https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bcca87450d3533a1fc621ddd5c3fae05.pdf 8ba3628ea4ab86efe2f6f17f2449c60c PDF Text Text ., .' '· i. '), • .• """"'I; I of •/ ''/ .1 ,. "' \:-.£.~1'il<l-\ lt: ... ·: '":N {.,,r'\ If ..•~.~"!, ,..... .. J ·•• • .. ' 1 'I I I ' ,... : ' en tine~ at y e ' " • ~f .'""· ' ' .' •, VOl XVIII NO. 58 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO. MONDAY, JULY 11, 1966 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:.----~\.4 FIVE aHfl . ' 0 11-,~ A GRENADE OIJ6HT .. - I LieutenalJI , French wdi lng the pll· . TO DO IT! ONE GRENADE RIGHT ON THE OL' TARGET!! I PULL THE PIN .. "'. '' '~"' ,,,, \., the 63 Cb~ Criticism Expected Bel AI ... ' lr ' ·~;·~ ; 4 dr. ~·~c steerlftO, 64 G•l• I Conw-.t• I YEH, I!I.IT snu. WE\IE oor A. WAA10WJN-SO NOW A TACTICAL CHANGE IS IN ••• Ina. pow1 windows, · 64 Fore sao. ' lnder, Dr R• Whitew1ll 64 Fore 500. 4 Dr . . ..."" ,II.• pow•r ~lf!t tires. r ' 61 Che Bol Alro. 1 i sao 4 Dr. ......,, ' ' metic frat enee expected to bring sharp denunclatlons of stepped • up U. S. air raids against Communist North Viet Nam. The churchmen from mM! lhan 200 hgllcan, orthodox and Protestant denominations with SOIJ1e million members a!400 expected to criticize were 80 racial mjustice and Western complacency about the world's widening gap between rich and poor. will he the first major 11 church lorwn on soctal prot>lelll• since .e end of World CIIICAGf' _ TORNADOES and severe thunderstorms ckd to . pa 1 1ng w1n s uped 80 moehs ur scream across t e 1· ho west Sunda ht and e rl tod Th y 0 bu a y ay.! e wea erl reau wLarkned ohi ansevereCh'c r se m a t! M' 1 ga .: 1 ago, ht' 1 storms from n and Wisconsm. across northero lilmots to Power Iones were down In section• of Chicago and throughout the nortnwes' ·n suburbs. 1 M~dn Wthltt WI) ~:e« s ......... ~!·~ erations of the cbin. neck and stomach, and a passenger in his car, Diana Balderson, 21 , ~~ ~ m;t·,~~~:' Jnd~ana. derson automobile. The motorcycle caught fire shortly after the accidenl The fire was ex· Parkersburg, suffered knee and leg contusions. on a car drlvlll by Terry h.-ew- llngulsbed by the Chester Vol· unteer Fire department. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach indicated this morning the ml&bap is still under investigation, er, 20, RL 1, Portland, going lOUth, raportedly failed as tbe' ear approaehed the interseetlon. Brewer's car struck a parked vehlele owned by William D. Tuttle, Rt. 1, Minersville. Brewer's automobile carne to a stop later alter It hit a cuard rail. Sheriff's department deputies returned to Chester at ll p.m. Sunday to investigate a two • ear accident at the intersection of Route 248 and old Route 7 In front of Summerfield's Restaurant. Authorities said the There was damage to l h e left front fender and hood of Brewer's car and to the left brakeJ fow~ # ri.. w-. !Jiir' ..... parked aloiJIIIbe ~ il1ft was aldenlped. till*·...,.. It agee I '' . I ,. .. I I:~~:ti~~;t!~~fi~~~~dr~y ~escue ; ~am ,ac;~mjill;~ Husband held u.s. moruiliC IIIII ol lbe alate TuesdaJ alta- .ud lflo Ding. Temperatures both todaY and Tuesday wen expected to read! !be ~ with low rew!Jvp arouod '/11. -~ BOULDER, Colo. (UPI) - Pollee bJd few Ieadl 111day in their search for the sex slayer of a University of Colorado coed who waa attacked in a eastle-llke tower of the university's Maclcy Auditorium. Beautiful and talented Elaura Jeanne Jaquette slain In a dingy, littered music practice room flights up a creaky l!talrcase which splrala lnlld8 the building's ivy-covered romanesque tower. Orpll muste, reverberating eerily through the bulldln& pl'llbably muffled her death . Jaquette'o body, alayltlgs lJl IIIII IIIt II Jl8ll'l at on1y In a bhlnlire, '1m lla4lolttdi 'qpu,-18 the Saturday In the organ ruggedly padDrll loolhllll ol a:: -~ Traffi'c Deaths I Hit Holiday ~ a running battle oo miles north helicopter . was . forced down , A man in lhe Dayton suburb 1 of Saigon during the weekend 1 Sunday rught Wllh mechamcal [ 1 of Kelterin~ was electrocuted ! had dtlftculty today fmdmg I trouble 12 miles west of . Chu · Saturday when he touched a members of the Viet Cong Lai, 350 miles north of Saogon. 1200 volt electric line wluch was force which fled Into jungle ' Anuther Choctaw commg to Its ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - A blown down near his home. near the Cambodian border resrue was knocked down by woman was shot to death early 1• In Columbus Jightrung touch· Viet Cong ground r·tro tod lie dly by her under heavy pounding. ay a ge : cd off a $275,000 lumber yard Pounding Storage Areal A Jhird Choctaw was brought estranged husband , just a few . fire as well as a number of The petroleum storage areas down today but U.S. spokesmen bours after she bad moved out smaller house lires . · of their house · I Authonlles · · throughout · · pounded Sunday by the Navy saod no Amencans were k'lled 1 cenlra1 Cap ri coous wea ther - pareh· and Air Force hombers were I !Continued on Page 6) Mrs. !sahel Fore, 44, was and southero parts of the state ing temperatures followed by I proportiODS • 1 room. She apparently seJrually assaulted and after a terrific struggle. Her attacker, who police musl bear marks from the scuffle, escaped. Detectives say th h 1ew cues 1 nd no ey ave • suspects. The killing was at least tbe · a senes · oI fourth 10 =~~:=~g~~~~g~ ~."~~t ~~~~ D - call~d m. tower cubicle Her " - W8l · and her okull lrMbutd. liM appeared to ban beeD but ~--_ ..,.,.,.. ~ """~ , ~,.. results ol aa aulopiJ - ,..w 0110 perso~s - - - - ~ - - . • r1ght~ • ~!hers 1 ~ "f. ':,.;~~.!- ... Service Held For Homer Lee ow~ C~; M~:~~p-~ns, ;';..i . nigh~ N'iddl~port· aaiurday ~ e. 0~ a~~· dr: 1 1 1 I ~aday a~ old reoc~ Steinbeck Answers Yevtushenko Into Court ~ orou~ ta ~k-118~-~dedlo _!.~~ qsll~ '~. o!PI!!:t 11., ·Jatr. ., ' · ·~~~·~ _,~ \' . O'illlflil. Ra_,.,;~ ~ lA r::..~• dri; ~ :r, ~ "~ tbaJtohDSielnbeek(ca''~.)»Syear- ==~~~~~;~~;~~ 70I Ita 1111 bow I de4elt aU war, 1111& lti' ~.. .~r!r.n IIIII : ~I!' ,, ~ Driver Cited KentuckyDerby 0 { c k F"~~htmg • Rmded • · .·' ,. scribed u tall. laD, J01ID& teo llgtous, and lovely,• wu foullll sprawled under 811 orpaln tlie 50. 1 ~ANOTHER lliiNG- dttl CHICAGO (UP I) _ Dr. Martin Luther King · peoding the filing ol charges. , GRENADA, Miss . (UP() - · five killed in one crash ple-sl, Middleport, passed Gl upon the nation's Negroes Sund~y to .~esolv~ thetr dtf-1 They had. been separated and Civil rights leaders vowed to- [ near Elyna , doed on auto acct- Sunday afternoon in _,_. GOP Direction ferences in a "coalition of consctence and JOin forces I she had flied for divorce. day to renew demonslrations , dents from 6 p.m. Frldsy un- hospital. , WA' 'ffNGTON - REPUBLI· in a nonviolent army that no political machine could A woman who had helped , broken up Sunday by a squad ol j til midnight Sunday, a •urvey Born June 4, 11104 in cans In search of the way back defeat. Mrs. Fore move Sunday had 1 state police who sprang out by United Press International ville she was &be da~~:.,:! I to power have been urged to King a Nobel prize-winner, spurned the call for •gone to the restaur ani with her J of hiding and banged heads and the Ohio Highway Patrol tbe 'late Levi and take a leaf from the Kennedy black separatism as unrealistic and said Neg_roes and · to get something to eat. . She ; with billy clubs and gun butts showed. Pierce. notebook - put the accent on white were "tied in a single 1said Fore approached the1r car 1in a wild melee at the county I . dr ed d 8 ·vors include her 1and one of youth . New . faees and fresh arment of destiny .,, CIVI) in the parking lot, invited t?em cc-·· ouse _ Six persons ' an_ b urVJRoscoe · 1 dau ter Mn. programs atmed at the young g King led ahout 5,000 persons movement's choel proponents ol to eat with him and was reject-[ " If you don't like what hap- three were kolled In oth Jenkin;on Flmeral aa dew foP people who will come to domi· on a two-mile march to City l"black poyer" on the Issue of ed. •pened today be here tomor· l er aCCidents to boost the acCI- tw J 'k Satterfield 11 Rt. 1 Bud""" · who nale the electorate in the next Hall, where m(e his reformation vloleoce. Floyd McKissick, \ She said he returned to his row ," Leon Hall, a field worker dental death loll to 33 for the :d Dan ' efenlnlll. der•'e ••tll be a key to GOP namesake he posted on the prestdenl of the Congress of car, she got out of the car Mrs . i for Dr. Marlin Luther King Jr ., I weekend. f' ld 0 0 1 b th Meigs General Jbp!tal filler rejuvenation, according to a door his iisl ol 14 demands to Rac!al Equality !CORE l, drew I Fore was in and wen! in the told a rally attended by about \ Over the long Fourth ol July : (>· (> wo years illnelll,......., hoM tofrank report called "where the make Chicago an "open city ." an ovation when be told the restaurant, then heard a !hol l70 persons Sunday holo'day 3! persons dt' ed in traf- Pn terceo"'1 omber ' sister al2 p.m. at"'- Ban..,. " d th d' I d F , II \ IBeterce, urn us , a ' .... vote s are. The actlon was symbolic of crow ere was no 1sagree- an saw ore~ car pu away. Hall said Negroes would fie accidents . th M ti two grandchilPresbytmiu d:llrdl Wltb The report, prepared by the Martin Luther who tacked hi• ment between CORE and King · He was. found at his trailer attempt to use the facilities at • . . · . ' , "and a:n."'great-grandehild. the Rev. Howard lbqlpllllflle. conservative • oriented Senate "95 Theses" on the door of the : on hat poonl. borne. behind a bar he owns, by Sardis Lake, sw•m in the Kiwa· 1 The vtctom• mcluded, ln n, iatlog. Burial wu Ill lie Willi Republican policy committee, castle Church in Wittenberg. ! "Black power, oontrary to sberifl's deputies. nis Club swimming pool and in- soulheastern Ohio, William B. Mro. Satterfield was a mem- cemetery. was released during the week· Germany, in 1517. fl was what it has been misrepr.esenl- i tegrate oUI<r facilities. Hounshell, 24 . Rt. 2 Beaver, be:' of tbe Chcrch of Chrosl of He was 8 member ollbe Jill'. end . "Sill<'f party idenlificeti"" Luther's first public act in his Ied to mean, docs not advocate , CLINIC REPORT killed when hi• car left Ohio Moddleport. . . riaonvtlle PreabyterlaJI .-c111 Is al Its weakest among voters crusade for reformation of the violence," McKissick saod. "Jt l Gallia county health nurses Mayor Takes Up 220 in Pike County and crashFuneral servoces will be of HarrlSOIIVIIIe Grautll in t,_,ir early and mtddt• 2 1S, catholic Chureh. advocates political and econom- last Saturday administered 24 d d ed near Waverly. at 10 a.m. at the Prior 1o farmiJie be wu we suggest presence of enorTwo dozen people passed out , ic power. fl is not a slogan . It polio, 31 DPT's, s!x D-T's, 33 Two Ban 8 Satur ay mgsCoats Funeral B'""': . schoolleacber lJl M8ip COUll· r.-.ous opportunty; opportumty from tbe 9S-degree be Some lis a movement wblcb seeks to tuberculin skin tests, five ly- Two persons were fined and Rev . Donald HICks olfiCI8ling. m y-ears He l!eiVId to make the!O new voters Re- 1011,000 persons bad been 'lchange conditions from wh!cb phold innocuiaUons and six two forfeited hoods in the court Vetel'BDI Memorial Hospital Burial will be In Gravel HID "::lthe lbtbera public""S; opportunity to expected to attend the rally riots erupt." smallpox vaccinations. Since the of Pomeroy Mayor Charles A> --ti.,lons Salllrdoy _ Ford , cemetery m Cheshire. Frlenda Board many years. these new voters in terms of Jhat King Isler said was a King has been highly crKieal first of the year free lmmuni- Legar Saturday mght. Goodnight, Reedsville; Mrs. may_ eall at the funeral borne Surviving are bJ1 wife Norma, !heir own problems, their own "tremendous •ucce!B." · ol the term "black power," zations to GaUia residents have Ernest E. Blake, 42, Colum- Kermit Fisher, Cleveland. anytime. brothers CJarenco' Ml 0. Issues. their own needs and The rally marked an ap- contending it carriea overtones totaled 501 polio. 564 OPT' s. and bus, wa• _fined 'IS and costs Florida; Earl, Belvine, OliiD, (Continued on Page 4) parent detente between King Iof black supremacy. 286 smallpox vaccinatior on conviCtion of reckless oper- Dlschar8es Salllrday - Mrs. Melp General Bolpllal and era! nleces IIIII pbewl , ation and Roy Sidney Sansbury, William Levacy and daughter. Admll81ono S l - y sev arranpmellla De .,; 47, Middleport, $5 and cost!, Admlssloaa Sanday - Alma zo Menchini, Pomeroy. 1 !be Martin ;:..II 0 failure to yield right of way. Doss, Coolville; Edna Leach, Discbal'IM Satorday Forfeitures were by Mary Pomeroy; Katherine Weaver, Admlulou Somday McDaniel, 28, North Carolina, Harrisonville; Francis David- les Harrison, Middleport; assured clear distance, $25 bond son, Langsville. Ia Redekin, Albany. GARDEN CITY N.Y. (UP!) Sovlel poet in an open letter this one I bave a partl<'lllar and heavy and aopl!lslleated wea- and stanley Kiser, Letsrt Falls, Dla<barges SUnday Sadle Dlscbafpa Sunday _ Betty ldcEihilmey. Bailey. - NOOel Prize.wlnnlntl ~erica published in New~, for personal batred. I am against pons they carry to kill our sons. lntollcatlon, $25. aovellst Jf!hn Steinbeck today wblch be bas been wrltlng a this Chlne•e-lnspired war. 1 And where lbat oU and those IIDld Sov)et poet Yev1eny nationally synldlcated week)J don't know a slDIIe American weapons come from, you Yevtuallenb . !bat "the ,&illll column. who Is for IL But •. • you probably know better than I • , ()C ftB!ph Cundill Middleport would fall sUeot and our dear · The Pulitzer and Nobel prize- uked me to denounce half a , ' ' 10118 _9!!'1ld come home" lt winning writer asked Harry F. war, our half. I appeal to you "f hope you also know tbal If KINGSTON, Mleh. (UP!) Police got an early tipoff raid. Only four "'ll cll8d IniAl' IDddleport Vllo 1\Iinla eolllld persuade North Guggenheim, Newsday's .editor to join me In denOUDclng lhe lbose weapoDS were nul being State pollee camouDaged In about the eoct fights billed by managed to escape as !age court of VIetNam agree In &ood Jalth and publisber, to mge bls whole war. aent, we would DOl be In Viet treea the site of its promoters as Kentueky pollee 011 the JP'OWl!l l'ii<IOJlOdl aoekleat a.JD. Ill ne&olla!e. . c:npyrlgh~ reply slD!WiaDeous- "Surely you don't belleve !bat Nom at all • , , .... ' ntucky Derby of cock Derby of eoct flghtlng." in. 11111ay 111 Gl'llft.IC In a poem publlsbed Jull 7 In ly available to all news media. our 'pilots Oy Ill bomb "I beg you to use your very 1 1 g h t 1ng," Sunday swooped Wearing special camouDage Pollee Slid Hille IIIOilf7 •Poll<e uld ()Jndlll's velllc'lt a ~~ Ulerary newspaper, In ao doing, Guggfnbelm cblldrell,' tbal we send bombs CODSiderable Jnlluence oo your down on olgnal from a pollee outfits, state troopers were conllocaled boe&UIO the balk parUc1 Yevllk notedld and ht*vy equipment agalJlst people, your govemment, and plal:e tv break up the bloody, bidden In treea and a1ou1 the coek light beltlnl 11 :. """' tebl- inJillcent olvlllana! Tbls Ia not on those who look to the Soviet lll=l oporl edges ol tbe woods where the with 111 etlllral ......., pr; •6 f ·' _.,. bec , 11!11111 • ....,.. r "'"uwr o son, oil the VIet Nam war beck, II c:urrently a U.S. soldier Easi'Berlln In 1153, BudapeallJl Union for uslstanee, to stop " fights were held. The tarteSt """""' o1 · , '• !11'1"! . ' . • II protest the VIet N!UD. lfl66, nor .• Tibet In 11159.. sending the murderous mercll- Olfioers arrested 88 of the M a prearranged moment a ncovll'td - ·from a · 011 North VIet l!t"pbeclr'a open teller read, "You !mow aa well as I do, andlse tbrougb .North VIetNam speclalora and eonftscated 1.10 state pollee airplane circled !be Dlllflt.• lland · 11M up bJ1 II! jllrl:. " ... You !mow"'~ Geoya, ~t we 1re .,..btlll oil be used agaillatlbe South., birds. Thltleen of the battlinijrl&h.l area and through a ~ , _ ..... 1 IT.'••. N:>l' Maaltalna. The 28-yoaHid eoe4 181 I FO~ lbe l:toclc)' . ~r,:;.~"f,.-;,:"~i~c~~~~:... Service will ~luaive. ing lot ol the Spamsh Main ResemonstratiODS deaths isis this weekend as traffic 'd ~. I taurant, about t2 mile! east of hit holiday proportions B Wdn sd Sunday olllowa ball bore on u.s. T0 be Renewed lor the second straight week. . e e e ay quite • lew lrlladlJ lliJiuclbrC Her husband, Denver. 50, was beld in Atbens County jail \ At least 24 persons, Including Jemlie Satterfield, 62, 790 Ma· or two boy frladl. Bu& J 1 LOOK, WCM\AN, WHEN I ~NT YOU/l OPINION I'LL Alit!< ""'*'til Few Leads Found m· Search For Killer 0{C0IIP.tJe Coed %rt F0..- Murder I Near Athens \ were A line ol Jl • I I Wl . . ted sweeplllg llnrouda.lbe lllle, were tlpecll!d Ill hit ceDtral lllld lllllllllem oeelloD! UlDg lbe 1 2~__IIIm~es A k d R } Negroes s e to eso ve D"ff • c I" • I erences In oa Ilion The slleriff'• depiltmelll ...,; ; ported IIDOiber wreck .. ~ ' Route 248 at !be IDMised'_. ,Of' old Route 7 wbere a ~· by Larry Kellh lll1l. "' lit. I, . Long Bottom, ..... time Friday Dl&bl b1 ,. Wled automobile. far Violent weather swept Ohio lightning and a hail storm witb read 68 at Toledo, 66 at Cle~~ Ibis past weekend with at least stones "as big as goU balls" land and Manetta, 69 at Cur one tornado, a hail storm, light- struck western Montgomery cinnali and 68 at Colwnbus. ning strikes and high winds. County. 'l'ballderstorma 0. Tap A small tornado hit near Ay- Heavy rains soaked mll)ly Althougb tbe weather mnderersville in Defiance County Sat· I parts of the state with up to ated late Sunday and remained urday night , demolishihg a , lour inche• of water, but oo ma- lcalm overnight, it looked Uke 1 noU>e trailer and injuring six I JOr flooding was reported. more thunderstorms w o u I d occupants. Sheriff's deputies The storms lowered tempera- \' move into the state later ill the said four adults were in good tures, but only temporarily. By day. cr~wl Co~mun-[ ~otor side and door ol Tutlle's nllloo le. No diaries '""" flied. By United Prest loteraal!onal Ireported small fires caused by daybreak today tbe mercury :: ' treated and released. v COLUMBUS (UPU-GrOODd Commt~nist gunners ~Wtught down one American ' ·•••· · 11 '' The twister also wrecked a wDI be broken July 21 for implane, an Air Force F4 Phantom, but its twQoman ULA RIDENOUR garage and blew a barn off Its! provemeol of a road oD doe was quickly rescued. An A4 Skyhawl!. from the c•rnerl . foundation. II knocked down north sho... of Rocky Fork USS Constellation waa missing and presumed down. IJia Rodenoar, Chesler, bas scores of treea and cut a path !' Lake Highland County, markTwo land-based Skyhawks sank an armed eompleted a course in Cosme- through a woods. II was lhe on· 1ng the atart of the APJIIllacbist vessel with Zuni· rockets and, 20 milh!"eter \ tol•i!Y and advaoc•• balr otyl· 1 Jy tornado reported in Ohio ai- . Ia highway program in Ohio. cannon shells as the boat raced toward the two ai.J'IIlen ing at Southerton • Marty though more severe ones swept Glenu Rhodes of Mouat eight miles off the coast. An Air. Force Albatross Beauty Academy. Sbe Ia now tbrough Michigan and Indiana. Orah will do the work amfer plane picked up the downed pilots wtthm \ employed at _the La Femme Wmd and --:as 8 $3ll,248 contriH't. after they parachuted into I Beauty Shop lD Belpre. panied by It g h n lt n g Reloeatlon of u. s. 5! at the sea . situated 130 miles west-north[caused numerous fires an ,.,1e,,burg another Appa1 The United Stales lost lour west of llano!, 20 moles north· I knocked down trees and utili!) / Jt:;a project, 11 oxpeetecl to 1 helicopters in the Soutb and northwest of tbe Panhandle poles. Dayton was blacked out ; early aext mouth. A M.l four servicemen were , port of Dong Hoo and another , for up to an hour Saturday million eontract already bas killed in one of the crashes. . ,32 mtles nortb-northwesl ol when eiectr•c wire• were beeD awonled .for tile ...... American infantrymen . who ,-tai Vinh. . , 1 .knocke<l do\1ll. , -.,. killed 238 Communist troops in 1 I A U.S. Marine CH34 Choctaw \ .l · Mao Killed Madame Nature Mad 63 Ford The handle bars of Heaton's cycle ripped through the wind· shield and left side of the Bal· u.s. Air F?rce and Navy planes SAIGON (UP!) _ W~r fl. · •. .. St.anderd t 1 tires. · of the road over an embank· ment. Balderson sustained lac- eoU.::~IE:t Chu~: w(~~ ~:C~u~~~·N~;;: ~l~/Wa:. t~~n~i~i~a~I·:~~~s::~ Tuesday opens a 12-<lay confer- reported today. . Alt.LEY• OOP euto trar Balderson,s car, follDwing the Impact, ran off the right side More Oil Depots Hit by Bombers In Northern Raid ·. at WORLD Auto. Injuries. Ginther, a passenger on the cycle driven by Heaton, also suffered a compound tractura of his left leg. The victims were transported to Pomeroy by the Pomeroy emerJ:ency unit at S:fi p.m., transferred to a Ewing ambulance ad rushed to Holzer. Two ambulances, with oquad members ln each, took the vic· lims from Pomeroy to Holzer. The Meigs County Sherifl's Two Meigs county men were seriously Injured In a molorcycle-<:111' collision Sunday on Route 7, just north of Chester. Rushed to Holzer Hospital and admitted with severe injurIes were cycllsl!! James Heat. on, RD 3, Pomeroy and Ray Ginther, 27, of Chester. Hoapltal officials said today Heaton's left leg had been am· putaled by surgery . Heaton suffered a compoond fracture of bis leg, and multiple other Balderson told authorities he saw the cycle dart toward the centerline, pull back, then started to pass a southbound car, crossing the (e[]terline and striking the left front of Balderson '9 northbound car. department said the cycle, a Harley-Davidson, ran headon into a car operated by Thomas H. Balderson, 21, of 2303 Highland Road, Parkersburg. ·. • I ' ~ ,t,•t,~~ .~ ~t~ - ~ . r �~ ..... .. .. ' -- --'-"~ - - . - - -- - - ~ . ,Voice of Bro adway "Just to Top Thing~ Off--'' THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST Of MEIGS-MASON AREA ' Entered a• aecond claSI mailing matte• at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising representative ljottinelli Kimbllll. Inc., 343 Lesinaton Ave., New York City, New York. Subscrlpt!Dn rates: Delivered by car 35 cenll per week ono y01r In advance at the Dally Senti· ael" office '18.20: sii months, $9.10 tbree months $3.90. By Motor Rout• when carrier service not available on1 1119Dtll ,1.30. By mail one year '10.00; SII IDOoths, .5.25; Three months, $3.00 1, ritr where available, GrlUld Canyon Donnybrook How w meet fthe future water needs_ of the country - ;perhaps our m?st pressmg: ••mollie probjem -is a queot10n general· Jy ..P'blo of' eliciting a rather ho·hum re· opoaat. Ao a natural attention-grabber, 11 probably lalla somewhere between the de· bate over dropping Latin from high achoul ..eurrlc:ula and the current support pnce for ooybeans. :, At lo"l until now. 111e current contr<>litrt1 over th' Central Arizona Projectwhich includes two power dams on the Colorado River near Grand Canyon - is Ctllin& the ,ttention it deserves. 'flit b1tlle WJI joined when a dedicated bf~d of conservationists - scho.lars prefer tbe t,rm, "preservationist~ " - · protested federal en.crotcbment on the Grand Can· yon fqr dams. The money gained from sell· iril electrlc power produced by the dams will be used to finance the water aspech of the Central Arizona Project. Sine, then, the question has degenerat· ,drlnto 1 hopeless oquabble, with both sidos tenainc tQ rely more and more on bald as· ffrtionl and .biall'l<l stu<lles to develop their tri~rnent.s. J;:ach Is guilty of losing track of the national problem - how to provida the w"er requirements of an exploding UQPU· lllion tl f price· tho country can afford to pa~. The · p~eservationiists, particularly, seem fllndtiQOn(flly opposed to any chaney 'oflllc~ lavolves the nationJI environment. fet the ,arth's history indicates that change has been t<lotinuous from the beginning. ·. ' On ~t other hind. the backers of the Pl,..~l· W have adopted I rather cynJ. I a{VtUd.lOWJrdf considering alternative JI•'•Iii of Jintncin& the project. r""'V" Capitol Comment, Events By William WASHINGTON - The civil rights movement has reached a crossroads of profound social and political significance. A twilight turning lies immeiate· ly ahead . If tbe movement lakes the rght fork - which is to say the fork of responsibility and of some restraint - it will do so under the tested leadership of such men as Roy Wilkins of the National Association for the Ad· vancement of Colored People. If it lakes the left fork which is to say the fork ol irre- sponsibility and of threatened wide Negro violence in a reverse racism suggested by the enigmatic slogan of "black power·• - it will at'Cepl the stri· dent i~adershjp pf such newcomers as Stokely Carmlchllel. He is head of the oddly named Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, otherwise known as '' Snick." The Wilkins forces believe in continued progress toward tho orgument that it could be done full Negro rights through some cooperation with the wh1tes and through methods cheaply and efficiently by steam or Ulat are at home within 111101e•r pi1nts Is hl&hiy debatable. J41ny onslne,rt beHove that oteam pow· ,r Is more ewen1ive th~n hydro. And no •J»ert on atomic wwer will deny that nuelear plants of the lize needed here are many y,ars away from fiscal feasibility. Moreover, any federal move to construct tn~ operate - steam or nuclear plants of tl!lf mtlniiN4f would generate more poUtlcal and aoclal controverlJ than the pre· aenl proposal. There is little doubt that illf pr.,trv•llonisll would again spearbead tho opposition. - 5o tu; ilolh sides can claim a victory. IJ'he protion•nlf have secured the 1pprovai of lht Houoe reclamation •ubcommittee. 'l'ht pn~trvllionists apparently have iUC· ~Qdod in killin& one of the damo. Interior ~·tary Stewart Udall has made I nottoQ-vtlled threat of a presidential veto if ¥oiiJ dfms are okayed. That leeves just une dam - safely out· aide the national park 's boundary - and the prQ&pect or another emotio1al donnybrook on the House flour . It Jloo le1ves a most veiing national prob· Jom unoolvad. the American tradition . Increasing· ly the Carmichael forces raise implicatioos of something approachng a Negro revolution by which the black minority WQUid simply seize whal it may want by any means at hand. The social meaning of all this ts that while the Wilkins types S. White Practically, the situation could not be mure tense, and tl"1e more so because this is a Congressional election year. The intra-Negro divisions being forced by the Carmichaels are bly less heart for the measure as a wtlole than there was only putting pro-civil rights lberal poltician.s in Dottt parties in a most difficull fix. Few of them 1<11 the civil righll push. in a showdown can or will go so fa r as te aet·ept the all b1Jt open incitements to violence of the Carmichaels. Nearly all of them are thus. $'flxiously ho~ing that 1\ltinses will come out o n the Negro leader· ship le - a hope, for il· lust.rati , now ln effect public- ly voiced by no less true :1 dv· il rights advocate than Vke· President Humphrey. Whatever the eventual outcome among the Negroes, ~ mw· ever, the Carmichaels htt\i! already done immense harm to the movement itself. No objertive observer of recent election returns, particularly in such crucial states as California, can doubt that a white backlash against Negro extremism is already moving powerfully in this country. Unless the ex· tremists are brought to book by elect1on day, unless it is clear by then that men of the rational stamp of Roy Wilkins are to win the day among the Negro rank and li le, civil rights it· weeks ago. This is the pass to which about cryptic sloganeering " black power" has even now about such celebrities as ~. c~ed ~ "1!!1!!1 ~I·" gesundheit, II recovering floe !rom surgerJ al Mayo Clinic. Hedy Lamarr's forgeltlnf ller reeeQI headache& lq a movie e~lled "the tth Circle" w be fiblttd In Wasb., P. c. .. Sol!l· Tamara the ooct air hummer to remove barnacles of tartar, and stain from teeth of a patient who waa sch-- But early losa of teeth 11 not your natural de:Jtiny. You 4 SAYS By William Lawrenre, D.D.S. "You'vegoUoget a n air hammer to clean the children'» teeth. What's the name of lhat di sease·~ They 'll ali have it, every single one, if you don't get an air hammer. " eduled to appear the next day beCore a Congressional co~it­ tee He want<d lo look his best in front of the television earn· eras. It's perfectly sensible lo re· move stained, crusty deposits to make teelh look better, but the major reC:~son for · doin& so is prevention of periodontal disuse. or at least reducin6 ballot boxes as it has n()l: been in many years. want to go forward with respect for the Constitution and for public CJrer tlle Carmichaels its incidence and effects. P. D. is the cause of 11reatest tooth loss in our population - arter age 45 nearly eight of every 10 being extracted are because of it. Even now , the chao tie and P. D. may be&il Innocently savage rivalries for top - dog enou&b witb mild ilftammaNegro tio• ol eums aroaod aeck1 of are playing with a frightful position among the leaders those of earned stat- tertb, redness and sweUIIJI, and fire. Intentionally or not, they us like Wilkins and those am· bleeding of &umo between teelb. are moving toward a situation biliollsly reaching ones like Thl• may be a ltUialt sip and which could end in a tragic Carmichael have funamen· •bould not be lcnored. black-white confrontation in tally altere the atmosphere in Later it progresses to infec. which the only conceivable los-Congress unt he Administra· tion of supportine structures ers would be the Negroes them· tion ·s new civil rights bill. of teeth. involving deeper lay· selves. Most of the bill, with the not· en of soft tissues and bone, fi. Wilkins w i~hPs to operate able exception of a provision to nally loosening teeth beyond with reason ; by strong impli· force owners of private propersaving. catitn his opposition wishes to Signs of P. D. sometimes ap· operate on the princi ple of eith- ty to sell or rent to Negroes a· pear in yullng people, but It gainsl their will. was onee all er-or. Either the Negroes are oe(;urs most frequently in the but assure of pa ss~ge . Now . to have all they demand all mature population, tending to not only is that sectior, as good at once or "black power" increase in severity 81 we ael whatever precisely that term as dead. as it should be, but older. more importantly there is visi· may ~Man - will rise up • Hado's They'll Do Ir Every time "' l ~~==~~~~~~~WELL, SHE GOT MARRIED ;I.ND QUh' HE.R JOB. LET'S SE.E HOrl SHE SETS THE TABLE FOR HU88Y··· -.otl'RE UP AND DOWN LIKE A 1()-\()···WHA>.T AAE. YOU AFTER NOW? J'UST A KNt FE AfiD FORK ANP COFFEE. AND SQii.E BREAD· .. BUTTER, MILK ANDSU6AA"' TlMt: TO liE KIND Dear Helen: My husbllnd does not speak to my parent& wbo are ill llleir 70's. 11 makes my heart bleed to think of them alliin( alone on holidays, blrthdl!ys, etc. II makes 11 very hard for o ur boys, aces nine and II, and for me. Don't you think my husband should swallow his pride and et l~ast visit them occasioDIIIy? This is the winter of their lives. - TORN APART Dear Torn : You didn't say, but I ima&ine your husband Is aettina oven for slilhts he may not even fuUy remember. 1 bope he realizes before it'l too late that revenge ill a bollm· orang which hils the sender. or thoae closs to bim, lbe bardest blow ol ali. 11 you can't budae y Pur mate, why not as~ your parents to aend him a note of reconctllation? Perhap.o he wants w .ive In but pride won't let him take the first step. - H. YOUR HFJLPING HAND DEPARTMENT Dear Helen : Mrs. Mary Price had h e r looth birthday on May 27th: If don't have to sit around and WBil for them to faU out. If someone said to yo11, ''You can save your teeth for many more years - maybe a lifetime,'' wouldn't you jump at I he chance? Then why don't you? Yuu have that chance. Go to your dentist. Ho can quickly tell by examinaiiun and X-ray if you have P. P. and he <an help you. Mouth cleanliness is aiS<I of vital importan<e: frequenl and regular dental prophylaxis and brushing after every meal. Most gum troubles can be prevented in this simple way. Tbe A.lmaoae By United Prtll lnternattoaal Today is Monday, July II, the 192nd day of 1966, with t73 '' follow. The moon is between its last quarter and new phase. The moming stars are Venua and Saturn. Tbere are no even~1 stars. Thoreau said: ''The perception uf beauty 11 a moral test." DRINKING DIFfiCULTY Weightl..sness, oucb as pr• ..us in a space cap~~~il Ia or· • , bit, ren4ers it difficult klr UU. naut& to pour or drink liqui!lf from an open vessel, so they must be ~queeud out Ill ~­ Otherwiae. they w0111d IorDI bules and floJI around IIIJ ·~ eapsuie. •lo- wuflf!. ~ ~ t1on - tod the people w~ • vavltate tow!ll'd marijuana, I.SJ>, etc., are the llef-avoldinl types who succumb 1o ony hallIt that will toop them froiD every~y worriea? They'r, tht future "M.A.'a" - Marijuana Ano!Jymous. Publilhers shoold have a moral oblifalion lo our country, even I writers don't. It seems to me that the l1ond ol literature on everything from tlope to "sex is tbe friendhesl , thing" is nothing but propaca•da. Most of our ~ida haven't bought it yet, hopefully, bul u,. day will cqme, if this "~· erybody does it, why not yoo?" rot cqntinun. Espjlclally if they're told "marijuona II the way 1o rebel." It isn'~ believe mel It can tiD. You once said, Jlelen, "Art these writers reporlini a trend or creating qne?" an4 you couldn't be rilh~r! Wby. why. WHY "' thty IJondinl Ule market with articles aimed '' breakinJ dowa th' nwrals eQd drive ol our youne people, lmPIJIJII It's oquart to be otr~illtt?-SCAII­ W SQUARE !lear Square : rve said It before and I'D lillY it again: writers and pubsome of your readers would lisbon like 1'1 eat well, an4 like to make a wonderful old oensationalism aell•. Their new- · lady very happy. they could send greetings to her at Maple est approach II "Play II oooJ.• Cliff Convalescent Home, 4 and I'll go along with you-thll me Stearns St., Saxonville, Massa· aemi·acceptance tcarea green. chusett&. - FRIEND However, young peopi, Dear Helen : 1\ been reading about marl· more than adult& - have learnjl na and LSD and what I ed "' read with argument. Talk read worries me because many to them and you'll cliiCIIVOf tbtY by of the newspaper and maaazine arl'.n'l greatly inlluelli'Od Tbey'rt rej¥11'18 m~ke this whole lfimy their ''chron~rs. " business of oo-called " non - ad· making up thtlr owa llllnda and still tend to btl dictive" drugs sound fascinal· the majority '"'" ,,..... __ ..., . · more ~quare -n ing. Youne people who see these Thouib. ot course. II iln'l "ID" report& may think, "What's the w come riaht out and say so. "ad" harm - they don't hook you." The ''talk rebelllon, conformist. Too often writers seem convinc· Let's hope the writing pendued ' tbe side of drugs. lum swl01a back - it w Ill 1 wonder how many more ..., the rnartet is saturated. college stodent' joinerl pot par· tla alter rea~i!IJ Ill• ~-econl And always remamber: REAP Controseries of articles on marlJUana WITH ARGUMENT! in one of oor bi~JI'SI maga· versial artiCil'll are written to aines'! Must wrUers, trying to make you think and dioagree, play it cool, Imply this is "in"? not swallow and 111Q811, - H. This column II tledica~ Ill Can't we slop this whitewashfamily llvin:~, 10 if you'rt l)av· In& of something which, if aling kid· trouble or just plaia lowed to .,onUnue, can causo trouble, let Helen help YOU. untold damaao? Hu it occurred to these writera that ciga· She wUl allo welcotllf J41111i relies are considered "non- own omuslng esperiOIICOI. All· addictive" tqo, yet habit& can dress Helen Bolle! ill uro qf bt as har4 to bre~k a1 ~dil' litis newsP'ptr. John Quincy Adams was borQ un this day m 17&'1 . On this day in hiStory : In 11104, Vice President Aaron Burr challenged Alexander I!Jmilton 1o a duel and morttlly wounde4 him. In 1936, Adolf Hitler si&netl 1 treaty in which he promised Ill ro<o&nize the AI!Strian frontier. In 195Z, Gen. Dwi&hl EiSt!lhower was nomio'~ for President by tho Republicana. In 1955, lhe Air Force Academy was dedicated at wwry Air Baoe in Colorado. A lhou&ht for the dltYAmertcan writer Henry David J'IIQild for I I 1Ei . . - - ,. _ , . g . . . . . . _ " " . , . """· . . , "' A rt rt two. leach had doubl~s. Raeine; 7:111 ·p.m., Mickie Daugherty went the ' Bri.. Mullen paced Middle- Singers VI. G•!UpoUa A fuU olx innings for Cheshire. port with three bitB in five lea; llad 1:31 p.m., Barrlat . H all wed h'l !ked six . Bombers VI. Galllpolll ~ lRi 11 lUI ~~~:.• :":..:::; ~!fi Rick:,toblrl Soi .. 1 ~ · two for foor ~:-':,.,. w:~ .fl u i Top sticlanea for the Tigers included by Rick M _ ,,, , JUdar 111d Louie Louden, three and esHall ar I ILiwiN ' 8teve f th Tl lin ey. .... •op stlclqnal or 1 gera Line score: were Gary Saunders, _three Cheshire .... 045 820 _ 19 IG 3 for All The family f~ _four, including 1 triple, Bob Middleport aso 00-11 11 3 , 1 ~id"" and~~~ Loudend :"': Batter' . Ch hi D gh- 1 to 0 10 ~ · or Hve, eac a e: es r<>- . au i _ ' Daugherty, tbwleo fondr tbreeT ,Quflln ertyM (dWP andht' Quillen , M dl5 : ' eluding a dou ; a om • on ay n1g s games : 8: I .!t o:Oct · tripi "M . produces less h~al lhllll !h• l!l>ID~n ljoqy. Its bUP. tiJ!t .,,,. C1jUhl& fqi it& tlll>l1Jllllll PI'P>' 41uflilll of lllfllf· west *' , IS SHOD 1 $1,77 Dally HELEN HELP US! ....... .. . One day last week it would have been handy to have au DOlTOR w By DJilK TIIIIMAS The Cheshire Tigero oopped ~ - , ... • ..,. . , . _ , '"' ,...,.. Mike Bolin pitched a o n • a alugfest 1n the nightcap a& In four trips to th• plate. C~tch· Harbrecht and Bob Spradling Ches•fn 11rers 11-11 hittef as hio Middleport Yan- they downed the Middleport In· •er Sian Wilsoa waa two for each had two hito in three trips Cheshire blasted four trip!.. kets, 1965 defending champions, dians lfl.ll . The T1gero blasted four. w the plate. I and four <loubl"' off Middledowned the CotUlgeville Yan· 18 hits. off two Indian pitchers. Line 100r1: Andy Vaughan had a brace port starter Steve Halley and kees IIHI for their second wi• The Middleport - Cottageville Middleport 147 3 - I& 10 0 of singles, Pomeroy's only hits had a lt-9 le.ad at the end of ~aturdt"yK night in the Eighth game was a four inniog affair Cottageville .. 000 0 - 9 1 3 in the game. Tom Stulsby went four and one half ilmings of nnua · yger Creek Tourna- "' Bolin allowed only one hit, Batteries: Middleport - Bo- six innings lor the Jets, allow· play. Chance for a lO run letd men! for Little Leaguers. one walk, and siruck out 12. lin (WP) and Wilson; Cottage- ed II hits, gave up one walk automatic wi• vanished whe1 In the opening gsme Salur· For Coiiagevilie, Ricky Houch- ville - Houchen (LP) and and struck out nine. Middleport scored twice In the day night, Pt. Pleasant Dunlop en gave up 10 hit&, walked sev· Heckert. Line score: bottom of tbe fifth. Tir"" spotted ihe Pomeroy Jets en and struck out seven. Donlop S Jet& 1 Dunlop Tires 001 OOZ-3 11 1 Halley worked five innings, ~- 2-1'1 first inning lead but ral- Big stick man for Middleport Dave Arringtoo pitched a Pomeroy 200 000 - z 2 1 allowed 15 hits, walked sl x l1ed wHh ooe run 1n the tep of was Ricky Van Matre, Yaa- two hitter, walked three and I Batteries: Dunlop - ArriRg· and struck out two. Rick Marthe third and lwo in the SIXth ' kees' ace hurler who played struck out 10 u Dunlop Tlresj ton (WP ) and Spradling: Porn- •tin held the Tigers ln,o the top to do-:n Pomeroy 3-2. I shortstop, with four hits, two dowaed Pomeroy 3-J In a aix eroy - Souisby (LP) and A. of the sixth allowing one bit ----- ~~ - -- -' ~.~r-.:..., Rolling Stones, the Beatles, lite Kinks and the Animals ... Mah· aeiwv ... Tho m~.ooo Mediter· ranean • type manse in Bel • Air bought by Tony Curtil used to b< ballet slllr Tamara Toumanova's .. · writars John Madara and Davt White wrote their "1, 2, 3" • a rock-roller bul some 3t , . Mnted v..-tiouf IJ4ve l!ll'dt by such elauleai juz ""'"" II 8anh vall$llan, plua 11Ucll middle-brows u Jane Morl... ~ack Jones, Percy Faith ... Crown Puh!ilbllr, ttalt ftaiiJ ,._ fall novo! "five SQiooth ; - ... Ia "~ lo tNI 118 place, IJke '(lone Wltb tho Wind,' as one ol tbe areat ond belqyetl ~tll!lll~f o1 all lime:" whlcb !• juat lilt lOri of 011rlJ braa to ~lp tnd sie wh~l h~ pent In ·~ monl!l• or to. . 2-l>JIIY Senllq'l, Pom,roy.Jillddleport, 0., July 11, 11141 ohowed us her ankle, which hacl 'lwo ankle bones" . . . And (he ankle bones connected to the wow-gams . .. AI the Rain· bow Room, Shelley Winters said she wanted to appeur on Bdwy. in "The SUbject Was Roses" but her agent said she shouldn't play the mother of a grown oon, adding, "Bot that's how I won my Oscar in 'Anne Frank'." Sybil Burtoo Christopher tOld 26 year-old actor Robert Woiders (due in "8 o au Geate" ) lhat he looks ·:just like my ex·hC!ibllnd 'Richard self will be roughed up 1n the fERT p,lJ>RIKA WAS ~E. WQLD'S BE.!lTWAJTRE.SS"· ANTICIPATED TidE CUS'TOOER$' EVERY WISH ·.. Borwn) when he wu younaer." ... ' That's a compliment with an ouch attached Marguer· lte Piazza, wl!ose booklnl at the Royal Box of the Hotel "-"il:lna earller IIIII Ytll' "" a disaster, regrouped · herta· Ients tod will m&ft anolher try at tbe Vegu CIIIV'I P•tace .... IIIII l!er huabilnd IIIII London's new Playboy Club ea!DJ in tor critical ridic~le from tho Fleet Street cymes who called it an architectural inonstroslty and an ariiislic eyesore but our opy reports that It's probobly just as attractive w tho local squares and vlsll· lng boobs as the u. S. version•. ~omes-away-lrom·homl for the unhip . . . The London oyeoort also has roulette which, plus raiibit&, should pile in the iettuoe . . The much-fcc!almed IJiuslcal score for "Titan 1! La Manfba" wu witten by Mitchell Lelah. who composes • hefty percentaae of the radio • TV J!niles that drive you bat& . . llqoted.-out Arvotlnlan Pres. Arturo llla'o wife Sjlvia at the time of the coup was recuper· ati!IJ from suraery In Houston's ~nderson Cancer and Tumor lnatitute ... Veep Rubert Humphrey's son Bob's July t wedding was postponed because of flancee Donna Erickson's second · pneumonia attack . . Jack Ben· ny's picking up more than flliO,OOO for four neii·fail week,• at the new Lao Vega• Caenr I Palace hotel and gambling hell . . . It opens Au1ust ~ with Andy Williams . . . The Jewish Review in Buffalo replied Ill the British editor who claimld Bible stories "may retard a child's thinking." with this modem Talmudic ain&: "That's nght, why bother with nonentities like Abraham, MC!ies and David when you can teach children " Publiohtd ovory afternoon (except "" ; ,...turci'Y) and Sunday by The Ohio Va~ 111 l'llbUmtlll CDPIP'DY, 110 MeCl!inll _ "' ~. Pomeroy, Ohio 45768. Business Of { - fl~ phone 992-2156. Editorial phone ' 892-2157. L Defending KC Champions Romp 15-0; Pt. 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' -- --'-"~ - - . - - -- - - ~ . ,Voice of Bro adway "Just to Top Thing~ Off--'' THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST Of MEIGS-MASON AREA ' Entered a• aecond claSI mailing matte• at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising representative ljottinelli Kimbllll. Inc., 343 Lesinaton Ave., New York City, New York. Subscrlpt!Dn rates: Delivered by car 35 cenll per week ono y01r In advance at the Dally Senti· ael" office '18.20: sii months, $9.10 tbree months $3.90. By Motor Rout• when carrier service not available on1 1119Dtll ,1.30. By mail one year '10.00; SII IDOoths, .5.25; Three months, $3.00 1, ritr where available, GrlUld Canyon Donnybrook How w meet fthe future water needs_ of the country - ;perhaps our m?st pressmg: ••mollie probjem -is a queot10n general· Jy ..P'blo of' eliciting a rather ho·hum re· opoaat. Ao a natural attention-grabber, 11 probably lalla somewhere between the de· bate over dropping Latin from high achoul ..eurrlc:ula and the current support pnce for ooybeans. :, At lo"l until now. 111e current contr<>litrt1 over th' Central Arizona Projectwhich includes two power dams on the Colorado River near Grand Canyon - is Ctllin& the ,ttention it deserves. 'flit b1tlle WJI joined when a dedicated bf~d of conservationists - scho.lars prefer tbe t,rm, "preservationist~ " - · protested federal en.crotcbment on the Grand Can· yon fqr dams. The money gained from sell· iril electrlc power produced by the dams will be used to finance the water aspech of the Central Arizona Project. Sine, then, the question has degenerat· ,drlnto 1 hopeless oquabble, with both sidos tenainc tQ rely more and more on bald as· ffrtionl and .biall'l<l stu<lles to develop their tri~rnent.s. J;:ach Is guilty of losing track of the national problem - how to provida the w"er requirements of an exploding UQPU· lllion tl f price· tho country can afford to pa~. The · p~eservationiists, particularly, seem fllndtiQOn(flly opposed to any chaney 'oflllc~ lavolves the nationJI environment. fet the ,arth's history indicates that change has been t<lotinuous from the beginning. ·. ' On ~t other hind. the backers of the Pl,..~l· W have adopted I rather cynJ. I a{VtUd.lOWJrdf considering alternative JI•'•Iii of Jintncin& the project. r""'V" Capitol Comment, Events By William WASHINGTON - The civil rights movement has reached a crossroads of profound social and political significance. A twilight turning lies immeiate· ly ahead . If tbe movement lakes the rght fork - which is to say the fork of responsibility and of some restraint - it will do so under the tested leadership of such men as Roy Wilkins of the National Association for the Ad· vancement of Colored People. If it lakes the left fork which is to say the fork ol irre- sponsibility and of threatened wide Negro violence in a reverse racism suggested by the enigmatic slogan of "black power·• - it will at'Cepl the stri· dent i~adershjp pf such newcomers as Stokely Carmlchllel. He is head of the oddly named Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, otherwise known as '' Snick." The Wilkins forces believe in continued progress toward tho orgument that it could be done full Negro rights through some cooperation with the wh1tes and through methods cheaply and efficiently by steam or Ulat are at home within 111101e•r pi1nts Is hl&hiy debatable. J41ny onslne,rt beHove that oteam pow· ,r Is more ewen1ive th~n hydro. And no •J»ert on atomic wwer will deny that nuelear plants of the lize needed here are many y,ars away from fiscal feasibility. Moreover, any federal move to construct tn~ operate - steam or nuclear plants of tl!lf mtlniiN4f would generate more poUtlcal and aoclal controverlJ than the pre· aenl proposal. There is little doubt that illf pr.,trv•llonisll would again spearbead tho opposition. - 5o tu; ilolh sides can claim a victory. IJ'he protion•nlf have secured the 1pprovai of lht Houoe reclamation •ubcommittee. 'l'ht pn~trvllionists apparently have iUC· ~Qdod in killin& one of the damo. Interior ~·tary Stewart Udall has made I nottoQ-vtlled threat of a presidential veto if ¥oiiJ dfms are okayed. That leeves just une dam - safely out· aide the national park 's boundary - and the prQ&pect or another emotio1al donnybrook on the House flour . It Jloo le1ves a most veiing national prob· Jom unoolvad. the American tradition . Increasing· ly the Carmichael forces raise implicatioos of something approachng a Negro revolution by which the black minority WQUid simply seize whal it may want by any means at hand. The social meaning of all this ts that while the Wilkins types S. White Practically, the situation could not be mure tense, and tl"1e more so because this is a Congressional election year. The intra-Negro divisions being forced by the Carmichaels are bly less heart for the measure as a wtlole than there was only putting pro-civil rights lberal poltician.s in Dottt parties in a most difficull fix. Few of them 1<11 the civil righll push. in a showdown can or will go so fa r as te aet·ept the all b1Jt open incitements to violence of the Carmichaels. Nearly all of them are thus. $'flxiously ho~ing that 1\ltinses will come out o n the Negro leader· ship le - a hope, for il· lust.rati , now ln effect public- ly voiced by no less true :1 dv· il rights advocate than Vke· President Humphrey. Whatever the eventual outcome among the Negroes, ~ mw· ever, the Carmichaels htt\i! already done immense harm to the movement itself. No objertive observer of recent election returns, particularly in such crucial states as California, can doubt that a white backlash against Negro extremism is already moving powerfully in this country. Unless the ex· tremists are brought to book by elect1on day, unless it is clear by then that men of the rational stamp of Roy Wilkins are to win the day among the Negro rank and li le, civil rights it· weeks ago. This is the pass to which about cryptic sloganeering " black power" has even now about such celebrities as ~. c~ed ~ "1!!1!!1 ~I·" gesundheit, II recovering floe !rom surgerJ al Mayo Clinic. Hedy Lamarr's forgeltlnf ller reeeQI headache& lq a movie e~lled "the tth Circle" w be fiblttd In Wasb., P. c. .. Sol!l· Tamara the ooct air hummer to remove barnacles of tartar, and stain from teeth of a patient who waa sch-- But early losa of teeth 11 not your natural de:Jtiny. You 4 SAYS By William Lawrenre, D.D.S. "You'vegoUoget a n air hammer to clean the children'» teeth. What's the name of lhat di sease·~ They 'll ali have it, every single one, if you don't get an air hammer. " eduled to appear the next day beCore a Congressional co~it­ tee He want<d lo look his best in front of the television earn· eras. It's perfectly sensible lo re· move stained, crusty deposits to make teelh look better, but the major reC:~son for · doin& so is prevention of periodontal disuse. or at least reducin6 ballot boxes as it has n()l: been in many years. want to go forward with respect for the Constitution and for public CJrer tlle Carmichaels its incidence and effects. P. D. is the cause of 11reatest tooth loss in our population - arter age 45 nearly eight of every 10 being extracted are because of it. Even now , the chao tie and P. D. may be&il Innocently savage rivalries for top - dog enou&b witb mild ilftammaNegro tio• ol eums aroaod aeck1 of are playing with a frightful position among the leaders those of earned stat- tertb, redness and sweUIIJI, and fire. Intentionally or not, they us like Wilkins and those am· bleeding of &umo between teelb. are moving toward a situation biliollsly reaching ones like Thl• may be a ltUialt sip and which could end in a tragic Carmichael have funamen· •bould not be lcnored. black-white confrontation in tally altere the atmosphere in Later it progresses to infec. which the only conceivable los-Congress unt he Administra· tion of supportine structures ers would be the Negroes them· tion ·s new civil rights bill. of teeth. involving deeper lay· selves. Most of the bill, with the not· en of soft tissues and bone, fi. Wilkins w i~hPs to operate able exception of a provision to nally loosening teeth beyond with reason ; by strong impli· force owners of private propersaving. catitn his opposition wishes to Signs of P. D. sometimes ap· operate on the princi ple of eith- ty to sell or rent to Negroes a· pear in yullng people, but It gainsl their will. was onee all er-or. Either the Negroes are oe(;urs most frequently in the but assure of pa ss~ge . Now . to have all they demand all mature population, tending to not only is that sectior, as good at once or "black power" increase in severity 81 we ael whatever precisely that term as dead. as it should be, but older. more importantly there is visi· may ~Man - will rise up • Hado's They'll Do Ir Every time "' l ~~==~~~~~~~WELL, SHE GOT MARRIED ;I.ND QUh' HE.R JOB. LET'S SE.E HOrl SHE SETS THE TABLE FOR HU88Y··· -.otl'RE UP AND DOWN LIKE A 1()-\()···WHA>.T AAE. YOU AFTER NOW? J'UST A KNt FE AfiD FORK ANP COFFEE. AND SQii.E BREAD· .. BUTTER, MILK ANDSU6AA"' TlMt: TO liE KIND Dear Helen: My husbllnd does not speak to my parent& wbo are ill llleir 70's. 11 makes my heart bleed to think of them alliin( alone on holidays, blrthdl!ys, etc. II makes 11 very hard for o ur boys, aces nine and II, and for me. Don't you think my husband should swallow his pride and et l~ast visit them occasioDIIIy? This is the winter of their lives. - TORN APART Dear Torn : You didn't say, but I ima&ine your husband Is aettina oven for slilhts he may not even fuUy remember. 1 bope he realizes before it'l too late that revenge ill a bollm· orang which hils the sender. or thoae closs to bim, lbe bardest blow ol ali. 11 you can't budae y Pur mate, why not as~ your parents to aend him a note of reconctllation? Perhap.o he wants w .ive In but pride won't let him take the first step. - H. YOUR HFJLPING HAND DEPARTMENT Dear Helen : Mrs. Mary Price had h e r looth birthday on May 27th: If don't have to sit around and WBil for them to faU out. If someone said to yo11, ''You can save your teeth for many more years - maybe a lifetime,'' wouldn't you jump at I he chance? Then why don't you? Yuu have that chance. Go to your dentist. Ho can quickly tell by examinaiiun and X-ray if you have P. P. and he <an help you. Mouth cleanliness is aiS<I of vital importan<e: frequenl and regular dental prophylaxis and brushing after every meal. Most gum troubles can be prevented in this simple way. Tbe A.lmaoae By United Prtll lnternattoaal Today is Monday, July II, the 192nd day of 1966, with t73 '' follow. The moon is between its last quarter and new phase. The moming stars are Venua and Saturn. Tbere are no even~1 stars. Thoreau said: ''The perception uf beauty 11 a moral test." DRINKING DIFfiCULTY Weightl..sness, oucb as pr• ..us in a space cap~~~il Ia or· • , bit, ren4ers it difficult klr UU. naut& to pour or drink liqui!lf from an open vessel, so they must be ~queeud out Ill ~­ Otherwiae. they w0111d IorDI bules and floJI around IIIJ ·~ eapsuie. •lo- wuflf!. ~ ~ t1on - tod the people w~ • vavltate tow!ll'd marijuana, I.SJ>, etc., are the llef-avoldinl types who succumb 1o ony hallIt that will toop them froiD every~y worriea? They'r, tht future "M.A.'a" - Marijuana Ano!Jymous. Publilhers shoold have a moral oblifalion lo our country, even I writers don't. It seems to me that the l1ond ol literature on everything from tlope to "sex is tbe friendhesl , thing" is nothing but propaca•da. Most of our ~ida haven't bought it yet, hopefully, bul u,. day will cqme, if this "~· erybody does it, why not yoo?" rot cqntinun. Espjlclally if they're told "marijuona II the way 1o rebel." It isn'~ believe mel It can tiD. You once said, Jlelen, "Art these writers reporlini a trend or creating qne?" an4 you couldn't be rilh~r! Wby. why. WHY "' thty IJondinl Ule market with articles aimed '' breakinJ dowa th' nwrals eQd drive ol our youne people, lmPIJIJII It's oquart to be otr~illtt?-SCAII­ W SQUARE !lear Square : rve said It before and I'D lillY it again: writers and pubsome of your readers would lisbon like 1'1 eat well, an4 like to make a wonderful old oensationalism aell•. Their new- · lady very happy. they could send greetings to her at Maple est approach II "Play II oooJ.• Cliff Convalescent Home, 4 and I'll go along with you-thll me Stearns St., Saxonville, Massa· aemi·acceptance tcarea green. chusett&. - FRIEND However, young peopi, Dear Helen : 1\ been reading about marl· more than adult& - have learnjl na and LSD and what I ed "' read with argument. Talk read worries me because many to them and you'll cliiCIIVOf tbtY by of the newspaper and maaazine arl'.n'l greatly inlluelli'Od Tbey'rt rej¥11'18 m~ke this whole lfimy their ''chron~rs. " business of oo-called " non - ad· making up thtlr owa llllnda and still tend to btl dictive" drugs sound fascinal· the majority '"'" ,,..... __ ..., . · more ~quare -n ing. Youne people who see these Thouib. ot course. II iln'l "ID" report& may think, "What's the w come riaht out and say so. "ad" harm - they don't hook you." The ''talk rebelllon, conformist. Too often writers seem convinc· Let's hope the writing pendued ' tbe side of drugs. lum swl01a back - it w Ill 1 wonder how many more ..., the rnartet is saturated. college stodent' joinerl pot par· tla alter rea~i!IJ Ill• ~-econl And always remamber: REAP Controseries of articles on marlJUana WITH ARGUMENT! in one of oor bi~JI'SI maga· versial artiCil'll are written to aines'! Must wrUers, trying to make you think and dioagree, play it cool, Imply this is "in"? not swallow and 111Q811, - H. This column II tledica~ Ill Can't we slop this whitewashfamily llvin:~, 10 if you'rt l)av· In& of something which, if aling kid· trouble or just plaia lowed to .,onUnue, can causo trouble, let Helen help YOU. untold damaao? Hu it occurred to these writera that ciga· She wUl allo welcotllf J41111i relies are considered "non- own omuslng esperiOIICOI. All· addictive" tqo, yet habit& can dress Helen Bolle! ill uro qf bt as har4 to bre~k a1 ~dil' litis newsP'ptr. John Quincy Adams was borQ un this day m 17&'1 . On this day in hiStory : In 11104, Vice President Aaron Burr challenged Alexander I!Jmilton 1o a duel and morttlly wounde4 him. In 1936, Adolf Hitler si&netl 1 treaty in which he promised Ill ro<o&nize the AI!Strian frontier. In 195Z, Gen. Dwi&hl EiSt!lhower was nomio'~ for President by tho Republicana. In 1955, lhe Air Force Academy was dedicated at wwry Air Baoe in Colorado. A lhou&ht for the dltYAmertcan writer Henry David J'IIQild for I I 1Ei . . - - ,. _ , . g . . . . . . _ " " . , . """· . . , "' A rt rt two. leach had doubl~s. Raeine; 7:111 ·p.m., Mickie Daugherty went the ' Bri.. Mullen paced Middle- Singers VI. G•!UpoUa A fuU olx innings for Cheshire. port with three bitB in five lea; llad 1:31 p.m., Barrlat . H all wed h'l !ked six . Bombers VI. Galllpolll ~ lRi 11 lUI ~~~:.• :":..:::; ~!fi Rick:,toblrl Soi .. 1 ~ · two for foor ~:-':,.,. w:~ .fl u i Top sticlanea for the Tigers included by Rick M _ ,,, , JUdar 111d Louie Louden, three and esHall ar I ILiwiN ' 8teve f th Tl lin ey. .... •op stlclqnal or 1 gera Line score: were Gary Saunders, _three Cheshire .... 045 820 _ 19 IG 3 for All The family f~ _four, including 1 triple, Bob Middleport aso 00-11 11 3 , 1 ~id"" and~~~ Loudend :"': Batter' . Ch hi D gh- 1 to 0 10 ~ · or Hve, eac a e: es r<>- . au i _ ' Daugherty, tbwleo fondr tbreeT ,Quflln ertyM (dWP andht' Quillen , M dl5 : ' eluding a dou ; a om • on ay n1g s games : 8: I .!t o:Oct · tripi "M . produces less h~al lhllll !h• l!l>ID~n ljoqy. Its bUP. tiJ!t .,,,. C1jUhl& fqi it& tlll>l1Jllllll PI'P>' 41uflilll of lllfllf· west *' , IS SHOD 1 $1,77 Dally HELEN HELP US! ....... .. . One day last week it would have been handy to have au DOlTOR w By DJilK TIIIIMAS The Cheshire Tigero oopped ~ - , ... • ..,. . , . _ , '"' ,...,.. Mike Bolin pitched a o n • a alugfest 1n the nightcap a& In four trips to th• plate. C~tch· Harbrecht and Bob Spradling Ches•fn 11rers 11-11 hittef as hio Middleport Yan- they downed the Middleport In· •er Sian Wilsoa waa two for each had two hito in three trips Cheshire blasted four trip!.. kets, 1965 defending champions, dians lfl.ll . The T1gero blasted four. w the plate. I and four <loubl"' off Middledowned the CotUlgeville Yan· 18 hits. off two Indian pitchers. Line 100r1: Andy Vaughan had a brace port starter Steve Halley and kees IIHI for their second wi• The Middleport - Cottageville Middleport 147 3 - I& 10 0 of singles, Pomeroy's only hits had a lt-9 le.ad at the end of ~aturdt"yK night in the Eighth game was a four inniog affair Cottageville .. 000 0 - 9 1 3 in the game. Tom Stulsby went four and one half ilmings of nnua · yger Creek Tourna- "' Bolin allowed only one hit, Batteries: Middleport - Bo- six innings lor the Jets, allow· play. Chance for a lO run letd men! for Little Leaguers. one walk, and siruck out 12. lin (WP) and Wilson; Cottage- ed II hits, gave up one walk automatic wi• vanished whe1 In the opening gsme Salur· For Coiiagevilie, Ricky Houch- ville - Houchen (LP) and and struck out nine. Middleport scored twice In the day night, Pt. Pleasant Dunlop en gave up 10 hit&, walked sev· Heckert. Line score: bottom of tbe fifth. Tir"" spotted ihe Pomeroy Jets en and struck out seven. Donlop S Jet& 1 Dunlop Tires 001 OOZ-3 11 1 Halley worked five innings, ~- 2-1'1 first inning lead but ral- Big stick man for Middleport Dave Arringtoo pitched a Pomeroy 200 000 - z 2 1 allowed 15 hits, walked sl x l1ed wHh ooe run 1n the tep of was Ricky Van Matre, Yaa- two hitter, walked three and I Batteries: Dunlop - ArriRg· and struck out two. Rick Marthe third and lwo in the SIXth ' kees' ace hurler who played struck out 10 u Dunlop Tlresj ton (WP ) and Spradling: Porn- •tin held the Tigers ln,o the top to do-:n Pomeroy 3-2. I shortstop, with four hits, two dowaed Pomeroy 3-J In a aix eroy - Souisby (LP) and A. of the sixth allowing one bit ----- ~~ - -- -' ~.~r-.:..., Rolling Stones, the Beatles, lite Kinks and the Animals ... Mah· aeiwv ... Tho m~.ooo Mediter· ranean • type manse in Bel • Air bought by Tony Curtil used to b< ballet slllr Tamara Toumanova's .. · writars John Madara and Davt White wrote their "1, 2, 3" • a rock-roller bul some 3t , . Mnted v..-tiouf IJ4ve l!ll'dt by such elauleai juz ""'"" II 8anh vall$llan, plua 11Ucll middle-brows u Jane Morl... ~ack Jones, Percy Faith ... Crown Puh!ilbllr, ttalt ftaiiJ ,._ fall novo! "five SQiooth ; - ... Ia "~ lo tNI 118 place, IJke '(lone Wltb tho Wind,' as one ol tbe areat ond belqyetl ~tll!lll~f o1 all lime:" whlcb !• juat lilt lOri of 011rlJ braa to ~lp tnd sie wh~l h~ pent In ·~ monl!l• or to. . 2-l>JIIY Senllq'l, Pom,roy.Jillddleport, 0., July 11, 11141 ohowed us her ankle, which hacl 'lwo ankle bones" . . . And (he ankle bones connected to the wow-gams . .. AI the Rain· bow Room, Shelley Winters said she wanted to appeur on Bdwy. in "The SUbject Was Roses" but her agent said she shouldn't play the mother of a grown oon, adding, "Bot that's how I won my Oscar in 'Anne Frank'." Sybil Burtoo Christopher tOld 26 year-old actor Robert Woiders (due in "8 o au Geate" ) lhat he looks ·:just like my ex·hC!ibllnd 'Richard self will be roughed up 1n the fERT p,lJ>RIKA WAS ~E. WQLD'S BE.!lTWAJTRE.SS"· ANTICIPATED TidE CUS'TOOER$' EVERY WISH ·.. Borwn) when he wu younaer." ... ' That's a compliment with an ouch attached Marguer· lte Piazza, wl!ose booklnl at the Royal Box of the Hotel "-"il:lna earller IIIII Ytll' "" a disaster, regrouped · herta· Ients tod will m&ft anolher try at tbe Vegu CIIIV'I P•tace .... IIIII l!er huabilnd IIIII London's new Playboy Club ea!DJ in tor critical ridic~le from tho Fleet Street cymes who called it an architectural inonstroslty and an ariiislic eyesore but our opy reports that It's probobly just as attractive w tho local squares and vlsll· lng boobs as the u. S. version•. ~omes-away-lrom·homl for the unhip . . . The London oyeoort also has roulette which, plus raiibit&, should pile in the iettuoe . . The much-fcc!almed IJiuslcal score for "Titan 1! La Manfba" wu witten by Mitchell Lelah. who composes • hefty percentaae of the radio • TV J!niles that drive you bat& . . llqoted.-out Arvotlnlan Pres. Arturo llla'o wife Sjlvia at the time of the coup was recuper· ati!IJ from suraery In Houston's ~nderson Cancer and Tumor lnatitute ... Veep Rubert Humphrey's son Bob's July t wedding was postponed because of flancee Donna Erickson's second · pneumonia attack . . Jack Ben· ny's picking up more than flliO,OOO for four neii·fail week,• at the new Lao Vega• Caenr I Palace hotel and gambling hell . . . It opens Au1ust ~ with Andy Williams . . . The Jewish Review in Buffalo replied Ill the British editor who claimld Bible stories "may retard a child's thinking." with this modem Talmudic ain&: "That's nght, why bother with nonentities like Abraham, MC!ies and David when you can teach children " Publiohtd ovory afternoon (except "" ; ,...turci'Y) and Sunday by The Ohio Va~ 111 l'llbUmtlll CDPIP'DY, 110 MeCl!inll _ "' ~. Pomeroy, Ohio 45768. Business Of { - fl~ phone 992-2156. Editorial phone ' 892-2157. L Defending KC Champions Romp 15-0; Pt. 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Powtr StHrln1 and lrabt, ~Automatic tnns. 65 ·Didne Dart ' '"- ~71 - .SoriH. 6 cytl.. 2 !Jr. ' dtr, , lta~rd tram.. radlt end . )Joa~ , 6l~orcl·.c;alaxie · 2 of:~Mudtop. I cyl. atand•"l ~rant. R_.lo I h11J. tr, ~ttwafl tiNt , SB~rd Pickup , .. ' Wo Stock 'I• Inch which is idoal for lower ponels and 1totm doon \4, TGn, 8 cylinder. Keith 4GW. Ford UHDeARLOT • KI.N G Gas CMinli air canditloJiloC -'s loss t o - - is quieter, laotor-tivod -and men COl lib Iaiiie no rnltterhaw hot Mloll outaldo. Gats lid llf ....._ -·la!l Mlddloport ... _ Socond ... ____ __ • D p1on.--..,-..,. 131 N. wo ltro iOc 61stllld potion, tao. Got the whale 8lllry llf Gas whafe.houa lir condRionlna ri&ht hm tho Gas Company. Maillfle • obliption coupon~. - ..---------..... . ,. Sl, . '~ . ,.. J �,l' ~m::" Ray Rainey UPI Briefs Dies in Crash Of AirpIane . . Sales Tax Collection Up $22 Million, Report Shows Addison Meets McArthur lD . !Conlillued J'rom Page One) !lope.," the report laid. peeWee Play M l D ~~~at wn iet 1-DIIly l!ednel, Pomero,MiddlepoJt, fina)f.77 Seetlon Contract PIIUUled y o., 1111y u, 1986 COLUMBUS tUPI) - 'lbe John D Herbert, Treasurer exception "' Pike county. 'lbe state Highway Departmenl hope w . LOW TEMPS : U DEE,_ SCOTLAND - AN· of Stale ol Ohio, has released largest lncrtase wa• shown by to have under contraet by ear- NEW YORK (UP!) The , PI'. PLEA,S.\NT - Raymond gus Barbie!'· 26, had breakf!tll McArthur d f nd' h figures on oales tax collecUons Albea• county, wltb Lawrence J.y n!!lt year tho tiDal aeUoa of blaheot temperature reported to Rainey, 26, __.._raldeat o1 PIUs· loday, ending a 392-clay fasl ions w'll ' ':.," ~d c amp- for lhe fiscal year which ead· coming In •econd. 'lbe least Ia- ln!frstate 11, the Clevefaad- the u. s. Weather Bureau ex, burgh, Calif., former11 of which conSisted of little more S • 1 ~en e r annual ed June 30, 1966, which showed crease was shown by Scioto Mll'letta expressway. cludlnf A!Uka and Hawaii Pleaaant, kUled at e than an occalli~nal spot of tea .~~~~~· eo ~";; Io'famen: a total of f240,001l,OOO. 'lbla fi· with 1-3 per cent I 'lbe departmeat said tbe 42- was 111 depoees at Pierre s: Sa in an lll'plaae and vitam on polla. He loat 293 yracuse . a par . at 7·4 gore w»s U2 million higher !ban . ,.mile section Is Ia 9tmmoit Coua- D 'lbe lowest rled 8 crash · allfOl'llla. pounds in lhe process. His rig- p.m. today agamsl Addoson. in lhe previous fiacal year. Tha linll fiacal lliW'el/ty and 18 lied up In a court suit • repo 41 The ,Private plaae wu pi)oleol ' oroo.o diet began on June 13, Tourna~ent. llllBnager . Bob Ten soulheastern Ohio coun- lbowmg tboae for July I, 1985 'lbe deparllneal report.! 55 ~was at Klamath (Continued from pqe I) Wetcb, Rallley'a em· 1985. LoW.. aaod Middleport will take lle8 showed increases, witb the lhrou1h June 80, 1866 IDII JU!yjllllilel~~of~the~~lll3-~mlle~ .,~.,_~~~~;-:~·::"~·~~~:----; ., the series of miohaps and who was also killed .. When he slarted Barbieri &llrBI round bye as Racme has - - -- - ---..,... nay 1I, 196S throuah June 30, 1866 / ~ one chopper was recovered. wns passen!lft". ' weighed 472 pound~. He now dropped out of the tournament i and July I, 1964 throUf!b Juae An Army Iroquois helicopler . . •welgha 179. "For the last year Games Wednesday are Syracuse [30, 198&, the total ~ase and 11as shot down deep in the Ramey was born 1D Muoa 11 ha.•e baen living on cups o/ vs, Pomeroy at 6:30 p.m., 1111d · I the percentage of oncrease or Mekong delta, 18 miles on Aug. 21, 1939, son of tea, water, soda water and col- Mason vs. Cheshire at 7:4li p.m. decrease lor the year juat endDRY wesl of Ca Mau, and lhe four and Erma Gray Rainey fee," Barbieri said. "As a 8 •· Racine forfeited a make-up ed, follow: l:'.,l""' • • - - ,... CLEANING Americans ~board killed. of Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant, who sur- cia! treat, 1 occasionally ha/ a fame scheduled for Saturday/ • Albeno - $592,476.91, $527,· -~•~!~\.••!:..r=<.C"~.ll'::.. Service On Reque1t In the action over North Viet vlve. spot of milk and sugar In my rughl to the Pomeroy Redlegs. , 590.97, t64,1115.91, 12.3 per coni A-rt••• lchoal, Dept, PMo71 Nam, the Air Force flew 55 Othar survivor• include bl8 tea. Barbieri was under medl- The Redlegs had defealed the 1 pius. Ohio Diot. OHico Dlissions and the Nayy 33. Mary Sue Osborne ~lney, cal supervision through~! his Braves, also of Pomeroy, by a 1 Gai!ia - $.268,663.54, $257,910.· ~- :;;,•• ~~· Darnall" estimates Indicated a Iormor Pt. Pleasant reSident, diet 14-fl ocore earlier last week. A shom wool Incentive pl'llle to, '10,7S3.1f, U per cent plua. u "' 'Ohio ,II trucks destroyed or da· and two daughtera, Ellen IDII Tr·· If P'l tl Redleg hitters In th•t game of 6t ct"nl8 a pound f~r lbe l&tl~ Hocldlll - $285,868.110, $.228,• : . ... :.::.::::::.::.. ::.:.::.:::.·::~. CLEANI!RJ 10 1 maged; three antiaircraft Cindybrothers both al surviving home. A sister and ~NDON or - THE o were Mike year •. over an ncreaoe 1911.19, f7,471.46, 3.3 per cent ~~ro.~~-~-~--~ -----~---~-··=··-~-· ~----~-~:-~- - ~-·-~---~=~=~==PO=M=I=R~O~Y~I rfes knocked uut: roads battecut; two are Mrs VU~O- grand slam Nesselroad homer and with single,a 1mar cente ons a pound the pree- plus. . three railway ears and Sue Johnson, Dougla:i Hod slavia news agency TanJug Cremeans, two singles~ and ent level, was announced Jooe Jaekloa - $393,550.06, $376,· 28 lest of rail line destroyed; 18 Ernest RBiney, all of Pt. Ple.as- quoted reports from Hanoi ver a triple. For the Braves, by the U. S. Deparlm<!nt of 1117.12, f18,M2.34, 4.4 per cent secondary explosions slghled· ani. today as oayong that about 60 English had a home ran with / Agroculture. plus. and a DIIDlber of warehouse; Surviving malernal grandpar- captured U. S. airmen "will be two an and McKinney smacked The price of pulled wool will Lewreace- f(26,230.88, and other buildings destroyed ents are Mr. and Mrs. Jasper I froed as criminals" by a spe- a triple. I contmue lo be aupported_ at a 114.60, f40,31S.08, 10.7 per cellt or dlllllllied. Ray of Wasbinglon c. H, 0. Cia! coorl. / level comparable to the oncen- plus. Funeral services will be an- The agency said the Hanoi live price lor -shorn wool. Meigs - $%35,380.04, #211,889.· nounced later by the Crow-Hus- regime "does no! consider Shvrn wool paymenta will be , 12, f6,4110.112, 2.1 per cent plus. sell Funeral home. these U.s. citizens as prisoner, DIOD equal to, a percentage of each Pike - J13.!,11M.36, $133,450.of war for it has not dedarc'd producers cash reiiii'IIS from 72, minUI fMS.38, 0.3 per cent • 1war on the u.S.A." sales. The percentage wtU be mlnua. Wmefortner Named I that required to r~l•e the na- Rosa _ $852,046.1s, J839,633 _. Athens S h. I H d I toonal average pnce received 21, fl2,tl2.95, 1.5 per cenl plua. c oo ea I by all producers for ohom wool lletott - fl 0'11.0U 63, fl ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - Rob- I' ICS up to the announced 66 cents a 063,500.51, $13,0t.l2, 't.2 p e ~ ert Wlnefortner, a teacher in ' pound lncenUve price. eent plus. llllke Boring pitched a five the county system, Saturday ' . 1\ASHINGTON Another The 1967 supporl program wlll Vlllla - f51,13U3, ~8,371.· ~er 18 Eastern defeated Sou- ' night was named as Athens ' _Gauge readlags: . Galllpo!os round ,of negoloatlons lo end the 1be carroed oul under lhe Na- . a, fl,78S.IIO, 3.1 ptt cent plus. tllera W in a Meigs-Gallia Po- Coanty ochool •uperinlendent. Dam 112.0, 12.2, runnong 2 teel natoon s severest_ aorlme str~ke Ilona! Wool Act of 1954, as a- Figure. showing the col!eo. ., Wille game last week. Weinlorlner, given a three- !On ro.lers, Pomeroy. Mason resumed today woth a lop unoon , mended by the Food and Agri- lion of motor vehicle houseEalltnl had nine hits off year contract by the Atbens 20.36, Pl. Pleaunt 24.63, Hin· 1spokesman charging that indus· I culture Act of 1965 which at- trailer lnd Ule taxes' lD tht loulhtrn's Bob Diddle. He-ad- County Board of Education at 1ton 0.87 stationary, Kanawha try bargainers were stalling In I tends the wool and mohair pay- fiscal year endinll June JO, lite Ea~ hlitera were R. $12,1100 8 year, will oucceed Falls 2.37 stationary, Charles- 1the hop~ ol brlngong on Whole ment prngram through 1969. 111811 and t>r the year endinll karr, three singles; Caldwell, Thomas Porter, who was ap-llon 21l.B5 fallmg. London, Mar- 1House mlervenloon. As In 1966, lhe supporl price June 30, !98S, with the amount • double IDII triple; Ritchie, poinled superinlendent of the met and_ Winfield dams were ; Before entering today'• ses- : lor wool for 1967 Is fixed by a ollncreue or decrease and the To learn more about mental retardation two s;••'es and Smith and new Tri-County Vocational Ion the " 11 '· ' i J hwn Iformula In the Food and Agro- peffildllge of lneret~e or d~ and how you can help our nation's • ,.. ' •-Boal Movemenl•· son, osep · amsey, repre- 1 culture Act of JM' d ~ i'ortaey, each a single. Scnwl Dlofrict . . sentatlve of the International """• un er crease loUowa: Athi!UI - f32'1,• slx million retarded children and adults, Getting singles for Southern Oblo River - Queea City A . t" M h" . t (lAM) which 62 cent! I• mulllpl!ed by 8dli 21 - 018811 ... 178 .. down 13 3 20 AI' : ssocJa Jon o1 ac Jms s the ratio of lhe l , • .., ' . ' ,,,, .ue, ~end for a free booklet. · were Diddle, Ab Proffitt, STOCK REPORT ' ' a.m.; oce up Iold new•men "The ubllc . average party 21.4 per cent plUI. Gtllll -fl87,• George Lawrence, Ronnie Bacb· NEW YORK (UP!) - Ad- ::· 2 '~ p.m.; R. H. Bosworth should know ah.t lhere ha•n'l =er(on~ex ~ prices paid by SZII.17, f157,214.01, $10,0M,IJII, e.. tel and Hart. Boring and Did· vances mainlained substantial up 4· 5.4S. p.m .. Brimstone Ibeen five minutes ol real nego'· or e most recent t per eent plom. llodcing-flt7,• 14 die each struck oul •ix and margin over declines in moder- 1~p • ll p.m .• Explorer up 14, . liating 81nce thi! strike sta rted. ! ~ree J'a" to lhe avel"8ge par- 81%.20, fUO,IIU!i, f18,f71.0, The President·~ COmmittee walked three. Pomaroy Is at alely acllve trading on the New i a.m. ,ASt. Maryo up 15• 6: 451These carriers are standing pat . 1 10 "" lor I!IM, l959, a n d 13.0 per cent plus. Jlcuon on Mental Retardation y k St-·L E h a.m7·10 .; ndrew 0 Calhoun down ·protecting • , profits waiting•:! """· 1.. ...., 31 ' E asIern Tuesday even 1ng. or """ xc ange todBy. 1.15 theor Th W I A ''11112 ' 11t., ,..,., fl"" ,.,.... fllr Washlngtam. D.C. 20201 , . a.m.; nward down . ' e oo ct requires au~ tos 14 151 ,.,. ctnt 1 •. 1 116 6,35 • m . New Martins ·u I for the Presodenl or Congress to . poM of mohair within a range . ' . ,.... p ua.....w. d' · ·' vo e help lhem out " : renee - $813A02.tlll, $3N,I14.U BJOf _own 17, 12:45 a.m. ; Louisiana I Jtamsey William J Curtin ! of 15 per cent above or below fiG ,*··· u per cent pltu. ' oown 17, 3:55 a.m.; Jefferson hi 1 1 11· . · ·1 1he comparable percenlage of Me"'l _ , 110 472 311 flit down 18 5·" W It / c e a r ne negotoalor and · part. 1 h. h . "' • · • ,· 1 Major Le•lll• Retulll /D• '·o•l 00 00 120 4 8 0 B . ' ,., a.m.; a er federal mediators wer~ pessl-' 'Y a w oc woo ,. su~ 1511.21, $10,113.17, fl,t per cent Addres~'---------By Ualle.l Prell lalernallon.l Mlnn 000 202 OOx-4 8 I I'deckJ;:d ~wn : · 4:15 p.m.; Iml!tlc shout an early end to JlQ;ed. Is piUI. Pllee - f129,001.47, fllt,Americoo Le11Ue Wilson, Wickersham (7) and ou~ on ate wn 23, 12:20 I the 0011!1 strike which be an aymen 10 producers lor ·80'1.31, l14,lN.!G, 114 per Cllll Freehan· BOIWell Cimino (9) a.m .. Eastern down 23, 1:30 F "d Y g tha 111117 marketing year Cthe pluo !lois -lf24 71110 $3llS fl sl game) .and Battey. WP-Boswell (6-5). a.m. ; Cotlon Queen down "ay. !9&7 Olllendlt year) will ,be Mt.it, f811,930.81, J3.4,~r State·-----...J.ipCodeChocago 001 001 020- 4 9 1:LP-Wiloon (6-7). I!Rs-Minch- Greenup 8:50 p.m.; Orco down . • made begonnong In April, 11161. PIUI. Scioto -1667,888.41 f&OO Boston 100 110 601<- 8 9 oler (lOth) Kalone 12111 ) Kill&- Greenup 3,25 a.m.; James Hays JS Enroute Apploeatlons for ouch paymen(l ~66.82 fM,IIOII 134 ~ Horlen, HiGgins (1), Wilhelm brew (17th). ' Durant up Greenup 4:30 a.m.; To J<'ar EaRl War muol be filed not later than plUI. 'vlntoa .:._ ".,1 1u 4, tar .PutiUihtd•a ~ seivlce inGQOPeraUonwHII · •7J and Mvtln; Sanllago, __ 1Moss Suaton down Greenup 6:40, Richard IRedt Hays, !On of January 31, 111811. /013.32, fi,!OU2, IU per ~~ .The Adoelti!IIIR Council and ll!lernallonal Admllsint News--..tlrft ~cMahon (?) and Ryan. WP- Calif 000 010 120- 4 80 a.m.; Little George down Green- ' Mrs. Stella Hayo, Mill-o!, Mid- ; 'plua. SantoaSQ ;8-tiJ. LP- Hor!en (4- Bait 000000000 o 40 up 8:20a.m.; Kay D. down ldl t d ted p I H bo BALLONDEAN'8UST 1;-iii_i;;;;l_ _ _ _ _ _iilill I). HRs-y astrzemsko. (91h), Brunet 19-5) and Rodlers· Meld ahi 5:10 p.m.; epor Harley i la8l we' k ejlllr n le toearv· 1arN r · Thomao B. Rail, 85 S. Thlrd- 1•J· ~elrocelli tiBiht t'oy (61th, Barbor, Watt l8) and Etchebar: ::•ncb, Jr. down Meldahl 12 :- : aboard~: J~ Beale. oe am . sl, Middleport, was one of 4a arton . ren. LP- Barber (1-3). a .m.; Endeavor down Mel- : Hay, was an oulstandin 1. studenta on the College al Fine !AIIIme. 10 ,nninls) MORE MORE MORE dahl 1: 16 a.m.; Lelia Shearer · MHS grid lineman In 1 All~ and Profesolonai Arta at Ktnl 003 020 010 o-118 2/ up Meidahl 2 a.m.; Valvoline :SEOAL recognition " 1n nl~a. ".Siale Univeroity who earned a "/ 212 000 010 4-10 13 0 0038 auuyrlyd Skora 7-11 d up Meldahl 3:20 a.m.: Allied! place on the Dean's list with IV• Jluzhardt, Wilhelm !3), Lock· jist add 0011 Ashland down Meldah! 7:15 WEAYHER :•rages of 3.4 or beller for lhe er lo), . Pizarro t8) and Nollonal Leape a.m. 1 perood. Romano, McNertney t3), More- ' New York ll20 000 200- 4 11 2 Oalllpoill Dam - Mork M. ' Hot and humid lhrough TU<s- , ---bead, Sbeldon (3J, O•lnskl (5), IPitlo 000 022 05t- 9 17 1 down 8 p.m.; Pennsylvania up day wllh wlde!ly scattere.l ar- : There are now more lhaa N WyaU (6), McM3hon 110) and : Gardner, Hamilton C5), Arr~ 9:40 p.m.; Lady Mignon up I i temooa and nlgbt time thander· : million car, truck aad bus drt· &yan. WP-McMohon (8-St. Ll' 10 (6), Fisher 16), Sutherland a.m .: Mark EasUn up uo a. storm•. H111t today In 90!1, low : vera io the United St.oln, acrPizarro (6-4). HRs-Conigliaro (7), Shaw (I) Friend 18) and Im.; Inca up 3:15 a.m.; Patrick IODIRbt 15-75. : <Qrding to lbe World !15th), Foy (7th), Agee <9th), Grote; Bla18, O'Dell (7), Flee Condon up 4:10a.m.; L. Fiore Romaao (6th), Smith (7th). (8) and Ptgllaroni. WP-Faae up 7,10 a.m.: City 01 Sl. Louis FRESH-LEAN ;f-21. LP-Shaw (6-7). 11J1t-. down 8::;& a.m. llsl game) Swoboda 14th). Kanawha River - Lucy Jane Wash Ut2 000 000-3 12 o Lueas up Marmel 7:10 p.m.: New York 100 010 000- 2 a 1 Cinci tOO ooo 001- 2 4 s Helen Z. up Marmet 3:30 a.m.; -----lb. McCormick, Kline o9) and San Fran 000 ooo 001- 1 8 1 Chris Jr. up Winfield 10:20 p. Casanova; Bou!on, Hamilton Pappas (8-J;) and Pavlelicb; m.: W. H. Shaver, Jr. up WinONLY (3), Renilf (8) *nd E. Howard. Herbel , McDaniel (8 ), Henry field _10:25 p.m; Elgerclifl up . CHIPPED CHOPPED S30.oo o...,. - e.to•c• .., \VP-McCormlck <7-7). LP- (9) and Haller. LP-Herbel 13· , Wonfoeld 3,~, a.m.; National 1 Convenient Ttnnl Baulon (1-4). HRs-Brinkman 2) . HR-Virgll I 2nd). down Winfield U5 a.m.; A. J. • (Bib), Saverme (2nd), Lopez ' Patten up Winfield 7'20 a.m. (3rd) . · Phila 000 000 200- 2 9 0 -----lb. 12nd game) !Chicago 302 104 oo.-10 11 0 LOCAL TEMPS FURNITURE CO. Wash 032 300 100- 9 13 o Bunning, Fox 141, Culp (5), , ~· temp<,.alu~e on Pome New York 000 000 002- 2 6 3 Crnig •81 and Uecker: Ells· ' roy s busoness dostroct at II 30 MA!ON, W. VA. - Humphreys, Richert '6). Cox 1worth 14·12) and Hundley a.m today was 80 degrees un- -M;-;::;:.,.R;;-;E;;--O=J:;L;--0 Syracuse Society Notes lmady ".. It ftlflc and • mDetl Is UDder ..,..1ruGI!1J». Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 11, 191!8-5 - - - - - - - " - - daughl•, Shelly Ward, spent 111 afternoon with Mrs. Mildred Foegina, Ravenawood, W. VI, StiversviJle Mr. and Mrs. Milford Fred- News Notes w 2 HOU·R 2 Shorn Wool Incentive Js Explained • .r;.,,.. _,., ::::" :::.0: euPaJt MAJtKaTe NATIONAL BRANDS! LOW, •LOW PRICES! COURTEOUS SERVICE! · Robinson's Sar·l tM5,-I I U • Charges Boring Throws 5-Hitterin 4-2Victory I country as progr-'ssive as ours, that we've been so backward about mental retardation!' A'lrlines USing • Sta}} Tact' RJ'ver News ., ' T S& H GREEN STAMPS! "It's a shame, in a I - .. !t." SWIFT'S PIUMIUM U. S. GOVERNMENT INSP•ICTED FRESH, LEAN, EVERY OUNCE GUARANTEED !orbaU GROUND BEEF tbt out wu 1111 wu 1 Lb. 1 )eEP DoWN 1 Nam•---------- ,i 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 Womack, i Bunning (9·5). HR-Uecker der clear sk1es -----~~~~::::::=:::~~~~::':.;;~~~~~~~ (4), Pet..rson <51 and /16th ). Gibbs. WP- Humphreya 13·!) . LP- Womack ;2-31. HR, Kirk- Allanta 1100 010 000 - 2 1 o ··land (3rd ), Valentine 18tht , Osteen. Suttoo (7), Regan (9) fepitone Jl91hl. j Los Ang 00 000 ooo- o 5o ._ Lemaoter 17-5) and Oliver; - (1st game ) !Osteen. Sutton •71 , Regan (9) Cleve 000 010 ooo- I 3 I and Roseboro. LP-Osteeo (11. , Kan Cly 4!11i x 4 Y 17). McDowell. Kelley <1), O'Don1/ Oihue <61. Allen 181 and Crandall, Boolcer C&J: Nash (2. 0) and Roof . LP - MrDowe ll (6- -- CJeye I . ·. Kan City Hargan, 11 ;~ 9 i Rad·ati' 71 and Begin At - - $1-99 THE SHOE BOX Mlddltport, 0 . .'~~..........__;~~ ~~I NDW AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT! RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, _,.. ... . .......... ---~ ... 0. CLI' or COPY THIS FREE PRIZE SLIP SH ptge 7 of your IIOHUS liNGO·- $1,000 CASH For The Family !Uclle; Slofford. Slork 14 1, JuckwQI'th (tit. 1\k ~ r 1 ,1 and lloof. WP- Aker (6-IJ. LPflargao 14-41. riDI Wh~n working hands need extra cash to enjoy a good _vacation . . . · Stop in . • . 1nd ask for our "vacation money" loan. There's no need to pass ·1 u 1 th is year ... fun, re•t. relaxation . You can ge l the monoy you need Irom us p Enj oy that well -earned vacation. Then, repay m sens ible monthly installrneni~. you need money for any reason .. • 'w";;;:; $25 to $2000 There'a a helping hand at Economy Savings aad Loan Company 300 W. Second St.- 992-2! 11, Pome;oy DAVf OHLINGER, MOR. nt Tile liters I the nta Defender Sllllmerslblt Pump for IT'S FUNI IT'S FREEl IT'S EASY! beek LAST CHANCE suRF NOTICE - Our IONUS ........,,.,,_iii &IlliG() 1111141 tilth July 16,. BONUS llt.IGO ,...,_ 111111 P"'lllrem NO. tl H...n H•nciJ.y, Pomeroy, 0. y..,. OIW,1, Rutland, 0. 15" OFF l1lc gill IIIII are md iler NZ CHICKEN lood le or Star SOUP :erl >D· .1.'1 10%-0z. CANS on reo u:t ill tal ,. SNOWDRin SHORTENING Norge Air-Ccmditloners '· ... 3-&l• Can P.ICII START AT SOLID ORISP t99·'' HEAD LEnUCE Ingels ftn • Charles Humphreys 125 l. Main St. Phone WY 2·2171 • tfiNUtfl Jlllr tt, 1 Jahn W. Taylor, MMon, W. VL Ill bot HERE ARE JUST Ita FIW WCICY Wlt.INERS Sonya Wtyland, Mlclcllepott, O, :rn ...- ore on PIOGUM 140. 81 ur- :i<le art TO WIN BONUS BINGO rtl· COLD WATER N... erfarm 89c BONUS BINGU UP TO CANVAS OXFORDS 300 0111 lOx- 5 10 0 Pdm PLAY WIN r-========• . ' !7th). (2nd gameo ould t COFFEE 59c COOKED HAM LP-) I ettit GROUND CHUCK MASON 1). HRs-Nossek (1st 1, AI vi .~ •ea"oo- . C~--------------- cerit CI) and Casanova; IIISTAIIT . " '.!:. M • League Line Scores ~mos ....... " ---··----'="~-··--FOLGER'S ~----· VALUE! I I - ..... .. ,!•IJ.:r'' ITYLOAN a SAVINGS CO. Ufllll All Griatls 1-llo. ......... Cak••• DIIIICU lllaet ... lo ial lll �,l' ~m::" Ray Rainey UPI Briefs Dies in Crash Of AirpIane . . Sales Tax Collection Up $22 Million, Report Shows Addison Meets McArthur lD . !Conlillued J'rom Page One) !lope.," the report laid. peeWee Play M l D ~~~at wn iet 1-DIIly l!ednel, Pomero,MiddlepoJt, fina)f.77 Seetlon Contract PIIUUled y o., 1111y u, 1986 COLUMBUS tUPI) - 'lbe John D Herbert, Treasurer exception "' Pike county. 'lbe state Highway Departmenl hope w . LOW TEMPS : U DEE,_ SCOTLAND - AN· of Stale ol Ohio, has released largest lncrtase wa• shown by to have under contraet by ear- NEW YORK (UP!) The , PI'. PLEA,S.\NT - Raymond gus Barbie!'· 26, had breakf!tll McArthur d f nd' h figures on oales tax collecUons Albea• county, wltb Lawrence J.y n!!lt year tho tiDal aeUoa of blaheot temperature reported to Rainey, 26, __.._raldeat o1 PIUs· loday, ending a 392-clay fasl ions w'll ' ':.," ~d c amp- for lhe fiscal year which ead· coming In •econd. 'lbe least Ia- ln!frstate 11, the Clevefaad- the u. s. Weather Bureau ex, burgh, Calif., former11 of which conSisted of little more S • 1 ~en e r annual ed June 30, 1966, which showed crease was shown by Scioto Mll'letta expressway. cludlnf A!Uka and Hawaii Pleaaant, kUled at e than an occalli~nal spot of tea .~~~~~· eo ~";; Io'famen: a total of f240,001l,OOO. 'lbla fi· with 1-3 per cent I 'lbe departmeat said tbe 42- was 111 depoees at Pierre s: Sa in an lll'plaae and vitam on polla. He loat 293 yracuse . a par . at 7·4 gore w»s U2 million higher !ban . ,.mile section Is Ia 9tmmoit Coua- D 'lbe lowest rled 8 crash · allfOl'llla. pounds in lhe process. His rig- p.m. today agamsl Addoson. in lhe previous fiacal year. Tha linll fiacal lliW'el/ty and 18 lied up In a court suit • repo 41 The ,Private plaae wu pi)oleol ' oroo.o diet began on June 13, Tourna~ent. llllBnager . Bob Ten soulheastern Ohio coun- lbowmg tboae for July I, 1985 'lbe deparllneal report.! 55 ~was at Klamath (Continued from pqe I) Wetcb, Rallley'a em· 1985. LoW.. aaod Middleport will take lle8 showed increases, witb the lhrou1h June 80, 1866 IDII JU!yjllllilel~~of~the~~lll3-~mlle~ .,~.,_~~~~;-:~·::"~·~~~:----; ., the series of miohaps and who was also killed .. When he slarted Barbieri &llrBI round bye as Racme has - - -- - ---..,... nay 1I, 196S throuah June 30, 1866 / ~ one chopper was recovered. wns passen!lft". ' weighed 472 pound~. He now dropped out of the tournament i and July I, 1964 throUf!b Juae An Army Iroquois helicopler . . •welgha 179. "For the last year Games Wednesday are Syracuse [30, 198&, the total ~ase and 11as shot down deep in the Ramey was born 1D Muoa 11 ha.•e baen living on cups o/ vs, Pomeroy at 6:30 p.m., 1111d · I the percentage of oncrease or Mekong delta, 18 miles on Aug. 21, 1939, son of tea, water, soda water and col- Mason vs. Cheshire at 7:4li p.m. decrease lor the year juat endDRY wesl of Ca Mau, and lhe four and Erma Gray Rainey fee," Barbieri said. "As a 8 •· Racine forfeited a make-up ed, follow: l:'.,l""' • • - - ,... CLEANING Americans ~board killed. of Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant, who sur- cia! treat, 1 occasionally ha/ a fame scheduled for Saturday/ • Albeno - $592,476.91, $527,· -~•~!~\.••!:..r=<.C"~.ll'::.. Service On Reque1t In the action over North Viet vlve. spot of milk and sugar In my rughl to the Pomeroy Redlegs. , 590.97, t64,1115.91, 12.3 per coni A-rt••• lchoal, Dept, PMo71 Nam, the Air Force flew 55 Othar survivor• include bl8 tea. Barbieri was under medl- The Redlegs had defealed the 1 pius. Ohio Diot. OHico Dlissions and the Nayy 33. Mary Sue Osborne ~lney, cal supervision through~! his Braves, also of Pomeroy, by a 1 Gai!ia - $.268,663.54, $257,910.· ~- :;;,•• ~~· Darnall" estimates Indicated a Iormor Pt. Pleasant reSident, diet 14-fl ocore earlier last week. A shom wool Incentive pl'llle to, '10,7S3.1f, U per cent plua. u "' 'Ohio ,II trucks destroyed or da· and two daughtera, Ellen IDII Tr·· If P'l tl Redleg hitters In th•t game of 6t ct"nl8 a pound f~r lbe l&tl~ Hocldlll - $285,868.110, $.228,• : . ... :.::.::::::.::.. ::.:.::.:::.·::~. CLEANI!RJ 10 1 maged; three antiaircraft Cindybrothers both al surviving home. A sister and ~NDON or - THE o were Mike year •. over an ncreaoe 1911.19, f7,471.46, 3.3 per cent ~~ro.~~-~-~--~ -----~---~-··=··-~-· ~----~-~:-~- - ~-·-~---~=~=~==PO=M=I=R~O~Y~I rfes knocked uut: roads battecut; two are Mrs VU~O- grand slam Nesselroad homer and with single,a 1mar cente ons a pound the pree- plus. . three railway ears and Sue Johnson, Dougla:i Hod slavia news agency TanJug Cremeans, two singles~ and ent level, was announced Jooe Jaekloa - $393,550.06, $376,· 28 lest of rail line destroyed; 18 Ernest RBiney, all of Pt. Ple.as- quoted reports from Hanoi ver a triple. For the Braves, by the U. S. Deparlm<!nt of 1117.12, f18,M2.34, 4.4 per cent secondary explosions slghled· ani. today as oayong that about 60 English had a home ran with / Agroculture. plus. and a DIIDlber of warehouse; Surviving malernal grandpar- captured U. S. airmen "will be two an and McKinney smacked The price of pulled wool will Lewreace- f(26,230.88, and other buildings destroyed ents are Mr. and Mrs. Jasper I froed as criminals" by a spe- a triple. I contmue lo be aupported_ at a 114.60, f40,31S.08, 10.7 per cellt or dlllllllied. Ray of Wasbinglon c. H, 0. Cia! coorl. / level comparable to the oncen- plus. Funeral services will be an- The agency said the Hanoi live price lor -shorn wool. Meigs - $%35,380.04, #211,889.· nounced later by the Crow-Hus- regime "does no! consider Shvrn wool paymenta will be , 12, f6,4110.112, 2.1 per cent plus. sell Funeral home. these U.s. citizens as prisoner, DIOD equal to, a percentage of each Pike - J13.!,11M.36, $133,450.of war for it has not dedarc'd producers cash reiiii'IIS from 72, minUI fMS.38, 0.3 per cent • 1war on the u.S.A." sales. The percentage wtU be mlnua. Wmefortner Named I that required to r~l•e the na- Rosa _ $852,046.1s, J839,633 _. Athens S h. I H d I toonal average pnce received 21, fl2,tl2.95, 1.5 per cenl plua. c oo ea I by all producers for ohom wool lletott - fl 0'11.0U 63, fl ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - Rob- I' ICS up to the announced 66 cents a 063,500.51, $13,0t.l2, 't.2 p e ~ ert Wlnefortner, a teacher in ' pound lncenUve price. eent plus. llllke Boring pitched a five the county system, Saturday ' . 1\ASHINGTON Another The 1967 supporl program wlll Vlllla - f51,13U3, ~8,371.· ~er 18 Eastern defeated Sou- ' night was named as Athens ' _Gauge readlags: . Galllpo!os round ,of negoloatlons lo end the 1be carroed oul under lhe Na- . a, fl,78S.IIO, 3.1 ptt cent plus. tllera W in a Meigs-Gallia Po- Coanty ochool •uperinlendent. Dam 112.0, 12.2, runnong 2 teel natoon s severest_ aorlme str~ke Ilona! Wool Act of 1954, as a- Figure. showing the col!eo. ., Wille game last week. Weinlorlner, given a three- !On ro.lers, Pomeroy. Mason resumed today woth a lop unoon , mended by the Food and Agri- lion of motor vehicle houseEalltnl had nine hits off year contract by the Atbens 20.36, Pl. Pleaunt 24.63, Hin· 1spokesman charging that indus· I culture Act of 1965 which at- trailer lnd Ule taxes' lD tht loulhtrn's Bob Diddle. He-ad- County Board of Education at 1ton 0.87 stationary, Kanawha try bargainers were stalling In I tends the wool and mohair pay- fiscal year endinll June JO, lite Ea~ hlitera were R. $12,1100 8 year, will oucceed Falls 2.37 stationary, Charles- 1the hop~ ol brlngong on Whole ment prngram through 1969. 111811 and t>r the year endinll karr, three singles; Caldwell, Thomas Porter, who was ap-llon 21l.B5 fallmg. London, Mar- 1House mlervenloon. As In 1966, lhe supporl price June 30, !98S, with the amount • double IDII triple; Ritchie, poinled superinlendent of the met and_ Winfield dams were ; Before entering today'• ses- : lor wool for 1967 Is fixed by a ollncreue or decrease and the To learn more about mental retardation two s;••'es and Smith and new Tri-County Vocational Ion the " 11 '· ' i J hwn Iformula In the Food and Agro- peffildllge of lneret~e or d~ and how you can help our nation's • ,.. ' •-Boal Movemenl•· son, osep · amsey, repre- 1 culture Act of JM' d ~ i'ortaey, each a single. Scnwl Dlofrict . . sentatlve of the International """• un er crease loUowa: Athi!UI - f32'1,• slx million retarded children and adults, Getting singles for Southern Oblo River - Queea City A . t" M h" . t (lAM) which 62 cent! I• mulllpl!ed by 8dli 21 - 018811 ... 178 .. down 13 3 20 AI' : ssocJa Jon o1 ac Jms s the ratio of lhe l , • .., ' . ' ,,,, .ue, ~end for a free booklet. · were Diddle, Ab Proffitt, STOCK REPORT ' ' a.m.; oce up Iold new•men "The ubllc . average party 21.4 per cent plUI. Gtllll -fl87,• George Lawrence, Ronnie Bacb· NEW YORK (UP!) - Ad- ::· 2 '~ p.m.; R. H. Bosworth should know ah.t lhere ha•n'l =er(on~ex ~ prices paid by SZII.17, f157,214.01, $10,0M,IJII, e.. tel and Hart. Boring and Did· vances mainlained substantial up 4· 5.4S. p.m .. Brimstone Ibeen five minutes ol real nego'· or e most recent t per eent plom. llodcing-flt7,• 14 die each struck oul •ix and margin over declines in moder- 1~p • ll p.m .• Explorer up 14, . liating 81nce thi! strike sta rted. ! ~ree J'a" to lhe avel"8ge par- 81%.20, fUO,IIU!i, f18,f71.0, The President·~ COmmittee walked three. Pomaroy Is at alely acllve trading on the New i a.m. ,ASt. Maryo up 15• 6: 451These carriers are standing pat . 1 10 "" lor I!IM, l959, a n d 13.0 per cent plus. Jlcuon on Mental Retardation y k St-·L E h a.m7·10 .; ndrew 0 Calhoun down ·protecting • , profits waiting•:! """· 1.. ...., 31 ' E asIern Tuesday even 1ng. or """ xc ange todBy. 1.15 theor Th W I A ''11112 ' 11t., ,..,., fl"" ,.,.... fllr Washlngtam. D.C. 20201 , . a.m.; nward down . ' e oo ct requires au~ tos 14 151 ,.,. ctnt 1 •. 1 116 6,35 • m . New Martins ·u I for the Presodenl or Congress to . poM of mohair within a range . ' . ,.... p ua.....w. d' · ·' vo e help lhem out " : renee - $813A02.tlll, $3N,I14.U BJOf _own 17, 12:45 a.m. ; Louisiana I Jtamsey William J Curtin ! of 15 per cent above or below fiG ,*··· u per cent pltu. ' oown 17, 3:55 a.m.; Jefferson hi 1 1 11· . · ·1 1he comparable percenlage of Me"'l _ , 110 472 311 flit down 18 5·" W It / c e a r ne negotoalor and · part. 1 h. h . "' • · • ,· 1 Major Le•lll• Retulll /D• '·o•l 00 00 120 4 8 0 B . ' ,., a.m.; a er federal mediators wer~ pessl-' 'Y a w oc woo ,. su~ 1511.21, $10,113.17, fl,t per cent Addres~'---------By Ualle.l Prell lalernallon.l Mlnn 000 202 OOx-4 8 I I'deckJ;:d ~wn : · 4:15 p.m.; Iml!tlc shout an early end to JlQ;ed. Is piUI. Pllee - f129,001.47, fllt,Americoo Le11Ue Wilson, Wickersham (7) and ou~ on ate wn 23, 12:20 I the 0011!1 strike which be an aymen 10 producers lor ·80'1.31, l14,lN.!G, 114 per Cllll Freehan· BOIWell Cimino (9) a.m .. Eastern down 23, 1:30 F "d Y g tha 111117 marketing year Cthe pluo !lois -lf24 71110 $3llS fl sl game) .and Battey. WP-Boswell (6-5). a.m. ; Cotlon Queen down "ay. !9&7 Olllendlt year) will ,be Mt.it, f811,930.81, J3.4,~r State·-----...J.ipCodeChocago 001 001 020- 4 9 1:LP-Wiloon (6-7). I!Rs-Minch- Greenup 8:50 p.m.; Orco down . • made begonnong In April, 11161. PIUI. Scioto -1667,888.41 f&OO Boston 100 110 601<- 8 9 oler (lOth) Kalone 12111 ) Kill&- Greenup 3,25 a.m.; James Hays JS Enroute Apploeatlons for ouch paymen(l ~66.82 fM,IIOII 134 ~ Horlen, HiGgins (1), Wilhelm brew (17th). ' Durant up Greenup 4:30 a.m.; To J<'ar EaRl War muol be filed not later than plUI. 'vlntoa .:._ ".,1 1u 4, tar .PutiUihtd•a ~ seivlce inGQOPeraUonwHII · •7J and Mvtln; Sanllago, __ 1Moss Suaton down Greenup 6:40, Richard IRedt Hays, !On of January 31, 111811. /013.32, fi,!OU2, IU per ~~ .The Adoelti!IIIR Council and ll!lernallonal Admllsint News--..tlrft ~cMahon (?) and Ryan. WP- Calif 000 010 120- 4 80 a.m.; Little George down Green- ' Mrs. Stella Hayo, Mill-o!, Mid- ; 'plua. SantoaSQ ;8-tiJ. LP- Hor!en (4- Bait 000000000 o 40 up 8:20a.m.; Kay D. down ldl t d ted p I H bo BALLONDEAN'8UST 1;-iii_i;;;;l_ _ _ _ _ _iilill I). HRs-y astrzemsko. (91h), Brunet 19-5) and Rodlers· Meld ahi 5:10 p.m.; epor Harley i la8l we' k ejlllr n le toearv· 1arN r · Thomao B. Rail, 85 S. Thlrd- 1•J· ~elrocelli tiBiht t'oy (61th, Barbor, Watt l8) and Etchebar: ::•ncb, Jr. down Meldahl 12 :- : aboard~: J~ Beale. oe am . sl, Middleport, was one of 4a arton . ren. LP- Barber (1-3). a .m.; Endeavor down Mel- : Hay, was an oulstandin 1. studenta on the College al Fine !AIIIme. 10 ,nninls) MORE MORE MORE dahl 1: 16 a.m.; Lelia Shearer · MHS grid lineman In 1 All~ and Profesolonai Arta at Ktnl 003 020 010 o-118 2/ up Meidahl 2 a.m.; Valvoline :SEOAL recognition " 1n nl~a. ".Siale Univeroity who earned a "/ 212 000 010 4-10 13 0 0038 auuyrlyd Skora 7-11 d up Meldahl 3:20 a.m.: Allied! place on the Dean's list with IV• Jluzhardt, Wilhelm !3), Lock· jist add 0011 Ashland down Meldah! 7:15 WEAYHER :•rages of 3.4 or beller for lhe er lo), . Pizarro t8) and Nollonal Leape a.m. 1 perood. Romano, McNertney t3), More- ' New York ll20 000 200- 4 11 2 Oalllpoill Dam - Mork M. ' Hot and humid lhrough TU<s- , ---bead, Sbeldon (3J, O•lnskl (5), IPitlo 000 022 05t- 9 17 1 down 8 p.m.; Pennsylvania up day wllh wlde!ly scattere.l ar- : There are now more lhaa N WyaU (6), McM3hon 110) and : Gardner, Hamilton C5), Arr~ 9:40 p.m.; Lady Mignon up I i temooa and nlgbt time thander· : million car, truck aad bus drt· &yan. WP-McMohon (8-St. Ll' 10 (6), Fisher 16), Sutherland a.m .: Mark EasUn up uo a. storm•. H111t today In 90!1, low : vera io the United St.oln, acrPizarro (6-4). HRs-Conigliaro (7), Shaw (I) Friend 18) and Im.; Inca up 3:15 a.m.; Patrick IODIRbt 15-75. : <Qrding to lbe World !15th), Foy (7th), Agee <9th), Grote; Bla18, O'Dell (7), Flee Condon up 4:10a.m.; L. Fiore Romaao (6th), Smith (7th). (8) and Ptgllaroni. WP-Faae up 7,10 a.m.: City 01 Sl. Louis FRESH-LEAN ;f-21. LP-Shaw (6-7). 11J1t-. down 8::;& a.m. llsl game) Swoboda 14th). Kanawha River - Lucy Jane Wash Ut2 000 000-3 12 o Lueas up Marmel 7:10 p.m.: New York 100 010 000- 2 a 1 Cinci tOO ooo 001- 2 4 s Helen Z. up Marmet 3:30 a.m.; -----lb. McCormick, Kline o9) and San Fran 000 ooo 001- 1 8 1 Chris Jr. up Winfield 10:20 p. Casanova; Bou!on, Hamilton Pappas (8-J;) and Pavlelicb; m.: W. H. Shaver, Jr. up WinONLY (3), Renilf (8) *nd E. Howard. Herbel , McDaniel (8 ), Henry field _10:25 p.m; Elgerclifl up . CHIPPED CHOPPED S30.oo o...,. - e.to•c• .., \VP-McCormlck <7-7). LP- (9) and Haller. LP-Herbel 13· , Wonfoeld 3,~, a.m.; National 1 Convenient Ttnnl Baulon (1-4). HRs-Brinkman 2) . HR-Virgll I 2nd). down Winfield U5 a.m.; A. J. • (Bib), Saverme (2nd), Lopez ' Patten up Winfield 7'20 a.m. (3rd) . · Phila 000 000 200- 2 9 0 -----lb. 12nd game) !Chicago 302 104 oo.-10 11 0 LOCAL TEMPS FURNITURE CO. Wash 032 300 100- 9 13 o Bunning, Fox 141, Culp (5), , ~· temp<,.alu~e on Pome New York 000 000 002- 2 6 3 Crnig •81 and Uecker: Ells· ' roy s busoness dostroct at II 30 MA!ON, W. VA. - Humphreys, Richert '6). Cox 1worth 14·12) and Hundley a.m today was 80 degrees un- -M;-;::;:.,.R;;-;E;;--O=J:;L;--0 Syracuse Society Notes lmady ".. It ftlflc and • mDetl Is UDder ..,..1ruGI!1J». Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 11, 191!8-5 - - - - - - - " - - daughl•, Shelly Ward, spent 111 afternoon with Mrs. Mildred Foegina, Ravenawood, W. VI, StiversviJle Mr. and Mrs. Milford Fred- News Notes w 2 HOU·R 2 Shorn Wool Incentive Js Explained • .r;.,,.. _,., ::::" :::.0: euPaJt MAJtKaTe NATIONAL BRANDS! LOW, •LOW PRICES! COURTEOUS SERVICE! · Robinson's Sar·l tM5,-I I U • Charges Boring Throws 5-Hitterin 4-2Victory I country as progr-'ssive as ours, that we've been so backward about mental retardation!' A'lrlines USing • Sta}} Tact' RJ'ver News ., ' T S& H GREEN STAMPS! "It's a shame, in a I - .. !t." SWIFT'S PIUMIUM U. S. GOVERNMENT INSP•ICTED FRESH, LEAN, EVERY OUNCE GUARANTEED !orbaU GROUND BEEF tbt out wu 1111 wu 1 Lb. 1 )eEP DoWN 1 Nam•---------- ,i 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 Womack, i Bunning (9·5). HR-Uecker der clear sk1es -----~~~~::::::=:::~~~~::':.;;~~~~~~~ (4), Pet..rson <51 and /16th ). Gibbs. WP- Humphreya 13·!) . LP- Womack ;2-31. HR, Kirk- Allanta 1100 010 000 - 2 1 o ··land (3rd ), Valentine 18tht , Osteen. Suttoo (7), Regan (9) fepitone Jl91hl. j Los Ang 00 000 ooo- o 5o ._ Lemaoter 17-5) and Oliver; - (1st game ) !Osteen. Sutton •71 , Regan (9) Cleve 000 010 ooo- I 3 I and Roseboro. LP-Osteeo (11. , Kan Cly 4!11i x 4 Y 17). McDowell. Kelley <1), O'Don1/ Oihue <61. Allen 181 and Crandall, Boolcer C&J: Nash (2. 0) and Roof . LP - MrDowe ll (6- -- CJeye I . ·. Kan City Hargan, 11 ;~ 9 i Rad·ati' 71 and Begin At - - $1-99 THE SHOE BOX Mlddltport, 0 . .'~~..........__;~~ ~~I NDW AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT! RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPORT, _,.. ... . .......... ---~ ... 0. CLI' or COPY THIS FREE PRIZE SLIP SH ptge 7 of your IIOHUS liNGO·- $1,000 CASH For The Family !Uclle; Slofford. Slork 14 1, JuckwQI'th (tit. 1\k ~ r 1 ,1 and lloof. WP- Aker (6-IJ. LPflargao 14-41. riDI Wh~n working hands need extra cash to enjoy a good _vacation . . . · Stop in . • . 1nd ask for our "vacation money" loan. There's no need to pass ·1 u 1 th is year ... fun, re•t. relaxation . You can ge l the monoy you need Irom us p Enj oy that well -earned vacation. Then, repay m sens ible monthly installrneni~. you need money for any reason .. • 'w";;;:; $25 to $2000 There'a a helping hand at Economy Savings aad Loan Company 300 W. Second St.- 992-2! 11, Pome;oy DAVf OHLINGER, MOR. nt Tile liters I the nta Defender Sllllmerslblt Pump for IT'S FUNI IT'S FREEl IT'S EASY! beek LAST CHANCE suRF NOTICE - Our IONUS ........,,.,,_iii &IlliG() 1111141 tilth July 16,. BONUS llt.IGO ,...,_ 111111 P"'lllrem NO. tl H...n H•nciJ.y, Pomeroy, 0. y..,. OIW,1, Rutland, 0. 15" OFF l1lc gill IIIII are md iler NZ CHICKEN lood le or Star SOUP :erl >D· .1.'1 10%-0z. CANS on reo u:t ill tal ,. SNOWDRin SHORTENING Norge Air-Ccmditloners '· ... 3-&l• Can P.ICII START AT SOLID ORISP t99·'' HEAD LEnUCE Ingels ftn • Charles Humphreys 125 l. Main St. Phone WY 2·2171 • tfiNUtfl Jlllr tt, 1 Jahn W. Taylor, MMon, W. VL Ill bot HERE ARE JUST Ita FIW WCICY Wlt.INERS Sonya Wtyland, Mlclcllepott, O, :rn ...- ore on PIOGUM 140. 81 ur- :i<le art TO WIN BONUS BINGO rtl· COLD WATER N... erfarm 89c BONUS BINGU UP TO CANVAS OXFORDS 300 0111 lOx- 5 10 0 Pdm PLAY WIN r-========• . ' !7th). (2nd gameo ould t COFFEE 59c COOKED HAM LP-) I ettit GROUND CHUCK MASON 1). HRs-Nossek (1st 1, AI vi .~ •ea"oo- . C~--------------- cerit CI) and Casanova; IIISTAIIT . " '.!:. M • League Line Scores ~mos ....... " ---··----'="~-··--FOLGER'S ~----· VALUE! I I - ..... .. ,!•IJ.:r'' ITYLOAN a SAVINGS CO. Ufllll All Griatls 1-llo. ......... Cak••• DIIIICU lllaet ... lo ial lll �,' UPI B • f Ray Rainey :arm..... 1V l!lllNDA'N QIOsswoRD PUZZLE • • Addi"son Meets Me S s3IeS T3X c0nectiOD . up llvp~~ 4-Dally l!ellllneJ, l'mnero,p!lllddleport, 0., July II, 1966 linal.J.7 Secdon already lratllo and ...~~~u:'~edre';:~ ~~r One) McArthur in $22 Million, Repo·rt Shows 1• ~~~~~es ~a. co~s '11!e Mt~ratlwn Diet p W PJ John D Herber!, Treasurer exception of PJte C!OIIIIIy. The stale way Ilepartmeal bope m • LOW TEMPS DUNDEE SCOTLAND - AN. ee ee ay of State of Ohio, h1111 released largest Increase was shown bv lo have er contract by eat' NEW YORK The gus Barble;i 26 'Jad breaklaet figures on sales tax colle.:tlons Athens county, With Lawrence l,y next ye tbe final seellou ol hlcheet lemperaturt re.)ldl'fed to Raymond loda ndlnf ' ;nd 1 t McArthur, defending champ- for the fiscal year wbtch ead· oornmg tn seoond. The least In· Interstate 71, the CleveliiJid. tbe U•. S. Weather Bureau, 0 Dies m Crash Of Air ' plane I 7 Contract Planned ltlPI) - (UP!) - hie~ Plea~ant, MORE OIL Syracuse Society Notes 10 UDder 11 ~f a~ ~~r RatPTni.!)'P,LEASANT D· 1 2&, reaide11t of PlUs· :On 01·sl : f ions, will open the third annual ed June JO 1966 which showed crease was shown by Scioto Marietta expressway. eludln1 Atuta and Hawall, burgh, Caltf., aad f?rmeriJ of ;.n t" 0 Syracuse Pee Wee tournament a total of '$240,0oo,OOO. 'nlts with 1.:1 per cent. The department said the 4J. was l!J dejrees II Plem, S. 81el Pt. wq killed at 8 an occ on spo ea al the Syracuse ball park at 7 45 gore was '22 mUilon higher than . mile seeUon Is II Summit Coua- D. The !owet roported lhls p.m. Saturday In an airplane p.m. today against AddiSon. , 1n !he preVious liscal year. fUll! Jal / ty and Is tied up Jn a eourt suit. mot'nlnf wu 41 at Klamath <rBih lD Callfomta. po P · Bob Ten southeastern Ohio coun· .... wms those or Y ' '111e departJnenl reports SS Falla, Ore. 13g Tournament Mlanager . The private plano wao piloted/ dlel began on June • Louks said Middleport will take ttes showed mcreases, with the tltroush June 811, 1866 and July mJJea of the IIJS.mlle blghway (Continued from Pllll• I) by Frank Welch, Rainey s em· 1M3 . a fir•t round bye as Racine has - - - - - - - -, I, 1965 through June 30, 11168 In the series of mishaps and ployer, who w81 also killed, When be started, BarbierJ dropped out of the tournament. and July I, 1964 lhroUjjh June 1 one chopper was recovered. was another passellg!r. Weijhed 472 pounds. He now Gamea Wednesday are Syracuse 1 j30, 1966, the total Increase and An Army Iroquois hellcopter weighs 179. "For the last year p d' !the percentage ol increase or was lihot down deep In the Rainey was born In Maaon I have been liVing cups of vs. omeroy at .6:3° P m., an J ldeerease for the year jull end· HS....,Jf Hontl' t DRY Mekong della, 18 mlles south- rounty on AErog. 2'· 1939. son of ' tea, water, soda water and COl· MRaBOn VB. fChfeshtedtre at 7 4li trn· r ed, follow: - - •• .... west of Ca Mou, and the four Harold1and rna Gray Rainey fee," Barbieri said. "As a spe. acme or 01 a rna e-up Ath..s - $592,476.91, $5.27,- !'!:!.!!':::'.!:.r..'l:~~-· CLEANING Arnencans aboard killed. Rt Pt. Pleasant, who sur- cia! lrea' I occasionally hnd a game scheduled for Saturday I ~ BBS •• 12 3 nt A-lcon School,.._., I'M-71 · over North V1el . vlve· ' night Rtodlthe Pomeroy per ce ...,., Service On Requllf In the ocUon spot ol rrulk and sugar In my The h d d 1 Redleg•. d h , S plus. ~~\Di' · ~fflco 1 Nam, the Air Force flew 55 other survtvors Include h1s lea. Barbieri was under medi· e egs a e ea e 1 ~ . Gallia - ~268,11113.54, $257,910.· Col~~·.~ Ohio lllissions and the Navy 33. wile, Mary Sue Osborne Rainey, cal supervision lhrough!llil his Braves, also of Pomeroy, by a I A shorn wool Incentive price co, '1D,753.tf, 4.2 per cent pluo. Damage estlmares Indicated a former PI. Pleasant resulent, diet. score earlier last week. of 66 cents a pound for the 1!1i'l HockJD, _ f23:;,l68.65, f228.· . ·····-· CLEANERS POMIROV .Jtl trucks da· and Redleg In thatw1th .gamea marketing year, an lnore- of fl,f71.48, 3.3 per maged; lhreedestroyed antiaircraftorbatle· Cmdytwo bothdaughlent, at home. AEllen stBiar and I Trial/or were Mikehltters Nesselroad 1 cent a pound over the pres- plus. rte.s knocked out: roads cut· two brothers surviving are Mrs ! LONDON - THE YU«?O- grand slam ho~er and smg!e,l ent level, was announced Jwte Jadu:oD - $393,550.06, $376,three railway cars and EUa Sue Johnson, Douglas and slavJa news agency Tan1ug Cremeans, two stngles, and Sar- 28 by the U. S. Department of 197.12, $16,812.34 4.4 pel' cent feet of rail line destroyed: Ernest Rainey, aU ol Pt. Pleas- quoted reports from Hanu1 ver a triple. For the Braves, Agriculture. plus. ' se.:ondaey explosions sighted; ant. today as saymg. that ~?"ut 60 English had a horne run with I The price of pui!ed wool will Lowreace - ~6.~.118, ami a number ol warehouses Surviving maternal grandpar· , captured U. S. a~r!!'en wtll be two <>n and McKinney smacked continue lu be IUpporlell al a t14.60, fM,818.08, 10.7 per cent and olb& buildings are Mr. and Mrs, Jasper trted as criminals by a spe- a lrlple. / level comparable lo the incen- plus. or damatied. of Washington C. H., 0. clal court . . . live price for -shom Wool. Meigs - na5,380.04, $228,189.• Funeral services will be an· The •.~ency sajd the llano• Shorn wool payments will be 12, $6,490,92, 2.1 per cent plus. nounced later by the crow-Hus- regime does .-not conSJder equal to a percentage of eaeh Pike - "33,!04.36, $133,4!0.sell Funeral home, lhese U. S. cttJZens as pnsoner.<! producer's cash returns from 12, minus tsf5.3ll, 0.3 per cent or war for 1t has not declared 1 sales. The percentage Will be mJnus. • 1war on the u.s.A." that required to raise the na- Roso - $852,046.16, $839,633.· Wmefortner Named i tiona! average price received 21, $12,412.95, l.S per cent plus. Athens School Head i by all producers for shom wool 8eloto - el,077,082.68, ft,• Dr. B<llfomio Spock AI C) I I up to the announced 66 cents a 1Jt13,590.51, $13,424.12, 1.2 per ,..." IC ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - Rob- i ' pound tncenUve price. cent plus. . ert Wlnelortner, a teacher in I 1 WASillNGTON _ Another i The 1967 support prOfll'lm will Vlnloa - ~7,136.13, ~5,371.• Jllllte Boring pitched a f•ve the county system, Saturday Gauge reodiDgs: Galllpohs round of negotJations lo end the b~ earned out under the Na· 53, f1,7!5.00, U per cent plus. flitter II Eastern ~efeated Sou- mght was named as Athens I Dam 12 0, 12.2, runnmg 2 kel ttatwn's severest airline slrJke I !Jonal Wool A~t of 1954, as a· Figures showing tbe colleo. Ibn 44 In I Metgs·Galha Po- Co~nty school ~upermlendent. Ion rollers, Pomeroy • Mason resumed today with a top union mended by the Food and Agrl- llon of ll!Oior vehicle, house113' Leaille game la!t ~eek. Wemfortner, gtven a three- 20 36. PI Pleasant 24 63, Hm- Jspokesman charging that mdus· i culture Act of !965 which at- troller and ""' taxes in 1M Ellllml bad nine btls off year contract by the Athens ton 0.67 stallonary, Kanawha try bargamers were stallmg in , tends the wool and moha~r pay. fiscal year ending June SO, laulhtrn'e Bob Diddle. Head· County Board of Educalton at IFalls 2 37 stationary, Charles- Ithe hope of bringing on White ment program through I!NI9. 191111 lnd for the yeer endlue 1111 Eattera hillers were R. $12,1100 a year, Wtll succeed ton 28 65 lallmg London, Mar- ' House intervention. I Ao In 1966, the support prlee June .!0, 1985, with tbe amount Korr, lltrH singles; Caldwell, Thomas Porter, who was ap- Imet and Wlnll~ld damt were I ' : tor wool for !967 Js fixed by a of increase or decreaae and tbe To learn more about mental retardation il double llld triple; Rilchie, pomted supermtendcnt of the on the sUis. , . Before entermg today s oes· ,rormula m the Food and Agri· percentaso of lncrease or detwo sinelet, and Smtih and new Trl-County Vocational /Boat Movement~: , ston, Jooeph W. llamsey, repre· l Clllture Act of 19!5, under creaoe lollowe: Athllllt- f327,. and how you can help our nation's J'orllley, each a single. School Dlslrtel. Oblo River - Queea Cit sentatlve of the International I which 62 cents is multiplied by H5.21. f270,18U8, fi7,77U3, six million retarded children and adults, Getting singles for Southern down 13 3:20 a rn. Allee u~ ' Assocmtwn of Mac~mJSis HAM) .the ra!Jo of the average parity 21.4 per cent plua. GaUia ~187,• send for a free booklet. · were Diddle, Ah Prolfitl, STOCK REPORT The pubhc tndex llndex of prices paid by 320.1 , , ,214.Di $I0088.0S 14 2. 20 ·pm. R H Bosworth Itold newsmen 7 157 George Lawrence, Ronnie Bach- NEW YORK (UP!) - Ad- ll' P. 14 S ~S p;, .. Brlrnston should know tlrnt there hrum't Ianners; for the mOll! recent 4 per cent plu.!. HocklnJ14if7. tel and Hart. Boring and Did· vances maintained substanltal u ~ 4 1i rn . Jorer u 14" been five minutes of real nego- three yearo to the average par· 562.20 flliO 588.3fi $1U71,Q die each struck out six • n d margin over dL•clines m moder-: / • .; . M~ry/ up 15 PNS hatmg since thio strike started. ity mdex for I!ISII, 1959, 8 n d . ~cent' plus. J.eU.:n _: The Presldtnt's Committee 13 0 walked three. Pomeroy Is at / ately aellve trading on the New Ia m , 'Andrew Calhoun 'do~n These carriers are Standing pat, 1960 I fll8,2511.46, fl78,364.31, flOr on Mental Retardation Eastern Tuesday evening. York Stock Exchange today. IJS, 7:Jo a.m., Onward down protecting theJr pro!Jts, wathng I The Wool Act requires aup. 105.14, 15.3 per cent plus, JAw. Washlngto~. D.C. 20201 16 6.35 . N M ,. 1 for the PreSJdent or Congress to port o1 mohair within range renee _ f313,402 $.111•t4JI 1 1 a.m., ew art DSVhle h I th 1" r' of 5 bov be •18' fU I 0 down 17 m Louisiana I e p em ou ·. . I per cent a e or 1011' fll,l68.3tl, ... per cent plu. NamL_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ f .oown 17•, ;.. ·: J llamsey, W<lharn J Curtin. the comparable -·enta•e o1 Melfi• _ •• ..... 11 ,.oo .m.. e ersoo hi f 1 11 and r·... e .AW, . , ID'If, 1. t do 18 5·•• Wit jcfede 1arne parityatwhichwooiJs sUP-15821 •10"1117 fltpercent -• D • t 00 00 120 4 8 0 wn ' ·"' a rn ' a er med. nego1aor, I e ~ sl ' d · ' • "' ' Major Leoeu• Rfl.,b r "OJ Beckjord do n 23 4·15 . era •a ors wer ,.._s - porte plua. Pike - · ' 001.47 el14r Address•---------11 By Uatlfd Prt Interaaltoual Mlnn 000 202 OOX-4 6 I Moun tam s:1e do~n ' 23 ~2rn2o Imlstlc about an early end to Payments 1o producer• for ·ltl'1.a , , , . , iz. .,fr ctnt 14 194 Cltyr_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 4 Amerteoa Le~pe Wtlson, W•ckeroharn (7) and a.m.: Eastern down 23,' I. 30 the costly strike Which began the 11167 marketing year It he piua.1Rols - 11 $424,711.111, $311,(J m) Freehan; Boswell, Ctrnloo (9) am . Collon Queen down Fnday. 11167 culendor year) will .be 841.24 ftltl930.tll 13.4 per cent st II e and Battey WP-Boswell <11-5) · ·• made beg nn In Aprll•t~· ' · ' ' Ch · 001 001 021)- 4 9 I · Greenup 6:>0 p rn Orco down ' ' mg • .... plus, Scioto- tti67,8H.43, t&OO,State------Lip Coda18 7 1110 110 SOx- 8 9 oJLP-WIIson K · ), Greenup 3:25 am': Jam••s : Hays is Enroulf' Apphcatlons for sueh payments 981.82, fe8,130.81, IU per eenl Horlen Hitlllns (7) Wtlhelm ahne \21St), •· Durant up Greenup 4:30am.; To Fur Ea81 War ;ust be ;•led not later lhan/plut. Vinton - f'l1,llt.IH, $43,· <7) and Mllrtln; 'Santiago, I rew ,IMi" Su~mn down Greenu~ 6 40 ! I!Jchard IRed) Hays, son of , anuary I, 191!8. 013.32, t8,106.62, !Z.t per cent McMahon (7) ond Ryan. WP- Com 000 010 121)- 4 80 a.m.; Little George down Green. i Mrs. Stella Hays, Miii·•I, Mid- ; RALL ON DEAN'S LIST !l~;o;.--~------iiiiiiiiiiii Santia@Q <U). LP- Horlon 14- ]Balt 0001100 000-0 4 0 up 8 20 a.rn; Kay D. down 1dleporl, departed Pearl Harbor Thoma• B Rail s .,..,,.,. ", 1). Hlts-YastrzemskJ (91h), Brunet 19-5) and Rodgers; Meldahl 5· 10 p.m.: Harley last week enroule to V1et Nam st M•ddlepo~t w~•85on~ of p 11 il&th) F (6)th d Etcheb Branch, Jr. down Meldahl 12 ·- board th USS Be 1 , • • 40 etrocel2,nd) oy 'Barber, WBattbe(8) an1') ar- 20 a.m. Endeavor down Met- I"H y e ae.tt dn• ' 'ludents m the College of Fme l 8 8 was an ou !I an 1 ~ and PmfeA.t~Jonal Arts a& Ken1 rtm , • ren. LP- ar r ( ., • d . ' nd.g&me. 10 innlnasl MORE MORE MORE ahiMJ 15 • m , Lelta Shearer MHS grid lineman winning All· State Univerolty who earned a I . . 020 OJO I)- 8 18 21 up •,!eldahl eldahl 3:20 2 a m ' V•lvolme SEOAL recognition in 1963. ~. 2003 000 10 4-10 t3 o d up a.m : Allted.I place on the Dean's bst wtth &Y• "" ·" 12 0 003s zmzyrlyd Skoro 1·11 A>hl d d M ld hi . ' of 3 4 or better for the 1; erages 7 .1 5 . • __ liuzhardl, Wilhelm 18), Lock· !1st add tJtlb a.m."" own e 8 WEATHER period. er (5);, PIZarro ill and ' Notional Learue Oalllpolll Dam _ M k ~ , Hoi and humid through Tues· ---. Pen ltomano, McNerlney 13), More- jNew York 020 000 200-4 11 2 down 8 ar · · day wltb wldelly scattered af.' There are aow more lltan 1 bead, Shfllijoo (3), Osinski 15), 1Pill• 000 1122 05x- 9 t1 I 9 .40 rn":mL d ~sy vama up ternoon and night llme thander· ! million car, truck ..d bas drl· Wyatt (,), McM•bon liD) and Gardne~: Hamillon 15), Arrl· a:m/M~~k ~~~tin ':no~ . ';i a1 1slorm•. Hllh today Ia 90!1, Jow l vero in the United SC.teo, Jlyau. WP-164). McMihon (11-5). 1.P &u 16), Sutberland . .. -Pizlll'nl HRs- Conigliaro (7), 18), Shaw (8) Friend 18) and •im .• Incau pHS · a. mp ·· p atnc Crlith), Foy 17th) , Agee <9th), Grote; Blass, O'Dell (7), F'llce Condon up UO a.m.; L, F10re , llomalf(t (6th), Smith (7th). (8) and Pogllaronl. WP-F... up 7.10 a.m. : Clly Of St. Louts I FRESH-LEAN 14-21. LP-Sbsw (1>-7). liRI- down 1:58 a.m. I Us! g~m~e) SWoboda (4th). Kanawha Rlvor - Lucy Jane Wash ' 012 000 000 _ 3 12 0 __ Luca• up Marmet 7:10 p.m.; llew York 100 010 000- 2 1 1 Cinci HiO 000 001- 2 8 3 llelen Z. up Marmet 3:30 a.m.; McCormick, Kline 19) and ~ San Fran 1100 000 OOt - I 8 J Chris Jr. up ~mfwld 10:20 p . , CasauOJa; ~n, Hamilton 1 Pappas (8-1;) and Pavleticb; m.. W. H. Sha\cr, Jr. up WmONLY (3), Reniff 18)' Jnd E. Howard.f Herbel, McDaniel 181. Henry fteld 10 2fi p.m.. Elgercilff up WP-McCorrnlck 17·7) . LP- (91 and Haller. LP-Herbel (3- 1Wmf•eld,. 3.~1 a.m.: Natoonal : $30.00 Down - S.l•nct 1ft CHIPPED CHOPPED Boulon (14). HRs- Brmkman 121 HR-Virgil :2nd) . down Wmf1eld .4.05 a.m .. A. J. Convenient Ttorl"'''l (VUI fi~) , Sa verme · (2 nd) , Lopez • Pallen up WmfJeld 1:20 a.m. 1 1 (3rd) Phila 000 1100 200- 2 9 0 1 game) IChicago 302 !04 oox-10 II 0 LOCAL TEMPS Wash 032 300 !00- 9 !3 o, Bunning, Fox (4), Culp (5), T~e tempmture m PorneFURNITURI! CO. 1 New York 000 000 002- 2 6 3 Craig <8) and Uecker: Ells- . roy s bus mess dJSinct al ll 30 I MASON, W. VA. ~ Humphreys, Richert 16), Cox i worth {4-12) and Hundley. LP-) a.m. today ~a.~ an degrees UIJ- I Casanova; Womack , 1 Bunning (9-5). HR-Uecker . der ('~e~ Ski:~:__·-----~~~~::::::::::::~~::::~==~:...::::::..:~~ 1 Ramos (4), Pe~rson <5J and li6thJ. Gibbs. WP-Humphreyo 13·11 . -LP-Wornack <2·31 HRo Kirk· Atlonta 000 020 1100 - 2 7 o1 lind (3rd). Valentine (8th) , Osteen. Sultog <1), Regan 19) fepitone <19th 1 , Los Ans 00 000 000- 0 5 0 or 1 Lelllooter (7·5) ond Oliver; (lsi game ) 10s1een, Sutton 111, Regan 191 · Cleve 1100 010 000- I 3 I and Roseboro. LP-Osteen (II· !Can Cty 41i1J x 4 u 17!. J.1cllowell. Kelley II), O'llon-'t-====--===-.1 SHJSI' 7 of your '· iiJ)lue 16), Allen 18) and liON S aiNGO · Crandall, Book~r I8I: Nash (2· · · ~) and Roof. LP - Mcllowel l 161). I!Rs-Nossek (ISO, AlVIS -;;-:-;~=:-==-- '· ~ 1~ an~,;;~."~ce~ ~~: ~~ ~s ""I ..!h~ ~cal :~ Shorn Wool I~ Pilot~ Boring Throws 5-Hitterin I v· tory R'Jver News 1 5u: ..r • I:·( .1 ~ ••• J ·'· auP•II'I MAII'IK•Ta · Robinson's "It's a shame, in a country as prog~ssive as ours, that we've been so backward about mental retardation!' S& H GREEN STAMPS! ··- FRESH, LEAN, !VERY OUNCE GUARANTEED SWifT'S PI~MIUM U. S. GOVERNMENt JNSP'ICtED DBEEF I I Bo~::• GROUND CHUCK '299 ..... l I -~ MASON (I) and 17th). (2nd PLAY game! ' Hargar., I II .1 300 OPJ !Ox- 5 10 0 Radat~ •7J and ,zcue: 8taflord. Stod: 14 1. ' 10 1, Ak ~ r 1,· For The Family 9 1 and i!ool. \I'P- Aker (6-11 . LPilargan tH i. I Price, B•gin $l99 At - - Wh~n working hands need extra caah to en)Gy a good vacation .•. THE SHOE BOX Milklltporl, 0. Stop in. , . and ssk for our "vacation money" loan. There's no need to pass it up th1s year ... fun, rest. relaxation _You can get the mone~ you need from us .•. now, En ,ay that well·earned vacation. Then, repay in sensible monthly installments. When you need money for any reason ..• NOW AIR CONDITIONED $25 to $2000 There'a a helping hand at Economy Savings and Loan Company FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT! RALL 'S BEN FRANKLIN 300 W. Second St. - 992·2111, Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, 0. -- DAVf OHLINGER, MGR. --- ..... . ,. . ~ ~ -· --- ·- --·-·- -- ,, ., -~---Ill. 89c CUP COPY THIS FIR PRill SLIP CASH IT'S FUNI IT'S FREE! IT'S EASY! ,_.. LAST CHANCE t COFFEE ·- neu,.rs nt the •"('"" Defender Pllmp 1tr 11... er Far111 !tl· COLD WATER suRF lll'· :rD Di 15• OFF IUc :ton ~ bat ore . ·gbt WI ere .. llld bw HEINZ CHICKEN lood le or Star - SOUP •.• c ed ID• I I 10Yl-Oz. a1J CANS ....Oil let in NOTICE - Our BONUS BIN~111e eftd1 July 16, B S BINGO prize •llfll Progrom No. •• II. reciHtlllll for Clllh/:. "';l 111 thftltlth July 23, 1 I SHORTENING Norge John W. Taylor, Millon, W. Ve. Helen Hendley, Pomerey, 0. v.... Glllbt, Rutland, 0. ... to ... iol II' ... Air-Conditioners pi>. ....1111 3-". Can fliiCt• START AT SOLID CRISP f99·95 HEAD LEnUCE Ingels lo liD !.. i1te "*didtnt ...aL ,..... Ia CMrlts Humphreys 125 I. Main St. Phone WY 2·2171 HERE AR& JUST A FEW LUCKY WINNERS lonye Wayl1nd, M14clleport, 0. lnl .... SNOWDRIFT on PftOGIAM NO. 11 ~· nil. Sf11111ersllllt TO WIN BONUS BINGO ~ I BONUS BINGO~ WIN UP TO $1,000 CANVAS OXFORDS Cleve City COOKED HAM . ..' I and Juld IISTAftl . f ..... liM" 59c -----lb. ~ !•go. r~Dt 2 k ~ ~~nl~&h~l~l5-~75~.~~---;:~~r~d•~·ag~to~lhe~W~ortd~;A~Imo~uc~. New Furniture ' .e.. Lb. 1 3 ROOMS l bl WSI ~-MK~~h· ~tsher baU .. 1111 'I ~r (IOI~ith) !r." der- oul ~ 41238 '129 I ,.. ' .... Wll l Ex.. I~ - NATIONAL BRANDS! LOW, LOW PRICES! COURTEOUS SERVICE! e.. '. ' I " ,.. '! I . sC es Ma]Or . League LIDe :.: J~ cent~l~=a.~·~·-~-·=····=··c~·~ · c~ · · =· · :·-= · :· :·~···~=:=:=~====::1 I . ,. . .HOUR . --,...--, I fMS,·j Union Charges Airlines Using . Sta }} Taches • 1~ ~, : :.~~ -=~~===::----=---'~II -=~- :0.::::::::::::::::·.: : .: .~::::::· 1~.19, Stiversville High School -n--::.,': Jncentive • I £xpJ3Ine • d \ .......,, ...••• , '"' · I on Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., July 11, 1988-5 EA. ....... Cake• D•act~a .__....fTY LOAN a &WINGS CO. e . lo&. • Ilk! lilA �,' UPI B • f Ray Rainey :arm..... 1V l!lllNDA'N QIOsswoRD PUZZLE • • Addi"son Meets Me S s3IeS T3X c0nectiOD . up llvp~~ 4-Dally l!ellllneJ, l'mnero,p!lllddleport, 0., July II, 1966 linal.J.7 Secdon already lratllo and ...~~~u:'~edre';:~ ~~r One) McArthur in $22 Million, Repo·rt Shows 1• ~~~~~es ~a. co~s '11!e Mt~ratlwn Diet p W PJ John D Herber!, Treasurer exception of PJte C!OIIIIIy. The stale way Ilepartmeal bope m • LOW TEMPS DUNDEE SCOTLAND - AN. ee ee ay of State of Ohio, h1111 released largest Increase was shown bv lo have er contract by eat' NEW YORK The gus Barble;i 26 'Jad breaklaet figures on sales tax colle.:tlons Athens county, With Lawrence l,y next ye tbe final seellou ol hlcheet lemperaturt re.)ldl'fed to Raymond loda ndlnf ' ;nd 1 t McArthur, defending champ- for the fiscal year wbtch ead· oornmg tn seoond. The least In· Interstate 71, the CleveliiJid. tbe U•. S. Weather Bureau, 0 Dies m Crash Of Air ' plane I 7 Contract Planned ltlPI) - (UP!) - hie~ Plea~ant, MORE OIL Syracuse Society Notes 10 UDder 11 ~f a~ ~~r RatPTni.!)'P,LEASANT D· 1 2&, reaide11t of PlUs· :On 01·sl : f ions, will open the third annual ed June JO 1966 which showed crease was shown by Scioto Marietta expressway. eludln1 Atuta and Hawall, burgh, Caltf., aad f?rmeriJ of ;.n t" 0 Syracuse Pee Wee tournament a total of '$240,0oo,OOO. 'nlts with 1.:1 per cent. The department said the 4J. was l!J dejrees II Plem, S. 81el Pt. wq killed at 8 an occ on spo ea al the Syracuse ball park at 7 45 gore was '22 mUilon higher than . mile seeUon Is II Summit Coua- D. The !owet roported lhls p.m. Saturday In an airplane p.m. today against AddiSon. , 1n !he preVious liscal year. fUll! Jal / ty and Is tied up Jn a eourt suit. mot'nlnf wu 41 at Klamath <rBih lD Callfomta. po P · Bob Ten southeastern Ohio coun· .... wms those or Y ' '111e departJnenl reports SS Falla, Ore. 13g Tournament Mlanager . The private plano wao piloted/ dlel began on June • Louks said Middleport will take ttes showed mcreases, with the tltroush June 811, 1866 and July mJJea of the IIJS.mlle blghway (Continued from Pllll• I) by Frank Welch, Rainey s em· 1M3 . a fir•t round bye as Racine has - - - - - - - -, I, 1965 through June 30, 11168 In the series of mishaps and ployer, who w81 also killed, When be started, BarbierJ dropped out of the tournament. and July I, 1964 lhroUjjh June 1 one chopper was recovered. was another passellg!r. Weijhed 472 pounds. He now Gamea Wednesday are Syracuse 1 j30, 1966, the total Increase and An Army Iroquois hellcopter weighs 179. "For the last year p d' !the percentage ol increase or was lihot down deep In the Rainey was born In Maaon I have been liVing cups of vs. omeroy at .6:3° P m., an J ldeerease for the year jull end· HS....,Jf Hontl' t DRY Mekong della, 18 mlles south- rounty on AErog. 2'· 1939. son of ' tea, water, soda water and COl· MRaBOn VB. fChfeshtedtre at 7 4li trn· r ed, follow: - - •• .... west of Ca Mou, and the four Harold1and rna Gray Rainey fee," Barbieri said. "As a spe. acme or 01 a rna e-up Ath..s - $592,476.91, $5.27,- !'!:!.!!':::'.!:.r..'l:~~-· CLEANING Arnencans aboard killed. Rt Pt. Pleasant, who sur- cia! lrea' I occasionally hnd a game scheduled for Saturday I ~ BBS •• 12 3 nt A-lcon School,.._., I'M-71 · over North V1el . vlve· ' night Rtodlthe Pomeroy per ce ...,., Service On Requllf In the ocUon spot ol rrulk and sugar In my The h d d 1 Redleg•. d h , S plus. ~~\Di' · ~fflco 1 Nam, the Air Force flew 55 other survtvors Include h1s lea. Barbieri was under medi· e egs a e ea e 1 ~ . Gallia - ~268,11113.54, $257,910.· Col~~·.~ Ohio lllissions and the Navy 33. wile, Mary Sue Osborne Rainey, cal supervision lhrough!llil his Braves, also of Pomeroy, by a I A shorn wool Incentive price co, '1D,753.tf, 4.2 per cent pluo. Damage estlmares Indicated a former PI. Pleasant resulent, diet. score earlier last week. of 66 cents a pound for the 1!1i'l HockJD, _ f23:;,l68.65, f228.· . ·····-· CLEANERS POMIROV .Jtl trucks da· and Redleg In thatw1th .gamea marketing year, an lnore- of fl,f71.48, 3.3 per maged; lhreedestroyed antiaircraftorbatle· Cmdytwo bothdaughlent, at home. AEllen stBiar and I Trial/or were Mikehltters Nesselroad 1 cent a pound over the pres- plus. rte.s knocked out: roads cut· two brothers surviving are Mrs ! LONDON - THE YU«?O- grand slam ho~er and smg!e,l ent level, was announced Jwte Jadu:oD - $393,550.06, $376,three railway cars and EUa Sue Johnson, Douglas and slavJa news agency Tan1ug Cremeans, two stngles, and Sar- 28 by the U. S. Department of 197.12, $16,812.34 4.4 pel' cent feet of rail line destroyed: Ernest Rainey, aU ol Pt. Pleas- quoted reports from Hanu1 ver a triple. For the Braves, Agriculture. plus. ' se.:ondaey explosions sighted; ant. today as saymg. that ~?"ut 60 English had a horne run with I The price of pui!ed wool will Lowreace - ~6.~.118, ami a number ol warehouses Surviving maternal grandpar· , captured U. S. a~r!!'en wtll be two <>n and McKinney smacked continue lu be IUpporlell al a t14.60, fM,818.08, 10.7 per cent and olb& buildings are Mr. and Mrs, Jasper trted as criminals by a spe- a lrlple. / level comparable lo the incen- plus. or damatied. of Washington C. H., 0. clal court . . . live price for -shom Wool. Meigs - na5,380.04, $228,189.• Funeral services will be an· The •.~ency sajd the llano• Shorn wool payments will be 12, $6,490,92, 2.1 per cent plus. nounced later by the crow-Hus- regime does .-not conSJder equal to a percentage of eaeh Pike - "33,!04.36, $133,4!0.sell Funeral home, lhese U. S. cttJZens as pnsoner.<! producer's cash returns from 12, minus tsf5.3ll, 0.3 per cent or war for 1t has not declared 1 sales. The percentage Will be mJnus. • 1war on the u.s.A." that required to raise the na- Roso - $852,046.16, $839,633.· Wmefortner Named i tiona! average price received 21, $12,412.95, l.S per cent plus. Athens School Head i by all producers for shom wool 8eloto - el,077,082.68, ft,• Dr. B<llfomio Spock AI C) I I up to the announced 66 cents a 1Jt13,590.51, $13,424.12, 1.2 per ,..." IC ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - Rob- i ' pound tncenUve price. cent plus. . ert Wlnelortner, a teacher in I 1 WASillNGTON _ Another i The 1967 support prOfll'lm will Vlnloa - ~7,136.13, ~5,371.• Jllllte Boring pitched a f•ve the county system, Saturday Gauge reodiDgs: Galllpohs round of negotJations lo end the b~ earned out under the Na· 53, f1,7!5.00, U per cent plus. flitter II Eastern ~efeated Sou- mght was named as Athens I Dam 12 0, 12.2, runnmg 2 kel ttatwn's severest airline slrJke I !Jonal Wool A~t of 1954, as a· Figures showing tbe colleo. Ibn 44 In I Metgs·Galha Po- Co~nty school ~upermlendent. Ion rollers, Pomeroy • Mason resumed today with a top union mended by the Food and Agrl- llon of ll!Oior vehicle, house113' Leaille game la!t ~eek. Wemfortner, gtven a three- 20 36. PI Pleasant 24 63, Hm- Jspokesman charging that mdus· i culture Act of !965 which at- troller and ""' taxes in 1M Ellllml bad nine btls off year contract by the Athens ton 0.67 stallonary, Kanawha try bargamers were stallmg in , tends the wool and moha~r pay. fiscal year ending June SO, laulhtrn'e Bob Diddle. Head· County Board of Educalton at IFalls 2 37 stationary, Charles- Ithe hope of bringing on White ment program through I!NI9. 191111 lnd for the yeer endlue 1111 Eattera hillers were R. $12,1100 a year, Wtll succeed ton 28 65 lallmg London, Mar- ' House intervention. I Ao In 1966, the support prlee June .!0, 1985, with tbe amount Korr, lltrH singles; Caldwell, Thomas Porter, who was ap- Imet and Wlnll~ld damt were I ' : tor wool for !967 Js fixed by a of increase or decreaae and tbe To learn more about mental retardation il double llld triple; Rilchie, pomted supermtendcnt of the on the sUis. , . Before entermg today s oes· ,rormula m the Food and Agri· percentaso of lncrease or detwo sinelet, and Smtih and new Trl-County Vocational /Boat Movement~: , ston, Jooeph W. llamsey, repre· l Clllture Act of 19!5, under creaoe lollowe: Athllllt- f327,. and how you can help our nation's J'orllley, each a single. School Dlslrtel. Oblo River - Queea Cit sentatlve of the International I which 62 cents is multiplied by H5.21. f270,18U8, fi7,77U3, six million retarded children and adults, Getting singles for Southern down 13 3:20 a rn. Allee u~ ' Assocmtwn of Mac~mJSis HAM) .the ra!Jo of the average parity 21.4 per cent plua. GaUia ~187,• send for a free booklet. · were Diddle, Ah Prolfitl, STOCK REPORT The pubhc tndex llndex of prices paid by 320.1 , , ,214.Di $I0088.0S 14 2. 20 ·pm. R H Bosworth Itold newsmen 7 157 George Lawrence, Ronnie Bach- NEW YORK (UP!) - Ad- ll' P. 14 S ~S p;, .. Brlrnston should know tlrnt there hrum't Ianners; for the mOll! recent 4 per cent plu.!. HocklnJ14if7. tel and Hart. Boring and Did· vances maintained substanltal u ~ 4 1i rn . Jorer u 14" been five minutes of real nego- three yearo to the average par· 562.20 flliO 588.3fi $1U71,Q die each struck out six • n d margin over dL•clines m moder-: / • .; . M~ry/ up 15 PNS hatmg since thio strike started. ity mdex for I!ISII, 1959, 8 n d . ~cent' plus. J.eU.:n _: The Presldtnt's Committee 13 0 walked three. Pomeroy Is at / ately aellve trading on the New Ia m , 'Andrew Calhoun 'do~n These carriers are Standing pat, 1960 I fll8,2511.46, fl78,364.31, flOr on Mental Retardation Eastern Tuesday evening. York Stock Exchange today. IJS, 7:Jo a.m., Onward down protecting theJr pro!Jts, wathng I The Wool Act requires aup. 105.14, 15.3 per cent plus, JAw. Washlngto~. D.C. 20201 16 6.35 . N M ,. 1 for the PreSJdent or Congress to port o1 mohair within range renee _ f313,402 $.111•t4JI 1 1 a.m., ew art DSVhle h I th 1" r' of 5 bov be •18' fU I 0 down 17 m Louisiana I e p em ou ·. . I per cent a e or 1011' fll,l68.3tl, ... per cent plu. NamL_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ f .oown 17•, ;.. ·: J llamsey, W<lharn J Curtin. the comparable -·enta•e o1 Melfi• _ •• ..... 11 ,.oo .m.. e ersoo hi f 1 11 and r·... e .AW, . , ID'If, 1. t do 18 5·•• Wit jcfede 1arne parityatwhichwooiJs sUP-15821 •10"1117 fltpercent -• D • t 00 00 120 4 8 0 wn ' ·"' a rn ' a er med. nego1aor, I e ~ sl ' d · ' • "' ' Major Leoeu• Rfl.,b r "OJ Beckjord do n 23 4·15 . era •a ors wer ,.._s - porte plua. Pike - · ' 001.47 el14r Address•---------11 By Uatlfd Prt Interaaltoual Mlnn 000 202 OOX-4 6 I Moun tam s:1e do~n ' 23 ~2rn2o Imlstlc about an early end to Payments 1o producer• for ·ltl'1.a , , , . , iz. .,fr ctnt 14 194 Cltyr_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 4 Amerteoa Le~pe Wtlson, W•ckeroharn (7) and a.m.: Eastern down 23,' I. 30 the costly strike Which began the 11167 marketing year It he piua.1Rols - 11 $424,711.111, $311,(J m) Freehan; Boswell, Ctrnloo (9) am . Collon Queen down Fnday. 11167 culendor year) will .be 841.24 ftltl930.tll 13.4 per cent st II e and Battey WP-Boswell <11-5) · ·• made beg nn In Aprll•t~· ' · ' ' Ch · 001 001 021)- 4 9 I · Greenup 6:>0 p rn Orco down ' ' mg • .... plus, Scioto- tti67,8H.43, t&OO,State------Lip Coda18 7 1110 110 SOx- 8 9 oJLP-WIIson K · ), Greenup 3:25 am': Jam••s : Hays is Enroulf' Apphcatlons for sueh payments 981.82, fe8,130.81, IU per eenl Horlen Hitlllns (7) Wtlhelm ahne \21St), •· Durant up Greenup 4:30am.; To Fur Ea81 War ;ust be ;•led not later lhan/plut. Vinton - f'l1,llt.IH, $43,· <7) and Mllrtln; 'Santiago, I rew ,IMi" Su~mn down Greenu~ 6 40 ! I!Jchard IRed) Hays, son of , anuary I, 191!8. 013.32, t8,106.62, !Z.t per cent McMahon (7) ond Ryan. WP- Com 000 010 121)- 4 80 a.m.; Little George down Green. i Mrs. Stella Hays, Miii·•I, Mid- ; RALL ON DEAN'S LIST !l~;o;.--~------iiiiiiiiiiii Santia@Q <U). LP- Horlon 14- ]Balt 0001100 000-0 4 0 up 8 20 a.rn; Kay D. down 1dleporl, departed Pearl Harbor Thoma• B Rail s .,..,,.,. ", 1). Hlts-YastrzemskJ (91h), Brunet 19-5) and Rodgers; Meldahl 5· 10 p.m.: Harley last week enroule to V1et Nam st M•ddlepo~t w~•85on~ of p 11 il&th) F (6)th d Etcheb Branch, Jr. down Meldahl 12 ·- board th USS Be 1 , • • 40 etrocel2,nd) oy 'Barber, WBattbe(8) an1') ar- 20 a.m. Endeavor down Met- I"H y e ae.tt dn• ' 'ludents m the College of Fme l 8 8 was an ou !I an 1 ~ and PmfeA.t~Jonal Arts a& Ken1 rtm , • ren. LP- ar r ( ., • d . ' nd.g&me. 10 innlnasl MORE MORE MORE ahiMJ 15 • m , Lelta Shearer MHS grid lineman winning All· State Univerolty who earned a I . . 020 OJO I)- 8 18 21 up •,!eldahl eldahl 3:20 2 a m ' V•lvolme SEOAL recognition in 1963. ~. 2003 000 10 4-10 t3 o d up a.m : Allted.I place on the Dean's bst wtth &Y• "" ·" 12 0 003s zmzyrlyd Skoro 1·11 A>hl d d M ld hi . ' of 3 4 or better for the 1; erages 7 .1 5 . • __ liuzhardl, Wilhelm 18), Lock· !1st add tJtlb a.m."" own e 8 WEATHER period. er (5);, PIZarro ill and ' Notional Learue Oalllpolll Dam _ M k ~ , Hoi and humid through Tues· ---. Pen ltomano, McNerlney 13), More- jNew York 020 000 200-4 11 2 down 8 ar · · day wltb wldelly scattered af.' There are aow more lltan 1 bead, Shfllijoo (3), Osinski 15), 1Pill• 000 1122 05x- 9 t1 I 9 .40 rn":mL d ~sy vama up ternoon and night llme thander· ! million car, truck ..d bas drl· Wyatt (,), McM•bon liD) and Gardne~: Hamillon 15), Arrl· a:m/M~~k ~~~tin ':no~ . ';i a1 1slorm•. Hllh today Ia 90!1, Jow l vero in the United SC.teo, Jlyau. WP-164). McMihon (11-5). 1.P &u 16), Sutberland . .. -Pizlll'nl HRs- Conigliaro (7), 18), Shaw (8) Friend 18) and •im .• Incau pHS · a. mp ·· p atnc Crlith), Foy 17th) , Agee <9th), Grote; Blass, O'Dell (7), F'llce Condon up UO a.m.; L, F10re , llomalf(t (6th), Smith (7th). (8) and Pogllaronl. WP-F... up 7.10 a.m. : Clly Of St. Louts I FRESH-LEAN 14-21. LP-Sbsw (1>-7). liRI- down 1:58 a.m. I Us! g~m~e) SWoboda (4th). Kanawha Rlvor - Lucy Jane Wash ' 012 000 000 _ 3 12 0 __ Luca• up Marmet 7:10 p.m.; llew York 100 010 000- 2 1 1 Cinci HiO 000 001- 2 8 3 llelen Z. up Marmet 3:30 a.m.; McCormick, Kline 19) and ~ San Fran 1100 000 OOt - I 8 J Chris Jr. up ~mfwld 10:20 p . , CasauOJa; ~n, Hamilton 1 Pappas (8-1;) and Pavleticb; m.. W. H. Sha\cr, Jr. up WmONLY (3), Reniff 18)' Jnd E. Howard.f Herbel, McDaniel 181. Henry fteld 10 2fi p.m.. Elgercilff up WP-McCorrnlck 17·7) . LP- (91 and Haller. LP-Herbel (3- 1Wmf•eld,. 3.~1 a.m.: Natoonal : $30.00 Down - S.l•nct 1ft CHIPPED CHOPPED Boulon (14). HRs- Brmkman 121 HR-Virgil :2nd) . down Wmf1eld .4.05 a.m .. A. J. Convenient Ttorl"'''l (VUI fi~) , Sa verme · (2 nd) , Lopez • Pallen up WmfJeld 1:20 a.m. 1 1 (3rd) Phila 000 1100 200- 2 9 0 1 game) IChicago 302 !04 oox-10 II 0 LOCAL TEMPS Wash 032 300 !00- 9 !3 o, Bunning, Fox (4), Culp (5), T~e tempmture m PorneFURNITURI! CO. 1 New York 000 000 002- 2 6 3 Craig <8) and Uecker: Ells- . roy s bus mess dJSinct al ll 30 I MASON, W. VA. ~ Humphreys, Richert 16), Cox i worth {4-12) and Hundley. LP-) a.m. today ~a.~ an degrees UIJ- I Casanova; Womack , 1 Bunning (9-5). HR-Uecker . der ('~e~ Ski:~:__·-----~~~~::::::::::::~~::::~==~:...::::::..:~~ 1 Ramos (4), Pe~rson <5J and li6thJ. Gibbs. WP-Humphreyo 13·11 . -LP-Wornack <2·31 HRo Kirk· Atlonta 000 020 1100 - 2 7 o1 lind (3rd). Valentine (8th) , Osteen. Sultog <1), Regan 19) fepitone <19th 1 , Los Ans 00 000 000- 0 5 0 or 1 Lelllooter (7·5) ond Oliver; (lsi game ) 10s1een, Sutton 111, Regan 191 · Cleve 1100 010 000- I 3 I and Roseboro. LP-Osteen (II· !Can Cty 41i1J x 4 u 17!. J.1cllowell. Kelley II), O'llon-'t-====--===-.1 SHJSI' 7 of your '· iiJ)lue 16), Allen 18) and liON S aiNGO · Crandall, Book~r I8I: Nash (2· · · ~) and Roof. LP - Mcllowel l 161). I!Rs-Nossek (ISO, AlVIS -;;-:-;~=:-==-- '· ~ 1~ an~,;;~."~ce~ ~~: ~~ ~s ""I ..!h~ ~cal :~ Shorn Wool I~ Pilot~ Boring Throws 5-Hitterin I v· tory R'Jver News 1 5u: ..r • I:·( .1 ~ ••• J ·'· auP•II'I MAII'IK•Ta · Robinson's "It's a shame, in a country as prog~ssive as ours, that we've been so backward about mental retardation!' S& H GREEN STAMPS! ··- FRESH, LEAN, !VERY OUNCE GUARANTEED SWifT'S PI~MIUM U. S. GOVERNMENt JNSP'ICtED DBEEF I I Bo~::• GROUND CHUCK '299 ..... l I -~ MASON (I) and 17th). (2nd PLAY game! ' Hargar., I II .1 300 OPJ !Ox- 5 10 0 Radat~ •7J and ,zcue: 8taflord. Stod: 14 1. ' 10 1, Ak ~ r 1,· For The Family 9 1 and i!ool. \I'P- Aker (6-11 . LPilargan tH i. I Price, B•gin $l99 At - - Wh~n working hands need extra caah to en)Gy a good vacation .•. THE SHOE BOX Milklltporl, 0. Stop in. , . and ssk for our "vacation money" loan. There's no need to pass it up th1s year ... fun, rest. relaxation _You can get the mone~ you need from us .•. now, En ,ay that well·earned vacation. Then, repay in sensible monthly installments. When you need money for any reason ..• NOW AIR CONDITIONED $25 to $2000 There'a a helping hand at Economy Savings and Loan Company FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT! RALL 'S BEN FRANKLIN 300 W. Second St. - 992·2111, Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, 0. -- DAVf OHLINGER, MGR. --- ..... . ,. . ~ ~ -· --- ·- --·-·- -- ,, ., -~---Ill. 89c CUP COPY THIS FIR PRill SLIP CASH IT'S FUNI IT'S FREE! IT'S EASY! ,_.. LAST CHANCE t COFFEE ·- neu,.rs nt the •"('"" Defender Pllmp 1tr 11... er Far111 !tl· COLD WATER suRF lll'· :rD Di 15• OFF IUc :ton ~ bat ore . ·gbt WI ere .. llld bw HEINZ CHICKEN lood le or Star - SOUP •.• c ed ID• I I 10Yl-Oz. a1J CANS ....Oil let in NOTICE - Our BONUS BIN~111e eftd1 July 16, B S BINGO prize •llfll Progrom No. •• II. reciHtlllll for Clllh/:. "';l 111 thftltlth July 23, 1 I SHORTENING Norge John W. Taylor, Millon, W. Ve. Helen Hendley, Pomerey, 0. v.... Glllbt, Rutland, 0. ... to ... iol II' ... Air-Conditioners pi>. ....1111 3-". Can fliiCt• START AT SOLID CRISP f99·95 HEAD LEnUCE Ingels lo liD !.. i1te "*didtnt ...aL ,..... Ia CMrlts Humphreys 125 I. Main St. Phone WY 2·2171 HERE AR& JUST A FEW LUCKY WINNERS lonye Wayl1nd, M14clleport, 0. lnl .... SNOWDRIFT on PftOGIAM NO. 11 ~· nil. Sf11111ersllllt TO WIN BONUS BINGO ~ I BONUS BINGO~ WIN UP TO $1,000 CANVAS OXFORDS Cleve City COOKED HAM . ..' I and Juld IISTAftl . f ..... liM" 59c -----lb. ~ !•go. r~Dt 2 k ~ ~~nl~&h~l~l5-~75~.~~---;:~~r~d•~·ag~to~lhe~W~ortd~;A~Imo~uc~. New Furniture ' .e.. Lb. 1 3 ROOMS l bl WSI ~-MK~~h· ~tsher baU .. 1111 'I ~r (IOI~ith) !r." der- oul ~ 41238 '129 I ,.. ' .... Wll l Ex.. I~ - NATIONAL BRANDS! LOW, LOW PRICES! COURTEOUS SERVICE! e.. '. ' I " ,.. '! I . sC es Ma]Or . League LIDe :.: J~ cent~l~=a.~·~·-~-·=····=··c~·~ · c~ · · =· · :·-= · :· :·~···~=:=:=~====::1 I . ,. . .HOUR . --,...--, I fMS,·j Union Charges Airlines Using . Sta }} Taches • 1~ ~, : :.~~ -=~~===::----=---'~II -=~- :0.::::::::::::::::·.: : .: .~::::::· 1~.19, Stiversville High School -n--::.,': Jncentive • I £xpJ3Ine • d \ .......,, ...••• , '"' · I on Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., July 11, 1988-5 EA. ....... Cake• D•act~a .__....fTY LOAN a &WINGS CO. e . lo&. • Ilk! lilA �. '. 1J J I 1 • • • B.usiness SerVIces Extra Cash The · w ant Ad Way +......_______ • fcir Sale &-Dally Seatlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. G., Ju)J 11, 19811 ¥'\NT AD INFORM A liON \.•===-=====-===========,\ MICE eiim!loted 1.,.. A' "o"' ~·I IS\':~ Co. lle:t!~ol black, gentle wlth small ~-children. Ph. 949-2224 a fter '-======::;===:-:===:-~~~~==='! - - : - ' - - - -- - - - - i Wanted I For Sale - 5 p. m._ ~- - - - ~ 7 10 6tc DUE~ shortage ol merchan·l --~~ - - SINGER- . . g machine- This Itliz brown Early American sofa I~ diilt. /(J!A . 'fi!M_. 4t,. ... ,.· , . ~ _ 8 Sen lei Cmr's Steak Hou11 WHEEl ALIGNMENT •UJ&if!i, OJ Comploto Carry-Our SOrvtco CALL WV 2·990~ Blaettnars flY 2-2193 mushroom. bam f" or 12" SID _.1Sc "' 1.50 IRAKE SERVICE anywhere. pe~perout, oombinatlona. tnd Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Pomeroy 111 w. MAIN ... S.&. '1'.<11 Br AL AFEW AH LCNES IAN FLEMM t.:.\~~. ·-WHO COULD TWIST HISSELF lNlOAN"f SHAPE.':.'" , ' , TOo MUCH TO cEfTIIIS P>E PUBLISHE:J!'WHO EvER HEERD OF A CRITTE~R~-~--:_r---' tnd BRAKE SERVICE I lole Alignment Shop l \ Phone 992-3576 W. Main St. Poft'llrot Formerly Grueaer Bodr I Worb !1'." POMEROV .. GASULINI! ALLEY Mrs. Harris H 1 Is osteSS 0 G d C/ b en m[ By KINf .. Poor kia ~ He <Still doe,;n' t have a •u name' -.. ,. Jea- ..... luld 'IDa DtCK TRACY \Sy CHESTER GO'JLD i \ ::~~~ran:nda~:s. ~~r~ ~~~.~~=~~~~~ FRECKLeS AND HIS FRIENDS SOMEOiole NAMED I!,O.'ZOO lOTTS WANTS 10 TALK TO TJ.lt= SISTeR. ~ A BOY IN CAMP AC!itOSS I By MERRILL BLOSSER Ill lie HAVE. otl. rtl· 'fl.le LAKE ,_,,...,. Ill'· rD Ill LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY AND """K ¥ a. = PIGS . I ON THIS I~LAAD'I VEP, WILD ONES' WHEN I LEARNED HOW Ion art T 'TI(W •tM I SOLVED M' MI::AT PROBLEM J but ore &bl I 11!11 • -1ft md CROSSWORD - t I Health Club ld A I Ho s nnua Pl'cnic Outing ,.!!r~:,e~~ry- ~=m ~ Gltb~ ·~~~~ ..... tht Hospital News I Ebe;s:':'~ lerllall oul BIG SALEI 1 ' ' IMd • 3k =· • •• ' lawllngs Hond• WY Mill MIDDLIPORT, OHIO I ne l • • ALIGNMENT AT ITS GREATEST 1'11111 or wltb . ' WHEB PIZZA I I .I FINISH DICK RAWLINGS · tbere will be no auction SOMEONE TO OPERATE sewm d to zi · zag Instruction• at Adams Trading Post th1s smaU bulldozer a~d chaia l rrra~hm: iUJ~~ d~ and I week Watch in this column saw In log operation on For· rna e u onT okes, er pay I' INTERSTATE . . I for .next auction announce- est Run Roa d bet wee». 7 am • · I monogram. f $5 50a e ov month orlea IE state For SaIe SEMI DRIVING ment date. 7 11 6tc and 3 p. m. See Manon Rey~i ment~a~ance du:e~ 4 . 60 _ Call, oval rug and 3 small ones, 1 BLAETTNARI 7 ROOMs lnd bath home, lot olds on Forest Run Road o pay $12 one 9 x 12 vinyl tweed I Mea aget 10 to 4t ANY CLUB or organization I Rl. 7, Ste~dyl wlol rk.O Phone: _992~18. ~~ rug, $8, 3 mahogany tables, . Pomeroy, Ohio SoSOu~b l~i~ ~~d~~ :.~8 Qf U R-•· Ill WE ARE now seflecUngth~ lJi. thot would like to hold an 1 667·3503, Coo " e. · GOOD VAI.UES iii usED ' $\ 2 . Ph. 992·3216. Middleport, Members of the """"v e tervlewing men . rum II .,..a aucUon to raise tunds. con- , 7 8 3tc _ ORGANS 0., oR corner of 4th ond Lin- - leal Estate For Sale Pbune 992·>146. Riverview Garden Club enjoyed to train as Semi Drivers, No 1 8 28 tp the June meeLing at the home experience necessary, and D( lad Ada~s Tradmg Post PAINTING, interior and exter· 1 _Used Wurlitzer Spinet Or- coin St. 7 10 3tc __ - - ~~--Owe nd A chon House Rutland h 1 t act reasI ROOM house with batiL fr ol Mrs. Claremont Harris. Roil need to relocate. Earo over I u • . · ior, our Y or con r • ~~~"an. Ebony finish. Model 4017 1 FORC~D air 22 inth coal furacre 1·ncluded, Rt. 7, Tuppers ~R SAL~ ' room arne · 11o W h I t tmn h 992 5160 H er • r~ rv ~ - • . call was aMwered by nammg $3.25 per hr. alter • rl e . •. ve comp e e auc 1 (\!lablt. P · · · om - $595. nace, duct work included. Plal·ns, 0. Pr1·- ".200. See house hot and cold water oL " d Ph 0 c. Bral_ey~·:· --·- ·- 6 26 15tc . t - Used Wurlitzer Spinet Or- used three seasons. """" ..,u ' • • " favori'le roses and plans were training. For applicauoa an for you. fac II 11es t Phone w. lHake in Tuppers Plains 1 La I C1 ff Rd $1795 742-5394~ '~n 6t . WAT"'._. HAULING, Phone gan. Maple finish. Model 4040 992~7337, Pomeroy. 0 . for ·,nspect·,on. 7 10 3tpl acre, ure ' .7 8 made for a picnic, July 28 al the interview call 513-MI-5572, 24 uK Pbone 992-6773. borne of Mrs. Harli" Frank, hr. service, or 51J.895.5149. Or 7286 6 9 311tc - $695. 7 10 3!c -~ ~ -1 IELUNG OUT ch1huahuas, all · ~ ~ - ~5 ROOM house and batil ou , serving time at _6 p.m. ,, write lor applicai!OD lo bier· 1 _ U"d Wurlitzer Spinet Or· AKC. reduced pmes. Phone I Help Wanted gan. Model 4100 with Ssb- ! large lot '" ~hd~'!>Orl, pno· Business Servtcel Program readinas were, Get state Semi Tr. Dept., H 1149-3441. 7 10 31c : ~ boom. Mahogany fimsh • ed to sell. See A: nold Dod· . more mileage from your cut Transportatioa Bldg., Room YOUNG man to live in and $995 _ I 426, 307 E. tth ilree~ Cln., . 1 son at 517 BryaR Place, M1d· TERMITE control by a Me1gs roses," by Mrs. H_erm.aa Gross• NTION u . __.~ Sl 1 k Our summer appliance S(llt 6t 1 d at Dickie, and, 10Btennial •-""TrE m~ ee wor • care lor semi-invalid. Good 1 _ L'sed Lowery Starlet Organ. i.s in full swing. , dleport, 0. 1 10 c _ CoWlly owne company ~ 0. 7 I lOti en of America Local Union I home. prefer someone who I Walnut finish - $450. I fiR:ooi(h~uSeand--b3th, extra 1-3 to 1~2 -price due to •o sown in Aucust grews well," by 5171. Election will be held on -; ran drive. Ph. 992·5223, Porn· I - Used Hammond Chord ~, Better priee!l than ever on \ large lot, on Depot St., Ru&-l&lesmen or &tori conunls- u ..s. R. E. Williams. ~· t U· H II Freezers, Refrigerators, Wa· b.& -.u Ju IY 21. 1 a mon a • eroy, 0 . 7 8 3tc 1 Organ, Maple finish - $395. oher-Dryer Pairs, El.c. Ran· la•d, o. Ph. 742-~7113. llions, o..- lreabnel111. ""' A& auction was beid wilh Mro. Mason, W. Va ., for mainten~ WENDEU.'S ges and Air~Conditioners. 7 10 ltp ware ef till door knocker tel'· Frank Bise as auctioneer. li/ICO grievance committee- employment Wanted 1211!1 Garlitld Ave. [' 15 cu. ft. Chell -- -- ~ d b tb-~~ 1 mill aaiesman. Complete rat Refreabmenls were served by 1lilan and outside guard. Polls _ Phone 4854401 FREEZER $195 i 7 ROOM house ·~ a .. and Jnsect control. Guaran- the hostesa and Mrs Grossnick· will open at 8 a. m. and close WANTED - Work for b u I I~ ParkersbW'i!, w. va. 19 cu. ft. Chfit :159 Pearl St., Middleport, 0., teed, i&sured, upertonced. le to Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Holzer Roopllalt VlsHblg al'6 p. m. lfasil Haynes. Fin·\ dozer, Phone 992·2208. =EZJ!R c,..m With :!:~ good locatmn, prlct ~,500. Allied Pest l!l!d Termih! eo. Bise, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. R. L. !lours 2-4 and 7-llp.m. Partllts 7 IU 3tc -~lal ~retory. 7 10 3to ~6_27 10tc USED PIANO Two good - · I Rofrlgorolor. Ph. 992~2919. J 10 3to lrol Co., 6lli W. Mam St., Larkias, Mrs. Harold Massor, only oa Pediatrics Ward. ~R£ YOU a high school Nlr 5•1• or Rant used upright pianos, wllll Ph. WY 2·2181 Two !louses:-chester Roadbon(Rt. Pomeroy, 0. Pb. 99J.56811. Mrs. RoRald Osborne, Mrs. DorWAdSmlate••E •- .... bench. PriL'ed to sell Ibis ~ 7), large lot, with sel f I 2tp sel Riebel, Mrs. Will Swain, Job& . ven, ure.. D~ gtaduate who thinko logical- TWO I.Jedroom boosi.' ·free week. Call Rutiaud Furniture • OY I trailer - $5,000.00 ; . Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. Wil- Rt.; Mrs. E&r.~ W. RobinsOD, I' and .)OOUid like to use that gas city water, 33 acres, 42-4211 r 1 Sto !()MER Smail frame house, lllJ E. SEPTIC tank oleanina service liams Mrs: Lyle Balderson 811d 1J1I Kmooa Dr., Bryao Leo alijlily in a challenaing job? Rood lnvestmell! property lor al 7 • OHIO Main st., Pomeroy - $500.00 and electric sewer clean~n:S· guesb Mrs. Gocdun Caldwell Fulks, li9 Garfield -Ave.; ·Pearl Yilll};~ Invited to consult lake site. In Syracuse, Ohio. BUDGET PRICED flll'llllure lD • l Three bedroom house. Butter- Coli &38118. Chesler, Ob10. and Ka Balderson. E. Balbrrd, 1'122 Chatham Ave.; wDf• • Du Borgdill, Dis- Ph. 992-32'11. 1 10 lllc our third Door budgel shop. .leclr W. Carsey, Mgr. nut Avenue, Pomeroy 47.500 1 1 J2tp Y Mrs. Golden R. Canada~, Nortlltrtill'"lfiiagor, Burger Boy Baker Vurll1tin, Mlddlepolt ·- - - · ~-~ . - I Four bedroom house, 145 But- 1 up; Mro. Ver&e C. Blazor, Eur· F~Ramas, to evaluate For Sale Obio. II 12 lfc lrrEREO RADIO CONSOLE ternut Avenue, Pomeroy leka Star Rl.: Samuel L. Tbompyour potential In our rapidly REPOSSESSED Ele<lrehtt WELL equipped coal mine •• 4 speed intermixed changer. $7,500.00. AUCTIONEER son, ilio Grande; Mn. :aer-<1 upanding restaurant organJ. cleaner, new eleanor auor.. Story's Run Road, 60 acres Dual volume control. Four Three bedroom house, Butter· COMPLETE SALES W&rd, Rl. I Gallipolis; . lllrs. zadnn as a future manager of tee, ourrenl model, reasoi> of coaL Ph. SH 2·5022 IJe. speaker sound syste~. L<ve- nut Avenue, hot water beat· MANAGEMENT VEernie E. Blake, ·- : locati~s. W~ will able payments. Call 675-29411 tween 4 aad 6 p.m. 7 1 12tp ly walnut fllliSh. This set ing system, hardwood Ooors Write, Phone o• Contad boer C. Martia, Pt Pleasaat; for a Job With a Pl Pleasant or write Elec_ _ four months old. Take over _ $8.000.00 JIM CARNAHAN The Laurel Cliff Beller Health Mrs. Fred J. Green, r~· 1 and advancement to • lroiUl :1111 'Fifth Sl PoiDI TOMATO plants, 100,000, $3 a payments of $6 per mo. .,. Two •partment house, 0!· IIACINI. OHIO Club and lllelr families Tburs- Bottom; Mrs. R. Dale Coburn, ~~JIIfUre income brackel Pl.,.,;.l 1 t 30tc I 1,000. Ph. 247~2112, Adams pay balance duo flll.t9. Call 11om Street, Pomeroy, largo day eveulng at Royal Oaks park Rl. 2 Pomeroy; Teresa Wil· persoa only at Un- - - ~ Farm. 7 8 3to 19U218. ~~lc lot _ $.\.000. enjoyed their annual picmc. dermuth, Pomeroy Ster Rl.; ,..~-· Stree'· 191i11 STEREO, lovely waloul ~ h Mul RZATING PLUIIBING Rural ndln Mr and Mrs ~'6'-~. <Oilsoie model Radio equip- WSTRE FOAM " gU&ranteed ONE RIDING norse, mare. Av· Two apartment ouse, • ' • Atte g were . · Raymund K. GiRtber, Cblotlr: .from I - i p.m. ped m'th • speed automatic to be the best carpel cleaner ery Goegle!n, Rt. 33, Pome- berry Avenue, Pomeroy Dolo) Bottle Gas. Araold CIUford Jacobs and Jack, Mr. Jlllll<s A. Heaton, Rl I PoJne. • •• OM Brothers, 118 E. IIIID St., ·-• Mrs. Gene Tbumpson and M. "' 1er I 29 121c -'!,;..-'it\.-,...-----changer, , speaker soURd sys- you have Over used or your roy, 0., on the Athens Road. ..,"""'. -~ 1 • 1fo .... roy; Mrs. Fannie ..u , .. Gina and Cynthia, Mr. and Mrs. Rl 2 wellston; Koren M. .-rew· .,. tern. Easy• terms. Take over money back. Electric sham· Pb. 992-6315. 7 6 6tp Fi,.. bedroom house • Laurel • - v z . Pb. 992-7931. J ACRES, separate, o• Rl7. ;: T I 6tp payments of $5.49 or pay bal· pooer rental $1. once due $98.26. Call !1!12-3218. Hardware. auilabie lor motel or_ blliiiiiOsS, frame home, 431 L . incoln St., ..., ea-. .......,..,_, nd dsoR Mark ... H. Garr.ett, Rav-ood·, road unds S de 0 ~ ll Oblo. End your sower trouble. man Wamer a gran Robert ourro Sl s · Middleport, - $9.995~ We bave all s!Ja oewor mad>- HillllllB, Mr. and Mrs. . Mrs. Howard R. Crlnlmel.. St. Pllone 66'1·3503 afier 3 p.m. Three bedroom. very modem Illes. Reasanable rates. Call Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. MaJ: EI- Albans, W. Va.· ·Mrs. ICJa. 26 ===--,,.,---:--'. l2tp_ home ":llh all utilities. in WY Z.Wf; day .,. Dl&hl. chlnger and Becky, Mr. and ner Vanover, Rl.' llro•loi!~Mrs. ACIIOS.20. Nei.g.b- · DOWN USED refrigerator. Phone 7'73- Enterpnse next to E.U.B. tfc Mrs. Harry Clark and Vicky, Jimmie A. CaldweU, Jllpley, 1 15 L"Good LlKooleua 5203, Mason, W. Va. Church $6,500. i ~ Ricky, Terry and Sherry. w. Y.a.· Mn. Jaines £...JoiJ&. King" nymph 4. Sprew.l 1 8 6te Service Station, vacant, with , .\Ill CONDmONING Relr1gorMr. and Mrs. Allen Eichiol· son, J/ Rl ·l o8k ~ · · . ·Mtb· 2.Alfumed ".. graaa 3. Americu r agua living quorters, upper Syra· Mr E J Tracy Mrs Peart ur Napper' , P. NEIGLER BUlLDING SUPPLY nd 1 ation service. Jack's 1\efrlg- er, s. · · • · ............. . to dry general 21. r.a&. BATHROOM plastic tile block, cuse. Will sell on Ia con· eration, New Haven. Pbone Parker, Mrs. T. A. Nowetsoa Laov, Reedy, W.Va.l. Uri. Wes4. Walk z:z. Does a '· :r.tiJpla<4 6. Merit 8.Fway olumlnum siding, storm dsors tract. - $2,500· TU 2-:1537. 4 4· tfc and Joan, Mr and Mrs. James le E. McKenzie, Salem; Mrs. """lO.Satumto 6. Per-and windows. We build the 1·57 acres, with buuse, Wolf Gilmore and Sandra, Brenda Sam HickJ, Jr., Wellsloa; Mrs. lLSys~m job fo"""' best and repair the rest. Call ~.t:~· sprmg, eiectncJty and Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Er- Stephen D. Hirkala, lllpley,..W. , 'lEWlNG machine!. repair oer 13. Frenc.ll 7.0af f ROQM furnished apartment. river 9.Deduee au, Neigler, Racille, Ohio. AU <811 be lban..ocl. Call I!JZ. 1 Ylce. aU makea WY :I-Z2114. nest Powell and Ivan, Mrs. Jack Va. 24. Able r: · _..,.. ' l.f. Double It :W.Frendl 26. Slope . 3S..Sma.ll CaU fM-2511 or !1!12-3975. I 14 30te ..... 1be l"abril Shop Pomeru' Braley adn sons, Mr. and Mrs. )llrdla 11 _ for ca.ndy 28. Tack ~ «<lllbo • - - - - - - , - , ---,,-%7%0. ~a~..-.r ' P· m. ca • 11" Clarence Curtis, Miss Susie Tra- Mrs. Samuel Hlcka, 7 7 tfc Jr., 29. LeYel!l 36. IDgb -~ :US. Sun gpd 12. Valued TREAT rugs right, they'll be J$8~ Authorized Singer Sales and 16. Equostrlaa H . Pui'C!ww 30.Peruse mountaiD 'o-BRIEN ol CROW Service 1 Zll tte cy, Mrs. Merlin Tracy, Mr. and Wellston. son, 9:50 a.m. Satur· 1 footrest 11. Eggs 31.Sweet ~- · a't.Ma*'*' I ROOM TRAILER, everything • delight if cleaned with B ue REAL- CO. Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr., Bon· day; Mrs. Charles E. 1TbompMorsel 18-0fter LIIstre. Rent electric sham,. 1. dM dM gh 3 lurnlabed, natural gas, pbune 18. an r. an rs. son, Pomeroy, dau ~. :1JJ 19. Trifle (7) 10. 6te ' READY.·MIX concreh!. deliver- [ nie Thomp_son pooe r PickeR's Hardware hl Sund M J' · to UH close to my borne. 20.Bee hOUM ------ed right to your project. Fast Lloyd W'lg . a.m. ay; rs. IIDIDJe A. Co., Inc. 7 5 6tc ld 11 R. 21. FrolK: Wlll rent to pensioners or and easy. Free estimales. Ca we , 1piey. W. Va., dau· 2t. Like private person or a couple. LOST bright carpet rol Pbone 992·32114, Goeglein ghter, 3:40 p.m. Sunday. a CIA Vlolel Brewer, Portland, 0 . restore them with Bluo sReady~Mi• Co., Middleport, Dlacb&rgea :rness.age 25. Poke 7 6 6tc Pb. 843-UOO. Ire. ReRt electric sbam~<!r pOMEROY - IDEAL OPPOR- Ohio. 6 30 tfe Mrs. John R. Bolin, Mrs. Cilln 26. Holy Land ''· Pomeroy cemeot Bljicl; TUNITY just redecorated in· , · -· AUcrtuNMtR ~s. cox, Lloyd R. Green, tan· c.ily 1 ~MS, bath, laundry, full · 21•. . Co. 7 & ~ sido aad outside - 2 story Co Se ,_ ya L. Grow, Ned M. Hamilton mplell · 111 ~ Mrs. Alvah Jividen, Thomas bliement, gas furnace, in term DON'T merely brighteo yo frame, 6 riiOlliS, beth, ba•e· •.•,, •.•.• ., ...,. 21.Book·:J Syracuse, 0. Ph. 992-39!10. oarpets _ Blue Luslrtl tbem ~ aad garap. 11- ahopWrite. Prooe 01 ·eo.Jas W. Lewis, Mrs. Asa Moore, Joint 7 6 6tc .. .. eliminate rapid resoilina. ! : a n d churchel. Co11tuder ol. r... IIKAU~llKO Mrs. William H. Morris, Mrs. ~. .Ahead 33. Spigot Rent electric shampooer $1. duwa, llllld eoatraot. ft.· Racine, U!llo Floyd ~mer R . ummel, dec. to Harry N. Rb•. Mn. Har ot THJii:E &nd four room furnish. 3-t. Layer 1111 t I 1fC u laod D. Rile, Chorles A. Ritch· iris Baker Furniture Co. · · R.T _ 1 N v E s y. Mildred B. Rummel, James. ie, Berkley E. Saunders, Mrs. .. IUid UD!umisbed apart· lllh!ta. WY .M34. 12 6 Uc 35.Draw. MENT PBDPERTY - or • Legal Notice Donie\ Rummel, Cert. ol Trans. Bertha V1a, David L. Massie closer 1 Ir good for professional man uo•~,-~ •• .,.. Minersville. Kimberly S. Btrcblield, · Paul 3'1. Cheese • sauce ROOM furnished apartfor home and offices. Large 1 Pr!:.:"~ :!~~..~aa~Heftde~ Wlaard FAd . FickG, ~~~~ Kath- D. Kelly, Albert E. Giather. !8. Cut brick homo located on a WHt v........ · - • • .. ryn Fick to a , muuiB, par· John G. McD811lel, William E. WY :1-3608. ' 14 !lc 39. Pol.at.H,e. .. unllnown. 11 bl!!reby nottfled 1 "'"·•ter• "-· Mt s. Emeraoa SJoan, main street. 6 rooms wt'th . lhat _ tbll 26 ua ..., o1 ~uu. 1.,, ce s, "'~ RaWUW!I, ' 40. Americla !BREE IUid four noom furpoet bath up: 5 rooms with bath .... ,_ Kuhn • ....,. oi&Wilf. ru.. Ada G. Morris Rieb&rd F. DennJs L. Spires, &amuel L. I hill peUHon ataiut tler u def...SaDt. Ka•h-· Fl k l1lbld apartments. All uti~ U. Pack down. Condition of property •• tile eourt "'comm011 Pteu. Metp Fick, Luella toUIJ"n C ' pat· Thompson, Mrs. J~e!l L Wat· paid. Pbnno WY J.Z171. aolmal good. May finance to right ~.':; :::~ca:-ro:o-~.851.~~r; eels, Chester. tersoD, Jr., Mrs. Pnda M. eLUMBER 11ow1eJ IUid Reed. Aller i DAILY llliCKR"!"JVIr.ITl'OQOO'l'E - llen'a ._ tD . . . party. $9,000. •• ,..... ot ..... MJie<t •• Albert Douglas JenniRils, Sr., Wa1J8b, Mra. Sel111ii Green, eDOORS caD WY Z.357t. .a.XYDLB.a..&za J MILE FROM DEXTER - =~:m!:a:!': ~..,.~o;.: !rlar;orie L JenningS, Carl Mra. · Raymond E. ·Mule7 and 1 p.m. II LONGFELLOW eWINDOWS 4 s lfo ' 80 acres nice laying lllld, Ull· _,, ..,. """ • 1• ,. ••• ...",.."' Bohn Jennlnas, Rachel Jenninas lll!8111 son, Mra. John E. Me· One letter simply stands for another. 1n this sampll!' A 18 .-4 u.. 11t 4aJ" or AQ., 1 • lot P I der fence, large barn, olber • or alter Bob 1M """"- Plalnllff to SybB Ebersba-• ..., , am- Graw and IDlaat son, M r s. eBEAMS :ANfiQliE Fw eflln, dishes. ... the three L's. X for the two o·s, f'tc. Single letter!~, apoabuilding!!, dairy ael up, 10 ~:~::"Pa.tttttH . eroy. Franklin W. Mullins and infant .,•••u._. Call or write: bophl~ tbe length and fornflltion of the words are all hints. l1lcD day the cOOe ldlerll are dil"ferenL stanchions, 1\lz story, 7 room ••• .,, "' ~ 11• 1•· '"· <II '""' Sybil Ebersbach C&rl Bohn aon, Mrs. Wallen E. RUey and .~ _ frame ilouse (4 bedroOmS), POISONOUS MUSHROOM Jerm!Dga, Racliel Jennings, lot, lll!anl soa. A C'ryptoKr:un Quot11.tlon ARAB kills pesls best' free cellar. $8,0011. Tho destroying angel 11 ORI ~· - - - - - - - ,.-, , --,... I II lie HAWK PRR7B ERD BRQURHA AP. your bume from termiles. Albert M. CoJ, Brobr of the moot poisonous forms Rlch&rd Grueser, Jessie Jane Goebel to Roy ltoblhaUieD ants. cockroarhes, cnckt'ls. l Heary Clellllld, S&leamaa of the mushroom group, prov· Grueser to Nellie L. Hysell, Maote Kablbausea, .50 acre, Or· p I', G ; AR BP.QUP.B WCC GAY TWQRB scorpions. Silverfish, sp1dm tt' 1831 ing fatal iD more than 50 W J,awrence A. IIJseR, parceiJ, ange. AOTOMOBILE biSurance been S R HQXR.-RERQBYD wasps and water bugs A vall Evenings 19Z.fifl • M 3111 eenl of know• ..,... 11 grows Rutland. Jessie E. Sanabury to SybD ,p,ceJiod? Loot your operat· ~a turdtn:'-. C'n1»tm 11wle: SLEEP, RICHE:S, AND HEALm, ante al Kmg Builders Supply 7 10 3lc aingly and ill sman groups. .. ~an A . . Grueser, Anna M. Eberabaoh, loll, Hlddleport. llc:eme? Call W~ Z-2966 To BJo.: TH.cLY E:-:JOYED, )ft.'ST BE 1:'\TERRUPTELI.Co .. MiddieP<JTI 4 2!1 Jfc ' s R00\1 bouse iii Happy Hoi· peciall) 1n ospoa woodl IJid Grueser to' Alba Sinclair. Helen Sybil Jl:bersbaoh to Jet181e Pl. I 15 tfc P..r cH TER low ne~:1 Rul:auJ. 0., r IHdl ! hazel brush. Sin~la1r, parcel. Bedford. San~bury, Sally Scha~f, lots, DON'T pump your slugnish sep· CGpymc !lenJce Cop tha! w:·n•1 gves Gry. f1rsl j John D. Thomas to West Vii• Middlt!port. .. tie tank. Gel Klean-Em-.A.II . . lll8dt .. tepl popon. $1.00·1 may take it. Ph. The wh1opet is I he fastest do, ginl~ Pulp 1<. Paper Co., parctlo, Leroy Waison. dec. ~ to LeroJ Septic Tank CJ•aner. Land· 1iJ1rt1I records one! olmOII 8llJ SH 2-5022 between 4 aM 5 mesticated animal for b 1 s Lebanon. Watson, Jr., cerl. lor Trans., mark Farm Bureau. tiller p. m. r ' J2tp wei&bL ~ B. Goebel, M111 Pllmeroy. T1 30tc ace. PP-ee.aa.,, • ., ' . 10 lllE PelNT. PU<l... L£1.~ II ONI OPntl NICIIT PIOPLII CALL C•mping Trailers llorton St. M_n, W. Yo. -773-5611 IXPIRIINCID er. of cleanest 64 vs It andis isone really a perform· 57 CHEVROLET $295 and matching rocker $90 for 1 vs ~ rlr. Sedan. Sparkling both. 1 Speed Que~n auto- : origin.al black finish. Extra matic washer excellent con- : good for mod.Pl dition, $65, one' 9 x 12 brown 1 I";E G01 ~ 10SAY, I'NIP... tLL IMI(E IT BRIEF /W> EXPERIENCED 9678 miles. Thi& is a 4 speed t ·- SAllS & SER~E .. e ~ENTAL$ e wco.,.tng Equipment• ROUSH & LYONS 1pMc1 Our Drlvt-ln M!Z. CAN 'IE SPARE. A LEETLE DAB FER TH' CLANGIN' HONDA IIOW TAKING RINTAL IIIURVATIONS I~CNF 0 e SALES e COMING SOON! - n k Ordorlnl To DAB FER TH'NEW CHURCH BELL, PARSON ROPE? ,.... ':".:,. _ . , ..... ..,,..,... < l'il\ 1 Notice 'l'wolntern~tionalsi.----------- P01neroy Motor Co. Pomeroy Motor ' • - THAR'S A LEETLE Machinery "Get Star," Ebersonet. slri!II, bach Hardware, Suaar Ruo strbll - ""tie:ng·oneIe; 0"!Roanoake •' Feed, PickeR's H&rdware. lldll tit with bale thrower; 1 11 IOtp Olt NJ round; two Masaey KE=E"P=--yo-cu=-r-c::a=rpets:::;::-;:bea~ui.urh.iul llan'lsl one Now Holland; despite constaol footsteps of eeveral John Deere. Prict,' a busy family. Get Blue Lus- $100 to $375. FORAGE BAR· 64 FORD --:-:--::--:-=:-:::::;;-;;:.~;;;;;;; $1195 tre. Rent electric shampooer. VESI'ERS - two John Deere t'alcon delmc.e, 2: door. Good white wall tiret. White finish, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. one PTO one Motor drive; radio and heater 7 11 6tc two Case PTO; one lntema-[ 63 CHEVROLET ---:-c:-:c-;:~-;:::-:;-;:::-;:;::::- ~1695 ==-:cc=:-:==~ tiona! big job with six oyl· Impala hardtClp coupe Wh1te !trush. Sr.otless clf'adn rb' ~n­ KEEP carpet cleaning prob- inder motor. Prices ft75 to' tenor, 327 engme, lllltomattr, power steerinl an ra es. !em email - use Blue Lustte $600. MOWERS for mosl Radio and beater wall to waiL Rent electric tractors. Plenty of rakes. 66 PLYMOUTH . $2295 shampooer $1. Baker Furri· Most everythina needed on Valiant 200 . .c door. M i .~t blue (i~ish. 9000 mtlt•s by locoal own· lure Co. 7_1_1 _6~~ the farm at low cost. BID er. Automatic. Like nPw and pn~·ed IO iO. CARPETS a fright? Make them Goodwin, 6 miles from Wilkes· a beautiful sight with Blue • ville. (7) 10, 6lc Lustre. Rent electric sham· Auto S•le• pooer $1. Picken's Hard· l .-==~~~~==~~ OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ~ ~ w~ ar_,e,-Co_.,_l_ nc. _ _7_ 1~_ti~ 64 STUD!i.BAKER - $1495 I ONE 5 year old mare pony, POMERO\'• OHIO vs Dayona 2 dr. Hard Top. QIJAUJT .. RZ.~. hnn BEN C:.UEY u.-....... ··.;.•'• ""' :!!!.._ - - ... OD ,... lei iD '1. Ctielt/11' /ltll/f' 1111 Property Transfers to WINNIE WINKLE WHEN I ly IRANN£1 , ~I ND THE FAMILY ALBUM 1 I'tL SHow ~v~Ncv How U•C)c~l' MUCrl 5Hf: R::5EMeLC7 MY WrN~IE USED BUILDING MAmiAL ato :.-=-.':" ... = Pomeroy Motor Co• AL6UM UP HE~ !' ... LfT~ SEE ... ,. pb- ... ltll M01HER. JiJi6 ..... •u to liD l .... to I I ,... ,. II to ra lal .... "THOUGHT f;HE SAW iHE: •======-'=lii&iito'"'il roQJI ... ... Ill- Meigs &r. ~1. •,• 1 .... lilt Ill • �. '. 1J J I 1 • • • B.usiness SerVIces Extra Cash The · w ant Ad Way +......_______ • fcir Sale &-Dally Seatlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport. G., Ju)J 11, 19811 ¥'\NT AD INFORM A liON \.•===-=====-===========,\ MICE eiim!loted 1.,.. A' "o"' ~·I IS\':~ Co. lle:t!~ol black, gentle wlth small ~-children. Ph. 949-2224 a fter '-======::;===:-:===:-~~~~==='! - - : - ' - - - -- - - - - i Wanted I For Sale - 5 p. m._ ~- - - - ~ 7 10 6tc DUE~ shortage ol merchan·l --~~ - - SINGER- . . g machine- This Itliz brown Early American sofa I~ diilt. /(J!A . 'fi!M_. 4t,. ... ,.· , . ~ _ 8 Sen lei Cmr's Steak Hou11 WHEEl ALIGNMENT •UJ&if!i, OJ Comploto Carry-Our SOrvtco CALL WV 2·990~ Blaettnars flY 2-2193 mushroom. bam f" or 12" SID _.1Sc "' 1.50 IRAKE SERVICE anywhere. pe~perout, oombinatlona. tnd Pick up At G. & G. CAFE Pomeroy 111 w. MAIN ... S.&. '1'.<11 Br AL AFEW AH LCNES IAN FLEMM t.:.\~~. ·-WHO COULD TWIST HISSELF lNlOAN"f SHAPE.':.'" , ' , TOo MUCH TO cEfTIIIS P>E PUBLISHE:J!'WHO EvER HEERD OF A CRITTE~R~-~--:_r---' tnd BRAKE SERVICE I lole Alignment Shop l \ Phone 992-3576 W. Main St. Poft'llrot Formerly Grueaer Bodr I Worb !1'." POMEROV .. GASULINI! ALLEY Mrs. Harris H 1 Is osteSS 0 G d C/ b en m[ By KINf .. Poor kia ~ He <Still doe,;n' t have a •u name' -.. ,. Jea- ..... luld 'IDa DtCK TRACY \Sy CHESTER GO'JLD i \ ::~~~ran:nda~:s. ~~r~ ~~~.~~=~~~~~ FRECKLeS AND HIS FRIENDS SOMEOiole NAMED I!,O.'ZOO lOTTS WANTS 10 TALK TO TJ.lt= SISTeR. ~ A BOY IN CAMP AC!itOSS I By MERRILL BLOSSER Ill lie HAVE. otl. rtl· 'fl.le LAKE ,_,,...,. Ill'· rD Ill LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY AND """K ¥ a. = PIGS . I ON THIS I~LAAD'I VEP, WILD ONES' WHEN I LEARNED HOW Ion art T 'TI(W •tM I SOLVED M' MI::AT PROBLEM J but ore &bl I 11!11 • -1ft md CROSSWORD - t I Health Club ld A I Ho s nnua Pl'cnic Outing ,.!!r~:,e~~ry- ~=m ~ Gltb~ ·~~~~ ..... tht Hospital News I Ebe;s:':'~ lerllall oul BIG SALEI 1 ' ' IMd • 3k =· • •• ' lawllngs Hond• WY Mill MIDDLIPORT, OHIO I ne l • • ALIGNMENT AT ITS GREATEST 1'11111 or wltb . ' WHEB PIZZA I I .I FINISH DICK RAWLINGS · tbere will be no auction SOMEONE TO OPERATE sewm d to zi · zag Instruction• at Adams Trading Post th1s smaU bulldozer a~d chaia l rrra~hm: iUJ~~ d~ and I week Watch in this column saw In log operation on For· rna e u onT okes, er pay I' INTERSTATE . . I for .next auction announce- est Run Roa d bet wee». 7 am • · I monogram. f $5 50a e ov month orlea IE state For SaIe SEMI DRIVING ment date. 7 11 6tc and 3 p. m. See Manon Rey~i ment~a~ance du:e~ 4 . 60 _ Call, oval rug and 3 small ones, 1 BLAETTNARI 7 ROOMs lnd bath home, lot olds on Forest Run Road o pay $12 one 9 x 12 vinyl tweed I Mea aget 10 to 4t ANY CLUB or organization I Rl. 7, Ste~dyl wlol rk.O Phone: _992~18. ~~ rug, $8, 3 mahogany tables, . Pomeroy, Ohio SoSOu~b l~i~ ~~d~~ :.~8 Qf U R-•· Ill WE ARE now seflecUngth~ lJi. thot would like to hold an 1 667·3503, Coo " e. · GOOD VAI.UES iii usED ' $\ 2 . Ph. 992·3216. Middleport, Members of the """"v e tervlewing men . rum II .,..a aucUon to raise tunds. con- , 7 8 3tc _ ORGANS 0., oR corner of 4th ond Lin- - leal Estate For Sale Pbune 992·>146. Riverview Garden Club enjoyed to train as Semi Drivers, No 1 8 28 tp the June meeLing at the home experience necessary, and D( lad Ada~s Tradmg Post PAINTING, interior and exter· 1 _Used Wurlitzer Spinet Or- coin St. 7 10 3tc __ - - ~~--Owe nd A chon House Rutland h 1 t act reasI ROOM house with batiL fr ol Mrs. Claremont Harris. Roil need to relocate. Earo over I u • . · ior, our Y or con r • ~~~"an. Ebony finish. Model 4017 1 FORC~D air 22 inth coal furacre 1·ncluded, Rt. 7, Tuppers ~R SAL~ ' room arne · 11o W h I t tmn h 992 5160 H er • r~ rv ~ - • . call was aMwered by nammg $3.25 per hr. alter • rl e . •. ve comp e e auc 1 (\!lablt. P · · · om - $595. nace, duct work included. Plal·ns, 0. Pr1·- ".200. See house hot and cold water oL " d Ph 0 c. Bral_ey~·:· --·- ·- 6 26 15tc . t - Used Wurlitzer Spinet Or- used three seasons. """" ..,u ' • • " favori'le roses and plans were training. For applicauoa an for you. fac II 11es t Phone w. lHake in Tuppers Plains 1 La I C1 ff Rd $1795 742-5394~ '~n 6t . WAT"'._. HAULING, Phone gan. Maple finish. Model 4040 992~7337, Pomeroy. 0 . for ·,nspect·,on. 7 10 3tpl acre, ure ' .7 8 made for a picnic, July 28 al the interview call 513-MI-5572, 24 uK Pbone 992-6773. borne of Mrs. Harli" Frank, hr. service, or 51J.895.5149. Or 7286 6 9 311tc - $695. 7 10 3!c -~ ~ -1 IELUNG OUT ch1huahuas, all · ~ ~ - ~5 ROOM house and batil ou , serving time at _6 p.m. ,, write lor applicai!OD lo bier· 1 _ U"d Wurlitzer Spinet Or· AKC. reduced pmes. Phone I Help Wanted gan. Model 4100 with Ssb- ! large lot '" ~hd~'!>Orl, pno· Business Servtcel Program readinas were, Get state Semi Tr. Dept., H 1149-3441. 7 10 31c : ~ boom. Mahogany fimsh • ed to sell. See A: nold Dod· . more mileage from your cut Transportatioa Bldg., Room YOUNG man to live in and $995 _ I 426, 307 E. tth ilree~ Cln., . 1 son at 517 BryaR Place, M1d· TERMITE control by a Me1gs roses," by Mrs. H_erm.aa Gross• NTION u . __.~ Sl 1 k Our summer appliance S(llt 6t 1 d at Dickie, and, 10Btennial •-""TrE m~ ee wor • care lor semi-invalid. Good 1 _ L'sed Lowery Starlet Organ. i.s in full swing. , dleport, 0. 1 10 c _ CoWlly owne company ~ 0. 7 I lOti en of America Local Union I home. prefer someone who I Walnut finish - $450. I fiR:ooi(h~uSeand--b3th, extra 1-3 to 1~2 -price due to •o sown in Aucust grews well," by 5171. Election will be held on -; ran drive. Ph. 992·5223, Porn· I - Used Hammond Chord ~, Better priee!l than ever on \ large lot, on Depot St., Ru&-l&lesmen or &tori conunls- u ..s. R. E. Williams. ~· t U· H II Freezers, Refrigerators, Wa· b.& -.u Ju IY 21. 1 a mon a • eroy, 0 . 7 8 3tc 1 Organ, Maple finish - $395. oher-Dryer Pairs, El.c. Ran· la•d, o. Ph. 742-~7113. llions, o..- lreabnel111. ""' A& auction was beid wilh Mro. Mason, W. Va ., for mainten~ WENDEU.'S ges and Air~Conditioners. 7 10 ltp ware ef till door knocker tel'· Frank Bise as auctioneer. li/ICO grievance committee- employment Wanted 1211!1 Garlitld Ave. [' 15 cu. ft. Chell -- -- ~ d b tb-~~ 1 mill aaiesman. Complete rat Refreabmenls were served by 1lilan and outside guard. Polls _ Phone 4854401 FREEZER $195 i 7 ROOM house ·~ a .. and Jnsect control. Guaran- the hostesa and Mrs Grossnick· will open at 8 a. m. and close WANTED - Work for b u I I~ ParkersbW'i!, w. va. 19 cu. ft. Chfit :159 Pearl St., Middleport, 0., teed, i&sured, upertonced. le to Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Holzer Roopllalt VlsHblg al'6 p. m. lfasil Haynes. Fin·\ dozer, Phone 992·2208. =EZJ!R c,..m With :!:~ good locatmn, prlct ~,500. Allied Pest l!l!d Termih! eo. Bise, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. R. L. !lours 2-4 and 7-llp.m. Partllts 7 IU 3tc -~lal ~retory. 7 10 3to ~6_27 10tc USED PIANO Two good - · I Rofrlgorolor. Ph. 992~2919. J 10 3to lrol Co., 6lli W. Mam St., Larkias, Mrs. Harold Massor, only oa Pediatrics Ward. ~R£ YOU a high school Nlr 5•1• or Rant used upright pianos, wllll Ph. WY 2·2181 Two !louses:-chester Roadbon(Rt. Pomeroy, 0. Pb. 99J.56811. Mrs. RoRald Osborne, Mrs. DorWAdSmlate••E •- .... bench. PriL'ed to sell Ibis ~ 7), large lot, with sel f I 2tp sel Riebel, Mrs. Will Swain, Job& . ven, ure.. D~ gtaduate who thinko logical- TWO I.Jedroom boosi.' ·free week. Call Rutiaud Furniture • OY I trailer - $5,000.00 ; . Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. Wil- Rt.; Mrs. E&r.~ W. RobinsOD, I' and .)OOUid like to use that gas city water, 33 acres, 42-4211 r 1 Sto !()MER Smail frame house, lllJ E. SEPTIC tank oleanina service liams Mrs: Lyle Balderson 811d 1J1I Kmooa Dr., Bryao Leo alijlily in a challenaing job? Rood lnvestmell! property lor al 7 • OHIO Main st., Pomeroy - $500.00 and electric sewer clean~n:S· guesb Mrs. Gocdun Caldwell Fulks, li9 Garfield -Ave.; ·Pearl Yilll};~ Invited to consult lake site. In Syracuse, Ohio. BUDGET PRICED flll'llllure lD • l Three bedroom house. Butter- Coli &38118. Chesler, Ob10. and Ka Balderson. E. Balbrrd, 1'122 Chatham Ave.; wDf• • Du Borgdill, Dis- Ph. 992-32'11. 1 10 lllc our third Door budgel shop. .leclr W. Carsey, Mgr. nut Avenue, Pomeroy 47.500 1 1 J2tp Y Mrs. Golden R. Canada~, Nortlltrtill'"lfiiagor, Burger Boy Baker Vurll1tin, Mlddlepolt ·- - - · ~-~ . - I Four bedroom house, 145 But- 1 up; Mro. Ver&e C. Blazor, Eur· F~Ramas, to evaluate For Sale Obio. II 12 lfc lrrEREO RADIO CONSOLE ternut Avenue, Pomeroy leka Star Rl.: Samuel L. Tbompyour potential In our rapidly REPOSSESSED Ele<lrehtt WELL equipped coal mine •• 4 speed intermixed changer. $7,500.00. AUCTIONEER son, ilio Grande; Mn. :aer-<1 upanding restaurant organJ. cleaner, new eleanor auor.. Story's Run Road, 60 acres Dual volume control. Four Three bedroom house, Butter· COMPLETE SALES W&rd, Rl. I Gallipolis; . lllrs. zadnn as a future manager of tee, ourrenl model, reasoi> of coaL Ph. SH 2·5022 IJe. speaker sound syste~. L<ve- nut Avenue, hot water beat· MANAGEMENT VEernie E. Blake, ·- : locati~s. W~ will able payments. Call 675-29411 tween 4 aad 6 p.m. 7 1 12tp ly walnut fllliSh. This set ing system, hardwood Ooors Write, Phone o• Contad boer C. Martia, Pt Pleasaat; for a Job With a Pl Pleasant or write Elec_ _ four months old. Take over _ $8.000.00 JIM CARNAHAN The Laurel Cliff Beller Health Mrs. Fred J. Green, r~· 1 and advancement to • lroiUl :1111 'Fifth Sl PoiDI TOMATO plants, 100,000, $3 a payments of $6 per mo. .,. Two •partment house, 0!· IIACINI. OHIO Club and lllelr families Tburs- Bottom; Mrs. R. Dale Coburn, ~~JIIfUre income brackel Pl.,.,;.l 1 t 30tc I 1,000. Ph. 247~2112, Adams pay balance duo flll.t9. Call 11om Street, Pomeroy, largo day eveulng at Royal Oaks park Rl. 2 Pomeroy; Teresa Wil· persoa only at Un- - - ~ Farm. 7 8 3to 19U218. ~~lc lot _ $.\.000. enjoyed their annual picmc. dermuth, Pomeroy Ster Rl.; ,..~-· Stree'· 191i11 STEREO, lovely waloul ~ h Mul RZATING PLUIIBING Rural ndln Mr and Mrs ~'6'-~. <Oilsoie model Radio equip- WSTRE FOAM " gU&ranteed ONE RIDING norse, mare. Av· Two apartment ouse, • ' • Atte g were . · Raymund K. GiRtber, Cblotlr: .from I - i p.m. ped m'th • speed automatic to be the best carpel cleaner ery Goegle!n, Rt. 33, Pome- berry Avenue, Pomeroy Dolo) Bottle Gas. Araold CIUford Jacobs and Jack, Mr. Jlllll<s A. Heaton, Rl I PoJne. • •• OM Brothers, 118 E. IIIID St., ·-• Mrs. Gene Tbumpson and M. "' 1er I 29 121c -'!,;..-'it\.-,...-----changer, , speaker soURd sys- you have Over used or your roy, 0., on the Athens Road. ..,"""'. -~ 1 • 1fo .... roy; Mrs. Fannie ..u , .. Gina and Cynthia, Mr. and Mrs. Rl 2 wellston; Koren M. .-rew· .,. tern. Easy• terms. Take over money back. Electric sham· Pb. 992-6315. 7 6 6tp Fi,.. bedroom house • Laurel • - v z . Pb. 992-7931. J ACRES, separate, o• Rl7. ;: T I 6tp payments of $5.49 or pay bal· pooer rental $1. once due $98.26. Call !1!12-3218. Hardware. auilabie lor motel or_ blliiiiiOsS, frame home, 431 L . incoln St., ..., ea-. .......,..,_, nd dsoR Mark ... H. Garr.ett, Rav-ood·, road unds S de 0 ~ ll Oblo. End your sower trouble. man Wamer a gran Robert ourro Sl s · Middleport, - $9.995~ We bave all s!Ja oewor mad>- HillllllB, Mr. and Mrs. . Mrs. Howard R. Crlnlmel.. St. Pllone 66'1·3503 afier 3 p.m. Three bedroom. very modem Illes. Reasanable rates. Call Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. MaJ: EI- Albans, W. Va.· ·Mrs. ICJa. 26 ===--,,.,---:--'. l2tp_ home ":llh all utilities. in WY Z.Wf; day .,. Dl&hl. chlnger and Becky, Mr. and ner Vanover, Rl.' llro•loi!~Mrs. ACIIOS.20. Nei.g.b- · DOWN USED refrigerator. Phone 7'73- Enterpnse next to E.U.B. tfc Mrs. Harry Clark and Vicky, Jimmie A. CaldweU, Jllpley, 1 15 L"Good LlKooleua 5203, Mason, W. Va. Church $6,500. i ~ Ricky, Terry and Sherry. w. Y.a.· Mn. Jaines £...JoiJ&. King" nymph 4. Sprew.l 1 8 6te Service Station, vacant, with , .\Ill CONDmONING Relr1gorMr. and Mrs. Allen Eichiol· son, J/ Rl ·l o8k ~ · · . ·Mtb· 2.Alfumed ".. graaa 3. Americu r agua living quorters, upper Syra· Mr E J Tracy Mrs Peart ur Napper' , P. NEIGLER BUlLDING SUPPLY nd 1 ation service. Jack's 1\efrlg- er, s. · · • · ............. . to dry general 21. r.a&. BATHROOM plastic tile block, cuse. Will sell on Ia con· eration, New Haven. Pbone Parker, Mrs. T. A. Nowetsoa Laov, Reedy, W.Va.l. Uri. Wes4. Walk z:z. Does a '· :r.tiJpla<4 6. Merit 8.Fway olumlnum siding, storm dsors tract. - $2,500· TU 2-:1537. 4 4· tfc and Joan, Mr and Mrs. James le E. McKenzie, Salem; Mrs. """lO.Satumto 6. Per-and windows. We build the 1·57 acres, with buuse, Wolf Gilmore and Sandra, Brenda Sam HickJ, Jr., Wellsloa; Mrs. lLSys~m job fo"""' best and repair the rest. Call ~.t:~· sprmg, eiectncJty and Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Er- Stephen D. Hirkala, lllpley,..W. , 'lEWlNG machine!. repair oer 13. Frenc.ll 7.0af f ROQM furnished apartment. river 9.Deduee au, Neigler, Racille, Ohio. AU <811 be lban..ocl. Call I!JZ. 1 Ylce. aU makea WY :I-Z2114. nest Powell and Ivan, Mrs. Jack Va. 24. Able r: · _..,.. ' l.f. Double It :W.Frendl 26. Slope . 3S..Sma.ll CaU fM-2511 or !1!12-3975. I 14 30te ..... 1be l"abril Shop Pomeru' Braley adn sons, Mr. and Mrs. )llrdla 11 _ for ca.ndy 28. Tack ~ «<lllbo • - - - - - - , - , ---,,-%7%0. ~a~..-.r ' P· m. ca • 11" Clarence Curtis, Miss Susie Tra- Mrs. Samuel Hlcka, 7 7 tfc Jr., 29. LeYel!l 36. IDgb -~ :US. Sun gpd 12. Valued TREAT rugs right, they'll be J$8~ Authorized Singer Sales and 16. Equostrlaa H . Pui'C!ww 30.Peruse mountaiD 'o-BRIEN ol CROW Service 1 Zll tte cy, Mrs. Merlin Tracy, Mr. and Wellston. son, 9:50 a.m. Satur· 1 footrest 11. Eggs 31.Sweet ~- · a't.Ma*'*' I ROOM TRAILER, everything • delight if cleaned with B ue REAL- CO. Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr., Bon· day; Mrs. Charles E. 1TbompMorsel 18-0fter LIIstre. Rent electric sham,. 1. dM dM gh 3 lurnlabed, natural gas, pbune 18. an r. an rs. son, Pomeroy, dau ~. :1JJ 19. Trifle (7) 10. 6te ' READY.·MIX concreh!. deliver- [ nie Thomp_son pooe r PickeR's Hardware hl Sund M J' · to UH close to my borne. 20.Bee hOUM ------ed right to your project. Fast Lloyd W'lg . a.m. ay; rs. IIDIDJe A. Co., Inc. 7 5 6tc ld 11 R. 21. FrolK: Wlll rent to pensioners or and easy. Free estimales. Ca we , 1piey. W. Va., dau· 2t. Like private person or a couple. LOST bright carpet rol Pbone 992·32114, Goeglein ghter, 3:40 p.m. Sunday. a CIA Vlolel Brewer, Portland, 0 . restore them with Bluo sReady~Mi• Co., Middleport, Dlacb&rgea :rness.age 25. Poke 7 6 6tc Pb. 843-UOO. Ire. ReRt electric sbam~<!r pOMEROY - IDEAL OPPOR- Ohio. 6 30 tfe Mrs. John R. Bolin, Mrs. Cilln 26. Holy Land ''· Pomeroy cemeot Bljicl; TUNITY just redecorated in· , · -· AUcrtuNMtR ~s. cox, Lloyd R. Green, tan· c.ily 1 ~MS, bath, laundry, full · 21•. . Co. 7 & ~ sido aad outside - 2 story Co Se ,_ ya L. Grow, Ned M. Hamilton mplell · 111 ~ Mrs. Alvah Jividen, Thomas bliement, gas furnace, in term DON'T merely brighteo yo frame, 6 riiOlliS, beth, ba•e· •.•,, •.•.• ., ...,. 21.Book·:J Syracuse, 0. Ph. 992-39!10. oarpets _ Blue Luslrtl tbem ~ aad garap. 11- ahopWrite. Prooe 01 ·eo.Jas W. Lewis, Mrs. Asa Moore, Joint 7 6 6tc .. .. eliminate rapid resoilina. ! : a n d churchel. Co11tuder ol. r... IIKAU~llKO Mrs. William H. Morris, Mrs. ~. .Ahead 33. Spigot Rent electric shampooer $1. duwa, llllld eoatraot. ft.· Racine, U!llo Floyd ~mer R . ummel, dec. to Harry N. Rb•. Mn. Har ot THJii:E &nd four room furnish. 3-t. Layer 1111 t I 1fC u laod D. Rile, Chorles A. Ritch· iris Baker Furniture Co. · · R.T _ 1 N v E s y. Mildred B. Rummel, James. ie, Berkley E. Saunders, Mrs. .. IUid UD!umisbed apart· lllh!ta. WY .M34. 12 6 Uc 35.Draw. MENT PBDPERTY - or • Legal Notice Donie\ Rummel, Cert. ol Trans. Bertha V1a, David L. Massie closer 1 Ir good for professional man uo•~,-~ •• .,.. Minersville. Kimberly S. Btrcblield, · Paul 3'1. Cheese • sauce ROOM furnished apartfor home and offices. Large 1 Pr!:.:"~ :!~~..~aa~Heftde~ Wlaard FAd . FickG, ~~~~ Kath- D. Kelly, Albert E. Giather. !8. Cut brick homo located on a WHt v........ · - • • .. ryn Fick to a , muuiB, par· John G. McD811lel, William E. WY :1-3608. ' 14 !lc 39. Pol.at.H,e. .. unllnown. 11 bl!!reby nottfled 1 "'"·•ter• "-· Mt s. Emeraoa SJoan, main street. 6 rooms wt'th . lhat _ tbll 26 ua ..., o1 ~uu. 1.,, ce s, "'~ RaWUW!I, ' 40. Americla !BREE IUid four noom furpoet bath up: 5 rooms with bath .... ,_ Kuhn • ....,. oi&Wilf. ru.. Ada G. Morris Rieb&rd F. DennJs L. Spires, &amuel L. I hill peUHon ataiut tler u def...SaDt. Ka•h-· Fl k l1lbld apartments. All uti~ U. Pack down. Condition of property •• tile eourt "'comm011 Pteu. Metp Fick, Luella toUIJ"n C ' pat· Thompson, Mrs. J~e!l L Wat· paid. Pbnno WY J.Z171. aolmal good. May finance to right ~.':; :::~ca:-ro:o-~.851.~~r; eels, Chester. tersoD, Jr., Mrs. Pnda M. eLUMBER 11ow1eJ IUid Reed. Aller i DAILY llliCKR"!"JVIr.ITl'OQOO'l'E - llen'a ._ tD . . . party. $9,000. •• ,..... ot ..... MJie<t •• Albert Douglas JenniRils, Sr., Wa1J8b, Mra. Sel111ii Green, eDOORS caD WY Z.357t. .a.XYDLB.a..&za J MILE FROM DEXTER - =~:m!:a:!': ~..,.~o;.: !rlar;orie L JenningS, Carl Mra. · Raymond E. ·Mule7 and 1 p.m. II LONGFELLOW eWINDOWS 4 s lfo ' 80 acres nice laying lllld, Ull· _,, ..,. """ • 1• ,. ••• ...",.."' Bohn Jennlnas, Rachel Jenninas lll!8111 son, Mra. John E. Me· One letter simply stands for another. 1n this sampll!' A 18 .-4 u.. 11t 4aJ" or AQ., 1 • lot P I der fence, large barn, olber • or alter Bob 1M """"- Plalnllff to SybB Ebersba-• ..., , am- Graw and IDlaat son, M r s. eBEAMS :ANfiQliE Fw eflln, dishes. ... the three L's. X for the two o·s, f'tc. Single letter!~, apoabuilding!!, dairy ael up, 10 ~:~::"Pa.tttttH . eroy. Franklin W. Mullins and infant .,•••u._. Call or write: bophl~ tbe length and fornflltion of the words are all hints. l1lcD day the cOOe ldlerll are dil"ferenL stanchions, 1\lz story, 7 room ••• .,, "' ~ 11• 1•· '"· <II '""' Sybil Ebersbach C&rl Bohn aon, Mrs. Wallen E. RUey and .~ _ frame ilouse (4 bedroOmS), POISONOUS MUSHROOM Jerm!Dga, Racliel Jennings, lot, lll!anl soa. A C'ryptoKr:un Quot11.tlon ARAB kills pesls best' free cellar. $8,0011. Tho destroying angel 11 ORI ~· - - - - - - - ,.-, , --,... I II lie HAWK PRR7B ERD BRQURHA AP. your bume from termiles. Albert M. CoJ, Brobr of the moot poisonous forms Rlch&rd Grueser, Jessie Jane Goebel to Roy ltoblhaUieD ants. cockroarhes, cnckt'ls. l Heary Clellllld, S&leamaa of the mushroom group, prov· Grueser to Nellie L. Hysell, Maote Kablbausea, .50 acre, Or· p I', G ; AR BP.QUP.B WCC GAY TWQRB scorpions. Silverfish, sp1dm tt' 1831 ing fatal iD more than 50 W J,awrence A. IIJseR, parceiJ, ange. AOTOMOBILE biSurance been S R HQXR.-RERQBYD wasps and water bugs A vall Evenings 19Z.fifl • M 3111 eenl of know• ..,... 11 grows Rutland. Jessie E. Sanabury to SybD ,p,ceJiod? Loot your operat· ~a turdtn:'-. C'n1»tm 11wle: SLEEP, RICHE:S, AND HEALm, ante al Kmg Builders Supply 7 10 3lc aingly and ill sman groups. .. ~an A . . Grueser, Anna M. Eberabaoh, loll, Hlddleport. llc:eme? Call W~ Z-2966 To BJo.: TH.cLY E:-:JOYED, )ft.'ST BE 1:'\TERRUPTELI.Co .. MiddieP<JTI 4 2!1 Jfc ' s R00\1 bouse iii Happy Hoi· peciall) 1n ospoa woodl IJid Grueser to' Alba Sinclair. Helen Sybil Jl:bersbaoh to Jet181e Pl. I 15 tfc P..r cH TER low ne~:1 Rul:auJ. 0., r IHdl ! hazel brush. Sin~la1r, parcel. Bedford. San~bury, Sally Scha~f, lots, DON'T pump your slugnish sep· CGpymc !lenJce Cop tha! w:·n•1 gves Gry. f1rsl j John D. Thomas to West Vii• Middlt!port. .. tie tank. Gel Klean-Em-.A.II . . lll8dt .. tepl popon. $1.00·1 may take it. Ph. The wh1opet is I he fastest do, ginl~ Pulp 1<. Paper Co., parctlo, Leroy Waison. dec. ~ to LeroJ Septic Tank CJ•aner. Land· 1iJ1rt1I records one! olmOII 8llJ SH 2-5022 between 4 aM 5 mesticated animal for b 1 s Lebanon. Watson, Jr., cerl. lor Trans., mark Farm Bureau. tiller p. m. r ' J2tp wei&bL ~ B. Goebel, M111 Pllmeroy. T1 30tc ace. PP-ee.aa.,, • ., ' . 10 lllE PelNT. PU<l... L£1.~ II ONI OPntl NICIIT PIOPLII CALL C•mping Trailers llorton St. M_n, W. Yo. -773-5611 IXPIRIINCID er. of cleanest 64 vs It andis isone really a perform· 57 CHEVROLET $295 and matching rocker $90 for 1 vs ~ rlr. Sedan. Sparkling both. 1 Speed Que~n auto- : origin.al black finish. Extra matic washer excellent con- : good for mod.Pl dition, $65, one' 9 x 12 brown 1 I";E G01 ~ 10SAY, I'NIP... tLL IMI(E IT BRIEF /W> EXPERIENCED 9678 miles. Thi& is a 4 speed t ·- SAllS & SER~E .. e ~ENTAL$ e wco.,.tng Equipment• ROUSH & LYONS 1pMc1 Our Drlvt-ln M!Z. CAN 'IE SPARE. A LEETLE DAB FER TH' CLANGIN' HONDA IIOW TAKING RINTAL IIIURVATIONS I~CNF 0 e SALES e COMING SOON! - n k Ordorlnl To DAB FER TH'NEW CHURCH BELL, PARSON ROPE? ,.... ':".:,. _ . , ..... ..,,..,... < l'il\ 1 Notice 'l'wolntern~tionalsi.----------- P01neroy Motor Co. Pomeroy Motor ' • - THAR'S A LEETLE Machinery "Get Star," Ebersonet. slri!II, bach Hardware, Suaar Ruo strbll - ""tie:ng·oneIe; 0"!Roanoake •' Feed, PickeR's H&rdware. lldll tit with bale thrower; 1 11 IOtp Olt NJ round; two Masaey KE=E"P=--yo-cu=-r-c::a=rpets:::;::-;:bea~ui.urh.iul llan'lsl one Now Holland; despite constaol footsteps of eeveral John Deere. Prict,' a busy family. Get Blue Lus- $100 to $375. FORAGE BAR· 64 FORD --:-:--::--:-=:-:::::;;-;;:.~;;;;;;; $1195 tre. Rent electric shampooer. VESI'ERS - two John Deere t'alcon delmc.e, 2: door. Good white wall tiret. White finish, Pomeroy Cement Block Co. one PTO one Motor drive; radio and heater 7 11 6tc two Case PTO; one lntema-[ 63 CHEVROLET ---:-c:-:c-;:~-;:::-:;-;:::-;:;::::- ~1695 ==-:cc=:-:==~ tiona! big job with six oyl· Impala hardtClp coupe Wh1te !trush. Sr.otless clf'adn rb' ~n­ KEEP carpet cleaning prob- inder motor. Prices ft75 to' tenor, 327 engme, lllltomattr, power steerinl an ra es. !em email - use Blue Lustte $600. MOWERS for mosl Radio and beater wall to waiL Rent electric tractors. Plenty of rakes. 66 PLYMOUTH . $2295 shampooer $1. Baker Furri· Most everythina needed on Valiant 200 . .c door. M i .~t blue (i~ish. 9000 mtlt•s by locoal own· lure Co. 7_1_1 _6~~ the farm at low cost. BID er. Automatic. Like nPw and pn~·ed IO iO. CARPETS a fright? Make them Goodwin, 6 miles from Wilkes· a beautiful sight with Blue • ville. (7) 10, 6lc Lustre. Rent electric sham· Auto S•le• pooer $1. Picken's Hard· l .-==~~~~==~~ OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ~ ~ w~ ar_,e,-Co_.,_l_ nc. _ _7_ 1~_ti~ 64 STUD!i.BAKER - $1495 I ONE 5 year old mare pony, POMERO\'• OHIO vs Dayona 2 dr. Hard Top. QIJAUJT .. RZ.~. hnn BEN C:.UEY u.-....... ··.;.•'• ""' :!!!.._ - - ... OD ,... lei iD '1. Ctielt/11' /ltll/f' 1111 Property Transfers to WINNIE WINKLE WHEN I ly IRANN£1 , ~I ND THE FAMILY ALBUM 1 I'tL SHow ~v~Ncv How U•C)c~l' MUCrl 5Hf: R::5EMeLC7 MY WrN~IE USED BUILDING MAmiAL ato :.-=-.':" ... = Pomeroy Motor Co• AL6UM UP HE~ !' ... LfT~ SEE ... ,. pb- ... ltll M01HER. JiJi6 ..... •u to liD l .... to I I ,... ,. II to ra lal .... "THOUGHT f;HE SAW iHE: •======-'=lii&iito'"'il roQJI ... ... Ill- Meigs &r. ~1. •,• 1 .... lilt Ill • �,, Sutton Church . Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 11, 1968 Bible School Exercise Held SOCIAL CAI.ENDAR Birthdays Of Cousins Are Observed • .. ·Around·and About Pomeroy "'• /' ,l')~ '1 • • • I en.t tne at y e r r- . -. i . 'I:~-·· : i • ' I ' ' I ·' ' •, '' Dftoted To TfulfntBra" 01 Tlul MelJ•·Ma.on .4reo ----------~-:-::=~===-==-----:~~~~-;;--\ NO. 59 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1966 -~~ ~~~~~~::~~:_--------------------------------~~-=~=-~----::~--------------------------:::::::---------------~~------~--~~ VOL XVIII ... • '. -------------------,;1~ .-. . 0 Deem, Wolfe, Seven At Least 23 Administrators Or Teachers Not Returning In Southern Local District at .. la More than 9.5 Inches Rain Hits Sandusky Resignations of Local Superintendent Ronald Deem , and High School Principal Donald Wolle, ~nd ~even teachers were read and accepted Monday mght In a s eclal session of the Southern Local Scljool Board. P This raised the total number of teachers m the sys· By United Pre" lnternaUonal developments. 'the WOI'JI we c.,. ~-" tern who wiil not be returning to classes thiS fall ~o at Thuoderslorms hJt bard in Many buJ!dmgs had as much 1 Besides the rain tbe lhunder11east . Several others who will not return :rubmitted northern OhJO today, dumpmg as SIX feet of water by the lime s\Jlrms brought with them ball 23 Honeymoon, 1or 3 letters either of resignation or retirement m earher more than 9 s mches ol_ waoor I the rain appeared to have srop- and llghtnlng, whlclt caused bo d sessions • on the Saodusky area w less , ped at 9:4S a.m. Low-lywg numerous r...s allbDu&h 110 ..,. 1' . WASJUNGTON -. FOR LU· ar Deem, a n~tive of Parkersburg, will leave Southern than eight hours. j streets and underpasses were ious ones were reported. " Bames Johnson, Jl will be Local after completion of his first year in the system on MR. WOLFE MR. DEEM A slate of emergency was 1completely underwater, and 10 AI Providence Hospital tbl a honey~oon for three A Se· Jul 31. He also resigned his dulles as Purple Tornado dectared and a troop of the one place a small bus was com· I groond floor wu flooded oul cret Semce agent wdl be tag- hei'd football coach. Oh1o Nabonal_ Guard called out, pletely submerged. Iand all movable equipment wu gmg •long. High School Principal Wolfe, ers, were not re-employed by I olt as elementary teacher. Ibart to the parents. although no m)unes were re· A two-foot deep stream was taken to the II«<Dd floor. The law says the "Seer~! a veteran of 29 years as a' the board. The wives ol Popp Several parents of children : Charges and counter-charges Iported as. a result of the heavy reported flowing sw1ftly down \ "The water ill up to Dl1 Semce Is lo protect the Pres1· her in Southern Locat \and Russell, who were both who attend classes Ill southern by spectators and board mem· flondmg m Sandusky and Per-~ Ohio 250 and the Highway Pa· knees," one oune said. 1 ienl and his "immedtale faml· Se~~l District has been bJred , workmgontemporarycontracts, local schools were present at l bers !Jlled the room JUSt pnor kms Twp. trol reported U.S. 6, 61, and 12 The heavy rain abated aomely," and the way the agency~ commercial'teaeher in Pom~ j are also not expected to return the session. Some urged tne .to adjournment. Among them Heavy rainfall was also re-·elosed dw~ to high water. what around 10 a.m. but was ~sit, Luci's marriage ~? Pa· eroy High School by the Meigs as teachers. board to make a commitment I were. remarks ~hen Stobart en- ported in Bucyrus· and Port City officials ordered all fire- still coming down, and the w.eatriCk J. Nugent on Aug .• ~ do~~· Local Board oll Education. BOARD IDRES as to whether all the vacancies . tertamed a mohon for ooe of the 1 Clinton, which had more than men \Jl duty and called out all ther bureau predicted that 'oon't change that status. Luc1 s Other teachers whose resigwould be filled pr•o: to the be- o.ther board !llembers to replace three inches. available emergency eqmpment. 1cUBional" thli;Ddershowers could personal preference would he nations were accepted by the The board, by a 4-1 vote, , ginning of school m late Au- ' him as preSident of the board. They deseribed tbe storm as · be expected m the 11re11 clurJI>a !or more privacy, according to board Monday night, in addi· last night employed Robert W. gust. : No motion was made regard- Hou"'s and businesses were persons from suburban hoD!ing the rest of the day, • While House aide , but she will lion to .peem and Wolle, were . Shaver as new instrumental In- One parent, among about 40 ing the suggestion that another flooded and Erie County Sher· not bave a ~ay in the matter. Mrs Vinas Lee hlgb school Istructor. Shaver, a Gallio coun- spectators present, said he had I member accept Stobart's Job iff's deputies were evacuating teacher; Mrs. Beity Deem, high ty resident, was hired with the been advised to send his child : of presJdent, and Mr. Stobart Churchmen Hopeful school teacher; Mrs. June Lee, prerequisioo that he becomes - a senior to anoth..- school if agreed to stay on, at the sugges· GENEVA _ CHURCHMEN guidance counselor and ele- certified by the stllte. some guarantee were not made lion of some persons attending. from 90 nations began farreach· mentary ooacllers Jean Alkire F' h by August I that there will Present at the special session <Ig dlscussiol18 on Christian so· Lawrence Wolfe, Donoa !ld~ · Board Membe~ Jobn. "b: be teachers available \Jl teach 1were Board President Stobart, d Mary HilL Icast the Siugle ssentmg • classes that are required for · Clerk Paul Beegle, and Board lotions to the Ills of mndern so- anWilma Henderson Casto, high lot ID the employment of Sha·l graduation. I members Otis McClintock, How' •iely toclay in the first major ver • d · H H'll d forum on world social problems school secretary, also submit· • ' "That is you folks' decision, ar Emn, arry I ' ao In 30 years. led her resignation and ii, like· "Do you think this Is good I said Board President Joe Slo- 1FISher. was accepted. busmess," srud FlSher, 1'hiring F ,1 . t · About 400 delegates, lnclud- wise, Teachers of last year in the frrst man who applies." 1 Rhodes is Offering """""""''""',_"""'*&.~'11 our "eigs coun Y men eslng representatives from the So h Lo I h 1 ed Th bo d I 1 ed Salisbury Township trustees caped injury in three separate WASHINGTON (UP I) - Lawmakers who I P eDt "all•an •nd the Sov,·et Un1'on ut ern ca w 0 res gn e ar a so emp oy Addt'ti'onal Aid auto m1'shaps '1onday. If "' "" ' arl1'er were Otho SmJ'th, a~,·- Donald Van Meter, a native will soon have a contract with ~~ I t k' 0 · I tl ba k h lth th were on hand for the 12-day Jeao Hanun, of CWton, W. Va., and 1961 COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Gov. Middleport ro cover calls ro The sheriff's department said wan: :erence considered a new La Wllso h . al educa d te f wan a HI'gh ed fires In Sallobury twp., out· Clarence David Mcintyre, Min· t f th ·n y· t N but on! after we wm · iL In interfaith collaboration. The . rry Da n, WP.thYSIC .• gra ua o d f bamall h James A. Rhodes \Jlday offer ersville, lost control of his ve· ou o e war I Ie amIllY World Council of Churches, spon· lion; nny 1 erspoon, m· School, as hea oot c:oac , \Jl advance the federal govern· side the village 11mlts, II was This was the top issue on the minds oi their eonsti· ·~of the session, hopes \Jl ham· strumental music; Maxine replacing Mr. Deem. Van Me~ meot :w per cent o( the 70 per aanouuced today. hicle at approximately 6 a. tuents, the legislators reported In response to a UPI sur· -· Win•ett, s~ial education and er who expects to secure bi! 11 111 The trusooeo are apprecla- m. on County Road 32 as h_e vey todayy, though there was comiderable CllDcel'll 011 rate mer'oilt :ideas for a new social -... ·-' ' cent pBI'ticlpa an .-..h·• t rr h about high prices open housing government ..,..nAln« · elementary reachers· Ida Dlelll degree from Marshall UDiver eff ''- A-·•--•· live ~~ tile Middleport Fire' '"""" = down •w urn •ospel of Christian commitment R ' • ort to get ""' '""'"'"''Ian h t H -• ·-.::~· ~====-=·~r-::-a= • ose Easterday Anna Cha~ s1'ty ,.,_ ,.,m....,. taught Eng n--•-' · u Department baa never refus- c_ar ea er· e veerw off the and tight money. ' 1 ow eal with a host of problems . ' . • ~ ' • Regional '""""'"''"on to gh id 0 f th d sh to d edu 1· h m the Southern • -·a! Sy ed \Jl an<wer rails during tile rt t s e e roa • eer· Over and over constituents said. man. and spec1al physical raised by techholo~ . . stem IS """ • Ohio's Appalachian highway ro "' and socialI Icalion teacher David Gillen. last year. be built as a four-lane road in period there has been no con· ing off a utiIity pole, roIU ng expressed the hope that the One oft.lllflllkme4 domestle revolution since World War 1 Those who retired, and whose Van Meter was employed for tract. The tru•tees have a con· down a lO fool embankment, bombing of military facilities in Issue W88 tisht moaey. emerging nations, civil rights, 1resignations were approved ear· a salary of $5,400 which b $700 major areas, 1 tract with tile village of Pom· and coi!Ung ID rest upSide North Viet Nam ordered last automatio~, _poverty and popu· ' uer by the board, are Lawrence in addition ro his base pay of Rhndes last month offl!red to eroy, down. month by Presldent, Johnson, a~~":n~:me," s:"~w"'~ lallon exp OSJons. Rose, Florence Circle and Cora $1,700. advance the government the 77 ,.1, ho Lee D J 18 would hasten the wars end. s~•·,..~ ~ u- ..., "bill Webb. Others employed last nlgbt by entiru cost of the Appalacllia ' &i!B ' Lo~~oB~~om. lost c~~~:~l of "The people in my district theb:-~ more ChUdren Die Math Teacller Michael Popp the board were William Me· Way to expedite Its construe· his auto on county Road 28, want this war_ \Jl end and tbey ap:.nai:e about bow ti&hl MIAMI - MRS. GERAL- and Latin Instructor Richard Whorter of Huntington, ao Eng- lion, but tnday'l offer is Ill ad· ~ and slid down an embankment see a break m the stalemate b, dine Luke left three ol her · Russell, both high school teach- !ish teacher and William Am- dltlon \Jl that. came ro rest in a small gully; through the bombing," ~ moaey · children waiting in her car Mon· and 8 two car collision was re- Rep . Frank M. Clark, D-Pa., m A number oJ ~ ~Y when she viBited a medical ported at the intersections of a typical comment. said lheir CODStiluenls wert stlpply bouse to give a pint ol Routes 124 and 143 . Cletis Dal· The President's s\Jlck bas fmdlng it bard to Jet Joel, and blood for which she was paid ton Rutland the driveT of one gone up "about 1,1100 per cent" others complaiHd about blcJ!a" llours later when she I A Portsmouth man was ca:, said dido'! see anolh· since the bombings began, he !Dterest rates. "' er vehicle driven by Paul Wal· returned wthe car, ber children· It was all In day's Dylug for About t a.m. nearing Chlca· kee where Mrs. Pickens, who to Gallipolis municipal court lace, Dexl..-, as he, Dalton JamiiS t, Barbara 3, and Joseph WW II Pilot Ray R. Pickens, go, three rowering and mean- bad been visiting relatives, was July 15 by the Stale Highway polled off 143 onto 124 Into the m were dead. Middleport physician, who ear· looking tornado funnels were taken aboard to return home. patrol afoor his car crashed in· path ol the other car. No ar· Police said the children died ly Sunday detoured around a directly in their path. By radio Relurning Monday afternoon, w the back of a Meigs county rests were made. Df either suffocalion or heat three-funnel tornado near Chi· they learned they had better gel again faced with low ceilings man's car at 2' to p.m. Mondoy atroke in the closed car. A med- cago to land at Gary, Ind., five down at Gary, within 15 min- and scattered stonns they flew on Rt 35 one mile north of ical examiner estimated that minutes bPJore lhe winds utes. In 10 minutes they were a great circle route, via Cincin· Gallip;,lis.' Ralph Welker, Meigs county repreMDtaUve, urge4 In the 91kiegree heat, temper· struek. down and five minutes later naU and upriver ro get into Carl E. Colvin, 53, Portsmembers of the Pomeroy Chamber oi Commerce Mon· ature Ill the car reached 130 Dr. Pickens, with a passen- the wind struck, uprooting Athens. mouth, posted $27.50 bond to day to attend the flood control bearing tblll Tbursc!IJ •11 D Ids 1 f at the Rutland elementary school. -arees. g"'jdiWi ~met . C~if , ~~~so o trees, and moving everything ., 11 was nothing,. the pilot appear on a charge of failure Welker, speaking following the Chamber's DOOD MJ epo ' s ou or wan· not attached seclftly ro the . ' ro stop withm the assured clear luncheon at Bailey's Restaurant in Pom~, said reprekee, Wise., early Sunday from ground assured Childs. Chllda. a con- distance. sentatives of the Ohio Water C(VJ!mjssion w!ll eonduet More Blood, Tear• Athens airport wbere Pickens' · firmed groundling, wasn't so Tbe patrol said that Charles the hearing to determine if fiood control Ia Deeded 1D WkHUNGTUN - DEFENSE Bonanza Is quartered. Monday they got to MUwausure. D. Salser, 51, Racine, headed Secretary Robert s. McNamara the Leading Creek south, had s\Jlpped behind a shed area of Meigs county. wu named by C rl C Prosldenl oays tbe Viet Nam war will recar making a left turn in\Jl 0. "The attendance of Jack Carsey and Coullly Camquire more American men and Kan Harbor· Behind him, C<>l· available for this 3 p.m. muDity Imprvvement Corponplam!s, and, despite U.S. mili· vin falled \Jl stop. There was ing will help," said Welk..-. lion Presldeut ll'l'ed Qow to tary aalns, there will be no ear· medium damage to both cars. AJ Leonard, !966 cbeck on a posalbll lndustrlal ly end to the fighting. No one was injured. ehalrman, expressed his site near Pomeroy lllat bU 'Die secretary also told a The accident was the first elation \Jl all persons, rall facilities nearby, Monday news conference that !Dvest1gated by the Gallipolis lions and businesses for Appearance t1 the Olambelthe cost of the U.S. mU!tary ef· patrul post Ill si• days, tile last belp alter tt was backed Amtrk!an Wind fort Ill South Viet Nam is now being on July 5 . that the three-day event oay ill Pomeroy OD July 17 about •• billion a month and A patrol arrest Monday was apparenUy a financial IIIIIIOUilced &Dd It ..., rijdW "oo doubt this will contioue to Edward S. Croy, 46, Nappanee, A committee of William Grw!bat C of C members are reo increase... Ind., overlenglb vehicle, bondDONALD SMITH ser, Ted Reed and Bob Gant spoN[ble fur ralsini fJ.IIliG to WORLD 1 I Lil<l Hidt'twur. (ht•)o!t'r, has emnplt•tNl a ~ourse in ('osnwtoic·~~· and ad,·an('t' hatr 'ity ling at SnuUwrtun - i\1arly Bt•auly ,\t·:.uh · m~· - .Sht• 1:-i 110,, empiO)("d at the La Ft•rnnw Bca.uty ~ Hop in lldprt•. I m U1h!WW 'ni1-§ 1 TONIGHT thru TUESOA Y "HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE" J ul'k Lt•nt ' •n \ t r ll :l I L ·i tTnhni tu ll•r ' - and"DEAR HEART'' Gl {'llll F un! (;t·rnldint• l '.l;:.! P I ' MEIGS THEATRE I Pomer·oy, Ohio ' TONIGHT thru TUESDAY I I " A PATCH OF SLUE" S;dr t . ·~· Pu l 1t l' l' Shelly Winters ~~ghn. ~ullure; '• J I Color Cartoons Wtdnes day & Tttursday Ju ly 13-1 4 NOT OPEN I July IS -1 6 "KING RAT " St" ',ll Fea t Jr etle Tom home:~: v'::ter:e~ou~~ ~tes~~':.':.~y ~~~~~~e, .::Ve,;~:r:. ° " FRiDAY & SATURDAY ( ; t" l A merzcans • Want Four Escape ln]"ury t"n Out, But Only Three wrecks Afit er Victory I' Cuurten.:~y I I SPECIAL! I DOUBLE OUR SALES! ty. Tom Kincaid, a student I at. Ohio University, visited over the : , weekend with his grandmother, i Mr s. John Kincaid and Mr. and Strongest Frigidaire Washer Protection Plan ever ••• backed by .,__1 General Motors! One·year Warranty for rep air of any defect Without charge, plus four ·year Prgtection Pl an for furnistuna replacement for any de· f ecti ve part in the com ple te transmission, d tt\1 8 motor, or 11r1• capaetty FOR NEW DEEP CLEANING! Modtl Wll war.,. pump~ JEf.Sir.Pl£ ROllER-MAne MECHANISM! NO GEARS! NO PULLEYS! NO BELTS! , that Mr s. Iva Wa rd is serious- , I, ly ill at Doctors Hospital in Co· . ' lumbus. Ohio. Mr. L. W. McComes visited $1.00 i Comas, 0' • 15-p;.,., of Ch;'''" • Re~:~l Ch.cken Glavy • tlo! R~:~Us $3 ONLY 75 Me-l who is slightly impro\•· • ed from a recent illness. I I Th e Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mcintyre ol Springfield, Ohio, 1 I were weekend visitors with her , 1 mother, Mrs. Robert Coats. I Miss Dianne Criswell, student I nurse of St. Joseph's Hospital , in Parkersburg, W. Va., spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey, doo, Hunlington, W. Va., visited O\'er the weekend with their parI ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brew- 1 ington, and Mr. and Mrs. Luck- 1 eydoo. New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Cl"" Kerns and daughters, Joyce and Judy, of C<>lumbus, Ga. visited re~ntly with her mother, Mrs. William Robson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wheel· er of Nevada. Ohio, visited recently with h..- groodmother, Mrs. Ernest Burton. Thursday the group were joined by Mrs. Ivan Grove of Cheshire for a POMEROY, 0. trip to llawks Nest In West Vir· i and SJOO Choose now from this choice selection or womens cotton sleeveless blouses In bright prints, stripes and solid tones. All easy-care Order More .4id fabrics. Some no press material. Regular Sizes 30 to 38 tnd Extn Sh11 40 to 44 • Jet ·Away li nt removal! No lin t trap to ci P.an. • Jet Spm €ets cl othes wonderfully dry- saves heavy !itt1ngl • Automatic Soak Cycle \ loosens dirt, gri me! Even LHI With r ..do! BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,~--------------~ ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE PHONE 992·5432 ~----------------------------~gJrua. 1 We Are Having Our Custom Drapery Sale Now In The Drapery Department On the 2ncl Floor Elberfelds In.Pomeroy ''~· I ' ....~·~ - ---- _.,,_. ... .,. _. . --·--~ ,. ..,!';~sl:~ ~e said·- '------------------------------------------~--~~ ' cit·~ SAIGON (IJPl) -Communlsl groundflre '!'be pOol parachut· Sooth on Monday alone. Friend, Long Bo~ . • .-. Ire tom·, Fred Elizabeh Well, Pomery; North VIet Nam sent mlssUe- ed ro earth and wu presumed The conl!Dued !allure of u~ Dal Teal rd p rtland. Vivian llr!Dg MIG21 jets aloft and captured. Sovtekupplled SAM mlsslles Am• tt ~ 0 ' launched at least aeven surfPhlek POol Oat supported Air Force reports n~bar,ea _ Harold Will. to-air (SAM) rocketa from tbe In air actloD today, a U.S. that tbe U.S. baa dovtsed a Blrlh Mr and Mrs Dale 1 pound Ill a desperate bid to Navy n Crusader jet w8ll system to nullify lhe missiles, · • lllop a 101-mlssion U.S. air raid, downed Ill Dames to miles east known \Jl pilots u "flying Tealord, a son. American military apokesmen of tbe vital pori of Halpilollg, telephone poles." nJNDS TRANSFERRED said taday. but a rescue bellcopter plucked An Air Force spokesman said All of the m!lsDeo wen wide tbe pilot to safety from a the lyslem wu a comb!Dation ol w: of tbelr targets as U.S. Navy mountain , IIIIIIIDiil The U.S. of "teclmlque, tactica &Dd I I animal I · o1 TIUAL DATE SET and Air Force ~lanea pounclocl military eommand Issued DO electronlca" wbleb appanntly men an c BliD LE!!AN'OH, Ol!to <UP!) - A supply and COmlntllllcattooa otber IDformatloD on today'l jam tbe radar wblch ftldos lbe fll3 to Ida Denison wen apSepl • l~trJ lrlll will be 1IDea in tbe Not1b Monday. 'lbe Jwnblnp. SAMa. proved dur!Dg lbe n~~~U~ar meet181d lor Pattie Scott of Ore- number of mlnlonl oae.. c Ia-~ lint time such a figure ny a MlulIDg of tha Meiss County ~ aonla,; Ohio, organizer for the more, 111r1keo by a IIDII• plane wu~· .Niealed, opkeamen taday Air Force pilou new a missioners Monday. IW ~ KJaol!, on a charge of """'~ tbl re<ord 111 Npolted tbal L71 Amerlcln mlsaiOIIS Monday wldlo Navy luleifl\1111& will!~~ . . . mlsitoiii &."!~ bJ u.s. pl.- belklotl~• 111ve biea 1o1t 1 ruen new ' 11. · 'nle planes N0111 fou KJIOIII meal ~- carryiDg out lbelr lui WedJ!Mda,. , . CQJ!!bet .l i !loJtlb 'VI(!I Nam ID!asbed brldlel, wareboullel, Sclenlllts llavo ~ 4U~Jilt, ~ .p'rrMd 1nnoc1n1 .~ 01 $algoD ftOiD Jilt: t, lin, lbrough Jail. lines, . - . . tllat !be boltl.- po111DIIo 0111 ~ befOre Wmen CoaDiy Air Force Fl05 Tbunderddef 7 Ill' IIlii )1!111'~ F- U.S. 20 ·bargeJ &114-e~t'Jd&bways ,ID llotr ..-do .m.t ·CCU•• · • C:clurt JudD PIUI ll!ll11l'n. wu lllo* don b7 CIIIIV.....aJ ltiiiQ li!IWII _,. ..,_ lll ~btl. ~ ~ ._ ........ I I iJ ° ' \ State Patrol h~ Welker Asks Good TurnOUt For Flood Control Heann•g llnance tbe program ed \Jl municipal court July 12. ald to the Vietnamese Commu. olsts. The alert went oul Moaday as part of a concerted Kremlln campalp to disprove Communlst Cb!Dese cllarges the Rus•lana are '""'"'Uy bacltlnf lbe United Stalei. ID VietNam, par. licularly the bomblnl ol oU d. jiGis lear Hanoi and Halpbo111. 1 JET ACTION ADVANCES GALORE! Ph • • Pil E d S eport ysiCia n· ot va es torm Missile Firing Jets, "'* SAM Rockets Thrown I B I b Rd ~~~ nto att e y e s -==-~= :ff..~j Lf.~'"::t.. · :~~.;;.~ 1 over the weekend in Columbus [ : with his mother, Mrs. J. W. M"ddl II~ "LAURA MAE" LIFE SLEEVELESS BLOUSES ,I Mrs. Mtl!ard Wildermuth and · fam ily. ; Rela tives have recei ved word ' Js Cited by All in a Day'S flying Just Received A New Shipment Womens nar ut Mu:-b igan State UniversJ-, ;;:;j; ;;;" Portsmouth Man Make Elberfelds Your Shopping Center for Furniture a"d Floor Coverings - For Ready to Wear and Accessories -use Our FREE Parking Lots on 2nd Street and also at our Warehouse on Mechanic Street where we have Complete lines of linoleums and Vinyl Floor Coverings on Sale. YOU SAVE AS WE TRY TO •, ,. ranw., II'Ucn, • Ill•• from Be Is statiooed at Parrio liA i"TY was seated thiB Kerr, N,:,'w. Comploll llieha1'd land, Stutll CaroliDI IM •· h · 11 11 ...,.__,__ ,_,__ ...._. -• • uoa w ear a c1v ac on ...-..---., ......,.. .._.ay ..., Meigs Coonty Common Robert WlllptL. GAMES POSTPONED C<>urt filed by Charles R. AQ Kylfr Creek Uttlo Jr., against Walter Hayes Leape _ , . ,0111 cam•• tbe result of an automobile ELBOW IK!bedaled 111r IIID!t\11 bave cident. Weill, tbne and a been pot1tpoDed heeaue of tbla The plaintiff ll • half oJi. ••.,._. of Mr. mOIIIIng's tremendou ltorm judgment of 411,511i.5e. llrl. Gerald E. Jralll, Rt. wblcll llrlclt !be - . To- on the jury ere Worthy • lllPfo pmes wiD be played Jobn Wickham, LarT)' D'ldl!ldn, ••• ...iil":a fraclured..., --...... Wedneoday, 111111 tbe ftlDalll. Grover Stout, Wanette •w - . . """ _.lDI l&mel moved llaek Mary E. Nlehola, David da occordlD QuilleiJ, Edgar A. -7• 1 "' lottnle7 ol• Velma batt, RuueU L. c.r.oo, vt.otn.lll!llll· ~I*' li _. llclall, Ia Nelson and llerbert Hoovv. ' ~ . · ·' LOCAL TEMPS Molp o-ni Bo'lftal '!'be temperature In Pome- A4mi'lll1 - Richerd ~ ~8. ~ ~~1;" .":\~..::: t.-;:s:-!ell :t ro,'s mm....• &tr~ at 11:10 ..,., Mlddl~ a.m. was n .4flreea under ISV· llbcllaJfa - ·Lewll _. - Mil! - ~~ '" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 11, 1966 lee pierce rainey satterfield