https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cbf325e20ab6a9484aa9cb018dd543c5.pdf e607447fe04bdd62e233e484ff10954e PDF Text Text -~ ..,. ' 'i ' I. ' .' ·~ .Now You .Know In ~' ,.·• . '7'nruRSDo\V . , 7.., ROCK SPRING$ Giqi,. 8: p. .,_ Thurllll1 ill tilt. . . IIIII. Cheater utd , Hemloe~ ~· bo.. bsell lavlt,if; .oe;,l~ and boldl!llconlaata 1o be held. · PHruA111EA SOCIETY, 'ftmr.. do,y, _7:3jl . p.m., at )llddleport Church of Chiil~ REVIVAL AT Fair P~ Cliopal, lbrGuah June 16, wltll RAIY. Junlcr lolallo,y, Wollatm·e lllt IIIII tho Rev, R. D. llraom In chirp. Loc:alod otr Routt US . towardoVIntoa. ~ ' . ,. ! orlean, Thur~, 7:30 p.m. at home ol Mrs. Ew. De111auer, cave St. FRIDAY ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Cbester Auxllflll7 Fire Deplrtmont, frio. ~ evon~tw at _.the lire~ REGULAR PREACHING .aenlces, Hual C<lnmwdl;y Chureh Frlclay, 8 p. m. Rev. Edsel Hart, pastor. Public Invited. JITNEY SUPPER Frida)' starf.. log S p. m., Mlddlejllll'l P eOBtal Church lot. Public lmltod. HOMEMADE ICE CREAM ae>- ' clll Saturclo!', IJqlnaiJ!g at 2 p. Koren Solly Floyd m., at EUB porso..,. In Tuppers Plllna. Homemade leo NEW HAVEN, W, Va. - Mr. and MrL G-.. F101d of crelm, cake, pie. ·&1~ Joes. Delbor1on, W, Va., are IIUIOUilcing the . _ a t of their coffee utd soft drlnha. Public lodluabter, Karen Solly, to Slleldon F. Roush, oon ot llr. and vltod. lira. lloMid F. Roush, New Ha..n. A Jul,y ~ Ia plonnod, MARY SHIIINE, White Shrine Miss Floyd was grwluated from Burcb lllgiiSdlocl, wbers of Jerusalem, school oflnstrucabe . . . . cheerIucier, member or Beta HODOI' SomrityI Future Teachers, and Future Homemakers. She is 1 senlcr at Marsh- . tlon, 8 p. m. Frl~ 11 the IOOF hall. Mary H"""'s, diatrlctdopuall Unl.eralcy where abe has been a member of Delta Zeta ty or Dlotrlct 17ln charge. om.. SOcii! Sorority, AJ,>ha Beta Alpha, llbrar~ scleuce '-"ry, cera aabd to atteM. Potluck re-and of the phyalcll educotlon ...x>rs club, and a Deon'a Uat fresbmoniJ. atud.... MIDDLEPORT Firemen sponMr. Roush IJ'Iduated !rem Wahama High School whers he sor an outaldo teen dance Pl1'l1 wu an honor student and • member of Ute high school bani. Friday starting at 9 p. m. at the He gracloated fr4llll Marshall Unlverslcy where he ""' o momMiddleport community (JIJ'k. The bar of Slima Phi Epal]oo 5oclll Fraternlcy, Pbl llu Alpha J~• wiD smcoe. music bonoror)' and the ll)'lllj)Molc choir. He wu employed bf the Fcrd Moler Crscllt ColporatiiHI prier to enllatlnl Ia W. M. JAMES Ill. Soulaby anthe Novy IIIII Ia statloood It Bremerton, Wub., aboard the DOW!coa a ~cial mooting of u.s.s. P u p t Pllmoroy Loofp, 164, F. utd A. M., Frl~, 7:30p.m. to oonter the Mor.ter MIJOil DeJl'M.., ..,, candidate. Rotroohmoota follow moetlnc. All Muter MaiOOa Invited. 22nd Anniversary of B&PW Club Observed SATURDAY OUTSIDE !UGH SC- do!lce 1Jil11, OI10D to p.muc SIUdly it lb!t hr!Jo-.,i telll!io ecwj, "' Tile 22nd annlvereary of Ute During the business mee!lnl llanCIDa from 9 to 12 p. .,_ The lllddloport Business and Pro- <OIIIIIIIttee chairmen were ap- Jays, •cees. In case of rain. tesalooal WODI8II's Club was ob- ,POintacl tor Ute 1968.119 year. the dUlce will be hold Ia the high served during a dlmtr meet~n~ Two lmltatiiHII trcm the Gil· held II tho Martin Rollaurlnl Upolls club wors road, ooo r&· JITNEY SUPPER, !lfncuoe TuolllaJ evenlq. latina to 1 roceptloll being plan- Gndl School Soturda¥. oeniJv T b o ..-> llllll sold oolor old for Mrs. Merlalllle c._ ~~'""' t:30 p. m. to 7 p. m. Pro• - e or tho Federatloo waa bell, new 11a1a JII'Oildd or the etedo to helt purcblae a new carried out Ia tho table de..,.... Poderal:l011, to be held 111 Juat lire truck bed. IlGas. and miDiature 25 at Gnce Methodlll Clll1'cb In · o-r pota modo b111r1. Jlarold Gllllpolla. ~~o.rpot, _ , aa IDcrs. Tbo o1bor lm1tatlaft reprded A de....- cake was ooned a moetlni of tho Gllllpolla dub leo cream and oo«roo lol- to be held oo Juno 17 at oacara. iowiD& • bualne., ooaatoo hold Mra. ClmtiJell wllllloo bs preIn tho Columblo Gas of Oblo of. 11n1 11 thll and wllllnllall !lee. the oew ollleero. Pluto were made tor 1 plcolc to be held on Jul,y 9 at tho Middleport Perk. Tho 1114111111 ,... port waapvoo bf the commlllee ' CODQXJood of Mrs. Mar)' ~­ TONIGHT & fRIDAY A . - - ceroii!CIIY with zelman, Mrs. !lonJtl1y WUI, uti! JIDIO 13·14 the CII1Sllnl or !Gur - · for Mn. Grace Pratt. A card waa a lfrl lcoul troop hlghCLAMBAKE llnl to Eoalo Ruooall, wbo re- lllhlod a III80IIn8 ot Middleport Eblo PraalOJ malos a patient 11 Melp Goo- Troop 185 Tueoclo,y nl&hl at tllo Pl.. erll Hospital. II wao 1110 ,... Co-o a ad -ero Ohio BEACH RED ported that Mrs. Frodl Boll Ia Electric Co. aoclal room. Ill. Venlda Glbbo, Am;y Hamm, Tile JII'Oil'&m for tho amlvera- Nancy Bualdrk, Tlaa Nlerl, and aey maollnJ wao pre..- by Jyl Boovor smi tho ftag ..,... Mrs. Sargent. Gamoo were di- mDQy to OI10D tho mootfn&, Wbllo TONIGHT, JUNE 13 rocied by Min llelty Lalllltrd, lll!lllng candles, Mlaa Beaver, new JII'OBident, with prlzee baing Mlaa Nlorl, utd llaey Kr1WICZ711 FRIDAY TIIRV TVESDAY woo by Mre. WW utd Mre. Lor- rslalod Ute Girl Seoul Promlu. JIDIO 14 • 18 etta Saelono. lire. Gloria Il>era- Laws ot the troop were slvoo by 11IE SAND PEBBLES bacb Grll!ln woo the ll'l!vellng Soolya Ohllnpr, &lOut Powera, (Tecbolcolor) prize. Barbara A111bao1 and Vealda SleYOIIc~ ilUJ'IDI Ute concludlna IOCtal Gibbs, wbo lllo~lc~Ud candlea. Rlclerd~ bour • linen ........ Wll hold for Tho aonlor &frio ca&ll*f were Runnhw: tlm•n 3 Hra. 15 min. Mra.Grlllln. Debbie Lallo7, Robin Mlllo. 5boroo Glaze, and J - GUlley. Mrs. Wedne~ utd Thur~ RUth Power• w111 · be 1 - or JIDIO 19 • 20 No, we certaluly haven't, the - l8nlor troop, Frida)' and Saturda)' and nellber bas ,ID1Qne e!Je! Cockadea, a bat aeceoooey, JIDIO 21-22 -Ethel Kmned~. 011 btl!l{l Were JII'OIODied to 81Jtor1 AnNOT OPEN 011ctd If 1M K mnedtf cllm ~, &lOut Power a, Soo1a ObSHOW STARTS 7 P. M. hod C011finncd 1M !'llmor llnlor, Tina Nlarl, llaey Knwof lltr pre(II!4!ICII. IC%,)'11, and Vealda Gibbs, wbo recootl,y new..., tram a Jllllor troop to Ute cadetle troop. JoiD Blavlao. lllllble to - . wUl be Jll'toonlad a coelwle Ialor. Rotrssbmtnt• or IIWlcb and cookie' ware aorved. Guuta at tho cor'- were Mrs. Davlcl Obllopr, Mrs. Frsd Glbbt, Mrs. Ruth Powora, lira. Walloet Pow· en, Mra. Jclm Krewac11711. and Pamper dod's weary f..t by gifttho .....,. ....... Mrt. Wlllaco Powers Ia ltldlr Gt Troop ing him with one of our ··--· COr-• II•• Rededication Carried Out t '' • ' l ' JUST FOR Ybtm DAD I• •• FOR THAT SPECIAL MAN IN YOUR LIFE------···· 185. many handsome styles. 01 · GIFT HIM WRH .AGin . CLUB MEETS NEW HAVEN-· TheJullolleyont Sewllw Cl.m met recllllb' at tho ' - • or MrL Fred 11ate7. Durhw the 100111 hour rofreafl. IIODtl were Btned io Mrs. D. . A. Sllllth, llrL ..11, Mrs. OUie RGuoli, Mrs. II. F. Beyut, lira. I. C. RGulh utd Mro. lli!IJ• "'*""" w-: . .' ,· I' • .,_ • . ··l . .. ·. . ,-l',- • \r• • ~~ A fine selectloldor Fatfl. ' er's Oily giving.~~ Color Guide Tie 'thet., ttlls ~. which He to well' with vou went. 1.50 to 3.00 37.95 ~20fnch ...........................,..,.. · Casual Slacks Ge.,..Eiectrle rial'" . I ICAVIclw Sets a .peraonal TV ' oot tor your Father as blaallt. Choice cleu picture. 129.95·-,. 1"79.95 . 16.95 ... 19.95 3.95 Other IMnl Spoil Shirts .... 2.95 to 6.95 Choola tao. dark POST OFF1CE DEPARTMENT'S NEW labeling requlre'.mont for tho mailing of guns wUI bovo little effect on the mill ordsr according to • sampling or oplnlons lrmt ' lrafllc or theiO ~- iallfill••.lsodlng Pn 4ealars. Bi)l. oil8 f!rm aald. IIJo requirement coold oggravole a problem . plalxll . . . .cjulora 111'0 having ... lot or trooblo" with - theft or llrearnia from ihe malls. .,..en· or - · Slall llllill (lt-1~). modlum (1~151,1, ), laqlt (18161h) utd ntra larp (17· 1.,), 100 per .... ; Prsshnlllk. Two lhrou&h lllp pockata. Full leiWth ahlrt lalla. ..... ·c.... . Cboooo - ~. haadlea. ...... ..~-- 1'RjU)EaS SENT stoCK exchup sales voiiDilo , ~'Jq r~ le11!a Tllll'adiJ, ·COU$1 new ~hes for brokerage ; JIOil.e tiirob' able to -- · with prolonged surp of~~~~~ '1W aolllng. · . " . · The Niw York Stoek Exchlnge lurned In I 21,3SO,OOO.Ihlre ' ~., wW ov1it_ !liot.lll 'vlou4.recoi'd of . ~ w~·1~: ~nn'i'iiiAiiier\- . EliCbanse " " - .., to I !'8Cord . 10,810,000 . . . . iDilflh'! llie·JII'Ovlouo J¥1 ol10,197,1811ahlrelon~ 28 ol tlils 'year, . , Sowards Co. · bio.k or Ellf sriP 2.95 : . l.bw ·Bidder ~ ,. I - sps ~·'' s3.so. . ' ·. Iars· Trunks Reaular alzu llld olll'tllarp abeL I A line stleellon ot ll;t1ea In utd bolllr w.o. ·' . WASliiNGTON (UPD- R"' . Bob Caooy, D-Tox., told tho Houae Thur~ ho wllcbed a television oclltorlal tovorlag 8UII conlnllo lmmedlatel)' followed by •'The A.Yellllr&," a protll'am wblch~eda~ count ot-11YO~ "lilY 1V batl8r pUI Ito own ~--­ • cool Uda aUnt- ~~W~.$~~,.h:>m liolloa In order ~~etoro putdJis the blame .., tho rill ot uo, ~ CallfO' laid 1o IPJilluae rrom HYerllll!ambsi'l. Ca•ual llacb yGUr 1114 w-. " :NEW YORK - Mllll........_ ..... Keep WASHINGTON - RALLYING UNDER THE banner "JII'oialn power," poor Negroea and Mexiean.Americana pressed theJr queat ·tor mora food for tho hungey todO)' with around • the • clock picketing of Ute Agriculture Department. . Another vigil was being conducted at the Slate Department bf •other portlcipents In the Poor Psq~lo's ca-l&n. Including Mexl· can • Americans wbo accuood Uncle Sam of steailDg tholr lind. the i:ampelgnlea4er, th• Rev. Rolph D&Yid Abei'DI~, Tbur~o ~ eontlnued hl1 atlock on Agrleullure Secretary Orville L, Fr..,. ' man, 8111ng thll cutting · the COlt of food stamps doe a not help tho - with 111 OIIIPIY atomacb utd ut empty wallet. THE SaltI Swim w•te• Redluai or Plaln diaia; :SI.o.k .....,.. real1111t. ~·Ma.r!!llle; ~ • .. . ,a1' y . -~M~ .E~ RO .::.:.Y:.:.:.: ·fvf,:::IP:.:Dt:.:;:E::., _PO:::. .. R ~To:...·O::..:H~ . 10::_:.'. -~----=---_;_: FR:.:;:JD.~~.:..:,Y,:;.:J::;.U_N~-E~_I'='4'c.!.l968.!:!!!!,_ _ _::.,. ' ..__~ ::="=-'po="' _ Projeet mer with a ..., pelr or two ot 1111k • •. Sltel 29 to u wliat. Solid colora liiidJ]aldL ' A111ENS, OHIO - OIDO LT. GOV. JOHN BROWN wUI addreos 1,360 membora of Ute Buckeye Boys State tonight as parid .llill Slat II1IIUll boys alate aponaorod by the Amorlcut Legion. Tile boys, 111111ch achoolaenlors, Th~ organized Into two political parties which ware to hold thslr llrst caucus todO)' to elect .., dale-• to tho two convanllona. Short Sltlve"'( Wo-rk Shirts . Made bf RCA Victor.- 1!11.teey q~eratod. Golden lhr<Jat sound. Conli'lct. Ea~ to tune. In the MualcDepartment DO thO W Door. ·· , .Mine -~--~,..... ...,...red. . Two Diy Salt Met ··: .. ·.. ···:·· $t1t 2.49 -AFine Group Alllll'O per!IIII)Ont press f'abrlcs In alzos amall(1t-14'h ), mecl111111 (1$-151!, ),large (11l-1Sih) ondoxtralarge(J7-17'h ). Plaids, llrlpes, solid eoloro, window panes. !Iutton clown and wld&ljlreod collarL Tapered utd . c_, Slle• .29 to t2 watat. 22.00 ssport s&rrti '\ Sdldcolon, SO_per •IIIJI .FIIrtreiPol)oeettr,iOper coM·-'*! 3 soeeds-5 blades Pol table Of IC!rBeD liZBI. Sharp, . :. !· Long distance telephone ser· vice for area customers ,nil users ln Pomeroy, Middleport, Letart Falla, Racine, Rutian:t · change drosUcolly S~ when · and Portland. ~ Gonerll Telephone Co. ot Ohio llliii,BUl'lles Expinded DlrectDistance dialing (EDID) In Pmneroy· This modern, cmnplex aystem wiD be ·put In service ot 2:01 Lm. 5unday said Robert Keatley or Athens, district commerell! nlanager. It will 11!ectphone COLUMIWS - OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY boltd or trustees · -ovid an lncrooaocl 1968-119 achool year budget or $163.1 mWioil Tbur~. The ·llgure rOJII'Osento a 9.2 per cent lncrooae over cur· .. rent ligures. · Prsaldsnt Novice Fawcett aald tho balonrsd budget Is dealenlll to conllllle. the academic growth of the uplvorolty without increalo 1118 olliilent fHi ·oWf alreil!r announced lovola. the lncroaedlJucl. ge~ . Fawcot oald; .refteata faculty p~ rllses; sllozy lncreoaes for non - academic omplo,yeo lnd lncroased coots of aoUilos. whim suit, . Come In end l6lect whet 8U)' •!" l!)' United Pross Jnternatlooll , CHAIILE'STON, W. VA - DR. ROLAND 1l N!::LSON Jr., 39, or Rlc!lmond, va., 1oc11y wu named president .or Mars hell Unlvortlty, the State Iioard ot Educotlon ........,.... Nal- president of Richmond ProfeosionOitnotliute, woi auc,cood Dr.· Stewart 1l Smith who Ia retiring June 30 alter 20 yoaro .. as prealdent otthe Huntltwton unl.eralty. ' Father knowo best And that's exacdy what he'll be gellins when you choose a Hallmark . Falher's Day card for Sunday, Junel6. Hallmark has taken extra care to tell Dada (and Grandclads) that "you care enough to send !('• very best.;• In our handsome collection, you'll find a Hall,nark card so special it'1 seems =•ted just fo< your Dad. Of 4 Cadettes ' ' ' ' :~~;i~!t!~~i.~~~~~~f~*ili~~~~~;:;~j!~~;l~~~~~i~!;l;! ~;~~;~l~~~;;l !l~~~~~~;~~~~~~;~~=~:~~~=~=~=~~j:~~j;~=~=:~i=~t~!~~:j:; :!:~:l:~~~ll:l:~*~~~= .A 'I.,.-_ . ·yl: : . ., \ - - - ' -·' ~L~._;;,XX,; ./_N..:;,0•...:3,;.,.,7"'---__:_- -- ' - ' PAST COUNCILORS, , _ . Ul CGullcU, llluafrtOrl ot Am- . e ; . ' '' ' ' ' ' News ••. in Briefs . ·.,.GIY , .·1. · ' . ' '/ ~ ' . ·' ' ·. I '··· -· / .' • ' . . Aniorlca'a . 'PIJaloot alrporlln 1967 was •L<Joka, Fla., J'hldt h!l 1M!' .chedultd fll&htt. Tho alrpoi't bad ~moot 500,000 ""-• IU)d l~a. all bf private planes. , •• ~ • J l' '· [ Band Praetiee OnThUrsda . y aJf.,., Keotley said EDDD phone users to dill long distance calls direct to more thaa 100 mWlon telephones In the Unltsd Sletes and C&nacla. The mo111ger nOted that tei&phone users in the area should heve received their cop;y ol the 1968 telephone directories. •' Cmlplete instruetlona on us-Ing this new serVIce are lncilllf.: ed,ln""' Introductory POleS, aald Keatley. "We urge everyone to read these lnstruclloos careful· 1y bsfDre littemptlng to place a long distance calL,. · · ••· "'""~' •--n., " be continUed' ''Di· ollng an EDDD coil Is a simple matter. For example, on at. t1on to station colla, tho coller wJU dial "1" plus the area code, It dlf!ereDI from Ida and tho ciut of town tele(lhOno mmber. ~·For Ill other QJ>es or calla - auch as person to per1011, collect, credit card - the uoor will dill zero plus tho ar\!l code If dillaront fr4llll hla own and tho coiled ptrl;y'a numbsr. Keatley noted this arso will ;be among tho first In tho coUiltr)' · to have the expoooed .artev or .direct 41•• dllllrw, It ~nsta~W 1n tho Atheoa -w~. 1966, and, Ill • rir.utt, ' wiD become the tCIII - tho Pi.meror COIIij>Jox. All t b e intrlcalo owltoehlltl oqulpment Ia situated In Alb~ Toll calla tr4llll thlo area be boomed to AthoOI by the p1ex ndio oquipmeDI whlcb orates the 180-toot mlc.,.,ri tower DO Breez.y Hel&bta. Parade to Move Friday at 1 dleporl and move to Ute A. and dleport. P. parking lot whers It will Fire departmenta, emergency disband aod re.torm at the Kerr OCJ!ada, 'IIOOns and their COill'ls, and Van Zandt Motor Co., betoro festival quoons, Girl Scoute and moving to the Pllmeroy Junior Cllb Scout troopa, 4-11 elubs, bua!Ugh SchooL lnosi and private Individuals In Tho 25 trophies to be award- Meigs, Gallla, Mason, Athena was Miss Sluthern Ohio t h t s ed parade cad!gory whmers will and surrounding counUoa are Inyear at a Regional Miss Amer- be on dlspl~ Frl~ at lito Co- vited to participate In ~ of the Ica Pageant In Pllmoroy, will be lumbia Gas Co. ol!lco Ill Mid- sections. Flrll, second and third In tho parade. Other local ,.,eona and representatives Of schools ENTRY BLANK are Invited to take part. The auto!TH ANNUAL BIG BEND REGATTA mobile dellers or Meigs Count;y P AHADE I P. M. JUNE 21 will provide cars ror speclll Retlll'n to C. T. cassell, 138 North Second Avenue, Middleport, guelts and dl&nltarles. There Is stUI opportunity to 0., !5760, phone 992-5192. Check category to enter. . enter the parade by filling out category - - - Marchllli Unit the coupon following and maU- - - - Best Float For Theme - - -Horses Ing It to C. R. Cassell, 138 - - - Best CommerCial Float - - - Antique cars North Second ~ve. , Middleport, - - - Best Noi>-Commerclll Fl,.t Religious Float Baoos or bf phoning Cassell at 9925192. Others making op t h o - - - Queens or other special -- - ------------ - ---------paradO Committee sre Mrs. 0. NAME ADDRE'.'iS - - - - - - - - - - - - _________ _ _ ...;_ B. stout: Mrs. Ted Reed, Ralph Werry, Phil Globukar ll!ld Pulice ~0~ --------- - - - ---- - ---- - --Chlets Jed Webster and Herbert At 1 p.m. Frl~, the Fourth Armull Rig Bond Regatta tilrade will get undorw~ from Middleport. Tom CUsall, parade chairman, said ~ Miss Laurie Lea Schaefer, COlumbus, who SMOKE KILLER laiD· slalled alap a Dare staell at a Ba)'t<lwo, Tex., oil reDnery ID a move to 8gbl air poUuUoo. Speelal bumor Up1, eaeb 12 feet taU and weighing %,1101 pouoda, were placed on alx elaelis to pro- mote mora eomplele eombustloo of dl~~tharged gases. Poultry in For More Inspection Gltk~ . · Th4j parade will star! In front of Ute Rewllngs Sons Co. In Mid- and Lout Co. DOll, ~~=~~ tho boll Boot for theme, bell 1011 BoolanobUe Dolt, commercial Ooat, best non..eom- Cllb Scout Pack 248 marddal , mercill Boat, religious Root, llllt, Odd Fallows !loot, Klr· marching units, horaes utd ut- ' - Sllrlnera marehiDI u n I t, ~tlque cara. Landmark fioat, i'lllnii'O.Y - All bands In Melp utd sur- lng Lalla lloat, Girl Seoul Mardi. ,,· · rouocllng counties 111'0 lmltod. lng IIIII tram Rutland, CUb ScGUt , Each band will bs awarded a Psck 235 at Chester mercbiiJI ,. troph,y. unit, """ Malgo Coullt;y Jllllor Units already enlered In thla Leaders t-Il Club Doll. year's parade Include the Mal&• NumOl'llll otber -- • beve lllgll School Band, e>e Ea .mn boon commltlod tantatlvll;t. Entries will be acceptod by !Acal lllgll school Band, n .. Gloettea fioat and marching unit, tho <OIIIIIIItteo u kluc •• - Young Republlcut Cl.m ot Malp le time to err..,.. tho llllll'CbiDI COUnty Doat, Ecotlonl)' Slvlngs order. placel will receive tropblea for 1st American Civilian Hit ply linea. N117 ICDU1a apojtled with photop'lilbl • diamond - ahljlall 1lllilorlniUDd 11111p~y dump ..... t1>e city . b t Vldl ~·-- the ~ .Jot · *'. I rfiJped the aroa. or Jft In Soutll Vletlllm, 852 i$1zP forlresies late ThYI'sdl7 utd todO)' pounded Ncrlh VleDmoae lll'!llY posiUIHII aear South DDI'thero bonier IIIII In the hlghlandJ .... Dlk Tv; tho alllad butlon being taned bf growiiw: red b'cea. In Sal- Soutll Korean opolooomoo IODDUIIC8II they ..... tured - - u-lna IIIII at leost 14 Ncrth Kcr- cmlllllt troq>s are at - " In South Vletlllm - tho llrat CC.. zmmlll ontt thul tar - · lo kave joined the N- V -. · meso In 1n...ung lhl• COII'llr)t. They said the Koriiai aimed. at lllldenldnlng the u,liiiO South Kcreano llcbtlzw l!llb tbo . allloa hem. The ...,.,.,_ pw .. plana to uu YOUQK _ , lo , · ply South KD<81D ~ far v..-·. ln!ormotlall. . ., , Tbo opokesmen sold . . , · . Korsans hlvo beaD at .... ror at Joost two :roarL Soolli•\" " Korean oftlcors bove the Ncrth Koroans hero bdri ·~ ' . but never lD an atnc:Jal; · 1 IIIIi! tW , ""*.... ,,·: ; llUiliUIICelllelll �I.~ ,, . ~·~ .~·.; )'!:e Dl~l)' Senune_~: l'or"noror·Mkldlei>Oi;~ ;~ij,$tandings· · -' 'tJ~~:.,~y ~·'~8c. >tie/,,, ! . }. •len•• ., .. " ··· 0 .,.....,..0'11' -~ ... ·!· ·~'t ' • ' ' . '·'·, Prau·.·I-JaUonal ' •' ". • Anlerlcan.,Let&uo -,' ,,·; ' ? .,. W:. L. Pet. GB '<'1le~t ·38 20 .861 ... Balli..... '32 24 .571 5\\ ' . )<!•~-;,; 33 27. .550 ,$1;.· ,·.·CJalrland 28 :e .m 10 · COLIIMIIVS (IJPJh A p~ zs a.1 .tts u .... ~,.,.. ' pooal to tho alate high 'Bolki> 26 . 29 ··~ ll sdlll<i biskelball tollrniD!ent Niw York 26 32 .448 'J.21h from !Wo io three days woe :California 26 •82 121,1 sObedultld to come ~ before :. Chicqo 24 ilo •4lt 121.~ the Ohio High •SChool Athletic Woahington 24 ai .428 l:l'h . . . . ., . ' AIIOCIIUon Frldsy. Thuradsy'o Resultl · . California 4 Booton Z; let The OHSA board of control, . "Our 100011 ~~ ow(uliT aad Call!ornit 1 B011!111 !, ind, beta11tt we're to.f•• so Ndl, willliiW ._, a thrfe .. day ma8t.. ,f.!, fans., SUIJ)ellded --110 «tt up aM •• a few art· 1111. 1111 npeeted t,o reject the whHI• or •••.rt-ld•1r' prCJPOial, maiDl)' due to appOsiDelrolt 3. MinpeiiJt& I tion !rom ~ Ohio Principiis Clolclonj, J cievelard '0, 11 IMS AoiOclatloll. Vnder the prqJOtecl (Only IUD18 aehetluJ!'d) aeq,, the 11111111 stale tour... • Tollily' • Probable Plt<llers . (All TIJIIeo ED1? Baltimore (Phoebus 5-S ond I lieNal!)' W) at MlnneaoJa (CIItnce 4.7 and BoaweU 5-5), 2, 4Pn'l niir~· eJwl<b>Od In ..' but, ci!!P.!rf...~~· !lllnd tbol,r i>wn' bulllne!~~: JDuitead tllt(y plW; Into, <ertaui .patient·• .,._ .ca~~.; • ~ Colle~, T cill n1Y doctor more then Oil~~ a -~ btl·mrse acta su•te,..' Sbe always re!Dlndsmotb!'l I tslkgl. te hlllt a lew day 8 ""'' ';'MJ,;.e- . lb.',!' .. mont togotlier.. "'nie' tol!ll, sQ 1t waa then ' ' more •Cho~1\7 1 ' · It's none of • fWl'~'s bu~~~ pll)lehology ct,il~l - <llee ,. lb~· whetlier her.employerh~saoru&h trio ~ on -Ids patient or Is dating ~r. himself and, •'l'h!s1s·thedoctor'lper'11011111 U!e. . ..... 11 you'll ll!>liee, ·,oiflee "":' nurses are old these days. l pt points ~ighor ror his brothel:' the impres- they are oploo then for htmiett. HI• P#obor employed by .the doctor's wl!o. warned him that hi I broth~ "'' And they're altniether too 1!1100· soill8 to ou1110 bUn 11 ilf ~1111'1, py. &>metlmes this dame not car:.othar l1lliJ ~ ~ won't put me through lli.Di.r doctor, but I iinow she (allSio ~Y taking two perloclo 'ot Jlhy!il· · give him my measage"lo call cal edticatlon In thillr two...,.,, so his brother could bave more later. - ANNOYED time for "p~c:hOIOR)',,. Door Annoyed: Needleoo to 11Y ·they helfd An unwritten (1118llftcatlon for a their mothe,.s opjmlll ot Ibis good" o!lice llll'&e ls:' 'AblllfY to and reoumod tbillr right praclico " reCognize a loveslckremalewhen Identities.MOTHE!l OF TWINS she hears one and protect the dqctor from same whenever .PO~ Door Jlelen: 1 note you got elolll>ered lor resible. She Isn't his wile's SI!J', printing tlle ,.What Is A Solbut a visllile shield for a very dier" article, a pleasant and busy man, and believe me, he'a (I thought) a,ympatboilc IBI<e.o!f gr~teful! - H. on servicemen. You could tell, ·- aU :hi~sl; rilos\ ~- ~ Dear Helen: BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - When the new huge stcyscra.J)er goes up at 3rd Ave. between 54th and 56th the venerable P. J, Clarke's sal.o m (great unchic celebrlt,y hangout will remain - but th& bUilders wm chop ott the top two present Doors • .. P.J, 's was made fa. · mous in 11 Lost Weekerd" and Mr. and Mrs. Chester ~·· cer §11<1 stephen, and Mr. A. R, (Ben) castor, Charleston, W. Va..~ _ealleQ OQI . Mr. ,and_ Mrs. Waller S..ett Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starl<OJ and ;,u,.~shere.~vlslt­ ed . the ..cumetery on Memorial now there are unconnected ''P. J.'s" coast. to .. coast, includi~ a 3rd Ave. P. J. Bernstein's .•• Da,y. MisS· Oleva SmJth, Columbus, r.a.. apent a wOekend with 'her IIIII'· ento, Mr. incl r.lr&. Uiwi's Snlth · Clarke's h owned by Danny and Nancy. of casual waiters and bartenJ... ers this side of old Rector's. New rock • group called the Village Stop has a swish costuming approach: several per.. form In Drag... Near!)' 53 per cert of ,all individual Jncome t(>\s c~e f{... tolh ltCQie $5,000 to $!5,000 set. ... Warner-7 Arts veep· Kenneth Hypian's newest production arriWd - a sOn •.• Floyd Patterson's old champera sparring partnerWilsonHannll>al Jo In Creedmore State Hoopltal alter a tragic breakdown. PhyiUo McGuire of the old Ar· thur Godfrey gang Oatel)' named In headlines as 881 Jal ol mob- JOrdan and family. The Lavern Jordana h&ve now moved to their farm formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. John lllmham. .Mr. IIIII Mrs. John Dunham and chllclr811, New Booton, Bl., visited with tbelr parento, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dunham and Mr. and Mro. Reed Je!fero and other es~ pectall)' at thla time to atteocl · the AlbaJlj' AlWilD! BaD<1181 on Solurda.Y nlgbt. Thoae attending a !amtl,y gathering at the home of Mr. andMr&. - ·----- Easiest Way to Lovelf.er Rooms f lI ~~ · ON IN .. ; 1.£1' US SHOW YOU ALL THE NEW COLORS IN 2.15 QUART ster Sam "Momo" Gtancana) mlglit like to knoW her chaulfeured limousine was "tailed" here and the report included she was wearlitg 1 30-earat diamond. .. British mulU-milllo•lre Charles Clore's son Alan (now a tax • convenience.. Swiss..real· dent) put hls London mansion up for $250,000. Mickey Rooney's sons Mic:k Jr., Teddy arxl Tommy are a new Columbia Records team. .. Stores say more shoplifters ate vezzo, who has the finest start Floyd King, who suffered a ~e at hia traDer home, haf; heee brought to the East Mllnor Hurling Home In AlbaJll', tobe . cored lor tollowlng his release !rom Shellerlng Arms Hoopital. . Mro. :f~ ..._ij,4&lei!t.lhe wseken6'irlth her 101t and daughter-ln.J.aw, Mr. and Mrs. 4yem i'elatl:•e• here. They came Lavern Jordan, in hooor otthe Reedsv·iJle Dunham&, were Mr. and Mra. Reed Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jo!lers and !amU7, Mr. and Mrl. Blchord Jel!ers and daughter, Mrs. Fsye Jordan, the Dunhamo 0 8 and the hoot famll)'. Mrs. EIOOI1'"Markins underwent Rev. aml Mrs. Fred Gardner maJor surgery at S!.eltering or Johnsboro, Tenn., were reArms Hospital In Athens thlo cent guests of Mrs. Edna Stew· pall week. art and Anderson B. Kibble. Mrs. Elba McKnight, Roger, Mrs. Bess Larkins is apatlent Randy, 9laron and Chrla, co. at St. Joseph Hospital, Parker~ Jumbus, callBd on Mr. and Mrs. burg. Her room nlD'rtber ts 345. D. 0, McKnight and Mr. and Recent visitors ofMr. andMro. Mrs. Fern GiUogl)' and vlslted virgil Bucklery were Howard the cemetery on Memorial Day. Buckley and Bill Malle~ of Mar· Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pickett, ietta, ana Mr. and Mrs. Harold m, stevlo and Harley, IV, Holly. Humphrey, Tom. Tim and Amy wood, Fla., are guests ot his Lou, of Belleville, W. VL · mother, Laura Krebs and other Mr. and Mrs. Dohrman Reed, relatlvea. Mr. and Mrl. Jan Kippy and Kimmy, have returned Plckelt and daughter, Da,yton, al· home alter a vacation trip to Getso spent the weekend here. The tysburg, Pa., Niagara Falls and Harley Plcketls and Jan Pickett to canada. attended the AlbaJll' AlUmni Ban· ·Jane and Juli Whitehead were que! oo Sa1llrday evening. Mr. and Mra. Cecll Gillogly and children, Athens, were cell- Columbus, spent Wednesday and ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday with his brother and Dwaine Jordan and 11011s. alotor.ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mr. 'and Mrs. Ali1ert Q!lvey, sterkey. Mr. and Mra. John Dover, and Sidney Parker, Boll. Grwnds, Patrlela and Je!l, were' var, vialted Mr. and Mrs.., Ney ~ dirmer guelts of the Star· Carpenter and atteocled tile AI- keys and afternoon cllloro were blllll' Alumni Banquet Mrs. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. George Genheimer tha Mays, who has spent some and Mr. and Mrs, Pearl Mora, Ume hero with her parents, re. Chester. turned to her borne in &:ra!lburg Mr. and Mr1. Fern .Gillogly with them. visited her brothor.tn-iaw and Mr. and Mro. Frnd Korns and lister, Mr. and Mrs. Otho Greg. daughter and Tommy Withrow, ory near Hamden on .&m~ a!Cbarle-. W. Va., and Nancy ternoon and aloo called m Mr1. carney, Sissonville, W.Va. , call- Gentvra Foster, local. edon Mr. and Mrs.' William LawThe fifth and olxth grade p.. 1011 incl family on 9Jnda,y alter· plla tiom Columbia SChool IIIII noon. their leacber, Mildred 5\)urlock, Mra. Murl Galawa,y eltended were In Alblllll' on Tuesday vlsltcommeneemd exertises in Me· lng classes there. Arthur. Her granclaon, Robert Mr. and Mrs. Fern GU!og)y WoodrUm, wa1 a ""'mbar of the and Mr. and Mro. Arthur Crabr.raduatipJ elau. tree attended commencement e_x.. Recent, ."!"1111 of Mrs. Gala· erclaeo at Gallla Academy High wa,y lnel'"'-p Mr. and Mra. Rich- School. The Glliogly'o granddauaril Par~• and Rlcljy, Da,yton; ghter, !lloen Frazler, wo.aaniemMr. and Ilcro. Jolm Woodrum, ber ot theuiooatlng claoo. • John .and Don, Albant; '!l!r1. Murl Mr. and Mra. Cr~Coraey, Billy, Jimmie and Chuck tree, McArthur, th~r POtty,' Mol\rthor,'-and Marie and " parenls, 'Mr· and l!Olllnd Wilbur Dalley, local. Crabtree andno~~=. Mr. '!Jl'l Mrs. Elden sterkey, dal Jordan 11 News, N le -J· . ~ " • IInde-. and liiiW .t...:, WhY iuihe bli iuss? - WoNDERER Door Woo: .... trihlnil "" I tlrat •. "' - . prl¢ecl < • ~ ' WIHin . ·~ lo o Sol. cllar" two' and me:l!alt )'ears ""'· ..,~..,.,.,. ~ loved lt. But Ibis time arouild, nerves are too nw, Vlelnam too btOod.v. - . Going bolting? women; we had one pointed out by a department head in one of our finest - one who had a rec- ord but couldn't be collared until outside. .. Fsye Dunawsy told her "Thomaa Crown Affair., fUm bosses she won'tpose tor chees~&-" cake pholc!S on- account of he.r "1~':~ lltnt':. tkJe~·. :ll ·Pi•1et get an "1Jgage" after one hit movie... That was "Bonnle & Clyde" which has been helted f'llenly In the lao! lew dayo In newspaper and rid!<>-TV odltor· ills ss aoother in the II"'& llst of cynically ~roducecl Rlo'ift"" Uons o! violent cr!mlnall9' whldl helps set the vlclousl)' ugly II&, . tlOQal mood climaxed by tho Bobby Koonody assassl,.tion. One of nlms' most f'lmous comedian-director• can',t aetma· recent ~rnigllt guesla of their couai11s, Mary Ruth and JO)' sauer, Middleport. Miss Jessie Hoyt ot Columbus and sister of Detroit, Mich., visited at the H. E. Williams home recentb. Mrs. Allee Footty haal'C!Iurlle!l home alter visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Home sandy, Parkershorg. TOOl Dye spent 1 weekend with his children In Akron. BirUlday Club members eP.. joyed eating out at Crow's steak House In Pomeroy recendy. They were Mary Allee Bise, Elizabeth Smith, Ill Osborne, Helen Archer and Inez Boring. -Mrs. LYle llalderson th, Another tq> network boiS wUI ''resign" shOrtJy,.,"Man Of La ManCha" author Dale Wasser· man wantlt SOphia ~en tor "Ki· ki, 01 hta next Bcbry. stage opus ... Milton Saldon (he ran the old Lido at Atlantic Beach) re~ , to the blgtlme reoort biz with the westhami>ton Bath & Tellllis Club. .. Reslauroteur Dan Stomp.. ler'o daughter · SUZan (I rogl&tered nurse) wUI dovo!AI her T. L. C. henceforth to dad's Gree,. which viuqo Steak Joint.,. "To . Rus&llln'"fl h' iliDi•f!X>tW'il lltiT t conaecuUve mllllor>dolloMaleo LPalbum. ru''' " - I ·""" -.at~,... I ..... lfllt111. MOJ OI!IOLA• li$Ct>RT DE SOUD STAT£ ~TAKE AimlliEIE" 11 . W~RHER . RADIO. . I,,, .. T. Vi. '· . . '. .,,• .. ' ,.,, ' . " '•' ·" ' •• . " ! .:::'!Z;,ta:P,m., · · - . · ·,..... " \ . I' ',. • ...... . ' ')Wl ~ . ' .IJ 1 'Jt ...,. ,leerill !uno,.! "'-u s...,... bios. Erroro by Leo Cardenaa and TonY Perez, alOng with Glenn Beckert's slnglo, loaded the bases to set the stage for Bsnko' 36th and 37th RB!s of the aeaaon. Randy H~mdley drove In the !Ina! run of ihe In· I The Reds scored a run in the first inning on three conseeutive singles and added two more In nlng, tho fourth oo a double by Per. ez, a walk, an error and Cardenas• single and an infield out. Catcher Jom Bench c - ' the Cincinnati scoring with his fourth homer of tbe season in the sixth IMlng. , Cloninger pn up t!ve hits and five nms in hb three..tnnlng stint. Ted Abernathy wao tho last of foor Cincinnati pitchers, coming In with two oot In the elgilth and holding. the CUba hit· leu tlle rest of the Wa:J . It was letthander BUl McCOOl's 111rn to pitch In toniglit's · opener of a three-game series. He will carry a 2-3 record ~st the Cards' Ray Wash-_ burn. who is 3-3. varrieto, "" ..;. ~ ~ •' .\. LOS ANGE~,1(tJ$-J.fA­ emoo Lelll•, ·1•7• l.oo ~·· to lwfd suing to the NCAA lor olo)lpOd Douc McLeod, Under NCAA require- IIOchester, Mlm., (%), _.val. ment.. no more than 60 per · cert of the pte tan go tor e»- -es. " Jlln Roblnaon, Iormor coich lnd DOW <l!rector ill the !ootball In canton, told the board it no 8111Ctlon is torthcomlfll, it kame would be almost lmpooalble to cont1111e the IUDe under NCAA reatrictiana. The board, in other actloo, awroVecl moving the Cla11 A Troy Regional baso!ball """ment Into tho new Miami Univerolty ore .. next spr1ng, ruled that JiYIIUIIadcs wlU be divided into 12 Instead of alx ftnallato for tho state tournament, and changed the dall!s of the state wreatliRi tournament t r o m I I I I I I lSI, FISH & GAM! ··. . March 7·8 to Feb. 18 and March 1. The board l..rnod !lilt many ctqp"eumen h a v e ln:ll.eated their a..,.,.n for the 0 h lo board'• CI!POiidon to teleceodng JfO - 1 IUDeS ... Frldsy nigh~ when IIIOBt high sch""'-' play their l!lllleS. ~~ : .. . ' . ~ICKEN JW1~4UI.: . Thu.,Jiille20 ALLDAY . N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMOIIST OFF1CE HOVRS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CUISE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ' HIGH SCHOOL RANGES '' GAS I I I I I I I J)Ondence lor rogloo who wao • pollca )lollft llit . ( eGolcl St1r) N1me BriMs Completely Auto.-Bumer Wllh A Br1ln NOW ON SALE and DISPLAY AT H& MJclclleport, o. . .. .m !be "*' - ,... •o .. lib: ~.. f5,.1G .' ~ lUll. ., .... ~ lllllln dtrltr ....... - " " ' " lbl.: One ......, $UCI, a, ....,, 0. ,_. .,~.Of. lilt IIIOCllll• ti.U. -n.. ........... ,... !iubt.:ra,u. price IIKWN ...., ,........ Gtlu -.;;......... ••hoduleoe 2.-Hou·r •trwt• SERVICE . fUPOM REQl.lliSn . " Robln101's Clet!nen . f ,L, ~-~ '11lll!'adsy :CN~IIirt , ,..., -·~ ,,.._ ohoi1.iod ·toW-n•l ot' ~~~~'" 4oi>tlal!d . . . ;•. JUIIII'fb!:'J.tfl 1Jut to . 0..8011 \min . -r . ·: :".... r.\J: ..,. ,'\ ;..·11!11'.:. ...... ' ; . ...,..~ •J -1 '" Fight ~esults ·,. W.·,bis ..,.._.,,tor . . ''-* ... - DAD IS TH.E. V.I.P. dons to pre&eDt tlgurel on exalona • Thuradsy lnd two more penaeo and Jrnfita' and what oeaiOMJ .. IUDes Friday, with IIJI\ount of the Jro!lla SO toward scholarships. t~Je; . anaJa, . being Jllliod dif;:olleriiOOn led night •• . ~ The board aoked· the ""'cheo wsys. to have the report ready lor !Ia "in oct!Qn Thursday, the board Aug. !4 meet~, but oo aetlon det,.ed aenctlonlng ol all • star was Olljii!Cted on the oancllon..,ues, although Commlaalonor trw ultll ot least September, Paul J.pdlo and Associate Both the Norti>South Football Conuillssloner Harold M e y o r - e In canton and the Nortllspoke In favor of It South Basketball Clanlc In ~ . · The board ukod the !ootball rlon requested the san<:tioolng &nd bAsketball coaches anoci.., . ment would open ror, two· ses- Y- On nA6 N •• .. ....................,.. .,.,............... , ......... , ••, .1 1 ON SUNDAY. v•IClOry '"""!kll, ....... 111111 C,.IIMI r . Ovr u.... ~ cr..nr., li,~~:hter• r 'I DRT' aiANING One·Day President . David Rice Atcblson, president pro tem of the Senate, Is supposed to ha"" served as president of 11\e U11lled State• for one day-March 4, ~· It was SUriday 8IICI Zacbary Taylor refused to be lnaugvr· ated on the Sabbath. riO tq. in. Work. w11h house currenl nr hauery . . . •orb rmm tlr ci~reue •' 1;..1,. ' ". York Olarlltr M) at Oiida!!il· CHunlar W), 10:30 J.m. Wa&hlngton (COiaman 4-5> at Calltornla. (Brunet 5-6), 11 p.m. Detroit (Hiller t-1) st Chlcqo • Mark Werry fanned alll8 bet. (Pefero 3-6)-, 9 p.m. tera In pllchl!ll 1 .....,lifer tor Boatoo . (EUaworlh t-4) 11 an ...7 11~ win lor the Yanko S'l', LOUIS (IJPI) _ Peppery aevonar place with an ·a~· pastlng. Cleveland (Tlant &..(), .7:30p.m. over the Dodgen ThW"adsy a!- Dave Brlatol, juat like !be !ilturday'l Goa!e• ternoon,ln PCIIIIeroy Boys' Loa.- cuairy in old western movies, . But word from Cincinnati was ~ York at Oekland, twilight 11110 J)]a,y. . . , recle to tho reacue of his falter- that Brlatol finally has ohaken 11'4'&hlngton at Clllfornla . Werry, 1 towering 6 ft., 41n. lng troops today, and lor the off a bad cold and would be"" ~ore 1t !llmesota boyo' l.....,r who tlpa the ocllea Clnclmati Redo u was 1n tho hand for tonight's series opener Detroit " Chicqo at about 200 lbs., got 16 batters nick ot Ume. wit~ the ftr~ace St. Louis Ilolton 11 Cleveland . on called third strike• IIIII the Without the little tobacco- Cardlnala. Notional Lolguo other two swlrwtng. He walkod chewing manager 1n the dusout But tho damage was already w. L. Pet. liB five. the Rnds dropped three oot of. clone In Chicago, where the ·51; Loula 36 zt .698 ... Tlm Colburn, a!lrtllll IJodaer lour to the Chicago Cuba. Brla- Reds took the opener ot the Sail FrlndlcO 32 28 .633 4 Jlteher, wao hit by 1 line clrlve tol wao Rat on hio back 1n a Cln- lour.pme aeries and thon . ~· Arlplet 32 29 ,625 4\': offer huriiJW. to three batters clnnatl hoopltal Thursday when drot>P8d three atralght to !all A111n1a ail . 2& .. .. 5)7 5 and had to be relleved. Guy the CUbs &lmped tho Rods 1m> behind the CUbs and Philadel~ 29 29 .5oo 6 File took over and later Bill )lhia In tho National League p~ 26 28 .500 6 Chaney came on to ftnlah It). standings and only OIIHal! CliiOilutl 28 · 29 :49! 1114 Yonk hitters wore Ron Couch, pme ahead of tho lowly New N/ni York . . 27 . 29 .482 7 • hCIIIIe run and alnglo; Werry, I . York Mots. 1'\iiiburab 23 81 426 10 double and ollllie, Joe ~ Banko DamaR1118' ~ 23 33 ·.41111 bourn and Guy Snou!!er, two It was veteran Ernie Banke \ Thllrlldl1'a Reaulto slrwtes each, aod K~ Minkin, . B~g* who did tho dama&e to the Reds ~- 8 Clneillnltl 4 Je!t McKIMey and Stan Moon, a Thursday. Banks drove In lour p~· 8 Sf,D Ma.ttl!o7" slrwto each. Nil with hlo 12th homer and P)ipl a HWitoD·2, llight · • The win left the Yanks in ftrot two singleo to take over aecood st.irJ,Alii l,l21DDL, ,qm. place with a 3-1 record while the place In the runs-batted-In race. <doi¥ pllleo .che61loc0 IJodaera and Tlgera are both Tho CUbs eruptod lor three · ", . . -4 .Probable Pitchers 2-2 and tbe Plrotoa, Who Jut runs In the second lMlng o!l • · (All TlmeiEOO') .•. eventrw lost to the Tlpra 7-3, The loj)sy-turvy world of Boys starter and loser Tony Clonlng.!.oOI ~~~ . (SIJwor ·..s.~: IIIIi' are 1-3 overoll. League baseball In Middleport er, Who wao making his first Kilclcll i.ol 11 l'hlladelphla Andy Voughan and Bob Eason continued encliy !hat wsy lllurs- start for tho Redo after being (SI!art S.7 and Jameo 0-1) 2 6 e<lllblnod to hurl a three bitter day evening. ac<JIIreil !rom Atlanta. He was p;ib, " • · . ' ' . lor the Tigers lp their win over The lndlons, who had upset nicked for five runs In three lnJ!u ' Friilclaco ()lcCormack 5o lbl l'lrltea. Mark Dllii1'd and the Ylllkees Wodnesdsy lll-151n nlngs. 1>"·!11 N~ir..York .(l<oosma• ~. il>ln Stooo oharecl the Plroteo • monthon of walko "• r e Ron santo also hit a solo hoI j. . . . mound duty and otru~ out!t llP8nded Thuraday by the B':'ve• mer during !be Cubs' eecond In· · ~.a':~~~W·· N)I'lf'AII~ and waJbd ,,llle. , Tbe ] 1M- '1111o:tlmothelndlans"pltcho- " nlngll)rlsing 'IXJ, give Jack LaJIIOI!IIdlnen """"" 10 In!!"' ko ' 1111 fall opart whO~ the Rr&V8S' mabo, the sacond of three Chi,.,.... eel ae· M. Daverport had· everything his cago hurlers, his first vldOry of . ' ~ (Wilton ~7 at PitTlpr hlttera were Mike Gil· w-,y with razor sharp control, the caJnplign ln relief"' roolde · ~:-~~ ~m.at ~ more . and Sbormon White, ·two 1ll1ldnr two, flnlllng one. lillian Frank Reherger. Lou!• (Waallburn .W l, BP.m.. . allllies eaob; Voughan, o three- pllchera walked 17 and fanned Banks hit his holiior alter Sotlulllt nm homer, and Eaaon and Je!l fl!o. santo triPled In tho third In~ ~lmn' :::-;ork · Rldpa,y a alngle each. Gotdl!l In the other IUDe last night - nlng. The 37-7oar-old first bueCblcaaQ II, Aa.dla, night ~ hila were Andr Erwl!ob, .Rutlllld defeated the Meta, who man alii() singled and oeorod s · , lkiuton at Pittsburgh a domle, llld Stooo and Domle had cloiJberod · tho proixl Red- run In tile aecond and cracked 1.0s .....loo at Phi!L, night Fnlmer a atngle oaoh. · logo the 0'"ni!W before, IZ.O. hio ·aeeoncl single ot the IUD• , ,... ' Rr&,.a• hitters · were M. 1.1>- with the baaes loaded in the oevCiilc!IUII at st. .Loula, night vendor, S. 11ac11ner, J. llartln enth to <IIJniJ: IIDOther tbree.nm ., , Q;.,.,..,-•a... and Jerry Whlta, each a single, outliurst. ~batlg.a! _toque Slai.Bnp u1• -~ and B. Lam>!or 1 double. Sloppy Fielding Ib' Qall!od Pre11 ~l'lillloaal For the Indiana, Rlok Stol>art, But a1oppy fielding by the , . W L- PoL. GB """" Ow ml B. lllanley hid a l!rwle ..ch, ROds ....,.llluled to their trouCOIOJI!Ibui 26 19 ,578 • 'Il\". SJn<uae '1'011!' Leq\le D. Dodaoo 1 olJWie and trl!>le, Tnleclo ao '24 .556 Jh team detealad ~ '~ .lao , '&ndJ. Tyraeadouble. . IIU'Wo 28 24 l'h recent <*iDe at 1M 'SynoJue Rr&ves 080 11-14 5 I 2{ 22· •.$22 lllh )Junlcl.liil ~k field. .._ .,nold, Indian• • 400 II- 4 5 I i.oulo.We · , .2$ 25 .,iilo ~ Rick Alb and Jilll HuiJIJard clld · ' (Called Iller 4 l!uii1111 on the Jacklilmwe· · 25 27 ,481 4'h SJracuao!)ltebiJW' Iecl· &lln~ ).Oorunrule) 81c~ " 21 2t u2 7 aiJd Georp worlold 011. !1M hUl Rr&vea M. n.._tandlmr. ' ' fl lor -lbd"" • ' I...U .._a C!.._oo+ (L"" ~··e 19 '~199 ' 9 IIlia ... . er;y. -~· -·~ ~ rJ, D. ·' ' ' Tburldsy'l Resldta · ,. .,. ••.,,... ·were ~ (2) and Stebart. TOlD !; COIIIII!boll 3 (let) Stove W~-r, 1 ~and · to11cto 13 COiumbua l C2nil) ' , two olngieo; A&h, a ~ and ,$£AMEN Ml5SING IAio!lnW• 5 a,rr.to 4 lift8]e, .~ Holmail.. Hubbenl AVCKLAND, ~ow Zoaland "cllmond 8 !i,}Tacuoi 2 and Steve .Jenklnl, I ~-h, (tJPO-Nine seamen Who left (Oif¥ ...,., and ~ Alll!ll Pucitllllol Jilll t11o llad• coulal vesaell(ara.. ,..·. , . ·· · ,v.lo; - 6 I &IQIIe'. nul. Weclnoadsy '!14M II> a ... lllltlanil'• hila wote 1 trlpie llf ......., raft' weA mloall!l and CpRUJ SGNS , ~· 1111! 1 Ill' CriiPo \II'OII!IId ln a lurrlcane '" ;llosToN (IJpi)-Jacl CUrtlo, GQLF WINNER • ,. .,. .poaiOD Roil, Sox loll thdl.. BARIIINGTON, &1 (UPI)... .Iii ' t11o recent opeetal ~r Mrs.· Jii Anne ~.....·-0. ;;:iii,. ;...... . ... . ....•........ ' a Reel Sox ·~ a linal - - ·( ·rooftt .... w-..o B•aves m· . · 14•4 sicture, ' mr~a"ure dia11onallr; ' I Witcrlpllan ,._ o.ll...,... "' Cln1lr ·~· .... llabl. u o;t~~l. ,.. In ~· a1 ... ~1¥ llMialrlom-.taU.. 'ltnf tulw!. • ~MI•ID..,.IIIif ....-ue~~~c one rectifier l'. ,.,' :;;.~~;=-~:~'=~~........, V.rk CIQ, Nn York. ' ·' ~' c .,. - ......, ... n. 00. '~·~ 1111'-7 Nin .....~. uo--- !..Uo.a.l._,, ... iJ !ilt llltle, ~' I ake along an Escort. ' IIEIGs.MASON AIEA, itlCHAIUl S, OWEN, PliB&8IIi ....Nil• tar trom ma-pa - they're feuding. THEut\101'£0 DAILY SENTINEL TU INT£Jf'¥r'Of' Cr.ltlltr Twlllllllll. .... _........,_... •·.... / ..-'\,ot ... 1~ jor allldloalnterested·ln hlo next project - forgela whit 'he' sUlk, ill! about alter 3 p.m. ... Shelley Winters -and Dlrls Jones co-star Aug. 18 ~ but the feeling's .. D Cubs Win 8-4, Reds Slump To 7th Place v.s. / as mother..aon i~ ~~wild ln Streets" and both were born on Werry Whiffs Alll8 1-.SO J).DI, the ·writer .... ............ tb ..,n ili·ln'""i..... ~ em, . '" dillon ot World Wir 11'1· W'dlle Voice along 6roadway BERRrS.WORLD .Carpenter ~ews, Notes cba... :us * • •......-:- Reje~3-Day .Eveilt .,~. . twin . ! ' , d , E . . · : ~·· .w nt .· ~ ,xpected . ' '.:j\' ' ,-.r-~ra.: ·\ . ·r: • · .'r'' ""· Vrli~ ··'• ; IS NURSE SPY ~Ii.OYID " BY nocronls'WIFE? , ' "·' · ·11\e F -,. •.' ',/ ;J::!: ' . .'" " �I.~ ,, . ~·~ .~·.; )'!:e Dl~l)' Senune_~: l'or"noror·Mkldlei>Oi;~ ;~ij,$tandings· · -' 'tJ~~:.,~y ~·'~8c. >tie/,,, ! . }. •len•• ., .. " ··· 0 .,.....,..0'11' -~ ... ·!· ·~'t ' • ' ' . '·'·, Prau·.·I-JaUonal ' •' ". • Anlerlcan.,Let&uo -,' ,,·; ' ? .,. W:. L. Pet. GB '<'1le~t ·38 20 .861 ... Balli..... '32 24 .571 5\\ ' . )<!•~-;,; 33 27. .550 ,$1;.· ,·.·CJalrland 28 :e .m 10 · COLIIMIIVS (IJPJh A p~ zs a.1 .tts u .... ~,.,.. ' pooal to tho alate high 'Bolki> 26 . 29 ··~ ll sdlll<i biskelball tollrniD!ent Niw York 26 32 .448 'J.21h from !Wo io three days woe :California 26 •82 121,1 sObedultld to come ~ before :. Chicqo 24 ilo •4lt 121.~ the Ohio High •SChool Athletic Woahington 24 ai .428 l:l'h . . . . ., . ' AIIOCIIUon Frldsy. Thuradsy'o Resultl · . California 4 Booton Z; let The OHSA board of control, . "Our 100011 ~~ ow(uliT aad Call!ornit 1 B011!111 !, ind, beta11tt we're to.f•• so Ndl, willliiW ._, a thrfe .. day ma8t.. ,f.!, fans., SUIJ)ellded --110 «tt up aM •• a few art· 1111. 1111 npeeted t,o reject the whHI• or •••.rt-ld•1r' prCJPOial, maiDl)' due to appOsiDelrolt 3. MinpeiiJt& I tion !rom ~ Ohio Principiis Clolclonj, J cievelard '0, 11 IMS AoiOclatloll. Vnder the prqJOtecl (Only IUD18 aehetluJ!'d) aeq,, the 11111111 stale tour... • Tollily' • Probable Plt<llers . (All TIJIIeo ED1? Baltimore (Phoebus 5-S ond I lieNal!)' W) at MlnneaoJa (CIItnce 4.7 and BoaweU 5-5), 2, 4Pn'l niir~· eJwl<b>Od In ..' but, ci!!P.!rf...~~· !lllnd tbol,r i>wn' bulllne!~~: JDuitead tllt(y plW; Into, <ertaui .patient·• .,._ .ca~~.; • ~ Colle~, T cill n1Y doctor more then Oil~~ a -~ btl·mrse acta su•te,..' Sbe always re!Dlndsmotb!'l I tslkgl. te hlllt a lew day 8 ""'' ';'MJ,;.e- . lb.',!' .. mont togotlier.. "'nie' tol!ll, sQ 1t waa then ' ' more •Cho~1\7 1 ' · It's none of • fWl'~'s bu~~~ pll)lehology ct,il~l - <llee ,. lb~· whetlier her.employerh~saoru&h trio ~ on -Ids patient or Is dating ~r. himself and, •'l'h!s1s·thedoctor'lper'11011111 U!e. . ..... 11 you'll ll!>liee, ·,oiflee "":' nurses are old these days. l pt points ~ighor ror his brothel:' the impres- they are oploo then for htmiett. HI• P#obor employed by .the doctor's wl!o. warned him that hi I broth~ "'' And they're altniether too 1!1100· soill8 to ou1110 bUn 11 ilf ~1111'1, py. &>metlmes this dame not car:.othar l1lliJ ~ ~ won't put me through lli.Di.r doctor, but I iinow she (allSio ~Y taking two perloclo 'ot Jlhy!il· · give him my measage"lo call cal edticatlon In thillr two...,.,, so his brother could bave more later. - ANNOYED time for "p~c:hOIOR)',,. Door Annoyed: Needleoo to 11Y ·they helfd An unwritten (1118llftcatlon for a their mothe,.s opjmlll ot Ibis good" o!lice llll'&e ls:' 'AblllfY to and reoumod tbillr right praclico " reCognize a loveslckremalewhen Identities.MOTHE!l OF TWINS she hears one and protect the dqctor from same whenever .PO~ Door Jlelen: 1 note you got elolll>ered lor resible. She Isn't his wile's SI!J', printing tlle ,.What Is A Solbut a visllile shield for a very dier" article, a pleasant and busy man, and believe me, he'a (I thought) a,ympatboilc IBI<e.o!f gr~teful! - H. on servicemen. You could tell, ·- aU :hi~sl; rilos\ ~- ~ Dear Helen: BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - When the new huge stcyscra.J)er goes up at 3rd Ave. between 54th and 56th the venerable P. J, Clarke's sal.o m (great unchic celebrlt,y hangout will remain - but th& bUilders wm chop ott the top two present Doors • .. P.J, 's was made fa. · mous in 11 Lost Weekerd" and Mr. and Mrs. Chester ~·· cer §11<1 stephen, and Mr. A. R, (Ben) castor, Charleston, W. Va..~ _ealleQ OQI . Mr. ,and_ Mrs. Waller S..ett Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starl<OJ and ;,u,.~shere.~vlslt­ ed . the ..cumetery on Memorial now there are unconnected ''P. J.'s" coast. to .. coast, includi~ a 3rd Ave. P. J. Bernstein's .•• Da,y. MisS· Oleva SmJth, Columbus, r.a.. apent a wOekend with 'her IIIII'· ento, Mr. incl r.lr&. Uiwi's Snlth · Clarke's h owned by Danny and Nancy. of casual waiters and bartenJ... ers this side of old Rector's. New rock • group called the Village Stop has a swish costuming approach: several per.. form In Drag... Near!)' 53 per cert of ,all individual Jncome t(>\s c~e f{... tolh ltCQie $5,000 to $!5,000 set. ... Warner-7 Arts veep· Kenneth Hypian's newest production arriWd - a sOn •.• Floyd Patterson's old champera sparring partnerWilsonHannll>al Jo In Creedmore State Hoopltal alter a tragic breakdown. PhyiUo McGuire of the old Ar· thur Godfrey gang Oatel)' named In headlines as 881 Jal ol mob- JOrdan and family. The Lavern Jordana h&ve now moved to their farm formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. John lllmham. .Mr. IIIII Mrs. John Dunham and chllclr811, New Booton, Bl., visited with tbelr parento, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dunham and Mr. and Mro. Reed Je!fero and other es~ pectall)' at thla time to atteocl · the AlbaJlj' AlWilD! BaD<1181 on Solurda.Y nlgbt. Thoae attending a !amtl,y gathering at the home of Mr. andMr&. - ·----- Easiest Way to Lovelf.er Rooms f lI ~~ · ON IN .. ; 1.£1' US SHOW YOU ALL THE NEW COLORS IN 2.15 QUART ster Sam "Momo" Gtancana) mlglit like to knoW her chaulfeured limousine was "tailed" here and the report included she was wearlitg 1 30-earat diamond. .. British mulU-milllo•lre Charles Clore's son Alan (now a tax • convenience.. Swiss..real· dent) put hls London mansion up for $250,000. Mickey Rooney's sons Mic:k Jr., Teddy arxl Tommy are a new Columbia Records team. .. Stores say more shoplifters ate vezzo, who has the finest start Floyd King, who suffered a ~e at hia traDer home, haf; heee brought to the East Mllnor Hurling Home In AlbaJll', tobe . cored lor tollowlng his release !rom Shellerlng Arms Hoopital. . Mro. :f~ ..._ij,4&lei!t.lhe wseken6'irlth her 101t and daughter-ln.J.aw, Mr. and Mrs. 4yem i'elatl:•e• here. They came Lavern Jordan, in hooor otthe Reedsv·iJle Dunham&, were Mr. and Mra. Reed Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jo!lers and !amU7, Mr. and Mrl. Blchord Jel!ers and daughter, Mrs. Fsye Jordan, the Dunhamo 0 8 and the hoot famll)'. Mrs. EIOOI1'"Markins underwent Rev. aml Mrs. Fred Gardner maJor surgery at S!.eltering or Johnsboro, Tenn., were reArms Hospital In Athens thlo cent guests of Mrs. Edna Stew· pall week. art and Anderson B. Kibble. Mrs. Elba McKnight, Roger, Mrs. Bess Larkins is apatlent Randy, 9laron and Chrla, co. at St. Joseph Hospital, Parker~ Jumbus, callBd on Mr. and Mrs. burg. Her room nlD'rtber ts 345. D. 0, McKnight and Mr. and Recent visitors ofMr. andMro. Mrs. Fern GiUogl)' and vlslted virgil Bucklery were Howard the cemetery on Memorial Day. Buckley and Bill Malle~ of Mar· Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pickett, ietta, ana Mr. and Mrs. Harold m, stevlo and Harley, IV, Holly. Humphrey, Tom. Tim and Amy wood, Fla., are guests ot his Lou, of Belleville, W. VL · mother, Laura Krebs and other Mr. and Mrs. Dohrman Reed, relatlvea. Mr. and Mrl. Jan Kippy and Kimmy, have returned Plckelt and daughter, Da,yton, al· home alter a vacation trip to Getso spent the weekend here. The tysburg, Pa., Niagara Falls and Harley Plcketls and Jan Pickett to canada. attended the AlbaJll' AlUmni Ban· ·Jane and Juli Whitehead were que! oo Sa1llrday evening. Mr. and Mra. Cecll Gillogly and children, Athens, were cell- Columbus, spent Wednesday and ers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday with his brother and Dwaine Jordan and 11011s. alotor.ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mr. 'and Mrs. Ali1ert Q!lvey, sterkey. Mr. and Mra. John Dover, and Sidney Parker, Boll. Grwnds, Patrlela and Je!l, were' var, vialted Mr. and Mrs.., Ney ~ dirmer guelts of the Star· Carpenter and atteocled tile AI- keys and afternoon cllloro were blllll' Alumni Banquet Mrs. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. George Genheimer tha Mays, who has spent some and Mr. and Mrs, Pearl Mora, Ume hero with her parents, re. Chester. turned to her borne in &:ra!lburg Mr. and Mr1. Fern .Gillogly with them. visited her brothor.tn-iaw and Mr. and Mro. Frnd Korns and lister, Mr. and Mrs. Otho Greg. daughter and Tommy Withrow, ory near Hamden on .&m~ a!Cbarle-. W. Va., and Nancy ternoon and aloo called m Mr1. carney, Sissonville, W.Va. , call- Gentvra Foster, local. edon Mr. and Mrs.' William LawThe fifth and olxth grade p.. 1011 incl family on 9Jnda,y alter· plla tiom Columbia SChool IIIII noon. their leacber, Mildred 5\)urlock, Mra. Murl Galawa,y eltended were In Alblllll' on Tuesday vlsltcommeneemd exertises in Me· lng classes there. Arthur. Her granclaon, Robert Mr. and Mrs. Fern GU!og)y WoodrUm, wa1 a ""'mbar of the and Mr. and Mro. Arthur Crabr.raduatipJ elau. tree attended commencement e_x.. Recent, ."!"1111 of Mrs. Gala· erclaeo at Gallla Academy High wa,y lnel'"'-p Mr. and Mra. Rich- School. The Glliogly'o granddauaril Par~• and Rlcljy, Da,yton; ghter, !lloen Frazler, wo.aaniemMr. and Ilcro. Jolm Woodrum, ber ot theuiooatlng claoo. • John .and Don, Albant; '!l!r1. Murl Mr. and Mra. Cr~Coraey, Billy, Jimmie and Chuck tree, McArthur, th~r POtty,' Mol\rthor,'-and Marie and " parenls, 'Mr· and l!Olllnd Wilbur Dalley, local. Crabtree andno~~=. Mr. '!Jl'l Mrs. Elden sterkey, dal Jordan 11 News, N le -J· . ~ " • IInde-. and liiiW .t...:, WhY iuihe bli iuss? - WoNDERER Door Woo: .... trihlnil "" I tlrat •. "' - . prl¢ecl < • ~ ' WIHin . ·~ lo o Sol. cllar" two' and me:l!alt )'ears ""'· ..,~..,.,.,. ~ loved lt. But Ibis time arouild, nerves are too nw, Vlelnam too btOod.v. - . Going bolting? women; we had one pointed out by a department head in one of our finest - one who had a rec- ord but couldn't be collared until outside. .. Fsye Dunawsy told her "Thomaa Crown Affair., fUm bosses she won'tpose tor chees~&-" cake pholc!S on- account of he.r "1~':~ lltnt':. tkJe~·. :ll ·Pi•1et get an "1Jgage" after one hit movie... That was "Bonnle & Clyde" which has been helted f'llenly In the lao! lew dayo In newspaper and rid!<>-TV odltor· ills ss aoother in the II"'& llst of cynically ~roducecl Rlo'ift"" Uons o! violent cr!mlnall9' whldl helps set the vlclousl)' ugly II&, . tlOQal mood climaxed by tho Bobby Koonody assassl,.tion. One of nlms' most f'lmous comedian-director• can',t aetma· recent ~rnigllt guesla of their couai11s, Mary Ruth and JO)' sauer, Middleport. Miss Jessie Hoyt ot Columbus and sister of Detroit, Mich., visited at the H. E. Williams home recentb. Mrs. Allee Footty haal'C!Iurlle!l home alter visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Home sandy, Parkershorg. TOOl Dye spent 1 weekend with his children In Akron. BirUlday Club members eP.. joyed eating out at Crow's steak House In Pomeroy recendy. They were Mary Allee Bise, Elizabeth Smith, Ill Osborne, Helen Archer and Inez Boring. -Mrs. LYle llalderson th, Another tq> network boiS wUI ''resign" shOrtJy,.,"Man Of La ManCha" author Dale Wasser· man wantlt SOphia ~en tor "Ki· ki, 01 hta next Bcbry. stage opus ... Milton Saldon (he ran the old Lido at Atlantic Beach) re~ , to the blgtlme reoort biz with the westhami>ton Bath & Tellllis Club. .. Reslauroteur Dan Stomp.. ler'o daughter · SUZan (I rogl&tered nurse) wUI dovo!AI her T. L. C. henceforth to dad's Gree,. which viuqo Steak Joint.,. "To . Rus&llln'"fl h' iliDi•f!X>tW'il lltiT t conaecuUve mllllor>dolloMaleo LPalbum. ru''' " - I ·""" -.at~,... I ..... lfllt111. MOJ OI!IOLA• li$Ct>RT DE SOUD STAT£ ~TAKE AimlliEIE" 11 . W~RHER . RADIO. . I,,, .. T. Vi. '· . . '. .,,• .. ' ,.,, ' . " '•' ·" ' •• . " ! .:::'!Z;,ta:P,m., · · - . · ·,..... " \ . I' ',. • ...... . ' ')Wl ~ . ' .IJ 1 'Jt ...,. ,leerill !uno,.! "'-u s...,... bios. Erroro by Leo Cardenaa and TonY Perez, alOng with Glenn Beckert's slnglo, loaded the bases to set the stage for Bsnko' 36th and 37th RB!s of the aeaaon. Randy H~mdley drove In the !Ina! run of ihe In· I The Reds scored a run in the first inning on three conseeutive singles and added two more In nlng, tho fourth oo a double by Per. ez, a walk, an error and Cardenas• single and an infield out. Catcher Jom Bench c - ' the Cincinnati scoring with his fourth homer of tbe season in the sixth IMlng. , Cloninger pn up t!ve hits and five nms in hb three..tnnlng stint. Ted Abernathy wao tho last of foor Cincinnati pitchers, coming In with two oot In the elgilth and holding. the CUba hit· leu tlle rest of the Wa:J . It was letthander BUl McCOOl's 111rn to pitch In toniglit's · opener of a three-game series. He will carry a 2-3 record ~st the Cards' Ray Wash-_ burn. who is 3-3. varrieto, "" ..;. ~ ~ •' .\. LOS ANGE~,1(tJ$-J.fA­ emoo Lelll•, ·1•7• l.oo ~·· to lwfd suing to the NCAA lor olo)lpOd Douc McLeod, Under NCAA require- IIOchester, Mlm., (%), _.val. ment.. no more than 60 per · cert of the pte tan go tor e»- -es. " Jlln Roblnaon, Iormor coich lnd DOW <l!rector ill the !ootball In canton, told the board it no 8111Ctlon is torthcomlfll, it kame would be almost lmpooalble to cont1111e the IUDe under NCAA reatrictiana. The board, in other actloo, awroVecl moving the Cla11 A Troy Regional baso!ball """ment Into tho new Miami Univerolty ore .. next spr1ng, ruled that JiYIIUIIadcs wlU be divided into 12 Instead of alx ftnallato for tho state tournament, and changed the dall!s of the state wreatliRi tournament t r o m I I I I I I lSI, FISH & GAM! ··. . March 7·8 to Feb. 18 and March 1. The board l..rnod !lilt many ctqp"eumen h a v e ln:ll.eated their a..,.,.n for the 0 h lo board'• CI!POiidon to teleceodng JfO - 1 IUDeS ... Frldsy nigh~ when IIIOBt high sch""'-' play their l!lllleS. ~~ : .. . ' . ~ICKEN JW1~4UI.: . Thu.,Jiille20 ALLDAY . N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMOIIST OFF1CE HOVRS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CUISE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ' HIGH SCHOOL RANGES '' GAS I I I I I I I J)Ondence lor rogloo who wao • pollca )lollft llit . ( eGolcl St1r) N1me BriMs Completely Auto.-Bumer Wllh A Br1ln NOW ON SALE and DISPLAY AT H& MJclclleport, o. . .. .m !be "*' - ,... •o .. lib: ~.. f5,.1G .' ~ lUll. ., .... ~ lllllln dtrltr ....... - " " ' " lbl.: One ......, $UCI, a, ....,, 0. ,_. .,~.Of. lilt IIIOCllll• ti.U. -n.. ........... ,... !iubt.:ra,u. price IIKWN ...., ,........ Gtlu -.;;......... ••hoduleoe 2.-Hou·r •trwt• SERVICE . fUPOM REQl.lliSn . " Robln101's Clet!nen . f ,L, ~-~ '11lll!'adsy :CN~IIirt , ,..., -·~ ,,.._ ohoi1.iod ·toW-n•l ot' ~~~~'" 4oi>tlal!d . . . ;•. JUIIII'fb!:'J.tfl 1Jut to . 0..8011 \min . -r . ·: :".... r.\J: ..,. ,'\ ;..·11!11'.:. ...... ' ; . ...,..~ •J -1 '" Fight ~esults ·,. W.·,bis ..,.._.,,tor . . ''-* ... - DAD IS TH.E. V.I.P. dons to pre&eDt tlgurel on exalona • Thuradsy lnd two more penaeo and Jrnfita' and what oeaiOMJ .. IUDes Friday, with IIJI\ount of the Jro!lla SO toward scholarships. t~Je; . anaJa, . being Jllliod dif;:olleriiOOn led night •• . ~ The board aoked· the ""'cheo wsys. to have the report ready lor !Ia "in oct!Qn Thursday, the board Aug. !4 meet~, but oo aetlon det,.ed aenctlonlng ol all • star was Olljii!Cted on the oancllon..,ues, although Commlaalonor trw ultll ot least September, Paul J.pdlo and Associate Both the Norti>South Football Conuillssloner Harold M e y o r - e In canton and the Nortllspoke In favor of It South Basketball Clanlc In ~ . · The board ukod the !ootball rlon requested the san<:tioolng &nd bAsketball coaches anoci.., . ment would open ror, two· ses- Y- On nA6 N •• .. ....................,.. .,.,............... , ......... , ••, .1 1 ON SUNDAY. v•IClOry '"""!kll, ....... 111111 C,.IIMI r . Ovr u.... ~ cr..nr., li,~~:hter• r 'I DRT' aiANING One·Day President . David Rice Atcblson, president pro tem of the Senate, Is supposed to ha"" served as president of 11\e U11lled State• for one day-March 4, ~· It was SUriday 8IICI Zacbary Taylor refused to be lnaugvr· ated on the Sabbath. riO tq. in. Work. w11h house currenl nr hauery . . . •orb rmm tlr ci~reue •' 1;..1,. ' ". York Olarlltr M) at Oiida!!il· CHunlar W), 10:30 J.m. Wa&hlngton (COiaman 4-5> at Calltornla. (Brunet 5-6), 11 p.m. Detroit (Hiller t-1) st Chlcqo • Mark Werry fanned alll8 bet. (Pefero 3-6)-, 9 p.m. tera In pllchl!ll 1 .....,lifer tor Boatoo . (EUaworlh t-4) 11 an ...7 11~ win lor the Yanko S'l', LOUIS (IJPI) _ Peppery aevonar place with an ·a~· pastlng. Cleveland (Tlant &..(), .7:30p.m. over the Dodgen ThW"adsy a!- Dave Brlatol, juat like !be !ilturday'l Goa!e• ternoon,ln PCIIIIeroy Boys' Loa.- cuairy in old western movies, . But word from Cincinnati was ~ York at Oekland, twilight 11110 J)]a,y. . . , recle to tho reacue of his falter- that Brlatol finally has ohaken 11'4'&hlngton at Clllfornla . Werry, 1 towering 6 ft., 41n. lng troops today, and lor the off a bad cold and would be"" ~ore 1t !llmesota boyo' l.....,r who tlpa the ocllea Clnclmati Redo u was 1n tho hand for tonight's series opener Detroit " Chicqo at about 200 lbs., got 16 batters nick ot Ume. wit~ the ftr~ace St. Louis Ilolton 11 Cleveland . on called third strike• IIIII the Without the little tobacco- Cardlnala. Notional Lolguo other two swlrwtng. He walkod chewing manager 1n the dusout But tho damage was already w. L. Pet. liB five. the Rnds dropped three oot of. clone In Chicago, where the ·51; Loula 36 zt .698 ... Tlm Colburn, a!lrtllll IJodaer lour to the Chicago Cuba. Brla- Reds took the opener ot the Sail FrlndlcO 32 28 .633 4 Jlteher, wao hit by 1 line clrlve tol wao Rat on hio back 1n a Cln- lour.pme aeries and thon . ~· Arlplet 32 29 ,625 4\': offer huriiJW. to three batters clnnatl hoopltal Thursday when drot>P8d three atralght to !all A111n1a ail . 2& .. .. 5)7 5 and had to be relleved. Guy the CUbs &lmped tho Rods 1m> behind the CUbs and Philadel~ 29 29 .5oo 6 File took over and later Bill )lhia In tho National League p~ 26 28 .500 6 Chaney came on to ftnlah It). standings and only OIIHal! CliiOilutl 28 · 29 :49! 1114 Yonk hitters wore Ron Couch, pme ahead of tho lowly New N/ni York . . 27 . 29 .482 7 • hCIIIIe run and alnglo; Werry, I . York Mots. 1'\iiiburab 23 81 426 10 double and ollllie, Joe ~ Banko DamaR1118' ~ 23 33 ·.41111 bourn and Guy Snou!!er, two It was veteran Ernie Banke \ Thllrlldl1'a Reaulto slrwtes each, aod K~ Minkin, . B~g* who did tho dama&e to the Reds ~- 8 Clneillnltl 4 Je!t McKIMey and Stan Moon, a Thursday. Banks drove In lour p~· 8 Sf,D Ma.ttl!o7" slrwto each. Nil with hlo 12th homer and P)ipl a HWitoD·2, llight · • The win left the Yanks in ftrot two singleo to take over aecood st.irJ,Alii l,l21DDL, ,qm. place with a 3-1 record while the place In the runs-batted-In race. <doi¥ pllleo .che61loc0 IJodaera and Tlgera are both Tho CUbs eruptod lor three · ", . . -4 .Probable Pitchers 2-2 and tbe Plrotoa, Who Jut runs In the second lMlng o!l • · (All TlmeiEOO') .•. eventrw lost to the Tlpra 7-3, The loj)sy-turvy world of Boys starter and loser Tony Clonlng.!.oOI ~~~ . (SIJwor ·..s.~: IIIIi' are 1-3 overoll. League baseball In Middleport er, Who wao making his first Kilclcll i.ol 11 l'hlladelphla Andy Voughan and Bob Eason continued encliy !hat wsy lllurs- start for tho Redo after being (SI!art S.7 and Jameo 0-1) 2 6 e<lllblnod to hurl a three bitter day evening. ac<JIIreil !rom Atlanta. He was p;ib, " • · . ' ' . lor the Tigers lp their win over The lndlons, who had upset nicked for five runs In three lnJ!u ' Friilclaco ()lcCormack 5o lbl l'lrltea. Mark Dllii1'd and the Ylllkees Wodnesdsy lll-151n nlngs. 1>"·!11 N~ir..York .(l<oosma• ~. il>ln Stooo oharecl the Plroteo • monthon of walko "• r e Ron santo also hit a solo hoI j. . . . mound duty and otru~ out!t llP8nded Thuraday by the B':'ve• mer during !be Cubs' eecond In· · ~.a':~~~W·· N)I'lf'AII~ and waJbd ,,llle. , Tbe ] 1M- '1111o:tlmothelndlans"pltcho- " nlngll)rlsing 'IXJ, give Jack LaJIIOI!IIdlnen """"" 10 In!!"' ko ' 1111 fall opart whO~ the Rr&V8S' mabo, the sacond of three Chi,.,.... eel ae· M. Daverport had· everything his cago hurlers, his first vldOry of . ' ~ (Wilton ~7 at PitTlpr hlttera were Mike Gil· w-,y with razor sharp control, the caJnplign ln relief"' roolde · ~:-~~ ~m.at ~ more . and Sbormon White, ·two 1ll1ldnr two, flnlllng one. lillian Frank Reherger. Lou!• (Waallburn .W l, BP.m.. . allllies eaob; Voughan, o three- pllchera walked 17 and fanned Banks hit his holiior alter Sotlulllt nm homer, and Eaaon and Je!l fl!o. santo triPled In tho third In~ ~lmn' :::-;ork · Rldpa,y a alngle each. Gotdl!l In the other IUDe last night - nlng. The 37-7oar-old first bueCblcaaQ II, Aa.dla, night ~ hila were Andr Erwl!ob, .Rutlllld defeated the Meta, who man alii() singled and oeorod s · , lkiuton at Pittsburgh a domle, llld Stooo and Domle had cloiJberod · tho proixl Red- run In tile aecond and cracked 1.0s .....loo at Phi!L, night Fnlmer a atngle oaoh. · logo the 0'"ni!W before, IZ.O. hio ·aeeoncl single ot the IUD• , ,... ' Rr&,.a• hitters · were M. 1.1>- with the baaes loaded in the oevCiilc!IUII at st. .Loula, night vendor, S. 11ac11ner, J. llartln enth to <IIJniJ: IIDOther tbree.nm ., , Q;.,.,..,-•a... and Jerry Whlta, each a single, outliurst. ~batlg.a! _toque Slai.Bnp u1• -~ and B. Lam>!or 1 double. Sloppy Fielding Ib' Qall!od Pre11 ~l'lillloaal For the Indiana, Rlok Stol>art, But a1oppy fielding by the , . W L- PoL. GB """" Ow ml B. lllanley hid a l!rwle ..ch, ROds ....,.llluled to their trouCOIOJI!Ibui 26 19 ,578 • 'Il\". SJn<uae '1'011!' Leq\le D. Dodaoo 1 olJWie and trl!>le, Tnleclo ao '24 .556 Jh team detealad ~ '~ .lao , '&ndJ. Tyraeadouble. . IIU'Wo 28 24 l'h recent <*iDe at 1M 'SynoJue Rr&ves 080 11-14 5 I 2{ 22· •.$22 lllh )Junlcl.liil ~k field. .._ .,nold, Indian• • 400 II- 4 5 I i.oulo.We · , .2$ 25 .,iilo ~ Rick Alb and Jilll HuiJIJard clld · ' (Called Iller 4 l!uii1111 on the Jacklilmwe· · 25 27 ,481 4'h SJracuao!)ltebiJW' Iecl· &lln~ ).Oorunrule) 81c~ " 21 2t u2 7 aiJd Georp worlold 011. !1M hUl Rr&vea M. n.._tandlmr. ' ' fl lor -lbd"" • ' I...U .._a C!.._oo+ (L"" ~··e 19 '~199 ' 9 IIlia ... . er;y. -~· -·~ ~ rJ, D. ·' ' ' Tburldsy'l Resldta · ,. .,. ••.,,... ·were ~ (2) and Stebart. TOlD !; COIIIII!boll 3 (let) Stove W~-r, 1 ~and · to11cto 13 COiumbua l C2nil) ' , two olngieo; A&h, a ~ and ,$£AMEN Ml5SING IAio!lnW• 5 a,rr.to 4 lift8]e, .~ Holmail.. Hubbenl AVCKLAND, ~ow Zoaland "cllmond 8 !i,}Tacuoi 2 and Steve .Jenklnl, I ~-h, (tJPO-Nine seamen Who left (Oif¥ ...,., and ~ Alll!ll Pucitllllol Jilll t11o llad• coulal vesaell(ara.. ,..·. , . ·· · ,v.lo; - 6 I &IQIIe'. nul. Weclnoadsy '!14M II> a ... lllltlanil'• hila wote 1 trlpie llf ......., raft' weA mloall!l and CpRUJ SGNS , ~· 1111! 1 Ill' CriiPo \II'OII!IId ln a lurrlcane '" ;llosToN (IJpi)-Jacl CUrtlo, GQLF WINNER • ,. .,. .poaiOD Roil, Sox loll thdl.. BARIIINGTON, &1 (UPI)... .Iii ' t11o recent opeetal ~r Mrs.· Jii Anne ~.....·-0. ;;:iii,. ;...... . ... . ....•........ ' a Reel Sox ·~ a linal - - ·( ·rooftt .... w-..o B•aves m· . · 14•4 sicture, ' mr~a"ure dia11onallr; ' I Witcrlpllan ,._ o.ll...,... "' Cln1lr ·~· .... llabl. u o;t~~l. ,.. In ~· a1 ... ~1¥ llMialrlom-.taU.. 'ltnf tulw!. • ~MI•ID..,.IIIif ....-ue~~~c one rectifier l'. ,.,' :;;.~~;=-~:~'=~~........, V.rk CIQ, Nn York. ' ·' ~' c .,. - ......, ... n. 00. '~·~ 1111'-7 Nin .....~. uo--- !..Uo.a.l._,, ... iJ !ilt llltle, ~' I ake along an Escort. ' IIEIGs.MASON AIEA, itlCHAIUl S, OWEN, PliB&8IIi ....Nil• tar trom ma-pa - they're feuding. THEut\101'£0 DAILY SENTINEL TU INT£Jf'¥r'Of' Cr.ltlltr Twlllllllll. .... _........,_... •·.... / ..-'\,ot ... 1~ jor allldloalnterested·ln hlo next project - forgela whit 'he' sUlk, ill! about alter 3 p.m. ... Shelley Winters -and Dlrls Jones co-star Aug. 18 ~ but the feeling's .. D Cubs Win 8-4, Reds Slump To 7th Place v.s. / as mother..aon i~ ~~wild ln Streets" and both were born on Werry Whiffs Alll8 1-.SO J).DI, the ·writer .... ............ tb ..,n ili·ln'""i..... ~ em, . '" dillon ot World Wir 11'1· W'dlle Voice along 6roadway BERRrS.WORLD .Carpenter ~ews, Notes cba... :us * • •......-:- Reje~3-Day .Eveilt .,~. . twin . ! ' , d , E . . · : ~·· .w nt .· ~ ,xpected . ' '.:j\' ' ,-.r-~ra.: ·\ . ·r: • · .'r'' ""· Vrli~ ··'• ; IS NURSE SPY ~Ii.OYID " BY nocronls'WIFE? , ' "·' · ·11\e F -,. •.' ',/ ;J::!: ' . .'" " �~' l ~ ' t4 € ' K •· ,·I Cia ''• I ~l''' . • l110 !)oJij• Huo~lo10' l'I!IO,O<Wil!''Miridicll',Wl, ••• ,, ~~di)o, Juoo H, 1968 -·"'"'~uJ Stoll l.o~<:. t•oah. II~ !•r~e•l boody or -water 1• M1'1"oi!Y. ~~ : ' in ~ YORK I UPH i- A tht• •! l,nl(tld .Stote1 wrst, uf Jhe \O"f""'"'l P!'O!'n~m of· nld to. m·~ani~Uon.,ot ot Nl'i;roes Rll-4 ' T\US&Issippi Rivet'. ~;1P:~.~t'Y or"n-~eperr:~~~~t ~~~~ Free Oemon&tratlon. A UT : d•mocraUc sell • d•teo11llnalion." The 6.945 local ci\urches of the United Chut·ch D! Christ h•ve ,.en ask•d to contribute rrom one to ftve per cent of I Z E 0 ~GRAVELY lawn . Garden . Groun a Equ ipment Spec ialist their local expenses to the na· · tional program beginnlng in 1969. From $1 million to $$ million annually ts antlctpated. A special offering will be taken In the autumn to finance 1968 programs. , • , ' •. , · . ,, ' , . . ; · . Sales & Service 992,2975 E. Main St. Pomeroy • I ' 1. • • 1 , , o · . u'. · . ' ·it· , .,. . 1 ,.1 ~ ; · mounted on suitable rollers to be used to co,.r the lnlleld during inclement weather. Thi:~~ is especially important to manaers, who in the past had to juggle thclr regular schedule of play when showers of short duration caused postponement or tournament games. The public address officials 1 ' · .. . ' ·· . Joseph Shrader; tiyger creek tournament committeeman today informed people of Uttte "' ,.. " boOth . has· been erilarged, eUiD- triiin8 ·ifte;.~&ted· condiUcms ll!l!dla If!' tSi'esenL B9b Bowen of WSAZ-TV, ChPo net' ·i, Uuntington, Informed of... ficials J.l~ strlps Of the ~ ing da,Y1 s cere~nonies' and first game highlights wiil be taken al'ld. shown on Channel 31 MondlY durtrc the 6 p.m. news. . The umpires for this year's tournament are Bob BurChett of Cheshire, Jim ~r or Galllpolls and Art stobart Ot MiddleporL July 5, at 8 p. m. 1111 participating managers and tJD1l)l~eS are invited to a meeting at ·the club house to air any pttiMems.: Refreshment& will be seryed. By United Press International H~·liner 268 is a 14" x 18" plunger completely mounted on sealed ball bearing rollera. New Holland's exclualve feeding system sweeps bay Into every corner of tbe bale chamber - assuriDg firm, square, unUorm bales:"Let us show you more of the quality features of thia popular baler. Stop In ooon. And remember: New Holland Purcha'l" Plan financing makes it easy for you to own the best! Gil NEW• BOLLARD Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales ;::S:PR;I;N:G:A:V:E:·===W.=2·;5~10:1:::PO:::;;M;E:R:O:Y=:: American League (1st game) California 001 000 030- 4 II 0 Boston 000 200 000- 2 6 0 Murphy, Rojas (7), Ellis (8), Wright (9) and . Satrlano. Santiago, Lonborg (8), Lyle (8), Stange (9) and Howard. WPRojas (3-3), LP- Lonborg (0-1). (200, suspended, agreement) California 001 000- I 3 0 Boston 010 OOx- l 2 0 McGiothHn and Satriano, Bell and Gibson. Minn 010 ooo ooo- 1 6 1 Detroit 002 210 OOx- . 3 8 0 Merritt, Perranoski ('n and Roseboro. McLain (lQ-2) and Price. LP- Merritt (4-6). Boggs Has Alt You Need in Farm Equipment In Stoclc and Ready To Go. . tivawr. Ford 8N Tractor and plow. OUver 70 Tractor with Loloder 1 Easy Terms, Trlde 1 Yr. Werranty -..lfrlced to Sell . I I 2 and S Plow New Tractors. Transport Disk, Corn Planters. New Allis Chalmers mowers, Hay conditioners, rakes ard Ha}' Balers. Chq)pers, Ensilage Wl!:on• and Silo Blowers. Allis Chalmers HD3 Crawler Chalmers "C" Tractor 10 HP SiJilpllolcy Tractor mower. "' '· 7 HP Simplicity Tractor mower International 7 fl last mower. Cockshutt 7 CL mower. Moline • LH.C, and A.C. mowers, Wagoner front end loader Cor Ford. COCKliHUTT 30 TRI&tQ!I OLIVER 2 - 14 PLOWS JOHN DEERE NO. 5MOWER BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. SL L 001 000 000 002- 3 12 I Atla ooo ool ooo ooo- · 1 5 o Carlton, Wlllls (9), Hoerner (10), Granger (!2), Gllsoo (12) and Mccarver.· K. JohnRaymond (9), Nlekro (11) and Tillman, Torre {11). WPHoerner (4-1). LP- Nlegro (~. HRs- Carlton (!sO, Schofteld (1st). 010 100 000- 2 6 0 001 001 Olx- 3 9 I 1 Giusti, House (8) and Bat.. Short, Farrell (9) and New,11 · · SPECIAlS Hamilton Wilbon Glrden Tillers, Lawa llowel1, 48.95. Blue Lllsttv Rur Sbampooer firr real, $1.110 per "-Y. l'llteriOI' VIDJl Lata and Enam<i. Semi· Gloa. SUU-le paint, an IovoiJ eoiOl'l. Blterlor an4 AIIUIIblio .IIIIi JlllMio lloof Pallll • .211 p])oa .. llllpt•rs fllafns Hat'llw·•re' .' ' e l EWI S REPAIR SERVICE eat Pentecoatal denOJrilhationr opened 158, P~:W churcheS d'\'r lnll 1~. feiJ!>rte the ,· holll8 missions department. NoUhg th&t the Pentecostal churches have been exPending rapidlY and tbat ' the , rate rof growth apPil~ntly b 1ncftas~ tng, the A§'embUes I or ,God Js preaentl;F carrying out a com~ plete study of .tt&· own ol(i.n(· zation. methods and reasonsfor-being. Resulta of the· study will be announced to the denomination at an 1 unpreee ... dented CounoU on Evaniellsm to be held ~n St. Lou18 Aug. 26· 2D, ,. ' Suta[ Ru.,. Flour lilts;; · < . . \ . I ; " " ' "' Mulberry Av111~ . / ;fr, •' c. I ,, 'I ' 992~21 U . ,,, ' \1 · UALITY B ICK DEALER Racine Social Events ·DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS ·' i . • . vou The AIHs-Chalmero 829 Mower·Cof1dllkjl!llr,end,ONE'~EVEN 'fY bring h\IJh Quatily. hay · In 1 huny, The 9·foot wide .watt': Of the 829 condi~nl arid windrows h4'( In a lingle colt cuHing .pasa. The tough, wekled stet!ll main frame lntu,.i 'loncier ~trYice. Adfuetable tkid aOOea t:~rovide.close following of ground cOntours for cleaner pickup. The e~ectualve, flu'~ steal upper roll tower rubber roll · ·..• putl more nutriJ'Oul hay ~n t~ wirtdrow. Crqp ~anglin9 end ahaner loti are e6minated. ' ' ' fARM SUPPLY duign f ,. 67 BONNEVILLE 2DR. HARDTOP PONnAC .. · .. · · .... .. .. · $3495 ~. . .. Thoughts .. $if:!5 Contributed to ' 67 CHRYSLER NEWPORT .. 4DR.SEDAN $2795 67 (ATALINA PONTIAC 2 DR. HARD TOP ······· · · · · ······ · $2195 ~7s::~~o!~~~::~ 65 diMOLn MALIBu 2DR. HARD TOP · · · · · ·'. · · · · · ·· · ·· ·· · $1595' BLAETTNARS -------- - - - --. · A(~· Quillen Library :~1or:~1~c:l:!•i.: SEE ERICA SEE ••• RAWLINGS . . . . . . . .FIRST CEO U.S.A. , :~~r tnP.ast:reara,uwaare. Har-Aiyway GET IT AT 1951 Bukk .. ........ $150 Special 4 Dr. Sedan KAUTZ FEED STORE OUR AIM !S TO SATISFY :SEDAN Ph, 985-3347 BLACKTULIP & BUCKEYE ,4 ATIIENS, Ohio ....: Ohi~' UniYer­ day (.Jynu ·t:V ur by teiephonlqg ·t:f!Uii!th rcquir.cmo~1f ~· ~:1.~:'' ,f .. 1 ~'fk!ral humanilies n . slt)' will offer Uirce adult course!i 5~~127. II¥ MUS. JOI!N ~'\Vlrr . A cuur.~c . de; ignOO· t.o Improve mcnt• at Ohio lirilv•••.1 ~1 ~·~ir.• 'Mr. an<f Mrs. DOn AI~ ol In the .Galllpo!J• ar"" If sumclent rel4ing-study •kills I• i>!>hog of· llrueo Cr-k, wll~ lnatrll<j intwt-st is 1:1h0Wn. Persons inter~ Baratow, Calir., Mrs. Mollie and ' nv.e l(luarler-bour e.ourse.''!llllli•·i ested should contact the omce lered for noo-trcdit. 'J'hq: clal!is Leroy McGrath ol ~"' 0., t.ration fees Ire will meet OIICh 1:uoiiday . and and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mc· ot Continuing Bducation, Tupper Thursday lor 10 sessiOns from lnt.erprctaUon Grath and children of AtheJili and I~ Ohio University, by Sltur." Juno 18 through J!lfy IS. 'l'lot lloh 20~, will Harold Nutter, Canton. were .....,. courae is not reme:dial but il!l a through .August • cent guests or Mr. and~ Earl practical course for the c::olle.(e- Wr hours of McGrath.II suffi~lent Into.~~~ bound student. Study skills to be Mr. snd Mrs. Cecil JewOII and tourseS is tndicated, the coYered include note taking. gr~ Donald Blackwood of Columbu& paring Cor and taking examina- cOillcl be taught were guests at the R4:Jix1rt 'Biac'Jc.. A private doctor or regillitered tions, how to skim arwHechniques rather than In the wood home. to Increase efficiency of com.. dents will be notified 'l ll · Mrs. Elizabeth Warner and nurse ma,y refuse to administer prehenslon and speed. Dr. Ken- (Jwoe 17l where to' meet Matthew Kimeon were guests ot blood tests to determine alcG- ooth Blanchard will teach tlle classes. hollc content, Attorney General Mrs. Josie Heitger. William a Saxbe ruled toda,y. course. Regtstratlon Cees are , f"L;;;j;'jhjp.ii;'!i;~;"l ¥r. and Mrs. Felix Alkire Lewi Saxbe, in an opinion requested $40. Admission to the university attended the weddingorherbrotblor this course is not required. e HEAinNG by Holmes Count.,y Prosecutor er, Roy Kaptiena, who lives in English 210, Interpretation or James H. Estill, said such perAurora, m. . llctioil, Is o!fered Monday and •PlUMBING Mrs. Anna Hart, Mrs. JaweD sons are not legally obligated to Thurada,ys from 6:30 to 9:30 p. ROOFING Curtis and Mrs. carol Gheen respoOO to law officials' request rn., J WlC 1& through July 23. sru. ·tor such service. called on Mr. and Mrs. Dana -FOR- : In another cpinion, Slxbe ruled dents will studyuniversallhemes Young. . in fi ction and be guided in crili· Mrs. Opal Harper Is lmpro•ed. the state must bear costa and cal thinking, reading and writcounsel fees of an indigent deMrs. Denny Ash arx:l children fendant on appeal whether or not ing about these themes ar¥1 the were guests or Mrs. Uda. Powell. works in which they find expres-: the defendant has beelt commitMrs. May MasuR is home after sion. Thi s course will apply t,o. ! spending three weeks witll her ted prior to 11>peal. Ohio must al so pay counsel ward fulfillment or the genera1 sons' and family in Decatur. m. Miss Eunice Bradfield has re- tees up to $300, as approved br turned to Chicago where she is the appellate court, over and employed alter a .buslnss trip above trial costs and counsel fees at triaJ. when an appeal of home. Mrs. Clair Waggoner and Joy a felony conviction, other than visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wag.. murder or manslaughter, is takONE HOUR'S FUEi. for tblt oew oxygt:D·natural gao burner could heat aa average home lor three years. World's en by an indigent, Saxbe. said. goner. , larg-.1 of Its l)'pe, It produeea 480 mUUon BTUs an hour. eaabllng steelmakers to Increase usable tl<rap eonlenl Or. and Mrs. oOn Gibson and ' •' about 43 per «at. . ' "• • children spent a weekerdwith relBARBS atives here. Robert Gibson is spending a ' By PHIL PASTORET furlough 1¥ith his Camily here. Ml'. aOO Mrs. Charlie Jones No, Gwendolyn, a guberna· By MRS. FRANCIS NORRIS Mrs. Gretta Simpson and attend- were guests of relatives in torial hopeful isn't a fellow looking for a job in a peanut 1 • Mn. Ethel McMillan returned ed the alumni bonqueL Zanesville. •t • to the hospital at Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford of Mr. and Mrs. Williard were butter factory . 6 I ' Mrs. John Marr has been re- WorthingtOn were here to attend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence t-:IIOLZER HOSPITAL:. Vloitlng Forest L. Halterman, Jackson; turned ·washington, a I ways a home from Holzer Hos- the alumni banquet. They were Eastman. Cream puff if there ever waa one. Did not have to wub :'9!'1:'· H and 7-8 p.m. Parents Mrs. Charles C. Green. Athalia; pital. Her sizzling town in summer, daughter and son-Inac-companied home by Ray Frank, Mrs. Vernie Haning and chilMrs. Ronnie R McCain, Rt. 3 [Oitb'"on Pediatrics Ward. to put on lot. Factory air, fully eqUipped. is windier than usual this law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lew- who visited a week. dren were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 08k H111; Mrs. Lena a Wells, . • ,.·' ADMISSIONS year, too. .·' . . ~s of canton spent Memorial Day Mr. and Mrs. Hennan carson Guy Bolen. Mrs. Easter Elkins •· .Irwin II. Vl.lro, 2!29 Cho-t RL 2 PomeroY; Mea. Dayton E. ' weekend here. Mr. Lewis re- of Coolville attended the alumni and mother of Detroit, visited ;st.; JOhn D. Robinson, 513 rhh;d Durst, Rt. I Cotiageville, w. VL turned Plan your vacation carehome but Mrs. Lewis re-o barquet. Mr s. Arix. ' .. . . . . .. . ... . . . .. fully and you can be out of WRTHS ~!:; . Mrs. .- Eve,r.ett W 1 ~ 4ncesMrs. Edith Spencer, Brade ... The Lerw:i A Hand society met Mrs. DaytOn E, Durst, Rt. with her mother. mained 1 #e\', 2119 Etotern · A\'O.t Mcs. One local owner. Smart dark green flnilb. Power llleer· SP 5 Larry Grimm whoissta- ton, Fla,. called on Mrs. Hazel with Mrs. Robert Jewell. :J:~ .ilievlril, 162 F..;.u, Avo.; C.ottageville, W. Va., son, 1: 06 Uoned in New York after being at carrahan. ing and brakea. Mrs. McCurry and Mrs. Mamie :l!lliner 'E: Hallllolph, I!L'i'Galli· p.m. Thursday; Mrs. Jackie F. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin or Newman have been hospitalized. t10lls; SUSan 0, ' Luckacloo; RL I Fisher, Ripley, w. va., daugfl- Okinawa, and his wUe, vi:~~ltedre­ cently with their parents. They Rt. l Racine and Roy Ervin or Mrs. Katherine Weaver, Miss , Vl~i· 'Sheri Lee Mullens, ilL ter, 5:37 p,m. Thursdayj Mrs. Sugar Creek called on Mrs. BesDorothy Anderson and Mrs. John Charles C. Green. AthaJla, son, were accompanied back to New ~ ~ Vintop; .Mrs. Janieo.'t. York by Mr. and Mrs. Laurence sie Ervin recently. Stout attended prayer meeting at town wh e n the relatives ·Itr, Rt ·I ' Galllpollsi Estella 7:25p.m. Thursday. Grimm. Mr. Walter Mercer or Baltl· RuUarKl. arrive. J( Rwllon, Rt. I G.Uipolls; DISCHARGES ,, :!> •) Extra clean Inside and out. Power Steering. Ponr more, Md., caUed on Mrs. BesMrs. Hurdie Nelson was in Dale A. Durst, Lesa Jane Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blakley J~s K. Thomas, Rt I Galli· brakes. Auto. trans. We'll gladly refer you to the one Jo. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blakley There are relatively jew Milton, W. Va. , recenUy. Mrs. IJ:olia; ~a." Charlea K. Beaver, Hard~i!r' Mrs. Nora B. Harren, and two sons or Columbus a n d sie Ervin. cal owner. truly bad kids, but the Mr. aM ~s . Henry Roush and Nelson is not so well. Kanaupf Mrs. Harley Glbba, Ma- 1111 E. Hatfield, Mi-s. Stanley B. number of delinquent porMrs. Bud Douglas spent a few 'oori; Mfi. Neilie !l. Gordon, Hen- Huntington, Mrs. Pearl c. Ja- Mrs. Anna Giblin and Miss Jean Mildred spent Memorial weekend ttltS is considerable . with relatives ln Akron. days at home wlth her children. lira.. Estella WalbUrn, cobs, Frank M. Pritchett, Mrs. Prahl or PalnosvUie visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spencer ReY. Bob Person aOO family ~le L. fto!l<hr Robin & Rob- allll MrL Ben Petrel. '; Inion. Mrl. 'Otira!ii'AI 'fll<q ,• •.. , .., .~LJiifda Stl!••:!'f Athens was and. ~''ot:9.~~,. City spent came to Pageville _.r<~help out · JQtlf an overnljll\, guest' of Mrs. Mar- several days with his parents, with the Sunday School. Carl E. VermiUion, Mrs. Fredw prot Hooxlashelt and the)' at- Mr. and Mrs. Masoo Spencer. Beautiful bronze finish with matching Interior. Alltomallc Mrs. Edna Biumenaur took Mr. M. Waugh, Mlos Ada Weston, Mr. and Mr s. Lee Jackson of •hirt. One carefuJ.owner. Economical 8 cyl. pa mUeap and Mrs. Young to see lheir docJelfrey Zerkle, Mrs. John F. tend~ the alumni banquet at "0 death, where is thy vic· ~~~~er, and intantdaughter,Mrs. Pomeroy and celebrated their Chillicothe were over Memorial . tor. Dey guests of her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Goodin caUed on t.,.y? 0 death, where is thy Errieat Varney and Infant son. 50th cluo reunion. sting?"-! Cor . 15:55. Mr. and Mrs. Br)'IJI Parr and Sybil Miles. Mrs. Ava Gilkey recently. ' .. ,· son, Walter, of St. Albans, W. Jim Stewart of Beaver, Pa., Mrs. ' Grounds. carbon. W.Va., t···. Why fear death? It is the · · ., Ve., were recent Seturday aft. spent several days calHng on visited the Estep family here. most beautiful adventure in BUICK PONTIAC . GMCTRUCKS trlenda here. life. - C h a r I e s Frohman, Grace alii Ruth Ellis of Ccr PH. 992-2143 POMEROY, OHIO American theatrical manager. ,,,, Alumni ~... .... uet. lumbus \'islted relatives here WiUford. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris . . Miss Mlldred Roush acC<mjlll>o re(!ently. visited ttteir daughter, Christine Mrs. Tt&ackl. Ellisanddaughter, Lake, at her home in Athens, a Anna. Lockport, N. Y., spent 58\'· eral days wllh her sister, ·Mrs. recent Sunday afternoon. 1 Mrs. Helen (Bentz) H.hoades of ·f , ... · ' " · ercises ot Susie Roush lnCd.um- Mae F. W.OUe and relatives in Marletla and Isabel (Bentz) WUGraham, W, Va. . NEi"'H~~~ ·_. The recent aa be1t it could. More space In bus recently. Harold lia,yman ol Westorillle son of Columbus spent the weekll..l'drJvt i:cndu~ by the board larger) IUarten I& 1Jad4.neecled Weekend guests or Mrs. Be .. ot tru&tee~ o~ tlo~· Alex Quillen and el!orja are being made toob- ole Ervin were Mrs. Mildred was a holida,y guest of his b~ end with John Bentz and atterded the alumni. Jleill<*'~ Llbncy here has beeQ lain a new bulljling so that we Compton or Akron allllllrs. Lau- er, Mr. and Mrs. Ray HQman. Mrs. Vashti Grimm of Letart Mr. and Mrs. Allen Graham or tenned I ~ alkcul. might ..... ' the or the rln~ Lawson or Cobunbuo. They Falls alii Mrs. Gordon Wolle of Toledo sJ>enl a lew da,ys with their , Mro. PaUl! .JI. Vowel served a a area ewn bol1er; attended the alumni banqueL Apple Grove were recent guests <11all'!Qall of iho1~rlve0 as she baa Y~ peOple Who helped with Mro. Carolyn Kucsma or C... parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry of Mrs. Frankie Neigler. , dqoolltpast~i. YounaPIOill~ thetunddrhewereNlneyRoush, lumbu& and her aunt, Mcs. Hat- Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ,ot the cC111111Urilll. aolldted ell!- Pat11 ~lth, M&P,an Woodrum, tie Plllnter or Portlallll called on ot the lo!rn,. Mrs. Pon111 Rebo~· I'Butlh, Debbie Paugh, Mrs. Hazel Carnahan, Soturday• ~r JIIOO!b8r ot,thectllftr JUIIY Lathey, Lori Clrter, Karen Mr. and Mrs. Charley Spencer Mrs. · rhll Balo)', cOD- Greeni, JIIIO Haymaker, Linda of Bradenton, .f1a., visited relalllfrditnis' whp <Ontrlbut- RousH, TimmY ~re, Rick Pow- dve& and lrlelllsllero. · Altottethar; lha eU:, Jdlli Rldpay, David Rus11011 Mr. and Mra .. Solon Butcher wu •n~. ani! Brian Russell. · of Cleveland &penlll!eekendwlth "'111~ ,11 much better than b l s · ' l!OJ- '· WP~ Short (t-7). LP Pittsburgh !00 040 111- 8 19 I . Dalr)'Jitl)le. San Fran 010 202 002- 7 t5 2 - GiusU . (.:,7). Hill- Watson 'McBean, Walker (5), Kline ·(1st), Dalrymple (laO. (5), Slsk (6), Veale (9), Face (9) avd May. Perry, Gibbon (5), (Only games scheduleCll Linzy (7), McDaniel (9), Herbel ·' ' (9), 'Henry (9) and Dietz, Barton (7). WP- Slsk (3-2). LP -Linzy (3-6), HR- Me COvey (12 Innings) Yotrskl, J!!>l 56 192~,~0,\ ~4 ·· Hwrd, Wlsh 56 210 3t, 69·. carew; Min ,-g!B'! 22 55 .~1 White, NY "58 ;ot, P!_ 5? .289 Horton, Dot 52 jij2 26 ·s1 ·.:iso · "itiiir Jhnson, Ba1 S2 176 24 (9 •278 ·::'! Horton, Cle 61 22Y 26 60 •271 Oliw, Min 59 227 · 24 61 .269 Alvis, Cle 59 212 19 •57 .289 J'oiterlboirJ, Smltli, Boo 55 !9~ · .25 52 ·.2i19 . '· Home. Rons , , A ...mblloO Growth National Lea&ue: fo!cCovey, SPRINGFIELD, Mo. ' <UPU Giants 13; 1(art, GLint& and -The Auembll.. or God, lar1· Mays, Glanl4 and H. Aaron, .• Bravos 11 · Americ~ League: H?W'ard, Senators 22; Horton, T:lgeraJ61 KUlebrew, Twins 12; McMullen, Se~tors, Harrelson end Yl8trzemski, Red SoX 10 Runs Bat~ In National Leque• Perez Redo • • 40; Banks, Cubs 37; santo Cubs 36; McCovey, Giants 35.; Maya, Giantl1, H. Aaron, Braves and Bench, Reds 34. American League: Howard, senators 48; Powell, Orioles 39; Horton, Tigers 34; Johnson, Orioles, Horton, Indians ancf Kooco. Yanks 31. ' Pitching National Loagoe: Selma, Meta 6-0; Marichi.J, Giants U-2, KOOiman, Mots 9-2; Carlton, cards 7·2: Reed, Braves and Hands, Cubs 6-2. American League: McLain, Tigers 10-2; Hardin, Orioles, 82; Bahnsen, Yanks 6-2; Perra- ~hlty ·a 4t.~·..JUl.t G:ives Opinion \ and Wrlgh4 Angels 5·2. (Only games scheduled) National League ctn 1oo 201 ooo-· 4 10 4 032 000 30x- 8 8 I Cloninger, canon (4), AJJer . SURF SINGER Ia aetross no thy (7) and Bencli. Reberger, Erika Ral!ael aeen .., the Lamabe (4), Regan (7) and bearb at Cannes. FraDU. Hundley, WP- Lamabe (1·1), LP- Cloninger (l-4L HR&- ' Santo (lith), Banks (12th), Bench (4th). ~:.:iU (13th). Alii nosk1, Twins; Bell, Red SOx, Innings) Oak 000 000 000 01- I 5 2 Cleve 000 000 000 00- 0 R 2 Nas~, Lindblad (8). Spragoe (l<l) and Dunc1n, Roof (8). McDowell (6-5) and Sims. WPSprague (2-0). (It VAlliS! McCvey, SP Millan, Aillerli~.~ · L Banks, CUbs 12; SantO, CUbs, · '. Atty. General e:riSUni"when ·radiO, newspaper ".. Helma, Linesoores The 1 ·e· , • <{ '' , .' .., ... J )~·la,fisonvilfe . '' 'Y · o·. rtdO II.' U oa~l! • :·. _,. ':''"' ;.' t·, ...,Jeri~g . . . .'. "·~:,t\1 ' JN .!l l\' ' ' if ' '£' .J '::::::::::~~o~f~r:•r:•~•:•:o:uc~lt:•i:n:•~troes:~· . . . begin at 7 p.m. 1 A tarP has ~en purchased and Hayliner 268 baler from New Holland · has plunger mounted on sealed bearings! ' -. league intorest In the MeigsG~ll .. Mason area ot exlsti~ time schedUle and conditions tor the alll'llll event. Pre .. game ceremonies will begin at 6:30 p. m., EDST, SaturAn arboretum is a collectton day, July 6. Tbe first g~me will GRAVELY TRACTOR ' n.e·par.m·· g. ··:. . . . For LL .T ' ' rnam''• ~·n'.'. t' ( · ,;\• ~:~r~:~vo~~ie *~'::~:~:e~;: £ 'I • .,._ _,...;...,_ _.;.._,. _. . ·Rftl'iAI _Juinire of U\e United Cal/1 Write or Come to See church of Christ. . Us for Cam plete. ~oonsel· The plnn calls tor Rll~a'tlon ing , o •' ' m . Or~ Set!an ..... 1960 Pollliac ........ · · $95 4 Dr. Sedan ': 1959 Ramlller ·· · ··· ·· $295 1961 PIJIIIOWih .. .. .. $495 4 Dr. Sedan 4 Dr. Sedan. V8, Auto. 1'ralll. !959 Chevrolet · .... ··· $195 4 Dr. Spt. Sedan. V8, Auto. Trani. 1969 Doclllt .. .. .... ' . .$195 .4 Dr. Sedan. VB. Auto. Tran•. '· ·' · 1962 Fonl ··.. .. .. ·.. · $695 Galaxle 500, 4 Dr. Sedan. V8, Auto. Trans. Radio. One Owner �~' l ~ ' t4 € ' K •· ,·I Cia ''• I ~l''' . • l110 !)oJij• Huo~lo10' l'I!IO,O<Wil!''Miridicll',Wl, ••• ,, ~~di)o, Juoo H, 1968 -·"'"'~uJ Stoll l.o~<:. t•oah. II~ !•r~e•l boody or -water 1• M1'1"oi!Y. ~~ : ' in ~ YORK I UPH i- A tht• •! l,nl(tld .Stote1 wrst, uf Jhe \O"f""'"'l P!'O!'n~m of· nld to. m·~ani~Uon.,ot ot Nl'i;roes Rll-4 ' T\US&Issippi Rivet'. ~;1P:~.~t'Y or"n-~eperr:~~~~t ~~~~ Free Oemon&tratlon. A UT : d•mocraUc sell • d•teo11llnalion." The 6.945 local ci\urches of the United Chut·ch D! Christ h•ve ,.en ask•d to contribute rrom one to ftve per cent of I Z E 0 ~GRAVELY lawn . Garden . Groun a Equ ipment Spec ialist their local expenses to the na· · tional program beginnlng in 1969. From $1 million to $$ million annually ts antlctpated. A special offering will be taken In the autumn to finance 1968 programs. , • , ' •. , · . ,, ' , . . ; · . Sales & Service 992,2975 E. Main St. Pomeroy • I ' 1. • • 1 , , o · . u'. · . ' ·it· , .,. . 1 ,.1 ~ ; · mounted on suitable rollers to be used to co,.r the lnlleld during inclement weather. Thi:~~ is especially important to manaers, who in the past had to juggle thclr regular schedule of play when showers of short duration caused postponement or tournament games. The public address officials 1 ' · .. . ' ·· . Joseph Shrader; tiyger creek tournament committeeman today informed people of Uttte "' ,.. " boOth . has· been erilarged, eUiD- triiin8 ·ifte;.~&ted· condiUcms ll!l!dla If!' tSi'esenL B9b Bowen of WSAZ-TV, ChPo net' ·i, Uuntington, Informed of... ficials J.l~ strlps Of the ~ ing da,Y1 s cere~nonies' and first game highlights wiil be taken al'ld. shown on Channel 31 MondlY durtrc the 6 p.m. news. . The umpires for this year's tournament are Bob BurChett of Cheshire, Jim ~r or Galllpolls and Art stobart Ot MiddleporL July 5, at 8 p. m. 1111 participating managers and tJD1l)l~eS are invited to a meeting at ·the club house to air any pttiMems.: Refreshment& will be seryed. By United Press International H~·liner 268 is a 14" x 18" plunger completely mounted on sealed ball bearing rollera. New Holland's exclualve feeding system sweeps bay Into every corner of tbe bale chamber - assuriDg firm, square, unUorm bales:"Let us show you more of the quality features of thia popular baler. Stop In ooon. And remember: New Holland Purcha'l" Plan financing makes it easy for you to own the best! Gil NEW• BOLLARD Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales ;::S:PR;I;N:G:A:V:E:·===W.=2·;5~10:1:::PO:::;;M;E:R:O:Y=:: American League (1st game) California 001 000 030- 4 II 0 Boston 000 200 000- 2 6 0 Murphy, Rojas (7), Ellis (8), Wright (9) and . Satrlano. Santiago, Lonborg (8), Lyle (8), Stange (9) and Howard. WPRojas (3-3), LP- Lonborg (0-1). (200, suspended, agreement) California 001 000- I 3 0 Boston 010 OOx- l 2 0 McGiothHn and Satriano, Bell and Gibson. Minn 010 ooo ooo- 1 6 1 Detroit 002 210 OOx- . 3 8 0 Merritt, Perranoski ('n and Roseboro. McLain (lQ-2) and Price. LP- Merritt (4-6). Boggs Has Alt You Need in Farm Equipment In Stoclc and Ready To Go. . tivawr. Ford 8N Tractor and plow. OUver 70 Tractor with Loloder 1 Easy Terms, Trlde 1 Yr. Werranty -..lfrlced to Sell . I I 2 and S Plow New Tractors. Transport Disk, Corn Planters. New Allis Chalmers mowers, Hay conditioners, rakes ard Ha}' Balers. Chq)pers, Ensilage Wl!:on• and Silo Blowers. Allis Chalmers HD3 Crawler Chalmers "C" Tractor 10 HP SiJilpllolcy Tractor mower. "' '· 7 HP Simplicity Tractor mower International 7 fl last mower. Cockshutt 7 CL mower. Moline • LH.C, and A.C. mowers, Wagoner front end loader Cor Ford. COCKliHUTT 30 TRI&tQ!I OLIVER 2 - 14 PLOWS JOHN DEERE NO. 5MOWER BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. SL L 001 000 000 002- 3 12 I Atla ooo ool ooo ooo- · 1 5 o Carlton, Wlllls (9), Hoerner (10), Granger (!2), Gllsoo (12) and Mccarver.· K. JohnRaymond (9), Nlekro (11) and Tillman, Torre {11). WPHoerner (4-1). LP- Nlegro (~. HRs- Carlton (!sO, Schofteld (1st). 010 100 000- 2 6 0 001 001 Olx- 3 9 I 1 Giusti, House (8) and Bat.. Short, Farrell (9) and New,11 · · SPECIAlS Hamilton Wilbon Glrden Tillers, Lawa llowel1, 48.95. Blue Lllsttv Rur Sbampooer firr real, $1.110 per "-Y. l'llteriOI' VIDJl Lata and Enam<i. Semi· Gloa. SUU-le paint, an IovoiJ eoiOl'l. Blterlor an4 AIIUIIblio .IIIIi JlllMio lloof Pallll • .211 p])oa .. llllpt•rs fllafns Hat'llw·•re' .' ' e l EWI S REPAIR SERVICE eat Pentecoatal denOJrilhationr opened 158, P~:W churcheS d'\'r lnll 1~. feiJ!>rte the ,· holll8 missions department. NoUhg th&t the Pentecostal churches have been exPending rapidlY and tbat ' the , rate rof growth apPil~ntly b 1ncftas~ tng, the A§'embUes I or ,God Js preaentl;F carrying out a com~ plete study of .tt&· own ol(i.n(· zation. methods and reasonsfor-being. Resulta of the· study will be announced to the denomination at an 1 unpreee ... dented CounoU on Evaniellsm to be held ~n St. Lou18 Aug. 26· 2D, ,. ' Suta[ Ru.,. Flour lilts;; · < . . \ . I ; " " ' "' Mulberry Av111~ . / ;fr, •' c. I ,, 'I ' 992~21 U . ,,, ' \1 · UALITY B ICK DEALER Racine Social Events ·DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS ·' i . • . vou The AIHs-Chalmero 829 Mower·Cof1dllkjl!llr,end,ONE'~EVEN 'fY bring h\IJh Quatily. hay · In 1 huny, The 9·foot wide .watt': Of the 829 condi~nl arid windrows h4'( In a lingle colt cuHing .pasa. The tough, wekled stet!ll main frame lntu,.i 'loncier ~trYice. Adfuetable tkid aOOea t:~rovide.close following of ground cOntours for cleaner pickup. The e~ectualve, flu'~ steal upper roll tower rubber roll · ·..• putl more nutriJ'Oul hay ~n t~ wirtdrow. Crqp ~anglin9 end ahaner loti are e6minated. ' ' ' fARM SUPPLY duign f ,. 67 BONNEVILLE 2DR. HARDTOP PONnAC .. · .. · · .... .. .. · $3495 ~. . .. Thoughts .. $if:!5 Contributed to ' 67 CHRYSLER NEWPORT .. 4DR.SEDAN $2795 67 (ATALINA PONTIAC 2 DR. HARD TOP ······· · · · · ······ · $2195 ~7s::~~o!~~~::~ 65 diMOLn MALIBu 2DR. HARD TOP · · · · · ·'. · · · · · ·· · ·· ·· · $1595' BLAETTNARS -------- - - - --. · A(~· Quillen Library :~1or:~1~c:l:!•i.: SEE ERICA SEE ••• RAWLINGS . . . . . . . .FIRST CEO U.S.A. , :~~r tnP.ast:reara,uwaare. Har-Aiyway GET IT AT 1951 Bukk .. ........ $150 Special 4 Dr. Sedan KAUTZ FEED STORE OUR AIM !S TO SATISFY :SEDAN Ph, 985-3347 BLACKTULIP & BUCKEYE ,4 ATIIENS, Ohio ....: Ohi~' UniYer­ day (.Jynu ·t:V ur by teiephonlqg ·t:f!Uii!th rcquir.cmo~1f ~· ~:1.~:'' ,f .. 1 ~'fk!ral humanilies n . slt)' will offer Uirce adult course!i 5~~127. II¥ MUS. JOI!N ~'\Vlrr . A cuur.~c . de; ignOO· t.o Improve mcnt• at Ohio lirilv•••.1 ~1 ~·~ir.• 'Mr. an<f Mrs. DOn AI~ ol In the .Galllpo!J• ar"" If sumclent rel4ing-study •kills I• i>!>hog of· llrueo Cr-k, wll~ lnatrll<j intwt-st is 1:1h0Wn. Persons inter~ Baratow, Calir., Mrs. Mollie and ' nv.e l(luarler-bour e.ourse.''!llllli•·i ested should contact the omce lered for noo-trcdit. 'J'hq: clal!is Leroy McGrath ol ~"' 0., t.ration fees Ire will meet OIICh 1:uoiiday . and and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mc· ot Continuing Bducation, Tupper Thursday lor 10 sessiOns from lnt.erprctaUon Grath and children of AtheJili and I~ Ohio University, by Sltur." Juno 18 through J!lfy IS. 'l'lot lloh 20~, will Harold Nutter, Canton. were .....,. courae is not reme:dial but il!l a through .August • cent guests or Mr. and~ Earl practical course for the c::olle.(e- Wr hours of McGrath.II suffi~lent Into.~~~ bound student. Study skills to be Mr. snd Mrs. Cecil JewOII and tourseS is tndicated, the coYered include note taking. gr~ Donald Blackwood of Columbu& paring Cor and taking examina- cOillcl be taught were guests at the R4:Jix1rt 'Biac'Jc.. A private doctor or regillitered tions, how to skim arwHechniques rather than In the wood home. to Increase efficiency of com.. dents will be notified 'l ll · Mrs. Elizabeth Warner and nurse ma,y refuse to administer prehenslon and speed. Dr. Ken- (Jwoe 17l where to' meet Matthew Kimeon were guests ot blood tests to determine alcG- ooth Blanchard will teach tlle classes. hollc content, Attorney General Mrs. Josie Heitger. William a Saxbe ruled toda,y. course. Regtstratlon Cees are , f"L;;;j;'jhjp.ii;'!i;~;"l ¥r. and Mrs. Felix Alkire Lewi Saxbe, in an opinion requested $40. Admission to the university attended the weddingorherbrotblor this course is not required. e HEAinNG by Holmes Count.,y Prosecutor er, Roy Kaptiena, who lives in English 210, Interpretation or James H. Estill, said such perAurora, m. . llctioil, Is o!fered Monday and •PlUMBING Mrs. Anna Hart, Mrs. JaweD sons are not legally obligated to Thurada,ys from 6:30 to 9:30 p. ROOFING Curtis and Mrs. carol Gheen respoOO to law officials' request rn., J WlC 1& through July 23. sru. ·tor such service. called on Mr. and Mrs. Dana -FOR- : In another cpinion, Slxbe ruled dents will studyuniversallhemes Young. . in fi ction and be guided in crili· Mrs. Opal Harper Is lmpro•ed. the state must bear costa and cal thinking, reading and writcounsel fees of an indigent deMrs. Denny Ash arx:l children fendant on appeal whether or not ing about these themes ar¥1 the were guests or Mrs. Uda. Powell. works in which they find expres-: the defendant has beelt commitMrs. May MasuR is home after sion. Thi s course will apply t,o. ! spending three weeks witll her ted prior to 11>peal. Ohio must al so pay counsel ward fulfillment or the genera1 sons' and family in Decatur. m. Miss Eunice Bradfield has re- tees up to $300, as approved br turned to Chicago where she is the appellate court, over and employed alter a .buslnss trip above trial costs and counsel fees at triaJ. when an appeal of home. Mrs. Clair Waggoner and Joy a felony conviction, other than visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wag.. murder or manslaughter, is takONE HOUR'S FUEi. for tblt oew oxygt:D·natural gao burner could heat aa average home lor three years. World's en by an indigent, Saxbe. said. goner. , larg-.1 of Its l)'pe, It produeea 480 mUUon BTUs an hour. eaabllng steelmakers to Increase usable tl<rap eonlenl Or. and Mrs. oOn Gibson and ' •' about 43 per «at. . ' "• • children spent a weekerdwith relBARBS atives here. Robert Gibson is spending a ' By PHIL PASTORET furlough 1¥ith his Camily here. Ml'. aOO Mrs. Charlie Jones No, Gwendolyn, a guberna· By MRS. FRANCIS NORRIS Mrs. Gretta Simpson and attend- were guests of relatives in torial hopeful isn't a fellow looking for a job in a peanut 1 • Mn. Ethel McMillan returned ed the alumni bonqueL Zanesville. •t • to the hospital at Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradford of Mr. and Mrs. Williard were butter factory . 6 I ' Mrs. John Marr has been re- WorthingtOn were here to attend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence t-:IIOLZER HOSPITAL:. Vloitlng Forest L. Halterman, Jackson; turned ·washington, a I ways a home from Holzer Hos- the alumni banquet. They were Eastman. Cream puff if there ever waa one. Did not have to wub :'9!'1:'· H and 7-8 p.m. Parents Mrs. Charles C. Green. Athalia; pital. Her sizzling town in summer, daughter and son-Inac-companied home by Ray Frank, Mrs. Vernie Haning and chilMrs. Ronnie R McCain, Rt. 3 [Oitb'"on Pediatrics Ward. to put on lot. Factory air, fully eqUipped. is windier than usual this law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lew- who visited a week. dren were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 08k H111; Mrs. Lena a Wells, . • ,.·' ADMISSIONS year, too. .·' . . ~s of canton spent Memorial Day Mr. and Mrs. Hennan carson Guy Bolen. Mrs. Easter Elkins •· .Irwin II. Vl.lro, 2!29 Cho-t RL 2 PomeroY; Mea. Dayton E. ' weekend here. Mr. Lewis re- of Coolville attended the alumni and mother of Detroit, visited ;st.; JOhn D. Robinson, 513 rhh;d Durst, Rt. I Cotiageville, w. VL turned Plan your vacation carehome but Mrs. Lewis re-o barquet. Mr s. Arix. ' .. . . . . .. . ... . . . .. fully and you can be out of WRTHS ~!:; . Mrs. .- Eve,r.ett W 1 ~ 4ncesMrs. Edith Spencer, Brade ... The Lerw:i A Hand society met Mrs. DaytOn E, Durst, Rt. with her mother. mained 1 #e\', 2119 Etotern · A\'O.t Mcs. One local owner. Smart dark green flnilb. Power llleer· SP 5 Larry Grimm whoissta- ton, Fla,. called on Mrs. Hazel with Mrs. Robert Jewell. :J:~ .ilievlril, 162 F..;.u, Avo.; C.ottageville, W. Va., son, 1: 06 Uoned in New York after being at carrahan. ing and brakea. Mrs. McCurry and Mrs. Mamie :l!lliner 'E: Hallllolph, I!L'i'Galli· p.m. Thursday; Mrs. Jackie F. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin or Newman have been hospitalized. t10lls; SUSan 0, ' Luckacloo; RL I Fisher, Ripley, w. va., daugfl- Okinawa, and his wUe, vi:~~ltedre­ cently with their parents. They Rt. l Racine and Roy Ervin or Mrs. Katherine Weaver, Miss , Vl~i· 'Sheri Lee Mullens, ilL ter, 5:37 p,m. Thursdayj Mrs. Sugar Creek called on Mrs. BesDorothy Anderson and Mrs. John Charles C. Green. AthaJla, son, were accompanied back to New ~ ~ Vintop; .Mrs. Janieo.'t. York by Mr. and Mrs. Laurence sie Ervin recently. Stout attended prayer meeting at town wh e n the relatives ·Itr, Rt ·I ' Galllpollsi Estella 7:25p.m. Thursday. Grimm. Mr. Walter Mercer or Baltl· RuUarKl. arrive. J( Rwllon, Rt. I G.Uipolls; DISCHARGES ,, :!> •) Extra clean Inside and out. Power Steering. Ponr more, Md., caUed on Mrs. BesMrs. Hurdie Nelson was in Dale A. Durst, Lesa Jane Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blakley J~s K. Thomas, Rt I Galli· brakes. Auto. trans. We'll gladly refer you to the one Jo. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blakley There are relatively jew Milton, W. Va. , recenUy. Mrs. IJ:olia; ~a." Charlea K. Beaver, Hard~i!r' Mrs. Nora B. Harren, and two sons or Columbus a n d sie Ervin. cal owner. truly bad kids, but the Mr. aM ~s . Henry Roush and Nelson is not so well. Kanaupf Mrs. Harley Glbba, Ma- 1111 E. Hatfield, Mi-s. Stanley B. number of delinquent porMrs. Bud Douglas spent a few 'oori; Mfi. Neilie !l. Gordon, Hen- Huntington, Mrs. Pearl c. Ja- Mrs. Anna Giblin and Miss Jean Mildred spent Memorial weekend ttltS is considerable . with relatives ln Akron. days at home wlth her children. lira.. Estella WalbUrn, cobs, Frank M. Pritchett, Mrs. Prahl or PalnosvUie visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spencer ReY. Bob Person aOO family ~le L. fto!l<hr Robin & Rob- allll MrL Ben Petrel. '; Inion. Mrl. 'Otira!ii'AI 'fll<q ,• •.. , .., .~LJiifda Stl!••:!'f Athens was and. ~''ot:9.~~,. City spent came to Pageville _.r<~help out · JQtlf an overnljll\, guest' of Mrs. Mar- several days with his parents, with the Sunday School. Carl E. VermiUion, Mrs. Fredw prot Hooxlashelt and the)' at- Mr. and Mrs. Masoo Spencer. Beautiful bronze finish with matching Interior. Alltomallc Mrs. Edna Biumenaur took Mr. M. Waugh, Mlos Ada Weston, Mr. and Mr s. Lee Jackson of •hirt. One carefuJ.owner. Economical 8 cyl. pa mUeap and Mrs. Young to see lheir docJelfrey Zerkle, Mrs. John F. tend~ the alumni banquet at "0 death, where is thy vic· ~~~~er, and intantdaughter,Mrs. Pomeroy and celebrated their Chillicothe were over Memorial . tor. Dey guests of her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Goodin caUed on t.,.y? 0 death, where is thy Errieat Varney and Infant son. 50th cluo reunion. sting?"-! Cor . 15:55. Mr. and Mrs. Br)'IJI Parr and Sybil Miles. Mrs. Ava Gilkey recently. ' .. ,· son, Walter, of St. Albans, W. Jim Stewart of Beaver, Pa., Mrs. ' Grounds. carbon. W.Va., t···. Why fear death? It is the · · ., Ve., were recent Seturday aft. spent several days calHng on visited the Estep family here. most beautiful adventure in BUICK PONTIAC . GMCTRUCKS trlenda here. life. - C h a r I e s Frohman, Grace alii Ruth Ellis of Ccr PH. 992-2143 POMEROY, OHIO American theatrical manager. ,,,, Alumni ~... .... uet. lumbus \'islted relatives here WiUford. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris . . Miss Mlldred Roush acC<mjlll>o re(!ently. visited ttteir daughter, Christine Mrs. Tt&ackl. Ellisanddaughter, Lake, at her home in Athens, a Anna. Lockport, N. Y., spent 58\'· eral days wllh her sister, ·Mrs. recent Sunday afternoon. 1 Mrs. Helen (Bentz) H.hoades of ·f , ... · ' " · ercises ot Susie Roush lnCd.um- Mae F. W.OUe and relatives in Marletla and Isabel (Bentz) WUGraham, W, Va. . NEi"'H~~~ ·_. The recent aa be1t it could. More space In bus recently. Harold lia,yman ol Westorillle son of Columbus spent the weekll..l'drJvt i:cndu~ by the board larger) IUarten I& 1Jad4.neecled Weekend guests or Mrs. Be .. ot tru&tee~ o~ tlo~· Alex Quillen and el!orja are being made toob- ole Ervin were Mrs. Mildred was a holida,y guest of his b~ end with John Bentz and atterded the alumni. Jleill<*'~ Llbncy here has beeQ lain a new bulljling so that we Compton or Akron allllllrs. Lau- er, Mr. and Mrs. Ray HQman. Mrs. Vashti Grimm of Letart Mr. and Mrs. Allen Graham or tenned I ~ alkcul. might ..... ' the or the rln~ Lawson or Cobunbuo. They Falls alii Mrs. Gordon Wolle of Toledo sJ>enl a lew da,ys with their , Mro. PaUl! .JI. Vowel served a a area ewn bol1er; attended the alumni banqueL Apple Grove were recent guests <11all'!Qall of iho1~rlve0 as she baa Y~ peOple Who helped with Mro. Carolyn Kucsma or C... parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry of Mrs. Frankie Neigler. , dqoolltpast~i. YounaPIOill~ thetunddrhewereNlneyRoush, lumbu& and her aunt, Mcs. Hat- Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ,ot the cC111111Urilll. aolldted ell!- Pat11 ~lth, M&P,an Woodrum, tie Plllnter or Portlallll called on ot the lo!rn,. Mrs. Pon111 Rebo~· I'Butlh, Debbie Paugh, Mrs. Hazel Carnahan, Soturday• ~r JIIOO!b8r ot,thectllftr JUIIY Lathey, Lori Clrter, Karen Mr. and Mrs. Charley Spencer Mrs. · rhll Balo)', cOD- Greeni, JIIIO Haymaker, Linda of Bradenton, .f1a., visited relalllfrditnis' whp <Ontrlbut- RousH, TimmY ~re, Rick Pow- dve& and lrlelllsllero. · Altottethar; lha eU:, Jdlli Rldpay, David Rus11011 Mr. and Mra .. Solon Butcher wu •n~. ani! Brian Russell. · of Cleveland &penlll!eekendwlth "'111~ ,11 much better than b l s · ' l!OJ- '· WP~ Short (t-7). LP Pittsburgh !00 040 111- 8 19 I . Dalr)'Jitl)le. San Fran 010 202 002- 7 t5 2 - GiusU . (.:,7). Hill- Watson 'McBean, Walker (5), Kline ·(1st), Dalrymple (laO. (5), Slsk (6), Veale (9), Face (9) avd May. Perry, Gibbon (5), (Only games scheduleCll Linzy (7), McDaniel (9), Herbel ·' ' (9), 'Henry (9) and Dietz, Barton (7). WP- Slsk (3-2). LP -Linzy (3-6), HR- Me COvey (12 Innings) Yotrskl, J!!>l 56 192~,~0,\ ~4 ·· Hwrd, Wlsh 56 210 3t, 69·. carew; Min ,-g!B'! 22 55 .~1 White, NY "58 ;ot, P!_ 5? .289 Horton, Dot 52 jij2 26 ·s1 ·.:iso · "itiiir Jhnson, Ba1 S2 176 24 (9 •278 ·::'! Horton, Cle 61 22Y 26 60 •271 Oliw, Min 59 227 · 24 61 .269 Alvis, Cle 59 212 19 •57 .289 J'oiterlboirJ, Smltli, Boo 55 !9~ · .25 52 ·.2i19 . '· Home. Rons , , A ...mblloO Growth National Lea&ue: fo!cCovey, SPRINGFIELD, Mo. ' <UPU Giants 13; 1(art, GLint& and -The Auembll.. or God, lar1· Mays, Glanl4 and H. Aaron, .• Bravos 11 · Americ~ League: H?W'ard, Senators 22; Horton, T:lgeraJ61 KUlebrew, Twins 12; McMullen, Se~tors, Harrelson end Yl8trzemski, Red SoX 10 Runs Bat~ In National Leque• Perez Redo • • 40; Banks, Cubs 37; santo Cubs 36; McCovey, Giants 35.; Maya, Giantl1, H. Aaron, Braves and Bench, Reds 34. American League: Howard, senators 48; Powell, Orioles 39; Horton, Tigers 34; Johnson, Orioles, Horton, Indians ancf Kooco. Yanks 31. ' Pitching National Loagoe: Selma, Meta 6-0; Marichi.J, Giants U-2, KOOiman, Mots 9-2; Carlton, cards 7·2: Reed, Braves and Hands, Cubs 6-2. American League: McLain, Tigers 10-2; Hardin, Orioles, 82; Bahnsen, Yanks 6-2; Perra- ~hlty ·a 4t.~·..JUl.t G:ives Opinion \ and Wrlgh4 Angels 5·2. (Only games scheduled) National League ctn 1oo 201 ooo-· 4 10 4 032 000 30x- 8 8 I Cloninger, canon (4), AJJer . SURF SINGER Ia aetross no thy (7) and Bencli. Reberger, Erika Ral!ael aeen .., the Lamabe (4), Regan (7) and bearb at Cannes. FraDU. Hundley, WP- Lamabe (1·1), LP- Cloninger (l-4L HR&- ' Santo (lith), Banks (12th), Bench (4th). ~:.:iU (13th). Alii nosk1, Twins; Bell, Red SOx, Innings) Oak 000 000 000 01- I 5 2 Cleve 000 000 000 00- 0 R 2 Nas~, Lindblad (8). Spragoe (l<l) and Dunc1n, Roof (8). McDowell (6-5) and Sims. WPSprague (2-0). (It VAlliS! McCvey, SP Millan, Aillerli~.~ · L Banks, CUbs 12; SantO, CUbs, · '. Atty. General e:riSUni"when ·radiO, newspaper ".. Helma, Linesoores The 1 ·e· , • <{ '' , .' .., ... J )~·la,fisonvilfe . '' 'Y · o·. rtdO II.' U oa~l! • :·. _,. ':''"' ;.' t·, ...,Jeri~g . . . .'. "·~:,t\1 ' JN .!l l\' ' ' if ' '£' .J '::::::::::~~o~f~r:•r:•~•:•:o:uc~lt:•i:n:•~troes:~· . . . begin at 7 p.m. 1 A tarP has ~en purchased and Hayliner 268 baler from New Holland · has plunger mounted on sealed bearings! ' -. league intorest In the MeigsG~ll .. Mason area ot exlsti~ time schedUle and conditions tor the alll'llll event. Pre .. game ceremonies will begin at 6:30 p. m., EDST, SaturAn arboretum is a collectton day, July 6. Tbe first g~me will GRAVELY TRACTOR ' n.e·par.m·· g. ··:. . . . For LL .T ' ' rnam''• ~·n'.'. t' ( · ,;\• ~:~r~:~vo~~ie *~'::~:~:e~;: £ 'I • .,._ _,...;...,_ _.;.._,. _. . ·Rftl'iAI _Juinire of U\e United Cal/1 Write or Come to See church of Christ. . Us for Cam plete. ~oonsel· The plnn calls tor Rll~a'tlon ing , o •' ' m . Or~ Set!an ..... 1960 Pollliac ........ · · $95 4 Dr. Sedan ': 1959 Ramlller ·· · ··· ·· $295 1961 PIJIIIOWih .. .. .. $495 4 Dr. Sedan 4 Dr. Sedan. V8, Auto. 1'ralll. !959 Chevrolet · .... ··· $195 4 Dr. Spt. Sedan. V8, Auto. Trani. 1969 Doclllt .. .. .... ' . .$195 .4 Dr. Sedan. VB. Auto. Tran•. '· ·' · 1962 Fonl ··.. .. .. ·.. · $695 Galaxle 500, 4 Dr. Sedan. V8, Auto. Trans. Radio. One Owner �' . . '!>!Dr!'i..., ·dalishtor , or •. . 1o1r. Mro, 'Larry MQITisoii, •A 'ho!lio talent lliow,to be h~~ Lln~ol~ Hl.ll, epent ,'1'1\0~ and . tho .everill\c GC July ith u a - Wednesday in ChillicOthe wllh ' ·. '1"<1· ~-l!'e re~.!ill Ellllil'!l &!lid ',J .1106itorl meeting.,_ . , . • , . :lbe ahow wlllllt a~ o! the ' . ~~ ~~~~~: pJ~ lil _tho ' Alli!'otic """i!lerL. Ev~ ID tile arotll ,w,tllhill,i .to. lliiW.PII'I In the olMiw llhould cootac! ~los Yeaso, ~""a :dlrect<ir. J MarProt BrOlin, fr,OIIIrer, bllance of f1,238.U in tile treasury, 'l'l!lorgan!zatlon decided to bllf a llt.rge papoorn machine btrore tf!e'!oolball aon begins lo ropl~ce tile smsll one which they now owa, over $100 1011 colleeied m 'Tag Day in Reedsv!Ue; Oilier aroao are nol7ol oomplsted. The eleelloo d olllcero wa1 pollponejl until tho next meettng duo to a small attendance. Servtng '"' the 1IOII1inating commlllee oro Nellie Porker, Doria ·Koenl& and Kathryn llaum. Comini evelita in which t h e band will participate are tile Big Bend Regatta Parade, June 21; Meigs County Fair; and Band Camp at Rio Grande COllege, reported a MAGAZINES ~ , N.AIROBI, . .. Ke.ll!'a· · <Vfl):, FOui m:.au~s.;;._ p~, ¥i_n Only, Adam and 'Civaller-hl•• been' blni1nd from ~· !I)' Dantu) ~ Mol, ,vl~e p..,alclont and minister or lionle ar(llrB. REUGIOUS .RIOTS NAGPUR, . India (UPI)- Pollee gunill:e killed threei!Ol'IOill Thursday brlrlalng tile death toll to 27 In lour da.ya of rtotiDg between ' Hindus' and ,Moslems~· In this central lrdlan ell~'. PL Pleasant National Guard PT. PLEASANT - Approxlmalety 143 National Guardsmen of Pt. Pleaaant's 3664th Light Maintenance Co., (DS) Iormor1y tile Ordnance CO., will l!'!VO litre Saturday lor Camp Picket, \\~.• lo.r two weeks ol active clutY• · · Capt. Daniel S. Killingsworth Ia .oommander d. the local unit. An advance party lett Wednes~ according to tho cljlt4ln. Tho unit will make the long U;y ~lp by caravan in company vebicles. Listed below are memben ot \'tle.3664th Company: Capl.·-Daniel S. Killingsworth; tot· Lt. Koii(leUJ: c. Morris; 2nd Ll Larry L. lloyer; 2nd Ll Tliomn E, g,jMer; W;m.am 01- Michael, 51>-4; Horace G. Miller, lllrst Answers Not Guilty To Indiebnent Donald. • ' ·' Enllated men attending are: Gary E, Adkins, Pic.; Gary W, Atkinson, Pvt.; Michael H. Bailey, Sp-4; David L. Ball, Pic.; Rodrlc R. Ball, lll, Pvt.; David Barkor, 51>-4; Carl E. Barnett, . Sit.; Keith R. Barnett, Pvl;Lar· p A, Bar~, . . . John L. Jlell· ~ Pft:; Cllarlel II;~ !j,-.1, Deover· il, mike, $-.1: · Donald L. Bloomer, 51>-4; £liarlea L. Brumlleld, 51>-4; Harold E. Burt, Sp-5; Louts H. Buoh, Si>4; Roger L. Clark, ~; 'Jamea R, Cochran, Sic.; Kenneth R. Coulno, 51>-4: Carrel Cox, Ill 51.: Rupert J. Crandel, Pic,; BU)y A. Crawford, Jr., Sp-4; B11mond G. W, Cundtll, !i>-5: Hd>erl L. Dunlels, Sl>-4; TlmoIIU' R. Daugherf;)', Set.; Jameo '' H. Duncan, Mag.; Robert D. Ed111', 51>-4; Charles K. Erwin, . ., Dennis L, Erwin, ~ Richard L. Fetty, Jr., . . . Charles E. Fowler, Jr., gc,; Larry L, Fox, 51>-5; Charles A. Frye, Sag.; Kenneth W, Fry, Sp. 4i John M. Fuller, Pfc.; Charles R. Gloeckner, Sp-4; David L. Grate, Pvt. ; John T. Grueser, ~..fi Larey E. Grueser, ~-4; Hannon A. Hager, Jr., 51>-4; Ralph E. Hall, Sl>-4; Wllllam W. Rlmm, S:c.; Ralph F. Harbour, ~; Robert E. Henderson, 51>-4; Terry M. llonry, Sp-4; Charles W, H•aon; S..., Sit.: Golden L. Herdman, Pre.; Paul D, HesIOD, ~; Fred HiiJ , P!c.; Robert G. IIIIo, Msg.; Marlin G. Hively, 51>-4; James W. Hobllltler, 51>-4; WOllam F. Hock- ed>erry, Set.; George D. Hud1011, Sp-4; Larry J. Hudson, Sp4; James R. Humphrey, Sag.; Nor- man R. IHwnphreys, Pvt. Dana V, JohniOft, Msg.; Howard Johnson, !j>-5; Nicholas S, w, GltM R• .!Jiank, Sq.; John R. Smith: · 'l>-4: Richard E. Smith, 51>-4; WliRam H. 51>eara, Jr., Sic.; Larry B) bals, Sit.: Rlchard E. !Jei~·P!c.; Thornas E. Slover, !i>-5: '.Iaiit•• R. Slutoa, Pic.; Lawrence M;"f~w­ ney, Sl>-4: Roger L, Ta.ylor, Pvt.; John N. Thallet, Sp-4; Jorey L. TUllo, . .; Robert A. Trtw, Pic,; Ropl'rll, V111<0, lllOIP'Llr" ry T. VanMeter, Sl>-4; llcloald R. Warehime, Pic.; Charles 0. W~ 51>-4: Everell E. Wattorson, . ., ThoiiUif J. WerQ', ed with breaking and entering and lelonloos ateallng with bond set at $2,500; Millard Greenlee, Hopr L, MeCoy, Pvt.; Ernell If. McDonald, Sp-4; poerett J, - •• • d1lo llr.lllloald' .. 't'l'' , Lit ao.ltolp _.._a ·---w , • , ·I.·. • fiat~~ iliio1ML . SPECIAL PRICE$ ON ALL ROCK OF AGE• . STOCK THRU ~UNI 10' · . ' .... wlll ....... lliil .... duogll . . - LEGAl!1Years MONUMENT 'CO, ... Experience 1 - -lot . ' A o. . On Expenses Ft..fi plano were eTIRES •FAN BELT GOSAj:ElYONYOURVACATION THIS SUMMER ·WITH OUR AAA • SERVICE TO IE\YON Wright, Pvt.; WOllam G. Zoi1p111. Pic, ' . rw . I . " ABSOtOJELY NOll ' ·~- Poppy Sales Reported Diushtoro of America to be held MRS. ALTA CONE Mr. and Mrs. Giles Pauley, Charleston, W, Va., spent Slnday with her mother, Mra. Nancy Jack, who went homo with them tor visit. Mra. Pauline Foster spent an evening with Mra. Ginevra Foater. Mr. and MrS. Ta.ylor Moore wore shopping In Alheoo Thur&· a dl;y. Church. The meeting opened in ritual- latic form with Mrs. 0 1 c a r Hardaway ao chaplain pro tom and Mrs. Ernest Bowles as color bearer pro tem. Mrs. Camp. boll Harper was the planllll. During the meeting, M r 1. Smith was elected delegate and Mra. Allen Hampton was named alternate for the summer convenUon held In Jackson Thuradl;y . Prayer lor peace concluded tho meeting. Relreahmenta were served by Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Hampton. Tho Jobn Paul Honslar !amii.Y, Newark, were hero with homo folks over the weekend. 'I'll"' at- Morrio was a graduate. toDde;! tho gracl!.Uon of Mrs. Mr. und Mrs. Albert Cone Toni La.Uro at Aloxanclor High spent an evening with Mrs. Ruth Schoolm !lmday ntpt, Wood and Elza Harvey. Mra. Cora Dalon& Albany, Kemetb Twiner end friend, c~led on Hra. Genevn Fo!ller AJl!any -nt Satun\a.Y evonlna: •i/lii ........ft"....ti,...:...o...i~:...."iill'!'his~FOI· Floy~ King, who rewntly I!Uf- te · f~eded a stroke, '' some....._lm· . ~ •. LuThomas, Columbu , a, ~ prov · apent a weekend with her mothMrs. Martha Ma,ya came homo er, Mro. Ola Perry and Frank. on MonU;y after being a paUent Mr. ...t Mro. G. A. Radekln in Sllelterlng Arm llospltallor s were lhopp1ng in Athens Thurl, . ~ several U;ys. Slo 11 with htr da.y, Roblnoon ond Clara F9llrod Sun- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ne,y CarTho . mao ColliDs Ia a medical dl;y owning. ·.,, . _ penter. , patient ID Holzer Hoopltal. Mr. and Ml'ti. Mike WWlams Mr. aod Mrs. TlmJOnos, Gra.yMra. wancia WUllams an4chlland daughter, an4 Mlllardswartz IOIJ. K,y., were here 111 Smday dren; Rutland, apent 8mda.y with took SllndaT diJinelo with Mr. and evening lor grN!allon oxerels- htr - e r Mr• Pauline Foster. Mro. Vore Swarts, eo in which her sister, Dorleno · ' • ' Social Notes "' ' Are all,aft. "spnditioners atlkez Three Invited On National Ritual Team .: ~to ....,.. of the SoCial Events 11io Jltae:r aupper·to be at the NeU House In COI!pllbua, Jwld at tile ~a.., 11 1<hool house . Aus to and 21, was an1101111<ed Saturdal' oveaill& Jllllt 15, when Foreat Rose CouncO mot 'lho Lodles Auxlllory of tho Vol- Tuesday night at the hall. . unteer Fire ·Dapl. met at th -e Ro&l~tntlon lor the otato aes, ctinfeallbn llllnd at-l!li•blll park slon wiU bqln at 9 a.m. on Aus 111Gnda,y ...ntb&.followiDtl •ill- 19, The _cauncU, In a letter !rom :,tla·iu , JIO game,.. . ;;..;.-, ., Elt..beth Rllberg, state counci' ' ;. Prt~ol . Jean . RIII preaided. tOr, was asked to contrlbute to~ 101 tho JIIDo,Y SUJliiOI' ward elQ)OnsOS Of the meoUng ~at i:30 p.D). !!roc- . =~~:=:~::a= -~~ IIllo· - r an4.. tht 0011· ted. be'--o J"'"l' ~..lslon-lland wiU Ill) Into a ape'"' -. ~ , •ej1f Auld earmarlted lor JIUl'· l· Mrs. Rllbera in her communi~- •~"• ...,; l*cl tor Utellle •calion to tile. councU, 11kod that iirlick. llollei~l'for tht Jllno the good 'of the order• ardthe ~ · meiiiDI .oi!n be Ada Slack bomoardorpbanaprojectsnotbe ... My!& a~ : noslectod, ~ that articles lor ' AfiAinollna: .we~Hro.Haii,Mto. the laney work booth alcqwlth ~~!·~J~lY!t,~,'!l)- .•"'1'b:~ cookies •DC! af\lc!ea tor !ina:. . ,;r::~,r,;al;lllrio!W,llbiaci>L~Jl!o ·~ l)'liolina Gruoso• Nlldred state seaalorL A communication . ;""-~; .,.,;.1 ,..~1,, CIUa waa also· read from Ellz.abeth , ~~-, • ..,.... T.' Qulnllli. state ...,.otary ~f ani! Marlo Rizer. . ' -. · r CAR ( ECK The annuol Chestnut Ridge Or''''· We 'll give ,ou that 111ar1ntee wlten you bUy 1n Accubo~ timt piece. It'll be accurate tG 'lllithin • mi~le 1 month.t An·averqe ol 1wo seconds a day. Other watches have ·their own notions lbout how 10111 • day 1hould lat. Sometimes \hiy sholt!tl ~ lo 23 1\oUII and 56 minutes. Or make it last lonpr than tht usllll 24 houf~. ~uk41 doesn't beliewe in mlltlna time. Or tosina it. Just ktlplna it. ACCUYIIOrf!l by BULOVK It 1011 hm·m·m·m. v Attend Service For Mr. l.amh Iliary or Lewio Manley Post283, American Legion, mot Tuesday night at the Naomi Bapl1 at Help ~anted ·Jitn~v Supper On Saturday ·Being Planned ' Bn!ACUSE - · CHARLiriS W•.LEGAl. Owner By AppolftiiiMRt I' ol ::¥LAY HiDE•O...Ni> SEEK wllh a awlQy Ill 'n' flare ..each ' laille 1och ~Uhnne 1how~ above •. In a aee-througb lacy Are eoltoa lmlt; tl!e eeoleit I~ 1o ltlt lhe beaeh; II 1parl1 · AugulltlS-24. . bellofbaped aleeve•· For Clrll-who like. to ipend,,a day al Tho next meeting of tho organlb. beaeb, Qleae perky eover-upa ·lift ireat for hoppbig Report o! tho poppy sale was l•atton will be lf!tndiJ, i\UiUII given by Mrs. William L, Smith, : ' bito lalieb or "lrdlnc off late allenioon breezes. Thla It · 5. There will be 110 meeting in ·;; ·' aq Alleea de!IP. · pr,aldent, when tho Ladles Aux.' July. ' Woomer, Jr. , Pte. ; Ronald D. SYRACUSE - Attending the luneral aervlces lor roarland E. Lamb, 67, who palled away at his home In COlumbus, were Charles !lnnmorfisld, of Savannah, Ga.; Mr. an4Mrs.Ear!Slinmerlleld, of Murrayavllle, Po.; Mra. CocO Caldwell, or Reedavlllo, R. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Rexa! Summerfield, and Mro. Edna Slmmorfiold, of LOng Bottom, •Wilen till , c rown 1ncl Cl"fttll '"' tnttct. !WI will ICijlltl bmtlletplfll to llltl tollrlnCI, If MC..MIJ, Cuar1111. . il 101' OM lUll ~· R.D., and Mr. and Mra. Her. bert Parker, local. &!rvlving Mr. Lamb wers hio wife, Falthi a daU&hter, Mrs. Batty Nobles, o! Florida; a aoo. WOllam Lamb, d Akron; a atop. ...••••:.• ---· FLEX STEEL daughter, MarJorle Hold!. of Columbus; a stepson. Jack Moore, of Akron, and eight grandchUdren. He wa11 Ute son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Lamb, of R.fX-0-LOI.I«iR , •• by FlEXSTfB. IS 1llf l»lLY ft£QHR Willi RlU-SfAT SPftlNGIIIG! Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Charles &lmmorfield, and Mr. and Mro. Earl Summerfield, were vi slUng their mother, Mrs. Edna Slmmerftold, at Ike Ume of Mr. Thb exelushe, completely counterbalanctld mechanism i.nd ramoua llfe.time F1exateel spring insure you of maximum comlort In any pooltion, !rom sitting to full reclining. Lamb' a dea111. , QUICK QU Flex-o-A,.ng.rs are lashionably styled chairs, aVIilahleln C.... IZ temporary, M~ern, TradJttonal af'd Early Apterican designs, in youi' choice Of OYer a thoosand selected rabrieL You11 be Q-ln wlult counl'll did the cocker spanitl onginater A-The spaD!ei family of dop CO!l\~lnf , !1111\ll' o< l!~"''<la Ulan any other 40g fAmily. The spaniel family ill deseended from a·spanllb dog, and then.me "spaniel" came from Spath. · ' Q-What iB "pigeon milk"? A-Degener~tion o f t b .e lls hJ h I' .. ce me .,,e ~p produceswInc pigeons a ·thick, cheesy IIOCrellon called "pigeon milt." On Ibis tbe young blrda are fed until they are o~d enough to eat the seed • d1ot of tbe adulta. ~rood to own thil beauUiullurniture, . .. " o JI'I~_, ft9!f<(~"!!Ulli~~-' \'.-oll"' .loroliUrablllt¥ IIDd--_..u..,, mallite"'nce-lree operation. Fnmea are ldlJ>drled .hardwood, coniplele~Jo metal-roin!orced for rigidity and 1011! life. All moYiqw- .Parts are permanerrUy lubricated at the factory; o,l'lail bearings and rollers provided noiseless, trooblo-lreo In every way..• smaft s9'le, luxurious cmnfort. quality life. time conatrucdon, effo~s operation. , .tho Floxsteel Flox0-Lounaer Is unequolled ill_ recliners. '· ' '. ~v; PT. PLEASANT oral memhera d tho Welt Gamma Chejier d the Laalbdll . Chi Omega SororiV wiU .u...t tho national ...,.lllllklio 10 ~hoi~ In Charlo~ tbl.o ~. Throe omVrlll Pl Pleasant, l!lbelll¥tli!Y, boo-la Head andllorolluo.Jollllianhlve been asked to lltl'Yt on u.i aa. ' . Ilona! ritual toaftl, Mta. lllrll"' and Mra. Hendwllhenobortlllra. JohniOil will be unable to lljend. Deleptza from lht loCII cblpter auencllns will be Beolle Wilaoo. who will oervt u Bullnesa Dalepte and Mary J'Uillu, who will serve a1Sodoldtiepte.1be oooYimllon Ia btiDil bold Ill tho Daniel Boone Hotel. -•fl'Oin IS The ·A •Biblu • Pipe Raeb •Alb TriJi . •Boob •Travel llll and ~- *' Olfll 1$DDUPGRT BOOK STOlE A • ' rn Is quiet throuflh 19 · dlfferen/lsdtnfquesl •• Is tllerptOII«tlca/Jy qH,trolltd · fol' automatic operation/ I A ••1• /t powered for b/fl coollnfll ~sc9t . ,t,.l. • . ,. ' ' .,dgef Ptlcedl •'119. 95 FEEL COOL . with a big capacity BECOOL . , ,t,;.,.. · · INGELS · FURNITURE ",. ·.· , '" MIDDLEPORT ' . •.. ''. . ilfler• "''-I ' 1 II ~ More th~n' 3 million Amerlcan' homee are h•te4 ''f 'Vooitlr!on,ey·. A~d _you can enjoy II now, In your .·. " electrlcaliy. The Federal flower ComriUd!on fo~ ·~· , . hou.e;;Aily liome C.n be converted to · caalii. 1g,mlllion famllitl will e<invert to oi)~lld " ' ~~t/ei.e,lly ani! tllOnonilcajly, Ul '· tfa••'• quality/ JUNE 16th. We're having a SucceSs Celebration because · Plym~uth's having its biggest year in history. ' DiffERENT. • • Jobn R. Raul!, Sag.; Darinl' R, fng, PfC.j Barry W. McCoy, PfC.j · ,; I w. HER LEGS MEASURE UP. Edy W 1111 a m • hao been dubbed "The Girl with lbe O<l'!lidlfil'iil!''iir'anillil! a!fd•b"'f .Pt'V'th·e'd-e"lllt' Lego" ~-" wbo ' tory, bond set at $1, 000; Ned bWilly! oi" Hollywood, rd · andl·••·· estow an awa annuaUy end Kate Lam~ braJ - . . 1o the woman !bey eonslder • deadly woaJ)Oil, ~ aet at having tile moll beautiful fl,OOO each, ant); Jame~er !ego. Past wiDnera have ID· ft..f; Jamea M. Wheeler, Slg.; indleled on a contributing eluded BeHy Grable, Allee Ralph J, WUUamo, 51>-4• ... and hood set at ,_1,000~ Tho ' ·· Faye, M a r le n e Dletrleh, Charlo& R. Wlthero, Pre;; WU- set . lfonda.y, June. 17, lor .theee 'Av·Margret aod R a q a el llam M. Wood, Sp-5; Roy E. poriDila to enter :tllelr l!leu· Weleb. KQ!lrns, :t-4; Thomas H. Kearn&, Charles F. Knopp, Iff.; WUUam D. Krebs, Pfc.: Dennl.a E. Lane, !tJ-4; Raymond C, Llev- ' ,, o,e;, N WMicJy, Sunoil'jl & lv.ntntt charged with lelonlou1 ateallna:. bN&king and entering, bond aet at ~,500; Clrl Barnett Indict- Pre.; Vaughn W, Johnson, ~-4; ~-4; · owner of is ' --... """""'-tiM- . !30,000 acres or lard, more than ah,yooe except tho royal lamll,y, Vardis Fisher is best known for his "Children of God," a novel of the history of the Mormons. James Ray Cheesebrew, charg. who { ..... _ no--at.,t.IIJ'oll--.· ooids . ol 6a "'""'Df ...,.._ ol• ....,. fudlr. 1 roo of Britain's lanoklch Clan cameron will marry ahiJ> .broker Tlmolhy Nau,.Bower, she said Thursday. Miss cameron, 25. is the oldest dalllhtor or Col. D. ll cameron , ai 6Jit:a•cWicill _ LONDON (Vpl)- AMe Clime- charees of breaking and enterIng and felunlooa stealing with bond set at$2,500oneach charge: Jobnaon, Pvt.;RobertR,Johnoon, . .: llanald M. Keeoan, . .; Howard K!Uingaworth, Jr., . .: James B. King, PYl: llonald.R. Klngory, PI<.; Paul R, Kingery, Jori111 d~ttt CAMERON . MARRIAGE A "Hobson's choice," meaning "this or na:ne," originated to describe the eccentrlcit~ of T h o m as Hobson 1circa lii44·16.'lCH, an English livery stable owner. Tho World Alma· nac notes that Hobson In· sisted lllat customers take lhe horse standing nearest !he door "so that every customer was . alike well; served, according to his chance." Hobson refuse<) business rather than rent a horse out of ils turn. . \ ..................... ="fH . ~ ,·1 ~...., !Ic.; PhiiiiJ> G. Mlllllead, . ., Floyd c. Muncy, 51>-5; EdWin F. Neutzllng, 51>-4; WOllam R. Neutzllng, 51>-4; Fredrick Nibert, 51>-5; John W. Nibert, Jr., 51>-4; Wald L. Nicholson, Jr., Sl>-4. Donald E. NOU, !j>-5; Franklin N. NOU, 51>-4; Morrill J. O'Dell, PT, PLEASANT - M 11 e s 51>-4; William N. O'NeO, !j>-5; Clarem.-e R. Oahel, Sp-t; Lar.. Darst. Mason COUnty Conservary V, Persons, Pic.; Jack D. tion omcer, entered a plea of Paugh, 51>-5; Franels L, Plck- innocent to an indictment returnens, *...{; EJza L. Powell, Sp. ed against him Tuesday by the 5; Patriek H. Rake, Sp.fi Ger- Maaon CouiiiY grand jury chargald L. Rankin, ~...f; Charles W. Ing him with brandishing a deadRhodes, Jr., 51>-4; Larry T. Hlf- ly weapon, when he ippeared in fie, 51>·4: Carl T. Roach, Ire.; Circuit Court Thursday. Trial ArthUr Rupe, Jr., Sq.; Jack dille d June 24 waa aet by the Satterfield, Jr., Pic.; ArthUr E. court. Others appearing in c o u r t Saunders, !j>-5; Richard A. Saunficer Cliules E. Clark, Jr. i War- ders, Pvt.: Everett S. Sayre, Thursday to answer Indictments were Robert Heney on f o u r rant Olllcer Cleo F. Reynolds •. 51>-4; Keith A, Sayre, . . . and Warrant Officer. E.· M. ·Me- ' 1blo ~ Dat" lllllr,..- for ao •,.,. .... ,. hot u!"ileJJIII '~unl, ~-~Mrs, Mldllel Morrlaori. ·" · , ·,;r(l!lco:Eot<ew·oi'COiuin~s weo hffii: r6i':li11 !leakend to 1is1t hllt'JlltiiRii; Mt. and Mr,, Char· lu Eokow. • Ml•• llary Am! Fletds"haa ,.._ tUI'iwd to Columbus .after vlslt·lng here with her parents, Mr. and M~. Joe Field~. · Phil Harrison who 18 employed}n Columbus, spent Ike week-end 11ero with his parents Mr. 'ai.d Mrs. Olan· Harrlsoa Darwin. Mrs. Ben Neut:dtng, Mra Ellen COUch, Mra. catherine Welsh, and Mrs. Mary Marlin wore In Jackson Thuraday lor the Eighth District convontim of the La- · dloa Awdliary, American ..Logioo. · etectrl~~ly' lle4t•d home,• wlt!lln l~ 12 ·n•.i•l ·· Why? . ,'" . . . . , ;. ·. 'Ben Frtinklln'• 'atom 'old !lke,hotcaklia bec:qut~( they were• more elllcltnt than an open fire.,·• , , • . • . " , H , I ', , poi.btliltd SIOVI Wll ·replaced ,by ceqtral heatlnp , ' .. ·1ystem1. Tqday'e big home-heating trenl!ll an, • ~. -~;. •.• becau•e II' olle11 1ueh li Wide chol.. 9f<lyl• , The Unbeatables' Deal. Barg~ln prices on 11 special Plymouth& and ••• on top ofthat .•. the kind ortrade-lna made posslb,ie by the biggest year In PlymOuth history. The Unbeatables' Deal ••• a double-barreled opportunity to aave-lf you act right now. Check Out I PJyrhb,Uth Fury. Try It for slili. For power. F-Or luxury. ~be~lel Then, try th8 deal. Find out tiow llttie you pay. How muclhoyou get In "ade. How eaiy wa make lhe terms. " ' , ,I ' ' ' ',other'li).eiKctd• of heitlno:eMril.ciUme~ IIJ)d·j4?ld" '' faahlon~ill More . con.veli,it11,lt· m19_re· -~:.~;':'i::. ~il ~~!:,';;t;:·:r;;~:;~~~~~~::ru~ ' < . 'l ' .. .' .~ .·~D~ • . lima '"~ ~~ nl~n~ mote adva~laoell¥111 ""1~· '' , ~ore ,,iltOMd!e! _electric ' ,, It's the Un~· Deal. ' ' -. · . ,·.~' other vut lmpro~""rt , .. ~''''-' ele,dtf~ , I , lhls e9upon. l v ,.. i' ;;,., .... ~- .,, . ~ . i .I ,, �' . . '!>!Dr!'i..., ·dalishtor , or •. . 1o1r. Mro, 'Larry MQITisoii, •A 'ho!lio talent lliow,to be h~~ Lln~ol~ Hl.ll, epent ,'1'1\0~ and . tho .everill\c GC July ith u a - Wednesday in ChillicOthe wllh ' ·. '1"<1· ~-l!'e re~.!ill Ellllil'!l &!lid ',J .1106itorl meeting.,_ . , . • , . :lbe ahow wlllllt a~ o! the ' . ~~ ~~~~~: pJ~ lil _tho ' Alli!'otic """i!lerL. Ev~ ID tile arotll ,w,tllhill,i .to. lliiW.PII'I In the olMiw llhould cootac! ~los Yeaso, ~""a :dlrect<ir. J MarProt BrOlin, fr,OIIIrer, bllance of f1,238.U in tile treasury, 'l'l!lorgan!zatlon decided to bllf a llt.rge papoorn machine btrore tf!e'!oolball aon begins lo ropl~ce tile smsll one which they now owa, over $100 1011 colleeied m 'Tag Day in Reedsv!Ue; Oilier aroao are nol7ol oomplsted. The eleelloo d olllcero wa1 pollponejl until tho next meettng duo to a small attendance. Servtng '"' the 1IOII1inating commlllee oro Nellie Porker, Doria ·Koenl& and Kathryn llaum. Comini evelita in which t h e band will participate are tile Big Bend Regatta Parade, June 21; Meigs County Fair; and Band Camp at Rio Grande COllege, reported a MAGAZINES ~ , N.AIROBI, . .. Ke.ll!'a· · <Vfl):, FOui m:.au~s.;;._ p~, ¥i_n Only, Adam and 'Civaller-hl•• been' blni1nd from ~· !I)' Dantu) ~ Mol, ,vl~e p..,alclont and minister or lionle ar(llrB. REUGIOUS .RIOTS NAGPUR, . India (UPI)- Pollee gunill:e killed threei!Ol'IOill Thursday brlrlalng tile death toll to 27 In lour da.ya of rtotiDg between ' Hindus' and ,Moslems~· In this central lrdlan ell~'. PL Pleasant National Guard PT. PLEASANT - Approxlmalety 143 National Guardsmen of Pt. Pleaaant's 3664th Light Maintenance Co., (DS) Iormor1y tile Ordnance CO., will l!'!VO litre Saturday lor Camp Picket, \\~.• lo.r two weeks ol active clutY• · · Capt. Daniel S. Killingsworth Ia .oommander d. the local unit. An advance party lett Wednes~ according to tho cljlt4ln. Tho unit will make the long U;y ~lp by caravan in company vebicles. Listed below are memben ot \'tle.3664th Company: Capl.·-Daniel S. Killingsworth; tot· Lt. Koii(leUJ: c. Morris; 2nd Ll Larry L. lloyer; 2nd Ll Tliomn E, g,jMer; W;m.am 01- Michael, 51>-4; Horace G. Miller, lllrst Answers Not Guilty To Indiebnent Donald. • ' ·' Enllated men attending are: Gary E, Adkins, Pic.; Gary W, Atkinson, Pvt.; Michael H. Bailey, Sp-4; David L. Ball, Pic.; Rodrlc R. Ball, lll, Pvt.; David Barkor, 51>-4; Carl E. Barnett, . Sit.; Keith R. Barnett, Pvl;Lar· p A, Bar~, . . . John L. Jlell· ~ Pft:; Cllarlel II;~ !j,-.1, Deover· il, mike, $-.1: · Donald L. Bloomer, 51>-4; £liarlea L. Brumlleld, 51>-4; Harold E. Burt, Sp-5; Louts H. Buoh, Si>4; Roger L. Clark, ~; 'Jamea R, Cochran, Sic.; Kenneth R. Coulno, 51>-4: Carrel Cox, Ill 51.: Rupert J. Crandel, Pic,; BU)y A. Crawford, Jr., Sp-4; B11mond G. W, Cundtll, !i>-5: Hd>erl L. Dunlels, Sl>-4; TlmoIIU' R. Daugherf;)', Set.; Jameo '' H. Duncan, Mag.; Robert D. Ed111', 51>-4; Charles K. Erwin, . ., Dennis L, Erwin, ~ Richard L. Fetty, Jr., . . . Charles E. Fowler, Jr., gc,; Larry L, Fox, 51>-5; Charles A. Frye, Sag.; Kenneth W, Fry, Sp. 4i John M. Fuller, Pfc.; Charles R. Gloeckner, Sp-4; David L. Grate, Pvt. ; John T. Grueser, ~..fi Larey E. Grueser, ~-4; Hannon A. Hager, Jr., 51>-4; Ralph E. Hall, Sl>-4; Wllllam W. Rlmm, S:c.; Ralph F. Harbour, ~; Robert E. Henderson, 51>-4; Terry M. llonry, Sp-4; Charles W, H•aon; S..., Sit.: Golden L. Herdman, Pre.; Paul D, HesIOD, ~; Fred HiiJ , P!c.; Robert G. IIIIo, Msg.; Marlin G. Hively, 51>-4; James W. Hobllltler, 51>-4; WOllam F. Hock- ed>erry, Set.; George D. Hud1011, Sp-4; Larry J. Hudson, Sp4; James R. Humphrey, Sag.; Nor- man R. IHwnphreys, Pvt. Dana V, JohniOft, Msg.; Howard Johnson, !j>-5; Nicholas S, w, GltM R• .!Jiank, Sq.; John R. Smith: · 'l>-4: Richard E. Smith, 51>-4; WliRam H. 51>eara, Jr., Sic.; Larry B) bals, Sit.: Rlchard E. !Jei~·P!c.; Thornas E. Slover, !i>-5: '.Iaiit•• R. Slutoa, Pic.; Lawrence M;"f~w­ ney, Sl>-4: Roger L, Ta.ylor, Pvt.; John N. Thallet, Sp-4; Jorey L. TUllo, . .; Robert A. Trtw, Pic,; Ropl'rll, V111<0, lllOIP'Llr" ry T. VanMeter, Sl>-4; llcloald R. Warehime, Pic.; Charles 0. W~ 51>-4: Everell E. Wattorson, . ., ThoiiUif J. WerQ', ed with breaking and entering and lelonloos ateallng with bond set at $2,500; Millard Greenlee, Hopr L, MeCoy, Pvt.; Ernell If. McDonald, Sp-4; poerett J, - •• • d1lo llr.lllloald' .. 't'l'' , Lit ao.ltolp _.._a ·---w , • , ·I.·. • fiat~~ iliio1ML . SPECIAL PRICE$ ON ALL ROCK OF AGE• . STOCK THRU ~UNI 10' · . ' .... wlll ....... lliil .... duogll . . - LEGAl!1Years MONUMENT 'CO, ... Experience 1 - -lot . ' A o. . On Expenses Ft..fi plano were eTIRES •FAN BELT GOSAj:ElYONYOURVACATION THIS SUMMER ·WITH OUR AAA • SERVICE TO IE\YON Wright, Pvt.; WOllam G. Zoi1p111. Pic, ' . rw . I . " ABSOtOJELY NOll ' ·~- Poppy Sales Reported Diushtoro of America to be held MRS. ALTA CONE Mr. and Mrs. Giles Pauley, Charleston, W, Va., spent Slnday with her mother, Mra. Nancy Jack, who went homo with them tor visit. Mra. Pauline Foster spent an evening with Mra. Ginevra Foater. Mr. and MrS. Ta.ylor Moore wore shopping In Alheoo Thur&· a dl;y. Church. The meeting opened in ritual- latic form with Mrs. 0 1 c a r Hardaway ao chaplain pro tom and Mrs. Ernest Bowles as color bearer pro tem. Mrs. Camp. boll Harper was the planllll. During the meeting, M r 1. Smith was elected delegate and Mra. Allen Hampton was named alternate for the summer convenUon held In Jackson Thuradl;y . Prayer lor peace concluded tho meeting. Relreahmenta were served by Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Hampton. Tho Jobn Paul Honslar !amii.Y, Newark, were hero with homo folks over the weekend. 'I'll"' at- Morrio was a graduate. toDde;! tho gracl!.Uon of Mrs. Mr. und Mrs. Albert Cone Toni La.Uro at Aloxanclor High spent an evening with Mrs. Ruth Schoolm !lmday ntpt, Wood and Elza Harvey. Mra. Cora Dalon& Albany, Kemetb Twiner end friend, c~led on Hra. Genevn Fo!ller AJl!any -nt Satun\a.Y evonlna: •i/lii ........ft"....ti,...:...o...i~:...."iill'!'his~FOI· Floy~ King, who rewntly I!Uf- te · f~eded a stroke, '' some....._lm· . ~ •. LuThomas, Columbu , a, ~ prov · apent a weekend with her mothMrs. Martha Ma,ya came homo er, Mro. Ola Perry and Frank. on MonU;y after being a paUent Mr. ...t Mro. G. A. Radekln in Sllelterlng Arm llospltallor s were lhopp1ng in Athens Thurl, . ~ several U;ys. Slo 11 with htr da.y, Roblnoon ond Clara F9llrod Sun- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ne,y CarTho . mao ColliDs Ia a medical dl;y owning. ·.,, . _ penter. , patient ID Holzer Hoopltal. Mr. and Ml'ti. Mike WWlams Mr. aod Mrs. TlmJOnos, Gra.yMra. wancia WUllams an4chlland daughter, an4 Mlllardswartz IOIJ. K,y., were here 111 Smday dren; Rutland, apent 8mda.y with took SllndaT diJinelo with Mr. and evening lor grN!allon oxerels- htr - e r Mr• Pauline Foster. Mro. Vore Swarts, eo in which her sister, Dorleno · ' • ' Social Notes "' ' Are all,aft. "spnditioners atlkez Three Invited On National Ritual Team .: ~to ....,.. of the SoCial Events 11io Jltae:r aupper·to be at the NeU House In COI!pllbua, Jwld at tile ~a.., 11 1<hool house . Aus to and 21, was an1101111<ed Saturdal' oveaill& Jllllt 15, when Foreat Rose CouncO mot 'lho Lodles Auxlllory of tho Vol- Tuesday night at the hall. . unteer Fire ·Dapl. met at th -e Ro&l~tntlon lor the otato aes, ctinfeallbn llllnd at-l!li•blll park slon wiU bqln at 9 a.m. on Aus 111Gnda,y ...ntb&.followiDtl •ill- 19, The _cauncU, In a letter !rom :,tla·iu , JIO game,.. . ;;..;.-, ., Elt..beth Rllberg, state counci' ' ;. Prt~ol . Jean . RIII preaided. tOr, was asked to contrlbute to~ 101 tho JIIDo,Y SUJliiOI' ward elQ)OnsOS Of the meoUng ~at i:30 p.D). !!roc- . =~~:=:~::a= -~~ IIllo· - r an4.. tht 0011· ted. be'--o J"'"l' ~..lslon-lland wiU Ill) Into a ape'"' -. ~ , •ej1f Auld earmarlted lor JIUl'· l· Mrs. Rllbera in her communi~- •~"• ...,; l*cl tor Utellle •calion to tile. councU, 11kod that iirlick. llollei~l'for tht Jllno the good 'of the order• ardthe ~ · meiiiDI .oi!n be Ada Slack bomoardorpbanaprojectsnotbe ... My!& a~ : noslectod, ~ that articles lor ' AfiAinollna: .we~Hro.Haii,Mto. the laney work booth alcqwlth ~~!·~J~lY!t,~,'!l)- .•"'1'b:~ cookies •DC! af\lc!ea tor !ina:. . ,;r::~,r,;al;lllrio!W,llbiaci>L~Jl!o ·~ l)'liolina Gruoso• Nlldred state seaalorL A communication . ;""-~; .,.,;.1 ,..~1,, CIUa waa also· read from Ellz.abeth , ~~-, • ..,.... T.' Qulnllli. state ...,.otary ~f ani! Marlo Rizer. . ' -. · r CAR ( ECK The annuol Chestnut Ridge Or''''· We 'll give ,ou that 111ar1ntee wlten you bUy 1n Accubo~ timt piece. It'll be accurate tG 'lllithin • mi~le 1 month.t An·averqe ol 1wo seconds a day. Other watches have ·their own notions lbout how 10111 • day 1hould lat. Sometimes \hiy sholt!tl ~ lo 23 1\oUII and 56 minutes. Or make it last lonpr than tht usllll 24 houf~. ~uk41 doesn't beliewe in mlltlna time. Or tosina it. Just ktlplna it. ACCUYIIOrf!l by BULOVK It 1011 hm·m·m·m. v Attend Service For Mr. l.amh Iliary or Lewio Manley Post283, American Legion, mot Tuesday night at the Naomi Bapl1 at Help ~anted ·Jitn~v Supper On Saturday ·Being Planned ' Bn!ACUSE - · CHARLiriS W•.LEGAl. Owner By AppolftiiiMRt I' ol ::¥LAY HiDE•O...Ni> SEEK wllh a awlQy Ill 'n' flare ..each ' laille 1och ~Uhnne 1how~ above •. In a aee-througb lacy Are eoltoa lmlt; tl!e eeoleit I~ 1o ltlt lhe beaeh; II 1parl1 · AugulltlS-24. . bellofbaped aleeve•· For Clrll-who like. to ipend,,a day al Tho next meeting of tho organlb. beaeb, Qleae perky eover-upa ·lift ireat for hoppbig Report o! tho poppy sale was l•atton will be lf!tndiJ, i\UiUII given by Mrs. William L, Smith, : ' bito lalieb or "lrdlnc off late allenioon breezes. Thla It · 5. There will be 110 meeting in ·;; ·' aq Alleea de!IP. · pr,aldent, when tho Ladles Aux.' July. ' Woomer, Jr. , Pte. ; Ronald D. SYRACUSE - Attending the luneral aervlces lor roarland E. Lamb, 67, who palled away at his home In COlumbus, were Charles !lnnmorfisld, of Savannah, Ga.; Mr. an4Mrs.Ear!Slinmerlleld, of Murrayavllle, Po.; Mra. CocO Caldwell, or Reedavlllo, R. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Rexa! Summerfield, and Mro. Edna Slmmorfiold, of LOng Bottom, •Wilen till , c rown 1ncl Cl"fttll '"' tnttct. !WI will ICijlltl bmtlletplfll to llltl tollrlnCI, If MC..MIJ, Cuar1111. . il 101' OM lUll ~· R.D., and Mr. and Mra. Her. bert Parker, local. &!rvlving Mr. Lamb wers hio wife, Falthi a daU&hter, Mrs. Batty Nobles, o! Florida; a aoo. WOllam Lamb, d Akron; a atop. ...••••:.• ---· FLEX STEEL daughter, MarJorle Hold!. of Columbus; a stepson. Jack Moore, of Akron, and eight grandchUdren. He wa11 Ute son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Lamb, of R.fX-0-LOI.I«iR , •• by FlEXSTfB. IS 1llf l»lLY ft£QHR Willi RlU-SfAT SPftlNGIIIG! Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Charles &lmmorfield, and Mr. and Mro. Earl Summerfield, were vi slUng their mother, Mrs. Edna Slmmerftold, at Ike Ume of Mr. Thb exelushe, completely counterbalanctld mechanism i.nd ramoua llfe.time F1exateel spring insure you of maximum comlort In any pooltion, !rom sitting to full reclining. Lamb' a dea111. , QUICK QU Flex-o-A,.ng.rs are lashionably styled chairs, aVIilahleln C.... IZ temporary, M~ern, TradJttonal af'd Early Apterican designs, in youi' choice Of OYer a thoosand selected rabrieL You11 be Q-ln wlult counl'll did the cocker spanitl onginater A-The spaD!ei family of dop CO!l\~lnf , !1111\ll' o< l!~"''<la Ulan any other 40g fAmily. The spaniel family ill deseended from a·spanllb dog, and then.me "spaniel" came from Spath. · ' Q-What iB "pigeon milk"? A-Degener~tion o f t b .e lls hJ h I' .. ce me .,,e ~p produceswInc pigeons a ·thick, cheesy IIOCrellon called "pigeon milt." On Ibis tbe young blrda are fed until they are o~d enough to eat the seed • d1ot of tbe adulta. ~rood to own thil beauUiullurniture, . .. " o JI'I~_, ft9!f<(~"!!Ulli~~-' \'.-oll"' .loroliUrablllt¥ IIDd--_..u..,, mallite"'nce-lree operation. Fnmea are ldlJ>drled .hardwood, coniplele~Jo metal-roin!orced for rigidity and 1011! life. All moYiqw- .Parts are permanerrUy lubricated at the factory; o,l'lail bearings and rollers provided noiseless, trooblo-lreo In every way..• smaft s9'le, luxurious cmnfort. quality life. time conatrucdon, effo~s operation. , .tho Floxsteel Flox0-Lounaer Is unequolled ill_ recliners. '· ' '. ~v; PT. PLEASANT oral memhera d tho Welt Gamma Chejier d the Laalbdll . Chi Omega SororiV wiU .u...t tho national ...,.lllllklio 10 ~hoi~ In Charlo~ tbl.o ~. Throe omVrlll Pl Pleasant, l!lbelll¥tli!Y, boo-la Head andllorolluo.Jollllianhlve been asked to lltl'Yt on u.i aa. ' . Ilona! ritual toaftl, Mta. lllrll"' and Mra. Hendwllhenobortlllra. JohniOil will be unable to lljend. Deleptza from lht loCII cblpter auencllns will be Beolle Wilaoo. who will oervt u Bullnesa Dalepte and Mary J'Uillu, who will serve a1Sodoldtiepte.1be oooYimllon Ia btiDil bold Ill tho Daniel Boone Hotel. -•fl'Oin IS The ·A •Biblu • Pipe Raeb •Alb TriJi . •Boob •Travel llll and ~- *' Olfll 1$DDUPGRT BOOK STOlE A • ' rn Is quiet throuflh 19 · dlfferen/lsdtnfquesl •• Is tllerptOII«tlca/Jy qH,trolltd · fol' automatic operation/ I A ••1• /t powered for b/fl coollnfll ~sc9t . ,t,.l. • . ,. ' ' .,dgef Ptlcedl •'119. 95 FEEL COOL . with a big capacity BECOOL . , ,t,;.,.. · · INGELS · FURNITURE ",. ·.· , '" MIDDLEPORT ' . •.. ''. . ilfler• "''-I ' 1 II ~ More th~n' 3 million Amerlcan' homee are h•te4 ''f 'Vooitlr!on,ey·. A~d _you can enjoy II now, In your .·. " electrlcaliy. The Federal flower ComriUd!on fo~ ·~· , . hou.e;;Aily liome C.n be converted to · caalii. 1g,mlllion famllitl will e<invert to oi)~lld " ' ~~t/ei.e,lly ani! tllOnonilcajly, Ul '· tfa••'• quality/ JUNE 16th. We're having a SucceSs Celebration because · Plym~uth's having its biggest year in history. ' DiffERENT. • • Jobn R. Raul!, Sag.; Darinl' R, fng, PfC.j Barry W. McCoy, PfC.j · ,; I w. HER LEGS MEASURE UP. Edy W 1111 a m • hao been dubbed "The Girl with lbe O<l'!lidlfil'iil!''iir'anillil! a!fd•b"'f .Pt'V'th·e'd-e"lllt' Lego" ~-" wbo ' tory, bond set at $1, 000; Ned bWilly! oi" Hollywood, rd · andl·••·· estow an awa annuaUy end Kate Lam~ braJ - . . 1o the woman !bey eonslder • deadly woaJ)Oil, ~ aet at having tile moll beautiful fl,OOO each, ant); Jame~er !ego. Past wiDnera have ID· ft..f; Jamea M. Wheeler, Slg.; indleled on a contributing eluded BeHy Grable, Allee Ralph J, WUUamo, 51>-4• ... and hood set at ,_1,000~ Tho ' ·· Faye, M a r le n e Dletrleh, Charlo& R. Wlthero, Pre;; WU- set . lfonda.y, June. 17, lor .theee 'Av·Margret aod R a q a el llam M. Wood, Sp-5; Roy E. poriDila to enter :tllelr l!leu· Weleb. KQ!lrns, :t-4; Thomas H. Kearn&, Charles F. Knopp, Iff.; WUUam D. Krebs, Pfc.: Dennl.a E. Lane, !tJ-4; Raymond C, Llev- ' ,, o,e;, N WMicJy, Sunoil'jl & lv.ntntt charged with lelonlou1 ateallna:. bN&king and entering, bond aet at ~,500; Clrl Barnett Indict- Pre.; Vaughn W, Johnson, ~-4; ~-4; · owner of is ' --... """""'-tiM- . !30,000 acres or lard, more than ah,yooe except tho royal lamll,y, Vardis Fisher is best known for his "Children of God," a novel of the history of the Mormons. James Ray Cheesebrew, charg. who { ..... _ no--at.,t.IIJ'oll--.· ooids . ol 6a "'""'Df ...,.._ ol• ....,. fudlr. 1 roo of Britain's lanoklch Clan cameron will marry ahiJ> .broker Tlmolhy Nau,.Bower, she said Thursday. Miss cameron, 25. is the oldest dalllhtor or Col. D. ll cameron , ai 6Jit:a•cWicill _ LONDON (Vpl)- AMe Clime- charees of breaking and enterIng and felunlooa stealing with bond set at$2,500oneach charge: Jobnaon, Pvt.;RobertR,Johnoon, . .: llanald M. Keeoan, . .; Howard K!Uingaworth, Jr., . .: James B. King, PYl: llonald.R. Klngory, PI<.; Paul R, Kingery, Jori111 d~ttt CAMERON . MARRIAGE A "Hobson's choice," meaning "this or na:ne," originated to describe the eccentrlcit~ of T h o m as Hobson 1circa lii44·16.'lCH, an English livery stable owner. Tho World Alma· nac notes that Hobson In· sisted lllat customers take lhe horse standing nearest !he door "so that every customer was . alike well; served, according to his chance." Hobson refuse<) business rather than rent a horse out of ils turn. . \ ..................... ="fH . ~ ,·1 ~...., !Ic.; PhiiiiJ> G. Mlllllead, . ., Floyd c. Muncy, 51>-5; EdWin F. Neutzllng, 51>-4; WOllam R. Neutzllng, 51>-4; Fredrick Nibert, 51>-5; John W. Nibert, Jr., 51>-4; Wald L. Nicholson, Jr., Sl>-4. Donald E. NOU, !j>-5; Franklin N. NOU, 51>-4; Morrill J. O'Dell, PT, PLEASANT - M 11 e s 51>-4; William N. O'NeO, !j>-5; Clarem.-e R. Oahel, Sp-t; Lar.. Darst. Mason COUnty Conservary V, Persons, Pic.; Jack D. tion omcer, entered a plea of Paugh, 51>-5; Franels L, Plck- innocent to an indictment returnens, *...{; EJza L. Powell, Sp. ed against him Tuesday by the 5; Patriek H. Rake, Sp.fi Ger- Maaon CouiiiY grand jury chargald L. Rankin, ~...f; Charles W. Ing him with brandishing a deadRhodes, Jr., 51>-4; Larry T. Hlf- ly weapon, when he ippeared in fie, 51>·4: Carl T. Roach, Ire.; Circuit Court Thursday. Trial ArthUr Rupe, Jr., Sq.; Jack dille d June 24 waa aet by the Satterfield, Jr., Pic.; ArthUr E. court. Others appearing in c o u r t Saunders, !j>-5; Richard A. Saunficer Cliules E. Clark, Jr. i War- ders, Pvt.: Everett S. Sayre, Thursday to answer Indictments were Robert Heney on f o u r rant Olllcer Cleo F. Reynolds •. 51>-4; Keith A, Sayre, . . . and Warrant Officer. E.· M. ·Me- ' 1blo ~ Dat" lllllr,..- for ao •,.,. .... ,. hot u!"ileJJIII '~unl, ~-~Mrs, Mldllel Morrlaori. ·" · , ·,;r(l!lco:Eot<ew·oi'COiuin~s weo hffii: r6i':li11 !leakend to 1is1t hllt'JlltiiRii; Mt. and Mr,, Char· lu Eokow. • Ml•• llary Am! Fletds"haa ,.._ tUI'iwd to Columbus .after vlslt·lng here with her parents, Mr. and M~. Joe Field~. · Phil Harrison who 18 employed}n Columbus, spent Ike week-end 11ero with his parents Mr. 'ai.d Mrs. Olan· Harrlsoa Darwin. Mrs. Ben Neut:dtng, Mra Ellen COUch, Mra. catherine Welsh, and Mrs. Mary Marlin wore In Jackson Thuraday lor the Eighth District convontim of the La- · dloa Awdliary, American ..Logioo. · etectrl~~ly' lle4t•d home,• wlt!lln l~ 12 ·n•.i•l ·· Why? . ,'" . . . . , ;. ·. 'Ben Frtinklln'• 'atom 'old !lke,hotcaklia bec:qut~( they were• more elllcltnt than an open fire.,·• , , • . • . " , H , I ', , poi.btliltd SIOVI Wll ·replaced ,by ceqtral heatlnp , ' .. ·1ystem1. Tqday'e big home-heating trenl!ll an, • ~. -~;. •.• becau•e II' olle11 1ueh li Wide chol.. 9f<lyl• , The Unbeatables' Deal. Barg~ln prices on 11 special Plymouth& and ••• on top ofthat .•. the kind ortrade-lna made posslb,ie by the biggest year In PlymOuth history. The Unbeatables' Deal ••• a double-barreled opportunity to aave-lf you act right now. Check Out I PJyrhb,Uth Fury. Try It for slili. For power. F-Or luxury. ~be~lel Then, try th8 deal. Find out tiow llttie you pay. How muclhoyou get In "ade. How eaiy wa make lhe terms. " ' , ,I ' ' ' ',other'li).eiKctd• of heitlno:eMril.ciUme~ IIJ)d·j4?ld" '' faahlon~ill More . con.veli,it11,lt· m19_re· -~:.~;':'i::. ~il ~~!:,';;t;:·:r;;~:;~~~~~~::ru~ ' < . 'l ' .. .' .~ .·~D~ • . lima '"~ ~~ nl~n~ mote adva~laoell¥111 ""1~· '' , ~ore ,,iltOMd!e! _electric ' ,, It's the Un~· Deal. ' ' -. · . ,·.~' other vut lmpro~""rt , .. ~''''-' ele,dtf~ , I , lhls e9upon. l v ,.. i' ;;,., .... ~- .,, . ~ . i .I ,, �.. • ' . , , , •,. . _, t 0 ry ,fi r·, ·.J:uno:;·~~~. 1968 . r~i=~~~~:::;::~~~~:\:~~~~~~~ · ··· . l'O!o!EIIQY F1~! llli!7JS'I' - ·o. ' ches · . Ch ', r·, U ·:.::·:·:·: " CHRISfiAN. SCIENCE Socl• m, alternately, Prayer meellrw, '"} - P~ Pleasant. "Reolli)" Wednesday, 7;30 p.m. HEATH METIIODIST CHURCH Ia; the sub)oet of lbe) .osson s.r-Middleport. Rev. MaxlJOIIahue, mqn "' be.l'ead illl Christian pastor, Jack Bechtle, Church Scle~>:e churches this s...ta,y. School ~ Cl)urcb School~ 9o30 The Goldelz TOX\ Which sots the theme for this Bible Lesson is a. m.; Worship service, 10:30 from lsaiall: uSlnce the begtD. a. m.; Mlddlaport - P<oneroy n~Jt. of the world men have not Methodist YCMth FeUowshlp, Sun• heal'd;.fl()r Perc, ived by the ear day, 6 p. m. Sunday event~ worneither hith tbl ey'e seen, o ~ shlj>, 7:30 p. m.; Ofl\c!al Board bea~de thee, what he haUl pre- meetl~, first Sunday 11 monih, pared for hiuJ, that waiteth for 6 p. m.; wscs aacond Monday of month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor Cirhim." In ~ 1 c.,..... ~ ' W ., lll,huns, pa"""'; ,John Wiles, Suhdlll' llondonl. SUroill3' lichool. 9;30 .. m,; MOI'IIiq: wor•hlp, 10:30 a. S01100i':~rin- m,l l\Yl', 67p. WednO&eJ9.y, p. m, m,j llttile chOir study, prac·llce, 8;30.p. m. Wecfll<!lll!IJI. MT•• UNioN BAPTIST - Rev. Cecll c.., J181tor. Sundlil' 5ebool superintendent, Larry Clark. SUndll,l' School, 9:45a.m.; SUnday eve~ worship, 7:30; Wednesda,y l>I'8Y«' and Bible atudy, 7::W p, m. ' ' .... ' pas~r. W~rt~li_, · senlc~ ~1 a. m. amt l;:JU p. m., ~.ricla,ti. ~ ,.,hool, 9:30 a. m• .Chl\rlos Bl" sell, .slU)t., lUchard Bart®, A!ioo sii!;Lant SUPt. Pra,yer meoUng. Wome!iday, 7:3011- m~ . HAJUIL'lONVILLE I' IIESilYTEIUAN- IIO'Iiard ill!C>Pd~P~ .. tor, Mike Epple, liW!day school Sq>erlntendent. 'Unday School, 9;30 a. m.; Church WorshiP, 7:30 p. m. 'Communicants class, » urda.Y. 2 p.. m. JEIIOV All'S WITNESSES, Lar. ry Carnehan, presldlll!mlnlster, Sunday: Bible lecture, 9:30 a.m.i ~ .f) ' ' wemeti '' I,. .' s tn at: ts:·'sh0 wFilm .1 . ,~ ~~ , ~'!!" ~1 stUtter,:pal_lt:or. \'. toa.m. , ' 'ot Ill!' lioal faith~ - d&o SYRACU>E METHODIST Rev. Wemell SIUtler, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Carroll Norris, s • Worsblp service, tla. m. RACINE METHODIST - John W. Kimbler, pastor. Sunda,y School, 9:30' a.m.; Worshlpserv... Walth Tower study, 10:30 a.m.; SUTTON METHODIST - Rev. Wedneaclll,l': Bible study, 7 p. m, .1o1m W. Klinbler, pastDr. Sun- Thuradll,l': Mlnlstry school, 7 v. dill School, 10:30 a. m.; Worship m. Servtee meetlrw, 8 p.. m. Ice, 10:30 ~:~. m.; Junior choir practice, Wednesday, 3:20p.m.; Service, 9:80 a. m., second and MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST!ourlll SUnday each month. Senior choir practice, Thursday, Miller st. - Ever0011 Weekley, 7:30 p. m. HIIIIPY Hustler Class CHESfER CHURCH OF T H E pallor, Bible studY cla0sas,smmeellrw, fourth Frlda,v or each cle, second Thursday; Class 12 Nazarene - Rev. Herbert Grate., da,v, 10a.m. Worshipandl>f,eachLAUREl,. CUFF FREE METH- third Wedneaclay, Afternoon Cirin,g, 10:55 a.m.; Sunda3 evening month at 6 p. m. Wesleyan Serv· service, 7:30. Bible II1Udy cle Guild, fourth Monday of each Oili!>T CHURCH - Slznday School cle, •econcl Thursday afternoon. classes, Wedbesd-.v, 7:30 p.m.~ month, 7:30 p. m.; Junior High . 9~30 a. m., mQrniilg worshiP, Chof.r practice, 7 p. m, WednesMT, HERMAN UNITED MYF, 4:30 p. m, each sunday; '· JO~ lO a. m.; evening worslrlP, da,y. BRETHREN IN CHRIST- Rev, Senior High MYF, 5:30 p. m., ~~ :•• m.;We<t>esda;, ChristUNITED ldETIIODIST CHURCH James G. Morrison, pastOr. Stm- each Sundll,l'. lin( t~lllh Qrusadora,. 6:30 p. m. - Pomeroy. Church School, 9:15 PORTLAND METHODIST da,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Russell arid il~er meetirw, 7:30 p.m. a. m,; Worship service, 10:30. Rev. John w. Kimbler, pastor. Spencer, SUpt.; Alfred Wolfe, aBThuraday, choir practice, 7 p. MYF, 6 p.m. Choir practice, 7:30 Smdii,Y School, Y:30 a.m.; WorMr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr sistant. Morning aennon, 11 a. m. R. Eugene Gill, pastor; Phil p. m. Wodneaclay. Publ!e Invited ship sen1ee, 7:30 p. rn. The caravan has travelled through the desto attend these services. Glen recently made a business trip to m., second and fourth Sunday rl WI'!'• ~ . OAK GROVE METHODIST ert for many days •.. and the men are glad each month. Evening sennon, H1ln, minister. Leo Crew, s. S. Athens. John W. Kimbler. pastor. SUnday " ,.lit#£R CHURCH OF CHRisr Supt. Mrs, June Van Vl-anken, orMr. and Mr~ Jack Seidenabel 1:30 11o m. every first and third to see the tall date palms of the oasis In the SCI1001, 10:30 a. m.; Worship "-llqDnie . Russal~ pastor. No"' ganist; of Pomeroy called on Mr. and Sunday or the month. Cia" mealBeta;y RawliJWs, mu... distance. Here they will rest and refresh . 'malt'c. WUI,isulit. ~school ate dl Mrs. maine Milhoan. Mr. and ing, 11 a. m. every rtrst and service, 9:30 a. m., first and third Sunday each month. themselves beside the cool spring before con- · 9:30 L m.t. Wo'AI!IP &"""e, Mrs. Milhoan attended the we~ third Sunday. David Holter,clus THE CHURCH FOR All .•• tinuing on their vlay. l0:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor ding anniversary observance of leader. Christian Endeavor, 7;30 • •• ALL FOR THE CHURCH Sunda,y . . . . Mr. and Mrs. SeidenabeL p, m., aeeond and fourth Sundll,l'. ZION CHURCH OF CHmsr Every journey Is made easier if it Ia The Church is the greatest factor on RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF 8)08 Mrs. Allee Dodson eutered the Emerson Pooler, president. Pomeroy - Harrisonville Road. earth for the bvlldin; of choroeter and broken by intervals of restoration and regoad dtizendaip. It is a storehouse of THE NAZARENE -SUndaySehool 10:- _, Vetorans Memorial Hospiial for Prayer meetiQ!, 7:30 p. m.every Eugene Underwood, pasoor. Ke• newal. Even life itself can be a weary road spiritual values. Without Cl lfrong 9;30 a, m,; Morning Worahlp, . .:J\K:Jety eWS minor surgery, She relurne<l Wednesdll,l'. Board meeting, 7:30 neth Grover, &lnday School Supt. Church, neither democracy nor clvllizo• if it does not contain times and places where sp:30 . a. m.; Evenlni! WOI'llhip, home the same da;y. p, m., first Monday or month. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Wortlon con survive. There are four 10und we can pause to gather new strength. Where reason• why .very penon should f:30p.m. Prljo'V 'aervlces, 7iil0 By MRS. EVELYNBRICKLES Mrs. Doris Betz of St. Joseph, POMEROY TRINITY UNITED ship service, 10:30 a. m. :imday attend Mr.,.(U regularly cmd 1upport can modern men and women regain the P, m. WO!ll>eacla,y, Sunda,y Sehool Mr nd Mr lohn Ml ell Mich., returned home Su-'• .. aft- CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev. W, evenlfl8 service, 7 p. m. Prayer the Church . They are. {1) for his own ~Da:ent. Pauline McCJin. a s. ' tch er a few weeks visit ~-;;;her H. Perrin, pastor, Patrick D. meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. equilibrium and peace of mind that tbey KJke, (2) For hil~;hildren'• sak,. (3) For ~k. Paw-, R' e v, Morris' M. and son, Steven, ot Rodney • 0.' Wood Supl Sund•• sc•-1 9 15 """ ~tw.L spent a Sunday h with Mr mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson. ' • ..., uuv • : the sake of his community al'lr:l natlal'l. need so badly? ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-BriWolfe. . Nei I W ther ere nd h !peds. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt called a. m.; Worship, 10:25 a. m. (.4) For the ;ake of the Church lfMlf, an E.'~l, pastor. Morning wor01 se man a e y-~ choir rehearsal 1 Monday 1 Fortunately, we too have an oaais ••.• the which needf h11 moral and material C ~TER CHURCH OF ~nn ship, 9 a. m.; Sunday School, -nR~ev. cbe~·-Bryant, .~-. her celebrate her birthda.v by on his parerts, Mr. and Mrs. JunIAiw• suppart. Plan to go to -:hurch regularly ,_ •~ ~ · H , M Ia! Day 6:30 p, m. Mrs. Marvin Burt, Christian Church. The teachings of Jesus and read your Bible dolly. •-~1 9 30 W taking her out for dinner. lor un., em or , dire-·, Senior choir rehearsal, 10:30 a. m. offer deep wells of comfort for the spirit, ~IUV • : a.m.; or.. Mr. am Mrs. Wtlliam Rose and "''"'" ST. PAUL'S LtlrHERAN -32 p se,rrice, 11 a, m.; Evenlllt Rev, and Mrs. C. C. Nichols of Billy f Col b al Thursday, 7:30p.m., Mrs. Paul and springs of joy to revitalize any life that worlh4t, 7:30p.m,Prayerserv- Swanton spent a few days here hson, othe' o um usc lodon Nease, director. Thursday, aU E. Second st., Pomeroy, Sunday lacks goal or purpose. tee·, TUesday, 7:30 p. m, Youth with their parents, Mr. arxl Mrs. er m r, Mrs. Glema Mil- day, Busy Bee qui1ting party In SCI1001, 10 a.m.; Worehip service lla. m. Service,... rhursday, 7:30 P. m. Clarence Nichols. hoanthMemorial Day. They visit- church social room. SYRACUSE EIJB CHURCH Monthly sln!ra, first Saturday or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seyder of ed e cemetory at sand Iilli, RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday Monday Tuek:Joy Wtdnesdoy Thursdoy Frldor Saturday each month, . . ,. . Sandyville, W, Va., anddauglltor· Lorw Boltool. CHRIST - Roy W. Carter, pas- Rev. P8.ul A. sellers, pastor. Sun. ,-, I Kings I Kings lsoloh lsoioh Motthew John John . HEMLOCK .GROVE Chrlallan in-law, Mrs. NoeiBiaugll,andtwo Bill and Klcy Bahr ofGall!polis tor. Sundll,l' SChool, 9z30 a. m.; day School, 9:30 a.m., Ben Quls .. ,. " 19,1·8 19,9.18 35,1. 10 58:6.12 10,5-15 4: 1-15 4:16-26 Church .. James Qulaenbe'rry, daughters of Belpre were Sunclay called on his parents, Memorlal Communion and worship service, enberry, supt. Momirw worsh111, pastor; ltv Whaley·, supt. 'COm- guests here of her aunt, Mr. and Da,y. 10:30 a. m.; Prayer meetillC, 10:30 a. m., first and third Sunm\lldon and WOI"IId.paerfice,9:SO Mrs. Wl)lne Brickles. They aJso Mr. ard Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, Thursday, 7:30p.m. v. H. Bra- days each month. Evening evan.. With the ~ It will, in some measure, looter and help sustain thll whleh Is rood In family gellstlc service, 7:30 p. m., seca.m.; SandQY School, 10:30 a.m;, called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elaine, Tony, Mikel and Mrs. ley, Supt. and community Ute. this feature ls sponsored by t}Je bwllnesa tlrma aDd orpnizationa whose ruea Youtll oervlce, Slllllla,y., 6r30 Pi' Gri!flth. Glenna Milhoan called on Mr. and CHESTER METHODIST Charge ond and !oorth Sundaya, ·, appear below, • BETHANY EUB CHURCH m.; PreaCbfrw ·every Surlda)', ·'1·'" Mr. anc1 Mrs. Clarence Nieb- Mrs. W, Wilhoan at W, Shade. - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, _pastor. P.m. ols spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Fergu- CHEiTER: worship, 9 a. m.; Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. DANVILLE PtiGRJM Holble~s his cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry son of Huntington caee for the Sunday School, 10 a. m.; MrB. Morning worKhip,9:30a.m.jStm' Chu.reh- Charles ll:>zer,pastort : Nichols of Weston, w. VL alumni banquet at Chester. Thoy Wald Spencer, SQpt. FLAT- day SChool, 10:30 a. m. Blythe Adra ~ek, SundaySChooiSq>e,.. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Zei&ler spent the night with Mr~ Allee WOODS: Church SChool, SUnday, Theiss, Supt. Youtll FellowshiJ>, llltendent. Sunday SChool, 9:30 a. of Albany and daughU.r,Mrs. E"' Dodson and len SUnda,y lor Atbo 11 a.m., .1o1m Bolly, aupL Wor- 6:30p.m. Lincoln - Mercury - Comet • English Ford CARMEL EIJB CHURCH-Rev, m.; worsbJp service., 10:30 a. ur.1 ·.. Root or Chester, Mr, aOO Mrs. ens to visit wlth her alster and ship service alternates with AIr•. : '>':C".'f 'Nr_, Bakera Bread ~ and Junior Joudlllervke, Millard·Rrm.pf ~·""'·- brother-I•Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Sal- fred and Flahooods. Service• Paul A. Sellera, pastm. SUnday .•• :;::· of Hnlsum 1.1!1012A:lJC: "' ~ ~0~ .p.m. Evenlngworsi)lj>,.i:30. and Mr.";'ii! l.'ir's. Biizieii'l.iiiJ.; don Whlto. .,.~ Sunday morning or evening, of School, 9:30a.m' ; Wa,ynell:oush~ ·" Supt. Mornl111!· WO<shlp, 10:30 a. Pra,yer -ad· praise, Wecmesday, and daughtor, Doris Lee, of BelMr. and Mrs. Earl COIU'oy ~f each week. 7130. pre spool Swzdll,)' here with their Akroo vial ted over the holidll,l' GRACE EPISCOPAL - E. Main m., second lind fourtll Sunda,ys of IOOIED FAITH CHUI«;H- brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel with hls mother, Mrs. Aiicellod- St., Pomeroy- SUnday worShip each month. Evenlll! evlll!Oiistlc Sale• - ALLIS CHALMERS- service Nease Settlement - Robert .E. . Miller and family and atterxled son and other relatives of this service, 10:80 a. m. With lay- service, 8 p. m. second and third Farm - IDWstrlol - l.awn r. Garden Sundays 1:1: each month. &ruth, Sr., pastor. ~ Sc~ graduation exercises at Eastern area. ~e&@ra. TQIIPOJ'S Plains P1100a 687-3135 Pl'Oiblera r. Dlstrlblltera ENTERPRISE EIJB CHURCHll(lerinten- KeDneth llataoo. . High whore Gary Miller, 1<111 of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conroy of SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Of lfl&b Gnde Coli Rey. Menzel Smith, Pastor~ Ra1JJb Sunday School. 9:30 a. m.; wor- Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Mlller,was ColUD)bus were dinner aueata or Chureh - Pomeroy, Mulberry Wost ,Coluinbla, W. Va. ShiP service, 10:30 a. ""'\Jitd' one of tile graduates. her,,parents, Mr. and Mra. May• Height& Road, north or Vetorana SpR~Ceri SUpt.; · Eldon Weeks, 7:30p.m. eachSunday.MIO.WO'Ok ~"" llll:a, Rebecca Lowery of Mar- nard Bahr, Sunday. Memorial HosjJital. Phillip Gag- Ato't. Worsld,p aervlces, 9:30 pra,yermeetlng, Wednesday,7:30 iettaf~~Q!rs. Marl!ll'etNarazol Mr. and Mrs. Ballne Milhoan or, pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 p, a. m.; Sunday Sehool, 10:30 a. P.m. Reno, Ne~pellt ·1 lew days and Elaine, Toey and Mikel .,.. .IJI., Bible Study andprll,)'ermeel- m. Youtll Fellowsld,p, 6:30 p.m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m.; bere with their brother and al" U.nded the blrthlay celel!,..t!on lng, Saturdlll': Sabbath SChool, Youth choir, 6:30p.m, WednesKENO CHURCH OF CIIR6T- ter-in.law, Mr. ard MrS. Leonlrd of Mrs. Jack Seldenabellt Porn- 10:30 a.m.; worahlp, 9:30 a. m. Norman McCain, a~ MeGUI. er~ Slturda,y evenlrw. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTER· dll,l' 7:30 11o m. 240 LIDcoln st. MOIINING STAR EIJB -Rev, ~ k1y at 9 :W ' IAN CHURCH ~ Mlddleporl, So',.ces : a. m. ~ ......... m~sts of Mr. and Mr' a . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perry atfl -""' ~.- C'l.-.. u.u-.r e..... Guest Minister, James Buehl,.. Menzel Smith, putor. John lhle • Pre.....,_ ~... rat~ ~uouway Kenneth Gr1111th wore her brolll- · tonded e funeral o! his motiler Supt,.J'red Sonllh, ABI't. SUndll,l' ~ month by Charles Rullell at er, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ~--· Sunda,y In t Virginia. an, SUnday School Superlnte• School, 9~45 a. mo; Mornin,gwor .. 9:30a.m. ~·~ Mr G1 dent. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF and soo, Michael, of Sandyville, s. enna hoor• and Ber- Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. sbi», 10:45 a. m.; Prayer meetCHRIST - Cbarles RuaaoU, pu- W. VL, Mrs. Gill Rolley and chU- nard visited Tue ~GI Mr. Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- Ing, 7:30 11o m. Tillndll,l'. Youtll Middlepo~ Ohio FeUowshlp, 7:30 p. m,Sunday, tor, Rlcbard. !lllkey, S,.zt. San- dren, Beverly, Jerry and Danny and Mrs. Dwight Mllholil.· '(hi~· nosday. "Ohio's Oldeat [bdp lloolor'' CIIURCH OF CHlRST - Midday School, 9:30 L m.; Mornl!w of Coolvllle, Miss Linda Clark of there, the Mairoans were call..t FOREST RUN METHODIST ' ' \ 'MIIidlclort, Ohio dleport, 5th and Main. J .. k ' . "'" 1"·30 co-..~Tuppers Plains and c_ D. Mel& to assist a ~r, Mrs. Wild Rn. WeDdell G. SIUtler, ~-. Wora.,.., v: a. m.; -·-.. Windon h ""·band hid •~ worahip, 1 p.m. WedDeadayBtble lyre of Pine Grove. , w ose uUZI """' Worabl.p Hrvlce, 9 a. m.i Sun .. SCitea, supt. Bible School, 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. - -1 -~..0u come Ul. He was taken by am- '"" •·· School , 10 a.m. Mra."~ a. m.; ~ worlhlp, 10:30 L _..,, 7·30p.m .,_. • _, • • • bull to Hnl H Ita! m., Evening worship, 7:30. p, m.; REORGANIZED CHURCH oF' have sold their prope~V to Mr. nee zer osp • Nease, Su!zl, ' ' Jeaus Chrlat of l.atter D1 y and Mra. RDbert Kopply. It was Mrs. Don Heaton celled on POMEROY CHURCH OF THE Prayer service, Wednesday, 7 p. ' ' ' I ' •-•-· ortlancl ' formercy the Georp llomlltoa Mrs. Allee Dod,.. Sunda,y. NAZARENE - Rev, Kenneth m, Rev. RauUo MDy•r, pa-. ' _. FAMILY RECREATION lllddlapjm, Ohio ....,.,, P • Bacino Road. ·-~·. Mr. and Mra. Albert Rinehart Pie CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ...~... "·'-' 9:30 a. m.• .,__ •• .,......., rce, J181tor. SUndll,l' SChool, - Middleport. Rev. Audry Miller, ...,,.....,10:30 a.m. ' Sunc1o,y _,. ""s.· ~ 9 30 SWIMMING ing Worald,p, ~ Nelsol Wealbe-·· · - · and of COlumbo Mr a call !. eel on Iher da....,r : L m., Ra,ymond Walburn, ,po.llol'. Lester Ta,ylor,Supt.Sunevening service 11 7, Wednesday Mrs.· M,yrtle Boaeas and aon, U.r, s. Lou se Far ey, Mem- supt, Worship service, 10:30 a. William, of Hlllltirwton were re- ,..lal Day. m.; EvqeUallc service, 7:30 da,y Scbool, 9:30 a.m.; iolomlne evening prayer aervlce, t:30. f Mr and Mrs o--und Frank Pr .....,_ Wed Pastor, Elder Frederick J."sto. cent guests o Mr. IDd Mrs. Hen• . .....,u, P. m.; a,yer m.......... lll§, nea- Worahlp, 10z30 a.m.; Junior So• c!ety, 6:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, bar~ ry Ta,ylor, Little Hocldng. Mrs. of Chesrer visited 11 the Send day, 7:30 p, m. Weatllerman waa 1 dinner guest HIU CemeU.ry at Long Bottml SYRACU>E CHURCH OF THE m. SUnday ~aile meet~Jw, ALFRED MEJ'IIODIST of Mrs. ~sa and 1011. and eaUed. oo Mra. Allee Dod- NAZARENE -Rev, A. F., Miller, 7z30 p, m. Prayer meetlll!, Wed.'' Qzurch and 0!111:• Gl!ll · We Fill All n:.etora Preaerlpdbl,; Pearl A. Casto, pastor. SuJilay Terry Kvlor, who Is In the · sonenrouto home. J181tol'. Rdlort Stewart, SUnday neacla,y; 7:30 II· m. 99:1-21*1 Midcleport THE SALVATION ARMY-~­ SChool at 9:30, Lloyd DilU!l!er, NavY and has apeniiiiiiOtlme In William Mllhcu ol Ilene) r,;. School Supt. SUnday SChool, ~2-2965 ~m,oroy SA4lt. Worship ServiceS at 10:45 Africa, is hOme for a10dayYlsit cently spent a SUnday evening clasae• for aJI agea, 9:30 a.m.i voy Ra,y s. Wining, oftlcer In ~ . L in. Tuesday, 8IJ. m., Woman•s with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. with Elaine, To~ and Mikel MU- Morn1ng Worahip, 10:30 a.m.; ebarge. Suoda.Y, ·10 a. m,;Hnu'' SOCiefJ' or Christian Service Ellner Kaylor. He ..UI go to Cal· holn. NYPS SUnday 6:30 p.m.; Evan- noos meetillg; 10:30 L m. Sun' meetsatthehomeofAimaSwartz iforn!a for three weeks odd!· ~Mrs. Glenna Milhoan geUalle Service Slllday 7:30 p, day School. YIIIIIV People's ~,e. • with Gerevleve Guthrie, program tional tnlnlng and fr'con tilere m.; Midweek Prayer meallrw eton, 7 p, m.; 5alva.Uon m~, "!lamWr of the IIIII ' Furniture and AI!PI,Ioneoa 7:30 p. m,; Tillndll,l', I to 3 p. leader. Wednesday, 7:45 P. rn:, will go 1<1 VIetnam. W....,aclll,)' 7:30 p.m.; Million· Genftlll MerchiDdlie pra,yer services. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Rrush of II'!' Meotlnr aacond Waclneaclll,)' m.; Ladlea Heme Leque: 7p. m,. ,.,... elilna Phlin• 911W308 rllo-, atlo . Prep e1use1. BRADBURY CHURCH OF Weal Slldevialtedh!u!stor, Mr. of each montb 7:30 p,m, MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid· CHRIST - James H. Smith, Pa.. and Mra. . Gerald Violet SUnday PLEASANT VAL .,;y ..~PIT AL THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY dleport, corner or Fourth and •... ~· •-•oo1, 9:30 LID. ; e.w..., ....... - • ~.~ ~....., Admitted: &le EIIOII Brown, Chureb- Rev. Amoa TIUia, -·· ~ Main st. Rdlort Jleksm, .....mr. Supt. Glen E,.os. Church ser· · Mr. and Mrs. Dale !t!Oneer of Lolarl; Mra. Fred Koater11011, ""'· SUndll,l' School, 10 a. m.; Sllllllay Sebool, 9•30 a. m.;llornvices, 10:30 Lm.; evening, 7:30 Colwnbus called on his sister, Pomeroy. !O::U.hip service,~ ~~- in!r Wiln'E 5EWJN(l MACHINES worablp, 10:30 a. m., Arnol4' . Bulova Watebes - Slil11 and Service p.m.; Wedneaclay, Prayer ser- · Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcldes a Dlaeharged: Everett Baln, Pl. Pfll,)'.e r m rw, ' p. "~ Flbrlci at v.,_ Price•' ' Rl1l~. l"'lt. ' vices, 7:30p.m. recent Friday afler110011. Pleaiut·, Mro. Delmar Par11011s· m.; SUnda,y nf8hl-lh!p, 7' 30• 186 N,, S!lcond Mlddii(IOrl RUTLAND JIIIST BAPTIST 83.11111 St. Mlddllport ~·' SYRACUlE FIRST UNITED FREEDOM Ga;PEL liMONMri. Neloel Weathennan waa and 11011, Pl. Pleaaant; Mrl. Bar- PRESBYTERIAN _ RIY. LIDIIOII Rev. Samuol J, Jack1011, pallol', . BaiR-~ Kmbnev"'E. rUIIthr. ~~ •b otheSundaYMrdiMander gMruest oEidredf her old"Une and 11011, Pl. Pleaaant; . H. Stebbins. paJfor. Worsblp, 9 Prayei- Hrvlce, 9:80 a. m.; SiD,.. -· • •G ,.,.._., r r, · s. Mrs .. Fred !Iarrick, Pl. Pleas. •·-• SCI1001 10 day Sc:bool, llJ L m., Mra. Ger· ........ •-~1, 9:30 a.m.; Roger Grunes · m, study .,.....a.vand pra,yer ' aenlce, a. rn.; _...., ......, oI Atbe ns. Sh e attended ant; ·Mro: James Pullin, Pl>ma- a. Bible lrudf. Butler, SQpt. ' Worsld,p "Evel')'thq ID llar4waro" Wilf¥od, 7 p• m• set\'tto; 11 a. m. illlllll•t Tram•: .... 1.il,.zt. .. Sunday lrclrald,p M . churcll there· with then\· and In roy; Mrs. Donald uum..o.-, ...... V.J Ft. w-~·acla,y l;ll,lllll I ' ae...ce, :-p.m. Prayer ott- ·· the aftornoon vlalted the Sledrt PloaiiOIIt. 'EDEN UNITID BRETHREN IN q Unloo, flr&t and aaeond SunP,._,Ohlo IJW, Tuleday,· 7:30 p.m., Emeat and Wires cemeteries. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Denver CHRIST -Elden R. Blake, paa- da;yl at ~:30 p, m.; Mra, 11ar7 Woods, president. ciAioJieader, Youtl!FeiMrs. l.awrence Balser was I WUf-• ' - a 11011,' Mr. ~'~~"' -~. ~o.~ ... •-•-1 1 ...... FriUy 1 30 lr ...._ .......,.., --. ,_.......,. .x~.,.,' 10 a. m., tmlaL RUN FREE liiETHoon •...,.. • o ;p.m. • · patleDt at Cam4en ClarkHoJPital Mrs. Ronal~ .Jacoba, Rutland, WIM!o HOla!nger, supt, Morning DIST•• Rot. cO.u J. Win,_.. aut l)eeter, lndv; Kaler wn- • for. back in,iucy. ' ' .•:.,0., ...... Mr. and Mrs. v-.. -fred Jt aide• v~~ ..... ...,.,, 11 a.m. Evenlng sen' f ' ' •• pre ... · · Mr, ord Mrs, . .J<!hn ~~·· o( .. Cllllal, Pl. Ploaunt, a oon. cle Cflr!allan Dldeavor, 7:30 p. ""'· SUnday Scbool,, Pt30 a. m.; MASON · ASSEMBLY CHURCH Chesrer called on M'r. and Mra. · m., Mrs. I.l'da Chevalier, proal- M~ Worlhlp, 10.30; Ello!diW· OF GOD - Second St., MasOn, ~on Halsey. . . doni. Scog oervlco ana aei'IIIOII, worsll!p, • 7il0;• Ylllq Paopl~ W. Va. 8loJaJr Sehool,.. 10 a.m. ·' Amlllll! Glooe who attended the -·. 8:20. Mid-week prll,)'er meet- Sarot.. , e,~b:.m:; i'.!W•meot- . Mornilw worlblp, U L m.llWio . fu..,ral In COlumbus of Garland :1·~· W-·•·" ..,.., 7:30 p.m., Mr a. bv, , . . , '~:30 ~··m. '"·1 '' 1i MJDOLI':I'Oil1' lliRS'J" ' BAP· ,.U,Ue, seeylce, .7::W.P• OI.Bihlo . Lamb, brother of Mro. Edna Ger\lWI PirJ<cr S)'l'&cua~· Mr Mazie Hoi a!-, clua leaclar, TIST - Charlel w. liupOno, study and J!I'>,I'Or · ~ce,Wed- Summerfield, were Mrs. SurJ>. and ilri. G"" i>;,.en of Gam~ POMEROY LOWER IJGifl' •sda,y, .1:30 P. m. Cheater 1enc .. merfidil and Mr: 1!111 Mrs. Rex . po11si)1r:: and. ilri. Carl Lamb Chureh - Harr!11011vlllo Road - ""'. F,4111011 lltlllel'' SUpdlll,ScbOol ...., J181f<!r. Phone Tr,l,,$ m. , Summerfield of Tuwors :~PS, ·. of Himdngton; r.tr. and Mra. Olen Rev, Roy Tll,l'lor, pastm, !llaro SIPrlnlondent.' !lurtdali !:(~a r c h CAIILF:TON tuvncn- Klngs- Mr. and Mra. Earl ~rnold, ' Lamb~iic ·Pu1ceraburg and Mts. · H1111man, S. s. SUpt. SUnda,y sebiioi, a:l& -.·m:i,~"''!"- · bury Road. SUnday 5ebool, 9:30 Murrysvtllo, Pa., Charlea Slim- ~!ldred ' ' ciJiiweii .ol .~rs 5ehool, 9:30 L m.; Worehlp aen- ship, 10:~., ~ ;~,~ 1. m., Ral]lb Carl, ~ Worsld,p mcrfield, Georgia; Mr. and Mrs. Plains. · .. · · · · · · Ice, IO::W a. m.; Evenlrw wor- hour, 7z30 p.lil. w~~ .,,.... aarvlce, 10:30 a. m, and 7:30 II· ald,p, 7:30 o. m. i"::!,Yer and nlll! pra,yei' ~. iolll 'p£" ··~~.-lliili•il i<!nl,her elhank-. fr~ Dur!rw the mittllo, It wea c10o clded to sold flower& )o Phyllla Blaz~wi~i .. It w~ reported that u,nj)in BariAi)s, !onilorcy ofloll""ravllle, died HY!Iral weeks op 'at Clevelaild. He visited often In Pooiuirw during the P..torote of lbe Rev. Waldo Bartels here. ' PIW' wore lilac!• I« a pOIIUck Sgt. Roger Roosh News Notes Re(:eiv.es Discharge I , ~ •ROpr . "" , Rrush receiYed his discharge fr""' ·the U.S. lollrlne Corps lllonday at Camp LeJue110, N. C. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rrush of MlddlejiOr~ he served four year~ tn dle· Mari'nes, one o1 which was apenl In Vietnam. He vialted hi Middleport Tuesday beloroi!Oill! 011 1<1 COlumbus to jolo his wife, Patey, and lllfant 1011 who came hmno by planoday. LVER<I' JOURNB'Yuo Tuppers PI • N :r.:. the1 Fick fa)nlly Keno Ridge Officers. Elected. RAY RIGGS, IIIC. ~ So~ 10 _ ' • . "-'....ii ,~. '"r·, " .. ''· ·- . FRIDAY · ' I!=E CIIEA)& SOC!~ ~ster Color !Ibn alldes ~ lbelr .ra- ble was noted and pt111s dliruso. 'II ·ihl Church In J!li.Y; MrL Stel- Auxiliary Fire Departmenl,..frloo od u to tho dlepoalllon or the la 'flO.• ,will preO,.<iovollons. day; ev!""ll! . ~t . the ~· .... trip lo Moxleo were by Mr: lind Mra. Paul anart at old Blblo, glYen by the llle RarTile ,r,.ara·. :!irayor 1n un11011 :1\E!lvtAt! PRE'ACIIIIiiG oei'v- • meellnil ~ .the ~-- lay Sanborn, lorii.tlme !llnday ~loiO!I U., meellq. lc~!; •Hl~ .r.ommiilll!1 Church llernl~ · Ebersbach and Mrs. Fitday't p;·m. l!<lv. Edlel 11a,r1, qaos ~ the Mldclleport rtr•·, ,school teacher, ·- altai and• In· . Biptlll Cbbrch beld Tueaclll,)' iltnunOIItallat of the choreh •.lohn Elbel WlllhuniOil served a des- paaqir. Public Invited. ·• at the borne or Mr. illll MeNoU and Harold Hubbordwere sert' coarae. Roaei frOm tile WD· JITNEY SUPPER Frldll,l' starloo Mra. Alleti lllqJboa. appointed to lnveollgete the pos. gerden decorated the ta- inlf :~ 11- m., Middleport Penleo The Rev. Chai'les Slmoltl 01>- ilblltll' of dlaplll,l'ing Ole Bible ble. costal Church lol. Public Invited. ·enid the meeting wtlh devotjOI!e In a gl111 covered case as a HO!iftMADE ICE CREAM so- ualnS' u hla .topic, "Thy Wold momorlano tho late Mr. San· cial saturday, beglnnl111! at 2 11Ia a l.amp Unto My Feet." Mrs. born. PL, at EUB ~aorqe ln ~ Willis AnthoQy was reported hOI· It waa voted 1<1 dl-ae with P,ra·.. Plains. · liomOII!Ide. ice jJitallzacl at Veterana Mamorlal. meetings In Jui.Y and August. A 'cake, pie, sloppy .',ioi•• Replacamenl at the pulpit Bl- deaaert oourse was served by coflee 'and soft drinkS. Public Jn. the hosta w· Mr. 11114 Mrs. Edl· A !arawoll partll honoring Mr. vi~ v, MAllY Sl!IUNE, Whlre Shrllie and Mri. Charleo ParBlnpr who ..UI """' to cl,...mer, Fla., Ol'Jerusalem, school of instrucwas plajln8d lor Jtme 19 w11011 tloo, S 11:Rl. FridaY at the IOOF the Woman's Soelety of ChriJ- haD,. Mary Hughoa, dlslrlctdoputlan Soinlce met .TIIelda.Y nlalK 1)' qf Dlstr!e>17in charge. OCIIMembers of the junior and aen· Cheri Router, VIcky Clelland, at the Ualted Methodl&t Church, cats oaked to·attend. l'OIIuck r• lor Pl>mel'Of - · w Cl.m Mila Powell and lbgrld Hawla,y fres~. POmeroy. span! Wedneadll1 at lbe Canters ollbe MIDDLEPORT Firemen sl)OnThe part~~ will be a potluck Cave W Camp 1IOJ'i<IDs oo their altair IJIOIIaorad cooperatl•oly sor an outside teen. .dance.~ fi"'M HLet'l Explore." by tho W.S.C.S. and !be Lydia Fr!da,y _starting at 9 p. ·m.·at tile The girls otudlacl trees, plant· Clrde. Mrs. Gerald WBdermoth, Wddleport comm•!IIIJI park. Tho and on!mal ure Ill a hike, had Mrs. AIIOII Eichinger, and Mrs. Ja,ya wlll emcee. · a cookout, 111111 went awlmm1111! Glenn DUI were named to a W. M. JAMES M. SDulsby an• In lbe pool at the camp alto. planning eommlllee. IIOUIICes I spaelal meetln& IJI ~ - • tr111aported to the With Mrs. Rllbort Warner prJ- Pomeroy Lodge. 164, F. arid A. Jack"'!!' CowJt;r camp site by Iidinl, 11 was reported thai 27 M., Frlda,v, 7:30 p.m. 1<1 OOIIfer Mrs. Dorotllr Woodard, M r s. alek cells bad been modo cllr· the Master MaiOn Dosi'eo m 111e James Clatworlhy, and Mrs. c. log the paet montll. M111 ~dla candidate. Re!reshmenls follow E. Blakealee, advlaor. Glesto El>ersbaeh presented tho p r o- meou"': All Master Masoas In- cllrlag tho day were Jill Cox or gram entitled, "A MedeniBrldge Hlliaboro, 111111 PaiQI Blakeslee Between Judalam and Chriallan· Circle, Jl!llllfor Blakealoo, NanSATIJRI>AY Uy," cY Titus, and Mary Francia, all OUTSIOE IOGH SChool darico former club membera. pa~V, open to public Slilurlloy Club members on the outing at tbe Pomeroy tennla court. were Twlla Clatworthy, Backy SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Dancing from 9 1<1 !2 p. m. The Harold W. Vogelsong of PortaTriplett, Debbie IIWIIIell, Carol Jay..s, .emcees. .. In case ·of rlln, mouth will be the guest apeaker Hllrlii'IVOI, Becky Hoodaahelt, AU VOICE OF MUSIC the dan<e will be held In the hl&b at lbe 10:30 s.m. SUnda,y aervlce Debbie Harbredlt, and I r e n e and· school g)111. of . the Middleport First United Barnea of Ole aantor d.m; arid iHTCHilU CAaSOI JITNEY .SUPPER, Syracuse Presbylorian Clllrcll. John F'llltz Grade School saturday. servlne will preside at Ole aerviee and from 4:30 p. m. to 7 p. m. Pfo. ATTEND WEI>DING there wlli be special music by ceeds to help purchase a new SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Che Junior choir. Father's Day fire truck~. Harry Potta, Mils Roae A n .1 wiD be observed. ' ' Lillo, local, IIDII Mrs. Franklin MONDA~ THE J,O,F, Oa55 of the Pom- Rizer and daughter MUiea, of eroy \Jnlted Methodist Church Pl>maroy ollended the wed<lln& VISIT MRS. CUSTER Mr. Potts' !ll'anddaughter, RoY. and Mrs. S. E. Kaetzel wiU meet Mondlll' at 7:30 11-m. ol Mary Allee I'Oits, Ole daughter ol !!Iii..., Ohio, and Mr. and in church parlor. ol Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potta Jr. Mra. Loren Cavenlle of Hunoll.aur"'•· South Carolina. tington were recent viaitora or was united In marriage MrL Alonzo custer LAsley st., Man.has been making glass to 9le Jamea c. Welborn Jr. at tho Pomeroy, for at least 5,0110 years. First Prelbyterlan Church In Laurena, on JuDe 7. ,,. ' ' '~ ; ! ··r,.. - • ' MARK V STORE ROYAL OAK PARK MIDDI.fPORT BOOK STORE -Uea - RIDBIOURS SliPPlY F. J. WAU.ACL JWB.1 TIYl·fOoDUND - &LOtti . REXAU DRUGS . .. lYOilS MAillET r• ~ THE ~IN' CBITtR uam.... •PLEASANT Farewell Party Being Planned Work on Pro;ect at Camp ·- SOllf I I I I ...... Aur...._nc . Washers & DrPrs ·------------~--------------·· 39.95 ., Plenty of Good Used TV fe -----------------------------~ Assodated Radio &TV ' • . ' '1J Africa's III'gbe.st peak is • '' " tiARRY MIWR 992-3635 MI. Klliman)aro, whk:h rises 19,340 feet • SYRACUSE - A potluck pi,. R. E. Worlunan, BrooksEdwarda nlc, featuring a . WieDer a n d and <lou&hU.r Shirley, and Mr. maralmtallow r,.,~ wu enjoyed by IIIOIDbers of IIIII Tr!..couD,y ' ' Cllbi ~r 66 or the U.C.B.R. A. and Re-Act at lbe 1,. col roadside Pork June 8. Followill! the ptenlc • rqu1ar meeting ns presided over by tha vtc_.slde~ Emil E)'nan, Re-Act roll call will bO at &ali Cor tile nexi'IWO weelia 'by Grafe · Hols~Jwor. · Tho gr~q> will meet ... the loWer porkln8.Jotln Plllller""' ··an June 18,'at JU .a,m. to c. a ,. EI~Cttic ·s· ·~ •. 1 ~ Watir 'Heater , • p · -:s· . .c. , '!. . • I ' t ' ' • . I, "' • , I ' ' ' I ' ' - , ard Mra. llouglas HemsiO¥, Joines White, Claud Cwlningham, and Dlviil Lipscomb. Tho III!XI meetllli will al ao be a plcalc at the New Haven state roadside park Thuraclll,)' JUliO 20 In the evening. All CB'ers are welccme. · form • Carl.... ill go to 1h<rGal- 52·' . ·st.ua.t: .: ua CGiiMI' ~-· to .at. iendtlamborei. CorresJ!Cill<ltnee w• r e read ·) 11-qm president Tilmlls I. Stew- oilj 01 ·AUQ11onn1 Beawr eo. Radio Clill, Chaizler 12 of U,c. · i\.R.A. of CcihWQ', Pa., and ·Prel l - William ~. Jt., ot ll(uaidqpkm vaiiO¥ . a 'lladlo Cl... and . Chspik 24 0t U. C. B. II_ A. at Zanosvtlle. · A s,O.IIIIIIO!olllli o1 \he ~hlp. ·be bal4 J... 16,0111 . a.m. at 111italdlfllllom Co. 'f'l4-.. • ~s at· ianesvtut; A Jlllio. bore 11\11 be h8id ti,Hol,y !t;r Pavtuoo · stnnlzorl .,... you'll be able to dial station-to-station calls. Person-to-p~rson calls. Collect calls. Gredit card·calls. Any long distance call. c. I '' ..... "'ll lfri,.. Cltl- All by yourself. Ken Williams P. J. ·~auley .WJLUAi!S . ardr,PAULEY ', IAIIONWIDE' " 21f E.. :ind·- . ~ ' ' ,JUNE 11'111 IS EXPANDED DIRECT DISTANCE DW.. lNG D~Y ~ YOUR AREA. '111AT'S '111E DAY YOO'U.. BE A1!LE '10 PLACE ALL LONG DISTANCE CALLS YOUIISEl.F - JUST BY DIAUNG '111E NUMBER. IIERE'SIIOW IT WDRIIS: . POR.,-A.,. to.ll:ATIOII •.. .CML5 .· 1' •.~1. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO, .HOYT'S RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED~ PHONE 675-1611 " PLEASANT POINT IIESOII' Rt. 62 North Pt. l'fNI11tt . cream,¥ ns.$ Doetor, Dine and Dane. To TfliJ Mdc oi · The seiis At · 15% ·~ I 20% ... WlUS ANniONY R. H. RAWUN6S SONS CO;' THE ' INI ' SPO~$ ·. TELEVISION I PLUMBING & HEATIIIG . 4'~ JuNe, 22 .,., ,]'[,; ' • UEVIIG. COAL CO. CROW'S STW HOUSE ' ., . BOGGS EOUIPMENI' Ht- · ' --------······T·---······•••••' HAMil . OHIO VAUEY BAKING CQ. "~85~N.::.:Co:urt~SI.::.._~-==·~~~~JI • , At Associated Radio &TV !"-' FortlandJ ~ ;:l<i:j .. .rQ>..s:s IcOI~ndarl Of ~;cOn .Trip ' Sunday School, 9 at Ill.; KSnneth Wiggena,supt, Worsld,p service, m.; ' ' r·=·:·":ii•!o:·:·:·:':·:=::':': ·:·:·:,<::::,:;<::::::<':':'t Pr-'se aarvlce, Tlli!J"aciii,Y', 7;30 . p.m,1 . ' TitE RtlrLOO "METIIODIS1' CHURCH - Rev. C. J, I,emley, iiUIOI'. Cbureb Schoo), 9:311 a.m.;· Wol'ald,p service, 10:36 a. in, MINERSVILLE M~HODIST - nev. • .··' ' . ..,_ ' f POl ............... Cllliltr ·ci.ID. CCIII ECT,IMY ----.-..llltTAIIIZI:M.L · ··· ' 1. Diii"O." ' .. ' 2. nielilac:oda. . ' . ' •• ••• �.. • ' . , , , •,. . _, t 0 ry ,fi r·, ·.J:uno:;·~~~. 1968 . r~i=~~~~:::;::~~~~:\:~~~~~~~ · ··· . l'O!o!EIIQY F1~! llli!7JS'I' - ·o. ' ches · . Ch ', r·, U ·:.::·:·:·: " CHRISfiAN. SCIENCE Socl• m, alternately, Prayer meellrw, '"} - P~ Pleasant. "Reolli)" Wednesday, 7;30 p.m. HEATH METIIODIST CHURCH Ia; the sub)oet of lbe) .osson s.r-Middleport. Rev. MaxlJOIIahue, mqn "' be.l'ead illl Christian pastor, Jack Bechtle, Church Scle~>:e churches this s...ta,y. School ~ Cl)urcb School~ 9o30 The Goldelz TOX\ Which sots the theme for this Bible Lesson is a. m.; Worship service, 10:30 from lsaiall: uSlnce the begtD. a. m.; Mlddlaport - P<oneroy n~Jt. of the world men have not Methodist YCMth FeUowshlp, Sun• heal'd;.fl()r Perc, ived by the ear day, 6 p. m. Sunday event~ worneither hith tbl ey'e seen, o ~ shlj>, 7:30 p. m.; Ofl\c!al Board bea~de thee, what he haUl pre- meetl~, first Sunday 11 monih, pared for hiuJ, that waiteth for 6 p. m.; wscs aacond Monday of month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor Cirhim." In ~ 1 c.,..... ~ ' W ., lll,huns, pa"""'; ,John Wiles, Suhdlll' llondonl. SUroill3' lichool. 9;30 .. m,; MOI'IIiq: wor•hlp, 10:30 a. S01100i':~rin- m,l l\Yl', 67p. WednO&eJ9.y, p. m, m,j llttile chOir study, prac·llce, 8;30.p. m. Wecfll<!lll!IJI. MT•• UNioN BAPTIST - Rev. Cecll c.., J181tor. Sundlil' 5ebool superintendent, Larry Clark. SUndll,l' School, 9:45a.m.; SUnday eve~ worship, 7:30; Wednesda,y l>I'8Y«' and Bible atudy, 7::W p, m. ' ' .... ' pas~r. W~rt~li_, · senlc~ ~1 a. m. amt l;:JU p. m., ~.ricla,ti. ~ ,.,hool, 9:30 a. m• .Chl\rlos Bl" sell, .slU)t., lUchard Bart®, A!ioo sii!;Lant SUPt. Pra,yer meoUng. Wome!iday, 7:3011- m~ . HAJUIL'lONVILLE I' IIESilYTEIUAN- IIO'Iiard ill!C>Pd~P~ .. tor, Mike Epple, liW!day school Sq>erlntendent. 'Unday School, 9;30 a. m.; Church WorshiP, 7:30 p. m. 'Communicants class, » urda.Y. 2 p.. m. JEIIOV All'S WITNESSES, Lar. ry Carnehan, presldlll!mlnlster, Sunday: Bible lecture, 9:30 a.m.i ~ .f) ' ' wemeti '' I,. .' s tn at: ts:·'sh0 wFilm .1 . ,~ ~~ , ~'!!" ~1 stUtter,:pal_lt:or. \'. toa.m. , ' 'ot Ill!' lioal faith~ - d&o SYRACU>E METHODIST Rev. Wemell SIUtler, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Carroll Norris, s • Worsblp service, tla. m. RACINE METHODIST - John W. Kimbler, pastor. Sunda,y School, 9:30' a.m.; Worshlpserv... Walth Tower study, 10:30 a.m.; SUTTON METHODIST - Rev. Wedneaclll,l': Bible study, 7 p. m, .1o1m W. Klinbler, pastDr. Sun- Thuradll,l': Mlnlstry school, 7 v. dill School, 10:30 a. m.; Worship m. Servtee meetlrw, 8 p.. m. Ice, 10:30 ~:~. m.; Junior choir practice, Wednesday, 3:20p.m.; Service, 9:80 a. m., second and MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST!ourlll SUnday each month. Senior choir practice, Thursday, Miller st. - Ever0011 Weekley, 7:30 p. m. HIIIIPY Hustler Class CHESfER CHURCH OF T H E pallor, Bible studY cla0sas,smmeellrw, fourth Frlda,v or each cle, second Thursday; Class 12 Nazarene - Rev. Herbert Grate., da,v, 10a.m. Worshipandl>f,eachLAUREl,. CUFF FREE METH- third Wedneaclay, Afternoon Cirin,g, 10:55 a.m.; Sunda3 evening month at 6 p. m. Wesleyan Serv· service, 7:30. Bible II1Udy cle Guild, fourth Monday of each Oili!>T CHURCH - Slznday School cle, •econcl Thursday afternoon. classes, Wedbesd-.v, 7:30 p.m.~ month, 7:30 p. m.; Junior High . 9~30 a. m., mQrniilg worshiP, Chof.r practice, 7 p. m, WednesMT, HERMAN UNITED MYF, 4:30 p. m, each sunday; '· JO~ lO a. m.; evening worslrlP, da,y. BRETHREN IN CHRIST- Rev, Senior High MYF, 5:30 p. m., ~~ :•• m.;We<t>esda;, ChristUNITED ldETIIODIST CHURCH James G. Morrison, pastOr. Stm- each Sundll,l'. lin( t~lllh Qrusadora,. 6:30 p. m. - Pomeroy. Church School, 9:15 PORTLAND METHODIST da,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Russell arid il~er meetirw, 7:30 p.m. a. m,; Worship service, 10:30. Rev. John w. Kimbler, pastor. Spencer, SUpt.; Alfred Wolfe, aBThuraday, choir practice, 7 p. MYF, 6 p.m. Choir practice, 7:30 Smdii,Y School, Y:30 a.m.; WorMr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr sistant. Morning aennon, 11 a. m. R. Eugene Gill, pastor; Phil p. m. Wodneaclay. Publ!e Invited ship sen1ee, 7:30 p. rn. The caravan has travelled through the desto attend these services. Glen recently made a business trip to m., second and fourth Sunday rl WI'!'• ~ . OAK GROVE METHODIST ert for many days •.. and the men are glad each month. Evening sennon, H1ln, minister. Leo Crew, s. S. Athens. John W. Kimbler. pastor. SUnday " ,.lit#£R CHURCH OF CHRisr Supt. Mrs, June Van Vl-anken, orMr. and Mr~ Jack Seidenabel 1:30 11o m. every first and third to see the tall date palms of the oasis In the SCI1001, 10:30 a. m.; Worship "-llqDnie . Russal~ pastor. No"' ganist; of Pomeroy called on Mr. and Sunday or the month. Cia" mealBeta;y RawliJWs, mu... distance. Here they will rest and refresh . 'malt'c. WUI,isulit. ~school ate dl Mrs. maine Milhoan. Mr. and ing, 11 a. m. every rtrst and service, 9:30 a. m., first and third Sunday each month. themselves beside the cool spring before con- · 9:30 L m.t. Wo'AI!IP &"""e, Mrs. Milhoan attended the we~ third Sunday. David Holter,clus THE CHURCH FOR All .•• tinuing on their vlay. l0:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor ding anniversary observance of leader. Christian Endeavor, 7;30 • •• ALL FOR THE CHURCH Sunda,y . . . . Mr. and Mrs. SeidenabeL p, m., aeeond and fourth Sundll,l'. ZION CHURCH OF CHmsr Every journey Is made easier if it Ia The Church is the greatest factor on RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF 8)08 Mrs. Allee Dodson eutered the Emerson Pooler, president. Pomeroy - Harrisonville Road. earth for the bvlldin; of choroeter and broken by intervals of restoration and regoad dtizendaip. It is a storehouse of THE NAZARENE -SUndaySehool 10:- _, Vetorans Memorial Hospiial for Prayer meetiQ!, 7:30 p. m.every Eugene Underwood, pasoor. Ke• newal. Even life itself can be a weary road spiritual values. Without Cl lfrong 9;30 a, m,; Morning Worahlp, . .:J\K:Jety eWS minor surgery, She relurne<l Wednesdll,l'. Board meeting, 7:30 neth Grover, &lnday School Supt. Church, neither democracy nor clvllizo• if it does not contain times and places where sp:30 . a. m.; Evenlni! WOI'llhip, home the same da;y. p, m., first Monday or month. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Wortlon con survive. There are four 10und we can pause to gather new strength. Where reason• why .very penon should f:30p.m. Prljo'V 'aervlces, 7iil0 By MRS. EVELYNBRICKLES Mrs. Doris Betz of St. Joseph, POMEROY TRINITY UNITED ship service, 10:30 a. m. :imday attend Mr.,.(U regularly cmd 1upport can modern men and women regain the P, m. WO!ll>eacla,y, Sunda,y Sehool Mr nd Mr lohn Ml ell Mich., returned home Su-'• .. aft- CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev. W, evenlfl8 service, 7 p. m. Prayer the Church . They are. {1) for his own ~Da:ent. Pauline McCJin. a s. ' tch er a few weeks visit ~-;;;her H. Perrin, pastor, Patrick D. meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. equilibrium and peace of mind that tbey KJke, (2) For hil~;hildren'• sak,. (3) For ~k. Paw-, R' e v, Morris' M. and son, Steven, ot Rodney • 0.' Wood Supl Sund•• sc•-1 9 15 """ ~tw.L spent a Sunday h with Mr mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson. ' • ..., uuv • : the sake of his community al'lr:l natlal'l. need so badly? ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-BriWolfe. . Nei I W ther ere nd h !peds. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt called a. m.; Worship, 10:25 a. m. (.4) For the ;ake of the Church lfMlf, an E.'~l, pastor. Morning wor01 se man a e y-~ choir rehearsal 1 Monday 1 Fortunately, we too have an oaais ••.• the which needf h11 moral and material C ~TER CHURCH OF ~nn ship, 9 a. m.; Sunday School, -nR~ev. cbe~·-Bryant, .~-. her celebrate her birthda.v by on his parerts, Mr. and Mrs. JunIAiw• suppart. Plan to go to -:hurch regularly ,_ •~ ~ · H , M Ia! Day 6:30 p, m. Mrs. Marvin Burt, Christian Church. The teachings of Jesus and read your Bible dolly. •-~1 9 30 W taking her out for dinner. lor un., em or , dire-·, Senior choir rehearsal, 10:30 a. m. offer deep wells of comfort for the spirit, ~IUV • : a.m.; or.. Mr. am Mrs. Wtlliam Rose and "''"'" ST. PAUL'S LtlrHERAN -32 p se,rrice, 11 a, m.; Evenlllt Rev, and Mrs. C. C. Nichols of Billy f Col b al Thursday, 7:30p.m., Mrs. Paul and springs of joy to revitalize any life that worlh4t, 7:30p.m,Prayerserv- Swanton spent a few days here hson, othe' o um usc lodon Nease, director. Thursday, aU E. Second st., Pomeroy, Sunday lacks goal or purpose. tee·, TUesday, 7:30 p. m, Youth with their parents, Mr. arxl Mrs. er m r, Mrs. Glema Mil- day, Busy Bee qui1ting party In SCI1001, 10 a.m.; Worehip service lla. m. Service,... rhursday, 7:30 P. m. Clarence Nichols. hoanthMemorial Day. They visit- church social room. SYRACUSE EIJB CHURCH Monthly sln!ra, first Saturday or Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seyder of ed e cemetory at sand Iilli, RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday Monday Tuek:Joy Wtdnesdoy Thursdoy Frldor Saturday each month, . . ,. . Sandyville, W, Va., anddauglltor· Lorw Boltool. CHRIST - Roy W. Carter, pas- Rev. P8.ul A. sellers, pastor. Sun. ,-, I Kings I Kings lsoloh lsoioh Motthew John John . HEMLOCK .GROVE Chrlallan in-law, Mrs. NoeiBiaugll,andtwo Bill and Klcy Bahr ofGall!polis tor. Sundll,l' SChool, 9z30 a. m.; day School, 9:30 a.m., Ben Quls .. ,. " 19,1·8 19,9.18 35,1. 10 58:6.12 10,5-15 4: 1-15 4:16-26 Church .. James Qulaenbe'rry, daughters of Belpre were Sunclay called on his parents, Memorlal Communion and worship service, enberry, supt. Momirw worsh111, pastor; ltv Whaley·, supt. 'COm- guests here of her aunt, Mr. and Da,y. 10:30 a. m.; Prayer meetillC, 10:30 a. m., first and third Sunm\lldon and WOI"IId.paerfice,9:SO Mrs. Wl)lne Brickles. They aJso Mr. ard Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, Thursday, 7:30p.m. v. H. Bra- days each month. Evening evan.. With the ~ It will, in some measure, looter and help sustain thll whleh Is rood In family gellstlc service, 7:30 p. m., seca.m.; SandQY School, 10:30 a.m;, called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elaine, Tony, Mikel and Mrs. ley, Supt. and community Ute. this feature ls sponsored by t}Je bwllnesa tlrma aDd orpnizationa whose ruea Youtll oervlce, Slllllla,y., 6r30 Pi' Gri!flth. Glenna Milhoan called on Mr. and CHESTER METHODIST Charge ond and !oorth Sundaya, ·, appear below, • BETHANY EUB CHURCH m.; PreaCbfrw ·every Surlda)', ·'1·'" Mr. anc1 Mrs. Clarence Nieb- Mrs. W, Wilhoan at W, Shade. - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, _pastor. P.m. ols spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Fergu- CHEiTER: worship, 9 a. m.; Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. DANVILLE PtiGRJM Holble~s his cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry son of Huntington caee for the Sunday School, 10 a. m.; MrB. Morning worKhip,9:30a.m.jStm' Chu.reh- Charles ll:>zer,pastort : Nichols of Weston, w. VL alumni banquet at Chester. Thoy Wald Spencer, SQpt. FLAT- day SChool, 10:30 a. m. Blythe Adra ~ek, SundaySChooiSq>e,.. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Zei&ler spent the night with Mr~ Allee WOODS: Church SChool, SUnday, Theiss, Supt. Youtll FellowshiJ>, llltendent. Sunday SChool, 9:30 a. of Albany and daughU.r,Mrs. E"' Dodson and len SUnda,y lor Atbo 11 a.m., .1o1m Bolly, aupL Wor- 6:30p.m. Lincoln - Mercury - Comet • English Ford CARMEL EIJB CHURCH-Rev, m.; worsbJp service., 10:30 a. ur.1 ·.. Root or Chester, Mr, aOO Mrs. ens to visit wlth her alster and ship service alternates with AIr•. : '>':C".'f 'Nr_, Bakera Bread ~ and Junior Joudlllervke, Millard·Rrm.pf ~·""'·- brother-I•Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Sal- fred and Flahooods. Service• Paul A. Sellera, pastm. SUnday .•• :;::· of Hnlsum 1.1!1012A:lJC: "' ~ ~0~ .p.m. Evenlngworsi)lj>,.i:30. and Mr.";'ii! l.'ir's. Biizieii'l.iiiJ.; don Whlto. .,.~ Sunday morning or evening, of School, 9:30a.m' ; Wa,ynell:oush~ ·" Supt. Mornl111!· WO<shlp, 10:30 a. Pra,yer -ad· praise, Wecmesday, and daughtor, Doris Lee, of BelMr. and Mrs. Earl COIU'oy ~f each week. 7130. pre spool Swzdll,)' here with their Akroo vial ted over the holidll,l' GRACE EPISCOPAL - E. Main m., second lind fourtll Sunda,ys of IOOIED FAITH CHUI«;H- brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel with hls mother, Mrs. Aiicellod- St., Pomeroy- SUnday worShip each month. Evenlll! evlll!Oiistlc Sale• - ALLIS CHALMERS- service Nease Settlement - Robert .E. . Miller and family and atterxled son and other relatives of this service, 10:80 a. m. With lay- service, 8 p. m. second and third Farm - IDWstrlol - l.awn r. Garden Sundays 1:1: each month. &ruth, Sr., pastor. ~ Sc~ graduation exercises at Eastern area. ~e&@ra. TQIIPOJ'S Plains P1100a 687-3135 Pl'Oiblera r. Dlstrlblltera ENTERPRISE EIJB CHURCHll(lerinten- KeDneth llataoo. . High whore Gary Miller, 1<111 of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conroy of SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Of lfl&b Gnde Coli Rey. Menzel Smith, Pastor~ Ra1JJb Sunday School. 9:30 a. m.; wor- Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Mlller,was ColUD)bus were dinner aueata or Chureh - Pomeroy, Mulberry Wost ,Coluinbla, W. Va. ShiP service, 10:30 a. ""'\Jitd' one of tile graduates. her,,parents, Mr. and Mra. May• Height& Road, north or Vetorana SpR~Ceri SUpt.; · Eldon Weeks, 7:30p.m. eachSunday.MIO.WO'Ok ~"" llll:a, Rebecca Lowery of Mar- nard Bahr, Sunday. Memorial HosjJital. Phillip Gag- Ato't. Worsld,p aervlces, 9:30 pra,yermeetlng, Wednesday,7:30 iettaf~~Q!rs. Marl!ll'etNarazol Mr. and Mrs. Ballne Milhoan or, pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 p, a. m.; Sunday Sehool, 10:30 a. P.m. Reno, Ne~pellt ·1 lew days and Elaine, Toey and Mikel .,.. .IJI., Bible Study andprll,)'ermeel- m. Youtll Fellowsld,p, 6:30 p.m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m.; bere with their brother and al" U.nded the blrthlay celel!,..t!on lng, Saturdlll': Sabbath SChool, Youth choir, 6:30p.m, WednesKENO CHURCH OF CIIR6T- ter-in.law, Mr. ard MrS. Leonlrd of Mrs. Jack Seldenabellt Porn- 10:30 a.m.; worahlp, 9:30 a. m. Norman McCain, a~ MeGUI. er~ Slturda,y evenlrw. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTER· dll,l' 7:30 11o m. 240 LIDcoln st. MOIINING STAR EIJB -Rev, ~ k1y at 9 :W ' IAN CHURCH ~ Mlddleporl, So',.ces : a. m. ~ ......... m~sts of Mr. and Mr' a . Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perry atfl -""' ~.- C'l.-.. u.u-.r e..... Guest Minister, James Buehl,.. Menzel Smith, putor. John lhle • Pre.....,_ ~... rat~ ~uouway Kenneth Gr1111th wore her brolll- · tonded e funeral o! his motiler Supt,.J'red Sonllh, ABI't. SUndll,l' ~ month by Charles Rullell at er, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ~--· Sunda,y In t Virginia. an, SUnday School Superlnte• School, 9~45 a. mo; Mornin,gwor .. 9:30a.m. ~·~ Mr G1 dent. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF and soo, Michael, of Sandyville, s. enna hoor• and Ber- Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. sbi», 10:45 a. m.; Prayer meetCHRIST - Cbarles RuaaoU, pu- W. VL, Mrs. Gill Rolley and chU- nard visited Tue ~GI Mr. Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- Ing, 7:30 11o m. Tillndll,l'. Youtll Middlepo~ Ohio FeUowshlp, 7:30 p. m,Sunday, tor, Rlcbard. !lllkey, S,.zt. San- dren, Beverly, Jerry and Danny and Mrs. Dwight Mllholil.· '(hi~· nosday. "Ohio's Oldeat [bdp lloolor'' CIIURCH OF CHlRST - Midday School, 9:30 L m.; Mornl!w of Coolvllle, Miss Linda Clark of there, the Mairoans were call..t FOREST RUN METHODIST ' ' \ 'MIIidlclort, Ohio dleport, 5th and Main. J .. k ' . "'" 1"·30 co-..~Tuppers Plains and c_ D. Mel& to assist a ~r, Mrs. Wild Rn. WeDdell G. SIUtler, ~-. Wora.,.., v: a. m.; -·-.. Windon h ""·band hid •~ worahip, 1 p.m. WedDeadayBtble lyre of Pine Grove. , w ose uUZI """' Worabl.p Hrvlce, 9 a. m.i Sun .. SCitea, supt. Bible School, 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. - -1 -~..0u come Ul. He was taken by am- '"" •·· School , 10 a.m. Mra."~ a. m.; ~ worlhlp, 10:30 L _..,, 7·30p.m .,_. • _, • • • bull to Hnl H Ita! m., Evening worship, 7:30. p, m.; REORGANIZED CHURCH oF' have sold their prope~V to Mr. nee zer osp • Nease, Su!zl, ' ' Jeaus Chrlat of l.atter D1 y and Mra. RDbert Kopply. It was Mrs. Don Heaton celled on POMEROY CHURCH OF THE Prayer service, Wednesday, 7 p. ' ' ' I ' •-•-· ortlancl ' formercy the Georp llomlltoa Mrs. Allee Dod,.. Sunda,y. NAZARENE - Rev, Kenneth m, Rev. RauUo MDy•r, pa-. ' _. FAMILY RECREATION lllddlapjm, Ohio ....,.,, P • Bacino Road. ·-~·. Mr. and Mra. Albert Rinehart Pie CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ...~... "·'-' 9:30 a. m.• .,__ •• .,......., rce, J181tor. SUndll,l' SChool, - Middleport. Rev. Audry Miller, ...,,.....,10:30 a.m. ' Sunc1o,y _,. ""s.· ~ 9 30 SWIMMING ing Worald,p, ~ Nelsol Wealbe-·· · - · and of COlumbo Mr a call !. eel on Iher da....,r : L m., Ra,ymond Walburn, ,po.llol'. Lester Ta,ylor,Supt.Sunevening service 11 7, Wednesday Mrs.· M,yrtle Boaeas and aon, U.r, s. Lou se Far ey, Mem- supt, Worship service, 10:30 a. William, of Hlllltirwton were re- ,..lal Day. m.; EvqeUallc service, 7:30 da,y Scbool, 9:30 a.m.; iolomlne evening prayer aervlce, t:30. f Mr and Mrs o--und Frank Pr .....,_ Wed Pastor, Elder Frederick J."sto. cent guests o Mr. IDd Mrs. Hen• . .....,u, P. m.; a,yer m.......... lll§, nea- Worahlp, 10z30 a.m.; Junior So• c!ety, 6:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, bar~ ry Ta,ylor, Little Hocldng. Mrs. of Chesrer visited 11 the Send day, 7:30 p, m. Weatllerman waa 1 dinner guest HIU CemeU.ry at Long Bottml SYRACU>E CHURCH OF THE m. SUnday ~aile meet~Jw, ALFRED MEJ'IIODIST of Mrs. ~sa and 1011. and eaUed. oo Mra. Allee Dod- NAZARENE -Rev, A. F., Miller, 7z30 p, m. Prayer meetlll!, Wed.'' Qzurch and 0!111:• Gl!ll · We Fill All n:.etora Preaerlpdbl,; Pearl A. Casto, pastor. SuJilay Terry Kvlor, who Is In the · sonenrouto home. J181tol'. Rdlort Stewart, SUnday neacla,y; 7:30 II· m. 99:1-21*1 Midcleport THE SALVATION ARMY-~­ SChool at 9:30, Lloyd DilU!l!er, NavY and has apeniiiiiiOtlme In William Mllhcu ol Ilene) r,;. School Supt. SUnday SChool, ~2-2965 ~m,oroy SA4lt. Worship ServiceS at 10:45 Africa, is hOme for a10dayYlsit cently spent a SUnday evening clasae• for aJI agea, 9:30 a.m.i voy Ra,y s. Wining, oftlcer In ~ . L in. Tuesday, 8IJ. m., Woman•s with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. with Elaine, To~ and Mikel MU- Morn1ng Worahip, 10:30 a.m.; ebarge. Suoda.Y, ·10 a. m,;Hnu'' SOCiefJ' or Christian Service Ellner Kaylor. He ..UI go to Cal· holn. NYPS SUnday 6:30 p.m.; Evan- noos meetillg; 10:30 L m. Sun' meetsatthehomeofAimaSwartz iforn!a for three weeks odd!· ~Mrs. Glenna Milhoan geUalle Service Slllday 7:30 p, day School. YIIIIIV People's ~,e. • with Gerevleve Guthrie, program tional tnlnlng and fr'con tilere m.; Midweek Prayer meallrw eton, 7 p, m.; 5alva.Uon m~, "!lamWr of the IIIII ' Furniture and AI!PI,Ioneoa 7:30 p. m,; Tillndll,l', I to 3 p. leader. Wednesday, 7:45 P. rn:, will go 1<1 VIetnam. W....,aclll,)' 7:30 p.m.; Million· Genftlll MerchiDdlie pra,yer services. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Rrush of II'!' Meotlnr aacond Waclneaclll,)' m.; Ladlea Heme Leque: 7p. m,. ,.,... elilna Phlin• 911W308 rllo-, atlo . Prep e1use1. BRADBURY CHURCH OF Weal Slldevialtedh!u!stor, Mr. of each montb 7:30 p,m, MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid· CHRIST - James H. Smith, Pa.. and Mra. . Gerald Violet SUnday PLEASANT VAL .,;y ..~PIT AL THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY dleport, corner or Fourth and •... ~· •-•oo1, 9:30 LID. ; e.w..., ....... - • ~.~ ~....., Admitted: &le EIIOII Brown, Chureb- Rev. Amoa TIUia, -·· ~ Main st. Rdlort Jleksm, .....mr. Supt. Glen E,.os. Church ser· · Mr. and Mrs. Dale !t!Oneer of Lolarl; Mra. Fred Koater11011, ""'· SUndll,l' School, 10 a. m.; Sllllllay Sebool, 9•30 a. m.;llornvices, 10:30 Lm.; evening, 7:30 Colwnbus called on his sister, Pomeroy. !O::U.hip service,~ ~~- in!r Wiln'E 5EWJN(l MACHINES worablp, 10:30 a. m., Arnol4' . Bulova Watebes - Slil11 and Service p.m.; Wedneaclay, Prayer ser- · Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcldes a Dlaeharged: Everett Baln, Pl. Pfll,)'.e r m rw, ' p. "~ Flbrlci at v.,_ Price•' ' Rl1l~. l"'lt. ' vices, 7:30p.m. recent Friday afler110011. Pleaiut·, Mro. Delmar Par11011s· m.; SUnda,y nf8hl-lh!p, 7' 30• 186 N,, S!lcond Mlddii(IOrl RUTLAND JIIIST BAPTIST 83.11111 St. Mlddllport ~·' SYRACUlE FIRST UNITED FREEDOM Ga;PEL liMONMri. Neloel Weathennan waa and 11011, Pl. Pleaaant; Mrl. Bar- PRESBYTERIAN _ RIY. LIDIIOII Rev. Samuol J, Jack1011, pallol', . BaiR-~ Kmbnev"'E. rUIIthr. ~~ •b otheSundaYMrdiMander gMruest oEidredf her old"Une and 11011, Pl. Pleaaant; . H. Stebbins. paJfor. Worsblp, 9 Prayei- Hrvlce, 9:80 a. m.; SiD,.. -· • •G ,.,.._., r r, · s. Mrs .. Fred !Iarrick, Pl. Pleas. •·-• SCI1001 10 day Sc:bool, llJ L m., Mra. Ger· ........ •-~1, 9:30 a.m.; Roger Grunes · m, study .,.....a.vand pra,yer ' aenlce, a. rn.; _...., ......, oI Atbe ns. Sh e attended ant; ·Mro: James Pullin, Pl>ma- a. Bible lrudf. Butler, SQpt. ' Worsld,p "Evel')'thq ID llar4waro" Wilf¥od, 7 p• m• set\'tto; 11 a. m. illlllll•t Tram•: .... 1.il,.zt. .. Sunday lrclrald,p M . churcll there· with then\· and In roy; Mrs. Donald uum..o.-, ...... V.J Ft. w-~·acla,y l;ll,lllll I ' ae...ce, :-p.m. Prayer ott- ·· the aftornoon vlalted the Sledrt PloaiiOIIt. 'EDEN UNITID BRETHREN IN q Unloo, flr&t and aaeond SunP,._,Ohlo IJW, Tuleday,· 7:30 p.m., Emeat and Wires cemeteries. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Denver CHRIST -Elden R. Blake, paa- da;yl at ~:30 p, m.; Mra, 11ar7 Woods, president. ciAioJieader, Youtl!FeiMrs. l.awrence Balser was I WUf-• ' - a 11011,' Mr. ~'~~"' -~. ~o.~ ... •-•-1 1 ...... FriUy 1 30 lr ...._ .......,.., --. ,_.......,. .x~.,.,' 10 a. m., tmlaL RUN FREE liiETHoon •...,.. • o ;p.m. • · patleDt at Cam4en ClarkHoJPital Mrs. Ronal~ .Jacoba, Rutland, WIM!o HOla!nger, supt, Morning DIST•• Rot. cO.u J. Win,_.. aut l)eeter, lndv; Kaler wn- • for. back in,iucy. ' ' .•:.,0., ...... Mr. and Mrs. v-.. -fred Jt aide• v~~ ..... ...,.,, 11 a.m. Evenlng sen' f ' ' •• pre ... · · Mr, ord Mrs, . .J<!hn ~~·· o( .. Cllllal, Pl. Ploaunt, a oon. cle Cflr!allan Dldeavor, 7:30 p. ""'· SUnday Scbool,, Pt30 a. m.; MASON · ASSEMBLY CHURCH Chesrer called on M'r. and Mra. · m., Mrs. I.l'da Chevalier, proal- M~ Worlhlp, 10.30; Ello!diW· OF GOD - Second St., MasOn, ~on Halsey. . . doni. Scog oervlco ana aei'IIIOII, worsll!p, • 7il0;• Ylllq Paopl~ W. Va. 8loJaJr Sehool,.. 10 a.m. ·' Amlllll! Glooe who attended the -·. 8:20. Mid-week prll,)'er meet- Sarot.. , e,~b:.m:; i'.!W•meot- . Mornilw worlblp, U L m.llWio . fu..,ral In COlumbus of Garland :1·~· W-·•·" ..,.., 7:30 p.m., Mr a. bv, , . . , '~:30 ~··m. '"·1 '' 1i MJDOLI':I'Oil1' lliRS'J" ' BAP· ,.U,Ue, seeylce, .7::W.P• OI.Bihlo . Lamb, brother of Mro. Edna Ger\lWI PirJ<cr S)'l'&cua~· Mr Mazie Hoi a!-, clua leaclar, TIST - Charlel w. liupOno, study and J!I'>,I'Or · ~ce,Wed- Summerfield, were Mrs. SurJ>. and ilri. G"" i>;,.en of Gam~ POMEROY LOWER IJGifl' •sda,y, .1:30 P. m. Cheater 1enc .. merfidil and Mr: 1!111 Mrs. Rex . po11si)1r:: and. ilri. Carl Lamb Chureh - Harr!11011vlllo Road - ""'. F,4111011 lltlllel'' SUpdlll,ScbOol ...., J181f<!r. Phone Tr,l,,$ m. , Summerfield of Tuwors :~PS, ·. of Himdngton; r.tr. and Mra. Olen Rev, Roy Tll,l'lor, pastm, !llaro SIPrlnlondent.' !lurtdali !:(~a r c h CAIILF:TON tuvncn- Klngs- Mr. and Mra. Earl ~rnold, ' Lamb~iic ·Pu1ceraburg and Mts. · H1111man, S. s. SUpt. SUnda,y sebiioi, a:l& -.·m:i,~"''!"- · bury Road. SUnday 5ebool, 9:30 Murrysvtllo, Pa., Charlea Slim- ~!ldred ' ' ciJiiweii .ol .~rs 5ehool, 9:30 L m.; Worehlp aen- ship, 10:~., ~ ;~,~ 1. m., Ral]lb Carl, ~ Worsld,p mcrfield, Georgia; Mr. and Mrs. Plains. · .. · · · · · · Ice, IO::W a. m.; Evenlrw wor- hour, 7z30 p.lil. w~~ .,,.... aarvlce, 10:30 a. m, and 7:30 II· ald,p, 7:30 o. m. i"::!,Yer and nlll! pra,yei' ~. iolll 'p£" ··~~.-lliili•il i<!nl,her elhank-. fr~ Dur!rw the mittllo, It wea c10o clded to sold flower& )o Phyllla Blaz~wi~i .. It w~ reported that u,nj)in BariAi)s, !onilorcy ofloll""ravllle, died HY!Iral weeks op 'at Clevelaild. He visited often In Pooiuirw during the P..torote of lbe Rev. Waldo Bartels here. ' PIW' wore lilac!• I« a pOIIUck Sgt. Roger Roosh News Notes Re(:eiv.es Discharge I , ~ •ROpr . "" , Rrush receiYed his discharge fr""' ·the U.S. lollrlne Corps lllonday at Camp LeJue110, N. C. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rrush of MlddlejiOr~ he served four year~ tn dle· Mari'nes, one o1 which was apenl In Vietnam. He vialted hi Middleport Tuesday beloroi!Oill! 011 1<1 COlumbus to jolo his wife, Patey, and lllfant 1011 who came hmno by planoday. LVER<I' JOURNB'Yuo Tuppers PI • N :r.:. the1 Fick fa)nlly Keno Ridge Officers. Elected. RAY RIGGS, IIIC. ~ So~ 10 _ ' • . "-'....ii ,~. '"r·, " .. ''· ·- . FRIDAY · ' I!=E CIIEA)& SOC!~ ~ster Color !Ibn alldes ~ lbelr .ra- ble was noted and pt111s dliruso. 'II ·ihl Church In J!li.Y; MrL Stel- Auxiliary Fire Departmenl,..frloo od u to tho dlepoalllon or the la 'flO.• ,will preO,.<iovollons. day; ev!""ll! . ~t . the ~· .... trip lo Moxleo were by Mr: lind Mra. Paul anart at old Blblo, glYen by the llle RarTile ,r,.ara·. :!irayor 1n un11011 :1\E!lvtAt! PRE'ACIIIIiiG oei'v- • meellnil ~ .the ~-- lay Sanborn, lorii.tlme !llnday ~loiO!I U., meellq. lc~!; •Hl~ .r.ommiilll!1 Church llernl~ · Ebersbach and Mrs. Fitday't p;·m. l!<lv. Edlel 11a,r1, qaos ~ the Mldclleport rtr•·, ,school teacher, ·- altai and• In· . Biptlll Cbbrch beld Tueaclll,)' iltnunOIItallat of the choreh •.lohn Elbel WlllhuniOil served a des- paaqir. Public Invited. ·• at the borne or Mr. illll MeNoU and Harold Hubbordwere sert' coarae. Roaei frOm tile WD· JITNEY SUPPER Frldll,l' starloo Mra. Alleti lllqJboa. appointed to lnveollgete the pos. gerden decorated the ta- inlf :~ 11- m., Middleport Penleo The Rev. Chai'les Slmoltl 01>- ilblltll' of dlaplll,l'ing Ole Bible ble. costal Church lol. Public Invited. ·enid the meeting wtlh devotjOI!e In a gl111 covered case as a HO!iftMADE ICE CREAM so- ualnS' u hla .topic, "Thy Wold momorlano tho late Mr. San· cial saturday, beglnnl111! at 2 11Ia a l.amp Unto My Feet." Mrs. born. PL, at EUB ~aorqe ln ~ Willis AnthoQy was reported hOI· It waa voted 1<1 dl-ae with P,ra·.. Plains. · liomOII!Ide. ice jJitallzacl at Veterana Mamorlal. meetings In Jui.Y and August. A 'cake, pie, sloppy .',ioi•• Replacamenl at the pulpit Bl- deaaert oourse was served by coflee 'and soft drinkS. Public Jn. the hosta w· Mr. 11114 Mrs. Edl· A !arawoll partll honoring Mr. vi~ v, MAllY Sl!IUNE, Whlre Shrllie and Mri. Charleo ParBlnpr who ..UI """' to cl,...mer, Fla., Ol'Jerusalem, school of instrucwas plajln8d lor Jtme 19 w11011 tloo, S 11:Rl. FridaY at the IOOF the Woman's Soelety of ChriJ- haD,. Mary Hughoa, dlslrlctdoputlan Soinlce met .TIIelda.Y nlalK 1)' qf Dlstr!e>17in charge. OCIIMembers of the junior and aen· Cheri Router, VIcky Clelland, at the Ualted Methodl&t Church, cats oaked to·attend. l'OIIuck r• lor Pl>mel'Of - · w Cl.m Mila Powell and lbgrld Hawla,y fres~. POmeroy. span! Wedneadll1 at lbe Canters ollbe MIDDLEPORT Firemen sl)OnThe part~~ will be a potluck Cave W Camp 1IOJ'i<IDs oo their altair IJIOIIaorad cooperatl•oly sor an outside teen. .dance.~ fi"'M HLet'l Explore." by tho W.S.C.S. and !be Lydia Fr!da,y _starting at 9 p. ·m.·at tile The girls otudlacl trees, plant· Clrde. Mrs. Gerald WBdermoth, Wddleport comm•!IIIJI park. Tho and on!mal ure Ill a hike, had Mrs. AIIOII Eichinger, and Mrs. Ja,ya wlll emcee. · a cookout, 111111 went awlmm1111! Glenn DUI were named to a W. M. JAMES M. SDulsby an• In lbe pool at the camp alto. planning eommlllee. IIOUIICes I spaelal meetln& IJI ~ - • tr111aported to the With Mrs. Rllbort Warner prJ- Pomeroy Lodge. 164, F. arid A. Jack"'!!' CowJt;r camp site by Iidinl, 11 was reported thai 27 M., Frlda,v, 7:30 p.m. 1<1 OOIIfer Mrs. Dorotllr Woodard, M r s. alek cells bad been modo cllr· the Master MaiOn Dosi'eo m 111e James Clatworlhy, and Mrs. c. log the paet montll. M111 ~dla candidate. Re!reshmenls follow E. Blakealee, advlaor. Glesto El>ersbaeh presented tho p r o- meou"': All Master Masoas In- cllrlag tho day were Jill Cox or gram entitled, "A MedeniBrldge Hlliaboro, 111111 PaiQI Blakeslee Between Judalam and Chriallan· Circle, Jl!llllfor Blakealoo, NanSATIJRI>AY Uy," cY Titus, and Mary Francia, all OUTSIOE IOGH SChool darico former club membera. pa~V, open to public Slilurlloy Club members on the outing at tbe Pomeroy tennla court. were Twlla Clatworthy, Backy SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Dancing from 9 1<1 !2 p. m. The Harold W. Vogelsong of PortaTriplett, Debbie IIWIIIell, Carol Jay..s, .emcees. .. In case ·of rlln, mouth will be the guest apeaker Hllrlii'IVOI, Becky Hoodaahelt, AU VOICE OF MUSIC the dan<e will be held In the hl&b at lbe 10:30 s.m. SUnda,y aervlce Debbie Harbredlt, and I r e n e and· school g)111. of . the Middleport First United Barnea of Ole aantor d.m; arid iHTCHilU CAaSOI JITNEY .SUPPER, Syracuse Presbylorian Clllrcll. John F'llltz Grade School saturday. servlne will preside at Ole aerviee and from 4:30 p. m. to 7 p. m. Pfo. ATTEND WEI>DING there wlli be special music by ceeds to help purchase a new SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Che Junior choir. Father's Day fire truck~. Harry Potta, Mils Roae A n .1 wiD be observed. ' ' Lillo, local, IIDII Mrs. Franklin MONDA~ THE J,O,F, Oa55 of the Pom- Rizer and daughter MUiea, of eroy \Jnlted Methodist Church Pl>maroy ollended the wed<lln& VISIT MRS. CUSTER Mr. Potts' !ll'anddaughter, RoY. and Mrs. S. E. Kaetzel wiU meet Mondlll' at 7:30 11-m. ol Mary Allee I'Oits, Ole daughter ol !!Iii..., Ohio, and Mr. and in church parlor. ol Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potta Jr. Mra. Loren Cavenlle of Hunoll.aur"'•· South Carolina. tington were recent viaitora or was united In marriage MrL Alonzo custer LAsley st., Man.has been making glass to 9le Jamea c. Welborn Jr. at tho Pomeroy, for at least 5,0110 years. First Prelbyterlan Church In Laurena, on JuDe 7. ,,. ' ' '~ ; ! ··r,.. - • ' MARK V STORE ROYAL OAK PARK MIDDI.fPORT BOOK STORE -Uea - RIDBIOURS SliPPlY F. J. WAU.ACL JWB.1 TIYl·fOoDUND - &LOtti . REXAU DRUGS . .. lYOilS MAillET r• ~ THE ~IN' CBITtR uam.... •PLEASANT Farewell Party Being Planned Work on Pro;ect at Camp ·- SOllf I I I I ...... Aur...._nc . Washers & DrPrs ·------------~--------------·· 39.95 ., Plenty of Good Used TV fe -----------------------------~ Assodated Radio &TV ' • . ' '1J Africa's III'gbe.st peak is • '' " tiARRY MIWR 992-3635 MI. Klliman)aro, whk:h rises 19,340 feet • SYRACUSE - A potluck pi,. R. E. Worlunan, BrooksEdwarda nlc, featuring a . WieDer a n d and <lou&hU.r Shirley, and Mr. maralmtallow r,.,~ wu enjoyed by IIIOIDbers of IIIII Tr!..couD,y ' ' Cllbi ~r 66 or the U.C.B.R. A. and Re-Act at lbe 1,. col roadside Pork June 8. Followill! the ptenlc • rqu1ar meeting ns presided over by tha vtc_.slde~ Emil E)'nan, Re-Act roll call will bO at &ali Cor tile nexi'IWO weelia 'by Grafe · Hols~Jwor. · Tho gr~q> will meet ... the loWer porkln8.Jotln Plllller""' ··an June 18,'at JU .a,m. to c. a ,. EI~Cttic ·s· ·~ •. 1 ~ Watir 'Heater , • p · -:s· . .c. , '!. . • I ' t ' ' • . I, "' • , I ' ' ' I ' ' - , ard Mra. llouglas HemsiO¥, Joines White, Claud Cwlningham, and Dlviil Lipscomb. Tho III!XI meetllli will al ao be a plcalc at the New Haven state roadside park Thuraclll,)' JUliO 20 In the evening. All CB'ers are welccme. · form • Carl.... ill go to 1h<rGal- 52·' . ·st.ua.t: .: ua CGiiMI' ~-· to .at. iendtlamborei. CorresJ!Cill<ltnee w• r e read ·) 11-qm president Tilmlls I. Stew- oilj 01 ·AUQ11onn1 Beawr eo. Radio Clill, Chaizler 12 of U,c. · i\.R.A. of CcihWQ', Pa., and ·Prel l - William ~. Jt., ot ll(uaidqpkm vaiiO¥ . a 'lladlo Cl... and . Chspik 24 0t U. C. B. II_ A. at Zanosvtlle. · A s,O.IIIIIIO!olllli o1 \he ~hlp. ·be bal4 J... 16,0111 . a.m. at 111italdlfllllom Co. 'f'l4-.. • ~s at· ianesvtut; A Jlllio. bore 11\11 be h8id ti,Hol,y !t;r Pavtuoo · stnnlzorl .,... you'll be able to dial station-to-station calls. Person-to-p~rson calls. Collect calls. Gredit card·calls. Any long distance call. c. I '' ..... "'ll lfri,.. Cltl- All by yourself. Ken Williams P. J. ·~auley .WJLUAi!S . ardr,PAULEY ', IAIIONWIDE' " 21f E.. :ind·- . ~ ' ' ,JUNE 11'111 IS EXPANDED DIRECT DISTANCE DW.. lNG D~Y ~ YOUR AREA. '111AT'S '111E DAY YOO'U.. BE A1!LE '10 PLACE ALL LONG DISTANCE CALLS YOUIISEl.F - JUST BY DIAUNG '111E NUMBER. IIERE'SIIOW IT WDRIIS: . POR.,-A.,. to.ll:ATIOII •.. .CML5 .· 1' •.~1. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO, .HOYT'S RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED~ PHONE 675-1611 " PLEASANT POINT IIESOII' Rt. 62 North Pt. l'fNI11tt . cream,¥ ns.$ Doetor, Dine and Dane. To TfliJ Mdc oi · The seiis At · 15% ·~ I 20% ... WlUS ANniONY R. H. RAWUN6S SONS CO;' THE ' INI ' SPO~$ ·. TELEVISION I PLUMBING & HEATIIIG . 4'~ JuNe, 22 .,., ,]'[,; ' • UEVIIG. COAL CO. CROW'S STW HOUSE ' ., . BOGGS EOUIPMENI' Ht- · ' --------······T·---······•••••' HAMil . OHIO VAUEY BAKING CQ. "~85~N.::.:Co:urt~SI.::.._~-==·~~~~JI • , At Associated Radio &TV !"-' FortlandJ ~ ;:l<i:j .. .rQ>..s:s IcOI~ndarl Of ~;cOn .Trip ' Sunday School, 9 at Ill.; KSnneth Wiggena,supt, Worsld,p service, m.; ' ' r·=·:·":ii•!o:·:·:·:':·:=::':': ·:·:·:,<::::,:;<::::::<':':'t Pr-'se aarvlce, Tlli!J"aciii,Y', 7;30 . p.m,1 . ' TitE RtlrLOO "METIIODIS1' CHURCH - Rev. C. J, I,emley, iiUIOI'. Cbureb Schoo), 9:311 a.m.;· Wol'ald,p service, 10:36 a. in, MINERSVILLE M~HODIST - nev. • .··' ' . ..,_ ' f POl ............... Cllliltr ·ci.ID. CCIII ECT,IMY ----.-..llltTAIIIZI:M.L · ··· ' 1. Diii"O." ' .. ' 2. nielilac:oda. . ' . ' •• ••• �. ··, ' ' I • . ! . '., "'romeroy ,' · ' :M9tor Co. l . ' • ~ ' ,· · ~· .... .• .. .J . ., l ' • ' ..•' ; nelS se MIC! _HANI) qle .ljullll . • ootdny rap. ·JIIiaao IIU'/I'I. . ~ • . ,' . J (. " IIOTPOlNT .ELECI'Rll:: I'IIIP. Oood eondltloD, ... ..... 19~ CAMARO H. T. COOPE , , , , , •.•• SPECIAL .3195 . Color black 1¥1th 1¥htte vlll¥1 fql, lrontaccent bollll, P""ergllde trans.. power steertne, power disc brakes, style trlm, c:ustrn deluxe interior, front and rear mats p B. radio. rally wheels,. w-a-w tlrea, eJec. cloek, eonaoie, i21 cu. ln. 275 HP eng. Relailllat $3686.00. at ' . NNie . . . . day, ......... PHONE p.lll. . 992-2181 c.n.y,Mgr. . UFE TO 'Y'OUR HOUSE IN Bndbary,, f 11111111, nniJ deeCI'lfad; batll II' II~ 1960 STUDEBAKER '4 TON TRUCK , , . , , , , • , .$395 · V-8 ·~· utllliY body with shelves, good tires. CARPETING all ..., lb!Unl. WID Jell 'llllh or w1111oat lundture. Sherme W, Rl. I, IIJd. .. ' TR1111Z Aa1118, 1 , _ 11ae, . . - 1001, 111m, aen.r, .dleport. loiUip ellla• IIIII fln1lare MJC! PONIES wb11e 111eJ 1111.. J' I IDIIe '101!11S. S.INIIIp · Your dloleo IIllO ....., JI!IN OPEN liVES. I.-GO P.M. llld pldlng. f40 oaeh. _ , 'POME.OY, QHIO , I POOJ>LB PIIPPJJI8, , AltC 'I'OJ 11111, l"'lltwooda JIGiod, Pamo . ,_ _ _ _ _..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _, ._ _.,:~_· ' mhdllare, tiS llld ap. 811111 e.uac •• .. ... llld ll""'idD8 l'liaao f!fiiY. SERVICEI\WI for lnmt .,.I •110. U i tal 14 1100'1' RAVER IIU1!:t, 1.1 Pomeroy Motor Co. 'i'· ~ aUgnmenls llld brake """' apft1enee btlpfdl but IIIII neeoaaary, 1100'1 il!ll1lllg 1111· ary, paid vaealloll llld olber DANCE SAnJmAY NCGHTS benellll. Write Box 1111 P, " '11le Dally 8eDtiDe1, Pomeroj, 10 p.m. to2 1.m. &-JA.31e Whispering Pines EXPERIENCl!D TRUCit dmer. Phone._ or--. Mlctny Ma:lr.ll (Formorly Sundown ~lght Clubl Mullc by The BAND EVERY Friday from t ~.m. lo J a.m. Ileal bllld In . llle .a m. Sbei!IDg Sprlnp NUll Club. ..lf..lte TIWLER. BIIOWII'S Pill<, lllumllle. DANCE. Hotel MMt1n Jl'rlday to J a.m. p.m. .... avaDable. Inquire 1511 MuJber.. rt Iller 1 or 1 p.m. 1Vrlle P. llilat 0. lloE Cl Pumoto)'. s.a.tle 'l'lll!:llll WILL ~ 1 ... l!uodiJ, J11111 II, . . . . II al tile W J111D 8porilmiD aab....,... .. 'l!lllt .... M;'OOR BOAT, z5 HP; aho >r.n sell Jaguar or and _..... OulbuDd'·WUN01n, "'6"• ·• reg..... Ill Aerea $10 (recaps), llld Duteb Sian- COUNTRY 7 Rooms dard paint $3.59 gal MIG 4 bedrooms Nib cas log Food Market. 1-lUtc place, waD' to ~ wpetlng, drtUed weD. clsleml, baJ&. RACING B\"!IRO plane, 10 6lot, ment, aluminum Riding, awn16 liP motor. trailer. Must lop, other bullcllnp. One ... sell, fiiO, or ~ ol!er. Phol!e re tented. 1434'1111, &-IUic FARMS NEEDEI\ IOBN;DE!RE flO ~ winch IUid blade; also Sludebabr 21!. loll trudl: live speed !riiiii!I!IM!cwo. 8IUIMO. Bl!ii.EN MID wltb b VIIIGn. TEAFORD 1851 'llllh AliSOCL\TES - SyruaR, Ol!fe I'lL EXPRI' FIRIIITONI! DLC IOD NIIW T!IIAD-ILACKWALL .' Sin Price Tu · . 650xl3 .... S1 650xl4 ,... "" 700xt3 10M ,41 700x14 ,.... .a 7SOx14 11.11 '" 670>115 · 11M 111 . Plus R~eippllalti ....... ' •Wheel Alignment Ira® it lor GEO. HOIISI'E'I'I'BR. 1lliOKER farm trac'.or. •~ POMEROY - UNION TEJI. RACE - 6 room home 3 bedMILK, 'l9c GAL., benanu IDe rocmia, front porch &bade, lb., jowl ollced Neon S lbt. clatem, ceDar, ~torm doors RoMz - • , HOBSTETTER REALTY w.. 1-11-dle .. . ' •• "'"' .. ••• R..IEttlte For Slle 88c, bololl!a, 2 lbo. $1.31, llleak burger 61c 1b ~- .._ -----noommmind~ IIIVIVAL NOW Ia Jllllll• II eparlmentl. Cl!iea to ldloll. AJb St. Fn!e WID s.p111t PboDe IIIUIG. JO.I8-tlc Ciardi ID illlddleport l!eld 11J !leY. JCIIm 111.J1n flam W. 'I1IAJL£R SPACE, Ill a!l!!lfM .. . " •. •• lot Legion T11raeo or caD . . , . or llllllt "tulc and 1-IS-Jic TWO BEDBOOM trailer. Qm. la!!l MlG Food Mlrbl, 1-~Ute ALL MEMBERS llld Ill* Melp-GaUla liDo. guest~ are 1qtd to atlond lbe Rullllld Gun Club trap PL!:N'lT of IJIICI ... - tna. llloot, June U, 1111, ind !be er iillh Ill focllltlea. 111 SyraIIMIII!dy """""' 011 June 14. .... Cllll . . . f..l8-tlc I-JUte VL TRAILER, sleep~ ~. a1lo bltdt llld ci!IOPY• ean ~ II For Rent t,own. Jolm FuJII, Mllldleparl, Ollio. Pbolle ~II. 1-14-llc Saturday from 10 . liP motur 111111 .... • . . BAVB .. or -Iiiii.,,,.,. phone fll.4fll ..lUte 11om. All a. JO.II-11-H bl. CIIIIIHMI', • . . . . S.INIIc APACD P'OUlDIO CAMPIIIO &.tulc L--..:.Tw;;.;i,;::llght:;::,::ert~-_J TRAILEII SPACE, any llle, all ulllillel. Large comer lot Ill an~ a 5.55 Noil-t.tt G..."!_ -GUARANJIID,. • • • . y ~" •• • • c• .,....,..,_ ,~o~..,._ . DINING ·GUIDE P••roy Routt. . ........... . . . "' apen-.t, tii'O bednloml. Jllddlepcl1. PboDe &ARS ARE Mli AN' 'i'liE\IER HEAA Tl-tEM I!IIGGEll'~ JI'ORNISIII!3) 1-11'* ..,.. . . [POMEROY 1-1~ &-lUll: • . ' • • • • •• • .-·· .. ... • •• •.•' ••· .. .• . . •• • •• ,• tl • ·' .... II TON mlud hlyllld WMPO ' . JD. terilattonar c1roc p1cnr, two bcJ&. Ioiii, 1'-llldl; Mac! MlniD Keebi1Jsh before 7 p.m. II Pometoy ltJ.IM2 altAir 7 p.m. II Cbealer 915-ft!J. &-~.Ute <111 .LOCAL REPORTS " . . DAILY . ' AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOOM 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. llhle, p 0 p cooler, ete. Alia klort bd<t • tOe bloek bUilding .. Jrd. J<eeoing Meigs Gollio and Mason Area Informed. As Well As · bwdD111 room now oocupled by ranatlon ........ Tbne apart. meall m lleCIIIId floor, two fUrDllhed. Separate garage • 1anndry 100111 'llllh aparlmfJII on leoond floor. Apartment ]llrl1y t.u'lllabed. Allo II8JIII'· i!1.e cae ltorJ wooden bna!neg balldlnC llld vaeaut lol. All fllmllure lncluclecl, Ill 1111111 realed 1lllh IIOO'IIn<ome. CODIael Joe Britt II 11e<na11on Carter, or caD ....,, &-11-Ue Entertained --ar- ----- IIINIA11111Z .... Pupl, ... , . Rl#lrf Wldtil Ttnln ... . . Plrmlll Cab Taaelar, lie llll, • poll!! fill lie pllir, I loat elll4r 1llr llld dlle tJ,100. l'rll:lllrlll. [A. .. 8lrbrOD llaalll, 01111- '*""*' "" ... '*"· ··'- ..... ARB YOU lnt.ereilld la barlal I blf bout ID llaclnt? Clll MN7It Lel'l lilt lhoat 1L We n IDieriUI 1D N111a1 IIIII. lpecla1 prlee fer qalck .. I-IN!e- •.·" ., ,. ' '• IIIMIIONS METAL lied n4 lpltllp, also OliO IIDor limp. l'llclle.. . . •• . tllll, .. ' 1117 AVACAOO rJn11K Tab r i PIJIIIIIIII .cr tnde IGr alder ear. l'llone • ••· 1-IMie lftAa[ ' pr~ents II'VLLY EQtllPPEIJ r-'lo!! eenler In Racine; t pool ta- 81., Racine. Large '. . . MEWS' ClBR'I"S A GAY GIRL - .._ dJ fGr I whirl, afW ........ arptjl 1lllh ... r..IN. ll.eDt electrfc ehl!!lfG'Jir, fl. lllbr FundlaN. ..INII! ]lOIII """'· ~~ · '·' IMFO~AnON .. TWO IIEDROOil llome, ball full basemellt, pr~~~: ,.,... rear-old home 1!1 ~ Pllone IIW4IL , ... bla, ping "TRAVELIN' f "'"AT IONO 0' ' '<·, . ' .•• , . •. �. ··, ' ' I • . ! . '., "'romeroy ,' · ' :M9tor Co. l . ' • ~ ' ,· · ~· .... .• .. .J . ., l ' • ' ..•' ; nelS se MIC! _HANI) qle .ljullll . • ootdny rap. ·JIIiaao IIU'/I'I. . ~ • . ,' . J (. " IIOTPOlNT .ELECI'Rll:: I'IIIP. Oood eondltloD, ... ..... 19~ CAMARO H. T. COOPE , , , , , •.•• SPECIAL .3195 . Color black 1¥1th 1¥htte vlll¥1 fql, lrontaccent bollll, P""ergllde trans.. power steertne, power disc brakes, style trlm, c:ustrn deluxe interior, front and rear mats p B. radio. rally wheels,. w-a-w tlrea, eJec. cloek, eonaoie, i21 cu. ln. 275 HP eng. Relailllat $3686.00. at ' . NNie . . . . day, ......... PHONE p.lll. . 992-2181 c.n.y,Mgr. . UFE TO 'Y'OUR HOUSE IN Bndbary,, f 11111111, nniJ deeCI'lfad; batll II' II~ 1960 STUDEBAKER '4 TON TRUCK , , . , , , , • , .$395 · V-8 ·~· utllliY body with shelves, good tires. CARPETING all ..., lb!Unl. WID Jell 'llllh or w1111oat lundture. Sherme W, Rl. I, IIJd. .. ' TR1111Z Aa1118, 1 , _ 11ae, . . - 1001, 111m, aen.r, .dleport. loiUip ellla• IIIII fln1lare MJC! PONIES wb11e 111eJ 1111.. J' I IDIIe '101!11S. S.INIIIp · Your dloleo IIllO ....., JI!IN OPEN liVES. I.-GO P.M. llld pldlng. f40 oaeh. _ , 'POME.OY, QHIO , I POOJ>LB PIIPPJJI8, , AltC 'I'OJ 11111, l"'lltwooda JIGiod, Pamo . ,_ _ _ _ _..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _, ._ _.,:~_· ' mhdllare, tiS llld ap. 811111 e.uac •• .. ... llld ll""'idD8 l'liaao f!fiiY. SERVICEI\WI for lnmt .,.I •110. U i tal 14 1100'1' RAVER IIU1!:t, 1.1 Pomeroy Motor Co. 'i'· ~ aUgnmenls llld brake """' apft1enee btlpfdl but IIIII neeoaaary, 1100'1 il!ll1lllg 1111· ary, paid vaealloll llld olber DANCE SAnJmAY NCGHTS benellll. Write Box 1111 P, " '11le Dally 8eDtiDe1, Pomeroj, 10 p.m. to2 1.m. &-JA.31e Whispering Pines EXPERIENCl!D TRUCit dmer. Phone._ or--. Mlctny Ma:lr.ll (Formorly Sundown ~lght Clubl Mullc by The BAND EVERY Friday from t ~.m. lo J a.m. Ileal bllld In . llle .a m. Sbei!IDg Sprlnp NUll Club. ..lf..lte TIWLER. BIIOWII'S Pill<, lllumllle. DANCE. Hotel MMt1n Jl'rlday to J a.m. p.m. .... avaDable. Inquire 1511 MuJber.. rt Iller 1 or 1 p.m. 1Vrlle P. llilat 0. lloE Cl Pumoto)'. s.a.tle 'l'lll!:llll WILL ~ 1 ... l!uodiJ, J11111 II, . . . . II al tile W J111D 8porilmiD aab....,... .. 'l!lllt .... M;'OOR BOAT, z5 HP; aho >r.n sell Jaguar or and _..... OulbuDd'·WUN01n, "'6"• ·• reg..... Ill Aerea $10 (recaps), llld Duteb Sian- COUNTRY 7 Rooms dard paint $3.59 gal MIG 4 bedrooms Nib cas log Food Market. 1-lUtc place, waD' to ~ wpetlng, drtUed weD. clsleml, baJ&. RACING B\"!IRO plane, 10 6lot, ment, aluminum Riding, awn16 liP motor. trailer. Must lop, other bullcllnp. One ... sell, fiiO, or ~ ol!er. Phol!e re tented. 1434'1111, &-IUic FARMS NEEDEI\ IOBN;DE!RE flO ~ winch IUid blade; also Sludebabr 21!. loll trudl: live speed !riiiii!I!IM!cwo. 8IUIMO. Bl!ii.EN MID wltb b VIIIGn. TEAFORD 1851 'llllh AliSOCL\TES - SyruaR, Ol!fe I'lL EXPRI' FIRIIITONI! DLC IOD NIIW T!IIAD-ILACKWALL .' Sin Price Tu · . 650xl3 .... S1 650xl4 ,... "" 700xt3 10M ,41 700x14 ,.... .a 7SOx14 11.11 '" 670>115 · 11M 111 . Plus R~eippllalti ....... ' •Wheel Alignment Ira® it lor GEO. HOIISI'E'I'I'BR. 1lliOKER farm trac'.or. •~ POMEROY - UNION TEJI. RACE - 6 room home 3 bedMILK, 'l9c GAL., benanu IDe rocmia, front porch &bade, lb., jowl ollced Neon S lbt. clatem, ceDar, ~torm doors RoMz - • , HOBSTETTER REALTY w.. 1-11-dle .. . ' •• "'"' .. ••• R..IEttlte For Slle 88c, bololl!a, 2 lbo. $1.31, llleak burger 61c 1b ~- .._ -----noommmind~ IIIVIVAL NOW Ia Jllllll• II eparlmentl. Cl!iea to ldloll. AJb St. Fn!e WID s.p111t PboDe IIIUIG. JO.I8-tlc Ciardi ID illlddleport l!eld 11J !leY. JCIIm 111.J1n flam W. 'I1IAJL£R SPACE, Ill a!l!!lfM .. . " •. •• lot Legion T11raeo or caD . . , . or llllllt "tulc and 1-IS-Jic TWO BEDBOOM trailer. Qm. la!!l MlG Food Mlrbl, 1-~Ute ALL MEMBERS llld Ill* Melp-GaUla liDo. guest~ are 1qtd to atlond lbe Rullllld Gun Club trap PL!:N'lT of IJIICI ... - tna. llloot, June U, 1111, ind !be er iillh Ill focllltlea. 111 SyraIIMIII!dy """""' 011 June 14. .... Cllll . . . f..l8-tlc I-JUte VL TRAILER, sleep~ ~. a1lo bltdt llld ci!IOPY• ean ~ II For Rent t,own. Jolm FuJII, Mllldleparl, Ollio. Pbolle ~II. 1-14-llc Saturday from 10 . liP motur 111111 .... • . . BAVB .. or -Iiiii.,,,.,. phone fll.4fll ..lUte 11om. All a. JO.II-11-H bl. CIIIIIHMI', • . . . . S.INIIc APACD P'OUlDIO CAMPIIIO &.tulc L--..:.Tw;;.;i,;::llght:;::,::ert~-_J TRAILEII SPACE, any llle, all ulllillel. Large comer lot Ill an~ a 5.55 Noil-t.tt G..."!_ -GUARANJIID,. • • • . y ~" •• • • c• .,....,..,_ ,~o~..,._ . DINING ·GUIDE P••roy Routt. . ........... . . . "' apen-.t, tii'O bednloml. Jllddlepcl1. PboDe &ARS ARE Mli AN' 'i'liE\IER HEAA Tl-tEM I!IIGGEll'~ JI'ORNISIII!3) 1-11'* ..,.. . . [POMEROY 1-1~ &-lUll: • . ' • • • • •• • .-·· .. ... • •• •.•' ••· .. .• . . •• • •• ,• tl • ·' .... II TON mlud hlyllld WMPO ' . JD. terilattonar c1roc p1cnr, two bcJ&. Ioiii, 1'-llldl; Mac! MlniD Keebi1Jsh before 7 p.m. II Pometoy ltJ.IM2 altAir 7 p.m. II Cbealer 915-ft!J. &-~.Ute <111 .LOCAL REPORTS " . . DAILY . ' AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOOM 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. llhle, p 0 p cooler, ete. Alia klort bd<t • tOe bloek bUilding .. Jrd. J<eeoing Meigs Gollio and Mason Area Informed. As Well As · bwdD111 room now oocupled by ranatlon ........ Tbne apart. meall m lleCIIIId floor, two fUrDllhed. Separate garage • 1anndry 100111 'llllh aparlmfJII on leoond floor. Apartment ]llrl1y t.u'lllabed. Allo II8JIII'· i!1.e cae ltorJ wooden bna!neg balldlnC llld vaeaut lol. All fllmllure lncluclecl, Ill 1111111 realed 1lllh IIOO'IIn<ome. CODIael Joe Britt II 11e<na11on Carter, or caD ....,, &-11-Ue Entertained --ar- ----- IIINIA11111Z .... Pupl, ... , . Rl#lrf Wldtil Ttnln ... . . Plrmlll Cab Taaelar, lie llll, • poll!! fill lie pllir, I loat elll4r 1llr llld dlle tJ,100. l'rll:lllrlll. [A. .. 8lrbrOD llaalll, 01111- '*""*' "" ... '*"· ··'- ..... ARB YOU lnt.ereilld la barlal I blf bout ID llaclnt? Clll MN7It Lel'l lilt lhoat 1L We n IDieriUI 1D N111a1 IIIII. lpecla1 prlee fer qalck .. I-IN!e- •.·" ., ,. ' '• IIIMIIONS METAL lied n4 lpltllp, also OliO IIDor limp. l'llclle.. . . •• . tllll, .. ' 1117 AVACAOO rJn11K Tab r i PIJIIIIIIII .cr tnde IGr alder ear. l'llone • ••· 1-IMie lftAa[ ' pr~ents II'VLLY EQtllPPEIJ r-'lo!! eenler In Racine; t pool ta- 81., Racine. Large '. . . MEWS' ClBR'I"S A GAY GIRL - .._ dJ fGr I whirl, afW ........ arptjl 1lllh ... r..IN. ll.eDt electrfc ehl!!lfG'Jir, fl. lllbr FundlaN. ..INII! ]lOIII """'· ~~ · '·' IMFO~AnON .. TWO IIEDROOil llome, ball full basemellt, pr~~~: ,.,... rear-old home 1!1 ~ Pllone IIW4IL , ... bla, ping "TRAVELIN' f "'"AT IONO 0' ' '<·, . ' .•• , . •. �. . ~~g.:: r..~~ .lilil.!l~, 1968 T!IESDAY J1me H-18 11IE SAND PEBBLFS (Technlcolor) Steve McQueen Richard Allenborough Running time: 3 Hrs. 15 min. Wednesday ond Thursday June 19- 20 Friday and Saturday June 2l- 22 NOT OPEN SHOW 7 1>. M. . j ' ' . .· $eeki~g Delegate·:. Commltments... was lalk he might get iL The New York governOr is far behind Iormor Vice President :l;hard M. Nixon In convention once head favorite son delep- RISING STAR In lbaw bas~ neu, •iDler Gloria Lorlnr II a comparative newcomer lo lbe enler1alnm,enl world. Her &lory aud lbat of bad· liner Arelba Frauklln wW be aublecl of an upeomloJ lelevlslon opeclal. USDA Acts THE BEST YETI 'Why """' ••• at 1 - g.t .... delalls Nclatl POMEROY ATIONAL BANK • RUTLAND tssk would be to solve file terday. problems of Negroes and the The Agriculture Department• a poor. OIUIOIIIICOment said tllat In addiGeorge C. Wallace- The for- tion to the import Q.totas oo con- mer Alabama governor to1d a cheering Atlanta audience that America's allies let her down in ytetnam. He said if elected president he would tell them .. next time you cmne alo~ with us." If they refuse he said • • ''I'm going to cut o!f foreign aid Member Federal Reserve System they owe us.'' Member FDIC All Accounb Insured Up To fl5,000 Under The Flldorol Depo&it lnauranco Corporation ~·00 to 7:00 RO._-..EA: surplus. The Common Market Parish, Chillicothe District. Glooster - Trimble, Joe Walburn from Roundhead Clrcul~ Lima DistriclGood Hope, E. J. RussoU ttcm CoolviUe, Cincinnati District Price Hill, Eu,geneBrowntrom provides mBQY a nice view at times during the years. lts prac~ Ileal advantsges in transportotloo cannot be denied. However, there has also been a "price" throogh tile years, and one o1 file bigheat paid locally was on Sept. 27, 1926, When four Pomeroy women and a baby were drowned. According to a newspaper account of tile event, a yawl was swept under the ferryboat, Champion No. 3, towhlchtlleboat was attached. Lo11ing their Uve11 - - - 1 2 ft. - -- THE ULnMATE IN CABINETRY • • • Clean, modern styling plus the beauty of walnut·tone cabinets will make you proud to step into your new kitchen. COMPLETE KITCHEN features nylon glides on drawers for smoother opening; exclusive combination hinge·catch on all cabi· nets; easy-to-clean formica top; - - --...J porcelain enamel double sink; 30" Roper slip·in range, your choice of gas or electric; matching power exhaust hood with filter and light PLUS a completely automatic dish· washer, with a 12-piace setting capacity. Colors available for appliances and sink: Coppertone, Turquoise and White. FREE KITCHEN PLANNING SERVICE AVAILABLE NO DOWN PAYMENT - 36 MOS. TO PAY COMPLETE KITCHEN WITHOUT DISHWASHER S64900 149900 REG. $699.00 VAWE Metamora, Owen WUiiam ~I and her small daughtsr, Anna 1\largaret, Several days iapaed before file bodies were ree(Wered and retu mod to a shocked COIIII1IImlt.y for burial, There were 19 dllldren left motherless as the result ot file drowning c1. file toor women. The newspaper giving .an i<. Wrlght Crmn Sydenstrlcker, Portsmoufll ~f!strlct. Portsmoofll District Ironton, Richard Ward Cr1111 Methodist Theological School ln The Department Store of Building Since 1915 - ,. · • ' ... , ·, · .'(_ ~1,. ':>. . ' , .. · ;·.-. ~~~"' .. -' '~: · . ' - · · ·. · •t v.- I· ' ' ,-... ~ ~-· .j1." Ji; .····., ' . ~ ·• ·• • ' · to 1 ·~h . , ' u·~~ ~ ~ ' ,, ' ., • ~. ,' .. ', I ('AGES ~· SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1968 • 1>oMEROY-MIDDLEPORT "--t .llev,Jted To The Grealer Middle Ohio J'alley I , •. oy; Henry A. carreon, a p~ eU W. StaUier !tom Gilboa, 1)&. IP'OOnl director Cor the 1<1'11 fiance District. . Alwelea city schoola, aald~J. . Fultonham, Kennefll E. Roach aaw Sirhan the <11,y bo!ore !lie !rom retirement. alayloi at a tarset pcU<;~! Marietta, Christ - Trlnll;r Ar.- range jn San GabrieL , :· . I lotlation, Edmund C. Jcaa tram He lAid Sirhan ,fl1 ahoatlac Zanesville FtraL .. very fiP-.u.r ,....., with 1 U Roseville, Laster J. Watts cellber pistol. He eollmaled 3oo Item Junction City, ZIIIOsviUe to 400 bullet cas~ ~ OD file District. IP'OUDd around Sirhan. Shawnee - New SlnltsviUe, carreon had come to ibo . Stockport, Mark Fulkereon from r.,.. wlfll a !Hend, DaVId Cumberland, Cambridge District Montellano, an - r t m &W1I, (WEO). an! aaid Sirhan asked hlm• · ' Zanesville Flra~ Robert St. "H"" >iiU hold 1Gii.:~ Clair from Jel!eroonviUe, WU- get bellet acc..-cy boduie llJ.Jn..tru. Di trl ...... -•..,_, s ct. thla gun doesn't have a s~Pt ..,. ll?" . .:, ao 18 . ' . . FOUR 'SECTIONS. °.s> . . . · . .~, ·~ '<-PT: rt ··t. o' "~ ..... .. """ o -~ '}: A ~~~- , -' 9:30 IN THE MORNING TO 9:00 IN THE EVENING ' . SELECT YOUR FATHERS DAY GIFTS AND CARDS NOW THREE FLOORS FILLED WITH GIFT IDEAS SURE TO PLEASE DAD ON HIS DAY. . ( . • FIRST DffiT TURNE!l - cart Barnblll, loCI, and LlndHy Lyona turn Ill~ first .shovel lUll Q! eerfll tor $1,408,9661'111'11 ,._.., J>lalns-Chester Wetsr Dl•trlct saturday. In background, ttcm loll, are PhU LlvoUe, EDA fteld coordlnltor, John P. HW.Sieco,lnc. engln.-blg ftrm execudve vice presldenl; James McDorman, Farmers Heme Admlnlitrtl,llon Illite director; Claude Qulllen, Sloe~, Inc. o,.meer; Henry V ·- ~AP Will Expand l~ti-Rural Areas. I' to "('- • ;;! /'"M 'v ' ~~ ._;.._. '~~..... ,- . •GALCIPOLJS -; POMEROY- The U. S. Corps r:J. EqlneerS at Huntington, W. ', .. an~ .tho CAl', and local healfll deparlmenis ln ooiving the .~!h Pl'tlblem• lt • Out A wilh · , olllclalo whereby file work W""' · lDiately ooe day per wee!< on a regular bllsls ln each CODIIIIU"' wW GALLOOLI:S _ llimQo. wu eotllilalld at $100 bl va., lo Inviting blds on pool cloarlng Cor file Racine Locks and . Potn on · 11t1 Oblo lllvu• Tlio ·wOJ:li;,.....alllll01lf-olearlni· apd di$POajDsof,alllreeo, brullh and teneu aiOnl botij ~>an~<s "' thO Oll,lo RlYOr '"!'I Ito \)1butarlea beloW elll\'IIIOn SS2.0 blclu4ing the Islands from tho ~cine Locka and Dam upatream to Lock and Dam ~. alliOalongbolll bank• ol oU fllo trlblllarlos cl. the Ohio River II> aiiOIJII where elevation 560.0 meets tho 101rlace cl. low water In lhe tributary. Tbe work also lndudea tile removal and di$P08alorastonedam II MUI Creek. a11'ie'af'-" 2:21 p.m. Friday U!at dlunaged a Mella eoUnt.Y woman'• 0!11' at file Ashland sOrvlce StaiUin . 118 Vln !lt One I ell and 10 e .til· "' men made 0 run. , Firemen said an attendant was !llllng file gasoline taN< 00 a car tlrlven by Jollie 111ae Ar1x or Harrisonville. There 1118 lllJIIU'entty a leak In file IIller plpe and gasoline splllod onto 1 be driveway, Probable cauae of the fire was a discarded cigarette. 1be ftre damaAed. the left tront tire, paint m file 1961 . Corvalr Mon2a and a !lonr mat. It was the 8181 run or the year and file flttl1 ilf file mon111 Cor Gai- UpoUs Vol- Firemen. bll haid . ·. Al ROY'L OAK>PARK.,· .· flley were IU!felina _ was answered by one $2 COitrllludon lrom file entire COIII!Iy, tllat beIng made by Mrs. w. H. Fuiii'Gd of Allred. Brooks, chief onglnaer ollicer for the department or pobllc work& of EDA and pat $POlker; John ·Foster, state FliA engineer; Frank W, Porter, Jr., water district counsel; MU~ ton Roush, FliA county • ....,.visor; Ralph !>richard, Sleco, Inc. engineer and Eldon Gaul, member o! file water district board o! trUstees. Komafl1 Sboeta, 1013 Second Avo., beaale breeder and tralnar, oteod lUI and wllJed bla face, il wai lhl !laJ!-IIIIIIarllled taco o1 an .ouljiOOralnla ~llome!l to wurlnB a haL II waa alild file rica cl. a mali. "" Uf!od . Crosa appeal for Florida. usur_ terers" - with no hint as towfuo' t ~:::=x::::xe-:I:=-:::::m::>.::>.:::::::::m:::::.:::-o:::W::f.!~?.?.i».:?.!»~:om:;:;:;:;:;z-::::::~:::-.:-.:::::::::::-"n.:::::::::~:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::~;;::::::-~::::::~::;:::::::::::::•:•:•:•:;;:;;.-;;:;:;:;:;;:::~~::::::::::::::::::::-'!=~::::::.:::::: ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy SUNDA);'J:UNE '16th Admlnlotratlon In Wosillngton, D. c., gave file sr<im<J>reeldng address. ~liking !rom a preparedtext, Brooks oald file $1,174,000 EDA IP'W Cor file construetion of file lll'slsm wlll help IndirectlY In keeping the young people In tbla area. Brooks emi>haolzed thai EDA ls concerned mainly with "left BY ROBERT WINGETI' TUPPERS PLAINS- 1be Or at shovel ruu or dirt was turned saturday attsrnoon Cor the rural TuJIIIOI'S i'lalns..Cheetsr Wetsr Sj'atenr In (lrOOinj!breaking oeremonlili'lf; Eastern Ill&!> School. A c"'*''" . - 200 peroons lncludlnli i!llb:onl, contractor&, gove111J1111111- Iiiliclal•· and watsr dllllrict representative• obaerved• LIDdMi)o Lyms, assisted by Carl Barnhill, bl'J!Ol< ground wlfll e gul~ shoYel. Lyons Is preoldent o1 the woter district board or truatses and Barnhill ls vlc"i'cesldent. The syotem lrlll be Gle largest rural water Installation In file United flats•. It Is to conolst or sboul 214 mlles or mains and wUl serve patr<llls In 600 s~re mOos ot Melgs and Afllens Coun. Uea. The systsm will etsrt wlfll .... - '· TONIGHT, JUNE II CLAMBAKE Elvis J>reoley · P1u1 · '' \ •·' ,,',,' ., • hind file prosreis ot the nation blo stall ol FHA olllclalo; ~ . · a.s a wide. EDA ...., such wetsr dllllriet board or tniJareas to have jobs and training tees, Ioiii' counsai Fl'lllk YJI; :'' Porter, Jr., and Seco, Ine., -.. Ccir lis peophi, he oald. oultlnl engineers. u People all over Ohio a a 4' fiii'QI&Iiout tho United - s ci!a look to filii prQject with pride Cor the aeeompll--haa· : b - made," said McJlormlll, McDorman alilo brouallt • wlllt .. (Conti""" .. Pap I) .' -; '· ' • •I "' , over 1,500 customers. Henry S. Brooks, chle! engineering oOir.er ot l'\lbli< Worke for file Economic Devolopment Relief Cost Was $6,266 GALLIPOLIS - Wayne Davlo, chairman ol fllo GoUla COUDil' American Reel Crosa, aaidsaturday disaster ralle! upendlturea have totaled 116,266 In tills 00011· t.Y. oil .. outright alii' None oC this asollllance needs to be repild by tho lamillel lnvo!Yed since It nolllldt potalble-~IJ'«· thO A~rldll ~e who contribute to !belled c~u. 1be pi f#. tbo Red Croao In its disastst relle! ....ratlontll to help !ajnlllos hell> fllem~eo back to normal aOer disaster atrlkes. · ''Thank.s to tlloluUcooporation ot file entiH coaununll;r, I con now report the Red Cross miosion la accompli1hed," Nr. J)a.. vis said. Although the disaster operation was completed Saturday, the Red Cross olllce In file Courtboose wiU continue to be 0J!011 MARRIAGE LICENSES Monday lbmqjjl Frlday !rom 10 POMEROY - Donald a.m. to f p.m. lor tho regular Harden, 21, ~racuse, and An· programs and services _,sor· gela Darlene FID<, 19, Cheshire ed by file GoUla ,Coonb' ChapRoute 2. ter. +. . . .,~-:=$!::-::;:' -· ""£!,t;:!f.:::;:;:;;w.•:~:;:::•::»:«-:-=<«•:~!.:?.~~:0.::~-=~~ · ' ,;·.~W:I.w~~--~:N::l~~~ ' ••• *!t~~ Dnwn UT Tnder Racer Coming u • j POMEROY- Twu racers !rom down-mder have added lnternationa! Interest to file llli Bond Regatta at Pomeroy on file Ohio Rlver on June 22 and 23rd. Jack and Diane lllarshall d &Ydney, Australis bave entered file races according to Mro. Mabel Harrison, Sacretary-Treaaurer, Mideast <Mtboart Asoodalion Inc., which Is oponsorlng The Fourth Big Bond Re!lllte opens wlfll file big parade 11 l p.m. Frlday In Middleport and Pomeroy. The Ever Loofll' st. Bernards wUl be the Ceature at.. traction at 3 p.m. and 7:30p.m. Friday, Jllle 21. Jack Carsey, pros!- or file Pomeroy Cioolmer oC C ommerce, seys piOII!,y or !too parking will be avollable II file alia Dillie noes. The races wUl be tree. Roland Ctablrea, - . , with file blgh""1 ....,._, II overH&IIla clearlns ol file rtvwbllllk Cor eaay v1ow1n1. Tht balance f#. 11t1 P&'IIP'IIII 011 Saturday In adiW... II> ... races lrlll be lob racaa on t h • Ohio RIYer, U. S. DlofalonalF.... J11mplng Conteat, plo IIi&& oontsltland Home Tallllt - · the raeea. The lllarsballa have been In outhoerd radii& since 1952. '!')ley have made severaltrlpatot.tS.A. and Jack wUl race In C & D • ' Hydro fills aeaom. In Auatralla there Is a amall but enlhuolastlc racing group which Ia growing. Jack II file D, F, and X Auatrallan National Champion and holds straight. a.war ncords ln 'Cheae classes, Diana raced her own outboard for several years In 41Jstralla but now linda lhe has lliiOUlill to do helping Jack In file pita. The eveat wUl be patrolled by file u. s. Coaltl Guard AuxiiW,. Notice• haYO been aent to all mariners on file Oblo Blver .bJ the Coul Guard 11iat file eveUt wUl be held between mile llld 250. s• ~' ' . . .. ·- .,' ' !':"• ~ . l .·. . ,jo-; .. 'i' ' ' , ·• .' ' . ,': I Sc/Wlarships To be Given ' CLEA)!ING - W4!'*s or the !Aodlqr CrMI< CODIInc ancy Dlatrlct'a ••Operatlan Mallllt:HID\'' p~ tznH bJ Jack Crlap, assisted lhll'lllltroy CMmber ol C<lmiDarce lui - . In llttlJe- file rlwrbank aiq E. Vall>~~ reodr tor !b!a \ . .ing lila 8end RapUl Weekend, J1101 21-113, 1f1t - ' - 1 . - In -of lhll'mlero7 J....... Mlloltr 1llldt llopertmao!l. - dono courllay ct tl.. MoJ1a \. PO!lEROY - lbo Meigs Colll>Coolllllillton.Y 11 Cldcena' Scholarship F.,..don. known b 11Dollars for lieb<iara':, w!U award $1,300 ln .schal.t!!'~• I!IOodli 11 B p. m. II '11\o PomertiY ,lomentary scho<iL ,· ' GAl.UPOLIS- Tllo can were ......., Frill Mor,row, IWPtloll boaviiJ . ..,__ _, ln. 1 near heal. and ..U not •hi~.... saillli y-;'~ . 011 colll;r;~?:02p. ... f\'lday ·. l!olh ·wlll''lliile!\t tr""' lliimo•ie)' ~- .., Cloio Rd., llwa tlutha ~Clod duri!W l county"""'"drl"' Ot • lllllt 'til .!{!. 1111,_... lin ' .. two montlla. cOnll~ , IJ(pway r. (hrs Damaged in '""'""' rm\1 A Drivdn · ' James lllcllorman, state director d tbe Farmer• H o m e Adminl"tr.ation spoke briefly, praising those who IOIJIPOrted file Tuppers Plslns-Oieetsr Wetsr Diatrlct !rom Gle time ot lis Inception. ~dal acknoWledgout" areas that are lagging be- 1110111 was pven by McDorman to Wendy and ·Charlie in South America " •' 'i'. . . Water System Project 1be project proposal waa ~ub­ mltted to the OEO on March 27, 1968 Cor 1 12-monlh. period but file above grant approVal period ruiiS tllrougb program year B, whlch enda Oc,t. 31, 1968. Sayre pointed OUI lhal II that tlmo file project wUl be r ....rtt.teh Ud he is hopeiUI that lt lvill be rHPProved for progrl)n year C, on 1 l~mooth blal.. Anyone inll...,.ted In file cOIIIUitaJit's job or file 1111' so' • m>oJ'ntmont lhouid (Contlnned on 1'1&11 3) SHOP FRIDAY AN·DSATURDAY ,_-! . it.Y. FARMER r'BOE"l BROWN "DOWN ON THE FARM" CHICKEN .BAR-B- QUI ., ' . •. TO BE ·HEL·D·· , .- ac- ,.i •• "' ' : count or file Incident la file property or Don McKnight, on ern. ploye of file G. and J. In Pomeroy. The paper discloses filii a Ma~&s Count.Y American R e d BEACH~~~ • ~·~ ' ;;, ' ~~ Pomeroy Cement Block ... Waverly, Portsmouth District in the trage<bt were Mrs, Della C. Foulk, Mn. Dora Hunnell • Mrs. Jobmie Meier, and Mrs. - ·' Ambaa:i Announce MethQdist Assignments ~~1S~:y~=:u~ appliances (Continued !rom pege I) - ' ~ . - ,' a Reagan- Addressing has eetshlished a mllk price sup • an Indianapolis funct raising port of $!.67 per hundredweight, dinner, the Clllfornia gOvernor compared to the ~. S. support said the nation's domestic price of$f.26perhundredwelght, problems trom poverty to for milk of national average butviolence were the result ot terfat content. "permissiveness from cradle to crime. It's time to get angry," he said. PLAN SALE liiASON - The Ladies Auxll. lary of the l\lason Volunteer Fire Department Is having a rummage sale, Saturday, from The a.R)Olntmenta, by dJstrida 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at file city InclUded: building, The proceeds wiU help ChiUicothe District pay for a new fire truck. Albany, Howard Mayne, ftrot appointment. OLD FINE EXECUTED Amanda, Jack D. Lethenstrom Harold WDilam Smltll, 51, Rt. from Haydenville - Webb's Cha1, Raclne, has been jailed by' tbe pel, Chillicothe District. sherlfrs department for execuChesterhill, Charles W. im. tion oc an old fine and costa. hoff from Glouster _ Tflmbie Chilllcothe District. ' Coolville, Roy W. Rose trcm Pleasant HIU - Hocking HUts Beat •. 1+--- ·.; r,. ,,;;, ' KITCHEN with matching · Delaware, Ohio. Miller, Keifll Powers ttomBig Branch, Portsmoufll Dlattt<L Purtsmooth: Manly, l'aul Pyles ttcm South Poin4 Portsmoulb new asSignments Cor ministers District. in the conference. Racine, Dale McClur·D" .__ The 'ntm • u,.u appm ents were an.. Bethel, Portsmouth District. noonced at the closing session Rod n e y, Normon WUIIams of file Ohio Annual Conference, from WUliamsport, ChUiicothe which opened last SUnday night. District. The 151 changes covered all South Point, Eugene .f1nne!IID secUoos of the conlerence, which from Morral, Lima DistrlcL has more than 1,100 churches. ' Waverly Lestsr Taylor ttcm Columbus led the 11 diatrlcts Dayton: S:, J>aul in the number of new appoint. tricl• IJo.yton m.. m.ents w1th 23, lollowedby ZanesZanesvUie District vii le with 18, Cincinnati 17, DayFra ton and WUmington 16, !ipringzeysburg- Perryton, R<nfield 13, Chillicothe and Defiance 12, Toledo 9, Lima 8 and Portsmoufl17. . Ronald • ' ',. ·~~. Si~hiiq· .•~ 4 •.1, ,( ·. .:. ol I -" - • ' 1.00 ,ANGELES (VJlO..;. A i1lt;:\_,pare~ u Ids hands ao.. ~· make · ·~ ml~ · ~~ In ,!!Je ·rDIIIA> :~~n~d.veiito , F.'teethl.•~~ 1'1!l . i!oelr l!'lri!l• were·~·· 11!<en by. Sen. Riilort F. ]'~ ,tllb-d 11tn1~k a ,lr•:h at fh~ lashmm.te.. :• ·"~ · •l·t' : at T~y;, Mll!llo,land qa,Or 'toil'ls- Ke~. tiler hls /' viotol-f ... lleiOI!·Ih<\second, . ' . l,.aat ¥1!10110 ~ ·,.,o·.l ' . tsrs causo<Pl\11\rl••lllll~ speech led him, to ~ . ~.1' y" •Ppwderburns lndlcllad tile "Wheli I """'l',, iiUI' l'"l~t lnlowa. · ,. ; .· where, !U> wa~ .-loU~.: Ji.r .an ';, Jr~Mwu . Ored nolmorefllan ,, rem~ lhit ~. ~ · The twlater at Trac~ Thursday laassin, grand Jury tssillnOo.Y two or three lnchea trlliii ,. me, ·•fiirli to l'GUf rlfJII;- ~ nlshl drWed straight Uil'()ugh the re,ve~ ; . . . ~~·right ear. hlDI ICMII"' · C·p.lo n Jl~·l southweetsrn MlnneSOili liMn ~t Sirhan It Slrbon ·Pflcdced -,'l;)le crowd aroun! file Room.' " , ' . • '·· 1; 2,800, leavtog 1 t'h <!llile-10111.. Orlng a .. 22. ci!III>Or pistol at a mortalll' ,,. !'Wnled se1111or hit U,!~:ker aaid ~ bfllo>e<~.<li,J tllree - blook - ·wide cut lhit target range, Uttering the and cursed at file auaalln. · ordw was IP'veb II¥ ·tlno kiUed seVOII perso'M~ illlurod 72 cround, with hiDIIIreds of shoD "Everymle waa trying to kill Ttmanaon, ~· . 01 , ~ othera, l1 of fllem crltlcaiJ¥ and call"', l2 houra before the him." hOtel's · food and ' damaged aome 50 to 75 buDd- slayillg, 1 witness said. · R'rl Ue<ker, 15115-·inaltre d~ODL · .• • .; : trws, incJudiag chw-chea, schools A dai"k;.balred .ifl "~ · a d' at the Ambia Sidor .~. ;' l'\1U_ce aai4 an ~ and Tracy's P<Mor,plant. very good !~sure Wfll'hW ·a eaeorted .~eciY . !rom ll)o bulletin Ia atill ~t & , .thi "Houses disintegrated," , 1.,. polka dot dre66 stood smWifB sla$0 of the · Emt.,ay Room · l!l)'aterloos alrl Ill til! . '·;d« wltness.es said. . next to Sirhan momente. ba!ore ~arly U,.t• Wedoe8day !llllrlll1!a dr~s . I:OPOl'ied aeea ,~ "It sounded like seveo ttaight he aimed a ,gun Inches away alter the senator h!ld doUvlred !'lnlty by sevenl·wl ,...,Iii trains going over my house, • trom KOlUiedy s head and pulled a opeech be!ore cheertng file lhootlng. , ;:.. • ·; · said one man !!hose home was file tr~Ger, according to IJ1otb. SIU>porters clalinlng >lcll>ry In Vlneonl TIIOmaa ·dl ··.' ··· il· destroyed whlle he and hlo ram- or witness. the Calilornli Demooratlc pres- walter, 'ltlld lh8 lflll!('f jp,ey•titt· Uy huddled In the basement. A walter alandlng a lew Coot idenUal primary. was f,clur to olx Coot aW., 6:!iPJ' away ttcm the -tor w.hen he He said plan$ were changed· Kennedy when he wu abct.·'l!t MARRIAGE· APPUCAT!ONS was &hot said Sirhan had "a at file laat minute an! KeiiiiOIOiy notlead , Sil-hall . and file . cttl Tillman Jerome stubba; Jr., •.lck-Iooldng smile on his face" was to gu to a news confarence alandl111 on a plattonn UJed te 22, Rl 3, Ozark, Alaska, lab as he Ired the first two shots. in file COlonial Room by way of all~ om ~a. , '· ~ tschnlcian, and Mary Maureen Release Teotlmony file pantry. "He' 1~ ao thootlh he'. Cozart, 2t, Rl 2, Racine; ThornThe 273-pege tronscript oC file "He was auwosed to-file elfller talked to her or filrtld as Matthew Siewert, 20, Rl 2, secret srand Jury procsedl~Wt Orst plan-, was that he wu wlfll her beeause she smUod>" Cheahire, laborer, and Carolyn filet one week ago resulted in 1 supposed to. gu downlalrs, f11e Dl Pierro aald. "Torelllor tlie)' Ann ffiand, 17, Wsat Columbia. firskiegree murder indictment next door, and he was hPPGSed wore betllsmill~W." .. against the 24-yoar-<>ld JordaAs Sirhan .atepped dCMn iJie nlan immigrant was releasfXI to TWO ARRESI'Eil tour Inches Crcm the stand ·to VETERANS MEMORIAL th~ publlc Thursday. It conl'omei'Ol' llOUce have rt110rted file fioor, "he wu amu~.l!ft tained file testimony of 23 til lac~ the minute the Orot tt1o HOSPITAL 35• shots wore Or"" he atUI hittd witnesses and other persons e arrest of Robart Sanders, ' Admissions - Kathy Moore, 1 investi!llting file '··' of Concord, N. C., on charges cl. • .., Cheshire; Harriet, Hyatt, Ra,...,,ng the running a red light and 110 oper- very slck-looldng amOe on Ida face " file Wilier aald. clnei Maude McMurray, Pome- 42-year-old senator. The transcriJJt disclosed: ator's Ucenae, and WOllam May• Question Tlfrse 1'0)'. Kennedy a hot thr nard, 27, Racine. on a charp Discharges - LOula wli- urn-:.. not ..:: s • belle •• of speediag. Deteedvea. have queatlclned llama, Anna Verrigan, Julla • "uce as ved three w<lilen who •. Reese, Everett Coy. eorller. The fatal bullet poneThe Otis brothers l01tanod torward and idelltllled tliellltrlled hls brain. Another the 'first electric elevator In aelvea as .,.... in file Fmllu ' .. entered his right armpl~ New York .. bulldlng Ill 1889. Room · of the densed and evaporated milk and LAKESIDE, Ohio (U PO cream, the Tariff Commission is BisiUJP F. Gerald Ensley, top also to investigate the need for administrative olllcer oltheOhio (Jiotas on ti. number of other West Area ol the United Mefll<>dairy products which are not new dlst Ch"':ch• announced today 151 subject to import restrictions. The Etu<>pean Commoo 1\larket Is being blamed at least and tell fllem to pay back .all partially Cor the world dalry Seroing-Meigs County for over 96 years OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS WASIIINGTON - The Depar)ment or Agriculture has placed temporary Import ..,otas on condensed and evaporated milk and cream coming Into tile U. s. !tom !orelgn countries. Tenfll District Cong, Clarence E. Miller and ·others last mont11 sent letters o! protest to Secretary of Agriculture OrvilleFreeman. In fllaliotter MOler appealed to file Secretsry to take senator called tor an end to the Vietnam war, an "undcrstaftd.. ing" with the SOviet Union that would lead to a reducUon in armaments, and recognition of Red China. The Democratic presldertial candidate, addressing the Community Council of emergency action tmder Section Greater New York, also called 22 of the Agriculture A<ljustment for a "new politics" whose first Act. That action was taken yesR here can make this summer's vacation by car POMEROY To Reduce Milk Imports saying it assassination of sen. Robert F Kennedy June 6, the Mlnneso~ AUTO LOAN .I 1 ,;.,.;.q. • son status and sign on with him.. On the · eve of the gathering, ostensibly called to discuss the part;y platform, Rockefeller challenged Nixon to a televisloo first public address since the ' t"' eyeing Govs. Spiro T. Agpew of Maryland and James Rhodes or Oh)o for signs flley might be persuaded to drop their favorite Eugene J. Mccarthy-In his ' o '' tltunderstorms rionbJeci tbi'ousti file, Mtdwea!'tode.Y~ 1 tornado l!l!l"'l seve!' pm:sons Rockefeller backers also were The money yo.x save on a bank ' ,.,_ • HeaVY wlfll 392 Cor Nixon and 110 Cor Gov. ·Ronald Reagan of catlforniL He needs 667 to capture the nomination. declined, )!, .• ~United Prelal.ritiQhal' . 77 would ool,y prmtote 41 dlvisive tendencies among Republicans." Other developments: •• ' • Orm delegate votes, coooparod . debate. Nixon • . '. ,. j ' In' Minn.e80ta v o t e s tied up by Shaler reportedly favor. the ·New. York only • ., might rencunee hla ~Yonte son role and back RockeColler; Some 42 o! the 61 dele!llls Rockefeller ..., has t ' • ,. ••• ' ... .Seven Pe ' ' ,- ·. , fSO~~ e egate strength, but several governor, and he could come governors attending the confer.. · out with an even larger stare. · r__________t;;;lon;;,;:.s..;t:ha:t~mi:gh::t~be:.::d:el~iv:ered-::. ' . ~ ·By United Pres• lnter.;.u'ona! ·· at ' i"it In , Pirt:.. to the Ne.lson A. RockefoUer wao Rockef,Uer collllln. seeking needed booatl one· Ilk·'" ' for hi a m~ch 1 · ow pro.spe& was Gov s pres dentlal canclidaey lll$nll!ld J>, ~er ot J>ennayl: today Item foUCM .RePublican vanla, Who indl<&ted .eOrlier he governors at Tulsa, OklL There ' ' ~ ~-' . Tornado . ., , ' .' ' file tri4 ,'. ' .. ' t::.i.· ;.:~;~t.=l " � 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 06. June 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 June 14, 1968 lamb