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(The Store Closes At Noon Each Th~ . 1'\ day). Friday Store Hours Are 9 to 5 a Saturday Store Hours Are 9 to 9 in t t lh' Evening. Be Thiftyl Save All Of Your Saalaeslips From . 125 Are Enrolled In Bible School Teamwork that ', helps y~u get ~.t better faster neWeJt de_,,/opmentJ NYLON HOSE ifofphormacy '"' ho/p Slightly irreg. of 99e shades. 81'. to ~ SLIPS ,. 10~. ., !, I eare cottoll~ .: olips for women,·~ tlfully eyelet em · ery trim. Sl!ea sm.U, medium .111d Juc Easy Buy several pair now at this low low price, D TON DRU ~ !.L A House investigating · uctilating sugar prices today · · repr-esentatives of Braz.. ~ , ~ JDotniniran Republic, Cos.. ·Rtca, the french West In· . ~ire and the Philippi'!OS to tes• <lin their sugar quotas. \ , -TGOMERY - Gov. !' ~ Wali1lce indicated ,.ne!I!Jay .night he Intends to lfa •f!ideral ln)Unctlon . ~ . from blocking tile adrnts. f)W\ ..,4)£ \three Negroes to the .. U!llv,r,tty ol A~~~ama "regard· len ,\)1'1Jle 1'1s~. 1\Tiljs can be""' finest hour," Dcommittee COTTON HALF value, all new summer help~· DISC!JJJNT c ThursdayFriday- Saturday, June 6-?-8 . pr "BIG ASSORTMENT" WOMEN'S Fine Knit TE·E SHIRTS TV ' LAMPS Cholee Of 4 Stylils Assorted colors and ln all .1izes for women. Buy .now Ior tlutt hot weather ahead. c 4 attractive 1tylfJI' discount y:,Jue. Don't miu il 81 c MtCI Colora Fine colton !mit tee lhirtl for women and iifla. Bill ••. aorlment of pet· · tems, colon and lll)'leo, regular ..... •• in plutic ihtdecl bubble lampe - D .sorted colors. A btl c Auort8cl StyiM •• •e. ...,=: ·'' 'RAYON BRIEF BRIEF PANTI 5-6-7 • · 52x70 FANCY INSULATED PLASTIC TABLE Picnic Jug.s COVERS Full half gallon capacity foam insulated picnlc jugs, glau lined, plastic ltd. A r.,. gular tUJO value! Compare ot $\.lit. Fancy petterno. assorted eolor~~ lilze 52>:70. Flannel PlaaUc Table Conn. SaM at )'OW' Bonanaa. LAROE SIZE REG. 89c VALUI .Casserole A NJ. 89< value, large llle Ctaserole, at • new low dl&count priee. Sa'Ve now at rour Bono011 Store, HW'I)' · tbeoe won't lut lonJ. 17:..- ~~·--(li"~ch ~~ -A WEAR-TESTED ' TO GIVE YOU MORE COMFORT! SHORTS ." , A big Hieetlon of woi/i~ eaay to wash cotton Jam " Sborta. Plain colon and 'f cy patterns. Sizes lo to 18. l'os, beb• boiAg put into.productioo aod offered for ... Neb original Jarman aodel is we«..tftted - il Wll _.... tVefJ(iay conditions, t$ Chlftted 8fHI ldjusted lfltiil lit fR>h.O product bls I "~itndHoess of fr J011 ]list doo1 Ill io otller S,·tloe , _ t....,, II • • .. oiyte·lest.d! Set tilt lllucllor - ' c LAY- A-WAY, BLANKET SALE I SHEET BLANKET ••hal-...... For Men $9.95 to $15.95 Widths B-C-D-E, Sizes 6 112 to 12 l -,,! """' 9-IJ;U. "I'OLLIJW THI 'jbyt• tTecboileolor) Caanlo Froaelt, lion llondoU Paula l'l'elllloa and Ruao Tloiablyn . ,.. Will& - . a ......, COL<iRS 1 I I ' ., SET RIG.fi.Ji t.ittlili' "',.. NAIR c............ ....' ~ u ·: • NESTLES REG. $1.00 i SPRAY NET Bee. $1.00 value Nestle Sproy Net, .... DOW at theM low low dileoual price. Yotl oave money at your lloDaDia Store. I • • 721180 11M lai'll bea11111ul mJ. on, wide •tln bindlu, 10ft, lay liMN • ..., DOW. llh0, flnt 111. . llonama ~ ., and - .98 •• is winning rave r.otices for "Right Now ," a new WXYZ-TV series of weekly PoJJ'ce Lodge Lodge No. 195, . tRe .P!fl ,aboard a P01 tuguese ir~r exploded at Lon. f/!1.. ~!.. ·:;Roped ~at.:.. ~~~!"·· ~ Fra~rnal Or~ der of Police, met I? regu~ar I Remains Silent On Bond Issue I Baker. ~secretary th~ ~ ed e ...n l F'tl•n n n c e s s0 ugh t L d . kP . t or en l ng rne ro l ec c I Plam~mg ~omrmssl~n ~sident r~ewed educab~nal 1 and I ~ork . .. 1 Invasion Was }9 Years Ago club ~.and Ja~k Th ree Iflstructors Named. T0 s '- erve Ch es h"Ire sch00I ~fhclals ~Y. I 1~ ued to create problema. 'sponsor a bake sale New. .__ ,.~" .......... ... cream soe , lal 1 ....., ""' •--. "'" Tbe bat sale will l\llht, brought 'risbta ' Witter at 10 111 e · IAlNDON tUPJJ-~ BS'illtlllt and Seileca¥llle a. · outside the Villa&e lloit pr W ·MilllltCr Jallo 1 and U S. II the &tore and tile Ice cream tiJmo who i.e · 1 · • ' · II scheduled to start at •i · . · wt.w.est ..,.te tbr0118h 011 tho liDiite Bailk Ia hlo r. atlona wltb lr nril l,lbjo, ·Wll clO!!td' apln: It Wll p. m. , ."'"· playgirl, . n!!l ~wn when It W1Hild be Mtnllter ~""·· , BCIIiPITAL PATIBNT Wor11-·polillclll D. J. Milr~ has of Co 11 In St. Jtl!t]ieb ••.;,. :r:~ . We·· ~ of_. commissio~ .a~so : ni~ht d~scussed subdt\1 ~~~~n ~o I ~·ttO.. :'" - MacM·11 1 an ~~;~:~~E::~;:~:;~:;:~·~ a.~~a a:=i~=·r:oc:~t: Iin parliament March 22 to cover "ThO ocandal It of the up his relationship with Christine to w-·• Britlshonebl. ·rc ll!e 'Keeler, a Zl-yeiNIId. liiOdtil whose . po other n"- tn·cl··•ed 0 Soviet for many '""''· • tile Dally Mall "" '"' "Ito tletailo have no obvious EmbaJSy official and two West " lndiano. . "Whit tha hell lJ -lnl 011 In Profumo, who 1, married tn for. '~ • .. I"' 1 :~~:::.~~ a:.~~~ Po..l'J•.t. I·ca·J Scandal ·-Rocks I 'LANKETS ,Jij:99~ )~ Brllbt - · plaid oottoD Sbe,t Blanl<et. flnt quality, roc. l.'lt value, Buy HVer&l DOW Gil Lay· Mlay. SPECIAL DISCOUNT BUY 72xtO PLAIN COLORS · ~IN Special Bee. · tl.llt 1111&78 ~ ,· cotton Sheet BlanteL Aao~ 'i'OJdlo ..,. boJutUul uat. piiiD pllldo at a new low low !lfio!ii. •colOn., .,_ ~ and bul' nOW o.l.i TUIS. PLAID BLANKET $1 .59•• 70xt0 PLAID BLANKET William Holden, Trevor H• "THI , IROKIN LAND" lteny Taylor, Dianna Dorrill and Jody McCrea. '• -StA>n. 66x76 Cotton ward. Capueine. • Of!!EN THURSDAY AnERNOON e M $1.79.. FRIDAY one! SATURDI.Y June 7.a "THE LION" (Technico1or) IUN., MON. bll abe, flnt q1lallty. Jlul' DOW for Fall, ou Lay49Q'.· Save at your Jlo. willie • TONieHT & THURIOAY NOT OPIN Complete Seledion In Jarm1n Shoes MANKO 8DoorJ 70xM abe Willie Sheet Bl~' first quality, bu)l IOYO<OI DOW oo our eoq lay..wtf ploD. MEIGS THEATRE 70 x-80 Col liM 70 X 90 Wllite 70x84 White I'OMIIROY, 01110 fi..., - I II ' structor at Middleport school has asked the band students to turn in their band uniforms to be cleaned. He asked that students comply as soon most versatile television SUitcase about session at the Gallipolis Mumcl· pal building Wednesday even· lng, 'PPrl today. Vice president Fred Dewees ..l.were no reported in- was in charge of the meeting. .;11>\' . ,fils. 'f!II'Oke billowed from The following officers in attend·t:Jlt ,~ Door of the termJn- an~ Police cordoned GalllpoUs- Sgt. John Taylor, ~.J,_.iJikggaSt: area and fire- Sgt. Bill Barr, Patrolman Hollis burning luggage North, Patrolman Paul North, W Patrolman Gary Winters · Gal· . County Sberiffi's . department • ' ba , - The employ- Deputy Sberlff, Ivan File, Emin Ohio has est Thompson, Douglas Runyan; tor the better in Meigs Coonty Sheriff Robert three months and the Hartenbach Middleport Chief employ- of Polie@ Herbert Gilkey Pa,. nsa•llonon , '• show claims trolman Scott Shank, Pa troman et the lowest Fred Dewees. After refreshments were serv, ela;lnrs for jobless pay eel by the host lodge tbey delaw dropped to 8,· to hold the annual picnic the week which end· Fortification Hill, GalllpoUo, II marked all officers and their !tunlillie toal has are Invited. It wiD be held ell·· below 8,1100 since mid28, at 2 p. m. lll5tl. nut regular tneetlnll ol lodge will be held Wednes· C)MBRIDGE- Mayor July 10 at7 p. m, at the James Pelerl planned to hall In Middleport. 's tile· add (JOISible II. pr TO TURN IN UNIFOR\\18 Mr. Eugene Gherke, band In- DETROIT !Special) Dave Diles, one of Michl· ' Sen. Collins 1 ~:;!~:erst:~ ~h:~o~:~ Orif~ J~;~A II AN .Jarman " ' yles are J ·Is Planned Bv c DISCOUNT PRICES EVERY DAY ON CLOTHING -- HOUSEHOLD '1:2 GALLON SIZE 'R'II!ht Now'•New TV Documentary v -JD BV\c .a\'e Oiles, w· Rave N t' Julv 20 Event • Fine guage eot in colors and White . embark on tile alrcra/t carrier aroused su~port behind a ~roKitty Hawk for an overnight gram su('h .as th.. one I've Ment i cruiJe off the eoast of Southern to the CnngrP<s." California. Mindful of a new civil rights ' IDS 0 Ices crist. building at the University of Alabama where Gov. George career as radio and tel- Wallcae has vowed tD block the , evision news and sport reporter, court-ordered entrance of Negro held a responsible news student• MXt Monday. the PresiMiting position with a wire dent said it was time the nation service agency, and for five and "fa<ed up more l'tOIIkly" to such 1 one half years was Michigan's q..,.liona as "whether every Editor for The Associ· Ainerican child has an equal · COLUMBUS <UPII--Ben. Oak· Press. He previ~sly .chance for a good education." ;ley Collin.!!, R-1ronton, was th€1 worked. for The Assocrated Lark Eqval o,portunll(lo only senator o~ the floor Wednes· Press m Columbus, and Louis- He . 101d the truth wao thal !day who did not vole on two pro, I Ky, Amencan ehddren do not yet en·: posed changes in tile $250 milhon I . .successful venture Into J?Y equal educational -rtum- bond issue proposal. I televaston documtntary produc- ties for two pr1mary reaiOn!oi : Collinll remained silf'nt during lion, a particularly challenging "One ls..eoonomic and tht other the roll calls on attempts to give lreld, marks I high point In hrs lo racial. pubUc sc~Jools SIS mor. than proprofessional career. · " If our. ~lion Ia Ill. !"fJii.. the vlded In tho proposal and to ai.! , "Right Now " programs goal of giVIng every American • lot $15 million for a mental raJ PLANNERS - Ed:.On. or Middleport-planning eo·rr,rrliSE:i(.lJ, already telecast were IJH!epth fair educatiooal break." th• clllty in Cleveland "' h;, Repub· A•·mv Corps of Erlgtneers. olf• ·· rnl , Phtlllp Lammr , a map ot th e Leadmg on "The Academv ident said "we must move swJrt- 1. -• do th shows U. S 11 ' : Jean ro eagues vot~ wn e , cree , k a1ea . wh I'le ·, ~ k'ln.g a tour· of the lora lOll , In .a boat . Wednesda) eve mng. Others Award:s., ·• "Crime" " U. S, .Cana ly ahead m both 1reas. We (11U!It 1amendments. . . . . . . 1 Relations," "Mental put more resources into the un· After the serond rol call J.t on the boat rrutse Wf'le Cash Bah! , .Jack \\el..., h and DlLk Owen.- St·ntinej photo. Health,'' "Tipping,'' "The Indi~ der~ourished sector1 or our edu- Gov . John Brown. the presi ding I ~ anapolis 'SOD''" and "The School ca.~IOnal system. . offl<'er, told tht> de,·k lo call CulDroput Problen •." And .we ~ust r~gmze that llins name again. I U U DilE:s is currently writtng segregation m education~nd II When Collins did not answt>r. "Right Now . . American Hu- m..n the de facm segregalion o£ 1Brown &sked bow he wanted to ~ mor," which will be aired June ' the North as w~ll .as !he pro- be rerorded on the vote. I 8, 1963. The program will in- cla~ed aegreg~tion of the South "I am not voting." said collins llA< I .:::; J elude interviews with comedy 1-brmg• "'1lh Jt lerJous handt-1 Brown informed him he was in· stars Phyllis DiJier, Jerry Lest- .caps t~ .a large ~~ntage of ·voking a rule that all senators on ! The Middl eporl planning com- Leading Crf't> k nHH"i na site hy the village. . . and Joey Adams. our naho s population. ,' the floor would be required lo mission disdosed at a mef'ting Ed i!-ion Baker. JtH"k WE>kh, Cash chatr· Scheduled for production later 1 Plup Fer Proaram cast a vote. Wednesday night that it 1s s~k- Bahr and OICk Owr-n . The lour !"lan Bill Childs was_ m charge this year are special reports on Collins ruse from his seat and ·ng federal finances to begin wa s taken b~ boat. o! the busmess sess10_n. Others s.tid Row derelicts, countcy mu· I The h1s. ull lteft the floor. He returned late•· I on construct ion of' the pm- Thf' planni ng presf'nt were Bob Kmg, Casll sJC, the Gold Cup. hydroplane for. ae.tion on h1s voted "Yes'' on Lhe final roll posed Leading Creek boaling last Bahr. Lee Sm1!h · Welsh. race. and ~nny Liston, lu!avy- leg18lallv~ r e co m mendattons call for pas!>B.ge of the proposn Ifacilities . reguiHtton.. lor M1dJirpor_t. J Ius Mayor ~e Sm•th. Dtek Owen. weight boxtng champion. pentUng 1n Congr.ess. r Middle ort la)mers during 8 matter of busmess pPrtatned Wayne Gibbons, Bob Coates and. Followiug the premiere o I The program mcludes . federal I . P. P • : . C . the division ol property lots m John_ W _e_r_ne_r_._ _ _ _ __ "Right Now ..... April I, Peter aid for college construction. ••· , meetmgwilh u.s. ,rm) mps - ~- ~---·Strand, program Manager for panded student loans, higher of . Engmeers. represent~t•.ve. WXYZ-TV, said, "We consider tearher salaries and federal .,, Phillip Lammr. sOld !he) "'" ourselves fortunate to have a slslance In construction of addi· attemptmg tn secure funds from man of Dave's talent and exper-- -federal sources _to be~::m what l.s ience on our staff, particularly Beagle Club Plans OMAHA BEACH France IUPil lhoped lo sometime b<>rome the . ~ ' in vi(!'w of the importance we • I J Js 1Leadmg Creek Marma . . 9 attach to tho 'RIIht Now . .' Tna 8 On one -American. Canad•an. Br.t hi The planmng comm1ss1on an· The appOintment of t?ree .Prtests who Will serve as series" The Mei•s county Beagle French bon lnounced that 1t hopPs m the 1m 1nslrudurs tn lhf' nPw Fenwick Central high school at · . ored . . been an nou nc·ed by BI'shop John Krni "Right Now •• Is presented will hold• a sanctioned hekl . the Soldiers who~ d1ed m the me<:hate future , with f·• n.~era 1 a1 d l 'l1es 1111 f" 11as every SI\IUrday. from 6:30p.m. trial Sunday, June t, at the ~~~,.,~.,,.:rsofa E:rope whiCh Ito construct a boat launching Mus»o ol lhe C'alholrc Drocese of Steubenville. to 7·30 I> m club running ilfl'nUnds three M th ye gA · . . ramp aiTess road and parkmg The new h1gh school. now un1te · · • a•" ore an 9 000 rner1cans l area for the Leading Cree k 1o- uf'r ~ t onstrur t ton m Cheshire , Co11 ege of Steu be nvt'IIe pr1or · to miles north .,r Harrisonville at ·. Melp Memorial Hoqltal the junction of Routes 143 and burled on the cliffs above Oma~a i catiun v.dl hav e as il s first princtpal, his ordmation by Bishop Muss10 ADMISSIONS _ Herman 681 Beach: only part of the thousan s ; Th · mmissiOn sa id that the F'athr r Wtlham A Hllliker, who in Pomeroy on May 23, 1963. . who gave their manna • coitself IS sttll. in the plan- un t t I now lia s been a facultyI He Wl·u resa'ti<e. a t th e Sa cred Wehrmeyer, Middleport., Mrs. ' Judges for the field trial will of livesAlbed in thetroops campaign to liberate Smith, Racine, Dorsey be Howard and Paul Neal of German ning slages and i~ not m the member of SIE>ubenv1lle Centra Heart rectory m Pomeroy. Roush, New Haven, W. Va., Gallipolis and Steve Bailey of y. present proposal. Ca lholtc high school. . , Rev. Leonard T. Cencula II Robert Stout, New Haven, w. Middleport. First place trophies Prior In the plannmg com" Two othel priests as,.gned to Ialso 25 years of age and ts a va., Bonnie Ward, New Haven, will be prO!!ented rn each class TEENAGE MOVIE io ,·meeting the ll s. Army !he S<'hool are Rev Leonard T. native of Flushing, Ohto whero . Va .• Valentine Mltcb,' Min- aloug ,.tth other prizes and r11>- Another. in th~ series of teen 1 :;'~;;s ~~ Engineers official WaR ,cencula and Rev. David J Be- ' he attended public elementary ersvllle, Mh. Michael Griffith, bqns f.hr rururer-up entrants. age movres wrll be presented Itake~"!•• a tour of the proposed nlla . land h1gh schools, and reported · 'Ebo' beagle dogs wlll be mea- this Sunday night at the Pome- ~-' Father Hrlliker. !he prrnclpal, to the diocesan seminary as a -Thelma 0. suted between 7 and 8 a . m. , roy St. Pa~l Lutheran church ! LOCAL TEMPS Its now movrng to hiS second as· college freshman. He holds a Poitieroy, PauUne Buclt:, 'with the drawing to beain im- at 6 p. m. The movie this week . ISlgnment smce he was ordamed Idegree from ihe Catholic Uni· Leo Lee, Hen!loclt: mediately · afterward. Anyone wlll be titled, "Teenage n.. ; The temperature tn Pome- , tn l!Hil. He •s a nat.ve of De- ' versity of AmeriCa, Washington, Reed, MaSOD. , wlth 1 reglltered beagle Ia wei- mance," and pertain to the pro. ,roy's busmess drstrrct at lU0 1trmt and holds a masters de- ~ o. C. and was ordained May 23, - Mr, and Mn. DaD rotne to participate. There will blems of going steady and ' a. m. today was 80 degrees .! gree from the Umversrly of De- 1963 In Pomeroy. He will reside Racine, a dsuCbter. be both IS and inch cliSSOo. steady datlns. lctear skies. troll. . . the FenWick high school. MIDDLEPORT'S DAVE DILES ~ '.t~Jev• ~adies (or an education that his abilities states rights, ci\'11 rights, race and character deserve," the Chief and religion. Executive said in an addresa for '"Rut the time has come for t'he commencement nercises at San American people of every party Diego state College where he also 1 and section to realize the lmmen· receivedan honorary degree. sUy and the necessity ol this J(ennedy new here this morn-l chHilenge," he added. "to reali1e Jng from EJ Paso, Tex. After the Ithat no solution will please every· coUege ceremony he planned to one - and to· mobilize their 1 The youthful Middleport, nalive produces, writes and narthe series which investigates significant n a I ion at trends and ptoblems. Diles, 31, is the son 4r Mr. Mrs. L. D. Diles, Middle· port. He began his reporting career !.Wd ·Aiabatn< in a statewide at the age of 14 when be was address. hired bv1 the Gallipolis, Tribune GTON - The Unt'l· and TimeS. He Jater served on ••· . · · will try to build a rspnJc airliner capable Sentinel. yg lft:'om New York to Paris beginning his broadin 1 j~s ~an three hours. -~-· ----·TAle a,-Jnounce.nent by Prest. dent ~dy WedneSday was 0 ~ltKI ,ph recommendations , frP.,tn ,a hi8h-level Cabinet meet.i&JI :.~eBfj(wt by Vice President J.:;y,11dpn :~. Johnson. It put the •· st.:.'tes Into the hot supeq.¥nic tra~port eompetitl~n ..Mr•~ matnly by the Bnt· project known as The Gallia • Meigs County "SPECIAL PURCHASE" FANCY BUBBLE STYLE lORI SANDALS SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) - President Kennedy today called for an educational system which would guarantee equal opportunity for a Long Island banker's son and the offspring qf an Alebama Neero sharecropper . ..Our goal mun be an educational aystem in the spirit of in- tiooal . public 9econdaey and eledependence, a 1ystem in which mentary sd100l classrooms. all are created equal- a syatem "1 am ll aware of all the obiu Yl'hich every dtild, whether je<:tions which have been raised born a banker's IOD ln I Long Iro1 more than 5D years to any Island mana ion, or 1 Negro .ebare- kind ot federal effort in educacropper' s IOJl in an Alabama cot- tion."' hi! said, adding thal he was ton lleJd, has every opportunity referring to objections involving "" The huge church, largest In Cbristendom, was kept open aU tilght to permit tbe Ions Ones Qf ordinary Italians, priests, nuns, .pilgrim&, and tourists to ibuffle past the rlld-draped ealafalque on whlcl. the 81-year old pontiff's OOtly rests. LADIES EASY CARl SPECIAL Sl!ghtly lrr~g. LociiHSumfr" Wt keep abrearl of . Peter's Basilica. ·IWASIDNGTON - In tlis prescription, •hich we fill promptly Economic, Racial Problems VATICAN CITY- Pope John llHl received the homage ol lotther hundreds of thou..nds of IB&uroers loday before the ll!iaperary Interment of his boll)< 'lit the grottoe& below St. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROf Your physician's ~rofes· yftlr dO<Ior ·r~­ ---=~--~--~~--------~--~ Such Training Prevented By Stephen Boyd. David Wajlile fr~e· o- ,, , • eotllllr7! aak.. the p,tioot 1 mer ~· lite ~ aclre8l Valerie lloltsou, told Mir- the Houoe of Courmouo In Mordt that rumora be ·lllaa lteolet Maomi\\f' *""' :John's in Plymouth, Mich. for came. effective Aug. 31, 1963 81 jlwo years, and completed his :Fenwtck f~culty members. Both . s J h 1 hove studied one of the most "lamentable docu, I£rna I three years at l. o n . ~ lor the prleslhootl . menb in British pol~ical h;s. Vianney's, near Steubenville, 181 "ce · wry," be oaid: ]He. 1s 32 years old .and hiS ap. l Sometime later In the 1t11Do "In my statement 1 said the.·e porntment as prrnc1pal of Fen· , mer. several Nuns wtU . . f . igne<l to the n w seh 1 'and had been no impropriety in this' WICk High becomes ef ect1ve .' . e . 00 • .....,Iatino. To my deep regret dJune 8, 196.1. Father Hilliker l'f!sidence f'": them will be pro. "'' have to admit that this was nol lwill reside at the school in one t~ etther m Pomeroy or true and that 1 misled you and of the apartments constructed 1po s. . , m'y colleagoi!S, and the House. as a part of rhe schooL Once opened, the new ~ "I ask 'you to understand that Rev. David J . Berilla Is at Cheshire \rut be av~~ .. I did this to (ltt\laot, oa I thought. years of age snd a native students race, er\li4. my wliel!lcr'!Smuy." North Braddock, Pa. wbere , eolor and are ,aowP,.. ,Mknlillml· called .the disclosure attended St. William's sch®l a well-rowlded a ''groat ,~" for Profumo. East Pittsburgh before which will• iltll the -tfiipiilloo was qujcldy to tbe Steubenville ' dtmalltletl· ~ . :· '" .wire· true buti "t.twr..waa no im· hoitclootN *Y~-old proprle!J wbortever il my "" ' ,mila altQtil "') q1lainlaae0oblp.' ' . o' ill '• . tolior . But b1 w~·t lOtter; · be W, lltd f~ t1w Tim. of I!!IHke llftlliti htCeptecl. .•· • ' :.f • 19 1 btl,..- 1 '!al.. . ~-- . _ . sein(narl!. ·He also pel �, .,. .' '' ' ( \ " ' SOCIAL_· SECURITY .... for your i health •. 39c ~~- 59c Chuck Roast Beef Stew Meat Jut KRAPT-21b.llol 69c Velveeta Cheese ,- tonned of new Coc~-Cota· 33c , .... bl• 10c Carrots DRY GOODS e SPORTS WEAR e • I' PICNIC SUPPLIES FOR SUMMER FUN Paper Cups, Paper Napkim , Knive1 1: Forka, Table Cloth!, The-rmo. Jugs, Cooler Boxes, etc. Save at your Ben FraDklin. Summer Toys, Swimming SuppUes---Gog(le!, Ma!ika, Ear Plubl, Snorkle.11, etc. Save at your Ben Franklin SHOES 160,00(1 .. CANTEIIUU lET 1860-llACINE, 0~19" "WHIIRE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" ' BOB EVANS FARMS, INC. WHAT IS A PERFECT DIAMOND? Federal Trade Qwnmjaioa iD. diiiiiiOIId which is without . ~ of 1011 co a &rained eye under a teJliiOWer mapiflealio:D caD be called perfect. h;au. IIQ porfectioo ia rare we are proud ol our w.........._ ..,qdiiD• aoy ~ HANG THE WORK LET'S HAVE A••• 10 dinner Week~nd guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bartrum .()f Rullan•d I 'lbo fad tlw 1hey on bUiy perfect dlamcmds l1 IIJIIr ~by"'.,.. famoUI eiDce 1850. There are aoftaer di1m0Dd riqs IIII)'W..... ia lbo wwld. Soo our boaUiiluloele<lioa. .._riop.......... --. .................. SIOO. ·Jewelry Store POMEROY We Cut Steaks To Suit You, Just Phone or Come ln. Steak, T-Bone Steak, Rib Eye Steaks .and Sirloin Steaks. ! were DUPONT LUCITE HOUSE PAINT GALLON $759 1 I' Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bartrum, Rutland, Ll1lie Swick, Mr GROUND BEEF Mrs. Jimmie Swick and children , all of Marion, 0 ., Edwards and son, Bill. I I or 1Pomeroy, and Mr. and I NEW SILVERTOWN TUBELESS Mrs. Gilmore of Hobson, 750•14 BLACkWALL - -- STAR SUPPLY CO. RACINE, OHIO WHITE WALL - - - -- · ie<'ted during May In action of Meit~ S COOnty Judge Frank W. to the state during the month r---- totaled $292 .20 for the state and 1$68.65 to the county sheriff's de· partment. The court paid $591.· 169 into the county general '""''· " $275.88 into the auto license gas tax fund and $113.33 into the law library. U INCH COTTON SATINS, y4. _ 1 . 98c TRUCK TIRE---.. PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE . ' RACINE, OHIO ' Boiled Ham 79c BOLOGNA 3 •.. $1-00 Bacon Ends 5 ~~·- 99c Headquarters For Polish Kabausl Smoked Sausage ehoolt trl)m. Slnttr Sol" & Sorvlco McCALl'S ,ATTIIlNI 10 '·''' " " W. Stcentl WY 2·2214 p,..,.,., state. ~ 1959, sales have grown from $2.8 kl $6.7 milioR. Earnings have climbed as fast. trom $62,506 to $374,567. twice OYer ' Based on the Company's eamings at $0.93 per share for the year ended April 26, 1963, the shares are priced at less than 10 times earainss. 4~~~ 69c EJIIININIS PER SIUIR£ FRANKS Face S01p · · ~9c · ' GIANT 1111 Rlnso · · llox 59c U 1~. No Ch.-coal 10 ••• Briq•ttt• 69c Canned' GoOds 5ale e Kidney lhans , • Northern Beons C.. • Pinto Beans ,.. c • Lima Beans · · . · 'Chocolatt Syrup , eKraut · aee\o . •• Wine . BRAND NIEW 10 OM INION .tORTA·L· WINDOW •AM ' Row's Ibis tor • barpia 011 • faD 1l1at'll briDe ,a. ec&forll Bl& I'MH!*d fait brbi&s ill 3300 Cll. ft. of~ elrper .mute ... 111m it anlUDif ud ~- bot, lllale air, Ligbtweisht lllld oqawmeill uncllc for 0111 CU~Jillflellll1llllia. IIIOwrrrl OPEN MRY DAY • lnclucllnj Thursday 9100 to 7;00 " •.' 7 ' .,' 1962 = , . , . . , . _ ........ .. .....,.;.;:::.,";' • wtil'flw t. $Fcl.aa · r 1963 i ~~---~----------------.· INaTA' ' ATION . . . . . . l'sFlltsthrl tf W ~ - ·- · THE '• - \ A Comple'e Selection; 12.95 to 39.95 .. .n' \ -_:Ebersba·ctl· ., \ • to-.. ,,i... . ,4 - - - · tus .t· io-.•..,..., ....,.........,.. .:.... T! ·' .~•;!,.... 1 ~: g) rSt 01 . . . . . . . ..., . . . . . . . . .... ,~ . . ' • .~~:~~~~~ •n 2 .i~, .Piiih ~ CIIIL ~ ' '! •• ·'"1 . . ' 1961 '· EMYWINDOW .. .. • ",..,. 1960 • • ~~~~,... 1959 20" IECONOMV 9· S.lf.S.rvlct Mlltket WY 2-3975 - employees, p refrigerated delivoery trucks and two large trahsports supply stores throughout the Some fifteen years ago, Bob Evans started a oneman sausage company, making a very high grade product on his fariiR near Gatlipotis. His cohfidence that people would buy quality sausage nas paid off iR the steady growth c j - company. Today, Bob Evans FarMS Sausage its sold if! a~t 90% of Ohio's leading. food stores and ' supet'markets. Two pWits--ane at Galiipoliis, lll'lother at Xenia al.ltomatic eQllifJ Ml!lrt, aboot 130 LARD • Kooher Cor~ed loof eGirllc BOLOGNA .HAM SALAD SIMON'S , T#a@ Fabrie Shop was enjoyed ... fh~easy low-cost wc;wl eDRIED BEEP !!I Food • $1.91 colon to A IIOClal - those attendiDg lneludlng Mrs. Everett Baclmer and /dau.gbleJrs, Karen ond Collnle, and Mra. Rossell Mlllil, Mr. Mrs. Howard Dailey ond Ichl~dren, Kevin and Braun, Mr. Mrs. Jobn Vroman, Mr. Mrs. Robert Byers, Mr. Mrs. Dlck Roller, Mr. ond eSALAMI 6 lAili JIRGENS TASTY , of patt11rn• and ... stead • e PliP.IRONI Cat Food 9c can, Enrichtd Bread is baked with PG·ln: d specially . developed I e VEAL CHOPS e VEAL STEAKS CAT LlFI C!lothfos. t'lt' . A lar&t 1elertinn Price: $9.00 per sllare had wlener roast at the park but due lo the weother the dinner was held EP CO·O L! lb.- 5LICEP 'LUS TAX SPECIAL PlliCESI KrwP CHIPPED SLICED 600x16- 6 PLY NYLON ... · $14.95 ALL AT ••• 1 lletulu 1.39 --- TRAOOR TIRES June 13 at Mullen Cottage Hockingport. 'All substitutes are a1so Invited. The bowlers invited anytime after noon . with dinner to be served at 6:30 m. Those in doubt of direct· to the cottage are to call Pandora Collins at WY 2·2587 or 1M Seyler at WY 2-2812. Friday and Saturday $19·95 $23·95 'LUI TAX Porter, Jr 's. court. Fees paid The Pomeroy Bowling Lane8 Women bowlers picnic will be SALE! - $1,341.11 COLLELI'EO PICNIC SLATED END-OF-MONTH - ,._UI TAX A total of $1 ,341.75 was ciJI. e EASILY, EFFORTLESSLY eDRIES IN 30 MINUTES eCOVERS ALMOST ANY SURFACE e QUICK EASY CLEAN-U P e PROTECTS LIKE A PLASTIC SHIELD e BUSTER RESISTANT - 39~ Common Sto-.•. w!Ut 25 u Stamps Of Your Middleport held a covered dish eveniDg at lng. Tho by"""""'"· Ovor 200 Wookly Winner._ Tr•lling Firemen'1 Dinner Draw• 25 Per1on1 The sal WIST MAlN STREET Now_ Under New Management aaf~tty 'l S·IOBEN FRA KLINS ·IO WAID-CROSS' SONS Evory Gollon Sold With A Money Bock Guoronleo muJt eon· hl'l ' t'. I II"' 11.. i.Aieil B. F. GOODRICH drua:•. and .s.ah , have all your prescripliont tilled Instant Nestea - - Choico oliO keep in- 1afeguarding your health . For ITONY RIDGI HI TEST 29.9 our They ad •• your doctor's partner iD ... Catsup Certified Oil Station · ltantly 1ta1 alert to medk!ll,_, N~NRh. Vienna Sausage- 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Bu ,.... - p-lb - AIIMOUil . ~~ .. ... ' . .., · A. • j 1 .. ' . ~ . '..1\' • ...........,.. l• ' ,. .. • ; •' ~ 1,· . '. '. �, .,. .' '' ' ( \ " ' SOCIAL_· SECURITY .... for your i health •. 39c ~~- 59c Chuck Roast Beef Stew Meat Jut KRAPT-21b.llol 69c Velveeta Cheese ,- tonned of new Coc~-Cota· 33c , .... bl• 10c Carrots DRY GOODS e SPORTS WEAR e • I' PICNIC SUPPLIES FOR SUMMER FUN Paper Cups, Paper Napkim , Knive1 1: Forka, Table Cloth!, The-rmo. Jugs, Cooler Boxes, etc. Save at your Ben FraDklin. Summer Toys, Swimming SuppUes---Gog(le!, Ma!ika, Ear Plubl, Snorkle.11, etc. Save at your Ben Franklin SHOES 160,00(1 .. CANTEIIUU lET 1860-llACINE, 0~19" "WHIIRE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING UNDER ONE ROOF" ' BOB EVANS FARMS, INC. WHAT IS A PERFECT DIAMOND? Federal Trade Qwnmjaioa iD. diiiiiiOIId which is without . ~ of 1011 co a &rained eye under a teJliiOWer mapiflealio:D caD be called perfect. h;au. IIQ porfectioo ia rare we are proud ol our w.........._ ..,qdiiD• aoy ~ HANG THE WORK LET'S HAVE A••• 10 dinner Week~nd guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bartrum .()f Rullan•d I 'lbo fad tlw 1hey on bUiy perfect dlamcmds l1 IIJIIr ~by"'.,.. famoUI eiDce 1850. There are aoftaer di1m0Dd riqs IIII)'W..... ia lbo wwld. Soo our boaUiiluloele<lioa. .._riop.......... --. .................. SIOO. ·Jewelry Store POMEROY We Cut Steaks To Suit You, Just Phone or Come ln. Steak, T-Bone Steak, Rib Eye Steaks .and Sirloin Steaks. ! were DUPONT LUCITE HOUSE PAINT GALLON $759 1 I' Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bartrum, Rutland, Ll1lie Swick, Mr GROUND BEEF Mrs. Jimmie Swick and children , all of Marion, 0 ., Edwards and son, Bill. I I or 1Pomeroy, and Mr. and I NEW SILVERTOWN TUBELESS Mrs. Gilmore of Hobson, 750•14 BLACkWALL - -- STAR SUPPLY CO. RACINE, OHIO WHITE WALL - - - -- · ie<'ted during May In action of Meit~ S COOnty Judge Frank W. to the state during the month r---- totaled $292 .20 for the state and 1$68.65 to the county sheriff's de· partment. The court paid $591.· 169 into the county general '""''· " $275.88 into the auto license gas tax fund and $113.33 into the law library. U INCH COTTON SATINS, y4. _ 1 . 98c TRUCK TIRE---.. PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE . ' RACINE, OHIO ' Boiled Ham 79c BOLOGNA 3 •.. $1-00 Bacon Ends 5 ~~·- 99c Headquarters For Polish Kabausl Smoked Sausage ehoolt trl)m. Slnttr Sol" & Sorvlco McCALl'S ,ATTIIlNI 10 '·''' " " W. Stcentl WY 2·2214 p,..,.,., state. ~ 1959, sales have grown from $2.8 kl $6.7 milioR. Earnings have climbed as fast. trom $62,506 to $374,567. twice OYer ' Based on the Company's eamings at $0.93 per share for the year ended April 26, 1963, the shares are priced at less than 10 times earainss. 4~~~ 69c EJIIININIS PER SIUIR£ FRANKS Face S01p · · ~9c · ' GIANT 1111 Rlnso · · llox 59c U 1~. No Ch.-coal 10 ••• Briq•ttt• 69c Canned' GoOds 5ale e Kidney lhans , • Northern Beons C.. • Pinto Beans ,.. c • Lima Beans · · . · 'Chocolatt Syrup , eKraut · aee\o . •• Wine . BRAND NIEW 10 OM INION .tORTA·L· WINDOW •AM ' Row's Ibis tor • barpia 011 • faD 1l1at'll briDe ,a. ec&forll Bl& I'MH!*d fait brbi&s ill 3300 Cll. ft. of~ elrper .mute ... 111m it anlUDif ud ~- bot, lllale air, Ligbtweisht lllld oqawmeill uncllc for 0111 CU~Jillflellll1llllia. IIIOwrrrl OPEN MRY DAY • lnclucllnj Thursday 9100 to 7;00 " •.' 7 ' .,' 1962 = , . , . . , . _ ........ .. .....,.;.;:::.,";' • wtil'flw t. $Fcl.aa · r 1963 i ~~---~----------------.· INaTA' ' ATION . . . . . . l'sFlltsthrl tf W ~ - ·- · THE '• - \ A Comple'e Selection; 12.95 to 39.95 .. .n' \ -_:Ebersba·ctl· ., \ • to-.. ,,i... . ,4 - - - · tus .t· io-.•..,..., ....,.........,.. .:.... T! ·' .~•;!,.... 1 ~: g) rSt 01 . . . . . . . ..., . . . . . . . . .... ,~ . . ' • .~~:~~~~~ •n 2 .i~, .Piiih ~ CIIIL ~ ' '! •• ·'"1 . . ' 1961 '· EMYWINDOW .. .. • ",..,. 1960 • • ~~~~,... 1959 20" IECONOMV 9· S.lf.S.rvlct Mlltket WY 2-3975 - employees, p refrigerated delivoery trucks and two large trahsports supply stores throughout the Some fifteen years ago, Bob Evans started a oneman sausage company, making a very high grade product on his fariiR near Gatlipotis. His cohfidence that people would buy quality sausage nas paid off iR the steady growth c j - company. Today, Bob Evans FarMS Sausage its sold if! a~t 90% of Ohio's leading. food stores and ' supet'markets. Two pWits--ane at Galiipoliis, lll'lother at Xenia al.ltomatic eQllifJ Ml!lrt, aboot 130 LARD • Kooher Cor~ed loof eGirllc BOLOGNA .HAM SALAD SIMON'S , T#a@ Fabrie Shop was enjoyed ... fh~easy low-cost wc;wl eDRIED BEEP !!I Food • $1.91 colon to A IIOClal - those attendiDg lneludlng Mrs. Everett Baclmer and /dau.gbleJrs, Karen ond Collnle, and Mra. Rossell Mlllil, Mr. Mrs. Howard Dailey ond Ichl~dren, Kevin and Braun, Mr. Mrs. Jobn Vroman, Mr. Mrs. Robert Byers, Mr. Mrs. Dlck Roller, Mr. ond eSALAMI 6 lAili JIRGENS TASTY , of patt11rn• and ... stead • e PliP.IRONI Cat Food 9c can, Enrichtd Bread is baked with PG·ln: d specially . developed I e VEAL CHOPS e VEAL STEAKS CAT LlFI C!lothfos. t'lt' . A lar&t 1elertinn Price: $9.00 per sllare had wlener roast at the park but due lo the weother the dinner was held EP CO·O L! lb.- 5LICEP 'LUS TAX SPECIAL PlliCESI KrwP CHIPPED SLICED 600x16- 6 PLY NYLON ... · $14.95 ALL AT ••• 1 lletulu 1.39 --- TRAOOR TIRES June 13 at Mullen Cottage Hockingport. 'All substitutes are a1so Invited. The bowlers invited anytime after noon . with dinner to be served at 6:30 m. Those in doubt of direct· to the cottage are to call Pandora Collins at WY 2·2587 or 1M Seyler at WY 2-2812. Friday and Saturday $19·95 $23·95 'LUI TAX Porter, Jr 's. court. Fees paid The Pomeroy Bowling Lane8 Women bowlers picnic will be SALE! - $1,341.11 COLLELI'EO PICNIC SLATED END-OF-MONTH - ,._UI TAX A total of $1 ,341.75 was ciJI. e EASILY, EFFORTLESSLY eDRIES IN 30 MINUTES eCOVERS ALMOST ANY SURFACE e QUICK EASY CLEAN-U P e PROTECTS LIKE A PLASTIC SHIELD e BUSTER RESISTANT - 39~ Common Sto-.•. w!Ut 25 u Stamps Of Your Middleport held a covered dish eveniDg at lng. Tho by"""""'"· Ovor 200 Wookly Winner._ Tr•lling Firemen'1 Dinner Draw• 25 Per1on1 The sal WIST MAlN STREET Now_ Under New Management aaf~tty 'l S·IOBEN FRA KLINS ·IO WAID-CROSS' SONS Evory Gollon Sold With A Money Bock Guoronleo muJt eon· hl'l ' t'. I II"' 11.. i.Aieil B. F. GOODRICH drua:•. and .s.ah , have all your prescripliont tilled Instant Nestea - - Choico oliO keep in- 1afeguarding your health . For ITONY RIDGI HI TEST 29.9 our They ad •• your doctor's partner iD ... Catsup Certified Oil Station · ltantly 1ta1 alert to medk!ll,_, N~NRh. Vienna Sausage- 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Bu ,.... - p-lb - AIIMOUil . ~~ .. ... ' . .., · A. • j 1 .. ' . ~ . '..1\' • ...........,.. l• ' ,. .. • ; •' ~ 1,· . '. '. �., J' • • t• I • I• • •.. •' j ' ·- ,.•• Pirates Pittsburgh Suffer Twin-Loss At Hands Of Cincinnati Reas . .. ~ t Robinlon'o l rli'iSsiJRtB CUPil-'1'110 Clh· PittllnuJih etUDe back to oettle Purkey lasted .. ven inn Oil and hia nlnlll roond tripger !Ilia y..r Til< bright port ..., for the Redo . iJ.O defeat, tho Mi-octa 'l"'riDD with the Angelo. But the Angelt J\odo IIUIIered OIIOibar 101- it, $-4, with a 1DM run in the bot-l allowl!<l-all lour Pln•hur~h runo. lteadlng oil in the ninth with the I hitting. He was four !0< IeVeii Yankee luck the Kaaoaa CU, Athlet- rallied lor ooveo l'1llll lithe~ ~of& 1a t.belr badly worn pennant tom of the eigllth. worlhiJCU>n agam potched the fo· ba,.. empty. through both and moybo '!bat'• wbat rival 4-0, -ODd the Delroit Tlpn IJinlng o1 tha m,btcap to oplillho ~ W"CCnwd•f lli&ht by losing The second pme was the .. me Inal !tame. , While the CillclnnaU hnU..1 cer. 1thtngo ore looking up tor llol>by. Le18Uero call II and the CleYeiiiDii lndions H cloublt bill Olld Kill McBride Wf{ gJ!nea or a d()ublehetilder to story . Pittsburgh had a 4-() lead Frank Robinson gave the Pir- ll.,lnly could have •n • little The Reds hive aJM)lher twi- yoo have - lo wonder because other IAL action. The Bolto&o h1l f)fth win. Alb~ PtarM ti£''Pittaburlh Pirates. Iafter s1x frameo before the Reds ates a s.:are and the Reds o thrill Ibetter, there really <\OUhl be no nl~hter tonight. Only a slntrlo ,..ms that ""en whon tiU!)' 1•~ waa railled out. wont !-lol'<lln tba lint pme .... IJ'he ucf thing for the Reds was got two in the seventh and anoth· in ~ .econd same be accounting romplamt.s. I• the .aecond pme ga'llt had been adleduled, but t.he thev win. Natioo8l League. t4e +for-I in the aeeond. ...· ~t they were hitting pretty well er in the ninth. but it wound up for all three Cincinnati runs with ' the Red• aave Purkey and Worth· single game 1\letday wu ealted 1 Take Wedne~ay nig:ht Cubl IWept tbe Salt .Reihil Rollins knocked tn 1tatie lq' both cam.es ~including lwo 4-3. his pair of ho~ers. .ngton the · uckiJ.1a of 1 n~~hit by rain and It was , t~_,. lo9t the servieel ot . Glanta N and 5-t.. the ruo.s wltb a homer IDd two 1inoo liOlne runs by the slumpong Frank The weak pitching wao fully OJ>' With Voda "~""n on base he ottack, ond In tl1e flnl game hod w bf added to tonight I - · lim. Moot VaJuoblo Player Miclt· Braveo beat tha New Ilea and Bob AllisoJI hU bit J.St1o Rubinson m tht> secund game parent m the f1t1t game. John blasted the ball into the stand!i m l•e1ght. The Piratea had 1l ·in the Jim Maloney f'l-tl and Joey ey Mantle for three weeka to I Met. 11.., the Pittabur&.b bomer for the Twt~ who 1but the p1tchmg that was a tad T.sttouns, the fourth of five Cm- the seventh mnmg and tben got fir11t and tO Jn the secoad. I (2-l l will get the 1tarti.ng DKtath. D.i.alster; in the whipped the CiDcinnatl out the Athletict for 'the leCOl1d cinnatl p1tcht>rs, was stuck for the - · ture but 11ot r1ght now . 5-4 and +-S, the Philadelphia lttalght game, Jlm· Roland went • . 1 ·~ , 1rler Joe NIJttllall didn 't even loss when he allowed a pinch sin· .,.. ft'' ,~ .w·,.,.. ··-"" atm down 13. 5:~ a. m.; Pat Mu.,.. Yankee• not only beat the defeated the St. I.oula rven trmtnp btfore retlrinJ wJtll htt . ~l~ l lhf' first inning oAtht> first gle in tht~ eighth that drove home &U( phy llp 14, S:~ P· m.; Bob Ben Orioles 4--.'!. despite 6-0, end the Lol A.nge-- an iDFed el~ and BW Daile,. J' ' :- 1. :.:~ t ~w P1rates jumped to a the winning Pirate run . .. ter up 14. 7:15 p. m.; Orlenlan of _Mantle •. but also les DodP.I'I conquered the Ho~~ flnllhed the game. 1 :lt' "" ,11 th•· expense of Joe owen.; lasted until the folth j: up 14. 9:30 P· m.; Frlllklin ol (Jral ploce. ton Coils 5-l. Norm cash'• nlntb'Jnntna 11om· ~li. J rehel man Jim Owens. It when ~n Zanm stepJX"d m. only Pier('e up H, mldnllht; LouiaJ· What s more, they scared Hom..:n WID Game er and ren, Fox' 8t.urdy relief wo ~-~ ~ Let rf" the Reds ·scored to be replaced in Lhe sevt'"nth by 'f · ana up 16, 5:30 a. m.; Hamt1ton run on a tap back to Home runs by Jim Landis and itching for the last 1 2-3 Innings ()lie n tw ~ , h and then made a .Tsltt1uri!!. AI W1 1rthingtnn nn- • ,~ up 17, 1:~ a.m.; A. E. Dykes mou~ ~t shDl~Jd Dave Nicholson and the lliM·hit gave Oetrolt'1 Jim Bunning hit 1 a,4 ll:o. l. J 1n i!.t• l'ighth by tying lishl"d lor thf' APlb. ' down 17. 7:lO 1· m.: Defender In an mnma:-endtn& pitching of Johnny Bm:hardt en- foul'th victory. Jim Grant lllf• 5 it . at .... In t11e st>cond game. lo~er Bob ,_ 1 UP J8 . 3:00a.m.; Miss Lou play. ~o. wonder abled the Wtute Sox to win the rerec:J ·hill sixth lo!6 against tht'll 4 ; : . 19, 7· JO a. m. : Gona down m1usr somebody first game of their twJ-nlghter Wins for the Indians. '< ."' Fnr ./IIIIP 27-30 ',, , 5:55 a m.; Albert Holden loves 'em. 1 a21_• 1l1e critical play came with ba&e8 filled and one out in ! ,: 22, UO a. m.; Jerry~~~::~~~~ inning. Tba IICOI'e was lied ~"£;:~ '<·~~~--~' WW'' 1fr'~ up 22. 6 a. m.; Walter I! 3-3 and Yogi Berra Vtll m•·•·ll up 23. 3:15 a . m.; Orco ing one of hio infrequent appeor· bll(· Greenup 4 a. m.: R. H. ...,.. as a pillch·hlttv. He tapped :I;IJ worlh II down Greenup 4:40 the ball back to tl{j; mound IIJid 1 11 CLEVElAND - Top golf pros Itournammt is sponsort>d bv thto a. m.: Southlan~ up Greenup stu Miller fired it to catcher Dick '!trll win bP shooting for top golf . May Co., Cole National Corp .. i 6:2S p. m.; lndiBnB down 31, Brown for the forceout at the i r~q m monev In the 1110.000 Cleveland ln . 0. Summers Co .. Soc·iety I 3:40a.m.; J. S: Lewis down 31, plote. '>1 •r,1.,. Open · lourn.ament to be pla\led National Bank, Gray's Drug 3:50a . m.; National up 31,4:50 So far, 50 lood but in 1nothv lf~ . q at Beechmont Country Club Stores. Cleveland Coca Cola a. m.: Relleble down 31, 5._u instant 90 long, OrioiH. ., tr:h June 27-30 . Arnold Palmer and Bottling Co .. Radio WHK and a. m.: Southern down 33, m1d· liJW Jack Nicklaus, thf' aristocrats the Clev,.land Press with net Major League Standlnp N. York at Detroit <night• night Francis Hougland down ·. 1'nlh Jan BNWb !'li\'1,1 1 nf the Jinks. head the paradE' of prOC'eeds going to the Press B~· Unltfod Pn!P International i Cleveland a.l Wash. (DilhU 33, 4:40 a. m.; Irene ChotiD B T .Trelh · . rrn: r: National , at Baltimore <niRhU down 33, 2:30 a. m.; fro:a::; : . . stars who have entered the 72- Helping Hand Fund w.hirh ad- 1 "1-J 11 hole event and will be bidding minister~'<! by the Cleveland down 34, 2,30 p. m.; Oliver out ol IIJ'owll'l· 6and aa be pre· 1 •HI for the $22.000 first money. IWelfare Federation . W I. Pet. GR 1 Rf'dskins Ink Two Shearer down 34, .5:U p. m.: pared lor the rela)o to lint baso. •·. rlJ The $110.1100 is the bi~e;esl ~ ~ ~an. Franci~co :u 22 .585 Tibolt down 34, 5.20 p. ~·· 'I1le bail .qui.rted loose aDd In an• .', ffU guaranteed prile list in golf his- i Major 1-kaeue L..ad.. r~ St. l.ou1s 30 21 .5fili 1. i Buckeye Players Ravenswood. down 34, 1!1.45 other second or two Roger Mal.OIJI torv and th,.re is an additional .'\'allnnal LPaf!ur Chirago 30 23 .5f.S 1 WASHINGTON IUPII - '111e p. m .: Cra1g M. down 34, 7 ch . the plale-isllJI $10,000 purse ttp ror a pro--am- ('vngton. Phil -1 2 1:14 2.1 47 ..151 , Los Angele~ ~ 2:1 .55ft P~ Iw~shington Redskins announced p. m : Susan Lane down 34, ;ent ug::a over nd bo,,_,wiUoll Prldd p...., ateur preliminary an Wedruts· ' Groat, StL 26 24 .520 31-'z itoday they have aigned two 1tar1 7:40 p. m. e :!ning 53 2lM 30 7:1 .3-'S I' Pittsburgh Plain, Fancies by Arrow, Jockey and Rugby. S, day, June 26. In this. 56 pros Bovt>r, STI. 24 25 .490 5 Ifrom the 1962 Ohio state team. Gallipolis Dam- OVEC Whitey Ford yielded 13 hita 50 200 21 65 . 32s , Cinrinr..:~li 1 wm each team with lhret' ama · Wl;itE>.Stl. 24 27 .471 6 I Added to the Tribe's 1963 roster 6:20 p. m.; Charles Stevenson his way oot of DUI1nerowll Land XL. 53 214 :N 69 322 Milwaukef' teun. sports celebr·if;pr;, and Gnzl,·z. Phil 49 165 211 53 .32t , Phi!ad(>lphia 24 T1 .4i1 6 w~?re fullback Dave Francis aud down 8:30 p. m.; Solvay and wound up with hit Banlons, C-ns, Dacron ........ Ia $8.'"-~1i l Jeadlng business men . The split Warwich ' Hou 48 147 17 H .320 Houslon 22 :!2 4417 9 1:! gu.ard Rodney Foster. Frahcis 9:1S p. m.; Ede~tna Bosworth . d .. i .. at t•WID A.--· Waf the _$10 ,000 ~I ~ill give the Ct-pt'da. SF 20 3t .370 IP~ was Washington's seventh draft up 10:35 p.m.; Annette Brandt and Broob 53 202 :11; fi4 .3171Nrw York pro w1th the mrl1v1dual low H.Aaron , Mil 52 199 46 f.4 .:114 Wt'4nt"Sday'J Rl'"sulls rhoirf' and Foster toth. down 2:15 a. m.; Merrill down homered for the OrloJea BCOte $1,000 and lhe pro 'whose M:.~zro~ki. Pitt 49177 20 54 .:ws ' Milwaukre 11 ~~>w Yorko~to in.l Their signing brought Weight (:30 a. m.j Beaver up 1:00 .1 to wh••nll Pajam-as, Mesh, MtJaa Swank Jewelry .,,' .;:~ 8 h.1 ed ., " foursome has the low bt>sl·ball Cle-mente. Pitt 41 145 24 44 .:un ichicago. 9 S. Francisco 5 nsu· ilht! total rookie. who have rome a. m .: Anne down 8:55 a. m.; be hit ev200 h ne f and Leghorn Hosel('(lre $800. Amf'Tif'att Leagu.. 1 5 S. 4 l Ito _term!'. These included Red- Robert Reed up 1:25 a. m.; tbe - reer or 1 ieach Jackets · Such football figures as Vince ;Player Club GAB R H Pct. iPltLsburgh 5 tm . 4 !1st . tw~mght 1 skm~· loJl three draft picks lil!l Dave Crockett down 11:20 a.m. The Loa A les Ana 1s beat Lombardi, coactl of the world Mal zone. -m 170 17 58 .341 Pitt.;burgh 4 Cm. 3 \ 2nd, mght• well as thetr sixth, seventh and, laaa,rha River - Oleander the Cbica So II champion BaY,. fac_kers . Wagntor, LA 50185 28 Rl .330 Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 0 (nighP IIHh choice:;. up Marmet 4::20 p.m. Helen go x John Mar:l, president of the Kaline , uet 48 184 34 60 .326 1Los Angeles 5 Houston 1 •nighu , Francis averaged 5.2 yards per down Marmet 8:25p.m.: 0. F. New York t1;iants and Otto Gra· Caust>y, KC 41 172 21 55 .3201 Thunday's Prot.able Pitchers 1carry for the Buckeyes last sea- Shearer down Winfield 4:45 p. 95 95 .. Prldd F ..m ham, the former Browns ace Fo~. Chi 50 204 27 6.') .319 ' Sa11 Francisco at Chicago -son and was Ohio State's leadiq m.; A. V. Chris up Winfield quarterback, are among the Peur~n. LA 54 22u 33 70 .3ts iMari<'llal 18-3) vs. Jackson {7-5) . IWOi'er with 42 points;'" and tf!VIrt. 7:15 p. m.; C. V. Harner up Tropical Worsted, Wash-Wear, Dacron-Worstecl 1 amateur golfers enterPd . They · Rbinson, Chi 50 181 29 57 .315 r St. LouiB at Phi \adelphia touchdowns. Winfield 3:36· a. m.; Sernet Regulars, Sborta. Slzel 28 to 50. ' :' are guests of Art "~'14/eii . . S<·hiling. s .. 46 ,,. , 4 " .3J •'nightl - r:ib>IDn 43-31 vs. Short l Winfield 3:45a.m.; Bingo 1Mantle, NY Browna' pra.ident. 16 t6 28 ,. '" '1·5 1. Winfield 3 a. II).; Robert Beochmnnt, Site or the tourn- . Charles. KC 48 t!IO :lO 58 .:105'1 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 12, twl· Ohio State SignA Lea down Winfield 6:55 •. m. Stretch ond B<!xer• 01' ALL NEW ament, doesn't appear to be a Pepitone, NY 42 141 21 43 .305 nightl - :\1aloney (7-2) and • 1 ~Y Ace Quarterback · 28 to 44, Sl-29to46 formidable layout. just : HomP. Run• ! 12-8, vs. Schwall (3-2) and G1bDEB1 M01JNTI over 86110 yard•llong with par , National League: H. Aaron, lbon 'H tANCASTEII, S.C. tUPI>-Beft. -~YORK (UPI)- 0tJt. 71, but it bas always been a 1Brav 88 Hi; F. Alou, G·iants 12 : I Only garnf'S srheduled) \me Rlocker, the &-foot ft.-inch~ ft*nain& debt of stahl and .' deceptive eour~. There are Bailey, Giants; CepPda. Giants, r Friday's Games gro quarterba~ so~ht by 89 eoJ. g~ernmentB .crossed the A GlFl' CERTIFICATE-ANY AMOUNT! plemv of trouble spots and the and May~. Giantii. all 11 . . . lege-s and umversJhes, reveaJed bilUon mark m 1962, more tn.11n11 . St. J.m.1 is at New York, mght. Tu sd . he ha5 ·goed a scholar h H · t It greens are tri!'ky to read be· Amerkan Leagut>: A llison. Cincinnati at Philadelphia night _e a~ . sa . • • a agm.n as grea 88 cause they are fast and have 1 Twin~ 15 ; Wagner, Angels 13; Milwaukte at Pittsburgh ~ight sh ip with Ohio State Umversity. five yeara-earUer, rooorb • plenty of rolls i Manti• Yanks Batl•y Twin< . ' Tho 217-pound Blocker, • 11-av· Institute of Life "ttiiM of Arrow Shlrta" The tourn~1ent almost a1and Ni'cholson White So~ all ~~·~ Los Ang~le~; at Chu:-ago . erage student and football etar in LHdlnl lacton In "the OHIO POMEROY yrar in planni~g. ~ts into high I Run11. Batttd In ' Fran~~coerl~~aHC::t;:~ .mght ~~~ s~~l. saihed he se:c~ r::uo growth were 1chool eiJ"'nsloll gear with an advance sale pro-- I National l.Rague: Robinson . w L Pcl. GB :. <e """"'au~ . ~ ocrn:u • high~ys, muniei~Dy area. Red~ 40· F Alou Giants 40· 1 very good Insbtutloa. of learn· utWtiel and aanltatiOD gr am in the Cleveland . · • · · · New York 27 18 .600 +2 · · .. Ticltets for the ent1re _wee k 1 Cepeda, Giants 39: H. Aaron, Baltimore 31 21 .596 ... mgH. dded thai .. 1 1.... t anted t~larting Jwte~ 24, M-e sva1lab1e Braves Sfl; Boyer, Cards 38. Ch~ag{J e a . - w 31 22 585 \~ at the Statler Hilton Hotel the Ametican League· A llison . · to play B1g Ten football. I have 23 · · · · Kansas Coty 26 .531 3 dr ed ll Iii o1 p1 · ~ Westgate Kresge's, Shaker Twins . ...., •u eam a my • aymg 111 . . 39; Wagner . · Angels. 38: Mmnesota £AI vr .520 3'7 the Big Ten ·• Square Stouffer s Restaurant. Robmson, Wh1Le Sox 36 ; NJchoi· IBoflton 2:l 23 500 41'1 · all four May Companv stores son White SOx 35 · Kaline Tige-rs · Among the other achoolt! hoping . • , ·· ·· Los Angtlt"!! 26 ~ .473 6 to et Bl ck Wak F rest all H branches of Society Sal· 35 IO.troit 2t 28 .438 8 Mlgh. osteter wMere 1 de Mo'aml' lonal Bank the Landerwood Pltchln& <' 1gan • a • ary an • I Cleveland 20 2ti .435 7~2 and lndiaDa. Plaza and Highland Park golf I "atlonoll.eaguo: 0 Dell, G1ants wa,hington 1a :15 .340 13 course. A_ special sale starts 18-1. Perr?nosk1, Dodger~ tl-1; ~cWednesday's RHults June 1 to run a week at the 62 Bean. Pirates 5-l; Woodesh1ck. Chicago 3 Los Angeles o usn Gray's Drug Stores In northern IColts H; Malon•y. Re<l>; 7-2. . L. Angel"" a chicago 2 12nd, nig!1t OhiO, . . . i Amer~an. l.eagur : Sto~k, Ora_- Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 (night> ~-~~IC _ ~~_:r_taka~g· ... the ._ol~ 5-!·__F,scher,_ A~-~~!~':'':.._7-1, Boston al W.ashingtop, ppd, rain · New York 4 Balllmole 3 <nightl G a u s e readings: Gallipolis Minn. 4 K. City 3 tnighO dam 18.1, 22.6, running 46 feel Thurlday's Probable Pikhen on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Boslon at Washington Cnigljll- 2UH1, Pl. Pleasant 25.77, llintnn I'"""· Ill•• I )I I wll~ 1 i"*'*. 1 he Daily Sentinel ' "'""'':on 11 1 p•./"1..4 G1:'L.I., I~ Palmer~ Nicklaus Head List . ~- ~ · 1:·~"'~~~e d~:~ down '"· Of Entries In Cleveland " NGs 1 i~ Le•l~ presentQ~'~ · Bo~;ton Brims~e ~ t:= 1 fOr P~P! e SPORT ') SHIRTS mru~ ::::II C~icago Bo~ Gr~rr ~rancis('Q <~~d ~ ~ ~es Y~. t~e 1 z. 1 ;t,te ~2 ~II' - 3- ..,.ry '"'""Ill Straw Hats $1.95 to $6.50 eSLACKS *5· $14· ROOMS ......DA FURNITURE $2.95 to $5.95 SS95· I $2.98 00 SHORTS PURCHASES CONOMY RIC ED SwimWej $2.95 to $4.9 st.T NYLON DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc: lAKER FURNITURE .IS. WITH ALL • TRUCK ~~ TIRE I 1 , 1 Children's TENNIS OXFORDS 1 • • Blue-Red-White 1 Sizes Small To Big 3 River Report $,.00 ----------1 Cleveland Browns Announce Sl.gni·ng Of Three Players The rota! of Cleveland Browns algneol for the 1963 season elimbed to 16 this weekend as head coach Blanton Collier re~ eeivetl the contracts of threo ........,. Mississippi stars, John Brewer, GenP Hickerson and Bobby Crespino. All three figure prominently Ill team planning for the months ~will be the third aeasoo years. guard Gene Hickerson will become a full-time per· former for the first time in six seasons with the Browns. Coach Collier plans w abandon tho messenger guard system aDd will use Hickerson on the right side and John Wooten on the left whenever the Browns have tho ball. conley <2-s' vs. St•nhouso 12•u. New York at Baltimore <night -Bouton <HI vs. Roberts (4-5. <Only games schedw.dl Frtday'o Gameo Minnesota at L. Angeles (nighO Chicago at Karu;as City Inight) --Bouwn, Y~nks 7-1: Roland, Twlno 4·1; Osinsii, Angels 4-1, 1.11 ralllllg, Kanawha ra11s 4.51 rising, t:harleston 19.75 station· · ary. Montcomery -Island dam 15.3, 11.5 running D~ feet. Lon· don dam was running one and a haU feet, Mumet three quart· ers of a foot and Winfield dam 6 feet. Baal movemeall: OlaJo River - John J. Rowe .... reqttelll In 1962, the muscul· the 6' 4" nanker hao" ~· 1r eoutherner raught 22 passes four passes for "75 yards and · far 8 yards and two wuch· touchdown. t downs. Oil that gond beginning, llowever, becauae of hlo lit C1tl offense again when speed and the paradoxical fact tuolnfq oamp opens at Hiram C:OUIII luly 22. If he can dodge the injuries wllllrll plaeued him the past two that he seetrut to do much betler in games than In practice, he'll get a looJ, Rarching during the schedule. Bulk Tank Service Canvas Oxfords ••· · $1.88 R·C ......... ' Cushion sole and lll'th support. Weekend Special. Sizes 4-10 Men'a L..thtr Safety Toe Shoe···· $6.99 "''1'ladt the , .. . . Wlh. tl' 1-T NJ1c!a IIRII "'-.,...... w..,. ·. "',_,., ••'> . EC0f40MY SAWfG~ & LOAN COMPAN\' 300 W. Sec a ~St.- W • II 2·2111, PI mar ::r.,.;~ Canvas Oxfords · •· -s2.49 HI~MILER • Kitchen Calllneta 1........ Tit. got It ....,,--... ' ' Neo-cord, oil resistant aole. Ccimpare In Va!,u• '1 1.89. Slzu 81,!,·12 ' • Stt Us For Your ••••••• Null ... < ~ ~ '"'.1 1 deltU. LAap IMM Itt a tta ... par ""'"' dt witll a C8t1lo loaR frono -. ~ .,. - - IIOAIIIIr pajjll- . . be • lat ...... ,..,.... peyi.. out ....,., - ' I t rillht - Some Sunsteps and Gold Grlllhoppen. Size &-9 Women's White Vatians go IIDoolllar iD a :C~~~tnM Canlir - fntm defense to slot end at his spartngly In hll llrslttl~w:•tt~:~; j Woman's-Girlo B. H. SANBORN c- .. _ For Cresplno, a number one far the 235 pound Brewer and draft choice In lll81, the coming a Jlllotdd be a big one. Switched sea"'!n is a eruclal one. UBed •'D See Our Seledion Of Fine Gift• For The June Bride, ._ w.,..,~. Little Leatue and R..ulation .--sporting Gaacls .._aclquarters.-eGolf lqulpn*lt e~M~mlnton Sets eAichery EquiPft*ll eCroquet Sets eFormiGITep eCel~ne Tile . ~:Panellfti eStorn• Doors' efiahlnt Equipment eC,mplng Equip. ' ;;;,.,.~rJ d•~nta· .........~ Wh:IOwe" ' ~ • f . Teenager Flats .•••• s1 Blaet, White, Bone. Dlleolrtinued ltylea SECONDS - MEN'S· Mln'a Spice TH. ' ,I • L...,.hom INiher. If Firm Sl-6\\t. TH:E Sell �., J' • • t• I • I• • •.. •' j ' ·- ,.•• Pirates Pittsburgh Suffer Twin-Loss At Hands Of Cincinnati Reas . .. ~ t Robinlon'o l rli'iSsiJRtB CUPil-'1'110 Clh· PittllnuJih etUDe back to oettle Purkey lasted .. ven inn Oil and hia nlnlll roond tripger !Ilia y..r Til< bright port ..., for the Redo . iJ.O defeat, tho Mi-octa 'l"'riDD with the Angelo. But the Angelt J\odo IIUIIered OIIOibar 101- it, $-4, with a 1DM run in the bot-l allowl!<l-all lour Pln•hur~h runo. lteadlng oil in the ninth with the I hitting. He was four !0< IeVeii Yankee luck the Kaaoaa CU, Athlet- rallied lor ooveo l'1llll lithe~ ~of& 1a t.belr badly worn pennant tom of the eigllth. worlhiJCU>n agam potched the fo· ba,.. empty. through both and moybo '!bat'• wbat rival 4-0, -ODd the Delroit Tlpn IJinlng o1 tha m,btcap to oplillho ~ W"CCnwd•f lli&ht by losing The second pme was the .. me Inal !tame. , While the CillclnnaU hnU..1 cer. 1thtngo ore looking up tor llol>by. Le18Uero call II and the CleYeiiiDii lndions H cloublt bill Olld Kill McBride Wf{ gJ!nea or a d()ublehetilder to story . Pittsburgh had a 4-() lead Frank Robinson gave the Pir- ll.,lnly could have •n • little The Reds hive aJM)lher twi- yoo have - lo wonder because other IAL action. The Bolto&o h1l f)fth win. Alb~ PtarM ti£''Pittaburlh Pirates. Iafter s1x frameo before the Reds ates a s.:are and the Reds o thrill Ibetter, there really <\OUhl be no nl~hter tonight. Only a slntrlo ,..ms that ""en whon tiU!)' 1•~ waa railled out. wont !-lol'<lln tba lint pme .... IJ'he ucf thing for the Reds was got two in the seventh and anoth· in ~ .econd same be accounting romplamt.s. I• the .aecond pme ga'llt had been adleduled, but t.he thev win. Natioo8l League. t4e +for-I in the aeeond. ...· ~t they were hitting pretty well er in the ninth. but it wound up for all three Cincinnati runs with ' the Red• aave Purkey and Worth· single game 1\letday wu ealted 1 Take Wedne~ay nig:ht Cubl IWept tbe Salt .Reihil Rollins knocked tn 1tatie lq' both cam.es ~including lwo 4-3. his pair of ho~ers. .ngton the · uckiJ.1a of 1 n~~hit by rain and It was , t~_,. lo9t the servieel ot . Glanta N and 5-t.. the ruo.s wltb a homer IDd two 1inoo liOlne runs by the slumpong Frank The weak pitching wao fully OJ>' With Voda "~""n on base he ottack, ond In tl1e flnl game hod w bf added to tonight I - · lim. Moot VaJuoblo Player Miclt· Braveo beat tha New Ilea and Bob AllisoJI hU bit J.St1o Rubinson m tht> secund game parent m the f1t1t game. John blasted the ball into the stand!i m l•e1ght. The Piratea had 1l ·in the Jim Maloney f'l-tl and Joey ey Mantle for three weeka to I Met. 11.., the Pittabur&.b bomer for the Twt~ who 1but the p1tchmg that was a tad T.sttouns, the fourth of five Cm- the seventh mnmg and tben got fir11t and tO Jn the secoad. I (2-l l will get the 1tarti.ng DKtath. D.i.alster; in the whipped the CiDcinnatl out the Athletict for 'the leCOl1d cinnatl p1tcht>rs, was stuck for the - · ture but 11ot r1ght now . 5-4 and +-S, the Philadelphia lttalght game, Jlm· Roland went • . 1 ·~ , 1rler Joe NIJttllall didn 't even loss when he allowed a pinch sin· .,.. ft'' ,~ .w·,.,.. ··-"" atm down 13. 5:~ a. m.; Pat Mu.,.. Yankee• not only beat the defeated the St. I.oula rven trmtnp btfore retlrinJ wJtll htt . ~l~ l lhf' first inning oAtht> first gle in tht~ eighth that drove home &U( phy llp 14, S:~ P· m.; Bob Ben Orioles 4--.'!. despite 6-0, end the Lol A.nge-- an iDFed el~ and BW Daile,. J' ' :- 1. :.:~ t ~w P1rates jumped to a the winning Pirate run . .. ter up 14. 7:15 p. m.; Orlenlan of _Mantle •. but also les DodP.I'I conquered the Ho~~ flnllhed the game. 1 :lt' "" ,11 th•· expense of Joe owen.; lasted until the folth j: up 14. 9:30 P· m.; Frlllklin ol (Jral ploce. ton Coils 5-l. Norm cash'• nlntb'Jnntna 11om· ~li. J rehel man Jim Owens. It when ~n Zanm stepJX"d m. only Pier('e up H, mldnllht; LouiaJ· What s more, they scared Hom..:n WID Game er and ren, Fox' 8t.urdy relief wo ~-~ ~ Let rf" the Reds ·scored to be replaced in Lhe sevt'"nth by 'f · ana up 16, 5:30 a. m.; Hamt1ton run on a tap back to Home runs by Jim Landis and itching for the last 1 2-3 Innings ()lie n tw ~ , h and then made a .Tsltt1uri!!. AI W1 1rthingtnn nn- • ,~ up 17, 1:~ a.m.; A. E. Dykes mou~ ~t shDl~Jd Dave Nicholson and the lliM·hit gave Oetrolt'1 Jim Bunning hit 1 a,4 ll:o. l. J 1n i!.t• l'ighth by tying lishl"d lor thf' APlb. ' down 17. 7:lO 1· m.: Defender In an mnma:-endtn& pitching of Johnny Bm:hardt en- foul'th victory. Jim Grant lllf• 5 it . at .... In t11e st>cond game. lo~er Bob ,_ 1 UP J8 . 3:00a.m.; Miss Lou play. ~o. wonder abled the Wtute Sox to win the rerec:J ·hill sixth lo!6 against tht'll 4 ; : . 19, 7· JO a. m. : Gona down m1usr somebody first game of their twJ-nlghter Wins for the Indians. '< ."' Fnr ./IIIIP 27-30 ',, , 5:55 a m.; Albert Holden loves 'em. 1 a21_• 1l1e critical play came with ba&e8 filled and one out in ! ,: 22, UO a. m.; Jerry~~~::~~~~ inning. Tba IICOI'e was lied ~"£;:~ '<·~~~--~' WW'' 1fr'~ up 22. 6 a. m.; Walter I! 3-3 and Yogi Berra Vtll m•·•·ll up 23. 3:15 a . m.; Orco ing one of hio infrequent appeor· bll(· Greenup 4 a. m.: R. H. ...,.. as a pillch·hlttv. He tapped :I;IJ worlh II down Greenup 4:40 the ball back to tl{j; mound IIJid 1 11 CLEVElAND - Top golf pros Itournammt is sponsort>d bv thto a. m.: Southlan~ up Greenup stu Miller fired it to catcher Dick '!trll win bP shooting for top golf . May Co., Cole National Corp .. i 6:2S p. m.; lndiBnB down 31, Brown for the forceout at the i r~q m monev In the 1110.000 Cleveland ln . 0. Summers Co .. Soc·iety I 3:40a.m.; J. S: Lewis down 31, plote. '>1 •r,1.,. Open · lourn.ament to be pla\led National Bank, Gray's Drug 3:50a . m.; National up 31,4:50 So far, 50 lood but in 1nothv lf~ . q at Beechmont Country Club Stores. Cleveland Coca Cola a. m.: Relleble down 31, 5._u instant 90 long, OrioiH. ., tr:h June 27-30 . Arnold Palmer and Bottling Co .. Radio WHK and a. m.: Southern down 33, m1d· liJW Jack Nicklaus, thf' aristocrats the Clev,.land Press with net Major League Standlnp N. York at Detroit <night• night Francis Hougland down ·. 1'nlh Jan BNWb !'li\'1,1 1 nf the Jinks. head the paradE' of prOC'eeds going to the Press B~· Unltfod Pn!P International i Cleveland a.l Wash. (DilhU 33, 4:40 a. m.; Irene ChotiD B T .Trelh · . rrn: r: National , at Baltimore <niRhU down 33, 2:30 a. m.; fro:a::; : . . stars who have entered the 72- Helping Hand Fund w.hirh ad- 1 "1-J 11 hole event and will be bidding minister~'<! by the Cleveland down 34, 2,30 p. m.; Oliver out ol IIJ'owll'l· 6and aa be pre· 1 •HI for the $22.000 first money. IWelfare Federation . W I. Pet. GR 1 Rf'dskins Ink Two Shearer down 34, .5:U p. m.: pared lor the rela)o to lint baso. •·. rlJ The $110.1100 is the bi~e;esl ~ ~ ~an. Franci~co :u 22 .585 Tibolt down 34, 5.20 p. ~·· 'I1le bail .qui.rted loose aDd In an• .', ffU guaranteed prile list in golf his- i Major 1-kaeue L..ad.. r~ St. l.ou1s 30 21 .5fili 1. i Buckeye Players Ravenswood. down 34, 1!1.45 other second or two Roger Mal.OIJI torv and th,.re is an additional .'\'allnnal LPaf!ur Chirago 30 23 .5f.S 1 WASHINGTON IUPII - '111e p. m .: Cra1g M. down 34, 7 ch . the plale-isllJI $10,000 purse ttp ror a pro--am- ('vngton. Phil -1 2 1:14 2.1 47 ..151 , Los Angele~ ~ 2:1 .55ft P~ Iw~shington Redskins announced p. m : Susan Lane down 34, ;ent ug::a over nd bo,,_,wiUoll Prldd p...., ateur preliminary an Wedruts· ' Groat, StL 26 24 .520 31-'z itoday they have aigned two 1tar1 7:40 p. m. e :!ning 53 2lM 30 7:1 .3-'S I' Pittsburgh Plain, Fancies by Arrow, Jockey and Rugby. S, day, June 26. In this. 56 pros Bovt>r, STI. 24 25 .490 5 Ifrom the 1962 Ohio state team. Gallipolis Dam- OVEC Whitey Ford yielded 13 hita 50 200 21 65 . 32s , Cinrinr..:~li 1 wm each team with lhret' ama · Wl;itE>.Stl. 24 27 .471 6 I Added to the Tribe's 1963 roster 6:20 p. m.; Charles Stevenson his way oot of DUI1nerowll Land XL. 53 214 :N 69 322 Milwaukef' teun. sports celebr·if;pr;, and Gnzl,·z. Phil 49 165 211 53 .32t , Phi!ad(>lphia 24 T1 .4i1 6 w~?re fullback Dave Francis aud down 8:30 p. m.; Solvay and wound up with hit Banlons, C-ns, Dacron ........ Ia $8.'"-~1i l Jeadlng business men . The split Warwich ' Hou 48 147 17 H .320 Houslon 22 :!2 4417 9 1:! gu.ard Rodney Foster. Frahcis 9:1S p. m.; Ede~tna Bosworth . d .. i .. at t•WID A.--· Waf the _$10 ,000 ~I ~ill give the Ct-pt'da. SF 20 3t .370 IP~ was Washington's seventh draft up 10:35 p.m.; Annette Brandt and Broob 53 202 :11; fi4 .3171Nrw York pro w1th the mrl1v1dual low H.Aaron , Mil 52 199 46 f.4 .:114 Wt'4nt"Sday'J Rl'"sulls rhoirf' and Foster toth. down 2:15 a. m.; Merrill down homered for the OrloJea BCOte $1,000 and lhe pro 'whose M:.~zro~ki. Pitt 49177 20 54 .:ws ' Milwaukre 11 ~~>w Yorko~to in.l Their signing brought Weight (:30 a. m.j Beaver up 1:00 .1 to wh••nll Pajam-as, Mesh, MtJaa Swank Jewelry .,,' .;:~ 8 h.1 ed ., " foursome has the low bt>sl·ball Cle-mente. Pitt 41 145 24 44 .:un ichicago. 9 S. Francisco 5 nsu· ilht! total rookie. who have rome a. m .: Anne down 8:55 a. m.; be hit ev200 h ne f and Leghorn Hosel('(lre $800. Amf'Tif'att Leagu.. 1 5 S. 4 l Ito _term!'. These included Red- Robert Reed up 1:25 a. m.; tbe - reer or 1 ieach Jackets · Such football figures as Vince ;Player Club GAB R H Pct. iPltLsburgh 5 tm . 4 !1st . tw~mght 1 skm~· loJl three draft picks lil!l Dave Crockett down 11:20 a.m. The Loa A les Ana 1s beat Lombardi, coactl of the world Mal zone. -m 170 17 58 .341 Pitt.;burgh 4 Cm. 3 \ 2nd, mght• well as thetr sixth, seventh and, laaa,rha River - Oleander the Cbica So II champion BaY,. fac_kers . Wagntor, LA 50185 28 Rl .330 Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 0 (nighP IIHh choice:;. up Marmet 4::20 p.m. Helen go x John Mar:l, president of the Kaline , uet 48 184 34 60 .326 1Los Angeles 5 Houston 1 •nighu , Francis averaged 5.2 yards per down Marmet 8:25p.m.: 0. F. New York t1;iants and Otto Gra· Caust>y, KC 41 172 21 55 .3201 Thunday's Prot.able Pitchers 1carry for the Buckeyes last sea- Shearer down Winfield 4:45 p. 95 95 .. Prldd F ..m ham, the former Browns ace Fo~. Chi 50 204 27 6.') .319 ' Sa11 Francisco at Chicago -son and was Ohio State's leadiq m.; A. V. Chris up Winfield quarterback, are among the Peur~n. LA 54 22u 33 70 .3ts iMari<'llal 18-3) vs. Jackson {7-5) . IWOi'er with 42 points;'" and tf!VIrt. 7:15 p. m.; C. V. Harner up Tropical Worsted, Wash-Wear, Dacron-Worstecl 1 amateur golfers enterPd . They · Rbinson, Chi 50 181 29 57 .315 r St. LouiB at Phi \adelphia touchdowns. Winfield 3:36· a. m.; Sernet Regulars, Sborta. Slzel 28 to 50. ' :' are guests of Art "~'14/eii . . S<·hiling. s .. 46 ,,. , 4 " .3J •'nightl - r:ib>IDn 43-31 vs. Short l Winfield 3:45a.m.; Bingo 1Mantle, NY Browna' pra.ident. 16 t6 28 ,. '" '1·5 1. Winfield 3 a. II).; Robert Beochmnnt, Site or the tourn- . Charles. KC 48 t!IO :lO 58 .:105'1 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 12, twl· Ohio State SignA Lea down Winfield 6:55 •. m. Stretch ond B<!xer• 01' ALL NEW ament, doesn't appear to be a Pepitone, NY 42 141 21 43 .305 nightl - :\1aloney (7-2) and • 1 ~Y Ace Quarterback · 28 to 44, Sl-29to46 formidable layout. just : HomP. Run• ! 12-8, vs. Schwall (3-2) and G1bDEB1 M01JNTI over 86110 yard•llong with par , National League: H. Aaron, lbon 'H tANCASTEII, S.C. tUPI>-Beft. -~YORK (UPI)- 0tJt. 71, but it bas always been a 1Brav 88 Hi; F. Alou, G·iants 12 : I Only garnf'S srheduled) \me Rlocker, the &-foot ft.-inch~ ft*nain& debt of stahl and .' deceptive eour~. There are Bailey, Giants; CepPda. Giants, r Friday's Games gro quarterba~ so~ht by 89 eoJ. g~ernmentB .crossed the A GlFl' CERTIFICATE-ANY AMOUNT! plemv of trouble spots and the and May~. Giantii. all 11 . . . lege-s and umversJhes, reveaJed bilUon mark m 1962, more tn.11n11 . St. J.m.1 is at New York, mght. Tu sd . he ha5 ·goed a scholar h H · t It greens are tri!'ky to read be· Amerkan Leagut>: A llison. Cincinnati at Philadelphia night _e a~ . sa . • • a agm.n as grea 88 cause they are fast and have 1 Twin~ 15 ; Wagner, Angels 13; Milwaukte at Pittsburgh ~ight sh ip with Ohio State Umversity. five yeara-earUer, rooorb • plenty of rolls i Manti• Yanks Batl•y Twin< . ' Tho 217-pound Blocker, • 11-av· Institute of Life "ttiiM of Arrow Shlrta" The tourn~1ent almost a1and Ni'cholson White So~ all ~~·~ Los Ang~le~; at Chu:-ago . erage student and football etar in LHdlnl lacton In "the OHIO POMEROY yrar in planni~g. ~ts into high I Run11. Batttd In ' Fran~~coerl~~aHC::t;:~ .mght ~~~ s~~l. saihed he se:c~ r::uo growth were 1chool eiJ"'nsloll gear with an advance sale pro-- I National l.Rague: Robinson . w L Pcl. GB :. <e """"'au~ . ~ ocrn:u • high~ys, muniei~Dy area. Red~ 40· F Alou Giants 40· 1 very good Insbtutloa. of learn· utWtiel and aanltatiOD gr am in the Cleveland . · • · · · New York 27 18 .600 +2 · · .. Ticltets for the ent1re _wee k 1 Cepeda, Giants 39: H. Aaron, Baltimore 31 21 .596 ... mgH. dded thai .. 1 1.... t anted t~larting Jwte~ 24, M-e sva1lab1e Braves Sfl; Boyer, Cards 38. Ch~ag{J e a . - w 31 22 585 \~ at the Statler Hilton Hotel the Ametican League· A llison . · to play B1g Ten football. I have 23 · · · · Kansas Coty 26 .531 3 dr ed ll Iii o1 p1 · ~ Westgate Kresge's, Shaker Twins . ...., •u eam a my • aymg 111 . . 39; Wagner . · Angels. 38: Mmnesota £AI vr .520 3'7 the Big Ten ·• Square Stouffer s Restaurant. Robmson, Wh1Le Sox 36 ; NJchoi· IBoflton 2:l 23 500 41'1 · all four May Companv stores son White SOx 35 · Kaline Tige-rs · Among the other achoolt! hoping . • , ·· ·· Los Angtlt"!! 26 ~ .473 6 to et Bl ck Wak F rest all H branches of Society Sal· 35 IO.troit 2t 28 .438 8 Mlgh. osteter wMere 1 de Mo'aml' lonal Bank the Landerwood Pltchln& <' 1gan • a • ary an • I Cleveland 20 2ti .435 7~2 and lndiaDa. Plaza and Highland Park golf I "atlonoll.eaguo: 0 Dell, G1ants wa,hington 1a :15 .340 13 course. A_ special sale starts 18-1. Perr?nosk1, Dodger~ tl-1; ~cWednesday's RHults June 1 to run a week at the 62 Bean. Pirates 5-l; Woodesh1ck. Chicago 3 Los Angeles o usn Gray's Drug Stores In northern IColts H; Malon•y. Re<l>; 7-2. . L. Angel"" a chicago 2 12nd, nig!1t OhiO, . . . i Amer~an. l.eagur : Sto~k, Ora_- Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 (night> ~-~~IC _ ~~_:r_taka~g· ... the ._ol~ 5-!·__F,scher,_ A~-~~!~':'':.._7-1, Boston al W.ashingtop, ppd, rain · New York 4 Balllmole 3 <nightl G a u s e readings: Gallipolis Minn. 4 K. City 3 tnighO dam 18.1, 22.6, running 46 feel Thurlday's Probable Pikhen on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Boslon at Washington Cnigljll- 2UH1, Pl. Pleasant 25.77, llintnn I'"""· Ill•• I )I I wll~ 1 i"*'*. 1 he Daily Sentinel ' "'""'':on 11 1 p•./"1..4 G1:'L.I., I~ Palmer~ Nicklaus Head List . ~- ~ · 1:·~"'~~~e d~:~ down '"· Of Entries In Cleveland " NGs 1 i~ Le•l~ presentQ~'~ · Bo~;ton Brims~e ~ t:= 1 fOr P~P! e SPORT ') SHIRTS mru~ ::::II C~icago Bo~ Gr~rr ~rancis('Q <~~d ~ ~ ~es Y~. t~e 1 z. 1 ;t,te ~2 ~II' - 3- ..,.ry '"'""Ill Straw Hats $1.95 to $6.50 eSLACKS *5· $14· ROOMS ......DA FURNITURE $2.95 to $5.95 SS95· I $2.98 00 SHORTS PURCHASES CONOMY RIC ED SwimWej $2.95 to $4.9 st.T NYLON DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc: lAKER FURNITURE .IS. WITH ALL • TRUCK ~~ TIRE I 1 , 1 Children's TENNIS OXFORDS 1 • • Blue-Red-White 1 Sizes Small To Big 3 River Report $,.00 ----------1 Cleveland Browns Announce Sl.gni·ng Of Three Players The rota! of Cleveland Browns algneol for the 1963 season elimbed to 16 this weekend as head coach Blanton Collier re~ eeivetl the contracts of threo ........,. Mississippi stars, John Brewer, GenP Hickerson and Bobby Crespino. All three figure prominently Ill team planning for the months ~will be the third aeasoo years. guard Gene Hickerson will become a full-time per· former for the first time in six seasons with the Browns. Coach Collier plans w abandon tho messenger guard system aDd will use Hickerson on the right side and John Wooten on the left whenever the Browns have tho ball. conley <2-s' vs. St•nhouso 12•u. New York at Baltimore <night -Bouton <HI vs. Roberts (4-5. <Only games schedw.dl Frtday'o Gameo Minnesota at L. Angeles (nighO Chicago at Karu;as City Inight) --Bouwn, Y~nks 7-1: Roland, Twlno 4·1; Osinsii, Angels 4-1, 1.11 ralllllg, Kanawha ra11s 4.51 rising, t:harleston 19.75 station· · ary. Montcomery -Island dam 15.3, 11.5 running D~ feet. Lon· don dam was running one and a haU feet, Mumet three quart· ers of a foot and Winfield dam 6 feet. Baal movemeall: OlaJo River - John J. Rowe .... reqttelll In 1962, the muscul· the 6' 4" nanker hao" ~· 1r eoutherner raught 22 passes four passes for "75 yards and · far 8 yards and two wuch· touchdown. t downs. Oil that gond beginning, llowever, becauae of hlo lit C1tl offense again when speed and the paradoxical fact tuolnfq oamp opens at Hiram C:OUIII luly 22. If he can dodge the injuries wllllrll plaeued him the past two that he seetrut to do much betler in games than In practice, he'll get a looJ, Rarching during the schedule. Bulk Tank Service Canvas Oxfords ••· · $1.88 R·C ......... ' Cushion sole and lll'th support. Weekend Special. Sizes 4-10 Men'a L..thtr Safety Toe Shoe···· $6.99 "''1'ladt the , .. . . Wlh. tl' 1-T NJ1c!a IIRII "'-.,...... w..,. ·. "',_,., ••'> . EC0f40MY SAWfG~ & LOAN COMPAN\' 300 W. Sec a ~St.- W • II 2·2111, PI mar ::r.,.;~ Canvas Oxfords · •· -s2.49 HI~MILER • Kitchen Calllneta 1........ Tit. got It ....,,--... ' ' Neo-cord, oil resistant aole. Ccimpare In Va!,u• '1 1.89. Slzu 81,!,·12 ' • Stt Us For Your ••••••• Null ... < ~ ~ '"'.1 1 deltU. LAap IMM Itt a tta ... par ""'"' dt witll a C8t1lo loaR frono -. ~ .,. - - IIOAIIIIr pajjll- . . be • lat ...... ,..,.... peyi.. out ....,., - ' I t rillht - Some Sunsteps and Gold Grlllhoppen. Size &-9 Women's White Vatians go IIDoolllar iD a :C~~~tnM Canlir - fntm defense to slot end at his spartngly In hll llrslttl~w:•tt~:~; j Woman's-Girlo B. H. SANBORN c- .. _ For Cresplno, a number one far the 235 pound Brewer and draft choice In lll81, the coming a Jlllotdd be a big one. Switched sea"'!n is a eruclal one. UBed •'D See Our Seledion Of Fine Gift• For The June Bride, ._ w.,..,~. Little Leatue and R..ulation .--sporting Gaacls .._aclquarters.-eGolf lqulpn*lt e~M~mlnton Sets eAichery EquiPft*ll eCroquet Sets eFormiGITep eCel~ne Tile . ~:Panellfti eStorn• Doors' efiahlnt Equipment eC,mplng Equip. ' ;;;,.,.~rJ d•~nta· .........~ Wh:IOwe" ' ~ • f . Teenager Flats .•••• s1 Blaet, White, Bone. 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Blaettnars Pom.roy, Ohio lolpN and Marietta an Ita.. Itt. 7 unc: 1 'Wbere You Buy With Couftdence" Since 1951 You a:et 1 - 16 114 HA 31361 • oz. size glasa USED AUTOMOBILE ..---sPECIALS___, · ~ ·1963 Ford Fqirlane - - - -. - - 4 Door Sedaa. 1 !'J!lnder, IIIDdanl lnna. Rldl,o, backup lllhll, wllllewoll tinl, blue llld reild7fur JOU,-881D01ltba fiDIDciDI, YeiJIIW'p. ' 1962 Chevrolet C:orvair 700 -- • 4 Door, 4 _.[, ndlo, oJi wblto, very 10011 ru-. 110 m011tlu !lnancln.8. tor with mowing machine eulllvators. $375. Phone t-6831 after ~ p.m. THOiiJi. WILD 6'1<1Rl"" - l ll:liS 12:00 12:0S 12:10 JZ:15 IND Muon Cwnty New1 Community News .. Noon Newe. 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OVER 40 MOOELS ON DISPLAY See The Flneot In Mobile Llvlnt oLlO AT uh.m 1 '60 Chevrolet $1,495 V8 Sta. Wagon. Original black finish Jike new . Powergllde. · '60 Dodge _ $1,377 V8 Matadort 4 Dr. Sedan. On~ local owner. Power steering and brakes. Blaettnars Pom.roy, Ohio lolpN and Marietta an Ita.. Itt. 7 unc: 1 'Wbere You Buy With Couftdence" Since 1951 You a:et 1 - 16 114 HA 31361 • oz. size glasa USED AUTOMOBILE ..---sPECIALS___, · ~ ·1963 Ford Fqirlane - - - -. - - 4 Door Sedaa. 1 !'J!lnder, IIIDdanl lnna. Rldl,o, backup lllhll, wllllewoll tinl, blue llld reild7fur JOU,-881D01ltba fiDIDciDI, YeiJIIW'p. ' 1962 Chevrolet C:orvair 700 -- • 4 Door, 4 _.[, ndlo, oJi wblto, very 10011 ru-. 110 m011tlu !lnancln.8. tor with mowing machine eulllvators. $375. Phone t-6831 after ~ p.m. THOiiJi. WILD 6'1<1Rl"" - l ll:liS 12:00 12:0S 12:10 JZ:15 IND Muon Cwnty New1 Community News .. Noon Newe. Ohio News Markell ~:25 Bulletin Board News 0 ·Grallll 12:30 12:45 1:55 2:00 ·2:55 3:00 Agricultune A&ent Country Go Round News Beat Country Go Round News Best Mid Way Matlnea 3:55 News Beat 5:25 Weatbercast 5:30 Dinner Mllllcale Start A Sot Nowl SUPER SERVICI STATION o,.n 24 Hours WY 2-9932 ~~~ ~ AREM"f. 1:00 Dlscing with Dou 4:36 Interchange 5:00 CommuniiJ New1 5:05 World & National News 5:15 SpotJlcht on Sporll free eacb Ume you purchase 10 gallons of gasoline or more, or 8 combination oil change and lube job. I Pomeroy landmark LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! 1957 Ford Custom 300 - - .. - 8 eyl., aulollultle,llb aew tin1, very cle&D, D.w palal, lllbt poeen flnilla. 1956 Mercurv MOntclair H.T. - - $695 a cyl, automatic, andoul beau~ . ......, OYer - · llnlob, ' r aooci tlieo, >"'7 cleaD insldo 1960 Chevrolet I Ton Fieetside - fJ395 Plckllp, '/fll7llllrp, 1ont bod, I eyl, radio, ·i n-n oru.b. 1958.Ford·Fairlane SQ0..2 Dr~ H.T: $895 ~ftl'fcleaDcOr. O~ · ROUTE7 ,t;l . Mlclcllepcirt, o. ' •· 5:55 l119ide Books 6:00 Sunset Blvd. I :oo Sillll Off 1:00 Sign On Newe 1:05 CouDtry Jamboree 1:30 Farm Newe "fWE! <>H-H·H·H, P0<J1t HAI!l'<' WOLF I HAIIN! ARE '11:111-n~ HAIRY WOLF! 'IOO'Ii!!O .JUST A 6TUFFED ~· M·M·MAI-I! 1 OUNNO 'r'E"i, "!"'M 'TOtvt r BU,. HIT Tir DIRT AN' ~eACI{O' THAT ROCK 'T1L1. \116 fl>ID aUT I. . •• �., ' • l !!:;~~S~•~t&~~t. Pon"·Middleporl; 0., -~~~ I, Mainly About ·' Nople rn Pomeroy -f. -. 'lbe JOI!Ita !IDlD Marit, d!tlrdt ~ woclillD& of Jda,Jgl!~~ ot Mr. and Mn. EdHender...,, ud Mr, WDJI. .Rmtald Beaver, son of Mr. Mrs. WllUam It Beaver, of will be held Satur· evening JWie lth · •t the Baptist ch\!rch at 7:30 p. m., 'It East Charleaton Ave. ' Mr. Beaver ll a jp'andaon of Mrs. J . M. Archer of Middleport. Members of F(rst Baptist Churcb In 1111ddleport ar e among those Invited lo attend. ~ . ..._ ....,.. Woll rRirned to llame Ia Alllll!lda WednesIller a oeverll clayo !i lrlilt irltll Mluos Locla Mae IUid ' l!atierta Kraeuter. • Mr. IUid Mrs. Eldon Kraeul· • ~· 10ft Wednledli) morning for ;!;( •.WI with relative~ tn Col· ::\lJPbtll!. ~ Rolla Mae Parsons, nlne year . ~ld daughter of Mr and Mrs. • JID!i!s Ray Parsons, returned i~turclay eveninK from ··~ lloopital where sht r · 'bten a pa\ient since falling ,111 1ier home in Long Bottom ;~, both arms. . ) Mh. · Ben Neutzling a nd ; 'lrioiiddaughtero. Melanie Burt · Ud · Caralynn and Maralynn ;·.Tracy were in Athens Tuesday "'! It arcompany Larry and Asen· ~ •IIi Tracy, students at Ohio "• ..,IDJ :,be= · t . ir. l1ainrsity, ! mer. Henderaort-BeGNr JJ'eddin• ~ RECEIVE INVITAnON Theodorus Council l>auahlel'a Amerlca received 111 lll¥11&tion Wednesday to allettd the anniversary of Amerlcall Beauty Connell, · Lltlle HoekIn&, Thursday, J - 13, at 7 p. -- -· homP for the sum· Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Matthews, Rt. 3, Waverly, are Iarmoun<ing the engagement and approaching marriage • · Mrs. MBiine Arnold, Athens their daughter, Barbara Ellen, to Mr. Whurman Cbar· ·, lload, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil· Grass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grass of 211 ;: bur Stewart and Mrs. Eber 1~[~g~M~s;:tlr~ee=~t~,s Waverly. (formerly of Middleport Rt. 1). --- ' NW·you 'KNOW 11'bl Bm~• !!ere~ dettt. or ·JI!JddiOJicri· and ."''"''" 1n 111a llapilst awrdl lil4 fte• IJf. na ell1n1 of the -.1 worlll, 111 Special tribute was given to of the oldest members of •.. Dr. Ralston Mitchell and Miss ~-.,-~~:;;;;;;;;.;~~~=~l~:~~!~s Temple. Pythian Sisters ·1 they met 1\iesday evenat the hall in Middlepott I Mrs. Nathan Biggs, Most ~~;·:!~n: Chief, presiding. Mrs. McElhinny served as Y .. TONIGHT ..... FRIDAY Bay Milland Starring Ecl11r Allan Poe'• In "THI PIIIMATURI BURIAL" (Color It Panavision) ...O:aft11Bob Monthouse and Leslie PhtniJ¥ in "A WEEKEND WITH LU.LU" . . Saturcllr Curt Jurgens, Orson June I w.n.. "FtRRY TO HONG-KONG" <Cinemurope 1r Culor) -and- Peter Cushing, Andre Morell "CASH ON DIMAND" - ---- MEIGS lHEATRE .. ._.ROY ... .. TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDA 'I' ond SATURDAY Jlino 7.. "THE LION" (Technicolor) William Holden, 'I'rf'vor Ho· ward, Capucine. "THI BROKEN LAND" Keny Taylor, Dianna Darrin . ond Jocly McCrea. IUN. MON. ond TUES. JuM 9-10.11 "FOLLOW THE BOYS" ITechnioolor) ConD.ie Fl"ancia, Ron Randall Paula Prentia and Quh Russ Whb Tamblyn _ 3 5100.., 1 ll Chief with Mrs. Phil be on sale in the near fuMeinhart pro t.elning for The Temple agreed to purGuard with an other officers in chase a new punch bowl and their respectives chairs. extra cups. Etta Louise Lemley · Those honored were Mrs. was welcomed as a new mern- McEihinny, who will be ber. 90 the 24th of June and Mrs. FoOowing the business meet· Minnie Gilmore, who will be 84 ing a memorial service was June 18. Both have been regu~ held for Minnie Neutzling, dein attendance except when ceased member. A poem, "She ill. is Just Away" was read by Mrs. Those reported Ill but lm· lBen Neutzling with a prayer proving were Mrs . William All· · by Mrs. Nathan Biggs. man, Mrs. Max Sanborn, Mrs. Charter was draped with Russell, Mrs. William Neutzling playing the Lowe Mrs. Dave Farmer. hymn, "Abide With Me,'' durII~::~;=~· calls were made ing the cen!mdny. Assisting II the last month with $49 were Mrs. Chester Zirkle, Most on alluristic wort. A Excellent Senior and Mrs. Joan l l.ihltio elephant sale wtll he held Clark. Most Excellent at the July meeting. Several Mrs. Alfred Biggs, Manag· pHcations were requested in the Tetllple and cards of thanks HO.tesses ior the July meet· II "'"d from Sylvia Bownes, Dis- wiU be Mrs. Phil Meinhart, trict Deputy of Logan for the Homer Jones and Mrs. gift received at inspection. and Ben Neutzling. from Grand Chief, Erla ----who sent an official appreciation for work R~ttlnrul Bible Temple and the things done Sch.ool In Progrf'BB her during her tenure of of· fice. The vacation Bible school Is Mrs. Bigg!! announced the now in progresb at the Rutland · - Chllrch of Christ, and will con· Marjorie Mall"ry of Detroit, lihue unlit Friday, June 14, with Mich. , were beweekend guests Mrs. M Pearle Canaday, director, M Mrs. Camp II Harper rs. abel G. Carpenlel' Dr. Mitchell attended the conducting the dally morning nl banquet and 4&th reunion · Miss Sabra Canaday his class. is pianist. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Will and family of Worthington were recent guests of his father, Departmenll and teachers iD schoo l are, Kindergarden; Blance Braley, and Mrs. ~~m:,~~Johnson, Nursery : Mrs. May, and Susie Parker. Mro. Ethel Nelson, Mrs. Carpenlel', IUid Miss Connie Haley, Junior: Mrs. liar· bara Van Meter, Mrs. Jessie Grueser, and Mtke Nicholoson: Teenagers: Dr. N. C. Carpent, and Ernie Johnson. Articles made and work done by various departmenll of the school will be on display at 7:30 o'clock Friday evenln&, June 14, wben the cl011n& pro. gram of the achool will be presented, Colorcartoo:iii:iiinoiii:iiiii:ii~~m~et~t.;W;.;ii;;:I,~and;;;_o;:th;;:er;;_r;.;e:;;la;;:tlv~es,. JUNE Bargain Days ' Women's·· Teenagers DRESS SHOES·· FLATS s .88 Not All Sins In All Sty!.. But All Sixes In TMGro..p • Size 5 to 9 Girls' SANDALS Leather Sandals $1.99 pr. Small 3 To Big 3 REG. $2.99 $1.99 pr. REG. $2.99 Boys' TENNIS SHOES Sl• Small ' I~ To .... 9 pr 2 PR. $5.00 Boys' Sm.ll 3 To •• 3 $1 •99 OXFORDS 2Vtto6_ 1. $ 99 R... $2.99 "'· ROUSH'S SHOE STORE' MIDDLIPOitT 1 Bible School To Begin Cla.,et lhe Plaids, soUd colon and tbe pOpular new ba· lllf4!. tlld, wasb •n wear·cotton fabric. Sanforized sbrUnt Altyonee_=: II .Fine quaUI~ aborts and knit ahlrlo lor Fathers D11 gilt· tn&. Preferred for lone wear, Other Men's Welk Shorts _ $3.95 IOftlles&, fuU eut. JUNE SALE Give Dad A PRACTICAL GIFT Infants Nursery Furniture Short s~.... INFANTS $32.50 CRIBS INFANTS $36.50 CRIBS $26.00 $29.00 to his correct leDJth at no e:~tra charge. Wonderful wub 'n wear fa. brl9, p.bardinet and rayon ntetste1. INFANTS $49.00 CRIB $13.50 HIGH CHAIRS $34.00 Pleated or plain front modelo. Ao excellent ~~election tor Father• Day eiftne. $14.95 HIGH CHAIRS $17.95 HIGH CHAIRS $13.95 YOUTH CHAIRS Give Him $14.00 $9.00 $4.95 BASSINETTES $8.95 BASSJNETTES $7.95 RECLINER $8.95 RECLINERS DRESS SOCKS $4.00 $7.00 $6.00 Lot~.~ weeriae Ankle length In solicla and pattern•. $7.00 $9.95 RECLINER 50c $8.00 $9.00 $10,95 TOUR BEDS $1295 TOUR BEDS $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $21.0(1 $12.95 PLAY PENS $13.50 PLAY PENS $24.95 PLAY PENS $3.49 PLAY PEN PADS $3.95 PLAY PEN PADS $2.39 BASSINETTE PAD $2.75 $3.25 $2.00 $13.95 ClUB MATTRESS $17.95 CRIB MATTRESSES INFANTS $42.50 CHEST INFANTS $69.00 CHEST $8.45 JUMPERS Size1 small, medium, and extra large. Made two poeket1, two way lar. Sanforized shr~nk. Blue. Green, Grey, I• A PAIR Mens Work Pant• To Metch Ha.ulkerchiefs For That LIHlo l*o Gift For Dod Ch- Hlo Favorite I From Thlo Selection Lorge White 1QC Hondlcerchlof Whllo Handkorchlol wtth colorod 25C $11.00 Border-Mono White Llnon $14.00 $30.00 HAIIIDKIRCHIIFI 50~ .... $lOO $55.00 $7.00 $7.00 $8.95 JUMP115RS $9.95 JUMPERS GIFTS FOR FATHER'S $8.00 $4.00 $4.95 CAR SEAT $5.95 CAR SEATS Fun-Time Hours $4.50 $4.50 $6.00 $5.95 WALKERS $7.95 SIT AND STAND SEAT $1.95 TRAINING SEATS $3.95 CRIB BUMPER PADS $5.95 TRAINING CHAIR $7.95 TRAINING CHAIR You'll find hla correct aize (29 to 150 waist meuure) and Elberf'eld1 alter $11.00 $12.00 We've everything to help Dad play It cool Ibis summer. Choose )Jere the gift tbat be will wear witb pleasure $1.50 $3.25 $4.50 $6.00 ·,:•c $9.95 HIGH CHAIR COMBINATION SEAT $8.00 $14.95 TRI CHAIRS $12.00 $2.95 HIGH CHAIR PADS $2.·50 $11.95 STRO~LER $10.00 $18.95 STROLLERS $16.00 $22.95 STROLLERS $20.00 $24.95 STROLLERS $2.95 BASKET LINERS Chao.. here the tie for your favorite guy - Fltherl We have paHems end colors that will strike him right. Four and $21.00 Six Player Eiaot replaeemenll lor · me• and all popular EIPIDIIOn bando, alto tber, &1ft. •3·'5 .. *9·'5 . PRICID PROM $1., $1.50 & $2 WALL TO WALL CARPET FOR YOUR Ho8·E correctly install your carp@• - ~: sns Sets, ucellent Dada Day $2.50 Daily Vacation . Bible School $3.95 BASKET LINERS $3.25 fo the Reedovtlle community will begin at the Reedsvllle $27.50 Comblnotton PLAY PIN end CRIB $22.00 Methodilt Chureh oa Monday June 10 throogh June 21 from I t. 11 a. m. The pr1J11'8111 will be on June 21 at I p, m. The teachers and helper• for the Nursery depl. are: Mrs. Wlllle Provancha, Mro: Mary Alice Btse, Mrs. Carolyn Blanton, ., 1Jr.•, ' Mno. Thelmtl Smith, and Mra. Let OUR Carpet Men cover fiCICII'I, Elizabeth Smith. Primary dept. : halls, stairways with carpe1 -:;- Come to Mro. Dorsel Reibel, Miso Mary Taylor, and Mno. VIvian Hu•mp-11 our Carpet Dept. on the 2........ Select JlllllDr dept.: Mrl. the carpet you like belt jov'~ choa.. . Mae lluc!kley, and Mrs. Frances Reed. M111ic dept.: Mrs. Max· from .our country's leading ~.U.- We'll lne Whltobead IUid Mro. Gamet meesure your floors, quote ""' otm the Jolmlon. The director Is Mrs. completed Installation an4 " '.. an cleo "lvlan Humphrey. The pBII<lr Rev. Freeland Norris. clde - Our carpet men .will ft'llp,irly and SLACKS In All Sius WALK SHORTS SPORT SOCKS SPORT SHIRTS CR~UET Give Dacl An El~t;lalc Rizor Buabeam, Nortlto Ud · BimlnrtoD.Rqll:A-IIotlo PIICID PROM IDID ,..bo'l 10o me pta..,.. ·,:op ll'WI mellow ,...,..hide, ~II' per o~.Din,. Walel'· proof Ylnyl Unlnl· c... $J9.95 ,. $32J~ For the and lltieot: ' ·Ofhor Trowel Kill lora - . :J.$7~9J ap.n...r. . ~R Wllb tranl ..... ptuo Schick ID,Ia<lor bJ'ad. 11 'lrilb Krona ot!P. AIJ. ,for 'l TELEYISIM ,00 et~,:h sn An extra s~ for Dad on hll !lay. Amaztne performance, Ugbt ani! llvely. A new 1984 model in lce.berg white plastic cabl· net. Schick ·$Afm an RCA VICTOR 19 Inch Portable ~ ,., PittMt'll Day 1RAVa lOTS' . . , . . By Udtll ' - .- . - w•'allot A while to ond a newa !DJ!Dgrllpber ed l'liltrsclay ntgllt durin& a cia! riol at • moot in LexingtA>n, N.C, State troopero were ntahed ....,, to ttld poltet iD order. SeviO'al · police damaaed by the WASHING'I'ON - Swedish ICNII•d. ecjJnolnist K. Gunnar Myrdll Police said the Incident, ap~l&l'·l tQifaj' predicted an "economic ently a carryover · from an and political cataclysm" unbetween lfOUJll of young Jeao ille world 10ivea lhe pr"' whites IUid Negroes Wednesday bjem of half Its populalion !Jo.. hOgan when about 'IIIC underfeti. · marched to the lntel'IOC' ',Myrdal, professor of econo- Uon dividing a while and Negro mles al Stockholm University of Lexington. Aboot IIJid best known iD thla country whites broke tbrougb a police ltne for lila treatliX! on U. S. race slarted throwing rocko and relaUons, "All Amei'lean Dllem: al about 1111 Negroea who rna." .addressed the 1tJO.natlon the obje<ts bark. World Food Congress. SLACKS THIS YEAR $22.00 $24.00 AtHENS- Plans to 179 B~n• or ground west of ZapesviUe city liinita for u"' •• a branch college of Ohio ,jjnjverslly were announced on >!lfhursclay by Musklngolb County eommlssloners. · comll)lsslonerll said tbe wwld eonttnue to be used 'fOr farming purpoaes unW the university ia ready to begin construetlon of buildings. C• WORK SHIRTS INFANTS $27.50 CRIBS INFANTS $29.00 CRIB ·_;, 1"' ~ \' _ · mmissi0n o File 7 50,b()0 Snit Racial Riot l\i ·. sOn~, donate'·Photo.,g:r': ap·btr H· ·u·. r . ~ Size 29 to 42 waist .mea- your Boys' White C.nvlis st.. pr. at e "' V~O~L~X~V~~N~0~.4~5~----------~-----.~~~ . ==·~y~~~.=~==.~~O~R~l~·=O~~~~ . ~·-T--~~ ----~F~~~D~A~Y,~J~U~N~E~7~,~19~6~3_______________\~~1 ________~PR~l~~f~~--.·-c.EN~·r~ Give c-ad A Pair Of Grand . SesSion to be held 2>-26-27·28 In Colum· · h Ohio. Homecommg t Home was announced June 23. Due to the num· of requests the paring and knives , potato spears and will be reordered alld • _._______._______________._.________________~------------------------------~-.------------------------------------~------------cto. WALK , SHORTS Mr. Eugene Gherke Is .Ill· nooncin8 that the Middleport band has a number of hauock type stools left which wu a project of the band this year. The otools are ·of plastic made in a variety of colors tnciUdlt\i red, belgfi white etc. with~ wrought Iron legs. Various emblems such u 4-H, YelloW JRtel, Rotary etc. are avalll!bJe or . the plalD top. Mr. Gberke will reorder If there are requesll for Diore. ested may contact Mr•. u at the ocbool or at blJ bomt. Mrs. McElhinny, Mrs. Gilmore Given SpeCial Tribute Tuesday i '·· II "-••• '1• TA. Jn}sriil,. 01 The Mei,,.M_,. :l.r• ! ; Rand, W. Va., with her daugh1 tel' and son-In-law, Mr. and ~.· Charles Elliott and !ami· •• Columbua ID JIU; ; Roush of Mason. W. Va., and 1Miss will be graduated from the College of . ·Jolrs. Mary Aumiller, Hartford, Home Economics, Ohio State University, June 7, 196.3. . :were at Ravenswood Sunday Mr. Grass is attending the De Vry Techm~al Institute m i i'iO attend the Adams-Handley Chicago, Illinois. The open church weddmg will be an . . .-ddlng IUid also a luncheion event of June twenty-second at two p.m. in the Waverly i tt ' the home of the bride. Church of Christ. l .. Mrs. C. L. Arnold returned 1.::::===-==~-----,-------- t borne Saturday arter a visit at .-ter, · IJI*'••tu ......,..., .. .. :r~~=:r:= 1D IOddltpoit ' ' . •139.95 Other RCA VIctor I'Ortable ··Tot~evlalon 5ett e . •• .,.~ to $239.95 ' meroy . .. , • . . ,, 1> 'J..o pbol4gljlber, also hod move' In io t,jlp po· u.e lldt, bit he waa Dill !Jo.. U.. at ~. N.C.,·"""' , . ~ hurl. day ttipt durtq .. . ll'tlq white IJ\III lcleatifled 11 Wll· tton -tralioli by abGiilit,211t lilinl '!'ate, 'll'ltom police illld had N - . 'lbt Near- ~ 1o two oltotAJo IUid a rillo In hil CIOWD!olln · Grtettsboro aU 181 car, wu Geld by poli<e lor quos. dowD on a street, retuom,P.,Iice tlooln& Ill connectlotl with lbe arden to move pn. Q!1k!ei:1 ar.aliotl. rested about 100 · of the ~· North Caroltua troopero strator• and diopentd lila ,o(:ben. Rlchordoon, o to s .... � 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 06. June 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. 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