http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4d64030b6a59eb7c4d9730f1ece2648c.pdf bbafa9af66f14969781752c57b1fb5f1 PDF Text Text ~. I ' r ~· ' j ·- I SOCIAL I ~ ~"· CALEND~R Pratt Joiru - Columbus. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Charles E. Snider, Pomeroy; Mrs. Dorothy Smalo ley, Long Bottom, R. D.. and Mrs. Linnie Lenz, CoolVIlle, R. • at y D. . Det~oted VOL XVII NO. 77 , a.. • ..• -. .. 3 Lost Qo Races Highlight Show OJI.~F.RVED BIRTHDAY "<: .t!r. l/1!..~,;:. ..-:.t:O 1,., ::.- i _. ,_. .. : ... :. To The lnt.ere.tl 01 The Meigs-M01on .4reo ., . . .: = e .-' :::: ·:;; ·..: -:: - - - - - - - - - - - c ·- · ~--------..,... MONDAY, JULY 19, 1965 FIVE ct!NIS • Ill ll o4 01 enttne POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO "' • Sergeant Compares Battle To.'Bulge' in World War 2 I 1 MAN. THAT HILL IS STEEP - So said the riders In the Meigs Motorcycle elub hill climb Sunday on Peach Fork Road. At least 45 degrees steep, this hill not beinl made try the driver. looks "about 90 degrees" from the top. The motorcycle club It· tracts cycle enthusiasts who are law-abiding taxpayers and anxious to erase a cer• lain stigma drawn by the few cycle riders who handle their machines as rowdies (aod rarely live to old age). The Cycle clubs encourage law officers to treat the rowdil!ll according to law. Their extraordinary behavior crowds the good riders from head· lines. Hill climbs and scramble races are the chief thrill events sponsored by cycle clubs, all conducted under the most strict rules for safely. TONIGHT "DEVIL SHIP PIRATES" Christopher Lee K. Andrew eu -and"MARA OF THE WILDERNESS" Linda Saunderi (Color) i Pomeroy. Olllo TONIGHT H. G. Weill' 'FIRSl MEN IN fHE MOON (Technicolor) Edward Judd Martha Hyer Lionel Je!frleos Has Man Reached Muon Beton•? G11sp! Wonder! Thrill~ Edgar All•n Poe'• "MASQUE OF fHE RED DEATH" ITt>chnirolorl Vlnn·nt Prire. Hazel Court. !l&\'id Weston WPird horror Shol·king: Bluod,. Go~. RuthiPssnE"ss! 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A widowed Nevada sheep Iarmer brinp his siaterln·iaw from Italy to be his new DISTINCftON HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Eiizahetb Ashley and Gregory Peck are . the only Him performers appointed to the National Council on the Arts whiCh was eatabllshed by an act of Congre111 last year. 11:20 FILMS OF THE 50'11"Pickup" .ltarriJII Hugo Hau, and Benrly Mlcllaels. A middle-qed rallnlllder pieb up • woman wbom be eventuaUy 11W'1'ie1 .. .. .. llbe mates plans ta have bfm murdered. 197 Page television nest aeasoa In POMiaOY, OHIO a aew show tilled ''The Loner." 'I '', •• I 9:30 Word of We 10:00 Superman It :Ill) Casper 10:30 King and Odie 12:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Hopplty Hooper 1:00 New AmericaD B•nd!tllnd 2:00 Major Leque BulbaD 1:00 Wide World 01 Sporll I 30 Cbamploalblp Wrestllq 7:30 The Klrlg Family 1:30 9:30 10:30 10:45 Lawreaee Welt Hollywood Palace 11Gb Young News Oliller Theatre }. •color Television AND ~:. SERVICE SALE NOW IN THE POME -.. . ._.. _,. . . . .,. .. . ... -·-.-...-. -.. 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' XCitiDg :· Response Calls �I· , TlaP Daily Dodgers Win Ill lith, Takel Lead from 'Pitchless' Reds • Voice of Broadway • • • reportmg ~"iPnfinPI - COMMENT' TIIIIG EDilORIAU Y By DOROTHY KILGALLEN Summer Can Be Fun phoned her that he was very ill . and she spent only Jive m•n Br• 1way B1iledu Board B.O.RUR.O. STRElSANIJ utes with him bet01·e he was th London vmlon 01 "Funny placed under the heavy seda- mC:~de BUMMER is here in all its glory, and in our section the first weeks of it have been of ideal weather in spite of the crying need for rain. Warm days and roo! nights gives southeastern Ohioians a taste of some ot the ideal climates of the country, and which attract counties• tourists and many times permanent dwellers. The big noise this year, on the part ot our governor is to sell the people of thP Buckeye State on the tart that you do not have to tour thousands of miles to see interesting sights and places rich in history. We have advanred almost annually the great advantages of first touring your own state. and learn its entire story before you take off to distant climes. We would venture a guess that there is a very large ma,1or1ty of Ohioans that have never been in all sec· lions of the state. and in manv instances they know more about other states than they do their own. her decision : !she ,., Girl" it she ~~ a; ~ranteed the ••Y clalmed from on high and nev· er trouble himseH with fool· ioh allitudes about the strictly personal responsibility o! one man alone. It is seen e\'en in the writ- Ing proless1on. Some editors are quite convinced, for exam. pte, that it the writmg \hey are getting leaves something to be desired, the cure is not sim- ply to lind better writer&. Rather, it is to put their resident writers through an mdoclnna· tion ' course under unalterable and ln!altible rules laid down by some outside experl This character may very well declde, say, that no sentence should ever exceed rune words and that cerlclin words should alway• be excluded as lacking oomph • powor, while certain other words, being std· fused with oomph-power, are to be introduced at every or• porlunlty. The fact that the Senate o! the United Slates has fallen Into this formula fixation, thiB belle! that there is ,.me gadlei for everything, lo rather · oad. For that old place for the most part tenda to rejeCt 1implistic, cllch• solution• and in general believes in the ulll· male reaponoihility o! the in· dlvilual man. Still, there i1 no need to be positive desolate. For, of course the Senate's copa and r<lbbers committee has no real .power a clreumllance that is already euaeinl the professional r&formen and Unger · pointen to 6Jrllcla ill lliOUI 8&011¥• My husband never said anything like this be!ore. In fact, I always thought l was the ont that might get tempted because 1 have a very warm nature, and in school l never went IJleady, or II I did. l two · timed the boys. He, on the other hand, had never dated a girl before me, and bo'h o! us came to marriage very inexperienced: Everything has worked out wonderful!], and we're very hap py together in every way. So why would he talk about "running around'!" He says the guy• at the office are always offering tr fix him up with dates. I asked wouldn't he be jea to us if I dated other men, and he admitted It might bother him at first - but I we didn't like it we could always quit running around. But Helen , I'm afraid l couldn't quit. [ might just enJOY being free and easy, because l really do enjoy life, especially since I've been held down with having babies lor the last L~roe years. Like ! say. l have a warmer nature than be has, so why should HE suggest other oflairo. Dotsn 'I he think ou• wife lo enough, or does he think one husband isn't enough lor me? And how can 1 get him 1o lovo n~e more, or does love have any· thing to do with It' - T.G. Dear T: Love has EVERYTHING to dt with It - and all )'('Ur huoband needs is reassurance that you think aot HE doesn 't want presumably would swing to the Screvane camp the Liberal vote already pledgee! to John Lind· say Mickey M!fnle naa had film oilers, but doesn't seem tntorested - although he would sings a pretty lair country and Y.estem ditty, and probably co~ld make a career In night club' U that bat wears out 11 novelist Robert Ruark hadn't met an untimely death in London he would have been honey· mooning In Spain with Marilyn Kaylor, Look Magazio food odl· tor. She rushed to London to be at hl1 bedside when he tel• oocroR SAYS Hi~ Q - . las! book. which -~ deliver· ble" hi!' own - dyin~ - Jim 1\u- brey and Renata Boeck tlor· merly '· Bob Evans and Eddie Fisher datebooks! have resumed their roman.. . . f'ldel Castr. nopes to make Brazil our State Deportment's nex~ head· ache. He'! sending in huge Ri1ipments of arms and small b•nds o! well • trained com· mandos Charlton Heston Is sizzling at the way the critics blasted him apd his cast In "A M•n For All Seasons" at the Mill Run Theatre In Ch1cago. He 1hould have known better. Chicago reviewers have a Ira· dlt;on of being rougher than their Broadway counlerparts; what made him believe that a Hollywood actor (the worst kind, In any critic'• book) coul~ beat the rap? TilE GAC OFFICES are In a swh et over the Le1 Crane - Jordan Christopher !eud. When Sybil Burton's new booband laDed to appear on Les' "Nightlife' show, It was explain· ed that he had been previously pledged to the Steve Lawrence show, which doesn't start until September. Since GA owns both Steve and most of the Important members of the Los Cra~e stall, they're on rather a sticky wtcket - especiaL ly since noboay knows how any· one could even have diSCIIssed going on the "N:ghtllle" show H Mr. Christopher had an "exclusivity" with Steve. AI!O, no show bt. expert Can figure out how Mrs. Burton's !avorlle aroup can atay alive In tha public eye if they're held ondel wraps for lwo months. Tommy Sanda l!n't taking the breakup with Nancy Sinatra casually: chums describe him aa "terribly upset." And Nancy may be !eeilng much the same - at the opening nl her father'• new picture, "Von Ryan's E•· press," she smiled prettily lor the photographers going into the theatre, but was found bursting Into tears In the ladies room o! the Astor Hotel afterwards, while everybody else waa partying . .. The heroin shortage - firat noted here In April - Is over. The best ur>denvorld sources report that "the stutr• is back on the 1treeta or New York, pleoUful and of hiyh quality. 'lbe price, which had gone up to u high a1 '18 for a $5 deck, bas aone down to the neighborhood o! f5 to fl. LOUIS GROSSET of "Golden Boy," just signed to play oppooita Menasha Skolnik In next aouoa'a "The Zulu and the Kayda," is a leading contender for a TV serlea being planned by lWTy Ackerman of Screen Gems. It's called "Lazarus," and features a Nearo cowboy in the Old West . . . Tbe latest breeze about Judy Garland's privata life has her long • rUDninl romance wtth Mark Herron at the flnisllllne. Mark baa been re!erred to aa Judy's "!lance" lor a year or 10, but they stiU baven't made II to the altar. And now Judy'• close chuma An elderly wman In our neighborhood goes around tallln& everyone that people are followinl ber and won~ leave ber alone. She bees lor belp from friends and high officials. Her 100 says she has hardening to run 1round, but he'l afraid of the lfllerles in the brain. you might - and ha'U ''love Could this be true! yo•· more" If you make It deA - Cerebral barclealllg .ol finite he's the only 0111 you caa the arteries may cause a wide "enjoy life" wltb. variety of strange behavior In Seems to me you've picked up elderly perSODI. II your a warped idu or 0181Tiage from neighbor haa ohown no IIJIIII some of your frll!lldl. I'd •uc· of mental dioeaae earlier In gest you drop them quick. -H life. hardenly of the cerebral P.S. It ia imponlble to have arterlel would certaiDly be lhl affairs without endan8trinl your moll Ukely explanation for marriage - and I' ' l'lell belp her actions. "' Americans H we ever atop thinking so! Q - What woald CIU!I a Otber Side Of The Cola man to !all wtlhout any warning Dear Helen : .. . .. . .. . 1uch aa lightheadedness or ! felt compassion lor "suspect clouded vlllona? AI 10011 u hi twhu wa• arrested,lhen cleared. hils the IJ'OUild he come• to. but still "branded" a1 a crlm· He does not have a high blood Ina!), but only bewilderment at preasure. your alatem0o1t, "Does the law A - Repealed atlaeu t1 really protect tho innocent or tbll kind WOij(d SIJUe&t brief brand him'" The law. my dear friend, tloel epileptic .elzu.rel (t*il mal of not write the story, 1elect th~ or momentary perlodl heart block. In any caaa lbt page 11 Is printed 011 or publish the pa,.r it appears IlL 'flctim fthould have a thorough From nperience ! can alate that examination to discover the eauae because, If !lk.h an at~cer o! the law worlu just as hard and often with mon tack occurred while he wu getef!ort to prove a IUipiCI 1-. lin~ off or on a bus, at the top of 1 !light of ataira or while cent 1111 to "clinch" 1 cue • gains! those guilty of an oflenle. drivinl hia automobDe, a seri· ou. Injury oould result. - POLICEWOMAN Dear Helen : Q - I read that the U. S. r would like to offer 0111 plect o! advice to that fellow who Pblrmacopoela (USP) hal dropwas held In jail lor 1 week on ped Mllklwn, which I have been a false charge made by 10101 tUiJ!C. My doctor aays the Na· woman. He should see ·a IIW• 11o1111 Formulary, a aoverament publication, sliD Includes It and yer. - S.K. that I abou1d keep on takln1 lt. Thi• column Is dedicated to Wh]' did the USP drop It? · A -Meproblllllle $'1(mlllon) family living, so If you're 1\avlllg kid trouble or just plain trou- wblo taken Ia doeoel o a IJ ble, let Helen help YOU. Sbl allghtiJ hliber than the recomJIItndet' level may be . ~I w• al•' welcome your on • formlne. 11 was dropped from · muesssllences. Acldraa l'elen Bottelln care of tbla newa the VSP, which waa rtvlled In MIJ, becauao the -wiiDI paper. conimlltee helln.. thai II Ia ' i a sedative rather than a lrano 'nle Al•lllllit quiUzer and that other lledalives 'l'OIIay IJ Monday, JUIJ 1llb. art 'lrtlerablt 1*11110 !bey art the OOOih day Of tiei tilth 1• ltu llktlJ to praduct Ulldllir· to follow. • • .rda lffecll. The moon II ap]JI'OICidDI Ill JUt quarter. Plea• Mild your qullttonl an The morning stan art lllturD eommenll lo Wayae G. Brandand Jupiter. The evenln& alan art VIIIUI 111111, N. !;)., In e.-~ of , lhll paper. Wbilt Dr. BraDrllll!dt . and M.,s, . 1'he invrtttor of aatomalle cannot answer Individual !ellen firearm&, sSmuel Colt, WU llot'll he will IDIWef ~ of . a) 111ter11t Ia fllturt eolumDI. on thia daJ ID 1114. ' he never ed to the publishers last month, ends w" · his central .!haracter - an author who~ lift. resem- has something on another, ht will in!orm the watchdog. Tl•e watchdog will then do - well, By Wayne G. Branrhladl, M.D. Q- My brother h;.> harden· something or other. H a Senator cannot be trusted not to In& of the arteries o! the brain. bribe or steal - if the spoo111 He 11 taklog Cyclospasmol and must be counted before hi Taraclan. What are they lor? leaves another's dinner table- How does thlo disease prowithout lhio pueiiie 1noopel')l, greS!? then the country Is in a bad A - Cycllndolale jCycloopa• flx, indeed. mol) is given to dilate the blood For what Is beln& allernpted reael! in the brain and thus here Ia not the establishment Improve its circulation. Taracof sane, enforeeabl! ordlnnn1 "'f' tan 1 thioxanthlne, 11 a traoagamst misconduct, u uy, Ia qlilllzer. This combination is the criminal law. but rather Oll- highly recommended lor this ly some trttle • tattle buaineot disease. There Is no set pattern that if so-and·!O doeln't look for progress o! cerebral hard· out someboby will tell on him onin& o! tho arteries. 'l'ha mmto the headmaster. monest symptom• are !orgetful· (Copyright, 11Hl5, by Unlled neSI and euy fatigability. Aa Feature Syndicate, Inc.) the dioeaao progrme1 there may bf a series of minor atrokes or a major stroke wtth paraly· lis of one aide of the body. HELEN HELP US! which cal 1 bet that the cellulolo version will bave a bettel 'book lhP the present one. and prob.:~bl} a few more qQOgs. . n.akini betwee•· Mr. Screvane Events trom movie role afterwards. And you r -t p.,rry Van Arsdale which t~apilol Comment, ~n emerged. l"1e grim footnote : Political expert• on tile New Work scene b<lieve Mayor Wag. ner will resign before his term ol o!!ice is up, to give Paul Screvane the best psychological ' chance of wtnnint its "actual mayor." They see a deal In the Ohio is many years late in going ail out for the tourist dollar. but Jim Rhode! in his dynamic way is trying to make up · for lost ground. We were glad to learn that in just the past few weeks illustrated materials with maps are going up along the main arteries of the state tell· By William S. White ing about all of the points of interest to be found in that particular area. We There Is in plai n fact no make fun of the tourists. who show a WASHINGTON - The United possible way to make any mcnl never ending interest in points of scenic States has now solemn ly set up ~ a United Stales Senator. a and historic interest. and it is about a committet! ol six to oversee garage mechanic or even a - somt> how - the conduct and time that those blase and bored individ· minister of the dot h - an hiln· eth1cs or its members a n d uals come down off their high hof'e and orC:Ible and ethical man inside empmyees. It is a curious vic- himself save his own personal take some hints from the avid tourist tory for a curious mixture of conscwnce and his own sense group. It would appear that the pre<ent one of the oldest and one. of of taste and restraint. T he day summer traveler is getting a lot the newest or American tr~Jts . very idea that it is necessary The old trait Is a self-nghl· or rational more sensible. to create some eous puntanism, . a conviction pst>udo - police .ctgency or some that so long as one protests boys' school system of proctor• In these days of co ngested hi ghways, one's own goodness and moral and monilors is too absurd we find many seeking the out of the way superiority to other men loud- worlds - or would be except and more quiet cl!mes of our coun try. ly enough, one stands aulmat· for those two national trait! Not so many years ago 1t was t.he vogue icatly at lhe very side of the alre.ctdy mentioned. for the summer tra ve ler to see how far angels. The theory Js that this splen· This is the klnd ol thing .that did committee will be some 1ort he could go, and then come home and sometimes leads bad fellows of "w•lchdog" and lhat If one brag about how lar he had gone, how who are also cautious ft:!llows fellow m the Senate thinks ht many states he had gone through. and to ponder whether the worthy c1ties he had visited. Now the traveler Pilgrims may not also have drives to some central point, and mak<'s been insufferable pr1gs, and short trips around that area and comes even to question whether w.e should not all be beller off If home refreshed and elevated by what our nat.onal tradition were ~ore he has seen and done. Aller all the sumbased on J<:~mestown in Vlrgmmer vacation at home or abroad is. or ia than on PlymouU• Rock. And should be just a change of pa ce trum the it actually emboldens bad lei· normal routine. The main idea IS to lows who scorn prudence to know what you are going to do, and Ilatly, with the late Henry L. Mencken, that the Mayllow· then plan it along sensible lines. er should have made a round Give Tbis Idea Tbo Run Around Dear Helen: trip. The dangers o! summer are varied, The new trait is a wideMy problem is not too big but they can all be averted to assure spread credo that every pro- yrt, but l need an opision. blem dca tmg with human bet· that you will get there safely and return We have been married three home not worn out from batthng heavy terment can best be solved .by years, have two chidren, and a passing reolutions or creatmg in our early 20's. traffic and burned to a crisp by the re· lentless sun. Our idea of a summer protormul.as which only the deLast night my husband and I monitrably wicked will lbere- were talking about "running agram that brings pain to no one. and If atter retuse to !ollow. T hI a round." It started by both o! you adjust to a common sense program wil:IUul notion is seen in action us sPying we sometimes wish It need not end in pam. and possibly a nearly everywhere. ttip to a hospital. A traveler must alwa ys we could be Uke sorne of our realize that he is in often time a strange It is seen In the employment married friends who go out on r>!mate, in strange waters and whether practices ol many large corpur- the Ride and have a ball withyou swim or boat the warning should be ation!'i, which want to be abso- out endangering their marraige. to take tt easy rather than be sorry. lutely sure that the applicant They seem to think its the greatThere is nothin~ sadder than to see a will happily embrace whatever est. having little meaningless a(. families fun period end on a tragic not~. c01·porate elh1c and otftclally fai rs-keeps them from getting It can end that way whether you are m healthy attitude may be pro- bored with each other. Ohio W~st Virginia or Yellowstone Nations'! park Our best suggestion is for you to consider some other part of our own state. and such a holiday can be interestinR and at the same t1me less expensive than a look trek to some place that Is not half as beautiful. • All Star think the lady has decided It was a mistake. Billy Daniels Jr. and bts trau are lullabvlng a baby boy .. Grare Albertson, widow ot Fran Albert•on, Is in New York hopinR to latch onto a job here. She says abe can't stand California since her husband died, and would like to make a career doing TV commer· cials on the East Coast · .. When Elizabeth Taylor and Ric> hard Burtoo were in New York en route to California, Uz was dying to visit Arthur. the discotheque run by the flrll Mrs. Burton. She kept saying "Real-· ly, why shouldn't we drop in and take a look?" and he kept saying .. Not on your life." or the equivalent. P.S. They didn't go there. --- By GEORGE e. LANGFORD United Press International Jim LeFebvre has a !lair for dramatic rol es that is delight· Los Angeles audiences and drawing good reviews !rom 0 ~=k ;::r!:""~e yh,, 11 1·"rookie o! the year" critics. That's quite an accomplishevery time I batter comes ment lor the Dodgers' freshman sec<ind baseman, whose batting mark is only .227. But when LeFebvre hits 11 usually comes at a time the Dodgers need it most, as his 10 game- ': 3'Van Meters Fashion Rally For Victory (irst base and drilled a double to score Parker with the deciRive run that gave the Dodgera a 4-3 triumph over the Chicago Cubs. In other NL games, Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 6-5 in the flr!l o! two games, then lost to the Reds 8-4 ; Milwaukee swept a doubleheader lrom the New York Mets H and $-4; st. Louis stopped Phil· adelphia 3-1, and Houston beat San Francisco, $-2. wmmng or game - tying blows collected four hits and stole I Joey Jay. sidelined lor attwo bases (!or a total ot .61) to ) most a month Mlh a sore ~I· go 22 games abead ol his rec- bow. won the mghtcap for Cm· ord setting .1962 pace. cmn.ati w1th rehel !rom Billy Tony Clonmger and DICK Kel· McCool 111 lhe e1ghth. The PIley pitched the Braves to theu 1 rates scored lour timea m the dooble tr1~mph that extended ! e1ghlh mnmg .ol the opener, the M!lwaukee s longest wmnmg bJg blow a t•o · run pmch dou· streak of the season to s~. ble by Roben.o Clemente. Milwaukee's Eddie Mathews h1i Tony Clonmger and Dick Keltwo solo homers m the opener. Brock slammed home runs lor Sl. Loms and Tracy Stallard atlowe<~_ Ph1ladelph1a live hits aa the Cardmals won thelf fourth Flockenzi'er Ohio Amateur GoJ£ Winner Twins Brrak Streak this seoson will .nest. The American League . lead- And. it is generally conceded ing Minnesota Twins snapped a HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-U therl had been major. national television debates between preslder>tiai candidates at the time, how would Adlai Stevenson have done against Dwight Elsenholfo er? ay Rig · with two out in the ninth in- Boston measured Cleveland 4_1 The Van Meter family put ning and the bases loaded Sun- and Washington blanked New on a last inning act that produc- day, when LeFebvre slashed a York 3-0. ed victory for Pt. Pleasant two - run smgle to t1e _the count . West Columbia over GSl in the ~nd send the game mto over- Howle Re~d blank~ t~e Cu~s firs' game. With two out and time. ov~ the ~mal two mn.n~s that anything at all could have offset the Immense popularity of Eisenhower-or that a debate could have made the tllfferenco that it did for John Kennedy agolnst Richard Nixon, In other words for the lesser known man against the better known one. Slill, the quesUon Is not too completely an Idle one in the context of the general feeling that stevenson ran up agaiftlll bad timing In pollllcs-eapeclal· ly in having to run against Ike. For H television had been as prominent then In polltiCI as II has been !rom the time Of PresIdent Kennedy on, po!Slbty a somewhat altered Image of Ste venson In the public mind would have re!ulted. Thi1 auggesUou thai possibly his umiog wu also Inopportune in terms o! television'• political ''arrival" arises from the fact that millions of Americans ,.. Including his dedicated opponenta - remember Steve"'""'• tough, enormously effective lacIn& down of the Russians at the United Nations ID a video ee&alon during tbe Otball mlssilt crisis. Even anti • Stevenaoa quarters wert lmpretllt!d. rHE DAILY SENTINR DEVOTE!; TO INTIREil Of' MEIGI MASON ARIA ° ('"..,.. 11·01. Jell ~ynn ~nd tAARGARINE _Ro_n Hrand . ,<.;m~Jt>d m the f1rst mnmg and J1m Gcn_ : l•le homered '" the lourth "'i flouston r_ouled Gaylood Perry. , Claude Raymond held the G1- l ants to lhree hils unlil he was • forced to leave with 8 stiff : , shoulder in the sixth. ) I lb. 11, 's 2c Off Lobel Limit 4 Pound• 1 Stokely 1 I Van hitter ca_me up again In which extended the Dodg i j I al. the WestbrOt.k Country Club :or the aftf"rnoon went ort thP · GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Meter singled. Eddie Van Met- the lith WJth Wes Parker on lead to t\2 games. Maury W_l_s i course and grabbed lh• lead on ·!airway. senators RaIIy t 0 Edge er got on via nn error, and tie Ray Van Meter singled er the shortstop's head to E~ln th~ second arne. Loren p k bg 1 d erh. ar l:' rs urg osse liter at hSave d 1 1 ar eslon as e \'lo ern ~~e a I He made some aajustments the 35th hole. in I Bosshard cashed in on !'lock- his stance bul •t was the f1ll.h enzier's unsteady drivmg early hole of tlle afternoon before he Reds Meats· Chesh'Ire w·IDS count {or the tying and wi . nmg runs. in the aflernoon round and built rinal l} got batk in the groove 1I up a four-hole lead by the 23rd Flockenzier, who had won tw.· · hole. . club cha mpionships over the I ' "But after I got that lead, I Nourse, had • 74 stroke tot•l on , Middleport's Senators came and scored on Hawley's double. started playing cozy and th<tt's th~ morning and one-under-par can from far behind to oust Pt. Hawley was top bitter of the I what be<:~t me'' said Bosshard. ! 71 in the afternoon. Bosshard's Pleasant's Reds Meats, 8 7 night with two singles, a triple a 28-year-old ca r wash ope-rator rounds were 73 and 74. and the Cheshire Reds Inwagen shut oul th~ opposi· ) who started golfing eight years It was a tough loss for Boss- ~ & two hits, scored two runs, Tim Demoskey for drove in two runs to pace Wood County team. G~I . . ...... 200 001 0 - v 7 Pl. Pl. W-C 100 100 2 - 4 7 Grover Long and B. Guinthor: C. Martin, Curtis, and E. Vau Meter. ksbg. .. .. . . 10 300 I 5 9 0 Save Supply 000 000 0 - 0 I Elder and Hammett; Dick Tincher and Hemsley. six The games required such While·_! _!n Middleport PeeWees Tanglei With McArthur for Title I GRouNo lb. Helena Rubinstein's Once-a-Year BEAUTY SALE CALIFORNIA ONE TO BUY... ABEAUTY COMPANION TO TRY! ORANGES UllllllUIIU.YIDY!t fAll Dlfl Pete Sayre, each with doubles and Jenkins and Knighting with singles. For Middleport, Ho!!man had a home run and Price, Roller and Ault, a single apiece. Getting hils lor McArthur were Kelvin Barber with two ~• I 1\ runs. and Mike Dixon, Mike Rotyloff and Barry Gilland, each singles. Cheshire hillers were Baird wllh a triple ond two home runs, Eddie Roso a dou· bl• and Ronnie Roush. nm Lu Do N eda Orl d Cr cas, n e , an emeans and Marshall l"rencb 8 single apiece. Baird pitched for Cheshire striking out 13 and walking 10. Mike Dixon fanned 10 and 1 walked none lor the winners. dollall10 tbo.Jsandtl "JI80Pe tor ll•ldredl " clif.. taunt FBIBJRI To ... ·-·· •• Mill" *2& to•2000 ./~ AGIC BLEACH 5-Qu. I PlasliG Jag 1c off laltel PILlSBURY or BALLARD lot- - wltll s.,or- BISCUITS 151 "'""'-SoltlllllBIY: mmE: __ ,51 ............ blllo Buttermilk • SwHtmilk NIW GAME EVERY WEEK PICK UP WEEK NO. U CARD NOW ...., ___ 125 ....... lilt" . . _ _ ....... -llol225 -~~~~-­ IJO -l\ltllll 151 .......,. blloll Jhlo Io tho WIMine Num!Mr lor WHk No. ID 8254 ............• .-.......... .... wHIII 8254 STOCK UP ON THESE EXCJniiC VALUES lODAY! ' ,.... 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Inspected SAVE UP TO 44% ders a double and single, H. decision over Cheshire yester- singles, Rex Blake, two home Caldwell two dtiUbles and a sin- ·day afternoon In semi-final gle, Willillms a dooble, B. games. Caldwell a single, Milhone two . . . singlea Lantz double and Buck- Rac•ne led lh~ M•dd•es 7·1 goley two doubles. ing into the. third inning, but . . fell apart durmg that frame and H1tt~•. lor Little Hocking the winners taWed 17 runs ~n were Cam a single, Brook. Ir· 15 walks, two h1ts, two error& · dT b · •:ne, an oncray, oac a SID- ad a fielder's choice. g •· The Middleport entry also Tuppers Plsin! endo lis sea· scored 11 runs In tht lourlh son next Wednesday evening a- inning before the game was gains! Lillie Hocking Redo on halted. their home field. Racine hillers were Sears and Sugar Added a, in the !irst inning and one long ~me tht t!!Ird gamo was I the second but that waa all not begun. Demosk• went his full six Senators 020 2ll 2 - 8 tO 3 At the end o! six, the R. Meals 6t0 000 0 - 7 7 4 had gotten back enol18h Demoskey, Van lnwagen (W lie ii up, getting tlle seventh Pl and Van lnwagen, Hawley in lhe sixth when Hawley j•7). K. Moore, J. Halstead (L of! with a triple, was P), and R. Martin. out at third, but two Jet• 100 020 - I 3 3 , walked and a lielder'a Reds 140 304 - 12 10 0, · produced the run. Soulsby, Girolsml (4) and ; the 7th Demoskey lingled Va118han. J. Tyo_and Tupper• Plains Little Leaguers • shul out Little Hocking Blues S-O Wednesday evening al Middleport wilt play McArthur this coming Sunday at 5 p.m. Little Hocking. for the second annual Syracuse Williams pitched for the win- Pee .Wee championship. ners and Gain for the losers. Middleport earned a berth io !Jitters for tbe winnero were the finals by defeating Racine R. Fortney, a single, R. San- 29-10 and McArthur won a ll-1 . NOW c 4&·0%. men team won, 5·0· Elder. a veteran In softball measured the Pomeroy Jets and a double, Ket1h Van lago. h•rd. He had never qualified lor ranks who has made several 12 ·3 in t~o g~mes completed l~wa~en shut out the ~pposl- 1 The p~rade of birdies by th_e- lournamE•nt in five previous I appearances in the local Saturday mght m Kyger Creek tron In the 7th for the wm. . t Floekenz1er, 39, began on the tnes and has passed up defense 1 nament. never looked better Little League Tournament Cheshire pounded out tO hits )' 26th hole when a 35-foot pull ' of his Akron Dislrict title thJS as he set down the Charleston play. Wllh B. Roush the top slugger rolled in. He birdied the 27th, . year to make another try. team. The third scheduled game o! lon three singles and a double. 33rd, 35th •nd 36th !rom diSian- Bosshard had upset Tony Saturday night will be the first in ousting the Pomeroy Jets ces of 10 to 25 !eel. Blom Jr .. Cincinnati, the 1959 ) Hon Merritt's home r un game this evening: tbe Middle- from the tourney. For Pomeroy I never really lost my con- and 1962 champion. in the semiWith one on m the !ourth port Red Sox agamst the Ga~ Vaughan tripled and smgled ·~ lidence." the ~ans!ield manu- finals Saturday 2-up. mg proved to be the b1g blow lipolis Senators, at 6:30 p. m. GiroiamJ singled - the Jets ,. -- . - . .. -- for Parkersburg, Merritt had Reds Meats got to the Sena· only three hils. . .;:>ally Se~.'.nt!l:.~er~Y:Middlepm t._O,_.Ju_lr_]9,_]965 Tuppers Plains is Winner Over Bines 39• Allsweet . Nel loe Fox. Lee May• .. J• m The 22 · year · old switch- gam credit lor the VIC~;{. ies during the afternoon round round. but his first four drives '. GSI leading 3-2 m the botlom ol the seventh, Harvey ITIIWIIIIIf used the advantage o. IS orne -- - - rour~e and an_ unerrmg putter ' racturer's agent said. ''1 figured · to win the Oluo Amateur Got! : that sooner or later I h•d to get · T~urnament Sunday 2·up over i !SOmething lo drop'' BJII Bosshard of Akron. He h<Jd trailt>d by only ~ne Flockenzier fired in five bird- · hole at Lhe end of the mnrmng rJ 0 It Is, of course. hardly likely str~1ght. four • game losing slre~k by beating Los Angeles >4 m the nightcap after the Angels had captured the opener 5-3. Chi, . be t K Cit 32 b MANSFIELD . OhiO tUPII first round games in the Bend honors. cago _a anshas A' Y . B "' Dick Flockenzier. down four fore losmg to t e s 7-5, a1. . Itb II T t So a · ournament a The Dodgers were tra iling 3-t hmore · !mats. I' 'd ht wh.•Pped Delro it 4-1 . holes late m the 3/i-hole h. h 1 right now that LeFebvre and Pt. Pleasant • West Joe Morgan of Houston are in ~ia and Modern Woodmoenolunt·l Iron! in the race for National L 8 ue ''rookie of the ear" surance of Parkersburg won e g Y M Television In Review ......... ......_ .. ~ lh-., WMitl - · - ··· YIRALLO'S ..., -Pork " BARBECUE . 101/z-os. Con ' 49c �I ' ·tB$ tftl!· ,l'!!!Drw·Ml4dleport. o., J\lly t9, 1~ ai ·.,:;.Mother 0 f 18•year·Old IS. · · ·sl By Ulllted Press Iaterutloaal Saturday ~;e~ ~men:·~::~ ~cca(> ~;i~~'1o~1:~~~·~~ ~~~ ~=~·R;::la~~: =~sc;:e:r~:!t ::n • ·CLEVELAND <UP!) _Assist· lure the 182,150 Dwyer Hanlli· Major Leape StaDdlnga Swimming Instructor. Chipper Dailey, Don Vaughan, and the Mlddleport Prolecutor Albert Corsi to- Prosecution Is expected to cap at Aqueduct. By United Preas loter•atlonal Making up the Advanced Be- Mike Lewis, Mitchell Meadow•, Rotary Club. Jleilmlera • day wal to call to the witness call about five witnesses In adNational League ginner class were Clifford Ash· SCott Walton, Debbie Triplett an Johnson, Ricky i ~Pit l• old ltand the mother of the 18-year· dttlonMto BBrendab andAher moth· alrl who hae accused Cleve- er. rs. ar ara yres. ~· ~ land Browns fullback Jim The defense has not mad.e Brown of u ult nd b tte clear how many witnesses 1t ' Only brl:: m.:Omg plans to put on the stand, but : 1'1as to 8be held toda . Starting Minor has said that Brown will :. at B:OO EDT Blanche testify in his own defense. Krupansky can80 attend the fun- Brown Waals To TostUy era! of her bailiff's :nother. A Brown, who pleaded Innocent i luU all . to Miss Ayres' charge thai he • echedllledernoon sesSion was beat her during a night of sex· : " B ,' B d uai activity In an east • side : A rown s accuseria d rent a motel room June 19 has de· ~~.washonl n weeokr dined to make any 'statement o """ a a 1 ldreayss last . alter jury selections took a about the case or anythmg else •"' ahnllar since he was charged. Del amount of time. Ju~e ~ :e.sl~~ tw ·"- . ense counsel Norman TORONTO _ Gene Littler L A 1 os nge es abol a four • under par 66 for Cincinnati a '12-hole tolal o! 273 to San Francisco the '1110.000 Canadian . golf ebampionahip by stroke over Jack Nicklaus. PT!TSBURGH - Arne ka, a 21-year-old collegian Studio City, Calli., defeated Za pedro of w Ohi0 m arren, • and 9, to win the 40th Natlooal Public Links golf champion· ships . H!CAGO _ Tom Rolfe. Minor said his client does not ner of tile Preakness, <~· L• Pet. "" 38 .a91 :m:er~davo=t ~~~ CllrDoD, Adult claaaea llnlah Wedneldey. :--.=. - I I I COSTS LESS 1HAN I and Terry Brewer. Tommy Batey, Stanley Beginner, Red Cross (4) Jen· David FUe, Larry 52 38 .573 11'.1 nie Chapman, Mitchell Chap. Jan Loog, Rbooda 47 39 .547 man, Jackie Sue Carsey, Kim David Cole, Cristy Hyaell, 47 40 .MO 5 A 1 League Jones. Joyce Kautz, Timmy Powell, Becky Sewell, 46 42 .023 61'.1 W hit mer:;' 021 000- 3 6 0 King, Peggy O'Brien, Eddie Priddy, Rayanna Cole, 45 4a .500 8'1.1 N!! y",:;k 010 000 100 1 _ 3 4 3 Cross, Cathy Meadows, Keith Samuels. 45 47 .489 9'1.1 McCormick (3-4> and Zimmer. Asley, Bal'l')l Stewart, Mary Be&lnner 2 Lonna 40 47 .4110 12 M'kkelsen Renilf m Downing Hoffman, Kenny Hoffman, Paul Cross, Mickey 41 >0 .451 <13 and Lo..;,-Mikkel· Greg Hayes, Terry Pickens, Timmy Scltea, Carla ZD 61 .322 241> 1 13-6). HR - F. Howard land, Cheryl Budaoo, Saturday's Results sen ·(15th ). C plD Ste ••• I SandyTho""'"·"''· mas"".' 14 Cincinnati 7 _.., list Game, I Innings) 6 Pittsburgh 5 Beginner 3 - VIcki Louis 4 New York 1 Kan. Cy. OliO 001 0101 a- 2 4 Judy Owen, Dick Owan, Francisco Houston20 Chicago JIOI 000 - S 111 bie Harden, Angeles 7 7Chicago Hunter, Mo,.i 17),030Wyatt (8),0 Wllll M Dale GB Line Scores (O~ ~ H~ward. George MAI • D,Ies Saturday 1 JD ChafIeStOD Sun~a~~c~~~~fi (lsi) ~~~~m~~ 18~. nB~..!:~,c~~: 144 A DAY I ~!'Lisa II I -,..,.,.In 30Allio larpr a- wiiiL IDDI .... IIIII low =.. I I Mal~ey, Tallolp fur II alone. Tmnl •l<mlu 25 m011thllf tit........ 1'ltaM 11m fur ful ..,....... 'l'1oa atop for ams, ary Sewell, Brian lliil amlnatlon of Miss Ayres late it was the great fullback's per. won the $51,500 Clllntlon 8 Pittsburgh 4 (2nd) er (8) Wilhelm 19) Locker (101 Kimberly Krautter, Dalanna Friday a gruelling ques- sonal desire to take the stand. cap at Arlington Park. _ Locker PT. PLEASANT - Funeral lie, Marleanne Welsh, Johnny 5 New York 1 llst) and itartin. tloalng whtch Intimated the A jury of seven women and Milwaukee 5 New York 4 12ndi 14-Jl. Loser-Wyatt 11·2). HR - servJces will be held Monday 2 Freeman, !>ally Warner, asnult and battery charge five men is hearing the case. NEWPORT, Wales- Wimble· St Louis S PhJiade\phlo I Hansen <9th). p.m. In St. John's Episcopal Hams, Brent Arnold, was part of a shakedown plot Durin• her testimony on Frl· don champion Roy Emerson ol u;s Angeles 4 Chicago 3 (II in· (2nd Gamel Charleston, for George Arnold, Kimberly Grueser,. against Brown for money. da}, Miss Ayres emphatically Australia defeated compatriot Kan. City 000 240 0!0- 1 10 0 \\ . McAlpin, 78, of 15114 VIrgin· Walburn, Kathy Haley, M1cky denied making statements Fred Stolle, 3-6, 11-3, 6-2, to win Houston 0 San Francisco 2 Chicago 1\0 000 030- 5 111 o Ia Stree(, Charleston, former lo- Davenport, John Fultz. quoted by Minor which indi· the men's singles In the Welsh Mvnday's Probable Pitchers Talbot, Hickman <6), Stock cal resident. . Tha cate( she sought financial gain lawn tennis championships. Chicago at San Francisco - (7), Mossi <8), Wyatt 181 ani Mr. McAipm, a "".gl· ed crawfish replicaa, and I through Brown Minur asked Suaday Ellsworth (1().5) vs. Sanford Lachemann. Peters, Lary 151 , neer w1th 31 years working toward Begumer ·--· her about statements she alleg. CHICAGO - Dennis Ralston 14-3). Bolio (6), Wilhelm 18), Locker the State Road10 Com_mlsAshley, Becky ENTERED HOSPITAL edil'· made to Paula White ' a of Bokersfield ' Calif.. the ne· p·ttsb h at CmcJnnatJ . . . n1gbl . (9) and Romano ' Martin <8) · s1on, died Saturday a <.:harRicky Icenhower, 1 h · I K John D 'd Don 1 Among those who entered girl friend whose mother waa lion's topranked tennis urg Wlnn<r- Talbot (7-8\. Loser - eston ospJta · ng, . avl Holzer Hospital over the past employed by Brown to handle downed Cllfl Richey o< -Law IIJ.i) vs .• Peters <5-81. HRs _ Hansen He. was treasurer of the West my Cindy weekend lncluoed: Sunday - fan mail and similar work. Tex., 6-4, 4-6, 11-4, 6-3, to New York . vs John: (lOth), Mathews (2ndl, Green Vlrgmla of Profession· Debbie Scott. John B. Clesdenin, Libby Hotel, Miss White was expected to the Nauonal Clay mght-·FJSher (6 101 · I!Oih), Harrelson (12th). of West Section of the James Saunders, Jr., 706 Filth be a witness later in the trial. championship. ' 00 <9-4). h' at St at past . president Ave. Mrs. Harold C. Harrison. Last week's testimony by . PhJtadeip Ia · Boston 102 000 100- 4 9 1 ol West Vtrgmla Sect1?n. of the • G I U K it O M. A ed I I ,1ght-Short 11().1) vs. d Amertcan Society of CIVil Eng\. t. , al tpo s, erm . '"" yres mov very sow y MEXICO CITY M m 'l Clevelan 000 001 000 1 7 1 b • 1 fr t ex co u .,., . M h d E neers and pa51 preS!'dent and di• ) R d 1 R 2 1 1 6 Houston at Los Angeles night ore ea. ' ar Y '. ' a lltz rector of the Society of Profe&PauIey, Bidweli , Mrs. [rv Ine 1>ecause 01 equen1 n errup- clinched a meeting with Ciay, Rt. 1, Bidwell, Mrs. resulting from cry\Dg by U 'ted St te . th -Nottebarl (t.S) vs. Drysdale (61 and T11lman. Kraltck, W~av· . 1 E . Everette Wooton, Rt. 1, Water· the teen-aged witness and her 01 a 1 10 e . er (6), Bell 18) and Azcue. Win· smna ngmeers. too, Mrs. Judy K. Ronkin, 1200 difficulty In understanding or Zone final of the Davis Cup by \14-8) . Tuesday's Gamet ner-Morehead (S-11). Loser - Surviving are his wife, EllzMeadowbJook Dr., Pt. Pleasant. answering most of the quesZealand In Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Krallck (2.fl). HR- Alvis (16th) abeth ; one •on, George WI!· Curtis L. Redwine, •'t. Pleas· tions put to her. ou es rna c . York at Milwaukee Jlam of Albany, N. Y., and one ant, Sandra Lee Beckner, 2401 at Sl, Louis Baltimore 001 000 021- 4 6 o sl!ter, Mrs. William Peck of Lincoln Ave., Pt. Pleasant, PARIS, France - South at san Francisco Detroit 100 OliO 000 - 1 4 oLos r-·A-ng.el.es..;.;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:;;w; Mrb. Michie Ann Martin, Henca's Cliff Drysdale and at Los Angeles night Bunker 111-4) and Brown. ! ~erson, Jesse A. Brown, Rt. 1. Diepraom scored singles Amerlrao Le•pe ' Aguirre, Glfdding 18), Fo< (9) Letart, W. Va., Mrs. DOll C. By United Prm International ies against France and moved w. L. Pel. Gl> ani Freehan. Loser - Aguirre Becker, 580 So. Second Ave., Naliooal League their country into the finals of Minnesota 55 S3 ,625 .. l1().5). HR-Aparicio (7th). Mexico's Minister of Education made this bold Middleport, Marcia E. G AB R H Avg. the European Zone Davis Cleveland 51 36 .5116 atatemcnt of an 8111bitloua proaram in 1958. 1 1 <., Oak Hili, Mrs. Mays SF liB .S38 tennis championships Chicago 51 36 .580 0 120 200 -6 1110 99 82 293 In Mexico, where lumber ia liCifllC and trees £loo.:nard, Rt. 2, Wellaton, ' Pill 83 332 52112 337 Spain. 51 36 .580 Margaret C. Lawless. Iron. lilllt4 ·330 ZANDVOORT Netherlands 47 38 .553 81> Minnesota 000 1110 020- S 8 2 are protected with atringent modem forestry t ton, /tlrs. David McGoron, Mil 91 345 ·328 Jim Clark of ~tland York 44 47 .484 121/o Newman, B. Lee (8) and programa, the statement bas even more meaning. 305 63 100 Portsmouth, Mrs. Dixie Smith, Allen Phil 8 >0 104 :320 to victory 1n the Dutch Grand Angeles 42 48 .te7 14 ~ers. Kut, Slebler (6), Nel· 88 325 And Mexico bas put that meaning into action. Ashland, Ky., and Mrs. Wayne Fair!; LA 37 >3 .411 19 son 8) and Battey. Wmner 49104 308 Prt< auto race and virtually washington 338 93 Torre,' Mil : clinched tho world driving 32 54 .372 22 ~ewman (1().7 ). Loser - K~al , H. Dockery, Ravenswood, Our modern neighbor tpends a quarter of ita 80280 42 86 307 Va. . Ro.se, Cin 90 376 68 115 ,306 championship for 1965 Kansu City 27 >II .325 25'h c~~- ~ ~FregosJ (7th), Mtn- '· national budpt on education. Mcxk:o is in the Saturday - Elmer D. Sim· Flood, St.L. 110 332 42 JOt .305 _ Saturday'• Results a). middle of a proaram to build 39,000 new class·mona, Mill Creek Rd., Mrs. Vtrdon, Pitt 80 283 41 86 .304 GRAND BLANC, Mich. New York 5 Washington 4 (Znd G me)100 000 4 12 rooma and train 67,000 new teachers by !970 ... U aries Wayne SheeLs, Rodney, American League Kathy Whitworth won the City 5 Minnesota 4 ~~ Angelea 030Notionwide'o.,.... PREMIUM Ot:lu Elmer Jeffers, Rt. 2, P• GAB R B Avg kee Women's Qpen soU 5 Los Angeles 2 mnes~ta 200 000 12x- 5 8 PAY PLAN combine~ •II and they're well ahead of schedule. triot, Mrs. Raymond A. Bently, Ystrzski Bos .S4i with a 213. at Del. ppd, rain MdcBrtde, Sukla 17), Lee 18), Hall Mlnn 58 211 308139 72 8 Boston 5 an Ranew, Roagers <7). your Nationwide premium• From 3,000 yean of civilized traditions, ' · VIand St., PL 321 49 99 85 Calvin J. Engle, Letart, w. ' Bos :siS Sunday's Relalll ~lela (8), Kllppsteln (8),.Wm11t-l into one-and you pay in Mexi.co baa built a ltron8 present .•• and they're 32 94 83298 ~a., Harry A. Nicholson, Jack· DavalJIIo, Cie _ Pleaaanl Valley Hospital Washington s New York G mgton 19) and Battey, Z~mmertasy-to-mm imtoltmcnllo\'tr teechins tha yoUIJ&IWI how to build 1 strung 40104 312 son, Brian R.R Crabtree, Jack· Robinson Bal 86333 69 262 37 79 .302 Boston 4 Cleveland I man <6). Winner - Khppstem the y..r. Whether i<'• co•er· future. son, Leonard Lee Carlon, Rt. Horton, Del 72 259 41 78 .301 ADMlTI'ED: Albert Baltimore 4 Detroit 1 Loler-Sukla (().!), HR'sagr lor your life, health, c.ar, .. 'Mblor completed his cross-eX· have to prove his innocence, but command In the stretch afl~r my Wi~ C~urch, Hosnital News ~· reti~edserv1~e ~ith tlu~~~a~~!!· Socl~ty V~rgm1a Engme~ra.. w~!:: foll~wlng ~ents H~ldi ~= ~ ~arUn, Pa~::: ~tckens, J_._P_.-:Ki::m~e:•·:a~n~d~B;n;an;;;;:!~ 1 "Hneed be we'll make every' tree a school!" ~eleb~tiOg ~e~ LEADERS Lo~ 'J.nGg:l:~ can now pay for all your insurance 10 home ot proptrty, jutt 011• KnDwledp of our modem nelshbor iJ intpor1. Pedro, Dennis L. Briekies, Det . Leon; Mrs. Geoffrey s Minneaola 3, (1st), Mincher <lllh). 77 261 47 77 295 check tlktt un of ntrytant ill today's world. Acid to your kllowled&e Rt. 1, Shade, John M Mltssle, Cle 87 309 56 91 .2M llenderlon; Clarence Flaher, 5 Los Anseles 4, Y0111J811own, Mrs. Harold G. Cle 63 218 21 M .294 Pleuant: Mrl. Paul 3 Kan8aa City 2 (Ill, JETS STAGE PRACTICE ttlin~. For detailt, call mr : , .• send for the free booklet "Know Mexico", Moore, Racelanu, Ky., and Mrs. Wqner, Cle 5I B3 _m ter, GaUipolll Ferry; 10 ThPEEKSKILL, N.Y. CUP'llBox 1900, Nl'rl York, 10019. ; mes A. Smtlt, Jr., Raceland, llld Olarla Mallette. Pt. Pleu7 Chicago 5, 2nd e New York Jets held a WILLIAMS Ky. Home Rul ant: Terry Culleu, Letart; Monday's Probable Pitchers abbreviated practice IIBilJrion : tNSURANCI AOINCY BIRRS N L Ml Gl Rayburn, Pt. Pleasant. Washington at · Sunday with emphaels on place. Poor! & ICon Wltflomo a11ona1 eape ys, • kicking and punting. 88 (IHII vs. Sparma !. 2nd 11. Pomorey, 0. Mn. Jom Kelth Bentz, Long . 23; Stargel!, Pirates 22; DISCHARGED: Joseph Los Angeles at Veteran Jim Turner and 19.a 1 vs. Bottom, son, 2;ts p, m. Sunday. Callison, Ph1ls 20; Mathewa, ltrJ Mason; Mrs. Hugh lea Max St. VIctor and Mra. Douglas. McArthur Cline, Braves 19; McCovey, Glanta 19, and daughter, Hogsett: Mrs, Umpert looked tmpreasiw lllutl I.WfHifl c..,.., 548 Jackson Pike, son, 1:47 p. m. American Lea1111e.- Colavito, lc Boeglt, West Columbia: Mn. Kal1181 City at Chicago night the klckln& drllla llld c;, terllh ,,...,... c.m...~ Sunday, Mrs. Everett.e Tread 20; Ogden Hazlett, Apple -Sheldon (3-3) vs. Horlen (S-41) back MJke Taliaferro : In ...... , "" lltlfiiCI c.,..., • ;•, P• cine, dar:jlter, e:202 a. Wagner, lndJa~lll 17; .Conigliaro, Gay Casto, Pt. Pleasant; Baltimore at Cleveland some aood paulnl work . . . lfflct1 CtiiiiiMt, OWl m., Sunday. Red Sox: AlviS, Ind1ans; Hall, rey Davis, Cheahire; John _ J Miller 12-21 vs · n1•~RARGED Twins: Killebrew, Twins, all 16. nalrd, HogtJelt; Mll, (9-3\.' . YOGI HOMEIUI Patients discharged over the Whitt, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; Boston at New York night- CLEVELAND (UPI) 811111 Balled 11 wrekend Inc .d.... Mrs. W:ode Natlooal LeaPe -: Johnson, ham Pt. 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Fl ey, A dr g, Red Sox 66; Colavito, lnd1ans, ton; James Stover Baltimore 11 Cleveland nl&ht 1954 1n 1 lltreH1111ln1 exhibiMI ' · orence .... e, n ew 11.' 1 · Horton .. g-a ••· Hall M Gi R' ' ' lion high"•"t' Old You caa Itt a1taw-t ol tile etlllllllpa lte\ltt~IIICill eeeui&J J M:ID Willi p Mill • • " •• '"'• , rs. en 1ce, Pt. <Only 1amea acheduled) .,... mg liiiiQilt bJ ua1nc the lw!47 eovpoa belo1r. 8h1w.. , WI CIIIJlMIIIo ,..w Mrs, R~~ard S~mk ~ er • Twins 56; Kaline, Tigers 114. Mrs. Earl Dunlop and D_a.:_y_.- - - - - - - ac Pilcbbta ter, Columbus: Mrs. Robert IUizmlt·•aa pt111tal_., ud IIIIDIUd' £ I. ,.'itt fro 8u I I 114 31~ 21~ ~rs ~ckeydoo, CLIP and PAm on a U.S. Postal Card M.!.. re:..s:~Bennetl, o::'~!~1~a:. R!'u~~~; ~~=~E(~PI) Mrs. er, Ga!Upolll; Mrs. James Clarence Clay, McKinney Do~ Ellis, Heds 13-l; Nuxhall, Reds ;~I~PP~~·veh:·Boneeut- Defe0841 Department is son, Mn. James Flaber, Mrs. Cardwell, Plratea 8-1. tor, Ple~ant. IOIIIe ships out of the Leo ~!man, Paul Hedrick, Americu League - Pascual, fleet to bolster its supPly Mrs. Wdbur Hood, Oakley Ma· 1-2; Flaher, White Sox BIRTHS: Mr. and Mn. tranaporllhlpo for duly in VIet lone, W1lma L. McGovern, 11·3; Pappas, Qrlolea: Terry, ian Pllchford, Gallipolll, a James S. McWilliam, James Indians; Gran~ Twins, all ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charlee AOltlDI,, 11 Miller, Kenneth Munyon, Miss Crown City, 1 aon; Mr. llld Mrs. Etioel Nicholl!, Mrs. John In 1941, Sir Winston Churchill Jerry Blain, VInton a daugb. ter and lnfan: son, Mrs. Ralph the 'V for victory" ler; Mr. and }drs. Harold SillO'Brien, •••a Infant dauahter, In Britain. ver, Pt. Pleuan~ a daughter. M1 Lull ·• Pittinger, Mrs, ~m­ ory Proffitt, Mary Roderick, 11 Mrs. Eddie Ruuell, Oliver Toy· T eet ...... ·-• InIor, .,rs. . ... fant daughter, Mrs. Dllblll'l Tennant and Ranny Vanscoy. Pt. 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Roblnao!l, the Clnclnnall Reds' · Jay at the age of 90. SANDUSKY, OHIO A W~stem Pleasure Ponte• - top •lugger, is being treated for J'eelo Tired The one-time "Tiger of Korea" died at Maunalani dark-eyed, 1f.year-old Obio Cheryl WU!Iatnl olllarrlsonvllle mononucleosis llld may be out "1 !mew Robby wu saeing hospital with his Austrian born wife Francesca and State University sophomore on Tonka Wa·Kan, first; Nail> for the remainder of the base- the doctor" Sisler said "and 1 tbell' adopted son, Rhee In soo, , bY bls side. • from Canton combined a come- an. Yonker of Letart, W. Va. on ball sea.son, it wu learned to- knew he taking pills llld 83 Rhee had been confined to ly fi~ and lace wilb a plea• Prmce, second; Rita ll18&11 ul day. shots, but 1 hadn't beard mononoapltais since march of 19110. His final defeat u polltlcal ing VOice to earn the right to Athens on Coke, third and .Mike Dr. George Ballou, the Reds' nucleosil! menUoned. No one baa 8 Ha had recently been returned leader came Ironically not from represent Ohio In the Miss Am- Jones of Pomeroy ou TrJ&ger' team pbysiclan, said he hu told me not to play him n 4,500 B.T.U. 13" Admiral to Maunaianl Hospital from the Japanese nor lbe Commu· erica She iH Valerie fourth. been examining and treating Robinson said he wae 1 Queens Bo.spltal alter doctors nlsta but from his own people. ~an Lavm, competmg as Miss Key Bole Race Butch Robinson for the past three mighty tired after the s had reported ar Improvement Shortly after he was re-elected anton. . . Ford of Circleville on Danny weeks. But the outfielder contin- double header. m bls condition. But doctor to bls fourth term a• president S~ was not a wmner 10 ettl> Doe, first; Wimp Frost of Shade ued to lose his pep and bls hi~ Thomas Min aatd death came In March 19110 at the age of 110 er e talent competition or the on Rusty Bill and Buddy Mar- ling dropped off. quietly at 12:35 a.m. HST (6:35 a national movemen• spear: swt. division Tbunday .or tin of Arabia OD Stormy, tiO'J There was no announcement ANNOUNCE POI'LUCK a m. EDT) from a stroke. headed by college students and r..':~ but her smgmg for second, and Lynn TeJtnanl from the club, but Bellou noli- The Ladles Aid of the Anti· Rhee, who W&S llvlng In exile forced hl8 resignation April 26 ed SS:~pound figure of New Haven on Babe, fourth. fled Manager Dick Sisler of bls qulty Baptist Church wUJ hold after his overthrow In Korea, ami~ charges of oorrupt1011 m :pac .11 • represented Barrel Race Bones - Wimp diagnosis Sundsy following a a picnic on the lawn of the ha~ repeatedly expres•ed a de- hi• government and fraudulent to ;;';m~net!~ ~e j~s felt Frost of Sbada on Rusty IIIU, double header spUt with Pitts- Lowell McNickle home at Ani~ stre to be buried in nls home- election•. Ohio State' ssQ n w~s first; Lynn Slufflebeau ot NeJ. burgh, quity Tuesday evening. 11 will MIDDLEPORT, 0. land The ~overnment of Presl· .8 ueen 10 sonville on Crazy, second; Butch RoblltJon recently went more be a tlu k su for dent Park Chung Hee had in· He always had close ties with 11164. She IS a foreign language Ford of Circleville on Milly than 20 at bats without a hit ber llltllld1cated that they would respect lh SI.Bles and be chose major whose bobbies are arch- Mack, third, and Buddy Mar· · s an les. the ok man's wishes. Hawaii for Ills exile where he ery and knitting. tin of Arabia on JGclY, fourth. Funeral arrangemen+"' were followed developments iP Seoul .Boot .Race - Butch Ford of pending, but It was e ed•d but had little contsct with the HlGR WINDS AND HEAVY Ctrcleville on Danny Dee, first; so rvtces would be heldxp 'th' new leaders of his nation and ram swept portions of the Mid· Jack Fry of Cheaapeake on , lew days lor Rhee :' ~~ no influence on events at home. w~st again today. A northwest Gee Whiz, :"""'nd; Buddy MarMakikl Christian Church .1 MisSOUri town was virtually l8o- tin of Arabia on Stormy, third, Rhee, ele•·tfd to lour terms lated for several hours by flub aDd Ralph Guthrie of Athens as P·'e!ident did not 'ive to l), floodwaters. on Rnama Trizie, fourth. the reallzall~n of his one bu: 1\J\'ef DeWS .A culling edge of cool air Run llld Rida Cl881- Jack IDg ambition - the unification shced across the Northeast, Frost of Chesapeake on Gee of nls divided c t trading drought • easing thun. Whiz, first: Leon West of Ole. To this- and ~:ne~~iier task Gauge readlngo: Gallipolis derstorms from VIrginia to ~e on Bob, aecond; J i m of liberating Korea from 40 Dam 12.0, 12.0, running 2 feel Mame. A sudden storm dum!> reer on Pal, third, ll1d Butch years of Japanese rule _ Rhee on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· ed 10 Inches of rain in little F%~ on Danny Dee, fourth. dedicated most ol his adult 48, Pl. Pleasant 2400, Hmton more than two hours early to- -~ ~ce -. Butch Ford life. Only the last five yeara .81, Kanawha Falls 2.75, Char· I day at Rockport, Mo. Floodwa- ~Jrclevtlle, ftrsl; Buddy diu he spend in com arahvel leslon. 16.87. London, Marmet 1 ters three feet deep swirled ov· m. of Arabia on Stormy, inactive seclusion in ~a .. Y and Wmfteld dams were on the e~ highways and swept autom(). ~ttlnd, W. Frost of Shade on _ __:,:.;_::::.:,~:_::::.:w:.:a:.:u·:._ sills. biles hundreds of yards. e Everet, third, and Lynn Boat Movemento: Tennant of New Haven on Babe, Ohio Rim - Little George CLEVELAND - INATLLAT· fourth. down 13, 6 a.m.: Onward up 14 , lion of new officers and a down· D~estern Pleasure ~orse1 _ 3 a.m.; Indiana up 14, 11:30 p. town parade Sunday climaxed B ck , Roach of GaU1polls on m.; Andrew Calhoun up 14 lhe three-day state convention Gank sf Baddy, first; William :5:45 a.m.; Waller Beckjord of the Ohio American Legion reer New Haveu on Misty. up 14, 7:15 a.m.; Philip Sporn and its affiliates, the women's :con~, Junior .Kennedy of Mid· 't down 15, 3:30 a.m.; Cotton auxiliary and 40 et 8 fun·mak· .:r~~~ Clar~ce McCue, third, Quee~ down 17, 4:20 a.m. ; New log society. port fo~ Morgan of MiddleLewis Ables 54 postmaster Martinsville down 17, 5:30 a. . Philllp R. McBride, Ctnclnna· Pkk U · of former m.: K. down 17, 6:30 It, was elected second vice tin of .Buddy Mar· Cheshire resident died on Sat· a.m.' Vulcan up 18, 6 a.m.; commander and became the fiebea N ' fust, Lynn Stutarday. Southern down 18, 8:30 a.m.; first Korean Conntct veteran to Butch ,:Isonville,. second; He was the youngest of rollywog up 19, 2:43a.m.; Jef· win a state post. Columbus bus- Shade ~~~ I andth~IDip Frotit, 800 lh" late Perry and Dina Mat· erson up 19, 3 a.m.; Elisha lnessman C. William Heacock, Musical Cb ~r . thews Ables. He Is survived Woods down 19, 6 a.m.; lnvad· a World War II veteran, was tin of Arabi: rsftr Buddy Mar· by hJs wife, Alice, and son and er down 19.• 6:43 a.m.; Esso advanced to slate commander. Guthrie of A sl, Ralph daughtor, Dale Ables of Cleve· 20, 4:.45 a.m.; purallsed trusteea of Butch ford of 18lod and Mrs Ted Riggi f . , a.m.' A. J Jo a n versity for their and Mlk J f , , Canton. There. are two g:a~. ~tton down 22, 6:>0 a.m. ; (5-3) decision agaitlst llberallz. Trigger." fo:~ o Pomeroy on children. Other survivors are a Va~eyn CiTrty down 23, 10 a.m.; lng the campus controversial Barrel Race ·_ J Le I broth d . ansporter down 23 speaker's rule f erry ws er an 1wo SISters, Cbar-~ 3:30 a.m Helen R down G , . o Letart, W. Va. on Smokey les Ables of _Cheshire, Mrs. up 3:30 p.m. Olea~der up G:~ Mo&;OW _ A NEW first; Kathy Morgan of Mlddl~ D. down liet spac.; probe, Iaunr.hed .. .Jeff of Middleport up G p . a.m., E. P. Jones an orbiting satellite, headed to- King third and N .tb . y on . reenup 4:45 am . T M ward the aun loda ml ' ' a an onk· Ch~hi~ebl~g~as ~ graduatetheof Northsworthy up G~~~up ·S:25 sion designed to st~yo~h: pro~ :~:b Letart, W. Va. on Prince, sc oo1 10 a.m.; Wayne H down Gre !ems of ed 1 t · elass of 1929. Be bad been in 6 a.m. : Cypres; down Mel~~ trav 1 mann n er-pianetary Shovel Race - Wimp Frolt felling haalth In recent weeks 4:20 p m · Lad Mlgn a e· of Shade on Rusty 8111 first· and his death followed a heart Meldahl 5': 45 p.~.; Mi:' du:/utomatlc space station, Buddy Martin of Arabia 'on Ju: attack suffered early Saturdsy. down Meldahl 7:4> p.m.. J S 9 "heliZondt 3• ~as ftrecl toward dy, second; Christy Frost of Services will be held at 2 p. Lewis up Meldahl 8:30' p. : So d ";':" nc or solar orbit Shade on Sky, lhlrd nod Leon m. Tuesday at the Jeromeville Vaivoline down Meldahl 9·2sm.. I nee':/' . om.. an eartll sateihte West of Chesapeake on Render Methodist church of which hem.; James Hines up fts" orbit" kby fourth. ' was a member. B~ial will he 10:25 p.m.; Lorena down Mel- earlier In thee d~arrt.~r roc et .. at Jeromevlile, Frtends may dahl 11 :35 p.m. ; Bayou Laffelte tric" means ~. Hellocen- 81dewalk Days to cHall at the Fickes Funeral up Melclahl 11:35 p.m .; Buck· from the su:'~ ~:m'tormeasured Dr Held Aua 6-., orne. eye State up Meldahl 12:45 a. · PT Nf.' · Hougland up \leJ. Tourney Undenvay Day1;, !J:::Aheld-in ie up Lady Marjor- Joe Shrader, chairman of Pleaaant on Augual 6-7 Louisvlll M. a m.; Aetna- the Ga!Upolll Men's GoU club eel by the merchants of Point Now is the lime to convert to carefree elecfric heat. Do it now, before the heati Gampo1r,upoa~ldahl 8:20 a.m. tournament committee, said k• Pleaaant. system will give you the comfortable, carefree y:a:;n:•:: Downey down 5: 10-p m.. 'igf ~~~~ ~b~!y. ~.!' ~3thandlcapan· A_~,-~lce clubs, women'• Harner down 8 45 ' · · . orgAWMiions and lndustrlea . o drop. Flameless electric heating is smoke and soot-free It d Trad p.m.: Steel tournament 1s now underway on bave been invited to partie! your cleamng bills to d · , re ucea Lorr:~eup 10.30 a.m.; Bayou the local lints. In the activitla or have pate redecorating. It's m~er~·:;;· a~~gsw~nl db upjhotlstery. Your walls will need less painting and Shearer 1 0 I 1v e r The 1965 event of playe along Main Street e us as modern '" years to come 5 1 lln p· · 0 a.m.. Frank· three rounds, the !trot nine lboH two days vestment. Select lhe electric heating system that best suits your ho d ' · · good Inup ,:~.;P 5:50 a.m.; Jenks holes, the seml and finals 18 Sidewalk Days heve been clean, carefree heat this winter, me an your needs, Enjoy Kanawha River holes, and parUclpanll have held in Point Pleaunt for the ! Shearer u Ma - 0. F. seven days In which to com- past four years and t)l event Ower 13,000 Ohio Power custllmers now anjoy electric butln1. Allen R ~err!~~~ 11:4M5 p.m.; ~lete a round. The ll•urnament bas ll'OWD with each year : a ~ . B own armet 11 to be compl8ted by mid AU• Plana are ,., __ made thla · 2 10 . ·' e1en Z Up Win- 1!1191 ....... year !~:c~~:;e:h:~e ~~:n~;~ca; to install and maintain. The cost of flameiess electricity gets luwtl' field 5:45 p.m.; w· H Sh · to have Mllin Street downtown Jr. up Winfield 6·45 · aver, blocked off from traffic on Aut' s o gas contJnues to go up. For the fourth time in four years Ohio p Jane Lucu c1ow'n ~m. ; Lucy GUESTS HERE ust 6 and 7th to allow eboppm Company reduced rates. Most of the sa•'Jng to Oh' has voluntarily . • s ·'" th'IS recent rate reduction ower p.m.: Eigerc!U! u Infield 10 MJ:· and Mr~. Edwin Lyona, to move about lll11re freely and Jo Power L'(<SJdential customer>! The trend is clear . • . the Total Electric Age 11 here. lloet 10 a.m.; H. E. B~w~~nfleld 2:· Martetts, were Sunday guosts !o allow the we of the street Winfield 3:20 am down of Mr. and Mrs. William Low· for various contests and actibl· · · en, Bulternht.av. liei. No~ awalfablt. Ask about !Ita naw "Reddy Circuit Cente " · · whtll sawinp to you when y•u Install efactric hut Ch:c!tlah~· whu:h provides • wortll· •tty wltlt your dealer. · IS money 11vlnr oppoltu- I THE FEATHER" COLli SCORES WIN II Ui1J' Jcltor, Ia IIIIIIIHt tlii.N. '•• l· "yngman Rhee -- - Red Cross certificates, pins ley, Richard Gilkey, Mike Brent Manley, Cheryl and potche' have been award· Hayman, Debbie Gilkey, Beth strong, Cathy Armstrong. Assislll!a 'Mn. Scally wen ed to swimmers completing the Vaughan, Elizabeth Blaettnar, Beginners 3, 2 and 1 rec<eiveo:il Michl LloJd, Sean MoDen llld NEW YORK \ '~ ated For Witness Stand , I Swimming Awards are-Announced SPORTS SUMMARY rtrown Trial Continues ! - ._, \ ( , Famous For Safety With.The bclusivt SAFm GRID Heating El111ent NO OBIJGATION FOB ESTIMATES PBONE 117-3415 f'..OJJ:EtT MYRL COAKLEY CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC HEAnNG and INSULATION Phone 6674415 CQOLVILU, OH.O '· O. 80X224 . ' ., I A FREE GIFT FOR YOU! ----------------------------------Please arraLtie, wtthout oliliptlon, fat 1 R_.., mended Electric Heatiili Doo1er, 1 o - 1 wrltton estt~te on lh:i costs of inltlllliti and oporaliiti on olectnc hooting .,nom In my 0 present homo ...,... ___________ Onowltomo. Nltne ------- ------- -------- - ------------ Cit> •••• - - · · · · · ·- -· · · - - - · _ . . __ __ IMIHntlfld tNt 1 wl" reotl'lll thll "" IHt ...., thll . . . . . " ....._ CHOOSE ONE OF TKEii SIX I!FII; 0 llttw ...... 6 ~ MMOVfU.N• s 8/:Qt IJ ll«tf "-'• • btiene DICOMfiHI lOOK C lttttr Iaiii • Gar4w COOK lOOk IJ .... _ , _ . . _ _ 0 Trwl ,_,.... Ctllllt.DICMI•• i 0 I l l • IIMII/'MMI n IM CWid �( I' /· ' ' 4. .\ .... ·• ··,' .i IS IT IIIII OR AM!!. Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board • ~ - "· Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 19, 1965 For Rent WANT AD INFORMADON I> and CROOM furnisha ~~=: menta. Rowley & Reed """" =;,_ft!~•l w·5 U Lie ... -...... ~ a:..-., ·- • ._ ....... Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 10.8 Percent Decline Noted In First Sales Tax Returns Ohio sales and use tax co~ period. The Ogures showing the lections for the first reporting sales tax collections for the menl Phonl WY 'J,.3658~yw • period for the fiscal year start- period of July 1, 1965 to July OU~LITY ww 7 14 tie ing July 1. 1965 totalled $7.3 10, 1965. and for the period of 1961 Corvair Greenbrier 9-Pass. $1099 million. John D. Herbert. Trea- July I, 1964 to July 11, 1964 are ""' ~~-"" ,. For -Sele - ,;;:::, Red finish, eood tires, radio, beater, standard trans. surer of State, stated that this as follow" .-~ showed a decline of 10.8 per Athens - $16,371.59, $141,4171.· ;;;;::"':.. '!f';"1' "'~:"' ., LIKE NEW 12 Inch G.E. , - - Only $795 cent over the first report of 24. ..... .,. .... .. "" able T. V. set for less than 1961 Rambler American convertible Cpe. Power sleering, standa1·d trans. Good Hres, last fiscal year. Part of the de- Gallla - $4,410.&1. f1,875.SO. . _ .... baH price, also 1952 Ford and crease is due tu the fact that Hocking - $3,078.29, $11,909.· radio and heater 1955 Dodge (good tires). Make there was one more reporting 14. • - ,. .., •.-... offer. Call 667-3868 after 4 p. day last year. Jack ton - $11,197.92, f1,876.92. 1960 Dodge VB, 2-Door now $795 JI c=- . . . . . . . .,.,.. . . m. Only two counties, Athena and Lawrence - $7,882.69, $12,· 7 19 ate Automatic traru., power steering, ('}ean intenor, black fm· ish, new tires, radio and beater Vinton, out of the ten In the 009.62. ~orwo:!:l".Jt."T' _,.....,. ONE John Deere B txactor good southeastern Ohio area showed Melgt - $5,022.38, ,fl,802.49. condition, $295. $Henry Elias, increases for the first report Pike - $3,540.97, $6,862.31. - . IIIII M\diUoul nN to Phone New Haven 882-2953. 0W112 IIOUU Roll - $12,323.44, $20,125.94. 7-lll-3tc A. M. .. &liD P. & 0.0, ... ~~~.. Scioli - $18,680.51, $21,777.· =--~:=:;;;"~=-. 11"11 10 ..... 8-mm MOVIE COMERA. Pow· '1:0 PIACI • &. VInton - $5,133.110, $1,938.91. aDULt rB.ODllt:lNQ er zoom lens, electric eye, wA.N'I' A.Jt Collection of motor vehicle, case. 8mm Movie Projector, Real Estate For Sale PHONE WY 2-2156 self threading. Both like housetrailer and use taxes cor Business Services new. 13110 value new. Gail Notice NEIGLER BUILDING Supply the period of July I, 1965 to Miller, WY 2-3196. 7 17 ate Racine, Plastic wall tile 14c , . , Ll July 10, 1965 and lor July I to THE L&M Cafe on Main St., per sq. ft. lor bathrooms, WtiRtl 1(,1111• ' J$u71'y 11, 1964 follows: Athelll Pomeroy, will be closed to- 24" COAL FURNACE, STOKE house builders, aluminum sid07.88, $10,411.73. Gallia day and Monday due to a and blower. All controls and ing, kitchen cabinets measurOPEN HOUSE WASIDNGTON <UPI) - A $2.858.71, $11,688.03. Hockingdeath In the family. pipes. WY 2-2361. "" ed to size of kitchen. I B Missouri congressman took 3,577.99, $5.404.23. Jackson 6 17 2tc 7 16 ... Sunday, Ju Y 1 dead aim today at one of Wash- $18,806.48, $17,279.98. Lawrence 7 17 tfc -UR=K~E=... ="B"'a-r:-be-r-;S"'ho-p-cl· ,o-s""Ced I ;;;run COWS. 3 voung -1:00PM to 5:110 PM ington's most hallowed patron- - $9,676.66, $9,463.04. Meigs', 1 'nv " ,. · k ' truck Case BULLDOZER WORK wanted. SYRACUSE - Bran d new ~· age institutions - the Capo'tol $418,38, $2,147.68. p ike .. Dod 49 week of July 19. 6 17 3tp ge poe ·UP · Farm ponds, grading. Free room frame ranch home 48 38 .. 147 90 Ro88 $8 for tractor. Phone SH 2-24303. estimate•. Small dozer, low with aluminum and brick page system. hoi 1 · '•:1•4928 ' 7'9 Sci -.21· 11 7 16 3tc hourly rate. Phone IVY 2-2208. siding. baseboard hot wale! Rep. w. R. Hu ' a sc bamlryt 473.76, • • . . oto - • ... POSmoNS ava ilable clothing Party Plan Dem'!.'!' 7 12 !Ole heating, oak !loorshr beauh Democrat, prepared to su 416.15, $10,!70.13. Vinton - .,. llrator. Chance for au· PEACHES, now picking early _ lui kitchen and bat oom. 3 a reform bill to raise the min- 504.16, $2,613.60. ,_, vancemenl. Fresh Silko, Inc. Red Free, Red Haven, Sun ACCORDIONS, new and used. bedrooms, plus utility room imum age of pages to 18 and 0 f ll al and carport. Albert M. Cox For information, write .. Haven: others to o ow: · Expert repairing, tuning, les- salesman will be pment to require them to be needy co~ call : Eleanor J. Donglao, Rt. so apples. Open Daily and IODS. Also large oelection ot answer questwns and show lege students. ''lbe me•sure al· s, Coolville. Ohio, Phone: Sunday, Wells Orchard. new and used pianos, orgaDJ you around and discuss fin· so would elimluatt the Capitol """-2427. Wilkesville. 7 15 tfc d 'tar Geo R'ddl ancing. Location of property Chester ;~~-~~;D;~~~~V<~:S:~ an gw 8 · rge 1 e. is li"t street to right above Page School. Lt. Col. William D. Falck, New York City on July 24, 1921 7 15 ijjEN gas neater for Accordion and Planoland. lower Syracuse corporation "The system that the Con· l wir.ner of the Silver star and He is a graduate of the Army's bus or 1ruek. used 1 month. 2928 E· 5th Ave ·• lo'ne. Sale price SJ3.7ii0.00 · educatl ng. super· ,.~. lltiUI'8DCOI ~ gres1 uses m many other combat awards, has special Comma nd and Genera1 "'-JiedT !All fOOl open $60.00. WI 11-3105. 7 15 3tc 19, Ohio. TeL CL 8-1193. vising and housing 111 pages Is been named the new District Sta;f schools. and h~Ids a Ma .. 7 1 30tp FOR SALE - House, 4 ilr't llcenll! Clll WY ~--· run.... multi • speed, 4 archaic, cumbersome, wasteful Engineer lor the Army Corps ter s Degree m Covd engmeer· --==-::-:::-c-:o:-:--;IIIJII=< cycle automatic washer $50. CAR WASHED and vacuum- and hath, 1640 Lincoln Hgt!, and, m marcy respects, detrl· vi of Engineers at Huntington as , ing. He graduated from Wesl 1 F"'"dairt electric range, $50 ed. Wilson'• car wash, ••• aluminum atorm windowa mental to the youngHmen II lorCLIF'I'ON Funera ser ces of Jul Y 19· Point in 1943. • -&•iN 11 ld Grover A.- Stewart, 76, who . mGH 7 Club' State Route THE refrigerator, $35. Page St., Middleport. W"i Z. and doors, cacpetlng and purporllas. to bethnefitneed," Uf sa died at the GallipoliJ Medical He succeeds Col. Harrmgton , two mile& south of Mlddie- Leonard 7rt. Dancing nightly 9 p. m. Desk and chair, $10; Metal 3715. Open from 8 m. to drapes, gas (Urnaco. Can be m exp mmg e or re- Ce te tod wo'll be W. Cochran, who has been the ~""'M"'·"''_""'_"'T 16 po . t , $10 ; k"h 9 p. m. seven days a week. n Wednesd•" r aya ata.m.p. m. at H. untongton · D'os tnc ' t Engmeer · unW 2 p. m. Music by the cabme nC en table , nuanced. Phone WY 2·2293. form. h ld WRAlN, Ohio (UPJJ -The 2 9 E·"'h"uakes. Uc $3. Ralph Jarun, upstairs 1 30 301p 7 13 6tp "Under the present system the F Home amce August 1962. He woll rehodlea of 8 womaa and two 1 1 1 7 ~ ""'Help Wented t t next to Rutland Alon . youngsters between 14 and 18 e og esong ' "nera · 1 fd ~::.' p GENERAL HAULING. m•• HOUSE for sale in Racme. Call are set adrift, far from home with the Rev. Ralph Mahoney port m August or a tour o uty children were found slabbed 61 7 14 can baul water, 250 gallon Clarence Roy, WI 9-2811. and removed from proper su· offlciaiting. on Okmawa. and bi'Stea to deatb In a bome CHRISTIAN WOMAN EARLY AMERICAN .,, tank. Phone WY 2-M76. Sher· 7 13 lltc ·. . l nd fast He was born Sept. I, !888, at The Huntington District, here today. .:_., -- · o~be p perv1810B, In I arge 8 Full or part • time life ""'" 1965 model. Lovely maple man "" rts, omeroy . paced metropolis. West Columbia. the son of the which Col. Falck will head, has Pollee said tbe bodieo werr security. Experience ~-.: finish. This set 4 months old... 1,...=====-7=17=3tc=,J HOUII FOR 5ALI They are gorssly overpaid. late George T. and Rosa Rick- responsibility for water resour. partially decompaoed, and onSchool ministry helpful. ""'" Has four speed changer. 41 loll~: ':,n•:ops~e.omall bill Pages earn more money than ard Stewart. He was a book· es development by the Corps ly tentative Identification had 08 $100 weekly and up. No com· speaker sound system. Radio • · ed If keeper (01' the Ford Motor Co. of Engineers, and related real been made. Pollee said they · Wnte · J ohn Rudin Co equipped. ThiJ set sold $249facln& State BighwaJ Garage oo some eommls&lon o 1cers pem10n. Routt 7 with aood road to maiD fighting in Viet Nam," the Ulw· at Detroit lor 41 years who estate !unctions, in central and were victim• ol a U'iple mar· 22 West Madison St., Chicago 95 new. Take over paymenta ' highway. Four bedrooms, Uvln&, maker said. had retired. He was a member southeastern Ohio; eastern Ken· der. Neighbors said a family 2, lll. 7·19-ltp of $5 per month or pay bal· dlniD&, family, tritchen, ··reak· of the IOOF Lodge 33, at Pt. lucky ; a portion of midwest· of foor moved Into the house BE A rawlelgh dealer In ance duo $116.34. Phone IVY 1u1 play. maid'o, utillty and Pleasant, 32nd degree Mason 01rn Virginia; a small portion July 1 hut they hod DOl been roy and Middleport. · G;;;,d 2-6555. 7 14 tfc obop Throo baths. ce .. mte tii; ot the Detroit Lodge, and a or northwestern North Carolina. seer lately. A search wa& ~ year around earnings. No_cap- SINGER ZIG ZAG Sewing ma· l!ld wall to wall carpel on member of Local 600 UAW, In and all but the northern pan· ened for the man of the lamita! necessary. Write Raw· chine. You need 00 cams. All S I &S • floora. About t""'thirdt ol Detroit. handle and northeastern por· lly. leigh, Dept. OHG ••• ... built-In features. Makes buta es ervtce boiiiO II paneled In Survivors Include three ois- lion of West Virginia. Freeport, !II. 7 19 lip tonholes, monograms, fancy • and walnut Air conditioned. OCle 0 ters, Mrs. Laura McDaniel of Col. Falck, 43, was born In ' ,,_.,,,,,,,, '·'''*"" • •w ~ · b tc eFiiAI Almost Every Car t.rge patio ond doublo ·• Clifton; Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, I -~--=;._;.._--....,....====--=====• HELP Wanted: Ucensed -prac> destgns, sews on uttoos, e · On lot 200' 1 390' . May be ,..n li tical Durst for Carmoll N- Pay $5 per month or pay eTransferable When by appointment only. Mason, and Mrs Rena Johnlog Homo, at Pomeroy, Ohio. balance $82.22. Free home You Trade Can Coli 915-3555 Chiller, Ohio By Clarice ADea and Fred Stewart, Mason, and 11-28-tfc demo. Call IVY 2-6555. Enjoying a picnic at Forked slon, New Haven; two broOPTOMETRIST -::;-;-z-;:-;;--;--;--::-:7 14 6\c e Guaranteed 24 months LARGE LOT for sale tn Rut- Run Lake recently were Mro. thers, esley Stewart, Rutland u. S. Ctvtllon!oo r11111 SEWING macblne1, repair seror 24,000 miles land on Depot St. lacing Rl Joluo Fick, Janet and Joann, and red Stewart, Mason, and Office Hours: B to 12. ~to ~(Close at ~10011 OD ;;;;.·:=· ,. - - · ,... vice, all makes. WY :1-2284. e Most Popular Unit 124. 'Phont WY U559. • Mrs. Charles Fick, Kimmy and 1 number of nlecea and neph· Tburs. - Ea.st Court Sl. Pomeroy :ni'iiO~••·..... -~":",.:."":",.m The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . • 7 1 121~ Dana, Mrs. Clayton Allen and ews. I'~=====~~~~~;;;;;;;:;;;:~ :t44 ·,;; Authroized Singer Sales and In the U.S.A. . Bill, Mrs. William Will and Frienda may call at the fu·1 ,.,. ' raa Service. ROUSE for sale, Laurel Chfl Danny, Mrs. Pete Elberfeld and eral home alter noon Tue•day. 0 29 tfc 10 00 lnotollod ' ....., - ..m.. ;....., '"' ~ acre. Phon• WY ~ Mike, Mrs. Harold Newell, Lou· 61 Buick $1195 ann, Kathy and Kenneth, Mrs. LeSabre VB, 2 dr. Sedan. Auto Sllet Delmar Baum, Nancy and TimExtra nice one owner car. my and Mrs. Henry Eichinger, W1ntecl To Buy Automatic FOR SALE - 1959 American DenniJ, Donald and Laura Jean. ANTIQUE Fucniture, dishes. 62 Pontiac _ $1595 Po-roy, 0. Rambler, fl50.00. Call WI g. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Eber of ONLY 7 12 2912· mJacellaoeoua. ean or write: New Stock. VB Catalina 4lll~ Btp Cblcago spent a few days with $30.00 Down - lelance en Mrl. Boward CecD, 8110 w . dr. Power steering and AAA. Be Tilt Ram11ler Mr. and' Mrs. Curtil Wolf. Convtnltnt Tar1111 ' ~::: · .,_.. a1 ,._.~ Mrs NeU Shum ay of Brad Ma1JI St., Pomeroy. ••. brakes. One careful local owner. Spotless original m•· on Road-bond and u•~. ~· •. ...... _. · w • I 29 "' Iallie ereen finish Ice. Call or contaet: E. M. ~ enton, Fla., was an overnight •· • rldo IIIII guest of Mr. and Mro. Red Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wolfe Burton, 571 Broadway St ... ,. .__, ,.... Employment Wented fa1uace, SnuB ear ecoa01117 Rice. She also called on Mr of Grant-st rece1ved word of FOR THE very best painting Middleport, Ohio. tllld BIQIIertlbiiiiJ and Mrs . Henry Eichinger the death Friday of tbelr daughFURNITURE CO. and dallcratlng and roof rePomeroy Ohio G 2!. SOtp 1Joe and Mrs. Letha Wood. ter, Mrs. Asle Pierce (Juanita MASON, W. VA. pair phone WY 2.-5665. Rea.. ~ ' AUmONEER • 11 '!WIItao M...,... Kathy and Barbara Wilson, Wolfe) 52, of Green Valley, Ariz. onable rates. 7 12 Gtp LAND •vn SAf::E, · for Cemplol8 Senlcl IL IoWa 8lftel, PomerOJ Rochester, N. Y., are visiting She had been seriously Ill for - - - - - - - : - - - - building. l'o mlle from . Porn· Crill Bradford ,.._ tn Wl'll their grandparent., Mr. and the past four months. for Rent oroy corporation. Phon; WY Wrtle, ...._ er Cenlacl 4 zz If Funeral services were con"'==~~ 2 ••18 7 • 6tp • C. B" '"FORD c Mrs. Thomas Weber. dueled Sunday In Green Valley. 1• ~AP ""'""""" • .,.,.....,. FOR RENT . ~· .o. ~ · "' RaciDo, .....,.Oblo • ~ oor Mr · and Mrs· Rel Bailey and The deceased is survive.t by F -85 Oldsmobllo 1963 tw .... 10 trailer apace. Good Joe• WE GLADLY LOAN a Blue 1 1 tfc CUtlass. New 'tires excellent son, Joey, art vacatlooing in her husband, Capt. Aile Pier.. tlon. Clll Walter Crooks, IVY Lustre Carpet shape $1,800. Call 'Bob . Ash· Michigan. of the Green Valley pollee ~ 1 10 tic with purchase <1. Blue 1,;.,•• Iif.!. '"': ··~ ley WY-2-2835. Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Elber· force, three children, Mro. Pbyl· 11NFURNISHED , rooii~: Baker Furniture. 7 13 -~ ~:t':onse~:· i.~';,' ~ feld of Columbus apent the lis Brown of Miami, F'la .. Bob llllllty room, nk:e yard. rum• USED bathtub, Rood TU z.s537 4 I tfc Uvestock weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Pierce of Chicago, IU.' and RoLane, LlncoiD Heights, Pb. reasonable. Phon• WY •-•... · _ Pete Elberfeld. Calllnl oo the bert Pierce of Amando, AriE. WY 1-3374. tfc Franlr. Fugatt. ... lllrl Graeser, Plambtq tllld FOR SALE : Matched team Elberlelds one day were Mro. Also aurvlving In addition to .~~~~_..,..,....:6. -·11_ _ Reatlne ponies, 48 inch, 1 and 3 Raymond Elberfeld of Colum- her parent., are 12 grandchDd· IIODERN Unfurnished apartMID--"'• n~•· 1 . · • - 11163 FORD TRUCK, haU ton. g . . ...., """" years. wlth new pulling har- bus anc1 Mrs. Margarot Boom ren, several sisters and broth· ment, I rooms and bath,_ou 4,200 actual miles. $1,295. Call End your oewer tnableo ness. Reasonable. W111d Spen· of Akron. en includmg' Mrs. Audrey HaJ.. EXPERT INSTALLATION! =l!llon. Coati SH U052. 1 8 Ua "' ... ha•• ... -n ..... ~cer, Chester, Ohio. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ey of Rutland, Mrs. Carl Martin Mlddleport. • • " CABBAGE. potatoes. Sewer M..h._ I= 7 17 3tp I!'~~nk Gaul have been Mr. of Rand, W. Va., Joe Wolle of ARMSTRONG'S hers and tomatoes. '" Rea10118ble llaleo 1THHt<;t<; yv(\111\lf! BULLS from I""" Mrs. Glad Gau~ Mn. Ina Middleport and Frank Wolfe of &MALL APARTMENT for renL Proffitt • PortU.nd• Ohio VI CaD WY Z-!t74 DaJ or Nigbt • ~~"8 months to lit yean old. Fav' Harr · Athens • Mrs · Dale Pt. p•··· ocaoant , W. Va., and her Linoleum "' • Inlaid Vinyl 127 Btdlermlt Ave. 1-2254 I=::;7 21 tfc Herefords, eligible to regis- Johnson and Usa of Columbus great grandmother, Mrs. Lena 7 14 tic . e Z9 tic 1~'"'u, ter. Reasonabli. For breed- and Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Gaul. McElhinney of Middleport. She Floor covering for every ldod of floor. Bell •FURNISHED===~a-parbne-,_:_nt,..:,:.:_::. 4 """ , Y"" lllugglsh aen. Faruacel. Arnold log porposes or otherwise. D. D. Cleland of Columbua joined the Middleport Church of patterns. Professional tnalallsUon bJ u, or J'OQDII IDd private bath. fntlc tan1t Get 111111 Eall Malll Slreel, ..Pono: Rev. Thomas A. Cleland, Ra- visited recently with Mr. and Christ during her youth. do it yourself, CaU WY 2.-2631 for friO 1111qu1n Oblo Hotel. 7 13 tfc .epttc tank cleaner. · • . -~ eroy. Pbone WY Z-2441. cino, Ohio. Phone WI ~2584. Mrs. Denzel Cleland and Mr. STAMP SALE BEGINS matt. 3 BEDROOM home. loltlvlo mark fanr. Bureatl. 7 211 tfc 6 17 3tc V. D. Cleland. WASHINGTON (UPIJ - A Joyce and Linda Myers art 1 11 lfc WALL-TO·WALL CARPniNG commemorative stamp In tribL1ltle, Cbelhlre, Oblo. 71Htc Insurance spending two week• with Mr MOHAWK MODERN 4 room aod hath. MOB~E Home, 1957 Skyliner 1rn.., 1 v . ~· Cop- , REfEREE PICKED and Mn. Donald Hawk and Mr. ute to Dante on the 7ooth anni· MA. . I versary of bia birth went on lurnllbed ~ lollddl• 48 I 2 bedroom, good condl· tu "'"de o1 letlal papers. NEW YORK IUPI)-Joe BIX· and ll_frs. Donald Koenl1 of bpesl WW!Illor general sale loday. port WY W174. 4 11 -ilt: lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville. btrtlt records and almost any ler 01 Los Angeles has been Mansfteld .. Solldoctloa President Johnson, praising FOR RENT - 'l'l'aller apace Ohio. Phone 667-6338. other documenta named the official referee lor Recent dtnnor guests of Mr Dante's "Divine Comedy" as a GllanDI..d on N Secttnd-a• ID Mlddl• ONE NEW blackSOddJe; •<n.M Realer IDouraace, I'GIOOliJ the American Zonl! Davis Cup and Mrs. Ros1 Cleland were work of "enduring meaning and port. Near t111opp1ng diltrtct. Call WI 11-3211. 6 17 6tc I c tiel championships between !he Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCain sl1nificance" announced Satur· day tho speelal postage stamp lie;,•;;: 3 BEDROOM HOME. Melvm WINS AUTO RACE United Slates and Mexico at J.5.1fc Lltllo, Cheshire, Ohoo STUTTGART, Germany (UPili Dallas, Tex., July 31-Aug. 2. Charles and Donna, Mr. and In honor of the famous !!allan 7 17 6tP ...rh.io Amon of New Zealand . Mrs. Wa!uman White, Mr. and poet, philosopher and political 1 CORN. Bob . _ ·--- drove his Lola-Cosworth at a TERRAL, Okla. (UP!) Mrs. Vernon Cleland and Mr. sclentls!B. •- • - · Letart Fallo, Ohio. CH 7 • 7 " 7 speed of 104.02 m.p.h. Sunday Linda Gunter, 11, wao pte,.. and Mrs. Jerry Cleland and menta WY Will II I tie _ _ _ _ _ _ _1:._:16:....::3t::.c over the Solitude race track to ed aa fll••b today wltb her family. In !Ill, tht German arm lea TR•nJ!!I! LOll - line Bu • ,._ , \wtn the main event of the meet· new IItle •• ..-n of the Ter. started a retreat acr011 the 111 ... ...,, lrollll'l frill IIMSI -meet log. ral Watermelon FHII¥11, , . Ia 1964, A~a'l Governor Marne River In France after • Pill (IIIII 41 •.•~ INSIDE and outside painting. , Amon covered the 127.62 tnlle , oepl for one tidal· 1__... ~ Wallace IIIIIOUDCed he i their last great offensive had Mlwtar,, Cllllt, l'llotll :_: Roof work. Reasoaab;e rate. In one hour, U ntlnutes 1 She II allrrglc lo • - I"""'" withdraw frolllllte prell- :been aucce881ul1J lurDed btlcll Mal. .. . .. ! Jl ,.. Pi1DDI Yl J-17110. • 11011 :JU socood• I 111olou. · rllil. Ibf 1111 All1el. . -' . ,. , ' ............ -~ OP mammal , ----- .. ........ ......,.., ....... --=- - n -'t --=,..,...,="""'""'"-;;= Grover Stewarl Of Cl.ftOD A . n·Istrlct . N.f'w Huntington Engmeer • IS Lt• c01• Fa1ck I' G. Hlltorical Loland I . S.& bird 10. Ruth'• husband 11. Shun l2. Noblemnn 14. Seen. Spanll:.1. ' r I s . ty Nt es N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 0::. $340· 5-..::::t"'=-::--....- =· Mrs. Pierce of BlaeHnar's Arizona Dies 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 Last Friday -·nl MASON 81 Oett narS DO ITI ·===-=---=-==-=:,. :::.: ~ ~ INGELS FURNITURE ~ ::~~~-~~~:a~~ ,...,..=,.....,.,----::--,....,..- '!;;".,111111.:":",turnt,..:!! '~ DXTOR!! searves ond the ~Cat· •. Flaoluo 33. Coneealed ah..,.. ahooter 31. Polyneala.n drink 88. Ladyot Troy M.~~al ~~~-4--~~ I 11nderwater "Artn't we lucky, Pet • • • flndinl exactly what YO~ W&nt, finally, at • prloe that leavu enwp "' for tho llu!wuu'!.·.. •- - · worker 39. Study .fO. 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Show i :•• 990 Hit Parade 5:00 City •• '""' ., Re: ·• $:15 990 fit Par•d• ~ t_ _...:.,.:.:...;;::;..;;;:.;=._ _ _.L,:..:..;=:-=...::=:::___~·'• ~ -"~Of~I:_:The~,;·t~r:::-=~ GLJE\l8 11<£ili''S NO DOUBT POOR GJ?A• AHD QOOSIE 101\S'TCN ARE IN HM·M... I<JE'll QUI<£ I liUIT GU€S"N<l 'IEARG AGO, ANNIE! I' 'THEY ARE MAKE A REAL TRY I 1!:!il! 'otJll MAY 141E'U. FII'IHHEM! DEPEND ONI 11<ERE. EH, CHIEF? + .I I ' . I "· ' I' @OJ , .;,~ IE@ -· ABBII! AND SLAn ---~ ~:r_~ ~ h RAEBtJRN VANBUREN . , �-. 'I ll •. j • Fiftll Birthday of ! b d Vacation Church School· Sunday 0 serve ' ~ au ~e;~ :~:~::.: s::~r.~e7. t at y . Around And ~ ~ About ~ Middleport the Burdette bo'!'e. &u.hter Obaerved ... Mr. aacl Mrs. Newman Bur· tee. Becky Long, Ruth Ann and delle entertained Saturda Kathy Blake, Kenny and John ~ ' Ord. with 1 party In observance y Byer Jennifer Wise, P a uta $ vacation Church School Sun- delle at the organ. Candle- Fisher, fireman: Robert Byer, Davenport, StephP.n Ord, Bar• ~tnd\ Ze~er, V~[: Frencb, the fifth blrthda of their Ashley , Tim and Eric Scites, day was observed at Heath lighters were Twila C\atworthy baker; Mrs. Edna French nurse bara Fultz, Don Slivers, Ap~tl ~·g wson, Keith French. y lr h Cindy and Michael Hindy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mur· Method•sl Church m lluldleport and Cindy Spengler Lucille Davis. mother; the Rev. Fraser, . Marilyn Snyder, Kim Billy Slack aDd f tud'- Ier, Tracy, aI the ome on .· .•• s nd th hiS • . . · th M E Do '"· minister M"""' Vlc"'e Slack John Presentattno o • ""' w... 2lld St . Middl Th Vickie Slack alhy HarriS ray VISit'"' u ay WI anc the United Methodist Tho openm• litany, ll!:lng e · · wson, ""' • - • "' • b taU of thl plrty ~asmbeld In e:,"· ard o~ John, Wendy 'and Mike Basttani mother. Mrs. Clara Murray. Churc~ in Pomeroy during theme, "God's Care Througb and Mr. William K. Russell, McCloud, Kenny Byer, Scotty giv~n y repres~ :~uded • .,....;y...;....~l of Gallipolis . I The Rev and Mrs. M. E Sunday morning servtces Stu· Helpers " was given by the teacbet Fraser, Lee Ord and Mark Rus- vart~ ~a~ 'II nd crafts Games w• e played and pm:es Oowson left Sunday afternoon dent< from Heath Church who Kind<orgarten class under the Children taking part were sell. dlsp.: f:t :d;.;. : biblical awarded to r1mmy Scttes and on their three-week vacatton to had attended the two • week diredlon of the teachers Mrs. Beclty Fultz, Bruce Fisher, Classes three and four, un- by ' y Ord John and Wendy Bashani, Ka be spent visiting l'<latlves In session presentee in song, stm y John Krawsczyn, Mrs. John Byer, Leslie Ord, John der the direction of Mrs. Be~ ::.~"\".':t, F:~m ~des S Oltto thy Harris and Tom Rawleigh Nebraska and Colorado. Mr and diSplay the vartoos activi· Fraser and Mrs. Larry Ed· Ruosell, Danny Davis, Martha ard FUltz and Mrs.. Robert Or ' and 4· "The A stle Paul" by Favors of balloons, blowouts James Brewtngto~. ~ho was ties and projects of the school. wards. Parents of the children Krawsczyn, Tracy and Kellee gave a choral re~•.ng of Psalm Twi\a ' Clatworth and a dis· TONIGHT & SATURDAY and colormg books were given grant•d a mtnlster s hcense a\ The service opened with an re~resented communtly helpers Bcrdelte, Joe and Pat McCloud, 24 and the b<nedtction, and was 1 1 th 18. Y Ia "FLUFFY" I the guesK the recent Methodist. Cooler- organ prelude of songs used in Iand Included Bernard Fultz, Danny Edwards. . In charge of the oflerill8. Tak· ~~! o u:a sot Bfbt: cha~! -Tecbnicolorence at Lakeside, w1il have the school with Newman Bur· law enforcement; Robert Classes In tho ftrst and s~ I"' part were Beth Fultz, IJeit. , by Sth 1 d ron)' Randall, Shirley Jones. Aller the honored charge of the church servim , ond grades composed the choir, i"f Hawley, Charlotte Snyder, ters an stores on\ d' Fluffy, "LOOKING FDR lOVE" opened her gifts during the absence ol the min· ' led tha hYmD slnginJ aad .gave ~nd 6th gr~des under 11: ~· - Technicolor~ of ire cream and cake ·1 . memory vers.. under the dlreclion of thetr teacher, e · Connie Francis . .lim Hutton. served. A"isting Mrs. Burdette "., · lion of their teachers, Mrs. and Mrs. Marvin Dowson and Susan Oliver. Joby Baker. with the parly were Mrs. Ed· Mrs. Sylvia Tovey . tell last ' • Nan Moore, Mrs. Mildred ZeigDouglas Dowson. Barbara Nichols, Jay C. Flip pe,n, Geo Hamilton. Yvette die Blake, .Jr., Mrs. Roger Long w"".k. for Detroit, M•ch. after! C 00 ler, Mra. Roger! Fisher and Olhero taking part were Mimeaux, Paula Prt-ntiss, and Mrs. David Hindy. a visit With her SISler. Mr. and Sunday morning worship at Tony Vaughan and Joho Sebo Mrs, Charle& Byer. They sang .J Cindy Spengler, B~rbara Sny· Danny Thomas. Johnny Car Mrs. W•lhs Anthony Mrs An- tb United Methodist cburch 1were the acolytes and Debbie two anthems "Father Lead der anc: Kenny Smith. Absent oon thony is recovermg from a ·e. w:s in charge of the Vacalion l Harbrechl and Leanne Sebo the M• Day by D~y" and Work 'JULY It from the class were Darla and Running time: 3 Hrs. c•nt 1llness Mrs. Tovey .Will Bible School ushers. B..tde His Father's Bench," The W.S.C.S. of Heath Meth· Marla Neutzllng, and Joey and spend several weets In Mtch•· The organ prelude bv Tom accompanied by Mra. Emerson odlst Church In Middleport will Victor Ferreira. WEDNESDAY & THURS. JUlY 21·22 gan before relurmng to h " I Baker, organisl, opened the _ .,,... .c o Jones. meet Monday evening, July 19 Douglas Dawson and Tom TONIGHT NOT OPEN . service. followed by one verse ~ t TakinJ part were Mickey at the church A program on Baker of Heath Church assist· "WHERE lOVE HAS GONE" home '" Flor~da. Guests thiS past week wtth 1 the hymn "For the Beauty Qln OU missions will be presented by ed with the school sessions. Su san Hayward Bele Davts FRIDAY thw TUESDAY 1Technicotorl Mr and Mrs L. W . McComas ~f the Earth:" by Grades and , Mrs William Russell omd Mrs. Following the benediction the 1 JUlY 13·27 - and 1 mc ude\llheo. son . Sgt. Edward with the congregation joining ~ eop L . . Smith, who are represent· congregation was lnvtted to the , WALT DISNEY 'S "FBI CODE 98" 2 "CINDEREllA" Jack Kelly Ra}' Denton Lee MrComas . and Sgt. Tom in on the remainder 01 the ing th• tccal suclety at the mls· Sunday School room where - Technicolor-~:iller of California who were hymn. "God's Care Through " T sio• sthool helng held this week displays of the crafts were held Lau ghter! Mus1c' Ma gir ~ TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY enrnute to Pams Island, N. C. Helpers" with Mrs. c. F. Tom· retu ed at llelaware. aDd Included a colorful tent Ca rloon Favorir*'" JUlY 20-21 where they Will attend a Marme l kins as narrator was given by Clyde A~drews m • . JULY ZO , with butter churn replica, min· WALl DISNEY'S TATTOED POLICE "Yr;tu':'~~ ~ENJ~~~~o recruiter's training school. Sgt. the Ki~dergarten who also sang ~~e a:OO~~p a~\~; !u:'ek't::~ BM~) Richard ~ef~er~ (Tt~~ The Lydia Circle of the Unit· ialure gardens, prayer plates, HORSE" YOUNG" McComas wtU be assigned! o "I've Been Thinking Today." daughter Mrs. Paul Moore and , alx ette w!~.::STh~no~ve- ed Methodist church will meet TV sets, baskets and vases and - TPrhn i(·olor-Oeon Martin .lerry Lewis hiS new dulles m September. Following the invocation by . • a. ay Y Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., at the other projects. . Sandy SanrlPrs.Shirl"'y Skilrs (l'echnirolori His wife and children are VISit· th Rev C Melvin Alkire Old fam•ly. mng at the home of Mrs. Norchurch. All members are urg· The Rev M E Dawson gave 1 Chns. SeeL SrP: Tht> ra<'t" - and. 'th h · · , ' nd man Baxter wtth Mrs Gutdo d · · · · N bras e brtw re n rollin g horsr and 1 , mg wt er pnren s m e · Testament memory verses were Mrs. Lawrence Leep a Mr. . Sh' j B ed to atten . a review of the trip to lhl 2 Reel Speciot 11 MnrlC' I·1 F'('lrd Plus Co•loon c ..nlvol ' ~a while he is. at the school. given by Grades 1 and 2. and and Mrs. Philip Rexroat and Girolamt and Miss ey ax- The Friendly Circle of the Jewish Temple in Parkersburg, Alta Disney Cutoons ----'"''1Also visit ing w1th the McCom- choral reading of Psalm 24 by son, Philip, Jr. of Cincinnati teras hostesses. table Federated Church will meet the w. va., and other project• con· 1 as family were Mr. and Mrs. Grades 3 and 4 and the Call were weekend guests of their .~flswhfteree:laced.;:n te ed evening of July 20 at the church eluding with the success of the Harold George and son, Brian , of Prayer "Father Lead Me mother, Mrs. Dessie Pau.erson w:th 1 e ~ork aG cen ~e at 8 p. m. The program will be school. ' An offering was taken ot Gallipolis. ' Day by Day" by Grades 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evall!l and ~ ~ ~~ 8 ~e· ev:: ~ith in charge of Mrs. Phil Gloho- for expenses lor the scbool. ' Larry Mitch, son of Mr. and 2 ,Pamela and Jay, of Canal Win· P ~ kar •nd Mrs. Charle• Strauss. · He also announced that the Mrs. Perry Mitch, has receiV•d . · chester arrived Sunday for a prAfte a; h · d t en- The Twilight Garden Club will Francis Asbury Camp orfer· a promotion to Specialist · 4\h New Testament readings were visit with her parents, Mr. and ed ~ ~ftsonor~ g~es : 1 celebrate Its 30th anniversary 1ng was $55 last Sunday and class Mitch Is stationed with given by Grades 5 and 6 with Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. Mr EvanSI k . ~ .•8'. ' hi~eteres dmdencoraot with a dinner Tuesday at 8:30 that material had arrived· for caetL-.uiDW an open e far·• p. m. at the Town and Country making the picnic tables to be the U. S. Army at Ft. slory .. Prayer ..Paul. •Man ofPr ayer, " •returnedhome ·m the even1118 ed with blue booties, va . , by Debbie Harbrecht. The an- land Mrs. Evans and children d nd . b pun h lnl! Restaurant. constructed by Heath Church 'd them, "At Work Beside My Fa· remained lor a week. a"nd snauts w:e:.'' serve~ io ~rs JULY !1 for the camp. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dav• son. 1 th ' B h" b Grades I and · C all and H lr Columbus. visited Friday nlght 2 "r!ce~: ihe Yofferlory with Mr. and Mrs. PhD Wolff of Walter Bentz: Mrs .. Lowell Win· b Th~ :o~~y ~ t th Bo ----with her parents Mr and Mrs • P . . h Portsmouth and Mr. and Mrs. gel!, Mrs. Ztba Mtdltilf. Y u "' m a e ea. Emerson Jones. ,They were .,.1dedtcaho~ ol offermg by t e iChaney of Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. Clemente Menchinl, Mro. con Service Station at 9 a.m. Theodore~~ Awarded route to Fairborn to spend flle' Rev. Alklfe and the Doxology called on Mlsa Elsie Hart and Marvin White. Mrs. Homer BBX· July 21st, go the Glass com- Bia Sohio Jackpot 'th h. t 'J · by congregation. 'other friends Saturday ter Mrs Ch· ., Jeffers Mro pany at Wtlllamstown, W. Va. ., wee I;end WI 1s parens, - r.l 1 ' · • · _ ' JULYd M G d Th · EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, 1 and Mrs. Frank Davidson and Presenlalions of the studies 1 Mr. and Mrs. Garth Seal of Lena Baxter. •s. Gerald A· . .. Mr. an rs. ray o.n eo· f ·1 "What we have studies." What Athens were Saturday evening bridge, Mrs. Larl Lamp, Mrs. The Mtddleporl unit of the dore of 11100 W. Grandview, Co· WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY oMml y. • 1 . 8 e, made" and "How we used dinner guests of Miss Elsie Hart Joy Jones, Mrs. Clyde White, W.C.T.U. Will meet Thursday lumhus were Winners of $11100 In 11 · ISS " ax1ne enn• u o· we · .JuIY 22 a1 the borne of last week's Soh'to 1·tcense pIaIe b s was th weekend ' it" were ·given by grades 1 and and Miss Ethel Koenig. Mrs. Roland Eastman, Mrs. Cly· evenm~, 1 Price lncludas Colo urn u f her a e t Mr and lz ' 3 and 4 and 5 and I. The Miss Susie Windon ond Leon· de Baxter, Mrs. Robert Wam Mrs. Ltlhan Stelff on S. Second· jackpot. Mark E. Baltes, deal· ~est Cob 1 &ren 1: · · h' "Th~ God of Abraham ard Pickens of Pt. Pleasant, w. er, Mia Janice Eastman, Miss ave. A potluck dtnner wtll be er sales manager of Soblo'o CoSlaw, French Frios ~ · · : ~' e~ne R. d /mn, , 1 llowed by silent Va., visited Sunday witit her Barbara McNamar and Mn. served at 6 p.m. and members lumbus sales division presented 11 8 1 0 1 M rsL ~a~h h ussel ~ 1 raiSe. lh benedicition by the sister, M 10s Ethel Koenig. Diane MarUn. are to bring a covered dish the check to the Theodores. at Broad and CoffH rs . eo m• ave re urn 1 prayer, • or an stlude Mr. and Mrs. Robert H a r· Sending gifts, but unable to and table servtce. their borne July 7th also poiDI· from the School of MISstons heid i pastor and the . g po brecht and family of Worth· . attend were Mrs. Byrne Vaugh· ill8 out the coincidence of their FRDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY _ $1.39 1n Delaware for represe,ntabv.es closed the service. ton were weekend guesto ~ an, Mrs. Dale Colburn, Mrs. FABIAN INJURED house number being the same of the Meth~•st Women s So""" ; . their mothers, Mrs. Raymond Donald McLeod and Miss Lu· HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Actor- as the amount of the award. ly m Chnshan Serv1ce. 1recovermg from surgery.. She Harbrecht and Mrs Norman creUa Genhelmer. singer Fabian, 22, was treated Mr. Theodore is associated Mrs. William McGhee has was accompa~1ed to Mtddle- McCallum. · Sonday at Cedars of Lebanon with the Huntington National 1 returned from Belle. W. Va. port by her niece and fam•ly,l I Hospital for several lacerations Bank. Mrs. Theodore is -a ~here she visited with her sis·1Mr. and Mrs. Gamet FIX and Miss Kathy Wolfe was bitteu i Third Fritlny club on his right arm received when comptometer operator at the POMEROY, 0. ter. Mrs. Jane Douglas who ls idaughter, Janet of Belle. by • copperhead :make last Picnie il 61 Park he wallced through a glass door Kroger Baking Co., a graduate ·- - - - - ---week and Is a patient at Hoi· Mtlilbfn of the Third Friday at a party, of the Racine High School, and zer hospttal club held a picnic Friday even-' Attendants said doctors took the daughter of Mr. aDd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins ing at the Middleport roadside stitches in lh e entertainer's Ray Heiney, Racine: Rte. 2. and family of Dayton were re-I park. arm. The acoidonl happened They were the first large Co· cent guests of Mlsseo Ethel Following the dinner the early SUnday. lumbus winner In the Sohio and Clara Garland. group went to the home 'of Mrs. Jackpot. Mr. aod Mrs. Don Rea spent Bentz Wolfe lor a social even· BEATI'Y WEAKENS ----the weekend at thelt collage on ing. Games were played with VENTURA. Calli. (UPI)-AI· SOCIETY TO MEET the MtW<tngum River. prizes awared to Mrs. Arnold !~ants at ~emorlal CommuMrs. Homer Holter, Mfl. Hen- Hayes, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. ruty Hosphsl reported today PT. PLEASANT - 111e Masry Bullard and Miss Joan Freck· Cleland Hines and Mra. Den- that animal trainer Clyde Beat· on County Historical Soclel)l er visited Sunday altemoon ver Thoma. Others at~ndlng ty, 62. was "very serious" and will meet Monday, July lltlt . ·with Mr. and Mrs. Osmer were Mra. Dale Smith, Mr1. "gets weaker every day." at 8 p.m. at Sunnyside School Frecker, Cheshire, Route 2. Grover Erb, Mrs. Ben Neutz.. Beatty was hospitalized July All members and Interested perThey alto visited briefly with lin&, and Mrl.' Albert · Eber• 8 for treatment of cancer of sons are Invited to attend the Mro. Lucille B. Hawkins, bleb. the esophagus. meeting. 1 .. Dnored To The I ;....a....-.,..... MEIGS THEA TR£ """*""· * .................................=•• I M • Iy Ab p / I e n p,.meroy I "'"'i L Sh . 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PHONE . ••• , ••• •• I' For Cooling, GAS Make~ ths Big Diffsrsnce ••. Costs Less, Tool I DIVORcE (~RANTED PT. PLEASANT - Two 111· vorces 11ere ll'Bnted in action of the MaSOII County Circuit Court Friday. Edwin R. BliCk· burn tras 1f8nted a dlwree t.:s~*~ was liven ·c0Idbertr to Takeover As Hope to Beat MoeIIer - UN p - l 10 M ke OU Dean's LI'st Stevenson Rests Beneath 11/mots Land he Loved Just In I... Another B~ Shipment Of BowJhy Leads Hill R"ders Jm- S.:C J I •C Out-of tow11 relaUves and friends here lor the funeral of the late Charles Hysell of Syra· cuse were Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Brammer and 100 Robert of Pltllburgil, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowie; Mr. aDd Mrs. Raymond Cowie, Mr. Ray Cow· le, Mr. and Mrs. Robert !indan and lamUy of Beaver FaU1, Po.: Mr. IIIII Mrs. 'lbomas Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Turnbull and famUy, Mr. Lloyd Turnbull of New· Brlgbton, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cowie, Mr. and Mr1. J. C. Gordon and Margaret, Miss Jcanita ~· ward, Mr. and Mrs. Lester HOle, Mrs. Alma Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ankrum', Mr. aDd Mrs. George Ankrum, Mr. and Mro. Gene Mills, and Mr. Bill Hysell, all of Columbuo. Also, Mr. and Ml'l. Ralph Badgley, Tuppers Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hyaell, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hysell. Middleport; Mr. aitd M·rs. Lloyd Moore, Mrs. Ed RusaoU and Mrs, Guy Rusaell ol Pome· roy : Mr. aDd Mrs. Darrell Badg· ley of Letart Falbo and Mr. and Mrs. Bllf. HID of Racine. To Get into Industry Race B'dd'•ng 0. pens J Iy 30th f -cks Stodi'es (0OLI.COOL.I(OOLI.COOL.I(OOLI. ! c Brown Se"e'n"-. Crow's Steak House WIJtJII 8tJBSI Youth Key to Symphony l n Tiwo Rome .. once ..ts •ted Athens Leaders Invl I Attend Funeral Recently lor Charles Hysell a substantia) fight." The size whether his recommendations the attacking Viet force was would include more American described as "substantial. " combat troops. In Saigon today, security po. "I cau only tell you that our bee foiled a Commuslst attempt recommendation• will be aimed to assassinate Ambassador at lulfilling our country's obit· Maxwell D. Taylor and most of gallons and commitments to A new board of public affairs for Middleport Soutlt Viet Nam's cabinet min· South Viet Nam," McNamara appointed in a meeting of council Monday night at Tm»n lsters with a powerful mine said. ball. planted near a stadium where Both the South Vietnamese Named to the board, replacing the three men who a public rally was under way. government and the U.S, mil~ had resigned after being elected on write-in votes this McNamara Retnrnln& Home tary command asked McNama· spring, were C. 0. Fisher, Don Mullen and Richard Gress. Defense Secretary Robert s. ra for more American .iOidiers Fish.er ~ccepted !he board appointment on a temporary McNatrara completed his live· to fight the anti-Communiot bas1s sm~e he. will be sworn m as the new mayor at the day fact-finding tour ot South war. end of th1s year . Viet Nom today, and headed The Communist mine found Council approved the resignations .of former boa1rd i__ ~CONDUCTOR AT WORK - Conductor Boudreau of the American Wind SyJ!lpllback to Washington io give outside the Salon Stadium was of pubhc affatrs members Ruben Collins and Walter which will appear off the boat Iandin g in Pomeroy Thursday and Friday evfl!President Johnson his recom. disarmed before it could do Bunce. The third member who had been elected by is at his exacting work preparing for the concerts here. His musicians, .U !Illmendations for further Amerf. any damage. Taylor and the write-in vot.es, George . are the best available in the world. can military involvement in tha South Vietnameae officials were Memhart, restg~ shortly Gt.bbons, Roger Morgan a n war effort. inside the stadium, attending 1 after the May pnmary, Chflor~ .Stumbo, members McNamara told newomen the rally marking the creaUon of a II was anoounced an organi· the butldmg committee, to study situatioo bad deteriorated •ince new movement to liberate zallonal .meeting of the new tile posslbtnties of a ladies rest he was here in the spring of North Viet Nam from Commu. buard wdl be held at 7:30 p.m. room being constructed at town 11164, but he refused to say nisi control. today 10 council cbambera. Any hall and a new enrance to tile --'---~~~==----- person interested in applying jail cells being built. o~ 1 , lor the position of clerk lor the - Accepted the mayor's re• , board i' invited to attend. The port of $401 lor the past motttlt./ In board is charged with collect- - Transferred 11,1100 from lng and administering the funs General to the Parking Me•t•rl Youthful Is the word for the this Thursday and Friday. Ar·1 er and conductor Robert Ru. the uner the town's Sewerage or· lund. American Wind Symphony Or· rangements for the concert bave l sell Bennett who bas beel dinance. - Agreed to pay $150 as chestra and Its founder aod been made by a committee of composing lor the group ner In other activity, Mayor Lee penses for Middleport conductor, Robert Austin Bou· culture and civic-minded riti· since ita founding - said : ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) _ Gov. James A. Rhodes Smith announced the Planning to allen<' the State dreau. zens beaded by the Pomeroy I "I've never seea a II a er pleaded with local leaders Monday to acquire industrial Commission will be asked to convention in August. Since its founding in 1957 by Chamber of Commerce. group. Tbey art all proleo. MOSCOW -ANOTHER RUS. sites around the campus "before it is too fate" as h' call a pubhc hearmg on the - Voted to combine the Conductor Boudreau, the 52 · Boudreau. the 37-~ear • old slonals. It's a delight II lieu Ulan space spectacular loomed helped mark the start of a $25 million science and eng!- town's proposed zoning ordi· Jar operating village piece barge-based Wind Orches- conductor, has assembled an them play my plect." 10 the not· too · distant neering center at Ohio University. nance. A .third reading of the aDd the Bond payment tra has achieved. international aggregation or young musicians Aside from playing from 1 today. Th~e was some specu. The governor spoke at groundbreaking ceremonies zomng ordmance could he ask· on •eotwSI of the sta~ officials. fame. Dozens of Stnnlar orches- from all parts of the USA and floating , 122·foot tong sound Ia IIon It mtgbl come off as ear· atten4ed by about 300 persons, including industrial lead- ed of . c~uncil by the planning AHimding were Mayor Smith, tras, all patterned in musical abroad. They are the finest of stage built on a converted river I) 81 M<l month.. ers, state officials, leg~slators, members of the unlver· ~rrurussmn following the hear· Councilmen George make-Up af~r the original Pitts- young (all under 30-year old ! barge, the Wind Symphony baa In quick successton on .Friday sity board of trustees and 1ng. .. Wayne GibhoDB, Gene burgh orchestra, have been or- professionals available. other unusual features. 11 bas th~ Russians •<!>•ted ftve sa~ faculty. Athens area. called lor In- .Council also approved the aDd John Zerkle and Clerk gani2ed In the nine years since Watching them rehearse his the woodwind aDd brasa inslnt· elhtes with a smgle rocket The center is designed to at. creased effort& by local leaders village budget for the next year. Grate. the original was created. new com[lOSition for the Wind ments of ~e ronvenllollli ayml!t.~n-.i!Jasled< space tract Industry to the Ohio Val- "to attract space age lndustrlea It included upected· receipts ·'l'hlo musical innovation Is Symphony entitled "Kentucky," phony: but in double, measure, heaviest workmg payload ley area. Rhodes predicted it so vitally needed in this part of of ... 211'1.1'1 and propo8ed ..., ICberJuW ..to...li3il Pomeroy the famous composer. arr&llll· (Contilltl!l '* ........t , l !~·2 tono - Into orbit With , would make Athens the "hub of the state." penses .of f85,06J. ner powerful booster roc.ket. todustrlal activity lor all of Additional business conducted Female Patients """"""'_ _ _,.,., The weekend ~pace southeastern Ohio." included: COLUMBUS (UP!) - SeDwere capped With lh_e launch- "We are stressing research I Appointment of David 01> Reported Walkaways ale Minority Leader Frank w. ~ lng ol tdrother probe mto a . so- and development in Ohio," be linger to replace Henry Clat. Klag, ().Toledo, today preJar orbit, about. the same ttme said, "and we expect from 130 -~y on tile Recreation rom· PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- dieted tbe ttl6th General AsAmericas Martner was . million to 175 million In indus- 0 Or nusston. Ohlinger's appointment on County Sheriff's department sembly would pass a reapporm ~ picture • laking trmmph try to locate 1n the Ohio Valley will expire Dec. 31, 1969. was notified Mouday of the Uonmenl plan before adjo.,. as •1 sped ]last Mars. within the nert few years. Re- ,f Accepted the resignation of COLUMBUS (UP() walk-away of five female pa- ment, and possibly before the OS search facilities at Ohio Uni· W Chart.. White as a member of Iicon circles buzzed with llents at Lakin State Hospital. I end of Ibis week TOKYO - Pl,\ESIDENT versity will serve the industries the Recreation commission. today that an effort was The women all from Wood · · WASHINGTON (UP!~ - S. Chi Minh of Communist will help attract them to Bidding I• due to begin July White's term on the commis- made to get Jack Brown, County were' listed as Mary ~,,...,.ii>I""''' "JJ0"'"'""""''",.,. preme Court Justice Arthur J. Viet Nam said today his valley." 30 for foundation studies on the sion expires Dec. 31, 1967. ertntendent of La n ca s te Ann P~ll. 43, Corda Fay Sam· Goldberg will succeed 1111 llllli are prepared to fight 20 University President Vernon $76.5 mlDion Racine Locks and - Voted to make the Citl· acbools, to run for son, 27, Ada Winters 34, Doro3 Adlm E. Stevenson u U.S. AJtlo and longer H necessary R. Alden, acknowledging the Dam project on the 0 hi o zens' National Bank the vil- next year. . thy Smithson 30 aod Martha baosador to the United Natlonl, 'r~atetsw•.,hat he called "U. s. PI· need for industrial sites in the Rtver at Letart, w. Va., It \age depository lor two years, Brown satd he had heard Hoschar. 23. President Johnson ~ • was announced today by U. S. begiDning August 23. reports but wss not a Barto E Pearson 25 Belle· today. Radio Hanoi reported that Serts. Robert C. Byrd and Jen- - Asked Councilmen Wayne date. meade w;s arrested o~ a non· . Goldberg, former labor . made the s,latement In an nings Romdolph and Rep, Republican leaders were support warrant. Pearson ex"" Ohio UruverSity today an- tary In the Ke~edy admlnlalrao dreso to the Yietnamsee , , James Kee. to be interested in Brown as cuted bond for a bearing before oounced the names of 10 stu- !ton aDd one-~ Jll!lll!l'li OCIIIDo on the 11th anniVersary of lbe work will Include core candidate for two major Justice of Peace A. M. Good· dents from M~igs county nam· sel lor the United, Stoel...n. Geneva agreements on drilling aDd hydraulic pressure ons. win within the next five days. ed to the Dean s list for the last ers Umon, stood beside na. testing. Aboot 10 per cent of First, they felt their Robert Carr, Pt. Pleasant, was semester of the 1964-65 school on the steps of the Whllil the drilling will be In the river. I date against Democratic by the city police on year. ~b~r~:'u:"!";.a wllea WA8HINGTON - A N E BLOOMINGTON, m. tUPI)- bids will be opened by the U.S. Walter Moeller !hould an intoxication charge. Freshmen must have at least ise anno~ment dt lba _.. round 01 apeculallon about Adlai E. Slevenson lay at Corps of Army Engelneers nell Earl Bowlby of Logan took from Fairfield County. Tbis a 3.0 or B average and upper· prFiankl the ' jor swltchee in Prealdenl resl today beHath the lllln- August 19. honors as the fastest rider the largest county In the classmen must have a 3.3 or a G'ldbe ng Prealdeot ... son's cabinet - with Se!~eliii'VI ols prairie be love<l. Tbe propsed dam will pro- at the Sportsman's Hill Climb loth Congressional District Poli,ee Report Two B plus average to be named to St~te ~:,er~usk~ oUfn!StedlliteNDeanalions . ~ ~-~ Only lite 111uad of locusts vide a pool with a minimum Sunday at the Meigs Motorcy- 1s Moeller's home county. Can in Collision the hst. . . . tary of sta~ George BaD lilil .... ......,..., and lite SOD& of wrens broke navigable depth of nine feet, el· cle Club grounds near Pomeroy, Second, they were said . . Those from Meigs are DIXIe residential assistant lllio retary Robert S. ~~=:~·;jibe sllODCe of Everjl'eea Mem- tending 34 miles up stream to There were S7 riders partiCI· want a candidate In the field Pomeroy pol•ce mvesUgated K. Roush. Rt. I. Langsville; 8und takiDC hit place - a orlal Cemetery, wbere Mon· the Belleville Locks and Dam paling. head off the expected a tw.<>ear acctdent on E as t Karen L. Bachner. 17> N. Third· U:~~r w~·, the late 1'116· baa drawn a blank. day old ll'lenda and tile . . project. The dam will be a non- Winners in the 200 and under of State Sen. Oakley M~tn •: a! 5 p.m. Monda~. . sl, Middleport ; Jantce L.. Tan- dent JobngF. Kennedy's lint II' Whllil House aDd Slate llall'o leaders pthered In a navigable gated atructure with I of Ironton who ran nvo ve were cars nven nehill, 916 Locust-st. Middle- pointrnent to th .,, _ _ Court. partment sources aald they lbW lrllwte to 1111 man wbo a lift of i:J feet between normal ~:' G~re Jobs Toth, first; Moeller aDd lost five years by CoDBtance Searles, Rut- port; John W. Hysell, Rt. I, e..,.._ · no lnformallon to support wae Amerlel'• nice In the lower and upper pools. Bur:O ~~dseconSped, omdDunaBIU Republtcans figured that land and Forrest Ne~gler, 44, Minersville; Alita R. Carpen· INFANT DII!S report. And It came as a eoue11 .,. udono · y, · ncer best chance to beat the Racme. Pohce satd the car ter 283 Mulberry·av Porn· G .d . lider ble ......... to Ru k • took first In the 250 c\aS9 Lewdriven by Cosstance Se I , E K P ., raves• e servrees for Aq a ·-,..se ' A IGae depaly IIOOcl pard NO QUORUM . to Nlxten second and ' BUI ter congressman would be I . ares eroy, ve . ersmger, Mul· Lou Cozart age I montha wlii •elf, accordln to close asBI~I befGre Slevea108's araV., Af· A meellng of Pomeroy vllla&e Rudder, third. • find somebody from Lancaster, sowed down lot a car m front berry Hetghts, Pomeroy; Lou- died this ,;orning m St. ales. ler !lui barlal, lllmdreds of council, scheduled for Monday Takin who could cut into Moeller's and w~ stru~k In the rear by ella Thompson. 302 SpriDg · av ·• Hospital, Parkersburg, w01 ~ to-......... walked ibro""" night was postponed beca I first In the 500 and hometown vole and at the Netgltr s vehtele. No arrests or Pomeroy ; Thomas L. Whilt held Wed sda 1 10 at SAIGON SI!GlETARY ·-...-....,. ' use up class was Doyle Disbenet ' injuries were reported Th 1691 L' 1n H · h ' ne Y a a. m. · - · 'lciNannarlal !lui olopfq eemeler]l to ollmd a quorum was larking, Attencf.. while Leon Hustler laced same time was known . · ere mco etg Is, Pomeroy; the Stiversville cemeteoy 111 ~":' ba~kbe= ~~ IDeal fcJr 1 IIOJilflll befGre ing were Mayor Charles Legar osd and Ttm Byers' ~ , : out the dlotrlct. was mmor damage 10 both ve- Thomas C. Eckersley. Reeds· Portland. Survivors include ltC day with a series of : : : - · • ~ reotlq plaee. and Councilmen Lou Poulla, IJt the ti50 and uP etas~ was blcles. ;•l~;.,~~leAIIen R. Swartz, Rt. pa7"Pots, Robert aDd 'l'belma Cij. . dallonl for further eamo ....y. Bob HyseU and Don Collms Tom Clark: second, Ray JuaWEATHER PICNIC ANNOUNCED , . zar' rtlsnd; a brother, ~ mUIIIry In 1 in Sis red 1'0101 WI'IIJlped Ia a and Clerk Edna Schoenleb. A Us, aDd third Jim ThornpliOII. Clear and C!ODUued cool Th annual . . d ba b V ter M othy, and two oisters, Ta~ 1 vo vemea1 bla<ll searf lay ...,. the special meeting may be called Bowlby r~ the fastest Jd&llt, low 41-U ll011beasl A e ptcnte an r e- e ans emolral Hospital and Roberta. Friends may 0111 Vlel Nam war. He said the~ arave. Tllelr SOIII'ce wao aol taler IItts week, the mayor time of the day, with S.Otl SO(). • soatbwesl. Wedlltsday ' ~· ~ Vall~~h~~ P Admlss.lons -k Guy . Reuter, at the Ewing Funeral home liilt· uatlOD had deterlor•ted Iince lalowa. said. onds lh ••• nd cl lu o. . ., WI e ..~.. omeroy , Jac Dodrtdge, Porn. evemng, wao last In South VietNam. ' on e ... a up aaa. " nnny, 1 Hlile warmer. day, July 22, at the Meigs coun- eroy: Dorothy Spencer,. Ractne ; - - -- Tbe defense ucretary ty fairgrounds at 6 p.m. Mem· Mary Cundiff, Mason; Leon- Meiga General HaBJillll Admissions Gretta CuJta. Ia I8J wbethlr the recoJiliDODo e ben are io brjng their favorite ard Bass, Syracuse. dlliodl . Included covered dish. The chicken will Dlscbarges- Willia Williams, ban, Racine; Ellsabelb Haw· American combat troopo. .,._ I c;. prepared on the grounds, Pomeroy; lola Daughterly, ley, Middleport ; Oonaid V1 1 !Ill on1J teD you that our reaccording to Past ColllllUIDder shire; Norma Hawthorne, Cooney, McArthur. ., COIIIlllllldatlodl wUl be almed By Bellalo Jeaes cars at a lime. ant, children of Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Hayes. Bottom, Dlscltarges - lola Wllloll. lullllllng nur conatry'1 Carl. W. Mattox, - of the .Mr. Mattox as one of Olbo Mattox. He and hla Reedsville; James Bland, Welt Columbl8. tloqflild llOIDIIIItnilnll to dwindling nmnbei' ·of "old rail· "old rallroad~rs " worked Edlla. have made plans to travVJet Nim," .MeN~~ roaders" 11bo came here from . bnura under oft~ el and . vistt with lbe1r family ooo newlllllll before taking off for West Vlr&lnla. a veteran New concUUoni. Mr. Mallo1 fin... tt and In his worda, "put in 1111 LOCAL TEMPS IVaalllqton at the eud of allv• York Central Railroad train· bard to believe tltat the buatHng remainder of bls dtys llablng The temperature In Polnei'IIJ'••" CHESHUNT, Entland CUPII - CoMtabl• Ron lay fact.fbJdlnl mlaslon. . . retired June 30 alter 4S "lloblon'.' o1 years aco e11sts htmtibl, aDd viidtlng with dislrtct at ll:SS L ... lyres, 31, lost an Nr to a hungry horse Monday. 71 dqrees Ullder ~ . . · years service. tto - · jtlll It diJDe, a cblldren asd arandchlldrea. • Th• poiiCIIMft and his two childl'ln wen fNcl. skies. VIN'1\Jll.t, CALIF Mr. Mattox, 141 .Braodway, worken, and i!I!IPI)' lracb During his raJ'""""'"" career, lng bi'Nd.to 1M hom, 1 2-yQr-old ll!llllld "Joe Boy," ~.·"~ ~~ ol Mlcldieptn, betim bls !I!IR wllb maiD. ''1ft tleCldeil to call be also worked·:;; Toledo hi a· fl11d nNr their hom&. Ey,... loenl down to ,... •fi . _ ......... tho railroad Sept II, ~. l!bell qulil willie he was "•till ahead" aDd Col. lor a1x )'el1'l aDd lbo "'diMlllmYip,• pi- of lriacl 1M hol'll hid *-fap•d and Itt the.Amtrlca·lhal ' the small steam ~ ,.... and dOt.~ Ill lbe thiiiJII Erie Railroad at Marion tor off went his ur. 1ao mort. · 1ft 1191!, hauling about 40 to 41. .lime wwld J!Ol. PermiL ·blm a1x 10011ths · .,. unfortunltll accld111l,H Eyr11 Aid • · To I jllloptlltetr In can over ~ ralla. 1bl1 ~ ill do before~ 1 · • Mr• .lllld · Mrs. Mallot bave John Wallie, 1 rag tiNier. !hollland bamleti of . co!lll'aBI to the !ll'ftellt · 11111 1 ·~~~::, ~ lit· tile lti!OI, , lht New Yort Central i'l hor11 and hil hae n - blf. CI.Ydt Natty altlne to aeven delael en~ 1M llllltnl1 at 1 I AppI•Icants {or CJerks1np • JDVIte • dto Appear Tomg• ht SAJGO~ CUPI) - Commu· cis! guerrillas today laid siege to the U.S. Army Spec18l Forces camp at Bu Dop 85 miles north of SalfiOII. A u.s. military spo~ .. man r~ported ~eavy los· ses arrong "" Amenc~ns and 200 Vietnamese detendmg JUngle outpost. A ~mplete casualty report was Withheld, but the spokes. man said a number of Amerl· cans and Vietnamese ~ere killed and wounded. Amertcan planes counter-attacked In attempt to lift the siege, and heavy fighting was reported. '111$ spokesman said the defenders were "putting up "AI I \ FIVE TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1965 ew Public Affairs Board IS Name • Lcsses Heavy Ill Viet .Cong Seige SOCIAL CALENDAR Worship Led by Pupils Attending Sh I Umfed MethOdiSt Church POMEROY..WDDIBORT. OHIO • , * lnmeau 01 The MeipMtuOn .4,... ------------------------------~~~------------~--~---------------------~ I * • entt , VOL XVII NO. 78 Ernest ! • l;.. J;,... r:n; 'flJd ROl•troader ' l,.la Jl tt VII o·¥ R. ell ..ns ~ •J~11· White Comblpun Percales . . . . Colored Percales .·~ . Ear Lost Floral Ptrcal11 . . . . 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