https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d572cdcf5d0b9b3a20b47863c63aa6a.pdf 460415b92751d0a33f012c2149a0875e PDF Text Text " F I '' •• / . .... ' 8-Dally senll~l. Pomeroy·Jillldleport, 0., JuDe 20, 188& . . ' Rev. Simister Heath Service . ~ • Around and About Is Speakerot ... ,(. ,. l ., at y . ' ' ~·lor"' I ' .. , '" ' ' ! ' ' t BY unllld I Ntlil San Fran Pittsbttr~h L<Js An&elC1 Carpers Take Oosure Philadelphia H ou:~to n St. LoUIB Cindnnati SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED Atlantll New York Chicago YOUNG HENS SUD Pltto. 2 AU cmolnnaU Cincinnati St. !Jl~ ,\ F~VORGROWN St. !Jlull I c Bilking Or Stewln1 Cry-O..Vac Wrapped 4 to 6-lb. Av1. \ ( $1A·9s II.. $17·95 lb. .,.. - I Quart ~3·95 GOLDEN YELLOW SWEET COR.N. 65F . 20 INCH PORTABLE Dominion Electric Fans 1'oung'• Reda Team Guests at Picnk t dr. •••IHI hoiU Use u an tntake fin or wrtable fan to clr _ _.. EARS 63f soo. ..... 1141 fan ,. a ...u ., ..."" 63 $20.95 CAMPBELL'S OR HEINZ ' Ault Is 2-spee~ or portable cyl. 62 c 64 Coo 10112-oz. lull :1. CANS 65 ... H Kaiser Work Year TOMATO SOUP hoot j A road closure eontnwersy by the law firm of Lavello and less said delendanll are onjol"' thai has involved a propertv Yanity of Alllens, say tllat va· ed from further attempting owner, and county and state calion (closJns) of tile public vacate said road, tllat your oHiclals several monllls land- road wilt substanUally binder plaintiff will sutler Irreparable ed in Melia County Common access to their property and harm and financial lo,. 10 r Pleas court Monday with the will reduce the market value whJcb they have no adequate ftllog of a petition for injutJO. of tile same. Tbe plaintiffs are remedy at law." lion tnd moUon for a restraJn. owners of Carper'• Nursery. The plaintiffs, In tile concluding order. The petiUon states tlult P. ing part of tile action, ask that Kennetb McElhinny, Charles E. Masheter, director of high- a restrainiog order be granted R. Karr Sr., aDd Robert Clark, ways, State of Ohio, pursuant enjoining the defendants from members of the board of com- 1o Section 5553.041 of the Ohio further attempting to vacate the missioners, were named 811 de- Revised Code of Ohio, filed a township road, for a permanent fendants in the action flied by petition with the Meigs County injunction and for ouch other George and Lavinia carper, commissioners on or about and further orders and relief Bedford Twp. March 3 asking for vacation of as may be just and proper, At Issue in tbe suit Is t be tbe road. closing of J:Jedlord Township Carper's action says t he road No. 367, located In the vi- OOmmissioners showed such einJty of construction of the action by a proper resolution. proposed U. S, 3! relocaUon. The plaintilf's petition /urlll· The Carpers, according to the er says that no appeal was tak· .. . . . . . petition, are owners of real es- en to the commissioners' acCERTIFICATE - Harold Blalll, right, Ga!Upolls Loeb and Dam, and Roy E. tale abutting tile township road tion by any persons as is proWann, eo~stni.ctlon division, U. S. Army Engineers, received 40-year service awarda at in question. vided by the Revised Code of a ....,.nf luncheon nna>king the 19181 anniversary of the Corps. The plaintoland the suit ftled Ohio. It ts said further in tile peli· Uon !hat on or aboullune 6, the Officers of the United, gi,;.): eommi9sloners then acled to va workers of America Local eate the road in question. The have told company crl-ticials matter is set for public bear~ a work stoppage-- that.· started ! lng on June '}{/, Monday night is wltllout The action continues: "The authorization . plaintif/ lurther says thai tile The company and the union 1• ' attempts of tile defendants be... are urgJns employees to return LITIGANT - George Carper, above, at wort hi " :,. in tile vacation of said road, to tllelr jobs prompUy. nursery located In Bedford Township, He and Mrs. carp~t ·, ·111 contrary to law and tllat Company of/U:ial8 estimate took their d•fferenoes With the State and County over • Ill at salmied personnel will be road closure to Common Pleas Court Monday. Stoppage is Unauthorized ... ·""'' air inside FOR 500 . Case into Court Test 'iii', t1' ANCHOR HOCKING . MIRA-CLEAN OVEN GLASSWARE .n A ~·.. ~· ·-, ''· r.-.. • •' " 100 65 MAXWELL HOUSE LD 6CI tu~n~~ W. \lA. COFFEE Pk 6' ,.. 6o c lb. !0 lrl can ~ 6 .. Drive·ln Wltli creamy lielge Teflon Casseroles bava Fire- King glass covers. I Qt. CASSEROLE WITH COVER - - - $1.50 H'.t Qt. CASSEROLE WITH COVER-- $1.75 5x9" OEEP LOAF P A N - - - - - $1.50 6\I,..IP'h UTI~ITY BAKING PAN - - $1.71 r• ROUND CAKE P A N - - - - - $1.50 ~~ 11. ~ CASSEROLI!S SI.7J Jfarlon Brando WI Yu1 Brynner -and"'IUS RILEY'S BACK IN TOWN" Ann Margaret • Miehael Parb (Color) MEIGS THEATRE St fl, 6 WELLESLEY FARM Pemoroy, Qhlo VANILLA TONIGHT lhru TUISDAY "THE RARE BRIID" ~ •h • ICE CREAM f 1 Reed'i Paper Plates 9 Inch size. For plcnle, patio or everyday use. · -TechnicolorJames Stewart Maureen O'Hara 100 Poper Plallt biAPaclcage Colorcartoon• 79c WEDNESDAY, JUNE D NOT OPIN loan Lady 4Sc 12-cn. pkg. Kl•c 5lso 43c ....... Ro1. lox N1bisco Premiu• Cheer Saltines 5c oft 3Sc lb. box ~~,. Charmin Toilet 39c 4 rolla ~~e 9c oft .... Lar,. 91c 12 baro ' Cleanser 62c !:,.-2 .... 3Sc Ivory Uq.Ud zz-... l>onlo 2 for 71c c••• Joy Ciani Bottle 2 for 73c Tide Pert011al Si• Ivory Soap 2 for 61c 62c $pic 6 Spaa .... 1..... 29c 93c 1 dozen comedians: BuddY Hackett- Buster Keaton-Pbfl Silvers-Joe E. Bruwn·Don Knotts. Tiley all do oome loll ahenanlganat Colorcertoon Stikhen 4-H Club YiiU. Setti Center Top ""' Llqulol Cleaner Reg. lloltlo 41c ~ Faboio Softeaer Rec. ... Bottle 49c Dete•gent Roc. 2 .... 73c '"" Duz w/T<onolller Clooot ... SSe Crisco ··- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY JUNE 26-27-21 "GHOST IN THI INVISIBLI BIKINI" v:r~.MOholn and Mn. with their molberl G guesll visited the Sewln8 ~ recenUy. The girls were properl)l mea• I ared then selected IDJlterlal pottertll lor ·• dreu wblcll will l'ommy Kirk-Deborah Walley Boris Karloff Futurette Colorc:artoonJ SELLING OUT e 5 USED CARS LEFT e MNRUDE, JOHNSON and scon WeekclfiY Houm4 P~ to'1 P.M. S.turday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. . ' ' - Moton• , 0 ~ t PI F h 1m :n~;:, ~"::.=:"'""' an urt er provements ~~o:"rr,.~~~~:; Along Pomeroy RiverBank 11n= . . Plans for additional riverbank work p!'Oplised obow•;;.~ )a~ed the parking lot have been completed, It wa!l announced .. ., •.,-1 1 toppage reportedly SAIGON (UPI) - The U.s. I /rom company discipliniog of a Mayor Charles Legar ln a brief meeting of Pomeroy ~ Army today rushed ~rrborne maintenance elllf)loyo. ell Monday night. ·. , , eavalry remforcements mto acMayor Legar said Ted Beegle, Spring-av, Pomeroy a , CINCINNATI (UPIJ - Gov. was reimbursed wltll federal Highway Department said In underd el0 ped nd ba hi tion alongside American paraengineer, recenUy finished the plans for the propoaed James A. Rhodes proposed to- Appalachian funds, workiog out details of the ft. unem ~v :,.. o~er '!~ troopers battling a Com~181 1ect and they have been turned over to village official&. 1 day the state loan tile federal The state, aided by tile voter. nancing, Ilona P imaril be- battahon !iOO to 600 men m a The plans wilt be referred to . . government money to coml•lete approved $!iOO million hh:nway "By moving tile deadtin• from cause tt is not upraccessi~le as :jo~~llgg~ near tile coastal the. Walerw~ys Commission ol tile parkmg lot. 0 oa. the 289-mDe .Appalachian Way constr•ctlon bond issue has been 1971 to 1969, we would be doing other areDB." Y Olno. The VJllage IB attelllf)ting Mayor Legar ~ that •• . ,• across soolth'l'" Ohio two years able to push lis road program more for tile people of .uuthem He said "transportation Is 8 A spokesman said the VIet' to secure a Rrant to belp II- Beegle bad spent ~. boa!~~ earner than scheduled. wltll Its own money with tile and aoutheastem Ohio than ony cost of production" and a new Cong already bad lost 119 known nan"" the ~nstruction of •· 10 prepanng !be piau, I 'lid Rhodes ~id in a letter to federal government later reim· amount ol temporary financlal highway would reduce Ill• "''' dead and probably many more paved road mto the area above reluse.t to submit a· bill b lolio John' L. Sw4!"ney, /ederal co- bursing Ohio for the money ad· relief!' of oblppioglrom lite area tO lbe in the figbt 240 miles northeast Tw work. Council agreed 1111116- •' chalrtl1att of the Appalacnian vanced. The governor predicted the eastern and midwestern market ol Saigon. He aid lite fight o women and an 16-montll mously to send Beecie a lllllll ~ Commission, Ohio This would be the poUcy fol· mucl>diSCUS!ed highway would whUe at tile 88018 time >poulog may well be the opening round old cbild nuracuiously escaped of appreciation. would advance fl33 mlllio." for lowed In advancJns money for open the area to indostiial 01• tile area to increased tourist of another of tile war's big ba~ :;r!;;"' Injury in a harrowmg It also WD8 I'O)lOJted IIIli .. ., esJ(neeriog, construction and the Appalacbia highway, t.~e pansion. He said the rOfllon was trade. Ilea. u.s. casualties were report· 'The'enthreel In Pomeroy Monday. street departmenl wlll .,... ' r~·way provided the state . ed ligbt. Pomeroy !'eSldents . . lite ........., .. '' The u.s. Marines landed 1,500 went lor a ride down tile Bree, • repaas m - .... ·.. men ji!BI to lhe nortb of tite zy HeJ&hts Hill, off Mulberrythe villaee. , WASBINGTON (UPI)- 'l1te batUe area Saturday in what ave, in a car witllout brakes. Discussion wu also ....,. ()Ofe... Deparm.t al1110tu> could be an effort to crush tile Driver of tile car, • llii9 Sta· Over 1000 persons are e>pe<~ regarding tile ~' ~ ' ' i eod Mottday that ID ObiOID Communtoto between the lwo lion. wa~on, was Mrs. Homer ed to attend tile fourth annual ase of lighting f""'''llee '*•l it wu IDIOD( II Amorfeu ..,. Amerk!an for<es. But a lpok.,. Hysell; Pa..engers were Mr11. meeting of tile Marletta·Athens boat docks, but DO adloia ·i ll, Weemea ldllod Ia VfOI Nam man said there ,.., no direct HyaeU 1 grandda~~ghter, Mf!. Milk Producers AMoclation Frl· taken, Tbere was d(ailn~t' ved fatal Manley, and Mrs. Man- doy, June 21 , at tile Warren bout . the possibility of . 1,.. link to lbe two operatlona. ·fa 1 young son, Rodney. Na~ Bosp~•-~ Geerp ley High School In h ....,t, providmg • gu ~·lllll· · " ., • - •" , Autborittes said the brakes . aear tile levee ror boaton. W. Cottrill Jr., oea o1 Mr. Oiler u Vhtitiog of the Hysell car gave way Dmner will. be oerved to mom· second reading of Q ........ , HAMPTON, Va. (UPI); - Two Marine jell collided and Mn. Georse W. C.ttrm Parcots, Brother lbortly alter II ollrted do... bers end their lamlllel belw!en establishiog lht rate .. • .... • · 1 with the deafening roar of a sonic boom Monday night and :·:::. i2~~· ~~ Richard Oller, 1 senior at lite steep incline, which Is a- 6 ~'!~~~,;,:~·S·!i~ be fur- montll u rental foe IGr • ,-j; one fell like a fireball. It swept death and destruction on I let Miami University, an1ved home bout I 20 per cent grade, for nlshed by tile Mastertones Quar- dock was approved. '*~ this AUantlc coastal area. At least two per110na _a 3().year- NIDI •ar to IN, this past weehend for a viall about 500 n. tel lrom Nitro Cartoon films Council, ln its llaal '1li!!l , old mother and her 19·montb son - were JdUed and wllh biJ parenla, Mr. and Mn. Mn. llyaeU reportedly wres~ wm be shown 1;, tile small cbil· decided to bavo Ita ; : : ; $2 BUlion Primln, were Injured, 12 badly enough to be hoapllallzed In the Veten111 Memorlol Hoopltol Riebard Oiler and son, Steve. led the steering wheel of ber dren summer meetings beflla ... , holocaust that lollowed, Mr. and Mra. OUer went to ear all the way down the hiU, Th~ speaker of lite evening lll p.m., rather than at I ·· WASIIINGTON T B 11 1 The crasltlng ·piane, ripping througb four blocko ollbe Admlo1loas - Mrs. Robert Miami for blm and IIley vtsl~ pulled on the emerpncy brake, wlll be Rev. Larman s. Sher· clock. · ;t. . HoUH ' Bllllklqg Committee •~> I Backroe Beacb residential and resort area, set oU fires Barinn, Pomeroy, Myrtis Park-ed with relatives ta Slockport and pal the ear iD reveroe, but wood of Rotterdam Junction Attending were Mayor~. (ll'IWed lllondl!)l a bill designed ' that repeatedly reignited, .delaying and bamparlnj oearch· or, Pomeroy; Joan Greea, A(. and ColumhUB enroute bome. was unable to slop It. New Vork. Rev Sherwood ...; Clerk Edna Scboenleb .~.~ to pump anou!er $2 billion into II era looking for more bodies which Fire Mirabal bally; Matlbow Wolf, Cbester; Richard, wbo Is studying En- The car ernued Mulberry· blinded at birth: He bas been Councilmen Leslie Fults, ,llilll, the tlibt money market lor,.. Hopkins said may be Patricia llarrll, Middleport; IIDeeriJti, will lelve Wednet- av and oldeswiped a power pole UUed "Amazing Man o! Aeblev· CoUins, Roy Beuter and, ;loall , pie who wan\ to buy or bulld ed by debrla. b1J parachute floated Bottie Hysell, Pomeroy; ShiJ'o day for Millinocket, Maine, and tllen rammed into lbe re- menl" Pouhn. bomea. "We're having lo fight II in!o the bay. . Manley, Pomeroy; Jessie Where he will be Uloclated cently remodeled home of Hen· The subject ol his address will ---The '?mmlll"' passed a but fires instead of lookln sma HeJioopten To 11e1euo Rutland. with lbe Great Northera Paper ry Baird, H4 Mulberry • ave, he, "To Meet the Challenge,.. WEATHER tbat (IVSI • tile Fed\!l'al N• bodies .. H g 10 r The other three oliO Company tllere for the oummer. where It Jlopped. Cbildren were wbkb, like all biJ addresses, is '· . tloDII MOJ'!gage ; ·~laUon; ' opkins . said. into the bay and were lllodlarps- Wanda De W• He will flO by plane from Part· playfDi on lite por<h of tile designed to entertain, provide Fatr, Utile <baDp .. 1 1 'll• · (KFIIMA) authority lo bO!ruw l The plummedog alrcralt by belkopten. They Joltn Motley, Mildred Fisiter, ersbur1 airport. He II major- Baird !tome just prior to tile tllo~~ght and inspire personal de- alttre loDlPt. low SUI. : . . ' another fillitlllan lor""'.ying tured a main in at.'Cberry Point, N. Harold Evlrll In poper teduJoloD, (CooUnued 011 Pqe 5) velopmenl lelday lair and -lito · 1 · mortg&P\ FilMA ~ aa aec- .1 to 13 bome1 sllllon and were . ondary mflr!«ap m"*et, buy· I /rom 8 pracllce 0 J':o ,. ... loo&ed shutdOWII of tile Ravenowood works appears llkely Tht Whoosh!, Brakes Give-way Down Breezy Hei'ghts p..,. .;. Over 1,000 Expected at Milk Meetmg Jet . Crash D'eaIS I -::..., . . Death' Wreckage · the backlog oil '.*a! Reserve Baae Board Chairman· WIWom Cltes~~ey Marib!. '· e GARAGE TOOLS ' ,.. $?}~$' PARTS FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS eBOATS and MOTOR$ e BOAT PAINT-'Vz PRICE e RAMBLER PARTS alii ACGSSORIES . . 't ~n ~ , lill!!t · Members of the Five S1ar SUtclterl 1-H club, advisors, Mn. Roy Holter, -Tecbnleolor- Oxydol Tissue Ass't. or White ThriU Dash Sunshine • • . ,,Sat>t.AU of YOU1' Salt!sllp.t From u.. alae I a ' at lit Thrifty/ THURSDAY lhru SAT, JUNE 23-25 "IT'S A MAO, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD" -'l'echnlcolor- GaL T • Coated With Teflon l$!!-AI\C!I.I1R9klwl· No s~our clein up. cocoa BI'OWII TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY ''THE SABOTEUR" ALL GRINDS 101 - p · aY. IntCavalry Sent :':.!"w:.~;oui~~on M• . ,..,..Si a1or · ruue;Ie eS •• ' I . ~ . ', ' 1 .Force :!tr:D-.:.~=~·· c arsey Applauds Public Support of Rega ' �. . . 'I THE DlllY SENTINEL ·voice of Gather Ye Rose Buds-- DEVOTED TO INTiliST 01' MEIGS-MASON AlEA Richard S. Owen, Publisher ' Chester Tannehill, Bdllor "t!•!" u .• IY U1illd I . San Fran Pittsbur~h Los An&elei Phils!lelptua HOU!!tOil Cindnnati Atlanla New York Chicago lubtcrlplloo rat..: DeUvored by car rlor where avaUable, 35 cent1 per wni GIM )'Wir Ia ttlvanct at tbt Dally SeoU ,, ..t ulftn •18.20; alx montba, .8.10: lbrH montb1 •uo. By Motor Route wlltrt curler III'Vict not available one liiOIItb •uo. ly mall one year '10.00; Ill& moDiht, t$.25; Three montba, ta.OO Lui Angel MolldiJt': N.W Yn n Ill' .... !Iefort tilt l'lnt Lady decided II t1111t f<lr Amerlu tbt Beaullful 18 - 65f 'l: dr. ....... tltnd 63 f 100, "'"' 641 500 . cyl. wall 63 lol . Autc htlt 62 4 dl till 64 Coo '"" "'••.... 65 2I 6~ LU 6( Pit 6i .. 50 \ w 6 allrt ll'VIDC up w tblt namo, a farmer In LIMIIIIeu Jaullclled l>la own bl&iJway beau· tlflldoll proJect. 111111 he dlt proved tblt beauty IJ not tll\1 llttlm' tbln upy but that It can bt .... llual-. aao, I. It McDonald of NoWIIUOD, Ll., btpn promotlne the Idea of rt11n111c tbt dreary monotony of the drive a.... Grot River Road In Tenw Pariah. He Ill aa nample by pltntlDI oak and pial - . , myrtle, ro,.., tuUpo, pansies, · - - and other aprln& !Iowen btalde tbt rood. . . . Jtll'l 1'bt ldu caupt on aod 100n, the story 1011, even the humblest homes alolll lbe highway were ablaze each spring with flowertnr beaut,. McDonald donated plants to tbOI!e who couldn't lfford thtrn. Tourlsta who formerly aped throup the area on the way to New orleans began to slow down to look at the dllplay, to stop 1nd tptnd JOmt Ume - and some money. '!bey wmt home and told othera about it. IA&t spring, more tban 100,000 people from all 50 atateo aod 25 foreign countries came to vlalt. One owner of a pneral store reported he had as many cualomera ia one day 11 he uaed to have In three months. It was all started by one man. And hla name waon't Uncle sam. II' ATrue Gauge of Pride l'b 6 <JIIier day an army chaplain got out of hit eli' •nd dellverod a meBSife to a !G I t tl I 5 •I • , Tht Cltvelalld; Olllo, JR<ilbtr telling her that oldtll aon, 18, biJII been illled In ac· 11ot In VIet Nam. "I hope and pray he did IIIII die Ia vain, • abe fl<!lelmed. •er The m-g• Ia deUvered often, !heRO da)'l. All& 0111!1 tbt Involuntary reaction .mUll'- wl.alllr, Meau• DO one lovu war a.... _ ..._ .....lll. To aU of tbeae wt would aay, with deep ro@CI .at111 l)'lllpatby, wblt a lti'IDttr ~to 1:1¥\'tland motbir: _. ~ *Who •ear• the unUorm of thla ..,....,. tit!lln nlll. ''1'1ltti m mlny waya lot a boy to die In Qllil· ..;;. by acctdeut ·or dlseate, through .!Itt ~: . _ IIIIa *" 1 boy wbo put on bla eotulltf• unUorm to 'be a bolter citiJon' (tit IIGy ltacUald tbla). '.'tt ml .had lind to he 100 bow could be • filler ute? To havt becolno 18 to 111ft ~ bDe'l duty 10d one's .... " lllttor Ibm to ban bteOmo an okl llti lhtoup plaYillf II Afe, avolcline duty, ~~~t•' llnd ~ ablltjllf ftaponsillllity. ' "lillllft il'lltrt to be Jildpd lly llllon&tb. It '- to.. 'be judpd by what It lllnda fer. lllilo ~~~~~hi prhir." Bridge-down Welcome .tt(fJ'th - Capitol Comment, Events By William S. White WASHINGTON- Ronald Rea· 10'1 overwhelming seizure "' the nomination for Governor in California is sending aeismic sbocia through the 1111tional Re· pub!icu power structure. Reagan's warm endorsement by former President Eisenhow· er, on one of tho!le now tradi- tioaal pilgrimages to Gettysburl by aspiring G.O.P. poll· ticlans, has had the most profound effects . Most notably, General Eisen-hower's embrace has made it humanly impoSSible for other ambitious ltepoblicans 1o label Reagan a right·wing extremlal, \hough tile opposition Democrats win no doubt continue te do so. ID consequence, he en· ters "tlle mainstream of Repuo lleanism" and cannot be aym· bolically dislod!ed from It by intraparty riVall unless, dur· ing his campaign against Democratic Gov. Pat Bron or later in his career, he should adopt patently far-right attitudes. Alter all, Mr. Eisenllower Is the very lather of mal111tream Republicabism, meaning aonOid Guard but alio non • new liberal Republicanism. An d when he says Reagan is not only acceptable for present pur· poses but would, II elected In November, beeome a distinct Prooidenli'al posslbUity, rivals will thrust in vain again!lt the rock of Eisenhower approval. All this mean• that the loeue of power within the G.O.P. Is movm, farther away from pr.. dsely u- Eastern and quite liberal forces who hafe In ef· feet odopltcl Gov. George Romney of Michigan as their favor ite for the 11188 Prealdential nomination. The •ita! point bert il tbll maimltream Repal>licllliam, IMulh an admittedly aomewhal vacue tag aa aro all tap deJlllll with political ldeoloJieS, io by no mea111 liberal. It Is, by rough definition, a pretty lnditi-1 ...-vatitm wilh j111t a dash of liberalism added. II Reapo'o mission to Get· tysburg bas widoni!CI ovornlghl the Delli of eenuiDe poltllli'al fttpubllcan Praldenlial noinl..... llliiJ also ll1lroduced au!> ite tomplelitlea 101o tllat de velopng race. Even a Reagan n the clothing of a ria:ht-winger - assumiDJ, of course, he is not defeated by Brown - would have bfen a strong force at the 1961 Republican National Convention. In such clothing, however, hi A powtr would have been largely that of veto. In his present posture of mainstreamism, that power could become a great affirmative influence, conceivably for Reagan himself and at m~nimum for any candidate Reagan might support. Richard Nixon's manifest desire to have another go at the Presidency, for illustration, would aulomatically be grtat· ly forwarded if Reagan should be of a'filelldly tum of miod. For Nixnn is acceptable to the Republican center and more or less acceptable even to t h e right wing. Conversely, the buildup being attempted now by the Eastern- ers for Romney has clearly been hurt by what has already happened In California. For no detached observer could find in Reagan's primary triumph the smallest comfort for t he Eastern liberals. U ''right-winger" Is too strong a term for Reagan - and. in practical political fad it II far too strong In tile afterli&bt of Gettysburg - he plainly sym· bolized a surge of aome kiod of conservatism In the nation's biggest state. Nixon could ride such a surge; Romney would find it rnos1 difficult 1o do so, given the nature of bii!l essenllal backing. In lihort, aclor Ronald Rea· gan is shaking up the G.O.P. as the old elephant ha! n o I been llhook up since it fell from natiollal power. in 1900. A1 d llhould he beat bani-pressed Brown in November, the thing would amount 1o nlthlllf leu thaD an earthquake of chang~. low fever, typhus or pique are preva)ent, you m•t alto bove valid proof of vaccina· tioo a&alnat thtat dtao ..... Wben planning yoor trip ~ Is well to consider tile olfect By Wayee 0. Brandllldl, M.D. on your health of the area Most perS0111 rem1in a1 well you exptct to vi!it. If 100 while travellne aa when theY have hay lever you will are at home, but efth a minor ffnd a ·welcome absence ol rtfl" Illness can take all tile fun out ,....., in Europe, Bermuda and of yoor vacation. For that reas- the VIrgin lalands. If yoo have on It is a good Idea 1o have a astllma or other respiratory dl,. physical checkup, including a eases a warm, stable climate dental mlmlnation, beloro yoo if!J recommended. start yoor trip. II yo• plan to If you have a 1111n>ilfloalia. leave the coontry, aa~ your al disease. or an easily opatt doctor about the vaccination8 dif<stlve trad, your best bet you will need. is a cold climate. II you bave The United Stalt Publk a heart diseaoe, bigb blood Health Service recommeods pressure or a circulatory disncclnation agolnat typbold, order, you should avoid bi&h ~nus, poliomyelitis a n d altitudes. dlphllleria for everyone. Tblo ~toougbt~d ·~ ba lo In addition 1o a amallpox given 1o yllur wardrobe. In Yaednatlon which mll!t ban hot bumid areas your clotlliftl beeo done within three yeara shoUld be light In wel()lt IIIII of yoor lat..t return 1o the color, loose In lit and prefer· United Stilet and •olidated ably linen or cotlon, Fllr hJIIb wilb the official stamp of yeur altttudn you must lot ~ local or state bealtll depert· lor warm days and ctld lll&bla· mont. Failure 1o comply with For cold countries provide 1our· tllio rqulalion may I1IHD de- •II with ...Jon DIP! w. . tention for ~ 1o 14 days. lncllldilfll a alee(liftl <IP 111<1 If you are retumiq fl'Gm bed socks. For any <ODI1Iry II • country wbere eholera, yel- ta-lo-araiDc<Mit ... DOllOR SAYS Time •• ' When Ia a motel a moatel? Wilen ll'a a castle In o.m.ay that accepta overnlpt auest~ of course. At ldat two 1'lth-<ilotury moated man· llo1to are belnJ restoted aod reftlrblsbed by th• Federal RqubHc to accommodate tourlsta. The water·!llled ditcheo aurround· lng the caallea, orlgJnoiiJ deolped to di,. courqe unw&llled vlaltoto, aerve u U81quo toutlat alttldlona. ly GARY KALE • I HEoN WHeN ~ OVER Hf: flAS TO MAKe LIKE A CrlOTCfifTV CRITIC ANP SUMS IT UP 'TflUS •• •• pound Dodger hurler Monday when HoustoA slopped Uis Angeles~ In fa!!t, Jt was Cuellar who Immediately made Drysdale wish hi had spent more time tralaiDg. asd a lesser period CO!Itract haggling when beat Loa Angeles 1-0 in relief on April li and &reased the skids for Don · Wlttl FBth Gomt Cuell tteltod · ar P J.us1 one . D1Jbt · T0p R.ecJs Face ' • , Dur . mg Clubs R D Next 7 ays . . the par·matchlag Casper Th&t WM a far cry die ae¥f1Htroke load whtdt he beld over Casper at the tnd o1 the frOIIt nlnt•lil Senday'o play but it loeftlecl ·m. a h!r 'ooe. llowe¥er, Palmer agaio touna 111e back alno moro 111aa he <IOUid muter. Ir;, Forked ROD Approved for 'Hlp Motors sectnld dlvlslne lor or the llltWI! back 1n1v conleltion Nal)imal LeaiJUe pentalll. :." Toalibl the lleds meet Pittsborgb ·te iici< off a Dine-day lpllllt> ·whlch they lace the lhree .leoms bigbest up in tile alalldlnga. Tbe Plutet boll! down .second ~.J~,games back o!•.pace, oteltllfl saa,,FraDclS<!O. l.to Augel" hbebiDtud . 211 lamtl ':~G~Ia~, "M IBn~. CiJiclrutatl, wbleh Is seventll, Ia a luU 10 IOJiifil down to ian Fra!lc.... • Tht ·Redo .hlfO three with tho Pirates and IlleR ~::..:"!tiD...':. • hy three games with tbe era » oomp!N the 1on1 IIBDd. .. A apll~ o1 lboso games, .. entry. 9 tho mlDua side, Cincbnlati In 1 : . It now II. 11 "t:s~ds I ,. . . · p ates, Bombers Get WI"ns . I. 1 • -Vie...., LEADERS Racine Scores 13-4 Triumph Over Portland Ortiz Retains Lj·ghtwe·I•ght ., ' TJ it eWith TK0 Win Monday PIT'I'SBURGH (UPI) oald earloo Ortiz, matltr of time. job," he aeltl. Vldory Will Help 0 rIll, whose e amp a cUmaa 11 primary to get beck It New 1 ~~~~~ ~~: I eg.: tree passes and yielded four a& be weat tile roult. Greg pitched the di1lor Portland, faaned two walked loor. . 1 Bal ~ :: ~ ~ :~:: ·ay : : . ~~n::."::.a~ 61231 3t 74 .312 , Natiooal League 1, 53 191 34 iit1 .309 i Loti Ang 01• 000 tOO - %4 % 54148 II 4i JtN · -\On 1110 tltlb- 4 I 3 56 201 32 60 .299 Dryadale, Perraauld (II, . 44144 II 43 Jll9 ~ !I) tUUI llooeboro: , Cal iitl2t3 28 63 .Z911 Roberti, Cuellar (1), oweno (9) · Powell, Hal 58191 10 56 .293 ud BalomaL WP-Caellar 15Heme R11Do 111. LP-Dcylllale (UI. I N a I h 111 Leapot Aoroa,. 23; Alou, Braves 17; 100 010 300- $ Hart, Gianta 16; Santn, CUba, Atlanta 010 310 201-7 12 1 Giaoll and Torre, Short, Roebuck <4), Fox (7) , Braveo 15. Herbert 18) and Dalrymple; Amerlcaa League: P'. Robia- Oollinger (7·7) aad Oliver. LP aoa, Oriole& and Scott, Red Sox -Fox 11·%). HRs-Torre (15th), II; Killebrew alld OliVa, TwiltO Oliver % (2ad & !rd), Callisoo 14: B. Rob1osoo, Orlolea 11. <4th). \IUBI Balled Ill N a tin al Leaguet Aaron, New York 020 000 000- I U Pbila It·More Reds Nominated for HaD of Fame ri ·"*· ' ~~t~:~=~ 1 62,Two U1S"oidtlmei'l aad Will· bet ' leclltl from 11110111· playet I ll or more. HARDWARE 63 DODGE POLARA CONVERTIBLE the Eplero Leap. ··1495 GMAC Financing Available WNCHEON SEr·. , Y011 choice of plate, cup or ''-·· '- . I KARR &VAN • AGENCY, INC. >:' Cadillac - Oldsmobile ~Paul VI. 'I'Joa'D IJb.OUf Qul1ltJ WU·el 'lolJII BnsiNII~ ~ A iJioulhl lor llle drtt" AJIIerlaJj tlet(PIIr 'ltieod6r• -.(j< ' W'f.. r..r ~d:_ "Man never !aDa : ~ -· . ~ ·, ; . ..... ' . .' . . wl!en you buy 7gallons of ' ASHWD VITALIZED GASOUNE , _ aparkllnB hlncheon sets In an Ea~y AmerJ. can ctySilll deslif1 are Ideal lor use indoora IIICI outdoors ••• at lunch time .• , snac:k limo ••• fllld parly time. You'D want aeverol. piece settlnp, ao , . atart c:oltectlnuour plates, cuphnd saucers-· ·,, You 811 your ell*- FREE each ljme you buy o1 Aabland VItalized GaiOIIne. This olfet lo limited end ontr at yaw AabiMid 01 Deeler dlapl8ylfte 1111 "f~ L.UIQI, · - ,.Ions EON SET" lf&nl Clt\WI ...... Wli eleet.d ,.ur IIIII e11011e die 1111111 ' I SPECIALI PAINTS 1141> die •truaJe ftlr <bib &lind Ia die IIIIJtlt. To 14~ Our Weekly COCHRAN In ,a_ F. l ,!""lh: =I 10. ' 1 Vl!: = v- r 1 Reclla bitting waa led by ooon u poaaiblt. He aaid Hart wtth a home run over Blzzarro wu triple aod Neaao With a "a thousand apeecbea alngle and double. Other Ita· SOO,OIO voles." aillt bitlart _were David Crow, ~trip~ ,:t;udtlyRobePy"';"· Raab Allor the politicking, ha .., Py . es, taC t. go alter the double, BRd Pole Sayre, Brei erowa. Hart, aod David ThOI!I, a 111. The TKO &ave Ortiz 1 each. mart of • willa, btcllldlag itockouta, against aeven a draw and one wao ao easy u J . Jlizarro bas u GREEN BAY (UP!) -star - ~=:..i:D~;~Ma=y~:;.!G:ilt~nta::...•:nd~St.~Lo~UIB~~300:.:000:.1~01:~-4~9~8 he d be b h .., pau receiver lloyd Dowler of wow ut e 10 aid dran twice. the Greeo Bay Packers ,;•ned me wben be kept running," the -. 29-year-old Ortiz said. The f11bt. uttouDy -year CtDtracl Monday Seored Cotulllently and broadcaat hy wltb tile NaUtlllal Football But \t really wau't Nt:: ,lork IK., wu u Llleut champloRs. CINCIN!IATI (UP!) - Ten a used car aalesman when aueceoa, but • llnanclal ftop. Dowler Ia! the team last year I lliGh eaadidateo from among Isa't performing It> the Ia cateheo wltll 44, eood for 110 11 drew 1 crowd o1 f,20I Cln$UU Reds oolmalteuvered Ortiz a of $1t.OOO Jerds and four louchdowns. Re i era beet tile first 11 rounds, bobbinl .,.... · waa named 1o the Weot Pro tile Hell of Fame. weaviHg, staylnl out of Ortiz bad a IJUII'Uiet Bowl team. ! Fana will cboooe one of tbe of danger and -1n1 aad 10 per ceol of~ ~:lr~;;,;:~~;;;;;~~~ playfn, who will be leltUy, but lightly. televlaioo proceeds. B July Ill ill uremonioa at eros· "The pUIICb that sank received a nat 16,000 Iuper Pnmlum Quality lfy 1l'leltl. waa 1 left book 1o the """'' " 1 The DimtiHeea are Infielder grinned Ortiz, who wel&hed Bobby Ada1111, !MWS: p1teber evee 135 to Bizzarro's ~~~~'<j ~lEW Jot Jleaa, 114(1.47; iii!Ielder "That really put him down." PIBI'ON ' Grldy Halloo, 191U4; Bizzarro said he waa hurt . DETROrr !UPU ~~:;";; Jl Eddie JIOII, 181U/1111d ltiii-4J; the bombardmen~ but felt IIIC Ray SCOtt llped outfleldlr MI k 0 · McCormick flgllt was ~ too quickly two-year contraet wltll Decorator Colors JIN0-43 aad IP\6· slloristop "I knew 1 was bit, but · Detroit Plllool ol the Nati-'ll tile ~. 19S6-3'1 and JM3.f/. wasn't groggy," aeld tho :~:~ BuietbaU Aaaoclatloll. ~·ueiii,...•SE eateber ~y Mueller, llltHf , Bizzarro, Scett, a H forward, '"' VIA 1010 V·8 engine, automatlo tnna., power braifs, power and ~~ plteher Kett Raf. 6r&t 11mt Ia IU polnta fer 1 lest Y~i~ Hwohl Ch1M, Mer. leoaberger, .!8&7-54; pltcber £1. career,. "llftlll OO:.n, but 1 He was the P1a1ona Oral di steering, radio, aew white aldewaUa, wheel discs, light Mtddloport mer Riddle, ll!3t-U end !till up qulei and shook dtolce II !Ill a!ltt piiJIQI blue with white top 10d blue vtayl Interior, 41,000 ,.... wvt-un end outlleldlr llailk Sauer · with lho Allllll• ~ea111 milea. Cadillac trade-in. T...y Ia 'l'lleadQ, Jane Jl, tilt 172nd clay ot 1• Willi 11)1 "' follqw. Tho JIIJOn Ia between Ill lltW phae end llrll <pllller. The moi'DIII& aiara are llltl Saturn. . TIW wenlai alar Ia ......_,, 'lilt Flrlt lAdy o1 lha Oallod Stales, Martha WaaiiJIIton waa bora on ll1la day Ill 1'131. On tllil day ill hlatory: Ill Hll, flit IJ. L CIMiltulkla IIlia effect a• tho lqlslaiUie of New llttltj111111rt nUlled I~ the Dilttb 11a1t to do Jndia~i 1 6nd whea the time eamo, a matter of seconds. the Puerto Rica• Brou resideat caa settle ..-.oot 011 the plus side, to .a more Important battle won't win•ing the Democratic Ilcbetluled to 8lart tonlgbt li!>• for tile New York lite RNa Ia Haak Flscher Senate. Iotter Ill bla Drat Cinclnoati He figures he gained lui -kead.-Sieve Blass (I>!) 300,000 volts to that wiiiWOJt for tho Pirates. Monday night when he acored · terbnical lmockout over Blzzarro of Erie, Pa., to world llghtweil!bt 1J Vallet! fttaa llllaulloMI Jlloi , . Malrl .... lllag pllcl1er flO' the !eating Roo CIOJiclJ of Net dslaUs of the ' ..,..; IDnted lu. fourth Blarted a tltret-1'1111 AllanIa surge. Denis Menke Keith Vanlnwage,.adlaili"to ~f' walked and Felix Millan Maj.,. lloape Staadlnp ~- Leopo knolors held the ,.,, 111 followed with a double. Both By Uniled Preas JBteruUoul W. L. Pel. 6B "'· • lead off hom<r were drivte Ia 00 Tony Nalloul Leagao Baltimore 42 22 .656 •• Cra•g in tile sillh, a CIODbller'o alnlle. W. L. Pel. G8 ' Detroll llll 21 .821 210 ~U aingle by Rlck Martin,' ?J!~i Cloninger evened hla record San Fru 40 20 ,615 ... Cleveland 37 23 .617 3 lng and losing J at 7·7 u be allowed seven bill. Pltllburgh 37 25 .697 1'4 Callfornill .Sii It ,53t I 1 For the Senators, ver10 1£irl: The key Pbiladelpbla blows Los Angeleo 37 27 .571 :1'4 llfilmesobt 30 32 .484 11 ·Paul Saro&Sy, obief of the Dl· : Rick Howard and Sieve were Johnty CaUiaor'• fourth Hoosloa . 35 30 .&311 i CbiCIIO 30 12 .484 11 ..lsien o1 watercraft announces : bad singles · Bruc.: Hawl')\o homer of the soaso• in the fifth Philadelphm 35 31 .sao 51> Jllew York 26 33 .441 1311 tltat as • result of the Public I singles, and Chester iloiw!f, end Bill White'a three-ruB St. Louis . 32 31 .508 7 Wasbiogtoa 28 38 .424 1$ Hearing held o• May 5, 1966, triple. . . double ill the seventh. Terry Cmcmnati 29 34 .WI to I Kaltsas Ctly 25 38 .397 1611 rules and regulations concern- Martin fanned •.. Foz, in relief. lost his serond Allula 30 ;t' .441 Ill> I Boslon , '13. 41 .349 1911 ing tbe operatioa of watercraft ed 8 inlo the fifth lopped Cleveland 4-2 and single. (IIITie In throe decisions ' New York 24 37 393 !4 I . Moaday 1 lleaolll on waters under tile jurisdiction couldn't get anybody .OU! g Califor11ia downed Minnesota 5- Houston scored its 5econd run St. Louis won its fourth CbJcago 20 41 .3%8 l8 1W~shmgtcm 4 Clevel~nd 2, of the Ohio Division of Wildlife, Br1an Mullen came Jh..lG~ 1 3 3. iD tbe fJfth on a double by John consecutive game with the help Mondafs Resllltl :Cincago .Kansas City . • · Divismn of Parks and Re- a S!X-run fire set by the SelJa. . Cuellar, doing double duty for Bateman, Robert's linJle and of Lou Brock's two stoleH bases St. LoUJs 4 New York 2• mght cam 5 Mmnesota I, D1£ht and the City of Colum· tors Mullen fm1shed fannirll · manager Grady Hatton as a Joe Morgan's sacrifice fly tbat against the Mets that raised his Atlanta 7 Plula 5· mght (Only g~mes scheduled 1 as requesled, havt:' been 2. walkmg 2. starter and reliever, came tn wa• caught on a sensatiOial season'• thefts to 25. Brock Houston 4 Los Angeles 2, nJgbt Tu.esday • Probable Pitchers adopted. Vamnwagen mowed down P. after Los Angeles Ued the score pia) by Davis. be@;an 1 three-run Cardinal (Only games scheduled) Mmnesota at C a II f 0 r n 1a This means that on all watfrs Jnd 1ans baUt"rs by at~;f:p In the seventh Inning againsi OU•er Bomera Twice outburst In the first when he TU<sd~y'• Probable Plt<:bero (msht)- Perry '2-t) vs Lopez where boating is perm11ted, walked 4 '' ~Robin Roberts. Gene Oliver'• second homer walked and stole second San hancls<.'O at ChJcag~.~- (3-6). . except Kiser Lake. eledrir mo. ActJon <~t Middleport park tllJJ Score Twle< of the gamo cominl after Singles by Phil Gagliano Curt Mancha! (12·2) vs. Haads 15-4). Chicago at Klftsas City lors of less than four horsepow- evening has !he Midd\lllloll P<> H 1o •• t 1o ba 1 Fell ' • New York at St. Lou" <mghl) (mghli- Jobn (5-41 vs. Hunter er . re allowed ous n ••en wen I or pe Alou'a single, broke a~ Flood and Mike Shannon helped -Selma (3 21 ., Slallard 1121 , <5-& • a ny Barons playmg tile Pollli!IIOY CUellar in ll1e eighth and scored tie and dropped Phlladelpbla bring the runs across and give . . • 'I ). . . . The horsepower limitation on Pony leam m the!~ lir!il of,lhJee . J' W . . PIlls burgh at Cincmnati ' Detrott at Washmgton (mghll l Cowan L ke Pymatunmg Burr 1Wice. 11_11 yon star~ the mto fifth plaee beblll(t Houstoa. ~er ~elson Briles his second (night)- Biass 15 _1 vs. FJscht!r i-McLain {10. 3) vs. Segui (2.5), ka La, k Lo A . scheduled meetmgs of * •MD1 B lt'm rally agamst Drysdale wtth a Oliver' a tint home run in tbe Will ag811l8t five losses. e at NeYork Oak La e, .e gan , ctJon meL ·' ' ~· · ;~ 12 1., A 1 a 1 or "' · , Lake and Gmlford Lake h0:1s . . Phi\ode\phia at At Ia n t a twi-night)-Bertalna 0·21 and Ibeen raised to 10 horsepower. Leflhander Ci e~ W~,!:f.!'. Ia II". (nighll- Shorl <8·4) ••. C\oniA· IBarber 16-21 ••. Petersoa 15-5) On S!rouds Run Forked Run scheduled lo star\ for"'~ B~r· lotemadonal Leqne Staodillga ger tli-71 and Slottlemyre (~) Knox and Veo t , Lak es, mo1o rs. dons and Bob r H•gOtloander P _ - ,-J ... l!ur· : BJ United Pren IDteroational i Los Angeles at Houston Cleveland at Boston I.night)- ' not in excess of four horsepow- ette gr orne, oy. Toledo W. L. Pd. GB · (nighl)-sutlon <l-SI vs. Farrell Bell (li-ZI vs. Sheldon (4-lll. er may be used -·--· - - ••• · Columbue 35 21 .625 ... U·5J. Wedoes<lay'• Gam" For the City oi Columbus. the STUART FP.>; E ,, •I t;., II 17 .»1 I Wednetday'a Games llfinnesota at California, night water ski zones as now laid out ! NEW YOi!K tUP!t The Pirates romped 1o 1 II).S,stngle. 30 27 .526 5I> New York at Sl Louis night Chi atKan City 2 twi·night ; ed slugger Dwk Stuart bec.an>., a over ~ ~~ ~nd Dodt he o:::e~ Bote·~ 30 30 .500 7 ISao Francisco at 'chlcag~. 1 IDetroit at Wasbbtglon, Dight were- approv . ---- - - ; free agen t Monda, ..."""' 01 . p as 8o e, Le gera ik' I~ nd mlk rs, Richmond 29 30 .492 71> Phila at Atlanta, nighl Baltimore at New York, night club claimed him alter WSiffi'S mM ndaomeroy ys ague slit mRg ooRol e gh I • .~~ ~~ Buffalo 17 30 .474 81> , Lo• Angeles at Hous"'n, •ilhl Cleve at BostoR, 2, twi-night Selma, Bearnarth 18) and •skl'd by the New ·0 y. our. · ac weut u• wr 26 31 .456 t\i ·~ -- -~-· - --- - - - - -·· -· ·-· - !· Taylor; Briles, Hoerner (9) and had expired. "' · 1,,. hurled the distance for lance for tile Dodgent laaniai 24 31 .400 IS While, Phlllies 43 ·, Flood, Cards McCarver. WP- Brlles <2·5). The Mets asked . •watv,er, • last Pirates in their rout over two ud walklDI four. M da •p "· 1 Jel• .. Faulk fsnned 14 and on y'• Resnlts and Allea, Phil\ies 40. • - se1ma (3-31. week 10 give the lir~l ,tia~~ffiiO only two wslks. Souls- Bomber blltera wen Rn Red Sox I IL AIIStara 4, Amerlean League: B. RobiahiS uncoodttlonal r~lt'.(ls~ ... started for the Jets and was Vance with a home run aad • w· ;'Rf.IIM\1' 7 r nrer ~ By Unlttd Pres• lnteraattenal 43; Oliva, Twills aad (Only games scheduled) --... .:~J.~,w, . 1 by Gilmore ill tile filtll. ~le, Gary Dull aad Jlm National League RobinsOH, Orioles 40; Knoop, American League ISanders l81 and Roof. , . , 1 Geltl!tg the only Jet bits m, each two •inlles; DorROy, G.AB.R.R.Pcl. Angels 38. ,Cleve 010000 }{1(1 .. 2 7 3 Horlen (3·7). LP-stal!ofd' (1). Andy Vaagha• wilh a Oblinger and Bob Black, eacb Stargll Pitt 54198 30 65 .328 Pil<:hlng !Wash 020 lOt OOx-4 61 ' 1). HR- Roor 13rd\ . .. '·, and T. Soulsby witb a a double and abtlle and Tom Alou, Pill 54~ 28 67 .327 1 N a Ito a al League: Perry, I O'Donoghue. Radatz t8i and . ·n. . Pirate bitters were Jon LoweryudLoiiDioBiack,a ·Mota, Pitt 481311 18 45 .324 iGianta 8-1 ; Martchal, Giants Azcue; Richert < ~) and Minn 01!100800..-1 ,11 two triples. Case gle aach. l'lmnte, Pill !8 243 3t 78 .321 ' aJid Koufax, Dodgers 12-2: Camilli. LP- O'Donoghue 15 31 . Calif 100 000 )lx-c t ,.,, 0 1 home 1'11111 'and ' dou· lltdger ptayera aettlnl Morgan, Hou 64 235 33 75 .31V iKnowles. Phillies Ii-I ; Bla88, _HRs-Camilli <2odl, Colavito Grant. Wurt~.n~loo ..(1.) .. Md 1 . Jed Will, s dooblo . and ...... R. Roach, a alnglo Cepeda, su. 47 149 17 41 .31$ lPiratel alld Regal, Dodger& .. : (7th ). ' Baltey: Brunet. Burdette 11\, siHgle and M. N....lroad, Chuck ltrlplo; Jne Buck, 8 homt Carty, All 61176 2t 55 .313 1.1. 1 !Lee 181 and Rodgers. •·1/r· and M. Dillard, etcb 1 and E. F'b a •'•"'• Rae'-- -ed 1 l!-4 wl Flood, SIL 63247 28 77 .312 Ameri<aa Leagae: .. Watt, Chicago 100 010 Oto- 3 7 0 Burdette (H). LP--{;ranl 11""• .....,.... ... . . n OV· ' AIIen, Phil 48158 411 49 .310 Orioles and Pizarro, Wllite So,, ·Kan City 000 010 ootJ.... I 4 t 9l. HR-sieborn (3rd1. · · 'the PortlandLe:~tes~~~:; ! Sanlo, Chi 61220 38 111 .3415 6-1; S. Miller, Oriole& i>l; ! Horlen, Locker (8), Pizarro • . ·, American Leagne s.Riord, Angelo 7-Z: McLaiH, 111 aJid Romaoo; Stafford, tOnly games schedu~~~ ;~ G. AB. II, B. Pel. Tigera 10.1. Mike Nease, a rlghtllander, Bal 62 ZZI 51 74 .335 ----- In Pomeroy Boys' ActJ•On CINCINNATI (UPI) - What IItty do aurtng· tile next week probably Will decide whether the etncfnbatt Reds liAlsh iJI the BERRl'S wesl I'Mllle 1!llnt lo 111111111 tile Ja..- fllm!l urt~~­ clll'elf io tlte Amertean .COIII111811d. bt • • Olo'IIIUII llllllla :u for a tw.llrokt 1111rp - ~I a. lllllrl blrlllilo" ··- ~ ·-·--··*'• dlqrunUed Palmer wbo!t plaJ· off lou waa ~~~ udrd iJt tllret tries. "It's pttiRg te he a danul babU," sighed Palmer, wbo agailt looked like be wa& going to wilt bis 10<0od Open crown 1111ten he shot tile front Dine of the urrow, tree·llned Olymple Club aourso 11 a two-un<Ior-par inlling Monday and picked up alttgle aad made second wheo his llltb VlciOry without a lola. Willie Davia bad trouble Mike CUellar II the latest Drysdale lost hla !lith coasecu- eom1n1 lfiJ wttb tilt baH. llulty Carlbbean···eomel 19 join the live decision and nlatll of the Staub tllfli doubled w,;m home War OD Dot Dryadale. aeasoo when he wao touched and !bat waa aU for Dryedale. Juaa Marlehal· of the Domini· lor aU four Houstoo 1'11111. . , tal Bepubi!O, .lin Francilf!'O'B Atlanta defeated Pblladelpbia error led to ltrebaW., rl&blhander, twlee 7·5 end St. Loull whipped New Houston' Drat run In tho baa beMoa Deaperalo Don II York 4-2 in the only otbor ll(lenlac il1ttll1( wheo ~ mJa. 1168. scheduled National League plaJ'd Sonny Jacboa 1 11'01111" Cuellar, a lean 1>11, 161> action. der. Jackson olole second and pounder from Puerlo Rico, won In tllree scheduled American went ID ~ on catcber Joba bll aecond decbloo in_ acUon League gamea, Chicago cUpped Ro!enoro' throw Into cea~· apln$1 the SIX·fooi·SIX 2'JO. Kansas City 3·1, Washis(!lon field. He acored • Stau& I llPI llporta Wrller nn . ...... Casper aeld. l'lltor W..U WtD He certaloly put 11 and bla putter to good uoe Mooday. Casper alolt a pap oot of Palmer's patented pattem of play te wilt bis aecoad Open Utie. He cborged from bebiJtd iD what bad beta 111e typical Palmer lubloa, to overtake the :Astros Top ·LA, ·Drysdale, 4-2 "'*' .... J~ea Is Planted; Be.ty 810880118 t"!i HELEN HELP US! -HJmUIII 1) w""- about marria&e just don'l The Idea ol tllo daughltr ol simply lll Laurentia' "Matdlilla" film They are not practical, •~ a U. S. President wearinl false eyelubes once ml&ht have ~~~~. Ill wbl~ ·~- ploys~• i~IIY. In~ ~~~~~n.,lh• cue ·· 11e11~ ....111. &,MIIN "" Ul ~ ... ,".' , ......... ,....... been a trivial scanaa1 bu1 uu' do!tbt once the IUYS 11om this Wby 1111'0 - and let'a tell !hal In tllis CoSinetlc Aie, wherein pi the "Ira" wUI remain a to O.Zia aod Harriet, the Jllhl Lynda Blrd'i omnipresent -nat mystery .. · The bust· Mill,.., Alee GUlJiePI!S, Pol'!J liD 111<1 Rutltrinl lllhea .... lfiJ o1 David "Dya" ol "UN· and Roltlle Como, Ed and lylo made the cover of Newsweek CLE") McCallum aild' wife JUI tla SUllivan, Dick VIII Dyke, wltllout comment . . . 11'1 a Jrtlend now Ia fairly official 011'11 loloole, and a 11011 ol strange feminine era 1not that and here'a her reaapna lor JJD'o bappy !liMtrical 0011fonnl•ta tlrt boys aren't even kookier with their Ctmaby Streets auho nlltne down the marllll billa: too l q and too IIUID1lni1ll It ood &irl·lenath l<lollsl "Sodety'1 I!ODVtntlooal rul• _:-::::tlan=-.---"""False eyelashes heYo become 1 2-llaiJy Pa;-.;.,-Mid4leporl, 0., June 21,). topic of no more than palllinJ ootico far from lila once-ver· boten buslneaa ol milady wear· IDI a wJc, In the peal jllll'Cbued only by aad Willi wbo loll tlleir hair after an Olneaa; now tile bigiHtylo sot sport trbolt wardrobea of vatl • -.cJ w(fs, some e•eo lor aport . . t - - by Helen •Gt\•1--' But the female ll<llc · wblcb Ooon !be luddlM trbo admin 1 do CJllilt a bit to holp ~. I YOifl'll AIIID JI'Oil rr. tradlUon Ia the ..,, ~ deu boule every Saia!Uy, 'Jlda t'Oiumn Ia far '"""' ly wldeniDI custom of facial people, lind don't 10 out lltcautt DIJ ibell' prGitlema and surgery . . . A "fact Uft" .,.,.. ' plea!UI'el, their lroublel and lloJ trlelld works SalllrbJ never waa mentioned aoclall1, lull. AI with lht reat of llelell al()bl. ucept beblnd lana, but a o w Help us ' it wtlcomea lauP , . . 011 SUndaJ, lirls (Oirla!l.) at Manhattan but 11011'1 dolllt a Nrloua pany ......... my molber .... parties (we've heard them) qlltllloll with a brual>off, .. end ., alllut bow herd abt openly dlsa108 thOir latH! wrJa. -a II the boule, Celllel II your - · ....,uons llncl .up, wbUe all I ever kle-romovlnc oUJ11cal tmprovt. tolend YOUTH ASKJ:b FOR IT, mente:. ..,.. ol HeltD Help IJa!,_ tl1ll 1lo Ia alt IIG!II1I with a booi Ia Women wbo QIICt didn't dart eewapeper. IDJ' face aU tile tbne. tell 11 they'd 4yed their hair awn ODU.I ITILL ' If I let lllflled ID II IIIJ.., casually meotioD, ''I bad IN atJNNJN0 whore clorrln& tilt weok, a h t my eyes by Dr. SHJ1d.ao Dar Heleo: IDiktl lfiJ • lUI of everytblftJ J last momtll," followed by bUiy I'm ll AU throulh 111J ... bate ID do, ,. e1tt I ean't Jowriting dowo of bll neme II yara I've dated m11111 cllffer· llld uouaiiJ abe .... It "' mt tile reel ptent of aald dermetol- 0111 lellowa but my dale lilt ,lull before lht dille, ao I Iran oeicol SI!CfOt approv" Aiel atgbt took tile cake - or tried 1a won lnalaH o1 aolftl. n a11t friend's ""'"*"HIDOOtbiae ... ·am't wllll we aut on a weefl. One sucb aucceoBiul eye • job to.I have to admit most every ttlght, why doesn't sbe lliY ao, Wlll detailed by a Uldy at • par• lt'a my aoY will try, but 111011 "uow lllstead ot matlai ty recently, wbo quite frankly when • 'ftO' lnelftl lfO. tl '11111 faUlt beeaun I'm •'Jaq." added, "I'm going to have my Ieilow ~ept tryiRC unUI I rave MO'I'HBIILESS whole face done ununill{j boillDear Molberleas: lllm a punch. ed) ss soon as I need il" .... Hn are ..,eauona lhtl When he finally realized I Incidentally, men are havtne it mJchl help: Make a list Ill ov· dono, too, but in tllis suddeDiy •as aorlous he was terribly eiJIItinl JCIU do for .,.,. reversible wcrld, It'• !be maloa surprlled. He said lit n(Und I molber, lbfn ask her what ah• who remain roli<enl about was just JlUIUng on u act, aa wtlllll lf4(dod to II. Poat lho !DOll Jllrla do. their aurface youth . . lt'a ... Then he told me •very eirl Us! In tile kltdten and reporl ly the gals who peach on themhe ever dated expected it. I to her wheo tach job is finlah. selves. ed, evoo 1111010Umeo In froal \bought I woolll die of shock We've now , ..n tile aclilll Well, we spent the rest of tile of the Sunday compellY. album cover for ftle Beatlea' ·Get • dlllnlte rullnl 011 weet .., LP, "Yesterdf)' alii To- evenlne discua•inl oor view& day dslel and "ask olioad, • day," and ll'1 a literal bona:, '"' 11t1a matt<r of 1oinl all th• then pu1 them down .. Jaur trme than wha lilly 111scr1• way. As II turned oo~ we endcaletldar. ed up having a eood Ume and ed 1o us: II shows the Hairy And always remember mo~ Four In butchers' coats witll becominl pretty 1ood friend!. era and llllughtera loolt at llle dismembered toy dolls draped I think I really won him over tbrougb dllferetll eyee. Plrbapa on them and, Ill their laps, eull lltcauRO he wants 1o ' " me her letter to me woolcl aur. of raw r~ meet Rich seem again - oo my terms. My question IJ: Am I under- prise you - aid ae. -H. like torsoo, Umlle, ....... Capsexed, or aro u- oilier &!ria 1141 Re<orda rae off the cover at the lllslaten.. of !be Beedea, be dated ovmexed?-CAROLI: Dear HelD: My Jllrl friend and I are aJ. hoi m holding It momentarily Dear Carole: most 18, but 11111etimu wt Neither, probably. You aim· for one last desperate disualion The major coatribulion ply live by a different HI ul tel llh elght·ywo0141a, juallor tile full of IL Other day we wenl of The BeaUoa alway• baa been vaiUea. lo the perk aad played .. tba But you're 1ullible If you fail their sense ol humor. but tills isn't humor, nor wit: it's mere- rw the male 11110, "AU Jllri• aeeaa.wa ond tried hopocolda live ill." 'lbat was old, even i llld juntp rope. we area'l jlrlie ly artoly, revoltiJII. lflno Rake, a Meearthy'a m1 datill(! day!, wbea we call· - .,. lib daacel ... dalel, too. What I mtan Ia !bolt llrla steal<ery waller, I! a Jimmy ed It Ibe ''mile lyln'." ftoutlll.beelod 1al1 are, If •flo aay lt'a awful IG lf'OW up Capey double wbo .... evu ' IIIJihlnfl, undersexed. '!bey just and be "ltdies" don't Iran t. made Cagney htmsoU do a dou· IWallptl the UIIO wtih l.. st grow Up aU that lui. At 11. hie take . . . Prlnceaa Ira Fur· rfllsta~~ce because tlley're anx· you eaa be In two world! IIIII stenherg will drop !be tlllt lw lou! to plnso, a IItle dumb, hm tun Ill botll. ~Ell . and Willi to he where tile .._ HOPSCOTCIIER a jacket or sweater. Tait obott that are woll • broitll Ill. II lion Ia evea If It meaaa adlng Our O.H.: Trut: At II, doil1i "yOIIII(' you wear gl..,.., carry not Vel')' friendly - constantly. litlntls just lor klcia Is more S. way to aet a Lolhar\o only an extra pair but lllo bact oa IUS beels is to tall run tllao wlw!n ,.,.. IIIII your prescription. Wbertver yoe eo. yeu 1111111 blat ,..... ae1eellv1, and. with for mi. -H oat. In moat <OUJitrles pasteur· a gentleman, it's always "lad· '11111 col- II dedleallf It iled milk is safe but 1o be on les' cbolce." This keepo you family u,q, eo I you're btvcbaate and him chasln1. -11. the ale side you ahould ... mly boiled milk. The ..,ilary iQI tid froulllt .. lUI& IIUl'IID TAIII CIIIDII', · ....... let Halell Ill.. YOV. lllndanla of larlt l1dtoll .. IIIVIS BLAME lilt wid aW. 1HICOIIW JGUr most eltl" •e 011 a par willa OWD 1IIIIUIIq ,.,...... A/; lboso In thia COIIItry bot villi Dear Helen: My mollttr W«ks and I dre11 Helen llollel ill Cll'l fl quaint litde 0111-of-lbe way ,.. II your own rlslr.. Yoo kllow •be bomt Urad, ao IIIIa lllwspalfll', obould avoid crellll4r custard· llilell paaterill, marm,uu aDd aala41. Stick. to wall • cooked foods escept lor raw fruita thai you can peel lw yourself. Seft!IHI, NaUonol advertlalna repreaenlatlve BotllneiU Kimball, Inc., 343 Lexlnato• Ave., Ntw York Clly, New York. Sua Pltto. 2 Atl Cincinnati · Clnc:Jnnati St. Louia St. Louis I Cbica&o i. religion. 1 to a local chcrh Sunday IIcht "My family and I converted lor "a firesldL session" showing to the Mormon religion last tnma of bla recent trip to 8outb Jan . .1 and It has belped me VIet .Nam so he didn't 1e1 ID tremendously," disclosed Casp- ~ unW mtdnigbt. er, wboso four stroke trilanph Every week, in whatever "'!...wl ll .. . . over Arnold Palmer In an 18 • city I'm In, leo to one of tbeso 'llda new weapon I! not a hole playoff M?nday came loor fireside meetinga and · there ll elub, like the patter which bas daya before _hil 35111 blrtbday. 110 doubt about It, the cllorcb -·~ him_lltll ao ofte•, but a He aiao reveated that be weot baa pvea me toner otreaath," IAN FRANCISCO (UP!) lilly Casper, tile •ew U.S. Opea champion, ha~ added a aecrel. weappn 19 h1s game and Ills go~era already !mow lit~ . .~ .111ore than enough "'* Entered •• second claaa malll~l matt11 at lbe post o!flea at Pomeroy, Oblo. St. Loui& Casper .Says Religio11 Helped Him Win U. S. ·Open Brt;~adway Jaek O'Brian "Ira Furstenberl" In Publllhed every afternoon (euep1 Saturday I and Sunday by The Ohio VII· if)' l'llllllahlng Company, uo Meehan!< 81., Pomeroy, Ohio 45768. Bualnoaa Of rre. phone 11112-2158. Editorial plume 11112-2157. Nal~ '' lllrlllf!tll Alpat '1, , ... ASHIMDOila ' .·· ~- IIYiila• . �. . . 'I THE DlllY SENTINEL ·voice of Gather Ye Rose Buds-- DEVOTED TO INTiliST 01' MEIGS-MASON AlEA Richard S. Owen, Publisher ' Chester Tannehill, Bdllor "t!•!" u .• IY U1illd I . San Fran Pittsbur~h Los An&elei Phils!lelptua HOU!!tOil Cindnnati Atlanla New York Chicago lubtcrlplloo rat..: DeUvored by car rlor where avaUable, 35 cent1 per wni GIM )'Wir Ia ttlvanct at tbt Dally SeoU ,, ..t ulftn •18.20; alx montba, .8.10: lbrH montb1 •uo. By Motor Route wlltrt curler III'Vict not available one liiOIItb •uo. ly mall one year '10.00; Ill& moDiht, t$.25; Three montba, ta.OO Lui Angel MolldiJt': N.W Yn n Ill' .... !Iefort tilt l'lnt Lady decided II t1111t f<lr Amerlu tbt Beaullful 18 - 65f 'l: dr. ....... tltnd 63 f 100, "'"' 641 500 . cyl. wall 63 lol . Autc htlt 62 4 dl till 64 Coo '"" "'••.... 65 2I 6~ LU 6( Pit 6i .. 50 \ w 6 allrt ll'VIDC up w tblt namo, a farmer In LIMIIIIeu Jaullclled l>la own bl&iJway beau· tlflldoll proJect. 111111 he dlt proved tblt beauty IJ not tll\1 llttlm' tbln upy but that It can bt .... llual-. aao, I. It McDonald of NoWIIUOD, Ll., btpn promotlne the Idea of rt11n111c tbt dreary monotony of the drive a.... Grot River Road In Tenw Pariah. He Ill aa nample by pltntlDI oak and pial - . , myrtle, ro,.., tuUpo, pansies, · - - and other aprln& !Iowen btalde tbt rood. . . . Jtll'l 1'bt ldu caupt on aod 100n, the story 1011, even the humblest homes alolll lbe highway were ablaze each spring with flowertnr beaut,. McDonald donated plants to tbOI!e who couldn't lfford thtrn. Tourlsta who formerly aped throup the area on the way to New orleans began to slow down to look at the dllplay, to stop 1nd tptnd JOmt Ume - and some money. '!bey wmt home and told othera about it. IA&t spring, more tban 100,000 people from all 50 atateo aod 25 foreign countries came to vlalt. One owner of a pneral store reported he had as many cualomera ia one day 11 he uaed to have In three months. It was all started by one man. And hla name waon't Uncle sam. II' ATrue Gauge of Pride l'b 6 <JIIier day an army chaplain got out of hit eli' •nd dellverod a meBSife to a !G I t tl I 5 •I • , Tht Cltvelalld; Olllo, JR<ilbtr telling her that oldtll aon, 18, biJII been illled In ac· 11ot In VIet Nam. "I hope and pray he did IIIII die Ia vain, • abe fl<!lelmed. •er The m-g• Ia deUvered often, !heRO da)'l. All& 0111!1 tbt Involuntary reaction .mUll'- wl.alllr, Meau• DO one lovu war a.... _ ..._ .....lll. To aU of tbeae wt would aay, with deep ro@CI .at111 l)'lllpatby, wblt a lti'IDttr ~to 1:1¥\'tland motbir: _. ~ *Who •ear• the unUorm of thla ..,....,. tit!lln nlll. ''1'1ltti m mlny waya lot a boy to die In Qllil· ..;;. by acctdeut ·or dlseate, through .!Itt ~: . _ IIIIa *" 1 boy wbo put on bla eotulltf• unUorm to 'be a bolter citiJon' (tit IIGy ltacUald tbla). '.'tt ml .had lind to he 100 bow could be • filler ute? To havt becolno 18 to 111ft ~ bDe'l duty 10d one's .... " lllttor Ibm to ban bteOmo an okl llti lhtoup plaYillf II Afe, avolcline duty, ~~~t•' llnd ~ ablltjllf ftaponsillllity. ' "lillllft il'lltrt to be Jildpd lly llllon&tb. It '- to.. 'be judpd by what It lllnda fer. lllilo ~~~~~hi prhir." Bridge-down Welcome .tt(fJ'th - Capitol Comment, Events By William S. White WASHINGTON- Ronald Rea· 10'1 overwhelming seizure "' the nomination for Governor in California is sending aeismic sbocia through the 1111tional Re· pub!icu power structure. Reagan's warm endorsement by former President Eisenhow· er, on one of tho!le now tradi- tioaal pilgrimages to Gettysburl by aspiring G.O.P. poll· ticlans, has had the most profound effects . Most notably, General Eisen-hower's embrace has made it humanly impoSSible for other ambitious ltepoblicans 1o label Reagan a right·wing extremlal, \hough tile opposition Democrats win no doubt continue te do so. ID consequence, he en· ters "tlle mainstream of Repuo lleanism" and cannot be aym· bolically dislod!ed from It by intraparty riVall unless, dur· ing his campaign against Democratic Gov. Pat Bron or later in his career, he should adopt patently far-right attitudes. Alter all, Mr. Eisenllower Is the very lather of mal111tream Republicabism, meaning aonOid Guard but alio non • new liberal Republicanism. An d when he says Reagan is not only acceptable for present pur· poses but would, II elected In November, beeome a distinct Prooidenli'al posslbUity, rivals will thrust in vain again!lt the rock of Eisenhower approval. All this mean• that the loeue of power within the G.O.P. Is movm, farther away from pr.. dsely u- Eastern and quite liberal forces who hafe In ef· feet odopltcl Gov. George Romney of Michigan as their favor ite for the 11188 Prealdential nomination. The •ita! point bert il tbll maimltream Repal>licllliam, IMulh an admittedly aomewhal vacue tag aa aro all tap deJlllll with political ldeoloJieS, io by no mea111 liberal. It Is, by rough definition, a pretty lnditi-1 ...-vatitm wilh j111t a dash of liberalism added. II Reapo'o mission to Get· tysburg bas widoni!CI ovornlghl the Delli of eenuiDe poltllli'al fttpubllcan Praldenlial noinl..... llliiJ also ll1lroduced au!> ite tomplelitlea 101o tllat de velopng race. Even a Reagan n the clothing of a ria:ht-winger - assumiDJ, of course, he is not defeated by Brown - would have bfen a strong force at the 1961 Republican National Convention. In such clothing, however, hi A powtr would have been largely that of veto. In his present posture of mainstreamism, that power could become a great affirmative influence, conceivably for Reagan himself and at m~nimum for any candidate Reagan might support. Richard Nixon's manifest desire to have another go at the Presidency, for illustration, would aulomatically be grtat· ly forwarded if Reagan should be of a'filelldly tum of miod. For Nixnn is acceptable to the Republican center and more or less acceptable even to t h e right wing. Conversely, the buildup being attempted now by the Eastern- ers for Romney has clearly been hurt by what has already happened In California. For no detached observer could find in Reagan's primary triumph the smallest comfort for t he Eastern liberals. U ''right-winger" Is too strong a term for Reagan - and. in practical political fad it II far too strong In tile afterli&bt of Gettysburg - he plainly sym· bolized a surge of aome kiod of conservatism In the nation's biggest state. Nixon could ride such a surge; Romney would find it rnos1 difficult 1o do so, given the nature of bii!l essenllal backing. In lihort, aclor Ronald Rea· gan is shaking up the G.O.P. as the old elephant ha! n o I been llhook up since it fell from natiollal power. in 1900. A1 d llhould he beat bani-pressed Brown in November, the thing would amount 1o nlthlllf leu thaD an earthquake of chang~. low fever, typhus or pique are preva)ent, you m•t alto bove valid proof of vaccina· tioo a&alnat thtat dtao ..... Wben planning yoor trip ~ Is well to consider tile olfect By Wayee 0. Brandllldl, M.D. on your health of the area Most perS0111 rem1in a1 well you exptct to vi!it. If 100 while travellne aa when theY have hay lever you will are at home, but efth a minor ffnd a ·welcome absence ol rtfl" Illness can take all tile fun out ,....., in Europe, Bermuda and of yoor vacation. For that reas- the VIrgin lalands. If yoo have on It is a good Idea 1o have a astllma or other respiratory dl,. physical checkup, including a eases a warm, stable climate dental mlmlnation, beloro yoo if!J recommended. start yoor trip. II yo• plan to If you have a 1111n>ilfloalia. leave the coontry, aa~ your al disease. or an easily opatt doctor about the vaccination8 dif<stlve trad, your best bet you will need. is a cold climate. II you bave The United Stalt Publk a heart diseaoe, bigb blood Health Service recommeods pressure or a circulatory disncclnation agolnat typbold, order, you should avoid bi&h ~nus, poliomyelitis a n d altitudes. dlphllleria for everyone. Tblo ~toougbt~d ·~ ba lo In addition 1o a amallpox given 1o yllur wardrobe. In Yaednatlon which mll!t ban hot bumid areas your clotlliftl beeo done within three yeara shoUld be light In wel()lt IIIII of yoor lat..t return 1o the color, loose In lit and prefer· United Stilet and •olidated ably linen or cotlon, Fllr hJIIb wilb the official stamp of yeur altttudn you must lot ~ local or state bealtll depert· lor warm days and ctld lll&bla· mont. Failure 1o comply with For cold countries provide 1our· tllio rqulalion may I1IHD de- •II with ...Jon DIP! w. . tention for ~ 1o 14 days. lncllldilfll a alee(liftl <IP 111<1 If you are retumiq fl'Gm bed socks. For any <ODI1Iry II • country wbere eholera, yel- ta-lo-araiDc<Mit ... DOllOR SAYS Time •• ' When Ia a motel a moatel? Wilen ll'a a castle In o.m.ay that accepta overnlpt auest~ of course. At ldat two 1'lth-<ilotury moated man· llo1to are belnJ restoted aod reftlrblsbed by th• Federal RqubHc to accommodate tourlsta. The water·!llled ditcheo aurround· lng the caallea, orlgJnoiiJ deolped to di,. courqe unw&llled vlaltoto, aerve u U81quo toutlat alttldlona. ly GARY KALE • I HEoN WHeN ~ OVER Hf: flAS TO MAKe LIKE A CrlOTCfifTV CRITIC ANP SUMS IT UP 'TflUS •• •• pound Dodger hurler Monday when HoustoA slopped Uis Angeles~ In fa!!t, Jt was Cuellar who Immediately made Drysdale wish hi had spent more time tralaiDg. asd a lesser period CO!Itract haggling when beat Loa Angeles 1-0 in relief on April li and &reased the skids for Don · Wlttl FBth Gomt Cuell tteltod · ar P J.us1 one . D1Jbt · T0p R.ecJs Face ' • , Dur . mg Clubs R D Next 7 ays . . the par·matchlag Casper Th&t WM a far cry die ae¥f1Htroke load whtdt he beld over Casper at the tnd o1 the frOIIt nlnt•lil Senday'o play but it loeftlecl ·m. a h!r 'ooe. llowe¥er, Palmer agaio touna 111e back alno moro 111aa he <IOUid muter. Ir;, Forked ROD Approved for 'Hlp Motors sectnld dlvlslne lor or the llltWI! back 1n1v conleltion Nal)imal LeaiJUe pentalll. :." Toalibl the lleds meet Pittsborgb ·te iici< off a Dine-day lpllllt> ·whlch they lace the lhree .leoms bigbest up in tile alalldlnga. Tbe Plutet boll! down .second ~.J~,games back o!•.pace, oteltllfl saa,,FraDclS<!O. l.to Augel" hbebiDtud . 211 lamtl ':~G~Ia~, "M IBn~. CiJiclrutatl, wbleh Is seventll, Ia a luU 10 IOJiifil down to ian Fra!lc.... • Tht ·Redo .hlfO three with tho Pirates and IlleR ~::..:"!tiD...':. • hy three games with tbe era » oomp!N the 1on1 IIBDd. .. A apll~ o1 lboso games, .. entry. 9 tho mlDua side, Cincbnlati In 1 : . It now II. 11 "t:s~ds I ,. . . · p ates, Bombers Get WI"ns . I. 1 • -Vie...., LEADERS Racine Scores 13-4 Triumph Over Portland Ortiz Retains Lj·ghtwe·I•ght ., ' TJ it eWith TK0 Win Monday PIT'I'SBURGH (UPI) oald earloo Ortiz, matltr of time. job," he aeltl. Vldory Will Help 0 rIll, whose e amp a cUmaa 11 primary to get beck It New 1 ~~~~~ ~~: I eg.: tree passes and yielded four a& be weat tile roult. Greg pitched the di1lor Portland, faaned two walked loor. . 1 Bal ~ :: ~ ~ :~:: ·ay : : . ~~n::."::.a~ 61231 3t 74 .312 , Natiooal League 1, 53 191 34 iit1 .309 i Loti Ang 01• 000 tOO - %4 % 54148 II 4i JtN · -\On 1110 tltlb- 4 I 3 56 201 32 60 .299 Dryadale, Perraauld (II, . 44144 II 43 Jll9 ~ !I) tUUI llooeboro: , Cal iitl2t3 28 63 .Z911 Roberti, Cuellar (1), oweno (9) · Powell, Hal 58191 10 56 .293 ud BalomaL WP-Caellar 15Heme R11Do 111. LP-Dcylllale (UI. I N a I h 111 Leapot Aoroa,. 23; Alou, Braves 17; 100 010 300- $ Hart, Gianta 16; Santn, CUba, Atlanta 010 310 201-7 12 1 Giaoll and Torre, Short, Roebuck <4), Fox (7) , Braveo 15. Herbert 18) and Dalrymple; Amerlcaa League: P'. Robia- Oollinger (7·7) aad Oliver. LP aoa, Oriole& and Scott, Red Sox -Fox 11·%). HRs-Torre (15th), II; Killebrew alld OliVa, TwiltO Oliver % (2ad & !rd), Callisoo 14: B. Rob1osoo, Orlolea 11. <4th). \IUBI Balled Ill N a tin al Leaguet Aaron, New York 020 000 000- I U Pbila It·More Reds Nominated for HaD of Fame ri ·"*· ' ~~t~:~=~ 1 62,Two U1S"oidtlmei'l aad Will· bet ' leclltl from 11110111· playet I ll or more. HARDWARE 63 DODGE POLARA CONVERTIBLE the Eplero Leap. ··1495 GMAC Financing Available WNCHEON SEr·. , Y011 choice of plate, cup or ''-·· '- . I KARR &VAN • AGENCY, INC. >:' Cadillac - Oldsmobile ~Paul VI. 'I'Joa'D IJb.OUf Qul1ltJ WU·el 'lolJII BnsiNII~ ~ A iJioulhl lor llle drtt" AJIIerlaJj tlet(PIIr 'ltieod6r• -.(j< ' W'f.. r..r ~d:_ "Man never !aDa : ~ -· . ~ ·, ; . ..... ' . .' . . wl!en you buy 7gallons of ' ASHWD VITALIZED GASOUNE , _ aparkllnB hlncheon sets In an Ea~y AmerJ. can ctySilll deslif1 are Ideal lor use indoora IIICI outdoors ••• at lunch time .• , snac:k limo ••• fllld parly time. You'D want aeverol. piece settlnp, ao , . atart c:oltectlnuour plates, cuphnd saucers-· ·,, You 811 your ell*- FREE each ljme you buy o1 Aabland VItalized GaiOIIne. This olfet lo limited end ontr at yaw AabiMid 01 Deeler dlapl8ylfte 1111 "f~ L.UIQI, · - ,.Ions EON SET" lf&nl Clt\WI ...... Wli eleet.d ,.ur IIIII e11011e die 1111111 ' I SPECIALI PAINTS 1141> die •truaJe ftlr <bib &lind Ia die IIIIJtlt. To 14~ Our Weekly COCHRAN In ,a_ F. l ,!""lh: =I 10. ' 1 Vl!: = v- r 1 Reclla bitting waa led by ooon u poaaiblt. He aaid Hart wtth a home run over Blzzarro wu triple aod Neaao With a "a thousand apeecbea alngle and double. Other Ita· SOO,OIO voles." aillt bitlart _were David Crow, ~trip~ ,:t;udtlyRobePy"';"· Raab Allor the politicking, ha .., Py . es, taC t. go alter the double, BRd Pole Sayre, Brei erowa. Hart, aod David ThOI!I, a 111. The TKO &ave Ortiz 1 each. mart of • willa, btcllldlag itockouta, against aeven a draw and one wao ao easy u J . Jlizarro bas u GREEN BAY (UP!) -star - ~=:..i:D~;~Ma=y~:;.!G:ilt~nta::...•:nd~St.~Lo~UIB~~300:.:000:.1~01:~-4~9~8 he d be b h .., pau receiver lloyd Dowler of wow ut e 10 aid dran twice. the Greeo Bay Packers ,;•ned me wben be kept running," the -. 29-year-old Ortiz said. The f11bt. uttouDy -year CtDtracl Monday Seored Cotulllently and broadcaat hy wltb tile NaUtlllal Football But \t really wau't Nt:: ,lork IK., wu u Llleut champloRs. CINCIN!IATI (UP!) - Ten a used car aalesman when aueceoa, but • llnanclal ftop. Dowler Ia! the team last year I lliGh eaadidateo from among Isa't performing It> the Ia cateheo wltll 44, eood for 110 11 drew 1 crowd o1 f,20I Cln$UU Reds oolmalteuvered Ortiz a of $1t.OOO Jerds and four louchdowns. Re i era beet tile first 11 rounds, bobbinl .,.... · waa named 1o the Weot Pro tile Hell of Fame. weaviHg, staylnl out of Ortiz bad a IJUII'Uiet Bowl team. ! Fana will cboooe one of tbe of danger and -1n1 aad 10 per ceol of~ ~:lr~;;,;:~~;;;;;~~~ playfn, who will be leltUy, but lightly. televlaioo proceeds. B July Ill ill uremonioa at eros· "The pUIICb that sank received a nat 16,000 Iuper Pnmlum Quality lfy 1l'leltl. waa 1 left book 1o the """'' " 1 The DimtiHeea are Infielder grinned Ortiz, who wel&hed Bobby Ada1111, !MWS: p1teber evee 135 to Bizzarro's ~~~~'<j ~lEW Jot Jleaa, 114(1.47; iii!Ielder "That really put him down." PIBI'ON ' Grldy Halloo, 191U4; Bizzarro said he waa hurt . DETROrr !UPU ~~:;";; Jl Eddie JIOII, 181U/1111d ltiii-4J; the bombardmen~ but felt IIIC Ray SCOtt llped outfleldlr MI k 0 · McCormick flgllt was ~ too quickly two-year contraet wltll Decorator Colors JIN0-43 aad IP\6· slloristop "I knew 1 was bit, but · Detroit Plllool ol the Nati-'ll tile ~. 19S6-3'1 and JM3.f/. wasn't groggy," aeld tho :~:~ BuietbaU Aaaoclatloll. ~·ueiii,...•SE eateber ~y Mueller, llltHf , Bizzarro, Scett, a H forward, '"' VIA 1010 V·8 engine, automatlo tnna., power braifs, power and ~~ plteher Kett Raf. 6r&t 11mt Ia IU polnta fer 1 lest Y~i~ Hwohl Ch1M, Mer. leoaberger, .!8&7-54; pltcber £1. career,. "llftlll OO:.n, but 1 He was the P1a1ona Oral di steering, radio, aew white aldewaUa, wheel discs, light Mtddloport mer Riddle, ll!3t-U end !till up qulei and shook dtolce II !Ill a!ltt piiJIQI blue with white top 10d blue vtayl Interior, 41,000 ,.... wvt-un end outlleldlr llailk Sauer · with lho Allllll• ~ea111 milea. Cadillac trade-in. T...y Ia 'l'lleadQ, Jane Jl, tilt 172nd clay ot 1• Willi 11)1 "' follqw. Tho JIIJOn Ia between Ill lltW phae end llrll <pllller. The moi'DIII& aiara are llltl Saturn. . TIW wenlai alar Ia ......_,, 'lilt Flrlt lAdy o1 lha Oallod Stales, Martha WaaiiJIIton waa bora on ll1la day Ill 1'131. On tllil day ill hlatory: Ill Hll, flit IJ. L CIMiltulkla IIlia effect a• tho lqlslaiUie of New llttltj111111rt nUlled I~ the Dilttb 11a1t to do Jndia~i 1 6nd whea the time eamo, a matter of seconds. the Puerto Rica• Brou resideat caa settle ..-.oot 011 the plus side, to .a more Important battle won't win•ing the Democratic Ilcbetluled to 8lart tonlgbt li!>• for tile New York lite RNa Ia Haak Flscher Senate. Iotter Ill bla Drat Cinclnoati He figures he gained lui -kead.-Sieve Blass (I>!) 300,000 volts to that wiiiWOJt for tho Pirates. Monday night when he acored · terbnical lmockout over Blzzarro of Erie, Pa., to world llghtweil!bt 1J Vallet! fttaa llllaulloMI Jlloi , . Malrl .... lllag pllcl1er flO' the !eating Roo CIOJiclJ of Net dslaUs of the ' ..,..; IDnted lu. fourth Blarted a tltret-1'1111 AllanIa surge. Denis Menke Keith Vanlnwage,.adlaili"to ~f' walked and Felix Millan Maj.,. lloape Staadlnp ~- Leopo knolors held the ,.,, 111 followed with a double. Both By Uniled Preas JBteruUoul W. L. Pel. 6B "'· • lead off hom<r were drivte Ia 00 Tony Nalloul Leagao Baltimore 42 22 .656 •• Cra•g in tile sillh, a CIODbller'o alnlle. W. L. Pel. G8 ' Detroll llll 21 .821 210 ~U aingle by Rlck Martin,' ?J!~i Cloninger evened hla record San Fru 40 20 ,615 ... Cleveland 37 23 .617 3 lng and losing J at 7·7 u be allowed seven bill. Pltllburgh 37 25 .697 1'4 Callfornill .Sii It ,53t I 1 For the Senators, ver10 1£irl: The key Pbiladelpbla blows Los Angeleo 37 27 .571 :1'4 llfilmesobt 30 32 .484 11 ·Paul Saro&Sy, obief of the Dl· : Rick Howard and Sieve were Johnty CaUiaor'• fourth Hoosloa . 35 30 .&311 i CbiCIIO 30 12 .484 11 ..lsien o1 watercraft announces : bad singles · Bruc.: Hawl')\o homer of the soaso• in the fifth Philadelphm 35 31 .sao 51> Jllew York 26 33 .441 1311 tltat as • result of the Public I singles, and Chester iloiw!f, end Bill White'a three-ruB St. Louis . 32 31 .508 7 Wasbiogtoa 28 38 .424 1$ Hearing held o• May 5, 1966, triple. . . double ill the seventh. Terry Cmcmnati 29 34 .WI to I Kaltsas Ctly 25 38 .397 1611 rules and regulations concern- Martin fanned •.. Foz, in relief. lost his serond Allula 30 ;t' .441 Ill> I Boslon , '13. 41 .349 1911 ing tbe operatioa of watercraft ed 8 inlo the fifth lopped Cleveland 4-2 and single. (IIITie In throe decisions ' New York 24 37 393 !4 I . Moaday 1 lleaolll on waters under tile jurisdiction couldn't get anybody .OU! g Califor11ia downed Minnesota 5- Houston scored its 5econd run St. Louis won its fourth CbJcago 20 41 .3%8 l8 1W~shmgtcm 4 Clevel~nd 2, of the Ohio Division of Wildlife, Br1an Mullen came Jh..lG~ 1 3 3. iD tbe fJfth on a double by John consecutive game with the help Mondafs Resllltl :Cincago .Kansas City . • · Divismn of Parks and Re- a S!X-run fire set by the SelJa. . Cuellar, doing double duty for Bateman, Robert's linJle and of Lou Brock's two stoleH bases St. LoUJs 4 New York 2• mght cam 5 Mmnesota I, D1£ht and the City of Colum· tors Mullen fm1shed fannirll · manager Grady Hatton as a Joe Morgan's sacrifice fly tbat against the Mets that raised his Atlanta 7 Plula 5· mght (Only g~mes scheduled 1 as requesled, havt:' been 2. walkmg 2. starter and reliever, came tn wa• caught on a sensatiOial season'• thefts to 25. Brock Houston 4 Los Angeles 2, nJgbt Tu.esday • Probable Pitchers adopted. Vamnwagen mowed down P. after Los Angeles Ued the score pia) by Davis. be@;an 1 three-run Cardinal (Only games scheduled) Mmnesota at C a II f 0 r n 1a This means that on all watfrs Jnd 1ans baUt"rs by at~;f:p In the seventh Inning againsi OU•er Bomera Twice outburst In the first when he TU<sd~y'• Probable Plt<:bero (msht)- Perry '2-t) vs Lopez where boating is perm11ted, walked 4 '' ~Robin Roberts. Gene Oliver'• second homer walked and stole second San hancls<.'O at ChJcag~.~- (3-6). . except Kiser Lake. eledrir mo. ActJon <~t Middleport park tllJJ Score Twle< of the gamo cominl after Singles by Phil Gagliano Curt Mancha! (12·2) vs. Haads 15-4). Chicago at Klftsas City lors of less than four horsepow- evening has !he Midd\lllloll P<> H 1o •• t 1o ba 1 Fell ' • New York at St. Lou" <mghl) (mghli- Jobn (5-41 vs. Hunter er . re allowed ous n ••en wen I or pe Alou'a single, broke a~ Flood and Mike Shannon helped -Selma (3 21 ., Slallard 1121 , <5-& • a ny Barons playmg tile Pollli!IIOY CUellar in ll1e eighth and scored tie and dropped Phlladelpbla bring the runs across and give . . • 'I ). . . . The horsepower limitation on Pony leam m the!~ lir!il of,lhJee . J' W . . PIlls burgh at Cincmnati ' Detrott at Washmgton (mghll l Cowan L ke Pymatunmg Burr 1Wice. 11_11 yon star~ the mto fifth plaee beblll(t Houstoa. ~er ~elson Briles his second (night)- Biass 15 _1 vs. FJscht!r i-McLain {10. 3) vs. Segui (2.5), ka La, k Lo A . scheduled meetmgs of * •MD1 B lt'm rally agamst Drysdale wtth a Oliver' a tint home run in tbe Will ag811l8t five losses. e at NeYork Oak La e, .e gan , ctJon meL ·' ' ~· · ;~ 12 1., A 1 a 1 or "' · , Lake and Gmlford Lake h0:1s . . Phi\ode\phia at At Ia n t a twi-night)-Bertalna 0·21 and Ibeen raised to 10 horsepower. Leflhander Ci e~ W~,!:f.!'. Ia II". (nighll- Shorl <8·4) ••. C\oniA· IBarber 16-21 ••. Petersoa 15-5) On S!rouds Run Forked Run scheduled lo star\ for"'~ B~r· lotemadonal Leqne Staodillga ger tli-71 and Slottlemyre (~) Knox and Veo t , Lak es, mo1o rs. dons and Bob r H•gOtloander P _ - ,-J ... l!ur· : BJ United Pren IDteroational i Los Angeles at Houston Cleveland at Boston I.night)- ' not in excess of four horsepow- ette gr orne, oy. Toledo W. L. Pd. GB · (nighl)-sutlon <l-SI vs. Farrell Bell (li-ZI vs. Sheldon (4-lll. er may be used -·--· - - ••• · Columbue 35 21 .625 ... U·5J. Wedoes<lay'• Gam" For the City oi Columbus. the STUART FP.>; E ,, •I t;., II 17 .»1 I Wednetday'a Games llfinnesota at California, night water ski zones as now laid out ! NEW YOi!K tUP!t The Pirates romped 1o 1 II).S,stngle. 30 27 .526 5I> New York at Sl Louis night Chi atKan City 2 twi·night ; ed slugger Dwk Stuart bec.an>., a over ~ ~~ ~nd Dodt he o:::e~ Bote·~ 30 30 .500 7 ISao Francisco at 'chlcag~. 1 IDetroit at Wasbbtglon, Dight were- approv . ---- - - ; free agen t Monda, ..."""' 01 . p as 8o e, Le gera ik' I~ nd mlk rs, Richmond 29 30 .492 71> Phila at Atlanta, nighl Baltimore at New York, night club claimed him alter WSiffi'S mM ndaomeroy ys ague slit mRg ooRol e gh I • .~~ ~~ Buffalo 17 30 .474 81> , Lo• Angeles at Hous"'n, •ilhl Cleve at BostoR, 2, twi-night Selma, Bearnarth 18) and •skl'd by the New ·0 y. our. · ac weut u• wr 26 31 .456 t\i ·~ -- -~-· - --- - - - - -·· -· ·-· - !· Taylor; Briles, Hoerner (9) and had expired. "' · 1,,. hurled the distance for lance for tile Dodgent laaniai 24 31 .400 IS While, Phlllies 43 ·, Flood, Cards McCarver. WP- Brlles <2·5). The Mets asked . •watv,er, • last Pirates in their rout over two ud walklDI four. M da •p "· 1 Jel• .. Faulk fsnned 14 and on y'• Resnlts and Allea, Phil\ies 40. • - se1ma (3-31. week 10 give the lir~l ,tia~~ffiiO only two wslks. Souls- Bomber blltera wen Rn Red Sox I IL AIIStara 4, Amerlean League: B. RobiahiS uncoodttlonal r~lt'.(ls~ ... started for the Jets and was Vance with a home run aad • w· ;'Rf.IIM\1' 7 r nrer ~ By Unlttd Pres• lnteraattenal 43; Oliva, Twills aad (Only games scheduled) --... .:~J.~,w, . 1 by Gilmore ill tile filtll. ~le, Gary Dull aad Jlm National League RobinsOH, Orioles 40; Knoop, American League ISanders l81 and Roof. , . , 1 Geltl!tg the only Jet bits m, each two •inlles; DorROy, G.AB.R.R.Pcl. Angels 38. ,Cleve 010000 }{1(1 .. 2 7 3 Horlen (3·7). LP-stal!ofd' (1). Andy Vaagha• wilh a Oblinger and Bob Black, eacb Stargll Pitt 54198 30 65 .328 Pil<:hlng !Wash 020 lOt OOx-4 61 ' 1). HR- Roor 13rd\ . .. '·, and T. Soulsby witb a a double and abtlle and Tom Alou, Pill 54~ 28 67 .327 1 N a Ito a al League: Perry, I O'Donoghue. Radatz t8i and . ·n. . Pirate bitters were Jon LoweryudLoiiDioBiack,a ·Mota, Pitt 481311 18 45 .324 iGianta 8-1 ; Martchal, Giants Azcue; Richert < ~) and Minn 01!100800..-1 ,11 two triples. Case gle aach. l'lmnte, Pill !8 243 3t 78 .321 ' aJid Koufax, Dodgers 12-2: Camilli. LP- O'Donoghue 15 31 . Calif 100 000 )lx-c t ,.,, 0 1 home 1'11111 'and ' dou· lltdger ptayera aettlnl Morgan, Hou 64 235 33 75 .31V iKnowles. Phillies Ii-I ; Bla88, _HRs-Camilli <2odl, Colavito Grant. Wurt~.n~loo ..(1.) .. Md 1 . Jed Will, s dooblo . and ...... R. Roach, a alnglo Cepeda, su. 47 149 17 41 .31$ lPiratel alld Regal, Dodger& .. : (7th ). ' Baltey: Brunet. Burdette 11\, siHgle and M. N....lroad, Chuck ltrlplo; Jne Buck, 8 homt Carty, All 61176 2t 55 .313 1.1. 1 !Lee 181 and Rodgers. •·1/r· and M. Dillard, etcb 1 and E. F'b a •'•"'• Rae'-- -ed 1 l!-4 wl Flood, SIL 63247 28 77 .312 Ameri<aa Leagae: .. Watt, Chicago 100 010 Oto- 3 7 0 Burdette (H). LP--{;ranl 11""• .....,.... ... . . n OV· ' AIIen, Phil 48158 411 49 .310 Orioles and Pizarro, Wllite So,, ·Kan City 000 010 ootJ.... I 4 t 9l. HR-sieborn (3rd1. · · 'the PortlandLe:~tes~~~:; ! Sanlo, Chi 61220 38 111 .3415 6-1; S. Miller, Oriole& i>l; ! Horlen, Locker (8), Pizarro • . ·, American Leagne s.Riord, Angelo 7-Z: McLaiH, 111 aJid Romaoo; Stafford, tOnly games schedu~~~ ;~ G. AB. II, B. Pel. Tigera 10.1. Mike Nease, a rlghtllander, Bal 62 ZZI 51 74 .335 ----- In Pomeroy Boys' ActJ•On CINCINNATI (UPI) - What IItty do aurtng· tile next week probably Will decide whether the etncfnbatt Reds liAlsh iJI the BERRl'S wesl I'Mllle 1!llnt lo 111111111 tile Ja..- fllm!l urt~~­ clll'elf io tlte Amertean .COIII111811d. bt • • Olo'IIIUII llllllla :u for a tw.llrokt 1111rp - ~I a. lllllrl blrlllilo" ··- ~ ·-·--··*'• dlqrunUed Palmer wbo!t plaJ· off lou waa ~~~ udrd iJt tllret tries. "It's pttiRg te he a danul babU," sighed Palmer, wbo agailt looked like be wa& going to wilt bis 10<0od Open crown 1111ten he shot tile front Dine of the urrow, tree·llned Olymple Club aourso 11 a two-un<Ior-par inlling Monday and picked up alttgle aad made second wheo his llltb VlciOry without a lola. Willie Davia bad trouble Mike CUellar II the latest Drysdale lost hla !lith coasecu- eom1n1 lfiJ wttb tilt baH. llulty Carlbbean···eomel 19 join the live decision and nlatll of the Staub tllfli doubled w,;m home War OD Dot Dryadale. aeasoo when he wao touched and !bat waa aU for Dryedale. Juaa Marlehal· of the Domini· lor aU four Houstoo 1'11111. . , tal Bepubi!O, .lin Francilf!'O'B Atlanta defeated Pblladelpbia error led to ltrebaW., rl&blhander, twlee 7·5 end St. Loull whipped New Houston' Drat run In tho baa beMoa Deaperalo Don II York 4-2 in the only otbor ll(lenlac il1ttll1( wheo ~ mJa. 1168. scheduled National League plaJ'd Sonny Jacboa 1 11'01111" Cuellar, a lean 1>11, 161> action. der. Jackson olole second and pounder from Puerlo Rico, won In tllree scheduled American went ID ~ on catcber Joba bll aecond decbloo in_ acUon League gamea, Chicago cUpped Ro!enoro' throw Into cea~· apln$1 the SIX·fooi·SIX 2'JO. Kansas City 3·1, Washis(!lon field. He acored • Stau& I llPI llporta Wrller nn . ...... Casper aeld. l'lltor W..U WtD He certaloly put 11 and bla putter to good uoe Mooday. Casper alolt a pap oot of Palmer's patented pattem of play te wilt bis aecoad Open Utie. He cborged from bebiJtd iD what bad beta 111e typical Palmer lubloa, to overtake the :Astros Top ·LA, ·Drysdale, 4-2 "'*' .... J~ea Is Planted; Be.ty 810880118 t"!i HELEN HELP US! -HJmUIII 1) w""- about marria&e just don'l The Idea ol tllo daughltr ol simply lll Laurentia' "Matdlilla" film They are not practical, •~ a U. S. President wearinl false eyelubes once ml&ht have ~~~~. Ill wbl~ ·~- ploys~• i~IIY. In~ ~~~~~n.,lh• cue ·· 11e11~ ....111. &,MIIN "" Ul ~ ... ,".' , ......... ,....... been a trivial scanaa1 bu1 uu' do!tbt once the IUYS 11om this Wby 1111'0 - and let'a tell !hal In tllis CoSinetlc Aie, wherein pi the "Ira" wUI remain a to O.Zia aod Harriet, the Jllhl Lynda Blrd'i omnipresent -nat mystery .. · The bust· Mill,.., Alee GUlJiePI!S, Pol'!J liD 111<1 Rutltrinl lllhea .... lfiJ o1 David "Dya" ol "UN· and Roltlle Como, Ed and lylo made the cover of Newsweek CLE") McCallum aild' wife JUI tla SUllivan, Dick VIII Dyke, wltllout comment . . . 11'1 a Jrtlend now Ia fairly official 011'11 loloole, and a 11011 ol strange feminine era 1not that and here'a her reaapna lor JJD'o bappy !liMtrical 0011fonnl•ta tlrt boys aren't even kookier with their Ctmaby Streets auho nlltne down the marllll billa: too l q and too IIUID1lni1ll It ood &irl·lenath l<lollsl "Sodety'1 I!ODVtntlooal rul• _:-::::tlan=-.---"""False eyelashes heYo become 1 2-llaiJy Pa;-.;.,-Mid4leporl, 0., June 21,). topic of no more than palllinJ ootico far from lila once-ver· boten buslneaa ol milady wear· IDI a wJc, In the peal jllll'Cbued only by aad Willi wbo loll tlleir hair after an Olneaa; now tile bigiHtylo sot sport trbolt wardrobea of vatl • -.cJ w(fs, some e•eo lor aport . . t - - by Helen •Gt\•1--' But the female ll<llc · wblcb Ooon !be luddlM trbo admin 1 do CJllilt a bit to holp ~. I YOifl'll AIIID JI'Oil rr. tradlUon Ia the ..,, ~ deu boule every Saia!Uy, 'Jlda t'Oiumn Ia far '"""' ly wldeniDI custom of facial people, lind don't 10 out lltcautt DIJ ibell' prGitlema and surgery . . . A "fact Uft" .,.,.. ' plea!UI'el, their lroublel and lloJ trlelld works SalllrbJ never waa mentioned aoclall1, lull. AI with lht reat of llelell al()bl. ucept beblnd lana, but a o w Help us ' it wtlcomea lauP , . . 011 SUndaJ, lirls (Oirla!l.) at Manhattan but 11011'1 dolllt a Nrloua pany ......... my molber .... parties (we've heard them) qlltllloll with a brual>off, .. end ., alllut bow herd abt openly dlsa108 thOir latH! wrJa. -a II the boule, Celllel II your - · ....,uons llncl .up, wbUe all I ever kle-romovlnc oUJ11cal tmprovt. tolend YOUTH ASKJ:b FOR IT, mente:. ..,.. ol HeltD Help IJa!,_ tl1ll 1lo Ia alt IIG!II1I with a booi Ia Women wbo QIICt didn't dart eewapeper. IDJ' face aU tile tbne. tell 11 they'd 4yed their hair awn ODU.I ITILL ' If I let lllflled ID II IIIJ.., casually meotioD, ''I bad IN atJNNJN0 whore clorrln& tilt weok, a h t my eyes by Dr. SHJ1d.ao Dar Heleo: IDiktl lfiJ • lUI of everytblftJ J last momtll," followed by bUiy I'm ll AU throulh 111J ... bate ID do, ,. e1tt I ean't Jowriting dowo of bll neme II yara I've dated m11111 cllffer· llld uouaiiJ abe .... It "' mt tile reel ptent of aald dermetol- 0111 lellowa but my dale lilt ,lull before lht dille, ao I Iran oeicol SI!CfOt approv" Aiel atgbt took tile cake - or tried 1a won lnalaH o1 aolftl. n a11t friend's ""'"*"HIDOOtbiae ... ·am't wllll we aut on a weefl. One sucb aucceoBiul eye • job to.I have to admit most every ttlght, why doesn't sbe lliY ao, Wlll detailed by a Uldy at • par• lt'a my aoY will try, but 111011 "uow lllstead ot matlai ty recently, wbo quite frankly when • 'ftO' lnelftl lfO. tl '11111 faUlt beeaun I'm •'Jaq." added, "I'm going to have my Ieilow ~ept tryiRC unUI I rave MO'I'HBIILESS whole face done ununill{j boillDear Molberleas: lllm a punch. ed) ss soon as I need il" .... Hn are ..,eauona lhtl When he finally realized I Incidentally, men are havtne it mJchl help: Make a list Ill ov· dono, too, but in tllis suddeDiy •as aorlous he was terribly eiJIItinl JCIU do for .,.,. reversible wcrld, It'• !be maloa surprlled. He said lit n(Und I molber, lbfn ask her what ah• who remain roli<enl about was just JlUIUng on u act, aa wtlllll lf4(dod to II. Poat lho !DOll Jllrla do. their aurface youth . . lt'a ... Then he told me •very eirl Us! In tile kltdten and reporl ly the gals who peach on themhe ever dated expected it. I to her wheo tach job is finlah. selves. ed, evoo 1111010Umeo In froal \bought I woolll die of shock We've now , ..n tile aclilll Well, we spent the rest of tile of the Sunday compellY. album cover for ftle Beatlea' ·Get • dlllnlte rullnl 011 weet .., LP, "Yesterdf)' alii To- evenlne discua•inl oor view& day dslel and "ask olioad, • day," and ll'1 a literal bona:, '"' 11t1a matt<r of 1oinl all th• then pu1 them down .. Jaur trme than wha lilly 111scr1• way. As II turned oo~ we endcaletldar. ed up having a eood Ume and ed 1o us: II shows the Hairy And always remember mo~ Four In butchers' coats witll becominl pretty 1ood friend!. era and llllughtera loolt at llle dismembered toy dolls draped I think I really won him over tbrougb dllferetll eyee. Plrbapa on them and, Ill their laps, eull lltcauRO he wants 1o ' " me her letter to me woolcl aur. of raw r~ meet Rich seem again - oo my terms. My question IJ: Am I under- prise you - aid ae. -H. like torsoo, Umlle, ....... Capsexed, or aro u- oilier &!ria 1141 Re<orda rae off the cover at the lllslaten.. of !be Beedea, be dated ovmexed?-CAROLI: Dear HelD: My Jllrl friend and I are aJ. hoi m holding It momentarily Dear Carole: most 18, but 11111etimu wt Neither, probably. You aim· for one last desperate disualion The major coatribulion ply live by a different HI ul tel llh elght·ywo0141a, juallor tile full of IL Other day we wenl of The BeaUoa alway• baa been vaiUea. lo the perk aad played .. tba But you're 1ullible If you fail their sense ol humor. but tills isn't humor, nor wit: it's mere- rw the male 11110, "AU Jllri• aeeaa.wa ond tried hopocolda live ill." 'lbat was old, even i llld juntp rope. we area'l jlrlie ly artoly, revoltiJII. lflno Rake, a Meearthy'a m1 datill(! day!, wbea we call· - .,. lib daacel ... dalel, too. What I mtan Ia !bolt llrla steal<ery waller, I! a Jimmy ed It Ibe ''mile lyln'." ftoutlll.beelod 1al1 are, If •flo aay lt'a awful IG lf'OW up Capey double wbo .... evu ' IIIJihlnfl, undersexed. '!bey just and be "ltdies" don't Iran t. made Cagney htmsoU do a dou· IWallptl the UIIO wtih l.. st grow Up aU that lui. At 11. hie take . . . Prlnceaa Ira Fur· rfllsta~~ce because tlley're anx· you eaa be In two world! IIIII stenherg will drop !be tlllt lw lou! to plnso, a IItle dumb, hm tun Ill botll. ~Ell . and Willi to he where tile .._ HOPSCOTCIIER a jacket or sweater. Tait obott that are woll • broitll Ill. II lion Ia evea If It meaaa adlng Our O.H.: Trut: At II, doil1i "yOIIII(' you wear gl..,.., carry not Vel')' friendly - constantly. litlntls just lor klcia Is more S. way to aet a Lolhar\o only an extra pair but lllo bact oa IUS beels is to tall run tllao wlw!n ,.,.. IIIII your prescription. Wbertver yoe eo. yeu 1111111 blat ,..... ae1eellv1, and. with for mi. -H oat. In moat <OUJitrles pasteur· a gentleman, it's always "lad· '11111 col- II dedleallf It iled milk is safe but 1o be on les' cbolce." This keepo you family u,q, eo I you're btvcbaate and him chasln1. -11. the ale side you ahould ... mly boiled milk. The ..,ilary iQI tid froulllt .. lUI& IIUl'IID TAIII CIIIDII', · ....... let Halell Ill.. YOV. lllndanla of larlt l1dtoll .. IIIVIS BLAME lilt wid aW. 1HICOIIW JGUr most eltl" •e 011 a par willa OWD 1IIIIUIIq ,.,...... A/; lboso In thia COIIItry bot villi Dear Helen: My mollttr W«ks and I dre11 Helen llollel ill Cll'l fl quaint litde 0111-of-lbe way ,.. II your own rlslr.. Yoo kllow •be bomt Urad, ao IIIIa lllwspalfll', obould avoid crellll4r custard· llilell paaterill, marm,uu aDd aala41. Stick. to wall • cooked foods escept lor raw fruita thai you can peel lw yourself. Seft!IHI, NaUonol advertlalna repreaenlatlve BotllneiU Kimball, Inc., 343 Lexlnato• Ave., Ntw York Clly, New York. Sua Pltto. 2 Atl Cincinnati · Clnc:Jnnati St. Louia St. Louis I Cbica&o i. religion. 1 to a local chcrh Sunday IIcht "My family and I converted lor "a firesldL session" showing to the Mormon religion last tnma of bla recent trip to 8outb Jan . .1 and It has belped me VIet .Nam so he didn't 1e1 ID tremendously," disclosed Casp- ~ unW mtdnigbt. er, wboso four stroke trilanph Every week, in whatever "'!...wl ll .. . . over Arnold Palmer In an 18 • city I'm In, leo to one of tbeso 'llda new weapon I! not a hole playoff M?nday came loor fireside meetinga and · there ll elub, like the patter which bas daya before _hil 35111 blrtbday. 110 doubt about It, the cllorcb -·~ him_lltll ao ofte•, but a He aiao reveated that be weot baa pvea me toner otreaath," IAN FRANCISCO (UP!) lilly Casper, tile •ew U.S. Opea champion, ha~ added a aecrel. weappn 19 h1s game and Ills go~era already !mow lit~ . .~ .111ore than enough "'* Entered •• second claaa malll~l matt11 at lbe post o!flea at Pomeroy, Oblo. St. Loui& Casper .Says Religio11 Helped Him Win U. S. ·Open Brt;~adway Jaek O'Brian "Ira Furstenberl" In Publllhed every afternoon (euep1 Saturday I and Sunday by The Ohio VII· if)' l'llllllahlng Company, uo Meehan!< 81., Pomeroy, Ohio 45768. Bualnoaa Of rre. phone 11112-2158. Editorial plume 11112-2157. Nal~ '' lllrlllf!tll Alpat '1, , ... ASHIMDOila ' .·· ~- IIYiila• . �... . ···· - .._,._.~ · ~ -"- ·-~.,_ ..... . . . ...,........... -- ... ~ ... ···~ ........ ..,._ --~ · ­ -· ~ . . .... . ·······-----· .. '· . -~. - .. .... .. .. . . . . ~ ·r -z t ?lt17' 19 fi!Y:.,............._ _,.......~. -·· .......... · .. .. ... .. - . . . . -llo .. .,,.,.,...*" • • 11'; I I 111&17 'a[jJU?.Uc'lll··:llfUiio:~iALJ P'r l!liUN . • ')t ,, rl •• I t , IIC"'II, ...-.,,-~)101\ 0., lillie II, - Scientists Taking Strange Lunar Lights Seriously WASIIINGTON !1lPI) -It Jllddleltun& or tbe UDiveni!JipMI Ulde a.UOO. como ·•os turns out 11>11 IIIIIOIIWIIcllanlol Ar~ lllllertook • journe, a re.....llOn." says Mn. lor ll!ll'lJ lour . . . . - llave book ia hlllory k> sellfCb olt llwle)l. • •• f n . ~' '~"""·""" r-~!1-- r.~'"':f1 ...~ ,.,. "•m'l:"'~ f.n ~ltiilm•l 318 si~ uecu lf,lil.~l}i'bli'lo "~~ . ... "*'&.. :o..-~. "'~"';:" •• ' •' • "'-' ~ ~ . f'ted in the past ,....1_ iio-~ "· Ill' untlei = == '"!':· ;J:;. = ·' The nolian tnat tbe .......,... Pittsbure,h Los An&el Philadelpt ·~""' 0 ""'"' ' • -,01'1t':ty N0le8 • • ~ --· fi==n ~ r School Bus Bodymakers Draw Threat from Sax be :;~·:_:: ..t Mro. Fn GilD*'! Ill lfid. ollepirl epi11t ali oftejm<m lin. Huel CarlllllM. I Dilly !enthtel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O, Jtme 11, 1988 I :1!1111 Chester Bible IIIII ~ -.r pia-~":~ erll d:~ ':S!, B~ • Mn. octivity on tbe . - .. • ·Ill' . erll moon may be seething wilhil>- silhtinp datillg back to Mardi, oboi!I'Valioos by astronomers _ . era rs. have _, a Dr. llarokt C. Urey of tho Camenln, "!bore " ·""' diSclosing its internal - ... 1517. They dedlled lbat I• : mo:;.al<llers 111 va=olors In a variety of University of Calilomia at _La agreemen~ that t~e T:;u: occasionally by 5uch mamfesla- ere reliable. The larte ~ tes. ts" lunar locations _ crayish, Jolla, has suggested the poss1b1· ~ ~ ng re~. · San Fran ~ orange violet, flame ,.UOW, ....., Clllled by """'110 111 lostilll T~ 1'nclude pots o1 reddish pint, llld reddish aoetylme liS from tile mooft'l only. Y ' _...,_ color where there was n~ ~ of tbe sllblqs ba'" lllllatll the raoe, 111111' Ill befort. veus of someth g 1 ·-·~ .. _ , ...... ~'l~~" fl""11' . . dav SIIJI)Iy Qtber tempOraruy Ob9cW101 "bt:!!U 111 "'""' ,,....-....). """-~ fGr spacecraft mallei' <JI minultS · ::.tls~igb~Y "~ ':'~lunar::;;, R"or1od :•:.:..~to Mn. ~~y dear Ita~~~ ~·~sciea~~ .Jruelr.r dlalanl decided to tak• oeriously, ~~their 1survrtse. ":,roo: !"::iec:',.! ::.. inc~:"! floors o1 tbe region of greolel\ volcanie "f ~ :: "':: Nl Racine li '" - K;,. 4./i;i. Jlrs. Hael Clnlllla MISS nances .-fU.lCL-va~ ~~~ !'::In ;ls Coalition of 30Million lito home ol Mn. Columllus wW. Mr. IIIII NCtlllly Mr& Beullh .,._,. Mn Jolin Pl!toiiS l!lll l!leir was in .charge of the program Mr and Mrs Lester after whi<h dellcious relrellt- ~He llldepeode!loe, Mo. menta were served. Mr f t Mn. Harry t'urtls oi ti0'thooe~'" 1'se~pa~~~·~•~m~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~W~~~~~~;"~~~~~s~=~-~~=~=~·~~~"~~~~-~~~~~~·~w~b~~~·~,~~~.;~~·~k~,fl~-~l~h~~~-~e~o~f~~~c~~~oc~s~-~·~and ~~~~~~·~~~~~~~ ~~·-~-~~-~w~lli. son, Brad, ..ve moved June 9 at the Metbodlll cburcb and Mrs. Walter Wells Wa~hconsidored respectable. MANLEY PIUIMO'I'IlD Rutland from the late Reva Mills' prop- with farewell dinner at •~-~· IJigton C. H. wasn't always Wh<tl. the '56 Class will I'........1 JloCa' L. Manley, ..,. of ..tJ .., Olllege , ..... to lfid. lor Re\1. and Mn. CL,,• ..,.... Mr. IIIII Mn. Wlllllm Scarry Soviet astronomer Nid<oiOI A. ~ r"' ef Mr. and Mr.t La""""e S. 4lebaurne, W. Va., where be lei I"' an ftlirlofi ... IIIDriiC ..t cbiWreo) of But UWipOOI Kozyrev sa~d be s1ghi<d a Manley 690 LaurelS\, Middle- '-'--•'•tv Notes bas accepted employ.-1. Mr. totbeitlannaiGIQtvllle. 'nlell _,. 'ftlunday 1uesta llf bll gluwlllg enussion of ..... rort Hold Reunion Soe~'aJ News port ~as pniiiiOle<! to Army Kailht ..... osstsllnl ....... _.. ~lid gills. AppiVIi- motber ...... Corrie S<I'T.I ... from the crater Alpbonsus lll ~laHsl rour, J~ 6 witl1 • tadl 1 Rlillaad Ble.- mo1o1y 4i,...lllllls P'-'· Miss a.Unnle lfartlold. 1111 19511 and 1951, many aootber 0 J } 2 d the 18th ,Artillery Germany p.uut£a o1 MJwliP liar· 18 Sch,!'; ~nd aerved on the Vacation Bible School WIS ~ astrooomer Jeered., n Uy 0 Mr. and Mn. Glenn Cline, 'l1le ll • J!llr • old s~dler, a ::y ~rs. Jam<S .:chlng stall of ~ Rutlaocl beld June 6 • 13 at the First paid and Carrie !1<81'1')' were Those who didllt ":" now ac<ompenled by Diane Tolle)~, supply sp<eiallst m Senlce Bat· . Jolin and Red Devlls. Bapllsl Cburdt. There ......, Mrs. Mar) Wood 111111 ..., ot !bey wlthh~ld lberr nre. PT. PLEASANT- The 1956 vacalioaed in New Yort. ,.,., tery of the lith Actlllery's 1:d ~.,!"':Y c:::.bus. 'spent the [ Miss Bre!lda Tumer, daugll·l • stude!lls enrolled with an East Liverpool. . T1lere is rapidly ti'OWing tll'odUOUDI class Poiot PJ<o~•· alto visitod wlth the G<i>rSt Battalion, entered the Army weekend here with Mr and o1 Mr. and Mr.;, Waynel...,..ge daily at12ndallce of 41 · Mr. and Mrs Albert Hill uou~toll St. Lou!» Cim:lnnatl ot At\unla New '):'or It Ch icpgo ~ Pitts. 2 A Clnelnnal Clnclnnal St. Loub St. Louk Cblca&o, ,J(JC" " Wlft guests In 'lbom· glad LoiAaf of Mo~ New~ ' tar IVideneo that the .._ - · ant lllJh Scllolll wiD bold a r.. Murdod< family a\ Dundas, at m July 1161. He " a 11161 grad- M Cl . Taylor and Mr. l Thrner Is empln)'!d in COium- 1The commencement_ program spent tbe weekend ln COiwnilu:' lodeed, '"'" lllld then, bere and unJoa at Krocl\1 Part on .lu'l' the Emel')' Hoggy home in uale of Middleport H1g\l scllool .,:;:· Mr:"Ftoyd Thomas They Ibus si., bas been a student . was bekl $lndll' ni&bl· Olfl· with Mr. and Mrs. Waid Fosl· 1came es .:aolly to attend the at Rio Grande College. there, uhlblt br1ef ell...., '" ,I beginniDI at lG a.m. _T h • """"""Y· and JOurneyod to ' ron and ~n _.. Rev. C. • ll!ld 181IlilY. _. 1 Its generally cadaverou" oom 'ev•nl will be. fomlly PIC •IC ISpringfi•ld, wllere !bey ~ere regalia :d spent S.turdlly OV• i Mr. and Mr.; John Monll!om· o. ()~or, pastor, Mrs. Pvl Larcy and Mrs G.unn, pletulll. di K Everyone is asked to bring • gue<ts of 1!10 family of L1rz\o I , ernighl on llleu bust 011 the ery !Alberta Snowden) and Glenna OConnor, Supt. Teo<ll- lelt Wednesday lor Fl. Blis.' Plllillle V·~ A v y co\'ered d1sh. I Nelstm, and also at the Clar. Oh ·ver al Middleport On daughter Melanae haft aniv- ers wert: Pre-Scboo~ r.targar· Texas. He wi11 be tn eJe·t:"UUUes Explanatloll:; dlfter. but the o.... 1llO r...rvations """ !· ...,.Trainer home and V"i\ed t Sui~ ~I they attended llle bust od ben! ·f..... r.,.'.s, e\ Cole, Vlfginia Nease, Edna ..:boollllll:e '\rmy one most often ~rd IS ~at been re<.-elved to date .. nd 100<;~' .,,,. Pau,ine Phi\lips Re<"ent r:a~~a. and olhi!r enlert.ainmeat Mr Montgomer'lr has beer\ Pickens; Primary I aDd 0, Beu- Mr. and Mrli Francls Mor tht_ moo~ from time to It lilt' 1 plllnnlnc te attend ·~e ask4'<1 gut>Sts of Mr rmd Mrs Gl~n I at lhe regatta stationed witb the u. S. Air lab AutbersOn. Ronda Brt~es, ris spent "lt!Veral !lavs las1 relieves tts ~r distur~ to send the•r reservatuJllS It· Cline ~ KatJe CartJtnter. l The Carleton Sunday School Mr. aod Mrs. JWbcrt Hill, F~. He nas JUst completed Evelyn Fortman. Carol 'IIICOX- week visiting Rev. and Mrs: by ~hat geo\o~rsts ~~~~ out! long with a dollar to Mrs RaY Dora Carpenter and Geurgell had an attendance of 5I and who recently moved to ~yton Ia month 's mtensive trainin& It f!ll : JunitrS I aDd n. Mary K. Glenn Bate at eantbrld~e anc 9011 0 cass. .." Thts" • mild IIHilld Yaq..-. Soothside Solt nowlev . Rulland Dianne Tol- <Jifering of $1Hl oo June ll where Mr Hill has accepi<d Tucsoa, AriZ., in Jll"!!''rallon Yost, PbyU19 . BliteJ,. Belly ID columbds w~th their da~ volciiUC tll'tiVJty in wbich 1drinks will be furnished. ley and t:lona Hanmg and It was announced ihat tile employment spent the past for assi&nmtnt 10 Vet Nam, Diddle, V1rgtn1a Burlle, YOirtb, Ia's and fammts. the Swift~ vapors uDder presslll'!! ~lpe ' Prizto:s are to be awa...,. t.J Tanya Rr ·e !ocal church would have a revival ~ weekend h~ at their home l wbere be will be staticned fal- Sam Johnson, Ollie Mae Cazart. and tbe Schroeders. to the surf-. 'l'hore hav:.been the alumni traveling the furlh 1 Weekend g!H!sts of Mr. and J - !7, 18, and 19. w1th Rev.! on salem S\reel !low. . 1 ~day furloullh. He is wbo beCIDM! W, !Urge l".rimm: Mrs. Ed Condon and MIS! lndiCI~I that tMse pors est and the ()ne havmc t , t Mrs. Marvm Chase were Rev Herbert Grate the ev.angelist I Mr. and Mrs Homer Parker j the 91111 of Mr. aad Mrs. Fro- Pianist, Marp Grimm: Song Mere• Con.:lon '>i Por.tero) from lime to Ume .::: most cbild,.n. Howard Hem llld Rut~ of Services wUI slart a\ I P rn and Sw:y ......, lJI Gallipolis CD Malltpmery of J - leader, Mary K. Yost; seerota- - • guests of \lr>. Maud 1 · , Comml- Ill charce of lll'COmpallled by dast or ar· r !ole · Mich . Mrs. Lester each evening Everyone is wei· 011 Sunday aft<rnoon where they Mrs Montpmery llld dltJibl· ry, Sam J Young on 3unday. • Undl the space ~~sl~': ra111ements are : Mrs. Georg~ Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight come. , VISited will! Mrs. c.arron Snow- er mnain here in Rutland Mrs Maxine Philson ret"med Mr. •aDd \!r.l. """" llill atont, with lis emp lunar Hessoo. .Mrs: James cal_•. Poole ond Mrs. J1m Riddle, St Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith and den and dallibler, Carol Ann- during hil onrseas duly. They lnlm . MeiCs General HO'Ipllal were recent guests of Mr. allli flights to the moon, ell Mrs. Calvan Mltdlell, Mrs. Lois Mary's. W. Va. [ san~ were VlSit.lrs of her stster, ette. Mr. Snowden and sons, are renting the lite Reva Mills' llll iS eonvalese~ng at her Mrs. Ray Satr! at RoseYillf. 8 utronoiDJ' ~as P7r:o,r:..s Harris, Mrs P' ~hard . Hu.r-.,h -1 Am• -·~ those "'ho v1s1ted Mr and Mr s Nichols and fam- Steve. Larry and Gary had property, recently vacated by home. . ~ oeclected field . As _ , rey, Mrs. Dollald Harnson llllri 'wilb Mrs. Murl Galaway were ily ol Oak Hill, W. Vl. Mrs driven their boat to Pomeroy \o \the Frank Knight family. Mrs. Olhe Mae Cowl was a ;villi \be1r big telescopes M.... Yeaqer . \ Mr and Mrs. Hwhard Pmon>ISmiU>'s mother, Mrs. RubY attend the regatta events for The Rutland Hl&h Scbool liledlcat pa1lent II Holzer llos- Do 10 mor~ iDte~ted :~s:~~ st: and Rit::ky, DByton, Mr. and Tredway, who had bee~ visiting the day , band was one of the six appelt· pital several days and was reRocL Slide or and ,gala<&es tha 'l'eless and I PROBE MISHAP Mrs. Ennel Chase, Lee an·l in Oat Hill, ac<OIIIplDied them I Two lblllind teea vocll ing in the Pomeroy regatta parturnod to ~ bo~1 ,.rllls apparently U PT PLEASANT - The Siler· Penny Jean, Amanda, Mr. lllld home for a visit. groups provided enterlalrunent Ide re<etllly. Mlos Lilly lmbo- Mrs. Gerald S1mpson and mert satellile. . tbe oat iff's department lnve>tigaled a Mrs. Eddie Clemons and Tom· Mr. W11ltam King, who Is I : at I he Miss SOUthern Oblo Pq- deft ts the new dnnn majoretle ocm, Mark, spent several days Amon& ~ thinp, . ~ two veh1cle mishap Monday af· my, McArthur. Mr. ond Mrs pal&ent at Holzer Hosp1tal, un· , eant beld In Pomeroy ~ past with Diane Holliday and,_. In Columbus lillb Mr. ot the National A~u~~) temoon on Millstone Road otf James Petty and. family . Me- derwent major su~ last weekend. A girls' trio, made Dean n!tunrinl aa majorettes Mrs. Rex Carlyle. Mtldred Gil lipace A4mlnistro: moon in Rl. I resulting in $54 property Arthur. and Rox&e ond Jarx week and is improvmg. I up of Darlene Smith, Debbie IIllo J!llr. New 11111jore\les al<! Ulan spent SUnday there and 10 land men °~ ted new damage hut no personal mJUry . Woodn1m, local. Karen Pett) Rev. C1yde Hinton, pastor ot ISmith and Bonnie Grate, sang Kathy 'lbomas, Pat Kennedy 1,...;;,,..........._ ...;;;;;;;;;;; 1169 bos llimula The mishap occurrod when a and Kathy Woodrum are spend· I the Carleton Clmrcll, Will al· "You're Not Sick, You're Just : and Barbara Williams. A ls o day eveninl with Mr. and II nterest In. lunar. s~- weft car driver by Harold Dean ing a few days here wath Mrs tend the Umted Brethren Con· . ln Love" and "Hawaiian Lov~ ridilll m the parade were Mrs. Robert Smith, Roberta, Kozyrev' ~~";«' observa Slover, ~~~ and 1 car dnv · Galawoy ' ference at Westemlle slarting 1 Song." A ilarllel'>hop qulll'ltt !he Rullalld <beerleadft'S, bead- Robert and Ernie, of Hysell followed by sunll So en by Isaac Wangh, Rl. 2 South· Mr. and Mrs. Scott l.eed. Rl· llle 21st o1 June and lastmg till of Chest.r King, Gary Drenner, eel by Darlene Smith, captalll, Run Road. Park Far All The Family Ray All:ire and JtotiOr Blllek with Joyce Clonch, Becky Hal- Mr. and Mtl. Homer er ltOIIS by other ostrono-.. lee side, sideswiped on the road ' ta Laura. ll1ane. Charles and the Mlh. 1 willie back, ~· Waugh was Cited for driving [ikott, Rocktege, Fla., are va- ' Miss Sandra Beal •lsited over presented "Tell Me Why" and ey, Boooit Grate and tbe two 'fisited wltb bliJ brotber, Mr. 01 1 Burley NASA Greenbelt tell of center. , Clltioning •I the home of her the weekend with Mi!S Peggy "Aura Lee." Both groups were Dew members, Mary Hall and Howanl Parktr and Aaron aDd >pace FlttMCenre~arbara M' Iparents. Mr. and Mrs. Chlll)<eY Bowers ol Pomeroy accompanied by Sabra Cana· Janice Smilll. Alternates lJI Mr.;. Edl\h Herrna;' ~ \ld., an ISS . staneart. 'nley have been vis- Mrs. Mary Carsey Is here day. the parade were Mary McKin· day mornlnl! at Ule ar er rm illlll with her lather who " staying will! ber daughter Rev. Mr. David Mai1ln o1 Colulll· ""l' aDd C!wlolle Imboden, but ID loog Bottom. <OIIIIned to a Parkenburg Jm. and Mrs. ctydo Hlllloll. ' bus oisil..t thla woek!nd wltb alternate Karen was Mr. and Mrs. C&rl pita!. I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison Mr. and Mrs. William Hostel· anable to attend. of Wbeellng, W. Va., spent I Mkldlepart, O. .C".., I Hildrod Steward Edwards of · and Scol\ visited recenUy with ter and Jim Bill. _ _home __.. ' :__ ' • _ Clevelalld called on friends ln his parents, Mr and Mrs. Olen Mr. and Mr.;. Ptarl LaMIJig ~d SuZJ Parker visited Tu... lllld. There were 5(t pretent at . Ule icinity the past week. Harrison. and Ml-. and Mrs. Robert lUll PT. PLIIASANT - Funeral Sunday School Jllll< 1! will! an 'l1le Busy Bee Society of tbe Mr. and Mrs. Ed King of liar· who were visiting ben! from S<rvices loc Mrs. Lenora Gil1is· offering ol $19.71. The children's Carpenter BaptiSt Cburch met risOnville vlsli<d recently w1th Dayton attended the wedding p1e Scott. It, A!hton. was bekl Day program was presetlled. with Mn. Ret Cheadle Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Cbarln King. of Mr. Laooings' trlllddaiJihl· • today at 2 p.m. in the Ashton Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle day ....Unt. M.... Elizabeth Mr and Mrs.. Roger You111 the you111est_ daughter of Baptist Churtb. Burial foltaw- ud 1011 Larry ud Florerx:e 1Gardner was ~'!m lt>~fll 1 wtre recent VISitors of her Mrs. Lois Cotterill, 1n Lancast· !d in the Bolle Cbl(lel .,..... Clrde spont Sunday with Mr. and used the topic, II Is Fm- poron\s. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne , er on Monday. !try at Apple Grove. lllld Mrs. Ricllanl Gaul and ished " Thoso present were Beal and family. Mrs. Betty fink Strait, of Mrs. Seott died SUnday m a family o1 Cbeller. Joooo BishOp, Mae Jordan, Mrs. Roland Dais has. been Merritt bland, Fla .. aocl her Huntington hospital fo11owi~ a Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ables Helen Jeffers, V1V11n Ga~tort , wisiting the past week m three sons are visitina ~th Q. ..... , ......., _ . _ ... BEliE ARE SOIIt; ANSWERS TO QUES. long illness. She was bol'll feb o1 Lone Bottom R. D. visited dda Cheadle, Frod• S m 1I h: lumbus. . her mother, Mrs. Chloe Fmk, 'nONS ON THIS IENUTIONAI. OVAl!. ~w11 ,., ., t111a r 21 1875 at Frazier Bottom. recently al the home of Mr. IKeziah ()yo, Emma WhllliDI VlslliDI Saturday w1th Mr. who is 111 . ANTEll PLAN: A. Yoarlllliker-hlallll~ ~~~son county, a daughter o1 aocl Mrs. Douglas Circle. ton, Elizabelb Gordner llld and Mrs . John Dean and son' Mrs. Laoml Grueser ere. II -...I l>r '1111 . , _ ......... I Q. Jsodly •hat •• 711 · hJ I ... the tate Gtor&e and saran Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark the hos.,.., Bonnie Cbeadle. _ , Mr. and Mrs. Hobart I means llld five cllildren hi'" ,... lt,.lrlt Beolll1 Plaa r ( e - 'llll .p olieJ- tlatRoach 111111 wao the widow of of Ra<ine c.alled on Thursday Mr. and Mn .. Joe Sayre en· Smalley Jr and Judy Kay,l moved ~ Parkersburl Ink> ,.... of ,.... . .tile opaltlac A. It wiU paraateil that tbt auaal •r•"' Clarence Seott. eveniiJC at tile home of Dean tertalned on Friday evening m Susan llld Dale, of We~tton, W. ~ Hysell property on Main cotlwillt of • ........ inr tOit of heatina ym llome with Flam• Survivor• Include a 100, Ev· Brlllker. Mn. Krmll Schreckeo- honor of tbe 16111 bir\hdly of va Street, recently vacated ~ the .... 4ollall tP.OOt.llflt r.. ... """ t.llloVlt .... 'Wtll wilhia 10!' ore\\ Gillispie Ashton : a dau· gost of Parltenburg called on their son. Timmy, 111111 ai!IO tbe Recent camping visitors of Delbert Gates lam~. " .... ile dollaH-11 ~pro ... Jlhter, Mrs. E~a Mount of r·,.; Wednesday a\ \be · Brinker Iblrl!lday of Mn. Rose COx. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mash, Mrs. Dorothy Taylor or tJo. Q. Bot wlill I I .. ..._. ..... rill f•n for the ftrtl .U.t fall ,J tara of 21 crandcbildren. 45 grea~grand· bomt. Those present included Mr. and Jr., llld family were Mr. llld hue, W. Va., spent SUnday Dip! slutdllltltt operation. cblldren an4 IZ lftal·lreal Mr. aocl Mrs. Joba Rup of Mn. Earl Starkey, Mr. and Mrs. cectl Mash an4 family of and Sunday with her mother, A. ft'o - _ . l\llplo. YIV - . r or andchlldreu Footorla were -~~ at tile Mrs. Dean Blackwood, AIan, Gahanna Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Ethel Snowden. On Q. Wllo.-..u...-r oleetrio ...ttne aonUMtor mabo tho 1P' · Doqlas Cirde home on Fra· owen, Diane and Cindy, Mr. Rausch 'and family of White· Wednesday, Mrt. Tlylor IIIOYed Opo!atllr Coot . . , _ • "" of ••• A. El~tt ,... loaUdlr er lltotllc day. and Mrs. Lester Henderson, ball, and Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles to COlumbus where ~e will opodtlo- Yoo-andop,...,.tt eontnctor wbo 1111 ...uH tht heatin1 IDBtallatlon to be lli. 111111 Mn. Edlon Bouab, Kenneth , Terry and Joy, Patty Rausch and family of COlum- mtde wltb ber dauflhl!r, Pegh/IN "" .,L Yoo bow _., .how , _ llllko- . . . ,.. ..,, .. ..ud. ad8 Ni-J.t Mr. and Mn. Bea Salser of and car.1 Malont, Sammy Lew- bus. · IY· Okar, ..t llo• 10oa Ill• -u110 ...t r JU'II bo nrpr!Md holr G<004inN low AD 111 . MomlnC Star attended tho wed· is, COnnie Greer, Mr. an. d Mr. and llis. Russell Hoff-· Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knllbt PT. nt be held dilll ol !Wm Solser, daqllter Mrs. Roger Riggs and Chm man Keith and Dale, of Ander· -=::...:..:=:::__::.. I\ Ill A, Wlllo J01 boJ ....tld I .... h.... Wlllt lotion ol olficen b" !be P.,tll\ of Mr. aocl Mn. Bobert Siller line Jimmie Reed, HarriJon- ... ' lnd bave been visltin1 bar parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pl&melen ll11lrie But inotallld, JOI Q.lllw . . a..uakrorllolllll_ _ ... ap_lllo _ _ _ Tuesday I p.m. Order of ol Partenbur&, oo Saturday vUI~. Mr. and Mro. Cedi Cot, ' ' Weber Wood. Tiley at"' Yilit· •paratto •1111o1 coli• •••• woat•u Cloll Gatuo- ..,... ,.. IIIIo ....... Pl..,ant Chapter Hall evmJa&. and Mr. and M~. N~rman AI· the evenint. Members in attend· Io4 her sister Mr. and Mrs. Vir· Eastem Star at tbe Lotlp • Mrs. Elsie Clrde, aocl FIGr· ten, D:vid and Jenruler, Alh· ...,. were Winnie Stanley. Wes- &II Kinl aoctlamily t1wo. Tilt Glllrutoe wlll-talD 1M 0111Tllo -.,.or ellclllc 11111111....-to'i ...W•r-of ..liliJOVhoiMtllo Si<th Slreel . """" Clrcte visited Mrs. JIDIOS ens, and the - · Mr. and tina crabtree, A¥1 Greenlees, Mrs. llufl Arnold had aa SunFlmol• war. '1111 "'"' II cltiiiJ IIAtoal Oificen k> be lnstaltod . :· Pottenon aocl ..... or Mrs . Joe Sayre and son, Tlm- Katherine LaWIIIIII, Belly Mal- day visitors Lester Arnold of ~~~~~-·· o11c1a1 - -tber data. .. wen .. 1111 1o • opociAed-lllpn. Wh,. Wor\hJ Matron, t..ona B ' Star oat day lui week. my. lol, Rolle Arball(!h, Murl Gal· COlumbus and Mr. and Mrs. ,.. .., lbt holllt, 1M GtalrlatiO - Into Worthy Pallon, B...,. Chad 1boae trllo Vllii<d at the Mr. and Mro. Ray Ash, David away, Marguerite Scott, Dan- Patrick William> of FIatllldlle - - . . . - 1114 lldlL "'' d.. ot ......... -~~'"" If . , lioal """"' 1M ......... wlck; Auoel~te Matron, ~: home of Mn. Mary Clrelt ...r and Maries, Gllhannl, were ford stout, and Leah Crabtree. woods. bll _ . ,.. ...., ,.... home, rour Wilson ; Alaociate Patron, • ......,t weekeatl were Mr. at the home·ol her parents, Mr. Guests Included Cheryl Law· \~;;;;;..,._........_...,...., ,....., htatill Ollt ...... tilt . . . . . Monroe: Secre\11')', Sadie 8111· aDd Mrs. Met•ID Circle ol C. and Mrs. R. s. Turner, the son, Rilla Rhoades, Jane truro by more lK, JGOl' llalldlr es: treasurer, JaneU capelwt: lumbua, Mr. aocl Mn. Jlmea past week. Arbangh aDd Russell Crabtree. i K' ngsbury News Notes j • 1 65 I 1d .... till 63 ,;ill ,,.SOl 61 FALSE TEETH SOl cyl .."' "" Ill f • II 6 . e It • 6 ~ •i I I I ""'! 1 TENNIS SHOES I c!rant carme) -:es- .sOCJety • N0Ies Lenora ~lt SerVI Held Hayn~ Den~ ~J~lm~C!BIJ"JII!II~~ter~o~I~P~omeroy~~~·eek~end-a_t_lhelr I 1.,.· • 1 co-l _Rul_-j,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,!!!l ELEmiC HOME HfAT· IN& COST CAll BE &DAR• AKIEED BY YOUR BUILDER\ . , I I I •••-lleWIIIY Hei~L~ANT ! i. 1 i. mormnc •tot HOUR Circle, Rldty Clrde of New Helpmg Mrs F111e Jordan to Mr. and Mrs. John lncram ~aven and Mr. ~nd Mrs. Geor&e celebrate her 78th birthday on were honored on Sunday after~ DRY Circle and family of Ashland, Wednesday evening were her ooon when Temple Church CLEANING Ky. children Mr. 111111 Mn. LIVenl members gatbered at their JIDiel Smith of OIIUDibus re· Jordan 'and lamlly, Mr. aDd members gathered at their Service On Requ..t cenlly spent a weekend at !be Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and rami· trailer home in Albany and DID Smith llome. . ly Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jor- served cake and puncll. Mr. Warrell Rose who ,. emtbe· d~n and Wolter and Dwaine IJIIfam ... brated his birthday ployed 1n OIIUDibul, spent d ' 8 nd d weekend with bls family . Mrs. Jordan an sons, c~: ~ on Sunday and the couple ha CLEANERS POMEROY Warren Rose spent Monday aDd Ke~th, local. Ice observed their Qnd wedding anTuesday in Columbus consul~ cake were entoyed by the nlvenary oo Wednesday. Pteallll Valley Hoopllal iDI her doctor and "'81 guest 1':;· and Mrs Jack Howells 1 ADMITTED : Mrs. Renda! of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dean Emct and ;on, Jack Richard. Colum· EASf TERMS .• • Winters, COIUDibu<: M " · and f81IlilY. b s nt the weekend here George Watterson, Apple Roberta Lee called on Mary w~~ , : and Mrs. Robert Mat· Grove; . Mrs. Michael Bush, Circle '"' Monday evenlng. lox at \heir Double 8 larll\ Gallipohs: Mrs. Roy Gibson, CHINOOK WIND . Jack Richard Bowells will I Apple Grov~ ~~r~ Ro{ M:~ t111Dotl ia the oamo liven to spend the week here. He Southside: rs. an · dry •llld on the east enter the U. S. Air Force SOOil Pl. Pleaaant: Gordon Cuter • 1 worm, . The Woman's Society ot Pl. ryleuant: Mrs. Nola Clsey . side of tbe lloCiy Mountam~ Christian Service ol Temple Apple Grove: Date Beam, Pt North America. Tbele w d their J meetPleasant: Birdl• Herdman. blow 11'0111 .• westerly direclloo Chore:~~~ home ol : , carl ~a~ree. llis. Howard Stanley t..on; Ml'l. Robert Dye, L& pr.lly Ill wmter . llrl; Mrs . Ronald McCo~id~en· er C':laker ' -' Clovi.l ~- <'OndiiCted the progrom ;Uld US· t wood; Mrs. James er, • ' Ra Tuck ed the topic "Chosen for Ac· l' Galllpolll Ferry; Garner let, West CoiUm •: y . ed ••- t-'· "<liMen lor AcG tr r .. , Mason . UK .... ~ Wall, a lJlO " · . BIRTH · Mr nd Mrs George lion." Mrs. Murl . Galaway , _ _ _ _ _ _.....;;;;.,_.__ _ _ _""!-:'::~~ DISCHARGED: Dallas Wll· Aw:e Grov~ a 100 aave tbe apeclal deVotions for ... , , .· ·"..-' lou&, PI, Piea!aDI; Mrt. Hom- a .. • . . '. ... · . Condudre!l!, Lois MOIII'Qe; A,. sod ate Conduc~. SblfOil Shaffer : Chaplam, RobertJ Cromley : Marshall, Mary C"'· to : Organist, Gertrude Batoson: Ada, Ruth Hall: Roth, Fae Thomat: E.u.er, n... McCianaho"O Martha. Betty ·n.omas· Elecll Eva Bailey, Warder . Margarri Gibson: Sen . I W'll d Gibson. tin• ' I ar I ..... __ ... will_ ... ca. r/: I - ,_-- .... ,_ ••1 ·-·--' ................. ....... ............. ............_,..........,.,. ...... • SELLING ·OUT • llletril Wtinc contl'ICtor 'WiU bllr• you. He wUl alto lllllo lAY lidS• -~~ or ....... tllat- Ill . . . . to ' -~~ TlltGIIIIDIM lola 1ll'ltlllc ••• y ...... tiiiiJ prollol44. ,.,,.cfrl, .........., Q. \ AM wllol - 1 lflcltlc But C:....t Robinson's I I'IIIDIIN 29? 5 .l'olnlnp vol!m!Mr llmMn 1Vel8 •miliOIMd II 1:10 p.IIL . Monday lor a mlnOI'· b1llllt fite '·ill\ . ' W- bi w.,. •t 1!~1 lUdC& ,., CANVAS C)XFORDS For The F1mlly . $1-99 . e 5 USED CARS LIT • MIRUDE, JOHNSON IIIII SCOTT PARTS FOR OUROARD MOTORS eBOATS ... MOTORS eiOAT PAJff-~ PRICE PARTS IIIII ACCISSOIIIS • rm,.w uupr,g aa ..,_.0/'Exptrl·AIIIIIU•,_,., /MhlltNw WIIIIIMOn /lol~~rlhl/l IJiellloiM PIMI!o W.n, PIJ»I """' -···................................ .................... .. .. oil ,.. ...... Cut ... ,.. .. ltntth· with • tfJlr tu.. •••• ...w... - - ......... "'" llto. We Allo Have A Complete Stock of U~" end 3" P.V.C. Plutic Pipe For Compl... Interior . w . .... Unes. ' ' . IUILbiNG SUPPLY . COMPANY • • -·- llonl'alltellofrl_....,_ ...... Flilltlly Con'1 CllltlnNI • Fllll41118.? cu. ft. N0:Dtlfto~ ~; N0:DeftGIIolaa VIla ..b-zaro fnelltt,lti ' - - . . . . oabiDI0-22.0 tiL ft. oiiP&Oil • 4 fllllllllhehoa, baobt, X.lttonp cheat! *".Jb. • 4flt ndoorllhel-,juiceaadooup<!&Jla;.p.llll ·. •"··'•.,. • 4 nflltiNklrltbal- (3 Jlide-oolt) l . • P'lult, ... 'wha, - t keaplr, 2'1-qt. ltil(al • 8 . . . . . . . '2 batt.w, 2 obit~ lleepe.nt.! tt.lps You Cut Your Plumbing Coltl ..;,.,1 .P~ .~748 ,MAIL T01 lulldtr IIIII, Jlo-Defl'"**hl . . . . . .tor-1'1:MODEL NDU!J& BA-IER FURNl ,. .. •. ,, �... . ···· - .._,._.~ · ~ -"- ·-~.,_ ..... . . . ...,........... -- ... ~ ... ···~ ........ ..,._ --~ · ­ -· ~ . . .... . ·······-----· .. '· . -~. - .. .... .. .. . . . . ~ ·r -z t ?lt17' 19 fi!Y:.,............._ _,.......~. -·· .......... · .. .. ... .. - . . . . -llo .. .,,.,.,...*" • • 11'; I I 111&17 'a[jJU?.Uc'lll··:llfUiio:~iALJ P'r l!liUN . • ')t ,, rl •• I t , IIC"'II, ...-.,,-~)101\ 0., lillie II, - Scientists Taking Strange Lunar Lights Seriously WASIIINGTON !1lPI) -It Jllddleltun& or tbe UDiveni!JipMI Ulde a.UOO. como ·•os turns out 11>11 IIIIIOIIWIIcllanlol Ar~ lllllertook • journe, a re.....llOn." says Mn. lor ll!ll'lJ lour . . . . - llave book ia hlllory k> sellfCb olt llwle)l. • •• f n . ~' '~"""·""" r-~!1-- r.~'"':f1 ...~ ,.,. "•m'l:"'~ f.n ~ltiilm•l 318 si~ uecu lf,lil.~l}i'bli'lo "~~ . ... "*'&.. :o..-~. "'~"';:" •• ' •' • "'-' ~ ~ . f'ted in the past ,....1_ iio-~ "· Ill' untlei = == '"!':· ;J:;. = ·' The nolian tnat tbe .......,... Pittsbure,h Los An&el Philadelpt ·~""' 0 ""'"' ' • -,01'1t':ty N0le8 • • ~ --· fi==n ~ r School Bus Bodymakers Draw Threat from Sax be :;~·:_:: ..t Mro. Fn GilD*'! Ill lfid. ollepirl epi11t ali oftejm<m lin. Huel CarlllllM. I Dilly !enthtel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O, Jtme 11, 1988 I :1!1111 Chester Bible IIIII ~ -.r pia-~":~ erll d:~ ':S!, B~ • Mn. octivity on tbe . - .. • ·Ill' . erll moon may be seething wilhil>- silhtinp datillg back to Mardi, oboi!I'Valioos by astronomers _ . era rs. have _, a Dr. llarokt C. Urey of tho Camenln, "!bore " ·""' diSclosing its internal - ... 1517. They dedlled lbat I• : mo:;.al<llers 111 va=olors In a variety of University of Calilomia at _La agreemen~ that t~e T:;u: occasionally by 5uch mamfesla- ere reliable. The larte ~ tes. ts" lunar locations _ crayish, Jolla, has suggested the poss1b1· ~ ~ ng re~. · San Fran ~ orange violet, flame ,.UOW, ....., Clllled by """'110 111 lostilll T~ 1'nclude pots o1 reddish pint, llld reddish aoetylme liS from tile mooft'l only. Y ' _...,_ color where there was n~ ~ of tbe sllblqs ba'" lllllatll the raoe, 111111' Ill befort. veus of someth g 1 ·-·~ .. _ , ...... ~'l~~" fl""11' . . dav SIIJI)Iy Qtber tempOraruy Ob9cW101 "bt:!!U 111 "'""' ,,....-....). """-~ fGr spacecraft mallei' <JI minultS · ::.tls~igb~Y "~ ':'~lunar::;;, R"or1od :•:.:..~to Mn. ~~y dear Ita~~~ ~·~sciea~~ .Jruelr.r dlalanl decided to tak• oeriously, ~~their 1survrtse. ":,roo: !"::iec:',.! ::.. inc~:"! floors o1 tbe region of greolel\ volcanie "f ~ :: "':: Nl Racine li '" - K;,. 4./i;i. Jlrs. Hael Clnlllla MISS nances .-fU.lCL-va~ ~~~ !'::In ;ls Coalition of 30Million lito home ol Mn. Columllus wW. Mr. IIIII NCtlllly Mr& Beullh .,._,. Mn Jolin Pl!toiiS l!lll l!leir was in .charge of the program Mr and Mrs Lester after whi<h dellcious relrellt- ~He llldepeode!loe, Mo. menta were served. Mr f t Mn. Harry t'urtls oi ti0'thooe~'" 1'se~pa~~~·~•~m~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~W~~~~~~;"~~~~~s~=~-~~=~=~·~~~"~~~~-~~~~~~·~w~b~~~·~,~~~.;~~·~k~,fl~-~l~h~~~-~e~o~f~~~c~~~oc~s~-~·~and ~~~~~~·~~~~~~~ ~~·-~-~~-~w~lli. son, Brad, ..ve moved June 9 at the Metbodlll cburcb and Mrs. Walter Wells Wa~hconsidored respectable. MANLEY PIUIMO'I'IlD Rutland from the late Reva Mills' prop- with farewell dinner at •~-~· IJigton C. H. wasn't always Wh<tl. the '56 Class will I'........1 JloCa' L. Manley, ..,. of ..tJ .., Olllege , ..... to lfid. lor Re\1. and Mn. CL,,• ..,.... Mr. IIIII Mn. Wlllllm Scarry Soviet astronomer Nid<oiOI A. ~ r"' ef Mr. and Mr.t La""""e S. 4lebaurne, W. Va., where be lei I"' an ftlirlofi ... IIIDriiC ..t cbiWreo) of But UWipOOI Kozyrev sa~d be s1ghi<d a Manley 690 LaurelS\, Middle- '-'--•'•tv Notes bas accepted employ.-1. Mr. totbeitlannaiGIQtvllle. 'nlell _,. 'ftlunday 1uesta llf bll gluwlllg enussion of ..... rort Hold Reunion Soe~'aJ News port ~as pniiiiOle<! to Army Kailht ..... osstsllnl ....... _.. ~lid gills. AppiVIi- motber ...... Corrie S<I'T.I ... from the crater Alpbonsus lll ~laHsl rour, J~ 6 witl1 • tadl 1 Rlillaad Ble.- mo1o1y 4i,...lllllls P'-'· Miss a.Unnle lfartlold. 1111 19511 and 1951, many aootber 0 J } 2 d the 18th ,Artillery Germany p.uut£a o1 MJwliP liar· 18 Sch,!'; ~nd aerved on the Vacation Bible School WIS ~ astrooomer Jeered., n Uy 0 Mr. and Mn. Glenn Cline, 'l1le ll • J!llr • old s~dler, a ::y ~rs. Jam<S .:chlng stall of ~ Rutlaocl beld June 6 • 13 at the First paid and Carrie !1<81'1')' were Those who didllt ":" now ac<ompenled by Diane Tolle)~, supply sp<eiallst m Senlce Bat· . Jolin and Red Devlls. Bapllsl Cburdt. There ......, Mrs. Mar) Wood 111111 ..., ot !bey wlthh~ld lberr nre. PT. PLEASANT- The 1956 vacalioaed in New Yort. ,.,., tery of the lith Actlllery's 1:d ~.,!"':Y c:::.bus. 'spent the [ Miss Bre!lda Tumer, daugll·l • stude!lls enrolled with an East Liverpool. . T1lere is rapidly ti'OWing tll'odUOUDI class Poiot PJ<o~•· alto visitod wlth the G<i>rSt Battalion, entered the Army weekend here with Mr and o1 Mr. and Mr.;, Waynel...,..ge daily at12ndallce of 41 · Mr. and Mrs Albert Hill uou~toll St. Lou!» Cim:lnnatl ot At\unla New '):'or It Ch icpgo ~ Pitts. 2 A Clnelnnal Clnclnnal St. Loub St. Louk Cblca&o, ,J(JC" " Wlft guests In 'lbom· glad LoiAaf of Mo~ New~ ' tar IVideneo that the .._ - · ant lllJh Scllolll wiD bold a r.. Murdod< family a\ Dundas, at m July 1161. He " a 11161 grad- M Cl . Taylor and Mr. l Thrner Is empln)'!d in COium- 1The commencement_ program spent tbe weekend ln COiwnilu:' lodeed, '"'" lllld then, bere and unJoa at Krocl\1 Part on .lu'l' the Emel')' Hoggy home in uale of Middleport H1g\l scllool .,:;:· Mr:"Ftoyd Thomas They Ibus si., bas been a student . was bekl $lndll' ni&bl· Olfl· with Mr. and Mrs. Waid Fosl· 1came es .:aolly to attend the at Rio Grande College. there, uhlblt br1ef ell...., '" ,I beginniDI at lG a.m. _T h • """"""Y· and JOurneyod to ' ron and ~n _.. Rev. C. • ll!ld 181IlilY. _. 1 Its generally cadaverou" oom 'ev•nl will be. fomlly PIC •IC ISpringfi•ld, wllere !bey ~ere regalia :d spent S.turdlly OV• i Mr. and Mr.; John Monll!om· o. ()~or, pastor, Mrs. Pvl Larcy and Mrs G.unn, pletulll. di K Everyone is asked to bring • gue<ts of 1!10 family of L1rz\o I , ernighl on llleu bust 011 the ery !Alberta Snowden) and Glenna OConnor, Supt. Teo<ll- lelt Wednesday lor Fl. Blis.' Plllillle V·~ A v y co\'ered d1sh. I Nelstm, and also at the Clar. Oh ·ver al Middleport On daughter Melanae haft aniv- ers wert: Pre-Scboo~ r.targar· Texas. He wi11 be tn eJe·t:"UUUes Explanatloll:; dlfter. but the o.... 1llO r...rvations """ !· ...,.Trainer home and V"i\ed t Sui~ ~I they attended llle bust od ben! ·f..... r.,.'.s, e\ Cole, Vlfginia Nease, Edna ..:boollllll:e '\rmy one most often ~rd IS ~at been re<.-elved to date .. nd 100<;~' .,,,. Pau,ine Phi\lips Re<"ent r:a~~a. and olhi!r enlert.ainmeat Mr Montgomer'lr has beer\ Pickens; Primary I aDd 0, Beu- Mr. and Mrli Francls Mor tht_ moo~ from time to It lilt' 1 plllnnlnc te attend ·~e ask4'<1 gut>Sts of Mr rmd Mrs Gl~n I at lhe regatta stationed witb the u. S. Air lab AutbersOn. Ronda Brt~es, ris spent "lt!Veral !lavs las1 relieves tts ~r distur~ to send the•r reservatuJllS It· Cline ~ KatJe CartJtnter. l The Carleton Sunday School Mr. aod Mrs. JWbcrt Hill, F~. He nas JUst completed Evelyn Fortman. Carol 'IIICOX- week visiting Rev. and Mrs: by ~hat geo\o~rsts ~~~~ out! long with a dollar to Mrs RaY Dora Carpenter and Geurgell had an attendance of 5I and who recently moved to ~yton Ia month 's mtensive trainin& It f!ll : JunitrS I aDd n. Mary K. Glenn Bate at eantbrld~e anc 9011 0 cass. .." Thts" • mild IIHilld Yaq..-. Soothside Solt nowlev . Rulland Dianne Tol- <Jifering of $1Hl oo June ll where Mr Hill has accepi<d Tucsoa, AriZ., in Jll"!!''rallon Yost, PbyU19 . BliteJ,. Belly ID columbds w~th their da~ volciiUC tll'tiVJty in wbich 1drinks will be furnished. ley and t:lona Hanmg and It was announced ihat tile employment spent the past for assi&nmtnt 10 Vet Nam, Diddle, V1rgtn1a Burlle, YOirtb, Ia's and fammts. the Swift~ vapors uDder presslll'!! ~lpe ' Prizto:s are to be awa...,. t.J Tanya Rr ·e !ocal church would have a revival ~ weekend h~ at their home l wbere be will be staticned fal- Sam Johnson, Ollie Mae Cazart. and tbe Schroeders. to the surf-. 'l'hore hav:.been the alumni traveling the furlh 1 Weekend g!H!sts of Mr. and J - !7, 18, and 19. w1th Rev.! on salem S\reel !low. . 1 ~day furloullh. He is wbo beCIDM! W, !Urge l".rimm: Mrs. Ed Condon and MIS! lndiCI~I that tMse pors est and the ()ne havmc t , t Mrs. Marvm Chase were Rev Herbert Grate the ev.angelist I Mr. and Mrs Homer Parker j the 91111 of Mr. aad Mrs. Fro- Pianist, Marp Grimm: Song Mere• Con.:lon '>i Por.tero) from lime to Ume .::: most cbild,.n. Howard Hem llld Rut~ of Services wUI slart a\ I P rn and Sw:y ......, lJI Gallipolis CD Malltpmery of J - leader, Mary K. Yost; seerota- - • guests of \lr>. Maud 1 · , Comml- Ill charce of lll'COmpallled by dast or ar· r !ole · Mich . Mrs. Lester each evening Everyone is wei· 011 Sunday aft<rnoon where they Mrs Montpmery llld dltJibl· ry, Sam J Young on 3unday. • Undl the space ~~sl~': ra111ements are : Mrs. Georg~ Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight come. , VISited will! Mrs. c.arron Snow- er mnain here in Rutland Mrs Maxine Philson ret"med Mr. •aDd \!r.l. """" llill atont, with lis emp lunar Hessoo. .Mrs: James cal_•. Poole ond Mrs. J1m Riddle, St Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith and den and dallibler, Carol Ann- during hil onrseas duly. They lnlm . MeiCs General HO'Ipllal were recent guests of Mr. allli flights to the moon, ell Mrs. Calvan Mltdlell, Mrs. Lois Mary's. W. Va. [ san~ were VlSit.lrs of her stster, ette. Mr. Snowden and sons, are renting the lite Reva Mills' llll iS eonvalese~ng at her Mrs. Ray Satr! at RoseYillf. 8 utronoiDJ' ~as P7r:o,r:..s Harris, Mrs P' ~hard . Hu.r-.,h -1 Am• -·~ those "'ho v1s1ted Mr and Mr s Nichols and fam- Steve. Larry and Gary had property, recently vacated by home. . ~ oeclected field . As _ , rey, Mrs. Dollald Harnson llllri 'wilb Mrs. Murl Galaway were ily ol Oak Hill, W. Vl. Mrs driven their boat to Pomeroy \o \the Frank Knight family. Mrs. Olhe Mae Cowl was a ;villi \be1r big telescopes M.... Yeaqer . \ Mr and Mrs. Hwhard Pmon>ISmiU>'s mother, Mrs. RubY attend the regatta events for The Rutland Hl&h Scbool liledlcat pa1lent II Holzer llos- Do 10 mor~ iDte~ted :~s:~~ st: and Rit::ky, DByton, Mr. and Tredway, who had bee~ visiting the day , band was one of the six appelt· pital several days and was reRocL Slide or and ,gala<&es tha 'l'eless and I PROBE MISHAP Mrs. Ennel Chase, Lee an·l in Oat Hill, ac<OIIIplDied them I Two lblllind teea vocll ing in the Pomeroy regatta parturnod to ~ bo~1 ,.rllls apparently U PT PLEASANT - The Siler· Penny Jean, Amanda, Mr. lllld home for a visit. groups provided enterlalrunent Ide re<etllly. Mlos Lilly lmbo- Mrs. Gerald S1mpson and mert satellile. . tbe oat iff's department lnve>tigaled a Mrs. Eddie Clemons and Tom· Mr. W11ltam King, who Is I : at I he Miss SOUthern Oblo Pq- deft ts the new dnnn majoretle ocm, Mark, spent several days Amon& ~ thinp, . ~ two veh1cle mishap Monday af· my, McArthur. Mr. ond Mrs pal&ent at Holzer Hosp1tal, un· , eant beld In Pomeroy ~ past with Diane Holliday and,_. In Columbus lillb Mr. ot the National A~u~~) temoon on Millstone Road otf James Petty and. family . Me- derwent major su~ last weekend. A girls' trio, made Dean n!tunrinl aa majorettes Mrs. Rex Carlyle. Mtldred Gil lipace A4mlnistro: moon in Rl. I resulting in $54 property Arthur. and Rox&e ond Jarx week and is improvmg. I up of Darlene Smith, Debbie IIllo J!llr. New 11111jore\les al<! Ulan spent SUnday there and 10 land men °~ ted new damage hut no personal mJUry . Woodn1m, local. Karen Pett) Rev. C1yde Hinton, pastor ot ISmith and Bonnie Grate, sang Kathy 'lbomas, Pat Kennedy 1,...;;,,..........._ ...;;;;;;;;;;; 1169 bos llimula The mishap occurrod when a and Kathy Woodrum are spend· I the Carleton Clmrcll, Will al· "You're Not Sick, You're Just : and Barbara Williams. A ls o day eveninl with Mr. and II nterest In. lunar. s~- weft car driver by Harold Dean ing a few days here wath Mrs tend the Umted Brethren Con· . ln Love" and "Hawaiian Lov~ ridilll m the parade were Mrs. Robert Smith, Roberta, Kozyrev' ~~";«' observa Slover, ~~~ and 1 car dnv · Galawoy ' ference at Westemlle slarting 1 Song." A ilarllel'>hop qulll'ltt !he Rullalld <beerleadft'S, bead- Robert and Ernie, of Hysell followed by sunll So en by Isaac Wangh, Rl. 2 South· Mr. and Mrs. Scott l.eed. Rl· llle 21st o1 June and lastmg till of Chest.r King, Gary Drenner, eel by Darlene Smith, captalll, Run Road. Park Far All The Family Ray All:ire and JtotiOr Blllek with Joyce Clonch, Becky Hal- Mr. and Mtl. Homer er ltOIIS by other ostrono-.. lee side, sideswiped on the road ' ta Laura. ll1ane. Charles and the Mlh. 1 willie back, ~· Waugh was Cited for driving [ikott, Rocktege, Fla., are va- ' Miss Sandra Beal •lsited over presented "Tell Me Why" and ey, Boooit Grate and tbe two 'fisited wltb bliJ brotber, Mr. 01 1 Burley NASA Greenbelt tell of center. , Clltioning •I the home of her the weekend with Mi!S Peggy "Aura Lee." Both groups were Dew members, Mary Hall and Howanl Parktr and Aaron aDd >pace FlttMCenre~arbara M' Iparents. Mr. and Mrs. Chlll)<eY Bowers ol Pomeroy accompanied by Sabra Cana· Janice Smilll. Alternates lJI Mr.;. Edl\h Herrna;' ~ \ld., an ISS . staneart. 'nley have been vis- Mrs. Mary Carsey Is here day. the parade were Mary McKin· day mornlnl! at Ule ar er rm illlll with her lather who " staying will! ber daughter Rev. Mr. David Mai1ln o1 Colulll· ""l' aDd C!wlolle Imboden, but ID loog Bottom. <OIIIIned to a Parkenburg Jm. and Mrs. ctydo Hlllloll. ' bus oisil..t thla woek!nd wltb alternate Karen was Mr. and Mrs. C&rl pita!. I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison Mr. and Mrs. William Hostel· anable to attend. of Wbeellng, W. Va., spent I Mkldlepart, O. .C".., I Hildrod Steward Edwards of · and Scol\ visited recenUy with ter and Jim Bill. _ _home __.. ' :__ ' • _ Clevelalld called on friends ln his parents, Mr and Mrs. Olen Mr. and Mr.;. Ptarl LaMIJig ~d SuZJ Parker visited Tu... lllld. There were 5(t pretent at . Ule icinity the past week. Harrison. and Ml-. and Mrs. Robert lUll PT. PLIIASANT - Funeral Sunday School Jllll< 1! will! an 'l1le Busy Bee Society of tbe Mr. and Mrs. Ed King of liar· who were visiting ben! from S<rvices loc Mrs. Lenora Gil1is· offering ol $19.71. The children's Carpenter BaptiSt Cburch met risOnville vlsli<d recently w1th Dayton attended the wedding p1e Scott. It, A!hton. was bekl Day program was presetlled. with Mn. Ret Cheadle Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Cbarln King. of Mr. Laooings' trlllddaiJihl· • today at 2 p.m. in the Ashton Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle day ....Unt. M.... Elizabeth Mr and Mrs.. Roger You111 the you111est_ daughter of Baptist Churtb. Burial foltaw- ud 1011 Larry ud Florerx:e 1Gardner was ~'!m lt>~fll 1 wtre recent VISitors of her Mrs. Lois Cotterill, 1n Lancast· !d in the Bolle Cbl(lel .,..... Clrde spont Sunday with Mr. and used the topic, II Is Fm- poron\s. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne , er on Monday. !try at Apple Grove. lllld Mrs. Ricllanl Gaul and ished " Thoso present were Beal and family. Mrs. Betty fink Strait, of Mrs. Seott died SUnday m a family o1 Cbeller. Joooo BishOp, Mae Jordan, Mrs. Roland Dais has. been Merritt bland, Fla .. aocl her Huntington hospital fo11owi~ a Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ables Helen Jeffers, V1V11n Ga~tort , wisiting the past week m three sons are visitina ~th Q. ..... , ......., _ . _ ... BEliE ARE SOIIt; ANSWERS TO QUES. long illness. She was bol'll feb o1 Lone Bottom R. D. visited dda Cheadle, Frod• S m 1I h: lumbus. . her mother, Mrs. Chloe Fmk, 'nONS ON THIS IENUTIONAI. OVAl!. ~w11 ,., ., t111a r 21 1875 at Frazier Bottom. recently al the home of Mr. IKeziah ()yo, Emma WhllliDI VlslliDI Saturday w1th Mr. who is 111 . ANTEll PLAN: A. Yoarlllliker-hlallll~ ~~~son county, a daughter o1 aocl Mrs. Douglas Circle. ton, Elizabelb Gordner llld and Mrs . John Dean and son' Mrs. Laoml Grueser ere. II -...I l>r '1111 . , _ ......... I Q. Jsodly •hat •• 711 · hJ I ... the tate Gtor&e and saran Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark the hos.,.., Bonnie Cbeadle. _ , Mr. and Mrs. Hobart I means llld five cllildren hi'" ,... lt,.lrlt Beolll1 Plaa r ( e - 'llll .p olieJ- tlatRoach 111111 wao the widow of of Ra<ine c.alled on Thursday Mr. and Mn .. Joe Sayre en· Smalley Jr and Judy Kay,l moved ~ Parkersburl Ink> ,.... of ,.... . .tile opaltlac A. It wiU paraateil that tbt auaal •r•"' Clarence Seott. eveniiJC at tile home of Dean tertalned on Friday evening m Susan llld Dale, of We~tton, W. ~ Hysell property on Main cotlwillt of • ........ inr tOit of heatina ym llome with Flam• Survivor• Include a 100, Ev· Brlllker. Mn. Krmll Schreckeo- honor of tbe 16111 bir\hdly of va Street, recently vacated ~ the .... 4ollall tP.OOt.llflt r.. ... """ t.llloVlt .... 'Wtll wilhia 10!' ore\\ Gillispie Ashton : a dau· gost of Parltenburg called on their son. Timmy, 111111 ai!IO tbe Recent camping visitors of Delbert Gates lam~. " .... ile dollaH-11 ~pro ... Jlhter, Mrs. E~a Mount of r·,.; Wednesday a\ \be · Brinker Iblrl!lday of Mn. Rose COx. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mash, Mrs. Dorothy Taylor or tJo. Q. Bot wlill I I .. ..._. ..... rill f•n for the ftrtl .U.t fall ,J tara of 21 crandcbildren. 45 grea~grand· bomt. Those present included Mr. and Jr., llld family were Mr. llld hue, W. Va., spent SUnday Dip! slutdllltltt operation. cblldren an4 IZ lftal·lreal Mr. aocl Mrs. Joba Rup of Mn. Earl Starkey, Mr. and Mrs. cectl Mash an4 family of and Sunday with her mother, A. ft'o - _ . l\llplo. YIV - . r or andchlldreu Footorla were -~~ at tile Mrs. Dean Blackwood, AIan, Gahanna Mr. and Mrs. Don Mrs. Ethel Snowden. On Q. Wllo.-..u...-r oleetrio ...ttne aonUMtor mabo tho 1P' · Doqlas Cirde home on Fra· owen, Diane and Cindy, Mr. Rausch 'and family of White· Wednesday, Mrt. Tlylor IIIOYed Opo!atllr Coot . . , _ • "" of ••• A. El~tt ,... loaUdlr er lltotllc day. and Mrs. Lester Henderson, ball, and Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles to COlumbus where ~e will opodtlo- Yoo-andop,...,.tt eontnctor wbo 1111 ...uH tht heatin1 IDBtallatlon to be lli. 111111 Mn. Edlon Bouab, Kenneth , Terry and Joy, Patty Rausch and family of COlum- mtde wltb ber dauflhl!r, Pegh/IN "" .,L Yoo bow _., .how , _ llllko- . . . ,.. ..,, .. ..ud. ad8 Ni-J.t Mr. and Mn. Bea Salser of and car.1 Malont, Sammy Lew- bus. · IY· Okar, ..t llo• 10oa Ill• -u110 ...t r JU'II bo nrpr!Md holr G<004inN low AD 111 . MomlnC Star attended tho wed· is, COnnie Greer, Mr. an. d Mr. and llis. Russell Hoff-· Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knllbt PT. nt be held dilll ol !Wm Solser, daqllter Mrs. Roger Riggs and Chm man Keith and Dale, of Ander· -=::...:..:=:::__::.. I\ Ill A, Wlllo J01 boJ ....tld I .... h.... Wlllt lotion ol olficen b" !be P.,tll\ of Mr. aocl Mn. Bobert Siller line Jimmie Reed, HarriJon- ... ' lnd bave been visltin1 bar parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pl&melen ll11lrie But inotallld, JOI Q.lllw . . a..uakrorllolllll_ _ ... ap_lllo _ _ _ Tuesday I p.m. Order of ol Partenbur&, oo Saturday vUI~. Mr. and Mro. Cedi Cot, ' ' Weber Wood. Tiley at"' Yilit· •paratto •1111o1 coli• •••• woat•u Cloll Gatuo- ..,... ,.. IIIIo ....... Pl..,ant Chapter Hall evmJa&. and Mr. and M~. N~rman AI· the evenint. Members in attend· Io4 her sister Mr. and Mrs. Vir· Eastem Star at tbe Lotlp • Mrs. Elsie Clrde, aocl FIGr· ten, D:vid and Jenruler, Alh· ...,. were Winnie Stanley. Wes- &II Kinl aoctlamily t1wo. Tilt Glllrutoe wlll-talD 1M 0111Tllo -.,.or ellclllc 11111111....-to'i ...W•r-of ..liliJOVhoiMtllo Si<th Slreel . """" Clrcte visited Mrs. JIDIOS ens, and the - · Mr. and tina crabtree, A¥1 Greenlees, Mrs. llufl Arnold had aa SunFlmol• war. '1111 "'"' II cltiiiJ IIAtoal Oificen k> be lnstaltod . :· Pottenon aocl ..... or Mrs . Joe Sayre and son, Tlm- Katherine LaWIIIIII, Belly Mal- day visitors Lester Arnold of ~~~~~-·· o11c1a1 - -tber data. .. wen .. 1111 1o • opociAed-lllpn. Wh,. Wor\hJ Matron, t..ona B ' Star oat day lui week. my. lol, Rolle Arball(!h, Murl Gal· COlumbus and Mr. and Mrs. ,.. .., lbt holllt, 1M GtalrlatiO - Into Worthy Pallon, B...,. Chad 1boae trllo Vllii<d at the Mr. and Mro. Ray Ash, David away, Marguerite Scott, Dan- Patrick William> of FIatllldlle - - . . . - 1114 lldlL "'' d.. ot ......... -~~'"" If . , lioal """"' 1M ......... wlck; Auoel~te Matron, ~: home of Mn. Mary Clrelt ...r and Maries, Gllhannl, were ford stout, and Leah Crabtree. woods. bll _ . ,.. ...., ,.... home, rour Wilson ; Alaociate Patron, • ......,t weekeatl were Mr. at the home·ol her parents, Mr. Guests Included Cheryl Law· \~;;;;;..,._........_...,...., ,....., htatill Ollt ...... tilt . . . . . Monroe: Secre\11')', Sadie 8111· aDd Mrs. Met•ID Circle ol C. and Mrs. R. s. Turner, the son, Rilla Rhoades, Jane truro by more lK, JGOl' llalldlr es: treasurer, JaneU capelwt: lumbua, Mr. aocl Mn. Jlmea past week. Arbangh aDd Russell Crabtree. i K' ngsbury News Notes j • 1 65 I 1d .... till 63 ,;ill ,,.SOl 61 FALSE TEETH SOl cyl .."' "" Ill f • II 6 . e It • 6 ~ •i I I I ""'! 1 TENNIS SHOES I c!rant carme) -:es- .sOCJety • N0Ies Lenora ~lt SerVI Held Hayn~ Den~ ~J~lm~C!BIJ"JII!II~~ter~o~I~P~omeroy~~~·eek~end-a_t_lhelr I 1.,.· • 1 co-l _Rul_-j,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,!!!l ELEmiC HOME HfAT· IN& COST CAll BE &DAR• AKIEED BY YOUR BUILDER\ . , I I I •••-lleWIIIY Hei~L~ANT ! i. 1 i. mormnc •tot HOUR Circle, Rldty Clrde of New Helpmg Mrs F111e Jordan to Mr. and Mrs. John lncram ~aven and Mr. ~nd Mrs. Geor&e celebrate her 78th birthday on were honored on Sunday after~ DRY Circle and family of Ashland, Wednesday evening were her ooon when Temple Church CLEANING Ky. children Mr. 111111 Mn. LIVenl members gatbered at their JIDiel Smith of OIIUDibus re· Jordan 'and lamlly, Mr. aDd members gathered at their Service On Requ..t cenlly spent a weekend at !be Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and rami· trailer home in Albany and DID Smith llome. . ly Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jor- served cake and puncll. Mr. Warrell Rose who ,. emtbe· d~n and Wolter and Dwaine IJIIfam ... brated his birthday ployed 1n OIIUDibul, spent d ' 8 nd d weekend with bls family . Mrs. Jordan an sons, c~: ~ on Sunday and the couple ha CLEANERS POMEROY Warren Rose spent Monday aDd Ke~th, local. Ice observed their Qnd wedding anTuesday in Columbus consul~ cake were entoyed by the nlvenary oo Wednesday. Pteallll Valley Hoopllal iDI her doctor and "'81 guest 1':;· and Mrs Jack Howells 1 ADMITTED : Mrs. Renda! of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dean Emct and ;on, Jack Richard. Colum· EASf TERMS .• • Winters, COIUDibu<: M " · and f81IlilY. b s nt the weekend here George Watterson, Apple Roberta Lee called on Mary w~~ , : and Mrs. Robert Mat· Grove; . Mrs. Michael Bush, Circle '"' Monday evenlng. lox at \heir Double 8 larll\ Gallipohs: Mrs. Roy Gibson, CHINOOK WIND . Jack Richard Bowells will I Apple Grov~ ~~r~ Ro{ M:~ t111Dotl ia the oamo liven to spend the week here. He Southside: rs. an · dry •llld on the east enter the U. S. Air Force SOOil Pl. Pleaaant: Gordon Cuter • 1 worm, . The Woman's Society ot Pl. ryleuant: Mrs. Nola Clsey . side of tbe lloCiy Mountam~ Christian Service ol Temple Apple Grove: Date Beam, Pt North America. Tbele w d their J meetPleasant: Birdl• Herdman. blow 11'0111 .• westerly direclloo Chore:~~~ home ol : , carl ~a~ree. llis. Howard Stanley t..on; Ml'l. Robert Dye, L& pr.lly Ill wmter . llrl; Mrs . Ronald McCo~id~en· er C':laker ' -' Clovi.l ~- <'OndiiCted the progrom ;Uld US· t wood; Mrs. James er, • ' Ra Tuck ed the topic "Chosen for Ac· l' Galllpolll Ferry; Garner let, West CoiUm •: y . ed ••- t-'· "<liMen lor AcG tr r .. , Mason . UK .... ~ Wall, a lJlO " · . BIRTH · Mr nd Mrs George lion." Mrs. Murl . Galaway , _ _ _ _ _ _.....;;;;.,_.__ _ _ _""!-:'::~~ DISCHARGED: Dallas Wll· Aw:e Grov~ a 100 aave tbe apeclal deVotions for ... , , .· ·"..-' lou&, PI, Piea!aDI; Mrt. Hom- a .. • . . '. ... · . Condudre!l!, Lois MOIII'Qe; A,. sod ate Conduc~. 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This aenuemen's obsUsion 1deals witb the rather strange create a dranra ol desperate the Pea, entitled "Once Upon. home, P;ospect Hill, prepared ... ~;.-.::::: : :::_ ;:.:::.;;: -;:~.!.:.!: .::·: 1 ~•.:... ~. ;.:,.., .,...,.;......~ ~&.. ~ .~.;;.;.ri~i..:. ui u•u ~:~wt::t:~. eu=tu· l· .tOneuuetss, a tOI:SS UJ numan Wl• l A Mattreti:s. i ~;· hl& u~tughter, Mrs. Edgar concerned w1th some mode or lfor medical quacks and a grasp- trUlelderly ladles and their bro- 1derstanding, and a struggle to' Performances begin at 8 p.m. I Pratt. mood of deception. j(E.S.T .) Tickets may be pur- l , Present were Mr. a~d Mrs. 1ing second Wife who hopea to tber Who imagilles himself to regain self and love. Two plays were current llnberit his forlune. be Teddy Roosevel~ ' The final production is the up- 1 chased at the box offl~e of the j frank Powers and O.~ble, Bob: Broadway successes, "Never Long a favorite ond popular 1· Tennessee Wllllams' well roarious Broadway success r\)niverslty Theatre da1ty from by and Pamela of Muldleport, Too Late" and the musical 1with American theater- goers known drama "Cat On A Hot I which starred Carol Burnett as 2 to 4:30 and 7 to 8:30. By Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ebers"Once Upon A Mattress." Two 1 "Arsenic and Old Lace" will Tin Roof" will be presented the Princess in the S'811rtc and phone call Athens S94-5010, ur bach and Darla and Jim, Willothers were former Broadway 1open July 14 and cloae July 17. July 21 through July 24. The I somewhat farcical version of the by mall. ard Ebersbach, Miss Jean successes •·•rsenic and Old - - - -- - --- -·- Ebersbach, Ml•s Anna Mae ' ., T 11 d th h d L'ce" and "Cat On A Hot Tin ~ erre an e onore gues.1 Roof " One Is a classic of AA Pomeroy; and the hostess. ~ Golden Age of French Par~shoners ·1 Moll•;,• '• ''T~ !mag~ . , The Rev. and Mrs. Marvin E. presented Mrs. Dowson with a ~ VISIT IN MIDDLEPORT Post No. 306 of Pomeroy, has returned from Cincinnati where he attende<l th• •toto ~nnventl~n of the Amveis. held June l 7-l9 Paul E Kimes 8 memher ~I Post li of Sand~sky was elected >tate commander. Kimes a native of Meigs County is the son of Mr and Mr$ 'Waid Kimes Cheste~. · ' . B h C 1'1 Brian of Long eac , a 1.; I . te d h Mr. Speng er's sdls r anJ ehr husband, Mr. an Mrs. osep Makasky Northfield 0. and their ni.;,e and her ' h~band, ! San Fran n d Pittsburgh Los Mgelt PhiJpdeiphi 0 t H ou~Lon st. Louil c Cind nnatl ( Atlanta New Vorl Chtcago Su Pltl.l. 2 A Cinclnnat Clnclnn•~ St. LoUis st. Loul• Cbicaso I Lol An&! Moadal New Y -Hamllt I) vs. B ~ 1 1 I ! I l • I t I I I I I o· Ab t • ;,~~1;.£~f~s~snr~~;asstc 10 OU Middleport ~~~~ FareweII mner G'JVen the DoWSOnS By 1so ' of Heath Ch urch :7; :~e s~:=g~~ an~~~~ a,:~er:.!: 1 a:t 1 :~: ~~ Around arid About PomefO\ 1 1 1 I 1 ° I 65 .,., ..... 2 dl 63 50( tro 6o1 501 cyl wa 6: ••...hi ll 4 ol 6 c,, ~ • SOCIAL CAJ FNOAR .. . r ° · 1 rve w1lh bumpt1ous humor in Ashland College, Ashland, Ohto Mr. Smith spoke of the work THEOOORUS COUNCIL, urday guests of Mr. a~d ~ h1ch nothmg ts sacred and no 1s here for the summer vaca· done by the Dowsons while here Daughters of AmerJca, Harry Keiser, Mmersvllle. for the past lour years and meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiiser II wished them success in their the IOOF hall. and daughter and soni-ID-Iraw,.JI new pastorate. Mrs. James TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Ha!!SieJ'II president of WSCS, I FRIENDLY CffiCLE of of Reynoldsburg, enjoyed a ptop J!'ed ted C b h nic Sunday, at Bucks Lake ~meroy : era . ur c Athena county. wlll dhave at1ts annual j)lCmc on Mrs. Homer HoIter Tu 630 p m at the bo:e ~ Mrs.: Carl' Ka~tz. Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. •. John William Blaetlmlr wilt Frecker and Mr. and Mrs. Hell· II lll charge of the vesper service ry Wippel. 1 POTLUCK PICNIC for ' Gordoo Fisher, student at Mrs. Velma Cassady, bers and families of the Mounlain State Business Col~rs Plams, was showered ary of Veterans Memorial lege, Parker~burg, W. Va., birthday greetlpgs on Su"!.ay, pita! will be held Tuesday spent the weekend with his parJune 12. She received several June 21 at six o'clock (ESTJ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fishcakes and pies, and many gifts. at the 'New Haven er and daughters. Mrs. Emest Her only living Mrs. park AU ausiliary members Harris of Syracuse was also a Mary Ritchie, and her are ~sked to brin a weekend guest. Wayne Ritchie, her sister-in live new memberg as guesl Mrs. John Fisher of Akron taw, Mrs. Ethel Arbaugh For further information who spent the weekend with most of the afternoon Mrs Mary Seaman phone 992 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. pictures of people and 5124 ' or Mrs WanW: Fetty m- ry Roush of Racine, and her of Tuppers Plains iR the ' ' slater, Miss Mildred Roush vis1900s, WEDNESDAY !ted Saturday afternoon Her daughter, Leota WEEK-END MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Racine, spent the 111e Hobson Chrlstlaa lsmily and Mrs. William 1 with her. Her granddaughters, Church Wednesday, June 22 er. Karen Lee Russel~ and lrenejthrougb the 26th. The paator Jg Mr. and Mrs. WIUiam Fl<herll Cooper visited her. Also her O'Dell Mantey. Everyone is and son of Belpre spent t h great-grandchildren, Eddie Lee welcome. weekend with their parents, Mr. and Tamy Rer.e Russell. ' THURSDAY and Mrs. Sam Arnold and Mr. Her mosr outstanding thrill WILLING WORKERS class and Mrs. Mason Fisher. was a lovely bouquet of roses Gl the Enterprise EUB church Mr. and Mrs. Harry gal~ored from the farm where will meet Thursday evening at and daughter, Barbara of ber deceased parents lived. the home of Mrs, Geoffrey Wll- ..... were weekend auests These were gathered a n d son iiiiiiiiii brought by her aephew, ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE .,ciioiiloiiriica~rloo;a""~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~_;Mrs.~~R;:aym~o;;;·n~d_;B~urn;;;;•~.:;;:;l Ritchie. will meet Thuraday, at 8 p.m. r Tbe apple mullin contest will CONFINED TO HOSPITAL be held. There will be a pro' Private Elden E. Slack 1J , gram and refreshments will be confined to the U. S. Army Hofl- 1served. pltal at Fl Leonard Wood, Mi.s- I sour! with pneumonia. Slack I PAST MATRON'S Club was to have left for Germany Evangetine Chapter, OES, of June lS but the sickness Middleport, will meel 'l'hursVened. day evening at the home of Mrs. lilian Steff!, South Second daughter, Kathy, Covimgtoll, l Ave., at 7:30 p.m. Ky. are guests of Mrs. George FRIDAY Childs and Mrs. Minnie GilPAST MATRON'S Club of .. mor...,e...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.,. . Evangeline Chapter, OES, Middleport, will meet Friday evening, June 2f at the homo of Mrs. Lillian Steifl on S. Second Ave. at 7:30 p.m. lnstend TONIGHTthru TUESDAY of Thursday as reported ear- i "THIE SABOTEUR" lier. lbrlon Brand9 Yul Brynner 1olds are barred. tion with his parents, Mr. and A wealthy burgeois who af- Mrs. William Morris and fan: lects se vere illness because of ily. hiS deSire for attention and self- 1 Miss Carolyn Searls of Comdulgence _Is the object of Mo- : lumbus spent the weekend liere's satire tn the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searls · Th~e~~~~l~nv~al~ld~'~'~~ i Mr. and Mr s. Rober I Cra Ia 16 family D1anne VanCooney and Caruthers visited over th Pom~r. Ohio weekend in Columbus with Mr and Mrs. James VanCooney. LAST TIM! TONIGHT Mrs. James Crowther and ''THE kARE BREED" brother. Paul Parsons of Chi- Technlcolorcago, visited recently with Mr. Jam es Stewart . .., Maureen O'Hara L. D. Diles. ColordrMOtU Weekend guests of the and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett and WEDN~~~A~Pi~NE 22 . family were Mr. and Mrs. I C. Barllett and Miss Grace lett of Grafton, W Va.; THURSDAY thru SAT. JUN. 23·25 and Mrs. Lantz Carrico, "IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, ersburg; Mr. and Mrs. MAD WORLD" Barllett and family of Newark; - Technlcolor3 dozen comedians: Buddr. Mrs. P. M. Sines of Ha(•kett- Buster Keaton-Phil W. Va. and James Silvers-Joe E. Brown-Don who IJ employed at Newark for Knotts. They all do some the summer. They came t~ll shenanigans! Colorurtoon !ally to attend the Church dedication held SUNDAY, MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Nolan 1nd TUESDAY JUN! 24-27•21 of Cincinnati spent the "GHOST IN THE end with Mr. and Mrs. INVI~e~~!ic~~~INI" Gibbons and accompanied Tommy Kirk·Deborab Walley children, Nolan, Jr. and Julie Bori• Karlo!f home, who have been bere for Foalurottt the past week. ; MEIGS THEATRE M C d . fS. QSSQ YIS Show·ered with Gifts Cards ' (f'O~J:fl • ., , Mlcbaet Parkl (Color) ~ty limb from deweJ moonbeam _ s d d vernlght'" uperse e , o . Shield "If the lawman's billy • wake thee, Probing rib before the light, Come the morrow, !God defend thee' From confinement overnight! · ' So a wish before sl.. p greet' ' thee That Fortune meet thee overnight' Yet God p.rotect thee till tho , morning • God protect thee through the night" • · Rou!flle WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY aod FRIDAY JUNI 22-23-24 "CAT IALLOU" Banking will be Important In this youne man'a life, whatever tile career he chooses. We help hiJ Mom and Dad prepare for his future • . . with Full Bank· lng Service for wise financial planning. You, too, can count on us ... for everything from LowCost Loans to Interest-bearing Savings A<"'ounts. . ,alional I' Jane Fonda TO REMAIN HERE SP4 and Mrs. James F. Har· 'ed k from rJs arfiV last w~ ' San Pedro Califorma. ~~ r s. Hams · and, daug hten will stay · with Mr Harris's parents Mr and Mr;. Dick Harris of ra: cuse while Mr Harris is yon • . · duty in V1et Nam. S Drive Out To Elberfelds Warehouse On Mechanic: StreetHeadquarters For Floor Coverings :-linoleum - Tile-Congoleum. lig Selections of the Most Popular Qualities and PaHerns. Capable Salespeople To Help You. Everything In Floor Coverings and Accessories At The Warehouse On Mechanic Street. EVANGEUST-SINGER WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS MEIIBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ' ' • .....,.Church of the Nazare11 HERIIIT GRIMM. PASTOR MAIN ITRIIT RUTJ,.AND, O. ii!!i .a.r 1r, ar Air a consolidatiOD • Ann t "=:: s·lood Needed i s· •"a•"'e·' ., ' -. JS . . New Le!IOD . .. .Commander As Replacement Next Monday 1 WORLD ! 1 ELBERFELDS I N P0MER-0 Y :rwl Edward Warner He}p Asked£or tronger o· T d Taylor Wm'ner Ies ues ay State Leg•"slati"ve Systems Of Talkie Set s I 1 . ALL SIZES ON SALE - BUY 'EM JN PAIRS ' Sooptr Premium Valu1l $15·23 IACH 600 n BLACK WALL TIRE . PAIR IAVI ON tl'\9 PAll! ~ x ' 'I"' tax . Coopor'o New llllk Aboul "NO.LIMIT" I'ULL SIIIVICI Tllll tiUIIIIANTIII ·- !IAf:E 'eW Bus BI•ds .1.T.n VI•ted T d ,.. ' By Thorofare Markets 7\. T. 1 A p,..eH-.fl xJ!.i:· 1 abe Heada Delegation June 19 thru 26-7:45 Each Evening Rev. &Mn. Harold W. Shackleford Ky Offers Friendshi " Leggo of Pomeroy REVIVAL SERVICES COLUMBUS (UPI) -The Ohio Supreme Court upheld today tbe legality of Gov. James A. Rhodes' program for financial expanilon. The court held that a constitutional omendment which created a non-profit corporation to sell Industrial expansion bonds was valid. The amendment, passed in 1965, set-up the non-pro!lt Portsmoutb Growth Corp. Legality of the corporation and of the amendment was challenged by Scioto County Prosecutor Everett Burton Jr. However, the state's highest court ruled that since the SAIGON (UPI) - South VIet Nam' 1 polltkal erbls look a amendment had been enacted by a general vote it is not better today- Milltant Buddhist leader T bleb Trl Quang ended hl8 open to attack. strjke, Premier Nguyea Cao Ky tempor arlly lifted his four-day siege "A constitutional amendment, Growth Corp, intends 1o issue Boa Dao pagoda and Trl Quang made up with moderate Buddhlat leader;,:: unlike a legislative act, when $400,000 in bonds to finance bus- Tam Chau In a sea of smiles. Trl Quang, who had led rebel reslst,anee to lle 1 M1:Yl:IEH:S HONORED - Orion w. Roush, Wayne Chase and Herbert (Pete) Shields, adopted by the people, is not iness expansion there, including government In tile northern clty of Hue, sat up In bed today and ~Piped left to right, hold certificates and a large eake Tuesday night after they were· honored open to attack on the ground an addition to the Porsmouth COlle soluUon. He had previously sub81s ted on tea and fruit ID a for long service on the Meigs County Agriculture and . StahlllzaUon committee. Mr. tbat It does not serve a public plant of the Dayton-Ports- lllid would eontlnue until Presideat Johnson ended his Roush has served 10 years and Chase and Shields 25 years. Shields, local oUice manaeer, purpose," the court held. I mouth Foundry Co. and guarhas ierved aeven additional years on the committee.- Sentinel Photo. The greater Portsmouth antee a loan to tbe YeUow Cab SAIGON (UPI) -Premier Ky Confident Iat the plus hospital w11n '' Co. Nguyen Cao Ky temporarily Ky obviously confident be Quang ia ataylnl R'1fl ' ' :;• Not D!Jcrimlnalory lifted his four-day aiege of the has crushed the Buddhist-led 1roops Oew him to 8aJpl Th tate' h' h 1 1 Viet Hoa Dao Pagoda today as rebellion and pushing now for biB former power baaa at lede th 1s th s ~ 1rour a gesture of friendship to national unity in the fight "They reached a ·~~ ru a e ame ."" .can- Buddhist rebell and more tban against communism, 01·dered lboolt not be considered diswmtn- 400 men, women and children the seige lifted at the request warmly and a~ry because II excludes elec- streamed from Its gates. of model'llte Buddhist leader told Unit~ Press Inc and gas co~paru~s from Police arrested two youths 'l'hich Tam Chau. He said they met 111r two .. . . . . . benefltmg under fmancmg aid. suspected of kllting a policeman Chau who baa joined other half hours unlll Cbatl '·1 SAIGON (UPI) :-The pilot of back an attack by a mojor The dogfight erupled during " j But before they reached ''The amend~ent has b.ut one during the weel<s 01 anti- Bnd~ts in opposing the Ky lunch. . a crlp\)led Navy :tel rammed .a North Vietnamese force about strike against the Me Xa. home and w1th only minutes ol purpose, to g1 ve financ10l as- government rioting but passed regime but favored a negoUal- Trl Quang Jauocbed 1 '"I'll-! ' . Sldewiiide& ~isslle · ·up 11\e 230 miles north of Saigon and hilhway bridge,. 1 heavily fuel left they heard a call lor sistance to private lnduatry or the others after checking their ed setUement of the cri.si.s and strike lS days ago VOWinl llli;~ ta!Jplpo of a Commurust Mtg k11led at least 70 In a bloudy de.'ended installation about 75 belp from their relief. Four other governmental uruts m ·~; identification cards. orderly transf•.r of power to a eat notbing lllllll 1 and b~ew.,ft, out of the sky, U.S. mornmg-long battle. The light- miles northeast of Hanoi. MIGI7s hnd attacked them, TI1e der to create new employment, An unknown number of rebels civilian govemment, met mill- Jobnsoo balta aid ~ spokesman .said. today. Another ing was part of Operation An unarmed RFa reconnat .. two pilots turned and roared the court co~mented. _ some aieiJa'<li! continuing re- tent anti-government leader military reeime. .A*-1 .Jf Td'~ MIG Wll damaged, but . ths Nathan Hale. in .the nation'.• sance plane on a photo m"s10n back into the fray. . . "The exclusiOn of electric and sistance I> the Ky reRime and Thich Trl Quang in a Saflon Quang intended to ""''IIIu•li'.ij '' Amerlccma . loot. one jet m the strategic midsection, and 11 was downed by the intense They saw thell' two r~1ef jets gas compames from benef!IJ of others fearing arrest Ior i hospital today and .aidts said fast, the aide said be df4 ~ :·; super"9n)c. dogt1ght and ·another aent the toll of the three-day ground fire and missiles started fighting desperately w1th tbe the amendment 1s a reasonable violence-remained inside. M -1they dissolved their differences know but "now ll 11 1lul to heavy Communist ground operation soaring to more than lA> flY when two F4C Phantoms enemy. classification not constituting ter liO minutes police rolled the lin a sea of smiles. detail." ' ' -·' fire. lOll. . flying cover . decided to stic~ Hit A Mig denial. of equal protection. barbed wire barricades back in The dramaUc meeting be- Aides said Trl Quaq WM .;, :; The ·fiJbtlng erupted· high' in In other action, guerrilla around · illd fly protection for ''One o! the two planes pulled "It " not discriminatory, be- place. tween the feudicd ranks cam• longer UDder arrest. ;:.!' the i'ky north of Hanoi forces otruck two Marine the pilot who balled out safely. up and sprayed one of tne cause it is not applicable to ex>~ Tuesday. A third u.s. plane- outposiJ near Da Nang before One of the protectors got pari MIGs In the midsection with 20 isllng businesses unless new an Fllli ThUndeichiof-ai50 ·was lfawn In an apparent effort to of bis_tail assembly lbot away mm cannon fire," the pijots construction will create new oun~e lost TuOsday to ground fire in a claim a quick propaganda by ground fire and he and his were quoted es saying. "The jobs. separate action. . .. victory. and rained mortar firo wln~man beaded back to the MIG started streaming fuel and Second Ruling On tl!i.ground, ba\OOred U.S. on il !I.S. alrfleld in tho Mekong earner · Hancock after callmg tho Crusader broke to the fight, Once before the state suparatroiipeis reinforCed. secre- ·Delta. · lor help and being relieved by maneuvering to evade another pre me court was asked to rule IJy during ••· ~·•hi, ijljr)~ Strike At Br . pJm ( , ued_ ~n_poge 9) OJ!.. the CtlllStilutlonality of [llpa Following the trend of other major food - · _ . . ·· ·' •· ·liii'~bliCI!oanctnt-of-illd!IOim Thorofare Markets, Inc., parent corporalloa. ,1.' "• ---· ' Oipanslon initiated by the Supermarkets, Jne., is consolidating much of Its •---~-~~~·'!II'. . . svi>kl!:v, "Aa•lralla (uPH Rhod., administration. Uon in the company's 250,000 sq. ft waraho11111 iii J .· ·\.e. 6 Jf .'l<t - A Jt.f"IINikl factory wortIn 11164 the court decided that ville, Pennsylvania. described u a "otranee. I constitutional prohibition However, considerable tonnage In groeel7 produdl, brtodlnc YOIUII ...... lldmllo against guaranteeing pubtic perishables, and all frozen foods will contlnJM to be U led today lUI ~e attompled to credit would be violated by viced from the modem Route 35 Evms Wareholllll, lllcd•• 1 maiBbiate OppollUoa teat~« plans of the Ohio Development just outside of Gallipolis. I ' Arthur eatwell ao be merged • Flnsncing Commission to lend Sale of the Evans Bakery West Virginia, IIIII x.tucJtr II :~ In Taesday ·•·•t lrom 1 rallv stat funds bas been completed to the Ohio lassored. Thorofare faela _.. ' Charles !. Swatzel waa elect....., ' Meigs County clttzens ar• •e · Valley Baking Company which the steps taken wW belle. lbat ~. ed Commander for the year protesting the war Ill V I e I gain asked lA> donate blood to Because of that ruling the wlll be servicing all stores with Igrowth. .' 11967 ' when Drew Webster Post : Nam, police said. replace that uaed by Meigsj amendment in question today its modern quality baking and In recent yean Ill ~ ' ,.\· ;No. S9, The, American Legion,: Peter Raymelld Kogsn wao residents. was Initiated and subsequently distribution system. employees bave become ' 1·,'· ' · I approved at the polls ln May, 1 met Monday night. -~..o by arreot •• offlc<ro The ne- Bloodmobile visit ]M< Jjl"" SIJT1'LE E . union members, IIIII '"- ..... -· •-.,.. •• ~. ''+" vans store operaUons, mer· the benefitl .;;["• I Other ofllcers elected were · •• saylnc be •bot at the Ia Monday, June Tl, from noon I About 250 companies lndicatJolm L Sallie, aan of Mr. cbandising and advertising will witb m~~: res~--n.nu.. Memories 'list Vice Commander, on.n fiery 70 - year • old Labor to 8 p.m., at the Pomeroy Jun- ed Interest In the finsncing pro- lllld Mr J w s ttte continue from new offices ln l Davl"d R Pren"""':O::"''wiD' ;. ~ SAN FRAN!-lSCO _ A DE- Knapp: Adiut"'·- !Jcro Huu · :! party cblef "becaullll I'm •ltlk lor High School. Servin~ the gram and awaited the supreme '· ameo ' u ' the Route 35 Warehouse at Gal- tin ' • al_, ' W.lcome Is sometimes ISgt.-at-Arms, Edgar VanlnWag- r ol being nobody and wuted canteen for this visit of the court's decision, Development Long Bottom, woa Usttng 00 lis tis ue as gener muww , ' ..... rolouds ed '"' memories of 1 ,.1 0 1en: 4 year. trustee, Kenneth : to make a DilDO lor m,...U." Bloodrnob'l1 IU be the Ra · Rio Grande College JJ<o•n's po · tbe Evans operation <• c ., cme Director Fred P. Neuenschwan- MOrtt Honor Rall lor the past Leases lor several new Ev- by Hoyt Mullins. a.~ .- 'j. ew . Tu d h IHarris: Fmance Officer, Guy Jolly Neighbors 4-H Club. Har- der said. _,........ ~ .dead. So 1l was eli ay w E"n Guinther· SerYice Officer · d 1eme1ter. ans stores have been signed, always welcome at EftDI'a ·~ the USS Enterprise, the world's CIIH ~es, and Chaplain; ; :!er~e~~:~~Unga ::;;.r:lu~"J. staRhteodm:!t todissauyedex!~~i~gar~ and continued growth and ex- new address, Route 15, Galllplo :. largest w~sh1p, slipped mates- Eber Roush. •250 Pieked up in emtin and Margaret Cole.. ... ··pansion in the trt stala of Ohio lis • -··• the Golden FTimk v.U1Jibon was alected l pleasure with the decision. ' · !" licaUy ·th•v..,, Gate after eight months and to !ill an ~pired term as a 'j Forfeited ··Bonds Reservationa are not nece8-• 13,00tr successful- aircraft mrt· • . 'l'h fllcer to do te blood. A . I be enemy In l•forth .-year s many les agamst wDl be trustee. installed at ... the 0 nutI ' Three men charged follOW· I sary 'l' possiblena should come durVIej Nam. Many of ,the pitots!lmeetlng of Drew Webster Post!lng . an e~ly Sunday morning: lng the early afternoon to make were not 011 hand at .lie wei- .No. 39 on Monday, July 4. i acr·ietll m Middleport have way for the men getting off Edward Wamer, 71, a native come. · I Jn other bualness Frank vau- . lorfeiled bonds in the court shift work later. nf Galllq County, died at the The big E's 5,2110 officers rghan reported on the Elghth ' al Mayor C. 0. Fisher. borne of bla daughter, Juanita CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Midwest Govemon Con- .and men were accorded a · jub- !Distrlct's Sunimer Conference '! Wald Ler .Nelson 22 CoDon Taylor, Pomeroy carrier Gibbs, C:r.!]ev1llo, early Tues ference closed today with a former governor urlf.ng tht ; Dant reception from crowds held In Alben,!, June 12 where , oy • • PLAN lor the Dally Sentinel, is winner day morning. chief executives to give leadership efforts to lmprova the_ ~. the! jammed the Golden Gate Dislrict officers were elected. · lumbus, forfeited I f200 bood The Ladieo Auxiliary of the of the first prize in a carrier He was the soo of the state legislative system. :-:·. Bridge, hllltops overluoklng &In Also at this meeting, Vaughan I on a DWI charge, Don E. Nel- Ollve ToWOllhlp Fire Depart- contest concluded recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob The plea was voiced by former Kansas Gov. John A1J. :. Francisco Bay and the pier at 1 was named Americanbm choir- Ison, 211, Rl I, Langsville and ment will have an .,.ction sale Don has been awarded a Allo precedlug him ln derson, who heads the National Cltizena Conference 011 ' nearby. Alameda Naval Air Imao lor the Dlltrlct and Pauli Ray Nelson, 25, Columbus, each on Saturday, July 15, bectnnlng walltle talkie sel was his -"le. ourvlvong are State Legislatures. j · ·~ Station. easel was again na111 ed bead · forfeited 125 bond on lntoxlcll- at 10:30 a.m. at tilt- lire bouse. other winners and their priz- daughter, Juanita, three AdO Help PI SeliiMI Rhodeo Ta Ololnua ;' 1 ,, : . of "The Gifts for Yanis Who Uoo charges. Lunch will be serYid. es were Chester Rouah, Middle- children, one great Anderson said it was pollll- Republican Gov. JBmel A. ~ p~ · /ul Gave" prO((l'am oa wblch be' port, a portable record plat child, IUld a sister, Mrs. cally difficult for members of Rhodes of Ohio wu to be elec&. :. · _ did an ou!Jtandlng job in lfi6S. ROTARY CRANGf. Metp Gea"raa llolpllll er, second place, and Debbie lea Clark, Rt. I, Mlddlepori. state legislatures to vote them- ed chairman of tbe !a-state ~ ·,:; Chir~.Y.'"Gaulle met ior Frank Che!'~ebre'!, ~:-. of . ..... ... · · AdJitllllou -Edith McKen- Stewart, Mason, a transiStor Funeral services wiD be selves adequate salary and nee- gsnlzatioo to llllCt'8d J>emli. ',.'' three ~!lith Soviet leaders Post 39, was- elected Chaplain Tbe ,Midd!iport..Poroeroy Jlol. zle, Pomeroy; Homer Lee, Rut- radio, third place, Jimmy Clat- Thursday at 2 p.m. at th essary staff operations and then cratic Gov. Karl F. Rolva&l ~,, today ill 8 n[iorted effort In for the second straight year. ary dub will meet at the ldaJ'. land worthy and Jan Long of Mid- Rawlings Coats FUneral face the voters. Minnesota at the closirl& -. 'ii In Ruialao support for Joint Vaughan Cheesebrew · Caacl 1Un Restaurant Friday night, DfaeharsH - J8DIOI Eblin. dleport, Mary Hawk, Dennis with the Rev. 0 . H. cart "What does a member of the slon. :Oves to end the Vletnameile and Dog' Robeson a~ tbls June 21. tnsiA!'sd nf at lleatb Kathryn Weaver, Alma Parker, Hawk and Richie Co<art al50 iaUng. Burial will be in legislature tell his constituents A number of resolutions de q ~erence. Cburcb. · Evelya Flck, John McDaniel received prius. Gravel lilll cemetery. when he votes himself a pay were called for adoptioll, Ji; .~. 0 · wAitholllll the French -pres!- : IVirgto 'lo'utel(er und Cliff may call at tbe funeral raise or ~?.tes money to hire a eluding a proposal to anytime. Mr. Wamer was a secretary Anderson said . in St La . d-• does •not feel tJie time 1s Rhodes were reported on lbe ,;; !)ow lor • Vtf!lnamese sick Ust. Paul .Cesd gava a .... tired miner. "This b a tough practlcai po- :w~~ Tbe ,;..~'~il~· peace clonlerence, 'rrencti·111ur. port on reg~lta weekend acUv~ . . . Htical problem for leg!J~t- not produclne enough revet.-Jl•. oes . sa~ ·De Gaulle · wants u.. 'If the ~~tand a vole of COLUMBUS (UPl) - State fall to submit any bJdl for bus Ireaulted in central purchase Ff~ COLNON ors," Anderson sald In ~gtng to pay Ita COIIStructlon f!A/ati: •r' Soviet ~acklni, w~ ·he f•els ~ wu lll,"'nded· to t h • EducaUon Department offlclils bodles we will then COtllult with plans being declared Ulegal. WASHu,GTON (UPI) governors and newa media to and its operatora aay a ~<~~~. ·..• ~ !'~ tre 10011 · tor P•oy Ce!tll!nl Block Com- Itoday began readmllllng lor: federal ageniJ on lnvokins the However, when they IOU8hl arl Colnon, president a1 support plans for strengtbening increase Ia - -, brii!j~ the dlepute lti the ne- PIIIIY for Its .~tion .flf a booth jblda on school bua bodies under· Sherman Anli-Trusl Act. .., a temporary restr~~lnlnc order and Zolltf Coal Co., Chicago, tbe tqlslaUve system. neceaary. .....~ ili,b)i. to the P1111 ~l![b!f _ ~Ita the •w, aooperatlva hitldlnC .. 1• week to prevelll opening ot waa elected chairman of the He advocated annual aesslons '"""~' • · weekend. · · . . • _ plan_ . . · . We feel we can.put !Oitther bids under the cooperative bfd. board of dlfeetm o! the In most of the states and aug- ve~or.. Me-ral ....._. requ11f., When tilda . .opened Moil-·, - 1&1!, evtllen<e til, proye coJ. ding plan, a FraliiUD County Uonal Cqal 'Association at the fll!Sted that Jeclslatures ohould Adm!JoloM _ TIIIIID)I itaii[J; ..~·~ I,ed all and, churcb: foil lfl&w:,: l&lnal deacl-jluaton. court refu!ed to is!ue It close of llte Oll!anizatlon's bave more research staffs to Rutland. · !1.--.CWIA . .' as to lbal oaiJ•c~a":ed : ' orlg':r"aeturen . State off!ciela ~ they j annlve~ contenUOD Tuesthem with their wll'k. lllscUrpi _ 11er111a, batt I uacl did can save sctool d1.<~rtcts as day. man, John Kerns MrL ~~It:.£ 11111 tbat wu lllr · much al IZ.tltlO per ~ throtllil PO HOLIDAY BaU and 11011. ' .1111 1110rt11101 bave lli'NIII time to the central blddlna All postoftlcell of Metp counUllo their pro[IOiall leaveo liCtual I)' wUI be cloeed !Dr lbe JW, " !I 1 4th boUday, I'GineioJ PoeiDJu. ter <lharles Dlelll ._, ·alinOt!IJtlo eel. There WID · be IIi> wllldow 1 2nd Big Week of Moore's July 4th and Vacation Time Tire Now On Represenlatives from t h e Pomeroy congregation of bovah'o Witnesses returned Sunday evening from the tiJree.day Seminar held sn Ashland, Ky., last weekend. A peak attendance of 747 on Sunday heard district supervisor Frank Spacll deliver the public Bible lecture, "Does God Have Influence In Twentieth Century?" Pr:=~ lrllnlster AuUs Leggo the Pomeroy deleeauon. U..clld fo flae lntr•" Of fh Jfef,..MIJIOII .4,.. of "Nor deride these ltaves 1 Aim Maraaret enttne • I'm going -ond"'IUS RILlY'S BACK IN TOWN" • • Fear thee not this lowly parkbench Designed to delay thy wearied flight· , • For its unresisting pressul'.. Will not wa~ thee ovemJght• 1 to be a Banker when/ Grow up • TO A VAGABOND n th• thoui!ht of trusting boclr To yon park bencb overnigilt Doth disturb thee, shame, pel' turb thee Take to thee this, mine advice: 1 1 e teet • w:u:n::e~rM~r::.:~~: ~:: ~:: ~~gh~~~to. Morlls, ~ich7~:~~~;;ad thua, comers fare-well dinner Mond~y even- church organizations. ~~ ~~ er regatta weekend were her lng at Heoth Church with ap- The Rev. Howard Ruppel! or[ . • J parents, ltlr. and Mrs. Dan Family Entertained proximately ISO parisboners at- the First United Presbyterian Skala and daughter Evelyn o! ' tend' 1 B ed 1 Fl th 1 Mr Weekend guests of Mr. and mg.. Church and vice J)I'Wde~t ol 1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomasj r eno11, a.: er son, .. By Mr. Tuckerman Mrs. Leo Kennedy were Mr. The dmner arrangements the Middleport MlniSteriBI A•- , and family spent the weekend I and Mrs. James Hope and chlland Mrs. Jesse Lake, were in charge of Mrs. Everett sociation, spoke in tribute to at the Waiter Thomas fishing dren Janet, J~~.__M_a_ry ~ Mr. Rue Tuckerman, wbo Is Jefferson; Mr and Mrs. DaviS, Ml's. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Ithe Dowson family. Mr. and camp near Malta. I a !ather, grandfather and greatael Ohlinger and children, John Balter and Mrs. James Mrs. Wilham Russell .prese~t- Mr. and Mrs. Everett '!'hom- her ~nts, Mr. and Mrs. W. grandfather, entertained memchael n and Julia Nelsonville· Cnswell, assisted by members ed a taped muSJcal g11t w1th nt Sunda at the Walter 0. Bam1tz hers of his family at a buffet Sumner Arthur Long's "Nev- and Mr Clarence' Bailey and of the WSCS. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Mrs. Ruasell singling two selec- ;~ spe fl h' Y am Mrs J B Marshall and dau- dinner at his home Sunday in er Too Late," the season's first I sons Richard and Michael provided flower arrangements tions, "How Great Thou Art" om~s. ~ 1: c b p. M ghter, Marianna, who wrere call- observance of Father's Day. production, Is a situation com- Spri~gfield. Mr. and Mrs. for the tables. and "Turn Your Eyes Upon J• ;::: ~n D :;• ~nd ~~ ily ed here by the Illness and Attending were his daughter edy concerned With a late m1d- linger and children also · · Following the dinner, a pro- , sus" accompanied by Mr. Rus- 1 f Col n~ e ees m death of Russ Watson, left and son, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney die-aged couple who have hap- with his parents Mr and Mrs was presented in tribute : sell. The benediction was given M umd ~ p I Monday for their home in Lou- Russell (J)onna Tuckerman) of prly guided a son thruugh all Conrad Ohlinger' of Pomeroy · the Dowson family with Mrs. : by Rev. Dowson. Mr. and Mrs. I nd rd an ht "· 1 ;ut v· ·'ted isvllle, Ky Glouster; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 0 1 tile traumas and troubles of I Mr Clarence Bailey and so~s Fultz in charge. Mr. Dowson expressed their appre- i aS d aug ..,.th 1 1~ pre . " Mrs. Cyril Arnold of Stewart Tuckerman and son, Tom and r·h lldhood and. adolescence and Richard . and Michael of Spring-• Sm1'th was master of cere- , c1a . I'wn of the g1'Its and expres- un ay, WI rea lves m opent Sunday WI'th her mo ther, daug hter, Kary,I of Athens, a c•ollege and 1010 mamage only field visited Father's Day with monies for the program which 1 sions of good will. "':::: d M H be 1 D' Mrs. John F. Baily and her sis- great granddaughter, Lisa LindIn diScover thThey ahre to be par- hi's f'ather Mr Wl'ltiam Bailey included a poem written by nd . an Ro rs. tert drS ldxaoyn ter, Mrs. Russ Watson. ' say of Columbus, and Miss Nore:1ts agam. e s ow wrll open , · M Ed d y d d • son, ger v s1 e un M Tho y . . p 1 1 PI 1 June 23 and run through the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd and rs. war oung an rea al Shade, with Mrs. rs. mas ouog re um- rna Sullivan of on easant, . .h childrffl have re'" ned to their by Mrs. Nan Moore, a parody FUlton ·•d M Ge ld King ed home Sunday after a visit at W. Va. 2tit · ,..r •fter spend- wrl'tten to the song. "Mother," ~· Mrs. rs. Anthony ra · Fombell • Pa. with. her niOce, · Mr. · ed The weekend ot June 30 Ju- home in Brookville Mr. and Tuc kerman receiV. ' ing the weekend with his par- wllh the words, D-0-W-s.<>-N husband, Mr. and Mrs. many gifts and cards from hiS I . 1 2 , .11 be th 1 Coumuaspen 1 b 1 •oU nday and ' • ,o, WI erun of r spetl'g tth I U>SIO H ldRg nd tE ILl f 'I· ld' hisdught ~ rendan Behan's seri<><:omedy ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd lit' m fotheu De exempfaryllqua' ' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. arol ?thanha abewas vd- MramlyCmDcupmg (aP ler, 'fh H t " T k" and son Mike tes o owson am y. v· il C bell erpoo' WI er nep an s. . . age au me e osage. a mg place ' · A humorous re ding "A 1rg amp ' U M d M M'lt D Tuck ) f ' N F t M 8 1 1 :. . in a seed Dublin h0t 1 .j Miss Carol Scott Gallipolis, , . , · MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. William ~ e, r. an rs. on aerman or eyY . e occu k ' "th Preachers Wife s Lament, g1- ! VlB. She was accompanied by er, F1a. Flower arrangements pied by some raffiSh characters, ; spent the wee ffld WI her ven by April Fraser, and a rtad- JOF CLASS of the United ard, daughter Barbara and son, her daughter, Mrs. Robert Rog- lor the dinner were made by the play gives full vent to the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul ing by Mrs. Bernard Fultz in Methodist Church Will Walter and Douglas Haynes .,.. and daughter, Nancy of Nel- Miss Sullivan from her garan1mal !iprr1ts of 1ts characters Scott. original verse concluded the Monday at 7:30 p. m. Lancaster, and Miss Lorna den p· k rn some undisciplined scenes a- Michael Morris, student ~~ program. · church. Owens of Middleport, were soov 111 e. · lctures were ta en. Hoslal•·"e re • n Th .11 e season WI run for SIX .ee ks - opentilj! June 23 and dooing July 31. Each show will b resented 10 U Th d~: through Suu~da;: the ~~:: versity Theatre on South Colkge Street. .. at y ... '!.' - SPECIAL CLOSEOUT GROUP . 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