - -- eSIY• en T~ lMwpe from $1.00 up ·Baker ·FMrJ1i. t u . 9 'llurday 25 Mu~ ajn gwt"lr, Hollywood Vassar et te. Schrank, Miu Elaine and. otha. lele« your bargain s at only ! To l off HANDBAGS & BELTS All remaining Summer handbags & belts Choice ~ price COSTUME JEWELRY Very ni r• assortment of costume jewelry, valuea $1.00 111 'lD.OG. your choit•e while it la1t1. !faU l price (plus federal tax) WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S SHOES e Regrouped, Repriced For FINAL QEARANa Still hundredll of pairs of fine Miracle Tread , Ki-Yak •nd AI'JTIIiGe IK' women, all former ly 1ellina: $7.fi0 to $12.98 a pair oew io thla6aa1MU. -'r $6 $8 WOMEN'S SHOES ODDS I ENDS 1·2 PAIRS OF A KINO $2 -Q ALL REMAINING ITALIAN SANDALS NOW $3 anc1 $4 100 PAIRS 0 CHILDREN'S SHOES $2 fa Brokan Llmillld Groupo, All Sal11 Fi""l Ne lxchq. No Rofunclt. a...: 51-. FABRIC CLEARANCE SAVE DOLLARS ON BEnER YARD GOODS NOW GROUP 1 e1 onlt 41" al• hrta' Poaturo MeHreu. 111111. $79.95 S.l• .....00 .. I ""''I Maternity Wear ! off Maternity Swim Suits l off es Only oolld maple Chalra- $49.00 fot· all I R111ularly $20 auch •Odd• and ando of Dining Room Chalra, Y2 prlc• I medley. TO FIRST 500 Customers 539.00 e 1 only Sollcl Mapl• Corner Chaot RN• $49.95 ••I FREE Shopping BAGS $168.00 el group Lounp Chalra Val- to $79.00 SHII TS I I -ld'• . el Rug. $369.00 liallan Provincial Sofa_ $185 ', , .•• .4. .............. , RIZER 01( COMPANY Home Owned I! Operoted You'll Like Our S.rvlco e Vary .,.cit! buYt en Nttionally Allvertllad Luggage e Ail ldllda of l'lrepl•ce Fbctv,., SAVI NOW eGIRLS Res. 1.98 Reg. 2.98 .... 3.98 eA-Bed-ln-Aoehiii-Y•u mu.t - thlal Lllll· $19.00 - - - - -- - $f9.50 ·eAdmlnl T.V. Seta at tha Beet Valuea lvor Offeretll lho tilylng Chr'·tin 0 looked --..-• ! . . I 51 f-. *1 ll!li. • 1 NEW HAVEN. Conn. CUPII - dl<.iil't- to ............ ,. ~~Q VISIT IN MICHIGAN lor tbo aulojp'aph oeekero lhat Mr. and Mra. Chlrlet E. I 1.,.ph p, Tlentoy, eo • ..,. of tho tho 1 • , . have followod her since Prolumo Bl •·-I · d """te p t kl'1 •--•i. ~ ,_ ·~ •uit h'11 pOSt w·th d . ' a... ee and a,..., n , a . , wor .._,... lprlll~ m 1 • an • milliOn ricia and JeMifer spent the · 1920'o, hao been oppointed to tho · Gl an ol!air with her. !lUI the weekend II St. John'o, Michi· l staff of lho offlCO admioolono II heady wme of notortety ouddenly gan While there thty attended I Yale Univenlty. A noUn of Now wont flat when the mood of lhe the . celebration of the 119th lHavoa, Tltrnoy lirob tho a-tlfull I. 1!111 ettl crowd changed from good-?alured birthday or Mr. Blakeslee's fa- record ror 500 yards In IllS, J ~U curlOitty to outri&ht hoouhty. •ther. Jennifer is staying the a member of a 11211 reloy tum IIMI flllltlh!lll SUrprioed pOllee locked armo •• [week with relatives at St. which broke the world'• the erowd preooed !orword. Jee~·, John's . relay ,...,...., ond portlclpatod In C OMil . • ing and booing. A couple of tho Olymplel. came flying toward Christine, and SET VESPER SERVICE one of them splattered on a news· There will be a vesper serv) '" sponsored by the 4-H cluba Low -uol;f C' 1 ; a paper pltotographer. The other ice August 2 at 8 p. m. 11 the iof lbe Chester area. The public -..,., WY .,._ otruck a policeman on tlte arm. Cheater Methodist church, in Is Invited. - DAVIS • SHULER'S SEMI • ANNUAL STORE WIDE When etlleiJIHCr ~ catclt YOII short, tHe a short cut to .a boi1$11Ced bWget. See us about a pn>mpt, privata cell! Ioiii. P n tor liMe? Telephone first-ltten stop in. $59.00 li::: :0 · ••••'t ..,... to .....,. •.., e(l) 110 V. "Monitor• Cloth• Dryw Rug. 1109.00 A..!:" STARTS TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 A• M• · Dowsons Have Returned From Vacation Tour e Ltound Charry Dining Ltoem Tabl• end 4 chalra $131 ~ .:._.:._..:.::...::.::..::..::.::..!..:.::.::.::.::::..:.::.::::..:..!..:.::.::::::..::_:::_:::::..::.:::-=:= ::_::::...::.::::::.._::=.:.:::._.:.:..;:::...::::.::::::..______..!!!!..!!!!!!..!!!i!!ILJ peCES SLASHED TO B•ker'• .4.re ltloviHfl. • • • • • au .,. uaore ..... .,• ....,. te •••••• ...... herr• proofI '::1 =.:-:...I~••=~~ en.• 1 Mo., visited his brother and on ·the lncraslng propaganda land, Ky. slsler·ln·law this PQl week. of .alcnhollc beverag.. on lllrllto They attended a basket dinner and television. Mrs. Clelus L. Harder, Blk4M CUPit-lllo ond rollod up Ito wiDclmro. AI tbo Browl!l worUd oe two plaJt IIMIIIo . , eedl plq liJj lpld away Clorillilll'l W-oy In IIIII . . ~ foo. could b e - -IDe thraup aad ""' P I 1o ... Colllar - Joe - - the rur window II tbo IWted 1lfl!lliDc tbo ployo ,..,. lld'o PI I • - If ..... • IIi ClJPu:!. Shortly aftao Clu10iilo teotifoed -er•l r.tn rll • · - . ... IIYl . • ::;.., ~ ~.....:,._ • ...._ runnln• around with colored ~..P the ,._ut:ao nollll llo - in Mudl tinJ>b'l!li• •• liv• in hal . _ - '1 ' .~• ... _ ..,_,. • the t · 1 of W rd who 1o accuoed blocking ond- ~ ond .... a I t sl' .........._ ond burled two egp at hor. too!Jy from tho Wootlndloo. of off 1 ••-i•- of....,... ,..ch Blantoo ca111er BplaiDocl loot ,.-.• when lht left Old Bailey Coart 'l'llno BNtlle . g --..,. _ _. . after teat'~"~ In Brlllin'o ... , ht left I litotes. 'llle del.... tbe11 •!'<"""· 'l'llo • w wa1to4 . . . . . , ..~ AI I the oourt ofl<r 1ft. IPRINTI INTO ~ ' "" . WOMEN'S DAYTIME COnON DRESSES Your cbolce of any nmlainiq Summer eotton trom our line. of "Bill Slmma," "Molly Goldbeq," "Hattie Leed&' and o~hen re1ularly $3.98 and $11.111 eoch. Buy durintl tbe biJ S.~I-Annual Sale ot $2.77 and $3.77 SI'ONOY. 'ATIGUI MATS NJet IJte Sponlf fe.tltue m1t1 for ftii'J' work area, aoft and eaay on the leot Wllllil wortinc or plaJinJ. llagu....!.It value. 66c: ~Dalit YliMt W!>I\'!I,YOII" OM lrtllt foraY.,. . , r,.. • · YCMl m ,tlwaYt ,...~ 1,''! , ""' "' .. . · · . i Q9 .5sl~!· J~we,r)!.: St~ttt. r,m,.y •. CoUd Jt,j GROUP 2 ton utina, sailcloths, dr ip ·dri broadcloths, .,.KIIII ~·N '• LL .. ,...,....._........,...__.. ·~ ~ ];. ' .' ·~ Jeenu~en . formerly sellini to $ 1. 49 and mor• now on aale 1t only and otben. nc ytl, •. ~AlL S~f'Fj"AL ;. , '• \Nf9~TS T.C_J,,_/"_! II ........... . -... .......__ ~-'-··· ~., vu- GIIOUP 3 Sprina aad ,,.. • 11M of rayon hnena, fortrels. arnel§ , satins, skirtinli! and other fa.brtel, Vlhlll formerly sellinc to $1.1}8 a yard ad up now on Nle et only f11 yl. This eroup includes fabrics from our very belt STORE • BOYS' SLACKS For Back-To-School Wear I Fine group of boy• 1lackl, juat rieht for Baclt To Srhool wnr and riiM from our recular stock, formerly to S4.91 now offerfd while thtr Jill. 52.77 NANII 11111'1, T.SHIIITI, ATHI.ITIC INIIITI & IOUII IHOIITI Cl"lllt; out all N- U - - r . Whllo II 1- ···---------· ~ ·OJIP !C. WOMEN'S & CHILDIIIN'I STOIIM IOOTI _-----···-····--- MJ. .. From our hnes of Goodrieb or Hood Snowboote for womea or •uta Buy now for Back To S.hool and Sovo It tile Nflllar pn... twi$0N'S DISH QOllt$ ·~ v.-. 'Illi1 group of betl f'r fabri es indudes closeout. from eur bHt 1m. el. - . e DOWNSTAIRS "\' folf•oq,nr , . ,',· L.lst call fo r thes• Spring 1nd Summer fabri cs includinl hundred~ .t , ... sheers, dr ip-dri cotlont, cotton tatinJ IRd printed broaclclotJ:w. regularly 79c to $1 .00 a yard now 57c .,~. Of �; -. . ..---- .. .. .w-. . .--,... . . . .. •o •• ~ . .. 1/ ' • ' ' .I r,•, ·" Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? Want Ads Can Sell .It Too ----FO·a"SA=L~E""-1-Bu-siNEss sERVIces 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 25, 1963 cIa ssif i ed1 ----...;..FO~R~SA~LE s___ _•_1·~-SAVING DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN! Ads Get Results. Youo.tThem "SHOR'l' 'lN WATER," Free at Landmark ing WY .U%1S for a ==-=_;..for __ 16 oz. the way. li:OO P M '4 ' M nn o1 ~ • t' u t:lura""" ""'' ' " ' ro,. ~QIIn o ~· 61' 'II ' M.nnlla) L l\NLEl.LATIUNS <.:UtlRE4 "fiUNS Will lite •e •·~V ""'"' ' "' •In "" ~nil • , ... , " ~»• r>h ..ar t. ,., If Rt:UULA fiUNS l"bo jwnusn<r• ......rv... .. .. n (lll "' •11,, ,. c••··· · '"' . ,. ·~~. . ..<1 0 11 1 ..-,,or•uJI! l!:r-"r' .nou,, "" re,....... .,ll •mm"d"' 'P I' n. e -.>D b ••.m... w•ll " '" .... •upon~ti'U• In• I' 13e> td lno"'!l"' o Cento Of!> "'cut.l v• ~ t~lrkwood Wagon . ·-..t.ono. 0 fHA •'IIK.ti (» •II wnf(l ~J wnnl IU . ~ - l Or .-mol mum lll:ad • • 1<1h ·on lo 1")1\;o.,ar •lt• o uhll ..... -tflll "•1 tl<tiTa OFF1CI! HOU KS S:!V ~ S at u rd:H II •.< II J l' .>·1• 'M • '• " ·~ 10"11' ol(l n""" IT' S SO EASY TO PLAti. A RES" '\ I PRutlt lCING WA.N1 .W i'HONE WY 2 -2157 $1588 '61 Opel $ 1095 2 door. One careful local owner. Low mileage. 4 cyl. econom y I BJaeffnars V..S motor, auto. trans.• power steering 1 Brl Ai r 2 Door. Local owner. Low milPa_ g<'. 6 cyl .. PowPrJ!Iide 11·ans . Spotlf's.<; clf'nn ;nferior, all good tirf's, bla ck finis h . acres ) fenced for sheep. Adequate barn, water, and decent house with bath . Prefer S.E. Meigs County but will consider all inquiries. T.Hanning, Rt. 1, Guysville, Ohio. 7 23 3tc 2 Door 6 C'YI. Std. trans. Ivory and coral fini sh. clean interior, new wh itewall tires, radio and heater. A real buy . PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR . 1955 MERCURY A eomplete tuning to Un iver·, 1957 PACKARD sal Standard Pilch $IS. Ca ll 4 Door _ _ $49 Conv. $195 WY 2-2065 or \\Til.e: Larr)' I Tracy, 307 Wetzga ll St .. Pnm- j l951 CHEVROLET 1955 FORD eroy. Will be available on ly 12 Door ~ _ ·-- $49 2 Door $149 FOR RENT until Sept. 1. 7 23 61 p · FURNISHED apartmenii' ::.--;Two=. ~oundand s,J... re-da nce, Pn 1951 PONTIAC 1955 PLYMOUTH 4 roon1. I five room ~ ·urn•sll· da y night's beg inning 9 P m. Coupe $99 VB- 4 Door _ $149 ed and unfurnistld. P h o o e WY Z.Zii57. i'>7·1f< EDT. a1 the Masooene. son, w. Va. Caller Whltey . S SA E MORE THREE and MU1 room furnish Beegle. Music by El R.n ncho ; YE • V ed and unfurnished apart. 7 22 6Lp 1 Band. "u<IJ• AT menla. WY ~ -1 ••~ •o tic INTERIOR AII:D Exl erior Ma·1 house painting and roof w<>rk. : Reasonable rates, $1 .00 per · hour. Phone Vi 3-27110. 7 20 Stp WEIGHT <af~tY w II p0MER0y M0T0R co.• ® h LJ(I~ X -A ' DI ETl n~w name~ sa me fur- 1 VI\. DI AUA.X llurmerl\ rnufa Only Y8c at S ta r k 1 Drugs 6-tti·"'' P. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 7 23 6tc night . @"- SIX ROOM House on Rulland Street, Middleport. Phone WV 2-3751. 7 2!l 3tc . _ _ . o,;;-- APARTMENT on Mecbanlc Street, S rooms, bath and laundry privileges. Utilities paid. See Ewing's Store Phone WY 2--2660. VI\. Two bedroom ------~ · ~ZiiliO. tennis---~. ...... C:l•' er::.;!;: ° 43 od Sto~e. lik~ l.arl Graaer, PlambJnc :::~!.: ~imAll J~~';:D of.: Pd "S:w~~:~:Reasonable Ratet 6 1 CaJl WY z.z!l71 Da1 or Nlgbl ~=======7=26=U=c LEGAL NOnCE 7 1li 301C - MIIOI couNTY, ONio- 1 ....____ fREE · G• ! .. IMr f4ll1fr, Pln~'<lr 8eeb ow. -"'"""' "I reaU10 tll•l ail my prof.,. ''llul ,...,, ·· ~ 11. Artto!to otvtrtu lllw~yo around at home, slnglng doncing klgether. lhe qood teach 1110 IIOniiJ 1111 lire school wheo I WBI a Utue llll'r ... t l.iZfl ghar., an apartment a girl friend In New York wheN oho hopes her dNU!IItUel pel musical experienON WUl to a Pr<Mdwa7 sltow. 'Tm ~~ ustd It! bltm! qt)' own," she IBid. ''I've been traveling llld I!Olnl away ~bool aU my ltft. l even spent a year i &\endiiJI scflool ip P<llrla. dicla't like ~ very much. faril ... l1t a YWY lglllly lilly· ''1'111 •toying with molller })ere until this show I! completed. 11. Cl\lolloopl!lt ·~<II· wtddbt• ~~~. eap 17. 011yteldlJ\1 driiJed well, ~nd septic tank. ~~~o";,e~ta.o~~·~:~r~~. ~~!~'~os:~!~t~~ La II 1oc ted State and 79 unb off South end at F.a•t 00 rge 0 • a oar-half of southwnt on.. rourth of Route 124 belOW .Racine Sertlon 3.2 , Town 3. and R1nre . ' With ••ld 13. Tho land brreby .:on\·ey•d eonview of th.: OhJO Rtver. A t11tn1n1 the E..t one·halr or th e bu "'IIOO Southwe.t ne-fourth uf ..,d Se<"tinn Y a 1 ...,, ·110 · 3:1, I••• ,5.3& •ere•. RENTAL _ 4 • room frame Ri:I>'ERENCE DEED, Vol. 1115, P••• . ]tl;j , Du d Hewrd• Meli $ Co•mly, house wtth bath, gas heat- ohio. . C · tl I ted · Tmn• "' SaJf, Caah for not .Jea then mg. onvemen Y oca m two-thirds or thO!' ~pprat•ed Yalu<!'. Pomeroy small Properlyc.appra!M!d ., tnOO.OO . . · SuJ'table . ror h A . ROBERT ltAHTENBACH 1 family, J30.00 a mont . vat · ~:!~~~~~.:FaM:~:,couNn , OHIO able August 1. ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF WANTED _ 3 • bedroom home 1n 1a, 25l •8, 1, 8 , 15, !Ito: , in Pomeroy or Middleport. LEGAL NOI'ICE Not to exceed $10,000.00. Notice is taereby given that Should have b roOms and de- on Friday, August 2, at the cent lot. hour of 10 a. m., the undersign· C. C, CVCKLER, REALTOR ed will offer for sale at public PHONE WY W830 auction to the highest bidder ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN for cash in hand at the BlaeU. PHONE WY 2-1!11 nar Auto Cempany, Pomeroy, 7 23 3tc the following described automo-FOR SALE _ 5 room house bile to wit: in Welchtown. Call WY 2- 1 - 1957 Buick, 4 door hard· 6062 after 1 p. m. top , mode) 75, serial number 7 2'l 6tp 7D 111 7887. FOR SALE - - -Ii - Dated thil 20th day of July, 3in Moom ~ 1963. 011 cb<lltlerne~~- SP ::areas Blaetbtar Auto Comp'"Y 008 · can- RJ Sch Mor (7) 22, 2$, 29, 3tc contact r1 . warz, ason, W. Va. ~S~C_JdAa ·_t~L ,. . &ttu!lo ~;.. , ,JUl. y ZS Rock Sprlnjrs Grange w J II meet Turstlay at 8 p. m. Vir· gjl AlkiD.!I, county deputy, will conduct lhe •nnual Inspection. Refreshmenta will · be 8ei'Ved. All membel'll are ·urged to at- ted . , .... ....... ;1, _ __. =: ANSWER MAN HOGG& ZUSPAN ..._,. Materials Co. · fl'amM IPSANIWE~ IIAtl '' • u.ronwo = ...... ~ Uon .....-". "·-1101 II.Po.m. f4.Qtrr~ ~likl\lme ~tQCIV. te.~um: II. C. OIL ll.lgr.... SI. Hence, O, !rl,.\ ll<ohful 811. 'I'MIIlM IIOiioo&l go4 II. Excl~L~Q&<o lion IJ' KINI at. Froua Wll\to .._ ~Ot'Oi t .JJ:f'.~ He'!':i ··· ~·to qone! We'Vf' qot "'' The Qgatrt~ .a. wltcb to oo this our~lve~ ~ 1t me dl'tVE!r<! here ca:1t hano le f-1er, "'.II., at ca1 do? ts. Peu- RORY2N AXZE HJD DSKG .tl'fDLaA'AXII LOIIOJ'IlLLOIV '"'"IIi• lo- .... "YLK """"',_ EXCK AXDB Wl~fXK~ HJZL PICK TRAC:Y ~DYL~ ; ~H By CHISTIIII GOULD MJZ DlZTSXHR SYHO~ ~~T~~ ~ p ..........,.. C'J9Mftuet.ez TO KNOW. HOW TO SAY W!{AT O'l'ltlllR Pll()PLE QNI,T TIIINK ~ WIU'i' 11<14K"' Willi POII'l'll.-<:HARLES f:110 5lin (lq News f ·iiii 8t!;!'ed Hearl ' I' $7.40 ' Nor. 14. Exow.,.. One letter olmpty otao1t1t for ..,.u..r, ta A. for~ th .... i.r'f, X tor the two 0 11. M.G. SL'\fle Jetten, -.pc~~~­ trophtu, the leactJa and forma*lon tl th• wordl ..,. tU IUAl& lla.ch daf tiM CPde lettel'll are &IW'erenL bel~ ~rofce lon't thf end of everythinc, 1111t II: d4Mn't 1tart anfthlnc tiUitr!" WJEH RADIO lltllll'f tbra l'ritll)' IIIlO Oil , ,. MUI!cal Clocll 7tll0 New' 7'18 lfMIIPI ~ 71,a No"' Headlines 71110 Musical Clock ro411 ·The LUeUne l rflll Ol>lo Valley NOWI l 1flli Worlti & Ohlo NtQ ltiO Sporll Today 111& PiotuN ltll Musfcal Clock l !lll Community Nm 1100 Latcbatrlnfl w.- U 1 ~ Worltj Na"' ·•. i ~,- lQ,~IItlt to lllllt llfnl' ~ phMUDb •43.•.lfll~~~-­ :ru!:~oo ...... .... PIIAI. DAU.'l' Oal'J"l''QIJOTE - a-•• hew ...... M: f••cepl Friday: Church 1'' ~i"'"'" . . ...IJe ....... ="' U11S Morulnll Melqdlu ', ' I . Broodot ~ 7:1111 BretkfaSI Piirty t : l6 Jones Buick Show ",loyd 'hT~~ -~yal wilv.~~h· Cia,. ~· _oft 11\a.on W•·. lll\ . '"·m ,. '" ' . ~' -.pnr , r· Jl'(' o · 'rl."' 7 l3 30ip I. . bav;"l an }fldo\lr pi<.~ !II"" ' --oi-+~·.,.~'~'i"'_____..... . ~--.. 1 ~ t7. Rook 48. J§ruea: !01" Ntu ) .· Phono SP , ~·54 JIO. Ilf:~ ,.,,...,...., - Itt& hmiiJ 1'/onbip Hour 10100-MaOOII Couoty N•WI IOtOII M Of IIIt '!'11liD J :ze, P.l. a.nl - - I 11110 PtJbUc Swv1tJt frOm our BPS ~ .. Bl~l'"' mJIU nuDAY ~reG~ All the magic ~ -fur wiJCXl of modern gr ooWett ftoott; paint chemistry Get JllllntlRJ help ..... :14. 1/po WMPO Radio •==----=======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'1 SUBURBAN _ 6-room frame :'~e;~~· 0 if.:.d c~~n~~ 6~.0= h 'th b th d f contillnln• 22.36 acre•. orne Wt a an gas ur- Lot No. :a: Bo>~n1 :u acre• off th• nace heating fuU basement, South fnd of u.w F.a.t on<!'-nalt of tlnp 21. Abyq 1(1, fltrtllerod, I •-------....1 :9 31H >wolo '· Klpl!A( tree ;,. fllllhod "av.AJD · Pt,.,..l .. ••I I abpr. """' ••· rroo1• m......,.. ll. 'h tum 11. GARDEN PA1CM 19. BUI'Qu 1. Dltol!!t . poled fiOT A OUT 'IONQER IN MY 18. Hec- 21....pott,J ottyJ Jolh.. Fr. T, Wurtt.emll. Gam"'f berg ... 18. ....... 1tona11nd periODiil Ufe JIU never bll able 1o bo rllao-.led with IJ\1 rnetft81'," she 11id. 111 really wpukht't Will'& ta bll. ''I guess someday I'd Uko It! bo IJillught o1 111 JJza Minnelli wbo ~·ppetla to bo Judy !lllrland'o ttaughter, but who also happens to ._ Lila Mlnnelll." But mothe11's more Uke an The dark·hpi>ed ~irl late..upl· !Isler or a good friollll tban !d her itl8rrlnJ rolf PI •• of!· 111other. It'• more fup thtt way. IJrnadW"f produotign Ill "U@ol " Yet, w~ I "'" hif odvlc: JtiOI rnatd" lo )IliA ber 'llflther or help, mother's always there. for tbelr frr&t 4Jll·flo4&1'1 profes. . . !!foal . appell'••co to~her . And Two 11. i . preoidants Wire ~udY lt!t• all bul turned the Jhow married in Landon, i:~&llllll to her daugilt,;, John Quincy .\dams ]llld TheoA fuU orchestra in tho CBS dore Roosevelt (oecond ntar· 11Udio otruck vp a medley of rlage). ...;.._,. ,.,......, - . ~ ·- II. r. •lllUta •~~u. t1oa 12. Arab I FOREMAN & ABBOTT ..wv"Str2oet2,;. POIIII-Thlandoma1, for~-~ Cod n,l•ct ·."":'"'14 • or · 7 :10 tfc -~~" VIncent MlnnellJ, far more t¥n 1~0 d'!fl Jttd7. Bho - · bow· owr, pomes Mr mollter'o ol~•lvt, wtif·llkt qualJty ~fecllonate and wanting .Vf<'i 111uob to be accepted on bor own, Lila onowon q-... 10l'iouoly gd after careful thought. II•" lhetland iMQR~ MINT 0' II'ONIY ' - ~ . . . . . . . . . 8p4i&a\t, Iae.) • Formica Top • Calling nle ePanellng eStorm Doors eAwninp z..z.w REAl ESTATE and TIO .. wl\11 rm really lllll'Prioed at,bow .much l!llortllOUI 1tm1D - · lilt If •• It ~111blll lttrJ. II J kind gehantlna. lloppy .......,. wbo well, opooky. l.lu 11 o l]lendw Jllrl oll7 u ..... L~ Tile "';::..., ~:~~ft'J ·1:::::... .. 818 ~.:.:A! eroy; _nwuc - -· .-.. ,.,_b. ........... .... I OAIL Y CROSSWORD ~ • Kitchen Cabin.,. tfc and bastneu lletd." Pboae WY _ _:.::;::,_..::.;:..._::.::=:,__ _ • See Us For Your Remodeling N..U Bud Simpson, Agents. Beatblg Mlner,.illo, llldo End veur oewer trouhl• i Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-II!Se, ••I ,PI'*· I FEEDS - --- Whirlpool Electric ITerms: Cash .. Not responsible 11100 -Gallcmwater tenk fiS .oO, . 7 22 8tp I S£>t of General Dual 90 s3fe- 1 new, fully autom~ tic witt! for acc1denbl . Sale Conduct· 1 lift type 5 foot bush hog FOR SALE. 108% acres. 9 tv tire~ 750 x 14 two o::now 1 b .1 nd t :...1 ed by: Bradford Auction Co., brush euUer HR. 00 or room house, 30 head cattle, ra wrue Th oven. C. C. Bradford, Auctwneer, · ~A ~ h..... •10 0110 WY 2tires 750 x 14. Phone WY 2- 1 Er01 er11 a exd" would . consider ......,.. tr3dlDR' for a IR:'IIQ• ..,s, • , . 287 4 f 5 xce ent con JtJOn. ree Crltt Bradford Manager . 6020. 7 20 6tp months old Eleclrolu• Vac' ' .3tc Pl~l type. R. G. Pickett, R. a ler p. m. 7 22 7 24 Jtp uum cleaner wtth all attachD. I, Pomeroy, Ohio. FOR SALE by owner, 3 tJed. 1961 Triumph Tiger Cub Motor. ments plus waxer, polisher, COAL good cleaa luinp 3 1 -:-5 7 20 Me room home, large eorner lot, cycle. 1295.1111. Phune WY Z. floor scrubber and shampoo. egg' no 'slack Re-..;reened BUSINESS SERVICES In SU~f Run, fomerov ~ew. 8140. 7 24 61p , er. Can finance. Small pay: stok~r-oil trea~ at mine ·or , ly remnde1ed. WY 2·31!13 a ~ · ''S, holf ,,;;;oers lop menll. Contact Mrs. Oorolhy delivered. ~umtl'or price no1r Hii:~'D!J'iG,: Plumbing. Mueller , __7·!6-lfc crop. Furnist, own container Schwab, Maaoo, W. Va. Ph. on. Jacoba Coal Co.,_R. 0 t. -· I'Lirnices. ~ld Brothers, l"r"''t'ge Prall . re&ldence m Rut- WY 2-3469, or · WY 2-2437 . -0"11114," .. ltMIIf ...... oludJo tape, ~ ""'" .., 1171 U. IIIn•lll, . " "" · Judy Otr!W'• doqhtoo. • Allor tht ~ Uu n,. 000- . . . I rthoanll ~~~~~ bull IIIIo 1110 · }jfoQ io ltlr I!IIIMt'l !ello "I . . . I _.. llkl , 111,. iillow tltM•toa _. falll wttet 1 IIlii. 1!111 1 doil't .. Ill ~1o1Gb - IIIII Ioiii IIIII IIIII do II," lilt !lld. "II WI 4Pot Ia a .-.rUbla R!9lhtr "SomOiimel wben my IJid dauahlfr lfl, YIIM>I 111 1 ·' -II or oomelhiog - MASTER MIX .and MASTER MAD_! I " "'' pH 11.1< h• • Clarence _773-5282. 7 II 6'tc fro!fitt, Portland, VI J-2254. 16 ft. Refrigerator. Call WY S. 7 z; 8tc I 6437, 7' 23 3tp tribute toward the complelloll of the tables u weD u any - . project at the part. Mr. Salford appointed board member!. Woodrow Maco IJid F.arl Deal to mVOIUgate lht cost and poseiblllty oi C<JII8Iruo. tion of a swimming pool In the :-... In~ park. John Devault Wlllppo ed to investigate tbe cost of small row boata and I bOal pier lor use on the park lab. Mayor Virgil Siders Will ask· ed to secure the services of Pt. Pleasant HJgh School athletle direetor Robert HortoD W i.-ad •~ a committee lor the pur. pose of design and placement ol u-sketbaU and "" ~~ The installation of a miniature goH course at the park Wll en. cussed and Mr. Safford vo~ow• teered to )ook into the feaslblJ. lly of such a factlily. The park board will meet again next Tuesday evening. •.c:.-.~':;,L1 ~:: IONI c:o., HOUSE FOR SALE in Porn- '" 0111• c..,.,.,,tlon, Pl•lnlltt, eroy, 5 rooms and bath , with n. $7 each, WY 2-22.04. 7 25 stc TROY IUTCHII, •t •1, eStorm Windows o.ttnd.,.tt 7 18 6tc <lN'E s~ room house P~tes basement, Mulberry Ave., a· NOTIU oF ••u I ,.., --" cros11 fr~ new schoo1. Pllone NERVOUS? Can't sleep? TrY Terrace. Phone Pl Pleasant WY 2-$! 7 23 3tc .u!:':a~~~~~tCo:t ~drro:~o~·~;~.: ~DMATES new tl·me-released Slee~Wel lSlB-J after 5 p.m. or Melra c ount>·· Ohlo, 1 will pfft>r for the , <tn capsule Onl 98 at t'Stark ·~ mh aale d•' ato1 Public Autuil,Auttlon at Irl:I)O 1983 S. 'I C 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln o'clock A. M. at the Court Rou<~e of Drugs. 6-~30tp Hei ghls, Phone WY 2-3874. ,L..I111• LJLJ~'tt uld coonty, 1n the vma1e or Pom1 ~~-~~ eroy, the l<lllow1111 dnerlbed ri!AI 11 .,RIC#U.0. ED CLOTHING bargams. · 7 11 30tp e~t1te: WY 2-5321 Tbe rouowln• real uta-. dtuated Women 's dre.sses 25·50 cents, , NICELY Furnt'sbed • room -an--d In the county of Melt~•, state " Ohl11, .. POMEROY _ 6 . room, 2 story and In the Township of Bedford . oe. N. 2nd Avo, Mlckfleport, 0. Men 's and Boys' pants and bath apartment. Middleport. lllllouted 1n S•ctlon N"o. ll. Town a. L - - - - - - - - - sh irts 25-50 cents. Men's shoes Phone WY 2-3874. frame tlome With bath, R•n•e 13 of the t heut' nd fhot I) chase, belnt th• Ohio E.. t C<ITAPIM''' one-h1 1f of Pur· the and hats. Smith's Clothmg · 7 11 lfc wa er a, uon soul.hwe.t ona-tourtb or ..ld Sll<"llon basement. "mg, Nicelyvera located No . 32, Towa 3, Raa•• 13. uv<!' and • Store. Open 7 days a week - - e~reept the two followlnl lat. of ,,n.;, · ~ DUPLEX furnished apart- one of our best streets...,,Only wld Lot No. 1: Belnt the lot ar l•nd Letart Falls, Oh1o. 7-15-30tp ment al ,.;., S Znd Mt""le- flO 1100 00 W ld by s.~~mu•l llla,-bu h •nd hl• 1 1 11110 _ . _ - -- - - ·"av uu , · · OU COS ....,, wlf• to John C. Moler by 1erd d•ted 21 " General Eleclric TV- $40. port. Call in evening. WY z. to build today, NoY. u. 1883, and re<"ord.e.:~ w Vol. July- 26 from 8 to 11 p . m. on !N THE L~ST two w~eks we Coal Stree t between North have rece1ved some mce trade Second and 1\ ort h Thir d. :MI'd• ins. Three used Jiving room · • J' D 0 o· dleport. Music ~,y 1m ur- .suites - $25 each~ ne tn· hRm . Sponso red by Barnette's · ette set. $25 ; One dining room Home Restamant and Pizza suite , $25, Real Nice. One Ph ne 1\'Y 2 99~ti Sh 1 ed he 1 $8 One used op . 0 •· · · US C S • · 7 25 2tc bedroom suite ~J9 One Ser • < vel gas refrig~rator , like• ~9 ·9'"· 0 ne HOt p om ·l AUTO SALES new, .., refrigerator $49 94 One Frig • · · • 1952 Nash, good tires. in run- idaire refrigerator, $89.95. ning eomJition, $125 . Vir eil 1 Two good us~ Maytag wash· Teaford, Syracuse, WY 2- ers, repaired , reooy to go. Gas cook stove - $10. Gas 5262. 5-28-tfc 6986. 7 23 3tc Guarantee<! ). One Frigidaire heating stove _ $12. Small - - ---· -~ - __ Rambler - - school electric dryer, regu- Coa l heating stove _ IIO see NEW Modern apartment~ . Two • a.: d th bd E hte World Stantl;m• •• (;ompael Jar $299.9::. - sale $139.95. Katie Carpenler, Rutiand, an. ree e rooms. lg en (Only one ). One table top 40 Ohio. 7 23 3tc miles . from. Kajser ~lant. All Escetleoce gal. electric water heater, electnr, bnck, beautifully de-_ Rig ('3f rnum . ruJt: and pl'rt()rm ance Small car economy and $69.95 ; One 30 ga., gas wat- DINING ROOM ST.!TTE, dinette corated PIastere d wa II s. Tjj. e<l baths with tub and showmanager ability er heater, $39.95. Two good set, G. E. Refrigerator, elec•~ 95 d 1 ~ 9"' er. Complete .Youngstown See gas ranges, .,.>:r .. an u:r . , ; tric range, rugs, bedroom k'tch 'th d' . 1 .•. 0 ed w· dOW fan <t<tA f f bl I en WI ISposa URh.!t MPirupolilan Motors ne us m opu:o; urniture. co fee ta e, vene· Concealed electric heating E Mail! Su eet. Pomeroy One kitchen cabinet. yellow tian blinds. Phone WI 9-2454 system. Storm doors and $10,· One us€C' coil spring $10 ·, or WI • 3025 . PhoM W~ '!-a870 7 22 3t..c ~ One used link sprlng. $3: f'ive . , wirrlows. Building complete4 22 tfc good used TV sets; Three like DAlRY SALE, Saturday. July Jy insulated. Front and rear or F · ld · 1 · 27. 1963, 1:00 p. m. Due to entrances. Beautifully landnew ng ed a1reDae ec 1rtckerrange. trucks jln· , n~ Marvm Marks On $lS oth er emp 1oymen t , 1 WI.11 se0 seaped . Pr'1vate park'mg. .;AI.'F:SMAJ'ol Bt!aste} Math R~t~:~ r Furni:r~ Rutland my herdFof1 chows and equth;p.f Rent extremely low - too.OO ews. Athens, LV 34061 me,nt, 1rs ouse nor o per month. Utilities partial· 7 23 3tc 10.9-tfc ~ . ·-- . . Vanderhoof Church on Co~ ly paid. The Haven Terrace 215 ft. FRONTAGE on Route 7, ty Road Z86 - one mile south Apartments, New Haven, W. - - -- 4 ~ acres, building lot and of State Road 50 - two miles Va., Ph. 882-5101 or 882-2'105. fOR SALE woods. Phone WY 2-2839. Tuppers Plain. . Watch ror 7 23 Stc 7 25 31p north of Slate Route 7. Turn ~OTICE is hereby. given -thil 1958 Jawa Motorc cle. G o off of Route 7 just norlh of fOR SALE OR TRADE the Frank Sutphm real es· · · Y 1 sale arrows. 9 Holstein cows . Col b. T h. · runmng coruhbon. A rea ter· '" tat ~ m urn 13 _o~m~ 1P· 1 ror. Call WI 9-3424. - 3 to 8 years old. 5 Guern- HOUSE FOR ;:,,1\LE or trade Metgs County. consJstmg of sey cows - 4 to 7 years for a place in Middleport. 7 22 tfc 94 <:~cres more or less, W Jii - - - • old. All in production. These Six rooms, bath, basement, be sold at private sale to l960 Harley Davidson, 165 Su- are nice cows and Health eity water, electrlclty, gas, the highest bidder for not per IO. A·l shape. Phone Sh papers will be furnished. One garage, one acre ground in 7 ~ 3tc less than the appraised value 2-4524 · Surge milker and unit and Rutland. S. D. Buskirk, Rutof $1 ,1100.110, Saturday, July 27, STEEL PONTOONS--in good two Farm Master units. Two land. Ohio. 7 23 6tp 1963, at 10 :00 a. m. at the condition. See or Call Jam-:! s milk coolers and ten milk PONIES for sale or trade for office of O'Brien and O'Brien, Rou sh, Racine. cans. stock. Doo HoudasheJt. Ph. Attorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 20 6tc Edsel Hart, Owner . wv 2-6083. 7 22 6tp ~24_~_c I IFOR SALE _ In Review B)' , . . _ fiJIIIHu lor Judy liPI l•l~"fM 1.1111•1 11• 1.111'1 dull. Wltca 1hc lldill JIOl.L YlfOOD tUPll- "I dGII'I P.J' !0 Iiiii fl WN olinutlllko . coted 123 Hudloo Street, PT PLEASANT _ The Kro1410011· In- del Park Bnard met Tueoday MlddleOIJJoport. H~~';"· qwre \1\a. 8 8 tfe evening at the pa.rk club house ="'""=-;;;--:-::,..-;;-::= - - wilh ch•lrman Lonnie Safford FOR SALE, new I room house presiding, when It ""' reported with 3 bedrooms, batb utility five new plcnlc tables were conroom, in Oorcas. f6,800.00. E. structed, painted and put Into D. Johnson, Phone WI l-3o86. service this week, according to 716-U "•;;;-;;;-;;-;;-;;---;;;::::--;:::;·~=c a report by Walter Rice. . I bor•e BeautifUl Blrcb klldJ The five new tablee make a en. automadc gao beat 164, total of IS available on the purk Lincoln Heigbll. cau J 0 b n grounds, and plans are for the addltl of 10 large fam Blsettnar WY 2-5127 1-l~tf• on more • · ily-slze tables. IN POMEROY Eight room It was pointed out by the bedn:Joms 1 bouse, lot.3 Good looatland bath, t of board that the cost of one table arge on ou Is fi2.iill and any one may conhigh water. CaJl WY5 10 If t.:::...=.:.__..:__ _:__ c the church, Thursday 'ih the h evening ba d FOUR ROOM house witb 1 ac- at 8 p. m. Wl us n s re lot, large porch, basement and LOyal Men's class as the <A. c. BRADFORD off Route No. 1. Phone WY guests. 7 ~tc Badne, Ohio UIZI. JULY 21 I 11 tfc FOR SALE : The residence of Tbe annual picnic of the P~t the late Charleo Raymond Matrons Club of l!:vaogelme Smith located at 120 Laurel Cbapter, OES, In Middleport, COBA SIRVICE Street Pom 2ro Ohio Is wUI be held Friday evening at 0STS TO DINNER :t•ll• ...,. "' .... "'"'• ' y. · ' 6 p. m. at the borne of Mr. H 1" 11 ,,."" DUJit, ........... m. offered for sale. Please COD· and Mrs: Max Harrah near Dr . and Mrs. Lester L. Roosh ~= ::nd~D!'-:!~a -=-•• tact . the undersl~ed for Chester. Members are asked of Whispering Pines Farm on w_... 'fMtt ....... rw wY wu• partLcuJars concermng saw. to bring their own table serv- the Bashan - Harrisonville Road " • - ,.,... ., ::d:r 'k,.. entertained with a dinner Pl1" FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer p Obi A friendship family potluck ty Wednesday evening. Guests rk all WY 2omeroy, the were teachers from the Obit 7 19 6tc dinner will be held at : ba~=.t·;.. 's~uler. con- _ . . Enterprise EUB Ctaurch Fri- State School for the Blind, CoJ. ·. Str t M'd FOR SALE, bustness buUdmg day July 23, at 8 p. m. Home umbus, Mrs. Rutb Rice, Mlal 342 p tractmg, age ee • 1 • and apartment, vacant lot, all made lee cream will be served Ruth Flanigan, and Mr. lad. dleport Free estimates. · 1 15 Uc in heart of Middleport. Pric· as the dessert. Families are Mrs. Roger Helminger. ed low for quiclt sale. See asked to take their own table I'HOTO COPYING Servtceo. Clifford Stumbo at Sewing servlce. SCHOOL REUNION SET Copy any letter or ttocamenl Center in Middleport. JULY f7 The 14ltb annual Ray. .Ytltllll "euter Insurance, Pomeroy 1 IS tfc The Shade Valley BOll• 4·H and Holliday School reunion 2 IS lfc club will have an Ice cream will be held al Holliday aehool LIVESTOCK social on Saturday, July 27 grounds, Sunday, August 4, aeHEREFORD BUU:. two years at Chester town hall,_ at 7:30 cording to CoUeen Oou&an,old. Tom Wells, Harrisonville p. m. Everyone l8 inVIted. retary , Phone SH 2-5164. - • .. -- 72431p GOOD Guernsey milk cow, 5 years old with calf three weeks old. Cheap, J o h n For All Of Your Needs Kearns, Clifton, Phone '113Middleport Feed Mill S943. 7 24 tic Tonr Fowlo•, Own.. & Opp. INSURANCE "We Do Cllstom Grind1D·i " N. 2nd A¥o. MhldlJOHNSON, Simpson fnsur.nce _ _ _ ____ . _ \1 DUPLEX, furnished apart. ment at 390 S. 2nd, Middleport, CaU In evening. WY Z. S262. S.28-tfc -r- ·___ S1 - SINGER Portable like now. \UTO-M(mn.E rnsunmce bl:!en i _ __ For a e __ ZIG zag equipped to buUon· ca~C"e llf>d? '; nsl wmr opera· \fEOTU'1 SIZE heatrola, cual. hole, monogram, e mhrmder , tor s !Jeense. Call WY 2-2966. Ph WY 2-2333 etc_ Pay off last 4 payments, 815tt c one · RECORD HOP, Friday for Winter Five More Picnic Tables ·Reported Ready At park Baker & Seyfried 1'58 Chevrolet __' $795 '59 Chevrolet _ $1095 SMALL FAR\! ( about SO . 75 NOTICES ' ~OSE UR ( E F NA Cl••nect and CheckH WY 2-99H and brake.s. new Llres, R&H. 1959 RAMBLER $688 American 2 Door. Radl-· o, h;a t;~ blue fini sh clean in terior, I Pom•roy, Ohio good tires. I 1960 PLYMOUTH $999 WHY WORRY over a olugglsb 2 Door V-8 en ~ in f' . Juto. trans., new tires. bla ck over while septic tank? Gel Klean Em· fi n i,~;h _ Ra di o anrl hea ter. AD Septtc tank cleaner at 1959 FORD Landmark Farm Bureau, Po. $999 meroy. 7-I-31Jtc Fai rl an P 500 - 2-Dour. VS e n ~i ne, stad. tl'ans., clea n inter· ior , r(>ci and blal'k fini !=.h. R&H . WANTED TO RENT otll •Qj: C AK[' --~ '62 Impala - - $2695 1. 960 CHEVROLET 4 _,. .. ,_. ""'' • goro OPllJ fw ill~ f' rt l~' "l U na• wl•hlfl ll'o llav• !t•eo- .... ~ ~ •• •n 11 ... ara •n t " """' ' ""' o: h a rn 1!11 • ..e n~ otVIl't d /to • r oue• coa ~~~• .., "ll 8 r.~d f'u l' Open 24 Hours SAVE -- EVEN MORE! Ad ServtH • c.;•n lt To Have Your Cool, 011 or Gos SUPER SERVICE STATION "r---------------------,11 •.., ""Want ·~~;;;;· ' """"'"' For 7 II lfe ---- ----'------FREE USE OF our Corpet '62 Corvair - - $1995 6 Pm . St. Wagon. 327 cu. in. Shampooer with purchase of . . molur , power steering & brakes. Bl L Sb B k Phon" WY2-3994-WY2-6301 Monll: 2-~r . Maroon f1 msb, Automati (', pow~r brakes. radio. ue ustre ampoo. 8 er 691 W. M.lin 11 Pamerey fawn 1nter1or w1Lh bu~ket sea~ s, 1ww wh itewall tires. maroon fin· F'umiture, Middleport. 4-speed b?X, J02 eng~ne, radto, \s h, extJ·a clea n and priced at 7 23 Gtc l O. McCOY, AUCl'IONEER. he~ter. T1res show l1ttle wear, real savings. I F""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'iiii"'iiCitester Ohio a hke new cap at a real saving. It ' . f 18 Uc Iet - $ 1989 '61 Chevrolet $1,795 '61 C Orvaor • - - $ 1595 Hard '61 Chevro AUCTIONEER Top 4 Door. Low mileage, 4 .D oor Sedar•. Local uwner , low clean interior. blue fini sh, V8, 8 e1 AI r 2 dr Har d T op. Com........ ~"'""""' 8en1ee mileage. spotless clea n interior, automatic trans. Radio & heat· Sharp all white fini sta_ Auto. Crttl Bradford Powerglide. Radio and beater. er. Like new whitewall tires. staift. Radio. Write, - - • , . C.lacf DEA!JLLNES . fatm Now Is The Time Po111eroy lanclma... batll, ....~, decorated. ,.. beating. FuU buement. Lc> Shuler ....tract. pond. rree each time vou purcba.. gallons of ~asollne or more, or a eombmation oil change and lube job. - - -- radio and heater Like new all hea t£>r, hr·JS li ke new. WANT AD INFORMATION w. ph.;.. JI'Oll nnt:r ..... howoe and lO '62 Ford T-Bird - $3395 '62 Chevy II $1795 Ha•·dtop Coupe. White finish. 4-Door. Low mileage ~Y l~cel r ed interior low mileagP, seat o~ner .. spoilt"~S clean ·~tenor, belts, power steering & bra kes, be1ge ft~1sh, ?eluxe equtpment. · - - - -- a...rogo Gin... You get 1-16 oz. size lla u SHOP AND TRADE -- - Emmet aw ESTATE . Ma10r1 County Newa Community N1w1 Noon News 10 Ohio l'jflll Markell Bullelln Board News 0 Grams ~lfl'II!\IIIUre Agent , Country r.o Roundl :ii5 Ne"' Ileal l rOO Ceunb'y Go Round l rii Ntwo Ileal 1:1111 IICid IVJJ Matinee l:ii ~tt'J 11Pt 4:00 Dl&cing with Doas NO btleHIIanp 5:00 CoJmmmll)' 111"1 1:111 World & NaUouaJ News i ;li 6Pollllhl Oft 11»111 i:a& Wulhorml Gr311 Dinner IIU!Inlt 5•ii5 Inside lloob e'oo SIIMit 111\'d, OOSipOII 10 : ~ Public Sm«:. f:20 Coontry Jamboree 11 :1111 Top Ten Show IHO Nt>OD Report 1:30 Parr • Newo , IUO 1\fV, MOI'IIP T"'ll 7:01 lfel!llql PlfiY 1:1111 Platter Parly I:Ji Drithl S~ Show 1:00 8undown lleronado f:3fi fil!kl!lll ~dwr Show 7;10 fti.p Off f :liG News fteporl - Ohio 8:110 Sign Off - Jijne 1?00 llrogkfl~l Pari!' liUNDA Y f:OO Breii!lllil Par\)' \lOp 7:311 Sign On Nowo , ,115 conee Willi Jll'tl 8:1111 UIPUil l,ayman't Hour II@IIJ NtWhm 8:31 Hour of Doliverance Mlnislt!rlll ....... (llov . l>aijl Jtllloo) ()agnii'Y BQO Oown 9:00 Wings of ~·~lin& :110 liwop llhof NO llttnday Show rllt'tll Newo )0:110 Voice of l'rophecy :40 Famll' WorshiP ftoqr-Thu i0:3S. iltll'IRY l!how Pllltln 11~111'!1 11:011 Country Hymntlme Muolc JuS! For \'llll 12:00 Noon Raporl Gtlilijler'o Guts! Slar-Fri J2 :1S The Search 1:00 Platter Party !3:30 !lev ~ Mtrlin Teeta Pi Blaettnar ~uiO $ouw 1:00 Billy Graham po Local News 1:30 1'11• ~ullierllfl HQur f :ii5 Rill llmt Spgrll 2:110 liJgn1 of the 'l'lmeo t :OO Bowllng Scores (Hev. W. I. Billups) f 'Oli Van p, ]flok IJIOI''2:1S Publio llerviee t :21! ~undoWll Strtnadt %:31 :rha Bi~ Lift 7:115 TI]o World Tot!'f 3:1111 Sunday Showcase 1;30 118ft 011 4:1111 Hour of Deelslou t< OO Sign 011 - Jllllll I:IS Jolul QrUfln ~TI.IRIIAY 6:00 Sund•y SbOWP!IItll t:OO SiS" On N"'f f :OO iimm!dt t :llll Country Jtunborec 7:ll0 Farm Newa 1•011 - June ~ 1 1n' Oli l'"h Party j OIIIHAN ANNIE Bv HAROLO GRAY GOOD·BY. SUCKER! �; -. . ..---- .. .. .w-. . .--,... . . . .. •o •• ~ . .. 1/ ' • ' ' .I r,•, ·" Selling Everything But The Kitchen Sink? Want Ads Can Sell .It Too ----FO·a"SA=L~E""-1-Bu-siNEss sERVIces 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 25, 1963 cIa ssif i ed1 ----...;..FO~R~SA~LE s___ _•_1·~-SAVING DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN! Ads Get Results. Youo.tThem "SHOR'l' 'lN WATER," Free at Landmark ing WY .U%1S for a ==-=_;..for __ 16 oz. the way. li:OO P M '4 ' M nn o1 ~ • t' u t:lura""" ""'' ' " ' ro,. ~QIIn o ~· 61' 'II ' M.nnlla) L l\NLEl.LATIUNS <.:UtlRE4 "fiUNS Will lite •e •·~V ""'"' ' "' •In "" ~nil • , ... , " ~»• r>h ..ar t. ,., If Rt:UULA fiUNS l"bo jwnusn<r• ......rv... .. .. n (lll "' •11,, ,. c••··· · '"' . ,. ·~~. . ..<1 0 11 1 ..-,,or•uJI! l!:r-"r' .nou,, "" re,....... .,ll •mm"d"' 'P I' n. e -.>D b ••.m... w•ll " '" .... •upon~ti'U• In• I' 13e> td lno"'!l"' o Cento Of!> "'cut.l v• ~ t~lrkwood Wagon . ·-..t.ono. 0 fHA •'IIK.ti (» •II wnf(l ~J wnnl IU . ~ - l Or .-mol mum lll:ad • • 1<1h ·on lo 1")1\;o.,ar •lt• o uhll ..... -tflll "•1 tl<tiTa OFF1CI! HOU KS S:!V ~ S at u rd:H II •.< II J l' .>·1• 'M • '• " ·~ 10"11' ol(l n""" IT' S SO EASY TO PLAti. A RES" '\ I PRutlt lCING WA.N1 .W i'HONE WY 2 -2157 $1588 '61 Opel $ 1095 2 door. One careful local owner. Low mileage. 4 cyl. econom y I BJaeffnars V..S motor, auto. trans.• power steering 1 Brl Ai r 2 Door. Local owner. Low milPa_ g<'. 6 cyl .. PowPrJ!Iide 11·ans . Spotlf's.<; clf'nn ;nferior, all good tirf's, bla ck finis h . acres ) fenced for sheep. Adequate barn, water, and decent house with bath . Prefer S.E. Meigs County but will consider all inquiries. T.Hanning, Rt. 1, Guysville, Ohio. 7 23 3tc 2 Door 6 C'YI. Std. trans. Ivory and coral fini sh. clean interior, new wh itewall tires, radio and heater. A real buy . PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR . 1955 MERCURY A eomplete tuning to Un iver·, 1957 PACKARD sal Standard Pilch $IS. Ca ll 4 Door _ _ $49 Conv. $195 WY 2-2065 or \\Til.e: Larr)' I Tracy, 307 Wetzga ll St .. Pnm- j l951 CHEVROLET 1955 FORD eroy. Will be available on ly 12 Door ~ _ ·-- $49 2 Door $149 FOR RENT until Sept. 1. 7 23 61 p · FURNISHED apartmenii' ::.--;Two=. ~oundand s,J... re-da nce, Pn 1951 PONTIAC 1955 PLYMOUTH 4 roon1. I five room ~ ·urn•sll· da y night's beg inning 9 P m. Coupe $99 VB- 4 Door _ $149 ed and unfurnistld. P h o o e WY Z.Zii57. i'>7·1f< EDT. a1 the Masooene. son, w. Va. Caller Whltey . S SA E MORE THREE and MU1 room furnish Beegle. Music by El R.n ncho ; YE • V ed and unfurnished apart. 7 22 6Lp 1 Band. "u<IJ• AT menla. WY ~ -1 ••~ •o tic INTERIOR AII:D Exl erior Ma·1 house painting and roof w<>rk. : Reasonable rates, $1 .00 per · hour. Phone Vi 3-27110. 7 20 Stp WEIGHT <af~tY w II p0MER0y M0T0R co.• ® h LJ(I~ X -A ' DI ETl n~w name~ sa me fur- 1 VI\. DI AUA.X llurmerl\ rnufa Only Y8c at S ta r k 1 Drugs 6-tti·"'' P. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 7 23 6tc night . @"- SIX ROOM House on Rulland Street, Middleport. Phone WV 2-3751. 7 2!l 3tc . _ _ . o,;;-- APARTMENT on Mecbanlc Street, S rooms, bath and laundry privileges. Utilities paid. See Ewing's Store Phone WY 2--2660. VI\. Two bedroom ------~ · ~ZiiliO. tennis---~. ...... C:l•' er::.;!;: ° 43 od Sto~e. lik~ l.arl Graaer, PlambJnc :::~!.: ~imAll J~~';:D of.: Pd "S:w~~:~:Reasonable Ratet 6 1 CaJl WY z.z!l71 Da1 or Nlgbl ~=======7=26=U=c LEGAL NOnCE 7 1li 301C - MIIOI couNTY, ONio- 1 ....____ fREE · G• ! .. IMr f4ll1fr, Pln~'<lr 8eeb ow. -"'"""' "I reaU10 tll•l ail my prof.,. ''llul ,...,, ·· ~ 11. Artto!to otvtrtu lllw~yo around at home, slnglng doncing klgether. lhe qood teach 1110 IIOniiJ 1111 lire school wheo I WBI a Utue llll'r ... t l.iZfl ghar., an apartment a girl friend In New York wheN oho hopes her dNU!IItUel pel musical experienON WUl to a Pr<Mdwa7 sltow. 'Tm ~~ ustd It! bltm! qt)' own," she IBid. ''I've been traveling llld I!Olnl away ~bool aU my ltft. l even spent a year i &\endiiJI scflool ip P<llrla. dicla't like ~ very much. faril ... l1t a YWY lglllly lilly· ''1'111 •toying with molller })ere until this show I! completed. 11. Cl\lolloopl!lt ·~<II· wtddbt• ~~~. eap 17. 011yteldlJ\1 driiJed well, ~nd septic tank. ~~~o";,e~ta.o~~·~:~r~~. ~~!~'~os:~!~t~~ La II 1oc ted State and 79 unb off South end at F.a•t 00 rge 0 • a oar-half of southwnt on.. rourth of Route 124 belOW .Racine Sertlon 3.2 , Town 3. and R1nre . ' With ••ld 13. Tho land brreby .:on\·ey•d eonview of th.: OhJO Rtver. A t11tn1n1 the E..t one·halr or th e bu "'IIOO Southwe.t ne-fourth uf ..,d Se<"tinn Y a 1 ...,, ·110 · 3:1, I••• ,5.3& •ere•. RENTAL _ 4 • room frame Ri:I>'ERENCE DEED, Vol. 1115, P••• . ]tl;j , Du d Hewrd• Meli $ Co•mly, house wtth bath, gas heat- ohio. . C · tl I ted · Tmn• "' SaJf, Caah for not .Jea then mg. onvemen Y oca m two-thirds or thO!' ~pprat•ed Yalu<!'. Pomeroy small Properlyc.appra!M!d ., tnOO.OO . . · SuJ'table . ror h A . ROBERT ltAHTENBACH 1 family, J30.00 a mont . vat · ~:!~~~~~.:FaM:~:,couNn , OHIO able August 1. ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF WANTED _ 3 • bedroom home 1n 1a, 25l •8, 1, 8 , 15, !Ito: , in Pomeroy or Middleport. LEGAL NOI'ICE Not to exceed $10,000.00. Notice is taereby given that Should have b roOms and de- on Friday, August 2, at the cent lot. hour of 10 a. m., the undersign· C. C, CVCKLER, REALTOR ed will offer for sale at public PHONE WY W830 auction to the highest bidder ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN for cash in hand at the BlaeU. PHONE WY 2-1!11 nar Auto Cempany, Pomeroy, 7 23 3tc the following described automo-FOR SALE _ 5 room house bile to wit: in Welchtown. Call WY 2- 1 - 1957 Buick, 4 door hard· 6062 after 1 p. m. top , mode) 75, serial number 7 2'l 6tp 7D 111 7887. FOR SALE - - -Ii - Dated thil 20th day of July, 3in Moom ~ 1963. 011 cb<lltlerne~~- SP ::areas Blaetbtar Auto Comp'"Y 008 · can- RJ Sch Mor (7) 22, 2$, 29, 3tc contact r1 . warz, ason, W. Va. ~S~C_JdAa ·_t~L ,. . &ttu!lo ~;.. , ,JUl. y ZS Rock Sprlnjrs Grange w J II meet Turstlay at 8 p. m. Vir· gjl AlkiD.!I, county deputy, will conduct lhe •nnual Inspection. Refreshmenta will · be 8ei'Ved. All membel'll are ·urged to at- ted . , .... ....... ;1, _ __. =: ANSWER MAN HOGG& ZUSPAN ..._,. Materials Co. · fl'amM IPSANIWE~ IIAtl '' • u.ronwo = ...... ~ Uon .....-". "·-1101 II.Po.m. f4.Qtrr~ ~likl\lme ~tQCIV. te.~um: II. C. OIL ll.lgr.... SI. Hence, O, !rl,.\ ll<ohful 811. 'I'MIIlM IIOiioo&l go4 II. Excl~L~Q&<o lion IJ' KINI at. Froua Wll\to .._ ~Ot'Oi t .JJ:f'.~ He'!':i ··· ~·to qone! We'Vf' qot "'' The Qgatrt~ .a. wltcb to oo this our~lve~ ~ 1t me dl'tVE!r<! here ca:1t hano le f-1er, "'.II., at ca1 do? ts. Peu- RORY2N AXZE HJD DSKG .tl'fDLaA'AXII LOIIOJ'IlLLOIV '"'"IIi• lo- .... "YLK """"',_ EXCK AXDB Wl~fXK~ HJZL PICK TRAC:Y ~DYL~ ; ~H By CHISTIIII GOULD MJZ DlZTSXHR SYHO~ ~~T~~ ~ p ..........,.. C'J9Mftuet.ez TO KNOW. HOW TO SAY W!{AT O'l'ltlllR Pll()PLE QNI,T TIIINK ~ WIU'i' 11<14K"' Willi POII'l'll.-<:HARLES f:110 5lin (lq News f ·iiii 8t!;!'ed Hearl ' I' $7.40 ' Nor. 14. Exow.,.. One letter olmpty otao1t1t for ..,.u..r, ta A. for~ th .... i.r'f, X tor the two 0 11. M.G. SL'\fle Jetten, -.pc~~~­ trophtu, the leactJa and forma*lon tl th• wordl ..,. tU IUAl& lla.ch daf tiM CPde lettel'll are &IW'erenL bel~ ~rofce lon't thf end of everythinc, 1111t II: d4Mn't 1tart anfthlnc tiUitr!" WJEH RADIO lltllll'f tbra l'ritll)' IIIlO Oil , ,. MUI!cal Clocll 7tll0 New' 7'18 lfMIIPI ~ 71,a No"' Headlines 71110 Musical Clock ro411 ·The LUeUne l rflll Ol>lo Valley NOWI l 1flli Worlti & Ohlo NtQ ltiO Sporll Today 111& PiotuN ltll Musfcal Clock l !lll Community Nm 1100 Latcbatrlnfl w.- U 1 ~ Worltj Na"' ·•. i ~,- lQ,~IItlt to lllllt llfnl' ~ phMUDb •43.•.lfll~~~-­ :ru!:~oo ...... .... PIIAI. DAU.'l' Oal'J"l''QIJOTE - a-•• hew ...... M: f••cepl Friday: Church 1'' ~i"'"'" . . ...IJe ....... ="' U11S Morulnll Melqdlu ', ' I . Broodot ~ 7:1111 BretkfaSI Piirty t : l6 Jones Buick Show ",loyd 'hT~~ -~yal wilv.~~h· Cia,. ~· _oft 11\a.on W•·. lll\ . '"·m ,. '" ' . ~' -.pnr , r· Jl'(' o · 'rl."' 7 l3 30ip I. . bav;"l an }fldo\lr pi<.~ !II"" ' --oi-+~·.,.~'~'i"'_____..... . ~--.. 1 ~ t7. Rook 48. J§ruea: !01" Ntu ) .· Phono SP , ~·54 JIO. Ilf:~ ,.,,...,...., - Itt& hmiiJ 1'/onbip Hour 10100-MaOOII Couoty N•WI IOtOII M Of IIIt '!'11liD J :ze, P.l. a.nl - - I 11110 PtJbUc Swv1tJt frOm our BPS ~ .. Bl~l'"' mJIU nuDAY ~reG~ All the magic ~ -fur wiJCXl of modern gr ooWett ftoott; paint chemistry Get JllllntlRJ help ..... :14. 1/po WMPO Radio •==----=======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'1 SUBURBAN _ 6-room frame :'~e;~~· 0 if.:.d c~~n~~ 6~.0= h 'th b th d f contillnln• 22.36 acre•. orne Wt a an gas ur- Lot No. :a: Bo>~n1 :u acre• off th• nace heating fuU basement, South fnd of u.w F.a.t on<!'-nalt of tlnp 21. Abyq 1(1, fltrtllerod, I •-------....1 :9 31H >wolo '· Klpl!A( tree ;,. fllllhod "av.AJD · Pt,.,..l .. ••I I abpr. """' ••· rroo1• m......,.. ll. 'h tum 11. GARDEN PA1CM 19. BUI'Qu 1. Dltol!!t . poled fiOT A OUT 'IONQER IN MY 18. Hec- 21....pott,J ottyJ Jolh.. Fr. T, Wurtt.emll. Gam"'f berg ... 18. ....... 1tona11nd periODiil Ufe JIU never bll able 1o bo rllao-.led with IJ\1 rnetft81'," she 11id. 111 really wpukht't Will'& ta bll. ''I guess someday I'd Uko It! bo IJillught o1 111 JJza Minnelli wbo ~·ppetla to bo Judy !lllrland'o ttaughter, but who also happens to ._ Lila Mlnnelll." But mothe11's more Uke an The dark·hpi>ed ~irl late..upl· !Isler or a good friollll tban !d her itl8rrlnJ rolf PI •• of!· 111other. It'• more fup thtt way. IJrnadW"f produotign Ill "U@ol " Yet, w~ I "'" hif odvlc: JtiOI rnatd" lo )IliA ber 'llflther or help, mother's always there. for tbelr frr&t 4Jll·flo4&1'1 profes. . . !!foal . appell'••co to~her . And Two 11. i . preoidants Wire ~udY lt!t• all bul turned the Jhow married in Landon, i:~&llllll to her daugilt,;, John Quincy .\dams ]llld TheoA fuU orchestra in tho CBS dore Roosevelt (oecond ntar· 11Udio otruck vp a medley of rlage). ...;.._,. ,.,......, - . ~ ·- II. r. •lllUta •~~u. t1oa 12. Arab I FOREMAN & ABBOTT ..wv"Str2oet2,;. POIIII-Thlandoma1, for~-~ Cod n,l•ct ·."":'"'14 • or · 7 :10 tfc -~~" VIncent MlnnellJ, far more t¥n 1~0 d'!fl Jttd7. Bho - · bow· owr, pomes Mr mollter'o ol~•lvt, wtif·llkt qualJty ~fecllonate and wanting .Vf<'i 111uob to be accepted on bor own, Lila onowon q-... 10l'iouoly gd after careful thought. II•" lhetland iMQR~ MINT 0' II'ONIY ' - ~ . . . . . . . . . 8p4i&a\t, Iae.) • Formica Top • Calling nle ePanellng eStorm Doors eAwninp z..z.w REAl ESTATE and TIO .. wl\11 rm really lllll'Prioed at,bow .much l!llortllOUI 1tm1D - · lilt If •• It ~111blll lttrJ. II J kind gehantlna. lloppy .......,. wbo well, opooky. l.lu 11 o l]lendw Jllrl oll7 u ..... L~ Tile "';::..., ~:~~ft'J ·1:::::... .. 818 ~.:.:A! eroy; _nwuc - -· .-.. ,.,_b. ........... .... I OAIL Y CROSSWORD ~ • Kitchen Cabin.,. tfc and bastneu lletd." Pboae WY _ _:.::;::,_..::.;:..._::.::=:,__ _ • See Us For Your Remodeling N..U Bud Simpson, Agents. Beatblg Mlner,.illo, llldo End veur oewer trouhl• i Pomeroy. Phone SH 2-II!Se, ••I ,PI'*· I FEEDS - --- Whirlpool Electric ITerms: Cash .. Not responsible 11100 -Gallcmwater tenk fiS .oO, . 7 22 8tp I S£>t of General Dual 90 s3fe- 1 new, fully autom~ tic witt! for acc1denbl . Sale Conduct· 1 lift type 5 foot bush hog FOR SALE. 108% acres. 9 tv tire~ 750 x 14 two o::now 1 b .1 nd t :...1 ed by: Bradford Auction Co., brush euUer HR. 00 or room house, 30 head cattle, ra wrue Th oven. C. C. Bradford, Auctwneer, · ~A ~ h..... •10 0110 WY 2tires 750 x 14. Phone WY 2- 1 Er01 er11 a exd" would . consider ......,.. tr3dlDR' for a IR:'IIQ• ..,s, • , . 287 4 f 5 xce ent con JtJOn. ree Crltt Bradford Manager . 6020. 7 20 6tp months old Eleclrolu• Vac' ' .3tc Pl~l type. R. G. Pickett, R. a ler p. m. 7 22 7 24 Jtp uum cleaner wtth all attachD. I, Pomeroy, Ohio. FOR SALE by owner, 3 tJed. 1961 Triumph Tiger Cub Motor. ments plus waxer, polisher, COAL good cleaa luinp 3 1 -:-5 7 20 Me room home, large eorner lot, cycle. 1295.1111. Phune WY Z. floor scrubber and shampoo. egg' no 'slack Re-..;reened BUSINESS SERVICES In SU~f Run, fomerov ~ew. 8140. 7 24 61p , er. Can finance. Small pay: stok~r-oil trea~ at mine ·or , ly remnde1ed. WY 2·31!13 a ~ · ''S, holf ,,;;;oers lop menll. Contact Mrs. Oorolhy delivered. ~umtl'or price no1r Hii:~'D!J'iG,: Plumbing. Mueller , __7·!6-lfc crop. Furnist, own container Schwab, Maaoo, W. Va. Ph. on. Jacoba Coal Co.,_R. 0 t. -· I'Lirnices. ~ld Brothers, l"r"''t'ge Prall . re&ldence m Rut- WY 2-3469, or · WY 2-2437 . -0"11114," .. ltMIIf ...... oludJo tape, ~ ""'" .., 1171 U. IIIn•lll, . " "" · Judy Otr!W'• doqhtoo. • Allor tht ~ Uu n,. 000- . . . I rthoanll ~~~~~ bull IIIIo 1110 · }jfoQ io ltlr I!IIIMt'l !ello "I . . . I _.. llkl , 111,. iillow tltM•toa _. falll wttet 1 IIlii. 1!111 1 doil't .. Ill ~1o1Gb - IIIII Ioiii IIIII IIIII do II," lilt !lld. "II WI 4Pot Ia a .-.rUbla R!9lhtr "SomOiimel wben my IJid dauahlfr lfl, YIIM>I 111 1 ·' -II or oomelhiog - MASTER MIX .and MASTER MAD_! I " "'' pH 11.1< h• • Clarence _773-5282. 7 II 6'tc fro!fitt, Portland, VI J-2254. 16 ft. Refrigerator. Call WY S. 7 z; 8tc I 6437, 7' 23 3tp tribute toward the complelloll of the tables u weD u any - . project at the part. Mr. Salford appointed board member!. Woodrow Maco IJid F.arl Deal to mVOIUgate lht cost and poseiblllty oi C<JII8Iruo. tion of a swimming pool In the :-... In~ park. John Devault Wlllppo ed to investigate tbe cost of small row boata and I bOal pier lor use on the park lab. Mayor Virgil Siders Will ask· ed to secure the services of Pt. Pleasant HJgh School athletle direetor Robert HortoD W i.-ad •~ a committee lor the pur. pose of design and placement ol u-sketbaU and "" ~~ The installation of a miniature goH course at the park Wll en. cussed and Mr. Safford vo~ow• teered to )ook into the feaslblJ. lly of such a factlily. The park board will meet again next Tuesday evening. •.c:.-.~':;,L1 ~:: IONI c:o., HOUSE FOR SALE in Porn- '" 0111• c..,.,.,,tlon, Pl•lnlltt, eroy, 5 rooms and bath , with n. $7 each, WY 2-22.04. 7 25 stc TROY IUTCHII, •t •1, eStorm Windows o.ttnd.,.tt 7 18 6tc <lN'E s~ room house P~tes basement, Mulberry Ave., a· NOTIU oF ••u I ,.., --" cros11 fr~ new schoo1. Pllone NERVOUS? Can't sleep? TrY Terrace. Phone Pl Pleasant WY 2-$! 7 23 3tc .u!:':a~~~~~tCo:t ~drro:~o~·~;~.: ~DMATES new tl·me-released Slee~Wel lSlB-J after 5 p.m. or Melra c ount>·· Ohlo, 1 will pfft>r for the , <tn capsule Onl 98 at t'Stark ·~ mh aale d•' ato1 Public Autuil,Auttlon at Irl:I)O 1983 S. 'I C 4 room and bath, house. Lincoln o'clock A. M. at the Court Rou<~e of Drugs. 6-~30tp Hei ghls, Phone WY 2-3874. ,L..I111• LJLJ~'tt uld coonty, 1n the vma1e or Pom1 ~~-~~ eroy, the l<lllow1111 dnerlbed ri!AI 11 .,RIC#U.0. ED CLOTHING bargams. · 7 11 30tp e~t1te: WY 2-5321 Tbe rouowln• real uta-. dtuated Women 's dre.sses 25·50 cents, , NICELY Furnt'sbed • room -an--d In the county of Melt~•, state " Ohl11, .. POMEROY _ 6 . room, 2 story and In the Township of Bedford . oe. N. 2nd Avo, Mlckfleport, 0. Men 's and Boys' pants and bath apartment. Middleport. lllllouted 1n S•ctlon N"o. ll. Town a. L - - - - - - - - - sh irts 25-50 cents. Men's shoes Phone WY 2-3874. frame tlome With bath, R•n•e 13 of the t heut' nd fhot I) chase, belnt th• Ohio E.. t C<ITAPIM''' one-h1 1f of Pur· the and hats. Smith's Clothmg · 7 11 lfc wa er a, uon soul.hwe.t ona-tourtb or ..ld Sll<"llon basement. "mg, Nicelyvera located No . 32, Towa 3, Raa•• 13. uv<!' and • Store. Open 7 days a week - - e~reept the two followlnl lat. of ,,n.;, · ~ DUPLEX furnished apart- one of our best streets...,,Only wld Lot No. 1: Belnt the lot ar l•nd Letart Falls, Oh1o. 7-15-30tp ment al ,.;., S Znd Mt""le- flO 1100 00 W ld by s.~~mu•l llla,-bu h •nd hl• 1 1 11110 _ . _ - -- - - ·"av uu , · · OU COS ....,, wlf• to John C. Moler by 1erd d•ted 21 " General Eleclric TV- $40. port. Call in evening. WY z. to build today, NoY. u. 1883, and re<"ord.e.:~ w Vol. July- 26 from 8 to 11 p . m. on !N THE L~ST two w~eks we Coal Stree t between North have rece1ved some mce trade Second and 1\ ort h Thir d. :MI'd• ins. Three used Jiving room · • J' D 0 o· dleport. Music ~,y 1m ur- .suites - $25 each~ ne tn· hRm . Sponso red by Barnette's · ette set. $25 ; One dining room Home Restamant and Pizza suite , $25, Real Nice. One Ph ne 1\'Y 2 99~ti Sh 1 ed he 1 $8 One used op . 0 •· · · US C S • · 7 25 2tc bedroom suite ~J9 One Ser • < vel gas refrig~rator , like• ~9 ·9'"· 0 ne HOt p om ·l AUTO SALES new, .., refrigerator $49 94 One Frig • · · • 1952 Nash, good tires. in run- idaire refrigerator, $89.95. ning eomJition, $125 . Vir eil 1 Two good us~ Maytag wash· Teaford, Syracuse, WY 2- ers, repaired , reooy to go. Gas cook stove - $10. Gas 5262. 5-28-tfc 6986. 7 23 3tc Guarantee<! ). One Frigidaire heating stove _ $12. Small - - ---· -~ - __ Rambler - - school electric dryer, regu- Coa l heating stove _ IIO see NEW Modern apartment~ . Two • a.: d th bd E hte World Stantl;m• •• (;ompael Jar $299.9::. - sale $139.95. Katie Carpenler, Rutiand, an. ree e rooms. lg en (Only one ). One table top 40 Ohio. 7 23 3tc miles . from. Kajser ~lant. All Escetleoce gal. electric water heater, electnr, bnck, beautifully de-_ Rig ('3f rnum . ruJt: and pl'rt()rm ance Small car economy and $69.95 ; One 30 ga., gas wat- DINING ROOM ST.!TTE, dinette corated PIastere d wa II s. Tjj. e<l baths with tub and showmanager ability er heater, $39.95. Two good set, G. E. Refrigerator, elec•~ 95 d 1 ~ 9"' er. Complete .Youngstown See gas ranges, .,.>:r .. an u:r . , ; tric range, rugs, bedroom k'tch 'th d' . 1 .•. 0 ed w· dOW fan <t<tA f f bl I en WI ISposa URh.!t MPirupolilan Motors ne us m opu:o; urniture. co fee ta e, vene· Concealed electric heating E Mail! Su eet. Pomeroy One kitchen cabinet. yellow tian blinds. Phone WI 9-2454 system. Storm doors and $10,· One us€C' coil spring $10 ·, or WI • 3025 . PhoM W~ '!-a870 7 22 3t..c ~ One used link sprlng. $3: f'ive . , wirrlows. Building complete4 22 tfc good used TV sets; Three like DAlRY SALE, Saturday. July Jy insulated. Front and rear or F · ld · 1 · 27. 1963, 1:00 p. m. Due to entrances. Beautifully landnew ng ed a1reDae ec 1rtckerrange. trucks jln· , n~ Marvm Marks On $lS oth er emp 1oymen t , 1 WI.11 se0 seaped . Pr'1vate park'mg. .;AI.'F:SMAJ'ol Bt!aste} Math R~t~:~ r Furni:r~ Rutland my herdFof1 chows and equth;p.f Rent extremely low - too.OO ews. Athens, LV 34061 me,nt, 1rs ouse nor o per month. Utilities partial· 7 23 3tc 10.9-tfc ~ . ·-- . . Vanderhoof Church on Co~ ly paid. The Haven Terrace 215 ft. FRONTAGE on Route 7, ty Road Z86 - one mile south Apartments, New Haven, W. - - -- 4 ~ acres, building lot and of State Road 50 - two miles Va., Ph. 882-5101 or 882-2'105. fOR SALE woods. Phone WY 2-2839. Tuppers Plain. . Watch ror 7 23 Stc 7 25 31p north of Slate Route 7. Turn ~OTICE is hereby. given -thil 1958 Jawa Motorc cle. G o off of Route 7 just norlh of fOR SALE OR TRADE the Frank Sutphm real es· · · Y 1 sale arrows. 9 Holstein cows . Col b. T h. · runmng coruhbon. A rea ter· '" tat ~ m urn 13 _o~m~ 1P· 1 ror. Call WI 9-3424. - 3 to 8 years old. 5 Guern- HOUSE FOR ;:,,1\LE or trade Metgs County. consJstmg of sey cows - 4 to 7 years for a place in Middleport. 7 22 tfc 94 <:~cres more or less, W Jii - - - • old. All in production. These Six rooms, bath, basement, be sold at private sale to l960 Harley Davidson, 165 Su- are nice cows and Health eity water, electrlclty, gas, the highest bidder for not per IO. A·l shape. Phone Sh papers will be furnished. One garage, one acre ground in 7 ~ 3tc less than the appraised value 2-4524 · Surge milker and unit and Rutland. S. D. Buskirk, Rutof $1 ,1100.110, Saturday, July 27, STEEL PONTOONS--in good two Farm Master units. Two land. Ohio. 7 23 6tp 1963, at 10 :00 a. m. at the condition. See or Call Jam-:! s milk coolers and ten milk PONIES for sale or trade for office of O'Brien and O'Brien, Rou sh, Racine. cans. stock. Doo HoudasheJt. Ph. Attorneys, Pomeroy, Ohio. 7 20 6tc Edsel Hart, Owner . wv 2-6083. 7 22 6tp ~24_~_c I IFOR SALE _ In Review B)' , . . _ fiJIIIHu lor Judy liPI l•l~"fM 1.1111•1 11• 1.111'1 dull. Wltca 1hc lldill JIOl.L YlfOOD tUPll- "I dGII'I P.J' !0 Iiiii fl WN olinutlllko . coted 123 Hudloo Street, PT PLEASANT _ The Kro1410011· In- del Park Bnard met Tueoday MlddleOIJJoport. H~~';"· qwre \1\a. 8 8 tfe evening at the pa.rk club house ="'""=-;;;--:-::,..-;;-::= - - wilh ch•lrman Lonnie Safford FOR SALE, new I room house presiding, when It ""' reported with 3 bedrooms, batb utility five new plcnlc tables were conroom, in Oorcas. f6,800.00. E. structed, painted and put Into D. Johnson, Phone WI l-3o86. service this week, according to 716-U "•;;;-;;;-;;-;;-;;---;;;::::--;:::;·~=c a report by Walter Rice. . I bor•e BeautifUl Blrcb klldJ The five new tablee make a en. automadc gao beat 164, total of IS available on the purk Lincoln Heigbll. cau J 0 b n grounds, and plans are for the addltl of 10 large fam Blsettnar WY 2-5127 1-l~tf• on more • · ily-slze tables. IN POMEROY Eight room It was pointed out by the bedn:Joms 1 bouse, lot.3 Good looatland bath, t of board that the cost of one table arge on ou Is fi2.iill and any one may conhigh water. CaJl WY5 10 If t.:::...=.:.__..:__ _:__ c the church, Thursday 'ih the h evening ba d FOUR ROOM house witb 1 ac- at 8 p. m. Wl us n s re lot, large porch, basement and LOyal Men's class as the <A. c. BRADFORD off Route No. 1. Phone WY guests. 7 ~tc Badne, Ohio UIZI. JULY 21 I 11 tfc FOR SALE : The residence of Tbe annual picnic of the P~t the late Charleo Raymond Matrons Club of l!:vaogelme Smith located at 120 Laurel Cbapter, OES, In Middleport, COBA SIRVICE Street Pom 2ro Ohio Is wUI be held Friday evening at 0STS TO DINNER :t•ll• ...,. "' .... "'"'• ' y. · ' 6 p. m. at the borne of Mr. H 1" 11 ,,."" DUJit, ........... m. offered for sale. Please COD· and Mrs: Max Harrah near Dr . and Mrs. Lester L. Roosh ~= ::nd~D!'-:!~a -=-•• tact . the undersl~ed for Chester. Members are asked of Whispering Pines Farm on w_... 'fMtt ....... rw wY wu• partLcuJars concermng saw. to bring their own table serv- the Bashan - Harrisonville Road " • - ,.,... ., ::d:r 'k,.. entertained with a dinner Pl1" FOR ANY KIND of bulldozer p Obi A friendship family potluck ty Wednesday evening. Guests rk all WY 2omeroy, the were teachers from the Obit 7 19 6tc dinner will be held at : ba~=.t·;.. 's~uler. con- _ . . Enterprise EUB Ctaurch Fri- State School for the Blind, CoJ. ·. Str t M'd FOR SALE, bustness buUdmg day July 23, at 8 p. m. Home umbus, Mrs. Rutb Rice, Mlal 342 p tractmg, age ee • 1 • and apartment, vacant lot, all made lee cream will be served Ruth Flanigan, and Mr. lad. dleport Free estimates. · 1 15 Uc in heart of Middleport. Pric· as the dessert. Families are Mrs. Roger Helminger. ed low for quiclt sale. See asked to take their own table I'HOTO COPYING Servtceo. Clifford Stumbo at Sewing servlce. SCHOOL REUNION SET Copy any letter or ttocamenl Center in Middleport. JULY f7 The 14ltb annual Ray. .Ytltllll "euter Insurance, Pomeroy 1 IS tfc The Shade Valley BOll• 4·H and Holliday School reunion 2 IS lfc club will have an Ice cream will be held al Holliday aehool LIVESTOCK social on Saturday, July 27 grounds, Sunday, August 4, aeHEREFORD BUU:. two years at Chester town hall,_ at 7:30 cording to CoUeen Oou&an,old. Tom Wells, Harrisonville p. m. Everyone l8 inVIted. retary , Phone SH 2-5164. - • .. -- 72431p GOOD Guernsey milk cow, 5 years old with calf three weeks old. Cheap, J o h n For All Of Your Needs Kearns, Clifton, Phone '113Middleport Feed Mill S943. 7 24 tic Tonr Fowlo•, Own.. & Opp. INSURANCE "We Do Cllstom Grind1D·i " N. 2nd A¥o. MhldlJOHNSON, Simpson fnsur.nce _ _ _ ____ . _ \1 DUPLEX, furnished apart. ment at 390 S. 2nd, Middleport, CaU In evening. WY Z. S262. S.28-tfc -r- ·___ S1 - SINGER Portable like now. \UTO-M(mn.E rnsunmce bl:!en i _ __ For a e __ ZIG zag equipped to buUon· ca~C"e llf>d? '; nsl wmr opera· \fEOTU'1 SIZE heatrola, cual. hole, monogram, e mhrmder , tor s !Jeense. Call WY 2-2966. Ph WY 2-2333 etc_ Pay off last 4 payments, 815tt c one · RECORD HOP, Friday for Winter Five More Picnic Tables ·Reported Ready At park Baker & Seyfried 1'58 Chevrolet __' $795 '59 Chevrolet _ $1095 SMALL FAR\! ( about SO . 75 NOTICES ' ~OSE UR ( E F NA Cl••nect and CheckH WY 2-99H and brake.s. new Llres, R&H. 1959 RAMBLER $688 American 2 Door. Radl-· o, h;a t;~ blue fini sh clean in terior, I Pom•roy, Ohio good tires. I 1960 PLYMOUTH $999 WHY WORRY over a olugglsb 2 Door V-8 en ~ in f' . Juto. trans., new tires. bla ck over while septic tank? Gel Klean Em· fi n i,~;h _ Ra di o anrl hea ter. AD Septtc tank cleaner at 1959 FORD Landmark Farm Bureau, Po. $999 meroy. 7-I-31Jtc Fai rl an P 500 - 2-Dour. VS e n ~i ne, stad. tl'ans., clea n inter· ior , r(>ci and blal'k fini !=.h. R&H . WANTED TO RENT otll •Qj: C AK[' --~ '62 Impala - - $2695 1. 960 CHEVROLET 4 _,. .. ,_. ""'' • goro OPllJ fw ill~ f' rt l~' "l U na• wl•hlfl ll'o llav• !t•eo- .... ~ ~ •• •n 11 ... ara •n t " """' ' ""' o: h a rn 1!11 • ..e n~ otVIl't d /to • r oue• coa ~~~• .., "ll 8 r.~d f'u l' Open 24 Hours SAVE -- EVEN MORE! Ad ServtH • c.;•n lt To Have Your Cool, 011 or Gos SUPER SERVICE STATION "r---------------------,11 •.., ""Want ·~~;;;;· ' """"'"' For 7 II lfe ---- ----'------FREE USE OF our Corpet '62 Corvair - - $1995 6 Pm . St. Wagon. 327 cu. in. Shampooer with purchase of . . molur , power steering & brakes. Bl L Sb B k Phon" WY2-3994-WY2-6301 Monll: 2-~r . Maroon f1 msb, Automati (', pow~r brakes. radio. ue ustre ampoo. 8 er 691 W. M.lin 11 Pamerey fawn 1nter1or w1Lh bu~ket sea~ s, 1ww wh itewall tires. maroon fin· F'umiture, Middleport. 4-speed b?X, J02 eng~ne, radto, \s h, extJ·a clea n and priced at 7 23 Gtc l O. McCOY, AUCl'IONEER. he~ter. T1res show l1ttle wear, real savings. I F""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'iiii"'iiCitester Ohio a hke new cap at a real saving. It ' . f 18 Uc Iet - $ 1989 '61 Chevrolet $1,795 '61 C Orvaor • - - $ 1595 Hard '61 Chevro AUCTIONEER Top 4 Door. Low mileage, 4 .D oor Sedar•. Local uwner , low clean interior. blue fini sh, V8, 8 e1 AI r 2 dr Har d T op. Com........ ~"'""""' 8en1ee mileage. spotless clea n interior, automatic trans. Radio & heat· Sharp all white fini sta_ Auto. Crttl Bradford Powerglide. Radio and beater. er. Like new whitewall tires. staift. Radio. Write, - - • , . C.lacf DEA!JLLNES . fatm Now Is The Time Po111eroy lanclma... batll, ....~, decorated. ,.. beating. FuU buement. Lc> Shuler ....tract. pond. rree each time vou purcba.. gallons of ~asollne or more, or a eombmation oil change and lube job. - - -- radio and heater Like new all hea t£>r, hr·JS li ke new. WANT AD INFORMATION w. ph.;.. JI'Oll nnt:r ..... howoe and lO '62 Ford T-Bird - $3395 '62 Chevy II $1795 Ha•·dtop Coupe. White finish. 4-Door. Low mileage ~Y l~cel r ed interior low mileagP, seat o~ner .. spoilt"~S clean ·~tenor, belts, power steering & bra kes, be1ge ft~1sh, ?eluxe equtpment. · - - - -- a...rogo Gin... You get 1-16 oz. size lla u SHOP AND TRADE -- - Emmet aw ESTATE . 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(llov . l>aijl Jtllloo) ()agnii'Y BQO Oown 9:00 Wings of ~·~lin& :110 liwop llhof NO llttnday Show rllt'tll Newo )0:110 Voice of l'rophecy :40 Famll' WorshiP ftoqr-Thu i0:3S. iltll'IRY l!how Pllltln 11~111'!1 11:011 Country Hymntlme Muolc JuS! For \'llll 12:00 Noon Raporl Gtlilijler'o Guts! Slar-Fri J2 :1S The Search 1:00 Platter Party !3:30 !lev ~ Mtrlin Teeta Pi Blaettnar ~uiO $ouw 1:00 Billy Graham po Local News 1:30 1'11• ~ullierllfl HQur f :ii5 Rill llmt Spgrll 2:110 liJgn1 of the 'l'lmeo t :OO Bowllng Scores (Hev. W. I. Billups) f 'Oli Van p, ]flok IJIOI''2:1S Publio llerviee t :21! ~undoWll Strtnadt %:31 :rha Bi~ Lift 7:115 TI]o World Tot!'f 3:1111 Sunday Showcase 1;30 118ft 011 4:1111 Hour of Deelslou t< OO Sign 011 - Jllllll I:IS Jolul QrUfln ~TI.IRIIAY 6:00 Sund•y SbOWP!IItll t:OO SiS" On N"'f f :OO iimm!dt t :llll Country Jtunborec 7:ll0 Farm Newa 1•011 - June ~ 1 1n' Oli l'"h Party j OIIIHAN ANNIE Bv HAROLO GRAY GOOD·BY. SUCKER! �' I I I ap- Rudolf G· Mer e 0 Mrs. Ed J . Smith entered UnHospltal, GINGHAMS , for observation and . She was a«'~'pa~ to Columbus by Mr. Smith son, Lewis. Dr. and Mrs . Rubert P . Gard· ner and daughters, Rebecca and Amy who have been the guests of his ~:~:::~; and Mrs. ell , president ; Mrs . Mason Fish- lpointment of pesl rontrol in the Center, Ohio. . er , first vice president ; Mrs. 1Department of Agrirnlture, and The Rev . John E . Ba~nnger Paul Casci, serond Vi{'e presi- her duty was to inspect and of .Edgebrook Lutheran Church, dent ; Mrs . Ben Neutzllng, sec· spray trees , and work with ani· Ch1cago, 111., and the Rev · Jack reta~y· . Mrs . T_ A_ Hennessy, mal 11arcinations. She had to is· T. Welch ~f St. _P~ul Lutheran treasurer : Mrs_ Allen Hill, his- sue licenses such as hunting Church, wtll offiCiate. at the '!Uesda~ f~r ~ torian ; Mrs . Milton Roush, sgt. 1and fishing and was in char~e Opt!n chUrch, double rmg ce~e. In Galhpohs With Mr . at arms· and Mrs . David Cum- 1of all flag ceremonies. She stat- mony Sunday, July 28th. at 4.30 Clarence Boster and They are enroute to Paris mings , j.unior past president. · E'd that whal shr learnet:l about p. m. in . St. Paul Lut~eran Mrs . Cummings thanked mem- the flag she used In teaching at c.hurc~. MISs. Wolpert will be Sout~ Cm:-olina where bers for their cooperation the 4-H camp recently . gtven m marr1age by her fathbe stat1oned for two years. Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt _and son, past year and Mrs. PoweU spoke Botll girls thanked the Auxil- er. briefly , asking the cooperation iary for the privilege of attend- Miss_ Sandra Helm ~ Columreturned to thetr of the members for the coming lng Girls State. bus WID se~ve as _maid _of bon- Columbus Sunday, af~er a weeks year. Mrs . Well pres~nted Mrs. or. The bridesmaids will be with her mother, Mrs. w. Chnunings with a past presiMrs. Eu~ene Mayer of Ma~ys-- A. Morgan, Athens Road. dent's pin. ville, OhJO, and Miss Marilyn Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Fieds A 6' 30 potluck dinner precedrOUn n Schwarz of ParkerBburg. Chicago, IlL .anlved Wadnesed the meeting which opened Mary ~Iizabeth Foltz, cou~ln for a VlSit wlth therr parIn ritualistic form by Mrs. CumOUf # of the bnde, of Alexandria, VLr- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fields f ~ ginia , will be nower girl. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Es· mings. A report on the bakeless bake sale was given by Mrs. I ~ Mr. Eugene Mayer of Marys- kew. Gerald Wildermuth. <'hairman. . VIlle. wlll act as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Reyn- 1 A report was also given on the . _S_haro~ Cleland ts a busl";~; Seating the guests will be Mr. olds and sons of Mansfield are Eighth District ronvention at vtsll~ 10 Columbus today. George Tomko of Cleveland. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Crooksville June rl by' Mrs. ":a~ Jn. Columbus last week to and Mr. Philip Schlosser of Bradford Maag, MinersvU1e Neutzling, Mrs. Frank Cheese- VISit with. r_elatl\les. Columbus. other relatives in the area. · brew and Mrs. Cummings. Mrs. Wdham R~son has reo- The soloist will be John Miss Mildred PUlins of BaltiMrs. Wildermuth, Mrs . Well t~rnt'd from a tnp to Kan!\as Layne of New Hallen and play- more is spending a couple of and Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. were ·Ctty, Kansas, where she ~as ing the organ will be Vernon weeks with her father, Carl elected to the executive com- the !(uest of her s?n. and family, I Renner of Columbus. Pullins, Flatwoods and other Mr and Mrs WJJham Robson . mittee. Mrs . J. M. Thornton · J h · Sh m n relatives. 1 son 'd o n.ht e acco n 1o thanked the members for cards and . d I pa.1 • Mr. an d M f!. Homer ,,as . . . 1. ed Jed her aug er an am• y, nd Mr R' h d oweru and and visits while hosptta tz . Mr and Mrs . Clifford Cunninga s. •c ar Mrs Neutzling announced that h · d K 'th 1 Lima daughters, Linda and Patty re. 8 punch bowl and cups have am an . .son ' e1 . ' o .· turned to the1r horne Tuesday, 1 been purchased by the Past ~ev of\'IS_ttedt vt artouste sThcemc after a weekend visit in Colum. pomts meres enrou . ey lak h . h 1 Presidf'nts. for t e au:u mry. arrived in Lima this week Mrs. Joyce B e wa11 onor- bWJ WI'th Mr• a nd Mrs. Lucien She also announced that Ma- h M R bs . 't d u f1 ed with a baby shower recent.. Casto. David and Diana Casto eel Smith Jessie Curtis, Ada w ere rs .h 0 ohn VlSI e nt'o lv at the home of Mrs. Marcia returned home with them, after ' Luc1lle . St.ory were Tuesday · Hoskings and M"ddl ' 1w en s e came on Houdas'helt with Mrs. Betty spendl ng a week Wt'th their 1 contributing hostesses for the I M epodr · M p Hapton- ~ Wallace, Mrs. Marty Shepard grandpare11ts and the OWens . M M'lt r. an rs. au 1 . V . June meetmg. rs. • on tall and children, Edith and and Mrs. Lorame enoy as co- 1am1 1y. _ Roush gave three days on ~-n hav returned from a va- hostesses. Mrs. Anna Yeager, Mrs. Gert 1 the polio clinic which was cred- / ' e t t Vir 1 ia Beach The home was decorated rude Kloes and Mrs. Raymond lted to communitv servict. c~..lto'n sCpeln b• .gthn I t' with pink and white streamers Kloes and daughters, Paula Ray ·. a•~ m o urn us WI re a 1ves. . . · v· 'ted 'Vodn<esMrs. Wilbur Bailey was wei- Mr Ha tonst.all has been on leading to a bassmet, m whJch and Mary Ann . lSI . ,. th E . gifts were placed. Games were day In Nelsonville w1th Mrs. corned as a guest and also . P1 . . · James (zoral wa lker at st · Ruth Ba1ley and Louela Thomp- vac-atton rom e \·ans mar- played and prizes g1ven to Will· son, representatives to Girl ket . . . ners who were Mrs. Sa n d r 11 Mary 's Hospital. They also callState. Both girls gave complete I Mrs. Jane Gllkey, who IS on 8 Phalin, Mrs. Lorane Venoy and ed on Mr. Walker. Timmy and Sidney Manuel, reports on their activities.Miss thr~-weeks V~l·atlon from lhe Mrs. Roberta Dillion. Bailey was elected county com- 1~mperlal Electirc Co._, is leav· Miss Vicky Sutton received Racine, spent a few days last mg Thursday for a tn~ to Den- the door prize. Lime sherbert week with their grandparents, ver, Colo. where ahe MIL be ~e punch, coffee. mints, and cake Mr. and Mrs. Eddle Young. OW$ guest of her brother and SIS- decorated with pink and blue Connie Lanning, Rock ter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank booteeo were served to Mro. open! Monday night with , Landaker. She will bt gone Milford HyseU, Mrs. Donald Jean Young. about ten days. Lowery, Mro. Denver Rice, ---Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber Mr!. Paul Casci, Mrs. Cecile Miss Betty Lou Demoskey, j of Rutland, entertain~ with a Van Meter and son, Mrs. Pierce daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- cook-out recently at the1r home. Case, Mrs. George Hibbs, Mr. wand Oemoskey. 760 S. Fourth iGuesls were Mr. and Mrs. Butch su.mper, Mr. Stephen Ave .. Middleport , was united in IFrank Yoong and daughter, Baley Ida Casci and Terry Jo mrrriage to Mr. Earl Denney, Mrs. Larry Carson and. son, StamPer. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bobby, M~s - l.awrence Milhoan Sending gifts were Mra. Nor- Annual lnspectlon was held Denney, Sr., 109 Pearock Ave ., and Denms, Dean, Danna, Del- man Baxter and daughters, Mrs. when Chester Grange 2609 met Pomeroy, in a quiet Cf'remony las. and Duane Weber. Floyd Brown, Mrs. Violet Hy- Tuesday evening wilh VIrgil Friday evening, Ju~y 19, at 6:30 Mrs. Dale Dut~n. ~d _dau~h- sell, Mrs. Gene Harris, Mrs. Atkins, county deputy, Inspect.. p. m. at the First Baptist t~r , ~lien_. are v1s1~ng In Cm- Jennlngs Wayland Jr. , Mrs. ing officer. 1cmnah th1s week w1th her sis- Edward Crooks, Mrs. James Mrs. Earl Dean. worthy masChurlh in Middleport. The Rev . Donald Boone read [ ter and brother-In-law, Mr. and Daniels, Miss Jeanette Crooks, ter , presided. A Jetter was the double r.ing reremoney be- Mrs . S. L. McCarthy, Miss Cbritine Coats. from William B. Downie in refore an altar derorated with Mr . and Mrs . Earl Denney gard to participating in the I (the former Betty Demo~key) Centennial parade. A booth at pink gladiolias. The bride was lovely Jn a have returned from a tnp to Ule fair was discussed. A as-year pin was presentwhite street length sheath dress Virgin_ia Beach. of silk jersey with white ac- 1 Ma.nanne Woodgerd and Deb· Uf Or OrSe ad to Mrs. Roy Miller by Mrs. cessories. . bte Grueser were in Charleston, Dean. Plans were made for an W ice cream socia1 to be held Attendants were the bride's W. Va. Tuesday where they brother and sister-in-law, Mr . went to Rock Lake Pool. They Plans were compl~ted ~or the the town hall Saturday, Aug. and Mrs. William Demoskey. were accompanied by Mr. H~r- horse show at the fa1r to be held 3_ The fourth degree was · She wore a pink silk dress trim- old WoOOgerd who was ! n Wednesday aft~moon, Au~t in fuU form. med with lace wlth white ac- Charleston on business. 14, when the Metgs County R:Jd"Summer" was the theme cessories. The couple left for a Mr. and Mrs. Harold ~ood- ing club ~et Tuesday _evenmg 1 the program presented wedding trip to Virginia Beach. gerd and daughter, Mar1anne. at the Sal1sbury t()wnshtp bulld- ·Mrs. Dale Kautz lecturer. . Members answer~ roll caD The bride attended Middleport were in Albany last Friday for ing. High School and is employed a 11i~it wit~ Mrs . Dell~ Erwin. WiUiam B. Downie president, l\.-ilh what they enjoy most at the Imperial Electric Com- Mananne 1s on vacatl~n from cond_uctf'd . the meeting and summer, folowed by the singpany in Middleport. The groom her employment at Ohio State routme busmess was transacted. ing of ''Stay On the Farm," by attended Pomeroy High sch~l University. A report ~ the recent lhor_se the group . and is employed at ~he Mid· Mr. and Mrs. Ron~l~ _Reyn- ~how was g1ven by Mr. Dowme. A poem was read by Mrswest Steel Company m Porn- olds of Shelby, 0 ., visi~ Mr. It was announced that Rog~ Reid Yoong and a reading bv eroy. and Mrs . E. R. Yost, Wednes- Clamforth of Groveport has Mrs. Dean, after whlch jokeS · day. been secured 811 judge for the were given by David Koblentz. I horse show. Plans were made Harry Holter read an article LEARN OF BIRTH f<l' members to ride in the Cen- .. An Automatic Machine," folMiss Nettie Koehler has learn- tennial parade. Refreahments 1 wed by a plano solo "'By the ed of the birth of a great great werl! served. ~ight of the Silvery Moon," by niece. born to LL and ~rs. Mrs. Miller. The ABC of Safety TONIGHT 1nd FRIDAY by Mrs. David Koblenl2 and James Tedrow (Phyllls White! Farewell Party b W11t Disney'• Tuesday July 23, at Holzer Hos· Pia ed For p111or t Facts of Today'a Farmer by ·tGnd t M nd nn • "PINOCCHIO" ~ta. ,;a I par:~teareG ~i a II The Syracuse. Nazerene Dale Kautz preceded a song, (Technicolor) rs.M w yndn M I ,Teda po Is church will have a farewell "May You Always," by Jenniand r. a rs. row o d M fer and Melanie Dean and Pat.. -ilndM h t Th Ted party for the Rev . an rs. ''THE IRIDGI" Je II rows Harold Holmet~ and family • ricia Koblentz.. A quiz on DowIassahc use ts. a so ave a son, e rey, age ers conducted by the lecturer Forthrieht and Forceful three Lt Tedrow left Wednes- Tuesday July 30, at the Syrab E De 1 "'ll;~;;;;;;~[day .fro~ Gallipolis for Cali- cuse park at t p. m. All friends and prayer y ar an con· ;;;;; Cornia and from there will go to of the Holmes are also invited. eluded thke progra~. b Mr Thos 8 ttend;•• ore to Ulke a Remar • were g~ven Y · U Paris Island. South. Corollna, • -~ · and Mrs. Atkins, after which where he will be stationed. Mrs. covered dish. a drink, and table . I d . ltu lisU POMEROY, OHIO . . . service Mrs Robert Moore., the meetmg c ose m r a c Tedrow and children Wtll JOtn . • · form Refreshments were servhim soon . chauman, asks members hav· , TONIGHT ONLY ing pictures and articles for the ed to 29 memben and I 11. NOT OPEN acrap book to be presented to guests, Mr . and Mrs. Atkins, SPECIAL MEETING SET PRIDAY and SATURDAY The Meigs County Coonhunt- Rev. Holmes to bring them to Mr. and Mrs. Frank HaWday and Mr. and Mrs. Robert JewJuly ?.6-27 , ers Association will hold a the church Sunday. leU. HISCAPI PROM speciaJ meeting Friday at 7:30 EAST BElLIN" p. m. at the dub house to vote VISTS PLANNED Don Murray, ChrisJjne Kauf· on the lease of the building. Judy Bing of Cleveland will Middleporl Church mann, Karl Schell. Crawl f d throueh a till)' tunoeJ under arrive soon to spend a ew ayt To .4id Cont7enti.Dn. the Berlio Wall. s11M'e1 East with her grandmother, Mrs. J Planl were made to assist BerUn; face barbed Wire se· K. Smith. Mrs. Smith WUI re- with !be Providence Mlllslonory ':m~~~~'::i turn to Cleveland witb ~ BapUst Association Convention County G1r1ge, Bing at the end of her viSJt, Tuesdly evening at tho Mrunt iu !be escape; ,.. 211 ...,.pe by lon&eot tUJIDel rett · f•irgrounds and will also vllllt In Erie, Pa. Moriah Baptist Church In MldTimel7! Thrilling! True! wltb a duaghter, Mro. N. F. dieporl ..Tbe hoot churtb lor tho Kirk ~~fAdamo, 1 July 18 • 11 a.m. Ill? Harmoo (Beuloh 1M Smltb). convention to be held August 11 11ober1 Wilker Nebemiab SUPPER CANCELLED II tho Naomi Baptist Church In Pornolt, ~e Mayalona. The Golden Rule cia,.. of PomeJ'!)y, 0 llld tn?'an the Roclne Methodist cburch Pfanl were made for mem1111 ,.. 'II'IJl never ... . . . or will no1 have Its Ice cream bers to attend 1flth Mrs. 1 KILL a Bumao _ , Fa.. suppw Friday evenlni u p~~n>jWlnlton and Mro. Arnold Rich· L_M_IIIII_ ... _,._IIIII_ctuem __ ll'dl aametl u deleptea. A M 'ddl epor . MrS, 81ake 1S Honored Wt'th Baby Shower Dan River and. other fine glngham. in checks, strip- a, plajda and aolid. colon. 36 iocbea wide. SSe .,.,.. • V Wedd •ng Are Taken In BaptiSt Church Grange 2609 Inspection Is Held TUeSday Plans Rounded 0 F H Sho At Fat'r I 1 I I·~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;11 MEI;.S THEATRE BASKET PICNIC ::::ti::.:::. o:J.':. ~~~~u en.: l.to-•---f______, Pomeroy E-.J11 No. 2171 i _,,ned, ·- - . VOL XV Kitchen Towels absorbent kitchen towei.J of terry cloth with fruit, floral and kitchen patterns. Fringed ends. 18 by 2'7 in chet~. Freahl)' laundered. Soft, absorbent, preshrunk and ready to use. 18 by 30 inches. D in a package. Soft, ..,$1-00 3 $1.00 \ Beautiful quality material in solids and prints samples large enough to make two cushions· upholster small bench or curtain small window. SALEI BASEBALL GLOVES FINAL CLEARANCE SALE ON STOCK ON HAND $1.91 10 only $3.95 a-ball Glov• Pint Sin __ __ 3 for 33c 2 only $4.95 Boaball Glov• $2.48 1'h Pint Sin __ 15c •ach 1 only $5,50 Booeboll Glove $2.75 Quart Slu --- · 3 for !.oc 3 only $5.95 Bo11boll Glov• $2.98 2 only $6.95 Boaboll Glov• $3.48 WRITING PAPER "BOY I" by c ... Rq. 69c & 79c 2 nickel aafety pins. 00 steel Y•l~o~e bo~~$1-00 HEATING PADS CAKE PANS Generous full size aut~ malic heating pads witll new multiple heat COD· trol thermostatically coD-trolled. Washable, remOYable cover. plated 4 in • pack•.. 4 pkgo , $lOO ~.95 Solo 19Cbunch K•re Free The Golden Carryall Eagle Value Pack SEWING STAND Contain• 1 doz. No. 2 lead pencils, ruler, er- New, useful, decorative. Holda ptns, needles, thread,- thimble, scissors lnd tape. Always handy, lee. $1.00 V•lue Sole rt lao pk,•. I lACON LAYEI tna and freezing. SAFETY PINS Linen, ripple, vellum, bond. White .md colora. 4 8 1by 1Jf.f. inch pans lor baking layer cakes, 1tor- R... 29c aser and pencil sharp- ener. 69c S•lt PLASTIC OVAL RUGS For Aug. 14th Colonial pattern In 10 vivid colors ..,. $1.79 oole $2.59 x 30" $2.19 Slao 18" $3,19 51 .. 24" $4.69 s1 .. 27" Rog. 49c Value X x 36" 48" ••'• $3.79 33c SHOWER CURTAINS HOUSEWARES Fine vinyl film - $8.95 Wood Conlotor Solo IOio $4.00 $13.95 Brood BIXM ulo $6.00 $5.99 Hot and Cold Sorvero lilt $4.00 $2.95 Chouo Board and Knife able and sunfast beautiful printed patterns wash- 6' x 6', p9 R... 1,95 Silo H~l $1.50 $9.95 4 qt. Preoouro pono alo $8.00 •• ,. $20.00 lolo $21.95 $29.95 Eloctrlc Con Oponoro $29,95 Mtlmoc Dlnnorworo oots _ $1.95 Chromo Butter Dloh• ,.,. $1.25 $2.95 Chromo Couorolo ooto· •• ,. $2.00 Quokor Mold Br-n Chino Cookworo 1010 '12 prlco Ruby Red Glouworo 1011 '12 prlco $2.95 Wuto Bookoto •• ,. $1.50 $32.95 Eloctrlc Porty Grillo .... $20.00 89c Bowlo ond Plot• 2,39 Roo $2.95 Solo Pl•aliuretone RUBBERMAID PANTRYWARE Touch-Up Enamel $7.95 Braacl Ions ---- $6.95 For wood, metal aod p~ tlcs. New and lmproved·. 2 ounce size. All c-olors. $5.95 Colilmr Soh -·-- $4.91 29c $2.00 Cooklo Joro _ $1.79 ..,. 50c RUG SAMPLES SCHOOL SPECIAL WIAR lVIII lhHffer's Cartrld.. ' " with Mvtn frH cartrldgn Fine and medium points. lfl. $1.49 Y1lut For· AA advertised tn Reader'• Good selection Qf high priced Carpeting samples- WRITING KIT Dlgeot. Cont.1ins stick ball pen, fountain pen, mechanical pencll, tradable ball pen, extra leads, ball pen refill, e:r:- ... '1.00 t:ra all bound edges JULY CLEARANCE SALE-WHILE THEY LAST ~'71 ·' • 21" hit 6 9 c ' 4·00 eraser~. Reg. 1.47 voluo $1.00 Salol $2.19 27" x 54" S.le MAYIVILLI SCHOOL SPECIAL CARPET WARP Binder lnd•x Filler With Z l Special · pocket, vinyl cover, wide JUBBet, 2 rio&a and 3 rinil. Solo OILCLOTH 800 yd. spools • 100% cotton - 4 ply excel- Beautiful patterns - lent commercial colora 89c 54 Inch width 2 ..,: loo l'9 COSMETICS $1,49 Whlto Roln Holr Spray ulo $1,09 59c Red Cr- CoHon 10le39c $1.00 Pondl Angol Skin Lotion "'' 68c $1.00 Evonlng ln Poria Toilet Soop ~ alo 19c Aero Shovo Shoving c...m Dull and Glaze finish 79c 46 Inch width aolo 69c yd. •olo 79c yd. ARTIFICIAL Group fl"""lll LAMP SHADES Foliage and 'fmes 20 Reg, 2.69-2.98-3.29 Ufe•like plastic July Cluronco Salo 10c to 89c ! .... _ While Price 69e ulo 59c $1.00 VItello Holr Tonic Thor} .,r.. ' , WESTCLOX "BINGO" .... 69c $1.00 Mennen Broke Deodorant ALARM CLOCKS ule69c $1.00 Gill- Supor Blue Blad• _ 10lo 15 for 79c Sturdy plastic case, easy $2.95 Hollcloy for Noll a • Aut. colon _ dependable Westclox make. ulo $2.00 to read dial, spring driven, $1.10 Socuro Dooclorant ule 73c 75c Yolo Sproy Doocloront ..11 49c ~.98 60c Halo Shampoo 6Sc Johnoonl' Boby Powder ..1. 47c SEI! T H E MANY OTHER STYLES WESTCLOX ulo 43c $2.00 Lilt Home Pormonont 4Sc Coots ulo $1.33 Ql!llted Squaroo ulo 29c AND SPRING DRIVEN AWKA ICE CREAM FREEZERS Mttltl-actlon Ice Cream Freez~ra with wood tubs, $7.00 S.le $8.00 S.le $16.00 S.le ELECTRIC ALA.RM CL.OCKS ON DISPLAY ON THE FIRST FLOOR. Motch ltlck $10.95- 2 qt. Size $12.95 - 3 qt. size $22.95'- 8 qt. size ousands Die, Are Hurt nics, camping, cooking, storing and freezing. 4 in a package. boxes. KODAK VERICHROME . PAN FILM VALANCES . !If lncheo wide. Natural andbloWnopoltlr. lotulorly l9c onol $1.1f V. P. 127 -V. P. 620 July CIMr8nDII IIJe SOc 4 5 c roll ···Elberfelds Pomeroy Bargains· .·.··July ClearanceSale· , • t I 9 inch pure Aluminlln'\ plates for pie baking, pte- Soft, pliable freezer . . .. ------------PRICE FIVE CENTS PIE PLATES FREEZER BOXES $4.98 . ., , FOIL PLASTIC I only $9.95 Boaboll Glove - 1-00 5•1• ~OIL ·-··' '& '01 . . . . . , , . . . . . . . .! ..,_,....,, '" . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO•_ _ __.__F:.!:I!:.:!ID::;A~Y!.,;,J::!:U:!.LY:.. ._~26~.!.•..!1,::.96~3:_________ ·%~~---~ NO. 86 Judge Bolin Of Athens To Sit In Case SACK DISH TOWELS , •J "'· • SALE .6 7 c ~LOUI .... 4 • -· . $19,95 10 Inch Oscillating ana "''" $16,00 . .11 $10.00 $26.95 12 Inch ()sdlllllng OM $42.95 20 Inch aulomotlc portable ana sala 36.00 ..1. $20.00 $39.95 20 Inch oxhauot Fan Discontinued D r a p e r y TillY WEA'IBD till •p 1 ..... ._ t 11 I SALE! ELECTRIC FANS Panels and Swatches 1 l Stretch on ailieone ironl.ni board eover p)ul durable Tuffiex lronini board pad, Fill standard 1iz.e lronlne board. e ooeleor weapooa moaoploJ, lronlnt d Ad Ab ; •••nt Pad & Cover Sets .... •uo lALII FINI QUALITY 0. lepl. Zl, lMI, Jlony II. t'rumoo • . . . - aa ololllle eJplooloe ...,..,ed bt lite Soviel l l•lml, eodln1 dte United Slain' Sale Elberfelds Pomeroy Bargains for Our HAVEN 1 cers who are Mn . Ernest Pow- Cook City , received the • NOW YOU ICNOY Wedding Plans Mainly About Drew Webster Post 39 Auxiliary Are ~evealed People In Has Installation 01 OUicers By Mtss Wolpert Installation of o!flcers was Imissioner and received tho high- NEW led f P~ ha~o Pomeroy held when the Arerican Legion est votes or the three elected. been ~ e or e_ " Auxlliory o1 Drew Webster Post She reported a Ullk given bv ding •I M1ss Suzanne Vuginla 19 met Tuesday eventng at the Mr. Nierodi of Huna:ary who Wolpert , daughter of Mr . Legion Hall. escapt'd the communist regime. Mrs. Philip J. Wolpert of New Mrs. Orville Well was the in· Miss Thompson, a member Haven, and Mr · Rbbert Arnold installing officer for new offi- of the Federalist party and of Me_rkle. son of ~r . 8 ~ MU~~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 25, 1963 turner