https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c4e3cc2b7ec896ce0e0a7bdd38bc5ec0.pdf 1dafb763e49e57328088291ff4d442e0 PDF Text Text / • ~ Sentinel, Pollltl'Oy-Mldclleport, 0., My 18, 191111 Stork Shower Is Given for Mrs. Leo Hill A stork was used as a center$ce and gifts were placed m I 6assinet when Mrs. Dorothy lllleman entertained with a ... wer lor Mrs Leo Hill at the &\eman residence in Ches h.tre, *'st Friday evening. Games were played with priz- rded t El ·se Matson Around and About p OMefOY Bride-to-be Is Honored With Shower J MAlE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR·SHOPPING ·CENTER About Middleport Miss Rosetta Lisle, bride elect ~I Mr. John waS' honored with a bridal ~ er Thursday evening at ilj home of Mr•. Lewis . Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baker I! Brownell Avenue tn Mtddleport. and her mother, Mrs. Opal M'15 P II K 0 f Columbus Mrs. Jack Satterfield and Stanley and family, Mr. 5 Y arr . Char lotte Davidson were host· spent the weekend wtth her parMrs. Don Stanley and daughter, ents Mr and Mrs. Charles R. es!es. 1 h f iAk d 1 Pam, spent the past week Kar~. Sr·. whit:o:;s s:a:::'~ 111 at~e l Myrtle Beach,_ S. C. lf' The --•spent some tune go mg •• - • • • .,SUN.. MON. ond TUES. ~ July 11, IB & 19 "HUSH · - HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE" With Joseph Cotton and Olivia DeHavilland -also- "THE BATTLE OF THE VILLA FIORITA" With Maureen O'Hara and Rossano Brazzi (TcchnicolorJ MEIGS THEATRE I she attended the Ohio Baptist Guild Retreat . She served as a counselor, for the meeting brother and family, Mr. Birthdays of Three Observed July Fourteenth I '" ° SS9.9S 5 Many of them sample dresses, fabrics. WHILE THEY LAST - r • . ._...--.. . . f"- -· ~ - ~ ~- . . . - . . ..~ ................... -----A~ - ...,.,..,..,._,w ~!"-/fCi..->~.4W!il< .... , ....t:t,.,.._.w ,.,.. ~~~·~--• • 1"- '"' - ' . r . , ._ _ wash 'n •-aoldtalll 10 tot .......... dirt. M ..U. -"to WORLD man '"' ON SALE ON THE FIRST FLOOR Olympic CLOTHESLINE Made to withstand severe conditions. More strength, less stretch, longer wear. 50 ft. lengths. 2 Sizes: Small fits 8%·9 ., II $1.00 fer ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR Medium fits 9V2 10 Long fits 10%-11 Mattress Coven 2.89 to 4.29 Plastic Mattress Coven _ 1.29 to 2.95 Ironing Board Coven 49c to 79c Ironing Board Pad & Cover Sets 8Bc-1.95 Pillow Protedon · 39c to 69c Taupe, Be1ge, Cinnamon 8 9c dewued Plastic Wire Reinforced Impeccable fit, wrinkle free. At long last the fit of · stretch in a stocking as sheer as any you've ever worn. No looseness, no let down. Mrs. Le-o Ch1lds, who under· went knee surgery six ago, is still conli ned to *' 52x72 Sid · CLEVELAND IUPI) -Hun- group ol NeiJ'oel< dreda or rioting Negroes, many money for an mMi!iiril'iltl wll of them shouting "black power, told to leave anolher 11\'em.·: ." black power," set buildinRs The rioiiDI rUa .'Dot ·liiYolli fire and batued pollee and whites. Wltb tb!!i· ~ fl firemen with gullfire, fire New York,- & : "'JlriwJI!ilr bombs, rocks and bo!Ues in a metropolis 011 ~ ~ 01 foi6i predominantly Negro neighbor- Erie has ~ .;J)erl' hood Monday night and early more racial ~ lban 11111 today. otber norlherll d!t· "'' · ' One Negro woman was shot One white tttllll!il to death and two Negro men at MI. Slnll Ho4ifl&~ fiflil6 were wounded. At least 15 cut. He uld a-•~ ltr'iidl persons, including three pollee- him with a bottle 11Kile he wa vmn, were injlll'ed by bricks waltinl for a ~ , , and other missiles and taken to AI least 10 bttikunp, lllcJud. hospitals. . ing three apartm8houses lllil Pollee, fired upon by roof-top 0 large , superllllltet, . _ . srupers, arrested 49 Negroes, sl• burned out. Sewftl pei'IIOIII of them !'omen. . _ trapped on upper fkMn o1 Some fires were still burmng o1 the apartmeul hlfiJdlnp at 9 a.m. Em:. nearly 12 boors were rescued down .lliJdln. by after Ute nolinl! began. ~re firemen. Only the mfmnej .. than_ 300 police, . mcludmg Ibis bulldlng WBI Jefl .otmdiW, opec13lly trained not squads, The woman abol ilblb .,.. were called out. Mn. Joyce Arnell, II, molbir Police said the rloling was of three ehlldre!L A 11t1u. sparked by two incidents in the struck her Ia tha lad ·•!iDe slum-ridden Hough (proniliiiiCed she was leaillng oat -a. wiJdow hull) district on the East Side callbte for her ehJidNa. of Cleveland. This city of Wallaa! Kelley D, wu lliot nearly one million residents, 1u the cbiD and It MI. abuut one-third of them Negro, Sinal Hospital Alllon· Bart, 11, has been sitting on a civil waa lntated at the ·hcwpltal for nghts powder keg in the past a hlp IIOIJIId and ,..,._. _ few years. liDII*'I Pe,plr.J'Imllea Girl Refuaed Wator Fireinen abtndrml r their In ~ne instance, a young Ne- hoses and .,.dpnwnj .Ia~ gro gtrl was refUBed a glass of Instances w11en 111e1 'IIJI!ill;jfliiil water by a white hnrtender in a on by 8J1lPm, lllil pelllttl 1i11ft ' tavern. In the other incident a bricks and botlleL - -- if 52.S2 $4 00 a . pair home, Headley St. She have a cast on her knee another three weeks. Select Your Christening Service Held In Middleport Julia Ann Ohlinger, .. .. . . ..... ,.... r .. ... - ~ - ~ - · - - ·~ NEW TIMEX WATCHES WE FIT ANY WINDOW I 'J ANY EXACT WIDTH •.• '2.3 ANY EXACT LENGTH Now ycu can add new elegance to your Interior decor with the on the First Floor. luxurious beauty of custom -made draper~. Also Elberfelds Are You select from the finest fab- rics and newest ll'lades. Expert craftsmen will tailor the draperln of your choice ·to your individual decorative specifications. Guarant..d prompt delivery. Headquarten For NOW ON WESTCLOX Spring wind and electric alarm clocks. See the new models In this most popular line on the Firat Floor WASIDNGTON (UPI}-Presldenl Johnson. wam· ed· Congress today thai lhe admlnlslraUon may have .to choose between a heavy deflell next year or a tax Increase If lbe leglslaton keep wtblg money be does,n't want. Tbe Cblef Exeeutfve Issued the warning to members of the House and Senate app~oprlatlons committees at a White House meeting. He alse dlsclused that the deftelt for the last fiscal year 1008 wbleh ended June 30 wu billion smaller !ban anttelpated. But one of !be eongre8illlen, Rep. Robett Michel. R-DI_., said Jolmson spoke In terms of a '"billion Increase In his budget for lbe current J,Z montha unless lbe eurrelit lrend Is rnened. Michel said lbe Prelldenl "laid It on the Hne." CUSTOM DRAPERIES MADE TO YOUR ORDER Now . . . . . . many new models for men and for women. See them NOW SALE lOOJo OFF Just make BRING YOUR WINDOW MEASUREMENTS Cool, C11mfortable Long Wearing • "Bachelors' Friend" Cotton Socks For Men White, grey or black. Your correct size 10 to 13 on sale. two Menurements: from top of rod ti" desired lenif.h; from one end of rod to the oth. for width. :1 GATOR ROACH HIVES Clean! Easy to use! Odorless! Economical! Kills roaches, silverfish crickets. 3 hives in a box. 3 :::" $1.00 39c Ra-Pid-Gro SOWBLE PLANT FOOD Dissolves quickly. Clean, odorless. Use Ra-Pid-Gro on every· tbing you grow! 1 pound size. $1.30 See the Many Bargains in Dependable Quality Living Room, Bedroom, Dining and Kitcher:r furniture On Safe on the 2nd and 3rd Floors. Use Your Credit At - - ' E-L~~~~ELDS It~ ... ·- ....... ~•. ,.-~~ -· -·" ·.. ..,...... _... .. . ........-··· - -·- - - - POMEROY ,, Mlllftlfi 8.95 wear CANTRECE STOCKINGS Shoe Store -~ ···· I''' Cleveland Section Erupts Into Bloody Battle Areas Beautiful new/rints . . . hand printed . drip dry . , . guarantee fast colors . . . all cotton. Deluxe Seamless Sheer TENNIS SHOES -- lll ........ - ...... "Kay Whitney" Dresses $375 .. ..... • Sun Glo Table Covers Womens _, I-- "l jl 'i~. L---------------------------_; Gn the Second Floor. BUCKET 0' CHICKEN oo# o .. o ~ See the many new models Hoover Sweepers ill the Drapery Department, SPECIAL PURCHASE FOR THE JULY SALE! ,,. ~ ;n DINNER VALUE IN TOWN! ·· · ·- "•'I.;, Oolya-boalo.ao ., HERE! · '· piece styles, on sale for month~ld daughter of Mr. Mrs. Michael Ohlinger (Judy Gregg) of Nelsonville was christened during the' morning I h' 1 1 the wors1pservcea United Presbyterian 1·n Middleport Sunday · The Rev. Howard Ruppel! /olin Hood viBitl !iciated. The christening dn•ss l'l was a gilt of the baby's Brother in W eot aunt, Mrs. Leo Kennedy. John Hood, son o! Mr. a:Jd Attending the rites Mrs. Milton Hood, returned re- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohlling.er cently from a vacation trip in and childre-n, Julia Ann California. Traveling by jet. Michael II, Nelsonville; Mrs. .he visited in Mountain View, Jesse Lake, West Jefferson , Calif., with his brother and and Mr. and Mro. Conrad family, Mr. and Mrs. James , Ohlinger and children, Hood and daughter, J o I en •· j roy, grandparents; Mr. MllddleMrs. Hood i3 tbe former Ro•a- , Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Sr., lee Davis of Rutland. I port, and Mrs. WiUiam Jim Hood Is associated wiib 1Hopkinsville, Ky., aunt of Ute Flying Tiger Airplane svs- baby. tern and is working toward ac- A family dinner was held quiring his commercial fl>- the Kennedy home ing license. He flew hlo broth- the church services and group er, John, to several places In pictures were taken. The California, Including Los An- birthday anniversary of Mr. geles, where they visited w•th KennedY was also observed durMr. and Mrs. Rollllle Evans ing the day. Mr. Lake spent and family. He was mel at Co· two days this past week vlsitlumbus airport by Kathy Me- ing in Coolville with his sisters, Elhlnny and Keith Morgan. returning to his borne in ONLY COVNCJL TO MEET Jeflerson and leaving Mrs. Otester Ccuncil, Daughters of Lake for a longer vi_sit in • U·piec•• of Cbkhn • Raol Chkklfl G!-O¥)' America, wiD meet in regular dleport and NeisonviUe. • Hoi Rolli session Tuesday evening. A laySON IS BORN tile shower honoring Eileen Babr will be held following Ute Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E meelinl!. Manley, Middleport, announce ~~~=======,lthe birth of a son, Joseph Ray, on July 6 at Holzer HospitaL The baby weighed & lbs., 9 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Manley are the parenlli of a daughter, Cathy, for All The Fomily age 7. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Manle~ of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. McKinney of !louie 1. Cheshire. Great grandperROUS.'S ents are Mrs. Ella of Middleport. Mrs. Anna PHONE 992·5432 POMIEROY, 0Mlddl..,ort, 0. of Cheshire, and Mrs . .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ __ . ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~;Kingery of Gallipolis. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . Negro Rioters, ~Olice, JUST suits - one-piece and two -1 Mrs. Bertha Baumgardner and. IWebster and son, Mtss Janet "r·s_ Beach. i Stross, and Mrs. Margaret FulkSUNDAY' MONDAY and TUESDAY Home made ice cream and ner, all of Dayton: Mrs. F ern July 17, 18, IB a decorated birthday cake were I Stafford and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ''THE SILENCERS" , served to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stafford and Linda, Rutl~nd; Dean Martin, Stella Stevena Taylor, sister ol Mrs. Beach Mr. -and Mrs. James Damels, of Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Middleport; Mrs. Gladys RumWED.N•O~ ~~~~SDAY Lewis Harris, Minersville : Mr. field, James Adams, Mr. and and Mrs. Denver Rice and Bil- Mrs. Clarence Andrews and FRt. thru TUESDAY lv and Mr. and M>s. Norman Sus:ln and Raymond, and CharJuly 22-26 I Yeauger and Kevin Middleport les Eskew, Pomeroy; the honorWall Disney's and Mrs. Baumgardner, Glen- ed guest, and Mr. Withee and 1 "BAMBI" nd h.ld f C Feature Length Animated 1 wood, W. Va., and Mr. and the hostess a c 1 ren oCartoon From The Novel by 1 Mrs. Beach. lumbus. Felix Sullen ; Calling during the day were Mrs.Withee received many "DISN•J~LAND i Mrs. Ernest Lallance, Middle- mce gtfts and also phone calls AFTER DARK" port; Mrs. Henry Roush and fr~m her son, Sgt. James Louls Armstrong Miss MiJdred Roush · Racine • W1thee, Kan. who K Is stationed ndfr in M Bobby Rydell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. sas City, an., a om rs. and Many Others Karr, Sr., Pomeroy. Janel Eskew and Mrs. Betty --- ----~---Combs of Dayton. 1 M_~~·-M_a_o_n~~~rea _______~~~J:~~ TUESDAY, JULY 19, 196c:'',,~,0;;_, -------------------------~------~------~------~~~------------~~~~--~~~ -~ ---------------------- Much higher priced swim I Pomeroy, OhM ·-.' e,, - ,, ' edl _____r_he ___ SWIM SUITS Miss_ Linda _Lyons visited week lD Galhpohs W1th Mrs. John E. Lyons and Mrs. Charles Withee w a s Johnny. ' pleasantly surprised with. par- I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tm'llOr · ty Saturday evening at her home and children of North ~~;~t~~ in Pomeroy in observance of are here for a week's v her birUtday, given by her dau- with his parents, Mr. and Mr9. I ghter, Mrs. Larry Stafford. Joe Turner Their dau1ghti!r, I Mr and Mrs. Frank Beach A decorated birthday cake Debbie, ha~ been here entertained with a party July and homemade Ice cream were 1her grandparents since ; 14 at their home, Maple St. , served to Mr. and Mrs. Robert and wiU return home with her ' Middleport, in observance of Marcinko, Tuppers Plams: Gene parents. I the birthdays or Lewis Harris, Eskew, Mr. and M~. Edward . ' ___~_o_T_ha ___,~ ___ -V~L~~------~------------~------------~----DW_n_o_hd - XVHI NO. 64 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, 01\fiO Dotty Mann 1 - ·---- - ' ·• tla.s,. PURCHASE I I' Mrs • Withee is • Surpt~sed on , Her 81fthday .. I • d ty returned from Wittenburg .. 'I SPECIAL :ut es awa o 01 Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre decorations and relrc:.J.uuents. fn at the seaside resctrt and Audrey Patterson. The door of Fairborn were weekend Gifts were placed on a tiered sur 1 g · l'r il~ wag won by Emtleen Say- guests of her mother, M rs .1 table covered with a -pink cloth Mrs. Lillian McGhee was in re Frank Stewart. j and centered with a white Hall- Riverside, W. Va., recently to A dc s~ert courst: cGia cof· . mark bride replica. Piuk aotream- attend funeral services for a . ' ' 1 Mrs. Be-rt Nf'tltzlmg, Mrs. Jed 1ers were suspended from the brother-in-law Mr Earl fee and mmts were served •t 1e W b t . ' d e s er sr. , an d Mrs. Ger aid ceiling to corners of the gift ta - ers. She also ' visited with guesL'i . A small stork was use Wildermuth were in Columbus bl · · B n w v c.s a de('oraticn for each plate. Saturdav to attend the Ameri- Ge. 1 ed d . t.!VeS m e e, . a. . . . .. • .. _ ames were p ay an pr1zr .J.,"- guest ltst Jm:: lijded Eml- , can Leg1on Aux1hary conven es won by Mrs. Hodney Sauer Rece~t . guests of M . leer. St.)" n~. Roberta Musser , tion . held at the Neil House. and Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny. Mrs. Wtlham Russell and sons, Pauline ;fillis, Ora Hill. Doris Mr and Mrs Earl Young and The door prize was won by I Ken, Ma:kh at:td ~ohn,d - S · h K th · . · W II Aft th Mrs. 0 wtg t 0 aVIS an Deetrr' Eollse mit , a ~ ' son returned home Saturday' Mrs. Dwight a ace. er e . d d hte Kr' ti Hill, Btatrice Dugan, Dons after a visit at Meadow honored guest had openod the JKI~, an adugM r, w"·ns' ton · d. Audrey p a tterso n' Bridge W.· Va with relative3 . gt.1ts, the ea ke decora ted Wl·th mgston rs.M 1 Hlchmon M. an V Caro l Barber. June Dewhurst, Beve~ly and .Vicki Young of pink wedding bells waa. .serv- Hood, l. .. ernon, r o. Eloise Matson . R . II W V d Debra ed with ice cream also decorat- Mrs. Wilham Bane ef Hopame e. - a., an k k' ·11 Ky has been the Kathh Bover Deeter. Eloise Sm ith, of Danese, w. Va .. are ed with the bell motif. Pin nut- msv1 e, ·• Hill, Mrs. Coleman, and Hetty th~ guests of Mr. and :-.1 r s cups and white bells complet- guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo KenHutchi~>on. ~1rs. Hutchison as- E 1 y d ed the theme. nedy whlle her husband was eman with the Mar oudngMan Edson. rd Web- I Present were Mrs. Rodney on a training mission with the Col sisted Mrs. r. an rs. wa th E . . g Battalitn at shower. ' ster and son of Dayton were Sauer, Mrs. Kenneth McElhin· 27 ngmeenn I M A B";'e Mrs Ft Campbell Ky. He has been weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. ' ny , rs. nn ~ y, · ·. ed t t · v· t Nam 0 u ~ m Je Clarence Andr~ws and family Dwight Wallace , :\ir::~ . Jack assign. · 8atter fiIf"ld , Sr., Mrs. 1va s·1s- and WJit leave tn August. Mrs. 0//il'illl F11milies and attended the Erlewme-Es. . . k dd" son Miss Lois Sauer Miss Ste- Bane came for chrtstenmg r1tes Dint> ut M11rtin ew we mg . . . ' . Pul M" ' ah B h for her niece Julia Ohlinger. Village offi(•:als and thetr <.:Jarence Andrews Is 111 at h1s pham~ len, ISS 5ar . ec • • wives were guegts of Mr. and Ihome. Ebenezer SL t~e, M1ss Rh~a Hall, _Miss Nel- Mr . and Mrs. Edison Baker Mrs . .John ZPrkle at a dinner Mr. and Mrs. Edward .lung- he Zerkle, Mtss Halhe Zerkle, and daughter, .Janet, have rehelp Sunday at Ihe Martin Res· i mckle and daughter. Donna •)£ Mrs. Charles R_ussell, Mrs. Ger- turned from a trip to G~e~ taurant in Vliddleport. Follow- Cincinnati, spent the weekend aid Anthony ~ISS Cathy Blaett- Burney, Maryland, for a v_JSJt ing the dinner. the mayor, with her parents. Mr . and Mrs. ner, Mrs. L~WIS Sa~er, Mrs. with their daughter and farmly, l members ot" C'Ouncil. and clerks !Joseph Raub and Jack . Mrs. J~ck Satterfleld, Miss. Roseltu Capt. and Mrs. Donald Russell went to the mayor's office , Raub accompanied them home L1sle, Mrs. Charles I...Jsle, moth- and children. They also visited where work was done on the for a two weeks visit. ft1' of the honored guest, 8 n d at Annapolis Naval Academy, I 1967 budget. I Mrs. Larry Stafford and chil- Miss Charlotte Davidson. . and also at Williamsburg and I Attending were Mayor and dren of Columbus were week- Sending gifts were Mrs. Rich- Jamestown in Virginia. TheY Mrs . C. 0. Fisher. Mr. and end guests of her parents, Mr. ard Hovatt~r, Mrs. ~rank Esch- visited historic sites Mrs. B. F'. Parma lee, Hiehard : and Mrs. Charles Withee. ( Ieman. M1ss Bermc~ Durst. home through Virginia Vaughan, Mrs. Jack Sigman, E. A. Hummel Jr ., returned Mrs. John Blaettner Ml~S Janet West Virginia. clerk of the Board of Publ ic to his employment in Logan to- Baker, Mrs. Don Erwm, Mrs. Ken Harris, student at Affairs: Mrs. Betty Darst. day , after spend ing Sunday with Edgar Re~nold~, Mrs. Edward State University in ~olllJmiJil'!, villC:Ige office secretary, and this aunt , Mrs. Charles With- Crooks. Mtss Cmda Sam~r and ; spent the weekend with ~~~_!_nd Mr~. Jo~n-~kle~ - row . _ j Mrs. Richard Vaughan . family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs . William L. SmJth recentHarris and family. •' ;1 ° ~~Ji1iW ,.I'J I'Iiill1 J University. Springfield, where . en,t1ne I ; ,_;.: Legion Parade __.., swOOped ln-011 ·- • ... ...! ; ' , •· .. , •• .....,..,.. .- ., ~-'-mstro '. �' . . '' ' . ' ,· . .·-·. • .' ' ,., ' • \ ,... ,r 0 ,, July I ~9, ~.1'.' I ' :!- . ·· 1 · ,. ' ,. ~ I !UJ!Ji', se11~~~ P.Omero~~d~e~, · O., July 19; 100~ 1Siewfll'l' on. beh81! ol ~ ~nit ~ 111611 . ' ~' ' ,·. Raeme .' . y- ' . -· ... ' . ,"~' .•· Cbestet . - ' lor ill• b\>nor at her. illlltallat,lon. f "ec!~. i '·. ·Appropriate readings lor Ill, lnstanatton ~~ orll~ will be . del!""dance Day were given. by held, at the July meell,ng .. Also', Margaret Houdasbell and Gar• , the Girls .state report to be Ill· , net Smith. · SnP1~tV ven. . • · ,. .._ . . Both the Junior Jmd Senio~ : Mrs. Stew~rt presented Gar- ·BY , CUI\ICE ALLEN' . . - · wilt .t,;elved banners at the , net Smith With •. past president MI'S.,!:lorothy Michael has reMl!lll Jadde Jones, Shade, a!!d :sumin<if copventlon at GIOUllter pin smce she WIH be leavmg turiled home alter attending a Terry Roush, Bqller, PIIJ, e~t ! for belli& quota un,lts on mem· l the community and unable ~ Cl~rlcal Workshop ~t the Unta recent weekend with ~... an~ berilttp.' Jean cari', 8th District : attend the July meeting. T verslty of Cmclnnat1. Mrs. VIrgil Roush, Letarl ~'alls;I J'regulent, · ts urging member· ~~~ber\f~~t:;' ~·· Sm!th Allen Weber, Akron, was a , The Racine Leg!~ AuxQiatY,.'!Ihlp·•·!o begtn early this year. ;onat".,l' · Me .";;'. ~rp:~ recent supper guest of Mr. and met recen~y at the Pos!;i•ii9~..Mir,jte1\'l&lker and Eume. Brm. awarded~ s!art. j Mro. Clayton Allen and Bill. with Gamet Smlll\, P;J;l!sld,e~"t-. ker 'ttl!nded the Convention.. D. J>. Cleland and Mrs. Car· presldmg. ·: )l ;,, : j AJulil! Stewart gave a brtef Reports of the auditing .. and 1pe~ter, Columbus, were recent I)elegales aPP"!n.led 1111: 1l811nle ol her dutoes as ~oun·: nommating commlltees woll be I vtSoton of Mr. and Mrs. DenvenUona were )\lyrtle Walker sellor .~t Girls State. Our G<rl . g1ven at the July meeting. i zel Clelund. and EU!Ile Brinker; AI~!@~ Slater Linda Yost, was. elect- I Pol luck telr,eshments were 1 Mrs. Lawrence Smith, daughbeing Louise Stewart aOII:·,.f,eti. ed as Mafor of her Cit) . She 1served and a sliel~ boor follow-1 ter All~e. Thomas Weber, and ra ~OUIJg· .. ~':._n... preslll~t· 'was presented _a_glfl by Mrs. •ed. , I Opal Offutt have returned hume SOCiety . Notes. Notes I i. p ase 'I ' P.Jr!· . ' . lfler a brief visit 11111! Mr. and 1011 Jerry has been promo'*! to Mrs. Raymond Wilson, and ram- StaU Sargent. He Is with the lly, Rochester, N.W. Army it Kal.lerslautem, GerBill Allen was • recent over- many, and his family Hves there night guest or Cbarles Knight I with him. of Ohio University. i Mrs. Eddie Hartung received . Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld vi- ~ word that her son Edgar has sited with her sister Helen Wil- beeo pro.,oted to First Lieutenson at Renessaler, N.Y. ant, he Is stationed at Lock· Mrs. George Abbott, Mrs. borne Air Foree Base. Nina Caie and children MI. Her· Mr. and Mrs. Myers and lam· mon, called on Mr. and Mrs. ily, Indiana, are visiting with Denzel Cleland, Sunday. ber parents Mr. and Mrs. WilMrs. Lillie Christy Is spend· lis Frost. lng a week with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Lois Ann Sisson, Long Don Matlack and Donna Kay, Bottom, is spending sometime Belpre. with her sister Mrs. Leonard Miss Pat Koblentz attended I Koenig Jr., who recently re. the 4-H Club Congress last week turned home from the Universiat Ohio State. 1 ty Hospital alter undergoing Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland, I surgery there. have received word that their Mrs. Curlis Woll and son Ridge .Keno. .~ _ _!e. 11.1ot-.i. . 'KJCI 1, , ~ . t : y. Mrs. Edith Join. Garth Smith and 'I Mrs. Eloise Farley had as lee .Ralndell, at I.oag ]lql~"' recently Mr. and Mrs. recently. ~ 'l · Lawrence F!ll'ley and lonr chi!- . ~· ' '. dren of Grove City. They wer~ Mr. aJ!d M~. , . , returning home from a .trtp Elaine: Tony ~ · el, , down in Tennessee. ed a birthday P ck ~ , Mrs. Edith Osborne and Mrs. , of Mr. and Mrs. Ja ~ , Mabel Van Meter of Chester, ~~kl glv-::; ~~ d..~~' called on Mrs. Alice Dodson re- ' yn .., •.; , 1 .,, <ently. Mr. and Mrs. ,Sii,nley.;ij~ of Toronto, vlslle4 .over :.~ Howard visited recently with weekend recenUy wli!J .. 1 . ~, Curtis Wolf at the University Edith Osbome. Mr., .and .M!Jr, Hospitsl. He underwent major Ronald Osborne ~ed a , lfll1 aurgery there last week. Icent SUnday. . .. ' "''' " cueSts ' ( ', [}iUI\) ~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----~~>~,-~L',, ' -" ' ,.dt ' " ''·' r:: ~ 1 .,_' I , : ~ ,' !{1':!; II ·• ' "· ' l 'Hit" '1 "' •lti 'A 1ii 'J ftll I ' 1 -,; .L Store N a rn e AT THE ::::~~i:, . ., , I' ' ' ., PAINT SALE ' TENNIS SHOES·. For All The Family LUCO-TEX $ 6~? Roush's Shoe Store Mlddl.,..rt, 0. ~:tiF&3--L!J _~ Reg. Sl.l9 Reg. $8.10 50% Longer ,-til PRICE ~IIAwllr , bl•ruld ALUMIIUM,·. aurlflited lt,. the above cartoon. j ·I I " Shoe Sale "-turd11_1'• (.4 .n'""" huuorrowJ MOIOSI 1 i '"~"'"r1 AU d'tutt·~ orr O/H'R lo lairn u•ho Aa• ,. potp oj' rhit -A MASTIIICIY THE SHOE BOX . •• • I I I- lefor• you toke thot wmmor trip, drive In te Moore's, we'r• always on tho Jolt to glvo you. tho best in cor ore and lmtollotlon. ForGf Run Slate Iel'eer. Marvin article on ''Our :..l!·l.l!l!~r·s attending ~ro·wn, John Dame· IJII'~t~~~:~Newlun, Frank . •i l, , li!Jl..Patty Smith. ~...., Bill Buok· and Torry Caruth· Evans, Debbie Drak•. OIL FILT~RS ...... 99c to 1.99 Ronnie Orr, Jim ;;_;;:: ;,r.~·-· Gladys Car· tile leaders. Mr. and ., SHOCKS liAC:H INSTALLID .ACN C4liiY OUT BRAKE JOB • '13'' I I COMPLETE 4 WHEELS 2 WHEELS 12.00 .1' l' I I 6-F®T . . 1A11 OIICI 5~91 Seat Covers For All Cc;ns • Seat Belts THE HOME OP ..~~~-(7~~ ALU~NUM 1 SALE \ PRICE r ~NI 992-2841 ~- ~~~ j- $~~~5 1893 REDWOOD 4 FT. SQUAll( ,. PICNIC TABLE &BENCH SEt' HARRIS TAPCO FLOOR JACK ....... 5199 tAlE PIICI $499 - • IMCIIANtCS TOOl lOX S588 JIG SAW . Would .... - " ' ,14•00. month to . . ....,._ ch~·lll'opnte witole.hou11 cooling ycu can pt. ' Waukl ,... liMal • '-dllllnp to iet 1M whole ...., o1 au llrcondlllonllll-.d t11a ljiiCial pr1ce cr11tr1 Just fill out this coupalllnd maA If wIll. NJturiiiJ, tllere'ancl abliptN · . ~ ~ r-----------------~--·-------~~ ' ,..I .• ·. I I , _,- .,I ~. ,.. ~·------~--~~~--- -.. , _ 011' AiJ.- 11 111- 'WQI CAN DO - , . . - ...aJ llioWII...,. I • ·, ' ., ..-..----.-. ., , I ••••__... .. , . .It..... .. .~ ' ' . .,..,..llti .a IYI all ' ··,- cwli'·flitR•tt~IIClC&a , ·' p ~ r p a1e ao w. . 0.. !,and TORCH KIT fa u !rimm ing, lirlng or <45 W;ru dou blt Cl.ol· tjog of &rn••d lumlwr, Pome~y ).', N~ · ~-n . Paymen~ Monthlv. " ... ·..,'"; 1 ·,.· .~ ~ I . , ,. '·• -It! S488 HAND SAW , 5.0AL AIJ..PUIPOSE FINISHING SANDER VACUUM S31 ln.tant •• , It()~ tdg~ · H"G IN In lubr i_ . boll bltorl"{{l. f'o1t •n:otlng o ng le Gftd DJSSION 26" "JANCHII" DElUXE' DUAl ACTION op<~r ol)QII fDl ~ir ch,. Mqny ·M.ore Value$! -.., - S333 All PUIPCI$I . .saaa ' .-~;i;;e;~·;);;;;•· .... I'IICI 8A1£ fiiiC£ ~ ~· •' r S2999 CTN. lUfiCIN 50' STEEL TAPI . ·. Tools./.~~ UTILITY SAW ••"*' duttawar,tofor-forllllkldlingwilhwln....,_ lo IYOid the 8nd drlftl el wlllllow llr condiiJonlrt? Whol•houle Gn air conditlonlnl costa !lilt Sl4,00 a monthto own. It's the cle~~noot, quillelt,ion&llt·llwd, Power =S699 Would JOU ,.n will $14.00 to lleep eountllnd qlll! ollha hclltllll ~ ..... A whole· hOuse Ga$ air condkloninl ..... COib $14.00 a month-including narml!l installation of 1 powerful 3-ton unit. And there' a 110 down poyment. Mil'"""' Blacks 7~" ·WHEELBARROW lng ... and to trade potltn.ehoited summer air for lllttredcieall, eaay·to-breathe air. , &V2" PROFESSIONAL SAW SS999 "GARDEN TYPEH 3 CUBIC FOOT ' Cement Block Co. . ,' I . ' ' ' .. ' . ·: tlf. /-~:'·'¥· ' ' . ' CLEANER ......... ....-... ••no IDIAa. fOil WCIItiiiOF, S2999 odi>~ttmMI . The Department Store of B'filding Since 1915 P.h~nes.992~5lQO and 992-5500 ' . I I , r, j!), 11995 SHOVEL "... "CCNTRACTOR 'IVPE" II•M ..,~·~o ~n MOW ONLY LONG HANDlE DELUXE $29.9!1 WOUL~ . YOU PAY 1114.DO NOT TO SNEEZE ~URINCI THB WOR8T POLLEN MONTH OF TH& SI.,IMMER? By no coincidence wtmsoeYel", It costs Just $14.00 a month-or less-to own whol•houu Gas lit condltioft. ~ REG. $25.25 LONG HANDLE UTiliTY SAU rliCI SHOVEL I '., ' :~5398 &,_~.'Y!E.~ &P.ME?.~ 1J!I / !f' . ATTIC V!NTlLATOit :::;. 1595 4 CUBIC FOOT WHEELBARROW ,__.._:_ _ _ 10 ~- POMEROY 21JRw~~ S1097 •• Cooper Tires MOORE'S 57C :_-= 100% Tyne)l Nvlon. tlpptod end flogged. Nicbled fer. Mot. T.-O •( O/or btovt-rfoil $TEP&:;;"DDEft I ~IQ)()::\]I!IIJ'ii"U SERVICE CENTERI I or toe churches or I recenUy held a F. I ~siso •• ' FOR YOUR CAR IN OUiil , •• .011. WIRE BRUSH SCRAPER ~· - · ' TO BRING YOU EXPERT CARE and in· , CAULKING GUN WEATHER VANE WATER REPELLENT PRESERVATIVE "PENTA" WOOD PRESERVATIVE 4H PAINT BRUSH -~ ' " ,. Mlcldl1port, 0. • ·-~,j;"Mi\ir;l.~nfant I .. ••• • 1h s2o•• . ,. Mrs "WOOOLIFE" OW.DH 88° 28..f'TI I 1 1 ~ 1 1 52588 NOW IN PROGRESS! ALWAYS ON the JOB S599 SALE PRICE ........ I WHI1'EBALL IIOUt<rS 011 ANY ROOP Prlctcl INACT JoCKIY n. WOOD STEPLADDER 1&.;,n . 1 0 1 f~ 1 ~ 51288 24-FT•••• sm, Pamous lrand._ludget ' Ju•uhh:1: VIPIR WHilE ONlY EXTENSION LADDERS SUMMER Sow arran1t the eire:l.cl JeUen to form the turpriH anawer, u 6 and mttal turfacn Ealily uppOecl ' on ft'ffio;ol, horl· rontal, or hard to gel ot aurfaen fall drying . GAl. Ql.alil"t . .. 1101111 at . . ICOMI'!Kal prlc., NEW PROBLEM WITH COUPON Use on ext.,lor wood or plastic. wallboard for "•r...;•,.lwtlon. CINCINNATI (UP!) - A lew scrap dealers In the Cincinnati area have become • problem to polico in weeks because they pravlde ready market lor stolen copper and brus. 77c ~~ s377 · sALE W cuh lruthtt in Worer Llf• SPRAY ENAMEL . GLOSS HOUSE PAIIIT 10096. Acrylic hou~& paint. Can be ~ned on wood, mCIIIf'try, or asbftsros. Dries ill · 20 mlnultl. · ·~ CHARTER HOUSE qharter House ~ ...,, ·•. ,';~ ' ' "'' . ,"4 ' .... '! , i ' 11.,1 ' �' . . '' ' . ' ,· . .·-·. • .' ' ,., ' • \ ,... ,r 0 ,, July I ~9, ~.1'.' I ' :!- . ·· 1 · ,. ' ,. ~ I !UJ!Ji', se11~~~ P.Omero~~d~e~, · O., July 19; 100~ 1Siewfll'l' on. beh81! ol ~ ~nit ~ 111611 . ' ~' ' ,·. Raeme .' . y- ' . -· ... ' . ,"~' .•· Cbestet . - ' lor ill• b\>nor at her. illlltallat,lon. f "ec!~. i '·. ·Appropriate readings lor Ill, lnstanatton ~~ orll~ will be . del!""dance Day were given. by held, at the July meell,ng .. Also', Margaret Houdasbell and Gar• , the Girls .state report to be Ill· , net Smith. · SnP1~tV ven. . • · ,. .._ . . Both the Junior Jmd Senio~ : Mrs. Stew~rt presented Gar- ·BY , CUI\ICE ALLEN' . . - · wilt .t,;elved banners at the , net Smith With •. past president MI'S.,!:lorothy Michael has reMl!lll Jadde Jones, Shade, a!!d :sumin<if copventlon at GIOUllter pin smce she WIH be leavmg turiled home alter attending a Terry Roush, Bqller, PIIJ, e~t ! for belli& quota un,lts on mem· l the community and unable ~ Cl~rlcal Workshop ~t the Unta recent weekend with ~... an~ berilttp.' Jean cari', 8th District : attend the July meeting. T verslty of Cmclnnat1. Mrs. VIrgil Roush, Letarl ~'alls;I J'regulent, · ts urging member· ~~~ber\f~~t:;' ~·· Sm!th Allen Weber, Akron, was a , The Racine Leg!~ AuxQiatY,.'!Ihlp·•·!o begtn early this year. ;onat".,l' · Me .";;'. ~rp:~ recent supper guest of Mr. and met recen~y at the Pos!;i•ii9~..Mir,jte1\'l&lker and Eume. Brm. awarded~ s!art. j Mro. Clayton Allen and Bill. with Gamet Smlll\, P;J;l!sld,e~"t-. ker 'ttl!nded the Convention.. D. J>. Cleland and Mrs. Car· presldmg. ·: )l ;,, : j AJulil! Stewart gave a brtef Reports of the auditing .. and 1pe~ter, Columbus, were recent I)elegales aPP"!n.led 1111: 1l811nle ol her dutoes as ~oun·: nommating commlltees woll be I vtSoton of Mr. and Mrs. DenvenUona were )\lyrtle Walker sellor .~t Girls State. Our G<rl . g1ven at the July meeting. i zel Clelund. and EU!Ile Brinker; AI~!@~ Slater Linda Yost, was. elect- I Pol luck telr,eshments were 1 Mrs. Lawrence Smith, daughbeing Louise Stewart aOII:·,.f,eti. ed as Mafor of her Cit) . She 1served and a sliel~ boor follow-1 ter All~e. Thomas Weber, and ra ~OUIJg· .. ~':._n... preslll~t· 'was presented _a_glfl by Mrs. •ed. , I Opal Offutt have returned hume SOCiety . Notes. Notes I i. p ase 'I ' P.Jr!· . ' . lfler a brief visit 11111! Mr. and 1011 Jerry has been promo'*! to Mrs. Raymond Wilson, and ram- StaU Sargent. He Is with the lly, Rochester, N.W. Army it Kal.lerslautem, GerBill Allen was • recent over- many, and his family Hves there night guest or Cbarles Knight I with him. of Ohio University. i Mrs. Eddie Hartung received . Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld vi- ~ word that her son Edgar has sited with her sister Helen Wil- beeo pro.,oted to First Lieutenson at Renessaler, N.Y. ant, he Is stationed at Lock· Mrs. George Abbott, Mrs. borne Air Foree Base. Nina Caie and children MI. Her· Mr. and Mrs. Myers and lam· mon, called on Mr. and Mrs. ily, Indiana, are visiting with Denzel Cleland, Sunday. ber parents Mr. and Mrs. WilMrs. Lillie Christy Is spend· lis Frost. lng a week with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Lois Ann Sisson, Long Don Matlack and Donna Kay, Bottom, is spending sometime Belpre. with her sister Mrs. Leonard Miss Pat Koblentz attended I Koenig Jr., who recently re. the 4-H Club Congress last week turned home from the Universiat Ohio State. 1 ty Hospital alter undergoing Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland, I surgery there. have received word that their Mrs. Curlis Woll and son Ridge .Keno. .~ _ _!e. 11.1ot-.i. . 'KJCI 1, , ~ . t : y. Mrs. Edith Join. Garth Smith and 'I Mrs. Eloise Farley had as lee .Ralndell, at I.oag ]lql~"' recently Mr. and Mrs. recently. ~ 'l · Lawrence F!ll'ley and lonr chi!- . ~· ' '. dren of Grove City. They wer~ Mr. aJ!d M~. , . , returning home from a .trtp Elaine: Tony ~ · el, , down in Tennessee. ed a birthday P ck ~ , Mrs. Edith Osborne and Mrs. , of Mr. and Mrs. Ja ~ , Mabel Van Meter of Chester, ~~kl glv-::; ~~ d..~~' called on Mrs. Alice Dodson re- ' yn .., •.; , 1 .,, <ently. Mr. and Mrs. ,Sii,nley.;ij~ of Toronto, vlslle4 .over :.~ Howard visited recently with weekend recenUy wli!J .. 1 . ~, Curtis Wolf at the University Edith Osbome. Mr., .and .M!Jr, Hospitsl. He underwent major Ronald Osborne ~ed a , lfll1 aurgery there last week. Icent SUnday. . .. ' "''' " cueSts ' ( ', [}iUI\) ~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----~~>~,-~L',, ' -" ' ,.dt ' " ''·' r:: ~ 1 .,_' I , : ~ ,' !{1':!; II ·• ' "· ' l 'Hit" '1 "' •lti 'A 1ii 'J ftll I ' 1 -,; .L Store N a rn e AT THE ::::~~i:, . ., , I' ' ' ., PAINT SALE ' TENNIS SHOES·. For All The Family LUCO-TEX $ 6~? Roush's Shoe Store Mlddl.,..rt, 0. ~:tiF&3--L!J _~ Reg. Sl.l9 Reg. $8.10 50% Longer ,-til PRICE ~IIAwllr , bl•ruld ALUMIIUM,·. aurlflited lt,. the above cartoon. j ·I I " Shoe Sale "-turd11_1'• (.4 .n'""" huuorrowJ MOIOSI 1 i '"~"'"r1 AU d'tutt·~ orr O/H'R lo lairn u•ho Aa• ,. potp oj' rhit -A MASTIIICIY THE SHOE BOX . •• • I I I- lefor• you toke thot wmmor trip, drive In te Moore's, we'r• always on tho Jolt to glvo you. tho best in cor ore and lmtollotlon. ForGf Run Slate Iel'eer. Marvin article on ''Our :..l!·l.l!l!~r·s attending ~ro·wn, John Dame· IJII'~t~~~:~Newlun, Frank . •i l, , li!Jl..Patty Smith. ~...., Bill Buok· and Torry Caruth· Evans, Debbie Drak•. OIL FILT~RS ...... 99c to 1.99 Ronnie Orr, Jim ;;_;;:: ;,r.~·-· Gladys Car· tile leaders. Mr. and ., SHOCKS liAC:H INSTALLID .ACN C4liiY OUT BRAKE JOB • '13'' I I COMPLETE 4 WHEELS 2 WHEELS 12.00 .1' l' I I 6-F®T . . 1A11 OIICI 5~91 Seat Covers For All Cc;ns • Seat Belts THE HOME OP ..~~~-(7~~ ALU~NUM 1 SALE \ PRICE r ~NI 992-2841 ~- ~~~ j- $~~~5 1893 REDWOOD 4 FT. SQUAll( ,. PICNIC TABLE &BENCH SEt' HARRIS TAPCO FLOOR JACK ....... 5199 tAlE PIICI $499 - • IMCIIANtCS TOOl lOX S588 JIG SAW . Would .... - " ' ,14•00. month to . . ....,._ ch~·lll'opnte witole.hou11 cooling ycu can pt. ' Waukl ,... liMal • '-dllllnp to iet 1M whole ...., o1 au llrcondlllonllll-.d t11a ljiiCial pr1ce cr11tr1 Just fill out this coupalllnd maA If wIll. NJturiiiJ, tllere'ancl abliptN · . ~ ~ r-----------------~--·-------~~ ' ,..I .• ·. I I , _,- .,I ~. ,.. ~·------~--~~~--- -.. , _ 011' AiJ.- 11 111- 'WQI CAN DO - , . . - ...aJ llioWII...,. I • ·, ' ., ..-..----.-. ., , I ••••__... .. , . .It..... .. .~ ' ' . .,..,..llti .a IYI all ' ··,- cwli'·flitR•tt~IIClC&a , ·' p ~ r p a1e ao w. . 0.. !,and TORCH KIT fa u !rimm ing, lirlng or <45 W;ru dou blt Cl.ol· tjog of &rn••d lumlwr, Pome~y ).', N~ · ~-n . Paymen~ Monthlv. " ... ·..,'"; 1 ·,.· .~ ~ I . , ,. '·• -It! S488 HAND SAW , 5.0AL AIJ..PUIPOSE FINISHING SANDER VACUUM S31 ln.tant •• , It()~ tdg~ · H"G IN In lubr i_ . boll bltorl"{{l. f'o1t •n:otlng o ng le Gftd DJSSION 26" "JANCHII" DElUXE' DUAl ACTION op<~r ol)QII fDl ~ir ch,. Mqny ·M.ore Value$! -.., - S333 All PUIPCI$I . .saaa ' .-~;i;;e;~·;);;;;•· .... I'IICI 8A1£ fiiiC£ ~ ~· •' r S2999 CTN. lUfiCIN 50' STEEL TAPI . ·. Tools./.~~ UTILITY SAW ••"*' duttawar,tofor-forllllkldlingwilhwln....,_ lo IYOid the 8nd drlftl el wlllllow llr condiiJonlrt? Whol•houle Gn air conditlonlnl costa !lilt Sl4,00 a monthto own. It's the cle~~noot, quillelt,ion&llt·llwd, Power =S699 Would JOU ,.n will $14.00 to lleep eountllnd qlll! ollha hclltllll ~ ..... A whole· hOuse Ga$ air condkloninl ..... COib $14.00 a month-including narml!l installation of 1 powerful 3-ton unit. And there' a 110 down poyment. Mil'"""' Blacks 7~" ·WHEELBARROW lng ... and to trade potltn.ehoited summer air for lllttredcieall, eaay·to-breathe air. , &V2" PROFESSIONAL SAW SS999 "GARDEN TYPEH 3 CUBIC FOOT ' Cement Block Co. . ,' I . ' ' ' .. ' . ·: tlf. /-~:'·'¥· ' ' . ' CLEANER ......... ....-... ••no IDIAa. fOil WCIItiiiOF, S2999 odi>~ttmMI . The Department Store of B'filding Since 1915 P.h~nes.992~5lQO and 992-5500 ' . I I , r, j!), 11995 SHOVEL "... "CCNTRACTOR 'IVPE" II•M ..,~·~o ~n MOW ONLY LONG HANDlE DELUXE $29.9!1 WOUL~ . YOU PAY 1114.DO NOT TO SNEEZE ~URINCI THB WOR8T POLLEN MONTH OF TH& SI.,IMMER? By no coincidence wtmsoeYel", It costs Just $14.00 a month-or less-to own whol•houu Gas lit condltioft. ~ REG. $25.25 LONG HANDLE UTiliTY SAU rliCI SHOVEL I '., ' :~5398 &,_~.'Y!E.~ &P.ME?.~ 1J!I / !f' . ATTIC V!NTlLATOit :::;. 1595 4 CUBIC FOOT WHEELBARROW ,__.._:_ _ _ 10 ~- POMEROY 21JRw~~ S1097 •• Cooper Tires MOORE'S 57C :_-= 100% Tyne)l Nvlon. tlpptod end flogged. Nicbled fer. Mot. T.-O •( O/or btovt-rfoil $TEP&:;;"DDEft I ~IQ)()::\]I!IIJ'ii"U SERVICE CENTERI I or toe churches or I recenUy held a F. I ~siso •• ' FOR YOUR CAR IN OUiil , •• .011. WIRE BRUSH SCRAPER ~· - · ' TO BRING YOU EXPERT CARE and in· , CAULKING GUN WEATHER VANE WATER REPELLENT PRESERVATIVE "PENTA" WOOD PRESERVATIVE 4H PAINT BRUSH -~ ' " ,. Mlcldl1port, 0. • ·-~,j;"Mi\ir;l.~nfant I .. ••• • 1h s2o•• . ,. Mrs "WOOOLIFE" OW.DH 88° 28..f'TI I 1 1 ~ 1 1 52588 NOW IN PROGRESS! ALWAYS ON the JOB S599 SALE PRICE ........ I WHI1'EBALL IIOUt<rS 011 ANY ROOP Prlctcl INACT JoCKIY n. WOOD STEPLADDER 1&.;,n . 1 0 1 f~ 1 ~ 51288 24-FT•••• sm, Pamous lrand._ludget ' Ju•uhh:1: VIPIR WHilE ONlY EXTENSION LADDERS SUMMER Sow arran1t the eire:l.cl JeUen to form the turpriH anawer, u 6 and mttal turfacn Ealily uppOecl ' on ft'ffio;ol, horl· rontal, or hard to gel ot aurfaen fall drying . GAl. Ql.alil"t . .. 1101111 at . . ICOMI'!Kal prlc., NEW PROBLEM WITH COUPON Use on ext.,lor wood or plastic. wallboard for "•r...;•,.lwtlon. CINCINNATI (UP!) - A lew scrap dealers In the Cincinnati area have become • problem to polico in weeks because they pravlde ready market lor stolen copper and brus. 77c ~~ s377 · sALE W cuh lruthtt in Worer Llf• SPRAY ENAMEL . GLOSS HOUSE PAIIIT 10096. Acrylic hou~& paint. Can be ~ned on wood, mCIIIf'try, or asbftsros. Dries ill · 20 mlnultl. · ·~ CHARTER HOUSE qharter House ~ ...,, ·•. ,';~ ' ' "'' . ,"4 ' .... '! , i ' 11.,1 ' �,,' n.,p • I • ' ; Qrder Self· Propelled Drill 'r 'tl FIJ CJIUN'I( In 1 brleflfullowiog funerals and stored adopting the rental for boat money, $1,405.110 and lot moo· . . -\•llnhy foiJow.. in the cemetery house, Sho,uld docks at the Pomeroy levee ey, $1,015.06. There were. 1,113 ed <lito ,...........,.,allon o1 the Ipersons other t11an employees at $8 per summe~. The amount psrking meter VIolations 1osued 01 . · 1 truotHa by voting to tate th\ . baskets, they. must will be pro-rated for those rent· with 28 unpaid. pol hll 1 Mlf-pntpliled drill bavo verifiable pemn.ston. !nil the cjocks lor less than an Council voted to redeposit tile IIIIAii ~ oa1y 080 full. In other acUvlty, Mayor Cbar· entire summer. . ual I . t Beoeh G les Lej(ar read a recommends· vlilage sewerage money eq • tlmi "WCJrkjr a rove tlon that t......tgnal head traf· The mayor's report ol $598.· ly between the Pomeroy Nation~ baaed from lie Ughts be IDalalled on West 95 for the month of June was al Bank and Farmers Bank Damet Pomeroy, Main-81 at the bridge approach. approved ali was the report of and Savings C'AI. for the Dell ....,rea!lll!lllling the Q,rry ('A) ol Mayor Legar estimated the cost Police Chief Jed Webster that year, and approved the 1967 : . eo11 $160. It wUI he "uaed of following the slate highway reporte·' 21 arrests, 15 accidents budget. Capping of caleb basins Jariely by cemotery workers department recommendation at. investigated, el&ht bonds taken, In the village was discussed buf ciu a11o he (X'e&oed iDto 1880, plua the cost of cable. No 44 complaints investigated, 38 briefly but no action was taken. aervteo for street jobs. action was taken, but II was illegal parking citations, four Attending were Mayor Legar, Council alao approved 1 rec- decided to l!l•e the matter fur· warnings issued, flv~ emergen· Clerk . Edna Scboenleb a nd cy calls in the vllloge and one Cou?cilmen Roy Reuter Don om•'"""olloa by the cemetery ther study. trustees !bat· flower baskets be Council also approved the ft. fire caD. Parking meter re- Collins, Lou Poulin and Robert takell -from sraves three days naJ reading of an ordinance cc1pts reported were street Hysell. nlrbt, ·= drm l.. ' ' ·-.' • •• • f'\ I Cheshire Tigers Eliminate Defending ·KC Tournament Champions,·'thlfl ·~ Pt. Pleasant Klwania, with Roddy !!arden Ia a fiRe relief role, moved another step up tbe ladder• Monday night with an 8-4 ·eight lnnillg win ovor the o.Jlipolla Athletics ill the Eighth AnouaJ Kyger Creek Tournament lor UIUe Leogliers. Lonnie Harris turned In a m hlttllr aa Pt. Pleasant Dunlop Tires dropped a 9-1 decision to Buffalo in the opening game of Monday night's actio&. . Tilt _Middleplrl Yankees, 1965 defending touraey champlona, fell by the wayside as I b • Cheshire Tigers pushed across three nms ill the bottom of the obr:tb iJmlng to take a 7-e wia f , • .· .,. . ·~· •. .~ l• 1 · with a double; Joey Martin, two· the Middleport Yankees -led u ·oev.eu for Middleport. Batlerlet: Middleport -Van Lee and· Craig Thompson to •Powell took ..vet iu tile seventh tripe; Rody Hardd, •• ,.;wo_r lor four; Lonnie Harris, two fur as CheJhlre eame to bat ID the Dall8bet'IY pve up obr: hila, Matrt ILP) and Wilson; C2le- clinch the win. Iiljnlng and managed to &et by In four \~'ips; and J!i2ve· ~91 two; Delmas Jividen, two for bottom of tho mlb ilolDg. walked two and otruck out 15 ill shire - Da~~Bberty (WP), and Steve Lee of the Athletics Kiwmda Bul with ooe out and • double ill !We· !rip& · ..-<~: b• three, including a double ami a John Roush was bit by a ~ the win. Quillen and Sbamblirl (5). and Steve Miller ol Kiwmda three runs in, Steve SJ o a e·• Top bitters for · lhe · "~'' home.run; and Bill Garrison, a .pitch. Georp S!Jamhll• struck For Middleport, Dava Fife • Klwola 8-4 booked up in a sis inning duel I went to •the moun<l for lbt Alb- were: .Howard Taylor, a ~.J·t double in three trips to I b e out. Randy Smjtll tripled scor· was two for three, tnc!iudlng a Bill Steele's over the feD<e thel saw Lee. come out best as , letics a'!d walked in lba linal In tllree trips; Steve~.t cllaj"'" plate. ing Rouah. Gary Saunders waa triple; SlaB Wllao1, two for homerun broke a 4-4 deadlock far as staUstics ·go, but t b e ' run. ·1 ble In lour trips; Tei'I'J' ·IIJIIII.mu Line scoro: bit by a· pitch ud. Mickie Dau- fuur, with a double: and Van lM!tweeu Pt. Pleasant Kiwanis score was H at the end of sis : Powell pitched one and CliO two singles ill four trips: Jl@ ,.,; DuRiop Tires 010 000- 1 6 1 gherty walked· loading t be Maire was one filr three. ,and the Gallipolis AthleUca in IDnings. Ithird innings. allowed three hila Slone, one lor lour; 1'1«3 V•: . Buffalo . . . . . 401 13X -9 11 2 bases. II """ Louie Louden's Top bitters fOr Cbesblre· were the top of the eighth iDning and Rody Hardea came on to and gave up three walks. He aey and Crail! 'l'bQpJWft. ear.c Batteries: Dunlop Tires - double thel ocored Smllb wilb Ralldy Smith, a triple in two would have beell enough to wiD take tbe win as he pitched two I struck ou! one. Slone struck out one lor two. . ,; 1 ,,, .• Harbrechl ILPI and Spradling; the tying ru1 and Saundm wilb trips; Mickle Daugherty, 1 dou- the ball game. But Ktwaolo Innings, gave up one hit, walk- lone and walked one. · Une Score: •· ,.-,J::.:.: Buffalo - , L. HmTis (WP) aad flle wjollng run. Daogberly II- ble in two trips; 'and·Louie Lou- pushed aero" three more ruoa eel 11110 and struck out five. Mil-~ Big stickmen for Kiwanis Kiwanis 013 000, .. Oi-l ~·' · Trowbridge. so croaaed the plate blit the run dea, two !« rour, tneludilll a to take aD 8-4 win ill the night,. ler gave up six hits, walked one were Dave Strickland, two ein- Athletics 300 100 t~~,--t1,. 1 , • Cbesbln 7-f dida'l count, as the Tigers bid. double. · cap. and struck out eight. gles In four tripo: Mall Waldie, Batteries: Kiwaolo- "'WI-·,,, Ricky Van Maire limited won the ball game 7-3. 1 IJnt ......,, Rody Harden w)to worked the Steve Lee gave up five hits, a double In thrte tripl; MBri< ler, Harden tWP) {7tMd·IW,I;:. the Cheshire Tigers to three vaa Maire gave up five blla, IMiddleport 150 IIIII - 1 1 1 last two lnolnp for Kiwanla no walks and struck out nine Miller, a single in four trips; Athletics Lee. jjf),.. , hits in the first fwe inaings and walked aevea .and lllruck aut Cheshire 810 li3S - 7 J s lamled Howard Taylor, Steve ' before leaving lba bill. Mike Bill Steele, 1 homerun ill four tLP), SlDne <8) ·"" ·1 -h , . ··• .. """ ..,...,.. "· • " ·• · ~ ·.. •"-' : I ;$~El=iE~~i~ii Po:iiel! . Cincinnati D' ALL-STAR over tile Meigs eeuntians. filipino Nurses Wanted to·Fight . • A th 0 R D . . .... . I ~ ~!~ger :~woo Ed~~thew;, ~ched~:an ~o~we've got l :f~~Pf!l OHCAOO (Uft') - U Uuas uaed u • CincinRatl Reds' plt<hen end the eighth IDnlng, didn't ret a hitters could set together once bit Ibis lime, but the uet mull in a while, maybe they could was just ao prolitable. win some ball games. Cloninger was hit oa the loot That's the way things weut Ia by Cincillllali rellefer Billy Me· Atlanta, anyway, and this Cool and &d the shoe polltth it was the pitchblg that . 1 mark on the ball to prove II to awry aa Cincinnati dropped Umpire T011y Venion. both games of the abbreviated series to the Bravea. Atlanta outslugged the Reda ~rons 9-3 for tha Braves' sixth straight victory ••d lith iD 13 movie, games. ~I who arud Cl.()): and 8:30 p.m., Pt. Pleassingle . through the drawn · :tp a .tong way to go - but we ior to double in t~o runs. , ant Pore 011 (:1.()) vs.Pt. Flea.. Reds infield and M11lan •lreak· thiDk we have a chance." , The Reds julfi;ed liii>AIIilll. ant Fisberl (!.()). ed all the way home, 'lldmg in The Rtids tied the score at iSchwall lor 'fout>1\-lllf'~ID 11111•"" Wedliesday olgbl's schedule under the throw wltb the win- 8-8 in tbe top of the eighth first Inning to give M!lt .Pappu · ;,: findo only two games on t h e ning run. Iwhen reliever Ted Abernath}' a 4-1 lead. ·1!111·n. .lo S...VOll 1· card as the actio• moves tooverthrew first ba•e on what I battled back on llfo.Jaltl1u!ml!r"' · ward the semi-finals: 6:3tl p. "A couple weeks ago. it look- I would have been the third out by Alou and m., Syracuse Giants (1-41) vo. ed Uke we were out of 1t,",to open the gate Tommy Har· move ahead in tile fifill~iJJni~ :" > Middleport l!edlegs 11-41) and 8 __ .... · -- · A two · run atnatec ''by' •on "'' p.m., Pt. Pleasant Malleable F. Robinson, Orioles SY; , Schneider, the Br&*"ftilefer; Iron (1.0) vs. Middleport Red Kaline, Tigers 58: Scott. Red gave Atalanta a three • 1'1111'·,, · Sox <!.()). 55. . margin. ;· BuUalo 8-1 PllcbiDI Reds Caleb llp .. ,;, ' . 11 "U k W81 • walk • in N. llo Dat t.eague: But Cincinnati soored "•ln«lr·'' Je Harbrecht gave up hits including an over the fence 13-2: Blass, Pirateo run 1'n the sJX· th and t:~~n•hl u"·' ·. I'd go Ia 1 mloute!" Th • ba t~ " homerun by Delmas Jividen as ~red Red I moved •~· Middleport's Barons put up another run home. The •nrst Giants 15-4; in the eil!hth. , .....,-, his Dunlop Tires dropped the to Cbicaso today for a ~hue- an 11-0 lead Monday at Ellslenl runners he walked were picked I 1·2: Koulax, Dn<111era Atllmta got a run lit•'the llrD' ·"' 1-1 contest to Buffalo. Dunlop's ' game seriea wllh the Cubs. The High school diamond against base or his trouble could . when Pappas walked , 11/trf : Bob Spradling was two f 0 r ~ SCIOTO RESULTS Reds sent Jim Maloney (!!H), the Eastern Poay club, in the have been much worse. The Ptrates scored a 7-1 vic- Get'ger w"tth the ·b··~ · ._.....,,•• bal"·• d h' Amerlcau LeaKUO: S. Miller d the score Mathew·s. Ma•eww-~ - · "w . f three, both doubles. H. Brown a 1re • '""' rlghthan er, first lour mnings and firushed The other Eastern 1t tory over thed e Dod 1·2: Sanford, Angels th gers y an k f "' • _ _._ · d ho COL M C b V the had two smgles in three trips. ! U BUS (UP!) - Easy against u s. eteran Rob- with au 11-5 victory to stay out was by Caldwell, a bar s t · Aker, Athletics 6-2: Jets outlast . e an s o~ again In the third wtten ~- , . · . Lonnie Harris, in pitching bis' Girl, owned by Joe Goins of in Roberta (~) was· slated to in front ol the Meigs-Gallia Po- the righl side hole with one Orioles 8-J: Barber an 11-4 WID m Pomeroy Boys bit a sacrifice Oy. .0 . , 1• •· six hitter, walked one a n d Thorntown, Ind., won the lea· start for Chicago. Leasue. iB the seventh. Or 1 League play Monday. . 1.. . ehl C!!f... .. . 10 es 1!H, struck out six. Harbrecht gave lured $1,000 pace Monday at ctoolnger Slarta Rally . . The Barons' sub lirstscaker. C. Faulk went the distance on The VIctory wen til · . . .; up three walks and struck out jScioto Downs in 2:05 3·5. Dri· Ptlcher Toay Cloniager who Job~ Tann~hl~ h~!u:' n~ hit,. Micky Childs, the• made the mound lor the Pirates, fau· Obvo, who. work"''. <!f!ly !'!i': aeven. ven by Marc Ferguson, the gained 1 touch of baseball im- : I gpoompg ~ hit b~ H. w 01 1 p1cture play of the game, endning n, walking foor and hilt- lh1rd ol an mnmg tD .the elght)t. . Buflalo took a 4·1 lead after 5-yeor-old mare came from mortality 1 couple of weeks 1180 I U . lr 1 I seeond base tl, when he speared ing one batter. M.IHeck pitched The loss went to M~l, . 0 two innillgs, added ooe eacb iD fourth at the head of the stretch when he hit two grand slam ~ b d liner in the web of fur the Dodgers and struck out record 18 now 5-~. lhe third and lourtb innings aad to win by 31> lengths. FerguSOII home runa In a single game hoe~balseman an and doubled Caldwell tO, Issued three free passes and In the first ·l · the ' 1 '~wp una 0 10 agree hit one batter. walked , Pete . . . ·.. 1.' th ree In .the bot(om 0 I the f1'ftb• a.Iso pos t• d a ~~c 10 ory , was the catalyst that led to the who shoold caleb it. That was • Top bitters for Bultalo were nmth race behmd What s Up Braves' victory over the Reda aJao Tannehlll's only bad IBn- Baron hitters wero Dave DodPirate hitters were J Will, a Vada Pinson hit a 18Cfllce Gay Hamson, three for four, Front. M d . he !ked . b K - son a single Gene Powell a two-run hamer and single; J. fiy, Gordy Colel!lajl singled. Art, ·, --- .. .. -- - on ay. IRg as wa SIX ••~•, ' Dillard an<l R. Case, each two Shamsky hit ,ai la~ce ~. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 19, 1966-5 The muscolar hurler, who forclug iD one run and walked double, Dennia Ault two singles . d bl Tommy Hell!ls doubled and Leo - --· - - -- - - ··- - - · and a double, Greg White a siD· singles, T. Vaughan, 1 .ou Cardenas sqled ........, !\l!wv fer llfld gle, Dan Lewis a double alld Two Huntington teoms an~ C. l:"gf and M. DtUard, Braves could lei ·,;'~1;.,1!t!o; tl -·---.. single, Lee ~'loyd a triple, Tan- ed into the semJ.final roolld ea 1 smg e. . illning. · · w DehiU a triple, and Pat Archer the Bend Softball tournament Soulsby wao the winnlllg pit,. ' ··"·' ·""" "" double. Mon<lay evening 18 IGA cher m the Jets tnumph. MeCaldwell started on the East,. ed Newark 7-4 and Bottle Cap Kinney worked on the mound mound, lasted until the Inn ohutoot Mtdera Woodmen lor the Yanks. Jet hiller~ were wbe1 M. Boring relieved lnsuranco of Parkersburg, :1-0. Davts, 1 double and two smgles: him. Caldwell farmed one, Wllik- Lafon's two run homer Soulsby, two singles ; Slone 1 ed live, giving up t hits. Boring the third produced the double and Glaze and J. D. Stolaoned seven, walked one, gave ICOl'ing in the &tUe ry, each 1 single. Yank hltter1! up two hits. T81!110b1II lor lbe victory Jim Wells horled were Snouffer, two doublea and Barons walked 9 and fanned 10. hit baD for ·the wlllllerl. 1 single, and Phalln, Wyatt and (13.1 400 0- 11 11 1 McKinney, uch 1 single. IGA of Huntington came from 000 041 0- 5 2 2 behind 'th • tbur Tannehill and F1oyd, Swarta WI • a .,rua ou st in laternatl01181 LeaKUO SlaDdlnp Caldwell (LP) Borille (5) the second mrung, then saw lba By Ualled Preto lntematloaal and Mllhone ' same tied at H before blasUng W. L. Pet. GB · out three more runa ID the fifth Calumbuo 51 38 .573 for a 7_. will. 49 43 .533 3\!a The two teamo wtll now meet Toledo 49 44 .527 4 iD the first game of lba Rochester 49 45 .521 4\!a ftnala oa Wednesday oveolng Richmond 44 48 .478 8\!a 8 o'clock (DST). Buffalo 44 48 .478 81> Tonight, Elk-Kanawha of Jaci<Boavlllo 43 47 .m 8\!a CbarlestoD !acea the Nalioa- Syracuse 38 54 .413 14\!a wide Eagles of Pomeroy in Moaday'o Reoollo opening game while Bob saun- Rochester 4 BuUalo I der's wtlsen Jets o1 Galllpolis Toledo 7 Richmond & • face Mtl Clark's All-Stars ill Columbua 5 Jacksonville 1 tho second 1amo. ..,, /;,1 ·. I ')f. l2n · . if: &bby apparenUy ia off the book sl~ce the Braves have started to WID, pulled Cloninger lor opeedy Feli11: MillaR. The move paid ofl as Millan beat McCool • throw to secon<l on Felipe Alou " bunt. Mathews SlnllM That brought up veterau ,I l' !~ I M- .,._,,.., At B CJ" . tp Eastern 11•5 In Make-up ponv. contest PI' rates, Jets Are w·Inners I ...• In Pomeroy 1 I•Y River News KJein Claims DOdd Asked Hunttngton • 0 m...:::: ' j' ' Onlyt~Help Wfr.r .,lltrlttflnnecti1111" 11111111 Ollitl••• .,ill!e,! ':;J,· fii ; Clubs w.·n JnTourney ° fr1r ,., LEADERS j KIN Mlo BUILDERS N. 2nd Ave. ;,,; 1'il< ' :...l f: s(J)ofij>o~~~'' '" ·Mi!ltll@!tlf I '!· ) I .., ' l~ ' ,. Luci, Pat will Rent Austin Dream House ' Our W Knit together to.· provide depe'ndable. low-cost electricity SPEC IA YGIII!t.., .. *"aa., se~'., lw Clllio's ei&IIU 1 sa d II lilt IIJ!IIt ·lllld Plllil<!f Cth'4 I I 811 it let I I f to ,._ - af eest 1'\!ioM neblollls ill tile llllliDa. 1111s nel 111c 11 ....., ... ere c'tc systs In . . , Cllher siall!s. Jl•ea••l&illf rt u • 111ese , n, a u r 11es ...,.• .11111 11 ..., .., .._ .~ . .. *JS 1 ~...• eoell tftMn, ~ fewer~ ,,.. ~ ~r eltic:lriC Cl!lljllqt Tile P1Q )IOU lllf b 2 , • • .............,...,,.. ' j .~ ~: 'i I ·IAR~:~,:JAtt...... . ., GJU'S TROPHY - Bob Eastman, mem.ber of the Meigs County jlllft, II ahown ret:eiving a trophy from Ralph . Z~ger, Junlo.r C of C ~tate . • tnt of Marietta, u tbe local o.rpnlzation 's reward for winning third place m : 11- Diltrict Sporta Competition. - Sentinel Pbow, · · • Gl".AC Financilll DOWNING · ! l 1·195 5 ,. ' II ~' 1 'l '.t ,, . '· ' .' ~. ..· . . . ~w··, '· •, ~- \' +ll \ IIese ••ljlaih Ifill! I I t111oi6Citd for ill!lanl.. . . . ll 8lt- - - labltelaclllt. I . •'\• ., , ..... ·.· ·..,' ,:r, '. •,. ~ Door Hard Top "~;~· · .,. ..,,I [J sm-.,.. llat af 65 Plym. :1! · r;- •·r1r~-'"·~. n 'l:gli 'a'• . • ' . '( " . ' ·• . ·~ 1Cldlll~ ~ 01chinobll• "!t!l'll-r.a. QIR • ., "-Iii ..... WYti!S42 · ·1 -- ' ~ odl ''' ~ov \! I' �,,' n.,p • I • ' ; Qrder Self· Propelled Drill 'r 'tl FIJ CJIUN'I( In 1 brleflfullowiog funerals and stored adopting the rental for boat money, $1,405.110 and lot moo· . . -\•llnhy foiJow.. in the cemetery house, Sho,uld docks at the Pomeroy levee ey, $1,015.06. There were. 1,113 ed <lito ,...........,.,allon o1 the Ipersons other t11an employees at $8 per summe~. The amount psrking meter VIolations 1osued 01 . · 1 truotHa by voting to tate th\ . baskets, they. must will be pro-rated for those rent· with 28 unpaid. pol hll 1 Mlf-pntpliled drill bavo verifiable pemn.ston. !nil the cjocks lor less than an Council voted to redeposit tile IIIIAii ~ oa1y 080 full. In other acUvlty, Mayor Cbar· entire summer. . ual I . t Beoeh G les Lej(ar read a recommends· vlilage sewerage money eq • tlmi "WCJrkjr a rove tlon that t......tgnal head traf· The mayor's report ol $598.· ly between the Pomeroy Nation~ baaed from lie Ughts be IDalalled on West 95 for the month of June was al Bank and Farmers Bank Damet Pomeroy, Main-81 at the bridge approach. approved ali was the report of and Savings C'AI. for the Dell ....,rea!lll!lllling the Q,rry ('A) ol Mayor Legar estimated the cost Police Chief Jed Webster that year, and approved the 1967 : . eo11 $160. It wUI he "uaed of following the slate highway reporte·' 21 arrests, 15 accidents budget. Capping of caleb basins Jariely by cemotery workers department recommendation at. investigated, el&ht bonds taken, In the village was discussed buf ciu a11o he (X'e&oed iDto 1880, plua the cost of cable. No 44 complaints investigated, 38 briefly but no action was taken. aervteo for street jobs. action was taken, but II was illegal parking citations, four Attending were Mayor Legar, Council alao approved 1 rec- decided to l!l•e the matter fur· warnings issued, flv~ emergen· Clerk . Edna Scboenleb a nd cy calls in the vllloge and one Cou?cilmen Roy Reuter Don om•'"""olloa by the cemetery ther study. trustees !bat· flower baskets be Council also approved the ft. fire caD. Parking meter re- Collins, Lou Poulin and Robert takell -from sraves three days naJ reading of an ordinance cc1pts reported were street Hysell. nlrbt, ·= drm l.. ' ' ·-.' • •• • f'\ I Cheshire Tigers Eliminate Defending ·KC Tournament Champions,·'thlfl ·~ Pt. Pleasant Klwania, with Roddy !!arden Ia a fiRe relief role, moved another step up tbe ladder• Monday night with an 8-4 ·eight lnnillg win ovor the o.Jlipolla Athletics ill the Eighth AnouaJ Kyger Creek Tournament lor UIUe Leogliers. Lonnie Harris turned In a m hlttllr aa Pt. Pleasant Dunlop Tires dropped a 9-1 decision to Buffalo in the opening game of Monday night's actio&. . Tilt _Middleplrl Yankees, 1965 defending touraey champlona, fell by the wayside as I b • Cheshire Tigers pushed across three nms ill the bottom of the obr:tb iJmlng to take a 7-e wia f , • .· .,. . ·~· •. .~ l• 1 · with a double; Joey Martin, two· the Middleport Yankees -led u ·oev.eu for Middleport. Batlerlet: Middleport -Van Lee and· Craig Thompson to •Powell took ..vet iu tile seventh tripe; Rody Hardd, •• ,.;wo_r lor four; Lonnie Harris, two fur as CheJhlre eame to bat ID the Dall8bet'IY pve up obr: hila, Matrt ILP) and Wilson; C2le- clinch the win. Iiljnlng and managed to &et by In four \~'ips; and J!i2ve· ~91 two; Delmas Jividen, two for bottom of tho mlb ilolDg. walked two and otruck out 15 ill shire - Da~~Bberty (WP), and Steve Lee of the Athletics Kiwmda Bul with ooe out and • double ill !We· !rip& · ..-<~: b• three, including a double ami a John Roush was bit by a ~ the win. Quillen and Sbamblirl (5). and Steve Miller ol Kiwmda three runs in, Steve SJ o a e·• Top bitters for · lhe · "~'' home.run; and Bill Garrison, a .pitch. Georp S!Jamhll• struck For Middleport, Dava Fife • Klwola 8-4 booked up in a sis inning duel I went to •the moun<l for lbt Alb- were: .Howard Taylor, a ~.J·t double in three trips to I b e out. Randy Smjtll tripled scor· was two for three, tnc!iudlng a Bill Steele's over the feD<e thel saw Lee. come out best as , letics a'!d walked in lba linal In tllree trips; Steve~.t cllaj"'" plate. ing Rouah. Gary Saunders waa triple; SlaB Wllao1, two for homerun broke a 4-4 deadlock far as staUstics ·go, but t b e ' run. ·1 ble In lour trips; Tei'I'J' ·IIJIIII.mu Line scoro: bit by a· pitch ud. Mickie Dau- fuur, with a double: and Van lM!tweeu Pt. Pleasant Kiwanis score was H at the end of sis : Powell pitched one and CliO two singles ill four trips: Jl@ ,.,; DuRiop Tires 010 000- 1 6 1 gherty walked· loading t be Maire was one filr three. ,and the Gallipolis AthleUca in IDnings. Ithird innings. allowed three hila Slone, one lor lour; 1'1«3 V•: . Buffalo . . . . . 401 13X -9 11 2 bases. II """ Louie Louden's Top bitters fOr Cbesblre· were the top of the eighth iDning and Rody Hardea came on to and gave up three walks. He aey and Crail! 'l'bQpJWft. ear.c Batteries: Dunlop Tires - double thel ocored Smllb wilb Ralldy Smith, a triple in two would have beell enough to wiD take tbe win as he pitched two I struck ou! one. Slone struck out one lor two. . ,; 1 ,,, .• Harbrechl ILPI and Spradling; the tying ru1 and Saundm wilb trips; Mickle Daugherty, 1 dou- the ball game. But Ktwaolo Innings, gave up one hit, walk- lone and walked one. · Une Score: •· ,.-,J::.:.: Buffalo - , L. HmTis (WP) aad flle wjollng run. Daogberly II- ble in two trips; 'and·Louie Lou- pushed aero" three more ruoa eel 11110 and struck out five. Mil-~ Big stickmen for Kiwanis Kiwanis 013 000, .. Oi-l ~·' · Trowbridge. so croaaed the plate blit the run dea, two !« rour, tneludilll a to take aD 8-4 win ill the night,. ler gave up six hits, walked one were Dave Strickland, two ein- Athletics 300 100 t~~,--t1,. 1 , • Cbesbln 7-f dida'l count, as the Tigers bid. double. · cap. and struck out eight. gles In four tripo: Mall Waldie, Batteries: Kiwaolo- "'WI-·,,, Ricky Van Maire limited won the ball game 7-3. 1 IJnt ......,, Rody Harden w)to worked the Steve Lee gave up five hits, a double In thrte tripl; MBri< ler, Harden tWP) {7tMd·IW,I;:. the Cheshire Tigers to three vaa Maire gave up five blla, IMiddleport 150 IIIII - 1 1 1 last two lnolnp for Kiwanla no walks and struck out nine Miller, a single in four trips; Athletics Lee. jjf),.. , hits in the first fwe inaings and walked aevea .and lllruck aut Cheshire 810 li3S - 7 J s lamled Howard Taylor, Steve ' before leaving lba bill. Mike Bill Steele, 1 homerun ill four tLP), SlDne <8) ·"" ·1 -h , . ··• .. """ ..,...,.. "· • " ·• · ~ ·.. •"-' : I ;$~El=iE~~i~ii Po:iiel! . Cincinnati D' ALL-STAR over tile Meigs eeuntians. filipino Nurses Wanted to·Fight . • A th 0 R D . . .... . I ~ ~!~ger :~woo Ed~~thew;, ~ched~:an ~o~we've got l :f~~Pf!l OHCAOO (Uft') - U Uuas uaed u • CincinRatl Reds' plt<hen end the eighth IDnlng, didn't ret a hitters could set together once bit Ibis lime, but the uet mull in a while, maybe they could was just ao prolitable. win some ball games. Cloninger was hit oa the loot That's the way things weut Ia by Cincillllali rellefer Billy Me· Atlanta, anyway, and this Cool and &d the shoe polltth it was the pitchblg that . 1 mark on the ball to prove II to awry aa Cincinnati dropped Umpire T011y Venion. both games of the abbreviated series to the Bravea. Atlanta outslugged the Reda ~rons 9-3 for tha Braves' sixth straight victory ••d lith iD 13 movie, games. ~I who arud Cl.()): and 8:30 p.m., Pt. Pleassingle . through the drawn · :tp a .tong way to go - but we ior to double in t~o runs. , ant Pore 011 (:1.()) vs.Pt. Flea.. Reds infield and M11lan •lreak· thiDk we have a chance." , The Reds julfi;ed liii>AIIilll. ant Fisberl (!.()). ed all the way home, 'lldmg in The Rtids tied the score at iSchwall lor 'fout>1\-lllf'~ID 11111•"" Wedliesday olgbl's schedule under the throw wltb the win- 8-8 in tbe top of the eighth first Inning to give M!lt .Pappu · ;,: findo only two games on t h e ning run. Iwhen reliever Ted Abernath}' a 4-1 lead. ·1!111·n. .lo S...VOll 1· card as the actio• moves tooverthrew first ba•e on what I battled back on llfo.Jaltl1u!ml!r"' · ward the semi-finals: 6:3tl p. "A couple weeks ago. it look- I would have been the third out by Alou and m., Syracuse Giants (1-41) vo. ed Uke we were out of 1t,",to open the gate Tommy Har· move ahead in tile fifill~iJJni~ :" > Middleport l!edlegs 11-41) and 8 __ .... · -- · A two · run atnatec ''by' •on "'' p.m., Pt. Pleasant Malleable F. Robinson, Orioles SY; , Schneider, the Br&*"ftilefer; Iron (1.0) vs. Middleport Red Kaline, Tigers 58: Scott. Red gave Atalanta a three • 1'1111'·,, · Sox <!.()). 55. . margin. ;· BuUalo 8-1 PllcbiDI Reds Caleb llp .. ,;, ' . 11 "U k W81 • walk • in N. llo Dat t.eague: But Cincinnati soored "•ln«lr·'' Je Harbrecht gave up hits including an over the fence 13-2: Blass, Pirateo run 1'n the sJX· th and t:~~n•hl u"·' ·. I'd go Ia 1 mloute!" Th • ba t~ " homerun by Delmas Jividen as ~red Red I moved •~· Middleport's Barons put up another run home. The •nrst Giants 15-4; in the eil!hth. , .....,-, his Dunlop Tires dropped the to Cbicaso today for a ~hue- an 11-0 lead Monday at Ellslenl runners he walked were picked I 1·2: Koulax, Dn<111era Atllmta got a run lit•'the llrD' ·"' 1-1 contest to Buffalo. Dunlop's ' game seriea wllh the Cubs. The High school diamond against base or his trouble could . when Pappas walked , 11/trf : Bob Spradling was two f 0 r ~ SCIOTO RESULTS Reds sent Jim Maloney (!!H), the Eastern Poay club, in the have been much worse. The Ptrates scored a 7-1 vic- Get'ger w"tth the ·b··~ · ._.....,,•• bal"·• d h' Amerlcau LeaKUO: S. Miller d the score Mathew·s. Ma•eww-~ - · "w . f three, both doubles. H. Brown a 1re • '""' rlghthan er, first lour mnings and firushed The other Eastern 1t tory over thed e Dod 1·2: Sanford, Angels th gers y an k f "' • _ _._ · d ho COL M C b V the had two smgles in three trips. ! U BUS (UP!) - Easy against u s. eteran Rob- with au 11-5 victory to stay out was by Caldwell, a bar s t · Aker, Athletics 6-2: Jets outlast . e an s o~ again In the third wtten ~- , . · . Lonnie Harris, in pitching bis' Girl, owned by Joe Goins of in Roberta (~) was· slated to in front ol the Meigs-Gallia Po- the righl side hole with one Orioles 8-J: Barber an 11-4 WID m Pomeroy Boys bit a sacrifice Oy. .0 . , 1• •· six hitter, walked one a n d Thorntown, Ind., won the lea· start for Chicago. Leasue. iB the seventh. Or 1 League play Monday. . 1.. . ehl C!!f... .. . 10 es 1!H, struck out six. Harbrecht gave lured $1,000 pace Monday at ctoolnger Slarta Rally . . The Barons' sub lirstscaker. C. Faulk went the distance on The VIctory wen til · . . .; up three walks and struck out jScioto Downs in 2:05 3·5. Dri· Ptlcher Toay Cloniager who Job~ Tann~hl~ h~!u:' n~ hit,. Micky Childs, the• made the mound lor the Pirates, fau· Obvo, who. work"''. <!f!ly !'!i': aeven. ven by Marc Ferguson, the gained 1 touch of baseball im- : I gpoompg ~ hit b~ H. w 01 1 p1cture play of the game, endning n, walking foor and hilt- lh1rd ol an mnmg tD .the elght)t. . Buflalo took a 4·1 lead after 5-yeor-old mare came from mortality 1 couple of weeks 1180 I U . lr 1 I seeond base tl, when he speared ing one batter. M.IHeck pitched The loss went to M~l, . 0 two innillgs, added ooe eacb iD fourth at the head of the stretch when he hit two grand slam ~ b d liner in the web of fur the Dodgers and struck out record 18 now 5-~. lhe third and lourtb innings aad to win by 31> lengths. FerguSOII home runa In a single game hoe~balseman an and doubled Caldwell tO, Issued three free passes and In the first ·l · the ' 1 '~wp una 0 10 agree hit one batter. walked , Pete . . . ·.. 1.' th ree In .the bot(om 0 I the f1'ftb• a.Iso pos t• d a ~~c 10 ory , was the catalyst that led to the who shoold caleb it. That was • Top bitters for Bultalo were nmth race behmd What s Up Braves' victory over the Reda aJao Tannehlll's only bad IBn- Baron hitters wero Dave DodPirate hitters were J Will, a Vada Pinson hit a 18Cfllce Gay Hamson, three for four, Front. M d . he !ked . b K - son a single Gene Powell a two-run hamer and single; J. fiy, Gordy Colel!lajl singled. Art, ·, --- .. .. -- - on ay. IRg as wa SIX ••~•, ' Dillard an<l R. Case, each two Shamsky hit ,ai la~ce ~. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 19, 1966-5 The muscolar hurler, who forclug iD one run and walked double, Dennia Ault two singles . d bl Tommy Hell!ls doubled and Leo - --· - - -- - - ··- - - · and a double, Greg White a siD· singles, T. Vaughan, 1 .ou Cardenas sqled ........, !\l!wv fer llfld gle, Dan Lewis a double alld Two Huntington teoms an~ C. l:"gf and M. DtUard, Braves could lei ·,;'~1;.,1!t!o; tl -·---.. single, Lee ~'loyd a triple, Tan- ed into the semJ.final roolld ea 1 smg e. . illning. · · w DehiU a triple, and Pat Archer the Bend Softball tournament Soulsby wao the winnlllg pit,. ' ··"·' ·""" "" double. Mon<lay evening 18 IGA cher m the Jets tnumph. MeCaldwell started on the East,. ed Newark 7-4 and Bottle Cap Kinney worked on the mound mound, lasted until the Inn ohutoot Mtdera Woodmen lor the Yanks. Jet hiller~ were wbe1 M. Boring relieved lnsuranco of Parkersburg, :1-0. Davts, 1 double and two smgles: him. Caldwell farmed one, Wllik- Lafon's two run homer Soulsby, two singles ; Slone 1 ed live, giving up t hits. Boring the third produced the double and Glaze and J. D. Stolaoned seven, walked one, gave ICOl'ing in the &tUe ry, each 1 single. Yank hltter1! up two hits. T81!110b1II lor lbe victory Jim Wells horled were Snouffer, two doublea and Barons walked 9 and fanned 10. hit baD for ·the wlllllerl. 1 single, and Phalln, Wyatt and (13.1 400 0- 11 11 1 McKinney, uch 1 single. IGA of Huntington came from 000 041 0- 5 2 2 behind 'th • tbur Tannehill and F1oyd, Swarta WI • a .,rua ou st in laternatl01181 LeaKUO SlaDdlnp Caldwell (LP) Borille (5) the second mrung, then saw lba By Ualled Preto lntematloaal and Mllhone ' same tied at H before blasUng W. L. Pet. GB · out three more runa ID the fifth Calumbuo 51 38 .573 for a 7_. will. 49 43 .533 3\!a The two teamo wtll now meet Toledo 49 44 .527 4 iD the first game of lba Rochester 49 45 .521 4\!a ftnala oa Wednesday oveolng Richmond 44 48 .478 8\!a 8 o'clock (DST). Buffalo 44 48 .478 81> Tonight, Elk-Kanawha of Jaci<Boavlllo 43 47 .m 8\!a CbarlestoD !acea the Nalioa- Syracuse 38 54 .413 14\!a wide Eagles of Pomeroy in Moaday'o Reoollo opening game while Bob saun- Rochester 4 BuUalo I der's wtlsen Jets o1 Galllpolis Toledo 7 Richmond & • face Mtl Clark's All-Stars ill Columbua 5 Jacksonville 1 tho second 1amo. ..,, /;,1 ·. I ')f. l2n · . if: &bby apparenUy ia off the book sl~ce the Braves have started to WID, pulled Cloninger lor opeedy Feli11: MillaR. The move paid ofl as Millan beat McCool • throw to secon<l on Felipe Alou " bunt. Mathews SlnllM That brought up veterau ,I l' !~ I M- .,._,,.., At B CJ" . tp Eastern 11•5 In Make-up ponv. contest PI' rates, Jets Are w·Inners I ...• In Pomeroy 1 I•Y River News KJein Claims DOdd Asked Hunttngton • 0 m...:::: ' j' ' Onlyt~Help Wfr.r .,lltrlttflnnecti1111" 11111111 Ollitl••• .,ill!e,! ':;J,· fii ; Clubs w.·n JnTourney ° fr1r ,., LEADERS j KIN Mlo BUILDERS N. 2nd Ave. ;,,; 1'il< ' :...l f: s(J)ofij>o~~~'' '" ·Mi!ltll@!tlf I '!· ) I .., ' l~ ' ,. Luci, Pat will Rent Austin Dream House ' Our W Knit together to.· provide depe'ndable. low-cost electricity SPEC IA YGIII!t.., .. *"aa., se~'., lw Clllio's ei&IIU 1 sa d II lilt IIJ!IIt ·lllld Plllil<!f Cth'4 I I 811 it let I I f to ,._ - af eest 1'\!ioM neblollls ill tile llllliDa. 1111s nel 111c 11 ....., ... ere c'tc systs In . . , Cllher siall!s. Jl•ea••l&illf rt u • 111ese , n, a u r 11es ...,.• .11111 11 ..., .., .._ .~ . .. *JS 1 ~...• eoell tftMn, ~ fewer~ ,,.. ~ ~r eltic:lriC Cl!lljllqt Tile P1Q )IOU lllf b 2 , • • .............,...,,.. ' j .~ ~: 'i I ·IAR~:~,:JAtt...... . ., GJU'S TROPHY - Bob Eastman, mem.ber of the Meigs County jlllft, II ahown ret:eiving a trophy from Ralph . Z~ger, Junlo.r C of C ~tate . • tnt of Marietta, u tbe local o.rpnlzation 's reward for winning third place m : 11- Diltrict Sporta Competition. - Sentinel Pbow, · · • Gl".AC Financilll DOWNING · ! l 1·195 5 ,. ' II ~' 1 'l '.t ,, . '· ' .' ~. ..· . . . ~w··, '· •, ~- \' +ll \ IIese ••ljlaih Ifill! I I t111oi6Citd for ill!lanl.. . . . ll 8lt- - - labltelaclllt. I . •'\• ., , ..... ·.· ·..,' ,:r, '. •,. ~ Door Hard Top "~;~· · .,. ..,,I [J sm-.,.. llat af 65 Plym. :1! · r;- •·r1r~-'"·~. n 'l:gli 'a'• . • ' . '( " . ' ·• . ·~ 1Cldlll~ ~ 01chinobll• "!t!l'll-r.a. QIR • ., "-Iii ..... WYti!S42 · ·1 -- ' ~ odl ''' ~ov \! I' �j ,. ... ' ~· ~. , , : , ... ; · us; I ~~~'-;~~o;un~" ger (9·71 vs. Stallard U·5). • ~:"(:~ ~ ~=~~~) P·:';jnly games scheduled) Richert 18·9) and MeConnlck Wedneoday's Games (7!/116 p.m. Cincinnati at ChicaJo, 2 Weduesday's Games . ... . Philo al Houaton, niBbt Chlealo at Cleveland Pittsburgh at Los Ang, night ltllJIMoota at Washington New York at San Francisco Detroit at Baltimore Atlanta al St. Louts, nlgbl '· 8 . ' ·; I 1 ·, 1 ·d ,. ' ' ,:.u;-~ , . :~:;~~~~itt: · LiMiddle,Ort Boys'Platy · !GO 000 IIGO- 1 ( 1 MeCarwr (5th), SbannOJIClllb}. . . . · . ' · . I 8 llttle too :~~ :';.!~er th:bo isn't the 'same muscle league . Jack Nocklaus or ~~mer or even Gary Play~. If I have my choice, 1d lil~ ~pi~, belte:l'~arr ~s rath.~ hplay the :~r; sifi"cdy a one-s W 0 ses, e says ca, y. u merely happened to caleb n!allze ~ do~t ~j out .. the IIJJI!!!~. in a bottle a year ago couneo PY s me. 1 Marr's chtmceo In the POA '!'I!J~~.~~ \he .% "'1"0 or.... • "" , 0 Y championship coming up major 'goli tie In 13 yeara u a day are calculated na pro than 8 to 1 becauu the · They claim the 111111, JS.year- yard Firestone Country old Texan . doeah'l hll 'em far ooune Ia considered one of the l eo~ough and It aertoualy handl· longest In the country. :-cappad lolm on the l0111er But tha Laurel Vllley champlonohlp couroea. Club coune on which Marr Morr .,.... wilb · them-up thl 1988 PGA liUo to • uaelly he called a pitch cour- putt CIUrle, either. It measures 1 :r. 1 Reserve REiloRT OF CONDmON OF (8): .- . - Stlace Ale IUileesaor lo II~ »ld-!ashlilned compressor- · In all Frolt-Praaf Modele. Packl mare power '''' . o mara apace, n.. &: 8 2 d 1 1 I . PPCJ.1.K, 1U cu. fL (N.MA atenelatcl) a oo1on~ or ·"nic' Eul ly conneettctlo w11tr .upply. Frigidaire Automatic Ice Maker Refrigerator! • Fills, traezaa, ralaaaes and otaree cubes In handy 243 cube server! · •100~ ftOit·Proof-no dt!rottlnQ ever) • Giant 171-lb. alte bottom freezer! • NowWina·Swept exterioratr6n;, solid Vlsi-Shtlvta for new Yltlbllll)', porfiGI prottcUonl $5·4_!_ -- BAKER FURNITURE Robinson's ~ ·f?~.~f~re i<:!;.;~casiiier.~Oi·iii,~ltiOVe.iii~ed't'a~: I' bereby that this report of condition Is true to tbe d~c best of m ledg<oand belief. .. PAUL B. KLOES 1 W!.' ..fbl!'c-erolgDed directors, atteal the correctness af this .reoort of condition and declare that It bas been I aamlned by us and to the be$! of our lmowledge and helief ls'trllnnd correct. ' HAROLD E. SMITII ' :r'HEREON JOHNSON Directors. I , · LESLIE F. FULTZ i STAD OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS .,, Swoni'To and subscribed before me thia 16111 ~Y of July, 11611. MARY P. YOUNG, Nollq Publlc j If¥ Commlaalon Expires June 30, 1989. I INGELS JULY SALES ingredient! ($5 ,..Mmenal GROWTH CIRCULATION ltptember 19!12 - - - - 2203 · ~ber 1953 - - - - 2502 ' lap_.._, 1954 - - - - - 2653 s.ptember 1916 . iOSO . September 1957 Slptell!ber 1959 _ _ _......_ 4142 ~rember 1¥» -~-- ~29 s.a.t.n .. :196 , J _ _ _...,·_ i$10 ,. . . .. 1962 _...,..._ _ .·!'~57 .. _k., IS People ..,-~-·Na . ' '' WE Can Do·Business ' { ' ' \ . " ' - :J I ... - .1011., tOll- ,.,.,,.111/. BUDGET ELECJRICflfADNG OPERADIG COST GUARANTEE p£1~:-~;:·; ,.,.liM 4!55 '!, ~,.,,_ 1964 -..,...---.....- S!)OP .. · ~Frlday,nd ~ptin...... 1961 -~-..._· ."4 Saturday Night. ·.··•·'( t_·, ... .. :. ' I ,-ld lib... illlflllllMIIII tilt I ' I liMflf1a.-cillisl ~~~on -.1 pl1n to 0 bllifd 0 buy a ~t ' ~s------------------~~._ ,.•·~ ·r••·•._,.; _.,... . .... . r \ '" -· .;.. ' .. ''· . 0 h' <;,.~\..,.r \ ' ~· '. ~. ·.. ' \" t. .. __.__: . UW~--------~--~~~~~~~J '' /.-,thiO;Jf66• 6 . .'Ayt.- $1~ ,' • I, ~I I lNG COST CAN BE· ....ron""' ~ ,~ - PLANTS . 1630 September 1958 ..;,.._---- 3967 ' ·The Daily Sentinel t... BLOOMING MUM September 1955 - - - - 2710 ·' Our Bu·siness ,ou ANTEEO BY YOUR BUILDER,. Port. YIIE DAILY SENTINEL ' has a secret ,, I I COLEMAN AIR-CONDmONING CHASE HARDWARE ' 0 ' BYPo}ice .. ELECTRIC HOME HEAT NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 Needs People Two Accidents :~m~~'"·s:;h ~.~~~~te:~~.t ~~ Investigated I FIRST OF !'ALL" COMBINED MORNING 1nd EVENING PAPERS Your Business , I 1 YEAR SOCIAL CALENDAR ~ .... MIDDLEPORT, 0. THE DAILY SENTINEL---- 4,275 ATHENS MESSENGER---- 2,057 COLUMBUS DISPATCH..,----- 1,031 COLUMBUS CITIZEN-JOURNAL - - 615 Americans Are On The Gtl ·I - -' !Yen 1et11 with operalfng trade In! · DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNTY Bashaq Society News ~, 8 , 37 u9 , Meigs County.· I , I l HOUR .. I' TO '' j THE MESSAGE? Noted in Collection ST. •an· . 010 YOU GET ,''. BEL TONE THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. , '1 1!. IIIJDII, 0011 If Mr. ml pt, ~~~t~~.~ llnlltd Prell !ntemaHonal •about ahowing that much lea. had slim 10111 sleeves. 1fOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Lut pre~lere -k lctually gained political broadcull, an4 were Mn. Baall L. lllynos of IQd. Dale lloyd, ~; NEW YORK (UP!) - Mea. Tlffeau's short bridal aown Highlights of other dealpfl' September's ltlevlslon pte. Ita forst aerloua attenUon jual saddled Wllb more prtoempUo111 dllporl,. has heeD awardld a dolplt FnnkiJn, · lloberllburff ; IUI'l! Ibm hands up from your waa unveiled during the !ourlh collections: mlere week waa 1 real meas. tw~ yean 180 ~hen ABC.TV during lhe criUcal Optnii!C Mer1tori011s Mul by hla com- Mn. Clare Rldmli!i Malllll; knee. of six days of fashion under - Geoffrey Beene h\troduMd Nol oniJI the ohowa themselves, · took the provocatove step. rating perloda. Llkewize, COS. maMina officer whllt ~ervlq 11101111111 Nell, PL PIMUnt. , , Where the third hand stope sponsorship of American design· the ''pOiudo coat dnas." but tha fact that all lhree · O!leAf Dehull TV and NBC.TV ware uld ta .. 1 Wireman wltil tha Com· i '.... ..~ you have the level of the hem er showings. I Prlnceoa In ahape it wae tiny networkl offered their debuts in At that Umo, the ·network be cooperaUvt In provtdlna the mlllllcatiOII Section at Mar!Do . DI8CIIARGIID: Mn. Mtln'in of the ahorleot dre" ahown , 11 was white velvet and worn II the lojl llld wldened In lhe the same week·IODI period. decided. to live its lagging better audience lir times. Air Bae ~IJ, Chu Lll, Bennett, Jr., and dqhler, ..Pt. fashion sorlbu In New York to under a 10111 white velvet coat lklrl. with a hlgb front pleat to Officially, lhla nl&htmarlah eDtertaWnent atalua I shot In AI Illy rate, the reslult. were Viet Nam. L Cpl. ~ Is a P~; Paul Elda,.Pt. PJ4!a;. voew the newest from pace- bordered 1n white fox and give motlon. ·,ll Willi dona In Vlewln& experten.,._Wtth aolllt the arm . In blockbuater form, favorable ta ABC.TV nUngs, Fadllllt of Rutland Bllh ant, Mn. LIDJd llilllllo ~· oetllng dOIIIftel'll ·for tall and topped by a dome-shaped hat of 1 w 0 e d 1 and b r 0 0 1 d e 1 . 11 watchen lryllls 1o keep up with II offered Its debula .In one and laal September came tho llchoat He entered lba Marine 11011; Mrs. WU!Iam N-'o ·. · ~· wmter. the same fur: reached chic in totlg ball .gowns. several premieres at once'-IO !liCked . week, holora oil two nightmare-when CBS.TV and Corpa m JuiJ, 19tlt. Pleaunl You'll notice your hand , . Preview Long Skirts -Mollie Parnia went over- , scheduled lo be repealed asam competitors, CBS.TV and NBC. NBC.TV rounded up their stopped about where a long 1 The Tiffeau and Busch Ltd. board lor the tent or pyramid ' atartlng the week e! Sept. 11. TV: had really got rolling with uually alrafllinl ()n!llllerea undershirt does. But unless collection also had oometliiDB dr..a. She Uled lhls ahapa for In order to gain a competi- lheor new shows. ana went head-Jo.head In threeyou•..., contemplaUng marriage for every woman tn ponder- short cocktail and 10118 e~en1111 Uve advantage, however, ene One of the results wso thai way competition with the and wanting a Jacquea Tiffesu mid-calf skirts by t!NI8. The 10wno 1n pale stiff saUno. She[ network, ABC.TV, Is trying to ABC.TV pulled away to a IDlaller network. bridal aown, no need to worry leslgner showed two sullo with olso lntro4bced what she called move a number of ill IIIIOIIIIng start In lit• ratings As It happens, the week -~ - ·wnat unquestlonaaty were In< a new look In the d~yUme l premieres a week ahead. It aU llld has been · slltisllcally precediDB the scheduled Sept. long... daytime sklr1s of shifts-a few dresses that had depends on whether sponsor competitive ever since. 11 kickoff starts off with the current collections. Inset mldrlfl panola. The rest of approval, production ottuetlons, It should be pointed out, Monday that to Lahor Day, and EaOh gothered skirt-one her shifts, however, were .atlltj promotion delallo and other however, that another reason ABC-TV doesn't want to woole plam gray, the other tweed- the comfortable .old look- eoaenUals can be worked out. ABC.TV made Ita laat start two lt. premieres on this travellna went down to mid-calf and wa" unadorned, simple, loose Ia lhe With the curr011t premiere aeaoono ago had 1D do with the holiday. Therefore 11 to trytna TWO.THIRDS . topped by a little jacket. The waist, and perfectly straight. week discomfort, It doean't fact th•t it was a presidential to move up ita · debuta of ' II ~Jt•1 1 ''0 "prophecy of tomorrow" outfits . - Xlmberly, the famed maker mailer what reason Ia riven for elecUoa year, and lhe network , Tuesday Jhrou1h Friday. It has OF•fH& ··• were the ultimate m cover-up. of knit dresses and coslumeo, alteraUons in tbe oetup, so ton& had Ito entertamment prograll!· l only one Saturday prerniere Jabn D H rbert Tr Each had opals lo hide whal lintroduced a shell coat, collar· : as some relief Is In the offing mlng interrupted less than its I and none on Sunday. PEOPlE 'If h' · e • le!urer wasn 't cloaked Dy the skirts. less and meant to wear over a - now and later. competitors. I Because Gf the complex t11 (J..... . 0 10• re.ported that sa_les , While hami-above-t h e-k n e e shift with decorative designs. [ _ . This was the election year In problems tn such 8 move-up, READINChJ:IIIIS ~x collecl!on for lhe .'erst •and to the knee dr.esses Other marks of this collection: However, whole It os true lhat which Congreso failed to ! ABC-TV says 11 will obabl 1-j -~ ., .. reper~od of the new foscal abounded in mosl designer wide colorful stripes and bold ' a successful ABC·'!'V move suspend the equal time law, confirm its •witches on~by on! • MESSAGE vear July I through July collections, there was news In up ar1 patterna. Puffy airy loward earlier premieres would which meant network reporting - if the are at all sslble r ;, I showed an increase of $303,· the away-from-Jhe.body dulgn brocade knits were offered for allow easier sampling of new was Inhibited-and the candl· Thus i: says It Is thi:lng oi WERE NOT ~ over thai collected In the of numerous dresses. evenlna. lhowo, the buolne., fact dates had to buy more than the these as " revew•" rath previous period last year. The trapeze, tent dreso, I :-Anne Fogarty drew plaudit. overrides any altrulsllc fallout: normal amount of commercial than " remrere:"- much :~ HOME TODAY Six of the Jtn aoutllea•tern sweatshirt proportion sweater wclh an oranlle wool crochet The kickoff week Is sometimes television lime tn expound and I B 0 d P h . 1 Ohio counties, GalUa, Jackaon, lltaBses, . Batman·inspired sU·1clreos with long sleeves. She crucial to a network's seaoon clarify their views ni~~ way now .;,s ~~~mng Pike, Rosa, Scioto and Vlntnn houetlea all added up 1o a called II a pullover awaeler results In the rating. . Since ABC. TV · wu the 1 televi:~vce~eve~ ai,' ~~o~n I showed lncreaoes. scramble to cloak the figure. dress. The frantic focusmg on smallest network and had the I imposs bl~ b ca 8 ' h Yl F!Jurea showing tile colleo- Even skimmer dreosea had , ' e u e once a s ow · dl J 1 least reach, the other networ. s ils seen coast·l<>eoast on video Ilona for the perlod en You were workln& at your job . . . went to Villi rell· ng u y owagaer. 1 · 9, 19M, and July 10, 19!15 folwere more sought • fte_:_~ I "' lhe start or a serleo tivea .. . attended school or took the ltido 00111ewheril . . . went to your church meeting . . . playe_q bridge-. lo'll!: Jackets Pupalar ' sequence-well , there it is, a ••. went shopplni . . , worked for your favorite Albeu- , 11,8011.98 , Many dreose• had matching charity . . . over to the neighbors . . . at your P.Jfl. . • ; .. !J C GaDfl - $6,102.57, M,410.84. long or short jackets, pulling certainly be reviewed as , time job . . . Anyway, you weren't home. Ho<tinl - $2,11119,75, f3,078.29; the coelome In &nod stead TIJESDAY premlerea. i You mllltd c few things. No phone caUs, 1olidlor1, Jacnoa - $7.35'/.711 $1197.92. aaalnal the traclltlonal suit. VETERANS MEMORIAL ABC·TV, of course, would ,_ ' ' Colors ranged from pastels to .. . radio or TV pro~ram•. But ... 1/0U didn't ~ltl"tilll'~ ~·~•ee $6,242.26, 7,882.69. . paintbox brights, but black and BY MRS. A. H. BAILEY Volunteer AuXIliary will moet profit hurely In a publicity ntwapoptr . . . for HERE IT, IS awaiting our ,Cot!· Melp - $4,281.to, $fi,oo2.38. while combinations appeared Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Will, Tuesday, July 16 al 7:30 p.m. oense by moving Ita ohows up venftnce. Full of hlttrestiny ntws about o!ko Pike - $6,251.57, $3,540.97. frequonUy two hoys of Bucyrus, 0., -<all· in the hospital cafeteria. Speak· becauS!!, being lifted oul of know . . . feature• . . . world news . . . aocial• llt!M Roll - .U,21Uti, fti,32Ut. Gabardl~e was a favored ed on Mr. and Mre. Stanley er wU1 be Dr. Porras. All mem· PT PLEASANT - City JK> competition with other enlrles.' ... .ttate new! ... ads .ftom your Jauoritt .ttoret o:.·l , bera are urged to altend. lice investigated two mishaps they would gel more space and ! aporll . . . comics ... editOTillls. .... , ,, .... Bcloto- "8,1'19.71, $18,MIJ.IIl. fabric Ditto for woole bulky Trussell Saturday. VInton - $15,520.19, $6,111.00. and tbsuo weight. Five ~nd Six Mro. A. H. Batley and Mn. FRIENDLY CIRCLE of the Monday afternoon resulting In dominate television Morlea fnr j Collecllon ~ motar r eldcle, inch square checks showed up Cl9delle Acketl, son W~e. Federated Church will meet property damage but oo person- the better part of a week If a . So, SIT BACK AND RELAX . . . and read what'a 10t lng on. 11 you want to save or romember, ~~;~metl!llllo hoost traDer aud use tuu In iD most collections. Plaids, tho spent from Friday Ull Sunday '1\!eaday evelllnB, July 19, at al Injury . The first accident oc· nutnber of programs are go ahead, cUp It out. Reading tbe QewapaJ~«,~ 10 the tell oounllH aho:MIII the b!J, bold kind, also wera visiting Mr. and Mn. JuniOr 8 p.m. ollbe church. Mloa Ma- curred 2:2S p.m. when a car available. convenient - it's there when you want to tu .... fogures lor lbe penod aDding drummed ink> the faohton Sorden, daughter Dinah, I nd ry EIIJabeth Chapman II the traveling north on Ohio Slre•t There lo only one problem : If , ll'a there when you wont to shop !rom it. Your July t, 9611, and July 10• .1988 parade for fall. Mrs. Bailey vlalted Mr. and proJI'am leader and Mn. AI· driven by Richard P. Newell, ABC-TV succeed. In moving paper Is always there. ' '" " !ollowo: IAtfleDs - $7,318.31, The moat ele1ant costumaa Mrs. Nal Barnhart Saturday R!ld bert Woodarp and Mrs. Chari· Sr., 61 , 927 Mo,.man Circle. thl showe up, and is successful, $7,017.88. GIOia- $3,356.'19, $!,· were trimmed In fur--drcllng Sunday. H Strauss are tha hoattues. Pt. Pleaaan~ struck a parked CBS-TV and NBC-TV msy well . lilll'lti 858.n. Hocking $1,713.87, neckllnea cuffs and hemlines Mrs. Mary McPeek aod dillWEDNESDAY car owned by Wallace Snlilh follow, later if not now. And I Your advertising - ! I I Is !hero, too road by men 90% of tho time and by wo~n ~~ $3,377.99, Jackaon - •18,470.34, Scurves 'abounded ao accenta: ghters, Sardl,a visited Mr. and WINDING TRAIL GARDF.N 1409 Ohio Stree~ Pt. Pleasant'. then they'd be bead-t<>headr u aurveya an<l atud110 nationally hava shGwil.''·' e ' 18,806.{8•. Lawrence - $11,310.· The brighter the bolter. Mrs .. Holly Friend. . . club will have their annual Newell was cited for drlvl!lg ~gain, rtcht down tho line-with ~. '1'l:I ; I ' 51, $9,1'1US. .Meigs - $5,669.· Typical of daytime print Mr. llld Mrs., Rlchahl Gaul potluck picnic at Royal Oaks while Intoxicated and pro~er- no place to move 1o except 22, ~··· 'Pike - · t8,1140.48, dfl>sses were akimmei'S In the and sons, Ch..ter, 1pen1 ~Sun- park,. Wednesday veniiJI, Me~· ty damage woo esUm•ted ot summer. If ABC-TV lao't l $2.618.18..... - $8,297.41, 18,- Jerry Silverman collectlon.lday a~ernoon w.llh Mr. and her~ are to meet at Starks $t40. There were no personal careful, il& new season Is liable 473.76, Scioto - no weo~ly fog· They . were made of swll'ling, Mrs. II arden Ours. >r . r Pharmacy at 6 p.m. and are injuries. 10 back Into Its "aecond ure; .1,418.15. Vllltoa no hrighUy colored prints loud Mrs. Elmer Cartrutfier of reminded to bring own table The oecond mishap occurre~ aeason" of the previous year. weekly figure, $1,504.16. , enough to he heard. I Newark, called on Mr. and Mrs. service. at 5 p.m. on Ohio Street when " - - - .. _t,_,...._ . "· ..-........,._.,....,..,...,..,._.,_.,_..,.,.. ........._.,.~....,...,-..,.. A drees 1n the Branell Stanley Trussell SundaJ. PAST PRESIDENTS of tho car driven by Mary A. Rogers, collection was done In 1 Mr. and Mrs. Erneal J~OD American Legion Auxlllary of 30, t401 Ohio Street, hacked on· " '' ·' '~ Hot Wulher Ahudl magenta, orange and· black of Balpre, Mr. and Mrl. Her- Drew Weboler Poet wUl m~t to a parked car owned by Mar· GUA:ta~'~" INSTALL diamond wool pattern. It had 1 man Caroon and Mr. and lolra. Wednesday eveninl, at I he line Campbell, t202 Ohio Street. IR tubular allhouette. ~IIniey Trwlsell, loca~ called home of Mn. Mayme Holmes, Mrs. Ro10rs was cited for lm· • Mo4em Art DelfgDa on Mr. and Mrs. Warden Oura College Road, Syracuoe. Mem· proper hacking and properly Very op art was 1 black and Sunday evenllli. hero are to bring wrapped gifts damaae was estimated at $100. 'I~ 3rll while Kle patterned twill tube Mr. and Mrs. Holly Friend for tho lllopted nurse, Con· HERE ARE SOliE ANSWERS TO QUES. Q. Row dct I bow •r kilcler or electric Mal drus In the Larry . Aldrich called on Mr. and Mrs. Alpha 11ance Tboma. TtONS ON THII SENMTIONAL (lUAft. coatraetor will paJ •r · e*-'J u::.~ ~· o11 JJ. ANTEE PLAN! collection. The oquarea were Colirll of Syracuse a SUnday TIIURSDAY Salem Center Boys three inches ' acrons. A abaft afternoon. . CHICKEN SUPPER at i . . , _ MI F · Q. Enctlp ttlliat de nu meaa 117 a Cu1ru. A. Your builder or o{ectric h..tl:l.H ~ ~. . · IIII,.W Chaoo, Mgr. dross In the coUectlon featured Mr. and Mrs. Jerry While MI. Mor!U Baptist Church I ..,.,cuss e 1!8 81~ is insured by The American &i. : ~~~·· ... r. lleetrtc Bealtnr Plan f ance Company. Tht policy cover JlhoM tn-2111 Mlddloport horizOntal Roman atripea of of Belpre, spent an eveninl with Fourth and Main,ts, Middle- I Tile Salem Center Boys 4-H years ot your ele!letric heat¥W, At :.... 1 multiple colors. Collarlesa, lithe ltalpb Ballard f1mUy. '111ursday, July 21. Ali i. club met July 13 at the schoOl. A. 1t will guarantot tllat the annual .,.,.. cost with a maximum liability ot'ORe ou-i11e eoot ol heatiDB rour h - wllh Ft..... ---.. Welcome. Sours t p.m..(i:SO p. Carol Poerce, the edvlsor, at· luo Eleotric R011 ><IU r-ln wlllllo 10~ ..nd dollan ($1.000.00) for ,t.,. ll!~~lh ' I tended along with 15 members. of a tpec:ftk dotla..OruJ.co•ta • - each :;.. hall, Tburaday, 7:30 p.m. The buolnels cllscussed was Q. But •••t If I wut to buitd a Hjt~ • roar for the 6rtl thrt1 fall ''"n ot MEIGS CQUNTY Democrat mainly about fair entries. . ~dOL . -tlectrle heat f .' t. '.'j, ib club wUJ meet at the Syr&ctlle A dtmonstraUon was goven A. lt'l even more simple. YOUl' llltlih&Jih1ot town bill, Tburaday, 7:30p.m. , by Ken Wheeler on Electric I. Q. Who make~ IIIIa ..aranteet electric heatin g contr.al!tOt11111kM4.tit AU memberl ate uraed to at- A repurt waa given by David A Ope1·&tii\J C01t Guarantee a P'ti if rhia lend. Ladlet are uked to b"'•• Mitchell til Jr. 4-H camp. Be· Either your builder or tle4trle htatinr ·~"' lb 1 1h bo 1 <OIItraot4r who hll lbltaUed the heatinl apeeiAII!atiol\l. You aa~nlne and'*'JrO•~ · it fore e meet •1 • yo Pay· sys~m in the new home you buy, or boild. andwlches or oooldea. befrrre you ad. You know.itaiai:IUt how PIDLATHEA WOMEN of ed oofthall. The next meeting much your clectrit healill_{_,~t: ~~A~ thl Middleport Church o1 Chrlot will be July 22 at ' p.m. at the Q. Olr.&y, but how doea the guaraalee w•rk t JOta'll be IUrpriaed. how~~ wW have a picnic diDner on the Salem Center School. It Ia! A. When fOU huJ or b\oild a now home with ebu/ch lin Thunday evelllng Flamolaoa lleetrto Boat inatatlod, you Q. Row ean 1 Hllcllr or llootlili! !W.lllfi!~ al 1:30 p.m. Memben art to RlmiM ud approwe the Written opera\ifta ·Jiarantae hoallar eoato 'ii'i!fR 1 lM.t~u ltlce • food dlah llld table ler· Coot Guaranllt llofore you make Ilia pur•ll'ieese•uthT rr:~ "bncsffi !'l 'lice. In cue ot rain 11 wlll be ehase. Tilt Gul'llltao will tonllln tho 1111'~:T 9nhcq mated JUI'bl ..sli of beatlnf )'ll1ll' homo tile hold In the church d1n1nB room. A. The build~r or eleetrte beatl~c th*liA Flame!• fty. Tloe ooat il elearlr llatod besea h4 guarant.ed 111tii&On ~Ill ill a lp6Clft< dolla,...nd...nll ftguro. W... oiBcial ""'" weather data, illuJIItlllW1olt ""' ,.,. tile home,, tile o........ llllo aloctrie heating exptri-e <illi!ilolll 'IJIIi otrecl. It .., litM dur"- IIIIo lrlt ..._ lltlmadnr of onnual htaU~'Iiot full J0U1 JOU OOOUpJ JGIIr - . ,.... 1 new eoneept, hut gt«trootflllrlt &rf<ifr;. yoarly h<a~ng e01t exceeds Ilia atimotod mau il a bold new step. ·ificfsil 1~HiJ' ftruro by more than tO%, ,..... 1luildoo <Akl cU.rn· Q. WllJ a three-year ru•rantee·t wiU • - JOU. a. wiU atoo ..U. 117 adJ.... A. Frankly, to dramatically ~ IIIMillll!'" menta or ..... tllat mq be requirod Ill ...,,ivo bllldon and Flam~less ~ makl your ...........t . , . . oporalll - - haft '""11pl. ., , . .bl~i· Roaumbtr: Tba Clunntot illl oeoaomy and dop<lldability : clt>.~il ~ Wrili., .•• You'll tu11J pulact:J. uot. llandanl gu&l'ante. ~altAI1tt!lt for only a few moalhl, or oiJWtililt")Q. ~ wblt · - -..ate Haal Cootl t ialtial operation or break-in 1\.e .A. TodiJ,IIIo -of l'fulol• EleoVIe Heat Stop In ancfS.. tlanleso Real Gall'llltae lit tho oamd br Tbl Eloetrie Com• ~te the yMr--in, Our Selection , . , ta. aetullJ Ill' lowor lfwJ il - ln abl1itr and eeon- of 1115f. When .JW -biDe tho ~., Of Mu1111o AI MIOlliER SEftVICE OF el- oomfort, coarjlltte -enience aDd IIIPAIY ... YGU IIW u~~&, Aeldb!UIJ of eleolrlo heat, wltb tile noweat law raw, It ldda ap Ill lbl beet poootblo ~~~-..tIn ll.a can ma11o. Increase - n:a~o;.:~~ ;:~t f~~~~ n~: Q- My It-year..,td ooo has •· ' " ,. • · '" ' OF POMEROY, OHIO left under his door by his alway• had underdeveloped geolt tile cloSe·~ bualneu June 30, 1966, a state banking In- cousin, Jackie Burke, Jr. The lmls. Our doctor Ia giving him . IO~?rtlolllbied and operating under tbe bankln& laws note said : a series of Injections to activate rif:~ ~ · ;K'ti i~ll I member of the Federal Reserve System. his pituitary. Whal could cause ~ . In accordance with a call made by the State "Fairways and greens, cu!." this condition and what are W 11 Auq,onueo and by the Federal Reserve Ban,k of Burke was telling Marr Mt to the chances the treatment will ''"' nno o ., . ASSETS try to oul-slug the big guys, benefit him? Caslr.'bWiali~ ·with other banks, and caall which he couldn't, anyway. Just " - .Genital development It lteii)S ,1'- process of collection -- ---- --- $ , keep .the ball In lhelalrway and delayed in hoys with FroehUJ!lti\t! S'ta'tel; Government obllgations, get ot on the green In lwt, Itch's syndrome, which is causdlrecl and auaranleed ------·------ --Burke was advising. ed hY a OODBenflal cllaease ot ObUgaUona of Stllea and polltlcal oubdlvialona ·\aron immediately shot him· the pituitary. These boys have OIMr.; aeturiUes ~~~~--~-~ -- ------ ---- -- -out of contention with a 78 a characlertstlc type of obesJ. 0\hfl loiDI and dl~ounta - -- ~--- --- --- -- - final day and when Marr ty that chiefiy affects the 1141llf ,pr;tmiSes, furmture and ffrtures, and ,,t three strokes up on breasts, abdomen and thighs. 1\lher usell repreaenllnc bank premllea ~.890.50 dcklaus on the lllh, Dave Every effort should be made 0Je~~£: -------- ----- --------------3.&01.20 •ter confessed he started to bring you IIOD's weiBbt·down 4)1., . TS ----------------~-- -- ---- f8,&84,992.4• 1posing my acceptance to the tower Umlt of nonnal. LIABILITIES '· :h." . In JOme victims lhls i8 an llliwfn.IIJI~IJIISits of individuals, ' t il wasn't over yet and that need be done but, if there ... ,mt~~~~~ipa, and corpontlons ~~----- - $1,628,474.84 wnen Marr missed a 16-inch 11 a tumOr of thl pituitary, the nme and' avlnp de poilu ollndfvlduals, tt f h· lh 16th he g1 be partnersblpa, and corporaUons ~ ~~----c 3,909.241.80 pu or os par on e ' and mut n!moved ourgt. lilepoiiU·,ofnUniled States Government ----25,811.60 was only one stroke up on cally or by deep X ray trea~ Deposltdl oll o8tate• and political subdivisions 382 735 69 Casper and two on NicklaUs. ments. Following this II may be &ertlilftl ,ead officera' checka, etc. ------- -9:782:87 That"a how they came to the necusary lor the victim to Ttlll'ALDii!IIOSITS ~---~~-- - -- $5,956,028.80 18th. Casper bogeyed the hole take plluttary lnjectlono , "· ll'~ •demand deposits ~ -- - -- $1,984,285.00 but Nicklauo get off a throughout llle. ·•>Total t.imeoand aavinga depoolll $3,971,741.80 tremendous drive while Marr's ct- My 3-year-old daughter Other liabilities ~-~~-~------------------157,969.62 tee shot wound up in the sandi,-O...-O..."-;;;;;=;;;;iii~..... TOTAL U_ABlLITIES - - ~ -~~ ---- --- -- ----- $8,113,996.42 on the lefl He played out short ', CAPITAL ACCOUNTS with a seven Iron, then whistled e<!itlri10W ~-total par value ·--- - ------· $ 125,000.00 a nine iron three feet from the ~ "!!~-- -- ---------- --------------- 1'15,000.00 cup and putted out for his par. DRY UMiivldeot 'jlrolita ~---·------------------120,995.99 Nicklaus also got hii part buill ~IJ'tlA:PITAL ACCOUNTS -----------420,995.99 still left him two strokes back. CLEANING 'JOIIIAL .. (1JY!JLITIES AND Later, Marr revealed thai ,. '"l::fiiP.ITilL ACCOUNTS ---- ----·--- --- $6,534,992.41 short seven Iron shot out of the Service On Request ~ T .hO''''t•l to. , MEMORANDA sand was "the moot imperlanl dJ.Qtal deposits for the 15 one" of the tournamenL It ~4~ ·days endlns with call date -~-~ $5,967,723.75 didn't even travel200 yardl. Ave!Jig~ Pl.total loans for lbe 15 See, you don't always need a CLEANI!RS P,OMEROY ~ehd•r days ending with call dale -- ~ - 4,313,769.51 cannon when you go to war. Loans asjftown in "Aasets" are after ~ucpon of valuaUon reaervea of ..... ' 19,929.29 ~ •I !··i ;5UPPLEMENTA.L MEMOI!A.NDA usr TERMS .•• Pled ed aneta and aecurilles loaned (book value): =", ::::: ::.~ ~ ~:lbaiD= llltrlloG, I DOlTOR· S'YS WE'RE Jlil7uelll Awarded 3 Han. .sup From the Kn~e . York 000 011 ~_; t 8 I AmeriGa .fMiul .. ; . .. 'nit ~ ~ :- rll II• 1'bt a.dl lito•IN - af J.8 Cuellar, ·Owetla ·(" 1nc1 New York 1110 aoo 1116- t .ll 0 ~~ ovol' ID MlldJepol:l, aoepj ·leiiM of 0'*' 48 llllrllilallfl (8) MIDD. 110 .on ooo- 4 12 0 I« lba IIIOftlll. , · ' ' ,' In the Kyler ~ill!.· l.Ut Ul· ilOWDIDC• Relllll (7) llld Monday evenlq lba !lids, year thl Rldl. l'allllit!IP 17.Z). . Gibbs; Grant, Pllllt7), etmino IIJODBcnd b)' YOIIII&'e Mlrke~ 11 Kyser to lba MkldliPOri·YII>- · . If), Worthlllgton (8) and defellecl the ~-lOs IU ~~ ~ees.:. v 111••1 Tom coOke 7 1 Battey. WP-Rililfl <2-2). LP- lbllshed 12-Sin ,...- ~~011 uw• M-.. .,. . York 100 001 44'1:- 8 a t CimiJIO (·1-3). HRs-Uhlaender 1ll!lll. pitched S hit baD II the Red Bruce, Raymond II.), Taylor (!at), Killebrew <19th), Lopej Tho Ylllkale 11r1 0111 .of II SOl, glvJnl up two ablgl• to and Heith: 'Sblw, Hamilton tfth~ . wllh four fer lb1rd place, BIDdy Becker llld I slqle 10 Iiiii Grote. WP-shaw (7-8). at preHDI; !lie ar- could Bailey. 000 001 ooo- 1 t 3 tie by wlnnlntl theb: foUr 11111181 '111 Redl got eJabl IIIIa off (z.7). HR-EIIlot CaDI , . Cleve 000 4llO Ill- 8 8 O remalJIIDI, two of thlm mike- Pe~ Ault. Cooke had two , Lopez, Reed (6), Lee 18) and up aame from ralnoutl. lllqles, .Ron Clonch a llnlle, aoo 100 aoo -3 4 o Rodgers: Bell (10-5) '8nd Azcue. The Reds thua auccealully Lo McKinney a single Hysell 00111100 no- z 12 1 LP-Lopez (M). ~vito defended their title, hlvtog won J Ferre'lra two Henry 18), Linzy !8), <19th), BroWn (2nd), Cardenal iD 1986 under manqer BUI ~ e :;•A · 8 1Ingle {9), McDIIIIIel (9) and !lOth), wasner (12th), AlVIs Chflda. 'lllla aeasan, with alldl BMdlet, 0:~ _ 13 1 Veale, Mikkelsen (8) (9th). • retired, Woody Call took over Sox ooo 100 - 3 3 2 Pasliaroni. WP-Perry (13after havintl beea out of manLP-Veale (11-(i). Ball 140 000 000- li t 2 OliDIIfour years. He bid deDI• Cooke and CochraD. Aull J. Miller, Brabender 16), onstrated unus .. ual earlllr auc- llld Becker.. t.:;;;.;;;;;;..;......... I 000 000 000- 0 5 1 J)rahowaky (9) and E$cllebar- cess as manager of the lndiaDB,Ir 000 030 !Ox- 4 10 0 ren, Roznovsky (3): Pizarro, and with AU.Siilr teamo. Miller (6) and !Dgglno (2), Lamabe (6), - - - - -- Jackson (9-7) and Wilhelm <8) and Romano, OPPOSES PROPOSAL · LP- Koufax ll6·5). McNertney (B). WP-J. Miller WASHINGTON !UP!) - Je· (2-5). LP-Pozarro (6-51. IIR8J K tin ld f Cine! 401 001 020- 8 10 0 Powell 12lot), Frank Robinson rome • ea I• tn:'l ont 0 MR. K. L BYRD Atanta 101 2411 Olx- 9 13 1 (23rd). the NaUonal Alaocialwn of Letp N0 tteb 1 ,51 M ~ ter Carriero, said Monday hla appas, ar • c· ~·"" a1 10 WILL BE AT Cool and Coker· Schwall (Only games scheduled) umon op,_.. I propoa Sdh~elld~ ,3), Abemathy guarantee poatal jobs to com· 306 N. 2nd Ave. Olivo 161 . carroll 191 and morClal employ.. displaced by Middleport, Ohio Torre. WP--OIIvo (4-3). LPchanges In the parcel post sy· ON McCool (!1-4) . HRs-Aiou 12lst), '~':;.ti!,g told the Senate post Jones Otth). 1\ otnce committee thai the pro- THURSDAY JULY 21 Chl OSOvision In a house-passed blll 020 100 6 11 1 FROM St. ~:Is 010 003 30x- ? 13 0 By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. tn assure jobs ·fon railway ex· Ellsworth Jenkins ,81 ond Mumps, an acute lniOCUon press agency workers might 9 am to 12 noon Hundley; jaster, Hoerner 181 of the parotid salivary glands, jeopardize "rightful promoTo repair and service and McCarver. WP-Jaster 15- 18 tarely a serious childhood Uona" of oubotftute employes ~ cllsease but occasionally may now In the poatal aervtce. hearing aids cause menlnBitll or encephali· - - - - ' ' - - - - - • Ions 7,090 yards, only . 90 lis (~rain fever). Recovery · llaHorlll and auppll11 for yards shorter than the Fll'e· irom these complicatiO!UI Is the has bypoarrhylhmla. Brain 111 m1k11 for ule ·~.no layout. rule but somelimeo ,they leave specialists tell us there is no Everything worked right lor the child with some degree at hope for her. She can't even sll .IIR. BYRD will be .lad me there," M~rr smiled at the deafness. up or hold her head up. How to give yqu a free bear· lng teat wllh lhe latell r~collectmn. . I tried n~~ to When a hoy escapes mumps long do these children Uve? have even ooe bad round. until adol..cence or adulthood A - Hypoarrbylhtmta rofm 3eltone Electronic equiJI' ment. He clldn't, either, firing a 70. the disease may "go down" to a type of abnormal brain 69-70·71-260 that was two and cauae an acute lnftamma- wave eeen on the electroenca.' If hurlng Ia your strokes better than Bllly Casper lion of the testicles. lnflamma- phalogram ID children with ltproblem leltene II and Nicklaus, tied for second tioo of the ovaries in older vere mental retardation. When theanawor place, and was wortb $25,000 at girls may also occur but 1s there are other chtdren tn the the presentation ceremony. much rarer. family, 11 Is uually better for Only a short time before thai, This Involvement of the sex them to put the affected child Marr blew a chance to win the glands can be prevented by in an institution. How long such Insurance City Open and keeping the victim 1n bed dur· a child can live is hard ta say. HHring Aid Center deopondently told hlw wife, ing the acute stage of the paro- Much depew on the care II is 504 TINTH IT. Suaan, he didn't think he'd ever lid swelling. A reader ..,.ites to given but, sooner or later. pneu· HUNTINGTON, w. VA. win a big one. say thai his younger brother monia or some other infection Phon• 525-7221 "I think I've got too much had this complication and to will prove fatal. in me .. he'iold her ask whether this would prevent · -- ' d ted if. Mrs him becoming a father later In any evo w e, · Marr told her husband thai was llle. In hoth hoya and lil'ls, just plain nonsense and tried there Is no permanent damaae her best to cheer him up. to the sex glands and no Inter· Marr began last year'a final ference with subsequent paren~ round of the PGA tied for the hood. lead with Tommy Aaron, ·who When the hard swelling of the jumped from the box with parotid hojjinl to ilul>llde, slrlcl llzzllng M on the first day bed root is no longer necessary and sUU was out in front after or advisable. A day·by-day In38 holes. crease in activity will help the Final Lucky Note victim ID get his strength back. ===; BELTONE HHrlilg Aid Service Center • !'3'- ;:r:"' . i Davey Maff 0Ut T0 Prove '65 Title Was No Fluke bitt:"' . WOMAN TO WOMAN ':.om Todoy' S Sport Parade _ _ oes .~re • •o·r"TI.tle •·J!I Ioiii• !;: AKRON, Ohio (UP!) -PGA =:~ Daveytat!Marrof ::ed ahorl hon:ly feels h: , ' , ,, C111 beat ·lbe 'big hoys aaatn allhouJh 110 one .ever expected illm,/0,<!t\ ff even !he forst lime. '"~·' '- T . i e •• l p.m. · ~. ·· · •· . · .. '. ...;,1.1 ' . ,,..,:~· ·•·· -~ \ Prell IJtt~lloul Kansu City at New .Vorl: American Uilpe· · Calllornl& at Boaton w. L. Pot. GBI Natlonatte,.ue hltlm.,.. . 61 32 .8116 ... W. L. J?.«. n"'liirolt SO 18 .568 81> Pittsburgh $5 36 .eot ·•QeveJand 49 40 .!&1 10 San Francloco S8 S7 .1102 :,diTifOI'llil 49 421 .538 11 Los Anleles 51 38 .57S s '>tlln""""ta ts 48 .473 17 Phlledel~hia 50 tt .549 s ."Chicago 42 49 .4«! ts Houotnn t5 t5 .500 II> Kansas City 41 t9 .488 161> AUanta 44 t7 .184 11 ~New Vorl< tl 49 456 181> St. !Aluis 43 46 .483· II i Washington 4ll ii.'l .410 21 Cincinnati S9 SO .t38 15 Boston !II .m .,. New York 311 51 .413 15.,. 55 12 1 Maaday'a 11e1a111 Chicago 29 60 .326 25 1 · New Y6ik 6 Mln,.,.ta 4 Monday'• Resalto Cleve 1 Calli 1, nllhl New York 4 Houoton 1, lsi Biltimore 5 Chicago 3, night New York 6 Houston 3, 2nd · ti 8 ; ~Only gamti scheduled) AUanta 9 CinCIDDI ' ~· Probable Pltdlen Phila 4 lAls ADg 0• nigbl tAD Times EDT) San Fran 3 PIUs 2, night Chicago at Cleveland-How· St. !Aluis 7 Chicago 6, night ard (4-l) Siebert (8-4). 7:30 Tueoday's l'rollable Pllchon p.m.u ,.: · (All Ttmo• EDT! Detroit at Baltimore-Wilson Cincinnati at (i-7) .ai-«Baiber 118-4). 8 p.m. ney (10-4) vs. Roberts 14-5). Kansas City at New York- 2:30 p.m. HunterJ<UI vs: SIDttlemyre (7· Philadelphia at HoustonII) . 8 .p.m. Bunnin• (9-6) vs. Farrell (3-6) . ~ Otllft)rJiilv.at Boston- Brunet 9:30 p.m. ( H) vs. Bennett (().{)). 7:30 Atlanta at st. j ~ ,_.,. -. \ ' • •I• ' .,._- ,_, .-£.-..:~w~ ' , ..,;J!.iG............;:..,.,..,........,.~ .. j · ' « -~ i �j ,. ... ' ~· ~. , , : , ... ; · us; I ~~~'-;~~o;un~" ger (9·71 vs. Stallard U·5). • ~:"(:~ ~ ~=~~~) P·:';jnly games scheduled) Richert 18·9) and MeConnlck Wedneoday's Games (7!/116 p.m. Cincinnati at ChicaJo, 2 Weduesday's Games . ... . Philo al Houaton, niBbt Chlealo at Cleveland Pittsburgh at Los Ang, night ltllJIMoota at Washington New York at San Francisco Detroit at Baltimore Atlanta al St. Louts, nlgbl '· 8 . ' ·; I 1 ·, 1 ·d ,. ' ' ,:.u;-~ , . :~:;~~~~itt: · LiMiddle,Ort Boys'Platy · !GO 000 IIGO- 1 ( 1 MeCarwr (5th), SbannOJIClllb}. . . . · . ' · . I 8 llttle too :~~ :';.!~er th:bo isn't the 'same muscle league . Jack Nocklaus or ~~mer or even Gary Play~. If I have my choice, 1d lil~ ~pi~, belte:l'~arr ~s rath.~ hplay the :~r; sifi"cdy a one-s W 0 ses, e says ca, y. u merely happened to caleb n!allze ~ do~t ~j out .. the IIJJI!!!~. in a bottle a year ago couneo PY s me. 1 Marr's chtmceo In the POA '!'I!J~~.~~ \he .% "'1"0 or.... • "" , 0 Y championship coming up major 'goli tie In 13 yeara u a day are calculated na pro than 8 to 1 becauu the · They claim the 111111, JS.year- yard Firestone Country old Texan . doeah'l hll 'em far ooune Ia considered one of the l eo~ough and It aertoualy handl· longest In the country. :-cappad lolm on the l0111er But tha Laurel Vllley champlonohlp couroea. Club coune on which Marr Morr .,.... wilb · them-up thl 1988 PGA liUo to • uaelly he called a pitch cour- putt CIUrle, either. It measures 1 :r. 1 Reserve REiloRT OF CONDmON OF (8): .- . - Stlace Ale IUileesaor lo II~ »ld-!ashlilned compressor- · In all Frolt-Praaf Modele. Packl mare power '''' . o mara apace, n.. &: 8 2 d 1 1 I . PPCJ.1.K, 1U cu. fL (N.MA atenelatcl) a oo1on~ or ·"nic' Eul ly conneettctlo w11tr .upply. Frigidaire Automatic Ice Maker Refrigerator! • Fills, traezaa, ralaaaes and otaree cubes In handy 243 cube server! · •100~ ftOit·Proof-no dt!rottlnQ ever) • Giant 171-lb. alte bottom freezer! • NowWina·Swept exterioratr6n;, solid Vlsi-Shtlvta for new Yltlbllll)', porfiGI prottcUonl $5·4_!_ -- BAKER FURNITURE Robinson's ~ ·f?~.~f~re i<:!;.;~casiiier.~Oi·iii,~ltiOVe.iii~ed't'a~: I' bereby that this report of condition Is true to tbe d~c best of m ledg<oand belief. .. PAUL B. KLOES 1 W!.' ..fbl!'c-erolgDed directors, atteal the correctness af this .reoort of condition and declare that It bas been I aamlned by us and to the be$! of our lmowledge and helief ls'trllnnd correct. ' HAROLD E. SMITII ' :r'HEREON JOHNSON Directors. I , · LESLIE F. FULTZ i STAD OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS .,, Swoni'To and subscribed before me thia 16111 ~Y of July, 11611. MARY P. YOUNG, Nollq Publlc j If¥ Commlaalon Expires June 30, 1989. I INGELS JULY SALES ingredient! ($5 ,..Mmenal GROWTH CIRCULATION ltptember 19!12 - - - - 2203 · ~ber 1953 - - - - 2502 ' lap_.._, 1954 - - - - - 2653 s.ptember 1916 . iOSO . September 1957 Slptell!ber 1959 _ _ _......_ 4142 ~rember 1¥» -~-- ~29 s.a.t.n .. :196 , J _ _ _...,·_ i$10 ,. . . .. 1962 _...,..._ _ .·!'~57 .. _k., IS People ..,-~-·Na . ' '' WE Can Do·Business ' { ' ' \ . " ' - :J I ... - .1011., tOll- ,.,.,,.111/. BUDGET ELECJRICflfADNG OPERADIG COST GUARANTEE p£1~:-~;:·; ,.,.liM 4!55 '!, ~,.,,_ 1964 -..,...---.....- S!)OP .. · ~Frlday,nd ~ptin...... 1961 -~-..._· ."4 Saturday Night. ·.··•·'( t_·, ... .. :. ' I ,-ld lib... illlflllllMIIII tilt I ' I liMflf1a.-cillisl ~~~on -.1 pl1n to 0 bllifd 0 buy a ~t ' ~s------------------~~._ ,.•·~ ·r••·•._,.; _.,... . .... . r \ '" -· .;.. ' .. ''· . 0 h' <;,.~\..,.r \ ' ~· '. ~. ·.. ' \" t. .. __.__: . UW~--------~--~~~~~~~J '' /.-,thiO;Jf66• 6 . .'Ayt.- $1~ ,' • I, ~I I lNG COST CAN BE· ....ron""' ~ ,~ - PLANTS . 1630 September 1958 ..;,.._---- 3967 ' ·The Daily Sentinel t... BLOOMING MUM September 1955 - - - - 2710 ·' Our Bu·siness ,ou ANTEEO BY YOUR BUILDER,. Port. YIIE DAILY SENTINEL ' has a secret ,, I I COLEMAN AIR-CONDmONING CHASE HARDWARE ' 0 ' BYPo}ice .. ELECTRIC HOME HEAT NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 Needs People Two Accidents :~m~~'"·s:;h ~.~~~~te:~~.t ~~ Investigated I FIRST OF !'ALL" COMBINED MORNING 1nd EVENING PAPERS Your Business , I 1 YEAR SOCIAL CALENDAR ~ .... MIDDLEPORT, 0. THE DAILY SENTINEL---- 4,275 ATHENS MESSENGER---- 2,057 COLUMBUS DISPATCH..,----- 1,031 COLUMBUS CITIZEN-JOURNAL - - 615 Americans Are On The Gtl ·I - -' !Yen 1et11 with operalfng trade In! · DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNTY Bashaq Society News ~, 8 , 37 u9 , Meigs County.· I , I l HOUR .. I' TO '' j THE MESSAGE? Noted in Collection ST. •an· . 010 YOU GET ,''. BEL TONE THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. , '1 1!. IIIJDII, 0011 If Mr. ml pt, ~~~t~~.~ llnlltd Prell !ntemaHonal •about ahowing that much lea. had slim 10111 sleeves. 1fOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Lut pre~lere -k lctually gained political broadcull, an4 were Mn. Baall L. lllynos of IQd. Dale lloyd, ~; NEW YORK (UP!) - Mea. Tlffeau's short bridal aown Highlights of other dealpfl' September's ltlevlslon pte. Ita forst aerloua attenUon jual saddled Wllb more prtoempUo111 dllporl,. has heeD awardld a dolplt FnnkiJn, · lloberllburff ; IUI'l! Ibm hands up from your waa unveiled during the !ourlh collections: mlere week waa 1 real meas. tw~ yean 180 ~hen ABC.TV during lhe criUcal Optnii!C Mer1tori011s Mul by hla com- Mn. Clare Rldmli!i Malllll; knee. of six days of fashion under - Geoffrey Beene h\troduMd Nol oniJI the ohowa themselves, · took the provocatove step. rating perloda. Llkewize, COS. maMina officer whllt ~ervlq 11101111111 Nell, PL PIMUnt. , , Where the third hand stope sponsorship of American design· the ''pOiudo coat dnas." but tha fact that all lhree · O!leAf Dehull TV and NBC.TV ware uld ta .. 1 Wireman wltil tha Com· i '.... ..~ you have the level of the hem er showings. I Prlnceoa In ahape it wae tiny networkl offered their debuts in At that Umo, the ·network be cooperaUvt In provtdlna the mlllllcatiOII Section at Mar!Do . DI8CIIARGIID: Mn. Mtln'in of the ahorleot dre" ahown , 11 was white velvet and worn II the lojl llld wldened In lhe the same week·IODI period. decided. to live its lagging better audience lir times. Air Bae ~IJ, Chu Lll, Bennett, Jr., and dqhler, ..Pt. fashion sorlbu In New York to under a 10111 white velvet coat lklrl. with a hlgb front pleat to Officially, lhla nl&htmarlah eDtertaWnent atalua I shot In AI Illy rate, the reslult. were Viet Nam. L Cpl. ~ Is a P~; Paul Elda,.Pt. PJ4!a;. voew the newest from pace- bordered 1n white fox and give motlon. ·,ll Willi dona In Vlewln& experten.,._Wtth aolllt the arm . In blockbuater form, favorable ta ABC.TV nUngs, Fadllllt of Rutland Bllh ant, Mn. LIDJd llilllllo ~· oetllng dOIIIftel'll ·for tall and topped by a dome-shaped hat of 1 w 0 e d 1 and b r 0 0 1 d e 1 . 11 watchen lryllls 1o keep up with II offered Its debula .In one and laal September came tho llchoat He entered lba Marine 11011; Mrs. WU!Iam N-'o ·. · ~· wmter. the same fur: reached chic in totlg ball .gowns. several premieres at once'-IO !liCked . week, holora oil two nightmare-when CBS.TV and Corpa m JuiJ, 19tlt. Pleaunl You'll notice your hand , . Preview Long Skirts -Mollie Parnia went over- , scheduled lo be repealed asam competitors, CBS.TV and NBC. NBC.TV rounded up their stopped about where a long 1 The Tiffeau and Busch Ltd. board lor the tent or pyramid ' atartlng the week e! Sept. 11. TV: had really got rolling with uually alrafllinl ()n!llllerea undershirt does. But unless collection also had oometliiDB dr..a. She Uled lhls ahapa for In order to gain a competi- lheor new shows. ana went head-Jo.head In threeyou•..., contemplaUng marriage for every woman tn ponder- short cocktail and 10118 e~en1111 Uve advantage, however, ene One of the results wso thai way competition with the and wanting a Jacquea Tiffesu mid-calf skirts by t!NI8. The 10wno 1n pale stiff saUno. She[ network, ABC.TV, Is trying to ABC.TV pulled away to a IDlaller network. bridal aown, no need to worry leslgner showed two sullo with olso lntro4bced what she called move a number of ill IIIIOIIIIng start In lit• ratings As It happens, the week -~ - ·wnat unquestlonaaty were In< a new look In the d~yUme l premieres a week ahead. It aU llld has been · slltisllcally precediDB the scheduled Sept. long... daytime sklr1s of shifts-a few dresses that had depends on whether sponsor competitive ever since. 11 kickoff starts off with the current collections. Inset mldrlfl panola. The rest of approval, production ottuetlons, It should be pointed out, Monday that to Lahor Day, and EaOh gothered skirt-one her shifts, however, were .atlltj promotion delallo and other however, that another reason ABC-TV doesn't want to woole plam gray, the other tweed- the comfortable .old look- eoaenUals can be worked out. ABC.TV made Ita laat start two lt. premieres on this travellna went down to mid-calf and wa" unadorned, simple, loose Ia lhe With the curr011t premiere aeaoono ago had 1D do with the holiday. Therefore 11 to trytna TWO.THIRDS . topped by a little jacket. The waist, and perfectly straight. week discomfort, It doean't fact th•t it was a presidential to move up ita · debuta of ' II ~Jt•1 1 ''0 "prophecy of tomorrow" outfits . - Xlmberly, the famed maker mailer what reason Ia riven for elecUoa year, and lhe network , Tuesday Jhrou1h Friday. It has OF•fH& ··• were the ultimate m cover-up. of knit dresses and coslumeo, alteraUons in tbe oetup, so ton& had Ito entertamment prograll!· l only one Saturday prerniere Jabn D H rbert Tr Each had opals lo hide whal lintroduced a shell coat, collar· : as some relief Is In the offing mlng interrupted less than its I and none on Sunday. PEOPlE 'If h' · e • le!urer wasn 't cloaked Dy the skirts. less and meant to wear over a - now and later. competitors. I Because Gf the complex t11 (J..... . 0 10• re.ported that sa_les , While hami-above-t h e-k n e e shift with decorative designs. [ _ . This was the election year In problems tn such 8 move-up, READINChJ:IIIIS ~x collecl!on for lhe .'erst •and to the knee dr.esses Other marks of this collection: However, whole It os true lhat which Congreso failed to ! ABC-TV says 11 will obabl 1-j -~ ., .. reper~od of the new foscal abounded in mosl designer wide colorful stripes and bold ' a successful ABC·'!'V move suspend the equal time law, confirm its •witches on~by on! • MESSAGE vear July I through July collections, there was news In up ar1 patterna. Puffy airy loward earlier premieres would which meant network reporting - if the are at all sslble r ;, I showed an increase of $303,· the away-from-Jhe.body dulgn brocade knits were offered for allow easier sampling of new was Inhibited-and the candl· Thus i: says It Is thi:lng oi WERE NOT ~ over thai collected In the of numerous dresses. evenlna. lhowo, the buolne., fact dates had to buy more than the these as " revew•" rath previous period last year. The trapeze, tent dreso, I :-Anne Fogarty drew plaudit. overrides any altrulsllc fallout: normal amount of commercial than " remrere:"- much :~ HOME TODAY Six of the Jtn aoutllea•tern sweatshirt proportion sweater wclh an oranlle wool crochet The kickoff week Is sometimes television lime tn expound and I B 0 d P h . 1 Ohio counties, GalUa, Jackaon, lltaBses, . Batman·inspired sU·1clreos with long sleeves. She crucial to a network's seaoon clarify their views ni~~ way now .;,s ~~~mng Pike, Rosa, Scioto and Vlntnn houetlea all added up 1o a called II a pullover awaeler results In the rating. . Since ABC. TV · wu the 1 televi:~vce~eve~ ai,' ~~o~n I showed lncreaoes. scramble to cloak the figure. dress. The frantic focusmg on smallest network and had the I imposs bl~ b ca 8 ' h Yl F!Jurea showing tile colleo- Even skimmer dreosea had , ' e u e once a s ow · dl J 1 least reach, the other networ. s ils seen coast·l<>eoast on video Ilona for the perlod en You were workln& at your job . . . went to Villi rell· ng u y owagaer. 1 · 9, 19M, and July 10, 19!15 folwere more sought • fte_:_~ I "' lhe start or a serleo tivea .. . attended school or took the ltido 00111ewheril . . . went to your church meeting . . . playe_q bridge-. lo'll!: Jackets Pupalar ' sequence-well , there it is, a ••. went shopplni . . , worked for your favorite Albeu- , 11,8011.98 , Many dreose• had matching charity . . . over to the neighbors . . . at your P.Jfl. . • ; .. !J C GaDfl - $6,102.57, M,410.84. long or short jackets, pulling certainly be reviewed as , time job . . . Anyway, you weren't home. Ho<tinl - $2,11119,75, f3,078.29; the coelome In &nod stead TIJESDAY premlerea. i You mllltd c few things. No phone caUs, 1olidlor1, Jacnoa - $7.35'/.711 $1197.92. aaalnal the traclltlonal suit. VETERANS MEMORIAL ABC·TV, of course, would ,_ ' ' Colors ranged from pastels to .. . radio or TV pro~ram•. But ... 1/0U didn't ~ltl"tilll'~ ~·~•ee $6,242.26, 7,882.69. . paintbox brights, but black and BY MRS. A. H. BAILEY Volunteer AuXIliary will moet profit hurely In a publicity ntwapoptr . . . for HERE IT, IS awaiting our ,Cot!· Melp - $4,281.to, $fi,oo2.38. while combinations appeared Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Will, Tuesday, July 16 al 7:30 p.m. oense by moving Ita ohows up venftnce. Full of hlttrestiny ntws about o!ko Pike - $6,251.57, $3,540.97. frequonUy two hoys of Bucyrus, 0., -<all· in the hospital cafeteria. Speak· becauS!!, being lifted oul of know . . . feature• . . . world news . . . aocial• llt!M Roll - .U,21Uti, fti,32Ut. Gabardl~e was a favored ed on Mr. and Mre. Stanley er wU1 be Dr. Porras. All mem· PT PLEASANT - City JK> competition with other enlrles.' ... .ttate new! ... ads .ftom your Jauoritt .ttoret o:.·l , bera are urged to altend. lice investigated two mishaps they would gel more space and ! aporll . . . comics ... editOTillls. .... , ,, .... Bcloto- "8,1'19.71, $18,MIJ.IIl. fabric Ditto for woole bulky Trussell Saturday. VInton - $15,520.19, $6,111.00. and tbsuo weight. Five ~nd Six Mro. A. H. Batley and Mn. FRIENDLY CIRCLE of the Monday afternoon resulting In dominate television Morlea fnr j Collecllon ~ motar r eldcle, inch square checks showed up Cl9delle Acketl, son W~e. Federated Church will meet property damage but oo person- the better part of a week If a . So, SIT BACK AND RELAX . . . and read what'a 10t lng on. 11 you want to save or romember, ~~;~metl!llllo hoost traDer aud use tuu In iD most collections. Plaids, tho spent from Friday Ull Sunday '1\!eaday evelllnB, July 19, at al Injury . The first accident oc· nutnber of programs are go ahead, cUp It out. Reading tbe QewapaJ~«,~ 10 the tell oounllH aho:MIII the b!J, bold kind, also wera visiting Mr. and Mn. JuniOr 8 p.m. ollbe church. Mloa Ma- curred 2:2S p.m. when a car available. convenient - it's there when you want to tu .... fogures lor lbe penod aDding drummed ink> the faohton Sorden, daughter Dinah, I nd ry EIIJabeth Chapman II the traveling north on Ohio Slre•t There lo only one problem : If , ll'a there when you wont to shop !rom it. Your July t, 9611, and July 10• .1988 parade for fall. Mrs. Bailey vlalted Mr. and proJI'am leader and Mn. AI· driven by Richard P. Newell, ABC-TV succeed. In moving paper Is always there. ' '" " !ollowo: IAtfleDs - $7,318.31, The moat ele1ant costumaa Mrs. Nal Barnhart Saturday R!ld bert Woodarp and Mrs. Chari· Sr., 61 , 927 Mo,.man Circle. thl showe up, and is successful, $7,017.88. GIOia- $3,356.'19, $!,· were trimmed In fur--drcllng Sunday. H Strauss are tha hoattues. Pt. Pleaaan~ struck a parked CBS-TV and NBC-TV msy well . lilll'lti 858.n. Hocking $1,713.87, neckllnea cuffs and hemlines Mrs. Mary McPeek aod dillWEDNESDAY car owned by Wallace Snlilh follow, later if not now. And I Your advertising - ! I I Is !hero, too road by men 90% of tho time and by wo~n ~~ $3,377.99, Jackaon - •18,470.34, Scurves 'abounded ao accenta: ghters, Sardl,a visited Mr. and WINDING TRAIL GARDF.N 1409 Ohio Stree~ Pt. Pleasant'. then they'd be bead-t<>headr u aurveya an<l atud110 nationally hava shGwil.''·' e ' 18,806.{8•. Lawrence - $11,310.· The brighter the bolter. Mrs .. Holly Friend. . . club will have their annual Newell was cited for drlvl!lg ~gain, rtcht down tho line-with ~. '1'l:I ; I ' 51, $9,1'1US. .Meigs - $5,669.· Typical of daytime print Mr. llld Mrs., Rlchahl Gaul potluck picnic at Royal Oaks while Intoxicated and pro~er- no place to move 1o except 22, ~··· 'Pike - · t8,1140.48, dfl>sses were akimmei'S In the and sons, Ch..ter, 1pen1 ~Sun- park,. Wednesday veniiJI, Me~· ty damage woo esUm•ted ot summer. If ABC-TV lao't l $2.618.18..... - $8,297.41, 18,- Jerry Silverman collectlon.lday a~ernoon w.llh Mr. and her~ are to meet at Starks $t40. There were no personal careful, il& new season Is liable 473.76, Scioto - no weo~ly fog· They . were made of swll'ling, Mrs. II arden Ours. >r . r Pharmacy at 6 p.m. and are injuries. 10 back Into Its "aecond ure; .1,418.15. Vllltoa no hrighUy colored prints loud Mrs. Elmer Cartrutfier of reminded to bring own table The oecond mishap occurre~ aeason" of the previous year. weekly figure, $1,504.16. , enough to he heard. I Newark, called on Mr. and Mrs. service. at 5 p.m. on Ohio Street when " - - - .. _t,_,...._ . "· ..-........,._.,....,..,...,..,._.,_.,_..,.,.. ........._.,.~....,...,-..,.. A drees 1n the Branell Stanley Trussell SundaJ. PAST PRESIDENTS of tho car driven by Mary A. Rogers, collection was done In 1 Mr. and Mrs. Erneal J~OD American Legion Auxlllary of 30, t401 Ohio Street, hacked on· " '' ·' '~ Hot Wulher Ahudl magenta, orange and· black of Balpre, Mr. and Mrl. Her- Drew Weboler Poet wUl m~t to a parked car owned by Mar· GUA:ta~'~" INSTALL diamond wool pattern. It had 1 man Caroon and Mr. and lolra. Wednesday eveninl, at I he line Campbell, t202 Ohio Street. IR tubular allhouette. ~IIniey Trwlsell, loca~ called home of Mn. Mayme Holmes, Mrs. Ro10rs was cited for lm· • Mo4em Art DelfgDa on Mr. and Mrs. Warden Oura College Road, Syracuoe. Mem· proper hacking and properly Very op art was 1 black and Sunday evenllli. hero are to bring wrapped gifts damaae was estimated at $100. 'I~ 3rll while Kle patterned twill tube Mr. and Mrs. Holly Friend for tho lllopted nurse, Con· HERE ARE SOliE ANSWERS TO QUES. Q. Row dct I bow •r kilcler or electric Mal drus In the Larry . Aldrich called on Mr. and Mrs. Alpha 11ance Tboma. TtONS ON THII SENMTIONAL (lUAft. coatraetor will paJ •r · e*-'J u::.~ ~· o11 JJ. ANTEE PLAN! collection. The oquarea were Colirll of Syracuse a SUnday TIIURSDAY Salem Center Boys three inches ' acrons. A abaft afternoon. . CHICKEN SUPPER at i . . , _ MI F · Q. Enctlp ttlliat de nu meaa 117 a Cu1ru. A. Your builder or o{ectric h..tl:l.H ~ ~. . · IIII,.W Chaoo, Mgr. dross In the coUectlon featured Mr. and Mrs. Jerry While MI. Mor!U Baptist Church I ..,.,cuss e 1!8 81~ is insured by The American &i. : ~~~·· ... r. lleetrtc Bealtnr Plan f ance Company. Tht policy cover JlhoM tn-2111 Mlddloport horizOntal Roman atripea of of Belpre, spent an eveninl with Fourth and Main,ts, Middle- I Tile Salem Center Boys 4-H years ot your ele!letric heat¥W, At :.... 1 multiple colors. Collarlesa, lithe ltalpb Ballard f1mUy. '111ursday, July 21. Ali i. club met July 13 at the schoOl. A. 1t will guarantot tllat the annual .,.,.. cost with a maximum liability ot'ORe ou-i11e eoot ol heatiDB rour h - wllh Ft..... ---.. Welcome. Sours t p.m..(i:SO p. Carol Poerce, the edvlsor, at· luo Eleotric R011 ><IU r-ln wlllllo 10~ ..nd dollan ($1.000.00) for ,t.,. ll!~~lh ' I tended along with 15 members. of a tpec:ftk dotla..OruJ.co•ta • - each :;.. hall, Tburaday, 7:30 p.m. The buolnels cllscussed was Q. But •••t If I wut to buitd a Hjt~ • roar for the 6rtl thrt1 fall ''"n ot MEIGS CQUNTY Democrat mainly about fair entries. . ~dOL . -tlectrle heat f .' t. '.'j, ib club wUJ meet at the Syr&ctlle A dtmonstraUon was goven A. lt'l even more simple. YOUl' llltlih&Jih1ot town bill, Tburaday, 7:30p.m. , by Ken Wheeler on Electric I. Q. Who make~ IIIIa ..aranteet electric heatin g contr.al!tOt11111kM4.tit AU memberl ate uraed to at- A repurt waa given by David A Ope1·&tii\J C01t Guarantee a P'ti if rhia lend. Ladlet are uked to b"'•• Mitchell til Jr. 4-H camp. Be· Either your builder or tle4trle htatinr ·~"' lb 1 1h bo 1 <OIItraot4r who hll lbltaUed the heatinl apeeiAII!atiol\l. You aa~nlne and'*'JrO•~ · it fore e meet •1 • yo Pay· sys~m in the new home you buy, or boild. andwlches or oooldea. befrrre you ad. You know.itaiai:IUt how PIDLATHEA WOMEN of ed oofthall. The next meeting much your clectrit healill_{_,~t: ~~A~ thl Middleport Church o1 Chrlot will be July 22 at ' p.m. at the Q. Olr.&y, but how doea the guaraalee w•rk t JOta'll be IUrpriaed. how~~ wW have a picnic diDner on the Salem Center School. It Ia! A. When fOU huJ or b\oild a now home with ebu/ch lin Thunday evelllng Flamolaoa lleetrto Boat inatatlod, you Q. Row ean 1 Hllcllr or llootlili! !W.lllfi!~ al 1:30 p.m. Memben art to RlmiM ud approwe the Written opera\ifta ·Jiarantae hoallar eoato 'ii'i!fR 1 lM.t~u ltlce • food dlah llld table ler· Coot Guaranllt llofore you make Ilia pur•ll'ieese•uthT rr:~ "bncsffi !'l 'lice. In cue ot rain 11 wlll be ehase. Tilt Gul'llltao will tonllln tho 1111'~:T 9nhcq mated JUI'bl ..sli of beatlnf )'ll1ll' homo tile hold In the church d1n1nB room. A. The build~r or eleetrte beatl~c th*liA Flame!• fty. Tloe ooat il elearlr llatod besea h4 guarant.ed 111tii&On ~Ill ill a lp6Clft< dolla,...nd...nll ftguro. W... oiBcial ""'" weather data, illuJIItlllW1olt ""' ,.,. tile home,, tile o........ llllo aloctrie heating exptri-e <illi!ilolll 'IJIIi otrecl. It .., litM dur"- IIIIo lrlt ..._ lltlmadnr of onnual htaU~'Iiot full J0U1 JOU OOOUpJ JGIIr - . ,.... 1 new eoneept, hut gt«trootflllrlt &rf<ifr;. yoarly h<a~ng e01t exceeds Ilia atimotod mau il a bold new step. ·ificfsil 1~HiJ' ftruro by more than tO%, ,..... 1luildoo <Akl cU.rn· Q. WllJ a three-year ru•rantee·t wiU • - JOU. a. wiU atoo ..U. 117 adJ.... A. Frankly, to dramatically ~ IIIMillll!'" menta or ..... tllat mq be requirod Ill ...,,ivo bllldon and Flam~less ~ makl your ...........t . , . . oporalll - - haft '""11pl. ., , . .bl~i· Roaumbtr: Tba Clunntot illl oeoaomy and dop<lldability : clt>.~il ~ Wrili., .•• You'll tu11J pulact:J. uot. llandanl gu&l'ante. ~altAI1tt!lt for only a few moalhl, or oiJWtililt")Q. ~ wblt · - -..ate Haal Cootl t ialtial operation or break-in 1\.e .A. TodiJ,IIIo -of l'fulol• EleoVIe Heat Stop In ancfS.. tlanleso Real Gall'llltae lit tho oamd br Tbl Eloetrie Com• ~te the yMr--in, Our Selection , . , ta. aetullJ Ill' lowor lfwJ il - ln abl1itr and eeon- of 1115f. When .JW -biDe tho ~., Of Mu1111o AI MIOlliER SEftVICE OF el- oomfort, coarjlltte -enience aDd IIIPAIY ... YGU IIW u~~&, Aeldb!UIJ of eleolrlo heat, wltb tile noweat law raw, It ldda ap Ill lbl beet poootblo ~~~-..tIn ll.a can ma11o. Increase - n:a~o;.:~~ ;:~t f~~~~ n~: Q- My It-year..,td ooo has •· ' " ,. • · '" ' OF POMEROY, OHIO left under his door by his alway• had underdeveloped geolt tile cloSe·~ bualneu June 30, 1966, a state banking In- cousin, Jackie Burke, Jr. The lmls. Our doctor Ia giving him . IO~?rtlolllbied and operating under tbe bankln& laws note said : a series of Injections to activate rif:~ ~ · ;K'ti i~ll I member of the Federal Reserve System. his pituitary. Whal could cause ~ . In accordance with a call made by the State "Fairways and greens, cu!." this condition and what are W 11 Auq,onueo and by the Federal Reserve Ban,k of Burke was telling Marr Mt to the chances the treatment will ''"' nno o ., . ASSETS try to oul-slug the big guys, benefit him? Caslr.'bWiali~ ·with other banks, and caall which he couldn't, anyway. Just " - .Genital development It lteii)S ,1'- process of collection -- ---- --- $ , keep .the ball In lhelalrway and delayed in hoys with FroehUJ!lti\t! S'ta'tel; Government obllgations, get ot on the green In lwt, Itch's syndrome, which is causdlrecl and auaranleed ------·------ --Burke was advising. ed hY a OODBenflal cllaease ot ObUgaUona of Stllea and polltlcal oubdlvialona ·\aron immediately shot him· the pituitary. These boys have OIMr.; aeturiUes ~~~~--~-~ -- ------ ---- -- -out of contention with a 78 a characlertstlc type of obesJ. 0\hfl loiDI and dl~ounta - -- ~--- --- --- -- - final day and when Marr ty that chiefiy affects the 1141llf ,pr;tmiSes, furmture and ffrtures, and ,,t three strokes up on breasts, abdomen and thighs. 1\lher usell repreaenllnc bank premllea ~.890.50 dcklaus on the lllh, Dave Every effort should be made 0Je~~£: -------- ----- --------------3.&01.20 •ter confessed he started to bring you IIOD's weiBbt·down 4)1., . TS ----------------~-- -- ---- f8,&84,992.4• 1posing my acceptance to the tower Umlt of nonnal. LIABILITIES '· :h." . In JOme victims lhls i8 an llliwfn.IIJI~IJIISits of individuals, ' t il wasn't over yet and that need be done but, if there ... ,mt~~~~~ipa, and corpontlons ~~----- - $1,628,474.84 wnen Marr missed a 16-inch 11 a tumOr of thl pituitary, the nme and' avlnp de poilu ollndfvlduals, tt f h· lh 16th he g1 be partnersblpa, and corporaUons ~ ~~----c 3,909.241.80 pu or os par on e ' and mut n!moved ourgt. lilepoiiU·,ofnUniled States Government ----25,811.60 was only one stroke up on cally or by deep X ray trea~ Deposltdl oll o8tate• and political subdivisions 382 735 69 Casper and two on NicklaUs. ments. Following this II may be &ertlilftl ,ead officera' checka, etc. ------- -9:782:87 That"a how they came to the necusary lor the victim to Ttlll'ALDii!IIOSITS ~---~~-- - -- $5,956,028.80 18th. Casper bogeyed the hole take plluttary lnjectlono , "· ll'~ •demand deposits ~ -- - -- $1,984,285.00 but Nicklauo get off a throughout llle. ·•>Total t.imeoand aavinga depoolll $3,971,741.80 tremendous drive while Marr's ct- My 3-year-old daughter Other liabilities ~-~~-~------------------157,969.62 tee shot wound up in the sandi,-O...-O..."-;;;;;=;;;;iii~..... TOTAL U_ABlLITIES - - ~ -~~ ---- --- -- ----- $8,113,996.42 on the lefl He played out short ', CAPITAL ACCOUNTS with a seven Iron, then whistled e<!itlri10W ~-total par value ·--- - ------· $ 125,000.00 a nine iron three feet from the ~ "!!~-- -- ---------- --------------- 1'15,000.00 cup and putted out for his par. DRY UMiivldeot 'jlrolita ~---·------------------120,995.99 Nicklaus also got hii part buill ~IJ'tlA:PITAL ACCOUNTS -----------420,995.99 still left him two strokes back. CLEANING 'JOIIIAL .. (1JY!JLITIES AND Later, Marr revealed thai ,. '"l::fiiP.ITilL ACCOUNTS ---- ----·--- --- $6,534,992.41 short seven Iron shot out of the Service On Request ~ T .hO''''t•l to. , MEMORANDA sand was "the moot imperlanl dJ.Qtal deposits for the 15 one" of the tournamenL It ~4~ ·days endlns with call date -~-~ $5,967,723.75 didn't even travel200 yardl. Ave!Jig~ Pl.total loans for lbe 15 See, you don't always need a CLEANI!RS P,OMEROY ~ehd•r days ending with call dale -- ~ - 4,313,769.51 cannon when you go to war. Loans asjftown in "Aasets" are after ~ucpon of valuaUon reaervea of ..... ' 19,929.29 ~ •I !··i ;5UPPLEMENTA.L MEMOI!A.NDA usr TERMS .•• Pled ed aneta and aecurilles loaned (book value): =", ::::: ::.~ ~ ~:lbaiD= llltrlloG, I DOlTOR· S'YS WE'RE Jlil7uelll Awarded 3 Han. .sup From the Kn~e . York 000 011 ~_; t 8 I AmeriGa .fMiul .. ; . .. 'nit ~ ~ :- rll II• 1'bt a.dl lito•IN - af J.8 Cuellar, ·Owetla ·(" 1nc1 New York 1110 aoo 1116- t .ll 0 ~~ ovol' ID MlldJepol:l, aoepj ·leiiM of 0'*' 48 llllrllilallfl (8) MIDD. 110 .on ooo- 4 12 0 I« lba IIIOftlll. , · ' ' ,' In the Kyler ~ill!.· l.Ut Ul· ilOWDIDC• Relllll (7) llld Monday evenlq lba !lids, year thl Rldl. l'allllit!IP 17.Z). . Gibbs; Grant, Pllllt7), etmino IIJODBcnd b)' YOIIII&'e Mlrke~ 11 Kyser to lba MkldliPOri·YII>- · . If), Worthlllgton (8) and defellecl the ~-lOs IU ~~ ~ees.:. v 111••1 Tom coOke 7 1 Battey. WP-Rililfl <2-2). LP- lbllshed 12-Sin ,...- ~~011 uw• M-.. .,. . York 100 001 44'1:- 8 a t CimiJIO (·1-3). HRs-Uhlaender 1ll!lll. pitched S hit baD II the Red Bruce, Raymond II.), Taylor (!at), Killebrew <19th), Lopej Tho Ylllkale 11r1 0111 .of II SOl, glvJnl up two ablgl• to and Heith: 'Sblw, Hamilton tfth~ . wllh four fer lb1rd place, BIDdy Becker llld I slqle 10 Iiiii Grote. WP-shaw (7-8). at preHDI; !lie ar- could Bailey. 000 001 ooo- 1 t 3 tie by wlnnlntl theb: foUr 11111181 '111 Redl got eJabl IIIIa off (z.7). HR-EIIlot CaDI , . Cleve 000 4llO Ill- 8 8 O remalJIIDI, two of thlm mike- Pe~ Ault. Cooke had two , Lopez, Reed (6), Lee 18) and up aame from ralnoutl. lllqles, .Ron Clonch a llnlle, aoo 100 aoo -3 4 o Rodgers: Bell (10-5) '8nd Azcue. The Reds thua auccealully Lo McKinney a single Hysell 00111100 no- z 12 1 LP-Lopez (M). ~vito defended their title, hlvtog won J Ferre'lra two Henry 18), Linzy !8), <19th), BroWn (2nd), Cardenal iD 1986 under manqer BUI ~ e :;•A · 8 1Ingle {9), McDIIIIIel (9) and !lOth), wasner (12th), AlVIs Chflda. 'lllla aeasan, with alldl BMdlet, 0:~ _ 13 1 Veale, Mikkelsen (8) (9th). • retired, Woody Call took over Sox ooo 100 - 3 3 2 Pasliaroni. WP-Perry (13after havintl beea out of manLP-Veale (11-(i). Ball 140 000 000- li t 2 OliDIIfour years. He bid deDI• Cooke and CochraD. Aull J. Miller, Brabender 16), onstrated unus .. ual earlllr auc- llld Becker.. t.:;;;.;;;;;;..;......... I 000 000 000- 0 5 1 J)rahowaky (9) and E$cllebar- cess as manager of the lndiaDB,Ir 000 030 !Ox- 4 10 0 ren, Roznovsky (3): Pizarro, and with AU.Siilr teamo. Miller (6) and !Dgglno (2), Lamabe (6), - - - - -- Jackson (9-7) and Wilhelm <8) and Romano, OPPOSES PROPOSAL · LP- Koufax ll6·5). McNertney (B). WP-J. Miller WASHINGTON !UP!) - Je· (2-5). LP-Pozarro (6-51. IIR8J K tin ld f Cine! 401 001 020- 8 10 0 Powell 12lot), Frank Robinson rome • ea I• tn:'l ont 0 MR. K. L BYRD Atanta 101 2411 Olx- 9 13 1 (23rd). the NaUonal Alaocialwn of Letp N0 tteb 1 ,51 M ~ ter Carriero, said Monday hla appas, ar • c· ~·"" a1 10 WILL BE AT Cool and Coker· Schwall (Only games scheduled) umon op,_.. I propoa Sdh~elld~ ,3), Abemathy guarantee poatal jobs to com· 306 N. 2nd Ave. Olivo 161 . carroll 191 and morClal employ.. displaced by Middleport, Ohio Torre. WP--OIIvo (4-3). LPchanges In the parcel post sy· ON McCool (!1-4) . HRs-Aiou 12lst), '~':;.ti!,g told the Senate post Jones Otth). 1\ otnce committee thai the pro- THURSDAY JULY 21 Chl OSOvision In a house-passed blll 020 100 6 11 1 FROM St. ~:Is 010 003 30x- ? 13 0 By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. tn assure jobs ·fon railway ex· Ellsworth Jenkins ,81 ond Mumps, an acute lniOCUon press agency workers might 9 am to 12 noon Hundley; jaster, Hoerner 181 of the parotid salivary glands, jeopardize "rightful promoTo repair and service and McCarver. WP-Jaster 15- 18 tarely a serious childhood Uona" of oubotftute employes ~ cllsease but occasionally may now In the poatal aervtce. hearing aids cause menlnBitll or encephali· - - - - ' ' - - - - - • Ions 7,090 yards, only . 90 lis (~rain fever). Recovery · llaHorlll and auppll11 for yards shorter than the Fll'e· irom these complicatiO!UI Is the has bypoarrhylhmla. Brain 111 m1k11 for ule ·~.no layout. rule but somelimeo ,they leave specialists tell us there is no Everything worked right lor the child with some degree at hope for her. She can't even sll .IIR. BYRD will be .lad me there," M~rr smiled at the deafness. up or hold her head up. How to give yqu a free bear· lng teat wllh lhe latell r~collectmn. . I tried n~~ to When a hoy escapes mumps long do these children Uve? have even ooe bad round. until adol..cence or adulthood A - Hypoarrbylhtmta rofm 3eltone Electronic equiJI' ment. He clldn't, either, firing a 70. the disease may "go down" to a type of abnormal brain 69-70·71-260 that was two and cauae an acute lnftamma- wave eeen on the electroenca.' If hurlng Ia your strokes better than Bllly Casper lion of the testicles. lnflamma- phalogram ID children with ltproblem leltene II and Nicklaus, tied for second tioo of the ovaries in older vere mental retardation. When theanawor place, and was wortb $25,000 at girls may also occur but 1s there are other chtdren tn the the presentation ceremony. much rarer. family, 11 Is uually better for Only a short time before thai, This Involvement of the sex them to put the affected child Marr blew a chance to win the glands can be prevented by in an institution. How long such Insurance City Open and keeping the victim 1n bed dur· a child can live is hard ta say. HHring Aid Center deopondently told hlw wife, ing the acute stage of the paro- Much depew on the care II is 504 TINTH IT. Suaan, he didn't think he'd ever lid swelling. A reader ..,.ites to given but, sooner or later. pneu· HUNTINGTON, w. VA. win a big one. say thai his younger brother monia or some other infection Phon• 525-7221 "I think I've got too much had this complication and to will prove fatal. in me .. he'iold her ask whether this would prevent · -- ' d ted if. Mrs him becoming a father later In any evo w e, · Marr told her husband thai was llle. In hoth hoya and lil'ls, just plain nonsense and tried there Is no permanent damaae her best to cheer him up. to the sex glands and no Inter· Marr began last year'a final ference with subsequent paren~ round of the PGA tied for the hood. lead with Tommy Aaron, ·who When the hard swelling of the jumped from the box with parotid hojjinl to ilul>llde, slrlcl llzzllng M on the first day bed root is no longer necessary and sUU was out in front after or advisable. A day·by-day In38 holes. crease in activity will help the Final Lucky Note victim ID get his strength back. ===; BELTONE HHrlilg Aid Service Center • !'3'- ;:r:"' . i Davey Maff 0Ut T0 Prove '65 Title Was No Fluke bitt:"' . WOMAN TO WOMAN ':.om Todoy' S Sport Parade _ _ oes .~re • •o·r"TI.tle •·J!I Ioiii• !;: AKRON, Ohio (UP!) -PGA =:~ Daveytat!Marrof ::ed ahorl hon:ly feels h: , ' , ,, C111 beat ·lbe 'big hoys aaatn allhouJh 110 one .ever expected illm,/0,<!t\ ff even !he forst lime. '"~·' '- T . i e •• l p.m. · ~. ·· · •· . · .. '. ...;,1.1 ' . ,,..,:~· ·•·· -~ \ Prell IJtt~lloul Kansu City at New .Vorl: American Uilpe· · Calllornl& at Boaton w. L. Pot. GBI Natlonatte,.ue hltlm.,.. . 61 32 .8116 ... W. L. J?.«. n"'liirolt SO 18 .568 81> Pittsburgh $5 36 .eot ·•QeveJand 49 40 .!&1 10 San Francloco S8 S7 .1102 :,diTifOI'llil 49 421 .538 11 Los Anleles 51 38 .57S s '>tlln""""ta ts 48 .473 17 Phlledel~hia 50 tt .549 s ."Chicago 42 49 .4«! ts Houotnn t5 t5 .500 II> Kansas City 41 t9 .488 161> AUanta 44 t7 .184 11 ~New Vorl< tl 49 456 181> St. !Aluis 43 46 .483· II i Washington 4ll ii.'l .410 21 Cincinnati S9 SO .t38 15 Boston !II .m .,. New York 311 51 .413 15.,. 55 12 1 Maaday'a 11e1a111 Chicago 29 60 .326 25 1 · New Y6ik 6 Mln,.,.ta 4 Monday'• Resalto Cleve 1 Calli 1, nllhl New York 4 Houoton 1, lsi Biltimore 5 Chicago 3, night New York 6 Houston 3, 2nd · ti 8 ; ~Only gamti scheduled) AUanta 9 CinCIDDI ' ~· Probable Pltdlen Phila 4 lAls ADg 0• nigbl tAD Times EDT) San Fran 3 PIUs 2, night Chicago at Cleveland-How· St. !Aluis 7 Chicago 6, night ard (4-l) Siebert (8-4). 7:30 Tueoday's l'rollable Pllchon p.m.u ,.: · (All Ttmo• EDT! Detroit at Baltimore-Wilson Cincinnati at (i-7) .ai-«Baiber 118-4). 8 p.m. ney (10-4) vs. Roberts 14-5). Kansas City at New York- 2:30 p.m. HunterJ<UI vs: SIDttlemyre (7· Philadelphia at HoustonII) . 8 .p.m. Bunnin• (9-6) vs. Farrell (3-6) . ~ Otllft)rJiilv.at Boston- Brunet 9:30 p.m. ( H) vs. Bennett (().{)). 7:30 Atlanta at st. j ~ ,_.,. -. \ ' • •I• ' .,._- ,_, .-£.-..:~w~ ' , ..,;J!.iG............;:..,.,..,........,.~ .. j · ' « -~ i �. ,. : ., , , t ' \. '•' .:. .,.-_,.,,-"1-:E-:PAI:: . ::,D:-"~ . Me BRCK . .LIKii 'IE·wtR. AleeTlE PAV AFORI! 'iESTIDDV l'ETCHED IN ' I Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Se,rv iiMI ....uPI"' ...Ttl 'iEl'ALK 'I '•. ' ,'' 'TH' HAlO, PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST Plolll or with pepperoni. uusa&e. mlJsbroom. bam or ct~mbfnations . ,. or 12" lno _15r to UCI DICk l'ick up At G. & G. CAFE Ill W MAIN 'OMIROY ' I a1 ONI.,. f NICISl 'i!9JI~'I'' ~tt-L C.mpletl Carry.Out Service CALL WY Z.ttl6 LI'L ABNER ' SAU.S UwtfNGi . ,. ' '· PoJJNroy, 0 . EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVICE FOR SALE FOR REAlLY professional suits, clean your carpels GET OUR ·OKAY. SMARtY. GROW UP . OAS<JLINI ALLEY AIR-CONDITIONED 66 CHMOLET ALONE! 111 10loctlon of oil modolo Pomeroy Motor Co. ' OPin lvei. :~~~ L~...;.~......-::::::--.!.---------.!~·.:-:":::.·:.-------.. ••· . 'nil BORN ~ ... "1 .. ,~.__-·_ . __ ~ DEAL ly KING L05EI re-lr=N•O•W;;;T•AOiKOiiNOiG~R~EN"T~A:"L~"il premium quality L u s I r Foam. Rent electric snctm~~- ON AN For Sale RISERVATIONS Blaettnars Pomeroy lit New Rid••iOr Shop "· eCor e Truck eHeater Core e Bullda1or eAny Typa KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-11" Mllllcll-.ert, 0 er lor $1 with purchase. ersbach Hardware. 1 14 &tc .Vfi'IQUE fl'urntture, dlshea mlscellai'JIOus. Call or wrlle· lllrl. Howud Ceell, 11118 W. Malo St.. P001eray. P•me..., By ART SANSOM ... , , '- SPECIAL PROGRAM E-X-P-A-N-D-1-D IBM ; 3 rooms balh, nicely furnished, ldWIIj wanted, 126 Mulberry Ave. Ph. ma. 7 13 Ito THREE and four 1'110111 fllraJ811. ed and UDfllrnlsbed apart· ments. WY uliGl 12 8 meaL WY 248D8. tour room THREE IIIII nl8bed aparlqrarfl. All Ilea paid Pboite Howley IIIII p. m. can WY 14776. deed. After wv ~74. • 1 l~.> l.o ill ~~ .. . , ; :j, I. ol :r t, .: , ;),. ~ . ed. See al 490 liiJcl. dleport, 0. Ph. . . . _ 7 19 3le 1 ,~ ''· 'I Ito ' • ..,'1 · .... ~~ ~· r:·;::~~r==~~irt~ caneelled? Laet ,.ar operator'& llceDse? CaD WY 1-1118. •u 111nJ111. eo,. IM made Ill lip! ' flpeN. PHI rJ'O ' 8r ~I HI!Mi:wt&. •, eop,q blrtll recordl lpd . - .,,U1 otber deM1Jii Mls. :. . · Rnllr lllluoJ!08, ........ilf Fol Sale ,. ' 1 j hf! become • uena ••* fllliwinJ · '"1M fMt that - of JOUI' children llpfollanlbJ, dolt 110t entitle JOU . . rallel" Or ..... �. ,. : ., , , t ' \. '•' .:. .,.-_,.,,-"1-:E-:PAI:: . ::,D:-"~ . Me BRCK . .LIKii 'IE·wtR. AleeTlE PAV AFORI! 'iESTIDDV l'ETCHED IN ' I Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Se,rv iiMI ....uPI"' ...Ttl 'iEl'ALK 'I '•. ' ,'' 'TH' HAlO, PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST Plolll or with pepperoni. uusa&e. mlJsbroom. bam or ct~mbfnations . ,. or 12" lno _15r to UCI DICk l'ick up At G. & G. CAFE Ill W MAIN 'OMIROY ' I a1 ONI.,. f NICISl 'i!9JI~'I'' ~tt-L C.mpletl Carry.Out Service CALL WY Z.ttl6 LI'L ABNER ' SAU.S UwtfNGi . ,. ' '· PoJJNroy, 0 . EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVICE FOR SALE FOR REAlLY professional suits, clean your carpels GET OUR ·OKAY. SMARtY. GROW UP . OAS<JLINI ALLEY AIR-CONDITIONED 66 CHMOLET ALONE! 111 10loctlon of oil modolo Pomeroy Motor Co. ' OPin lvei. :~~~ L~...;.~......-::::::--.!.---------.!~·.:-:":::.·:.-------.. ••· . 'nil BORN ~ ... "1 .. ,~.__-·_ . __ ~ DEAL ly KING L05EI re-lr=N•O•W;;;T•AOiKOiiNOiG~R~EN"T~A:"L~"il premium quality L u s I r Foam. Rent electric snctm~~- ON AN For Sale RISERVATIONS Blaettnars Pomeroy lit New Rid••iOr Shop "· eCor e Truck eHeater Core e Bullda1or eAny Typa KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-11" Mllllcll-.ert, 0 er lor $1 with purchase. ersbach Hardware. 1 14 &tc .Vfi'IQUE fl'urntture, dlshea mlscellai'JIOus. Call or wrlle· lllrl. Howud Ceell, 11118 W. Malo St.. P001eray. P•me..., By ART SANSOM ... , , '- SPECIAL PROGRAM E-X-P-A-N-D-1-D IBM ; 3 rooms balh, nicely furnished, ldWIIj wanted, 126 Mulberry Ave. Ph. ma. 7 13 Ito THREE and four 1'110111 fllraJ811. ed and UDfllrnlsbed apart· ments. WY uliGl 12 8 meaL WY 248D8. tour room THREE IIIII nl8bed aparlqrarfl. All Ilea paid Pboite Howley IIIII p. m. can WY 14776. deed. After wv ~74. • 1 l~.> l.o ill ~~ .. . , ; :j, I. ol :r t, .: , ;),. ~ . ed. See al 490 liiJcl. dleport, 0. Ph. . . . _ 7 19 3le 1 ,~ ''· 'I Ito ' • ..,'1 · .... ~~ ~· r:·;::~~r==~~irt~ caneelled? Laet ,.ar operator'& llceDse? CaD WY 1-1118. •u 111nJ111. eo,. IM made Ill lip! ' flpeN. PHI rJ'O ' 8r ~I HI!Mi:wt&. •, eop,q blrtll recordl lpd . - .,,U1 otber deM1Jii Mls. :. . · Rnllr lllluoJ!08, ........ilf Fol Sale ,. ' 1 j hf! become • uena ••* fllliwinJ · '"1M fMt that - of JOUI' children llpfollanlbJ, dolt 110t entitle JOU . . rallel" Or ..... �.. 0., July 19, lbee , 'l. · "''elromecl Bock FQm' . YI 5 "' "' - r.rr.. '·• r,tr and Oeerge Viugh an a;,.. daugtiier, Kim, of Chi~ lirothe, !$!ted pver the week· end with Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewis who were here over the -kend. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grues!"' were her son and daQghter-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs Elmer·Johnson Jr of Wheeling, W. Va. Atso' s~ndll!g Sunday with the group was Mrs Mabel Wolfe 01 Pomeroy, sisu;r of Mrs. Grueser. . Sunda uests of Mrs James Murrayywegre Mr. and Mr.s. Wil- '.Around an_•u ,;.1 · About ' Mi.ddl eport ,_·"( ,: . ' ' I ., r ""· - ~, ~\ -) J:~·. ~ · Sel1i!'\!a1. ThW 1\!o •"'lt· ·M,. Hei~fu . ' 'AroQitcJ:'and_. . . . · ·• Held Friday Evening . P.r PLEASANT _ About . pOMerQy . Detlof4rcl 7'o Tlul W· )'01. XVIII S . ·ti:'.·.,! . .. '• \ . closed . with prayer. Attending were Bonnie, JuA tr1o, ;1rs D~le Warner, dy, Marie. Beverly, Duane ar.d ~Jss Rose Ann L1sle and Den- Dana Smith, Sheila, Donnie and ny Evans, accompcmied by Mrs. Gwen Folmer, Marjorie, M1ke ~avi~ Nease o:ganist, . s~ ng and Brenda Bentz, Becky, l:kenH.. after wh1ch ~pprec13t1on da and Beverly Will, Terry Evtlllk!' on the pastors work .1n ans, Ann Ohlinger, KaU1y and the r ~urches .and commun_1ty Richard Dill, Susan and Roger were g1ven by, Kenneth Wlgg.ms Dixon and Jimmy Bates. an~ flebble Hc·.- es, spealung Adults jJresenl were Rev. for tlor MYF. A duet. ''Follow Menzel Smith. Mrs. Betty Me." by Miss Lis le and Miss Folmer, Mrs. Th""'as Bentz, Hayes. precederl talks by Mrs. James Will, Mrs. Don . Mrs. Alfred _Yeaqger, Mrs. Carl Honnel, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Kloes. and , lliiS! Kllrr. Miss Helen Davis, Mrs. Ever· Re-i. and M~s. Stutler, pre-~ ell Bates and guests, Mrs. Joyce sentlll ~ iluet, My Task, and Conningham and children and they and the Syracuse choir · Bill Bentz and friend of Dayton. sang, I Thank My Savior For Be Thr,·lty'• Always Save All ·. Your Sal ,. IfOm ' ElLoerlelei$ ln , pOmeroy . es lp$ Of TM Jlef,..Mamr .fr• WEDNESDAY, 'IIULY 20, 1966 FIVE CENTS t I at tb• By church youth Marll '· ' 'Go' Given Picnic fnJ'oyecJ Mr: ln~Be~te POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 65 · . p Larry ' e servtd v' . enttne r.. •Kbn I ... Olli •oub .t ...!eers 04 .· ,. eel ~{~ea Me!anjee ,at At :~~~, s·'.:t~">f!olzC uosl>l.lil. \ . ~ -~s . ~"'ud It~~~tiiute · ·I !.ira. J!:verel! Thoma' :spent Mr..•nw~p Hebw.~ ·1 Mrs. • .the 'eekeild I!! poiii!Jiblll l!lth with f ·dinner SU!Iaay· . ~ 'n., Mobr, ~realdent, • .. Mrs. Wendell G. It All, accompanied by Mrs. Mr. and 1\Jri! ·~~ DeW. . ar.l at .bel' boi!\e~ He¢ GrOve :Mis.a Hattie Jo)'dan ·seeretar7, son, Kevin, were Nease. The choirs of the thre8 fllm~y and·- wlil)cMr.,:and Mra. bclnoring her son, Larey,.on til~ Polill Pleasant Wo~'s Club, 'to the Syracuse, churches sang, Win The i.<Jst . . Charles Qlilv!ll' lind IIOil. blrlhday, .. ,.. . returned ~l!l'ing the weekend Forest Run AI An~ Cost, accompenied by · Mrs. JOOll 'ilarl!er and Unda A· decorated blrilicia~ ...~. liom M-'antown where •'· lnd ' ' ' · · · ' ' ....,., · ··• _, .;t)u~ch charge at a Miss lchael Swatzel. Mr. and Mr•. ' John Harrlsen Mr. and ~- Rollin Bearha· Cluu'lotte . Jay of Ripley, and !l"lll• ~Ice cre11111 wer,e attended .,the tenth annual Wesl Friday evening A highlight of tlie program visited recently In Pontiac, were business visitOrs In Galli, W. Yll, •.l~~ -~•turday after'lith the -~er to die. VIrginia FecleraUon of Women'• le·IB;~~~~ church, with was the presentatiOn of a mon- Mich., with their son and daunoqp 1rlm jbe1i' a~t, Mrsi .Bes- honOred guest ~ ,Mrs. Hetn'\8 ,Club~ Ad~l q:ducaUou lnBillut1! at present. ey tree of $110.20, to Rev. and chter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. &ger l;.uckey- s!e . ~·t~rson. , · of lltv~·,,w. Va~ : l!e!d, at tiU! lilvaoMa" ,CJmpus was ~nsored by Mrs. Stuller by Mrs. Car 1 Di•on (Beverly Perrin.) doo of HunHifg!nn,. 'i!'· Va., ~- . ' Mr . .and-'loirs. Everett Dalley lllil" MrS. ~r~e- Hetllt!il and ·of fiVU, · ,, · , , , ' th( 'Eagles cla~ of the host Kloes on behalf of the three Mr. and .Mrs. Eugene Conde iled over the.· weekend . with. "'"" · ned .-· bbiit , ' ~Friday 8! ,' 1\lr •· I!•vld, Larnbej't of ~emtOtk ...Th~ ·. fa. clilty 8nd -niembin'l oJ l: cia chdrch school with Miss Mar- churches. The honored guests and cblldren th i ts; ~ 4M ' 0 rove Mr $Ill Mrs Don Gl"eKarr, teacher bf the cioss, responded expresslrig their ap· Mr W lla ' ~nd her moth:; liam Dow and children, Kathy J;;es~~inttoo. ·: t:••te r ~· vislt :ln Cqlwnbua with Mr. .and aer and and J~y Miners- lbl! staff ol West Vlrgltila. spoiE ' and ' lay delegate to the confer· precialion of working with such s. a ce~ ave return and Susie, RavenswoOd, W. Va. , ·-' ,.. por' Ml)S. Jack ~e.lly and in 'Chilli- .me· Mr ·o Ed ~ . 01! subj~ fa"BBng -~ }'loi ' ence at Lakeside, serving as fine laymen. Pictures vrere tsk- from a vacallon trtp to Myrtle Mrs Lucille Mayes went to and Mr. and Mrs. Luckeydoo cqthe with Mr. and Mrs. Don David p~ . ~ ~: Nlllll to· ciealivlty. More than Beach, S. C. I Belpr~ Friday to the home of of New Haven, W. y~: Dalley ~ 1amlly. · · ~Y : '. teSs. 300.· women attended the tnstl· <hairlrian. en by Miss Eleanor Robson and Mr and Mrs c A 1'/)lite , A ''potluck dinner was serv- Mrs. Franklin Rizer. Charles Wll~land is in . Co-Ji her daughter and family, Mr. and ~nns of La:.ret\.n~· visited · Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gor- . · •: . ·. . , : -·. lute. ' · · ll•flct 'al6:30 p.ll). in church din- The hymn "What a Friend we lumbus attending the AmeriCan and Mrs. Ernest Covert and Sunda ' ith h' 5Isler 'd lJro. rett and Mary Ann and John- 45th Anniversary . . •._ Legion Convention. children. The group ~nl on to .Yw IS 'Ill , · • · ·. "'" rilom, with the Rev. Stutler Have in Jesus," by congreg• Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes 1Columbus SalurJay where they ther-1n-lllw, M~. and Mrs. Hob- ny of Dunbar, W Va., spent WiU be Oblerved PLAN IIE.UJNG SJ!:RVIC! leading the Doxology. Guests lion with Miss Lisle at the or. , erl Sharp. Sunday with -her mother, Mrs. . . . . weft ·seated at tables with white gan, and prayer by Mrs. Slut- and chlldren, Kent_. i.<Jn, and alle~ded the weddmg and re- . ~- F. Gravely, and ber sisters, I"Orelll Run Baptist church Beglnnjnt Wednesday, Juj' · I'Mifs affd c~~lered with ar- ler closed the program. Lynn, and their mece, Melamc ception of a relatiVe, M1ss Mar- Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fletcher. Mrs J A Ede will observe .Ita 45th anniversa. 20 there .wtu be Salva~on Heal· ' ~liilg~\n~nl of flowers in 'white Mrs. Estill Moore was chair· Hackett and his father, Her-• ion Ruth Robinson and Ronald of Coolville, Ohio, and Mr. and . . . . . ..: n. ry Sunday. Mot'nlng worship ser- log servJces each nl&hl aeept ia~s ltllh white randles on man of the dining room com- man Kloes of Athens. have re- r Howard _Memtl. The weddmg Mrs. Amos Deem ol Leechtown, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russell vice will be held at 10 .45 wtlli Monday .t1tf 'l'uesdoy, at the ~lh~r side' mitlee and assisting were Mrs. turned from a week's vacation was held at the St. Paul Lulh- W. Va., were w..kend gueSts and son of~lumbus were week- the pastor, Rev. L.' SrtllJlson L!be!;!Y Theatre 1n MiddlePort Fo\'rd\v)~ the dim1er t h e Herbert Parker. Mrs. Dana at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mr. • eran Church Saturday ~emng. of Sarah Dobbs. end ~ests o( l1ls mother, Ml'll. bringing the message. Dbm0r fur a)) people of all churches SJ-?aP Jidjb'ilrri/>d !o the sane- Winebrenner and Mrs. Oil ford Kloes has been on va_c~liOn Mrs. Mayes accomparued her Mr. and ,11frs. Wayne Burton Harriett Russell. will . btl served at 1:30 p.m. , !Undi!!Wminatlonal). Evange.\\iary where a p~ogram was Farrell. from hiS dulles at the Citizens son and family, Mr. a~d Mrs. and three cllddren of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. La Heine Rev. M. B. Myers, pastor of lists are Fred aJi11 Edythe Be&· prtnled. Charles Hoback , lay , Nabonal Bank. Wilham Mayes and family of Va., spent the weekend with f Ra ood W ~ ~ the Love Zion churcb Co!utti· dle. · h h Mr. Richard Sweet of Bellows Lima, to Middleport. They vis- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Am- 0th veknandw .'th th. a., spen bua, will be the guest'· speaker 1.. .. 0 f tli S · · e r e yracuse c urc , Wlmmlng arty ' Falls. Vermont, arrived Sunday iled here and then went on a old Dndson and family. Mrs. w: e "~11 ndeir Mrpa!"l'nlsd, at' 3 p.m. He wW be a"~mpan·- . . , was ll'~ster of ceremony . The to . . h' .f t lh h II Fl 'da . Su ....eo ,., nes 8 "" . ...,.. TO WED . an 1 1 1 flyllin O~w'&ftl Christian Sol· Jom IS w1 e a e orne o vaca wn np o or1 . MISs san Park underwent Mrs V D Ed ds d1 led hy two choirs and a chol'us -diers, tiy congregation opened her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Way-1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and surgery Saturd.Y· at Meigs Gen- ily · ' · · . war '. an am- from his church. : PT. PLEASANT. _ Two COD· the program, after which Mr. ne Gibbons: He has been on a I children of_ Urbana, spent tbe eral Hospital In Pomeroy. Her . pies have made applications for Hoback gave the address of Members of the Yo~lh Fel- trammg mission With the Na- weekend Wllh her parents, Mr. sister, Miss Mary Park, Is with Mrs. Ernest Harris and Mrs. CLUB HAS l'ICNlC mlllTlage ,licenses Ia the office welc-ome. Devotions taken from lowship of the Enterprise EUB bona_l Guard and she has beeo and Mrs. Gall Miller and other her at the hospital. This Is the Mason Fisher 'were business Members of the, 3F Club en- of the County Clerk, Psalm 100 :1-9 and Luke 13:1-6 church enjoyed a swimming VISitmg here the past two weeks. relatives. second surgery for Miss Park visitors Monday, in Gallipotis. joyed a ~lcnlc at Portland Park Applying wer~: Ches~ere led by MISs Karr who party and picnic supper Sun!ioy . Mrs. Robert Sharp M8 been since A~ll when she entered Gordon Fisher, student· at Sunday afternoon. . Attending ler Kapp; :1, Leon, and Linda gave a meditatiOn on the high- evening, at the Forked Hun Mrs. Eleanor DaviS. Mrs. Rena returned to her home m Mid· the hospital. Stu! II a retired Mountain Staie Business L'ol- were Asa Hoskins Miss Ado Mae Cottrell 21 PI Pleasant lights of aserm~n._"God's High· Lake. A vesper service Johnson, Mrs. Sue Erwm, mem- dleport from St. Anthony's Hos- Middleport Schoolteacher, hav- lege, spent the weekend with Hoskins Mrs. Baker Gordon '111omas Stephen,Bragg '11 Pt. est Comphmenl given by BISh- in charge of Susan Dixon bers, and one guest, Kenneth pita! in Columbus where she has ing taught Latin and English his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mas- IIDd and Mrs. Elmer Wick- Pleasant, and Glenna ' op Gerald Ensley at the June and Judy Smith concluded the j Ridenour. I been a medical_ patient. for 44 years in the schools. on Fisher, Mlnersvllle: ham. . i.<Jgan, 21, Pt. Pleasant ::unference at Lakes1de and evening. • ' o' '• •' . ., ,. . '" ., ; ,. WORLD Reihl/ r At La.t A LENGTHY SYSTEM of cool at,r brought livable ternperatures to much of the naUou today after some widespread violentcausln.i weather as II •moved eastward Tuesday pight. The cold front, ex,.nding from the New England coast to the Texas Panbandle, pushed raging thunderstorms through New York state. Llgbtnlng eausetl at leut one death whlle two houses and several barns burned in upper New York. SPACE CENTER, Houatoa apace. 1pace. both the Gemini 10 and Agena used during the Agena 8 chaae, During b1a 5k111m1e "1paeto (UP!) -Gemini 10 astronauts "Uitle things" conUnued to But the dangerous stench 10 vehicles caused space It will be scrapped, he said. lland," Collins 18111 he Wljl John Young and Michael plague U.S. spaceflights Toeacleared out and they salled on officials to "think over" the The astronauts, who became llabbergasted hy the ·~ Collins, puffy eyed from a hoot day when pUQgenl fumes in lilt toward the end of their lhrroplanned spacewalk early today, space history's bighest Diers view" outside the caplllle llill with "&pace smog," whizzed . breathing system Irritated lha day mission due to end But flight director Glenn when lbey soared to a record sighted an "6111lEiliiiiiJ" btUaround the world and a nuclear eyes of 'YOUQg $Ill Collins and Tburoday afternoon. Veteran Lwlney said 11 would go ahead altitude of 475 miles Tuesday. liant object llreaklntllll !!~*'blast area today $Ill prepared forced them lo cut short an space pilot Young aald he will as scheduled "in all likelihood." a!JJo passed over a French "We can see a llUie J.lltD t1 for Collins' "zol" spacewalk. put the Gemini capsule "down In a 1:30 a.m. (EDT) news nuclear explosion. the world," Col1lllll mdW, . . The space pilots faced a busy SPACE CENTER, Hausloll the pork barrel" lor a conference, Lunney described But they were on the record looks pretty ratmt1 up..._" day during that they planned to IUPI) - Astronauts Joha splashdown in the Atlantic. rendezvous with the Agena 8 as altitude path -167 mlles above But the two -.,.r4tl undock from tbelr Agena 10 Youac aad Mike CoUlns, reThe astronauts retired just "a lillie more dii!Icull" than the Russian record -and out ol astronauts dl5eovered lblllr target satellite and rendezvous porllq ''everythtoa'• fiDe" before midnight Tuesday. But the 100,1100-mile space chase danger when the French test version ol "space IIIIGI" wl*l with aging Agena 8. Collills will now with their breathing sy1they were not asleep long alter Agena 10 Monday night. blast mushroomed over a the fumtl pumped ~ leave the 111-foot Gemini 1M! at 11 1. m., llasbed oa before ground control awoke He said Collins would walk m lagoon al the Kururao Atol their breathing ay11et11. ' capsule at shout 6:20p.m. EDT today toward auouther Amer• them and suggested they turn space even if the astronauts about fiOO miles southwest of Space ofllcats lllil tile~ today and "zol" himself leal lpacewalk and poSR!hle on a pump in their capsule fail to gel near Agena 8. Papette, Tahiti. apparently were llllda!IIIIJidtCIJio through space with a hand-held rendezvoua witb a leltover cooling system. Lunney also said "cutoll "Keep your eyes In the Ide, • ehemlcal Ulled ....... maneuvering gun. oateWte. "Sorry ahout thai," ground llmits" would be established cockpit. Don't look at the carbon diollde from dll ~ 11 will be America's third control said, then told Young today to "assure ourselves we ground," Young and Collins I}'SIIm. Wblt aDIId K tf ..... such walk and will increase the open-hatch space stand that and Collins to go back to sleep. have enough fuel to come back were warned. They never into the abJD 1 ±d 11 U:::S::.. ..::le:ad:...::in:.:ped~e:str::.:ia:::n_:M:urs=..::ln:__ _::::ex~po:::s::ed::_:th::em::::to=-:th:::e:..v:.:a:::cu:::um=:...::oi:... ____ Kn_o_lly.:.....f_ue_l _s_ho_r_tag .::e_s_a_ho _ a_r_ d _ __d__own ..._..._·::-·-"_if_ loo _ m _u_c_ h _f_ue_l_i•___no_ti_ced _ a_ thing. mysler)'. _ _ _ _ __ _:__ _ _ _ _ _ __.:.......,:..;.. 'f ~l l l 1 . I Over 900 Dead Counted In Operation: Hastings I . 0 ·' Mrs. Wdenour is Hostess to Group , NEW HAVEN - The WomMissionary Society of the fOilltG'HT New Haven Church of God held its July meeting at the home of Mrs. Blanch Ridenour. The Spiritual Life Director, Mrs. Eleanor Davis, was in charge of devotions, her theme being "No Vacation From Faith." She also led the group "~> in singing, and Mrs. Rena ~~il!!;~~i!i5~~:/ Johnson lerl the prayer. Roll call was answered by naming i>..W.._, Oii10 one of God's promises. , _ • -: -, .. • The Stewardship director, Mrs. Iva Capehart, gave the ~ill:~».tt stewardship thought and re' f t•lettc~l$" minderl the members to make ·bnn in, St'eHa Stevens something to be sold at the Missionary Cottage during State Camp Meeting beginning August I • 7 at Cross Lanes, W. Va. She also announced that Jiti. lht~ :tuiSDA Y Missionary Day would be obJ~!r 22-:16 served on Thursday, August 4. Wall. Q_lsnoy'o ~.:l\'.11" The program was In charge Fettu~-· "1th Animated of Mrs. Iva Capehart, the CartObb m The Novel by theme being "Stewardship e 11 Salleo Giving Is Living." ,;.~ 1an's Douhle Dresser · · · · $54.00 Framed Mirror · .. · $17.00 Dresser, 3 Drawers $40.00 ... 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