https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d1fd636c3c2a292ab74f4887f729635b.pdf c289315d32230339b06b7161110d46c9 PDF Text Text <' • • l. . News Notes l :lberfelds Barg~tfi'l:.; for the"·'f.ost· '!;'lie Fish Fry 'lrill be July 30 ft!r. and Mrs. Cottrill, Mrs. . 'whl4!11 is spoDSOre4' by the fire Cia" Phillips and son Kelson : ·~pjlrtrneat. Phillips altended Ute open house . ·· Mrs. Lona riavls eplerlalned honoring the 82nd birthday ol the Dexter Ganten ciub at her Mn. Clem Hawk, at the home and : ly. Twelv.e mem~rs were ~resent. A mce evemng was enJOY· ed. by all. JOHN GEF: A.ll E. Church will hold its annual Sunday School picnic at Lake Alma. Transportation will leave from 744 Third Ave. at 1:30 p. m. All al'l' welcome to ottend. . f ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Babington, Hillsboro. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Campbell. , Mr. and Mrs. Lehland Buck· ley (Cora Nicholas) and son, Milan, Mich., visited relatives bere recently, including her 'I'HUR~DAY aunts, Mrs. Allie Cahoon and WILLING WORKERS class of Mrs. Birdie Watts, Middleport. 1he Enterprise EUB church will Mr. and Mrs. Willie Buckley, meet Thursday evemng, at the Ada celebrated their 50th wedho!1le of Mrs. Myrtle Long with ding anniversary July 4. Sever· Mrs. Ben Buc< as the hostess. al of Montgomery families of ROCK SPRINGS GRAINGE near here attended as did Mr. will m':"t Thursday, at Jl .p.m. and Mrs. Lehland Buckley. rnspecllon Will be conducted by Jimmie Long left for Viet Virgil Atkins deputy . There will Nam July 20. His wife wll1 rebe a program and relreshmeniS . here. will be served. ·•.• . THE W.C.T. U. of Middleport \' Mri. ,Olen Arnold and will meet Thursday everlillfl, MI'; · tilll Mrs. Clovis Straus- , July 211 inslflacl of Friday as baugb ·W~!rf recent Sunday dinrephrtlld ·earlier. The group will ner •guests of their parents, ~ave a picnic at 6:90 p. m. at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence/ the home of Ml'8. M. L. Kelly Strausbaugh. on t'irant St. Members are to Mrs. Jim Raines has been ill take a c.vereCI dish and table at her home of a virus and heasei:Vice. vy cold. WYAL WOMEN'S Class of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sayre, th.e Middleport. C~urch of Christ · Huntington, were recent guests will .have .a ptcntc supper at of relatiyes here. the . c~urch Thursday evening Mrs. Flora Arbau~h spent begmnmg at 6 p. m. The Loyal weekend at her home 'here. Men's class will be guests for Mr's. Mae Duffey had her the evening. cousin, Mtiry Foley, MillersRIVERVIEW GARDEN Club port as a guest. She is daugbwill have a picnic at -~e ter ~~ Delbert Foley. Gf Mrs. Harliss ·Frl!Jik' Thursd~ ev.ning, July 2U};;rving Mr. Francis Cottrill recenUy lillie is at 6 o'clock1 It; flower attended the funeral of Paul ail:a ing workshop will be con· Cooper, Portsmouth. Mrs. Coopd er was the former Julia Kelly, •· FIRE •DepL will a friend of Mrs. Cottrill's. sponsor 1 street dance this Mrs. Mar10n HutchiSon was Thlttsday nillbt fl'du) ·a to 11 taken. to Holzer hosp.ital. She is p. m. (EST) at the corner of sulfermg w111I arlllritis. Mr. SecOnd a¢ Brow.!' ,Streets. The and Mrs. Glen McKmght, Mar· Jays'Wih'einclel. ~lie teen event. 1on, was a guest of her parents, .. · · · 'rfUDA'r· Mr. and Mrs. , Marion Hutch~ W.C.T.U ot Middleport will son. Their other children, lsa, Mt 4'PR!ay ~ July 29 1and Rosella and son, Francis, at the home of Mrs. 'M. L. Kel·l have all been here to see their lr on Grant Street. A picnic will mother. . . ibe and mem- Mrs. Millie Steele fell re. a cover· cently breaking her hip. She •uu ;.au•l• servil-e has been in poor health for a METHODIST , long time. Her son, Bob and · · . an ice cream family . and Mn. Ke.nneth Saun· · Friday be- ' ders have been carmg for her. ~ade I She was taken to Holzer hospitpie will be · al. William Malralfey still reDept. main.s critically ill at Holzer will sponsor a !l"'n-age dance 'Hospital. . . party with .tl\e ·Jays this Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewil day nightlt-O.e Pomeroy Ten· (An?a Garvm! Cilumbus, spent 'r.is court '\tartjpg at 8 p. m. a ~eekend w11h her paren_ts, In case of rain or cool weather Mr. and . Mrs. Wilha~ Garvm. the dance. will )Je held in the Mrs. Silvia McKeDZie and high school 2,1;, Mr. Ambrose of Marion were JOLLy BU~ S . Club recently married. He Is em• ewmg ployed at Marion where ber w~ll mee~ at ·~ l'ome ol Nora husband worked before h II Mtlls Friday. "ug. 29: at S::lo death. He will retire in anolller '· m. and go to Galhpohs for year thtn they will live here. 1 cook om. Beatflce Robson 1s Mr. and Mrs. Raines Vintoa 1ostess. • ' s.\'rliiuJAY were callers of her parents, Mr. BASHAN VOL'lNTEER . and Mrs. Jim Mulholalld Su• , . • c fire day. !leplrtment will have an ice Miss Wilma Jeaa DavltlsoD :ream !IOClal Saturday evening and Billy McElroy, spent a luly 30th. week witb lheir grandmolher SUNDAy Mabel Wood; ,' TilE 25TH ANNUAL McEI- Mrs. Lona Davis is spendlnl Roy reumon will be held at a few days ID Columbus. Portland pjirk, Sunday. August Mr. and Mrs. DaD Sayre t. A basket di~ will be serv- were 111 Columbus receniiJ to . .-' 1100n and all relatives andJ see their daughter who was re. ~ are invited. .. . . cenU, Gpei:ated 011. . \ .... ~ ..... . . . . . ...... ~ · -·· · , · ·- · · ~ ...... ··· ·~·· ·· SALE $44.00 SALE $48.00 SALE $52.00 SALE $56.00 SALE $62.00 SALE $66.00 SALE $76.00 SALE $84.00 SALE $88.00 SALE $99.00 -SALE $109.00 SALE $118.00 SALE $124.00 SALE $134.00 SALE $148.00 SALE $199.00 SALE $219.00 SUMMER FURNITURE Replacement Cushions All Plastic - Printed on One Side $1.00 Square Seat Pads Sale 79c $1.95 Square Cushions $2.49 - 2 Sut Glider Pad _ Sale $1.39 Sale $1.69 $2.89 - 3 Seat Glider Pad _ Sale $1 .89 $3.89 Chaise Pad Sale $2.89 $6.95 Chaise Cushion Sale $5.49 $4.95 - 2 Pc. Chair Set _$ale $3.69 $3.95 Set (2) Ann Cushions _ Sale $2.99 Bargains in Furniture ' I Pc. Maple DINING ROOM SUITE . $229.00 lOOK SHELVES with gloss Sliding Doors Maple and Walnut - - - - - - $29.00 CONSOLE TABLE with Mirror · $,50.00 1 Pc•.BEDROOM SUITE, Chestnut Wolnul lir White Finish $79.00 CHEST OF DRAWERS (4 Drawers) White Walnut or Mtple Finish $16.50 BABY CRIB OUTFIT-Solid ends, adjustable, elld with innerspring waterproof niollrlll, finllhes maple, birch or white $3P.OO .. Young Men's SLIMS ' · '. $21.95- 3 Pc. Glider Cushion Set S.le $19 $1.39 Straw Porch Runner _ _ Salt 89c "' .P~'9i •lnd 8.95 TROUSERS $5.00 Saleslips from Elberfelcls In Pomeroy They Are Valuable . To Youl ELBERFI:L ... ···· ,, ___ ,. .. ••• • .' .r: . . t ! .•• .. tti if~,..,. .4,., 't..; .~ ~"' " ~~ ~ .__________.;____~----------------------------------~----------------~~~~~------~---------------------------·--------------- o~~ --------------~ :· .Air, Artillery Called in By Patrol Close to Enemy An estimated 3,000 music Ioven verfront parking lots In Pomeroy evening concert af •he Pittsburgh Wind from Its colorful barke· lt was the largest erowd before which the young,· talented musicians had ever performed, aeeordl)lg te Dlreetor Robert Boudreau. Jack Caney, president of the Pomeroy Chambei of Commerce, which tponsored this seeond appellf\o ' IDee of the symphony, extended bls appredatloa to everyone who contributed to the success of the event. His special appreciation went to Mn. W. P. Loelilry, Unwin Heights, Pomeroy, for "a fine, and lllg jOb." He expressed bls personal hope the ayaiplioDJ wHI return In 1967. Bertelnlln Women• •nd Chlldr1111s LINGERIE Ribbon by Governor· Infant $1.011-$1.19 Cotton CrttM PAJA~S _ Solo 69c Infant $1.95 Cotton CretM PAJAMAS Solo $1.00 Infant $1.69 SUN SUITS Sola $1.00 Infants $1.95 SUN SUITS and DIAPER SITS_; Salt $1.29 lnfonh .$2.95 DlAPIR SITS Sslt $2.00 lnfanh $3.95 DtAPiiR SETS Solo $3.~ Glrll $J.6J IAIV DOLL PAJAMAS Sola $1.39 Girls S1.95 IAIY DOLL PAJAMAS Slit S1,49 Womtill SUS FULJ, LENGTH GOWNS Salt $1.39 Wo~n• sus FULL LINGTH ·GoWNS _ Solt SUf Womtns $a.H FUI,J. LINGTH GOWNS Silt S3.01 Womont $2.95 NYLON HALF-SLIPS Solo $2.29 Womtns $1.95 RAYON MJIL~-SI.IPS -.; Slit Sl.49 Won11n1 $1.95.$2.00 COTTON HALP-SLII'S - Slit SU9 WtmtRI $2.00 COTTON PULL-SLIPS Silt ··~ Womt111 De IXTRA· SIZI PANTIES Solt S9c W-no $1..GO LACI TRIM PAN'I'~IS kit lie Womtn1 $a.95 NYLON I'ULL SLIPS Slit SUS Wo1111n1 tt.ts·NYLON I'ULL SLIPS Solo $U9 Womt111 $US GoWN AND ROBI SITS Solo $7.31 Wo.- SUS GOWN AND 11011 SITS Silt $4.77 W - $5.95 Pull Lo1111h NYLON PAJAMAS - $4M . j I' , l' ' ·'I" f ' ....:e ·~. V\f:o~en! _~~~dr~@!~ls READY- tb • W8AR Small lfOUPI - big ·bargain• - Sale prices only for the merchand!Je In this Clearance Sale. · , . WoiMIII $5.95 DRESSES SALE $4.00. WOIMIII $J.P5 DRESSES SALE "'00 Wamt~M $1.95 DRESSES SALE $6.DO w- $10.95 te $13.95 DRESSES- SAI:E .,-.DO Wam- $2.95 SKIRTS SALE $2;00 WoiiiiM $3.95 SKIRTS SALE $150 WoiMIII $5.95 SKIRTS SALE $3.00 IHRLS SUITS $5.95 r. $13.95 :...S.Ie $2.98 r. $6.91 1Hrl1 COATS $7.95 to $12.9J ~e $3.91 to $6.41 Glrla ,, DltESSES $2.95 to $5.95 .JIIe $1.48 to $2.PI GIRLS PLAYW&AR $2.95 $ALE $2.37 GIRLS PLAYWEAR $1.95 SALi! $1.47' I laiRLS PLAYWEAR $1.49 S~LI $Uf' , GIRLS PLAYWEAR $1.00 SALE , _ . ' i lays Little Tott Sport Coth $5.PI to $6.95 . ~ 'r.' ,, SALE $2-PI ~~p . t , WOIMIII GI'IIUp $2.95 to $3.95BI"" r:;· ' rio·. J ., '<1;", . SALE$1.48~~}" •f Wament SIICkt $2.95 to $7.95 S.le $1.48 to ·Ji.pt . . ' IHrll Belllottoms $1.00 to $2.95 S.le SOc te ·tJM ' .---------..,. ... Sale!·. WOMENS . ACCESSOfU ES ' $1.95 Han4!Hip----'$2,95:H•n,.._p _.-'; ,_;,-- $US•,' H6n••P _ _.___.._ :J $4.95:......... ·- -------$1.00 left!l:h S.llf'-f ic 1 a.• _ _..,;;.__,_ $05' ...d. . . - - - .... $2.95 •• ch.... ·, • . ' . $8.95~.11· .... $tOO. SUmmer JeWelry ~.oo ·- ..- Je-,lry , ·51111 '"·~ -··S.lj soC .. s.~\fl.oo ·· ·~ . ' ' T,"""- . . . i ·l: IAlOAINS . IN c .• .· ' '' $1.00 H1nclbags -~-­ BE THRIFTYI Save All of Your . : ,. • ----------~~-----------~·~----------~-~~------------------~.-------------------------------~~-!~~-------~-.~ -VOL ~Y-MIDOI.EPORT. 01110, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1966 ~~~ XVIII NE>. 71 · ASCS Nominees Announced. 5.95 tnd 6.95 TROUSERS--- $4.00 $2.95 COTTAGE SETS \~t $1~0 $3.95 COTTAGE SETS 5Ati $2.ilb $1.95 TIER CURTAINS SALE $1.00 $2.95 CAFE CURTAINS SALE $1.50 $6.95 27x48 THROW RUGS SALE $4.00 $3.69 21x33 OVAL HOOKED RUGS_ SALE $2.69 $8.39 30x54 OVAL HOOKED RUM _MLE $6.39 $6.95 FIBERGLAS DRAPES, iBII'd ''WM'~''- $3.,~ $7.95 PRINTED FIBERGLA~ ~~fol!! it.\ $4;W 1 . $8.95 PRINTED FIBERGL~~'jj~fi'E~ ~\.~ $5JI!.t ~4.95 63" PRINTED DllAII~:S · · .· M $3.116 ' 1 $15.95 Chaise Cushion Set_ Sale $1!2.00 '111ae ,, - . . , OJ . 138 PalrJ Smail Jots (some slightly.soiled) Discontinued Patterns $32.95 GE ELECTRIC FANS SALE $26.00 $1.49 HOOVER RUG SHAMPOO $1.00 $2.29 Aluminum WATER PITCHERS $1.30 $1.95 ROCKINGHAM MUGS $1.00 $6.95 HARKER TEAPOTS $4.00 $8.95 Polypropylene PERCOLATORS $6.00 $32.95 HAIR DRYER, SunbHm $19.00 $1.95 T.V. SNACK a BED TRAY $1.25 $7:50 Pl'llsecl Wood NUT a CANDY TRAYS $1.75 $1.9S Pl'llled Wood BREAD TRAYS $1.00 79c STACK CANDY DISH 50c $1.00 PARTY COASTERS '"'·'' M"Wi':i.I'-'W . $1.95 MEASURING liETS _ _ _.....__ ,1~ $1.75 DECORATED STEINS $1.00 $3.95 FLASK $2.00 $4.95 SALAD SETS $3.00 $19.95 GE KNIFE SHARPENER $11.00 $5.95 MAGUA FOOD SLICER KNIFE $4.00 $2.49 SALAD SERVING SET $2.00 S19:tS SUNBEAM HAIR DRYER $!0.00 Sf.91 TEFLON SPRAY COATING $1.00 S9c TRI BRITE WAX 35c $1.00 LESTOIL SPRAY CLEANER 50c $2.95 CHILDREN$ LUNCH KIJS $1.50 $1.98 ANTI-SHOCK SPRAY $1.00 $2.75 COOKING THERMOMETERS $1.00 $3.91 ANTIQUE SPRAY KITS $2.00 $1.00 WALL PLAQUE 50c $9.95 INSULATED SERVING PITCHER- $5.00 SOc SELF SNUFFING ASH TRAY 25c $3.00 PICTURE TREES $1.50 $3.95 WOOD BIRD PLAQUE $2.00 $1.59 DUAL PAILS $1.00 $8.95 ENAMEL SAUCE PAN $6.00 $6.95 ENAMEL SAUCE PAN $4.00 $6.95 S:J'AINLESS CARVING SETS $4.00 $5.95 STAINLESS CARVING SETS $3.00 $6.95 STAINLESS STEAK KNIFE SETS- $4.00 $2.95 SILENT BUTLERS $1.50 19c HOT & COLD PLASTIC MUGS 15c $3.95 ~LAD BOWL SETS $2.00 ~ - • polr Mono Reston quaUty Sununer work •nd wear trousers In the moot popultr c<ilors and styles. Regular cul-llzes from 28 to 110 walst.,measure. Bargains In Housewares • Kitchtn Wares .~ To ~.. ",· . . . ' .. $4.00 . DRAPERIES- COn AGE SETS TIER CURTAINS- RUGS $17.98 BEDSPREAD ' ·SALE $11.00 $12.98 BEDSPREAD SALE $7.00 $7.95 BEDSPREAD SALE $5.00 ~5. 95 BEDSPREAD SALE $4.00 $S.I9 BEDSPREAD SALE $4.00 J6.95 THERMAL SPREAD, Irregular _$ale $3.00 $9.95 PRINTED THERMAL BLANKETS Sole $7.00 :. ' '• ' TROUSER •SA!£ Smail Lots -Twins and Full ,. ~4S Popular style - for youni men In alzea 28 to 36 waist. · , Replat 4.95 and 6.95 fmost of them 8.95) trousersexcellent quality. ·• . WHILE THEY ' LAST DRAPERY DEPT. Bedspreads-Blankets . ,, MENS SUMMER $14.95-6 Pc. Glider Cushion Set Sale $12 1 -·· • -·" $37!.00 SUITES ·$419.00 SUITES $429.00 SUITES $481.00 ond $489.00 SUITES $479.00 SUITES $279.00 SOFA $349.00 SOFA SALE $312.00 SALE $338.00 SALE $348.00 SALE $392.00 SALE $384.00 SALE $228.00 SALE $284.00 $54.00 CHAIRS $59.00 CHAIRS $64.00 CHAIRS $69.00 CHAIRS $74.00 CHAIRS $79.00 CHAIRS $89.00 CHAIRS $99.00 CHAIRS $109.00 CHAIRS $119.00 CHAIRS $129.00 CHAIRS $139.00 CHAIRS $159.00 CHAIRS $169.00 CHAIRS $179.00 CHAIRS $229.00 CHAIRS $259.00 CHAIRS I . '' .i $148.00 $188.00 $208.00 $214.00 $248.00 $264.00 $288.00 $294.00 $299.00 EASY CHAIRS 1 :111 '~ SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $159.00 BEDROOM SUITES-- SALE $128.00 J\98.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $177.00 J219.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $182.00 J239.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $198.00 $229.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $188.00 $249.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $211.00 $269.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $228.00 $279.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $232.00 $298.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $252.00 $339.00 BEDROOM SUITES SAlE $272.00 $349.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $282.00 $359.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $292.00 $379.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $318.00 J449.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $366.00 S$39.00 BEDROOM SUITES SALE $440.00 1 I SUITES SUITES SUITES SUITES J2~.00 SUITES $319.00 SUITES - ~39.00 SUITES ~49.00 SUITES $359.00 SUITES BEDROOM SUITES Miss Wilma Davidson and Bft· lly McElroy returned home ali ter spending the past week with WEDNESDAY :their grandmother, Mabel Wood. WILDWOOD GARDEN Club ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy will meet at the Forest Run called on his father. Jess Me· Methodist church, Wednesday Elroy and her mother, Mabel at 8 p.m. for a workshop. Mn. Wood. Tony Fowler o[ Dudley Florist The Past Chiefs Club met with will be guest speaker. Members I M Th lma Cam bell recent· are to hrmg a cuttmg for ex- rs. e P .' ' $1.,.00 $229.00 ,. $259.00 $269.00 SO(:JAL f.ALENDAR . !· '. (Thursday 9:15 to S:OO).:~~~;(ifj~py 9:00 to S:OO) ~ (Saturday 9:do tc)9~00) 2 Pc. Living Room Suites 1 I I' . . •' home ·recently. Mrs. Kearney of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Renich, Ogden and Mrs. Clara Phillips Newark. Present were her son were guests. I Carey Hawk, Cleveland and 'olr. and Mrs. Junior Snave·l daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iy and La Juanra, Columbus, Saunders, Athens; her daughter were weekend guests of his Mrs. Carol Culp, Carpenteria, parent<. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Calif.; a granddaughter. Call· Snavely. fornia and a grandson, who Mr. and Mrs. Paul Straus- arrived from Viet Nam. Many baugh, Newark, were recent nieces and nephews were preSunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. sent from Wellston. Rio Grande Carey Strausbaugh. and Athens. William Mrs. Mar10n . Hutch's'n .. . Mahaffey H Hremains . 1 " was cnllcally I 11 at o1zer osp• 1a1. brought home from Holzer H~'1 and 't ~ • r. and Mrs. B'll 1 HaII tl 1 three sons spent several days piJa h re~nc;,~ was seriously 0 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. n a. f h , burned at hiS step grand at er s M Ha. II Theyspen t thepaSl · .ax k He was taken to Oa th ree years and 10 month<. in factory Hill Hospital. Germany. ... nd M J h Hobo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snave- "~' a ·• rs. 0 n . ' ...... ... I r I b Dayton, spent the weekend With I y were .-~~nLIJ n :o urn us. . d M J Miss Janie Thomas, employ- his Sister. Mr. an rs. oe ed in Strausbaugh Grocery is Strong. spending two weeks vacation in I lilt. •llhd Mrs. Ray F. Steffen, Maine with. her parents. South l::arolina, spent a weekMt. and Ml's. Harley Strong end with his aunt, Mr. and and children, and Cindy Straus- Mrs. Emest Major on their wa~ ballgh attended a Reibel !ami- home from visiting their par- , ly reunilln at Goldclifle Park ents. near Circleville. i Mr. ami Mrs. Leo Davidson and daughters, Wollpen, were recent guests of her mother, Mabel Wood. change and also cookies the offleer:; a soft drink. ' ! Autos Collide In Rural Road �' I ) ,. t . ...... t Icarus No Threat to.Earth In Four Million Mile .Pass lenUael, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Jill' 21, 111111 . RELEN HELP US ! t DOCJ'UR SAYS .:atmMIDna-~~ · 'u ....;~ tile"' tour J""'~ one lot,- to euh "'Uift, :lit . By Wa)'lle G. B~taill, M.D. , WASHINGTQN (UP I) - There Is J great big rook "' · ·~·· · Q .:.Caa a weilld with ulel' out there in space and it Is headed hell-lor:leather for 1ne librolds become pregnaniT =-J.ll. , the general vicinity of the earth. But the U.S. govern· l . - - by Helen Bottel A - A•lbouP In many w• ment has neitber the intention nor the ability to make men llbrolds are 1 Cllll88 ol an AAM (antl·&ateroid miSsile) to Intercept and blow It sterilitY this ts n\it perully ·~ ' ' . A$~D FOR IT! up. · l'.OROF ,{ij,~ she was ';'l"valescina. trua . .Tl]e Jl•tel"1lliPIIll fiC\Dfl The big rock is the asteroid Icarus, a minor plpn~t - '1bls cnlumn i• lor young peo- I guess 11 boils down to us be1 WOII~ be .JIJe $lze al)d !i'J8Cl 19' about three·fifths of a mile thick . On June 15, 1968, It j ~ I pie, their problems and plea- mg friends. I'm glad to do what cation of the tumor. will pass within 4 million miles of earth on one of its . -~~=~:--''--'"-..J . , \. suns, lbelr troubles and fun. she ask• me to do becauae she Q - II It true IIIII Iii perregular flights around the 1 · . ,;."o • : ~i'i : wlth lhe rest of Helen Help does much for me. We apprecifal'mill8 s Caesirepn 1~lon, sun. ot which the lJllll pnd its .IVID. ' ' U.S.' It welcomes laughs but ate each other. l)le doctor Is Qllable to till A tllepatch from Sydney, aaoclated bodies wert created. · Y' ; 4 ; y~~ dodge a serious question Finally, a nolo! 1o mother-bPI· where the blll!7 Is · k*\ed! If The number ' ' new boob Aultralla. quoted a tha<>retlcal Most asteroids ny .trOUnd the , ~ ~.,; . ~ ,.lih a brus!H>ff. ing 13'o: Grow up! Your pllrso, lsn'l there d1nter thot his new e4jUona {'Ublisbed phf'icltl as sayina U.S., Brltlah ~WI bt\w~" tht orblla of Mars ~ ' , ~.';; · Send your teenege QUesUons enls "act that way" for your inclsion will cut the baby? tor cbDclren bas mereased and Soviet scientists have been and Jupiter, .far from 1be ' /. 'io YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, own good . - GRATEFUL 13 A - There 11 ao danser. The 400 per, cent since 1925. studying the poasibility of orbital track of the earth. But a ,_. ( ~ Now......,. the circled !etten 1• care of Helen Help US! this Oear 13 : Likewise, the total number to f-lu doctor's incision Is nol i blind with • doten or so are known to head ,, auueoled by thubovecoftoon. 1 : !!I'-"IPaper. You're a young adult an~ of books publlshecland told blasting the invader llib btJ1 a e81'11ful dlsseclion has Increased by more tban JIUclear rocket. In this general direction now , . ;,TfDAI. WAVE M.\Y mother would love ' - H. Q - A friend !Iii bee11 told 100 per cent. S'tudles sliow sure they have. They also and then. :. :!YI ASH UP ·FRIENDSHIP Dear Helen . that het· left fallopian iube Is that voluntary rtadlng by bave st\ldted the po111lbility of -• - - -·· - · - 4 · - ~ completely. closed and CIJnnot Helen e My mother and I disagree on children iJicnues thro'!fih mining asteroids for platlnul!l, '"""""' • • """' he reopened. Her tJCht ovary &l Mv buddy and I are like t_wo ho'w ' I re,a,t my steady. She says the prlmarr and mid e using asteroids as freHIJergy IIUL\' MODliN TOM• q~, r d 1 bab hi and 1 say 1 grades, reaching ils peak Y....n~a,•o fnd tubo ar, bormal. What art . ' .Ovli loSI at sea, t.ossed as• e Y m, ., i in junior biib school. Ytt spaceships, and even of capturAoowen 'l'lolo IIUf/ll olwlll ill/folll!r-A 111~ ~ ber chances of beromlna preg''Jii a "titlewave." A most beau- want to "love, honor, and obay fewer hlib school students 1118 Bilerol<la and turning them '"1lful "titlewave,'' I must say . the man I marry . He has tern· read booa; in 1~. fewer Into gukl~ miSIIIeJ against - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - llllllt? A - II OIIIY ltk6 one, The You $ee we bolh have always per and so I try to keep him books than tbey read Ill enemy continent$. ollter provides Nature'l IPC· :;e;:t · tor of eafety. ~ II 6e of multiple thre. of u• be&an going but on hUie lh1118•· what he no reputable aslronollll!r known ...J', ' 1 blrlba doea., each baby have a . '_plaCN but w liked l5ill'S soes. !like him telling me lo United Pre$$ International PT. Pi;EASANT- Woodrow seperate Jllerblrth? ' 'us epcb oqually. It was on a what to do because It gives him believes for a moment that w. BardiPy, 51, a resident of •' ~'.ill'l friando" basis. a feeling ol masculinity too. IIcarus represe"ls any threat to 2328 Lincoln Ave, and sn em· . ~, ; l!ecently my buddy and 1, Shouldn't gtri• bt the "wealoearth. ployee of the Kaiser Aluminum PT. PLEASANT - Bare bow firing will he at snlmBI· shape1 A ... U llle apreng . ~~tess~ that we both love her. ; er sn"? _ BABY SITTER ! Icarus is one of more than Plant al Ravenswood, died artist Cllfl N...,.sary of Rich· targets. from the IHlllll fertilized lll'um . ] l't art very ~et~Sible about II. Oear B•by Sitler: U>O asteroids, or minor this morning In Holzer Hospital. mond, Va., expanded his lead Necessary has held the lead (Identical lwinl), lbert would 'Hut we can't be mueh longer. Giving in on little things: plan~ts. They may 1>e the He had been a resident ol Pt. 1n th~ bare bow dlvlelon Wed· since the second day ol flrlll8, bt s singi• a!terblrtll or placeno 1 Should we tell her' Or will this is an exc't!llent foundation i fr~~&ments of old planets which Pleasant lor 19 years. nesday to 1,557 with lbe Na· edglnc 11tomas Frye of Lees- Ia, II from separate ovs (fr.. thi~ ruin everybody'l chances, for marriage. colli~\111 in limes past, or they Mr. Bradley was horn in lional• Field Areher toum...e•l ·btlrl, Vs., who had 1111 points ternal twllls), each would have lnCiudl our frlendohi , SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. alr~en may be lef!l)vers from the Corneth, Ky ., on April 28, 11150. passing Its hall-way mark. Wednesday. his own plscental attachment. , ,. 1111 p. But beware .ot the rna~ who flew a record 542. SOrtleS !primordial gas dust clouds out 1 He is survived by his wife, Ina, 'ftle queallon Ia academk:. hoW. . , ~IKE AND DENNIS . . bosses lhe .··weaker sex' to against Communist pos1Uons in -~ and two sons, and 8 daughter. More than 850 "c~rs from 1M Gervala of Highland. Ind. ever, because frequently lbt 1 ·_lli!ar ~Ike and Oenms . .. , 1build up h1s mascuhmty. He South Viet Nam Wednesday , Jerry Bradley pf Gallipolis across the country art partie•· eoollnued lo hold I lead lD lbe separate placentu fuse and..._ : Hi~ I th11 baauUful Utle: may be somewhtt weak in that including a maselve strike I 0p eSS _OWS Larry Bra die,' and lnila Brad: paling In the meet, which ~ metl'l. lree&tyle. over defending come one•. -wave aot a g~rllrlend who IS department himself - H. againsta VIet Cong battalion .. eludes Friday. Wednesdays cbamplOll Diokle Rnbertf of 1 both at home 0 '' 4'~ · awash-ou? A foursome Oear Helen : · which killed 75 gueiTillas, u.s. ' ey, · round opellfd two days of llrlnB Three RiVtl'J, Mich. Alter 4- Some , JllljDpl• IIY flllntght solve your problem. - H. what do you lhink of people military spokesmen reported 3Voi OUrt Other survivors are live 11 hunter's targets. Friday's Wednellday's flrlna, Oervels had onsceat llgbtlng II hard on Dtlll' llileo : who say "Have a fun time." or today. brothen end three sisters, Law· 16N points to Roberta' 110'1. the eyes. Is tbla true aDd doel : ;'.fl ·have haard my molber soy "It was a fun party" etc? _ ' , ·. SAN FRANCISCO <UPI - renC<! . Lloyd and Jimmy BradOuorescent ll&hllni dealroy ;; :!Jit hardly anyone •.wore or UG In air ,actiOn over CommuniSt , The California Supi:eme Court ley, and Mrs. Bessie Nelson, Holdlnt: ~ lOS-point lead ~ vllamin A! · '' · lto~'Or did thlngs behmd their Oear Ug : North V.et Nam todsy, 8 u.s.,has ruled that to{Jiess exhlbi· ' all of Covington, Ky.; Alvin ~e women 8 bare bow open di backs when sho wa• a l UG ' - H. Navy Ah41 Sktythukwk Jet do not viotate the state ; Bradley, Corneth, Ky.; Charlee Tvilladdon !IV MaryilbLeel... girl. I down w I. a ac -'"~ a sur ace- ' law on outraging public decen- . Bradley Cincinnati ; Mrs. AI· a~ a., w ..... ........ w... v ~ :lll'aUYo IIIMMr? - H. It<>:air (SAM) I mthlilille Sial~ :o cy. .. venia warner, Rossville, Ga., heEvelslynMaGoodrEidlU ,of DurFhllnt, blllblyth~t~t glvloru ~llldaht ; ~ . If ieellll that practicslly evmiles north 0 • coao " Y, d Ms M Schelton of M,.. r ry en ' am near ""' CO ,. y ' : .JJ"l!OII' tri.. ta got away_ wlth 3Ir :of Vinh. The plane from .the 7th , The high co~rt Wednesday :.:e I~!. . ary II Fl. Pierce, Fll. likes much less eurrentlo pi'O1 ,meal:y things nowadays No 1 Fleet camer Onskany ' Simply . Upheld a deCisiOn by lhe • he duce the aame amiUIII ol UJu. 3 111 Jne seems to want goodY·ioodY I disappeared " during the strike, IDistrict Court of Appeals which . fM~ B:~leyS;ast ;"'f~ Two men were Injured this Evelyn Goodrich of Flint, minallon, IDd aiV81 oH le18 , _irlends that won't try shoplift- i 1 Ipilots said, The A4 pilot was said June 3 thai the law was 0 t ~ amth :; . 1 Ordsp ·., morning at work on a Rarage Mich., _continued ~ hold lint heat (Infrared rayl). ,.. mu. It . listed as missing. too V88Ue to apply to toples,.. Churc and e l a er th E te ise United lire- place In the women s freestyle mlnatlng and Englneerln8 So. •ng, t · I Moose. The body IS at the at e n rpr open division, with 1f25 polnta, b tud 8 "' ~m I wrong or lo the world 0 On U.S. military spokesmen in n~he cue originated In Mohr • SteYens Funeral home thren Church pal'10(181e, Her dauKhter, Bruceon (load. ejety has~ lhorou~dl ~ _getUng_ worse and worse, and announeed today 136 Hawthorne, when Jeanne Zill- 1 and funeral arrangements will Frank Amott, Eldon Weeu rich, 14, Ia first ID the 'l'be)'ll 1101 bfrm. I grow ·ap and get mar- Gallia's 1966 Jumor Fair Amencans we.re killed m action , grit! Dsvis modeled hall a be announced later. and Ralph Spencer were pre- junior girl freellyle. ful to the doet not 4 wm,;:u Queen representing last weeki lob 1leopard skin bikini June 26,' poring to shove over I eauae oeu1a":' dllcomlort If pro•ne ' · 8 evl · the county s f1ve h1gh schools, ~umber 0 · · com at . at s I Jllti4, in a bar she and her • this morning when It toppled , 1y Uled. rEEN . will appear on WSAZ-TV , Chan- Im V~et Nam. The figure husband owned. Me1gs on them. It was reported thst per j Dear Lonely · , nel 3, Huntington, on Saturday represents live more dead than I Spencer saw that it was falling Glart eaD Nllllt from lliJ .1: . Not If they re raised the mornina ~ccordiflll to Mrs. the 13 colonies sustained In the , • this morinl when 'it toJlllled , 'ltlnd of WumiDIIIoll. ltlcllldlna par~nts are ra•sl~g Thelma Shaver. co- chairman Revolutionary war. W1lson on Way to . on them. It wall r~ thai llUllllgbt. 'lbe I IDd li1 Btellty dldn t ~~· bu~ 1 d of the annual queen pageant. 571 Woudod Washington TalkM Spencer saw that It was felling baJ worked .U •••JMIUIII aC 1 lU_. ,~ ·re near - I e age The 10 Gallia county beauties and elled al the oUters But • JrOP'l' WliJIIiDallon, iijW I ~ teens try hardest lo try were in HunUnglon Wednesday Another _578 Americans were not time.. ' in loot<andl-. fOJ; vll'letll kllldl he1t parents the mosl. morning where they recorded wounded m the week endmg l· . ' . ' o1 work aDd ltllldardl for pro.\'' t hiS tough •s'"nd ~ by your Pr1~ d PJes , ho- scenes for John Helskel's Ju1Y 23 ' th e. spok esman sa•.d mr control ram atol home was economiC n In to 1, Leah Schaefer to K. A. Grues- 1 Amo11 and Wee.. were MASON - A Polnl Pleuant per Installation, maln!lllaoce, ·,; 1ey. Your friends w11l soon out-' "Down on the Farm" program. The Commumsts l~t l ,m dead . ~::hin ton today to r:.ftrm j er and Carrie Grueser,-parcel, caugbt under the bulldlll8. 'l1le man wu Injured In 1 one-car ind lise of attlflctal lllbt. Flu· <(tl ~o'T this show&;,_tage. -H. IIt will be shown at 6 a. m., by. body L"Ount '" the ssme British gsupport of U. S. policy ' Lebanon Twp. Pomeroy emel"lleRCY squad accident Ibis mol'lling at Mat- oreacenl ll&hting IIUII!Clln IIUt' RO..!.,T~Ita;,., SIDE Gallia . time, on Saturday. ' period. !in VietNam I William P. CheiTinpm, Adm. tranaferred Arnott to a Ewing on H.e wu Erneat c Ward 11)1 food processing planll IDd >F " ""' .,.., . . N rG w h· Slon Cook' dee., 1 Hosplllll. ambulance and taken to Holzer ' · • has d!lelerloul effec& tD viCleat Helen : Making the trip were Susan Amencsn A•~ Foroe, svy Wilson's special jeUiner was I eorge 88 lD Mr.Weelcl wu lsken 23, FirJt.at, who wu travelllli ne . I read letters complaining Francis, Kyger Creek ' Gay and Marine_ pilots Wednesday /leaving London this afternoon : to Carl R. Stewart, b private car to Veteralll lo work, lost control of Ids tam~ A or any other vltamiD. Jhat ;age-13 is lbe "bumper year Bastiani, Gallipolis: Debbie fl~w 103 ml~l~s over North for the u._S. capital. He meets Stewart, 'I& acre, Salls iJ'emorisl Hospital. Spencer ea- ~ar, turned around IOveral Q- Htw III'IIU II lilt Yt'or rnother-daugbter disputes ." Leedy, Gallipolis: Debra Lynne V1et Nam, str•kmg 10 oil depots w1th President Johnson Fnday Twp. caped serioul Injury limes in the hlibway, aDd aena1 dllf•• ealled MSUT can ~l be.IO? · Matthews, Kyger Creek : Unda and pe~nd~ll8 transportation, at the White House. \ Robert E. Rumll, Allee M. · atruck llld broke off 1 tete- A -1'llele llllttalutancl far Sillce 1 turned 13, it seems as Blackbum , North Gallia: Jean· commurucallons and supply ; Russell . to Farmers Bsnk • Weeks II belleved to have phone pole nesr lbe Helen_ IIOMpaelllc uretbriiiL Tbll 11toup my Mom and 1 have nie Sisson, Hannan Trace ; Sue are~s m the southern panhandle Savings CQ., 1.57 qcre, Sali.. IUffered a lacerat¥>n ol lbe Stewart property at the end of diJeue.baa o1 1111 "YYIIP' lleeJI much more understanding Barker: Southwestern ; Kathy regiOn near the port of Two Consecutive bury ~p. . head, while Arnott bas possible the Pomeroy - Muoo bridge. tom. ol a-rlleal uretbrltll and collliderate of eacb other Fadeley, Southwestern; Barba· Haiphong. Ufe Terms Ordered Farmers Bank and Savinp dent ~ed at 1:28 L m. W81'1i rteelved t liVeN '-'> but It laiD no 111118 a - u l thali ever before ra Swindler, Hannan Trace and The pinpoint bombing of the 1 TOLEDO <UPI ~ Altoo Me· Company to WeadtU Eblin and ' internal lftJUrles. The sccl· erallon of the head and w.aa dllfue, It 11 1 eurable ..t hal w'e bave a l<ind of "telepat.Jt. Amy Saunders North Gallla oil s\orsge areas came within a , Cullougb, 36, Detroit, Wednes- 1Leone ~blin, 1.$7 acre, SaU. dent -occurred at 1:28 a. m. taken to Jbe Pteaaant Valley 110 eGIJlplleatlolll. 1c ~eslion" that tells us The candidates were sccom- qual'ler mile weal of Vinh, a day was sentenced to two con· bury Twp. hospital by the Fogelloni when the otber Is down in the panied by Mr. and Mrs. Waldo port city of 44,fl0(), secutive life tmns In lbe Ohio Grave11ide bultmee. The 1961 Pontiac Ward duujpa and prompts little extrs Brown, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Raida in South Viet Nsm Penitentiary lor the 1116li hold· VeteraH Meman.t Rolplllll was driving was completely de. kirQiesses. in many activities as the 1966 Wednesday included an attack up • alsylng of druggist John AdmllaloDt '- ' Mrs Donald Will Be PD Friday molished. DEVOO'ED ro INI'EIU!IIIi OJ By, lbe way, 1 have been msk- Matthews and Mrs. Shaver. by four U.S. Air Foree Fl~ Taylor. The three • judge com· Green Hartlo"" · Ruthle WalkG Th cdde 1 11 sliD under MElGS • MASOiil AREA lng ·JIM of your "•urprise syn· The candidates ere engaged Supersabres against a base mon pleu court panel which er PT. PLEASANT ravee a n 1 Mea 1 Ba dnllile" t.r a lona time and it in many actlvilles as the IIJG6 eamp of tOO to 600 Viet Cong convicted him said It would be Mlddlepo:. riorencer Teepe~ lllde servllu Will he st II a.m. :~tlga= ~ 1Maon Pollee ": ~ IIOI'ki. pageant draws nearer. lroops ·310 miles north of at least 40 years before he [Middleport: Mrs Joe Law: •Fridav st the Hen4eraon cemecer · ayor. ,...,... '""-"'"' ~ Tlwoulh 111e yean 1 have Tuesdsy, lbe candidates will Saigon. would bt efi8ible lor parole. ren.,. Long Botto;. tery for Angela Sue ~. one~:,..~ h grolfll 1o respect my parents, Ibe guests of the GaiUpolis Ll· Strafe Ba.. ' . · . dey-old da1111hter of Robert and ANNOUNCE DANCE ';:'~rv~:e'"~ and ..ow do chores Utall wasn 't ons cl~b. Comm . tr ANNOUNCE SCHOOL Dlscbargea - . Mrs. William Msry Spanier Casey of Galll· The Racine Jtmior Fire l)e. ,., ....,, ,.,. Ntlrl. 111 1 1 75 1 asUd ta do. Maybe this iJ be- The 12th annual pageant Is were •:~led when F';"r:! MASON - The Mp,n . Metb- Jones, Alva ·Mihan, P r i e e POIII Ferry. 'ftJe chUd died partment will hold s dtmee Au- ..~ ,: ,.:::-.....,"':'r:!:. catlllt recently .,_ had a ser· lscheduled lor 9 p. m. on open- trafed th ~ - hrouded b 1 ndiSt church will begm its va· Tackett, Alclnda carper, Mrs. 'ftlundav morn••• al Pltuanl gust 3 from 8 1o 11 at the Jta. Oblo. 1 41 ·~ e ... ~s a ta- · B bl SchooI Au_guat 1 Lother -• uotnjll!OII and daughter, Vslley Hospital. · ... ' ' ""' 5 1001 . operation ~· 1 grew to i ing nl8ht, Wednesday Aug. 3, lion base then dro ped 500 and cation I e dne Junior RICh School with _ . , I!Ooboll. ""'· Mll ....... appreclale wiiiiFit.· did for '011 the main stage at the fair- 7511b P through · tbe 5111 and will last 1 Wayne Denny, Ruble Nlclmlky the Jays prOvlcllq the musle. ~·- ""' • - '"'"· 1111! _ beeaust 1 took ,ver wbilegrounds Tbpou lk00ml 8th011 11uth, from HI a.m. each morning ·llld Diana l.ewit. Survlvlll8 In addition to the .,.,, 10_ 11 - • =~-~::.:.......:.:......:.:..:_~_.=:_ _ _:.· e str es n e so over"""'stratioo will be held Friday Blr11ta A 1011 to Mr an• psre Is are lbe paternal grand....,. ....,._ "" -c llkilled II 1102VI tC '"ee . ' ' ' . ~ _,,_,..,.,_ • '"" a a ea! e ong, July 29 between 1 and 2 p.m. Mra. Robert MHier of Mld~l• are tile paternal grand· REUNION ANNOliNCBD IIOIIJ -~ ..,.., •• • U.S. spokesman .•ald. st 111e chur<:h. or Phone 773- port; 1 son to Mr. IJld Mn. of GllllliOll• 'P'errv. Bur· 'l1le IIIIIUBI NleholtOn Nllll• In other aebon, U.S. Air 52ll. Registrants must be from Donald Green, Hartford; wid he· under the direction ion will he held Sunday, August ::.,"~:":.~""81111:..'..: 1 Force ~52 bombers struck the age of 4 up and having com· daughter to Mr. ~ Mrs. of the Mohr.SteveM P'unerall7, at 'he home of Mr. aDd Mn• ..,.., l'tlne ........ suo ..._ ~ three times at C?mmunist pleted the 61h grade. ald Ht111ill& of Alba'ii)'O' !lome. Norman C. WID, RD 1, Rutland• _, _,.__.. - -··· . targetl In South V1et Nam · · ~-,.lodsy. Two of lbe attacks were Hado's SS miles north of Saigon and the third in llUppOrl of Jbe u.s. Marine OperatloD Hastings in the oorlbwest corner of the ·· (OO!ltry near the Laotian ALL-WEATHER DOe HOUSE frontier. ,.op·ts J~.• EXTEAIOR PLVWOOO ON The Marines . ulimate st : 1,. 2 FRAME _ OOYfR w~ i rW.HNE · ' bear Servi'ce Set ~:.c: .A~~t ~~~y:s:~:t I~ ~e~;n·:hf;:ac~ earu;r..::.......... ,. - an~;tic~d s~~~~~nt~~ Airmen Fly ~ether I .,,);~II' TWO Men are JDJUr • ed ~ent l tions F ' QUeen I C d'd an ates T Be th~' ~Id[~NEL~ I ' TV l!ll" '-ble• T l Sh · Ok by C 1 , d BY1537In B·arebow ' , Fiel 542 SorlJ'es . Wednesday ! I ~"~111!11 "led~ Of Kaiser Firm Necessa~ Gets Out Front I er-!1.....~ "'~ad'" :::e:~ll~hl::z!: . Garage Fa}}s . Saigo~ ~- ca,~ldates, ~~lng ·~ ~e ~u!:.:!'ff ~~ gs~age Pro·perty I Transfers $tlr/t._. ...:,.!!, •h~p M~s~e~~...:~p~ll;.. ~~~; ' Ward InJUred In Accident . I~ Near Bndge 'I I ' . Mil=! I I ! Am-1-=:-=====----- Service THE DAILY SENtiNEL Reed 0::"' •;.=.:=• 1 =-'...:=... =..:-.. ";u.! H...,. ...... nd =="'=.::::;: = '":..:: BfRRr'S WORlD .=.:- ......., - - 1,5!10 least North Vlelasmese regulara have been ldlted. ia the Hulings sweep -half by actual body counL The Jettherneclcs ere btllned to lillve chased thoo!lllds of North Vletnsmese troops acrms the 17th parallel er into Laos. mw; II:NDRD YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio <UPI) - The IWCH!ay-old lll'lke of m11lllcipal workers here ended - · Jy today with the eity •creelnl lo a 18 per Cllll ..J lucre.· lor Ill dty ,employta, ...,,... . . --........ ...·-· ..... au ... tltl , .... 4 .oar• · 3 MIAMI Nllltb .. •8ACN .,.....,...... -,..,.. ,...,.,., ClltTIPIID .AI STAtiON ., f : 1 AQOFINQ MPEA~~~~~~~~~;~ · t::i~ii!i~n - 'Summer pe'ew·ee Le ue Ch . . · ag amps. ar:e"Racme ' ";'~:d. H~m~=n ~.,~,,~ JUt tbat jiO-poaod welgbt!" Line Scores Grote; Dierker, Latm~.J ), •• Arhch (5 ). Sember~ ., ~. Raymond rt) and B!iW WP- Friend (5-5). LP-~ l By Un!~.~~~ ~te~atlonal Minn 200 000 100- 3 6 0 (S-S)( ~-Boyet (9th) . ..~ i Middleport'• Bsrons Poay baseball team tucked away its second straight Melp - Glllla League championship Wednesday at Eastern, winnina •• 4, " In ~ game that was anyhody's nnt•l the last out in the seventh. It wa~ • Dm!'e-up game from : earlier rl\inout, and made e Baron's record. 11).1 with one to play. They will plsy the same team st Middleport nert 4 D dger 1 w· 12-1 0 Tiger Club --, t"- . f· Aj · .· . Kou ax, wltu d of Wonder Drug· Fans }6 in 2,.} LA Win . . : m 00 1 ! lJ-: w: ;:;iiiiiO.-Aiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiil ,a;;.:,.. 'J"'Nr;: .,.,, ·;· """c" --:-----":""==..... · Back to . School Time! YOUR -18 KAISER CHOICE .- .\ ~ .. S~p. f!\Todiy 1nd Sele" Your . . &LEATHER GOODS -----.,. lloo. '· I ., ,.~.. ,.,..... ... • 1 "" '• : FlOOR At11J PAAI1TIOHDH">4-ll-t; 1 ARE ¥!" fltf, Pt.'iWOOP 1 "!: ,. I . I I ~ 1118lo 1 1 f ' tllll pitt . . . . . . " 1 II · ALL-STAR ,. Hlllllll- ct..,. ,. : l •''· I 1 ~ \ three base error, and scored on Tannehill (WP), White (5). New York 400 2flO 00•- 6 15 1. son ), __ . . · ,· . ' a pick off error after T. Karr and Floyd , Swartz 15). Cold- Kaat, S!ebler <21 · Perry _(S ), St. Louis 020 520 tJOO- ~~ 1 walked. well and Milhone , C'":'"" 17! and Battey, NIXon · Atlanta 000 021 301-'1.'%3 1 I ' . (?I. Talbot 19-7). aod Howard. · w hb Wood hlcJt"~''i) RACINE, ASTROS- Peew- ., ..>_. g . 't ' use With three runs In and one LP- Kaat 114-7) HRs· Rlrhard- B .,•s 7u)rn. d 'M""'es ,I •'l ...... J..JtU1 q Jt &.vr-\C out Jolm Tannehill t M 0 (5th) P ·~a rl e::; ( an . ....~arver; flY ~ 24 tb ), Schneider a Par~. with tw6 straight wins over+Cii With _ • go , . S · ID son • ep• ne f (4), . Kell~ "fa): · B II 3 12 0 no-bit, no·run ylctory Wednesday night. Front row, I to r, Mike Warner, J. F . Young; ~ strllte out, and Bormg Allen (3rd) . ICarroll (9) and Torre. - ~seeond row, Bllly Joh~son, Johnny Welser and Brady Huffman; ' third row, Dave out. !Washburn (9-4) . LP-JaY: i(ts) • . Hu~dleston! Dave Theiss, Monty Hart and .Ed Diddle. A)Jsent were Pete Sayre and In the Eastern filth, w1th Vef Kan. City 500 .La 200- 14 15 0 HRs- Washbum ll!t), '~ Billie HarriS. · . · · - out, Fortlley singled, mov-' , Boston 000 002 000- 2 7 3 (8th), Alou (22nd), .i'11111 ed to third on Caldwell's single,! Nash, Stock (8) and Roo! : ' <12th). _.,.. and scored when Fortney tried . Santiago, Lonborg II), Osinski •.. Tu~ay. to steel second, unsuccessful-' ' (4), Stigman 161, McMahon (8 l Phil 010 000 000 000-''t,;f 1 '"-. "' " · . omeroy has Eastern today ly, _but tleJnt the score at 4-4 : _The Dodgers outlasted the and Ryan. WP-Nash 14.{)). LP L. A. 000 001 000 OObr ·u 0 The Racll)e A~tros Pee Wee Night PeeWee Leagues. gle. triple; aQd horm!r; Sayre at Pomeroy and Is ~I Cheshire It WPS alter Caldwell's single I !•gers 12-7 Wednesday evemng -santiago (9-7 ). HRs-Gosger , Bunning, Knowles (121 .;11ld 1 baschsll team became !he sum·. Dave Theiss, the Racine no- a single and double , Salser a next Tuesday. Pome~y bas that White relieved Tannehill I m Pom_eroy Boys League play (Sth) Hershbe (I t) ' Uecker, Dalrumple fl2); , ~ mer champions -Wednesday hit, no2~un artist, ssnk Cheshire single, and 8arl a single and three delea~. Cheshire Is at on lbe mound. I With. Mike Heck of the wmners ' rger s , fax , Regan (12) and llosfiJoto, , night at ·Syracuse Ball Park m the first game of the play off double Soulhem Fndsy and bas Porn- White rellred Eastern in the laDftlng 7 and walking 5. De 01. Torhorg 14 ) WP-Regan ~1). 000 000 7 1 with a 12-0, no-hit, no-run vic- ·also on a no·hit no-run per: · · eroy next Tuesda~. Soulbem Ia slllth and seventh giving up E F'f .1r t 000LP-Knowle~ ·<H). · Hll~~ 103 55 tory .. ovtt' -Cheshlre in the sec· forinance. He ..;d hurled one Racine 453 0-12 10 I host to Cheshire Friday, wind- only a single to B~ckley walk- ! ·d 5\e ofhlhe Dod~rsd:: a1C";ago ~! OOx- 8 Ol,22nd). ' · . ond game' of the best two-of 1other duriilg the se•son · Cheshire 000 0 - 0 0 0 log up Its season. Cheshire al- ing three and fanning tw~ Tan· ' gra~ ~mR om:r 1 a da , F !lson, adding ( ) Jnd SCIOT·--0- ~ ~ -- - · · .. three· playoff bet · • · ' Ra . ·i,· so has C~nly three defeats nehill in 1 d · smg e. . oac r1p ea an reehan; Buzhardt •>-61 and RESULTS · . . , ween wm?ers ·.; .' cme 1tters wrre ~Johnson ~heiss and Sayre. Lucas, The Barons ~~ Essie.,; W • . . our an lwo-lhirds , singled. Other Dodger bilters l Martin. LP-Wilson (9-9). COLUMBUS IUPI) - Ibidem of the Wednesdar and Friday 8 Bingle and triple, 'l'l!el5s a sm- Ban:d and Rmis; WISe. . Into the fourth , . In ~ IDD1118S had fan~ed four, were He<k. J. Welker, J. Buck __ won a three-horse photo '""Ish <;;· , mnmg. woe walked two · "" Wl' L ~· into the fourthinning. In 111e 'ftJe 8 • . ' and T. Ball, each singles. j Cleve 001 000 000- 1 7 o Wednesday mght to taJw ·IIIII ~· Wh!ppeLed Cahforma 7-5 In second Greg White singled and run in 111'::111w;~.~t ~~th a I Burney and Dixon of the los- Bait 100 021 30x- 7 11 2 featured $1,000 pace ai.,Sc!lillll '· .. . . . . . mertcan , ague .~ames. Jun Warner homered. In the out W , w one . I O'Donoghue, Kelley <6) , Ra- Downs. ' : . .~ ~. . Jim Bunmng who fann ed 12 third D Dodso . arner smgled and scor- ers fanned 10, and walked mne .. da tz (7) and Crand II Book I The 4-year-oid roan tJO]IIlna men in 11 in~mgs gave . up a White ::ered :ee~ng~d,: ;::,.on: e:ror. An insurance ! Twofastdoublepl~ysby Dod- <7) ; McNally (10-3) : nd Hane~ ' took the lead at the 1eac~ ~ ' c. ·.·• . tymg run Wthe Dodgers in the field. 1ft e smth came WJth two gers and fi ne thro~s by Fife LP-O 'Donoghue (6-71. HRs- ' the stretch and won the photo , . . . sixth when Jim· Barbieri But . lbe fourth E out when Dennis Ault walked ; and Buck to cut down Burn•y Aparicio (6th) Crandall (4th) Ifinish by a bead lo retura•JD ·- By CURT liLOcK strJkmg o~t 16 batters, 15 . of doubled, Maury Wills was hit came al~e when Cald el astern and came home on White's dou. ; and Bates trying to make lri· Haney <1st),' F. Robmso~ I $4.811 and $3.:10. ' , 'l!PI.'Spdrls ''ll'.rller , . the~. c~mmg m the regul~ti~n by 8 plleh aod Dick Stuart in off tri led In w I, lead· ble. . I pies out of doubles saved Heck. (JOth) I Miss Buckeye LiDrl . !lllll Wanl to start s stampede? nme lpmngs. , .. . walked. Jeff Torborg's sacrifice ,.!.ed 'on Bpu kl ,to inrlghlt, and White was the big gun with I Tiger hitters were Jim Bates, . -I$10.20 and $4.60 and pre-race . . c ey s s g e, who a homer dooble --~ 8lngl 8 010 h d bl d · Show'· National League plirh· . Dodger's j!lxth Straldlt fly gave Los Angeles the run Iin turn ICOI'ed war ' .... a e. ' omer. ou e an Sin- I Calif 011 ooo 12().... 5 11 o favorite Great Berry paid $Ita ers where they can- gel" some · Sandy's sljow,,almost. but not they, needed le match Richie Milhone was safe ':'t ::trd ·:no~ alng~eerand~!:'me~ and a gle; Floyd Burney, a double Wash 204 001 oox- 7 13 2 to show, ,, , , cort!SIIIII!. , quite. oversh~dowed the fact Allen.s ' 22nd home run in the single. a O?ble and and smgie, Bob Blackston and . Wright. Reed 13), Sanford . .· that th~ Dodgers won their secli'nd ·mnmg, STAFFORD OPTIONED For E~::./;;"11 smgled.. Paul Dill each t~o smgles and (5), Rojas 17), Lee 18) and ' ••• '" ..,...;. , The wonder ,drug was ·InJect- sixth -In a rew, 2 ;1, on Lou Daroid Know~es gave up the KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Caldwell tri led rtney singled, Roger DIXon a smgle. ' Rodgers; Moure, Cox (7), Lines ' ed Into Sandy Koufax''llrthrltic Johnson's 1mh innil)g pinch-h1t unearned :un the 12th and Kansas City pitcher BIU Staf· and Buckle Phad :nd smgled, Dodgers 350 040 - 12 8 0 I(8), Khne 181 and Casanova. MIAMI 320 200 - 7 10 3 WP- Moore 12-0L LP- Wrlght ""' ~::".:.:::::, '::",::;.-:--:-.. left elbow last Sundsy when the single and moved ·to wi thin a suffered h1s lourth loss against ford wu optioned to Mobile of Barons y 021 ~ 0 singles. I Tigers 6 8 2· Heck and Offutt. E. Young: (_4-3). . HRs-Adcock (lJth), .. U.S _Mgelea souUt ·;.· com- hall game of the leagoe lead. six victorijts. . the Southern League Wedne ... Eastern cum••• 1 1ua STATIOII 000 10 plaiDed hi! arm both . .. · . The 16 stnkeouts enabled day and pitcher Johnny (Blue _ _ ___ ~- 5 4 (LP ), Burney (5) and R. DIXon' Valenlmu""'_.:_(~JO~th"_),~Rod~g~er:"_s~(~St~h-~.~~m~wlll!."111!'111!"!!!1111!•111!.!!!!!-~"'~i'w..:. . _··••. . ., .ermg Johnsoft'!l' lilt scohd -Nate Koufax to pass the 200 mark Moon) Odom recalled from the - - - ~ -------~ -~ hun more than ever after Ohver, who had opened Ule for the sixth consecutive year Mobile team. .. .. . . . . '" I .. , throwlllg 168 pitches against the mmng With a walk · and moved and moved him ahead of Lefty Stafford was t1-5 with th Twanty years ago Kaiser have mushroomed from five and provide the key to our lutUN, ...., Mets tile day before. . ... to sec~nd· on- Clay Dalrymple's Grove in~o lOth place on the all- Athletics. Odom. 8 2l·year-ol: Aluminum waa just an idea. But plants in three states to an int~ and to this community's lutl"'e ' Kol!.f~' , libllilf te, p~h passed ball. Actually,. Juhoson I t•111e whiff hst w1th 2,279. righthander, was 11 _5 at Mobile. today, as we celebrate our 20th gratod, and diversified. network agairisl II)~ Phl!\leJ ~edn~y had ~ders to .bunt Obv':' over ...... . =--_..=....,-.......,~;;:: year in the aluminum industry, of 48 facilities in 21 states plus atJ So we would like you to joiA us • .,nlg~ ,-ln doubt.alrilllst :ontil.'• ·th•rd. but ~titer plckmg. up celebrating our 20111 31111~ we can proUdly look back on the addition al 28 plants in 18 coun· WE SUGGEST FOR .gsme ; iJm~, Menagl!l7 Wl!lter two stnkes . on unsuccessful ""' becausa we know It talceS'~.PIII ' ideas generaled, the community tries outsido the United Slates. H Als~«tn said all aldng .that he at_te~p'ts he strolred the game like you and like our employees partnerships formed, snd the wollld leave the lin 1 ·de . . w1nhmg hit down the left f1eld But facts and ligures only record to make ideas work. And at .. accompllshmenl$ achieved. ~ to Koufax h' lfa CISIOll line to give relief pitcher Phil growth. They don't give credit Kaiser AluminUlll, the idea . ,. , unse ,'• . • Regan his eighth win in nine 0... have climbed from to our most valuable asset -our is ideas. ... AND THAT COMES IN AUGUST $27.8 million to $976 million. Our employees. The men and women FortUnately fqr _the Dodgers. decisions. . ~payroll hss grown from - who live and work togethl!'f' Sandy ~ered llie eall .· and In other N.L., play. Pit-1 3,800 to more than 21,000 men with you in this community - are turned ln one of , the most lsbnrgh moved back into fi rs t, lind w6men. And our facilities responsible for our past records ALUMINUM . rnll8Jllllcent . petlennances of place· by two perventage points l!il already . sensa~) career, with a 5-3 win over second . ..,,. 'llowin£ only four hits Jn 11 place San Francisco, New -· -i Innings, walking just three and nipped Houston .3-2, St. Louis slammed Atlanta 9-7, and LAVER ·FAVORED Cincinnati clobbered Chicago . BJl'lGlfAMTON, N.Y. IUPI) 11-2. ONLY - ·tloil' Laver of AUstralia is AL RtBulls favored In · the first Masters Baltimore blasted Clevelsnd "' tennjs !Ouniament at the new 7-1. New York trimmed Minne· Blnibamton Jtacquet · and Rid- ~o.ta 6-3, Chicago shutout "-' lng Clob 1'!1& weekeild. Detroit :>-0. Kansas City ""'""""I .QIIH!p ; tOp proA entered otred Bostolt 14-2, and Washing· llldlidi Aildi'es -~ - . _ Glmeno, M'k Ie Davl-.,~ Eai"t Buchhol, Mal lnternatloll81· League stanr!Jnp ~· Anderion. Ken RDsewall. Plene By United Press .lntemallonal lll\1fi~-- and l iiiicht SegUra. . W. L. Pet. GB · Colllmbus 57 44 .564 ·· Rochester 5? 47 .548 11> • r . I·•·· CONTRA~: RETURNED Toledo 56 41 .544 a l i>' C~CAGO '. IUPI) -Dave Toronto 52 49 .515 5 ~h lb~, . the Cblcage Bullo' Richmond 51. 50 .505 6 wp dJ;afJ chuice, Wednesday Jacksonville 47 51 .~ 81; 11~ hla ,siglled contract to Buffalo 47 53 .470 9'1& . lhe newest enlrl Into , the Syracuse 39 65 .3'15 ' National Basketban AssoclaWednesday's Results tion. . .Rchstr 7 Clmbs I, 1st, 7 Innings )loehester 5 Columbus 2, 2nd slgaln_g C9~~acts wer.e Richmond. 2 Buffalo 1 Jeff Mullms, Keith ToY~o 3 Syracuse 1 IWn Jlonllam. · Jacksonville 5 Toronto s .,f-J.~Jti)!p • : ,-fl~~· . • h .• J Barons Tuck Away SecondStrrug t 1It e .n MeiP'S. Gallia T..... aue Pony Baseball I t) ~ For Employe '·= .. : I l'....,.,IJIIIf I /. .t Dslly Sentinel, ~r·Mid~tii>rt, 0 ., July I au"""-· u I ="=-":"] ( I I __l _J Y .I ~WORK I :;,~ 1 • -·~ ... ,d uLEDj I m ' ,CIN~fiTI !VPI) JliD r'aee4 the minimUm of illne make it :;.o. ·; . . 0 Too)e s ba~k on the wlmiiDg bettera. "'n the eighth Inning, Erion Ope~ Way 5 track, and if Deron JolmtOn I dazzled them with a fevi . . ! · . ( ), can gel hi.s bl' bat 011 ,target curVes and -g~ups," he Bob Heridley w~s rspped lor (9) add · • ..,, 11 118Bin the Clndnnatl Reds could said, dlaplaylng ltls old cock!- three more runs '!l .the fifth as (9); Bollll, begin 1o mcive again. DeliS . Art Shamsky and Cardenas (9) and O'Toole -Hnt 111e dlltance · , singled, he walked a ma~o a~. ¢., " 6 "' Mikkelsen (6-5). lK·-u Wednesday night lor an U·2 O'Toole was backed by a 16- llandY H~~¥ made a lhr9w~ ·-~o· 6). HRs--Ciendeilon victory, hi• third of 111e year in hll aii8Cit, lllllf of them by mg e~or ·on Johnny Edwl!l'~s· <'> • ., • Alley (6th). ,(q siJ: declsioll8 The Jeftbander Tommy H~ and homers by ucrifice bunt. · Pete Rose and Leo c rd Chicago flO() 002 eoo..if'"f I, allowed seven hils 88 be doa enas. In ·the sixth, Rorr Santo sockCinci 102 230 30lliili:1@ t.· ed the Chicago Cuba. . Tommy Harpe~'• triple and ed a homer with Billy Williams Roberts, Hendley 15), ut' {fY "I didn't figure I'd ~ It a single by Rose gave_the Reds aboard for the Chicago runs. and Hundley; O'Toole (~"i~W · illl the wa~. In thai heal, the one run in lie first mmng of! I An error by Glenn Beckert In , Edwards. LP-Roberta < :IW:'l} ''1 veteran aald, ' ''but lbe more starter Robin Roberts. Helms the seventh inning opened the HRs-Cardenas 112thf;''e':. . ~ runs we sco~ed. lbe stronger I singled home two , 1'11lllj In the :way for the final three Red _; 19th) Santo (22nd). 'r ·~ .;~) got." · , third Inning: and .Rose and Car- ·run.s, two of them driven in by .. 23 ;;;;;; ' /' ·• =- i ' -.. .,.,-~ ~~ In the last lbree Innings, he denas homered in the fourth to iJohnSOil 's double How wonderful, Ed. You did New York 020 010 ~·'t.(l' ~·~ L j l ., ' ,, o_.·,T()ole ·Goes Distance form ftur ordinary ,,.-or4f, I ,. ••I a StDI~ I ~ PROVIDE IN COLO CLIMATU, · LINE WiTH liO Of' SQ.~i=~~t_... 91 JNSUIATI~ olREA FOR 6ACII INCH OF DOQ-, SQ4.RD IIIIOUCDER ---f 11~111' 1.-•••-•CI.IP AND S~~~ -~..._..~ ..,,.., ., . •'' ~ r ·-- . > )' �' I ) ,. t . ...... t Icarus No Threat to.Earth In Four Million Mile .Pass lenUael, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Jill' 21, 111111 . RELEN HELP US ! t DOCJ'UR SAYS .:atmMIDna-~~ · 'u ....;~ tile"' tour J""'~ one lot,- to euh "'Uift, :lit . By Wa)'lle G. B~taill, M.D. , WASHINGTQN (UP I) - There Is J great big rook "' · ·~·· · Q .:.Caa a weilld with ulel' out there in space and it Is headed hell-lor:leather for 1ne librolds become pregnaniT =-J.ll. , the general vicinity of the earth. But the U.S. govern· l . - - by Helen Bottel A - A•lbouP In many w• ment has neitber the intention nor the ability to make men llbrolds are 1 Cllll88 ol an AAM (antl·&ateroid miSsile) to Intercept and blow It sterilitY this ts n\it perully ·~ ' ' . A$~D FOR IT! up. · l'.OROF ,{ij,~ she was ';'l"valescina. trua . .Tl]e Jl•tel"1lliPIIll fiC\Dfl The big rock is the asteroid Icarus, a minor plpn~t - '1bls cnlumn i• lor young peo- I guess 11 boils down to us be1 WOII~ be .JIJe $lze al)d !i'J8Cl 19' about three·fifths of a mile thick . On June 15, 1968, It j ~ I pie, their problems and plea- mg friends. I'm glad to do what cation of the tumor. will pass within 4 million miles of earth on one of its . -~~=~:--''--'"-..J . , \. suns, lbelr troubles and fun. she ask• me to do becauae she Q - II It true IIIII Iii perregular flights around the 1 · . ,;."o • : ~i'i : wlth lhe rest of Helen Help does much for me. We apprecifal'mill8 s Caesirepn 1~lon, sun. ot which the lJllll pnd its .IVID. ' ' U.S.' It welcomes laughs but ate each other. l)le doctor Is Qllable to till A tllepatch from Sydney, aaoclated bodies wert created. · Y' ; 4 ; y~~ dodge a serious question Finally, a nolo! 1o mother-bPI· where the blll!7 Is · k*\ed! If The number ' ' new boob Aultralla. quoted a tha<>retlcal Most asteroids ny .trOUnd the , ~ ~.,; . ~ ,.lih a brus!H>ff. ing 13'o: Grow up! Your pllrso, lsn'l there d1nter thot his new e4jUona {'Ublisbed phf'icltl as sayina U.S., Brltlah ~WI bt\w~" tht orblla of Mars ~ ' , ~.';; · Send your teenege QUesUons enls "act that way" for your inclsion will cut the baby? tor cbDclren bas mereased and Soviet scientists have been and Jupiter, .far from 1be ' /. 'io YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, own good . - GRATEFUL 13 A - There 11 ao danser. The 400 per, cent since 1925. studying the poasibility of orbital track of the earth. But a ,_. ( ~ Now......,. the circled !etten 1• care of Helen Help US! this Oear 13 : Likewise, the total number to f-lu doctor's incision Is nol i blind with • doten or so are known to head ,, auueoled by thubovecoftoon. 1 : !!I'-"IPaper. You're a young adult an~ of books publlshecland told blasting the invader llib btJ1 a e81'11ful dlsseclion has Increased by more tban JIUclear rocket. In this general direction now , . ;,TfDAI. WAVE M.\Y mother would love ' - H. Q - A friend !Iii bee11 told 100 per cent. S'tudles sliow sure they have. They also and then. :. :!YI ASH UP ·FRIENDSHIP Dear Helen . that het· left fallopian iube Is that voluntary rtadlng by bave st\ldted the po111lbility of -• - - -·· - · - 4 · - ~ completely. closed and CIJnnot Helen e My mother and I disagree on children iJicnues thro'!fih mining asteroids for platlnul!l, '"""""' • • """' he reopened. Her tJCht ovary &l Mv buddy and I are like t_wo ho'w ' I re,a,t my steady. She says the prlmarr and mid e using asteroids as freHIJergy IIUL\' MODliN TOM• q~, r d 1 bab hi and 1 say 1 grades, reaching ils peak Y....n~a,•o fnd tubo ar, bormal. What art . ' .Ovli loSI at sea, t.ossed as• e Y m, ., i in junior biib school. Ytt spaceships, and even of capturAoowen 'l'lolo IIUf/ll olwlll ill/folll!r-A 111~ ~ ber chances of beromlna preg''Jii a "titlewave." A most beau- want to "love, honor, and obay fewer hlib school students 1118 Bilerol<la and turning them '"1lful "titlewave,'' I must say . the man I marry . He has tern· read booa; in 1~. fewer Into gukl~ miSIIIeJ against - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - llllllt? A - II OIIIY ltk6 one, The You $ee we bolh have always per and so I try to keep him books than tbey read Ill enemy continent$. ollter provides Nature'l IPC· :;e;:t · tor of eafety. ~ II 6e of multiple thre. of u• be&an going but on hUie lh1118•· what he no reputable aslronollll!r known ...J', ' 1 blrlba doea., each baby have a . '_plaCN but w liked l5ill'S soes. !like him telling me lo United Pre$$ International PT. Pi;EASANT- Woodrow seperate Jllerblrth? ' 'us epcb oqually. It was on a what to do because It gives him believes for a moment that w. BardiPy, 51, a resident of •' ~'.ill'l friando" basis. a feeling ol masculinity too. IIcarus represe"ls any threat to 2328 Lincoln Ave, and sn em· . ~, ; l!ecently my buddy and 1, Shouldn't gtri• bt the "wealoearth. ployee of the Kaiser Aluminum PT. PLEASANT - Bare bow firing will he at snlmBI· shape1 A ... U llle apreng . ~~tess~ that we both love her. ; er sn"? _ BABY SITTER ! Icarus is one of more than Plant al Ravenswood, died artist Cllfl N...,.sary of Rich· targets. from the IHlllll fertilized lll'um . ] l't art very ~et~Sible about II. Oear B•by Sitler: U>O asteroids, or minor this morning In Holzer Hospital. mond, Va., expanded his lead Necessary has held the lead (Identical lwinl), lbert would 'Hut we can't be mueh longer. Giving in on little things: plan~ts. They may 1>e the He had been a resident ol Pt. 1n th~ bare bow dlvlelon Wed· since the second day ol flrlll8, bt s singi• a!terblrtll or placeno 1 Should we tell her' Or will this is an exc't!llent foundation i fr~~&ments of old planets which Pleasant lor 19 years. nesday to 1,557 with lbe Na· edglnc 11tomas Frye of Lees- Ia, II from separate ovs (fr.. thi~ ruin everybody'l chances, for marriage. colli~\111 in limes past, or they Mr. Bradley was horn in lional• Field Areher toum...e•l ·btlrl, Vs., who had 1111 points ternal twllls), each would have lnCiudl our frlendohi , SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. alr~en may be lef!l)vers from the Corneth, Ky ., on April 28, 11150. passing Its hall-way mark. Wednesday. his own plscental attachment. , ,. 1111 p. But beware .ot the rna~ who flew a record 542. SOrtleS !primordial gas dust clouds out 1 He is survived by his wife, Ina, 'ftle queallon Ia academk:. hoW. . , ~IKE AND DENNIS . . bosses lhe .··weaker sex' to against Communist pos1Uons in -~ and two sons, and 8 daughter. More than 850 "c~rs from 1M Gervala of Highland. Ind. ever, because frequently lbt 1 ·_lli!ar ~Ike and Oenms . .. , 1build up h1s mascuhmty. He South Viet Nam Wednesday , Jerry Bradley pf Gallipolis across the country art partie•· eoollnued lo hold I lead lD lbe separate placentu fuse and..._ : Hi~ I th11 baauUful Utle: may be somewhtt weak in that including a maselve strike I 0p eSS _OWS Larry Bra die,' and lnila Brad: paling In the meet, which ~ metl'l. lree&tyle. over defending come one•. -wave aot a g~rllrlend who IS department himself - H. againsta VIet Cong battalion .. eludes Friday. Wednesdays cbamplOll Diokle Rnbertf of 1 both at home 0 '' 4'~ · awash-ou? A foursome Oear Helen : · which killed 75 gueiTillas, u.s. ' ey, · round opellfd two days of llrlnB Three RiVtl'J, Mich. Alter 4- Some , JllljDpl• IIY flllntght solve your problem. - H. what do you lhink of people military spokesmen reported 3Voi OUrt Other survivors are live 11 hunter's targets. Friday's Wednellday's flrlna, Oervels had onsceat llgbtlng II hard on Dtlll' llileo : who say "Have a fun time." or today. brothen end three sisters, Law· 16N points to Roberta' 110'1. the eyes. Is tbla true aDd doel : ;'.fl ·have haard my molber soy "It was a fun party" etc? _ ' , ·. SAN FRANCISCO <UPI - renC<! . Lloyd and Jimmy BradOuorescent ll&hllni dealroy ;; :!Jit hardly anyone •.wore or UG In air ,actiOn over CommuniSt , The California Supi:eme Court ley, and Mrs. Bessie Nelson, Holdlnt: ~ lOS-point lead ~ vllamin A! · '' · lto~'Or did thlngs behmd their Oear Ug : North V.et Nam todsy, 8 u.s.,has ruled that to{Jiess exhlbi· ' all of Covington, Ky.; Alvin ~e women 8 bare bow open di backs when sho wa• a l UG ' - H. Navy Ah41 Sktythukwk Jet do not viotate the state ; Bradley, Corneth, Ky.; Charlee Tvilladdon !IV MaryilbLeel... girl. I down w I. a ac -'"~ a sur ace- ' law on outraging public decen- . Bradley Cincinnati ; Mrs. AI· a~ a., w ..... ........ w... v ~ :lll'aUYo IIIMMr? - H. It<>:air (SAM) I mthlilille Sial~ :o cy. .. venia warner, Rossville, Ga., heEvelslynMaGoodrEidlU ,of DurFhllnt, blllblyth~t~t glvloru ~llldaht ; ~ . If ieellll that practicslly evmiles north 0 • coao " Y, d Ms M Schelton of M,.. r ry en ' am near ""' CO ,. y ' : .JJ"l!OII' tri.. ta got away_ wlth 3Ir :of Vinh. The plane from .the 7th , The high co~rt Wednesday :.:e I~!. . ary II Fl. Pierce, Fll. likes much less eurrentlo pi'O1 ,meal:y things nowadays No 1 Fleet camer Onskany ' Simply . Upheld a deCisiOn by lhe • he duce the aame amiUIII ol UJu. 3 111 Jne seems to want goodY·ioodY I disappeared " during the strike, IDistrict Court of Appeals which . fM~ B:~leyS;ast ;"'f~ Two men were Injured this Evelyn Goodrich of Flint, minallon, IDd aiV81 oH le18 , _irlends that won't try shoplift- i 1 Ipilots said, The A4 pilot was said June 3 thai the law was 0 t ~ amth :; . 1 Ordsp ·., morning at work on a Rarage Mich., _continued ~ hold lint heat (Infrared rayl). ,.. mu. It . listed as missing. too V88Ue to apply to toples,.. Churc and e l a er th E te ise United lire- place In the women s freestyle mlnatlng and Englneerln8 So. •ng, t · I Moose. The body IS at the at e n rpr open division, with 1f25 polnta, b tud 8 "' ~m I wrong or lo the world 0 On U.S. military spokesmen in n~he cue originated In Mohr • SteYens Funeral home thren Church pal'10(181e, Her dauKhter, Bruceon (load. ejety has~ lhorou~dl ~ _getUng_ worse and worse, and announeed today 136 Hawthorne, when Jeanne Zill- 1 and funeral arrangements will Frank Amott, Eldon Weeu rich, 14, Ia first ID the 'l'be)'ll 1101 bfrm. I grow ·ap and get mar- Gallia's 1966 Jumor Fair Amencans we.re killed m action , grit! Dsvis modeled hall a be announced later. and Ralph Spencer were pre- junior girl freellyle. ful to the doet not 4 wm,;:u Queen representing last weeki lob 1leopard skin bikini June 26,' poring to shove over I eauae oeu1a":' dllcomlort If pro•ne ' · 8 evl · the county s f1ve h1gh schools, ~umber 0 · · com at . at s I Jllti4, in a bar she and her • this morning when It toppled , 1y Uled. rEEN . will appear on WSAZ-TV , Chan- Im V~et Nam. The figure husband owned. Me1gs on them. It was reported thst per j Dear Lonely · , nel 3, Huntington, on Saturday represents live more dead than I Spencer saw that it was falling Glart eaD Nllllt from lliJ .1: . Not If they re raised the mornina ~ccordiflll to Mrs. the 13 colonies sustained In the , • this morinl when 'it toJlllled , 'ltlnd of WumiDIIIoll. ltlcllldlna par~nts are ra•sl~g Thelma Shaver. co- chairman Revolutionary war. W1lson on Way to . on them. It wall r~ thai llUllllgbt. 'lbe I IDd li1 Btellty dldn t ~~· bu~ 1 d of the annual queen pageant. 571 Woudod Washington TalkM Spencer saw that It was felling baJ worked .U •••JMIUIII aC 1 lU_. ,~ ·re near - I e age The 10 Gallia county beauties and elled al the oUters But • JrOP'l' WliJIIiDallon, iijW I ~ teens try hardest lo try were in HunUnglon Wednesday Another _578 Americans were not time.. ' in loot<andl-. fOJ; vll'letll kllldl he1t parents the mosl. morning where they recorded wounded m the week endmg l· . ' . ' o1 work aDd ltllldardl for pro.\'' t hiS tough •s'"nd ~ by your Pr1~ d PJes , ho- scenes for John Helskel's Ju1Y 23 ' th e. spok esman sa•.d mr control ram atol home was economiC n In to 1, Leah Schaefer to K. A. Grues- 1 Amo11 and Wee.. were MASON - A Polnl Pleuant per Installation, maln!lllaoce, ·,; 1ey. Your friends w11l soon out-' "Down on the Farm" program. The Commumsts l~t l ,m dead . ~::hin ton today to r:.ftrm j er and Carrie Grueser,-parcel, caugbt under the bulldlll8. 'l1le man wu Injured In 1 one-car ind lise of attlflctal lllbt. Flu· <(tl ~o'T this show&;,_tage. -H. IIt will be shown at 6 a. m., by. body L"Ount '" the ssme British gsupport of U. S. policy ' Lebanon Twp. Pomeroy emel"lleRCY squad accident Ibis mol'lling at Mat- oreacenl ll&hting IIUII!Clln IIUt' RO..!.,T~Ita;,., SIDE Gallia . time, on Saturday. ' period. !in VietNam I William P. CheiTinpm, Adm. tranaferred Arnott to a Ewing on H.e wu Erneat c Ward 11)1 food processing planll IDd >F " ""' .,.., . . N rG w h· Slon Cook' dee., 1 Hosplllll. ambulance and taken to Holzer ' · • has d!lelerloul effec& tD viCleat Helen : Making the trip were Susan Amencsn A•~ Foroe, svy Wilson's special jeUiner was I eorge 88 lD Mr.Weelcl wu lsken 23, FirJt.at, who wu travelllli ne . I read letters complaining Francis, Kyger Creek ' Gay and Marine_ pilots Wednesday /leaving London this afternoon : to Carl R. Stewart, b private car to Veteralll lo work, lost control of Ids tam~ A or any other vltamiD. Jhat ;age-13 is lbe "bumper year Bastiani, Gallipolis: Debbie fl~w 103 ml~l~s over North for the u._S. capital. He meets Stewart, 'I& acre, Salls iJ'emorisl Hospital. Spencer ea- ~ar, turned around IOveral Q- Htw III'IIU II lilt Yt'or rnother-daugbter disputes ." Leedy, Gallipolis: Debra Lynne V1et Nam, str•kmg 10 oil depots w1th President Johnson Fnday Twp. caped serioul Injury limes in the hlibway, aDd aena1 dllf•• ealled MSUT can ~l be.IO? · Matthews, Kyger Creek : Unda and pe~nd~ll8 transportation, at the White House. \ Robert E. Rumll, Allee M. · atruck llld broke off 1 tete- A -1'llele llllttalutancl far Sillce 1 turned 13, it seems as Blackbum , North Gallia: Jean· commurucallons and supply ; Russell . to Farmers Bsnk • Weeks II belleved to have phone pole nesr lbe Helen_ IIOMpaelllc uretbriiiL Tbll 11toup my Mom and 1 have nie Sisson, Hannan Trace ; Sue are~s m the southern panhandle Savings CQ., 1.57 qcre, Sali.. IUffered a lacerat¥>n ol lbe Stewart property at the end of diJeue.baa o1 1111 "YYIIP' lleeJI much more understanding Barker: Southwestern ; Kathy regiOn near the port of Two Consecutive bury ~p. . head, while Arnott bas possible the Pomeroy - Muoo bridge. tom. ol a-rlleal uretbrltll and collliderate of eacb other Fadeley, Southwestern; Barba· Haiphong. Ufe Terms Ordered Farmers Bank and Savinp dent ~ed at 1:28 L m. W81'1i rteelved t liVeN '-'> but It laiD no 111118 a - u l thali ever before ra Swindler, Hannan Trace and The pinpoint bombing of the 1 TOLEDO <UPI ~ Altoo Me· Company to WeadtU Eblin and ' internal lftJUrles. The sccl· erallon of the head and w.aa dllfue, It 11 1 eurable ..t hal w'e bave a l<ind of "telepat.Jt. Amy Saunders North Gallla oil s\orsge areas came within a , Cullougb, 36, Detroit, Wednes- 1Leone ~blin, 1.$7 acre, SaU. dent -occurred at 1:28 a. m. taken to Jbe Pteaaant Valley 110 eGIJlplleatlolll. 1c ~eslion" that tells us The candidates were sccom- qual'ler mile weal of Vinh, a day was sentenced to two con· bury Twp. hospital by the Fogelloni when the otber Is down in the panied by Mr. and Mrs. Waldo port city of 44,fl0(), secutive life tmns In lbe Ohio Grave11ide bultmee. The 1961 Pontiac Ward duujpa and prompts little extrs Brown, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Raida in South Viet Nsm Penitentiary lor the 1116li hold· VeteraH Meman.t Rolplllll was driving was completely de. kirQiesses. in many activities as the 1966 Wednesday included an attack up • alsylng of druggist John AdmllaloDt '- ' Mrs Donald Will Be PD Friday molished. DEVOO'ED ro INI'EIU!IIIi OJ By, lbe way, 1 have been msk- Matthews and Mrs. Shaver. by four U.S. Air Foree Fl~ Taylor. The three • judge com· Green Hartlo"" · Ruthle WalkG Th cdde 1 11 sliD under MElGS • MASOiil AREA lng ·JIM of your "•urprise syn· The candidates ere engaged Supersabres against a base mon pleu court panel which er PT. PLEASANT ravee a n 1 Mea 1 Ba dnllile" t.r a lona time and it in many actlvilles as the IIJG6 eamp of tOO to 600 Viet Cong convicted him said It would be Mlddlepo:. riorencer Teepe~ lllde servllu Will he st II a.m. :~tlga= ~ 1Maon Pollee ": ~ IIOI'ki. pageant draws nearer. lroops ·310 miles north of at least 40 years before he [Middleport: Mrs Joe Law: •Fridav st the Hen4eraon cemecer · ayor. ,...,... '""-"'"' ~ Tlwoulh 111e yean 1 have Tuesdsy, lbe candidates will Saigon. would bt efi8ible lor parole. ren.,. Long Botto;. tery for Angela Sue ~. one~:,..~ h grolfll 1o respect my parents, Ibe guests of the GaiUpolis Ll· Strafe Ba.. ' . · . dey-old da1111hter of Robert and ANNOUNCE DANCE ';:'~rv~:e'"~ and ..ow do chores Utall wasn 't ons cl~b. Comm . tr ANNOUNCE SCHOOL Dlscbargea - . Mrs. William Msry Spanier Casey of Galll· The Racine Jtmior Fire l)e. ,., ....,, ,.,. Ntlrl. 111 1 1 75 1 asUd ta do. Maybe this iJ be- The 12th annual pageant Is were •:~led when F';"r:! MASON - The Mp,n . Metb- Jones, Alva ·Mihan, P r i e e POIII Ferry. 'ftJe chUd died partment will hold s dtmee Au- ..~ ,: ,.:::-.....,"':'r:!:. catlllt recently .,_ had a ser· lscheduled lor 9 p. m. on open- trafed th ~ - hrouded b 1 ndiSt church will begm its va· Tackett, Alclnda carper, Mrs. 'ftlundav morn••• al Pltuanl gust 3 from 8 1o 11 at the Jta. Oblo. 1 41 ·~ e ... ~s a ta- · B bl SchooI Au_guat 1 Lother -• uotnjll!OII and daughter, Vslley Hospital. · ... ' ' ""' 5 1001 . operation ~· 1 grew to i ing nl8ht, Wednesday Aug. 3, lion base then dro ped 500 and cation I e dne Junior RICh School with _ . , I!Ooboll. ""'· Mll ....... appreclale wiiiiFit.· did for '011 the main stage at the fair- 7511b P through · tbe 5111 and will last 1 Wayne Denny, Ruble Nlclmlky the Jays prOvlcllq the musle. ~·- ""' • - '"'"· 1111! _ beeaust 1 took ,ver wbilegrounds Tbpou lk00ml 8th011 11uth, from HI a.m. each morning ·llld Diana l.ewit. Survlvlll8 In addition to the .,.,, 10_ 11 - • =~-~::.:.......:.:......:.:..:_~_.=:_ _ _:.· e str es n e so over"""'stratioo will be held Friday Blr11ta A 1011 to Mr an• psre Is are lbe paternal grand....,. ....,._ "" -c llkilled II 1102VI tC '"ee . ' ' ' . ~ _,,_,..,.,_ • '"" a a ea! e ong, July 29 between 1 and 2 p.m. Mra. Robert MHier of Mld~l• are tile paternal grand· REUNION ANNOliNCBD IIOIIJ -~ ..,.., •• • U.S. spokesman .•ald. st 111e chur<:h. or Phone 773- port; 1 son to Mr. IJld Mn. of GllllliOll• 'P'errv. Bur· 'l1le IIIIIUBI NleholtOn Nllll• In other aebon, U.S. Air 52ll. Registrants must be from Donald Green, Hartford; wid he· under the direction ion will he held Sunday, August ::.,"~:":.~""81111:..'..: 1 Force ~52 bombers struck the age of 4 up and having com· daughter to Mr. ~ Mrs. of the Mohr.SteveM P'unerall7, at 'he home of Mr. aDd Mn• ..,.., l'tlne ........ suo ..._ ~ three times at C?mmunist pleted the 61h grade. ald Ht111ill& of Alba'ii)'O' !lome. Norman C. WID, RD 1, Rutland• _, _,.__.. - -··· . targetl In South V1et Nam · · ~-,.lodsy. Two of lbe attacks were Hado's SS miles north of Saigon and the third in llUppOrl of Jbe u.s. Marine OperatloD Hastings in the oorlbwest corner of the ·· (OO!ltry near the Laotian ALL-WEATHER DOe HOUSE frontier. ,.op·ts J~.• EXTEAIOR PLVWOOO ON The Marines . ulimate st : 1,. 2 FRAME _ OOYfR w~ i rW.HNE · ' bear Servi'ce Set ~:.c: .A~~t ~~~y:s:~:t I~ ~e~;n·:hf;:ac~ earu;r..::.......... ,. - an~;tic~d s~~~~~nt~~ Airmen Fly ~ether I .,,);~II' TWO Men are JDJUr • ed ~ent l tions F ' QUeen I C d'd an ates T Be th~' ~Id[~NEL~ I ' TV l!ll" '-ble• T l Sh · Ok by C 1 , d BY1537In B·arebow ' , Fiel 542 SorlJ'es . Wednesday ! I ~"~111!11 "led~ Of Kaiser Firm Necessa~ Gets Out Front I er-!1.....~ "'~ad'" :::e:~ll~hl::z!: . Garage Fa}}s . Saigo~ ~- ca,~ldates, ~~lng ·~ ~e ~u!:.:!'ff ~~ gs~age Pro·perty I Transfers $tlr/t._. ...:,.!!, •h~p M~s~e~~...:~p~ll;.. ~~~; ' Ward InJUred In Accident . I~ Near Bndge 'I I ' . Mil=! I I ! Am-1-=:-=====----- Service THE DAILY SENtiNEL Reed 0::"' •;.=.:=• 1 =-'...:=... =..:-.. ";u.! H...,. ...... nd =="'=.::::;: = '":..:: BfRRr'S WORlD .=.:- ......., - - 1,5!10 least North Vlelasmese regulara have been ldlted. ia the Hulings sweep -half by actual body counL The Jettherneclcs ere btllned to lillve chased thoo!lllds of North Vletnsmese troops acrms the 17th parallel er into Laos. mw; II:NDRD YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio <UPI) - The IWCH!ay-old lll'lke of m11lllcipal workers here ended - · Jy today with the eity •creelnl lo a 18 per Cllll ..J lucre.· lor Ill dty ,employta, ...,,... . . --........ ...·-· ..... au ... tltl , .... 4 .oar• · 3 MIAMI Nllltb .. •8ACN .,.....,...... -,..,.. ,...,.,., ClltTIPIID .AI STAtiON ., f : 1 AQOFINQ MPEA~~~~~~~~~;~ · t::i~ii!i~n - 'Summer pe'ew·ee Le ue Ch . . · ag amps. ar:e"Racme ' ";'~:d. H~m~=n ~.,~,,~ JUt tbat jiO-poaod welgbt!" Line Scores Grote; Dierker, Latm~.J ), •• Arhch (5 ). Sember~ ., ~. Raymond rt) and B!iW WP- Friend (5-5). LP-~ l By Un!~.~~~ ~te~atlonal Minn 200 000 100- 3 6 0 (S-S)( ~-Boyet (9th) . ..~ i Middleport'• Bsrons Poay baseball team tucked away its second straight Melp - Glllla League championship Wednesday at Eastern, winnina •• 4, " In ~ game that was anyhody's nnt•l the last out in the seventh. It wa~ • Dm!'e-up game from : earlier rl\inout, and made e Baron's record. 11).1 with one to play. They will plsy the same team st Middleport nert 4 D dger 1 w· 12-1 0 Tiger Club --, t"- . f· Aj · .· . Kou ax, wltu d of Wonder Drug· Fans }6 in 2,.} LA Win . . : m 00 1 ! lJ-: w: ;:;iiiiiO.-Aiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiil ,a;;.:,.. 'J"'Nr;: .,.,, ·;· """c" --:-----":""==..... · Back to . School Time! YOUR -18 KAISER CHOICE .- .\ ~ .. S~p. f!\Todiy 1nd Sele" Your . . &LEATHER GOODS -----.,. lloo. '· I ., ,.~.. ,.,..... ... • 1 "" '• : FlOOR At11J PAAI1TIOHDH">4-ll-t; 1 ARE ¥!" fltf, Pt.'iWOOP 1 "!: ,. I . I I ~ 1118lo 1 1 f ' tllll pitt . . . . . . " 1 II · ALL-STAR ,. Hlllllll- ct..,. ,. : l •''· I 1 ~ \ three base error, and scored on Tannehill (WP), White (5). New York 400 2flO 00•- 6 15 1. son ), __ . . · ,· . ' a pick off error after T. Karr and Floyd , Swartz 15). Cold- Kaat, S!ebler <21 · Perry _(S ), St. Louis 020 520 tJOO- ~~ 1 walked. well and Milhone , C'":'"" 17! and Battey, NIXon · Atlanta 000 021 301-'1.'%3 1 I ' . (?I. Talbot 19-7). aod Howard. · w hb Wood hlcJt"~''i) RACINE, ASTROS- Peew- ., ..>_. g . 't ' use With three runs In and one LP- Kaat 114-7) HRs· Rlrhard- B .,•s 7u)rn. d 'M""'es ,I •'l ...... J..JtU1 q Jt &.vr-\C out Jolm Tannehill t M 0 (5th) P ·~a rl e::; ( an . ....~arver; flY ~ 24 tb ), Schneider a Par~. with tw6 straight wins over+Cii With _ • go , . S · ID son • ep• ne f (4), . Kell~ "fa): · B II 3 12 0 no-bit, no·run ylctory Wednesday night. Front row, I to r, Mike Warner, J. F . Young; ~ strllte out, and Bormg Allen (3rd) . ICarroll (9) and Torre. - ~seeond row, Bllly Joh~son, Johnny Welser and Brady Huffman; ' third row, Dave out. !Washburn (9-4) . LP-JaY: i(ts) • . Hu~dleston! Dave Theiss, Monty Hart and .Ed Diddle. A)Jsent were Pete Sayre and In the Eastern filth, w1th Vef Kan. City 500 .La 200- 14 15 0 HRs- Washbum ll!t), '~ Billie HarriS. · . · · - out, Fortlley singled, mov-' , Boston 000 002 000- 2 7 3 (8th), Alou (22nd), .i'11111 ed to third on Caldwell's single,! Nash, Stock (8) and Roo! : ' <12th). _.,.. and scored when Fortney tried . Santiago, Lonborg II), Osinski •.. Tu~ay. to steel second, unsuccessful-' ' (4), Stigman 161, McMahon (8 l Phil 010 000 000 000-''t,;f 1 '"-. "' " · . omeroy has Eastern today ly, _but tleJnt the score at 4-4 : _The Dodgers outlasted the and Ryan. WP-Nash 14.{)). LP L. A. 000 001 000 OObr ·u 0 The Racll)e A~tros Pee Wee Night PeeWee Leagues. gle. triple; aQd horm!r; Sayre at Pomeroy and Is ~I Cheshire It WPS alter Caldwell's single I !•gers 12-7 Wednesday evemng -santiago (9-7 ). HRs-Gosger , Bunning, Knowles (121 .;11ld 1 baschsll team became !he sum·. Dave Theiss, the Racine no- a single and double , Salser a next Tuesday. Pome~y bas that White relieved Tannehill I m Pom_eroy Boys League play (Sth) Hershbe (I t) ' Uecker, Dalrumple fl2); , ~ mer champions -Wednesday hit, no2~un artist, ssnk Cheshire single, and 8arl a single and three delea~. Cheshire Is at on lbe mound. I With. Mike Heck of the wmners ' rger s , fax , Regan (12) and llosfiJoto, , night at ·Syracuse Ball Park m the first game of the play off double Soulhem Fndsy and bas Porn- White rellred Eastern in the laDftlng 7 and walking 5. De 01. Torhorg 14 ) WP-Regan ~1). 000 000 7 1 with a 12-0, no-hit, no-run vic- ·also on a no·hit no-run per: · · eroy next Tuesda~. Soulbem Ia slllth and seventh giving up E F'f .1r t 000LP-Knowle~ ·<H). · Hll~~ 103 55 tory .. ovtt' -Cheshlre in the sec· forinance. He ..;d hurled one Racine 453 0-12 10 I host to Cheshire Friday, wind- only a single to B~ckley walk- ! ·d 5\e ofhlhe Dod~rsd:: a1C";ago ~! OOx- 8 Ol,22nd). ' · . ond game' of the best two-of 1other duriilg the se•son · Cheshire 000 0 - 0 0 0 log up Its season. Cheshire al- ing three and fanning tw~ Tan· ' gra~ ~mR om:r 1 a da , F !lson, adding ( ) Jnd SCIOT·--0- ~ ~ -- - · · .. three· playoff bet · • · ' Ra . ·i,· so has C~nly three defeats nehill in 1 d · smg e. . oac r1p ea an reehan; Buzhardt •>-61 and RESULTS · . . , ween wm?ers ·.; .' cme 1tters wrre ~Johnson ~heiss and Sayre. Lucas, The Barons ~~ Essie.,; W • . . our an lwo-lhirds , singled. Other Dodger bilters l Martin. LP-Wilson (9-9). COLUMBUS IUPI) - Ibidem of the Wednesdar and Friday 8 Bingle and triple, 'l'l!el5s a sm- Ban:d and Rmis; WISe. . Into the fourth , . In ~ IDD1118S had fan~ed four, were He<k. J. Welker, J. Buck __ won a three-horse photo '""Ish <;;· , mnmg. woe walked two · "" Wl' L ~· into the fourthinning. In 111e 'ftJe 8 • . ' and T. Ball, each singles. j Cleve 001 000 000- 1 7 o Wednesday mght to taJw ·IIIII ~· Wh!ppeLed Cahforma 7-5 In second Greg White singled and run in 111'::111w;~.~t ~~th a I Burney and Dixon of the los- Bait 100 021 30x- 7 11 2 featured $1,000 pace ai.,Sc!lillll '· .. . . . . . mertcan , ague .~ames. Jun Warner homered. In the out W , w one . I O'Donoghue, Kelley <6) , Ra- Downs. ' : . .~ ~. . Jim Bunmng who fann ed 12 third D Dodso . arner smgled and scor- ers fanned 10, and walked mne .. da tz (7) and Crand II Book I The 4-year-oid roan tJO]IIlna men in 11 in~mgs gave . up a White ::ered :ee~ng~d,: ;::,.on: e:ror. An insurance ! Twofastdoublepl~ysby Dod- <7) ; McNally (10-3) : nd Hane~ ' took the lead at the 1eac~ ~ ' c. ·.·• . tymg run Wthe Dodgers in the field. 1ft e smth came WJth two gers and fi ne thro~s by Fife LP-O 'Donoghue (6-71. HRs- ' the stretch and won the photo , . . . sixth when Jim· Barbieri But . lbe fourth E out when Dennis Ault walked ; and Buck to cut down Burn•y Aparicio (6th) Crandall (4th) Ifinish by a bead lo retura•JD ·- By CURT liLOcK strJkmg o~t 16 batters, 15 . of doubled, Maury Wills was hit came al~e when Cald el astern and came home on White's dou. ; and Bates trying to make lri· Haney <1st),' F. Robmso~ I $4.811 and $3.:10. ' , 'l!PI.'Spdrls ''ll'.rller , . the~. c~mmg m the regul~ti~n by 8 plleh aod Dick Stuart in off tri led In w I, lead· ble. . I pies out of doubles saved Heck. (JOth) I Miss Buckeye LiDrl . !lllll Wanl to start s stampede? nme lpmngs. , .. . walked. Jeff Torborg's sacrifice ,.!.ed 'on Bpu kl ,to inrlghlt, and White was the big gun with I Tiger hitters were Jim Bates, . -I$10.20 and $4.60 and pre-race . . c ey s s g e, who a homer dooble --~ 8lngl 8 010 h d bl d · Show'· National League plirh· . Dodger's j!lxth Straldlt fly gave Los Angeles the run Iin turn ICOI'ed war ' .... a e. ' omer. ou e an Sin- I Calif 011 ooo 12().... 5 11 o favorite Great Berry paid $Ita ers where they can- gel" some · Sandy's sljow,,almost. but not they, needed le match Richie Milhone was safe ':'t ::trd ·:no~ alng~eerand~!:'me~ and a gle; Floyd Burney, a double Wash 204 001 oox- 7 13 2 to show, ,, , , cort!SIIIII!. , quite. oversh~dowed the fact Allen.s ' 22nd home run in the single. a O?ble and and smgie, Bob Blackston and . Wright. Reed 13), Sanford . .· that th~ Dodgers won their secli'nd ·mnmg, STAFFORD OPTIONED For E~::./;;"11 smgled.. Paul Dill each t~o smgles and (5), Rojas 17), Lee 18) and ' ••• '" ..,...;. , The wonder ,drug was ·InJect- sixth -In a rew, 2 ;1, on Lou Daroid Know~es gave up the KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Caldwell tri led rtney singled, Roger DIXon a smgle. ' Rodgers; Moure, Cox (7), Lines ' ed Into Sandy Koufax''llrthrltic Johnson's 1mh innil)g pinch-h1t unearned :un the 12th and Kansas City pitcher BIU Staf· and Buckle Phad :nd smgled, Dodgers 350 040 - 12 8 0 I(8), Khne 181 and Casanova. MIAMI 320 200 - 7 10 3 WP- Moore 12-0L LP- Wrlght ""' ~::".:.:::::, '::",::;.-:--:-.. left elbow last Sundsy when the single and moved ·to wi thin a suffered h1s lourth loss against ford wu optioned to Mobile of Barons y 021 ~ 0 singles. I Tigers 6 8 2· Heck and Offutt. E. Young: (_4-3). . HRs-Adcock (lJth), .. U.S _Mgelea souUt ·;.· com- hall game of the leagoe lead. six victorijts. . the Southern League Wedne ... Eastern cum••• 1 1ua STATIOII 000 10 plaiDed hi! arm both . .. · . The 16 stnkeouts enabled day and pitcher Johnny (Blue _ _ ___ ~- 5 4 (LP ), Burney (5) and R. DIXon' Valenlmu""'_.:_(~JO~th"_),~Rod~g~er:"_s~(~St~h-~.~~m~wlll!."111!'111!"!!!1111!•111!.!!!!!-~"'~i'w..:. . _··••. . ., .ermg Johnsoft'!l' lilt scohd -Nate Koufax to pass the 200 mark Moon) Odom recalled from the - - - ~ -------~ -~ hun more than ever after Ohver, who had opened Ule for the sixth consecutive year Mobile team. .. .. . . . . '" I .. , throwlllg 168 pitches against the mmng With a walk · and moved and moved him ahead of Lefty Stafford was t1-5 with th Twanty years ago Kaiser have mushroomed from five and provide the key to our lutUN, ...., Mets tile day before. . ... to sec~nd· on- Clay Dalrymple's Grove in~o lOth place on the all- Athletics. Odom. 8 2l·year-ol: Aluminum waa just an idea. But plants in three states to an int~ and to this community's lutl"'e ' Kol!.f~' , libllilf te, p~h passed ball. Actually,. Juhoson I t•111e whiff hst w1th 2,279. righthander, was 11 _5 at Mobile. today, as we celebrate our 20th gratod, and diversified. network agairisl II)~ Phl!\leJ ~edn~y had ~ders to .bunt Obv':' over ...... . =--_..=....,-.......,~;;:: year in the aluminum industry, of 48 facilities in 21 states plus atJ So we would like you to joiA us • .,nlg~ ,-ln doubt.alrilllst :ontil.'• ·th•rd. but ~titer plckmg. up celebrating our 20111 31111~ we can proUdly look back on the addition al 28 plants in 18 coun· WE SUGGEST FOR .gsme ; iJm~, Menagl!l7 Wl!lter two stnkes . on unsuccessful ""' becausa we know It talceS'~.PIII ' ideas generaled, the community tries outsido the United Slates. H Als~«tn said all aldng .that he at_te~p'ts he strolred the game like you and like our employees partnerships formed, snd the wollld leave the lin 1 ·de . . w1nhmg hit down the left f1eld But facts and ligures only record to make ideas work. And at .. accompllshmenl$ achieved. ~ to Koufax h' lfa CISIOll line to give relief pitcher Phil growth. They don't give credit Kaiser AluminUlll, the idea . ,. , unse ,'• . • Regan his eighth win in nine 0... have climbed from to our most valuable asset -our is ideas. ... AND THAT COMES IN AUGUST $27.8 million to $976 million. Our employees. The men and women FortUnately fqr _the Dodgers. decisions. . ~payroll hss grown from - who live and work togethl!'f' Sandy ~ered llie eall .· and In other N.L., play. Pit-1 3,800 to more than 21,000 men with you in this community - are turned ln one of , the most lsbnrgh moved back into fi rs t, lind w6men. And our facilities responsible for our past records ALUMINUM . rnll8Jllllcent . petlennances of place· by two perventage points l!il already . sensa~) career, with a 5-3 win over second . ..,,. 'llowin£ only four hits Jn 11 place San Francisco, New -· -i Innings, walking just three and nipped Houston .3-2, St. Louis slammed Atlanta 9-7, and LAVER ·FAVORED Cincinnati clobbered Chicago . BJl'lGlfAMTON, N.Y. IUPI) 11-2. ONLY - ·tloil' Laver of AUstralia is AL RtBulls favored In · the first Masters Baltimore blasted Clevelsnd "' tennjs !Ouniament at the new 7-1. New York trimmed Minne· Blnibamton Jtacquet · and Rid- ~o.ta 6-3, Chicago shutout "-' lng Clob 1'!1& weekeild. Detroit :>-0. Kansas City ""'""""I .QIIH!p ; tOp proA entered otred Bostolt 14-2, and Washing· llldlidi Aildi'es -~ - . _ Glmeno, M'k Ie Davl-.,~ Eai"t Buchhol, Mal lnternatloll81· League stanr!Jnp ~· Anderion. Ken RDsewall. Plene By United Press .lntemallonal lll\1fi~-- and l iiiicht SegUra. . W. L. Pet. GB · Colllmbus 57 44 .564 ·· Rochester 5? 47 .548 11> • r . I·•·· CONTRA~: RETURNED Toledo 56 41 .544 a l i>' C~CAGO '. IUPI) -Dave Toronto 52 49 .515 5 ~h lb~, . the Cblcage Bullo' Richmond 51. 50 .505 6 wp dJ;afJ chuice, Wednesday Jacksonville 47 51 .~ 81; 11~ hla ,siglled contract to Buffalo 47 53 .470 9'1& . lhe newest enlrl Into , the Syracuse 39 65 .3'15 ' National Basketban AssoclaWednesday's Results tion. . .Rchstr 7 Clmbs I, 1st, 7 Innings )loehester 5 Columbus 2, 2nd slgaln_g C9~~acts wer.e Richmond. 2 Buffalo 1 Jeff Mullms, Keith ToY~o 3 Syracuse 1 IWn Jlonllam. · Jacksonville 5 Toronto s .,f-J.~Jti)!p • : ,-fl~~· . • h .• J Barons Tuck Away SecondStrrug t 1It e .n MeiP'S. Gallia T..... aue Pony Baseball I t) ~ For Employe '·= .. : I l'....,.,IJIIIf I /. .t Dslly Sentinel, ~r·Mid~tii>rt, 0 ., July I au"""-· u I ="=-":"] ( I I __l _J Y .I ~WORK I :;,~ 1 • -·~ ... ,d uLEDj I m ' ,CIN~fiTI !VPI) JliD r'aee4 the minimUm of illne make it :;.o. ·; . . 0 Too)e s ba~k on the wlmiiDg bettera. "'n the eighth Inning, Erion Ope~ Way 5 track, and if Deron JolmtOn I dazzled them with a fevi . . ! · . ( ), can gel hi.s bl' bat 011 ,target curVes and -g~ups," he Bob Heridley w~s rspped lor (9) add · • ..,, 11 118Bin the Clndnnatl Reds could said, dlaplaylng ltls old cock!- three more runs '!l .the fifth as (9); Bollll, begin 1o mcive again. DeliS . Art Shamsky and Cardenas (9) and O'Toole -Hnt 111e dlltance · , singled, he walked a ma~o a~. ¢., " 6 "' Mikkelsen (6-5). lK·-u Wednesday night lor an U·2 O'Toole was backed by a 16- llandY H~~¥ made a lhr9w~ ·-~o· 6). HRs--Ciendeilon victory, hi• third of 111e year in hll aii8Cit, lllllf of them by mg e~or ·on Johnny Edwl!l'~s· <'> • ., • Alley (6th). ,(q siJ: declsioll8 The Jeftbander Tommy H~ and homers by ucrifice bunt. · Pete Rose and Leo c rd Chicago flO() 002 eoo..if'"f I, allowed seven hils 88 be doa enas. In ·the sixth, Rorr Santo sockCinci 102 230 30lliili:1@ t.· ed the Chicago Cuba. . Tommy Harpe~'• triple and ed a homer with Billy Williams Roberts, Hendley 15), ut' {fY "I didn't figure I'd ~ It a single by Rose gave_the Reds aboard for the Chicago runs. and Hundley; O'Toole (~"i~W · illl the wa~. In thai heal, the one run in lie first mmng of! I An error by Glenn Beckert In , Edwards. LP-Roberta < :IW:'l} ''1 veteran aald, ' ''but lbe more starter Robin Roberts. Helms the seventh inning opened the HRs-Cardenas 112thf;''e':. . ~ runs we sco~ed. lbe stronger I singled home two , 1'11lllj In the :way for the final three Red _; 19th) Santo (22nd). 'r ·~ .;~) got." · , third Inning: and .Rose and Car- ·run.s, two of them driven in by .. 23 ;;;;;; ' /' ·• =- i ' -.. .,.,-~ ~~ In the last lbree Innings, he denas homered in the fourth to iJohnSOil 's double How wonderful, Ed. You did New York 020 010 ~·'t.(l' ~·~ L j l ., ' ,, o_.·,T()ole ·Goes Distance form ftur ordinary ,,.-or4f, I ,. ••I a StDI~ I ~ PROVIDE IN COLO CLIMATU, · LINE WiTH liO Of' SQ.~i=~~t_... 91 JNSUIATI~ olREA FOR 6ACII INCH OF DOQ-, SQ4.RD IIIIOUCDER ---f 11~111' 1.-•••-•CI.IP AND S~~~ -~..._..~ ..,,.., ., . •'' ~ r ·-- . > )' �.. ~ ·~·-· · ···· · -· ~ -- · ---···r-t·-~ .. --~-·--·--·------ - --~ --~ ···• ·. ··~···•· · - -·~··- ) ·· ···-·-· .' '• ' ' j \ '-) i ''ri ' • pOLn'IC,\L OVTBtJIIST !Into the Courtyard ICI'tlmllli SenUuet, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., July 28, 1968 tlallt4J""" ............ ,•.- PARIS' (UPI) .> t.,.AJ: mldcDe- "Down with De Gaul~ , tile aOeth dll:ortMS Wlth 1!"lt~ • Jl)m ~Jioobil· dOW!! • · Polll!e ii!d had~ . By Ullhild Prell laierudollll m· • ~ow. . · .; ' ' prd at the galel ol ·President IIIII!• ~~~mt ~+" "pubUc Natloual League Tbe 111001\ jJ , be,tw~ Ita llret Qwies de. Gaulle's Elylee = t t : ' ' ~q , Aal4 De G. AB B. B. Pet. quarter aJM1 filii: ...... : Palace Wedill!lday aJMl ~ail¥ Gaulle'i ~ce;li ·~~ In tbe Alou, Pitt 88332 4911S .343 ·UPI ..._ball ....._ Tbe 'moi'nll!aili!lr" ·ll't·Man, · · ,,. · · h" ' •"--' .... Cepeda, StL 79271 41 91 .338 MADISON, Wis. ( ) -u., same, ""' .-ad Ualled· N tl . . unlikely to oYI 1,,...,. ... Clmnt, Pi" 94 391 8S 128 .327 Wlaconaln SupfeD!t Courl. In a Stafford aald. · "U !fiey do, It \1~ lll4 S. . ; a OIJI• · , Aim 826 ~ul. o\ , ·-•. ' \1 89 321 55105 .327 _landmark decision thai !reed maf·only be !be beelnnlng." :'l'bere ~· DO " . . . allr!. AlBo Ill 1945, an .y •· .<·· . Los Allgeles 2 PbUadelphia 1, 12 Strgell, PI" 100 435 68 139 .!Ill baaeb~ from all antitrust IIINball JllppJ ~~-~!' walliQrh ~: s~=·~~~•~-~~ ~:: We~t ~ oftell 4-'eaa Leapt Innings, nlgbt . ' Alou, Alia I nded W""•esda that Cll thll ""1 lllltill. -~ . ~ , ..•........ld lln.h.o the ,--· w. L. PeL QB 'fl!!lradaY's I'Mblble Pllcllen i Morgn, Hou 68 251 3f 811 .319 aws, "'"' Y Attorney• for bueball II- ·~tbll 4 •., In liletorr:· York City, kllllDC IS ' persona IDCreiHI\ ~,._. :,• \ ~llmore 67 34 .663 ... lltutinc Times EDT) ,!):elms, Cln 71 soo S5 115 .317 wbUiaetedtbe aport may bave eel "delight" at !be Ill·ltlf, ~~ declared war 1114 Injuring 25. · , · tint IW•. ~~ . Detroit 53 44 .546 12 · St. Louis at Atlanta-4iibson lAllen, PbUa 79 28t 8S 89 .309 vio slate law by moving ~ d had lltU 0ther · w • 14 Braves' Move Vindi•eated ' Jn wJSCODSID • • gh Ul't LEADERS 'l'be ALMANAC ., C ' o de...... ~fla ._...,_ , ) ..... •T• p.m. ill! SO .500 16'4 Chlcaao al Clncinnati-81m· i 47 52 .475 19 mons (3-2) w. Nuxhall (3·2). 1 satld.'"; ' ... . ~~~=~n~~al . Crdnl: ., ~: ~=~~~~~~a:''r:: ~vee lh~~~ :~:: ' ~~er,flr ~ate :: :: Snydr, Bal 75 231 47 75 .325 the Soulh untesi the National 'vindication ol !be team 1 Ji. dd, .. tile t/.S. lllllatt B4a1oe • ~ 59 .422 24'4 San Frill at .Atlanta, night Kaline, Del 81285 118 92 •323 League upanded to ID\llude the 11111ve there altar lbe Ull . . · ' diUter ol lhe . :, Jl'eda •· Ill• Reoalll Houston al CmclnnaU, nigbt B Rbs Bal 101407 68 122 300 city that team called bome for aeaon. · ratl!led · tbe ' N'\W Yort 8 Mlmlolsota 3, oJcb1 Chicago at New York, nlght 13 years. 95 332 57 99 1P~ll nBal K~ Cl13' 14 Boston 2, ll1ght Phlla. at Pittsburgh, night . / Cal 93 336 41 18 .292 "A violation of Wisconsin law lllf~ 7 Clevelllld 1, nlibt IAls Angeles at St. !Alula, mght Rchnlt, Cal 68 317 48 92 .290 bas occurred," wrote JUitlee WtshiDitoD 7 C~a 5, ntght _ _ ManUe, NY 83 %59 31 75 .290 1bomas Fairchild In the ~~ : . . McAulf, Det 75 251 53 71 .283 majority opinion, "If our law : (SIIrllli 'l'llllel BM'l RomeRcan be applied." He then •lid lanau City at BostoaN a 11 0 n a! League: Aaron, Wisconsin law did not apply L$dblad (3-4) YS. stange (3-4). H -lze- - H pltal· Vls'ti Braves 30: Torre, Braves 26; befcthausefeder"of 1 theCo08~::'!!enll 1 ng Slargell, Pirates 24; Maya & 0 e 08 0 r • 1:30 p.m. a • Detlolt al Cblcago-Mc:LIIn hours 2-4 and 7.S p. m. Parents Hart Giants Alou Braves Flrll Slate Sail uS.7l VI. Lamabe (f-6). 9 p.m. only on Pediatrics Ward. San~ Cubs Allen Pbillies 'lfl.: It was the first lime buebaU (Only 1amu · scheduled) Admllslous . Americu League: F. Robin- bad been tried .under 1tate Frida,)''• Gamea ~rothy R. Hall, Cheshire; son, Orioles 30; Pepllone, antitrust laws. A 1922 declllon Clj!velaDd at 'Calltoniia, nlght Effie M. Slagle, Rl. I, PatrM; Yanks 24 , Colavito, Indians & In the U.S. Supreme Cour& gave • Htr.culon , ,, Shirl E. Stoney, 911 Third Powell, Orioles 22; Kaline, lhe sport exemption lrom Dttroit at Kansu City, nlgbt Acrllan e Nylon Baltimore at Mlrmeso~. nlgbt Ave.; Mrs. J. Berrye Worsham, Tigers 11 Killebrew, Twins 21. federal antitrust laws. It was Ntw York at ChiC8IO, night Pt. Pleasant; George W. Brown, Runs Batted Ia that declslon that FalrebUd 1114 Select "rom Over Bosl.on at Wash., 2, twl-nlght Rl. I, Letart ; Robert E. Mcln· National League: Aaron, the three other maJority 200 PaHarna & eolon Natloaal League tire , MaBOn; Mrs. Calvin Keel- Braves 77; Stargell, Pirates 70; justice• relied upon In making W. L. Pet. GB er, Rl. 2, Leon; Mrs. John A. Torre, Braves 68; Clemente, their ruling. 'l'rlcaa'. · .:t , · . , Plttsblll'lh 59 40 .596 ... Gillespie, South Side; Mrs. Pirate• &7; Mays, Gianll 83. A"Y. Gen. lll:OlliOn LaloDette, Start Sail,, E'):anelico fO 41 .594 ... JullUJ A. McLeod, Lakin; Char- American League: B. Robin- who brought the ault on behalf lAS~ 58 40 .512 ¥.. lu L. Taylor, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. son, Orioles 81; Powell & F. ol the alate, ll8ld the state lllgb Pblladelphia 52 48 .520 7\io Charles H. Burt, Rt. 3, Porn· Robinson Orioles 74; Killebrew c:ourt's declJion would be FREE SI3':1Amls $1 47 .520 7\io eroy ; Mrs. Frieda E. Young, & Oliva Twins 60. appealed within 30 days and be HovstOD 48 51 .485 11 Rt. 1, MlneraYille; Mrs. WllPltchlnC said a decision by the U.S. ESTIMATES! ClliclnnaU 46 52 .469 12¥.1 liam T. Shelton, Pomeroy; Dav- NaUoual League: llellll, .. Supreme Cour& as to whether It Atlanta 45 54 .455 14 id L. Kea~. Jackson; Mrs. llodgtrs 11-1: Perry, Glanll IS. would bear lhe appeal would IXI'IIT INSTALLATION N~w York 45 54 .4S5 14 David M. Ale18nder, Ravens- 2; Marichal, Glanll 111-4; depend upon the c:ourt's decldChlCago 31 e8 .3U 28 wood; John W. Jackson, Jack- Cuellar, Astros 7·2: Koufu, log whe'.her !be 1022 decision Wedoesday'• Retails son; James E. Dixon, Rt. 4, Dodgers 17-5. should again be reviewed. NOTHING DOWN e UP TO 5 YLUi TO PAY Piltsblll'lh 5 San Fmnclsco S Oak Hill ; Teresa L. Belville, Amer!CIIII Leape: 8. MIUer \' 'liard Stafford, special coun.. St, Louis f Atlanta 7, night Oak Hill ; Clark B. Evans, Rt. It Watt, Orioles 7·2; McNally; sellor the 1\'ale, said be waa Cblclnnali 11 Chicago 2, nllbt 2, Oak Ifill ; Mrs. George A. Orioles 10.S; Sanford, Allgeles not "tremendoURiy surprised" New Y~lk I Houston 2, nlgbt Mayes, Rt. 1, Ironton; Dan- &-3; Palmer, Orioles 11-4. by the declalon and adml~ be iel L. Wallace, Athens; Mrs. mew there was a jurlldlcUonal Richard E. Snyder, Ravens- L. Roush, Mrs. James Scott, question. N. 2nd Ave. wood. . Brady N. Sheets, Mrs. Ray· "If they (the Supreme Court) Middleport, 0, J.a CA~RP·El NEW ~RESSE$ ABRIVING J)AILY BARWICK SZ,91 t.' I / ,I . GeUI• ~~ GaWpolll Dam 12.1, 12.0, I'Uillllnllll feel on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason 20.48, Pl. Plealllll 24.ot, Hlnto~ .20, Kanawha Falls 1.80 fai!Jng, Charlealnn 18.77. IAlndol'> Marmet and Wlnfteld dama were on the sUlB. ...1 Movemeata: dido River- Franklin Pierce upjp4, 1:!> p. m.; Edeana 114»wri • 14, 5:35 a. m.; Qu!!en Clt1 up 14, 6:10 a. m.; A. I . Patten up 15, 9:50 p. m.; J'fks up 15, 3:11 a.m.; Prfn. cl~ up 15, 5:11 a. m.; Eastern Rallger up 17, 2:30 a. m.; Alice up;.17, 5 a. m.; Jeffertot1 up 17, 5:1 a. m.; Poll~ R. don 17, 6:~ a. m. ; Philip Sporn dOWII 18,~ 5:15 a.m.; Buckeye State doiin 18, 1:21 a. m.; Reliable dojn 19, 5:10 a. m.; Dlfender doin 19, 7:20 a. m.; Mr. Crlu doiin 21, 4:25 a. m.; E. P. Jones do~ 21, 5:25 a. m. ; Andrew Calioun ap 22, 4:45 a. m.; Pojar down 23, 7:15 p. m.; EJ. gefj:liff ~ 23, 1:05 a. m.; AI· to!il Zlpliji up Greenup 4:40 p. m,£ Jtilllf>at up Greenup 5:30 p. ~.; Pamela D. down Greenup ::12:30 a. m.; Mark Easton doii Greenup 3:25 a. m.; City of IlL Louis down Meldahl I :45 p. in. ; Sally Polk down M... SPECIAL I 'I \( ·''. t: ·- ,. :. . ' ., ~- ·~· ~ • ·~-f Televisio.rf:In;ReView NEWYOR~ 1Ufi) ,-Deep ~ the dark depths>of the Kenya . the young me~ of ihe tribe used 1o , gather for the '· ,,- '•1'J.r. i · E;:·:r.~:t=:-~J~ puiJi1ty ' ~ the ag~H~ld Africa as i1 : is ~ay. ~lean ' guj~ance of Witch doctors. singe'!~, acto~•· ilancera · '1'1le , ~oung nien stlll steal mUJicians Will ,. d:re;;~~;'i,·~~~.,!?: away ·behind. the green screen the program .. ,:::llli:::U::.allon =;.~~~ ~=•=nl=e;:. • .:of__. . of the · juli8le, bui ,there has te!salysls ~~·~! ~t <,~ ' • ·· been a ~adical change In the ev ion • mlll!lo~ "' ~Wtain rest of the · ancient tradition. 88 well 88 lnfm;p1. .. WI No)V, once ' the dancing and In this t:OMection L!Uell .iflcanJalioos -are over. the· boys reported one · dlsappolnbn~ plle mto a bus and bead for a most of the members of• the . .~e hygienic hospital in town. famous steel band of B~rida · Tough on the wilcb doctors were apparently killed 1n the PT. PLEASANTAn orUI) but that''· Africa today - a recen t troubtes . But he sat·d h 11 ' 1'.1 , ·tal rec1 , open to l e pub c. "" fascinating blend of the old and the h d ed to Ill be presented by., Robert Esb. Y a arrang m a r the new. horse race in Senegal where enaur at Chris~ Episcopal Blaine Littell of ABC TV flew be f the h t h ' Churcll, Sunday, July 31, at 31Jnto rown this week. with a h cause beo lied elna.~ orses p. m. ave to exc .w MENS CAPPED ~ Siz Pleasant Valley Hospital Candystrlpers were capped and pinned progress report on_ what m~y by the rhythmic beatmg of tom recently at a dinner given by the A:uxiUary of the hospitaL In order,to receive tbelr Robert is the son oi ·Dr. and be the must ambitious special toms . caps and pins, tbe Candystripers must ba've given at least !W boun of service to the Mrs. Roy W. Eshenaur and progra~ '" tbe history ~~ color hospital. Pictured front left to right are: Shixley Pyles, Kenzll 8eckner, Betty a graduate of Pt. Pleasant High televiSJ?~· II¥! 3·hour Afnca One of the prnducers, Ellot ond polr Wolfe, and Mrs. Paul E:' Monroe, advisor. Back row _ Nancy Patterson, Lynda School. He received both Bach- P:oJect which_ the . network Ehsofon, had ~ narrow escape, Sl-.6to 12 Han, preeident of Candystrlpers and Karen Ewing. elot and Ma.ter ol Music !)e. will show m pnme time next he related, while trying to get a , gree~~ from the C'mciBnati C<ln•lspring. striking aerial shot ol the top ?' . both of Huntlngtoll. 'nlelr gowns leaa Colleps and Unlversl- servatory of Music and spent a 1 Camei:a crews fanning out Mt. KWmanjaro. The pfiot • I Inch Boot 6 Inch arSOnS were of maize silk • orgaRZa, lies." For the past year she year Ill Paris, France, where over Ah·ica, mainly south of oxygen hne clogged and ~was Marriage is fashioned with lace banded el· bas taught at Willlam!lown El- be did post·graduate work in the Sahara, began filming turning blue . when Ebsofm pr. o~d bow sleeves and modified high 'ementary' Sclwol, and 'she wUI ergan music under the noted nearly a month ago and will be r1p[Jed away his m~sk, slashed VALUES TO 13.99 Announced rise waists. Floating back pan- teach 1n Owensboro, Ky., blind o11anist, Andre MarchaL in action until March at an the oxygen tube with a knlle M d Mrs Ch els were attdched to the A-line scllools aut year. . Robert is currently the organist estimaled cost of about $2 and ,Jammed one end mto lhe r. ,an ,. · W "v r1es E. Par· skirts with rolled roses., Their . ,, L' 1• ,!! · ' ' ad ted at the Park Lake Presbyterian million . Llttlell , who is coordln· pl ,_lo _ t_s_ mou _ t_ h._ _ _ __ 1 gr ua sons o. 1 1th enna. . . a., arethan-. bouffant . · h , oor. ayn. wa Ch . d Fl d 1 " h t' · Afri 1 0 ve il~ were eiU witb f Wh Hl•h •·h d urch m r an o. a.. an aung t e ac 1011 m ca, pr. nou ncIng e marnage o1 e1r . , rom a arna "' 0\: oo 1 an . . d' h h daughter Charlotte El . to matchmg rolled roses; and they Marshall University where teaches mus1c at an Episcopal . 1Scussed w at as been pleasant Valley Hospital Joh ny' L am,..M carried cascades of daisies in- h ber f g· Day School and .Or!4ndo Junior 1ach1eved thus far over luncll at nM erH ayne ,OsoLn o rf. terspersed with ivy. .~ bw~sEallmemfr te •.1 IgThma College. the Forum with executive ! Admitted - OsburH aNend Hrs. arry , ayne o · R1P a ps on a mt y e _ _ . . Miss Beth Ann Layne niece R' b S h . Ch . ' nd -----producer James Flemmg. I Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Robert 01 w aven. of the •room from New 'Haven tho eH, ~m~_oruMc . r •"rta B. Noble; 111e ste pson. James Fleming said the plan of the ey. Henderson ; Mrs. Jack 1 " Th." marn' age took " 'girL Ring bearer' G e'ld Ullwng . PIace J une was fl.ower H wn •tv"ll uSica th Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant. Friend ' super-documentary appeared to Young. Clifron ; Mrs. ·~;~II MIDDLEPORT 19 m the WaySide Methodist was Stephen Parsons, brother , P~ · A e ~Iii!!. Ca refJfsYF~• maY call at the Funeral Home be separating into three sec- / White. Gallipolis Ferry ; E1 Church al VIenna. The Rev . F' of the bride. m e rmy.. · yne em· after Z p. m. today. lions-the land Itself and how Gordon. Cheshire. Emersoo Wood performed the ployed as a management double ring ceremony and mus- Harry 0 . Layne · was best trainee at Hllrvey Aluminum ic was provided by Mrs. Wil· m~p for his son. Ushers were Corporation, Owell8boro, Ky. liam Russell, organist, from H. Robert Layne and James New Haven, and Roy F. Clark, Layne, brothers of the groom, of Huntington , soloist of New Haven, Michael L. DyGiven in marriage by her er, cousin of the grom , Clarksfather, the bride wore a gown burg, and Richard M. Ht;kman of silk organza styled with a of Huntil18ton. basque bodice qppliqued with Assisting with a ~pUon in scalloped baroque lace and ' the.;,ocial rooms of ~ cbjlrch I :PT. PLEASANT - Funeral short sleeves of1 lace. The W"''' Mrs.; Curtis M. Uhl, Mrs. ' ..rvtce for Albert (Louse) Nobfloor lengi!I A line skirt was C. Edwar!&'Starkey, Miss Marie le, 75, Rl. 2. Pt. PleaaaRt, will ~ged with baroque lace that Morris, Miss Violet Smilh, Mrs. be held Friday at I p, m. at extended into a fullness iB Ralph Tallman and Mrs. Wil- the Mohr - SteveRS Funeral back that flowed into a chapel liam Hanna. Home with lhe Rev. Wilbur S. length ~rain. Her headdress was Alter a wedding trip to Ogle- Baxter officiating. Burilll a mantilla of silk Illusion and bay Park, Wheeling, the couple follow iR Lone oak Cerneto~ . was edged with m~tching ba· is residing at 725"'Scherm Rd ., A retired molder and emroque lace. The bride carr ltd Owensboro, Ky . · ployee of tbe West Virginia a cascade of stephanotis and Mrs. Layne is,. a graduate of Malleable Inn Company, · he phal enopsis orchids with ivy. 'Parkersburg High School and was born Ia Pt. Pleasant, April Miss Sarah Jane Parsons, sis- Marshall University, where she 11, 1891, a SOil ol the late Aliter of the bricle. was l!ll'i~ of was preildent of Alpha Chi son and Matilpa Dickens Noble. honor. Bridesmaids we~ Miss Omega sorority, a member of He was a blember of !be MomJonnl Lee IAlmbardo and Mrs. Fagus, and listed lo the 1965 ing Star· Advent Church. Denton Remke, Ill, edition of "Who's Who is Amer- survivirlg lire his wile, Iva :the :u p a_ infu _ l, EshenalU' ' 'I}' ·Oxfords ·and Loafers 6 88 9 88 Mens Work Shoes 9 88 5 88 7,88 pr. Layne, P I BOYS OXFORDS and LOAFERS 4,88 ... ' \ At Mason Furniture, Mason, W.Va. · I o. MIDDLEPORT, A 10 CU. FT• \ LIYtl lfQf REFRIGERATOR .... ... WANT w~,..., ...... J T.... '-'~ ........ _ J .... Jrt'. You Can Count On? ............. -·~ jj,;, --~... ...................... ...... ...._, ·~ R&G. $2.00 FAST HOME PERMANENT - ::-_..::=~~::,... I~ p. m.; l!llilha Wocida up . :30 a.m.; Tlbolt up 3:10 8 ; &bert Reed down 5 •• m. P.H. E. Bowles up 5:50a.m. J. il. Lewis down 1:10 a.m.; 'KatjD. •Jp 9 a. m. ~ TUSSY TAMPAX DEODORANT :o_.--~31c -- ' S1roqest frl&ldllrl Wa$111r,.._PIII :co_.--- .66t 1111'. . . . . . -" ' ..,..,.. ...... -· s.-u•••• m. ; Alftm it. ¥errlll up WID- m:' PIAN r,.o.ln y NIGJIT .....,... field 6:30 a: ~ ' 66c . ' 1ft ACTION ADYANCII QitoiB ~~ ~.,_, Unt rwmiMII . . n · ft_l· l,. '· s. den , areDtl1nl. In charge tf thla J IIIG!ltb'l RO'Ll - BAKER FURNITURE -------------.1 ,.. D lT{ .. . ~... ' t, ' ucot;.» .'_ ' . ~ MIDDI.iPOirr·' 0•. I ... . ., ' ' . . . • . 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' '· ' I : REG. 5c Anti· ' BAY!R ASPIRIN I "'·' OUR · TRUCKS MAX FACTO* I • ~ el 1111" -~ Glm!Mtllrll ...... .u- - MouDIIdn stlie ~,.' ·Ua.rmet 10:10 p.im.; hve" clown Marmet I ..,. Denturcreme 100 . tel ·:: S9c fU.WIT ~ CAS RANCE,.. ., CREME - ROLL ON- STICK LANOLIN PLUS CREME RINSE JIIDier 12:20 a. m.; Lucy Jlll8 Lucu IIi>' M8l1D<t 1 a. m.; Semel qo Mllrmet 6:15 a. m.; w. H. Shfver, Jr..,~ 'I\'JDI!eld 1:11 p. :111.; Heleli Z;•. .Wbdlald G:\i p. m.; National up WJn. fieta 12:50 a. m.; Lelia 8belrer don Winfield 2:30 a. m.; Sol· vaf up Wlnfle.ld 3:40 a. m.; Fort De~ liP Wlnlleld 5 a. ·~· I ,t .· ................. f~ .... , ~Dtp0!11 Dam - ' Albert Noble, Age 75, Dies DOUBLE OUR SALES! H 11-wr' . , I' Reg. $,.75 Villll ::~;~d:; m '" ~ ,.., . .,.~·. 'I ·~ . YOU SAVE AS WE TRY TO .J' Blip . p. m.; FranldlD J.i10 a. m.; Mlaa : 14 do :Metcl8bl 2:16 .. m.; , , Jif lf'WNI up Mtldabl J a. , 1J Reg. $1.00 Value , IJ it~ :-.:.!.":",! Queen up Meld•hl 7:110 {.1 ·•·. Creme ·Deodorant do~ 1:45II,a.I a.m.;m.;Peggy ~ey15,down Sleet ~~y~A~-~Rob~Ins~o~n~,~M~r~s..~Les~te~r~:::M:Id:d:lo:po:rt==~ 1 ORLON or COTI'ON . THE SHOE BOX ; ,·.j:·'--'1 ' ' \· :' • ..1..~·-··' ' , ~ ROUSH SHOE STORE Birtba monel Swisher, Linda Ann Wll·l ~cSo~n·~t~bear~~~~~.~lt'~s~the~end:_o~l~tb~e~:;:;:;;;;....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,...iiiii_;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~-iiiiE Mrs. David M. Alexander, son, Cbarles Withers, Patricia L Ravenswood, son, 2:19 p. m., K. Woods, Mrs. Julia McLeod, Wednesday. David Kea& and Mrs. Robert Dl11eha11ed G. Hart and Infant daughter. Ralph H. Ballard, Mrs. ~~~i;;;;i--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;...;;o James A. Canter, Mrs. W. FINAL Thomas W. Clark, Mrs. Elaine CLEARANCE Daniels, Mrs. Everett L. ON Gordon, Mrs. Donald B. GrifWomena.C:hlldrent fllh, Late Harrison, Carl N. Betcenberl. Wayne Jarvia, Steven K. Jones, William D. ·~ Juatla, -- Mra. •Kate M. Kearns, Opon Until 9 PM ·Mrs. Raymond M. Kerwood, SATURDAY Dorothy Perkins Mn. Arlan D. Lyons, Lelsha J. Mace, Mrs. Willlam 0. Qualls, Mrs. Cary H. Rayburn, Mrs. SHOES I 3 88 SWEATERS FOREMAN & ABBOTT River News SJ .95 to POOR BOY ~t ]-951l)._ycl. \ ··' •,, Give Recital Hospital News ,, 'of ,,... 73 225 40 69 Jrtl the Braves to Atlanta, tbe alate .......on an e Cll Serbia, ltart\lli Wor ~ 89 281 35 86 .306 law did not apply. c:ommant. L ., 111 - , ~ 1r0op1 drove Amlrleu League The c:ourt, 1n 8 apUt 4-3 1!1 Atlan~: MIJGl' [~~. Al)fn :llllrt ?Jhaii'·~I,OJI!. unempliJ7~ ,.. G. AB R. B. PeL decillon, overturned a MUwauk· called II INit DIWI .' ~ "'-fill tram ·WIIIIIllaWD u ~~·~ :4S :59 :: :~ ''~cJY~~ scheduled) WtsbingtoD .433 :18'4 Frtday'a Game• !:'\- JJ' ,' 53 46 .535 13 (J2.1) vs. Schwall !4-3). B:lli Simon, stL •• 48 ... l"L I, """"', AUa .. •. 'lulctfl t,. ~r,: ' ,,.. .-· ~ '· .:·..,;.•" ' �.. ~ ·~·-· · ···· · -· ~ -- · ---···r-t·-~ .. --~-·--·--·------ - --~ --~ ···• ·. ··~···•· · - -·~··- ) ·· ···-·-· .' '• ' ' j \ '-) i ''ri ' • pOLn'IC,\L OVTBtJIIST !Into the Courtyard ICI'tlmllli SenUuet, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., July 28, 1968 tlallt4J""" ............ ,•.- PARIS' (UPI) .> t.,.AJ: mldcDe- "Down with De Gaul~ , tile aOeth dll:ortMS Wlth 1!"lt~ • Jl)m ~Jioobil· dOW!! • · Polll!e ii!d had~ . By Ullhild Prell laierudollll m· • ~ow. . · .; ' ' prd at the galel ol ·President IIIII!• ~~~mt ~+" "pubUc Natloual League Tbe 111001\ jJ , be,tw~ Ita llret Qwies de. Gaulle's Elylee = t t : ' ' ~q , Aal4 De G. AB B. B. Pet. quarter aJM1 filii: ...... : Palace Wedill!lday aJMl ~ail¥ Gaulle'i ~ce;li ·~~ In tbe Alou, Pitt 88332 4911S .343 ·UPI ..._ball ....._ Tbe 'moi'nll!aili!lr" ·ll't·Man, · · ,,. · · h" ' •"--' .... Cepeda, StL 79271 41 91 .338 MADISON, Wis. ( ) -u., same, ""' .-ad Ualled· N tl . . unlikely to oYI 1,,...,. ... Clmnt, Pi" 94 391 8S 128 .327 Wlaconaln SupfeD!t Courl. In a Stafford aald. · "U !fiey do, It \1~ lll4 S. . ; a OIJI• · , Aim 826 ~ul. o\ , ·-•. ' \1 89 321 55105 .327 _landmark decision thai !reed maf·only be !be beelnnlng." :'l'bere ~· DO " . . . allr!. AlBo Ill 1945, an .y •· .<·· . Los Allgeles 2 PbUadelphia 1, 12 Strgell, PI" 100 435 68 139 .!Ill baaeb~ from all antitrust IIINball JllppJ ~~-~!' walliQrh ~: s~=·~~~•~-~~ ~:: We~t ~ oftell 4-'eaa Leapt Innings, nlgbt . ' Alou, Alia I nded W""•esda that Cll thll ""1 lllltill. -~ . ~ , ..•........ld lln.h.o the ,--· w. L. PeL QB 'fl!!lradaY's I'Mblble Pllcllen i Morgn, Hou 68 251 3f 811 .319 aws, "'"' Y Attorney• for bueball II- ·~tbll 4 •., In liletorr:· York City, kllllDC IS ' persona IDCreiHI\ ~,._. :,• \ ~llmore 67 34 .663 ... lltutinc Times EDT) ,!):elms, Cln 71 soo S5 115 .317 wbUiaetedtbe aport may bave eel "delight" at !be Ill·ltlf, ~~ declared war 1114 Injuring 25. · , · tint IW•. ~~ . Detroit 53 44 .546 12 · St. Louis at Atlanta-4iibson lAllen, PbUa 79 28t 8S 89 .309 vio slate law by moving ~ d had lltU 0ther · w • 14 Braves' Move Vindi•eated ' Jn wJSCODSID • • gh Ul't LEADERS 'l'be ALMANAC ., C ' o de...... ~fla ._...,_ , ) ..... •T• p.m. ill! SO .500 16'4 Chlcaao al Clncinnati-81m· i 47 52 .475 19 mons (3-2) w. Nuxhall (3·2). 1 satld.'"; ' ... . ~~~=~n~~al . Crdnl: ., ~: ~=~~~~~~a:''r:: ~vee lh~~~ :~:: ' ~~er,flr ~ate :: :: Snydr, Bal 75 231 47 75 .325 the Soulh untesi the National 'vindication ol !be team 1 Ji. dd, .. tile t/.S. lllllatt B4a1oe • ~ 59 .422 24'4 San Frill at .Atlanta, night Kaline, Del 81285 118 92 •323 League upanded to ID\llude the 11111ve there altar lbe Ull . . · ' diUter ol lhe . :, Jl'eda •· Ill• Reoalll Houston al CmclnnaU, nigbt B Rbs Bal 101407 68 122 300 city that team called bome for aeaon. · ratl!led · tbe ' N'\W Yort 8 Mlmlolsota 3, oJcb1 Chicago at New York, nlght 13 years. 95 332 57 99 1P~ll nBal K~ Cl13' 14 Boston 2, ll1ght Phlla. at Pittsburgh, night . / Cal 93 336 41 18 .292 "A violation of Wisconsin law lllf~ 7 Clevelllld 1, nlibt IAls Angeles at St. !Alula, mght Rchnlt, Cal 68 317 48 92 .290 bas occurred," wrote JUitlee WtshiDitoD 7 C~a 5, ntght _ _ ManUe, NY 83 %59 31 75 .290 1bomas Fairchild In the ~~ : . . McAulf, Det 75 251 53 71 .283 majority opinion, "If our law : (SIIrllli 'l'llllel BM'l RomeRcan be applied." He then •lid lanau City at BostoaN a 11 0 n a! League: Aaron, Wisconsin law did not apply L$dblad (3-4) YS. stange (3-4). H -lze- - H pltal· Vls'ti Braves 30: Torre, Braves 26; befcthausefeder"of 1 theCo08~::'!!enll 1 ng Slargell, Pirates 24; Maya & 0 e 08 0 r • 1:30 p.m. a • Detlolt al Cblcago-Mc:LIIn hours 2-4 and 7.S p. m. Parents Hart Giants Alou Braves Flrll Slate Sail uS.7l VI. Lamabe (f-6). 9 p.m. only on Pediatrics Ward. San~ Cubs Allen Pbillies 'lfl.: It was the first lime buebaU (Only 1amu · scheduled) Admllslous . Americu League: F. Robin- bad been tried .under 1tate Frida,)''• Gamea ~rothy R. Hall, Cheshire; son, Orioles 30; Pepllone, antitrust laws. A 1922 declllon Clj!velaDd at 'Calltoniia, nlght Effie M. Slagle, Rl. I, PatrM; Yanks 24 , Colavito, Indians & In the U.S. Supreme Cour& gave • Htr.culon , ,, Shirl E. Stoney, 911 Third Powell, Orioles 22; Kaline, lhe sport exemption lrom Dttroit at Kansu City, nlgbt Acrllan e Nylon Baltimore at Mlrmeso~. nlgbt Ave.; Mrs. J. Berrye Worsham, Tigers 11 Killebrew, Twins 21. federal antitrust laws. It was Ntw York at ChiC8IO, night Pt. Pleasant; George W. Brown, Runs Batted Ia that declslon that FalrebUd 1114 Select "rom Over Bosl.on at Wash., 2, twl-nlght Rl. I, Letart ; Robert E. Mcln· National League: Aaron, the three other maJority 200 PaHarna & eolon Natloaal League tire , MaBOn; Mrs. Calvin Keel- Braves 77; Stargell, Pirates 70; justice• relied upon In making W. L. Pet. GB er, Rl. 2, Leon; Mrs. John A. Torre, Braves 68; Clemente, their ruling. 'l'rlcaa'. · .:t , · . , Plttsblll'lh 59 40 .596 ... Gillespie, South Side; Mrs. Pirate• &7; Mays, Gianll 83. A"Y. Gen. lll:OlliOn LaloDette, Start Sail,, E'):anelico fO 41 .594 ... JullUJ A. McLeod, Lakin; Char- American League: B. Robin- who brought the ault on behalf lAS~ 58 40 .512 ¥.. lu L. Taylor, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. son, Orioles 81; Powell & F. ol the alate, ll8ld the state lllgb Pblladelphia 52 48 .520 7\io Charles H. Burt, Rt. 3, Porn· Robinson Orioles 74; Killebrew c:ourt's declJion would be FREE SI3':1Amls $1 47 .520 7\io eroy ; Mrs. Frieda E. Young, & Oliva Twins 60. appealed within 30 days and be HovstOD 48 51 .485 11 Rt. 1, MlneraYille; Mrs. WllPltchlnC said a decision by the U.S. ESTIMATES! ClliclnnaU 46 52 .469 12¥.1 liam T. Shelton, Pomeroy; Dav- NaUoual League: llellll, .. Supreme Cour& as to whether It Atlanta 45 54 .455 14 id L. Kea~. Jackson; Mrs. llodgtrs 11-1: Perry, Glanll IS. would bear lhe appeal would IXI'IIT INSTALLATION N~w York 45 54 .4S5 14 David M. Ale18nder, Ravens- 2; Marichal, Glanll 111-4; depend upon the c:ourt's decldChlCago 31 e8 .3U 28 wood; John W. Jackson, Jack- Cuellar, Astros 7·2: Koufu, log whe'.her !be 1022 decision Wedoesday'• Retails son; James E. Dixon, Rt. 4, Dodgers 17-5. should again be reviewed. NOTHING DOWN e UP TO 5 YLUi TO PAY Piltsblll'lh 5 San Fmnclsco S Oak Hill ; Teresa L. Belville, Amer!CIIII Leape: 8. MIUer \' 'liard Stafford, special coun.. St, Louis f Atlanta 7, night Oak Hill ; Clark B. Evans, Rt. It Watt, Orioles 7·2; McNally; sellor the 1\'ale, said be waa Cblclnnali 11 Chicago 2, nllbt 2, Oak Ifill ; Mrs. George A. Orioles 10.S; Sanford, Allgeles not "tremendoURiy surprised" New Y~lk I Houston 2, nlgbt Mayes, Rt. 1, Ironton; Dan- &-3; Palmer, Orioles 11-4. by the declalon and adml~ be iel L. Wallace, Athens; Mrs. mew there was a jurlldlcUonal Richard E. Snyder, Ravens- L. Roush, Mrs. James Scott, question. N. 2nd Ave. wood. . Brady N. Sheets, Mrs. Ray· "If they (the Supreme Court) Middleport, 0, J.a CA~RP·El NEW ~RESSE$ ABRIVING J)AILY BARWICK SZ,91 t.' I / ,I . GeUI• ~~ GaWpolll Dam 12.1, 12.0, I'Uillllnllll feel on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason 20.48, Pl. Plealllll 24.ot, Hlnto~ .20, Kanawha Falls 1.80 fai!Jng, Charlealnn 18.77. IAlndol'> Marmet and Wlnfteld dama were on the sUlB. ...1 Movemeata: dido River- Franklin Pierce upjp4, 1:!> p. m.; Edeana 114»wri • 14, 5:35 a. m.; Qu!!en Clt1 up 14, 6:10 a. m.; A. I . Patten up 15, 9:50 p. m.; J'fks up 15, 3:11 a.m.; Prfn. cl~ up 15, 5:11 a. m.; Eastern Rallger up 17, 2:30 a. m.; Alice up;.17, 5 a. m.; Jeffertot1 up 17, 5:1 a. m.; Poll~ R. don 17, 6:~ a. m. ; Philip Sporn dOWII 18,~ 5:15 a.m.; Buckeye State doiin 18, 1:21 a. m.; Reliable dojn 19, 5:10 a. m.; Dlfender doin 19, 7:20 a. m.; Mr. Crlu doiin 21, 4:25 a. m.; E. P. Jones do~ 21, 5:25 a. m. ; Andrew Calioun ap 22, 4:45 a. m.; Pojar down 23, 7:15 p. m.; EJ. gefj:liff ~ 23, 1:05 a. m.; AI· to!il Zlpliji up Greenup 4:40 p. m,£ Jtilllf>at up Greenup 5:30 p. ~.; Pamela D. down Greenup ::12:30 a. m.; Mark Easton doii Greenup 3:25 a. m.; City of IlL Louis down Meldahl I :45 p. in. ; Sally Polk down M... SPECIAL I 'I \( ·''. t: ·- ,. :. . ' ., ~- ·~· ~ • ·~-f Televisio.rf:In;ReView NEWYOR~ 1Ufi) ,-Deep ~ the dark depths>of the Kenya . the young me~ of ihe tribe used 1o , gather for the '· ,,- '•1'J.r. i · E;:·:r.~:t=:-~J~ puiJi1ty ' ~ the ag~H~ld Africa as i1 : is ~ay. ~lean ' guj~ance of Witch doctors. singe'!~, acto~•· ilancera · '1'1le , ~oung nien stlll steal mUJicians Will ,. d:re;;~~;'i,·~~~.,!?: away ·behind. the green screen the program .. ,:::llli:::U::.allon =;.~~~ ~=•=nl=e;:. • .:of__. . of the · juli8le, bui ,there has te!salysls ~~·~! ~t <,~ ' • ·· been a ~adical change In the ev ion • mlll!lo~ "' ~Wtain rest of the · ancient tradition. 88 well 88 lnfm;p1. .. WI No)V, once ' the dancing and In this t:OMection L!Uell .iflcanJalioos -are over. the· boys reported one · dlsappolnbn~ plle mto a bus and bead for a most of the members of• the . .~e hygienic hospital in town. famous steel band of B~rida · Tough on the wilcb doctors were apparently killed 1n the PT. PLEASANTAn orUI) but that''· Africa today - a recen t troubtes . But he sat·d h 11 ' 1'.1 , ·tal rec1 , open to l e pub c. "" fascinating blend of the old and the h d ed to Ill be presented by., Robert Esb. Y a arrang m a r the new. horse race in Senegal where enaur at Chris~ Episcopal Blaine Littell of ABC TV flew be f the h t h ' Churcll, Sunday, July 31, at 31Jnto rown this week. with a h cause beo lied elna.~ orses p. m. ave to exc .w MENS CAPPED ~ Siz Pleasant Valley Hospital Candystrlpers were capped and pinned progress report on_ what m~y by the rhythmic beatmg of tom recently at a dinner given by the A:uxiUary of the hospitaL In order,to receive tbelr Robert is the son oi ·Dr. and be the must ambitious special toms . caps and pins, tbe Candystripers must ba've given at least !W boun of service to the Mrs. Roy W. Eshenaur and progra~ '" tbe history ~~ color hospital. Pictured front left to right are: Shixley Pyles, Kenzll 8eckner, Betty a graduate of Pt. Pleasant High televiSJ?~· II¥! 3·hour Afnca One of the prnducers, Ellot ond polr Wolfe, and Mrs. Paul E:' Monroe, advisor. Back row _ Nancy Patterson, Lynda School. He received both Bach- P:oJect which_ the . network Ehsofon, had ~ narrow escape, Sl-.6to 12 Han, preeident of Candystrlpers and Karen Ewing. elot and Ma.ter ol Music !)e. will show m pnme time next he related, while trying to get a , gree~~ from the C'mciBnati C<ln•lspring. striking aerial shot ol the top ?' . both of Huntlngtoll. 'nlelr gowns leaa Colleps and Unlversl- servatory of Music and spent a 1 Camei:a crews fanning out Mt. KWmanjaro. The pfiot • I Inch Boot 6 Inch arSOnS were of maize silk • orgaRZa, lies." For the past year she year Ill Paris, France, where over Ah·ica, mainly south of oxygen hne clogged and ~was Marriage is fashioned with lace banded el· bas taught at Willlam!lown El- be did post·graduate work in the Sahara, began filming turning blue . when Ebsofm pr. o~d bow sleeves and modified high 'ementary' Sclwol, and 'she wUI ergan music under the noted nearly a month ago and will be r1p[Jed away his m~sk, slashed VALUES TO 13.99 Announced rise waists. Floating back pan- teach 1n Owensboro, Ky., blind o11anist, Andre MarchaL in action until March at an the oxygen tube with a knlle M d Mrs Ch els were attdched to the A-line scllools aut year. . Robert is currently the organist estimaled cost of about $2 and ,Jammed one end mto lhe r. ,an ,. · W "v r1es E. Par· skirts with rolled roses., Their . ,, L' 1• ,!! · ' ' ad ted at the Park Lake Presbyterian million . Llttlell , who is coordln· pl ,_lo _ t_s_ mou _ t_ h._ _ _ __ 1 gr ua sons o. 1 1th enna. . . a., arethan-. bouffant . · h , oor. ayn. wa Ch . d Fl d 1 " h t' · Afri 1 0 ve il~ were eiU witb f Wh Hl•h •·h d urch m r an o. a.. an aung t e ac 1011 m ca, pr. nou ncIng e marnage o1 e1r . , rom a arna "' 0\: oo 1 an . . d' h h daughter Charlotte El . to matchmg rolled roses; and they Marshall University where teaches mus1c at an Episcopal . 1Scussed w at as been pleasant Valley Hospital Joh ny' L am,..M carried cascades of daisies in- h ber f g· Day School and .Or!4ndo Junior 1ach1eved thus far over luncll at nM erH ayne ,OsoLn o rf. terspersed with ivy. .~ bw~sEallmemfr te •.1 IgThma College. the Forum with executive ! Admitted - OsburH aNend Hrs. arry , ayne o · R1P a ps on a mt y e _ _ . . Miss Beth Ann Layne niece R' b S h . Ch . ' nd -----producer James Flemmg. I Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Robert 01 w aven. of the •room from New 'Haven tho eH, ~m~_oruMc . r •"rta B. Noble; 111e ste pson. James Fleming said the plan of the ey. Henderson ; Mrs. Jack 1 " Th." marn' age took " 'girL Ring bearer' G e'ld Ullwng . PIace J une was fl.ower H wn •tv"ll uSica th Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant. Friend ' super-documentary appeared to Young. Clifron ; Mrs. ·~;~II MIDDLEPORT 19 m the WaySide Methodist was Stephen Parsons, brother , P~ · A e ~Iii!!. Ca refJfsYF~• maY call at the Funeral Home be separating into three sec- / White. Gallipolis Ferry ; E1 Church al VIenna. The Rev . F' of the bride. m e rmy.. · yne em· after Z p. m. today. lions-the land Itself and how Gordon. Cheshire. Emersoo Wood performed the ployed as a management double ring ceremony and mus- Harry 0 . Layne · was best trainee at Hllrvey Aluminum ic was provided by Mrs. Wil· m~p for his son. Ushers were Corporation, Owell8boro, Ky. liam Russell, organist, from H. Robert Layne and James New Haven, and Roy F. Clark, Layne, brothers of the groom, of Huntington , soloist of New Haven, Michael L. DyGiven in marriage by her er, cousin of the grom , Clarksfather, the bride wore a gown burg, and Richard M. Ht;kman of silk organza styled with a of Huntil18ton. basque bodice qppliqued with Assisting with a ~pUon in scalloped baroque lace and ' the.;,ocial rooms of ~ cbjlrch I :PT. PLEASANT - Funeral short sleeves of1 lace. The W"''' Mrs.; Curtis M. Uhl, Mrs. ' ..rvtce for Albert (Louse) Nobfloor lengi!I A line skirt was C. Edwar!&'Starkey, Miss Marie le, 75, Rl. 2. Pt. PleaaaRt, will ~ged with baroque lace that Morris, Miss Violet Smilh, Mrs. be held Friday at I p, m. at extended into a fullness iB Ralph Tallman and Mrs. Wil- the Mohr - SteveRS Funeral back that flowed into a chapel liam Hanna. Home with lhe Rev. Wilbur S. length ~rain. Her headdress was Alter a wedding trip to Ogle- Baxter officiating. Burilll a mantilla of silk Illusion and bay Park, Wheeling, the couple follow iR Lone oak Cerneto~ . was edged with m~tching ba· is residing at 725"'Scherm Rd ., A retired molder and emroque lace. The bride carr ltd Owensboro, Ky . · ployee of tbe West Virginia a cascade of stephanotis and Mrs. Layne is,. a graduate of Malleable Inn Company, · he phal enopsis orchids with ivy. 'Parkersburg High School and was born Ia Pt. Pleasant, April Miss Sarah Jane Parsons, sis- Marshall University, where she 11, 1891, a SOil ol the late Aliter of the bricle. was l!ll'i~ of was preildent of Alpha Chi son and Matilpa Dickens Noble. honor. Bridesmaids we~ Miss Omega sorority, a member of He was a blember of !be MomJonnl Lee IAlmbardo and Mrs. Fagus, and listed lo the 1965 ing Star· Advent Church. Denton Remke, Ill, edition of "Who's Who is Amer- survivirlg lire his wile, Iva :the :u p a_ infu _ l, EshenalU' ' 'I}' ·Oxfords ·and Loafers 6 88 9 88 Mens Work Shoes 9 88 5 88 7,88 pr. Layne, P I BOYS OXFORDS and LOAFERS 4,88 ... ' \ At Mason Furniture, Mason, W.Va. · I o. MIDDLEPORT, A 10 CU. FT• \ LIYtl lfQf REFRIGERATOR .... ... WANT w~,..., ...... J T.... '-'~ ........ _ J .... Jrt'. You Can Count On? ............. -·~ jj,;, --~... ...................... ...... ...._, ·~ R&G. $2.00 FAST HOME PERMANENT - ::-_..::=~~::,... I~ p. m.; l!llilha Wocida up . :30 a.m.; Tlbolt up 3:10 8 ; &bert Reed down 5 •• m. P.H. E. Bowles up 5:50a.m. J. il. Lewis down 1:10 a.m.; 'KatjD. •Jp 9 a. m. ~ TUSSY TAMPAX DEODORANT :o_.--~31c -- ' S1roqest frl&ldllrl Wa$111r,.._PIII :co_.--- .66t 1111'. . . . . . -" ' ..,..,.. ...... -· s.-u•••• m. ; Alftm it. ¥errlll up WID- m:' PIAN r,.o.ln y NIGJIT .....,... field 6:30 a: ~ ' 66c . ' 1ft ACTION ADYANCII QitoiB ~~ ~.,_, Unt rwmiMII . . n · ft_l· l,. '· s. den , areDtl1nl. In charge tf thla J IIIG!ltb'l RO'Ll - BAKER FURNITURE -------------.1 ,.. D lT{ .. . ~... ' t, ' ucot;.» .'_ ' . ~ MIDDI.iPOirr·' 0•. I ... . ., ' ' . . . • . '>• ·~· " ' ' t '· •' • FUEL OIL CO ,· . ,..' ·j '/··)- .-! ·:~ 1 ' ~.: ~. ,_ PAIICING IN IIAI . i' . ',l --' . ' '. . • •••' . ... ' I·. •• ,,. .., t WHAl ....V.otl SEE HEREI For Better, Quicker More Effldeht:semc. ' LEVEL OUT YOUR ' t ' 'YOU'LL)UKE · P~escr1Ptiol1s Are Our.Maln Suainess 1~ N. . ·"' \ • ) 1. ; .10,., .2.9c .. , ·' TWO-WAY RADIO l No lint tmp 1D ~ r·~ • ~Spin pta dOII\III!'Qiidlf. fullj doy-aa- f1Mvy llllln&l ' . lvanL• . The RuU8JiliiA!Jurch of Cbrlit I • Autan111Jo Soak i:ycle WlthT_..I will hold ltf' lllOIIIbly FIIQIIy ! ._,. itllt, 11111111 night 'l'lnlr4o. July 29, at 7:30 ,. .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . at the churdl. 'Speclal musical numbers wiD be presented and ' deyotiona~t. wtll be offered, Foi-l lowing the program, refresh· 1 menta wiD be served. Mrs. T'ne~ : Dll Bylell and Mrs. Reva Snow· ' $100- - . ' . (·l • . ARE EQUIPPED WITH alill ' . QIEWING•. fUJf · Perspirant •. YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORTI .CANDY.JARS !. . ' '· ' I : REG. 5c Anti· ' BAY!R ASPIRIN I "'·' OUR · TRUCKS MAX FACTO* I • ~ el 1111" -~ Glm!Mtllrll ...... .u- - MouDIIdn stlie ~,.' ·Ua.rmet 10:10 p.im.; hve" clown Marmet I ..,. Denturcreme 100 . tel ·:: S9c fU.WIT ~ CAS RANCE,.. ., CREME - ROLL ON- STICK LANOLIN PLUS CREME RINSE JIIDier 12:20 a. m.; Lucy Jlll8 Lucu IIi>' M8l1D<t 1 a. m.; Semel qo Mllrmet 6:15 a. m.; w. H. Shfver, Jr..,~ 'I\'JDI!eld 1:11 p. :111.; Heleli Z;•. .Wbdlald G:\i p. m.; National up WJn. fieta 12:50 a. m.; Lelia 8belrer don Winfield 2:30 a. m.; Sol· vaf up Wlnfle.ld 3:40 a. m.; Fort De~ liP Wlnlleld 5 a. ·~· I ,t .· ................. f~ .... , ~Dtp0!11 Dam - ' Albert Noble, Age 75, Dies DOUBLE OUR SALES! H 11-wr' . , I' Reg. $,.75 Villll ::~;~d:; m '" ~ ,.., . .,.~·. 'I ·~ . YOU SAVE AS WE TRY TO .J' Blip . p. m.; FranldlD J.i10 a. m.; Mlaa : 14 do :Metcl8bl 2:16 .. m.; , , Jif lf'WNI up Mtldabl J a. , 1J Reg. $1.00 Value , IJ it~ :-.:.!.":",! Queen up Meld•hl 7:110 {.1 ·•·. Creme ·Deodorant do~ 1:45II,a.I a.m.;m.;Peggy ~ey15,down Sleet ~~y~A~-~Rob~Ins~o~n~,~M~r~s..~Les~te~r~:::M:Id:d:lo:po:rt==~ 1 ORLON or COTI'ON . THE SHOE BOX ; ,·.j:·'--'1 ' ' \· :' • ..1..~·-··' ' , ~ ROUSH SHOE STORE Birtba monel Swisher, Linda Ann Wll·l ~cSo~n·~t~bear~~~~~.~lt'~s~the~end:_o~l~tb~e~:;:;:;;;;....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,...iiiii_;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~-iiiiE Mrs. David M. Alexander, son, Cbarles Withers, Patricia L Ravenswood, son, 2:19 p. m., K. Woods, Mrs. Julia McLeod, Wednesday. David Kea& and Mrs. Robert Dl11eha11ed G. Hart and Infant daughter. Ralph H. Ballard, Mrs. ~~~i;;;;i--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;...;;o James A. Canter, Mrs. W. FINAL Thomas W. Clark, Mrs. Elaine CLEARANCE Daniels, Mrs. Everett L. ON Gordon, Mrs. Donald B. GrifWomena.C:hlldrent fllh, Late Harrison, Carl N. Betcenberl. Wayne Jarvia, Steven K. Jones, William D. ·~ Juatla, -- Mra. •Kate M. Kearns, Opon Until 9 PM ·Mrs. Raymond M. Kerwood, SATURDAY Dorothy Perkins Mn. Arlan D. Lyons, Lelsha J. Mace, Mrs. Willlam 0. Qualls, Mrs. Cary H. Rayburn, Mrs. SHOES I 3 88 SWEATERS FOREMAN & ABBOTT River News SJ .95 to POOR BOY ~t ]-951l)._ycl. \ ··' •,, Give Recital Hospital News ,, 'of ,,... 73 225 40 69 Jrtl the Braves to Atlanta, tbe alate .......on an e Cll Serbia, ltart\lli Wor ~ 89 281 35 86 .306 law did not apply. c:ommant. L ., 111 - , ~ 1r0op1 drove Amlrleu League The c:ourt, 1n 8 apUt 4-3 1!1 Atlan~: MIJGl' [~~. Al)fn :llllrt ?Jhaii'·~I,OJI!. unempliJ7~ ,.. G. AB R. B. PeL decillon, overturned a MUwauk· called II INit DIWI .' ~ "'-fill tram ·WIIIIIllaWD u ~~·~ :4S :59 :: :~ ''~cJY~~ scheduled) WtsbingtoD .433 :18'4 Frtday'a Game• !:'\- JJ' ,' 53 46 .535 13 (J2.1) vs. Schwall !4-3). B:lli Simon, stL •• 48 ... l"L I, """"', AUa .. •. 'lulctfl t,. ~r,: ' ,,.. .-· ~ '· .:·..,;.•" ' �• ' d J l I ~·· ,., I ' ' "' Dauy Sentinel, · ' ~;;'toy-KI,ddlellllfl, o., Jl!ly !8, t~7 • • · ••. 4 .• OCJAL S , . CAJ'UNDAR • Inspection Held ObligatiOns Given1 . ' cOn~err J. 'eJ · b'y Grange ,, 26'U7 lllt , • Da ld l' Highway ShOW WI·n pOffit •, H R~lwffe~ c::~e ' T Ohi Transportatmn .. .. Jng Ohio-made p!Mtctl. Ul'Yi ' Joe TIIYI<*'. 1M The sories bNb11 w1111 • "' . ·ter,' ~~~ and' the meet- the cloijlng tl\')ughts. ' '. 4r.J . • .itlll .! i:; :r.'U:~:.: . Rei'. IDd Mn. Calvin Rodeproduction ot • lr&U ·' beffer, Portsmouth, were guests 0 0 drawn in !BO.Iby RPfuJ Putnam, • , ~y. , of the Lelart Falls Methodist . Surveyor General of the (Jolted , ·s~ was held by. Ohest- "!llod RoM& For A Blue La!.IT" WILUNG WORKJ:JIS ,elasl of Cllarge at a picnic on the Da· . . 1 F rther em hasized Is the Slates and a 1966 blgbway map. Gti!IP No. 2e!ll Tuesday after whicb 1 quiz was eOndtic!t- tl\"e Enterprllll EuB clJ!lrcll will vld Yost place in Great Bend. An OhiO Departme~l of ll•gh: " . P . , "ilJit.HJrey Hoi., worthy ed. by Mrs. 'Orr who alSQ gave Qleet Thiii'S!Ial!, eveolnl, at th~ Members and friends of East ways, dlspl~y, spotltghtmg the fact OhiO, In Its role as 1 nat~on- 1 , .,~. !gfteS ... ' ·~~~;t::~~.~·~·~ Friday. Mfi'Pe Loll~~ !"itb Letart, Apple Grove, Great fact Oh•o 1s the Tra?,sportatiOn a\ leader in tr.ansportat•o~\ Students Attending ~,.~,...;;;i;;;;,....,..,......,,...,...~ , opened In ritualistic form. Remalts were given by 'Mra. Ben Buct il the hosteu. Bend, Morse Chapel, and L&- Center of Amel'!ca, wlli be boasts 400 trucJ< ltnes, 34 rail· , Worbho Seminars · v:rgd ,Atkins, deputy and Mrs Mr, and Mrs, At!dns. ROCK SPljlNGS ,' GJIANGE tart FaDs churches enjoyed the hlgbhght exhibits at the Meigs road lines, 133 water transpor- : PT. PLEAsfm _ Five offi· i' A' kina, juvenile matron,, were lng clpsed In regular lorm,,"t. wiD meet Thursday; at 8 p.m. fellowship. Besldea the food County Fall, August lii-20. tat:on campames, 115 bus lmes, , cers and representatives ol the ,. [ Jonled by the mutilr! A u whlcb poUuck refreshments ltllpecllon will be condueted by supplied by tbe ladies, were The dlsp)ay Will be ma~ned 19 alt hnes, and 106 •000 . miles Point Pleasant Senior High For Evil"{ Sew!nf Need ; JOmmunlcallon was re~ from were served. The nest meeting Virgil Alldna deputy. There wiD boat riding and water skiing from personnel from DIVISion of paved . roads wh•~h mclude , School student council are e ~tate Gr8J18e in 1'811tird to .dele- wlll be Tuesdqy, August ZS, be il progr~ 8lld refnsbments made available lor all by Mr. 10, according to Deputy Duec· 18 -7110 miles of maJor high·, aUet~ding the W. Va. Student SingerSaiM-Setvlce gate 1o Slate Gi-anse: tind a and lhe third deare.e wiU be will be lljli'Ved. Yost. Rev. Rodeheller proved tnr John W. Dowler. Th~ ~r ways. i Council Worshop 1 h" • vote wu !Ibn on a delegate Riven. • THE W.O!l'.U. of Middleport himself hoth adept at making plays actually depict a ou ~ ' A large clock m the outline of I week at West VIrginia Wesley. will meet '11!tll'!day evening, friends and at water skiing. He theme- "See " the. Wonderlu Ohio and Ule slogan "It's Time an College in Buckhannan. W. McCall's PaHtrnt :nd an alternate. The obligaUon was given in Family Dinner Held' July 28 inal~ of Friday ~· is the newly appointed district \!orkl of Ohio, which t" th~ To See Your Wonderful World va. ..._1 $HOP tile first degree, and the second • reported earlier. The group will superintendent ol the Methodist Transpo,;tation Cen er 0 of Ohio," highlights the exteri· ' 10 degree was given In run form In P01nt Plemant have a flclllC at 1:30 P· m. at Church lor an area that in- Amel'lca. . . . or and :nv1tes the public tn view I Attending are Scotty Ieard, ' to lour cnadldates, Mr and Mr. and Mrs Walter Crooks the home oL Mn. M. L. Kelly eludes Meigs County. Mrs. John \ The exbiblls also emphaSJZi! the display. The clock Is ouUin- president; Ronnie Wedge. vice 115 w. 'btdWJ/J2/IA • Mrs J'liDet !laves and son, and famUy 'Ner¢ cuests at a on Grant St. Melllbel'll are to Wolfe, was chairman of the Gov. James A.. R:odesOh pro- ed with shadow boxes display- president; Lynda HaU, secreJoh~, and Irs Showalter family dinner Sunday at the ' take q .~ered dish and table event James F. Early is pas- gram to create _JO s ID 10 as "Sal•t .. was the theme of borne of Mr. and Mrs. Louis serviel. . tor. they show _the Importance of th •Y ted b Mrs ' Rossi and fam.ly In Point Plea· , lransportatJOn to educatwn, re· e progam pre:: yG , Sllnt. !'he dinner wu in oboerv- LOYAL WOMEN'S Clallll of I search and industry • whJCh '" IIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIURIIIIIItlli S".llllllllllllllllllll ..: of the . blrthdly of Mrs. the Cb=h of Christ, Annual Picnic Ht>ld turn creates jobs. !!,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU sm •g 0 , Y 81 ,Henry Fruth of Point ~leasant wiD !lave a picnic aupper at ,4 H · H '· - -· i Up To Thee. opened the pro- , Attending were Mr. anll Mrs the Chureb Thursday evenln& t e.anes ome. !Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith aud Your Full Service Bank Is •• • '' gram and memb_ers respond· i'/ulter Crool<s, Mr. and Mrs. ~ at 6 p. m. The Loyal The Fmndly Neighbors club Linda, Donnie and Mike. Mrs. ed roll caus;s Cropks and daughters, Me,\s cia• will ho 111Jesls lor and their Amanda Kasper , Mr and Mrs 5 ocCIC ~Is. byarmD lea Ket! t ac d Plm and Cindy , Mr. and Mrs. the eosdng. aunttuha hpicmc f Me aydeveMmng Roger Hines ond Amy and All· 5 were ••ven a au ' an Th RIVERV!fW GARDEN Club a e orne 0 r an rs. drea and the host and hostess § 0 Highway Safety Facls by ·~' ann~ ~~~·. wlil •·~• II· picnic at the home Willard Hines. Athens Road ---·- · I Gecrge Holter Mr. '""'e ""'"""' ·'"" ·'¢'7" • 1 T t' , d Wh Mr. and Mrs. Jack .of ~· ""fliss Frank Thurs- Games were enj"yed by Mr Ao Faric 1es "be"' Ereal, D a1I children, Miss Anna ' day evening, July 28 Servmg and Mrs Gemge Buchanan, w ls armer y ar ean. ij t 6 o'clock A flower == '' · anri The Wo;\d Has Need of Miss Kathryn ~rut,h, Mr. and! m~ ts a ·. Mr and Mrs. Franklm Hep~, · .f D A d Mrs Rossi and family the ' arrangmg workshop will be con· Mrs IA!on McKmght and Judy , DRY ;;; Y by Jenmer Ja·_...,. !bonor, Mrs. F' ... dueled: d Bth M.rs F ran kG ress , = lo•Cl,•e "The Da 9 ofean. tbe Week" _,.,. o u•, a11 . an e , i 5 '.. '. b ,! Ho~··t N ol Point Pleasant. MASON FIRE will Mr. and lylrs. Paul Taylor and CLEANING w. s giVen M DY "'"·K tz""' Mewsponsor a street dan th'ts Brenda an d Debb'te an d guess, t ' Se-rving Mei gs Countu for over 94 Yem-s 11 1 ~ o'o'11:~~ck, ar::r~. Geo~~ l Nijay Stitchers 'l'llursday ni8ht ffolll 8 to 11 Sherri and Gordeon JohnS<Jn, Service On Request Member Federal Reserve System • beirne M Henr E'ch- M ·D P• m. (EST) at the comer of Mr. and Mrs Tommy Werry, ' .n !· rs. ' y t eet "' rakes Second and Brown Streets. The Mrs. Henry Werry Mrs. Chari· Member Federal Deposit Insurance C~rporatio11 '" """ Miss MarJorie Hoffman Mrs W A Drak . · . "rd Mrs · He•"" Turner . · · e Jays will emcee the teea event. es Werry and DICk. Bob and POMEROY · ··: · . the Nifty SUtchers club FRIDAY Kathy Mr. and ~lrs. Denver :LEANERS · Thom~~a~s,~M~r~s,~Cl~el~and~_tlH~in~es~, ' :~,.,,.,.,,...,....,='..,.,~ n A trio, Jennifer, Melame "So and I•' at her home • Rock W.C.T.U. of Middleport w11! en1se 0 ean, sane.. , me- Road. 'The evelllng wu meet Friday evening, July :aJ ·- ---- ~--• hel'l! Over the Rambow, and socially lltd in Sf-WIIlj. at the !tOme of Mrs. M. L. Kel· i ments were served II) Mrs. Se- 11 on Grant Street. A picnic wiD IIUy • • • • ,..... Urn Blazewlcz, Mrs. Jack be served at6:SO p.m. and mem· Gat and Get rn. · Mrs. William Bartels, bers are asked to takt a cover· • Dill! . 3 NlJb&ll lJI MIAMI •uc" Mrs. Carl Moore. , dilih and table service. ) _ 1 .., ,....,_ t1Dbl.llftable bur' 'I'Nt ' 'l'he ~I meeting will ~ FOJtll:ST RUN METHODIST nAtiQN at the hom e of ' cream n•ClltTI,IID w, Mlia stOAI .. Pomeroy, 011 1, rs. will have an tee ~:.:;;;::::=:=:=~~~~~====Oi social at U1e church, Friday, be:• ginning at 6:30 p.m. Home mnde Ice cream, cake and ple will be sold. POMEROY POJJCE Dept. will sponsor a teen-age danct Open O.lly 9:00 ,. 7:00-Friday Til 8 party with the Jays tbla Fri · ·day night at the PomenJY 1ln· · Stturday Til 9 niB court starUng at I p. m. I. MAIN ST. . WY 2-3975 POMEROY In calll ol raiD or cool wealber the dance will be bald In the \ OUR FRESH GROUND 1o PACKAGED high school gym. JOLLY BUNCH Sowing Club i will meet at the hom• of Nora 1 lb. Mills Friday. Aug. 311, .at $:30 p. m. and go to GaUlpoUa lor ~ COQk out. Beatrice Rob$on is McCOY'S HOMOGE~IZ&D hotite of T~ ~eel- M~. durli!g their wt!!k'• wm · aid them ID cU activiOes 4~sdiiJCll term. The' "'olip . reliliil to their ·lloma h~v ·: <i·•~ fA 8 RICS ' :i~ · w: ~ FABRIC ! ?~.: "119 . ·,r.~ . ·.,. · ' \;; ..:.1" (o · .;·;r~ .1_'··'. · ,,It , , I ~:ur ~- 't'her\aca. • tSth CentufV, . Was I 'n\i1 the . tor snal<eblle. edi· l< ant•ctote 70 \ngt ' Gree sed· lt nad as . .-.1\ent of ever~ U verY \Ull•vents. TodaY • e . 01easured d drug IS dirine an "'e ·r·r prtnsl · ·on · 1 ' ' rnan)l as 'th Wl s<·ienH stORE HOURS: ,.,. to 10 PM 8 oaiiV ,.,. to 1'1:30 30 •undiY \0: p~ to 9 PM , 5 ' II· SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' WY 2-2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You a! tax paid on gasoline as a ' credit on their Federal, income tax returns in 1966. Since most farm•rs Iii• their I income tax returns on a ralen- ' dar year basis, the credit for ' gasoline laJ< refund laken on 196Q ta< returns will include ~· the tax on gasoline used in the ' period from July I, 1118.1 , through December 31, 1!1116. The ! tax refund is to be made onlv !1 on gasoline actuallv used ~~ farming operations: Worth ASetcnd Lookl The Amazing Buys ·At j I' DAVIS-SHULER'S Storew;de BURNSIDE PROMOTED Thomas R. Burnside, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burnside, Pomeroy Rt. 2, has been proI moted to Sp4. Tommy has been :in Gerllll!ly in the Engineers lor two years. He is presently taking a three weeks supply ~r (Ourse at Numaul, Germany. He also has had IBM training. Tommy's address Is: SP4 Thomas R. Burnside, RA 111698179, $3$ Engineer Co. (L. E.), APO 09028 U. S. Forces, 1 New York, N. Y. • I~ I l l Beginning Friday Morning • • • i wo MEN'S.·· DRESSES. } All Remtlning s · . Ulnfller Dresses Prictcf To Cit Pehtes, Juniors M'18585 ' ., · ' and Half-s· V1lues From 5 99 •zes $ . toJ9.99inFourG""ps $4 You, too, can travel in style -with the savings you·ll get at your Chevrolet dco kr's . I Mldd~t '.=!IDee ;an Wl~hf ~~ l!ldward t:;~~'~· > I • ..!-- . 6 8, $10 Ya Ue~. I I / I i ~· ' ' ,.. lbs. HOMI MADI HAM SALAD _ _ lb. 69c ILICID PORK. LIVER 1f2 . II.ICED PORK ~AVOR ----~------~ ~--Children's Sportswear To Clear "!(' ,,. > t ' /0'... ; ..,.<I·.. SIDE BACON ·i:c~~ ~, ~~. 89t July 30th· 1 -·~ 1 I SUNDAY ' THE ,21TH ANNUAL MeEI·I Roy reirnloi! wiD be beld at i Portland park. SUnday. AU111J!t 1 7. A bullet dlnntr will be •erv-~ eel ~ all relaUves and lrlends art Invited. ' 1 MONDAY I MIDDLEPORT GARDEN I Cub lawn party at the home of Mn. E. M. Wood, Monday, Au~~Q~t 1, at e p.m. All memberl' ' br~ their own llble 11..-JI'II!c·!ll, HOI!esses are Mrl. B. Wood, Mn. M. L. !l'ranch, 1111'11. c. A. Bmmisb, Mra. J. H. Titus, Mn. Waller H.,.a, Mrl. U. c. WUoon, Harm Marl• SPilth and Mrs. David Eall- _..,ft . -.. Va I ' C~evrolet Impala Sport Sedan (forearnund) avaOablt Wllh h!'tndsome btac&. hnyl roaf cover. From left (b;,e,;ground) , Corvall' MonzaSpon Sedan,CbevyD ~o\·~ Sporr Coupe and Che~·elle SS 396 Convertible. ~ -- To ALL SALES IXCH~IS. Women's Sleepwear •. Lingerie ·' · CLEARANCE Cl~ances from tJiock of clllconlloued numben iJ1 lleepwur, lin. gene, llru, Clr-·•nd foundations, one of a kind, broken sizes • odds & enda all from our top brands of famous labels, but very ~group. . ' um: Pick <l Jet·smOi ' •her C,.,c\ rolel lmpiila with Body by Fi, her comforts like door-to-door carpeting and foam-cll6hione4 seats. Or a tnp-s~rinkin& Che•elie SS 396 or Malibu. An economicoi Chevy fi you'D be proud to be seen in anywhere. Or an agile, sure· footed Corvair (the 500 Sport Coupe is I ' America's lowest priced l)arcltop). A l l with eight standard safety featw:es for '"· includin& two-speed electric wilt<laiel4 wipers with washer. AU come powercclllb only Chevrolet caa power a c;ar, Allll81 you have to do to save ou one ill a bis M.J is sec your Cbcvrolot dealer. /a 1 TO > ,· .' OFF . '' .,, ,, " l: . · v SPRlNG.COATS l Price ,..... Cbmolet Cllefelle Cbevy ll Cor;•lr C<II'Yette ---------- ma ···· - POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET ~ROY • can ~I " eDOWNSTAIIS ~, > -·····-----·-········· ..-----------·-·--·············------ • ... ,+SAVE "·· l • ' . ' .~ " ' See the miD wlao cari save you tbe most~-our Chevrolet dealer ,, . He l>o-d ~& Bo-ys .&re ctealin' tile battom ODf Of . prices to put you in the lead . Ahead of the pack. With the great Dodge breed. Drive your own baEpin: a Dart. Coronet Polara, Monaco or Charger: Ride with the good guys. FINAL NO NO IEFUtfQS:'NO . IAY~AV{AYS. CHILDREN'S SHOES All' Swimwear Reduced l OH 50 Pain Mostly loy• JU111plng J_....;, Ytilutt1,. $1.50 ~1.00 :Pr• es-ldFioor "· ·' , • ,;.', ends, broken sizes, discontinued numbers all 10 NOW. Be here when the doora open Frld•.. for host SAVE i ·.-.. . II; · ~ds . and , to 1 ~ ·!1i.. : · _of pieces of children's sportswear, swim·wear, aborts, pedal buya. · • l • SATVRDAY BASIIAN VOLUNTEER fire Department wlll have an ice cream !IQCial Saturday evening SLICED BACON ,. 7 s1.oo . TO ·sse ' liST IUY AT SIMON'S OptnFrld•y Nltht Until I p.m. OVER 160 Chlldren'l beJter dresses right from our line• of Gr'!"IIAW&y, Cinderella, alld others. SAVE s•'· ho~tess. • THERE WILL -be an icecream social at the Bedford Community Center Friday niitll July 1!9, beglnnlng at 5:30 p.m., aponsored by the Bedford Llt- BREAD OFF ' I. • • I HOLSUM OR ADAMS WOMEN'S SPORlSWEAR SAVE - ;j ..... GRADE AMILK 4 For easual wear, active sports, traveling and leisure SKIRTS SLACKS, SHOR1'S, BLOUSES, SHIFTS, CO-QRDINATES AND MATCHED SEP~TES. Sizes for Juniors and Missy including lood variety for early shoppers. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6•00 tO 8•00 POt~EROY NATIONAL BANK 2 HOUR =· :i • GROUND BEEf -~. J s1.2• ::::::::::::::::~~~~-=S~~C~ON=D~,L~O:~:~... Theyie ready to go-but quick. LuxurioU$ Impalas, racy Che~IJes, thrifty Chevy ll~, sporty Corvairs. ChelTOiets never built more cars for the money. And you've never been able to save more on one than right now. l ... _......_ __ .. l -1 Rob'! ... son's ... ,.... 1 != ! t~e". famJ~s.:;eld ; • I~ ~er.th .1 ,aoclpys; they > wear white bats. ' R. ·. fl.:~a.WLI.. GS SONS CO. ·, .... ·.'·' ~!;, \ . ' 't'.·. ..&~o ~ .nd..! • .. .: ~ ~''J4;r ', ,. l f:'• I' ·~'~ r .,•.,!lljl'~ ...ts. . • . '· ' ' . ~ ·, > . ' .,. "'~ Middleport, 0. ·' �• ' d J l I ~·· ,., I ' ' "' Dauy Sentinel, · ' ~;;'toy-KI,ddlellllfl, o., Jl!ly !8, t~7 • • · ••. 4 .• OCJAL S , . CAJ'UNDAR • Inspection Held ObligatiOns Given1 . ' cOn~err J. 'eJ · b'y Grange ,, 26'U7 lllt , • Da ld l' Highway ShOW WI·n pOffit •, H R~lwffe~ c::~e ' T Ohi Transportatmn .. .. Jng Ohio-made p!Mtctl. Ul'Yi ' Joe TIIYI<*'. 1M The sories bNb11 w1111 • "' . ·ter,' ~~~ and' the meet- the cloijlng tl\')ughts. ' '. 4r.J . • .itlll .! i:; :r.'U:~:.: . Rei'. IDd Mn. Calvin Rodeproduction ot • lr&U ·' beffer, Portsmouth, were guests 0 0 drawn in !BO.Iby RPfuJ Putnam, • , ~y. , of the Lelart Falls Methodist . Surveyor General of the (Jolted , ·s~ was held by. Ohest- "!llod RoM& For A Blue La!.IT" WILUNG WORKJ:JIS ,elasl of Cllarge at a picnic on the Da· . . 1 F rther em hasized Is the Slates and a 1966 blgbway map. Gti!IP No. 2e!ll Tuesday after whicb 1 quiz was eOndtic!t- tl\"e Enterprllll EuB clJ!lrcll will vld Yost place in Great Bend. An OhiO Departme~l of ll•gh: " . P . , "ilJit.HJrey Hoi., worthy ed. by Mrs. 'Orr who alSQ gave Qleet Thiii'S!Ial!, eveolnl, at th~ Members and friends of East ways, dlspl~y, spotltghtmg the fact OhiO, In Its role as 1 nat~on- 1 , .,~. !gfteS ... ' ·~~~;t::~~.~·~·~ Friday. Mfi'Pe Loll~~ !"itb Letart, Apple Grove, Great fact Oh•o 1s the Tra?,sportatiOn a\ leader in tr.ansportat•o~\ Students Attending ~,.~,...;;;i;;;;,....,..,......,,...,...~ , opened In ritualistic form. Remalts were given by 'Mra. Ben Buct il the hosteu. Bend, Morse Chapel, and L&- Center of Amel'!ca, wlli be boasts 400 trucJ< ltnes, 34 rail· , Worbho Seminars · v:rgd ,Atkins, deputy and Mrs Mr, and Mrs, At!dns. ROCK SPljlNGS ,' GJIANGE tart FaDs churches enjoyed the hlgbhght exhibits at the Meigs road lines, 133 water transpor- : PT. PLEAsfm _ Five offi· i' A' kina, juvenile matron,, were lng clpsed In regular lorm,,"t. wiD meet Thursday; at 8 p.m. fellowship. Besldea the food County Fall, August lii-20. tat:on campames, 115 bus lmes, , cers and representatives ol the ,. [ Jonled by the mutilr! A u whlcb poUuck refreshments ltllpecllon will be condueted by supplied by tbe ladies, were The dlsp)ay Will be ma~ned 19 alt hnes, and 106 •000 . miles Point Pleasant Senior High For Evil"{ Sew!nf Need ; JOmmunlcallon was re~ from were served. The nest meeting Virgil Alldna deputy. There wiD boat riding and water skiing from personnel from DIVISion of paved . roads wh•~h mclude , School student council are e ~tate Gr8J18e in 1'811tird to .dele- wlll be Tuesdqy, August ZS, be il progr~ 8lld refnsbments made available lor all by Mr. 10, according to Deputy Duec· 18 -7110 miles of maJor high·, aUet~ding the W. Va. Student SingerSaiM-Setvlce gate 1o Slate Gi-anse: tind a and lhe third deare.e wiU be will be lljli'Ved. Yost. Rev. Rodeheller proved tnr John W. Dowler. Th~ ~r ways. i Council Worshop 1 h" • vote wu !Ibn on a delegate Riven. • THE W.O!l'.U. of Middleport himself hoth adept at making plays actually depict a ou ~ ' A large clock m the outline of I week at West VIrginia Wesley. will meet '11!tll'!day evening, friends and at water skiing. He theme- "See " the. Wonderlu Ohio and Ule slogan "It's Time an College in Buckhannan. W. McCall's PaHtrnt :nd an alternate. The obligaUon was given in Family Dinner Held' July 28 inal~ of Friday ~· is the newly appointed district \!orkl of Ohio, which t" th~ To See Your Wonderful World va. ..._1 $HOP tile first degree, and the second • reported earlier. The group will superintendent ol the Methodist Transpo,;tation Cen er 0 of Ohio," highlights the exteri· ' 10 degree was given In run form In P01nt Plemant have a flclllC at 1:30 P· m. at Church lor an area that in- Amel'lca. . . . or and :nv1tes the public tn view I Attending are Scotty Ieard, ' to lour cnadldates, Mr and Mr. and Mrs Walter Crooks the home oL Mn. M. L. Kelly eludes Meigs County. Mrs. John \ The exbiblls also emphaSJZi! the display. The clock Is ouUin- president; Ronnie Wedge. vice 115 w. 'btdWJ/J2/IA • Mrs J'liDet !laves and son, and famUy 'Ner¢ cuests at a on Grant St. Melllbel'll are to Wolfe, was chairman of the Gov. James A.. R:odesOh pro- ed with shadow boxes display- president; Lynda HaU, secreJoh~, and Irs Showalter family dinner Sunday at the ' take q .~ered dish and table event James F. Early is pas- gram to create _JO s ID 10 as "Sal•t .. was the theme of borne of Mr. and Mrs. Louis serviel. . tor. they show _the Importance of th •Y ted b Mrs ' Rossi and fam.ly In Point Plea· , lransportatJOn to educatwn, re· e progam pre:: yG , Sllnt. !'he dinner wu in oboerv- LOYAL WOMEN'S Clallll of I search and industry • whJCh '" IIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIURIIIIIItlli S".llllllllllllllllllll ..: of the . blrthdly of Mrs. the Cb=h of Christ, Annual Picnic Ht>ld turn creates jobs. !!,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU sm •g 0 , Y 81 ,Henry Fruth of Point ~leasant wiD !lave a picnic aupper at ,4 H · H '· - -· i Up To Thee. opened the pro- , Attending were Mr. anll Mrs the Chureb Thursday evenln& t e.anes ome. !Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith aud Your Full Service Bank Is •• • '' gram and memb_ers respond· i'/ulter Crool<s, Mr. and Mrs. ~ at 6 p. m. The Loyal The Fmndly Neighbors club Linda, Donnie and Mike. Mrs. ed roll caus;s Cropks and daughters, Me,\s cia• will ho 111Jesls lor and their Amanda Kasper , Mr and Mrs 5 ocCIC ~Is. byarmD lea Ket! t ac d Plm and Cindy , Mr. and Mrs. the eosdng. aunttuha hpicmc f Me aydeveMmng Roger Hines ond Amy and All· 5 were ••ven a au ' an Th RIVERV!fW GARDEN Club a e orne 0 r an rs. drea and the host and hostess § 0 Highway Safety Facls by ·~' ann~ ~~~·. wlil •·~• II· picnic at the home Willard Hines. Athens Road ---·- · I Gecrge Holter Mr. '""'e ""'"""' ·'"" ·'¢'7" • 1 T t' , d Wh Mr. and Mrs. Jack .of ~· ""fliss Frank Thurs- Games were enj"yed by Mr Ao Faric 1es "be"' Ereal, D a1I children, Miss Anna ' day evening, July 28 Servmg and Mrs Gemge Buchanan, w ls armer y ar ean. ij t 6 o'clock A flower == '' · anri The Wo;\d Has Need of Miss Kathryn ~rut,h, Mr. and! m~ ts a ·. Mr and Mrs. Franklm Hep~, · .f D A d Mrs Rossi and family the ' arrangmg workshop will be con· Mrs IA!on McKmght and Judy , DRY ;;; Y by Jenmer Ja·_...,. !bonor, Mrs. F' ... dueled: d Bth M.rs F ran kG ress , = lo•Cl,•e "The Da 9 ofean. tbe Week" _,.,. o u•, a11 . an e , i 5 '.. '. b ,! Ho~··t N ol Point Pleasant. MASON FIRE will Mr. and lylrs. Paul Taylor and CLEANING w. s giVen M DY "'"·K tz""' Mewsponsor a street dan th'ts Brenda an d Debb'te an d guess, t ' Se-rving Mei gs Countu for over 94 Yem-s 11 1 ~ o'o'11:~~ck, ar::r~. Geo~~ l Nijay Stitchers 'l'llursday ni8ht ffolll 8 to 11 Sherri and Gordeon JohnS<Jn, Service On Request Member Federal Reserve System • beirne M Henr E'ch- M ·D P• m. (EST) at the comer of Mr. and Mrs Tommy Werry, ' .n !· rs. ' y t eet "' rakes Second and Brown Streets. The Mrs. Henry Werry Mrs. Chari· Member Federal Deposit Insurance C~rporatio11 '" """ Miss MarJorie Hoffman Mrs W A Drak . · . "rd Mrs · He•"" Turner . · · e Jays will emcee the teea event. es Werry and DICk. Bob and POMEROY · ··: · . the Nifty SUtchers club FRIDAY Kathy Mr. and ~lrs. Denver :LEANERS · Thom~~a~s,~M~r~s,~Cl~el~and~_tlH~in~es~, ' :~,.,,.,.,,...,....,='..,.,~ n A trio, Jennifer, Melame "So and I•' at her home • Rock W.C.T.U. of Middleport w11! en1se 0 ean, sane.. , me- Road. 'The evelllng wu meet Friday evening, July :aJ ·- ---- ~--• hel'l! Over the Rambow, and socially lltd in Sf-WIIlj. at the !tOme of Mrs. M. L. Kel· i ments were served II) Mrs. Se- 11 on Grant Street. A picnic wiD IIUy • • • • ,..... Urn Blazewlcz, Mrs. Jack be served at6:SO p.m. and mem· Gat and Get rn. · Mrs. William Bartels, bers are asked to takt a cover· • Dill! . 3 NlJb&ll lJI MIAMI •uc" Mrs. Carl Moore. , dilih and table service. ) _ 1 .., ,....,_ t1Dbl.llftable bur' 'I'Nt ' 'l'he ~I meeting will ~ FOJtll:ST RUN METHODIST nAtiQN at the hom e of ' cream n•ClltTI,IID w, Mlia stOAI .. Pomeroy, 011 1, rs. will have an tee ~:.:;;;::::=:=:=~~~~~====Oi social at U1e church, Friday, be:• ginning at 6:30 p.m. Home mnde Ice cream, cake and ple will be sold. POMEROY POJJCE Dept. will sponsor a teen-age danct Open O.lly 9:00 ,. 7:00-Friday Til 8 party with the Jays tbla Fri · ·day night at the PomenJY 1ln· · Stturday Til 9 niB court starUng at I p. m. I. MAIN ST. . WY 2-3975 POMEROY In calll ol raiD or cool wealber the dance will be bald In the \ OUR FRESH GROUND 1o PACKAGED high school gym. JOLLY BUNCH Sowing Club i will meet at the hom• of Nora 1 lb. Mills Friday. Aug. 311, .at $:30 p. m. and go to GaUlpoUa lor ~ COQk out. Beatrice Rob$on is McCOY'S HOMOGE~IZ&D hotite of T~ ~eel- M~. durli!g their wt!!k'• wm · aid them ID cU activiOes 4~sdiiJCll term. The' "'olip . reliliil to their ·lloma h~v ·: <i·•~ fA 8 RICS ' :i~ · w: ~ FABRIC ! ?~.: "119 . ·,r.~ . ·.,. · ' \;; ..:.1" (o · .;·;r~ .1_'··'. · ,,It , , I ~:ur ~- 't'her\aca. • tSth CentufV, . Was I 'n\i1 the . tor snal<eblle. edi· l< ant•ctote 70 \ngt ' Gree sed· lt nad as . .-.1\ent of ever~ U verY \Ull•vents. TodaY • e . 01easured d drug IS dirine an "'e ·r·r prtnsl · ·on · 1 ' ' rnan)l as 'th Wl s<·ienH stORE HOURS: ,.,. to 10 PM 8 oaiiV ,.,. to 1'1:30 30 •undiY \0: p~ to 9 PM , 5 ' II· SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' WY 2-2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You a! tax paid on gasoline as a ' credit on their Federal, income tax returns in 1966. Since most farm•rs Iii• their I income tax returns on a ralen- ' dar year basis, the credit for ' gasoline laJ< refund laken on 196Q ta< returns will include ~· the tax on gasoline used in the ' period from July I, 1118.1 , through December 31, 1!1116. The ! tax refund is to be made onlv !1 on gasoline actuallv used ~~ farming operations: Worth ASetcnd Lookl The Amazing Buys ·At j I' DAVIS-SHULER'S Storew;de BURNSIDE PROMOTED Thomas R. Burnside, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burnside, Pomeroy Rt. 2, has been proI moted to Sp4. Tommy has been :in Gerllll!ly in the Engineers lor two years. He is presently taking a three weeks supply ~r (Ourse at Numaul, Germany. He also has had IBM training. Tommy's address Is: SP4 Thomas R. Burnside, RA 111698179, $3$ Engineer Co. (L. E.), APO 09028 U. S. Forces, 1 New York, N. Y. • I~ I l l Beginning Friday Morning • • • i wo MEN'S.·· DRESSES. } All Remtlning s · . Ulnfller Dresses Prictcf To Cit Pehtes, Juniors M'18585 ' ., · ' and Half-s· V1lues From 5 99 •zes $ . toJ9.99inFourG""ps $4 You, too, can travel in style -with the savings you·ll get at your Chevrolet dco kr's . I Mldd~t '.=!IDee ;an Wl~hf ~~ l!ldward t:;~~'~· > I • ..!-- . 6 8, $10 Ya Ue~. I I / I i ~· ' ' ,.. lbs. HOMI MADI HAM SALAD _ _ lb. 69c ILICID PORK. LIVER 1f2 . II.ICED PORK ~AVOR ----~------~ ~--Children's Sportswear To Clear "!(' ,,. > t ' /0'... ; ..,.<I·.. SIDE BACON ·i:c~~ ~, ~~. 89t July 30th· 1 -·~ 1 I SUNDAY ' THE ,21TH ANNUAL MeEI·I Roy reirnloi! wiD be beld at i Portland park. SUnday. AU111J!t 1 7. A bullet dlnntr will be •erv-~ eel ~ all relaUves and lrlends art Invited. ' 1 MONDAY I MIDDLEPORT GARDEN I Cub lawn party at the home of Mn. E. M. Wood, Monday, Au~~Q~t 1, at e p.m. All memberl' ' br~ their own llble 11..-JI'II!c·!ll, HOI!esses are Mrl. B. Wood, Mn. M. L. !l'ranch, 1111'11. c. A. Bmmisb, Mra. J. H. Titus, Mn. Waller H.,.a, Mrl. U. c. WUoon, Harm Marl• SPilth and Mrs. David Eall- _..,ft . -.. Va I ' C~evrolet Impala Sport Sedan (forearnund) avaOablt Wllh h!'tndsome btac&. hnyl roaf cover. From left (b;,e,;ground) , Corvall' MonzaSpon Sedan,CbevyD ~o\·~ Sporr Coupe and Che~·elle SS 396 Convertible. ~ -- To ALL SALES IXCH~IS. Women's Sleepwear •. Lingerie ·' · CLEARANCE Cl~ances from tJiock of clllconlloued numben iJ1 lleepwur, lin. gene, llru, Clr-·•nd foundations, one of a kind, broken sizes • odds & enda all from our top brands of famous labels, but very ~group. . ' um: Pick <l Jet·smOi ' •her C,.,c\ rolel lmpiila with Body by Fi, her comforts like door-to-door carpeting and foam-cll6hione4 seats. Or a tnp-s~rinkin& Che•elie SS 396 or Malibu. An economicoi Chevy fi you'D be proud to be seen in anywhere. Or an agile, sure· footed Corvair (the 500 Sport Coupe is I ' America's lowest priced l)arcltop). A l l with eight standard safety featw:es for '"· includin& two-speed electric wilt<laiel4 wipers with washer. AU come powercclllb only Chevrolet caa power a c;ar, Allll81 you have to do to save ou one ill a bis M.J is sec your Cbcvrolot dealer. /a 1 TO > ,· .' OFF . '' .,, ,, " l: . · v SPRlNG.COATS l Price ,..... Cbmolet Cllefelle Cbevy ll Cor;•lr C<II'Yette ---------- ma ···· - POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET ~ROY • can ~I " eDOWNSTAIIS ~, > -·····-----·-········· ..-----------·-·--·············------ • ... ,+SAVE "·· l • ' . ' .~ " ' See the miD wlao cari save you tbe most~-our Chevrolet dealer ,, . He l>o-d ~& Bo-ys .&re ctealin' tile battom ODf Of . prices to put you in the lead . Ahead of the pack. With the great Dodge breed. Drive your own baEpin: a Dart. Coronet Polara, Monaco or Charger: Ride with the good guys. FINAL NO NO IEFUtfQS:'NO . IAY~AV{AYS. CHILDREN'S SHOES All' Swimwear Reduced l OH 50 Pain Mostly loy• JU111plng J_....;, Ytilutt1,. $1.50 ~1.00 :Pr• es-ldFioor "· ·' , • ,;.', ends, broken sizes, discontinued numbers all 10 NOW. Be here when the doora open Frld•.. for host SAVE i ·.-.. . II; · ~ds . and , to 1 ~ ·!1i.. : · _of pieces of children's sportswear, swim·wear, aborts, pedal buya. · • l • SATVRDAY BASIIAN VOLUNTEER fire Department wlll have an ice cream !IQCial Saturday evening SLICED BACON ,. 7 s1.oo . TO ·sse ' liST IUY AT SIMON'S OptnFrld•y Nltht Until I p.m. OVER 160 Chlldren'l beJter dresses right from our line• of Gr'!"IIAW&y, Cinderella, alld others. SAVE s•'· ho~tess. • THERE WILL -be an icecream social at the Bedford Community Center Friday niitll July 1!9, beglnnlng at 5:30 p.m., aponsored by the Bedford Llt- BREAD OFF ' I. • • I HOLSUM OR ADAMS WOMEN'S SPORlSWEAR SAVE - ;j ..... GRADE AMILK 4 For easual wear, active sports, traveling and leisure SKIRTS SLACKS, SHOR1'S, BLOUSES, SHIFTS, CO-QRDINATES AND MATCHED SEP~TES. Sizes for Juniors and Missy including lood variety for early shoppers. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6•00 tO 8•00 POt~EROY NATIONAL BANK 2 HOUR =· :i • GROUND BEEf -~. J s1.2• ::::::::::::::::~~~~-=S~~C~ON=D~,L~O:~:~... Theyie ready to go-but quick. LuxurioU$ Impalas, racy Che~IJes, thrifty Chevy ll~, sporty Corvairs. ChelTOiets never built more cars for the money. And you've never been able to save more on one than right now. l ... _......_ __ .. l -1 Rob'! ... son's ... ,.... 1 != ! t~e". famJ~s.:;eld ; • I~ ~er.th .1 ,aoclpys; they > wear white bats. ' R. ·. fl.:~a.WLI.. GS SONS CO. ·, .... ·.'·' ~!;, \ . ' 't'.·. ..&~o ~ .nd..! • .. .: ~ ~''J4;r ', ,. l f:'• I' ·~'~ r .,•.,!lljl'~ ...ts. . • . '· ' ' . ~ ·, > . ' .,. "'~ Middleport, 0. ·' �' •• '{{. c :,' •( ' . ' ··i' '9 'if"l ' . \~, , .,1,.,~ ., I I, ' · ·, ·' WlfiY ~~eM. INUFFY ' l¥l'nl ' \ I ~ '' ~ ; ' ' ''Vi ' ,I/ 0' .,' • 'j I ·~ . ' Dally ~ntlnel, l'o-oy·Ml4dleport, ~ .• W.,.,.AD ' ' *'••• For S.le ~8OUND SATIONAC.:-i966 1111101 CORRJCfiOtiJ · ••• ~ -::.,-:. 'fu'L.:f.,t ~ . ""~WI"••• • -~~ .. " "-... ff ,.......... '"' ... .. ...... .. '5.:~~.:.!'!r.!:.:!= id State Stereo with 4 speed autoJIIalia changer. 4 radio eomblnallon has Instant on radio. Walnut finish. Take ov· er peymenls of fUll per monlh or pay balance due f98.22. Qall 992-9218. ' 7241111 killa ptlita bestJ - Vree termttes. your home from anta, cockroaches, crlcUts. scorpions, silverfish, aptders, wasps and' water bugs. Avail· aole at Klns Bullduu Sqpply Co., Middleport. f 29 tfc I i' ( I tI .I '. OH, YEAN? 1VitL HOW ABtNrniOSE OF US 1UH0 AAE. STARVED RlR AFFECTioN? "i I .' ; I .; I' ! 1r KING '.' . " '. ' I; \ Notice ADAMS- TRADING ;;cPoa-:t-'7-IS open 8 dayt a week: Monday through Saturdaf,. We have radio and television repall, 1110 plenty of entique items. M1ln St. in RuUand, 0. Ph. 742-5394. 7 20 lfc ICE CRE;AM SOCIAL Forest Run Methodist Church, Friday, beginning at 6:110 p. m. Orders may be ~ailed in advance te Mll-3483 or m3854. J July 2&, 111611-9 7 27 3to ! Re1l Est1te For S1le ITWO 5 room boUBell. ----:=---:=-;----, -.n·• ... '• • G·et ·Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !erVi~t BU" f ,.J~~~~":'"" I ~0:\ousE: :.;t~ r?'~' .::..j=..... I - ..._ :li': tt I I ,, l . J I -, For Stle "BIG SALE! OUr summer mppllcme salll 11 in run icl>lng. Better price• than ever oil Freezers, Refrigerator,, W•· ·sher-:!'lat P~lr•:nf,••· Ran· &es an A.tr.Con oners. ' 15 cu. ft. ,,.., FREEZIR 17 I I I 1:. , IAPIATOl WHERE YOU SAVE THE MOST bat; Iy reroodeled, new heating system, wall to Willi carpet, close to school and store. on 2'18 Pearl St. In Middleport, o. Ph. 992-3410. 1 :w ate ,,-· 'l' 1 1..,chll..l 66 PlynJOuth 2295 n I--- -- - Cuelrlu rd~ Vallant 200. t door. Mi$1 blllt ~nts~. 9000 miles by loc&l eteclrenlc Ord•rlng To lppd Our Drlvt·l., II.YICI IS HEliE I 65 Chevrolet 2295 Crow's Steak HouJe owner. Automatic. L1ke new sud priced to go, IPOMEROY I • 1 ·• 1 Pomer•r, o. Hardtop. Locallr, own· ed and only 1~,000 m•l••· 6 !mpalo " .t:f.., tlful maroon finish. Radio 1nd heater. 64 Corvair SERVICE Atl Niw l~or 1fiij eCor eTru<k eHo•tor Core ellullcloZ6r •Any Type KEITH GOBLE FORD •flY MIN MICicl.rt, 0 HONDA . ' SAJJ.S & saviCt · . . Ill ONf 0, JHI cA"" NICifT PIOI'L.. DICK IIAWLINOS · ' ltawlingt Hond•SI~ ~ WY J.tl" fjiiDDLIPOIT . -~---~- cylinder !JOWer steermg. Spotl11u' lawn interior, beau· 1095 1 63 Chevrolet 1695 : . EXP!RIENCED EXIIIRIENC&D WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT RATS. MICE eliminated forEbersever, "Get Star." Deluxe Coupe. 1 local ow~er , ond motor overhauled. Good t1 res . bach Hardware, Sugar Run c:lean interior. Feed. P' · :.en'J Hardware. IIOBILE IJOME, iSM Tilall,lOI ace room and ceDar. This 7 h 30tp J ~~ ft. 2 , bildfDOIJI~ 1 • hke I property recenUy remodeled ; ·-new, prlced for easy fmllliC· and in good condition. Lot ; lm~la hardtop eoupe. Wh~te j OON'T ptiiDPJ:ur alusglsh sep- lllg. Ph. Mason 113-5282. l50r!OO. Priced to sell at I ttn11h. SpotlesJ cle&n red 1~- I 11e tank. t Klean-Em-Ail 327 liDifiDI, IUtomltiC . 7286tc • 12,500.00. ' tarior. Pemeroy '11"1 2-2193 Septic Tank Cleaner.. Land· power steering anrl brakes . Jf&OO.IlO Buys II acres near 1 Radio and hester. mark Farm Bureau. lnsuranw Rutland, snme fruit trees 1 7 Ultc - AUTOMOBILE Insurance been and strawberries, sandy soil, i WELL KEPT carpets show eaneeUad? Lost your opera~ crops common to area, nat~ I Nova 4 door, local owner. the result of rogular. Blqe ar'l license? Call WY Z.211U. ural gas heat, 7 room Turquoise finish, power 1teer· Lustre spot ~leanlns. Rent I II tlo bath' drilled well, -~l<,ken' !I lng and brake•. Radio and heat.u, a reel 1harpie eleetrle shampooer $1. Bak· bouse, hog house, etc.-· u Furniture Co. 7 25 Ole I'H\!TO Copfllll Service COP Albert M. Co1, Broker tea . madf " "Bi!l ', p!ipet'l. Beury Cleland, Salesman BLUE . WSTRE not only rids blrtl! ~ IIJICI ain)ost aiiJ Galaxie 500 4 door, locally 192-3130 otbei dOCUID!Dia. owned and sharp. Radio and t:anJeli of soil but leav')\1 HZ-2568 or t9W63i neater. VB automatic. Power lllaler ~. I'OIIIOI'OJ pile. llllfl and tolly. Rent elee7 211 brakes. trlc ahampooer $1. Pomeroy GAYNELL WISE property W•nted Cement Bloek Co. 7 25 6tc 108 Butternut Ave. Ph, HOUSEKEEPER to live ln. 5293. 1 7 2Z tfc SUPER STUFF, sur.. nul . .That Mrs. Warren Reeves. Ph. I I 11 .Blue LWJ!re for cleaning 188 3290, Albany, 0. Is ~f <'~ ', l'hone NEWLY IUS F'" let CrNm With Eooh : MODELED - l etory frame, 8 rooms <3 bedrooms), bath, ,,_, a ltofriJ"•Itlr. semi-basement. aluminum Ph. WY 2-2181 siding with Permastone, uminum stoop, garage, •1.- 1 ~EROY 000.00 down; balance $75 por ·~ OHIO month. Total price f8,900,00. YRACUSE - OLD BUT .NICE 1 hck W. C:.l'lty, Mgr. 2 story brick, 7 rooms r4 · large bedrooms), bath, furn· J " cu. ft. ChMI FREEZIR " IRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars oncl I .I e 5A\.I$. . ·BRAKE SERVICE e RENTALS :f lose Alignment Shop ROUSH &,LY~Nf~ C1mping Trai~. ~ Hort111 lt. Mo..,., 11!·..:!'•· Phono H2-357t W M<lln St. Pomeroy I'Prmerly Grua&er Bodr Works ~-.{' '·· NOW ;ll:' eCompi"J ·~·~tj! 112·21Gt 17-11 095 '62 Chevy II • 1 SA'IE THE MOS 59 Ford ... ... 795 "••Ia&• At POMEROY MOTOR CO. TRUCK SPECIALS 63 Corvair · · 1099 ' .' L'.·."', •. : ~ ~ f 66 Chevrolet Impala H. T. Cpe.-6 cyl. ' BACKUP LITES _ PADDED DASH -- WINDSHIELD WASHER P.B. RADIO •• WHITEWALL TIRES - FACTORY FRESH 12 Ton 8 ft. Pickup. Wide body, 6 cyl. engino, Cab A·l condition . Whit, over red SALE PRICE Cinish, heater, new tires. ltvel"ll Fl1f loHom, Dumtt ""PoMHERovko . 1 i MOTOR CO. · Good Buys At Your ;I Add Only Sales Tax & Title , · ', .1,. 60 NEW CARS and TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM ..· _,- ~ 4 Right Now Is The Time{' Chevrolot Dooler Open Eveni111119 P.M.. POMEROY, OHIO ll -.... - GET A NO. 1 DEAL ON AMERICA'S NO. 1 CAR <,. ·I• -POMEROY MOTOR C~. OPEN TIL 9:00 PM POMEROY, 01110 ·::. Voice of Broadway ' PEANUTS -r:.~-;:;:~-me!~,~·.,__ .: ••;•ni'~ a IMtl" - -- ~. -- 'WI&t do ,_...., 'pt IDft7' I ' j!') l I I ' �' •• '{{. c :,' •( ' . ' ··i' '9 'if"l ' . \~, , .,1,.,~ ., I I, ' · ·, ·' WlfiY ~~eM. INUFFY ' l¥l'nl ' \ I ~ '' ~ ; ' ' ''Vi ' ,I/ 0' .,' • 'j I ·~ . ' Dally ~ntlnel, l'o-oy·Ml4dleport, ~ .• W.,.,.AD ' ' *'••• For S.le ~8OUND SATIONAC.:-i966 1111101 CORRJCfiOtiJ · ••• ~ -::.,-:. 'fu'L.:f.,t ~ . ""~WI"••• • -~~ .. " "-... ff ,.......... '"' ... .. ...... .. '5.:~~.:.!'!r.!:.:!= id State Stereo with 4 speed autoJIIalia changer. 4 radio eomblnallon has Instant on radio. Walnut finish. Take ov· er peymenls of fUll per monlh or pay balance due f98.22. Qall 992-9218. ' 7241111 killa ptlita bestJ - Vree termttes. your home from anta, cockroaches, crlcUts. scorpions, silverfish, aptders, wasps and' water bugs. Avail· aole at Klns Bullduu Sqpply Co., Middleport. f 29 tfc I i' ( I tI .I '. OH, YEAN? 1VitL HOW ABtNrniOSE OF US 1UH0 AAE. STARVED RlR AFFECTioN? "i I .' ; I .; I' ! 1r KING '.' . " '. ' I; \ Notice ADAMS- TRADING ;;cPoa-:t-'7-IS open 8 dayt a week: Monday through Saturdaf,. We have radio and television repall, 1110 plenty of entique items. M1ln St. in RuUand, 0. Ph. 742-5394. 7 20 lfc ICE CRE;AM SOCIAL Forest Run Methodist Church, Friday, beginning at 6:110 p. m. Orders may be ~ailed in advance te Mll-3483 or m3854. J July 2&, 111611-9 7 27 3to ! Re1l Est1te For S1le ITWO 5 room boUBell. ----:=---:=-;----, -.n·• ... '• • G·et ·Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business !erVi~t BU" f ,.J~~~~":'"" I ~0:\ousE: :.;t~ r?'~' .::..j=..... I - ..._ :li': tt I I ,, l . J I -, For Stle "BIG SALE! OUr summer mppllcme salll 11 in run icl>lng. Better price• than ever oil Freezers, Refrigerator,, W•· ·sher-:!'lat P~lr•:nf,••· Ran· &es an A.tr.Con oners. ' 15 cu. ft. ,,.., FREEZIR 17 I I I 1:. , IAPIATOl WHERE YOU SAVE THE MOST bat; Iy reroodeled, new heating system, wall to Willi carpet, close to school and store. on 2'18 Pearl St. In Middleport, o. Ph. 992-3410. 1 :w ate ,,-· 'l' 1 1..,chll..l 66 PlynJOuth 2295 n I--- -- - Cuelrlu rd~ Vallant 200. t door. Mi$1 blllt ~nts~. 9000 miles by loc&l eteclrenlc Ord•rlng To lppd Our Drlvt·l., II.YICI IS HEliE I 65 Chevrolet 2295 Crow's Steak HouJe owner. Automatic. L1ke new sud priced to go, IPOMEROY I • 1 ·• 1 Pomer•r, o. Hardtop. Locallr, own· ed and only 1~,000 m•l••· 6 !mpalo " .t:f.., tlful maroon finish. Radio 1nd heater. 64 Corvair SERVICE Atl Niw l~or 1fiij eCor eTru<k eHo•tor Core ellullcloZ6r •Any Type KEITH GOBLE FORD •flY MIN MICicl.rt, 0 HONDA . ' SAJJ.S & saviCt · . . Ill ONf 0, JHI cA"" NICifT PIOI'L.. DICK IIAWLINOS · ' ltawlingt Hond•SI~ ~ WY J.tl" fjiiDDLIPOIT . -~---~- cylinder !JOWer steermg. Spotl11u' lawn interior, beau· 1095 1 63 Chevrolet 1695 : . EXP!RIENCED EXIIIRIENC&D WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT RATS. MICE eliminated forEbersever, "Get Star." Deluxe Coupe. 1 local ow~er , ond motor overhauled. Good t1 res . bach Hardware, Sugar Run c:lean interior. Feed. P' · :.en'J Hardware. IIOBILE IJOME, iSM Tilall,lOI ace room and ceDar. This 7 h 30tp J ~~ ft. 2 , bildfDOIJI~ 1 • hke I property recenUy remodeled ; ·-new, prlced for easy fmllliC· and in good condition. Lot ; lm~la hardtop eoupe. Wh~te j OON'T ptiiDPJ:ur alusglsh sep- lllg. Ph. Mason 113-5282. l50r!OO. Priced to sell at I ttn11h. SpotlesJ cle&n red 1~- I 11e tank. t Klean-Em-Ail 327 liDifiDI, IUtomltiC . 7286tc • 12,500.00. ' tarior. Pemeroy '11"1 2-2193 Septic Tank Cleaner.. Land· power steering anrl brakes . Jf&OO.IlO Buys II acres near 1 Radio and hester. mark Farm Bureau. lnsuranw Rutland, snme fruit trees 1 7 Ultc - AUTOMOBILE Insurance been and strawberries, sandy soil, i WELL KEPT carpets show eaneeUad? Lost your opera~ crops common to area, nat~ I Nova 4 door, local owner. the result of rogular. Blqe ar'l license? Call WY Z.211U. ural gas heat, 7 room Turquoise finish, power 1teer· Lustre spot ~leanlns. Rent I II tlo bath' drilled well, -~l<,ken' !I lng and brake•. Radio and heat.u, a reel 1harpie eleetrle shampooer $1. Bak· bouse, hog house, etc.-· u Furniture Co. 7 25 Ole I'H\!TO Copfllll Service COP Albert M. Co1, Broker tea . madf " "Bi!l ', p!ipet'l. Beury Cleland, Salesman BLUE . WSTRE not only rids blrtl! ~ IIJICI ain)ost aiiJ Galaxie 500 4 door, locally 192-3130 otbei dOCUID!Dia. owned and sharp. Radio and t:anJeli of soil but leav')\1 HZ-2568 or t9W63i neater. VB automatic. Power lllaler ~. I'OIIIOI'OJ pile. llllfl and tolly. Rent elee7 211 brakes. trlc ahampooer $1. Pomeroy GAYNELL WISE property W•nted Cement Bloek Co. 7 25 6tc 108 Butternut Ave. Ph, HOUSEKEEPER to live ln. 5293. 1 7 2Z tfc SUPER STUFF, sur.. nul . .That Mrs. Warren Reeves. Ph. I I 11 .Blue LWJ!re for cleaning 188 3290, Albany, 0. Is ~f <'~ ', l'hone NEWLY IUS F'" let CrNm With Eooh : MODELED - l etory frame, 8 rooms <3 bedrooms), bath, ,,_, a ltofriJ"•Itlr. semi-basement. aluminum Ph. WY 2-2181 siding with Permastone, uminum stoop, garage, •1.- 1 ~EROY 000.00 down; balance $75 por ·~ OHIO month. Total price f8,900,00. YRACUSE - OLD BUT .NICE 1 hck W. C:.l'lty, Mgr. 2 story brick, 7 rooms r4 · large bedrooms), bath, furn· J " cu. ft. ChMI FREEZIR " IRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars oncl I .I e 5A\.I$. . ·BRAKE SERVICE e RENTALS :f lose Alignment Shop ROUSH &,LY~Nf~ C1mping Trai~. ~ Hort111 lt. Mo..,., 11!·..:!'•· Phono H2-357t W M<lln St. Pomeroy I'Prmerly Grua&er Bodr Works ~-.{' '·· NOW ;ll:' eCompi"J ·~·~tj! 112·21Gt 17-11 095 '62 Chevy II • 1 SA'IE THE MOS 59 Ford ... ... 795 "••Ia&• At POMEROY MOTOR CO. TRUCK SPECIALS 63 Corvair · · 1099 ' .' L'.·."', •. : ~ ~ f 66 Chevrolet Impala H. T. Cpe.-6 cyl. ' BACKUP LITES _ PADDED DASH -- WINDSHIELD WASHER P.B. RADIO •• WHITEWALL TIRES - FACTORY FRESH 12 Ton 8 ft. Pickup. Wide body, 6 cyl. engino, Cab A·l condition . Whit, over red SALE PRICE Cinish, heater, new tires. ltvel"ll Fl1f loHom, Dumtt ""PoMHERovko . 1 i MOTOR CO. · Good Buys At Your ;I Add Only Sales Tax & Title , · ', .1,. 60 NEW CARS and TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM ..· _,- ~ 4 Right Now Is The Time{' Chevrolot Dooler Open Eveni111119 P.M.. POMEROY, OHIO ll -.... - GET A NO. 1 DEAL ON AMERICA'S NO. 1 CAR <,. ·I• -POMEROY MOTOR C~. OPEN TIL 9:00 PM POMEROY, 01110 ·::. Voice of Broadway ' PEANUTS -r:.~-;:;:~-me!~,~·.,__ .: ••;•ni'~ a IMtl" - -- ~. -- 'WI&t do ,_...., 'pt IDft7' I ' j!') l I I ' �., • l, \~ ,, '' . ;• Jt;!~~Se~nll_lll~nee~l.!~~~~~~~~P'~ o., July -· . •r ~~~- .. ; ,, . . TC!'Jf,lJ Debbie Laney, Mt:•· ~bert Al .,. . ---------n Middleport wcTu ne 1\iNJ Couii .Ridlill • . e loDlgb Tlland. • . • v • . Cllb met' MGIIIIQ e'Veail& at l• •Celebrated . leDSW<,>rlh, Mra. M __oore, . Mrt ~lfo/1 ::e:me ., ~!. 111 _L~~ei~; .-, lair ~ r.r· 1 wor11 MIH Debbie Hawley o1 WaJ. James Hawley and Misl Mll J"'rilKeS OD Graat St. at 1:30 p. m. aeaslon ... llle lltW . . , . a:IJII bridge - bonored with a PJI'• clresii!Bwley. u; for • plealc aupper. Mem· i. the eealer field. Pl'i 'iu ,IY Tl!esaay evening In observ· ' ' weJ;e raised and com· lhat the state committee will ben are asked lo brlag table were made fur work aeulou ~nee of ber IOth .blrthday, _at the TO HONOR BELP 1!1ttees tor the coming year accept no reports after June !; I WednOICiay aad 'nlanday liome of Miss "!lhlrecl Hawley The Rutland Volunteer Fin named by the American motions made need not ) serv ce. nen!Dgo aDd member. .,... IUIII Mrs. Nan Moore, In, Middle· be boats for 1 ~~~r Aualllery ol Drew a second; Ute flsral year was -Mi m ked hel R fresbn\ 'port Deparlmeftt will · ~ Post Tuesday evening chr"ged 1o begin August I, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mite!> Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer as lo p. e .. ' entl ' · cookout to be held at the Rut· the Legion hall. the convention next year will be were in Indianapolis, Ind. Manand daughter, Cindy, ?f Deyland Village . held in Cincinnati. day and Tuesday, to attend the ton. ere here for a VISit with :Roger Morgen end famlly... ~-~~~ of ice Cl'ellm IIICI cake evenJna,--July Sandt. a whO Catherine Welsh, preSident, The National Convention - San Diego ball , his mother, Mrs, David Farm· !_jlre served during ljle nenlng. their fa~l!les, J 0,_ In charge. of the mee_ting be held in Washington, D. c. game. visited with Bill er end Mr. and Mrs. Arthur • 'l7)0se aUendlng were .the bon- helped at the Fourth of '' :::n~~s of ~~a~~~~ August~ ~~=P~::~ Wilson , . of Mr. and ~rs Mr. Henry Ervine of Welling- Skinner. Debbie, {lath Fulll, OX·Roe81 are .lnvl«id· . --•- announ Willard Wilson who Is a Pilch- f d K d M G t meeting held prec-.umg that Cripple<' Children's Dey f th S ' D' p d or , y., en rs. arne Dr. and Mrs. Dell Russell c1 meeting were read and Bet- at the Stele Falf will be Aogust er or e an ~ego a res. Smitlt were united in marriage, Elyria were weekend guests of ICnl Cowan was welcomed as a ' 29. Mary Martin reported on Mark and Shari Milch spent July 10, at 2 p.m. at Ute borne his motlter, Mrs. Griff Russell, Reports on the conven- the trip to Chillicothe Veterans a couple of days Utis week of Mr .. •lid Mrs. Ralph Sham of who is recuperating from a re. Wee~end tjon. held at Neig House in Co- Hospital. with their grandparent•, Mr. ' Antiqmly by Rev. Early m front cent illness. Visiting with Mrs. Ja~ Howell Tent, Daughters _.. ' !ilnl'bus were given by Carrie end Mrs. .John Terrell. : of a white altar end palms. Russell Tuesday were he•· of U?lon Veterans, mel Monday • 14-eulzling and Mrs. Welsh, and Named on committees were M R. L. Gottlterdt and niece Mr. end Mrs. Leland evenmg at the DAV hell, With . Rulli Thornton rs. The~r attendants were Mr. ' · Lena Hamm president In Mrs. Neutzhng also read the M M ,. · . son. Bruce, end Pat Stiles of 1 and Mrs David Thompson of Johnson of Columbus. b ' ' musk report which she turned ary w' "1dr •n. th h'ld Columbus arrived Wedne!day Medina ·Ohio The new Mrs M dM W Glbbo c arge. lD 1 th D 1 t 1 ermu , c 1 we1.. . h th • · · r. an rs. ayne ns repoepa~,m~n ~as stated fare; Gladys Mowrey, civil !Mar awv"~ Mwllh ern:~~~- Ervine was attired In a beige , spent the weekend In Bucyrus isli'!'hel meetiGngl dopenced Ink! rlluald· . E 1 I' w bst rs. · · organ a French silk smt with brown ae- ' ··c h f3 th M J E C C 01'111. a YS uc er en that lhe amoodment on the defense. u a Ia e er, th A · Wnd Sym· · Wluo er er, r. · · ar- Ell beth W II led . .. emllersh' ot h d eign relations· Carrie e mencan 1 cessor10s and a corsage of son and sister Miss Ruth Carze e were repor Ill IP was n c ange ; ing, music ~nd public rela- phony. I white carnation. son. Mrs. Glb~ns remained for Iill In Holzer Hospital and Lil· G C sc· M' M I · D t : · -1· Stelff home .fromA'carii' bolpltal lions.;_ . emna a 1· ISS e a_n~e ean spen A reception followed the wed- a Ianger VISI ! llan and mudl'tmpi'CvW:' · Of secunty .. Ruth Hennessy, g~ Wednesday With her grand- ding. The coople chose Michi- 1 Mrs. Ernest Cover! visited thanks was read from the Coopcheer : Vlfg1n1a Fisher, pu~liel· parents, Mr. and Mrs. George gan for !heir trip. they are re- Wed sda ·th h tbe lemll ty: and Katltryn Crow, Lmda Genheimer. siding in Wallingford till after' M n~h ~ w~ er dm~te ~· er y. ., . . 8 TONJ4MT lhru FRIDAY On Sale This Weekend Guinther, Faye Wildermuth Mr. end :llrs. Barrie Phillips October then Utey will be in edrsl.he Wa~ eds Sayesphan n • Plans -.ere· made for a "' 1 ~•"-" 1 d M M rt' · f V I m ym ony COD· • '"RED LINE 7000" an ary a m, poppy com- and daughter, Jill, o este, Bradenton, Florida. cert at the MiNieJWI liifrll -·al $1\ 75 1 runnlnt · WfT: WJO. Im1ttee. N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs.Hugh · . .. p.m., A~ 22. ·Members loot QM, $AI,.Ii FOR - - - - - •t~o" It was voted to raise the Bearhs visited Tuesday after· Attending were: Dixie Smith , Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh v.:ted ;:· to take potluck end own table t 'I'T. wm dues from $2.50 to $3.50 per noon wllh Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Roy and Relph, Portland; Way- cently 10 ~u~bu~l WI M ~ !IOI'Vice. The report of'1he audit$"\ ,00 I fU~ftl year. It was also voted to pur- Bearhs. ne llohach, Portland; Ruby daughter 8 arru y, · r. ~ iDJ commlltee''1f8S giveD by ON SALE FQI - - - - Grueser Minersville· Floyd llo- Mrs. Earl Bougher and family. Ml 1 N tzling and led Chase a wagon for the County · P 11' f ' ' M D1 M · h nne eu accep · Big Stltctlon of PatttrntChildren's Home. A sympahty Rollm (Butch) u ms 0 bach. Astabula; Ethel Hohach, rs. a e oummg as re- llt,t tr•~ pr11e dellalld by ON SALE THIS WEEKEND card was sent to Iva Powell, Thurston _arrived Tuesday night Racine; Elsie Smltlt, Portland; turned from Col~ wil.,. ·Jftw. ltellilli'"Waa awarded to who lost her brother-in-law by for a VISit w1th his grandp~r- Charles and Irene Hobach, Syr· she attended. Ute American .. t.. Mrs. Neutzllng. ,_.,..y, Onto death. and a get well card to ents, Mr. and Mrs. R o Ill n acuse: Josephine Smith. Ra- glon Convenllon and tbe 40 •I Robert Hunnell, who Bearhs. cine; Mr. and Mrs. Rubert Wal- 8 Salon convention held there •· ' TONIGHT SALE! 12 Foot Wide NOT--OPEN surgery at Ute Veterans Has- M . d M Robert Y"" lers Veto Lake Ohio· Mrs. Dan last week. She stayed at th~ HAS GUESTS .... , , . r. rs ~ng l N ·1 H hil t•-•• lh II pita! in Richmond, VI. A alld daughter ~f Troy are Ute Smith Recine; Juanita Smith, e1 ~use w e 8 ,...,.ug . e ~· Etbel Boggs, Go lpolla, "FORECAST" FRID4ll; thru TUESDAY of oppreciation was sent to Is hi th M Marietta· Ross Hobach Galli· conventions. She also visited vls11ed her cousin, Mrs. Waller J~ 29- Aug. 2 Guido Girolami for his • gJues op1 , s mod ert.h rls. polis· Mr and Mrs ' David witlt her son and family, Mr. Athey, recently In Middleport. Soupy Saleo in esSie flee an o er rea• · · dM J M 1 dOUt Mr H 1 wltlt the Drum and Bug)e Illes. Thompson, Medina; Mr. and ; achn'ld rs. dame~ edouthem ng an Alher guFltsb!dawerend Mr . . ar 811 ~Ill RD$ DO tT" 1 With Tab Hunter which participated In the d M M H nd Mrs Norris Carter Cronia Ci·' ren an JOifi group ey, Ofl , a s. Chrls· ' · to Ind'l&na tJne Lark and son, Mlch'11an. on 1 hcellent patterns for Kitchens - Dlnlna Roomm : and Dowling ade at the convention Preyer S Mr. d anGl drs. daxLe as li a f ty and granddaughter Pam· for a weekend tr1p - Bat~rooms - Living Rooms. · · an ra, en a an s e o ' •· 1 It h da hter M nd M de by Mrs Neutzling chaplain Tu Mildred Spencer Antiquity· w v s er ug , r. a · on Y· , ON S4LI-THIS WEIKIND · , ' • Buckhannon, W, Va. spent es. ' ' Mrs George Price and family ---iciloisediitltieiimieeitiinig.iiiiiil/ day with her brother end sister- Mrs. Ann Coe, Recme, end Mr.. and Mrs. Chari~ Ents-. VISITING """"""', '...., ...,.8 James Earlyend andRev. family. ~-00 for '~ 1 Runnlnt Fool In-law, Mr. and M:S- Harold mlnger of Charleston, W, Va., Mrs. Bertha Ward and Tim· W. Lemley and family. spent Ute weekend bere with othy Lemley of Columbus are 12 FT. WIDE bis mother. Mrs. David Ents· spending several days with Mr. Potluck Picnic minger and also In Westerville and Mrs. Harold w. Lemley and Enjoyed by WCTU witlt relatives. They were ac- family, Pomeroy. SAtJI GENUINE The annual potluck companied to Charl~ston by dinner of Ute Pomeroy The Young Wives Club metre- J1U and Gale Entsmmger, who and Mrs. Paul Johnson. was held Tuesday evening, cently at the Royal Oak Park had spent the week With their Mr. and Mrs, Richard Vinyl Asbestos - Service Gauge the United Melbodisl church . M s H and grandmother. and daughter. Lora, bave • 1 w1111 rs. ue ayman nd waJ•· So tu ed 1r 11 with Miss Margaret Sauer a M J 1 y Mr. a Mrs. '"" mmer, m om a vaca .om ,.9 llodcl -h guest and asking grace The rs. ~n ce ou;g nd . . St. Cloud, Fla. visited over the Norfolk. Va. where they vlal.led birthdays of Miss Ada ~nd Lu- 1or a Wiener roas a plcmc, weekend with his sister, Mrs. with his sl!ter, Mr. and Mrs. erelia Genheimer were Mrs. Lila Ridenour Lawrence Bing. Kenneth Cale and ddldren. nized. ed over a sbort meeting when Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur HanThey visited wltb tbelr parl,ms, Normally 59.95 . it was decided to visit the Ding spent the weekend In Co- Mrs. Mu Roller and A sbort busmess sess1on was ·· M:lddlebeld following the dinner, which Glass factory end lhe l~bus wllere they VISIIIil MrB. Wilbur Hanning In While They Last ... ned with a b mn and tery sbop In September. with Utelr BOll, Ronnie, a stu· pert be(1)re NtumiDI to • :"by Mrs. Aile~ ' will not be an. August meetl~g dent at Oblo Stele and with Mr. borne Ia Belpre. sident. Miss Sauer and , to the Meigs County Fa1r. lll{iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili~;iiiiiiiiii Betty Cline of Middleport Arrangements were made to w~comed as guesb!. Reports give Mrs. Earl Ritchie a filled were given. A round robin was baby bank lor ber new baby, sent to Mrs, 'Gladys Cockier at Mell.ssa. Attending were. Mrs . Holrer Hospital. Miss Sauer, Clor1s Gaul, Mrs. Lela Windon, All Wool- 9x12 SIZE the speaker, had for her topic, Mrs. Sue Burke, Mrs, Marilyn "God's Word the Bible." Robinson, Mrs. Evelyn ' er, Mrs_ Lila Ridenour, Mr11. .., •• ootlono Sue Hayman, Mrs. Ja n,ie e Big Bargains on Every Floor- This Is Our Annual Clean-up Sale Celebrating ou .,. 0e1 r.eo Youug and Mrs. Joyce Rllehie. . •~:l:..i ' ~':"~",. Mrs. Young reOOved a gilt POMEROY The End of July - Coma In and Share Many Bargains All Over The Store. '"' ..., ,.,,, _. .....,_ from her Secret Pal and the UDbelleva* bal !'rue CIITIPIID OAI nATION door prize W88 WOn by Mrs, 28, 1968 Auxiliary Names Committees, Dues rn . Tuesday's Meetr·ng 'Ar"un an'd About Middleport About Pomerov Bfi.J.hday · Vows are Taken Many Questions Remain Ey-enlng • · p·· •c In Middleport I I . r: th: I ' • Parkk~~ VIsit Elbtrfelds Wareh01se on Mec.anlc Street - lots of Bargains This i1 linoleums - Bicycles - lawnmowers -Wheelbarrows. "Gold Seal" Cushion Flor Vinyl Floor Covering '· f' "j • 1 . ~Ssacre of Eigbtt~...~or ' Ill . , lion, It was simple to enter Ute townhouse. The back ooor ""' un'1cked, pollee believe. r as !his Is in any large city, the nurses had apparently beco..te careless in Ute quiet neighbor· hood known as Jelley Manor. The police Uteory Is that Ute killer went prowling along Ute ro 11 of townhouses, others also bousing nurses, and entered the first at which the doorknob turned. Of the killer was Speck, pollee say, he was familiar wltlt the house and knew it was occupied by young womPn . Speck had been showing up ill the neighborhood for five to six ...,ko, hanging around ·a seaman's hiring hall located a few steps from the tow'bhou! . There is a small park~Luella .Park-just behind the tow11o bouse where Spe~k Is reported 1o have been seen more tnan once. From there. a loiterer could see the your~ women sunl>atlting behind their home and watch them leave and eonie home. It is not certain, howeve~·, thdl tbe man who eventually entered their home knew they were nurses. The killer did not lie entirely when he said he had come for money. In between IJr after the murders, poUce sources say, he look about $35 from the house <,.o .~. =4 'a6 ~ ie . t from hla vleti.~ · full story 01 ~ could capture ... c ~ ~ 1ter, one bf one. ,,'.;·~c~'':f!"': us and resourceful women will probah1( walt until Corazon survivor of lhe "":=~~~reaches the witness But police have two I!Jeo~~"le!~~ One is that for a nurses honestly believed ¥ ., might be merely a burglar. ~·b.l . , olher is that the all American ·" nunes, confident ill lhel!' • · newly-acquired training, b&o'.f ·; ' lieved they could eelm the ' ,. killer just as they mJcbl cUll an unruly patient. Tbe lllrte --. (Continued on Page Zl '... .:. ' • • at y \ ' pltal? Had he Wen watddng then!? " -Since he lol'd the nurses he oeeded "money W get to· New Orleans," did he actually take ailytltlna? -Why dldn'l · the nurses reslat? -Where Ia the murder weapon and the killer's bloodstained ell hes? -Why did he do il? Pollee may not spell out ell their aiu!wers until Sr; · <k comes lo trial - an event which could be a year or more off, However. the fo!lnw;ng partial 1111wers and theories were obtalned lrom some of the Jrulll closest 1o the lnvesllga. eight murdered nurses. pUalied. il the state Is to make a It Is not enough that the 24jery belieVe It was Speck who year-old drifter from Dalles stole lnio· !be town househas been Indicted for each dormitory at 2319 E. IOilth St. slaying and faces arraignment on tlie night of July 13 and, In criminal court Monday. craelljr but within the bounds of Pollee must still solve the legal sanity, filled II with deatlt, mysteries which remain in Sellle Qaeodon.o what has hee'n called "I h e These are some of the crime of the century," ~o~ winch, In whole or in They are also, by seeking out part, ·liiVe heen answered for the scores of people who knew the publk>-and some of the Speck this summer doing their answers, gained from police By ROJIERT T. LOUGRRAN utmost to lind proof lhal Ute aources: Unlttd Pren International ex-eonviet and sGmetlme sea-How did the killer get into CHICAGO (UPI) -While llltln was legally sane on lhe the bouse Richard· Speck awaits his day night when he is accused nf -Did be know It was In !liJurl, Chicago's pollee are slaughtering Ute elahl yfliml oeoupiecl by student and working with undlmini<'ed women. FUiplno exchan~e nurses from lnte!lllty on the ease o1 the_ _ _B_o_th_IB_sk_s_m_us_t_be __ ac_co_m___Sou_th __:_ Cjlleego Community Ros- EDffOR'S NOTE: Allboup aealllln Richard Sped< bas lleell Indicted Ia the maa11ere ol elpt llud~nt nurses, the job ef Chicago pOllee · lnvesllaatora II far tram ever. SWI- lo be ssolved are .. a tong list of unaaowered rptestf81111 surroundIng tbe crime. 'i'bts dll)llllcb by Vele!'811 UPJ polio" reporttr Robert T, LeulbriD probes sonit of those 1jaesllons. ' enttne ·' O.•fllled To TluJ lntna,. 01 Tbs Mei,.-Maaon .4rea THEATRE a.. ·- '" if&ijjj-!l!!!l•""•=DUV Planning In Shorn Home I' ,,, :! ' • ;~:rv.: ~r~~"M!: ~'t~~ ':;!';!tin~~di;:rr:: Ervine-Smith .. . • \, 1 ~~:' ,, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1966 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL XVIII NO. 72 -·-·· ------- FIVE CENT$ . -- -- ~· ' Vinyl Floor Covering Air Sorties Launched In New Peak of Fury c i WORLD Wiener Roast, " Picnic Held by Wives Club OVAL BRAIDED Armstrong Excelon Tile llc MJGS .' ·)' ) , I ... I.BERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON • MECaANIC .STREET ~N POMEROY ELBE ... Are Open Friday Night Until 8·· Saturday N~ht Unlil9 IIEts CARPEl HOUSE ' CLEARRNCE SALEI -All Seasonable Merchandise Greetly ReducedMen's Henley and Surfer COllEGE SWEAT SHIRTS SHIRTS School Colors&lnolgnl1 $i:99 Value · ·.. SALE $1.89 $2.95 Value .... SALE $1.89 \ 5-HI RTS I Group Men's Neckwear Velues to $4.25 Valu" to $2.50 SALE $2.65 KNIT SHIRTS 1Gre., Golf & Hanley $4.00 Value · · · · SALE $2.65 ' I GJJo..,_ MEN'S SUITS Quick Clearance 69c Men's &Boy's Swimwear l PRICE Men's Blue PIN CHECK PANTS SALE $2.45 ! PRICE No Alterations Please STRAW HATS · · · ·- · l PRICE loy's Sport & Dr111 GOLF CAPS SHIRTS · .. .. .. .. SALE $1.69 1 Group of SPORT COATS $1.99 Values · ··· SALE $1.35 Summer & Year Around '! 1t I "'; lt.alues to $29.95 Men'• & Boy't SALE $15.00 Bermuda Shorts · · · · REDUCED SUMMER SUITS REDUCED! j' ' D11ran & Wool, Dacron & R1yon and Tropical Wonted . ValuH-Ia $69.95 SALE $45.00 Valute to $49.95 _SALE $35.00 Values to $59.95 SALE $40.00 Valutt to $37.50 __ SALE $25.00 For .4.nniver.ary Mr. and Mrs. llenry Wells of Ball Run were guesb! of bonor at a cookout Monday even!Dg pen by their daughters, Mrs. James Woodyard and Miss Sandra Wells, at the Woodyard borne in Albany , in observance of their 27th wf!Iding enniverIIBI'Y· A decorated cake and bome Ice cream were served with a chicken barbecue dinner Mrs. Dana Fick, Mrs. WllWeUs, Mrs, Emma Sboenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Karen, Doll Speacer, the bonored guests and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Woodyard and Debbie and Misl Wells. Weddin1 Plmu Bein1 Announced Mr. and Mrs. Jay N. Garrett bave lllliiOWieed the engqe. ment of their daughter, LIDda Louise, lo James Robert Flelda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Williiam . C. Fields, Pomeroy. AI present Mr. Fields Ia BerV· lng In the 30'Itb Med. Battalion of the l2nd Airborne Division. Miss 'larrett Is a native of Norfolk, Va. and Is employed at the Naval Air StaUon there. The wedding will take place October 22, at S o'clock, at lbe Ingleside Baptist Church in Norfolk, Ve. SALE SALE! llistamatlc 104-$19.50 SUMMER FURNITURE Kodak Camera Outfits Aluminum Folding Furniture - Steel and Aluminum Gliders and Chairs - Aluminum Cushioned Chairs- Outfit lncludl!ll the 104 Camera - ll F'luh Batteries - a package of film - Instruction Book. SALI $4.90 SALI $6.00 SALE $7.7S SALE $9.541 SALI $10.00 SALI $11.00 SALE $10.00 SALE $12.00 SALI $14.00 "LI $2o.GO ' PLI $11.00 IALI f21.GO SALE $26.00 SALI $21.00 $ALl $32.00 IALI SSO.OO $12.50 CHAISE $13.95 ROCKER $14.95 STEEL FOLDING CHAIR $14.50 CHAISE 111.50 GLIDER $25.90 GLIDER $29.95 CHAIR (CUSHIONID) $27.5G REDWOOD CHAIR $32.00 REDWOOD ROCKIR S$6.00 GLIDIR-2 SlAT Pf,OO GLIDIR-ll IIAT $62.00 IWING Coats and Clark's Reel Heart KNITTING WORSTED 4 OZ. SKEINS Bl& selection of eolon - plain and varlepted - 100% wool yanL IALI fti"- / " SALE KODAK FILM A complete aeleclion of fUm for movie cameras lnstimallc Cameru - SUII Cameras - 35 mm . Color and Black & White. :nlc V.P. 616 Vorlchro1111 1'111 l'llm - - - - - 54e · :nlc V.P. 116 Varlehro1111 P1n Film S4c $1.10 ·V.P. 122 Varlchrollll P1n Film 73c Sic V.P. 620 39e SSe V.P. 127 39c 65c V.P. 126-12 5lc V.P. 120: lie· rc.dok Pluo-X Pan l'ltm No, lf5.20 lh KrNIIIr Tft.X P1n l'tlm TX IU-20 tl.25 Kodak lktaehro-x FUm IX-620 $115 Kodak lixt1ch. X Pltm 126-211 $1.95 Kodachre1111 II Film K13540 $2.75 KodaohNIIII II l'llm K13$46 $1.95 Kodocllron!o II V.l', KX IU-20 $1.15 Kodaco.., l'ltM ex 620 $1.15 ~oftr X Film CX127 $1.H Koo!Kolor X FilM CXI2640 $1.25 KOclaco"' ~ I'Um ex 121-12 $1.15 "-"•••• X .l'ftm ex 120 flAil Kodocolor X I'Um CXI16 fUf rc.doefl.- II Movie l'llf\1 llnm q.ts ICodkh....,t II lufiOf I Movie l'llm f4.15 ~ro1111 II I {llfll Mltatna x $1.49 17o 17c $1~ ,. . 17e • $1.27 $2.10 ·12.44 $UO ~xecutive Mansion Buzzing ovet· Wedding · SIZE HAIR SPRAY A prafellional halr 1pray tbat holda and boldl and Mercerized CrochetCoHon liliCi taM apiloll - fot dolllea ~-fuhiOD ltellfl. atlli leave• your ·halr clean. .t. ~ · 49c ' POMEROY ' ' I 49e 39c 6tc 6tc "" $1.74 $1.49 $2.27 Ceryl Richards "Just Wonderful" " ' SaturdaJI $12.87 $6.50 CHAIR$ - - - - - - - $7.95 CHAIRS $9.95 ROCKERS $11.95 CHAIRS DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. J Sole Fridjlv - Swings - Redwood Cbaln aDd Rockers. All mercf!andfse offered for sole Is taken from our stock ofNallOMlll/ Brandt. "The Home of Arrow Shirts" Wind Symphony Is 'Delightful Experience' -· ~l::~..jiiwji.""';'";";'·;•;•,..;'";'·;a;•~~~ Ritchie. The next be Thursday, Sept.meeting 15, at will the l borne of Mrs. Gaul . . .. DOWNIE· GROSS ... JULY Cookout il Given White ~ Colored Dress Y ' tableelotba ' 'i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 28, 1966 bardley noble wolfe