http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7fd58cd108cc49df28e4563c08542067.pdf 6c97fca06a5e364d9b9ea90b25aa17bb PDF Text Text ., •t u-·th-'~' f Ch Morse ChapeI me: uul$ urc.hIS• Bird Hike is fleW By Star Stitcher• and · Bob: Mrs. Pearl PartJ, clottdy uti c..u. or mild 'l'IIH••Y wltll OUnce ol o few tiJw>. *nhowen. llllll today lUI, low tonJaht swc. Mrs. Charles · Racine: er, Mlner~vllle; Mr . G.,.... R ou Large balkelll of whit. peon- rls, Mrs. David Yost and Mrs. Hoback Gallipolis · Mnl. Paul los and mock.orange bloosolllll Vlr1U Roush. The bride's grand Smi1!1, · - . Frank Smith and Interspersed with white iris. mother, Mrs. Garnet Srnllh, ,.. Mrs. Garnet Srnltll, Portland. kneeling bench and lighted can- glstered guesls. Her aunt, Mrs. After a tr!p to Florida. tba delabra, enhanced the altar of Ralph Shain, served at the couple are residing al Marie~ the Morse Chapel Metbodlst pWICb bowL Tile groom's s1s- Ia where the bride is emplO)'o Churb lor the weddlng of Mlss \er, Mrs. Richard McKenna, ed as lab technician at Marie~ Mlrlan Lee Smltll and Mr. R~ served lhe cake. ta Memorial Hospital and the bert D. Walters. Members of both famllles at· groom Is employed at Dravo The bride Is the daughter of tending were Mr. and Mrs. Corp. • as draftsman while at· Mrs. DiJ:ie Smllh of Portland Eugene Wallen, son James, tending Mariella College. and the late Ralph Smith. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. '11iomas Wallers. Walters is the son of Mr. and daughter, Maylene, of llilliords EARN HONORS Mrs. Eugene Waloors, Hilliards. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Me- NEW HA VEN-Arllne Roush Tile double ring ceremony Kenna and daughter, Judy, Mr. nd Phili WUUam was read SUnday, May 31, at and Mrs. Regls Zimmerman of a freshman , _8 P f 2:30 p.m. by the Rev. Pearl Marietta : Mrs. Anna Zimmer· Hoffman, a Junlo~, both 0 lh Casto. man, Watertown ; Mr. and Mrs. tart, Lou~ J. ~tsmondo, Jun. Given in marriage by her Leeo Pelley, Salem; Mr. Harry ior; Bonrue Louise Myers. Se~JA mother, the bride wore a white Spencer. Mr. Ben Spencer, Mr. lor; and Jane M. Powell, $enstreet length sheath shantung and Mrs. E. A. Wlngelt, Mrs. ior all of New Haven, were dress with lace lnserls. She car· Ann Coe, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph among lhe 74£. s~dent.s on .darried a white ·Bible topped wllh Shain, son, David; Mrs. Ethel shall UnwerSIIy s honors list whi~e carnations and white rib- Hoback, Mrs. Druscilla House, announced recently. bon streamers tied in lover's· Michael Thursday at 5:30 a .m., tor bird hike . Following the two mile hike thfl girls returned to the Micheel home for a breakfast cookout. Mrs . Samuel Michael as- sisted by Mrs. Ruy Holter and M1 s. Dwight Milhoan. leaders, i in preparing the breakfast. Ann 1 Jenks was a guest.. After break-' fast , the girls work~ on bird 'eeders for the fair POLICE SPONSOR HOP The Pomer'ly Police Department will sponsor a July the t"'ourlh Teen record hop this Saturday from 8 - 11 p. m. out- 1 side at the Pomeroy Tennis Court. The Jays will be in ! MEIGS THEATRE 7 VOL XVI 'NO. 69 e • at POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 • en tine loalf fl .. Mlil' ' deatllo t. llo D. S. - . . "" llllt ... . . . . . . . ,.. 2 .. 7 •' PRICE FIVE MONDAY, JULY 6, 1964 Girl, 2, Drowns NOW YOU Kl'fOW • Ill C£NT1 . Cistern knots. POMEROY OHIO Miss Juanita Smith, sister of the bride, was her maid of honor and wore a street length flowered crepe dress with pink TONIGHT & SATURDAY July 3-4 "CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED" accessories. Her corsage was white shattered Cllrnations. Mr. Thomas Walters, Hill· DAMNED by their diabolica l power to de~trov the world LINDA OWEN CROW TO WED iards, brother of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Crow of Syracuse are an· nouncing the July 4 wedding of their daughter, Linda Q_wen. to All. '.[lleJJI!QrecMWil; BJ'&QW. •on nf M• onn were Roy Ralph Smith, brothtr 9l t!le bri~~. and James W$· "RAIDERS" Brian Keith. Robt>rl Culp , fudi Meredith WIN OR DIF. 1 Seven mt'n detPrmiJJf'd to 11ave Texas. served as best man. Ushers ---··-------------------·- TONIGHT '' With Elvis Presley Andre:;;s ~ ~ ~ J_o,.-o;·_,.,,. ~"-''="""""""''""''' .. !; , _._.. --->l• . •,.. -·.-;-·<-""-; .• , . --'- ~ Mainly About ' People In Pomeroy (Technicolor) -and" THE COLD DARK HOUSE" Tom Poston Saturday July 4 "THE YOUNG RACERS" Wilh Mark Damon and William Campbell Mr~ (Color) Edward T. Bauer an · daughi 1·r Polly ,\nn retu1·nf'rl k -and'SHOOTOUT AT BIG SAG" W:1ltt>r Brennan •tar signlngs. Signed as regu. lan are Molly Bee and Do n Adams; guests will include Jerry Vale, Jack Jooes, Bobby Vinton, Vicki Carr, Joblllly Ttl· !olson. Bobby Rydell and all • time Western great Eddy Arnold. BEHIND THE TEL& SCREF.N: Like many g o o d things, the beard . !bat is t he WSAZ- TV Channel 3 :l "FUN IN ACAPULCO" th'!ir home M~rion Thurs.-la~ ' after a visi l with her parent~ I Mr. agd Mrs. Charles R. Kan Sun .-Mon , July 5-6 Sr . "DR. NO" Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ten fort With Sean Connery . of Columbus and Mr. and Mra and Ursula Andress (Technicolor) Harold Tenford of Middlepor ---andvisitd Tuesday evtning will "PRISSURE POINT" Mrs. Edith Teaford and SOl· Sidney Poittier, Bobby Darin 1 1 1 Cecil. 8'00 Down on the Farm I ' 30 Popey< & Palo 1l u RuU anc' Reddy Show 10 00 Hector Heatlll'ote Show 10 ' 30 Fireba. Xl 5 lLOO Dennis the Menace 1UO ~·ury 12'00 Bullwinkle 12,30 Mr. Wizard 1:00 UO 4 00 4:30 'Shave," she saki. I can•t." be said. Atlt:-'J'V 's JlmDlJ' J}.ean SOOw has 1M 1964 65 pen out for guest Saturday urSul-a YF.A'i'HER Woo¢ ..,.,., Bt11 Setting of Smith-Wdlters Weddmg Members of the Five Point Star Stilchers 4-H club met at the home of Lenora and Louise and Ml'tl · Marr And thai •as l!>at. Days passed, and Uie role didn't materialize. But the beard did. Inevitably It increa.. ed c&<·h day. And so di M rL Cabal's complalpls. _ FinaJiy the producer called. His plans hnd fallen through. he said, and !he play would nol go on Cabo! reached for his raznr. PONY-GO-ROUND - Children at Rutland's 4th of July celebration enjoyed rldl!!ll ln the ''pony-go-round." The ponies wer~ only one of the attractions at the eel• · oration. Rutland firemen had eight booths of various sorts to provide entertaillment. - Sentinel Photo. - --------------------- trademark of sebastian Cabot, ·what are you doing" ~ host-narrator of CBS·TV's Sus- ed his wile. pense" came about by accl"Shaving.'• dent ''Leave it on" commanded Io 1950 he was up for the role · Mrs. Cabot. I've grown accqs. of a beachcomber In a Londoa - tomed to it now - I like it!" Telesports Reds Vs. P.l>illies stage play, and he decided that a f~w days' growth of beard would help the part. His wife didn't like il one bit. Pete Smith Special 1 or Your lnformation 5 :00 C8pt)Vf' 5:00 South of GerlllliiiY 5,30 NBC Sports 1 :00 Singing Caravan Assignments In Rotary Announced Goodman Ace returns te lhf Perry Como series this fall, to be sr-en as specials on 'Itlur&dny nighls oo NBC-TV. 7:00 Porter Wagner Show 7:30 The Ueutenant 1:30 Joey Bishop 1:00 Saturday Night Movies 11 :00 Late News Picture 11 :10 D. : . and weall!OT 11: 15 Sports 11 :20 Films of the SO's. .(l ' 'I WCHS- TV Channel 8 7 :00 TV ~la!'srOOID TQUCH OF EUROPE-Tho face ol this sphin< remains the same despite the touch of Europe-MISs Europe 1965; that is. Elley Koot, a Dutch beauty, visited the sphinx during I tour of Sakk.ara, near Cairo. U.A.R. I :00 Caplaill Kangaroo s·oo AJvin Show 9 :30 Tenn. Tw<edo 10 :00 Qmck Draw McGraw 1959 Ford --- - Station VTagon- 2 Door va Automati c trans. Radio awd heater. 1958·Ford -- - N 4 Door Sed·an. VB - Auto . trarHI. - $395 1957 Dodge - - - _$395 4 Door Station Waaon . AuLom:il.iC tnms. Radio & heater. 1957 Chrysler 4 Door Sedan. Auto. trans. 1956 Ford 4 Door Sedan Good tires. --- 4 Door Sedan. Auto. trans. Healt'r. 1955 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan . V8 - Auto _ h·ans. --' 1955 Plymouth - - $225 2 Door Hard Top VB. Automatic transmission . Radio and heat tor. 1953 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan. - -- 1950 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan. -- ·R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer S. Second & Mill St. STEPHEN BOYD SAYS be was invited to attend the cere- I :30 Phil Silvers 10:00 Gunsmoke ' Middleport come a nun, enters a year of seclusion in Betblebem. Conn. He and · Dolores are very good friends. Unfortunately, he will not be able to attend-he's leaving to shoot 'The Golden HOI' de" overseas. PACEMAKER ed to Don Robinson. you know. ' I lhouglrt pe<hapo I w88 m love with Don.' she told me, but ill time I realized I was iD love wJtb God.' " t: 30 Ch8111lel l3 Presents 10:011 Ne•ghbOr• 10: lli Social S..CUrity 10: 30 JeiSOIIII 6:40 and 11:15 PM HENRY MANCINI has bought ·WEA Ali Linkletter'& house in Bev· II :10 Casper Cartoon 11:30 Beany & Cecil 12' 011 Bugs 8UDI!J 12:30 Allakazam 1:00 FIJck. 1:30 American Bandstand 2:30 Movie 3:011 Bowling 6:011 World of Sporll e:ae Wrestlln8 7:30 Hootenanny 1:30 Lawrence WeD: erl)' Hilts. 'A lovely house," be says. But I bope thele guided - toor people find oot about my guy· lng it The bus>eB come by and I hear tlle g-llides saying, Oil "On your left, Art Unklet, ter's house.' lllo I'm going to put up a sign saying. Art Linkletter Doeoo't Live Here An7 More.' " on major TV variety . Jim Nabors stars as "Gomer Pyle - USMC," a new week· ly comedy series, whldb will be aeen on fridaY nl&b~ io U1e faD on 'CBS-TV ... Comedian Jfi1Y Vernon, new comedy lind, will be seen ill a serieo of J!O'Inrmaneeo thlJ Summer at Tbe Nevete, In Ienv~, N. Y. Pn:••ioullly 1\ADIO • TV NEWSREEL: MGM's 'Tile Uosinkable Mol ly Brown," premienld last al Chlcago's Pala<e TIJea. Ire lor the benefit of Lofala University ... Leon Ames, CoL Kirkwood m Mister Ed," bad the Iitle role In !be 'Father ol !be Bride" lilu~ oae .....,. • CBS-TV 8lld alao play- lloli $olr' the EleCallli .....,.~, ; • llle lead - ,,T'I'( Lllo willa - grams .. Peter Lawford, brother-In • law of the late Presideut Keft. nedy, has signed to star I nlbe liUe role of 'The General Alexander WUIIa mDoniphan Story" oo NBC-TV's Prolll.. . in Coorage" series. Series II based oo !he late President'• Pulitzer Falfler" serie! ' ' 6:30 and .11:10 PM says , how beautifully Dolores put it whell she told me ol her dedsion. She had beell engag- 1:30 Pat It Mib t:oo Olurch of Chrl8t 1:30 8a1UrdaJ Nighl II Movie Palace 10:30 Tbe DetectiVeo II :011 Clilller Tbeatre mony at whicll Dolores Hart, the actress who decided to be- I will never forget," Boyd WHTN-TV Channel 13 VS. Radio and heatf'r . Automatic trans. 1956 Chevrolet tConllnced from lront page) to rise exbltence ls healthy." 2 00 Gianls Vs. Cubs 5 :w Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Lucy-Dezi Comedy Hour I : 30 e Defenders 11 :00 News U : 15 Late Movie i Choice: Feverish Joan, Cool Bette 2 : 15 Dizzy Dean Thunderbird 2 Door . Au1o . tran s. R<Jdia and h~atrr. 1958 Dodge - - 10 30 Mighty Mouse II :00 Rm frn TiD lUG Roy Rogers 12:00 Sky Kin~ 12 3f CBS News 1:00 Doctor. at Work l :JO 1!16' NFL Pro Football 1:00 Airman's Workl '7 boot . Dan Thomas -&'Son ,6:45 ,, , '' . ' l ,. ;, �\ COMMENTAnNO EDITORIALLY "Wond,.r How -the • • !-Dally Sentinel, Po..-.eroy-Middleport, 0 ., July s;,ts Are in the \..ow t olace.'' '• - e, lte4 Phils Are Back In First After Sweep /Jelen 1/e/p Us! Made in Japan -In a New Era Fellow went into a radio store the oth· " day Aller examining and listening to he models on display. paying no partil'ular attention to their makes. he se . lel'IPd the one which seemed to him to . offer the best combination of good looks. good workmanship, good lone and good prict' . When he was handed the radio in it s carton, prominently emblazoned on it were the words " Product of Japan ." The man , a vetelan of the Pacific war. didn't bat an eye, though he was old enough to remember the days when the words ''Made in Japan " usual!~· small and hidden away somewhere on an articlewere sy nonymous with shoddy. People used to search out the label- in order to avoid buymg Japanese goods, and not because uf ideological reasons. Today the Japanese have captured, through peaceful initiative, not milit"Y 1mght. a large share of \be market in precision-made products such as radios. ca meras and electronic and optical equipment once dominated by the Germans and Americans. That's how long ago World War II was fought - not just 1 couplo decades but a whole era. My Read4lw Aoawor dot Mal Dear RoMero: I'm happy to report t h a I LONt:LY TEARS ,Pf XAla, Ohio, the Uttle bell't patient who wanted frienda lo lonely no longer. Your raponao to her has boon overwbtltnlJ18. (And l might have developod Wl'tler'a eump, reacldrealng your lettera, OlCePI I commandeered my •hole family on the pen detaU.) He.. 'a I II!Dpla I'd like to share trltb yoo : ' Dear Little Mist Thirteen: 'Do you remtmber what was left In the boa that Pandora opened? It was the moot priceless gift of- all: Hopei 1 wu born with / heart trouble. Ono of my earlleot recotlectlons lllyllll Rat on my baclt with an lco-plclr on my choll. In addition to this, I developed a disfiguring aldll aliment !hilt lasted nearly 20 years. 1 did, however, manace to cot to tho oJghth lfadt In school - with no friends - because I looked Uke a Leper. My chlldhood wao I serlet of "you must nots." No jumping, no runolng, no skalilll, DO any· thin&. The thing to remember 11 this: very often nature ste[ll in when the doelora have fllven up. 1 was waroed not to marry. Capital'B,' Please Scotland has its Scotch, Canada and Ireland their own whiskies. France its Cognac brand . Now the United States has its Bourbon. Note that it's spelled with a capital "B" - the result of a concurrent congressional resolution honoring Bourbon as "a distinctive product of the United States." What it means is that llourbon w I II henceforth be internationally recognized and protect~d. as are the other national drinks. from the manufacture. importation and sale of imitations. Fittingly, 1964 marks the !75th anniversary of the first concoction of Bourbon in the wilderness of Kentuckv in 1789 by the Rev. Elijah Craig, who del vel into things spiritous as well as spirituaL Deriving its name from Bourbon County, Ky ., where it wa• originally produced, the whisky is now made In other parts of the United States. A lot of farmers. bottle manufacturers. label printers. stopper makers and Interested friends will probably raise a glass in memory of the good reverend. Voi,..- of Broadwav •.. reporting Reports From The Capitol ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN By LYLE C. WILSON Unlhd Pre111 bternatlon•l ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN M I S S MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: Jean-Paul Belmondo of the French cmema has asked Geraldine Chaplin to be hls co-star in his next film, an adaptation ol James Hadley Chase's "A Beautiful Summer Morning" - !he storv ol a young heiress who is kidnapped. and falls in love with her kidnapper. But her papa. Charlie Chaplin, is said to find the script shocking !there's a twiSt for you ) and is urging her to turn it down It's heen reported that he'll direct her in a Dame Margot movie if s_he obeys f'onteyn, in London rehearsing for a ballet role, told reporters she was still afraid that her husband's enemies will make another attempt to kill him. The ,:·nlomal, Roberto Arias, Is still in a Pa· r , ma hospital, paralyzed by the bullet ·. : 1und~ . Joanne Gilbert, occasional singer and, .:ctress and daughter of Janis Paige's husband, Ray Gilbert, has obtained a qui et divorce from Eddie Rlssein. in Los Ang_eles . .The .former groom is an exeQU· tive wrth Btne Crosby Productions . Columbia Pidures have a problem with Jea~ Seberg. Advance reports on "Lilith" rndlcate that she gives a fine performaneo~l it. and they want her here for ~ PUQll" .-)!pLJean was so hurt by her last , re~tion in the .United States that •h• s ei'rifie~ ot .commg. A New York explains how the baseball aspoct of hi• operation works: "I've been losing a lot of money to Yankee fans hut I pay it off with what I've been winning from Met fans and l still have plenty left OVt>r 1' Goodman Ace TV's highest paid comedy wrlter. will b~ contributing again to the Perry Como show next season after rather a long re-. cess, which should make Perry's slot cheerier in the dialogue department. oookfe • • • Valuable tip to World's Fair vlsltora who are also Greta Garbo fans . She usually walks up 2nd Ave. in the Fifties at about 10:30 in the morning, wearing a suit, matching chiffon head scarf. and flat-heeled shoes, heading for the antique shop• and other favorite stores where she lli<es to browse. Look, but don't touch. please - or speak, or ask fer an autograph . Actor John Conte and hla wife, marrled for a decade. are trylng a separation, and close friend• think it will be just that - 1 trial, follQwed by a reconciliation rather than a dlvoroe ... Plans are being made to hold t[le Euro- pean premiere of "Shot in the Dark" in the London nudist camp where the pic· lure was filmed. (Black tie') Two major record companies are battling for the album rights to Laurence Olivier's "Othello," currently running in London Does anyone in the crowd remember florence Foster Jenkins, ~~e incredible amateur soprano who used to give concerts that were so far out they became almost a status symbol with the hip group? Well, whether or not the world is ready for another one, it's getting one. Remember if you will the name Bertha Halozan, described as a physiotherapist. So far she has confined her performances to private parties. but she's preparing to launch her career in a bi& way-records, a Greenwich Village nig)lt club engagement, and a Carl)epe Hall concert. ' . • • • Tippi Hedren may slug the ballyhoo boys for Alfred Hitchcock's "Marnie." They're giving out the news that Sean Connery's wardrobe for the flicker cost more than hers, and that's enough to cause storm warning In any Hollywood studio . Errol Garner has been busy for a week, getting his 20th anniversary LP on wax. He first made stardom in 1944 with the tune "Gaslight" -which is still setung New York hotel owners, wbo never have had such a - debghtful problem as the pr~sent room shortage, expect it to become worse (or better, from their viewpoint! after the 4th of July, when out-of-towners will be on vacation and something like a World Series crowd is expected for the All-Star eame lobe held at Shea Stadium. The power of TV: Since Meredith Willson launched his own snow on the tube and Included a few mentions o! his Broadway musical, "Here's Love," there's been a sharp increase at the box offke. In on• week the grosses w e n t The male from $26,499 to $36.959 stao· of on• of the celluloid epics now be· ing shot in Europe alm<»t <:arne to blows with a netwo~k n_ewrman a few days ago . The hero, ob]et•tmR to a question. orrtPr· ed his interviewer out of a hotel bar and was not obeyed. The situation was on the verge of making international headlines when nervous but brave studio executives ste~d in and cooled evervlhlng. (No, it w~~·t Rexy; he waa darllnj to ev· erybody.) · Slayed With Democrots Herbert Hoover succeeded The credentials of Dr. Milton Calvin Coolidge as president In S. Eisenhower as a Republican· 1929 and Milton Eisenhower king maker or policy maer arek stayed on, as did many Coolsupp"'ted by blood line only idge appointees. Nothing unaod not by background or po- usual about that. In 1933 Herlltical experlenc~. bert Hoover was succeeded by Milton S., of course, is the Franklin D. Roosevelt and Milyounger brother of Dwight D. ton Eisenhower again stayed on, The former President regards an unusual situation at a time his younger brother lils a bra•n, when the spolls system was be.. smartest of the Eisenhower ing applied In bo?half of jobs for family. The 1ounger Eisenhow- deserving Democrats. er will be 65 years old next The Democrats had not had September. He 1.1. a ple~nt, a crack It feder•l patronage affable gentleman 1n the E1sen. 1sinco IJI:tJ and they hunhower tradition. gry. MSE survived that DemoHis political backcround, how- erotic job hunt 100 eontlnued ever, Is sllt!ht and-or superf1- to direct the New Deal'a ogrlclal. There os Utile In It to rec- ultu in! tJ ommen" h lm to Republicans, c re · ocma · 00 program lollS! of all to Republicans who for the flrot nme ROOlltlvolt ore in any degree conserva- years. . tive. This spanned the service of For two years in tho mid- Henry A. Wallace as oecretsry 1920s, Milton Eisenhower was of agriculture, one of the most American vice conoul at Edln- contromslal periods in the hisburgh, Scotland. From 1928-28 tory of American farm polttics. he was assistant secretary of Critics of FOR's New Deal a(rlculture. Those were Cool- claimed that only In that dsidge admlnlslratlon year•. In Jllrtment did the New Deal 1928 Milton El,.nhow.,. became bear its richest, ripest fruit, , information director or the Ag- For example, Wallace's plan to I rlculture Department. deal with the pork problem by l 1 we,. plowing under little pigs. N•me Became Famoua 1 married. I was warned not Came World War II and MSE bet·ame director, war relocation authority, a relatively obscure post. In 1942-43, Mlltoo was associate dlrectOI' of the Office of War Information, aJso relatively obscure. But the Eisenhower named was becoming known world wlde as brother Dwight zoomed from star to star in ris- to have chlldron. I have two pretty wonderful girls. one al· most 15 one neuly 10. 1 was a ' 111E ALM.ANAC By United Prtss bateraatloaal Today Ill Mooday July S the !88th day of 1964 'with 1ia to rullow. The moon is approachin&:. Its ing rank as an overseas A1lied new phase, c-.nunander-in-chiel. Tbe morning otars are Jupt. Then Kansas State University ter, Soturn, Venus and Mara. recognized MUton Eisenhower's talents in 1943 by makin~ him annual draft need wlll be down Its president. MSE aerved untU to about 250,000 young men for 1956 when Pennsylvanla State University snapped him up. In 1956, tho year o1 Dwight D's re-<!lection to the presidencY, venerable and dlstingulsbed John Hopkins Unlversity cho3e Milton S. as Its president. It 11 Dr. EISenhower now, posaeasor of honorary degrees !rom :1e unlversit'es oru1 colleges. Dr. .dltton's backgroond ts proud aod honorable. But 11 somehow seems scarcely to warrant the position he seems to occupy In the Repoblk:an party or In the cul'f"nt atOpGoldl>ator maneuvers. Today's lJiedical Report By 1\'0JIII G. Brlads!Ht M.D. and she boo been miserable ev- tops. kale, broccoli and mua- 16 month$ IJeTVice u compared to about 450,000 available. Army manpower Is betng streamlined drastically In accordance with nuclear 11• requirementa. Paris lnsldera say Preoldent Charles de Gaulle belteveo ey. prus ultimately will have to be banded over to Greece, wltbout partition but under a federal scheme fllvinl the Turka an au. tooomous area of the ISland. But they aay, Dt Gaulle feels the time Is not yet ripe for him to attempt to mediate. THE DAILY SENTINEL · DIVOTID TO INTIIIJIIT 011 MIUII MAlON A.IA ·~= "'••=."":l:!':' iii'.T ... '=:.:; . I ......,.all sour"' Death Toll Expected to be -· Mounting in Guerrilla War . / now sUp shows, I tum trlrltt. But I say-HURRAY FOR GROUP SHOWERS Dear Helen : I am In hearty ICClOI'<I with tho mother who wu agalnot lfGIIP sho,...., I will olwayl ,... member tha mblrrllllllellt of being herded into a liDO of niiM fllrll by • I!OIIplt 111 womon loaebtra II> waft Cllll' turn under the s~"Wtr. glrla btlln to develop, they re 10 aWfully ,.n. sitive and shy abQut lhalr bodler:-, __, """' • an oven woroo Jttu• lion: Reoently I applied I 0 r wott with • lar1e eorporation, After 111 Interview I wu dlrtcled to the ,?"Ice of I IIUrH who lnld me, Strip, young lady, II YOU wllll I job." I •tllOCI otark naked while abo wal&lted, meaaurod, lnlpected and prodded. It w.. tho moat emblmuln• ... porlonco ol 1117 Ule. I underoland all female employMI 111 1 lib IMpectloa onoe o year and this practlce Ia ~ 00111111onplaee. I foel tluot H Ia DO dlfment from an ~ _tim• plantatloa owaer lllll*tllti 1 alave to ... H ht waa worth the price. What do l'lllllra think - I lmafiiDo aome have b1e• tltroogh ll - T.N. 'n1ll aolulllll II• dedioated to family Uvln8, 10 If you're havln8 ldd trouble or lUll plall lroUble. lit Htlan Help YOV · She will olio wtleome your OWII ...11 11111 tJ[ll1'tetlcee. Ado . . . Helen lloiW lD can ql IIIII III'IIPIJllr• '!I*' I feel that Jndoneslt &linad 1110n from the Ylall of Sovltl rtrat llo!puiJ Anuta• Mlltoylll thaD tht Ruosta.o did. Mlltoyan promlnd more Sovltl mUlWJ ald-&ea.rany believed fulfill1110111 of old conll'act....ad la.ued atatenitnll of IIIPJIGI'I for lndtlnealo'1 I!II!PoMallpla pOlo ley,_!loth were tmporlanl to Intk!neata. On tho othtr hind MJ. toyan bad to sttlla fot ~y • •apt rleclarattoa Of ll!dotlllllli aupport aplnat lha ~ ~ In lha AfrO.Ailu OQD. f_.. and the pneral world llllltlkat. ""'"""' ol till ~ lui lndnnellan CGramllllllt Pfll" I)' _ . notlcoabl,v abtfal fl9ni llllll)' of llikoylll't I]IOICibea. Clll tile Dnfh .- . ~- will retal!l comput. 1101'1 mWia"'' trelnllll but will ®I tlhlrply tbo 111111blr Ql eOp. Mil W. ......,., NMt ,,; , _1~- 1 sctjpt.l tat111 Into tbt Vmed 11114 fAI • • · IAIIU ""'ii::.... --.-:.•-:::: forces alter 1961. 117 llMrll tbe -:---'-·--:;;,---·~ · :.:.:.:::,:w:.:•:.;::::;:lf::..:-=:..:::.::::::!.:....1 [I '~ ~ . eoo: BERRfS For~~gn • News Commentary Q-Jdoaottllltp wlthmy moulh OJIIII but my moutb toto oo dry 11 niJht I caa Mrd1J epen It In ~· morntoa. Wblt can I do lor It! . A -1111 m•III 11 • common eomplalnl -larply blcauae oo many cllflereat thlnp can CIUH Jt. Sud! drup u belloly PIUL NEWSOM donna. otropillt and tht rill~- UP1 Fonlp Nftt Alolyll flo preparodooo u.-ct to relieve Notu from tho lONlp atiQ high blood prenurt and am- eablea: 0111 ~... are ~~~~- E... 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Wilen you lit <lllldHn pla)'lll&. you don't lmow that they too have oome lonoUnou within them. It II part of Uvln&. '11Iere .,. many th!nia to be corrected In thll -id. Why not Interest youraelf In other• and lot whit can bt done? And laUCh, dear, for lauahtor II btolth)'.•.AU 10011 luck. -Mro. L.M.K. Dear Helen: 'n1e Iotter from "Dlsguatecl'' reoHy ott me aflame. Wbat'a 'lll'<llli with lirb of the sama ace showerlnll toptbtr In acbool? My blgh achool had an OIU'Oilment of over S,OOO. Wooldn't It have been I dlsuter ~ "" had mothtra lib "Dia" to eompllcate our lhoWII' factll· Ilea? Our showers were Ill in one hup room where all t h' ..,.._ IIIII and bad 1 merry time alter clua. Fer tho pb who thoulht It shameful, wt had 1 few private showert. After lfl!du&tlon, oone of ua had traumas. I think . group lhowero liTO lood for lll'ls. It rid! them of shame or guilt about their bodlu that mothen have plaated In tholr mlndo. n leads them to know there'o nothing "awhll" about th1 f• male body. In caoe you tbink I'm lmmodeat. I'll let YOU In on I secret. I emburua eaally. When my = • Q-My ~usband ouffon from or oince. tard greens. · ~,:";~,r:; ,PI'Ickly heat. He hu tried salv· •· no - . , _ . , es ~nd othe~ remedies but they A -No aacees•ful tran• Q -1• a receat article you :;-~ :,~'""':: doo t help ~m- What do you ad- , plant of 1 thyroid luis been ,..,_ told of benefit> to threo worn- • - " .... - vise? I rted Wh 10 en from the use of the plesmB ...,._ et * ,_ ""'"" .,.....,, A - Prlekly IMot conob!l oi l po · "" much d. the eJJlllllder, LMD. lo tills trea~ "':.,_., ..-~·• ,..,_,.. nd bump.! or p1pules lo<:atadJ~d : d~l ~1110~ that ment for women only? "'"'..," "'-" ,... ,.. ....,.. chiefly on !lie trunk. ahouldtrs a . yr c Y .... olopl, A -Mosl but IIIII ·" of th '"" ........... el~y. Now ••'"- , ..,d llli"hs thll can l>e controlled with eve' were .,.... - ·.... - ,.. · ev•nH~t. Ooi., • : '111 • y oocur moll . fully adjt.UJted dote8 of thyrot<l cases reported. women -e •".., tt ..,.... ,., commOIIIy lD men who wwk m extract I• ·t -•lbl wit pure eolneldence. _., ... - · .. , ..,_ " ,.. 0 hot kitchens, boiler rooms or · 1 ~ e your OOIIy - " " .,,..., "" other . ptac11 where uceuivo Is mlseroble from some other ~ooad · It -"'• "·"' ,.,.. ._,.. . cause' a--11 yoar qae1 0111 ., ....., ...,.. .....,. • ..._. .....,... 1•woatill& 11 ,iodU<OO. If your · ood to Wl)lllf G. .., •••"•"• ,... · - .,,. 1, busband_cao I chqe hil work· Q _ Art tat- 0 ood BI'IOIIdetadt, M.D. to care of Molb - .... 0 1 - ,.,, hog OllVIronmeal he could try f IP'IIu • i lido paper While Dr llralld ........... ...... . • lotion containing sulfur and o ca c m. _otadt .,...;.\ answer. lndlvldaai rqorcin. '!'Ilia should be foll9w- A -No. Milk ... eloeest are tettero ht will ao1wor 111rten e1 ed by • eampborltecl mtDtllola~ tha lies! IOIII'eo. Othen inelude ., ...,.. tatonst In fllhlrt ealed pnwder to lilly ttchlna be- •::uc.::h:...:!P:.:"'.::"'::....:u=-:!ap=inoc!l=·~beet:::!.:•m::•::•:.·- - - - - - .,.... ICI'Itchlnl tha bull1pl oft.. leads 111 tnt.ctton. r,r,: p~lhatlc: ' ' ,~ " AT.l STARS By FliED DO'I'IJII UPJ 8porll Wrllll Jaclr Baklsclnm waon't good enough to lllllke the National League All..91ar team but to the Phil•delphia Phlllies he's mon- Ill PII!Illel' gameo this season . Marlcbol raka Loss Ruben Amero singled horne the WinnlDI run for the Phillies m the seventh innlDg alter CLll Dalrymple walked and took ey in the bank. second on a sacrifice. The Phil· Back it. 1950 a great relief lies dealt ll·game winning All pitcher named Jim Konstont}' Star pitcher Juan Martchal his carried the Phillies to a pen - fourth defeat. ' I ' I ! nant- and 11 rna} be that hiS· tory is repealing itself with Baldschun pluying the role of the new relief ace for a new generation of Whiz Kids . Baldschun turned in two perfeet innings of relief. strtkinM out four of the six llatters bf:. faced, Sunday es the Phillies · G' d d th San F owne e ranctsco I· an~ 2--l and .took a one and a bah game ftrst-place lead al t~e All -Star break of the Natl0061 League race. A 27-year-old native of Greenville, Ohio, Baldschun wrapped up two. of the Phillies' victories . m tb~1r three-game sweep of the Gtants, has 'oeen the close. The Los Angeles Dod.l(t-rs beat the New York Mets 5-0, thP St. Louis Cardinals detee1 ed the Cincinnati Reds , 3-1. the Milwaukee Bravt>s downed the Chicago Cubs 7-1 and the Pitts· burgh Pirales ~hipped the Houston Colts 7-1 m other Nationa! League games. Jn the American League. SO$ton beat Los Angeles 9-6 , Min· nesota routed ~ew York 9-2, Kan3fls City defeated BaltimorP3-1' Detrolt swept Washington 7-6 and 3-0 and Chicago towed Cleveland 2·0 and 5-0. Sandy Koufax pitched . a <~.iX· .~ h~tte~ and str~ck o~t ftve for h1s e1ghth straight ww and 12th o,ut,pitcher,ln four of the Phil- of tbe season for lhe Dodgers be~ last . fiVe games and has W_ lllte Dav1s drove 1n three run ~ relieved Ill no less than 33 of wrth a double and • homer 4 3 W' racuse IS ,. Inner Sy 0ver Pomeroy BasebaII 9 0 . . Righthander Bob Crow pitched four-hit ball for Syracuse to e~ge Pomeroy 4-3 in Sunday Htgh School League play yes· te!da:Y· It was Sy~acus~'s flrst wm m Sunday action ttns year. Syracuse's winning run came h~me ln the bottom of lhe sixth when Bob Grueser opened up with a single to left, stole second base, and came the first. Syracuse picked up another run in the second when Sherm Cundift was hit, took second 00 an error and came home on Mike Je~lns' base knock. Pomeroy deadlocked the score at 2-2 in the top of the third. Bill Moore rapped a double with one away, Simi>son reached first when he was hit, and George Harris walked to load the bases. Bob Smith singled cleanly Into left center to acore both runs. Syracuse grabbed the lead again in the tail end of the the third when Werry walked Grueser after Bob Crow had smgled, aod free. passes were issued also to Jlffi Crow and Gregg Rousb. Pomeroy's last run came in the fifth when Rex Cummlngs singled, atole second and scor- Line Scores Mojor Leape Reoutt1 By United Craig ;:ry 1 - - I M~eport RI*o Blanks Oaks 5-0, WI'ns Fourth of July Tournament I w:lf•. p~~- , Barons Take Ch~~;~~•. Jo~~ ~- 0~~;;,.~ ',;,~ ! Jets 5-2 in 1 1 I___!us~ eg t'La scored Leaders Sunday G. AB R. H. Pet. STOCKHOI..M. Sweden -Fonner heavyweight on. Floyd P~tterson easily pomted Eddie Machen In 12-rouod bout. Clmente, Pit 73 296 46 102 .:llli Mays, Sf 77 283 65 96 .339 Wil1iams, Chi 74 291 48 96 Hunt, NY 75 283 35 88 .311 Torre, Mil 74 'l:/7 46 66 .310 Allen, Phil 75 295 55 91 .308 A M"l 77 3"' 48 93 306 arun, 1 '"' • Santo, Ch· 73 274 49 83 .303 Cepeda, SF 63 234 34 71 ·303 Roseboro, LA 68 2114 22 61 ·299 Flood, St.L. 79 321 39 95 .296 American League G. AB :t. H. Allison, Minn 76 280 fill 94 Oliva, Minn 79 331 63 ll3 Mantle, NY 67 211 38 12 .332 Rbnson, Bait 77 287 40 91 .317 Fregosi, LA 6'1 218 42 69 .317 flint, Wash 80 315 44 96 .305 Kallne, Det 88 246 38 75 .305 Bressoud, Bos 79 297 45 90 .3IXI Causey, KC 78 308 39 92 .299 Freehan, Det 65 232 31 69 .297 Hom. R""S American Leagne: Killebrew, Twins, 30; AIHson, Twins, and Powell Orioles 21 each· Oliva Twins •18· Wag;,.r ·' cO: WHITEMARSH Pa (UPll ' ' ' Saturday Jack Nlcklauo shot a final NEW YORK (UPI) round IJVe-uoder-par 61 to win Hay Stable's !1'011 Peg defeated tte tl2S,OOO Whltemarolo Open four-time horse-of-the-year :: one stroke over Gary Playso by a head and won the . 1100 Suburoan llaodicap Aqueduct. By Ualted PreSt NEW YORK (UP!) _ Burleson (1500) melersJ Carr (200 meters), Olm;.. sell (400 meters), Herry Siel>ert (800 meters), Hayes Jones meter9 (high hurdles), Pennell (pole vault) Jeff bock (3.1100 me~r steepl•~l Mojor Le11111e Stalldlngo chose) , AI Oerter (discus] By United Pretio Intematioaal Ira Davis (triple jump) Nalfoaal League GB ~- ; P~~ lavito' A's and M~ntle 47 31 .803 1\1 II 17, ' ' 42 35 .545 6 a · 40 35 _533 7 NaUoaal League: Mays, 39 40 .494 10 ants, 23; Williams, Cubs, and Colt., Dick Ellsworth of Los Angeles 38 39 _494 10 Howard, Dodgers, 19 each; Cobs and Jim Bunnlng Milwaukee 38 40 .487 len Phils and Santo CUbs 16 Chris Short of the Phlllies ead, ' ' ' The other Pl"tdoers at Lor.,..• !Chicago 36 38 .486 . Raas Bat•·• In Houston 37 43 .463 ~ disposal are Juan Pimrro Amerlcn Leagne: Killebrew, Gary Peters of the While New York 23 Results 58 .284 27 rw·ms, •• SUnday'• -; Stu arI, Red So1, 61; Johnny Wyatt of the .Atl1letico, Milwaukee 7 Chicago 1 Wagner. Indlons, and Allison, Dick Radatz of the Red St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 1 Twins, 55 each; Mantle, Yanks, Whitey Ford o! tho 54 Jack 1\ralick of the [·••·-· LOI Angeles i New Yotk 0 . '"""''" Pbiladelphia 2 San Francisco 1 Nallonal Leagne: Mays, G~ Dean Chance of the .Angels. Pittsburgh ? Houston 1, night ants, 55 ; Boyer, Card s, "n; SanBecaus• of their power Mollllay'o Probable PUA:bero to. Cubs, 52; Stargell, Pirates, pitching the Natlonols (No games scheduled) and Terre, Braves, 41 each. been made 13-10 favorite> Tueoday'o Gamel Pitching S<!Uare a series in which they All-Star game al Shea NaUonal Leagne: Bunning, once tr•'led •• •. Phll 9-2 I" II Col•· 16-3 - ' ~ New York '· : arre · ~. ; American League Koofax, Dodgers, 12-4; Gibbon, W. L. Pd. Pirates, 6-2; Marichal, Giants, a Ittm 48 28 632 ' n-4. r:._J __ ore · · ' Amerlt!an l..r.ague: Arrigo, """'"go 44 30 .595 3 k New York 45 31 .592 3 Twins, 6-1 ; Ford, Van s, 16-2; MJnneaota 43 31 .5311 7 Bunker, Orioles, 8-%; K a a t, Detroit 38 311 .494 1010 Twins, Peters, White Sox, ft Booton 38 41 .481 t!IO son, Red Sox, aU 9-3, 7 1..oe Angeles 37 44 .457 13~t iiiiiiii Cleveland 34 42 .44? 14 Portslder Larry Price · Kansas City 31 41 .397 18 Portland pvo up only two WashlDgton 32 51 .388 SUnday whlle pltcl>lnB I b tilladly'o llos•ll• .Athens Lefllon team to a Booton t Loe .Angeles s win over Manetta. Kanaaa CJI)' s Baltimore 1 Price went the route for 9 New York 2 Athens team and fanned Detroit 7 Wasbfugton 6, Jot !ON REQUEST) batten. He also colleeted Detroit ~ Washingltla o, 2nd .......,.... bit. The lnno run Chlcaco 2 Cleveland o, lsi Marteua was unearned. Cbleago 1 Clevelald o, 2nd In btl only other legion MOIIdray'o Preblllle Pllcberl tbla tJeBIOD for Athenll, (No lebeduled) burled in a 1>4 win over · •1 a.m. W4tl lcotbt. He struclr out It in All-Star pma ol Sbel Statlllum, gamL Now Yaok '. Price Hurls TWo-Hitter ' F L • Or egiOD 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING ROBINSON'S CLEANERS National League mrungs. Fnday ntght, li.Io blank- . St. Louis 100 000 2oo- 3 6 1 mu,..;t~tw.,., Pni~.u •._. Piuu St~N~- rRfr h'l Bf u.s.-..... ::~/oO:'~sloa;:.~~1~a 1 ..._ ..,. 111 .... II a -Crlr "'' ed Wellston 1-0 in It iMings Mark Tannehill was the los- Cincinnati 010 000 ooo- I 0 1 Reese fanned three walked er, pitching the first two innI · hurled mgs · for the Jts · two. Boggs and Brisker e , a11owmg for the Oeks. They fanned four gles to sauer, Van Johnson and , walked three. ' Bobby Rice, and a double to Rio had five runs, two hits Buddy Moore, ali in the first and one error. Oak Hill had no lnntng, sandwiched around runs, three hits, and four mis- fie! ng errors bock of him, cues. four r~ns: crossed the plate . Oak Hill had the bases load- Tannehill fanned two and ed and one run with two out In walked one. the bottom ol !be fifth when the BUI • kl the 1 · ~wan, wor ng last 1 ram came. The score was re- five lnnings held the Barons verted back to the fourlh : to ..,. run, 'the result of IUC· when It was stopped by the um.l cessive infield bobbles In the pires. Jourth He ave u ·ust one 11le win avenged an earlier hit, I . ~ess s~gfe to Jim i 10-9 setback. at the hands of the Conde in the sixth. :.iauer fan- ! oaks. _Rio " now 2-3 foe I he ned 11 walked three campaign. . Jet> ' 000 10.1 0-Z 4 3 Today, R'? Grande_ will take Barono 400 100 x-5 5 I on the G<ollopolla While Sox in Tannehill (LPI Swan (3) ' We 'II prepare your readv mixed conlhe second game of the m:th and Swan Tann~hill (3) ! annual Kyger Creek LL base' · crete order to your specifications, and deliver ball tournament (openinc roond it anywhere in town, all ready to pour. Call play I at US. MEET ON TV First game lhl• evening at LSO ANGELES (UPI) today ... our service is prompt and our pricet Kyger Creek at 7 o'clock finds slllth United Staleo vo. Rusala are the lowest possible! Pomeroy's Dodgers battling Pl. track and field meet."' Los AnPleasant l~let. July 25-26, wlll be ed b ABC TV bet Co-managers Art Lanha VIS Y ween : Clyde Evans and Frank Petrie and 10.30 p.m. EDT, '"' July announced today Rio 25 and betweeD 7.30 ond 3:30 will also particiJllle In tbe lOth p.m. aod 10 and .I p.m. EDT, Phone WY 2-3284 GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. annual Southeastern Ohio Lit· on July 26. 'Ibe telecast• will I tie League Tournament ot Well- be blacked out In tho Loo ,An- I Middleport Page Street t th geles area s o~ next moo . . , I~~.,;;:~·=======~;::;::;;::;::;;::;::;;::;::;;::;::;;::;::;:;::; Line score of. Fridays tri- ll umph: Rio Grande ...... 1110 0- S I I oat Hill . . . . . . . 000 0 - 0 3 4 Batteries -Roese (wp) and Do .. a.. Reese. Bosl• (L(I .I _B_r_isk_e_r_an__:d:_::Den.:::.:v..:it::..- - - - ''I know we need a vacation! BUt who's going ~to pay for it?'' 1 C, Pony Contest the_m~1al run ~es~ strm~ to _15 co~secutive ningham. five free asses p P . DAYTONA BEACH, FIR.' Someroy 002 010 0--3 4 2 (UPI) - Indianapolis champion ! yracuse lll001x--462AJ s· · F0Ytd rove hiD s odge to 11 W Impson, Werry (1) LP) a car'!l length victory in the By United Press International Gerry, Murray (1) . Crow Firecracker 400 stock car Natloaal League WeekencJ Summary ., mermar. t7J . Ford Shekio11 (5\ : Blasmg111me 0-ll and Toree. Tt>rry 16), Daley (BJ and How: · l...oser- Ellsworth (10·8 1. HRspace the Dodgers' nine-hit atard. Loser- Ford (10-21. HR _ Cowa n, Ot! La Hoz. Lad. that dealt Galen Cis<-'0 hi s Killebrew . lHh Joss against ttlree wins. -1New York 000 000 000- 0 6 1 Roger Craig allowed 10 hits Stobarl, althoogh ho pitched on- aide. Los Ang. 100 121 IOO- 6 10 o, Los Ang . 012 1100 .J2x- 5 9 0 but pitched out of many jams "You wnat ME to suaest , ly to one Portland batter, David. Boston 210 200 13x~ 9 15 o Cisco, Hunter (8), Wakefie ld to wi lt his fifth game for the 10met.bing?" 1 S~n cf'r. who tx:came the Bostick gave up seven hits, Chance, Osinski (2), R. Lee (81 and Ta:;lor. Kou fax (12-41 Cardinals, who snapped 8 1-1 th1rd out via strtkeout In the fanned six, and gave two walks (51 Duliba (3l and Rodgers and Roseboro Loser - Ci sc.:o be in the seveuth inning on Bill AGREES TO FIGHT eighth inning. ln eight and cne-thJrd innings. Mo~ehead, Heffner !5 ) Radat~ 13-1 1). HR - W·. Davis. White's double, a sacrifice bunt IBHOCUStTOIWN _<UPI )-C h levelald~d Slobarl had been brought In Gardner fanned oeven, walked (1 1 and Tillman Win~er-Ra· 1100 100 100- 2 7 0 111 Iams, t e wor s , by Manager Charl~s Wlnebren- ontlneiaht and two thirds. Sto. datz (7-41. Loser~Duliba 13-1). Phrla. and single9 by Bob Skinner and Ig a San fran . 000 000 ,flO- 1 6 2 Tim Mccarver. Joey Jl.ly fourth-ranked heavyweight con- 1ner when two were out to pitch bart fanned one, walked nobody HR.s - Fregosi Stuart. ConJgBennett, Baldschun (8) and dropped his fifth decision tender · has . agreed t() a 10 • 1 to Spence r with Ray Proffitt la one-third of an inning. Jlaro ' Dalrumple. Marichal, Herbel agaill8t four wins. round bout WJth Sonny Banks ! who had sin led and L a r r • . All-8tar catcher Joe Torr~ of Detroit in Houston on July ' P 1. Y For Portland Price, Ray Prof191 and Crandall. W i nner- ~o­ r g ' - ., 1 w-11 . h b 1 r ce, sa e on an error, on sec- fitt and Jaclr Adams singled Kan. City 003 1100 0116--- 3 8 3 59 nett !.9-5\_ Loser - Marichal 1 drove ln three runs with ·a pair ~ · lams as won ou s, d d th'rd ba Th ' · Bal 001 000 1 61 1 i 11--4 ). HR- Hart. of doubles and first baseman incl_ ownas atnl ses. e . score Other t. 000h uding 1 1 481. byB knoc_ ka kouts, .o Moore a sma-le be8bitten ld hi8 were d O'Donoghue, Stock ( 9 1 and 000 000 021>-- 7 11 J ~ene Oliver had three singles w_le oslnl JVe. an 18 lu-5 Thus .Stobart was the ltcher bl S ··-c e OU· Edwards. Barber . Estrada 13 1_ Pills . 001 000 oro- 1 I 1 1n the Breves' 12-hit attack . with l2 kayoes. oC record through th to Pof th d e,bl tobart two singlet and a Pappas (6 ), Miller (91 and Hou ston Rookie Wade Blasingame MCI\..JNLEY LOSES ninth wh th J ek ~ et ~ e. and Jon Cunningham a B 0 w· O'Do h . h~-~ . SCHEVENINGEN 'The Neth en e . ac ell! wen single r wn. mner nog ue p~tc ':" an ~ght-hJtter to win ~ • ." ahead 3-1. it sU!rted when with · I (6-41. Los~r-Barber (4·6). his ftr.;t_ maJOr league game E'fta.nds IUPl) - Dutctl Davis one out Bruce Wallace ranned · None of the runs in the game j-Johnson . while D1ck Ellsworth suff~rf'rl Cupper To~ Okker defeated but tht. catcher ·I were earned. A crowd of about __ his ~ight~ defeat compared with Chuck McKmley of .San ~n~n- th · d t 'k th droppedd, t ~ e l 100 fans witnessed the ame j ( !st ;:,ma 1 10 VICtories. 110, e, Wallace en coulscam n t fmd I at Portland Ele . g d Tex., h 6-4,· 6·4, Rwhile EWimole- !hiT e basllri and ' men Ia ry SCgh00 l· I Cleve]an,-J 000 000 000 0 7 0 Jerry Lynch's two-run homer on. c ampiOn oy mers_on : ' per- Middleport 000 010 002 _ 3 8 4 · . and Manny Mota 's three-run bea. F'red Stolle ?f Aus_tr.aha . ed all the way to second. base. I Portland 001 000 000 - 1 3 1: Chu_:ago 200 000 OOx - 2 4 1 homer . were the Dig blow s fo r 6-4, 8--6. Sunday In exhibition Kra iick 18-4! and .Romano . te . t h h·Jerry t· f Van M Inwagen. kT h"IJptnch . · II Gar dner, Stobart !WPJ. (8), . p ·. . the Pna~es, who dealt Dick nms rna c es. ~~~~g or ar _ an~~-1 ' 5~~g-l Gardner 19) and Wallace. Bos- lza_rro 111 -4 1 and !\~~ Nt>Y tney. Farrell h1s third defeat against tkk (LP) Price (9) 8 d s ' HRs- Hershberger. ~<~rd. 10 wins. AI McBean's sturdy r.cer. Umplre : Hillon (Znd game\ lief In U1e last two innings pre· i Cleveland 000 000 000- o 4 0 berths on the U.S. Olympic ! McMahon t8r and Romano Aztrack aod field team with vic· cue 111. Horlen 16-51 and ' Mc10rletl m the Olympic trials. Rio Grande's Little League baseball team was tht> Nertney. Lose.r-Stange 13·8!. "toast of the village" today after blanking host Oak Hill WIMBLEDON, I'Jng. iUPI)- 5-0 Friday night to win the first annual Fourth of July (lsl gamel M~ria Bueno o! Brazil won her Little League baseball tournament. Wash . 202 1100 ooz- 6 a 3 . , thrrd .Wimbledon women's SIO· The ~alha co~nty nt~e sc-.:lr· l on a pas~d ball. Later , Gilber.. Dt!Lroit 200 230 oox- 7 10 0 ed on Bob Smtth 9 twD-baager. gles title when she beat Mar- ed all f1ve runs m tlhe fu-st two 1made It 2·0 when he tallied on , Na R'd ·k ~ l l ·1 d 1 11 Syracuse hitters wer~ Crow garet Smith of Australia, 6-4, innings oo only two hitr;; . Pess- anoth'!r pai!sed bail. Middleport.! Pony Baron.!l l IS ) ~~din · \;; aud , Br~m~ep with three hits in three trips 7-9, 6-3. 1 ed balls, errors, and ~alks led J In the second rung, Rio add· J :~:eated their ~ross-~wn rlv- McLain, Gladdi~g !Sl, Sher:~ 52 to the pl.ate, Grueser, ~app -to the Oaks downfall m the ab· ed three immrance nutrkers on the Jet:!, • Friday. In (9) and Freehan. Winner--Glad-and Jenkins, all wit~ smgles. HF.:NLEY-ON-THA~ES, Eng. breviated contest halted after ! a single by Dave Reese, pass- ~ league play, ru 1ming . their re-I ding n-11 . Loser-Ridzik 11.21 · Smith led Pomeroy wtth a dou- (UPIJ - Seymour Cromwell of four innings becam~e of rain . 1 ed ball. tm Oak error, walk to 1cord to 4·2 and ~uttmg . the I HR:o;_:Bn m Hinto n 7. im ble and single in three trips ~ New Y?rk won the singles In the top of the first, R i 1 Greg Bryant. Wesley Hurt, .and Jt>ts down to 3 :1-J standmg. ! t2nd gomP.I · ' mer_ while Moore ~nd Cummings col- I scu11s title ~nd two American 1'iced" the championship w~t:.1 anothP.r Oak error, and passed George Sauer pitched rour-1wash. ooo 1XMJ 00{)- o 4 o 000 030 oox~ 3 11 0 struck out five and allowed crews - Eliot House of Har· two runs. Lon Bush led off wtth ball. . hit ball, giving up only a tri- Detroit hits. v~rd and WashJ~~. and Lee a double. Jim Gilbert walkeri .. Dave R.erse hurled four Inn· 1 pie to Berry Hollis, a triple Koch. Narum (61, Klin.e !81 Crow fanned ·lbree and H.lgh ~ho.ol or V1rgmJa-scored Oa\'e Morgan grounded out, 1mgs of shutout nan for t he and single to Harvey Hoffner and Leppert. Sparma (2-1 1 and rueser. and McCarv<r. ( (54) Jay (4-5 ) and Edwards. Chicago 000 100 1100- 1 1 I Prdl lnkrnatiGnal Mike Ga ~ g. P omore tar:, as lrt ::~With 8 momen- To hold Portlm:;d in the botA fre:: ef : Stobart. lorn of the ntnth Winebrenner . seball scor- brought Gardner back to the mg laws Pvtt the victory to mound. Gardner struck out the All-Star Hurlers Named For 35th Summer Classic NEW YORK (UP!) Don Drysdale and C&milo Pascual, a pair of rlghlhanden witll liery temperaments to match th• lr fast balls, are expected to be 1 named sd the starting pitchel'! n 'l'Ue ay's 35th All-Star game between the National and Amerlcao leagues. Managers Walt Alston of the Nationals_ and AI. Lopez of t!te A me rl"" na will make tl!e cho•ces official at a 10:30 a.m. P~ Ference at which any o er ast-DllDUle changes also will be amounced. A crowd of 50,1100 Is assured f th or e 1 p.m. EDT, game at shea stadiUm tn wbld> III• N• Uonals hope to draw even for the first Ume in the ser1e1 which began tn 1833. The Amorlcans, w1Io once ltd tllo serlos, 12 games to four, go into the 1964 game with only a 17-16-1 margtn. Both l)ltchlng choices appear to be dictated by the perceu1age of pltcbillg a right-bander against a predominantly righthanded billing rlvol and tho fact that Drysdale and Pascual are sufficiently rested for tile task. Sb of tha Amerlcan Leogue's eight startera 11'11 right-banded bitten and '""" of tho Natloaal l..eag1111'1 eliht starters are righl-biililtlrl. · Olber ~ avallabli to 4llton are Sandy Koufa of tho Dotlpra, JliiiD Marldlal ol tho Gtonta, Dick J'atrell ol tho Middleport Edges Portland 3-l in High School Play Middleport'• Summer League Jed off otarted Jack Bootlck to High &hoot baseball team wa• lseod Wallace home, and Buddy . Ame•lcoa League Milw. 302 ZOO oox- 1 12 0 4-ll Sunday, edging Portland 3-1 Moore, facing relief pitcher Lar-. Minn. !02 llO 201- 9 19 0 . in two extra innings, behind the Iry Price, doubled Van lnwag- New York 100 001 OIIQ.- 2 .r. o Ellsworth . Brogho (4). F.lston three-hit itchin of &> h en home. I Grant I_S-5) and Battey, Zim- (4l, _Slaughter (7l and Bert.l:'ll. lor served Joe Gibbon's •iXth win. I Syr~cuse had grabbed a _1--0 a truck out five and allowed lead m the bottom of the frrst Inning when the first two balters walked and wlth one away Crow singled. Pomeroy starter Bruce Simpson was relieved by Dick Werry with one out ln I • Daily Sentinel,. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 8, 1864- 3 ODIJ GAS rauges wear tile eoftted GOLD STAR ol perfOI'III&Jiee and QaalltJ See ,_ $II .. ,.,, .. COLUIUIA US OF OHIO. INC. wm We W ,_a 'I let as help you with a ftOCilt&c.. loan. We're in buain- to belp people who need _ , - . Yov'l be p&eaaantly aur- • prised at our prompt, court~lll aervice while getting you the money you require. Stop in and see us, or phone ahead if you lik•. ECOHOIIY SAWIGS & LOAN COMPANY $25 00 TO $2000 00 ~~£~ON 3100 .~..,. ' ALL LCWeS w. s-.:1 st- wv..- 2-2111, l'olneror . . • '"· "~ ' L • ' -~..,_ I"''; ;;.,:i • ioil·~'¥ NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 1-2 N~ '~"-'' r~ · ' ... ~>. .....~i, ' DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. t . "': 1 ' .! �• ..."'•· zr as ·-rree oat aar elv~ New tn-rarm1ng Stalls Have Advantages to Dairymen ~...c~ ~ESAL:.: A !cui~gr ·~· Froo stall!l for dairy cows certain advantages ovot monl:::. "l::tr"' I.Y dairy,!:Y Y e gs ounJoe Bl'ekl. . 1 °• agr1cultural ex1ensiOn eng1noor of Ohio Stale ~mv~rol~yi suggeslod to M•i«• oun ~ • rymen attending tho ffi'!el lhts la•t weekthey thatmak· they thnuldngd"'"lde bela,. the bang .. h ·" th · • con~mpla~ng \ ) ey • r • Some . · ~~;·, ~u::;'~ ~om· 1 edby m•tht wiU every boy or &irl aged U or under, who attends the 'nfers' doubleheadll' with tilt Kinta' Cily Athletlcl on • 11111 admission ticket an official Lll· lie League baseball \lat. • Fr~e ;:w~ ~tb slightly less cleaJio Ill with a convtnlion blddld have boon aucceulul In . open g 1 ry cows 11 uaually COli- lrtl .,ttfllllJI IIIIIIICed. !..eN !rant relllnl lheda. Thlse abods tho free stall system Is that labor II rtquirtd to clun and however' lhoukl ba o-n on! ~ you can uv• on boddlna. A bid aii!Js COIIIPI'oed with a con· tha Ea•t which off;. thltd rea•on ,. lllat ••nltallon ventional bedded aru IIVan Uon fro,; the pr.valllnl pwind• roqulremont• may be mot more daily care. The cows are aii!O which como in fnlm tho Routh·~· eloaner' requiring '"" c o w • Welt. Mr. Blicklt wu YII'Y explicit . 1- IIIII oyotem o! houa- waohlng ltme. mg da'ry cows is 11011ally con- Anoth.. advantage Is t~a: tl!e in hil dlrocllon• that corlain sidered 811 alternative to I h o ruling area r~ulroment is minimum& ollould be oblarvtd typical bolldod araa where less. In the conventional loaf. I to be sure Uta! the 1ystem opercows do tholr raoting In a loose ing she4 from 6(1 w 10 ~quare ates rroperly He sug•asted that houoing . animah; • ouch as tall thooper., shod . In the free I feet par cow ••· r~u 1red •· "' keep for 1ar&e breed • • cows are not reotre n· the cow dean and comfortable. Holsteins, the stall should be ~· ~or Is lot<! olrored In the ln. the Ire• stall housing oyllom at leal! 44 inches wide and 710 • •· th1s requiremtnt I• lowtrod lo feet long He olso recommend· k 1 01B~~k~:":: t~~~~~~ th~·~!~~~""~:~·::':;s~ ! ·~:~~~~~~~::!~r.:: ~~:~ ~~~~;~ a~f 1!~:, ~u~e !~t. u ff'• stalls apparently to handle more dured up to 76 per cenl comp•r· ours F""""__.............,.~31'•~i!!~•a•••••~ ana N W • • 0 ,..,,._-~..r.-::,MPTif O I IVJI JN1 p T 0 M ET at t T 1 1 Office Houn: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 !Close at N0011 Tb un. - "'ast Court St., Pomeroy "' R~cineWins D all'rz : Tid• prevents boas cowo ll-7 During Celebration oD 7 i Complete Brackets for Sixth Annual Kyger Creek Boys' League Tourney SCHEDULE !OILIIMAKIU W•dn•ldii• J\lb 1----- VANKIII t=i:301-------., MAlON 'Kurlday, lob :I:A::.:<L::.IO_!L_I_I_I_I_D_O,O_X _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'ft'edMIIIIQ, l•tr ,..._.,.. •MIIOY .IITI Thllnday, Jill)' iZi':MJ I , Jnl.y Pi'1i1AJ, lul1 iO::Hi'f j 1~-1:30' j I ·---~------, Friday, July 1o-'l::t0 MA1.LU.IU "'""'.."· 11111 lo.-1::10 ~~~-----------------FQ_._._,._J_·~--~---~·_Jl-----·---------J ~ ..fY.ACUfl ------...J I .................... I ~---- -~--0 es, ~ ----~ se ID B ttl Clubs u d • Deep south Racta• I FIghts sm- ~ Roc':-'.~:s. do;...~ rererotl~· ~:~t f~r 4HClUbNeWS Tbundw. Jllb' 1._....30 Briefs •.• °· In~t~ -·-~ .............. ,.....,.. , 5-inch Prescut Crystal ~ I I hl!aurchelt Dtue HIIIIIJer owvGuiiithet ALL GAMEl UmpltM: i I DEEP DOWN VALUE I Dedication Is Announced Mrenrl TlltMzUN Defeltler Sllll••rsible Pilip fer Ht• or Fn Shspberd EUB Church 011 Rt. 2 at Flat Rook will be dodlcated Sunday, July 12 with offlcials of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Conference present. Tile Good Shtpbart Church wao founded ao a pilot pro,_.,! m rural church unification, after conference officials determlnod the Point Pluaant Cir· cult would be the loafcal charge for the experiment. The churoh J• doolgnod TROOP U MJ:IIl'I'S !lynn Tucy, Debblt Wialoup. Olrl flcout Troop 62 mot Wed· Itano Barn•• and M"• Soullb)' nalday aftii'IIOOII at lhe home Tlte nexl mooting wUI bt bold of Susao Soula~. During 1 h 0 at the home of Becky Wrilht. recreation period, 111w gamea wera learned. AtlandInc were J'ltEII: BAT DAy Jo llltn lllthl, Marla and lllr-1 DETROIT (UPI)-Tho Detroit Ia Nautlllnc, CaralyM and Mar- Tliera have deltgnotad Sunday. to out 210 per1011s, with provl.. lano made for an overflow. Tn room1 ol tho church art ava!Jable lor Sunday School and otlltr ldUC!ational purpoaeo. Both lhe new church and tho PlfiOIIIII 1r1 oloctrleolly hoated. Four congregations from four 0110 room churches have mecpd li>gether to make possible these new facilities, 1ubmerged under water in the won. eO.mta,.,lnt ,.,,.,,.,._ proved br l'lllfed, 8 moatba' field toot-vndor aiJ wtll <011dltlolll. eNo prlmlnt, ,.. Hotpoint 4,100 B.T.U. Room Alr.COnclltlonll' ONLY1J995 "'* a. BeeyourGoodNei(lbborAAtdOfi WILL YOU FILL 7HE BILL-. 10111 1St r.igbi a p( Olk ..P h t I I I '' l ' ag~. (' ! I ( l Nothiftl Down 18 t. FOREMAN & ABBOTI ( t~t p~hlalrie ) i I WY 2-SHI MltWioport, 0. W'f 2-ldS MIDDLEPORT ··---- ·-··- ·-···---------- ... - ~- -- -- · - · - --· ~han· c~1n elf'm~nt.'' fe;~~~~u~~~~::: ~:ma b~~~ r;:;~ ~el<t•ve ~uch and_ta_5't~=- 9 AcCl•de•llP l\fat• Holi"da)' -~~ Ill Turo-County Post Area rr71wrte~ :'-1Pi~s-Galha I 0 Lo I ~~~w c~ub dish·~ 1 ~,t'.~~ ~~~: ~a~ ~~lem~~~: O:~:n;tr!~iont:'::e giv~~ncby tangie~t. ° ~nd Beve~ly 6: 1~12:4~ I Meas.~rmg. Makt~g Mar~ Lunch~?" .lohn~v ye~terday, ~1:-s. Tt~as ~- Sta~ a- "Head~~arf re-; b~ w~ ~""'Y annic·prsar~· nin~ r~ 1 Ra-~ Baker Lo~se. Mra~ J ~:45 ~OKYO pa•~ "Qu~·.f~sliv. (;hoc. Swlmllllna.".~·Beverly ha~ Li•• w~end Worthin~n ~tly 1 ca~n~~ Hanm~. Racine Society Notes I ~;I$ ASHLAND OIL & BEfJIII8 --- - CU'PUY e~ Slt~tday . Demonstratio~s w~re ... ~ -- .~ fello~_Ne~~~-a_mess~_ge ··~e ~P To quality for the SOOd jobs of tomorrow, you have to re-train, Acquire new lbllitles, so you can fill tile bill And earn • batter llvinB at the same time. ' It bl thatuay. But nothing as lmpofllnt 11 your future ever lo. Take • ltap in the rlsht direction this week and talk to the loatl office or your state tmPI""mtni ttrvlce. ., '"'' .,, fir tllHmw'• /f/11 qrg<~ni·r<~1 Jnn ~on•. a·~~ Gra~ \ ... AND ONLY AT INGELS FURNITURE ~)Hs •~1· '~ I A~ tho~~~:.~ .':'un~· won' Model ACPQ41 h~ corae-~ ~e1er~ckP' tR~ger ~btlrne. ~lv'; to ~~:.~mpl~y: y.., rtfll't ,., ttlmlft'PW'I jdl with YflfiWIY'I lkiHI ,YNraTo,ey I ~ess ~ ~c;thl~:pl~al~ 1 In • ftw years, the job merkel wllf be different New skllfa, now tbllltiu will be wanted. The "11ood job" you hltvt w. day may not 111tn exist in the future. M,lchlnea and new methods are always replllclnl )obi. That s proaress. But progress also providea nawopportunt· ties-for better-Pfying jobs. Thot'a where you come ln. ePUMP eCASING eDRILLING e !NSTALLATION V~-3\S ~ w_ , AothOritle~ -~I ~h'' l l'ivef neWS I at1end1~g pl~nntng ra~ I _ ____ .- . reodlnt~o: 70MORROW1 ,rt, ,. '"'m' houoa - IIVft up to $1'0.00 OB lntlollatloo. . II. 21111 A.._ With every purchase of 7 gallons of Ashland Gasoline, you'll receive one of these prescut crystal bowls abiolutely free! These attractive bowls are of the same Early American pattern that has proved 10 popUlar in our previoua offers. You'll want to get a complete set of these sparklinJ five-inch bowla. They're-ideal foreleda, j fruit. cereal, d 1 ts, candy and IIlllliY adler uses. Matching 11-inch Bowl only 69¢ with oil change or k"Vae•fion tJt regular JneredlfJie - Bllf' TllllfJ1 eComplttely crulet- o,e,ntlonPWDP and motor are mtirely when you buy 7 gallons Ashland Gasoline I . H-c<~liber th: lltCIPT WHIN NOTED B:xcavatlan lor the pai'IOIIIII beJan June :If Ita and tit 8 to ,._ .,_: ...._:_ Pas r • woe no• · ~ ...ld Lockhart, and family moved Into the new home 011 Dac. 7, 1113. '!'he 1\rot worlhlp mvlce Will conducttd in the naw ehu!'l'b PT. PLEASANT - Tlte Good on Sun~ay, Feb. 2, !liM. t;~e mnvem~nt wa\,r, front-runner for None wua believed seriouoly 1by Debra Turn•~; Dobra 1110 Jim Bishop, and me) . (slatfl and Marjorie G or t1 1 . GOP preoldantlol nooctmlnat,lo · wounded. ol• teen N•groeo wore • • reporl on Btcycle Safe- Well, the ,tren blew )osl •• Butcher (Mro. Davis Butchm ·. Rarioe downed Portland I nhlo oppoaltlon to • 10 n 01 ' arreR teo . I tv. dtscussedd the . tt e 12 ·5 S, a tnr da)· .m i " ll · The. members . . Sharon and Pe'· w> (Pe'· ~ Jones • of Hou•ton • ·rex••• were herr · Sttversvl 10 tho l•w. said a 21\.year·old 1potalo chtp sale and !orne her dad\ were exactly ready to l<t ooe u1 Ia> week. an Oldtlmm' M•m• during --"'GH A L th a ---1 the<r o' ders. Plans were Mmade soop down thot white carpeted Georeio has been visiting the JUly 4th ohoervone• at liB· Pu lDII""' Uf for 4-H camp. .em- aiAie . 1 at Cheshire . this pas t w'::'ek 1 <'ine. '' who say1 tl1o pnyer 0 ber. tn go are Dtano I'll conle" I was o llttle l friends and relatives here and ' Hack Shain rnded up the The Ohto StJtP p,1trol the inve st igotion nf 0 church aftd then prGctlces \. Hollidny , Debra Turner, Kay "shoock t.p." But did It dis- mostly with her 1ister - in- winning pitrher. Marvin Swon nine tratl'i c accit.lenh iu llw arPa ovf:'r tht;> rial dlocrlmlnatlan Ia CJI:'!"~.I~ Wright, and Dixie Roosh. Mom- compose Pete and Sharon? Na- law, Mro Mario Mills. She ~eaded the Portland-Slivers· hoiictav ll'er k,.nd en "act of blllphomy. . . 1 boro dlscuo•ed the local )Udll- ry a tremor. A certoin mighty (Georeia J will go on to New ville pitching •tall. (More on There were fivr personal tnjurv arcirlen ts wilh sev<•n •~· Luth Olureh j 0 feel I Oldtimers' game In Tursday persons IO.JU1" t' d . hu t !10 fata litu•::; "I I lf:' pati'O I mad P 3"n gates to the vlannlal cOf\for· Gauae . Ga\ltpolts ing and planned their exhlbtts clo,. relative told me that oho York City to oeo tho World 's 01 ')....., told I Dam lU. 13 . . runntng M • 20 for ti'.e Meigs Coonty Fair. - told Sharon, "Well, 'v .arrests and lssued 57 war nmgs. ...,. of .t= ~u al· Fair there, •• her own city . Sports Defik) •• HI I "" Last Jcutknt of the Wf't'kPnd In Amenca (Lc.... were nn roller~. Pomeroy- aton ·• Dixie Roush, Reporter. wayo want·' to do things in o Seattle .h ew Its Big Part)' · 124 10<1•1· to tin• racial'*· Pt. Pleaoant 2h4 ....F. n ° ~ big way, oo they blew tho siren tfalr/ two years aao and f , =========== look 1,1, ,, on Ht "' 7 10 h 1 1 . A statemen1 pro I " falling, Kanaw a a 11s . u R I J II N . hbo t · just for you ., daresay ahe wanh to compare , h tliP vr H: ' pa ssPng"'r m biP.ntry waa offer@C to thf) 700 tt 111ng Chllrleston 18.01 station.. acne 0 YR etlg rMs me · · notel 1P m. A l"ar d:lven Y the :-;impsnn t·;n . flp\l a t ;t l\i :1m. d 'i galll 8111118 with tho 1 d M met and Win June t6 at the acne etho. . Sh<rlec J Simpson . 21' H;winc. \ I. R." me. •·ereivrd a humjt 11 e• , ary. non, ar · dist Annex wilh Harriet Neig- A FRUITLESS afterthought _Marjorie and !amily are , had >lopped •n ltnr "' traf lw d chu1cb • pooltlo. on marr1 field dams were on the •Ill•. Ma E Yost Wil Me- of mine, • Heaven•. If that call vtoltlng her daughter Iris Butto mak• " le ft 1u,·n and wos "" '" 'wad that d' ont r<'· 1 dworoe, remamage ar.d b\r I Bool movomento: :Jvl..;rs In' char'!'e1 Tho was from the pool- here the cber Boker o! Syraruoe tBak· strork in lhe rea r hc a •·a• or- qnirP t•·eetmrnt S.v tve ster wa; 17 c<ted control. Ohio River - Anr.· ette Jones . ·t esson was ' cook'In" • ·Each head 1ife guard · Leo Kennedy ' er and Seyfried Co · you know ·1 In wtMeigs tnvenile r ourtIn ,.. proJ&C era!Pd by Rn\wrt s~·~v1'<:IPI ' th fnl lltr• to o;;t"P · ,.;1·,1r"Pd 1 down 14, 12: 05 a.m .: Weowrn member brou ht a oon- was a wedding guest (cousin So nice to oee those old · , SyracusP ' " COI.UMBUI .average up 14, 12:$0 a.m.; Andrew Cal- lribute to a luncheon co"" now, by marriage) aod the friends of H. S. days and re- I There was """"' •b magt• '" assured elear di ,tonce. JD per cent mcre.se In pay Ihoun ur 14, 2:20 a.m.: Chris d h a bride'& sister Barbara a brides- mlnlsce •nd wonder ·' Who, Othec arrest' reported bv the 1 1 1 Will '"; Jr. down 14, ! :20 a.m.; Eostern .. maid io a life guard there, al· When and Where'' abut so matN \10BII.E ! IVF"I<S P•'' ' "l rv• r the 1weekend mrlnd· Ia Y up 14 6:20 p.m.; Bayou Lor. ' ' so" ny we knew now i<altored to ed Wtll tom Hac_man. Jr, 35, ees o the lence and Correction o.pert. th - ralne ' up 1!, 3:1~ a.m., R•••h. Well · tho punch was tho the foor corners of these here l r PT PI ·E'SAI>:T ·"·~ -· Mr and ftaetnr. ri iPd to Meig' court 1- drehsh 1plated cupcakes. cherry gm;: In ble up 16. 12:0> a.rn.: Volcan tho <alto wao the U. S. \ Mr• Nral Raker and ch.tdrPn . .luly to for stnp sign vtolattnn ; 1 • pay J A Rhndal. "P 16, 1:10 a.m. Illinois down K th H'lt "S fel Wllh Knlvoa meltlnaast that ynu about ever Two gueot& in one doy. one Pat. Linrl a. Alvn. 1LonntP . Eugene Fink 48. Rlltland, cit· ed by Gov. amos · ·llo : 17, a.m.; Luther Herdman Y 1 a.. Y • ate and finally In o fanfare from way Out West, the other I Lou Jod " Mt "''"on · eri tod ay to Rut land ma yor'o w.ho dllelOHd pay<: lo up tB, a.m.: Cotton Queenj Hot. Pam, Ervm of horns , Lee and Sharon were from LB.J , country (Tnas) I ' AvPnuf' . art:> sp('ndinv; t·)lo wt!ekF. rourt for failure 10 yield right 1•101• and oor.tal up 18. 2:M a.m.; JaneT. up Properly, o!f as wtre Bill and Lula only was quite a thrill lo say th• i at the home of his '"'"nh Mr . .,f ""' : Svbil Miles. 83. RaPine, workers aetually bopn ricelv· 18, 4;45 a.m.: W. H. Shover, Jr. Yost Grape Punch, their's (Bill and loast. and I. R. Baker. Mob•lc, dted to Meigs court ,/Ill)' tO Ing the bllhor salarlll loa! down , , p.m.: , . Al a . whrr• th e~ w•ll att rnd thP for fa< lure In obev stop sign; 1n i Sharon.. Ervm and Garcta M.,. _ 0 8 6 40 p.m.; Jelfersonl 23 9:10 We<lnosday. down 23, Setting 1 Ta- 1 The project leseon was on aew- I EXPECT Marjorie'• douI 50th wedding ol hi s I and Clarence 48. Rt. down 23, 4:25a.m.: PIIIY Dow- ble, and ~~onda Ervin . Sera!" lng. Barbara Bailey gave a re- bly Iliad she's he,.. just now if PVT. WOLFE · parents on .lull 12. when hi< 3 Alham· . cited Juh• tO for runPtaaaul YoliiJ Hospital ney down 23, 5:15 a.m.; Phil- lnJ Dlsheo. - Carol Wtlcox011, port on her favorite bird, the it'1 like a cousin of mine 1111ce Marine Private Clarence f other six bro thers and lamiliP' ' a light. · ADMlTI'ED: !lin. PhilliP lip Sporit Greenup 2:45a.m.; Reporler. Mockingbird. Refreohmento and visllin deJCrlbo<' It - Wolle. "'n of Mr and Mro Wtl· l wtli he preoent Co.nmander Hall West Coltllllbll: Mrs. Crt>- John Ladd !loan up Greenup -rocf<'ation followod tht meet- 'Twas 107 decree In the shad' son M. Wolfe of Route 2. and hiS fam !l, are. restd· recruit mg m Pt Ple>Sant whtle 1he lia Davit, Pt. Pleo.WJI; Mro. 5:SO a.m.; Lady RoHmery up The Bashan Farmerettes met Ing. - Loul•• and Lenora Mlch- and no shad<!.' I looked up cme. has completed Fred Bates Pt. Pleasant: Mrl. Greenup 7:20 a.m. : John J . on June 18 at Sutwn Methodlat aol, Reporters. Houston, lo, and it's fairly clo,. !raining at the Marme Corps Re-• constructton or the geodehc sur· to the Gulf. a 11oot1 swimmin' crult Dopot, San Otego. Ca hf. Jve,, boats l•or the Manttmr ser· Harrj' Plckana, Raclna: M ro. Rowe clown Greenup 7:35a .m.; Church. Jone Bush gave a Larry Duke, Rodnly: Mra. Tra- A. E. Dyke up Gre<!MUP 8 a.m.: port on Vegetable Ga;·denlng. l Big Bond Boyo mot on May \ hole, a1 you may havo heard . . Following graduatton. the new vtce are under constrttctJnn at cy Kinnaird, Pt. Pleasant: Mra. Ravenswood, down 32, 6 p.m.; &lven 16 at the home of their advi:"'r' l \ Marine reported to Camp Jos· l the Marwtta Manu facturi ng The proJeol 1 TO ATI'END CONFERENCE eph H. Pendleton near Ocean· Compan) · Shirley Jo Henry, .\ilple Grove. Elisha Woods clown 32, 11 p.m., ·Nita Harrio BaktnC Cookleo, Mrs. Harold I)ISCHARGED: Mra. James Alton Zephyr down 32. 12:15 J:ane Bush Frlllll•·" lesson on Knot Tylnc. John ; PT. PLEASANT _ Mrs. Bet- side, Cetll., for advanced infan· : -----· CampbiU IIIII dallgbtlr, Bid· m. ; Buckeye down 32, 3.- and Jean Pullt?,' Bleculla and I Lo_hn. Jtm Swat&ol, "'d J •l h n ly Suo Kaulf, plOSident or 1 h • try trainine. I COMMUNIST TIUOF. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson wo!J; Mn. Donald ·McKinney, 15 am.: Stool! Ctty up 32, 4:15 Refreshments. Recreation lol- . Wdes 11••• domonatrallon on WSCS of the Trl 11 M tbodl t \ and or Woodall•ld !lflent GaDipOI!o; Mn. Pall\ !toUinl, a.m.; Steve Click down Meldahl lowed tha mooting. AclviiCir of Tyiftl Loop Knots -John Loh- chiii'Cb, and A.• BtaO:- ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY (UPII-.Iapan·, lr•d• tho weekend with rtlotives. Pl. 1 p.m.; Invader down Meldahl the club Is Mro. Mary Rllse. - te, Reporter. enthlp, wUI lltend 1 School or I MANILA tUPf\- Vice Presi· wt.h Commun1st Chma .•1· : Mr. a"? Mrs. Robert Rfl" S' Albenl; Alba B1Jbur11, 11 Pleaaanl; Mn.llarl')'liltalll, S. 6:45 p.m.; Barbaro Brent up June Bush, Reporter. . , -Missions of Weot .VIrginia con- I dent Emme uel Pelaez Sund•y . reedy the $100 mribon l and famtly of Columhus w••r dno: IJitlter CollmaD, ChtiiJI. Meldahl 2:SO a.m.; Pamela D. . Mothers LltUe Helpers met lartnce 11 the West VIrginia announced his candidacy for level. th•s ):ar, til• Japan-Com· gu..ts ol her 'pare111 . Ire: Mn. Willy HtrdaWI. IV- up Meldahl 8:3(1 a.m. ll'lvo Point Star Stitchera met on June 18 11 the home ol Mra. Woaleya Coli i 1 8 ekh 1prestdeot of the Phil•ppines on mums! Chma Exporten and Mr. and Mrs. &Ren Watson ana: 'l'llaf!l, Pt. Pit• Ga!JipoUs Dam - L. Fleore 011 June l8 at the home of Jack- Vernon Weber with the 114vl.. non thl•n wooke • 1 u an- . t be oppooition Nadonolislil Importers Associa tion roparted Mrs. Francis "' aaot: Jctltn Jlotlr.,., Call!polll up p.m.; Oliver Sltearer up le Mora with tho aclvloors, Mrs. ors, Mr1. Weber lind Mn. Sutll· partv ticket . Sunday. Ravenswood, W. Va. s•v Ferry: R - lfDa, Ntii'IIMJp. 1:16 a.m.: Wayne H,. up 2:50 Pat Holter and MI'B. Bolly Mil· orland, In chart!•· Sandy Tay• , Two other Nacionalistas have eral tlays l'ltlf\ hrr BIRTIIII: Mr. and Mrs. Phi!- a.m.; LylUI B. pp t:Oii a.m hoan In challle. Tlte meetlnl lor and Sherry llayil 'ave a 8AAE SALE already thrown their hats in the IIIAN ARRESTED Stln·tn-law, •1111' daugllt'@t. Mr. tp Hall, W-.t CoJumM•, a dati- Kanawha Rlvor 0. 1'. como lo order with the piM<e demonatrallon ·pn A bako aale hu boon pl..,. rin& against Prosidont Dioodaclo and Mrs; lilcl Wqner end IDll•. abler: Mr. and Mn. I.IITl' Shearer up Marmet a.nt.: to tho Amerloan. Flal and the olalll Clke." A'repori nld lor July 116 by lhe Evan- 1Macapa&al. Pelaez was olocted Ora Leo Dalley of Rl. l , Ra· Mr• .ad ·.Mta... cant layoe at ' Duke, Radnly, a dauairtu: Mr. EJgerclllf up WtnUeld· 10!40 p. 4-H Flq, lloll .,u wu anawer- en by sandy Taylor and Roaao p!Jne Chapter, Order ;I lhe i with in l961 hut cine, was arrosted Sund1y af- J>Lu.burlh, PJ. wteke.- ' andMn. Halr)l Plekllls, 1 iOII: m.; Ttlelm• Ann down Winfield od by 141\\ambln and ellhl mary Rlct on '\Sellt)' Wltlll Eaa)em Sllr,ln Mlddlep!ll't In- broke with nim and became ternoon lor dlst.urbllll t b e guests oLd ";ea. .M* Mll!l!r 1 Mrr·and '"'"· Tracy ltllla.lrll, 1:40 p. m.: Jerry Bosworth aueots. 'fho club tllacuNod 4-H Tholll\l' -'lltlicl of AUC\ill' U as wasj· with the opposition 1peace. · Sheriff Robert Harten- ey Wolfa •lutd·ll*lt·a weeU • 'I \ Pt. ,..m, a llfltllltllr. up Wlnlleld 11:10 a .m. and tho potato chip aale. eon, ftaporter, lll'lltr reported. · party. . bach was the arrestlnal officer. wilb lheiD re\1lrll8ll btlale. I 6:aD-7;30 ANI:I I1SO E.S. T. EUBChurch ism~· im~hlllty su~h ~ nDturec~hat : ~e H oc~ I 1 w~~kenPCI wa~ op~ numu~r 3 '" I 17~ ~n u~hiteA lo~ ~as airplan~ ~:ow r~ce, ro~ex<SIP!l(" Rt•vt·r~al fe~•r ~~~ gl~ss ~:>roke ilot\da)', Jiili' ,.....,•• I ~~~ Auo e~7e'·R g~ om~ Ed . a~ ~-~n, •;j ~~reo t~ ~·m '~hare! a~e!Jou~i .ce!'edemd~ny u~e ., ll_e~e, ! m1unt~tned. .. m ~~~ ~eaMI Blllm~h ~~ee a;'~ a~ . w• roc~ll. I ~~ ·~ 1~aa~ ~d!l al •HAM,ItJNINIPeAMI , ... .4CINI UPI MaIcom XD About Face oes 1 fUtility, lutr 11-···- ~· "I ---"'~ ~rr· , ~5-yr·ar~old t~catf'd brms~s ~nd lneera- ~ TliW~. J11G R:Sd ~ ---.:=:--,=-=--=~ 9ALLIPOI.II ATMLITICI ~· T U~ "J' b mo~nd PltUTH'I POM. .OV Tlelll 1 elating mlnloter, Rev. Howard ny years •••· a rash of ,.autilul 1 Ruppel! or Our 'fown . . '. l a r m names opriJii up · GOOD SPORT - Gary Gibbs of Mason demonatrates lmpre1slve, Simple, beautiful. - "Ferncliff" was Lawn," one "Sun· end we and won'tvery go ny Bank,' " Maple I· i in• the route for the winners, his good sportsmanship as he retakes his seat, still 1mll· further except to llivo 0110 of mone them, all due to a con· ranntnc olx and walkinll four. lng, atop the dunking machine at Mason's First .July 4th tho best qulpo of the day by certod community effort 11 , NEW YORK fUPIJ - Unttl a 1 of . brotherhood with the gre at ••crifi<'e to Ame.rice 11 Portland hitters wero Dave celebration. The dunkln& machine waa donated by tbe Goorge Ed Greenlee, hlm,.lf beautification and tangible ed· lew ohort months ago .M"Icolm 1 whttes: . .. slav•s a nd as soldiers. We beRoush with two Allen Bi& Bend Ji\ycees. - Sentinel Photo. J"Uit ... new groom of onf w!ek's dence of the owner's pride in X, known . as_, the angnest ' _It st 1ll 1s a mtlllant and (>ven Jf AmPnca says we are with three llnglu, George Law· -standing S.z Geo. Ed, the lovely hom•• and farm s Black Musltm of them all. vtoi"nt message . But the hate· •·tlllcns. we •houid bave renee, two 111\IJlel and I dou· " H , · Blll ju t 8 other old there In that are 1 went about the country preach- all-white doctrme that once , our nghts now. not be degrees ble, !lad Wallbt'Own. two dou· by" Hemlock was through there and ing the cu_l,l's message of " hate· marked his '""''Y word is no . as some courts and others say. bill 1nd Rick Proffitt. Buttono • (Hemlock helng the nome of not 8 farm name In sight al· l all-whttes ••d co mplete segre· longer there . . . If they a•e ours. they are ours, Allen, r.lngltl, and Melvin LIW· tho famed hllooo her"• lethal though .t.•il boxe• were fair! , gatwn - of a separate black lo an •xdus<ve ,otervJPW and tf have to f1ght renee, • double. ., dose, •• yo!-11 reference well lettered , a verv impoci- state somewhe<·e tn the Untied I with UP! h• expla tned whv he I them we wdl light lor them.• •·• f Ri · to Hemlock r.rove Chun'h 1 ant thing to do in book • Stat<> · has rewcted the teachtngs of When Malcolm X left the -• or vorv tew wendre l Negroes and whites battled with bottles and clubs Sun· Th' Bill' ' ddl · So · nd Y · for 12 vears he wa s <·11"1 Muham mad nnd is now preach· Hlark Muslims. monv followed D·Hit BOlton sl we" Thng• Wed was me names a "SI s1gna oned lteu . tc nant · fnr F.lt1ah .. . . wllitl·s . · rl with J B two kl s1nrrlesB a k d ay near All an a, Tex .. where 1our persons were sh 0 t an d th11 • ht todn \1oham. tnk wttll to 1om tnln whet he coiled the 1 1 1 0 k. u';, pollee used tear gas and night sticks Sunday night to U- i Hu"': .. ,YN Heop wan k ' mad. leader of the rull. and ds los fo ll owm Blark Na tionai<St movement. It 8 :Y· . . : 0 b au erl . 'I1break up a crowd ol Negroes at Selma, Ala . I,.;gt G re g., PI or .. chief llpokeflmdn He whlppt•tl Admit" Muhammad's position 0 ormg an · s orne. 8 IJnlted Press International said violence also broke out h • "G .. ••:_. G "' Dawd il k .. b , audiences of negroes to a 1 h"'" done a ,.omplele and authr.nlr . gle1. St. Augustine. P'la., when a band of whites armed w1th 1, t e bo.ang ;"'· H ·, G '1 \on ., 00 • ra pitch agai nst "whtle devi ls" about t;we ond I'm man l.asl Suodav . while Elijah D Barnhart worked the knives and chains attacked Ne&roe• fishing o!! a bridge. ' S a;,:• r:•: lo0 1 . and t11P Christian• he l'lalmed ennugh '" adnHt it ecrn tf Muhammarl speaking in 1 for RiVII'VitW 00 fannillll A ten.•• situation developed ·· ,ns :• anny ; · b t . gav• hint \lis lig ht eoffee •·olnr it m" kes me tonk ndi rnlnn' in Harlem Malcolm X held an or01 1 six and permitting !rae at Athens, Tenn .. after e crowd t Negro you th hod 46 slitchts 0 w om were on e, u ' • retn an mtg h) raping his grandmothr• tlw e)'<' nl the world ." Mal· gantzat"'"'l meeting of a new <: whites surrounded I t~kt>n m R cut on hill back jn ~atter two now doing some ' further sug~el!t "Gias~ Howle"h, " I reJOICe . I X Sl:ll'd Th ur!'u:1~' " . .,,.,,u ral l•d lh".__ Organ•·· panel. ., , . . . 1 ' f he lk th when a wh't 1 e man ("om ... p ''' •LJt" .. til kl .bout 12 Or group 1 1 of si< N•~ro youths the St. Auljllsltne me<dOfll. AI serous roug ' dies." he would sav "" fm•• "The "nly reason snme pen~ zatirm of Afro· American Uni· 1 n na. gue,., or \ w re you cas wa Negro woman W"' . somethmg. i doors and purl ntgh · contorted with hat; ' pie might think mv aho"t fo re I) rOAAU t Another meeting P-L .............. 000106- 7 8 8who were admitted lo the Rlelnt ··-··-···· 290 001)--11 de vloully all-white 8'-Ction or a for edThbls waa folllotwh- \ rud mn )Onurt•hellf,t atsllk olml enear\ When an crash in is ndiculnus to wlll hf:' lwld lhts Sunday to an0 the rve of the qhli c nounce the oh jecti ves of the or· Wa\lbrt!WII, Tuektr (4) In theater Police hroke up thr ttnns from a 'oicycle chain . Y w tng supper a • i 01 g 0 rs oor ounge · . . . · b· • 1 dl two t .Y'"' s f••go At\ ktlled t c121 ' th• nd B. Hart. \ conlrontatlo·"• . hom• of Lola's parenls, Mr. ,· at t!nlvmlty Hospital a few Pans rmgm·,,·,, I ·,ngt·".Jl"lll ·,1 't"P of glml zalton It if' de sioned a" a 0 a Proffitt Lawrence. Portland .... &12 O&xIS 19 2 It we• the !\rot w..lrend aftn· i and Mrs Georli• Zeigler. where 1 years bark 1· ea ng ct tzens · ."': a. .a. , ;, ca'o 1 h• grR"·n•M dr owRlvmiew . - 2:00 011- 9 to passage of the new civil righ1r,I l ln I rooli shly fell doW It nat on Then for sludlO apurtment he t'Xulted In publlc C.od I ral hroug ht into puhlw helnrt- II Is int=:: its memhorship rrom all AUen and La'lll'lllce- D Barn. law t'at SJw rarial barrter> • my diet I?) . Diet. ha! I I hous... nno "ould u,. "Stehle I) answered our prayers and b · strata nl America'' 22·millinn a--'"1· -~ loll In three downtown Jackson , II I But \t was worth tt. the fun, ! your h<:>re, this once dtk tt an alrp\ane lh out 120 nl h1t the rollght ' Then·trno we-~ ~f'nur a t mnral t' !T·;j~ 'J~>groes hart and · hotels where strict · · met June the u.~ h theb dgifts, dthe g•lety, 1 a Bban. t ' •- j •- 'II 1 people 11 w~ an1·a l1 onw oure invol\"ed Replacto• Nationalist• Re.."" Clte•ter· Far·m Bovs !i Y WI 0n l morP MI.. "•ot\on ha• been h ed a d uIt hmaylll!tl Ul 1 r8 r;od- he gets rtd of 120 fll tllf' m ·· When 1 lost m~ ron r·I(1t'IH'P rep Inre 22 at th• hom•' of Earl Hunt j appyh" hn e anII groom, 1'11e uew n'Al' WI'II re 10 Muhammad as " pmon. I tl,e i<la"k . Mlosi.-lppl wao the !aot siB I<' 1, with 10 members present . Ad· oy '" w IC we • 1 ar · ~· as wt ' us or way nv.r at on• who~.'' Nationalist movr· the Deep South tn whtch t visor Ross Cleland was ln j ye ars. E lle<l 8 M lim began to ,.,... ,,mme tm phi los. me nl Mak.,Im X hao bPeo (Colld ed tram no) hotel and r.,taurunt mt•Kra· charge Jack Frederick report- NEXT AFTERNOON, Sunday · I 0 ;pe d 1 YK "'ed as· ophy. pPlhaps ohjrdic·e ty fur na mPrl •Is chairman . , . ed pill ~ha , ' lion waB accomplished 1ed on ~Drdenlng Roger O!bome \ June 14 · after a forenoon with \ J KEEP HI!:ARING t h t> n res l en n enn ht~ '\ 1ht> 11r:;t lime. and l' i5< fifwt nm' M~1leuhn X i~ the m(Js l vi n011 century •"'0 bu a ganglm& ,rc ' I ' 1 d t I H t• M E to k . asH farmboy · who had al en\lrl:' and lPn1 ol tht:' major Arneri ran Nl•· pra1r1es cover more ".a · T..... battle near Atlanta Tex .• I on Woodworktng. JJ·m Mered'tth Jspirin and coffe, 1 tottered word Jf'-Heu'·ent. to sas_slntlt lon escn , lim1 1 1 Heavens -. named , out t when Ne- ' ,,n Fore"trv. game . see own Sharon o o e Jones ea n and. . Lee We sy_. P_ease . . t.hH.. :.kens r.,1m . bt."ha vtor pattern ,. .Ul young lawyer Abraham . about . a c.t 90 pub· " . A aoftbalt . hve,o,111 I,thiS here oonowtt " up. AJ. 1 . . believe m gro Iea ders He b<>lt'Vef> 1. 1 voes Wt'll <wtmmto. 1 prel'oded the mooting and a · · 1 .. •· tie tear·lte< h•te and nffm arm ing Neg.-oe6 with ~uos "tu . 1 11 ro ast followed ·, . Re·\ Davidson on a like joyous II bet k andh we 'd jolly mgIt lome waf> 0shortl lie beach nP.Ilr Lske Texnrkana. wtener . fluent Society" roosv· after t 113 t som('thin6 1hat is unoOt:~lnt-lble defend themseh!:'s '' and SP Oll LlriCO1n. 1 1 The Negroes wereelub-owing. met by , P.orts were aoslgned lo Chorltl NlS1 on. ter now ow to say \ statement that Mal!olm · . . . 1 '"ve Ihe hi ac k man nee d' ' mg . gue' n'It " squ "ds" tnt•' ''' ,, IAN -•'"' r.....,CIICO _ A aur . · bo bottle and shalt ooblv retrain from a Jt.e X""' 'It'/ prompted by former Pre-tl· when they Jtarted to\ Frecker,Larry Hill, and George deocrlptlor or' the rodiant, red i 1 .xpelted from the Mu•lims, al· sometlung mnrP 1 try to show South to prnt.erl Negroes from d. . DwlJht D. Biaenhow@r I!' and _Loute_ Frederlek. Demons-- headed bride the rive TICKLED ME NO end to though he claims the real rea· my fo\luw erc; how til"\' ge-t what he terms thr ··}\u KIll x 1 •---' ---......•JmJn• p enve. I trauons wtll be given by Jack ' " 8 •· mornl •rt'o 's" th•1l <.;[lfllf'thi n" more. Klan """- ....,...,~ ~ ous bridesmaidl, the five di11nl· hear 1 new, bright and cor· son wa, ' :~ ' ' 111. • A .. hile voutlt woo ohol tn Ihe 1 IJDODI tbt rtftk and foot with piitOI and :d fied (man, oh man! ) handsome I reel reply to "Hove you slop- ! be could nnl ltv• with . . H•vr Full a •.• blleana for tho r..en y lhree Negroe• received pellet nc r ere' re er.. youn& ushero. ond Rev. Mar- pod betotinll your wll•'" This i But wh•t has iienerall) , We rinn't bel<eve '" "'"' of palled alvll rlahta 1tw, It Wll nunds (rom a Jhotaun wit- Ttte Salem Cftnter 4-H girls vin Dowson's impressive and IJliW!r, 'Yea, becau•e she unnoticed 1_c; th at thJ -. fnrreful Muhammad ·_, philosophi ol se p.. Hev Martin L11thrr King, nn1 renaled today. , said w•• lir•d twice by Q 1met June 19 at the home of Dl· IOiemn ceremon at the flow- turned on me and nigh about 1 and eloqu•nt man has done a . acatton We the Alro- "I I"'' important Negro lead rr. OBI' •. 11Mll minority of \ hill> man. Olllm received l ane Holhday wtlh Kate Rouah or decked alta/ (S.e our pa- killed ME .'' : complete about fa ce on <lw Am•rwan should h"''"- hts full hr is " "" working toward the , k• nd boltles and Marle Turner, adv110r1, m per somebody's lOtta han· question of separat1on n! thl:' pa rt m th r f' ntnf' Anw1uan PX · sarnr goaL Th"' diflerrnrr those parttclpatlaJ In the wr• "Co -• 8a B Gold ..,rUtse.;; rom roc a · h Ad s. · 1· 1 ·· 1 - t"n 1 d and tht>rr is a gr('<lt dlfferr nrt1 1 vey blc '"' n. arry - I I• d hlle youth taken c argo. omons1raton r- die all this besides me 'cause OLD FRIENDS Georl!i• Bing races and ts now preac nng o , prttenc• . ,. ' "'' ' 'r . k weter. frcmt-ruMer for tht . l rect Table Setting,'' wasstven I'm iitrlctly a column' writer, I Ruasell of Seettle, Wash. hil ha\t' made <t - IS In speed ~· BoA n~, I 1 W..,11... Q LG11'1 deotlnotion ) Ocean Cltv , Maryland ·'By tho oea, By the 1ea, By tho Beautiful tea ," ta \ 18 · ta · ta - ta. 1 May lh< good Lord take likin' to all of you, deor young other thlo weekend. Mr. and Mro.'o. · Ever try tt, dear reader? I Well, I did, and did I have FUNNIEST RESTAURANT · ,,, fun- but I'll never he the 1 name I've heard thio woek •· -" " 1"Tile Cluutd Fork .'' some man again . - -- · ___ l._l._ ____._"! On Saturday Juno 1!, we i real For homt funny houH name• a , . of Harrtsonvllle . attended the nuptlalo or WI!TRACTOR PULL- Raymond Co!tenll warms up Charleo Butcher,1 1 knew In Gallia !lam (BIIIl Turner aod pretty, County woo placardod bravo· ,tractor after the 6500 d••• tractor pui\Jng contest hegms at Rutland. Tractors In Charming Lola Zeisler at ly . "Dun Movin'." lhts class began by pullmg 6000 to 8000 pounds of concrete Addtbonal pounda&e was Hemlock Grove Church ; off!· In the Eno community ma-l added. - Sentmel Photo . _ . . --· __ !·· doubl~s. 19~1omllllrvlll• 1961-,omeroy RtMII111 1962--ft.meroy Plrlttl 1963 · O•lliptlll Tliltrt lloUDDLINIT IINA,_,TO=OI!.----------..J. ~IIOY J\lNE II - I went li> !lie Woddlnp - Both of 'l'llfml By tho Above t!Uo. I mean that I, heroic soul that I am. attended two wtddlngo oee~~r· ring within 24 hours of eoeh I 19&9· -Ooc'1 Plna Foocle .....,a:30j --~----_j By BIIUlehe M. Haekiat I In a prli<ltice Fr Rivday evenlna, Portlahdgame downed mltw 1$·9 wltb Lee Allen ill- litiiVIOl!S WINNIU l . ~ alnt~leo go In:! (eoi;lfntlod on - llaclno Boy Leaflllll'o IUl'Yiv· od a Illlt' Inning rally to dump Pnrtllnd-Lalltt 11·7 Saturday d••rilttl the a~nllal J~ly 4tll coloh ·1!11111 at Rr elna. 'lba Raclna Yank• •114 RA!da oninblnld to upand the Portl1nd •nd Letart boyo with tho win• n•rs' b~ frame beln& tho .... ond "bon they ICOI'Id nina runs. Racine hitters were R. Johnt•m and Rubert Diddle with two each, 1nd Borry Hart with a ltlilglo end double. Gtt. Una hit. !or Portland·Lollrl woro Paul Juatice,andLetRobert., Allon, ked Wlllbrown all with alnsleo: A. Htll. dou· ble and Chuck Mult'ase. a1home run. "'ce ~~:u•:,:~P~!" Pll•~~l the Did You Know That ... ? 0 from dominating tho area and prevenH•• the tr 1 _,. on o more I timid cows, It allo sprealls out I manure In the alloy so that be movod ill to the I '!be curb blohln4 the stall could ranae anywh&ro from 8 to 12 lnohea In hel(ht. Tilt principlo ol tho frea •tall 11 that bod· din& is held jn place b)' 1 h II curb. 'Mte cow moves Into the stall bead first and layo with her tail juot lnstdo tho 0 u r b .Wbon oho arisea •ho uooally I move o•ck an Inch or two r·J: ~~~:d Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy..Mlddleport , o .• July 6, IiM-S Macapt~~~ai IIIIi!~. -~pent �•, ) ,, Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look-· You'll Find Dozens Of Bargains Below! I&-Ua1t ~m uJeJ, .t'uln"':"~·~pon, u., July 6, 1Y64 I _Jiusiness . Servicoa _ WANT AD , I INFORMATION Ut.AUl.ll'+l!:~ , 11>11 I' ~, ~' , A\ ' ~.U . .AIIV" QUALITY \1 " \lnnrlnl ,,!, , 1<"<·.-p•«! l·n• [h\ ~1M\ ""hi,.., , col 1960 Olds M ... •• ~ ,.,,, .,~ .. , • '" '' >•· ~I ,,, ,,,, ... , .. ~...... ..... ,. · n~ «I• nn• y,!ll ,.,,. per "'"rrl '"' 1;! 1..1' 11 11 ~ to,o, DISCovnr wllhoro 1d t 11411d ' ARU 0~ on 11 .:10 A '"""'"'" u~IO •cr• M to H :l" A. I' Strl tram, DISCOUNTS PICKUP & DELIVERY hf'A!N . ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY 17:1.5543 M o\1 '" 12·110 U11ll) rlflnl' Notir.e Mason , W . Ve ~' AR\IF:IlS : for the b<sl bulla, a1. the bt>sl price, 1.11ith then(ltion's leading sires in Dairy ~nd beel F'or £or~noon conven iPnce service, ..:al1 hy 8:00 .. rn ., afternoon service b) 1 or p m . by calling Curtiss Breeding Service Inc. Technician, Leland Parker, Pnmt>ro~ , 0. Ph_ WY 2-2264. Albt"rt l arker, Chester. Oh\o . Ph. 9115-3m. 6 24 301Jl OPEN EV£·5. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO nn:l 'l~ > $1495 Pomerov Motor Co. •no 10 11.-.v~ tm 10 lbs. Dry Cleoniri!J $2.00 4-Door <'~ 1\ H floc.- .. .- nn t H-'1. 1\11\~ & 01\ITI.J II~~ !lou ... mln all•li ! oaua• """~ lr ARIES •murr Erodo Sallu·liR}' - ... r., .. """ lnr I"" ..-ur<l ' '"' M""""'"' r ·h~ • o:~ >I> + 'l't"''...:l ct''P'"'"' ''" t>O' Pock•tl and Zlppen tirf's. 1961 Corvair Lakewood $1495 S!:ilmn \\';ogo n Lt•o; _-, 1h:ur 25 .000 a<>lUal milt's. spotiC'Sl! inl('flM , . PowNg lirlt> 1r;Jns. radio. ht'att'r. Sharp dark grN~n frn1.~1l and ch-an l!l!t·rior \.\"hitewall tires like n('W 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4-Door _ $1195 Spot!Ps~ tl("af.l inter ior Whitt> fini!'h. \/8 engine . powt'r ~1rPnng, p('l\lf'r hrak1·~ <1111,, tr;on o; , rnrl1o and henter. n~h• ~h " "'" ''" "' .. o~ ; ... .. ,. ··<"t"·.-•.-ol I>· • ,1 <11 ~_ "88" Lm·al U\l lll'r , elea11 l!ltPrwr , 6 cvl. ptt\\N ::.kNln .~. H~rrl1o . lwatt-r, ~ ~)oct t<t'ol I ! I I I U .... !'- 1 ,.. ~'"' . • ,,:,, .., I Hour C lean•ne Altering •nd R~etnnt '- ('l 111!11"1 T il 1'\JO. ,,. Professional Dry Cleenmg and Shirt Laundry Pomeroy Motor Co. SIGNS l'utol,r•tlCJ,.. SPf.,,.n.-aillln• Q ' "' \I .. "" " 2 Reel Eatete For Sele - FOR SALE Jnstrudlona -- FOR SALE - All electric home MEN lti · 3ll Train tu1 Agent. $11,500. In New >Iaven, W. 0por """" for America's RailVa. 5 rooms, bath, built . In road>. Trained men earr flO(I. kitchen, garage, aluminum sid- $600. Gooc Health, H gb ing, nice location. OWner bas Sch. Nee Maintain present accepted employment away income whtie training. Send from this area. lf interested Name , Address, Ph. No. Bo• Phone 882-5451, New Haven. 668A, Tioe Dally Sentinel. 7~12tc --------'-~2~1otp FOR SALE _ Parsons Farm I Approximately 3 miles from He p Wented New Haven, W. Va., on Union MALE :- Men 1~. See Ralli-Oad · Roa d. 1-'' acres of beauti'fu1 trammg Ad under Instructions rolling land, good pasture, :;,;:-;-:~--:-:---:::7:_~:_1_:0~tp barn and other outbuildings, GIRLS for waitresses 21 years also farm pon~ . A good 8 old or over. Living quarters room house with bath a n d furnace. This farm has been available. Starting pay, $40 a week. Apply in persons at well cared for and priced for Green Gables, St. Rout< 7, a qukk sale. Shown by ap- Gallipolis, Ohio. 7 6 3tc pointment. Jake Somerville Real Estate, 317 Main Street, to Phone 1632 or 1327, Point WANTED: Reliable lady Pleasant, W. Va . 7-J..3tc stay with nld age Pensioner New in Farming (Callllmled lrom .... -~ bedded area. It Is essential with lbe lree stall system that the 1J fool a!ley be cleaned thoroughly at least once each day, Mot! farm. era uae a blade I110UJlted on 1 tractor to get this dono. When BUckle waa questl<>ned about narrower alleys, be pointed out tliat even with an alley several !em narrower It aWl would be necessary to make throe '-'•· down the alley with 8 ..,:;; blade. With the 12 font alley one trip with the blade on each aide would remove most of the heavy droppings with the thJrd trip taking care of the remainder which would be in the center of the alley. Tbe concentration of the manure would also be less Alloiiier lmparlallt - .. tllat bolllnllbt pordlllltllllt the posta II probablJ batter llllll Dalllng. 'lbBt lo tolna lo be I lol of weight bitllnC 100M PI" titi0111 11 lbe oow Jays dowll 411' gota up, so bolting II IliON destrable. U the alleya are to be fluBbed with water, tiiea lhe curb ahould be matlt of COJ>o creta, otherwlat, heavy plank II oaiiBfactory. Some suggeatlona oa 1n1roo1u.. lng tho oows to tho ayatem of hduslnl are: Fill bedded area about hall lull to prevent cowo from kick, ing the bedding Into the alleaya After '"· ·-•-~.., .uu• ..ll are ao · ted lth the liB fUl th quam w sta 1 bedded area almost to I u II belgbt of curb · Add bedding ao required. CLEANING PROCEDURE In I 1 It 1 1m rtant It c ean ng • po remove manure from the lJe. d'1ng and curb twlce a day. A good time lor one cleaning fa In them mornmg right after ani mals get up, In the 12 foot alley, ao less would be tracked in tbe bedded area by the cow. can(-ellf"d 7 •.o':it your : ; furnishings at Baker FurnJNEW HAVEN REAL EsTATE :;:;' i;_PPh~;.,toV; ~ ~2 ~~ Strange as It may seem, the rure in Middleport. Ohio. l tor'! llcense? GaD W'i PHONE WY 2-2157 brl GruHer. Plamblac ud cows seem to like these free llealinc FOR SALE : 3 bedrooms, built- VI 3-2604 alter ~;00 ~- m. stalls. In most cases, all except 4_ U _trc_ MtaenvWe• 4'Mdo In kitchen, hardwood floors, MALE : SALESMAN - M a n two or three per cent of the cat. '!'be average cleaning time II For Sale 62 Skylark _ $2195 End your sewer trouruea full basement. carport. Only 20 minutea per day for a 50 co" HOMF:GHOWN tomatoes 5 We bawe aU sbft $450 dt'IWn and up to 30 years. wanted; Good opening in Mid- tie accustomed themselves to Card of Thanks herd. Scrap alleays at least onco Family of Ameha Walrr lbs $1 00. Rufu.'i Orf'nder. Har- .~!~l<lrfl~;}bu~·kf'~p~;~,s sr.~~·;· Spwer Machines I dleporl and Pomeroy. Sell the free stalls In one night lnNishes to thanK Dr . Daniels. nsonvi lle . Ohio. Rl. 684 it i\'P 1rac1 ion. Ra(tio, one lo Reasonable Ralel FOR RENT: 3 bedrooms, built- Rawleigh Products. Year trodution. For the small percen- a day. In regard to manure dlsand the nurses at Meigs Mem·l - - 7-:l-:llc l <'.11 ownl:'r cau Wl' Z..m74 Uay m Nl~bl in kitchen, hardwood floors, around , steady work. good tage that do nOt ri:adily adjust, posal, facUlties for handlins tic profits. Or Write Rawleigh, it may be necessttry to tie them sloppy manure with Httle bed· 7 11 orial HospitaL Racine Em-,s!CK ROOM and invalid sup- 63 Chevrolet $1695 full basement, and garage. Dept. OH G BoW 137, Free· in the stall a night or drive ding are requirPd. A manure ergency Squad, Ewmg Funerplies ant aid:s for your comSeveral more properties to . R 1 11. 4 dr. 6 cvL One lor::~ I ow h ( $3, d port, II I. 7 6 ltp them in, but according to re- loading ramp aod an lndagate & I Horne, Rev . Danlf' 1s, I'V .• fort. We C;;trry a rornplete n.-.r. I.uw miit·a~i' c oose rom- ,., 00 an up. on the manure spreader or a L'':!l.sto, Singers, Pall -b{'arPrs. line .lf cTU!I'ht~S. whet"] chairs. JOHN M. RJCHMCND, Agent ports, afterallone oradjust two nights Farm Machinery practically cows them. liquid manure tank, have prov· 0 Our grateful thanks. al~. to commod,...:-.. urinal:-;, under Hice: 5th St., New Haven en satisfactory. our frit>nds. and n{'ighbors, re- pads. bl:'d e.tc Rollt•r : TIJ 2-1985. {Pomeroy WY 2breed cows the laLi\•es. and all who ht>lped Pharma('v, WY 2~3586 Mid· 245t31' FOR ;ALE: Gardf'fl tractor. As Mr. Blickle pointed ou~ in any way during the Illness dlerum . fi-26-30tc ' Pomeroy, Ohio HER:'~~ ~ ~N LAYNE, BrokerDavid Bradley, 5 h. P- Cleat width of the stall can be cut before c.ny change it is import· t" ~( ""l"" f h 1 · ht down to 38 to 40 inches and the Offk •>Li ,"'\'w Haven Mill TU Ires, w ee we~g s, reverse, length to about 7 feet. T be ant to study the entire opera. and death of our wife , mol~- ' 8ft. 1\.'Jo..at Jls Jla - case Tvler See :~elg l~r Bulldms and Suplion to see if this change is deer, and fi(randmolher , Amt'ha double dut~,- s~n;ce. Me::~l .dis- ply. tl.dcme. _for better homes, 2-1035 (Residence TU 2-4425). cultivators, tooth harrow all Walker. I • I t .t I ki1Phen cabmets and storm 7·3-6tc for S200. Contact Lynn Hart, st.all floor is usually dirt, sand, sirable. If it is desirable then p (IV cast.", ('OT.lP e- e w1 n maz- 1 do Raclne Food Market. 7-2-3tc or gravel. plus deep bedding. 11 ~--~~ 1 Tbe Louis Walker Family zan.in : she lf and s~t of dis- 1 ors Easy Term• Avallebltl ' FOR sALE 1- aC!=e of ~land I The partitions between stalls be sure that all tbe !acts are ________ 7 6 Itc play trays. A·1 conditl0n. 11961 Porl•biP ~ewing Machine HACKETT'S , near Reedsville on Rt. 680 lnsurence should be about 4 feet high a- considered and complete plan• are made as to how the systeril 1 WISH to thank all my friends Look l;ke new. r1rst 13flfl , in original fado rv earlon. SOHIO SERVICE Winme Bailey, Reedsville, Rt JOHNSON stm :..1- - - hove the curb. Solid partitions will operate once It is completEquipped lo zig. zag, makes WY 2_3898 POMEROY ~?X 189. 7 6 6tp a ..ency, ·ln. :Oton:u~ao:; will red~.<ce drafts but partiand relatives Jor the lovelv takes it L.) nn Hart. Racine ed. canl;;, nowers and fruit se~t Food MarkeL 7 2 3tc buttonhoiPs. ~ew~ on buttons ~ tions witb boards up to 12 incha Anyone wishing more detail· to me during my sickness and 1NF:\V --<\ND u - SELi- weld"r· s-. air. and fancy stitches with just I For Rent surance Jim JohDSDD and es apart are cheaper and prt1· ed Information on free stalb c I 1 · r · 1 Bud Simpson. Agents. ho.spitalization. Also Laurel compressors. Wf'lrling rod. a wist o a smg e dial. Lef1 1 Real Estate For Sale - -. vide better summer air move- for dairy cows may contacl Cliff Club, for use of bed , elc. Free l:t'lnl,n <;tratiun. in lay-a-way and never been I FUP.:NI~HED and unfurnished _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l:._:l~d:.:c: I ment. the Extension Office for a copy 1 nC(' due $47.00 or Everything meant so much t~ used. U.al, · apartn.eJJts. 134 Mulberry Auto Sales Mr. Blickle pointed out that 1 7 2 3 oi a leaflet or for more specifk to me. Mrs. Qenver Carman. ~bTY~ - -fl J tNm~ of $7.00 Phone WY 2- ~ FOR SALF.· hou!<e, at Tuppers Ave ., Ph WY 2-6615_ semi-open partitions should ltc Yr IS · worms un ·1 • u1Y 2204. 7 6 6tc Pl::~ins, 1 acre ground. Mar6 ~ tfc 55 DODGE pickup, new V-8 mo- start about 18 inches above the suggestions If deaired, 7 6 = - -- ---::_: 5th. nnl) $1.00 per 100. Will --- - ----------- I tin Mollohan 7 1 6tp IHous~ ·- · tor, neY t·rl:!S. n~w paint job, floor level. This will be high Card ol' Thanks h ve more fr{Jm A.Jgust 1st : G. _L:. Vac·uum CleanerS,- c~Tl· r. F'OR RENT in P"mein good shC:~pe ready to work. enough so legs will not get 3 nd bath C 11 We would like to thank all ' until Labto1 !Jav. John Mohler ; mstrr and tank typPs A 11 FOR SA E-H ----roy rooms a a e<~~n G A n ••• 0 1 6 . I c • ouse rooms I WY 2 3575 fte 5 '2"tf ....,.,.. . . . =m, Racine, caught. It will also be I o w thost• who were so kind and I R D.. Lf'C~rling Creek Rd . , with l'omrlete set of attachand bath, ~- 3 bedro~ms), hard.s r p.m. o- ..,.. c Ohio. Phone Wl 9-2685. enough so the cow will not roll helpful during the illness and MiJuteport , Ohio. Phone WY ments. New guarantees_ Comood n 7 7 2 Jtc plf'l.f' price $28.50 ''r terms. w oors, carport, stormiFOUR ROOM (urnished aptirt- ----=:--,--cc--_:2:_6 :.:t=c under the partition and get a deaths of our Mother and ; 2-610:!. b th (M CJ S Phon.-. WY 2-2204. doors, gas furnace. Phone ment. Phone WY ~3658. 'I'M! Rambler hip caught and possibly seriousro er rs. ara ellersl Harle" D"v'ol"'" 74 tH57 - Fl. WY 2-3424. 6 30 6tp 5 27 tic World S Co ly I. . ed and ·• .. · I 7 6 fitc tandard •• mprt OJUr · important thing is a . Clarence . Sellers) . wei mot.orcvr l<-· r,rood · cnm!ILli\n - - - - -- Eseelleooe Another WISh especially to thank the I Many Cxlra~, $700.00. Ce~ :_ HoM Ain;- cOnverl.illle - punlpl FOR SALE : 5 room house on FOUR ROilMS, bath ar~d bast;: 4tig car room. ride and perform means of forcing the cow to Th Ha H I S nd ang at Holzer ril Bla' kwolod 2 milt>s west ' for stJ31\ow or dl:'ep well up Ht. :138, 2 miles above Ra-1 ment, furnace heat.P boo e uce SmaU car economy aad step back as she rises. This can Sch;.l Cl:: of 4 28 tfc ospkl a· d r. Boice, Dr. l of llarrisrmville. Ohio_ 1 to o·n ft. $4500 ('horles Chaf-r cine. Close to construction of WY W3Jt. maoa•erabW..., be done by puttjng a board ov- Ch h . . ·. · · R .· ROOM . --~ •z arc enjoyed a covered dJsh . Sl ac . an nurses at Mt>il.!s: l 1 0 8 1 4 . . 7 2 .11p 1 f!'e. Sl l\'f'f Hrdge Ht'ed..;ville . nf'w a< me am. eaut1 u apartment With bath. flee er the front part of the stall a- dinner, Frl'day even'".g, June •• Genera I Hospl 1a1 · · c'Jol:. .... of the ""' F I H ~ d F.wmg . , WfNO()\\' -and porl'h- sharlf'o.; ali i Ohlo. 7 6 .1tp· view of Ohio R'JVe~. Must be I Pbone WY 2-..,<X)V', Metrepolitan Moton bout 36 inches high so wbeo in the social rooms unera . orne, '"'.n Frf'e·[ k. · : , ;--- , , S('en lo be appreciated. The 5 6 tfc E. Mail: Ocreet, Po•en' she gets up she will bump her land Norns and smgers, Spemds . H,rch va.IJnce and ; HONb I, 150 lbs. ( ah SH 2-4645. sale is cheap Well watered - - --.. ww • - head unless she moves back. A church. Following the dinner I 7 6 6tp 'h 1 ·T R . · THREE and four roo~ furnishe.-"a _,,.. business session was beld in cia I thanks go to Rev Sam j awnmgs VPnet 1a.1 blmrls and ' · _ F' . , _ __ ._ Mrs. ares urner, acme ed d · 4 22 de brisket board can also be used Bf elmont_ and Rev . Roy Rw;hl '"I"' OAalell FAT Lf.(;HORNhPns , 50c t'(l('h Ht. 6 30 6tc men•";' 1- PONTIAC. ...,••. • door for the same purpose. the sanctuary with new offlor the1r rornfoning wn ...ds niPfl~"l - 1.lPP \_ .1 . nrnr- ve. Paul \\ S · 1.11. _. c OIW""""""' ., cers in the chair. Eleven memWe 1 11 b Pomrro) Oh10 j · ayre, Portland,! - - - - -- - hardtop, Catalina. blue fin· - - - - -hers were present. Sla re.nPm er your - ·· · Ohm. VI 3-2246 7 6 61 HOUSE FOR SALE Syracuse kindness alwars 6 25 3otc . --. · ____ -P , Rt. 124 _ 9 rooms '4 u stair ' FURNISHED and unfumisbed ish. automauc transmission, Legal Notice Mrs. Mildred Rousb ha• .,. The ramilv <,ERMAN Shepherd puppies for i , and b th d [,· I s, apartmenll!. Inquire •t the -ay, Mi~dleport. Cafl WY ;!. turned home from Holzer Ho.. ---· Big Freezer Sale salP. AKC rrgistered_ Ca.U : ; t ~ . owns Irs, arge Oh.io Ho!PJ. ~22-tfc power steering, power brakes. Bid• w~?T~~· re~:lv~AL.~ --;::-:;._ pital after surgery. NOtic4 · WY 2-:'1042 or contact at 8:14 1 ron IVm~ rooms, So bed· radio and t!Xtras. 910 Broad- flee• or W>ebster and Fllltr.. AttorMrs. Paul McSwigen of New I All Size• • Sal• Priced E. Main Sl., Pomero)'. . rl ooms.1 sewmg droom, 5289. 4 29 tic ,are n~y•, oruntil for reel the Cum berland spent ten days with d 2 very MODERN 4 room !nd- b-ath the .luly Albert1,, N.1964, aen,:el LOSE WEIGHT safelv wiTh FREE ICE CREAM 7 6 3tc ~rge ots, ~yar furDisbd. apartment. Phone I tsiate, oon•lsUns Df a boUle and. lot h B an. "Ygarden. 2 237'1. on Vale Streel In the VUI..e ol er mo ther, Mrs. J . B- Long.. Call L"" . every Nf'W F reenr or --------- - - o;;vna! u ass, n · WY 2-3874. 5 12 Uc Pom~roy , and two houiJI!!a and kits worth . Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c , Wllh at your drug store. 7-3-3tc Free-zer·R~frlgeoretor C.omb. Business Services 6 30 6tc Legal Notice lltuated on Anne street ln the Vll· - ~- ----_ ____ __ THFtEE bedroom house on LbJ. lase of Pomeroy. FQI' detata con- Mrs. Wallace Amberger and 6.'T'TENTJON h h lod USED FREEZER BUYS - In Hi p ;~" 1 ",•,,,."_e real e.t.te, telephone son BiUy of Chester and Mrs. c urc es, gPs, -Rickards Alignment Service. FOH SALE in M1ddleport, 4 co ·u, omero) P boo e civic groups, bands. 275 ·lea - I~ Cu. F1. Unico (formerly Grueser 8 0 d V bedroom bri'ck house, NOTICE TO coNr•AcTOIU ThO! nant 1.1 re•rved to reJct: Elmer Frecker of Pine Grove 21 Wl 2-3346 or WY 2-2186. 1 Cf-IESl FREEZER _ $100 STATE OF OHIO any IJr all bldll. !her I I h . up o sere d lh . eater seats, 2.0 Cu. Ft. Friqidair• Works!. 286 W Main St., bal.hs. lot and a halt, out of t 20 tfc DEPARTMiiiNT OF HIGHWAYS m e. a. u. Ul. 14. 5t.c were afternoon guests Tuesday, 2 five ton air mnditiuners CHEST FREEZER _ $1SO Pomeroy. Ohio. R H. Rick- I high water . Nic~ loratJon. ~!~~':'.bJ''s.~: 10Le~!~n~o::·N!'~~-••• NOT1'-I ro CONTRACTORS of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler and Mr. and filter vnils, 1 nf'w, J used, ard. Phone WY •v See bv_ appoinlrnent, or call FURNISHED and unfurnished Suled UNITpropouls 'RICE coNTRACT DIPA:~:~:T~F ~~J~wAYI and w111 bl!! receivrd M Mrs.HaOmar ClBays. k d M' 35761 P omeroy Lan d mar k one Iargt> star poprorn m~chWhePI balancing, auto glass, WY 2-2885 or WY 2-3250. aparlments. 134 Mulberry at the olftce of the state lll(hway Columbus, Ohio. June u. "" rs . rry ar an lSI i th t d . 'NV 2 2181 I k C M Dtreoctor of Ohlo, ~t Colu.mblls, Ohio. Contract Sa1u Letll Copy No. 64-447 1 A All ( G ba W V ne , ea er soun equipment. ac ar5ey gr brake service _ t (6) 10 tfc Ave. Ph. WY 2-6615. Homer until 10 ,00 1 m.. Ohio !Eastern) UNIT PttiCE CONTRACT I nna en O ra m, · a. Call WY _2-5320. The SE>wmg ', , Hysell. 6 25 tic Standard Tlm~. T\lelday. July 21. Sealed proposals wtll be received spent tast Wednesday with Mrs 5 27 441 Center, Middleport, Ollio . FOH SALE'- Midrllpport's tall - ciFOR SALE· 7 --d-b- th . -· -- 1964, for 1m!'rovemenu· ln: 5 ~lr!~~orof!!e.o~~ ~~~ c~~~t~b!';~b;bl~ Milton Wolfe. . '· rooms an a . Part~ No•. l, ~. J . ... and are of- until 10:00 A. M.. Ohio Chlf:ern) l est building loc t d 362 N L 0 M COY 1-aUcri( - - 11 7·3-10tc · ·a e c · INRER. house on Rutland Road I ONE BEDROOM house trailer ~!~~d~~~d(l:~ ~~;:~~~~~s a:rdth~ ~t~ standard Time, Tuesday, July 21, Mr. and Mrs. Soon Butcher SP.cond Street, Mlddlepo.rt Cht>ster' Ohio. 3 23 tfc Large lot. Alummum st . Mason, $35.00 month. Robert amouJJl told !116-4, for Improvement& In: of Cleveland spent several days IN VIEW uf frequent calls, Dr. Prtced lor qul•,"t sate. lnqmrp d . orml Le Part No. 1 Propoul Na. 1 1 Janeckr would IJke to explain/ at Ohio Hotel Uc .\UCI'IUNEER oors and wmdows . Reasone. Phone 773-5648. ME~G>el~~.c ount.v. Ohio. on s~uon ~~~-~~-~un5 fat~r!'~u:' s~~~~o-~ w:lth Mr. and Mrs. Edward 10 16 .n abl K th Sc I SH • 7 6 31 - - · ' State Route No. 7 DA. Onnge and OUve TOWIUihiPI. b" lt•b- 8 Jr.Opson. that the rumors .about leav,_;amplete Service e. enne ar e. 16P In the vma1e of Middleport. by ~ ·ng the Rarl"" office are not FOR SALE .-._Ill '•radl__. 5012. 6 II 30tc - re.,urflill'lnl wllb 30 uphalttc CIJncrete. 1111,1nl wltb B-111. dablllr.ed bue c:our-... l Miss Sue Ann Curtis spent I '""-''" u .. u P;ovemrnt Wtdlh teet. tems T-30. and by IPPIYinl l GIBSOI\I-f(av Harmony ~llars l''rite. P'llaae .. eoa·-Livestock ..rojert and Work Len.!!th - 2,53Ho a bltwnlnoul 1\lff&ee keatment, It- : week recently with Mr. and 31 tr ue Th e on IY c hange is that ...::• lJo.l SYRACUSF. three bedroom ' em T I Mrs. Walter wens at WashingA. c. BRADFORD • -·--et:t or 0-4& ~~~' No, 1 Pave~eht: Width 18 feet. 'enl " ITI the Rarlne I llnd Amplifiers. Z4 months to the Patl " modern home, near achool, [PIGS for sale. See Ra)·niond P J t d w t t.e~-h 41184 f t pay. see or call Tiffin Jewel· Racine, Oblo Washington Cnuoty, Ohio, on Sectloq ro ec an or ..... , • ee ton C H area are asked to make app - PI t W V M•1dern ilJ<::ulated, nil board Smith, across from Hysell WAS.rJ:I- 3.2ui.tJ1 part) ut and tu• or,.;:: d~~!· •et for compietlnll of I M1s~ Mildred Roush and Jose pomtments for the Racine of-~ ~:· o~~1 B ~a~anll, . ':~ - - - 5 Ul tfc heatmg, large lot 72 x 295. Run Church or Phone WY 2- ~~.~-n~Ro~u~~ ~:ie~'- T~wri'!.~~;:nsu~,; thla work •hall be u •et forth tn the, phi Cl k I the k !ice by calling the Pomeroy· _o?e . I e man, ~I - ------ - p 30 rrsurfaelng wlth a-'iphalttc crmrrete bt<ldiDI propolll," ne ar spen wee eoc Williamson 10-30tf I hor.e r a. m In 5 p. m WY 67 ' 7·2-3tc Pavement Width 30 feet Each bidder shaU be rtlqlllred to in Cantor visiting relatives office EXPERIENCED 2-3974; Ev~nings, 7 to 9 p. m.' LOSt d F d ProJe~t Work lenlth 26.M8.t- tne with Ills bid • certified check for ' . h durmg . · 1 the SummPr, feet or 5and .03 mue an amount equal to flv• JMir cent of Mr. Henry Roush, who bad spen 1 whIC IS ocated across from Kn.L TERMITE'" and I wv l-244) 6 2 tfc •n oun Pari No. s hll bid, but In no nent mon thllll 1 ti . the Post Offtce In Pomerov,. :...J protec1 J AUTOMOBILE - ·-- - -·- - WuhinJton County, Ohio, (10 $1'C:tlon ten •hounnd doUan, or a bond for two weeks with rea ves JD Ak. lawn and shrubs from insect~ I LOST - Billfold with $60. At 1 WAs-!10-5.81, u. s. Route NCJ. so. tn : t•n ••r cent of ht• bill, payable tD ron, returned home .vith them. ~~~~ b 1 Bolpre Townahlp ., '''"'''"I"• wiU. the director. from 10 - 12 noon and from'l q - 9 p, m. Phon" "'Y 2-2" . .••- I witb ARAB u :.o-1'! 'V\.Jrouo;ar 00 rou s on uphaltlc COD('f(!t'e. I rs. OSSie u au. ~- -- ' Ra Clne Old del'JI mu.t apply on tile proper ~ • "' ;J;rv tr t K B ld S IU•• ., J 1 - thSchL" I G nd Pav>ement Width 20 feet .. _ · torma, {or prequaHficatlon wUh tbe hM ShFl . Ch rch and ,.. d h. 7 6 3tc a e .mg U1 ers ll p p I ~ AND u y .4 . tberal reward. c. Projert and Work l!ngth - 9.292.81' Htwhway CrtldU Examiner, at Colu.m- g t~r aron, accompan~ .., 1 Co.. Middleport, Ohio. lrul, Olllo. •t lent JO days befor• Mrs t'auline Poland and dau,,-cc:;;;;;-;=-;-;-=c-c=-= II POMEROY - 6-room rrame D' Clrcle I Racine R' D. Ph • fr.et or ll miiH Part No .. lhr dall! ""'' Lo open bldil. . NHEN YOU USE ABC. Cle<~nen 5 2 tfc I Brake Serv'l"e WI g..:J065, 7 6 3tc w ASHINHTON Count~. Ohlo. on See. The minimum wn·e Lo btl pal<'l to ghter Kenda of Milford Centec, ·· "F S 1 "' house with bath , forced hot ---- · tinn WAS -3711-2.95, State Route No. all JabOT empiO)'ed o11 thll contra.,t .,_.,. ree torage Plan" you .o:et SINGER Sewm~ maChines.' I . 31:'t, In Fearinlll: Town•hlp, b. . resur- ~.hall br ht accordance wtth the visJ~a~ the grave of her son, .a1r heating, full basement Wanted To Buy h•dng with a.ph 11 11lc concrete. Schedule of PTuaiUna lfourl7 Wa1e Bobby Dean Church at Lebao· big be tiful . . au empty closet oew ' $59.50 up. Several used 'th t' It h Pavement Wtdth II feet Rate• A•certalned and D!tenutned b7 apace In excha f ]) h I W1 recrea 100 room, a ac PrQI~t and Work ienli'tb ~ 12,830.4 the Department of Indul'trlal bla- on, Indiana. He sened witb . nge or a t e machines at bargain prices ed garage large Jandscped teet or 2. 43 mile• uuna applicable to sU.tr Htgh'lf'a7 De. r~m occupied by the family's Tbe t''a brlc Shop ~inger Sa les WY 2-2143 • '5 TO 20 acres In country no I Pari "'· I partment lmprovementa In aceord-1 the Air Force and was In Korea Winter clothing. J-J.erP's bo•• It and Servl'ce Pomeroy Ohi'o Pomeroy, 0 lo~.I 8x140 0 ' II WuhJnston Count.v. Ohio, Oil &ertlo...._ ance W]Ul SeetlOJlll 41111.03, 6J15.04, .. .II bl t 30 ,Yf'ar ht FHA t loan I buildings. w'rl'te Lester WAS~16 . . 1il3.2t-24.20), state Route No 4U.OCI. t-1111.06 anti 41&.01' of tbe during the war• They alan VI... works. Bring in all your W'Y ~2284. ' i tic ·---- ~- -----VC:II a e 0 rig par y, Gibbs 1 RL 1 Millwood w 8'f6, in the Clty of Martetta by ,. Revtsed Code of OIJto." ited her grandchildren David 4 2 · N POMEROY - ~room frame ' ' • •urfarlnl' wtth uphaltlc conr.'rete Plan, and speetneattons 1re on fl.le , ' PIANO t winter clothes or call us for unmg. ewman BurVa 7-2-3tp P"'ement Width variable. · · tn the ttepartml!!llt of btlhway• and and Debbie Church at Bloompick-up and we will " Prole& WHY PUMP your sluggish s~p- dette, Middleport, W'l 2.- house with bt~th, hot air furn· · ProJe,.t and wort_ lenJJth ~ 7 .o?!UI the olflce of tile dlvllllon depat1 lngton Ind sionally" dry clean them at tic tank. Get Klean·Em-All, 5246. 6 L8 30tc Al'e heating, basement, 50x Fo S I R fer;:~~~ \t~~m~~~· lor compl•tJon of di~o~lr>ec:tor reaenea the riJbt to Isabel !:!ImpSon · retum·c Tank Cleaner Land 100 lot out of hi ' gh water. On· r · • • or ent thil work •hall be aa HI ,,_. In reject any ancl. all billa. ed a! ~.... vi Call regular rates, With free moth Septl • . -- . - - - - - - -- _ the blddtn1 prnpon)" , ... , P. !.· MA8Rm'ER. fer two weeae alt in • and hang them up mark Farm Bureau, Pomely $5 ,500 and owner will fifor 'Jtorage tn sealed cedar- roy. 6 29 30tc POMEROY, OHIO nance at $60 per month , with1HOUSE lor rent or sale, by for an amount equal t.~ 1 11 1 i7Pd bags .md when you are -F REE - USE of our Carpet 11 no down payment. monthly paymeotJ on land :: ••:"~en ~hou~~~d ':.o~:u or ' 1 r adv tor them. ne:rt faU, call Sharnpooer with purchase ol In the Heart of SUBURhBAN -h 6-room h frame contract, 532 Mill Street, Mid- ::' t~~" d~;:C,':r~t ot his b•• ;,;.;>1;11 , ranc type orne wit bath, dleport. Phone WY 2-5262. Bidden> mu•t 1 "' or e our routeman know Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker THE AMERICAN RUHR bui1t·in range, oven and diS' h•0 IS tfc rorm•. for~;"f.~~~;~::.·;f :- •10 they .,..Ill ~e banded to Furniture. 6 30 6tc Ht!fhwa.l' i--c;,..;;; II ,· leane 1 brtahter . and 1 . __ ·- I washer, Coppertone kitchen hua, Ohlo, at ·wer Rf!m be ~th 74 Harley DavJdson motorcycle. I Generll Real Estate attached garage with drive: Business Op . portunities th;.h~at~ •et 1orage E II e r e s d' . C II K Ji'rt>e Pay Nut FaD on ,xce _e~t con Jtlon . .a en- ; Service way. 3 acre lot planted with au ONLY :J•ery A B.C. Cleanen and ny Wdhams. WY 2-2318. ; nowers, shrubbery and lilllall FOOD MARKET _ !Jue to lll f30.00 o.... '" l.auodry Mason, W Va . 6 30 6tc I CUCKLER REALTY fruit. Pay $3.000 and assume health, we are offering lor C••••niMt ,.,.. 'I' :~5543. 4 3 80tc NEW AND used clothing. Sold balance 30 year' 4 per cent sale OUI buFiness, Racine Phon• WY 2--3830 loan . An excellent property. Food Market, corner 5th and at Pearl Hawthorne'• at Mt • Box 229 GIINS Morin.h Ridge. Racine, 6hio, I RENTAL- 4-room frame house Pearl, rlar.Jne, Ohio. Anyone •: ,. Oily . aeti and tradt ..... Route 2. wJ.9.J074 ~2Hot" lfl!:A I'ING, Plumbing, .,. er with bath. gas heating, $30 sincerely intereSted in a good Btll Wellman, Lea WUUamson Fanlaca. Arueld Brodlera, monthly. Suitable for coop!~ going businee:, may contact FURNITURE CO. at flflln Jewelen, P!Jone fiG, USED work pants and- shut;. 118 East Matn Street, Pomor ~jmaJI family . Lynn o~ Pr.uUne Hart, be-MAS()Jf. W. VA: •utnl Pleaunt, W. Va. Carl ~hevaller, Long Bottom. eroy. l'booo tn1 "Z!O· Harold Collin•. Salesmaa tween 8:00 a. m. and 1:00 p. II II tic I 17 1otp 7 :Ill lie WY Z-ZZ%1 m. 7 ~ 3tc IT'S ro SO ~.'\S'f PLAC£ A llFSI I l T PK.Il UlJI'I NO WAN1 -\11 ! 'UTOMIIRO.I~: lrls,trance be-en YOU PAY less for · fine - -home :=========:1:-- ___:l~lliUc! 24 ,_ T~levision ' Revile HOU.YWOOi> !UP!) - With prol...lonal direction- c... be . . Republican National Con- lari" lodorl lor \lie man lenUon otartill& ~ week 11'0111 wboJe career 1.1 1111 tile line: K,nnedy was completely at llonday, the televialon pmoahti.. of the key potiticol fll home oo televlalon, and uoed H ares again will be closely IICI'II· to hhr IJIUI advantage. Eisenbower hao appeared so fro. linized by viewer1. Proper advice about how to uently OD the medium that hr I'Onduct oneaelf before \he ever· now an old pro at II, but espec. presant cameras, especially In Ially in tile hands ol lnterviow. the heat ol pressure. ia im· ere wilh wbom he oee!I1J to portanl to tlle politiciana, •• feel at ease. He will. In !act past event a have shown . Even be an Oft.othe..llr c..·on!lultant for a knowledie of basic te<:hnical ABC·TV at tbe OOP con...., procedure can be of help. liOn, whlch,ln view of the Dwight Eisenhower's television preuureo of a former PrOBI· advlser wao Robert Mon(iom- dent at hll party'• aomlnatinl ery, the veteran actor, John get-together, may well lind htm Kennedy utilized the services making news in addlllon to ~ of Franklin Schaffner, the di· terpreting it. Televiewer• will ·ector, In a similar capacity. see Ei-hower addresl the 'nle politician's most power.. con\'antion oo itl second day. 'ul weapon . on television Is, ol Those h0 have carefully fo~ ~ourse, h1s personal quality, w , Nitn which the camera• cannot lowed President Johnaon • pJ'(II· :umpromlse. But experience re" in getlin& comfortable on with the video medium, and t.he television can bear witnesa W oature of a ..wng-a well aa the ~~ when he wu far le:lB p<~ns, - DAILY CROSSWORD ACJIO!I8 e. cu.tom 2, A aupport 11. A. pei'IIQft lmprlaoned for llf•: al. 12. or lor Wfi - the calf of the l>tf 1$. Below; prtax l4. Iroquolaa lndlano lli. Gol:.ro• &Ida 18, M••cullne 1T. One who lnlleto rolrl· butlon 21. Land meullftli 21. Irueota Z'- Stnlor: abbr. I . :Mb4ee1! 4. By tt.lf1 I. 24. Uodorwat• craft: llh<trt. ae. Ia. Aa wr- I. EpooA •ent: t. Jlmplo:r thort. T.lluIT.A 1. KelocUM fCMJt I. Coltle - . .....W. Uoll Htp. lt.lltoull&nlkr hMrUd 10. Otlt.erwiM 12. HebreW l& A lit U. Clrcloto lt. Half • 16. A wolurr.• 20. SC"-ter ot 21. 0111'• name ...U. ve fll a ·a 811k· leal ...... 20. Legialatl'"' ueembUe:~~~: ....... 30. Jewlllh month 31. Tb1ok 001'\1 33.W"l'P•YOI'Il :U. A au bscrlp.o tlon"''l>acrtbe411a again se~oers.smaller ae.t.amb'• penname 88. Yugoala... tan lead-" ........... U. Tears apart U.KIDod 'fi, Fabrto ,.. ... _., oembllnC -.elvet 1 b.rdon n.Dtmtnutloa:..- 1 '-----------.JI Or\JLY OJ;1Pl'OQ'IJOTII- 811N'IIlow .. wwk .&llYDioRAA:tta I Racine Society Notes DOWll 1. Cu.i 1. An Incline lllur. 28. Musleal r: 81 aetfnarS I loGMfili'.LLOW to ~I p . ik'~ -It eaya on TV. 1 ~'~"' toni&ht I've over·actlvt wake oenter, huh, Pop?' Ill ' One letter llm.pl1' ataada for uitu.tr.la Udtt ftl f ""' tho L'o, ll f • .._ O'o, e1c. 1J1..p - ~- tropbleo, · " &ach day tbo the eoda lttt.lll 1ft cllft' .....' t. - - ... A WK K JLCII OD-.•-Qat•t• Pl'lWII VPWXUII -WII'l'CB WVXCI oll- J;. il ... ,.._ h CHEnEI GOULD ~ L fPIDLKDB XPWK ' 7RVQIJQLX. 't'Q'l'B 1 ~oct~;~\ nnrs~s u::nM.e~~ ~~~-u/Jrrs., c' •2'1·~rml'ate. 1 WY~34bedl2a6paJ'I,tf i I I I 0 00 I I Wh ee IAI'•gnment Guchl•• It B1aett nars Mrs: proofln~ tu:ac;i,:MJ~i~r b~:111~ be~.~-~~~:~lr;;;;;;;;;;~o:m:~~CT~~R:::••~·~.,.:!:.Iiili;;;;;;;;;;~f~ornl~a:.~:..:..~~~~'~liilii~ 3 ROOMS New furniture ~99 l•tane•- MASON .. .WJEH RADIO ~:00 Ca!Dmuai!J New S:G6 World, National Newt MONDAY TUROVGB FRlDAV 5: I& Spot118bl 011 SpaN 6:I& SIIJI On 1:25 Weather 6 · IS li411Sieal Clock 5:30 D!nDa' Mulfu 7:30 NeWI Headllnel 8:00 Swint Blv<l. 7:31 Musical Cloo:ll 7:30 SliD Of! SA1\JRDAV 1 4o The IJiallne 1:!11 Sip On 8 00 Ohio Valley NeWI 1:ta Musical Cloca B.05 World, National Ne" 1; 45 'lbt Lffelllle 8 10 Sportl 8:00 Ohio Vallty Ne.. 8 15 weather Ptelllrll 8:1111 World, Nalloaal NIWI 8 lG Muatcal Clock 8: 10 liporta Tudly 8 55 CommUIIi£1 Newt 8:1i Weather Pk:lun i 00 Tal~ ot tho Town 8:16 Musical Cloct 9 !16 MaaoD Count)l Newa 8:55 Newa 10:00 Family WOI'IIltp H(IUf 1:00 114mlcal Cl'.d 10:~ Pubtlc Service 1:30 Bona • Slor7 'lbDt 10:30 !Atehllrilll 1:45 FamUy Wonblp Sour 10: !iii World Ntwa 101 110 NIIWJ 11:00 Momln& Melodla io:Oii High Scbao1 Hit Per.... le•cept ~. 10:55 N8WI Church Bella Rln&l 11 :110 Army 'niDI 11:45 World "!en 11:311 Special ('Aimmn~~~>, 11 :!iii ll4asqD CollldJ ""' 12· 011 Commnai!J NB'IIil ProCt'IQII IJ:OO NeWI llotiDdup Jz,Ill Local Nen 13:20 Bnllatlo Board 12:10 Markell 12:25 News 0 Gl'aml 12 :~ ll4ld D111 Weather tHO SatUrday Matinee 12• 1D l!:v8M Bulledll Board 1:55 NeWI Beat 12:15 Newa 0 Grama Z:OO Satullll1 Matblet 12:10 Agrtc:ulture Agent 2:55 Newa 11e111 12:ts Colllllry Go Round 3:00 SaturdaL Matinee 1:$& NeWI Beat 3:55 New• Beat ' 2:11 COuotry Go' Roond 4:00 Olai)fnj With Dou 2:5 NeWI Beat · 1:30 Top Teo Rawe 3: Ill Let'a Take a Break 5:00 NIIWJ Snmm117 3:5 Newa Beat 1:15 .DfDIM!r. MUIICIIt 4:11 Dllcing with Dou 7:110 Sip 011 uo lntercballge PROGRAM 1.00 TEiRY WMPO Radio HONDA! ftiiW I'IUD411 1:11!1 Sip on Nnt a...a 1:11 Sacnd 1::111 OouDII'JI JIUOIIOrN 8:10 Farm N... 1:11 Paal 8own Uo Metp Ct ._,, lbl 7:00 NIWI 7:81 Tiny'e Chapel 7:1!. NeWI 7:11 Plabnl: lllrdwU't l'l'u1L·ftun.l f:IG NOWl Report 8:0U Breakfast Party 1:110 8I&D Oa 1:05 Ooantry r.ltllla Time 1:11 CauiiUJ J....... •=• ~ ~ Jglm 7:06 -"""' t: 15 Jooea Bulct Sbow 10:15 'l'be Good We 10:a Muolc Ill 'lbt Air IO:tl Tbla lrl llualo U:QS Top Till Sbo1r 11;35 Top Tea Show (llulta) U:IIO Nollll Nna 11:11 Mmd"l biMrJaill 11:. Ret. llttDI 'tMII 1:11!1 Plltllr P1rV 1:10 Roy's Food lluktl 7:11!1 Stmdo1111 .......... 1:10 van Pllrla !lporll 1:4fi Bater I"UnnllllfeoWecloorlrl 7:311 8I&D 011 1:511 t)pea Houle 1:111 1:11 """" Oollee Wltb Jlllll t :ts Betty Nowtoa U:OO Mlnillerlal A110e. RtNUAY 7:115 Sip OD 7:30 J'l.... Q1J BIJ6! at Hoall"i t:a 8lllle SJn b tl Yaa t:IIO Wlllp ll:tt Countr7 Drlflaa Y.W ll:~ MuoD Ct. Air. IIIQ-'!Ue l.;tll VOice tJf PI pbt<J 11.~ u.c. ~ lt:a WIIIL P f 111 11 Pwpll U;ll Frunfly Waraatp-'nnlrL U:Ot ., lrr Sbo'll ll:.. 'nlly'a Ollomtr7 Jbw 11:110 NOIID NIl:flO Noon a.port 11:11 Roar 11;11 OM,w--. llar-1'11. U.a Ret. Mw!ID Telll 12:10 Music Jutt hr Yaa 1:. 11111 ClialtPI t:lll ~ .......... l•• Latllelw ... 613!1 IMal N... 1:110 '1111 Olri At ~ a- ,,.. 8oWilna l:fiO N... 7;~ Sip 011 1141\!IIDAY ~coree ancs. . ••oo Ouuulit a,. Tbuell 1•11 W.W Ill ,..,.. S:tll Bapdat lletlr 1:10 ... 01 L IICIHI WGIIDii IJ HAROL.P GltAY �'1 l ... ' l 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. o .• Jul~ e. 19~! Review Vital Phases of Gardemng . At Recent Meetmg of RutIand c'lub wlil . .. . . .~. . . . . . . . . . .,~. Ul ~ Av~, Po~ ~eY::~:nd Co~ JUL\ • liEA'IHEI HosPital News ~A:.~=:=:~: . Bl'ble Camp ftt..,...WI a. Arnone ...,.!' e ... Semmartan • • to 1 i s5 122 Come for Reum'on of Hill Family Betzr'ngs ate HostS for ClOSS Meeting vention. f!ndorse ·me.,; ./ TOitvO '--.It1Jlll1'ese and for· •Ian ~lomata 'a' ·~· • I' ! • f I h b Of • d b 'I d • d • • I'"" •' • IUDGn TERMS da~~te: ~ i . - - SHOP OUR STORE FOR MODERNIZATION MATERIALS SERVKES :~nd:!i J;f; !!:.~ U:/:..~~ DRIVE· IN Be Thrii,Yl $3.99 Save .All Of Your Saleslips· From PANELING $5.79 FRIGIDAIRE budget buy! Hi Frost-ProOf, too! -'~fREE" 141 15c rt.' HEARING TEST Good, lrjln dried steck in all 1tandonf opocloo. 2" X 4"1 Ill low - our special, Mrlicn in Hearing Aid Check-Up llomadellng .... MduniJOtioa 3 5,.'. " lin 9C tt.' \ • No frolt, 110 dlflostll!l·- . Mil In frHZit. A·lftliaht to~ , .... 100~b. htO . . . f~· • Twin veaetablt Hydrato~ bOld nt•rlf f1 bushel. Stoll&ll dtioi. end DIMENSION LUMBER • • • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY CEILING TILE AcouUk or no~ ocaumL Wtdo ct.olcw, of patterns. As low os LODNON - A woman drlv· er, bained by a rear-engine au· to, put the gas In the wrong e1ld Mqlulay and set her car on fire, The .man, ldenWied only as a ~aslonal car delivery driver, ~lei police she was driving a ,new rea...,.glne Hitl· man Imp to. a London dealer when she Jan oot of gas on a busy atre;t here. M~ ROOFING Hotel Martin, Pomeroy j PHONE WY 2-3193 ' WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1-5 P.M. · • r~ B•DIO • 15 d' DILES UDIOEAR LY 3-4510 245 I. llote St. Alhon1 0. .... $ ltlllltl fl'tll-101 ~~ · ._ Change ShQe Colora As Oftell·As You Ute. TatE . '' '-HOE ~•ox . O; • ·~ . •. · 'u B.AKER ~ wit ' ' , , .... J ·~ ' TU . ··I,~~ ·'.," . '" " ,'i tr /j!'t. • ,.. . ~ ·~ . t; 1 '' ..., ~\ ·~ '·~ r i ' l ' ~ ~= 1~~ I day evening on a motio'l ,. by and Southern Electnc Power I eroy at the beginning Gl Julf Councilman Leslie Fultz al· Co. were General Fund f1,311Z.N.' thoogll the general fund in the The Fire department report. Fire Dept. fund $2,398.71, J. new budget is $4,216.40 m the ed $28118 had been spent m, etery fund $284 ilt~ re.. the past six months for firemen Street Dept., $6:idM; SlaW Total expenditures for t964 in to extinguISh brush fires at the Highway Improverneat Ml!l,t the general fund were $58,784, 1 Middleport dump The fires Utility $'196.21, Parking Lot ~ and estimaood expenditures have gotten out of control due ter $2,504.92, Total operatlnl red. 1 for 1965 were $57,888 I to the lack of a fence to con· funds $13,163.57. in- fine them wtthin the dump's Sanitary sewers amd. • · .sewac:e Fire Chief Henry Werry troduced a mutual aid fire limits. disposal worka construetlai!; contract to Mayor !.<>gar from Several requests were sub- $181.693.90, Special Slreet ~ Gallipolis. Council approved it. milled to cotmcll for the paint- pair Bond Retirement ·fD ... A suggestion was made to 1 ing of a center line at the inter· Bond Retirement P7,81Z.87, ease the traffic sttuation on i sections of Butternut and Main· tal inactive fundi fZlt,tol.iJ Main-st , lzy p!acmg a " no left ' st and Second and Butternut · and total all fundi. $232,571.~ turn'' sign at the intersectiOn I av. The lines would help to Members present were ~~ of Court and Main-sts The mat· prevent sharp corner cuttmg i or Charles Legar, Clerk ter was referred to the Safety It was also announc•d that the , Scboenleb, CounciltneD B11J committee. A request from the county would dust the streets Baronick, Don Collins, J. LutiJt'o Hotel Martin for permission to today. 1 ien Poulin, FrankliD Rizer,'* paint the street lights to pr.,.. [ The Mayor's reporl for June Hysell and Leslle Fultz . '1'fl Cars Collide At Route 7 Repair Site Fair Outing Children from the M e I g s County Children's home will atlend the 23rd Annual Orphan's Outing at the Scioto County Fair .Grounds In Lucasville Wednesday, August t9. By RAYMOND M. J,.AHR ' The 1964 bodget was approv· ven glare In back of the hotel was $400.80. · ed by Pomeroy council Mon· was referred to the Columbus Financial balanees for POlll' To Join in Anti-Barrymen Attacking on Another Front .;.-, .. . gated one minor traffiC' acci· dent in Meigs county on Mon· day . It took place at I 55 p. m. on Rt. 7 six tenths of a mil~ south of Middleport A car operated by Everett Lee Caldwell. 36, Rt. I. Middleport, came up behind a line of traffic halted al a road repair site. When he applied his or brakes his car went left center and struck a car driveD north by Silas Fosterage, 59, Athe•~- There was only minor property damage, and neither driver wa!J injured . Caldwell was cited to Meigs county court Friday charged with failure to stop in assured clear distance. James TholOOson, 19, Peebles, was cited to Meigs county court Friday for overload. Eu· gene Fink, 48, Rutland, was RUINED - Jay and Pat Hill, sons of Mr. and Mrs. fined $5 and costs for failure to Robert Hill of Racine R. D., survey the damage in their yield right of way In Mayor father 's tomato f1eld of 45,000 plants riddled last Frida,. Eli Denison's court. night by an isolated hail storm. "Nearly every tomato, big and little, was rumed by the storm," said the Hills. · The hail punctured most tomatoes in the area just beloW the stem, making them worthless for marketing. The storm whirled through the Hill farm and then made • second pa ss in the oppos1te direction. There was also damage to the Hill's corn crop. It is believed that t~ storm did not hit any other crops in the area witll cllUJlo aging effect. - Sentinel Photo. I I I' PROMPT DELIVERY ;; The Ohio State Patrol Investi- )n ·'tilkYo today lluatea 'lurp,ise Soviet · 'Prllp(Jsal for a permanent United Nations mUltarjt force to safegUard world P.,&Ce. They will be guests of Ofliclals aald Japan woold Automobile Club of Sout~eno I es~ Moscow for further detlii!S I Ohio, sponsors of the on the proposal, which a~ Children from seven peared to be a reversal of Rus- county homes of Southern alA's yearll-lon& · oppostinn to will attend. The Auto Club such an International force. ficials esUmare 200 childre1• l'he proposal was made Mon- w!U attend this year's outing, day In a memorandum to the which Is a day at the County Japanese Foreign Office. Fair, lnclnding free rides, a full course dinner, ond snacks. MORQANTOWN, W. Va. The Board members and ot)l. Autbniltles ~ere are apparent· er Interested persons of the ly without clues In their search 10 • county area give of their lor the lone gunman who held time to see that these children liP a Morgantown bank of more have a happy day. than fli,OOO Friday afternoon. ,State and local police, 1\long w\!b federal authorities. pushed their setll'ch for the robber who wa1 described as about 5-feel-9 and ,17S pounda with a flat nose and live complexion. ' ••Y£S ._ .... w,rl <p .~·~~:~:~~I Meigs Orphans Monday .hScranton at Dr. Els<,nhower, ,r Jotms Hopkins would place !Us name tn lion~!· I nation at t~e convention. In a taped television lnrervlew , how· eve, Scranton •aid nauy that "I do not expect former Presi· denl Dwlgllt Eisenhower 10 W.! ••••• Ag; '!!.;v..f"""• •••• • .. ntfmnt.. '65 Budget Approve By Pomeroy Counci!. SAN FRANCISCO IUPII Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon has agreed to a Republican convention role that appears to elimina~ hifT' as a possible kingmaker m favo r of WELLSTON - The body of 8 new role os GOP peacemak· 1 Rlcllard Lee Buchanan. RR 3, ' er. Wellston.. Will f~und Monda~ I This was the net result of a floating '" the c1ty park po decision to have Nixon, the par· bere by ftsbetmlll. . U ty's l960 nominee appear Police said Buchanan, id~ · Thursday , near the' end of the lied by papen 1111 .hi• y, coovelltion, to introduce the Rebad been missing smce June publican presidential nominee 1 13. He reporle(IIY. had be: end make an appeal for party i drivln'g a car, Which hal 0 ,. unity in November. ; ..,.,..,..,..,. been found. The body waa ta~ . • en to Holzer Hospital, Nixon previously had been 1 polls, for an autopsy at the or· scheduled to address the dele· der of Jacl!son County Cor<r gates on Tuesday - the day ner Charles M. Gaskill. before the nominating speeches and balloting. CHICAGO - Gov. William But Republican National w. Scarnton, aatting out on a Chairman William E. Miller last • djlch whistle stop tour announced Monday that Nixon of Illinola, hoped today Dr. MOton S. Eisenhower would go before the convention ould do bli brother's talkmg two days later- after the fight .. for the nomination has been de· or him. But hope was mtly on the w•ne in the Scrt>n-1 clded. Ain camp that former "It Is expected," Miller said, lent Dwight D. "that the fonner vice president would publicly endorse the will at this time take advantage ?e011oylvanfa governor of the opportunity to make a ibe .Republican National Con· plea for party unity." Resi'de Here Durm'gSummer •• entt.ne Nixon Seems To Give up . Aspirations . MEIGS THEATRE at y • ..... ...._a ...... - '•· ------------:::::::==::::=:::=--::::7-----:-:::::-::---::-:::-:--=.----~ .. ~ - - - - POMEROY-MIODI.EPQRT, OHIO ~ TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1964 PRICE FIVE a!NTS' , n;\ Ro·! • • DeNI«f To,.. httW ' l)l fhe JfftpMcp " ..,_ Mrs. !" e - Hosmer L. Rousb, MinersvuJe, EJIIered Boopllal Melvba B. Grlmm, Syracuse, lhooe who en~ Jomes R. CUndiff. Jr., Rt. l Holzer hospital over tho holi- Racine, Briee Erwin Hart, RL day weekend Included: Friday 2 Hacine, Miss CAiro! A. Lovett, Mrs. Cecil G. VlnsoD, 716 RL 1 Oak !1111, · Mrs. Charlet Pomeroy llltll7 Ill~ low Wed 'aJ, ly eJeady, IC!f. .' ' . . . . . . c.aJao Ia dan • - • av• Eleven youngstero Landscaping, horticu lture, July IS at tile llarrisonvitle I Pom~d Ga~:" :ubat !be Meigs County atlended !lower arran ·ng and ron.•er- Grange Hall meet on ay a p. · tha Bible Cmap, Marlon, 1 vation f.;.r phases of Mrs. Duane Stanley, program , home of Mrs. Dor Sellaefer · June 21·28. '!be camp gardemng given by Mrs Ro- chairman for the coming year, \ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and , With Mrs. E. W. Coates as co- l Mrs . Edith Thomas has ,... aoced free by Rural Ave., Mrs. Nora ere- D. Mulllna, Jackson, Mrs. Har· bert Reibel when the Ru lland appointed helpers. The travel· son Kenny spent several days , llostes, Co U D ghter turned home after a visit ~ Crusade for learning 300 meens, 108 VIne Sl, Mrs. WIJ. ry Joe McFarland, RL 5 Athelll, Garden Club met Mondav ••· ing prize donated by Mrs. I to 'South Cllarleston with Mr. ' Theodorus lllun~ t au s Akron with her soo and daUJ verses or Iaing Bible Bam T. ~ham, Crown City, and Emmett D. StuUer, Ripley, ening at the home ol . Mrs ' Edna Swick was won by Mrs. and Mr< William Everson, for·' ~I Amtrl"a ~ nd ee atm7 · ~s; ter·ln-law , Mr. and Mrs. Er:: Attending were Judy, Mark ADen Lyneb, Z908 Mead- W. Va. Robert Reibel Devotions lak· Clarenl'e Murray. Mrs. Reibel mer M;odleporl residents They ar ,ess Oh I~F ':?'II AD offl~ Kennedy and In Columbus . land Mary Lou King, owbrook Dr., PL Pleasant, Mil· Blrllot en from the 27th Ps"lm wPre gave a talk on program plan· were accompamed to South m. at tnt ed loa~ nt her ststm, Mrs. Cora WlgglD8 Smltb of Kingshory ton Lawson, Lakin, W. Va., Mrs Richard E. Wilson, Rt. glvetl by Mrs Rus..ll Little. ' mng stressmg tbe four pllases Cha rleston by Patty and Jan· cers. are urg p t1 resere- and Mrs. Gamel Folden. ROIIte 2, Pomeroy; Sandra Mlsa Dorothy M. Blake, Cllf· 4 Jackson daughter 8·38 p.m. Mrs Paul .Wmn. preSident. ; of gardenmg ice Everson who had been the for mstauau~~-fol:wu~ meet· Mrs. Orville Rader of Colum· Linda Beal, Jane and Petty loa, W. Va., Mrs. Minnie B. Friday. Oscar Earl Henled the group '" the club Mrs Nicholson, secretary, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bern· , freshments w bus was the weekend guest of Newhouse of Route I, Harrison- Spirea, Rt. I Langavllle, Mrs. aon, W. 9 th St., Wellston, dau· creed and collect Dunng the exh•b •t ed books in the club ard Fultz and cllildren. mg. JULY 9 i her stsler, Mrs. W. H. Ebers- ville; Cnnie and Charl~s Halo Otho Cosaen, Rt. 1 Jackson, ghter, 4:42 p.m. Friday. Mro. busmes. sesston Mrs Winn an· library An arrangement of Miss Maxme Bennett, Colum- ~ Laurel Cliff Better bach and daughter, SybU. r' field of Ru~and, and K a ro Mrs. Vlcto H. Lenegar, Well· Jack B. Stevens, Gallipolis Fer· nounced the date tor the an bell s uf Ireland were used on bus, spent the holiday wee~end H l b nd their families Mr. aoo Mrs. Robea::thwa~ne Faulk of Middleport. ston, Miss HeleD L. Wlneka, Rl. ry daughter, !2:33 a.m. Frlnual flower show would be the dmm: room table for the With her parents, Mr. and Mrs el~ ~ c u ~cnic Thursday at Jr. and daduDeghbbt<!~s, of W.;.l ar· girls from Indiana, I South Point, Et'llellt L. Blank· da~. Mrs. CecU G. Vinaon, 716 Sept 5 . 6 because of con· soCia l hour . Other arrange· Charles Bennett. ' WI ave at th S e road· garet an le fpeb~· West VIrginia and al over Rt. 1 Huntington, Mrs. Third Ave. daughter, 1:10 a .m. f ts us•d mcluded an at>6· 30 p m a e yracus canada are the guests o IS !tended B tea Ru II Ky 'Mr Do , D flclhng actiVIties ot somt> o men . ted T . Friday evening guests of Mr. 'de ~rk AU members are urgts Mr nd Mrs Robert a . Georg, W. a ' sse ' ., Saturday. s. rwm the member~; straet amJ an mver usmg I and Mrs. Horaee McEihmny ~ tt~nd paren ' . a . Classes were he1d In and Mrs. James T. Spnrlock, Clark, New Haven, W. Va., dau' Slmsta Daostes. . ' w re their nephew and family, to a • nd CB R • Warner Sr. ming, crafts, boating, Hartley, Ky. gbter, 2:55 a.m. Saturday. Mrs. A sa lad course and sandwiCh· I e d Mrs Robert Warner The Pom~roy Be a. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clark singing, horseback riding S turda - Harry C. Dickey, Russell S. Sanders, Rt. 2 Gal· A letter was read fr~•m the 8 state president eoncernmg the es were served by the hostess- Dr. an. . h Mar ar· ·dto Club will hoi~ their regu of Utica, N.Y. parents of Mrs. other entertainment. Three 'I in R. . on 11 .24 am. Sunday. 1 state ronvent1on garden clubs es Mrs Retbl'i. ai led b y l and ~aug~tet sf ;'peg Jan. lar monthly meetmg Thursday Robert Warner Jr. were week· girls and two boys were selecl- :.!:"~ S~:'~!""~ PI :usfl!yn;ond J Perry Rutto be held m Dayton, August l:l her grandd<wghter, Melanie [ ~t ~n ~·cnrdao an~mMrs.' Al1en July 9 at ?:30 p. m.. at the end guests of Mr. and Mrs. ed by the counsellors for Pl a J ~~ Fbher ~· daughter ui:56 a.m: Sun~ and 14. Mrs Wmn was named I Young . Mr Cush Johnston , I ~~lla,anda :aughter. Rita, Porn· Mason Youth Center m Mason, bert Warner Sr. campers. Judy King was W~~~ ·a.~~~ Pleasant, Mrs. day.' Mrs. H~rschel G. Wills, as a delegate to attend Mrs. I M" (,m La <·l<m. Mrs. Wmn ' d Joan Julia and Ric· W. va . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baxter of the girls selected from E It 0 Simp on Rt & Jack· Rt I Ray son 6·38 a.m. Sun· Robert Reibel. l'ountv contacl a nd Melanie pre-stded at the eroy,Ta.n \.l 0• Warner and I spent the weekend with fnends camp. ver~Mrs · H ards 'R ' Harris d · ' ' · ted the • d ff ky, riiD ~..t e r. M . son, . ow • ' ay. chairman repor on I punch an l'U ee servile f 'I visiting with hiS lD arion. This year was the first wellston, Mrs• Cbarles G · WarDischarged meeting held Mav 23 which ami Y are Charles Baxter returned home 1 tb fr M1 . . f th~ee ro'Pcts Atlendmg wpn_· the above parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert nda ev~ni after 8 visit or ose om e gs ren, Rt. 1 Ironton, Mrs. Byr· Patients discharged over the ma!~i~lan'ta:t:ng a P dvong ' name•l and Mrs Robert Can•· ' Warner ot Pomeroy. He is head ~ Cl~eland .:;, his sisler and with the exception off! ld die A. Hatfield, Rt. 2 ChOU· holiday weekend included Ralph ~~ristm~s P tree aL the Child- ' d::~y, Mrs Ch1'J:: Diehl, Mrs of the Phystcs dep~rt~ent at I brother-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Faulk and Connie Hat e . cothe, and Marla Rhea Malone, Pickens, Mrs .. Harry Reapp, rtn" s Home at Chnstmas lime; I Fran k Hal liday, Mrs Ja<.: k Rob· the UnivelSity of Wmmpeg. Cosmos Pappadopuolus and fa· ren has .attended four Ravenswood., W. Va. Mrs. Clara Kisor, Mrs. Eugene the count\ flower show dales ' son. M•·s Grace Drake and I MISs Judy BuU:her, Columb~,' mily. and Conrue, two years. Sunday - Mrs. Dme Silvey, Dillow, '"!"'· P. V, Mossbarger, set for f'iov 28...29 ; and tile lhree guests, Mrs Hess, Mrs. spent the holiday weekend wtth [ Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Casto 539ThlrdAve., William F. With- Mrs. Wllliarf!- F. Jordon, Do~ yearly dues ~[ twent v·ftve cents Wilkmson and Melame Young her parems, Mr. and Mrs. Ira I . and Diana and David of Colum· row, 133 Third Ave., Rlckl E. aid R. Massie, Karen S. Coleto b~ pald bv ea( h memher The next meetmg will be ht>ld !1utche1 t nd son, Jtm. PT. PLEASANT - Frederick bus were overnight guests Fri· Mosely 844 Fourth Ave., Hen~ man, Cynde R. Pope,. Randy b August 1 Methodtsl Miss Sara~ Bechtle, Colum. H. Dennis, 24, a seminar~an of day of his parents, ·Mr. and ry Laf~yette McNeU, Texas Rd. Clery, Patricia Birchfield, Eliz. '" the Rolland y . Church basement July 27 al I ' bus, was tht weekend guest of the Episcopal Church, Wtll r~· Mrs. Homer Casto enroute home Mrs. Charles E. Cook, 3811 abetb MacKnight, Jeff D. Work· The Garden Club has maJe p m where ~ work:~hop . m her par en ts , Mr. _and Mrs. Jack side in Point Pleasant. for the after 8 two weeks vacation In Birch St., Pt. Pleasant, Tim· man, William L. Darst, Mra. a project of h•lpmg the Har· llowrr aro·angmg w1ll be 'on·, Bechtle and famtly . summer months, working und· l Florida. While there they visit· othy A. Litchfield, New Haven, Cecil Balin, Mrs. John Slayton, risonville Gtrls 4·H Honnr f'l ub dut·H-d 1 Mr. anrl Mr~. Charles. John- er the Rev. Charles A. _Pitzer ed Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen, W. Va., B~ra A. Higginbo- Clare?ce Bryant, Robert Mewith their advtsor Mrs Vorgil son, Joan, Julia and R 1 ~ k y, of Chnst Church. He will re- Bradenton, Fla. Patricia OW· tham, Grlmma Landing, w. va. Cornuck, Emmett Stutler, EuAdkms and Mrs Jewel. mem ' Tnmble., were July 4th dmner ceive eiperlence as a part of ens, daugilter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Brown, 382 Lincoln gene Porter, Robert Lawl!l)n, bers of the club. Mrs Reobel Cluu· ~· ie teg11r is guests ot Mr &nd Mr•. Horace the Middle Atlantic pariSh Richard Owens accompanied One hundred twenty-two St Mldd~port Mrs. Harry A. Karen Dobbins, Mrs. Emma SIJ. will conduct a flower arrang· ' (;ru•sl Ill l'flrl,l' McEihinn). They were •?com· training program. Mr. Den· them on the trip to Florida. sons, including IZ children, 39 ., ' vey, William Withrow, WUUam lng demonstration for the (id s Mavor and Mrs Charles Le· panied home by their children nis has compte~ two years of Mrs. John Stivers underwent grandchildren, and 33 great A. Davis, Mrs. 11. E. McNam· gar entertamed wi th a ha m· who had spent the past week study at the ~U'ginia Thi!Ologl· surgery at the GalllpoUs Clinic grandchildre~ of the_late ara and Infant daughter, Jam- . burg try Thursday evening •t I w1th Mr and Mrs. McE!hmny. cal Seminary m Alexandr~a. week ago and is convaleacing and Eli1.a M~ler Hill es Halley, Carl L. Dawson. 8 heor home , Mulberry Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones A nattve _of West VIrgliUa, he nicely. the annual Hill reunlo~ at I POMEROY OHIO honormg their sun . Chuckle Btl!,\ held a coo,k-out July 4 at th~lf is a candidate for ~oly Or· Dale Humphrey and James land Park Sunday, June 28. ingHn,~~:ulSa~~~:UeRy~lphE= m his tenth birlhday home on urant-st. Guests m· ders from St. Stephen 8 Church Andrews who are attending the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. l TONIGHT & TUESDII Y lee cream and two decorated 1 eluded their daughters, B~r· in Beckley, a ~raduate of the Devry Technical School, Chi· St. Clair Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Charles Betz· Howlll'd, Jr., Rita Rethford, Mril "SUNDAY IN NEW YORK'' blfthday cakes wm served : bara, Mr . and Mrs. Lee David· Univer:<ity of V~rgmla In Char· cago, Ill., spent the holiday Don Bell and Lo~a, Mr. and ing ~ntertained 'the Adult clasa E . E. Malone, .Horton R 0 10 • (Technlcolorl Cliff Robert son ! PTI09 i I an~ with the dinner. to Mr and Mrs.l son !Sharon[, Mrs. Dorothyllottesvtlle~ ~nd.. spent last sum· weekend with their parents, Mr. Mrs. Harold Grunm, of the Tuppers Plains EUB Mrs. Dovle DaviS, Mro. Eugene f:,,ber1 Fonda. Rod Tavlnr mer part1c1patmg In the pro- and Mrs. Charles Humphrey of bus; Dr. and Mrs. Early ch h recently at their home Hauser, Drexel Lambert, Lin· Culo . .In M0rrnw .I 1m Rnrkus Gene Mitch and children, Shari DandaklS Athens, Mr. E. •nd Mork \1r and \Irs . Jus· I Jones ,Shede, Mrs. C. E. Bur· gram of the National Cou~cil Lincoln Heights and Mrs. Cl&r· Joe and Bobby of Columbus; m ur~ppers Plains. da Rice, Mrs. G. L. Hart and Fe ;aturett.: Fl .. aJtol& Jitters 3 STOOGfS eph Struble aod sun, Michael , delle, ano Charles s,,.delte. for Clinical_ Trairung working ~ ence Andrews, Ebenezer St. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hill, Themeetlug In charge of Mrs. lnfan~ son, Mrs. WIIUam Hogue Mr and Mrs John Terre ll and Mr. ano Mrs. James Brew· as a chaplam tn a Kansas City 1 MiSs Lucille Smith, president and Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Em~erson, president, and B\'::~a:u::::i dr:"gi.t!: Wt>dn&tdl'v •nd Thursday Mr and Mr<. Legar and Chyck· ington and da~ghter, Sandra, Hospital. Upon completion of of the Southeast Teacbers AsS6- vid Hill, Seth and Perry; opened wlth the hymn, Bless- M. July 8-9 NOT OPEN 1e Bdl. Millie and Mana. The spent the boliday weekend in hiS fmal year at tbe semm· elation, is attending the Natlott· and Mrs. George HiU and ed Aasurance, followed with Mrs. G. D. Carper and Infant 8 deacon. a! Education Association in Se- of New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. prayer by Mrs. Chester Gorrell aon, Mrs. C. R. Terry and lnhonor•d guest rt't'eived a num. Middleport. Sandra was guest ary, he will be made Frhhty through Tuesday ber of nice g1fts soloist at Heath Methodu;L attle, Wash. I Julian Hill, Tommy, Henry, and acrlpture reading of Psalln fant daug~ter, Mrs. V. H. LeneJuly 10·14 Chucch ~unn; lhe .mormng wor· Job's Daughters Miss Eleanor Smith and friend Roger, Shirley and Kim; Mr. 1 by the Rev. Eugene Emmer- gar, William 8 · Slaven, Mrs. W.11! Disnrv'o:: "THE THREE LIVES TO MEET TONIGHT sh1p service, smgmg ~e num· rsday Miss Audrey Bell of New York and Mrs. CecU Hill, Robin and son. K. D. Williams and lnf~t dauOF THOMASFNA" The Pomeroy Bend C B Ra· ber, "Lead My Feet. Tom Meet Thu of the Intema·' City spent the past two Terl of Col~mbus, Mr. and Mrs. Several readings were giVen ghter, Mrs. R. 0 · Watkins a~ (T('!'hm('olor) 2 6 Auxiliary w1ll hold its • Baker, son of Mr . and Mrs. John . U.lhel No. 's Dau hters ' with Miss Smith'• mother, Mrs . Brady Huffman, Brady, Including, Visions of Jesus, by lnfsnt daughter, Mrs. E. E . Do PH1 rick '\f('\.!1nh<ln . su~an dw Ham!'c;; hi rf' Karen notnre. regular monthly meeting Mon·l Baker, was . orgamst for th;' !tonal Order of Job sion ~ur,.. Florence Smith. Greg and Beth Ann; Mr. Mrs. U.tzlng; The Heavens De- laney and Infant sqn, Mrs. J. Jacl• Stewart . .tav evening at 6·30 p m. July service. He " an organ pupil met In ~la~t ~e Pomeroy Mrs. D W. Allen and child· Mrs. Don Hill, Denny Hill clare The Glory Of God, Mar- T. Coffee and Infant daughter, Disney tutoons 6 •I the home of Mrs. Doyle ol Newman Burdett<!. day evenmg ren of Springfield and Mrs. Law· Steve, Mr. and Mrs. garet Russell; Taking Maw's Mrs. William F . Gooderham, Ft~tun·tt~: Me!•• Mr. 1 Mischief Shuler m Cheshire Mr and M~. Val Edgar Rey· Ma~omc Temp e . ed ueen renee Weed and aon of Colum· Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Advice, Mrs. Hobart Vineyard; Mrs. Glenva Reeder, Raymond ~-- ~ ·-. nolds and chtldren of 1\"organ· Linda Dar_nell, honor ~s In: ' bus spent a couple of days Philip, Pat and Jay; Mr. The Lord Sllall Make You Free, Saxon, Mrs. J. 0 . Kall, Glenda - .. ' ......~ town, V. . Va ., spent the week· preSided. Linda Lyons w their mother, Mrs. Harriett Rus· Mrs. Bill Hill, Pam, Jeff, Mrs. Marvin Walker; and How Forrester, Densll Sayra In d end w~h his parents, Mr. and stalled as gutde and _Patgarnell sell. and Chris; Mr. and Mro. Great Is Thy Goodness, Mrs. Kathleen Cochran. ~ Mrs. Edgar Reynolds. don as treasur~r. Mts~ Miss Ramora Boice of Day- Fosoor, John and Cheryl of Co- Carrie Bahr. I Recent _guests of Mr. and was the_lnstalltng offtcer, ton spent tbe bolida,Y weekend lumbus; Mrs. Dorothy HOI, During the business seaslon, VISITS PARENTS with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bonnie RhodeS and~len, Mrs. Gorrell reported that $87 : ' · Mrs. Dav•d Darst were thelf da Yost mstallingmarshal, • ,we carry a complete and famdy, Mr. and Mrs. ky Nease ln~tallint!. the R E Boice. of Rogers 0. Mr and Mrs. had been received from the sale NEW HAVEN- A·2C James William Darst >nd. children, Jeff and .Kathy Mc~lh ey Mr.· and Mls. George Raub Joe Hill Rand~ and Ricllard of plaques and Mrs. Ethel Stout R. Mayoard visited his parents, 1n8 0 um er an, • Ul• 1ng o l and Barbara of Lima. They a~ stalling chaplam .. Plans of Huntington, W. Va. Colum~na; Mr. .and Mrs. reported that the name quUt Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Maynard • materials, and speclahze In all l so VISltel hi'S grandmother, Mrs. made for a pi~IC m ced weekend guests of his Huston and Dana, Mr. was ready lor quOting. Group In New Haven, w. Va., while • • d :Dana Hamil~n. . the date to be nnoun . and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Bill Bigelow, Mr. and Mrs. singing of The Lily ')f The Val· home on a 15-<lay leave from e typeS remodehng an Recent VISitors Wilh MIss Joseph Raub. Flo .d Hill Kathy and Willie, ley and prayer by the Rev. Em- duties with the Air Force In Frieda Faehnle were. her cou· CASTOS ENTERTAIN M Ernest Fontana Y ' • Amarillo, Texas. He was accom. • o o ome mo .e rnlzatiOn, • o sins J . F. Gtaly, Youngtown, , Mr. and Mrs. Homer Casto eel ;:·her home Columbus Dale Pancake, Jr., all of meMrsonDarrclosedelltheLandmeetmgnd. • panted to the Tri-State Airport • •" .' dM dM H w' t taind ithafamil ro. onco uc .. • • 0 • 0 0 • 0 • • • • Am. an r. an rs. . · 1en er e w Y . urday, after a 'two weekrt vislt ers. ed several guessing games af· Tuesday by hlo mother, his bro•• Graley of Jolie~ lli. . , ner on the Fourth, at I heIr with Mrs. Clementi Menchini. Harry Hill, Paul and ter which a deasert course was ther, and sister, and two~. Mrs. George Stddall and chil-l home, Nye Ave. Present nd She was accompanied home by Mrs. Joe Glen, Brenda and served by the hostess to 18 ad· on his way back to AmarU!o. dren of Plattsburg are spend·: Mr. and Mr~. Lucien Cas~ a her son, James and daughrer, ol; Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU ults and three children. mg a week w1th her parents, 1children, Diana and David of Eva wllo came here for her. and Dwight; Mr. and Mrs. The t "-• will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. while Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Rich· Hill and Linda· Mr. and nex meeu,,. OES TO . MiiiET ber hu, hand, Rev. Siddat: is at. ard Owens and Returned from Fair Clifford Hill and Max Pomeroy Chapter 188 OES ! da and Patrlcla . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coats Mrs. Harold Roosb, t ... an Sehool Is Invited. Home made will meet In regular tession M~:-~asto. have returned from a trip Mrs. Robert Euler and Lori, lee cream and cake wlll be ser· Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at . I b a MASON -~ -~-~ -· "''" . tending a church camp. New York, where they Ch:co:e: 1Mr.o""':d & 1:v;;;eci:;;·...--=-=----:..M..;;;•so.;_nl,.c,.T,.emp...iiiileii.iiiij---o; Mr. c. A. Emmish, who bas the World's Fair. They were ac- m. ens er, av Hill II' TONIGHT "DR, NO" I been ill for an extendeCI time, compa~ed by their daughter, ~~e~;.,~:.· ~·~nd ' With sean Connery ' has been return,ed to Chnstine, who will , Mr nd Mrs Dallas and Ursula Andress ToY£1h alflhall shinciiH. ~edic~l tralnmg Jt a will ~b ' ;an Arihur • General Hospital. VIsiting (Technicolor) Mr. and Mr.. Emmish recent· m Phlladelphls, Pa. She y, • Roush -and....: W "'· 1!. only I) were their daughters, Mrs. reside there for one yea< while ::.fer =~y Roush' "PRESSURE POINT" Y ' Austin ' Sidney Poittier, Bobby Darin ' Earl Bouglier Columbus. and in training. Miss Coats ' Mrs. Don Bu~key of Marietta ed In Philadelphia. also ~uc~ Mu~ge~.~ ~=~·:\I and their son, Roger Emmish visited in Huntington res yo • _, Tuesd•v .nd WedneSday of Dayton. Mrs. Roger with Mr. and Mrs. Hayman, Mark Davia and Kay July 7-8 FAMtL Y NIGHTS i mish and daughters are visit- the fonner June Sansbury, MEETING I'OsTPONED ''THE MAGIC SWORD'' ing relatives in California: Mr. ,and Mrs. Hayman enterThe meeting of the Mary r.:~\1 Basil Rathbone Anne Helm (Eastman Color) Bou~hers' daughter will study talned with a ~erb~~ln~~~~~: tha Circle of tho Pomeroy F All wood spoc;., and language In Germany this year ance of Christine • burch heduted -and1 1Baptist c type~. Mallogany only 4'xt p1n.l "GUNFIGHT AT THE 1 having studied in Austria last ly 4 at their bolne In scpclO!poned, 0 . K. CORRAL" 1 year. She Is a graduate of ton Valley. Misa Coats hu been tonight, has been Burt Lancaster erlin College where she attending Ohio Northern was announced Kirk Douglas (Technicolor) ed In language. slty the past three ye~. Etta Lemley I ' I Isoei!ll In Mainly About People In Around And About Mt'dcHeport ' \ PRIZE WINNERS - First place trophy at the Racine July 4th Parade went to the Racine Camp Fire girls headed by Helen Johnson and Mary Curtis. The Camp· tire girls portray the ringing of the Freedom Bell. Runner-up for float honors was the Racine Baptist Youth Fellowship which de~onstrat~d the . md~p~nd~nc~ that July 4th symbolizes. Third-place award went to B11ly C. Hill klr hiS or1grnahty m hav· ing a P'!'·l09 float in rememberance of late President Kennedy. - Sentinel Photos. Avalanche Takes • 25 Complete Swim Classes ., �\ I #' • ., TbP llnily ~fiiiPntinPI Now For the Main Event Helen Ilelp Us! )a edhoriMII - --- - - - AGood Record ()UR area of the Ohio Valley was in- holiday accidents W'fe of a different na- de~d fortunate in the observance of ture, when a s mall child fell off a picnic table, and a young woman fractured a tht .lui~' 4th holiday . \Vhilt> we were hmb when she got out of a car. It just complhn~ a record of no fatalities, the goes to show that it takes eternal vigi>late or Ohio almost hit the predicted toll la nce for the average person to even go of 2S dead from traffic mishaps. Twenty about the routine ways of life without bedead on the highways In our great state ing injured is not a record to br very proud of when One of the best records of self Imcompared with some parts of the coun- posed measures is the Pnvlable record_of try . Hov,·evPr. when we read of thE' auto the nation 's 280. oil refineries. Dunng registration or the :;tate bein~ near the the past 30 yeats the accident rates .in four million mark we can exped on a that industry has dropped from I 1.9 mpercentage basis that there will be an juries per million man -hours worked to ever increasing number of fatalitie-s . five injurie:-: A drop of over 100 percent '!\Jine wrecks in Gallia and Meigs rounty is a record that any group ca n be proud over the holiday only in iured seven per- of. and has eliminated lo'!S of time on the sons, and no doubt the lack of speed was JOb and thousa nds of dollars in expense . a contributing factor in keepin~ down Some of the simple things that brought seriou• inlurv or death At least one about that decrease was that of having vouthful resident of the Porter commu- tools in their proper place and the use itity probably owes her life to the fact of helmets with prescription lenses as a that a driver was operating well below part of the equipment. It is the simple the posted speed limit. T>recautions in driving that gtves us a Often in our stressing the need for •·•lling accident rate. and just because safety on the highways we overlook the the holirlav is past. rememher that every many other dangers to life and limb Two day of the year holds its dangers. - Voice of Broadwav •.. reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLI!N Pt. Pleasant, Rio Grande Post Opening Round Wins get It? MRS, T.C.W. Dear Mn. W: Of 00\lfll!. Your only otblr choice I• to believe IT, tllld lorget IDM, and, rNlly, be mli!C be telllnc the truth - o\ranpr thlngo havt happened (lhoup not In this column). May I make a 1111GeaUOIIT Next lime you travel CIOII ·• country, don.'t fty DOW - Pl1 (in worry) laler, while your husband motel-hops, "Frulality" should begin at hom and stay tbere! - H. oat 01 The MolliM 01 r.lda Dear Helen: Maybe you !mow about 1lrJI trick, but I didn't until my ond-grader showed me. Not having oclsoora baDdy, I was trying to tear a piece o! writing paper evenly, 10 that I could mate two note • 11zed sheets. I ereaaed it with my liDo gemailt (as I've done all my We and of eourae II didn't tur wbere I'd creatred. II ~eldoul does. My daughter lhowed me s new angle. She folded tbe paper Uttlt Secret Dear Helen : I'll let you in on a little aecret. These people who writo, "Yoo're afraid to print this." 01 , " I dare you to print this'' do it just to get their lettera published. Get smart, Helenthey're just cashing In on a fomale characteristic. Tell a woman she can't or she doem't dare and she will. The dare Is just 'a "hook." - SMART Dear Smart : I'll let YOU In on a little aecret - I've got a largo file of •'I dare you" letters that have never seen light because they're either dull or phony and probably both. People who try to crash HHU by "hook" or "crook'' seldom do. - H., Dear Helen: Do you think my husband could be telling the trulb? I new back East first and my husband wao to follow me with the car. 1 dun't Hke long drives, and this was 2,500 mllet. He adverUaed for a rider to help share expelllles. It turns ap·tol ~~·:.:r~i~e:u:::.·;;:o::.~b.: ~~!~::n:;,t =.t!: Reporl S From Th C C I ;~~ E::7rii~~~~ ~ ~~~-=r~~~k£! ::: I ' I :j ~I tI . Jottings in Penrll The identity of Romy Schneider's most recent adorer would rock the world of show biz - and a few million fans, too . . A funn,y thing happened on the press .iunket to the Island where Cary Grant was shooting his newest picture. The photoogs got there and discovered there was a tight "security" on the 'tar of the film, so they had a nice rid• and got a little suntan. but no pictures of R•ports Cary wlth his offscreen dote from Paris have it that Gen. de Gaulle 1s slated for another operation this Winter Edith Piaf's young widower Theo Serapo. works as a cab driver between sin~ing engagements, which aren't as frequent as he had hoped when he em· harked on his career "Funnv Girl" broke all records for the week ending .June 27 night, ringing up a total ot $81,~77 S2 Godrey Cambridge, the comedian was the first major cast casualty of "Got: ~en Boy." Hew ·. , neplaced a few d~ya after the show opened In Phlladelphia . . . ~he truth about the spy schools in East hermany are as strange as any James Bond fiction. They teach their beautiful graduates how to use narcotics to get secrets from unsuspecting subjects in the West Theatregoers will be pleased to learn there should be no acousllcal shortcomings when Richard Rodgers bfings "The King and I" to Uncoln Center on July 6. A new sound system, reportedly costing mo,re than $100,000, promises to do away With the usual complaints from Uncoln Center audiences. • • • The casting for the movie version of Arthur Miller's "After the Fall" Is apt to cause a storm of controversy. Sophia Loren is set to play the Marilyn Monroe part originated by Barbara Loden - which means, of course, that it won 't be a Marilyn Monroe image ln any sense - and Paul Newman Is most likely to be Invited to play the part of the author. which is totally anrealistic. So they could really do two versions of the Broadway play -the one starring Sophia and Paul, and another one with a breathless blonde and an actor not ouite so devastatinl!lv handsome IS Mr Newman - and they'd have a pair of flickers for the price of one acript. Freddie Finkelhoffe, the only author with official permission from Judv Garland to write her biography, is bemoanIng hi! problems. Every time he's about Time to write the final chapter, Judy does somelhmg drami:ltic ~ like her rece nt "marriage" to Mark Herron - and he has to keep rewriting too catch up with the latest breathless adventure Romantic gossip along the Potomac: friends of Sen. Carl Hayden /D.-Ariz I, wonder if he intends to waltz down the aisle soon. He's been seeing quite a b1t of a laay who used to be one of hi s aides. The Senator is pushing 87 . so it's bravo time whatever he has in mind. • • • Joe Levine's gala premiere of "The Carpetbaggers" at the Festival Theatre brought out the ceiehrities, the fashions and the jewels, and Mrs. Levine's party afterwards at the Four Seasons was another triumph of lavish decor. luxurious cuisine and dancing belles and blades. Carroll Baker, sinuous as a mermaid in a glittering honey-blonde dress that matched her hair, drew spontaneous ap' ptause when Joe led her to the glass floor over .the pool, surrounded by trees o pink ostrich feathers and stanchions of massed pink flowers . Abbe Lane. almost demure in gray _chiffon over orange chiffon, tosser her pear-shaped emerald earrings rn the direction of never-demure Georgie Jesse! ; Nancy Berg, m ,wh1te to set off her deep tan, wore thre~ fresh gardenias in her anthracite hair; Eartha Kltt, escorted by film producer Art~ur Cohen, was wrapped in what look~d like beaten silver; Mrs. Jack Jav1ts VIbrated Jn two shades of pink. hot and cool, reedslim husky-voiced Constance Bennett wor~ a floor-length textured white !rock, with diamonds. And among the dancing fellows were Rudy Vallee-in whose band Mrs. Levine used to sing a· Rosalle Harrison - Red Buttons, Robert AI· da David Susskind and Frankie .~valon. ' Most of the people who made " The Carpetbaggers" a best-seller on the fiction Jists will probably toye the mov1e edition. Any perceptiVe ftlmgoer woul,d be bound to enjoy George Peppard s forceful performance as Jason Cord and Carroll Baker's golden allure as Rita Marlowe. As for Liz Ashley, this picture made me feel that the stage Is a better medium for her than the screen: her voice is charmingly raspish In a play, but when she is magnified on the big scneen up there she begins to sound frightfully "Dad's.an·admiral" in contrast to her fel· low performers, and the audiences a few blocks away from Park Aw.. are likely to wonder, as well they might, "Where did she come from?" ................ - WHILE Pl.l»..S<\00, 1HE. PLUNGER. WHO MAKES AU. KINDS OF DEALS .. ·HE 6RIN0S A Ff!l( 000-E.ARED SCRATQl·PAD PA6ES --· l GOT MORE HERE SOMt;WHE.Rf:-·OOPS! NQ ..·1HAT'S MY LAUNDRY TICKET.. •WAIT-,- HERE'S il.AO-DEBT lOU'S --· By LYLE c. WILSON I fall of Republican vote totals ter 19~! the score was 16, 33 Ualted Pr.., lnlernalloaal from 1936 to 1116! There are and 176 respecUvely. 1$ l Re bit oa~onal and state graphs. Voter Appeal Affected 1 1 11 n . mal or • pu '! Wo• Two Stateo The Qunn report sa)" : Loscan NatiOnal Convention del&- In 1936 the Requblican party ses In Republican party gates are graphs and sta•JsUcs almost sank out .of sight. That strength have been assOCiated to support the conservative was !he year Franklin D particularly with the periods complaint that the Dowey-El- Roosevelt lost only Maine and when the party's Image and senhower • Lodge Republican Vermont. After that electon policies were dominated by Its leadership Is responsible for there remained in office: e1ght national (moderate) organizethe party's second at r l n g Rt>publican goven1ors, 17 Re- tlon. During these same Urnes status. publica ,.enators and 89 He- the voter appeal of the DemoThis mailing was done by publican members of the erotic ca~ldates for pr..idenl Newman Marsihus, Goldwater House. 1 was dechmng except In 1960. committee chairman in Con After the 1946 election wlth The number of DE-mocratic 1 necticut. '1'he book of graphs is hard boiled congressional con- votes lor PJ'I!sident decllhn ed lnh arcompanled by a covering let· servatlves running lbe party, the 20 years from 1938 t roug ter from Marsillus. It challen1- the Republicans had: 25 gov- 1956. and never regained that es the idea that Sen. Barry ernors 51 senatora, 246 repre- number of 1936. The first gain Goldwater's nomination would seatatlves. Conservative Repub over 1938 was in 1960 • after jeopardize local Republican !leans regarded Thomas E. eight years of the modem (,EIcandidates. Dewey, the 1948 Republican •enhowerl administration." Can victory be ours," Mar- presidential nomlneo. as a me- The mid Atlantic statet are: aliius asks, 'by following poll- too liberal candida\•· .:TPe ,~!m:· Delaware. Maryland, New Jercies which, for over 25 years ton was a disaster. Afte4 1948 sey, New York,. Peonsylvsnia with on eexcepllon. have led to • the Hepublicnas had : 18 gover- and West Vlrgims. Republican defeat nors. 4z senators, 171 represen- congreJSional candidates won The accompanying booklot. tatlves. 55 per cent of the mld-Atlantie which is entirely Jndeperulent Congressional conservatlvea vote In 1948. That vote slumped and non • partisa iJ factual maneuvered the party to a bet- to 47 per cent i 1948 wlth mod· • bl' De proof that the liberal Re,>ubll- 1er position and after the El- erate Repu 1ean wey runcan view has contlnWillY caused senhower election of 1962 the ning tile party. The vote was 80 to" In party stren1th, par- Republicans .could count: 30 In 195! (Ike's first election); 41 tlcularly In the number o1 votea governors, .a senators, 221 rep- per cent In 19M; 89 per cot In 19•• for governors, oenatora and resenllll Ives. ~: - per cent ln t••• .... ; •'7 representauv08." JIJter elght yearo of moderate per cent in 1950; 53 per cent The accompanylnl booklet liJ or Eisenhower Republicanism, per cet Jn 1960. the Dunn Survey Report com' the 1960 election dioclosed an- 1\'e must chanee thlo m• C. Dunn. Me- other disastrous Republl can tooism.' 'Marslllus wrote the Piled by R~ero ~ Lean, va. The 8 urvey reports , slump to lfJ governors, 33 sen~ 1 delegates, to a- strans conser· tbroogh graphs on the rise an<i l ators, 175 representatives. AI· I votive policy and leadership." I I I Today's .Medical Report beds. My husband says lt was absolutely a busines deal - af. ter all, he'd never even met tbe woman before. He asks ' U anything had happenetl between them, would be tell me about tile one-room arrangement? lit's true, he told me first.) He says she was golhg on a shoestring, and had to get back to New York to a job. Our lunda were pretty tow, too, be<auae ol my plane trip, and he saved more than $25. He's always been a very honorable man. Frugal too. Should 1 believe him and forAbeid Amnl Karume. Karume, it was widely held, was but a figurehead. E•glnoer coup But with Babu oot of tbe country on a shopping llliSSIOO to Peking, It was with K.rume thst Nyerere engineered tbe surprise coup that llnked Zanzihar with Tanganyika and undertook the first slep to block Co . inO mmurus1 uence. Success for Nyerere would constitute a major defeat for communism In Africa. lb the Chi and In Zanz ar' nese the Russians have beeD runnlng the port and harbor and train· clothin\1, bed aheets, walls, noon and furniture. This dioease was very atubborn and prone to recur before the ad· vent of aotiblotics. Stubborn caaes are still H<!n wben tile cau&ative organism haa become realstant to penicillin. A newer antibiotic, erythromycin, has proved very effective. lt works better when given internally than when used In an ointment. When impetldo iJ present In a household , it Is essehtial that all members of lho family use "" antiseptic ooap containing hexachlorophene. on- THE DAllY SENTINR •:=, ..., _ -::.-:• ti.OD. Foreign News Commentary Zanzibar Battle Shadowed By VietNam, Other Bouts . .... ........ .. ..... .._ O.aacea Made ......,. " ..._ "" ..,.,. • Gradually the changes are Pharmacia Laboratories of New beins made. York and also I believe by tbe Babu has been removed from Pharma Chemical Corporatloo his important post as minister ot Bethlehem, Pa. of external aflaln , Marx! n. also have been removed from Q - In a recea& column you Please send your questions other subsidiary postl. . told about the benefits derived ' and comments to Wayne G. A particular blow to tbe• Comfrom tile use of low molecular Branclstodl, M.D., In care of munists wu Nyerere'a acJiOD dextran (LMD). My doctor ooid this paper. While Dr. 81\lnd- clowngradina all Zautbar embe was unable to get It at I h e stadt cannot answer lndlviltual bossies to the atalus ol COil· drug store. Is it commercially ..tters he will answer letters IIllatea. available' of general Interest In future eol..:".:__:1.:_ 1_:ll::...::m.:.•::nuf=a::ct-=..ure.:_d:_b:::Y:.;.;U::mn=s.:..- - - - - - - - - hMI..,. IINIIIIIII NI'ttll,.. •.,....,.,..,.. ..,.... , ... .......,.. ,...., ... ..._... - •- Yoolt '"'· - ,.,.. httl~tttu :::-=:·;:::....,':'!': : .. _., ... ,.., ., ...,_ D.U~ IIi ,.. JeMIMI ..,.., 111AI;• * ....._rJ...,., ..,,.., . , . ...,. , , ...., ...... ....,. ..,.., lti'VItl ""' ,.,...,. _ tta 1, ~~Mth .,. ,.., .,...., . . ,..,, ..... _..., ...... · :11._ 1 I ' , ·' . ,;t .( eop, Rio Grendo, rec..,l win- macy o1 Pt. Pleasant wUI loclr \ Yankees at NG. , Pleasant. Th!J encounter Is to aer of the Jaly Fourth tounJ. horns with Pomeroy's Tigers Third and final opening round t.tegin around 8:30, _...,.nl at 0a1r Hilt, roUted the at 6:30. Second game this ev- contest this evening finds Porn- By winning Monday, Jameo r Gallipolis Wblte Sox, 10.0. ening pits Jones · McNeil of \ eroy's Redlegs battling Fish- , McComb will now battle host _tl_e_Le_ago :_e_b_a_se_b_all..:_lol;;,;;ll'D8III;;;;;;;;;;Olll;;.;.._..,;;;:::..;,t-I..;.;..:ID=-McMtcla;,:;.=l'l::..:'l~lli::pa.=._.:1hhr:::::._-e·~·.:•n:in:..B~·~F.:ru:t::h':_s~P::ha:_: r- PI Pleasant again st Gatlipolis' er's O.partmont Store oi Pt. ' Kyger Creek in a second round contest Wednesday , at UO p. I P()rtland won fl.;; th irrf r lttfe """"""""'"'"-'".$'"~"'"·"'' m. Rio Grande earned the right St•uthern ~a gu P game In live SPRINGFIELD tUPI) to play Letart In a second ~ tarl fl with <J 9-(i Vi('tnry ovt!'t" Wayne Wlsema-, bead coaclli round contest Thursday at 8:30 the Racine Red ~ Monda y even-at Norihwestern Hlgb School p. m. mg at Portland. iJ Clark Couaty the past lour 1 A big first Inning in which years, Monday w•w named , James McComb scored six i Racine pilchefll R. Johnson, Gary HarL and Tom Spangler head haskeiball coacb at run• enabled lbe Pt. Pleasant Sprtngflekl Soalb Hlgb School. club to whi p Pomeroy's Dodgallowed Pi.rtland all Hs runs in Wisemanl who eompJJed a ers, 7-3. Both Learns wound up the se(·ond, third and fourtil JOLIETI'E, Que. (UPI )- Hu skies (including 35 touch- , " I can vary the speed and 1 52·51 record at Northwestern, 1 Entries are now being acceptwith five safeties. " Just think .r the water H"ll fr<~m es, P0rtland.'s Red WallQuarterbacJ- George Bork, the down passes m his senior yearJ, ·~ pace; '' he explained. "But my replaces Paul Walters, pr.,. 1 ed for a " Pee Wee" Tourna· For Pomeroy, Ricky Warner take. Aren't you worried about hmwn and Lee Allen hurled small college passing whiz from . now is determined to make philosophy is that If you've got tbo bill?" P<~rtland out uf trouble durin&: Northern Jllinois, looks more good . He' generall y one of the 1 a man in the clear why fire it moted to albletlc director lbio ' ment to be held 01 lhe Syra- had a two-run triple in the spring. · cuse Ball park beginning at 10 sixth. Tom Sarver slammed a a fuurth in mnJ.! Reds ' rally that like a stunted basketball player first on the held here and the 1at him. Make it as easy a::~ pos-Wise~ Is • IJ'aduate ol a.m. on July 18. Tournament double in the second. Junior ne! 1Pd five run~. tban the pro football player he last to leave. sible for him to eatch it. I can Rio Grande Cotltse, where be Manager Bob Louks said today. Pulltna bad two singles for S I 0 hopea kJ be. " He's impressed me very throw H hard when the situ a. played oa the team tbat fea· the I06ers. ' Por!l<md p i t<'he~ struck out Every ~ . S. pro team in ~oth ! much with_h~~ po~se , espec1a_lly I tion demands it." tun'"!l the fabnloul Bevo All games of the tournament St\"f:· n and wal ked five w hi I e the National and American for a rookie, sa1d Coach J1m Nobody is more curious than Franeis, and bas .. master's WI·11 be Pay ··- saturFor Jame. McComb, Steve IXl 1 ed on eh.ner Hacine moundsmen Wl"re fanFootball Leagues refused to Trimble. " He reaHy takes com- I Bork himself whether he can degree from Wittenberg. He day or Sunday. Sunday games NevlUe had two sinclet, ~· did ning Ptght <~ nd giving up only draft him bf!cause "I guess rnand in the huddle." make it in the pros. taught at Oak HJJJ H , g b will begin at 1 p.m. Murris )Bumgarner. Wmniag The Yankee! scored a s 1xt ' onP basP un balls. they thought I was too small Throws Soft Pass i " It's not that I'm mad or i hurler Lilly bad tlte elb.. a · ~Com~ safety _ altO 1 sin- iMing run on a walk and two Portland hitte rs were Lee aDd wasn't a T--quarterback," Everyone who has seen Bork 1 anything at. the pro teams in School Ja JackiOD County be- I All entrants should Jist fore moving to Nortbwetteru. 1 roster of not more than 14 1 gle _ in the big fi rst rung . errors Monday f-'Vening tn down AIIPn 't\ 11h a simdt- and double, accordjng to Bork. 1 throw at the AloueUes training the States for not drafting me," Both teams committed only the :irates 5-4 in a Pomeroy r J;1\ td Ro ush a single, Melvin But the quarterback-desperate camp remarks that hi s soft ! he said. "l was disappoined, of . -i-"'' '·'!j1:,,,,1 ,c~,~;g•·• '"-.;w~,- "~ ,, ~ , players and two coaches. Participating boys cannot. be 10 one error _ the loser~ made Boys Lefigu~ game L:IWJ'( •Twe and Ct•orge Law· Montr~al Alouettes a:e gi~ing pass. figures to make him inter- course, but more than anything 1 vears of age prior to August 1 · th f' t b ' ed .th I Yankf"e pllcher Bob Werrv r ttwe, l'.vo Sln j! i('s pac!l a n d the skinny (6-feet~ 1), 1Ightwe1gM ceptlon prone. Hork doesn't else, I want to prove to myself 1"96' E t · t ' b · ' one m e Irs' com m WI farmed iO and walked onl _v tw~ \\",diiJro\\11 . a "atr ul bas e ' ., n nes mu s De su mtt- four walks and three base hits . " 1178 pounds) Mt. Prospect, Ill., agree. that I can make lt.'' ·, ted to Bob w·mge t l, th e Dm·1Y and it was too mu ch or a lea d' wilile Pir:ile mound sman StPVf' knocks athlete a ebance to prove the I •~ II. I Hart American pros were wrong. .")t'n · ne · or Bob Lou ks Of s Y- • fo r Pomerov to overcome Sar- Van Mt:'ter ran nt>d Fi~111, ga\le ' For !h~· Ret!< Sret rocuse, by J uly 14th. : ver was th~ losmg hurle~. u~ six free pas<;e.~. and hit i and Har Juhrl'..;o ~ Pach had a At that, the Alouettes had to . . . I •• . .. tv.n._ , double. B11ukw ( r11w q smg .. convince Bork he should give it Te_ams are mv tted from Mt-Jgs I he nt~ht~ap was called af, H1tters for the V:t n kf'l-'. ~ were and douhiP All PriJfr tll, tw 1 a try. Galha·Ma.~on and other sur- JO ter four mnmgs · 1t'.'i. <In( . 1 H<Jrry Hart , a 51118. ·• . . d Ibecause R. Gof lhe d Robm Pha lm w1th two .singles . 1sm~ Changed Mind · . round mg cnuntJes. : ·run sprea rue IO ran e 1 Ron Bachtel. a double and gle. 'I had no •ttention of playing Middleport H1gh school's i was on top 10-0 when lhe umps · triple · Hnd Wi ... s"<'llp · a ·51·ng/e · Rac ·mt> RPt~ 1 !l10500-6 1 pro football when they asked A real abttle for ~rond and I 1'he Indians had gotten three summer basel>a ll team eded g , ealled this encounter to a halt. Hitting for the Ptrates were p 11 • d Jil!. 51 aox - t.,.r; me to come up to Montreal the third place wa s assu red Mon· in the fourth on Pat Archer's Ga llipolis 3-2 Monday evening ,o\ MERICANS ADVANCE I Rio Grande scored five in the ~nny Wrrght with a single osr an . d h ·. . · , · .panglPr. Johnson (2~, ti.. · first time and look things day night in Middleport Boys' I double, two walks, and singles on t he new GSI dIamon wen DUBI IN Irel.:wd WPIJ"~F·ve Just , one m the se~.:ond, and I and double Randv Bur"' ..tnd tl I , , . I H . Sl b th · · , 't f · ' ' ar ., , <In( ![;Jrt. Wall over." Bork confided today . League play when the Senators I by Dickie Bub Smith and Jim Gary o art. e wmmng PI· Americans have advanc~ h 1 om m the fourth . The wmners Van :'rleter e<~ch wl!il ~-~ siT.ule b .p l d · th t · · ' ·h . 1 · • · -o rov.n 111 J. A11 en (5i i:ln d "But I got to talkill!i football lost 3-0 to the Redlegs and the 1Glaze. ~ her, dou b e 1~ e _ex ra-mn~ the set..:ond round ot tht> lrit' h , ad seven hits and pla_yed er- and Rov Vaugh<m wlfh a smgle L<~wrPnle. . with so many people that I Indians took the Red Sox. 8-4. 1 With the Redlegs assured of !he Sox ~ent ahead 4-2 m the mg e1gh th behmd J1m John- 1tenms n lampionships. all .~t the rorless ball. The White Sox · and double. changed my mind." son's double , endmg a t1ght exp~nse of Irish opponents managed only two sareties of£ I Pirates 100 030 - 4 6 2 0 ev 1·ts, I Hoger Wcrksman of Los A'l- 1 hur IPr Dave Morgan. Jn the ' Yankees GET HOLI.FR The blond crew-cut, who finishing in first place on a 11· ~h1rd on smgles by Paul Pull- d~eI WI·It1 the Bl ue 002 201 - 5 5 0 STFF.I.ERS p 2 record with two games to tns, Dave Dodson and Randy 'broke almost every small col· nghth~nd~r Ron Janey. ge lts defeated C. O'Ryan. fl-~. 1 third. K. Black singled to cenVan Meter end Burl . Werry pi /r~·~~~:hGII s:~:;:s-h~: lege passing record during his play, the Senators are 7-6, the Becker, and Danny Lewis' bas- Galhpohs had gone ahead 2- 6-2 , and Lee Ff'nlress ot Balon I lt>r, and in the fourth , B. Ber· and Wyatt . Wt>rry !2). three years at the helm of the Indi ans 7-5 and the Uankees es-Joaded homer. That was all 0 in the sixth on Dick Long~s , Rouge, La., lopped D. McDow- , ridge singled to right. slrf'ngl hPnPU 1heir Jinebm:ki~g 7-5. ' I thv hits the Sox got off Archer, 1 double with one out, a hit bats· I elL 6-2, 6·3, in men·~ singh:s I Morgan whiffed 10 Sox iD FIGHT RESL'LTS cor).)~ h.\' ot>tatrung Ed Holler . who fanned eight and walked fn1m lhf' (;rl't'TI Bay Parkers ln The Senators meet the Brav. four. man.' and three walks. Mondey. In women's singlP.s, the abbreviated contest. He · By Vnited r~ress lnternationHl t·xciJ<~ngt· lor an uudJsclosed es, 3-9, Thursday; the Indians I Middleport got back one run Tory fo~ retz of Ha rrisburg, Pa ., l walked only two. LOS ANGELES tUPil - .'v1<l, dr ;1ft dJOII"P. have a game to make up with Other In~ian hitters. were in_ the bottom of ·the six th on Lea t H. Kf'arn.~. 6-3. 6-0, Justin :~. l For the winners . Jim Gil - sahi ko Ftghting H <Jr:.~da, 120: flollt•r who ('an ,.~mt .~s well the Red Sox, and scheduled Archer a . stngle , Denms. Hack- l Mtke Gardner's leadoH smgle, Bricka ol St. J..ouh defeated T bert had a triplt> in tht> first Tokyo, outpointed Rey Asfs. as hi" u~t>d Jt fullrJac k ;o!ld li!lrames wilh the Braves Wed- ett two smglea, and Smith two two sacrifice bunts, and an er- Croskerry , ti-4, 3-6, 6-0. ad , and Jim Osborn a double in the :~0 314, Manila I!Ot · J s m.t~e l La. 1 OOckPr. 1 t-placPs Andv Huo;;;,;efl, esday and with the Senators more smge.s. ror . The J ackets tied it up in 1M<~ry Ann F:isel of St. LoU!! fourth. Osborn also had a sin- gune. 130. Panama. knocked nul w 110 11:1.-: t>nlered mlltlary servVednesday of next week, and Sox pitchers fanned IO, walk- . the seventh on Bill Swan's sin- routed II. Boyd , 6-0. 6-1. I glein three trips. · Kid Anahuae. 132. Mex ico B. te e gle and Bruce Wallace's sec--_ ,__ _ h~ Yanks meet the Redlegs ed five. ond hit, a double. · · ···---·""'"""'""Y' ··· • , BOSTON (UP!) - Linebacker this Wednesday, the Red Sox Tommy Addison of the Boston Thursday , and the Braves next Redlegs . . . . 101 010 - 3 5 1 Stobart fanned 15, walked Senators 000 000 ·- 0 2 1 five, hit one while Janey fanPatriots, head of (1\e American Monday . Tonnehill and Boggs. Hawley ned seven, walked one. Stobart Football League'! Player AssoThe second and third place and Gilkey. Umpire o Bob Hy- gave up just three hits, a sineiation, Monday urged an end clubs meet in single game playsell. gle to Mike Fisher in the fourth to the "senseless war'~ between off July 18 to win a berth in a 101303 - 81!0 inning, and Long 's sjngle leadtile tw~ major protessional three-g8.flle series with the RPd- Jndian~ leagues. · l le~s for 'the summer champion- Red Sox .. 004000 - 441 ing off the sei'Ond inning. Archer and Glaze. Dodson Other Middl eport hitters ADdison said Mi has sent 8 1 slup, under rules approved by (LPI, Lewis 14) and Lewis, proposal to his NotJOnal Foot- the Assoeiation this year. were Stobart's single, .and Wal· ~~~ (4,. Umpire: Manley. lace's second hit, also a double. ball League counterpart, Ordell RF.DI,EGS WIN Braase of. the Baltimore Colts, John Tannehill pitched two Gallipolis 000 000 20 - 2 3 I calling for a meeting to solve hit ball, giving up an lnlield WOULD LIKE FIGHT , Middleport 000 001 11 - 3 7 0 mutual player problems. single to Jerry Stobart and a LONDON (UPI) - Former Janey and Long. Stobart and "1 make this as a proposal single to c-enterfield to Keith heabyweight champion Floyd Wallace. Umpire : Woody CalL and nates a challenge," Addi- Van Jnwagen, in defeating the Patterson, who overcame t1 big son said. "I know Ordell per· Senators 3-0 Monday evening. hurdle in his comeback Major League Standings sonally and he is working for He fanned 11, walked one, and by beatmg Eddie Machen By United Press International rae same ideals and principles hit two. Stockholm last National Leagut> for which 1 am working In this He also scored all the Red- have a fight with w. L. Pet. GB league .. , cootinued Improve- I leg runs, doubling to lead off heavyweight champioo Philadelphia 47 28 .6ZI ments for our players and pen- the first inning and scoring on Cooper of Britain if he wants it. San Francisco 47 . 21 .603 1~ sion plans.11 1 Joe Hindy 's double, singling in Telking of a proposE'd Patter· Cincinnati 42 35 .545 6 The former South Carolina I the third and trotting home on son-Cooper fight m September' Pittsburgh 40 35 .533 7 lineman said, "I think we can a three-base error, and hom· Jim Wicks, Cooper's manager, St. Louis 39 40 .494 10 end this senseless war between ering in the fifth . The other said Monday : 'It is ok by me Los Angeles 38 39 .494 10 tJleo two leagues by the players Redleg hit eame from Mickey so long as PaHerson does not Milwaukea 38 40 .487 101,2 reaching a mutual agreement Childs, a double. ' want the lot and terms are all Chicago 36 38 .486 JO 'h and working together for the Torn Hawley of the Senators right for us. We would have it, Houston 37 43 .463 121h: Improvement of pro football ." was the loser, fanning nine , in fact we are 'dying ;or it. New York 23 58 ·.284 27 Addison said he was opposed walking one, hitting nobody, Monday's Results to a~y IUJIO of merger "because I INDIANS WIN HHDS FOR COLOGNE No Games scheduled the players wtll only continue The Red Sox were in the batNEW YOHK iUPl! - Fred Taosday'• Gam.. -~ to prosper from • two-league tle until the top of the sixth Hansen, the unofficial world All-Star Game ot Shea Stadlyatem." when the Jndian.!l broke away record holder in the pole w.ult ium , N.Y. He admitted that such .a from a 5--4 advantage to .score with a leap of 17·2, heads a Wednesday's Game• meetinK could pave the way for i thr-ee runs on Jim Warner's sin· five-man AAU team which wUI San Francisco at Chicago, 2 an inter-league playoff game or gle , Jim Glaze's double, Dox compete In Cologne Wedne•day. Only game scheduled an aU star contest to the bene· Walter's second single of t h e Others on the squad are Americaa League fit ol Ute pension funds ." game, and an error. Burwell mmler Ben Tucker W. L. Pc~ GB ----''---··-- - - - = - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1Baltimoro 48 28 .63! Includes Ufetime Tank Lease and Complete Installation! Chicago 44 30 .595 3 New York 45 3t .592 3 All installations feature double wall " Metalbestos" vent pipe 1 Minnesota 43 37 .538 7 Detroit 38 39 .494 10•,; Only 10" down.~ . up to 18 Months to Pay I Boston 38 41 .481 II 1', Hurry ... Thia Spa~al Offer Expires August 15, 19641 Los Angeles 'SI 44 .457 L1V. Cleveland 34 42 .447 14 Kansas City 31 47 .397 18 Washington 32 51 .386 19Y, CIRCULATING BEATER Monday's Results No games scheduled Modern in design with Tuesday's Gamts 70 ,000 BTU heating AU-star Game at Shea Stadcap.Acity ! The powerful rLOO.I rDIIAtl ium, N.Y. 4-speed blower provides Wednesday's Games Here's a 70,000 BTU noiseless operation •. • No games scheduled capacity ftoor furnaee distributes hent even ly. tbat'a engir-..1 IW Equipped with automatic Tom Wbyatt, who specializes in noiael- operation. temperature control and the 400 meter hurdles. You get an evan ftow lifetime combustjon cham· of elean, healthful ber. Package price includea NJ::W YCIRK (UPI)- 'Ille New , • heatat a low operatlifetime tank lease and com. York football Giants have anIng cost. It a eqwpped with an atra beavy oombuootion plete installation of tank nounced the signing of Dick and heater. James, the !9-year-old halfback chamber and eonvaniesat control~. Paeka- nrino includea lifetime tank leue ·- ~who was acquired from the Washington Redskins In exchange fnr Sam Huff. James' career totals s'now Anpt. $3IIUII n1tMr ... IIDW ONLY At 5 t. $385.15 Value . .. NOW 1,741 yards rushing, 1,1611 yard receiving, 3,949 on kk!toff re· For m11T1 iflfllftRttillll ••• ull11r v/1/t 1f111f lllfby turns. and 1M on punt returne. Raem. r . ____ :,; Northern Illinois Grid Ace Gets Chance as .P ro Invite Entries .' To PeeWee Ball Tournament ' ' yank SCOre • s· h to w·In J""' I 1 1 B.attle Looms For Playoff Berth In Middleport Race Middleport . IS WInner In 8 Innl"ngs I ° 1 • • ' • 1 1 AFL Spokesman Urges End to 'Senseless War' 1 I 1 1 • . 1 ~ 1 ,. , . ':.Jl " • y( •"'->; ~ ~ . ON EMPIRE BEATING UIITS AID METERED GAS INSTALLATION I * * * * - ' Portland is Winner w: Pt. Pleasant's Jameo Me- Monday nlgbt. Comb and Rio Grande posted The West Virlbduw . . opening nigh! lrlumphs In the erl 1861 toW'II8DIOIII play bJ Sixth Annual Kyger Creeil Ut,. ollmlnallag Pomll'Oy'a Dodfo $2 7995 ~:':.t~~~uon ' AU. SrARS • BUYROW..SAVE$8600 8EHRf5 WORLD By PIUL NEWSOM I11ue In Doubt UP! Forelp News Aaalyst At the start, uot much would Q - Wbol lo the oaose and In Zanzibar, block African have · been given lor the eure of leukoplakia? How dan- , nationalists are wagln& a drll- chances of the merger's ulll· gerouo ia it? : malic •truQie to turo back e I mate IUCCOU.. 8lld even now A - Leukoploltla Is a condl- Soviet and 1\ed Chinese bid tAl the Issue re11W111 In doubt. !ion in which a wbite patch make of the tiny aplce Island a • Zanzibar obtatnad Ita incledevelops on the mucous surface Communist brldJebead to the pelldenoe from Brltatn lalt Doot the mouth. More rarely It whole of easl Africa. cember and wao In ulttenco may occur on other mucous II Is a strufii)e largely lost IICarcely a month- before Its aurlact~. The moot frequent in the diD of noisier batUes for government !ell to .vmed reCj\Use is heavy IIDOiting. The Cyprua, South Viet ~am or In· volt. danger lies in tbe fact that it doneola's confronllotioo wltll Prominent amonc the revolu· ta often a forerunner of cancer. Malaysia. tlonarles were Oghters trained Its true nature shot•ld be de- But it Is sl&nificant and be- b> Communist Cuba. ltrmlDed by mtcrosoopte exam- eomea lbe more so ~aule · Htcb up In their !eaderablp hlotlor. of • IIDIBll piece of the I Africans lhemoslvu have ree- were Abd!lllab Kasslm Hlllp, atfected tissue. II the condition ogolzed contmunilm's threat to MOSCOII' • trained, and Abdul to leukoplakia and not ltehen new.found lreojlbms. llldlman Molla!nllletl, I !Ireplanus, which may elosely re- 11 Ia being led by mlkJ.IDIIn- btand kiiOWII' II Bobu, trained oomble It, Mlflcal re'lloval Is nered Tanganyika Pretrldenl I nPekln& and a devoted ad· advlletl a• a ..neer preventive Julis K. Nyerere, who on April mirer ol lletl Cblnl's Mao T-. measure. 2S enginrtered ·: the merger ol wng and _~ba's "Che" GuoZanzibar with · Tanaaoyikl for vara. Q - Thlo summer we will be tile be(lnnlng o1 whlll he bppea In the new "Peopln Reliving In a fUrnished opertment will be an eaii ·African Ieder.• public of ZPmlbar," Bobll 1Je. will! cooking utensllo and dllh- lion componil of Tanpnylb, eame Jlll!'iltor o! · eile11lll if. • IUP!'Iiad. What ohould I not Zanzibar, Klll)'ll and, flDallf> fllr1 and ~ and lllDp I .. lbo dllhwater to tllalnfect Uaando. , viCe F.,.tdilll Ul1dc Pmltllat -· -- the CommuniSt East rmans ._. ., "" .....: 0 : .....; .,......,.. h_ave takedn ~er . clirectd lnlfon of =~r.:.!:. ,:...•·~ Oj!· fmance , e ucauon an orma~ tiSJ'. , • ......_. ,._. W1' M1A .: By Woyne G. BraDdolldl, M.D. Ulese dishes? Q - wtoat lo the cure for im- A - The beot disinfectant is heat. Boillng for two or three petlio? A ~ lmJII'III• Ia a akin lnfec- minutes wUI do the trick. and Is biJhly conUoiioua be- cause the pus geta on tbe hands, ly toudling the edgo eacb Umo and pl'l!sto: a gentle pull and the paper ciJDe apart with of those professlo1lal • lj)pe&l'lng water-tear !IDlsbel. What'a more, It never mlaaea. Try .itl _ MOI'HER Dear Motber: 1 did _ on a dozen obetll of paper. Terrific! 'l1len lbo per· feet ~quelch: Displayed my handiwork proudly to our t. year-old Suzlo and she oald, "ALL the kids do It that way, alnce 1 showed •em Jaat yur•., . . . Seema slre'd bee1l aperlmenUng In "atudy" perlod.-H. The lloe~yud Feaee Quotable quote: tlaJa, calorie-consc!OUI people ahare 0110 ambition: 1o be weJ&betl and found wanting. This eolumn 11 41edieaf411 111o family Hvlng, 10 if you're hav• lng kid trouble or plaln trouble, let Helen help YOU. s h 1 will also welcome your oWl\ amualng experiencea. Address Heleo Bolte! ill .,.... o1 ,tbJa newopaper. ----- In& lhe army. OIVOTID 1'0 INTIIIIT OP The Chinese have betll in MilOS MAlON AliA char&• of agriculture, and from their heavily auarded embassy 1;-.::'"m.~= Ge Dally Sentinel, Pemeroy-Mlddleport, o ., .July 7 , 1984 .. ..,.•., '. Willle Dennis banda Robert cllntributor to In CLELAND PROMOTED John W. Cleland, !lOll ol Mr. and Mrs: Walter Cleland of 528 promoted to ilrman lint class · In the U. S. Air F.,.. ot Dreux AB, FriiiiCO. He 11. a 1!1Utl,j greduate ·of Raclno ·SUHoa bJib lchool • .ASHlAND OIL METERED GAS BUlK PLANT IIJdtyl ASHLAND OIL a REFINING COMPANY Box 411, Hlghwoy 124 Pom.. oy, Ohl• ·PlAta.. WYandollo 2·2167 ..ONL~ 299~ .; ! �Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy·llllddleport, 0 ., July 7, 1964- Five Perish in Wreckage Of Twin-Enrined Aircraft LAST STRAW LONDON (UP! -Mrs. R~a Mary Newton was granted a rilvorce on grounds of cruelty Monday after testifying her hu•· band, Reginald , pawned tile famtly cutlery jUst before gueato orrlved lor dinner. "This wao absolutely the loot 1 •traw." the judge said . MARTINSVILLE. Va . (UP!) - Five persons, lnclud· lng three Du Pont Company executives, were killed today when their twin-engine airplane crashed and burst into flames on takeoff Four persons were k111ed instantly. The fifth penon aboard the craft ..rack Combs of Martinsville, died in surgery at 8 local hospital. The other victim• were iden· , KISSING TAR.OR tifled as Mn;. Ted Taarfus Jr. ,' turned to Martinoville today the wife or 1 Stuart, va., doc-. , and then lly bock to Delaware tor; John E. Tace J r., the own· ~ Wednesday to pickup the party. er and operator of the Blue· Two of the victimil were 1 Ridge Airways Inc. and the thrown clear of the wreckage, 1 pilot; Ray Lycan and 1 man Jnrludmg Combs . An eyf'witnes~ . loentlfied only as "Mr. Larson." who watched the takeoff said Lareon, Combs and Lycan the plane "fa iled to climb.·· had chartered the Lockheed A12 . The crash wao in a wooded plane to Ry them to WllmlnR· area about • mile rrnm tne end : ton DeL Tace was to have re· .I of th~& ion! runway at the small . . airport on tho edgo or this VIr· I vlnla·North Carolina border "'· Bible Schools Cotnplete Vacation Programs KINGSTON • ON • HAMES, En&lalld (UPI) - Jl&liBil tailor Joseph Pescale learned Monday 1~1at there is a difference betwten It•IY and England. Paacole, 112, wu rUled $5.60 for killing a passina lirl on tbe str..t deoplte hio plea tltal " I didn't mean any harm.'' The 1 girl burst into tears and call•d 1 a pohceman. 1 SAVE MORE At MOORE'S . I ..... ... . . , , Ret'lSlraliOn rl For Summer VESPER SERVICES- Something new was tried at th e Middleport Vacation Bible school. The vesper period .. as heltl outstde on the bleaehers by I he Junior deparlm "li. Each day the sel'VIces were helrl indnors or 011!Side I 1l the teachers di scretion. , ., Mary Powell, • book· ' keeper for the alrwnj· firm, i oaid the plano was purohmd ; last Wedneoday. ' Work Noted Rilev• Mulford Dies Monday second summer sess ion July 13- I Twehly·five courses are list· . ed on the academic "rr.enu " tll Rio Grande College lor I h o ; ; 1 August 14 for whirh reglslra- . t.ion will be ttris Thursday and $10 1 Remarkable new Qyro Tread stabilizes the ride lor a drlva ••. Increases Uri mileage as much as 33V.% In Arizona 1 Friday . Summer graduating and cer· ~iley Mulfo:d. 79, fHrm er tificating siudenls wiH register reSJdent ot Middleport, died In at 1 p.m. Thursday, fall grad· 1 Phoenix. Ariz., Monday at noon. I uating and rer tlficatinR stud· 13 hour5 .Mfter lhe death of his enf.:.. l :30 p.m., and fall cadet 'bt·other , Dewey Mulford, who and degree student teachPr~ at ' p~s.s~ away at the Merry hos· 2 p.m. the first day. Winter ca.. 1 p~tal m Columbus, Su nday evedel and degree s.t.udent tf'ach· l mn.(: . . . t•rs will register at 2:ao p.m. Th'." bocty w111 arnve at noon 1 Wedne.-day at a Columbus air~ I Oth{'f S!'nlors (who~f l~ st port and services will !)e, held nnm•s .Start with L·ZI will reg- Thursday at 2 p.m. at l.h• Sll· lster at 3 p.m.. and the .,enlo" , vor Run Baptl•t rhurch, with v.'hose last name!; st<Jrt with 1the Rev. Andrew Parson~ offlc· , A-K at UO p.m. iatlng. Burial will be In Gravel 1 . , HIH cern•terv . H• we• preced· MAKF: 'F:M SMILE - Chi loren of the Primary department at Middleport Bible school were being taught a Fnday afternoon at 1 p.m. ed in death bv hi~ wife and his new game. called. "Make 'Ern Smile" by Rev. Donald Boone of the First Baptist church. Rev. Boone wos the dean other juniors (whose . I a 8 t parents. Mr. ·and Mr!l. J o h n o~~· sehoul. asstsled by Rev . Howard Ruppeit of the f'ii·st Uni led Presbyterian church. -.... -names start with L·Zt wtll l'ell• i Mulford ister. and the juniors whose He is· survivf'd by two ons names •tart with A·K It Le.<ter, with whom he ~ I I 1.30 p.m. h1s home m Phoenix. and Dew· 1 O~r sophomores (whose ey, alsp of that city: two daughBy H.'\~KF.LL SHORT 1 from the ir favori te son commit· uncomm11ted delegation. . Rhodt~ Remains Silent , la st names start with L-Z ) will I ters, Mrs Russell Ell!~. of SaUnited Prr~s hl~~·rnutlonal ment <~l the llepubllcan Nat1on· Goldwater's !ILQpOrters, led i Th~ 1overnor has given no re&ister at 2 p.m. and the soph.l ion, Arizona, and Mrs. Eckart CL!l.lJMiiUS IUI-'IJ - Ban·;ng al Conv~ntion n!xt w~ek. by U. S Rep.John Ashbrook, hint of his plan& exrept to say lomores whose last names start ! McCourt of Glenda!~. Arlt.; 11 a pol1bc:11 mirm:le, Sen. Rarry The Arizona senator's claims said, however, they would stand there were no plans to release ~ with A·K at 2:30 p m. grandcb~ldl'en, and seven greatG .; IdwAtPr"~ supnorters said to· Iof :to to 38 of the del~gates wer~ by their pledge to vote for Gov. the deleK&tlon before Jt meets Freshmen (who~e last names I grondchtktren. doy, they ilave a m'Jorlty oil not disputed by Um•e who hav• James A. Rhodes 011 the first , ot a breakfast caucus In San · start with L-Zi will register at Fri~nds may call at Raw!. On1o's ~H d~legB.~s read~· to 1kept the dt>legatlon neutral. ballot, unle88 the 1overnor rt· 1 Franci~o next Tuesday. fresbJIMP mgs-Coats Funeral home any. 13 p.m. and those '"'' for lum when rel•ased Ohio has the iorgeot remalnlnl leaoed them. ! • whose names star t with A·K at , time after 8 p.m. Wednesday. ---·--·· -Aohbrook •aid Goldwater has I Rnodes did not rule out the 3.30 p.m. I His brother w111 be burled at 31 to 38 of the state's deiellate• posolblllty or releasing the dele- Stragglers will reai•oor at 4 i 2 p.m. Wednesday from t be f:T~a 0U ,OmiJ -a view shsred by former S.n ' !!:'t..dnlext Monday. But he oaid , pm. and registration will cio•e ' same church and In the same . 1 vote "'" for e egates wero son pledged to I at 4 ,)O , p.m. 1. .:1 ~ I J0hn W' 8 r1cker I Lh e de1eg:JtiOn a tavorlte on thf' . • Vtrlall• llfttY·IfplnlliYtl powtr trtclion 1t1rts .,, 1 1 • Suptr nft Cooptr "HI ·T" cttd taody. ltrone•r thin stttl Clilt, pqund fir potmd. 1 s -~ I 1~01 1 I· Iete weeI{ . ""f'{T . . v... r~(j· ~ . . n v. OJJ)g II r "' BrJe. fS I men who are running again, In· , I plan adopted 1 1 i1 ." '" I NIW COOPEN FULL IUYICI IUARANTII • 1 " ~'"''·I NO LIMif •• lo 111ll••· mor.th• or ro•d h.turdl IIRVII:lcuaranteed tor llfl of oritlnll tread. (:Ill 'ULL .ULOWANCisrant*lflo"'"" I (1) f ULL unu nd IINICI, CHICAGO HOUSE PAINT I REGULAR 4.95 gal. 1 MOORE'-S 'ociely Notes 1 Laurel (]iff Societ v Notes I 1 I I 'o" C••·l I HOl\IEOWNERS "PACKAGE" INSURANCE 1 I Pomeroy I I Why does Eulah Williams of Gallipolis like fla•••eless eleetrie he,.? "COlfMAN" HEATING ANO AIR-CONDITIONING SALES & SERVICE CHASE HARDWARE AIRPLANE CONSTRUCTIO N _ Children in the primary class at St . Paul'~ Lutheran church paus~ whil e I Harold Chou Mgr. constructinc airplanes from red and blue constructi on pa per. The Bible school had a total enrnl~~nenl of 31. L to Locuot st. Mlddto,.rt r, Jeff Rldgway,l)iane Ridgway E.dlth Mees, Danny Stone, John Lehe ·v, Joy Warner, Mickey \,JJIIam~. Jr., Che· ~hoN WY 2-2.111 I' ''11'• Ul'•rf•llllllhe the 1•411!1411&1 roo• eeatref a4 die • .,•• Jle.C -J aleetrle ,...,• ., ......•• J ryl Lehew, Vicki Clelland,~tld__l.llke ~.a.."!l· !;;miiiiiiiiiiilrr~~----~--l~~-;;;~;;;;,;;;;;;;~!_.iiiiiiiiiE:iii:;;;;;~:iiiilii!i~~ I! I "" ,. ••r l Manning D. Webster. I I I 1 MAX WARD n I Every day, more people fln more rea ton• for ehlllJIDI to ~odanl' ftamele11 eleetrla heat I If you're bulldlllf, nmodeltllft or tliiDklq of eonverUIIf your present bHIIDI 1yttem, find oat laow ,aatle .ja really cotte to enjoy eleclrle - the ;,lelllett, eatleltot~U laNt you eus have, TUN'• a tpeelal ra'-o too. Get the faeta today. . · the ""'"'"""'"""""'""'"""'"'"=-......,...,,......,...,...,..,...,.,, I I , IEL.CTIIIC co. , ••WMIUI_.... ·~fila•N ...1. . . . .?.tt ............. ~ For allahe fact• about the advantaae• of flamelttl ,electric beat for yo~r home, mall thla coupon (aooblltlUoa) to a, CotlilllllJut llftd !lollthHD Ohkllltotrle Company . '. 115 North FH11t St-t l Cotlllmlllll 11, Ohto 1 In 1811 Vene2Uela declared her Independence from Spain, the lint South American coun• try to do so. L. D. Davis, dec.. to Carl Da· vis, Cert. for Trans., Pomeroy. N.-~L---------------------------~-Adt~n-----------~------~-----------0~·------------------------------------- •., •• 1 I \ I I 3,1.-========• JULY CLEARANCE Lewis Frances Hiades to Theodore T. Reed Jr., Lot, All Items Reduced Pon..,roy. J. B. O'Brien, Roberta C. 0'· Some At Milch A• Brian, J. B. O'Brien, Truatee, to Ernest Seiiards, 12 acres, , o~ l Salem. . ~~. Loulle Gar· Ernest Seilard• to Elbert 111 to Cons~· Ctalg, Mil" Cline, Marilda Cline, 12 acre~ , ,In · Cr~ll. part'els, Pomeroy. S~~lem. .Wjllllm Sc!lll, LOrltllt Seott Roy Allen . Sayre, Emileen to ~ S, Cook, Lot) Pase- sayre to Wilham M. Nease, Vir·· .· til. tl!llt( S<Iplo, •. ' ' alma L. NeUI, Lot, RAicine. . ,14na L. Crall to Dale ,Dyt; ·Lucille M. Diles to L. . P. . MlDDLiPORT, o. r,e'itb D,e, I !IOI"S, ~tllbl•. Diles, Cert. for Trans., Middle- ' L.'!:"..I'~ , .;~~--~:-'1!·-:-~"" .-uaust 5 8AKER . FU.RtUTUKE kll~T• •• ORY ROT MILOlW. . . MOLO 1 Carl Davis, Parcels, Pomeroy, Su!Lon. B. J. Schwarzel, Margaret Schwarze! to Claud Dry, Right of Way, Olive. Bernice Cox to Cha rles F. Scott, Edwina Scott, Lots, Pomeroy. Henry R. Beach, Lyda B. ' Beach to Richard Edwin Beach ATTEND SCHOOL - Young P''ople from Melg• and 18.74 acres, 8alhbury. Athena countl~s attending the Farm Bureau Youth Training School at Ohio University, J11ne 28 to July 1 to r, seated, are Patty Gaul, Pat Bailey, Sally Mora, Sharon N11tt. Standing: Ronnie Eastman, CJary Michael, Pat Koblentz, Bill Setty, Jim Perry. Property Transfers THIS WEEK'S Mary A. Webster to Glenna H. Davis. 1 Vickie and Penni, enjoyed 8 ~ pro rl&ht·to-work vJews and his outing at Forked Run Lake vote a1a1na1 the civil rllhts bill last Sunday afternoon : would help him In Ohio. W 2 ...0 Mr and Mrs. Harold Humph· [ GOP eoneervaUves OVerrodf Y ·2 rey, Tommy, Timmy end Amy Blloe in 11168 and put a rljltt 115 E. 2nd hmtroy Lou, of Belleville, w. va. spent ! tcJ.work Jsaue, which would out· .• ••h.., a recent Sunday with her bro-- law compulsory union membertiter , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buck. I shljt. on the ballot Tl was d.. ATIOIIWID• ley and family , feated and Democrats scored , :;..- •lllll FllliiiUUCt CIIINIY The Hender~n slore has : their greatest victories in lO , ..... ....lfllet:Ciillhl,ftlt been closed out due to the ml ;ye.;.,an.,.. health of Its operator, Lee :f IASV TliiiMS 1 Henderson. Mr. fllnd Mrs. James Be 11 have moved thelr trailer home from Racine back on the farm of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rlgnel Phillips. i Mr. and Mra. Chu. D. Woode visited at the Clair Woode hom• at p omeroy a nd the Mra. J. B. 1 and Clifford Hayes homes at 1 MiddlepOrt Sunday altern:.on. ~ pori. Corl Davis Glenna H. Davi! to Manning D. Webster, Lots, Sulton, Pomeroy. I Mr. and Mrs. C1·orge Renshaw . TOO EXPENSIVE Mr . Waite•· Bentz of Porn•· 1 BURNHAM, Enaland (UPJroy recently called on Mr. I Deckhand SlaDiey Smith . con· and Mrs. Norman &haefer. I ressed Monday he stole a Rolla Mr. L•vl Caruthers ann a Royce llmoutine, then used fnend of ~each Clly tercnt ly !mud to get 181 for the car ))e. called on his g ·andparents. Mr . cau~e "I found I couldn't afford and Mrs. Vernon Howell. to run it alter I otole lt." Mr. and Mr!l. Herman Kas· par and RonnlP of Dayton spent APPOINTED MATRON a weekend here with rolotlv'" TREHF.RBERT, Wal.. (UP! Mrs. Edward.. Hauer and Pol- ~-John Lawrence. a 33-year-old ly Ann 01 Manon were calll'd male nurse. has been appointed h~re ~:Y lhf' 1\lne~:i of Mrs .l matron of TrehPrbert. General Bauer s mother, Mrs. Charles Hospita l ' Karr. Mrs. Karr ha!l returned I · lto~e from Holzer ho:pitaL : A lhought for the day - BenM1ss Polly Karr nf <.nlumbus 1 J"'"in ~ranklin said : "He that spent a weekend w1th he.r par ·~ ~oes a borrowing eoes. a 110r. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chsries rowing.·· Karr. Mr. Harmon Fox remain.s a ' Mrs. Mary Hysell ha• em• t!Btrenl ·•t Melg• Memona.t Hos· ployment at. the Carman Rest pita!. Home at Rock Sprinas Mr. and, Mrs. Tlan Smith and MIIR Potty Roush, Pomeroy, childrfal O• MI. Carmel vtslted spent several days with her Sunday Y·ith het parents, _Mr. f'uusln, Miss Kay Ann Howell. lllld Mr•. Lawrence A. Sm1th. -Bertha Parker · King Builders Supplv Co. 1 1 I WHY NOT ... ... DO IT YOURSELF? ' 1 1 1. _:::=======· I 1 Alf're·d .... CITY LOAN IH "' Itt hilt,_ Hh!Ht tof., ,: · 11 . . •ll,ll~tlloiiiiii •U ,.,!,IIIUIIIIIII • "'""""'Mit.l)llti i - 1 WY 2·2848 cce~m~e~t~erY~=====~===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;:;:=~~~~~ I chairman, and some congress- first roil call and then, under nths ; ' · I eluding U.S. lle Frank T. mo aao. l Nine you n~ peopl• rro.m the Patly Koblentt, !latty Balley, l Bow of Canton. fshbrook oald [' would be reieaaed to vote as . • •• Atlwn11 and Mf'lgs- Countv area 1Salh Mora Paflv Oaul Garv 20 thf)' pleased . 1 re!tlrn d P'riday · fro~ a ·l"arn· MlrhaPI, R~nnie ·ER!l.ttn~n, Jim. to 25 •te still uneommttl.td. Soure~s close to th' d~lq;a. 1 (Continued from paee 1) b' -doing farm Bur. au n n •· Perry and Bill Setty. t.ton saw a new rolt for Repub- 1 Auto Workers union Monday Wf'r>k You th Tmlmng Srhonl at · llcan StBte Chairman Ray C. criticized about 150 striking Ohio IJnlver.<lly. The program provided I he , BU" and tho Oitloana thrOUih employes of the strike . bound Altendin~ wrrr Sharnn N111t pm·liei ,. : 1 nt~ with l1 worldng , their rema~lniJ neutnl In the FMC plailt here for mcuudng at - --- - -· ; knowledge o1. th• structuro. or con)eot betw..n Goldwater and plant sate• Monday In viola· ' tho Farm BUICau orgamtalton. l : Pennsylvania Gov. William w.l lion of an lnjunetion. Also otrosoed WI~ the develop. Scranilln. UAW Realonal Director ,Joe i mont ol l•adersh1p and per'Dn- 1 sundly School attendance on They '"id that by re~alnlng Hyde said the UAW "doe• not 1June 28 wos 63 offerlnl •14.22. ' neutral, Ohio might provido the condone illegal actions . . such I al growth. . ThP youlfl leamad by organ· Worship servire• were hold , leoderohlp to unity the various I •• this morning's picketln In 1bing mock odvloory counoils, at 10 :45 with an attendance of faction• after Me convention. 1 violation or a court 10 ·unc.fon" - - - - - - - - - - l leglslutive committoes. a Farm Ill, with Lloyd Dllilnltr, lay 81~1. one of the party's belt [ J • Mr. and Mrs. Pf'arl Parker lnureau Fed@ratlon Board of' leadPr. Worship !ltrvlce& were tacticians,. ha11 1 reputation for r€'ceivt· a letter fro m their Trustees and a Farm Bureau held sunday evenlna at 8 o'· keepina harmony within the A NEW JIJEA A Ntw ERA ,n, Ced ric 0. Porker. stotlng Cl)o() peratlvo board of dlrectora . . clock with the Rev. Poari party which hll producld many that he ha' been promoted to They al'o nrgani!ed B Stato , to d•tlverlnR the meooa 11e.. youn1 .office holdoro whh high major In the U. S. Army. Maj. House of Representatives to see personol ambition in Ohio. He Parker and Mrs. Parker. Eric how orga nization poliey is de- Services were held at the I hns. however, menaged to get and Davi<l, hav• lived in Fair- veloped and how 11. lo aeted on I Oran~e Chrletlan Church SUn· l fhem to submerge .personal ambanks, Alnoko th• past 22 b) ~overnment. · dny eveninll wl.th the Trimble 1bitions lor the party's sake-a ! month•. Daily ciasm in group sing· . Quortet presentmg a musical role he may be called upon to Mr. Lenn ie Lyons and Miss 1ing and musical leadership were program. play .arter the conventon and Sandy Gilmore are at.tendlnl! a held each day by Ariel Love- ; A large crowd attended the as national chairman iT elect.ed 1 youth tamp at Mansfield. They !nee or Tougaloo Southern Col· I Blblt' School program given on to t"oot office. were taken to camp by Rev . lege, Tougalee, Mlssl!l.slppl. 1Saturday evening. i ~es Bliss As Unifitr and Mrs. F.ugene (;ill and girls Classes in folk dancing and ! Severa l of the local M.Y.F, 1 "W1th clean hands after the who will sppnd two week! wit h modern dancing were conduct· group attended the County eon vent ion Ray might be able 1 the proctcrion you relative:;; in Mansfield._ ~d b.y Darwin Bryan Dlrel'tor Y•Juth Picnk held at Portland to .do a great deal toward uni- 1 All need for your home is il'll Mr . .;.. ufl ''r·:.. Lou D1eh\, Mr. lot Youth Education of the Ohio Park last Sunday afternoon. fymg the party that is being! chis one low cost Nation· and Mrs. Charlr" niehl; l.Jt>wis Farm Bureau FedPratlon. A large number of rela.tlv.es overlook~. now in the tussle for wide plan . Ask for the and Charles. <.ttlt>rtded t:tf' Ru s· 1 This i~ one ol five such attended the Rn.ndolph family delegates, a source close to Homeownen Policy-for seU reunion Sunday at Portland school·; that will be held in var- reunion held iu the Wnode party leadership said, (onvenience ·... and for Park. ious parts of the state in coop- arove Sunday afternoon. Sevel'll facton were seen as real 11vin11 (as much at Mrs. Murl Harri~. Vicki Rnd Pratlon with county Farm But· Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie : movln1 tlhe delegatew toward 40% over teparace co.ver· ages, der-nding on wbo,. Brenda. St. Alllans. w. Vn. spent emJ!. and Russell and Charles Yost, I Goklclw1eadater. even thoul(ll there you Ji•t). everal days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Carr ey era who doubted hl8 IJj H '~ ,.; C. P. W. you mcra miiU fer tha " ~.d~ II 1 • ' y th c t .7 D·15 (4·P1Yl biiCk wall tUbl typl !P.II popu la r sizes and types prjcld CAI'P '. I lb. freezet on top LOOK I ! ~~- . e7l .. •• $,99·" on~'18.!.!.... &iv~e tal eso qutrt •·rhq'IPr r•<~>pp a b1tll 1'11 ! D l • fi B • OlllO e e'D·atlon u ...e or al ry· -~· . l~u. ft. str1i1h t lintltops. 1 '. CASH 1 plu; WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR (polybuttditne) rubber. :· Confidential LOOKI • New auptr mil till Cooprent I .. :• the Middleport park. I tey . : 1 Bettv Lou Gilmore; secretary.j•-----"""""""""""""iOii'""i beans for a gard•n . ··While .Bible school was in. ses~ 11ma ... or EdSlon . children. learned . B 1bob 1ke en wh.u ·h Wl·11 take two weeks Barbara Hoflner. and ass1st nl se('retary, Ellrn Hawley . stone!i ta ken Irom spec1a1 o · . . to ~row. Iets ~nd cres~ve projects. In the Junior class of the Superintendent of St. Paul's Lets peek mto one of t .he Church ol Christ. ages 10-12, lhe Lu1henm Bible school was Mrs. classes to see .what th~ child- children have a memory verse R. E Bo1ce. Teaf'hers and asren learned durmg a typical day . ·h d , r m the Bible. The sista nts were Nursery, Crest lt'.IJ 10 euy to nll fM your at Bible school. I eac .a) r~t d . . d } . St 1 verse IS reel e m umson an !yn Hicks. and Barbara Coates; ~onfldndal Cash ~Line. We Th e f-lrimary c1ass at . m . d'lVI.d ua 11 v. 1. , Kindergarlen, Mrs. Mickey ad fut to rive you a qulek Paul s Lutheran church has be·. Crafts a·re also the fun por- Williams, Mrs. Tom Reuter. O.K. Then pick up yor gun the lesson on the Ten Com- tion for these eager learners. money ln strid confidenee. mandments. A commandment ; Pi 1 1 . . 1 plaques are be- ~rs. Thomas Clf'lland and Mrs. l'our boH or nobody elM John Ridgway; Primary. Mrs . f h . . d . . d Ih as er o par s 'bi h l EAGER BEAVERS ...,. Children in the kindergarten class at the Lutheran Ch urch BJ e sc oo enjoy re res.: ts rectte m umson an e ' lng painted by the juniors, and Kenneth Braun, ~rs. Charles needs to know. tents while busy working on creative projects. L tor. are Ma lcolm Wtlltams. Kelly Clelland, Tunmy Rollms, Rl teacher tells a story relating the boginners are making book· Lvh•l. Susan Lvtle and Donna TheTe aTe s& many rood hard Stone, David Ridgway , Bell> McKnight anrl Kim .Jones. Standmg are LOIS Clelland and Marty Wllhams. to the commandment so thai , markers and noteholder' The S~1ith : .Junior, \irs Thurst~>n wa)'s to use ntn money ritllt now anti it's your own g r P is busv making 1 each chtld becomes acquainted t Stone .. Jr. Mrs f:f'orge Hicks . ~ac h ers. h .bl d . h , een-a e g ou . . pri\lale bumlne~s. ThTifty 8 · from see ds ;u 'd F-o}'ltler I Wtl the I e an ItS l' arilc- mosaic~ Inl('rmf'diate, Mrs. William payments include Ihe reasoniers. 'fiii>:S SOMETHING NEW rharee. CMII for ;your The theme of the schonl is ! Th Middlep rl Rible school Uuwnie and Sharon Frecker; Hble Cash -I.ine. It'! quick, rellabl~ "Trust and Obey ," based on is tJ:yinu som~thing new with piani!:ll. Mrs _ .Joseph Kraly. and so cun(ldenliii.L the Ten ~omman~ments_ E~ch it s ~:ha;l servicf's. Sf'rvice-s Dirf'dor of tht> Church nl class has lt.s own mterpretallon wi!\ be departmenta li zed and Ch ri st Bible sc hool was Bdt~· ?' the commandments, accord· held indoors, 1lr outside at the Miller . TeHchPr:-. anct assJstan ts ' In!.. to the age group. teacher's discretion were . Nur sery, Sherr.\ John!'on WY 2-2171 I Following . the lesson. t h e The Middleport Bible s{'hool and Bl:'vcrl~ Ch~1pma n Bl:'gin· . children enJOY refreshments of with ils combined denomina- P.ers, Pal Wehrun~ and Lindil 125 E. Moin St. Pomeroy \ cookies and orange drink lions. had the Largest enroll· WPhrung: Prim~ry. Ht>t iy Mil· Then the fun begins G I u ~>, men\. 2o3. The Church of Christ lrr and Sarah Roush . .Juniors. and St Paul'."~ Lullt"r· · M Mar~ u-t '( ;enrg1a , aslt'l'~ an d I paper Rnd sclgsors are assrm - had "·'. bled on the de sk and the rrenan c· ltltr"h , ' I I. , A T F' ~ 1•1e ng u ~: t>f'n·a~ers, . . ve 1vn 1 I th:p rwrlod begins. 'foda~' . the The school was spnn,.orf'd h~· Clark and Thelma Os!Jornt': pl · & SAVINGS CO. children are maki ng airpian('S t.l•"·,_ Middleport Ministerinl As- <llllS1 , p Pgg~· uuOWI•rs: s.'on~ lt><U1 Irom re d an d blue cons1ru(·tion sor·latlon. R•v '- . Donald Boon"' " nr f:' f , Sflrah Hm1sl1. and ~ t:(Tt:'1an I paper wilh the ht>lp of I h P. tt]e F' irsl B<~ptist church was OoltiP Phf'lps. ·:·:·:·:-~ 1 teachers and lh~ studen t il!SSist· dean . assisted h~· Rev . How· ,:.:::.:.:..:._:~;::,:..__ _ _ _ _ I ants. . . ard Ruppel! or the First Uni t1 When the craft s are hmshed. ed Presbvteri;m churl'h Ea r h \ the class assemb les upstairs 1 churt'h d~neted $35 toward tht• fur 8 soQgfes t. A morning as- . rn~t 01· supplies for tht' ~d1 ool ~embly ll'l _ conducted before 'ferwher~ and ~tudent a!'\.-.Jsl1dusses l::~gm bv P11~tcJr Jos~ph nt r Nul·s•rv Kl aswee ·'·' ' Mrs. Nora '1 raY· Mills, Ann Criner. Bl'tsy Cun · We have the malenals and can give y-ou .\t t~e Chur('h ol Christ In r.ingham and Sundra Hunce. Be· Pomet oy and the M1ddleport inn•r• Mr~ Heulah White comp lete instru ctions in the proper meth· B'bl ho I h d ' g c . • ' .. . . . . . ~ .. · o , c tl ren are busy , Mr~. John F'ultz. \llrs . Eliza 1 1 e. sc 1 ods for instal linq Ce iling Tile, Wall Panel· I'LAQUB PAINTING - The Junior class at the Church of Chrtst ~.ad begun to ramt plaste, ot PallS p aques . lear~mg or "Jesus the Promis· beth Fi,her ..Jonet Crooks and aftar tiDIIbinl the lesson for the day on "Jesus, the Promised Savior~ yac:atJon B~ble schoo.l ended Ju~e .19 . 1.' ed savmr." .Earh purtl learn!\ Knn•n Ba,·hner. Primat:v. Mrs ing, Floor Tile and Ceram ics. tor, 111'1. »aYld Clark, Jim Hudson, Bar oar a Fisher. Kathy Wehrung, Ed ith Durst, Earl Phelps, Bobby Millet • Su of the promtses r.od made to Dale Walburn . Mar,ha 'Bowles . . . . . ,• . )(aomi Ohlinger, Susan Rusthel. Standm g 1> the teacher, Mary McAngus. I the world. Mrs. Richard Owen. Chns Bahr The primary classes have Susan Slater and Ulane Van ltoarned the meaning of a prom- · Coone~': Junior!!.. Mrs. Jankt' .Y 11se and have begun their crart!. Gibbs. Na11<'y King. Thelm~ WY 2-3748 Both schools ha\'f' madf! cet m· Robin~nn , Mrs. Mt'Nf'a\. INIJ.Middleport 290 N . 2nd Avo. : el~ of cnrdboard for Abraham bie Crue~t>r . Mrs _ Dnnald Rooue . to ride . Othel' an imals will be and Cand<H.:t> B<tltr . TP(•n . al!e. 1made to fill th~ mlninturP ard1 '·--------------------~At l.he Churrh of Christ. lht' \ al'tl~~-~~~~~~~~!a~~ plantt~d l SIZE 750x14 I ... I New Treads SALE I citMy.r".. By Jerrle Howard Summer is here . School i~ !)UL Mothers have their hands lull with e8oklng, laundering, other household chores. a n d k~ping track of the children. Ho.,.·evrr, dllring Vacation Bi· ble sehoul they had a brier respite. Many of the churches in this area have complelt>d their two· week programs. ·s t Paul's Lu' theran church and the Church •.. of Christ in Pomeroy had their ' ' closing prosrams June 19. Mid~ < dleport Vacation Bible schoOl, composed of the First Baptist, Mt. Moriah Baptist , first Unit· ed Presbyteriaf'l, Nazarene, The I · f Church ol Christ and the Heath BEGINNERS LEARN _ These enthusi ast1c beginners complete thelr lesson or Methodist churches had its clos· the dav before seems ·colored slides whiCh a re bemg shown by Rev Donal~ Boon:ing program Thur~day evenmg, L to r. are Patncia Craig, Dortha Robmson. Suzt Samurls and Rachel Robmson. n followed by a pknic Friday at 1the background are begmners Tamara Sch oonover Calhv Colem;w and Kathnna Ba· A l'ltw llectrlc D1hum ldi~er really def'ies humidity. Most models, now a' SPECIAL your appliance dealer's dore, lnclucle ~utomat1c controls tho! help maintain proper 1•~•1 oi hum idity in a given area of your home. Prevents and slaps damage from Mildew, 1960 Cadillac 4 DR. SEDAN 2-Tone paint. Full power, radio , w.s.w. Urn, tint· ed 11ass, real value at '1,000 KARR &VAN ZANDT Cadiiiii!C - Oldsmobile "You'll Ult:e gqfQUalilJ W.y.o( DoiDJ !hulllesa" WY. ~·5.~4~ ' . . .. .cl'~rcrJ, ObiQ th11 R:u1t, 01'y Rot, Mold ond elim inates musty odors, drippy pipes, and warped woodwork. Install an ELECTRIC ~ lm£W!.rl ~ DEHUMIDIFIER oncl Enttr lho Wonderful World of lloctric Ll•lng II's F/ame/ess t SH rour ELECT RIC APPLIANCE DEALER lodi!JI/ 1,_____....,..____....,.....,. j �) \/ant Ads Arc Worth AGood Look-- You'll Find Cozens Of Bargains Cc:(;r;: ~::- Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 7, 1964 , WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS QUALITY "dnnrla) Will l)r For \)a~ of Puhll...,• •on lvnry JJHI blut> ftni sh. Spotless int erior, rarl10, ht\'ller, V8 Powerglide, like nPw wtlltPwall tn·ps • .,,..,r~e~ •.he rlt!lt · n edit o• reiecl iln)' ~d• dee..-.ed Err.-.r• •h••ultl r,p nbjecttonl ble r•pol'T«< lmmedi lll'"'l) f'h., puh isheJ wlH mor oe ·espun sd'" for ruon !.han on• 1\l<:' '"'H'' lnterunn pu rtllah~r ItA 4 C.nta per 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 Door 01111 173-5543 <ol!ll!lrltM• ~Va;~ . vr.:.f'l I.UU at the b<!sl price, with thenation's lea,:.ing sires in Dai· ry and beet for fnrenuon con'-·cmente !'e rvice . ~all by 8: ()I) .. m , aft':'mWn service b~· J·OI' p m , by caHing Curtiss Breeding Service Inc.· Technician, Leland Parker, Pomcro; . o. i'h WY 2-2264. Alberr l- arker, ChesiPr Ohio Ph. 985-Jm. 6 24 30tp t'.M. POMEROY. OHIO lmwn. l:acb addltloruu word Lll OFF'lCE HUUltl8.30 "- M.. t.o 6.00 P . M. . oau, Satlll'da)'-&:311 A M.. to U:OO nootl I __ For Sale FOR SAL!: - - - -- ---POTATOES ann beans. Clar-,1 USED work pants and. shirls. ence Proffit, Portland. Ohi 1\ Carl ..:hevalier. Long dottom VI 3-2254. (7) I JOtc 6 17 JOtp IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE II. PROUUCING WM<T AD PHONE WY 2·2157 ---·- ---= i,arl Gnt...,., P1amb1Dg ud _ ONE '-===========·~ Lost . and Follnd p. M. M. Power Unit 125 I1YOU PAY less for fine home 11 . I Red Seal Contmenl· furnt>hings ar Baker Furnl· "I 85 H. P. Dump truek bed ture m Middleport. Ohio 12 ft. long . 1 - 1856 Ply4 !I t!c mouth with good tires. 1 Wagner frunl f'lld klader, fits See Neigler Bmlding and Supall 4000 Series for tractnrs . ply, R~cme, for better homes. Will sell or trade for livekJtrhen cabmet.s and storm stock. Call WY 2-6273 after doors. 11 ••OJ t!c f.ol 6. 00 p. m. l7) 7 10tc ---METAL BED. Two s e I s 1963 Portable Sewing Machine · · I f t t springs, latmdry ca rt. 6 qt. m ongma IH' ory car on. ressure cooker. all like Equipped to zig zag, makes P new . Men's clothing. fine buttonhoh-'s, sews un buttons ·t h ·th · t shape. New useful ar ti rlf'~ of an d f:mcy Stl c es WI JUS Jl\ kinds. Mar{l"aret. Bailey, u twist of a singlt> dial. Left t-:o Co!l._-.ge RJ ., Syn- 11 ·usr. WY 2in lav-a·WLIY and1 Dt'\,.er . B 1 $41 0 been 1 d 5396. (71 7 lOtc use. ~~ ancP llle • . II or . HfiME f:ROWN vegt>tables and 1 terms of $7.UO. Phone WY 2· 1 2204 7 6 file I LOST - Billfold with $611. At Racine School Grounds on July 4th. Liberal reward. C. D. Circle, Racine R. D. Ph. WI 9-3065. 7 6 3tc Notice LOSE WEIGHT safely wilh Dex·A·Diet tablel<l. Only !!Jic at your drug store. 7·3-3tc ATTENTION churches, lodges, Civic groups, bands, 275 leather upholstered theater seats, 2 five ton air conditioners ~nd filter units, 4 new, 1 used, one large 1:;tar popC'orn machine, theater sound equipment. Call WY 2-5320. The Sewing Center, Middleport. Ohio. W . V• - Pomeroy Motor Co. CARD OF l'H.ANKS .s. OBI'I'lJ AlUES - 11.25 for !M.t word min Mo~son. "F"'o"'Rc-:S"A"L"E=---:p::-a-r-s-ons --oFarm acted also in other areas. tary; Hildreth Armstrong, sec· Approximately 3 miles from retary; Ruth Hunter, supervis. New Haven, W. Va .. on Union Instructions or : Edison Prunty, utility man; Road. 17'7 acres of beautiful Warren Keefer, supervisor rolling land. good pasture, I U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI mainhte~~ceLeo;Garry T. !Wac~, barn and other oulbuildings, I I m~c amc, Benson, mec. Men . wom .. n, 18-~. Start hifh &.II anJC' Mack Howard superVlS8 SHI2.0U a week. Preparatory tralnlnf a 1SO f arm pond . A gond ' • ' . room house with bath a 0 d until app?inted . Thou•llndl!l of Job.11l or mamtenance; Aarop. Bnght, furnace This farm has been I ~!:;.· ~·n~i:er.•~~;m.a~~~u:u!n unn~~::: supervisor maintenance; Otis . f ' 8alarin, requlremema. Write TODAy Rice and Jean Taylor part Well Caffd Or and priced for glviHi name, add.rel!l5 ll'ld phone . t• Ia . ' sale Shown b •P· · Lillcoln Service. Bn• 480. The 1me secre rtes. a qu ick · · Y ; Oail~· scntlnte!. Bus drivers hired, as repoint.ment. Jake Somerville neal Estate, 31? Main Street, MEN 1u - 3J Train as Agent· commended by the Superinten. (}JJen~or~ for America's Rail· dent, were Andrew Phone 1632 or 1327, Point Beattie, 7-3-3tc road!:> . Trained men earr $400- Jay Stone, Adrian Lathey, Rl). Pleasant, W. Va. NEW HAVEN - REAL ESTATE $600. Gooc Health. H g b bert 0 . Wallace, Johnny WalSch Nee Marntain present lace, William Hatfield, Louie FOR SALE : 3 bedrooms, built· income while lf:lining. Send La they, William Duon, Wilin kitchen, hardwood floors, NAme, Address, Ph. No . Box: liam Absten, George W. Kearns full basement, carport. Only 66BA, T.te Daily SentineL Russoll Capel.art, Kenneth $450 down and up to 30 years. - - - - - -- 2_!_~ Fourt, Carlos Benson, Ross Winebrenner, Virgil Adkins, FOR RENT , 3 bedrooms, buill· Legal Notice Everett Johnson Scarberry, in kitchen, hardwood floors, , Keffer, Edison Mayes, Rayrun basement, and garage. NOTIC~T:~E cg:T:~fo70RI (ord Roush, Woodrow King, Several more properties to DEPARTMENl 01111 HIGHWAYS Fre.derick Propp, Garry choose from - $3,500 and up. co~::'rb~~·. ~:~~~ Roach, Roy S. Williamson, HarJOHN M. RICHMCND, Agent "'ontrad S.tesPRICE LegalCONTRACT Cop' No. U-Ul UNIT ry Miller. Howard Weigand, - Office: 5th Sl., New Haven s~aled proposa~ will bfl received 1'[) "1985 p WY 2 at til~ <>ffice of the State HllhWI:'II Russell Sturgeon, C a r s o n u. ( omeroy - Dire ~tor of Ohlo . at Columbu•. Ohio , Roush, Oris Bumgarner, Jos· 2451) 1.111til 10:00 A. M.. Ohio (f!allternl · standard Time , Tueeday, Jul y 21. 1964 eph Smith, Charles Weelhee, HERMAN LAYNE. BrOker - lorProposal, impro\lementt . I Nrt!!. I In: to 4 lnrlusl¥1! an~ Offtcc: New l aven Mill TU otrr.red aa one contract end wm be charles Stephenson, Sumner 2 1035 illest·dence TU • '4251 conaldered on the bt~IJI.• of the total • v-t • amount bid . - - - -·- - - - FARM~~hS· for the best bulls, 1961 Rambler Classic St. Wagon _ $1295 AutomatiC' trans. Good whltl'wall t1res . ('lean 1n tt> ril1r, radio an d heatl•r . Bt•ige over coral finish l!lnimllDl Charae 60 ~nt.11 ll \,lentil per •ord fo• Tbre• QO• 'lt!cut.lve ln.aerunna lit%. Dt1e0unt on pilei •en •no HI peld within 10 d•v• IU:SULT $1195 Lawrence bus drivers , 12 months janitors IJI ..y; Carol Shadle, s{'rretary; Scarberry. 7-3-12tc and 12 months teachers and Kathleen McDermitt, secreContract bus drivers Phone 882-5451, New Haven. ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY Spotless clean tn!Pr wr Wh1te fmi sh , V-8 enginP, power strering, power brakes, antn_ trans ., radio and heatt>l r~s won:l from this area. If interested night hired office personnel, Jerry Greer, financial secre· George Carson, CJSCOUNU PICKUP I DELJVERT E>ngnw, l:tir;UUl.A I'IU N:, l'be I 0 lbs. Dry Cleaning $2.00 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door _ _ $1495 •r•·rp•..o ll.OT.ll "lll'l A M I Office People, Bus Drivers, P'OR SALE - All electric borne . 1 kttchen, garage, alummum sid·[ PT. PLEASANT - The MaOffice personnel hired. as [ Smith, Homer _Watlcrson ing, ruce location. Owner has son County Board of Education I recommended by Superintend· Sub::;1J 1llte drivers hired were accepted employment away in a lengthy session Monday ! ent Milton Burdette, were ~ Leo Roush, Ralph r. r ~en e I Hour Cle••une Altering and Repa•ri"9 Pockets end lippers CA.N\..I!:J.-LA fJUNS f'ORHii:f ~r\ONS Real Estate For sale_ Profession• I o,.,. Cleanant and Shirt Laundry Pomeroy Motor Co. OP PII.AOL.JI'oibi. ·HMJ P M. 0&)' Bel"re ~ul'llt<·~tlon Monday Pead.lln• <HWl ~ ~ Janitors, T h E 1 d b M p \ 1 ~~ ·r~\~~~e;.th:·~~~~ ~~ eac ers mp oye y ason county uoarG Business Services Mtn.,..vttle, lleattng Ubto End vour sewer troul'\1('1 We bave aU lizeo Sewer Machines ReasooaDie R.akl CaD Wl' !-t974 Day 05 Ntellt 7 36 tfc 7-3~6tc Propual 1 Gatua County, Ohio,No. on section GAL141-0.00. State Route No. Hot.tn w111 nut Rnd f'erry Townahlpl, by appl ytn11 11 bituminous roadmlx aurrare 2 hired were Francis Casto, Roger Harper, Abbie Neville, Bessie Tucker, Frederick Propp. Bus garage employees are Thon1as Roach, Warren Keefer, Leo Benson. Twelve months teachers recommended by Burdette and hired, with board members R~ bert Adkins and Harry Sidero voting "no," and members Paul Wedge, Earl Keefer, Bill Howard voting "yes," were James Andrews, band director, Pt. Pleasant high; JO:.m Bruni· cardi, band director, Pt. Pleasani High; Raymond Peak, band director, Hannan High; Thomas Reed, band director, Wahama; Jessie Davis, Home Ec., -Hannan; Harold Sulli-van, VoAg, Hannan; Clifford Dunn and Lowell Cook, Vo-Ag., Pt. Plea .. ant; Evelyn Brake, Home Ec., Pt. Pleasant; GameJ:te Stanley Home Ee. Pt. Pleasant; Elean· or Miller, Home Ec., Wahama; Glenn Smith, VI).Ag, Wahama; Robert Oliver, coach, Wahama; Roy Ross, coach, Han· nan; Robert Shertzer, coach, Pt. Pleasant High; Gil Barnette 4-H Agent. I' ' ~Television Rev11e By RICK DUBROW Uniled l'reos lllteraallonal HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - It's time for our aoouai love letter to Shirley Booth, the star o f NB~TV's Thursday nigb! series, "Hazel." L•ke o great love, she gels better all the tim~, and, more important, wears well. Site will, this fall, be starting her fou.-.h season as television'• celebrated maid. And , having seen how hf'r presence can work easy-totake moments into e siUy siwation comedy, her bosses ar? reported already trying to ex· tend her association with video. No wonder. HaYing t!lio great stage actreu in the service of sltualion comedy television b llke having Luchow'• eater for a pizza parlor. One of the best thitlgs about Miss Booth JS that, though ahe took on th• 'letlea in large part lor the fraok reason of financial Wiillllll' Scranton, seeking the Republican presidential nomination, will be Interviewed in a fuU·hour "Meet The Press" program on NBC-TV July 12, the day before the GOP convention otarts. The network sai<i Barry Goldwater, whom Scranton it trying to overtake for the nom· I' I < I. S~CUR;-1 I I ~---- --- 1 I - I I Wheel All"gnmenl - I ' Cuclt/.o• R. s I Brake Servt""e 1111 Blaettnars $5~ 7 I - - I _ I I.r----=--;,;-_..,;..__._,_'11 Ofl 1r.1 CJlR' 1 Racine Society Notes On·r- MON IT OR tlJe ult,jmate * ° r-·- 11th pori rl Southampton fnllow. 1 lour-day villi to Dublin. Inc nueva ITEAL GIMB LONDON (UP{) - 'niltves llolt betwoeD eN,DOO and •112 . 000 worth ~ dlamoodo on dl;_ play II Loodon'1 Nolural Iliatory MuMUm early Monday. The dlamondJ, In the musewn'a mineral teetlon, were laken from • glw case In a llrot noor a.Uery, otflclala aald. DOWN ... LN&tJvu ot Houton 2. Cutl: CIJ'eo. Jeaely S.lletaU!f' roek I.AudllorJ' 01"i"&n8 lO.Malartal fev•r - n.surpus 4. LoDJ, 12. Jewtlh znonth 14. Talk: .t. 15.. Shake- powerful e.-... premium .speatian e.Boy'alliokname f. Wampum: AlgooqulU Indlano oh&ractl!r" lT. Edltorlol "I" 18. Flap 20. Maul t. Slender 21. Steamlhtp: 11. Budoot ~ Ti~tnp -- lt. FroseQ li!O, Applo ........ 38. J:lo&'·llkl mal :w. ........... ment: colloq. . . . .,.. ...... Ja. A pl'tOtlltor II. lot ..U.: A.rol>. 1'1'. 8hake- ~~. • • • •1 • -311.-- tno 38.:Mohom- lpe&l1af'l pia,. ta.Jump l ...... tt. Burte. :".&.Poem 40.- IO.BodleoGf tlona 28. Boy'o olclr. nome • . Part ell "to be" 11. Eaeape: II. 32. Restrict wtthill Umltl .SC. I am: coa.. tncted 0Q 86. FaU month: abbr. ae. stattoa: abbr. S7. Inunda.Uotl 3t."Ey• U.Oid N'orae work 411. llohln4 08. Rip DAILY CRYPTOQtrOI'E _ Ben's .._ .A.ltY.LB.A..A.lta lo LO.& .. BLLOW to work Ia Ia- to.?::•:::~:~~-~-llltblo-plt A trophles, the length and formatloft ~-:. ~~ ~~t•:· ~= E 1 1 naUve t.Ciprott.. 23. Gains U.A. moderD airplane IG. Tutt oa bini'• head II. Exelama-- ------------'! l ....... 22. Greek letter 1 ·· , DUBLIN, Irellnil (t1PI) Tbe Amlrle111 mcle1r chant Bh!p SaY.-11 MOndly fQr the aoulbom Ellf' DAILY CROSSWORD AOII088 . .. T)>po 13. .., 1. Tonklo. 18, C..:koo abbr. Mrs. Doss, 64 Dies at Home Twelve months janitors hirF'OR SALE· . Jacre _ o_ f ~ land ed upon recommendation of 1 Easy TermsAvailabltt near Reedsville on Rt. 680. Superintendent were Clarence HA.:KETT'S Winnie Bailey, Reedsville, Rt . ~~~~~~~~t~~!!T; 1.8 ~!~."" "C" Sine, Pt. Pk!asant High school; O S !'rnJerl. and Work Lenttb 40.007.2 I Gail Jones, Pt. Pleasant High; '"nned fruit FrJnk Emerw 1,, · · SOH I ERVJCE _!_,_!lox 189. 7 6 ~P '"' " 7.74 mil" Bailev. 's Run (7) 7 3t.c I' _(' _ r'- -"- - - - -Cl -·-- ---- I WY 2-3898 POMEROY Propc~sal PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Eth- Lawrenc-e Smith, Wahama; . . For Rent C;~lllll County. Ohio, No.2 (In "''"'lion OAL~. -. -~ ·· ., vacuum e:mers, cnn-.:·~ 71KHI.OO. <1..00. State Route No. 790 in el Doss, 64, lifelong r.sident of Clarence Wamsley, Wahama; AK~. _ rrgJStPr.?d Chihuahua P_llpnisf('r and tank 1ypPS. A 111 _ _ _ _ Walnut, Guy an and narrl.~rm Town S f 918 S t\ Tl1rd I URNJ H h- - 'hlp! , b} applyln!( ., bllumlncoua road· Mason County, died early Mon- Mrs. Virgil Williams, Hannan pii s. 'Pe d 'flll l l . with romplr-1e se1 or attach- I F :.: ED and unfurnls ed mill mrfat'e coune Item T-32 Math7-3·10tc day morning at htY home in high; Lawrence McDaniel, OrdMiddleport. ur pl1onf' WY 2· mPnt 'i New guaranters . Com· Real Estate For Sale apat'trr.Pnts. 134 Mulberry oo "r". district. She had been nance; Roscoe Thorne, Point ~~n~:~ww~~~~e~~:n\;a~~p ~r~ 3fl89. 7 7 6tp plett> p n1· p $28.50 or 1erms. AVe., Ph. WY 2~15. f;~r~Jn~~~":~o~lt 'i.aer~;~~~ 3:t .79a tnt illHannan the past several weeks. She Pleasant Junior High. 1 that the rumors about leav- CARB.'\f;F. 75c bu . Bring ronPltonf' WY 2-2204. FOR 6 2._1\ trc Mll'lgs rnunt~. Propo..-t :1 Tbe Board, on a split vote o PI ·SALE : house, at dTuppers M Ohill. No. on Settlon MI!:O · was the widow or James Doss. 7 0 4 ing the Radne office ~ ar+> not tinPr'-i and rut vnur own. , c Gfc <llns acre ~roun ar· HOUSE F'OR RENT p IIH -()B_oo _:-.o sute Route No. 684 , Surviving are two daughters, moved to buy tbe Weaver John C'!C'd . Porll~nd, Ohio, t tin in Sripio Township, by APPI.vinl a true. The only change is that bitumlnoUJ roadm1x ~ur-fRj 'e roura~. Mrs. Dottie Austin of Hogsett. property at Hartford for $1700 the patients in tile .Racine ~~~ mile bel ow Havt>nswood HOMAR'f Con;rrtible - - pu m.!J i i''OH =~ Item T -32. W Mt"thod "C'. Mrs. Virginia Holley, Frazier if a clear d~ed can be obtainP-.vement: idth Variable. area are asked to make apFerry. 7 7 fltc ! for sh:dlow "r dl·e~ Wt' ll up Project and Work LPn gth 1U111.6 Bottom and one son, G<oorge ed. Voting again•l the pur- ~ ··· f an r"'t or 2.9'7 mile~ . pnintments for the Racine of· I HOMEGROWN tomflf()(>s- 5· to 60ft . $45 .00. Ch<~rles ChH • Propoul No."' Doss, Frazi-er Bottom: two bro- eha<ile was Adkins, and Siders fice by calling the Pomeroy lb•.. "ui\IS Orenner . Holr-1 l'ee. SJIVP.l' Rirlge, Ht•t;>d<.;villt', dWo<ol Lawrence Counh·. -~ $1 .1JU . 1\ LAW-790-0.00. Shotr Ohlo, R11ut~ on No. Section 'lOO •. In ther, George Adkins, Gallipolis, abstained from voting. Wedge office during the Summer. risonvi11e, OlliO. Rt. 1>84. I Ohio. 7 6 3tp Muon Township. Lawrence County, Ohio, Alfred Adkin!l, Frazier I Howard and Keefer voted which is 1ocated across from 7-3-3tc 1 _ _ _ _ ______ __ WY ~~7!o~":~~~!P:;'~~~ea bi\~:'~nou 11T~a~2 Bottom; three sisters, Mrs. Rox- 1 ..yes." t.h@ Post Oift.ce 1·n Pomer<>y, SICK HOOM -~- d---·nv J'd HONEY , 15U lbs. Call ;o;H 2-4045 . FQR Method "C'. ie Legue, Buffalo, W. Va., Mrs. ' Other action of the board Pavemf'nt: Width 18 lePt. from 10 • 12 noon and from an 1 a 1 sup7 6 Gtp Projert and Work L~h~eth. l .ooo o rrrt Nora Williams, Columbus, I was to advertise for blda lor plies anc aids for your comBt or''1'110~ o.~? date mn., Bel f<>r cnmplet ion or· _ Ohio, and Mrs. Lucy McKin· eoal, gas and insurance. 2 • 9 p. m. Phone WY 2-299G. for t . 1\ f' carry a comr IPie FAT LEr:HOHN hens , !lOr f'ach. cin 'tht. work shall be u al!t rurlh In ney, Middleport, Ohio; five The board voted to pay Its 7 6 31e line Jf crutchr.s, wht>t>l chairs. th~ blddln& proposal . Paul ·w. Sa~• re, Portland, nf:'W ~<il bldcler 1hail he r<'q11lred to grandchildren and three great 1964-65 dues in the West Vir· -- commodes, urinals, under Ohio. VI :1.2246 _ 7 6 filp vii:' rtle with hi~ bid a Pl'l"tif\00 rherk ror GUNS grandl'hilrlren. ginia School Board Association; nods, bed pans, e!"... . Roller - ·· I St"l:' an amount elt ual to fill• p•r c•"' of ----hit bid, but In nu n•t•nt mort' thPn We buy, seU and trade guru . 1 ~. Funeral service will be heJ I approved the renewa( of a con· len ihnusand flnllnr" , nr a homl for Bill Wellman, Las Williamson Pharmacy, WY 2-3586 Mid- GEnMAN ShPpht•rd J.lllpiJies for · sal dleport. 6-2.6-30Lc sale. AKC re~is!Prf'd. Ci'1\l Mr t_~ ~:er~:~~ or his bid, payahle to Wednesday 2 p.m. at the Mt. tract wtth L. W. Getty for at rurm Jewelers, Phone 50. WY 2-:!04 2 m cnn1arl at 834 Bidders muat apply, on the prop.-r Zion Church with the Rev . Or- school typewriter maintenance, ' 0 olnt Plea.an~ W. Va. WINDOW and porch sharles~;o I E '1 . s p Rt. form~ . fur pl'l"<jUallfi•·~llnn wUh lh~ ~ 11 <Jin , 1., OIDerOy. Ki.Q"hWR.Y Crl"dlt Examiner al ('ulum · ville Johnson officiating. Burial and approved member Paul 10 18 •Je kinds . Fvrch vadance and 1 tc buo. Ohio. at 1eaa1 10 dan bf'cfore will be in the church cemetery. Wedge to be submitted B8 Re7 6 3 " I bl' d d nou the date ~Pt to UJ>l'n bid~ wa11e n 11! paid to AUTOMOBILE !Dsurance been awmngs \lf'tlf' 1an m s an ,i - - - -- - - · - - - Friends may call at the late gional Director for Region No. •• Th I! lfllnnnum · · , , repairs. Free estimate. Dale: --~ fit . an labor employed ' '" thla contract ......Ued? f..osJ your opera· 3. Business Services •hall be In accordance with the residence. Wippe1 Suppl~·. 215 Union Ao,.·e. ·5 H 'Schrdulf! "' PrPvalling Hourly Waf.tor'o UceDBe? CaD WY Z-2!1118. Appearing before the board . fro Ra~~ A~ertainf'd and Determined p Oh omeroy, 10. BULLDOZEB work. basements by the Oepartment of Indu1trlal ReY llllitfc with financial records of their 6 25 J()tc I d . roo atlon9 appllcaDie to Sht. HlghWII} oung Republicans schools were Clyde Foley, prinan scar·- '•rushing, ponds. Jar ""'"'m••• lmpm••m••'• '" ••. ,.,_ Lcn\·bo'.' ~ , and back hoe Ca l anc., with sertlon~ 411~.03, ·nn.IH.. To Meet T . hursday cipal of Wabama senior and 41 15.IY.I 4115.06 and 4115.07 of the Help Wanted St-'l"Vif't' ( ,, ·' IPS Jt>ffers. Ph . .... Revlsl'd Code of Ohio." PT. PLEASANT A meetjunior high school; William Big Freezer Sale w .w48 or WY 2-2186 Plana and lpedflcatl{)nl are on tile __w~ 2~22 (7 I 7 ffc 1 I 4 20 .tfc In lh\1! department of hllhwaYa and ing or the YomJg Republican Pack, principal of Hannan High -LO_O_K-IN-G -I'OR All Sizes • Sale Priced I R' I .. I FOR SAl E . M ddl ~:~t::tll'e of the division dtpilty dl- Club will be held Thursday, school, and Benjamin Franklin JOB? FREE ICI! CREA,., ICkard 's A •gnment Service. I · ~ m. 1 eport, 4 · VURNlSHED and unfurnished The director r-e•en-u ~h" rl•ht kl July 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the Mas- IV, principal of Pt. Pleasant With every New Fr•eur or {formerly Grueser B o d y bedroom brick house 2 ~Jrn an.v .and au bldt. '!'raiD :flot- U. S. Civil !ierviet t.-.-ta. II Works Senior High. Freezer-Refrigerator Comb. I. 28fi W Mam St.[ baths, lol :md a haU. o'ut of I apartments. 134 Mulberry Pill~;c:~sHITIR on County Courthouse. Bee <NI' lid under ln ·: truction cla11SI·1 The next session of the board Raymond C. Musgrave, chairI Pomeroy . Ohio. R H. Rick~ I high water . Nice location I Avf.' . Ph. WY 2-6615. Homer ·luly :J ..nd Jt. lleAf;IOD.. LlDC\IIn io.-nke. E-•t .. bll~h USED FREEZER BUYS ' ard , Phone 1 WY 2·3576 , Sf't' by appomtment. or cali Hy sel~~ 6 25 tfc . uLY II uld l!l m ., 13 2" man of the nomiooting commit· will be Monday, July 27th• . . 19>M. ltt Cu. Ft. Unlco Whepl balan-.·ing, auto glass, WY 2-2885 or WY 2·3250. I ONE HEDROOM house trailer, -,-,••- ,-.-OTIC I tee wifllf' present t!hde bslate of $100 CHEST FREEZER 0 Jeers name bral{e service. l (6) 10 tic Mason, $35.00 month. Rob~rt l'l.'ollre 111 hert>hy 11iv"n that the new Y the MALE : Men 18-33. See Railroad· 20 Cu. Ft. Frigidaire I P:rupu~ed . budget or ~al!11hur.v Local i nominating committee. William Examinations for CHEST FREEZER _ $150 1 5 27 44tc 1 _ Lee. Phone 77:1-5648. School D1atrlr1. M<:'l.ll! (ounty, F'um- ' training A<i under Instructions 1 1FOR SALE: 7 rooms and bath, ero.~·. Ohio, 11 on file In the nUke or Pedecardi ot Huntington, pres· Academies Noted 1 6 3tp 7-3-lOtp PT. PLEASANT - Cong. Ken Rutland Road I :~e~~:;~~~!:o:up.,rml.-ndent, and open I ident of the Young Republican Pomeroy Landmark It 0 McCOY. AUCTIONEER. ! house on HLchler announced today that GIRLS for waitresses 21 years WY 2·2181 Jack Carsey. Mgr Chesi.Pr' OhiO. 3 23 tfc Large lot. Alumln\Jm storm. Insurance• _ _ _ _ thisA offlf't pubiU Frldav. hearlne: ,July will 17, be held Jt 1 Club '!.here ' will be present. 1964 at · d R w ·oo A . M . · • Pete Wedge, county president the Civil Service examination old or over. Living quarters doors an d wm ows f>ason- JOHNSON Slm t AUCTIONEER available. Starting pay, $40 FOR SALE- Middleport's tall· able . Kenneth Searle! SH 2- A '1n Allpsot nsu~anlce sr~lisbu~~at::_.~t~~a~d ~:e~~uretlnn of the Mason County Republip for appointment in 1065 ·lo the est building, located 352 N f'Amplelr Service 5012. 30tcl gency, . ' OMill ua n m ;, uc c<:~n Executive CommiUee, urg~ U. S. Military, Naval, A 1r a week. Apply in persons at 6 11 Second Street, Middleport Ctln ~adford surant..-e Jun Johnson and puu c~-=.:: ::,::-,c::• : es all Republicans to attend Force and Merchant Marine 1 0 Green Gables, St. Route 7, IN SYRAClJSE, three bedroom Bud Suupson. Agents. Thr appllratiou or RAmo MTD-POM. th ' meet'Ing il!JU -> ,_ Priced lor quht sale. Inquire ?.'rite . P'aone or Con&ad at Gallipolis, Ohio. I NC. whose oHJcen art John E, M , IS ue 1p SUppor t Academies wiU be given 10 16 t!c A. C. 8RADI'IIRD 7 6 3tc at Ohio Hotel. modern h.orne, near school, I 1 Uc Kerr, Preaident : Prank x. Raue-h , Jr ., the organization. 8:30 a.m. Monday, July II at -~ VIce Prealdll'nt: Andrew H. Ko"lan, M 7 Huntington, Parkersburg, and 'lllt!rn m.. ulated, .vall board A I Treaaurer and R. J . Jone•. Jr .• Sec· :W::-:AN=TE=o, -·-=R-elc-ia b,_lt-cla_d_v_:_: tO FOR SALE Racl,... Oblo 5 II tfc heatmg, lar~e lot 72 x 2~.5-\ ~tp 8 81 ntary, for renew•! of itt Ucens.e Pleasant Valley Hospital Charleston. Those desiring 1o to operate RADIO STATION WMPO, stay witb old age Pe~sioneriGIBSON-Ka~-.Harmony .n~ltars 1 --=======_,.;_;;._.~! Phor.e r a. m. to 5 p m. WY !55 DODGE pickup, new V-8 mo131Kl Kr: in tht- punuc tn ~ered was ADMI'ITED: Will H. Snod· take the test shoold contact from 7 p. m. to 7 a. m. or and Amplif1en, 24 months to _ r 2 3974 F: tenderPd ror flllne: with the Federal Congressman Hechler, RooiD EXPERIENCED ; . s ~n•ngs, 7 to 9 p. m.. tor, nev t·rcs, new paint job, Communication• Commi8JIIIln on .111\f grttss, Henderson; w . w . Sylive ln. Phone VI :}-2452 or pay. see or call Tiffin Jewel ~ wv l . 2441 6_2______:__ tf II, 1964, Mf'mhera or thl" public who d t • k S th 'd 1008, House Office Building, in good Shltpe rea<ty to WOrk. dP.slr"" to bring tn the Commlellion'a ens riC er, OU Sl e. VI :\-2604 after 6;00 p. m. ere. Pu1nt Pleasant, W Va. 1 AUTOMOBI LE $350 1,0. G. A. Deem , Racine, attention facta roncernin11 thP oper· DlSCHARGED: Willard Nib- Washington, D. C., at once for Phone 50. Bill Wellman, Les ' atlon of the •talion ~hould wrll.e to appUcation For Sale or Rent Williamsoo. lfi.3UtJ "1/ t~ OWn. Phone WI 9·2685. '"' '''"""' commun'""""' com. ert, Gallipolis Ferry; Carol information and u· "' mission, Waahln&ton 25. n. c., not K I 7 2 6tc latll'r thlln AufUMl II. IIMW: L ettenl eg ey, Pt . PIeasant; Howard forms. 2 BEDROOM . modern hom"'. KILL TERMTTES and P . rottocl AND 111\11uld 5et ,forth In detail th"' apecUJr Erwin, Bidwell; Virgl1 Jordan, 1 ne Rambler fatt.IJ Which thl Wrfler Wl,hil'-1!1 the . I in Clifton , W. Va . Will rPnt nwn and s hrubs fmm IDSt'Cl !' POMF:ROY - 6-room frame ' Commiulon lo rnnlllder In pl5111l111 G a11ipolis, Ohio; Mrs. Robert. DIVORCE GRANTED for $.10 00 month Mnr~hall With ARAB U l1'" i1 Concel). , " I house with bath. forced hot Werld :;ta:-~~--~ Compact na this ap~w·;t_'o~.' 15. 11, 4te Lisle. Pt. Pleasant. PT PLEASANT A dw ' o1: ai_r heating, . full basement! Rig car roo~;;;::- pertorm I.-===~"'".:.,:;,.:;,:.:.:;:.,.=,;.===========• I has been granted to Theod~ Duncan. i P tr:J1P Kmg B,uJrierf-:: Sup p 1 , 7 61 1 Wtlh recreal:»n ruum , attachCo., MJddlepurt, OhiO s u' ,l,tckson Caslo from ..._, __ HOUSE for rent or sale. bv ! 5 2 tf(' i ed garage, large landscped aoce ma tar : m ' aDd ~' Q. """'''" month I}' payments on land ; . • ___ , wv 1_2143 managera~., ~ Jean Casto by Judge Ja!Del contracl, 532 Mill Street M•d· SfN(,f-.H Sewm~ marhmes l'omeroy, 0 lot. 8xl40 :m year FHA loan 8oo 1)\j ~! II ~OUR Lee Thompson of the MaiOI 1 Af'W dleport Phone WY 2-5262 50 up Sevual used available to right party · Metrctpotiraa Mok1ft . County Circuit Court. 0 8 th_ 1 ma chmes at bargam pnces PlANO tuning . Newman Bur· POMEROY - 5-room frame E.. Malli Ocreet, Po....., 15 -=--,.-----~-- ~ Tile f"abnc Shop \\m~er Sales dP!ff', Middleport, WY 2- house Wlt_h bath, hot air furn- ·; Pllolltl WI J..J1tt Employment Wanted aod '>erY!Ce. Pomeroy. Ohio 5246. 6 18 30tc ace healmg, b.sernenl, 50x I I 12 II< WY l-2284. 4 21 Uc 100 lot out of high water. WIDOW , wnnln l>ke houso'wock ---·-~ ly $5,500 and owner will li- 1962 PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door Lorena Sn:vdf'r. Rnsf> lfi11 : I Wt_l Y PUMP your sluggish sepnance at $60 per month , wi1h hardWp. Catalina. I;Jlue fill· Pomecov. ~ lw lank . Grt Klean-Em-AII, , POMEROY, OHIO no down payment. tsh. automatic transmlssioo. 17 1 1 111 - - · -'~ _ Sepltc Tank Cleaner. Land- 1 SUBURBAN _ 6-room frame -ay. Middleport. CaU WY :!Marine Suppl.tes mark Farm Bureau, Pome- i In the Heart of ~m•• ·•-u.o ranc h type horne wtt· h bath , ~...__. -~· power brakes· h T p Mr. Ray Roush of Cinclnna• FOR SALE IR f roy. 6 29 30tc I THE AMERICAN RUHR built-in range, oven and dish- radto ~ extras. 910 Broad18 Mont I 0 IY spent the --•·-• here ~ · t. rabin -- __ 1 52119 4 a If w__... cruiser, inboard 12o II p ' FIIF:E us~~ ol our Carpel\ General Reo! Estate I washer. Copperlone kitrhen, . • Mrs. Roush returned borne wlllt motor Ralph Jordan 1150 oo I ShampoDf'r wilh purchase of , 1 attached garage with driveWanted To Buy I& If him after spending a week bert Racine . Oh1o, WI 9-~0H!i 1 ,r Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker : Service way. 3 acre lot planted with with relativee. . WI 9-315L ( 7) 7 Jlf' Furniture. 6 JO 6tc 1 flowers, shrubbery and small ·-• AmerK:a's top semna tus.l:.c:IM iftSfahd unit! Mr. and Mrs. Charlel!l Wa11. 1 1 da -~ - - CUCKLER REALTY fruit. Pay $3,1100 and assume M. W. Runyon wants to pur· • 24,000·milo warranty! Coast-to-coasl oen~ice. ner spent ,. t k 7< Harley Davidson motorcycle .[ I balance 30 year, 4 per cent · • chase - tand'mg tt mber m • Convenient tetms 1wilaW.. Buy ftDW- pay tater! lion at ,..,.severa __1 iD Yl on vac• L1ves O<C ==~--Excellent condition . Call Ken· ' 1 bo nda · c 11 WY •v """ ev e and other PONY $00.00. Call WI 9-liil2 . ~; ny Williams. WY 2-2318 _ 1 B•• 119 Phone WY 2-383CJ loan. An excellent properly arge f u . nes. 8 placeB. 73 WI &-3604. 7 7 ltc Mr, and Mr.. Waitt Fo•ter 1 30 0't lh'l~:'l'::r.""T.:::::r::::-- ...,,..Jl[ RENTAL- 4-room frame house 6'! il ti!r' 6:00 p. m. ALL BLACK pony. _d' H.KA I'ING, PlomDIDg, inches. NE-W- AN._D_ sed ____ th' u.ner with baths, gasb heating, 1:10 ." l7l 7, lfltc Hackett's Sohlo Service and fallllly ol Columbus wer• 27 1 tng . 8o1 u co IJI'urnac... .\mold Brotben. monthly. utta 1e for couple 5 ro··~u actes, in coontry no !'hoM WY 24191 weekend . "'""'II ol her ... -"'·, Can be seen at Shake Hav•n. t p 1 H th • t Mt f 1 f ·; ua ear aw nrne • • . 18 Ea" Main str..t. Pom or smal am• y. .. btrildin~,·.wrtte · Lester 0. ""· llld •-MrB. Albert lliU and Oteater, or <all 985-4090. Moriah Ridge. Racine, Ohio, 01'0]1. 1'bo10 W1 Will. Hill-old Collins, Saltsm'an Gibbs, Rl 1, Millwood, w. I. Moln It, ,_..,, 0. attended the HID huD!on 011 7 7 lip Route 2. WI+3074 6-27-30tc 7 zo lfc WY H%20 Va. 7·2-31p!....; , , , ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"'!"_...,i~&mday at Port1aod Park. - security, _there h.. been noll> Ing condescending about ber either In her attitude toward the role or tho people associated with the •imple·mlnded program. :!he playa her part as though it were worth it, and with the same professional verve that she woold give to a theater piece. Professional ill the word. She made a bargain, and, unlike the yoong punk aelors who moan about artistic limitations though they are Juc· ky not lo be digging ditches, ahe is carrying It off with ad· ult aplomb. !Dation, had oeetpf:oJ!I 111 blvlltliCOJ to be on the shoW b u 1 canceled oul II odded that II be decldeo lo participate, 1 hall hour will be made ovallablo to him. The Clunuel Swim: n.e BritIsh Open aolf cllllnploolhlp at Sl Androwo, SCOtlud, 1J ICbeduled f..- ABC-TV's Wide World of Sports" July 11. NBC·TV pre-ompbo "Intern• tfonal Showtlme" lonlght lor an hour 1peclal about 11te civil rignll bill. ENDS DUBLIN VISIT ach day the ~ Jette~ an dltferent. . ..... 1-1 "Whore's Beamish? Well, if he lan't in the recrntlon room or takin&' a coffee break, ho'o probably by the time clock waltlnrr to check outl" ·· ·· - - - - - - - - - - - - WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOG MIIND.\Y THROUGH FRIDAY 6 IS Sign On 6·15 Musical Clock 1,30 News Headllnes 1:31 Musical Clock 7: 45 Tbe Lilellne 8,00 Oblo Valley Newa 8 05 World, National Ne.,. 8 10 Sparta 8 15 Weather Picture 8 16 Musical Clock 8 55 Community News ~' 00 Talk ol lbe Town 9.55 Muon Cotmty News 10:00 FamUy Woralllp Hour ~0 IS PubUe Sen·ice 10:30 Latchstring 10:55 World New• 11:00 Morning Melodl1!8 (except Friday, ChurdJ 8ella Rin&l 11:45 World News 11:51 Muon CouDIJ N. . 12 00 Commtmlty News 1Z: tiCi Lacal News 12: 10 Markets 12: IS Mld Day Welllber 12:20 EYBDI llullellu a-d 12:2fi Ne\91 0 Gr11111 . 12:30 Agrlcldlure A&enl 12,46 Country Go Round 1,55 Ntn Belt z, 00 OouPir7 Go Round 2:55 Newa Bell 3:011 IAI'I ~ a BreU 3:51 NIWII Beat 4:111 N " " wllb Doll t;IG IDIIrcltlllct TIRRY .. CHEST!I GOULD 4 OiJptua:cw QuoW.. EW QR, ZX WXOVMG ZSV RNI BBU OM BXJEQII• EG ZEU WNHXQ. -ZSYJEVV ~~~:..~U7"o Or)ploqaoto: ALL . JIUKAN ACrS mvOLVIil ·-..CHANCE THAN DEClSION~ANDRE QWiil :uMY. l'aatur• 11 I' •• :r.. e ~,oo Community News 5,05 World. National Newt 5,15 Spotlight on Sports U5 Weather 6'30 Dinner Mulll<'alo 6:00 St.nset Blvd. 7:30 Sign Off 8 m.. WMPO Radio MONDA! THRU FRID.&Y - 8:0!) SliD Oa 1:111 Oolllllr)' Jlullc '1'ltu 1:05 Sacred Hearl 1:20 Coull~ Jllllbono SAruRDAV 8:20 Coulltry JamborM 1:31 JoluJ Barml 1: !li Sign 011 1:30 Farm News 7;116 Breakllll Pan, 6: I& Musi04! r 8:35 Paul Bowera I; 1J J.... Buiclt 8bcnr 7: 45 The Llfell! .. 1:4:> MeigB Cl All'. BIL 10; II Tba Good L111 8:110 Ohio Valley Ne'lll 7:00 Ne-.q IO:a Mlllla 1D Tba Air 1:05 World, National News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 10:8 '1'1111 II 11ua1o I :10 Sports Today 7:3L Newa 11:05 Top 1'111 Show 815 Weather Picture 7;3fi Plcteo.: llardwllre 11:31 Top 1'1111 &bow (Dut(:ont)l 8: 16 Musical Clocll ('l'Uu.-Thurs.) 12:00 Nlltlll NIWI Ull News 7:50 News Report 12:a Mulleal IDterlude 9:00 Musical Cloot I:Otl Breatfut Party 12;30 Rev. Merllu Teell 8:30 Song & SlorJ 'l'lme 1:10 Roy's Food Buket I :00 PiaU. PariJ H5 Famlly Worship !lour 1,30 Van Palrlck Sparll 7:011 Sundown Serenade 10:00 Newa 8:4i Baker Furnltur.Wed-111 ,,.. SliD Otf IO:oo High School mt Parade u:; Open a..... 10:55 News 1:80 NeWI Sl!NUAY 11:00 Army 'nme 1:06 Coffee Wltb Janet 7:00 Sign Oa 11:18 Special Commllllb, t:41i Belly Nowton 7;30 Frmcb CU, 11apt111 l'rograJQI U:OO Mlnllterfal Assoc. t:UO Wing1 o! Be•liaa 12:00 Newa Roundup 11: Ui Coulltry llrlftm lll-W I: a 8lblt lpeelt:a to Yaq 1220 Bulletlu Board U : Ui Muon Ct. Agr. En-Tue 10:00 Voice o! Prophecy 12:25 New• 0 GraJlll U.ll A.S.C. Prof11'8111-Fri 10:36 Wtllb. Reporta to hlp1e 11:30 Salllrday Matloee IUO Family Wonnlp-TIIara. U:OO SUIIday Show 1:55 Newa Beat U:CO Tlny'o Couoll7 ll.fmu 12:00 NOCIII Newt 2:00 Saturday . Matluet 12:00 Noon Report 12; 1J Cbriiiian Hour 1: Ill Nen Beal 11;30 Goesalen au.& llar-l'rL 12:*> Rn, Maila ToeD 3,00 Saturdity Matinee 12:lltl Music Just rcr Yoa 1:00 BlllJ Graham 3:55 New Belt 4: ~~ Blaetlllar Sbow-Tull. l;a Lalber• Hour 4,00 Dllclntl llltb Doll 4:30 lAical News 1:00 Tbe Cbureb AI l:'lft 4,30 Top Ten Rm1e 4:54 BowllnjJ Sc-. 1:00 0ou111rJ II;JIIII Timen 5:00 News Summary 8:00 News 5,35 World ID ftnlnr 5: 16 DIDner Mnllolll• 7:10 stp Oil &:oo Baptise 11o11r 7:30 stp IA'l'URDAV 7:00 lip Oil oa 1:00 SliD OD Ne"" GIAY �W a•oiU!r Family to llott Annual Picnic Around And About Middleport I !~ sc~o~_Id and Mr. and Mrt. FriJit lluc:ll 11ro. Clrl Weokle)' IIIII L II • • i Mainly About ::. ~~~·· Dalo Nichol- ~%!~ ··~- H ..... WEA'I'IIU aue. ............... Mia 1-0all)' SenUntl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July '7, liiOol McK- .. :a:ut • Mr. aDd Mrs. E. H. Wagon---Mr. 111c1 Mrs. Edwin Smith Mrt. Ciani Clrtoll ot Ruter •101 family of the Wagonand famlly of Bradbury 111c1 land underw011t ourgery 11 llo~ er Hereford Farm, Athens, will JULY I Avery Nelson, Hemlock Grove, r.er hnopllll and II CODVali!ICbe hos11 of the Southeastern The Laurel cllff Better visited Sunday with Mr. 111c1 1ng nicely. Ohio B.....!era ' Association An- Health club and lbelr families Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr. Mrs b•-•---' Shnle (Anna nual Plcn1c when picnic ball- will have a picnlc ThUI'!Iday at , ~""u r Comdr. and Mrs. H. E. Flow· [ kets will be llhared. Lunch w1U uo p.m. at the Syra<U.. road- Mrs. Fred Blaettnar left on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ro&- King) underwent IU1'8~-~I ers of While Stone, Va. were be around _1 (E.S.T. side park. All members are urg- Monday morning for Columbus enbaum returned home Sunday Community Hospital, Boau~. boliday weekend guests of Mrs. There w11l be a lew •horl ed to attend. when! she will attend !be mu.. evenlng after spending a week and Is Improving. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. Min- talks by loading cattlemen, bul The Pomeroy Bend CB Ra- 1 io: workshop for organ 111c1 In New York City sightseeing Mr. and Mra. Richard Rooerva Childers. mainly this i ~ a get-together dlo Club wm hold their regu. choir directing at Capital Uni- aod attending the World's Fair. enLaum and family moved of Hereford. breeders. Tbf' farm llar monthly meeting Thursday versity this week. Mrs. Blaet- Mrs. Roy Jones and sons, MO?da.Y from Middleport to Mr . and M~s . Jamej Mourn- is locatPd ftve mlle.l ! west of July 9 at ?:lO p. m. at the tnar is organist and choir en.. John and Jeffrey, rturned to thell' new home, Wright St., lng and family of Columbus, 1 Athens on State Route 56. Mason Youth Center in Mason I rector for the St. Paul's Lutb· their borne, Columbus rriday Pomeroy. spent _the July 4th weekend 1 W. Va. • er.l church. J after a visit with nllalives. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobo w1th his mo1ller , Mrs. D a I e The Catholic Women's club j · I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers visited Sunday wltb Mr. and · Mourmng. of the Sacred Heart church Mrs. Mason Fisher and dau- of Detr01·t , M'lch., were we ek Mrs. Frank Buc k. The Rev . and Mrs. M. E will meet in the church audio ghters, carla and Barbara, . re- end guests of her father, F. v. Mrs. Mary Ellen Ohlinger I DowiOn and sons Douglas and • Th da turned home Sunday evemn,g, Amos and Mrs Amos spent the hoHday weekend in 1 50% MALATHION • . lor1um urs y at 7:30 p.m. fl · It · Allen p k De· · and d Dwight, are attendmg t he Rock Springs Grange will a er a VIS m . ar , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burkhart Dayton with her son au-I 1 KILLS Portsmouth District Junior . . . meet Thursda at 8 Th trot!, Mich., W11ll Mr. and and granddaughter, Leslie Ltv- ghter-tn-law, Mr. and M ro. High Camp at Lancaster this , Gaug• read10gs; Galhpohs I Y ill pbe.m. e Mrs. Alex Horva1ll. They also lngston of Clarksville lnd and Douglas Wickham and family, . I HARD·TO·CONTROL ·D 18 8 lJ 0 · 2 f t annua 1 mspectioo w COO· isited Mr d Mr Albe ' ' week. . am 11 · · P. runnong M ee dueled by Virgil Atkins county v elda Mr. anand '· rt Buck Jones of New Albany , Ind. Dr: J. B. Marshall and son, I RED SPIDERS, Mrs Harold George (Dume on ro ers, omeroy · ason d ber Fi , . Mrs. Claude were weekend guests of Mrs. JeMmgs of Lowsvllle Ky. ar11 1 M Co~as ) is visiting with Mr. 17.96 fal!lng. London, Marmet, eputy . A mem 5 are urg- McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burkhart's parents Mr and rived Saturday to jo~ Mrs. : APHIDS; MEALY BUG, a~ Mn. L. W. McComas. 12111. Pl. Pleasant 24.76, Hin- e,• to atte~LY It Roush and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Frick. ' · Marllhall and daughter, MariHoUda gnests of Mr. and !on .46 falling .. Kanawha Falls ' Mrs. Ray Rowden. Mr. and Mrs. Bernest Bruch BMa, who bave been the guests SCALE, PLUS MANY ' Y . minus 07 fallmg Charleston The Mens Brotherhood of the and f h th M J hn F OTHER INSECTS ON Mrs. Will~am Ault and children end Win.tit>ld dams' were on ~,;,~ Enterprise and Morning Star Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fish- and daughter, Elizabeth, o . er mo er, rs. ~ . 1 were the1r son, Mr. and Mrs. sills EUB churches will meet -at the er and son, Thomas, of Sene-- soo, Delbert, of Mt. VerllOJ_l. Bally, for a weekend visit. EVERGREEI'fS, ROSES, Enterprise church Friday at 8 caville were weekend guests of were weekend guests of hls Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall Gary Ault and ~n, Tod~ : and Boat movements: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smdle, Ohio River _ Susan p.m. their daughter and sou-J.n..Jaw, parents, Mr. and Mrs .. Delbert Bnd daughter, Marianna, left I ORNAMENT-\LS, (If Springfield. T~ Syracuse Methndlsl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wamsley Bruch and other relatives. . Monday for a two week's vaca13 · 4· 35 p.m.; Esso • SHRUBS AND TREES. 1 R ev. and Mrs. Menzel Sml th ti on at Mtngo, W. Va. Their I Mrs. John K. Sml·th has re- down I d 6a church will have a and daughter June Ann 0 13 vania own · : a. m.; rummage ' · , and family have returned son, Jennings, remained for a I .,. . ..-.""·u..: ,JioT. ...... ·turned from a visit with her sy Reliable up 14, 1:55 p. m.; Vul- sale in the church basement, daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Char· July !O-Il. Mrs. William Fisher after a week's visit with visit with his grandmother, ed ho Frid · of 1 ti · B kh d M Job F B '[ can up 14. 3:45 p. rn.; JaneT. ; For A Productive Life In Your Lawn and les Bing and daughter, J udy, Cott Qu Chester Methodist church me ay everung ter rea ves m uc annon an rs. n • a1 y. 14 6 50 Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. up JA ' ,=110p. m.; oJnffbeetn will have 8 recept•'on for the' .. a month's visit in Senecaville Richwood, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Evans 8· m .; Garden Use Ortho Products. See The · up '1, • · e oa • .... 'lh h nd M d M J h R W k d Den I nd M d J . K. Harmon and children m doWD 14 6 a m . Luther Herd· new pastor, Rev. and Mrs. Wl er sao a r. an rs . o n . ee s an son, n s, a r. an Erie, P1. . ' - ·12 .4'5' a . ~aile Pearl A. Casto, at the <hurcb law, Mr. and Mrs. and son, Tom, of Reynoldsburg Mrs. Ed Evans and son, John, \ Complete Line In The Housewares Dept. man up 1'· down · m..:ao ·a.m.;Y Friday at p.m. All members F'·"· enJoye · d a pacn · l c at F orked . l Tnmsporter Charles Haskins of Washmg· , &&n::r. . were weekend gues ts of th e1r 15 6 8 ton D.C. spent the holiday week· Lynn B. up 17 , 4: 25 .a. m.; and friends are welcome. Mrs. James Sm1th and dau. parents, Mr. and Mrs. EJdon Run Lake, Sunday. end with his parents, Mr. and I Wayne H. up 18 , 2:33 a. m.; NiMary Shrine, White Shrine ghter, Marsha, returned Weeks and Mrs. Herman Mrs. C. L. Arnold left SaturMrs. Noah .Has~ins of. Middle- Ida Oean up 18 . 5:20a .m.; New of Jerusalem wut meet in spe- their home in ~olumbus today Scholl. day for a visit ~ith Mr. and port and w1th friends m McAr· Martinsvi!h~ up l8, 7 : 15 a. m.; cia) session at the IOOF hall, after a visit Wlth relatives in Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Richards, Gal~ thur where he formerly Annette Jones down 19, 1:05 a. Friday at 8 p.m. for a school the area. Mrs. Carl Weese of Syracuse Jipolis, after a week's visit taught in the high school. m.; Easlem down 19, 4:05a.m. of instruction, with Vida Carson Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cong· were Mr. and Mrs. Jack with Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F<>u· H. G. West up 20, 4:15 .a.m.; dJstrict deputy the instructor don of Parkersburg, W. Va., . Ikner of St. Albans visited over Uhris Jr. down 22, 5:30 a .m.; in preparation for Inspection t~ visited Sunday with Mr. and F the weekend with his mother. w. H. Shever, Jr., down 23, be held at Marietta September Mrs. G. T. Carleton at Flat· Mrs. James Faulkner, who is 7: 15p. m .; Lady Rosemary up 8. All officers and members are woods . 1mproving after a four · week : 23. 4.05 a.m.; Philip Sporn up urged to be present. Caning on Mr. and Mrs. 1 illness. Her daughter, Mrs. 23. 5 a.m.; Illinois down 23, Charles R. Karr Sr. Saturday Eva Hartley Is staying with 6:45 a. m.: Pamela D. up ANNOUNCE DANCE were Mrs. Lou Diehl, Mrs. Mrs. Faulkner. Greenlp 3:15 a. m.; National A teen dance wni be held Pearl Parker and Mrs. Nor· Mr. and Mrs. Galen Brown down Greenu p 4:10 a .m.; Lun· Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at man Schaefer, Laurel Cliff, end children spent several days ga Point up Greenup 5:10a.m.: the Middleport park. The dance, HAVE PICNIC Dt'ar Tampiro up Greenup 6:30 a.m. which is sponsored by the MiGrecenlly at their farm Members of the 3 F club met Morehead, Ky. "The Browns are Oliver Shearer down 31, 7:10 e.. dleport Business and Profesat the New Haven roadside having a new home construded m .: Pennsylvania up 32, 2:15 siona1 · Women's club, will be park Sunday afternoon for a on Broadway·st on Gravel Hill. m. ;Pe-nnsylvanra up 32, 2 : Mr. and Mr s. Fred Lockwood 1 a. m .; Indiana up J2, ti a. rn. emceed by the Jays. picnic supper. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. were in Kentucky ove r thr hoi- · Jofm J . Rowe down COMPLETES COURSE Baker Gordon. Mrs. George !day weekend. 9:05 p. m.; Harry Dyer up Melp C Holiday weekend guests of dahl 12:20 a. m .; Ma.rgaret l vt. harles R. Gloeckner, Parker, Asa Hoskins, Miss Ad& Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport Breflt up Meldahl 2:15 a. m.; 23 • son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoskins and a guest, Mrs. Or- ' and children , Micky and Jerry, Defender up Meldahl 3:05 e.m. C. Gloeckner, 108 Maple Dr., pha Ohlinger. I LOT and her mother , Mrs. Mildred Gallipolis Dam - Steel City Pomeroy. completed a nine-I LOT . week metal body repair course .COORDINATED TO PRESENT DANCER Zeigler, were Mr. and Mrs. up 7:20 p. m.; Dtane .Brent up under the Reserve Enlistment A stage attraction this week Tom Zeigler and children. Pa- 12 :20 a. m.; Elgercliff mela and Skip of Silver Springs, 4:10a.m.; A. E. Dyke up 5:55 program at the Army Ordnance wiD be the Ohio u~:v~~!:r.:. Md.· and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zrig- a. m ; L. Fieore down 8 p. m.; Center and &hool, Aberdeen sentation of Marta , a Values To $3.98 ler and son, Butch of Belpre. Bingo up 8:20 a . m. Proving Ground, Md ., J uly 2. dancer - pantomimist who will Values To $15.95 Skip remained for a longer Kanawha River - 0 . F . He is a 1959 graduate of Pam· perform Wednesday evening at · visit with his grandmother and Shearer down Mar~et 7:20 p. eroy high schoo1. 6 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium. aunt. Mr. Davenport, who is m.: Jefferson Up W1nfield 3:10 The public is invited and no ASSIGNED TO SUPPORT employed in Pittsburgh, also 1 p.. m.: Jerry Bosworth down tickets are required. s t the weekend with his Wtnfleld 9:05 p. m.; Little Ed· PT. PLEASANT - A r m y ENTERTAIN AT HOME r:;ily. The family group spent ~ard down Winfield ~:4~ a.m.; Pvt. Lyle J. Moore, 18, son of I LOT- LADIES LADIES Mr. and Mrs. Goffrey D. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weese en- ~ i.he Fourth at Forked Run Lake. 'lhelma Ann down Wmfle.ld. 5;. 0 1 Jeffry Darst is ipending 5~ a. m.; Helen Z. up Winheld ~ Route ' Pt. Pleasant, is as- tertained with a chicken bar- 1 Signed to the U· S. Army Sui>' becue Saturday evening at two weeks with his father, Mr. 6· 35 a. m. port Command, V•etnam June . 16. as a suppy 1 Cl er. k He at- their home,ndSyracuse. Guests and Mrs. Thomas Darst in Ak· Value• To $5.00 In Collono and Knllo ron. tended Point Pleasant Hi h : were Mr. a .Mrs. Jack Weese Mrs. Cturord Cunningham of school g , of Parma Heights, Mrs. Carl V1lu01 $8.95 to $14.95 Lima visited recently with her · Weekley and Miss Mary Jane mother, Mrs. William Robson .- - - - - - - - - - BffiTR ANNOUNCED McKeever of East Liverpool and sister and family, Sfi'C and i Among those who entered Mr. and Mrs. Michael E .. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Weese, Mrs . Cleo Kerns and daughters, ! Holzer hospital in the past 24 ~ohnson, Athens, announce the Racine. who are visiting here f r o m · hours were Jamrs Harvev Stilt- b1rth of a son, Michael David j ----I LOT VALUES TO $4.98 I LOT-LADIES-VALUES TO $3.98 Fort Benning, Ga. oer, Rt. 1 Cheshire. Josfph E. II, on June 23 at Mount Saint VISIT PARENTS Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harry W. Thompson, Rt. 1 Cheshire, Roy Mary's Hospital, Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Brown, LADIES JAMAICA 1nd BERMUDA JAMAICA AND BERMUDA Columbus, visited with h is Craig and children, Carol and McGown, Rt. 1 Ewington, Har· STORMS RUIN CROPS Douglas, of Alexandriu, Va., vey W. Morgan, 91 Burdette. BELGRADE (UPI) _ Crop parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil who have been visiting his mG- Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Harold L. damage was estimated M~~~:~ ~~~V;.. .;B;;r;,;own;;;;;·..P;.o;;m;;e;:;r;,;oy~.........iiiiii ther, Mrs. H. W. Craig and his Bush, Gallipolis Ferry, Mrs at more than $La millio~ from brother, Bob and family, left Larry M. La they, New Haven, a series of rain and hail storms Monda) for the White Sands W. Va ., 0. Randall Brannon, in Yugoslavia 's Kossovo.Metoh.i. Missile Range in New Mexico, New Haven, W. Va., Kevin L. ja province. ! where he has been transferred . Taylor, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va.. The Tanjug news agency said I Mrs. Crary Davis, Jr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Pierce, Rt. 1 any fruit orchard, were ined children, John, SUsan, and Wil· l Rut. Iand, Charles T. Rhodes, llam ol Royal Oak. Mich., spent Rt. I Racine, Hugh Cairns, Rt. ru . the weekend with her mother- 2. Racine, John W. Hoffman, Monday. Mrs. Clancy E. Wood· MEN'S SUMMER and YEAR AROUND In-law, Mrs. Nell Davis and Chester, Mrs. Harley J. Hoff- ard, Rt. 2 Bidwell, SOli, I2:30 1 Miss Lenore Giles. man, Rt. 1 Langsville, Mrs. Mrs. C. M. Hennesy Jeft by 1 Lawrence D. Lewis, Oak Hill, p.m. Monday. Mrs. Billy S. jet from Columbus last week Mrs. Bobby G. Turner, Jack· Board, 450 Lariat Dr., daugbter, 2 a.m. Monday. for California where she will son, L. Franklin Eberts, McArDischarged be the guest of her daughters , Lhur, Robert L. Barker, Rt. 2 p V1luoo Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Mottev : Ashland, Ky ., Mrs. Ralph atients recently discharged ValuH to$36.50 included Mrs. Oscar Henson to $55.00 4Catherine) of Saratoga, and 1 Grose , Rt. 1 Ravenswood, W. and infant daughter, Mrs. Jack Mrl. Lawrence Vivian (Melis-1 Va ., a~ Mrs . Clyde E. Haney, B. Stevens and infant daughValuoo sa) and children of Sacramrn- J Wt!st Liberty , Ky . Values ter, Mrs. WilUam A. Ohlinger, to $29.95 to $29.95 to. She plans to spe-nd two Births M Otho Co months in California . ! ClMrs. J. M1chael Sommer, rs. ssen, James T. 11 Fisher, John II. Combs, Floyd Recent guests of Mr. and i li . icothe Rd., son, 2:25 p.m . E. callahan, Sr., Mrs. Fred Mrs. Robert Coats and son Ste--~ E Smi MENS Vllu.. pben, were the former's broth· son, Mr .. and Mrs. Curtis ~elly · 'th, Mark Allen Lynch, to $27.50 ei' and familv, Mr. and Mrs and family . They also vtsited James ft. Cundiff, Jr., I D d . Charle• R. Patterson. Stylo 4220 ftbger Coats ~f Winchester, Ind. , in Columbus with their sons, F..,...,...,.~~~;;_..,...,.., Valand their daughter , wanda, of ~~ck and ~ark Kelly and fam· VALUES TO $14.95 - - - - SALE $U8 to$25.00 Indianapolis. Miss Coats is on 1hes and With Mr. Kelly's br&VALUES TO $10-95 SALE $8.81 Supplo whlto uppor loo· t.tle atarf or an ther and family. ',\ POMEROY. OHIO VALUES TO $8.95 SALE $6.11 thor - light, 1lry doolgn newspaper. LAST TIMIS TONIGHT Mr. and Mr s. Myron Miller - right for mod mo"SUNDAY IN NEW YORK• MEN'S PAJAMAS _ Reduced 20% M,~S_ON IIKI son, Jimmy , Mr. and Mrs. (Tecboicolor) ·' . . ' Bert Boclimer and daughter., ments - no better camCUff Robertson (PT109) Jane MEN'S STRAW HATS_ Reduced 25% Mtna Reg; $6.95 Vll\l-a1u41)•grey, Tonight & WNnesd•y Fonda, Rod Taylor. Robert Eleanor, and Cinda Conde, FAMILY NIGHTS binltlon of t1lonto In 1 Culp, Jo Morrow Jim Backu1 'lpent Sunday at Burr Oak Lake. ''THE MAGIC SWORD" F••turettt: Jltter1 ONE LOT MENS SHORT SLEEJE Mr. and Mrs. PauJ Hapton- Basil Rathbone Anne Helm ohoo for you, Woar thlo 3 STOOGE (Eastman Color) Mono . . Val . . fo . ,•• stall, Edith and Bill, visited ov· - and 1nd Thurtdor olondor oklmmw pump er the holiday weekend in Zan· "GUNFIGHT AT THE Julr lot 0, K. CORRAL" ~v~le with her brother, Mr. NOT OPIN ol~M~t conot1ntlyl . V1lu. To $6.95- S1le $3.69--.2 for $7.00 lllcl Mrs. Wayne Sharp. En· Burt Lancaster Kirk Douglas F.tdar thrwlioh T......,. roUte borne they visited in Lan· V1l'* to $5.00 Sale $2.91-2 for $5.00 . . ' <Technicolor) Julrlll-14 Only l!Uter with reiatJve<J and were Woll Dlme)"o . ' ..... Thursdly •nd Frldey Qt!companled home by Fran"THI THIIII LIYII 'ottE LOT MI!N~IIALUES TO $1.29 ~· • 1 ,-. ' ~ · , lti, July 9·10 OP THOMAIINA" en Glaze, B cousin of Edith and "THE GIIIAT IICAPE" c.Teelmieol¢t) SUMMER CAPS 69$ ...ch Steve Ml'QueeD J!IU. Patrick MeGoohan. SUIID Jame1 Gamer Rampllhln!, Karea Dotrlee. :Mr. and Mr•. Marvtn Kelly On Color) ~liCk Stewart. li«ve retw:ned from a vacaQNI! LOT-V.A~!JES TO $4.95 ,. · 1 <I "1 ' , :N" ' -andDloney Corhlono l!!jrl lrlp to Midland, Mlch. "POLICI NURII" PeehiN&ter MHt Mr. · .._' MitiQ~T• Middleport, 0. JY'L~9UE PANTS $3.® llerry Andon Mlochlof . ~ they were iiJCS!o of their Ken .&ott People In Pomeroy ' ..... ......... e ~ .... 'l'llllhday porlly _,., altoonMa lhowero, lllile ....... . ELBERFELDS ~. ,: ,--------·------' ORTHO MALATHION I I 1 River .NewS I 50 : SPRAY I 1 I Claims Goldw~ter Disqualified u· I i I I I I I MIDDLEBURY, VI. - A jury of ais men and sil women bollns bearing evidence today In ihe $150,000 alienation of aflec"'"' suit brought against L<ls Angeles Dodger baseball Coach r..o Durocher. I 1 I I I I burocher sat tnlpasalvely In the ~Y 19th century courthouse Tueflday as the jury was empaneled amid an opinion by cbtol .Superior Judge Nail Dlvoll Jr. that the use of liquor could \e of "very gnlat relevance" to the case. Durocher wa• charged by Mldlllebury bricklayer Rene Morin of stealIng the love of hb w~e Anna, • ALL EARS - The Portland Boys• League team listens intently as Pittsbur~b Pir51-year-old part-ttme wmtross. ate moundsman Joe Gibbon shows them how he fires his curve ball. Gibbon vistted in Portland y_esterdar bef.ore returning to Pit~sbui'gb this morning. Looking on as GiJ.. SAIGON Vlel Nam- Gen. bon g1ves mstruchons " Manager Larry PriCe (left rear), Red Wallbrown Rick ProfMaxweD Taylor, whose ar-. fitt , Jeff Brewer, Lee Allen. David Roush, Melvin Lawrence, Bullnns Alien, George rival coincided w11ll a Com- Lawrence and Gregg M1ddleswart. - Sentmel Photo. munlst order for a "general of. lenslve " put off diplomatic protocol ~ay and went straight to work In his new job as U. S. ambassador to South Viet Nam. : 1 f ~-----··----~--·--' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY \1W~etJ:ll(~,~P~a~r~m~a~H~e~ig~h~ts~,_:a~n~d~d~a~u~gh~te:r~·-S~u~s~a~nn~a~..,...,...,.=~=:::::::::::::::::::~; BAHR CLOTHIERS JULY Sale ---=====::..-Hospital News Sale $ i I I SHORTS 1 1 I For You - - - Sale~.oo • I 1 i -- - SUMMER DRESS PANTS MEIGS THEATRE DRIVE·IN • • J _ 1 I· Wed.,....., SPORT SHIRTS : a·· .... BAH 2.99 CLQr~fi. I,ERS THE SHOE BOX ·- · Sale -.pr. ·. i I n C }urnbUs te: U.e SerVJCeS . for R S M }ey T be FrJ"day ° p re- c0 n ven II•0 n R oun d urn B rte .. ~s ~: ~~~:ngm: .:~ r ~NDSyor C:~~ELegD m --- { ... w. · ~ po'"', !:, .Jj ::.:U• Z:e1a:'·:: ;.mbii;;i;;." •, r" ·. .. '~ ; ·~~~~.,. b&!Ed!l ~ ,' .~· \! }\ ' ~ ~.,',·;~- '· . r·,~. •'.~~~ed '~ ~!·· ~)... ~ ~ . ft , ' . . .f ',, . ."' ,, ~~ 1 v,_ . ' ' f'!: ~~~· •. .'(· ' ''· Scranton said: Then must IBk ouroelves wbat the.. aenator is lool>illf to. Trqieally. _.... one npjiOatiol'•<hll w clo!e ·to ll]q~~ . -.,. 1o' raclal ~. . · r ~ "An. !bey lootm, tnr.wm• the pnssibll~J of bu- . tions bebJr put to the torc!b ~ the hopes 'lf- findint vOCM . tacklash _ ·. .. "Must we remind them ~ George Wellace will be Cll ~ ballot? . . . . ~ t.f" 11 1 am lhe lllllnln" 1 111 defeat Lyadl!l> Jobuloi!lt' ·, ..all' " ,, " dlsltt!eetll!f • control of m~s lnd at the time ~w~ birdJ· IH-ou&ht ill. .,..., a·ldl i . ... ·J.Ioililem.Poultry of Athena ·_... •tatted April IJI, IIIM, by Mtj GlaBIIQ, wbo. traveled for • small mldweat. lel!li 00111~ for 13 yearo, llld clterle• of OrnWe- • ·]II'Oifloq cage Layor Unlllln Soutlt,.. ...,_Hit; em Obio, .. . , I •re• D'Ies Tuesday II SHORTS - - - Sale s3.69,' SWIM TRUNKS ·...... ·.... Salt $2.00-.' In ~lgon totidr:;~:~.g~:\ Tuesday probably was the most exciting day for youngsters of the Portland area 1 ordermg .~ na on an since last Christmas. :J offensive to disc~ur~ge ten~ The reason was the visit of major league baseball pitcher Joe Gibbon of t h e ! i 4.P!erlcllll attemp Co ex . I Pittsburgh Pirates and his wife, the former Donna Jean Price in Portland with !' e lite here to mmum• Mrs. Gibbon's grandmother, Mrs. Annie Price, during the all-sta; break. The major ' North Viet N'"!'. league Mr. and Mrs. Gibbon and their young child arrived in Portland Mondav night. ., : In a matter of almost mmutes nearly everyone in Portland was aware that the stor ocol~us The a~ l~fthanded moundsman was in tbe community. Gibbon soon was the conve1·sation 10, ....., Nick Cua today wa• p1e.e of the area. prep';ir'lllg r.call election petlGlbOJOn and hts wife drov~ to before be signs unless hel • of- · ralos· Ljncpln olub In 1917, and ,., 1., t.[lin$' ''jW'· *~' ·tiQIIIII& ~fjl! ~'!!' Mooday lrmll Pilla- .fered I mlibty bll ~ Cll led llle, Wostern League In shut. ,. ; . • :~':.:'i llit9M'Hn!!!lc,lhree bird.s. M: ~~1illfenbreliiier ffom Of:' 'biii'gh al\er tller-nti·...Wmed- -mon.y.''• ·Gibbon ~ill' ...... ~ pile~ only' half ". ' -·· :lot -llr-~j!.;~~:wn"'lltl> . - Tl'l!!;.D.lV, .I¥11 A_TRER from MIOslS!Ipp• whel'O they th• Pittsburgh farm aystem a year. TS"next two seasons ,._ .7· .. · ,.c .,, · <lyqfM'l to g 500 eggs per .~ea...la.-llldo wUI ! let '· · ,j 111 , · purcha.e<. a 475-acre l•nn. Mrs. after graduating from Mlasl11- we" at Columbuo in the AAA j day: oT;nnuatiy, 245,000 lo j ;:;;:::•• !~~ f ; ; : . ! : Cuii? \\'llb, has a $lore on the Gibbnn ""s nol born in the Port- sippi Unlver.ity wbere he was International League where he JOE GIBBON 250,000 eggs. 1 Uve normal towo ODd hiP. city's Mrtl! side, said Tuesday land area but her parents mov- an Al~American b~~S<ball piay- led that league in strikeouts B-r- I'c--k-}_es . The exterior of the house is ctevelaa• ·IUtt Columhe wao taking the .ctiQn · be- ed there when .she was about er. with lf2, a!OI tied for the leag- 1 covered with Wheeling copper ~ 87.._.: Clactnnall 1741. cause of the Democrat": may· o~e--ye11r· old. Th1s was her !1rst The 29-y-ea~·-o!d lefty also ad- ue leadership in shutouts with : alloy steel , the inside walls ! Near aormal temperatures or's recently-ordered str1ct en· \llSlt b~ek to.Melgs county s10ce 1~ltttd hi:, conviction that four in 1959. 1 h.ave 3" of spun gla.. ss insu.la-- are exptol'ted TbUndav. U for~ment of the S~day clos· maqmg Gibbon at the close . Pltt•burgh Will end up In the Gibbon went up with lh• Pi· t 100 d b ' t ' ing law. ''If he's sally enough of the 1&62 re1-son. first divi!::ion this year. rates in 1960 and had 8 4-2• .I Y ~:. ex enor will be cooler Friday and ' covere and· crazy enough to e~force an '_'l'm righ_ t at home h_ere. "I think we'll make first . ord bt.t the lollow·•ng yreeacr ( plywood, painted alum mum. sharply eolder late Saturday and tbe ceili.ng has 2" of spLUl•• and Sunday. Moderating ....,. been h I Th h ml th l 0 antiqua ted aw a as f ~~- area Is V'i!ry roue . sl · division and it we do, it w i II turned out to be disappointing I i I ti d by I I on the books for hundreds o lar ..om)' homdown of Hlckory, be a big J·un.p from where we f Joe fie ,_ . ed h . g ass nsu a on, <;<>vere . tber J1 expected oa Monday, • h' bl .. Cua M' . ." 'd ~·boo 0 or a r ~~ JaDlm Is Services are annouiK'ed fnr of dy.ofoam .. All ms. ulation has I Raiofa'll wiU average oaeth years, at s l8 pro ~m. ISSISSIPPI left hand early In the season h It, ...al lth theulp t finished in 1963" ' he sa1·d. . al ummum fml bac kmg torefl ect j. half Inch north and th said. wh 11 ~ c a frog w or · Gibbon stuted with the Pi- He was sent to the Bucs' King~ John Web!>ter Bnckles, 72, of heat ree1 ~and Boy~ Le~.~~.e tTues~ ston, ,;. C., club la.<.~t season Middleport, who died Tues..lay Th.e front entrance to t h e quarhters of a~ indl Jo COLUMBUS - The Ohio SU· . ay morr.,n~ s go o dgede SEC.VICE ANNOUNCED after developing a sore elbow' morning at the University hos· building features a 10' x 18' I ~ut em portiOn. ·Scattered preme Colart today u.pset the out o! the big tnwns," ad Funeral services for M:.try l But this year is an entiretY pita! in Columbus. Mr, Brir·k· walk·in cooler room for storing l s owen are ex~cted for rrison County conviction of theOnblg leLigluedr. ld I tr ll S. Campbell, 94, who died M:m· new season for Joe. He is 6-2 les was born in Langsville, the eggs with a cooler Unit eanA. Thursday and Friday aad Ha aa res en s o - d · h ... . . son 0 r the 1 t w·u · d ~ oaore 1eoera1 sbowen oDd a man on a truck theft charge ed -e -""" t . b t the Po t ay m un1mgton, WI 11 ue with the ~Irates and has one of a e 1 Jam BJI ble of cooling 8 Ocases of eggs . . . because a witness who claimed l -~~~ o 'ID ontla d lrd· ht-ld at 10 :30 WST) at the • the bt>st .-~arned run averages Eliza Jllne Romine Bricklei. daily or 210 cases weekly lt l rain Friday oaght and Satur· 1 pra• ce •• sa • Stee'- Fun a- ~•m&he •h · 1 Lelgue.' He is survived .by his wife· also 'has a paneled work ·room 1 day. the privilege of immunity from "Till bl &t b1 "' era1 horne . ere 2.63 , 1n the Natmna 1 self·lncrimlnation was Qlle&- . tb t ~ s :e~ Port.:n: Graveside rites will be ThurfJ. Gibbon's picture appeared tn Mary ; a son, .Wilham, of nav· with a lavatory and electric -~-;r;>v<·-· .• ,,, ,. -~,·~::;.ww~><: ~~ 8 tioned by the prosecutor. Amil ' : .1ap~n Raid, day at noon at the Beech this week 's Sporting News with ton : two daughters, Mrs. Shcrhot water heater 1 A. Dlnaio of Poland, Ohio, was ·~~~• .-·:·~~est ;..an whn Grove cemetery. a rundowr. about the Pirate•. man Ke~pe.r of Gallipolis, and The water syst~m Is controllcbarged with hreaktng Into a is cha•ged with being ton mod· As Glbhon turned to leave Mrs. Gall Rys~ll of Colum~us; ed by an electric solenoid valve contractor's garage at East est by hi• lovdy wife spent aPICNIC ANNOUNCED the Portland diamond he patted seven grandchildren, a broth· operated by a time clock, which Codlz and stealing a truck. bout a nail-hour watching Lar· Modern Woodmen Camp 7230 a couple of !be boy• on the er, Melvm D. Bnckles of Mid- will allow the water to be on • • aD Upon trial one Harry ~ - : ber , ry Price's boys practice. He Burlingh&m, will hold its • n· should.r, lotk~ at team man- ~leport; twod siSters. Mrs. Ed one half hour, and off a half 'iJho was also under Indictment, talked beeball freely express· nual ~icnic at the Meigs Coun- ager, Larry Price who is a pencer, Ml dleport, and Mrs. hour. The water line will also declined to testify On grounds . h' f I' ' f th ty Fairgrounds Sunday, July strong high scboul lefty bim- Della Warner of Columbus. . have a Crown Proportioner coli0 "It rna• lead to Incriminate mgt" ee mgls on,manhoy ot ••~ 12. A basket dinner will be en- self, and~ said, "Stick in there: He was a retired car repalf· ted f te edi u· J con rovel"Sia potn s 8 u we joyed t All be ho • f t• - N y k C t 3 I nee or wa r m ca on me." The trial judge ruled Bar· Pittsburgh club. . . d noon. . mem. rs, ys ··· You can't teL -.. Some man '~ ew or en " in the event it is needed. .Services are anounced for ber was entitled lei claim the Th I . • • ,...o 209 families and friends are mqt. of you fellows may Je up ia the Railroad aDd a member of Tb b' d8 ill be fed b Riley S. Manley who died ed b'1 1 da " the Brothtrhooct or Railroad e. lr w Y a T · ' e owermg u-ot .:u~ privilege, but allowed t h e pounder disclosed bls feelings · 8 tagues some Y· C gasohne powered feed cart hold- uesday mormng at the age of proserutor to cross • examine about youngcters signing pro';;;,~~es will be Friday at 10 ing 700 lbf. of feed filled from 66 in Universily Hospital in bim. Dlu·lng the long ....,.,..,.. fessiooal contract. a . m. al the Rawlings - Coats two 7'k ton bulk feed tanks . Columbus. ' amtnatloo Barber refuaed to an- Gibbon said, " I think It Is Funeral home with burial In augered in from outside 1 he I MMr. ~clantej was born In ower the quoslioas. best !bat a boy goes to college G H'll T building e1gs ounty and !wed on 11 e rave1 I ceme1ery . So th S d St . M.ddl ecnn .· ed m . 1 eport. Hev. Howard Ruppe II ·WI'II aIf.I· The eggs will be gathered I H u brakem~n elate. Friends may call at the from the cages with "walk·in" e was a ret1r LONDON - Romania, a In ar•s funeral home any time ~tore egg carts, in filler flats, and af-~ on the New York Central Rail· aew maverick in tbe Commuthe services. ter storing in the cooler room road , and was a member of Dlsi camp, WU reported authOr· overnight, are sprayed with the Knights ot Pythias lodge. llatlvely today to have chal· ACCIDENT REPCRTED oil , and cased for pick up by ' Manley was preceded In lenged Russia's postwar ann•x· Vinton Smith of Hartford, W. United Press International A minor a .,.'C ident occurred on an egg processing plant, which death by parents, ~omas .and ltioo of Its former provlnc9 ot Va., forfeited ·a $200 bond on o-...... ~~-a charge of dr1ving under the . SAN FRANCISCO - Pennsylvula Gov. William Maht·st it, Pomeroy dl 6:30 p. uses inplant washing. J enny Milnley. He " surviVed ~a~. th Romanian leaders, striving tnfiOleJICt of alcohol aDd ano . W. Seralilon's drive 1o Insert anii-GoldWiter plllllb m. Tuesday when an auto own- A eross conveyor has been • by hiS wile , Eleazday : a doughfor · mon! tndependeDCe 1rom er $100 on the charge of leav- Inlo the Republl<an plallorm appeared doom~ today ed by Paul M. Clifford, Jr ., of installed in the middle of 1 he ter. Neva Bolyard _of MiddleMiddleport, was hit in its ten boilding for the removal of the port; • son, Don: e1ght grandMoscow made !be surprt,;a~ tng the scene ol an accldeat even as two more GOP leaders joined ID the allaek. ~ u a warnlntl slfnal Err< I Follrod, Pomeroy •· lor- • Informed sourees said lbere was no hope for pial· door by an unknown person. -~ children and seven great grand RUSHED TO HOSPITAL children, and a brother, Her'\ ln ~lr lliCIUilllng tl~ with felted a bond on a <barge oorm eommltlee approval of Seranton'a doublo-barrol· Cllfford 's car was parked at · the Kremlin. ·East· ·European of olrl~ under the tnfillOlloe ed_ eh&llenge lo fronl-l'lllllliDg Sen. Barry Goldwater the Certified Service Station. Wi111am Arnold, Pomeroy, bert, of Columbus. oil the Issues of elvll rigbltlllld elllremlst group1 such Officer Henry Werry of 1lle wu rushed to the Meigs Mem- • Mr. Manley , a devoted base\,41p1omats said. of Alcohol. u lbe IObn Blr<!b Soelety wllltb Goldwater bas refused Pomeroy Police department in- orial bospital by the Pomeroy · ball lan, contributed tlm• ,, Molt• Geoenil Hoapltal to denounee. vestlgated. emergency squad following a and energy to the Mlddleporl ADMISSIONS .- Clyde And· kaife fight on Willis Hilt at 12:· Boys• League Baseball usocfa. · COLUMBUS- The Obio SU· premeCourtlod'ay ruled a"""' orson, Pomeroy. ' Goldwater wu a tar&el Tuesday for lwo aallonally Melp Mell1G1111 Hoopltal 45 a.m. today. Arnold was treat- lion since ils inception in the Jll'llblbilill& the manutaOo DJ&;RARGES "T None. ' lmown Nepo leadera - Roy Wllltlu and Dr. MariiD ADMISSIONS Barbar-. ed for a cut wrist and released. mid-fifties, serving as an umlllcl aale ol number& rsck· ... . ,..,., '"'""""''"'" 11 La~r KIDJ - wbo appeared before a plllform eom• Nutter. Henderson, va.; The Incident is under investl- pire. league commissoner, and paraphemlna ·wu conatltu- .Wi!:JUTON, Oldo. .(VPII-' · tiltlee· pueL WHklu nrted lbe GOP eonve.tlon to Floyd WflllBIIUI, Pomeroy; Bill gatloo by Pomeroy police, Chief for a time as • Poey team ~~In! 1 ease lnrOivlai the 'A · oar beloactng It ........... · reject . aU.eb made by Goldwater . ud othera wbo Jewell, PolllfJ'Qy, and Danny Jed Web•ter said. manager. Salel Book Co. lD Co- Leo ~-· ZZ. o1 ·~ !lllHUon lbe eolilltltullonallty of tbe aew dvll rlghtl Mendows, Middleport. Funeral services ,.;u Ccluoty. WeDo..., wbote b1111J wu lalf. DISCHARGES - None. JUDGMENT ORDERED the Stiver Run Baptist -'fic!&lltlrm :W81 talded by !llal4! lelltlll Ia • ell)' wu .~ -~:. UDii!H lllllllt done, Wllldns uld, ille,®l' ·~veD· '!be Parkersburg Savings at 2:30 p. m. Friday, wilb "'! the two ~ .....-..t Taelday b)> ~' ', ~~ l!.l!1R 111~ Ole blame for eneoanllltc . defiance . 8Q(J'AD qu.w.Jl ud Loan c.. us granted a Rev. 0. .H. Cart the Ill' UfY, , Palrol· dlverr,._ Jt m tit · ~, .,n,!hiiJ'!_*• 1 ', I Tht MiddlePCII't. emergency #,43!1 judgment on a promis- Burial wiD be !n G<avel . C01Jlii8IIY lin!d .our oame lake IIi wbltlll lbltor- 1, \· ~ .,.t -"· · ·" , . ' ' ..' squad •liS caJ:etl Ia Ill. home aory nore with 6 per cent In· cemetery, Cheshlro. foiJllll Jlta'""'lo•, ..... . • SA\11 FRANCISCO - Former Preddut DWJclot D. ol Wendoh Barrett, l>eo:ter, al teres! pe• aMum from August Friends may call at ~·.........._ ol '...; ... 11eea mlnllic '"'""e J- · ~ · lftleal!fte•, 1wbl! II teepln& lllent .on' loii eh91ee fill' t:Ol ~. n.. 'l'lie:!da, Ia Iran. II, 19112, from Denver NuU Rawlings - Coats u. · · Ute•~I! ~eat..,.lllmllnltloll. ~II dQ a bit~ 'talk· port Mrl MiDIIIe 'wlil,, • oi tleedsvill- . Tuedf bf Judae View Chapel Ill)' llml I John Reduced WORK 'UNifORMS · ···•· .. ·.. "•lpol• .. 1 I $16·00 $12·00 ' S1l5Q $18·'5 .$16·'5 $42.·50 Sale $12.··· Sale A new Windowless Amstutz litter, and a tractor with cleanCage Layer unit for 10,200 birds ing blades brings the litter to wiU be on display Saturday, Ju. the pit three times per year at ly 11 from 1 p.m. lo 5 p.m. cleaning time. whoo the Modern Poultry com· Ventilation is handled by an pany of Athens is host at an aerovent controlled environment Open House at the Reed Jef· system, using six 36" fans. The lers and Sons farm near Alb- :"" IS completely cnanged eaclt any . immute of operatiOn. Marvin Glasgo, co - owner I· A portable power sprayer is and manager of Modern Poul- also mcluded With the UDJt for try, said the unit has 3,400 1 twelve 11!,~h .,Jly siXteen inch ~ '""''""""'"''~""-""'-"""' .:_ Sport Coats SUMMER SUITS 1 1 I Jolmson in !be 8outb » ~ But come electloa day going to lie IIIOII!er.· r p1 n JJ:(odern Cage L.PXfl: flftll ; To be Exhib.ited lq"-' 1~ 1 All Summer SKIRTS Reduced 25% All Summer Dresses Reduced - - - - Save On Mens ·~ ~~~~ enou&JI to say 1 ' . 'W-. Short &Blouse Sets J .OO each "•''"''"" '""I''F' '• '1 : I Sale BLOUSES White, Light RIGHT I Taylor bad arrived only hour• earlier to assume his new post. This was the signal for 1 Communist undercover agents Blouses and Skirts each 1 Star's Overnight Visit ~ Bzuues •00 · t ~'h ,·ng sl•nee Raz·d STARTS WE D., JULY 8th LADIES BLOUSES I D. - - statement. quoted the questloa .tnrl answer published Tuesday CHICAGO (UPI)-Gov. Wil· in the Der Spiegel in West Ger· Ham W Scranton said today many. Sen. Barry Goldwater has dis· " It seems to me be bas quamied himsell as a candidate cleorly now disqualified himself for the Republican noml..,tion as a candidate lor the presidenfor president with a statement tial nomination." Scrantoo said. attributed to him Ihat as of now Meatlono PoUo he could not beat President Scranton said polll have Johnson. shnwn !hot Goldwater is ,.-;~~> "~arry Goldw.a ter has now out popular appeal even lo Redec1ded to defoliate the whole 1 publicans. Rrpublican party." Scranton "And now we have the senatold a hurriedly called news · tor himst>lf agreeing.'' Scra'ltoD conference. " He has anounced said. to the whole world that he ean- ~ " Furthermore, his office has not beat Lyndon Johnson.'' conHrmed that the interview ac~ "To add insult to injury he j curately renects ius views." has made this announcement in Scran~n read this s&atement an overseas newspaper." he attrilmted lo Goldwater.; "I Scranton, readmg a propared dor. 't think I would be r3Sb By BRUCE B. BAKKE : j ·~- ~.: :" •,\t1:!;~~~ ~~r ~ ~~ .. - --- - · tiM funeraL \ .. - - - :V(: - William It ·!::!~~~ played 88 the dleport HiJh· ,rltiOIII .... instnunentaJ JDIII:ia · di~ the ••.~..v.tA - ' - - 6L...o. ~ddli ~IUWII w..u ....- · • port Board of Educati011 · Monday ev•••••. ' -M r. RuSHII Nceived ..._ . . detf" io iktuea_il: _ .,. ~.• d~ .iR i'iAe .,. : . • OhJo Uruversity, ad .Ida ICJMIIIIl &dmioJatN.tion tr.mm, '*'·Obif State U·'-~ ... u. •·. """U'IU•.I· -. ..,....aaupa eight Y8IJ'I lbe f'aiat. 'V4QIJ '* ""''~ . _• ._. ~ .. Ross County., : . .'. . ~ Whlle at Ohio Univertlty ... and 111 . - . - •!'""'t!!i,_ ............. was a member ollbe Qll ..._ and majored ln. ~ • ..;. san. Ht II three boyo, Kill, lt: ~<f, and Jolin, 4. lilt wile,....._ is a vocalist. ~: . ...... ~ The I'IISlgnatiOIII of . _ Gberke ••~ .........._ . ,_ ' AJ.I-I"'IIiil ---·z•· -. .. and Mrs. Sharon Taytur . wa ' accepted Other De le ..._ · · • ,..._. hired were Michael· MtPit who ~ed bls Bo•helar 111111' Ma.ster s " - . at 0 ill. Umverslty_; Jllilll lledovlaa, · former Middleport toeeMr ..._, . In K bu wiU ·~ IS nct!IN· · · urea · 1 , his discharge m Au~ 1 n. Mrs. George Hack:ett, wbo. 11M' been emplllyed at Bedfonl. · The board also voted to Pill' chase tltreo new typewriiSI for the commerclal ~ and adopted 1be acbool . . , . . dar for 111644, wbich 11 .. follows: Sept. 7, Teacher's Meotlngtl Sept. I , first clay Ill lcltool: ~ 23, Southeastern Oblo ~ lion A..socirioJJ Meetitqr; Nllf, 2>26, ThlllkagtYing ~Dec. 23, lasl clay of 1o!1.a& before Christmas Vlealillll Jaa. 4, first day ol odiOiil /tlio ter vacation; Ju. 14-IS, !Itt semester exam!Datlons; Aldl 1&, Good Friday, no ocliOII; ZWI, llnal u.amlnalllllt 2S, llac<!alau.eate wY!Oij 1'1, El&hlll 8radt ~ MaJ 21, , ~ I . ... ]Qt_day Clf ldtoclf. ~ • UlCAL !IDIPI ·lllll'lllll•''' ;.,. ·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 6, 1964 gillogly mulford wilson