http://66.213.69.5/files/original/484b3d27419874cc04622c70d5f84f9d.pdf 9629a7543d9f89059f4253bed0d39eaa PDF Text Text . •' I. .. .. ' ) •• ' .' ' ........ ... u• .. 7- ~ .. NOW 1'00 e ,..... Tile our American . . . . cers . Killed, Toll Reaches 173 SUNDAY DINNER · Middleport v111age councU, al- charged $1 a month. The cost 1combined and some residents ltank, charged the council 1lilll ter a lengthy and at times heat- Jper customer for those usmg 1 will not have a connection at ,trying to force the plan ad CIIJCAllO _ Tho ' SAIGON (UP!) _ Four American officers were ed discussion on Its sewage rate would be $3, lor those uSing their d1SpoSIII, the rates to the 1ts rates on the people o1 tfld. 'l'rllniDJ ll8id toclaJ an ed IDday by Communist mines and bulle'- In two ordinance, decided Monday from 10,000 to 25,000 the cost !proposed amendment will have dleport. "I think it il an iJ16. Pftltllla being made., rate lncidenta within 20 miles of Saigon. night to refer the measure back would be $tl, and residents us- Ito be altered, according to ,vidual's right to tie-iD to !be atterQ)III ID lamper lfllh A U.S. military spokesman said three of the Amerlto the sewage committee lor i"' 25,000 and up would be members of council. ,sewer or not tD tio-la, If he ladera! oourt jury that cans were killed when their jeep hit a mine just before PVT. SMITH further study. charged $12. Mayor Lee Smith pointed out wishes," Mitchell 18id. L-R 0 · The M'ddl te This proposed rate would give to the SIX residents present that The Mayor replied that 1111 1 h.j"rt . ed 'l'etunllen .... James · fourth U.S. officer waa Pvt E.z 88J'GICI E. Smllb, ord' ra 1 the city $3,129, which would 1..the proposed lagoon treatment council was 110! tryillc "To mq to delraud the union along with his Vlel- Nam's war agaln.lt the ,.. •..r besle &raiD- of counc ~ approvnda seeo be sufficient to pay lor the pro- !Sewage plan will cnst one thinl /it down anyone'• "" -~ IIDffa on ebargea h• COIUiplred cola·•e maneel1 durmg . . II driver in an ambush munllll. An a1erall total of b1f lid An C1erf1 lehool 111 readin 00 July 13 . ject, provided everyone includ- 1as much as the mechanical sys- a matter ol the atate In,~ fund. afternoon about 15 miles Americaoa have died In South Fori " - ly , Ia aow beiDa Du be- ed in this proposed amendment •tern wh1ch was mtroduced fiVe Smith said. The ma)'llr conlfD. 11 Tbe newspaper said of Saigon, an unolflVIet Nain 1n combat and ' __..:.. r g the 1to seven years jued that a cease. and desiJt .,.. told ~ ' "Informed anlped to ,..,.. • Clerk-ly· tween town awoeo' a res1-. paid, Council said. . ago. . ment - " that "you · source reported. combat Incidents since the . . de Is th 'ttee . However, if the two phases Delbert Mllchell. Elm-st., who 1der had been l(lV!D to tile otr 1 not of 1961. plat '" Central--~~ Jvpply. He 11 1r odn UL"" __ ; sewoage d ID-nt of. _the sewage plan cannot be own• his own wells and septic' (Continued on page 7) ~...... ''- end. "'"' .... ~se The" new fatalities raised to ginning pos edcomm• amen ' - " •~ uuo "" · 173 the number of Americans The three victims of the ola"--' ,......, 81 r--••• p~ -- t the at pr nli A me third - _ _ _::c._:__ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:c.__ __ killed ln COmbat In South Viet mlne blast were all rld!n• in ty at Fori .Kaoz. 1111 ..wren ra • 0 nanee. . 1Allll8viu.E reading of the sewage comrrutthe same j..,p when It was de- II Pvt. Harold E. ~~~~~~. RA tee's proposal was not asked, boxilll .!hampton mol!shed In Go Gong Province, 151118045, W.S CompanJI, 181. pending a report from the promMjf plllll toclay to leave for about 20 miles south of Saigon. .,... Bel F r r · · Miami tJ111 begin training for .... e., ort ..- , aJ., )eel engmeer. his flnl Utle defense against T1oo of !bern were U.S. Army cem. He I• lbe ol Mr. Council hopes to receive apSo::r Uiton, whose crown he officers and the thin! was . . . . Mn •. Borolil B. ., proval of the engineers to com.... 'a tee hnlcaI 1mockout. e. u.s. Air were Forcenoofficer. p omeroy, ,_,. D-. I • bme pha ses one an d two oI the I .., Ill ., There reports of 4 ~tract for tbe rematch uallles among paasengers lsew•ge interceptor plan. A , • w-. • late Monday. the four other vehicles making combination of the two phases • By MICHAEL T. MALLOY Khanh has been pushing a clals In Saigon predict 1111 akreemti11 aets a tentative up their convoy _ is expected to indicate what Ulllted Pl'els latornatiooal /"march north" campa1gn lor American casualty toll in Viet date M ~pl. 28 or 29. IIOCHJ!]S'I'ER, N.Y. (UP)) Unofficial sources said the areas will be inclnded in the SAIGON IUPI)-Gen. Nguyen the last. tO days, although reli- Nam will increase u_ a ~ cl~., 1 ,l.oulaville, Las appeared satisfied fourth officer was killed in a plan and, also, pmpomt which Khanh South Viet Nam pre- Iable Sa1gon sources say Taylor of the Johnson lldmioistratiGill and • are under that the emergency daylight ambush on or near residenUI will have access to mier, 'told newsmen today bis ,has asked him to soft-pedal to send more JOldiera sJdaratiO!J. call!ed by a weekend of violent highway one the main northa sewage connecUon. government feels free to attock j'dea . . 1 here. · racial rlolink now Is under west artery irom the capital. It was decided that Jf the communist North Viet Nam Khanh demed today that he !· Sharp arrived here j ..t att.r DALLAS - Jack Ruby's Official sources were unable mittee, following a study of ' whether the United States ap- has differences With the Untied ,'t was announced that tbe Ulllto yen, fUll feuding with a De- Although streets remained immedlaU!Jy to confirm I h water company records, was 'proves or not. ,states on thiS or any other sub- ed Statea Is addbtr. 0,000 111111 1ro1t Jllwyer who rep,..senta the with pollee and National death of the fourth off""'r based on gallonage. The report ! "The (Southl Vietnamese ]J•ct. . . . !to 1ts 16.500-man rruUtary rw.. Ru~y f..,Uly. said they will Guardsmen were camped cause of a policy of delaying showed there are 1,1191 w~ter us- Igovernment Is free in Its ac-~ High rankmg Amer~can ofii- ISIOn m South VietNam. the deadline toclay In filing Alnd Negro neighborhoods, casualty reports for a manda- Five Meigs County men, ar- ers m Middleport supplied by Uons " Khanh sai~ when he first SillS• of hil appeal. night passed without repe- tnry six hours. rested by Pomeroy Pollee on two phases cannot be was 'asked about the possibility I Tbe first phase will be of the street disorders charges of assault and battery, and reSidents of certain areas of striking to the north without '2' flill!t of 1 bill o1 excepllona loolings that flared on were to each post a flOO bond do not have acce98 to the sew- U.S. consent. ,. • 1 ~~· SAVEl THIS . WEEK Glenn Ford Hope ~ange .;,.ci:!:r'J:"~'.:';I FURNITURE - FURNISHINGS - FLOOR COVERINGS FOR YOUR HOME. WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY. SHOP AND SAVE. '"LOVE IS A BALL (Tecbmeolol') --8Dd- J'oanne Woodward hichar·d Beymer "THE STRIPPER" • ELBERFELDS Qmet • N•g • ht • ~~~~versynd Will Attac~ Whether U.S. Ap~ ..nves or M0 t -- Kh an h. limit~ R0Chest er I °. . Report dID . POMEROY 10 ~ ''-~" ~n I ELBERFELDS JULY SALES -----T~O'-NIGH~T----­ •••lilt set* gam,.~ Actin_gMayor to Set B.onds ·~itlrnore the~decision Afler Fight Do You Know The 4 Points Behind Every Ad? FRIDAY and SATURDAY July 3J.August 1 "EL CID" {Ter hnicolor) Charlton en He~ton, Soph ia Lor· Lo·w Area Towardoh·JO what llaPJI'lned In the trial three previous nighta. today at City ball. erage system, they wilt not be "We are an independent gov"Things ,.ere very quiet last The men wera reportedly In· charged a sewage rate. ernment, " he said. night and we're all hoping that in a light that occurred The proposed amendment, In- Khanh said that a northward. JACKSON (UPII - A 3'1-year lassault was the mother's boythey wiU Sta) that way/' May011 a aide by . the com- strike by his forces should be l old Wellston boy who was se- friend, MinOi Davey Leaeh, 3t, .· or Frank P. Lamb satd th!J Rt. the Pomeroy- m1ttee followmg a study of wat· lcalled "defense a counter-at- ' Wellston Sheriff Jolul EfllllS 1y beaten near 1v a week . llaooo b A• . d b ' vere P morniq:. riur. er company 8 recor S, was as· tack." . .' the ·beating was one of the .. ::-.1bSIIlf!JGTfJN A Both tbe police chief and et. on gallonage. The report " When one use!! the word and half ago, dl.ed .m Holzer worst he had. ever seen. 1 eourse ·and riding stables manage<, who hild showed th<!11 are 1,1191 .water lmpli.. that one is an iHospital at Galhpohs today, The grand jury was expected cons!ructid 81 Lookbourne vigils at the Public By United Pre11 lnteraaUunal e e durin users In ·Muldleport supplied by aggressor." he explained, add-: and Jackson County authorities to indict _Leach OD e higher near Building duriPg the pre- Penplring Obloa11.1 were offYFrench gof Middle rt. l the water company, plus 15 Prl ing that the Communists are were e<p~cled to prm .charges charge, probably ?''~slaughter, Congress vtoos nights Of rioting, went . some relief today froiD the suffered minOK" abrasiOlUI po vate well owners. The proposed the o.nly aggressors m V 1 e t ilaga1nst hJs a Ileg~ assail ant. folluwmg the boys ueath. a new runway. home shortly after midnight. heat wave of oo.degree · amendment W(l.u1d assess each Nam. The boy . Aernard Blanchard, The sberm said Leach alld 'nle General AecoUDtlng OfGovernor Tours Clly temperatures that has throttled The fight Is sliD under lnves- of $3. Those wbo u•e water from llolds Newo Conlerene• ·who lived wilh his mother. Mrs. Mrs . Wells had argued a!Joul lice (GAO) wai'Chdog of New York Gov. Nelson A. the staU! for nearly two weeka. by the police and iden- the water company will pay ac- The Vietnamese leader held : Joyce Wells. 30. at their home punishing the child shortly beenunenl spendlf11, Monday Rockefeller who toured the The weatherman said "' of the assailants has cording trJ the number of gal- an impromptu news conference 1ne ar Wellsl11n. wa$ brought inLo fore he was beaten. Leach Wftl it clisoovered that $19'1,000 ' city Monday also area and cold front boon disclosed pending ap- Ions that aru used. at his office following a call by • dol'lm·'s office July 1&. He 'held in Jackson County Jail beN. pr:oprlated for thit runway assured that the' Minnesota and Nebraska . in court. Stewart and private well .1wner 8 flat rate 1U.S. Ambassador l'l.laKwPll Tay- 1had bt('n beaten and na d 'j The sheriff said tbe boy's f• used for the eolf course, statt and local police on duty he•ded for the Buckeye French flied the charge•. Bond The amendment was set up lor and Adm . U.S. Grant Sharp cigacette burns about the body. ,thor was dead and Mrs . .Wells' ond wl!at amounted to 1 cat here and the 1,300 National . The front was backed up waa to be set by Actlns Mayor"' that customers ustng I,000 1?ew U.S. s~preme commandor l Arre~led on a eharge or pa- i second husband wao livmc In dog hospital. Guatdsmen he ordered In as a a large mass of cooler Cana· Fultz. jgallons and under would be iln the Paciftc, role vtolauon and aggravated Callrornza. standby re"'rve, could mainair and should enter =----r-1.__- --- -------WASIUNGTON - Sen. Frank lain tbe peace. northwesl section of Ohio by ,. .1 Lauoche, D-Ohio. joined "The problem now Is preser- Wulnellday morning. otber Demoerall Monday vaUoa of taw and order, getting Other sections of the state vollne for a motloo tha' ln to normalcy, " he said af- should receive the air-condiconferences with police and tio•ed temperatures by Wedn!!S· fect substituted a sti!dy commlasion for the Jfftcer•. day aftern'lOII and evenin~. ctal disclosure proposal MU!r a lengthy trip through Meanwhile, the sweltering commended by the Senate the area where four men were continued. ~A>Jnmlttee. killed and hundreds of In Columhus, this was the The vote for the motion was places were ravage as Ne~ ninth consecutive day of above ·J!'-39 with 17 Repoblicans also groes battled police, Rockelel- !k temperatures. The . upporllng it. le1 declared there was "clear was expected to reach a humid Lauscbo spoke out against an evidence ot extremism" in M degr..,s. . ..1rller plan that would require what he saw. Showers In sect1ons northwest CJubllc disclosure by senators south of Columbus Monday convlcled Ruby for tbe ol L41!1 Harvey Oswald, eel -nin of President ~- The Daily $entinel This Is What It Means A REPUTABLE STORE- A store thet lives up to Its edvertl.. lng berg1ins, hes 1 reput1tion to uphold. mercurr 18 Months To P1y ._.erl Phone WY 2-3891 • E. Moln St. I I MIAMI BEACH - Fifteen ·.el)lUlnalists will be cbosen ~ ,llght from a neld or 39 beaulie• competing for the Mlas USA title 'n tile Mila Universe pageant. The winner, to be selected Wednesday aight, will compell with Btl foretgn contestanll for the bli pl'lz!! to be awanled Saturday night. HONESTY - In 1dvertlslng mineges end In dAIIngs with I the public. No 1ttempt to f1lflfy or deceive. Hackett's Sohio Service \. I nd Senate employes o1 outsid• nvestments and Jncome. I • ' u a-s ttlt) selAAI eostQflil IMf -lk::cl u00:1 • 24,000-mile waA'anty! Coast·t«Hoest service. • Con · 1 Wins auaitabie. e., aow - par ' MerJ ch1ndise thet Ia exectly 11 re~sented. MONITOR tkeultimate Pomeroy, O. ' VALUES - eviry Sentinel Aclvtl-tf11r "" 1n lmportent melAll for JOU. It plY' 10' r,ed them 111. &e-<'Aot.~ a~ ;ltiw 1964 FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE ' . AT FUNERAL HOME CaU!ng at the Rawling• Coats Ful!eral .Home Saturday · Jn memory of Mra. Allert were Mr. 1\nd Mrs. Mr. and Mn, B.S. Mr and Wa:!"' Mn. Dim and daupo1 Ironton. MAKE YOUR PURCHAS.ES,~THE . SAFE;WAY , • ' r ' .• • ~ I\ETUIIN HOME Get d.islles far cleaaer than dlsJawasblnt:, by hand! BAKER FURNITURE ' Mr. and Mn~ Harold VOJI•~ I turned to their bjHQe In mouth Sunday eveaing after Ins called here by llle '· . •,..,. .. her mlither' Mn. - . for most sections. Newly elected Pomeroy Cham- Dayton and Toledo lied for ber of Commerce president Jack the highest temperature Mo~ Carsey announced a meeUng of day, with 95. A fe• widely scatrecently named omcers wm be tere<l thundershowers covered held Thul'lllay, July 30, to se- less than 10 per cent or the lect commilllm for 1911·~ stale. . TAIPEI, Formon 'l'bree the C of C "?~Ita regular . Overnight, the wann, humid J>lationallat Chlneae air Foree log at Crows Town and Colin- weather continued. Ear)JI morn048 tranaporl planeo crMhed Ia- try ~taurant Monday. 1 temiieraturea hovered to a mountainside In ~ Plans were also discussed !or tbe 70 degree mark. ToFonnosa Monday nlgbi ldlllog the new year with president had 70, Cleveland and oil II crtwlllOD, a NalioDallst (laraey announCing Intention• Za~llle 7i and Cincinnati and 3lr Ioree spobaman lllk!•$0da1- VJattil.jj as maay businesses as Columbua 72. . .. . possible to ull: tbelr suggeotlollll ----WASIIINGTON - {l!le!iot ,lnd ld.... regardlna the organ!- Supermarket Chain I Secrelar)' S~art L. lldaU IBid nllon. . 1eilqn ~ It wu decided that an even- Co-Founder Dlee · · ·. MOIJday lie 'baa u... a new Ia" to PfOflda ~ lllt ~ wJil be held by tl!e GALlJPOLIS roPH - John a!Uge, GreAt Laliea . !bt1111!J ln-. ~nee each month after Evans Jr., cO-launder of the dustty wltb up to .......,. ''!1!. , ·. · and a speaker will! Ev11m 111permartet chain, 'fund, froai his ~ · btf oclJeduled for each _.q~~. Moilday. 11)1 was 73 year'S! 'l'hi! law1 tdped 1 10 by P'I'ed ' Crow '1rW be llf08l'8lD P~dertl' Jolul11<11. . Pf09!dif chal"!baiU.\1- thete events. ·Evans ad his !X'olhor, Stanll!aflthe 11!: ' . .inay maO Cmnm!~ ~' Htabllalied the dlaln liVailabl' to ald. a· .111111' . - he rnld4 ·- , the ~ 1113S. Funenl lllt'VIoet b.lc·llltlu*II'J WIMq/1. '411a•~ ~· meeu., ot the held hint W"""-"ay. ' I' . .I I eon~ fllliiDa fill- ~~'iO; The Dollar . ' ·· ·' qte .., to· .t'I\IOiin:e lb8 ot IIYMI>i · !Ia' ~. - for ' II 1( alld j5; There. will R 1 i ·1'. · · . . '1\ •· ,.te' lliu w~ · 1. . . ~ nt· JctltD Blaetlufr ..,q '!it'' · II song ana daulllrter, M•"nd•, L--------=M:::IDD=L:EPO~R:.;;T•;_g:.;·______....,_ _.,Knopp. Pomeroy Cof C ld•1rree•thermometer f'::m t:m~~·:·93~ ~ then quickly • t0 rose to m before nightfall. OffICers Temperatures w.,.e 90 or higher over most of the atale MonName CommJ"ttee day and tuday. u .... the 12th --consecutive day of 80-plcs heat tabu· CONSULT THE ADS. EVERY DAY IN . .. - .. - -_. ' ,, I t' ' ,. ) i~(:1, . \ ;J 'i~1f· '. i . ,. ' ' .; ) ' ~,.. - . a ~ ~~ c c . ·w~ ~· ~; · ·'' ~ ''.' ' ' -. ·' ... ... . .. . *~ Cftli,.'l ~ '.raco~Ji.- aob . . 'I, streetrtr~uced sewa~e . Mul<llepor~, the=~~,; · un~IC:'one I • DEPENDAB~J QUALITY - In the merch1ndise It - sell~. Wellston Boy 3l, ol·es as Result of Recent BeatJnJJ~ I ~mbined, When You See An Ad In Raf Vallone, Herbert Lo'm. Genev ieve Page, John Fraser. Hurd Hatfield. Calarc•rtaon 1 ~r·. der Ted '· '.Dowtile :K~~ · . ""·I · "' .),,.,· I• at~ I ~ s~ud ' �.' ' I, ,. • f J I T1rP Daily Sentinel • . " O'Toole's · Turn Tonight; Maloney Easy ll-2 Winner Over Braves ' IOMMfNTAJING'EDITORIALLY HELEN 'HELP US! Poser for Kipling A woman, said Ktplmg, 15 only a woman, but a good cigar ts a smoke. The statement Is stili capable of starting an argli'ment, though it now appears Ito steal another of the poet's lines) that tht' twam are beg1nnmg to meet. While ctgarette consumption has plum~ meted by some 16 billion since the release of the g•wernment report linking smoking wtth he alt h ha zards, something ta lled the ''liltle cigar" has been climblllg up on the graphs even faster than pi!Je lubacro or regular cigars. The Department of Agriculture reports that 132 million little cigars were sold during .~ pril of thiS year, compared ~ ith onlv 16 million during the sa me lllont h of 1963. :vluch of this. the makers say, is due to the little cigar's growing acceptance among ladies looking for something to l - - by do with their hands, particularly lliDce the cigars now come with fancy filter tips - even a mentholated tip. With only three or four brattds on the market before the government report, there are now 11. If the sales trend continues, little cigars thi• year wUJ top the record of 1911 when they were at the peak of their popularity. It wa1 about that time that cigarettes began to push them out of favor. Actually, cigarette means "little cigar," though it isn 't, really. A little cigar Is a true cigar, not meant to be Inhaled, that looks like a suntanned cigarette, which ,helps explain its appeal to both sexes. One wonders just what Kipling would say about it all, though , especially tbat mentholated tip. B1 fl'REJ) DOWN .£leda to pelllllllt.l iD '31 111111 ey kad o U """""' !Mid O'Toole ., 8CQI'ell bls !Otb victory Ot del•ated the Lol An&eles AnUPI 8porU Writer . 'Ill, !Mid the two-mall learn of s1ooc1 al s-2. But since JUlieS the yf81' Mooday nlghf ,'when gels 3-0 in /110 only.olber rnaTbe Cincinnati Reds are be&-. JGe¥ Jay and Bob Purkey who the two have glveD the Jleda the Reda downed lhi" Mll- jor league pone Of the day at ill their 11114 hopes on • P!lc~ dlo It lJI '81 . Now It's the 1r- the most consisted 1-2 pllcblng waukee Braves 11-2 and mooed night. · " formula that paid off In lib : duel of Jim Maloney and punch of any contende., with tu within three games of the Maloney drove in two runs Jiallonal League pennants in Jhn O'Toole the Reds think Malooey winning seven of his Idle first-Place Philadelphia himseU with a sinl!le llld. a 1839, IU.O !Mid 11161 . '.lily give them the decisive last aJne declsons ud O'Toole Phillles. sacrifice ny that contributed to It wo the two-man comblaa- ""ll" ID the multl-eornered bat- taking eight of bls last 10. The New York Yankees the Reds' 16-hlt attack on Denlion of Paul Derringer and lie 1Qr Ibis year's flag. A 23-game winner In 1963, tbe opened a one-game lead ID the ny Lemaster and two suooeeDucky Waller> that carried the Ae recently aa June 3 Malon- 6-loot, Z-lnch• .Sl~ Malon· American League when they sors. Deron Johnllon 81111 Marly Helen l!loU.I ~_, ·- " 1Mb ,_ . . . ~ 1. f.;. a Ill& II II to haVe ll1lm IICL~ BSBWASBB\l JILVI:II Yau'd tldat lbat bn1n1 dllb!ruher tolftl wlr)'lblnl. ~~.,Well, II get dbbeo aut of ol&bl. Aa fir q 1'111 cart~ IIIII - do oiiierl II&Ye IIIII Jll'l" llill& - 1111 a: mu. llafl : lilemb Wbell do JGU IUrD lbt II Jlllt lllaul • 1 . . dam DOiay lhlnc 011? Our kJteb. wlllt 1111 11!1 nt!H ....mddl .... en openl on ....waq blalrl "wali:*'nliNIIII!J Jlloof"' , : . where tbe TV II. It I IUrD 1bl ev.-, llllilllllltl lll&ft dlshwuber an •Y t1mt durllll m wmt. Afllr 1 1111111 a .. ... the evenln&, you lllookl bear till ~ 1111 "wrillllll latial" II screams, It drowDI out IIIDI- d n11M•)J ....., body'1 f8'1lrio procr1111. BJ 11i1 ~. I tiiiDt Dlllt fl 1!11 tlhet ~ 1111 "uul4rrDDde" Jl. 111111 we co to bid. rm IIIII qm.. 11 .., till mliid, 11at .. lba uleep, ll!ld I torcet lo lunl t.ce, - DISILLUSIONED 1111 wilber, llllllben n .... DNr Dil: wltll un,...;ted tllabll Mit 'n111'1 lba llllftt bon • IIIDIIIhlc. Got lllJ lllllftll•? all , . . _ . ol ~ fvMcm -ltJ'l'CHEN MECHANIC llld fmla: IIIID .., tidaL ..., laat bella-, 1111 ..., lid Dear K.M.: • II 1b1y 1aat belllir, wllldt, Evidrnll v the British school system tempts to look up the correct spellings Y•. 'hll EVERYBODY Ill o1 - · brlnp out 1111 bill has its shortcomings, too . Or perhaps we of words. How can you look up a word if yoor faml)y to remllld you a~ Ia lboaL lt'1 lllaul -.tGurlb should blame it on the language, which you don't know how it's spelled in the turaiJ1c Clll lbe dllhwuher, aur.. COIIIIOIIcs ll!ld u.-fourtbl .,.,. is even less ratwnal in its English Eng- first place' All that is remedied now. For examlish form than 10 Amen ca n English. as Jy member at leul Wlll't cbolo&1 wllb IIICb prlcld · CNIIDI, polloal IIIII ~ ple, if you want to know how to spell the far as sp~lling goes. forget. Or yau could Ill ID and lbe pr1<e tq bu a Jot 1o At any rate, there is a large enough word "phenomenal" and all you c a n alarm clock lo riDe at bedtime do wllh Jt. '1111 .11 p1 reservoir of bad spellers in the United think ol is the obvious, sensible spelling Or you cou1cl fUp fbe IW!tcb, lqlellds to keep her faee UP, the Kingdom to warrant t he publishing of a "fenomenal." which you know is wrong, tum up TV, llld lellbt sereama 1be II It won't let her new book just for them and appropriate- in this new dictionary you can look it up lv entitled "The Awful Spellers' Dic- as ."fenomenal" and find the correct fall where they may. - H. dowll. - H. Dear Holea: Dear Belto, spelling next to lt. tionary ." Like we sed, this is a grate advaDBe in What a boon to mankind . EnglishI'm 12 yem old !Mid my My brolber II letllirt mal" speakin g division. For generations bad lexycografy . even if we don't hapen to parenll trut me like a baby. rleol M*l IIIII !be type .. nead it ourselves. spellers have been frustrated in their atMy motller uy1 I Cllll't have draa my mother wiD wur pr.IDYthlnc new Ulllll I looe 10 Hlllo I prob1om. 'lbe liride'l pounds, AU tho girll ih my motbel' W4!11t aut ,ad baupl a church JliiUP weu nyiCI!a to 1""1 IJOWIL Tbea 1be tald my their Sunday club, IIIII I ean't. molber ~ had ., wur the ua I I I By LYLE WILSON bell Is no Goldwaterlte." lf'!&t dlsasw II EurgpeiDI be- The other day I bouabt a pune. type ol JreH . Ia a matdibll UDited Preoo lntomadoaal In support of that lead para- !fall worryln& about whert the My mother 11 mokinc me 'aile color. My mother meiDWblle had Sam Lubell rlnl• doorbell.• graph, Lubell madt these U. S. stands. It back. SIIe say• I'm loa YOUIII ~ ber sllllr Ill c.llbala. By DOROTHY KILGALLEM for the United Features Syndi- pomts: A Tru Nodu hrly: Gold· r01 It, I'm ellhor too YUUIII Gr Sbe • a fuhloD 1nlp.- _. cate m his capacity as ~llsler Hard Flgll.t: Goldwater will wator's nomlna!lan and bls II. loa fat lor everyllnc. II'• bad she is sendlnC her a lbort whose lindlni!s appear m Ina rRealBebdl.lsturbmgul1dssues no otThher campalgD In! mOI'o likely to I!IIOUgllt to be one without the ledOWil which dbe henelf dnl&n· ~feat many newspapers. pu 1can wo raise. e other Don't you tblnk? -TOO , this election year ol near - dis- most emotional Issue wUI be atrenctben than lo destroy the 11 II aD rl&ht far my Jll!llllir aster lor many pollsters who civil rights. Votes can be !Wpubllcan party. The GOP Dear Too to Wf81' lbll pn .., lllauld JO'ITINGS IN PENCIL Is one. They feel the bad publicity both picked too many wrong changed when emotions an! coukl be weakened iJrlnlt'dlate- Perhapa Ji your mother gave ldie CClllfarlll to lbt wlabn al Eddie Fisher, his chief advisor MI'l- f'1g h ters h,ave rece Ived sInee t helf . c ham- 'uns, Lubell has looked pretty stirred. Emotional loyalties u ly If there • greall\epu~ ~· a ''•ew •••••• def wert 11 to JolmsoD un- ,_ - . •· "' be proud ol• lbt bride'• inotberT - DAILY ton Blackstone and producer David Mergood. So it Is of real sl8nlfl· must be shaken to move a can ec on 'd liDd II euler to loll READER rick l>ave been conferring about a pionship ?,out might "hurt the Las Veg- cance that Lubtll recently was voter out of hlo party. All of matched by • Democratic de- youl&ht One pair ol nyiOI!I fer Dear Radtr: Broadway show which would star Eddi<>. as 1mage , and could damage the . prof- Interviewed by Lee Hills, Pulit- that Ja the challenge of Gold- leclion ID the Soutll to Goldwa- : h, (NOT at»ooJ !her ne u.o mo111er1 lllalld t. Meanwhile in the romance department, , itable gambling set-up if it turned out to zer Prize executive editor of water's candidacy. ler. But Goklwaler obviously ""''"' tal ~ Ieiber at lbt iilWII'IIil Une, 10 lovely Pamela Turnure - who achiel'ed be the joke the last match was. Mean- the Knight newspapers. DeaHnc Willi AIUet !Mid 1'001 wlU Dulld or bold Republican -5JM'C tbelr ~ liiiould be llm!lar national prommence as Jacqueline Ken- while, back on Broadway, there are ruSharp newsman Hills began O.eneas: Goldwaler'J eandlda· votes ID the South be~ than port a bit of newt about bel' Ia type. It 1111 bride'• paiidl nedv·s White House secretarv _ has mors that Jack Dempsey is negotiating hi~. lnte~iew story like thiB: cy should strel!lltheD the U. S. could any other Republican. trip. .,. pJmni a fcrr11111 lllllr, switched from datin~ F:ddie. She now to stage a fight between Clay and Floyd Nonunation of Barry Gold- posttlon overseas because our The foregoing w~ the llUb- "I tried to nach :JOU last then the bridegroom'• panalo ''"""ls to prefer one of his numerous law- Patterson, although it's hard to imagine water may confront President allies now take us ~or granted stsnce of Lee Hilla Interview night but you didn't IDIWW," !lhould conform. 7 H. vns. Jack _ the idol of so many sports fans Johnson wtth a hard f1ght. in but cannot take Goldwater for wltb Sam Lubell. The poUsler lbe said, "When were JGUT• '11111 co1uma 11 dedJce'lll tD Hegarrlless of various statements - getting mixed up with {)assms, · . , .... .. Novem~, bolster .oor pomtion granted. Uncertain ,nter 11re l'lllses some IDieNitlng q.- ..1 went to 1 movie," ,1 1141d. fiJIIIIy llvlnc. 10 If you're haYmade after the r;op convention, don 't The 6th Avenue Delicatessen just in dealmg With allteS and foes Ukely to do more lo holp them- lions, Olpresses lOme opiDIOIII ne •mbarTassiDc thine -"" kid trouble 01' jUII plaiD hold your hreafh until ex-President Eis-· got a rush order to send a "pastrami overseas, and start the GOP on selves and are more likely to that challenge th~ current Jill' that I nally did 110 to a mcme. trouble, let Helen Ifelp _l4)U. Now bert 1e whore IIUllllll8l' 1Jbe wiD a11o nledlni!")'our enhower takes to the cam~aign trail for care package" to Charlton Heston and the road to being 1 truly na- work more closeiy with the litfcsl consensus. Barry Goldwater. and don't bet that the Rex Harrison in Rome on the set of "The tiona! party. This forecBBt United Stateo. B•mg ~npredlc- What Lubell is ssylng Is that bachelon llllOII)'IIlOOI would ... own llmllllnc aperfeaell, 1\cL. cenera l will make a lot of speeches in Agony and the Ecstasy." The goodies in- sharply challengmg .what most table can be a great diplomatic Goldwater. might wiD, The ltr the picture. A liUIIIIIlel' c1rea Helen Bolle! Ia 1111'1 a1 the Republican candidate's behalf Straw cl,uded pa~trami _ "Make it lean. please. columrusts and poUttcJ~ns have weapon. Wtth .Goldwater . nomi- thought will come as • shOC:ker bachelor who bad lost his 0a1r tbll m the wind that might indicate Mr. Eis- 11 s for Mtchaelangelo," Rex Harrison's been saymg Is the studied Judg- nated, Prestdent J~~ to those pols and pundlll who fer 11•111& It up could !all ----enhower's degree .,r interest in the favorite b-rand of salami, five pounds of ment of Samuel Lubell: ~ho wlll be In a stronger postli~n long ago WI'Ote the senator oft lD ll!ld report that ho wu at whole thing: the first time Sen Goldwa- fresh rye bread, mustard, pickles, and makes a career of mlervtewmg to deal with De Gaulle, With as • political clown, an hnpel" bame watcblnt !be ltlevliiOII ter went to visit Ike at his San Francisco plenty of. celery tonic _ and were pack- voters across the nation the West Germans and our tlnent upotarl. But he mllbt alone. hotel suite, the general was wearing a ed in Lufthansa flight bags for the jour- rather than pollticlans. Lu- other allles. It wouldn't be a wiD, altha!. ,AAotbor IUIIIIIIel' becholor :lressing gown- he had been taking a ney to Rome. Men close to. President would rush over 11!111 the two at D~O:.~ ::~*:.':! Of nap. . , Johnson say he relies heavily on Pierre !ham would 10 to a bill pme, Tybee and Brescia, the dance team Salinger to h.elp him carry Califo_rnia in preferably to • doubleheader . ""r.i.. ·. recently sued by Xa~•ter Cugat for $800.- November. Pterre. as a result of hiS stun~ ~ ~ that would keep them aut put 000 - he charged they influenced Abbe ning victory in the primaries, has be• mldJIICbl. Or they could co to ::'=:1.,.~": 11 Lane unduly - are abput to drop a lit- come a big favorite with Mr J 1111 YMCA and play ches1 :'':'';"· '" tie surprise upon the maestro. They'll • • •· · By Wayne G. Brandltadt, M.D. your prescrlptlcm obould not be to IIIPPiemenl their diet. Nor That would (lve lbt nu. ....,:.::. fN :.:JZ .. file a counter-suit for $1,000,000 . The funniest of the true World 's Fair Anything that hnproves )'OUl' uoed at 101Dt1 later date wben is ~ryone IUfferlnc from • bon !be hnpreuloa that ·be • __ More than ltalf a dozen members of the stories involves an efficil\rtcy e11pert at health or cures dlseaae has al- you think Y00 have the laDle deficiency ol lroD Gr otber • wu out painting the town and " , . . - - • ' "' , Woody llerman aggregation have given one of the exhibitions, who was shocked ways been looked upon as some condiUOII without OCIDIUIIIng senllal minerals. PIUs to help the IWilllll!r liac:belor 1map the bandleader their formal two ~eks' to see some of the key executives Jemng sort of magic. This dlflerence your doctor. The drug may have ou lose wellbl without dieiiDa would be pr8IU\'td .,..,..,,_, ,.,., 1 '* """ notice. Quite a mystery for home before five p.m. When he ask- between the magic of the witch deteriorated or the aymptoma are a clangerG118 bou. Loll· :;':!, Wallace Terry of Time Magazine is ed wh,. they told him that no one had do<:tor and your family phyole- may have • dlllerent CIUIO. llld cream• aloae will DOl I!IIN PRINCE RECbVERING about to be added to the LBJ White bothered to put electricity Into their of- Jan ;, that the latter use• llrugs OVer-lho-counw d!:up are pimples. ABERDEEN Scotlalld (UPI) ..!!, Rou~e §taff, probably as associate to fices. They'd been provided with electric d . I have been scientifically lo be taken only for mlaor '111eM llld many otber 1m-_ Prlnco ~.. 1s-yesr.old - -· ., .. • • press skret.ary George Reedy . Jpsid- typewriters, but they couldn't run them tested flrlll on anlmalo then on complalnll that llboulcl normal· portant facts about drup havt heir to the British ~ wu ..., ·- • ers at the United Nations expect a 'Very until they bought extensions and hooked human volunteen. The tests tn- ly cl- up ID 1 ,..,. hours or a been set forth lD ahnple IIIIIted pl'OtiJftSIDc u.t.c-- .,. ,.,.. seriCIUS turn of events in Th~ Congo. The them up in an outside corridor . Sev- volve large series of persona, few days. Do not U11 them ovfor you by tho Food • 0 d : : Monday in his 1\eil Chinese have " stronger foothold en Arts is sendin~ experts to scout the coatrol studies . with mock piUs er • prolqed period witbout Drug AdmiDllllralklo ID • fll& from ..-on1a OIAIIIaeliod lilt - - - • ..., 110 '""' there tban the news dispatches indicate, Concord Hotel and surrounding Catskills that have no active Ingredient, your doctor's lmowledp aDd phlel enlllled "Flnl ~~~~ week d1II'IDI a camplnc trip. ....., ..-.and may wfnd up with full control of the coun tryside . They have eyes to film a and careful statistical analyBII. appro9al. Above all dCIII't lall bout Drup," 11 II troubled area. dj!Spite all the money the boy-meets-girl movie production at the As a result of hnproved for the IIOwlnc ulel talk put from the SUperlallndenl al ~ U. S. lsxJ,IBY~ !pent on that problem. Concord, where many a boy has Indeed drugs and other medical ad- oot .flYer radio and lelevlllon. aments! U.S. GoYmunmt Print' • • • I' met many a girl .. . The Pentagon Is s't vances the deatll !'llle ID lbt For -mplo; every- does lng Ofltce (Wash1J181on, D. c. At of now, the genth!men who con- to order a drastic sllce'ln the Navy's ship. , UDited States hao been reduced not neod lo lib vitamin piUs itla) for li <tllll 1 CGP7· tro't Las Vegas have indicated emphatic- yard money right after Election Day, about 45 per cent Iince 1100. ally that the~ don't. wont the Cassius They may cut another !0,000 from the Two-thirds or all the drup aotd Clay-Sonny Ltston rema tch even 1f there payrolls. today had not been hoard o1 251.;...;.;-.;;.;.ll_l,;,...;..;..,;;,;.;;;.;, years a1o. The more powerful UIL!1 drugs of today an! not, howe•er, without their hazards . Time the·--- ·- ...... -. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd~PQrt, ................. Impress Coiii'er ' .. .I I R kie F' d Se}£ r IIowmg • Slow Start in 'I Champs Pay Last RespectS To Two Mates Two-u·It w·In --=========:::; 'I' I I I } I II I ·, ! ' . I: I .,:~~k :~~~ ~!e ~ua.:;~ Farriag1ton HOMEOWNERS ~a~ t!;·~~~~:~":i.,W~ij . .. PACKAGE" and his average has INSURANCE to about 305 with two plarinnedl· to. attendtha e summer ~ ks specoa memo a ll'!fVICL a • Dennis Hackett . B h 1 ....c ·J k J rown teh runnng F unera1 Horne 1or G1m "-Ill ld d th ac son Glaze opened 1he 08 0 1 Bl')' :""' OWn • two Negro stars killed with back to back runs. · flanker spot. night when their small gles, filling the sacks. One was hitting the ball well, The veteran lnte. r!Qr offensive car overturned near here . scored on Dt'ckie Smith's ground 1 · · In. · 1. did ood job of 1 t JUSt wasn ' I dr oppmg me a g open ng Mrs. Audrey Galimore, ball, Archer being sale at home knew things would even '1P holes for the ball carriers of the veteran National the play there. Jim Warnup," he said. and protecting the pa,.er last ball League halfback, ball to right field Against Cedar Rapids July oeason. The leom led the league plaMed to attend. ·Into the the 6-feet-3, 215-pound forAll the protection you In rushing vardqe and had The Rev. W. E. Vannest, was missed, and mer football aod bas•ball star need for your home is in mot-e touchdown passeo than at pastor of Rensselaer's Church scored. The Indians for Wisconsin had his best this one low cost Na[ionwide plan. Ask for [he any time In its history· qf the Nazarene, was to olri- one more in the filth night for Qvad Cities. He Homeowners Policy-for elate. · Hackett singled, leading oil, out a home run and coovenien« ... and for LINESCORES Owner-Coach George Halas after a walk, Warner singles and won the game real savings (as much u Major League Resalts of the Bears arranged for the the 12th inning by singling, 40% OW:T separate CONeJ• By Untied "'"" IniiiJ'natlolll special memorial service be- The Redlegs got one in second and roar!Jig ages,\lepending on where Nadnaal Leagoe cause Gallmore'e body will be on singles by on a base hit. , you live). Ctnclnati 020 000 522--11 lS 3; taken to Tatlahasee, Flo , lor Joey Hlndy and another Relchnrdt admits to too much Milwaukee IIIII 000 0111- 2 8 2 burial while Farrington will be the fourth on Tom Cooke's lead and dining" with ma •Maloney (10-8) and Edwards. burled at Houaton, Tu. off siiJgle and an infield out. owners before he Lemuter, Dllvo (7), EUen (8) Mrs. VIvian Farrington, a Archer fanned sh, to Quad Cities' ManWY 2-2460 and Dalley. Loser - Le~w br!de of four montha wbo Is ex- lour, hit two batters. TanneChuck Tanner. Tanner 115 E. 2nd Pomeroy (10.7), HRs-Joh~, MeDite, (iecting her first child, did not .fanned 12, walked four, bit Reichardt's legs are just ·• . K1!411gh. plan to attend today's service. nobody, rounding Into shape. ~~ •• .., (Only same schaduled.) • A Bean spokesman said she Indians · ISOO 010-e 5 "I laid off for six weeks A'I"IOIIWIDE Aalerlell! ~llle , · -was too oven:ome by grief. . 010 too-2 3 I school," Reichardt said. . !111111 fll£ llliiUIC£ ~11111'1 I New York 021 OliO OfiO.- 31 7 0 1\!rs. GaJjmore, mother of and Glaze. TannehiU just now getting myselllo,;;:;v ._ _ _ .. Los Anplea OliO '® llflfl:- 0· 7.0 three, visited the funeral home and Boggs.' Umpires: A. into .• • Terry (U) and How~, N~· M~y nlght with her brolb- bart. plate; Clyde IDgela, bases. nan, Litman (8) ·and Rotlflen. er, Slsli;r-tn-taw and two of · . EASY TERMS LoBer--Newmaq (8-4). HR - Clalliilon'B teammates. Tho PICKWICI 18 ENTERED \:. Marla. were;, ~e · MeRe~, Gal- WESTBURY (URI) - Pick· (Ouly pme scheduled) lmore's, fOIII)IPlJie, IIIII llerm- wick, champl011 Genpan lrolier, · · , an Lee, a Ja\'kle who ts the first eatry for the sixth ~BNOE aMIGO · •c611~ fQotblJl with Roollevelt lnternaUonat for tile , NEW YORK ($) - . ~ •t F~ A & M Collere world trotting cbampiOllShlp at Haiiy Albert aild ftral* !ddt 1"7. ' A111181aal' Coed! loe . raeeway Aq. :a. !(~loy Uill tbet.' \'ould . 10~ dab8r Jl!iiO IOU pMsent. Tho P'rtnci-JWed troll$' :woo :ljl~ Bow, record btealdna stskel Ia JPr8nce ·• '!tl' ol ~t ~blfde1'H1ob,ooo, fl'AY .J'4CES UO()NJ) ¥ the ~ ,8IJII ,Ailded B .r odtn IIMd"'*l!, '. ,UNDJW(N, .$w'eden ~· JD · ~' ~ MongO In !Mtell r.ee; -~lbert 11>' t.n of ' PlckWici ~ :' ~~ti'U; 1.',Ve'D ""' '~ feil. ' ~ ·it,:,tq~~ In 11!1 · 1 ~'1;'.1 MAX WARD I .at " ·· \ · • . -. •kl. I j I ·.:' ,w.r=_,..w~;.t.i, . iif~. aUn~... · IIW Motidv. ,~'!JJW· ..-IIII<ii" Itt~· ·., · lfi!O~~ ~~ ' CITY LOAN Ar·cher ThrOWS BERRY'S WORLD • folt,. 1 !..very :. ':': ::'"".!"""'..::;.:=:; ..... ' I 1 ':0:,:.'= l . e t :1·' _ -~ Roo. kl'e Ah}e t Flings OK 0nee m • a " IDle, But it Takes Money' Practice ' I"' warfIe• ld Only = ....\. r, ] i:i 1 NGS By United "re11 lntemadoaal Bill McPeak, reviewing Satur- Colts engaged In Hght work· Don't let George Wilson, the day's scrimmage films, was outs· and wiJl,. begin twR-&-da) Detroit Uons' bead coacb, tell impressed with linebackers workouts today .. _ By Uolted Preas IalernaUonal Boston 50 51 .495 1211. Y~ be isn't serious about Carl Cammerer and Harry But- 1 Bob Perguson, Ali'AMerlcr National LeBIUe IMinnesota 48 51 .485 t311. winnlag the National Football sko. The pasmng of Sonny Ohio State, rojullled tbe Detroit 48 52 .480 14 Leagiie c~wn. Jugensen, George lzo and Dtck Minnesota Vtktngs after being W. L. Pet. GB Cleveland 43 54 _44317111 , The Lion. .held their f!rsl Shinier htghllghted Monday's ! sidelined witt> 8 knee ·Injury Philadelphia 58 10 .583 K C't 'llle Los Angeles Rams ouf 38 61 .3S4 23111 practice seSSIOn Monday at drills ... St. Louts football CarSan Francisco 57 42 .576 ~ wa:s t I y 38 85 369 Z51'. their. bloomneld . Hills, Mich., dmals Coach Wally . Lemm 'I r 0 0 k i e linebacker Lloyd Cincinnati 55 45 .550 3 a ng on · lratning camp wtth all 42 vet- shook up hiS offensive line and 1Chief) Powless The San Pittsburgh 50 44 .532 5 Monday'• Reoolts erans participating. There was replaced injured guard Fd Cook · Frailcill<:u Forty- ' ' N 1n e r 1 Milwaukee 50 48 .li!O 7 New York 3 Los Angeles 0, one bitch, however, as six of with tackle lrv Goode. The dropped linebackers Gene Ba· CINCINNATI (UP!)- The battle against cancer had "You're doing neck exerelses, St. Louis 50 48 .510 f rught the veteran Lions had not re- Cards now have a front live ker and Ted Freeman and Manager Fred Hutchinson in the hospital today and out M·Y EYE!" Chicago 48 48 .500 8 (Only g~me scheduled) turned their signed contracts that measures about 6-4 iD halfback Ken Bollard . .. vetaof the National League pennant, race into which his CinLos Angeles 48 4t l4!11i l\jo Tuesday s Probable Pltcbers lor the 19114 campaign. . beight. . an backs Amos Marsh Doa cinnatj Reds have barged their way. Houston 45 55 .450 13 ; Houston at Pittsburgh. (nigbt) Apparently Wilson goes by Perkins and Les JosPebSOII Hutchinson was admitted to Christ Hospital Monday New York 30 70 .300 28 -Farrell (IIJ-6) vs. Fnend 13- the theory that professional Criticize• Calls impressed Dallas Cowboy for additional tests and "probably will be there for sevMenday'• Result• 101. . . football teams must en?rely Itt · Allie Sher nan, New York 1Coach Tom Landry in a pass era! days," the terse announcement by the club said, Cincinnati 11 Milwaukee ~ San Franct,sco at Philadelphia when the season begms. He Giants mentor, was disappoint- , protection drill as the CowThe managerial duties during --··- - - w' (Only game scheduled) (mghl) - 0 Dell (3-31 vs. Bun- therefore ordered veterans Joe ed over the seeming lack of boys prepared for their Ol<hl. the road trip to Milwaukee and jed at that time. Tuesday's Probable Pitchers rung (9-4). . . Schmidt, Terry Barr, Johu Cor- fundamental knowledge by his bition v1ith the Los Angeles SL Louis will be done by Coach I The 44-yea:-old former major New York at Los Angeles St. Lows at Chtcag<>--Gtbson d,, Johu Gonzaga, Danny Lew- Eastern ! Divlson champs and Ram' on Au g. 8.. . Dick Sisler. ~ league pitcher has disr·?unted (night) - Williams (12) vs. l13-81 or Crrug (5-51 vs. Broglio is and Sam Williams to report w•rned that unless they learn ·-:.,~~~::::..:.:=:;;:~;;;;;;~ Originalll, H !Qblns b d rumors he IS ready to gtve up Chance (9-51. 14-91. for practice and negotiate con- the cadence calls " we 're go-..----· .... planned another uchecku~ wh:n the club and go to his hom~}" Twenty-eight teams wilt be Boston at Kansas City {night~ ~inc in n,a t I at Milwaukee tr~ct terms between two-a-day ing t( ·get pena.lized everyand steadfastly m•tn· lrepresented In the 1984 W•ll- - Morehead 16-10) vs. Segm (mght) - 0 Toole (ll-4) vs. dnlls. I time we come out of the lhe third-pace I Reds re turn I0 1Florida IDed h · ti f'ed 'th his · 8 the west .coast ID mid-August. Ia . • 18 sa s 1 WI .ston Little Baseball Tournnment j(7-7) . . . FIScher I -51. Clubs Resume Drlllo . huddle . .. " The Bal!imore , He had a imll h k "ID pbySical condition, It was anounced during draw-· sa 1 t 1m ore at Mmnesota Los Angeles at New York Under these conditions 11 - - - - -- - -- June when ~e ~:a~ ~.~~lied Goeo At Slower Pace ings Monday night. ,(night)-Pappas (6-5) vs. Kaat f~ighl) - Drysdale 112-91 vs. doesn't seem very long before ' to Los A eles . . (10-4) . !FISher (6-lt) . these Lions will give in and Exhibition Baseball Results I ng · He discovered he had chest It Will lake 15 mghts for the I Chicago at Detroit (night) _ Wednesday's Gam.. sign. By United Press lnternationaJ , 1 That ·examination, performed cancer last Dec . 31, but still tourn•y, With a record - break- Horlen t7-5) vs. Lolich 9-7) . New York at Los Angeles, M1St of the NFL clubs re- At Cleveland . at the Swedish Hospital Twnor was on hand to open the Reds' IDg number of entfles, to be Cleveland at Washington mght sumed drilling Monday after a Pittburgh 201 000 OOO-- 3 11 1 Want • little P;el'IP"tll _ Institute in Seattle, Wash., spring training camp at Tampa completed. (nighti- Donovan (5-7) vs. Os- Boston at Kansas City, night day off. Cleveland 500 100'20x- 8 10 1 cash? Just get oa."'he line eall us for yoat coddea: .' whore ·he underwent treatment in February. Drawings were held at 8 p. teen (87) . Baltimore at Minnesota, night Washington Redskin Coach Vasquez, Bork 181 and BurgCash-Line, Wo 'iu:t during the winter, Indicated no . m. last night under the direc-j Wednesday's Games Chicago at Detroit, night P,ve you a quick O.K. 'l!ha 151 additional' treatment was need- Still, Reds followers have not- lion of Wellston Recreation Di- 'St. Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Washington, night son, Twins all 24. ess. Kelley, Culver and pkk up your ..,._, ill . ll · -"~-- eil some changes m the base~l rer:tor Pearl Kisor. Cincinnati at Milwaukee Runs Batted lo Gross. Winner-Culver. Losertrip .•. takes ....,..:.- m~ veteran. In the past he diS- Following are the drawings: Houston at Pittsburgh, night Major Leagu• Leade"' NaUODBJ League - Boyer, Vas~uez. Terms to suit you. Budpt played a ftery tem.perament July 30: Latham vs. Chesh- San Francisco at Philadelphia, By United Press International Cards 73 : Suto, Cub. 72; payments in~Jude the reasou· that quickly brought hun out to ire, 6:30; Athens vs. Aliens- r.lght National League Mays, Giants 68: Aaroo, At Philadelrhia, II Innings : able thal'ge. Pay In fuR mt argue. With umpl~s a.nd he ville, 8:00. Los Angeles at New York, G. AB R. H. Pet. Bl'aves 62 : w iII iams. Cubs: Bait. 000 coo OOt OIJ-l 8 2 ~ time at less mst. Jf~o up to 0 somehmes raged 10 the club- July 31 - Coalton vs. Logan, oigbt Clmente, Pitt 92 376 60 129 .343 Stargell, Pirates ; Callison, Phila 000 iJOO 001 01- 2 7 2' you. Just call for yoo.r Casb· house alter a badly played 6:30: Jacksonville vs. RIo American League Wiliams, Chi 96 381 G5130 .341 Phils: Torre, Braves all 59. Bertaina. McNally 110), Hunt- I !!!!!!·••and enjuy ~ game. . Grande, 8. ' w. L. Pet. GB Santo, Chi 95 358 62117 .327 American Leagu• - St·•»l. er 1111, and Orsino, Brown i His appearances outside the Aug. 1 - C•nterville vs. Lo- jNew York tKl 36 .625 Mays, SF 98 361 80 116 .321 Red Sox 84; Killebrew, Twins 151. Baldschun, Boozer 121, dugout have been rar~ this year gao Purple, 6:30; Racine vs. 80 38 .612 1 Aaron, Mil 97 390 67 t24 .318 76: Wagner. Inoians 70 : Co1aVI· Kroll 15). Widmar 181. RoeHIRAM, Ohio. (UP!) -: Bar- with pitching. coach Joo Turner Gallipolis Nats, 8. 59 38 .6011 11'. Allen, Phila 96 374 73117 .313 to, A's tili ; Manti•, yanks 65. 1 buck 1101 and Oldis. WinnerWY 2-2171 rmg . lnjur!es, II appears that usually makmg the trudge to Aug. 3- Nelsonville vs. Bea~3 51 .510 11 Cepeda, SF 83 308 49 96 .312 Plt<blng I Roebu ck. Loser- Hunter. Paul W~rfteld \Vlll be the only the mound to confer with or ver, 6, 30 , Clay vs. Ironton, 8. Hunt, NY 92340 45105 .309 National League - ~ Koulax , 12:; E. Main St. Pomeroy rookie m llle lineup when the change pitchers. Hutchmson al- Aug. 4 _ Hamden vs. Albany Boyer, StL 98 386 59119 .3~ Dodgers 15.5, Marichat : Cleveland offensive so complains occasionally of 6·30 · South Webster vs . Galli00 ID S Torre ' Mit 91346 &7106 .300 1....5·• Bruce, CIt unit take~~ toBrowns th I" ld . b, k . . , o s 114· - ' O'TooIe, GIVE GRANT • te · I aUcndpamHs. h' 8. ,-.... Amerieu League . Reds IJ-4 · Bunniog J!hils 9-4 STOCKijOl M (UPJ) - The 1n his oils Americans, . . . , er utc Inson, now Oak Hill J k V 01' M' 98 419 140 334 ' ' . . Still, Coach Blanton Collier l9 'n11h I II t tbe hI Aug. 5-vs. ac0 Iva, mn •• . AmerieaD League - Bunker, Swedish government granted expect~·•~ an Improvement In ' the Redus m .seal1rv~! won a ther efml, son, 6:30: Pomeroy vs. ChilliMantle, NY 86178 52 89 .320 Orioles 11-2· Ford Yanks 12-3· the Swedish Olympic Commillee 1 Irs · • · · -' the ~\U '4r.~. tlack. t . 21 d 1 1 to colhe, 8. Robnsn, Bait 99 267 46115 .3t3 Downing, Yanks, 8:2; Pizarro,, $250,000 lor preparation and & SAVINGS CO. "We hiiv'e better depth and v;:•n~n 10y rlt:Y';'~an ;: th Aug. 6 - Middleport vs. WilAllison, Minn 95 352 66109 .310 White Sox 13·5 Kaat Twins participation in the Tokyo ' more . e•peri•nce at •everal 1 e ld ewSe .0 . fees e kesvllle 6:30; Wellston vs. Bresood, Bos 1110 371 58 114 :JI!T 11-4. ' ' Olympics this fall. places:" he sa)d. 'I would say Wor . r1es 10 IVe games. Clarksburg Chillicothe, 8 Fregosi, LA 90 311.! 57 92 .305 we're ahead of last ye<tr and They. fmlshed . out. of_ the first · CEDAR RAPIDS, Jowa (UP[) Kaline, De! 86 300 45 93 .304 11 hope we can •lay that way." dtvision only m hts ltrst year. - Tbe swttch f~om college base- Freehan, Det 84 296 3.7 89 .301 Wor)'iold, currently working I ball to the mtnor l~agu~s has Robnsln, Chi 83 316 ~3 94 .297 out with the Collee All-Star. ai former ~mvers!ty of Hinton, was 98 380 55 111 .292 Evanston Ill. will have to ear.J star Rick Reichardt Home Runs hiS'Spol lh'e offensive unit. . but the highest paid National L. a, u e - Mays, To do \hat, the former Ohio In the hiStory of Giants 29; Williams, Cubs 24; Sta~e h.allback wUJ hav to play l appears to have them Santo, Cubs 20; Howard, Dodgbett"" ball lhan second ·y ,.r ! The Indians squared oil their . ers 20: Cepeda, Giants 18. man Tom Hut<hinson In the Jelt ' two out of three games Retchardt who was . paid American League - KIHeend position. with the Boys' League $200,000 to slgu. With the brew, '!'wins 34 ; Powell, Orioles Other P~sto Set By . ED . SAINSBURY Monday when pat Angeles Angels, just com- 27; Stuart, Red Sox 26; ColaviArcher pitched three · hit ball his f1rst month m the Other than that spot, lhe lineUPJ Sport• Wrltor 6-! over John th to, A's: Waguer, Indians; AliiH 1 1 up will read John Morrow at RENSSELAER Ind. (UPllwas the latter's ,eagutehs. Q ed PC.ays A e Center John Wooten lind Gene ' or e ua tties n- r H' ~ The World Champion Chicago of the season. of the Midwest League A NEW IDEA FOR A NEW ERA 0 datDtlhke guScaha,.dsf · John Bears pay their last respects IC · The rubber game of started out hitting 4oo Brownan c ralhotnd 1 t fth' ·' th• tackle posts and John Brew- I Bay l o•· wo o le ••olr ownt.b ck will be played I went one for 22," he ur Y ~amma s sea a at 5 p. m. To the However the past two er a I rlght en d· Willie Galimore and end John th h s ' P · · 1 'J.:.' ror 11111 ......., ,.. •b1HIId follow JGILI' dortor'o dlredloEEo lor tbelr - precl..l)'· U alter WASIUNGTON (UPI) - Per- d . - . JUII 111011111 lo tesp takiDJ 1 drDJ for 1 lew dlEJI ha 've hoard of 1 lbt lraJichlse JOD bave DOl Imp-ell y o a PI JGU 11""'P · ohoald eouall y- ~-. He called N I c o II D e Anonymolll Haobw 1 Utile flln& Ia aD may wut .. ldjut llle dOial•· whlcb oilers help to people who very well tn lbeol'J, but I rea11are you lllot tmprovomeat are trylnc lo qull ll!lOidna. found that I ha4 foopllltt llow will come, or ldme a dlffereat If JllU reacll the poiDI where to go about lt. I wu· eat al 1 ......, o1 treotment. JW feel you mUll have a ' ell· practice, Allo eat of bl'tlth. Under the law all drup are aretle, you Cllll caU them and Alao out of EEIIlEIIJ, divided Into two cslegotlel: they wiD Mild , _ oter to It Ia dlfllcult fer a liiiiEIIW prescription drup and ov'l!f • ll"t drunk with you, lbacbelor to btea with ll'aiJI. the-<!ounter dru!Js. '11looo that I'm lblnklnc of fOI'IIIl!Jc a tloD, however, A · • er u 111 cs11 be legally sold only on a similar Clt'CJIIIJaloll called Sum- amount ol ~-panky 1e g. · doctor's prescription are 10 mer Baebelon Aamymous. peeled Of him- VlrluallJ .... classllled 101' your protectlan. Membenblp . will be open to manded. Your doctor wtU base the ..,. men 1lhollll .W\Yes are out of "011, boy, 1llll 1uc111 dol. qe on your age and weight toWD. We WIU help Ncll other you," lbe 11oya at 1111 ~ and tbe effecta desired. For thla got ~ !be ordeal, chortle wt. lhe7 hesr JGU an reason the druc should not be ne llle4 fOr IUcb a group temporutty Ulllllllllbeil. pasoed on to olber memben or:bec:ame apparent to me a few You dart aot Nvul to then! the family or neighbors who ap. jdays qo when my .wile left that the true lEituatlon ·- lhlit pear to have the same I}'DlP" Itown IGr a visit wllh ~ttvtJ, 1 fW baoe been lfil!lllfllc' :rour toms. . qokllll lbe c,hl\dl'!lll w1t11 ,her. · evenlnp lakllll lol!l IIIIIIIIE7 They may need a different Belnl tootlo* ~ 1118 flrlt .waJk!, dooage or may have an en~ time .. Ill ;.y..,. I t that I lltJ 111011 llllbam 1 IDC mtly different · dllease. BJ I b e aho!lld kid< cil1! in1 ...... a blt. m'ent eat tilt. ·atl!lr ·-if J ..... _.._......,...;;;:-.. ume IGken, any remnant ti NothiJII .poc!taeu141'. ,,.19!1 uo- -.boa mt wife 1'!$1 'ltit"' 6 Lions Still Unsigned · I =:,,. •..0.!! The Lighter Side fun- ~ THE DAILY SENTIND. uaae Elllloo -.,.d doubled .._ tbe first two ~ York lit the 111!1C0nd. llmiilg and R.• Marls III! hill 15!11 ho~ o! !bf seasoo ln the. tlilrd. Fred' ?tman was the victim ill all t!P'o!l. runs and sllffe•ed . his fooirll loss agamst eight VICtorlr,l, , Personal MONIT. Dtl......,... =::: :liN lo LLT0Ufnament or:c.a'ioN7 ;...gJ>. at:reat FOJ" w, eIIStOD fiO'ni ·= ., koes' wlnnirlg pmes. Drawings Held Reports From The Capitol R rroday 's llled:ca I eport J r.1 .. 1964-3 Keougb home<ed lor 1110 Reda AIJcela Dodgen. ' ' llld Deull Menke COilliOCIIld lor Ralph TO¥l'J'. the Yankoes' the Bnv... World Serleo boco of 1962 who ID ralsiug lliJ record to to-t, baa been ill a slwnp for the Malooey walked three and last seasoa and a hall, gained llruck 'l"l ..veu. flo has struck his first Will smce June 10 With aul Its batten in 150 innlop a seven-hitter 1D . ,which ho - a faster strikoout pace lban walk~ two. and struck out six. any other pitcher in the league ! Terry s third v!£1ory ag'l"'st 01cept Sandy Koufax of the Los etght losses strtlcbed the Yan- 'Several Days' u- reporting 0., July 28, Hutch to Stay In Hospital for a .. Hear's a Grate Idea, Spelers . Voice· of Broadwav ~ • <.!4i/lf, ,. , ~"f'!ilm RfCaltf -~:1' ·' .• ~ f·' I ~I, "(J" 't.. _i ~.·· · \'-" ' ' ' .. :~~----~--~~~ ~· iaul 4-«t-H Hardtop, 138 b.p., IMlcket Seat., Cor.ole Standard. PRICE LOW! SPIRITS HIGH! EVERYTHING GO! Take a rood look at this run-loving hardtop. You'll why the aU-new Rambler American is eettlnc all-time JLalee recorda with aaleo up 46% over Jut year, So glamar-p!!"bd. it may appear mt· papoiw-IM wait! Your aavinp atart with the Joweot-pricechedana,hardtnpa, convertiblee and wagone built in the U.S. • Save atill mon with record gas mileap. (Americaa 4(() with I26 h.p. WVD 6at mileap in both U. S. economy Nll8 this yew.) , _ oavinp leave you a lot of utra II!IID8y to iDdW&e The,_ yolll'!lelf in the American's great bir· bundle of swinging options. Like two sizes of rakish bucket aealo that recline-and you can have thiD luxurio\18 seble-grain vinyl. 41 Five-on-the-6.oor" Twin-Stick gopackaged in a sl:yliah conoole. Sporty headroota, wire wheel cove,. and Iota more fwi-optiOII8 let you tailor your American tn your taste. So get more fwi out of life_See Ylllll' Rambler dealer today. Talk Americal!, Find out how car you've - . miseinl all tJleee YU1'8~ much RAMBLER AMERICAN buy durinJ the Iii Rambler . Aeo"ou M - ~tioo-Dudiaitod to E•""""- ''ll'lllllooii·a ,...J•- ••=-'""''..._.. •• - - -.., . . _.,, rill..., Iii' ' :· :MniOPOUTAN MOTORS, waaa "ii ..·._• ·tts Tolllil!t." .. llarrillC B1ld7 6C»-666 EHt Malll St~. Porllalllf . ' ' v.ue. 1111 CJIS.TV w• _;,,;,,,~ , �• ,, • Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look . •You'II Find Dozens Of Bargains Below! . ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 28, • . WANT AD INFORMATION 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. QUAliTY 1963 Corvelr Monu Cpe. &mULA fiUNI 11M~ (IObltaBm ..... ,..... _., NIP " edlr Of r41l1Ml• Ul1 •d.l d~. 'lhJeritoRabJ• Ennn •bota14'1 Mtei'Of'ftd ·~···-..~, l'tll• ,abo •. , wiD .... be ttspon.lhll . . tuoh tbu ftiN tnonrr"tC!f t= BAT. . &tea tgM $1995 Rod vinyl trim and bucket soots, 110 R.P. encln•, 4 on tbe IIDOr. Jet black flnlth, aood tlrel. Radio and heater. 1962 Volkswagen 2 ~r Only $154S Licht IJ'eeD fintlh. vinyl inter10r. Heater. Tires like new. Save au and have full . 1961 Chevrol"t Bel Air 4 Door $149S 6 cyl. enclne. Poweglide trans. Positractioo rear axle, new Urea. CIHD Interior, fawn finloh. Pomeroy Motor Co. ""r"cN cV~::t 1,\Hoo POMEROY. OHIO I"'.M. lullnas S.rvlcu " be Mid. "ll - a Mill. Hid. 11'1 • lot Ill· .Television Revue I CINe!NNA'ft M'l) - lbe lllack• By ROUBT MIJ8EL Uolled l'nl 'Jn•--''-"' I -NEW YOR.lt (UPI) - IJuriDI -. war I pancbute .,.... •ked hlllnstrucbw wbal WO!Ild lloppen U be milled oat 011 lllJ ol the drill duriJqj 1D 11Cbl jump. "You would." ~ald the inslructor, "be IWI!Pinlto t coaclulllon ,. Jim Arendar baffi 10 adlnlt .,.,. can be anylblng as 11na1 about sports parachuting, as aky diving event which baa, aurprl.lingiJI, more than two llllllloo pncUiioners behind the ,art Iron CUrtaln and a swiiUy of more than 5000 i"'Wtns co"' J"mpero in oeveral hundred clubs in the United Stoles. As the winner ol America's Hrat gold modal In the world cbsmplonsl!ips he would rather lalk about lhe thrill of rolling IDIJ --ultlaa12 ID ID .n .._ ,500~ I "'"" ""' """' ee~ IIIII m!Dute wbeo the hlllllllll bod7 m the IUdl!ol o! an expert - 1 evii'JibiDI." "I ._. II • I cb1- 'Ill I ....... Before lito erull ~ chul8 'IP""'"I 111111 II II .., aDJ eompleled an NBC Sporle llplckilld of vehicle in the llreell of Ill whlcb wiD 10 0111 OYW !be New York. I'll be out of aetlaD network Satun!Q, At~~< llh fa. weeD." (5:31).1 p.m.) on the llaVil demo He ••m""""" !be niter 10 Oll!lratlon team, ''Tbe Cllu!IDI CCIIIIUII or the ~ Stars," wllose home Jlqe II otber gourmetl might dl•• Pensacola, Fla. It Wll 'Jivldly !be n,bl wine HI 8JIIl'll"«<lbe --ud ~ In may-atoo 1a J111i1o !IIIII color, partly wltb - spreld 11 hall an IDcb lblc:lr on find to lbe heln!els ol camet· hl.l rout bee! bull "I'm 811 lltli!D wbo jumpc!l wllb the .. .. de 1181 a ct:UIIn primitive control of Ill moveiiiP.r.ls in £light like authority on ma~•••." be 8 crude airplane. Pall tl!e Coo< Bql at the encl ol that minu-wltb the good earth rush8.Godof log up to meet you at 1.25 milel .Pioowre: an hour~ the moment of truth when the rip cord muat 1.Calladlon b<. pulled. •f the parachute s><'O\'IIIee: dOIISD't open. ..well, •• the In· I.J)u nt.t lotructor said . . . t.lubjoot of Arender, who Is 24 and learned to jump witb tbe 82nd 10. lfo.llvo oor: Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, N.C. in 1959, turned up • 11'.u. Orion!&I for IIIIlCh with his right ann In a slina and a couple of metal 10. Luln1oate pins holding his shoulder to2l.Joln getber. "· F'atbeP: - team. DAILY CROSSWORD &.- ..,._ --.......-- 2C.JAa4 meu- ure 2'1. Plot at land 2t. Bra. o~uan palhl 30. Halt an em 3l.Kuaie noto 33. Aby. . 35. A factory 36. Girl'a nJekname '!'.......,... . . . . . "'t.Luek: lr. 48. On th• ahelterad tn.Nonve~ author 38. Eogllob eolloq. poet :18. Rut:Mn111111: U.Heathen aide: ~ut. 45.Porfonn t8. Afflnna- tivenply 48. Daa. ,_.,. .IILlll' ... a,p...,... - - "Jtm111r' juat donn't have the qualltlo1 I wlnt In J ttlad)' , • , JudJflll b)' hle fZ.II birthda)' prtMMI" R ltJ'N 'l'XRWM B P'Z Ol''l'KCBI:RW OB W 1\WN H ·c -:a :N BW BW R 11: ~0 0.1'0 :N:D K 81f II,-QJC8:N R M I!JI Q WJEH RADIO PJIOGRAM LOO 1:11 IDI4rcbanlt MONDAY TIIROIIG8 fBIDAY !!IIO' Co-tutlt7 NIWI e:oo ~ 011. Mulllw Clock J'A8Ttllii.-Ht1BB.UID 1:16 Spoti[Jitt OD 8pclrQ 7:lll ' NeW. 5:30 Sunoet Blvd. 8:00 Sign Off 1::16 • ..,.. 7:118 Mulllcal Cloc:lr 7:341 Ntw• Hepd)l!tes IAntRDAY 1:00 Slp On, Musieal Clock 7:32 Musical Clock 7:U Word & Testimony 7:00 Be StlU v Know 7:r" News . 7:08 Mutlcll Clock 7:45 Word lo Tlltlmony z . WMPO Radio MONDAY TIIRU FBIDAY ·a:oo Sip oo Newa 1:05 Sacr~ Heart 1::!0 Country Jamboree 8:30 Farm Ntll'l 8 110 Olllo Vt111e1 Newt 1:35 Paul Bowa 8 Oli World, NIIIOIIII NIIP' 1:46 Uetga Cl A&r. 11:11. 810 Sparu I:CIO Olllo Vlll17 NIWI 7•110 Newe 8 Ia lt1111Mr Pltrtln 1:11 World, Nallaall MIWI 7:01 '11117'1 Dlapel 8 II Mlllloll Cia 1:10 lporll Today 7:11o Neu 8 M Cot~~m'lllii,J Nttp 1:16 IVHiller Picture 7:15 Pick- llat'llwue I 00 Talk at tile TOIID 1:11 Mll!leol Clock ITUea.•Tb!ll'l.) 9 Ill M..... CouDI,J NeWI 1:111 NIWI NG N>WI Report 10 II hmi[J Wonhlp Hour t: 00 MUIIeal CYJCk ltOU Bruklut Party 10 16 I'll~ Sen·toe 8:80 lklna • Sto111 1'lm8 1:10 lloy't ll'ood Bpket 1010 ~ t:a r1111111 WOI'IIllp Hour 1:11 Yu Patrick Sporll 10 iO World *111 10:110 Nlft I•• Jlakor ll'umllllri>-Wed-Jrl 111110 NIIWI lltal 11:111 HIJb 8cbool Bll Para I;M OpeD Houae ·1HI6 Mor1!11i1 Mo)odln 10:11 NIWW 1:80 Nawa 111!141111 rrtcltJ, 11100 """' l'lma 1:01 Cot!• Wllb Janet Clllitcll 8eUt IIDII 11•11 Spe&t Commum" 1:41 11e11,J NIWIOO 1146 ....ld 111m ......,..... 11 ill MIDIIIerlal Aaoe. II rt lllw 11:00 New• Rllundtql 11:10 Coumry Drlflen M-W 12 DO Comllllllll!J NIIWI 11:20 lluJJellll llt>ard M.- C1. Aaf, Jl:lt.'l'ue 12 • Loeal Nen 12: ~ "'"" o Ora11111 , ... - U .C. l'roll'lm-P'rl U .. Mit&... 12:10 ~ MaUOit 1& ll'andb WoraDlp-Tban. 12 i6 Mid OQ WAiber 1:111 Newt .... lll:tll TIDJ't Cotmtry J1rmu 12 10 IYIIII 8tillt11D 8lll'd Nil Sl!tutdlf M1tlbel Jd ·IOO Noon 11epar1 12 1$ N- (I 01'11111 lt&6 Nlft Beat (12::110 Goluler't Guell Star·ll'rl. 12 II ~lin A,.a1 1:11 SI!IUI'dal ~ Millie Jllll Pot You ' 12 46 <Jounli'7 (lo ftouDII . 1:1111 N""' 1*1 ftlb BIMitqu Slmt-TUea. I II NIWI l,lf!l 1:110 Dlac'l!l• •lib Doll 1:30 1Ac11 N1W1 aa CclulllrJ (lo Raulld .,., Top Tell Revut t•iit Bowling 8eoNI 2 1111 Ntb Jli!ll , .:(Ill NIWI iltlM"'''J 1:011 Neu u· Ml4-W., Maunee 1•16 l'llbllc senr~ 7:110 Off 3 ~ N... 8tlt 1:110 Dbtlter MuBICile t 00 wllb Doll I:OC Oft .s- Cauiiif . 1:1» World, NaUonaJ """ 8:10 Newa J!ndlll• 6 112 Muatcal Cloa 7:110· •Be· ·8UIJ 6 KDM. 1'ooloftlaJ'a Ci~tltl '1'RIDIII'I ANO'IRIIit ADV.AN· 'l'Aall OJ'. BIING ~ :.\ &lOC'JOR WILL Clli\11 "IOV 8:00 Sljn 011 8:0$ Cotmtcy lllus!G nme 1:20 Coon~ Jamboree 1:35 .lobo Hat'Illll lr HAROLD GRA't 7:0fi Bl'llllloll Party Jollel Bulalt Sltow 1•16 10•16 10:31 10:4& 11:05 llt35 12:110 12:16 12•811 1:011 The Good Llle Muste In Tbe Air Tbll II Mus!G Top Ten Show Top Ton 8bow (lluttona} Nooo Newt M!lllciJ lnwlude ~- MerliD 'feeta Platw PUll' 7:008undon Serenade 7:30 SJcn 011 811NliAY 1:06 Sl81> 011 7:30 ll'relllb CII,J Bepllot Sour t:IIO Wfllp a1 Hllllnj[ "BBIE AND SLATS 1:35 Bible 8pe•h to Yoo 10:00 Yolet 01 Propbiey 10:8& WAll. 8epol'll to People U:OO Stmday Show 12:00 NOflll NoWI 12:15 Cbrlatlan Hour l2:i11J Rev. MerUn Teele I: 110 Billy Graltam 1•35 LulberiD Baur 2:110 Tbo Cb!tl'd> .\1 ':':orlr 1:00 Coul!l11 J11111D 'nmen l:ilo World In Review ldiO Baptist Hour 7:110 Sip 011 ..,,.,.,,., ·wtNifLI. -=====:::::j ~MENTION OF A P055191LE OPERAliON ~As 'Tttf8SMfD U~&E AC?I!NS "" TJ£ UNIDENTIFI,B) MTI917. ' 1v RAEBURN VANBUREN �'. <. I •• ,. llrll wish to lhant 'tllelr 011 llllplay. The glriJ 1111o ·w~n &-Dany Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. July';JI~~, and parents for tak-l partlclpate In the county .style eshlblll at the fair. - Rodlle)' 1Jordan, Reportel'. • and brlngJnc them home at revue moderlid their garments. , I time of thla camping trip. -'Grace Hysell, Reporter. 1 j~vtaart S Kh~ir THIS WEEK' . Sally Moro ilnd Patty On , July 11 , the Carpenter Rresente4 a •tory on a Boy et with Meryl Houda.. ,good SI"))min&. "How to belts ~vlsor In chatge. A and Care for Undergar· disc~salon ..{ 8 field trip was IU::,~~;· was, the tltl• of Jennie held nd plans were made to lr demonstration. " How to a · . th nea1 rutu"' Pillch a Flower" was Pattie haP! ve :" m~: for lbe boys' demoostration. "Using ana ere · the Blind Stitch" was shown by Salltly WoOds: - Joyce Me· Daniel. Reporter. lromRoyWol......, · ' Expec~ Dem Platform Drafters ' To Denounce Political Extremism '. .' IIJ fiUNI. i:l••nR platform eritlcllm of atreatlltl trailed , _ t 1 Kll•ll IIIICI GQ!obrater lllld In biJ ..,. WABHINGTON IITII0\_0.. ...;.,....., dlat utrmnlsm ,v..,r - spooch ,..._ mile p\allarlll *llt.aa. tm1111o 1o. dofaiN at ~.., was 1101 a their 11epa1111cu eata~orput~, 'rice. Vtry 11b1,r Will , . , . , . poll- 011 cloll rtcbts, the llepubllIleal atr1mimJ w1tot1tor 1111 lbe CJ111 COJDDtltled themselvea to tlcht or loll 'nliiJ 111117 - - "flltldld -don" Ol the DOW tion the JobD Blrdt 11oc1a1y 81111 mil rtcJdl law, but aecleeled the Ku Kiuz KLvl u well u to dalm md1l IGr the powerful the Commtmlot par11 bJ ..me. GOP help thet enabled tho PHARMACY PHAOS SPECIAL If you'.re • ri~coQler in our Sbai'OII Freclr.er and Marjorie community, we, here at your Hoffman, junior leaders of the friendly phmnacy, will •P~'"' Chester Band Aids, were In eiate the prlvUege of know1ng chlltl'lle · of the July 20 meeting you. And we want you to know ••· ...i.-t.e Gr•n•e Hall. us he<aU.e sooner or later you Yn: "'m:D r .-----e er your famUJ 1 Thlrteem members answered .to will need 0 u r the roll call. Miss Frecker d1s- i services. 1 t' a CliSSild with the members the reaDy a good I ~~;!';~ asupplles lor their idea that we Ill kits. July 22 was set know e oc h the next meeting date. o t h e r before i 4NYONE fOR A COOL DRINK!-A elly'• water oystem ean amaos too• ol debrll after a lew yean. Pipe, left, Is rudy you do need ' far ~(. Wilen .....tiled, mea operating 1 .high-speed machine, rlgh:, nlled a "mole," -~ Ole W1lllt wltla speelal 11\olila Karr, Reporter. ua. We'll a~ ·• • ia ,....,.. Ole life of the pipe, Although Ibis pipe Is ltr~e, some are of sudl dla=eter tbal • howe "'llolel8 preciate yoor 14-H)2 Club met with "' .wft ,..ause Uuvqh tbem. lyla& pr01ll oa small urts. coming in and advisor, Mrs. Allee saying "heUo" jThl>m,ISOD, on July , 15. The 4- whether you. need anything at ECONOMY MINDED? CHECK THIS ONEl '57 Chevrolet I . paint. Look.s .and runs Uke new 5 discussed tbetr projeets. this time or not. Our main rea· 1-l>ornoa Reibel, Reporter. sod for beillfil here to serve you Ann. and Janice is our expert, friendly prescrip.. corned the members a( the Five The Nease Settlement Clover- tion 1ervire. We'll atJpreeiate C btm.! 4_H Assistant scriptions for friends and custo. ra ' . ' mers in and around Middleport. Vicki Spencer presented a report on the Meadow Lark. Tbe Ht-Phuolrti.e·-ws· I hl·e c &J•n \.IIJU 111 arlet Tans er was the to ic p~esent to .assMt the adSc g , . P 1n evaluation ~ach mem· of Judy Brewer 9 bird report. ber's project. The bird feeders Karen Griffith selected to reconstructed by the girls for pori on the Ruby . throated their Ohio Birds project -were Hummingbird. Twila and Jane _ Ann Karr gave a report the Hummlngibrd. The girls discussed pecsonal e~~;";!~llCI= with the birds In "' giving facts on the birds' ha· bits. Following the Mrs. Holter and Mrs. hoan conducted a discussion on "What We'v~ Learned Birds This Summer.'' girl then showed her bird er and answered questions. Mrs. Crabtree, the 4·H assistani, assisted by the advisors, Iconducted the local judging of Ithe girls projects. The 4-H'ers 11wh() had mal.e garments mod- -Twila Karr. Reporter. D~-~ • -..-- · The Leadink Creek Helpers Th• Nease Settlement Clov- 795 WY 2-5342 . . _ I"'====-==,.,=======-=== The Chester BOlnd Aids met reporter. 'at the Chester Gran~e Hall on .July 13, ·,t 7:30 p m. with Mrs. Robert Reiber of the 1 the vice president. Marilyn : Rutland Garden Club attended , Karr, in ~bargE' . There were tbe July 21 meeting of the Har twelve mernbt-rs prftll'nt. ~ . tisonviJle Girls' I Honor project lesson 4-H \\'3s Ciub held at the Harrisonville ing radioach"e falloot. The Grange Hall. Mrs. Reiber dem- girls were te!4ted on Lhe lesQhStrated "Arrauging flower$ son Get well l'ards were sen I <!occording to Geometric De· to Mrs. Ed"' Summerfield and ' signs." She o•'• the group oth· M1. John Hotlman . July 211 was C!r helpful pointers on flowers, set as the nexl mee-ting date, and suggeo!Pd what kind of [l•====.....,_...ii..........i fiowers to look for in selff'tin~ specimen flowers. Ernestine · Wood gave a talk concerning the Safety Sroech contest to I bo held in the county. - Mar- , 1 gie Warner, Reporter. .·.- Clean electric heat is priced right for aU homes ' STOCKED IN 2 PATTERNS WALL PANELING & CEILING TILE FOR YOUR SELECTION. Middleport, 0. ! SAVE ON MOORE'S SALE ON. TACKLE and SPORTING GOODS Mrs. Emma Whittington and Mrs. Freda Smith, advisors "I 1 the Columbia Make It Girls 4-H ZEBCO ROD & REEL, $11.99 value $6.66 . .1:ub, . met with their 4-H'ers ··n I July 17 at the Columbia Ele ! ZEBCO ROD & REEL, $20.99 value $9.22 mentary School. I A dlseuulon "Good l'ood Ka bits" was held . Sewjn~ dPn IOfl :drations were Aha pre~ented b' followin~ girls . Su~if \If'• ~"'ilm finishes; How IP ThrNtrl ,l Needle was giVf"!r by Ma!' gie Jeffers. and Rutl • A.nn !o r(!, ,· detnonltrated How to 11l'!l~l 1 IQn showed the rorrrd Starns. Ruth Ann -also report. ed on h411 r exp::.rimP.nl"t>S 31 4-H Camp. - Susie .'lelllon. Repor· · tor. 'n't Chester Farm 'Roys m~;~t at the home of Rogtr () .. bornf' on Jul} 20. Ten memb•rs and their advisor, Ross Cit-land. wen pr('Senl. Joe-y Baile~ re ported on F'ort'~try A r(•p11rt . "A f:ardPn " was givt'n b~ Louie f'rpdnu ·k Fi'or the-ir recrt-a ' ...."· lht' !lltys hPid ~ sofl· ball ~8mf' ~rved. !"lPfrp:;;t-JrtlPfit~ Wf'rP - Jat'k FrPdt>rick . Lirid·· Yost lan·· :h., pr+'SPTliPd All Fishing Rods Including Brands FAMOUS ACTION- ZEBCO- ANGIER • 25% OFF STILL PLENTY OF T1MB FAMOUS CATCH 'EM QUICK RUBBER WORMS 2 FOR 25c the Pon· Club met at thf' t'h·~rr ·f' hH~TTif'nl on July 14. -i£1· ~ ~-o rl .. mtlr§trat.-d " How 10 \'ft.l..· l 'ani"M'd Soup~· · and o;how· ,_,, "Ho?. to \1akf' F'ruit Oes vi$m. Prftu~ ~ ?" at~ rtub SWIM FINS - pi ... u,-,.-<:1 - ~,r to clt>an •~~Wum t11t ,. NOW IS THE TIME TO STOCK UPI ENJOY THE SUMMER WITH GOOD EQUIPMENT ._fitt - ' 11..., ...., "' rr fll ., r~ •:itr. ' . \ . ' .... ..;..----~· Do You Know "' •H ,·'. . i t :. When You See An Ad In The Daily Sentinel •., This Is What It Means The" Daily Sentinel.... I . POMEROY, 0. __ N !J•• ,, -: ' 1'----~----~--~~,---~- ·:~~ilQ"'' ~~·='"-~·~·;'·r·l~·;t .?>•nll;t;";Jhi">~ ~~lli the Board ..,_ eaD be comr!nded fined $5011 I dBJ, the time In the IUIDIDer of 1965. lbe boothIt In projectsEmeatlne Were dlscuued PhoM wY 1.2511 -, wayor working. tookWlddl judpd W ocr atratlort. Reporter - Marjorie 'il uon, .Chrysler president Lynn A. After the ~ of Mayor The plloll for that voya hour to' free ~ · o · Townielttl aald. "TI\ls will maite Smltb, E 8 Fftnch, lllgiHt bave yel to be 101ected, Chrysler more fuRy competttiYe said "I'~ ~ favor ol a aewe; leading contenden lnetucle v, wltb OIU' major competitors In lf • erao spacema Waller .' 11 but 1 don ,1 Schlrra ..>..;.. bile business both of I can get "" •· Jr. IDd threcl ..,lall>'·'1 1•want to pay $S a month for •• .,;v "" a .......o . · · . ' whom ha~ had flnanee aubsk!; aamething I'm not getting." An- oeweomen, Thomas . P. ~" Ytf eW8 lariea lor a number of years. other visitor asked what the lord, Nell A. Armslroa1 ·-,. TO'WIIIOnd said thet stepa are peulty would be for failure to Elliot M. see Jr. · mlllll being taken bnmedtataly to uthe " te biD Tbe The fourth Gemini tabUsh Chrysl;r cn.til ~ pay sew~ge ra · Ml11lon, len!Jtlvely oiet for 11 11 und 111e· !14eci!CII of l!l&yor ezpla.""" that under or- 1965 will be a two-day afflplr ~ ;', ~ · vke ·~ dbtance the Individual will bave wltb the principal task '• na,.,.,;; "' .· (~i!r .~atlil!i- an,- t. made agahlll. t~ IIDklng up with lnother Furtr;"~ ;itt tile iii!W com- Jli"'PP''V .lax lor bJiure to "'!1)1 -a previously .orbited pony iillbii lllltlluJII:ed u plans ply'l'be.· · :,_ lnted. 1· ~-stage roeket -17t 111 • ~~t~~· be l8ld mayor ....., po ou ilp In space dams were are COMP<I • • that lbe city can, by ordinance, Veteran a~tronaul Gordon movemoots: prevent the use of sepli<. taDU Cooper who set America'• OW. Rlvir - Buckeye State II f!llt WOIIId be C!!lll!fdered lnfld. rent r~ of 22.9 orbits 14, 4:35 p. m.; Tampico Up equate, and charge anyone a about 34 hours on the nail 5:10 P· m.; Jeflboat up 14, ..woge rate who has aceeas to last manned Olght In May of 10 p.m.: Solan Lane up 14, a aewer cotmectlon. 1963, and trainee Charles IZ:t& a.m.; Jolm J. Rowe down Elltered Haopllal The mayor referred the mal· (Pete) Conrad, are given the 14, 3 a. m.; !d. up 1'Among lhoN who entered the ter ot phase chang~ to the best chance of making the dell· 3:111 a. m.; Eao Holm boapltal in the past 24 sewer committee whidl wiD cat• and tricky rendezvo 1'. 5 a. m.; New hOIIn . were Mn. Thomas E. dii"'IN !be situation wltb 1be flight down 14, 1:15 a. m.· Eut.Mills &10 Fourth Ave., Larry enllrtellfs. lt was also decided · _ dowa 15, 1:4& a. m.; AnJt. E. Stewart, 143 Second Ave., to conault the village sollcltnr ette Jonea up 11, S a. Dl.l A. Plua Eugene Hyrne, 154 Wood- to change tho! final phase of UCllOD Dyke up 16. 4 a. m.; L. Fleoft Lind Dr., Mn. Ullle M. Fisher, seclloa ~ell Ill the proposed up 18, 4:35 a. m.; Lady - . 13 Mill Creek Rd., Francis 0 . aewage plan. Tbis sectlot. reads { up 18, l:lt ~- m.; P~= Hilt, Rt. I Gallipolis, Mrs. "But shall not be used for the 0 0 OWer 17, 1:10. p. m.; l Georae C. Holley, Rt. 2 GaiU- uleltlion Ill the aewage BYSup 17, 2:15 a. m.; polls, Mn. Howard Fl. Mead- tem to aetve unsewered areas Application lor new r up 17, s:llil a. in.; Dixie owo, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. o, for any other purpose wbal· reduction• Ohio Power Co. up 17, 3:» a. m.; Rose G. Charles L. Clmden, Kerr, Mn. aoever ." 'l'hll _,lion referred od with the PubUc 18, 5:30 a. m.; A. J. Jolm Fritz, Rio Grande, Mn. to the aewcor after lao compt. Cotmnlllllon of Ohio at Patll!ll down ta, l:i5 a. m.; OnCharleo Wood. Rt. 2 Bldwel~ lion, bua July 15 bas been approved wan!' up 19, 2:15 a. m.; Chrla A REPUTABLE STORE- A store that lives up to ih adverti~ Albert B. Watts, Crown City. Those 'Who reglltered com- by the commission and Jr. and Sputnlck up IJ, 4:4& a. Nolan l'. Swackhamer, ~ plalllts were Ralph Martin ol 11ecom1 effective Aug. I. m.; Louisiana op 20, 7:25 ·a.m.; ing bargains, has 1 reputation lo uphold. . w. va., Cheryl Denise Cunning- Locust-st., Walter BIIDCII, WIJ. The reductiona, which will s. M. Jenks up :U. 1•45 a. m.; ham New Haven, W. Va., .Mra. llam Lowe, both of Powell-st., save Ohio Power customers . down 23; 10:40 p.m.; Huth V. Goodltlte, Rt. I letart. and G. Bishop, Page-s~ Milch· total ol $242,0011 annually, Ladd Deaa up II, l:lll a . w Va. Mn. Richard L. ell and French. benefit large users of electrl John Hood down 2S, 1:40 Schwa~ m Beech St., Middle- · Charlea Poulins, trustee of ty who do not live In to m.; Dlaqe BraDI up Greeaup port, Susanna E. Amold, Rl I !be dump, laked the. oouncQ &' eleclrle homes, 10111e cus p.m.; Valvollne up Grtfti.. DEPENDABLE QUALITY - In the mercl-tandise it sells. MMpomeroy, Mn. Relph !I· Sew- bout fll\llatl- reg~ the en who Uve In aU • 10:10 p. m.; JlQie Otalllap ell, Mlnenvllle, Mrs. Melvin L. shooting or rats at the . elly 11o1ne1 and all public, , Greenup U•ll8 · a,m.: AD ., J chandise that is exactly 11 repre&ented. , , Foreater, Rt. 1 Racine; Mrs.- dump. Tile mayor Slid lltere· II and parochial aehools wh IP ~ 1:41 a.JIJ. Florence E. Smith, Oak Hill, an ordina~ which Jll'llltlblll ... 11ectr1c heating. s. LewiJ tiP- Ott 1' 1:• David w. Jonea, 0a1t ln)l, Mrs. the firln& of guns within the Major savings under new'm.; Ranger ciq!lil ~ · Lawrence D. Lltliam, Rt. 4, city limolll. rate schedule will go to resi- a. m.; Miss Lou do'Wil 31, U Oak Hill, Mn. Cbarlea E. Bw:· In OCher council aetlvlty, a dential Cll8lomerl wbo do Dol p. m.; Walter Bedtford ton, Rt. 4 Jacklon, Mrs. Chal' motion puoed to lll!eO[II rest~ In tots! ·electric bomea. 31, 11:40 p. . m.; E. P. HONESTY - In advertising m"'laqes and In de1llngl with . IN WU!s, Rt. 4, Jackson, Mrs. a bid from lbe Shelly Company In these cases, lor aU borne down Sl, 1:15 a. m.; Thelma M. Holtz, WeUIIM, Ka- Ia part, up iD a tots! of "',0110, usage betlveen 800 and 3.0011 doWII S1, 1:40 a.m. Aetna the public. No 1Hempt to f1lsify or deceive. ren A. McCarley, Wellston, Ira lor street IDd park repair. The ldlowafthoun per month, lbe Iaville up 31, 4:50 o.m.; In••ad-11 E. Hammond, Rt. 2 Wellston, street commolttee will recom· rate will be ceduced from lbe er up Meldahl 1:50 p. m.; Mn. Arnold R. Davis, Sr., mend lhooe streets needing re- present 1.5e per KWH to 1.2e !her Hordntaa 1111 lleldahl Rl. 2, Wellston, Mn. Fran~ _W. surfacllls. per kwh. For Ill residential uo- p rr..; Alton Sepbyr down .MolBeckley, Hamden. Mrs. l!ldltlt · Property owners on FalrlJ- 11• over 3,000 KWH ptl' month dahl 10:40 p.m.; Ql*ll c. IIetz, lluntqton, Mn. Geot- dr., bave .,._. to PlY for tllo the rate will drop to Ic per dowa Meldabl 1:45 1. m.; ~ VALUES- ev•ry Sentinel Adv1rtiser has 1n lmport1nt m.S. 1• M. Mathia-. Kenova, W, repair of lbelr own airel! on a KWH fllllll t.llc. II will mean lena down Meldahl 3:211 a.m.; , va., Mn. Joaepb H. CanireU. frontace bacl•. Tile street com· a uvlnp ol '1110,800 annually !Lynn B. doWD Meldahl li:lili a. uge for ~ou. It pays to re1d them all. Ashland. ICy., Barry D. Wade, qllltee wDI need a quotaHon to about !4,000 of these coo- m. Rov-ood. W. Yo., IDd Mn. f<W Ute COli of repaving the ot1t- ~Mien. , Ga!Upollo Dim lndl1118 J. Holi!7 Balser, Rt. I Rav... er etreels before the work Is In the future, Ohio Powf!'l wlll ldowa 11:50 p. m.; Merrill wood, w. v~. atarted. bill Its total - electric Jtom•il:15 •. m.; Semel up !::Ill a. m lfrd<l A motion wu ~ that the eustomen at A rate ol lc per Pblllp Sporn up 1:45 a. m.; Mrs. Weally Wloe, Rt. I, Mid- f!Dip-rerlteflnnlng Aug. KWH lor all electricity over ilayou Lorraine up 1:15 a.m.; dllport. datlllhter, 5:30 p. m., 2, count and deposit all park· 3,000 KWH used pet month. 'C. v. Harner up· lt4i a. m. Mondl1. illfl meter money and lines and com~!"""' to the P""eDI rate of KIDiwlla ll.tvn - AM Dlllll .... . 'depollt' tJtem In lite v!Dap 1.21! for all KW1! over l,J.GO per Winfield 1:40 p. !JI.; W. Patients IIIC ru, ~ lniM'7•. Tile Job· Wb loi-· -lb. '11111 wDI llfect about &haver Jr., up \V.IIllleld 9:11 p. ( lllcludod Mn. Audrey WleltiU.., ly , .littended to be tho pollee ~ . Ill tbe .,..... 11,0011 1ft.; LucY J81111 1.u up WJD. IIonald Mllllr, &v. J o h • depertmont. The clerk was aliiQ kilal [ oleelrte .,.,.._. and lleld 11:40· p. m.;<Georp Prlt!e MontpDery, Lafayette Barry, authorlted to tnlllfer 111 J liloan a lotali~Uht,p 1o them ol dow!~ Wlllllild L m.; £1. lfra, M.D. PU'IOIII, Mrs. E~ ~ tJt8t be saw II~ ta,III!O I*' ~· . ';.rdlft dcnnl Wlailold l:lti a. ' lla Payton, Linda JC. Llthey, Pr~t at lbe meellt1c - - Tweoli.U idPI'* llllng elec, lin.: Thefmo . , . Wlnflold ., Diana J. Wllllb. 'l'lmotb1 &. ~~ayoo·8tnllh Cleltl 0.0 11'11! httalln8 wiU ' rlallze a IDtal1:25 a. ln ..i 1'81110 up Winfield ..... Mrl. Clarllli Nleboll, TreiJurer Bob .~er..,and Coqtt- llll1l!p.. !II q 1 !iiur.IJ • - t l a. II!:; Belen Z. down •i •" ; \ 11anata Self, walter E. fCiaa, ciiD'tell J~ 1Mtle, wayne Gil). 0011 Mnually. 1bla. ptarka the lleld 2:. • · ... ; Gle!td\tn •. , ' l ih. a. x...·llilllllcli. ...._lira."-. CUlt ni ~,_ O..llmt-11me·- - 'lttl . !bat ~ld :t•tl tt ;,Jili; ,. i' '\ 'lielt •t J«t. B • .,- IDf...t R1irio. · ~ ~· ud' Ropr (ldo ~ hu pi.IIOid nil! r. ~orlb 4otm Wbtlltkl 1:11 ,, om. t.hP Joyca Ans Rlt- ~ :ki~t!im ~~~port::.\1 CONSULT THE ADS EVERY DAY IN 25% OFF PHONII! WY 2-2848 m. FQRNt. IE MAKE YOUR PURCHASES THE SAFE WAY •ir" tt~i.-rn:t:'l- Ofi:-o\'n'I'!JJI f<'IJI .. ntnt's -.rf' discus.wd anrl tht blanks -Dieted - FLOATS BALL GLOVES- BALL SHOES- SUMMER CAPS TENNIS RACKETS ~ BADMINTON sm thf> gtrl~ - hcJOk" ,•.•. , • tll .i ' l'" fn t lfWRI ptd •1 r rqP"' · Thete twe home• are $25,0ll0 apart, but bodt are heated the fiMII: \~elf . posaible: tftctrically. Whether your home it luxurioua or moilest,, ~!1.!~ electric heating will be more comfortable, cleaner 111d more converuennhan .. . . any orber kind of heat. ' . 25% an SERVICE . ' ' " ri1PC'Kt ·i1 p' • off AS MARKED :f'l't. ., Eber'- h;)f"h. 111e . REELS IEDOCID All OTHEII POOL ACCESSOittES REDUCEO ~ .1.-R: ~ - H Mr't. 1.2211-""' ..... ~~-- ·'.. ~ FISH LINE ~~L-L-tN~I;;;O;;;V;ER;..,I!I2 ;;5~0~% 25% OFF FAMOUS LURES & SPINNERS BEACH BALLS - II01TOM- .AB!AD FOR GOOD FISIUNG !""'· lOI'Ier. drmonstratlon~ w~wn $19.95 ZEBCO ROD & REEL, $39.49 value k~~lo::": U:. Rate Red • Obi p Kinq Builders Supply Co. 290 N. 2nd Av. Rlg":~ ~P1,:: as':.o:a:ve:,!; Hospital News •Reg. 9"x9" Stocked In 10 PaHerns. on rt>view- :n,:a_ f~ ~~:: a;~:; The 4 Points Behind Every Ad? 1 Floor Tile rro:tlog ·- fti • 1-16 in. 12"x 12" Vinyl Asbestos NWlnl cltrnoiJIIA. Howll'd lAwrence'• •tore .. ·. -&!ole Nellon, Report.or DeWitl'a l'llil Ill Loac The .!!ND~!= early Monda)o II beln( IIIah School. The Five Point Star Stltclt- gated b) the Melfi COUDty liJe. I am:::~~ met July 11 at the home riff Robert C. Harlabbach's tedey KthatR'::~ ~ Julia IDd Lucy Holter. Jack' partmenl ore being uked to Mora reported on the hablll It .,... reported lllat vllllllals u 1111day, AUSUJI 3 at , a. her favorite bird, the CardJ. jllned entry Into lbe store -· an organlzatloaal '::~1 Each member reported on ~tochl"l the aereeo wDI be held. Mr. R• :,.ame1oc':: a1., "'"" a• hlgb """'""l al the fair. Tha maiD door opea with a beaYJ practiced the correct p~ lnstnnneal. Sheriff llarltenbacbl of modeling. -Lenora' reported that nothing appean Louise MichaeL 'have been stoleD. A violent windstorm B 1965 ours y ._lei ""-:._•- 011 ...,....,...,... I Whitehead. - Jean 1\'hilehead, ~ectJ·A~J-'·~·J_.= Inve.d•..>~"'"' 8 & E •• _......, --. .,...._ li••ttertd. IDd ShaTIIII 0,. A breaking lllld e>ter1ng '" 141n]"ured By Windstorm In NOrth D3kOta tJtrouch Mlool; DlghL ~ H Jed -•lor SOMETHING NEW ymg' factory, -Jun Wbl~ liMn . JOdi Grove ,_,_ lnterflnltee with elforll .::~lrtportf!'/ , - ..... ..____.._ •--•-- to ....._. spoll80l' 1 jl!Dey wpper at ..........-..... ....,... """' ball Prid"" ';':'C.~"::.~' at 1 p. the 88th Congniu before .., llfiiiKUDC COIIl'eodoll bellns. A number Jleport.o Cll R-8 Camp _.. m. wllb pr~ to be platform eommiltet hy Jeany . WbltiiDfiOD for paiiiUJI& of Itall. alao are COJI8I'I!IIrneu. llbarCII D)'e wt. the CoiMake II Glrll mel em Ju. Sheriff' De ~~:.a: 1 · 10 at lila Columbia llcboal. partmeot II CHASE ! •. 700 co-j-:: f t. . . 4 ~ Dixie Trimming" was the detnonJ ~r · stration topk selectPd by JE>an1. Amencan Astronanl s PI. an· FJ Tile Gardell clUb Pleat wW meet WednoadaJ at I p.111. •u 1110! lol* ol .~ at the nome or Mi.. ·lillltcJD jprutk ~- 11~ I!Guth, with Mn• ....OS ..,. ttbowed "Bw to Sit, tr 81111 -Mn. PIUI¥111Mlr .. I~"""'· and ~.· 11 were• Walk lllltde to .vlttt I IMII•'N. · .JIJLY II 11J Ulllted PrH1 ltMndlllal 0 l\IYir9W to SALES il ~~!e~i:~~~~ ~Leonara and ors, checked the pro)<'CI . s. cooking. Dixie Carson, Dixie ol the lime was spont-.n the \lbe rol call topic. _Sev•eral Local JUdgmg of the projects ' Wamsley Mary Gardner Vicki completioo of bird project members discussed thelf was diScussed. Sandra Newlun Karriso~'· M·"" •Rie Wamsl~y and ,fbook:;;;•;;_·=•G;;r.;,;ace~~Hy;,;se~ll~,=.;,;Re-.;,;_c"'am-"pi'"ng"-trl.ipiiiOilo=Jac=kso=n•,"'Oh"'i"lo. presented a demon!l.trabon, "Ho to Make Ground Meat Ja"" &huler, jOVe demonstrafilll~:· '!low to S.w or. Neck ltions ~Jane Schuler, Report I ...., Tbe 1110-mu <»mmllleo ""' bold public ltearlugs ben MoDday, 'nleaday IDd Weclresday, Aug. 17, II and 1t. Ute week before the Demoeralle NatiGOII Convention opena lo Allalltlc City Cll Alii. Jl. 4111 lbt Nllolr Chry Corp • a} • • • Establishes sales Addibon Finance Co. PoMeroy, Ohio met on July 14 at the home of erettes met at the home of Mrs. M_a rie Ko~lentz and Mrs. Warns!~· Wlth . Mrs. Linda and Dtobbie Johnson for :cleo Smith, advisors, were . Club gathered. at Lm~a?_~r~~.n t! HI"'Tlr'~ ~arris~n . and Mrs. , their July 14 meeting. These ,charge of the July 15 me<•lilll! ~orne for thf'lr Juh ~ f" Charolet Pecham in charge. 4-H'ers devoted their time to the Chester So and Sew .NG. Mrs. Margaret Bdrown . ! . ll !I we-,·t' present . field lrip ba~ on their Ohio Club. ''What I Want to Be and Mrs · Pauline My•cs a VIS· e< on' the ·' · de 1 G t ~ t f u••h School" : · · book projt>rt IP~_.;on - Birds project. 't'be remam r 1 e u o ~1.16 . The RJvervtew ?rrls .Iuton lOll. Tbe I t..,, Ire befnl In the llltllon'o capital to lfola I:'J•I' ............ """'... plac. .. ibe J11!7 . :"ndpe=..toy• IDd pushed down acrosa the HOUSTON (UPl) -Amerl· The JIIUIIvl orbital usault west and the town of ca'a utrmauta, gr01tnded by a by a quartet of two-man Gem- more s C claimed a illet ol triiiiJIIrlatlon I« IDI cre'WI would, If ltloemlu L ~- · • the past 14 moothl, planned to lar oullltrlp the lltlmaled 390 log nearly 700 boun Ill llyiDa hours of ~ time racked up Tho wlnds at Minot nre~:\lor time In speoe In tbelr - b! &IJ: ftn•llan eqsmonauts olftclllly clocked at 140 The 4-H'en who are memben ~ LEVIED Gemilll cap•nlo by the eod ol since the era ol mamed spa hour. Tha lltDrm tmned the Harrlaonvlll• Boys and Tile Ohio State Pairol reports sler 18. Olght began three Jean ago. toppled trlllen In at 4-H Honor Clubl me1 to- the conviction or • Allronauao VIrgO I, (Gu dlffONIIIt campo, and conducted a joint RhOdes, 4'i, Letart Falls, who Grissom IDd John W. IDd left -~~ Illwltb KOIUI)' Caney 1101'- wu fined flO ilnd coats on an are scheduled to pOol the • with debrll. as president. The Lord's lntoslcallon charge lo GalllpoUs pound, dual -eonk'olled eel Ia was prayed and the court Monday. (Continued from pqe I) 08p81Jle Ott Ill tltfee.i>rblt ina• Power w·u Imoelt: out to the American and ,~ ..---->'al fJlgbt In Deoelllber tho city for bourl. 4-H were given. Plans Mef&l Memorial Hotpllal by lbe state attomey genereL ~ · Ugbll at Minot for a 4-H picnic for ADMISSIONS - Ode Massar, ~ The city has beeD &lveo W>onday, fellow Airport wen out and HEATING AND . NEW YORK - The Board of Ill October I, 1... to complete James A. McDivltl and Central Alrllnes IDd !hair parents on Reedmlle; John Radekln, Car..., ward H White U a pair of 2 at Lake Alma. Allan penter; Ernest Ward, RuUand; Directon 111. Chry8lor Corpor · a- llie MWIIt p1anl, 81111 unlil De· 'ho oined plane was lorced to and Kenny C•- re- Sherman '1'11111, Rutland; Ellz. AIR-cONDITIONIN*' ·: •\(',¥ . Uon tod17 aulborized lbe eatab- <-ember 31, 1iM, to flod a waJ Force caplalna w l Minot Air Foree llul. - _, • llsbiDflrt at a Cbryoler ilales 11- to flnallce II. 'nil actual ...,. s~'llce progr!IIT In September on their stay at camp. abetb Grueser, Hartford, W. & naiiCfl company to aaslst deal- lll'lletiCII musl be completed ,962, were na!ned pllots of Minot pollee were out boyo then went to their Va.; Rex Argabrlte, Reedsora and car buyen In !lnanclnl ... ••- 111,_ ol .... ac> second Gemini mlaslon ~ lbe buslnetla ~ meeting In another viDe. ._ _. ., ... ,.. ,...., ....,, flight .._ t ~" --• the In ....,.. The pis were shown DISCRAHGES - Hetty Cape· 11 1 1 w~ and retail car .... __....._ to u - Smllb. F 0 r u•l 11'111 ..... m to pih&l - - - · ' truck puicltaoea. '::::;::::'to .;;;;; with the stall orbit lor four days early An '!Joy~ at State Extension libn Cll harL New Haven, W. Va. I ·.. · : · . '.,' Till lllw company wlU • be;,;""each COIIIICilmaD Is sub- sprmg. dr In lbe ~ . Setting and Table ManHarol4 Ch•• Mo•. . ·' . .. ..,., '"'"q":. ·d r· 1 11 :::au Cbrysler Credit Col' to 1 jill term 81111 the city lve-altar Jqh.,... :e= :O::s Loouot 11. Mldtlt- ·,,-·· Cedillac - Oldsmobile "You'll Ute Our Quality Way ol Doing Bu!iDells" Here at Roller Phannaey we deeply appreciate . this vote, of confidence, and we're alway• looking for new wayo to be of service to you. ·' - - - - -< ~~~ f!ttor;:.. KARR & VAN ZANDT held their local judging yollf thinking· of us. the hOille of Annett. and During the last 39 years we've .warner on July 16 . Mrs. fiUed more than 460,000 pre- Point Star Stitchers . to their home for the July 20 meeting Democrata II thet lilt)' lllo may II>'• Repuhlleaa Ia C. lfell • pal or lbo beet fllr helping paso tile elvll l'f8bll lllw which len. Barry Goldwater VOU4 llalltli. Democrat~ upecl no repelllloD ol pul tonflillluu eM! n,Itla blttlel ~ u ~ 11 • llchl ·credeollaiJ, ud ean QDJy hope to bold It to lea titan party-tpllttlnc dimepll-. At lltelr SID .rr-lleo CClll11oa, tho llepublteana N)ed~enelforla 111 looll... In lltelr 210 2-Dr. 6 cylinder standard transmission, 2 tooe porter. 1111 Pr. .nt thlnkiiJI of - Demorratle Coogreea to pau 11. Goldwater wu one of only liJ. GOP who voted op1n1t lbe dvU rlghta bil~ a1mot1 at .:urbinl roce diJcrlm. lilatlml In IChQolll, )obi, VOIIII, UN ol ·pu~~~~c aecommodatlool, IDd outlay of ledlral ftmdl Be cllled Its job IDd publle ..,_ N!ll!nwJatlolla Metloal IIIICOI>llitullaDal. T b e 1\omocntlc Plallarm CollllllltM DOW bolq bled II beaded by Rep. Carl Albert. Okla., llc>uM Dlatoerlt1c leader and •. eloll aiiOCiate of Prealdeot L)'llllau B. John- 4-H Club News J •' ;;;;;;."' ~~ ··"·:-< ''i&f ' ,P" '· • I ~·. .... I ·, M::,:';.'>' .· ' . . ' 4tf• ~ . ,, !'.;' '><~lt ,..:-· ·.•• • ' ., " ' . ..... ~~, 1 .... *it' • "' . . ,. ~ ~.;:.. . - ·l?E? ·r ..:-.-rr-:l '..:i ~ '•I '-, -:• \$.'·-··· ~i·\1:;,··. , IL. 1 . '""""' ' f ......,. •·.' I "lo".....-----~~--....--------~~--""'i"-·!1!".!1'!"'!"'"'~'"~~----·~ •Jr( • !f!.··1· ·r.< ' '• ... �'. .. \ • ' .' , Holter' H0sf5 Supply Cour•e" Mrs. Ccrrl Hysell .nan, complered by .4ddlll . is HoneS$ for Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. JulJ. !8, tVG:' .------•~ Funeral Services 1~,:.~~;~ s Mainlv1 About Held Saturday "'Mr. 111111--".. 1Coo1c"""' -.a Pvt. Gcrioo R. Atldlll. a. · ·• 111ft!'Ull' ot lbelr daQibler, Mn. J - . · a. o ... of Mr. 111111 ~o~n. Geclrl• s. Club Meetmg Debbie. G..-. were Myrna and p pi / Leach of Mlnoral Wells, W. Va. R !land com Around And ee1esta sw~es m1 Bemard eo e n df d art lllOUIICiD8 tbe birth o1 • s8 f rdnv E Alklnl, Roott 1• u • • Mrs. Cll'l ay..u enteta~ne~ . m1 Tom Lyo1111. for Mr. Ra or daulh'*· · Reilna Kaye, .. Jy- · u -1 ve ~:~~~ 111e KID club .-ntiY 111 1w1 About Miss 1\larliiiiiiO Wooclprd bas Pomeroy Funeral services fOI Harry ly : · ~~ad! .. lbe Ulllll' ~!: ~ ~ JII'Oif&lll al tbe Amrl ()rd. home Ia R~ aeaaloD returned to her employment at , Radford were held from lhe . ' ·· · · daugbler of IIIDC< Center and School, AllerA obort Oh 81 Middleport Ohio Slate University after Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Ewing Chapel Saturday at 2 ~"".!"::,.rd·s· L. How- ~0::'!.. :":! c1ee11 Provlni Grumda. Md., Ju- conduc~:."~~ r 1 = :.:rc!, " ' dat!ared '::cu.! ;::tt. • Sha,J;., t.g ;~~ • ______...:.._~--.--- -"i~---------_.,.~~-.'{' ttl I"Ae he'lr"r Oti"M 11.;.,.11_,.,. :fre. ~---~--------...,..---.....,.:.__;;.,_ 1 I ~Y.MtDDI.£PORT, OHIO .·VOL XVI NO. 89 ' ·, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1964 ·: ~ ~------------------~--------~~~~--~---------------------- ~?~----------------~r-~ Goldwate ~ --enies Report • ' . . Put- j. D.!,r r,•rl Ranger ' 7 Passes . Crucial Test, to Qi.t Moon Friday those Windon Family Reunion Held at Will Home • e 1 South Bethel fUB e//Homecommg A dec/ Veal: W ften ' f' \ =:: speadlng a week wltb her par- ml son Mark were Sunday p. m. with the Rev . C. Mel· rd of Hartford W Va Pater- Rood ly st. UDger, tat b Mn l!Yae!L Miss Nancy Reed and her ,ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold dinner iuests ~ Mr. and Mrs. vln Alkire, pastor of tbe United ~al grsndparenls ~ m1 A~ ....., Mr. IIIII Mn. Alldns wu trained to . : prize, ~~ . : Mn: Ed&• 1 molller, Mre. Elmer Reed, h.ve I :~o~~·s~,:"" ; ~e;! Milton Roush end famlly. M~~~~t ~~cl~~r Mrs. Virgil E. Leach of Mm- lloborl 'Jbomp!M and Louella. :;"'~~ Gamel were played wltl retumed from trlp "'Cle.eland jvork City. Missea Shirley and Patricia cemetery and pallhearero were era! WeU. Mlll'J, Georp 8lld ~ and equlp!neat 8lld uitruonlc clean- prizes awarded to Mn. PrR and mto Mtchigan the pas! wPek . and Shirley Thompson of H Frank Alfred Frank Wayne Rauob, Pomeroy, Mr. hig devlces He ~IVed bssk and Mrs. Olllinger, Mn.. Harrt Mrs . James Johnson and Miss Judy Bing I! tbe guest Zanesville were weekend guests p!;ry Riggs' VIctor Wippel: and Mn. Fred 'l'lloai>""' ODd tralDlD& at · Fort Jacuoa. S.C. Davl! WOD tbe door prize. Hot daug)!ters, Sandy anti Karen. ,or her grandmothe>. Mrs. J.K. of Ml. and Mrs. Milton Roush. Ro ryHolter ~nd Weld Windon. • PoUy~n~~ and Georp; Mr. llld Alldns I! a 111511 Graduate of lesll lllfttl were presented tl spent seV<ral days lasl week in Smith snd Mr. snd Mrs. VJn. . J.min from out ltlwn for Mn. Emmett 'iboJIIpiOil and Rutland 111g11 School and a Mn. Hysell. Bucyrus .whe~.e they were guests Icent Dabo and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Harris of Phoenix, ~ Mrs H H Tereu, Roy, Dwllbl and J0811; duate of Olda Ulllvor- A deosert course wos serv<Q of the toimer'l sister. Mr. and Thomas Kelly snd chlldren. Ariz. arrived Frlaay evening ~r:~.:,c;s ~~"eyntbi. Mn. George 'nlompeon, Mr. ~':'. sr• · by the hosteY to IIIIIlM Mrs J . W. Taylor. ' L D Ha"''ftOer is a surgical lot a vlBit with hi! grandpaHar- Dayton. Mr and Mrs. , Nova A capacity • !Ill..: bouse IIlii MnMr. ~ Mnw~.~ ~ y above and Mn. C.J . Ebersbscl · · '....., eots Mr and Mrs Orrts · • · South Beth 1 E b cburcll ble· ... . ,.,.... • ~ Ha ld Ebenbach Mrs. Don Burkey of Marietta, patient at Pleasant Valley Ha.. ' ih relaU~es Ctemeens, Colucbus; Mr. and at tbe • e u too' IIIICl.Mike, Oleeblre. ON GUIDED TOUI\ and Mn. ro . is with her parents, Mr. and pita! in Point Pleasant. Is and 0 er · Mrs. Alba Radford and sans, of Silver I.Pdl• was the ocene ... and Mrs Jobn lklete'l Mr. and Mn. Roy Grueser The next meeUng will be Alii Mrs. c.A. Emmish. Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Fred and Philip, Winfield, W. of Its annual Homecoming SeJ'o 1 nd .Jolm New.Marllnlbllle w. snd daUJbters, Marla and 1\lar- us! I at the borne of Mrs. C. Bougher of Columbus also visit· and daughters. Mary Ruth and and son of Belpre were week va ., and Mrs. Ada Vickers, v1ce ~Y· th Va.; Mr. 'tOld Mn. David .Ia. of Rt. 1, Pomeroy recently J. El>ersbsciL _____ ed last week with her parents. Joy. joined Mr. and Mrs. Ver- end guests of their parents. Mr. Athens. The day 9 servlcet! besan WI ton and Katlty, Mellua, IIlli made a suJdecl lour deep In Mr. and Mrs . John Lyons and non Weber and family, Dennis, ~nd Mrs. Sam Arnold and Mr. the Sunday School, hour follow· Stevie, Delaware; Mr. and Mn. Carl.lOad Coveros National Park SHOW SUD~ ele1 Cl"' Ml» family, Bernard, Unda and Pam Dean, Donna, Dallas, and Du- and Mrs. Mason Fisher. , • ed .by 0 fulllldren • r;,g ~ BeMV Mulford, Dayton; Mrs In 1011theutem New Mexico to Miss Joyce Covert, spent the weekend in ane, and Mr . and Mrs. Lawren. . s nd· Roush 1 Entertmn gr~ fea . dng the • Hom8i Holter and the lloet. see the nutgnifl&let>l formatlOILS tary teaober In r •r Zanesville with her mother, ce Milhoan for a swimming par· •-~~ Barb~a f.lS~;I:.e ~ith With Sundt'Y Dinner r<lllslng• qu~rtetRal)d ..?,~ ~ ~ end Atm, Janlee, Ai!8lln the world fiiiiiDIII cavern. sian. Tempa, EFlUBa., ro':io:!'": Mrs. Bernard Schramm L1nda ty and picnic at Forked Run .,.. s wee . ers. e ev. ~... and Eddie slides of the and Pam remained for a visit Lake Sunday. her brother and . ~19ter-ln-law, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Roush e!'800, pastor, dell~ered tbe . B\1BB.Uil8 v:$11 the United Stales, SundaJ, Aug· and Debbie Lyons and Myrna Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith are Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher enterlalned with a dinner SUjt- forenoon homecammg sermon. Mn. WIDiam Hubbard and uot 2, at I p.m., at the Carmel Searles returned borne with the ,at the Lancaster Melbndist In- and family. day at . their home on Bashan Featured ~s s~al alngers elllldnOl, Larry and Stt~attnt, ol EUB dlurdl. Tbe public II family . stitute this week where !bey are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Far· Rnad. througllout '• day 5 servlcel Ml•m'""lll 0 ., flslted OYer Invited. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. serving u counselors for Meigs ley ~f Cheylon: w. va., were Guests were Mr. and Mrs. w~re tbe Uhrig Bortbe!'l! QuJn. the wltb Mr. and Mrs. ~=::.-------obiEarl Davenport and family and Coonty MYF members. Attend· Sunday afternoon guests of George Ables and sons, Gary, te. of C!'llllcotbe, who were Harold E. Hubbsrd, Mr. end dleporl and Mr. and .4rs. J !>Irs. Milddred Zeigler included 'ing from Hesth Methodist Mr. and Mrs . Georg• E. Park- Gregory, Grant and Bob, or acca~pamed by Colen Rhoads Mn. Harold T. Hubbard of Mld- McKenzie of pomeroy. her daughter and fomilv . Mr Church are Keith Morgan, fto. er Fl. Wayne, Ind.; Dr. and of Chillicothe at the plano. Othand Mrs. o. Grimes and ·daugh· her! Swanson, Brenda Toney, · Mrs. Gene Ables and children, e. singe~ were tbe ChriSty '!be famBy of Joe and Ethel ters Karen and Pauline of and Connie Cooke. Mrs. Jolin Terrell, Mr. and Barbara, Betb, Bradley and Famlly Trw •f Grove City, I!Aiv. Windon held II! reunlotl SunMa~and. Karen has betn ' Mr. and Mrs. George Meln- Mrs. Joseph Struble and son, Sarah, Gallipolis; Mrs. Maxine and Mr!. Ray Gearbarl of Lou- day at the borne of Etnmet spending her vacation with the lharl and granddaughter, Sherrie Michael, and Mrs. Gene Mild Co•11, Parkersburg .. W. Va.: relvllle,_ Rev. Paul Hooks of Will and Mr. and Mro. Jamet Davenports. ' Mayer, have heen yisitlng for and children, Mark and Shari, Marla Burdine, Ballimore, Md. Rockbridge, and Faye Watson, Will, Chestar Road. Mr . and Mrs. Konald Eggert 'several days in Columbus with returned home Thursda~ mght and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee, local, who accompanied the A basket dinDer was ..rved and 5 daugbters, Sharon, Helen, \Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer and after a visll at Bradenton Bashan Road. Chnsty Trio m a ciOidng oum· at tiOOll with Enune• Will askCarol Susan. and Joyce of Ju· 'son, John. Beach, Fla. with Mr. and Mrs. ber. lng grace. Durinl tbe after. REG. $1.95 piter, Fla . were overnight guests Members of !be MYF of Rut· Charles Spencer and fam:ly and Other highlights al ~ after· IIOOn, • sbort program wu prelast Wednesday with Mr. and land Methodist Church whn are at Oneca, Fla., w1th Mr. and noon was the recognition by sented by tbe cblldren. Top and bottom Mrs. Wendell Bunce and r~mily . attending the Portsmouth dis- ~irs. John Bowen aoo Mrs. El· the present pastor of the three Attending were Mrs. GaD m o t h protection. Mrs. Wayne Gibbons returned ll.rkt camp at Lancaster Camp len Baer. They went by way prev1oos pastore serving tbe Windon, Nllllam Henry, Mr. home sunday after spending the ,grounds this week include Joel· of the w.st coast ljlld returned Sooth Bethel church, Rev. and and Mrs. toweD Wlndoa ml New and Improved week in Bucyrus with ht>r l'a- Jt.a Erlewiine, Judy and Jane Lu. b~ .way of tile ea~~ co~st. The! Fin8l arrangements complet- Mrs. Walter Fr ...sl of Belpre, Lowen, Jr., Uoyd and Lance, decorator c o 1o n. ther, Mr. J .E. Carson and :cas, sandra Deam, Teresa VISited several cities '". Flort- ed, Pomeroy Jehovah's Witnes- who served the charge from Mr. and Mrs. Miles McFarland daughlor. Ruth carson. Deafn. Lilly Imboden. Jean Sl· da and many _places of mterest ses will head for ,heir conven- 1945 to 1956; I!Aiv. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Will 15" wide jumbo Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons en· ders and Ja,mes White. Mrs. mcludlng Marmeland and St. lion at Jet Stadium Colum~us Paul Hooks "- Ro<:kbrldge, who and Terry snd Gary, aU of tertalned with a _cook·oul dm· lMildred Lucas and Mrs. Jessie Augustine. Ohio, July 30 • A~gust 2. ac: served 1956 to 1961 and I!Aiv. Columbua. frame. Full length ner Monday eve,rulll! In obser· i White are accompanymg the Mrs Edward Wolfe and dau· cording u. Mr. Curtis Leggo, and M~s. Roy Gearheart of Mr and Mrs. Raymond WJn. easy sliding zlppen. vance o1 the 13th birthday an· group as chaperones. ~hter;, Mrs. James Huffman spokesman for the delegation. Laurevolle, 1961 to 1963. Mrs. don and Cblp and Mr. ml Mr. and M". Chauncy Miller and hlld Jackie Steven Conventioners have obtained Everett Branscomb, wile of Mrs. Donald WUI and Karen Heavy gauge Vinyl and daughter from Wheelbtg, d ~ . re~ Mrs Carl Hick; accommodations througb a the late Rev. Everett Brans- and Mark, Worthlnston; Mr. swirl- deslen qulltw. va . spent Saturday after· :;:d :~~n. Rick). and Joe, !looming Department which has comb, who, served the church and Mrs. Robert llaflor ml MASON I· noon pnd evenmg With M~s. 0, Columbus were weekend vis· been aperatios in Columbus for from 19541 til 19!8, was . unable Kenneth, Wetldell, Ralph and LDJ. Charles Courtnev of Palmer-St. .to Mr d Mrs Clarence the past month Most will slay ~ attend because of mjurles Kathy, Galllpolls. 01 Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. ~s · In private homes. received in a car aecldent rp,. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Windon · an / TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY IGertrude Robinson of Byersvllle rews. During the four-day assem, cently. at>.d Debbie, Brian, Becky and SALI Mr. I ·- weekenci STARLIGHT JUMBO SIZE GARMENT BAG Pomeroy CIJUrch Convention Plans Are Announced I I r-'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'-,! ~ ~ DRIVE-IN Gordon Scott. Ret.ta St. John is spending several months ihere with her daughter. - -and, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner Judy Garland. Dirk Bogarde and children of Nortl Robmson. "I COUL.D GO ON SINGING" are guests this week of h!s par(Technicolor) ents. Mr . and Mrs. Joe 1 urner. Thur. & Fri. July 30.31 Mr. and Mrs. Karole Sauer Jack Lemon !and daughters. Mary Ruth and "U NDER TtiE YUM 'Joy , have returned from 2100 YUM TREE" .miles vacation trip which in· (Color) "T 4RZAN THE MAGNIFitENT" Mrs. Joseph Raub returned home Saturday after a several weeks visit wltb relatives in CinciMatl. Mrs. Rober! Schnitzler and son, Timmy, who were call· e<i here by the death of her grandmother, Mrs. Harry Weh· rung, have returned to their home in Chicago, Dl. 1 1 I bly they will eat at a huge cafeteria staffed aruf maintained by the Witnesses. This, plus many refreshment standa will supply their needs. ' "Of greater interest and inr parlance !ban temporal needs is the splrirual aspect of the convention" Leggo said. "Jehovah's Witnesses attend COD· -an d ~ 'eluded the pre•Pnlation or the Mrs. Rslph Welch and child· i"Siephen Foster Slory" at ren, Michael and Pamela, of 1 Bardsto~n. Ky. in the theatre Cincinnati are !be guests of ,m the Kenlucky Home Slate Mr. and Mrs. Jos.ph Raub. TOWN" ,Park. Miss Marilyn Turner, Oakley Webrung returned to (Colar) j former Rutland reS!dJ!Q.I , and his home in Pittsburgh, Pa., ....:=::;i;i~;i~· ,vmce student, has one of !be , Monday after being here for leading roles In the play. Itht funeral of his sister·in-law, ; They also visited MaiiUDOUth Mrs. Harry Wehr u n g. POMEROY OHIO Cave and rhattanooga, Tenn IHe was accompanied home by and Rack City. They stopped at 1Harlan Wehrung and Harry LAST TIME TONIGHT iLook nul moun tam and thP CIVIl , Wehrung and grandson, Donald. 'CAPTAIN NEWMAN. M.D; Jwar hatllegroond there. In ' Gene Milch returned to his <Techmcolor) \Georgia en rout{' home they employment at Kygel Creek GR~ory Peek Tony Curtll Angle Dfcknson . Bohbv lJar ,traveled the Unrle Remus Road. Monday after a several weeks lu, Eddie Alben. Jas Grt>g I In Flor~da they VJ"tP<f near illness. . ory. Jane- Withers ; .lacksonville and some of the Oakley Wehnmg of Pills· Colorcartoon IIndian reserv~tlons . Th• high- burgh, Pa. and Harry Wehrung ~ hght of .lh~ tnp was the Chr:ts- and son, Harlan, visited FriWED. o~nd THURSDAY Kirk Douglas and Edward G. Fobinson in "2 WEEKS IN ANOTHER MEIGS THEATRE 1 tu~ July 29.JO · NDT OPEN RlblJral I Lom, Genevieve Page, John Fraser, Hurd Hatfield . lains on FRilE the way borne. CLOTIUNG The Salvation Army will have SUN. MON. ond TuESDAY Free Clo thin~ Day Thursday August 2-3-4 "McLINTOtKI• morning from 9·30 a. m. until . . (is Mt:Nific~tntl) 12 noon at 115 Butternut Ave. (Techmcolorl Anyone in Meigs county tn John Wayne. Maurt>('n 0' Hara. Patrick W:~yn~;>. Sfpf neE'd of clothi~ is Invited . to ante Powers . Jack KrusC'hen. I attend. There wm be 8 service ChiD Wills Y•wnne UeCarlo . \ before the clothing Is given Color~rtoon Colore1rtoons ~....iiii:.,..;i;i;i=-::::-~~·~ou;:t~. ...,...,...,...,...,...,==;;;! 1" Common..sense: Armor Guard frame'k" dual tystem brakes (self·adjustmc, too) -, ._:ltandard equipment! 11 :' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caverlee Dr. Roush. of Huntington, w. Va., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob 1-. ....., Mrs. Welby Whaley returned home Sunday after a visit with relaUves ln Akron and Newark and was accom}lanied home by Mr. and Mrs. William King of Newark. •, I0 . I ~ '\ 1r One tf Shld•Dllkw'a u c.n.mon-a.n.. r trn \ bostl. Tltose atteadlng were Mr. and Mn. Jolm Ly0111, Mr. and Mn. Fielding Hawldll8 and grandcltlldreD, Marl< snd Mary Vroman, Mr. snd Mn. Charles Pullen, Mr. Bemell, Mrs. and Mrs. Lee Roosb, Mrs. J. A. Younc, Sr., Mn. Waller Bayes, Mrs. M. L. . French, Mrs. Wll1lanl ·Rayootdl, and Mrs. Evel)'D Games were plqed and prizes awardLewis. .__________,._....,_,.,.atllollowiDC 1111-.. • ,.....,., ...,,. _ _ ,_.... Now In Progre11 THE SHOE BOX 1 Take Advantage Of Th1 ~ny Bargains In Th• July S1l1 At .... ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Ill bav4 11H1N Lenglbened It! 1be other American ·liOltl~ I ~.,....., In Viet Nam, ·'tources •ald today. .. Tlto sources •ald this would ! '!'WI if.: of tlte andpart strengthenipg of the ' Farces, which ell at pr...nt but are gettine 300 reinforcements. Middleport, 0. ~~A~u~gu~s~t~2~,~at~3~P~-~m~. \~~~~~~~~~: can THI CDMM0•·11•11 CAll 0 SUMMER SALE ................................. ...... ., ............ -· .,.,.,. -L ......................... Mrs. CaiTie Grueser reb.lmed bome Friday evening after a several weeks visit with rela· lives In Zanesville. Mr. snd Mrs. Rsland Rum· mel and family of Columbus spent tbe weekeod In Minersville. In& •, I· Word and collections are nev· er taken." The main talk: "Peace Among Men of Good Will or Armageddon _ Which?" will he delivered on Sunday, The members ol tbe Past · Matroo's Club of Evangeline Chapter, OES, enJoyed tbelr annual picnic held Friday ev· eniD& at the country bOine of Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrah of Long Bottom Jlaad. Mr. and Mrs. Lea Vatl&ban were assist- frame ~;~f UlmlndOUIItrlngltl for a....bility. 01111 br1lln ll'lllln If oM •v~t•m l1ilt. 1he 01her luiiC&ticKI&. ~"'~- Why does Ivan D. Shaw of Hillshoro like flameless eleetrie heat? ... lEuty day, more people pve more ..-m for ebtq~..J to modera lameleu eleclrie hat I U )'Oil're llalldl•lo Nlllodella,. or •"'klnf ef eoaverliul your psueat belttlat•)'•tem, lnd ~~t hOw UUie Q really eO.te to enjoy e~.,... IN eleaa.a; e.slet~oao.lllltall' heel ,... em' have. n&e, too • .Get•the faete Annual OES Picnk Held at Harrah Home Only Btud.aJIII.er ill IU prktl-ctMI fill th• body on •n Armor au ..~ . venbons to be trained, not en· served at !be noon bour In tbe Mrs~~·~J:.~M~-~G~aUI~ · :..·-:::-:::-:::-:::~================~·~·"~'~~ tertalned; to be spiritually re- shelter bouse, and reminisced freshed, not physically spent." of former happy days In tlle "Unlil<e conventions where churcb and community. " speakers address a talking, In· attentive audience," he added, A<L"EPTS INVITA110N "the spiritual imparl of our WASHINGTON (UP!) - Unit· meetings command the respect ed Nation'S Secrelary General and interest of yoong and ald. Tbont has accepted !be lnvlta· The only one lall<ing is the t!an of President JolinB~ to speaker.'' visit Washington Aug. 6, saan According to Leggo delegates after be retums from a alate from 23 states will attend. J..o. 1_v..isiilt=to=M•o•sco...,wii . ...,...,;;;;;;;;;;;;;\ cal meetings at the Kingdom !I Hall, 900 Broadway. Middleport will be canceled during tbl! period. "One interesting thing aboot this conv~ntion," Leggo noted, r.ardens ~h1ch day evening wlth Mr. and Mrs. "is that all sessions are open to everyone interested in God's ~E"re unus~al . Te~ scene~ m ~he John Terrell. hf• of Chn't dep1cter' w1th hf.. Mr . and Mrs. George Ables FRIDAY ond SATUROAY s1ze wat f1gu:es were. presented land sons, Gary, Gregory, Grant July 31 -August 1 :with. a?propnate scnoture and llnd Bob, of Ft. Wayne, Ind., "EL CIO" <Technicolor J mu"c m Gatlenburg, Tenn. They were weekeod guests of his ChaTlton Heston. Sophia Lor ira_m• throu~h th• Smoky Moun· mother, Mrs. L. L. Roosh and en, Rtf Vallone. Herbert A vole of appreciation and Blair, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mor!banks was given tbe members pn, Mr. snd Mrs. Wald Wlnof the church Wbo have labor· don, Mr. IIIICl Mrs. J . M. Gaul ed faithfully the past several snd Patty, Vlcld and VIctor of wee~s in palnling ~nd WeaniDI Pammly; MIJs Darlene Kay· the mslde of tbe C!lrurdl and 1ar, Cincinnati; Emmel Will, building a shelter bouse In the and Mr. and Mrs. Jamer. WW grove by the cbureh.. f\ , ~ and Becky, Brenda and BeYergroop of friends ai\O'a<quaint· ly. The reunion nell y- wlll ances enjoyed the picnic lunch be at tbe bOine of Mr. and ,., n..,·•• .p..w today. \~ THERE'S A CITIZENS BANK LOAN THAT'S JUST RIGHT FOR YOUR NEEDS! Those exciting plans for summer can he realiRd with a vacation, auto, home Improvement ~ . ~ sonal loan here, where you pay low. bank ratellc- No "middlemen's costs," either. We work direCtly with you. A good credit record will qualify you fo' aJf1 of our many types of loans . • . lllqUln todql · Citizens NationQI hnk MIDDI.EPORT, OHIO .. · , ~mber F..taral Dlposlt l11111r1nce Cit poratfon ·· IL---------~----J'· ~ ,; ' ' > .,. ·\ ' i Pi- Meigs Memorial Hospital!' ' ADMISSIONS - Dottie Middleport; Wiijiam Rob._; Racine ; Eugene ,,._, W. Va.; Marjorie '.< � 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. 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