http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cd7b7b6a1e80b133f3723893d750661f.pdf 22fd734098dae8128b3f1b6cc61437e0 PDF Text Text . , • Now You Know . ,. ' -·- ""·"' ~ -··· HERE e Tbere an no UIIOIJ81 holltlaYJI I lhe U.S. Prtlldolll 'aad CO. • ,l •. ,.., , .. greas deolgnlle oniJ·lor lite Dl• trlcl ol tlolambla and V, S. Federal employeo. State, ban 1.,. lsdJcllon OYU lhe holidays U wDI obttrve, COMES EEKI ... enttne . ~ .. : Teatr.• ~ -~ idy •..,..... .:t {A .SO ' i A -" , >(';!:\ ~ -~ 0 ' AI -'d ~ :. r;' E!f: fllr, QUite 'e.l ' : . .... ...,, , '~, 1 Dille ••·-- 1111. ·;~ ., ~c-" ' :.tO~ './l Dl1lDied To 'The lntne•tt Of TIN / Meip.Mtum~ c .Ar'-"' .s '13s , ~~ <) '"':"!'----~ ~----------------e---..-.------------------------lc VOL. XX NO. . Sl POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT> OHIO MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1967 • ··,.._.,._...,,_.~·..,.~, • FIVE 'aNTS l • ' ~ eeien e at a Speed Boat Races Cap Festivities Sunday; Gloria Buck Selected Miss Southern Ohio .... f Sid [X)I\I'T .START ANYTHING WITH ME, EEK! I !<NOW KARATE! 1----,r-·· OH, YEAH? BY BOB · Leave it to F eroy attorney, 1 sol1)ething spec The t967 Big Bend Regatta. a Record. Mills Gloria Buck, I RD'Piilli6three-day period of festivities "Pride of the Poplars," ·own- roy resident 1114· I Klllt \..._ 1n the (Jhio River town of Porn- ed by Edison Hobstetter. presi- University Junior ~- ~ , WELL, IF YOU KNOW KARATE, LET'S S£E YOU BREAK THIS . BOARD WITH YOUR BAR£ HI\1\JD! way of a rosttJ at tb jumping events. That old - fa w~ich Fred year didn't alw. purtbased in 0 Faliric Shop ad< hithPJ" and yon could get into tl ' , .....' r---r------_..;,::....;.· ., ' Law'i'ence Parso ty,. first place · --· .. •. YAG.HH1f ' Alii. .. lloif about V jackets worn b; horse mounted Very' effective I ..WHEN ll COM~'S TO · VIOLENCE THERES JUST NO SUBSTITUTE FOR ·A . DIRTY TRICK I ' The excellent Meigs County cans Club in th ently failed to judges or, pem fall-Into a cate@ At a)!y rate, 10 pro\'jded of pir. flo~ failed tn ;J ninf circle. Ii'rl the ~float was 1 ~ers abovo . RECE~E SCHOL.-'\RSHIPS -. Scholarship awards totaHng nearly ,4,000, collected through the Citizen's Scholarship Foundation of Me1gs County, were announced Sunday during an awards .program at Pomeroy Elementary School. G~aduates of .1967, aboye, were preS!!nt at the event. Left to right, with their addresses and the source of the~r scholarship, in addition to the money presented them by the Citizen's Scholarship Foundation, are, seated, Edna McCoy, Reedsville, Eastern High, Pomeroy National Bank· Nancy Yost, Ra· clnw, Southern High, Tiny's Bargainland: Barbara Williams, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Rutland Htgh,'Karr & VanZandt and ·Ohio Valley Publishing Company; Jam~lla Ward, Middleport, Middleport High, Citizen's National Bank: Mary Catherine Fr~ncls, Pomeroy, Future Teachers; Judith Smith of Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Pomeroy High, Pomeroy Natjonal Honor Soc1ety; Karen June Faulk, Middleport, Middleport High, Columbus & Southern Obio Electric Company. Second row, Ray Hindy, Middleport, Middleport High, R. H. Rawlings Sons Company; Neil Colmer, Qmeroy, Pomeroy High, Maurita L. Miller Scholarship; Paul Haynes, Middleport, Middleport High, Keith ble Ford; Roger Davis, Rutland, Rutland High, Rutland American Legion;· Thomas Osborne, Long Bottom, stern High, Big Be~d Minstrel Association, an.d Swisher & Lohse Drugs; Dennis Eugene Newland, Reeds· . le, ,Eastern High, Eastern NatiOnal Honor SoCiety and Student Council, and Clarence David Mcintyre of RD, ersYille, £astern High, Elberfelds. Each of the businesses, organizations or individuals listed with the na _es of winners donated at least '100 to the scholarship foundation fund drive this year. Others awarded scll~larsblps. bu\ unable to be present, were Charles Eichtn~er, of Chester, Eastern High, Farmers Ban~ & Savings t!:ompany; l'au\ .Eu~ene Black; Rt. if' Racine, Sounern High, Harry Pickens Memorial Scholarship pr•Sented by Mr. an.d Mrs.llarold Sauer, an(l Tommy Le1 Miller, Rt. 2, Cheshire, Middleport Jligh, Middle~-Chamber o~ Commerce.-Sentinel Photo. .' r.--'--,:,;__,;.~--- i • . umm1t: ......... ; . l'lliJ' . . Units Answer Three Alarms I \ ) ! ' Five Defendanta •, l SPE4 • • ) IJ BUT ENERYONE KNOWS I'VE L.DST MY COOK, SO THERE'S SURE T18E SOME· BOPY ALONG 10 '10 PINNER! ME OOT "tin IOinl· u Al·lhe bQuse, ' . ' • ·', • ' '¢ ' ., 'A . . '. ~. h. -........ J "'· - . L.. _ ,~_: ,. .' . . ., II ·~tt· r,. ..1 , , 'qnfl~ f w;) ' ,.... ' l \: .,~ . , '! " " ' . .. ; ,... - '' ' -8' ~ •'<: r . --- ~i . ' .":. . • .J c <roy, ended Sunday evening as dent of the Pomeroy National fall, was CI'OIIIIed ~ . Bank, was second plaee fmish- ern Ohio ~. • · ......,, ,. A large turnout was on hand er in the senior division of the eant at tbtl ~ - ~·iU'ill., _ for the Mid-East U. S. Division frog jumping contest. Hobstet- High School aadltoi'lum; 111'11 Championship boat races and ter's frog, which jumped 11 ft., Buck is the daUJhle!' .,•.,.,,~ tbe Southeastern Ohio Champi· 3% inches, was jockeyed by Rol- Mrs. Gall Buck and a1llfll ~ onship frog jumping contest on lie Dee Hemsley, RD I Harri- eroy High 8cltoollftldUile.:. ., Sunday. sonville. ill empleyed • . a ~1!11 ' Purse for the boat races to1n the offlce tl Dr. noa.li·Jl. IaIed $2,500 while more than Pat Aeiker, R D, Middiepoll Warehime In GaJUpolil. .. $200 was distributed to winners had the third place frog m the ' ' and runners-up in the popular senior dll'ision. Aeiker, whose Winning the t1rt1 ~ frog jumping contest. frog "Jimney" hopped 11 ft., and MISS Qmg"'llallty '·lnlild!!l Fred.'Crow, prominent Porn- 2'!. inches, wa» awarded a $25 was Mlu Linda ~of lll eroy attorney with his "0 1d cash pnze. Grande College. LJ1i1! -~ Crow," won lhe frog jumping Crow gave the prize money also of Rio Gl'tllllll ~ . contest. Crow's frog, jockeyed be won to his frog jockeys, Cus- second runneN!pJMbe• .· · by Mike Custer and Don Ander- ter and Anderson, while II o 1r Miss Buci: did atwlrllni11Mf4 son, leaped 1511., 4\1 inches for stetter turned over his win- iey for her talent In llie'all·• -1\ the championship. The leap of nings tn the jockeys of his and willie Mllllt MOCII'I dld•UZ1ljj Crow's frog was reported only his wife's frogs. skit 1114 Ly!m-.Qullc..Jilll:ll a few feet shy of the World On Saturday olght, pretty ed • dane!~. · a huge success. pe~ suit ''· �.. • .J " i ' 1 ' \ ' ·· 2-'-DaUy Sebtlnel, Pomeroy-MI<!_dlepo~_,_O. , Juhe 28, 19,67 AthenrCops First SOGA Meet In l~ Years ' - ~ours orl ~ Athens outshot GallipoJII. PI . 195'1. finished in the two-day team Conley ...... ........ 74 76 150 bracket, L. Blankenship, Chilli· trokes during the final !8 holes I Athens' Jim Romanowski fir· tournament: . 'O'Brien , ........ ., 78 16 154 cQ!he was the winner with a 1 ol the !2nd annual Squtheastern ed a one-<>ver-par 145 to cap- TEAM SCORE Shinn .. .. .. .. . . .. . 75 80 155 152. Ch :o Golf Association tourna- lture the 1967 medalist title. Athens .. . .. .. .. .. 91! , Clark · . ..... ..... 74 83 157 In the 6().6! age division, L. men I Sunday to capture its first Fred Rake, Marietta, a n d Gallipolis .. .. .. . .. . .. 922 Wright ............. 75 82 157 E. Butts, Marietta, topped t h e u own in 10 years.· Hutch Gardner, formerly of !llarletta .. .. . ... .. .. 931 !T01'AL'l .. .. •.. 441111 t%! list with a 151. In the 65-andJAtheni and playing lor Lancas- Chillicothe .. . .. .. .. . 940 ' In other SOGA events over wer group, K. Kdmonds, MarFinal score was 9I! for_ the ter tied for se<Ond in this Circleville ... ....... 967 lt~e weekend, Loga6•s Steve ootta; pooled a 173 for top hon· ;,, ' club. Runnerup GallipoliS event with 147s. Lancaster .. . .. .. .. . 967 . Johno won th~ driving contest oro ,, . ;hed wr th 922. At the hall· · . Logan . .. .. ... .. .. 990 with a 304-yard, ·4" smack. . In Friday's pro-am event, 113 , poml. , Saturdoy evening, Forrest Drummond. Ch1lhJa•kson I004 w. Stam hope."'' "'"III'oco the , cap. B,.. ,.,. oncas.•· • an ..• . . , .. .. .. . .. . .. the Atheruans held a s l •m 2· cothe, and Ron Ellis, Gallipohs. Cambridge .. .. . 1006 tured putting honors· with an Greg Moore, Athens, captured stroke lead over the Gaiiipoll· lll'd for fourfu Wlth 1!9s. Jac< Here's Gallipolis' six top •von par performanoe. . tor honors with a 64, eight unt2ns. 447-449. Algeo, Athens, and Bill Conley, :•corers tOnly the top six count I In seniors play, Forrest : der par. It was Athens' mnth S09~ Galhpohs, ,tJed for flfth place :n the final standings. ) IDrummond, Chillicothe, captur- 1 Members voted to have the 150 1 crull'n Prevrous ttles were won wth • IP AVJ<;R I 2 SCORE ed the 50-54 age title with a 149 1 19~~ SOGA tournament at Cam· in 1931, 32, 33, 00, 51, 55, 56 and Here's how the nine Squad• 1Ellis .. .. .. .. .. • . 13 76 149 performance. In the 55·59 a g e . bridge . ... ~· ' 1bp\hlue. S ps ' •••good hoDday • companions! · Showdown Looms on ADC Program FIVE·DAY FORECAST By United Prus International Tempontur11 Ohio COLUMBUS (UP[) · "" T h ' $.15 million more for ADC, if administration two yem ago The same committee will take will ovoroge belowinnormal NEW CONSTRUCTION -· Pictured is an addition under construction at the showdown comes ~y as they will match it. reduced the state's ;haJ•• up bills .to allow county Joo81•tals during the flvMoy per· rear of the Pomeroy Junior High School. Housed in the ad~ition will be improv• Republican leaders atifmpt to The children now receiv~ to issue revenue bonds and tax ed dressing room facilities. Present loc~er faclhty spa~~ !I'll be ,used for a 1 •Iod starling Tuesday mor· sa tvag• the Rhodes admlnisr.ra- funds for 78 per cent of the R~odes band ~"itub wan lead· anticipation notes and conser- nlng • . school cafeteria being Installed. For IbiS ftrst time this fall as a result of the tion's policy on tht' Aid minimum state living st:wd· ethrs avte' een 8 1.bmlgt.matnvtor vancy districts to issue ant1ci- Dolly high temperotur11 work being done this summer Pomeroy Junior and Senior High School students · e sta es responSJ 111cs o he will to Dependent Children 11\DGI ards. Wlt. h the state ?av•n~ !Ill . d th patory notes. be offered a school lunch program. Construction is by the Karr Construcwill generally be In the · · · d th counties an en a11OW!RJ! 1nem tion Co., Pomeroy Star Route, and the 0 hio Valley Plumbing Co., Pomeroy, bas program m the Senate Fmanre per cent of the cost an e Bills tO' increase the salnries middle and . upper 70. in 1evy taxes to meet th em. . . to d 1 the contract for plumbing and heating on the project. Comrn11tee. counties 10 per cent. Th H h . d of all ·eleele county offic1a s north and tho lower 80s . . . . e ouse as SlX .sti!• '~ll arv' ---' The deadlme for approval of .The additional 170 ,,oJimn ; b'J d h Se th · and set a !ll-hour work week In control and. southern 11 8 the appropriation (;j bi!l for the would push payments to l~ll per . an ~ e t n~teht ree on for county employes ~.i·~il get sections while tho over· next biPnnium is Frida_.,.. in the Icent of minimum standr1: J~ lor I their calen ars omg · their first airing ~eforP the night low reeding will Jegi ~ la t ure , because the new r; ~. the ~4D.OOO children inv; !ved. . The bill to permit counties to House Local Gover~rnent and range from the lower 50. In north to the upper 50s cnl year begins at 12: 01 a. m.' State Share Cu _,.' tmpose a tax of up to 5 per Urban Affairs Commttt~e. Saturd a\ . In the past. the o::t:1 tc ho1s cent on utilities bills, introdu~cd When the week•s work ends and hw 60. In south. Th• GOP Jacked the vote.< on I borne 9C per cent ot the cost last week as a part of t::e ta• Thursday, the !awma~e;~ w:ll Soasonabla temperatures the Finanre Comm:· ; ·E' la!-.t for maintaining stand1rfi" ::~t package will get its fir~t tw:Jr- take a five-day break for the Tuesday turning cooler ot week to retain Gov . .J..JillP:;; A. 100 per cent and 1h? counties lng Wednesday morning in the July 4 holiday, retut·ning the midweek, modiratlt\g 111· aln at end of the week. Rhodes' plan for givi"g .ount:r> 10 per cent. but the Rhodes House Taxalion Committee. afternoon of July 5. Rainfall will average about one-half Inch, occurr· ing mainly •• showers ot WASHINGTON (UP!) - A incident on the record as soon Invasion of the airspace over middle of week with , pos· sibly a few mora showers U.S. Air Force Phantom jet was as possible to counter the the island of Hainan, which lies shot down by Red Chinese certain charges from Peking of just south of the Chinese end of tho week. planes early today when it provocative U.S. intrusion of mainland. . --~- strayed Into Communist air· Red Chinese airspace. A direct fi1ght from Clark Air SAIGON iUPI) - The U. S. Sgt. Rickey Sancbe•, 22, of ;atroopers killed 108 guerrillas Communist district chief, space near Hainan Island, the Peking has made several Base, near Manlla, to Da Nang Come md today sa 1,~ l w o Cbico. Calli., said. m a sweep over the ancient spokesrc en said. Pentagon announced. The two recent claims of downing would carry a plane over American platoons lhil\ .WeQt. While the 173rd geared for a imperial city of Hue, 380 miles The government troops used . pilots aboard were rescued American planes over the Haman. . 1 IC~ntmu~~ Fr~m Page ) It from the China Sea. Chinese mainland near the .There IS frequent U.S. air down fighting took at least.-q,& re.turn match, U. S. allies northeast of Saigon. They also armored personnel carriers in 0 North Vietnamese troops with reported killing 151 Communists captured 14 suspected Vi e t I· their stunning coastal drive , of t ~ bas:h ~\ s~m~ A brief Defense Department border of North Vietnam. traffic from the Philippines them. . ' ,. SunrlaJ. ~ Cong, including a guerrilla cap-[ which cost them only "very ?ppeare t~h • ~d.' ~ announcement said the plane, There also have been several base to Vietnam and pilots are Al pha Company ol1he Army's Crack Jouth Vietnamese par- lain and - a rare prize- a light" casualties. .eaderr" tf ~ wor s hwo an F4C on a flight from Clark other incidents involving Chi· warned to stay well to the south 173rd Airborne Brigade suffer- · power u na wns a c ance Field near Manila to Da Nang, nese charges of American of Hainan. ed 80 men killed, 75 from tw 0 size each other up, to take each in South Vietnam, inadvertently platoons, in the seveh hour others ~eahure. . ... "~rossed into Red Chinese fight Thursday that gav,e AmerSomellmes, saJd _Johnson It atrspace." wa n fort·es in Vietnam one of I Holzer Hospital: VIs Il l n g does llelp a lot to SJt down and The announcement said the their bloodiest moments. Some I hours 2-4 and 7~ p m Parents took at 8 man- nght m the eye plane "apparently experienced wound•o Am >rlcans were only on Ped18tncs Ward. -and try to. reason With him, a failure of its navigational and cu!ed by North VIetnamese who Parents who still want to en-~ wives, conduct the annual EastAdmission• particularly tf he 1s trymg to mmunications gear." ded overran !herr poSitions. i roll children m the Meigs Coun- er Sea• Sale which support• the reason with you. co"Th 1 was attacked by Establishment of a school for the me~tally retar At the sr•ne officers ,· and l ty Spe~h Clinics now m prog· socre1y's program in thi! cour.· Mrs. Charles M. Neal, Sr., i "We may have differences Ch' e Pane fl and crashed in Meigs County will depend upon pubhc mtetrhesiTris~o~tn · .' d th · • ross may do so. ty. , tn Lloyd, ll05 Adnan Ave.; and difficulties ahead but I mese atrcrha Ch' Se bo t at a meeting to be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at e m Y men who survive e numan .M H A der ' Into the Sout ma a a u . h . t 0 wave Communist assaults ' _ ' John Applegate, thPraois:, M A 1 t I'd th t th rs. ra . · n •. think they will be lessened, and 30 .1 th of Hainan " the United Church of C rJS • B'll p . h . some called them "banzai" at- conducling the clinics :n four r . ppega e not a ." son, 814 Th1r d Ave.: 1, not increased, by our new I mr ·~ sou . ' ThiS was the report of the Rev. 1 errm W 0 re sponsor- MeJgs SocJety was the first '" ,Mrs. Robert V. Holland, Rt. l <nowledge of each other " the announcement saJd.b d h turned from Athens where he attended a Zone 16 meet. 1.ac ks and oth ers cIat.me~,~l .lh e locations in the coun•v .. Ohio to sponsor a sp~ech pro . S d ' ' "Tbe two pilots a oar ave N th y · 1 bo o1 th · ed by the Meigs Ca.mlv Crip. . , · , · Chesh~re; James J. aun ers, resident added. ., ing of the Oh'10 Mental . h or re namese oste eJr Jed Children's Society describ- gram He saJd chm'" a'e '" op. Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Eva John- 1 I that respect Johnson said been rescued. !mila! reports Health Association. wJth the . estab!lshment of sue courage with opium - claimed ~d work of the clinics for .nem· eration at Pomeroy. Middl~pmt, son, Rt. 2 Crown City; James lh."two men pla~ned to keep in indicate they ~~ve not suffered Meigs eountians mu~ show a school '? Me~gs County, Rev. they killed m. The Communists ber 0 f the Middlepor• PorPeroy Rutla nd and Racme sch''' IS. H. Chattin Mason ; Marcus J. l b in tbe future both serrous mjury. an Interest in the project and Pernn srud. oad 'n hours to o:!ear a .... Y s . . I . ' PI t· N ouc •. The F4C Phantom Is one of . d' t th t they want f h e At Thursday's session, R eY• .heir dead before American re· Rotary club Frrday mght at He noted that 20 per ceo! of ' McDamel, Pt. easan ' ancy directly and through theJr lop- lh rincipal planes used by the m ICa e :W Mr p I aid Perrin will outline aspects of nforcements reached the spot Heath Ch!lPCh. , ' the county child•·en enrolled in A. Bush, Henderson ; Mrs. Cora , level aides. A'e ~ rce NallY and Marines in school, the v. . ~rr n s t the zone session He also re•here the two units of Aloha Rotary members, .md their I the Head Start program Ia s I M Smrth, Rt. 3 Leon; Albert I Kosygin impressed Johnson as ~r ~- I , .j. r II IB a and the~ can do thiS by a . t th t James' White Direc:ompany became "lost pI aI vear would benefit by therapy E. GulJ'ntherh C~iflo~.l W. V~-~ fair, strong, film and highly :w~n_.,~;i~:msuper~~i~ turbojet. te~~ r/sd~y i~lg~hlo's Re· ~I I~ Ohio program' for the :oons... training However, only 38 chi!· Mrs. osep · 1son, · articulate leader who could put · ' Uy dea o 1c1a s t ded ill ..1 M ·g Co • "There lon'l mU<h to say, c-e· are eorJ•l din the four Pleasant: Andrew G. Hoschar, the Soviet position across fully The Pentagon app~ren f th tardation program and Ohio rear J,lw 17v': die's ~~h We met • buneh of gonko and clinics Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; David A. ' &but wililout becoming loud or clded to get Jts versJOn o e University officials at the zone ty _on u y . scussf w;h got Into a flrefl~ht. We'll go He welcomed ne~ enrollees. Hensler, . Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; offensive. • } meeting indica~ed that they are ~~:,!~nta formation e bark and fight tbem again," Gaages - Gallipolis. 12.2 and Most of the children now ill Mrs. SuZJe E, Gainer, Rl I Long There was blunt talk between anxious to asstsl In any way If .~oper Interest Is shown, 12.9 running 5 feet on rollers; the clinics are five to 12 years Bottom; James M. New e II, the two leaders, some tough the school could be In operation . ·, Pt. pleasant, 24.39 ; Pomeroy · old. Most of the i''Oblems in- Chester; Ernest D. Hulton, Rt. exchanges - both Frulay and th' 8 1 ber Rev PerriD '.. Mas6n 2081 ; Hmton, 0.93 fall· valve articulation and rhythm I Racme ; Mrs. . v ~ c t 0 r D: Sunday-but it never reach~ a ICS sali~. ep em • • lng ; Kanawha Falls, 3.22 stat.; l•tuttering). Swam, Rt. 1 Racme, Mrs. Ran Ipomt of warnmgs or ultJma· ~ "" :Charleston, out. London, Mar· Pre•ident Carl Horky extend- ry Warner, Wellston ; Mrs. Paul turns. WEST COLUMBIA - Emery \J through the Great Plains today, met, and Winfield are on the , ed the club's apprec••ti •n to F.. McGraw, Ashland, Ky .; One of Johnson's major aims • c. Fowler, 82, of West Colum· A cool spelllinBered in the Mid· sill. I John Werner, Curtis Jenkinson, James Taylor, Rt. 2 Pedro; in meeting Kosygin was to bla, died Saturday at his resiwest, across the Great Lakes BOat Movemeall: and Ed Raker for the main mov. Mrs. Richard L. Newvhaner, impress himself on the Soviet dence. He was a member of the Ill to the Appalachians. GalliPolis Locka - Robert P. ers in seeing that Rotary was Jackson : Gay F. 1Johnson Rt. 3 leader as a matt of resolve, a West Columbia Evangelical Th 11en Missour1 R'tver, . B k' d 'd H M e swo . ~ iJ T1boli up 8_: 55 p.m.: ec )Or represented by a float in the Albany ; Mrs. Dav1 · ann, man who strongly wants peace, United Brethren Church. He dte which baa buried half a million Frederick Y. Smith. , f "P 11 ·15 p.m.; Cotton Queen up Regatta Parade Friday. Jackson ; Arthur E. W11' on, and a man With a pai!Slonote was born on December 28, 183!, acreo from Rule, Neb. to Ill Mr and _M" Da,ld G Srnrth of 1 40 •. m.; Steel Clipper up 3:20 A guest, Arthur Milner, Lees- .Jackson; Mrs. Vmcent G. Pyles, desire to improve the econom1c the son of the late Thomas and mouth, began to crest' at Jef. 23 Morns Sl '. Atnens, has a.m.: Edward S. Bosworth up burg, o., a member of the Stat£ Ironton ; Charles E. NJChols, Rt. and social lot of AmerJcans Angeline Chaffin Fowler. f Cit M Th Llttl Bl e 3 been commrsSioned !WlCOnd 5:15 a. m. Farm Exposition Commission, 2 Oak Hill : William D. Moms, through the Great Society. surviving are his wife, May; ~~:Vat!.' a~d G~and ~ve~a' loeutenant upon complelloa of Kanawba River- London. was introduced by Rotarl•:~ Rt. 5 Jackson; Mr!. Bessie B. The resident's point was two daughters, Mrs. Josephine all tributaries of the Big Mud: the U. S. Alr. For"' Re!O~e Fort Dearborn down 4:10a.m., George Meinhart. Scherer, Ironton. that if the two superpowers Cllll Kirbv. West Columbia; Mrs. By Tbe UP! dy overflowed as a result of OffJcers Trammg . Corps pro- Helen Z. up 5.35 am; Marmet, Heath Church Ladies mv mg Blrtll deal with one another In peace P•arlie Elllarl, Norfolk, Va.; Return/or Talk. saiurday njght rai!IS gra~ at Ohro Umvorsltt;· ~t. Mary Jan up 7.40 pm.; W H. dinner were Mrs. Nan Mooro, M R0 bert V Holland Rt. they can set an example for two grandchildren, three broth· PmSBIJRGH _ NEGOTIA · Sm.rth also received his a e., f!haver, Jr. down 7'20 p m. Jef- Mrs. Mildred Zeigler, Mr·s Ertrs. ·ter 1.50 ' m. lother nations to gel along. ers, Lewis Fowler, Charles , lor s d•~ree m busmoss admm· ferson up 9·05 p.m ; Alan R. ith Jividen Mrs Oma Wr ods 1 Cheshire, daugh ' . p. The two leaders' talks Sunday F I 8 nd Lawrence Fowler tors for the United Rubber Rocky High . ·t r · · · . ' · Saturday. ower Workers Union (URW) and the " ra JOn. . . . Merrill up 4:25 a m : Elgerchff Mrs Kay Rall and Mrss Bess lasted about 4\1 hours from the ali of Pt. Pleasant; lhree SIS· to five tire roducers ret n WEST YELLOWSTONE, The lieutenant 19 bemg asSJJZD· up 7 a.m. Sanborn. Discharge• , lime they first mel until shortly ters, Mro. Frances Keeney, Pt. p p ur ~ Mont. - Gov. Nelson A. Rock&00 to GnffJJS AFB, to;, Y._. for Oblo R'"•r - Lock 15, Jacob i Glen F. Cain, Mrs. Tom J. before they emerged from Pleasant; Mrs. Irene Miller and to Ohio today, the nations feller's name stayed alive I· trnrnm• •nd dutv "' • 10 ""1'r8 G. down 4:30 PIJ!. ; Queen C1ty Veterans Memorial Hoapltal Cook Miss Joy M. Corn, Larry "Hollybush," the hnme of the Mrs Florence Kinder, bo!.b ol rubber te ~pit~, in to :•u~e mong Republican governors 88 officer. Hels a graduate of AtiJ.. up 9:10 p.m, Lock t5, S t • e I Saturday Admbslous -Judy R. Davis, Rufus R. Dupree, Glassboro State College pres- Che;apeake, Ohio. ~P•;:-d ar:a ~-kg ses ous n a potential 1968 presidential ens Hi~h SciJool. HJS WJfe, Ma· Express up 5:25 a.m ; P e g g Y Brace, Racine ; Carl Betz, Rut- Frank M. Fugate, Mrs. Fern ident, about dusk. The funeral will be held at e BY-<> 8 1 e. nomlee today. Two Westorn " " 'h• rlo.,•hl:r of "' •lld Downey up 6:50 a.m.; Lock 17, land; Margaret Van Cooney, L. Harbuur, Milford H. Harden, Johnson brought his wife and the west Columbia EUB Chur.ch e~::·~~torsh:nded four day_s of Republican governors apoke Mrs. Frank H. B!Se ol Reed•- Polly R. up 2:1! p.m.; John J. Pomeroy; Franci• Amos, Porn- Howard N. Hill, Mrs. John E. elder daughter, Lynda Blrd, and on Tuesday at 2 p. m. w1th P 'th 1 ka tretl Sundt a~ nJglhht highly of Rockefeller's quallft. ville. Rowe down 3·25 . . brought h'JS daught er, the Rev. Lester Lane oIf'JC I••• WI lkou t a se t .emen . a.m. ., Lock 18 , eroy; RiChard Treadway, Ra- Holle, Mrs. J. Earl. Huddleston, Kosygm 'nd 1m h' e ca11ons upon their arrival at thla ' 1 Luther ·Herdman down 2.50 a. cine; James Hill, Racine. Mrs. Virgil W. Lutton, Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Lyudmila Gvishiani, to the Jng. Burial will be In the Kirk· ;a ou 'ht~ge~ In ~dl~s ~ ~ mountetn resort for the annual LOCAL TEMPS m. ; Criss Jr. down 4:2() am. : Saturday Dlscbarres - Aud· ert E. Miller, Mrs. Bill D. Per· Sunday summit. The women land Memorial GardeM under wo7k w c as 1 ' Western Governors' Conference The_ temperature m Pomeroy Constructor up 5:10 a.m.; Lock rey Jeffers, J~dy Bacon, Char· kins, Max E. Pickett, William spent the afternoon at Island the direction of the Foglesong ers. which now includes 11 Repubu: at tUO p.m. Monday was 68 1~. Sh~rley up 2:30a .m.; Philip les Nutter, Klvzabeth Well. Russell, Criss C. Sayre, Mrs. Besch, N.J., the summer home Funeral Home. , cans in the 13 atates 11 reprede•reeo, uoder sunny sk~es. Sporn up 5 a.m.; F r a n k II n Sunday Admissions- Blanche Raymond R. Simmons, M r s. ot Gov. Richard J. Hughes, Friends may call at the res!· Blame• Sov1et. sents. UNTI"I:I Pierce up 6:35 a.m.: Lock 20, Hickle. Hartford ; Eileen Yank· yirginia Skehan, Wa II ace A. where they were ~tertained by dence of the deceased at We~ NEW YORK - FOREIGN The two who talked about Susan Lane up 1:50 a.m.; Har- er, Mason ; Raymond Russell. Smith, Sr., Larry J . Tackett, Mrs. Hughes. Columbia at any lime today. Minister Abba Eban of hrael Rockefeller were Governon DEVO'I'ED TO INTJI:R~ OF ry Dyer up 6:15a.m.; Bellville Middleport; Goldie Grimm, Rut- Mrs. Bertha Wilson, Mrs. Jack said Sunday the pro· Arab at- Tom McCall of Oregon and Mf,JGS • MASON AREA Locks, New Martinsville up land; Vera Goodwin, Columbus. L. Adams and Infant daughter, PARTY FOR BICKLE lltudo of tho Soviet Union was David r Cargo of New Mexico. ·~··'" •· "-•· .,.,..,,. 6:45 a.m.; L o c k 22, Sunday Dbeborreo - Arthur Mrs. Robert L. P,hlllips and m· A sta'g farewU party for Coach a prlm?~Y callSe of the outbreak McCall called Rockefeller the ...1 ~::-:.~:·::::; ::~., Je~at down 4:30 a.m. ; Loc_k R~veo. Gladya Rumfield, Alice !ant daughter, Timothy G. Atha, Charles !Bud) BldclriWe wdiiiF be of dhoslilitieo llr the Middle h~ast nation's beat gqvernor and "'' oooo v.u.,: ..."'"'"' .,. 23, m , Slate up 3:40a.m. ; L. F1· Filch, Joyce Carson, James Hill Jeffrey A. Chevalier, Mrs. Dor- held at the Secon ar Ire an rema 1ned a constant md· Cargo esllmated that a secret m·~· a• •• ore down 4:10a.m.; S. M. Jenks Charlene Thoma, Clara Laven- othy F. Haynes Charles T. House Tuesday In Po01eroy at ranee to lasting peace between ballot among 25 GOP governors ;:~",!,:'::OJ::~;;-~ 1ft up 5:r. a.m.; Pennsylvania up aer, Jennie WUIIIJilson, Martha Sprouse, Deborah' J. Voller, 7:30p. m. Coach Bickle, form· i !Brae! and the Arab slates. would show that 1& felt h5 .rll.; Greenup Locks, Southern. Mrs. Ronnie L. Calvert and In· er Pomeroy High School Road Speaking on NBC.TV'a "Meet Rockefeller would be the nest ''"' o••• . E'Deana Bosworth down 3::10 !ant daughter, Mrs. WHile D. Football Coach, has accented the Press," tbe Israeli fotelgn pre.sldentlal candidate """"" ,.,..,,~., ........- . p.m.; Prlnclplo down 7 p.m.; AUXIIJARY TO MEET Marr and Infant daughter, Mrs. I the position of head coach at ., ,. minister said. "The lack of · """'"" 111 "'"'"'" •••.. ..., "'""• Expl'l!sa. up 1:30 p.m. ; J. S. The Racine American Legion Michael A. Taylor and Infant Rip!~~ HJ•h :~chool. Frlenda are • t5l 11 Ill • balance In the Soviet attitude Is : .. • ••.. N.. ~oro "'"· ... Lewis down 1:55 a.m.; Warren Auxiliary wUI meet Tuesday at•on. cordi81ly lnv1led. WEDNESDAY undou&ledly one ol the main TAKEN TO IJ\ISPITAL '"'"""""" "'"' ..11 ,.,.. ., Hougland down 4 a.m.; Mel- 8 p. m. at the pool home. InTO ENTERTAIN FEENE\\ • BENNE'I'I' Post !acton which bfoughl about tb~ Carolyn .Janet Reevea, Pom:::.;1" ..... "'"'"'' " "'"b .., dahl Locka, A. J. P a Ito n stallatlon of officers will be PLAN MEETINGS Mrs. Carl Shields will enter· 128, American Leion, will meet present tension and et]lloaloo. eroy Rout~ 3, was taken to ' ' '"' '"' '" ..,...,....., .,. dow" 2:20 p.R).; Falg- held. . lain the Past Matro!IS of I he at 1:30 Wednesday night at the He termed tbe Soviet demand Meigs General f!ospltal by the :~~.:·;_11~1 ;::;;:.~': .,_.,• ~; ship dnwn 11 p.m.; F. H. JohnThere will be a fellowsblp Pomeroy, Chapter, OES, '!:u@s- Hall. Harold Col, eighth dIs- for withdraw!! as " · · ·.totally Pomeroy emergency aqu&C~Iatt Motor "'"" , _ , ....., ..J,., ston and Chaperon in tow up I ASSOCIATION TO MEET meeting the week of July z at day, Jlllle 21, at 7:30 p. Ill; 4t tr1c1 commander, will be pres- unacceptable. Saturday night where she was ::' ••Ill••'•• .,.,. ....,.. a ... ., a.m.; Ell!lta WQOds up 2:10 a, Naylor's R~ ~emorlal Play- 7_:30 p. m. at the Freewill Bap- t~e Bailey's Restaurant .Pirty en! to Install the new officers. , . admitted aa a medical patlenj, ..: ~-~;;'.:~-:"' 13 m.: Valvollne up 3:20 a.m.; AI· ground AISOClllllon will meet l13t Church at Silver Run. There rooms (reached_ by asl!tg 1111 Commander Albert Roush asks StormsSprelid , Mn. Reeves was e"J!!rlenclill - ..... - · .:.:•:;: , loll ~ up 4:40 a.m.; Mem-1 Wedneldar, June 28, at 7 p. m. will be a different mlniater Western 'and S/iuthern Life In· a iood al\&ndance at the meetTRtJNDEk . SH 0 WE R S difficulty 1n breatbinir ~quad-"" phis Zepll)'1' up 5:45 a.m. at lbe pla)'lround. eacb evenl"i. 6111'anee alairwij). Jna. atte!ched over lhe Soulh and men aAid. Whether you picnic or camp, or haw •' back-yard cookout, Top Value Sta!!lpl has a gift to make your holiday bappy. 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' Ground Beef Price EHective Mon. , Tues., Wed. Only 1· 1 Emery Fow er D' Saturday Athens Grad Commissioned 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS w'ith thi• coupo• end purchase of 2 pkgs. Fresl ~ Fro1tn Piece Chicken ro: 'I " t{iver NeWS Kroger Brand Wiener or ° Sandwich Buns at 8 ct. pkgs. • 2nd Lieutenant l Plus 100 Top Value Stomps Wlth Coupon \VORLD I ' 100 EXTRA TOP VALUE " STAMPS with thig coupon 1nd purehose of 5- Bct. pkfl. Kro- JIV Sandwich or Wltner * toulls To tJ" Fo~t 'P ·va)u Stan-. -e ~'iJJS Tropi·C•I-Lo Low Calorie Fruit Drinks 64oz. . •Jugs TNr ft4fi.Y Mel,gs 1 "" """"'"' " .. .,\ . Look for th- drinks In the Produce Dept, 1 Events ''"'"' .,•• -·...... ......r .... °" ....... - • . . '. '' ,. . ' ,,' ~k' f, . •· . . L,., T"ffjol :~~ ~,,.' ; f,li, '' .. • •' • ' . ' �.. • .J " i ' 1 ' \ ' ·· 2-'-DaUy Sebtlnel, Pomeroy-MI<!_dlepo~_,_O. , Juhe 28, 19,67 AthenrCops First SOGA Meet In l~ Years ' - ~ours orl ~ Athens outshot GallipoJII. PI . 195'1. finished in the two-day team Conley ...... ........ 74 76 150 bracket, L. Blankenship, Chilli· trokes during the final !8 holes I Athens' Jim Romanowski fir· tournament: . 'O'Brien , ........ ., 78 16 154 cQ!he was the winner with a 1 ol the !2nd annual Squtheastern ed a one-<>ver-par 145 to cap- TEAM SCORE Shinn .. .. .. .. . . .. . 75 80 155 152. Ch :o Golf Association tourna- lture the 1967 medalist title. Athens .. . .. .. .. .. 91! , Clark · . ..... ..... 74 83 157 In the 6().6! age division, L. men I Sunday to capture its first Fred Rake, Marietta, a n d Gallipolis .. .. .. . .. . .. 922 Wright ............. 75 82 157 E. Butts, Marietta, topped t h e u own in 10 years.· Hutch Gardner, formerly of !llarletta .. .. . ... .. .. 931 !T01'AL'l .. .. •.. 441111 t%! list with a 151. In the 65-andJAtheni and playing lor Lancas- Chillicothe .. . .. .. .. . 940 ' In other SOGA events over wer group, K. Kdmonds, MarFinal score was 9I! for_ the ter tied for se<Ond in this Circleville ... ....... 967 lt~e weekend, Loga6•s Steve ootta; pooled a 173 for top hon· ;,, ' club. Runnerup GallipoliS event with 147s. Lancaster .. . .. .. .. . 967 . Johno won th~ driving contest oro ,, . ;hed wr th 922. At the hall· · . Logan . .. .. ... .. .. 990 with a 304-yard, ·4" smack. . In Friday's pro-am event, 113 , poml. , Saturdoy evening, Forrest Drummond. Ch1lhJa•kson I004 w. Stam hope."'' "'"III'oco the , cap. B,.. ,.,. oncas.•· • an ..• . . , .. .. .. . .. . .. the Atheruans held a s l •m 2· cothe, and Ron Ellis, Gallipohs. Cambridge .. .. . 1006 tured putting honors· with an Greg Moore, Athens, captured stroke lead over the Gaiiipoll· lll'd for fourfu Wlth 1!9s. Jac< Here's Gallipolis' six top •von par performanoe. . tor honors with a 64, eight unt2ns. 447-449. Algeo, Athens, and Bill Conley, :•corers tOnly the top six count I In seniors play, Forrest : der par. It was Athens' mnth S09~ Galhpohs, ,tJed for flfth place :n the final standings. ) IDrummond, Chillicothe, captur- 1 Members voted to have the 150 1 crull'n Prevrous ttles were won wth • IP AVJ<;R I 2 SCORE ed the 50-54 age title with a 149 1 19~~ SOGA tournament at Cam· in 1931, 32, 33, 00, 51, 55, 56 and Here's how the nine Squad• 1Ellis .. .. .. .. .. • . 13 76 149 performance. In the 55·59 a g e . bridge . ... ~· ' 1bp\hlue. S ps ' •••good hoDday • companions! · Showdown Looms on ADC Program FIVE·DAY FORECAST By United Prus International Tempontur11 Ohio COLUMBUS (UP[) · "" T h ' $.15 million more for ADC, if administration two yem ago The same committee will take will ovoroge belowinnormal NEW CONSTRUCTION -· Pictured is an addition under construction at the showdown comes ~y as they will match it. reduced the state's ;haJ•• up bills .to allow county Joo81•tals during the flvMoy per· rear of the Pomeroy Junior High School. Housed in the ad~ition will be improv• Republican leaders atifmpt to The children now receiv~ to issue revenue bonds and tax ed dressing room facilities. Present loc~er faclhty spa~~ !I'll be ,used for a 1 •Iod starling Tuesday mor· sa tvag• the Rhodes admlnisr.ra- funds for 78 per cent of the R~odes band ~"itub wan lead· anticipation notes and conser- nlng • . school cafeteria being Installed. For IbiS ftrst time this fall as a result of the tion's policy on tht' Aid minimum state living st:wd· ethrs avte' een 8 1.bmlgt.matnvtor vancy districts to issue ant1ci- Dolly high temperotur11 work being done this summer Pomeroy Junior and Senior High School students · e sta es responSJ 111cs o he will to Dependent Children 11\DGI ards. Wlt. h the state ?av•n~ !Ill . d th patory notes. be offered a school lunch program. Construction is by the Karr Construcwill generally be In the · · · d th counties an en a11OW!RJ! 1nem tion Co., Pomeroy Star Route, and the 0 hio Valley Plumbing Co., Pomeroy, bas program m the Senate Fmanre per cent of the cost an e Bills tO' increase the salnries middle and . upper 70. in 1evy taxes to meet th em. . . to d 1 the contract for plumbing and heating on the project. Comrn11tee. counties 10 per cent. Th H h . d of all ·eleele county offic1a s north and tho lower 80s . . . . e ouse as SlX .sti!• '~ll arv' ---' The deadlme for approval of .The additional 170 ,,oJimn ; b'J d h Se th · and set a !ll-hour work week In control and. southern 11 8 the appropriation (;j bi!l for the would push payments to l~ll per . an ~ e t n~teht ree on for county employes ~.i·~il get sections while tho over· next biPnnium is Frida_.,.. in the Icent of minimum standr1: J~ lor I their calen ars omg · their first airing ~eforP the night low reeding will Jegi ~ la t ure , because the new r; ~. the ~4D.OOO children inv; !ved. . The bill to permit counties to House Local Gover~rnent and range from the lower 50. In north to the upper 50s cnl year begins at 12: 01 a. m.' State Share Cu _,.' tmpose a tax of up to 5 per Urban Affairs Commttt~e. Saturd a\ . In the past. the o::t:1 tc ho1s cent on utilities bills, introdu~cd When the week•s work ends and hw 60. In south. Th• GOP Jacked the vote.< on I borne 9C per cent ot the cost last week as a part of t::e ta• Thursday, the !awma~e;~ w:ll Soasonabla temperatures the Finanre Comm:· ; ·E' la!-.t for maintaining stand1rfi" ::~t package will get its fir~t tw:Jr- take a five-day break for the Tuesday turning cooler ot week to retain Gov . .J..JillP:;; A. 100 per cent and 1h? counties lng Wednesday morning in the July 4 holiday, retut·ning the midweek, modiratlt\g 111· aln at end of the week. Rhodes' plan for givi"g .ount:r> 10 per cent. but the Rhodes House Taxalion Committee. afternoon of July 5. Rainfall will average about one-half Inch, occurr· ing mainly •• showers ot WASHINGTON (UP!) - A incident on the record as soon Invasion of the airspace over middle of week with , pos· sibly a few mora showers U.S. Air Force Phantom jet was as possible to counter the the island of Hainan, which lies shot down by Red Chinese certain charges from Peking of just south of the Chinese end of tho week. planes early today when it provocative U.S. intrusion of mainland. . --~- strayed Into Communist air· Red Chinese airspace. A direct fi1ght from Clark Air SAIGON iUPI) - The U. S. Sgt. Rickey Sancbe•, 22, of ;atroopers killed 108 guerrillas Communist district chief, space near Hainan Island, the Peking has made several Base, near Manlla, to Da Nang Come md today sa 1,~ l w o Cbico. Calli., said. m a sweep over the ancient spokesrc en said. Pentagon announced. The two recent claims of downing would carry a plane over American platoons lhil\ .WeQt. While the 173rd geared for a imperial city of Hue, 380 miles The government troops used . pilots aboard were rescued American planes over the Haman. . 1 IC~ntmu~~ Fr~m Page ) It from the China Sea. Chinese mainland near the .There IS frequent U.S. air down fighting took at least.-q,& re.turn match, U. S. allies northeast of Saigon. They also armored personnel carriers in 0 North Vietnamese troops with reported killing 151 Communists captured 14 suspected Vi e t I· their stunning coastal drive , of t ~ bas:h ~\ s~m~ A brief Defense Department border of North Vietnam. traffic from the Philippines them. . ' ,. SunrlaJ. ~ Cong, including a guerrilla cap-[ which cost them only "very ?ppeare t~h • ~d.' ~ announcement said the plane, There also have been several base to Vietnam and pilots are Al pha Company ol1he Army's Crack Jouth Vietnamese par- lain and - a rare prize- a light" casualties. .eaderr" tf ~ wor s hwo an F4C on a flight from Clark other incidents involving Chi· warned to stay well to the south 173rd Airborne Brigade suffer- · power u na wns a c ance Field near Manila to Da Nang, nese charges of American of Hainan. ed 80 men killed, 75 from tw 0 size each other up, to take each in South Vietnam, inadvertently platoons, in the seveh hour others ~eahure. . ... "~rossed into Red Chinese fight Thursday that gav,e AmerSomellmes, saJd _Johnson It atrspace." wa n fort·es in Vietnam one of I Holzer Hospital: VIs Il l n g does llelp a lot to SJt down and The announcement said the their bloodiest moments. Some I hours 2-4 and 7~ p m Parents took at 8 man- nght m the eye plane "apparently experienced wound•o Am >rlcans were only on Ped18tncs Ward. -and try to. reason With him, a failure of its navigational and cu!ed by North VIetnamese who Parents who still want to en-~ wives, conduct the annual EastAdmission• particularly tf he 1s trymg to mmunications gear." ded overran !herr poSitions. i roll children m the Meigs Coun- er Sea• Sale which support• the reason with you. co"Th 1 was attacked by Establishment of a school for the me~tally retar At the sr•ne officers ,· and l ty Spe~h Clinics now m prog· socre1y's program in thi! cour.· Mrs. Charles M. Neal, Sr., i "We may have differences Ch' e Pane fl and crashed in Meigs County will depend upon pubhc mtetrhesiTris~o~tn · .' d th · • ross may do so. ty. , tn Lloyd, ll05 Adnan Ave.; and difficulties ahead but I mese atrcrha Ch' Se bo t at a meeting to be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at e m Y men who survive e numan .M H A der ' Into the Sout ma a a u . h . t 0 wave Communist assaults ' _ ' John Applegate, thPraois:, M A 1 t I'd th t th rs. ra . · n •. think they will be lessened, and 30 .1 th of Hainan " the United Church of C rJS • B'll p . h . some called them "banzai" at- conducling the clinics :n four r . ppega e not a ." son, 814 Th1r d Ave.: 1, not increased, by our new I mr ·~ sou . ' ThiS was the report of the Rev. 1 errm W 0 re sponsor- MeJgs SocJety was the first '" ,Mrs. Robert V. Holland, Rt. l <nowledge of each other " the announcement saJd.b d h turned from Athens where he attended a Zone 16 meet. 1.ac ks and oth ers cIat.me~,~l .lh e locations in the coun•v .. Ohio to sponsor a sp~ech pro . S d ' ' "Tbe two pilots a oar ave N th y · 1 bo o1 th · ed by the Meigs Ca.mlv Crip. . , · , · Chesh~re; James J. aun ers, resident added. ., ing of the Oh'10 Mental . h or re namese oste eJr Jed Children's Society describ- gram He saJd chm'" a'e '" op. Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Eva John- 1 I that respect Johnson said been rescued. !mila! reports Health Association. wJth the . estab!lshment of sue courage with opium - claimed ~d work of the clinics for .nem· eration at Pomeroy. Middl~pmt, son, Rt. 2 Crown City; James lh."two men pla~ned to keep in indicate they ~~ve not suffered Meigs eountians mu~ show a school '? Me~gs County, Rev. they killed m. The Communists ber 0 f the Middlepor• PorPeroy Rutla nd and Racme sch''' IS. H. Chattin Mason ; Marcus J. l b in tbe future both serrous mjury. an Interest in the project and Pernn srud. oad 'n hours to o:!ear a .... Y s . . I . ' PI t· N ouc •. The F4C Phantom Is one of . d' t th t they want f h e At Thursday's session, R eY• .heir dead before American re· Rotary club Frrday mght at He noted that 20 per ceo! of ' McDamel, Pt. easan ' ancy directly and through theJr lop- lh rincipal planes used by the m ICa e :W Mr p I aid Perrin will outline aspects of nforcements reached the spot Heath Ch!lPCh. , ' the county child•·en enrolled in A. Bush, Henderson ; Mrs. Cora , level aides. A'e ~ rce NallY and Marines in school, the v. . ~rr n s t the zone session He also re•here the two units of Aloha Rotary members, .md their I the Head Start program Ia s I M Smrth, Rt. 3 Leon; Albert I Kosygin impressed Johnson as ~r ~- I , .j. r II IB a and the~ can do thiS by a . t th t James' White Direc:ompany became "lost pI aI vear would benefit by therapy E. GulJ'ntherh C~iflo~.l W. V~-~ fair, strong, film and highly :w~n_.,~;i~:msuper~~i~ turbojet. te~~ r/sd~y i~lg~hlo's Re· ~I I~ Ohio program' for the :oons... training However, only 38 chi!· Mrs. osep · 1son, · articulate leader who could put · ' Uy dea o 1c1a s t ded ill ..1 M ·g Co • "There lon'l mU<h to say, c-e· are eorJ•l din the four Pleasant: Andrew G. Hoschar, the Soviet position across fully The Pentagon app~ren f th tardation program and Ohio rear J,lw 17v': die's ~~h We met • buneh of gonko and clinics Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; David A. ' &but wililout becoming loud or clded to get Jts versJOn o e University officials at the zone ty _on u y . scussf w;h got Into a flrefl~ht. We'll go He welcomed ne~ enrollees. Hensler, . Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; offensive. • } meeting indica~ed that they are ~~:,!~nta formation e bark and fight tbem again," Gaages - Gallipolis. 12.2 and Most of the children now ill Mrs. SuZJe E, Gainer, Rl I Long There was blunt talk between anxious to asstsl In any way If .~oper Interest Is shown, 12.9 running 5 feet on rollers; the clinics are five to 12 years Bottom; James M. New e II, the two leaders, some tough the school could be In operation . ·, Pt. pleasant, 24.39 ; Pomeroy · old. Most of the i''Oblems in- Chester; Ernest D. Hulton, Rt. exchanges - both Frulay and th' 8 1 ber Rev PerriD '.. Mas6n 2081 ; Hmton, 0.93 fall· valve articulation and rhythm I Racme ; Mrs. . v ~ c t 0 r D: Sunday-but it never reach~ a ICS sali~. ep em • • lng ; Kanawha Falls, 3.22 stat.; l•tuttering). Swam, Rt. 1 Racme, Mrs. Ran Ipomt of warnmgs or ultJma· ~ "" :Charleston, out. London, Mar· Pre•ident Carl Horky extend- ry Warner, Wellston ; Mrs. Paul turns. WEST COLUMBIA - Emery \J through the Great Plains today, met, and Winfield are on the , ed the club's apprec••ti •n to F.. McGraw, Ashland, Ky .; One of Johnson's major aims • c. Fowler, 82, of West Colum· A cool spelllinBered in the Mid· sill. I John Werner, Curtis Jenkinson, James Taylor, Rt. 2 Pedro; in meeting Kosygin was to bla, died Saturday at his resiwest, across the Great Lakes BOat Movemeall: and Ed Raker for the main mov. Mrs. Richard L. Newvhaner, impress himself on the Soviet dence. He was a member of the Ill to the Appalachians. GalliPolis Locka - Robert P. ers in seeing that Rotary was Jackson : Gay F. 1Johnson Rt. 3 leader as a matt of resolve, a West Columbia Evangelical Th 11en Missour1 R'tver, . B k' d 'd H M e swo . ~ iJ T1boli up 8_: 55 p.m.: ec )Or represented by a float in the Albany ; Mrs. Dav1 · ann, man who strongly wants peace, United Brethren Church. He dte which baa buried half a million Frederick Y. Smith. , f "P 11 ·15 p.m.; Cotton Queen up Regatta Parade Friday. Jackson ; Arthur E. W11' on, and a man With a pai!Slonote was born on December 28, 183!, acreo from Rule, Neb. to Ill Mr and _M" Da,ld G Srnrth of 1 40 •. m.; Steel Clipper up 3:20 A guest, Arthur Milner, Lees- .Jackson; Mrs. Vmcent G. Pyles, desire to improve the econom1c the son of the late Thomas and mouth, began to crest' at Jef. 23 Morns Sl '. Atnens, has a.m.: Edward S. Bosworth up burg, o., a member of the Stat£ Ironton ; Charles E. NJChols, Rt. and social lot of AmerJcans Angeline Chaffin Fowler. f Cit M Th Llttl Bl e 3 been commrsSioned !WlCOnd 5:15 a. m. Farm Exposition Commission, 2 Oak Hill : William D. Moms, through the Great Society. surviving are his wife, May; ~~:Vat!.' a~d G~and ~ve~a' loeutenant upon complelloa of Kanawba River- London. was introduced by Rotarl•:~ Rt. 5 Jackson; Mr!. Bessie B. The resident's point was two daughters, Mrs. Josephine all tributaries of the Big Mud: the U. S. Alr. For"' Re!O~e Fort Dearborn down 4:10a.m., George Meinhart. Scherer, Ironton. that if the two superpowers Cllll Kirbv. West Columbia; Mrs. By Tbe UP! dy overflowed as a result of OffJcers Trammg . Corps pro- Helen Z. up 5.35 am; Marmet, Heath Church Ladies mv mg Blrtll deal with one another In peace P•arlie Elllarl, Norfolk, Va.; Return/or Talk. saiurday njght rai!IS gra~ at Ohro Umvorsltt;· ~t. Mary Jan up 7.40 pm.; W H. dinner were Mrs. Nan Mooro, M R0 bert V Holland Rt. they can set an example for two grandchildren, three broth· PmSBIJRGH _ NEGOTIA · Sm.rth also received his a e., f!haver, Jr. down 7'20 p m. Jef- Mrs. Mildred Zeigler, Mr·s Ertrs. ·ter 1.50 ' m. lother nations to gel along. ers, Lewis Fowler, Charles , lor s d•~ree m busmoss admm· ferson up 9·05 p.m ; Alan R. ith Jividen Mrs Oma Wr ods 1 Cheshire, daugh ' . p. The two leaders' talks Sunday F I 8 nd Lawrence Fowler tors for the United Rubber Rocky High . ·t r · · · . ' · Saturday. ower Workers Union (URW) and the " ra JOn. . . . Merrill up 4:25 a m : Elgerchff Mrs Kay Rall and Mrss Bess lasted about 4\1 hours from the ali of Pt. Pleasant; lhree SIS· to five tire roducers ret n WEST YELLOWSTONE, The lieutenant 19 bemg asSJJZD· up 7 a.m. Sanborn. Discharge• , lime they first mel until shortly ters, Mro. Frances Keeney, Pt. p p ur ~ Mont. - Gov. Nelson A. Rock&00 to GnffJJS AFB, to;, Y._. for Oblo R'"•r - Lock 15, Jacob i Glen F. Cain, Mrs. Tom J. before they emerged from Pleasant; Mrs. Irene Miller and to Ohio today, the nations feller's name stayed alive I· trnrnm• •nd dutv "' • 10 ""1'r8 G. down 4:30 PIJ!. ; Queen C1ty Veterans Memorial Hoapltal Cook Miss Joy M. Corn, Larry "Hollybush," the hnme of the Mrs Florence Kinder, bo!.b ol rubber te ~pit~, in to :•u~e mong Republican governors 88 officer. Hels a graduate of AtiJ.. up 9:10 p.m, Lock t5, S t • e I Saturday Admbslous -Judy R. Davis, Rufus R. Dupree, Glassboro State College pres- Che;apeake, Ohio. ~P•;:-d ar:a ~-kg ses ous n a potential 1968 presidential ens Hi~h SciJool. HJS WJfe, Ma· Express up 5:25 a.m ; P e g g Y Brace, Racine ; Carl Betz, Rut- Frank M. Fugate, Mrs. Fern ident, about dusk. The funeral will be held at e BY-<> 8 1 e. nomlee today. Two Westorn " " 'h• rlo.,•hl:r of "' •lld Downey up 6:50 a.m.; Lock 17, land; Margaret Van Cooney, L. Harbuur, Milford H. Harden, Johnson brought his wife and the west Columbia EUB Chur.ch e~::·~~torsh:nded four day_s of Republican governors apoke Mrs. Frank H. B!Se ol Reed•- Polly R. up 2:1! p.m.; John J. Pomeroy; Franci• Amos, Porn- Howard N. Hill, Mrs. John E. elder daughter, Lynda Blrd, and on Tuesday at 2 p. m. w1th P 'th 1 ka tretl Sundt a~ nJglhht highly of Rockefeller's quallft. ville. Rowe down 3·25 . . brought h'JS daught er, the Rev. Lester Lane oIf'JC I••• WI lkou t a se t .emen . a.m. ., Lock 18 , eroy; RiChard Treadway, Ra- Holle, Mrs. J. Earl. Huddleston, Kosygm 'nd 1m h' e ca11ons upon their arrival at thla ' 1 Luther ·Herdman down 2.50 a. cine; James Hill, Racine. Mrs. Virgil W. Lutton, Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Lyudmila Gvishiani, to the Jng. Burial will be In the Kirk· ;a ou 'ht~ge~ In ~dl~s ~ ~ mountetn resort for the annual LOCAL TEMPS m. ; Criss Jr. down 4:2() am. : Saturday Dlscbarres - Aud· ert E. Miller, Mrs. Bill D. Per· Sunday summit. The women land Memorial GardeM under wo7k w c as 1 ' Western Governors' Conference The_ temperature m Pomeroy Constructor up 5:10 a.m.; Lock rey Jeffers, J~dy Bacon, Char· kins, Max E. Pickett, William spent the afternoon at Island the direction of the Foglesong ers. which now includes 11 Repubu: at tUO p.m. Monday was 68 1~. Sh~rley up 2:30a .m.; Philip les Nutter, Klvzabeth Well. Russell, Criss C. Sayre, Mrs. Besch, N.J., the summer home Funeral Home. , cans in the 13 atates 11 reprede•reeo, uoder sunny sk~es. Sporn up 5 a.m.; F r a n k II n Sunday Admissions- Blanche Raymond R. Simmons, M r s. ot Gov. Richard J. Hughes, Friends may call at the res!· Blame• Sov1et. sents. UNTI"I:I Pierce up 6:35 a.m.: Lock 20, Hickle. Hartford ; Eileen Yank· yirginia Skehan, Wa II ace A. where they were ~tertained by dence of the deceased at We~ NEW YORK - FOREIGN The two who talked about Susan Lane up 1:50 a.m.; Har- er, Mason ; Raymond Russell. Smith, Sr., Larry J . Tackett, Mrs. Hughes. Columbia at any lime today. Minister Abba Eban of hrael Rockefeller were Governon DEVO'I'ED TO INTJI:R~ OF ry Dyer up 6:15a.m.; Bellville Middleport; Goldie Grimm, Rut- Mrs. Bertha Wilson, Mrs. Jack said Sunday the pro· Arab at- Tom McCall of Oregon and Mf,JGS • MASON AREA Locks, New Martinsville up land; Vera Goodwin, Columbus. L. Adams and Infant daughter, PARTY FOR BICKLE lltudo of tho Soviet Union was David r Cargo of New Mexico. ·~··'" •· "-•· .,.,..,,. 6:45 a.m.; L o c k 22, Sunday Dbeborreo - Arthur Mrs. Robert L. P,hlllips and m· A sta'g farewU party for Coach a prlm?~Y callSe of the outbreak McCall called Rockefeller the ...1 ~::-:.~:·::::; ::~., Je~at down 4:30 a.m. ; Loc_k R~veo. Gladya Rumfield, Alice !ant daughter, Timothy G. Atha, Charles !Bud) BldclriWe wdiiiF be of dhoslilitieo llr the Middle h~ast nation's beat gqvernor and "'' oooo v.u.,: ..."'"'"' .,. 23, m , Slate up 3:40a.m. ; L. F1· Filch, Joyce Carson, James Hill Jeffrey A. Chevalier, Mrs. Dor- held at the Secon ar Ire an rema 1ned a constant md· Cargo esllmated that a secret m·~· a• •• ore down 4:10a.m.; S. M. Jenks Charlene Thoma, Clara Laven- othy F. Haynes Charles T. House Tuesday In Po01eroy at ranee to lasting peace between ballot among 25 GOP governors ;:~",!,:'::OJ::~;;-~ 1ft up 5:r. a.m.; Pennsylvania up aer, Jennie WUIIIJilson, Martha Sprouse, Deborah' J. Voller, 7:30p. m. Coach Bickle, form· i !Brae! and the Arab slates. would show that 1& felt h5 .rll.; Greenup Locks, Southern. Mrs. Ronnie L. Calvert and In· er Pomeroy High School Road Speaking on NBC.TV'a "Meet Rockefeller would be the nest ''"' o••• . E'Deana Bosworth down 3::10 !ant daughter, Mrs. WHile D. Football Coach, has accented the Press," tbe Israeli fotelgn pre.sldentlal candidate """"" ,.,..,,~., ........- . p.m.; Prlnclplo down 7 p.m.; AUXIIJARY TO MEET Marr and Infant daughter, Mrs. I the position of head coach at ., ,. minister said. "The lack of · """'"" 111 "'"'"'" •••.. ..., "'""• Expl'l!sa. up 1:30 p.m. ; J. S. The Racine American Legion Michael A. Taylor and Infant Rip!~~ HJ•h :~chool. Frlenda are • t5l 11 Ill • balance In the Soviet attitude Is : .. • ••.. N.. ~oro "'"· ... Lewis down 1:55 a.m.; Warren Auxiliary wUI meet Tuesday at•on. cordi81ly lnv1led. WEDNESDAY undou&ledly one ol the main TAKEN TO IJ\ISPITAL '"'"""""" "'"' ..11 ,.,.. ., Hougland down 4 a.m.; Mel- 8 p. m. at the pool home. InTO ENTERTAIN FEENE\\ • BENNE'I'I' Post !acton which bfoughl about tb~ Carolyn .Janet Reevea, Pom:::.;1" ..... "'"'"'' " "'"b .., dahl Locka, A. J. P a Ito n stallatlon of officers will be PLAN MEETINGS Mrs. Carl Shields will enter· 128, American Leion, will meet present tension and et]lloaloo. eroy Rout~ 3, was taken to ' ' '"' '"' '" ..,...,....., .,. dow" 2:20 p.R).; Falg- held. . lain the Past Matro!IS of I he at 1:30 Wednesday night at the He termed tbe Soviet demand Meigs General f!ospltal by the :~~.:·;_11~1 ;::;;:.~': .,_.,• ~; ship dnwn 11 p.m.; F. H. JohnThere will be a fellowsblp Pomeroy, Chapter, OES, '!:u@s- Hall. Harold Col, eighth dIs- for withdraw!! as " · · ·.totally Pomeroy emergency aqu&C~Iatt Motor "'"" , _ , ....., ..J,., ston and Chaperon in tow up I ASSOCIATION TO MEET meeting the week of July z at day, Jlllle 21, at 7:30 p. Ill; 4t tr1c1 commander, will be pres- unacceptable. Saturday night where she was ::' ••Ill••'•• .,.,. ....,.. a ... ., a.m.; Ell!lta WQOds up 2:10 a, Naylor's R~ ~emorlal Play- 7_:30 p. m. at the Freewill Bap- t~e Bailey's Restaurant .Pirty en! to Install the new officers. , . admitted aa a medical patlenj, ..: ~-~;;'.:~-:"' 13 m.: Valvollne up 3:20 a.m.; AI· ground AISOClllllon will meet l13t Church at Silver Run. There rooms (reached_ by asl!tg 1111 Commander Albert Roush asks StormsSprelid , Mn. Reeves was e"J!!rlenclill - ..... - · .:.:•:;: , loll ~ up 4:40 a.m.; Mem-1 Wedneldar, June 28, at 7 p. m. will be a different mlniater Western 'and S/iuthern Life In· a iood al\&ndance at the meetTRtJNDEk . SH 0 WE R S difficulty 1n breatbinir ~quad-"" phis Zepll)'1' up 5:45 a.m. at lbe pla)'lround. eacb evenl"i. 6111'anee alairwij). Jna. atte!ched over lhe Soulh and men aAid. Whether you picnic or camp, or haw •' back-yard cookout, Top Value Sta!!lpl has a gift to make your holiday bappy. 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IJ •J and then lie ~.on a QallySentlnel, Pomeroy·:Mid!lleport, 0., June-26, hi~~;::~~~nr~:;~ ::;~ ~~ip~da:~n~~e~il~erry, _,--- no-hitter ruined with two ouli law and Swan. each a songle. Th~ Melp .· ~Can Legion ed ·to throw a two-hitter.' Moore 1-0 advantage ln the bottom o! drulibln£ Portsmouth ll-3 11llhe rally going, followed with the bottom of the seventh, Moore, in his five innings on basO!~~~: I~ -ae~n 'W:~ked the Or~ . li~e lnhlngs,. the first ._frame on three bases Spencer tossed ~ Mteil-bl~ a doub!(_, Sauer . wai glveJi. fanned fiv...,and walked one. the moun<~; struck out live recot~·tci -~ll,iy;sweejlqlgttwo go~g up· one hit, and Rothgeb on ·balls 1ssued by Swisher and ter, · • free pas£ Werry w•~ed·• · FINAL WEEKEND GAME ·· wal~ed four. while Rotl>gelt ·!lnt·l doublehellli~· m road'IJ'Ips o1- yletaed nlnsle with twb out In a single by Miller, the pitcher. Portsmouth held· a s.&;l~ .•t Swan oacrlli.~d; and ·then Lone hits ,by Wellsion ~'!'~ ned · three and walked . or the w~. the . bottom 'Ill the seventh. the bottom of the aecoDd m· slammed hla two bag~r. · In the for,st and Bi!itli two frames. Meigs ;tcOred 4-2 and ~ vtc- On Saturday, against P o r t ,_ The P~rlsmouth team upped ning, ltut Meigs .lied the soo~ Other hits for Meija , as Rothgell· and M®re By iynings: · · .. toties OVI!r hoet Portimoulli' on mouth, Pt. Pleasant product ltsh to the in II\!! top of the · third when ijon to Baer's j!erfect to hui'l. Meigs to SA'IVRDAY G.uiiB . Saturday and came back with Jeff Swisher went the dlstan,ce w _en 1 er wa wen to Spencer hit his !lrll home run four and ·thoSe·previously men· 1:1-2 romp In the second game. FIRST' GAME ' II sucmlu! doy SuiKiay for and gave up only four a error and leading off the ir!.W.· The otbo · tioned, were a aingle ·by · had gotten a 2-0 lead Meigs ' 1100 oSo 1 · ' f w;th 6-1 and 1:1-2 winllln games bits m a real pltc!fer's duel. on ano er error. er Meigs rwtln•the llllllJill ')'IS In the second and a sing!" In the forst frame off Moore Portsmouth 101 OO!f'll- 2 4 •\:vellatGn. Meigs also collected just four Meigs, however, came back tallied wherl Boiddy Moore wao Spencer in ·the fifth. only to see the margin wiped Swisher and Werry. Miller j'\el Clark's Meigs nine, al- bits in that 4-2 victory. with three · Mlll8 In the fifth. aale ·on an error, stG!e second, AT WEWTON away when Meigs tallied two and COOper. · \ t~Uter In weekend games, In the second game of I he Gib Milliron, shortstop from moved to third on a sactlftce, Meigs came ujo with nine . runs in the third, three in the SECOND GAMB ed out 14 bits to their op- Saturday doubleheader at Ports- Gallipolis, started off the rally and scOred, as Swan· squeezed in support of Jenkins while · fooorlh and four In each of the Meip . 002 1103 s,.. 8 11 ns' .I!. , mouth, Gallipolis righthander by leading off the Innlttg with him hollll! with a aacrillee bunt. was gettins his 6-1 viCtory over 61th and sixth frames. Portsmouth 021 000 0-- 3. 7 3 ong pltcbing w11 dlaplayed Tommy Spencer gave up just a home r1111. Baer and Steve bete'tmined Portsmlliitb,' how· Wellston in the first· game Hitters for Meigs In the game Spencer and Werry. E Ill by Ill members ol the Meigs seven hits while going the route Flnlaw were then Issued free ever, went ahead again In the day. were Dennis Ault who went Sparks {7) al)d Green. \ 1110!:: , llll!ff ·wllo saw duty OD and leading Meigs to an 8-3 vic- D~sses by Miller, Bill Swan IOI· next frame by scoring one run ·Meigs started its · scoring f011r-for-four with a .doioble and ISUNDAY GAMES • tory. Spencer also.had two home lowed- with a l!!!lile, Swisher o• an error, a sacrifice bunt the second by getting a 1-0 thtee single!, . Baer, wil~ a pair FIRST GAME Rl . ~ Jepkila runs In the game. was safe on an error and Bud· and a single. , on sing~ by Milliron and · of singles, lfuddy Moore. a doub- Meigs 010 200 3-- 6 t perha~, bad tiM! biglest diJap- . Top hl~r for Meigs regulars d~ Moore singled. I~ wu.nol wttll the sixth: that law, followed by a double poinlliiBiit' of the.-wteltemd<•He. Ja ~ weekend f 11 l'lte other Meigs rua was tal· Meigs got the lead. 'l'lte visit- Swan. had :~ :no'hltter ~ln~ ln.' tile ,.;,ond ·baseman ~~:0 ~~.~a: lied in the top of the · seventh on sewed lbree · l'llllll In the The local club added t w first 'gal\ie Sunday , a~a\lllll W~ll- , ·. ~ R h . d 'h when Buddy Moore doubled and top .of the sixth 'and then add- more markers in the fourth on 67 ston for 6 !-3 lnhinP' only' to· h d omer~yt . og tgra : ~ho then scored as George Sauer ed three more In the seventh. the strength of a base on 1 ''~" i~ hi\ away. Jeoi)!lns, (rom ~.,'te~~ 1 8 •,n 12 b't rops 0 . e was safe on •n .'error. on I y , The big sixth ,lor Meigt· was to Sauer and back-to-back 8 Syracuse,\ ~d only ·one more ·gpt"'e.' · taersd 1 ~I we_re ~~- other hit by Meigs In the game started by Sauer who. singled gles from Milliron, Baer, batter to ' g~ out wbi!n GIIU- es nt•hx~ep_ • fothu e 10 de was a double by Milliron in the leading off the Inning. Baer law and Swan. . d W . ,.;.· ..,_• . eke seve mnong Po rl e sec . th . . · . 1•• th on sox · ,..,n· got h'os tn·ord. songle.,,of the The ronal two Meigs runs of Ian • . e11s..,. !'I"""N sa r, 1 1 0 singled. Jenlifr\oi ,,the!! gave up ga.~e aga ns smou · Swisher, while going the dis- game followed by a double by the contest came in the top of two more s!Jigles and one run AT J,!ORTSMOUTH lance, fanned three PO!'tsm"''th Finlaw. Finlaw then scored on the seventh when Sauer daubbefore retiring lhll. side. Meigs, in the first game of batters and issued six bases oio a -!Nild pitch ~lth two outs. . led, and Dick Werry was safe Then, in the IJeCOIId game a- the doublelleader against Ports- balls. . Siiioncer got his second hom- on an error followed by a douh·~ galnst Wellston, BtU Moore mouth, trailed most of the way. I ·• SECO~ .(lAME ~ ~of the game. leading ·off the le from Milliron. Milliron's AND CLEAN UP BILLS and lefty Jon Rothgeb combln· ·Portsmouth jumped off ·to ~ Meigs clubbed II hits while seventh. Buddy .Milore, keep,ing wuble scored both Werry and '•-+ •• '•I' · ' \:'\'.!' j a~et,I\rr" u;. . , · . , . ~eigs maw~ 2-~ed,ln ~hlfd thir~on tw~base \ti~ 'Wellsto~ ~or • 1r::~:::i1 · .. ·Let's take 'a VACATION . '· I, ,,• er ·s~ l;~j1 ·tv r UNE SCORES ,1,,1 ~t ·:·~ .;>·'!f (" The Dlllrlct No. 12, Slow· Pitch Softball tournamenl, will he beld In Athens on July . ... , IJ-14-Ii and 16. with the wlr>• . •' • t aln;t team advancing lo I h e · Al!l~rliaif; !li.io'gue . Tournameat. All nl&bl .'.- .· •W. I.-Pet. GB . State gamea wltl start at 7:30 p.m. 26 ,600 ' ... The eatry fee will be $II per 36 31 .537 4 --!' $ 32 ..su • •anctlon teum or $2-4 for un· sanctloneoCitams. ''i'be drawS4 3L007 6 S4 34 .500 61> Ing wilt be beld at Zlde'• 30 37 .486 7% Sport Shop on Friday, July 7 32 34 .485 7'1. ol 7:3a p.m. If anyone lJ una· 31 35 .470 8\'z ble• to be at lbe drawln8• 32 38 .457 9'1. please eontact Reuben Rltcb31 39 .443 10'1. ey, Rt. 1. Marietta, Pbo.. FR4·120G. Entry fee moot he I paid before the drawing Is htld. Yes, you <:an:JlOW enjoy a vaca.. tion even if you o.~:::.e .,a:attned '' • t'i.~ ~ti t" •••. 'i< ~·t. ""1 ,t. . t} .., ··~ ~· ~·. u thing in one account and 1ess to out each month. Take 45 days if wish before yout: fir:3t payment. cost is only a small part of your venient payments. .I . '' · ~ ,_ , bHls and are short '1.! cash. We ."::' hand you the cl$h to.'l>aY off'~) bills and take a va<a\i•. Have every· » ' ~- t r'' ~- TOO • 1 • ' ' ' ·•: '• '•i' l. , ee\.en atta n . ') ' ,. pay you 'The con- • ;.. You will like this vacation loan plan as so many other working men and women do. Just phone for a quick O.K. Then stop for your money. CITY LOAN ·_;,_ ~ • & SAVINGS COMPANY 125 East Main. Phone 992-2ltl ' "" · ' '''\Jf·'!'"'!', -' ' ·' J ,- ' ]." fomeroy, Ohio ..., '!: • ~ t; ' ..... - I f lo tloe qHStloo, CITY LOAN lo the anowtr- ' ' ' . ~. ~- '' . - • In Buy County ' The NT ' The Daily ' I, '' STRONG CONCENTftATION Of Circulation··· ' --- - It ·Pan Off Where It Counts tea. IN OVER 5200 HOUSEHOLDS ' ACTIVIT"''FILLED WEEKEND-"Fun for Everyone" wos the th..,e of the 1967 Big Bend Boot Reg1 tt1 WHk• end in Pomeroy, June 23-25. At top left, Attorney Fred ~row~ whOM frog nomed "Old Crow" won the frog 1umpong contnt, holds the trophy oworded him b Sen. Oakley C. Collins while Mike Culler, at right, Don Anderson look on. Top right, 1 scene of the bolt r1clng, Just obove, 11 loft, Rep. Rolph Welker preeenh the Junior Division Frog Jumping contest trophy to Jeff Werner, RD Pomeroy, ond Dole Worner co.cholrmon ond Glori• Buck, Min Southern Ohio, 'look on. Just abovt, little Polly Swindell, wHn 1 fancy hat. To the right, Kay Hernon of Vermilion, 0., one of the top racen in the boetlng competition of the regatta, Ia preHilled a trophy by Misa luck. The photo ot left 1how1 thm unidentified young Iedin edvertlsl"'l Big•Bend . Regatto, and 11 right Miss Buck, .crowned 1967 beeuty poegeenl winner poan with Lindo Moore, left, flnt run• ner-vp •nd Lynn Gourllg, -ond runner-up. OUR BREAD and BUTIER .:3 ., ' I' ' . ' ~~ , . ,. I u .. ,_ ' ·. Get· . ' - ~· - It can be youn, toO d You've Got Something To.,W ... ' ,, . ' . ,. . ., .,.. •' '{' 'i,, ' ~• , . ... '. I ' ; ' •·' ··on your adverti-'ftg .. ' •, l ~ ; '1'lte Redo hopi to freeze the vlaltors wltb a drop ln peratures and tbe pitching 8-2 record•bOider Mel Queen the kickoff of a lour-game .~· ' '· f_ .' ' " .,, . ~ �•: I nes. o . i .i .j .•' /, ,• I . . Y ·r f• ' ' '! .,' . ' ' '' ·· t/ A' -~ I ' t;{ . · ~ ~ · · I ' · J ' ." Meig·s Legion·;· 9 ~weep·s~r our·:week~nd Games ' -·<,.., . IJ •J and then lie ~.on a QallySentlnel, Pomeroy·:Mid!lleport, 0., June-26, hi~~;::~~~nr~:;~ ::;~ ~~ip~da:~n~~e~il~erry, _,--- no-hitter ruined with two ouli law and Swan. each a songle. Th~ Melp .· ~Can Legion ed ·to throw a two-hitter.' Moore 1-0 advantage ln the bottom o! drulibln£ Portsmouth ll-3 11llhe rally going, followed with the bottom of the seventh, Moore, in his five innings on basO!~~~: I~ -ae~n 'W:~ked the Or~ . li~e lnhlngs,. the first ._frame on three bases Spencer tossed ~ Mteil-bl~ a doub!(_, Sauer . wai glveJi. fanned fiv...,and walked one. the moun<~; struck out live recot~·tci -~ll,iy;sweejlqlgttwo go~g up· one hit, and Rothgeb on ·balls 1ssued by Swisher and ter, · • free pas£ Werry w•~ed·• · FINAL WEEKEND GAME ·· wal~ed four. while Rotl>gelt ·!lnt·l doublehellli~· m road'IJ'Ips o1- yletaed nlnsle with twb out In a single by Miller, the pitcher. Portsmouth held· a s.&;l~ .•t Swan oacrlli.~d; and ·then Lone hits ,by Wellsion ~'!'~ ned · three and walked . or the w~. the . bottom 'Ill the seventh. the bottom of the aecoDd m· slammed hla two bag~r. · In the for,st and Bi!itli two frames. Meigs ;tcOred 4-2 and ~ vtc- On Saturday, against P o r t ,_ The P~rlsmouth team upped ning, ltut Meigs .lied the soo~ Other hits for Meija , as Rothgell· and M®re By iynings: · · .. toties OVI!r hoet Portimoulli' on mouth, Pt. Pleasant product ltsh to the in II\!! top of the · third when ijon to Baer's j!erfect to hui'l. Meigs to SA'IVRDAY G.uiiB . Saturday and came back with Jeff Swisher went the dlstan,ce w _en 1 er wa wen to Spencer hit his !lrll home run four and ·thoSe·previously men· 1:1-2 romp In the second game. FIRST' GAME ' II sucmlu! doy SuiKiay for and gave up only four a error and leading off the ir!.W.· The otbo · tioned, were a aingle ·by · had gotten a 2-0 lead Meigs ' 1100 oSo 1 · ' f w;th 6-1 and 1:1-2 winllln games bits m a real pltc!fer's duel. on ano er error. er Meigs rwtln•the llllllJill ')'IS In the second and a sing!" In the forst frame off Moore Portsmouth 101 OO!f'll- 2 4 •\:vellatGn. Meigs also collected just four Meigs, however, came back tallied wherl Boiddy Moore wao Spencer in ·the fifth. only to see the margin wiped Swisher and Werry. Miller j'\el Clark's Meigs nine, al- bits in that 4-2 victory. with three · Mlll8 In the fifth. aale ·on an error, stG!e second, AT WEWTON away when Meigs tallied two and COOper. · \ t~Uter In weekend games, In the second game of I he Gib Milliron, shortstop from moved to third on a sactlftce, Meigs came ujo with nine . runs in the third, three in the SECOND GAMB ed out 14 bits to their op- Saturday doubleheader at Ports- Gallipolis, started off the rally and scOred, as Swan· squeezed in support of Jenkins while · fooorlh and four In each of the Meip . 002 1103 s,.. 8 11 ns' .I!. , mouth, Gallipolis righthander by leading off the Innlttg with him hollll! with a aacrillee bunt. was gettins his 6-1 viCtory over 61th and sixth frames. Portsmouth 021 000 0-- 3. 7 3 ong pltcbing w11 dlaplayed Tommy Spencer gave up just a home r1111. Baer and Steve bete'tmined Portsmlliitb,' how· Wellston in the first· game Hitters for Meigs In the game Spencer and Werry. E Ill by Ill members ol the Meigs seven hits while going the route Flnlaw were then Issued free ever, went ahead again In the day. were Dennis Ault who went Sparks {7) al)d Green. \ 1110!:: , llll!ff ·wllo saw duty OD and leading Meigs to an 8-3 vic- D~sses by Miller, Bill Swan IOI· next frame by scoring one run ·Meigs started its · scoring f011r-for-four with a .doioble and ISUNDAY GAMES • tory. Spencer also.had two home lowed- with a l!!!lile, Swisher o• an error, a sacrifice bunt the second by getting a 1-0 thtee single!, . Baer, wil~ a pair FIRST GAME Rl . ~ Jepkila runs In the game. was safe on an error and Bud· and a single. , on sing~ by Milliron and · of singles, lfuddy Moore. a doub- Meigs 010 200 3-- 6 t perha~, bad tiM! biglest diJap- . Top hl~r for Meigs regulars d~ Moore singled. I~ wu.nol wttll the sixth: that law, followed by a double poinlliiBiit' of the.-wteltemd<•He. Ja ~ weekend f 11 l'lte other Meigs rua was tal· Meigs got the lead. 'l'lte visit- Swan. had :~ :no'hltter ~ln~ ln.' tile ,.;,ond ·baseman ~~:0 ~~.~a: lied in the top of the · seventh on sewed lbree · l'llllll In the The local club added t w first 'gal\ie Sunday , a~a\lllll W~ll- , ·. ~ R h . d 'h when Buddy Moore doubled and top .of the sixth 'and then add- more markers in the fourth on 67 ston for 6 !-3 lnhinP' only' to· h d omer~yt . og tgra : ~ho then scored as George Sauer ed three more In the seventh. the strength of a base on 1 ''~" i~ hi\ away. Jeoi)!lns, (rom ~.,'te~~ 1 8 •,n 12 b't rops 0 . e was safe on •n .'error. on I y , The big sixth ,lor Meigt· was to Sauer and back-to-back 8 Syracuse,\ ~d only ·one more ·gpt"'e.' · taersd 1 ~I we_re ~~- other hit by Meigs In the game started by Sauer who. singled gles from Milliron, Baer, batter to ' g~ out wbi!n GIIU- es nt•hx~ep_ • fothu e 10 de was a double by Milliron in the leading off the Inning. Baer law and Swan. . d W . ,.;.· ..,_• . eke seve mnong Po rl e sec . th . . · . 1•• th on sox · ,..,n· got h'os tn·ord. songle.,,of the The ronal two Meigs runs of Ian • . e11s..,. !'I"""N sa r, 1 1 0 singled. Jenlifr\oi ,,the!! gave up ga.~e aga ns smou · Swisher, while going the dis- game followed by a double by the contest came in the top of two more s!Jigles and one run AT J,!ORTSMOUTH lance, fanned three PO!'tsm"''th Finlaw. Finlaw then scored on the seventh when Sauer daubbefore retiring lhll. side. Meigs, in the first game of batters and issued six bases oio a -!Nild pitch ~lth two outs. . led, and Dick Werry was safe Then, in the IJeCOIId game a- the doublelleader against Ports- balls. . Siiioncer got his second hom- on an error followed by a douh·~ galnst Wellston, BtU Moore mouth, trailed most of the way. I ·• SECO~ .(lAME ~ ~of the game. leading ·off the le from Milliron. Milliron's AND CLEAN UP BILLS and lefty Jon Rothgeb combln· ·Portsmouth jumped off ·to ~ Meigs clubbed II hits while seventh. Buddy .Milore, keep,ing wuble scored both Werry and '•-+ •• '•I' · ' \:'\'.!' j a~et,I\rr" u;. . , · . , . ~eigs maw~ 2-~ed,ln ~hlfd thir~on tw~base \ti~ 'Wellsto~ ~or • 1r::~:::i1 · .. ·Let's take 'a VACATION . '· I, ,,• er ·s~ l;~j1 ·tv r UNE SCORES ,1,,1 ~t ·:·~ .;>·'!f (" The Dlllrlct No. 12, Slow· Pitch Softball tournamenl, will he beld In Athens on July . ... , IJ-14-Ii and 16. with the wlr>• . •' • t aln;t team advancing lo I h e · Al!l~rliaif; !li.io'gue . Tournameat. All nl&bl .'.- .· •W. I.-Pet. GB . State gamea wltl start at 7:30 p.m. 26 ,600 ' ... The eatry fee will be $II per 36 31 .537 4 --!' $ 32 ..su • •anctlon teum or $2-4 for un· sanctloneoCitams. ''i'be drawS4 3L007 6 S4 34 .500 61> Ing wilt be beld at Zlde'• 30 37 .486 7% Sport Shop on Friday, July 7 32 34 .485 7'1. ol 7:3a p.m. If anyone lJ una· 31 35 .470 8\'z ble• to be at lbe drawln8• 32 38 .457 9'1. please eontact Reuben Rltcb31 39 .443 10'1. ey, Rt. 1. Marietta, Pbo.. FR4·120G. Entry fee moot he I paid before the drawing Is htld. Yes, you <:an:JlOW enjoy a vaca.. tion even if you o.~:::.e .,a:attned '' • t'i.~ ~ti t" •••. 'i< ~·t. ""1 ,t. . t} .., ··~ ~· ~·. u thing in one account and 1ess to out each month. Take 45 days if wish before yout: fir:3t payment. cost is only a small part of your venient payments. .I . '' · ~ ,_ , bHls and are short '1.! cash. We ."::' hand you the cl$h to.'l>aY off'~) bills and take a va<a\i•. Have every· » ' ~- t r'' ~- TOO • 1 • ' ' ' ·•: '• '•i' l. , ee\.en atta n . ') ' ,. pay you 'The con- • ;.. You will like this vacation loan plan as so many other working men and women do. Just phone for a quick O.K. Then stop for your money. CITY LOAN ·_;,_ ~ • & SAVINGS COMPANY 125 East Main. Phone 992-2ltl ' "" · ' '''\Jf·'!'"'!', -' ' ·' J ,- ' ]." fomeroy, Ohio ..., '!: • ~ t; ' ..... - I f lo tloe qHStloo, CITY LOAN lo the anowtr- ' ' ' . ~. ~- '' . - • In Buy County ' The NT ' The Daily ' I, '' STRONG CONCENTftATION Of Circulation··· ' --- - It ·Pan Off Where It Counts tea. IN OVER 5200 HOUSEHOLDS ' ACTIVIT"''FILLED WEEKEND-"Fun for Everyone" wos the th..,e of the 1967 Big Bend Boot Reg1 tt1 WHk• end in Pomeroy, June 23-25. At top left, Attorney Fred ~row~ whOM frog nomed "Old Crow" won the frog 1umpong contnt, holds the trophy oworded him b Sen. Oakley C. Collins while Mike Culler, at right, Don Anderson look on. Top right, 1 scene of the bolt r1clng, Just obove, 11 loft, Rep. Rolph Welker preeenh the Junior Division Frog Jumping contest trophy to Jeff Werner, RD Pomeroy, ond Dole Worner co.cholrmon ond Glori• Buck, Min Southern Ohio, 'look on. Just abovt, little Polly Swindell, wHn 1 fancy hat. To the right, Kay Hernon of Vermilion, 0., one of the top racen in the boetlng competition of the regatta, Ia preHilled a trophy by Misa luck. The photo ot left 1how1 thm unidentified young Iedin edvertlsl"'l Big•Bend . Regatto, and 11 right Miss Buck, .crowned 1967 beeuty poegeenl winner poan with Lindo Moore, left, flnt run• ner-vp •nd Lynn Gourllg, -ond runner-up. OUR BREAD and BUTIER .:3 ., ' I' ' . ' ~~ , . ,. I u .. ,_ ' ·. Get· . ' - ~· - It can be youn, toO d You've Got Something To.,W ... ' ,, . ' . ,. . ., .,.. •' '{' 'i,, ' ~• , . ... '. I ' ; ' •·' ··on your adverti-'ftg .. ' •, l ~ ; '1'lte Redo hopi to freeze the vlaltors wltb a drop ln peratures and tbe pitching 8-2 record•bOider Mel Queen the kickoff of a lour-game .~· ' '· f_ .' ' " .,, . ~ �·' ' •, I ,, • ; .• "! ' agency, or ali gray ftannel 1 an- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!i~ gels .. Donald O'Connor • be· r. ·~U , ·:~ ina p~Ked lor an evef1'4ayti1111 blinds JUlie lit when ljJ to d y and ,pl'l!'~lr~~~~ 1 • • " • · • 1'\' shaw, li. Ia t~ CJrson·Bish· Herman'• 23-p~eca frew thun- new, ""' 1 1 NEW YORK - At John ly" eborus gal Am~ll- Haas got eel attention even for her stand· op • Griffin - Do1Jilll debates ders in; follo~ed by tha Glen~ .-'·1 ~1~~~~~~; Wh le' Fl I r d I d . h j b d It ... be I . . . . . Miller Band ( roay de Franco s Lrei sEan JJ!1 1 resds or o esp e or may"" · n Emily )ancy, JUSt Signed for .. )VInJe he'a "Waikinl Hap. conducting) lnd the Jimmy lor dea gner us stevez confl • cauae she replied to a query G,arge Seaton's N. Y..fllmed py" In L.~ .• marvei0111 .little Dorse orchestr ElM ba.tt ell ed he'd just encountered h Is about "theatrical exper)ence, "What's So Bail AbOut Feeling British alar N"orUt~D Wisclom 1 adl y) a · e g 1 0 wife Betty - for the ~rst. time with "Jonathan Winters once Good" · .. rv· fans'vo 8een her loane,l his $25,000 Bentley limo nc · ~:;, Iillill't i_n months . .. Dorothy Lamour, gave me hla au!OCTI!Jlh" .. ·.. on Merv Griffin'• cbattortlion. to his pal Clllrley Comer, host Hywel (pronounced, by h t·m e1 ' JUSt back from filmini an "I "Hallelujah Baby" Isn't much David Black reports h•'• boen of the Jolly Sixpence .. That "Hewell," but in bon 11 t·to- the U. Spy" segment, grieved; "I play- of a musical except for Leslie offered the entire $450,1100 fi·, saloon wisdom'll Itt Norm bet- Welsh as "Howl") Bel) nett, ton'l .'f;lliJ!~EJ.~! ed an Ara' - how's that I o r Uggams' wow •, preaence. but nancing for hit upcomlni Geo. ter tables. ma~lna hie debut In "The fa~~~o ~ ~~~~=~·~1_ba_d_tim....:..ln::.g'_"_:.. · ..~·_'..:'"..:•.:..Uo..:.,_Do __l·.::.·:::;~:.:•:..lie:...'s:...::.gl..:lt_te_rin_:g:-.ofa~ll..,ou..:.t;.s;:.p•:...r~k·_M:.:·.:..·.:.C::oh:::a:::n..:m=us:::ICJ::::I;:... ~ Y_::•n::....:ad lly Way" listed his "Interests In there , .. 1_ •. Bert Convy sat by his ~Bent lite" for his Warner film bioi siul on ..,"wl'·• H'wood phone for months afler as "pubs, theatre and birds;" might design !'".,,. 11 , his TV series flopped and final· birds meaning girls Accl· semble ' ly ~nd gladly •hilled to Bdwy. dential great publici!~ . . '!he drews' for a star role in the L'Onsequently packed Israeli Ca· life of Get'tr~>de "Cabaret;" now t h at It's I It Sahbra pickettld by A r 1 b • cbael chorlitled Now arronp the elrelod lello!t to form !ht aurprfao ana"ar, If BY WILLIAIII S. WHIT!': eaucrat not in the least ontitled as remain upon the scene. smash, Bert's rec'd four firm l·.;•==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;=====;ir;;;;i;;;;a,.;;;~lllll!!li• IUfiHitd b7 the abevo eartooa. WASHINGTON - Whatever to arraign lirael or any other A ed ef e t "t h s him offe" · · · Wolves - none II the outcome of all the current wer '~ r erenc s o e . I of the Copa gtrls are going stea· 5~~ THESE IN OUR ' . po . G... as though he were the PIT!· dy: so steady, !elias, and g0• post • martens and maneuve1·· bodoment of all grace and w1s His presumptuousness has, at 1 . .·1 go-go .. The famed old swing ~- · u lngs in the United Nations over long last, kicked back; and for dom and ultimate truth, a . fl. cathedr~J, The Meadowbrook at p p ·~ ': II all f IIM1' IMIIYO' PANTIY the Middle E as I, enormous the first time he is being c 11 t gure mcomparably above grub- , Cedar Grove, N. J .. now 8 Din· gains for com1110n sense aris· . F , h , by national leHdcr<, have bt•en : Th . t · · . IUWII lg fronm Israel's military vic· down to sl<e. or year., e 1oas · . . , ner eatre 1ea unng mus1ca 1 "' 1· taken openly partisan pooitions, rnough to pop the e)e~ of 1'"' shows. switches back to Name 2 Piece 3 Piece ... tory and the llrm u1plomacy of t bl . hi . t- , tlB. k , >ervile onlookCJ's on the E a s t the United States are here to no a Y 10 8 persiS en. a c ' a· , . Worry of LIVING ROOM IE.D ROOM sta upon the United States In Viet- mr. ~ /~bile understanding"of what nam and his echoing of the And for a final good measm·e. lhe u. N. Is and, much more Communist ltn~ that the lnva- the United Nalions debate has Sllpplnt or lrrltatlnt7 importantly, what it is not, has ston of South Voetna~ by Nort~: provided a long delayed expos· Do•'l"" ,., ...,,,... bfiOOHt•~• ' taken 8 great leap forward. It y1etnam is only I .civil war , ure of Charles de Gaulle of :;::~~u"':!t.d:f't:! f.:u;~bJ~~ SOFA COMPLETE ~---by BEDS _ _ is a useful forum for the venti· Jn whlch the Amer1cans a r e, France, whose gra~ping f o r a 111rlnltle a u~tl1 rABTDTH ou. your BUNk BEDS_ lation of nationa-l emotlons and mere bad interventionists. French · · ~randeur'' that new:~r =~iJ:1~ 1• : ; : , "~~ Helen: national propaganda and f 0 r ~ny perc~ptive visitor to the existed has made him the most ::U~c~~~;~~~~=~·= ~o:t De Jle1eft( what Winston Churchill called Umted Nations over the years irresponsibli~ st~te-sman this ! ~~~~;~:td=~~18~t~~! r,':. TWIN SIZE ar. Those parlor games lor mar· "jaw-jaw" or talk-talk, ' as an could not have failed to no l e side of the Bamboo curtain. I G;;FlaTilllTH ohll "'"''"""""'· HOLLYWOOD laml!VIag wil!l • nry nice ried people can lead to trouble. alternative to "war-war." that u Thant has been treatedl.-===========---'------fellow. W. bavi on• dau;hter two years ago my wile It ill however very far from by many delegates and by a and lll't upecllna our second. and I were Invited to a party hoi~ ;, tnfalllable, and It Is considerable part of the perm a· I child 10011. II••• blm very <¥ter s few. drinks, someone quite as capable of injustice nent press.there With an absurdOPTOMETRIST much but ' suggested a game wherein the and . crude log·rolling as is any ly exaggeratl!ll deferen"': nev. .lit warn. hil two •hildren loser would get a public span.k· other political bo..ty. er. showr: _to mere pres1de_"ts, Office Hours; 9 to 12, 2 to jl .(Close at.'Noon on MIDDLEPORT, 0. from lila a-will 1o be w II b ing by all the members of tne Israel, for one illustration, pnme mm1sters or such kmgs Thurs. - East Court1it:, Pometoy · · Oil CD . 0 ,¥.' -~"' ' , .f...,. . !If · ~ . u . 1' ' . •- l ' ' •. , ·' ,- , I <-' 1 ' \o ' / 'I I .. ) ,' ' .;I Sl. LoW~ ~ by v111ue 'lf \hat the 21-yeiii'Oid brolber of Loula twlc!e.i·hlld ilk, Atlanta .appearaqce ~f , year. muscle. PhU Nlekro pilebed • dally doublt .aw.eep .ovtr Phll Nlekro, Atlanta, rellef ace, whipped New , York ·2, Pit· Don Lock went o a ~ttingl one-hit bail over the fJnal \IU'ee 1 Leo ~er ~ ~ hundt, Hou1too t.1 and 6-0.' ' bad pild!ed a complete ;arne, ~p tld&ed , secimd·plaCjl r~mpage against ' the Cards as IDnlnga to pmervt Pat Jri• and J~ Nlekro cubed the Durocher, W!lo baa been matchlnl \he t.at of BW Handa ClnciiUiatl 6-4 and Loa Ane&les ·the Phillie• $D,pped ·St. Louis' seventh triumph. wiDniDg ticket as the ~0 ~own to consult the form In the opener. Handa allowed nipped . San FrancisCo 2-1 In seven.game .lilnnlng streak, Matty Aiou, wbo bad three Cubs reaped · their ~lggest aheets .in the past, pul Ids f1ve A1lro hila In lhat one while qj,ber NL ~~ea. Lock collected six bits, lnc!ud- hits, and Manny Jimenez, payoR In four yearb. money Qn ~~ Joe Nlekro m col.lectlns two of his own. MfpneJPia defl!&ted lba Chica· 1n1 a two-run homer in each 'purchased from Columbu$ the The Cuba, the darkest borsea the nightcap although Rich Nye The twin victories raised the go Whit• Sox, the American game, drove~ aix runs, scOred prev!oos day, broke a 1·1 to make a run .at, the National ~~ the •lcheduled starler. Cubs' record ie _38-28. The Cu~ X..•IUe leadm, 3-1, New York four and stole a ba'e in . the deadlcok with slxth-innhig · hoLea g u • Penn ant In ages, Nlekro led from start to finish finished a solid loth m the 10. tripped Detroit s-z,- Boston twinbill. mers as the Plralei! topped tho stretched their winning streak. Ill tossing a three-bit shutout, team leaguelaat year. They are battered ()teveland "'J, Balli· ' Homel'l Ia Two · $lumping Reds. Bob Veale, wbo to s1x sames, the longest aince the first ol his major league currently third. more wailo~ Was11!9gtim 8-3 I His .homer In the fifth tnriing neecled Mimi }J!!lp from AI 1963, Sunday ~d drew withul career. Phillie• WID Two and Callfornls clipped Kansas of the first game was the .McBean and. J'ilan Pizarro to four lengths of tho pacesetting It also marktld the first lime Philadelphia knocked off St. City 4-3. . decisive blow as ~lin Bunning nail down his ninth win, drove By lOB GERGEN VPt 8P.Grll Wrller .. Nlekro, wbo pitched out of a posted hill seventh victory and! in the ev~ntual winning run in bases-loaded, !)one out,· situslloa he staked the Phlls to a 2-6 load tte ieventh with an Infield out. b1 the second.' was ably in the flrst • . lnnlng of the · Len Gabrielson's pln~h l)ngle supported by old prO, Ernie nightcap wjth bls eighth boiner. with two out in tho ninth scored Banks, who collected foor hits, Clete Boyer, once an .oui'man Willie Davis '!rom soeond base amoo the~ hill 131b _9d Utb with the Ya.nkees, drove in all and enabltld the Dodgers' Don homers, and drove iD fGUI' runa., four runs iii -'tlanta's victory Drysale to even Ids record at Hands held Houston hitless over the Meta with 1 double and · 7·7. Fra~k Linzy, who oltched lor l~ve Innings and struck 0111 two singles before being re. the ninth, suffered bis fifth loss five m only his second starting mbved In the flftb with a pulled in eight decisions. It T~o~e ~· WITH THE BIG Si'I'.TION W/>60N"· 'NHJi: 00 THEY 10 'T'I<E PICNIC'!' A MEDIUfolo.· f":=..JL..~ '-~':=~ SIZED BAG OF POTATO CHIPS"• Weekend Subrts Summary . By United Press lnteraatloaal SaturGu SHAWNEE -on ·DELAWARE Pa. (UP!) Hale Irwin of the University of Colorado, won the National Collegiate Athletic Association golf championship with a 72-bole score of 288. WHILE THE ' COUPLE. wrm THE UTTLE SPORTS JOB, TI-lEY UJC> KEGS OF 51Jt)5, . FREEZER AND WI'N HWE 'IOU. . . WHOLE -HOUSE "' &:: ' i' AIR CONDITIONtNG ' . Oaly $429 \ ADD AN ' "'n''•e Systo; YDVI' Prfltnt Australian John Newcombe won the women's ~d men's singles titles at tile Londop crass court temiis to~enl. · · :C.ur:• \• NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS UNTft. JULT ", 1967: Alto _,nablt' 011..,HA terms - t o S ~ ID J1C1J. At low aa $10.60 •onrta. . evening. cause !he showed the guts and Welltopped going around with the power to defend herself, this crowd, but now comes U1e by arms, from Soviet • backed aftermath. As In rvery m a r· Nasser Egypt and S y r i a. In rlage; there lre occasional short, the United Nations h a 1 fights In ours. ~e are b o t h never been able to "keep the European, and were brought up peace." except insofar as great to expect spankin1s at h o m e powers were themselves deter· and school. So now my wife In· mined to keep it - as in this &Jsts !bat apologies a r .e n o t case were the United states enough - the m a t e In I h e and Soviet Russia. wrong should receive a caning Also now demonstrated to ev- ~ from the mate who wss II the en the most clicbe • ridden right. I remonstrated at first minds is that the SecrelBry , but she· was •4ai'nant, and I Ge~ral of the United Nations rot the first application of the lJ Thant of. Burma, is precisely cane. what he has really always been edl . rt' . The lirst time my wife admit- · - a suppos y 1mpa 1a1 cJvJ 1 ted she was at fault, 1 wonted sorvant w the United Nations to fOJiet the whole'·thing b·u t whose b1as agaJllllt Western In· llhe wouldn't let me. Really, lt'l leresis bas long baen obvious .I, lworkirig line. and whose tendency to usurp , power hail long been patent. By Wa)'lll G. Brandstadt, M.D. ~JJ&rrlage is as sweet ~nd 1 It was U Thant who on his The aftermath of many a hannoitl~us as: ever. but Ol!ce own oignaled the go ·ahead to picnic, whether it. be in m 1 while tills unusual punish- Egypt and Syria for action a· woods or lD your own b a c ment is meted out. Art we gamst Israel by abruptly with· yard, is food poisoning. T h wrong? - V.O. and C.O. drawing United Nations buffer trouble often results from Dear V and C. forces f.rom the Gaza Strip al parln& food witb handa t h a If yor marriage 11 "sweet Nasser's demand. At the very have cuts Infected with staphy· ~nd harmlinio•Jslv\" anvthin~ · y· mi,nimum he could bave bought lococcl, tht COIMJOII pus . to keep It that way· should time by referring the Issue back er. Thla germ mey alao enter be nobody's business but your IQ his proper masters, lthe Unitthe food if the hands preparing own . but drn't disturb the ed Nations General Assembly. it have touched )h• ·nose. n•lghbors! ~ H. , ~ Not ·an his logic-chopping since · As .tht gerDII multiply In Helen: · has attered this central reality. food, IIley Produce~ poison This column Is '\l~lcated : to It ha!!'lieen U Thant, too. who , causes vomilinl and family living, so If 'you're hav· in attempted sell-justification " If you let the contaminated kid trouble or j~ pI a has ,taken the'· Uilexampled step stand for as little u two trouble, lei Helen bflp YOU. of injecting himself personally at room temperature a will also welcoin~ .yo qr into the General Assembl,y's de· concentration of the polson amustna experience~. A"' bate as though he were a rep· ' result. Once the polson has for. dress Helep Bolle! in care of reentative of a sovereign named it c~nnot be destroyed. this newspaper. tiop instead of \Vhat be Is. In refrtaeratii!JI. Thorough eooklns truttl - an International bur- . - FOREMAN & ABBOTT . o.r, I ( \ ~veport, Ib~rge i .. l .~ . •r J ONE DAY SHIRT SERVIa Robinson's Oeanen 3 ROOMS New ONLY IJI!fiJxJ Down - latanoo "' ""-·•to........,." r.,,. MASON FURNITURI MUON. w. co. VA. and Tlri We'N a '"' mODtbs ahllltl, 01 oar Jndlctloa ••·, llut .._. amlncfer· NOW · .... ,.__ • l ..._,_ • • "'" to CliO JUUr A•hl•ad Oll Di11r1bu11x~ lmlllp for a •• , Ex. 775x15 to 845x15 . ... II J $. 1 00 More Wh1weust 1 and Rec~ppablt Tire Plua fed. Ell. Tu . , . GIBSON · com· I dil!nthe diahd . !)nse ffJ{ at ~' ' ... . ' ; ~ . ~. 041,1!1 B~OWN. Ae•nt Highway ~ 1\U . s. 0 '·• f'hOiill l. - f . ~21t6, . ·I fA ., • 0 ' ~ ,, '· r.l '' .·' ' rl ...~ .... . 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J I -1 PRICE/SIZE COMPARISON O'I(IW.l HORSEPOWER WHEELIASI DO~'JE LiNiiTH . , 0 219.6' dEVIIOLU lmpaloV8 195 119" 213.2'' 79.9" FOIID Oal ..ie 1100 va - 200 119' 213' 79" \ ' _People wM need 'help ~ ' '' POITIAC Clfalino va 265 121" 215.6' ' ' .; . ., 2861 ·• -"""·-llno---t. _ 79.7' 2951 ' 0 ' ,~ · - - ··· ........ 111111 Price tor 1.............. 1111 ....... - ..... _ ................ I' , s • And ., """ " · ' ' 2845 ~ "Give the ~....... w•J'! ' $2878 122w •aur,aom...••••,. '. ...,. roa work• . ' 80' 230 YOU '•) ~' WIDTH PNCI" Pot• 318 va ' 1 0:: . OVERAll. .~ ' '.1 ' ~· sooo___ 2soobaiu :· ____ _ --PROFFITTS -I RACINE: WHOLESALE SERVICE STATION to • ·• ' Jl5 degrees. The must ALL SIZES 1 "What good does , advertising do?" lllllll SPECIAL PRICES .._. •j ·and ·doa•nh,: ha···va·. '· VO , L. ' •ad ending to your' ~icnic Is to '''lilt perl!h8llle foods from the menu. Brlnl potato cblpa In· stead of potato aalad, frankfur· ten Instead of chicken ealad and ~es or raw fruit ln•tead of cultlll'ds, eream puffs or eclain. Canned loodo don't re. quln refrigeration but they 1ould not be opened until they are to be eerved. Q- Caa ellllllluaicable disease be transmitted through the use of the common communion ch81lceT cap dishet be made free Ill genj\1 by hand-~ashtng 1" q pu~''• eatlnc olaoe' 1 - Talleratll01il and other •mmiDlil.'llble dilleases can !ransmllled by the use of commou tlrinkit11 'Jl!sael. · Man"'! wash~ ·of eating utmslls re permitted 1D puWc .restau. ranta a'nd bl11'1 .provl!led a 111ree-1 ~- iink 'II , Ullllll. l The tllm~ ot tilt water bt ilie 'tlrit '0 s . I 1 ~~?!:s:m::;::ccj Award-Bronze' Med ..·a· I fULL 4 PLY NYLON WRAP AROUND TREAD 775x14 95 825x14 Plus Fed• • • • In 1 :~~~ 1 Docro,ft SAVS er Forecast: ,'. If your next popular-pr·lce car.:-. -~ d0esn t I00k t h·s ' ' I g00d ' • n't t hIs • bI•g .· and Is jl He wanll to get a house big enough for all of II!. Ha aay• h~ doNn'l cart for her, but I'm afraid II lha lives here, he'll gel ro liking ber spin. He lhinkll abe'II be I help to me and the baby, II 1he'1 a good cook and bou.!ekeeper. rm • b I e to help myself, and I eook fIn e. what 'MJIIId J011 advlse?WOR· RIED Dru 1l'llrrlellr Tell 111m ~ m1117 tD o k s ,wou~d llpOll this troth-no hou~• ·~ btl taougll for one man 1 two families. Bull flrmarrlall, le(allzetyourrleomt• moo aw ge a 1 p va a, unpubllclzed ~eremony y 0 u r minister wlR parform. _ H. '""'re "- BAKER FURNITURE .. ~------~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~ ::'!!e::::th~~m~ ~~~!~~::~:~ee~:~n·t~a: ~~e~u~~:e:::~u~~v~~~~;ya~: '*' · I · 1 acre, Sa h·.. Houaton I Cburcb of' ChriSt, 1 0 and sa:.' E. Sellers, Vy\ice La., were the challengers, but Sellers to Leonard Dailey. ~knever got closer than tbree 111 Dailey, 33\0 acres. Lebanon. ro. es. Lorry Morrison, Sabra Morrl-11 Dickinson, who had only one son to David Hill, Linda mu, boey going Into the final round, Lots Racine ran Into trouble, JIO'Sibly due to william McHaffie Reva Jane an abrupt change In tbe McHaffie to Judith Kay wqther: and recorded t~ i lfalfie, ~reels, Middleport. bo,ey IJves just beforo making Beulah Circle, John C1rc le, Gilbert Hayes, Agnes Hay u, Jerry Hayes: Essie Elizabeth Hawk, Genevieve Quillen, C!l!ford Deck.,., F.t•loH I Decker to Ernest A. Wlng•tl, Maxine Spencer W!Dgett, ""'''" You get our usual fiof eels, SuUon. siiJ'Vice' ll!ld finishing. ---OV'IWOK GOOD •In .t9,out at 5 CLEVELAND (UPJ) ducllon ol raw material llnillbed 100111 Inventories by manufacturing consumers, and 216 E. 2nd ~meroy 1 I)IUrlln requlremontt tor cap. ·- - - ---- --· =: ~ 0 ~~~-~a~~~~~~~~~si~ -~and~~ h:oestlgal: how """ • COitl MOW to ho..,. whole efr OOtocllllonlt'll lor .,.,.... hotMI C:ontroHod eli- ., )I'Dtlr 11 ftttle ""'"' "'"" what .,.,.. " I d Ill """ lor 1- or 2-1'00111 onhwl Whol1 !lou. alo- 0111i<llllo"h"' help, _keep """'' homo cleaner, len ltumld, ....,.. J>OIIeoo free. Out oyt""" h com,111&1) •f'Rdsiil, tfeaft.. reltabW . houoe Property Tr"ansfers Gables H Open.Bl FALSE TEETH SUITES - $119 SUITES .. ·. 1 N. W. COMPTON, O.D. 1 . third round smce to pull downCoral bill Hall, Lot, Middleport. firlt nctory tho 11112 Lawrence Reed to Bradlord ~---~a;,MI BEDS 1 M• BUDGET I. Helen Bottel __ Here's What You Get! I I HELE~ HELP US! •· 1 1 1 ......_1IIIIIIr)" ~( United Pms Intemadonal :the turn on tho par 70, 1,611-166's in the first two rounds. hey of Dallas, Tex. and -Mark Donohue of Stony CLEVELAND (UP!) - Lean yard -'urora course But he · · ____ .._ __ Brook N.Y drove his Lola RE!.\IS, France (UP!) . . .· . ' But the 25 • year • old Yates, ' ' ., · Fre hmen J e Schlesser a d and lanky Gardner Dickinson, parred the second rune m 35 to ! h d '!ted "I don't k In IIHII, ll!e United States Chevrolet to victory In the 200. nc . o n who will never be both lit and win goin away as expectedlwh\:. m~. . ht put 1 ~:w began OPeration of the BerUn mile 20th annual Walkins Glen Guy L1ter piloted their Ford 40, struck a big blow for the challenges from Barber, Blan- 1 ~ ~ts~ ~~~';! ri~ the final Airlift to bypass Soviet block- Grand Prix with a winning time 1 Mark II to victory In the 121 veterana of 11le pro tour by .!.'lis, Yates and Arnold Palmer ds 'and h d •4 th !' 1 ading of the western sector of of one hour 53 minutes and 24.4 hour Reims sports car endur· picking up a hef~ check in the failed to develop. ~~~to finish~ a ~~th-pl~c:~~. \he city. seconds. ance race ,with a record~.... ••1111 , lnclsa . . I ' ' J, .,..,,..,_tllaell,, $103 500 Cleveland Open. Favorite Loses Out 'th Palmer nd Cob' I -breaking av~rage speed of ' . . at 278 WI a 1e .fZ1 24 'I h --~-1 II MoaJ D' kinson ell dill ed The sen!Jmental favonte iD Lerange I A thought for the day- CLEVELAND (UPI)-Gard· I m1 es per our. IC • a w ~n on 1the. Lourney was Slim Yates, · .• German philosopher Arthur ner Dickinaon scOred hia first Pholli,H4-4550 hr 311-year-old veteran of 18 profes- who resembfed a aomewhat U.S. Oyen champion Jack Schopenhauer said· "The funPARIS (UP!) - Phaeton liD IJDAU•DW FS!WUE :~o~~aso;"J::{ed; 1 at younger Gardner Dickinson. Nicklaus, apparently In a: damental fault of. the female lntemallonal Leape SlandiDgJ scored a two-length triumph in c e tryYC~ b S dsw';. ' Yalei! tlll'prised everybody by letdown after the previoua character Is that it has no sense By United Pless Iate'nallonol the 9oth running of the $280,000 ,::n ~to un ay 1 bwm 1 • scoring a pair of.!our under par week, flnlsbed far down the 11&1. of justice." W, · L. Pet. Gil Grand Prix of Paris for three' annu urnamen y a at ---Rochester . 38 23 .1!23 ... year-olds. lour strokes. Tile Alm•aae Traltoi'Olll TOronto 30 26 .53ll 51> .llespit. lhootlng a par It, b1s elg~ . By Ulllled Preaalatemall011ll HONG,JtONIJ, (UP!)- Com- !Uc~: , 33 _29 .53! .51> CINCINN-'TI (UPI) - Carol wor_st round of thli Wuraament, . Today Ia MOIIday, June:., the mUDist Ollna lallJIC!Jed I JJbarp ~lutnbua . 29 30 .49! 8 Mann won the ,,4,000 Buckeye· ' the wbita· batted DJcttnson !?hh day ol 1967 with 188 to new attack on til• "traltoroUI", 'J!uffalo . 28 29 .491 e InvltaUonal golf tourney with MIDDLEPORT, OHIO wound up '.!lb •. 271 for tho . · follow. . po11ey of the Soviet l1 a 1on 1 Toledo 2S 31 .475 9 nln~H~nder par 54-Mie total four round(' which was nine The moon IS between Its (ull Monday. ' It ailed the "cordlali Jacksonville 27 33 .450 I ZO'I-::.:.·_ _ _ _ _ _ _.l=!!!!!!~~!!l!O!!!~"""'!!!!!OIO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!O!!!!!!!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!d under par. phase and l~st quarter• "" • ~~~~~" between Prell~e•• John· Syracuse 23 3S ·,397 The 111ornmg star IS Satura,ISOD and ,IJovlet Pre$lf Alexei SIUlliey'i J~WJ'Ili "I tried to play the colll1!e Mau\l,Johnaon, dec., to Rus- The evening .•tars art Ven111, N. Kotlycin :as an example. Toledo 14 Toronto2 (tst) '. Ioday," Diclriaeon said. "I sell F, :r6bnson, John Johnson, Mara and Jup1ter. The new attack on Moscow Toronto 6 Toledo 4(2nd) '' figured tile ICOt'et! would SO up Carl R. JOhn8on. LlnlOQ! W. Pullller prize winnlng author cam• 1n an article 1n the auth· Columbus 6 Buffalo 5 (lsi) lecause of tho weather. The Johnaon, Rose A. Connolly, AI- Pearl Buck was born on this oritatlve Peking People!' Daily,[ Columbus 8 Bfio 7 (2nd 16 gree~s were fast but" It , Was fred P. Johnson, Robert C. day iD 1892. outlet of the central commit· Rlchin~P, hJ:acuse I (1st) roug on \he edges. · ' Johnson, Bessie B. Coehran, On this day In history: tee of \he Chlne~~e Communist Richmoitd iS~ 0 {2nd) ....... _ Mildred McElroy, Af!id. I 0 In 1900, Dr. Walter Reed party Rochester ee~J~ck~aa~v~le~4~~~ . k' Good Year D1c mson, a lather of """" Trans. ,.teballllh. · . headed a medical team In a :__.:._'--~-~-"-:-:t==== ;,;o who. will be 40 in September, Gerhi;de w. Ellenwood: campaign to wipe out yellow received a check for $20,700 and lard w Ellenwood by Wendell fever. hf appeared certain tf turning w. Ellenwood, Atty. in Fact. In 1944, the third largest port m hiS best year on thi! tour yet. to William Roy Lawaon, o. of France, Cherbourg, was lhs top year was 153,730 In 1966 Katherine Lawson parcels eo- llherated from the Na.lll by the 1nd ha ba• earned $44.364 In lumbia ' .' AIUes. official money 10 far 1h11 Wllli~m B. Orr, Inez orr, - - - - .h; ; - - - - - leoson. . Pauline 0. Bolin, Charles S. !tal equipmMt W<!te cited MonHe SIITVJVed the final round Bolla to Georse w. Buck, par· day as optimistic factors in U1e challenges of two youngsten eels, Salem. current steel outlook, and overtook young WaYD,'I Paul Bearhs, adm., Lucille ir==="-'~iOa===;..;::;;;::::;;;::::;;;::::;;;::~~~~~~~==~===:;;;;,l Yalei! of Atlanta In Saturday I Hawkins. dec. to Garnet Adkms ·' :0 I ... "CENTRAL" to ALI,-STAR at~::ct.(UPI)--Nancy Dickinson Captures Cleveland Open \ ' tORONTO (UPI)-Jammed Lovely won the iOBth running of the $79,725 Queens·· Plate, the oldest· continually ' run· race in ARL!NGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. North America. (UPil-Dr. Fager won the 39th running of the $106,000 Arlington EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. Classic by 10 lengtha at muddy (UPihTexas Marty Fleckmen Arlington Park. fired a 68 lor ·a 54-hoi• total of "Take my &ood 1ide!" 200 to triumph in the Northeast NEW YORK (UPI)-Qulllo Invitational Amateur Golf Tour· by Queen triumphed In the $131,700 nament PGA victory In flve Coaching Club American Oaks winning the $U3.500 Clevelemd[l Open Tournament with a 72-hole Sunda:r RIC· WATKINS GJ.Etl, N.Y. (UP[) total of 271. ICE, ICE CRE'.AM, I I { ' tJ B · ad. ·••ny . ' . -~ ~ 1.' \t ; ~··-·1.1tl.~~l. �·' ' •, I ,, • ; .• "! ' agency, or ali gray ftannel 1 an- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!i~ gels .. Donald O'Connor • be· r. ·~U , ·:~ ina p~Ked lor an evef1'4ayti1111 blinds JUlie lit when ljJ to d y and ,pl'l!'~lr~~~~ 1 • • " • · • 1'\' shaw, li. Ia t~ CJrson·Bish· Herman'• 23-p~eca frew thun- new, ""' 1 1 NEW YORK - At John ly" eborus gal Am~ll- Haas got eel attention even for her stand· op • Griffin - Do1Jilll debates ders in; follo~ed by tha Glen~ .-'·1 ~1~~~~~~; Wh le' Fl I r d I d . h j b d It ... be I . . . . . Miller Band ( roay de Franco s Lrei sEan JJ!1 1 resds or o esp e or may"" · n Emily )ancy, JUSt Signed for .. )VInJe he'a "Waikinl Hap. conducting) lnd the Jimmy lor dea gner us stevez confl • cauae she replied to a query G,arge Seaton's N. Y..fllmed py" In L.~ .• marvei0111 .little Dorse orchestr ElM ba.tt ell ed he'd just encountered h Is about "theatrical exper)ence, "What's So Bail AbOut Feeling British alar N"orUt~D Wisclom 1 adl y) a · e g 1 0 wife Betty - for the ~rst. time with "Jonathan Winters once Good" · .. rv· fans'vo 8een her loane,l his $25,000 Bentley limo nc · ~:;, Iillill't i_n months . .. Dorothy Lamour, gave me hla au!OCTI!Jlh" .. ·.. on Merv Griffin'• cbattortlion. to his pal Clllrley Comer, host Hywel (pronounced, by h t·m e1 ' JUSt back from filmini an "I "Hallelujah Baby" Isn't much David Black reports h•'• boen of the Jolly Sixpence .. That "Hewell," but in bon 11 t·to- the U. Spy" segment, grieved; "I play- of a musical except for Leslie offered the entire $450,1100 fi·, saloon wisdom'll Itt Norm bet- Welsh as "Howl") Bel) nett, ton'l .'f;lliJ!~EJ.~! ed an Ara' - how's that I o r Uggams' wow •, preaence. but nancing for hit upcomlni Geo. ter tables. ma~lna hie debut In "The fa~~~o ~ ~~~~=~·~1_ba_d_tim....:..ln::.g'_"_:.. · ..~·_'..:'"..:•.:..Uo..:.,_Do __l·.::.·:::;~:.:•:..lie:...'s:...::.gl..:lt_te_rin_:g:-.ofa~ll..,ou..:.t;.s;:.p•:...r~k·_M:.:·.:..·.:.C::oh:::a:::n..:m=us:::ICJ::::I;:... ~ Y_::•n::....:ad lly Way" listed his "Interests In there , .. 1_ •. Bert Convy sat by his ~Bent lite" for his Warner film bioi siul on ..,"wl'·• H'wood phone for months afler as "pubs, theatre and birds;" might design !'".,,. 11 , his TV series flopped and final· birds meaning girls Accl· semble ' ly ~nd gladly •hilled to Bdwy. dential great publici!~ . . '!he drews' for a star role in the L'Onsequently packed Israeli Ca· life of Get'tr~>de "Cabaret;" now t h at It's I It Sahbra pickettld by A r 1 b • cbael chorlitled Now arronp the elrelod lello!t to form !ht aurprfao ana"ar, If BY WILLIAIII S. WHIT!': eaucrat not in the least ontitled as remain upon the scene. smash, Bert's rec'd four firm l·.;•==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;=====;ir;;;;i;;;;a,.;;;~lllll!!li• IUfiHitd b7 the abevo eartooa. WASHINGTON - Whatever to arraign lirael or any other A ed ef e t "t h s him offe" · · · Wolves - none II the outcome of all the current wer '~ r erenc s o e . I of the Copa gtrls are going stea· 5~~ THESE IN OUR ' . po . G... as though he were the PIT!· dy: so steady, !elias, and g0• post • martens and maneuve1·· bodoment of all grace and w1s His presumptuousness has, at 1 . .·1 go-go .. The famed old swing ~- · u lngs in the United Nations over long last, kicked back; and for dom and ultimate truth, a . fl. cathedr~J, The Meadowbrook at p p ·~ ': II all f IIM1' IMIIYO' PANTIY the Middle E as I, enormous the first time he is being c 11 t gure mcomparably above grub- , Cedar Grove, N. J .. now 8 Din· gains for com1110n sense aris· . F , h , by national leHdcr<, have bt•en : Th . t · · . IUWII lg fronm Israel's military vic· down to sl<e. or year., e 1oas · . . , ner eatre 1ea unng mus1ca 1 "' 1· taken openly partisan pooitions, rnough to pop the e)e~ of 1'"' shows. switches back to Name 2 Piece 3 Piece ... tory and the llrm u1plomacy of t bl . hi . t- , tlB. k , >ervile onlookCJ's on the E a s t the United States are here to no a Y 10 8 persiS en. a c ' a· , . Worry of LIVING ROOM IE.D ROOM sta upon the United States In Viet- mr. ~ /~bile understanding"of what nam and his echoing of the And for a final good measm·e. lhe u. N. Is and, much more Communist ltn~ that the lnva- the United Nalions debate has Sllpplnt or lrrltatlnt7 importantly, what it is not, has ston of South Voetna~ by Nort~: provided a long delayed expos· Do•'l"" ,., ...,,,... bfiOOHt•~• ' taken 8 great leap forward. It y1etnam is only I .civil war , ure of Charles de Gaulle of :;::~~u"':!t.d:f't:! f.:u;~bJ~~ SOFA COMPLETE ~---by BEDS _ _ is a useful forum for the venti· Jn whlch the Amer1cans a r e, France, whose gra~ping f o r a 111rlnltle a u~tl1 rABTDTH ou. your BUNk BEDS_ lation of nationa-l emotlons and mere bad interventionists. French · · ~randeur'' that new:~r =~iJ:1~ 1• : ; : , "~~ Helen: national propaganda and f 0 r ~ny perc~ptive visitor to the existed has made him the most ::U~c~~~;~~~~=~·= ~o:t De Jle1eft( what Winston Churchill called Umted Nations over the years irresponsibli~ st~te-sman this ! ~~~~;~:td=~~18~t~~! r,':. TWIN SIZE ar. Those parlor games lor mar· "jaw-jaw" or talk-talk, ' as an could not have failed to no l e side of the Bamboo curtain. I G;;FlaTilllTH ohll "'"''"""""'· HOLLYWOOD laml!VIag wil!l • nry nice ried people can lead to trouble. alternative to "war-war." that u Thant has been treatedl.-===========---'------fellow. W. bavi on• dau;hter two years ago my wile It ill however very far from by many delegates and by a and lll't upecllna our second. and I were Invited to a party hoi~ ;, tnfalllable, and It Is considerable part of the perm a· I child 10011. II••• blm very <¥ter s few. drinks, someone quite as capable of injustice nent press.there With an absurdOPTOMETRIST much but ' suggested a game wherein the and . crude log·rolling as is any ly exaggeratl!ll deferen"': nev. .lit warn. hil two •hildren loser would get a public span.k· other political bo..ty. er. showr: _to mere pres1de_"ts, Office Hours; 9 to 12, 2 to jl .(Close at.'Noon on MIDDLEPORT, 0. from lila a-will 1o be w II b ing by all the members of tne Israel, for one illustration, pnme mm1sters or such kmgs Thurs. - East Court1it:, Pometoy · · Oil CD . 0 ,¥.' -~"' ' , .f...,. . !If · ~ . u . 1' ' . •- l ' ' •. , ·' ,- , I <-' 1 ' \o ' / 'I I .. ) ,' ' .;I Sl. LoW~ ~ by v111ue 'lf \hat the 21-yeiii'Oid brolber of Loula twlc!e.i·hlld ilk, Atlanta .appearaqce ~f , year. muscle. PhU Nlekro pilebed • dally doublt .aw.eep .ovtr Phll Nlekro, Atlanta, rellef ace, whipped New , York ·2, Pit· Don Lock went o a ~ttingl one-hit bail over the fJnal \IU'ee 1 Leo ~er ~ ~ hundt, Hou1too t.1 and 6-0.' ' bad pild!ed a complete ;arne, ~p tld&ed , secimd·plaCjl r~mpage against ' the Cards as IDnlnga to pmervt Pat Jri• and J~ Nlekro cubed the Durocher, W!lo baa been matchlnl \he t.at of BW Handa ClnciiUiatl 6-4 and Loa Ane&les ·the Phillie• $D,pped ·St. Louis' seventh triumph. wiDniDg ticket as the ~0 ~own to consult the form In the opener. Handa allowed nipped . San FrancisCo 2-1 In seven.game .lilnnlng streak, Matty Aiou, wbo bad three Cubs reaped · their ~lggest aheets .in the past, pul Ids f1ve A1lro hila In lhat one while qj,ber NL ~~ea. Lock collected six bits, lnc!ud- hits, and Manny Jimenez, payoR In four yearb. money Qn ~~ Joe Nlekro m col.lectlns two of his own. MfpneJPia defl!&ted lba Chica· 1n1 a two-run homer in each 'purchased from Columbu$ the The Cuba, the darkest borsea the nightcap although Rich Nye The twin victories raised the go Whit• Sox, the American game, drove~ aix runs, scOred prev!oos day, broke a 1·1 to make a run .at, the National ~~ the •lcheduled starler. Cubs' record ie _38-28. The Cu~ X..•IUe leadm, 3-1, New York four and stole a ba'e in . the deadlcok with slxth-innhig · hoLea g u • Penn ant In ages, Nlekro led from start to finish finished a solid loth m the 10. tripped Detroit s-z,- Boston twinbill. mers as the Plralei! topped tho stretched their winning streak. Ill tossing a three-bit shutout, team leaguelaat year. They are battered ()teveland "'J, Balli· ' Homel'l Ia Two · $lumping Reds. Bob Veale, wbo to s1x sames, the longest aince the first ol his major league currently third. more wailo~ Was11!9gtim 8-3 I His .homer In the fifth tnriing neecled Mimi }J!!lp from AI 1963, Sunday ~d drew withul career. Phillie• WID Two and Callfornls clipped Kansas of the first game was the .McBean and. J'ilan Pizarro to four lengths of tho pacesetting It also marktld the first lime Philadelphia knocked off St. City 4-3. . decisive blow as ~lin Bunning nail down his ninth win, drove By lOB GERGEN VPt 8P.Grll Wrller .. Nlekro, wbo pitched out of a posted hill seventh victory and! in the ev~ntual winning run in bases-loaded, !)one out,· situslloa he staked the Phlls to a 2-6 load tte ieventh with an Infield out. b1 the second.' was ably in the flrst • . lnnlng of the · Len Gabrielson's pln~h l)ngle supported by old prO, Ernie nightcap wjth bls eighth boiner. with two out in tho ninth scored Banks, who collected foor hits, Clete Boyer, once an .oui'man Willie Davis '!rom soeond base amoo the~ hill 131b _9d Utb with the Ya.nkees, drove in all and enabltld the Dodgers' Don homers, and drove iD fGUI' runa., four runs iii -'tlanta's victory Drysale to even Ids record at Hands held Houston hitless over the Meta with 1 double and · 7·7. Fra~k Linzy, who oltched lor l~ve Innings and struck 0111 two singles before being re. the ninth, suffered bis fifth loss five m only his second starting mbved In the flftb with a pulled in eight decisions. It T~o~e ~· WITH THE BIG Si'I'.TION W/>60N"· 'NHJi: 00 THEY 10 'T'I<E PICNIC'!' A MEDIUfolo.· f":=..JL..~ '-~':=~ SIZED BAG OF POTATO CHIPS"• Weekend Subrts Summary . By United Press lnteraatloaal SaturGu SHAWNEE -on ·DELAWARE Pa. (UP!) Hale Irwin of the University of Colorado, won the National Collegiate Athletic Association golf championship with a 72-bole score of 288. WHILE THE ' COUPLE. wrm THE UTTLE SPORTS JOB, TI-lEY UJC> KEGS OF 51Jt)5, . FREEZER AND WI'N HWE 'IOU. . . WHOLE -HOUSE "' &:: ' i' AIR CONDITIONtNG ' . Oaly $429 \ ADD AN ' "'n''•e Systo; YDVI' Prfltnt Australian John Newcombe won the women's ~d men's singles titles at tile Londop crass court temiis to~enl. · · :C.ur:• \• NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS UNTft. JULT ", 1967: Alto _,nablt' 011..,HA terms - t o S ~ ID J1C1J. At low aa $10.60 •onrta. . evening. cause !he showed the guts and Welltopped going around with the power to defend herself, this crowd, but now comes U1e by arms, from Soviet • backed aftermath. As In rvery m a r· Nasser Egypt and S y r i a. In rlage; there lre occasional short, the United Nations h a 1 fights In ours. ~e are b o t h never been able to "keep the European, and were brought up peace." except insofar as great to expect spankin1s at h o m e powers were themselves deter· and school. So now my wife In· mined to keep it - as in this &Jsts !bat apologies a r .e n o t case were the United states enough - the m a t e In I h e and Soviet Russia. wrong should receive a caning Also now demonstrated to ev- ~ from the mate who wss II the en the most clicbe • ridden right. I remonstrated at first minds is that the SecrelBry , but she· was •4ai'nant, and I Ge~ral of the United Nations rot the first application of the lJ Thant of. Burma, is precisely cane. what he has really always been edl . rt' . The lirst time my wife admit- · - a suppos y 1mpa 1a1 cJvJ 1 ted she was at fault, 1 wonted sorvant w the United Nations to fOJiet the whole'·thing b·u t whose b1as agaJllllt Western In· llhe wouldn't let me. Really, lt'l leresis bas long baen obvious .I, lworkirig line. and whose tendency to usurp , power hail long been patent. By Wa)'lll G. Brandstadt, M.D. ~JJ&rrlage is as sweet ~nd 1 It was U Thant who on his The aftermath of many a hannoitl~us as: ever. but Ol!ce own oignaled the go ·ahead to picnic, whether it. be in m 1 while tills unusual punish- Egypt and Syria for action a· woods or lD your own b a c ment is meted out. Art we gamst Israel by abruptly with· yard, is food poisoning. T h wrong? - V.O. and C.O. drawing United Nations buffer trouble often results from Dear V and C. forces f.rom the Gaza Strip al parln& food witb handa t h a If yor marriage 11 "sweet Nasser's demand. At the very have cuts Infected with staphy· ~nd harmlinio•Jslv\" anvthin~ · y· mi,nimum he could bave bought lococcl, tht COIMJOII pus . to keep It that way· should time by referring the Issue back er. Thla germ mey alao enter be nobody's business but your IQ his proper masters, lthe Unitthe food if the hands preparing own . but drn't disturb the ed Nations General Assembly. it have touched )h• ·nose. n•lghbors! ~ H. , ~ Not ·an his logic-chopping since · As .tht gerDII multiply In Helen: · has attered this central reality. food, IIley Produce~ poison This column Is '\l~lcated : to It ha!!'lieen U Thant, too. who , causes vomilinl and family living, so If 'you're hav· in attempted sell-justification " If you let the contaminated kid trouble or j~ pI a has ,taken the'· Uilexampled step stand for as little u two trouble, lei Helen bflp YOU. of injecting himself personally at room temperature a will also welcoin~ .yo qr into the General Assembl,y's de· concentration of the polson amustna experience~. A"' bate as though he were a rep· ' result. Once the polson has for. dress Helep Bolle! in care of reentative of a sovereign named it c~nnot be destroyed. this newspaper. tiop instead of \Vhat be Is. In refrtaeratii!JI. Thorough eooklns truttl - an International bur- . - FOREMAN & ABBOTT . o.r, I ( \ ~veport, Ib~rge i .. l .~ . •r J ONE DAY SHIRT SERVIa Robinson's Oeanen 3 ROOMS New ONLY IJI!fiJxJ Down - latanoo "' ""-·•to........,." r.,,. MASON FURNITURI MUON. w. co. VA. and Tlri We'N a '"' mODtbs ahllltl, 01 oar Jndlctloa ••·, llut .._. amlncfer· NOW · .... ,.__ • l ..._,_ • • "'" to CliO JUUr A•hl•ad Oll Di11r1bu11x~ lmlllp for a •• , Ex. 775x15 to 845x15 . ... II J $. 1 00 More Wh1weust 1 and Rec~ppablt Tire Plua fed. Ell. Tu . , . GIBSON · com· I dil!nthe diahd . !)nse ffJ{ at ~' ' ... . ' ; ~ . ~. 041,1!1 B~OWN. Ae•nt Highway ~ 1\U . s. 0 '·• f'hOiill l. - f . ~21t6, . ·I fA ., • 0 ' ~ ,, '· r.l '' .·' ' rl ...~ .... . 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Brlnl potato cblpa In· stead of potato aalad, frankfur· ten Instead of chicken ealad and ~es or raw fruit ln•tead of cultlll'ds, eream puffs or eclain. Canned loodo don't re. quln refrigeration but they 1ould not be opened until they are to be eerved. Q- Caa ellllllluaicable disease be transmitted through the use of the common communion ch81lceT cap dishet be made free Ill genj\1 by hand-~ashtng 1" q pu~''• eatlnc olaoe' 1 - Talleratll01il and other •mmiDlil.'llble dilleases can !ransmllled by the use of commou tlrinkit11 'Jl!sael. · Man"'! wash~ ·of eating utmslls re permitted 1D puWc .restau. ranta a'nd bl11'1 .provl!led a 111ree-1 ~- iink 'II , Ullllll. l The tllm~ ot tilt water bt ilie 'tlrit '0 s . I 1 ~~?!:s:m::;::ccj Award-Bronze' Med ..·a· I fULL 4 PLY NYLON WRAP AROUND TREAD 775x14 95 825x14 Plus Fed• • • • In 1 :~~~ 1 Docro,ft SAVS er Forecast: ,'. If your next popular-pr·lce car.:-. -~ d0esn t I00k t h·s ' ' I g00d ' • n't t hIs • bI•g .· and Is jl He wanll to get a house big enough for all of II!. Ha aay• h~ doNn'l cart for her, but I'm afraid II lha lives here, he'll gel ro liking ber spin. He lhinkll abe'II be I help to me and the baby, II 1he'1 a good cook and bou.!ekeeper. rm • b I e to help myself, and I eook fIn e. what 'MJIIId J011 advlse?WOR· RIED Dru 1l'llrrlellr Tell 111m ~ m1117 tD o k s ,wou~d llpOll this troth-no hou~• ·~ btl taougll for one man 1 two families. Bull flrmarrlall, le(allzetyourrleomt• moo aw ge a 1 p va a, unpubllclzed ~eremony y 0 u r minister wlR parform. _ H. '""'re "- BAKER FURNITURE .. ~------~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~ ::'!!e::::th~~m~ ~~~!~~::~:~ee~:~n·t~a: ~~e~u~~:e:::~u~~v~~~~;ya~: '*' · I · 1 acre, Sa h·.. Houaton I Cburcb of' ChriSt, 1 0 and sa:.' E. Sellers, Vy\ice La., were the challengers, but Sellers to Leonard Dailey. ~knever got closer than tbree 111 Dailey, 33\0 acres. Lebanon. ro. es. Lorry Morrison, Sabra Morrl-11 Dickinson, who had only one son to David Hill, Linda mu, boey going Into the final round, Lots Racine ran Into trouble, JIO'Sibly due to william McHaffie Reva Jane an abrupt change In tbe McHaffie to Judith Kay wqther: and recorded t~ i lfalfie, ~reels, Middleport. bo,ey IJves just beforo making Beulah Circle, John C1rc le, Gilbert Hayes, Agnes Hay u, Jerry Hayes: Essie Elizabeth Hawk, Genevieve Quillen, C!l!ford Deck.,., F.t•loH I Decker to Ernest A. Wlng•tl, Maxine Spencer W!Dgett, ""'''" You get our usual fiof eels, SuUon. siiJ'Vice' ll!ld finishing. ---OV'IWOK GOOD •In .t9,out at 5 CLEVELAND (UPJ) ducllon ol raw material llnillbed 100111 Inventories by manufacturing consumers, and 216 E. 2nd ~meroy 1 I)IUrlln requlremontt tor cap. ·- - - ---- --· =: ~ 0 ~~~-~a~~~~~~~~~si~ -~and~~ h:oestlgal: how """ • COitl MOW to ho..,. whole efr OOtocllllonlt'll lor .,.,.... hotMI C:ontroHod eli- ., )I'Dtlr 11 ftttle ""'"' "'"" what .,.,.. " I d Ill """ lor 1- or 2-1'00111 onhwl Whol1 !lou. alo- 0111i<llllo"h"' help, _keep """'' homo cleaner, len ltumld, ....,.. J>OIIeoo free. Out oyt""" h com,111&1) •f'Rdsiil, tfeaft.. reltabW . houoe Property Tr"ansfers Gables H Open.Bl FALSE TEETH SUITES - $119 SUITES .. ·. 1 N. W. COMPTON, O.D. 1 . third round smce to pull downCoral bill Hall, Lot, Middleport. firlt nctory tho 11112 Lawrence Reed to Bradlord ~---~a;,MI BEDS 1 M• BUDGET I. Helen Bottel __ Here's What You Get! I I HELE~ HELP US! •· 1 1 1 ......_1IIIIIIr)" ~( United Pms Intemadonal :the turn on tho par 70, 1,611-166's in the first two rounds. hey of Dallas, Tex. and -Mark Donohue of Stony CLEVELAND (UP!) - Lean yard -'urora course But he · · ____ .._ __ Brook N.Y drove his Lola RE!.\IS, France (UP!) . . .· . ' But the 25 • year • old Yates, ' ' ., · Fre hmen J e Schlesser a d and lanky Gardner Dickinson, parred the second rune m 35 to ! h d '!ted "I don't k In IIHII, ll!e United States Chevrolet to victory In the 200. nc . o n who will never be both lit and win goin away as expectedlwh\:. m~. . ht put 1 ~:w began OPeration of the BerUn mile 20th annual Walkins Glen Guy L1ter piloted their Ford 40, struck a big blow for the challenges from Barber, Blan- 1 ~ ~ts~ ~~~';! ri~ the final Airlift to bypass Soviet block- Grand Prix with a winning time 1 Mark II to victory In the 121 veterana of 11le pro tour by .!.'lis, Yates and Arnold Palmer ds 'and h d •4 th !' 1 ading of the western sector of of one hour 53 minutes and 24.4 hour Reims sports car endur· picking up a hef~ check in the failed to develop. ~~~to finish~ a ~~th-pl~c:~~. \he city. seconds. ance race ,with a record~.... ••1111 , lnclsa . . I ' ' J, .,..,,..,_tllaell,, $103 500 Cleveland Open. Favorite Loses Out 'th Palmer nd Cob' I -breaking av~rage speed of ' . . at 278 WI a 1e .fZ1 24 'I h --~-1 II MoaJ D' kinson ell dill ed The sen!Jmental favonte iD Lerange I A thought for the day- CLEVELAND (UPI)-Gard· I m1 es per our. IC • a w ~n on 1the. Lourney was Slim Yates, · .• German philosopher Arthur ner Dickinaon scOred hia first Pholli,H4-4550 hr 311-year-old veteran of 18 profes- who resembfed a aomewhat U.S. Oyen champion Jack Schopenhauer said· "The funPARIS (UP!) - Phaeton liD IJDAU•DW FS!WUE :~o~~aso;"J::{ed; 1 at younger Gardner Dickinson. Nicklaus, apparently In a: damental fault of. the female lntemallonal Leape SlandiDgJ scored a two-length triumph in c e tryYC~ b S dsw';. ' Yalei! tlll'prised everybody by letdown after the previoua character Is that it has no sense By United Pless Iate'nallonol the 9oth running of the $280,000 ,::n ~to un ay 1 bwm 1 • scoring a pair of.!our under par week, flnlsbed far down the 11&1. of justice." W, · L. Pet. Gil Grand Prix of Paris for three' annu urnamen y a at ---Rochester . 38 23 .1!23 ... year-olds. lour strokes. Tile Alm•aae Traltoi'Olll TOronto 30 26 .53ll 51> .llespit. lhootlng a par It, b1s elg~ . By Ulllled Preaalatemall011ll HONG,JtONIJ, (UP!)- Com- !Uc~: , 33 _29 .53! .51> CINCINN-'TI (UPI) - Carol wor_st round of thli Wuraament, . Today Ia MOIIday, June:., the mUDist Ollna lallJIC!Jed I JJbarp ~lutnbua . 29 30 .49! 8 Mann won the ,,4,000 Buckeye· ' the wbita· batted DJcttnson !?hh day ol 1967 with 188 to new attack on til• "traltoroUI", 'J!uffalo . 28 29 .491 e InvltaUonal golf tourney with MIDDLEPORT, OHIO wound up '.!lb •. 271 for tho . · follow. . po11ey of the Soviet l1 a 1on 1 Toledo 2S 31 .475 9 nln~H~nder par 54-Mie total four round(' which was nine The moon IS between Its (ull Monday. ' It ailed the "cordlali Jacksonville 27 33 .450 I ZO'I-::.:.·_ _ _ _ _ _ _.l=!!!!!!~~!!l!O!!!~"""'!!!!!OIO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!O!!!!!!!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!d under par. phase and l~st quarter• "" • ~~~~~" between Prell~e•• John· Syracuse 23 3S ·,397 The 111ornmg star IS Satura,ISOD and ,IJovlet Pre$lf Alexei SIUlliey'i J~WJ'Ili "I tried to play the colll1!e Mau\l,Johnaon, dec., to Rus- The evening .•tars art Ven111, N. Kotlycin :as an example. Toledo 14 Toronto2 (tst) '. Ioday," Diclriaeon said. "I sell F, :r6bnson, John Johnson, Mara and Jup1ter. The new attack on Moscow Toronto 6 Toledo 4(2nd) '' figured tile ICOt'et! would SO up Carl R. JOhn8on. LlnlOQ! W. Pullller prize winnlng author cam• 1n an article 1n the auth· Columbus 6 Buffalo 5 (lsi) lecause of tho weather. The Johnaon, Rose A. Connolly, AI- Pearl Buck was born on this oritatlve Peking People!' Daily,[ Columbus 8 Bfio 7 (2nd 16 gree~s were fast but" It , Was fred P. Johnson, Robert C. day iD 1892. outlet of the central commit· Rlchin~P, hJ:acuse I (1st) roug on \he edges. · ' Johnson, Bessie B. Coehran, On this day In history: tee of \he Chlne~~e Communist Richmoitd iS~ 0 {2nd) ....... _ Mildred McElroy, Af!id. I 0 In 1900, Dr. Walter Reed party Rochester ee~J~ck~aa~v~le~4~~~ . k' Good Year D1c mson, a lather of """" Trans. ,.teballllh. · . headed a medical team In a :__.:._'--~-~-"-:-:t==== ;,;o who. will be 40 in September, Gerhi;de w. Ellenwood: campaign to wipe out yellow received a check for $20,700 and lard w Ellenwood by Wendell fever. hf appeared certain tf turning w. Ellenwood, Atty. in Fact. In 1944, the third largest port m hiS best year on thi! tour yet. to William Roy Lawaon, o. of France, Cherbourg, was lhs top year was 153,730 In 1966 Katherine Lawson parcels eo- llherated from the Na.lll by the 1nd ha ba• earned $44.364 In lumbia ' .' AIUes. official money 10 far 1h11 Wllli~m B. Orr, Inez orr, - - - - .h; ; - - - - - leoson. . Pauline 0. Bolin, Charles S. !tal equipmMt W<!te cited MonHe SIITVJVed the final round Bolla to Georse w. Buck, par· day as optimistic factors in U1e challenges of two youngsten eels, Salem. current steel outlook, and overtook young WaYD,'I Paul Bearhs, adm., Lucille ir==="-'~iOa===;..;::;;;::::;;;::::;;;::::;;;::~~~~~~~==~===:;;;;,l Yalei! of Atlanta In Saturday I Hawkins. dec. to Garnet Adkms ·' :0 I ... "CENTRAL" to ALI,-STAR at~::ct.(UPI)--Nancy Dickinson Captures Cleveland Open \ ' tORONTO (UPI)-Jammed Lovely won the iOBth running of the $79,725 Queens·· Plate, the oldest· continually ' run· race in ARL!NGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. North America. (UPil-Dr. Fager won the 39th running of the $106,000 Arlington EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. Classic by 10 lengtha at muddy (UPihTexas Marty Fleckmen Arlington Park. fired a 68 lor ·a 54-hoi• total of "Take my &ood 1ide!" 200 to triumph in the Northeast NEW YORK (UPI)-Qulllo Invitational Amateur Golf Tour· by Queen triumphed In the $131,700 nament PGA victory In flve Coaching Club American Oaks winning the $U3.500 Clevelemd[l Open Tournament with a 72-hole Sunda:r RIC· WATKINS GJ.Etl, N.Y. (UP[) total of 271. ICE, ICE CRE'.AM, I I { ' tJ B · ad. ·••ny . ' . -~ ~ 1.' \t ; ~··-·1.1tl.~~l. �'\ '· ' ' ·~- 1 . • -?)!''• BARNEY GOOGll ""d SNUFFY SMITH t .. •AUIY. ' ' . 8JWf,H. 1D IIIIa bath llooor apartment. Mid- Pomeroy. LDealed lD lot. Pboae ...... - I ' •' Contai:f: ·· CHARLES Ll$LE ':· ' Syracuse, O~io · .for ,.-,.._'Eiti.h.tK: i · . eA!ill!,t\'~llin Awn1111• J'IJRNISIIED • room IDCI ~~==1·~~~ llliW8'H. (' ""' . · & 7 Uc Large • ' , . "' ·· HICUT lltCKI!al· , .GA&,a. e'A~Inum Siding ·e;Aiuml""m R•lllllfl• 1 &Aluminum Windows l!.Dool'a· &Car Ports , · • Patlell . e Blowp l,n lnaul1tlon · Elmer E. I 23 Uc . or Call Collect 53~81 'II White, ~l-i 5.0. 4t~ St., DICK RAWIJNGs ·t.wlingsH.-~• < WY'Nin Ironton ·. RepmantaHv, ln,:l'hla Ana 21)'-YIIrl ·For .;:; ...V• .V.: JC!~,nsCJn & Son. IIIII!DLIP,ORT, OHIO _ NONDER MAINlANr', , LI'L P.IINER ARW1vmAT ·"' • _m·:.:. 4th lve;,,Hu~..tlton ' • .- Tllf L ~ASEI> ALEUTIAN I!!IAHP 11C<LY "fR:S:Y ANt7 NATCWCRL~. wbo passed away year ago today, June 26, ~ missed by his wilE, and by a, al. Five years experience 'wltb N. Y. stale's beat. · 0'· Comtor's Tree and SeiY!ce. Cheater, Ohio. Phone 1H47. ~. Brother!, e 25 &tp ' " enil Motor ,_ Ohio Boat License · dren. • #' SCHWA~LMARINE '' ' .., ) ' ..., TIME IN SETTING UP ~ wHEEL ·. . ' 6 25 I .JO APPIJANCE BOSPITAJ;. lGiul M. JIAI~ea, 3rd St, Masou, W. Va. .. ..1 Zl lie HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE. 667.3370 ' ' "' /,, eear · eTI'UCk ~a Hilt• · : Con' 'e!IUII!IoMr • AUGNMENT 1l!EIR U.F.O, WATCH IN& . 5TATIOf( eAftrTyJI' · AND KEITH GOBil FORD ' BRAKE SERVICE ed outside, five acres, In ersville. Call .992-11021. ~W.I step.dllldren and Kl,'":ze''dehl,ll!l- 1 HAWEL~TNO AD' ERJENCED ·., ~- AH'LLCHOOSE WHAT ANV 100 PERCENT RED·BLOODED ~-(1 AMERICAN eo-; HGRCOHOI<[6 For Sale ... , . fHF. BORN LOSER BLAmNARS PhOne 992-21.., Pomeroy - - --· ··· - -- II• ART SANSOM - 1 LCN~ ~IJ.Ut;l!! IT lll11~ ,)(J{ TOM~ 6~1o~i~b H~ARTI,_,_ __ WINNi! WINKLE Rull:statli For LUCKilY, NO ONE NOtice KNOWS THAT IM ~N N IE WINKli:S DAUGHTER, .---/-, '"·.. . _ _ _ .. liii .. I:ILr..IN. f No. - ---- .,.__ __,_ -- ·-----=~ .... I MIJST LeAR N ~ 5EW 3E-AUTIFUlLY;,1 HAVE A hi!MilY TRADITION 70 UPHO!()! .)1~ - ..,.~. 6y HOWrf. ~tf'MEIOER IF H!; PICK';; ()P f-11 5 OWN CHE:CK O ~E IN MJ HI LE: HE FE£L'H £'S TR f ATI "-lG ! WANTED Carriers Needed For Pomeroy Apply At The D1ily Sentinel Offiw 110 Mechmlc ft. By MERRILL BLOSSER . ~lnLE. ORPHAN AHNIE .. ,. .. ' By HAROLD • · .J ,. NOW TAKING APPUCAnONS FOR CARRIERS ALUYOO. Y'SAY GUZ WANtt US T'COME TO A IN MIDDLEPORT • .' CONFJiRENCE? GRAY :; • ,,", • ' , 1· I , .. ·ay V, T. HAMLIN M£, NErrHER .., ll-!Al'S WHAT Mll.kES ME SUSPICIOUS/ ' Contld F•y• Manley Middleport Employment wanr•• " DICK . ' TRACY ·-, . ....... , ~•. I ' . · By. CHE!!YER Q9ULD : ·~ f . . , ~ ~ P\ · futUre an bt :Youn• . wit~ $too weekly gu•rbfnefits; cOmpany v. · !'lf.rch•ndi.. fu~l•hed. t o•~"' WEEK MAIL TO PP ZW Q3ZVct.-JHZIIII'J. AJ.JClfi'B·B Sl'r .... C!q11<11 l<t ....... .ABIIIIICIDI . . . . . . Ill Jll' WJIICB A CARMfOX. . . . •en*OI),-va:nLta , •• •. r • ·-ZJI8JIJ'ooi-·• ... • )1~ N '( , •.· j, IIPI\- l '.' ' .l ' . )_ ' \ .•• -'1 ' ' ' ~~ 80!( .. •' 45760 I .• .I~- :l"t' ' .•' ,, ( 'f'~ ' �'\ '· ' ' ·~- 1 . • -?)!''• BARNEY GOOGll ""d SNUFFY SMITH t .. •AUIY. ' ' . 8JWf,H. 1D IIIIa bath llooor apartment. Mid- Pomeroy. LDealed lD lot. Pboae ...... - I ' •' Contai:f: ·· CHARLES Ll$LE ':· ' Syracuse, O~io · .for ,.-,.._'Eiti.h.tK: i · . eA!ill!,t\'~llin Awn1111• J'IJRNISIIED • room IDCI ~~==1·~~~ llliW8'H. (' ""' . · & 7 Uc Large • ' , . "' ·· HICUT lltCKI!al· , .GA&,a. e'A~Inum Siding ·e;Aiuml""m R•lllllfl• 1 &Aluminum Windows l!.Dool'a· &Car Ports , · • Patlell . e Blowp l,n lnaul1tlon · Elmer E. I 23 Uc . or Call Collect 53~81 'II White, ~l-i 5.0. 4t~ St., DICK RAWIJNGs ·t.wlingsH.-~• < WY'Nin Ironton ·. RepmantaHv, ln,:l'hla Ana 21)'-YIIrl ·For .;:; ...V• .V.: JC!~,nsCJn & Son. IIIII!DLIP,ORT, OHIO _ NONDER MAINlANr', , LI'L P.IINER ARW1vmAT ·"' • _m·:.:. 4th lve;,,Hu~..tlton ' • .- Tllf L ~ASEI> ALEUTIAN I!!IAHP 11C<LY "fR:S:Y ANt7 NATCWCRL~. wbo passed away year ago today, June 26, ~ missed by his wilE, and by a, al. Five years experience 'wltb N. Y. stale's beat. · 0'· Comtor's Tree and SeiY!ce. Cheater, Ohio. Phone 1H47. ~. Brother!, e 25 &tp ' " enil Motor ,_ Ohio Boat License · dren. • #' SCHWA~LMARINE '' ' .., ) ' ..., TIME IN SETTING UP ~ wHEEL ·. . ' 6 25 I .JO APPIJANCE BOSPITAJ;. lGiul M. JIAI~ea, 3rd St, Masou, W. Va. .. ..1 Zl lie HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE. 667.3370 ' ' "' /,, eear · eTI'UCk ~a Hilt• · : Con' 'e!IUII!IoMr • AUGNMENT 1l!EIR U.F.O, WATCH IN& . 5TATIOf( eAftrTyJI' · AND KEITH GOBil FORD ' BRAKE SERVICE ed outside, five acres, In ersville. Call .992-11021. ~W.I step.dllldren and Kl,'":ze''dehl,ll!l- 1 HAWEL~TNO AD' ERJENCED ·., ~- AH'LLCHOOSE WHAT ANV 100 PERCENT RED·BLOODED ~-(1 AMERICAN eo-; HGRCOHOI<[6 For Sale ... , . fHF. BORN LOSER BLAmNARS PhOne 992-21.., Pomeroy - - --· ··· - -- II• ART SANSOM - 1 LCN~ ~IJ.Ut;l!! IT lll11~ ,)(J{ TOM~ 6~1o~i~b H~ARTI,_,_ __ WINNi! WINKLE Rull:statli For LUCKilY, NO ONE NOtice KNOWS THAT IM ~N N IE WINKli:S DAUGHTER, .---/-, '"·.. . _ _ _ .. liii .. I:ILr..IN. f No. - ---- .,.__ __,_ -- ·-----=~ .... I MIJST LeAR N ~ 5EW 3E-AUTIFUlLY;,1 HAVE A hi!MilY TRADITION 70 UPHO!()! .)1~ - ..,.~. 6y HOWrf. ~tf'MEIOER IF H!; PICK';; ()P f-11 5 OWN CHE:CK O ~E IN MJ HI LE: HE FE£L'H £'S TR f ATI "-lG ! WANTED Carriers Needed For Pomeroy Apply At The D1ily Sentinel Offiw 110 Mechmlc ft. By MERRILL BLOSSER . ~lnLE. ORPHAN AHNIE .. ,. .. ' By HAROLD • · .J ,. NOW TAKING APPUCAnONS FOR CARRIERS ALUYOO. Y'SAY GUZ WANtt US T'COME TO A IN MIDDLEPORT • .' CONFJiRENCE? GRAY :; • ,,", • ' , 1· I , .. ·ay V, T. HAMLIN M£, NErrHER .., ll-!Al'S WHAT Mll.kES ME SUSPICIOUS/ ' Contld F•y• Manley Middleport Employment wanr•• " DICK . ' TRACY ·-, . ....... , ~•. I ' . · By. CHE!!YER Q9ULD : ·~ f . . , ~ ~ P\ · futUre an bt :Youn• . wit~ $too weekly gu•rbfnefits; cOmpany v. · !'lf.rch•ndi.. fu~l•hed. t o•~"' WEEK MAIL TO PP ZW Q3ZVct.-JHZIIII'J. AJ.JClfi'B·B Sl'r .... C!q11<11 l<t ....... .ABIIIIICIDI . . . . . . Ill Jll' WJIICB A CARMfOX. . . . •en*OI),-va:nLta , •• •. r • ·-ZJI8JIJ'ooi-·• ... • )1~ N '( , •.· j, IIPI\- l '.' ' .l ' . )_ ' \ .•• -'1 ' ' ' ~~ 80!( .. •' 45760 I .• .I~- :l"t' ' .•' ,, ( 'f'~ ' �.• t '• ,.II 'I · •1',t .. <, , •.. I ~~~~~ ,::"'-""'"'i'-1 • ', ' ~ , .. ·, w· ~t"Ulle 2e,:t96.!_ Junior High 'Annou~Birthf!i Son on Thura..l...:.. . Class Honors H ~p• '.IYITS. IC«ens ~ ' ,.. .• :• • <~.,_ , - ·f· ,1-li.,, '\'.' .,- ... ,.,. ',.k: , I "· ," ' . .-~~ . .. ·)1'~' "~'~' ~·· ·' r , · • · :r,. · · · q.·. ·-,. .. ---~.:_. 11-''J"It,:• · \ ~ ~--- - :~~' d· ·>" .,..~-- --. .;· ' ' ,r 1 ' , -.t ,-,_ ' · ...., . 1' •·,' ' -.. f .. • ' • -.,'.' '·j~-1· · ' ··' r·' •, ./4'' ~ -, '· ,( __ ___ .-·-•, .. : ., 'N . .. fL I. ' f , ,· en · t V·,.' ··5 Now,Ye~"'" K~ow ' Moif 11uu1 'll per 0ea1 or tn en tine wttio-.J!! tile United State• ere past 4' 1yean Ill ap, accordlnl MetropoUian IJie wurlaee Co. to tllo ,.,ed ,. MEIGS THEATRE .. • Ar BEN,FRANKLIN•_ I garden $¥1995 NOW FULL SIZE -, TWIN 011 FULL liZ! Matchino l'oundetiOfl Mmt low price during-Ale. LIMITED TIME ONLY LIMITED TIME ONLY tour. Mrt. R. L. Hamli!Dn ~mlllns critical condition at Cabell· IHuntinlilon llollpital. Her daughsoo-fn.law, Mr. and Mrs. . P. Klein were there Seturday. Mrh. C. M. Hennl!S)' wiD acj 0:::~. her dallghter, Mrs. ll Vivian and c h II· dren, Bryan and Cathy SaCflllllenlo, Ca!H. to Columlllis weet where they iv ill Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Har· . Mrs. Vivian and <lilldren Ivisiioo In Atlanta, Ga. before COJnlna tD Middleport a· weelt 111!0. Mr. and Mrl. Karl Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Horace McEiblnney, Mr. end Mn. Emerson Jones, Mr. and -Mrs. Homer Forest and daughter, Mr•. Grimm IIIII children, Belinda and Edle, Clyde ~' In d ~w!~f~!~~t~: Klghts of Pythlas and Pytllians I Sisters held at the Kypr Creek Park. Mr. and Mn. Geotse Doolittle and cblldren, Berea, a r e guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glet11! Lambert. . Mr. and Mra. IL M. Croll and Mirio Florlnel Talbott en· lo!rtalned wjth • dinner Sunday honoring Mn. l'hllll·l mer Beeson on her b~y nlversary. . . J<im Tannei!W WI ~wm­ bus by TWA , jelllner Yort Cl!J SUnday afteriiOon wltere be wiD four-week 'I F of I1111I1mer u a. rtiOrll: I group, World' I Greatest Sloopjn& PiUs•": Bomca Qui-ma• MIIIIJ'Isa..$7US. llemco Quiltonnta• Imperial Matitest- $89.75 ' GELS FU ·Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Center labli ' temllJ . u.s.. . Iuwer •· .... toered Of The Melp-Mmon .4rea TUESDAY, JUNE .27, 1967 • Ill Driver Ar~ested, Charged on DWI ep0 I lrtme~tl lncreulil( eool tmdakl, ree n ure • • IS lOll ea on J d d About MiddJ rl . To The POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XX NO. 52 1- - -·------ lWIN 011 • ca·ml•ng : Held P.reced'mg E • Mee price $51.95 • ......,,,, ••.• , Potluck NllloniiiJtisec! ynr 'round pr;co $61.95 NOW· •• '--t . ' 1 ;Is ' $3995 >' ' ' . ·. meroy ~d Nattonlllyldwryear 'round· ., . d d ' ' "" . ' · p·: , · ·:, ·. ''\ ·· i>o>~"latk>ri Explosion p~,Ofiti!,)n. T~~itJe, .: 'om".·e~.~s' ... r' o·. ,:'e:cts• . · ·a' t'·e'·. q:Jtt·wscs,by Mrs. Ktrfi$/tou~ . . r ·' . Le.tf t K ' n·Ch .'t.ld' . Su' By Bapttst·C/ass I, ' , .., -. ··ofh~·t&lrl! Dlilien81on of lbe I~Y singing . of "TI!e ·Cburdl'• . POJl!lllltlon E•plosion" was the One Foundation/~ MrS • •UI,WID>' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nease, Mrs. Belly Pickens 1vas hbn- Proje'cts and objectives of nouneed, that she wW attend .a \eel at l'l!ndue l7nlversi!J ~ prograJ!l,;,llleme psed lJY ,Mrs. Nease relld the 'scpptw'l! .and Pomeroy, .,.. announcing the ored by the Junior .lllgh elan IChurch Women United were <lis- meelinl of Church WOIIIet! UnJI. month. ~/ Kerni lllluib at a recent ineet- taldilg part Ill a dliiloJUe ,_,. llblr1h ol a son.- Gregory Lee, of the Middleport Fll'st Baptist Icus$ed by Mrs. Ja"""' Rich- . · -' ing of the Women's Society of MrS. John, ~· Mft: ·41fred born Thursday at the Pleasant Church With a farewell party ard~ of Rio Grande the southiUtt'l~.;,;,l Chrlstjan , Ser~lce ·,held at tlie Yeauger and Mrt~ ~ease. IIVs1lley Hosjjltal,, Pt. Pleasant, Thursday_ night at the Jo~n eall are,a vice ~ja~t, at an er ~, , O.f-~ . rr.-:wr~W FQreil Jlwl Melbolllsl Cburch. Mr;. Edith' S!Uon . read ''81. w ·· Fultz residence. lexecuttve · council ·session of · Read'at, M,~etin. n.. .· .· :...."".·.·.·:,·~ .··· am .. o;..ned" wlth Paw- ,Urbllii Gllimlzer" frolli Tbe infant weighed s e v en Mrs . Fultz, Mrs. Cha~le,s Ed- Meigs County Chulcb Women · • "" 111 kl:·7 . r )lie, M~tllodist woml!l; · and FaII.P'Iwid~, elgh ounces. Mr. and wards, and Mrs. _Ted Rilet, Jr. United held at the Pomeroy A leiter from a Ko~an chiJi! the 4evilt10~,. ~i· the September "V!"\ ·•·.~~? ··Word," a r~· lbef•s D~ poetry .was read ,by · II"":•- Nease are the parents of were hostesses for !be party.,F. t B list churdl · SljPpotted ,bY the On&Won.OUe meeUng. · ·' ·. · .' sPQnslv~' reaamg taken from i Mr~. ScOtt and Mra. WendeD daughter, Diana, two. The Mrs. Pickens, who will be re- as ap ' class. of the . Pil~roy First West Mitt!' St. , members of !he .MethodiSt hymnal, followed Stutler. llm•atej,.al grandparents are Mr. siding in Columbus. was i're- , Present for the session were jlaptist Church, waa read by We class ·~~ relft!shll\ent& , . · - ·· - - . Mrs. Russ Watson and Mrs. p1~~~~ ... bi!ACI" and OJarles Blake, Syra- sented a book and jewelry from Mrs. J. Edward Foster, pres!- Mrs. James Stephenson Thlll'll- .fo those nlm«< above and Mrs. Sisson rep<~rted 011 ·the i tel1flll '""'"='~~F'~~ ,~~~~~~Mrs~.~T~belm~~·~N~ea""se:-,.._:P."'om"..':.· the class. Randy Becker ron- :dent; Mrs. Russ Watson, Min- day night when the group met Elll)er Wickham;. Mts. L. P. officers tralnlng scbOOI ndd at dueled the games and a dessert 'ersville Methodist, vice pres!- at the church. Sterrett and Mrs. J. Ed Foster. .<" Galllp<~Jls. Mrs. Mark EVIDI course was served. : <~•nt; Mrs. Richard Owen, Mid· . Durlnl the meelinl conduct. · · presented devotiOns from the Guests were Myrna and Mel· ;dleport Baptist, secretary, and ed by Mrs Harry Bailey pres- , '-Psal~. odie Mclrltyre, Joyce R i I e y, ~Mrs. David Entsminger, !f~ath ident pl~ were made' for li _ ru·OUQ ·: 1;f11 I Rel!'e~tltmeills were served ·b~ Joyce Roush, Chester Rouhh.l Methodist, Mlddl~pl)rt, tteasur· picnl~ to be held at the Middle., Y!'S; Watson and Mrs. Scott to Joyce Roush. Chester Rou"\ er Others attejldtnl \Vefe Mrs. 'port Park on July IU. The piet :L _ .: . , 1those named above and Mrs. man, Kent Kloos, Terry Slob- !Joe Cook, Pomeroy Baptist; nlc wlll be for members and IUMJUl . · , . .I Amanda liaer,'Mrs. a.pson lloJ. 1 art, Kayle Russell, and Anita Mrs. Edward Simpson, Racine the' guests , ' ter, Mrs. Stacie Arnoltl" in d Marie Fultz. IBaptist, and Mrs. Ada Warner, ~e class' song, ''He Keeps p~0• Mrs. Harry Wyatt. . · I I united Methodist. Me Singling" and the Lor d's · eroy, is the paternal grand- Mrs. Richnrds spoke on the Prayer ,In unison opened 1he Monday Dr. Milton Lilly Ieroy mother. Mrs. Tom Hood, Pom- three special days observed by meeU•• Mrs Stephenson gave Mrs. Earl Shumaker of New JANE . HOWELL TENT 95, I Of U I d i nAa·d and Mr and Mrs John Ch h Women United May .... · P an 8 ""' i Vufr' S ra~use are· real- urc the teacher's thought entitled Lexlng11ln was the week end DAUjfhters of UniOR Veterans, PT. PLEASANT _ Dr. MD· ~· g IJ'ellowshlp Day, World Com- "Chain Reaction." guest of her brother-In-Jaw and wiD meet at 7:30 Monday even- ton Judson Lilly 88 of'Uplllnd, gra pare · munity Day In Nove~be~ band Devotional leader was Mrs sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wll· mg at the D.A.V. hall. IMason County ~ho' died Satur• , World Day .of Prayer m e TU· Aten Shain who presented sev- dermuth. Her husband joined BETHEL 6Z, International Or· ' day will be 'buried In Mount PICniC ary. She sug~e~ted th:t ~half· eral articles after reading sctlp- ber here Sunday. Mrs. Shumak- det of Job's Daughters, wi II Zlo~ Bap\1:!1 Churc:b ceinetery men be name or eac 0 serv- ture from St.Luke. Her medi- er came ..peelally for the Rc- meet at 7:30 Monday night at at Upland following funeral • ence. ed ... lations included "Great Oppor· ails Weekend activities, the Masonic Temple. Iservires Tuesday at 2 p. m. at f The speaker announc mat tunlties We Let Pass By," STAFF ANO OFFICERS,' the church. I Vemng . mq the 1967 proJe<;l for Wo~ld Com- "Time For Sale," and ·'A Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meigs Temple, Pythlan Sisters. I His wife, Mrs. Henrietta LilA polluc p1cmc preceded a mumty Day .". prOVIdmg Jay. Dream" and she concluded Wamslev were her oarents. Mr. will meet at 7,30 Monday night 1 died In 1954_ Friends may meeting o~ the p~st preSidents jettes for miSSions. She ~ug- with two poems, "When I Have and Mrs. Norman Fisher, Sen- m the Columbus and Southern ! !~I at the Heck Funeral Home of tbe LadJes j\IIXlllary of Drew 1g.sted that work on the project Time" and "Lost Opportunity." ecaville. Ohio Electric Co. social room. Iat Milton Webster Post 39, American Le·l be started this summer. It was M T T Sh 110n gave the Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs .Mrs. Horace McElhinney and ion, held at the home of Mrs. her recommend~lion that offi- cl~:lng ·prayer. e of Ashland, Ky. were weekend Mrs. Clyde Andrews will be the cine Lodge F&AIII will be held Ben Neutzlmg, Pomeroy. cers be elected m January and It d 'ded to ••-nse guests of his parents, Mr. and hostesses. Tu d J It - K 'ded t · t II d th th was eel ~"" M W A Glb'·· es ay, une 27• a1 8 p. m. Mrs. 01m napp preS! a ms a e e same mon . with the August meeUng and rs. . . "'· . T d lll be p M t Ni""t d Proposed changes m I c cal . Mrs. Georgia Williamson has ues ay w . ast as ers "" an . council activity were outlined that Mrs. Joe Cook Will present returned after a several days: MEIGS RDING Club Tues- work m the Master Mason deby visit in Collunbos with Mrs. day, 7.30 P· m. at home of Mr. gree. , I the speaker w~ also anPomeroy, 0. French Hundley and Miss Joyce and Mrs. Joe Young. POMEROY Women s CbrlJ. !he meeting which opened with OUD ;;aD Wlllillmson. ·. SPECIAL MEE'J,'ING of Ra- Uan Temperance Uolon WIll TONIGHT and TUESDAY prayer. Plans for the next meet· · Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson . m':"t al2 p.m: Tuesday at the Juno 26-27 ing will be announced later. ill Logan were weekend visitors lion that would be, a boon to Umted Methodiii Olurch. ;l;~~~~~Lue:.. Following the dinner, homeof their son·ln-Jaw and dough· consumers, is pressmg to make LADIES AUXIIJARY of WATCH FOR ANOTHER (Technlcolor> made ice cream and cake were ter, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ohlin· lhe data publle. ~eeney-Bennett Post 128, Amer"KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK Geo. Segal, Sent~ Berger, served by till! hostess to those ger. . Chairman Benjamin Rosen- 1can Legion, will meet at 7:10 1 ~.~~. ~~. :;r,.~~~~/ " Guin· named above and Mrs. Owen , Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilder- thai, D-N.Y., said his speciui Tue~y nlgbt at the hall, COLORCARTOONS: Watson, Mrs, George Hackett, ' muth, Mrs. 'Pea,rl Mora, Mr. consumers subbbqls Wednesday .B.tP Fr•nklln Store Countorfe1t Cot Sr., Mrs. Ralph Gilmore, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Ly 0 n 8 and Mrs. Norman Fisher of Sen- Che1rman BenJamin Rosen- STATED CONCLAVE of the Rail's Ben Franklin ~':!'/;;t~~nd Gerald Wildermuth, 'Mrs. Jed are vacationing at Cherokee ecaville, .'.1nd Mrs. Earl Shu- thai, D-N.Y., sa1d hlB special Oljlo Valley Coounandery No. MIDDLEPORT POMEROY Webster, Mrs. Mayme Holme9, Villlll!e, Arkansas. Their 8 0 0 , 'maker, New Lexington, visited consumers subcommittee wants 24 K. T. wW be beld June. 28, ""'SHO""'W"""'S"'T"'AR"'TS""'S"':oo....,P..,.M..,......!t::'a:n:d~Mr~s.~Le~w~ls~S~Ian~le'!:.y.:__ Berke i& at the home of his Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reed tr. know why the federal at 7:30 p.! m. There wiD be IJIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!III•IIIIJI!IIIII!IIIJI!JI!!!III~!t!IJIJI!!!IIIIIIIIIIJIJI!!!!~ ·-·-.... · - ·- - - - . ' Mr. and Mrs. Crary, Keno, . .government IUiiiOObqls election of officers. Lyons. I Mr. and. Mrs. Walter H. MoelMra. c. T. Shumaker 11 In ler, Lancaster, were Regatta , IHwllin!!(on, W. Va. with h ef visitors In Pomeroy. •on and daugbter-ln-law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich, Mra. Charles Shumaker. daughter, Jayne, were In Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Trlp(ett Sunday to visit Ills have returned from Winfield, W. · Mrs. George Hoeflich, I where they spent several who Is a patient at Uncolo I with !be Albert Hendrick8 1Memorial Hospital, '"" Mr. and 1 Mrs. Hendricks Is ~cu- 1 Mrs. Mike Hammer and chi~ at her home fOllowing of lmpltallzatlon. _ _ ,.__ ., ... Mr. and Mrs. John F u It z w,.ovm.... ""' children, Marc and Anita WASiflNGTON (IJPI) - A 114sll'le, spent the weekend In House suhcllmmitll!e, convinced Delaw.,.. where they we r e the federal government Is guests of Mr: and Mrs. s::lt::llng:.:!...::on:..::a_:w::•al::::th~o::,l_::lnl:::orm:::.::::a·:..l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lm!!!!!!!!W Hammond. On Saturday they the Gennall VIllage house ...., ,. ~-" r-,.1,·;.-~-\i' _._; \( . ~- ~ '··'". '·....t· ··· ·--·1 ~----,- ~ 1F:'.',' ~-i•,~: -·_:.1,1.. '-.· . . ·.' ,,· I <' ~. ' . Injured in a head-i!n tccldent that involved three vehicles. to CONJti, ',.. JIEl,EN handicaps becallle today observed , and blind eoilq11eted her and won : hear\1 Of ·llllnions. ll\11 now ohe laces subtle handlcop she can· 111!1 conquer :... th•• passong •milre Ve(ll'l. ,.;, 'I ' was driv· DEMOLISHED !'YT.QUTTON :,1 Pv~ Ed~ ., • E. HattOa. io• of · Ewt~g H•&tpn, Rutland, hna compl!i!ed b~lc tralalng at F ~ r I Knn and ' II ataUotleil w II b Co. B, fl"'· BN tEsn, Fort Lell1W'I1' Wood, Mllsaarl. - ·· The above pictured 1utomo-. biles were demolished in 1 head-on · collision near Hobson Monc!•Y nigl!l•. The 1967 t-tone mOdel woo oporatecl by Robert, K. Justice, 36, Rt. I Worthington, ot right, while the other Y4ihlcle, 1 19~9 Ford, obavo, Wll drivep by Larry Joe Swift, 29, Chllipolls, Three persons w1re injured in tho mi.. l!l!p,_.;...S.ntinel.photos. ... . - r - - Karie 'Eastep ~ies 1\lop.~ay I Make your dreams come lrue ..•. call us· lor ··' ·· Fiet~x~:· Is Aunouneed~ . ho e iDI·PtOY·8 ent ' " ' ·• . . w;,..·lilllllt,... •w••fll.·• ..._ lkt .. illaoitl• . .' . . . . . _ , . ......nllloli.lliotlt, c , By .BoJt ~eh · .. f;]·llllt .litii...W ... - ,.lll!l I ...... ldo4do . . ..,.. .... . , _ ... I ,. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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