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DeNied To The,,.,., Ot The II..,._M,.,. j,.., i0.t . ~~ ·~ - - - - -.•. _ _ __ _ _ __ _ __._.. _.....;:rp~ I'OMEROY-NIIOOI.EfiORT, OHIO MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1966 \Vhe: assistant 11 mimeo: is on a c er1 t namt .arm Pond I aims Ure pape1 The Ste tailed "T Jh(' Cincil day rolllll lt11• passe wmn ing not that it lngva rd J u Swede). Dorothy fo r the K· was gues Ripple W m one ol Helicopter Mars Land Victo the stuff Juleps. ··Md ~ bave yot boxes of the stern W· 1.ati ng the leavt Ihe diam from thj ~ nd f]a ilr Scarce(· noticed ~ q rng in "BUT IT JUST !LAS TO IE YOURS, SIR! IT'S THE ONLY'lmY FELT HAT LE,Tr' had. thehave But. k~ lhe) ~ fantail. The Rt dnating f The fi r s~ by Walt Wetterbe:rg ' O'UT O'UR WAY hers of U (acts all( ' . Deltll Qll One ~ of the tlon of p like-so~ accord' our edi "Wben · The Think 1f Aad pf, This· Str·ong, l 'i i AnRE FROM MY SLOT· RA,ER, lWOCOPIE~ OF''BOYSOUTt.()()/(' Some 1 t'l'' sub WAY, TUI~MU~i BE OUR NEW CAT£J.1ALLDRAWER! WUY DIDN'T! LOOK 1-lERE IN Tl.€ FIR~T PLAC.E? KllEP I.OOKING, KEEP LOOKIN6! PENKNIFE/.. AN[) FOUR AGAXE-5•!. •• tit.! I> MY PACK '.>TRAP/ • F'k'l''!; M'l. AWIIEEL FROM 1M !>KATE 60ARD.... A LAG 5()1...1! OA, 'JI.It'.> 15A GRIATDAY/ dae WORLD ftomao J. Dodd, o.c.an., t. day ...... lilt S...te Ethlcs Commltleo to bar ..,. ol ill memhen, lle1. WaUace P. lltmlttl, IN!Iill, fmll jlldg- ohara:•• illc 111m •• ol duel. He • .....,. Boanell o1 blaa lllld prejuqmeat. 'l1le ftQDelt wu rejected . by collllllltke CbairmaD Joilll C. Ste.nall, ().Mils., ena before the eoUre eomplalol wu ..... Tbe eWca .......lllee ........ publlc btar!Dp wltll Dodd lllld hll wife ....,..aled to take the llaDd. '. I ...A~P I WON'T FOQ6Ei lO GIVE YOU .JU!>T WAll, KID$ - YO!J'R'E. aQIIJ6 10 'IUANK'S WloiERE 5/.jARE MY OVERFLOWIIJG CUP/J:¥. GOING . TIIEYRE REALI.'( I TQ EXPRE~5 6RATITUI)E AU.qvERlJ.lEI'I.Atil!!._ DOE:, EITAER. NOW, 'IJ.IEN ...... £:md. of hi-;self f ' f GOODI6NEW./ Till'S 16 ABSO ~ LUTELY fiAN't'A'STlC/ WilY, I IIAVE~'T· ';>EEN TilE5E ll.lJN6S ~INCE WEMOVEDUPj.jERE/ FJ?OM NEBRAN!7A~ CITY •••••4 ' ' ' ' ' ,, -· ,. ·" '\ ' _··.~ ,; ' .' ;~· ,(.-;. , Leite ' Business as No.I Red �• I novaLES rou.ow bere wants tho Royal Soclel, for the Prevention of Cruelty to · G R A Ill'> RAPIDS, Mleh. Animals I<> product 1 oontra<t~ IIJPII -John Belcher thought Uve pill for docs. Sunday hi• troubles with his atolen car were over when it was reoov•red. But while Melp Geoel'll Hot,.lll driving the car home from O?Jo AdmlltloDt Belordaf - Nont 19 Die in Weekend Traffic ~!~-~=:;:-== 1 •ne lftler to Nch IQUIU't, to l .....m foQr ordiaary worch. , . , l.fl"'""" ~ . kill~ Traffic _accident! claimed at j rr - -rblke_he waa ridin@: wlil.~ ~~ ;,;;;;-~ ~~ ~-·~1!1~,., _. , , 111 h~es w~- i by wh"'" the ble tap on lntentate 70 two County, hit miles east of St. C..:lairsviUe. JlltiUMI : ) I ~~..~i... \.~~;........,, ;:, L.-~1.!'~,.~ ·-- '~r""_:~-. 45, ,Rt, 3, Ja~;:kson, and his brother j [ he wat~ stoooed by local pohce I J?-\1: I :1· U_ -·-· n ard 1• ...,._ _ !l.tnftlav _ Leollo- who atlll had tho vehicle listecl l -Heis." · u stolen. AdlltiUitoll lilUIIIoy _ Mtrj &llll, Long Bottom. Cleveland: Aaron Keeton, Belllnlay Ceveland, drowned when l!e fell Lewis, ll, drowned in o strip __ . _ 1 ·1 United Prerlll International Bellaireo Gregory JohiiiiOil, 10, !from a pier 11 Potklnl Jel<b mint pood off Jackson COunty , ,oont ,howed dnnmln.p clo'm• ills btolhers curt, 1: •nol Jef- wblla fiohln1 ln Loki Srie. road 31 a mlle north ol U.S. 86 KflfPE PICKETS POST OIFICE ~ another 11 l1ves m r1vers, frey, 3: and 1 sister. Denit'll', 71 Akron: William 1... Hoye, 24, while sw1mmmg. c...::;;.=~;;.......r-....,,....,......., la~ts and quarries. while fire months, killl!d in a fire in their 1 Akron, killed in an auto coUlllon : Cevellnd: Billy Buc~nao, SHEBOYGAN, Wlo. <UPJ) aod otber al"Cidenta boosted the home. : on Interstate 77 about five miles 21, Cleveland, dtowned when he ,· Donald DruMboutr picketed occld<'nlel death tnll to at ll!asl Cincinnati : Mell88a Rlchler. 5, i south ol Akrllll. jumped !rom an outboard motor PJ·JII~' . NE tho local post ofllce Salunlay lo 11. ·Sharonville, fatally inju•e<l by a l Akron: James Clayton kott, -boat Into Lake Ene at Cleve- f..-~:.!.:;:.~~D~I---...-· ..,......., DRY complain about tho Jack of mall Fivf persons lnclud.lng stack of lumber, overtunled by 1:t3, II:IIJed by a _h!tstlp land to swim.. i dellvtrlot to hi• hoble. He CLEANING reen-asers were killed Sunday tn playmates. moklrtst while he was ridmg a. Lebanon: B11ly Spacey, 24, ; _e:,f,~Ll carried his 1\all box whll"h In 1 Jtindlng thrH car cresh on Sandusky: George C~lapman .!1motorcy~le on U.S. 224 aboUt p~yton, drowned wb~Je _swi~· ~r , .~'3 S.rvlct1 On Rtquest turn, c~rrled • •len that read: u.s. U7 north of Camden in 17 , killed in 8 one-car c·rash 1seven m1la . west of Akron. . mmg in the Little Mtarru RIY· TOt' MAL ... 0 1 co 1 M d Lebo - -~ Now arranrt the eircled ltttert 1 ''Post offk:o unfair Jo this moll PrebleCounty8und;~_vwb" '' 011 !o! 1 r~ear U.S. 81n the Rt!~! Haven : Le LHtOOD. ar x, I, I· er n~a.r ~1 toformthtiUrptileantwer,u ~ Cit attempted to pass another. Wild Lift Area near here. 1 dieto.wn, clrowoed when. he fell Ch1lllCO~ : R1ekey Lunsford, . •urre•ted by the abon eartoon, ; box." Fbur t hlldreu a•~: when I Cadll: Coslmo and Manon A.! fro~ a ledlt lnlo th.e Little Ml· , 12, and hi~ _brother, Lora, 1.1. 1 'V ftll'Dt5 swept their B .:! , 1, 1r e. Scarimccl. both !5, Cleveland : tmi River while f1shlng near Rt. 4, Chillicothe,. drowned m ' Ptii11tSIIIIIMISIII.., A A A 1 ASCOT, Enlland <UPJ) -A CLIANIItl POMilOY ~, "rly Saturday. Their par- "llled wh n th 1 ·I I Fort Ancient. Soil Creek ll rniieo east of • . _ _ _ _ _ _ · ...... • e e r spor 1'3 CRr Cl nd Ch'IJ' th h" . t ., .... u ao~"'"') JIIIJI wbo runo • pet_oabtllllr)' "'" ond four other children ptun•ed off to h' ovela : Johnny COnley, 3. I ICO e w 1le on 1 flshm1 -------- =-== -- -- ,._--::; _:_1 but one rtm::~ine<l in H ~ Col lwnl lpd roao n C1eveland, fatally injured when . trip with neighbor!!. ..._.,. In: IIOOD 00011 fiMALI UDIL.Y 1' ,....t"'"· un_yroanear ,. bed~dbet "·' " D. KoJackl,· ~r l'ond;tiun •ith burn!'.. Adarnson aru:: ween parked cars Th ompS<tn.· ~""Ser ·-•uw; 7111, . . , , tllillf .,..·~ ~· ..._ Tht vidiml! lntlud~d : tn~ . H . 1 G. . ·d Iinto ttle path of a moYinc auto 17, Novely, killed when his car _ ,. • Ml~•.-IHIN on . ~~~ n. ~ze . lr::tJ .· 72 . ~~· near his nome, rolled o~er him at the Tbornp, 1 •rid&]' •lght 1, Lisbon, killed man aula <:o.- Ceveland · Ptul Miller S ;svn draJ strip while being re- I ---- -.----·-- ----Mentor : l..ouis~ Bell M~l'!, llsion at the intersection of Ottio lcleveland, .fatally injured ..;he~ aired. I Vettraal Memorial Hotpllal ' Parke.. burg, w. v•.. , 111 and 164 near Lltbon. Ihit by • mol<lrcycle •• ht Jelferson: Barry Reece, 12, i Admls•lo•• Satunlay- Daity whf'n sht either fell 01 I:J.npttd Toledo. Gary .DuvalL 17, Ore-~ played in the street near his Clevelarld, drowned in Midw11y • Swick, Middle rt ; Mary JarJrom a moving car hm. Igon. drowned m a quarry 10 home. . Lake on u.s. 322 IB mlleo southc 1 ·n po Cleveland : .Robert. 1\. Onu.'.lka . male~ south of Toledo. 1 HamHton: Mrs. 1ern Smith, i west of Jefferson whlle on a I VI~~~::~~-S.hnUy -James 1'1. WarrenSVIlle He~ght'. kolled I Sooday l6t Camden · and Robert More Ifamily outing C II · whf'n he accidentally inhaled l'Y· i St. CltlrsviHe: Ethel Farring- i Miss Te~ri Adkins 11 Ke~ l Buckeye u;ke · William Rob- . NEW RAVEN - Grav~-,lde ~ci I kt 8 Dd E II I lnidt fumes whiJe ex:periment-1ton, 16, Pittsburgh, Pa., killed ne'th McGruder 16 .~ Aaaron i ert Hen!!ley 1 Gahanna ' ntes ror Ernest Raymond s~edY· J)on•~a:' p:~er"oy . ·~;ryl Mo:. illg d a Standard Oil Co. lair when the car she was rldinJ in Thompson 11 ' ali of Dayton ,drowned wh~n f~ll rrom ; early re, 89• New Haven, who r!.J · - R' ld b ' . w·w tg hit Tta h' 1 Sunday at the hJme or fll!l , eyno ~ urg, I 11m Ill" I ry. a m1 I · ry ve JC e. over· killed in a traffic crash on u.s.' boat near Corwin Landini intv . . Gibbs Masvn · isaac Taylor Mass illon : James K. Youtz, turned and slid on its converti- 127 north vi Camden in Preble Buckeye Lake. his ~lster, MISS Ruby Sayre, RuU~d · Llda 'Roush Pomeroy.' - - ----- -- ~_ . __ . . New Haven. will be conducted · ' • ! Cambrld1e . Ralpb Dunbebm,' Tuesday at 2 p.m. at tne Jloa- El8le Jones, Silllde. fZ, Akron, killed In I head-on I k •· I Ch t l Dlscbarlfl 8alllloy - Ooo'lla ' I to l US oo e L>eme~ry a esnu •u co tilson on . . 21 two · Rid W v h Pullins, Valorie Youna, Hattie 1 mile~ south of Caldwell in No- H:eWas ·bor~· ·J:::r17. ~~7. at Hy!ttll, Hattie Powell, Nara i ble County. Jenks, Amanda Parker. Franklin : J•mea Clifford Letart. W. Va ., the soil of u-~e Whisman, 50, Franklin, killed in late Charles and Lou1se Harr1s BAND TO PRACTICE 1 crash on a Warren Count Sayre. He was a retired tt>leJack O'Brian road y graph operator and a member Practice of the Racine band 1 Jacqueline Kennedy viewed Huntincton Hartford inv1t~ a Popular Ellis Moore Iformer I ~hocton : Robert Rich d or the Hopewell Baptist Chur-:"h for the July 4th parade will be l Li1. T~ylor's ",~hu'! Afraid of deeurator friend w a bic fur- NBC exec) Jet& tht Lop ABC ~ Patterson, 18 , Rt. 3, NewC:~. I 01t Mt. AI~. A son, Kenneth, held Thursday at 8 p. m. at , V~Jima Woolf at the IIDlt mal bash at .HH's ~odern tnU!!· I Network pre.s job .. _ Vanessa~ ; erstown, killed in M two • car preced_ed h.1m ln _death In 19~. the high school. Jnet~mlng ' p~1vale St-Teenifli .as ~e . Le- eum; tht f~ll!nd sai<l 'Klrry. he Redgravt. Sir Micha~l's bun· crash 011 a Cothocton County ! s_urvlvmg m ad<htlon to h1s freshmen ar~-t~ __a_t::_te::_n::_· d: __ _ ~wn of n:ecency s d~rp,-,.n had~ dechnt Dt;-: -~u.!le he w.al! f the·bombshell da~.t~hter cunnin& l road 1 mil~ nor~ew Castle. Sl!ter, is a son, Jam~ Sayre, I owcapoule 11: g'lllcl altendiOI a deb party the some I cash from the u. s. bo<offkt •..:z New Haven. Friends may call ·-·and dirty . It was directed night; HH aaid a:ee. C•lUid you ror the film "Morgen," enll'r· at l.he Foglesong Funeral Home by one of Jacltie'1 lrequem 01- cet me an lnvit<? ; but, oald : tained at London's Albert H•ll OmaS 0 today from 2 to 4 p.m. and D£VOT~D TQ INTERESt Ul rorb. Mikt Nichola . Nichols friend you juat aaid you 're hn- lin(iina: songs of pniSI! for Fifrom 7 to 9 p.m., the R e Y. MEIUS • MA!WN AKEA Slips on like • dream. looks like a draom lnd WAre lllte Is Ulili year's Chic Escart .. ing your own pltrty th1l nit~ht: del Castro, even went ~ 0 f1:1r t1 S .Ralph Mahuney wlU officiate. ••••..-• 1: own, P•llllletMJr Tilat' " a very movt bl-~ tinh ld HH Cll.. tfr T•nnlthJII. 141t•r 1 dream! Luco·Tix lasts 50% lonf1tr and driu In minutta. '"' . . G , sa . get me a:~ inviia· to don green Castro • !llv•e Pubulllltd •'"'n .rr.roonlll •aeept It's blister 1nd pool roslslant. Clotr brilht colon thll - - - ·- - - ~-- - -- tional and I'll postpone mine- battle duds, announring, · ,.I • ~\'t!:'~~~.tu!:~~~~mp':n~.T~~.o:: won't !ado 1w1y but last and 1111. Lazy pelntors Jtwa Luct• Gravr.Ride Rite~ IDd bt did wanted to do aometlliR)l f 0 r c:UIIJ lt., PomeraJ. Ohio, U789. lu• ' -C otllee PIIDM WY HIM, ldlter> Tox bttause it' I so 11sr to opplr , , • flows off tilt brullt 0117 duct--' Sundav Cuba. I om In aympatny w1th ,., Con and onto tho ourfoco with little effort and ouch beautiful Cas tro." . . . Vanem • I80 SUP· lnt.II'H .. Het!Dtl •I•• ......_. MASON - n• Graves14e ••rites Pomo.., multi. posedly will be signed w aO'l PT. PLEASANT - Thomas "'"· fm- Samuel Timothy Hoffman, th . . I . . G Coleman •• Rl Po' l n( National adv•rtwtal re"ren.at.tl•., 2 1 e onRma Juhe A fl 1 ro~ w s · · • . , lotllnelll &:lmb•U. lne., 34-3 tftiBC< • ""• infant 1011 of Mr. and Mn. Sim· fCont:inued from page t) si.Bge role lliOmeone else sing-·1 Pleasant, a retlr~ s~w m1U 1 _PT. PLEASANT - The ,r:ev . ~rll~'··· N•• 'l'ort CILy. New uel w. Hoffman, Lelorl. W. ereasi•• returns. ing the Loewe-Lernc• oong• l t::tor and farmer, died Sun- Gilbert W. Tooley. 80, a re.~red "''""""~ "'"'' .,,.,,.. ,. Va., were conducted SU<ldny 11t ·-e . . . venwa . 1).(• ''C ame- day night in Sheppard's Nun- ,, Methodist mm1ster • d1ed SUI· a.rrt.r wiMre .... u.bae u •ot."' an the movie ..er.1 on• '''' 111 ao•anee .. m• 1 lot" the Graham cemetery by the It's witis-I·ed beh'I·" · orne at Ellensboro, w. Va. l day st his home, 2006 0011 BeDdn•l olfto.. 111.tt • 1 PHONE 992-51 00-99USOO •·v u 10'.. a ' f'j•-.1. I f ·· I"" Mol • .OIUit 19.101 l"bree m.oouu. · ~ .... B• IK • •narnn .[' .ame. ;;:tU!"VItors .,.U(,N' nnocen Ifans that Charlie Chaplin won't He had been seriously HI foc Ave . A native of Wayne Coon- lllltor ftcutll .,..,.. Clf'1'11H " " ' " ln addition 01110 -BIL- I be IOo happy WI'th ''My ..11·rI! I three wreks. ~ ty W. Va.' he had been 1 · - ' nlllabl•• oae mo11tb, ta.ao. '' POMEROY, 0. 6M E. MAIN ST. · te M to hil parents art PORTSMOUTH, • . I ' IUH: On• rear IIO.nn: ltr moadll. 1 Ill r, IJ'f Lynn; paternal ly Eldridge, 19. pleaded lnno- With Chaplin · An Tntimate Me-l Born m Mason county, April Ident of Pt. Pleasant the pa.st •.2&1 t'tlr.. mont~~~. ti.OD . . lleOI't,. 'randparents, Mr. and Mrs. cent today •· first dew · - years. uon erk• tHlu._ luDdu TIPMP • w .,.ee mur- moir " by eK-wife Lita Grry I 23, 1888 , he was the son o1 lh e 1"" -.nlln••· Robert Hoffman, Letart, W.Va., d~r charges in the ~ex slaying Crapiin · lots of inside atartle 1at.e Henson and Minerva Sweez- 1 He was receded in death by l~"'"::i.;;'""""'""'""''""'""~ maternal jl'andparenl&, Mr. or youna Charles Mllltr. whose : ' n. 1 le Coleman. He was a member , his wire three month1 qo , He •nd Mrs. Mary L. Berrv. Mas- nearly nude body was found in I of the Good Shepherd EUB I is aurvived by a da•1Jhter. 1 1 oo; and Charles Berry , Chur- an tbandoned barn 1bout IOO I Church. Garnet. at home ; a son, Jack, le~ ; gnat lfand paren~~. Mr. yardl from hi! home In South Survivors Include his wife, Huntington, w. Va ., a sistel". •nd Mrs. B. f . ilollnl. Masoo, Webster early Saturdsy. the former Laura Bell Stepeh- Mrs, M. H. Gartin, Huntir1g1<1n; iJl!l Mrs. A. J. Berry and f.h1 . The 13-year-old minlster•s 30n ens, New Haven ; rour daught- ! a half.sister, Mrs. John Ja(hU .Hofrman was se~~:uolly molested and ers, Mn. Leoma Anderson, : era, ProctorYille; a brother, the mfant wa1 born Junt 1: 1trangled. the rounty coroner Kingston, Jll .; Mrs. Myrtle ! Wilburn Tooley, Ches•peake; ~t St. Mary 's Hoapi&al in Hunt- ruled. Ht> wn clothed only in Four _pe~5001 sustained min- Thomas, Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant; j and two half-brothers, William ~ and died Frida.¥ at Chil- 1 shirt when his faUu~r. the Rev. o~ Injuries ln three autom~ Mrs. Bernice Greer. New IE. Dillon, Huntington, and J . dreta Ho&pital jn COiumbul!. Gerald Miller. and 1 friend dls- j bil.e mlsh1p5 t~at occurred In i Haven; and Mrs. Eunice Pinell, o . Dillon, Fort Wayne. Ind - --- _______,____ covered the body after 1 three-j Muldleport d.urmg the p111t week · p,.,eMwood ; and two sons, Funeral servlces will be <:on· hour search. lend. . Earl Coleman, Wodtworlh, Obio dueled lll olO·p.m. Tueoda)' at _____ Pohce ""t aummontd at and John Coleman, Massillon, lhe Chapmtn·Wilcoun Funer· SQUAD CAlLED ·• 3o55 a.m. Solllnlly Jo 0 mi&- 1Ohio. TheR are 1$ IAndcbild- 1 ol Homo. Burial will be In Kirk. ' hap at the mteraecUoa of :ten and It &real 1randchUdren. l land Men\Qrlal Gardens. The Racme emer1ency squad ISouth Third and Locust where ' Fr.merJ,J\ aervlcee will be conwas summoned all a. m. Suncor driven by In Clinton ! dueled ot l p. rn . Wednesday I FREE CLOTIDNO day to lhe Lon1 Bottom r.,J. 3'1, Pomeroy, bad 1 ot the MI. Zion EUB Church. The S.IYlllion Army will dence of Charlea Larkin!! wbe · ran into the rear of IBurlal will bt in Mt. Zion : hold free clothln& dey Thurs· tmd sufrered an app.arenl heart stopped vehicle ope:nted by Cemetery. Friends may caU 11 ; day from t a. m. until noon at attack. ~e wa1 adm1tte~ to Hot. John Fisher, Jr., 33, RD, Ra· the Crow • HuaseU Funeral ': i15 Butternuf...av. Anyone :nthosp1tal as • med1cal pa· I . , bolllf after 1 p. m. Tutsd1y. I lleip or surroundlna areaa Js fj;i. durlnc the a car m Minerva. 1 I I I Q 0 I I I 'r: _,.,..,.,_Nne. I I ro~r A~ron, ':;:::::::::;-!.t 1 o .... HOUR ~ I I Q I I J y] , . Robinson's I ·IJ•,.. -•nM ~. Ernest ~llled sayre I I DieS Sunday 1 I' I I· I t7 The easiest the world to 1 Rl ht ' ' ' .Voice of Broadway 1 I 1 1 1 i 'P'" Th C Jeman D'Jes sunday 'In Ellenshoro UPI BrJe• fs I THE DAILY SENTINEL luro~tex ACRYLIC EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT 1 Rev. Tooley D'Ies Sunday .,..M .,, ,. _,,., ................ I Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Four IDJUre • d Jn 3MI.Shaps Pt.AY THE FABULOUS 1 BONUS BINGf -=:.::::::::========·===:-:= ===f HELEN HELP US! COMPIAIN'I'I ON£.81DED, SAYS HUSBAND Deu llaltn: W"" illl I w ~~ • ""YI tho .;,., ho wrJte in C9mplaon •· IDd 1 bo~1 ~~~~~~~~Tho way lhey ta , --, 1'1 OD nor•• pills becJule of their Jow-lif• hu1tho t1op ' . It *"!itl bo men who d<o the col!fiUtiJic, We hne ,. como bome from work to a haute ba... lhat lo In on uproar, and heir lhe JOOr lillie ..... " wblal abollt ._ Wei SHE h11 '10 work, how wt mlllre01 her, ek' U lltfPtl cllllllOI ~l<lp IUinl pllla o1 all aora 1nd I •• 1111 lo lholr IUndar<IJ 11 IIIII - ; Then m1ybo :If• ~.,r . . . . . . . t (II tho be•t •f lholll. • As lor belnc trta!N ll>t • dog, ..U tlop nave better homel 111"• eome llusilall'ls. ~ SAD DOG O.ar Da(: It llll'l at.&JI tho wiVet wbo do 1111 ~. IIIII I'll adDIII IItty ~ loudool IIIII iGolltJI, lliltl ~ ftvo lhn.. u ·tiler 1et few.. .Ja'tll . . . . . l!ow jlllt H•· w.· .,. , .,. w.. ..... - A youngster in Fl!!htr'l car,iI wel4.'0me. Larry Fisher, suffered 1 bead TWO REHEARSAIA 'l i'"""'=""'""';;;;i;;""'""''""'"" Injury and was taken w a phy-1 Tho Ea1lern llifh School sician for b'eaUtlent. Goodnlte tert band will reheerH at was cited on an assured clear high IChool Friday 1nd IIIIU<- 11 dlllance cbarae. . day, July I 1nd I, from 7 • The next was tt 1 a.m. Sun- I p. m. for the concert m be day 011 Sou~ where El· at the high lchool on July 4. For The Family mer Gene Clark,~. Rt. 1, Mill- Recent graduate band metn- 1 dleport, loti CQIIlrol of bIt bera 1re Invited Jo porUcipote. Pricft ...In lot _ _ $1-99 fecUy nlct people lnlo ".~low . ouw when tho hood r~po~~~ ~ :lit dot!" ma~~~ to • "whln- came up. Ht otruck 1 WEATHER n( piii·IUIJift' . I oar owned bp Georae todoy INi oorth, IJI.N Koow why ? Be<1111e of that 11011 , Middleport_ Poll.,. very human to Jel even Clark sufrered a cut on tht'"."' .• ' ' 101'"",!·:.:--:~,)o:oLID dat If you alight your wife, o he Ht was also arrested an 1 l ,;;;....ii;iii;i;a,a;a,;.;.;_"poy, you bock" by •bowing cborlt you how I'OIIjfh her life i• _ 1n Th · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • spodeo 1 Tbe •• h • othOI' mlabap wa1 at . more "'" w lneo 11·15 • m Sunda tth0 . •~ - well If th1t's ber . . ' ya ilt~r- • you'll •' her lhi . . tecllon of ,.,•. and Alb • Ill • ft yap a:!::. some "ii Wbert a ear dr1ven by Inez • 1 1 Soon yoo'n trylnl lo ' : , ""'M • who can hurt WHO tho n c- • 41 Middl a aDd two niL'! J*iple have Two pas~gers l~tihe Me· lf you've tver JHn appllane• ada that 11ld, ''No t'Omo • couple ol K'"~ M~ tn-- • trtdt-ln requirtd"-you m~t have ~OIIIht your ........, car were repo~prennt appllanee hss no v1lue. THIS IS NOT meanlto. No matt.r what one jured. Jenny Halllher, Middle- • NY• at lbil point, tho other por h lllllalnotl 1 lorobolltl 111- • Tl\UJ:! We tDiftt JOUr tradf ..in btca\1111 Jt on bt 1w1at1 It Into a "dit'ty slam" JU'f lnd I'•IIY MeKinnty, Mid· e neondllloned and l'eiOid-ot o pro~C Inti lfeDI tho ooore Willi mea11- dloport, 1uffered hud lnlurlel Wa Hll frl1ldtlra a p p - wlth or IDitho•f tnui<. er wortll or IICIIont. COmmuni· Wade wu cited on a chirp ui • It'I up to you. U you. kMP yaur prHent applttnee, 70u 1101 tho 11mo low pike we etteltlllh fer •very callol!? n lhatlw•y. e llellly, 11'1 • chUdiJb to • tUitomtr. oct - llllll that'• why 1 lf you want to lrallt, we•n "'" you a fuD YBl\11 e • allow1nce bo... on ap, meke111d opentlnt ooadl• • wQie CI'OI!Odlle tem on !ell tion. AND THII rAJa AUA)WAIICI WILL •1 pltylq btUblntlo or wives. Per All Tile P1miiJ e DIDUCTID FIOII TKJ LOW rRICJ WI e H JOUI' lim 1re totally poollll)lt loplhot you e e ADV~m _,.ate, btil II 'II leaal lltree-11 fourlht ol tho wbot ntllltl IIHII It COIII()I'OIIIIl tho l'llltiiiiCIII lllal II list .. winllll1t mry Dllllt,JI CANVAS 0 XFOROS I WIN UPTO ,. THE SHOE lOX W'lt owi An Hon..., state•e.nt • ABOUT IS •' • • Wode~:~~lh~III,J( .. • TINNIS SHOES • ~~~· Jr==~·:,.:::,~·~'~"-!!. .:.~ ....... ShH Store !hoy..,.,..~. IW ol Joclare. I )101 AT YOUR A'P a lUIIe tiR l1lil por• ~IPP1-- _.. M- H. MNWI.,.,, 0 •. "-----~-- • •• • • TO HELP YOU WINI IF YOU COPY SEE PAGE 1 OF YOI,JR JONUS BINGO GAMI BOOK \ . WIN EARLY WIN OFTEN winner of 1966. finish." only two players to better twice pve him totall966 'earnings of beh.ind Casper ln the current "With lllne holoa I<> go," be His ability to play hl8 own In the four wurney rounda. $69,74!1. Western. got $12,000. He holds : Aqueduct. years 1<1 wm the ali·Encland after the second round. ST,~JNfORD, Cali!• .IUPIII member ol the powerful I Ralston has followed a shaky tiUe three years rwming, was a ! But on the payday test, Bob Murphy of Florida, woa Australian team second-seeded. IPath m staymg ahve th1s far, .heavy favont.e to beat compa· · Sllflday's fourth round, he took tbe NCAA golf dlampiOOShlp SIGN, •I '<$ Ton Roche. ' with most of his. trouble _owing triot Owen Davlds?n to gaiB a a stroke off par on the first with a 283. 1nine holes w~ile all other y !to a faulty serv1ce. He IS the berth in the semlfmals. There was 110 competition Itop--ranked player i& the United I The other semUinal berth will I challengers were evaporating SEOUL iUPI) -Kim Kl~!oo ' scheduled Sunday. States. go to the winner of a match I Sunday's fourth round. he took ~ _Kore~ wrested ~e Fran~, EWrt/Pi~ . . . I betwt!en fourth-seeded Manuel 8 stroke off par en the fir st 1 JURIO~ m_tddlewelght t~Ue cltampJOn, has . giv~ Stan Bahnsen h1s s1xth wm Sant~na of Spain and the I nioe holes while all other ! Italy s N1?o ~~venut1 on a lG-- Wlllie Ludick_, . agamst three J~ses. ·surv 1vor of a contest between challengers were evaporating round split dects•on. Sport Club 1 . Tony Horton s twu.run homer Australia's Ke1 Fletcher and I under the 90 degree heat, the -The WGrld m lh:e second ga~e w~s enou~h I India's Jaidip Mukerjea. , tight fairwaJs , the 64 traps, the LO.UISVJL~, Ky..(UPI) - stri~\4 , el::::~~~ to gwe Rakow h1s th1rd wm 1 1 fast , sloping greens and the C~ssms C1ay s s~nsormg gro:up I world w aaainst no losses. ! The U.S. also ha.d . thr~e I essure of com etil ion. said the heavyweight champ_IOD promoters bope Art Todtenhause n won his representatives remammg m pr . . P would be avai lable for a title I . f the th • · 1 N W1th mne holes to go the wmner o seventh game as he scattered e women s smg es, ancy ! . ' . ' defense against Karl Mildenber· ; bo t · 4. h 1 nn a·n· J ~ only hope for the fteld of 59 u recogmzc:a R 1 0 eight bits to give the Sy rac use ll' ey a as, II! ean t • Iger Sept. 10. cb · · by the Racine remained in secend Ch ' r . h Moffitt King of Albambra 1• wh1ch started the last round amp1on 1e s a 6-.3 wm over t e ' h d bl • - - ---"'i laee in the Hocking Valley R' h d Cal if and Kathy Harter of was w e-ther Casper woul nw · Sund·lv A L 8 P .. IC mon raves. rturo u·· . . : •. Baseball League on Sunday , pez and Colton ("la~~ton ho Seal Beach, Calif. . How~ve_r, one up. He d!d~ ~. ! WATKI NS G L E f\'. N.Y. A galero Is a ~~=~~ with l:ln easy 21-2 victory over i ered off loser Ph il Nlekro. ,was certa m of bemg ehmmated l Tomm~ Aalon _and Kerm it JUPI ) ~ Bu c k Fulp wnn the golden-tasseled h. 250 CHICAGO (UPI) -It's going game, ending his streak of Buchtel of Attlens County. . , ! today since Mi~s Richey and · Zi-lrley tied for third and $6. 1E~Ih~r~un~nim~g£of~l:he~W:a:tk~1:ns~·~th~eiP~o~pe~on~the~=~==; to be a while before Ron Santo consecutive games ployed at Buchtel's two runs scored ln KEINO BEATS CLAnK ~.' Miss Harter were to complete at 2117. Jal:k McGowan, Tony i Glen Grand Pm . cardinal. gets a chance to extend his 25-- 390. Santo is the National l the ninth frame off John Cle- BERLrN (UP II - K1 pc hoge their rain·halted match of Lema, Bruce Crampton and 1 j!3lne hitting streak. League's sixth leading hitter , land. Lefty Larry Price bad Keino of Ken ya, the 26-year-old :saturday. In that one. Miss Homcro Blancas shared firth T~ Chicago Cub _infielder, lwiltl a .310 average . . . . : Pitched shutout ball for seven holder of the world'~ 5,000 ~ Richey led 6·2,_ 2-0, in her bid ' place at _288 , ~inning $3,650 1 com;~dered a top candidate for lA the top of the third mmng, : innings and he was relieved by meter record, defeated long- I for a ber l.h m the quarter- · each. wh•le B1lly Max well. I OPTOMETRIST the National League third base !Cub pitcher Curl Simmons ! Mike Jenkins in the eighth. distance specialist Ron Clarke fin als. Charles Coody. P<t lm er, Georgt• 1 Office Hoursog to 12. ~ to 5 (Close at N-. . job in the All·Slar game ,! threw a pitch over Ron : Jenkins, after pitching hitless SIJ_nday wit h a ti mt- _uf 13 ~ Mr~·. King already gainrd the Archer and Ken Venl uri tied al Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy soffered a fractured cheekbone Swoboda 's head before striking I ball gave way to Cleland jn mmules, 26.2 seconds dmmg an qu artl:!r·finals by winni ng Satur- 289 for nintil to win $2 ,400 1 Sunday. when ~e w~s hit by. a ~~m out. But l.ater in the inning, I the 'last frame. io.vita_tion ~~.c k nwet. dii.Y. npi et e. ! 1 Ja~k Fisher pit.ch m the l.hrrd S1mmons btt M.et second Rac!Jle broke open a !!Core------- lnn J ~g. of the f1r_st game of a basema~ Ron Hu11t u1 the ba~k. I less game In the feurth with • doub~header w1tb the New A ~ th1s pomt, plate ump1~e I four runs as the result of trip-York Mel!!. Chr1s Pe~koud'as stepped JD les by Peanuts Wickline and ,A, . . th front Spencer doubles by Sanw s JRjury carne a11er e . mana ofersthe plate to warn the David . • two teams had tangled in a . Tb. gb · h C b k. Leo M1ckey WinebrenR~ and Jenkbaseball battle the previous 0 " h roug dt Mu 19 1p1pe1r W ins and a single by Brut-e Beeg. . , uroc er an e pi o es 1 1:1 :·~ that sent Cubs Adolfo Westru h 1. ed nd I e. Phillip! to the hospital with a D hm, 15w ll .Pay .•~ ther Racine hitler, were W i n ~ brr :c;ed left elbow- but did not G 'ur~: er 1 yeafrsthago dwl~ tse brenner with a double aftd three be I d I tan ._,, ou o e ugou . . I . I t . to th se;_m to . reate to t. , Westrum became so angry that !! IRK eJ 1 ~ s.x nps . e 1 ,1e p1tcb that hJt Santo ! he had to be pushed away by plate ; W1cklme , a ~r~ple and s~r:~ed to get away . from 1 Pelekoudas before finally being home run; Roger ~Jl'ch, a ~lp­ F ~~.1er and the Met pitcher rabbed b Met Coach Siteriff I Je, double. and s_mgle; Pnce, rushed towards the plate where 1 ~ob' n Y two doubles; Jenkins, a double 0 Santu was. sl~~pe? ,to the · T~/ ~~ 0 teams then both and si~gle; Cleland,_ three singrouod sayt~g ,, I didR ~ .~ea& ' calmed down- but when Santo gles ; S~cer. a tnple, and Jt , Ron, I d1dn t mean it. was hit in the buUom of the Bob Smith and Greg Ruush, Santo was taken off the field third inning, it first seemed like 1each 8 single. (m a stret<-her and rushed to the battle was fl aring up aE am. - - - -the hospital where X-rays But umpire Pelekoudas made revealed the damage. Santo no indication that he thought it had singled in the first iRning was deliberate. I to extend hi s hltting streak to There were no more incidents 25 games but missed the secoDd in the rest of the twi•bill. ' · WIIIIBLEDON (UPI) --Sixth-, ol tho. Wimbledon lawa tenais seeded Deania RalstoR of championships. Bakersfield, Calif., was rat.ed Cliff Richey of ~alias, the 10 better thaa aa even ebotce oRly other U.S. surviVor In the against Australian Bob Hewitt men's singles, faced an even today in a quarter-final match I tougher task agaioat another i .- . ~ylw 1 1 Racine Holds Second Place In HVL PIay Ron Santo is Sidelined by 'Wild Pitch ' 1 · 1 1 1 N. W. COMPTON, 1 Ride with The Dodge Boys 1 1 Murcer Hits For Homers Yanks Take 2-Game Bulge For Toledo • In MI•ddleport standmgs ri~~!':.~~:k wi:'~~· :•r ---- ----· - ------,-· --·---- By Ualted Prell llltenaHonal lollddleporl's Boys League toes. walked nobody, hit one. M. ill their liReup i! Bob b 1 Vanta took a two-game edge Hysell fanned 7, walked B. Three I Murcer bas any mere days hke Ill vlcl<>ries over the field of those walko came In the filth SU~ay. ld T ledo M d 0 Saturday IR a make-up game two of which came home to ~ 20-year-o fu that had been rained out .on roost un Becker's single and Hens shortstop clouted .our . , . home runs as the Hens split a Thursday when they edged the oth.r on P1ckens tr1ple. d bl he d·• 'tb th T to • feat-improving Red Sox Rd S 002 04&-8 5 2 ou e a eu WI e oron !-11. A lour-run fifth Inning Y~nks ox 240 IOx- 1 7 0 Maple Leafs, routi"i the Leafs •So 1 11 h f B k d p· k B 1. Is..! before droppmg tho 01ghl· 1·~ x e one s y o · ec er an 1c ens. o lB. cap 3-Z. up tile came wh!ll Pickens Hysell <WP 14) and Wilson. Murcer, 1>-feet-11, 165 pound•, led lllld was out ot BOYS LEAGUE STANDINGS boosted his bomer l<ltal to nine, &tretching it on a relay Middleport tops 011 the Heas, witb two left field to the plale. belts in the opener and another The Yankees got their W t. Pet. GB pair off Ed Rabow in the on tlx hils, singles by WiJs;oo, l Yankee• .. , .. 7 l .815 second cootesl Fife, D. LitUe, and Brown Braves . . .. 4 2 .666 2 Catcher FraBk Fenandez Redlegs •• 5 3 .625 Z also cracked a pair of homers a triple by Fife and o double Bob Hysell. Senawrs . • • .. 3 4 .429 3\1 Ia tbe opener and Wayoe Mike Bolio worked the Red Sox •• • .. I 5 .166 5 Comer added a two-run belt as three llmlngs for the winne"' 1 Indians .. .. •• I I .143 5\ii the Heoa pounded out 11 bile to but tile Sox got to him for runs in ijte third on three 111es, and a hit batsman. sell relieved In the fourth bad otllf the bod filth m·,"RII· . Rantlf ' Bet:ker, working tho Soi, fanned ooe, walked 3, aJioWejl .. slx hits, but bad two errors'blck of him. The Yanks played trrorleoo boll . Bolli'•~ ail: In tlnll int> h TheDodge Boys are rid in', drivin', poundin' leather to get you and acreal new Dodge together. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. And with the good guys, you know everything's stacked in your favor. MONZA, Italy !UPI) Jooalhu Wllllama of England SUnday woe tho eighth Mooza Llttety Grllllll I'r!J: altho wheel or • De BencUo afrer a fierce duel wltb Cllllllryman Mike Eeckwitll 1nd Swede Slll!rrir 1'holodd1011. Williams raced the 114.98 JDlle eourse in one hour, five mllutee and 311.1 seconcl8, •veraatnc nut mllet · per ···- aood auys; they all wear white hats. • 125 I. ~Min St. .•••.. · l1YM~ .... .::~e ~~e·;~~~ ~~~~·~ ~~~:~': ~:n:i:~t~i~ :!~at SiJth.Seeded Dennis Ralston is Rated Even Choice Bob MU1tr Jorry Lowery play all 8 NEW GAMES at Qn~e Seilyi · Saturday third place amonc the blg CHICAGO <UP!) money boys with $64,620 for the ~~er set a world reconi of year. 5 lor tho mile In Wim!ltti Casper, who was 35 this SUI,OOO Arlinglon Classju. .,..,k, played the Western in . •l' the same fashion as he played NEW YORK (UP'!) -.Laay .Ryuu tbe National O~n. He never PiU scored a th~~:~~ ~ ·~~ led . .. until the finish. He wu len&lh vicl<>ry i• lhe cl in a three-way tie for second Coaching Club Amer-iad CHICAGO (UPI) -Billy Coap- 1oaid, "I looked ai the board and game on Medinah Country Tho vlclory, coming I!lght Casper moved ahead ol tho ar ued simple strategy to saw that I wlis the only player ClUb's tough 7,014 yards wu after -bis N at jon a! Open previous leader, Arnold Palbecome the firsl player since in the red (under par) . It didn't such that he literally coa!led m triumph, made hlm the third men, who won only ~.400 for .lM ;,., "~ :.:.. .. :".'.:.:;:.:;;: ~;:::: :~~~:._. -:· ........ "'~~ A nu 1 &51 the anlv oJaver 1o break par player this year to successfully his ninth place Wlnd·up. lor two coosecuUV1! years and tried I<> play wilhln mysd. I for the 71-hole 11!111 He bad a defend a PGA wur title. His · Paim&·'s 19116 total Is $1!5,!17 . become gelf's leading money played the same way to the one under 283 and waa ooe of f}.O,OOO first place paycheck Gay Brewer, who finished hour. ••••••••••••••••••• HiRi AU A f~ LL!QCY WtHNhic tfelatl Hand!~ ~. Ol · Wa~ll!iltl . . . '!1~. BAKER FURNITURE tr" M••ltl, W. Va. Viltnl Gtlllil ...... .. . to'<W. ·i ;.·'AWe11,1V. Va. · ·llrWJ Kiltttl ...... .. MIDD!lf'ORT, O• Biliy Casper Repeats as Western Open Golf· Champ~,w~EKEJ~~ · RACI WINNER CLIP or COPY THIS FREE PRIZE SLIP • ,1 Dally Sent inel. Po~~~Jo!jddleport, ~ , ~" P'-e WY 2-2171 ITYL. OAN a: m. . ,, . ;U .liiiCif. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. • �• I novaLES rou.ow bere wants tho Royal Soclel, for the Prevention of Cruelty to · G R A Ill'> RAPIDS, Mleh. Animals I<> product 1 oontra<t~ IIJPII -John Belcher thought Uve pill for docs. Sunday hi• troubles with his atolen car were over when it was reoov•red. But while Melp Geoel'll Hot,.lll driving the car home from O?Jo AdmlltloDt Belordaf - Nont 19 Die in Weekend Traffic ~!~-~=:;:-== 1 •ne lftler to Nch IQUIU't, to l .....m foQr ordiaary worch. , . , l.fl"'""" ~ . kill~ Traffic _accident! claimed at j rr - -rblke_he waa ridin@: wlil.~ ~~ ;,;;;;-~ ~~ ~-·~1!1~,., _. , , 111 h~es w~- i by wh"'" the ble tap on lntentate 70 two County, hit miles east of St. C..:lairsviUe. JlltiUMI : ) I ~~..~i... \.~~;........,, ;:, L.-~1.!'~,.~ ·-- '~r""_:~-. 45, ,Rt, 3, Ja~;:kson, and his brother j [ he wat~ stoooed by local pohce I J?-\1: I :1· U_ -·-· n ard 1• ...,._ _ !l.tnftlav _ Leollo- who atlll had tho vehicle listecl l -Heis." · u stolen. AdlltiUitoll lilUIIIoy _ Mtrj &llll, Long Bottom. Cleveland: Aaron Keeton, Belllnlay Ceveland, drowned when l!e fell Lewis, ll, drowned in o strip __ . _ 1 ·1 United Prerlll International Bellaireo Gregory JohiiiiOil, 10, !from a pier 11 Potklnl Jel<b mint pood off Jackson COunty , ,oont ,howed dnnmln.p clo'm• ills btolhers curt, 1: •nol Jef- wblla fiohln1 ln Loki Srie. road 31 a mlle north ol U.S. 86 KflfPE PICKETS POST OIFICE ~ another 11 l1ves m r1vers, frey, 3: and 1 sister. Denit'll', 71 Akron: William 1... Hoye, 24, while sw1mmmg. c...::;;.=~;;.......r-....,,....,......., la~ts and quarries. while fire months, killl!d in a fire in their 1 Akron, killed in an auto coUlllon : Cevellnd: Billy Buc~nao, SHEBOYGAN, Wlo. <UPJ) aod otber al"Cidenta boosted the home. : on Interstate 77 about five miles 21, Cleveland, dtowned when he ,· Donald DruMboutr picketed occld<'nlel death tnll to at ll!asl Cincinnati : Mell88a Rlchler. 5, i south ol Akrllll. jumped !rom an outboard motor PJ·JII~' . NE tho local post ofllce Salunlay lo 11. ·Sharonville, fatally inju•e<l by a l Akron: James Clayton kott, -boat Into Lake Ene at Cleve- f..-~:.!.:;:.~~D~I---...-· ..,......., DRY complain about tho Jack of mall Fivf persons lnclud.lng stack of lumber, overtunled by 1:t3, II:IIJed by a _h!tstlp land to swim.. i dellvtrlot to hi• hoble. He CLEANING reen-asers were killed Sunday tn playmates. moklrtst while he was ridmg a. Lebanon: B11ly Spacey, 24, ; _e:,f,~Ll carried his 1\all box whll"h In 1 Jtindlng thrH car cresh on Sandusky: George C~lapman .!1motorcy~le on U.S. 224 aboUt p~yton, drowned wb~Je _swi~· ~r , .~'3 S.rvlct1 On Rtquest turn, c~rrled • •len that read: u.s. U7 north of Camden in 17 , killed in 8 one-car c·rash 1seven m1la . west of Akron. . mmg in the Little Mtarru RIY· TOt' MAL ... 0 1 co 1 M d Lebo - -~ Now arranrt the eircled ltttert 1 ''Post offk:o unfair Jo this moll PrebleCounty8und;~_vwb" '' 011 !o! 1 r~ear U.S. 81n the Rt!~! Haven : Le LHtOOD. ar x, I, I· er n~a.r ~1 toformthtiUrptileantwer,u ~ Cit attempted to pass another. Wild Lift Area near here. 1 dieto.wn, clrowoed when. he fell Ch1lllCO~ : R1ekey Lunsford, . •urre•ted by the abon eartoon, ; box." Fbur t hlldreu a•~: when I Cadll: Coslmo and Manon A.! fro~ a ledlt lnlo th.e Little Ml· , 12, and hi~ _brother, Lora, 1.1. 1 'V ftll'Dt5 swept their B .:! , 1, 1r e. Scarimccl. both !5, Cleveland : tmi River while f1shlng near Rt. 4, Chillicothe,. drowned m ' Ptii11tSIIIIIMISIII.., A A A 1 ASCOT, Enlland <UPJ) -A CLIANIItl POMilOY ~, "rly Saturday. Their par- "llled wh n th 1 ·I I Fort Ancient. Soil Creek ll rniieo east of • . _ _ _ _ _ _ · ...... • e e r spor 1'3 CRr Cl nd Ch'IJ' th h" . t ., .... u ao~"'"') JIIIJI wbo runo • pet_oabtllllr)' "'" ond four other children ptun•ed off to h' ovela : Johnny COnley, 3. I ICO e w 1le on 1 flshm1 -------- =-== -- -- ,._--::; _:_1 but one rtm::~ine<l in H ~ Col lwnl lpd roao n C1eveland, fatally injured when . trip with neighbor!!. ..._.,. In: IIOOD 00011 fiMALI UDIL.Y 1' ,....t"'"· un_yroanear ,. bed~dbet "·' " D. KoJackl,· ~r l'ond;tiun •ith burn!'.. Adarnson aru:: ween parked cars Th ompS<tn.· ~""Ser ·-•uw; 7111, . . , , tllillf .,..·~ ~· ..._ Tht vidiml! lntlud~d : tn~ . H . 1 G. . ·d Iinto ttle path of a moYinc auto 17, Novely, killed when his car _ ,. • Ml~•.-IHIN on . ~~~ n. ~ze . lr::tJ .· 72 . ~~· near his nome, rolled o~er him at the Tbornp, 1 •rid&]' •lght 1, Lisbon, killed man aula <:o.- Ceveland · Ptul Miller S ;svn draJ strip while being re- I ---- -.----·-- ----Mentor : l..ouis~ Bell M~l'!, llsion at the intersection of Ottio lcleveland, .fatally injured ..;he~ aired. I Vettraal Memorial Hotpllal ' Parke.. burg, w. v•.. , 111 and 164 near Lltbon. Ihit by • mol<lrcycle •• ht Jelferson: Barry Reece, 12, i Admls•lo•• Satunlay- Daity whf'n sht either fell 01 I:J.npttd Toledo. Gary .DuvalL 17, Ore-~ played in the street near his Clevelarld, drowned in Midw11y • Swick, Middle rt ; Mary JarJrom a moving car hm. Igon. drowned m a quarry 10 home. . Lake on u.s. 322 IB mlleo southc 1 ·n po Cleveland : .Robert. 1\. Onu.'.lka . male~ south of Toledo. 1 HamHton: Mrs. 1ern Smith, i west of Jefferson whlle on a I VI~~~::~~-S.hnUy -James 1'1. WarrenSVIlle He~ght'. kolled I Sooday l6t Camden · and Robert More Ifamily outing C II · whf'n he accidentally inhaled l'Y· i St. CltlrsviHe: Ethel Farring- i Miss Te~ri Adkins 11 Ke~ l Buckeye u;ke · William Rob- . NEW RAVEN - Grav~-,lde ~ci I kt 8 Dd E II I lnidt fumes whiJe ex:periment-1ton, 16, Pittsburgh, Pa., killed ne'th McGruder 16 .~ Aaaron i ert Hen!!ley 1 Gahanna ' ntes ror Ernest Raymond s~edY· J)on•~a:' p:~er"oy . ·~;ryl Mo:. illg d a Standard Oil Co. lair when the car she was rldinJ in Thompson 11 ' ali of Dayton ,drowned wh~n f~ll rrom ; early re, 89• New Haven, who r!.J · - R' ld b ' . w·w tg hit Tta h' 1 Sunday at the hJme or fll!l , eyno ~ urg, I 11m Ill" I ry. a m1 I · ry ve JC e. over· killed in a traffic crash on u.s.' boat near Corwin Landini intv . . Gibbs Masvn · isaac Taylor Mass illon : James K. Youtz, turned and slid on its converti- 127 north vi Camden in Preble Buckeye Lake. his ~lster, MISS Ruby Sayre, RuU~d · Llda 'Roush Pomeroy.' - - ----- -- ~_ . __ . . New Haven. will be conducted · ' • ! Cambrld1e . Ralpb Dunbebm,' Tuesday at 2 p.m. at tne Jloa- El8le Jones, Silllde. fZ, Akron, killed In I head-on I k •· I Ch t l Dlscbarlfl 8alllloy - Ooo'lla ' I to l US oo e L>eme~ry a esnu •u co tilson on . . 21 two · Rid W v h Pullins, Valorie Youna, Hattie 1 mile~ south of Caldwell in No- H:eWas ·bor~· ·J:::r17. ~~7. at Hy!ttll, Hattie Powell, Nara i ble County. Jenks, Amanda Parker. Franklin : J•mea Clifford Letart. W. Va ., the soil of u-~e Whisman, 50, Franklin, killed in late Charles and Lou1se Harr1s BAND TO PRACTICE 1 crash on a Warren Count Sayre. He was a retired tt>leJack O'Brian road y graph operator and a member Practice of the Racine band 1 Jacqueline Kennedy viewed Huntincton Hartford inv1t~ a Popular Ellis Moore Iformer I ~hocton : Robert Rich d or the Hopewell Baptist Chur-:"h for the July 4th parade will be l Li1. T~ylor's ",~hu'! Afraid of deeurator friend w a bic fur- NBC exec) Jet& tht Lop ABC ~ Patterson, 18 , Rt. 3, NewC:~. I 01t Mt. AI~. A son, Kenneth, held Thursday at 8 p. m. at , V~Jima Woolf at the IIDlt mal bash at .HH's ~odern tnU!!· I Network pre.s job .. _ Vanessa~ ; erstown, killed in M two • car preced_ed h.1m ln _death In 19~. the high school. Jnet~mlng ' p~1vale St-Teenifli .as ~e . Le- eum; tht f~ll!nd sai<l 'Klrry. he Redgravt. Sir Micha~l's bun· crash 011 a Cothocton County ! s_urvlvmg m ad<htlon to h1s freshmen ar~-t~ __a_t::_te::_n::_· d: __ _ ~wn of n:ecency s d~rp,-,.n had~ dechnt Dt;-: -~u.!le he w.al! f the·bombshell da~.t~hter cunnin& l road 1 mil~ nor~ew Castle. Sl!ter, is a son, Jam~ Sayre, I owcapoule 11: g'lllcl altendiOI a deb party the some I cash from the u. s. bo<offkt •..:z New Haven. Friends may call ·-·and dirty . It was directed night; HH aaid a:ee. C•lUid you ror the film "Morgen," enll'r· at l.he Foglesong Funeral Home by one of Jacltie'1 lrequem 01- cet me an lnvit<? ; but, oald : tained at London's Albert H•ll OmaS 0 today from 2 to 4 p.m. and D£VOT~D TQ INTERESt Ul rorb. Mikt Nichola . Nichols friend you juat aaid you 're hn- lin(iina: songs of pniSI! for Fifrom 7 to 9 p.m., the R e Y. MEIUS • MA!WN AKEA Slips on like • dream. looks like a draom lnd WAre lllte Is Ulili year's Chic Escart .. ing your own pltrty th1l nit~ht: del Castro, even went ~ 0 f1:1r t1 S .Ralph Mahuney wlU officiate. ••••..-• 1: own, P•llllletMJr Tilat' " a very movt bl-~ tinh ld HH Cll.. tfr T•nnlthJII. 141t•r 1 dream! Luco·Tix lasts 50% lonf1tr and driu In minutta. '"' . . G , sa . get me a:~ inviia· to don green Castro • !llv•e Pubulllltd •'"'n .rr.roonlll •aeept It's blister 1nd pool roslslant. Clotr brilht colon thll - - - ·- - - ~-- - -- tional and I'll postpone mine- battle duds, announring, · ,.I • ~\'t!:'~~~.tu!:~~~~mp':n~.T~~.o:: won't !ado 1w1y but last and 1111. Lazy pelntors Jtwa Luct• Gravr.Ride Rite~ IDd bt did wanted to do aometlliR)l f 0 r c:UIIJ lt., PomeraJ. Ohio, U789. lu• ' -C otllee PIIDM WY HIM, ldlter> Tox bttause it' I so 11sr to opplr , , • flows off tilt brullt 0117 duct--' Sundav Cuba. I om In aympatny w1th ,., Con and onto tho ourfoco with little effort and ouch beautiful Cas tro." . . . Vanem • I80 SUP· lnt.II'H .. Het!Dtl •I•• ......_. MASON - n• Graves14e ••rites Pomo.., multi. posedly will be signed w aO'l PT. PLEASANT - Thomas "'"· fm- Samuel Timothy Hoffman, th . . I . . G Coleman •• Rl Po' l n( National adv•rtwtal re"ren.at.tl•., 2 1 e onRma Juhe A fl 1 ro~ w s · · • . , lotllnelll &:lmb•U. lne., 34-3 tftiBC< • ""• infant 1011 of Mr. and Mn. Sim· fCont:inued from page t) si.Bge role lliOmeone else sing-·1 Pleasant, a retlr~ s~w m1U 1 _PT. PLEASANT - The ,r:ev . ~rll~'··· N•• 'l'ort CILy. New uel w. Hoffman, Lelorl. W. ereasi•• returns. ing the Loewe-Lernc• oong• l t::tor and farmer, died Sun- Gilbert W. Tooley. 80, a re.~red "''""""~ "'"'' .,,.,,.. ,. Va., were conducted SU<ldny 11t ·-e . . . venwa . 1).(• ''C ame- day night in Sheppard's Nun- ,, Methodist mm1ster • d1ed SUI· a.rrt.r wiMre .... u.bae u •ot."' an the movie ..er.1 on• '''' 111 ao•anee .. m• 1 lot" the Graham cemetery by the It's witis-I·ed beh'I·" · orne at Ellensboro, w. Va. l day st his home, 2006 0011 BeDdn•l olfto.. 111.tt • 1 PHONE 992-51 00-99USOO •·v u 10'.. a ' f'j•-.1. I f ·· I"" Mol • .OIUit 19.101 l"bree m.oouu. · ~ .... B• IK • •narnn .[' .ame. ;;:tU!"VItors .,.U(,N' nnocen Ifans that Charlie Chaplin won't He had been seriously HI foc Ave . A native of Wayne Coon- lllltor ftcutll .,..,.. Clf'1'11H " " ' " ln addition 01110 -BIL- I be IOo happy WI'th ''My ..11·rI! I three wreks. ~ ty W. Va.' he had been 1 · - ' nlllabl•• oae mo11tb, ta.ao. '' POMEROY, 0. 6M E. MAIN ST. · te M to hil parents art PORTSMOUTH, • . I ' IUH: On• rear IIO.nn: ltr moadll. 1 Ill r, IJ'f Lynn; paternal ly Eldridge, 19. pleaded lnno- With Chaplin · An Tntimate Me-l Born m Mason county, April Ident of Pt. Pleasant the pa.st •.2&1 t'tlr.. mont~~~. ti.OD . . lleOI't,. 'randparents, Mr. and Mrs. cent today •· first dew · - years. uon erk• tHlu._ luDdu TIPMP • w .,.ee mur- moir " by eK-wife Lita Grry I 23, 1888 , he was the son o1 lh e 1"" -.nlln••· Robert Hoffman, Letart, W.Va., d~r charges in the ~ex slaying Crapiin · lots of inside atartle 1at.e Henson and Minerva Sweez- 1 He was receded in death by l~"'"::i.;;'""""'""'""''""'""~ maternal jl'andparenl&, Mr. or youna Charles Mllltr. whose : ' n. 1 le Coleman. He was a member , his wire three month1 qo , He •nd Mrs. Mary L. Berrv. Mas- nearly nude body was found in I of the Good Shepherd EUB I is aurvived by a da•1Jhter. 1 1 oo; and Charles Berry , Chur- an tbandoned barn 1bout IOO I Church. Garnet. at home ; a son, Jack, le~ ; gnat lfand paren~~. Mr. yardl from hi! home In South Survivors Include his wife, Huntington, w. Va ., a sistel". •nd Mrs. B. f . ilollnl. Masoo, Webster early Saturdsy. the former Laura Bell Stepeh- Mrs, M. H. Gartin, Huntir1g1<1n; iJl!l Mrs. A. J. Berry and f.h1 . The 13-year-old minlster•s 30n ens, New Haven ; rour daught- ! a half.sister, Mrs. John Ja(hU .Hofrman was se~~:uolly molested and ers, Mn. Leoma Anderson, : era, ProctorYille; a brother, the mfant wa1 born Junt 1: 1trangled. the rounty coroner Kingston, Jll .; Mrs. Myrtle ! Wilburn Tooley, Ches•peake; ~t St. Mary 's Hoapi&al in Hunt- ruled. Ht> wn clothed only in Four _pe~5001 sustained min- Thomas, Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant; j and two half-brothers, William ~ and died Frida.¥ at Chil- 1 shirt when his faUu~r. the Rev. o~ Injuries ln three autom~ Mrs. Bernice Greer. New IE. Dillon, Huntington, and J . dreta Ho&pital jn COiumbul!. Gerald Miller. and 1 friend dls- j bil.e mlsh1p5 t~at occurred In i Haven; and Mrs. Eunice Pinell, o . Dillon, Fort Wayne. Ind - --- _______,____ covered the body after 1 three-j Muldleport d.urmg the p111t week · p,.,eMwood ; and two sons, Funeral servlces will be <:on· hour search. lend. . Earl Coleman, Wodtworlh, Obio dueled lll olO·p.m. Tueoda)' at _____ Pohce ""t aummontd at and John Coleman, Massillon, lhe Chapmtn·Wilcoun Funer· SQUAD CAlLED ·• 3o55 a.m. Solllnlly Jo 0 mi&- 1Ohio. TheR are 1$ IAndcbild- 1 ol Homo. Burial will be In Kirk. ' hap at the mteraecUoa of :ten and It &real 1randchUdren. l land Men\Qrlal Gardens. The Racme emer1ency squad ISouth Third and Locust where ' Fr.merJ,J\ aervlcee will be conwas summoned all a. m. Suncor driven by In Clinton ! dueled ot l p. rn . Wednesday I FREE CLOTIDNO day to lhe Lon1 Bottom r.,J. 3'1, Pomeroy, bad 1 ot the MI. Zion EUB Church. The S.IYlllion Army will dence of Charlea Larkin!! wbe · ran into the rear of IBurlal will bt in Mt. Zion : hold free clothln& dey Thurs· tmd sufrered an app.arenl heart stopped vehicle ope:nted by Cemetery. Friends may caU 11 ; day from t a. m. until noon at attack. ~e wa1 adm1tte~ to Hot. John Fisher, Jr., 33, RD, Ra· the Crow • HuaseU Funeral ': i15 Butternuf...av. Anyone :nthosp1tal as • med1cal pa· I . , bolllf after 1 p. m. Tutsd1y. I lleip or surroundlna areaa Js fj;i. durlnc the a car m Minerva. 1 I I I Q 0 I I I 'r: _,.,..,.,_Nne. I I ro~r A~ron, ':;:::::::::;-!.t 1 o .... HOUR ~ I I Q I I J y] , . Robinson's I ·IJ•,.. -•nM ~. Ernest ~llled sayre I I DieS Sunday 1 I' I I· I t7 The easiest the world to 1 Rl ht ' ' ' .Voice of Broadway 1 I 1 1 1 i 'P'" Th C Jeman D'Jes sunday 'In Ellenshoro UPI BrJe• fs I THE DAILY SENTINEL luro~tex ACRYLIC EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT 1 Rev. Tooley D'Ies Sunday .,..M .,, ,. _,,., ................ I Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Four IDJUre • d Jn 3MI.Shaps Pt.AY THE FABULOUS 1 BONUS BINGf -=:.::::::::========·===:-:= ===f HELEN HELP US! COMPIAIN'I'I ON£.81DED, SAYS HUSBAND Deu llaltn: W"" illl I w ~~ • ""YI tho .;,., ho wrJte in C9mplaon •· IDd 1 bo~1 ~~~~~~~~Tho way lhey ta , --, 1'1 OD nor•• pills becJule of their Jow-lif• hu1tho t1op ' . It *"!itl bo men who d<o the col!fiUtiJic, We hne ,. como bome from work to a haute ba... lhat lo In on uproar, and heir lhe JOOr lillie ..... " wblal abollt ._ Wei SHE h11 '10 work, how wt mlllre01 her, ek' U lltfPtl cllllllOI ~l<lp IUinl pllla o1 all aora 1nd I •• 1111 lo lholr IUndar<IJ 11 IIIII - ; Then m1ybo :If• ~.,r . . . . . . . t (II tho be•t •f lholll. • As lor belnc trta!N ll>t • dog, ..U tlop nave better homel 111"• eome llusilall'ls. ~ SAD DOG O.ar Da(: It llll'l at.&JI tho wiVet wbo do 1111 ~. IIIII I'll adDIII IItty ~ loudool IIIII iGolltJI, lliltl ~ ftvo lhn.. u ·tiler 1et few.. .Ja'tll . . . . . l!ow jlllt H•· w.· .,. , .,. w.. ..... - A youngster in Fl!!htr'l car,iI wel4.'0me. Larry Fisher, suffered 1 bead TWO REHEARSAIA 'l i'"""'=""'""';;;;i;;""'""''""'"" Injury and was taken w a phy-1 Tho Ea1lern llifh School sician for b'eaUtlent. Goodnlte tert band will reheerH at was cited on an assured clear high IChool Friday 1nd IIIIU<- 11 dlllance cbarae. . day, July I 1nd I, from 7 • The next was tt 1 a.m. Sun- I p. m. for the concert m be day 011 Sou~ where El· at the high lchool on July 4. For The Family mer Gene Clark,~. Rt. 1, Mill- Recent graduate band metn- 1 dleport, loti CQIIlrol of bIt bera 1re Invited Jo porUcipote. Pricft ...In lot _ _ $1-99 fecUy nlct people lnlo ".~low . ouw when tho hood r~po~~~ ~ :lit dot!" ma~~~ to • "whln- came up. Ht otruck 1 WEATHER n( piii·IUIJift' . I oar owned bp Georae todoy INi oorth, IJI.N Koow why ? Be<1111e of that 11011 , Middleport_ Poll.,. very human to Jel even Clark sufrered a cut on tht'"."' .• ' ' 101'"",!·:.:--:~,)o:oLID dat If you alight your wife, o he Ht was also arrested an 1 l ,;;;....ii;iii;i;a,a;a,;.;.;_"poy, you bock" by •bowing cborlt you how I'OIIjfh her life i• _ 1n Th · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • spodeo 1 Tbe •• h • othOI' mlabap wa1 at . more "'" w lneo 11·15 • m Sunda tth0 . •~ - well If th1t's ber . . ' ya ilt~r- • you'll •' her lhi . . tecllon of ,.,•. and Alb • Ill • ft yap a:!::. some "ii Wbert a ear dr1ven by Inez • 1 1 Soon yoo'n trylnl lo ' : , ""'M • who can hurt WHO tho n c- • 41 Middl a aDd two niL'! J*iple have Two pas~gers l~tihe Me· lf you've tver JHn appllane• ada that 11ld, ''No t'Omo • couple ol K'"~ M~ tn-- • trtdt-ln requirtd"-you m~t have ~OIIIht your ........, car were repo~prennt appllanee hss no v1lue. THIS IS NOT meanlto. No matt.r what one jured. Jenny Halllher, Middle- • NY• at lbil point, tho other por h lllllalnotl 1 lorobolltl 111- • Tl\UJ:! We tDiftt JOUr tradf ..in btca\1111 Jt on bt 1w1at1 It Into a "dit'ty slam" JU'f lnd I'•IIY MeKinnty, Mid· e neondllloned and l'eiOid-ot o pro~C Inti lfeDI tho ooore Willi mea11- dloport, 1uffered hud lnlurlel Wa Hll frl1ldtlra a p p - wlth or IDitho•f tnui<. er wortll or IICIIont. COmmuni· Wade wu cited on a chirp ui • It'I up to you. U you. kMP yaur prHent applttnee, 70u 1101 tho 11mo low pike we etteltlllh fer •very callol!? n lhatlw•y. e llellly, 11'1 • chUdiJb to • tUitomtr. oct - llllll that'• why 1 lf you want to lrallt, we•n "'" you a fuD YBl\11 e • allow1nce bo... on ap, meke111d opentlnt ooadl• • wQie CI'OI!Odlle tem on !ell tion. AND THII rAJa AUA)WAIICI WILL •1 pltylq btUblntlo or wives. Per All Tile P1miiJ e DIDUCTID FIOII TKJ LOW rRICJ WI e H JOUI' lim 1re totally poollll)lt loplhot you e e ADV~m _,.ate, btil II 'II leaal lltree-11 fourlht ol tho wbot ntllltl IIHII It COIII()I'OIIIIl tho l'llltiiiiCIII lllal II list .. winllll1t mry Dllllt,JI CANVAS 0 XFOROS I WIN UPTO ,. THE SHOE lOX W'lt owi An Hon..., state•e.nt • ABOUT IS •' • • Wode~:~~lh~III,J( .. • TINNIS SHOES • ~~~· Jr==~·:,.:::,~·~'~"-!!. .:.~ ....... ShH Store !hoy..,.,..~. IW ol Joclare. I )101 AT YOUR A'P a lUIIe tiR l1lil por• ~IPP1-- _.. M- H. MNWI.,.,, 0 •. "-----~-- • •• • • TO HELP YOU WINI IF YOU COPY SEE PAGE 1 OF YOI,JR JONUS BINGO GAMI BOOK \ . WIN EARLY WIN OFTEN winner of 1966. finish." only two players to better twice pve him totall966 'earnings of beh.ind Casper ln the current "With lllne holoa I<> go," be His ability to play hl8 own In the four wurney rounda. $69,74!1. Western. got $12,000. He holds : Aqueduct. years 1<1 wm the ali·Encland after the second round. ST,~JNfORD, Cali!• .IUPIII member ol the powerful I Ralston has followed a shaky tiUe three years rwming, was a ! But on the payday test, Bob Murphy of Florida, woa Australian team second-seeded. IPath m staymg ahve th1s far, .heavy favont.e to beat compa· · Sllflday's fourth round, he took tbe NCAA golf dlampiOOShlp SIGN, •I '<$ Ton Roche. ' with most of his. trouble _owing triot Owen Davlds?n to gaiB a a stroke off par on the first with a 283. 1nine holes w~ile all other y !to a faulty serv1ce. He IS the berth in the semlfmals. There was 110 competition Itop--ranked player i& the United I The other semUinal berth will I challengers were evaporating SEOUL iUPI) -Kim Kl~!oo ' scheduled Sunday. States. go to the winner of a match I Sunday's fourth round. he took ~ _Kore~ wrested ~e Fran~, EWrt/Pi~ . . . I betwt!en fourth-seeded Manuel 8 stroke off par en the fir st 1 JURIO~ m_tddlewelght t~Ue cltampJOn, has . giv~ Stan Bahnsen h1s s1xth wm Sant~na of Spain and the I nioe holes while all other ! Italy s N1?o ~~venut1 on a lG-- Wlllie Ludick_, . agamst three J~ses. ·surv 1vor of a contest between challengers were evaporating round split dects•on. Sport Club 1 . Tony Horton s twu.run homer Australia's Ke1 Fletcher and I under the 90 degree heat, the -The WGrld m lh:e second ga~e w~s enou~h I India's Jaidip Mukerjea. , tight fairwaJs , the 64 traps, the LO.UISVJL~, Ky..(UPI) - stri~\4 , el::::~~~ to gwe Rakow h1s th1rd wm 1 1 fast , sloping greens and the C~ssms C1ay s s~nsormg gro:up I world w aaainst no losses. ! The U.S. also ha.d . thr~e I essure of com etil ion. said the heavyweight champ_IOD promoters bope Art Todtenhause n won his representatives remammg m pr . . P would be avai lable for a title I . f the th • · 1 N W1th mne holes to go the wmner o seventh game as he scattered e women s smg es, ancy ! . ' . ' defense against Karl Mildenber· ; bo t · 4. h 1 nn a·n· J ~ only hope for the fteld of 59 u recogmzc:a R 1 0 eight bits to give the Sy rac use ll' ey a as, II! ean t • Iger Sept. 10. cb · · by the Racine remained in secend Ch ' r . h Moffitt King of Albambra 1• wh1ch started the last round amp1on 1e s a 6-.3 wm over t e ' h d bl • - - ---"'i laee in the Hocking Valley R' h d Cal if and Kathy Harter of was w e-ther Casper woul nw · Sund·lv A L 8 P .. IC mon raves. rturo u·· . . : •. Baseball League on Sunday , pez and Colton ("la~~ton ho Seal Beach, Calif. . How~ve_r, one up. He d!d~ ~. ! WATKI NS G L E f\'. N.Y. A galero Is a ~~=~~ with l:ln easy 21-2 victory over i ered off loser Ph il Nlekro. ,was certa m of bemg ehmmated l Tomm~ Aalon _and Kerm it JUPI ) ~ Bu c k Fulp wnn the golden-tasseled h. 250 CHICAGO (UPI) -It's going game, ending his streak of Buchtel of Attlens County. . , ! today since Mi~s Richey and · Zi-lrley tied for third and $6. 1E~Ih~r~un~nim~g£of~l:he~W:a:tk~1:ns~·~th~eiP~o~pe~on~the~=~==; to be a while before Ron Santo consecutive games ployed at Buchtel's two runs scored ln KEINO BEATS CLAnK ~.' Miss Harter were to complete at 2117. Jal:k McGowan, Tony i Glen Grand Pm . cardinal. gets a chance to extend his 25-- 390. Santo is the National l the ninth frame off John Cle- BERLrN (UP II - K1 pc hoge their rain·halted match of Lema, Bruce Crampton and 1 j!3lne hitting streak. League's sixth leading hitter , land. Lefty Larry Price bad Keino of Ken ya, the 26-year-old :saturday. In that one. Miss Homcro Blancas shared firth T~ Chicago Cub _infielder, lwiltl a .310 average . . . . : Pitched shutout ball for seven holder of the world'~ 5,000 ~ Richey led 6·2,_ 2-0, in her bid ' place at _288 , ~inning $3,650 1 com;~dered a top candidate for lA the top of the third mmng, : innings and he was relieved by meter record, defeated long- I for a ber l.h m the quarter- · each. wh•le B1lly Max well. I OPTOMETRIST the National League third base !Cub pitcher Curl Simmons ! Mike Jenkins in the eighth. distance specialist Ron Clarke fin als. Charles Coody. P<t lm er, Georgt• 1 Office Hoursog to 12. ~ to 5 (Close at N-. . job in the All·Slar game ,! threw a pitch over Ron : Jenkins, after pitching hitless SIJ_nday wit h a ti mt- _uf 13 ~ Mr~·. King already gainrd the Archer and Ken Venl uri tied al Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy soffered a fractured cheekbone Swoboda 's head before striking I ball gave way to Cleland jn mmules, 26.2 seconds dmmg an qu artl:!r·finals by winni ng Satur- 289 for nintil to win $2 ,400 1 Sunday. when ~e w~s hit by. a ~~m out. But l.ater in the inning, I the 'last frame. io.vita_tion ~~.c k nwet. dii.Y. npi et e. ! 1 Ja~k Fisher pit.ch m the l.hrrd S1mmons btt M.et second Rac!Jle broke open a !!Core------- lnn J ~g. of the f1r_st game of a basema~ Ron Hu11t u1 the ba~k. I less game In the feurth with • doub~header w1tb the New A ~ th1s pomt, plate ump1~e I four runs as the result of trip-York Mel!!. Chr1s Pe~koud'as stepped JD les by Peanuts Wickline and ,A, . . th front Spencer doubles by Sanw s JRjury carne a11er e . mana ofersthe plate to warn the David . • two teams had tangled in a . Tb. gb · h C b k. Leo M1ckey WinebrenR~ and Jenkbaseball battle the previous 0 " h roug dt Mu 19 1p1pe1r W ins and a single by Brut-e Beeg. . , uroc er an e pi o es 1 1:1 :·~ that sent Cubs Adolfo Westru h 1. ed nd I e. Phillip! to the hospital with a D hm, 15w ll .Pay .•~ ther Racine hitler, were W i n ~ brr :c;ed left elbow- but did not G 'ur~: er 1 yeafrsthago dwl~ tse brenner with a double aftd three be I d I tan ._,, ou o e ugou . . I . I t . to th se;_m to . reate to t. , Westrum became so angry that !! IRK eJ 1 ~ s.x nps . e 1 ,1e p1tcb that hJt Santo ! he had to be pushed away by plate ; W1cklme , a ~r~ple and s~r:~ed to get away . from 1 Pelekoudas before finally being home run; Roger ~Jl'ch, a ~lp­ F ~~.1er and the Met pitcher rabbed b Met Coach Siteriff I Je, double. and s_mgle; Pnce, rushed towards the plate where 1 ~ob' n Y two doubles; Jenkins, a double 0 Santu was. sl~~pe? ,to the · T~/ ~~ 0 teams then both and si~gle; Cleland,_ three singrouod sayt~g ,, I didR ~ .~ea& ' calmed down- but when Santo gles ; S~cer. a tnple, and Jt , Ron, I d1dn t mean it. was hit in the buUom of the Bob Smith and Greg Ruush, Santo was taken off the field third inning, it first seemed like 1each 8 single. (m a stret<-her and rushed to the battle was fl aring up aE am. - - - -the hospital where X-rays But umpire Pelekoudas made revealed the damage. Santo no indication that he thought it had singled in the first iRning was deliberate. I to extend hi s hltting streak to There were no more incidents 25 games but missed the secoDd in the rest of the twi•bill. ' · WIIIIBLEDON (UPI) --Sixth-, ol tho. Wimbledon lawa tenais seeded Deania RalstoR of championships. Bakersfield, Calif., was rat.ed Cliff Richey of ~alias, the 10 better thaa aa even ebotce oRly other U.S. surviVor In the against Australian Bob Hewitt men's singles, faced an even today in a quarter-final match I tougher task agaioat another i .- . ~ylw 1 1 Racine Holds Second Place In HVL PIay Ron Santo is Sidelined by 'Wild Pitch ' 1 · 1 1 1 N. W. COMPTON, 1 Ride with The Dodge Boys 1 1 Murcer Hits For Homers Yanks Take 2-Game Bulge For Toledo • In MI•ddleport standmgs ri~~!':.~~:k wi:'~~· :•r ---- ----· - ------,-· --·---- By Ualted Prell llltenaHonal lollddleporl's Boys League toes. walked nobody, hit one. M. ill their liReup i! Bob b 1 Vanta took a two-game edge Hysell fanned 7, walked B. Three I Murcer bas any mere days hke Ill vlcl<>ries over the field of those walko came In the filth SU~ay. ld T ledo M d 0 Saturday IR a make-up game two of which came home to ~ 20-year-o fu that had been rained out .on roost un Becker's single and Hens shortstop clouted .our . , . home runs as the Hens split a Thursday when they edged the oth.r on P1ckens tr1ple. d bl he d·• 'tb th T to • feat-improving Red Sox Rd S 002 04&-8 5 2 ou e a eu WI e oron !-11. A lour-run fifth Inning Y~nks ox 240 IOx- 1 7 0 Maple Leafs, routi"i the Leafs •So 1 11 h f B k d p· k B 1. Is..! before droppmg tho 01ghl· 1·~ x e one s y o · ec er an 1c ens. o lB. cap 3-Z. up tile came wh!ll Pickens Hysell <WP 14) and Wilson. Murcer, 1>-feet-11, 165 pound•, led lllld was out ot BOYS LEAGUE STANDINGS boosted his bomer l<ltal to nine, &tretching it on a relay Middleport tops 011 the Heas, witb two left field to the plale. belts in the opener and another The Yankees got their W t. Pet. GB pair off Ed Rabow in the on tlx hils, singles by WiJs;oo, l Yankee• .. , .. 7 l .815 second cootesl Fife, D. LitUe, and Brown Braves . . .. 4 2 .666 2 Catcher FraBk Fenandez Redlegs •• 5 3 .625 Z also cracked a pair of homers a triple by Fife and o double Bob Hysell. Senawrs . • • .. 3 4 .429 3\1 Ia tbe opener and Wayoe Mike Bolio worked the Red Sox •• • .. I 5 .166 5 Comer added a two-run belt as three llmlngs for the winne"' 1 Indians .. .. •• I I .143 5\ii the Heoa pounded out 11 bile to but tile Sox got to him for runs in ijte third on three 111es, and a hit batsman. sell relieved In the fourth bad otllf the bod filth m·,"RII· . Rantlf ' Bet:ker, working tho Soi, fanned ooe, walked 3, aJioWejl .. slx hits, but bad two errors'blck of him. The Yanks played trrorleoo boll . Bolli'•~ ail: In tlnll int> h TheDodge Boys are rid in', drivin', poundin' leather to get you and acreal new Dodge together. Step up, pardner; it's your deal. And with the good guys, you know everything's stacked in your favor. MONZA, Italy !UPI) Jooalhu Wllllama of England SUnday woe tho eighth Mooza Llttety Grllllll I'r!J: altho wheel or • De BencUo afrer a fierce duel wltb Cllllllryman Mike Eeckwitll 1nd Swede Slll!rrir 1'holodd1011. Williams raced the 114.98 JDlle eourse in one hour, five mllutee and 311.1 seconcl8, •veraatnc nut mllet · per ···- aood auys; they all wear white hats. • 125 I. ~Min St. .•••.. · l1YM~ .... .::~e ~~e·;~~~ ~~~~·~ ~~~:~': ~:n:i:~t~i~ :!~at SiJth.Seeded Dennis Ralston is Rated Even Choice Bob MU1tr Jorry Lowery play all 8 NEW GAMES at Qn~e Seilyi · Saturday third place amonc the blg CHICAGO <UP!) money boys with $64,620 for the ~~er set a world reconi of year. 5 lor tho mile In Wim!ltti Casper, who was 35 this SUI,OOO Arlinglon Classju. .,..,k, played the Western in . •l' the same fashion as he played NEW YORK (UP'!) -.Laay .Ryuu tbe National O~n. He never PiU scored a th~~:~~ ~ ·~~ led . .. until the finish. He wu len&lh vicl<>ry i• lhe cl in a three-way tie for second Coaching Club Amer-iad CHICAGO (UPI) -Billy Coap- 1oaid, "I looked ai the board and game on Medinah Country Tho vlclory, coming I!lght Casper moved ahead ol tho ar ued simple strategy to saw that I wlis the only player ClUb's tough 7,014 yards wu after -bis N at jon a! Open previous leader, Arnold Palbecome the firsl player since in the red (under par) . It didn't such that he literally coa!led m triumph, made hlm the third men, who won only ~.400 for .lM ;,., "~ :.:.. .. :".'.:.:;:.:;;: ~;:::: :~~~:._. -:· ........ "'~~ A nu 1 &51 the anlv oJaver 1o break par player this year to successfully his ninth place Wlnd·up. lor two coosecuUV1! years and tried I<> play wilhln mysd. I for the 71-hole 11!111 He bad a defend a PGA wur title. 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Minnesota 33 36 .178 13 PiUsburgh 39 29 .574 4 Chicago 32 37 .164 14 Los Angeles 40 30 .571 I New York 30 37 .448 lS Houston 30 32 .549 S\1 1Kamas Cily 30 40 .429 161'1 Philadelphia 37 34 .521 7 ~, Washington 30 13 .Ill 18 Cincinnati 34 35 .193 911 Boslon 25 46 .352 22 Sl. Louis 33 36 .478 10',0 SUnday'o Resulta Atlanla 33 II .446 13 New York 7 Chicago 2, 1st New York 29 33 .133 1311 New York 2 Chicago 0, 2nd Chicago 21 46 .3lll 2211 Boston 13 Washinglon 7, 1st Sunday's ll.,all& Washington 9 Boston 3, 2nd Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 0 Kansas City I Cleveland 2, 1st Chicago 7 New York 0, tst Cleveland 14 Kansa.s City 3, 2nd York 8 Chicago 2 Mionesola 7 Detro1l 5. 1st Angeles 2 Atlanta I Minnesola 7 Delroll I, 2nd Fran 10 Cincinnati 0 Baltimore 12 Callforrua 7 ' RoulSton 6 Sl Louis 3, II inns. 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Tblnb Be Is Ready Early tills season Billy talked to Heffner and pltchlng coach Mel Harder about starting, but apparenUy didn't make an unpression. He was named an alternate starter JWlO 13 at Pittsburgh, but lhe departed Joey Jay got lhe job. Indians Snap Losing Streak dllcktn is your Krottr ston. Ham day. Heffner aloo gave that im· pression, without <ommlttlng himself. McCool spld he didn't partlcuhrrl~· ....... 9nyw<Jv "hf>:r.:mAA I would start only so long {IS 1 won. The fir,t game I loal, they would probably drop me." He added thai atartlng and relieving would be harder on bls arm than relieving all ol a sore arm, I figured there wu 110 way I was goMa start this aea&Jn," he remarked. "'Ihey say you need three piu.:n121 u ~ uu ar;, a ./~ t.:;• be said. "Well, I've got three, possibly four - a last ball, curve, &lider and cbangeup." Billy &ot jusl two slarling assianmenta last season, the final me on the season's closing day. The Reds planned to send Mill Pappu (1>5) against Joe Mile~ ler, just recalled from the mi· nora, as they open a lhreeiame By CURT BLOCK start of the season, slugged bls Prevention ill belter .than eure, opener. Tom Tresh slnglnd set with lhe Los Angeles Dodg· UPI Sporill Writer Jsixlh homer of 1966 Sunday and right' So I keep the light on so home tile firsl run of the I ers. Chico Salmon has yel to see drove in six runs as lhe Indians I can gel out there il one second game and Ray Barker's The Gianls collecled 15 hits his firsl ghost but he's found splil a twinbiU with Kansas e<>mes." bases loaded infield out account· and Gaylord Perry pitched a himseU. Clly, losing lhe opener 4-2 and Backing Salmon's hoi bat ~ ed for lhe other. Roger Maris lwo-hilter for his IOih victory Salmon, who admits to a fear coming back to capture the were Rocky Colavito and Leon homered with two on and Tresh SUnday to prevent a CinciMati of ghosts and sleep~ with the nightcap 14-3. IWagner who conlributed. blasted a two-run roundtripper sweep of the three-game series lights on "so I can get out in Jumped up Average mers in ltte seven-run · in the first game off Chicago and snap the Reds' win streak time if one oomes," has been · Chico, whose gi ven name is inning that snapped a 3·3 loser Tommy John. at eight games. conducting a personal reign of Rulhford, has now balled in 2~ and gave Sonny Siebert iJI·[ seii -,-P ~--Middl r to- J ---'1:1 l966-5 l 1Y teiTor the last three weeks that runs this season and the paltry eighth win in 11 decisions. n neL, omeroy epo • · I une • hao moved him to lbe number .232 baiting average he owlled R Sn d ed Fr nk three llp<ll among American ,'June 7 has soared lo .316. Robuss } etopr Ia bill a In . hed C 1.1 mson, u•e wo ers Le ague baIters. I Balt1more squas a 1 or· the AL b lling biDed The 5-fooHO, 155-pound Sal· nia IH New York look a pair f . a h'ls race, ;'~i e mon had rarely been given from Chicago 7-2 and 2.:0, . or mne 1 1. as 1 '1h mlort · 1 scored seven 1mes n e as credit for helng anything more Minnesota swepl a doublehead· . . . t 1" ' 1 · 1: two mmngs odw1pe ou Ori a 1-.. th.an a se ldom us ed uUutyman er from Delrmt. 7-5 an d 71 · . and Calif Th 1 1 0 es in two previous seasons. But Boston beat Washington 13-7 orn a ea · e. , ,nee Cleveland Manager Birdie before losing lhe second game ~lifcted ~ hi~' ~If SIX • '1 ebbetta installed the 26·year- ~3 in other American League Muir e~s RWJ e Jo~s Mlller II 0 n fo old Panamanian at shortstop, I play. I nkmed ogas.f · wor e 1wo rames r Salmon has been Just shy of I In the Natiorral League, San IBirds and won his first game 1ensat1onal. Francisco shutout Cincilmati 10- the year. Salmon, who had two year 1 o Los Angeles lopped Atlanla I · 1 major league totals o1 seven 12:1 Plllsburgh blanked Phlladel· J' Tpbrows, Tbroeth Hh,llerJK and 1 bome runs anct11 RBis at the N y k tr' eel 1m erry s ree uer "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• phla 2-0, ew or . lmm IZoilo Versa lies' two-run single ~ A Chicago .8-2 af~r bemg wblte- 1in the third inning gave - ·~nd ;:::. washed lR the first game Hl, . Min h' ped St Lo Is neso1a. 115 ~· ~ and. Hous~on. w lp . u victory. The Twins rallied 6-3 aa 11 mmngs. five rum; in tbe fifth Salmon knocked in one run in the opener and hung on behind II the first game, as Dick Green, 1 2-3 innings of hitless relief Roger Repoz and Bert Cam- AI Worthington. Dave Boswell,, II paneris paced tile Athlelics Ithe winning pitcher in the witb home runs, and batted game, was granted a 7-1 five more on three hits in before Jake Wood, who bad second game. Salmon has four RB!s, helped drive him been laking his newly acquired from tile mound when Detroit starting role very seriously - tollied four in lbe eigbtll. 63 Chevrolet tha~ and ghosls. Fritz PelersOII burled his Ill AIN 2 Dr. I eyUnder~ ''I never see a ghost before," first shutout for the Yankees !I Avlo. TNnL Radio end Salmon says witll a slralght scattering six hils, and Fred h111or, Whltowoll tim. face "but In Panama a Jol of Talbot worked his first con>· II ' . 62 Ford Gal. 500 people talk about ghosts. plete game tills year m ... for o NOIIy dolklous YoUfltr, Wholesome Reas Bombed; Dodgers Next Foe CINCINNAti (tiPI) - Billy announced McCool would slart li .Cool Is resJped to roUe! Wedneiday nlflbt. Thai left Mep; tohlng- the rest of this year. Cool surprised and· happy. 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GB California 38 33 .535 9 ; San Fran 45 27 .625 ... Minnesota 33 36 .178 13 PiUsburgh 39 29 .574 4 Chicago 32 37 .164 14 Los Angeles 40 30 .571 I New York 30 37 .448 lS Houston 30 32 .549 S\1 1Kamas Cily 30 40 .429 161'1 Philadelphia 37 34 .521 7 ~, Washington 30 13 .Ill 18 Cincinnati 34 35 .193 911 Boslon 25 46 .352 22 Sl. Louis 33 36 .478 10',0 SUnday'o Resulta Atlanla 33 II .446 13 New York 7 Chicago 2, 1st New York 29 33 .133 1311 New York 2 Chicago 0, 2nd Chicago 21 46 .3lll 2211 Boston 13 Washinglon 7, 1st Sunday's ll.,all& Washington 9 Boston 3, 2nd Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 0 Kansas City I Cleveland 2, 1st Chicago 7 New York 0, tst Cleveland 14 Kansa.s City 3, 2nd York 8 Chicago 2 Mionesola 7 Detro1l 5. 1st Angeles 2 Atlanta I Minnesola 7 Delroll I, 2nd Fran 10 Cincinnati 0 Baltimore 12 Callforrua 7 ' RoulSton 6 Sl Louis 3, II inns. Monday'o Pnlhable Pll<herl Monday'& Probable Pll<ben Baltimore at California, ni'IibtiJ Houston at Plltsburgh, night -Barber (7-2) vs. Lope2 Bruce <1·5) vs. Blass (5-I) Ceveland at Minnesota, nlgbliJI ,::;"J~ al Atlanla, night - Tianl llhl) vs. Pascual (2-10) vs. Jay 16-3) (Only games scheduled) Loa Angeles at Cincinnati, · Tulda.y'• Gamet -Osteen (9-5) vs. Pappas Detroit at California, night Baltimore at K.C., nlflhl San Francisco at st. Lools, Cleveland &I Minnesota, night -Herbel (Z.O) vs. Gibson Washington at Chicago, night New York at Boston, nipt <Only games scheduled) Tueiday'o GamH al New York, nl&ht H:;:~~ at Plllaburgh, night Cl at Alianta, nlghl Clncinoati, night Fran at St. Louis, nighl Amerloan Leap W· L. Pet. 47 24 .11112 ... E • EVINRUDE, JOHNSON and scon PARTS FOR,OUTBOARD MOTORS Surf -- 71c Breeze ' ....... Rinso 2 - - 73e ............ $1.35 II .............. . . ..... dollcttul contoloupoo with b crum. Blue ....... . . . . ..........,_ ......... . . . .. .,.,_ .eBOATS 1nd MOTORS eiOAT PAINT-~ PRICE ~ wUlER PARTS and ACCESSORIES !eGARAGE TOOLS 6(} 'IUP VMft lrAMN . e lt'l I lf'Nt h'Nto .............. ..- 85e Fluffy "All" :1 .. ......... .... . 83e Dishwater "All" ............ --Swu LiQuid Lux Liquid ..,.,. ............... Colli Wlflr "All" ......._...... 49e .' '' . - .,. •• ntc . MODEL 14RD3A A PERFECT BREAKFAST COMBIIATIOI FOR AIY DAY OF THE e Fast Freeze Ice Cube Tray a eru11 Width Shelves ... One Adjqstable. eFull Width Porcelain Enamel Crisper. No Defrosting in Refrigerator Section. e Dairy Bar Storage Door eMagnetic Gasket Door Seals. e s AFTER SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AS LOW A$ _ _ PER MONTH _ No Mo,.y Down With Your Old Refrigerator AI TrOIM c FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. ' Middloport, 0. Q!. BSKT. onE EVAIS COTTAGE CHEESE fttJIWax c ••••,.. 2-LB. CTI. When working bands need extra casb because old bUlB piled up ... stop ln.,. and ask lor DUr "bill COIIIO!Idallon"laln. YDU CM .-y eft buublosome old bills now,,.and fiiiiJ In llftllble -thiJ installmonls. When JOU need moneY foiiAY'I'IUDII ... · ·· ' TIH . There's a helping hand at elantloll Gl tofiOOO 83c 14-eL caR 2fw 35c ·. ECONOMY SAVINGS &LOAN COMPANY •. D EGGS . . .... .____ z SELLING OUT SSe 47c lb. 0 e 5 USED CARS LEn Fems 2 .... - 63 Ford Galaxie 111-C l'tull ~tFiovOI'I Flour . C-Cul c.t-w.. II pk. .. ...... .. _ 63 Chevrolet lol Aln. 4 Dr , 6 cyl. Slonclonl trine. Whlto won •"· ... --·- fle ... .... ... C' tfttrlnL whJNwa St-nllrorldCut Fruit Pies-------··· 4 ~ $1 --· . WuPaper I .. - 64 Ford Galaxie 100. 4 Dr. I cylinder, outo. triM. Rldlo ontl hH!orif Green Bean& ___ 8 ':;..• $1 Embassy Salad II tf. ..... ....... 500. 2 Dr. Honltop, I cyl· Jnder~ Radio & hl•ter. Whltew1ll tires. . Corn •. . . . . . . . 5 •.: 89e $1.77 ~ $1.69 13.8 Cu· Ft' Philco 64 Ford Fairlane ... 3lfi. lian 29c Cheese---------· Clowr¥..., Boston Beans --.- 8 !!: $1 Flour---------- 5 .' June 29, 1966 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Tr~ns., P. delrlng, radio and hNtu pdlllaitW Pork & Beans . 10 11!.... $1 Spotlight BeaA V...,.fmh /rvlll do.iry "'1fM'I - 1 This Ad Good Thru Wed. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER VitaiiD Si&Chi p' p IIIlo& ........_ 43e ' Livers •••. . . . . ... .. 89e Ice 39c 2 _,.. / Country Club Wafen II& ..... .. · -··· 59c Giblets---------- ~~~. 39c Vari~ Bread loaves ,.._ ' .. ........ 39e .let.•• V1nllla Foreman and Abbotts Fresh Frying Chicken 111. Save S&H Green Stamps and Get "' Valuable Gifs. S&H Green Stamps' Are Your Discount For Cash. You Always Save 2 Ways At Evans Cash Plus S&H Green Stamps! 1 Wings------· ... Ill. 39e Batks &: Necks ... .. 10c ' Lunch Meat .. ·~:: $} 59e lb. 49e 111. Drumsticks . . . .. 89e ---· llrcl:~tn Fresh Frying Chicken Leg Quarters •. . . ... 39c MoxwoiiHoooo C,offee .. .. .... $1.75 Fresh Breasts--------Whole Legs •. .. Tnr Ptckttl I...... 1 ""-""'"--:·.:or. "tiWI:"'. . . . .,."'·---~ CUT-UP lhe lime. Tblnb Be Is Ready Early tills season Billy talked to Heffner and pltchlng coach Mel Harder about starting, but apparenUy didn't make an unpression. He was named an alternate starter JWlO 13 at Pittsburgh, but lhe departed Joey Jay got lhe job. Indians Snap Losing Streak dllcktn is your Krottr ston. Ham day. Heffner aloo gave that im· pression, without <ommlttlng himself. McCool spld he didn't partlcuhrrl~· ....... 9nyw<Jv "hf>:r.:mAA I would start only so long {IS 1 won. The fir,t game I loal, they would probably drop me." He added thai atartlng and relieving would be harder on bls arm than relieving all ol a sore arm, I figured there wu 110 way I was goMa start this aea&Jn," he remarked. "'Ihey say you need three piu.:n121 u ~ uu ar;, a ./~ t.:;• be said. "Well, I've got three, possibly four - a last ball, curve, &lider and cbangeup." Billy &ot jusl two slarling assianmenta last season, the final me on the season's closing day. The Reds planned to send Mill Pappu (1>5) against Joe Mile~ ler, just recalled from the mi· nora, as they open a lhreeiame By CURT BLOCK start of the season, slugged bls Prevention ill belter .than eure, opener. Tom Tresh slnglnd set with lhe Los Angeles Dodg· UPI Sporill Writer Jsixlh homer of 1966 Sunday and right' So I keep the light on so home tile firsl run of the I ers. Chico Salmon has yel to see drove in six runs as lhe Indians I can gel out there il one second game and Ray Barker's The Gianls collecled 15 hits his firsl ghost but he's found splil a twinbiU with Kansas e<>mes." bases loaded infield out account· and Gaylord Perry pitched a himseU. Clly, losing lhe opener 4-2 and Backing Salmon's hoi bat ~ ed for lhe other. Roger Maris lwo-hilter for his IOih victory Salmon, who admits to a fear coming back to capture the were Rocky Colavito and Leon homered with two on and Tresh SUnday to prevent a CinciMati of ghosts and sleep~ with the nightcap 14-3. IWagner who conlributed. blasted a two-run roundtripper sweep of the three-game series lights on "so I can get out in Jumped up Average mers in ltte seven-run · in the first game off Chicago and snap the Reds' win streak time if one oomes," has been · Chico, whose gi ven name is inning that snapped a 3·3 loser Tommy John. at eight games. conducting a personal reign of Rulhford, has now balled in 2~ and gave Sonny Siebert iJI·[ seii -,-P ~--Middl r to- J ---'1:1 l966-5 l 1Y teiTor the last three weeks that runs this season and the paltry eighth win in 11 decisions. n neL, omeroy epo • · I une • hao moved him to lbe number .232 baiting average he owlled R Sn d ed Fr nk three llp<ll among American ,'June 7 has soared lo .316. Robuss } etopr Ia bill a In . hed C 1.1 mson, u•e wo ers Le ague baIters. I Balt1more squas a 1 or· the AL b lling biDed The 5-fooHO, 155-pound Sal· nia IH New York look a pair f . a h'ls race, ;'~i e mon had rarely been given from Chicago 7-2 and 2.:0, . or mne 1 1. as 1 '1h mlort · 1 scored seven 1mes n e as credit for helng anything more Minnesota swepl a doublehead· . . . t 1" ' 1 · 1: two mmngs odw1pe ou Ori a 1-.. th.an a se ldom us ed uUutyman er from Delrmt. 7-5 an d 71 · . and Calif Th 1 1 0 es in two previous seasons. But Boston beat Washington 13-7 orn a ea · e. , ,nee Cleveland Manager Birdie before losing lhe second game ~lifcted ~ hi~' ~If SIX • '1 ebbetta installed the 26·year- ~3 in other American League Muir e~s RWJ e Jo~s Mlller II 0 n fo old Panamanian at shortstop, I play. I nkmed ogas.f · wor e 1wo rames r Salmon has been Just shy of I In the Natiorral League, San IBirds and won his first game 1ensat1onal. Francisco shutout Cincilmati 10- the year. Salmon, who had two year 1 o Los Angeles lopped Atlanla I · 1 major league totals o1 seven 12:1 Plllsburgh blanked Phlladel· J' Tpbrows, Tbroeth Hh,llerJK and 1 bome runs anct11 RBis at the N y k tr' eel 1m erry s ree uer "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• phla 2-0, ew or . lmm IZoilo Versa lies' two-run single ~ A Chicago .8-2 af~r bemg wblte- 1in the third inning gave - ·~nd ;:::. washed lR the first game Hl, . Min h' ped St Lo Is neso1a. 115 ~· ~ and. Hous~on. w lp . u victory. The Twins rallied 6-3 aa 11 mmngs. five rum; in tbe fifth Salmon knocked in one run in the opener and hung on behind II the first game, as Dick Green, 1 2-3 innings of hitless relief Roger Repoz and Bert Cam- AI Worthington. Dave Boswell,, II paneris paced tile Athlelics Ithe winning pitcher in the witb home runs, and batted game, was granted a 7-1 five more on three hits in before Jake Wood, who bad second game. Salmon has four RB!s, helped drive him been laking his newly acquired from tile mound when Detroit starting role very seriously - tollied four in lbe eigbtll. 63 Chevrolet tha~ and ghosls. Fritz PelersOII burled his Ill AIN 2 Dr. I eyUnder~ ''I never see a ghost before," first shutout for the Yankees !I Avlo. TNnL Radio end Salmon says witll a slralght scattering six hils, and Fred h111or, Whltowoll tim. face "but In Panama a Jol of Talbot worked his first con>· II ' . 62 Ford Gal. 500 people talk about ghosts. plete game tills year m ... for o NOIIy dolklous YoUfltr, Wholesome Reas Bombed; Dodgers Next Foe CINCINNAti (tiPI) - Billy announced McCool would slart li .Cool Is resJped to roUe! Wedneiday nlflbt. Thai left Mep; tohlng- the rest of this year. Cool surprised and· happy. Next spring, lbougb, the Zl· Then ace ~lm Maloney was ~::al-ui..l ;;yuU,_..;.~ !!:;.~;:±:. ~ e;.':.JsY.! !:'.:::!:. t.~ !1!':'11"!.; :" t.\:1• 1 - ~orne 1o camp With his sights second inning as the Gi.ants on a starting apot wilh lhe Cin- humbled the Reds 1~. .cinnatl Reds. "I won't start now," McCool Before SUnday's 1ame with said after the game, Indicating lea-leatllnl San l"ranclsco, he felt Heffner would come ::eds Manqer Dm Hellner had ~ck with Maloney oa Wednes- Ends Saturday Cash! GameNight, .July 2nd For • famwtylt trt.t h• leftder chlcktn, millet M Krottr evtry tlmtl ' Lila lnsu- Avliloblo 011 Nllolno 300 W. Second St-WV1ndottt 2-2U1,i!'Gmeft!J PAVE OHUNOEI, MGI. T.,M • .......... 41•·· ' ., 1........ Zh .· �...• . ' -, .. y t ~ • . :' . ' . .I _ , 1.· ...; Lt: .- .: .::..1.. HE TROTTfO OFF TO "TH' SETTLEMENT EARL'!' tHIS MORNIN' QUALIFIED WANTM NQ~MAnON .. ... .• - • ~· • .., ~~~GRIAT TRADES. -::.::~ I' t (· ELKfkiCiAr.iS t- MYour . Chevrolet .~ LOWEST PRICES TWO- WELL QUALIFIED MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE MEN > J lnterHitd Appllconll Soncllltolum., Nonw, · Add,..• and TolophDne Number To: Dealer PRE-4'1'11 FUNGI 111965 CHEVROLET lmpolo Hordtop CDUJHI _ $2295 Power ateerina:, .tandard transmission, radio, heater, comfort w;~~~:;'"~!""•ll fawn lnt«iorc:J:iOOO mlleo by orilliDollooal owner, o Ill....... 1964 FAL 2-DDDr Slm .~ Dehu:e intf.rior, good white Will heater,loetl one owner car. tim!. white lini1h, radlo, N li!IJJ,GMI 12 CHIVROLIT . ... $1.395 Super Sports 2 dr. Hard Top. Spotless all white finish with red butket seats and consul. BEAT THE HEAT! A FULL LINE OF SHOP will Gibson Air-Conditioners 25 until July 6 for vacatioa. Dorothy's Beauty Sbop, raruse, Obio. I 2A. Prices St1rt At_ 169.95 at Post. Main St., Rutland,'::~ ~~ Friday nighiJ at 7:30. PI 741-5394. 6 21 6tc Automatic shift. and steering. I ' :a llo can ar 111'1!11: ANTIQUE I"Umllllre. $795 mtscellaneous. lin. Rowan! Cecil, • MaiD St., PumOTVJ. Ill .....,._ 5§~~ ~~"!!ii:~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii~ '"'~i'l_ Depot Sl iD t'riU UST at Shamrock Motel al f!OO bill. R<ward olferod. Pb. 4,500 BTU i -L &. (;. 8JI&DII'OIW CDDI 1 , _ , or your whole houso with i Lost 1nd Found KEEP your oarpets MASON FURtiT1JRE CO. I :0 lte , ...... ........ ..................... . ·-·····........... . ---............ . . -·.. ..... .... .. . . . . . -miiUJ!I OLIVER 80 tractor, ready Ia wort, cultivators, 2 bottom i ! . ,_.., lv HOWII! SCHNEIDEil THAT WAt A'-1 WHAT WAS li~ACCOMP.l.'-JIED TflAT? 'CWO SUITE! ~ WHO 'IOU CAtll~ 'SWEtT'? G. AB. R. B. Pel. &4 2e6 36 rl .327 plows and an I It d10ble dlllk. Win trade lew piok-up truck. I~=: Pill I'lL ..._ e u 11o 11 Pill 80 111 H n .!211 Alou, Pitt 60 2211 30 n .:1:13 lnsunlMorga, 11o11 18 it! H II .31S Cepeda, su. liO !lit 17 liO .314 Santo, Cbl 11:111 411 '15 .311 .... llcellleT C111 WY carty, Aa f/199 :H II .3fY1 I IS Hart, SF' 12 2lli II a .301 ;;;;;;n;-;;::::=-.:::;::-;:;;;;;: Allen, Pbll 5tl71 46 54 .303 PIIO'ro Cllpyq lomco. ClipAU 'H !21 ttl fl .102 too Dildo Ill Jopl Jllllll'l. Cia 1111 2i1i II M .30'J l*tll record~ ODd II-* .., .,,..~MIA,- "·21 THI! lORN LOHI . . . lila--. l'liiWJ!If j j I KIJO'jl 1111'> WILL M/¥£ ME SOV~D . ' 2'/ '" Memorv 1H~ 51~~Y. grandpa, Detner Roush Sr • woo difd JUIO !.7, 1919. Wbat FOR SJILE ZIG ZAG OMATIC - We I I'd girl lo alasp hill hand, - - knowa make aowtoa maohiH. Hill dearly beloved lace to ONE COW, belfer, 6 white Makes buttonholes, sewa oa see To set his amlle and mao Sbepberd pups, Rm Tin buttons, dana, DlOilOgnuDII, ~ bio voiee, That meant 5tb, 5 weeks old, i black etc. AU without alt!aclu:neJJ~. ., lllUdl lb 1111. Sodly missed silver dogs, I weeks to o.. Take """' payments o1 by bl! chlldrftl, Detner J year old, I whate per month or pay balan<a --~• a Milk El!k ............ despite t!OIIIItaDt footste'pl a bus7 family. Gel Blue tre. Rent eleotrlo sbaropooer I II. Baker Furaltur. C.. $139.95 Bradford Wlllo,PnH•Coalael Them Now! KELVINATOR AIR.CONDITIONERS SiiNKS.~'- ' &U1'111J111Da GUNS - all tiDds, Rutland. BIIJ, Hll rw lraclt. complete line ol reload!Dg equipment - powder, aDd bu11e1a. , • 30tc I !'LEMM'5 LAST NOVELR&AI.L\1 ~ ciate tts all white sparkling fmisb. It hal power steering and autmatie shift. J:'AITH, HOPE MD CI-IAAITY. THE LATE. IA'-1 LeSabre 4 dr. Sedau. You'D. have to see this car to appre- Rutl1nd, 0. Amold Gr1te SA'I\JRIIAY TWIN CITY llbrfM Cilub will opo1150r aa ko orum ooclal in Middleport Saturday, July I, • p. m. to - wbeu It'• roile - on the Davis lot acro11 from tho Masonic Temple. od opartmeat. Ph. 1192-W. power 10 BUICK Rutland Furniture 742-4211 FRIDAY EASTERN STAllS of .Mason, w. va., wiD IJlOIISOr a rum· mage aale ia the MaiOIIlc Buildbig July I and 2, Friday and Saturday, from 10 a. m. to I p. 1!1110 MOBILE Home, x 2 bedrooms, front kitchen, fl Jiving I'IIOID. For ment call Chester ter I p.m. or ,.. ,. at A-Way Roller Rillk, Rt. 7 Wadnelday, Friday and urday lights. I 211 3tc OPEN lVII. M1 P.M. Notice .-. For W. ·~- - Pomeroy Motor Co.. PHONE WY 2-2156 SUGAR AND WATER .•. /fii}(EP WITH ECUCI,t.. f'aUICtS OF P. 0. Box 218..,... Nfi Haven, W.Va. 25265 Top Rate of Pay - Liberal Fringe Benefits Steady Employment eroup beautikl maroon over beige tintah. Showroom elean, Guo Sbop OD --·· S'UPfRSTITIOUS BIG SALE! oppli<l""" ,.., FOO~, ~~tJIC~- svr- Our ll<mmtr ;, ;-full swing. Better prices thu e\W on Free..,.., llefriJII!Titon, Wa· aber·ilryo< Pain, Etec. Ran· 101 oad Alr.COUdllioo•n 15 cu. ft. Chool FREEZER ~-- $191 19 ou. ft. Ch..t FIEIZI!R ---,= $235 p,.. 1oo Crw• With lac~ F - lo Rolritw-· 1 11 ltpr. Shepberd male, 13 montha old -'4.44. caD 1192-!ZII. RiD Thl 4th. Ph01» 66'1-l151l3 1 f :JZ ftc af •., - - - - - - -- - "' ·-• • ter I P· m. "~ h"'~IIMI, lather ud-. ":~liiACRi~lei;ar.rte:"lia-Iit:?, NEIGLER BUILDING IRIPPLY Wolle, who pwod HIIJ J ACRES, oeparate, Ill BATHROOM plastic tile block, fl. 1181. suitable lor motel or buslllleao,f aluminum oldlnl. olorlll doon I'lL WY 2-2111 lly 11po , _ toll how road IIUIToundo I sideo ol it and willdowo. We buDd tbe milo him, Pbo11t 66'1·3501 after 3 p.m. best and repair tho reaL Call '!C)M:ROY My b11rt c811101 loll wbat I 26 l2lp Gu, Jleillor, RadH, Ohio. OHIO 111. IllGod 11one - . . bow growen, this ill - - - - - - -- e l mill 111m, time to apply liquid llllrcgen IORDER AMSTIITZ't K • II ...... eo....,, Mgr. 111 1 llomt that 11 lowiiOmitf for tbat utra cora yield. Nick Cbidt Jeghora •hicb ,..1•·-~~IIOOND~AF&::~':'."'il:~ eAlumlnUM loclltle lodi!J. Albert Parker, Chester, Ollio. started pilleta today. Mod-I : or wiD take I!OIIda 1110 eAdluttA Levt!Ltose eL.arwo Sadlf m1.uoo1 by wUe, __, 1__P_bo_ne_ lJII5.3824. _ __ _1_lli _ 31o _ ern Poultry, Bo• 188, Atheu 11551 . nd Middl""""' Obio _-.., -~ r~ Ohio.~---· m 01111 e. .,..., . ......I IT Itp 11111!WIJIIG MACHINE - Sblger , _ - · - · ! 27 1tc Pbo.. 1!12-5512. I 21 II< ----:::-:---:---sewing machine. This · 11 -='E~R~ E~ O RADIO- CO - NSOLE W.m.d ine equipped to zig zag, make ' SPO'l'S before your eyes - 01 4 speed intermixed changer. ! Flooroe buttonholes, dai'D, mono- your new carpet - remove dual volume control, 4 speak~ 1 ·~ euln....Plywood Duck cotn..,. PAINTING. loterlor and e•t••· grams, etc., aU without at- then with Blue Lustre. Rent er sound system. Lovely wal- : (Exc•pt Rn•n) ior, hourly or eoalract, tachment. Pay $1.2~ per week electric shampooer II. Poll> out linisb. 'Ibis set 4 mootha ROUSH & LYONS ooable. Pb. M-6180. Horner I or pay baiaoce due $64.1K. 1 ercy Cement Block Co. old. Take over payments ol CAMPING TRAILERS Braley. I :II 151< CaD JI91.J218. t 25 itc I 27 ltc " per month or pay VACANCY, l'OOIII aad ·~idl -=:::..:==c.......-..:....:.___________ due f88. Call 9!J2.3Z18. -n,W.YL -___::·, A> v- ~ l:.t 1 w. .... ..... .. ·-JC.II..... •- ,..,_._WI_ ........ • SOCIAL OAIL Y CROSSWORD DOWN l . lndlanl: o1 t:be c•......, - ·- - --,.-....... .... _. ......... - ... nM~mber AmM!It, lncluoll"9 Complete Estot11 KNOTTS . ...., .. Sa.ll.....,.ater USED FURNITURE 116SiocOfMIA••· Gallipolto, Ohio . !ltRe- _,_. om. 1. Emit t . Ridell . ........ l3.Ta-... ·, _ . 15.1Jeeapitaa. 3L Higll magJida 5 CAI£NDAR JIWII ... 32. lncitl'll J&. Skla dbuldtw 215. PtNAtl't'e ~· 21. Hll~ r' I . . . . . . . . . . S'l.- .... 2-BOB'S Checlt ma1lH to you day 1 receive root& same 1 B Ill BaDer, Roocii.UII!, Obio, P. 0. Bol 14. I 22 6tc WATER BAIIUNG, Pltole JI9S. .. • 1930te IOIJIE IIIII roo! pa!DIIDJ, "-.25 per boar. Call after ~. V1 Jl. 21M. 5 2t 30tp For 5ele or lent I RO<iMs IIIII bllll, electrl<ll· I)' ...... 1tom1 18 RuUanct I'lL 7iHifl, I 14 121p Help W.m.cl ""WI~Ilc-:.BALl::-; HAY. PboDt lfS. 7DL I lip -. a,....., .... .._ -. e . llubmerpd Em......, .Wllltad ....... ._, ' WAJIITID .. ·1fcd: for hi~ ~ ~ ~ r I" f;:lfJ ~ ~ DAILY a&Yl'TOQUOTJ:- Ben'ol 11ow AJ:YDLBAAXB II LO!I'III'ICLLOW to_..~Ill a-. tor u.e ..,_ L'•, x tor the two lite. a ...~e- ~ ~ tropbta, t11e ltltrUI -.~. tot ...._ ot ta Wlllldl - . an :ainta. :a !lEST dflrk. 8eo Mr. Pratt, Oldo Ullll. lfilldlepart, Oblo. i I 21 lk ~ :- i A~·'1U. oa BOI YJWJlXa'f 'I'll. OXJ' XI' 'EM, ~RIDE " OP<AKEI<<JF OURS 1AA$ A BIT RICH! SIIRE~I SPECIALSI HONDA SALES & SERVIa Bl ONI O~THI .ICIST PIOPLit CALL DICK RAWLINGS lewlings Hond• Slles WY 2-2151 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Xa'fJWP'I'Io BP'I'BIPBILJ' IT A'flaJ'' JB'I'.-aiJI\LOR. Y ala..,.. O:;;&s, stn1 om. a&A.IIf ~ 01# --~~· AOCID. THII DI:AaiX.t.WOW, . , . , . • . . . . . . I !I ... TQZ.a..- • • !til '· I EXPERIENCED ~ ~~ lt.Puo bet\; fllll BL~E RIO£ 00\1/'tl '!'Hi: RIVER. !S B£1~C 1'AKE.tt roo 1\ ......i!"""". 3l.lfW lt.era; abbr. ' "J..ucc(y; · !tQ,q'!', FOFt' A tJT'TL&: ~ ~ GINSENG 1111 GoldeD Seal, top price trw iood clean dry Sf. Small, , . _ 1'1 wat.. ftlll roota. Home every evening 1t JD. (jreeJt $ or 1 e'cloct. Bring rooll a ld1fr iD or ship by par<el post. ; •. New~ i QJIHG AMARO OOP... THA.T eleaner, oew clelur lee, CIIITent mocleJ, 1'08101> abin paymeoll. Call Pl Pleuaa~ or write EJec. lrolus, 2111 Flflll St., Pleaaaot. I I 30ic WHEEL ALIGNMENT • o• USED · WUitLITZII TUESDAY rRIENDLY Nelgbbora Club Spinet Plano leouutullloolln ond Deolp IRAKE SERVIa l Price BlaeHnars NEW WUIILITZIIt T,_tor · THE POMEROY Wcnl - Tueod8J It J p. m. at l'lnt Baplllt Cburdl. THE AM£BICAII Legloa Au: lllaey of Drew We'bltfl P<> will meet 'l'ueldl)' It I p. Mn. WllJol Cm, 1rlot will ID lbe aew ,.Art ..$795 I . ',lll l nlt r' I " on I I I f I t I • MY SIMPLE, 'TRUSTJMq COI.X..DN'T MoTHER TOOK TI-l[ CALL' HAVE GUY SAID HE '.<J.QS M'Y f!'!iOEO ., . SQAT CAPTAIN AI'IO FOI? MORf'N ANNIE "TO MEET ME I=IVE OH BOARD MV BOAT MIMUTES' I ANN!£, TRICHED IHTO 116dma. . -- . ~ ~ ..... . -- ~ .. .. ··...-__ 1rJ-.-··---_..,., ___.....,-.,.__ ......... food ft.. .lUST TAKEN IN - 1!11141 solidi II state •tereo. f opeed matic cbanger, 4 JOU11d oystem. Radio pod. Walnut finish. 15.50 per month or .... due $93.33 . ~OOR a.w... 111.~ • · Sample oldo"" .. a.Ro~PM .. Glaoetlh w. Willluy Any 6 23 6ta •itioa 1. F't!wter Ulla USED FURNITURE ll'amiiJ' membel' a -Pr~ S. COIIIjlalctioon .. Faurity W'..tNTED! a 23.>- ~c. BAR IIWD. !aquire toe "'·''" '" Bar, Middleport, 0. I 23 7tc ,, I 211 CAN walk OR your bours after cleaning it Lustre Foam. Electr~ii~c"~~~II pooer rental $1. E; IIMdware, l'<>meroy. 0. Aaroo, lfaJo. .... fT; I'I1I1Uel ' 411 AUea, Pbillles 45: Wyu, Allrll 1111 llllrl, Giants 44. -St. for iDvalid ., patielll of md, mala or female, bour praetleal aursiq care needed, 101101able. A• •• 11 Haines, PorUud, Ollio. Ph. 143-2611l. ' :u 6tc ........ llr HAROLD Gl<~~,,;.~ ' I 'tQ!.j FOUND "THAT LITTLE 6LOT INTO TK' 'S ~P, WHY c.cun. w"'~"''~ 1 AFTER US FINO IT• .. Cill'"'i 'O><JSO l ~ Wl-ltR(i; TTURri IN AMD TI-IEV I!Q!IT I 1M HEllS ll<lSOQY FINO$ <;!§/ �...• . ' -, .. y t ~ • . :' . ' . .I _ , 1.· ...; Lt: .- .: .::..1.. HE TROTTfO OFF TO "TH' SETTLEMENT EARL'!' tHIS MORNIN' QUALIFIED WANTM NQ~MAnON .. ... .• - • ~· • .., ~~~GRIAT TRADES. -::.::~ I' t (· ELKfkiCiAr.iS t- MYour . Chevrolet .~ LOWEST PRICES TWO- WELL QUALIFIED MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE MEN > J lnterHitd Appllconll Soncllltolum., Nonw, · Add,..• and TolophDne Number To: Dealer PRE-4'1'11 FUNGI 111965 CHEVROLET lmpolo Hordtop CDUJHI _ $2295 Power ateerina:, .tandard transmission, radio, heater, comfort w;~~~:;'"~!""•ll fawn lnt«iorc:J:iOOO mlleo by orilliDollooal owner, o Ill....... 1964 FAL 2-DDDr Slm .~ Dehu:e intf.rior, good white Will heater,loetl one owner car. tim!. white lini1h, radlo, N li!IJJ,GMI 12 CHIVROLIT . ... $1.395 Super Sports 2 dr. Hard Top. Spotless all white finish with red butket seats and consul. BEAT THE HEAT! A FULL LINE OF SHOP will Gibson Air-Conditioners 25 until July 6 for vacatioa. Dorothy's Beauty Sbop, raruse, Obio. I 2A. Prices St1rt At_ 169.95 at Post. Main St., Rutland,'::~ ~~ Friday nighiJ at 7:30. PI 741-5394. 6 21 6tc Automatic shift. and steering. I ' :a llo can ar 111'1!11: ANTIQUE I"Umllllre. $795 mtscellaneous. lin. Rowan! Cecil, • MaiD St., PumOTVJ. Ill .....,._ 5§~~ ~~"!!ii:~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii~ '"'~i'l_ Depot Sl iD t'riU UST at Shamrock Motel al f!OO bill. R<ward olferod. Pb. 4,500 BTU i -L &. (;. 8JI&DII'OIW CDDI 1 , _ , or your whole houso with i Lost 1nd Found KEEP your oarpets MASON FURtiT1JRE CO. I :0 lte , ...... ........ ..................... . ·-·····........... . ---............ . . -·.. ..... .... .. . . . . . -miiUJ!I OLIVER 80 tractor, ready Ia wort, cultivators, 2 bottom i ! . ,_.., lv HOWII! SCHNEIDEil THAT WAt A'-1 WHAT WAS li~ACCOMP.l.'-JIED TflAT? 'CWO SUITE! ~ WHO 'IOU CAtll~ 'SWEtT'? G. AB. R. B. Pel. &4 2e6 36 rl .327 plows and an I It d10ble dlllk. Win trade lew piok-up truck. I~=: Pill I'lL ..._ e u 11o 11 Pill 80 111 H n .!211 Alou, Pitt 60 2211 30 n .:1:13 lnsunlMorga, 11o11 18 it! H II .31S Cepeda, su. liO !lit 17 liO .314 Santo, Cbl 11:111 411 '15 .311 .... llcellleT C111 WY carty, Aa f/199 :H II .3fY1 I IS Hart, SF' 12 2lli II a .301 ;;;;;;n;-;;::::=-.:::;::-;:;;;;;: Allen, Pbll 5tl71 46 54 .303 PIIO'ro Cllpyq lomco. ClipAU 'H !21 ttl fl .102 too Dildo Ill Jopl Jllllll'l. Cia 1111 2i1i II M .30'J l*tll record~ ODd II-* .., .,,..~MIA,- "·21 THI! lORN LOHI . . . lila--. l'liiWJ!If j j I KIJO'jl 1111'> WILL M/¥£ ME SOV~D . ' 2'/ '" Memorv 1H~ 51~~Y. grandpa, Detner Roush Sr • woo difd JUIO !.7, 1919. Wbat FOR SJILE ZIG ZAG OMATIC - We I I'd girl lo alasp hill hand, - - knowa make aowtoa maohiH. Hill dearly beloved lace to ONE COW, belfer, 6 white Makes buttonholes, sewa oa see To set his amlle and mao Sbepberd pups, Rm Tin buttons, dana, DlOilOgnuDII, ~ bio voiee, That meant 5tb, 5 weeks old, i black etc. AU without alt!aclu:neJJ~. ., lllUdl lb 1111. Sodly missed silver dogs, I weeks to o.. Take """' payments o1 by bl! chlldrftl, Detner J year old, I whate per month or pay balan<a --~• a Milk El!k ............ despite t!OIIIItaDt footste'pl a bus7 family. Gel Blue tre. Rent eleotrlo sbaropooer I II. Baker Furaltur. C.. $139.95 Bradford Wlllo,PnH•Coalael Them Now! KELVINATOR AIR.CONDITIONERS SiiNKS.~'- ' &U1'111J111Da GUNS - all tiDds, Rutland. BIIJ, Hll rw lraclt. complete line ol reload!Dg equipment - powder, aDd bu11e1a. , • 30tc I !'LEMM'5 LAST NOVELR&AI.L\1 ~ ciate tts all white sparkling fmisb. It hal power steering and autmatie shift. J:'AITH, HOPE MD CI-IAAITY. THE LATE. IA'-1 LeSabre 4 dr. Sedau. You'D. have to see this car to appre- Rutl1nd, 0. Amold Gr1te SA'I\JRIIAY TWIN CITY llbrfM Cilub will opo1150r aa ko orum ooclal in Middleport Saturday, July I, • p. m. to - wbeu It'• roile - on the Davis lot acro11 from tho Masonic Temple. od opartmeat. Ph. 1192-W. power 10 BUICK Rutland Furniture 742-4211 FRIDAY EASTERN STAllS of .Mason, w. va., wiD IJlOIISOr a rum· mage aale ia the MaiOIIlc Buildbig July I and 2, Friday and Saturday, from 10 a. m. to I p. 1!1110 MOBILE Home, x 2 bedrooms, front kitchen, fl Jiving I'IIOID. For ment call Chester ter I p.m. or ,.. ,. at A-Way Roller Rillk, Rt. 7 Wadnelday, Friday and urday lights. I 211 3tc OPEN lVII. M1 P.M. Notice .-. For W. ·~- - Pomeroy Motor Co.. PHONE WY 2-2156 SUGAR AND WATER .•. /fii}(EP WITH ECUCI,t.. f'aUICtS OF P. 0. Box 218..,... Nfi Haven, W.Va. 25265 Top Rate of Pay - Liberal Fringe Benefits Steady Employment eroup beautikl maroon over beige tintah. Showroom elean, Guo Sbop OD --·· S'UPfRSTITIOUS BIG SALE! oppli<l""" ,.., FOO~, ~~tJIC~- svr- Our ll<mmtr ;, ;-full swing. Better prices thu e\W on Free..,.., llefriJII!Titon, Wa· aber·ilryo< Pain, Etec. Ran· 101 oad Alr.COUdllioo•n 15 cu. ft. Chool FREEZER ~-- $191 19 ou. ft. Ch..t FIEIZI!R ---,= $235 p,.. 1oo Crw• With lac~ F - lo Rolritw-· 1 11 ltpr. Shepberd male, 13 montha old -'4.44. caD 1192-!ZII. RiD Thl 4th. Ph01» 66'1-l151l3 1 f :JZ ftc af •., - - - - - - -- - "' ·-• • ter I P· m. "~ h"'~IIMI, lather ud-. ":~liiACRi~lei;ar.rte:"lia-Iit:?, NEIGLER BUILDING IRIPPLY Wolle, who pwod HIIJ J ACRES, oeparate, Ill BATHROOM plastic tile block, fl. 1181. suitable lor motel or buslllleao,f aluminum oldlnl. olorlll doon I'lL WY 2-2111 lly 11po , _ toll how road IIUIToundo I sideo ol it and willdowo. We buDd tbe milo him, Pbo11t 66'1·3501 after 3 p.m. best and repair tho reaL Call '!C)M:ROY My b11rt c811101 loll wbat I 26 l2lp Gu, Jleillor, RadH, Ohio. OHIO 111. IllGod 11one - . . bow growen, this ill - - - - - - -- e l mill 111m, time to apply liquid llllrcgen IORDER AMSTIITZ't K • II ...... eo....,, Mgr. 111 1 llomt that 11 lowiiOmitf for tbat utra cora yield. Nick Cbidt Jeghora •hicb ,..1•·-~~IIOOND~AF&::~':'."'il:~ eAlumlnUM loclltle lodi!J. Albert Parker, Chester, Ollio. started pilleta today. Mod-I : or wiD take I!OIIda 1110 eAdluttA Levt!Ltose eL.arwo Sadlf m1.uoo1 by wUe, __, 1__P_bo_ne_ lJII5.3824. _ __ _1_lli _ 31o _ ern Poultry, Bo• 188, Atheu 11551 . nd Middl""""' Obio _-.., -~ r~ Ohio.~---· m 01111 e. .,..., . ......I IT Itp 11111!WIJIIG MACHINE - Sblger , _ - · - · ! 27 1tc Pbo.. 1!12-5512. I 21 II< ----:::-:---:---sewing machine. This · 11 -='E~R~ E~ O RADIO- CO - NSOLE W.m.d ine equipped to zig zag, make ' SPO'l'S before your eyes - 01 4 speed intermixed changer. ! Flooroe buttonholes, dai'D, mono- your new carpet - remove dual volume control, 4 speak~ 1 ·~ euln....Plywood Duck cotn..,. PAINTING. loterlor and e•t••· grams, etc., aU without at- then with Blue Lustre. Rent er sound system. Lovely wal- : (Exc•pt Rn•n) ior, hourly or eoalract, tachment. Pay $1.2~ per week electric shampooer II. Poll> out linisb. 'Ibis set 4 mootha ROUSH & LYONS ooable. Pb. M-6180. Horner I or pay baiaoce due $64.1K. 1 ercy Cement Block Co. old. Take over payments ol CAMPING TRAILERS Braley. I :II 151< CaD JI91.J218. t 25 itc I 27 ltc " per month or pay VACANCY, l'OOIII aad ·~idl -=:::..:==c.......-..:....:.___________ due f88. Call 9!J2.3Z18. -n,W.YL -___::·, A> v- ~ l:.t 1 w. .... ..... .. ·-JC.II..... •- ,..,_._WI_ ........ • SOCIAL OAIL Y CROSSWORD DOWN l . lndlanl: o1 t:be c•......, - ·- - --,.-....... .... _. ......... - ... nM~mber AmM!It, lncluoll"9 Complete Estot11 KNOTTS . ...., .. Sa.ll.....,.ater USED FURNITURE 116SiocOfMIA••· Gallipolto, Ohio . !ltRe- _,_. om. 1. Emit t . Ridell . ........ l3.Ta-... ·, _ . 15.1Jeeapitaa. 3L Higll magJida 5 CAI£NDAR JIWII ... 32. lncitl'll J&. Skla dbuldtw 215. PtNAtl't'e ~· 21. Hll~ r' I . . . . . . . . . . S'l.- .... 2-BOB'S Checlt ma1lH to you day 1 receive root& same 1 B Ill BaDer, Roocii.UII!, Obio, P. 0. Bol 14. I 22 6tc WATER BAIIUNG, Pltole JI9S. .. • 1930te IOIJIE IIIII roo! pa!DIIDJ, "-.25 per boar. Call after ~. V1 Jl. 21M. 5 2t 30tp For 5ele or lent I RO<iMs IIIII bllll, electrl<ll· I)' ...... 1tom1 18 RuUanct I'lL 7iHifl, I 14 121p Help W.m.cl ""WI~Ilc-:.BALl::-; HAY. PboDt lfS. 7DL I lip -. a,....., .... .._ -. e . llubmerpd Em......, .Wllltad ....... ._, ' WAJIITID .. ·1fcd: for hi~ ~ ~ ~ r I" f;:lfJ ~ ~ DAILY a&Yl'TOQUOTJ:- Ben'ol 11ow AJ:YDLBAAXB II LO!I'III'ICLLOW to_..~Ill a-. tor u.e ..,_ L'•, x tor the two lite. a ...~e- ~ ~ tropbta, t11e ltltrUI -.~. tot ...._ ot ta Wlllldl - . an :ainta. :a !lEST dflrk. 8eo Mr. Pratt, Oldo Ullll. lfilldlepart, Oblo. i I 21 lk ~ :- i A~·'1U. oa BOI YJWJlXa'f 'I'll. OXJ' XI' 'EM, ~RIDE " OP<AKEI<<JF OURS 1AA$ A BIT RICH! SIIRE~I SPECIALSI HONDA SALES & SERVIa Bl ONI O~THI .ICIST PIOPLit CALL DICK RAWLINGS lewlings Hond• Slles WY 2-2151 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Xa'fJWP'I'Io BP'I'BIPBILJ' IT A'flaJ'' JB'I'.-aiJI\LOR. Y ala..,.. O:;;&s, stn1 om. a&A.IIf ~ 01# --~~· AOCID. THII DI:AaiX.t.WOW, . , . , . • . . . . . . I !I ... TQZ.a..- • • !til '· I EXPERIENCED ~ ~~ lt.Puo bet\; fllll BL~E RIO£ 00\1/'tl '!'Hi: RIVER. !S B£1~C 1'AKE.tt roo 1\ ......i!"""". 3l.lfW lt.era; abbr. ' "J..ucc(y; · !tQ,q'!', FOFt' A tJT'TL&: ~ ~ GINSENG 1111 GoldeD Seal, top price trw iood clean dry Sf. Small, , . _ 1'1 wat.. ftlll roota. Home every evening 1t JD. (jreeJt $ or 1 e'cloct. Bring rooll a ld1fr iD or ship by par<el post. ; •. New~ i QJIHG AMARO OOP... THA.T eleaner, oew clelur lee, CIIITent mocleJ, 1'08101> abin paymeoll. Call Pl Pleuaa~ or write EJec. lrolus, 2111 Flflll St., Pleaaaot. I I 30ic WHEEL ALIGNMENT • o• USED · WUitLITZII TUESDAY rRIENDLY Nelgbbora Club Spinet Plano leouutullloolln ond Deolp IRAKE SERVIa l Price BlaeHnars NEW WUIILITZIIt T,_tor · THE POMEROY Wcnl - Tueod8J It J p. m. at l'lnt Baplllt Cburdl. THE AM£BICAII Legloa Au: lllaey of Drew We'bltfl P<> will meet 'l'ueldl)' It I p. Mn. WllJol Cm, 1rlot will ID lbe aew ,.Art ..$795 I . ',lll l nlt r' I " on I I I f I t I • MY SIMPLE, 'TRUSTJMq COI.X..DN'T MoTHER TOOK TI-l[ CALL' HAVE GUY SAID HE '.<J.QS M'Y f!'!iOEO ., . SQAT CAPTAIN AI'IO FOI? MORf'N ANNIE "TO MEET ME I=IVE OH BOARD MV BOAT MIMUTES' I ANN!£, TRICHED IHTO 116dma. . -- . ~ ~ ..... . -- ~ .. .. ··...-__ 1rJ-.-··---_..,., ___.....,-.,.__ ......... food ft.. .lUST TAKEN IN - 1!11141 solidi II state •tereo. f opeed matic cbanger, 4 JOU11d oystem. Radio pod. Walnut finish. 15.50 per month or .... due $93.33 . ~OOR a.w... 111.~ • · Sample oldo"" .. a.Ro~PM .. Glaoetlh w. Willluy Any 6 23 6ta •itioa 1. F't!wter Ulla USED FURNITURE ll'amiiJ' membel' a -Pr~ S. COIIIjlalctioon .. Faurity W'..tNTED! a 23.>- ~c. BAR IIWD. !aquire toe "'·''" '" Bar, Middleport, 0. I 23 7tc ,, I 211 CAN walk OR your bours after cleaning it Lustre Foam. Electr~ii~c"~~~II pooer rental $1. E; IIMdware, l'<>meroy. 0. Aaroo, lfaJo. .... fT; I'I1I1Uel ' 411 AUea, Pbillles 45: Wyu, Allrll 1111 llllrl, Giants 44. -St. for iDvalid ., patielll of md, mala or female, bour praetleal aursiq care needed, 101101able. A• •• 11 Haines, PorUud, Ollio. Ph. 143-2611l. ' :u 6tc ........ llr HAROLD Gl<~~,,;.~ ' I 'tQ!.j FOUND "THAT LITTLE 6LOT INTO TK' 'S ~P, WHY c.cun. w"'~"''~ 1 AFTER US FINO IT• .. Cill'"'i 'O><JSO l ~ Wl-ltR(i; TTURri IN AMD TI-IEV I!Q!IT I 1M HEllS ll<lSOQY FINO$ <;!§/ �.. ' ~: ' •u [~.~~·· ~' ~p:~~!.~i P!rsl Class Seaman and Mrs. ,Grandparellls include Mrs. Bel· Freddie Cline of Kodiak, Alas- ty Cline Middleport and Mr b, are onnounclng tbe birth and Mrs~ RociDey wit of Buck: banDon, W. Va. A great grand· mollie' !• Mr&. Ada Ring of Woodsfield I Ohio. Mr~ Cline ,. Aroun.d and About "! I ~ D I Oiiit\iu-y· the former Linda Hetrick. TONIGHT tl11'V TUESDAY "GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI" -Technic()lorrommY Kirk-Deborah Walley Boris Karloff , Featurett• Colorcartoont ' WED. 1 nd THURSDAY June 29.30 NOT OPEN FRIDAY end SATURDAY July 1-2 "WILD WILD WINTER'' (Tcchnicolorl G ~r\" Clarke Chris Noel "AGENT FOR H.A.R.M." Mark · (Technicolor) Richman Wendell Corey SUN •• MON. 1nd TUES. July 3-4...S "LNSIDE CAISY C.:LOVER" (Tecbnicolor) 1\atali e Wood Roddy McDowall CclorcutooP Miu Lyons Attemlt Three-day SeSBwn Miss Linda Lyons, Honored Queen of Bethel 62, In~rna· tiona] Order of Job's Daughters, has returned from Columbus where she spent a three-day session. Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the Order at the · Neil House. While there she was chosen as the Grand Rep- resentatlve to Arizona. Others going from the local chapter were Jennifer Blakes· lee, Pam Cleek, Nancy Buchanan, Diane Welsh, and Mickey Wolfe. Mrs. Charles Blakeslee accompanied the group as lhe chaperone. Miss Lyons is the daughter oF Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons. Then. PICR-UtJ a... BUCKET 0' CHICKEN ONLY • 1!l·pi«.tl of CludN • R"GI ChkkM Guarr • '· •' '~ I Mrs. Richard AOi • ·'•"' " D. G.-een, Rill " Baptist Church Vocation School s day Gives Closing Program on u~.nht" ... OlDI ~*'""" ·~ .a... ..,._,. ___ . . · two weex.:s w~;, i>t.:d ~:::!~ ..:· Grande· Ogle E. Shriver, Rt. I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence aonage Friday evening follow· evening at the cburoh. Mrs. Crown , City; Mrs. Earl E. Faulkner of St. Albans, w. va. ing rehenrsal. ' -• buffet Frank Cheesebrew was dlrecGordon 1042. Secornl ,\Ve.; Ron- visited Sunday wlth his moth- Ditmer W81 serv~ . tor of the school ld E , Dobbins, 35 E v • n s er, Mrs. James Faulkner and style from a table ~lth white . ed 8 · . ·am E Cre· h's sister Mrs Eva Hartley. eover and centered wtth an ar· The program was open Ht>. ; Mr~i ~·~~idwell: r"'urgo 'sunday' guests of Mr. 0 n d rangement of flowers. Guesls with a plano prelude by ~an!B ~e~~nes,· Wilkesvil~e; 00 were seated at small table with Gibbs, followe~ ~Y ..~ tL~: wbite ~ver a~ centered with song o~. the s~ children. and white nylon bags ~=~i by t in the program with rice. were: .:.'sery group with its Present were Mr. and MX:S· teacher Erika 11tomas. and Brer.ksvdle: _Robert Ballr and son of Trm- . Racine; Mrs. Gladys L.. Cuck· Ivan and Bud of Laurelville, Glen Smith and sons of _OJ ler, Pomeroy; Charles E. Lar· Mr. and ~rs. Glenn Sharp ~ lumbus were Sunday guests 11f kins, Rt. 1 Long Bvttom: \f; s. son, Ronrue, G.f Reynoldsburg, Mrs. Baker Gordon. Bert w. Teaford, RL 2 Racine: Mr. pnd Mrs. Robert Sharp Dale Justis of Plainfield, Brinton J. McGowan, Rl I of Columbus. They _came esInd. arrived Friday for a week- Oak Hili; Mrs. C:eorge M. oecialiy ID visit theor mother, e11d visit with relatives and to Coughlin, Glenview, Ill.; Paul · Mrs. Robert Sharp, who Is im· atlend the wedding of Miss E. Long, Ironton: Mrs. Quen· proving from a recent Illness. Sarah Foster an Rev. Car~er tin T. Kirk, RaVHJswood; Mrs. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. fUledl ity, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. RoJ>.. ert Williams and daughter, Car· rle, ClarksviUe, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. At lrby, daughter, Karen aud son Don ot HarUord, ~hio; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foster~ L1vonIa, Mich.: Mr. and Mrs: Mark Grueser, Shade; Tom Wilbam.!l, John Lyons and family were Columbus;. Mr. and Mrs. Wi1Mr. and Mrs. John Hupp or liam_ Sbendan. and daughters, Zanesville, and Mr .. and ~rs. Mana and Aruta; Mrs. Bruce Brooks B!a~e of ~h1lo, OhiO: Stalnak~r, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. Lllllan ~te1ff entertam· H. Perrm, Mrs. J. E. Fos.ter, ed Past Matrons Club of Evan· Grover Williams, and ~ LS9 geline Chapter,. OES, F~iday Sarah Fo_ster, ~o~eroy, M~ evening. Followmg the busmess Dale JustiS, PlamfJeld, Ind., meeting, games were played Mr. and Mrs. John Fo~ter, San-and prizes awarded to ~.rs. t.a B~rbara, Calif.; MISs JaY_Ile Willis Anthony, Mrs. Wllha_m ~ttnll and Mrs. T. M. Cottrill, Reynolds, Mrs. Evelyn LewiS, Mmot, N C.i Miss Nancy ~ost Mrs. Walter Hayes and Mrs. and Mrs. Gene Yost, R"acme; John Lyons. Mrs. Stelff served and the host and hostess. a salad course ~ith crackers and coffee follow~ng the meet· Off" • I DHIR Williams He was accompam~d Edward C. Hughes, ·Ironton; iXlme Sunday by Mrs. Jus~1s Mrs. Jimmy Tennant, Cl)ttnge· who spent the past. week w1th ville, W. Va.: Ja~ob E. Monther mother, Mrs. ~1ctor Young gomery, Jackson; Mrs. CJarSr. and other relah_ves. ence D. Price, Ravenswood ; Miss Ramora Bmce o~ Day. Charles L. Jackson, h·•Jnton· ton spent the wee"kend with her Mrs. Bobbie E. Clutter, Rt. 1 parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Cottageville; Mrs. Arthur ·.J Boice ! Helm, Jackson; Mrs. Cal'l J . Mrs. Mary Crowe and sister, Shook. Rt. 2 Wellston, Miss Louise Conde left Sunday Birtb!l for their home, Pittsburgh, Pa. .Mrs. William W. Crerr.eam, after a week's visit with their Rt. I Bidwell, son, 8:47 p.m. brother and sister·in-law, Mr. Sunday. and Mrs. Joe Conde and their Dlsrharges sister, Miss Bertha Conde.. William T. Cnftrnan_, Mr~. Al· and Mrs. Larry Datley vin G. DeHart, Hattte Hender- ing. She was asststed by Mrs. Top JCJa IofMr. Mapleton, IlL, are gues~s sun, Mrs . Alva E Jtv•f..en, Leslie Ervm. . Reported for Roush of Mr and Mrs. Everelt Oail· Ralph .1. Johnson, Mrs. Georg-e Mrs. Max Roller v1slted ~ I Two ~eglstered Guernsey ey, Anne St. . w. j(,,. ·s, Mrs. Gary P. l,ec, Belpre Saturday ~ son, fam ' cows m the herd of Edson Mr. and Mrs. Everett Da1ley Edward W. Lewis, Mrs ~ar· ily, Mr. and Mrs. RJC~ard Roll· Rousb, Racine, have recently 1 and guests, Mr. and Mrs. l,~r- ren E. Lowe, Rotert E. Miller. er and daughter, Lon. Mrs. completed top official DHIR ac· ry Dailey spent Sunday. w1th Wade Moore, Mrl-1. Carl _w. Ric~rd Roller~ daughter, tual production records, accordMr. and. Mrs. H~ward_ Dailey Simpkins, Mrs. Dorset Snnt~. Lori,. accompamed Mrs. Roller ing to Tbe American Guernsey and famJiy at the1r rabm on Mrs. Earl 1'. Wall, Mr:s. Ollie to Middleport whe~ they were Cattle Club. All cows were Tycoon Lake. w~agh, Mrs. Kenneth C. Reed, called du~ to the ill_ness of h~ milked two times 1 day. The Mrs Nora Roush was a re-- Mrs. Victor E. Guill and mfant father, W1lbur Hanmng, who ts testing was supervised by cent luncheon guest of M r s. son, Mrs. Lonnie L. McC.'mb5 hospitalized ~t Holzer Hospital Ohio State University. Charles Withrow. and infant daughie:. Mrs. Mar· for observation. . The two are I..Dcust Grove vin M. Moss and mfant son. Mrs. Robert Rawlmgs s~nt Janice L., a Senior seven year 75 I CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Pomeroy, 0. er Forecast: ' e m ergar~ I'< tbe song, "Into My""'"' ••• Ricky Blevins, KlmGI~~teyvJ~": ie Boone, Trlna ' VOL XVIII NO. 50 ev Peter Ustinov •• '. Swisher, Corman '1'homl anil David Wilcox with tbelr teach er, Janis Gibbs, and helpers out COLUMBUS (Special)- 'lltelln Racine on June 4. At that1 repurter nftl, "II the board 1ed that, ''Without delay, thetendent," concluded the panel, bave occurred In tbe past. Jltofeasional Righls and Respon- time a study panel of four edU· i ol edueat1Go doea DOl Ially 1hoard of edueati<Jn should be·t''hss not been able to give ade-1 "It iB hoped," tbe report •bUllies COmmission of the . catnrs Interviewed 47 wlmess· , cooperate with the toealauper- i oome acquainted with the basic leadership ID the board said, "That In tbe appointment Ohio Education Associltion said including hoard members, 1 llltcndent." laws ol Ohio in regard ID education because ol violent! of a new <Ollllty superintendent today that Improved coopera- administrators, teachers and · Alter weighing the testimony proc:ed!D'es" and the clashes between ol schooil there will be a fresh, tion betweeb the board of edu-t citizens. ; presented during the day of "Should reoognlze the members and the local progressive approach given ID catioe and the local superlnten-1 The OEA commission made !' hearings, the panel concluded area of responsibilities that This hao result- the operation of the Meigs dent ''would serve ID alleviate I the limited study of the ochools that the "present board of edu- usually assigned ID the In considerable community County Schools. · the rather serious implications at the request or the Southern caUon operates with little or ! superintentient,'' and staff w.1rest. i ''The JOt!al board of educaof the pment impasse'' that ! Local Teachers Association. no knowledge of basic school! ''Rwnors, charges and ••Immediately," the report tion and the county superinterr exists In the Southern Local [ 'l'l1e commfiSioa report arg. law." Also, the panel observed i ter-chargea abo•t the urged, "the local superintend· dent's office," the report said, Scbool District of Meigs Coun· ed the acbool board members that "without proper direction ' of the teachlog staff and ent should ,.ke a tactful, yet "should ceaae operating the ty. and the admbtfotrodon to pul or guidance, the board is ser- i denls have tended to cloud definite, role of leadership In llChool district on tradition or Th)l ouggestion followed a 1 aside past dlHfcultieo for the 1lously floundering In Ita a~ i hoard's understanding of relationship With the board and I custom, often In flagrant violaseries of re<X~mmendatlons con·: good of the schools and tbe 'tempt to provide an education/ educatlonal priorities within he must be wiUing to work · of the law." tained In a seven-page report I children. "The school system lor the children of the dilttrict." district," the report said. operatively with tbe The commission, an arm of based on one day of bearings wUI sufter great damage," the The comm!Bsion report urg· "Tbe pr...nt local superln- despije problems the 83,000 - member OEA, Is I" G' I f S • 8 d Return . McCloud, Debra Hoffman, Ju OR dy Owen Dianna Lynch ant from OU Clinic Mare Fni\z with their teachers 1 · Mrs. Richard OWen, supt., anC Janie Gerard, Sandy Clat- Mrs. Franci!s ·Bearhs, and help worthy, and Betsy Cunningham, ens Anita Fultz·CharleiJe 1\lOm members of the Middleport Sen· as, Norma WilCOI, Kathy Rus ior Band, returned Saturday e"V· sell and Randy BeCker. t!ning from Athens where they The entire group presentet have attended the Summer the song, "God Can Do Any· Band Clinic at Ohio University. thing." The Junior Departmelll presented a dr~ma, scripturl The girls plaed .1~ tll~ seve:al relldings and a skit for lts pal'l bands at the chmc mcludm~ of the program A drama ol Honors Band, Janie .Gerard, the "Twenty.Tiftrd Psalm" WQI Betsy Cunningham, White Band given Dy Juniors I and featured and Sandy Clalworthy, Green Billy Thorr.as as the Shepherd; Band. Miss · Gerard was _also Venida Gibbs Plenty; David 8 member of the combmed Swisher, Pasiure; Jo Ailft Blev· choral group. ins, Water; Terry BreWer, thr 1 1 u she squinted through the first black eye of her life Monday niChl and related bow a motor<ycle ride put her lbere. The molber of 12 and grandmother of 54 smiled despite ZO stltehes In her forehead, eight more fn a finger and a wrenched back. She was reslfng com· foriably in Kelterfng Memorial Hospital. · Mrs. Wooten eame here Saturday for a wedding. She was riding lbe motorcyc)e In a field at the home of her son, Carl, al Miamisburg. He was running alongside and holding lbe cycle upright when It got away and dumped Mra. Wooten. "I'm· quilting rfdlng alone but I wouldn't be afraid lo gel on wllh someone else," Mrs. Wooten said. Mrs. Donald Boone, supt., and Mrs. Dana Hamm, Cleo Ric!">.ardson, Myrta Wilson, HaJ. lie Mcintyre, Mary Holman, Jimmy Brewer, D!bble Majol and the Rev. Donald Boone. Junior 2 clasP presented tht scriptures in verse and ICl'ip. tures and taking part wen Mike Green, Roberta Duck· worth. Ronald Hoffman, Jyl Beaver 811d Steven Bratton. The Junior class 3 gave ·a skit The Junior class 3 gave a lkft WACO , Te>. IUPIJ- Pollee Chief Jolin Ballard of Long Bottom Society News ~OD DONOR - Mrs. Marie Newton, nurse on the Red Cross Bloodmobile unit trip ·to Pomeroy, gives Richard Vaughan, Pomeroy, a health -check-~p before he was rea. dy to become a donor. Vaughn was one of 86 persons to donate blo<id during lbo unit's visit on Monaay, He allo ~ecame a 7-gaUo n donor. -Sentinel Pho'fo: · Lacy Lak~vlew, Tex., w a a looklllg for a waaton mot4lr· ist who not oily damaged the front of a car but the back. Someone hit the parked t.ar and tnocked Ill rear Into a parked wrecker. BaUnrd'~ llt- tuthorlzed Wider Ill rala oilover a loqer fli'OOOII!Ire ID concluct a study hsvo c:~= and make recommendatlona other Olt1o 0 when there iB evld!nce that Internal strife threatens to diJ. year. · rupt the normal education pro- Membent of the gram In' a communUy. The· rec_...;1 ommendationa contained in the cal otudy _ . report are in no way binding Bowers, ~ UJIOII a school system and are diaD Lake; Q, Issued only as constructive sua- supervllllr, -JadtliCII gestions for Improvement. Kovach The Southern Local report ' iB one of two lbnlted studiea Falrporl undertaken by the commission Rechedy, since September. Major studies, Fott Frye wbich Involve testimony takea County. . !Mil, Kettering DAYTON, Ohio (UPI)- "You never get too old," sold sprighUy Mrs. Ora Wooten, 75, Gallfpolls, Oblo, Saturday evening families of Soul; and Helen Thoma, Gnd't the girls attended the final House." 'lbeir teachera .· wen concert given by the bands, or· chestra and chorus directed by their instructors. Prof. Minelli, of the music faculty was di· rector of the clinic. Parents attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerard and family, Henry Clatworthy and Mrs Raymond Cunningham and· Mrs. oscar Roush. The girls. were sponsored by the Mld8leport Band Booster Asso- ' '· '. , _ , . To I'M ,,.,_,.,., 01 Tlte 11.....,,_. .4rw . .. ..~ CLIMATE Mrs. Clayton 0. Adams, Mn. the weekend In Columbus wtth old, producing 12,910 powxb of ciati<Jn. E ud , '!al city Quito Perry F. Cardwell, Ronald E. relatives. milk and >79 pounds of fat, In enj:• ."::n:a~mate. The ci~~ Dobbins, Mrs. Carl E. Dotson, 289 days, and Locust Grove entitled, "Attending Church" lies :ly a few miles from the Bays Dun~an, Rossell Fra~~:· Mamie! a Jr. seven-year-old. SALT IN OCEANS and'taking part were Mona ,and equator but Its altitude Is more Mrs . Besso• Alfred producmg 19,1180 pounds ?' Major efforts are b!!ng Melody Mcintyre and Fraak than 9 000 feet Low" Schml t, . . milk and 7116 pounds of fat, tn made to fine large • acale eco- Hoff'""". ' · Warren, Ws. Harvey T. c~~~ iilli days. nomfcal methods of extracllng Following the program, Mrs. grove and mfant d•ugh~\,r i salt from lbe sea so !bat sea· Cheesebrew presented certlfl· Bobby G. Me~r;::r;.n anl ':::. LANDINO ROCKET . water can be used for drinking cates ID the children and the son, Mrs. R A landing rocket is a man- and other human needs. A gal· teacher• and helpers. 'l'l1e Rev. TONIGHT thru TUESDAY fant daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pigott ned space vehicle operated ID ion of seawater contains about Frank_ Cheasebrew gave lila recently celebrated thetr gold· iransfer passengers and cargo y,.pound of salt and, It Is est!- benedicUoa. Parents and friends RobPTIHMJSTER MitchumMOSES'' C le Sue Romine \en wedding anmversary. A from a satellite or larger orbit· mated, there are about 4.5 mtl· were Invited to see the dlsplaJI Carroll Baker onn , nd family dinner was served with \ ing spaceship to the surface of lion cubic miles of salt In all of handcrafta made by lh (TechnicotorJ EnleriJllm Su ay the children pr...nt. . oa..!pl~a~ne~t:.__ _ _ _ _ _.:._:the:_:e::artll:::':s:.oceans==-.::co:::m:::b:::ine::.d:::._c::.la::sss=...::dur~Jng.:...._lhe_achool. _ __ -lindCoonie Sue Romine enter· din [_ , "TOPKAPI" tained at her home at 412 Mrs. David RIIIJII w;a::...k· Melina Meroouri Sprlng·BV Pomeroy on tier 5th ner guest of LeoneMr ,.j s::· ,., 111 Delored Lynch, Elinor Bodime1 and Jane Acree. · The Primary class presente<" "A Bible School Review," an1 taking part were Patty Hoff. Kayte Ru,,.ell and Joyce Riley, man, Joey Rickman, Dou! helpers, singing the 50 n g, Acree, Drama Hovatter, Susif Samuels, Carol Teepcll, Katrlru Batey John Pat Ritey. Terri If S 0 enJOf Thorr.~~ Timmy ThoiiUU!, Johl HAS MILD t . '¥' . -••••••• .,~.>;;:.,. ..~ Mr. and Mrs. Carver ~ IIams Sr. of Colmnbus, enter- s nsored by the First BaptiBt Kloes, Lynn Kloes. uanny talned the. Foster-Williams Chpourc h In Middleport tbe past ""'...hsndk'Darla ' ., - n~ .. u ... wed· ~,.... d WU®X. ..... clasl unt Linda Mrs. Robert Sbarp were Mr. l~f.t A.· Holbrook, New Haven; Ri~h· and Mrs Paul Hapton~taU and VlStt ard o. Knapp, West Columb1.a; ch.ildren, Edith and BtU, Mid· with her uncle. and aunt, Mr. Everett Huffman, Pl. Pleas· dleport Mr. and Mrs. C. A. and Mr~. W1lham G. Cooper, ant; Mrs. Melvin G. DrdK~, White and children, Tom: Hospital on Saturday. Mlss Barbara Jo Whi~e Saturday, for a v.'f!ek s •• 'l'l1e closing program by the "Everything's All '""'' ' WU· dally vacation Bible Scbool eluding David Boone, Middleport ~ u.ue !'· Entertained. by Groom's Parents About Rober ·Hospital: VIsiting hours 24 and 7-3 p.m. Parents . only on Pediatrics Ward. . of-Dally Sentinel, Pomero)'-Middleport, 0., 1une 27• t96& Wedding~orty Around and H0Sftl'tal NeWS Mr. an: BM~- nflllla~ G: Co oper o rec sv e we e ov ernlght guests Friday of his mother, Mrs Homer Cooper and visited his father at Holzer • Hot Roh Phone 992 5432 ' '' BORN MEIGS THEAliCE '· .. ......... I ! Grants $75, To R-G Businessmen May Apply For Loans toresl IJl Unding the e~~lprft was mora !ban IJl tile line of duly, Tbe dllmaged ear Ia bis. 86 Pints of Blood Given bJrtbday 'June 19 , for the 1Other callers were .. a L,.,..,..,.(.,Col.,.or"'l""'""""'""l following guests, Peggy, Bren- 1Mrs. Roy Sheets of Flortda. I !!! da and Debra Taylor' Elob and Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Dotson I K th Werry Scott and Janet and children and W. F. Foster \ YVranken', Mr. and Mrs. of Oklahoma City, Okla., and Charles Smith Pomeroy Road, Mrs. Curt C!lwthorne and M nd Mrs' Robert Rnusb, daughter of Columbus were v:. ~. ~md Mr;, Bert Romine, viltiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hemlock Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Groce. Richard Houdashelt, Columbus, I Mt, and Mrs. Everett Slatton I Mr and Mrs. Jumes Quisen· were at Delaware, Obio, to berry, Athens, and her parents, attend funeral aervlces for Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Romine. Sisson's niece. Refreshments of boWogs, po- l Mr. and Mrs. Normaa Weber, laiD chips, tee cream, cake, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins, Mr. and kool ade were served. She and Mrs. Junior and received many nice gUts. v!Bited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larkins of PorUand. ATTEND INSPEcriON Leona Babcoek received Several members of Evange. of the death ol her uncle, HudUne Chapter, Order of the E~l- son Fitch, of Pinellas Park; Fla. ern Star, Middleport, were m Burial was In Florida. 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Whatever the weather your Ashland Oil Distributor wiD see lo it that you always bave pknty of clean-bUIIIing Ashland Fuel Oil. ' Call Your Ash/mul Oil Distributor today for a "summu-filf' delivtry of Ashland Futl Oil. attend the grand ln•peetion of the Amesvflle Chapter, OFJ:. The Worthy Gt·and Malo'on of Obio and other grand officers took part fD the ln•peellon. . M'ddl rt 'lbose gom~ 1rom ' epo were Mr. and Mr•. William King, Mt. and Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. Marlo Hawkms IUid Mrs. Eveiylo Lewis. Beat tho Heat Norge Ai'.Conditlonan PRICES START AT $CJ9-9S ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY Ingels GALEN 5. BROWN, Apnt FURNITURE . Hlthw.y Reut. 124 Ml_...., Olile " l'liotttl WJiittlotlt Mf" tft.2635 Mlddloport Friday and Siturda1 NIJhll OpeD Sgt. Raymond Larkins, of Virginia snd Mr. and Mrs. tes Weber vlslled Mr. and Mrs, Fred Lark!a8 and · Mr. 1 ad Mrs. Norman Weber. -oller I Mr. and Mrs. Donald r• o1 Fort Knol, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton of lumbua spent tru! week end Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince. VIcky Lyn PoUey remained a week's vlJit. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vmno•l of Paden City, W. Va., Mr. Mrs. Emmott Stethem, Mr. Mrs. Kenney Reynolds and son and Nellie Stetbem were tfsJI. ing Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smltb. Mr, and MrL Robert Wbfto of Keno were YlJitlni • Mary Pierce. Mr. and ~o~rs. o.car Babeoct and Ray were dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Charles M!lllll'. ·Mary Pierce visited Mr. IIIII lin. Leon Donablle, PnrUand. -VIolet Smlfll I FIRST FLYING ATTEMP'I' Man's lltst attempt ·to was made wfth wflllt called .. ornltbopter' • . machine with operating either ,.. manually, ac<ordlng to Encyclopa- Britannica, ''W.UUCE'I LINE" "Wallace's line" ~~~~an:e'!=t[ lnary line ID the " PaciBc wbleh dlvldel ' tbe mal Ufe ol. tbe AUitroilan "'"' from tbal oiiiJe ~ .. Installed 88 . ' Commander TONX Jatv lara liUDIIIIIf and OG, wbe11" t1ork1ing •loJo look 10 - · 'l'beoo Toni Todd'• will aaa JOU thna ian=-blo IJappooinsl. Ltjl. 10 budooma tbio JObd, .bu~ okhumtr with ftllial tueb aad w!Jifo lllitoWJig. Comet wilh oel£ • .!>elL Ia I tlllllCby poplla bind of Cila- Fottrel poq- aad ... A'IIIIIIIJ"L PIIJII, FJ• ltlae. 1(1.10, lliBftl. allvaly enmbfllltioll of biu 1np •d ..& WI llltiJt. Yara ciJed .....,. pleld In Cei..Fortrelpolytoteund~ ~ ofltluefplDIII/gold. 8-18. Bolh ""'woadoofitl1y .......... ~ ...,.--. TWO V811Y 811Alln' tllmiJU Ready To Wear 2nd FJ~r , . . 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