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OHIO TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1966 -~~ ~~~~~~::~~:_--------------------------------~~-=~=-~----::~--------------------------:::::::---------------~~------~--~~ VOL XVIII ... • '. -------------------,;1~ .-. . 0 Deem, Wolfe, Seven At Least 23 Administrators Or Teachers Not Returning In Southern Local District at .. la More than 9.5 Inches Rain Hits Sandusky Resignations of Local Superintendent Ronald Deem , and High School Principal Donald Wolle, ~nd ~even teachers were read and accepted Monday mght In a s eclal session of the Southern Local Scljool Board. P This raised the total number of teachers m the sys· By United Pre" lnternaUonal developments. 'the WOI'JI we c.,. ~-" tern who wiil not be returning to classes thiS fall ~o at Thuoderslorms hJt bard in Many buJ!dmgs had as much 1 Besides the rain tbe lhunder11east . Several others who will not return :rubmitted northern OhJO today, dumpmg as SIX feet of water by the lime s\Jlrms brought with them ball 23 Honeymoon, 1or 3 letters either of resignation or retirement m earher more than 9 s mches ol_ waoor I the rain appeared to have srop- and llghtnlng, whlclt caused bo d sessions • on the Saodusky area w less , ped at 9:4S a.m. Low-lywg numerous r...s allbDu&h 110 ..,. 1' . WASJUNGTON -. FOR LU· ar Deem, a n~tive of Parkersburg, will leave Southern than eight hours. j streets and underpasses were ious ones were reported. " Bames Johnson, Jl will be Local after completion of his first year in the system on MR. WOLFE MR. DEEM A slate of emergency was 1completely underwater, and 10 AI Providence Hospital tbl a honey~oon for three A Se· Jul 31. He also resigned his dulles as Purple Tornado dectared and a troop of the one place a small bus was com· I groond floor wu flooded oul cret Semce agent wdl be tag- hei'd football coach. Oh1o Nabonal_ Guard called out, pletely submerged. Iand all movable equipment wu gmg •long. High School Principal Wolfe, ers, were not re-employed by I olt as elementary teacher. Ibart to the parents. although no m)unes were re· A two-foot deep stream was taken to the II«<Dd floor. The law says the "Seer~! a veteran of 29 years as a' the board. The wives ol Popp Several parents of children : Charges and counter-charges Iported as. a result of the heavy reported flowing sw1ftly down \ "The water ill up to Dl1 Semce Is lo protect the Pres1· her in Southern Locat \and Russell, who were both who attend classes Ill southern by spectators and board mem· flondmg m Sandusky and Per-~ Ohio 250 and the Highway Pa· knees," one oune said. 1 ienl and his "immedtale faml· Se~~l District has been bJred , workmgontemporarycontracts, local schools were present at l bers !Jlled the room JUSt pnor kms Twp. trol reported U.S. 6, 61, and 12 The heavy rain abated aomely," and the way the agency~ commercial'teaeher in Pom~ j are also not expected to return the session. Some urged tne .to adjournment. Among them Heavy rainfall was also re-·elosed dw~ to high water. what around 10 a.m. but was ~sit, Luci's marriage ~? Pa· eroy High School by the Meigs as teachers. board to make a commitment I were. remarks ~hen Stobart en- ported in Bucyrus· and Port City officials ordered all fire- still coming down, and the w.eatriCk J. Nugent on Aug .• ~ do~~· Local Board oll Education. BOARD IDRES as to whether all the vacancies . tertamed a mohon for ooe of the 1 Clinton, which had more than men \Jl duty and called out all ther bureau predicted that 'oon't change that status. Luc1 s Other teachers whose resigwould be filled pr•o: to the be- o.ther board !llembers to replace three inches. available emergency eqmpment. 1cUBional" thli;Ddershowers could personal preference would he nations were accepted by the The board, by a 4-1 vote, , ginning of school m late Au- ' him as preSident of the board. They deseribed tbe storm as · be expected m the 11re11 clurJI>a !or more privacy, according to board Monday night, in addi· last night employed Robert W. gust. : No motion was made regard- Hou"'s and businesses were persons from suburban hoD!ing the rest of the day, • While House aide , but she will lion to .peem and Wolle, were . Shaver as new instrumental In- One parent, among about 40 ing the suggestion that another flooded and Erie County Sher· not bave a ~ay in the matter. Mrs Vinas Lee hlgb school Istructor. Shaver, a Gallio coun- spectators present, said he had I member accept Stobart's Job iff's deputies were evacuating teacher; Mrs. Beity Deem, high ty resident, was hired with the been advised to send his child : of presJdent, and Mr. Stobart Churchmen Hopeful school teacher; Mrs. June Lee, prerequisioo that he becomes - a senior to anoth..- school if agreed to stay on, at the sugges· GENEVA _ CHURCHMEN guidance counselor and ele- certified by the stllte. some guarantee were not made lion of some persons attending. from 90 nations began farreach· mentary ooacllers Jean Alkire F' h by August I that there will Present at the special session <Ig dlscussiol18 on Christian so· Lawrence Wolfe, Donoa !ld~ · Board Membe~ Jobn. "b: be teachers available \Jl teach 1were Board President Stobart, d Mary HilL Icast the Siugle ssentmg • classes that are required for · Clerk Paul Beegle, and Board lotions to the Ills of mndern so- anWilma Henderson Casto, high lot ID the employment of Sha·l graduation. I members Otis McClintock, How' •iely toclay in the first major ver • d · H H'll d forum on world social problems school secretary, also submit· • ' "That is you folks' decision, ar Emn, arry I ' ao In 30 years. led her resignation and ii, like· "Do you think this Is good I said Board President Joe Slo- 1FISher. was accepted. busmess," srud FlSher, 1'hiring F ,1 . t · About 400 delegates, lnclud- wise, Teachers of last year in the frrst man who applies." 1 Rhodes is Offering """""""''""',_"""'*&.~'11 our "eigs coun Y men eslng representatives from the So h Lo I h 1 ed Th bo d I 1 ed Salisbury Township trustees caped injury in three separate WASHINGTON (UP I) - Lawmakers who I P eDt "all•an •nd the Sov,·et Un1'on ut ern ca w 0 res gn e ar a so emp oy Addt'ti'onal Aid auto m1'shaps '1onday. If "' "" ' arl1'er were Otho SmJ'th, a~,·- Donald Van Meter, a native will soon have a contract with ~~ I t k' 0 · I tl ba k h lth th were on hand for the 12-day Jeao Hanun, of CWton, W. Va., and 1961 COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Gov. Middleport ro cover calls ro The sheriff's department said wan: :erence considered a new La Wllso h . al educa d te f wan a HI'gh ed fires In Sallobury twp., out· Clarence David Mcintyre, Min· t f th ·n y· t N but on! after we wm · iL In interfaith collaboration. The . rry Da n, WP.thYSIC .• gra ua o d f bamall h James A. Rhodes \Jlday offer ersville, lost control of his ve· ou o e war I Ie amIllY World Council of Churches, spon· lion; nny 1 erspoon, m· School, as hea oot c:oac , \Jl advance the federal govern· side the village 11mlts, II was This was the top issue on the minds oi their eonsti· ·~of the session, hopes \Jl ham· strumental music; Maxine replacing Mr. Deem. Van Me~ meot :w per cent o( the 70 per aanouuced today. hicle at approximately 6 a. tuents, the legislators reported In response to a UPI sur· -· Win•ett, s~ial education and er who expects to secure bi! 11 111 The trusooeo are apprecla- m. on County Road 32 as h_e vey todayy, though there was comiderable CllDcel'll 011 rate mer'oilt :ideas for a new social -... ·-' ' cent pBI'ticlpa an .-..h·• t rr h about high prices open housing government ..,..nAln« · elementary reachers· Ida Dlelll degree from Marshall UDiver eff ''- A-·•--•· live ~~ tile Middleport Fire' '"""" = down •w urn •ospel of Christian commitment R ' • ort to get ""' '""'"'"''Ian h t H -• ·-.::~· ~====-=·~r-::-a= • ose Easterday Anna Cha~ s1'ty ,.,_ ,.,m....,. taught Eng n--•-' · u Department baa never refus- c_ar ea er· e veerw off the and tight money. ' 1 ow eal with a host of problems . ' . • ~ ' • Regional '""""'"''"on to gh id 0 f th d sh to d edu 1· h m the Southern • -·a! Sy ed \Jl an<wer rails during tile rt t s e e roa • eer· Over and over constituents said. man. and spec1al physical raised by techholo~ . . stem IS """ • Ohio's Appalachian highway ro "' and socialI Icalion teacher David Gillen. last year. be built as a four-lane road in period there has been no con· ing off a utiIity pole, roIU ng expressed the hope that the One oft.lllflllkme4 domestle revolution since World War 1 Those who retired, and whose Van Meter was employed for tract. The tru•tees have a con· down a lO fool embankment, bombing of military facilities in Issue W88 tisht moaey. emerging nations, civil rights, 1resignations were approved ear· a salary of $5,400 which b $700 major areas, 1 tract with tile village of Pom· and coi!Ung ID rest upSide North Viet Nam ordered last automatio~, _poverty and popu· ' uer by the board, are Lawrence in addition ro his base pay of Rhndes last month offl!red to eroy, down. month by Presldent, Johnson, a~~":n~:me," s:"~w"'~ lallon exp OSJons. Rose, Florence Circle and Cora $1,700. advance the government the 77 ,.1, ho Lee D J 18 would hasten the wars end. s~•·,..~ ~ u- ..., "bill Webb. Others employed last nlgbt by entiru cost of the Appalacllia ' &i!B ' Lo~~oB~~om. lost c~~~:~l of "The people in my district theb:-~ more ChUdren Die Math Teacller Michael Popp the board were William Me· Way to expedite Its construe· his auto on county Road 28, want this war_ \Jl end and tbey ap:.nai:e about bow ti&hl MIAMI - MRS. GERAL- and Latin Instructor Richard Whorter of Huntington, ao Eng- lion, but tnday'l offer is Ill ad· ~ and slid down an embankment see a break m the stalemate b, dine Luke left three ol her · Russell, both high school teach- !ish teacher and William Am- dltlon \Jl that. came ro rest in a small gully; through the bombing," ~ moaey · children waiting in her car Mon· and 8 two car collision was re- Rep . Frank M. Clark, D-Pa., m A number oJ ~ ~Y when she viBited a medical ported at the intersections of a typical comment. said lheir CODStiluenls wert stlpply bouse to give a pint ol Routes 124 and 143 . Cletis Dal· The President's s\Jlck bas fmdlng it bard to Jet Joel, and blood for which she was paid ton Rutland the driveT of one gone up "about 1,1100 per cent" others complaiHd about blcJ!a" llours later when she I A Portsmouth man was ca:, said dido'! see anolh· since the bombings began, he !Dterest rates. "' er vehicle driven by Paul Wal· returned wthe car, ber children· It was all In day's Dylug for About t a.m. nearing Chlca· kee where Mrs. Pickens, who to Gallipolis municipal court lace, Dexl..-, as he, Dalton JamiiS t, Barbara 3, and Joseph WW II Pilot Ray R. Pickens, go, three rowering and mean- bad been visiting relatives, was July 15 by the Stale Highway polled off 143 onto 124 Into the m were dead. Middleport physician, who ear· looking tornado funnels were taken aboard to return home. patrol afoor his car crashed in· path ol the other car. No ar· Police said the children died ly Sunday detoured around a directly in their path. By radio Relurning Monday afternoon, w the back of a Meigs county rests were made. Df either suffocalion or heat three-funnel tornado near Chi· they learned they had better gel again faced with low ceilings man's car at 2' to p.m. Mondoy atroke in the closed car. A med- cago to land at Gary, Ind., five down at Gary, within 15 min- and scattered stonns they flew on Rt 35 one mile north of ical examiner estimated that minutes bPJore lhe winds utes. In 10 minutes they were a great circle route, via Cincin· Gallip;,lis.' Ralph Welker, Meigs county repreMDtaUve, urge4 In the 91kiegree heat, temper· struek. down and five minutes later naU and upriver ro get into Carl E. Colvin, 53, Portsmembers of the Pomeroy Chamber oi Commerce Mon· ature Ill the car reached 130 Dr. Pickens, with a passen- the wind struck, uprooting Athens. mouth, posted $27.50 bond to day to attend the flood control bearing tblll Tbursc!IJ •11 D Ids 1 f at the Rutland elementary school. -arees. g"'jdiWi ~met . C~if , ~~~so o trees, and moving everything ., 11 was nothing,. the pilot appear on a charge of failure Welker, speaking following the Chamber's DOOD MJ epo ' s ou or wan· not attached seclftly ro the . ' ro stop withm the assured clear luncheon at Bailey's Restaurant in Pom~, said reprekee, Wise., early Sunday from ground assured Childs. Chllda. a con- distance. sentatives of the Ohio Water C(VJ!mjssion w!ll eonduet More Blood, Tear• Athens airport wbere Pickens' · firmed groundling, wasn't so Tbe patrol said that Charles the hearing to determine if fiood control Ia Deeded 1D WkHUNGTUN - DEFENSE Bonanza Is quartered. Monday they got to MUwausure. D. Salser, 51, Racine, headed Secretary Robert s. McNamara the Leading Creek south, had s\Jlpped behind a shed area of Meigs county. wu named by C rl C Prosldenl oays tbe Viet Nam war will recar making a left turn in\Jl 0. "The attendance of Jack Carsey and Coullly Camquire more American men and Kan Harbor· Behind him, C<>l· available for this 3 p.m. muDity Imprvvement Corponplam!s, and, despite U.S. mili· vin falled \Jl stop. There was ing will help," said Welk..-. lion Presldeut ll'l'ed Qow to tary aalns, there will be no ear· medium damage to both cars. AJ Leonard, !966 cbeck on a posalbll lndustrlal ly end to the fighting. No one was injured. ehalrman, expressed his site near Pomeroy lllat bU 'Die secretary also told a The accident was the first elation \Jl all persons, rall facilities nearby, Monday news conference that !Dvest1gated by the Gallipolis lions and businesses for Appearance t1 the Olambelthe cost of the U.S. mU!tary ef· patrul post Ill si• days, tile last belp alter tt was backed Amtrk!an Wind fort Ill South Viet Nam is now being on July 5 . that the three-day event oay ill Pomeroy OD July 17 about •• billion a month and A patrol arrest Monday was apparenUy a financial IIIIIIOUilced &Dd It ..., rijdW "oo doubt this will contioue to Edward S. Croy, 46, Nappanee, A committee of William Grw!bat C of C members are reo increase... Ind., overlenglb vehicle, bondDONALD SMITH ser, Ted Reed and Bob Gant spoN[ble fur ralsini fJ.IIliG to WORLD 1 I Lil<l Hidt'twur. (ht•)o!t'r, has emnplt•tNl a ~ourse in ('osnwtoic·~~· and ad,·an('t' hatr 'ity ling at SnuUwrtun - i\1arly Bt•auly ,\t·:.uh · m~· - .Sht• 1:-i 110,, empiO)("d at the La Ft•rnnw Bca.uty ~ Hop in lldprt•. I m U1h!WW 'ni1-§ 1 TONIGHT thru TUESOA Y "HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE" J ul'k Lt•nt ' •n \ t r ll :l I L ·i tTnhni tu ll•r ' - and"DEAR HEART'' Gl {'llll F un! (;t·rnldint• l '.l;:.! P I ' MEIGS THEATRE I Pomer·oy, Ohio ' TONIGHT thru TUESDAY I I " A PATCH OF SLUE" S;dr t . ·~· Pu l 1t l' l' Shelly Winters ~~ghn. ~ullure; '• J I Color Cartoons Wtdnes day & Tttursday Ju ly 13-1 4 NOT OPEN I July IS -1 6 "KING RAT " St" ',ll Fea t Jr etle Tom home:~: v'::ter:e~ou~~ ~tes~~':.':.~y ~~~~~~e, .::Ve,;~:r:. ° " FRiDAY & SATURDAY ( ; t" l A merzcans • Want Four Escape ln]"ury t"n Out, But Only Three wrecks Afit er Victory I' Cuurten.:~y I I SPECIAL! I DOUBLE OUR SALES! ty. Tom Kincaid, a student I at. Ohio University, visited over the : , weekend with his grandmother, i Mr s. John Kincaid and Mr. and Strongest Frigidaire Washer Protection Plan ever ••• backed by .,__1 General Motors! One·year Warranty for rep air of any defect Without charge, plus four ·year Prgtection Pl an for furnistuna replacement for any de· f ecti ve part in the com ple te transmission, d tt\1 8 motor, or 11r1• capaetty FOR NEW DEEP CLEANING! Modtl Wll war.,. pump~ JEf.Sir.Pl£ ROllER-MAne MECHANISM! NO GEARS! NO PULLEYS! NO BELTS! , that Mr s. Iva Wa rd is serious- , I, ly ill at Doctors Hospital in Co· . ' lumbus. Ohio. Mr. L. W. McComes visited $1.00 i Comas, 0' • 15-p;.,., of Ch;'''" • Re~:~l Ch.cken Glavy • tlo! R~:~Us $3 ONLY 75 Me-l who is slightly impro\•· • ed from a recent illness. I I Th e Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mcintyre ol Springfield, Ohio, 1 I were weekend visitors with her , 1 mother, Mrs. Robert Coats. I Miss Dianne Criswell, student I nurse of St. Joseph's Hospital , in Parkersburg, W. Va., spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey, doo, Hunlington, W. Va., visited O\'er the weekend with their parI ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brew- 1 ington, and Mr. and Mrs. Luck- 1 eydoo. New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Cl"" Kerns and daughters, Joyce and Judy, of C<>lumbus, Ga. visited re~ntly with her mother, Mrs. William Robson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wheel· er of Nevada. Ohio, visited recently with h..- groodmother, Mrs. Ernest Burton. Thursday the group were joined by Mrs. Ivan Grove of Cheshire for a POMEROY, 0. trip to llawks Nest In West Vir· i and SJOO Choose now from this choice selection or womens cotton sleeveless blouses In bright prints, stripes and solid tones. All easy-care Order More .4id fabrics. Some no press material. Regular Sizes 30 to 38 tnd Extn Sh11 40 to 44 • Jet ·Away li nt removal! No lin t trap to ci P.an. • Jet Spm €ets cl othes wonderfully dry- saves heavy !itt1ngl • Automatic Soak Cycle \ loosens dirt, gri me! Even LHI With r ..do! BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,~--------------~ ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE PHONE 992·5432 ~----------------------------~gJrua. 1 We Are Having Our Custom Drapery Sale Now In The Drapery Department On the 2ncl Floor Elberfelds In.Pomeroy ''~· I ' ....~·~ - ---- _.,,_. ... .,. _. . --·--~ ,. ..,!';~sl:~ ~e said·- '------------------------------------------~--~~ ' cit·~ SAIGON (IJPl) -Communlsl groundflre '!'be pOol parachut· Sooth on Monday alone. Friend, Long Bo~ . • .-. Ire tom·, Fred Elizabeh Well, Pomery; North VIet Nam sent mlssUe- ed ro earth and wu presumed The conl!Dued !allure of u~ Dal Teal rd p rtland. Vivian llr!Dg MIG21 jets aloft and captured. Sovtekupplled SAM mlsslles Am• tt ~ 0 ' launched at least aeven surfPhlek POol Oat supported Air Force reports n~bar,ea _ Harold Will. to-air (SAM) rocketa from tbe In air actloD today, a U.S. that tbe U.S. baa dovtsed a Blrlh Mr and Mrs Dale 1 pound Ill a desperate bid to Navy n Crusader jet w8ll system to nullify lhe missiles, · • lllop a 101-mlssion U.S. air raid, downed Ill Dames to miles east known \Jl pilots u "flying Tealord, a son. American military apokesmen of tbe vital pori of Halpilollg, telephone poles." nJNDS TRANSFERRED said taday. but a rescue bellcopter plucked An Air Force spokesman said All of the m!lsDeo wen wide tbe pilot to safety from a the lyslem wu a comb!Dation ol w: of tbelr targets as U.S. Navy mountain , IIIIIIIDiil The U.S. of "teclmlque, tactica &Dd I I animal I · o1 TIUAL DATE SET and Air Force ~lanea pounclocl military eommand Issued DO electronlca" wbleb appanntly men an c BliD LE!!AN'OH, Ol!to <UP!) - A supply and COmlntllllcattooa otber IDformatloD on today'l jam tbe radar wblch ftldos lbe fll3 to Ida Denison wen apSepl • l~trJ lrlll will be 1IDea in tbe Not1b Monday. 'lbe Jwnblnp. SAMa. proved dur!Dg lbe n~~~U~ar meet181d lor Pattie Scott of Ore- number of mlnlonl oae.. c Ia-~ lint time such a figure ny a MlulIDg of tha Meiss County ~ aonla,; Ohio, organizer for the more, 111r1keo by a IIDII• plane wu~· .Niealed, opkeamen taday Air Force pilou new a missioners Monday. IW ~ KJaol!, on a charge of """'~ tbl re<ord 111 Npolted tbal L71 Amerlcln mlsaiOIIS Monday wldlo Navy luleifl\1111& will!~~ . . . mlsitoiii &."!~ bJ u.s. pl.- belklotl~• 111ve biea 1o1t 1 ruen new ' 11. · 'nle planes N0111 fou KJIOIII meal ~- carryiDg out lbelr lui WedJ!Mda,. , . CQJ!!bet .l i !loJtlb 'VI(!I Nam ID!asbed brldlel, wareboullel, Sclenlllts llavo ~ 4U~Jilt, ~ .p'rrMd 1nnoc1n1 .~ 01 $algoD ftOiD Jilt: t, lin, lbrough Jail. lines, . - . . tllat !be boltl.- po111DIIo 0111 ~ befOre Wmen CoaDiy Air Force Fl05 Tbunderddef 7 Ill' IIlii )1!111'~ F- U.S. 20 ·bargeJ &114-e~t'Jd&bways ,ID llotr ..-do .m.t ·CCU•• · • C:clurt JudD PIUI ll!ll11l'n. wu lllo* don b7 CIIIIV.....aJ ltiiiQ li!IWII _,. ..,_ lll ~btl. ~ ~ ._ ........ I I iJ ° ' \ State Patrol h~ Welker Asks Good TurnOUt For Flood Control Heann•g llnance tbe program ed \Jl municipal court July 12. ald to the Vietnamese Commu. olsts. The alert went oul Moaday as part of a concerted Kremlln campalp to disprove Communlst Cb!Dese cllarges the Rus•lana are '""'"'Uy bacltlnf lbe United Stalei. ID VietNam, par. licularly the bomblnl ol oU d. jiGis lear Hanoi and Halpbo111. 1 JET ACTION ADVANCES GALORE! Ph • • Pil E d S eport ysiCia n· ot va es torm Missile Firing Jets, "'* SAM Rockets Thrown I B I b Rd ~~~ nto att e y e s -==-~= :ff..~j Lf.~'"::t.. · :~~.;;.~ 1 over the weekend in Columbus [ : with his mother, Mrs. J. W. M"ddl II~ "LAURA MAE" LIFE SLEEVELESS BLOUSES ,I Mrs. Mtl!ard Wildermuth and · fam ily. ; Rela tives have recei ved word ' Js Cited by All in a Day'S flying Just Received A New Shipment Womens nar ut Mu:-b igan State UniversJ-, ;;:;j; ;;;" Portsmouth Man Make Elberfelds Your Shopping Center for Furniture a"d Floor Coverings - For Ready to Wear and Accessories -use Our FREE Parking Lots on 2nd Street and also at our Warehouse on Mechanic Street where we have Complete lines of linoleums and Vinyl Floor Coverings on Sale. YOU SAVE AS WE TRY TO •, ,. ranw., II'Ucn, • Ill•• from Be Is statiooed at Parrio liA i"TY was seated thiB Kerr, N,:,'w. Comploll llieha1'd land, Stutll CaroliDI IM •· h · 11 11 ...,.__,__ ,_,__ ...._. -• • uoa w ear a c1v ac on ...-..---., ......,.. .._.ay ..., Meigs Coonty Common Robert WlllptL. GAMES POSTPONED C<>urt filed by Charles R. AQ Kylfr Creek Uttlo Jr., against Walter Hayes Leape _ , . ,0111 cam•• tbe result of an automobile ELBOW IK!bedaled 111r IIID!t\11 bave cident. Weill, tbne and a been pot1tpoDed heeaue of tbla The plaintiff ll • half oJi. ••.,._. of Mr. mOIIIIng's tremendou ltorm judgment of 411,511i.5e. llrl. Gerald E. Jralll, Rt. wblcll llrlclt !be - . To- on the jury ere Worthy • lllPfo pmes wiD be played Jobn Wickham, LarT)' D'ldl!ldn, ••• ...iil":a fraclured..., --...... Wedneoday, 111111 tbe ftlDalll. Grover Stout, Wanette •w - . . """ _.lDI l&mel moved llaek Mary E. Nlehola, David da occordlD QuilleiJ, Edgar A. -7• 1 "' lottnle7 ol• Velma batt, RuueU L. c.r.oo, vt.otn.lll!llll· ~I*' li _. llclall, Ia Nelson and llerbert Hoovv. ' ~ . · ·' LOCAL TEMPS Molp o-ni Bo'lftal '!'be temperature In Pome- A4mi'lll1 - Richerd ~ ~8. ~ ~~1;" .":\~..::: t.-;:s:-!ell :t ro,'s mm....• &tr~ at 11:10 ..,., Mlddl~ a.m. was n .4flreea under ISV· llbcllaJfa - ·Lewll _. - Mil! - ~~ '" �' . •11r ' leDUHI, l'ollletoy-Ktdtllepurt, 0, July u, 1~ue ~.~~:,e:.?::~:~~p~~ tJachinists Asked to Show 'ttlement Cost Figures IC.~ap1•t0I C..,ommen l , Even I S Three Area Men ·are Held ::::!7'~~~f~E:·:s For Grand Jury Hearings I' ~ \-l-t-+--- - -· --- _ __...!,___ 0 .. JUly 12, 1~ Medi'care haS ' No HI'tches F'Irst Week *' _ _ _ _ u.ue' •'*' Gri•ffI•t h May be underdog STARTING PITCHERS for the annual baseball all· I .AIJ,STAR and two smgles tbe wmntng runs will> .one ou~· star gama In St. Louis July 12 are scheduled to be Los Rex Va1100 pilthed five 111D' ' Angeles ace Sandy Koufax, left, who will be on !be hill Jet hitlel'!l were D Stone, ings, gave liP fliloe<biiSr walked .. for the National League, while Detroit's Dennis McLain T. Soulsby and S Story, each I three and strU<!g out 14. llor91!J Will start for the American League. Koufax IS a lefta smgle I Ohhnger was llel\ind the pillll• hander while McLain throws from the ngbt side. NEW YORK (UPI)-Emllel money OR the light. If Griffith, Will have to lose I pound to F lk . d c •d lor the Bom)lers. Griffith may go lnlo the ri•g a natural welterwetght, comes come mat the 160-pound weight ! tll au an ase worke on Lme score. '· .. the URderdog Wednesday a~ght IR around 150 pounds at Jimlt I e mound for the Plrat.es wh ale Bombers oo2' OOiJa.::.:.· 2 3'~" jWhen be makes the first Wednesday's welgb-i• ' the late But Gr:ffith''' manager' GU I' Gilmore went the d!Stanl'e for the J t Wh1te Sox 002 CJ2 X- "..f; ;defense of his world middle- odd!:i may sh1ft to Archu as the Clancy Y.a~ unworried about e s. Batteries· Boffi~i-~ ' Vinet weight champiOnShip against favonte the shill Ill the bettmg For the Boys' League Slaodln•s (LPI and Dhh~ger ' '«'h•te Sol Joey Archer. A natural middleweight, Ar - bout W L - stembeck .JamL'(un (31 \ WPl On the eve of the title fight cher weJghed 161 pounds ,. Pirates 8 0 and Pen oud. ''' '= set at Madison Square Garden, Sunday when he fimshed Gnfflth IS a m•ddlewelg~t Tigers ; Wtalher ·Perinitting •• the odds dropped to even trammg for the bout and be from lhe waiSt up, ID fact. be !i Bombers 4 1 Games tomght: 6· 15 p J the best ftghter m the world Dodgers 3 5 By MIKE GREMAUD s>ud Walter Alston, Dodger I today I'll make a pred!Clioo l Yanks Pt Pleasant Dmryland vs Gal2 6 Uaited Pr.. s International ,' p1lot and Nahonal League I S For Em•le- he'll knock out ; Jets llpohs Onoles; 1 30 P m . MiiJ:' ST.. WUIS (UPI) -Sandy 1manager, asked him two days Archer m an early round," I "So J've beeo released by tbe U 8 dleport Senators vs Pt Pleas-- ; Koufas says he's ready-eve. I ago if "I would rather start or I Clancy said team! y 011 don't have to ~ar \ant Ctt~ lee & Fuel; and a 38 With only two days rest. I relieve in the third Jnning." : Gnfflth won the title on April i dte buttons off my uniform!" TENNIS THJBF p rn C. alil polls Senators ys. Koufax and Denny McLain oi l "I !old him that I dJdn't care I 25 when he took a !>round ' HOYLAKE, En gland I UP! Bedford Braves. '• JMar1a Bueno of BraZil ' the 1- lhe Del r01 t Tge 1 rs battl e 1t out but JUSt wanted to play "I d~cas1on from D1ck T1ger even 1 IKoufa.J: said. "If I had 'a I runner-up at Wimbledon thiS l'n the n'll·Siar Gam e '"day w • though most rmgs1de observers "This JS the First lome that !,choice," he Said,"] told hun II · . disagreed With the offiCials and year, lost her tenniS outfit to 3 1 have beeQ Ia an All-Star Game 1would be to start." ' ST. LOUIS (UPI)-Tbe proud· To Detrod on wa1v.s, It gave an edge to Tiger. 1 thief who r1fled her bag before The Right before, the Atlanta I est guy ID the ball park, ~aybe IlurRed out. Archer seems certam the her match Ill the Hoy lake open UNE UPS Braves beat Koulax 5-2 •• Los • even the whole world, will be I The White Sox lost_ them- 1111 n h h d8 tournament Monday ST. LOUIS (UPil - T b • A geles ' ' the fellow with his •best way selves a top-drawer pitcher. e •s g';;, g ~ h~ ange an "When I went to get changed For The Family 1 starling lioeups for Tues. ~oufa~ was a sur nse ClUt to here, telling everyoae I That doesn't bother Lou , ag.~m mve '~el,ght and for the match I found the bag Prices $l99 day's All-Star Game: nommataon by Alston, whop had : arou.~d bim, "Tbat's my BOfi·ID- I Boudreau's little glrl because des~reb:omg {o~ ~e.~~ beell l empty," saJd MISS Bueno, who tlotin At _ __ been expected to giVe the llaw. sbe feels she got a good 1d d h h th .,1 horrowd togs from the tourney 1 American League - McAa- st tm nod to bthander i husband. I eme t 15 c ance or ree The T1gers edged the Yanks orgamzers and went on to 111r., T1gers. ss; Kalioe, Tigar g ng 1 L<>o Boudreao win be the guy ' And it sure doesn't bother her I years and now that I have II ' 7-1 and the Pirates blasted the 1 demol h J E B 1 f· o en, cf~ F Robinson , Orioles, Juan Manchal 1' poppmg h18 buIt008 and he 'II be father because be fi'IJ'Ill'es he 1' m gomg to wan," Arc her 531 d Jets by a 26-2 margm m Pom- 1Engl ISd 1)..0 6-0 nros er second1 ., Middlepor1, 0. "Sandy doesa't <are if they ! talk 1ng about Denny McLa 1• • gamed a fme hard·throwmg •. eroy Boys' League play oD Mon· Jroundan match ' , , ' a U: Oliva, Twms, rr; B. Rob· I A crowd 0 f cIose to 15 ·000 15 ! insoo, Orioles, 3b; Scou, Red are nght or lett handed batters, the starting pttcber for the son-m-law expected w1th possibly a gaLe day I "" be can get the ball over tha i Americ .. League All-Stars. · of $125,000 Gnffith w1U rece1ve Fr6e baD, Tl15-rs, c; I Sor, 1b ; Angels, I t011 sa 'd Knoop, %b aod Me· pate eather way, " As t . !' Boudreau pl'Byed for the 4S per cent of the net revenues y OWlg an d ClarI com bl ned to BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME WITH Lal Ttge Sam Mele, pilot of the ClevelaRd Indians and also wh•le Archer 11 ftghtmg for a handle the mound dut1es In n rs, P· Amencaa League team aad the 1 managed them as well as the flat guarantee of $! 7 000 the T1gers' defeat of the Yanks 11 II National Lea rue - Mays, Mmnesota Tw••s, dubbed Me- l BO!lton Red Sox and Kaasas , by Ianning rune and ISsumg two Glaats, uf Clemente, Pirates, Lam y1tb the startmg honors. •c1ty A's free passes Werry and McKm· rf: Aaron, Braves, If: McC• . McL?in, a 22-year-olcl fastball·! He broadcast.s the Cuba' , oey worked on tho mound for , vey, Glaalll, lb: Sonto, Cubs, mg righthander, Rever haalgames aow lor radio station I lbe Yanks 3b; Torreo, Braves, c; Le- appeared II •• AU-Star IIOnlest, IWGN In Chtcago bot today be'lll I • Ttger Hitters were Bates Wllh febvre, J)o(lgen, 2b; Carden· &ad has posted a mark of 1,3-1 be slr!CIIy a proud father·m- I double, and Burney and Light up dim Interior~, open 1Biackstor. each a Single. Yank as, Reds, ••· and Koulax, IbiS year. Koulax 1s 15-4 oa theltaw. ~ LOS ANGELES IUPI) - The l ID up dark corners, create new living space w1th Acrylite Dodlen, p. season. I This wdl be the fint t1me Jntenabollal Olymptt 0JIBm 1t- : hitters were Werry a double Acrylic Sky Wmdows Whe· " It surprised me ot bear that II've ever s..u DoBRy pltcb," tee may take 1 d•m flew of the ; 'and smgle, McKmney, two ••nther you 're bwldmg or rethat I d1d not plteh the previous !Sam l~lele) d1d not pick tJ1m1 1sa•d Boudreao. "I'll be rootmg SovJet Umon's withdrawal from gles, Wyatt and S Moon each 1 = modeling, you'll find installa· Sunday," sa•d Koufax, of the •Kaat of Minnesota, especmlly for him and the AmerlcaR 1ts scbeduled track and field 1 and Reds look a single, and SnoufFer two Sin· , bon 1s fast and economical. -=Los Angelea Dodgers. Iafter he d1d so well agamst us League. Only For the first three Imeet w•tb the U••tal Stales The Red So• M od . ht gles PRODUCTS OF 1 Umts are shatter resistant, ~··· .ummgs, thoug b. Then I' m I here July 23-24, accordmg to .lo~Sided VICtories 0 ayLellg M'ddl Bo Hitters for the P1rates in th~1r Belore rna k.mg b'IS rour lh All. Iast wee kend ," sa1d )'vu-e 1 weather-proof. seale~ agalntt 1 Star Game appearance, Koufax 1McLam. swltcbmg my alleg1ance to the spoASOn of the eanceled 011el ml 1 epoldr yfsll' toaglbeue romp were Jed Will two borne I < £-rA.NA..M'r» ::=. leaks and drafts. N · a1 Lea c1 11o . · , pay the n 1ans a 1hg • ~~~. gue •• a Former West Poml footlnill l Red' Sox 17 _5 aad the Senators runs aod a single, C. Faul home Ideal For The IV. Story Homo. Lets ' 1star Glenn DaVIs, meet d1rector om down 22_3 to the Red!. run, three smgles and a patr of Marrlallt No Joke. 1for the sponsonng Los Angeles 1g T:e 17 R' d Sox runs eame Oil doubles, T. Vaughaa a borne You H••• Ventilation and or Natural Light Boudreau laughed at b10 little I Time!, sa1d Mooday be was , ool f hi hn by p run and single M Vaughan er• · . y our ts, a mer jo.ke, Bu1 net'ther be aor bis l ~1d by Col. Dol Hull, executive ky Ault two doubleo by Pick· three smgles, C. Legar, a home w•fe, Della, laughed wheu the" 'J director of the us. Amateur ,.j 81 k, . 1 Aldin run ..d three singles A Ell£daughler, Sharya, •ama home Alhlebc Umoa, that Rl1 ..1a's .th.. a a e I ·~·:g .al . ,__ andg llsh borne run R G~ul ·• Sirr · 1963 d ed 1 elf cause were • w ~ ' · d one ay m an annouRc breach of a formal rontracl lo lndl gle Mark Dillard two stogies N. 2nd A••· Middleport" 0. 11f United Press !ntoruatlooal !New York 3ll 48 .429 2ll'h obe waa goill1 lo marry a ball ! "would Jeopard!ZI their stand- ur an errors. Jobo Dillard two doubles - •·• 1 Amencaa League ;Boston '.rl 52 416 22 ptayer. 1ing witb the lllternational For tbe lnd•ans Mullen W. L Pet. GB Mooday·s Resultl "Della 811d !, lor example, Amateur Athletic Federation'' homered, Stobsrt IIlli Halley Baltltnore 5ll 29 677 ... No games scheduled have been married 30 years, alii "Hull 111d aueh actioa each SJRgled aod ~ubled, and Detroit 48 35 .518 8 Tuesdoy's Game• of wb1cb lime I've been ,. mea• that the Soviets would be Moud!Spaugll smg twice. 0 Clevelani -«; '.rl 554 10 All-Star Game at St Louis ' baselmll. of thoso 30 years, do I banned lfom aD illlorutional ~a.. .. . ~~ 1: ~ California ~ 39 Ml 11 Wednesday's Gameo :you have any idea bow long she compehbo• mclucling the Olym- R Hal~• (LP) ugb Mlnne!IOta 40 45 .411 11 No games scheduled .. aod I have opeRt together'! I JllC Games," Davio esplatned. I) Stobart' ISpa Kllll~as City 39 46 .4$9 18 National League Only live years, aB told. Caa DaviS st1U lrad oot beard I The Red . ed l6 b. II 1' 1 Chicago 38 47 A 17 19 you Imagine tha!? But wbat I from ofFICial aourceo in Moscow off the Se:a:r'sW:~ilo th~ washmgtaa 39 49 .443 19\\ W. L. Pel. GB can you do w•dJ all that about the cancellalmR of the lgblb d R0• _ _..:...~------- Sa• Fran 54 33 .621 ... trnvellnK." meet. He oaid be bad beea veteraa r an er, r All•Star Game Today Koufax WI'II Make FI'rst '', All-Star Start on Mound I I AL's McLa'ID son-In-Law 0 £ Former Ind•Ian Sh0rlsl op 1 lm":.:r. I :-I ""I R d vill ee e SOCJe.ty • Notes I · 111ames wednesday Pee are weeSyracuse League GETS tl ... CASH !ICheduled ~ON 1UPil _ A bandit ., Pomeroy at 1.30 p m. and wetilng a black stockmg ma•k , Masoo vs. Cheshlft at 7 45 p. ~ prmed w•lh a p!slol robbed m tollf• Place. JUst south of the ::It)' early toda; and es• aped ' Mrs. Gbaodi Lands '!iaboQ wltb; ..,W 1. . t 1~,800 '"- cash_ _ I ' For Moscow Talk1 a.evatier of Guy M809fteld and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer and family ol. Tuppers Plains The birthdays of Mary Ruth Sauer of Middleport and David wamlleber were celebrated with a 1 Y !Inner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber on Sundar. Mr. and Mrs B•sil Green and family ond Mr and Mro. Jalk Goody and family are camping at Greenup, Ky. Mrs. Beos Larkin• spent a recent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks of '-<>111 Bottom MOSCOW 1UPI) Pr:me Minister Indira Gandhi of In· i.......rte~tw mto Mooeow today to Sovlet oH1clals to try end the war in V1et Nam. pr01pecb were dim. ,;~:;,.:~;~~;;;;i~·~t I.;P:r;em•er Alexei N. Kosyatn ~, strai1nt to the airport from • Red Square funeral of loai·lillle party colleague to CROP REPORT Mrs Gandhi and .,.. WASHDIGTON (UPI)-Ohlo's -:::: j biii~!Vhearlnldown • flag bon!Bed 1168 wheat cr!lp will be 45.4 ,1 to the c1ty center. nuiHoo boshels and Ill corn crop Z%3,2211,000 boohols, the LBJ TO SPEAK U. S Agrlculldre Deportment WASH!NGTIJN (UP!) - Pr.,_ ..t•mated Monday. ident Johnson will fly to White Sulphur W. Va , to- MARRIAGE APPUCATION nichl to address the American <llarles David Eskew, II, Alunmi Council, lbe White Newark, Jotlla Kay Ettewine, II, llulluil. DAilY Sp""''· a-...._._ I ViOICe • o{ B ..,..a d way C "The Ronetteo" Seems the Beatles put their offer In writing Richard Bw '"" gave Liz a big fat diamond n."klace and it wasn't even her birthday, anniversary, or noth1n' Ask· ed If he's now a millionaire, ex-puc Rocky Graziano llld at the Old Homestead, "almost" Mas£1• · Me Namara who star· red on Bdwy. 1n "The Moon II Blue" now Is a radio prothlclion worker bore And r• memjler when prudet were Insilting "The Moon Is B I u o" was too blue lor family o(gfld. ...... Alongside "Va. Wootr• 1t's Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm . With all the animals dressed. Johnny Wellmulter, who wore hio hair almoot Beatie • length lor "Tanan" fllml, still wears II long; but folks al Miami's Eden Roc where be vacationed didn't even notice It in thl• hy· of,' 'I '~ Of w·llhdrawaI ACRYLITE ' R d Sox Reds e ' w· Lopsided • Ball Games SKY WINDOWS 1 King Bu1'fders Supp fy Co. stories Buddy Greco (at tbe" American's Royal Box) melted off 2ll pDIIIIdJ and now looka Uko a yoong Buddy Grqo; Bud· dy sort ol bridgeo lbe generatiOM betweell Sinatra and the rockers: talented lad. Warren Beatty's friends _,a womed bis reeenl career probIeJill have depressed tbe 0~ too.confldent kl d . Famed drummer Olatunjl wUI open 1 Center of African Culture In Harten - ethnic dancing, elb· nlc drums, all that rultunl jau Kate Smith 1110tted a sll· Ogure Lao Vqaa olffl'; she's no shell . .. Tbat'l Showbll, 11em: two memben ol the "Peewee Four" back In lfiS IDciiJd. ed George Bumo of Grtcle ,u. len fame and Jack Tower, backstlge doorman at the He!• Hayes Theatn, where "Pbll• delphia Hlft I Come" is hummiDI Ill longrun lll!lltimenta. ..:i Pittsburgh 52 33 .612 I Los Angeles 47 36 .566 5 Phdadelph18 411 39 541 7 Major League Leadel'll HoustoA 45 40 .529 8 Natioual Leagoo ISt. Loms 39 43 416 12\\ G. AB R. H. Pel. : Atlanta 41 47 .4116 13\1 Alou, Pitt 75 281 42 95 .338 Cmclnnatl 37 46 .446 15 Stargell, Pitt 75 273 50 92 .337 New York 35 48 422 17 Clmeote, P•tt 811332 50 109 .328 Chhcago 26 57 .313 20 Alll!D, Phil 65 2.13 56 75 .322 , Mooda}'s Results early, Alia 81 253 33 81 :J21l iNo games scheduled M~sa•, Hou 68 251 34 80 .319 Tuesday's Game• Cepeda, StL 63 210 27 01 319 All-Star Game at St. Louis Santo, Chi 79270 47 114 .311 Wednesday's Games Helms, CIR 64 251 28 76 303 1No games scheduled Alou, Atla 88 383 56 114 298 P1ason, Cin 83 322 35 96 298 ilotemational teague l!landlql American League I By Uoll<d Press Jnteraaliooal G. oUI R. H. Pet. I w. L. Pet. GB KallAe, 1let 74 265 04 86 .325 1Columbus 47 34 .580 .. Oliva, Minn 1fi1322 51 !OJ 314 1Rochester 46 40 .585 3\1 F.JUillljlt, Bal 85 3116 68 96 .312 i Toro•to 44 41 .518 5 SaliiiOD, Clev 67 232 32 72 .310 1Toledo 44 41 .>18 5 Powell, &I 81281 47 85 .302 Jacksonville 40 42 .4118 7\1 B Rbllsn, Bal 87 353 56 104 .295 Buffalo 40 44 .476 8\1 Re!clldt, Cal 75 :!'12 II 79 .290 R•chmond 40 44 .476 8\1 Carmr.J, cal 78 280 36 81 .289 Syracuse 35 50 .412 14 Lock, Wash 71229 41 66 .288·, Monday'• Resulll McAiff~• . Del 75 251 53 71 .283 Buff. 2 Syra. 1, 1st, 7 lnas. Home Rus Syraeuse 11 Buffalo 7 Nat lo nat league: Aaron, Cpls. 4 Jacksnvlle 1, lsi 7 bw. Braves, 28; Stargell, Pira!ea.•·J,~ville 8 Columbus t U, Torre, Braves & AlleR. Richmond & Toledo t PJI!II!d. 21: Alou, , Braves & Rictunood i Toleo 9 Hart & Mays, Glantil 20. A._.~· F. Jlobis, Ka!ine, 'lligers K; leoti, \ Red ooo, Ui'ioles ·;. Kalme, Tigers So1 · 54. 21; Po~, Oriolea ,11 Pepitone, P.~ Y... 1.; Soot!, Red 5os II N a II OD al Leapt: PetT1,' M&Rtle,,_Yaoka 18. Gmnts ~I; CueDar, Astroe 7·1: Jlal1tlllll Koulu, ,Dodgara 15-4; fflil'ldiN~ ~!!' Aaro•, 1al, Gillllla 14-t ,lc Bliss, P.,lrBfeJ Bravef\i7; ...rpl, Pirates &3; 1?-2. ,. · AlleR, *'~ liB: Maya, Giants Ameri.ait • • s. Miler, li7 ; cietljmte, Plr~tes55. OrloJe,s,).,: Sauford, Aqell " , Am•.b!lt kaiitiet.B.,~ 2: Me~n. Tlgersi:H; ,Birbor, ,ll!!t. ~~~ 'Iii;· Po\'~11. Orloll!ll Ol'lolea ·Ill-S; McNally, Qiolea 1'1; Fl Rob~ Oftoll!ll 1o 7~. . LEADERS iiiiiiii I n- <• ., ,/ :ii ' , The pert, attractive Sbaryn, who bad dated lbt late KeBDy Hubbs of the Cubs before meeting McLain, liB!eaed to what ber par0111l told ber. Her milld wao made up, though. Sbe 11111rr1ed McLain on Oct. 5, 1963. "Sbe alznply told us abe wu in love with him and she was 80IIig lo marry 0.11111 DO matter whnt," aaid Boodrtau. "So we gave lbem bolb our blessmg. The marriage hns worked out wundarfuUy." MeLaia'a Reconl McLain b.aa a lH reaord 110 far this .....,. for the Tigers IUid you lllllldn'l pry billl away from thet11 fer love or money, but be once belllll8ed to the Cb1cago White SoL He wu wilb tbe While Sol ., aprlng traillillg Ia 1963 wbea be and Sharyn "got aerleu." "The White Sox bad Ia mal<o I deciaiotl on wbetltv to keep me or Bruce Howanl, aaother pitcher," uJd McLain. "Ed Short, the Wltite Sox general llliiDIIgel', got up this ilb of pltclmig Howard against me In aa llltra-squad game. I lOst, 2-1, aad the aeziU, I waa 10110:" Hot w..IIMr Aheadt INSTALL COLEMAN 'AIR.coNDITIO. .G CHASE lfARDWOE · HaNIII~Mir· .....,;. tft.UI1 M', ,,.. rt and lr.~~~~~~~~~;~~;;;;;;;;;;:::::::=:; 1 eoultl l ~L~~~~~~Ha~~d~om's!Thmt§y~1lHEDo~~ItDE~v~t·ty~T~unc~· heard hiS w•re " • real troubl,_ oomethmg. 11 they're Itrymg to tell come me maker w1sh they'd I never thousht I would be a nght out and say 11. - D!SGUS. bomewrecker, but aren't there TED aomet1mes extenuating circum· Dear DIS stances? My roommate tells They've already told you me his flattery is real oowhero, oomethln& lood and clear: "Our bot she's the Jealtus type, who promiSes are as worthless as 1 wanted h1m herself once. lour-dollar bill" I've ohanged this so h• won't Let your money collect tnterr-.n•ze himself Am I a eot In th• bank until your folks FOOLISH VIRGIN run out of excuses, and rememDear F V.: ber you can learn aomethiDI Ves, and silly that way' If from every experience - like this married man's flattery set.s bow NOT to treat YOUR son him somewhere, It won't be to I when you hove one. - H. the altar - H. Dear Helen. Dear Helin: My boy friend 's ea-ctrl lrieod Please print the wlldeot l•t· ketpe telling him lies abaut me ter you got Ibis week. - CUR l!ld he lee.. believing them. !OIJS We planned on cetlilll married, Dear Curlouo: but now we're about 1<> break up. How's thlo one? What can I do? - K.S. Dear Helen Jam IS and have Dear K: a boyfriend who Is out of thta II your b.l. tlkeo hils ••'• galaxy H~ is tn another uni- word over yours, she isn't his verse and he eontacted me "ox" and you may be. II will through mental telepathy. He burt lor a while but you'll soon ru.uu. NYI when I am II he will ""me reollze a m1111 who can't II'UBt fu< 1111 ta Uvt 111 bil !orkt. I JW ila't worth JIIUI' lllvt. - II. THE SHOE BOX -------- ! I producer bot took home t300.000 10 c•pltal gains when the David Wolper TV !lim factory was sold to Metromedia Corp. Jack Haley Sr. also has a umque distinction he's one self-made millionaire who also is president of an AFL-C!O union - 'llle American Guild of Vane., · "' Arus " ts 1vau devl·1•K orgaDizallonl Mad•l••ne Carroll's r"rnored due lo wed a~aln George Gobel was I "" on the Johnny Carson Shu~ than be's ever been on TV Amencan-styte Westerns are ground out in such prolusion In Europe that one promoter 18 eleaning up w1th a 11,000,000 "Western Town" bu11t oubule Paris 'llle big headlines about I he feds lnvesU&ating Las Vegas casinos skimmmg off millions In gambling winnings which !ben go In nat:onaliy notorious r·JgerS w.Ill CANVAS 0 XFORDS . 1 1 Bottel--..1 !ltnnl M.eldabl 10·20 p.m; City ~acuse etdd ee 2/;"~ennd ) peaceful surroundings at meal- to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT Idreamed of Prmce Charmmg ol it Louis down Meldahl II . u~pmg A ''"" . o ay , t,meo rem ore Important than I care of Helen Help Us' 10 car ••on a white charger, so why 15 L'm . Miss Susan dowu Mel- mg t I• strictly bland diet I f th • shouldn't space age glrlo con:taill a:.~a am.; Buckeye State I Mike Ratzlaff p!lched a Q - Is It necessary! 0 have ' ~Rl~~~;:i~ PRU JUre up their Dream Man "out up ~<=a.m. Oliver Shear hitler enroute 10 the easy VIC- surgery for hemorrbmds that FESSOR of thiS galaxy?" .,... . ' ' tory over a four-lnnmg stint ~ Dear Helen er If 2.U a.m . EI!Shl when was called off bv the For a college girl. 1 gues< lmag•natlon 1s Fun, honey, 11 Wotida up Meldahl 5:10 a.m.; !5· I'm quite naive never having but when you conFuse 11 w1th 1 ~ dOwn Meldahl 6.25 a i :~r~:; hitters were D•· S dated much bec~use of strict reality, you'd better ahoot a m. ·' 'd B U k And Cll h parents hole 10 cloud Nme and come VI u oc · Y ne, eac I down to th . - H. ~ Da'D- Eodeavor I >Ingles Don Oller, two smgles I'm at oummer school, WOrK· Do Helear liP ft*.a,tll-. Mark Easlull and a home run, Gary Anlog in the ofF1ce part-time. and ar en :lolll.ll • -., Walter Jle<k)onl drews, 1 triple and three 510 often alone There's an asSistaHt I wanted contact lenses and 11p ~- a.m .. l'"lf''""" down igles Kim Ward. triple. Rex By Mrs. Lyle Jllldersoa professor who io a real dream. my parents sa1d I'd have to 1:. .111.; EIJ••IiU don 8:JO . Blake 1 pelf of 81 ngles and a Mr aod Mrs John Devine of aod JUS! full of charm. flattery. bnng my grades up to "B" IV· &m,; ....,.. down 9·:10 a.m. I home run, and Ratzlaff, two sm· Parkersburg, w. va , visited j animal magneHsm. and all. He erage, he fore I could gel them. ,.,,... .Rtvor _ Solvay , gles Mrs Lllhe and Rose Thomas 15 about 35 and marned. He's So I d1d , and then they said, t1tN; lollllloa 1::10 a.m; A. J . ; McArthur Will play Middle- recenUy, thoughtful, kind, and generous "You'll have to earn the monPaltlln """" Marmot t ·U5 P·j port 10 the second tourney game Mr and Mrs. Claude Smith too - In fact, my 1deal ey f~rst " So I earned over $201) m.;;MD tain state up WiDflekt. at the syracliSe Ball Park Fn- spent 1 few days "ith Mr. and He leaves things in the office But wh1le I was earning, 1 didl: I$' p.m.; Holen Z. down W11>- day at 715 p m 10 a sem•·final Mrs. RIChard Smith and daulh- ao he oan come baok and get n't do all my garden work well tielol 3:11p.m.; Lucy Jane LIJ· Icootest tor, Akron. them, ond he's always glvmg eaough For them, so they said cu ·dowa Winfield 7 15 p.m.. Park Manager Bob Louks Mrs. Nettie Cowdery Is vll!ll- me ~lid .,.mphments, askmg I'd have to make that up before AIIait R. MerrHl up Wrnfleld t. · said the Syracuse Nmlh Annu- ing her daughter, Mrs. Roth me to take an hour off, or meet I got contacts. I made It up, and to p.Jil.; Lelia Shearer up W1n- 1al Lulie League AIJ.Star lour· Barthleman, Columbus. him after classes 1 pretend he's NOW they say wa1t 1111 the end ~!( 12:3$ a.ID , Jefferson up nament w•ll 101 underway on Recent vlslton of Mr. and kiddmg, but 1 am about to fall of next school term and 11 1 get Wiallild J:t5 am Jooeph Cho- August 1 Entr ... c•n be phon- Mrs. Edward Chevalier and for hlo lovely words, eopec!ally •n "A" average, I can have lin f!w» Wiufiold 4 10 • m. , ed to Louks at W V2-:1951. Caryl were Zenith and Gerral when be looks unhappy I've them. · 1 Committee May Take DIDl" VI"ew 1 1 I-I p·Iral es, 1 fur McArthur Wins Opener rith 21-2 Score I I J In pomerov lliver News .Ill. m; 'I Today Sport Parade - HELEN HEL p us ! I 1 SOCiety NoteS 1 ·~d ~~~ ooultl I canne) 4 sttal~hf I '"'I I' O!d Town Flats SOCJety • Notes White Sox By DICK moMAll soo p!lchiOg three llimngs of Hard•• walked two and struck ed all five runs •n the hotlom Parso09, Terry Sheets, all dotfo fix garri<is', Rody Harden ptlcbed aad no hit baU •• a relief role. out SIX of the first mmng, and Adda· bles I the only other hll.s oH the Boi1JII. baited his Pb.: Pleasant Kiwao- 1 K1wanli meets the Athie!- Bret Hart pitched Five inn- , •ille got two m the first and Smgles by Dav1d Thomaa, ers' Rex Vance. '· ' iii to a 7-2 win over Racine I 1cs • t 8 30 p m. Fnday and the ' mgs >nd gave up seven blls, Ione m the second St.ve Slone's M1ke Powell and Terry Bush, 1 Jun Ste•obeck started flll>llilll Monday ••ght m the openmg 1Wh<te Sot w•ll meet the winner walked none and struck out double was one of four Athletic and Steve Slone's double were: Wllire Sex, worked three lnnilllll ' game at tho Kyger Creek ' of tomght's Pt Pleasant Dairy· mne. Racme scored one II the bits oFf hurlers Glenn Sm1th aU the hits the Alblellcs and gave liP 1llree hits, lll<lllll>i E<ghth ARRual Tournameat for 1iand vs. Gallipolis Orioles tilt, second •nnmg and trailed 3-1. and Chester Wtgal muster ing a double and sln8le W Jim Lillie Leaguers. It wu the see- 1at 6 15 p m. Saturday. KIWaniS got 1ts fourth rUR m Steve Lea went the route for Line score Cottrill and a Single to T o<ml ood w11 for Kiwams. Klwanio f.% the bottom of the filth and Ra- the AthletiCS while £1VIng up · Addavlile . 210 000 - 3 7 I Lowery. Steinbecko walked The seooad game went to the Rndy Hardea, three for three cme's Fmal run came m the seven hits He walked three Athletics 500 OOX - 5 4 I aod stru<k dul llliu; 'I J GaU1polis Athletics, tbelf f~rst at the plate lnclud~ a double, top of the Sixth and struck out 12 Wigal and BatterieS Addaville - Smith Both leama se6rtcl Pro -~ start, 5-3 over tbe Addavlile 1and Steve M1ller, two Jor three, ' Lme .core iDav1d N1bert slammed doubles (LPI. W1gal and F".!nch; Atlr in the third inning, and - . Sluggers. Glen• Smith blasted collected fiw of seven K1wams Racme 010 001 - 2 2 0 ofF Lee. lellcs - Lee and Busb. "Fireball" JamiSOII eame aa two of seven h1ts off Athletic 1bits off lblcme hurler Brei Hart. K1wams 300 OIX - 4 7 1 l Addav1lle pitchers hm1tal i White So• f.% to put out the fire. Jlll!lllloRv hurler Steve Lee. Mark Miller and Dav1d Str1ck- l Batteries Racme - B Hart I the Athletics to four bits as 1 Jumor JamiSon's three oln· worked the last thr<e lramet, 1 The GallipoliS While 8 ox, land had the other two hits ILPI •nd Sayre, Kiwllllll! - they walked four and struck out 1 gles m three trips to the plate allowed no hits and 10 nib• makiRg theu f~rst start, eked i Work1ng sill momgs, Hardea Harden (WPl aad Hall. 111M BeSideo Smith's brace oi l paced the Galh~hs Wblte Sox's and struck out sa. · •• out a 4-1 wm over the oace vtc-, llm•ted Racme to two hits, Singles and doubles by Nlbed f.2 win over the Harrisonville Perroud was hit by a pllft • torlous Harrtsonvtlie Bombers, J' smgled hy Dav•d Crow a o d Athletics 1-4 and Wigal, other Addavllle hit- Bombers J1m Noe and Chuck to open the bottom of tbe illtltt wilb JUIIOr "FirobaU" Jami- Mike Nea,. m the f1rst frame I The Galli polio Albletica scor· ters were J•m Sayre, Jaokie 1Perroud, who has h1t safely in ,.Jam•son got his tb1ri hit, IJid - ·--~-- - · · ---· - - J1m Noe's single drove iJolllt, I · - - - ---- SAYS ~'s, Point Kiwanis, Gallipolis '-- foc~:l :il,~it:~hal~~e :.b~~ WASHJNGTIJN - The X ... least the Democrats are f!>lhl pubUc service JII'Girammlng Charges Involving unusual sex practices against , lor in the Congressional elec·l preme Court Justice Felix 1o lose more Congresslonalseatl WASHINGTON (UPI) - Machinists were called to 1 will start operatl•llllbe fall three men were revealed today by Gallta county prose· tion oamap1gn now opening is o Frankfurter called "thlo polltl· throu~h redistricting than thtJ ,-ned negotiations today to g1ve their estimate of the 1 of 1917, q was annouoced 1o- cutmg attorney John A. Ephng and chie£ of police John factor nobody has really men· cal thicket." Some of the lead· ,can hope lo gain. II Is a eale .-Jillon dollar costs llf l'teetmg their demands and end· day. Taylor , tlonl!d to date It is not Viet mg Congre,.lonal RepublicaM, bet, In sh·rt that at least sl1 btl ' nationwide stnke agamst five maJor au lines Tbt lew network wUI be A current investigatio~. which is still in. progress, 1 Nom, 11 "not. m fact, · ov put> notably the G.O.P. Senate chief, oow Domocrallcany·held seatl "''" Assistant Labor Secretary James P. Reynolds, cbtef headed by Daolel H. Onrmy· was climaxed this mo1 nlng m Gallipolis mumc1pal court lie "sue at all Everett M O~rksen of lllino1s, in the 118tional House of Repreledtral mediator. ordered the International Association er, 41, .. bo operates WDHO • w•th the conclusion of a prehmmary hearing for George have led the opposition to !he senatlveo are as good •• gone N · Machin101f UAM) to produce the ligures at 10 am. TV, Toledo, Oblo aod Oliver Amyl Haffelt, 44, of 83 Garfield Ave., charged wIth · The tr~ sleeper here 1108 In court's action on the argument already to the Republicans beEDT m the fourth day of so·far unproductive talks Air· E. Treyz, II, former preBident sodomy, under section 2905.44 of the Ohio Revised the ~?rt!San effects to follow that It wao eiHnllally a usur· cause Republican • controlled lines negotiator foresaw no · · ot the ABC Tetevloloa .. ~ Code the Widespread and almost to- patlon ol politloal authority legislatures bave naturlliY ,.. ag.·eement thl• week. lost Friday, shuttmg do,.n 60 work. Mumc•pal Judge Robert S lhe grand jury. tally <ilnFuslng Congress•onal re- The J)emocrats have been Jllgered them to their own parit appeared today's meetings per cent of the nation'• com- ' 11 will be eallod the OVer- Betz held HaFfelt to the next Following the arrest ol Hal· d!Strldlng ordered by the su- motivated by the basic notion ty's advantart. would follow Moodoy's pattern IIIOrrial fllghll that normally 1 myor Nolw~rt tONI aad will term of grand jury. and conhn· ! felt, c1ty police ar~osted James ~.reme Court ~n 1111 " lamoos 1 that the more the urban Inter- It Is, lor Ibis eltctlon at ltaot, ol aUernattng bP.tweetJ sep<~rctt serve ISO 000 persons daily 1D loltlally program eiJb1 hours ued h1s $7 500 bond, which he I Bat'On 37, of 109 Vmton Ct ·and one--man, one-vote doctrine ests were promoted the better a case of 1 wonderful reform aod joint sess1ons with the f1ve 231 U.S Cities and 21 abroad. : a day, sevea days 1 week, had posted on July 2. Haffell , t'harged him w1th sodomy Ba- by which rural and. small-town would be '"Democratic chances. that has boomeranged. And it tarners - Easl£rn, Umted, Losse.s to lhe ~arners were ee111petiBJ wltll tbe e•t.bllwlt- pleaded not JUilty to the offemoe, f con pleaded nol sull~y and was voting power was mtended to It may worK out that way in is thil illMI' reality that 11 prl· Tuns World. Nat1onal and pasSing the f28 mdhon mark. ' od networks. All(:, CBS ond The first of the three men was held 1o lhe grand JUry under be reduced and urban ond the end. For the moment, how· marily bothering tho ·DomocraiNorthwest. I~ Atlanta, Eastern la•d off : NJI(:. I arrested June 27 at a local mo- 1$7,500 bond. Ba<'On Is out on burban voting puwer to be In- ever, the awkward trutii Is that ic campaign managers They 1while th• Democrats do Indeed are not on the nslde . nearly Ae<'Or~ml to the a1rlmes, the 112·000 nonstriking employes uetel, on the lip or a motel owner I bond. along with Ha!Felt. await· creased 1 e91t ef meetmg WliOII requests ce~use thtre WlUi no ¥ 8° cf a affM ~ who suspected something of an 1ng action by the September All over the country Con1res- lcontrol most stnte legislatures !:10 worried ahout Viet 'Nam or for improv~ W'IIJes and bene- settlement. DOl1~ 0ft I unusual nature was happenmg term grand JUry siona! d1str1cts have been re- Jthe Republicans control some about farm--belt discontent. Nor fits would be 1114 m11110n ovrr ~·ederal mediators appeared at his place of business _ shuffled and remade. Some old ' of the b18gest ones. And It to are the Republican managers, thr<e years aod estunated the helpless lo do any more thao l Eugene Mercer Stewart. 45. 1 entrenched Congressional hands otate leglslalurea whoae func· asa· on the inside nearly so ~ts ot • pre<~dontlal boa < ~ ' assure conunuatmn of the ne- , Philadelphia was arrested by Will '1lllbly b:te the dust: some tion It is, under the court's hopeFul about lssllfl aa 10 "Uitment at $7& ~lion_ over ~~~: ;:de =~!smoO:e. whate i c1ly pollee and eharged w1th . new fellows will inevitably a- ukase, to carve out the actual they are about factor X. WASIIJNG'roN iUPII- Tilt By Wayne G. BrandA! ,adtM D. , ~sseoslon oF obscene mater:· riSe In their places. redlsrlctlng. The difference Is this While cbtel necollator Jur tht olrlk· I Q - lo • recent column vou I als mcludmg photographs, tape 'llle Democrats, as • party, The Ironic prospect, thor• Republican :ains may, Indeed, lui olrtlae mao·blnlots daimed 1 recommended sod1um hy~hlo 1recordings, . and movies, In adhave largely backed the coort's I lore, •• that for this election at be made on such Issues, they Wilay tlhll eempany reprHH- 1 rih! solution to remove 1 sweaty I dlhon lt pnnted matter· and the --~--- 1180 may not. It Is an Iffy prop.. llllvH wo,.. ovtrostimad&l ndor from dothmg What dev•ces lor showing and pial'· i ~r t and M" I ~~· c::;;hl School wao 31, and ollerlng oslt)on: whereas there Is nothtbe cool ol ooloa demaado by strength should be used' I mg the mater:als ~~ ~~...;o~s 0 N : · ::; was Jl7,64. The birthday of log iffy at all about Republica• Ill mUtloa. J.,..pb w. Ram I Stewart pleaded not guilty and v' rs. ora IIi a Homer Anderson was noted. pins in the aftermath of redl• oey llllde tlw cborJo 01 bolll A - II IOU u.. I household wa• held to the next term grand sou Srmth Saturday I Mr and Mrs. Doyle Multi of trlcUog. 0 old•• plodded ioto Olother da, hypochlorn• such as Clorox, Jury under 07.500 bond He has Mr and Mrs Jerry Dolley, I Parma opent the weekend with The most realsllc private ... If elferU Jtl lelt.lement I one teaspoon to a aallon of wa- betn a pnsoner 1ft the county I Newark and _Judy Cozart, Sll- r Mr. and 'Mrs. Homer Circle tlmates in both parties Ia that tllkt ort 1lt.e JfOilld. I ter IS th~ rel'Ommended 'oocen- I jail since bemg bound over to ' versvllle. VISited Mr and Mrr. I and relative~. local Republican gains in lhl BALTIMORE IUP!I - Dur· trailon Observe the, wsrnmgs 1 - - ---- - :carl Authersnn Spending Sunday evening at Mr and Mrs Hayman Bam· Hoose will be within the ranae l"' )~ears mg 11s f1rsl week Med1care j aboul fabr~rs that can t be treat· bleed occaSionally' Could the , Mr and Mrs W1lham Abies the home of Mrs. Mary Circle , Ill, Mary and Ellen Bamlll, of 30 to 40 seats. Neither llgurt There havt been oo unwn es· worked virtually wrthout al ed m this way Some authorities I bleedmg be a symptomo f can- . and children railed on Mr and were Mr and Mrs Charles and Mrs. Keith Barnitz. all of could threaten actual Democrat· tlmale! or the t:o~ts or the var~ hatch So far a spot check of believe that thorough washmg I cerb Mrs Frank Ables, Ravens- Blakeslee of Pomeroy, Mr and Pom~roy, called at the Dean ic control of the House, whleb mus pro~sals The cO!lt of the parhe~patmK hosp1tals shows I Wilh a detergent followed by A _ Keeplnr the stools soft wood W Va Sunday Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens, Brinker home on Sunday even- currently stands at z to 1 Eitborlslnal umon demond m t:l"' oo overcrowding be('ause of I rmsmg m plam water IS JUSI as Will help prevent plleA from I Mr and Mn Guy E Mohnex Mr and Mrs. Melvin Circle of ing. • er fiBUre could, howev~~. tn-diSpule was placed a1 $1311 mil- the program IeFfertlve bleedmg but most bleeding piles 1~pent lhe weekend w•th Mr . Columbus. Mr. ond Mro. Rev and Mrs. Paul Sellers danger some of President John1 hThiS ~as a result today by Q - Five d\Herenl doctors must eventually be removed and Mrs Norman Lehew and George Circle and doUJhters of of Racine cal)od at the Brinker son's welfare programs _ aslion by the wllnes :'J'be five lines were struck I • Soc1al Security Adm.lnlstra· lnive sa~d 1 have a nervous slo·l ThiS,. the only sure cure. Since laflly. IAshland Ky, and Mr. and borne Saturdiy evening. sumlns, that Is, that the Repub-~ t1on 1SSA) which admtmsters mach. Is this sertous., What bleedmg from the rectum ts also Mr ~nd Mrs. ~aul Ours. and Mrs James Circle, New Haven, Ayward Jones JB visiting his Jlcan accretion waa from oonthe health care program for treatment would you recom- I a symptom of cancer, your doc· two ('hlldren VISited her Sister W Va family for I few dayJ. .ervaUve areas. the elderly. . mend' tor should delerminet he source1 Mrs. Frances , Brown and lam- Mr ond Mrs. Ralph Rose and I Robert Harden of Norfolk, All this means that this Con· 1 A spokesman s~1d '?me 300 of the blood , •ly of Oak H•ll Ohm Monday. daughter oJ. Racine spent an Va. spent the weekend with gresslonal campaign Is gotng to of the 6,4110 partiC~patmg. hos- A - .~ aervous stom:ch dor 1 Q - My dlagaosla when I 1 Mr snd Mrs Lawrence evening with Mr. and Mrs. War- bls family and relatives In I be one of the most complex in 1Syracuse p1tals were asked 1f Med1<:are gastnc neurosiS may e ue came out of the hospital yas 1 The1ss. Mr and Mrs. Ted 8&1· ren Rose and family hi to it 11 1 O.•t• reodtoas: Gallipolis had brought a flood of adm1s- to different causes. Some emo- 1chronic cholecysUtis w1th py- . ley, Mrs Mae Van Meter and Cnllmg on Belly VanMeter · our to' bery, )ll!ll0 ,'~ ~:;.'l"' Dam 12 I, \Z 0, runnlnK I feet Slons So far none reporled any , ll~nal difficulty, such as fman- lorospasm. What does thiS i Ruby viSited Mrs. Lou1se Van aod Margaret Ann Carleton reBUDGET APPROVED ~ht The~. biic8lll are est 1m rollers, Pomero~ - Mason drastic Increase• c1al wornes, an unhappy home , mean' ! Meter and NICki cenlly were Mr and Mrs Doug- CINCINNATI IUPH _The i pun ,... 1 10.43, 1'1 Pleas•ot 24.13, Hm- He pointed out, however. the hfe. an unsympathetic boss or • A - Cbole<ystltla Is in flam· 'I C1ody Lou Carroll went lo •las C~rcle and Mr and Mrs tty school bo d M nd ~ broke the conot .. 1 .on 0 60 Kanawh..a Falls 3 24, program opened July I du• mg ~:t•.es lhatU sta~ed in chlld· 1mat n of the gall bladder and Columbus to viSit a week 1 Homer Anderson and son, Mike. ~roved 1&!, :~.1100 ~ud:~t ~::;, :..~!~!~~r ' !;el~ 10 1 t:harlestDn 18 93 . London Mar- a summer month when adm1s- 1 • Is us~. underlymg Iis usually caused by mfect1on Mr Robert Oun, Mrs and I July 3 attendance at Sunday 1967 and recommended a tax ate tut Th De 11 Ult!'t and Winfield c:tamll\ were .swns usually ar~ low The full cause. The atmn 15 not ser· Pylorospasm is a spasmodac Mrs Mae Van Meter and Ruby 1- - --~-- - - - - ~re. e mucra 'en m the salls. mrpacl ilf the pl ogram wall not I IOUS but may be very hard to get : contraction of the outlet ur the \liS! ted Mr and Mrs Char he I • levy of 13 35 anllls be placed on their Side, are led hera by an lal rid of For thiS r.asoo your doo.' 1 ~ h . C nd 1 1 and N1<kl vlst od Mr. and Mrs. tbe November ballot. The levy old muter ol Congresolonal pot. • .. f 11 11 11 11 11 5Nt Mu .... men&a: U't" e un 1 er 115 year stoma~:u t at as usua y eongenarro a ami 11 L J l nd 1 · 1 1 th 1 • •• 1 1c p Itorlve mayou want to reassure you, I tal It s the to h M d M R11 d w· . awr ence ollns on a am- 11s a renews o e pre1en u .. , t s, resident Joh010n, assist~ 01110 River _ Beaver dowo In addition to the •300 :iiVIt t"some fatilerl advice I . may cau e s mac r. an rs o an Jse lly. mills levy and a new one of 4.1 ed. bJ a DemocratiC! National 1;, 1 I> • m , t.;oeana !los checks, the .s~kesman Said, a, g bo ( Yrt d 1to empty more slowly lhan nor· , and two children of Middleport, Mr and Mrs. Bobbv Joe 1••ills Comm'ttee hlch th-••h Cliff 1 t\iOrth down 15, 3 20 am , La- dose watch 111 bemg kept on 90 8 u rearrangmg your 1 e, an mal 1Route M Lo · v Mt · w ' ~ ....... Jj Mignon up 1 ~. E 10 am .. S<K·alled . tro.uble spots" or i prescnbe rned1cmes to ralm · ' rs. Ulse- ~a~- ~r Wolf and family, Racine Route, Carter. the Pruldent's main ~ew Martmsvllle down 16 , 6·40 counties where hosprta.is have your nenes and reheve Mr S1mey Powrll. loeal railed Earlt~t reference W 1 do- link to the committee, 11 UI'IIIIJ l'lattonai up 17, J·40 a.m; 1 recent history of functioning stomach symptoms to hseeu!'r. 1nd Mn. Maywood mesticated reindeer Is 1 Chi- ually helpful to Coqrtumea'l 111 ..:Ondon up J'i' S a5 a.m , Pel- I at 90 per rent or more of eapac- Q - My .. usbaad Wfl Jo ns . nes~ source dated A. Dl 489. problems. '~' t.o'llln~y down l7. 6 20 .._ m , 1ity and where there ls a high I talued for several weeks oaller Williamson down 11, 7 percentage of older residents !"antral gastrllil and ' t m , Pennsylvania up 19, 6 stomach ' AsJde from 1 • U • m., Onward down 20, 4 311 b•m a bland d1et what can we by Hele~t J•m•· ourant up 20, , to prevent. recurrence' 1m, Queen- down 20, 7.15 Jack O'BrlaD , m.. A. lJ Cr1ss and Mr. Cnss , A - Antral aastrltts Is ao I•· YOUTH ASKED FOR IT I don't tell anyone because they tR 2:1, J 20 am., Andrew Cal· flammat10n of the stomach at I ThiS column Is for yoong wouldn't believe me, but it's lOjuo dowa 226 .to a.m, Volv~; , l\ 1ls antral or lower end A pro- people. fhe1r problems and plea- ~ true Do you beheve me' Jack Haley Jr. sparking Ed- hoodlums weren't news to read- per·balry·male age ... C.mtna ;q, up Greenup 4 20 p m , lapsed or so-called fallen . sto- 1 sum, their troubles and fun HAZEL , gar Bergen's actress daughter el'!l of this sp•ce weeks before. Sparv soys definitely Nol to Ftant<lm B up Greenup 8 p m , macll 18 • normal f•ndmg In a ' As w•th the rest of Helen Help . . Candy, can't be accused of gold- The Beatles won the arau· qoostions of a reconclllatlon Helen R. up Greenup 9.55 p tall thm person and has no cilm· l Us' 1t welcomes laughs hut f Deal Hazel. digging Jack Jr 's retired real ment with the Rollin& Stones with former movie atarlet (DOW Ravenswood down Green- ~ cal s1gmflcance. Oncet he gas- I wont d d f Frankly, no But then agam estat~rith actor pop is wealth· as to which rock-group would a producel'let) Bob Evans __ 11 ::• .M 0 ge a sertous quPS IOn maybe you aren t pulhng mv 'If 2 - a.m.,• 0 reo down Me1· McArth1.1r th won Th dtheA opening S 1tr1hs IS cured • thornnoh -.. chew- I w1th 0 bru,h-<J!F , 1er th an Edgar an d young Ha- have th e no doubt p1 easure of Charles Scribners wftl publish 1 1 jlhl S·25 p m: Alton Zephyr game op "w •::.. nnua I mg of one's food and relaxed I Send yo,;;. t•~nage qoest•ons leg Eighteenth century maidens ley not only IS a high-fee TV tourmg with the rtrl • rockors 21 F. Scot! Fitzcerald shorl S ._·. ., e ll~1 -~~tfn~l 1 Pomeroy-Middleport. • ;ix" Mo<i ! unable to coRtact RusSiaa Clonch, held se.oalor . batters sports ofF•c•ala and W88 awwl· to one btl, a one-nut mgle by ing further word from Hull, Chest.r Roush. Clonch walked who W31 ill Frankfurt, ilirma- 7 wh•ch produced tbe other ay y1th a US. basketball team tw~ 1: ' ' 1 th Reds 1 " or e acheduled to tolD' tbe u.s s R. were DaVIs said he was trym to Cooke a double aad homer, ael up an alteroate ;..I, Clonch two doubles aad a sm· possibly with England or West ghle, JlrlcKIHoneyll 1 doud blebl andd GtrDlllly. 11o said he did lOt ' omer, yse a 00 e .. bow If Poland, scheduled to two Singles, Cochran two lllisend 1 track and field !!Quad gleo and 8 bomer, J. Ferrell'a against lbe United Stateo this two smgles and Eddy a lilgle. weekead• ,. •- Berke1ey, c3 Iii·• Sen Reds 443 I Ill) 11-(22) (II) 020 1111 3 I 01 also would wtlbdraw. .. .. .... · Clowcb and Cooke. B. llaw, B~= p (UP!) ley and C. Roush. -The Phil del bi1 B ~ I 0 tbe C f a tatF00~ ...;, on men . gue 1 rookiO and free _agewt For All The FaMily aiDDig tamp Moaday With 40 bopefuls lR the group. Coach Wayne Hardin, a former bead coach at the U S. Naval Academy, spent the monuog .w•th his staff teaching lbe rook101 tho termillology of bl8 system and paas paUems Mlddl.,ort,O. The veterans are acbeduled lo =E, r.aed TENNIS SHOES Roush's Shoe Store arr..._•v;ie;;;;;;Jul.iy&Z7.ith.&;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ • T01•nro w • Ilining. make sure you're first ia liae at JIIO'" Olds Dealer's. ' . • �' . •11r ' leDUHI, l'ollletoy-Ktdtllepurt, 0, July u, 1~ue ~.~~:,e:.?::~:~~p~~ tJachinists Asked to Show 'ttlement Cost Figures IC.~ap1•t0I C..,ommen l , Even I S Three Area Men ·are Held ::::!7'~~~f~E:·:s For Grand Jury Hearings I' ~ \-l-t-+--- - -· --- _ __...!,___ 0 .. JUly 12, 1~ Medi'care haS ' No HI'tches F'Irst Week *' _ _ _ _ u.ue' •'*' Gri•ffI•t h May be underdog STARTING PITCHERS for the annual baseball all· I .AIJ,STAR and two smgles tbe wmntng runs will> .one ou~· star gama In St. Louis July 12 are scheduled to be Los Rex Va1100 pilthed five 111D' ' Angeles ace Sandy Koufax, left, who will be on !be hill Jet hitlel'!l were D Stone, ings, gave liP fliloe<biiSr walked .. for the National League, while Detroit's Dennis McLain T. Soulsby and S Story, each I three and strU<!g out 14. llor91!J Will start for the American League. Koufax IS a lefta smgle I Ohhnger was llel\ind the pillll• hander while McLain throws from the ngbt side. NEW YORK (UPI)-Emllel money OR the light. If Griffith, Will have to lose I pound to F lk . d c •d lor the Bom)lers. Griffith may go lnlo the ri•g a natural welterwetght, comes come mat the 160-pound weight ! tll au an ase worke on Lme score. '· .. the URderdog Wednesday a~ght IR around 150 pounds at Jimlt I e mound for the Plrat.es wh ale Bombers oo2' OOiJa.::.:.· 2 3'~" jWhen be makes the first Wednesday's welgb-i• ' the late But Gr:ffith''' manager' GU I' Gilmore went the d!Stanl'e for the J t Wh1te Sox 002 CJ2 X- "..f; ;defense of his world middle- odd!:i may sh1ft to Archu as the Clancy Y.a~ unworried about e s. Batteries· Boffi~i-~ ' Vinet weight champiOnShip against favonte the shill Ill the bettmg For the Boys' League Slaodln•s (LPI and Dhh~ger ' '«'h•te Sol Joey Archer. A natural middleweight, Ar - bout W L - stembeck .JamL'(un (31 \ WPl On the eve of the title fight cher weJghed 161 pounds ,. Pirates 8 0 and Pen oud. ''' '= set at Madison Square Garden, Sunday when he fimshed Gnfflth IS a m•ddlewelg~t Tigers ; Wtalher ·Perinitting •• the odds dropped to even trammg for the bout and be from lhe waiSt up, ID fact. be !i Bombers 4 1 Games tomght: 6· 15 p J the best ftghter m the world Dodgers 3 5 By MIKE GREMAUD s>ud Walter Alston, Dodger I today I'll make a pred!Clioo l Yanks Pt Pleasant Dmryland vs Gal2 6 Uaited Pr.. s International ,' p1lot and Nahonal League I S For Em•le- he'll knock out ; Jets llpohs Onoles; 1 30 P m . MiiJ:' ST.. WUIS (UPI) -Sandy 1manager, asked him two days Archer m an early round," I "So J've beeo released by tbe U 8 dleport Senators vs Pt Pleas-- ; Koufas says he's ready-eve. I ago if "I would rather start or I Clancy said team! y 011 don't have to ~ar \ant Ctt~ lee & Fuel; and a 38 With only two days rest. I relieve in the third Jnning." : Gnfflth won the title on April i dte buttons off my uniform!" TENNIS THJBF p rn C. alil polls Senators ys. Koufax and Denny McLain oi l "I !old him that I dJdn't care I 25 when he took a !>round ' HOYLAKE, En gland I UP! Bedford Braves. '• JMar1a Bueno of BraZil ' the 1- lhe Del r01 t Tge 1 rs battl e 1t out but JUSt wanted to play "I d~cas1on from D1ck T1ger even 1 IKoufa.J: said. "If I had 'a I runner-up at Wimbledon thiS l'n the n'll·Siar Gam e '"day w • though most rmgs1de observers "This JS the First lome that !,choice," he Said,"] told hun II · . disagreed With the offiCials and year, lost her tenniS outfit to 3 1 have beeQ Ia an All-Star Game 1would be to start." ' ST. LOUIS (UPI)-Tbe proud· To Detrod on wa1v.s, It gave an edge to Tiger. 1 thief who r1fled her bag before The Right before, the Atlanta I est guy ID the ball park, ~aybe IlurRed out. Archer seems certam the her match Ill the Hoy lake open UNE UPS Braves beat Koulax 5-2 •• Los • even the whole world, will be I The White Sox lost_ them- 1111 n h h d8 tournament Monday ST. LOUIS (UPil - T b • A geles ' ' the fellow with his •best way selves a top-drawer pitcher. e •s g';;, g ~ h~ ange an "When I went to get changed For The Family 1 starling lioeups for Tues. ~oufa~ was a sur nse ClUt to here, telling everyoae I That doesn't bother Lou , ag.~m mve '~el,ght and for the match I found the bag Prices $l99 day's All-Star Game: nommataon by Alston, whop had : arou.~d bim, "Tbat's my BOfi·ID- I Boudreau's little glrl because des~reb:omg {o~ ~e.~~ beell l empty," saJd MISS Bueno, who tlotin At _ __ been expected to giVe the llaw. sbe feels she got a good 1d d h h th .,1 horrowd togs from the tourney 1 American League - McAa- st tm nod to bthander i husband. I eme t 15 c ance or ree The T1gers edged the Yanks orgamzers and went on to 111r., T1gers. ss; Kalioe, Tigar g ng 1 L<>o Boudreao win be the guy ' And it sure doesn't bother her I years and now that I have II ' 7-1 and the Pirates blasted the 1 demol h J E B 1 f· o en, cf~ F Robinson , Orioles, Juan Manchal 1' poppmg h18 buIt008 and he 'II be father because be fi'IJ'Ill'es he 1' m gomg to wan," Arc her 531 d Jets by a 26-2 margm m Pom- 1Engl ISd 1)..0 6-0 nros er second1 ., Middlepor1, 0. "Sandy doesa't <are if they ! talk 1ng about Denny McLa 1• • gamed a fme hard·throwmg •. eroy Boys' League play oD Mon· Jroundan match ' , , ' a U: Oliva, Twms, rr; B. Rob· I A crowd 0 f cIose to 15 ·000 15 ! insoo, Orioles, 3b; Scou, Red are nght or lett handed batters, the starting pttcber for the son-m-law expected w1th possibly a gaLe day I "" be can get the ball over tha i Americ .. League All-Stars. · of $125,000 Gnffith w1U rece1ve Fr6e baD, Tl15-rs, c; I Sor, 1b ; Angels, I t011 sa 'd Knoop, %b aod Me· pate eather way, " As t . !' Boudreau pl'Byed for the 4S per cent of the net revenues y OWlg an d ClarI com bl ned to BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME WITH Lal Ttge Sam Mele, pilot of the ClevelaRd Indians and also wh•le Archer 11 ftghtmg for a handle the mound dut1es In n rs, P· Amencaa League team aad the 1 managed them as well as the flat guarantee of $! 7 000 the T1gers' defeat of the Yanks 11 II National Lea rue - Mays, Mmnesota Tw••s, dubbed Me- l BO!lton Red Sox and Kaasas , by Ianning rune and ISsumg two Glaats, uf Clemente, Pirates, Lam y1tb the startmg honors. •c1ty A's free passes Werry and McKm· rf: Aaron, Braves, If: McC• . McL?in, a 22-year-olcl fastball·! He broadcast.s the Cuba' , oey worked on tho mound for , vey, Glaalll, lb: Sonto, Cubs, mg righthander, Rever haalgames aow lor radio station I lbe Yanks 3b; Torreo, Braves, c; Le- appeared II •• AU-Star IIOnlest, IWGN In Chtcago bot today be'lll I • Ttger Hitters were Bates Wllh febvre, J)o(lgen, 2b; Carden· &ad has posted a mark of 1,3-1 be slr!CIIy a proud father·m- I double, and Burney and Light up dim Interior~, open 1Biackstor. each a Single. Yank as, Reds, ••· and Koulax, IbiS year. Koulax 1s 15-4 oa theltaw. ~ LOS ANGELES IUPI) - The l ID up dark corners, create new living space w1th Acrylite Dodlen, p. season. I This wdl be the fint t1me Jntenabollal Olymptt 0JIBm 1t- : hitters were Werry a double Acrylic Sky Wmdows Whe· " It surprised me ot bear that II've ever s..u DoBRy pltcb," tee may take 1 d•m flew of the ; 'and smgle, McKmney, two ••nther you 're bwldmg or rethat I d1d not plteh the previous !Sam l~lele) d1d not pick tJ1m1 1sa•d Boudreao. "I'll be rootmg SovJet Umon's withdrawal from gles, Wyatt and S Moon each 1 = modeling, you'll find installa· Sunday," sa•d Koufax, of the •Kaat of Minnesota, especmlly for him and the AmerlcaR 1ts scbeduled track and field 1 and Reds look a single, and SnoufFer two Sin· , bon 1s fast and economical. -=Los Angelea Dodgers. Iafter he d1d so well agamst us League. Only For the first three Imeet w•tb the U••tal Stales The Red So• M od . ht gles PRODUCTS OF 1 Umts are shatter resistant, ~··· .ummgs, thoug b. Then I' m I here July 23-24, accordmg to .lo~Sided VICtories 0 ayLellg M'ddl Bo Hitters for the P1rates in th~1r Belore rna k.mg b'IS rour lh All. Iast wee kend ," sa1d )'vu-e 1 weather-proof. seale~ agalntt 1 Star Game appearance, Koufax 1McLam. swltcbmg my alleg1ance to the spoASOn of the eanceled 011el ml 1 epoldr yfsll' toaglbeue romp were Jed Will two borne I < £-rA.NA..M'r» ::=. leaks and drafts. N · a1 Lea c1 11o . · , pay the n 1ans a 1hg • ~~~. gue •• a Former West Poml footlnill l Red' Sox 17 _5 aad the Senators runs aod a single, C. Faul home Ideal For The IV. Story Homo. Lets ' 1star Glenn DaVIs, meet d1rector om down 22_3 to the Red!. run, three smgles and a patr of Marrlallt No Joke. 1for the sponsonng Los Angeles 1g T:e 17 R' d Sox runs eame Oil doubles, T. Vaughaa a borne You H••• Ventilation and or Natural Light Boudreau laughed at b10 little I Time!, sa1d Mooday be was , ool f hi hn by p run and single M Vaughan er• · . y our ts, a mer jo.ke, Bu1 net'ther be aor bis l ~1d by Col. Dol Hull, executive ky Ault two doubleo by Pick· three smgles, C. Legar, a home w•fe, Della, laughed wheu the" 'J director of the us. Amateur ,.j 81 k, . 1 Aldin run ..d three singles A Ell£daughler, Sharya, •ama home Alhlebc Umoa, that Rl1 ..1a's .th.. a a e I ·~·:g .al . ,__ andg llsh borne run R G~ul ·• Sirr · 1963 d ed 1 elf cause were • w ~ ' · d one ay m an annouRc breach of a formal rontracl lo lndl gle Mark Dillard two stogies N. 2nd A••· Middleport" 0. 11f United Press !ntoruatlooal !New York 3ll 48 .429 2ll'h obe waa goill1 lo marry a ball ! "would Jeopard!ZI their stand- ur an errors. Jobo Dillard two doubles - •·• 1 Amencaa League ;Boston '.rl 52 416 22 ptayer. 1ing witb the lllternational For tbe lnd•ans Mullen W. L Pet. GB Mooday·s Resultl "Della 811d !, lor example, Amateur Athletic Federation'' homered, Stobsrt IIlli Halley Baltltnore 5ll 29 677 ... No games scheduled have been married 30 years, alii "Hull 111d aueh actioa each SJRgled aod ~ubled, and Detroit 48 35 .518 8 Tuesdoy's Game• of wb1cb lime I've been ,. mea• that the Soviets would be Moud!Spaugll smg twice. 0 Clevelani -«; '.rl 554 10 All-Star Game at St Louis ' baselmll. of thoso 30 years, do I banned lfom aD illlorutional ~a.. .. . ~~ 1: ~ California ~ 39 Ml 11 Wednesday's Gameo :you have any idea bow long she compehbo• mclucling the Olym- R Hal~• (LP) ugb Mlnne!IOta 40 45 .411 11 No games scheduled .. aod I have opeRt together'! I JllC Games," Davio esplatned. I) Stobart' ISpa Kllll~as City 39 46 .4$9 18 National League Only live years, aB told. Caa DaviS st1U lrad oot beard I The Red . ed l6 b. II 1' 1 Chicago 38 47 A 17 19 you Imagine tha!? But wbat I from ofFICial aourceo in Moscow off the Se:a:r'sW:~ilo th~ washmgtaa 39 49 .443 19\\ W. L. Pel. GB can you do w•dJ all that about the cancellalmR of the lgblb d R0• _ _..:...~------- Sa• Fran 54 33 .621 ... trnvellnK." meet. He oaid be bad beea veteraa r an er, r All•Star Game Today Koufax WI'II Make FI'rst '', All-Star Start on Mound I I AL's McLa'ID son-In-Law 0 £ Former Ind•Ian Sh0rlsl op 1 lm":.:r. I :-I ""I R d vill ee e SOCJe.ty • Notes I · 111ames wednesday Pee are weeSyracuse League GETS tl ... CASH !ICheduled ~ON 1UPil _ A bandit ., Pomeroy at 1.30 p m. and wetilng a black stockmg ma•k , Masoo vs. Cheshlft at 7 45 p. ~ prmed w•lh a p!slol robbed m tollf• Place. JUst south of the ::It)' early toda; and es• aped ' Mrs. Gbaodi Lands '!iaboQ wltb; ..,W 1. . t 1~,800 '"- cash_ _ I ' For Moscow Talk1 a.evatier of Guy M809fteld and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer and family ol. Tuppers Plains The birthdays of Mary Ruth Sauer of Middleport and David wamlleber were celebrated with a 1 Y !Inner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber on Sundar. Mr. and Mrs B•sil Green and family ond Mr and Mro. Jalk Goody and family are camping at Greenup, Ky. Mrs. Beos Larkin• spent a recent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks of '-<>111 Bottom MOSCOW 1UPI) Pr:me Minister Indira Gandhi of In· i.......rte~tw mto Mooeow today to Sovlet oH1clals to try end the war in V1et Nam. pr01pecb were dim. ,;~:;,.:~;~~;;;;i~·~t I.;P:r;em•er Alexei N. Kosyatn ~, strai1nt to the airport from • Red Square funeral of loai·lillle party colleague to CROP REPORT Mrs Gandhi and .,.. WASHDIGTON (UPI)-Ohlo's -:::: j biii~!Vhearlnldown • flag bon!Bed 1168 wheat cr!lp will be 45.4 ,1 to the c1ty center. nuiHoo boshels and Ill corn crop Z%3,2211,000 boohols, the LBJ TO SPEAK U. S Agrlculldre Deportment WASH!NGTIJN (UP!) - Pr.,_ ..t•mated Monday. ident Johnson will fly to White Sulphur W. Va , to- MARRIAGE APPUCATION nichl to address the American <llarles David Eskew, II, Alunmi Council, lbe White Newark, Jotlla Kay Ettewine, II, llulluil. DAilY Sp""''· a-...._._ I ViOICe • o{ B ..,..a d way C "The Ronetteo" Seems the Beatles put their offer In writing Richard Bw '"" gave Liz a big fat diamond n."klace and it wasn't even her birthday, anniversary, or noth1n' Ask· ed If he's now a millionaire, ex-puc Rocky Graziano llld at the Old Homestead, "almost" Mas£1• · Me Namara who star· red on Bdwy. 1n "The Moon II Blue" now Is a radio prothlclion worker bore And r• memjler when prudet were Insilting "The Moon Is B I u o" was too blue lor family o(gfld. ...... Alongside "Va. Wootr• 1t's Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm . With all the animals dressed. Johnny Wellmulter, who wore hio hair almoot Beatie • length lor "Tanan" fllml, still wears II long; but folks al Miami's Eden Roc where be vacationed didn't even notice It in thl• hy· of,' 'I '~ Of w·llhdrawaI ACRYLITE ' R d Sox Reds e ' w· Lopsided • Ball Games SKY WINDOWS 1 King Bu1'fders Supp fy Co. stories Buddy Greco (at tbe" American's Royal Box) melted off 2ll pDIIIIdJ and now looka Uko a yoong Buddy Grqo; Bud· dy sort ol bridgeo lbe generatiOM betweell Sinatra and the rockers: talented lad. Warren Beatty's friends _,a womed bis reeenl career probIeJill have depressed tbe 0~ too.confldent kl d . Famed drummer Olatunjl wUI open 1 Center of African Culture In Harten - ethnic dancing, elb· nlc drums, all that rultunl jau Kate Smith 1110tted a sll· Ogure Lao Vqaa olffl'; she's no shell . .. Tbat'l Showbll, 11em: two memben ol the "Peewee Four" back In lfiS IDciiJd. ed George Bumo of Grtcle ,u. len fame and Jack Tower, backstlge doorman at the He!• Hayes Theatn, where "Pbll• delphia Hlft I Come" is hummiDI Ill longrun lll!lltimenta. ..:i Pittsburgh 52 33 .612 I Los Angeles 47 36 .566 5 Phdadelph18 411 39 541 7 Major League Leadel'll HoustoA 45 40 .529 8 Natioual Leagoo ISt. Loms 39 43 416 12\\ G. AB R. H. Pel. : Atlanta 41 47 .4116 13\1 Alou, Pitt 75 281 42 95 .338 Cmclnnatl 37 46 .446 15 Stargell, Pitt 75 273 50 92 .337 New York 35 48 422 17 Clmeote, P•tt 811332 50 109 .328 Chhcago 26 57 .313 20 Alll!D, Phil 65 2.13 56 75 .322 , Mooda}'s Results early, Alia 81 253 33 81 :J21l iNo games scheduled M~sa•, Hou 68 251 34 80 .319 Tuesday's Game• Cepeda, StL 63 210 27 01 319 All-Star Game at St. Louis Santo, Chi 79270 47 114 .311 Wednesday's Games Helms, CIR 64 251 28 76 303 1No games scheduled Alou, Atla 88 383 56 114 298 P1ason, Cin 83 322 35 96 298 ilotemational teague l!landlql American League I By Uoll<d Press Jnteraaliooal G. oUI R. H. Pet. I w. L. Pet. GB KallAe, 1let 74 265 04 86 .325 1Columbus 47 34 .580 .. Oliva, Minn 1fi1322 51 !OJ 314 1Rochester 46 40 .585 3\1 F.JUillljlt, Bal 85 3116 68 96 .312 i Toro•to 44 41 .518 5 SaliiiOD, Clev 67 232 32 72 .310 1Toledo 44 41 .>18 5 Powell, &I 81281 47 85 .302 Jacksonville 40 42 .4118 7\1 B Rbllsn, Bal 87 353 56 104 .295 Buffalo 40 44 .476 8\1 Re!clldt, Cal 75 :!'12 II 79 .290 R•chmond 40 44 .476 8\1 Carmr.J, cal 78 280 36 81 .289 Syracuse 35 50 .412 14 Lock, Wash 71229 41 66 .288·, Monday'• Resulll McAiff~• . Del 75 251 53 71 .283 Buff. 2 Syra. 1, 1st, 7 lnas. Home Rus Syraeuse 11 Buffalo 7 Nat lo nat league: Aaron, Cpls. 4 Jacksnvlle 1, lsi 7 bw. Braves, 28; Stargell, Pira!ea.•·J,~ville 8 Columbus t U, Torre, Braves & AlleR. Richmond & Toledo t PJI!II!d. 21: Alou, , Braves & Rictunood i Toleo 9 Hart & Mays, Glantil 20. A._.~· F. Jlobis, Ka!ine, 'lligers K; leoti, \ Red ooo, Ui'ioles ·;. Kalme, Tigers So1 · 54. 21; Po~, Oriolea ,11 Pepitone, P.~ Y... 1.; Soot!, Red 5os II N a II OD al Leapt: PetT1,' M&Rtle,,_Yaoka 18. Gmnts ~I; CueDar, Astroe 7·1: Jlal1tlllll Koulu, ,Dodgara 15-4; fflil'ldiN~ ~!!' Aaro•, 1al, Gillllla 14-t ,lc Bliss, P.,lrBfeJ Bravef\i7; ...rpl, Pirates &3; 1?-2. ,. · AlleR, *'~ liB: Maya, Giants Ameri.ait • • s. Miler, li7 ; cietljmte, Plr~tes55. OrloJe,s,).,: Sauford, Aqell " , Am•.b!lt kaiitiet.B.,~ 2: Me~n. Tlgersi:H; ,Birbor, ,ll!!t. ~~~ 'Iii;· Po\'~11. Orloll!ll Ol'lolea ·Ill-S; McNally, Qiolea 1'1; Fl Rob~ Oftoll!ll 1o 7~. . LEADERS iiiiiiii I n- <• ., ,/ :ii ' , The pert, attractive Sbaryn, who bad dated lbt late KeBDy Hubbs of the Cubs before meeting McLain, liB!eaed to what ber par0111l told ber. Her milld wao made up, though. Sbe 11111rr1ed McLain on Oct. 5, 1963. "Sbe alznply told us abe wu in love with him and she was 80IIig lo marry 0.11111 DO matter whnt," aaid Boodrtau. "So we gave lbem bolb our blessmg. The marriage hns worked out wundarfuUy." MeLaia'a Reconl McLain b.aa a lH reaord 110 far this .....,. for the Tigers IUid you lllllldn'l pry billl away from thet11 fer love or money, but be once belllll8ed to the Cb1cago White SoL He wu wilb tbe While Sol ., aprlng traillillg Ia 1963 wbea be and Sharyn "got aerleu." "The White Sox bad Ia mal<o I deciaiotl on wbetltv to keep me or Bruce Howanl, aaother pitcher," uJd McLain. "Ed Short, the Wltite Sox general llliiDIIgel', got up this ilb of pltclmig Howard against me In aa llltra-squad game. I lOst, 2-1, aad the aeziU, I waa 10110:" Hot w..IIMr Aheadt INSTALL COLEMAN 'AIR.coNDITIO. .G CHASE lfARDWOE · HaNIII~Mir· .....,;. tft.UI1 M', ,,.. rt and lr.~~~~~~~~~;~~;;;;;;;;;;:::::::=:; 1 eoultl l ~L~~~~~~Ha~~d~om's!Thmt§y~1lHEDo~~ItDE~v~t·ty~T~unc~· heard hiS w•re " • real troubl,_ oomethmg. 11 they're Itrymg to tell come me maker w1sh they'd I never thousht I would be a nght out and say 11. - D!SGUS. bomewrecker, but aren't there TED aomet1mes extenuating circum· Dear DIS stances? My roommate tells They've already told you me his flattery is real oowhero, oomethln& lood and clear: "Our bot she's the Jealtus type, who promiSes are as worthless as 1 wanted h1m herself once. lour-dollar bill" I've ohanged this so h• won't Let your money collect tnterr-.n•ze himself Am I a eot In th• bank until your folks FOOLISH VIRGIN run out of excuses, and rememDear F V.: ber you can learn aomethiDI Ves, and silly that way' If from every experience - like this married man's flattery set.s bow NOT to treat YOUR son him somewhere, It won't be to I when you hove one. - H. the altar - H. Dear Helen. Dear Helin: My boy friend 's ea-ctrl lrieod Please print the wlldeot l•t· ketpe telling him lies abaut me ter you got Ibis week. - CUR l!ld he lee.. believing them. !OIJS We planned on cetlilll married, Dear Curlouo: but now we're about 1<> break up. How's thlo one? What can I do? - K.S. Dear Helen Jam IS and have Dear K: a boyfriend who Is out of thta II your b.l. tlkeo hils ••'• galaxy H~ is tn another uni- word over yours, she isn't his verse and he eontacted me "ox" and you may be. II will through mental telepathy. He burt lor a while but you'll soon ru.uu. NYI when I am II he will ""me reollze a m1111 who can't II'UBt fu< 1111 ta Uvt 111 bil !orkt. I JW ila't worth JIIUI' lllvt. - II. THE SHOE BOX -------- ! I producer bot took home t300.000 10 c•pltal gains when the David Wolper TV !lim factory was sold to Metromedia Corp. Jack Haley Sr. also has a umque distinction he's one self-made millionaire who also is president of an AFL-C!O union - 'llle American Guild of Vane., · "' Arus " ts 1vau devl·1•K orgaDizallonl Mad•l••ne Carroll's r"rnored due lo wed a~aln George Gobel was I "" on the Johnny Carson Shu~ than be's ever been on TV Amencan-styte Westerns are ground out in such prolusion In Europe that one promoter 18 eleaning up w1th a 11,000,000 "Western Town" bu11t oubule Paris 'llle big headlines about I he feds lnvesU&ating Las Vegas casinos skimmmg off millions In gambling winnings which !ben go In nat:onaliy notorious r·JgerS w.Ill CANVAS 0 XFORDS . 1 1 Bottel--..1 !ltnnl M.eldabl 10·20 p.m; City ~acuse etdd ee 2/;"~ennd ) peaceful surroundings at meal- to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT Idreamed of Prmce Charmmg ol it Louis down Meldahl II . u~pmg A ''"" . o ay , t,meo rem ore Important than I care of Helen Help Us' 10 car ••on a white charger, so why 15 L'm . Miss Susan dowu Mel- mg t I• strictly bland diet I f th • shouldn't space age glrlo con:taill a:.~a am.; Buckeye State I Mike Ratzlaff p!lched a Q - Is It necessary! 0 have ' ~Rl~~~;:i~ PRU JUre up their Dream Man "out up ~<=a.m. Oliver Shear hitler enroute 10 the easy VIC- surgery for hemorrbmds that FESSOR of thiS galaxy?" .,... . ' ' tory over a four-lnnmg stint ~ Dear Helen er If 2.U a.m . EI!Shl when was called off bv the For a college girl. 1 gues< lmag•natlon 1s Fun, honey, 11 Wotida up Meldahl 5:10 a.m.; !5· I'm quite naive never having but when you conFuse 11 w1th 1 ~ dOwn Meldahl 6.25 a i :~r~:; hitters were D•· S dated much bec~use of strict reality, you'd better ahoot a m. ·' 'd B U k And Cll h parents hole 10 cloud Nme and come VI u oc · Y ne, eac I down to th . - H. ~ Da'D- Eodeavor I >Ingles Don Oller, two smgles I'm at oummer school, WOrK· Do Helear liP ft*.a,tll-. Mark Easlull and a home run, Gary Anlog in the ofF1ce part-time. and ar en :lolll.ll • -., Walter Jle<k)onl drews, 1 triple and three 510 often alone There's an asSistaHt I wanted contact lenses and 11p ~- a.m .. l'"lf''""" down igles Kim Ward. triple. Rex By Mrs. Lyle Jllldersoa professor who io a real dream. my parents sa1d I'd have to 1:. .111.; EIJ••IiU don 8:JO . Blake 1 pelf of 81 ngles and a Mr aod Mrs John Devine of aod JUS! full of charm. flattery. bnng my grades up to "B" IV· &m,; ....,.. down 9·:10 a.m. I home run, and Ratzlaff, two sm· Parkersburg, w. va , visited j animal magneHsm. and all. He erage, he fore I could gel them. ,.,,... .Rtvor _ Solvay , gles Mrs Lllhe and Rose Thomas 15 about 35 and marned. He's So I d1d , and then they said, t1tN; lollllloa 1::10 a.m; A. J . ; McArthur Will play Middle- recenUy, thoughtful, kind, and generous "You'll have to earn the monPaltlln """" Marmot t ·U5 P·j port 10 the second tourney game Mr and Mrs. Claude Smith too - In fact, my 1deal ey f~rst " So I earned over $201) m.;;MD tain state up WiDflekt. at the syracliSe Ball Park Fn- spent 1 few days "ith Mr. and He leaves things in the office But wh1le I was earning, 1 didl: I$' p.m.; Holen Z. down W11>- day at 715 p m 10 a sem•·final Mrs. RIChard Smith and daulh- ao he oan come baok and get n't do all my garden work well tielol 3:11p.m.; Lucy Jane LIJ· Icootest tor, Akron. them, ond he's always glvmg eaough For them, so they said cu ·dowa Winfield 7 15 p.m.. Park Manager Bob Louks Mrs. Nettie Cowdery Is vll!ll- me ~lid .,.mphments, askmg I'd have to make that up before AIIait R. MerrHl up Wrnfleld t. · said the Syracuse Nmlh Annu- ing her daughter, Mrs. Roth me to take an hour off, or meet I got contacts. I made It up, and to p.Jil.; Lelia Shearer up W1n- 1al Lulie League AIJ.Star lour· Barthleman, Columbus. him after classes 1 pretend he's NOW they say wa1t 1111 the end ~!( 12:3$ a.ID , Jefferson up nament w•ll 101 underway on Recent vlslton of Mr. and kiddmg, but 1 am about to fall of next school term and 11 1 get Wiallild J:t5 am Jooeph Cho- August 1 Entr ... c•n be phon- Mrs. Edward Chevalier and for hlo lovely words, eopec!ally •n "A" average, I can have lin f!w» Wiufiold 4 10 • m. , ed to Louks at W V2-:1951. Caryl were Zenith and Gerral when be looks unhappy I've them. · 1 Committee May Take DIDl" VI"ew 1 1 I-I p·Iral es, 1 fur McArthur Wins Opener rith 21-2 Score I I J In pomerov lliver News .Ill. m; 'I Today Sport Parade - HELEN HEL p us ! I 1 SOCiety NoteS 1 ·~d ~~~ ooultl I canne) 4 sttal~hf I '"'I I' O!d Town Flats SOCJety • Notes White Sox By DICK moMAll soo p!lchiOg three llimngs of Hard•• walked two and struck ed all five runs •n the hotlom Parso09, Terry Sheets, all dotfo fix garri<is', Rody Harden ptlcbed aad no hit baU •• a relief role. out SIX of the first mmng, and Adda· bles I the only other hll.s oH the Boi1JII. baited his Pb.: Pleasant Kiwao- 1 K1wanli meets the Athie!- Bret Hart pitched Five inn- , •ille got two m the first and Smgles by Dav1d Thomaa, ers' Rex Vance. '· ' iii to a 7-2 win over Racine I 1cs • t 8 30 p m. Fnday and the ' mgs >nd gave up seven blls, Ione m the second St.ve Slone's M1ke Powell and Terry Bush, 1 Jun Ste•obeck started flll>llilll Monday ••ght m the openmg 1Wh<te Sot w•ll meet the winner walked none and struck out double was one of four Athletic and Steve Slone's double were: Wllire Sex, worked three lnnilllll ' game at tho Kyger Creek ' of tomght's Pt Pleasant Dairy· mne. Racme scored one II the bits oFf hurlers Glenn Sm1th aU the hits the Alblellcs and gave liP 1llree hits, lll<lllll>i E<ghth ARRual Tournameat for 1iand vs. Gallipolis Orioles tilt, second •nnmg and trailed 3-1. and Chester Wtgal muster ing a double and sln8le W Jim Lillie Leaguers. It wu the see- 1at 6 15 p m. Saturday. KIWaniS got 1ts fourth rUR m Steve Lea went the route for Line score Cottrill and a Single to T o<ml ood w11 for Kiwams. Klwanio f.% the bottom of the filth and Ra- the AthletiCS while £1VIng up · Addavlile . 210 000 - 3 7 I Lowery. Steinbecko walked The seooad game went to the Rndy Hardea, three for three cme's Fmal run came m the seven hits He walked three Athletics 500 OOX - 5 4 I aod stru<k dul llliu; 'I J GaU1polis Athletics, tbelf f~rst at the plate lnclud~ a double, top of the Sixth and struck out 12 Wigal and BatterieS Addaville - Smith Both leama se6rtcl Pro -~ start, 5-3 over tbe Addavlile 1and Steve M1ller, two Jor three, ' Lme .core iDav1d N1bert slammed doubles (LPI. W1gal and F".!nch; Atlr in the third inning, and - . Sluggers. Glen• Smith blasted collected fiw of seven K1wams Racme 010 001 - 2 2 0 ofF Lee. lellcs - Lee and Busb. "Fireball" JamiSOII eame aa two of seven h1ts off Athletic 1bits off lblcme hurler Brei Hart. K1wams 300 OIX - 4 7 1 l Addav1lle pitchers hm1tal i White So• f.% to put out the fire. Jlll!lllloRv hurler Steve Lee. Mark Miller and Dav1d Str1ck- l Batteries Racme - B Hart I the Athletics to four bits as 1 Jumor JamiSon's three oln· worked the last thr<e lramet, 1 The GallipoliS While 8 ox, land had the other two hits ILPI •nd Sayre, Kiwllllll! - they walked four and struck out 1 gles m three trips to the plate allowed no hits and 10 nib• makiRg theu f~rst start, eked i Work1ng sill momgs, Hardea Harden (WPl aad Hall. 111M BeSideo Smith's brace oi l paced the Galh~hs Wblte Sox's and struck out sa. · •• out a 4-1 wm over the oace vtc-, llm•ted Racme to two hits, Singles and doubles by Nlbed f.2 win over the Harrisonville Perroud was hit by a pllft • torlous Harrtsonvtlie Bombers, J' smgled hy Dav•d Crow a o d Athletics 1-4 and Wigal, other Addavllle hit- Bombers J1m Noe and Chuck to open the bottom of tbe illtltt wilb JUIIOr "FirobaU" Jami- Mike Nea,. m the f1rst frame I The Galli polio Albletica scor· ters were J•m Sayre, Jaokie 1Perroud, who has h1t safely in ,.Jam•son got his tb1ri hit, IJid - ·--~-- - · · ---· - - J1m Noe's single drove iJolllt, I · - - - ---- SAYS ~'s, Point Kiwanis, Gallipolis '-- foc~:l :il,~it:~hal~~e :.b~~ WASHJNGTIJN - The X ... least the Democrats are f!>lhl pubUc service JII'Girammlng Charges Involving unusual sex practices against , lor in the Congressional elec·l preme Court Justice Felix 1o lose more Congresslonalseatl WASHINGTON (UPI) - Machinists were called to 1 will start operatl•llllbe fall three men were revealed today by Gallta county prose· tion oamap1gn now opening is o Frankfurter called "thlo polltl· throu~h redistricting than thtJ ,-ned negotiations today to g1ve their estimate of the 1 of 1917, q was annouoced 1o- cutmg attorney John A. Ephng and chie£ of police John factor nobody has really men· cal thicket." Some of the lead· ,can hope lo gain. II Is a eale .-Jillon dollar costs llf l'teetmg their demands and end· day. Taylor , tlonl!d to date It is not Viet mg Congre,.lonal RepublicaM, bet, In sh·rt that at least sl1 btl ' nationwide stnke agamst five maJor au lines Tbt lew network wUI be A current investigatio~. which is still in. progress, 1 Nom, 11 "not. m fact, · ov put> notably the G.O.P. Senate chief, oow Domocrallcany·held seatl "''" Assistant Labor Secretary James P. Reynolds, cbtef headed by Daolel H. Onrmy· was climaxed this mo1 nlng m Gallipolis mumc1pal court lie "sue at all Everett M O~rksen of lllino1s, in the 118tional House of Repreledtral mediator. ordered the International Association er, 41, .. bo operates WDHO • w•th the conclusion of a prehmmary hearing for George have led the opposition to !he senatlveo are as good •• gone N · Machin101f UAM) to produce the ligures at 10 am. TV, Toledo, Oblo aod Oliver Amyl Haffelt, 44, of 83 Garfield Ave., charged wIth · The tr~ sleeper here 1108 In court's action on the argument already to the Republicans beEDT m the fourth day of so·far unproductive talks Air· E. Treyz, II, former preBident sodomy, under section 2905.44 of the Ohio Revised the ~?rt!San effects to follow that It wao eiHnllally a usur· cause Republican • controlled lines negotiator foresaw no · · ot the ABC Tetevloloa .. ~ Code the Widespread and almost to- patlon ol politloal authority legislatures bave naturlliY ,.. ag.·eement thl• week. lost Friday, shuttmg do,.n 60 work. Mumc•pal Judge Robert S lhe grand jury. tally <ilnFuslng Congress•onal re- The J)emocrats have been Jllgered them to their own parit appeared today's meetings per cent of the nation'• com- ' 11 will be eallod the OVer- Betz held HaFfelt to the next Following the arrest ol Hal· d!Strldlng ordered by the su- motivated by the basic notion ty's advantart. would follow Moodoy's pattern IIIOrrial fllghll that normally 1 myor Nolw~rt tONI aad will term of grand jury. and conhn· ! felt, c1ty police ar~osted James ~.reme Court ~n 1111 " lamoos 1 that the more the urban Inter- It Is, lor Ibis eltctlon at ltaot, ol aUernattng bP.tweetJ sep<~rctt serve ISO 000 persons daily 1D loltlally program eiJb1 hours ued h1s $7 500 bond, which he I Bat'On 37, of 109 Vmton Ct ·and one--man, one-vote doctrine ests were promoted the better a case of 1 wonderful reform aod joint sess1ons with the f1ve 231 U.S Cities and 21 abroad. : a day, sevea days 1 week, had posted on July 2. Haffell , t'harged him w1th sodomy Ba- by which rural and. small-town would be '"Democratic chances. that has boomeranged. And it tarners - Easl£rn, Umted, Losse.s to lhe ~arners were ee111petiBJ wltll tbe e•t.bllwlt- pleaded not JUilty to the offemoe, f con pleaded nol sull~y and was voting power was mtended to It may worK out that way in is thil illMI' reality that 11 prl· Tuns World. Nat1onal and pasSing the f28 mdhon mark. ' od networks. All(:, CBS ond The first of the three men was held 1o lhe grand JUry under be reduced and urban ond the end. For the moment, how· marily bothering tho ·DomocraiNorthwest. I~ Atlanta, Eastern la•d off : NJI(:. I arrested June 27 at a local mo- 1$7,500 bond. Ba<'On Is out on burban voting puwer to be In- ever, the awkward trutii Is that ic campaign managers They 1while th• Democrats do Indeed are not on the nslde . nearly Ae<'Or~ml to the a1rlmes, the 112·000 nonstriking employes uetel, on the lip or a motel owner I bond. along with Ha!Felt. await· creased 1 e91t ef meetmg WliOII requests ce~use thtre WlUi no ¥ 8° cf a affM ~ who suspected something of an 1ng action by the September All over the country Con1res- lcontrol most stnte legislatures !:10 worried ahout Viet 'Nam or for improv~ W'IIJes and bene- settlement. DOl1~ 0ft I unusual nature was happenmg term grand JUry siona! d1str1cts have been re- Jthe Republicans control some about farm--belt discontent. Nor fits would be 1114 m11110n ovrr ~·ederal mediators appeared at his place of business _ shuffled and remade. Some old ' of the b18gest ones. And It to are the Republican managers, thr<e years aod estunated the helpless lo do any more thao l Eugene Mercer Stewart. 45. 1 entrenched Congressional hands otate leglslalurea whoae func· asa· on the inside nearly so ~ts ot • pre<~dontlal boa < ~ ' assure conunuatmn of the ne- , Philadelphia was arrested by Will '1lllbly b:te the dust: some tion It is, under the court's hopeFul about lssllfl aa 10 "Uitment at $7& ~lion_ over ~~~: ;:de =~!smoO:e. whate i c1ly pollee and eharged w1th . new fellows will inevitably a- ukase, to carve out the actual they are about factor X. WASIIJNG'roN iUPII- Tilt By Wayne G. BrandA! ,adtM D. , ~sseoslon oF obscene mater:· riSe In their places. redlsrlctlng. The difference Is this While cbtel necollator Jur tht olrlk· I Q - lo • recent column vou I als mcludmg photographs, tape 'llle Democrats, as • party, The Ironic prospect, thor• Republican :ains may, Indeed, lui olrtlae mao·blnlots daimed 1 recommended sod1um hy~hlo 1recordings, . and movies, In adhave largely backed the coort's I lore, •• that for this election at be made on such Issues, they Wilay tlhll eempany reprHH- 1 rih! solution to remove 1 sweaty I dlhon lt pnnted matter· and the --~--- 1180 may not. It Is an Iffy prop.. llllvH wo,.. ovtrostimad&l ndor from dothmg What dev•ces lor showing and pial'· i ~r t and M" I ~~· c::;;hl School wao 31, and ollerlng oslt)on: whereas there Is nothtbe cool ol ooloa demaado by strength should be used' I mg the mater:als ~~ ~~...;o~s 0 N : · ::; was Jl7,64. The birthday of log iffy at all about Republica• Ill mUtloa. J.,..pb w. Ram I Stewart pleaded not guilty and v' rs. ora IIi a Homer Anderson was noted. pins in the aftermath of redl• oey llllde tlw cborJo 01 bolll A - II IOU u.. I household wa• held to the next term grand sou Srmth Saturday I Mr and Mrs. Doyle Multi of trlcUog. 0 old•• plodded ioto Olother da, hypochlorn• such as Clorox, Jury under 07.500 bond He has Mr and Mrs Jerry Dolley, I Parma opent the weekend with The most realsllc private ... If elferU Jtl lelt.lement I one teaspoon to a aallon of wa- betn a pnsoner 1ft the county I Newark and _Judy Cozart, Sll- r Mr. and 'Mrs. Homer Circle tlmates in both parties Ia that tllkt ort 1lt.e JfOilld. I ter IS th~ rel'Ommended 'oocen- I jail since bemg bound over to ' versvllle. VISited Mr and Mrr. I and relative~. local Republican gains in lhl BALTIMORE IUP!I - Dur· trailon Observe the, wsrnmgs 1 - - ---- - :carl Authersnn Spending Sunday evening at Mr and Mrs Hayman Bam· Hoose will be within the ranae l"' )~ears mg 11s f1rsl week Med1care j aboul fabr~rs that can t be treat· bleed occaSionally' Could the , Mr and Mrs W1lham Abies the home of Mrs. Mary Circle , Ill, Mary and Ellen Bamlll, of 30 to 40 seats. Neither llgurt There havt been oo unwn es· worked virtually wrthout al ed m this way Some authorities I bleedmg be a symptomo f can- . and children railed on Mr and were Mr and Mrs Charles and Mrs. Keith Barnitz. all of could threaten actual Democrat· tlmale! or the t:o~ts or the var~ hatch So far a spot check of believe that thorough washmg I cerb Mrs Frank Ables, Ravens- Blakeslee of Pomeroy, Mr and Pom~roy, called at the Dean ic control of the House, whleb mus pro~sals The cO!lt of the parhe~patmK hosp1tals shows I Wilh a detergent followed by A _ Keeplnr the stools soft wood W Va Sunday Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens, Brinker home on Sunday even- currently stands at z to 1 Eitborlslnal umon demond m t:l"' oo overcrowding be('ause of I rmsmg m plam water IS JUSI as Will help prevent plleA from I Mr and Mn Guy E Mohnex Mr and Mrs. Melvin Circle of ing. • er fiBUre could, howev~~. tn-diSpule was placed a1 $1311 mil- the program IeFfertlve bleedmg but most bleeding piles 1~pent lhe weekend w•th Mr . Columbus. Mr. ond Mro. Rev and Mrs. Paul Sellers danger some of President John1 hThiS ~as a result today by Q - Five d\Herenl doctors must eventually be removed and Mrs Norman Lehew and George Circle and doUJhters of of Racine cal)od at the Brinker son's welfare programs _ aslion by the wllnes :'J'be five lines were struck I • Soc1al Security Adm.lnlstra· lnive sa~d 1 have a nervous slo·l ThiS,. the only sure cure. Since laflly. IAshland Ky, and Mr. and borne Saturdiy evening. sumlns, that Is, that the Repub-~ t1on 1SSA) which admtmsters mach. Is this sertous., What bleedmg from the rectum ts also Mr ~nd Mrs. ~aul Ours. and Mrs James Circle, New Haven, Ayward Jones JB visiting his Jlcan accretion waa from oonthe health care program for treatment would you recom- I a symptom of cancer, your doc· two ('hlldren VISited her Sister W Va family for I few dayJ. .ervaUve areas. the elderly. . mend' tor should delerminet he source1 Mrs. Frances , Brown and lam- Mr ond Mrs. Ralph Rose and I Robert Harden of Norfolk, All this means that this Con· 1 A spokesman s~1d '?me 300 of the blood , •ly of Oak H•ll Ohm Monday. daughter oJ. Racine spent an Va. spent the weekend with gresslonal campaign Is gotng to of the 6,4110 partiC~patmg. hos- A - .~ aervous stom:ch dor 1 Q - My dlagaosla when I 1 Mr snd Mrs Lawrence evening with Mr. and Mrs. War- bls family and relatives In I be one of the most complex in 1Syracuse p1tals were asked 1f Med1<:are gastnc neurosiS may e ue came out of the hospital yas 1 The1ss. Mr and Mrs. Ted 8&1· ren Rose and family hi to it 11 1 O.•t• reodtoas: Gallipolis had brought a flood of adm1s- to different causes. Some emo- 1chronic cholecysUtis w1th py- . ley, Mrs Mae Van Meter and Cnllmg on Belly VanMeter · our to' bery, )ll!ll0 ,'~ ~:;.'l"' Dam 12 I, \Z 0, runnlnK I feet Slons So far none reporled any , ll~nal difficulty, such as fman- lorospasm. What does thiS i Ruby viSited Mrs. Lou1se Van aod Margaret Ann Carleton reBUDGET APPROVED ~ht The~. biic8lll are est 1m rollers, Pomero~ - Mason drastic Increase• c1al wornes, an unhappy home , mean' ! Meter and NICki cenlly were Mr and Mrs Doug- CINCINNATI IUPH _The i pun ,... 1 10.43, 1'1 Pleas•ot 24.13, Hm- He pointed out, however. the hfe. an unsympathetic boss or • A - Cbole<ystltla Is in flam· 'I C1ody Lou Carroll went lo •las C~rcle and Mr and Mrs tty school bo d M nd ~ broke the conot .. 1 .on 0 60 Kanawh..a Falls 3 24, program opened July I du• mg ~:t•.es lhatU sta~ed in chlld· 1mat n of the gall bladder and Columbus to viSit a week 1 Homer Anderson and son, Mike. ~roved 1&!, :~.1100 ~ud:~t ~::;, :..~!~!~~r ' !;el~ 10 1 t:harlestDn 18 93 . London Mar- a summer month when adm1s- 1 • Is us~. underlymg Iis usually caused by mfect1on Mr Robert Oun, Mrs and I July 3 attendance at Sunday 1967 and recommended a tax ate tut Th De 11 Ult!'t and Winfield c:tamll\ were .swns usually ar~ low The full cause. The atmn 15 not ser· Pylorospasm is a spasmodac Mrs Mae Van Meter and Ruby 1- - --~-- - - - - ~re. e mucra 'en m the salls. mrpacl ilf the pl ogram wall not I IOUS but may be very hard to get : contraction of the outlet ur the \liS! ted Mr and Mrs Char he I • levy of 13 35 anllls be placed on their Side, are led hera by an lal rid of For thiS r.asoo your doo.' 1 ~ h . C nd 1 1 and N1<kl vlst od Mr. and Mrs. tbe November ballot. The levy old muter ol Congresolonal pot. • .. f 11 11 11 11 11 5Nt Mu .... men&a: U't" e un 1 er 115 year stoma~:u t at as usua y eongenarro a ami 11 L J l nd 1 · 1 1 th 1 • •• 1 1c p Itorlve mayou want to reassure you, I tal It s the to h M d M R11 d w· . awr ence ollns on a am- 11s a renews o e pre1en u .. , t s, resident Joh010n, assist~ 01110 River _ Beaver dowo In addition to the •300 :iiVIt t"some fatilerl advice I . may cau e s mac r. an rs o an Jse lly. mills levy and a new one of 4.1 ed. bJ a DemocratiC! National 1;, 1 I> • m , t.;oeana !los checks, the .s~kesman Said, a, g bo ( Yrt d 1to empty more slowly lhan nor· , and two children of Middleport, Mr and Mrs. Bobbv Joe 1••ills Comm'ttee hlch th-••h Cliff 1 t\iOrth down 15, 3 20 am , La- dose watch 111 bemg kept on 90 8 u rearrangmg your 1 e, an mal 1Route M Lo · v Mt · w ' ~ ....... Jj Mignon up 1 ~. E 10 am .. S<K·alled . tro.uble spots" or i prescnbe rned1cmes to ralm · ' rs. Ulse- ~a~- ~r Wolf and family, Racine Route, Carter. the Pruldent's main ~ew Martmsvllle down 16 , 6·40 counties where hosprta.is have your nenes and reheve Mr S1mey Powrll. loeal railed Earlt~t reference W 1 do- link to the committee, 11 UI'IIIIJ l'lattonai up 17, J·40 a.m; 1 recent history of functioning stomach symptoms to hseeu!'r. 1nd Mn. Maywood mesticated reindeer Is 1 Chi- ually helpful to Coqrtumea'l 111 ..:Ondon up J'i' S a5 a.m , Pel- I at 90 per rent or more of eapac- Q - My .. usbaad Wfl Jo ns . nes~ source dated A. Dl 489. problems. '~' t.o'llln~y down l7. 6 20 .._ m , 1ity and where there ls a high I talued for several weeks oaller Williamson down 11, 7 percentage of older residents !"antral gastrllil and ' t m , Pennsylvania up 19, 6 stomach ' AsJde from 1 • U • m., Onward down 20, 4 311 b•m a bland d1et what can we by Hele~t J•m•· ourant up 20, , to prevent. recurrence' 1m, Queen- down 20, 7.15 Jack O'BrlaD , m.. A. lJ Cr1ss and Mr. Cnss , A - Antral aastrltts Is ao I•· YOUTH ASKED FOR IT I don't tell anyone because they tR 2:1, J 20 am., Andrew Cal· flammat10n of the stomach at I ThiS column Is for yoong wouldn't believe me, but it's lOjuo dowa 226 .to a.m, Volv~; , l\ 1ls antral or lower end A pro- people. fhe1r problems and plea- ~ true Do you beheve me' Jack Haley Jr. sparking Ed- hoodlums weren't news to read- per·balry·male age ... C.mtna ;q, up Greenup 4 20 p m , lapsed or so-called fallen . sto- 1 sum, their troubles and fun HAZEL , gar Bergen's actress daughter el'!l of this sp•ce weeks before. Sparv soys definitely Nol to Ftant<lm B up Greenup 8 p m , macll 18 • normal f•ndmg In a ' As w•th the rest of Helen Help . . Candy, can't be accused of gold- The Beatles won the arau· qoostions of a reconclllatlon Helen R. up Greenup 9.55 p tall thm person and has no cilm· l Us' 1t welcomes laughs hut f Deal Hazel. digging Jack Jr 's retired real ment with the Rollin& Stones with former movie atarlet (DOW Ravenswood down Green- ~ cal s1gmflcance. Oncet he gas- I wont d d f Frankly, no But then agam estat~rith actor pop is wealth· as to which rock-group would a producel'let) Bob Evans __ 11 ::• .M 0 ge a sertous quPS IOn maybe you aren t pulhng mv 'If 2 - a.m.,• 0 reo down Me1· McArth1.1r th won Th dtheA opening S 1tr1hs IS cured • thornnoh -.. chew- I w1th 0 bru,h-<J!F , 1er th an Edgar an d young Ha- have th e no doubt p1 easure of Charles Scribners wftl publish 1 1 jlhl S·25 p m: Alton Zephyr game op "w •::.. nnua I mg of one's food and relaxed I Send yo,;;. t•~nage qoest•ons leg Eighteenth century maidens ley not only IS a high-fee TV tourmg with the rtrl • rockors 21 F. Scot! Fitzcerald shorl S ._·. ., e ll~1 -~~tfn~l 1 Pomeroy-Middleport. • ;ix" Mo<i ! unable to coRtact RusSiaa Clonch, held se.oalor . batters sports ofF•c•ala and W88 awwl· to one btl, a one-nut mgle by ing further word from Hull, Chest.r Roush. Clonch walked who W31 ill Frankfurt, ilirma- 7 wh•ch produced tbe other ay y1th a US. basketball team tw~ 1: ' ' 1 th Reds 1 " or e acheduled to tolD' tbe u.s s R. were DaVIs said he was trym to Cooke a double aad homer, ael up an alteroate ;..I, Clonch two doubles aad a sm· possibly with England or West ghle, JlrlcKIHoneyll 1 doud blebl andd GtrDlllly. 11o said he did lOt ' omer, yse a 00 e .. bow If Poland, scheduled to two Singles, Cochran two lllisend 1 track and field !!Quad gleo and 8 bomer, J. Ferrell'a against lbe United Stateo this two smgles and Eddy a lilgle. weekead• ,. •- Berke1ey, c3 Iii·• Sen Reds 443 I Ill) 11-(22) (II) 020 1111 3 I 01 also would wtlbdraw. .. .. .... · Clowcb and Cooke. B. llaw, B~= p (UP!) ley and C. Roush. -The Phil del bi1 B ~ I 0 tbe C f a tatF00~ ...;, on men . gue 1 rookiO and free _agewt For All The FaMily aiDDig tamp Moaday With 40 bopefuls lR the group. Coach Wayne Hardin, a former bead coach at the U S. Naval Academy, spent the monuog .w•th his staff teaching lbe rook101 tho termillology of bl8 system and paas paUems Mlddl.,ort,O. The veterans are acbeduled lo =E, r.aed TENNIS SHOES Roush's Shoe Store arr..._•v;ie;;;;;;Jul.iy&Z7.ith.&;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ • T01•nro w • Ilining. make sure you're first ia liae at JIIO'" Olds Dealer's. ' . • �Point Pleasant Zoning Changes to Permit Buildin·gMedical Center New Apartments -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroyo~~~e~ o.. • ~-~ Paul M. KenaeD Nam td Regents Paul MUI'I'I1 Kendlll, Dlstln- lc dorumenla never before ""' ~Dished Professor ol EngliSh al ed. Ohio University, was today nam· Wlllt atarii!OIIIIlnman world ed a Regenlll Proleasor, a de8bakt : lui, slgnatien bestowed by lite Ohio auUtorlty of lprl~ 11 Board ol Regents. :~~'for~~: ~':wn The appolnbnent will become "The Complete Worka ot_ Shlk· effective September I, 1966, IIIII espean." The- volume work carrieo a yearly salary of $11,• will be publlllted In EnaJind by 000 dlr..,Uy lppruprlated by tile the Oslord Uftlvmlll' Press Board of Re(ehto. .lnd ltlllautloa o! Sblkeapearlin lelll will be lbt bulle! lite Reeenls proleuorshlps are projected Ollord Collcordallce awarded to professors of slate to Shakespeare. universities who have earned The Ohio Unlvmlty profetan International reputation lor 101' hal t••l- been awarded Qu•. th I h0Ia I Its " •• .... e r sc r Y pursu · pnltelm F'tllowah!Pif, baa reProfesaor Kendall has taught celved a Ford Foundation Felat Ohio University since 1927 lowahlp and hal been awarded and Ia widely recognized as an research I!'IDis from lite Amauthor, leeturer, scholar and - · •••lent M•~tamlaD teacher. In 1959, he wu namum ~~ --.ed a Distinguished Professor ol clvilizatiQn has riven civilized -• an su•h Ohio Univers1ly bY a joint · .'" • Utln•s • as the wheel, the true ar•h, rommlttee ol faCility and ad• razoMI, ....... .. , ..,. minl:lratlon. ns, harp< and astrological 111 erican Phllosopldcal Society, the Rockllllllr FotllldltiOII, an~ llle Ohio '!_nlvtl11~ Biker Fund. " PT. PLEASANT- Cily llOIIJ>o f1,600 wllh tile city paying 50bikN In lite city running city Ill 1M! Mooday nilht In a rela- per cent of the two intersection streets !ole in the night, disturbDH't Netftlt lllpplllg tlvely short snaion witlt sever· llihlll and Ute State paying Ute ing rellidents by loud noi se. Ill mattera on Ute asenda, in- remainder. The total rost to the Council consld.red taking ac..P.!.,_ ~·Ill»: eluding pouible prututa on city Is approxim8tely $1,000. tlon possibly a curfew If Ute II:D'I'.l':=·~ &wo refOilina le A report on the test drilling , mol~rbikes contlnuee ' racing U'.!l. ,_:llti~ ,.,on':. 81 ~o. appea~ : for water for city use on land throu&h Ute residential areas in ED~ ~'"l.l!'l!=u~~.. =~'r~ 0 c ngea 10 . : • ~ located at Madlsoo and 22nd groups as reported. _ LAG~ llll lid ,."';1:/: 1111 council voted unan 1 hi h Y i Streets showed there is iii8Uffi- Councilman Wallace Smitlt of V ll.,lllcl'ii"J.: r •• .,.. lalv~:0~ ~~tlzonlntog, 1"h c aren-a cienl · water supply to warrant the recreation committee reportf\ ...;..... .,.,-. c u.... a.... on e h h . ed t len lnd trl I Park zon- slnkilli a permanent wei1. The ed e ad recelv an es 11 ma e 1 ow~ t~ I \2th Street Mayor reported there is a pos- from Anderson Black Rock tNOOPIJf 0 ad ~ ns per: slbility that a teat well may be Company for grading and black· 'l er:~~s:f a~edlca~Rcente: tsandto other drilled on railroad property near topping three tennis courts in I .,1 t:, DRY .d U bulldlngo and the Malleable Iron Company, 1f Ute c1ty, one at Harmon Park, 1 non-re,.en "ot 'tme the lind can be obtained from Krodel Park and Ordnanc~ tl~'l001'1 Nowarrano<thoetrtledletten CLEANING Ute addlllon new spar n1 th 11 d ""h001 h to be 48 X 128 feet " " buildings in Reoldenllal 2 zoneo. e ra roa · · ~ ' eac , 1 V to form the oarprllf ..,...., u S.rvlct On R..,UIIt OUt of cooncll was The large turnout of owlm- at a cost of $1,696 ead1. Coun.A ~ ~ ouneoted by the olloneartoon. -w 1100 er ac . th k ell felt the cost a htltle h1gh - the unanlmouo vote for Councll· mers at e Krodel Park La e d ill inve!ti8at lhe matter 'l ( an w "tJia"l:" A A _ • man Jim Flllher to be acting smce 1ts opemnr July 3 was further or ol Point Pleasant for two discussed and a Krodel Park · (Antwrn lom ... rrow) May weeks in August whilt Mayor Swim mini area committe< was Financial statements of the 1 \Juml•'"' ,..,. SOLAI INfANT MOOKU, CLIANERI POMIItOY Mor&an 1s on vaeatton. appointed by tbe Mayor to con- three city departments were J l'etttrd•i• \r~ ,.,., rr : Jn..,- flu· jlfjl•·· ,-uuMn' r .... , 1 ;.~,,,,..,11 1 charts. Mayor Morgan announced tinue work on rules and regula- read showing the following bat/imwr - HISHONORWASAlSTEAK Pro[e;;sor Kendall is the auth~ j 1 ~~;;............, . . ......,..._....,ii!:iiiii 4111 that bids for traffic signal lights lions for the area and further anees on June :10: City, Wl.2t2. _ or of six books and Is an Interat the intersections of Fifth and improvements of the swimming !46: Water Works. $41.771.32; nationally acclaimed authority Viand str.. t Sixth and ~a in facility. Committee members Sewage Disposal. $44.113i4. an the fifteenth century and the Street and Sixth and Viand are Bu•tor Riffle, Jim Fisher Present lor Monday 's meet, I art of biography. Streets, had been let to ttle <:md Ernest Handley. ing were Mayor D. B. Morgan, 1 "Richard the Thirdtl and Traffic Control Company ol l Several councilmen reported City Clerk 11 . H. Melrose, At- , "Yorkist Age" by Kendall have 1 Bridgeville, Pa .. for the sum of compiainls concerning motor- torney R G. Mus~rave and S b this year been rel5!4lled in the - - - ·('Ollndlmen Hobert llaynes. . Anchor paperback series. His Pleasant Valley Hospital Charlie Powlcr. Jim fishcr ,i recent "Art of Biography" and ADMIITED Mrs. William Ru,seli Holland . Wallace Smith, i l'l "Richard the Third" have been Litchfield, Pt. Pleasant M~s. Bil l Winter. Jim Wiggins. BusEASANT _ Miss nominated for national awards. IGera ld Smelter, Galllpohs; ter Riffle and Ernest Hand ley. POINT . PL d 11 The Ohio University profes01 Mrs. Charles Jewell , New HavI Mana Williamson. augw'e r PT PLEASANT Orders !ilsor is currently in Eur- comI ,, Mr and Mrs. Lannes 1111am- ' · . . '"'ren : George Reed, Letarl : I.ee H"ll h by 1ed in the office of the C1rcu1t 1pleling 8! co-editor with ProB-aker. Pl. Pleasant : Mrs. Hen- son. Be<'< ·h .~ . wasL c oseCnh ' Clerk record a dtvorce was i leS3or VIncent Ilardi a six Yol·l 1 the Colonel Charles · · G II" ;· · F ,. ry Itame), a 1po " err)· 1 dew1s h 1 ap-h:i granted .m Mason County Clr-1 ume edition entitled • "The DisHogsett ·. ter. NSDAR. to Mr!'.. Ll O}•d Esqu e. ] . allen . I e ourt , ctJit Court to Clyde Ch ester Ad- 1 patches of the Milanese Am· PT. PLEASANT - The Ma- Robert Lutton, Pt. Pleasant; annual Amenca Herll<lge W~ek ' ams from Clara Frances Ad- I bassadors at the Court of Burson County Community Act10n Roy Blessing. Pt. Pleasant. Camp, .July_ lG-l6. . 1:1l Ce ~~ ams. und and France- 1450-1483." Association Board of Direclors DISCHARGED : John Jeffrey, Lakes al Ripley. Th<S camp 1.' . . . ~e 1 11 soon finish ;,l<>uls XI," has rati!led Articles of Incor- Gallipolis Mrs Joseph Dennv sponsored by the West V~rgm1a ' A c1v11 acuon has been flied b d dl 1 1 · · and daughter, · ·Southside; · · · DAR . · · · Cler k' s poration, and the Constitution Mrs.· : Organ_1zauon, 10 the Clr.cmt offlce. a biography ase on ______ p_ oma - ,cog:. FALSE '1En'H ord";:OC:,"· .:NIJ I I ":t.;tre v I. .I j I "] I I I I I I I "[ I X I Honor Student 1 • . atifIcatiOll R I J TJ" ,:o,:;; .. wrJF'iiCf. AT T H E POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. ·HOUR 2 • • D GLIDE 'N' FOLD DOOR SET Robinson's 4' 1 Mt.SS McNet.JJ Is Counse or , , J AUendino Js Ft.led .n Heri·taJJe Camp Circuit Court J; 283 V-8 engine, auto. trans., power brakes, MUM GOOD JULY BUYS FOR YOU PLANTS Appropriate Gift For Any Occasion C0 LEMA N FUH .. .. · .. .......... ·.. .. Gal. $1.59 CHAR C0 AL LIGHTER FLUI D· ·· · · · · · · ·· · · · qt. 47c CHARCOAL 10 LB. BAGS .. .... · .. · .... .. .... · 59c CHARCOAL GRILLS · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · .. $1.49 up Picnic Chest 88c 1 1 LIFE JACKETS DUDLEY'S WALL TENTS $14.88 KOOL CUSHIONS, for comfort in your car _ _ _ 1.19 up CAR CUSHIONS, for summer comfort 99c up UnER BASKETS, every litter bit hurts 89c up TRANSISTOR CAR RADIOS 26.88 AUTO OFFICIAL EMBLEMS- 19c to 2.19 Patch11 for shirts, jackets, etc. MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN POMEROY PH. 992-2141 127-95 --- I HARDWAR: KIT SIDI OPI!p,jtNO. 2'6" SALt PIIC! - sgas ANTE£ PLAN: Q. IIIICIIJ •hot do JOY meoa bJ a 8oaraa• WHITE WOOD SAVE NOWI ..,. lnr - of hoottnr your horne widt Flamto 1101 E~e Htal will -lin within 10" of • llpltlfte 4ollaNnd-lo ftaure eaeh Jllr for tbt llrn tall yean of opm.llon. · · ., lh••• MEDICINE ONE ONLY ..... M.1d• of hovy gou~ llee l. White. ADDITIONAL OR WITHOUT COUPON ..... $4.99 REG. Avaii.W. :&; _ , . . 0811 lii»M"•Iht wrl- o»m-lblc . CM Ouarutoi before IJOIII!llb tilt Rill:. ...... Til. Gwaatoo wl1! -tala tilt IIIIo 1111e<1 JUdr- of '1'1*1'11 ,_home tht Ol*'attnr Cost GuaraniN a part ~ · Tiw-c 1a c~ear~v •'*~I Ia a QICf4t-4ellnold Wla.. b S659 of hia I TRADITIONAL "COACH LANTERN" PORCH FIXTURE l'x7' IIZE .... 510.5!1 ELICTRrc ONI CAR Rec- $7.60 S17.17 1555 110. -~®.... .. __ IUNIIAD .,., , SASH UIIT 1100~ BUILDING .... . . $99.95 cod"'dmtrif" I~ HOI IN StocK. AVAII.Aill FIOM OIM fOitT WA~t INDIANA W.I.Rf~OI!Sf - II" xll" DRIVE-WAY 81" lowltlllaa It wu Ia comblao tile .~,. lt67. Wlloa yoa ou~ elean comfort, eempllte - - and fleallt!lltJ or otalrlc haat, with the ..... 1138 1 GAL ASIUJOI.flla OUTDOOR LAMPHOLDER ,~ 11001' COATING S186 IAII tltcl ear: IDw rllel, II a4ds liP lo ... blot polllltlt la•-tiRltOIIlt elllllfort roa..., lllkt. SPECIAL! I - ' I lilt ""' 18,., 111 rfwt ELEmiC HEATING OPERATING COST G.UAIIAITEE PLM SPECIAL! =1441 -- SPECIALl l WASHABLE WHITE CEILING Tl LE ONLY lcm_:=:::z::~!! ' - .' ' . ;·_ \ 11C sa-n. ··--~-:- •··· ·- ~ PLYWOOD 4'x8' UER .....,,, UNOEILAYIEIT HAIDIOUI 4'l 4' IIEIT I ow. an. 2"14"• POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. c . P!NttiiMIIIellingtl)eCiali$tcall•-.l~llfoQIIUIIIID_U_._, \ I ·' Va'' IIEATIIII 90 LB. BAll COMCRETE MIX SEALER BEDROOM OR HALL FIXTURE ..... Wll Clpfrt~ I car gorollf" doo .. UJI to l'xll' MilLY. lr wiU a~nw "" ...." It hir. ." .llttfucfitfl. Doer cal\ tt. monlXllly op"ole-d I" ~ ... ,..., hlll.lrt. ......... .,..,. -' .,. . d ~It: ..m.· wltlo•ur fntlwr.t ,...,,.lltt, \.MAlt. TOt hltftr_-$1llt&o;!~!'~ OPERATOR $1~1.ao 112988 -· .. ehl--,.., pallf '- aaiUIIJ 6' X 6' X 81 UDLITY IARAGE Q. .., • .._,._.,........ , A. Tod&J,Iht <OH of Fllmlt011 l:leetrit Heal Ia tht ...... bJ Tbe Et.ctrlc C1111o s&.7s CONAX FOLDIJII STAIRS a new IOliCOpl, lmt; IIIGI'IIliiHI•v .,. .,lfo -4 IMtf Ia a bol4 - llep. .~4:::; :::::';;·:10; OAK WALNUT ~u Ror. t100.50 ••uom,.t• EARLY AMERICAN YARD LANTERN & POST Reg. $22.95 ltuea hla ,...aoteotl Ollllllte dpro 011 otllelal ana wulher data, 11 weU 11 IJit eliClt'k headDr aporleAoe llld llklll. Thl eatlblltiac of ..,.aal haalblc <0011 11 not CHERRY ~~ sssss EARLY AMERICAN PULLDOWN FIXTURE .. PAIIELIIIG GARAGE DOOR Rer. $1.75 A. Tlw bolldor or eloetrie haalltig eoatnctor '""" the ~~~oM, lba c.-dtct. If ..., er.. 4urllc "' lrot tllroo fall ,.,. JOtl oeeupy J"r home, your JMril hMIIIII- ucndo tbo Nlillllted ....... 1tr ,.... lhtttl M, iJOir IIIJ1klor or olectril '1'1*1111 -autor wl1! 111mhilt JOtL Ro wiD allo ~ aDf a4iuot- I be nqtJired lo ' a11b JOil' a-~... Mtl .,_ epmte I a-.nbor1 \'lla·Gtwanloo isla . $20.70 Vllue ---------------HARDBOARD FIBERGLAS ONE CAR !DIAL fOR GA!IACU, CLOSm, CAIINOS, WOIIKSHOPS Rfg. S3.79 ln& ldtlt. !nhonea :waur 11om• w1t11 bllllly 11 modtm •• tamaiTOWI ss.OO Monthly ~bitibi eatl a •Ulldtt or •tatlllt ealllncllr 'ltlotiDIH boatlar eoall whoa wealhor 1001 """ WOlD PAIEUII 4' XI' X ~A• SIIID Rich ton• thet lltt tht po.. for •cKin1 Ndi<Oilt- S797 Ro&. $10.95 Q. RoW .,..._ CUll LAUI ~bitibi BATHROOM LIGHT FIXTURE apiOIIcaliou. You oxamtna and apprO¥• it k/.,. vou oc!. You know euetly how mlllb J"r electric haatlng will eoot 11\d you'D be IQl'PriHd how oxeot4tnclr low It foil · lntTall four pantl1, As Little As Q. But what If I wat to ••114 a home wll~ e1t<tr1c heat r A. It's even IIIOl'e 1lmplo. Y011r b1111dtr lir ...........u 1Q No Down Payment S649 I fa lnaured by Tho Anltrlt:&a Homo Alauranco CompanJ. The policy coven the lliroe yura of )'Otll' eleelr!o heallnc oparallnr eoel wllh llnllimlllll ll&billty of 01111 thallo oond dollaro (fl,OOO.OO) for the periOd. ' ••* '-'lr af ediuol~:~bl• hOilllirt; ltrip• with t..• lno hhlfll• applitd. •II ~~~ llof'd¥1oo!re Just Open a Bild-a-Count RECESSED MEDICINE CABINET oleetrlo boatlnr eontraetar 111ktt the Q. ObJ, IMlt ••• <htl die .,.._ r.' . A. Whlll ,... ..., or llulld a J11W · - with l'l111oluo l:ltclrlt HOlt tn.t&lll<l, 10u SCREEII DOOR a•rxl't"z~'o(a· You Don't Need Cash LINER PANELING wllo baa lnlllllad lht lleatb~J ~ tn tilt now h - JOII\IJ, or bllllt. WOODEN REO. SII.!JO A. Yotll' builder or eleelrle heattnr eontraet.or - ........ CABINET eo.-r wiU PIJ •r dol• t A. Bitbtr JOtll' 1>.uder ar oleetrle boati!IJ • Pf~Tft~~Nfttly MANY MORE VALUES! DELUXE WALL· HUNG CRAI'TIIC A. It will 1111rantee thai tht annual operat- laM .., :.~IIZI , .. 101.1 S249 PRICE Nil S288 A.Ef-, Q. How do I !mow MJ balfder or eleelrlt ••1 , ... lleclric Rtollac Plu t num ICfliiA wire .. door lfdlon• BATHROOM SEAT S949 kill tllllll ,.ood. ~ ARROW 48 INCH WINDOW AWNING ELECTRiC HOME HEAT· lNG COST CAN BE GUAR· ANTEED BY YOUR BUILDER 1 t!ON8 ON TRII!I SENSATIONAl.. GUA!Io - hlr IHUI'IIIIS KARR &VAN ZANDT BERE ARE SOliE ANSWERS TO QUES.' ss.aa 2'rxt'3" •••. ...u High quality. lion flo& th,.. f!orllOI'I.tol lights. Alllllll- THI N1W IIWI.E METHOD OF INITALUHI Ro~o.IUI power Guiding Hand class ol Gallia County. It it manned by vobmteer teachers, 4-H leaders, youth Cadillac - Oldsmobile workers, 4-H youtlt and ollter lay and prolwional people. "You'll Lib Our Qlllllty Way If DoiDg BnlluAI" ' Highlight of the camp is a banquet planned Friday, July WY 2-5342 POI'I'Ieroy Ohio 15, 1 t 6 p.m. Parents and other vwtors may attend. __.:~!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!"""'!'!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!""""""""""""!'!!!!"""!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!l!e . .. --- • BLINDS 1--+ 4'0" I PAll $1395 I IALI Plla ADJUST-A-SHUTTER KIT Jmmaculate car with only 84,000 miles. GMAC fin1ndne ~~~ 1138! PRIMED .~ 2'6" ...... 2'1" ...... 2' I" x 6' 9" DECOR~TIVE ...., CAFE DOOI 3'0" II 6'1" =112·•· rrxl'l"'a·l•"' COLONIAL STORM DOOR LOUVERED lilT 01 IIIGHJ r••••·r•l.... =112-99 =14·• W•W ~::~NAJ~~~ • OUTSIDE 2'1"at'rll~" .. Aluminum .' C111blnation , Doora .. llOIN COLONIAL AMERICAN R.USH • IXTBIOI INTERIOR DOORS INTERIOR DOORS UTILITY DOOIS E:.~ ~ PRE-HUNG disco, tinted windshield, white with red Interior. VeJ7 I BLOOMING SAlE PRICE J'O"xl'a~ steering, radio, Uke new white sidewall tires, Wheel •mu~ use of pe_ s into ·oint l b~r DJckson has been namPd a conference under the sponsor- ahe_pla~s to attend college and driver of the Evans Supermar~ , Mason County Association for mon~e_s by en':~ng . th th I f. member of te Pohce Civil Ser-h ship of the Colonel Charles Lew- ImaJor m home econorrucs. ket tractor-trailer. The civil !Retarded Children, is lor chllp_r?Jects as n~ e WJ e 8 vice Commission for a four-year is Chapter, DAR. The purpose of the camp ses·laction alleges that the vehicle:dren in special education elasafiUated counttes. Co.u~~ ~~~h term. He was named by the Because of her ability In lead· sion IS to give high school girls driven by Perroud struck a ve- es in Mason County schools, at les will then be male . Point Pleasant Mason County e.. hlp and responsibility, Nor· who wlil be community leaders 1hicle owned hy !be plalntifl Lakin State Hospital and the YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT MOORE'S! ~":~ 6'8" _.. DO Impala 4 Door H. T. afld By-L!Iws for !\Iulti-County , Wendell Fauver and son, Leon; : POINT PLEASANT _ Miss J Mana, w~o 1s an honor s_tu- . styled Pomt Express. Inc. vs. , • • Organization of Ma.son. Putnam . William Johnson Buffalo. i • of , 1 dent ai Pmnt Pleasant H1gh 1Evans Supermarkets, Inc. & Camp Kmdlicb m ' I Norah McNeill. daughter "r. l . . . 1 f h u. ·' G E J hn n ''herif! ' I and Lincoln Coun!Jes. BIRTH : Mr. and Mrs. Mard M J h M N .11 > • I Fourth Opening 2007 School, " p1an<S or t e ~":' eorge . o so , 0 . . , vin Bennett, Point Ple11sant, a an rs. n c el .' . I Hill Methodtsl Church, preS!- Mason County as Admnr. orEs· PT PLEASANT _ Cam 13 ~ltendmg dent of the Methodist Such a Mulil-County Orgam- daughter . 1 Marquelle Avenue, Youth I tate of Charles Perroud, deceas· j Kindiich 0 ed its fourtlt se! zation would be known as the r · ~ Ute fourth annual American Her-i fellowship, a member of the ed. Ison l•ond;" July 11 and will South Western West V<rgmla I D' k , N I ltage w..k camp Utls week at T I Sta F H I b nd Mas , , ' 1 ~ son IS · Association I amt>t Cedar Lakes Conference Center j e · r our e u " . - I The action Is Ute result ol a continue through Saturday at 1 Area Commum Y . T C , , p l . on County Pm Wearers Assocla-11 hi I ld t bleb the Mason County Youth and Inc. Intent of the proposed oro ommtSSJOD os at Ripley. Ilion Her hobbies Include cook-I wo ve c e ace en w . lio · to allow for max· 1 PT. PLEASANT Mayor D. 1. • . . occurred November 11, 11165 4-H Camp, SouthSide. ~an 1za n IS ronnel and B Morgan announces that Wil- Last year Norah attended the Img, sewmg, and reading, and I which took the life of Perroud, The eamp, sponsored by the F~eral grants to lruilate pro- Chamber of· Commerce, which ah was invited by the Stllte Or- of wmorrow,. a ':"eek of lnfor- completely destroying the rig Jecls. . selects a member ; the city ganization, DAR, to return as · mahon and msplrallon m the 1 valued at $10,000 with looa to The Multi-County group wtll names another and the Gcver- counselor to younger girls at- I bas1c phtlosophy Oil wh1ch Ute I plalntifl due to the destruction meet at the Mason County Court nor of West Virginia appoints 8 tending for the first lime. I Umted States was founded . of tractor unit amounting ta House on Sunday, 17Ut of July third member. Norah, who was graduoted There wlil be mormng class- $11,000 and car1o valued at ~0,· a! 3 p.m. to jointly ratify . the Dickson replaces Homer D. with honors from Point Plea_s- es followed by chosen aftern~n ~ ooo; cost of moving wreckage propo!ed Constitution. All mter- Lowe who completed his four- ant H1gh School In May, wtll acllVIUes and In Ute evenmg from highway $200 and valued ested parties are inv1ted. year term . Other members are attend Ohio University at Alit· there wlil be ouls1de speakers placed on deprived use of tracRobert Rickard, program dl- H. A. Johnson, president, who ens in September where she among whom will be Mrs. Rob- ; tor-trailer $0,1100. Tbe plaiJJrector for the group, gave a wa recently appointed to anotlt- plans to major in Speech and ert Thurston, born and reared ' till is demanding judgement Status Report of activities and ar :our-year term by the gover- Drama. She was also honored in Latvia, and John Noble, a from the defendants Itt I he explained ltDw the Initial Coun· nor and R. J. Workman. hy receiving a talent scholar- prisoner of the Russians lor sum of $33,200. ty Survey was proceeding. He . ship from the Speech and Dr•· ten years, with both giving ac- - - - - - - stated lbat Ute Washington OfON DEAN'S UST ma Department of Ohio Unlver- counts of lhetr escape from com thor of "I Led Three Lives" fice of O.E.O. had given a guar- Roland Wolfe, son of Mr. and , sity. munlsm. Herbert Philbric, au· will also be a speaker. antee thai due to the delav in M". Dory Wolfe. Roule 2, Raorganizing'fn the County, a iime l c~ne . is on the term·s Dean's exte!UIIon WliUid be granted to 1Ltsl (3.33 or better) at Oltvet C<lmplete;.o. the initial survey. as-1N~za~ene .Coll~e. Kankakee. suring a full 1 tx month period ] lllmms. Ohvet1s one of tbe for the iniliJI survey and prn- 1en colleges sponsored by gram delrelopm""t. 1 Church of the Nazarene. It A genwal meeting ol all an approXImate en_rollment members of the Mason County 1,600 students and 11 a fully AcUon G(oup was set for 7:30 accredited liberal arlll college. p.m., .luJt Zl, at Ute Jyry Room of the Court House, to el..,t and appoint a board of directors. All partlea preoently belonging to till Association ere urged to attend. Other partiea wishing to alllllate for the -purpose of alleviating poverty and Its cauoes are InVited to attend and join as a!lsociate Jllembers. Mr. Rickard, lite Dlr~tor, stated UtaI aiiOCiate memberships have been Ret as an Immediate goal for the County. Members pr.. For Shut Ins or soot for meeting were Rev. Charles A. Pllzer, Carl Cook, , Persons, Judson McCormick, Harry Sl· ' ders, Robert Rickard, Jack , Anniversary, smtth, Marvin Bennett, Kath-1 Birthday or Just To ern Beaver, Lannes Williamson, I FOR YOUR VIrgil Siders, James Lewis, Say Thenk You. Clarer,re Adkins. Lorge S.lec:tion CAMPING OUTI SMALL WAMSLEY PROMOTED $J.50 up REG. John C. Wamsley, son ol Mr. $1-99 Coni Guord SIZE and Mrs. Clarencp R. Wam ~ ­ Approved JUMBO 51ZE $J.99 ley of Clifton, W. Va , has been .... $4.69 - CHILD SIZE promoted to !lirman seco~d $2.99 elliS in the U. S. Air Force. AirJUGS, ICE BUCKETS miD Wamsley is a fireman at ' ADULT SIZE 59 N. 2nd Ave. ALL REDUCED $3.99 an Air Force unit at Hooper, Neb. He is a graduate of Wa· Middleport, 0. 18111a High School. DO DOORS ~ SPECIALI 61 Chevrolet · At Cedar Lakes I X CD ALL PURPOSE Our Weekly Civil Action I Of Program T0 be SUnday IAif TERMS .•• ::r, \, \! The Departllltllt Sltrt of lulldi11g Slnct 1915 Plloaelit2..S100, H2-5500 . ,, -1· ' ..... ,. < In us fOP IPEC.IA• L0\0> I'll!Cit C»; THill 111MS �Point Pleasant Zoning Changes to Permit Buildin·gMedical Center New Apartments -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroyo~~~e~ o.. • ~-~ Paul M. KenaeD Nam td Regents Paul MUI'I'I1 Kendlll, Dlstln- lc dorumenla never before ""' ~Dished Professor ol EngliSh al ed. Ohio University, was today nam· Wlllt atarii!OIIIIlnman world ed a Regenlll Proleasor, a de8bakt : lui, slgnatien bestowed by lite Ohio auUtorlty of lprl~ 11 Board ol Regents. :~~'for~~: ~':wn The appolnbnent will become "The Complete Worka ot_ Shlk· effective September I, 1966, IIIII espean." The- volume work carrieo a yearly salary of $11,• will be publlllted In EnaJind by 000 dlr..,Uy lppruprlated by tile the Oslord Uftlvmlll' Press Board of Re(ehto. .lnd ltlllautloa o! Sblkeapearlin lelll will be lbt bulle! lite Reeenls proleuorshlps are projected Ollord Collcordallce awarded to professors of slate to Shakespeare. universities who have earned The Ohio Unlvmlty profetan International reputation lor 101' hal t••l- been awarded Qu•. th I h0Ia I Its " •• .... e r sc r Y pursu · pnltelm F'tllowah!Pif, baa reProfesaor Kendall has taught celved a Ford Foundation Felat Ohio University since 1927 lowahlp and hal been awarded and Ia widely recognized as an research I!'IDis from lite Amauthor, leeturer, scholar and - · •••lent M•~tamlaD teacher. In 1959, he wu namum ~~ --.ed a Distinguished Professor ol clvilizatiQn has riven civilized -• an su•h Ohio Univers1ly bY a joint · .'" • Utln•s • as the wheel, the true ar•h, rommlttee ol faCility and ad• razoMI, ....... .. , ..,. minl:lratlon. ns, harp< and astrological 111 erican Phllosopldcal Society, the Rockllllllr FotllldltiOII, an~ llle Ohio '!_nlvtl11~ Biker Fund. " PT. PLEASANT- Cily llOIIJ>o f1,600 wllh tile city paying 50bikN In lite city running city Ill 1M! Mooday nilht In a rela- per cent of the two intersection streets !ole in the night, disturbDH't Netftlt lllpplllg tlvely short snaion witlt sever· llihlll and Ute State paying Ute ing rellidents by loud noi se. Ill mattera on Ute asenda, in- remainder. The total rost to the Council consld.red taking ac..P.!.,_ ~·Ill»: eluding pouible prututa on city Is approxim8tely $1,000. tlon possibly a curfew If Ute II:D'I'.l':=·~ &wo refOilina le A report on the test drilling , mol~rbikes contlnuee ' racing U'.!l. ,_:llti~ ,.,on':. 81 ~o. appea~ : for water for city use on land throu&h Ute residential areas in ED~ ~'"l.l!'l!=u~~.. =~'r~ 0 c ngea 10 . : • ~ located at Madlsoo and 22nd groups as reported. _ LAG~ llll lid ,."';1:/: 1111 council voted unan 1 hi h Y i Streets showed there is iii8Uffi- Councilman Wallace Smitlt of V ll.,lllcl'ii"J.: r •• .,.. lalv~:0~ ~~tlzonlntog, 1"h c aren-a cienl · water supply to warrant the recreation committee reportf\ ...;..... .,.,-. c u.... a.... on e h h . ed t len lnd trl I Park zon- slnkilli a permanent wei1. The ed e ad recelv an es 11 ma e 1 ow~ t~ I \2th Street Mayor reported there is a pos- from Anderson Black Rock tNOOPIJf 0 ad ~ ns per: slbility that a teat well may be Company for grading and black· 'l er:~~s:f a~edlca~Rcente: tsandto other drilled on railroad property near topping three tennis courts in I .,1 t:, DRY .d U bulldlngo and the Malleable Iron Company, 1f Ute c1ty, one at Harmon Park, 1 non-re,.en "ot 'tme the lind can be obtained from Krodel Park and Ordnanc~ tl~'l001'1 Nowarrano<thoetrtledletten CLEANING Ute addlllon new spar n1 th 11 d ""h001 h to be 48 X 128 feet " " buildings in Reoldenllal 2 zoneo. e ra roa · · ~ ' eac , 1 V to form the oarprllf ..,...., u S.rvlct On R..,UIIt OUt of cooncll was The large turnout of owlm- at a cost of $1,696 ead1. Coun.A ~ ~ ouneoted by the olloneartoon. -w 1100 er ac . th k ell felt the cost a htltle h1gh - the unanlmouo vote for Councll· mers at e Krodel Park La e d ill inve!ti8at lhe matter 'l ( an w "tJia"l:" A A _ • man Jim Flllher to be acting smce 1ts opemnr July 3 was further or ol Point Pleasant for two discussed and a Krodel Park · (Antwrn lom ... rrow) May weeks in August whilt Mayor Swim mini area committe< was Financial statements of the 1 \Juml•'"' ,..,. SOLAI INfANT MOOKU, CLIANERI POMIItOY Mor&an 1s on vaeatton. appointed by tbe Mayor to con- three city departments were J l'etttrd•i• \r~ ,.,., rr : Jn..,- flu· jlfjl•·· ,-uuMn' r .... , 1 ;.~,,,,..,11 1 charts. Mayor Morgan announced tinue work on rules and regula- read showing the following bat/imwr - HISHONORWASAlSTEAK Pro[e;;sor Kendall is the auth~ j 1 ~~;;............, . . ......,..._....,ii!:iiiii 4111 that bids for traffic signal lights lions for the area and further anees on June :10: City, Wl.2t2. _ or of six books and Is an Interat the intersections of Fifth and improvements of the swimming !46: Water Works. $41.771.32; nationally acclaimed authority Viand str.. t Sixth and ~a in facility. Committee members Sewage Disposal. $44.113i4. an the fifteenth century and the Street and Sixth and Viand are Bu•tor Riffle, Jim Fisher Present lor Monday 's meet, I art of biography. Streets, had been let to ttle <:md Ernest Handley. ing were Mayor D. B. Morgan, 1 "Richard the Thirdtl and Traffic Control Company ol l Several councilmen reported City Clerk 11 . H. Melrose, At- , "Yorkist Age" by Kendall have 1 Bridgeville, Pa .. for the sum of compiainls concerning motor- torney R G. Mus~rave and S b this year been rel5!4lled in the - - - ·('Ollndlmen Hobert llaynes. . Anchor paperback series. His Pleasant Valley Hospital Charlie Powlcr. Jim fishcr ,i recent "Art of Biography" and ADMIITED Mrs. William Ru,seli Holland . Wallace Smith, i l'l "Richard the Third" have been Litchfield, Pt. Pleasant M~s. Bil l Winter. Jim Wiggins. BusEASANT _ Miss nominated for national awards. IGera ld Smelter, Galllpohs; ter Riffle and Ernest Hand ley. POINT . PL d 11 The Ohio University profes01 Mrs. Charles Jewell , New HavI Mana Williamson. augw'e r PT PLEASANT Orders !ilsor is currently in Eur- comI ,, Mr and Mrs. Lannes 1111am- ' · . . '"'ren : George Reed, Letarl : I.ee H"ll h by 1ed in the office of the C1rcu1t 1pleling 8! co-editor with ProB-aker. Pl. Pleasant : Mrs. Hen- son. Be<'< ·h .~ . wasL c oseCnh ' Clerk record a dtvorce was i leS3or VIncent Ilardi a six Yol·l 1 the Colonel Charles · · G II" ;· · F ,. ry Itame), a 1po " err)· 1 dew1s h 1 ap-h:i granted .m Mason County Clr-1 ume edition entitled • "The DisHogsett ·. ter. NSDAR. to Mr!'.. Ll O}•d Esqu e. ] . allen . I e ourt , ctJit Court to Clyde Ch ester Ad- 1 patches of the Milanese Am· PT. PLEASANT - The Ma- Robert Lutton, Pt. Pleasant; annual Amenca Herll<lge W~ek ' ams from Clara Frances Ad- I bassadors at the Court of Burson County Community Act10n Roy Blessing. Pt. Pleasant. Camp, .July_ lG-l6. . 1:1l Ce ~~ ams. und and France- 1450-1483." Association Board of Direclors DISCHARGED : John Jeffrey, Lakes al Ripley. Th<S camp 1.' . . . ~e 1 11 soon finish ;,l<>uls XI," has rati!led Articles of Incor- Gallipolis Mrs Joseph Dennv sponsored by the West V~rgm1a ' A c1v11 acuon has been flied b d dl 1 1 · · and daughter, · ·Southside; · · · DAR . · · · Cler k' s poration, and the Constitution Mrs.· : Organ_1zauon, 10 the Clr.cmt offlce. a biography ase on ______ p_ oma - ,cog:. FALSE '1En'H ord";:OC:,"· .:NIJ I I ":t.;tre v I. .I j I "] I I I I I I I "[ I X I Honor Student 1 • . atifIcatiOll R I J TJ" ,:o,:;; .. wrJF'iiCf. AT T H E POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. ·HOUR 2 • • D GLIDE 'N' FOLD DOOR SET Robinson's 4' 1 Mt.SS McNet.JJ Is Counse or , , J AUendino Js Ft.led .n Heri·taJJe Camp Circuit Court J; 283 V-8 engine, auto. trans., power brakes, MUM GOOD JULY BUYS FOR YOU PLANTS Appropriate Gift For Any Occasion C0 LEMA N FUH .. .. · .. .......... ·.. .. Gal. $1.59 CHAR C0 AL LIGHTER FLUI D· ·· · · · · · · ·· · · · qt. 47c CHARCOAL 10 LB. BAGS .. .... · .. · .... .. .... · 59c CHARCOAL GRILLS · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · .. $1.49 up Picnic Chest 88c 1 1 LIFE JACKETS DUDLEY'S WALL TENTS $14.88 KOOL CUSHIONS, for comfort in your car _ _ _ 1.19 up CAR CUSHIONS, for summer comfort 99c up UnER BASKETS, every litter bit hurts 89c up TRANSISTOR CAR RADIOS 26.88 AUTO OFFICIAL EMBLEMS- 19c to 2.19 Patch11 for shirts, jackets, etc. MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN POMEROY PH. 992-2141 127-95 --- I HARDWAR: KIT SIDI OPI!p,jtNO. 2'6" SALt PIIC! - sgas ANTE£ PLAN: Q. IIIICIIJ •hot do JOY meoa bJ a 8oaraa• WHITE WOOD SAVE NOWI ..,. lnr - of hoottnr your horne widt Flamto 1101 E~e Htal will -lin within 10" of • llpltlfte 4ollaNnd-lo ftaure eaeh Jllr for tbt llrn tall yean of opm.llon. · · ., lh••• MEDICINE ONE ONLY ..... M.1d• of hovy gou~ llee l. White. ADDITIONAL OR WITHOUT COUPON ..... $4.99 REG. Avaii.W. :&; _ , . . 0811 lii»M"•Iht wrl- o»m-lblc . CM Ouarutoi before IJOIII!llb tilt Rill:. ...... Til. Gwaatoo wl1! -tala tilt IIIIo 1111e<1 JUdr- of '1'1*1'11 ,_home tht Ol*'attnr Cost GuaraniN a part ~ · Tiw-c 1a c~ear~v •'*~I Ia a QICf4t-4ellnold Wla.. b S659 of hia I TRADITIONAL "COACH LANTERN" PORCH FIXTURE l'x7' IIZE .... 510.5!1 ELICTRrc ONI CAR Rec- $7.60 S17.17 1555 110. -~®.... .. __ IUNIIAD .,., , SASH UIIT 1100~ BUILDING .... . . $99.95 cod"'dmtrif" I~ HOI IN StocK. AVAII.Aill FIOM OIM fOitT WA~t INDIANA W.I.Rf~OI!Sf - II" xll" DRIVE-WAY 81" lowltlllaa It wu Ia comblao tile .~,. lt67. Wlloa yoa ou~ elean comfort, eempllte - - and fleallt!lltJ or otalrlc haat, with the ..... 1138 1 GAL ASIUJOI.flla OUTDOOR LAMPHOLDER ,~ 11001' COATING S186 IAII tltcl ear: IDw rllel, II a4ds liP lo ... blot polllltlt la•-tiRltOIIlt elllllfort roa..., lllkt. SPECIAL! I - ' I lilt ""' 18,., 111 rfwt ELEmiC HEATING OPERATING COST G.UAIIAITEE PLM SPECIAL! =1441 -- SPECIALl l WASHABLE WHITE CEILING Tl LE ONLY lcm_:=:::z::~!! ' - .' ' . ;·_ \ 11C sa-n. ··--~-:- •··· ·- ~ PLYWOOD 4'x8' UER .....,,, UNOEILAYIEIT HAIDIOUI 4'l 4' IIEIT I ow. an. 2"14"• POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. c . P!NttiiMIIIellingtl)eCiali$tcall•-.l~llfoQIIUIIIID_U_._, \ I ·' Va'' IIEATIIII 90 LB. BAll COMCRETE MIX SEALER BEDROOM OR HALL FIXTURE ..... Wll Clpfrt~ I car gorollf" doo .. UJI to l'xll' MilLY. lr wiU a~nw "" ...." It hir. ." .llttfucfitfl. Doer cal\ tt. monlXllly op"ole-d I" ~ ... ,..., hlll.lrt. ......... .,..,. -' .,. . d ~It: ..m.· wltlo•ur fntlwr.t ,...,,.lltt, \.MAlt. TOt hltftr_-$1llt&o;!~!'~ OPERATOR $1~1.ao 112988 -· .. ehl--,.., pallf '- aaiUIIJ 6' X 6' X 81 UDLITY IARAGE Q. .., • .._,._.,........ , A. Tod&J,Iht <OH of Fllmlt011 l:leetrit Heal Ia tht ...... bJ Tbe Et.ctrlc C1111o s&.7s CONAX FOLDIJII STAIRS a new IOliCOpl, lmt; IIIGI'IIliiHI•v .,. .,lfo -4 IMtf Ia a bol4 - llep. .~4:::; :::::';;·:10; OAK WALNUT ~u Ror. t100.50 ••uom,.t• EARLY AMERICAN YARD LANTERN & POST Reg. $22.95 ltuea hla ,...aoteotl Ollllllte dpro 011 otllelal ana wulher data, 11 weU 11 IJit eliClt'k headDr aporleAoe llld llklll. Thl eatlblltiac of ..,.aal haalblc <0011 11 not CHERRY ~~ sssss EARLY AMERICAN PULLDOWN FIXTURE .. PAIIELIIIG GARAGE DOOR Rer. $1.75 A. Tlw bolldor or eloetrie haalltig eoatnctor '""" the ~~~oM, lba c.-dtct. If ..., er.. 4urllc "' lrot tllroo fall ,.,. JOtl oeeupy J"r home, your JMril hMIIIII- ucndo tbo Nlillllted ....... 1tr ,.... lhtttl M, iJOir IIIJ1klor or olectril '1'1*1111 -autor wl1! 111mhilt JOtL Ro wiD allo ~ aDf a4iuot- I be nqtJired lo ' a11b JOil' a-~... Mtl .,_ epmte I a-.nbor1 \'lla·Gtwanloo isla . $20.70 Vllue ---------------HARDBOARD FIBERGLAS ONE CAR !DIAL fOR GA!IACU, CLOSm, CAIINOS, WOIIKSHOPS Rfg. S3.79 ln& ldtlt. !nhonea :waur 11om• w1t11 bllllly 11 modtm •• tamaiTOWI ss.OO Monthly ~bitibi eatl a •Ulldtt or •tatlllt ealllncllr 'ltlotiDIH boatlar eoall whoa wealhor 1001 """ WOlD PAIEUII 4' XI' X ~A• SIIID Rich ton• thet lltt tht po.. for •cKin1 Ndi<Oilt- S797 Ro&. $10.95 Q. RoW .,..._ CUll LAUI ~bitibi BATHROOM LIGHT FIXTURE apiOIIcaliou. You oxamtna and apprO¥• it k/.,. vou oc!. You know euetly how mlllb J"r electric haatlng will eoot 11\d you'D be IQl'PriHd how oxeot4tnclr low It foil · lntTall four pantl1, As Little As Q. But what If I wat to ••114 a home wll~ e1t<tr1c heat r A. It's even IIIOl'e 1lmplo. Y011r b1111dtr lir ...........u 1Q No Down Payment S649 I fa lnaured by Tho Anltrlt:&a Homo Alauranco CompanJ. The policy coven the lliroe yura of )'Otll' eleelr!o heallnc oparallnr eoel wllh llnllimlllll ll&billty of 01111 thallo oond dollaro (fl,OOO.OO) for the periOd. ' ••* '-'lr af ediuol~:~bl• hOilllirt; ltrip• with t..• lno hhlfll• applitd. •II ~~~ llof'd¥1oo!re Just Open a Bild-a-Count RECESSED MEDICINE CABINET oleetrlo boatlnr eontraetar 111ktt the Q. ObJ, IMlt ••• <htl die .,.._ r.' . A. Whlll ,... ..., or llulld a J11W · - with l'l111oluo l:ltclrlt HOlt tn.t&lll<l, 10u SCREEII DOOR a•rxl't"z~'o(a· You Don't Need Cash LINER PANELING wllo baa lnlllllad lht lleatb~J ~ tn tilt now h - JOII\IJ, or bllllt. WOODEN REO. SII.!JO A. Yotll' builder or eleelrle heattnr eontraet.or - ........ CABINET eo.-r wiU PIJ •r dol• t A. Bitbtr JOtll' 1>.uder ar oleetrle boati!IJ • Pf~Tft~~Nfttly MANY MORE VALUES! DELUXE WALL· HUNG CRAI'TIIC A. It will 1111rantee thai tht annual operat- laM .., :.~IIZI , .. 101.1 S249 PRICE Nil S288 A.Ef-, Q. How do I !mow MJ balfder or eleelrlt ••1 , ... lleclric Rtollac Plu t num ICfliiA wire .. door lfdlon• BATHROOM SEAT S949 kill tllllll ,.ood. ~ ARROW 48 INCH WINDOW AWNING ELECTRiC HOME HEAT· lNG COST CAN BE GUAR· ANTEED BY YOUR BUILDER 1 t!ON8 ON TRII!I SENSATIONAl.. GUA!Io - hlr IHUI'IIIIS KARR &VAN ZANDT BERE ARE SOliE ANSWERS TO QUES.' ss.aa 2'rxt'3" •••. ...u High quality. lion flo& th,.. f!orllOI'I.tol lights. Alllllll- THI N1W IIWI.E METHOD OF INITALUHI Ro~o.IUI power Guiding Hand class ol Gallia County. It it manned by vobmteer teachers, 4-H leaders, youth Cadillac - Oldsmobile workers, 4-H youtlt and ollter lay and prolwional people. "You'll Lib Our Qlllllty Way If DoiDg BnlluAI" ' Highlight of the camp is a banquet planned Friday, July WY 2-5342 POI'I'Ieroy Ohio 15, 1 t 6 p.m. Parents and other vwtors may attend. __.:~!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!"""'!'!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!""""""""""""!'!!!!"""!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!l!e . .. --- • BLINDS 1--+ 4'0" I PAll $1395 I IALI Plla ADJUST-A-SHUTTER KIT Jmmaculate car with only 84,000 miles. GMAC fin1ndne ~~~ 1138! PRIMED .~ 2'6" ...... 2'1" ...... 2' I" x 6' 9" DECOR~TIVE ...., CAFE DOOI 3'0" II 6'1" =112·•· rrxl'l"'a·l•"' COLONIAL STORM DOOR LOUVERED lilT 01 IIIGHJ r••••·r•l.... =112-99 =14·• W•W ~::~NAJ~~~ • OUTSIDE 2'1"at'rll~" .. Aluminum .' C111blnation , Doora .. llOIN COLONIAL AMERICAN R.USH • IXTBIOI INTERIOR DOORS INTERIOR DOORS UTILITY DOOIS E:.~ ~ PRE-HUNG disco, tinted windshield, white with red Interior. VeJ7 I BLOOMING SAlE PRICE J'O"xl'a~ steering, radio, Uke new white sidewall tires, Wheel •mu~ use of pe_ s into ·oint l b~r DJckson has been namPd a conference under the sponsor- ahe_pla~s to attend college and driver of the Evans Supermar~ , Mason County Association for mon~e_s by en':~ng . th th I f. member of te Pohce Civil Ser-h ship of the Colonel Charles Lew- ImaJor m home econorrucs. ket tractor-trailer. The civil !Retarded Children, is lor chllp_r?Jects as n~ e WJ e 8 vice Commission for a four-year is Chapter, DAR. The purpose of the camp ses·laction alleges that the vehicle:dren in special education elasafiUated counttes. Co.u~~ ~~~h term. He was named by the Because of her ability In lead· sion IS to give high school girls driven by Perroud struck a ve- es in Mason County schools, at les will then be male . Point Pleasant Mason County e.. hlp and responsibility, Nor· who wlil be community leaders 1hicle owned hy !be plalntifl Lakin State Hospital and the YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT MOORE'S! ~":~ 6'8" _.. DO Impala 4 Door H. T. afld By-L!Iws for !\Iulti-County , Wendell Fauver and son, Leon; : POINT PLEASANT _ Miss J Mana, w~o 1s an honor s_tu- . styled Pomt Express. Inc. vs. , • • Organization of Ma.son. Putnam . William Johnson Buffalo. i • of , 1 dent ai Pmnt Pleasant H1gh 1Evans Supermarkets, Inc. & Camp Kmdlicb m ' I Norah McNeill. daughter "r. l . . . 1 f h u. ·' G E J hn n ''herif! ' I and Lincoln Coun!Jes. BIRTH : Mr. and Mrs. Mard M J h M N .11 > • I Fourth Opening 2007 School, " p1an<S or t e ~":' eorge . o so , 0 . . , vin Bennett, Point Ple11sant, a an rs. n c el .' . I Hill Methodtsl Church, preS!- Mason County as Admnr. orEs· PT PLEASANT _ Cam 13 ~ltendmg dent of the Methodist Such a Mulil-County Orgam- daughter . 1 Marquelle Avenue, Youth I tate of Charles Perroud, deceas· j Kindiich 0 ed its fourtlt se! zation would be known as the r · ~ Ute fourth annual American Her-i fellowship, a member of the ed. Ison l•ond;" July 11 and will South Western West V<rgmla I D' k , N I ltage w..k camp Utls week at T I Sta F H I b nd Mas , , ' 1 ~ son IS · Association I amt>t Cedar Lakes Conference Center j e · r our e u " . - I The action Is Ute result ol a continue through Saturday at 1 Area Commum Y . T C , , p l . on County Pm Wearers Assocla-11 hi I ld t bleb the Mason County Youth and Inc. Intent of the proposed oro ommtSSJOD os at Ripley. Ilion Her hobbies Include cook-I wo ve c e ace en w . lio · to allow for max· 1 PT. PLEASANT Mayor D. 1. • . . occurred November 11, 11165 4-H Camp, SouthSide. ~an 1za n IS ronnel and B Morgan announces that Wil- Last year Norah attended the Img, sewmg, and reading, and I which took the life of Perroud, The eamp, sponsored by the F~eral grants to lruilate pro- Chamber of· Commerce, which ah was invited by the Stllte Or- of wmorrow,. a ':"eek of lnfor- completely destroying the rig Jecls. . selects a member ; the city ganization, DAR, to return as · mahon and msplrallon m the 1 valued at $10,000 with looa to The Multi-County group wtll names another and the Gcver- counselor to younger girls at- I bas1c phtlosophy Oil wh1ch Ute I plalntifl due to the destruction meet at the Mason County Court nor of West Virginia appoints 8 tending for the first lime. I Umted States was founded . of tractor unit amounting ta House on Sunday, 17Ut of July third member. Norah, who was graduoted There wlil be mormng class- $11,000 and car1o valued at ~0,· a! 3 p.m. to jointly ratify . the Dickson replaces Homer D. with honors from Point Plea_s- es followed by chosen aftern~n ~ ooo; cost of moving wreckage propo!ed Constitution. All mter- Lowe who completed his four- ant H1gh School In May, wtll acllVIUes and In Ute evenmg from highway $200 and valued ested parties are inv1ted. year term . Other members are attend Ohio University at Alit· there wlil be ouls1de speakers placed on deprived use of tracRobert Rickard, program dl- H. A. Johnson, president, who ens in September where she among whom will be Mrs. Rob- ; tor-trailer $0,1100. Tbe plaiJJrector for the group, gave a wa recently appointed to anotlt- plans to major in Speech and ert Thurston, born and reared ' till is demanding judgement Status Report of activities and ar :our-year term by the gover- Drama. She was also honored in Latvia, and John Noble, a from the defendants Itt I he explained ltDw the Initial Coun· nor and R. J. Workman. hy receiving a talent scholar- prisoner of the Russians lor sum of $33,200. ty Survey was proceeding. He . ship from the Speech and Dr•· ten years, with both giving ac- - - - - - - stated lbat Ute Washington OfON DEAN'S UST ma Department of Ohio Unlver- counts of lhetr escape from com thor of "I Led Three Lives" fice of O.E.O. had given a guar- Roland Wolfe, son of Mr. and , sity. munlsm. Herbert Philbric, au· will also be a speaker. antee thai due to the delav in M". Dory Wolfe. Roule 2, Raorganizing'fn the County, a iime l c~ne . is on the term·s Dean's exte!UIIon WliUid be granted to 1Ltsl (3.33 or better) at Oltvet C<lmplete;.o. the initial survey. as-1N~za~ene .Coll~e. Kankakee. suring a full 1 tx month period ] lllmms. Ohvet1s one of tbe for the iniliJI survey and prn- 1en colleges sponsored by gram delrelopm""t. 1 Church of the Nazarene. It A genwal meeting ol all an approXImate en_rollment members of the Mason County 1,600 students and 11 a fully AcUon G(oup was set for 7:30 accredited liberal arlll college. p.m., .luJt Zl, at Ute Jyry Room of the Court House, to el..,t and appoint a board of directors. All partlea preoently belonging to till Association ere urged to attend. Other partiea wishing to alllllate for the -purpose of alleviating poverty and Its cauoes are InVited to attend and join as a!lsociate Jllembers. Mr. Rickard, lite Dlr~tor, stated UtaI aiiOCiate memberships have been Ret as an Immediate goal for the County. Members pr.. For Shut Ins or soot for meeting were Rev. Charles A. Pllzer, Carl Cook, , Persons, Judson McCormick, Harry Sl· ' ders, Robert Rickard, Jack , Anniversary, smtth, Marvin Bennett, Kath-1 Birthday or Just To ern Beaver, Lannes Williamson, I FOR YOUR VIrgil Siders, James Lewis, Say Thenk You. Clarer,re Adkins. Lorge S.lec:tion CAMPING OUTI SMALL WAMSLEY PROMOTED $J.50 up REG. John C. Wamsley, son ol Mr. $1-99 Coni Guord SIZE and Mrs. Clarencp R. Wam ~ ­ Approved JUMBO 51ZE $J.99 ley of Clifton, W. Va , has been .... $4.69 - CHILD SIZE promoted to !lirman seco~d $2.99 elliS in the U. S. Air Force. AirJUGS, ICE BUCKETS miD Wamsley is a fireman at ' ADULT SIZE 59 N. 2nd Ave. ALL REDUCED $3.99 an Air Force unit at Hooper, Neb. He is a graduate of Wa· Middleport, 0. 18111a High School. DO DOORS ~ SPECIALI 61 Chevrolet · At Cedar Lakes I X CD ALL PURPOSE Our Weekly Civil Action I Of Program T0 be SUnday IAif TERMS .•• ::r, \, \! The Departllltllt Sltrt of lulldi11g Slnct 1915 Plloaelit2..S100, H2-5500 . ,, -1· ' ..... ,. < In us fOP IPEC.IA• L0\0> I'll!Cit C»; THill 111MS �.. ~~":",>A•· ~ I 1-DeiiJ Senlfnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o~ July 11, 1906 ......nwa Pome1ov I ............... . ......... . ..,.,... ........... Motor Co. r ' I p, ~ l HAIL..... & . . , , ..,... P If Ci.IICILLA1'10NI -~n.o•• t, ~ •;;,:;;..N.'::'.... iii.o'" ... QeuL,.fiTIONI 'IIIII , ......., NMr"ftt .... ,.. . . .. ., Nltet • ..,. edl ....... ' 495 llanllop Coupe, vs tngino, pow,.. ot,.,..;q and brak... Dark green finish, vinyl lnleri.,.. 59 FORD ·--"- $795 Galaxie 500 4 door, locally ownad and oharp. llodlo and healer. VB automatv. Power brak.. 64 CORYAIR $995 Deluxe Coupe. 1 local owner, motor overhauled. Oood tires, elean illl.erior. 60 DODGE ,. ,. ,.... M ,..ltOftiUJte fw ~ ......, wtl ...,. .... - 1 t _,.... ....rt.... .::.:.::'-= 7...... - • • wa">t':.•- ceat~ ,., ...., .., . . , . c.. .. ,., :::"~ •:=-tt~•• .. -= pOfneroy M0 tor Co. . . .,. M "'"' CAID 0' THANitl • OIJJTVA••• lloll tw • ,...,_ .... =~.. ': ~ 'ti:'':... .,:.:.,.,~~ ;: ,'f.::S: •Uuu r1ooUt1... ....,. u OPEN iVES. 9:00 P.M. @ ~ . ll:::::::::~f~l~~lft~~·~GI~-~::::::;::::~~;=1 _ _For __ Sa_le~-1 -F-!1" TO SHllT HER UPAHEN>... ENIV, WE'VE GOT 50 liTIL£ SEE TH'lEETlE VARMINT ;)_ 10G£:.THER ••• LET'5 MAI<fTHE UP MDBT OF IT. -•.: MK_hlft4t"1_ \1--------------:------...:...i. KATS MICE eliminated for- ' 8.\I.ERS - Two lnlernallonalo l eve;, "Gel Star," Ebert- ~w~i~e_.~lrlng lw:, ~~ , bach Hardware Sugar RUD """"' - - ... ; Cllll - . . . Feed Pickea•a' Hardware. airing tie ; one Roanollke ' str1q lie with bale thrower; 7 11 SOip one AC roond; two Masaey KEEP your carpels beaulilull despite constaat , foolsteps of ...... •GE u. n L $100 lo ~5. rv..,. ..,.... • busy family. Get Blue US· VESTERS - two Joha Deere tre. Renl electric shampooer. one PTO one Motor drive; Pomeroy Cemenl Block Co. lwo Case PTO; one Jnterna·., 7 II 61c liomll biC job wilh siJ; eyl·[ lnder motor. Prices f475 ta :KEEP earpet cleaning prob- $600. MOWERS for most Jem small - use Blue Lustre tractors. Plenty of n\es. wall 1o wall Rent electric M~t oetded on • 0 Bak F . ... , ........ 'ahampooer $1, er oTWl· the farm al low COlli. Jlill tore Co. 7 11 &tc Goodwia, i miles from 'WIIItesCARPETS a frighl? Make them ville. 17) 10, 8to - ~ '-."" ~ , . , . , . ·~ '" ow/ -:, , _ . --,1' '""•"'' COMING SOONI llloclronlc Order!,. To 1pooc1 our DrhiHn Sarvlco I TAKINO ltiNTAL •n•IIVATIONS ·t' ·• ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers llwlinga Honcl1 $1181 Maaon, W.Va. m.un -.HII6 WY 24151 ' MIDDLEI'DIIT; OHIO . ·I ANOfi.IIR t'l>.CKAGE ADDRt:S5ED TO •Tif MANUSCRIPT B~FORE: THAT- S'""fuDDER.'.• AXE·MURDERE~ RETURNS!! M05T HON&'T MAl<! Tlof WOIU.I)''I! EXPERIENCED .-.,.w WHEEL PIZZA EXPERIENCED WHHL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVIa AT ITS GREATEST ALIG!'~MENT llhl Plalll .. wtlll pepJHil'lllll, BRAKE SERVICE ..uaage, muabroam. bam or pooer $1. Pickea'1 Hard· f ROOM hOW!e, funlilure, bath, eombinatlona. Alignment Shop PHONE WY 2-2156 Wanted For Slle ware eo., IRe. 7 11 &tc coal furaace and r w 12" llro _7Sc tw IJO 'lose l'honof92.a71 --drilled well, 2 acres, 3 mdes . t' YOUNG man lo live ia and care ONE 18 ft. inboard wilh trail· ONE 5 year old mara ,,lpony, on State Rt. 7 from city lim· ....,..., Ca,....Out '""leo No W. Moln St. Ponrlror c:::-:=--;:--:-::'ce :--;-===- 1 for semi-mvalid. Good home, er, 130 H.P. motor, good con· black, gentle with small ils. Possession lmmedialely, , CALL WY M905 l'armerly Grueser BodJ bUE TO ahorlale ol merchan· 1 prefer someone who • an diUon, $350. Ph. WI 9-3151 day choldren. Ph. 949-2224 afler $6,500. Helea Sauvage, Pb. Pick up At G. & G. CAFI Worb 7 10 6 u, tbero will be .., auction drive. Pb. 992-5223. 1 12 31c or Wl 9-3089 evenings. • p. m. 992-2890. 7 12 at Adamo Trading Plllll lhis PAINTING, interior and-·.,.te!. 7 12 31c HI- brow• Early America• sofa ROOM house- with batii~ue 1 week. Walch ID thiS column ior, hourly or cootract, ...,. ONE used gas raoge, Oil and nmlchmg rocker, $90 for , acre illcluded, Rt. 7, Tuppers lor ne:xt auchon announce- onable. Pb. 992-5180. Homer tr' f ·g ral bnth, 1 Speed Queen auto. I Plains, 0. Price $6,200. See --:-----::---:---1 11 1 meat date. 7 II 61c Braley e 26 ISle sma e ec oc re n e or, malic washer, excellelll coa· w Blllke in Tuppers Plains Business Servlcel L_ _Leg_.'-•_I_Nvtl __ce_;,___ · $25 each. Pb. 992·3205. , dition, S65, one 9 x 12 browa 1 · inspect'wn 7 10 31p ---,---.,.-1 • ..,., 7_ 12 3lp or · ;;;,.,C t,o-L · serv1ce ....... btda LIOAL rooToca ,.. ....: CJ ,UB or organi za tl011 I WA~'R l~ HAUIJNG • Phon -Ruo __ oval rug and .,• 1mall ones, ...a-u aa e1eanmg .., b• Nee:lvedl .,. ttw 111 that would Uke to hold an 7286. 6 9 3111c $12 one 9 1 12 vinyl tweed $ ROOM house and bath 01 and olectrio sewer cleaning. ...., 1.aco1 ,..,., mo""" ...,. 1 auetlon to raise funds, ronFor Sail or Rent THOROUGHBRED German · rug, sa, 3 mahogany tables, large lol in Midd!eport, prio-d ean 91J5.3898. Cllester, Ohio. ;:.,:;:;~,:.:;>:;• ~::~;::....:. eCar eTruclc eHuler tact Adamo Trlldmg Post ____ _ Shepherd pup, 5 monlhs, $1>. tl2. Ph. 992·3216, Middleporl, ed lo sell. See Arnold Do · 7 a 12tp Pom""'' Oblo, '" "'"''' Buo .,,.. Core eBul~ and Auction House. Rutland. TWO bedroom house. free Ph. Walter Wilsoa at 992- o., 08 <!orliler of 4th and I~i•- SOli at 117 Brya1 Plaee, Mid- ) :.~11=~-~~ato~::;. U! ~0: We have complete auctiOR gas, ~ty water, 33 acres, 70Z8. ~-~~ 3tf: coin St. '1 _10 3~a dleport, 0. 7 10 etc ~:a :b~ are for lkltaot Bill eAnyType · facilities for you. Phone good onveslmeat property for :""ReED. -22-ill~b-coal fur· 1 ROOM bouse and balh, extra AUCTIONEER .,.. to .. '""",...'" • .., .. "' 1 ,G-53M, 1 11 &tc lake site. In Syracuse, Ohio. SINGEI_l aew~g machia~. Thi:1 r~ce du~~ work included, large tot, on Depot St., Rut-COMPLETE SALES :;:;IHI~:n_:~ ~. 1= -..... . n Ph. 992-3271. 7 10 61c DlllChlne eqmpped to Zig zag, .... >' thr Phone land 0. Ph. 742-5783. MANAGEMENT ............................. ... '11'1 24196 MltfdltjiOrt, 0 make butlonhole•, darJI and """" •• seasons. · , ' 7 It atp Wrlto, Pt.no or Contact ,..., ..,......,.G OUT cbihuabuas, 8 ~AKC, reduced pnces. Phone ' for monogram. Take over pay- 1192·7337, Pomeroy,7 01.0 3'· I . . .liM CARNAHAN No.' & "'".,.,, . . . or.,...,.. 1141-3141. 1 10 3tc - 511 FT. GREAT Ws hous.,. menls of $5.50 per month or w ROOM house and bath 01 RACINI, OHIO ~. "::"",;.;:' ~0:":..!'"'.,' ,: i'M'ENTION United Sleelwork· trailer, No. 189>, can James pay balaJK:e due $54.60. can , 3.19 Pearl Sl., Middleport, 0., :::." ''~~ ,:,•• ••- .,.,...., •• ,,,, m of America Local Union Jeffers, Rt. 33 goins lowards 192-3218. good locatooa, pr!.. $5,6118. No. • • ;,,.. , , . . Uno of tu. 5171. Election will be held on lhe fairgrounds or aall 1!92 .• Ph. !m-2919. ' 10 314 !mATING, PLUMBING, Rural :':. ,....,.. ....._ •• ...,., .,.. .,.. JnO.. 11 1116ol at Union Han 6524 7 12 Jlo GOOP VAf.UE8 Ill l .ISED OUr 1ummer app!Wnc• aa!« Two houaes Chester Road (RI. Dotol Bottle Gas. Anlold No. • A ftnt .,.,.. ..,. of un "''" IMU.~ W. Va., t • f u 1 wz'ng . .,___..__ • m UaJn St.• •lind anti Snow Tnad. 11 Pl1o •ll:• 8:1, a:Pt<nNESDAY Mason, for malnlen-I ·• - ·-·--ORGANI "• "' u 7), large ' lot, wolh boull ""'"'~'• 818 ... 20. """' • · mm1 ·1··I BEANS, cabbage, <umcumbers 1 _ Used Wurlitzer SpiRe! Or· Belter prices than ever on tr ·1 « 000 00 Pomeroy, t 22 U. No. ' 8 ' " ' ' ' " ' of .,... 1 • "' "''" MEIGS RIDING Club will ance ll'levuce eo !XV d Pb 843 226.1 al er - ..,, . tint Jl'&d• rubber llliD aRd oulside guard. Polls an tomaloeo. · ·, 12 · 11 gao. Ebony finish. Mndel 4017 Freezers, Refrigeratoro, Wa· SmaU frame house, 1112 E. ••n•. G UESER, t-hl•• No. • ......~ '" , _ ao~~ • 10 bave 1 wort seosio• allhe Rock c lher-Dryer Pairs, Elec, Ran· ..uu:. R p-..._ wttb tint rr~ rubber sda will opel al 8 a. m. BDd elose _ - - $595. Main St., Pomeroy - $500.00 Tho Mole• """ scl,001 .,.,..... SpriRga FalrgrvUDda Wedne y 1., aad Alr.Conditioner~ at I p m. BasU Haynes Fin· OUR STORE will be opea 1 - Used Wurllaer Spiael Or· 1bree bedroom bouse Butler· aRd beatln& IIIDersvtlle, ....., ot """""'" _,....,.. ""'' eveaing beglaniDJ at 6:30 p.m. IDclal. Secrelary. T ui 3111 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, gan. Maple fiolsh. Model4010 ~~iifriihosl $191 nut Avenue, Pomero; --$7,500 Obla. End your aewer trouble. ,.,../:'~':..~bi:.;...- when constructlto will bejJia on UIE b' b bool July 15, 16, 11. Eolire stock - $695. . 19 cu. ft. Choot J'oor bedroom house, 141 But· ~~baRva an lll'Aibl aewer macb~·~ ~.\':'.::::~::..,. the new ohow ring. Leo Kenne· YOU a 0 zg "" will he sold at oosl or lees. 1 - Used Worlitzer 'Spinel Or- FREEZER $235 ternut Avenue Poml!l'OJ ..... easona t rata. 00 • ... "' •· "· 10. "' dy, Jr. Is urging all membertl to Also building equipmeal with gaa. Model 4101 with ish.. Ea<h $7,ii00.00. ' WY 1-mt, da7 or aighl be lhert to eet tho work under- , abllity ·la a ehallengia& job? 3 room aparbneot on l a<re boom. MahogaiiJ' lillisb -~ I'll. WY 2-:l 1S1 Tbree bedroolll b0080, Butleo'· t II tic way. groood al Lemley's Market, $995. JJUI Avenue, bnl waler baa~ THURSDAY Tuppen Plalu, Obio. Call 1- Used Lowery Stsrlel illg system. hardwood 0..... YOUTH PRAYEJI Group ol 167·3964. 7 IS 2lp Wablul Hnisb - $451. ,WEROY - $6,000.1111. .._ - · - . I ·-...tile Laurel eJ111 Free l:letbodisl ltlcl Manager, Burger a..,. ...,.,...._SED ~-~-llll< 1 - Used Harrunond Qlord OHIO ,.... apartment bouot, Of. ..tlu!. New lla-. Pbont ~·-• will meet at 1h11 cl!urch. • J'ood.O.!bz.mao, lo evolualt ...,...,.,.,.., """"'n b ,.... - · • ••• s If "~""" """'"" eleaner new a1euor IUII'U' Qrgaa, Maple fiDls - ...- . e 1 horn atreet, Pomtroy, largo •v ........ • c ......,.. llolpltal1 VIol~.., 1bursday, at 1,30 p.m. rapid! your potential Ill our y 1M ...;.....t model, reaso• WENDEU.' S Jlldr W. Carsey, Mgr. lot - $5,000. houn 2-4 aRd 7-8 p.m. Parents ROCK SPRING£ GriD&• will, es:plD'Iilli resta\D'ut fll'l!ul- -L,'_ pa--11. Call - ~• 120t Garfield Avo. Two apartmeat houae, Mul· IBWING Qlll'bl!w, npalr ~•· oa Pediatric& War•... - meet1bursday, at 1 p.m. 1bere 28Uon ao a fuiUrt muager ~ .... ,-~ ""~ ••• ...1 .._ d mateo. WY :1-2211. ~... A af - locall•· Wt will Pt Pllasut, or write El..,. Pbon~::"""w" V 4I'IE RIDING horse, mare. V· berry Avenue, PomeroJ ; : ........ 8bop 1'-. Admluloat will be practice for tupeclion . . trala _ far 1 job with 1 lrobm, 2811 Flflh Sl, PoiDt Parllm-., 1• 110. • wy Goegloia, RL 33, Poroe- $4,900. ;;;:, •;::,~" ' · - • ::". JthD W. Hoffelt, Lower Riv· A picolc dinaer at 1 p.m. will !uture '.:..... ~ 18 1 Pleaual 1 t Jl)to _ roy, 0., on the Albeno Road. J'h·e bedroom houH, Laurel · - NW - - 181eo """ .,. Rd.; George c. Killl!, Rt 2 precede the meeting. 1 2l lie Ganipolis; llal'IJ Ralueo, Rt. z .,.,. Pb. 992-6315. 7 6 6tp Street, Pomeroy - f8,500. lllnlte. FRIDAY live ~ IDcomt bracl:el 1!16& STEREO, kwely walaut BUDGET J'RlCED 1w1111urt ID Rl Two bedroom, very modera Crown City· James L. Davison lted Dr 7, frame bnm AppiJ ia ·, ..... niJ at lJn. -sole model. Radio equiP' our third floor budget shop. I ACRES, separalt, oa u.coJa II., IIBADY·MIX Cllllel'ele deliver: . , LETART FALLS Un . "' 431 loll • Soutll 0qreu Streell, ped wilh 4 speed aulomalio Baker Furnltura Mlddleport IUllabla for motel or buslaess, M'ddl e, $9 ed rigbl lo your project Fool Rl. Z GalhpoiiS: Mrs. Howard thren Church will sponsor a 1 995 AtbeDI, ado, frum 1 • 5 p.m. changer, f opeaker ooURd BY"' Obio ' 11 12 tic road surr01mds 3 sides of lt. Thr 1 b•:-' ' · mod and easy Free esliinateo J. Boggs, Bidwell; Mrs. Jack rummage sale at the Smilh pro'· 5 J9 121c lem. Easy lerms. Take over · Phone 667·3503 after 3 p.m. h!'.e wi:::'~'n '~';i'lities, ~ · Pbone lllli.32M, Goegle.; L. Spurlock, Rl. 1 Galli!"'lis; pe;ty on 200 Sl. · 1D Pomeroy c;-="' payments of $5.411 or pay bal- LUSTRE FOAM il guaranleed 5 26 121p Enlerprise next to E.U.B. Ready-Mil; Co., Jdiddleport, RoMrberts. BeaEtrlceHufEvf ana, RIVI~~~· Fnday, July 1~. The sale will 81l<e due $911.26. Call 992-3218. 1o be lhe best carpet cleaner USED retrigeralor. Pltooe- 77'j: Church _ $6 500. Obio. 1 311 lfc · man, · • ...,. slart at 9 a.m. i 7 1 &lp ='7"--c:-- .;- WELL equipped coal miD. OR yoa have •ver used or your 521)3, Mason, W. Va. Service Statio•' vacant, with on; Byron T. Greenlee, Sr., Rl. The Mornillg star E.U.B. . Slory's Rua Road, co acres money back Electric sham7 1 611! living quarte;.., upper Syra.luatONBD 1 Pl. Pleasant; Regina L. Hogg, Youth Fellowship 11 qt. II':" of coal. Ph. SH 2-5022 1Je. pooer rental $1. Ebersbaeh IIEIGLER BUILDING stiPPLY ruse. Will sell 08 fond eoD.......... Son1el Rt. .1 Pt. Pleasanl, Robert K. mg aa 1ce cream IOC~ · J'r~ lwean f ad 1 p.m. 7 1 12tp Hardware. 1 7 lie BATHROOM plaslic tile block, tracl. _ fl,500. CriU 8radlord Lew1s, Pt. Pleasanl; George day, July 15, at 7 p.m. Jil , 1 lht I.S7 acres, with bouse, Wolf Wrtle. " - • Clllad Ann Watlarson, Apple Grove; church ba.semeRt. It. ~~bt · ljlld . .m ' aluminliiD liding, ~ doors Pen Road, spring, electricity .l. C. IIBAPFORP Mrs. Norma• L. Deem, Port- by tho d1sh and ••• -.A I MaJOII. PIL 1192-3872 after 4 aRd wmdows .. we bull the _ $I,OOO. BadM, Ofllt land; Salem A. Yates, Racine; !on containers. ·· i :· ': 7 12 3lc P.m._----;--~-;-----;besl a~ repalT lh.o resl Call AD caa be ftnaa.eol. Call fill. S 1 lie Robert Bailey, Rl 1 Pome. .., Guy Nelgler, RaclllO, OhiO, %'1%8. Aller c p. m. oail 1ft. roy; Mrs. Eber Wolfe, Rt. I toUR room bouse, large yard, ACIIiOII8 &Not "' J.WIIrd • 14 3111c J5811. legll Notice Racine; Mra. Mary Sheels, tbooarlla dole 1o l'llmeroy Elemeutaey l.(ll .., li""""'iiiiiiiiiiiOi===-j\ l i . A llcbool Tilt 4111 three rooms. ~BRIEN 1: CROW aw. L::~~~!'~: the eHIJ!• Syracuse; Mrs . Roy S. Sansa-...r " ...~ Wllllamll Call 118:-:!Mt ... 992-:1912. ., • &ift REALTY co. .. w.~~r and Fultl, Attomen, bury, Middleport; Mrs. DBI1ny 6.GalnL ...,_,.,, """'Ute'"''n.le18," Mr!:l. (7) 1., v•tc .. 7 10 Sip ax-.. cJoek A.••••· M. fur of woo \M Allen Ev 80S, Oak Hill·, 6.Am~ _ _ _ _ _ __:._:___:__ IIDphla Shane proJJ+rty •ituated in William T "- ~ry Clarksburg W i !lOOM ~ aparlmeot. li!.Poddlod IAtart · u ' ' · Several families from Rock • vm.... e1 Allttquu,. "bwnnhlp. Met• C4lunty, Ohio. The Va.; Mrs. George F. StanJey, th &HloDaa c.ll JII2..25U ., 1192-397~. ~ ,, •• • ,.., ...... " •••"'' """·"" .,.. Ashland K . M Ida Huff. Springs atlended e receptlo• . .,.. sr Cl CIUlflot be 10111 for len th • n 11u1 ap. • Y·• rs. Leml -• u- lam 7 7 tfc I. Dull ...,.,. ...... man Ch'llicolhe· Robert L for Rev. ey a ... ,.. · eLUMBER 1 JI.E to 21.Mlog SLD I •• OPPO• ••......, v · ,..,~ AdmlnU· ' ' • ll ROOM overytblag POMEROY- mEII..UI _.. trator. . . bw o1 'sopllta Horton, Jackson ; Mrs. Ver110o Y held 8 t RuUand last - k · · lag 29.Teom9 eDOORS lunlsbed, Dllllral gu, phooe 0 ao. Fimli:sn TUNITY ju.ot rede<orated Ja. """'~· '"u"' A McNair Jaekson· KatherMrs. Hugh Bearbt IIJll!lll •• 31.a••r&rreeWINDOWS 'do d ·-ida • tAPW WebaU!r and ~ ultz, • • • afte......... n with her aunt Mrs 3S.n... poetry to - c!Oee 18 my homo. II an OUWII .6 · - ;r Aitomeya for Adrn.hlillfll(lr ine E Lambert lroRton. Wit.......... , . 3'l.Be .... eBEAMS frame 6 rooms bath base- nJ 10• 11• u. 11. 17. JohR Smith Nye Ave. Will renl It peasioReTS or "Qdlde 38.Cia* ' ' ' liam S. Lawson, Rl. 3 South · ' ~«privalt per... or a couple. ment aRd garage. Near lhoJI' uan NOTte• Point; Rufus Dorse MI. Ne- Mr: and Mrs. Don PuiHu aad · Harolcr' Violet Brewer, PorUBJid, 0. 10. Peck ping aad cborcbes. ConSider .,,,.. ""' wm .. ,....,.. "' bn W V Rndne y,D V Debb1, ColliiDbuo, Mr. aad ..... d land tr t Melp Local &cbool DUtricl Board ' • a.; 'i . an M WiUiam Radford Dd 21.~ . Pb. 843-211111. 7 I &tc ..,.,., OWD,. toll ac .....~ ., Uucation .. tlte.lr office tn UUt F Rt 1 Mt Alto w v . rs. a 22. Nip Pomeroy Elemea&.lry Scho(l] BultcH~. DSSOR, • • I • a ., family, aDd Missea Connie and .lBAB ltiU. pest! best! Free 500.00. I ROOMS, bath, lauadry, !uU 2.'1. Pooriy EPORT - 1 NV EST~ ltehnol Pomeroy, Ohlo, tor •uou. . lor t._ Floyde Wallace, Jr., Jackson; J Udy Ra"--• are on a campm· i your home !rem lermiles, ~ . . . UU'1 • • buue. unlil lli:OO G'rlltca noon wuru 2.';..More~ buement, gas furaace, in MENT PROPERTY _ or •• JUly ae. 11HM1 IU.T ... wbtcll tiJM Mrs. Don Hurn, !renton; Bartrip at Royal Oak Park ants, cockroaches, crickets, 26. A"""""!<> 1:-:+-1-br. tbl bldtl wiU be GPtned. K Hale Procto ville . s,ncuse, 0. Pb. 992·3990. %l.Arrange gond for professioaal man ..., , ......, .,.. on,__..., ry · • r · Chlldrea of Mr. and Mrs. ICOrplODB, li!verfish, apldera, hair be PUrchued for 1 pertod of one BlrtbJ be Jd 7 ' 61c waspe and water bugs. Avail· for horne and off!ces. Large w JNr MJbmiill 011 JulT 21, liNMI aDd • Pearl Ro m be a famUy Z8.Place Mrs. Howard J. Boggs, Bid- reuaioll at tbe home of their lD'I Jour room furntsl> 29. Wl>a1 a 8Dilfl IIIIa at King Builders Supply bricll: home located on a D.t.end.IDI until JUIJ" ao, llle'l. Two quotaUou . . Nfl\WIWG .. well daugh•- 7·22 am M~ bowler td aRd onfumisbed apan. maio street. 6 rooms w1th ......, • ~ •. · · · ~ parents on July 4th. Present Co., Middleport t 29 tic avuida ments. IVY .M34. 12 6 tic balh up· ~ rooms with balh day; Mrll. David J. Warner, were Mr• and Mrs • Willo'am Co'a• a.Q.ullt No. 1-.1\ repi.U IP'acle ,..., 32. J<wj"' DON'T pump your sluggish oep- down. Conditio• of property uno"' ••• ..., .... • .... .,.. ,,.. Jackson, daughler, 8;04 a.m. tins and doughier, Mr. and monlb roliR ROOM furnished apart. ;H_ _ lic taBk. Get K!eaJt-Em-AU 3:1. (."""" JIOQIL Mlly finance to right ..'::;.. No. • A hlP .... .,..., ., Monday; Mrs. Jack L. SpnrMrs. Dale Hubbard of Wash.-1. W1 a.31103. 4 14 tic Septic Tank aeaner. Laaciparty. $9,000. lell Ulaa •~ octaae lock, Rl 1 Gallipolis, son, 9:14 ingtoD, D. C., Mr. aRd Mn. IIIIU'k Farm Bureau. tiiiiBE and fonr room fur. 36.Ciaw , a.m., Monday; Mrs. Danny A. Adrian Roberto and Mr. and 3"1. Field 11 30ta 1 MILE FROM llEXIER lllllled apartment.o. AU utili- 38.Amld ., acrM alee lay}Dg laid, un- a.111 Evans, Oak mu, daughter, 11:~ Mrs. James Roberts of Maryhip Ilea paid. Phone IVY 2-2111. I .O. st Instructions der fence, large barn, ether aDd • P~W~un anuta.• .un and oCher 2Z a.m., Moaday; Mra. Norman l••d Mr and Mrs Earl U*'. . . 10 cnuiJII ~lllPment tor t.bl Baa lll1llo •. • • -..-. Rowley and Reed After I 4Lilho""'buildl~~gs, dairy Eel ap, .....,. a....,.. L. Deem, Portland, 1:11 p.m., Gail Roberto and ooa Butcll, .. m. call WY ~7C. I INTERSTATE slaDehio111, 11$ story, 1 room ao-:= .:":u~~=!:!:!. the~ Mo11day; Mrs. William T. Ury, Springfield. O)lio, Mrs.' Gleadl 4 S tfc DOWI'f SEMI PRMNG frame bouse (4 bedrooms), to"'"' .,... ..,. '" ..,.. Clarksburg W. Va daughter Anderson and two daugb•The Melp Loe&l 8cllool owtrklt ' '' ' aw• S.CblldUke Men age1 ze Ia 41 aellar. $8,000. ...,. ., ...,,... 8:19 p.m. Monday. of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrl. ANTIQUE Jl'umtlllre, dllbea, 1I'E ARE 10w selectiBB and IJl. U>erl M. Cn, Broker ., ~ /:; ~~'::'~..,., Dfldargea James Drake and daughters at mlwWhnwm CaD .. write: Henry €leland, Selelmaa Korea E. Brewer, Karen M. Flatwooda, W. Va., and Harllin. Huwwd Oacll, a W. DAILY tl&iPiOQ(I!JJ:B- H_.. . _ .. - - Ml toniewiRg men from this area ,.. - 1• Ttll COMMON PLIAJ COURT OP ...~ Ali:YDLBAAli:B lllafD St. . Pvwor. to train as Semi Drivers. No .......... Moooa cou..,.,, """' Brewer, Mrs. Howard Crlmmel, Roberts, brother of Mr. Pearl .. LOifOPJJILLOW aperience aeceaaary, and ID Bnmga tiUHI "" ~:':. ~":'.J.~ ,~· • Jt Ill: Mrl. James L Harl, Roberi Roberts ol Buckhannon, w• O...letterllll:rlplyIo !Ids need to relocate. Eara over _ _ _ . .,.,_;:!':;0::'"' A. Pauley, Mrs. EmUy L. fly· Va., and the hOlt and hostaol, for lloo llmle L'.. X tor ll>o O'lr. etc. Slllgle - . , $3.25 per hr. after short I ROOM house ia Happy Hoi· "' ' lllale, Mra. Garfield Stapleton, llr, and Mrl. Pearl Roberts. \ &ocbiii.JIIoo _ _ _ _ trllilling. For applicatioa aad low aear Rutland, 0., a wen =~~!:, Jr., Evelya s. Wlods, Mrs. j,~ AUTOMOBILE lnsur"""" laD _ .... lbo lorrgtlo ODd - - ~--- · -'led? Lost Ylllr opera._ iDterview can 513-241-5572, 24 that aever gooo dry, fil'ot - 11• :,:~:.::"... Doaald A. Carman and Infant The bite of a •roU!PIIlake II '" A (OlrliiiJilll- - · f+*, , • 411"1 ~? Call IVY 2-211116. br. servic'e, or 513-896-5649. Or $1,000 may take it. Pb. ••· "·'• son, Mrs. David E. llellbam and i •erous from lht mDIIll!Rt t1 -~~ I~ HJ1' HlX VI!YQQ MP QP'l'D •nd r. NOTICI IY PUILICAnON -' , .. write for appIica lion to I•~·· SH 2-51122 belween 4 a • DNNKTH a. PAYNII• •.._ ..... lnlaat daughter, Mrs. Charles Its birth. :;;:, I II lie VZP!' I CEPYDI:C CIUC lUI HJll state Semi Tr. Dept., p. m. 7 I tZtp :.=a.~.J:.~u,o=. ,!:~ W. Fultz and infant son, Mrs. PII!'I'O Copyq Sa tiLE. ' Clip ClXY BltH ZAKMPTTA.-QPAV Transportatioa Bldg., Rn om PLAN SERVICE :='".::.',,"..:'.':''::'.:.. Jghake WM. HanDoneyandkl JlnfantHum~ Arilenlina, Brazil ind Chilt . . llllda .. lepl paplft. 4211, 307 E. 4th Slnet, Cin., 1be Youlh Cbnlr of the Laurel ... .,..,_ .,.. .., • ., ... • ler, rs. a . ,... are sometimes lmowa aa 1111 ·lllrlb recorcb and almowl 1111 lllJQI:OU, 7 1 0. lotc Cliff Free Methodlsl cburcb will ~ reys and Infant dauahter. Mrs. A.B.C. stata. . . . . . 111:1 ... Y~· O,pluqaollte BE THA'I' P W JOjJq" Slft9'• --hold a v - -&ei'Vict ta eld .., • .,,.,.., ......, ot ....... ••• Daniel 1. Jones aad Infant soa. ~H FEW; HE S.ERYDJ AIM WHO DtJWS IW muw "·I ~nlllll oa the P'DUDIII o1 p-oa Ulled fir Ul ,_ -N·....r. Auto iM 81 school ground, follow'-8 eboir oc """· """ ..... , . .. ,., ...,.. .1be •t paper m .. ...,.. F*f'860" Em;~loyment =lt57=-:c"'HE'VROLET A·l condl· praclice. Su!1day, lhe youth :.,..,. ... "'" • ., "' '""'· First pact ooocluded betweea America was buUl Ia 1880 • tioll, standard Also ~w· will conduct the worahip aervlce I~,'!~YN a. PAYN"' .. ... . the United States and an Aoian RDibnro, Pa., IIOW a, part II 1 - - - - - · · - - IIIU fANTED - Work for b •11er. glide aulomatic transmio· at 7:30 p.m., with Louis Diebl ""'"· c,.':..•..:::::W. counlry was the treaty · wllh Germanii!Wil, aoootdbJc It 1111 do:ler, ~ PVZ-220e. lioa. Ph. 992-Q!II. 7 12 &lc and Belly Klein iD thorp. Slam (Tballewl) Ia IISJ. Ellcyclopaedil BrltanDica. UT tote gar~ge, ly AL UP,.:,.;: I l'lEED TIME TO SEARCH :;:"OR. THAi IN Pomaroy,O. Real Estate For__Slle~ .. LI'L ABNER I eC.mpl- Equipment• -St. • BI ,ONI OI'THI. , IIICIST I'IOPLII cA:LL " DICK RAWLINGS •. , · .·RESANLT~~:. Crow's Steak House 1 H0 NDA . faiW & SERVICE I _.,A , ::=. :'!i ;.::. N:_,..Ho~~;. a beautifttl with shBiue Lustre. Rentsight electrio am. av HEAL ADAMa :r MIEiHT A10 WElL GO OVER AN' 'Gii Extra Cash The Want Ad Way ___ .. .. •. WANT AD ' INFORMAnON REC~ON BlaeffnarS ~ --· et KIN. &lp•ji~·:Y~2-:2:19:3~~~Po:me:roy::!~l~11~w~.~MA~tN~~P~o~M;E~R~D~Y~~~~=~~:~::=~ 1 Thi~ will 'Oe 1hat'-:; riqh: 1 Illy ia=-t 'ummer You Qraduate workina at the from colleqe UDIATOR SERVICE' -====--:-:-;- I qoraqe, "arqe ! next J.Jear! What the Too low· brow l.jOu around ~.JOur Daa ',; qaraqe > lt iG~ 't that! There·~ a qu4 named Uncle Sam! Remember? ...- }I ' :;:: = I Sf! ::o,J;: 1 IE(fH GOBLE FORD I' SOCIAL BIG SALEI I :"::':.~~ 1J::"i: ,!g~'::; ~": Orgaa \ ~ ~~~aci:G' R~ • CHESTER GOI'ILD FATHER AND WILL ElE so GLAD SEE ALL OF US. I ,I ,I 1---!- < 7 .£lii lly MfiRRILl BlOSSER ~:",. ~~~ ~!~. ::. :...viledBar~iD~"! ~ ,,, CAI..ENDAR I , DICK TRACY .f 8UT I~ YOU'LL Jusr TALK TO ME SOME MORG, lLL liE Hospital News ABLE TO FLY ewe~! lly HAROLD GRAY F'li! INSTANCE, CRUSOE HAD GUNS AND .4 MNITION THAT'D W()RKI P!..ENTYGLr-15 LAY!H' 'I?Qt.JMD '*.IC'E, BUT AAI"NITKlN JUST CAN'T 'bTAND T HIS DAMP ,qLI.. TH' TIME, I BET AT TH' TIME YOU NEVER <i<JESGED 'ili!1P WELL., Y'SOLVED '"' 'i\!!i PROel.iM, LOOI(.$ GET STUCI( tJKEf ALONE OMAN IGLANDl 1 fl' DAILY CROSSWORD I ........ .......... ·. _.., Tilii¢i: ....._,. ...... "-"' I .,_ .... .-. -..... 25.._ Rock Sprm·gs Soct'ety Notes •ID USED BUILDING MAnRIAL '~ OR RAPIO JRir' LISTENIN6 To lHE ~tt 'tc Pomeroy Motor Co. AIIIIE AND SLATS . · ' RAPIO... ' .A ... By IRANNII!!R tJrRLS LOClk: AT THE FAKE CUQLS- I GOT Fm WENDY TO W~R WITH .Y!:R 6RANNY D'<ES~ l WINNIE,_"raJR I'I?CTOR't SEEN TlfflNG 10 !CEA:H YOU ALL AFTeRNOON, liiREE =n•., noe :.u=n:u:::JI.:; ::m= U.-....., - ----- 1M-· .......,..A.,_ ( ~; I'UIWC PHONE IS ~ I NG IN' ! IT MIGIJT ae ~' aoss: •••••· .:;..:.a••o. c-o ................., w• • ,7r: = ""1':,-,:: =':"'...to....= -. 'In o~r famiiJ, when tomtthlllt new comet up, wti all tit clown 11111 Mom makia 1 rul1 to cov•r ltl" ... v.i """:J:: -. • • • ,. ,. - .. • . ,. ~ .. . . . ·~·~·-l •• ~-'! ~ . 11 .~ ., t.- -1 l'f!i-. ":" ' /~ "'' ,.,. .) . ,, . .r .. �.. ~~":",>A•· ~ I 1-DeiiJ Senlfnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, o~ July 11, 1906 ......nwa Pome1ov I ............... . ......... . ..,.,... ........... Motor Co. r ' I p, ~ l HAIL..... & . . , , ..,... P If Ci.IICILLA1'10NI -~n.o•• t, ~ •;;,:;;..N.'::'.... iii.o'" ... QeuL,.fiTIONI 'IIIII , ......., NMr"ftt .... ,.. . . .. ., Nltet • ..,. edl ....... ' 495 llanllop Coupe, vs tngino, pow,.. ot,.,..;q and brak... Dark green finish, vinyl lnleri.,.. 59 FORD ·--"- $795 Galaxie 500 4 door, locally ownad and oharp. llodlo and healer. VB automatv. Power brak.. 64 CORYAIR $995 Deluxe Coupe. 1 local owner, motor overhauled. Oood tires, elean illl.erior. 60 DODGE ,. ,. ,.... M ,..ltOftiUJte fw ~ ......, wtl ...,. .... - 1 t _,.... ....rt.... .::.:.::'-= 7...... - • • wa">t':.•- ceat~ ,., ...., .., . . , . c.. .. ,., :::"~ •:=-tt~•• .. -= pOfneroy M0 tor Co. . . .,. M "'"' CAID 0' THANitl • OIJJTVA••• lloll tw • ,...,_ .... =~.. ': ~ 'ti:'':... .,:.:.,.,~~ ;: ,'f.::S: •Uuu r1ooUt1... ....,. u OPEN iVES. 9:00 P.M. @ ~ . ll:::::::::~f~l~~lft~~·~GI~-~::::::;::::~~;=1 _ _For __ Sa_le~-1 -F-!1" TO SHllT HER UPAHEN>... ENIV, WE'VE GOT 50 liTIL£ SEE TH'lEETlE VARMINT ;)_ 10G£:.THER ••• LET'5 MAI<fTHE UP MDBT OF IT. -•.: MK_hlft4t"1_ \1--------------:------...:...i. KATS MICE eliminated for- ' 8.\I.ERS - Two lnlernallonalo l eve;, "Gel Star," Ebert- ~w~i~e_.~lrlng lw:, ~~ , bach Hardware Sugar RUD """"' - - ... ; Cllll - . . . Feed Pickea•a' Hardware. airing tie ; one Roanollke ' str1q lie with bale thrower; 7 11 SOip one AC roond; two Masaey KEEP your carpels beaulilull despite constaat , foolsteps of ...... •GE u. n L $100 lo ~5. rv..,. ..,.... • busy family. Get Blue US· VESTERS - two Joha Deere tre. Renl electric shampooer. one PTO one Motor drive; Pomeroy Cemenl Block Co. lwo Case PTO; one Jnterna·., 7 II 61c liomll biC job wilh siJ; eyl·[ lnder motor. Prices f475 ta :KEEP earpet cleaning prob- $600. MOWERS for most Jem small - use Blue Lustre tractors. Plenty of n\es. wall 1o wall Rent electric M~t oetded on • 0 Bak F . ... , ........ 'ahampooer $1, er oTWl· the farm al low COlli. Jlill tore Co. 7 11 &tc Goodwia, i miles from 'WIIItesCARPETS a frighl? Make them ville. 17) 10, 8to - ~ '-."" ~ , . , . , . ·~ '" ow/ -:, , _ . --,1' '""•"'' COMING SOONI llloclronlc Order!,. To 1pooc1 our DrhiHn Sarvlco I TAKINO ltiNTAL •n•IIVATIONS ·t' ·• ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers llwlinga Honcl1 $1181 Maaon, W.Va. m.un -.HII6 WY 24151 ' MIDDLEI'DIIT; OHIO . ·I ANOfi.IIR t'l>.CKAGE ADDRt:S5ED TO •Tif MANUSCRIPT B~FORE: THAT- S'""fuDDER.'.• AXE·MURDERE~ RETURNS!! M05T HON&'T MAl<! Tlof WOIU.I)''I! EXPERIENCED .-.,.w WHEEL PIZZA EXPERIENCED WHHL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVIa AT ITS GREATEST ALIG!'~MENT llhl Plalll .. wtlll pepJHil'lllll, BRAKE SERVICE ..uaage, muabroam. bam or pooer $1. Pickea'1 Hard· f ROOM hOW!e, funlilure, bath, eombinatlona. Alignment Shop PHONE WY 2-2156 Wanted For Slle ware eo., IRe. 7 11 &tc coal furaace and r w 12" llro _7Sc tw IJO 'lose l'honof92.a71 --drilled well, 2 acres, 3 mdes . t' YOUNG man lo live ia and care ONE 18 ft. inboard wilh trail· ONE 5 year old mara ,,lpony, on State Rt. 7 from city lim· ....,..., Ca,....Out '""leo No W. Moln St. Ponrlror c:::-:=--;:--:-::'ce :--;-===- 1 for semi-mvalid. Good home, er, 130 H.P. motor, good con· black, gentle with small ils. Possession lmmedialely, , CALL WY M905 l'armerly Grueser BodJ bUE TO ahorlale ol merchan· 1 prefer someone who • an diUon, $350. Ph. WI 9-3151 day choldren. Ph. 949-2224 afler $6,500. Helea Sauvage, Pb. Pick up At G. & G. CAFI Worb 7 10 6 u, tbero will be .., auction drive. Pb. 992-5223. 1 12 31c or Wl 9-3089 evenings. • p. m. 992-2890. 7 12 at Adamo Trading Plllll lhis PAINTING, interior and-·.,.te!. 7 12 31c HI- brow• Early America• sofa ROOM house- with batii~ue 1 week. Walch ID thiS column ior, hourly or cootract, ...,. ONE used gas raoge, Oil and nmlchmg rocker, $90 for , acre illcluded, Rt. 7, Tuppers lor ne:xt auchon announce- onable. Pb. 992-5180. Homer tr' f ·g ral bnth, 1 Speed Queen auto. I Plains, 0. Price $6,200. See --:-----::---:---1 11 1 meat date. 7 II 61c Braley e 26 ISle sma e ec oc re n e or, malic washer, excellelll coa· w Blllke in Tuppers Plains Business Servlcel L_ _Leg_.'-•_I_Nvtl __ce_;,___ · $25 each. Pb. 992·3205. , dition, S65, one 9 x 12 browa 1 · inspect'wn 7 10 31p ---,---.,.-1 • ..,., 7_ 12 3lp or · ;;;,.,C t,o-L · serv1ce ....... btda LIOAL rooToca ,.. ....: CJ ,UB or organi za tl011 I WA~'R l~ HAUIJNG • Phon -Ruo __ oval rug and .,• 1mall ones, ...a-u aa e1eanmg .., b• Nee:lvedl .,. ttw 111 that would Uke to hold an 7286. 6 9 3111c $12 one 9 1 12 vinyl tweed $ ROOM house and bath 01 and olectrio sewer cleaning. ...., 1.aco1 ,..,., mo""" ...,. 1 auetlon to raise funds, ronFor Sail or Rent THOROUGHBRED German · rug, sa, 3 mahogany tables, large lol in Midd!eport, prio-d ean 91J5.3898. Cllester, Ohio. ;:.,:;:;~,:.:;>:;• ~::~;::....:. eCar eTruclc eHuler tact Adamo Trlldmg Post ____ _ Shepherd pup, 5 monlhs, $1>. tl2. Ph. 992·3216, Middleporl, ed lo sell. See Arnold Do · 7 a 12tp Pom""'' Oblo, '" "'"''' Buo .,,.. Core eBul~ and Auction House. Rutland. TWO bedroom house. free Ph. Walter Wilsoa at 992- o., 08 <!orliler of 4th and I~i•- SOli at 117 Brya1 Plaee, Mid- ) :.~11=~-~~ato~::;. U! ~0: We have complete auctiOR gas, ~ty water, 33 acres, 70Z8. ~-~~ 3tf: coin St. '1 _10 3~a dleport, 0. 7 10 etc ~:a :b~ are for lkltaot Bill eAnyType · facilities for you. Phone good onveslmeat property for :""ReED. -22-ill~b-coal fur· 1 ROOM bouse and balh, extra AUCTIONEER .,.. to .. '""",...'" • .., .. "' 1 ,G-53M, 1 11 &tc lake site. In Syracuse, Ohio. SINGEI_l aew~g machia~. Thi:1 r~ce du~~ work included, large tot, on Depot St., Rut-COMPLETE SALES :;:;IHI~:n_:~ ~. 1= -..... . n Ph. 992-3271. 7 10 61c DlllChlne eqmpped to Zig zag, .... >' thr Phone land 0. Ph. 742-5783. MANAGEMENT ............................. ... '11'1 24196 MltfdltjiOrt, 0 make butlonhole•, darJI and """" •• seasons. · , ' 7 It atp Wrlto, Pt.no or Contact ,..., ..,......,.G OUT cbihuabuas, 8 ~AKC, reduced pnces. Phone ' for monogram. Take over pay- 1192·7337, Pomeroy,7 01.0 3'· I . . .liM CARNAHAN No.' & "'".,.,, . . . or.,...,.. 1141-3141. 1 10 3tc - 511 FT. GREAT Ws hous.,. menls of $5.50 per month or w ROOM house and bath 01 RACINI, OHIO ~. "::"",;.;:' ~0:":..!'"'.,' ,: i'M'ENTION United Sleelwork· trailer, No. 189>, can James pay balaJK:e due $54.60. can , 3.19 Pearl Sl., Middleport, 0., :::." ''~~ ,:,•• ••- .,.,...., •• ,,,, m of America Local Union Jeffers, Rt. 33 goins lowards 192-3218. good locatooa, pr!.. $5,6118. No. • • ;,,.. , , . . Uno of tu. 5171. Election will be held on lhe fairgrounds or aall 1!92 .• Ph. !m-2919. ' 10 314 !mATING, PLUMBING, Rural :':. ,....,.. ....._ •• ...,., .,.. .,.. JnO.. 11 1116ol at Union Han 6524 7 12 Jlo GOOP VAf.UE8 Ill l .ISED OUr 1ummer app!Wnc• aa!« Two houaes Chester Road (RI. Dotol Bottle Gas. Anlold No. • A ftnt .,.,.. ..,. of un "''" IMU.~ W. Va., t • f u 1 wz'ng . .,___..__ • m UaJn St.• •lind anti Snow Tnad. 11 Pl1o •ll:• 8:1, a:Pt<nNESDAY Mason, for malnlen-I ·• - ·-·--ORGANI "• "' u 7), large ' lot, wolh boull ""'"'~'• 818 ... 20. """' • · mm1 ·1··I BEANS, cabbage, <umcumbers 1 _ Used Wurlitzer SpiRe! Or· Belter prices than ever on tr ·1 « 000 00 Pomeroy, t 22 U. No. ' 8 ' " ' ' ' " ' of .,... 1 • "' "''" MEIGS RIDING Club will ance ll'levuce eo !XV d Pb 843 226.1 al er - ..,, . tint Jl'&d• rubber llliD aRd oulside guard. Polls an tomaloeo. · ·, 12 · 11 gao. Ebony finish. Mndel 4017 Freezers, Refrigeratoro, Wa· SmaU frame house, 1112 E. ••n•. G UESER, t-hl•• No. • ......~ '" , _ ao~~ • 10 bave 1 wort seosio• allhe Rock c lher-Dryer Pairs, Elec, Ran· ..uu:. R p-..._ wttb tint rr~ rubber sda will opel al 8 a. m. BDd elose _ - - $595. Main St., Pomeroy - $500.00 Tho Mole• """ scl,001 .,.,..... SpriRga FalrgrvUDda Wedne y 1., aad Alr.Conditioner~ at I p m. BasU Haynes Fin· OUR STORE will be opea 1 - Used Wurllaer Spiael Or· 1bree bedroom bouse Butler· aRd beatln& IIIDersvtlle, ....., ot """""'" _,....,.. ""'' eveaing beglaniDJ at 6:30 p.m. IDclal. Secrelary. T ui 3111 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, gan. Maple fiolsh. Model4010 ~~iifriihosl $191 nut Avenue, Pomero; --$7,500 Obla. End your aewer trouble. ,.,../:'~':..~bi:.;...- when constructlto will bejJia on UIE b' b bool July 15, 16, 11. Eolire stock - $695. . 19 cu. ft. Choot J'oor bedroom house, 141 But· ~~baRva an lll'Aibl aewer macb~·~ ~.\':'.::::~::..,. the new ohow ring. Leo Kenne· YOU a 0 zg "" will he sold at oosl or lees. 1 - Used Worlitzer 'Spinel Or- FREEZER $235 ternut Avenue Poml!l'OJ ..... easona t rata. 00 • ... "' •· "· 10. "' dy, Jr. Is urging all membertl to Also building equipmeal with gaa. Model 4101 with ish.. Ea<h $7,ii00.00. ' WY 1-mt, da7 or aighl be lhert to eet tho work under- , abllity ·la a ehallengia& job? 3 room aparbneot on l a<re boom. MahogaiiJ' lillisb -~ I'll. WY 2-:l 1S1 Tbree bedroolll b0080, Butleo'· t II tic way. groood al Lemley's Market, $995. JJUI Avenue, bnl waler baa~ THURSDAY Tuppen Plalu, Obio. Call 1- Used Lowery Stsrlel illg system. hardwood 0..... YOUTH PRAYEJI Group ol 167·3964. 7 IS 2lp Wablul Hnisb - $451. ,WEROY - $6,000.1111. .._ - · - . I ·-...tile Laurel eJ111 Free l:letbodisl ltlcl Manager, Burger a..,. ...,.,...._SED ~-~-llll< 1 - Used Harrunond Qlord OHIO ,.... apartment bouot, Of. ..tlu!. New lla-. Pbont ~·-• will meet at 1h11 cl!urch. • J'ood.O.!bz.mao, lo evolualt ...,...,.,.,.., """"'n b ,.... - · • ••• s If "~""" """'"" eleaner new a1euor IUII'U' Qrgaa, Maple fiDls - ...- . e 1 horn atreet, Pomtroy, largo •v ........ • c ......,.. llolpltal1 VIol~.., 1bursday, at 1,30 p.m. rapid! your potential Ill our y 1M ...;.....t model, reaso• WENDEU.' S Jlldr W. Carsey, Mgr. lot - $5,000. houn 2-4 aRd 7-8 p.m. Parents ROCK SPRING£ GriD&• will, es:plD'Iilli resta\D'ut fll'l!ul- -L,'_ pa--11. Call - ~• 120t Garfield Avo. Two apartmeat houae, Mul· IBWING Qlll'bl!w, npalr ~•· oa Pediatric& War•... - meet1bursday, at 1 p.m. 1bere 28Uon ao a fuiUrt muager ~ .... ,-~ ""~ ••• ...1 .._ d mateo. WY :1-2211. ~... A af - locall•· Wt will Pt Pllasut, or write El..,. Pbon~::"""w" V 4I'IE RIDING horse, mare. V· berry Avenue, PomeroJ ; : ........ 8bop 1'-. Admluloat will be practice for tupeclion . . trala _ far 1 job with 1 lrobm, 2811 Flflh Sl, PoiDt Parllm-., 1• 110. • wy Goegloia, RL 33, Poroe- $4,900. ;;;:, •;::,~" ' · - • ::". JthD W. Hoffelt, Lower Riv· A picolc dinaer at 1 p.m. will !uture '.:..... ~ 18 1 Pleaual 1 t Jl)to _ roy, 0., on the Albeno Road. J'h·e bedroom houH, Laurel · - NW - - 181eo """ .,. Rd.; George c. Killl!, Rt 2 precede the meeting. 1 2l lie Ganipolis; llal'IJ Ralueo, Rt. z .,.,. Pb. 992-6315. 7 6 6tp Street, Pomeroy - f8,500. lllnlte. FRIDAY live ~ IDcomt bracl:el 1!16& STEREO, kwely walaut BUDGET J'RlCED 1w1111urt ID Rl Two bedroom, very modera Crown City· James L. Davison lted Dr 7, frame bnm AppiJ ia ·, ..... niJ at lJn. -sole model. Radio equiP' our third floor budget shop. I ACRES, separalt, oa u.coJa II., IIBADY·MIX Cllllel'ele deliver: . , LETART FALLS Un . "' 431 loll • Soutll 0qreu Streell, ped wilh 4 speed aulomalio Baker Furnltura Mlddleport IUllabla for motel or buslaess, M'ddl e, $9 ed rigbl lo your project Fool Rl. Z GalhpoiiS: Mrs. Howard thren Church will sponsor a 1 995 AtbeDI, ado, frum 1 • 5 p.m. changer, f opeaker ooURd BY"' Obio ' 11 12 tic road surr01mds 3 sides of lt. Thr 1 b•:-' ' · mod and easy Free esliinateo J. Boggs, Bidwell; Mrs. Jack rummage sale at the Smilh pro'· 5 J9 121c lem. Easy lerms. Take over · Phone 667·3503 after 3 p.m. h!'.e wi:::'~'n '~';i'lities, ~ · Pbone lllli.32M, Goegle.; L. Spurlock, Rl. 1 Galli!"'lis; pe;ty on 200 Sl. · 1D Pomeroy c;-="' payments of $5.411 or pay bal- LUSTRE FOAM il guaranleed 5 26 121p Enlerprise next to E.U.B. Ready-Mil; Co., Jdiddleport, RoMrberts. BeaEtrlceHufEvf ana, RIVI~~~· Fnday, July 1~. The sale will 81l<e due $911.26. Call 992-3218. 1o be lhe best carpet cleaner USED retrigeralor. Pltooe- 77'j: Church _ $6 500. Obio. 1 311 lfc · man, · • ...,. slart at 9 a.m. i 7 1 &lp ='7"--c:-- .;- WELL equipped coal miD. OR yoa have •ver used or your 521)3, Mason, W. Va. Service Statio•' vacant, with on; Byron T. Greenlee, Sr., Rl. The Mornillg star E.U.B. . Slory's Rua Road, co acres money back Electric sham7 1 611! living quarte;.., upper Syra.luatONBD 1 Pl. Pleasant; Regina L. Hogg, Youth Fellowship 11 qt. II':" of coal. Ph. SH 2-5022 1Je. pooer rental $1. Ebersbaeh IIEIGLER BUILDING stiPPLY ruse. Will sell 08 fond eoD.......... Son1el Rt. .1 Pt. Pleasanl, Robert K. mg aa 1ce cream IOC~ · J'r~ lwean f ad 1 p.m. 7 1 12tp Hardware. 1 7 lie BATHROOM plaslic tile block, tracl. _ fl,500. CriU 8radlord Lew1s, Pt. Pleasanl; George day, July 15, at 7 p.m. Jil , 1 lht I.S7 acres, with bouse, Wolf Wrtle. " - • Clllad Ann Watlarson, Apple Grove; church ba.semeRt. It. ~~bt · ljlld . .m ' aluminliiD liding, ~ doors Pen Road, spring, electricity .l. C. IIBAPFORP Mrs. Norma• L. Deem, Port- by tho d1sh and ••• -.A I MaJOII. PIL 1192-3872 after 4 aRd wmdows .. we bull the _ $I,OOO. BadM, Ofllt land; Salem A. Yates, Racine; !on containers. ·· i :· ': 7 12 3lc P.m._----;--~-;-----;besl a~ repalT lh.o resl Call AD caa be ftnaa.eol. Call fill. S 1 lie Robert Bailey, Rl 1 Pome. .., Guy Nelgler, RaclllO, OhiO, %'1%8. Aller c p. m. oail 1ft. roy; Mrs. Eber Wolfe, Rt. I toUR room bouse, large yard, ACIIiOII8 &Not "' J.WIIrd • 14 3111c J5811. legll Notice Racine; Mra. Mary Sheels, tbooarlla dole 1o l'llmeroy Elemeutaey l.(ll .., li""""'iiiiiiiiiiiOi===-j\ l i . A llcbool Tilt 4111 three rooms. ~BRIEN 1: CROW aw. L::~~~!'~: the eHIJ!• Syracuse; Mrs . Roy S. Sansa-...r " ...~ Wllllamll Call 118:-:!Mt ... 992-:1912. ., • &ift REALTY co. .. w.~~r and Fultl, Attomen, bury, Middleport; Mrs. DBI1ny 6.GalnL ...,_,.,, """'Ute'"''n.le18," Mr!:l. (7) 1., v•tc .. 7 10 Sip ax-.. cJoek A.••••· M. fur of woo \M Allen Ev 80S, Oak Hill·, 6.Am~ _ _ _ _ _ __:._:___:__ IIDphla Shane proJJ+rty •ituated in William T "- ~ry Clarksburg W i !lOOM ~ aparlmeot. li!.Poddlod IAtart · u ' ' · Several families from Rock • vm.... e1 Allttquu,. "bwnnhlp. Met• C4lunty, Ohio. The Va.; Mrs. George F. StanJey, th &HloDaa c.ll JII2..25U ., 1192-397~. ~ ,, •• • ,.., ...... " •••"'' """·"" .,.. Ashland K . M Ida Huff. Springs atlended e receptlo• . .,.. sr Cl CIUlflot be 10111 for len th • n 11u1 ap. • Y·• rs. Leml -• u- lam 7 7 tfc I. Dull ...,.,. ...... man Ch'llicolhe· Robert L for Rev. ey a ... ,.. · eLUMBER 1 JI.E to 21.Mlog SLD I •• OPPO• ••......, v · ,..,~ AdmlnU· ' ' • ll ROOM overytblag POMEROY- mEII..UI _.. trator. . . bw o1 'sopllta Horton, Jackson ; Mrs. Ver110o Y held 8 t RuUand last - k · · lag 29.Teom9 eDOORS lunlsbed, Dllllral gu, phooe 0 ao. Fimli:sn TUNITY ju.ot rede<orated Ja. """'~· '"u"' A McNair Jaekson· KatherMrs. Hugh Bearbt IIJll!lll •• 31.a••r&rreeWINDOWS 'do d ·-ida • tAPW WebaU!r and ~ ultz, • • • afte......... n with her aunt Mrs 3S.n... poetry to - c!Oee 18 my homo. II an OUWII .6 · - ;r Aitomeya for Adrn.hlillfll(lr ine E Lambert lroRton. Wit.......... , . 3'l.Be .... eBEAMS frame 6 rooms bath base- nJ 10• 11• u. 11. 17. JohR Smith Nye Ave. Will renl It peasioReTS or "Qdlde 38.Cia* ' ' ' liam S. Lawson, Rl. 3 South · ' ~«privalt per... or a couple. ment aRd garage. Near lhoJI' uan NOTte• Point; Rufus Dorse MI. Ne- Mr: and Mrs. Don PuiHu aad · Harolcr' Violet Brewer, PorUBJid, 0. 10. Peck ping aad cborcbes. ConSider .,,,.. ""' wm .. ,....,.. "' bn W V Rndne y,D V Debb1, ColliiDbuo, Mr. aad ..... d land tr t Melp Local &cbool DUtricl Board ' • a.; 'i . an M WiUiam Radford Dd 21.~ . Pb. 843-211111. 7 I &tc ..,.,., OWD,. toll ac .....~ ., Uucation .. tlte.lr office tn UUt F Rt 1 Mt Alto w v . rs. a 22. Nip Pomeroy Elemea&.lry Scho(l] BultcH~. DSSOR, • • I • a ., family, aDd Missea Connie and .lBAB ltiU. pest! best! Free 500.00. I ROOMS, bath, lauadry, !uU 2.'1. Pooriy EPORT - 1 NV EST~ ltehnol Pomeroy, Ohlo, tor •uou. . lor t._ Floyde Wallace, Jr., Jackson; J Udy Ra"--• are on a campm· i your home !rem lermiles, ~ . . . UU'1 • • buue. unlil lli:OO G'rlltca noon wuru 2.';..More~ buement, gas furaace, in MENT PROPERTY _ or •• JUly ae. 11HM1 IU.T ... wbtcll tiJM Mrs. Don Hurn, !renton; Bartrip at Royal Oak Park ants, cockroaches, crickets, 26. A"""""!<> 1:-:+-1-br. tbl bldtl wiU be GPtned. K Hale Procto ville . s,ncuse, 0. Pb. 992·3990. %l.Arrange gond for professioaal man ..., , ......, .,.. on,__..., ry · • r · Chlldrea of Mr. and Mrs. ICOrplODB, li!verfish, apldera, hair be PUrchued for 1 pertod of one BlrtbJ be Jd 7 ' 61c waspe and water bugs. Avail· for horne and off!ces. Large w JNr MJbmiill 011 JulT 21, liNMI aDd • Pearl Ro m be a famUy Z8.Place Mrs. Howard J. Boggs, Bid- reuaioll at tbe home of their lD'I Jour room furntsl> 29. Wl>a1 a 8Dilfl IIIIa at King Builders Supply bricll: home located on a D.t.end.IDI until JUIJ" ao, llle'l. Two quotaUou . . Nfl\WIWG .. well daugh•- 7·22 am M~ bowler td aRd onfumisbed apan. maio street. 6 rooms w1th ......, • ~ •. · · · ~ parents on July 4th. Present Co., Middleport t 29 tic avuida ments. IVY .M34. 12 6 tic balh up· ~ rooms with balh day; Mrll. David J. Warner, were Mr• and Mrs • Willo'am Co'a• a.Q.ullt No. 1-.1\ repi.U IP'acle ,..., 32. J<wj"' DON'T pump your sluggish oep- down. Conditio• of property uno"' ••• ..., .... • .... .,.. ,,.. Jackson, daughler, 8;04 a.m. tins and doughier, Mr. and monlb roliR ROOM furnished apart. ;H_ _ lic taBk. Get K!eaJt-Em-AU 3:1. (."""" JIOQIL Mlly finance to right ..'::;.. No. • A hlP .... .,..., ., Monday; Mrs. Jack L. SpnrMrs. Dale Hubbard of Wash.-1. W1 a.31103. 4 14 tic Septic Tank aeaner. Laaciparty. $9,000. lell Ulaa •~ octaae lock, Rl 1 Gallipolis, son, 9:14 ingtoD, D. C., Mr. aRd Mn. IIIIU'k Farm Bureau. tiiiiBE and fonr room fur. 36.Ciaw , a.m., Monday; Mrs. Danny A. Adrian Roberto and Mr. and 3"1. Field 11 30ta 1 MILE FROM llEXIER lllllled apartment.o. AU utili- 38.Amld ., acrM alee lay}Dg laid, un- a.111 Evans, Oak mu, daughter, 11:~ Mrs. James Roberts of Maryhip Ilea paid. Phone IVY 2-2111. I .O. st Instructions der fence, large barn, ether aDd • P~W~un anuta.• .un and oCher 2Z a.m., Moaday; Mra. Norman l••d Mr and Mrs Earl U*'. . . 10 cnuiJII ~lllPment tor t.bl Baa lll1llo •. • • -..-. Rowley and Reed After I 4Lilho""'buildl~~gs, dairy Eel ap, .....,. a....,.. L. Deem, Portland, 1:11 p.m., Gail Roberto and ooa Butcll, .. m. call WY ~7C. I INTERSTATE slaDehio111, 11$ story, 1 room ao-:= .:":u~~=!:!:!. the~ Mo11day; Mrs. William T. Ury, Springfield. O)lio, Mrs.' Gleadl 4 S tfc DOWI'f SEMI PRMNG frame bouse (4 bedrooms), to"'"' .,... ..,. '" ..,.. Clarksburg W. Va daughter Anderson and two daugb•The Melp Loe&l 8cllool owtrklt ' '' ' aw• S.CblldUke Men age1 ze Ia 41 aellar. $8,000. ...,. ., ...,,... 8:19 p.m. Monday. of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrl. ANTIQUE Jl'umtlllre, dllbea, 1I'E ARE 10w selectiBB and IJl. U>erl M. Cn, Broker ., ~ /:; ~~'::'~..,., Dfldargea James Drake and daughters at mlwWhnwm CaD .. write: Henry €leland, Selelmaa Korea E. Brewer, Karen M. Flatwooda, W. Va., and Harllin. Huwwd Oacll, a W. DAILY tl&iPiOQ(I!JJ:B- H_.. . _ .. - - Ml toniewiRg men from this area ,.. - 1• Ttll COMMON PLIAJ COURT OP ...~ Ali:YDLBAAli:B lllafD St. . Pvwor. to train as Semi Drivers. No .......... Moooa cou..,.,, """' Brewer, Mrs. Howard Crlmmel, Roberts, brother of Mr. Pearl .. LOifOPJJILLOW aperience aeceaaary, and ID Bnmga tiUHI "" ~:':. ~":'.J.~ ,~· • Jt Ill: Mrl. James L Harl, Roberi Roberts ol Buckhannon, w• O...letterllll:rlplyIo !Ids need to relocate. Eara over _ _ _ . .,.,_;:!':;0::'"' A. Pauley, Mrs. EmUy L. fly· Va., and the hOlt and hostaol, for lloo llmle L'.. X tor ll>o O'lr. etc. Slllgle - . , $3.25 per hr. after short I ROOM house ia Happy Hoi· "' ' lllale, Mra. Garfield Stapleton, llr, and Mrl. Pearl Roberts. \ &ocbiii.JIIoo _ _ _ _ trllilling. For applicatioa aad low aear Rutland, 0., a wen =~~!:, Jr., Evelya s. Wlods, Mrs. j,~ AUTOMOBILE lnsur"""" laD _ .... lbo lorrgtlo ODd - - ~--- · -'led? Lost Ylllr opera._ iDterview can 513-241-5572, 24 that aever gooo dry, fil'ot - 11• :,:~:.::"... Doaald A. Carman and Infant The bite of a •roU!PIIlake II '" A (OlrliiiJilll- - · f+*, , • 411"1 ~? Call IVY 2-211116. br. servic'e, or 513-896-5649. Or $1,000 may take it. Pb. ••· "·'• son, Mrs. David E. llellbam and i •erous from lht mDIIll!Rt t1 -~~ I~ HJ1' HlX VI!YQQ MP QP'l'D •nd r. NOTICI IY PUILICAnON -' , .. write for appIica lion to I•~·· SH 2-51122 belween 4 a • DNNKTH a. PAYNII• •.._ ..... lnlaat daughter, Mrs. Charles Its birth. :;;:, I II lie VZP!' I CEPYDI:C CIUC lUI HJll state Semi Tr. Dept., p. m. 7 I tZtp :.=a.~.J:.~u,o=. ,!:~ W. Fultz and infant son, Mrs. PII!'I'O Copyq Sa tiLE. ' Clip ClXY BltH ZAKMPTTA.-QPAV Transportatioa Bldg., Rn om PLAN SERVICE :='".::.',,"..:'.':''::'.:.. Jghake WM. HanDoneyandkl JlnfantHum~ Arilenlina, Brazil ind Chilt . . llllda .. lepl paplft. 4211, 307 E. 4th Slnet, Cin., 1be Youlh Cbnlr of the Laurel ... .,..,_ .,.. .., • ., ... • ler, rs. a . ,... are sometimes lmowa aa 1111 ·lllrlb recorcb and almowl 1111 lllJQI:OU, 7 1 0. lotc Cliff Free Methodlsl cburcb will ~ reys and Infant dauahter. Mrs. A.B.C. stata. . . . . . 111:1 ... Y~· O,pluqaollte BE THA'I' P W JOjJq" Slft9'• --hold a v - -&ei'Vict ta eld .., • .,,.,.., ......, ot ....... ••• Daniel 1. Jones aad Infant soa. ~H FEW; HE S.ERYDJ AIM WHO DtJWS IW muw "·I ~nlllll oa the P'DUDIII o1 p-oa Ulled fir Ul ,_ -N·....r. Auto iM 81 school ground, follow'-8 eboir oc """· """ ..... , . .. ,., ...,.. .1be •t paper m .. ...,.. F*f'860" Em;~loyment =lt57=-:c"'HE'VROLET A·l condl· praclice. Su!1day, lhe youth :.,..,. ... "'" • ., "' '""'· First pact ooocluded betweea America was buUl Ia 1880 • tioll, standard Also ~w· will conduct the worahip aervlce I~,'!~YN a. PAYN"' .. ... . the United States and an Aoian RDibnro, Pa., IIOW a, part II 1 - - - - - · · - - IIIU fANTED - Work for b •11er. glide aulomatic transmio· at 7:30 p.m., with Louis Diebl ""'"· c,.':..•..:::::W. counlry was the treaty · wllh Germanii!Wil, aoootdbJc It 1111 do:ler, ~ PVZ-220e. lioa. Ph. 992-Q!II. 7 12 &lc and Belly Klein iD thorp. Slam (Tballewl) Ia IISJ. Ellcyclopaedil BrltanDica. UT tote gar~ge, ly AL UP,.:,.;: I l'lEED TIME TO SEARCH :;:"OR. THAi IN Pomaroy,O. Real Estate For__Slle~ .. LI'L ABNER I eC.mpl- Equipment• -St. • BI ,ONI OI'THI. , IIICIST I'IOPLII cA:LL " DICK RAWLINGS •. , · .·RESANLT~~:. Crow's Steak House 1 H0 NDA . faiW & SERVICE I _.,A , ::=. :'!i ;.::. N:_,..Ho~~;. a beautifttl with shBiue Lustre. Rentsight electrio am. av HEAL ADAMa :r MIEiHT A10 WElL GO OVER AN' 'Gii Extra Cash The Want Ad Way ___ .. .. •. WANT AD ' INFORMAnON REC~ON BlaeffnarS ~ --· et KIN. &lp•ji~·:Y~2-:2:19:3~~~Po:me:roy::!~l~11~w~.~MA~tN~~P~o~M;E~R~D~Y~~~~=~~:~::=~ 1 Thi~ will 'Oe 1hat'-:; riqh: 1 Illy ia=-t 'ummer You Qraduate workina at the from colleqe UDIATOR SERVICE' -====--:-:-;- I qoraqe, "arqe ! next J.Jear! What the Too low· brow l.jOu around ~.JOur Daa ',; qaraqe > lt iG~ 't that! There·~ a qu4 named Uncle Sam! 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By IRANNII!!R tJrRLS LOClk: AT THE FAKE CUQLS- I GOT Fm WENDY TO W~R WITH .Y!:R 6RANNY D'<ES~ l WINNIE,_"raJR I'I?CTOR't SEEN TlfflNG 10 !CEA:H YOU ALL AFTeRNOON, liiREE =n•., noe :.u=n:u:::JI.:; ::m= U.-....., - ----- 1M-· .......,..A.,_ ( ~; I'UIWC PHONE IS ~ I NG IN' ! IT MIGIJT ae ~' aoss: •••••· .:;..:.a••o. c-o ................., w• • ,7r: = ""1':,-,:: =':"'...to....= -. 'In o~r famiiJ, when tomtthlllt new comet up, wti all tit clown 11111 Mom makia 1 rul1 to cov•r ltl" ... v.i """:J:: -. • • • ,. ,. - .. • . ,. ~ .. . . . ·~·~·-l •• ~-'! ~ . 11 .~ ., t.- -1 l'f!i-. ":" ' /~ "'' ,.,. .) . ,, . .r .. �' . ' ~ . ..,., f ' ,j.;. ' • I ' ·'f ·' , 1...:,P'fY ~ Around ~~d ~ H~ath wscs Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 12, -1988 • S!'t urda. y .. ~ayette Sho wer IS. Grven it for Mrs Eddr'e Wolle MmersvJIIe ~:~. Mr. Around and W11/ be Host . Of D. t . t EISewick-Sayre Wedding Was Even f 0 f JuIy6 Mrs. Charles Lytle and susan and Mrs. Fred Goeg- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. <Sb• :~:~~~b:'lo~' aBe~~~· : Elza Gilmore Is having a two chaei Rodney Saturday .{ply 1 weeks vaeation from hts emat Holzer H.;pital. This' Ia their PI IS rrcde to host the ployment In lhe Kroger MASON- Mr. and Mra. Hoyt first child. Grandparents ara ' • t ~ ans were rna · • department. J !Ita are an- Mr and Mr8 George Sarilent. ·- Mrs. Eddie Wolle was guest Brown, Mrs. ~ohn .Jordan and • ' district meeting of the Women's #. Mrs. E. E. Roush returnnd to Sayre, r. 01 • 800 their · Mrs 1\ui. ' :Of honor at a layette shower Mrs. Clilford Phillips. Soolely in Christian Service Sepher home, Lakeview, . Saturday nou~~n t~ :~~.::. Els- ~~s~r, :~ p~~e~ MaiernaJ !Saturday evening in the Brown After the honored guest op~ temher 7 at the July meeting of ~ evening. after a visit with rela· :k. laughter of Mr. and Mrs. :eat ;andparents a;e Mr. aDd , !'Ma•·ine Sales room, Mmers- ened her gilts, refreshments . the WS.C.S. of Heath MethoIlives In New Haven, W Va., Carl Elswick of Dim, W. Va. Mrs Howard Ball, Slumptowa. :ville, given by Mrs. Danny Iwere served by the hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rmg, I diS I church m Mtddleporl Mon-1 Mrs. Dan Hysell returned to and w•th Mrs Charles W•lh· The single rinl ceremony was W V and Mrs J C Moore iBrown and Mrs. Jack Cum- from a table with white cover Marietta, and Mrs. Glady~ : day evenmg at ~e church. her home, Raven~•- Saturdaj row. Mmersvllle. She was . ac- performed at the United Breth- ~~··' W. Va. Paier.;..t greai r:·.,. With baby toys attached and Moore, New Matamoras. an ' Mrs. James CriSwell. pr~si- evening, after a viSit With rei a· companied home by her ruece reo Parsonage in Mason Wed· and ~ents are Mra. Or!J " pink and blue color theme centered with a large stork. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney H~l ~nd dent, opened the meetmg ~ith lives and friends m the are_a. . and husband Mr and Mrs. Don nesday evening July 6 with Rev. ~au! ~hesta' and Au&ust Webcarried out '" the decora· son, Greg, Buchannon. . a. I " poem and welcomed the Mr. and 'Mrs. Ernest Leifheit Woods ot New Haven, W. Va. Lester Lane olllciaUng. er Chester ' . 't: .. s and gifts were placed in Attendmg were the above and were among. those here lor f~~ members and guests. Mrs. Em· of Akron were weekend guests Mr and Mrs. John Jordan I The bride was lovely In a two ' · . a decorated bass •net Mrs B11l Fmk, Mrs. Ray Cole- funeral services for the m 8 erson Jones was devotional ol her mother. Mrs. William and daughter. Columbus, were piece dress ol Dior blue with Games were played dunng lman. ,Mrs Larry Ebersbach, s~n b~~n to Mr. and ~rsAl~~~:· cha1rman, using as her topic, Eichinger and Leroy and Clther weekend guests of her parents, which she wore white accessorCBESTERWS€8MEETS · the ev~:rung wtth pn;o•~s awBrd- Mrs . Sh1veler, Mrs. Ray Hum- die Cline m KodJa ' . ··se Still and Know That I Am relatiVes in the area. Mr and Mrs. Bradfcrd Maag. les her shoulder corsage was The July meeting of the Cbesed to Mrs. M1ke Swatzel 'irs . \m••l. Mrs Dennis Bnckles, Mr~. Mrs. Cline " the former Lmda God ," which included scrip- Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher Mr. and Mrs Jack Cummins of 'p1nk carn•tlons. Attendants ter Methodist church W.S.C.S. Lillie Starciler , MIS Har11son 1Jark Harris, Mrs Donley Rei· Helnck. R 11h dl, ture reading, a meditation, and daughter, Ellen of Pompa· and family of Columbus spent for the couple were Mr. lmd was held Thursday afternoon, --~ · -I bet and DonQ~ and Faye, Mrs. Miss Barbara anda! g frie~ a poem, and a closmg prayer. no Beach, Fla., left Sunday the weekend with their parents, Mrs Hoyt Sayre, Jr., Mrs. Hen- July 7th, at the church, wllh II Ctwrles Chancey;• Mrs. Gladys Tommy Raiflf1h f W 'I MISs Bess Sanborn presented ·~ for a visit in Portsmouth Willi Mr. and Mrs Floyd Cummins, ry Re1tmire of Mason was also members attending, Ruth Er· U ' ITaylor . Mrs. Floyd Brown, Mrs. Chern Saperl; ~ M ar~e;d I the study Jesson , ·•strangers N() her parents, after spending a Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. Vlc- present. win, president, presided. Thl Wendell G Stutler, Mrs. Char- Pa., ~~b g~e~ ;;,, ~andpar- More," study hook, "Living In Iweek with his parents, Mr. and tor Brown, Mmersville. Mr. Sayre Is employed at program, the E.U.B. Story, was • , ' les Withrow Mrs Nora Roush, Mrs er · 1 h 'chtidren I Such An Age" MISs Sanborn Mrs. Paul Fisher, Minersville. Clements Tree Nursery at La- led by Betty Frederick, aDd PICniC IMrs Sad1e Brown, Mrs. Herbert ents or the :•le ~arie Bro~n \ ptnnled to Jhe miSsionary move- Mr. and Mrs Mason Fisher kin, and the couble are residiny Florence Michael. Tbe next ' Pugh Mrs Charles Smtih, Mrs Mr a~d hrs. f Ml~sisSJppl ' men! in the church and the for- and daughter, Carla visited Sun· COMPLETES TRAINING ' m the Elizabeth Jeffers proper- meeting will be August 4th, wltb 0 Cub Scouts Pack 248 andlvictor Brown and Megan and (~ate ousn: her With he; l mation of the World Counc1 l ol day evemng, at New Haven, Marme Private David (Joey) tyinMason. Letha Woods, and Esther Rid· their famill~s held the ammal Debb1e Hrov.n Sendtng gtfts VISited r~e tynd Me Lee[ Churches al Amsterdam m w Va. With Mrs Edith Roush Stephenson son of Mr. Wil· enour, program leaders. picnlc Sunday aflNnnnn at FOI'- Ibut unable to attend v.erl Mrs. parents. / ' ha l ~~ . They 1948 invu!vmg 44 counties. She and family liam R stephenson Sr or 657 SHOWS FIRST LADIES - - -ked nun Lake . w•th !M) m .-t! 113radlord Maag , Mrs Rolhn Roush, anedot erhreha· Jvesr. ther I also aiscussed the recent toptcs Mr and ·Mrs William Fisher S Seco~d Middlepo~t h~s com· Mrs. Ralph Simester's well- of July 3 to an appreciative aud· and lalsoviSll Wit at15 Chillicothe a 'I taught m the Vaca.tlon Church and ·son of Belpre were week- pleted · ' ' · tRolOakParkwilll ten dan~e , Wouc. Mrs DnErwtn o ·ho s a atient individual combat tram· known 35 First LdDoll a y 8 rep- •ence a . ya s - . ' 1 A potlm:~ d1nnrr with ~ott I Mr" Lrw1s Roush . I"" P ~ School a.nd was assisted by two end guests of their parents, Mr lng~~at:.;;,c:am~p~P~en~d;;;le;:to::;n;:,,_;Ca;;;;;lif~.~lic~as:;;_w~e::;,r;;,e.;•~h~ow.;n;;;;;o;ithiieiiiieiiven=m"'iiiMiiiiiitsiisiiTwiiiilliiaiiKiiarriiiiiiaaaiiiiiBiiting-".iiiii drinks provtdC'd h• the . Pa~.k i H~~~~aiGaren Stansbury, Mrs. I of the pupds, Becky ~ultz ~nd and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr. • - -- was servPd, at 4. ~ m (,~ml"! I James Titus and Mrs John] Cindy Hindy, who rectted Bible and Mr~. Sam Arnold. I and contL·sts we rt (Ondurl~ed by 1 K' d and Harrle Mane verses and sang the school song. Gordon FI~her of ParkersMr. and Mrs ill< hard Ro<en ' sIn~~· ;,emhers ol the Mtddle- 1 During the busmess scsston burg w Va . spent the weekI b<Jum v. tth pnzes .nvLJrded tlw ponSOT j ;~ G'ilrden Club, were in Gal- l Mrs Criswell announced the end 'w ith his parents, Mr. and wrnn.:>rs AI the t lose of the af \ II o!Js Sunday where they at· • district meetmg for September Mrs Mason Fisher. raJr, Roger and Htr ky Gtlmore June f l:nded the open house flower [7 and a cleamng session was Mr and Mrs. Milton Rous!1 mter tained b\1 h!Undrtng ro('k-~ Ishow and silver tea held at the i planned on Sept. 1 before the and Greg and Sandra VISited ~ts which thcv h:..td rnc~de The Chester ~;thodist W S home of Mrs Jake Moore. The I meeting. The reception for the Sunday evening, at Albany Attendt.ng wen• Mr an~ Mr~ I C.s, o.;ponsored An Evemn~ f.vent was sponsored by the Val- new mimster. the Rev and Mr~. with Mr. and Mr~. A. C. Rich· 'loger Dlllilrd and ltJmrly , M! With the First Ladles of Amerr 1 Bell Garden Club of Gal· Max Donahur:> and children. liS ad and theu son and daughter· gnd Mrs. William Snouffer and i ca," by Mrs. Ralph SJmcster. ley I es I to be hi ld Wednesday e\iemng r-Jaw Mr and Mrs Herman 1 0 15 ·ami·1 Y M1 an d M m • and · 1 rs I~ eonard · I Th ursday ev emng · June 30 ' 't PMrs.· Horace McElhinny has I' at 7 30 p rn at the church Rickard family.• Jewell ..and son Mrs AlbeJl l the church. been returned to her home af· , Mrs. Nan Moore gave a bnef Mrs Ernest Harns left FriWoodC~rd and f·hildren Mr and The program Included the ter being hospitalized at Veter- account of the OhiO Annua l Con- day evening for Newark, N. J., Mrs Rosenbaum clnd famllv I welcome by Ruth ErwmC.h w s. 'DOS Memonal Hospital for the ference at Lakeside. Mrs Don- to j()in her husband for a few Mr. and Mr 'l KPnneth I lam -; C.S President. G1rls orus., th h s welromed to the so- d ,, d' d M R0 b 1 t d by pa~t mon . a ue wa ays. and sons. Mr an rs cr 1' My Amenra. lrec e "'r and Mrs Leo Srn1th and ciety Mrs Cnswen announred Mr and Mrs Frederick Goeg1 ~uch and famlly , Mrs Harol·.! l l\h te Nease; a llut~. s;:~· children, Ken, Betty, Barbara, there. would be no meetmg m lein ~nd family returned 'o Houd and chtldrrn . W!ll!am H~d-t Amenca the Beauttful, ~ak~ and Sam. moved Monday to I August blll a planmng session their home, Circleville. after a son and { h!ldren. Ted Morm Icy Karr mtroduc.hon of sp.. their new home In Wintersville of the excculive committee for visit with Mr. and Mrs Fred tty. Mrs Kenn.eth Braun ~~d er by" Ada Morns; s~lo , near Brilliant, Ohio, where Mr. Jthe CClming year's programs. Goeglem, Rock Springs, and ctJtldt l'n Mrs Edith Sisson <~l . I I Task by .Jenny Dean, and r Smith has been transferred by Guests for the everling were Mr and Mrs. Charles Wagner, l'htldr rn and \1r . and Mrs. Elza marks, by Ruth Erwm. Accom· the Ohio Valley Electric Com- Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. Helen R ·. . Gtlmore and ~"-·panist was Dorothy Kr\r1ora pany. The Smith family has Martin of Pittsburgh. Pa., h()use : ~~e~nd Mrs. Clarence Karr ----Host~ss~s. were Ma~~ sher~ been active in the Heath Meth· guest of Mrs. Criswell. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karr and V1rgm1a Chadwe.l · uS 'th odist Church where they servThe hostesses, Mrs. Everett and daughter of Millersport Ab out About p : Middleport omeroy ~·t I By Uolted Pres• ln!ematlonal Violent thunderstorms w i \ h high winds and torrential rains lashed parts of Ohio Tuesday night, knooklng out electric and telephone service to thousands of persons. Power !allures, flooding and reports of two twisters In MadIson and Van Wert counties punctuated the severe mid-summer weather that was felt in all parts ol Obio. The Tuesday evening storm came on the heels of a deluge ON THE JOB _ George Hargraves, Jr., right, new superintendent of the Meigs Local School District and Assistant Superintendent Larry Morrison attended the first regularly scheduled meeting of the board of education Tuesday. nl~ht since their recent appointments. Morrison and Hargrayes _are shown revte"':mg material on criteria for the site of tlw new comprehensive high school. - Sentinel Photo. Drapery Sale on the 2nd floor. Bring in your measurements to the Drapery Department on the 2nd Floor. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY y~,Jifl~I.W •D L'• ·I :q- 1• i] ~Jenny ~~ v~·~ited~~Su~n~da~y~w~it~h;IM~r~-~an~d~~~~~p;:;n;R~i,i~;;;~~~;;;;;;i~iiiiiiill wE're Dean,. Ahce : ed as Senior MYF Counselors Davis, Mrs . Nan Moore, Mrs. Pat (,aul, and Twila Karr, re and the various boards and com- James Euler, Mrs. William TONIGHT thru TUESDAY gistration was by Altona K~rr, missions of the churl'h. Russell and Mrs. 0 . P. Klein, and Gladys Casto, and servmg Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ger- contributing, served ·· salad "HOW TO MURDER punch and cooktes at a ta~tefu!- tach and family have been on course from 8 table covered YOUR WIFE" ly arrange? ta~le were MJidred vacation and visited varl~us wiUJ a r.utwork cloth and cenJack Lemon VIrna Lisi frank. Leila Y.mdon, Betty Fre· points mcluding ~cConnelsville 1 ed wilh an arrangement of (Tel' hnieolor) derick, and Elizabeth ~ayes. where they visited with rei~· :~ite magnolias made by Mrs. . "DE,;~" n~EART " ·Programs for the evenmg were tives He has returned to h1s Russell White tapers in brass 1compiled by Fra~ces Spenc~r employment with the Colum- holders. completed the table set.... Glenn F'm d G('raldmc Pagr and Edna Wood With the ass1s- bia Gas Company. . tmg. C t lance of Rev Paul as o Mrs. John Calhoun and famATTEND OPEN HOUSE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Showing of the 35 F!rs~ Lady ily of f::olumbus Vl.sited r~ent- 1 Four members of the Wildand FRIDAY ' dolls was to an appreciative au- ly in Middleport with relatiVes. ! wood Garden club were m GalJuly 13-14-lS : die nce. Mrs. S1mester was as- Mrs. Helen Shuler retur~ed l r S nday afternoon to at"SEX AND THE SINGLE sisted by Twila Karr, at Royal this week from McCQnnelsvdle t~~ Jstheu 0 en house, 'flower GIRl" 1 Oak Park. The gowns or these 1 where she has spent the past h d sponsored by the Ton)' l' lll 1is Natalie Wood I First Ladies, ar~ copies of ~he week with friends and ~latives . ~a~~yanBell~~ Garden club at ('fe('hnicolon originals shown m the Sm1th- She has been on vacatiOn from th h or Mrs. Jake Moore. -n nd · W h' t th M · W t Co p ny e ome ••oF HUMAN BONDAGE" , sonian Institute m as mg on, e etgs a er m a . . The home was beautlfully dec· Kim ,:\lovak ID C.. and were made by hand Mr. and Mr~. Theron Martm orated throughout with arrangeLa\Hence JlarvE'y I by Mrs. Simester. spent Sunday m Columbus. . Is of flowers Represent""'iii~~=:_;;;..:;;~.;;;;~iiiii====; Mr and Mrs. Walter Morns men · ,. and ~hiidren, Danny and Carol, ing the Wtldwood club were of Painesville Ky. visited Mrs. Milton Roush, Mrs. Wllhere with her' mother, Mrs. liam Fisher, Mrs. KW:l GrueElsa Haddox and other rela- ser and Mrs. H~ram Fisher. lives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith HOLD COOKOUT BAKER FURNITURE'S and children, David and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen Kay, visited in Columbus Sun- entertain~d with a ~k-out Sunday with her brother, Sidney day e\•emng at their Butternut Ave ., home. Pr~nt were Mr. \ Kloes. 2 TWIN SIZE M and Mrs. Pat Johnson and Mrs. John SISson and dauI an/'ehildren, Debbie, Penny, ghters, Melanie, and Beth of e Hollywood Beds and Jean, spent Sunday in Mason, W. Va.: Mr . and Mrs. •sofa Beds _ _ __ Parkersburg, W. Va. James S1sson and daughter, Arthur Skinner and son, Tom Janie, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 2 PCE. Skinner dental student at Ohio Sisson and daughters Angela, • Living Room Suites state University School of Den- Manda and Amy, Pomeroy; 2 PCE. tistry, Columbus, are on a fiSh- and Mr. and Mrs. Cohen. • Bedroom Suites _ _ $99 ing trip to Ely, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallace SON IS PROMOTED and daughter, Nancy, lmve re- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zurcher turned from a week's vacatlcn have received word that their IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. spent at Betbesda, Md. where son, Wayne A. Zurcher, !I a B they visited w1th their son. Al- been promoted from A2-C to Al· an, stationed at the National c. Zurcher has been stationed Naval Medi<'lli Oenter there. with the U. S. Air Force in TorThey met several well known key for 14 months, as a telecommunication control expert ···-·- - .'( ' .-~· ~ ' - until9. This is the week of our Custom M: enttne • Flatten Parts of Ohitl · and Fridays until 8 and on Saturdays I .. ~ Elberfeld s are open wee k days un t•l 5 JO h Of • \ FivE~. . !: I' 'I .f , . . , . , To The ln.teru,. 01 Tlae Meip.Mtuora .4rea C b Scouts families Hold Annual Chester WSCS s s Event ' . •• e •;: . I ,. {') I) t 'If.• . Public Meeting for ·Site Of N~w School Announced of rain, estimated as 12 inches, which f'\JI on Sandusky and the resort area of Cedar Point dur-ing the day. Despite the severity of the widespread storms, only · one person was killed, a golfer who was struck by lightning at the Hawthorne Country Club near Lima. In the Madison - Union County community of P I a i n City more than 2200 persons were left without power or telephones when what was apparently a tornado whipped through the town at about 8 p.m. EST. The Highway Patrol said violent winds, lasting only about 5 to 10 minutes, uprooted trees, smashed doors and windows, and badly damaged a grain eievator. Emergency Declared' Authorities declared an emergency and closed U.S. 42 and Ohio 161 leading into the town to keep out sightseers and lessen the danger of looting. At mid-mbrning power and phone service was still out, and Cooperation, Not Hostility, Urged Upon Chinese authorities estimated it some buildings In lolllll 11 well be mid-afternoon before !en•ic•l a• damage to (II'IIJldllaDI it lb!i was restored. Van Wert County ~ A numher of persons were Utillty poles weze doirDed, • by flying debris and gla!S, drive - ill theatre 1le8l' 10\3 though police said none bad blown down, and ·power he hospitalized. over about 30 ~ Clf tbt A tornado W8! also sighted city lasted up~ta .. I'll bour. Van Wert at about 6:15 High winds hl . 1Coi!DDbuo EST, although the area, toPJ1Ung jWity polel reau would not confirm and ~ M'!.IVIIICeltslll that one or the Plain revival tent at' llie alate lal!twister. grounda cootalnlng 110 persmt&, City police In Van Wert None was Injured. ported "moderate damage" Heal'}' Kala Jn Northern Ohio a fool ol rain flooded Sandusky and offj. cials called oul the natiOillll guard, declaring Erie Coonly an lallaret emergency area. Eight inches of rain fell within 12 hours in warby Port Cllno ton, flooding streeta aud bulldo there. Toledo's evening rusb hour turned Into a maaaive !raffle jam as rain flooded UDderpass- · eo. Ligbtnlng forced oancellalloa of the Ohio Amateur Golf Toot'· nament's oecood 1'011111, whlc1l was underway at tile lime 1M· storm struck. logs i i BUDGET SHOP 1 Baker Furniture r. WORW Pvt. Elden E. 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For Cadillac i1 the grand champion in this moat telling of all motor car tests-and at resale retuma a higher percentage of itJ oriainal cost than any other car built in the land. There are many reason•. The firat j1 LAST TIME TONIGHT "A PATCH OF ILUE" Cadillac quality-recognized wherever automobiles are known. Then there is Cadillac beauty aod luxury10 advanced thai the car retains ill desirability long alter others have lost their appeal. And there ia CadiUao oalety, perforowu:e, dependability aod operatifll ecoDomy. What will your car be worth a year-or even three yean-from now? If it'a a Cadillac, the auwer il pr.. dictably pleasant. Get tho facts today from your auth0o rized dealer. He'1 an expert in aervins the world's most demandioa: motoriltl-and bit interest in your complete satilfactioll will continue throughout your owne,.. thip. Isn't it time you put a Cadillac in your life? 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