https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c222fd051b185515764ebeb65c06eebc.pdf 1a35faa4b0afaccb1effcc47388b7144 PDF Text Text •I r;~Qund And i . Retired Pastor Of Leon Dies About The~}.d~:de:rt clyde rl • Lots of Bargains all over the store, on the 3rd Floor we are having a sale of a special purchase of 44 Easy Chairs, _ on the 2nd floor sale Clyde E. llarilett and family. ter and former pastor ol the He has been working Wlill his Leon Charge. brother. They returnPd tu Mid· He was born in Buckhannon. dleport Tuesday. th< son of the late Charles and Rebe Lynn Bartlett. Sarah Prichard Radcliffe . . daught~~aof the Ht-v and Mrs. ~urviving are his .wife, Hattte Clyde Barilett is a patient al Wilfong Radcliffe. one son, Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis Ralph Radrhffe, Westerville, where she is bt>mg lrf'<lled for Oh1o: aod four daughters. Mrs. . Betl.y Carpenter, Columbus, pneumoma. · 'R 1 w·lf 1eon M Charl~s Searles has re· ~1rs. osa ee I ong ~ ; turn:~ to her home Irom the M:S. Lo Jordan,. Mt. Al~, and Veterans Memonal Hospital af- Miss Clela ~rtoss1e Radcliffe. at ter having bfen a medical pa - home: a stster, Mrs. Grace tient for the past ten days. Grt>athouse, B~ckhannon and 1 Mr. and Mrs. unn smith seven grandchildren .. were in Charleston, w. V<!., rt>- Ar, ngements wtll be ancen!ly where they were guests nounced from the Mohr • Stevut her Drother and sister-m- ens Funeral home. law, Mr. and Mrs Gtoorge .MrAIIister. Oau~hll'r's WI'•Ming Mr . .and Mrs Martin Abbott have purchased the lormer 81'in~ Announced Pearl Graves property on S. PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Pearl-sf and have mov,ed there. Mrs. George Gardner ol 116 ~rs . Audrey Graves frost and Jewell-st. are announrin~ lhP daughter. Nars.a . hav_e moved marriage ot their daughter, , trom the Gr;wes res1denre to Della Mne. to (Jdell Rhndtos. sun a traller home on S. -4th Ave. of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Rhodes ol ~·Jr . H:ue Tuckerman re1urnt'd I MJIIwnnd . W Va Thf' marriage :.londav all" spendmg . l he [took place July 2 in the Baptisl 1 weekend 1n Glouster w!th tus Church m Bilox\, Miss. · daughter and son-in-law. Mr. I Miss Gardner Is a student : and Mrs. Sidney Russell Sun· Pt. Pleasant ~igh school. \lr. l day he C:IC'<'OmpaniPd t.hf'm lo H.hodes 1 ~ a ,llraduatt ul Raven~­ Uiica. where I hey "tt.ended the Iwond High school. attended 1 annu.al Tuckerman _reumon. Mr · West Virginia Slate College at Tuckerman and hts daughter . Institute, and is currently serpMrs. Hussell. were the oldest , ing in the Air Force at Biloxi. members of the Tuckermon family present.. There were 35 j Pleasant Valley Hospital persons pr-esent for the affalf' . ADMITI'EO - Mr~ . Hugh Mrs. J. J. DHvis aeeumpanitd Woods. Hogsett : Mrs. Robert her daughters. Chnrle11e and Cline. Pl. Pleasant; James DiHna. to Columbus Tursday Stover, Hogsett; Mrs. Archie where 1l1e~ will embark by Whitt, .Jr., Pt. Pleasant. plane for a vacation tnp to r DISCHARGED - Gerald Me· I Europe 1Quaid. Gallipolis, Ohio; Mrs Mr.s. Mar_jone Eanes at·com· l Dale Moore and daughter, Pt. panied her son. Mike. to Colum- Pleasant: Mrs. Vera Morrison, bus where he is schedul~:~d for 1P!. Pleasant. eye surgery . Ttu~y were ac- - - -companit>d by Mrs. Oana Lam- - -- · ··· · hf'rl and Mr s Gl2dv~ Wright . j~ They will ge guests of Mr!., Lal•l~rt" s son. Mr. and Mrs ! ~l a x Lambert and son. Joe. I - - ·- ----- --- - - Mr. Bruce Lloyd has been I ENTERF-D HOSPITAL rewrned to his homt from MP-tgs Genera l Hospital where 1 Among ~se ~ho entered he underwent gall bladde 1 sur· Holzer hosptlal m the past 24 hours were : Geor&:i! Millirons. g, ~~·rent guests of Mr. and 122 Third Ave., .Josepb F. Kei .. , Mrs ,John Fultz and family er, 508 Maple Dr· Mrs . . Clar· [ .• M ,. 1 ence Crothers, Rt J, Gallipolis, WPre Mr. ~nu rs. ~ 1l!'S1er ~I C IM R I r Del 1, rs. ar orrow, 'ld Hammon d an d ch1 ren o · 1G 11 . 1. •1 H d t. E, d d M .. H a lf.KllS, ,,-rs, owar . aware an \1~ . an , r~ . ar. ~ Kmg, Pleasant Point Resort, ~ld Vogelsong and daught•r. Me. Pl. Pleasant, Paul Leonard hnda. Portsmouth . IBush ll, Henderson, Byrd H. Mrs. J .. E Harley spent the Jeff•rs, Henderson, Lon A. weekend In SprmgtJeld where Northup, Gallipolis Ferry, Re· she was . 1be guest of her son becca Lynn Barllelt, 910 Broadand lamily . Dl'. and Mr> . Juhn way, Middleport, Debra J. Har· Harley .and famliy . ~h~ ~c- i tenbach, Second Sl.., Pomeroy. compamed Holly Martm ot Mid· Mrs. Wilbur Hood, 131 Laur· dleport. and Mrs. Margart"t Da·~ el St., Pomeroy, Mrs .•lames T. VIS , Alh•ns. IPark•r Rt. 2 Wellston Mra. Brian Lee Geo1·ge. Gallipolis. Lillian' Viola Stevenso~ Wells· is spending several d·'~'~ with ton, James Steven McWilliams, h1s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamden, Mrs. Lloyd G. D'ickl!r·ll L. W McComas son, Rt. I South Poim, Minter Mrs. L. W. McComas and M. Thrash, Belpre, and Mra. her Sister. Mrs . Carl Vander· M. Arrowood, Paintsville, Ky. hoof ot Waldo were m Colum· BIRTHS bus last week whert! they visit· Mrs. Ralph L. O'Brien, Rt. 2 ed with their sister . Mrs. lva iRacine, daughter, 6:02 p. m., , Ward. Mrs. Ward observed Tuesday. Mrs. John Newton · her 74th btrthday while they 1 Notter, Rt. 1, Thurman, son, were then•. · 12·00 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. , Mrs. Hertha Archer refurned 1Kenneth E. Williams, Rt. 2, home Monday after having iGalhpolis, twin daughlers, 8:12 1 teen in Columbus to attend llle a. m. Tuesday. wedding of her granddaughter, DISCHARGED Linda Beaver to Mr. Larry Patients recently discharged Allen Cottrell. Mrs. Cottrell is included Patricia Ann Doeler, lho daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Barbara I. Fisher, R. E. Hig· W. K. Beaver of Columbus. genbotham, Marjorie A. Conley, I they were former Middll!f'Orl Mrs. William T. Perry, Mrs. tesidents. Also attending the iOwen H. Wtlbur, Mrs. Thurman wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Lar· R. Babcock, Mrs. William Paul ry Baker aod MJ·s Helena Bak· ' Workman, Carl A. Barnett, Wal- l 1r. , ter S. Landrum, Mrs. James R. _ ICundiff and infant son, Mrs, I!Jorsil Eugene McCoy and infant son, Mrs. Alfred E. Harp er and infant daughter, Edward N. Slagle, Mrs. Robert E. JeD' kins, Mrs. Allen W. Hartley, : Mro. Harry S. Bloomfield, and ! Mrs. Ralph E. Spencer. PT PLEASANT - 1'wo per· ANNOUNCE CLINIC JOns were injurPd In a one. PT. 'PLEASANT - The car Becident Tuesday st 9·15 p. on_ ~unt.y Cancer Detection 1 m. at the Intersection of Ulh Chmc Will be held Thursday, ond Jackson Avenue. 1July IS at the Byrne Clinic. Ap. . , i pointmen1:~ must be made in The .car, dnven by Carolyn I adbance. Persons wishing to at· . Sne Bnllhart . 25. of 118 Plea•· I tend the clinic art asked to ron. i 1nt·sl. was making a left tum [tact Mn. William Rardin, Jr., wh~.~ thE' drJVer lost ·:0ntrol and Pl. Plrasam. 1truck a utility yale. The pa.. senger ·m the car was her husDIVOJICF.I! GRANT.t;D band, Azel Brillhart ll , 29. Both PT. PLEASANT _ Two dl· •ere taken to Pleasant Valley , vorces have been IP'Bnted by iospital. I Ma~n County Circuit Court. Mrs. BrUII!art complained of · Judith Mae Roach wu IP'anted ankle and chest injurlt~ and Mr. • divorce from John William Brillhard complained of injury ROllch. T!Je plaintiff was 1wartf. l<. his ri&ht tride, The mishap ed care and custody of their was invetlllpted by city police. chUd. Barbar1 Lee Scarberry Damas• to the car wu eat~ was 8t'anteti a divorce 1 Norlllll! R0ey Scarberey, 10atet1 11 • . • 0sp11a neWS I I I I Devoted To TluJ lnterutl 0/ The Meifi•Mmon .4retJ Kate I Greenaway DRESSES this is the time of our 20o/• discount sale of custom made drapes Sale of dress material on the 2nd floor _ Men's Summer trousers on POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, JULY I! Mariner 4 Television ' Charming Middies and the ht floor_ Sale of cosmetics and toilet articles on the 1st floor. Eye Sending Pictures Of Mars to Earthmen smock dresses, perky A·Iine skimmers. Sale! Men's Comfortable You'll find Kate Greenaways in ginghams Wash & Wear Dress Slacks and jerseys, stripes and 355 Pairs For This Sale! solids, newest crease resistant fabrics Sizes from 29 to 42 and extra sizes up to size 50. All are included in this sale. ' and the latest fall ~olors, make your selections 208-ARE $6.95 VALUES AND ON SALE WHILE THEY LAST early and use our convenient lay· away plan. 147 ARE $8.95 VALUES AND ON SALE WIULE THEY LAST Soled now for Back to School Wear at these ult prices, they ere ell of "Hercules Rulon" quality, Solo! 37 Hone• $1.50 MR. MUSCLI OUR MEN'S $2.95 Knitted Sport Shirts Short sleeves. Sizes Smal1 (34-36) Medium {38-40) Largf! and Extra Large (46-48). Solid rolors, stripe~, V oeek styles, H£>n1Py nrrk types, regular collar type. (42-44~ A ICiti·MI·Kite f11hlau by KATE GREENAWAY T·SHIRTS I don't know much about "op art", but I do know I'm mad about the wUd Form fitting, short sleeves tOO% combed cotton, contrast of stripes and dots on my Kate Greenaway "op" middy. Solid skirt white and solid colors. $1.~ Brings Music to People has 1 round of pleats. In brown or navy. JUST 90 TO SELL-THIS WEEKEND FOR $2.00 This Is The 2 Week Of For These 2 Weeks, Ending July 24. You Save 20'."o on These Fine Custom Made Drapes. Any size Length or Width Wanted. Bring your Measure· ments to the Department on the 2nd Floor. OUR MEN'S $1.95 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Sizes small. medium, large and extra large . Plaids, solid colors, stripes, Ivy button down collars and regular wide spread collars. Dlocontinued patte1111 In '<»lid colora and pattern1. Nylono, wools, blends, Acrilans, Approx. Size 27 by 36 inchea. Bound aD For$2.50 $3.00 DRESS MATERIALS eOur Regular 69c Drip Dry Sport Denims Solid colon and stripes SOc yd. e Our Regular 69c Rayon-Cotton Bland Dress ule SOc yd. Metarials, 45 Inch11 wide e Our Regular 79c DriP Dry Cotton Dec ron Blond Dross Materials, 45 Inches wide sale _ 60c yd. eOur Regular 49c Porcole Prints, yard wide For this 11le 39c yd. eOur Regular 1.69 yd., Rayon and Silk Dress 69c yd. Matoriols, for this sale around. About M to seU. While they last Aluminum Cookware Sets aNo-stick cooklna eNo.Scour dean·up eDuPont IJ> proved Teflon flniBh. Set includes: 1, 2 and 3 qt IIUcepaDI wilb cover•. e qt. Dutch Oven wltb cover. 10" skllte1 (uses Dutcb oven cover), Nylon spatula and apoon and recipe book. 16 Sets To Sell for MENS AND BOYS FREEZER BOXES Creaser and dryer for stacks, troUBer&, etc. Ad· justeblt In width. Cre.. u and shapes ao It drle•. Tbe Boys ore regularly IIOc, tbe Men'• are 09c. WHILE THEY LAIT 25c With easy on Udl. VI· breakabl• polyelbylent. 11 PINTS · · ' · ·-- •• •• 1 IV. PtNTI •• - ..... 1Sc QUARTS .. . - I fer 501 o polr By Day a comfortable coil spring davenr.ort, that opens into a comfortable bed . Serviceab e Ny!on Frieze upholstery, usual •59.00 or $69.00 qualtty. $19.95 PLASTIC TROUSER CREASERS SOFA BEDS $J9·00 That's the opinion of Robert Austin Boudreau, founder and conductor of the 52 . p i e c e American Wind Symphony Orchestra which will perform hero 011 July 222 and 23 at the Pomeroy landing. 11 Piece Teflon • Coated Stock Up Now for Vocation Plcture1, Reunions, Family Gat Togethen $1.95 Kodochrome II, KRI35-20 ............. . Solo $1.49 $1.25 Ektochromo X. EX620 . . . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . . Sola 9tc $1.75 Kodlcolor X, CXI35·20 .. ............. hit $1.17 70c Vorlchromo Pan 'lim. VP616 . .. , .. .... .. Sole Uc $1.10 Vorfchrome Pon Film, VPI22 . . , , , , , , , . . Solo 73c $1.25 lklochro.,. ~FI:..O, IX121 ... ... , , • , ... Solo 9tc $1.15 Kodocolor X Film, CXI20 . . . . . . , , . .. Solo 17c $2.50 High 5-d Eklochromo, EHI35·20 .. , .. Solo $2.13 $2.75 Kodochromo II FUm. KRI35-36 . . . . . . hlo $2.27 $1.95 Kodochromo X FUm, KX13S·::O .... , .. . Solo $1.49 15c Pluo·X Pon, PX135·20 . . . . Sole 63c $7.95 Kodachrome II Super I Movlt Film, KA464 .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. Sole $2.44 55c Vorlchromo Pon, No. 620 . . . hto 39c $2.45 Kodochromt II, lmm Movie Film .... . Solo $2.10 $1.25 Kod1<olor X FUm, 126-12 ..... . , , , , .. Solo 99c 65c Vorlchromo Pon Film, VPI2f.l2 .. , ,. , .. .. hlt 49c $2.15 Ektochromo X Film, IXI26-20 ........ Solo $1.74 $1.95 Kodtchrome X Film, KXI26-20 .. .. .. .. Solo $1.49 Cleanup Sale Of CARPO SAMPLES Size 21 by 33 Inches. Hooked and tufted ruJ• in brown, gold, and rose. Our 13.69 quality. Ju•t 36 to sell Sale! Eastman Kodak Film THIS WEEK END - - - -- - - "Music Is a personal thingIt •hould be on a person -t.. person basis." "LEES" Oval Area Rugs "Custom Drapery" Sale I Stain proof Melmac Coffee Cups ON tho JNI Floor Regular size. Fits any saucer. White, yellow, turSALII RCA VICTOR quoise, sandalwood. Unbreakable, Melmac qualitY. TABLE RADIOS About 100 of thes~ 49c (Coffee or Tea) Special S.le PrlcH for Thur1d1r, 'rlclay, S.turd1y en 1965 Modols RCA Victor Rodtos. 2 Only $34.95 Long Rongo AM Rodto . . .. .. • .. .. . I Only $39.95 RCA Clock Rodlo ... .. , ....... ... 2 Only $29.95 RCA VIctor Radio ... ....... . ..... 2 Onlr $39.95 Cfock Rodlos . . ....... , .. . • .. . .. I Onlr $39.95 AMI FM Rod to ... ... .. , .......... , I Only $59.95 AM/FM Clock Rldlo ........ , .... lu Cups the While they last. $26.01 $26.00 25c f!•OG .00 29.00 $47.00 APRICAN VIOLET 69c POTTING SOIL Odorless, Stelllized, W~l not burn plants. Sclentif· lcally prepared for Afrl· eon Violets. SID<k up durtna tbia oale RCA VICTOR SALE! SALEI 1 Only $169.95 RCA VIctor 19'' Portable T.V. Set (1965 Modell .• , , , $141.00 SALEI I Only $99.95 RCA VIdor Portable Tope Recordll' ......... " .••••. $69.00 3 ~~ $lOO WORLD lA. GENiRAL ILICTIUC AUTOMATIC TOASTIRI Quick selector dlal. hl&b toast Ilft, quick, eall)' eleenlna 1nap-out 01'Ulllb tray. Whllo They List $11·00 ' ! SALE! CANNON REGAL FAMILY "VANITY ROSE" MATCHING TOWELS Sale 1.38 Sale 58c See the Many New Patterns in Cannon and Fieldcrest, Matching Towels Now On Sale On the 1st Floor $1 75 0 A Q\IART JUII 54 To StU WhttoTher List $4.29 Ao.llon . ' !.-, . ' J ' . (' I.. ' ~ . II THRIPTVI SAVI AI.:L OP·, YOUR IAL~ILIPS Jilt~ . . 1. . ./ ELB.ERFELD$ ' . /" GARDEN HOSE ll lenCib&. ' • .... lor$6.95 Deluxe plastic hose, ICUfl ond weather resistant. . Ltibt and pliable. Brou "Fult·Flo" aoupltnp, eo A GALLON Al10 We Are HaYing Thl& W11~nd, A. SAle ef Our Cr~fttmon White H- Pllnt ·For Jacquard woven pattern in green, pink and gold. 2.98 BATH T~~ELS Sale 1.98 HAND TOWELS WASH CLOTHS $5o50 . Sprtd Sadn m1kA11 painting eaoier. Flows Nlily with brulh . or roller. Leaves no lap ,or' brush mark. end touchupe won't show I Drill In 20 min• utu. Covera moat colors in' one coati Colon stay bright,! won't fad•l Con be Wll"" ogain and 1glinl 1 ' 1 - VOL. XVII NO. 74 department of special purchase of Dinette Sets_ and the drapery ing to return their son, James, Leon Rt. 2, died Tuesday at who has been wlth his brother his home after a long illness. and family, Mr and Mrs. He was a retired EUB minis- • ' at y ' enttne See Our Beautiful Collection of the afternoon _ On Saturday from 9 to 9 in the evening. Bartlett, Martha and Becky, PT. PLEASANT - The Rev. went to Newark Sunday even- Foreman L. Radcliffe, 67, of Two Injured In Accident I I; This week Elberfetds are open Thundey and Friday from 9 to 5 In On Tuesday (I l ! 3 NeuJ Te.achers Hired by Board �. , .. ................ .. ~ , .. - . .~ - ·- _. •" ~·-. _:_- .: -;.,-::;,.-~·:;:.;..;:..:.. ·..-- ·.4" ~ ...... :,; _;~· ~~...~· · .·~~ f. • n~ Daily SPntinPI --- ------ ·--- "Safety? Why We Even Have -Seat Belts For the Guy in the Bock!" THE burnins question today in all parts ' of America Is how fast and how far the people want the federal government to £()? Every once in a while we bear a few voices being raised in the wilder· ness against the encroachment, and with each passing month they will increase still further . One of those raised in our Immediate area is concerned with a statement made by one of the brain trusters in Washington. It is to the ef· feet that most of the money of the Ap· palachian program be spent in the ur· ban centers of the area, with the belief that the whole section will benefit from auch an expenditure. There is growing evidence that there is not going to be any wide distribution of money in areas of the so called depressed . This means that the largely agriculture counties will be forgotten with possibly the exception of schools. There is bound to be confusion with tntu ,,....t social plans being introduced while tn• government operates m a deficit cycle They are bringing about new agencies and expansion of others, wh1ch is just adding to the already ponderous, blundering wasteful and inefficient federal bureaucracy . We are mostly agreed that better health and better education are essential in bringmg about the great society, but we see no need for our country to become a welfare state in order to arrive at the projected goal. That is the issue that we all face, and if some brakes are not applied the goal will not be ach· ieved. and there ts a great possibility that we will be spent into total destruction, with our enemtes takmg over witll1lltt firing a shot One of ltte 1rays we are being misled Is through the tax reductiOns , that must ol the citizenry weleome and cheer mad· ly. We are toid that we will now have more money to spc·nd which will g1ve the entire economy a shot m the arm. '!'here is now growtng evidence that the relaxing of the tax hite hy the lederal authorities is gtvi ng the co me on to the state and loca l taxing agencies to increase taxes at that level Ri ght here n Ohio according to the latest ligures 66 cities and 21 villages collected tncome taxes of around $94 million in 1964 , <md those taxes amounted lo an increase durIng the past year of 9 2 pen ·onl ot over $8 million over the sa me take in 1963 It Is an old story that every time th rre is a reduction in one quarter it hn•aks Ollt 111 anoth er just as >u re a> the su n rises. We who are on the short end of erants lly the government might get !he notion that we will be immune from government regulation . One ol the first piares that it will probably raise tls ugly head will be in the money that will go to schools under the new program for educational assistance When and tf we have to expand our presl'nt school plant is when th e government wt ll come into the picture We wi ll be told what we ca n build, and how it will be built, and the day will come when every move made bv educators wtll have to be cleared through the hi gher authorities in Washington We will also find out whrn 1t ts too late what the medicare will do tor the medical profession and for those who use its services. It will come to everyone. accordin g to predictions in a n Increase in social security pavm<'nts. that come out of every pay check to an increase of 43o percent hy I 973 When vo u see that dent in vour pay check you will suddenly wake up and realize that taxes have not been reduced. but rather lhev havt heen raJSed for sn methin ~ whirh WP cnulrt have handled in our 1iwn way With less cost. - Voice of ·Broadway ••• reporting l Jy DOROTHY KILGALLEN DUBLIN: I wouldn't IIJ 1 bad !allen madly In love with Ireland but I'm lookln& at real estate here. That might be a clue to the condition of my affections. I've been around the Wllrld fD a plane; asthe sos saye. I've visited SpaiD. India, VIetnam, the Philippines, England, a lot of Islands like the West Indies, and our own 11orlous city ol San Francllco, but there II sometbini about Ireland, from the charm of the pollte people with their Ullin& voictl to the aoft beauty ol the IDJ18 Summer eventnc'l llllver a108JIIInl that II above and beyOnd the call of most tourist attractlona. Here Ia peace, bert II lo. . liness, bere Ia the emerald sreen you have heard about fD aong and story and the wild· flowers and an air both cool and gentle. Here are gray ruint that may or may aot have been Inhabited by Sl Patrick himtell. (the Irish are cuual • bout these things suggesting you ask the parish priest U you are Interested In anything inconsequential) and here are tropical palm treee that no one can explain in this chill northern land, and lads with red cheek• under line golden hair and mernoriee of Jamee Joyce and Yeall and Wellin&· revcnt it . diet. If your children do too and ParnelL By Wayne G. Brandstadl, M.D. one year how · much not have an allergy to eggs A reader writes that when .•hould a child get' My you can give them eggs i n her grandson was born there Any tourist can visit Davy milk, cake, puddings a o d Byrne's "Moral Pb" of which ~... . "'.11er takes une nap ! or were large swe lli ngs on both sides of h1s head. The doctor about 2 hours every day. My French toast without t b e I r Joyce wrote in "Ulysses." It mother says I should give her suSpecting they are eattnc eggs. is located at 21 Duke St., Dubcalled th€m hema t(jmas. The grandmother would llke to something to make her sleep Their refusal to eat egga II lin, where it was when the llc-more. What do you think'! probably a passing whim. know what caused thi s co nlional - or nonfictional lor he A--Mosl babies at one year dition and what .steps sho uld seellli more real than most ~Wbat Ia Marian's a y nw1ll sleep about to hours a be taken to prevent its occur· h u ma n s today - Leopold day. Your baby should be en- drome What can be done for Bloom strolled in for a drink rcn~.:e in the next grandch ild . l:ouraged tu take a morning 11' A hematoma is a eollcrtion and a bite 81 yean ago. The A-Marian'• syndrome or pity is that they have not kept and an a l'ternoon nap. This ol blood under the sk in or in should be done by calmly put· arachnodactyly is a hereditary it the way It was then. Davy any ott1er locCition wl1ere 11 C<innot eseapt>. In a newborn ling her m her crib and Jet- disorder in which the bonet Byrne Is dead, commercialism ting her resl. You can leave of the arms and legs are e1· has raised Its hideous face and who is delivered by forceps hematomas on both sides o I the door to her Oedroom open cessively long. Children with those who venture to thll and talk quietly to her from this syndrome are usually shrine of James Joyce find an the head would suggest an extremely diHicult del•vcry. the next room so she will underweight. They may also ugly "modern" decor which II know you are near, but don't be pil!eonbreasted. Extreme already old-fuhloned but not When a doctor has reason to pick her up. Above all don 't nearsightedness, cataracts and, authentically old • fashioned, believe that a delivery will be give her any sleepmg medi- di;.locatlon off the crystalline wlth carpetln1, mirrors, gbast· very difficult he may want to \ens are often seen In these ly statuettes and wrought Iron prevent th1s eomplicatmn oy cine. children. Some also have con- grilles where once there waa inducing I a b o r before t h e Q- My chlldren ages 3 and genital heart disease. Most ol dark polished mahogany, sawbaby is too big for t!J< birth 4 refuse to eat eggs. Is il all U1em require no specific treat- dust, brass and quiet. canRI or he may Llloose to make the delivery by Cesar- right lo mix raw eggs in lheir ment bul it there is much disIt is enough to make one cry abtlity, surgical correction ol but Dublin il not a place for ean section. It is, however, milk onLe a day~ not always possible to anticlA-Eg's are ao exrellenl but some of the defects may be tean and perhaps the world pale a dllfttult dcl tvery and nul m~.,yensible element ol atlempted. has to spin to a terrible longl· tude of ugliness belore It can return to the rough simple beauty ol Leopold Bloom. Wheo that fortuitous day arrives Da· UP! Foreign News Analyst nations of !he Common Market. terence In Algiers...over Red by Bzrne'elab wll be gatted. Noles From Ttl~ 1-~ureigi i )l~ws British Prime Minisler Harold Chinese objections the meeting Artisans will work hard to reWilson who tulked over the Idea first was postponed until No- store the interior to the dlm Cables U.S. Un The Offensive: with ~· rench President de Gaulle vernber because the new AI· simplicity Joyce appreciated. S;ligon sources say to expect earlier this year in Paris. has gerian government had not yet Then It will be a true temple befon pushtng il .,.._..._ withE ~'» hod lime to comolldate llaell ot the great writer. Now II Is thP first re.al Americ11n otren· sive in South Viet Nam during EFTA alignment and experts after the overthrow of Ahmed a tourist trap which you visit the month of October . Until have lwen at work to prepare Ben Bella. If the meeting is because It is a shrine deploring Uwn, Amcri..:an troops will Oe concrete proposals for possible held ln November there Ia doubt the lost magic as you visit lied up defendmg !heir coastal fu ture co-ordination between tho that a Philippine delegation will Lourdes and deplore the com· bases agamsl the Viel Cong's two rival blocs. All is at a stand- attend because It is too close merclalism ol the &imcrack romunsoon ofrensive, and serving still now while the future of t~ to the Nov. 9 Philippine presi· sary. a~ ''fire brigade" reinforceCommon Market itself is un· dential elections. But, the Philipcertain. pines are working closely with ments fur hard ·pressed VietVendors' leisure Is the key nam(•se units. The Viet Cong De Gaulle Strategy: other Asian "moderates" de- word lor the Irish as I have olh·nsJVt" is e)( peded to reced._. President de Gaulle can be !ermined lo prevent Red Chi· seen them. I have heard all when tl 1e dry season ('Omes in expected to conlinue his boy· nese domination of the meeting . the "manana" jokes applied to Odober In Sooth Viet Nam by colt of the Common Market un- The group includes Japan, In- Latin countries but they were then wttl be about 80.000 Amer- til after the Seplember West dia, Thailand, Ceylon and misplaced, Germ;.m elec1ions, French ol!iLaos. The Irish are the ones who ican servil'4!rne n. Tht'ir b a~e drfcnse:- will be dug in and the cials >ay. If and when he does Korea Powder Kes: don't care wben a thing is agrf't' lo reopen lalks on the On the first orders of busl- done as long as It isn't lmmedl· Wt!rtlher wlll fovor thf'ir air Common Market crisis. it prub- ness lacing the extraordinary ately. The one e1ception to this power and heli copter te~etic'i. ably will be on a basis of twosession or the Korean Nation- rule Is horse racing. The Irish Americcm forces will be frt.>e then for the first time to take day di scussions w1lh each mem- a! Assembly is ratlflcatloo ol are as serlollll about horses as the ofh.. n~ive against Viet Cong ber country. In this way De the Korea-Japan normalization the}' are about prayer. There Gaulle would sei astde the Com· treaty. The government is de- is a turf accountant - book· bnse area s. mon Market executive which fle termined to press It through. maker to you - within arms [lharruy In Europe: With the Common Market in G"ulle dislikes bee""" it io The anti-Japanese opposition is reach at all times and anyone di~array over the question fif "supranation al " equally determined that it shall with the day off or the night farm subsidies, Britam has all Block Red China: fail. The anti-Japanese oppo- off goea to the races and wat· Highly - placed government sitlon assemblymen are talking ches the splendid animals run but shelved for the lime being of mass resignations from which and jump. efforts at "bridge building" be· sources in the Philippines beMy husband and I journeyed Jieve th ere will be another post· they could benefit in the ensuing tween the rival Europettn Free out to Kildare to vlsll Mr. ponement of the Afro-Asian con- Political contusion. Trade Association and the six and Mrs. Mrs. "Tip" Tippett ~---------------------------_.... at their Melitta stud farm near 1-<VI~rv Time the Curragh and after we had inspected their lovely violet and white drawing room (based BuT- HOW 00 "THEY LOOK 1i cenerally on Liz's racing colors PATIENT WIIOS NUD6!N6 SIXTY;>0 A of lavender and fuschia) and YOUNG SKATE·BOARI:'E""""",., • LIKE: 0 " •'""'-> WI<AT!! had been admitted to John Huston's permanent guest room at the end of the hall on the aecond floor and had admired all the antlqutsJllver, we bundled up in every coat and hat available and drove to Naas to see three ol the Til" pettWbllney entrlesrare. ONE of UJem won - the cme I dtdD't bel on out of kindness to my b011t and bosteu. I am a veritable ·jinx at II))' kind ol gambllnc and the miJI. ute I refrained from plactnc a pound ortwo on Liz and Tip'a bones the third entry, GB11i' ater, won. J ahould rent myself out to bone owners lor a large fee - ootiD be onthelr entries. I could make a fortune and seal undylllll frlendahlpa. At one point surveytna the crowd milling below the grand· stand - and II was Indeed a stand, being concrete with no seata at all - I started to aay to Liz: "Old you ever In your Ule see such characters?" But To(/ay's lJiedical Report First Real Offensive: 'Around October' '"" I halted just In lime. I reiJ. izecl that because ol the cold and -a bit of drizzle I was wearInc rather an unusual costuml myself over the formal sporltnc clothe& 1 had put on lor the racea. I was wearing a hat an~ coat borrowed from Liz - the coat being a plaid with velvet collar, the bat I black velvet Scottish Tom 0'· Shanter complete with brushand the blpest French &onglasses the world baa ever seen. So 1 held my tongue about the characters. II was very likely they were looking out ol the comers of their eyes and IIY• lng to each other: "Where on earth do you think that one came from?" That one came lrom the good old USA and let me leU you, patriotic though I am, that one hates to go back. TORONTO (UP!) - Chunky, cigar-smoking Joe Campbell is a firm believer today that you can "cheat" in big time golf and get away with it. The 29-year-old Knoxville, Tenn., pro, parlayed a "cheat sbeet," his caddy's foresight and a hot pulter into a four under par 66 Wednesday and the first round lead In the $100,000 Cana dion Open golf championship. The fHI roiy-poly 200-pounder didn'l arrive here until after midnigbl Tuesday and admitted that be borrowed Sonny Me~bvin's "cheat sheet" ta goUer's yardage lOJ! of the course). Meanwhile. his frantic r.ddy, 28 year-old Dough Wright, walke off the course the same nigh! just In case campbell showed. "Between the two o1 them," $ Campbell said, ·~ey made a tremendous dlflerence in my round today. 1 had never seen the course before." Holds Slim Lead Campbell's fine 34-32 roundtwo shots off the Milllssaugua coul'lle record or 64-stlll waa only good enough for a one shot lead over bespectacled Mason Rudolph. who llgured he bad the "best putting round ISO putts) I've had In quite awhile. Seven more p r 0 8 were bunched just two strokee behind the leader: Australia's Bruce Devlin; 19tl2 runnerup Cbarlle Sifford, who 10 yean ago led the first round of the Canadian Open with 8 63; lanky AI Gelberger; Montreal's band.some, smooth-swinging AI Jolmston, just recovertnc from a bout with bepatltio; Sam Carmichael, Gary Bauer and rookie pro Dave Stockton from the Unlver· slty of Southern Calllol'llia. Six more were lied at 69, In- eluding defending champion Kel Nasle; one of the pre-tourna· menl favorites, Jack Nicklaus: and slim Bill Casper, wbo now geta his vitamins from wild 11me and avocadOII. The picturesque Mississaugua course, slightly toughed for the na 1 1onal chll!llpionship by lmocklng two par 5's down to 4's, took Ita toll oo some of golt's glamor boys. U.S. Open champion Gary Player had a for-over 74 and explained, "I hit the ball super but I couldn't buy a putt." Three·time Cana· dian litllst Sam Snead had a 74 HELEN HELP US! 1 - - by Helen Bottel----' Youlb Asked For It! This column is lor young people, tbelr problems and pleasures. their troubles and fun. As with the rP.st of Helen Help US., it welcomes laughs, but won't dodge a serious ques· lion with a brush • off. Send your teen-age questions to Youth Asked For It, care of Helen Help US , thla newspaper. TRAITOR OR SQUARE? Dear Helen: I am a guy with a problem. Here are the details: One of my friends, a year old· er than me (17) doesn't like gail and thinks dating ia for dopes, with more money than brains. The other pal, my age, really digs the opposite aex, and has already dated several glril. Now my problem: I really like this chick but am afraid ·10 ask her out, thinking that II I do, one buddy will think me a traitor. But on the other hand, if I don't, the oth· er will tblnk me a square. Man, does this bombshell get me bugged! Wbat should I doj -TWO MANY FRIENDS ... Dear TMF: If you really like the gal be a traitor - and dale 'er.-H. Dear Helen : There was a lot of talk about kids' reactions to braces. but I have a different problem . I'm 16 ..d have the awfulesl buck teeCil you ever saw. I've been tryillll desperately for years to talk my folks into getting brac· es lor me (they CAN afford them I, but they refuse. They feel It is sinful to alter the ap· pearance Ia any way - !bat one should be happy with bow God created her. My dentist agrees I need braces. What can I do?-NEED BRACES Dear N.B.: If a dentist can't convince your folks, I won't have much luck long distance, but at least I'll go down trying. So they think it is 'sinful to alter the appearance in any way," then bow do they recon· cite getting hair cuts, shavlng - even wearing clothes? Certainly these "extras" alter the appearance! Buck Ieeth can not only ruin a girl's looks, but an improper bite may cause a health problem. This can be a crlpplin& defect mentally and physically; and whether I tread on any religious principles or not, I've got to say I think it Is as sinful to Ignore extremely malformed teeth as it Is to let a harelip or a club foot go untended. Would your parents turn their backs here too?-H. Old Old Stery Oh Hele11: I'm so confused. I met him about a month ago, and I guess I made a good impression because he called me twice that week. Then we had a date )my first) and afterwards he called me to tell me how much he liked me. He said be loved and missed me and I told him the same. It is now three weeks later and I haven't beard from him since. We are both very youna but I feel he meant what he said. 'Tisn't right, just •ilsn'f right! Wbat can I do?-LITT:..E MISS BLUE8 Dear Little Miss: 'Tisn't right, but It's life, honey, so shrug, smile and be glad you learned early that boya don't always mean what they say - a day later, anyway, when they gel to thinkln8 how fast you snapped them up on lt. And don't think you're the only one : almost every girl (and every boy too) gets ditched at least once in the dating game. You can't win'em all. -H. Dear Helen : This boy is always nice and friendly but my lrlends tell me he's bad. They can't tell me why - they just say "Oh, I've heard ...... " Don't you think I sboold find out for myself? Just to be honest , I do know he Isn't the best of boys, but nobody's perfect. -HOPING Dear HoPing: By all means, lind oul lor yourself - BEFORE you date him. Afterwards might be too late! -H. By JOHN S. RUCH United Press International CLEVELAND (UP)) -Brenda Ayres, the small, shapt"ly girl who has accused Cleveland Browns star Jtm Brown of •ssRult and battery. wRs to retum to the w1tness stand today <at 9:3!' am . . EDT I for more cross-exammatJOn. Court adjourned Wednesday '''•rnnon when Miss Avres 18 became 111 on the s tand d.;.,ing cross~xamination by Brown's chief counsel, Norman Minor. Spahn Shocked, Put NGS On Waivers by Mets En~·o~Amen'ca's best tast ptpe tobacco . maf11ter Cig tte' Lin S e COreS ,?' I LEADERS :: 1 new si ... SPECIAL OFFERS CHARCOAL GRILL CHARCOAL $1.99 BYU WINS SWIMMING DALMAHOY, Scottsnd ""'" 1 -The Brigham Yollll8 UniversIty 1011 team scored an lmpres. slve victory over Edinburgh University Wedne'lday, taking the lourBOIIN 2-0 and the aiJI. gles :HI. ACCESSORIES Goggles, masks, ear plugs, nose clips, fins, snorkels, Inflated beach balls, rings, rafts, etc. HARRIS SIGNS BALTIMORE <UPI) - The Balllmora Colts ol the National Football League WedD"diJ nuuncect the signing ol defensive back WendeU Hmil. This column Is dedicated to family living, so if you're hav· ing kid trouble or just plain trouble. let Helen Help YOU. She wUI also welcome your own amusing experiences. Address Helen Bottel in c•re of Ibis newspaper. BERRl'S WORlD - _... also, as did Bob Rosburg and Tommy Bolt. Nicklaus, the Masters champion, stayed in contention with a ooe-under · 69 and admitted that be "played 3 devil ol a sight better than I have been." Arnold Palmer, who won his first pro tournament at nearby Weston just IO years ago with a 265, had an opening round 70 and said he hasn't "sunk as many good putts in six monlbs." He holed two 20-tooters and 30footer for birdies, but still "had my ~barge going the wrong way earlier." 18-Year-old Girl Breaks Down On Witness Stand; Brown Trial Resumes willingly had sexual rela!!OIIs lng, but Juge KrupaiiOy l1ffr during previous "dates" at the ruled each objection. One, aJIIo motel. coming why Miss Ayres bid Minor asked her closely ~bout drooped out of school. re-sulted how many drmb she cla1med I!' the )usry and Mill Ayres beBrown gave her m the motel IIIII removed from the courl_room and about how many VIs- room for arguments. The JIKI«• 118 she m_ade to the central po- o··er.-ulf'd the """"ecutlor comlice station on the Monday. plamt after a 4-mtnute trial d~~> Tuesday and Wednesday follow- lay mg the mght of June !9-20· Brown's attractive wife Sue. Asked To Leave 'ebool _ was ool in the courtroom' Wed· Minor also .drew from Miss nesday afternoon when Mill Ayres admissions she had not Ayres took the stand. Sbe bad attempted to. telephone anyone been there all day Tuesday and or summon old lrom motel em- Wednesday morning durlnl illl1 Mioor, one of Cleveland's top ployes durmg seven bours sbe 1 ti eedi criminal law attorneys, said testified she spent in the room ""·ec on proc nga. Mils Ayres "used the usual de- after Bro"'n allegedly left her vice lor thinking time" by be. at 5 A.M. June 20. BUSH NAMED COACH coming ill. He added "It is not Under the attorney's questiona matter of preparation ffor ing she said she left school on PITTSBURGH (UP)) - EelMiss Ayres), it's a matter of May I• - two days after she die Bush, wbo spent a &elf-preservation." first met Brown - when asked good part ol hiS U.year plly· to do so by the Cleveland lng career in the American Minor was questioning her School Board. Additional de- Hockey League watching t b • By Ualletl Prell lnlenatloul (night) - Ortega (9-81 vs. Slot· about a telephone conversahon tails were not mentioned in this game from the penalty box, NEW YORK (UP!) - War- and U1en try to contact other straight game to run his rec-NaUooal League Uemyre t9-5). Miss Ayres said took place regard. Wednesday was signed to coach ran Spahn, still shocked at be- ball clubs." ord for the season to 4-12. W. J. PeL GB .Fr_lday'o Gameo . Monday eve~_mg between her The prosecution objected sev- the Pittsburgh Hornets ol the lng placed on waivers by the Despite Spahn's surprise. the "I bad told him earlier Ilia! Cincinnati 49 36 .578 · · Kansas City at Minn., mght and Brown. I he ~reat fullback era! times to Minor's question· HAL. New York Mets, loday was announcement was Joresha- he woold not be a atarter in Loa Angeles 51 38 .573 . - Loa Angeles at Cbi., nighl has denied making the call. . . . waiting for some team to show dowed by the Mets' growtnc our future plans," Stengel ex· Francisco 40 38 .542 3 Baltimore at Detroit, night Mi" Ayres wa' asked why she Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 15, 196H Interest 10 acquiring 8 44 _year- stress on youth de...,Jopment plained. "He offered to go 45 39 .538 3\1 Boston at Cleveland, night had told her sisler lo listen in old pitcher. and Spahn's desire to be a relief and try and work hll : : Washington at New York, night on Ihe call. . "Nobody was as shocked as starting pitcher. back as a starter, but I lell 41 45 .477 8\1 She paused for several mtn&; me." said Spahn, the winning- "I feel I can start and finish would be depriving a 41 46 .471 g Utes. askmg tw1ce for the quest t est lefthanded pilcher In major nine innings," said Spahn, wbo man the chance 39 45 .464 9\1 l!Oio to be repeated, was prodleague history after t h e Mels won 360 major league Bood. New York 29 56 .341 20 By United Preso lnternallonal died by Municipal Court Judge placed him on waivers Wednes- games. "I've always been a Spa~n. who has pitched Wedaeaday•s ReaDIIs National League Blanche Krupansky, and lhen day In a move toward giving second • hall pitcher and lee! ?" . bitters a.nd 13 sbutouta 5 Milwaukee 2 tat (1st Gamel was Jed from tbe courtroom, t bim hia unconditional release. the best part of my season is lng. his m&JDr league 6 Chicago 3 ' 2nd Mllwukee 100 000 01()- 2 9 2 her hand e!apped over her . b . . .. wbich started In 11M2 was • . th JUS1 egmrung. bitter alter ~·(Only games scheduled) Cb1cago 200 001 20x- 5 11 10 mou · If the southpaw hurler an d ..., rei:.... ~ pitching coach isn't claimed by However, Manager Casey said, "I understand their Thanda)"l Probable ~ltcbera , Civninger, O'Dell 17 1• Osinski Flrsl Wilness any other National League Stengel and Mets' President lion With the ball club go••• Phlladelphla at Cincmnatl l (3) and To~e. Buhl, Abernathy Miss Avres was the first pros- . I} ~e . . . • . , u'6 (mghtl Short tltHI) vs. Nux· t8) and Bailey. Wmner- Buhl . " . . all t te11111 for the $1 wruver pnce, George Weiss did not share the way it IS, they re solng hall l4-%) or Malon (I0-4). 19- 7)_ Loser-Cioninger (IIHJ). ecutwn w1tness after a Jury of, he wilt become a free agent to Spahn's enthusiasm lor a start- with youth. They released p 111 sb b 1eyM"l uk seven women and five men, deaf'wl th any major league ing role. Stengel yanked Spahn Fr"'!k Lary last week and now tnlght) _ urJ!w ~U) ~.~aSia~ (2nd Gamel plus lw~ alternates, wa' seated. club. out of the starting rotatiOn, last they ve let me go to ,make lngame (9-7)_ Milwukee 020 100 I02- 6 7 2 Mmor s questtonmg JndiCated Spahn ld "I'd be .11. week after he lost hiS e1ghth room lor young players. New York at St. L 0 u 1s Chicago Ayres would remam on 030 000 000- 3 . 0 0 1\11ss sa , WI mg to . . . the stand most ot todav under (night)(5-9 - Fisher Hi-10) v•. Sun- FF1scher and Oliver. . t'ton. ' 1 go to any club that feels 1 can Kallne, Det 74250 45 71 M (3-3) . . cros,·examma help them, but I'd prefer to Robinson, Bat 66 251 33 75 mo~ ). au,1 cDamel (81 and Bailey, 1 stay active as a pitcher ." Chicago at L o 1 Angeles Roznovsky t8). Loser--F'iul (9- Assistant Prosecutor Albert 1 However, no clubs showed By Ulllted Press International ~~~~(~: ~!. ~: (night) - Ellsworth ti0-4) vs. 2). HRs -Oliver t2, 6th, 7th). Corsi questioned Miss Ayres · any immediate Interest after National League W Cl 80 301 56 81 Drysdale (!S-8). about her relalionhtp with the Mets made their announceagner, e I Only games scheduled) Only games scheduled. Brown and the night the beat-' Mays, SF 80 286 liB 'II 11o Ilana Frida • Ga American League · a 11 egedl y occurren~ m · an ment. Cl t P"lt 78 314 51 106 me YI mea . mg "I hoven't bad time to talk ct!~.:.~· P:tt tl1i 326 55 107 Nallonal Lea..e _Maya Pittsburgh at MU_w .•. night (12 lnnmgs) eas' side motel room. She said to any other clubs yet," Spahn '. . •. ' . at Cincmnat1, night Chi 030 201 003 003-12 10 she fir< met Brown. who is 29, "d ,. I d 't k h t I Allen, Phil 84 311 50 100 23, Stargell, Pirates %1, York at St Louis night Cleve. 000 025 101 001-10 12 M t th h r f. d sal • so on now w a o- Aaron Mil 76 286 55 92 Giants 19· . ~ p 'Jh I Lo k o ay 12 a e ome o a nen . Grest taste, fers I'll get. I have no definite Torre • Mil 76 269 39 84 Santo Olbs· Aaron at Loa Ang., mght ( et~r~ Wt em 16), c e~ Miss A~res teslifiec Brown Plans right oow. I'll walt untll Fair!~ LA 80 325 46 101 · Torre' Brave'.- Calll: at Sao Fran., night ;1 , 0 n J8!, 1F~~er 19) an took her to the motel room the rich aroma ••• the waiver Per I o d Is up J Alou' SF 80 321 46 98 Pbils all 'n ' MORE t9olmaTno, KrartnI k 14. St night of June 19, beat her Ire, , American Leap . erry, a 1c < ), ange hd . pipe tobacco does it. Virdon Pitt 76 269 38 82 . (6) Spri t7 ) Bell (9) d quen 11 y, a sexua 1 m1ercourse DON'T SCRATCH THAT ITCH! Flood ' St L 81316 40 96 Amerlean Leagtll - Colavito, W L Pet GB A ' S~g ' . Fanh with her twice and forced her IN JUST IS MINUTES, 'A~erlcan Leasue · 21; Horton, Tigers 20; Minnesota l9 1146 e zcu(~3 ) unsLo(gJ. WIBnnellr-(31s31· to commit an unnatural oex acl. ' u ttullteb aeedl tentcblnJ, your 48c Red Sol· Hall . .. r . ser - e •. She "d h d b hd ~oct " .., ""'" •ton. You •••• . . ' ' Baltimore 49 ~ .li83 5 HRs - p e I or s list) Ha e sal s e an rown a .......,,..., ITCII-ME-NOT •••• Ystrzsk1, 8os 56 203 37 69 . Twins, all 16. Cl land • ns n hold. ltdllnl quieti down. '"""'"' Hall Minn 76386 47 93 ' eve 48 35 .>78 5\1 <8), Gonmlez t4th) , Salmon 12, 0 - " - • Ia ""'•• klllo .. ....., to •••• ..... • R flllcago 47 ~ 573 6 1 t 2 d) c 01 · (21 11""· 1'""· Fino ""' •• "''"' '"' ,,_ Davalo Clev 82 319 39102 "'' UDI .,....,. • s · n(lOth) · avlto st), '"1t· um._ ln..., ...... riftiWonn, fool • · Detroit 46 36 .5411 7 Ifield :!.":.!:"0: 1,:;,'!"'~~- Now •• Mantilla, Bos 79 265 30 90 Nallonal Leape .,. Johnson, Loa Angeles 41 44 ..482 13\1 · Horton, Del 69:148 41 76 Reds 68; Banks, Cuba 18; StarYork 41 46 .471 14\1 _ _ __ gell, Pirates 68; Callison, Pbila 36 50 .419 19 RUSSIANS HOLD LEAD 110; Robinson, Reds 59: 31 51 ,378 22 WIESBADEN, Germ any, Giants 51. City 23 54 .2911 (UP!) - Russians and Am••;. .·-------"A'--T_Y-.:..OU_R_NEARBY TEXACO DEA,.:::LE:.::.R_ _ _ _• Amerleu Leap Wedaesday'1 Games cans exchanged gunshots for Indians 62; Mao!Uia, Red u Clev. 10 12 ins the third day Wednesday and 59·• Horton • Tigen 51·• Tlmnday'a Probl~': ""' PJ•-~-· ,.,.,.n lbe Russians are still ahead Tigers 52; Hall, Twins 52. < Kl.mas CitY at Minnesota They lead the United Staies 2• twl-nlght) - Talbott (t>-5) 1$-11 In a three-nation shooting STORES CLOSED! Plleblq OET THIS 8TUJUIY and Sheldon (3-3) VI. Perry <II- match Involving the U. S . METAL CIIAI«XXAL YOU'lL FIND NaUooal Lupe - Koufu:, I) and Kaat (7-7). West Germany and tha Soviet : GRILL AT OUR TH.U CHARCOAL Dodgen 15-3; Farren, Astros Loa Augeles at C h I c a g o Union ' AT YOUR NEARBY OOST. HUIIoRY, AS 7·2; Ellll, Reds IJ-4; Jay, Reds (night) - Lopez 19-7) VI. Hor-1;-=-==oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TEXAOO 8TATIO:II 81JPPLY LIMITED 11-2; Cardwell, Pirates 8-3. leo (7-e). 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Dovoult's Toxoco leA Ice Pomr Toxoco Strvlce WilkHvtllo Pomr O'lloll'o Toxoco Sorvlco Noppor's Te•••• Senlce Golllpolto, Ohio "-roy CIM Corson T.. ,.. · w,oH I lhlt To"'" Rutland Clltlhtro Dlllrlllutod by City lee • Futl Co. Gelllpolll, 0. ~ t: ~ '- ,. �. .. .. . I '( .. • B t • l n dlans ea en •t • Braves zn SIrn l l . ' By GEORGE C LANGFORD UPI Sporls Writer A ••complete" mystery is shroudis!g the Chicago White Sox pitch1ng staff. The perplexing puzzle revolves around the fact,s lhat White Sox pitchers: Ill boast , The Sol: won it in the 121h with lhree unearned runs fol· lowing a two-base error by Dick Howser on Don Buford's pop fly. Jimmy Schaffer doubled home one run and AI Weis sin· gled in two more. Fisher han- tried for second, Faul cut down with his throw to aeeond baseman Glenn Beckert. Gene Oliver powered two home runs in the second game , and Hank Fischer limited the Cubs to five singles to wln his thtrd game. Bnh Buhl (9-7) won the ope:r er with excellent relief help in the eighth and ninth from Ted Abernathy. Rnn Santo drove In two runs and Don Landrum col· lected three hits for the Cubs, who opened the game with five consecuUve singles off loser Tony Cloninger (10-ll). o kJ d R "d o 1965 G "d T • • :::~e:h~o~~w:rth: s!~:o.~~~~ a an a1 ers_ pen ri ~ammg I ) t' I be With Hackett Panthers Keep String Intact In 11-2Win peeWee HUr}er ThrOWS Nn..hi't, No-run VI'ctory CUT YOURSELF A BIGGER Ivan Grimm of Sam1el H. S..Jlll'lfd's altonMr~ and Mrs. Ernest L. Bow- Clearing in the afterDoOa, ney wiD ••k a federal eowt en and son Steven Lee left cooler today. Low 50s. ~ today te permit Sheppard .. Tuesday by. plane for a 'vaca- and mild Friday. nmala free on bond wbHe be lion in Germany'. They will visit 1 appeals bll wUe • alaylllc cor , with Mrs. Bowen's parents, Mr. / In I<f!llnd, bot walel fro• Minnie Keefer. 82, of Chari· vtcUon to lbe u.s. Sapreml NEW HAVEN Funeral ser· and Mrs. Joseph Spiess! oil ~eyson Is piped Into bom~•· aiton Heights, W Va .. died sudCeurt. Clark said be would vices for Ivan Ray Grunm, 67, Straubing, Germany. Mr. Bow- ftets IUid year • round IIWfm. denly Tuesday at the home of ber daughter, Mrs, John H. makr • plea to permit Shep- New Haven, who. died Wecrnes- eo will return to this country ' min& pools, aeeordJDg te 1M pard to remala free on bond day at the Galhpohs Medtcai 1July 27 but Mrs. Bowen and , National Geographic Ma&azloe. Braken, Summit. N. J. durloC lbe .oppeal becauH the Center, wdDSTI be heldtheFrldFay at Itheir son will remam with her ; KILL ATHLETE;$ fOOT ~GI!RM l at She was a focmer resident state waotI Sbeppard retar.. 2 p. m. 1 I ho h ogle- paren t8 unu·1 0c tohe r 7. Mr.l' On e •ppllc~tion of r+L doptl ltcb ed to prison immediately. song Funera me wit the iBowen Is the son of Mr and and bui'JI1DI in MINUTES or ,011W of Middleport and the widow of 1 I. II. Keefer. A son. Herman, Oblo AUy. Gen. William RBev: W- _S· !',.hi~lipstholfGiciatih' ng. I Mrs. Edward Bowen of Buuer- ~ :fn b,~:!ln~ o~' ·~ u::!· '"';~';! Saxbe said after the C!ourt ur1a1 Wl11 ~ Jh e ra am ,nut-av Pomeroy .-erOUI for rn~ kill. ThM'I ...u-11 preceded her in death. CemetPrV \ ., · HEALTHY 1k1n appearl TOOilY ruled agaia1t Sheppard he - J• •' swl•h.rr & LohH Dmp. Surviving are the daugbter, Mrs. Demetrius (Keffer) Brack- would oppo•e any move to He was born March 7, 1898, 1 en, and a son, S. Jennings Kef- permit Sheppard to r<maia at New Haven, the son of lhe tate James E. and Addie M. fer of Columbus; two grsndsnns, on bond duriak tbe appeal. fU:ri*~~;mew ra-mr.>it~<.:.~ Lee Grimm. He waa a barber Thomas Keefer, Columbus ~nd Take Along 1 lightweight Robert Keffer, DayiA>n; three sisSET HYMN SING Survivors Include a brother, ters. Mrs. Roscoe Darnall, There wdl be a hymn sing at Clawson Grimm, Kenova aod Gilmer, W. Va.; Mrs, Noah the MI. Moriah Church of Gad two sisters, Mrs. Nina 'Albini Easy fit in car trunk or your wagon. These tot& are slur· Amick, Sand Fork, W. Va,, and Sunday, July 18. There will be and Miss Frankie M. Grimm, dy with spring!; , foam mal\rj>s~ Mrs. Belle Bowling, Runa. W.l" dinner at noon. Rev. Daniel both of New Haven, Friends i PRICED $9.95 Va ,, and a brother, Ray Starling IS pastor and mvlles the public may call at the funeral home AT and Gilmer. W. Va. 1 to the all • day event. aner 6 p. m, Thurfday. HAVE YOU SEEN OUR REMODELED STORE? 1 1 ALUMINUM FOLDING COT $13·99 DR. ROBERT P. CARSON Dr. Carson is Named Speaker For ARC Event Funeral services will be Frt- MARRIAGE APPUCATIONs ' LOCAL TEMPS day at 3 p,m. (DST) at the John Theodore Grueser, 23, The temperature in Pomeroy's Dodd • Payne Funeral home Pomeroy. auto body repairman, business district at 11 :25 a.m . in Fayetteville, W. Va. and Juanita Phyllio Hoffman, Iwas 81 degrees under sunny 19, RL 3, Pomeroy. skies. 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THANK YOU BRAND GROVER'S STUDIO RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN 1 Beige finish, beater. de· froster, deluxe trim and 2-speed wiper washer SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' New Haven D,Ies Going to Visit Grandma? 11 $2199 Registered THE WEATitF;R~' / ~ ' · 1 28'' 4 r.o ro GERMANY I Cundi'££ Leads lnsurancemen To 6-0 VI'ctory WY2·2955 (Continued from page I ) (C.mtinued from page l ) dral (EplscoP~I) , dation bill. The body wtll then he ~ak~n The bill sets up tbe guidelines to Spnn~field, Dl., and lie m for the method of distributing state durmg the weekend at the state aid to education fl!lld&. Dllnola Capitol where Stevenson House Republicans opened a Hrved as governor from 19411 wide split over how the bi II to 1951. would he handled but have Steven~n will he buried In oow reportedly resolved their the family plot at Evergreen differences. Main features of the Memorial Cemetery on the D· bill include a $1110 million inllnois prairie near Bloomington, crease m state subsidies and a Stevenson's home for years, ~ $2011-a-year pay increase for Flying to London with Hum- teachers and other certificated phrey at President Johnson's employes , behest were Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz andUndersec- COLUMBUS- TBE 0 HI 0 retary ol State George W, Ball, Highwa) Departmtnt was stung bOth former members of Ste- by a surprise rebuss Wednesveoson's law firm; Dr, Ralph day when the 'appalach18 Bunche, U. N, undersecretary : Regional Commission approved Mayor Richard J. Daley, Chi- only one ol three proposed cago; former Massachusetts highway corridors for lhe state. Gov, Endicott Peabody, whose The commissiOn recommendsister, Mrs, Marietta Tree, was ed that U.S. Commerce Secrewith Stevenson when he died; tary John 'f. Connor approve Sen. Eugene J. McArthy , f). 121 million for a 17>-mile deMinn .. the man who nominated velopmental highway linking Stevenson for president at the Cincinnati and Belpre, in south· 1960 Democratic National Con- ern Washmgtoo Coonty. "We venlion: Reps, Thomas Morgan, were given the impression that 0-Pa. and E. Rnss Adair, R· I h e committee would recomInd., and Richard Goodwin, a mend three construction routes, special presidential assistant totaling 299 miles," said J. W. Walking Along Street Wilson, deputy director of planStevenson and Mrs. Tree, an ning and programmmg for the American U, N. delegate and department close friend, were walking Pending Connor's approval, 8 sunlit street near the Ameri- ~ work , on the 175-mile strip •eot:UMBus <VPii:'.!'~. • Minnie Keffer Services Set 1 Cyclists Plan Hill Climb Once a drug gains acceptance and gets into volume production, il.s cost often goes down. One has only to compare to day's prices on penicillin, cortisone and streptomycin, for ex· ample, with thrir cost at the time of discovery. 1965-5 Representatives of 28 Red Cross Chapters who cooperate in lhe Tri • State Red Cross Blood program will hold their Eighth annual convention in Huntington on July 21 at the Four emergency calls were Hotel Frederick. answ~red Wednesday by the Dr. Robert P. Carson of Mid- Ml~ eport E·H umt can embassy when he was cros.smg southern Uh10 from dletown, formely of Gallipolis ~ e unit was sumrno~ed at stricken. Stevenson leaned 1-71 at Cincinnati's outerbelt to will be the guest speaker at 1L 35 a.m. for Paul Wilson at against a utility pole f.or sup- Belpre on the Ohio River would l lhe luncheon session of the con- l lhe Royal Crown Cottlmg Co., port, then slumped to the side- pr?babl~ begin . after July I, , vention. Dr. Carson was for· who was taken to Veterans Mewalk just a few feet from the 1966 . . 1\llson said the state's ! merly chairman of the 28-coon- ~ mon~l hosPital for treatment of entrance to London's exclusive ~orkmg plans ca ll for construe- ty organization_ Following his a lacer~tlon of the he.ad. , Sportsman's Club. !Jon contracts to be let before addess there will be work- At 12.30 p.m. _the squad took j shops on subjects of industrial Mrs, Otto Aleshlfe to Veterans I Mr. . Tree sought heIp from that da te. M · 1 h . ·1 1 ed. 1 the club doorman t h e n raced recruitment, non • industrial re. e~ona 08 P1 a as 8 m Jca back to Stevenson 's prostrate WASHINGTON - MOBJLIZ. cuitment, and terhniral as- pallent and . at 12 :50 P:m went : body where she tried '" l'evive ~~mn of 150,~ to 200,000 tiV· pects of the program. t~ the parkmg lot, . adJacent to: . Jhan reservists and National T ' I t f tl City hall. where Shlfley Thomj.>- I him wtth mou II1· to-m• rPSpl- Guardsmen ts . expected to rewo spec1a t' th 1 aspec .11 b s . o tet snn, 8 uc keye La ke, hHd become 3 ra 100· . suit from Defense Secret r pro~ram WI e g~ven ~ · ill. She w<:~s taken to a local ,, , It was no use. Doctors a:rnv- Robert 8 M N . ~ Y tent10n at the convention Will P1lySJCJan. . . . c a mara s current . . ~ngt ID an ambulance b rushSed inspection tour of Sollth V I e t be special plrorrhJotwnal mlelet- The other call was at 812 p, ; ., evenson to . oear y t. Nam . mgs 1n mos c aplers ca mg m. to the old h.1gscoom h h 1 . , , George s Hosp1tal where he Final dec,·s,'ons . on sue h a ca 11 for renewed efforts to hoost . Che sh'1re. Danny Gross , "w, was was pronounced dead on amval up have not. yet bee . d lhe number of donors commg tak t H0 1 h 't· 1 zer ospJ a ,_ _ at 5:35 p.m. (3 :35 p.m, EDT), But the defense Chiel ~l'ft~" ~· to the bloodmobile sites to _:n Only • few minutes earlier, hope that such a move c~ul~ , give blood. And the, serond is County Hospital, Brooklyn , N, Stevenson had been at the em- ~ he avoided before hiS depart- !national programs giVIng In· Y. His graduate work in path- I bassy, recording an mterv1ew ure for Saigon Wed d , creasmg emphaSis to Its re- olog t c· , t' G . 1 th B 'I' h B d . I nes ay I h t' , h. h y was a 1nc nna 1 en ~r e r1 IS roa castmg night . searc opera mns Jn w tc sue11 era I Hospital. He served two Corp. Thomas Barman, the\ matters as use of blood rrac- years in the Army"s Polhology BBC man ":ho conducted the m· •roscow - U. S. AMBASSA- IJtwn preservation of blood. for section of the Third Medical ! terv~ew, said later that Steven : . at large W. Averell llonger periods and JdentJ!Jca- ,General Laboratory in the : oon showed no signs of being h<Jrnman conferred for three twn of rare types of blood. I Philippine Islands , He is a til although he was '"perhaps .~ I hours today with Soviet Pre- ; The lluntmgton • Cabell member of numerous profes· little less buoyant t~an usuaL m1er Alexei N. Kosygin 10 a Chapter Will host the conven- sional organizal.ions. From Ju . Defended Pobcies . surprise meeting, It was be- 110'" Mrs. Harnett Cartmell, ly I, 1943, to July L 1961 The BBC broadcast tl,'" mter- lleved they discussed , the Viet ' wife of a MaysVIlle. phySJcl8n was staff and hospital oat~Jol -1 VJew Wednesday mght. ln Nam crisis. and. surgeon, IS m~'Umbent ogist at Hol:ler and It, Stevenson firmly defended Diploma tic sources said cha~rma~ for the reg'?" and Clime. President Johnson's policies in length of the meeting a n will preSide at the . sesswn, I Chairman of the Gallia CoonVIet Nam. ---Dr, Carson, a nallve of Ports- ty blood program is Mrs, Char'"My bope In Viet Nam is that venson to ld him in a conversa- fmouth.thhasU hls . mediCal , f degree L , Iott e Cremeens and resistance there may establish tion Monday at the embas.sy ~om e . mversl 1Y 0 ?UI:· Hurwitz, is chapter chairman. the fact that changes in Asia residence that '" he wanted to VIlle, and mterned at Kmg • , are not lA> be precipitated by resign from the U.N. post" ··~ . -~ - -,--- ~ , , , FIRST outside force," Stevenson said. '·He thought he had had It the pr,esent mteran!Jonal poht1-: QUALITY "There has been a great deal long enough." sevareid report- cal climate made 1t ; v1rtu~~ REGULAR ol pressure on me In the Unit- ed. But he didn't wish to take certamty . that the surpnse ' ed States from many sources another government job, He meellng · ll was not Certified Oil Station to take the position, public po- wanted to rest a while and then In advance . had gone beyond : W u . . -·· $t. I It sition, Inconsistent with that or he planned to go back to law 1op;;;;er;;;;s.,on.,a...,m.,a....,•r.,s..,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.....iiiii:i ""'iiii:::.iiiiii rny &overnment. Actually, I practice in New York and Chi-tr "' don't agree with those pro cago but to live in New York, testants." He said he could get to his ChiMORE cago office quite often, and then In a separate appearance with could spend some time with his BBC newsmen Mooday night, grandchildren--his greatest deSievenson said he had no inten- light. lion of resigning as U,N . Sit In Shade ambassador. '"He said for a while I would But Eric Sevareld of CBS just like to sit in the shade with news, In a broadcast from Lon- a glass ol wine in my hands don Wednesday night, said Ste- snd watch people dance." ° Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid 1~. UPI Briefs Stevenson ••• an earned run average that has Dunfee Wins p· t hing Duel Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MII}dleport, 0., July 1 (21 have managed to pitch ony SANTA ROSA, CALIF. IU an ohbi artist before even the whet we won ftve of 14 gatiles' II nine complete games-the low Coacr AI Davis opened I be first football Is thrown." he and tied two." est total In the majors, (The Oakland Raider' training camp said, '"but we'll need a lot of Actually, the Raiders wer'en't II Los Angeles Dodgers, in con today, took a long, t.ard loot prayers, especially the coaches, as bad In 1964 as the record t r a s t. have 35 complete at the San Diego and Kansas before this season is finished." dlcates because they were games .) City roster .~od said quietly: lbe personable Davis, who ethvery_ gammlne thtey lost tugtwoht 1 1 The White Sox, who posted 44 "P;ay 1o; us. was named the American Foo~ e Jna u es excep route-going JObs last season. . I don t want ,IAJ sound like ball League's coach ol the year a 0.28 loss to Houston and a have only one pitcher go the · in 1963 for leading the Raiders 42;7 shellacking by Kansas City, distance '" their last 43 games lA> a surprise !().4 finish admit· Throw out those two games -and that man, Joe Horlen, ted hi9 team will im· and you get a Detter picture ~! bas accounted for their last d 1 1965 what we were like a year ago, three and five of the nine. prove n · Davis said. •·Jn 1963 we seemed Gary Peters seemed 011 the I C "We've been making good to gel the break at the right threshold of breaking the com progress right along," he ex- time and that is whyo ur over· plete jinx Wednesdaf night, plaiDed, '"but we still have a ali record seemed better. cruising along with a 5-0 lear ton~ way to go to catch up to in the fifth inning against tlJe Righthander Steve Dunfee of the Chargers and Chiefs. Cleveland lndJans, who~ anerr;; the Braves asd Lelly Dennis "Don't forget, they have a 1c altack had not gen r~ted Hackett of the Indians battled two-yea~ jump on us and you run m 34 consecullve mmngs. through five scoreless Innings can't make up that kind of Roof Fell In Wednesday evening in Middle- ground overnight. The Raiders Then catastrophe struck Pe· port Boys League play with will be an interesUng team this ters. who had dnlled a three- Dunfee Ihe winner, 2-{) on Dave year, I hope better than In 1964 run homer m hJS own behalf. Boyd's two • run homer In :....._.:__.:..________ When the dust had cleared four the sixth. Chicago pitchers later, the Pomeroy's unbeaten White Sox had staggered to a It was Hackett's first start! mer High School League 12-10 victory in 12 innings and of the season for the Indians, defeated Racine 11·2 We,dnes· the mvsterv remained unsolve.l. having returned to the active day at Pomeroy. The oti,.;r American League list only this week after reuPomeroy opened the clubs were idle. covering from a fractured arm up in the fourth inning by scor-11 In lhe only National League lhe second day of spring pracing four runs on that action, the Chicago Cubs de- lice. . hits. Pomeroy had led 4-2 leated the Milwaukee Braves Hackett gave up only J lilts, Into the botiA>m end of ;.2 in the first game of a dou- fanned 8, and walked 3, How· Righthander Pete Sayre hurl- fourlh. bleheader, then dropped the ever, he hlt leadoff batter Dun- ed a no • hit, no run game lor Righthander Mike J~~~~~~~~ second game to the Braves 6-3. fee m the top of the siXth and Racine in Syracuse Pee Wee s\arled for Racine and • Pedro Gonzalez reached Pe- husky Dave Boyd hned to tournament play Wednesday af· the first four frames before ters for the first of five Indian center, the hall took a crazy ternoon. ing way 1.0 John M~:~·~:~ ~~ homers In the fifth wilh a man bounce, and rolled far away for Sayre, a fourlh grader this Rex Cumings, a lefty, on and when Chico Salmon con- the homer. fall, fan ned 16 batters while for Pomeroy and gave way nected or the first of his two That was the game. pacing Racine's Pee Wee leag- Dick Werry in the third. homers in the sixth with a man . Dunfee, fa~mng 8 and walk· uers to a 17-{) wm over Har- Racine hitters were 8 on, Priers was through. Reliev- mg 9, was m almost constant Insonv1lle. A base ~n balls g1v- Grueser, McClintock, and er Hoyt Wilhelm was touched trouble but !me. defensiVe play en to Lonny Black m the fourth Diddle, eech a single, and for three more tallies in the In· and clutch p1tchmg saved h1m. was the only batter to reach Proffitt, a home run. , R k C 1 'to's Little Johnny Slaven made one I base for the losers except For Pomeroy Cumings 0 nlmtg, onedton Y 0 aVJ ol the picture plays of the sea-l' when Tom Lowery and David a triple and tw~ singles~~!!:~ ~ ~ . • 2 s~n~ The White Sox ut together a son at shortstop With two out ,Reeves were safe on errors. Flnlaw a double, Dick , P th . th t when he speared Hackett's lm- The no • h11ter was Sayre's three singles Jeff Burl thr ee-ru• ral11 ydmb fe mn. ho er in the hole, one-handed, af- first during his young basebsU singles Ted Morarity Dannv·ll ta ke a 98 ea pmc 1er 1eavmg · h'" feet m · a desper- career. He was presen..,. •·• the Abbott,' Don Swisher,' h"tt F ed Wh 'tf' ldeore belted 1 er .r . 1 ." one ate leap. M1ke Hartinger had Igame ball by Tournament Bartels, Rodney Karr of Edd1e FIShers, knuckleballs singled to lead oil the · , nnins Manager Bob Louks Edd'1e Baer, each • sIngIe. th 1 d' • , · Ior a horne run 10 e n Jans 15th) and was on second base B0 b B d •tt 1"tched th , ur • e P ninth to send the game into N 'the , · Sayre also topped Racine hit· e . . e.' r team comm1tted a ling with a triple and three last mmng for Pomeroy, ove rt1me. fieldmg bobble , . ·, th four! . b win . smgles m four official trips to 11 was e m I 1 the plate. Other Racine hit· starts for the Braves; the 12th ters were Buttons Allen with loss m tJ games for the Jnd1ans. three singles, Sears 8 double 000 1102 - 2 3 0 and single, Theiss a single and Braves Indians 110 000 - 0 2 0 Salser a single. a Dunfee and Vaughan. Hackett McArthur will play Pomeroy ~d P. Mullen. Umpire: C. Saturday at 10 a. m. The win- The Meigs Motorcyele If you can hear people talk II . Searles, plate; Art Stobart, ner ol that game will play""'"~ sponsor Its annual ~po.-18·· 1 1 and can't make out the worda bases. shire in a semi-final game at HIU Climb Sunday clearly, then this will be your 5:30 p. m. Sunday. Racine will 1:30 (EST) al the answer. An extremely small play Middleport at 3 p. m, Sunlocated six miles norm II bearing aid using a tiny ener· day. Pomeroy and 20 miles south glzed unit, has been perfected Athens off U. S. 33 on by 1 man who himself is bard lumbia while pitching a Fork Road. of hesrlng and has been for ovhitter Tuesday at the Riders from the Tri-State ar1 er 10 years, With his new aid., cuse ball park. Cundiff struck of Ohio, Kentucky and West even whispers are crystal clear, out 11 bsttera. VIrginia are expected to return If interested It Is suggested you The winners started 00 their year to. make this one of write HEARING, 32 E. 9th St., scoring in the fourth with a flo. the outslandmg events sponsor· Erie. Pa. You witt reeeive full Buddy Cundiff led the Nation- mer by Tom Grueser. In the by !f'e loc_al club. lnfor111ation at no cost or obli· wide Insurance Softball inning Harold Brown sock· AdmiSSion IS $1 and children · to a 6-0 victory over West one over the left field fence. 12 are admitted free with in the inning Cundiff bJt parentl. The climb grand slam home run over unleso raining at starting lime. left field fence to ao- Refreshments are avalalable II e<mnt for the Nationwide mark- the club grounds. There II pten- 11 of free parking. Nationwide Is leading the M.lro;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.....~~------­ . league with a 17-4 FIRST Games are p1ayed ev -..ervll QUALITY REGULAR IITtJesdiaV and Thursday. Nal.iou--11 will be playing at Certified Oil Stetion today, July 27, 29, PRICES HAVE COME DOWN llji;~5. W, Mlln II. Pemo..., ON MANY DRUGS! - .,.. . - . .. ' " I 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 15, 19651 died the last four lnnlngl, al· erlng the plate. When Jones 1 lowq two nms. to ~lck up hla lOth win in 13 decisions. Gary Bell was the loser. PIIU Triple Play The Cubs pulled ofl a triple play In the &eCOnd Inning of the nightcap after the Braves bad scored twice and had runners 011 first and third. Woody Woodward louie to catcher E Bailey and when Mack Jones laked IA>ward sec ood base, Bailey threw to shortstop Don Kessinger. Rico Carty on third broke lor borne and was out on Kessinger's throw lA> pitcher Bill Faul cov , .. ...... ' \ y-----------.,.-.;_-------------------, .\ I . .. 'f. ( .. MARKET • Q~.n E~enl,""- .Till,!'fM-Saturdllf Tll9 PM i '; MAin st. .· ' W't !497.5 ,_,., WAID CROSS' SONS . RACINE, OHIO RUTLAND RUTLAND BOTTLE GAS FURNITURE THE PLAINS SH 7• 3131 ·· RUTLAND SH 2 • 4211 .. ' ·, '• ri1 �'t '.?.------ ---· \ .. .\1 'James G•Allen Mason .-erson 0 al family, • . ~~~. Walter Werry and and Mrs. D' T day Harold .Fry, New Haven, and Mrs. Fronna Barker, Mason. Mrs. Marvaa Frame. a' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence For• Plea~e~~l Valier llolpllal Service Announced for LeoD Putor . ADMl'M'I!:D Joseph Ohhnger, Mason; -Janice VJ!IIZey, PI'. PLEASANT - Funeral Leon; Mrs. Clarence Gill, Le11ervlce for the Rev. Foreman tart. ICS UCS L. Radcliffe, 67, Leon Rt. 2, DISCHARGED - Debra Finwill be held today at 2 p. m. ley, Appl• Grove ; Mrs. Wal· POINT PLEASANT _ James at the Mohr-Stevens Funeral lace Deal, Ashoon. Allen, Sf, o1 1400 Ohio Street, Home with the Rev. Jack Hig- BIRTH - Mr. and Mrs. died Tuesday at bls home gin• ofllciatlng. Burial will be Hugh Wooda, Hogsett, 1 daugh- alter a tong Illnels. In the Eddy Chapel cemetery .. ter. • He wa1 bom tn Mason COUll> Rev. Radcliffe, a retired E ty, the son of the fate Lewis o. vangelical . United LEAVES FOR FIGH1' and Nancy ADen. He was 1 m1mster, d1ed Tuesday at his MILP N, Italy IUPIJ - World former employe of the Marie!HOME. He is survived by his fl yweight champion Salvatore Ia Manufacturing Qlmpany and wife, Hattie Willong, Radcliffe; Burruni will leave for Buenos the Halop Machine shop. Mr. one son, live daughters, one Aires July 29 lor an Aug. 7 Allen was a member of the sister and several grandchild- non-title bout against Argentl- Main Street Baptist Church. = --.I Surviving are hisMrs. wile, Emma Rhoda -- and one sister, Morrow, Pt. Pleasant. Funeral 1 1 services will be held at 2 p.m. . Friday in the Chapman WII· 1~xon Mortuary with the Rev. 1 1Gilbert Moore offlciatlng. Bur· iai will be in the Lone Oak cemetery. Friends may can at the mortuary. Mrs. Mr. re. Engagement . . Ort. Do. nno ShQ/Op · Is Announ~ed Pf8eB!atlvo o! the Woman'a man and sons spent a week's "' Society of Christian Service o! vacation at Lake Jackson. Mr. MASON -Mr. and Jltr•• the M11on Methodist Cburcb and Mrs. Kenneth Stewart and Shalap of SummersvD)e, wlll attend a School of Mil- family were overnight guests Va., are 8IIIIOIIDClni the slons spon!Ored by WSCS at of the Foremans. gagement o! their daughter, Buckhannon, W. Va., this week. Mr. and Mn. Lester Russell Donna, to Earl Ingles, Jr., IOD Mr. and Mrs. Danny '!UIIoh and famlly of Ham1aond, Ill ., of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Inalea, and sons are vacationing In spent the weekend at I heIr Sr .. Mason. Florida where they will visit born - hero and visited with her Both are attending MoWitaiD friends at St. Peteraburg and parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence State Business Cllllege and ex· Cape Kennedy. Ihle. peel to return to achool In the Miss Sheila Walker daught- Kelly Ann McCarthy, two- Fall. Mr. is employed er ofand Mr.Miss and Sharon Mrs. Maynard Wal· Mrs. year-<>ld daughter of Mr.Parkand at AnnaPOIII, Md., during ker Michael McCarthy, summer and the bride_ to bethe II daughter of Mr and . Mrs' ersburg, Is visiting her grand- employed at the Bank of SumJames Maynard, are attending parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey mervllle. the Charle!ton Beauty Acade- Newland. An open church wecldlng wiD my. be held on Sunday, Jtlly 25th d -~· KC Tournament at the Baptist church at SumMr. an Mrs. James May· mervllle, W. Va. nard spest their vacation at St. Begins Tonight Petersburg, Fla., and other The opening round of the ENJOY PICNIC places of interest. seventh annual kyger Creek There was a ball game and Etlwards Reunion Miss Sharon Queen visited a LJ!Ue L~ague tournament be- wiener roast at the Board LADIES,-GIRLS, MENS & BOYS " week with her slller, Miss ~ms lorugbt at 6:30 p.m. lEST). Baptist church recreation area WIll be July 18th Phyllis Queen In (:()Iambus. Tmlight's game will be the Satuday evening. Those who PT. PLEASANT - The an· Phyllis is employed by the Middleport Red Sox against enjoyed them•elves were Mr. n~~l reumon of Riley and VIr· Nationwide Insurance Compa· WllkesvJII~ " ' the opening con- and Mrs. Taft Boston and g1ma Edwards will be held on ny there. test. Racme Reds agamst Pt. grandsons, Mike, Pat and July 18 at the Fry Picnic Mr. and Mr!. Raymond Lam- James McComb in the middle Sammy. Mr. and Mrs. Stormy Grounds near West Columbia . bert and family have retumed gam.e at 7:45 p.m. and the Gal· Hart and Katrinka, Mr. and All f~rends and relatives are in- frorr. a vacation to Catletls· llpohs Yankees .against I!Je Porn· Mro. Don Thompson and vJted to ottend the basket din- burg, Ky., where they visited eroy P~rates m the finals at Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush ner at noon. hJo parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· I P:m· grandson, Chucky, Mr. The W1lson reunion v.ill be eretl Lambert and with her mo- Bill Hubbard is the tourna· Mrs. Hatry Thompson, Mr. held July 18 at Harmon Part. !her, Mrs. J. E. Simms at Ash· r manager and umpires will and Mrs. Oscar Gimm and All relatives and friends are land, Ky. be Bob Burchett, Doug Hems- thy, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rou1sh, mv1ted IAl attend a basket din- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwarz, ley, and Guy Guinther. Marlene, Donald, JoAnn ner to be served at noon. Mrs. Jr. and family Jell on Monday Leo Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Leo11ard Charles Wilson Buckle! is pres- to visit with his sister and . The Almaaac Roush, Sandra and Milton, · 1dent and L1nda Sorrell Bent- family, Mr. and Mrs. James By Uruted Pre•s J.oternalioaal and Mrs. D. A. Roush. Mr. ley ,. secretary. Thero will Rhoden at Boynton Beach Today IS Thursday, July 15, Mrs. James Sleets and Jimmy, be games and contests during Fla ' the !96th day of 1961i with 169 Mrs. Luvena Rainey, Mrs. the afternoon. and Mrs. Curtis McDan· to j~IIDw. . ! mae Brown, Sue Ellen and iel and daughter Mrs James la e moon IS approachmg JIB Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ske•ms, ' Sh ower ·151 . ted .on sun- sTh1 quarter.. C I dK . M d eceptwn, Lloyd and son, v aro yn an ay, r. an R Is Tlmrsda day evenmg with Mr. and Mrs. and ~.~~;~:IIi su.rs are Saturn Albert Thomspon, Vlrgmla, 011 PT. PLEASANT Th Re Calvin McDaniel and f•mlly in The evening stars V berta Jo and Harne! ; Mr. and Mrs Jack C HJ'gge vd. Pt. Pleasant. and Mars are enos Mrs. Roy Friend and · · ms an Mr R b Soh . · 1mond Mr and Mrs family of the Bellemeade EUB a. e a warz and Mlc- Those born today are under 1Newberr ' Steve k. 8 Church will be honored with ky are spesdlng their vacation the sign of cancer. Dutch paint- Tlmm . YMr e nd 1 reception and miscellaneous vlllting her parents, Mr. and er Rembrandt was born on this Rous{ '::'olm ::" shower Thursday evening at Mrs. F. McDaniel at Cabin day in 1606. • • • • s. 7::W p. m. In the church social Creek, W. Va. Mrs. Schwarz Is On this day 10 history · and grand8 rooms. employed at Lakin State Ho11- In 1676, George :· bl ':,.1 b This will mark the lOth con- pita!. Bradley of the St. Louts base1ss secutive year of service at the Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly and ball team pitched the first no-hit I Sh' ld D 'En ss d Be ty church for the Rev. Higgins son of Ind , spent a game m the history of the rna- B '" s. anny as an Tom "AIR CONDITIONED" and family. AU members of week VISJbng hiS Sister and JOl leagues. ~yu_s_.- -- - - - - MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT the local church and friends Iami_ly, Mr. and Mrs. Charles In 1912, Jim Tbrope became to f Pre Id nt b th Rearc cordially invited. Aldridge. the first athlete ever to win moe:- e in e Mr. Thomas Ryan of Spring- both tbe pentathlon and decath· 1 , ma an field, Oblo, visited several days Ion field contests in the Olym- sco RepSE . ileet· with his mother, Mrs. Thomas pic Games. :;m ~ er • _ · - was Ryan last week. In 1948, President Harry s A U S Mr. and Mrs. Lester Russel! Trwnan was nominated as the Ambassador to th u ~- Adlai of Pomeroy spent the weekend Democratic candidate E Sle e ·.d· · ltlng lth M In 1964 S Ba · . venson once sa1 · VIS w r. and Mrs. Reu• en. rry M. Gold· ltime to stop a revolulio~ i ben Stewart. water, R-Arlz., was nominated the beginning1 not the end/ Ronnie Thompson, Mason . June and Jean Bumgarner, Letart, are assisting at C a m p Klndlich at Southside, W. Va, lor Leaders at this camp span· sord by the Mason Cllunty Association for Retarded Children. Miss Martha Thompoon is visiting wthis week with Mr. and Mrs. Jan Schneider at Dresden, Ohio. Mickey Kay and Pam Weaver, both of New Haven, visited the past week with the latter's grandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dotson, Muon. Miss Gratus Aldridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldridge is employed at the Medical BuDding, Lakin Stale Hospital. Becky Lewis, daughter of Mr. l.50xt4 or 1.70x11 I.OOx t4 and Mrs. JamB! Lewis, has Nrlon •n ·Wt~thtr u42 11 Nylon •11-Wutlltr "42" been accepted to attend Girls' blackwlll tu-.ellll 'lec:kwall tubtltll StaU! the first week In August at Jackson's Mill, Weston. w. Va., Becky is a member of the Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club. Miso Jane Burgess, daughter of Mrs. Roy Bw gess of Martinsville, Va., is spending a two week vacation visiting with Mr. tn. Mrs. Ray Proffitt and Nancy. The Burgesses were NO MONI!V DOWN -FREE MOUNTING fanner residents of here. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Foglesong NATION-WIDe 'NO LIMIT" GUARANTee tllld dauehters, Carol of Mul· No~~.ll ~ m<!ll ths-No limit on rnlln-No limit 11 to Rlldl lens, W. Va., and Ellen of 1 11 tl) •~Rlr tilt tntitt lift af ltlt trNd. ~~ ,.:.."'..., ltl ~ur .....to T1rn trt Gl.llrtllt d i HWitlnglon. visited on Saturday ;::kma n•'·,·p a11d mlterltls 1 nd IIOI'~I.,.o.J~.e hO:~':d~' . ...., riPIII 1 It purv:turU. • will. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Proffitt and with Mrs. W. H. Foglesong. Mrs. Ray Proffitt of Mason Miso Lelah Jane Powell of New Haven and Mrs. Hershel Henderson of Pl. Pleasant spent Friday and Saturday at Jack'HtLCO 5120EI. 1111 82-Channol VHF-UHF lOR's · Mill where they attendreception. Sound out front. 24,000 volts of ed a State DAR meeting. pk:turo power. Lia:hted channel Indicator• Ml'. dnd Mrs. Howard JohnAdjustable Tone Control. Pre-set flnetunlne' Transistorized UHF TLiner. ContemporarY son and ftmily spent their va· Satin Black hardboard coblnot 111ilohod to cation at Lake Erie where they • •tch Ebony furniture. Base optional, tlltrL visited her sister. Mrs. Charles Nunn. EXCISE TAX COMES OFFI Mrs. Ralph Ward of New Cumberland spent the last two weeks visiting with her PRICES parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred START AT-· Jobnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Diddle and son of Texas visted her .,., mother. Mrs. Pauline Cunningham lor two weeks. Mrs. Irene Taylor of COlumbus spent a lew days visiting with her father, Albert Hall who reportedly Is ill at hi~ . H~m~ Owned & Operated · home in Muon. \ ou II L1ke Our Service Phone WY 2·2101 p omtroy, 0 • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Joe Gresa and three children of Randolph Air Force Base, San Antonio, rexas, are yflltlni Mr. BreU~ren •r=e;;;;;n...-iiiiiiiiiiiiii===--iiii=n~a~·s~H;o;r;•c;io~A~c ; :a,; va~l:.; lo;.. Ingle~ D~IIas eBrown •T•n • Cordovan eBI1ck eBrown Size 4to 10 $ pr Ta $12.99 CHILDREN'S WOMEN'S TENNIS OXFORDS s Reg. pr $2.99 Mr. d~ Jull~ ~in· ;an;,~ Cha~m: wa~ington ~fg Welg~d Sa~~a ~~ n~lrener, Lal~yette_. pu~an~ f. ~-~w ~:~e. N &MW!dth WOMEN'S MEN'S eWhlte eBiue pr eBI1ck ValuH Ta S $8.99 Size 4 tog 18 ~ough~::m~;::·. RIZER'S SPECIALS' Size 12'f.l to 4 TENNIS OXFORDS OXFORDS· l Broken Sizes ROUSH'S SHCE STORE 225 NO. SECOND ~ahirebltedhow SANDRA SUE GIROD Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Girod. Lebanon, announce the SOCIAL CALENDAR MECHANISM IS JET·SIIIPLEI le gears, • p1leya, •llells tD cause poteatial HIM prelll1•s! Because of this simplicity and extenaive field tettlnl - Frilidairl it olferllll the most comprehenslft • .,.. ranty • FriCkfllr• Wllher ever hid: 1-year warranty for repair of any defect without charge, plus 4-yeer protection plan for furnishing replacement for any . defective part in transmission, drive INIGr or WllW pump! 811J FriJhlalre for me•lnNIIII ,.,,.,....,.,. ' BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, O. ~~~~eeke~ W~JS!ts~;':e'~~~~l..,!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!""'""'""""""""""""!!l!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l~ Cha~ie:~n, • • -· '· v~. vls~d en~e classification is 8 White Ro•e Lodge engagement of their daughter, Sandra Sue, to Mr. . Jl.JLY 15 one tor the majority to Charles Edward Grueser, Athens, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Me1gs QIWIIY DemDcral· come. But they do it well. Ev· Planning Picnic Charles Grueser, Minersville. Miss Girod Is a graduate lc Club wlll NO'!' meet on July en in Lake George there is f · butJ Iwill18 hold t the respec1 for the serwus "" of Ohio University and is a speech therapist at the Hear· 15th ·1 as Iusual · ·"Jdent l Mrs. Morah Leonard was 10 f ~ ·coun- RamikYSp and a recogru·t· n that he reported ill when the White Ina• and Speech Center of Dayton and Mont~omery P CDJCg on Fall' ~ Y Grounds a 1•5 5 ty, Dayton, Ohio. of Mr.Science Grueser has his S. and w11l re- Tho oc Grange rm Ha!l will . be open· his Master Degree in B. Electrical engine· someda Y1ead th'as country · Rose Lodge auxiliary met on ering. In August from Ohio University. A winter wedding noon. 10 All • · m. Picnic dmner Piano prelude by Mrs. b I agree, though, whtth Wednesday at theMrs. Leare asked to bring a Is Grueser and prayer Y comment made by a local 1 gion hall inafternoon Middleport. Is bemg planned. food basket and their own t.a- Mrs. Amos Leonard opened the 1ce ofllcer. I too wish we cou d William Robson, president, con• , ble service. Soft drink and col· meeting of the Rock weed out the troublemakers. dueled the short business sesMrs. Collam 18 tee will be furnished. There will Methodist Church WSCS sion. Ho1tess to Club entertainment and fun lor day evening at the church. Homecoming to be The group decided to have all. Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Held on July lB•h their picnic in August at the · Homecoming Day will• be Roodside Park. At the close of The Cathohc Women's . Club JULY 15 dent ' conducted observed at the South Bethel the mee tlng m_e~he" were InoI 0 ur LadY o( LoreIta MJsston The Twin City Shrine Club will session and a t at th e meet Thursday evening at the was read from the Ohio Meth- EUB Church on Silver ~-II' vit•d t0 the dmmg room for a at Long Bottom me home of Mrs. CeII a vu ms. Middleport Masonic Temple. odist Crusade. Members d t d b th Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode meeting was opened with P a The Busy Bee Class of named to take the Sunday, begin with JulySundsy 18. Services School .at hmrtesses, esser course Mrs. serve Eva Hartley y e 10 k bPIY F• the r Th be0. mas da- Middleport First Baptist r.hurch cakes to Carman's 9:45 and worship at 10:45. and Mrs. R hard 0 wens. d daughter, Qlnni Sue, are Iprayer an moving from Union Ave. to Lin· rone · ens are mg ma e wm hold its picnic Home for the next I h r e e basket dinner will be Attendmg were Mrs. Walter coin Heights. or a plcntc lor members evening July 15 at the home months. It was decided to Hayes, Mrs. Robson, Mrs. Herthe parish in August. of Mrs.' Julla Grim on Chest· eel the August meeting. at noon. . . The group practiced the nut-s!, at 6 p. m. instead of "Hearing God Speak Through services will start L. Mitch, Most alarm clocks are kitchen clocks made slightly Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown sr.gs lor H1gh Mass m Enghsh. the Middleport park as origin· the Bible" was the topic ol at UO p.m. With congregatwn· smaller. Not so this tiny Caravelle. It's a watch made a Mr:.s Snudrrs, and Mrs. Charles Withrow were The hostess served refresh- ally planned. Members are to the program presented by Mrs. al _smgmg, 'Jl':~lal musJc lea- Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Mrs. bit larger. (Measure your watch. The Caravelle alarm Athens visitors sunday. stands 1¥:!inches And like a fine watch. it has a jeweled ments to Mrs. Fred Goegel, bring a covered dish and their Clifford Leifheit. Others tak· turing , the Pwneers For Otho Watts. movement.) The big advantage Is thai you can put the 1 Mrs. Frank Goebel, Mrs. Vera own table service. ing part were Mrs. Carl Shields, Christ trio and a soloist ,-iiiiiiiiiiii==--= =---.1 Rev. C. L. Arnold returned to Caravelle on a n•ght table without crowding the radio Parkersburg, the Millard Coe Galllpolls Tuesday, alter spend· Carter, Mrs. Winnie Marcinko, The Forest Run Methodist Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Better Buys Now! or moving the lamp. $16.95 Colorso Ivory, lDg a couple of days with Rev. Miss Rose . Marcinko, M r s. Church Sunday School will spon- and Mrs. Morgan. The Lord's famlly and other local talent. Larry Cllllms, Mrs. George sor an ice cream social at the Prayer in unison closed the Rev. Clay Sloan of Belpre red, black, green, blue. and Mrs. Clyde Hinton. No Fed. Tax Mrs. Maxine Arnold visited Collins, Mrs. FranCIS church Thursday, beginning at meeting. will be the guest speaker for CAR AVE LLE' Dl•l•l"' 01 aul.,o Tuesday, with her mother, Mrs. rews and Mrs. Paul Andrews. 6 P. m. the afternoon. The pastor, Mary Aumiller, Hartford, W. Va. The next meetmg Will be at The Willing Workers class of T Ch 'ld ' 8 Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, mMrs. Mary Aumiller Ia conva· the home of Mrs. Winnie Mar- the Enterprise EUB Church ' ren vites the public. al PLAN BAKE SALE Jescing nicely from recent sur- cmko. will meet Thursday evening 81rthday1 Observed . d M Harry L B M gery. lh!! home of Mrs. Ben Buck. r. an rs. · • . . Larry Thomas of Columbus, Auxiliary to !Ueet Mrs. Claude Husted will be the ley entertained _with a party Thet Mthddte1pordt Hlgh11School spent the weekend with his par· d t' 1 1 d last week hononng their son, vars1 y c eer ea ers WI spon· COURT ST. POMEROY MIDDLEPORT. 0. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thorn- AI Park Henceforth · ring Better Keith, on his sixth birthday. sor a bake sale Saturday, July as and with Mr. and Mrs. Don The Lord's Prayer In unison Health Club will : picnic The second birthday of 17 at he Center m MidRhea, and was accompanied d th t' f h Th d R Ann Jeffers was also 1 opene e mee mg o 1 e urs ay a1 111e oya1 . 1: home by Mrs. Thomas and dau- Syracuse Auxiliary of the Fire Park. Members will meet at ?ames were played_ with ghter, Melinda who spent the Department at syracuse the Rock Springs Methodist pmes awarded to Ke1th past week with her parents. side park Monday evening Church at 11 a. m. and bring and David Hams, alter wh1eh . Tom Dumoit has returned to . · picnic basket ond table service. a decorated birthday cake,_1ce 12 has home, New _Lexmgton, alter Sylvia Zwilhng presided and JULY 16 cream and kool a1d were a two weeks VISit with hJS grand· I mir.utes of the last meetln~ The Racine Firemen's ed and favors were paper mother, Mrs. Ben Buck. were read by secretary Marie iliary will sponsor a Stanley balloons, horns candy. Mr. and Mrs. Gall Buck spent Rizer and the treasurer's re- Party at the Racine Firehouse Present were Davl? a.nd K~n-. ....,., last Saturday, m New Lexmg- port was by Agnes White. on Friday, July 16, starting at ny HarriS, Saru4' CurtiS, Keith ton and were accomparued home It was decided to meet or 7,30 p. m. The public is Circle, Harold Wolfe, by their son, Jon, who spent a the rest of the summer in the ed 10 attend Ann and Eugene .Jeffers, week with Mr. and Mrs. Bennie park at 7 o'clock instead 0 r 7, 30 JULY 18 bie Bailey and the honored Buck and family· A potluck dinner will be held Sunday School at the Pomeroy -:gu:;;e~st~.--======"'"\ at 6:30 p.m . preceding the July Church of Christ will he held ,...FIRST SON IS BORN 26 meeting at 9 a. m. and the worship QUALITY Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst Myla Hudson and Thelma vice at 10 a. m. Sunday due REGULAR HURRY! GET A GREAT DEAL NOW of Akron are lollllOWICIDg the Grueser, hostesses, served re- potluck picnic to be held at ON A CORY AIR. AMERICA'S FAMOUS Certified Oil St1tlon birth of a son, Cra1g Thomas. treshments to the above and the fairgrounds at noon. Pomeroy W. Molft II. The baby weighing 8 pounds, Clara Lavender and Ad• Slack. b, rs are reminded to REAR-ENGINE FUN CAR. Now" a tho 1110t seven ounces, was born July --their own table service. time to go Corvair, the fun car by Chevrolet. Corveir ni.na 3 Jt aQ Akron hospital. Grand· ANNOUNCE PICNIC value in many brilliant ways. Like the tpirited rear engine. And flmoul parents are Mr. and Mrs. AI· The Racine Cha,«• , OES, Body bv Fi1her that meant lasting style and rugged construction. The rkte'a .,.et. bert Pettit of Pomeroy and will hold Its annual picnic Sun' too. whathar you travel highw-v or narrow city atra1t. SH your Chevrolet dealer for 1 • • ~ Mrs. Beulah White of Middle- day July 18, at 1 p. m. at the dool on o Corvalrl I port. Mrs. Mabel Pettit of Racine Park. All members and ' / Pomeroy Is the great grand- their families are Invited. Ta· !llOiher. ble service should be brought. look with disgust upon the boll· MessageS tO Monkl'nd Thru Bl'ble Topl'c ~eive Mainly About People In Pomeroy ~ Anything a clunky alarm cando this tiny one does better. And it has a calendar. c:th~e:m~~~~J!!\ i At~rnoon ~an ~ail~y,BMr~. ~w~ard, Jam~~· CANVAS FOOTWEAR Goessler Jewelry Store THE SHOE BOX e;~~onaR~: e\ ~ave S~wl~g t ~IOD_: ~30~a~._rm~-j,..,..,,.,....,...,,.,,."""~"""""""""'""'"""""'""""""....,....,... .,. ....,,..,..,..,,..,..,!!!'!.,...... <dl~e~p~or~t~b:!eg~mrn:n~Jn~g~a~ It takes a great deal .4srto be No.1 -· So come and get it! Right away C~rde ·~ i RUSH! GET A GREAT DEAL NOW ON A CHEVROLET Beautify with ••••• ..., .,. latl ' Phnco's Automatic l'lc:ture Plat alecb on· lcally eheckl the plcture _ . 16,000 times • tell cokir wash 0111 or luNI 111' b leCOIId-- .-. RIZER OIL CO. \, ~0 • $3799·5 I co~e Dis. Styles $ ! j s Size 6 to 12 BUCKLE LOAFERS Mrs. Beulah White and Mrs. Hoilman have returned Akron where they have several de)'l Yllltlng with are two types of He is harmless and gullible. day throng that invades on Darst's son, Mr. and Mra. "summer person" that he gets enjgymenl !rom near Fourth and Labor Day and . Darst and new son and a typical over • commercial· wori!Jle&S· activity. that is hil hor the actions ol the other sJSters, Mrs. Myrtle !zed resort town such as Lake business. Besides, his motto workers wblch I'll call, loosely, klns and Florence Hannay. George, N, _Y. probably "vacation time is the "piayboyl." Marguerlt8 Durst Ia confined One il trying to make splurging." He does just that. Playboy _II also colleae • to Meigs General Hospital "quick dollar" by squeezing a Two dlvllions r.an be dlttln- hut often 11 the drop-oUt, memol a foot injury lllllwhole year's eal'lliDgs out of gul!!hed among the former her of the mototcycle gang, or tained at the Martin Restaurant. two and a half months so group- especially within the a wanderer who follows he can retire to warmer college • age workers who are sun, working in Florida or -;i.IBrM·etr:t",· Stacey Bunton and son. mates In the winter. the operating backhone of Iumia In the winter and II Cincinnati, are vi'&itilli II The other Is the vllttor - one ticaUy all the hotels, gratlna north In the summer.· with parent&. Mr · and Mrs. of thousands - who throws ants, stores and attractions Sometimes playboy or Arnolrl llichard5. money awsy, filllog the the area. girl is a college student hands with nine montbl lux· Many of these are serious looking for somelhlng in us~·· IdilUgtJter, ury. He pays outrageous prices young men and women. Tiley not knowing what. As one preta visit in New York lor everything from ps to work in resorts not only for an ty 20 - year • old gtrt told me. wttb their daughter, Carol, lobster and is often trapped by enjoyable summer but also to "I changed so much at school and family, Mr. and Mrs. neon atgns and flaming adver- make money to pay tuition fees, last year, I don't even Jacobs and son, John tlsements heralding, WJdoubted· room and board, and numer· what I'm doing anymore." Dale II. WbUe In New York edly, "the greatest attractions" ous other expenses which wlll Playboy, lor the most part, they attended the World's Fair. on earth. face tbem as they retum is out lor a "good time" and Mr I..e . 1 can make amends for the schools all over the country in does_n'l ndhe hagets it. Mr. in 8 person of the latter category. September e IS umn of whata he Ia. s They as .far away as Io- Inclination Mra. whereCI authe d Y Dwere . d h' 1 . · urgee wll and other midwestern states cry Js wanton an ts roe sJIIII· R be t d Cliff d Smith recognizing an opportunity tor Jar to a bum's. He makes 11 · ~ r and M orJ h s · lth 01 a good payina vacation which hard lor othero more serious. ;•· n ollen is not available at home. Residents look at him and with his mother, Mn. .. These are the majority. They mediately stereotype all John Smith, Sr. 8" WORK .VIIUH • • By Tom Rall MEWS WORK SHOES SWIMWEAR $1-00 pt MEN'S 1 lS'roOFF $3 WOMEWS DRESS FLATS Size 4 t olO - SWimsuits Rail's Ramblings. JULY DOLLAR DAYS WOMEN'S ITALIAN LOAFERS Around And About Middleport 1,.. --; ~----------------4 1£1 FRIGIDAIRE FOREMAN and ABBOft· home DECORATOR DESIGNS FOR EVERY .ROOM ALL ECONOMICALLY PRiaD - *EaliiJ PM!U or tocb - ~MPALA, AMERICA'S NO. 1 SELLING CAR. Upholstery Materials Reg. ~.98 NOW 1 .98 Regular 1.98 yd. Impala is a Chevrolet favorite. end the time to buy one is now. It' I no wondar that Impala is No. 11 It's the full-size Chevrolet thet offan febuloua color-keyed interiors in textured vinyl and patterned · cloth . Deep-twist carpeting front and rear. Even the rich look of walnut trim on the insttument panel. Order your Impala. Bel Air. or Biscayne with the bip 326 -hp Turbo Jet VI and get the sm10oih performance it' 1 designed for . Leeve It to Chevrolet to make sure they look Uka thr;o cost a lot leave it to your Chevrolet duler to meke sure t:hey don'tl . Sal• 1.00 yd. 54" wide, choice of patterns and colors ------------ Mtllbu lpoft C:O.i ~ .t QUICK I GET A GREAT OEAL NOW ON A CHEVEU.E, AMERICA'S MOST POPUlAR MlODLE-StZEO CAR. There's no better time 1tlen now to gee 1 buy on I CIMYollet Chock·- cht...-lelillltoll.tlili!o tures: the smooth ride, superb handiJnt. Body by Flahor. Sao yOUI' C-olel and HI how easily you can buy • ntw '. SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OJII ony UPHOLSTERING MATERIALS IUdiCilllthltll ...... *Eoinam!Cil 400' !Qll COVIll 10'xl4'*Holpo 1JIII Ill 61111. tlftl 1n1· cld 1111• *lliM fllr .., IJuditt Great variety of colon and materials. Solid colors ond toxtures, water repellanto, pre-shrw1k, wrinkle free, wt.sh 'n wear. The Fabrif! Shop U.I.,..JIIftll Singer Sales _ Service ·EBERSBACH HARDWARE . Pomerey WY2·2284 'POMEROY .' McCall's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO • Chevrol•t Impale SftC)rt CCiupe POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY -':~: W. MAIN STREET POMEROY �·· '·· - .... ,.. ~ ... -· · ~ · ....... .. .. .. ········-···,•··· ........ ~ ..,. ._. _, ., ~ .a. . .. ......- ........ . ..... ~. · ~·· ... .,, •~ -- ..... ,. . t/'- ' f ·•W ' • j t, •• ._,1-..,llo. , '"' ' -f ~ • -• _ • . ., .. . ... ~ .. ... , .... .... ..., . .. ~• . ;r •, •. , .. ... .. .. . . . , , • • •• ,. ., • .... Jo • · • ··· ~~"'- ; ; : , . . .,.:;-..; · · ··~ ·· · ~·· - ... ... . . .. . ~ ,,) ,. , -y.. L. ·' ,, ~I . I ~ J Classified Ads Your Modern Co numinitv Bulletin Board - Notice ·----tor --POsmoNs available WA N1 AD INFORMATION ._.. ··- --------~~-----~a-:D:ai:cy:S:e:n:tln:e:l,:~::m:e:ro:y·:M:m:d:le:~:rt:,:o:.:·:Jw:y~l~5,:1:_965 --~------------neWS !lOR SALE - - -- River 1 Real Estate For Sale 1 Businen Services_ r SINGER ZIG ZAG Sewing rna- iFOR SALE: H.lose, New- llav- BULLDOZER WORK wanted. clothing Party Plan Demonstra!Dr. t'hance for advancement. Fresh Silks, Inc. For \nformation . write or call : Eleanor J. Douglas, Rt. 3, Coolville. Ohio. Phone: Chester !185-2427. 7 15 30tp It was a OOrk ! and stormy lli~t. ·· ·· CLEAN, QK .USED CARS cliine. You need no cams. AI1: built-in features. Makes bu t- 1 tonholes, monograms. fan cy designs, sews on buttons, etc. Pay $5 per month or pay balance $82.22. Free home 1 demo. Call WY U555. 7 14 61c - ---- -- 1 en. At present 2 apts. Inside ! Farm ponds, grading. Free and outside stairs. Could also ! estimates. Small dozer, low Gauge re•dlql _ (!aD!pnllo llnr t!Cll " ·• 1'4ontla) be converted to 6 rooms 2 hourly rate. Phone W1i 'l-2201. Dam Jl.2, 13.0, runniJI& 5 feel _...,A HUM! baths. Corner 4th and Main [ 7 12 !Ole on rollen , Pomeray Maaoa '(lftR N~'l'lf)NF WUJ oe _ , . . , r,~ntt• .r.oo L ll St. Good location. Phone WY 20.62, Pt. Pleasant 24.2'1, HID,.,, llQ "' II'UIIlt..-tin• :1-3267, Middleport. I WATER HAULING day or ton 1.29, Kanawha Falll S.W UI.ArlVI'IIlt 7 14 3tc night, UOO ga. tank. Reason· falling, Charleston 18.94 lallJn&. fhll 1-'Qbll•b•1 ~ !II. rtllbt t o d ! M ..... • .., . . d....,.ed able any· London, Marmet and W!Jllleld I!Jtafl' •bnulot IW "' ,..,.,_tnn~~h.le where.rates. Dale WiD Lee, haul Racine, lldlatel• l'he pu" HOUSE FOR SAU Ohio. Phone WI ~3172 Dayl dams were on the sills. ""' f'l4ld .au"""'ant IW ._.,.Mthle tm PlllheJ 24 INCH Williamson coal fur . . . . \Alii . . ' "~ l f1Hortl0" ' Modern Ranch Seyle Beautiful or WI 11-3043 Nights. 1 nace and Coleman aulomati C location on top of omall bill J!oal Movements: e 9 6tc gas heater. Carl Weese, Ph lacina State Rigbway Garage on ------------- . W&DI At'! ~Oblo River - Jane T. down wnro 011• •nterftft'n 7 13 3tc Route 7 with good road to main ACCORDIONS new and used. Dr. R. E. Boice, M.D. WY 2-33116. :aarp dO lil8ft'13, 2 a. m.; Jellboat down 13, D C'_... per ftJ'd (OF ('b,.. blgbway Four bedroumo. llvtn&. ~ . 7:15 a.m.; Indiana up 14, 12family. titch•n. ••ak- ElpeM repamng. tunmg. le& Dr. R. L. Slack, M.D. HOG WATERERS, 1 automat!cc diniDI, 10- _. l)bfo liiJII ~ Ct&IO G .,.,. Local owner, S(JOt!ess clean inte~ior. new let lll).e white :~ a. m.: Wayne H. up 14, 10 dap 1 tank 50 gallon - automati fast play. maid's. utility and sons. Also large selection ol wall tires. RadiO and heater. Be•&:e and fawn fmiah. e&ab w m A.III'K~ .4 Otln'li4Jtll\..' t a m; Charles K up 14, 3:15 Office Hours: feeder, metal farrowing pen shop Tb...., baths. ce. •mlc tllel new and used ptanos. organs og ward miD a. m.; Luther Herdman up 15, .:ldltl.oaiJ "'"rv le and wall w wall carpet on and guitars. George Riddle. gas stove, relrigerator. Ph lt:.l 80URII Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. floor& About two-tbirds of, Accordion and Planoland. 4:25 a m.; Southern up 15. toll 5tflll P ._ Dall) WY ~468 evenings. boiiBO 11 p:~neled In mahogany 29211 E. 5th Ave., Columbus llalllr4u lzi:IOII A. It tel li:OI ~ ~:~ a. m.; Chris Jr., up 18 1-4 P.M. 7 13 3t eo'-'"' Black finish. 4-•peed trans .. 110 eng!oe. red vinyl bucket P land walnut. Alr conditioned 19, Ohio. TeL CL 8-ll93. 6:50 a. m.; Jefferson up ' 17 TO PI.Al:l .seats.. radio, heater, good whitewall tire& Large patio and double carport. 7 1 301p Ultn.T t'RON It :u~O ! Other datil by appt. 2 a m.; Northern down 17, A.N'f o\D HALF-RUNNER BEANS, tom"J On lot 200' 1 890" May be seen I 5:40 a. m.: Invader up 20, atoes. Char1es Sarson, above by oppointment only PHONE WY 2-2156 CAR WASHED and vacuum- I 6 a m.; National down 20, 1:45 1 \U'I'PMUI::UL!; tnsurance been State Park, Portland, Ohio · Coli 985-3555 Cho&ter, Ohto ed. Wilson's car wash, ~ a. m.: Cotton Queen up 23, 3:45 cancelled? l..osl YIJIII opera· Phone VI 3-24M. 7 13 3t Local owned, red vinyl interior trim, automatic trans., a. m.; Annette Jones up 23, c FOR SALE - House, 4 rooms Page St.' Middleport. WY 20 bituary tor"• llcensel Call w~ :1-MI PEDIGREED female power steering and brake•. black top, In eood condition. Sea1- and bath, 1640 Lincoln Hgts, 3715. Open from 8 L m. to S:35 a. m.; PhiUp Sporn up IIIU< White finish, tires show little wear, radio and beater point Siamese cat. No papers 23, 6:50 a. m.; Diinoll down windows P p. m. seven days a weelt. ld R Folmer was born ! aluminum srorm Dona ay . . fol Rent $10.00. Call WI 9-3686. 6 30 JOtp Greenup 7:10 pm.; Steve Click July 4th, 1935, the first ch1ld __ _ 1 and doors, carpeting and 7 13 3tc up Greenup 7:20 p. m.; Pollyof George Whitney Folmer and SIX ROOMS and balh. located - drapes, gas fUrnace. Can be wog down Greenup II :30 p. m.; Cora :vtae Cunningham._ off State Rt. 7. Inquire at AUCTION, Saturday, July 17th, : financed. Phone WY 2-2293. ' Red finish, iOOd tires, radio, heater, standard trans. Lunga Point up Greenup 12:3G He grew to manhood m Porn- the High 7" ' Club. I t :00 p.m.. I have_ sold the 7 13 6tp 1 a. m.: Louisiana down Greeneroy where he attended the En7 15 Jtc former Vtllage Fire House 50 up I: 15 a. m.; Pamela D. up terprize E.U.B. Church. -- - - - located on 4th St. Directly 10 I TWO HOUSES for sale. ne I Greenup 4:20 a. m.: RavensHe entered the United States TRAILER SPACE. located at the rear of the Racme P.O. I room and bath, 1 acres. Convertible Cpe. Power 1teertng, standard trans. Good wood up Greenup 5 a. m; WestAir Force August 14th, 1952. 243 S. 2nd St., Middleport. Ph. and must vacate. Will sell , one ~ room. 5 acres. Can be [ tires, radio and heater ern down Meldahl 4:3D ~- m.; While he was stationed in WY 2-3117. 7 14 3tp I tbe contents consisting in part : bought on land contract. Ph. I Sally Polk down Meldahl 8:05 Maine he mel and marrted Bel FOUR ROOM apartment in I of furniture, dishes, hotb old: WY 2-00ll. 7 IS 3tc I p. m.; Edeana Bosworth down ty Marie Pal"llons of Hartland. Pomeroy. Newly redecorated. and new. ~ron and brass ke~~ HOUSE for sale in Racme. Call Sales & Service BUY OF THE WEEK Meldahl 3 a. m.; Alton Zpehyr New Brunswick, Canada. They Phone WY 2-3117. 7 14 13tp , ties, 100 old picture frames, I Clarence Roy. WI 11-21111. I . down Meldabl 3o30 a. m.: IlliDwere blessed with three child- FOUR ROOM furnished apart- 01! tamps, telephone bol, 7 13 J2tc ois up Meldahl 8:45 a. m. ren, Shiels, Donald Jr. and ment. Phone WY 2_3658 _ old books and other antique i . Rut-\ eFil.l Almost Every Car Std. trans., power steering and brakea, ereen fin· Gwendalyn. . 7 14 lfc arJicles and many other arli-1 LARGE LOT for sale m • Transferable When GaUipolls Dam - Onward i.oh. radio and heater. During his service in the Air _ _ cles. Something lor everyone.[ land, on Depot St., facmg ~~- i You Trade Cars , down 5:35 p.m.; Robert. Reed Force, he was stationed in var- SMALL APARTMENT for rent. Come and buy. I must sell out 124. Phone WY 2·5559. 1 . own 9:~ p. m.: San Ricardo ious parts of the United Sta<es 127 Butternut Ave. A. C. Bradford, Owner. Brad- I ' 1 8 12tp\ • Guaranteed 24 montbl up 10 a. m.; Jobn Ladd Dean Including Cape Kennedy and 7 14 lfc ford Auction. Terms: Cash, ROUSE for sale. Laurel Clill , or 24,000 mfles up II :35 p. m.: L. Fieore dowa Alaska. For medical reasons he 3- ROOM APARTMENT, utih- not responsible for accidenta. road, ¥o acre. Phone WY :I- ] e Most Popular Unit 1!:50 a. m.; Barbara Gay down Automatir trans., power steering, clean interior, black was retired from duty on Se!'- ties paid. Inquire Fife's NovHIHitc _;13;;:22~~--:,------:-=::::-: 5:45 a. m.; Zimmer up !:15 a. finish, new tires. radio and heater bl the U S.A. 1 !ember 20th, 1963. He returned 1 elly Shop, :.tiddleport. TAX OFF SALEI HOU;E for sale: 4 rooms m.; Linda Chotin down G: 55 a. m. with his family to Pomeroy 1 13 3tp ' nished. Minersville. 11500.00. 00 where he was active in Drew ' F Ch I · tnltalled Webster Post 39 of the Ameri- , APARTMENT FOR RENT. AI- 15 Cu. t. est Phooe WY 2-3:112. Kanawha River - J S. LewWhite finish, red Interior, std. trans. 827 VB tngine. Urea can Legion. so trailer space. Good loca· FREEZER $179 I 6 30 12t_:___ p ..1 ;_, down London 1:55 a. m.; like new. Radio and heater He deparU!d this life July 3, ' tion. Call Walter Crooks. WY Plus FREE Ice Cream I Beaver up Marmet 1:40 a.m.; 1965, al the Veterans' Hospital i 2-3631 . 6 10 tic eSovorol Good U...t , 1.1 btllfiJ ,. Elgercllff down Winfield 8 p.m. 1 ""UCflllll' Kl In Lexington, Kentucky. ·UNFURNISHED 4 room, bath, Fre010rs At Low. Low "7 , Solvay down Winfield 11:40 p Pomeroy, 0. P~H I I m.; H. E. Bowles down WinHe also leaves to mourn his I utility room. mce yard. Point I POMEROY _ 6 • room brick i· '':':':="""="~"7'~~='C"':"": Low mileage by local owner, sJH?tless clean, interior, field 2:15 a. m.; A. J. PatteD two sistel"ll, Shelby Jean Davis Lane. Lincoln Heights. Ph. h "th bath forced bot JUI!oj 11IE AAA. Be protected tireJ show little wear. Brown limsi. a real nice ear. of Pomeroy and Lmda Lou t;;d- WY 2-3874 6 16 tfc POMEROY I orne WI • down Winfield 4:10 a. m.: C. rd 1 Ch h' h" th 1 · Jock w Canoy air heating and nice location. on Road-bond and .rop oervV. Harner up Winfield 4:35 a.m. wb a tt' 0 J es lreE;d' ts f Crhee EXTRA NICE, -1955 Chevrolet • Ma.;..,., I $6500 00. Ice. Call or conta•t: E. M. ro lers, ames Edward ISOO o . k Burton, •'78 Bruadway St.. cago, William a n t-d , PIC up. W'll I se II. or . tra de 1 Ph. WY 2-2181 GOOD BUSINESS LO CATION . lor good car. Elisha Vltatoe,, I _ 2 story brick, store 25xl00, Middleport, Ohio. Jet black finish, vinyl interior trim. RealJow mileage by ~-------------~ George Whitney, Jr.,_ ol Porn· : 12 Park Middleport. 7 13 3tc SEWJNG machtnes, repair ser- rest room. basement. llores. I 25 30tp ari&inal owoer. Tires Uke new, aU:tomatic traBI. R&H eroy, and several meces and 1 ' _ vice, aU makes. WY 2-2284. nephews. 1FURNISHED apartment, 4 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. cent lights. 2nd floor front, INSIDE and outalrte painting. He was a devoted Husband rooms and pnvate bath. In- Authroized Singer Sales and 5 rooms, modern bath. 2nd Roof work. Reasonab;e rate and Father. His sunny smite quire Ohio Hotel. 7 13 tfc Servico. .floor rear, 6 rooms, 2 mod· Phone VI S-2'1110. &-1~ 3 29 tic onddl cheertuedl dlbsposhition wiH be 1 fsE:ilROOM home. -- Melvin LAND FOR SALE suitable for ern baths, hardwood .floors, Ai.icnoNEEII ENTERED HOSPITAL 1 1 200 :a Y m !IS Y Is re atives L"ttl Ch h Ohi 7ltH;tc ' newly decorated, income $ "- 1 11uv1ee SEE OUR DISPLAY OF NEW CARS Am g thos I t d and many friends. - ' ~ -- !-' Ire, o. building. y, mile fro~ p~~ per month. This property loc;.';:"u~~dford Hotze;" hospl~l winto th:n :~1 1 !6 ttp MODERN 4 room and batb. eroy corporation. P one cated in the heart of business Write, Prone or Contact 24 hours were : Mrs. Derry E __ furmshed apartment Middl" 2-6018. 7 12 6tp 1 section. $18.0110.00. A. C. BRADFORD AT OUR USED CAR LOT Adams, f'ourtb Ave., Mary 1 21 tic Camper travel trailers, new FARM - OLIVE TOWNsHIPCard Of Thanks po~. W1i _2-38 74· Rac'·e, o••· """ k ed 1 .. ""' •..,.eric , 11 Coort st., Mra. ' FOR RENT -Trailer space bank rate financing. S m a II 56 acres, well • fenc • P en1 1 tfc · Urban Hugb Baldwin, Rt. 2, - - -- WE WOULD LIKE to expre" , on N. Second-av tn Middle- down paymenta. Balance up ty water, pond, 2 !lory modGallipolis, Mrs. Paul McCarty , our thanks to all those who port ~ear shopping dlstroct. to 4 years. ern home, 6 rooms, bath, AU CONDITIONING' Relrlger' 47 Lincoln St., Ronny E. Van helped in any way m our : Concrete patios. Call W'l z. BARGAINS hardwood floors fireplace, atlon oervlce. Jack a Refrigtime of sorrow, at the loss , !186, WY 2·J346 or WY 2-3600. Trailer demonstration, alumin- basement, furnace heat, barn eration, New Haven, Phone YOUR CHEVY DEALER scoy, Rt. 2• Pt. Pleasant, Mrs, of our dear husband and fa6-5-ttc um boats, outhoard motor. implement shed, other build· TU _2-35ll'l.__ - - 4 I tie Emory A. Proffitt, 2115 Main ther. Donald R. F?lmer. We Amsbary Apache Trailer I logs. Located of-1 Rt. 7. 113.- &art Grtlelor, Plambbtl and New Closing Time 9:00P.M. St., Pt. Pieasan~ Mrl. Jobn are grateful especially lo H •Jo:~: •nG tour ,m,, furn"ntt Sales. 631 Fourth Ave. GaiU- 50000 HeatlDI 8. Kerns, Pliny, W. Va., Mrs Drd. Satandll Mthrs. RJ. J. Davis ed andWY~ IIlii"' polis. Rentals. 446-023>. MASON, W. VA. - t4 acres MbenvWe, Oble POMEROY, OHIO Darrell Lee Dugan. Rt. I, Ra =~ith F.lt Me~zel menta ~- 12 I tlr 7 9 6tc clean, wire-fenced , and lays End your oewer II'OIIblet cine, Mrs. Orville Exline, Jackthe E~i r; uci,Horgamstd, and 4 R<~lM furn"h" apart WE GLADLY -LOAN a Blue well plenty garden. 8 room We bave aU llzet '7a~ks~;,s. Ja:.nne~· RWalkMuner, n~ uneLera lo omeDan , ments Howle• & Reed Haro fram"e house wl"lh bath a as Sewer Macblueo the Amertcan g n ' rew 1 Lustre Carpet Shampooer ' • llealoaable Raleo )'00, Jackson, Min Ethel M. 11 tfc with Websler Post 39, fur grave- l ware. & purchase crt Blue Lustre. beating, basement and two Nichols, Wellston, David E. llde services. We also extend ] t'RAD.ER LOTS - ln!e - · Baker Furniture. 7 13 6tc porches (approved for rest Call Wll z.mt Day ~~ ~ Rose, Wellston, Harry Dullna our gratitude to those who . age and Brown's frail SCHOOL GAS .RANGES- TWo home for live persons). Good Ely, Wellston, Mrs. John B. aent food or nowers, and i er Park ISlate Approved) 12) beautiful Tappan rangea. barn (l~t30J with abed. and BEATING, J'hunht.,. M•Der • Palmer, Radcliff, Andrew J. hkieiped us I~ any way. Your Minersville, Olllo, Phone W1i Excellent condition. Priced to ~~er.lebuilfrdlngs. Phool~~yawndateUr. 1"11r,!'!'~01 ;...~~llrolb~, tilller, Rt. I, Pedro. Mn. Leo ndnesl Will never be for- W324. I II lie move quickley. Call WY :1- .,. rru om sc ,. . ....... __ , ..._. M .Hallman Ironloll, Oll'er cotten. . etc S. 33. $12,000.00. lnJ. PboDe WI UML . • .. . . p, Taylor, Elm! llllll T-. 3563 7 12 Betty Folmer and Children For Sale . fl. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR 7 llll Ua s CranJi ld Glvt v Mr• an d Mn. George Fol- PEACHES now picking early AFRlCAN (MeJican) nigbtWll ~ ALES~ •"' HOLLYWOOD tUPI) -In the today'l dominant rock music. . Ie • n, W. '" mer and Family Red Fr~. Red Haven, sun crawlers (junior aize approx. ALBERT Mwy ' ~~.! good old IIUIIIIIIel"llm, lbe 1181- For bimseU, he acquired a repuDISCJWIGED 7 15 ltp Haven: others to follow: 81_ 4 Inches long) 66 for $1.00. ......... work.l call on Barry Sbear b&- tatlon wllb Ute F..dio Adams ape- PallenltJ ...-t~y dlreb•qed --~-- - - Do not refrigerate African t 1s 3te caU88It ill leu rlaky to gamble eiall and hu bad a flock of Included Rachel Diaae Upton, Help Wanted so apples. Open Daily and worms, temperatures below wiUt experimentation ln tbt Gft. Emmy nomlnalions. Furtber· Juditb B. Young, Karel . Bue Sunday, Wells Orchard, 45 degrees.,. fatal to them! Auto Sales •eason. more, 11kt other• with mootha Snyder, Mn. Catherlnt L. NEEDS 4 wattresseo over 21 Wilkesville. '- a tfc "Brown nose wortDJ" (most USED Chevrolet truck tor Chairmen of lbe various eom- This past Monday night, for to feed, ht hu had his bread· Tbornton, William ll Hamm. to work from a p. m. till RATS, mice eliminated fur- popular catfish bait sold.) 90 sale. Phone WY :1-3092. mlsoioDJ of Heath Metbodlat CBS-TV, he produced and dJ. and-butter cores that can be Victor A. Bahr, Mn. CIDnle 4 L m. No uperience neces- ever, "Get Star" 21> lb. $1.68; for $1.110. John Mohler, Lead· 7 15 3tc church mel Wednesday even- reeled a 90-minute rock 'n' roll turned out almoal blindfolded- E. Saunders, Mrs. Glean A. Jcury. Uniforms furnished. Call Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar ing_ Creek Road, Mlddlet>Ort, FOR SALE _ 1959 Americ8D ing at the ehurch when p~ sbow, ,','11'• Whal'l llappeulq, in hill case, lor ~mple, ~ enhower, Homer Pock, lira eollect - Day 295-QOO. After R'!" Mill, Pickens Hardware, Ohto. Phone WY z.nos. Rambl $!50 00 can WI ~ were discussed for the corrung Baby I , in which lbe u.s. 01- Donna Reed and 'Valentil1e s James H. Caufman, Mrs. Jllllet I p. m. caD 428-13«1. Mtddleport Feed Mill. ( • 7 12 Sic Ut% er • · · 7 12 ltp programs of the church for the lice or Economic Opporlunity Day" series. lor which he dl- R. Cruse and infant 101, Mn 15 7 7 -9 ltp j 3tp USED bathtub good condition · year. had a band wltb advice for recteti Doris F. Dew~e~e, Mrs, Jolw. llldND ru.rouoattet~ ...... """ ...... .... """' ... - I HEERED WHAT -A...... «1 pblln; lr. to. Ald& .. l2.l>n'lf agaiD 14. Ruin ).6.ilecomN awareot I .-========= .1'7.MJIIal oboeo ta.Cudgame 20.0ften: poet. !S.Dropay :M.Motber ofiaaao 26.Turf 1961 Corvalr Greenbrier 9-Pass. $1 099 MARK IV 1 --------"'"'1I tor-I II 1 ' -..--· Blaettnar s 1:& · 'Can I have the oar keya? Can I have the car keys?' Whg WGutd b!-Y!.thOU&_ht we'd atil!_ ~ Wllllderihi if & po.rly ra- ....... 31. Cheat 32.Aiwayo pl&ybr>uoo 21.CloH to 2t. Awotp F 11 14~~~ 1• ,, ~ ~ ~ ~ Jill 19 ""' ~~ ~I"' ~ ~' I'" ~ ll~ I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~/,l '"- 1962 CHEV. Impala H. T. Cpe. · · $1695 .a. CJrn>lo,.... JAON * Hospital News 1 •u POMEROY MOTOR co I I "s •:- f elet,:s,·on· Revue 111 ..,.., Chairmen of Commissions Meet Wednesday Burr!' HELP Wanuid: LicenaetJ prao- VOLKSWAGEN gas beater for reasonable. Phone wv 2-5293: ftt Ramltlor Present were the Rev. M.E. dropouts and youngsters lookinl But what happeu if you want V. and infant dauglltlr, Ileal D111"80 for Carn.m Nun- bus or truck. Used I month. Frank Fugalt. 1-ltl-tlc Warld B1udanl ol tGmpld Dowson, , paotor; Education for jobs. to atay primarily with your Mrs. William Pettit, and Infant Inc Home, al Pomeroy. Oblo. 160.00. WI 9-3105. 7 16 3tc !116.'1 FORb TRUCK hall loa. Euellelft Gene Harrill; Membership and Several oummer IWODJ back, music shows, and the trend in son, Mrs. Richard B, 81l'llblr 6-26-tfc TWENTIETH Cenlury -dial 'fl,295 Call . . eu _.., rttlt IJIId ,... Evangelism. 1\fra. Guy Shuler· for NBC-TV, be lumed out a television II toward rock- and and infant daughter, Mn. Db U.I.Ctvlllontceroitor-- welder wiUt tbe 310 amp. ~:OS:al miles. 7 a'uc ~-Small..,. .-oDII Missions, Mn. Bruce Lloyd; brigltt, ..tallelul, eultlng.~es it's the aams thing in movies T. Davis, ·Mra. Paul A. Falter, • Cutting Tap, 2Q year war111111 lllalllpnbDJ1J Stewartlsblp and Flttanct, Mr. Cllled The ~vely Ones, with e1cept for the lew clasl mus~ Mra. Harry Reapp, Mrl. Jfe~ ..;.. ,.,.. ,. ... .,. ranty tree trial Welding CABBAGE, potatoes. cucwnSee Leo Sm!Ut· Worship Mn Ro- topllfght musical talt:nt perform- cals that usually, and natural- lie Ball, Raymond Hawk PI! ~..:.""::.··~-=, supplles. Meigs C~unty Land- hers and tomatoes. Clarence lllellllpUIIliUI Moten bert ~;and Chr~tlan Soctal ing at IDIIque locations. ly, go lo the older-line dlrecton .lamei A. Jlow. :..I;' ":!" '"'':'".\.•;:;;;:;:: mark, Pomeroy. Prc~ffitt, Portland, Ohio VI B. Malo 8lreel. Pemero, Concert~~, Mra. Wayne Gibbons. ~ summer, for ABC-TV, I know one conductor wbo for· '#:,.•..J:,bo. "'"'.. .............. 7 15 It 3-2254. 1'11H1 In writ Tuesday evening lbt Pasroral be guided a tryout for what was merly so1d countless good atA SWirt:H n!'!. - .,._ ..._""" - -I Z9 lfc • 12 Ue Relations commlllee met at later to be the late-night Lea bwns and now can't get me NEW YORK (UP!) - :IIlii D.Olf..:::!r .., SIGNATURE, multi • speed, 4 DON'T PUMP....., Ill•"""• _,_ · Heath Church and permllllion Crane sbow (DOW "ABC'1 Nigbl- iecorded. Apples for the students -from ••=">· • cycle automatic washer $50. 11• •·-•. Get,--'"~..::-;-;; ••UER SIGNS ted .... Ra M E life") and the one-week aperf. What Is happening In some tbe teachera It's a .......,.,.... Wanted T0 B Frigidaire electric range $50 • ....... ..........,~ow "" waa &ran U · ' if the trend tow ,..._,, uy Leonard ref · erator,' $35. seplle tan1l cleaner. Land- NEW YORK IUPI)-George Dowson tc taie hill vaeatlon ment was genera Y 80 mccesa- cases with movte wrlter~lt Is ard student ~ US.;;E;;:D;-;PO=UL;;;TR=Y~eqiitpment, Desk and chairrtg flO· Metal mark F81"11; Burea!L Sauer Jr., one of the liars of beginning SUDday July 25. He ful lbtt NBC-TV at the time reported on good authority- Ia poria on professors calcbetJ Oil buJ1J bins, 60 brooders, 60 ablnet $!0· k-' h ' 18bl 1 18 Uc Texas' Orange Bowl victory on plans to be absent from the was franltly worried about the that there Is a sort of volun- . Students at the UnlvenltJ o1 automatic waterers, automaRl{lph j tlc en ~ New Year's night and 1 son of pulpit July 25 through August potential competition for Jobnny tary blacklilllin& by some proa CaUfornla College of ~ .' tic self • feeders. Must be a~ent, n::'io :i:.~land MOBILE Home. 1957 Skyllner the New York Jets' director of 1, returnin& August i5. James Carson. . who know wbere the money is, iDg turned lite tablea by IP"IIdbiil 48 1 8 2 ln A·l condition . Write Lan- Furniture. 7 14 8tp bedroom, good condl· player personnel, has signed a Brewington wUI be in charge However, ABC-TV almost 1m- ha~e to eat, but ask to have their profe~sora at semeatr1 caster Poultry, Bo>: 662, Lan--- - --- lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville. contract with the American of the two Sunday serviceo. medla~ly put the suc~ul !heir real name;s kept off the O!ld. The t~ea of &radlDc prowler, Oblo. 1 13 31c USED WINDOW .sasb, 2 or Oh1o. Phone 687~. 6-2&-30tp Football League team. The Jlllnister and hill family Shear t<f!las at a dlatance, hired credits of rock ftlms. fesson has been proposed 11 more vartous aozes. Ph 0 n 1 The 6-foot-2, 20~ • pound spilL are platlnlng a weatern trij> a series of generally uninspired Tbe rock 'n' roll domlnalion Rutgen, tbe State UnlvenltJ . AJ!ITIQU£ Furniture, dishes. wY 2-328'1. 7 14 3tc nsurlnce end wtil pass up his fii"Uil year with a 'llsit with bla mother In fellows to follow all tbe well- In tele,ision and elsewhere Is of New Jersey. And In Orecon, · miscellaneous. Call or write: EARLY AMERICAN STEREO I'HOTO Copvmg Slrvlce. ~ or college eligibility. He wiD Nebraska and in Denver, Colo. beaten pat.bs, .and of course the awesome, and depressing in acrording to a Jll"llPOIN, tile Mn. Howard Cecil, 100 " ·I 1965 model. Lovely maple leo made ol tetat papen. report to tbe Jets' pre - season with other relaU¥!11. prc~gram has been on the verge terms of taste. 'II il not a ' llllll· llluden.t grades for facldl)' mi!IJ\, IWD 91., Pomeroy· · ftnlsb. Tbls set 4 months old. blM!t records and almoel anr training camp tor rookleo on of ratings-and quallty-exttnc- ter of Immorality or sllftbbl~ ben could help deelde wblch-:--:----=8_29--,11• Has four speed changer. 41 other dOCUID<!ntl. Wednesday. nilbt when be knocked out WI~ tlo• ever since. thinking. The rock adv~ 1 teachera receive r;asb rewll'lb Em.,lovrnent Wanted speaker sound syatem. Radio ; RaDler lularaace, PomOI'OJ lie FIBber, 161, of Glasgnw wlflt -at io an Interesting exam- 11ve you the usuAl nonsense lor teaching ~xcellem:e; equipped. Thll set sold I 4 tic MOVI!II UP LADDER a thunderous Jell hook in the pie ot _some ol the bright young argument Jhal ·when, this aduk - -- ----- --. roR THE "'Y bell painting 115 new. Tate over paymenll M . I I t ts LONDON (UPI) - Johnny . tint round of a ICbeduled 10. : music· and 'li~e - entertainment generation wail young, lber.e wa,a and Important· juz mtl$clatW llld tlllocratlntl and roof re- of $5 per month or pay bal- 1 ns rumen Pritcbett moved a step closer round bout. The !54-pound specialists who, with a back- objection ta swlnJ, mute, ,Btlt who mad,e contributions wldJt palr phone WY U665. Reas- ance due fUU4. Pbone WYI' CLARINET, like new, $110. ta a British mlddlew e I g hI Pritchett is the former British ground of pretty tasteful work, lh~ swlng·and ear~er jazz 1'1"88 there are hardl7 BDf parttclpat.lllllblt ., .._ J 12 lllp U565. 1 14 tfc Phone SH :1-5043. 7-t!Htc champlollilhlp flght Monday amate!tr champion. I nnw ~ave to cnm~ lo.terll'• ''*" w~r' ~'"~'·;! ~··:t~ ~'ll-:;~·v': 1· · ~ '•• h :'•, ~-~-:~t ~·· , JULY l'ONDA\' THRU FRIDAY6:00 Sign On - News 6 o; Sacred Heart 6:2tl Meigs County RFD 6:25 Paul Bowers, Farm 6:3t News 6:35 Country Jamboree 6:57 Weather 7:110 Nallonal .~ews 7:05 Bill Miller Shov 7:311 Sports Parade 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Picken• Hardware ITuts Thltr!l.) 7:50 News 8:0f. Bill Miller Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Sho1> 9:00 News 9:0/i Coflee witb Jaoet ( :00 Portraits of a Patriot O:Ol Swap Shop .-,30 Social Sewrtty 0:3a Blll Mlller Brunch Show 0:45 Masoo Agr. Program !Tuesday; 0:•5 Family Worship ('l'bltr!l.) .0:45 A:S.C. Program (Friday) 1:00 News .1.05 Tiny"s Country Jtlllction 11:30 tiuy's Country Hymns 12:00 Cement Block News 2 30 Goe!Sier's Guest Star tFridayl 2:30 Larry Anderson Show 3:10 Jim Mees Show 4:15 Blaettnar Aoto Sbow 4:30 Electric Company Newa 4:4o Jim Mees Show 5·00 News 5:05 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Sports Parad• 6:10 Jim Mees S.'Jow ONI VDNIIL VDNRL ' 33. Wither U. River: Turk. J6.Twltcb 28.Bwlu river AXJ'DLBAAXB 11o LONGJ'J:LLOW One letter simply standi for 11110ther. In thl.l -.mple 4 11 uaed for the lhroo L'o, X for the two 0'1, etc. Slngla lottmo, apooo truph1-. tbe Jengtb. aDd form&Uon of the words are all hlnta. Each Qa.y the oode lettera _.. dltterent. WMPO Radio KRTN Qaotaa.. EPAAV VDNRL QAJ'IVLKI AVDNLJ 111o -:HESTER GOULD JGPNNI.-EFLKNJJ 5QUARE DRIVES THIS KIND 01' CAR, ITS GOT A STEEL PLATE THAT WILL ~AVE TO BE CUT Willi TORCH • .=:::o-:~ Yeolerda:r'o Crypt.>qooteo ONE WOMAN'S POISE IS AN• OTHER WOMAN'S POISON.-KATHARINE BRUSH ..... &iDI ....... lp'lc:e'lto WeJ --rn:••=• w.. •· · · N<rr Ll!<EIY, PL..C:~·H-IINq GUPPi!R AND ALL I -.lQtlli I LOOK ~ I IN THEIR ORtVE", NEXT TO "II-IE SMITH PlACE I ---- YES,AN!;I I PAID HIM" OFF, eUT I'M WORRIED/ p "j' _ U'!CI__ I ,. .. • .~ ·:n~~, ~ _... ; ' /) "'{ : . -t . ~" ..•,.. -. ....,. ... ,:-- • ' ' :io-· " I " ' f.. •• !;" _ 11. • '· •• <1 ,,, .,• . /~~....~~~·;~ "~'1;.;·~~· ~·<"·"" ., . -~- ·~\ 1·~ -r· . ·• •• ~. )· ~--·~-it'' d ·J ~~ ',,, ' · ~~. 1 !.' ' " >i •• "~ 7•,. . ,. ,._.. . , ' • •• t ~.• . ~.:""·'• • ' • ~-.~ ~- llr HAROLtl GRAY ' "J MUST TIM~ OU!ISELVES BE CAUSE THE REAL THINC WILL HAVE TO BE DONE IN ' 2 MI NUTES. . WJEH RADIO 6:30 Dow Jones Averages. 6:35 Sundown Serenada 9:00 Jtlgh School llil Parade 7:00 National News lllonday Tbru Friday 10:30 Song & Story Time 7:0:0 Sundown Serenade6:00 Sign On IU .45 TiJe Goller Key 8:00 Sign Off 6:110-15 Musical Clock 1 ll:OO Democratic Leglsl&tura SATURDAYS 7 l Bt Still "' Know ll: 15 Musl··al Interlude 6:00 Sign On - News 7:02·30 News 11.30 R•~ublicao Legi5lature 6:05 Country Music Time 7:45 .'irsl Baptist Church 11 ·45 Waite< '!oeller Report 6:20 Country Jamooreo 8:00 Ohio Valley News 11 :52 Musical Interlude i·OO Protestant Hour 9:00 Talk of the Town 12:00 Local llo Ohio News 7:30 Sporta Parade 9:55 Public Servicr Sltow 12 20 Evans B• • Board 7:35 Larry Anderson Show 10:1!> Church of ~ist 12: '.5 Newo 0 Grams 10:45 It's Music - Army •.atchstrir . 12:30 Saturday Matinee 11:00 Dairy Valley and Dutton'sl · · ·r• .•, I • 4:00 Discinb witb Doss Top Ten Show 11:05 Morning Melodies, 4:30 Top Ten Revue 12:00 News Mon. thru. Wed. 5:00 Saturday News Summary ' 12:15 'luslcal lnterlud• · · ·; Chrch Bei · Ring, FrL 5: I~ Musicui lnttrlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin reels 11 · Wor' News 1:00 The Jim Mees Show · 2Q Evans r tlletin Boo 5:30 Community Choin 8:00 Dance Party 6:00 Sports Parade 12:Z5 N•••s " 8'"" - · 1:00 Off Tht Air 6:05 Jim Mees Show 12 : ~Q Aerlcu"··-e Programs 6:30 National News 12:45 CoJntry Gr Round Sunday 6:35 Sundown Serenade 1:65 New. Beat 7:59 Sign On 8:00 011 the Air 2:110 Cotonl y Ga·Round 8:00 "'te Singing Preacher Sl'NDAYS 2:t · News Beat 7:30 Sign On - Arm1 Hour 3:110 v· · ... atilt&! 8:15 II "··• Rep . 7:55 News 3:55 News Be ~ 8: :~ C~urch ' Christ 8:00 Baptist Layman"• Hour 4:00 Di•cing .V't.J Dos1 9;l. ·1usic: r .. · ·1•tde 8:30 Sunda) Sbow 4 30 ·nterchangl lO .• J F. ·t Baptist Church ~BBtE AND SLAn 9:00 Sunday Show 5:00 C·• ·1unl ' N' ws 11:30 Children's Chapel 9:30 The Bible Speak' to 5:15 Bob Neal Sporll Saluta Il:!· Sun~'Y New· Spocial 9:45 Legislative Report Fridays U:00 ' .WI :leporl 10 00 The Good We 5·30 Sunset Boulevard 12·15 -e•scopal !"nrcb 10: 1~ Congressman Moeller 9:W Off The Air 1: 45 "tl'·olic fnforma: lu:30 The Sunday Show Satwday 1:00 Church ol Ood 11 :30 The Quiet Hour 6·00 Sign On 1::'" ('lSI Call 12:00 News 6:00-1~ Music•· Clock 2:00 Old Folkr Hour 12:15 Tlte Christians Hour 7:llu le Still and Know 3:00 Hymns from Harding 12:30 The Rev. Merllr Teets 7:02-311 Newo 3: 15 Sundoy bhowcaae 2:00 The Rev. Silas Billups 7:29 Time & Temperalur! :45 P--. .c ServJ, Show 2:30 The Rev. Andrew 7:'10 Musical <-JOCII: •··· 990 Hit Parade 2:3D Sunday showcase 7:45 First Baptist Church 5:00 City · · -- •, Re. -• 6:30 Sundown Serenade 8:110 Ohio Valley Newa 5:15 990 Rlt Par.de 8:00 00 !be Air B·U Musical CIO<I 9."0 Of" The 'lr -":.. J ....., ~ DAILY (JBYPl'OQUOTE- Here's bow to work It: I I - J2.Enr. 1960 DODGE V8, 2-Door ··· · now $795 ·1960 Pontiac Ventura H. T. Sed. $1095 ••ter. teacher S'T. Eam 38.Dunne 19. Twilled VA HIS APPYTITE ENIIIY MORE THAN IT IS NOW rona 'o\o J6. Private e - lllut ILCitquaa M.Afflnn• 1960 BUICK LeSabre 2 Dr. · -· $1195 I' -:Rom. I. Prodlcta 34.Mend, . . a bone e e 1960 Chevrolet V-8 2 door ·· $699 $340 I window letter JO. J'ac:ed 1'1 18. Candleoat trees ·ao.Greek 4-DiviDo Jli! 2?. Slatted 1961 RAMBLER American ·· Only $795 AUTO IR ONDITIONING A ( 211. Vozto W4! J6.Partof "to be" 1962 PONTIAC Conv. Cpe. · -· -·· $1695 NO USE TO WHET UPoff~•\'M IOD&"I I.Siaekenlll S.Pie<eo- 6. Ulll"Oilo t. Soaks, aal'lalc LGrMILAkol &Homes of ldngs D. Roman 13. Fasten • 1 a Btat.e a lliscllievoua 1963 CORVAIR Monza Cpe. now $1599 OR FETCH WATER I FIGGER THAR AIN'T l. Cent..,.,ol .......... ,.. KINDLIN'WOOP fiii:O !..ASSWI:LL DOWN ebaracter I. Golfer'l 1963 CHEVY II · .. · ·.. ···· .. ·- · $1695 ..... '=" -tO.Bc .ul!IIOU l.Muslc 'IE SAID, PAW"THAT WU:Z: I'LL BE TICKLED lOCHOPSOME DAILY CROSSWORD SENSATIONAL BUYS I - -... .......... h :========::.J NOTICE! .......... ... . ' BI!:N CAI!lP ~~~ /Ja.INf!WfiOII, Q~~ tM IJ.ROV POrY~IIioiP OPA ART MIISI!!JM IN HOOPU~! ro Uk5 1l) APMIII& CHAP"S ~IJ«AW~T! WHY~ IT'S P. ~.6JI?NED TO NOTHING I '(-Y.You SPr;L ... OH -·I'Jii' �..1',.....' -..... . . ....... ~. '·~ .... • t 'I • • at y I en tin Det7oted To The lnterettl 01 The Meig•·Muon Area ' VOL. XVII NO. 75 TONIGHT & FRIDAY • POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ... FIVE ~{I FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1965 " TAKE HER, SHES MINE" .Ja mt' ~ Stt'warl ~an1iril Urt' llulun --(llld - " YOuNG AND WILLING" \' irgo nHI Ma~kt-·11 1-'a11J Rugt>rs SATURDAY JULY 17 "DEVIL SHIP PIRATES" Chnslopher Lt't> Andrt'\1 Kt>i r - and-- "MARA OF THE WILDERNESS" Lmd" S<111 ndt'1~ !Color I BACHNER'S MEAT MKT Mariner's First Shot Is Scie:ttific Triumph MIDDLEPORT OHIO Hamburger ~~r·B..,Wieners Cream Cheese ~;~n "lk I M 5 flour 5 Sugar Bulk - - lb. lb. lb. 1 Broughtons 12 gal. Homogenized - - - - ctn. Gold Meder _ Jack Frost Pur• can• _ __ 49c 49c 49c 49C . lb. lb. OPENING CONCERT - The American Wind Symphony Orchestra opened Its summer season above In Pitts. burgh, Penn., and is working its way down the Ohio River with a stop at the Pomeroy landing for two days, July a2 and 23. Sponsored here by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce-with an assist from the GallipoliE C of Ct~e appearance will feature two shows, at 7 p.m. on the 22nd especially for children and at 8 p.m. on the 23rd (Qr adults. There is no charge for either concert. 49c Limit 1 Bag Per Customer at and Saturday until 9 to 9 in the evening. Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping STARTING FRIDAY, JULY 16 AT 9 A.M. SPORT SHIRTS bargains all over the store. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS I Group 2.95 Values Men'• & Boys' SALE _ __ l" 1 Group of America's I Group Vel. to 4.50 Sport Shirts & Knits SAL! Sale, 2.65- 2 for $5 3.6.5 - Most Wanted Values to 10.95, Sale 5.50 - - - - I Group 5.95 Values lA LEI You Sevo Every Doy on Coametlca At Elbtrfolda on the First Floor MEN'S SHAVING SUPPLIES AND GROOMoi4G AIDS BAN LON SHIRTS _ _ _ 2 for 10.00 Vinyl Rug Runner Cushion back, 27 stairs. landings. Decorative, Easy Quiet. Reg. $3.39 91c MENNEN$ SOF -STROKE SHAVI CRIAM . 7:SC $1.00 OLD SPICE SUPER SMOOTH SHAVI CRIAM 75c 79c GILLETTE FOAMY SHAVE CUAM . ... .... 59c 79c PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVI CREAM ........•. 5fc $1.00 RISE INSTANT LATHER SHAVI CRIAM ... 73c 51.00 ICE BLUE AQUA VELVA . . . ......... 7Sc 69c WODDBURY AFTER $HAVE . . . . . . ...... 52c $1.25 OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE LOTION ........ 19c $1 00 GIL~eTTE SUN-UP AFTER SHAVE LOTION 73c $1:45 Gllloitt 10 Pock STAINLISS STEIL BLADIS $1.21 $1.79 SCHICK RAZOR AND BLADES . . . . . .. $1.47 51.00 OLD SPICE SPRAY DEODORANT . . . . 75< $1.49 GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT .. $1.12 $1.00 MENNEN SPRAY DEODORANT . ...... . 75< $1.49 VITALI$ HAIR GROOM TONIC . . ... $1.31 79c GILLETTE RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT ... . . . 59c $1 .39 VASELINE HAIR TONIC . .•.. . 93c CLEARANCE! , .. SUMMER SLACKS WASH 'N WEAR & TROPICAL WORSTED 1 GROUP VALUES TO 10.95 - - - - - - - SALE 8.Q~ 1 GROUP VALUES TO 15.95 SALE 11.95 1 GROUP VALUES TO 12.95 SALE 10.50 • 1 Special Group, val. to 12.95 _ Sale 4.75 Konstant Kresse, Wool Gabardinf..!!, Flannels. Summrr Worst~d SAL I SLACKS, cotton cord & knockabouts, val. to 4.50 _ SLACKS, dacron & Nylon Seersucker, 6.95 value _ Reduced ! PaJlamas, Milans and Str~w!i MEN'S AND BOYS' IAU 2.39 1 Group Values to 5.9S REDUCED SALE 3.50 20% MEIGS THEATRE Sumft"Rr tnd Ye1r Around NOW REDUCED - - ! Off Men's Summer Sport Coats. H.P. 4 cycle Briggs &: Stratton "Easy·Seln" Engine. Recoil starter, vacuum-action deck des1gn. Front baffle. Full cut 19 inch. $49· 00 SALI eAt Elborfelda Mochlnlc St. Worohou11 SALE! REG. $59.00 SIZE 9 x 12 RUGS SEAMLESS AXMINSTERS Lar11e selection of patterns and colors. DENTAL CARE NEEDS AND ANTISEPTICS TONIGHT NOT OPEN VALIJF.S TO 27.95 IPANA TOOTH PAST I .............. .. ...... . GLEEM TOOTH PAST I . . ............. ...... . CREST TOOTH PASTE . . . ............... .. .. COLGATE TOOTH PASTE . . . . .. • • . .. .. • .. .. . PEPSDDENT TOOTH PASTI . .. . . . .. .. .. . . . . COLGATE TOOTH PASTE .. .. .............. .. MACLEAN$ TOOTH PASTI ........... . POL IDENT DENTURE CLEANSER . . . . . . . . . . . WIRNITS DENTU.CREME ............ WERNETS DENTURE ADHISIVI . .....••.. • . LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC . .... . ........ CEPACOL MOUTH WASH . .............. JOHNSON & JOHNSON MICRIN . .. .. .. .. .. .. LA VORIS MOUTH WASH . . ... ....... ....... We PEP$0DINT ANTISEPTIC . .. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . 53c 15< 75c 79c 75c 19c 79c 91c 79c 69c 19< 97< 69c 9!c Plolds, Solids, St•lpos, SALE - - - - 1.ll.ot Men's Year Around Sport Coats - - - Reduced % OFF ' FRIDAY end SATURDAY Julr 16·11 H. G. Wells· 'FIRSl MEN IN THE MOON' !Technicolor) Edward Judd, 1 Group Values to 69.95 1 Group Values to 55.00 1 Group Values to 45.00 1 Group Values to 34.95 • • • • • • Hyer. Wond•r' Thrill' ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS • ~!arrha Lionel Jeffries. Has Man Reached Moon Hetore? Gasp! SUITS ... SUITS ... SUITS • Yard 2~ Pomo...,, Cltllo Boys' Sport Coats Lln""l Sale ! Power Mowers $1.00 ALBERTO VOS SHAMPOO . . . ........ lie $1.00 LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO . . ....... 75c 49c WOODBURY COCONUT OIL SHAMPOO ...•• , .. 34< $1.00 SUBDUE DANDRUFF SHAMPOO . ..... . .•• • . 7Sc $1 .00 RINSE AWAY . . .. . .......... 7lc 79c LUSTRE CREME HAIR RINSE . . . . . . • . . . . • . 51c $1.50 CLAIROL HAIR 50 NEW ............. $1.12 99c WOODBURY DREAM SET . . .. ...... .. 73c $1.00 JUST WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY . .. • .. .. . nc $1.00 SUAVI HAIR DRESSING . . . . . . ......... 7Sc $1.00 STAX HAIR DRESSING ~ . ...... . . .. .. .. . . 7Sc $1.7S CASUAL HAIR COLOR . . . . . . . . . . . . SUI 79c WOODBURY DREAM CURL & SET . . . . . . . . . . Oc BERMUDA SHORTS SWIM TRUNKS . 1 Group v,r..,.. to 5.00 $2· 50 W1rohou11 HAIR PREPARATIONS Sale 2.95 Sale 4.95 inches wide. Excellent for halls, Green or gray. Economical, Cleaning, Non Slip, Durable, Lineal Yard. eOn Salo ot Elborfolds Mechanic Stroot No Alteration !l PIP.ase STRAW HATS .WORLD Center for Furniture and floor coverings and wearing apparel for your family - lots of Sale $45 Sale $39 Sale $29 Sale $25 Edg1r Allen Poe•• "MASQUi OF THE RED DiATH" ~ Teorhflicolor ) Vin c~ nl Pric~. Hatel Court, Oa\•id \\lesion . WPird horror Shockong: Blood, Gore, RuthJessneSI'! Maskr.d Ball . . Death !ltalks relrbrants .... eOn Solo II lllolrtoldt Mochonlc Stroot Warlhaull 61c 61c 71< SEI THE MAGIC CHEI' 61c 76c 61c S6c 76c COOKING RANGES 71c Gas Ranges and Electric Ranges Now On Sale on the Srd Floor, with the other well known S6c 11c 6lc depeDdable branils, guaranteed by Elberfelds. See The New 1966 RCA VIctor Models HORROR.• SAUl $49.00 Roadmaster Bicycles Reedy For Prompt Delivery SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY JULY 11·19·20 "FLUFFY" oColor Tolovl•lon oltoroos . - Technicolor- Tho obovo merchandlao ia from our stock of notlonelly odvortlsed brands SAL I 40c 61< 61< ellock ond White Tolovl•lon oRocord Pieron Glrla and Bora :M ~ 28 lncb elzea eAM-PM llldlo• SALI ePortoblo Tolevl•lon hto en tho 2nd 11- Tony Randall, Shirley Jones , llkrffld• ere h<lod•••rtero !tor IICA VIctor Fluffy, eAt llltorftolft Mochenlo 11. Woroh•- "LOOKING fOR LOVE" Downie-Gross Inc. - Teehnicolor- Connle Francis, Jim Hutton . BE THRIFTY! ALWAYS SAY I YOUit IALESLIPS P:ltOM Susan Oliver, Joby Baker, llarbara Nichols, Jay C. Flip- POMEROY, OHIO · "Homo of Arrow Shlrta" Air-Conditioned For Your Shopping Comfort NO LAYAWAYS eNO REFUNDS OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILt pen, Geo. Hamilton, Yvette Mlmeaux, Paula Prentiss, Danny Thomas, Johnny Cor· son Ruonlnf time: 3 Hn. r ELBERFELDS IN ·.POMEROY . •' • ... . ·. . '· '.~ . .. ..;:..,..,.L,:,J... ~ ...- - - - ---~ --· I i '' 1 .,/ ' ··- . . ... ) ' Five Driver Licenses are ·Suspended in County Court . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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