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MONDAY, Al:JGUST 2, 1965 ____FtVI-aiilfa . . ,__..,,... • a1 Q • Material Dullged or Incc.plete Q • Material to Microtila cp. • De=sed Ol' lWaj!ete •tenal Replaced - JAN 1 2 J 4 s 6 8 9 10 11 1) 15 16 17 18 12 19 22 Z9 2) 24 25 26 27 :J> )1 1 2 J 20 -FEB 7 14 21 28 1 2 ) 4 8 10 11 15 9 16 17 18 22 2) 24 25 5 12 19 26 6 1) 20 27 7 14 21 28 29 ' ······-·······- · · · - · · · · · -···- · · · -···· · -·-·····- · -·-···-·- · - · ··· · -+· · · · -···- · ··- · -·~·- · -· -· - · - · - · - · -·-· - · · · - · ··- · -·-·-·-·-·-·- · -·- - liAR 4 5 17 11 18 12 19 2) 24 25 26 :J> )1 8 9 10 15 16 22 29 6 1) 20 'I 7 14 21 28 I I I I APR - 4 5 6 10 11 17 18 12 19 1) 20 7 14 21 24 25 26 27 28 2 J 15 9 16 22 2) 29 )0 1 8 I •I . ONIONS, ANYONE• - Russ ·Little of Rutl'and bad what Is believed to be of· the largest onion crops in the county this year. Mr. Little harvested over 40 shels of the bulbs last week. He is shown here fixing onions into bunches rounded by the rest of his crop . - Sentinel Photo. 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Twelve buildings were search for Communist guerrll· 2 M .\·Report .. 0 re '•B &. Es Sunday las by thousands of American inlanrrymen and paratroopers soutll of Saicon ended today as elements of the U.S. forces began returning to tlleir headquarters at Bien Hoa. The (JVeday sweep oetted only two Viet Cong kiUed an" two captured. The guertillas faded into the jungle avoiding any major con- tact. A IIPOket111111 ..~ 6Acci"denfs Keep p0lice Extra Busy police beathed eas· Harold SWIS• her' ierPomeroy today hoping a string of six traffic accidents over the week· 56' is Claimed . end and today would not be re· peated soon. . County law enforcement agen-1 The department arrested Tip Ifender of McCal!f'a :eu. · ctes were busy over the week Molden for disturbing Ute The deplll'tnient Jnd~ 111e end. I peace. Molden was fined $5 and accident is atiU lllllhi Sh .ff R0 be 1 C H rt . costs by Judg· Frank W. Port- galion. No cbarpa bad r ·launched a ena er, J :·• tn · coun ty COU rt th.IS nI ed th'II --~··· bachert 'S department uowprobe of two complaints of m~h~n:~partment's accident log Sheriff's deputies today .... theft Sunday. One was by Char· showed a car driven b Micke were to return Samuel w.a. . les Cline, 19,. who said his Williams, Pomeroy, w~s ;1. field lo Pomef!ll' from I'mclolh~ng , $21 In currency and volved in an unusual accident. burg where he was lleb!l beltl two rmgs were stolen at Maple- Williams , traveling north on by authoriliel there. 1111 c:barft"' wood Lake, a r~sor< between Rt. 124 and carrying in his auto Of usmg ~- w'itilllltelt to Syracuse and Racme on Rt. 124. a board 10 ft. tong extending defraud. The other complaint was Iii- out the right rear window. got Also in Cotllll~d:ourt; ·~· ~ by Fred Durham, Harrison- , too elose to a utility pole. The Porter fined Jamea H. ~ville. who sat. sometime be- lboard hit !be pole and was lore- ham, $15 , and !)Oit ($10 1111&tween July 24 and Sunday an ed ou t of the window into the pended~ 81111 ~ ·prilbatiGo ele~rtc ;,loek, housecoat, and I pa<h or an auto drtven by J~hn 30 days, 011 con9ictiol of a Pont saddle were taken T. McCabe, Columbus, causmg fishing with more tiJelj &wo from his .:_ place. minor damage to the front left rods and lines. _ __ _ _ _ _ _~=~== tnv.-u. . . The log listed pollee work as At! undetermined amount of miscellaneous items Ifollow.: ' were stolen in one of two breakings and enterin s over I : Henry E.. Cleland, 19, Pome: the weekend in Cheshire · the Gallia county sher~f's de· ' Harold Delfie Swisher 56 ,roy, was ctted to ~ayor ~ar partment reported today' a resident of Little Kyger' Le~arsa!court . . . · . • died . jles operatton ter a tor U'e brecl ew ess on Reported wtthm a pertod of 20 at 5:30 p. m. Saturday, m Med· h. t mobile causina it to go WASHINGTON - A HOUSE l minutes on Sunday morning! . . leal Center hospitaL He had lSI a~ 0 ~ntrol and hit a waU at 10 x !2 mch wmdow pane .been hospitalized lor commlllee is ex peeled to were B & E's at Hem's Ice · small two ou . in th ea · d 1 th t : the Sugar Run Flour Mtll on approve this . week a pro- cream shop and V_aughan's Ash·! . e r r wm ow 0 e s a· ,weeks. . Mullber ·ave, saturday at 8:4a 1 P<Jsed pa~ h1ke lor aovem· land serv1ce. slatton. Tbe fll'st \ton, reached tllrough and un· \ Mr. Sw1slter was an operat- 1 ry menl .'. lo·hlte collar workers call-was received at 9 a.m., the I locked the lar~er Wtndow to g~t lng engineer, a~d hls last em; P·~OOctay ;~t 2:30 p.m. a car - their 12th raise since 1945. second at 9:20 a m. mto the bulldmg. Olfleers said!pl~ent was wttb a ~li driven by Gregory Nicbolas, 19, . . . . Sheriff's deputies said un- !bey would recetve a ltst ol the lbndge company. He bad retlr· Vienna W Va hit the hack ot 1 A House post offtce and CIVIl known ""r<·ons tore the lock off' stolen ttems today. ed two years ago due to a heart B'll · ub m It ed ' •- " · nd't' parked car be/ong1ng to 1 8• servtce ' eo ml ee P"'' a \ the back door of the ice cream , Still under Investigation Is co tton. . Lunsford 19, Rt. 2, Pomeroy btll authonzmg a 4·5 per cent parlor to gain entrance. Altast Friday's breaking and e He was born at Cheshtre 011 1 h'l1 b k. t 0 f Z k' Dair mcrease as of next Oct. L A . : . . . n- May 14 1909 son ol the late iW e ac .mg ou tr s Y nd . bo t check of the premtses, however, termg at Fenw1ck Central Htgh If ' d ~ J Bar, causmg mmor damage. 0 seco 1ay rmse. 01 a 11 4 per revealed nothing missing. Ischool at Cheshire. The B&E e. te an . no~a ames : Sunday, about 4:30p.m. a car ~~~~~:n•:ld .:: 1010 elleel the Deputies said an undetermln- . was discovered by Father John ~;:rr. H~:!n m~:~: to driven by Ardith Kay Wyatt, 17, Y · ed amount ol candy bars, cakes, TureL An exact account of what pla A 21 1930 1 C 1 stopped when cars in front of h · . O • . . ce ug. , n own. . h FREMONT OHIO _ INVES. .e ewmg gum , 1ce cream, ash- 1 ts mtssmg has not been deter· bus. She survives along witb her stopped and .was htt m t e od ' ! ltght battenes and other small ! mmed , however, Father Turel the following children Cloycelrear by a ear drtven by Nancy , . 11 ga 1ors 1 ayha were d 1rymg 1 items, also some pennies, werellisled a television set as miss· Swisher of Cincinnati and ILoran Van lnwagen LincoiD I determme wl t eause a smg 1e stolen by burglars who broke : ing. School ollicial are sched· 1Mrs Donald <Mauree'n) Joh~ l Heights, Nancy Vanlnwagen was i engme a~rp ane to apparently . to th . . ' . . I . WI . M ' I I il . ·11- . k'tr m e serv1ce stat10n. 1uled to contact the shenf l s de· 'son of Centenary There are ctted to ayor a court or a · 1 ~me Bpllrt '; ~ 1 31 ~· h 1 mg The burglars broke out a' partment later thi~ week. four grandchildr~. ure to stop in assured clear our persons un ay mg t. -·- -- · · · --- - ··- --- - -- -· --.... - Other survivors are three , dtstance. Found dead near the broken brothers and two sisters, Ken· '\ At 3:12 p.m. Sunday a car ALAN WALLACE fuselage in a corn field two neth and Marvin Swisher, both . driven by Mabel Niemeyer, AI w ll f Mr 10 miles southeast of Woodville ol Bidwell, Theron Swisher of Pomeroy knocked down a state d ~~ ~ ·~~~ : ~ j were David L.. Raymond, 42, Little Kyger Rd., Mrs. John road sign after a tire blew out ::lddle rsrt : .. eall:tedce ~n Lyndhurst, an~ his wife, Ruth, lt (Etheleen) Cougenour of Cbe· and caused her vehtcle to leave I the Upos N d I1 11 4: Henry Hein. 42, Chardon . and . . shire and Mrs. Albert (Mar· the road. -lain' ·t GarveyatiDLake • 111 WOODRUFF W (UPI) F Pr ld I D ht S d ... K a his wife, Donna, age unknown., . · Js. - - ormer es en wtg · joriel French ol Addison. At 3:02 a.m. un ay a car 'bool " Wall 1 - -· ; D. E1seshower Sunday called on the nalton to support Mr. Swisher was a mem· driven by Thomas Kent Jack·l 1 camp. ace 1\THENS, OHIO - GROVE ' President .Johnson in the Viet Nam crisis. . . ber of Siloam Lodge of Masons son , 20, RuUIUid RL I, went out! ~ craduatt of Middleport After fi}neSS 1 ! I •· · . 1 "! _________::. .:;: .:.: .___.,..._ 1 LBJ Warns GOf On Confid·ctce&"" JOHNSON CITY, Tex. - Presl.-en't Jo•·-·n ' h• ... ..._. sent a blunt warning to the Republican t~p In Con· gress not to base criticism of his VietNam poUcy on non· partisan secret councils at the White House. The Chief Executive, in an otherwise --•-bit ....... ......,.. after church Sunday, threw one of his sb~ pQiitlcil shafts at an unidentified Republican leader_fOl' •IIYQJa violated the confidence of a White House war ·meettne ...._,_....__., ... ....._ an " un true an d per haps \muc h oI the .--.n-1 ~ · manner. gram in Viet NI!D Alter church Sunday, Johnson ing to uphold blm , ' .• invited newsmen "' visit the· The article uid · mlllibriefly to meet the new field posiUon ~ USIA deputv and ask a few ·plained why Jolmsan Pill oil if 'they so desired. j calling up ~- • ·l. ie present. There Is a story in some oil "That" Joillllon ·aid ·Dl 1he Ute papers that you 0were dis· I story, tht rellllt rtl I an suaded from takmg stronger ,who broke mv "'lllliill .liitd in Viet Nam because. of ]' not only .._~ lt,"'*t,.. ..........., """'" ""' 1 lsolnetlJing that Sen. M k "Iit. i read Sea. JbnllleJd'a 001 Cib, was to take on Newark toE1senh. ower, who ende.I a two w . eek vac.ahon In nor· ', No. 4>.6, Little Kyger Grande, of control at the crest ol u.nion l 1800 i11bbaSeltU1 nd lwrah:kres~~-.was a leader) Mansfield (Senate Democratic statement VffY said." a reporter said. IIlowing a ba~k ....caretuu,. .._,,.fol. ;o.., , _ h 11 I day in the o~ening game of the th ers W1sconsm, aIso sa1 d . th e, Umte d Nat wns stan on 1Cheshtre Chapter Order of iave. It ro ed o.ver t ree :tmes, , 'Can ou comment about -...--~.:u, 11 double-elimination Ohio Ameri·! V1et Nam dtsappomted htm . 'We Ciin talk about past IEastern Star, and International and landed on tis wheels tn the Y one of the pn• 1neot llltltlll•a can Legion Baseball Tourna- , history and discuss the future, but in times of crisis IUnion of Operating Engineers. yard of the Bessie Pullen pro· : FINES LEVIED of another ParlY· . ment, featuring 14 teams. ~ ~e can do. nothing but support_ t~e _President in his\ Masonic services will be pe.rty.•Jackson was cited for , • This was a reference to a . "And I folllld_iiD1blilf .t t •:jalo . .JOb," he satd. · ·-- · held at 8:30 p. m. (DST) today failure to keep control. ' Mayor C~arle , Legar Salur· column by Robert Novak and !ttfy that . sla~nt <~ lie Defending champiOn Steuben. I 'I am disappoi"ted that the ' velop opposltioa 1o llme at Miller's Home [or Funerals. Today at 9:1 a. m. 1 car . day mght lmed Clyde Brown, Rowland Evans Jr. dealing\softened his Viet. N818 b .illevtlle ts hack for a seventh con· IUnited Nations has no< shown of crisis Is to spllllbe coutry." iLast rites will be held at 2 driven by. Nara W. Jenks 71, 1Hamsonvtlle, S/0 and costs for with a meeting Johnson held cause of .. Mallllileld), .~ I secutive tournament a n d 1 the initiative to get the facts · Eisenhower said that private ;p. m. tlJST 1 Tuesday at the ' Pomeroy, hacked into a private' intoxication, Robert Lisle, $100 last Tuesday night with con· would br~ it uatrllie IIIII perBridgeport , the 1964 runnerup, \and marshall world opinion citizens could change foreign.funeral home. Rev. Alfred Hol·ldrive and hit the car of Mary and costs land three days in gressional leaders of both par- haps maUCIOUI. also is in the field. All of lhe lbehind South Viet Nam's Fight policy at the polls if they did 'ley will officiate, and burial Lou Durst on East Maln-st caus- jail) lor DWI . and $50 lor as- ties concerning tbe buildup in . "Sen. M8JIIIIeld Deft~'. meateams play today and Tuesday. for life," Eisenhower said not agree with the president. will be in the Gravel HIll ing minor damage to both ve- sault; and Clifford Beaver lor· U.S.·Viet Nam forces. i!toned reserves llld U 1111 DOl : Because o[ his role as a pri· . Cemetery. Friends may call hicles. Mrs. Jenks was cited to . feited his $50 bond for as· Tbe column told how Mans- 110 any of hla. ~llliolll liDd GRAESOE, SWEDEN- DR.!Vate citizen, he said, he would ; Melgo General Hospital ;at the funeral home from 2 to/Mayor Legars court for impr&- i ~ult and $25 bond or intoxica· field read to Ute meeting a the dilc11•.1C IIJ:d· Jlbt .)a" Carl A. Gemzell, the Swed· not comment on V•et Nam , Admissions Saturday: None 4 and 7 to 9_p~ m. today. P.!f bacldns. ; !ton. tlJree.page statement opposing anythiDC dD wllb .li!i 1'8' ish physician who helped to po!1cy because he was no I1 Discharge• Saturday: Edward ., , --- - -- - --- -·-- ·- -· ~:;es-and hll ~ wllllhow pioneer hormone treatments for priVy to the facts that are McKown, Long Bottom. lt. • . ''> certain types of infertility . in avatlabte to tile White Admissions Suoda : Nanc -.at It is married but child· "It Is tuttle and dlfltcult Harris, Middleport:y • Plllli, .• ) less htmselt. The 55-year-old doc· for the private citizen to talk 1Johnson Racine; Reese Wil- l tot warned that the methods about who~. should be .~one ID ' Iiams, Pomeroy. ' 11 be helped pioneer at Sweden's -~-~t. Nam~ __b~_ !~·- To d.,. Discharges S.nday: Mrs. jes- , UJipsala University can aid sie Parsona, ~metoy. only an estimaied 5 to 10 per Veterans Memorial Hospital . ~ . cent ol the h .rid's women. He Admissions Saturday: Conme TO has received hundreds of letters Leadmgbam, Syracuse; R o y T . GIVE TESTS from all over !be world since ,Gordo~; CoolvtUe; Lena McK111he .Metgs Co~nty Health his name made headlines ley. Mtddleport; Charles Work· I Dept. wtll give skin tests for when two previously infer· man, Racme; Harold Roush, food handhng cards lor Eastern tile women, one in Sweden and Portland. ·dtstrict w~rkers at the lair at the other In New ?.ealand, gave Discharges Saturday: Mrs. Ro- Eastern Htgh school from 6:30 . th to . lntu 1 1 ft th . bert Cunmngham and son Syr· : to 7:30 p.m. Monday. btr . qu p e s a er ey acuse. recetved hormone treatments by · Adminlons Suoda,y: Ray ht~,T~~~od. , h .d .. i ley, Middleport; Myrtle wn... VISIT WOLFES 1 i ~ em, e sat . Pease Vinton- Edward Mr. and Mrs. Ralph c. Gil· no IIIQ~ letters," Pome~; Robin more, Middleport, spent the past . dleport; Troy Hysell, weekend visiting with Mr. and -13. hli\lli>..?<1M:ml' '"r""""'~""" Dlsclutrces: Daisy ~wtcK, Mrs . . Price Wolle of Lexington 1 Fldo II tile objel!t of aileD· dleport;. Randall Roacb, Pnrno.i and attended stock car 'races. ·by llliddleporl Chief of roy, Neda.Cunde, Middleport.' ·serll Ollltey again to- t!;· --.& °1 E.. 1 1 I E"Isenhower Asks NatiOD • Plweend bJ .i)A=v 1 t> T0support wr3f p0I'lCleS . flc:, c., '> mu DlTJS PUBLISHBD (b....._t.f¢;j - IV\, eo, i 1 "~as 0,..,t y S... .A,c==~ ~ l '1 's- b · · (.()a,.. 1&) t.~-.18 0 ' Papa Pl•oJcocod tt.ill Sheet OYERSIZED (over 18 wit:.J or 2.5 bilh) * I '1 em d lery fire ~il ·~" t..i .• Viet ColiC platoon ... fW Sunday but lbere w.n~ · porta of casualllel. , _ ' man sstd ~ · clothtna and 1 lirp aebe 411 rice were fouad bi Glle VW& Cong vlllaP llklll bJII» lllf, borne ....._. · • ......,. Lawmen Busy over Weekend I WORLD 8 --;;:~~~<;:;;=§~< - t ln the 29 )0 ..... ·-.•.-·...... ·- ·-·-·-·-·-·· .•.-4·-..... .......-·....... ·-·...-·-.......+...-· ........ '..... .-.-.- -- · ;,··;-:: :·~:;:;v:~::.;:;;~?'2tt;;;;:-:::;-.. JUL 1 2 J 5 6 7 AUG 1 ~ )0 3 SAIGON (UPI) -Thirty Amerlean B52 ]et bombe~s roared close to the North Vtetnamese border today ..and rained SOO tons of expl~tves on a known haven. for Vte!Cong guerril.las guardmg the vt.al Ho Ch1 Mtnh Trail. As ~he ~trateg\c Air Com· mand s Guam-based bombers carrted out t<~elr seventh and northernmost strike of the war, dozens of other U.S. Air Force and Navy planes attacked bridges, barges and army bar· . , racks in North VIet Nam. All previous strikes by the B52 bombers have been targets one in the dense South Vietnamese bu.IJungles surrounding Saigon. sur· The planes today attacked the Commumst Do ofXatheheadquar· ters jUSt SOUth 7th par· allel-the dividing line between the two countries. The largest raid reported .. . I 1 I I *' ~om~n, Ho~se. Dougla~l i 1 ~~-~· be (~ UtilityFn : Incorporated 1 �I p I ·' I• ' Dally Sentinel, PollJeroy·Middleport, Stephen Hill is Field Man _ Cheshire Man lltlphiD H. Hill, formerly of hu boeD appointed lteld repreoentative in Weslerll Ohio for the Wolverine and Rlv· erslde lnourance companies. By Tom RaU compllnl" are momben the Tranaamerica !D&uranCI! IJ'OUp. fishermen are could be making a fair lncomt. II. Perhap1 he II refeniq Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. AI· , . a losing battle In the It shouldn't hurt merchan~ to packlDji plant managen len c. Hill of Pomeroy, lll'•duatStales to !Wike a decent raise the price in stores by might be lo blame for COIIIII• ed from Pomeroy High school •· P.v.tpg, charges a former com- that amount. Cuslomera would· lently keeping priceJ doWll. It In 1952 aDd Ohio University in .n.erical fisherman. n't turn II down." would seem that the gull! could 1956. He Is a captain in the Capl. Kenneth Silva, a young But the price paid fiahermoo he oowhere else. Air Foret Rnerve and a three and spirited seaman who now remaina low. An article clrcu· Ona thing Ia_ certain - I he year ¥tteran of the U. S. Air roes In only for sport fishing lated in Provincetown, evident- American ftshlng Otel Ia Foret as 1 pilot. .and charter rrutses with his ly written by a veteran of the a slow and painful Hill is reported by the comIS'foot yacht. "Barbara Lee" fishing trade, reports !hal in- "There used lo be close lo to be its youngest field In the summer and Is a mer- comes border the ridiculoue boata here," sayd Capt. Mr. and Mrs. cl\lnt marine in winter, speaks that the cost of maiJitalning 1 "but now there ara only · reside In Dayton. '!bey from oJ<perlence. fishing boat hao tripled and 20." have one daqhllr, MI!"'Y, age Capt. Silva quit the commer- suadrupled In the lao! 20 years The solution? I can 8. clil bailie with nature 1 n d . . tho!, tim> •nd lime ogain. guou. Maybt tho .::...-----------------. , . 1928 prices In 1964 after spend· we come in only to be paid 11129. should raioe the lhreemlle lng "18 years' in pursuit of a prires.' or enforce. mmlmurn n Jiving in the fishladen waters Wh 1 . lh , law upon packers or put I j j • ~ arnund Cape Cod. a 18 • cauoe · on Imported fish. He still vividly remembers "II I• 1 myslery," says Capt. Som~thlng maol be lhe many months in which he'd Silva. He •dds, with • sly somewhere II the United get up at Ia. m., bonrd a 45 grin, however, thai he thinks it to save one of Ill most a~n fool boat, and not gel back lo he "knows tho rea•on," but tiona! and llmt. honored Jan~ until well after 3 or 4 in "would be killed" if he said tries. tht aflornoon. "When I started ---:--Two per1ona were injured in a one-car accident flilhlng," he continues, "I avLBJ WARNS 3:30 a.m. sunday on Rt. 7, four and four-tentbs eraged about $4.000 to $4,500 !Continued from paae 1) north of the Silver Bridge, the State Highway Patrol yearly - and we couldn't !Ish Imply that Manalield'• ported iJI the winter because our boat ment to the Tuesday .rr'ank W. Wellman, 16, ThomviUe Rt. 2, WU ad· wu too small. Now fishermen JeS meeting mentioned the milled to Holzer Hospital with a fractured leg and left bavt to work d1y o..d night and ,nor had be (Ford) pictured ankle, and a passenger, Charles Matthewa, 17_. Racine ciurinr the .,Inter to make Funeral services lor Miss Mansfltld u having been Rt. 2. was treated at the hospital for lacerationa and the IIlli t4.5110;" he claims. Emma Hamm . 85. who died : volved in Johnaon'a abrasions and released. Both were taken to the hospttal Foreign COIOi"'lillon. Hussian Saturday at her home in Nease not to Clll up reserves at by a passing motorist. trawler mvaston, and outra1e Settlement after a lingerinr enl. Officers said the accident oc- gutted by Oamea at IJ:ll ou. prices offered '" fishermen illness. will be held Tuesday at• He conceded that he and curred when Wellman, tlrlvlng Saturday on _Rt. IS, ail: i 111'1 three malo .easons for 2 p. m. at the Ewing Chapel : Melvin Latrd, R-Wis., apparently feU asleep and lour-tenths IDIIU north of hatdships to fishermen, states Iwith the Rev . William Drefke .of the House Republican car went off the right sldet eroy, Clip!. Silva. Foreign fleels.10f Logan ofliciallDji. Burial wilt ference had mel with etght of the highway strtklng a guardl '!be patrol aald that ~RJny of whlrh are susidi,. be '" the Lutheran cemetery . tO _reportoro on a . rail. The car wao demOlished maker wao parked along 1!1< by benevolent governmento .at Pine Grove. lt.tsts alter the metltng at the there was heavy damage 1 stde of the road and when he and Ult cheap labor. are able She wos a life-long member IWhite House. the guard rail. The acctdent attempted 1o atarl the lo put imported fish onto lhe !of the Lutheran Church 1 n d Ford satd naturally the still under lnvestlpUon. thera wao I backfire through American market at substanti- lhold otfic-es in its women's or- man wanted to know what Cars driven by Melvin C. the carburetor, cauatng · ally lower prires than can I hOi g'•nizatlons until ill health fore- !said at the secret Whtte House Coen, Jr., II, Cheshire, and,blaze. The Pomeroy Fire Ulllted Statos fishing industry. led her to retire. Before moving Imeeltng and by whom and be Micbltel R. Comer, II, VInton parlmelll waa called and The luxurious Russian fishing to Nease Settlement, she was supposed that In his response, Rt. :1 collided at t:tl2 ·p.m. tinguished the flames. Dallllge ~~~~ also "•leal'' fish from :housekeeper at Sunny Slope, ho had summariZed what Mans- Saturday at the junction of was not estimated. .· · which are lrodttionally 1 the old Stanberry hoiJl< for 1lleld satd. the Ker;. Harrisburg a ad Officers of the GaJUpolil . of th• American ,nearly 33 years. . I . But he added thai Malll- Rodney • Bidwell roads. Itrol post apprehended a 1H~ . eoriunerelal fishermen. It is ' She was preceded In death fteld had oot dealt wl~h the rt- Coen suffered an abrasloa !of-old Newell, W. Va. youth ' ' . .ally accomplished, though.' by four brothers, William. Chor-: serve question nor did hf de- the forehead. Barbara Roush, 16, ,day mo1111J1f1 drlffng a -· because the U.S. government lles. Albert and John. ~ ~~~ttbeas ~~~n M,;::."":, Demo- !Bidwell Rt. 2, a pasaenger~ •~ on Rt. 35 west Olll,:~t . 'condnues to re,.rve only a Survivors Include a sister. Do- l I . in the Comer car, had a Iacer• Ill. '!be car a 11183 Cl = -~ _ mile contln ntal 11 .t ra , and a brother. Dana, both l lion on the rJrhl knee an abra- ~ bad been atolen urly ',"' Many other countri:s are :~~ 0 ~ Mt~ersville : 3 nepht>W, Vlr-: aion on the lert ar~ and a ~ It Newell: The .• 1 U miles. gil, wtlh who~ . she made ~er bruised chest. Neither waa 1m- Ia confmed lo the )DYealle sec"Ru ia t 1 1 h 1 home, and these other nleres mediately treated IUon of the county jail awllltlng . fleet ," nd ra;;~rs "s· n ,11 and nephews Eva Theiss and t 1 aald ~at Coen drl· disposition of the case. · · es .. tva . U.lma r Hamm both ot Racine· ••~ PI ro ' . Arresla over the WMklnd by wetched them last year as t2 Clara Grueser . and Dorothy : • lving south on the Rodney. Bid· the patrol iacluded: Hillard New bnots. all at .'easl 3110 feel ion& ;Mkhacl, Minersville, and Paul , _ well rd., fallad lo yield l~t r~ aom, :it, Nll')lllrl, O., poa. . . with procesSing plants aboard, ·Hamm ol Lancoster and Mary f John Fer and Fern Stan•· ' of way at the mtenecton ed· bond to appear Mouday for overlook . an area In which Jo Davis of Toledo. , bur of Alh~na Yilited Mr. and : wao htl In the rilhl aide by the an lllllaft vtblclt; Jimmy Ad· smaller shtps from Province-! Tho ramlly has asked that ' M y R I h Lee II tCnmer car. There wu moderate kins 38 Gallipolis cited Aua. . . 'awn were hauling in a good flowers be omitted and contri- ~- I a ~It 7~tf.~- of!damage lo the Comer car and 11 for ~llklp and' lett of ceacatchi · . ve yn er an c "'"" •heavy to the Cotn car. • , button> be gtven to the St. John Morning Star called on Marg• f Cotn cited to GIIUpoll ter; Gerald Cos, 21, GaiHpolls "ln le,. than two houro." he Memorial fund so that a memor-;ret Ann Carleton and son r• 1M lc' ~~~ rt Mooday on ! IRt. 2, cited Monday, lot apoed "they had checker-,Jal might be erected in her .cenlly. : un tpa coo · and no mutner: Ted W. Ston- Rail's Ramblings. • • Pomeroy, d • 'l"'.wo T.n1·u .. .J. .J. IR Route 7 JtlS •h lit r Miss Hamm, 85, D' Sal Urday 1 Uam E. Reete, 45, Gallipolil. EMERGENCih JUN MADE There wao minor damage to •· both vehicles. '!be Mddle~ ernergetle)' . ·$CJUad was called lodav at 8:47 Pollee cited White to Munlcl· ,_ for Mike McDaniel 10 1011 pal court Monday on a _charge Mr. and Mrs. a..,;ge' Meo of an Improper start from a Daniel, Rt. 7, a medical P•· Lowell E. Halfhill, oo, Che- Plll'ked position. No one was Jn.. !lent · shire, suffered minor IDjurles jured. · .· 2:56 JI-ID. Satlll'day when erat!hed biB 1984 Honda cycle to 1h• back ol a car oper·ated by Wa,Dit L. Sbavtr, Sf, GaJJI.. polla, OD Enlam Ave., IJI!ront Hurt as Cycle Slams into Car ALL-U-CAN-EATI ot CetldW'e Inlier p~rk. Cll]' pollee Mid thai Shaver, buded ilon Eulel'll Ave., bad stopped In • line of traffic. blnd bfm, HalfbiU failed to and bls eycle ~ the back lhe lloppecl doing medilum damap to both vtblclea, . Hlilfbfll had a aklnaed and a IJnaer IDJII!'od on hand. Pollet cited Balfhlll Mtmlclpal court aut on a charra ol t.rture to stop wltbln llle .-ll!'od clear dJs. lance. car, That wu one of two accldem over the -tend jn the cll]'. There were DOlle on Sunday. The other ac:eldent occurrect allO:SS P.m. Saturday Clll VIne il., Fourth Av011ue. , Offlcen ukl a pickUp operated by WIWam White, Hudson, 0., pulled from the IIIII eoWded with I car driven llllrlh-t 011 VIne St. by WI~ I MRY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY end THURSDAY Prlea lnelud" Cole $1.19 Slaw, French Frl" Bread and Coffee FRIDAY, SATURDAY end SUNDAY $1.39 Crow'sSteak House POMEROY, 0. BREASTS tb.55c PEARCE SIMPSON l .·. t ·,:· ;· if.· w-•· ·~ . . ·,, ·.. No need to put It off for 1nothlr yw. Tiki I trip, lf1ioy I ...... llld let Ul help. w. lend mllllona of doll.. to 1houunde ell people forhtlndlldl of dil· . fertnt ,., •.,.,.,To 111, tnjoylng I well• limed YltCitlon II , rnaon 111011111\. · •21 to•aooo ComjMnlon II e Escort .e Gu1rdlan 23 lASE ANTENNAS CALIFORNIA - FANCY WHITE SEEDLESS lba. . COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSOIIU elaae Antennas • cr;.tlll I,·; . '' • Mobile Whlpa ' ; F •-.' .-. • Le1d ln. C.blo • A11tenni Mnt PI~M ' UHtl Cltlz• 111111:1+'4JSiOO up ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY •. '. U"" 100 W. Second lt.-WVar"*KIIl 2·2111, P011111"' of"·· NOW' OPIN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVI OHLINGER, MGI. FOLLOWING RETAILS ARI EFFECTIVE ALL WEEK WHITE BEAUTY Shortening ... 3-lb. c con MARVEL- NIOPOLITAN Ice Cream N. 21111 Ave. ~:l;ele~:~;c::e:~:~:o.•nd Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, KIEV, U. s. s. R., S•n Francisco at ia Tyus, Olvmpfc 100 • night from Griffm, Los Angeleo at soared to a world record night . ing of 11.1 seconds in the Houston at St. Louis, 2, twt· meter dash as the UnIted ntghl States opened Its dual ~:::r"'ut•on . 'I~Ptrt, 0. I s c d• I b 3 2c 0 gers top_ ar ma s y . ount ~h~~: !7:~~on' l ~e t~: Sl": lt K f Wlhi£ II D d on ax " s.' By Gl!{)RGE C. LANGFORDI11'1Iwaukee swept • doubtehead- ~ Balltmor~ toppled Mmnesota, United Prtso Intei'IUIIIonal er from San ~raru;tsco 4-2 and the AmerJCar. League leader, Dandy Sandy Is ahead of 6-3, Phtladelphta chppad New 7-41, New York battered Cleveschedule so move over, Rapid York 3"2 and Pt!tsburgh heat land l!Hi 10 thdtrst game then Roher!. Chtcago twtce, 8-2 and 3-1 tn lost to the lndtans f-1 in the Barring Injury or a flare up other NL ga .ne•. mghtcap, Chtcago blanked Deof his arthritic condition, Sandy Mllllletota Fatlo trmt 1-0 ant!_ the Tigers re~ndKoufax seems assured of eclip• ~he ~~~or teag~~ •t~ik~u~ ~ ra~ ~ ~~ LEADERS Three InJUred Saturday N'Jght ::ko ~Gel. pkg, Special Rill· 49c c c ·. i ~~tj . ~'~ ~~ii~m~~~{'p~~~:~~~:'_ Wit~~~ 300' . '. I I $ I (QSTS liS$ ~~~- .Ua•l 1111111 I A DAJ ":' ._ .. I I I Labor U d ==.::== II I ·Ty In Appalachia . 21 I fnst These Stores Will Be OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9·. fRIGmAJR£ [ !FRIDAY HOURS: 9:110 to 9:00)' Daf.M.II abrl Closed Saturdays AtS SIM (SATURDAY HOUiiS: 9:110 t• G:OO) ON'S PICK-A-PAIR SHOE STORE CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOE STORE MARGUERITE'S SHOE SHOP HARTLEY & BENNETI SHOE STORE · 1 I pi• BOLDLY BUCKLED .. ·-~----- ............... .......... _t ............ ,. I' ...... QlbleltJtl lleld _., "· ........ , r ...... Cill ., -~ Dlitlf · · caJM BRi!K .-·FRIGIDAIRE-'S • , lor Ncrtloawide Car llllui'CIIIc:el You'llliltt ' , With Trade-lnl "'~-"' · Cllld foal-vice, loo. For detail~. call: ,\ 50 MllLlONTH ·caEBUTION StiE · - - ------- ·Mysterious objects ·· seen by 125,000 people a month! :.· Minot.. awoy from the heart of ~ MexicO City lies the new National Museum lli'AJilliY~ptl!o&y. · A famous U.S. architect lias c:&lled'1t ~~~~~ . .museum in the world: ' ·.. . ~: . '· The museum is typical ofMnlco'a ..ioy mucltaa innovations based on its ancient cuhullll heritage. Its futuristic galleries contain mo111 llwl. 100,000 archeologiCal objects from civilin~ t!lal _., forgotten long before Columbus setAitrNm tlle.llid world. The museum •tracts. JI!O~--~ US,OOQ ""I""'! a month, people vata!ly JDiemllllm.¥-~• snyotenouo paot. . . ,\,,.; · · .. ;< If you would like to lno'w moo;l ~~-. · · post. its present or its future, write "r.ir:~~~~-~-w~ let, "Know Mexico," Box 1900, NeW,Y~ ,100\9. . oA ...{!, o. ~-:. ;8A,K_ER FURNilURE ·MIDDLEPOI'fJ:- O, . ... . . ... ~ I I I I I ( I and . .... I Effecft"ve August 6 jt. At Wellston -' 0 TIllE / I Middies Drop 2.0 Decision •I ,J Washington at .Minn~sota, . Sr. and hers, Mr. and ! fa:i' Ia~ owee y e ea mg A~ericau League _- Colavilo, vehicle and $1!00 lo the Grimm ;he commission said: twi·night Allen Dtll, and other rela- Both Wood Hall of Lelarl Indmns: Horton, Tigers; Kille- car. . Every contractor or subcon· New York at Chicago night F 11 d SY K brew, Twms 22 : Comgharo, Arrests dunng the week end tractor undertaking to do work I Detroit at Clevelaad, 'night B~; ;" 1 bam tederns : .1 the Red Sox 21: Wagner, Indians accordmg to jail records were · on any .prow! assisted under I Moaday•o Probable Pltcben , ES or c u po_s one titers. 18. --- - · - - - the (Appalachtan) act.. .shall ·· Baltimore at Minnesota QUEEN 8 YAWL LOS Kerns fanned etght and walked ! Runs Batted In ord S minutes 8 3 seconds in the gtve preference to qualified I Bunker ltl- 5) vs. Slebler fll-0) COWES, Isle o1 Wight (UP[) 1 " ; while Hall f~ned nine ; Natifloal League - Johnson, IJ80.yard relay at the Crystal persons who regularly reside in II Detroit at Chicago- McLain -Queen Elizabeth ll's yawl I a nt!a~e uph~lev,eu ~ p:sses. IReds 98; Banks, Cubo 79; Star-,rP"'aiiiila..ce...;.poo....,I.-Sund--.a.;,y.-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitheiiiiiiliiiabo-..r..;ar•e•a•.•.'iiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'! <9-4) vs. Peters (!Hi) Bloodhound was beaten into one 1 or . 'r w~s gell, Ptrales 75. Callison, Phits . a oingle . by Paul Jusltce while •74·• Rob'tnson • Reds 70· IOnly gam'~! scheduled) second place on handtcap 1 Monday'• Probable Pltcben in the Glazebrook Handicap by Ron Smtih doubled lor the I American Learue ' I - . . &_ - _ . . San Francisco at Milwaukee Fedalah at the Cowes Roy a 1 winners .. Terry Cadle scoced Indians 71 : Killebrew, . ~ Ria (nighi)-Perry t7-8) or Bolin R tt the wlnntng run on a walk,. two l69; Horton, Tigers 68; t~) vs. Johnson 111•5). ega a. wild pitches, and an Infield out. i Ia,_Red Sox 67; Hall, Twins 64; , ~~ Los Aageles at St. · The Racine Reds also defeat-' Ohva, Twms 64. , IIIJI;IIIIfi' • (nighti-Podres 14_5) vs INCREASES AID ed' Portland t!H last week in Pltchfnc lard (7-4) . · GRENOBLE france <UP!)- league action. National League - Koulax, ! tOnly games scheduled) The French government in a l Hilt 1 R 1 Dodgers 111-4; Jay, Reds 8-3; 1 e~s or . acne were Bret Nuxhall, Reds 8-3, Maloney ,. move to guarantee the success of the 1968 Olympic Games Hart wtth a smgle, double_and ' Reds 12-5; Ellis, Reds 14-6. Sunday agreed to increaae fl· two lrtples; Barry Hart wtlh a American Leacue - ''ra:nt. nancial help for Grenoble. single and lrtple; Pal Hill, lwo Twins 12-3: Perry, Twins 7-2; The government will pay triples, and Mtke Nease, Pete Pascual, Twins 8-3 ; the cost for new roads into Sayre and Larry Spangler, each Orioles IIH; Terry, Indiana town and has agreed to let a single. noble have ton • term loans, For Portland, Red Wallhrown . . g bad two triples and two sin- SETS RELY RECORD j !I teams. gles, and Rodney Allen, Jeff LONDON fUPI) Hans Jo- ' 1 1 Middleport's Boys' Dave Dodson pitched for Harris and Rick Proffitt, eachi achinl Klein led the West GerStar squad )(1st a 2-0 dleport in Wellston. a a_sJn«le. Iman swimming team lo a I Wellston .saturday night shutout u~til the bottom --- first gaint of the Southeast· sixth when a single was follow· Ohio Boys Baseball Tourna- ed by a homerun ball lh~t ctear-1 mmt at Wellston. the fence and outfielder Tim members of the AlhStar Demoskey'o glove by Inches. FPDA 14TJ were not in Wellston, be- The game ended activity ol in;a~~·:~~r;ather, In squad as there will U.6 n, II. ;.t -1ii a N lit in the Boys' Leauge tournament toumarnent with All-Star squads in Syracu:se • ..... ., I' tl s-.-11_....... Yankee and year. PIKI I I -lllid< 14 I . A dafi(IIUD- • I N. 1 1 "CHEYENNE" LOAFER . In-:. ed in the second game for a Baron hitters were Greg'. 2-1 victory, Washington edged White a •ingle, Slobart a double, ' Kansas C1ty 3-2 In tre opener Dick Smith a lrtple, Dennis Ault 1 and lost the second game by a double and single, Ingels two il the same score and Los An· singles. Oao Lewis two singles, I geles overrame Boston 5-4 In II Roush two doubles, TsnnehiU !I mmngs. two smgles, and Conde three I . . smgles. .• Bedford Holds F'IrSl Sfand'JniJ 14-JI. Fresh Milk :~·· off Tannehill s relief, -....--......-.;;;;;;;-;;;;i";-;;;;;;;: . American League GB wtth the SovJet UnOther Pomeroy hitters were , ..,. I 0 Minnesota SUPday r:r.d b II P. McNeeley Pt. Pleasant, each Haggy a stogie in the fourth !. 0 B·IItimore 59 42 584 5 HARRJSON N Y -Joe ( P• er) e er 0 e By United Prell lotematfonal charged with mwxicallon and mnmg and Vaughan one in the ' Toalllftforlt..._.,_ cieveland 59 43 :578 512 Nicklaus wou'the. $100,000 . Cleveland Indians. National Leagae Edward Viers, 41, Pt. Pl~asant DO·COUDI sixth. ~I 25 -.lito.f( .... I Detroit 57 44 .564 7 derbird Golf. CLassic as he Koufax bas fanned 241 this . G. AB R. H. Avg. . . , Route, arrested ou an incest Pomeroy Pitchers fanned 5 lb<ed. Phaae flat tir ,_. Chicago 55 46 545 9 from behind !o defeat Gar season for an aver·•~• of g 3 Clmnte, Ptlt 98 300 60133 .3411 PT. PLEASANT - Shertff s warrant. walked 8. Middleport p1tchers apprcmL '1'laoot ...,. ,_ New York 52 55 :.186 15 Player by two strokes. per game, and at th~t pace he IAaron, Mtlw 95 358 73116 .324 department_ investigated a two fanned three, walked 6. Los Angeles 48 55 466 17 -should pass Feller's mark of Clndnn, Ptlt 106 f08 63 130 .319 vehicle acctdent Saturday at 10 T M -• ,_ =h . Mays SF 96 342 63 108 3161 II' . . ournament anager Robert I .... - ,., - Washington 45 60 .429 21 DALLAS, Tex. - Rafael 348 in one •easoo. With a mini- R 'c· 105 433 81 138 .314 p. m. resu mg '" personal In0 Wingell presented trophies 10 Boston _ 38 64 .373 2812 na ~nd Antonio Palafox of mum of 14 starts remaining, A~:':;, ~~lla 103 382 551211 :314 , ~ur: and heavy property damplayers and Manager Charles I I Kansas Ctty 34 65 .343 29 co defeated Denms Ralston Loufax would have to average T M'l g · . . ' Wmebrenner and his assistant 94 331 47 103 311 Saturday'• Results Ham Richardson of the slightly less than eight whiffs Afrre, M' .. w 90 363 52111 .306 The_ mtshap mvolved a tar r~Je I Chest..- Tannehill following lh~l' . Minnesota 2 Balli. 1, 11 ins. States, ~. 64, 7·5, in a dou· per game lo set a record. ou, 1 w · traveling toward Pt. Pleasant on l:l .game. 1 ~ ·: Route 2 drtven by Clarts R. LyChicago f Detroit 3 bles match of the American '!be invaluablo Dodger lefty ~-A~ou, ~It :; : • I , 1 1 New York 7 Cleveland e Zone Davis Cup tennis Bnale. struck out II and drove in his " on, Barons 338 24 - 20 15 I . _ • • ons of Henderson, and one dfiVBoston 4 Los Angeles 3 NUERBURGING German own winning run lor the third American Legue :en by Maude A. Gnmm. 58, Pomeroy 202 00 .- 4 3 0~ Kansas City 5 Washingt.oa 4 _ Scotia d's Jim;,. C 1art time his season ao Los Angeles G. AB R. H. Avg. l Galhpohs Ferry, ~htch was WASHINGTON (UPI) _The Demoskey. Tannehtll >31. In. Sunday's Result• n Y nipped st Louis 3-:1 Sunday and , Yszmskl, 8os 74 275 40 93 .338 fllakmg a left turn mto a dme· . . . gels 1wp ), and B. Lewis. Burl New York 10 Cleveland 6, lsi clinched ~e bywortd . increased. Its National League IMantUa, Bos 94 335 36!04 .3\0I way, when the two collided Appalac~~n RegJonal Cnmmts- (LP I, Burdette (31 and Bur- 4 SA V 1 N G S CO Cleveland 4 New York ' I, 2nd ch•lDPtonshtp . wmm_nl lead lo 112 games. Ohva, Mlnn 103419 80127 .303t broadside. ston (A I today recommend- dell.e, R. Burt (31. : Chicago I Detroit o, 1st first German Grand Prix Cincinnati deleat.td Houston Davallo,_ Clev 94 350 43 lOti .3031 . ed that contractors engaged In Umpires. plate Larry Wolfe ; .• Detroit 2 Chlea 1 2 d the lamed ·Nuerburgfng track, h 1 1 · he Hall, Mlnn 99 351 56108 ,302 Lyons recetved laceralton• o( federal poverty proJects m the Bases, Homer Smith Art Slo- , Baltimore 7 Mi~~es~tan 6 ~ 1 en os lo 1 Astros Hi, Whtfld, Clev 77'PGI 30 80 .:JOO•the face, bruises and contu- Appatach~.an region _use local bart , George Ne•selr~ad. Washington 3 K c·t 2 1 1 HAS GONE WEST Kahne, !Jet 91 301 54 110 .299 Slons. Hts wtfe, Goldte, 34, re- workers to the maxtmum pos- lill __ __ _ - 1J!!1 1J!!1 . . Ka C't 3an~a~tgty ' ; Robinsn Bal 83 315 44 94 298 cetved a fractured arm, bruis- sible extent." • 2~:s I y a tn on • T-Sgt. and Mrs. Horton, '!Jet 81314 ff 83 :296 ed back and fool. Mrs .. Grimm The commission's recommen- '1 Los Angeles 5 Boston 4, 11 in- Spurrier Jr. and son Dennis left I Ward, Chi 81 298 45 88 .295 complam"d of a neck Injury and dation was sent to the heads of I J.~T nings ITuesday for California where Home Runs also recetved lacerabons oil federal departments cbltrged ~~~ 9' ~ Tuesday's Games he will be . stationed alter 3'4 . l:l NaUonal League_ - Callison, the forehead and arms. The .ac- with administering President Baltimore at Los Angeles,!years servtce In France: They Bedford remalne<' In first Phlls 24: Mays, Gtanls 24; San- c_tdent ts sttll under mvestlga- Johnson's billion dollar Appal.a-· ,---~~---------~--. night were on 31kiay leave with hiS I . L'tll So th L to, Cubs: Stargell, Ptrales; Me- lton. Property damage was es- chia program Boston at Ka1118S City night ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence! pt"ce,•nt 1 ~ b "d ~rn t' ear;: Covey, Giants 23. timated at $950 to the Lyons · :1 . . " An;~:~:y~:· ~=:. 2 Ji~T!~~~ th'!"l$123,265 8 • 'I 1 .• 1'. . Francisco W,ifliamt Pomeror, 1 "Your . C.B. · Helic;l,erters" 6 San ' w • T B·arons In ourney 1 AGENCY FOREMAN ·&~ ~BBOlT ' Sunday's Resoilll Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 2, lsi Pittsburgh 3 Chicago I, 2nd Philadelphia 3 New York 2 Cincinnati 6 Houston 4, 1st Houston 7 Cincinnati 6, 2nd Milwaukee 4 San 2, In A& It- GRADI A- HOMOGINIZID . r ti"D'k ble 0. M lMM Summary of Weekend Sports I MORTON I'ROZEN ' LMil ...... c • ' . Cream P1es I I ! Apple Pie ePRO 27 eTOP "TS e SCANNER ~ft\ . - 19c JANI PARKER eSprlngs .... lb. BACKS-- 3 lba. 25c .z":. t - National League W. L, Pel. L0.1 Angeles 62 44 .585 Cincinnati 60 45 .571 Milwaukee - 56 45 .554 San Francisco 55 45 .560 Philadelphia 54 49 .524 Pittsburgh ti4 53 .505 St. Louis 51 52 .495 Chicago 50 58 .463 13 Houston 44 58 .431 18 New York 34 71 .324 Saturdajl's Results New York 4 Phila. 3, 11 ins. San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 1 Cincinnati 11 HoiiSion 4 Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 4 Los Angeles 3 I LEGS_ lb.45c ......,. """' NONE BETTER r •• .... ~ FRESH FRYERS WINGS_ ~ ' ,, "I Y e ~ BY DICit THOMAS will be either &:!0 or 7 p. m. l:href! runs In flve trlpa to the tripe to the plate. He drove btl )VALOP GWi'I'II In rblrd ,..J 1M Two Middleport $C)Uad.!, the EST, depending upon the early plate. three runs. In the lOUr lliDI!1g niJblcap, pallel Ill ,.,.., • T• ClllrAi, Yankeu and the Redlegs, ad- arrival of the tealllo at Ky· Trailing &-5 in the top of the Dunlop scored one run In lbe Middleport Redlegs were after the Glull W Jillrtetecf · to the finall of the ger Creek. third, _the Yankees chased Dav- the bottqm of the fifth wben leading H after three lnnlnga Wllltderaalllfe, , . ..,_ ,.._..,.. annual Kyger Creek Tbe undefeated Yankees mild Arrington as they exploded Hunter Brown singled to score but jumped on the Syracuse Gi- on eM bit. ~·~· tile '"'"" LitUe League tournament Sat- Redlegs, both with W records, for nine runs, three hils, and Arrington who had walked lo anlll for nine runs in the lop olde u• heM ... Glalltl a night by lop-sided will go against each otbet iJ1 drew seven walks off hio relief· open the lnnin1. Mike Rawson of the fourth to wrap up the the lloUoJn t1 .,. ...._ Be scores. the championship game Ina· er Bill Short. Short failed to had two doubles, while Ralr· contest 17-41. waU.ed tile line twe· ltiaiders Ia the flnl Ill~ the Mlddl.; mediately after the oonsolaUon stop the attack and John Ralr· den, Sbort and Danny Goodnlte The Redlego scored their nine In tbe Ira... IJtl' . . ..... ' pon Yaakeeo po1111ded tat a match. It will mark the Orst den was called · m to quell •had DunlGp's only other extra rulll! on seven singles and 1...- IUee to aMI , . •piie. 1base hits, all doublea. .17-7 wla over Daalop Tiro .. lime that a Middleport $CJUad the uprising. walks off Giants' pitcher A8h, The Glanta ba~ 11i0 ..Wa btoe Pl. Pleooanl. The nlllhleap has won the . tournament, or Allea Cnlmlngha!ll, who reR B E who came in at the top ol the hits but Michaeltf . ' Willi ·lhttr · saw tile Mlddleporl Redle&a even reached the final night of lleved ·Haqerty lo the t., ol Yankees .. .. 239 12- 17 11 2 third after tht Redlego had leading bitter wlfll '· a brace of clobber 1be Syracoso GIANTS play. the fifth, bad a doable and a Dunlp Tires 420 Ot - 7 a 0 battered starter Sellers and hialsingles in two tril'f:• the plala The firn game tonight will Chip Haggerty pitched and single in four lrlpo and bat- Yankees' haggerty tWPt, relieler, Warner for five runs, driving IJI four ru~ · · _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ the two losers Dunlop Tires batted his Middleport Yankees ted la five runo. · Cunningham (3) .and Powell. on five hito in the top of thel . ..,;.;_ · ......;. and the Syracuse Giants, both to the onMided 17-7 five Inn- Rick VanMeter, lor th Yank•, Dunlp: Arringtoa <LPl, Sbort second. Den~ J!oCp, "'¥' _. K ...~ with 3 • 1 tourney recorda 1ng tilt. Haggerty had three trip- ees, bad a triple and two sin·. 13), and Rairden (3) and Short, Jlnl Wildermuth otarted for and Cooke, aaly 10 -~r· · each other. Game Ume 1le•, two walks and drove ln gles and walked twice in five iRawson (3). . the Redlego, pltcbed ooe and WJth a double, bad ~~ · --- --only extra base h1bl. - " " " John Ingels' single. In the top of the third when three hilll aDd drove 111. two Demoskey waa l!l'e81ed by starter Burt was chased' the runs while Cooke had ttJioee bill Walker's clean shot to left. He Barons rammed home ruD& Iand drove In three runt ~ Saturday then walked Jeff Burl and gave to put the contest out ot reach.l'ermuth had • pair of lilllcJa DALLAS, Tex. - Arthur up a double to Bob Burdette. 'J'hey got two more in the fourth m three lrlJIS aDd drove ID .oro Ashe of Richmond, Va., defeat· Before Demoskey got the oide 4 in the ftfth and 1 In the SJxth lruns. ' ed Rafael Osuna, 6-2, 6-3, out, two runs bltd scored, and which actually won' go in the R B I!! and Dennis Ralston of The Barons, favorites to fin-~ Pomeroy. Carl !JeiMSkey opened on,it looked like a ball game. recprd book as Pomeroy could Redlegs ., ,, 251 t - 17 14 I field, Calif.. lopped Antonio Ish oo 1op in the Tri -County An estimated 150 lana watch- the mound for the Barons. Pom- However, that did not last not finish battmg m the bottom :Gtants .. ... 024 0- G ·4 t 11-2. 11-3, 6-2, in the · League Pony basebaD race ed as the Barons bombarded eroy came to t.tt in the bottom long. of the oixth becauae of a de-l Redlegs: Wlldermulh, eoah ' two matches against which iJ to be decided this two Po1110roy pitcher• with IS of the first inrung already trait- They made it 11-2 in the sec- luge ol rain. I131 tWP), IJl!l Bogp; Gianta: the Davts Cup American Zone week In make up garnea, Sunday htls and collected 8 walks. Two lng 3-{}, ond inning on Rex Roush'a lead- Pomeroy got 2 in the third Sellers ILP); Waraet (2) Aah !mal. won the league tournament at Pomeroy fielding errors added The Barons. had scored 3 runs .off dooble Jim Conde's single, a off John Tannehdl, who came <31 and Abita, Jf11ore (2,, WII'DSyracuae Ball Park 20-4 over to the final count. ion two walks, an error, andlwalk and an error. m wtth the score 14-2, and one er t3), ' !! •:::! I Middleport Yanks, Redlegs to.,Battle for KC &i;tn Use f Loca} DAil S nn: Y ENTINEl .. - 1 . L Los EHective Mond•y Thru Wednesd1y '!: I All sta, M~.w~~~ee Early Week Specials carme) sOCie•fy N0 tes . . . l!oerded the area and - bang- Iname. Contribution• should he Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Glass ol !allure to ytold the ey, rl, GaWpolil; cited Aur. 8, "' mor• fl•h lot 10 • Amerlo•ns.lsent to the parsonage ol 2112 Columbus vl•lted ol way. Idefective horn; James M. · ~ We · ean1 compete with Sprlng-av, Pomeroy. Walter, Eva and Sidle patrollnvedilated 1 0111-l,molley, 18, Lawtoa, Okla., ' " tpem because ,, ._, a gnvernmenq t'riends may call at the fun- The Carmel Church accident at 3.05 p.m. Satur- posted bond to appur Monday '9pliation," he relates. ·era) home any time. ing will be on thellh ol ~ ~'i. Dlnnl ~~~cu~ for M muffler, and Rex L. Ro0 · 0 a 1 ' r., ' berlll . Capt. Sliva also suggests that Everyone Is welcome. 25 Cleveland posted "If ft8hermen could average one STILL UKES MERGER Patrick Carleton apent Maaon. altern~% paaa •no: bond' to appear neil Saturday 1 , nr two cents per pound a year! WASHINGTON (UPII - '!be , doy with Joyce Brace of car ~nd ~ h'tt' app Y 1_for passing without the 111111'1 '"I an on- Ied clur distance, all iJ1 GalJI. !111 ihe fish they catch, they 1Defense Department told Con-: cine. . avo , -- ·------- gress toda1 that despite the ! Clyde Salser ol Oak car, car went off the 'poiiiiQUIIiclpal cour~ 1 t>u. Vtel Nam crls~. the Army Re- called on Dean Brinker left aide of the highway 1 n dl Cited to Mtil• COIIllty court serves should be merged with l There waa medium llfll Friday on chatiH of ·atYOTII ro NT tho National Gu~rd as soon as .\'01~ l' 011 ""..., to the car A paaaenger uft OJIIlratlon wert Charles L. . MIIGS,.,;ON o• ' possible." Deputy Defense Sec-i More !baa 11•• Hfllariu A. McD~Iel, 21, Ma: Oolllna, 31, lleednllle, and . • - .... _ relllry Cyrus V&nl·e. sold . tht ,wero reported lui yur, a II son, Juffered minor injurlea but mond C. Cassaday, 24, .IR-_. pers Plalna. ijllii~~~~~~:~: .....,. '"_.,.,.,... ··~· .reorgamution II If Lhwould not "Inti- .Iper teal biereaM over ltD ' waa not truted ' ill Ktanellt lleod, ,., '"" ''"" ....,.. tcan Y a eel e abili ty of tho •acconll"l lo lhe F81'1 111101'111 The patrol cited McDaniel to """ 5v e wu ,:.:;.:;·"';;.~,,: Reserves to respond qu1ckly in crlale roporll. Melaa county cow1 next Frlday'ed In the Mtlp county jail "'""''" .... .. "' • event of a call - up. i a charae of paasing wlthout linloxlcotion with a hearing ........ " ,.,. .,.,., . DEPARTMENT CALLED asaurtd elear distance. iduled Monday. '' ,., •~· """' " .,..,,., POSTS BOND ! The Pomeroy Fire depariment A car owned by Ralph Shoe· Tokyo's Dllll<l mtllll "eaat· ~~::,.~·;1:~~:ft ,~::"":. WFlovrenche McDonedner, Letart,; was called a ~ 12:50 p. m. Sun· llllier, •· Gallipolil, Rt. 1, was em capital." ... ~.. ''"• ••• . a., as post bond over I day loan automobile oa fire t~~~ ': ,.--....,.;.........iiiii;i;;;;iiiiiii;;;;..;.iiiiii;;;;;;;ioiiioiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiii.., . ,.l_ Den•• ,.. ,, the week end after being ar- Rt. 33. ., ""'"'a1' ,.,. "' rested by the Sheriffs Depart-~ •• rea•"-'1•"~• 111 .,....,.._c• · ••••• .m... tu.• Iii · ment for no operator's license. The opossum bat liNd In n1111 t brn -"'-"' ~• · · I ftou•• •lwro • • , ...f1 ... ~.... I Amertea for 10 million yearl, m'"'' 11"' •· Brazil produces one-hall of i iDMiiriog ita aollltmporariu, ·~~iFf,:===:___ the world's cof!ee. including dinoaaun. SELICT A f'" o., Aug. 2, t96ll-8 'I ' : I I I I I I - �' River news H . .! •.• ~. .'.. J_,., - "lllrlilw," ..,,u, t:iJ purcha~ '" ""*" ~yen't '70'' IIIII "DII'IIDI·" ~A ~ere?, a.- w...- ~rnport-ly J~nes ' I . ...~.. .. 6:!0 ~: . We hav·e clll/fl,m ~ ai 7:1~ ru;1ve~ tulYUHII/ 1/0U Ct~ Z:. .:.;~':"""" Envoy~ U.S.D.A. Gov. lnapect. Col"ae Fre1h or Frteh Frozt!ft •• Frying Piece Chicken - ·- Ground Chuck Hospital News (l;~~ ::~::~n~edM~:~Y ~~~ Bailey."~ntlna:: .W. va.; Mrs. Wilbur v. Rouse, to that clai!sification. Actiono my daupter wanted to marry lives. ' .J.kson Rt. 2· Mrs. Malcolm such as this by men whom we • no-rood, we bellad her to Mr. and Mrf' Chutor Car- : us. But the son and Mrs. R. C. Reiman re- [ . .. i), Davis, Jack:SOO; Sandra Dee have headi!ll our State depart- ll!l>Vf the child ' ~ .. Jollnson, 423 Second Ave. ment Is abanluttly WlCBlled for. baby was recelvllll a check turned lo their hornet in San· !li/lt. . BIRTHS It only serves to cause fri.,. !rom her father each week, and dusky Friday alter a •ever aIi ~~ llfi's. James M. Frldenmaker, IWn and r~nt among the this new man didn't have a job days visit with their mother,' t\(',tllston, son, ll:12 p. m. Fri· employets. Every one knows a - lO they took tbt baby and Mrs. Florence Holley. .' 'lla): Mrs. Bobby E. Dill, Porn· aatished employee is the one used her money lo live on. Mn. Joe Clark, Portamouth. ' , lily, son, 7:05 a. m. Saturday; who docs the best job. •She didn't even have decent • and Mr. and Mrs . David Clark " · Mr.. Orville L. Wyant, Oek If you are not conmm·d •· clothes, and her atep • father ! and daUJhlert of Chicago, Ill., .1jlll Ht. 2, son, 10:40 a. m. Sat. Ibout the problems ol th•· em- was rruel to her She , vlilted Sunday with Mrs. _.y: Mrs Chsrles W. Bays. ployeeo, please do somethmg lost a lot or wtllht and be- i Flortnc• Holley. I 1 Crolln City Rt. 2, 100, 3.27 p. for tho sake of the pat1ents. [ . 1 \ '""" "' Saturday; Mro Vonka M. All we have told you I• truo and came so nervouo ond IA!DII 11 I do- ft'o her mother. When II C,~trell, Wellston, daughter, 5- should 11 be denied by anyone broke your heart Then the thlnlt or tiMr heartache I could \ '!"'t,;~ a. m. Sunday. . IDCiudhlf the State department, man got • job and they didn't have saved that little one by 1 we can prove it. If you do not want ·,.r any more, 10 back lettlnl my daulhter adopt her DISCHARGED know where to send your let· she came to me. For a month out fat ohe wanted to do) I ' ••!Ients di•charced over !be ltrl, addrta them to: she was afraid to let me out of cry. A loYinl pert·dme gra~dweekeod included: Mrs. Local 1775, .AF~CME, Galli· her sight - she bad decided motber 11n't enough she ~~!~~~ Ballo, Mrt. Ira Beatty, polll State .lnotitulion, GaU1pohs, no one loved or wanted her. nee4• lovlq full-time parents Malcolm D. Davis, Everett Ohio. We Will bt llad to for· No one know• when tbey'll who really want her. -HEARTMrs. Larry Lievin(l, ward them lor you. Thank you. want her back, and wblt can ACHES eMar ,1Mlln. Dano , f"&:M!tchell, Mrs. JOf L. M.,. •· Leverette Roush, Thorn- · ~,111.Clllfottd, Mrs. Mary Whippel. l E. Dunn, 'ferry L. flllltD, John M. McCarty, Law- 1 ;t::~M.David Weaver, L. · A. ~ Gray, Mn. C. lhteta Earl E. EllMrs. Norman H. Shot- · Everett Wooten, Sam· Parks, Elizabeth A. Pur· Emmett P. Bartel, Mrs. D. Rodgers, Mrs. Ulr· Jr. Mrs. Basil . ELECTROMODE ~ Gerald R. M.,. Mr1. Clarene. C. Dewey H. Gibbs, E. Holtan, Grady Tw}'· .00 loin. Bndy F. Gilbert lllfant eon. n. Tw..... future on Quarter State Dinners a SAVE 20c on I lhe purcllooo f1l ' 1M. v- loti!, E""e l"'l Volut . _ ........ 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'· MoW. 1 ~r ,. ~:30 t:~ Pulll~s dalljb~, HELEN HELP us 1 rat~ _a.Bmob.;BenZlmlemredrow"~ Colum~, :. ~· ~··· We're Having A "Cau· Uonal boadllllll ... Paull'ltll· 111'1. Deule PaUeroon and uu the oiiiB. a. m.; JO)'ce 11 up Grnnup lllatt4 • tNclll ftlllele man liten one of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon. Leek Bell Movew•ats: a. m.i lltinolo up MIIIWhl • mec"•e!o Ctllllll at IIIII AlinJ • big ocandal the ltadlllll rolP ID II Perla attendt4 the Archer fam111 r&p. m.; Irene Chotin ·dO'Im College Trio Wtll Artl!or Center, Fort ltnol, k., 1 in l!lnllml -<101 Burnina?" He ia now readlrJa unklll at Hemlock, W. Ya., Sunei weU wor. a floating about ollto River - Annett.! Meldahl 11:15 p. m.; A. D. Pfelenl Concert July Jl, . 1 11 ill' · . . . run up for 11M tbl prJumo ..se. the lllll'ipl .. BoatniU currell" daJ. down 14 $:30 a. m.; Ulu1s1afta Halllto up Meldahl 1'4! m , 11 durlq tba lall frilblllll!J wearLe . lapel_ I buPtololllt" reaciTibllle l!a-OIId Pollino and oons da16wn5 !5,m6 QIIHn Ctty up Ml!ldahi 1'1'. PLEASANT - .The "EIIo Rtgltter. ' '!'he flrlll's top pnlilical ftl!nr bas been "Let's iiiZI ··· ,... . ' • •· ·• . m. . voys Trio" repreltllllng AJidet. • . · ,· yet aut wblt lnvolv.d wilb o1 b i t - bla report is that Robert and R1chatd or Tbur.. 16, 6:40 a. m.; D!I1e Challenge . · son, Iniiana, colletlt lVIII r• For F Qu•Htr 1h '"' goiDI to do lbaul tbt lor lllout0111five )'UI'I, 1114 which tur110d down Jula SIJM s loa spent tbe weekend with hiS up 16, 8 a. m.; Jerry Bosworth GaWpolll Dim - Charleo K. sent 8 concert Thlll'lllit P Day CIIIHIJelln U:umantal lull o1 c@tctint reotn!IJ 1w pa9Md a unuh musical, "Funny Girl," mcther, Mh. Raymond down 17, 4:15a.m.; Pennsylvan- down 1:10 p. m.; Lynn B. up 12 at the Flnl Olurch' S.t. 14 the money or relrievinc tbe deal or JIIOilO)' to IMr011hill- will inveol heavily in hll new Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rollm ia down 18. 6:30a.m.; Harvey Jj:30 a.m.; Solvay down 3:10 JOOatedat2401.JeflerS(JIIAVelllle Nllhtcr.... ...ln blubles ordered by the late 1o call off a dlfGI'I» action Broadway eflort, "Tha Great Bearhs. They were acoompan· Jordon up 19, 3:30a.m.; Walt· •· m.; Anchor L. ChriSty up The pl'OII'&m lVIII begin Oct. It 1111 -arch . .. SoJDt op1111 ill which would have made iDIInla· Adventure." led home by Mra. Pullin• and er ileckjord up 19, 4:25 •· m.; 4:15 a. m J. 8. Lewis down 5:10 7:30 p.m. and wlll consist o1 Full..,... 11M DeiiiOCI'&tie party cu't UDo Rhonda woo tpent a Pew Downey down 11, 5:15 •· m.; Southern up 5:45a.m.; variousgospeliOI!Ia,bymnaand dlntlnd why 141)101 week w1tb ber Parants. . a.m.; Vulcan up 19, 6:20a. m.; H. E. lklwleli up 7:40 a. m.; special selectloDII. A cordial ill· G Ill' , .,_ _._ dldD'I UH lbt..,.. of bll tftd. Mr. and Mro. Walter Killin- RtUable down 19, a. m.; Miss Susan down !:!0 a. m. vitatlon is extended to the pubI po... lu11111111 lllng lo atiiiOUilCt bis ger of Dayton saturday ChriS Jr., down 20, 10:30 p. m.; Kanawha River _ Duncan Ue to llltend. 'lbl 'l'rlo _ 111 ravor o1 turnblf over Qty morrung to be w1th h1s mother, John J. Rowe dawn 20, 5:05 a. Bruce down Marmet 4:45a.m.- will appear 1n concerts In Oblo :16 LNult · ttl 11tl 1 Hill to P1ul Scrtvanl. If Ill Mrs. William Killinger who un- ' '-' · bad, It would have madt Mr. derwent IIUI1trY at Mllgl Gen, .. lllrmnt the actual m 1 y or by H .ae R llott.a •aI Hoapltal Slturdey mornwhile the newlywed Waantn - · lng. Tiley re!llrned home Sun· ware honeymooning - and it day evening. · would llave helped tiM Slll'e· IIA1R PIJUJNG HABIT habill If 1ou rela:& and keep viDI chances in Novemllrr tr• Helen: her busy. A cap and Jllove!! Mn. Nora Eakin• or Daylon mendously . . Frightfully sign· Maybe IOIIll o1 yoW' mden worn t•. bed might help - liDd II the 1uest of her ~l~t~r and , l!ICID~ they think It ooot have had a similar problem: emphasiS on the kind of toyl brother-ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. liiDJ'e than t25fi,OOO for Joe Ltand actiVities that employ her George Heines. I 10 - HELP! vblt to &hl!l Ills Embassy Pic· Our dauiJlllr pulls her hair ha!ods. -H. FranciS Dannhardt of Gnena· 111m headquarters rrom lhe ~ Mostly wheo lbe alei!JIS, Dear Belen: ~ Pa. spent the weekend Time-Life Buildini to the J. sometimes durin& tbe day. Wom111 11pect tao much and Wltb bls mOther, Mrs. Margartl C. Penney Building, but he'll She pull• her hair and tueb when th•y get 11 they da!l'l Bi>' Dannhardt at the home of it all back in just one week ber thUmb - and her whole preclatt No WOIIder Dl!ll art Frank Fupte. . In New York from his three head has become almost bald getting Impolite. For instance: Henry Kom of Mar~on was lour or five times. She bas done I was comilll out ol my olllce the weeke~d guest of his broth· since she was a year old buildi<i. 1 atoppped 1114 01*1' ar and &ISter·ln~aw, Mr. and now she'a lour and one- ed tbe door for a lat dame. She Mrl. Georlt Korn. aailed thrOUib witlloul an mucls Henry Schuler or Marlon was We have tried aJoves, laP' as a tlwlll you, uti ar.pped on tbe w..kend 10est of rtlltlve! ENTERED HOSPITAL her handl, talkilll lo her, my foot Ia the proceao. II I In Pomeroy. Among those who have enter- i&Jlllrin& It, juat about every· stand back and let lbem 1et Mr. and Mrs. Sowardo and ed Holzer hospital over the thing. Doctors say It il uot a out of the elevator first, they sons, Danny and Daryl, and weekend illeluded skin problem, and keep her bu· jostle and puth. I made the Mra. Maude Ackley of Zane•, Sunday _ clam Lyons, Hen· sy. Yo.: can't keep her busy mistake of lliVIn& one my Hal ville spent a dsy last week with ..non; Mrs. Claris Lyons, when she's asleep. 011 the but. Never tllinl She Mr. and Mr!. Benton Ponn. JlendtriOn: Arlen Hall, Pt. We love her and went to help glared 1nd llopped dolln wltl> Mr. and Mro. Gene Houdarleuant; Frank W. Wellman, hrc. What next? -Mrs. J.B. out I word. !hell and Randy and Becky Thorllville Rt. 2; Mrs. Dur Mrs. B: II tAkes a apllt liiCOIId to were Sunday dinner auests of )1. Crala. Ashland, say "Thank you," and lm than her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· Arnold E. Snowden, My pediatrician hat a real· that to amile and nod. If you arett Dalley. Jlt. 2: Mro. Louill J. su.-ing word for worried par- females can't do !bat mucb lor Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Raub New Haven; Robert ents. says he, "I Jever yet us gentlemen!, doo't txpiCI us fislled Sunday eveni!ll with Qlilt, Pomeroy; DoUIIII saw an adult thumb sucker." to be gentlemen! - THROUGH Mr. and Mr!. Everett Dailey. .lllhnson, Pt. Pleasant Rt. It'• true. Unless your child Dear Through: Miss Donna Marie Hauck a Mrs. Irvin Clay, Bidwell Rt. 1; bas • real nerve problem tand student at Columbus austn~ss lks Fred Facemire, · your doctor evldenlly doesn't Hear thlo, gals, If you'd be University, spent the weekend at. ; Mrs. Roger E. think so 1 she'll outgrow these treated as latlies, don't act like with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 2 Columhut; Richard A. tuch 1 tbOrl time !bey dame•! -H. Donald Hauck. jf Evans Hts.; Ray L. Yonker, draw the extra t2t 1 She Made tbe Wrona De•tsloa Pomeroy Rt. 1: Mra. Homer anyway. Tho good Lord Dear Helen: Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Strauss a. Chlldero. Huntingtllll. W. l they do need it. Did you I have learned so much from and daulhter, Charlene of Co•·"' Va.; Mrs. Flora Chaoe, Porn• ' know, Mr. Taxpayer, that tho your column that hal helped lumbul wa• the weekend lllf.St 'l.. roy: Miss Margaret N. D i at, take home pay for a top 11> me. Now maybe I can help of relatives in the area. ' ' 9evltown. tendon! Ia only aNUnd $200. a Mrs. T. T. see l(s best not1.1o Miss Linda Darnell, student ' saturday - Mrs. James M. month? FW"thermore, I h 1 Insist on keepine bar llletllll- at Columbus Business Unlver· ilridonmeker, Wellston; Mrs. reason ~ Dll4l. can. lllldersUind m•te lfSndchlld (whose moth· slty, spent the weekend with t)rvillt L. Wyant, Oak Hill Rt. the States acllon m IIlii cue er doesn't want It). I bad lbat her parents, Mr. and Mro. Paul · 2: Mrs. Yonka M. Cantrell, Is the fact lhat nolhlng has _been decision to make and I made M. Darnell. Mlso Linda Kirk· l'ltllston; Mrs. Bobb) E. Oil~ changed m thiS new clasSlflca- the wronc one. I went to the land, a student at C.B.U., ac. Pomeroy; Mrs. Cllarles W. lion except the HUe so far as the father of the dllldolooot and tn- companied ber home lor a '}iili\!jp!ltys . Crown City Rt. 2: Mr1. duties are coDCemed. , oisted that he milT)' my llo visit. Donald D. Humphreys, Point Attendants and aide 1 ' work yur.,ld dau1h18. Neither Gene De \Vee• or ColumbiiS · ' Pleasant; Mrs. Worthy F. Pear- lldt by side, do the same ""nted tbil - and he ltft spent tbe weekend with Mr. ! Gallipolil F•-· Mr, work. reheveo one another when h . ht W1 •• ,_ ·-• Mr E 11 Th · 1CI!Jrles 11411 R. Clark,-;hillld. Ky.; one or tht other is scheduled ng d away. car... "" ..., !. vere omu and I Mfo. William E. Langdoo, Che· oil duty. The law states that one b3rb her the :.. llilr• Rt. 1; Mro. Glady• M. performiJli more than 50 per Y me w us lo IVt. I "-•• F th A . cent of tbeir duties in another We beeame very fond of Wees and David and Karen who 11'A. 509 clauificaiWD they are entitled our granddau&hter, and when spent the past week witb relo- ! .llii .tl•ll ....til .... '·Ill!Klllll diad:?iw .,... riHI!k Don ': z,-. Pomeroy ov~lght ., DCilOniY ICILGALLEN ·~ Willi- People In Voiee of Broadway ••• reporting ba~ ,I m.: waner Wllllamsol up .10. , 11-Dall.y Sellflmjl, 1'tlm.e1oy-!lllport, 0. AIII-I, 1961 6:35 a. m.; Barbara Gay down ' ' . 21, 4 a. .Ill.: .· Jeflersdll !Ia"" 21, tuey jane Lucat ~P Mmlllt )'.ay!Yaoll. ~ _ _ _ ---~.- - 6 e. 11.1 Nallllllllup 23, ttl• a. 5 a. m.: ' W. IL Shaver, Jr., IJtllolll D.C.1 New V!Jo. Gaoae Readings:. Gallipolis m.; Lu..- Point cl0wn.· 23, U6 down WIIIWd 2:at p. m.: At- &bill. Ktw Yn' Ill Wui \'lr. Dam 12.0, 12.0, runmng 2 leet a. m.; Helen R. down Greenup 11m R. MmiD dml ·WIIIIeld IlDia cludllllbilt iitdlllller 1ot1r on rollers, Pomeroy . Mason Hll p. m.; Philip Sporn dowll 2:50p.m.; ·Hellll wU.: I . ' • Mr. and Mr1. Vernon Leek of :111.55, Pt. Plo1sanl 2.4.114 lliin- Grteaup 11:211 P• m.; Gilda Me< field 12:30 a. m.: Elgercllll up ~· biiiRSit !eUatre were J1Uests 1on o.77 Xanwba Falls U7, Cool down Greenup 11:3o p. m.; Winfleld 1:15 a.m.; L. w. Swett ·MAlON ... speclt1'- tGilr Saturday o1 her 11ster, Mrs. tiharlesloa 11.90, LondOD, Mar· Oliver lihearer CloWn ,Gr..,p up \VInlleld 2 a.lll.; Llltle Ed< ltaiMirl D. G-lt;.MD. 1oUir. Delt1e PattArton. met and Winfield dams were 2:4& a. m.; Alice up-Gfeellllll 'f ward down Wlllfltld I!IIOa.ln, IIlLI Mra. . . I!). CIIIIIJ. ~ Mainly AfJaut . ... •'... ; -~:'.,.:1~ 1 ~·· ' ; ;;·· I I �·WANT AD · l~H>RMATION 2 SIGNS LJIIAIII .II\IQ ~s.~..... I'll' f)fll4111'1t f"aNNat:fml ~ Of &.II '41onrt., QUALITY '• " •~' 11.1 1 "hU,... 1~ tlltUf.l "Ttc 1/111' IM)I..•ptHI antt• 11:011 non "' o., Sentinel, IL I>Uh~ k 2, 1965 1951 V-8 head Valve Motor in good condition. Pomeroy Motor Co. 1961 Corvair Greenbrier 9-Pass. - FOR SALE &ODBI>Iy. Phone WI 9-2224. 82 $!099 Red finish, good tires, radio, beater, standard trans, 1961 Rambler American Only $79S HOW LONG's HE IN FER, ELVINEYi' Convertible Cpe Power steering, standard trana. Good tires. radio BJJd beater. Now $7~~ 1960 Dodge VB, 2-Door Automatic trans. power steering, clean inter1or, blaek ish, new tires, radio and heater. GOODY!! 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'. .:. t'• .f, ' '' • LISTEN TO WJEH By HAROLD GRAY AM--990 on Your Dial And WJEH· FM 101.9 meg. !I~:OO~OII~Ibe~Alr~---~:;:=~========~~:::::::=1 i �,, •' DqiJnO .Mqe Frecker is Bride of · Ch0-rle$ Normon· lhle On JU1Y-24th ·Around, ·And About 'ddl rf ,M .. I epo Swift's Premium - U. S. Gov't. Inspected l ·lb. Tray Pack 6-0Z. JAR 1 1 LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN CRANGE JUICE BEANS c QT. J AR 14-0Z. CAN ~lliWiililllllill"'- ·' ,.l'!i ., . Clef . Ml CHOICE rMARGARINE ~' h . Norman McCain, aunts ot the bride, Carol and Frieda Kl• Before an .altar decora carnation corsag_e. baum . Canton . Joanne sanders with standards of white gllidi· The bride's mother .wore a and Virginia 'lJlrici college oil and seven branch candelab- blue silk dres~ with pmk ·acces· friends· of the~ bride~.~lld Louise Miss Maxine Bennett, Colum· ra Oom!a Mae Frecker, da~gh· sorles and a pmk carn~tlon cor- .and Lenora Midiaet ~· b~s, s{lent the weekend with her ter ot Mr. and Mrs. '!IIIla~ sage. . .. parents· Mr. am. Mrs. Charles George Frecker, was un1~ ID The best ~an was Ph1hp Preceding the c~r:e1110ny attor· Benllett marriage with Mr. Charles Roberts, cousm of the groom. ney John Ephn~ , . n of the Miss Marcella Frasher, dau· Norman lhle, son of Mr. and Ushers were Charles Freck· bride, was soloist .~th Miss ghter of Mr. and Mn. Alec Mrs. Clark lhle. er, bother of the bride and Phyllis Ihle, ti;lte·~~ the F~aser,• Middleport, and Miss The double . ring ceremony Michael Ihle, cousin of the groom at the Ofgan.:, _ Jean Ashley ol Racine, have re- was P!'rformed by Pastor Jos- groom. The new Mrs. Ihl' -'is a gradturned from a two-week vaca· eph Kraly, July 24th. · r U~ · d . . Ha u M' Fra· The bride dressed In white The pews for the family were uate of: Cap1ta n veonty an bon spent In wa · ISS . ' • marked with white satin bows has been a te~che ..In the Coser has· been on vacation from satm brocade w1th sleeves that ,;,." •. Th 1·8 c to ...~ h h d. A recept'1on was heid' at th.e 1urn b'us Scho, 1 .sys._ 1 the Ka1ser Aluminum orp. at I came po...... over er an s ho th b . d , . , h h b . •"'I ed as 1 R ood w va and with a chapel train was me o e r1 e s parellts. year s e. as eer en"'" oy . ~:;sw Gilkey: Columbus, is : given in marriage by he; par· The table, with a white .linen an elementar? letcher ln South· d' k' acation here ents . table cloth, was lovely With a ern Local D1stnct. · ~~ ·~g a wee s v Jane Gil· · flower arrangement of gladioli Mr. Ihle is a grarl~'fe of Ohio w1th hts mot~er, Mrs. She was preceded down the and snapdragons and a four· State Uni.ve~sity. He is em· key and family. aisle by her only Sister Shar• tiered wedding cake topped ployed as manager on· .the lhle M~. a~d Mrs. Harold George, ot Frecker, who was dressed with doves holding wedding dairy farm where the youna Galhpohs, spent the weekend In pink satlh brocade with pink rings. couple are living with her parents, Mr. and Mrs accessories and carried a bou· -- ._:_ __, - --·-L. W. McComas. They· were ac- quet of pink shattered carna- 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 2, 1965 companied · home by their son, tins with pink sstin streamers. Brian, who had been bere for The bride carried . white rose a wt>ek. buds with white satin stream· Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohllng· ers tied In lovers' knots. I er and .Silll, Michael II, Nelson· i The groom's mother wore. a ; ville were weekend guests of black and whit print dress with her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Iwhite accessories alid a red 1 Kennedy. , Miss Charlotte Davidson has Dnu.ghter, Children returned from Columbus where Are House G~esta , s~:'lis the guest of Judy 9verand turf and Paula Michael. She has Mrs. James Sanborn children, David, Paul, Sharon. , been on \'aca lion from her em· ployment at Ingle's Furniture and Steven, have been guests , of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; Store. . ( trCpl. Mike Stahl of Piqua, John Taylor. Mr. Sanborn had , has been the guest of PFC Jame rt>tumed to his employment al · Miller who is on leave the Celanese Corp., Newark, 1 from 'training at Jacksonville, I N. J:, but rejoined his ta~ily Fla. with his parents. Mr. and m Middleport. They also v1s1ted Mrs. Myron Miller. The boys , with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 have been in training school to- Bethel Coleman of Albany. gether. Stahl Is to be assigned Other gut!sts of Mr. and Mrs. 1 to duty in Japan following his Coleman were their son and i leave. family, the Rev. and Mrs. Clif· Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon ford Coleman and children, Pen· (Beverly Perrin! of Pontiac, ni. and Timmy, of Columbus Mich. were weekend guests of Penni spent a week with her his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John grandparents while her parents Harrison and family. were attending church camp at Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rogers Seneca Lake. and ~on, Jim, of Bat Harbor, ---are spending A week with her 1 Bnptism.al Service11 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C d ted R tl I Bennett. . . on .uc ecen y 1 Mr. Clifford Ba1l~y of Esen·l Baptismal services were ' conme, N.C:, IS. spendmg seve~al · dueled recently for Sharon and weeks with his brother and Sl.s· Steven, twins of Mr. and Mrs. ter·m·law, Mr. and Mrs. Phil· James Sanborn Ill Newark, N. J . I lip Bailey and sons. Frank and at the Middleport First United I Jerry White. · Presbyterian church. The Rev. I Twc piece over· Mrs. Stanley C. Potter and I Howard Ruppelt officiated. 1 blouse with framed sons, Kyle and Er1c, have re· Member3 of the family at-1 collar and flip tie .. 1 turned to their home in Enclne, tending were Mr. and Mrs. ! In -double knit ace1Calif. after spending three week~ Bethel Coleman. Albany, Mr with her parents: Mr. and and Mrs. Dan Sanborn and fam-[ tate. Black. Mrs. Charles Mc~lhmny . Mr. By, Spri1gfield; Mr. and Mrs.; Ia~ Mrs. McElhmny accompa- Jack Colell'an and children, Ca1 ' med them to C~Iumbus w~ere thy Becky, Debbie, Middleport. I they boarded a Jet for Cahf. . The Jack .Aikman family en· ; [ RETURN HOME tertained with a dinner follow· i 1 Mrs. Frank Stewart returned ing the baptism at their home 1 VIsit Elberfelds busy Ready to Wear Department home Friday evening after · a Ion Uncoln-st. Mr. and Mrs.l on the 2nd floor and see the many new fashions In i week's visit at Fairborne with Gene Coleman and children, Jer· [ her daughter and son-in-law. ry and Janie, Rutland, and Jim·: fall and ·winter wear arriving daily. Bring the famMr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre. Mr. my Dailey, joined the group tor : Ily with you, browse around through the R81dy to and Mrs. Antone Lucke, who the dinner. ! ! spent Thursday and Friday with I Wear Department. Make your selection now. her sister and brother-in-law, TO PRACTICE I I accompanied iler borne. Thura-1 The Staff and Officers of tht> ' day evening, Mrs. Stewart was . Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters guest of hono;· at a birthday will practice at their regular dinner and party with friends \ m~ee ~tin~g~Tu ~es ::':da'::'y~,_:_A::u~g._._:3·:_~!""!"'~'"'!!'!~!!!""!~~!!!""!!!!!'!'!!'!'!'~~~!!!!'!'!!!!!'!'!!!!!'!'!!!!'!!!!!'!!'!!!!'!"! in FaiFborne and her daughters ·- -,--~--and sons-in-law . attending. GIVE DINNER ' Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan 1 : entertained with a dinner Sun· · day evening al their home on Rock Springs Road. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clark and Kim and Debbie of Chica· go, m.; Mrs. Joe Clark, Portsmouth : \Irs. Jack Cox and ErIn ~e and 'Bret, Redlands, Calif.; Mrs. Florence Holley, and Mr. and Mrs. Logan and Skip. 1 DAILY SUN FRESH ' =: 1 Instant Coffee ·~ Mr~~n~~~zf:~e::~t-:n~ ELBERFELDS SLICED BACON f ' 1-lb. Solid .I IIOME GROWN RIPE TOMATOES 1 lb. basket 1 1 Elberfelds · In Pomeroy I' ~ Beech-Nut STRAINED FOODS 1iJ ·. If You Have YOU WIN 10.000 "S&H" GREEN STAMPS ________________ .__ ..... __ ·------ (T here 4r• ---- ...... _ 10 Wi nn ing Numb., l f ~-- - - --· YOU WIN 1,000 "S&H" GREEN STAMPS fThere .l NQ , 12 Are 9{) Win ni ng 'l : e re Are 900 Winning ~==::::::-::::'. -~-~-·--·-· Num~r1\ -- - 7 TONIGHT "DISTAN1 TRUMPET" Honey lrahams box Kraft Oil 33c Pint btl. AJAX AJAX LAUNDRY DETERGENT 2 :::~. 73c "THI IVIL OP IR.t.HKINSTIIN" 37c 16-oz. fThe re Are 9000 Winning Nu mber.) Ar. Not fl1;ible to Win ) With Troy Donahue and Suzanne Plesbett• - and- STIIIITMANN YOU WIN 25 "S&H " GREEN STAMPS W inning Ct~ r d ' Mu1 t le Pre1ented At Any EVANS Ne Lgter Thu n ( lu, i"'IJ Soturdoy Niuht , Augut l 7th. I 90S. l hg ru f m~ l'-' 1~" a nd The ir Immed ia te fo mol i•• LIQUID 21-oa. btl. 71c 1 DURKEE Po1ltry Seasonln1 1 ~~:z. 3 V.·oz. btl. (ishmere Liquid for Dishes FAB 83c o•. Itt I. 6Sc Florjant Deodorant ACTION ,. BLEICH •p:;!.. 43c -- ---- - --·-- "':~.-· 59t AJAX CLEANSER ·2- ---~~~t ·-41c- 39c 45c btl. 39c -·· - - - - -- Bobby Vinton - and- "NORTH TO ALASKA" ~:~~~ MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT I TUISDAY "MAJOR DUNDII" Charlton Heston (TechnlcolorJ ColarcartMn I with the Teflon-p..Jneled EASY-TO-·- · CLEAN OVEN r ' ') 1Tec~llicolor) -- Preston Fo.fler, Phllllp Car· e1; MerJ!)' Ander., Joan Woodbury. "THI YOUNt LOVIRI" · Deborab Walley. Peter Fonda, 1Sharon Hu1ueny. Nlek Adame. · .,, .. •• ,..t • OF THIS HOTPOINT RANGE Prl. a·sl'l ..,._ '-7 "tiMI ftVIL11RI" 19c ~~~- Tu..,·Wtd. Alltus So4 PAMIL Y NIGHTS '~SURP PARTY" - :1. Vanilla Extrut 1 ' wa•.. NOT & Thur Auo. 4.J O,.IN ' Food Oolor 1-oz. Peter Cusbinl (Color) With John Wayne and !ttewart Gnneer (Color) Black Pepper can Baggl.s Sandwich Bags 25c Meat Tenderlzer 4-oz. [' I •JAX Floor & Wall Cleaner ';:; 29c 46 4 N um befl) YOU WIN 1QO "c&H " GREEN STAMPS CHECK THE . PRICE / Strained Baby Food ·~~:;·lOc Jr. Baby Food 2 ~:;,z· 31c Wheat Cereal for Baby 2b·,~=~ 39e Strained Juice for Baby 2~~:~ 25c · Strained Gelatin for Baby ~~:,z·10c ··];UTIQ dr~ Gelatin for Baby 2 ~~-;.z. 31c 7 Tllis is the Winninq Number for Week No. 12 3512 I 'I ·• 1 1 '."I. •,.\> " t ~ • ii, .., � 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/. 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