http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4305eba7a969dca971cbad983938d3a2.pdf 4883cb13b0be0a4ae167f3aca90f16b6 PDF Text Text .. ' ~: ' •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. Amesville Saturday evening to We're a few months ahead on our prediction • , • but here's a timely "lllirukr: NOW is the time 1o eall your AahJand OR Distributor and arraage for a ... SUMMER-FILL OF ASHLAND FUEL OIL There are many advantages of filling your fw.ll oil tank oow. You'" ready with safe, reliable, even heat wbellever a eoJjl Sllllp oecun. A full tank also prevents the formation of moistwe 'during the sum· mer months. 1 With a "summer-fill" of Ashland Fuel Oil, you make no payment rill October 1st! And, you will he billed at the lowest price lbal!lrevails during the summer monthtt. Or you can use the Ashland Fuel Oil Budget Payment Plan JJJ8klug nine equal monthly payments from September to May (there's DO interest or carrying ~) •. Flther W'f!, you11 find Asbl!llld Fuel Oil is always c:ompebtiVely pnced to aave you money. You can be confident your Ashland Oil Distributor wiD provide you with prompt, ~urate meteml delively servic:e. 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 , . . Elberfe.lcls•Pome,roy · .. . ........,. ' ' .. I . �. l'r IJIVOTID TO INTIRIIT 01' MIIGs.MASON ARIA " Rlcbu4 S. Owen, PubliJhor Cheater Tlllnehll~ Editor -. ,,, -- Su ·-·-"------------..------... . . . ... · It Go Away?"· , · ,' I The \1. S. Supreme Court hu ruled thlt If llllf sUspt!(t "lB alone and indi· cllft Ia ant manntr tbat he does not WltJI lol Ill lntwtl'b11ted, the pollee may 1101 q-lt• 111m." Capitol Comment, Events By William S. While 1111111 a alllfty..)'l!d clw'acter carry· SERGEANT: Good morning, sir. May I help yiiU! CHAllACTEII: io .who needs help? I'm htlllln' YOtl, pat. Fact Is, I just heist· ed • bank for tbe erand in the hag hel'f, and know. m I wanted you to be the first to s!:A:afMl'l': Well, now, this IS news' Tha~ you. for reportlne It, sir. Do you have an at1orney? CHARACTEII: So who needs one? SEI\GtANT: Unless yo~ hon one with you, sir, It would be iUegal u well as ulletblcal for us to discuss the bank holdup with you. Such Incommunicado ,·u!Uldlallnterrocatlon could be intupre· ted as ill effort on ourJ.art to illliuce you to lbctilllldltt yourse . This, of course, would mar our pubUt irnage. CMAIIACTilR: So who dils that jazz? All ·I know Is I don' want no rnout'piece. 'Cause I alll't lOrint 'blab to hirn or no· body elM. Savvy, copper? SliRGEANT: It's entirely U_P to you, sir, of I!Uurle. I merely felt it mo&ht make you feel better to aet lt off your chest. CltAIIACTEII: ·It ain't hurtln' rny eholrt, lrott: An' It you don' butt out, I'll pill tilt ~ - r on you cope for infrinnin' on my rl · In' ·fOr pollee brutality. . 'l'lilli .... ' II happ1111! . .. 1: · -~! M you wish, sir. But if 1VII "~ yliut Jnlnd, please feel free •ota eOIIIti lit •Uil'-lctlOmpanied by an at'·\ol'llt1, '!If IliUm. Come at your conven· lence. We'Jt open hera night and day. Ha! ' ~~ Well, don' wait up for lilt, chum. s•1on1, sucker. Be seein' ya in court 11111!11 :;• these days. So tb• J)wacter leaves with his right qf aile~ !ll. fraedolll of action-and his 1111 full of loot. tittle '*' ~ every American is entitled .f.-o-"'1ii'fil~ ft. - , of course, as the Supreme ~· . COw't " •·. \~ ...- _- ~bly, tills Includes the. public, 1 ' - " ' ~. and oven tht victims of U'll!ll an4 ~lol•nce. ' Jack O'BriaD Sublerlption ratea: Delivered by cor rier where available, 35 cenll per week one >'* Ia ldvabO. at lbt Dan, Sent> ael offth '18.20; ill monlba, $8.10: lbreo 1118111111 fS.IO. ly Motor Route whert 8111er llll'Yieo not aYaDoblo one mollll ,1,10. lly 111111 ono 1aor uu.oo: lillmOIIIIIIt fU5; Tllnt monlbl, 13.00 lrr(l 1181111 lllact lite. He heads for the polll'f sergeant's desk. ' WASHINGTON - All<r 1 long retreat into the silences of the political cellar, the American Communist party is tmeraing into open political 11clivlty. 1'he frankly stated bope of such. of its bos(Ses as Gus Hall is W form a new "popular lront' ' by soliciting the rotlaboration uf the undoubtedly noDCommunist and anti - Viet Nam War New Left in this cuuntry. All this has just been made public in New York in conneclion with the first Comrnunisl party J1ational ·convention since liM. lbviously, the New Left is iii no way responsible for this attempt by hard-core Communists tu infiltrate it and take it uver in the name of "peoce Mnd lrt'edom." Nor would any fair or sensible man lor a moment equate with any kind of t:ornmunist involvement in the Vietnamese War against Communist invasion. Al! the same, those who are eld enough to remember the '30s will hear the tolling of a distant and terdble bell in this decision of the CommunisL party to resume overt agitation by nominating open candldates for public office. For Ute ' 3~ brought mooumenal tragedy to the far-Jiberals G1 tht: United Stales. Some were duped Into enlist· meut in the Communist party as the great storm that was to bring lhe Second World War was gathering over Europe. Many never took the final step into the obyss of "party discipline" bul did become the aervants of a Communist line lor ·· peaL-e" that was in truth 1 brutal and cynical cover to sanctify the alliance formed IJe. tweeo Stalin Russia and Hitler Germany before Hiller repudiated it by attacking the Soviet Union. .. While Hitler and Stalin re11ained In their predatory partnenbip, Britain all but died under a Nazi aerial bombardment in which Russian made Jteel was among the stell that fell nightly upon London, J This frightful P"fiod, this evil epoch in which so many decent Americans were en~ trapped by their longings for isolation and for "peace," will live forever in the memories of those who endured it. In those Jt!i:JrS lied upon by the Communist assailants of South Viet Nam to divide adult Amerieans while Communist &Jients are tryin£ lt pervert among the American young every traditional value we bave ever known. of the HiUer- Stalin pad every man who stood for England in this counly - while Engl<md in all the world was standing alone <~gainst Hit- ler - saw dozens of honorable friends caughl in the web. They had been told that thert was not really much to choost By Wayoe C. BradJiatadl. M.D. Q - 1 11" my children 25,· between a Britain full of "class 000 unilS of vitamin A daUy. ~tjnction s " and Tory snobs Now I'm Wid that too much of arid a Nazi Germany which was this vitamin can be harmful. plainly seekinK to exterminate an entire race in history 's mw;t In what way Is Jt bad? Am I jiving my children too much? muderous era. A - Sinct" the dally require· These, lhe victims of the ploy, incredibly accepted this ment of vitamin A is 2,500 lt ni,!lhtmarish equation. A n d 5.000 units , the amount you are why It was because there wa!:l giving your children is excessive. Fortunately, there h1 a 1t thin, chemical strain uf halftruth in the indictments tJf wide range of tolerance for thl!l Britain, and thhs shred of factu- vitamin. One child who develality was enougb to Justily a oped chronic vitamin A poisondeev human yearning not to ing took 50.000 units daily for "get involved" in the blood seven months, Another develop. ed acute poisoning after a sinbath of Europe. gle dose of 350,000 unils. Now, al last, the wheel of The poisoning is manifested history is turning again. Again, itching, the Communists seek to exploit by loss of appetite, the most humane of impulses falling out of the hair, hemorr· within the new American p·aci- hages under the 1kin and pains fist - isolationism. Then, they Jn the bones and jointJs. The talked only of Brit11in 's uudoubl· sensible way to give your chiJ. ed imperfections . dren vitamin A Is In the form Now, they talk only of the of such foods as milk, fortified undoubted imperfections of a margarine, eggs and liver. Sooth Viet Nam which this nation is trying to save not Q - h an appetite building because it is spotless but be- vitamin available? cause aggression unchecked is A - People have an exaueraggression that can only spread ated Idea of what vitamins will and spread. do for them. Thiamine (vitaWill the Communists capture min .S.l) will"restore the appemany among the New Left? tilt! only if the poor appetite is Very likely not. But very like· due to a lack of this vitamin ly they will capture some. And in the diet. None of the other one single capture will be one vitamins has a specific affect toe many. Surely , it is not on lhe appetite. 11 Professional Red-hunting '' to Thiamine is found ln fish, recaR the unallerable facti of fowl, lean meat, mUk, whole a dreadful time that duped and grain cereal! and enriched forever stained so many. bread. Cyprobe·ptadine (nOt a SUrely, too, it is only factual vitamin 1 i!! sometimes prtscribto point out that thi!! new ''poJ' ed to .'itimulate the appetite but ular front" device is by their this should not be done until own admission most of all re- the cause of the poor appetite HarJo's They'll Do It Every Time HIS OWN HOUSE WHEN TITUS IS MI)(IN6 THE LIBATIONS .... HE MEASURES LIKE A BIOCHEMIST .... THIS SPECIAL JIGGEJI GIVES .JUST 'THE RI(;I-IT AMOUNT ... WELL BE EXACT, 1 ALWA'/S MI~HT A~ SAy .... DOtTOR SAYS 8u,- AT A FRIENDS HOUSE wHEN HE FIXES A BELT FOR HIMSELF .... ~AT'S IIIFFO! ® -I We watclled 1 covey of N. Y. Pia •~.. a screenlrlj of "Born 1'ree." the nnf,-IUciniUrii·-mu-'le vmlon of Joy Adllft!IOII'S very true story about ralslllfl a lioness in Kenya, and we mu•t 'IY :he colldnn loved tbe lllm ol11101l aa !ll""h· os we did .. Bill Travel'l and his moot aUractive blonde wile Vir· glnia McKenna play George and Joy AdiiDBOn: the creat prides of lloos play tbomsel... , u does the African ...nery In oil itlalorlouoty primitive ... luaUty . . II'• 1 beautifully u~~o dentated movie, of cwrse Jn <Oior, of cour10 In wide llll'efll and llereopbonle fun and what only ......, like fantny -. . It lilo wu produced With af!IIOtionl&e regard for a viewer'• lllteUiaence, JenUmenlllly unmawklsh, fondly freoh and cheerful, Its violent pWalfl ool erupted for the sheer sake of 10nsation but for preolst llory l<r1111: It ha, laote and deference lo the very true tale of Eloa, the lioness first tamed by lovr, lheo tauaht to klll for Its Hnal ,.ltatlon 10 It mlahl remlln, .. H orrlved, "Born Fm" . . . It ia an unllloot movie, 110 .•UialnB, i•en tha preying wild anlmala track their kill wltb peroua!Yt rn100 and not In any wild wallow• lng in gore or cheap fobrluted O!cli<lll"nl . . The children at our screenlni odmired 11--0'fery one of 111. "Born Free·• Ia 1 10011t UftUio aal American-financed film It already hal eorned back well beyond ila coot in Europe alone - more tban f2,0110,1100, which Jhould line Colambl.a Pictures' e~ehequer wltb mlnt-l'ffn .. . Her friends here are concerned obout Gyjlly Root Lee, holpll· alized in H'wood. . . . No nudeR for Alfred HUchcock'1 "Torn Curlaln" starring Julie Andrew• and Paul Newman; bul IOJDf.'• one see1111 to auapect AI! II lbowlng odnurable reatroinl by bas been determined. II - Are aoy vllamlna lost when foods ore cooked or procemd? A - Leafy v..etablet lose ritamin C by eaposure te air in prolonged storare. Thls lou can be minimized by refrigeration. Vitamins B and C are inBt by cooking. This il In part o result uf e~:posure le aJr and in part the result of dlJCardlnl t h e cooking wat.r or pol liquor. This Joss can be minlmizH by putUne the vegttables to be cooked in 1 small amount of water that Is already bolllnr and by avoiding prolonged cook· illfl. II soda is added lo I h e cooking water tht! 108.!1 of vitamins is geaUy increased. When food• are dehydrated they lose practically all their vitamin C but in commercial canning or freezillfl of fruits, vegotahles and fruit juices 10 now practiced there Is no tosa tl vitamin B and C. II - Caa 1 pfnoo got too much vitamin C by eating lola ol uranges·! A - No. Vltamla C Is nul Jlored in the body. Amounls In exceu of your daily needs are quickly elimiDated. La11e amounts of citrus fruil, bowever, u.pset the digeative organ• 1n some persons. AI•-• Tiro Jly Uollld l'rttl It-tleul llaiine a suy bedroom scene dowo." (CaD !i.~ilf).\1 ~.J,.... iootl Jrl ah . ~ with Julie and Paul up to their ,..,.......... .t.I\Niv - I iill!l~ mla1u'U.:u - ;;-, :.!;rJ::!:. eturrlotte Ford lea¥01 July I used to be admired llllriJ at with new baby to j!JID newlah fine Juz.orlented ~ hull>and SlaYI'OB Nlarchol on but now he's the "BrliWI ~ bi1 yacht, caDN the blqeal ry Mondni," ~lnl rrl:onl ond 11101t eaporllllfl In t b • for ltiCh IIJlDJ u "'l'lrll Idol,. -Itt . Bieler than Dan Lud· """*t*ty Jlaloie," 1!1>1 otl\or wit!'• hand10me ocean crullllng Willi the Cold NolO" J1Chl? That one'• too big to high-fee fripperies · .lrlarcello doclr In Nasnu .. . Liz Taylor'• Mutrolannl hili btllef II)' oU l•te•t quote: "I'm aware that the laaocna - the oace oldnny IOIIIf ol tha Olma I've dona in lover boy hili to drop 311 poundl tile past have been on awful •.. Ob weD,· ao did Llll Tl)'lor lot of drivel. I knew It 11111 I • . one o1 tha newer t op was In lflony and I did them ll'wood br111 loll ta,aoo ot 1ht JIIII"IY for fl....lolrt1110111 and castoo In C11111101, f!4,0110. In tba I cleapllecl myoell. But I need- ·Lolrtlon earpot jolilll .. , Jimmy ed tha money and I wao offer· lteworl'a l!lll'llilinl hls It • N auch 01101'1110111 oumo lbat I Jt1J'o91d twl.. 1a a aw 1u found It difficull to lllrll them achool. v...,. a Braves Knock-off Yanks br Hill•• B.ttel-_, TOU11I ABUD FOil IT! Thill column ia for fOIIIll JIOOple, tbefr problema and plttlorea, their troublo and . fun. AI with tha rut of 11e1.. Help Uo!, II welco11101 lougba but won't dodce 1 lll!l'louo quesUon with a bruJh.off. Send your teen-aae quealkln lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, cere of Helen Help US! Ibis IOWJpaper. rntONG IU.ENT MACHINE Dear Helen: Hoy there, tbat woo pretty c:ool, IUiln( I computer back in its own Janau•1•, with com-pule!' ........ Old tha mochioo rrlnd out on answer IG your ~).Card ''let- ter"? - DOUG lleor Doo1: Yup . . The ....,. dorn bill I'd been teltlnc for f i• e montbs, with aooll1er "overdue credit ehara:e'' added! -·') Macltlnu will 110 doubt rule tbe world IOIDOday - they don't . wute time on tiiiBSy wod'len.H. Jllar Heleo: llefer'll months qo I mel one of the kindest and finest boys I've ever known. I Iff" to like blm VOI'J' much ond 10 did my portnll. But tbey slopped let· tint me oee him wheo they learned he wao makin& 110 ottompt loward college. They reolize everyone im't college rna· !erial, bul tell me I must find a boy who is. lbls fellow hu a st.ady job but has the Strvice before him. I will be enl<rlnJ college this fall. I haven't doted mucb olnce I hod to break up with him. Whorl I told him about how my par· eoll fell, he understood. I'm ouro they are rl8ht. for now, but 10ha1 about later? I'll have to 1• by my own feeli~~J~ rome doy. Why lbouldn't I feel this way about a pliln, flanl.workin1 lilY l'ho may not havt malor· lal wealth, but has oo much 110rt lhan money? - I can't slop hoping I'll see him again oome day. Is thil 'IJ'OIIi~ - CINDY Dear Cindy : Of eourse it isn't wrong. Nor ore your porenta wronJ In wanlin( the bell for their tlaqhlor. But 10111~ par· -tao• entl don't "belt" ,....... they see him.) - H. ..._'!~&. . -'""-·~···''- ' ~ ' ... ..:.. .... :.j . ' - eiOATS and MOTORS eBOAT PAINT-Yl PRICE e RAMBLER PARTS and au..t: e GARAGE TOOLS COLEMAN AIR·CONDinONING CHASE HARDWARE .. . -H. Dear Helen: Durlne lUI out111110r'1 , .... lion I met Ibis 1trl at a boat dub where I i:opt my bolt Wo 1wam, boatld, ftlhld and bad • 1reat time, but I never rot ber last name. Here's tha problem: 1 bll choin ol otorea boucht up t h t IJI!d, and now I won't oee ber any more. I can't find out wbert ahe ll•ea becauoe I wu ·t o o dumb to write down ber name JDd addr011. But can yw lind a glrl wiH!n aU you know about here Is that her lint niine II i t•IDe scores \ 'I Metropolitan - • 1 • 1 1· <I I "Lane"!' - SEARCIUNG · LF..ADERS beJDnied lllll'tly In the will ltl4l you to "Lone:' All ltlatfl II aleutlrlnc. You'll see. - H. lbla oolumb II dedicated to family livlllfl, 10 If you'rt' hav· 1n1 kl4 trouble or J,.t plail trouble, let Heleo help YOU, She wUI oliO wel..ma your OWl amu•inl exporlencu. Addrta lleleo Bottel Ia care of t bit oewapapet• Our Weekly BfRRY'S WORlD 1 SPECIALI 60 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Door .. , 5 ., ,;k· .... ' ,· ,., '. ' . 1.• ' ·r · •• i:!;·,.,;,..11111 Mtlp Counly Since "" 795 . I• .,Jr!IM, · l::: tlrlilil, ., ·~ .. tlrt llfloro 16/r ~ ; · · llll ilfw dit lit &RII; 6ii . . 1i NATQI" - ;.: . .... ,- .··:·. ;.,,:r ·.:j···· . ·---:--······· ~:...:,,~ ... - . V.l ." . 1. _._: .. " ' ' ' ~ ASHlAND VITAUZED GASOUNE lbese "*lrlio'l!.....,._ 1IOts ill'"' E~ -(I')ISialdelii!IIO ore ideal tor- irodoOo'! and ou~ .•• at IUACII - ••• -'*-... -. QRR ~~ VAN ZA,~Pl i' _, _- ... Y• ofplata.cupwacer whea yoa buy 1 pions of GMAC Financlnt Av1llable INSURANCE • . '1 e EVIrlRUDE, JOHNSON and PARTS FOR OUTBOARD i -1. .,..p e 5 USED CARS LEFT 1 Dear Helen: I om II, a boy. I hive over 111!111 in the hank, ond alnce I don't plaa lo 10 further In school ri&ht owar, ond don't want 1 cor, I tboulbt a DKJior ICGO!er woirld be nlct. I'll bt wlll'klnl tblo ..,....,., and can replace the f2tiO 8 IOOOier WO/IN l'Oilln o month. My f•ther uys It lo oil rl&ht with blm, but my mother fl.W off the handle and uld deDnl~ ly NO. She thlnb a motor acooter II loo dqOI'OIIII. I lay It II no ..... dlllfiOI'OIIII than wa*- ' lni ta'OM 1 buoy I would never take it on • luptr hlthway, but juat back and !ortb to work and maybe JWimrniDI - and they don't 10 aU thai fasl · What are your vlewi, HeiHt - f'·:· ;tul Dear Hopeful: .. Very parded. Lel'o just oay that II you art u Cll'tful 1 driver IS you Indicate, I hope · yoor father hal the lilt wont. - Jn MI.ddleporl Boys Play 1 MOTOI IICOOTI!:RS DANGIIIOUMf Dear 8: Ask everyone who to your boat club - Ellis to Face Osteen Tonight sELLING 0uJ HELEN HELP US! - .,..IUf SlaDdinfl Jly·IJIIIIed Preu Irrteroadoool National Leagao W. I. Pol. Baa Ftatt 48 :1:1 .630 Plttsburlh · 10 29 580 t Los' Angel~ 10 31 .56:1 5 Houston· · 39 33 .542 part yoo Phllidelphla 37 34 .521 most about lalkiag, doll'!'' Cinclnoau • 35 35 .litiO St: Louts 113 !1 .171 11\\ Atlanta 33 42 .140 14 New York 29 38 .133 11 Chicago · · 22 48 .314 22 · MOnday'• Results Plft."'burgr 8 Houston 5, night J b Ed rd ' as ruunerup. ,CfOfi'es CINCINNATI IUPI) _ "•• Itr'onal League AU·Sillr t.am'" that question," Alston rep1ied. make ""~ •f ~ . o nnyd wa McCovev .s se1ect·iOn as .s•nr·or .Chicigo 5: Atlanta 1.. night .t.YJ d 't r • .tl 3 Los Ang I, ager Walt Alston lived up to tile : be was asked. I "What Jf I say j·es and he homer tn the secnn m~ e I cirCuit first baseman was. Clnclnna . The 21-year-o!d: Reds right- . doesn't make it?" ,J..I , The Dodgers scored Ul the a·iJ ma ·estic Bill Wh ile ! San Fran 2 St. Louis t, The Yanks and Pira'tes mckname of h1s Lo~ Angeles bander bad Just preserved a 3·1I Alston Will be managmg the 1 first on doubles_by Maury W1lls , : P~ila~lphia. Phillies drew i0r1y games scheduled) run-away victories over as he neatly 11destepped win over the Dodgers for Mllt :Jeague's all-stars this year and and W1lhe Dav1s . : f5 votes as ne:tt in line. Tue•day'i J'l'"obable Pllcben opposition in Pomer•y a letaded questio&. Pappas, working 1 2-3 mRing=:s wil l mak e the patchmg selec- 1 Pappas earned hl!l seventh I' Plllladelphia at New League baseball play I' Don't yw think Billy Me· and allowing only one smgle. 1 l tions, but after considering rec- 1victory agamst five losses, (night). - BUnning (8-4) vs. deserves a Jpot on the Na·t " lt'l a little early Lo answer ommendahofls of the other man- I whil~ ~oe )1o~ll~ was loser Friend (1.0) . The Yank!! dumped thP -- - agers. · Jo his first deciSIOB &f the year. Houston at Pittsburgh (ttight) 17-6 and the Pirates were I - Giusti 19-4 ) vs. Cardwell 13·5) ing the Dodgers IG-5. "McCool's record surely I "The last four gallK!S I've had or Veale 18.51. Yankee hitters were M.. should rate him a lot of consid- about as good stuff as l've ever Chicago at Atlanta ry with a gr~nd .slam h~er, eration for 'Bn all-star berth, Ihad," said Pappas, wbo warmed Holtzman r3-7) " · .Blasingame duuble an<t srngle: McKrnney, and besides that 1 like bis ' up an extra five minutes before { 3- 7). two singles, double ~nd home stuff," Alston said. :the game to loosen hla arm. , .., Angel- at c 1·ncr'nnalr' 1run : Snouffer, twe smgles and d b th Reds Score Early I "Lately I'vedhadf stiffness In LN ""' 1 The Braves whittled th e ing Slaven. 1t prove to e e " h (ni&:hO-·Suttoa (7-1) vs Ellis l a triple, and Phalin.' Wyatt ami Yanks edge to one game winning fUJI. The Reds got Pappas a quick 1by elbow an orearm, e (4_111 M d . . th M'ddl lead as Tommy Harper singled !said. "Why . ~ don't know.'' 1 P. Moon. each a smgle. ' · F. . t St 1 i I Getting hits fur the' ,Jets were on ay e.vemr~g 111 e 1 e- Earlier, the Braves had gone 1in the first, Pete Rose doubled Sammy Ellis 14·11 .I goi'S afi.P.r s. Br~e! ; Gilmore with a triple and sing- ~rt Boys ~~ue baseball ra_ce ahead 3-2 In the fifth when Dun- ~ and Vada Pinson singled to , his: third straight wiA tonight, InSalghnti_;,~;~oo(3-~) II v . II D . d G't . ht With 8 last mmng fUJI to wIn r led ff with a triple Boyd - --· ' --- -- ~---·. -. --- faeing Claude Osteen f9-5l. He ("' ti) e; avis an aze, eac wo 4-3 Jt the Yanks' second ee o ' i -· · d , 0 singles and Chaffin al'ld Stuls- · was was hit and J. Harrisoa hom- lntercutiooal League SUmdlags . be after the Reds' lOth wia , W~d~~ 8 Y5 arne• b '. 1 . . loss. In the other game, the red ' By United Press Jnternatioaal . ill thefr last ll games. I PhiladelPhia .at New Y~rk y, 8 .smg e 8.plece. Reds bombarded the Indians e · w. L. Pet Gs il ,,...--..........-.:..--.......--.. HoJJ~lon at Pittsburgh, mght McKmney pttch~ th~ ~~e 25-1, lo keep pl:lcf with the The Yank!! had gone ahead Columbus 38 27 .565 ... : Hot Weather Ahead! \ Cbjeegp at A.tlanta . . for t~e Ya~s whileM K~ s Y Braves. one game back of , 2-0 in the fourth of the tight fu)(hester 36 33 .522 4 i \ Lo:~ Ang at. Cmclnr.at1, mg~t hurle for t Jets. c n~ey them. duel betweeR Dunfee and Rick Buffalo 34 32 4¥.1 ! INSTALL 515 · SMl Fr~nc1sto at St. Loots fan.ned 10 and walked five Ahead S-1 after ~~ Innings, Vall Matre of the Yanks when Toledo 34 34 ' san j ' American Lea"ae while. Soulsby struck out 10 the Braves opened the 1ixtb. P. Miller tripled leading off, Jacksonvi lle 32 33 .SOO 6 I I 11 · W. L. Pet. G8 1and. Issued free ~sses. with Slaven walking, with. one and Wilson homered. The Yanks Toronto 32 35 .4g! 7 1 Weekday Hours: 4 P.M. to 7 r ·""" nbeaitimore 48 24: .667 ····I DoPdrrgaetres wh~!er. SR age~~~~ tt~: out, Sayre was safe 011 iflterfer- raUied in the Dottom of the Richmond 33 36 ~!~a 1 I Saturday 9 A.M. to S P.M. tr?it 43 26 .623 31:2: . · ~. . etiCe, and Steve Dunfee, the sixth wheB Wilson's triple plat30 39 .435 Ch~·i~1and 41 28 .594 514 dollbles and a 51 ?gle ;, Jed Will, Braves' pitcher, WOfl his own ed P. Miller, who bad beef! Syracus~onday's R.esulhl 8 CaW !'lia 38 34 .528 10 double a~d smgle , Chuck game with a clean single plat· safe on a fielder 's choice, but Minnesota 34 36 .486 13 Legar, a triple and double: T. Dunfee shut the door. Toledo 8 Toronto 4 H.rDld Ct..., Mgr. , double ·and single, Richmond 5 Rochester 1 Vaughn' ChieagO 32 37 .464 l4 1h J k 'II 1 POMEROY, OHIO Nt>w York 30 37 .448 15 1~ and M. Dillard , J. Dillard, R. Chtrago ~~~tone 992-2511 Mlddl'fPOrt 000 030 110- 5 9 o Van Matre fanned 11, walked Syracuse 3 ac sonvl e Kansas Ci.ty 3o 40 .429 17 1Gaul and M. Vaughan, each a Atlanta fa"'lo'..24,~1~2_'i'nrJ~:'~·.!:..========~ 000 100 1))3-- 1 1 1 7, hit one batter; Dunfee fan- Co~l"'.um~b~u~s...'5~B,.uf:' 1 Washington 30 43 .411 13 h single. Ellsworth !3-10) and Hund- ned 16, walked 2. hit RODody. BostOn 25 46 .352 22lf.l Getting the Dodger hits were ley· Jay Olivo (7) Schneider Yankees .. · . .... . 000 201- 3 4 1 Monday's ltesulis 1 Jon Buck with a triple and sing- (I)' and Otiver. LP~Jay t6-4). Bravea .... . , . · 000 031-4 3 0 Mi~n ·a CleVe 2. ·night h!; E. Fife, two singles; Joe Van Malre and Wilson, DunBal(j Calif I, night Welker, a single, and R. Roach, !Only games JCheduled) fee and McCloud. i()J'IJ~ gam_~ :;cheduledl two singles. .. .. America• League REDS WIN .,.a;iday'•.PrObable PilcheR Fa~lk went th~ distance .'" · Cleve 200 ooo 000-%6 5 1 the Reds Delroit at California I night)- the hill for the wmners. fannmg I Minn 100 104 001:- 6 a 0 Tommyt Coohkte of . I d Jkl r R h d' gave up wo Ill, a smg e an 1 nd 1 'P.'ilron (6-1:11 V.\ . Wright 11-1). a wa ng Jv.e. oac an ! Tiant, Allt>n f6), McDowell I homer both to Halley of the Baltimol'e at Kansas City I BU<!k struck out nme and walk- (7J and Azcue· Kaat (9-5) and lnd' • b l tl t ll M · · ed t ,0 for the Dodger! . ·LP r· (I ') 1ans, u Ia was a . ean· (ni~htl -Palmer (8·3) vs. Oob- : ..., . Z•mmernnm. - lant .... . wllil~ he and his mates batted son /3-fil. I HR- Hall tBth). ! a! toilows Roa Clonch a si11gle 11and double COOke and McKL"· CI e v e I and at Minnerota (nlghll · .Q'Donoghue (5-3) VS,I Bait OliO 00:! Oil- I 10 0 ney each .. single and homer I • "·51 · Calif OliO 000 1110- I 7 2 and Hysell two SIRglea . Pas ...~· -..a . ' · aRd a Wash i ~ g tfl n at Chicago . By U•ited Pres!l lnten~a&tonal E B~r~er. S. ~Iller (7Sa~ ,Snd i borne run. (ni&hfl- ,.kCormirk (4-7) vs.: National League tr. e ;men ; .opez, nord La~~~~ U ~ ~. !»ou!iton 000 200 0113- 5 11 of (81 and Satrlano. WP-Barher I Coo~e fa11ned 14, walked New York at Eloslon (r.lght)·- ;pitts 000 210 SOx- · 8 11 2 (8-2). LP- Lope-t 14-7). one, hit one. Duff Craig, the losD(;wning (6·5.1 Vii. Santiago (6· i Bruce, Owens {7· and Jiate- 1 er, fanned 6, walked 11, and 4.), . 1man; Blass, Face f9und (Only games tcheduJedl flit one. Wednesd11y'1 Gamt-1 Pagliaronl. WP - Blass (6-1) R~s . ..... 230 677 - (25) t tJ Deti-oit at C':l iifornia, nigbt LP Bruce (1 -61 ElhlbiUoa Baseball Reaulfl Indians: .... _.. 000 100 - 1 2 '1 1 Balt at Kansas Cit~, night : _· By United Press Inlernaliona Cooke and Hysell. Craig and Clevehtnd at Minne!Kibt, night IS3n Fran 200 000 000-2 61 1 ~. Y. (AL) 010 010120-5 9 2 1Stohart. Washlr.gton at Chicago, night 'SI. Louis ottO 0011 Oi l)-.. l 7 11N.Y. INLI 010 11101100-2 6 0 I - -- - New ·York •l Boston, night Herbel Henry 17) McDaniel I Wonrack, Ford (6) Ramos !81 and Hauer · Gibs~n Woode- and Howard, Gibbs (4); Arrigo, NEW MET · 'McCarver ' WP- Be arnar tiJ (5) , Sel rna 18) an d NEW YORK (UP!) -The shick 18) and . illerbel (l..O). LP-Gibs~a (II- Grote. StephenSfln (51 . Taylor New York Mets have s~gned 17) HR-Ma , (17th), (9). WP- Fnrd. LP-Bearnarth. 1Jerry Morales, . 1 17-year-old By, uaJted Prtss Iateraatlonal I · 'i HRs- Barker, Bryan, Pepitone. nghtha~~ed · h1ttmg eu_thelder · Natioaal Leaa:ue ILos Ang 100 000 ooo- 1 9 0 from Y<d.mcoa, Puerto Rtco. ' ' G. AB. R. H. Ptl. ~ Cinci \ ooxFirst Jndian reservation in Morales, an all-star cen~erflei210 000 3 11 0 Clmnlf, ~ift 6S 271 37 90 .m 'I MOeller, Brewer (5), Perra· North America was at Broth· der in the recent Car1bbea~ Stari!ll, fill 61220 35 71 .32:1 noski (71 and Roseboro, Tor· erton. ~ . J., now know• as I•· Games, will play for lhe Mets Alou, Pill 612:14 31 75 .32l 1borg (2): Pappa., McCool 16) dian Mill•. rookie ream at Marlon, Va. Morgan, Hou 68 251 31 79 .315 !•D<t Edwards. WP- Pappas (7· Sanlo; ctli 68 242 10 75 .310 j 5), LP-Moeller lo-1). HRCurty, AU 68202 25 62 .3071Edwanb (3rd). Cepeda, SIL &1113 17 511 .307 --- - - - Allen, Phil 51 178 48 54 .:!03 Orioles 15: Colavito, Indian• Pinson, Cln 70 268 28 81 .302 and K:illebrew snd Oliva, TwiDI Hari, SF 73 269 50 61 .301 14. Amerl<ao LeRoo• Balled lo G. AB. II. H. Pet. N olio oa I Ltaau•• Aaron, · Snydu, Bal 55154 33 52 .338 Braves 62: Mays, Glanta 411: , F.Rbsn, Bnl 70 254 56 85 .335 ' White, Phillies 48; Alleo, Salmoo, Cle 53178 21 57 .320 Pbillies and Wynn, Astros 45. Oliva, Mlnn 69 269 43 84 .312 Amerlcoa Leaaoe: B. RobinMcAiffe, Del 62 2119 48 61 .31111 10n, Orioles 63: Scott, Red Sox · Soobern, Cal' 00 100 16 48 .300 47; Powell, Orioles 48; F. · PoweJl, .·Bii ,,, ,18224 37 Wf .299 1Robinson, Orioles 44; Oliva, Kaline, .Det 00 21$ 39 61 .298 iTwins 43. B.Rbsn1c Bal '12 2911 47 86 .289 Plleblq Crdemd, Col 85 235 31 68 .2119 Nallooal Ltape: Cuellar, Home Roru Astros H: Perry, Glanta!0-1: '• Not lo 011 Leape: AI..., Koulax, Dodgers 14-2; MarlciJ. Bravts :14; Hart and Mays al, Giants 13-2; Knowles, Gu~nll 18: Alou, Braves II: Phillles and Blass, Pirates 6-1. Torre, 1Bravea and Allen. Amerkal ' Leag11e: . · u~~~~ !I Phillies 11. Orioles 8-1; . Hamilton, Motor Just -'beull!d-good condition · ·throughAmer... and S. Miller, Orioleo 5-l; 1011, O.:lolea l]ld Sanloril. .Angels. ond Barber, out. Maroon with beige i"lerior. Runo ~!II &god. II; P~weu .and Orlolea 1,1, Yanks, Pirates Score Runaway Game VI 1---Dally Sentlllo~ ~= NJ·IIIddleport, 0., June 21, 19M - A thol/lhf for tbe daJAmerlcan , flumorlol W1ll fie. *era: "lvetJtblirc 11 Nfthl' aa IOQI ll U II ....,.lpt II · ' Majol' "no. .a Today is Tuesday, Junt 21, the !79th day of liM with IIIIo follow. The moon II between Ita q11arter and full pbase. The morning stars are Venu1 and SaiUrn. The evooin& star II Mereury, American composer Richard Rodiers of "IIAldpn I Ham. merstelD" fame was born oa Ibis day lo 1902. On lhls day Ia hl.!tory: In 111M, ConlfOII made Labor Day a holldoy lor federal employes, clealgnallne the lint Monday In Septomber to be tha day observed. In lt14, a YOUOC Sel'blaa ISSOSBIIUitod the bolt to tba tbrone of Austria • lianpry Archduke Franelo Ferdllr.lnd and his wife, to touch off WorN War I. In 1119, the Treity of Versalllea wa••IIJIOCI In Ji'ranct endln1 World War I. In tiNS, Gen. ~ MacArtbur annwuced lbtl reCOIIqlltSI of Loliolr ID tbt PhllipjiiDol. ... ..,. ' . • Nalleul odvortlolna reprelltliiiUve Bottlnlllll Kimball. Inc., M3 lninctoo Ave., New York City, New Yor1r. r ,. r ' .Voice of. Broadway r9'J .. ppose on Aspirin Will Make lntered •• aocond cion mlllllnc molter 11 the pool office 11 Pomeroy, Ohio. We go now to lbe police station, Any Town, U. S. A. '' , ' ' PUbiJalltd every lftmloon (extop1 Sallll'dayl aDclli~Dclay ~Y 'lba Ohio va~ it)' PubUihlnc Company, 110 Mochanlc Sl., Pomeroy, Ohlo •s'llt. BW!Inen Of fict pbont iU-2156. Editorial phone 11112·3157. I Equal Right~ For Everyone? ' ' v THE DAILY SENTINEL ~-,. ' and party lilno. Yow'll want seooral place seltVIgs, oo stM cdltctiug ,.,ur ,_, cupo and saucers - · You l(el yo~~ dloieo fila-" -)1011 buy iallons of Ashland Gasollnt. This off« is limited end I\Oailable 01'11/111_'1"'11 ....- al Dealer .... . playing lilt "'fREE LUHCH£0N SEJ"' aiPI �. l'r IJIVOTID TO INTIRIIT 01' MIIGs.MASON ARIA " Rlcbu4 S. Owen, PubliJhor Cheater Tlllnehll~ Editor -. ,,, -- Su ·-·-"------------..------... . . . ... · It Go Away?"· , · ,' I The \1. S. Supreme Court hu ruled thlt If llllf sUspt!(t "lB alone and indi· cllft Ia ant manntr tbat he does not WltJI lol Ill lntwtl'b11ted, the pollee may 1101 q-lt• 111m." Capitol Comment, Events By William S. While 1111111 a alllfty..)'l!d clw'acter carry· SERGEANT: Good morning, sir. May I help yiiU! CHAllACTEII: io .who needs help? I'm htlllln' YOtl, pat. Fact Is, I just heist· ed • bank for tbe erand in the hag hel'f, and know. m I wanted you to be the first to s!:A:afMl'l': Well, now, this IS news' Tha~ you. for reportlne It, sir. Do you have an at1orney? CHARACTEII: So who needs one? SEI\GtANT: Unless yo~ hon one with you, sir, It would be iUegal u well as ulletblcal for us to discuss the bank holdup with you. Such Incommunicado ,·u!Uldlallnterrocatlon could be intupre· ted as ill effort on ourJ.art to illliuce you to lbctilllldltt yourse . This, of course, would mar our pubUt irnage. CMAIIACTilR: So who dils that jazz? All ·I know Is I don' want no rnout'piece. 'Cause I alll't lOrint 'blab to hirn or no· body elM. Savvy, copper? SliRGEANT: It's entirely U_P to you, sir, of I!Uurle. I merely felt it mo&ht make you feel better to aet lt off your chest. CltAIIACTEII: ·It ain't hurtln' rny eholrt, lrott: An' It you don' butt out, I'll pill tilt ~ - r on you cope for infrinnin' on my rl · In' ·fOr pollee brutality. . 'l'lilli .... ' II happ1111! . .. 1: · -~! M you wish, sir. But if 1VII "~ yliut Jnlnd, please feel free •ota eOIIIti lit •Uil'-lctlOmpanied by an at'·\ol'llt1, '!If IliUm. Come at your conven· lence. We'Jt open hera night and day. Ha! ' ~~ Well, don' wait up for lilt, chum. s•1on1, sucker. Be seein' ya in court 11111!11 :;• these days. So tb• J)wacter leaves with his right qf aile~ !ll. fraedolll of action-and his 1111 full of loot. tittle '*' ~ every American is entitled .f.-o-"'1ii'fil~ ft. - , of course, as the Supreme ~· . COw't " •·. \~ ...- _- ~bly, tills Includes the. public, 1 ' - " ' ~. and oven tht victims of U'll!ll an4 ~lol•nce. ' Jack O'BriaD Sublerlption ratea: Delivered by cor rier where available, 35 cenll per week one >'* Ia ldvabO. at lbt Dan, Sent> ael offth '18.20; ill monlba, $8.10: lbreo 1118111111 fS.IO. ly Motor Route whert 8111er llll'Yieo not aYaDoblo one mollll ,1,10. lly 111111 ono 1aor uu.oo: lillmOIIIIIIt fU5; Tllnt monlbl, 13.00 lrr(l 1181111 lllact lite. He heads for the polll'f sergeant's desk. ' WASHINGTON - All<r 1 long retreat into the silences of the political cellar, the American Communist party is tmeraing into open political 11clivlty. 1'he frankly stated bope of such. of its bos(Ses as Gus Hall is W form a new "popular lront' ' by soliciting the rotlaboration uf the undoubtedly noDCommunist and anti - Viet Nam War New Left in this cuuntry. All this has just been made public in New York in conneclion with the first Comrnunisl party J1ational ·convention since liM. lbviously, the New Left is iii no way responsible for this attempt by hard-core Communists tu infiltrate it and take it uver in the name of "peoce Mnd lrt'edom." Nor would any fair or sensible man lor a moment equate with any kind of t:ornmunist involvement in the Vietnamese War against Communist invasion. Al! the same, those who are eld enough to remember the '30s will hear the tolling of a distant and terdble bell in this decision of the CommunisL party to resume overt agitation by nominating open candldates for public office. For Ute ' 3~ brought mooumenal tragedy to the far-Jiberals G1 tht: United Stales. Some were duped Into enlist· meut in the Communist party as the great storm that was to bring lhe Second World War was gathering over Europe. Many never took the final step into the obyss of "party discipline" bul did become the aervants of a Communist line lor ·· peaL-e" that was in truth 1 brutal and cynical cover to sanctify the alliance formed IJe. tweeo Stalin Russia and Hitler Germany before Hiller repudiated it by attacking the Soviet Union. .. While Hitler and Stalin re11ained In their predatory partnenbip, Britain all but died under a Nazi aerial bombardment in which Russian made Jteel was among the stell that fell nightly upon London, J This frightful P"fiod, this evil epoch in which so many decent Americans were en~ trapped by their longings for isolation and for "peace," will live forever in the memories of those who endured it. In those Jt!i:JrS lied upon by the Communist assailants of South Viet Nam to divide adult Amerieans while Communist &Jients are tryin£ lt pervert among the American young every traditional value we bave ever known. of the HiUer- Stalin pad every man who stood for England in this counly - while Engl<md in all the world was standing alone <~gainst Hit- ler - saw dozens of honorable friends caughl in the web. They had been told that thert was not really much to choost By Wayoe C. BradJiatadl. M.D. Q - 1 11" my children 25,· between a Britain full of "class 000 unilS of vitamin A daUy. ~tjnction s " and Tory snobs Now I'm Wid that too much of arid a Nazi Germany which was this vitamin can be harmful. plainly seekinK to exterminate an entire race in history 's mw;t In what way Is Jt bad? Am I jiving my children too much? muderous era. A - Sinct" the dally require· These, lhe victims of the ploy, incredibly accepted this ment of vitamin A is 2,500 lt ni,!lhtmarish equation. A n d 5.000 units , the amount you are why It was because there wa!:l giving your children is excessive. Fortunately, there h1 a 1t thin, chemical strain uf halftruth in the indictments tJf wide range of tolerance for thl!l Britain, and thhs shred of factu- vitamin. One child who develality was enougb to Justily a oped chronic vitamin A poisondeev human yearning not to ing took 50.000 units daily for "get involved" in the blood seven months, Another develop. ed acute poisoning after a sinbath of Europe. gle dose of 350,000 unils. Now, al last, the wheel of The poisoning is manifested history is turning again. Again, itching, the Communists seek to exploit by loss of appetite, the most humane of impulses falling out of the hair, hemorr· within the new American p·aci- hages under the 1kin and pains fist - isolationism. Then, they Jn the bones and jointJs. The talked only of Brit11in 's uudoubl· sensible way to give your chiJ. ed imperfections . dren vitamin A Is In the form Now, they talk only of the of such foods as milk, fortified undoubted imperfections of a margarine, eggs and liver. Sooth Viet Nam which this nation is trying to save not Q - h an appetite building because it is spotless but be- vitamin available? cause aggression unchecked is A - People have an exaueraggression that can only spread ated Idea of what vitamins will and spread. do for them. Thiamine (vitaWill the Communists capture min .S.l) will"restore the appemany among the New Left? tilt! only if the poor appetite is Very likely not. But very like· due to a lack of this vitamin ly they will capture some. And in the diet. None of the other one single capture will be one vitamins has a specific affect toe many. Surely , it is not on lhe appetite. 11 Professional Red-hunting '' to Thiamine is found ln fish, recaR the unallerable facti of fowl, lean meat, mUk, whole a dreadful time that duped and grain cereal! and enriched forever stained so many. bread. Cyprobe·ptadine (nOt a SUrely, too, it is only factual vitamin 1 i!! sometimes prtscribto point out that thi!! new ''poJ' ed to .'itimulate the appetite but ular front" device is by their this should not be done until own admission most of all re- the cause of the poor appetite HarJo's They'll Do It Every Time HIS OWN HOUSE WHEN TITUS IS MI)(IN6 THE LIBATIONS .... HE MEASURES LIKE A BIOCHEMIST .... THIS SPECIAL JIGGEJI GIVES .JUST 'THE RI(;I-IT AMOUNT ... WELL BE EXACT, 1 ALWA'/S MI~HT A~ SAy .... DOtTOR SAYS 8u,- AT A FRIENDS HOUSE wHEN HE FIXES A BELT FOR HIMSELF .... ~AT'S IIIFFO! ® -I We watclled 1 covey of N. Y. Pia •~.. a screenlrlj of "Born 1'ree." the nnf,-IUciniUrii·-mu-'le vmlon of Joy Adllft!IOII'S very true story about ralslllfl a lioness in Kenya, and we mu•t 'IY :he colldnn loved tbe lllm ol11101l aa !ll""h· os we did .. Bill Travel'l and his moot aUractive blonde wile Vir· glnia McKenna play George and Joy AdiiDBOn: the creat prides of lloos play tbomsel... , u does the African ...nery In oil itlalorlouoty primitive ... luaUty . . II'• 1 beautifully u~~o dentated movie, of cwrse Jn <Oior, of cour10 In wide llll'efll and llereopbonle fun and what only ......, like fantny -. . It lilo wu produced With af!IIOtionl&e regard for a viewer'• lllteUiaence, JenUmenlllly unmawklsh, fondly freoh and cheerful, Its violent pWalfl ool erupted for the sheer sake of 10nsation but for preolst llory l<r1111: It ha, laote and deference lo the very true tale of Eloa, the lioness first tamed by lovr, lheo tauaht to klll for Its Hnal ,.ltatlon 10 It mlahl remlln, .. H orrlved, "Born Fm" . . . It ia an unllloot movie, 110 .•UialnB, i•en tha preying wild anlmala track their kill wltb peroua!Yt rn100 and not In any wild wallow• lng in gore or cheap fobrluted O!cli<lll"nl . . The children at our screenlni odmired 11--0'fery one of 111. "Born Free·• Ia 1 10011t UftUio aal American-financed film It already hal eorned back well beyond ila coot in Europe alone - more tban f2,0110,1100, which Jhould line Colambl.a Pictures' e~ehequer wltb mlnt-l'ffn .. . Her friends here are concerned obout Gyjlly Root Lee, holpll· alized in H'wood. . . . No nudeR for Alfred HUchcock'1 "Torn Curlaln" starring Julie Andrew• and Paul Newman; bul IOJDf.'• one see1111 to auapect AI! II lbowlng odnurable reatroinl by bas been determined. II - Are aoy vllamlna lost when foods ore cooked or procemd? A - Leafy v..etablet lose ritamin C by eaposure te air in prolonged storare. Thls lou can be minimized by refrigeration. Vitamins B and C are inBt by cooking. This il In part o result uf e~:posure le aJr and in part the result of dlJCardlnl t h e cooking wat.r or pol liquor. This Joss can be minlmizH by putUne the vegttables to be cooked in 1 small amount of water that Is already bolllnr and by avoiding prolonged cook· illfl. II soda is added lo I h e cooking water tht! 108.!1 of vitamins is geaUy increased. When food• are dehydrated they lose practically all their vitamin C but in commercial canning or freezillfl of fruits, vegotahles and fruit juices 10 now practiced there Is no tosa tl vitamin B and C. II - Caa 1 pfnoo got too much vitamin C by eating lola ol uranges·! A - No. Vltamla C Is nul Jlored in the body. Amounls In exceu of your daily needs are quickly elimiDated. La11e amounts of citrus fruil, bowever, u.pset the digeative organ• 1n some persons. AI•-• Tiro Jly Uollld l'rttl It-tleul llaiine a suy bedroom scene dowo." (CaD !i.~ilf).\1 ~.J,.... iootl Jrl ah . ~ with Julie and Paul up to their ,..,.......... .t.I\Niv - I iill!l~ mla1u'U.:u - ;;-, :.!;rJ::!:. eturrlotte Ford lea¥01 July I used to be admired llllriJ at with new baby to j!JID newlah fine Juz.orlented ~ hull>and SlaYI'OB Nlarchol on but now he's the "BrliWI ~ bi1 yacht, caDN the blqeal ry Mondni," ~lnl rrl:onl ond 11101t eaporllllfl In t b • for ltiCh IIJlDJ u "'l'lrll Idol,. -Itt . Bieler than Dan Lud· """*t*ty Jlaloie," 1!1>1 otl\or wit!'• hand10me ocean crullllng Willi the Cold NolO" J1Chl? That one'• too big to high-fee fripperies · .lrlarcello doclr In Nasnu .. . Liz Taylor'• Mutrolannl hili btllef II)' oU l•te•t quote: "I'm aware that the laaocna - the oace oldnny IOIIIf ol tha Olma I've dona in lover boy hili to drop 311 poundl tile past have been on awful •.. Ob weD,· ao did Llll Tl)'lor lot of drivel. I knew It 11111 I • . one o1 tha newer t op was In lflony and I did them ll'wood br111 loll ta,aoo ot 1ht JIIII"IY for fl....lolrt1110111 and castoo In C11111101, f!4,0110. In tba I cleapllecl myoell. But I need- ·Lolrtlon earpot jolilll .. , Jimmy ed tha money and I wao offer· lteworl'a l!lll'llilinl hls It • N auch 01101'1110111 oumo lbat I Jt1J'o91d twl.. 1a a aw 1u found It difficull to lllrll them achool. v...,. a Braves Knock-off Yanks br Hill•• B.ttel-_, TOU11I ABUD FOil IT! Thill column ia for fOIIIll JIOOple, tbefr problema and plttlorea, their troublo and . fun. AI with tha rut of 11e1.. Help Uo!, II welco11101 lougba but won't dodce 1 lll!l'louo quesUon with a bruJh.off. Send your teen-aae quealkln lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, cere of Helen Help US! Ibis IOWJpaper. rntONG IU.ENT MACHINE Dear Helen: Hoy there, tbat woo pretty c:ool, IUiln( I computer back in its own Janau•1•, with com-pule!' ........ Old tha mochioo rrlnd out on answer IG your ~).Card ''let- ter"? - DOUG lleor Doo1: Yup . . The ....,. dorn bill I'd been teltlnc for f i• e montbs, with aooll1er "overdue credit ehara:e'' added! -·') Macltlnu will 110 doubt rule tbe world IOIDOday - they don't . wute time on tiiiBSy wod'len.H. Jllar Heleo: llefer'll months qo I mel one of the kindest and finest boys I've ever known. I Iff" to like blm VOI'J' much ond 10 did my portnll. But tbey slopped let· tint me oee him wheo they learned he wao makin& 110 ottompt loward college. They reolize everyone im't college rna· !erial, bul tell me I must find a boy who is. lbls fellow hu a st.ady job but has the Strvice before him. I will be enl<rlnJ college this fall. I haven't doted mucb olnce I hod to break up with him. Whorl I told him about how my par· eoll fell, he understood. I'm ouro they are rl8ht. for now, but 10ha1 about later? I'll have to 1• by my own feeli~~J~ rome doy. Why lbouldn't I feel this way about a pliln, flanl.workin1 lilY l'ho may not havt malor· lal wealth, but has oo much 110rt lhan money? - I can't slop hoping I'll see him again oome day. Is thil 'IJ'OIIi~ - CINDY Dear Cindy : Of eourse it isn't wrong. Nor ore your porenta wronJ In wanlin( the bell for their tlaqhlor. But 10111~ par· -tao• entl don't "belt" ,....... they see him.) - H. ..._'!~&. . -'""-·~···''- ' ~ ' ... ..:.. .... :.j . ' - eiOATS and MOTORS eBOAT PAINT-Yl PRICE e RAMBLER PARTS and au..t: e GARAGE TOOLS COLEMAN AIR·CONDinONING CHASE HARDWARE .. . -H. Dear Helen: Durlne lUI out111110r'1 , .... lion I met Ibis 1trl at a boat dub where I i:opt my bolt Wo 1wam, boatld, ftlhld and bad • 1reat time, but I never rot ber last name. Here's tha problem: 1 bll choin ol otorea boucht up t h t IJI!d, and now I won't oee ber any more. I can't find out wbert ahe ll•ea becauoe I wu ·t o o dumb to write down ber name JDd addr011. But can yw lind a glrl wiH!n aU you know about here Is that her lint niine II i t•IDe scores \ 'I Metropolitan - • 1 • 1 1· <I I "Lane"!' - SEARCIUNG · LF..ADERS beJDnied lllll'tly In the will ltl4l you to "Lone:' All ltlatfl II aleutlrlnc. You'll see. - H. lbla oolumb II dedicated to family livlllfl, 10 If you'rt' hav· 1n1 kl4 trouble or J,.t plail trouble, let Heleo help YOU, She wUI oliO wel..ma your OWl amu•inl exporlencu. Addrta lleleo Bottel Ia care of t bit oewapapet• Our Weekly BfRRY'S WORlD 1 SPECIALI 60 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Door .. , 5 ., ,;k· .... ' ,· ,., '. ' . 1.• ' ·r · •• i:!;·,.,;,..11111 Mtlp Counly Since "" 795 . I• .,Jr!IM, · l::: tlrlilil, ., ·~ .. tlrt llfloro 16/r ~ ; · · llll ilfw dit lit &RII; 6ii . . 1i NATQI" - ;.: . .... ,- .··:·. ;.,,:r ·.:j···· . ·---:--······· ~:...:,,~ ... - . V.l ." . 1. _._: .. " ' ' ' ~ ASHlAND VITAUZED GASOUNE lbese "*lrlio'l!.....,._ 1IOts ill'"' E~ -(I')ISialdelii!IIO ore ideal tor- irodoOo'! and ou~ .•• at IUACII - ••• -'*-... -. QRR ~~ VAN ZA,~Pl i' _, _- ... Y• ofplata.cupwacer whea yoa buy 1 pions of GMAC Financlnt Av1llable INSURANCE • . '1 e EVIrlRUDE, JOHNSON and PARTS FOR OUTBOARD i -1. .,..p e 5 USED CARS LEFT 1 Dear Helen: I om II, a boy. I hive over 111!111 in the hank, ond alnce I don't plaa lo 10 further In school ri&ht owar, ond don't want 1 cor, I tboulbt a DKJior ICGO!er woirld be nlct. I'll bt wlll'klnl tblo ..,....,., and can replace the f2tiO 8 IOOOier WO/IN l'Oilln o month. My f•ther uys It lo oil rl&ht with blm, but my mother fl.W off the handle and uld deDnl~ ly NO. She thlnb a motor acooter II loo dqOI'OIIII. I lay It II no ..... dlllfiOI'OIIII than wa*- ' lni ta'OM 1 buoy I would never take it on • luptr hlthway, but juat back and !ortb to work and maybe JWimrniDI - and they don't 10 aU thai fasl · What are your vlewi, HeiHt - f'·:· ;tul Dear Hopeful: .. Very parded. Lel'o just oay that II you art u Cll'tful 1 driver IS you Indicate, I hope · yoor father hal the lilt wont. - Jn MI.ddleporl Boys Play 1 MOTOI IICOOTI!:RS DANGIIIOUMf Dear 8: Ask everyone who to your boat club - Ellis to Face Osteen Tonight sELLING 0uJ HELEN HELP US! - .,..IUf SlaDdinfl Jly·IJIIIIed Preu Irrteroadoool National Leagao W. I. Pol. Baa Ftatt 48 :1:1 .630 Plttsburlh · 10 29 580 t Los' Angel~ 10 31 .56:1 5 Houston· · 39 33 .542 part yoo Phllidelphla 37 34 .521 most about lalkiag, doll'!'' Cinclnoau • 35 35 .litiO St: Louts 113 !1 .171 11\\ Atlanta 33 42 .140 14 New York 29 38 .133 11 Chicago · · 22 48 .314 22 · MOnday'• Results Plft."'burgr 8 Houston 5, night J b Ed rd ' as ruunerup. ,CfOfi'es CINCINNATI IUPI) _ "•• Itr'onal League AU·Sillr t.am'" that question," Alston rep1ied. make ""~ •f ~ . o nnyd wa McCovev .s se1ect·iOn as .s•nr·or .Chicigo 5: Atlanta 1.. night .t.YJ d 't r • .tl 3 Los Ang I, ager Walt Alston lived up to tile : be was asked. I "What Jf I say j·es and he homer tn the secnn m~ e I cirCuit first baseman was. Clnclnna . The 21-year-o!d: Reds right- . doesn't make it?" ,J..I , The Dodgers scored Ul the a·iJ ma ·estic Bill Wh ile ! San Fran 2 St. Louis t, The Yanks and Pira'tes mckname of h1s Lo~ Angeles bander bad Just preserved a 3·1I Alston Will be managmg the 1 first on doubles_by Maury W1lls , : P~ila~lphia. Phillies drew i0r1y games scheduled) run-away victories over as he neatly 11destepped win over the Dodgers for Mllt :Jeague's all-stars this year and and W1lhe Dav1s . : f5 votes as ne:tt in line. Tue•day'i J'l'"obable Pllcben opposition in Pomer•y a letaded questio&. Pappas, working 1 2-3 mRing=:s wil l mak e the patchmg selec- 1 Pappas earned hl!l seventh I' Plllladelphia at New League baseball play I' Don't yw think Billy Me· and allowing only one smgle. 1 l tions, but after considering rec- 1victory agamst five losses, (night). - BUnning (8-4) vs. deserves a Jpot on the Na·t " lt'l a little early Lo answer ommendahofls of the other man- I whil~ ~oe )1o~ll~ was loser Friend (1.0) . The Yank!! dumped thP -- - agers. · Jo his first deciSIOB &f the year. Houston at Pittsburgh (ttight) 17-6 and the Pirates were I - Giusti 19-4 ) vs. Cardwell 13·5) ing the Dodgers IG-5. "McCool's record surely I "The last four gallK!S I've had or Veale 18.51. Yankee hitters were M.. should rate him a lot of consid- about as good stuff as l've ever Chicago at Atlanta ry with a gr~nd .slam h~er, eration for 'Bn all-star berth, Ihad," said Pappas, wbo warmed Holtzman r3-7) " · .Blasingame duuble an<t srngle: McKrnney, and besides that 1 like bis ' up an extra five minutes before { 3- 7). two singles, double ~nd home stuff," Alston said. :the game to loosen hla arm. , .., Angel- at c 1·ncr'nnalr' 1run : Snouffer, twe smgles and d b th Reds Score Early I "Lately I'vedhadf stiffness In LN ""' 1 The Braves whittled th e ing Slaven. 1t prove to e e " h (ni&:hO-·Suttoa (7-1) vs Ellis l a triple, and Phalin.' Wyatt ami Yanks edge to one game winning fUJI. The Reds got Pappas a quick 1by elbow an orearm, e (4_111 M d . . th M'ddl lead as Tommy Harper singled !said. "Why . ~ don't know.'' 1 P. Moon. each a smgle. ' · F. . t St 1 i I Getting hits fur the' ,Jets were on ay e.vemr~g 111 e 1 e- Earlier, the Braves had gone 1in the first, Pete Rose doubled Sammy Ellis 14·11 .I goi'S afi.P.r s. Br~e! ; Gilmore with a triple and sing- ~rt Boys ~~ue baseball ra_ce ahead 3-2 In the fifth when Dun- ~ and Vada Pinson singled to , his: third straight wiA tonight, InSalghnti_;,~;~oo(3-~) II v . II D . d G't . ht With 8 last mmng fUJI to wIn r led ff with a triple Boyd - --· ' --- -- ~---·. -. --- faeing Claude Osteen f9-5l. He ("' ti) e; avis an aze, eac wo 4-3 Jt the Yanks' second ee o ' i -· · d , 0 singles and Chaffin al'ld Stuls- · was was hit and J. Harrisoa hom- lntercutiooal League SUmdlags . be after the Reds' lOth wia , W~d~~ 8 Y5 arne• b '. 1 . . loss. In the other game, the red ' By United Press Jnternatioaal . ill thefr last ll games. I PhiladelPhia .at New Y~rk y, 8 .smg e 8.plece. Reds bombarded the Indians e · w. L. Pet Gs il ,,...--..........-.:..--.......--.. HoJJ~lon at Pittsburgh, mght McKmney pttch~ th~ ~~e 25-1, lo keep pl:lcf with the The Yank!! had gone ahead Columbus 38 27 .565 ... : Hot Weather Ahead! \ Cbjeegp at A.tlanta . . for t~e Ya~s whileM K~ s Y Braves. one game back of , 2-0 in the fourth of the tight fu)(hester 36 33 .522 4 i \ Lo:~ Ang at. Cmclnr.at1, mg~t hurle for t Jets. c n~ey them. duel betweeR Dunfee and Rick Buffalo 34 32 4¥.1 ! INSTALL 515 · SMl Fr~nc1sto at St. Loots fan.ned 10 and walked five Ahead S-1 after ~~ Innings, Vall Matre of the Yanks when Toledo 34 34 ' san j ' American Lea"ae while. Soulsby struck out 10 the Braves opened the 1ixtb. P. Miller tripled leading off, Jacksonvi lle 32 33 .SOO 6 I I 11 · W. L. Pet. G8 1and. Issued free ~sses. with Slaven walking, with. one and Wilson homered. The Yanks Toronto 32 35 .4g! 7 1 Weekday Hours: 4 P.M. to 7 r ·""" nbeaitimore 48 24: .667 ····I DoPdrrgaetres wh~!er. SR age~~~~ tt~: out, Sayre was safe 011 iflterfer- raUied in the Dottom of the Richmond 33 36 ~!~a 1 I Saturday 9 A.M. to S P.M. tr?it 43 26 .623 31:2: . · ~. . etiCe, and Steve Dunfee, the sixth wheB Wilson's triple plat30 39 .435 Ch~·i~1and 41 28 .594 514 dollbles and a 51 ?gle ;, Jed Will, Braves' pitcher, WOfl his own ed P. Miller, who bad beef! Syracus~onday's R.esulhl 8 CaW !'lia 38 34 .528 10 double a~d smgle , Chuck game with a clean single plat· safe on a fielder 's choice, but Minnesota 34 36 .486 13 Legar, a triple and double: T. Dunfee shut the door. Toledo 8 Toronto 4 H.rDld Ct..., Mgr. , double ·and single, Richmond 5 Rochester 1 Vaughn' ChieagO 32 37 .464 l4 1h J k 'II 1 POMEROY, OHIO Nt>w York 30 37 .448 15 1~ and M. Dillard , J. Dillard, R. Chtrago ~~~tone 992-2511 Mlddl'fPOrt 000 030 110- 5 9 o Van Matre fanned 11, walked Syracuse 3 ac sonvl e Kansas Ci.ty 3o 40 .429 17 1Gaul and M. Vaughan, each a Atlanta fa"'lo'..24,~1~2_'i'nrJ~:'~·.!:..========~ 000 100 1))3-- 1 1 1 7, hit one batter; Dunfee fan- Co~l"'.um~b~u~s...'5~B,.uf:' 1 Washington 30 43 .411 13 h single. Ellsworth !3-10) and Hund- ned 16, walked 2. hit RODody. BostOn 25 46 .352 22lf.l Getting the Dodger hits were ley· Jay Olivo (7) Schneider Yankees .. · . .... . 000 201- 3 4 1 Monday's ltesulis 1 Jon Buck with a triple and sing- (I)' and Otiver. LP~Jay t6-4). Bravea .... . , . · 000 031-4 3 0 Mi~n ·a CleVe 2. ·night h!; E. Fife, two singles; Joe Van Malre and Wilson, DunBal(j Calif I, night Welker, a single, and R. Roach, !Only games JCheduled) fee and McCloud. i()J'IJ~ gam_~ :;cheduledl two singles. .. .. America• League REDS WIN .,.a;iday'•.PrObable PilcheR Fa~lk went th~ distance .'" · Cleve 200 ooo 000-%6 5 1 the Reds Delroit at California I night)- the hill for the wmners. fannmg I Minn 100 104 001:- 6 a 0 Tommyt Coohkte of . I d Jkl r R h d' gave up wo Ill, a smg e an 1 nd 1 'P.'ilron (6-1:11 V.\ . Wright 11-1). a wa ng Jv.e. oac an ! Tiant, Allt>n f6), McDowell I homer both to Halley of the Baltimol'e at Kansas City I BU<!k struck out nme and walk- (7J and Azcue· Kaat (9-5) and lnd' • b l tl t ll M · · ed t ,0 for the Dodger! . ·LP r· (I ') 1ans, u Ia was a . ean· (ni~htl -Palmer (8·3) vs. Oob- : ..., . Z•mmernnm. - lant .... . wllil~ he and his mates batted son /3-fil. I HR- Hall tBth). ! a! toilows Roa Clonch a si11gle 11and double COOke and McKL"· CI e v e I and at Minnerota (nlghll · .Q'Donoghue (5-3) VS,I Bait OliO 00:! Oil- I 10 0 ney each .. single and homer I • "·51 · Calif OliO 000 1110- I 7 2 and Hysell two SIRglea . Pas ...~· -..a . ' · aRd a Wash i ~ g tfl n at Chicago . By U•ited Pres!l lnten~a&tonal E B~r~er. S. ~Iller (7Sa~ ,Snd i borne run. (ni&hfl- ,.kCormirk (4-7) vs.: National League tr. e ;men ; .opez, nord La~~~~ U ~ ~. !»ou!iton 000 200 0113- 5 11 of (81 and Satrlano. WP-Barher I Coo~e fa11ned 14, walked New York at Eloslon (r.lght)·- ;pitts 000 210 SOx- · 8 11 2 (8-2). LP- Lope-t 14-7). one, hit one. Duff Craig, the losD(;wning (6·5.1 Vii. Santiago (6· i Bruce, Owens {7· and Jiate- 1 er, fanned 6, walked 11, and 4.), . 1man; Blass, Face f9und (Only games tcheduJedl flit one. Wednesd11y'1 Gamt-1 Pagliaronl. WP - Blass (6-1) R~s . ..... 230 677 - (25) t tJ Deti-oit at C':l iifornia, nigbt LP Bruce (1 -61 ElhlbiUoa Baseball Reaulfl Indians: .... _.. 000 100 - 1 2 '1 1 Balt at Kansas Cit~, night : _· By United Press Inlernaliona Cooke and Hysell. Craig and Clevehtnd at Minne!Kibt, night IS3n Fran 200 000 000-2 61 1 ~. Y. (AL) 010 010120-5 9 2 1Stohart. Washlr.gton at Chicago, night 'SI. Louis ottO 0011 Oi l)-.. l 7 11N.Y. INLI 010 11101100-2 6 0 I - -- - New ·York •l Boston, night Herbel Henry 17) McDaniel I Wonrack, Ford (6) Ramos !81 and Hauer · Gibs~n Woode- and Howard, Gibbs (4); Arrigo, NEW MET · 'McCarver ' WP- Be arnar tiJ (5) , Sel rna 18) an d NEW YORK (UP!) -The shick 18) and . illerbel (l..O). LP-Gibs~a (II- Grote. StephenSfln (51 . Taylor New York Mets have s~gned 17) HR-Ma , (17th), (9). WP- Fnrd. LP-Bearnarth. 1Jerry Morales, . 1 17-year-old By, uaJted Prtss Iateraatlonal I · 'i HRs- Barker, Bryan, Pepitone. nghtha~~ed · h1ttmg eu_thelder · Natioaal Leaa:ue ILos Ang 100 000 ooo- 1 9 0 from Y<d.mcoa, Puerto Rtco. ' ' G. AB. R. H. Ptl. ~ Cinci \ ooxFirst Jndian reservation in Morales, an all-star cen~erflei210 000 3 11 0 Clmnlf, ~ift 6S 271 37 90 .m 'I MOeller, Brewer (5), Perra· North America was at Broth· der in the recent Car1bbea~ Stari!ll, fill 61220 35 71 .32:1 noski (71 and Roseboro, Tor· erton. ~ . J., now know• as I•· Games, will play for lhe Mets Alou, Pill 612:14 31 75 .32l 1borg (2): Pappa., McCool 16) dian Mill•. rookie ream at Marlon, Va. Morgan, Hou 68 251 31 79 .315 !•D<t Edwards. WP- Pappas (7· Sanlo; ctli 68 242 10 75 .310 j 5), LP-Moeller lo-1). HRCurty, AU 68202 25 62 .3071Edwanb (3rd). Cepeda, SIL &1113 17 511 .307 --- - - - Allen, Phil 51 178 48 54 .:!03 Orioles 15: Colavito, Indian• Pinson, Cln 70 268 28 81 .302 and K:illebrew snd Oliva, TwiDI Hari, SF 73 269 50 61 .301 14. Amerl<ao LeRoo• Balled lo G. AB. II. H. Pet. N olio oa I Ltaau•• Aaron, · Snydu, Bal 55154 33 52 .338 Braves 62: Mays, Glanta 411: , F.Rbsn, Bnl 70 254 56 85 .335 ' White, Phillies 48; Alleo, Salmoo, Cle 53178 21 57 .320 Pbillies and Wynn, Astros 45. Oliva, Mlnn 69 269 43 84 .312 Amerlcoa Leaaoe: B. RobinMcAiffe, Del 62 2119 48 61 .31111 10n, Orioles 63: Scott, Red Sox · Soobern, Cal' 00 100 16 48 .300 47; Powell, Orioles 48; F. · PoweJl, .·Bii ,,, ,18224 37 Wf .299 1Robinson, Orioles 44; Oliva, Kaline, .Det 00 21$ 39 61 .298 iTwins 43. B.Rbsn1c Bal '12 2911 47 86 .289 Plleblq Crdemd, Col 85 235 31 68 .2119 Nallooal Ltape: Cuellar, Home Roru Astros H: Perry, Glanta!0-1: '• Not lo 011 Leape: AI..., Koulax, Dodgers 14-2; MarlciJ. Bravts :14; Hart and Mays al, Giants 13-2; Knowles, Gu~nll 18: Alou, Braves II: Phillles and Blass, Pirates 6-1. Torre, 1Bravea and Allen. Amerkal ' Leag11e: . · u~~~~ !I Phillies 11. Orioles 8-1; . Hamilton, Motor Just -'beull!d-good condition · ·throughAmer... and S. Miller, Orioleo 5-l; 1011, O.:lolea l]ld Sanloril. .Angels. ond Barber, out. Maroon with beige i"lerior. Runo ~!II &god. II; P~weu .and Orlolea 1,1, Yanks, Pirates Score Runaway Game VI 1---Dally Sentlllo~ ~= NJ·IIIddleport, 0., June 21, 19M - A thol/lhf for tbe daJAmerlcan , flumorlol W1ll fie. *era: "lvetJtblirc 11 Nfthl' aa IOQI ll U II ....,.lpt II · ' Majol' "no. .a Today is Tuesday, Junt 21, the !79th day of liM with IIIIo follow. The moon II between Ita q11arter and full pbase. The morning stars are Venu1 and SaiUrn. The evooin& star II Mereury, American composer Richard Rodiers of "IIAldpn I Ham. merstelD" fame was born oa Ibis day lo 1902. On lhls day Ia hl.!tory: In 111M, ConlfOII made Labor Day a holldoy lor federal employes, clealgnallne the lint Monday In Septomber to be tha day observed. In lt14, a YOUOC Sel'blaa ISSOSBIIUitod the bolt to tba tbrone of Austria • lianpry Archduke Franelo Ferdllr.lnd and his wife, to touch off WorN War I. In 1119, the Treity of Versalllea wa••IIJIOCI In Ji'ranct endln1 World War I. 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This off« is limited end I\Oailable 01'11/111_'1"'11 ....- al Dealer .... . playing lilt "'fREE LUHCH£0N SEJ"' aiPI �. .. .....,....t ............................ ........,ill<... ....;t.< .... · .. -.~ _. - ........ l'f;............... · · - · · . . .... .... . ....... - . . - , . . . . . - .... - ... "' .... ,._ - .. . .• • • ••• ' -~~ital News ~ys JleltsNumber522, r k r ~ : ! ! 1 I : I ~~~'":'q',:.~ ~~ ~~· ~~'!~~ Passet~ Ted 8k~~~o m..... n01~ M~:. Ned Lofayette ....-r Hotel; Mlaa Patricia Woods When you're only No. 3, you 65! Second Ave.; Mrs. HoroJd bave to try harder· Bulb, II Evans His . Mrs Nora That's what Wlllle Mayo did Cremeen11, : Mrs 81MadlsoJi 108 3li Monday nlchl when he becllllle Bernie Smith v;;~ , . : · . : (I I MI'KOS . I 11..y - ~lississi I I .I . _ _ J "~fat:'• Transfers i J ' • 11 Jlr, and .,.., llobarl ..... """"'' & tofomt~u~"!'!.~~::.t-: Now I vI th r I j Fetty, as the tween I curred f family, Mrs. Twila Clark, Kenny aa ler, Rsy have returned to Camdea Frank Porter Jr., Mary R. New Jersey, after spendlnl a Porter to Freeman A. Enoch, week al their home here. Leola S. Enoch, Loti, Syracuse. Wilbur E. Gillilan, Mary E Mr. ml Solmy BarriL each seeking judgment 15, John J. Rowe up 4:2(1 a.m.; result of an asssuit be- Mark Eastin up 6 a.m.: Lock the two men whJcb oc- 116, Onward down 1:45 am.; In October, 19&1. FOI· Peggy Downey down 1:50 a:m.; ~rs. a.. l e ar r lin 0, Wells, Rt. 2 Long BotIN A P' "V a 30 minute deliberation, the 111, Nalounai up 3:10 a.m. ; Penn- Co., Right of Way, Chester. their daughter Friday evenillj tom; Sallie Globokor, Pome"' !, Ji. A 1 JUry fouod that neither the oylvama down 5:30 o.m.; Criss Thomas L. Weber, Jeasie M. at St. Joseph llo8pltal, Park omer off roy; Mary P. Auther0011, Syra(.<; - - A : plamtiff nor the defendant I Jr. down 6:55a.m.; Lock 21 Weber to Ohio Fuel Gas Co ersborg. They hav. two sons shot into cuse; James F. Wisecup, Porn- Y..aertiiJ••lJIDili•Jet, fO.IMy PlkEit IMPIHD 1omiN'row) was entitled to punitive dam- 1 Andrew P. ca1haun up 3:30 a: Easement, Chester, ., Mike and Timmy, 8 ~d s:"':.i eroy; Mrs. Elizabeth S•yrc, Rt. - . Dlo . lht 1 ages but grant«! the plaintiff, om.; Steel Ranger up 3:40a.m.; 1 Joseph A. Conde to Elizabeth Mr and Mrs Darrell Helze on: all-tim: home 2 Racme; Mrs. Wayne R. Hll· - - lrond....,MI• ·" Smith, compensatory damages !' L"';k 22, Elgerclifl up 4:40 a.. Conde, Lots, Pomeroy. Sunday· with Mr. r ml lei h' burn, Peona, Ill.; Richard o. _ m the amount of $18. m.,Eiisha Woods up 6:50 a.m.; I Paul D. Burns, Maxine Burns Mrs G g Reed run " 1 I •m lralltnc SmLth, Ironton; Mrs. . . •Lock 23, W. H. Shaver, Jr. to Rny Van Coon Mar aret · eor e · only Babe Ruth, who hLt 714, McKinnis, Jackson; Clyde A. Arrests Recorded The plamtifl was represeat· ,down 1:15 a.m.; R. H. 8osVan Cooney, Sallst Mrs. Floasie Petty spent I and JLmmy Fou, who hLt 534. VanCooney, Tempe, Ariz. ed by Attorney Norman Fen· , worth II down 1:45 a.m.; Buck- Roy Van looney ury. Monday with her tll'andchiidrei 'l'he tw..,.. homer was Mrs. Henry GUJenwater Rt 'j At f.ounty Jad destermfendaketrFoftt HbunlLAngttlon andl'eye State down 4:10 a.m. ; S. Van Cooney to Ja:Oes . Sharon Roger Janlce Jean to Jive the Ironton·' Mrs James 0. ' Me· an e Y Y orney S. I M. Jenks up 5·30 · · Dailey, . ' Baker, ' Ienough d Giani! z. league. l PT. PLEASANT D. Littlepage. . a.m.,. Greeo- JJailey, Bollme parcels, .,.. Larry ea Jng a 1 v ctory Brayer, Raceland, Ky.; Mr!. recorded at the count 'ail were Jurors servin . Locks, Helen R. up 7 p.m.j Salisbwy. over t~e Cardinals and enable Charles H Bierhup, Rt. 3 Jack R. Payne, 22, y l Apple WLihams fore.!anwere lmo~~~ i Oleander down 1:10 p.m.; Pam· Emmeline Henddx, AN APPROPRIATE ~em o ~lnlain theLr tLght Wellston; William Leach , Well· lly Mrs. H-.t Rnusb Grove; William Reed, OJ, Hart- Arrowood, Ancil Tucker f.u- lehl D. down 1:45 p.m.; Wil- HendriJ:, Eleanor Werry, Heoo- 11 place '" the ston; Donald H. Allen, Rl. I The WSCS met at the church lord; Robert Carr, 61, Pl. Plea-· 1se Powell Nelhe Ki;...ird ham:ihZLmmer down 11 :30 p. ry Werry to Hallie Cross, GIFT FOR ANY N eEra~~ Ironton; Mrs. Br";''Y S, Young, Tuesday evening with twelve sant; George Knotts, 43 , Hen-, George Cottrill, Hazel Eads' j ~ er Herdman up 4:25 Syarcuse. · 1 t 01100 xeM Wurtland, Ky.; Mrs. Earl Bish- members present. Julia Norris derson. all charged w•th intoXJ· Inez Oliver, Mrs. J3ck L Fow: bo down 6 a.m.; Paul M. Schuler, OCCASION Jer, Joyce Lee carson, R'ichard r r ont dowo 7:10 P:~; Schuler to United States, Ease- II 8u · as usua,1 ays ~u op, Wellston; Mrs stanley E. was in charge of the program cation. p;obablyln least ex<Lt<d Bush, Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs. Flo- which included lbe following: Deputy Sherilf M1llard Hal· Alford, and Catherine M. ThoLocks,_ Lady Marjone Iment, Lebanon. IS AN P rson "'" park about lbe ra E. Woodruff, Hamden; Mrs. Stranger No More by Juha Nor- stead accompanied William 1mas. wn aAo p.m .. 0. F. Shearer Norman §1. Clair, Beulah St. ATTRACTIVE homer, which was hLS 17th of Rex L. Roberts, Cleveland. ris; Song, Prayer by Dolly Bryan Jones, Rt. 2 Point Pleos- 1 Idown 5·30 p.m.; Frank B: Dur- , Clair to James S. Rucker, CoL>· II • • • th~~ soason. . " Wolfe and readings by Mrs. ant, to the state penitentiary of I The second cLvil actLoo of ant down 1_0;45 p.m.; AILee up Die H. Rucker, parcel, Olive I JUS'. was domg my ••. Mrs Fred J . Green, Fraz. Norris, Naomi Stobart, Eileen Moundsville Monday where I Herbert E. Myers, et al ys. 11 p._m.l NLta Dean down 3:30 Vazie Lee to Marion F. ReY··II Mays. md after the game, I ,.,. Bottom. aon. 1:24 a.m. Buck. During the business ses- Jones will serve a one to ten i John G. Ruhlin . Construct""' a.m., W"!'tem up li:I5 a.m. ' ooids, EIIIJlra M. Reynolds, wasn t lookmg for Jt. Actually, TuHday. sion, it W8!1 voted to pay $36 ye~r sentenc~ ~fter pleading •Com,pany, concernmg an alleg- Gall~bs Bo~tl - Jeffboat acre. Syracuse. there was much more pressure D~har&es on the parsonage, $31 for insur- guilty to an indictment of re- : ed breach of contract, was be- . down 4..30 p.m •• Orco down 7:· Andrew Large, ~~~~II when I wu shooting for. lbe Mrs. Melvin G. Drake, Mrs. aoce for the church. A dis· <eiving and concealing stolen gun and wtll be resumed this 110 p.m., Polly Wog down 9:311 Large, to Charles H. F . 5l2th. t~an there was this tmte. Rlcbard D. Green, Wilber P. cussion on the church ceiling property. morrung. l p.~.: Lucy Ja~e Lucas dowl l otellla Romine, 68 Acres, Rut~ s Iunny but there Jurors servmg . on th e case I,11.10 Bosworth Iland. tuAndbeItmore t hoseems " Haning ' Everett Huffman , Mrs ' . was held with the WSCS.. to pay down p.m.; 11•50 pE Deana • Louis' FROM DUDLEY'S '' 4.10 M . George D. Mercer, Mrs. Wil· much of the repair expense Pleasant Vrdley Hospital are Carol J. Shadle, William a.;. ki up6 Clyde Davis, Alice 8 . IYI mer ear ter Uam F. Nance, Mrs. Cora Scott, as poSBlble. There were na ·-- E. Stover, Jr., t""'larence Gill, I ·m. · ·• c an own to Jametl L. Handley, J~ thiS season put him ahead of Ogle E. Sbrlver. birthdays. Refreshm<nts were I ADMITTED : M". Raymond ' Mrs. Fred H. BW<ton, Adam I a. ., F. and Cbsp- i Haadley, Part:I!IB, Salem. Arranged in Yl!lUr .. 7 30 >tel Ott and mode h!OL the No. served by Bertha Rnbinson I Reed, Pliny; Estille Meaige, IKrebs, Grace Slone Joyce L ltro: up • a.m. I Carol w. Manley. Pbyllia choice of planter or League home run Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck ·and IGallipolis Ferry: Robert An- •Carson, Nellie HarrY met ";"w:"'DeiUy:; Boalll -Mar, Manley lo Don E. Johnson. 3 8 nh storyin. . Pam and Mrs. Cora Buck are :thony, PL Pleasant; Julie Roc- !Ciick, Weldon Wears, ' Cecil lm . AI':. R ';:; rilln up ·j berta A. Johnson, Lot .container. Also maiJY sew ore •~ Naliooal on a trip to Skyline Drive and cbi, GailLpolis; Mrs. Claude• WIUiams, and Frank Heoder- ·: . . . err up 1.50 . Middleport._ d d d League, Pitlllburgh lopped Housother places of interest Swann, Gallipolis ; Pbilmore ' ickson. m., Jefferson John W. Moore, Sarah o. rea y ma ens ton 11-SJJ.bicqo beot AUaota 5Mrs. Elson Spence of Ra- Hudnall, Pt. , . p.m.. Semet 12:50 Moore, to Johu lL Ridgway, 1o choose from. I aM CmcLDDali qed Los cine called on bed . te M DISCHARGED • Mrs. Law-· Scheduled for trial Fnday m., ML State down 1.30 a.m.; Hattie L. Ridgway ~ Acr.. .... Howard Robinson rs. renee Stephens, Leon; Mrs. Mar 9:30 a.m. iR the clvi1 action H. E. Bowles up f:30 a.m.; Saliabury. • ' . PARKI!Rll ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxlon vin Bennett, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; styled Harold Lewis. ll'art, et ver up 4:10a.m.; Helen z. Hobart C. Wells, to Emostine -.,k., ! visit«! graves of relatives at Carolyn Sue Mayes, Pl. Pleas- al vs. Hobert FranklLn Crump. If a.m. Evelyn ·Price, PJll'CI!I, Lebaooll. 59 N, 2ntl Ave. Mr. and Mrs. y, Cottage" 'II e Sunda Y and called ant ' BUENOS AIRES- (UP!J • E' LyOD!, Corp., to Unit· II entertained wilb Homer a cook-out PI ; Mrs. Lloyd Maves . . . Pt . ASK LICENSES MIDDLEPORT, 0. nlc on Father's Day at the on Mr. ml Mrs. Orion King. . M d •t Ra : PT. PLEASANT - Three H or a t1 o Accavallo wor I ed Slates. 16.49 Acres, &Ills- II I ·--d Mr and Mrs He bert Rn h I . r. an " rs. Y· : . ' bury I leport Rnadllcle Park. attended · r t lmond, Reed, Plinv. a daLLghter jples have made applications the noon meal, the famJiy eises at B:en:,menSt :e - Mr. and Mrs. Ceril Keefer. Buf~j for marriage licenses Jn the dow? with the Ired, and Mr. Roy Snowden Ohio Unl er 't e . ys Aathe at Jato. a daughter. fice of Counly Clerk L. W. lorcmg one-week A : · eaed his gill! . Attending v 91 Y m ns. ty : Applying were Thomas Ja. -to July 16 -of his lflle 1'\ f M". Mary Collier. Clnclnoa- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Their son, Roger, . who had cob Bumgarner 'll Pt. with Japan's Hiroyuki Ebihara. ti, Mr. Thorn Wbitten m1 kino, Charla ml Meli!Jsa, attended_ lbe sessoon returned CIVIL ACTION FILED , Route ond Lois Ann Hsrris 'l11e light was originally sche- 1 • son, Yps_1janU, Mich., visit«! Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. :,'"olden Th to PT. PLEASANT _ A civil' Pleasant; Kio: duled lor July 8. with her11arenta, Mr. and Mrs roll Snowden Steve Larry · · ax n u h bee ·ted """' Jr 23 Pt. PIO.ISaiit, aLld Jerry Culwell and her broth- ry and Aon~tte oi .' left Tuesday for Orrville, Calif. fiac onf c" . nCif• k in the of- Wilda R~th • Cundiff 21 er and s·ster. I M d ' he has emp Ioymen t, ace o styled lrcwt Ex erRei G.Howard ' ' I ·m-aw, r. an Mr. Jim Carpenter ef Schultz Thorn- on; Joan Hobart Warner, Mrs. William Calwell 'ft. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roush as Battle State Ta Co . 1Letart, and Gloria Faye Ma.yes,, 1 1 5H U. For Outbolrd MoiOr, Bolts DRY rPntly . 1 , and Mrs. Bruce May, ' and family spent a weekend at . . ~ . mmls- 17, Pt. Pleasant. Mr and Mr! La J ..... Vlr"'nla Beach V 'th SLOner vs. West Vtrgmta IndusCLEANING , · . . vern o•..., and Mike and Mr. and thek da".._ter' M a.. d Mrwt tries Development Corp., Wiland Trailer Insurance and famLly entertained with lee Homer Parker and Suzy .... , r. an s. ham J. Marcum. Rnlfe Lee and DIVORCE GRANTED Service On Request cream and cake In bo1100 of tho and Mrs. Simpkins and · Conally. Joyce and L. A. Wright. The plaintiff is PT. PLEASANT - An ord•" II BROAD COVERAGE- LOW COST wedding anniversary of Mr. ters were the weekend J.lousb returned . home aeeking judgment in the sum has been en~red by the Circuit and Mrs. Wllliam Lawson. AI- of her parents the Roy th~m after spendmg a of $5,0to.15 lor default of pay. Court granting a divorce to tending wert Mr. and Mrs. dtns. ' week wlth the1r Sister. ment of consumers sales and Sally Meeks from Gerald Meeks 1The plaintiff was awarded care William LaWlOR ml children, MEIGS MEN MEET Sherry, Sandy and Debby service tax. POMEROY, 0. PHONE 992-2440 Mr. and Mrb. Gene Jeffers and The Men's Fellowship of lbe Hagen of Larao. Fla., are visit1and custody of their one m!Dtnl ll CLEANIRS POMEROY famLiy; ml·lbe hoot family. Churches of Christ of Meigs mg their grmlparents, Mr. IIABI!IIAJ.L DAY ic·jiihiildi.iiiiii • Naney ltllltb, Kathy OLead- County met at lbe Rutland and Mrs. Clarence Shields and WASJUNGTON, D.C. (UP!) II It· and ·Mlqie hffera spent a Church of Christ on Monday famlly. . - Prealdeot Lyndon B. Johnsoon , Take Advantage 01 Our mght wltldlufll Ann Jordan in evening. After 8 cltvotional Mr . and Mr! . Russell Roush 1 sometimes baseball bo!'"r of. her 12th birthday. lod, the business meeting ml family, Mr. and Mn. Rny Monday endorsed National BIG JULY 4th and Mr. and Mn. Rolland Crab- coocluct<d in charge of Pearson called on Homer Me- FOLD1dallon-March of Dimes VACATION SALEII tree m1 Mrs. Kenneth Crab- Bill Cor!~ of the Nickles at Paeetowo recently. Baseball Day, which will !» ' tree spent lbe ......,... in Fl. Church, In absence of Services are being held each held In every baseball Koox, Ky., wtth Pvt. Kenneth JftSideol. The group voted at I P· m. at the throughout the nation E. Crabtroe who II atatloned lrlbutiona to several radio Plants Sunday School Monday, July 4. lbere. pel programs. Sandwich.,, Is at 2:30 P· m. each Sunday. The President said, "Nootional Mr. ancl Mrs. Fena Glllo&Iy. cakes, coffee and iced tea Everyone is welcome. Foundation Baseball Day alerts Mr. and Mrs. Ar1hur Crabtree wm served to men from tbe Md. and Mrs. Erwin m~&oeck- not only sports enthusiasts but and Mr. ml Mrs. llaro1d Gil· Bradfurd, Bradbury, zion, oer visit«! recently with Mr. the entire public to logly and dllldrell, lo<al, were Middleporl, Pomeroy and Rut- and Mrs. Larry Badgely of unending attack on the •mona 11.- lllendJnllbe Bor land churchea. In charge of Columbus. bling menaC<' of polio and ing reunloal II Lake Alma 0.. refroshments wtre Mrs. Tbel· Mrs. Floyd Norris. Mrs. Hom· defects." Sunday. Mr. ml Mrs. Elbl Me- ma Hysell and Mrs. Reva er Warner spent the weekend Knight ..,. their ..,, George den, assist«! by Mrs. with Mrs. Virgie Stewart of BORDEAUJ France (UPIWest Columbia, W. Va., and - The In~tional Military McKnlght - flmily of Colum- Grueier. bus camped durinl lbe week visit«! the graves of relatives. Pentathlon Championships will '"'at the lite IIlii LLiao llleotl- ley, Ruth Ann and Carl, VInton. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rnb- 1 be held here Juiy 1-11 with t4 i rd the reualall. The annual all day Father'• erts visited the former's lath- 1 oountries expect«! to 'compete 1 Mr. and lin. FranciA Queen Day meeting wao held at Mt. er, George Roberts, Sunday at · of McCottnetmlle coiled at Unlan Church with 94 Holzer Hospital. Foster. Ito. homo ol Mr. and Mrs. J. K. for Sunday School. The Mrs. Janie Musser and san Mrs. Grace Tolson of Crabtree Cll SUlldly Jilternooo. lather present wu Elmu Columbus spenl the weekend ton has arrived to spend They .....,. tllNIJiO home after low, Sr., ml the youngeat lath· wltiL Mr. and Mrs. Charles summer at her borne here. •ttendinl the Qooon reunion at er pmell'. wos Boger Rii&J. Lake Alml. The father with lbe molll dill· AIIOCiated Radio Now HH Complete Mr ml lin. Dorsey Jordan dren wu Dean Blackwood. ond children and Nro. Fayo hymn JJinc wu enjoyed ~;: Jordan were Sunday dinner the Jilternoon by tboae a guests of Mr. ml Mrs. MendaL lng. .Jordan ml Walter. Steven Gillogly, Alhens. reMore than 68 members and ('ently spent a few day;; here guest& •tt«W the joint visi- with his grandparents. Mr. and Lalion medina ol Sill", Lourel Mrs. Fern Gillogly. , AND BArrERIES AT ALL TIMES Sooper Premium V1luel md Colu- tp'lliJIOS held at Midllel Patrick and Gle1 EACH 2olumbla Scllool JWCflldr. The Llnon ~~~e spending !.he week i A Represent1tive Will Be In Our Store 100 • 13 program wos ILl elllfte o1 Star at the Methodist Youth Camp COOPER PACEMASTER IN SIZE 760x15 BLACK WALL TIRE frrange Leeturer ... WM w-11 in Lancaster. SAVE ON PAIR •eceived fir lbe ....... Koren Petty and K a t h y A PAIR ' plus tax Mr. and Mra. WIIJam Law- Woodntm spent a wee!< with .1111\(! Mill 'nllol Alk About Cooper's New ;on and fatiiiJ were In Char- their lfllllllmolher, Mrs. Murl "NO: LIMIT" FULL SERVICE TIRE lc,ltQn, W. Va .• IWII!JU, ~ GalaWIJ. Mr . and Mrs Jalnel) GUARANTEE I 1 :00 TO 5:00 P.M. th·.- y attended to busines' ani! 1 Pelly and choldren of Mc~rJJ I FRn INSTALLATION-PAY DAY-$ · ·isited ~ ur violted with Mrs. G•lawtJY ' Miss Wanda· Metcalf of Cln· on Sunday •nd the g11l' re:innati spent a week here with turned home with them Mrs. Huel Burke. Mrs. Mendel Jordan . Mrs. & Recent ~Is ol Mr. and Mrs Faye Jordon and Mr, 1Jors•1 CALL WY 2-3635 lor appointment at store Marvin Cbl• inch~ hill- ........ llltl children. VlgiltiA Attedatecl Rodlo & TV, Marry Miller, owner 124 W. MAIN PHONE 992~2841 , tn, Ralph Cblae. Col• buo. and Ricky and Ralpl! called on Mr. 214 E. Main St.. Pomeroy. ':lite Rev. ·t ill loin. .leth Hun~ Elsio Porry o recent Sunday, In theae : The Bob G'bs the n ved parks. h ~ 0~1 tei:f{~t ~ At~; P:., ~~IIams Bert~a AppIe GfOVe Soc'Jety NOtes J week. They were accompanted by C. E. Binkeslee, Couoty Ex· tension Agent, Agrlculture. 'I1Lls lfllup represented more total miles traveled than any other. Tourlni rosearcb facUlties during the rooming, 4-H'en observed turf graso, lnsscl, strip mine reclamation, beef cattle management, veterinary science, poultry science, and dairy ocleoce studies. In lbe afternoon they met with researchers who discussed animal feeding and production, home beautlncatlon, forestry and conservation, home economiCll, mechanlzaUon and automaUeo, plant dlseoses, Insect controls, ml veterinary medicine. A panel, considering science to ~ ~ visit~ a~ ' ..!~ , ~rrests -~ :up N~:on:~ ~ 1 ~~ m.: ~· ~ ~usan ~elda~ a. bes~ FOILAGE II :-~~·t~on~ 'E~r ~- Ang~l J-1. ~- ~U, as ~·Johnston K~ird RUtland \ Society NoteS ~leaant. S~a~ C~ter u~ Social News ! a. ~ I ::Rs~S· ~: ;! ega~ do~ DUDLEY'S flywe~ght ~~1~~~~~r~~-;~;~~~~- ~-,~Pt. 1...,...,...,_.....,...,...,...,... HOUR Robinson's - ---· ·~- 80 'TING TIME IS HERE! V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 1 AUDIVOX HEARING SERVICE ' • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 e FREE HEARING TEST Hearin!l Aids Cleaned Checked Free ALL SIZES ON SALE - BUY '~MIN PAIRS SPECIAL CLOSEOUT GROUP $15·23 $29 BARGAIN PRICED! ·~:::.:~;t:.=t! MOORE'S IN ·• POMI,ROY, - ' IORLD Dally Sentinel, Po-llltldleport. 0., Jane Wrapl Come Off ATHENS, GA. - THE GOVemment was expected today to remove !rom secrecy the conll]llracy trial of three Ku Klux Klansmen in the siaylllg of a Negro. The caae bas been eon· sidered so OIJllosive court preJimlnaries were held under guard in a judge's chambers. The three KJanomen are a· mong six charged with violat tnc a Reconatruction era civil tights law In the t964 slaying 28. Alice Chapman Mrs. Lykins Dies Tnesday Dies Monday Funeral servi<es for Allee ; NEW HAVEN -Funeral Born Chapman. Ill, who died ! rices for Neri!J!le Ferguson Monday at tbe Beth Urael tins, 88, wbo died early hospital in Boston, Mau., wm momlng at lbe homt ol h:be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. dau,bter, Mrl. Mark Ward m at the Foglesong Funeral Home New Raven, with whom with the Rev. Donald Boone bod made her home for the pall oftlcialing, assisted by Rev. ; 15 years, will be held 'MtursMarcus Traugh. Burial will be I day at I p.m. at tbe New Ht1•·ll in the Brown cemetery at Hart- en Methodist Church with the ~v. BUENOS AIRES tUPI) Ongania Is a firm anti· earlier that Dl1a resigned ! of Negro educator Lemuel Penn ford. Marcus. Traugh . A three-man mLILiary JUnta de- Peronlst. He was army com· Monday night. It had been who was shot In a oighttime She w01 born Ocl I, !875, at ULg. Bunal wlll be m the Kork- 1 posed Argentine President Ar· mander in chief until Ire re- r"f''rred that Argenllno's dom- ambush 81 be drove over a HsrUord, daughter oi the Iate ' land Memorial Gardens. I 25 . turo nua In a bloodless coup signed early lbia year in a dis- inaot military leaders had Georgia highway en route to Mathew and Mode Alnander . Sb born August today and lostaiJed retired Gen. pule wilb IIUa over Jllia's ap- given him until 6 a.m. to get hia borne to Wasbington, D. Brown. Her husbandtb . Fr•:· tm City Ky Juan carlos Onganla as Pres- polnbnent of Brig. Gen. Eduar- out of the 'White House and bad 1 c., from /!1'm'f reserve duty at · preceded ber m de a . m ~ she ' belonged to '111e' First !dent. Dlla was reported going do Castro Sanchez as secretary reeommended thllt be leave Ft. Betming. Officials oaid the Also preceding Church of God the datJIInter Into exile In Uruguay. of war over Onganla's objec- Argentina. trial would be open to the pub- were SLX brothers two sLS· ol lbe late Henry m1 Military fears that oust«! tlons. Uc h openlog arguments be- ters . dictator Juan D. Peron might It was not certain immediate- The generals _and the admlr· l . w en She was 8 reUred postmlo- Sarah Jane Wells FergUIOn. return to power becaUIO of ly whether Dlia was leaving the als were beheved to bave . gm today. IreS&, baving worked at I he She was preceded In death by Ill'•' ~-- to rd lr . t . warned him that be would be ' Hartford Post Olflce fur 30 I her hulbml, W'Llllam .. s .......,, wa ex emLS officLal residence voluotarlly or confined 1 th " is f 1S • to Bee/ · L....,.. Ia 11121 political iJOllpl was prtmarlly under military orders nor waa n e pr on Wlll8' · years. ,,_, · r~le for tbe coup that lt clear where he was 'gotnc. presidents" on Martin Garcia i COLUMBUS - A SWING TO survivors include a number : Surviving ll'e three daugb-l ended his U.month<Jid regime. The army had 1LIU1ouoced laland . II he Insist«! on Ibeef eow-eall operations has ol nieces and nepbews. Friends terll, Mra. Rnbert (l"lora I H. reDLBIDIJlg in Argenlioa. , been made or is In progress on may call at the funeral home Coninl, Hazard, Ky.; Mr<. Mmrk 11 1 OfflcialJ Asking Verdict Returned Dlla did not lesve the official many Ohio l81'Illll, parlicular· from 2 lo 4 ml 7 to p.m. OLL (Venus) Ward, New Haven; ' rosidenc until 7:30 a.m. ly in eastern and southern coun- Wednesday. )Irs RusoeR Bailey Louisville That Bella be Rung For Defendant An army c:oovoy including ties, an agricultural econonnsl Ky : two 80111 Ra•ma ' Stale Treuorer John D. Her- A verdict was returned In seven tanks, three personnel reports. . Melp General Boopttal Aai.iand, Ky.,' m1 bert, Mayor Cbai-Iea Legar, ml favor of the defendant In a carriers and aeveral jeeps ml "We can expect thLS trend to Admilolooa - Nola Brad- L ldns, Detroit, Mich.; OliO IJro. Pollee Cblel Jed Webster, Couoty Common Pleos trucks began aasembllog continue, with production be- ahaw Pomeroy; Bessoe Gilmore Miles Henry FergUSOD, day asked Pomeroy jury trial conduct«! Mon· side the WhitAo House at 5:15 coming even more conceotra~ Rtttland; Jamea Ebllo, Pome- Jr., Cannel City, Ky.; one It ohaemt 1111 Fourth of wtth Judge John C. Bacon a.m., and il was ossumed tlret ed In the easte"'!, and aoulbern Ill)'; Vernon LlWe, Middleport. ter, Elizabeth A. Paul, Mrurlon., ' weekond with the . it was wailing to take lllia . part of the state, said Paul R. DIJciLaraea - Charles Nea- lndi . II andcbildrea hells to herald the of The auit, over .95 of an acre away. I of Ohio State Unlver- oeJroad. Allee RaJrdeD. :IS gr!tchildren . ' WJ: PAY 4% ON SAVINO!! tho Declaratloa ol of land in Olive Twp., was flied The military crisis that has· ally s Ellenslon. Ser;oice: Thorn· , ·- ·---:Friends may call ,t the Foenoe ml to remtotl by Alvin and Allee Mays, Rl. been simmering here for weeks as, an economLSt m hvestock Prullge on Lme psong Funeral Home !rom 1 IIEioiiiBII I'EDBRAL D&POSlT INS1UU:Nal, to drln lllltll over lbe boll- 1, Reedovllle against Hod Chan- came abrupUy to a boll marketing, ssid latest U. S. ROB- to 4 and 7 to t p.m. wedaetday ftl!tlod, ey, RL I, Reedsville. toda t:enSil1l figures show bee! eow NEW YORK - SEN. It llbaped 11111 oburch bells, Members of the jury were Pic:..p 2nd pgh: Troops aetzed numbers In Ohio up !9 pe• cent ert F. IRvs . his pres_______ fire hoase hells ml others itL Keebaugh, foreman; Eliminate Bth pgh: 11 wes from 1959 and 144 per cent from tlge on the line tuday '" a. Dem· · ,. •·c'!l!'i:li the commonllf wt11 toU at e Hoover, Arthur Rum- reported 19M. ocralic pr1msry surrogates ' m. oa Flidly, Jaly I, to . fleld, Edgar A. Abbott, Ken· Hlo sudden showdowiL with , that otherwiSe would lme If remitLtl .motarlltl of the Hager, Wanetta Radekln, the generals and the · Strike Sellled YOked only routine to eurolle atreme cantkitl . Stout, Larry Fltcb, VIr· today appurentiy was NEW YOU _ THE NEWS- Wllb Kennedy to the picture, when OD tht blill'WIYI· These gtnta Nelson, Johu L. Wickline, on by an announcement Guild of New York and bewever, the hotly contested • Santi bills would peal at John Thomaa Wolfe and Rus- dsy night that be hod :"'world Jotirnal Tribune bailie between two StatAl Su· I p.m. 8aiiLrdaY and sell L. Carson. ed Maj. Gen. Caroloo A. Inc today reached an agr... preme Court Justices, Samuel 111:111: ARE. SOliE ANSWEitl ~ QUIITha belklaglag holiday as commander of U Corpo and ~ to end lbe guild' 64-day J. Silverman. baclted by !IFK, 'ftONS ON THIS SENSATIOifAf,. CIUAI- Q. , be clbna•ed at p.m. (EST) Infant Cline Dies placed him under arrest. · -'-·1 the pu:licat•on ml Arthur J. Klem, for lbe ANTE£ PLAN: 1 A. Your builder or July t, when tba 1bills , c bsd lb 1 tl f e aa~w . ' ' Manhattan Surrogate post ovor· ;, iJIWed IJr '1111 I Q. lb:aettr - ..... - · ., ....... !lUI OhfD wtll rlDifour miiWI<S. In Navy Hospllal . aro e r~u a on o formed by the bLggest merger shadows all of the state's ance CompuJ. . '1111 teed Etectrle HeaUnr Plan'! Rodney bean Cline, infant bemg one of IIIia' In U. S. newspaper history. hoary races y Mr& of JOIU' l'UN IU!ICIPTION son of First Class Seaman ml supporters In the army, The oetUemen~ which now pr _ _• _ _ A. Jt will guarantee that the annual operateost with a ing coat of heatina: your home 111ith Flame~ lor llav. C, J. Freddie Cline, expired ::r~"!i:~~p~~hlrey ".:: awaits rallllcatiOn byedmember· N-n You KIIOUI ...... (ti.IOOAtl leu Electtie lhat will NIDifa widllu m~ wbo will he Monday at Navy Hospiial in . i ship of the guild, pav the way vol a spodllo doii&Had-otnt• 1\pN u ....;.. ollbe Rutllllltl Math- Kodiak, Alaaka. disagree~ 'with others over for the publication debut of the Tbe loqeol acorelaa tie Q. lot-ifl.._. ....llla rear fer tlt.t tint 14rN fUJl , ..,. , r his third Survivinl in addition to the the preSLdeota future. World Journal Tribune eompa- lbe major leagues ••• • II · _.;.... wm t. lteld this parents, .;. '.wo aisters, Kim- The generals' opposition . IL)''s three newspapera once an ILml&l Cht<hapotlucl< dlltlter to bqltt at 7 p berly Ann and Dianna Lynn· Oba stemmed largely from hiS accord with two other unioll8 ud aed Bnoldyo 01 S.pl. I m. Tbo receptlDD, 1or both arandparenta. Rodney ani, :;:':'=n~:eg;!f ~.~: to hall been reached. IJII, o1 4 bovrl ml to mlant••· Q. wu ..._ tilll _ . ... , I. 8~ ~:nel ber.;: •. / :1li career opportunities, included vlsory Committee; Miss Mar~ Dr, Richard H. Bohning, assul· lyo Mason, home eceoomic.l ant director of the Center ond June 1966 agriculture graduote associate desn of The Ohio State from Ohio State. University College of Agrlcul- Science Career Day was conture and Home Economies; dueled by the Research Center, IJonald Cudworth, regional su- 'l11e Ohio State University, ml pervlsor of the Sears Roebuck the Cooperative Estenston Ser· Foundatl011, Cbleago; Ceell vice. Sponsors included Sears Rnbinaon ol Radnor, Delaware Roebuck Foundation, American County farmer und chairman Dairy Association of Ohio, and of the Ohio State EXIeoaion Ad- Shaw Barton Co., Coshocton. Where The tb 1 I Wtnf~eld, u~:;JJ :f" I 1 GARDEN 51i~es':,re The ClvU Air Pltrol wtll 1 t.rbeetle Jaly I from II a.m. 'IIIII - 11'1 . - at tile FoJted Rill toke ... WASIDNGTON tUPI) -The CoLuLeelleu! tatimonlal diJLoerl, During hll 3~ boars trip traoce Qkh to at tbe east SonltA! Elhica Committee today , IJdttfllog itL 1961 at wllldL Jlt)llleiiJPI 'lli'Y ml 10111t1i Olltl ol the otr llrtp. l!tl'.er· llloment w1q he tiLe llave,. pressed its Investigation of Sen. ' tben VIce President Lyndon B. times retl8"ed testimony be- t •leW. wood Sky-dlvera, alrplloe rldea Thomas J. Dodd i1oto three new iJobDSOn, 1 longtime Dodtl fore the committee Monda;'. ! et~. ,...~.,..,...,,. RhndH orr ..;.:...::, ::-::l~••u ...:: nh•r(llf'j~ tbe friend. was tbe principal Dodd steadfastly denied .IJliiCOD. ; tlllCt LD 011 ._;.;;._ .;::. elalms tha'. CAP Promotion CoDoeelicut [lemoerat pocket«! Ispeaker. WOek will be from Jllly 1-7. lor his own use some !1JIO,OOO Jotmson also appeared at 0110 a registered .,ent for ' iD t963; this time, VICI German l*nSII. . Everyone Interested bL joilllllg ltL campaign c:oolrlbutlons. After four days of public' President Hubert H. Humphrey, He dlJII)IftMI a strtnc Ill : may contact Norman Weber bearlogll -and 31> hours of : then a senator. gave the maiD dlarges, Jncludtnc the key - : fl' Ed Humphrey. heated denlaiB by the senator 1address. : iD lbe iDYettiplion: That be ~~~;:, lalmself Monday -lbe COillmit· 'I The other two areas under flew to West Germany In Ajli'IU. !1 tee receosed until mid-JulY the . investlgotlon involve Dodtl'• liM, at Klein's request to flrlt phale o1 Ita inquiry, that · relatlcllahip -if any -with the ChiCIIO lobbJ!al to hi&b lllvolvtnc Dodd'• relatioDIILip 1illouraoce flrml dttrlog lbe tlmo ofll<iala ol the !1o1m lOYwith foreign ...nt Jallua Klein. Ibe belded a Seaate in1u1'11L01 ment. . The panel plaooed to reaums lnvesliptlng aubcommittee, : Thro"ihout ltli teelimooy ml bearlnp wbeo Klelll relul'lll ml the loan - 1 Cit trom I' the lhar!> crOSMUtninalloD from a trip to West Germany. DuDbar Allocllta, 1 Dltltl loallted be matlo the eJs. As lor the campalp eonlrlbLJ. ComLeclieut eontra<llng CAREER DAY - Left to rlgh~ C. E. Blakeslee, Sandra Ilona dlarge, lbe money In whlcb bu d- work lor Newlun, Jennifer Blakeslee, Richard Warner, Rndney Wal· question waa relBed at several federal ker, Larry Mont,omery. ltoJd Ongania Succeeds IIlia 'I Dodd Inquiry Moves to .New ) Bantlra Newlun, JeoiLifer Blakeslee, Larry Montgomery, Rodney Walker ml Richard Warner were amonc the more ii..w tiGG 0'-.JG H! club mem~r· atudylog career opporllmilies In physlcll, biological, ml aoclal tcm- at lbe Ohio Alflcu!turll Research ml Development ~ at Woooter lut County CircuLI Court Monday on the sW. llacine. m1 family ml juries were empaneled for loll MovOIDeol1• l:rvlog R Kerr Jr ' three civil actions with one Mr. and Mrs. George Reel ' • ·• trial complet<d and another Oblo River Boats Lock H. Karr to C'?""U R. Norris, Satunlay evening wiU otarted. The lhird trial is och· ~:· OVEC down 7:45 a.m.; Lock Addle W. Noms, 2.30 acres, Mr. and Mrs. James BranoOI !lo/T. ~ . Join Career Day Study or~e~~:~u; ~e~~~ ~I~wt~ii~r~=;: 0!zart~~29c=. ~uttoa. or:;t";~;;M:.t;;B~ cross WJl..UlKE ~ fi.: ~ ~t~!: :~2.\~"~\:,..:, • . . ,... l'v\i~Rel AYOUN~ ~ eduied for Friday. ~t~"u::?:wupa.~~ :~'::;.:14, Johns. ~~':·Mohler, Barr Rawlings I. I. ~~~IT~D The action !rial pitt«! ble up 1:5> a.m.; Lock Joyce M. F'O~ DEVELOPM . llohert F. Smith vs. Ernest Leil!hanoa up 4:40 a.m.; Lock Lots, Pomeroy. 'l 'i _ Property aaqe . . . . _ aa11q,o. L .. III t Joppa S(] .!lty Notes u meigs -24.33; . Pomeroy-llfaBon •" ' ,.. " · 20.53; .... 1 . jii;oio;;;;o;;;;;,- ±II ~~terth: m::l~agu~m~stor:u' Ave.; Sberri 'S. Jarvis, 429 IHOCJ!Jm The San Francisco Giant ~ ~~·· Arlbur c. Preston, r : .; hit lbe 5Z2nd homer of his . . e, Wayne JarviS, Che: · IUustrious careor Monday niJht ~.:.-Sbaron E. Cox. Rt. 1 ' In the spaclllUil, new st Louis ~,; Mrs. James Scott, ark on the b nk · ' Mrs. Fred J. Green, I . and ' s or. the Fruiers Bottom; Mrs. Char- For 3Civil Court Actions · •rdt•·'~ ...;u. r.~!.;~~ r.r.. '••r • .m. -•·· on .....,,_tr. vuq ~- I<S River News c!JtJtJJR-&.t,....~/oJ_, -.., Juries Seated ' t w~ 1 ~ CITIZENS NA °. OPEN A QtECKING ACCOUid' ' \ l ' ! \\ ou~ u:'.,, Tho~ I :'~t Ke~dy ~day!:... _!~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ El.ftiiiiC HM IIQ{.: . IIG t1JST CAllE AITEED BY YOlfl _._.,.., -··-=~~~i:~~~~ :.ik J!.., ..u:t'ciurdl 'lburatlal!:"~ pme - · 11 u.; llttllaDd uti Rocl: • SprlogB Buckhaoooa, W. Va., ~ Mrs. Argentina's universities and to t. lteld at I he Betty Cline, Middleport, great hall the growth of Peronist poRotlatttl olmtdL with lbe bevAda Rmg, Woods· Utica! power in the provinces. eitLtrobel, will erap and tlalsert to be provld0 , and an uncle, Gregg ~ . - - - -·. 111. Eaelt JeriOllla uted to Hlil, Buckhannon. services will Worry of brtog a eoalrlbulion lor lbe be annouoced later by the - r trea to be ~red lbe Rawlings-Costs funeral home. " minister. Slippln9 or lrrltatint7 VISmNG IN MICWGAN Don'tbeom...,.,...bJ..,..ta"' 1 LBGION TO PLAY · Brenda Sue Smith, daughter ~;.f!,Pf:!t.d:f: :f:u~~b1~~ The MeiP Americ&D LegioD of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smitb, ;ar;:;~~}~~-=,0~-l:'! team II .:hlduled to play at 11 visiting ln Trenton, Mich., mnarDblo sense ot added comfort a... 1 -·~ itL " · thls wllb Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bates anc1 aecurltJ bJ' boldi.DI plaW DUll'O .,.....te .,...1 • 30llrniLy.No'""'m'·"""''·'"''...,. •-'•• ot tee1tn1. lt.. _albllnt (non•&old). Wedne~ a .,: p.m. and children. Oe\PASTUTH•.unJ4rUioounw. 'l11e local team wlll be ID Ito new tLIIlforLitl. F' •LSE TEETH PUN IUPPER There wlll be 1 jitney oupper at t1te Letart Falls Community llail Slturdly, July 2 with serv· fitl beglaalnc at 5 o'clock. 'l11e IIIPJlOI' Is BJIOiliOfld the Le... Falls Melhodlsl haeludinl Letart Gnvt, Eut IIILII ml Morse DRIVER I'INIIII Inez Louise Wldtl, Athattl, wu fined flO and coots 011 conVIalton ot l'1IMin& a atop olp and Cltll'lsl 'l'belll, RaciDe, lorfelted 1 fl5 bond on an assured • distance cltatloti in lolldtlleport Mayor C. 0. Flllher'l et)!lrl Mondoy. · _h. . fftll 1118101118 zonalraazarl Q. ()lq,y........ - --! ....... A. When you buy or buiW 11. new hOM with Flaute~s El~trie Beat in"•tt.lled. roa -t.oond _.tbewrl....,.,.-. ..-,.m,-ot~,.,...h-lllo J'lamele-. WQ. Tbe eO&t is deatly sU.ted Ia o opee!A< ololluHed-cenll figuro. 'l'h<a ,... ...., tho-..tbe Ill'"'- If .., - ,,.1..-1_ "''' • .;,. tl10 ftrot III,.. tiLl! - boot<• ,.. ... - , OIICftlb , _lllo-•timal<Td · ,..,. ,_., bote 1Jr .,.,.. oh.. w;;, , _ buildor . . . . . . . hetiiC ........ trill ...... ,... Bo wOtaloo . .h..., odju!t· -- ... -.... --- "l)'llol» ' ..... rod .. )'0011' beat ....... .. The ~ ill ,...,,.,r,.._,.her. ••• FOR BUILDING SUPPLIES ...... --·· ..·--' -~~ oelalllr---· -· ..., -ron. • ,,.... _. Ia tiLo - UA CIL ft. INDIA 1~ I - r l t r wtllt. of Stock Complete Line Building Materi1ls and Supplies In u WtiUIIC. • • Y........,. padl . . .t. ...,, . . ..,,.•• . 5H Our Bithtr ,._ buiW. ar e~ie butinc wllo hoo OIAII.Iiod tbe - .. IJSteln iD tilt fl.eW h<YD\4\ JOU buy~ W baild. Coot Coanntol roo 111alce lllo till[·. ...._ The GuarautM "WiU contallldle •ti- FIRST STOP! Vlalt Our Store. A. • 100'!fo Fnst-1'1101 by FRIGIDAIRE! Fro1t never forms in tho 1t1110Z.Ib. top IJ~Gtr or in the spaclaul refrlpralor ucllnnl • Twin vap!Jble H~drators! • 111 atanp do• bas 3 full· width abelVIII, butter comparlmlnt Fult-wltlllt f!eear - shatf, tool I - Ilea with tr.... • Ploa tht P-r Capsu~ lor luc~tt~Tarms Spaca ,._ Refrlprationl For Your Upcoming ProJects. . COMPLETE LINE OF PEGBOARD- HOOKS & ACa5SORIES HARDWOOD FURNITURE LEGS That You ~Youi'Mif. ChoMe from rei Styl11 ' BA:KER FURNITURE .•. lh:ft .... _.. ., "" -.,;. Com· I I 116'1. WMD J1M1 rmN11 tM ontm.,.''ll -·JL.e. .-,. --"•· twilititr II 11 1tN ' - ' wtdl t. .... law I& Moll LIP to tho ._ 1 lii!Jis ro-. ..,ild• or~~~~~ ..aa .........., Q. ·panatu ... o M•*i•l A . the bui1der er f'.lldric ~=~1= ba.- hie giW'AAtlell Wi--te .&ill are& asrer•• ... . . . _.t-·- -~ •imating or anllllll lllo•liltJ .,~. . a new eonctpt, W guaNnt.eing m44 it • hol.ci M'W . .. Q. ...,..__,_ __.! .-\. Ftuldy, tb .-in buildln ... comuton ._. ~1* •tnWMJ aNi .... zrtrbititr ~·.i!Mt UCL wiiiiJafow iJitill ~ll M J'llll:ulr• 111M Gual'alltM _ ... y-.'1:';= alliiii;J ... - ··'·" ' .. .. . . . . . .Uf IIIIIIW . . . . . IUDGEl *' RECriiiC HEADIG OPWniG COST I f/MIIIIb _,lilflnllliiJ 11 P/eaphaw•IIMIIttl~ltcallon me.! plan IOOI!trniO.tur>·f!~ �. .. .....,....t ............................ ........,ill<... ....;t.< .... · .. -.~ _. - ........ l'f;............... · · - · · . . .... .... . ....... - . . - , . . . . . - .... - ... "' .... ,._ - .. . .• • • ••• ' -~~ital News ~ys JleltsNumber522, r k r ~ : ! ! 1 I : I ~~~'":'q',:.~ ~~ ~~· ~~'!~~ Passet~ Ted 8k~~~o m..... n01~ M~:. Ned Lofayette ....-r Hotel; Mlaa Patricia Woods When you're only No. 3, you 65! Second Ave.; Mrs. HoroJd bave to try harder· Bulb, II Evans His . Mrs Nora That's what Wlllle Mayo did Cremeen11, : Mrs 81MadlsoJi 108 3li Monday nlchl when he becllllle Bernie Smith v;;~ , . : · . : (I I MI'KOS . I 11..y - ~lississi I I .I . _ _ J "~fat:'• Transfers i J ' • 11 Jlr, and .,.., llobarl ..... """"'' & tofomt~u~"!'!.~~::.t-: Now I vI th r I j Fetty, as the tween I curred f family, Mrs. Twila Clark, Kenny aa ler, Rsy have returned to Camdea Frank Porter Jr., Mary R. New Jersey, after spendlnl a Porter to Freeman A. Enoch, week al their home here. Leola S. Enoch, Loti, Syracuse. Wilbur E. Gillilan, Mary E Mr. ml Solmy BarriL each seeking judgment 15, John J. Rowe up 4:2(1 a.m.; result of an asssuit be- Mark Eastin up 6 a.m.: Lock the two men whJcb oc- 116, Onward down 1:45 am.; In October, 19&1. FOI· Peggy Downey down 1:50 a:m.; ~rs. a.. l e ar r lin 0, Wells, Rt. 2 Long BotIN A P' "V a 30 minute deliberation, the 111, Nalounai up 3:10 a.m. ; Penn- Co., Right of Way, Chester. their daughter Friday evenillj tom; Sallie Globokor, Pome"' !, Ji. A 1 JUry fouod that neither the oylvama down 5:30 o.m.; Criss Thomas L. Weber, Jeasie M. at St. Joseph llo8pltal, Park omer off roy; Mary P. Auther0011, Syra(.<; - - A : plamtiff nor the defendant I Jr. down 6:55a.m.; Lock 21 Weber to Ohio Fuel Gas Co ersborg. They hav. two sons shot into cuse; James F. Wisecup, Porn- Y..aertiiJ••lJIDili•Jet, fO.IMy PlkEit IMPIHD 1omiN'row) was entitled to punitive dam- 1 Andrew P. ca1haun up 3:30 a: Easement, Chester, ., Mike and Timmy, 8 ~d s:"':.i eroy; Mrs. Elizabeth S•yrc, Rt. - . Dlo . lht 1 ages but grant«! the plaintiff, om.; Steel Ranger up 3:40a.m.; 1 Joseph A. Conde to Elizabeth Mr and Mrs Darrell Helze on: all-tim: home 2 Racme; Mrs. Wayne R. Hll· - - lrond....,MI• ·" Smith, compensatory damages !' L"';k 22, Elgerclifl up 4:40 a.. Conde, Lots, Pomeroy. Sunday· with Mr. r ml lei h' burn, Peona, Ill.; Richard o. _ m the amount of $18. m.,Eiisha Woods up 6:50 a.m.; I Paul D. Burns, Maxine Burns Mrs G g Reed run " 1 I •m lralltnc SmLth, Ironton; Mrs. . . •Lock 23, W. H. Shaver, Jr. to Rny Van Coon Mar aret · eor e · only Babe Ruth, who hLt 714, McKinnis, Jackson; Clyde A. Arrests Recorded The plamtifl was represeat· ,down 1:15 a.m.; R. H. 8osVan Cooney, Sallst Mrs. Floasie Petty spent I and JLmmy Fou, who hLt 534. VanCooney, Tempe, Ariz. ed by Attorney Norman Fen· , worth II down 1:45 a.m.; Buck- Roy Van looney ury. Monday with her tll'andchiidrei 'l'he tw..,.. homer was Mrs. Henry GUJenwater Rt 'j At f.ounty Jad destermfendaketrFoftt HbunlLAngttlon andl'eye State down 4:10 a.m. ; S. Van Cooney to Ja:Oes . Sharon Roger Janlce Jean to Jive the Ironton·' Mrs James 0. ' Me· an e Y Y orney S. I M. Jenks up 5·30 · · Dailey, . ' Baker, ' Ienough d Giani! z. league. l PT. PLEASANT D. Littlepage. . a.m.,. Greeo- JJailey, Bollme parcels, .,.. Larry ea Jng a 1 v ctory Brayer, Raceland, Ky.; Mr!. recorded at the count 'ail were Jurors servin . Locks, Helen R. up 7 p.m.j Salisbwy. over t~e Cardinals and enable Charles H Bierhup, Rt. 3 Jack R. Payne, 22, y l Apple WLihams fore.!anwere lmo~~~ i Oleander down 1:10 p.m.; Pam· Emmeline Henddx, AN APPROPRIATE ~em o ~lnlain theLr tLght Wellston; William Leach , Well· lly Mrs. H-.t Rnusb Grove; William Reed, OJ, Hart- Arrowood, Ancil Tucker f.u- lehl D. down 1:45 p.m.; Wil- HendriJ:, Eleanor Werry, Heoo- 11 place '" the ston; Donald H. Allen, Rl. I The WSCS met at the church lord; Robert Carr, 61, Pl. Plea-· 1se Powell Nelhe Ki;...ird ham:ihZLmmer down 11 :30 p. ry Werry to Hallie Cross, GIFT FOR ANY N eEra~~ Ironton; Mrs. Br";''Y S, Young, Tuesday evening with twelve sant; George Knotts, 43 , Hen-, George Cottrill, Hazel Eads' j ~ er Herdman up 4:25 Syarcuse. · 1 t 01100 xeM Wurtland, Ky.; Mrs. Earl Bish- members present. Julia Norris derson. all charged w•th intoXJ· Inez Oliver, Mrs. J3ck L Fow: bo down 6 a.m.; Paul M. Schuler, OCCASION Jer, Joyce Lee carson, R'ichard r r ont dowo 7:10 P:~; Schuler to United States, Ease- II 8u · as usua,1 ays ~u op, Wellston; Mrs stanley E. was in charge of the program cation. p;obablyln least ex<Lt<d Bush, Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs. Flo- which included lbe following: Deputy Sherilf M1llard Hal· Alford, and Catherine M. ThoLocks,_ Lady Marjone Iment, Lebanon. IS AN P rson "'" park about lbe ra E. Woodruff, Hamden; Mrs. Stranger No More by Juha Nor- stead accompanied William 1mas. wn aAo p.m .. 0. F. Shearer Norman §1. Clair, Beulah St. ATTRACTIVE homer, which was hLS 17th of Rex L. Roberts, Cleveland. ris; Song, Prayer by Dolly Bryan Jones, Rt. 2 Point Pleos- 1 Idown 5·30 p.m.; Frank B: Dur- , Clair to James S. Rucker, CoL>· II • • • th~~ soason. . " Wolfe and readings by Mrs. ant, to the state penitentiary of I The second cLvil actLoo of ant down 1_0;45 p.m.; AILee up Die H. Rucker, parcel, Olive I JUS'. was domg my ••. Mrs Fred J . Green, Fraz. Norris, Naomi Stobart, Eileen Moundsville Monday where I Herbert E. Myers, et al ys. 11 p._m.l NLta Dean down 3:30 Vazie Lee to Marion F. ReY··II Mays. md after the game, I ,.,. Bottom. aon. 1:24 a.m. Buck. During the business ses- Jones will serve a one to ten i John G. Ruhlin . Construct""' a.m., W"!'tem up li:I5 a.m. ' ooids, EIIIJlra M. Reynolds, wasn t lookmg for Jt. Actually, TuHday. sion, it W8!1 voted to pay $36 ye~r sentenc~ ~fter pleading •Com,pany, concernmg an alleg- Gall~bs Bo~tl - Jeffboat acre. Syracuse. there was much more pressure D~har&es on the parsonage, $31 for insur- guilty to an indictment of re- : ed breach of contract, was be- . down 4..30 p.m •• Orco down 7:· Andrew Large, ~~~~II when I wu shooting for. lbe Mrs. Melvin G. Drake, Mrs. aoce for the church. A dis· <eiving and concealing stolen gun and wtll be resumed this 110 p.m., Polly Wog down 9:311 Large, to Charles H. F . 5l2th. t~an there was this tmte. Rlcbard D. Green, Wilber P. cussion on the church ceiling property. morrung. l p.~.: Lucy Ja~e Lucas dowl l otellla Romine, 68 Acres, Rut~ s Iunny but there Jurors servmg . on th e case I,11.10 Bosworth Iland. tuAndbeItmore t hoseems " Haning ' Everett Huffman , Mrs ' . was held with the WSCS.. to pay down p.m.; 11•50 pE Deana • Louis' FROM DUDLEY'S '' 4.10 M . George D. Mercer, Mrs. Wil· much of the repair expense Pleasant Vrdley Hospital are Carol J. Shadle, William a.;. ki up6 Clyde Davis, Alice 8 . IYI mer ear ter Uam F. Nance, Mrs. Cora Scott, as poSBlble. There were na ·-- E. Stover, Jr., t""'larence Gill, I ·m. · ·• c an own to Jametl L. Handley, J~ thiS season put him ahead of Ogle E. Sbrlver. birthdays. Refreshm<nts were I ADMITTED : M". Raymond ' Mrs. Fred H. BW<ton, Adam I a. ., F. and Cbsp- i Haadley, Part:I!IB, Salem. Arranged in Yl!lUr .. 7 30 >tel Ott and mode h!OL the No. served by Bertha Rnbinson I Reed, Pliny; Estille Meaige, IKrebs, Grace Slone Joyce L ltro: up • a.m. I Carol w. Manley. Pbyllia choice of planter or League home run Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck ·and IGallipolis Ferry: Robert An- •Carson, Nellie HarrY met ";"w:"'DeiUy:; Boalll -Mar, Manley lo Don E. Johnson. 3 8 nh storyin. . Pam and Mrs. Cora Buck are :thony, PL Pleasant; Julie Roc- !Ciick, Weldon Wears, ' Cecil lm . AI':. R ';:; rilln up ·j berta A. Johnson, Lot .container. Also maiJY sew ore •~ Naliooal on a trip to Skyline Drive and cbi, GailLpolis; Mrs. Claude• WIUiams, and Frank Heoder- ·: . . . err up 1.50 . Middleport._ d d d League, Pitlllburgh lopped Housother places of interest Swann, Gallipolis ; Pbilmore ' ickson. m., Jefferson John W. Moore, Sarah o. rea y ma ens ton 11-SJJ.bicqo beot AUaota 5Mrs. Elson Spence of Ra- Hudnall, Pt. , . p.m.. Semet 12:50 Moore, to Johu lL Ridgway, 1o choose from. I aM CmcLDDali qed Los cine called on bed . te M DISCHARGED • Mrs. Law-· Scheduled for trial Fnday m., ML State down 1.30 a.m.; Hattie L. Ridgway ~ Acr.. .... Howard Robinson rs. renee Stephens, Leon; Mrs. Mar 9:30 a.m. iR the clvi1 action H. E. Bowles up f:30 a.m.; Saliabury. • ' . PARKI!Rll ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxlon vin Bennett, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; styled Harold Lewis. ll'art, et ver up 4:10a.m.; Helen z. Hobart C. Wells, to Emostine -.,k., ! visit«! graves of relatives at Carolyn Sue Mayes, Pl. Pleas- al vs. Hobert FranklLn Crump. If a.m. Evelyn ·Price, PJll'CI!I, Lebaooll. 59 N, 2ntl Ave. Mr. and Mrs. y, Cottage" 'II e Sunda Y and called ant ' BUENOS AIRES- (UP!J • E' LyOD!, Corp., to Unit· II entertained wilb Homer a cook-out PI ; Mrs. Lloyd Maves . . . Pt . ASK LICENSES MIDDLEPORT, 0. nlc on Father's Day at the on Mr. ml Mrs. Orion King. . M d •t Ra : PT. PLEASANT - Three H or a t1 o Accavallo wor I ed Slates. 16.49 Acres, &Ills- II I ·--d Mr and Mrs He bert Rn h I . r. an " rs. Y· : . ' bury I leport Rnadllcle Park. attended · r t lmond, Reed, Plinv. a daLLghter jples have made applications the noon meal, the famJiy eises at B:en:,menSt :e - Mr. and Mrs. Ceril Keefer. Buf~j for marriage licenses Jn the dow? with the Ired, and Mr. Roy Snowden Ohio Unl er 't e . ys Aathe at Jato. a daughter. fice of Counly Clerk L. W. lorcmg one-week A : · eaed his gill! . Attending v 91 Y m ns. ty : Applying were Thomas Ja. -to July 16 -of his lflle 1'\ f M". Mary Collier. Clnclnoa- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Their son, Roger, . who had cob Bumgarner 'll Pt. with Japan's Hiroyuki Ebihara. ti, Mr. Thorn Wbitten m1 kino, Charla ml Meli!Jsa, attended_ lbe sessoon returned CIVIL ACTION FILED , Route ond Lois Ann Hsrris 'l11e light was originally sche- 1 • son, Yps_1janU, Mich., visit«! Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. :,'"olden Th to PT. PLEASANT _ A civil' Pleasant; Kio: duled lor July 8. with her11arenta, Mr. and Mrs roll Snowden Steve Larry · · ax n u h bee ·ted """' Jr 23 Pt. PIO.ISaiit, aLld Jerry Culwell and her broth- ry and Aon~tte oi .' left Tuesday for Orrville, Calif. fiac onf c" . nCif• k in the of- Wilda R~th • Cundiff 21 er and s·ster. I M d ' he has emp Ioymen t, ace o styled lrcwt Ex erRei G.Howard ' ' I ·m-aw, r. an Mr. Jim Carpenter ef Schultz Thorn- on; Joan Hobart Warner, Mrs. William Calwell 'ft. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roush as Battle State Ta Co . 1Letart, and Gloria Faye Ma.yes,, 1 1 5H U. For Outbolrd MoiOr, Bolts DRY rPntly . 1 , and Mrs. Bruce May, ' and family spent a weekend at . . ~ . mmls- 17, Pt. Pleasant. Mr and Mr! La J ..... Vlr"'nla Beach V 'th SLOner vs. West Vtrgmta IndusCLEANING , · . . vern o•..., and Mike and Mr. and thek da".._ter' M a.. d Mrwt tries Development Corp., Wiland Trailer Insurance and famLly entertained with lee Homer Parker and Suzy .... , r. an s. ham J. Marcum. Rnlfe Lee and DIVORCE GRANTED Service On Request cream and cake In bo1100 of tho and Mrs. Simpkins and · Conally. Joyce and L. A. Wright. The plaintiff is PT. PLEASANT - An ord•" II BROAD COVERAGE- LOW COST wedding anniversary of Mr. ters were the weekend J.lousb returned . home aeeking judgment in the sum has been en~red by the Circuit and Mrs. Wllliam Lawson. AI- of her parents the Roy th~m after spendmg a of $5,0to.15 lor default of pay. Court granting a divorce to tending wert Mr. and Mrs. dtns. ' week wlth the1r Sister. ment of consumers sales and Sally Meeks from Gerald Meeks 1The plaintiff was awarded care William LaWlOR ml children, MEIGS MEN MEET Sherry, Sandy and Debby service tax. POMEROY, 0. PHONE 992-2440 Mr. and Mrb. Gene Jeffers and The Men's Fellowship of lbe Hagen of Larao. Fla., are visit1and custody of their one m!Dtnl ll CLEANIRS POMEROY famLiy; ml·lbe hoot family. Churches of Christ of Meigs mg their grmlparents, Mr. IIABI!IIAJ.L DAY ic·jiihiildi.iiiiii • Naney ltllltb, Kathy OLead- County met at lbe Rutland and Mrs. Clarence Shields and WASJUNGTON, D.C. (UP!) II It· and ·Mlqie hffera spent a Church of Christ on Monday famlly. . - Prealdeot Lyndon B. Johnsoon , Take Advantage 01 Our mght wltldlufll Ann Jordan in evening. After 8 cltvotional Mr . and Mr! . Russell Roush 1 sometimes baseball bo!'"r of. her 12th birthday. lod, the business meeting ml family, Mr. and Mn. Rny Monday endorsed National BIG JULY 4th and Mr. and Mn. Rolland Crab- coocluct<d in charge of Pearson called on Homer Me- FOLD1dallon-March of Dimes VACATION SALEII tree m1 Mrs. Kenneth Crab- Bill Cor!~ of the Nickles at Paeetowo recently. Baseball Day, which will !» ' tree spent lbe ......,... in Fl. Church, In absence of Services are being held each held In every baseball Koox, Ky., wtth Pvt. Kenneth JftSideol. The group voted at I P· m. at the throughout the nation E. Crabtroe who II atatloned lrlbutiona to several radio Plants Sunday School Monday, July 4. lbere. pel programs. Sandwich.,, Is at 2:30 P· m. each Sunday. The President said, "Nootional Mr. ancl Mrs. Fena Glllo&Iy. cakes, coffee and iced tea Everyone is welcome. Foundation Baseball Day alerts Mr. and Mrs. Ar1hur Crabtree wm served to men from tbe Md. and Mrs. Erwin m~&oeck- not only sports enthusiasts but and Mr. ml Mrs. llaro1d Gil· Bradfurd, Bradbury, zion, oer visit«! recently with Mr. the entire public to logly and dllldrell, lo<al, were Middleporl, Pomeroy and Rut- and Mrs. Larry Badgely of unending attack on the •mona 11.- lllendJnllbe Bor land churchea. In charge of Columbus. bling menaC<' of polio and ing reunloal II Lake Alma 0.. refroshments wtre Mrs. Tbel· Mrs. Floyd Norris. Mrs. Hom· defects." Sunday. Mr. ml Mrs. Elbl Me- ma Hysell and Mrs. Reva er Warner spent the weekend Knight ..,. their ..,, George den, assist«! by Mrs. with Mrs. Virgie Stewart of BORDEAUJ France (UPIWest Columbia, W. Va., and - The In~tional Military McKnlght - flmily of Colum- Grueier. bus camped durinl lbe week visit«! the graves of relatives. Pentathlon Championships will '"'at the lite IIlii LLiao llleotl- ley, Ruth Ann and Carl, VInton. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rnb- 1 be held here Juiy 1-11 with t4 i rd the reualall. The annual all day Father'• erts visited the former's lath- 1 oountries expect«! to 'compete 1 Mr. and lin. FranciA Queen Day meeting wao held at Mt. er, George Roberts, Sunday at · of McCottnetmlle coiled at Unlan Church with 94 Holzer Hospital. Foster. Ito. homo ol Mr. and Mrs. J. K. for Sunday School. The Mrs. Janie Musser and san Mrs. Grace Tolson of Crabtree Cll SUlldly Jilternooo. lather present wu Elmu Columbus spenl the weekend ton has arrived to spend They .....,. tllNIJiO home after low, Sr., ml the youngeat lath· wltiL Mr. and Mrs. Charles summer at her borne here. •ttendinl the Qooon reunion at er pmell'. wos Boger Rii&J. Lake Alml. The father with lbe molll dill· AIIOCiated Radio Now HH Complete Mr ml lin. Dorsey Jordan dren wu Dean Blackwood. ond children and Nro. Fayo hymn JJinc wu enjoyed ~;: Jordan were Sunday dinner the Jilternoon by tboae a guests of Mr. ml Mrs. MendaL lng. .Jordan ml Walter. Steven Gillogly, Alhens. reMore than 68 members and ('ently spent a few day;; here guest& •tt«W the joint visi- with his grandparents. Mr. and Lalion medina ol Sill", Lourel Mrs. Fern Gillogly. , AND BArrERIES AT ALL TIMES Sooper Premium V1luel md Colu- tp'lliJIOS held at Midllel Patrick and Gle1 EACH 2olumbla Scllool JWCflldr. The Llnon ~~~e spending !.he week i A Represent1tive Will Be In Our Store 100 • 13 program wos ILl elllfte o1 Star at the Methodist Youth Camp COOPER PACEMASTER IN SIZE 760x15 BLACK WALL TIRE frrange Leeturer ... WM w-11 in Lancaster. SAVE ON PAIR •eceived fir lbe ....... Koren Petty and K a t h y A PAIR ' plus tax Mr. and Mra. WIIJam Law- Woodntm spent a wee!< with .1111\(! Mill 'nllol Alk About Cooper's New ;on and fatiiiJ were In Char- their lfllllllmolher, Mrs. Murl "NO: LIMIT" FULL SERVICE TIRE lc,ltQn, W. Va .• IWII!JU, ~ GalaWIJ. Mr . and Mrs Jalnel) GUARANTEE I 1 :00 TO 5:00 P.M. th·.- y attended to busines' ani! 1 Pelly and choldren of Mc~rJJ I FRn INSTALLATION-PAY DAY-$ · ·isited ~ ur violted with Mrs. G•lawtJY ' Miss Wanda· Metcalf of Cln· on Sunday •nd the g11l' re:innati spent a week here with turned home with them Mrs. Huel Burke. Mrs. Mendel Jordan . Mrs. & Recent ~Is ol Mr. and Mrs Faye Jordon and Mr, 1Jors•1 CALL WY 2-3635 lor appointment at store Marvin Cbl• inch~ hill- ........ llltl children. VlgiltiA Attedatecl Rodlo & TV, Marry Miller, owner 124 W. MAIN PHONE 992~2841 , tn, Ralph Cblae. Col• buo. and Ricky and Ralpl! called on Mr. 214 E. Main St.. Pomeroy. ':lite Rev. ·t ill loin. .leth Hun~ Elsio Porry o recent Sunday, In theae : The Bob G'bs the n ved parks. h ~ 0~1 tei:f{~t ~ At~; P:., ~~IIams Bert~a AppIe GfOVe Soc'Jety NOtes J week. They were accompanted by C. E. Binkeslee, Couoty Ex· tension Agent, Agrlculture. 'I1Lls lfllup represented more total miles traveled than any other. Tourlni rosearcb facUlties during the rooming, 4-H'en observed turf graso, lnsscl, strip mine reclamation, beef cattle management, veterinary science, poultry science, and dairy ocleoce studies. In lbe afternoon they met with researchers who discussed animal feeding and production, home beautlncatlon, forestry and conservation, home economiCll, mechanlzaUon and automaUeo, plant dlseoses, Insect controls, ml veterinary medicine. A panel, considering science to ~ ~ visit~ a~ ' ..!~ , ~rrests -~ :up N~:on:~ ~ 1 ~~ m.: ~· ~ ~usan ~elda~ a. bes~ FOILAGE II :-~~·t~on~ 'E~r ~- Ang~l J-1. ~- ~U, as ~·Johnston K~ird RUtland \ Society NoteS ~leaant. S~a~ C~ter u~ Social News ! a. ~ I ::Rs~S· ~: ;! ega~ do~ DUDLEY'S flywe~ght ~~1~~~~~r~~-;~;~~~~- ~-,~Pt. 1...,...,...,_.....,...,...,...,... HOUR Robinson's - ---· ·~- 80 'TING TIME IS HERE! V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 1 AUDIVOX HEARING SERVICE ' • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 e FREE HEARING TEST Hearin!l Aids Cleaned Checked Free ALL SIZES ON SALE - BUY '~MIN PAIRS SPECIAL CLOSEOUT GROUP $15·23 $29 BARGAIN PRICED! ·~:::.:~;t:.=t! MOORE'S IN ·• POMI,ROY, - ' IORLD Dally Sentinel, Po-llltldleport. 0., Jane Wrapl Come Off ATHENS, GA. - THE GOVemment was expected today to remove !rom secrecy the conll]llracy trial of three Ku Klux Klansmen in the siaylllg of a Negro. The caae bas been eon· sidered so OIJllosive court preJimlnaries were held under guard in a judge's chambers. The three KJanomen are a· mong six charged with violat tnc a Reconatruction era civil tights law In the t964 slaying 28. Alice Chapman Mrs. Lykins Dies Tnesday Dies Monday Funeral servi<es for Allee ; NEW HAVEN -Funeral Born Chapman. Ill, who died ! rices for Neri!J!le Ferguson Monday at tbe Beth Urael tins, 88, wbo died early hospital in Boston, Mau., wm momlng at lbe homt ol h:be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. dau,bter, Mrl. Mark Ward m at the Foglesong Funeral Home New Raven, with whom with the Rev. Donald Boone bod made her home for the pall oftlcialing, assisted by Rev. ; 15 years, will be held 'MtursMarcus Traugh. Burial will be I day at I p.m. at tbe New Ht1•·ll in the Brown cemetery at Hart- en Methodist Church with the ~v. BUENOS AIRES tUPI) Ongania Is a firm anti· earlier that Dl1a resigned ! of Negro educator Lemuel Penn ford. Marcus. Traugh . A three-man mLILiary JUnta de- Peronlst. He was army com· Monday night. It had been who was shot In a oighttime She w01 born Ocl I, !875, at ULg. Bunal wlll be m the Kork- 1 posed Argentine President Ar· mander in chief until Ire re- r"f''rred that Argenllno's dom- ambush 81 be drove over a HsrUord, daughter oi the Iate ' land Memorial Gardens. I 25 . turo nua In a bloodless coup signed early lbia year in a dis- inaot military leaders had Georgia highway en route to Mathew and Mode Alnander . Sb born August today and lostaiJed retired Gen. pule wilb IIUa over Jllia's ap- given him until 6 a.m. to get hia borne to Wasbington, D. Brown. Her husbandtb . Fr•:· tm City Ky Juan carlos Onganla as Pres- polnbnent of Brig. Gen. Eduar- out of the 'White House and bad 1 c., from /!1'm'f reserve duty at · preceded ber m de a . m ~ she ' belonged to '111e' First !dent. Dlla was reported going do Castro Sanchez as secretary reeommended thllt be leave Ft. Betming. Officials oaid the Also preceding Church of God the datJIInter Into exile In Uruguay. of war over Onganla's objec- Argentina. trial would be open to the pub- were SLX brothers two sLS· ol lbe late Henry m1 Military fears that oust«! tlons. Uc h openlog arguments be- ters . dictator Juan D. Peron might It was not certain immediate- The generals _and the admlr· l . w en She was 8 reUred postmlo- Sarah Jane Wells FergUIOn. return to power becaUIO of ly whether Dlia was leaving the als were beheved to bave . gm today. IreS&, baving worked at I he She was preceded In death by Ill'•' ~-- to rd lr . t . warned him that be would be ' Hartford Post Olflce fur 30 I her hulbml, W'Llllam .. s .......,, wa ex emLS officLal residence voluotarlly or confined 1 th " is f 1S • to Bee/ · L....,.. Ia 11121 political iJOllpl was prtmarlly under military orders nor waa n e pr on Wlll8' · years. ,,_, · r~le for tbe coup that lt clear where he was 'gotnc. presidents" on Martin Garcia i COLUMBUS - A SWING TO survivors include a number : Surviving ll'e three daugb-l ended his U.month<Jid regime. The army had 1LIU1ouoced laland . II he Insist«! on Ibeef eow-eall operations has ol nieces and nepbews. Friends terll, Mra. Rnbert (l"lora I H. reDLBIDIJlg in Argenlioa. , been made or is In progress on may call at the funeral home Coninl, Hazard, Ky.; Mr<. Mmrk 11 1 OfflcialJ Asking Verdict Returned Dlla did not lesve the official many Ohio l81'Illll, parlicular· from 2 lo 4 ml 7 to p.m. OLL (Venus) Ward, New Haven; ' rosidenc until 7:30 a.m. ly in eastern and southern coun- Wednesday. )Irs RusoeR Bailey Louisville That Bella be Rung For Defendant An army c:oovoy including ties, an agricultural econonnsl Ky : two 80111 Ra•ma ' Stale Treuorer John D. Her- A verdict was returned In seven tanks, three personnel reports. . Melp General Boopttal Aai.iand, Ky.,' m1 bert, Mayor Cbai-Iea Legar, ml favor of the defendant In a carriers and aeveral jeeps ml "We can expect thLS trend to Admilolooa - Nola Brad- L ldns, Detroit, Mich.; OliO IJro. Pollee Cblel Jed Webster, Couoty Common Pleos trucks began aasembllog continue, with production be- ahaw Pomeroy; Bessoe Gilmore Miles Henry FergUSOD, day asked Pomeroy jury trial conduct«! Mon· side the WhitAo House at 5:15 coming even more conceotra~ Rtttland; Jamea Ebllo, Pome- Jr., Cannel City, Ky.; one It ohaemt 1111 Fourth of wtth Judge John C. Bacon a.m., and il was ossumed tlret ed In the easte"'!, and aoulbern Ill)'; Vernon LlWe, Middleport. ter, Elizabeth A. Paul, Mrurlon., ' weekond with the . it was wailing to take lllia . part of the state, said Paul R. DIJciLaraea - Charles Nea- lndi . II andcbildrea hells to herald the of The auit, over .95 of an acre away. I of Ohio State Unlver- oeJroad. Allee RaJrdeD. :IS gr!tchildren . ' WJ: PAY 4% ON SAVINO!! tho Declaratloa ol of land in Olive Twp., was flied The military crisis that has· ally s Ellenslon. Ser;oice: Thorn· , ·- ·---:Friends may call ,t the Foenoe ml to remtotl by Alvin and Allee Mays, Rl. been simmering here for weeks as, an economLSt m hvestock Prullge on Lme psong Funeral Home !rom 1 IIEioiiiBII I'EDBRAL D&POSlT INS1UU:Nal, to drln lllltll over lbe boll- 1, Reedovllle against Hod Chan- came abrupUy to a boll marketing, ssid latest U. S. ROB- to 4 and 7 to t p.m. wedaetday ftl!tlod, ey, RL I, Reedsville. toda t:enSil1l figures show bee! eow NEW YORK - SEN. It llbaped 11111 oburch bells, Members of the jury were Pic:..p 2nd pgh: Troops aetzed numbers In Ohio up !9 pe• cent ert F. IRvs . his pres_______ fire hoase hells ml others itL Keebaugh, foreman; Eliminate Bth pgh: 11 wes from 1959 and 144 per cent from tlge on the line tuday '" a. Dem· · ,. •·c'!l!'i:li the commonllf wt11 toU at e Hoover, Arthur Rum- reported 19M. ocralic pr1msry surrogates ' m. oa Flidly, Jaly I, to . fleld, Edgar A. Abbott, Ken· Hlo sudden showdowiL with , that otherwiSe would lme If remitLtl .motarlltl of the Hager, Wanetta Radekln, the generals and the · Strike Sellled YOked only routine to eurolle atreme cantkitl . Stout, Larry Fltcb, VIr· today appurentiy was NEW YOU _ THE NEWS- Wllb Kennedy to the picture, when OD tht blill'WIYI· These gtnta Nelson, Johu L. Wickline, on by an announcement Guild of New York and bewever, the hotly contested • Santi bills would peal at John Thomaa Wolfe and Rus- dsy night that be hod :"'world Jotirnal Tribune bailie between two StatAl Su· I p.m. 8aiiLrdaY and sell L. Carson. ed Maj. Gen. Caroloo A. Inc today reached an agr... preme Court Justices, Samuel 111:111: ARE. SOliE ANSWEitl ~ QUIITha belklaglag holiday as commander of U Corpo and ~ to end lbe guild' 64-day J. Silverman. baclted by !IFK, 'ftONS ON THIS SENSATIOifAf,. CIUAI- Q. , be clbna•ed at p.m. (EST) Infant Cline Dies placed him under arrest. · -'-·1 the pu:licat•on ml Arthur J. Klem, for lbe ANTE£ PLAN: 1 A. Your builder or July t, when tba 1bills , c bsd lb 1 tl f e aa~w . ' ' Manhattan Surrogate post ovor· ;, iJIWed IJr '1111 I Q. lb:aettr - ..... - · ., ....... !lUI OhfD wtll rlDifour miiWI<S. In Navy Hospllal . aro e r~u a on o formed by the bLggest merger shadows all of the state's ance CompuJ. . '1111 teed Etectrle HeaUnr Plan'! Rodney bean Cline, infant bemg one of IIIia' In U. S. newspaper history. hoary races y Mr& of JOIU' l'UN IU!ICIPTION son of First Class Seaman ml supporters In the army, The oetUemen~ which now pr _ _• _ _ A. Jt will guarantee that the annual operateost with a ing coat of heatina: your home 111ith Flame~ lor llav. C, J. Freddie Cline, expired ::r~"!i:~~p~~hlrey ".:: awaits rallllcatiOn byedmember· N-n You KIIOUI ...... (ti.IOOAtl leu Electtie lhat will NIDifa widllu m~ wbo will he Monday at Navy Hospiial in . i ship of the guild, pav the way vol a spodllo doii&Had-otnt• 1\pN u ....;.. ollbe Rutllllltl Math- Kodiak, Alaaka. disagree~ 'with others over for the publication debut of the Tbe loqeol acorelaa tie Q. lot-ifl.._. ....llla rear fer tlt.t tint 14rN fUJl , ..,. , r his third Survivinl in addition to the the preSLdeota future. World Journal Tribune eompa- lbe major leagues ••• • II · _.;.... wm t. lteld this parents, .;. '.wo aisters, Kim- The generals' opposition . IL)''s three newspapera once an ILml&l Cht<hapotlucl< dlltlter to bqltt at 7 p berly Ann and Dianna Lynn· Oba stemmed largely from hiS accord with two other unioll8 ud aed Bnoldyo 01 S.pl. I m. Tbo receptlDD, 1or both arandparenta. Rodney ani, :;:':'=n~:eg;!f ~.~: to hall been reached. IJII, o1 4 bovrl ml to mlant••· Q. wu ..._ tilll _ . ... , I. 8~ ~:nel ber.;: •. / :1li career opportunities, included vlsory Committee; Miss Mar~ Dr, Richard H. Bohning, assul· lyo Mason, home eceoomic.l ant director of the Center ond June 1966 agriculture graduote associate desn of The Ohio State from Ohio State. University College of Agrlcul- Science Career Day was conture and Home Economies; dueled by the Research Center, IJonald Cudworth, regional su- 'l11e Ohio State University, ml pervlsor of the Sears Roebuck the Cooperative Estenston Ser· Foundatl011, Cbleago; Ceell vice. Sponsors included Sears Rnbinaon ol Radnor, Delaware Roebuck Foundation, American County farmer und chairman Dairy Association of Ohio, and of the Ohio State EXIeoaion Ad- Shaw Barton Co., Coshocton. Where The tb 1 I Wtnf~eld, u~:;JJ :f" I 1 GARDEN 51i~es':,re The ClvU Air Pltrol wtll 1 t.rbeetle Jaly I from II a.m. 'IIIII - 11'1 . - at tile FoJted Rill toke ... WASIDNGTON tUPI) -The CoLuLeelleu! tatimonlal diJLoerl, During hll 3~ boars trip traoce Qkh to at tbe east SonltA! Elhica Committee today , IJdttfllog itL 1961 at wllldL Jlt)llleiiJPI 'lli'Y ml 10111t1i Olltl ol the otr llrtp. l!tl'.er· llloment w1q he tiLe llave,. pressed its Investigation of Sen. ' tben VIce President Lyndon B. times retl8"ed testimony be- t •leW. wood Sky-dlvera, alrplloe rldea Thomas J. Dodd i1oto three new iJobDSOn, 1 longtime Dodtl fore the committee Monda;'. ! et~. ,...~.,..,...,,. RhndH orr ..;.:...::, ::-::l~••u ...:: nh•r(llf'j~ tbe friend. was tbe principal Dodd steadfastly denied .IJliiCOD. ; tlllCt LD 011 ._;.;;._ .;::. elalms tha'. CAP Promotion CoDoeelicut [lemoerat pocket«! Ispeaker. WOek will be from Jllly 1-7. lor his own use some !1JIO,OOO Jotmson also appeared at 0110 a registered .,ent for ' iD t963; this time, VICI German l*nSII. . Everyone Interested bL joilllllg ltL campaign c:oolrlbutlons. After four days of public' President Hubert H. Humphrey, He dlJII)IftMI a strtnc Ill : may contact Norman Weber bearlogll -and 31> hours of : then a senator. gave the maiD dlarges, Jncludtnc the key - : fl' Ed Humphrey. heated denlaiB by the senator 1address. : iD lbe iDYettiplion: That be ~~~;:, lalmself Monday -lbe COillmit· 'I The other two areas under flew to West Germany In Ajli'IU. !1 tee receosed until mid-JulY the . investlgotlon involve Dodtl'• liM, at Klein's request to flrlt phale o1 Ita inquiry, that · relatlcllahip -if any -with the ChiCIIO lobbJ!al to hi&b lllvolvtnc Dodd'• relatioDIILip 1illouraoce flrml dttrlog lbe tlmo ofll<iala ol the !1o1m lOYwith foreign ...nt Jallua Klein. Ibe belded a Seaate in1u1'11L01 ment. . The panel plaooed to reaums lnvesliptlng aubcommittee, : Thro"ihout ltli teelimooy ml bearlnp wbeo Klelll relul'lll ml the loan - 1 Cit trom I' the lhar!> crOSMUtninalloD from a trip to West Germany. DuDbar Allocllta, 1 Dltltl loallted be matlo the eJs. As lor the campalp eonlrlbLJ. ComLeclieut eontra<llng CAREER DAY - Left to rlgh~ C. E. Blakeslee, Sandra Ilona dlarge, lbe money In whlcb bu d- work lor Newlun, Jennifer Blakeslee, Richard Warner, Rndney Wal· question waa relBed at several federal ker, Larry Mont,omery. ltoJd Ongania Succeeds IIlia 'I Dodd Inquiry Moves to .New ) Bantlra Newlun, JeoiLifer Blakeslee, Larry Montgomery, Rodney Walker ml Richard Warner were amonc the more ii..w tiGG 0'-.JG H! club mem~r· atudylog career opporllmilies In physlcll, biological, ml aoclal tcm- at lbe Ohio Alflcu!turll Research ml Development ~ at Woooter lut County CircuLI Court Monday on the sW. llacine. m1 family ml juries were empaneled for loll MovOIDeol1• l:rvlog R Kerr Jr ' three civil actions with one Mr. and Mrs. George Reel ' • ·• trial complet<d and another Oblo River Boats Lock H. Karr to C'?""U R. Norris, Satunlay evening wiU otarted. The lhird trial is och· ~:· OVEC down 7:45 a.m.; Lock Addle W. Noms, 2.30 acres, Mr. and Mrs. James BranoOI !lo/T. ~ . Join Career Day Study or~e~~:~u; ~e~~~ ~I~wt~ii~r~=;: 0!zart~~29c=. ~uttoa. or:;t";~;;M:.t;;B~ cross WJl..UlKE ~ fi.: ~ ~t~!: :~2.\~"~\:,..:, • . . ,... l'v\i~Rel AYOUN~ ~ eduied for Friday. ~t~"u::?:wupa.~~ :~'::;.:14, Johns. ~~':·Mohler, Barr Rawlings I. I. ~~~IT~D The action !rial pitt«! ble up 1:5> a.m.; Lock Joyce M. F'O~ DEVELOPM . llohert F. Smith vs. Ernest Leil!hanoa up 4:40 a.m.; Lock Lots, Pomeroy. 'l 'i _ Property aaqe . . . . _ aa11q,o. L .. III t Joppa S(] .!lty Notes u meigs -24.33; . Pomeroy-llfaBon •" ' ,.. " · 20.53; .... 1 . jii;oio;;;;o;;;;;,- ±II ~~terth: m::l~agu~m~stor:u' Ave.; Sberri 'S. Jarvis, 429 IHOCJ!Jm The San Francisco Giant ~ ~~·· Arlbur c. Preston, r : .; hit lbe 5Z2nd homer of his . . e, Wayne JarviS, Che: · IUustrious careor Monday niJht ~.:.-Sbaron E. Cox. Rt. 1 ' In the spaclllUil, new st Louis ~,; Mrs. James Scott, ark on the b nk · ' Mrs. Fred J. Green, I . and ' s or. the Fruiers Bottom; Mrs. Char- For 3Civil Court Actions · •rdt•·'~ ...;u. r.~!.;~~ r.r.. '••r • .m. -•·· on .....,,_tr. vuq ~- I<S River News c!JtJtJJR-&.t,....~/oJ_, -.., Juries Seated ' t w~ 1 ~ CITIZENS NA °. OPEN A QtECKING ACCOUid' ' \ l ' ! \\ ou~ u:'.,, Tho~ I :'~t Ke~dy ~day!:... _!~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ El.ftiiiiC HM IIQ{.: . IIG t1JST CAllE AITEED BY YOlfl _._.,.., -··-=~~~i:~~~~ :.ik J!.., ..u:t'ciurdl 'lburatlal!:"~ pme - · 11 u.; llttllaDd uti Rocl: • SprlogB Buckhaoooa, W. Va., ~ Mrs. Argentina's universities and to t. lteld at I he Betty Cline, Middleport, great hall the growth of Peronist poRotlatttl olmtdL with lbe bevAda Rmg, Woods· Utica! power in the provinces. eitLtrobel, will erap and tlalsert to be provld0 , and an uncle, Gregg ~ . - - - -·. 111. Eaelt JeriOllla uted to Hlil, Buckhannon. services will Worry of brtog a eoalrlbulion lor lbe be annouoced later by the - r trea to be ~red lbe Rawlings-Costs funeral home. " minister. Slippln9 or lrrltatint7 VISmNG IN MICWGAN Don'tbeom...,.,...bJ..,..ta"' 1 LBGION TO PLAY · Brenda Sue Smith, daughter ~;.f!,Pf:!t.d:f: :f:u~~b1~~ The MeiP Americ&D LegioD of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smitb, ;ar;:;~~}~~-=,0~-l:'! team II .:hlduled to play at 11 visiting ln Trenton, Mich., mnarDblo sense ot added comfort a... 1 -·~ itL " · thls wllb Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bates anc1 aecurltJ bJ' boldi.DI plaW DUll'O .,.....te .,...1 • 30llrniLy.No'""'m'·"""''·'"''...,. •-'•• ot tee1tn1. lt.. _albllnt (non•&old). Wedne~ a .,: p.m. and children. Oe\PASTUTH•.unJ4rUioounw. 'l11e local team wlll be ID Ito new tLIIlforLitl. F' •LSE TEETH PUN IUPPER There wlll be 1 jitney oupper at t1te Letart Falls Community llail Slturdly, July 2 with serv· fitl beglaalnc at 5 o'clock. 'l11e IIIPJlOI' Is BJIOiliOfld the Le... Falls Melhodlsl haeludinl Letart Gnvt, Eut IIILII ml Morse DRIVER I'INIIII Inez Louise Wldtl, Athattl, wu fined flO and coots 011 conVIalton ot l'1IMin& a atop olp and Cltll'lsl 'l'belll, RaciDe, lorfelted 1 fl5 bond on an assured • distance cltatloti in lolldtlleport Mayor C. 0. Flllher'l et)!lrl Mondoy. · _h. . fftll 1118101118 zonalraazarl Q. ()lq,y........ - --! ....... A. When you buy or buiW 11. new hOM with Flaute~s El~trie Beat in"•tt.lled. roa -t.oond _.tbewrl....,.,.-. ..-,.m,-ot~,.,...h-lllo J'lamele-. WQ. Tbe eO&t is deatly sU.ted Ia o opee!A< ololluHed-cenll figuro. 'l'h<a ,... ...., tho-..tbe Ill'"'- If .., - ,,.1..-1_ "''' • .;,. tl10 ftrot III,.. tiLl! - boot<• ,.. ... - , OIICftlb , _lllo-•timal<Td · ,..,. ,_., bote 1Jr .,.,.. oh.. w;;, , _ buildor . . . . . . . hetiiC ........ trill ...... ,... Bo wOtaloo . .h..., odju!t· -- ... -.... --- "l)'llol» ' ..... rod .. )'0011' beat ....... .. The ~ ill ,...,,.,r,.._,.her. ••• FOR BUILDING SUPPLIES ...... --·· ..·--' -~~ oelalllr---· -· ..., -ron. • ,,.... _. Ia tiLo - UA CIL ft. INDIA 1~ I - r l t r wtllt. of Stock Complete Line Building Materi1ls and Supplies In u WtiUIIC. • • Y........,. padl . . .t. ...,, . . ..,,.•• . 5H Our Bithtr ,._ buiW. ar e~ie butinc wllo hoo OIAII.Iiod tbe - .. IJSteln iD tilt fl.eW h<YD\4\ JOU buy~ W baild. Coot Coanntol roo 111alce lllo till[·. ...._ The GuarautM "WiU contallldle •ti- FIRST STOP! Vlalt Our Store. A. • 100'!fo Fnst-1'1101 by FRIGIDAIRE! Fro1t never forms in tho 1t1110Z.Ib. top IJ~Gtr or in the spaclaul refrlpralor ucllnnl • Twin vap!Jble H~drators! • 111 atanp do• bas 3 full· width abelVIII, butter comparlmlnt Fult-wltlllt f!eear - shatf, tool I - Ilea with tr.... • Ploa tht P-r Capsu~ lor luc~tt~Tarms Spaca ,._ Refrlprationl For Your Upcoming ProJects. . COMPLETE LINE OF PEGBOARD- HOOKS & ACa5SORIES HARDWOOD FURNITURE LEGS That You ~Youi'Mif. ChoMe from rei Styl11 ' BA:KER FURNITURE .•. lh:ft .... _.. ., "" -.,;. Com· I I 116'1. WMD J1M1 rmN11 tM ontm.,.''ll -·JL.e. .-,. --"•· twilititr II 11 1tN ' - ' wtdl t. .... law I& Moll LIP to tho ._ 1 lii!Jis ro-. ..,ild• or~~~~~ ..aa .........., Q. ·panatu ... o M•*i•l A . the bui1der er f'.lldric ~=~1= ba.- hie giW'AAtlell Wi--te .&ill are& asrer•• ... . . . _.t-·- -~ •imating or anllllll lllo•liltJ .,~. . a new eonctpt, W guaNnt.eing m44 it • hol.ci M'W . .. Q. ...,..__,_ __.! .-\. Ftuldy, tb .-in buildln ... comuton ._. ~1* •tnWMJ aNi .... zrtrbititr ~·.i!Mt UCL wiiiiJafow iJitill ~ll M J'llll:ulr• 111M Gual'alltM _ ... y-.'1:';= alliiii;J ... - ··'·" ' .. .. . . . . . .Uf IIIIIIW . . . . . IUDGEl *' RECriiiC HEADIG OPWniG COST I f/MIIIIb _,lilflnllliiJ 11 P/eaphaw•IIMIIttl~ltcallon me.! plan IOOI!trniO.tur>·f!~ �, I ·' I. •'i' Late Claulfleds " ;Get~·ExttH &sh}fhe Want' Ad Way - -;,Un AD 1-Dally Sentinel, Pmniii'O)'·lllddloport, INFOIMII tiON GREAT TRADES. LOWEST PRICES u. .111118. ii, liii TWO-WI!LL WUAI.i r -~; • ELECTRICIANS UN CASEY ...... 'Diolt I WANT 1o llulot oD SERVICE CAN1 friendl . ODd aetpbcirl lor their kind.,.., lid IJI!lpatby, at thl death a1 Jl1'f motber, M r L -~~~!? JMn•. Soeclal tha• to Rev. HowaJd Ruppel! llr hit eonsoUiig wordo, Mr t. · Campbell Harper, . org8111!11. the cbolr of MI. Moriah BIPo tilt chureh, Ewlnll Funeral '· Directors, peUbearer•, 1111 all who helped Ia any · WI)'. Elfie Venable, Obio. Clerelan4, Mto Saleo ll57 CHEVROLET, V-1, US ~. ln. motor, % door baJdtop, good tlret!, R and H, WSW, recent overhaul. Call WI 1%17% between f and 7 p.m. Prict !Z75. • :Ill lJle - AAIP THE LATE IAN FlEMM 6~1.0 &E RIGHT HIORE~. - RIGHT WHERIO I lEFT H IM··· IIIJe. lor Sale 10 FT. GREAT LAKES lloUao. troller. · Call Jomea Jeliers, Rt. 33, tiOIDI ·towards lair· arounda or call IIUU52~ • ~itt lv HOWII SCHNEIDER Mile. Sale 1965 GRAVELY tractor, 3D Ill. mower, plow, rldiq 1ulkey, electric starter, IBSO. L. R. O.apman, Dexter. Cal1 eveniatls, NO g.j775. f :t8 3tp GASULINI! ALLEY Auto for Sale 11155 PLYMOUTH. Radio and beater. In good running con· dillon. Priced reasonable. Set Mrs. Lenora Jenkin&, Syra· I 21 JU! euse. I. . -...... ~ ' ·211 lr ART DICK TRACY SOCIAL CAtENDAR WRl . WE'!;£ TI-lEY HAD Ct-IIY FI VE MINUTES START ~rt:> ii-119 POLICE 60Ai IS T\.lt, S::A'bTEST "TH IN~ ON ~ RIVER I W.QSTt-iG T IME ,RE! LET'S ~IT ACK TO l()!,(lf'i; MAYBE (l:T A LINE ON WHO THEi PRE I For lent FOUR ROOM laralabed meat. WY Hili. ~par1- I"EANUTS 4 If Uc TIIREli: ... ,_ ...... .fur. Dlsbed llpiii1Uiii1L All atfll. Ilea plld. .... W\' - Rnrler .,., .IIAifd. Aller I p. m. In· ,..,.. f • Uc oan THREE Uol liar """" fumllb. ed I I I I I - apart0111111. WY~- - 1% 6 Ue I ROOM aad both apartment. IIICJIIft II Nfwell's Sunoco, Chester, Pbclo.! IIIIS-3350. 1 211 tfc NICELY lumished 2 bedroom apartment in Middleport. Ph. 992-38'11. 6 211 3tp TWO TRAILER spaces, llrgo loti, ·. . . , . atiJitie:l, near l)OOII l<llools and churchea. cleu eoiDIDUDiiJ, Ph. m mo. • 7tp 7 . r eiW!Jl r I I u Al'j't'IQIIB l'llrblllliw, -· D!IICJOIIa- c.o or wrtto: ldra. Bow..a Cldl, • •• MaiD Sl , . . . ..,.. • 21 Uc lUGS BUNNY SLEEPING room, ldlebeD 1110. Will allo do ~· in my private home. 41 &lith 3rd Avo., :Middlepoi1. I %1 3tp ·lu!tnc lr-. OLIVER • · ready It work, euHI'riiDn, I bottom plowa aad • Ill dlubie diak. Will lrlilt fiil' ' Pfd41p lruok. Pb. 1•3tA I S2 lie OQ:IIE JWK lr RALPH �, I ·' I. •'i' Late Claulfleds " ;Get~·ExttH &sh}fhe Want' Ad Way - -;,Un AD 1-Dally Sentinel, Pmniii'O)'·lllddloport, INFOIMII tiON GREAT TRADES. LOWEST PRICES u. .111118. ii, liii TWO-WI!LL WUAI.i r -~; • ELECTRICIANS UN CASEY ...... 'Diolt I WANT 1o llulot oD SERVICE CAN1 friendl . ODd aetpbcirl lor their kind.,.., lid IJI!lpatby, at thl death a1 Jl1'f motber, M r L -~~~!? JMn•. Soeclal tha• to Rev. HowaJd Ruppel! llr hit eonsoUiig wordo, Mr t. · Campbell Harper, . org8111!11. the cbolr of MI. Moriah BIPo tilt chureh, Ewlnll Funeral '· Directors, peUbearer•, 1111 all who helped Ia any · WI)'. Elfie Venable, Obio. Clerelan4, Mto Saleo ll57 CHEVROLET, V-1, US ~. ln. motor, % door baJdtop, good tlret!, R and H, WSW, recent overhaul. Call WI 1%17% between f and 7 p.m. Prict !Z75. • :Ill lJle - AAIP THE LATE IAN FlEMM 6~1.0 &E RIGHT HIORE~. - RIGHT WHERIO I lEFT H IM··· IIIJe. lor Sale 10 FT. GREAT LAKES lloUao. troller. · Call Jomea Jeliers, Rt. 33, tiOIDI ·towards lair· arounda or call IIUU52~ • ~itt lv HOWII SCHNEIDER Mile. Sale 1965 GRAVELY tractor, 3D Ill. mower, plow, rldiq 1ulkey, electric starter, IBSO. L. R. O.apman, Dexter. Cal1 eveniatls, NO g.j775. f :t8 3tp GASULINI! ALLEY Auto for Sale 11155 PLYMOUTH. Radio and beater. In good running con· dillon. Priced reasonable. Set Mrs. Lenora Jenkin&, Syra· I 21 JU! euse. I. . -...... ~ ' ·211 lr ART DICK TRACY SOCIAL CAtENDAR WRl . WE'!;£ TI-lEY HAD Ct-IIY FI VE MINUTES START ~rt:> ii-119 POLICE 60Ai IS T\.lt, S::A'bTEST "TH IN~ ON ~ RIVER I W.QSTt-iG T IME ,RE! LET'S ~IT ACK TO l()!,(lf'i; MAYBE (l:T A LINE ON WHO THEi PRE I For lent FOUR ROOM laralabed meat. WY Hili. ~par1- I"EANUTS 4 If Uc TIIREli: ... ,_ ...... .fur. Dlsbed llpiii1Uiii1L All atfll. Ilea plld. .... W\' - Rnrler .,., .IIAifd. Aller I p. m. In· ,..,.. f • Uc oan THREE Uol liar """" fumllb. ed I I I I I - apart0111111. WY~- - 1% 6 Ue I ROOM aad both apartment. IIICJIIft II Nfwell's Sunoco, Chester, Pbclo.! IIIIS-3350. 1 211 tfc NICELY lumished 2 bedroom apartment in Middleport. Ph. 992-38'11. 6 211 3tp TWO TRAILER spaces, llrgo loti, ·. . . , . atiJitie:l, near l)OOII l<llools and churchea. cleu eoiDIDUDiiJ, Ph. m mo. • 7tp 7 . r eiW!Jl r I I u Al'j't'IQIIB l'llrblllliw, -· D!IICJOIIa- c.o or wrtto: ldra. Bow..a Cldl, • •• MaiD Sl , . . . ..,.. • 21 Uc lUGS BUNNY SLEEPING room, ldlebeD 1110. Will allo do ~· in my private home. 41 &lith 3rd Avo., :Middlepoi1. I %1 3tp ·lu!tnc lr-. OLIVER • · ready It work, euHI'riiDn, I bottom plowa aad • Ill dlubie diak. Will lrlilt fiil' ' Pfd41p lruok. Pb. 1•3tA I S2 lie OQ:IIE JWK lr RALPH �,... I . ·Period o., ~neD, lrrr Stout. 011 . ' • 111118 For Camp F I ~ ... I ' ' • "'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'="'"'"'"'=,j MEIG"' THI ..- I WED, •nd THURSDAY June 29-30 were played during the evening ! ments bad been made by with prizes awarded to Mrs. Stansbury for the meeUng. Gere Yost, Mrs. John Foster Mrs. Jam .. Harley gave "TOPKAPI" and Miss Martha Yost. table grace with Miss Nellie MeiJna Mercou~eter Ustinov After the honored guest open- Zerkle, president, presiding. {Color) ed her gifts, a salad course was Guests mtroduced were Mrs. by the hostesses as- M. J. Fry of Cheshire, Mrs. o. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY sisted by their mothers, Mrs.. P. Klein, Mrs. Crary Davis, •ncl FRIDAY JIChap;man and Mrs. Victor ' Jr., and children, Toledo, and ·4AiO~F1~~E Young Sr. to those named above Mrs. Emerson Jones. WORLO" and Mrs, T. M. Cottrill. Miss Mrs. Fry announced Vi:Jcenl Price Mary Jayne Cottrill, Miss Judy flower ahow and tea being _<_~:r) Cottrill and Miss Nancy Yost. l sored by the Valley Belles' "TOMB OF LICOEIA" Sending gifts but unable to at- den Club of Cheshire Vincent Price tend were Mrs. Mark Grueser, July 10 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Elbabeth Shepherd Mrs. Tom Mankin and Mrs. residence of Mrs. Jake (Color) Roush. Third Ave. in Gallipolis and in· FR1DAY and SATURDAY July 1-2 " WILD WILD WINTER" (Tec!mirolor) Gnn Clarke Chris NoE'I "ACOENT FOR H.A.R.M." (TechnicolorJ Wendell Corey SUN .. MON. ond TUES. July 3-4-5 " INSIDE DAISY ~LOVER" (Technicolor) L\:r1 alie Wood Roddy McDowall Colorc•rtoon ALSO OPEN ALL DAY ON THURSDAY TIL 5 PM OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 PM ' Tomorrow •.• AT HARTLEY & NOW! SAVE BIG AT OUR ANNUAL ..• I s u the Middleport club mem-~ Announcement wa• made of of entries and subject bera In attmd. the flower show to be held In rootlet. Miss zerkle announced the <onjunction with the Meigs Pro~r<sa ol the beautlflea. nht• ••,.,.i•tlnn a/ Garden ICountv Fair this rear In Aug- l1on ell the triaJ!Cie park at the Clubs conventJon to be held ust A meeting wiU be held Frl· jUDctton ot HOllie ., ano ur.wu August 31-115 at the Netherland- day eveolng In Ill• Middleport St., was reported. Hllton In Clnclnnati and lillted Gas Office on matters pertain- MI-A. Wllllam Morris, pres!the many events plal!ned at the lng to the flower ahow. The denl-<"lecl, and Mrs. James convention to interest garden theme for the shOw wDI be Harley, reported concerning club members. A note of appre- "My Fair Lady," according to the club's a88lstance with plans elation was read from the Gal- Information received from the for houiJing the .members of the Opolis State Institute for gifts ·eonuntttee, and inot'e IDforma- Wind Sympbony coming m for the patients. tion will be gtvl!n later as m Pomeroy July 27-28. cia'' Funeral SertJice Held Oft Saturday Robert Mitchu"harroll Baker (Technicolor) - and- NOT DPEN :\lark Richman I M M ER SHOE Funeral services were condueled Saturday at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Kate Rife Matthews, 81, who died Tuesday, June 21 at the Etmwond Rest Home. She formerly resided on VIne Su...t In Middleport. The ~rviees Mr. and Mrs. Fred held at the Miller Funerhaum returned home Monday, al Home In GaiUpotis with the alter a weekend visit at Rev. Chester Lemley ofUciatnoldsburg, with their son lng. Burial was In Gravel ltlll daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Cemetery at Cheshire. Jack Rosenbaum and family. She Is survived by a Rister, They were accompanied home Emma Matthews, Athens: and by Barbara, susan, JoAnn and 8 foster son, George Rope of John Rosenbaum, who wIll Coolville. She was preceded in spend a week with their grand- death by ber husband Baker parents. Matthews. Pallbeare;s were Wayoe Matthews Ross MatMiss Linda Schuler a n thews David M~tthews and friend, Miss Beverly ' Frnd •T 1 of Columbus were ay or. guests of Miss Schuler's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Horwr Mr. Horrir Schuier. About Pomeroy I ' -,., of. ~eeting Buffet Smorgasbord Highlight Ellzabe)b, W. Va. where KeUb Goble and Mrs. John light membe" of the they wDI spend two weeks on a Fultz, Jeadera of the troop. illeport Girl Scout Troop camplq trip. Fltn<b for the Sund•y for Camp Sanely Bend, camp were. raised by the troop in several projecls. Penorwl Shower ir A bullet smorjaobord i' Tboae going Include Jennifer Gillen Mir• FOiter ed In the sp•clous C & TD~ Goble, Shar6n Glaze, Robin Mrs. Garen Stansbury .,.;~ Mills, Jane Gilkey, UeliO>< ;~ ••. l:>ii..< :;;.:..~" ;;;;~ : -,.! '"" ,,_ ~-~~·~ Pomtra,, Otato key, Anita Fultz, Joyce,_ ~~~i;: I·Mrs~·- Dale Justis entertained J MJddlepor~ Garden Club . and Brenda Edwards. p, a personal ahower last Monday evening. LA~:H~~~E 1 :0~~:HT taking the group include at the home of Mrs. Stat- A wove rden basket held INVISIBLE BIKINI" naker'a mother, Mrs. Marie :gat 1 - TechilicolorChapman, bonorlng Miss Sal- ::::w':ano.'~:• but~ ta~':::"".: rommy Kirk-Deborah Walley ly Foster. . .. a Boo·i, Karloff Gifts were placed on s table mdlvldual arraqements ~::;~;:~:•• , TONIGHT with yellow cover and centered ~~I :•ta;e:bl cen~r"'!.t with a bride doll, encircled 00 P ac 1 the e eryar d· T~~ "MISTER MOSES'' with yellow sweetpeas. Games 00 u m:: ; Slansbury on bebaU of the boa~ i~a iwuu::. z.;~!.-.:;: .::: swered roll call by nam!PI I historic: place In Ohio and Famoua Botannlcal · Gardelll. Tbe chioken dinoer.·was lle!'ved and prepared by· tile bostosses, Mrs. Mas Roller, Mrs. James Arnold, Miss Nellie zertie and Miss Hallle Zerkle. tn About Mi.ddJepo ~.. rt ' , Mrs. Emmett Cray bas retutned to ber home In MiddlepOrt from Akron where she spent the winter with her daugbter. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kelly . . have returned from Columbus .· First Uruon vtctory in the where they have spent tits past War Between the States was week villlllng with rclaUves In- the battle of Phlllppl, June 3, eluding their sons and families, 1_81!_ 1_. _ . . . : . . . , _ - ' - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly and Mr. aoo Mrs. Mark Kelly and sary, lamUy and Mr. Kelly's brother, Mrs. Crary Davis, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kelly. d!lldren of Toledo, Ohio are d guesls of ber mother-in-law, ndMrd an.ht;'\Erbmerson J~nted es Mrs. Crary Davis and Miss Lea au..- r, • ara, VISI Inore Giles On 70th Birllulny Sunday in Columbus with their · Miss Mary Ann Fields of daughter sod son-in-law, Mr. Mrs. R0!1'8ld Place aod clllllumbus and Miss Patricia Orris Harris was guest of and Mrs. Lee Davidson. dren of Elbridge, N. v. are here Fields, student nurse at honor at a party Sunday •ven. for a visit with ber parents, Mr. zer Hospital, spent the lng at his home, Minersville, in Earl McKinley a~d Harold and M... Harry lloudaahelt and end with their parents, Mr. observance of his 7oth birthday. !:,l'es.gr~dua~hFrlday from daughter, Miss Freddta Houda10 Manpoyer shell. Mrs. Joseph Fields, sr. and son, Birthday cake and Ice cream u e~ Jeffrey. were served to Mr. and Mrs, and TechaniCal center at JackPaul Harris and Sberri Eugene son, OhiO. They have compte~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueser Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson I Ailsa and Eric Mr. a~d Mrs• ed the BOO hour training course and her sister, Mrs. Bentz Wolle were overnight guests Sunday, · Mason Fishe; and Barbara: Ia ~echanlcal drafting. Mcl\in- of Pomeroy visited Sunday with of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carla and Gordon, Mrs. WUiiam ley " .the son of Mr. and Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snyder ry. Fisher Mr and Mrs. Lewis 0. E. McKinley, Mlddleport.,· m Parkersburg, W. va. ' .· Wolfe Is married In the former Mrs. a.ne Walker and chll- , HarriM aM, 'IMtomeRorsvilhle; MdrG. and carol Hudson, a teacher in the , Mldrr. and Mrs, Lloyd Davy and dren, Athens, were Sunday rs. 1 n ua an regory RuUand Schools. clll en, Junmy and Mary ot guests of her mother, Mrs. and Sandra and .Mrs. Ernest . Groveport visited several daya Clyde AndreWll and Mr. Harrta, Syracuse; W111iam Flab- Mrs. Dav1d . Entsminger, Mrs. last week .with Mrs. E. M. drews and helped her mother er and son, Willie, ~elpre ; Mr. Lawrence Milhoan and her Wood. While here tltsy vlalted celebrato her birthday. and Mrs. A. C Rickard, AI- house guest, Mrs. Flossie Wise- &eVeral place! In West VIrginia Mrs. Charles Eskew return- bany; Mr and Mrs Ed Noon, miller of Columbus, •,trended and the area. eel borne Monday after 8 vlslt Columbus; and the honor.-! the RuUand classmates reun- Mr. Lionel Boggs, Middleport, at Chicago ru with her da'*h- guest and Mrs. Harris. ion held Sunday at the RuUand and Mr. Edward Tewkshary, ter and a;,._l;,_law Mr 1 n d Methodist Church, During the Wellston, have returned !rom Mrs Jerry Fields 'and '800 \V'ages In the United Stateo llternoon they also called at a business trip to New York In ~ and Mrs Clarence An- are highest in the Pacific the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd the Interest o! the Middleport drew; and Su,;.n and Ray- Coast states, according to 1 Thomas who were observing Department Store and the WOIImond visited Saturday ,.vening, IIUI'Vey. their golden wedding annlver- lston Slore. at Rolland With Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hatfield. MIBB Barbara FiBber Is spendIng a week at Belpre with her brother and •lster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Fiaher and son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher are spending two weeks at tbelr home, Minersville. Mrs. Adolph Grueser returned to her home, Minersville, alter spendlq several weeks at Middleport with ber daughter, Mrs. Clara McMasters. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noon of Columbua are spending their vacation at their borne, Minersvllle. s.fti-Orlp• Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush and Gregory and Sandra Bathtub Mats Syraruse, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rickard of Albany were Sunday dllUier gueots of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrew!. Miss Peggy Folmer, who Is employed at Thompson, I! spending a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer. Mrs, Betty Folme:r and chlldreo, Shells, Donnie and Owen returned home last week after • Yiait at Hartland, New Brunswick, with ~·er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jobo ParsonJ who accompanied them home for 1 visit. •1'11111 hold ....... - Mrs. Marie Chapman and faco for quick 011d co•plote dralaap daughter, Mrs. Bruce Stalnaker spent Sunday at Belpre with Mr. and Mrl. Ray Hines and the group enjoyed a cookout at Lake Veto. Roy Davis and daughter, Mrs. James EdwardS and son, Jlm· my of Pontiac, Mich. are the guests o! relaUves In the area. ~~ ~ • OHIO . WEDNI::)I)AY I JUI>it ;t;I ; ;.:..:, V~ffi~~X~VI~II~N0~.~5~1------~=----:~~--~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~~~~~,.-------,r;.-~1t~l ward P. . ' MAKES REPORT Miss Marcia Karr, lay delogate, gave a report on the 111nual Ohio M~hodisl conference at Lakeside, sunday moi'mng, during the worsblp service. The organ prelude by Miss Rose Ann Lisle, followed by the pfocesslonal hymn, opened the service. The anthem, "Pitol Me" was presented by the cllolr. Tbe Rev. Wendell G. StuUer hod lor his sermon, Glory In God, Illiq as his text, Roman• 4:20. .. . "' . . p.. ~ IJJ , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .•.-----;;~~;;:;;;;;.; ' ' . .. · At. ODDd and enttneJ\;~- O.~fo ~ ='~J=~=·~--=·~O~I~,T~b~H-·~,.N---~~-~~-A-~--~~~~~-----·; ~~~ --~--~~~~ esa group and tits club lor her boapllallly In hav!J18 the din1119" • e Miss zerkle alBO thanked Mrs. . ~ ·~ Howltlll com~ty !!i;J hrlsty, Meigs ellil!*r alnce 19114, wao kllle( tuesday about noon I>Y a t5,ti\IO pound tandem asphalt roUer tn the city ol Belpre. The rtiad building equiJ> meul, operated by Mr. Christy oil I!Iemierhasseti-Ave, went 'liver an embankment and rolled on top of the victim. · Tho roller belonged to t b e B~ktop Belpre, which was ewned In a parlnershlp by the late Meigs county engineer and b1a aon, John. Washington County Corooer Kenneth Owens ruled Mr. Christy, 6li, died of a crushed ebeot and abdonlin. 'tbere apparently were·no witnesses In the accident. Belpre Po!Ue Chief William Locke said It appeared the roller went of! the outer siluth edge of the small embankment where Mr. Qnilty was workIng, It was reported thel a secUon Ill dirt aavo way, causing the roll~ In go 'over tlle embankment and turn over. Mr. Christy, a resltlenl o! Braun Road In Belpre for the past several years, was appolnled Meigs <011111)' engineer In 19114 He was elected In a lull tour'-year term that fall. He began serVIng In 1965. Tile deceased oecured his oducallo In the Muskingum schools and alao went In college there, He was a 19rmer deputy county entJineer In MU&kingum county, a planning engineer for the state regional highway ~t, and a division deputy director of the State lllghw•y Department at Newark. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church In Marietta, the Meigs County Trustees Association, the County EJ181neers Associ.. tion, secrclary of the Belpre Development Co., and a member of the .Lafayette Lodge No. '19, F & AM of Zanesville. Born In M111kingum county on January 14, 19111, Mr. Christy was the son of the Ia t e Bernard D. and Maude Shipps Christy, He had lived in the Marietta and Belpre areas for the paBI 18 years. SUrvivors are his wiffl, Mrs. Edith Christy: one son, John, Martella; two daughters, Ml'\ Robert IMarilyo) Schafer, Jr., Marietta, and Mrs. J o b n (Joanna) S<boonover, Bay City, Texas: one brother. Donald, o1 Zanesville, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Spencer Funeral Home in Belpre with Revs. Emmett Harrell an d A. 0. Jones officiating. Friends may call at tits funeral borne after 7 p.m tnday. Vital WORLD U. S. Warplanes Penetrate Hanoi's Inner Air Defense j' '. Starts Wednesday Morn June 29th at 9:00AM All Nationally Advertised Brands! ALL SHOES ON OPEN DISPLAY FOR YOUR EASY SELECTION! JACQUELINES •.. CONNIES .•• PARIS FASHION DATE BOOK... 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