https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cf1d89d6c6af67b83b0976fd14edeed5.pdf c9aac2eed0574d71ce43e22525e44acc PDF Text Text . ' - .The 1110at -~~~~~end .. ' ·ntl.red"iltl erate radom and ·-I . lllnive tile ile.~~ ill J11¥1dllil. ~~ l<liloY • ,, p,goo holllout , ' war,· I orp 100· to join me ID must riN up and deF._,. to tho ~· at tile~· ~ ' Waahlngton," Mro. Klnl said; world tllat we•..,. tolerate them ""lilt · - " • v.ied Ill onWa~lllll uwe must face .these thrM 119 1 - and .. 11111 ....... before hi• .....s~na~~on, luuea - poverty, racism and our lives to t11o 'parault ol Jul. . _ - SQJarely wbere tiHiv be- tlee, brptherhood and peaCe. •• < lllld ~ that the Poor pie's Campalan Is Amerlc:a'a long - on the conscience ot Ule Mro. Klnl lo .0-cholrmoo o1 • he out by midWeek. . . ' "last efl:ance" to solve Its prob .. American people. tile IIIIU'clt 111111 Mrs• .Modi'Or »'*~,.,.,~,l~;,:;,~~-::<!>.>.~<:< 11 Ea<'b one or them breeds violemo nonvlclelil)', Evers, whose Wsbaud also was 9»e urged the '-c<Hisdenc:e ~ lence and together they threaten assaaldnated. America" to join her in the poor people's usoJldariQ' day" march in the nation's capital Wednes- .... -cate ~. toworl<,, ll~ ~~::::o::~·=d ·, ! "">.._ ' -. Dtlwd n r-a. LOlliS C~LS UP! Stnl"". Edlli>l' By •IIIJ.I'olan. Social Notes -of- .MDGS 1HEATRr Tug .I } · ' Wldewa Partlelpote · · The l!ld'"'s .~ toro· .Wn civil rlibta leadoro- Mro; Mlrtln Luther · Klow Jr, 1J111 lln MedPr Evers- will ..,... u cochlllmen of 111o ralb'. , All poU-. .....ves andda.Yo of! wUI be canceled .o t11o bulk ot Waotdilall>n'• 3,1100· policemen wW be aYIIIoble for ralb' chi~. Now York's Ml¥ol' Jollll v. .l.la. IOI'YiceiD till or'dorlll9A 11181'Ch, 1!hlch brlluabl· ·111 estimated 210,000 paroO!JI to domonltnte tor ehll rfllltl 111110 J!ere "'We had figured to come within ~000 votes or less in two or three districts but we lost all four districts by 1,300 to 1, 600 votes,•• he explained. un. was our biggest disap- pointment," he says. "But we still have hopes oC getting one or two seats from Franklin Count;y_n j , 'One thing we don't have to worry sbout ls Gov. (James A,( Rhodes heading t11o ticket. He adds II least 3,000 votes In aJ. most every district," says Chavame. •• Another thing we feel will help us is that most voters·are 00 longer concerned a b o u t whether you are a Republican or Democrat. They are more interested 1n wtlo yOU are,., he says. The part,y is oo longer that important," Chavanne emphaalzos. 14The candidate has gut 11 1M CAINSIOIOUCH • Y451ZW Comp.Kt table model tel~ision. Vinyl dad metal ubinet in 11rai~ Walnut color. Super Video Ranae Tunlna Syttem. 6" Oval twin-cone speaker. WITII IUST$444 ~~ ZENITH HIGH PERfOIIMANCE HANDCIAmD COLOR TV ~No Printed Circuits I No Production Sho11~ cuts! Handwirrd for unriv;~\ed dependability. ~NSHINEID _COLOI PICTUU TUIE for greater -picture bnshtnen wtth redder reds, brishler grHns, and more brilliant bluet. P4nNTfD ZEN"H COLOR DEMODULATOR CiaCU"IY for unsurpassed color picJure. to get out and meet ille votero. It' 1 an image thing." CbaYIIIDlO and Mcllonald feel statistics and faets are DOt eoougb to insure victory and illat Is wh,y they have boon ...,.klng on a oemiDar for IOl!folallvo candldat.ls. They say they expected some IGG candidates for ille stote Senate and Hou.~e, as well as some non -candidates, will regIster lor Ule ~ seminar .... _,.., - .Monday at 2 p.m. llra. !laey · was a . . - , . ol tile r:.za.._ C!Jireh. She wao tho dau&bler ol tbe lllle James and Ora xa,lor IIIII lived on wl1al wao S1ar Routo, l'onWol. She 11 llll'Yived by her 1111band, WUI!om H. !lacy; tour dauallters, E l l - Moore and Carol,yn CUtburUI, .Ml•ml, Arf. z001; Barbera Kq Dyer ll1d Wlldl Ropo Slac::r, of - · 1 son, WUI!om Howard lltac::r, sts::,.,...at LoweeyAirForceBaot, c- roc1o; two llstera, I!Utl1 Mm· ~-•··-~· and - • lilore, cOl)', ........,..,., Fairborn, Ohio llldtwobrolhera, James xa,Ior .;,.. llcO.ald xa,Jor ' both o1 CoiWilbua. The lleV. Clyde Butlell 11111 o!lldate 111111 burial ID GIImon ~.,.. Fri...• ..., cell a1 u-- EwiD& Chaill1 ~ - -~-- . . - EotiDiaiea • ot lb8 en11111 - - at the raii,y an 118ceaur11Jr Utile mon tlliD IIU8SiiO. boCIUSI 110 0111 """"" ' - lllllll' l<ll*l rooldenta-rldl and ,. 11111te ll1d fake pUt. 11 11111 be t11o llrat ....,_. that lllllll' wa~ n1ano haq had to , nclater public ~ for t11o people w11q have beeue....,opad In t11o c10ep mud of a ~ shancytown noar tile LIDeoiD Mllllorlll aiDco llaJ' 11. "Raaurrecdon City",.....,.. pootd to .have' a pcpulatlon of more ~· - 3, 000 by thlo ~-.....,, tort. mud and miiOI')' has dri""' away Ill bat &00. The aovel'IIIIIOif• ·pej'llllt tor t11o ~ ~ 4uo to OJIP(re JUII8 u, baa .. . , lateDded one weelt to June 23, wall atter 111o ralb'. · ""* enith Radio Corpcwetlon "''•nta the color picture tube In the ler:Uth Color TV recel~ert 1hown htre to be free from dl!lfects in materltltrllfnJ from normtllfNp fCH' two yt•ra from date of ori~ne~ con1umer ~rch•H- Werranty cover~ repelr of color ofcture tube, or rtpltc:eme~ with rebuilt c:ofor picture tu.b t, throuah en~ eutf'lortzed Ztnlth dHiet' enywhere Describing It as the !lrll step ID an eirDrt to back up tllelr forecasts. Gle seminar will delve IDto campaign lechniQlO& and the issues, The seminar alao is oxpoded to raise $10,000 to old tile candidates ID tile November general elecllm. "We ean hardlY hope to meet tile Republican war chest but we fool lhls amount can be er. fectlvely used to got ocmrol o1 • I the House," says the mlDorU;y leader. "Thls Is a step toward goo. erating enthusiasm," he Sill'S. "We plan to loUow ·It up Wring within _protection,'' the opinion said. On the churclt-state Issue, the Elhrftldt I~ ,.• .,~, I The late madel vehlelo was demoUBhed. Gibbs Is M a son Count;y' s fourth highway !stsllt;y for 1968. Mr. Gibbs just recently lost his 1011, Dallas in a car accident ID Meigs Cooney, Ohio, ID May. &trvlving are two BOOS. Looter and James, both of Hartford; one daughter, Mra. Betty Jane McNarmara, Letart RFD; nine grandcltUdren and sever- •, '. . All ,. All by '. ' "' -···'''' ~ .. .;· . .~· fl>i tile '· dltlon was listed as sattsrac- cad later by Ule FogleSO!lll Funeral Home. anoiller aoulhbound car, 'd f¥1 111tll to ever)"was when Cliamber oC Com· Ill noon luoeh..., at ~o,y'a RastsUranl · C of C. pres(. eoofdiDalor o1 .Jino even!, said, "We evOI')' Mello Countlall 11111 ......... ol!ort to attend... ' 11!1111 00 to note, ~'lb... ~ nwe)l tlforl ... tioe (O&Iol' ill :n;~r.· to IJLIQ • Plfi'IO chair· . allll'J'III&OIDIOU . parlde to be .. . dd • sood The next sealllon of tile Ohio General Assembly could prove Interesting II ille predlctloos of a mOIOOer of tile House mlnorlt;v leader's stall tum out. -rrATICII· JO.ITATICII CAW ,. IPECML Lci811,1iflfANCl CAU 1. Diall. 1. Oiai"O." . 2. Thearea code. 2." The area code., 3. The local number. 3. Tilt. loCal number. ............... _=.... THE FAMOUS SURFER SLIPON -·- s7.50 y ............... I '.' ,.. ~ i,,.. "· ' fl... G:1;r tOo ........ •tile ..,.,...."" .. ' ,..., .-"Ill .... rilfttth,......~t. .,. ..' . Frida.!' at I " ' lllfp ":l:,:i lllcrooolng cloudlneos, not 11 cool, shower• lotdgt!t, I'"' ID 50s and 60s. W-.clq, ...,. Bldel'lii>Ie doudiDeso, aeattered showers, tllundershowera, a ·lit- tle warmer. Compa.ny , . !ODG>oll stadium, carne in stroos f avor tile woekOnd, ac"'!rdlng.to Cholrmoo Qzy Eddie Gulntber. •Gulntbor said lndleallons aretllat ' between 10-20 entries will be accopied by the deadline W-oday evening. Tho wlmor oC tile plo eating contest wUI receive a ~G cash prize and the sponoar w:l1l - · • alrq)by, Fred Crow, tros :lumptnc con- Is ID <barge of •rratli'lll1onts for test eltalrman, ·indicated Interest the appearance at the rock •n roll ID the annual attrsctloo Ia rooch- gmq). "Your Lovin' a. BernInc a peak and It Is hoped the ard," and Robert WIDgett on !oqtba!l stadium will be fillld preparation or the reptta prowhen illo ftrtot !rog begins JIU!IJ>- gram .. OGlers att8Dd1ng were Beulah Inc. Otllor. reports lncludod R o n Jones, N. W. COmpton, Boll JaMe04do and Jack Kerr on tile cobs, Wolter Gruoser, Mollie boat roces where a $1,200 puroe Hill, BW Grueser, and Marge Ia bo~Df ollerad; Jack Kerr, 1lho -·· Up. SAIGON (UP!}- A compony of CQIIIIDunlst troops 1ald down their arms and held up lbolr hands in Salson today In the largest man s~ren:ler of the Vlelmm War. U.S. and South Vietnamese military spokesmen said about half the 121 guerrillas who surrendered were North Vietna.. mese, usually the toughest of the Communist troops. They gave up three miles THESE llEIGS COIJNTY YDUIW _ . , received acholarohlpo """'''' alght- t11o · Owardl'·lllshl 1111dor-the-!Hip Counl)> Dollars tar.Scbolara-z• ~ ld'to r1111t, front row, DoroliJa Boma,, 11fc(ne; J'alrkll Bort.., Reodlvllle; Jeyeo ~ ·!lmM.i~ ~ , Route 2; BI!Ue Jean carter, Rutland; llaek row, Jell to rlgh~ Robert E. smtlh, P - . . ; r - .t f: David Heakln, Pmneroy Route 3; Larry MontBomery, Langsville; Michael Dean Borpn. Pomel'OI Route 4; Jameo Conde, NI!Cldlopart, Danny Devos, MlddiOPort Route L A lOIII of $3100 ID oeholar· ships wa1 awarded to 13 IIJplicants. Not present were Olarles H. Bartels, Pomero,y Route 2; R&. becta Stivers, Pomeroy, and Enaest Smith, Pomeroy Route l. "''-belli $3,100 in Scholarships Awarded Scholarships totaling $3,100 were presented to 13 applicants Mcnday night w11en lhe second annual awards nl.ght was held under the Me(ga CountY llollors northeast or downtown Salson atter being hunted ln house-U>house fighting by Sooth Vlelna· mese Marines who hod kiUed at ror Scholars program, at the least 60 of lhelr comndeo lbe l'l>meroy Elementary Sehoul. past tWo daya. Tbe amount awarded wa1 c:on"This is quite encOW'aging. trlbutad ID Meigs COWtt;y Wring We're hljlpy to see them turn ille amual land drive recently • themselves in this way rather tlan at the cost ~ Redpl.ents of the scholarships, a number of and achool plannad to at. our men," said Clpt. Charles tend IDclude: Nllchaol Dean Bentley, 28, ol Rlctunoncl, VL, a Borgan, Ohio Teelmlcal ColU.S. ed\'loer to t11o Marines. lege; Joyce M a r I e Manuel, Rio Grandei Charles H. Bartels, Conoord Collesvi David Heaton, Mountain Slate; Robert E. Smith, Moreheod Slate; llorolha Bentz, Ohio Unlverllt;y; Patrie· Ia Baring, Columbus Business Unlverslt;v; Larry lllontgomery, Ohio Unlverslt;v; Rebecca Stivers, Glenville state; Billie JBM Carter, Roanoke Bible Colle110; James Condo, Ohio Slate Unl· verslt;v; Emeat Smltll, Morehead Slate, and Daony Evano, Ken- tuclly Christian. Coolrlbulm-o of $100 or . - . have scholarsklpo named ID tbtlr honor. This year tllleoiDcl,_ R. H. Rawlings Sono eo., Keltll Goble Ford, Formers ... Savings Co., Rmleroyi NatloDal Bank, l'llmeroy High School National Honor lmdet;y IIIII Silldent Council; Elberfelds SIDre, ,Swisher and Lol!oe, Nllddltport Citizens Natlcnal Bank, 1farr7 (Codlnuod 1111 Pile !) Apparatus Bid Held Up of the vtllage 111th the Pomol'Qf Natlcnal Bank and the Farmora Bank ll1d S.vfows ~ for anollter two yeor period • ..,.. menclng July 21, 1968. The !uail1 can be wltlxtnwn 011 61).doy wrl~ teo notice. ' . ·•.'·. ' J. ,.... . .... ', ,. A''*~~ •'ilf..,... on 9Dirl•• lloa said un!l1 tho llmt •• . ·· - PIIIIOH-l'Ooi'EjiiON, CIIIDIT CAIIO, i!oU.ECT1ANY repreienta- oplrlo•··· II!~ · a-. .' Corn~,Now~-Carsey Big !rom 5.$ p.m• .., Frl!la,y at t11o · ' ic or Republican," saya the lllelr wl111 111Gb )udldll ditetriDo. ' · Altllauih ''OqOa!IIJ"' ridl and poor, blaek llid • havlO bteD a lilllmark liiPrO!"" Court ditetriDo )lilt iltelde, the Foor Peo(lla. ...,S an lllepl domOII~ oo tile aourl'a atepe 6lrlal which tour . . _ .,... broken. 'lli".rotly waoto proleat (Cootlnuod 011 Pqe 8) al brother& and listers. Funeral arrangements wUl be announ~ -=-~;ol=~rrso;o;: .-Gives ' I CI)Uit (.0~. 'othe t._~~~~~j~f! to~~- •ill! Weather enttne d - at 8:40 p.m. on RL 62, near CII!Ioo. lftjurad In Ule 11me accident was Kennetb A. Dodson, 26, Hartford, who returned lhii week !rom Vlelnam. According to the Sherl!l' s Department, Dodaon waa the owner oC t11o vehicle but the driver of the car at the Ume of the acct. dent bas not been dstermined. Dodam sulfered a broken collarboDe 'and multiple lacerations ot the back and was in surgel')' lUl111 early this morning. Hls COD· po~Nd the swnmer." Hare's how It W~:rka: • ;v -Ut• otil ...,.. l'T. PLEASANT - Frank L. Gibbs were thrown from the car. Gibbs, 57, of Hartford was dead which ended up m t11o other sldo on orrlval at Pleasant VaUo,y oC tile rstlroad tracks approxiHospital Monday night !rom in- mately 59 !eel !rom where II Juries received In a one car ac- went over the embankment. /According to several witnesses, the Dodson vehicle was travelfni soutll on RL 62 at a high rate of speed and after having ,. tion,,. he says. z '*"•.-.nr ell_...,.. · Franl{ Gibbs Dies in Wreel{ ,. We've jlllt .lntrpduted Expended Direct Distance Dlalln& Into your area. That ineans .YOU ~n nqw dial praetlcally any city in the country youiwlfalmost aseasilf as calllns your next door nellhbor. o tlofllia Yolliw tb r,mcit'e rtia!rlCIIolil.lill' c:riJiJhlii alii! ,;f!IIC.o .POMEIJQY-MIDDLEPO:.:..:RT.:. . .~Q.:....H_:IO;___:___ __ _ _ _T_oU..=£S=D.:....!<'\~Y,...:.J=:.UN ..:.:E:.._I:.::8·--'..:...:96::..::8_~--------_. _ _ _ _ FI..:...:VE=-C=:.E:.:..N:..:..T...._S torY this morning. ·you can dial station-to-station caHs. Person-to-per-Son. Collect calls. Credit card calls. Any long distance call. N..,.rk Democrat. "We plan to uee material o1. 11011 • partlooo s r o u p 1 or the Rhodes Admlnlotratlon l t s o I !. This way we c:aD avoid outcries oC IDaccuraey and political blao from tile poj)llc and - e f. .1 'lll!loe ~ WI ... .. I,,..' .., .. .. · ·. .• . •. ' .."· .. McDonald SIYI '"White paper"' "'t the Issues and Wdlnlq~es Wll1 be sent regularly to t11o candidates to ~<eo!> lbom poated on tile ldeao osplsiDod at tho seminar. ''They can be as . well informed II tiHiv ...m to be, or more Informed, than any prtvl. ous candidate, ellloer Democrat- court rejected a!'iiiDilll1la tllat a aiCIIS 111111 t11o ma,Jorlt;y practl. pr<baUCII. All tlleoe ...unfl stste aupjorlo ...l&loo by cally oil t11o time- be COUld had s "llboral" casl. ' lendln& 16ldbaoko to ·.Paroehlal portlclpate. 11u1 becouoe o1 hl1 A new ·811fi'l oC crillcllm · achool papfl1, Adopting tha prevloua ..pice aa U.S. / ''cl·· welted up aplnsi . tilt ~ "chlld bene!lt" illeory, It upheld tor genoral, wheo he aV , from two quutera-lCoqreoa New York's textbook loan law. aovomment aldO, be and t11o Poor Plaplols· cam' For once, the justices ...,. to a11Q' out of a ' '<I' ''Ill· tared a majorlt;r . on an .case1 . .., li'.$' ' IIWII!Iker• 1~ tllo obocenllf Is-. upllolclng state Takes Lllloral .,.. • Y<i> lo bo•c IUIIIoritJ lutec:L power to ban the sale of sexy Marsball !IJ)Oko !qr lb.. Yo) l'.y C'-~.8'tempted i leclalaiiYO mlllerial to minora oven though wben It ollowed union pi cit, 'i4I:J 'ltlit rii1IDP on tllo tile limo IIIIo to an aWII would - Ill privately owned :~ 01 .:> <:-~ •.,.cts ID !ederol 0 be lop!. centero; wben It~~~--~ ..~ .$' lo• Justice 'IburiiOOd Mar shaD; -cb · tot, lelebera .., 11Ui!llc ·,,. "',~ ;1<I' "'S> 'on• lrl tile tile coort'sllrsiNegromember, lsiUOs; and whenltr~redtllo onu. 0~ ·~ ..-I bill, now drew little attention to hlmsal! ·presence of a lawyer in a on p, · ~O ......,•• desk, during his first term. He went hearing to reroke an lndlvlcllals clearly o. .atllcnal. Devoted To The lnteresU Of The Meigs-MWIOn Area .w. qu•Hty,aw' ........ . ....., MI'Yice ' . ' r·;· . " '- at y Moria Theresa were marrlad at Solnt.Jeon do-LolZ In France, t11o populalloo wat 15,000. li now·fa about 9,009, a drop attributable to stltiDg oCtile lilrbor. \ INGELS FURN ' ,, ,.. .. •. owmer mer lfvt or move; 'tranaport.tion, labor I ,~ ~ At the oamellme, however, It deciiDod to enter t11o controversy over wbet1er the undeclared Vletoain Wlr Ia lop(. The CI)Urt upheld a Nllodls'l'i'f law prohtbWng mass picketing In such a wa,y as to block orl.r1 to llllblle bulldiDp. "The tact that !roo apeech Is Intermlnglad 111111 such' conduct daes 1101 bring It OOIIBtltullonal · In !660, when Loula XIV and , WHrlng •f!PINI fer your flllllly ...., luml•hlngs for your home, clapanel ', • blaek-..., C.ttr ~ uphold a !ederol law !orblillllnl lt. Now You Know 11 :- Your Shoppl11 . . ,, ., ' II refused to Oad drift card burning "symbolic apeech," and foot embankment, androlledover IOYerlli tlnlts, Dodam a n d end WVIce charp1 •r• the t!JIIpUon of tM owner. Zenith replecernent tubt Ia 1110 wtrttntld tor tht ru11 une•pked 'term of tiM orlgintl twll·yttr werrtnty, Open Fri. & Stt. Nights 992-2635 Middleport two Important . handing ciOJieo .to the policeman on . Nogrooo woo a. reiiOUildlng aceuaed of_ leaning toward tho wrcmgdoer, ille oourt: term MDnda.Y, when ille oourt - ,\jlprovad pollee ooveldrop. -ruled that a )iw' datlng all the JJing, provided It Is carrild out Wl1 back to ISS& bani racial under praper court order1. dlscrlmlnalkln In tile oale and -Ruled tllkt polleemen can ren~Jl ol lloU$1. . llop lllopldouo charactero In Earjler .l,n the,term, tile court llllbllc places and ''lelsk" t11om prod4ed 'Iariinll ichool desol!I'O- for dangei:CJUS weapons, it , gstJoit by n•llns out ''froodam· reasonably necessary undtr the ·of choice" J)lans now bl use circum Ranees. tllrotiihout lilost of the Sauth II RO!UNS' ~viWal Pleas more effec:Uve meana are Ill a number of lnotances, the available to oUmlnate separate ~ refUsed to accept views and Nesro and white school.: urged upon It by porams Ill the area of law enforce- dslmlng loll oC lndlvlmal rnent, where it has been freadom. vlctoey on 111e nnai day of the bus. MENS New Zenith 2-year color picture tube warranty underseo'red Negri) .In houdng and educstlon, ..,_.. .. overnllbl•tl1 · ' which starts Friday at Colum. CHOOSE ZENI'H /Your Bes! Color TV Buy! PWS G. MOULTON · (UPO - 'l'1te Court aptn has lealalatlon. and you can't get more votes mary calculations ID Frankllo County.•• featured' keY decl. ranging !roul Nosro rtshis . powers. In tile a v~an . cor!'",~ iotheJ!Iajor ruling;. , qui.:,~ 1963, parUciJ>Inta ID Ibt ·~~ ••• ...;, for &I· 10~7-&term,)lot Llnclal¥ hu iulhori.illd abaul 1,200 ott.luly pollee lild l l r (rom • hla eley to oerw II . Wll.- lilorshllo !or tllo ,PII'IIdt. . 'J'haJ ptl'fotmed . t11o from your own party .•, "Things don't al-.yi work out as you'd like," SIJ'S Cha~ vanne. 'jWe missed tn our pri- NOTE- Tho . •· rallt art expected to ....... for ihair cnm transpcirtatiao Ftloerll oemcoo for Ellie K. brll11 their O..n J.unoheo IIIII !bey, U, tormerl,y o! fome.. 1tatt ~ 11 IGOII u Ira ovor ""'' diad SmdiJ' In t11o l)r- to avoid 111o enonnouo .hlllllng cadla Nurllng Homo, CGol~, ~ ,....,_ _...,.,_ J IIi ·b ·~ve - ' urt Rules for NegroHottsing,EdUcf!tion; Cop ori' !"!": .: o:-c.u..,-~0: or Funeral Set ., ' . "' . Tf!Ouoaedo ~ Natloool Guard ll1d ....,.... Arm1 1roq1a I· · · Tentative Time . of At lngelsl ENJOY COLOR TV's LARGEST PIOURE IN COMPAO ZENITH TABLE TV ' ., '' Jop.pa Newa_ . r.aw""' ·-~ ' ' ·JUiieteBnt.~·:~milmtraiion/ E .' " t . d Draw 100. , 0 00 · · . . xnec e. ' . to r '. , . Democrats Sense House Control I ' alaves In . . .BlUed ao tllo cllinoetlc eveill wASIIINGTON (UPI) - ·UP. · of ·..tllo si»Wj!!ioold poverty wardo oC 100,000 ·~ t11o ralb' was orliiDchurchmen, aover1111ent worlr,.. alb' schedullld for !f8lllorlal ers, houoewlyea, unloo . mom- Dt1 but wao poajponod to all'"' day. bt!ro, and otllor · ll)'lqlltl1ellc . more time for o>81J1blow t11o The marCh- is expected to draw clll2eos are - - to take "dlliPiay of llllloliolll<llldarif¥." IQ)W&rds oC 190,000 participants, part next W-sdi.Y In I Siarllqr Tucker, coordlnotor according to its sponsors. Mrs. massive "J......,.Dth ~.... - ".· of ~ ·•-''--trauon, · __,. all Kin(s appeal came In a state"""' · •~ ._....w _,. In aoa>ort ol !l>o Poor People'• ~ prellkieatlal olandfdltea, ment JJrepared ror delivery in By RlCilO\RIJ E. LIGBTNEH predlcllms like R I c b a r d M. March. membero ot.AJ,e Cabinet IIIII Allanta and released here . Nbron. And ille Democrats ore UP! Siatehoooe Reporter The dlle-J1m0 19, better lllelllbt~s Of ~ess wore utt you believe that Amerlea The next session ol tile Ohlc hoping he Is as aerurate as tbe - n •• "Junoteenth"-hu given ipeclal lmtaiiDoa to camot atlord poverty. camottol- General Assembly could prove former vice preddent bas beeo been celebnted by Nllil'GOS !or )llrtlcljlate. He said be Wlllor. IDteresting II ille predictions o1 ID ille past. more tllln a ceotury as t11o stool StJL Eilaone J. · McCarll!y --~~ a member of the house minorit)' A newsman who iolnecl Mca!llllverllry . of tllo treoq of planned to be on band but that , ... t• ii loader's stall turn out. ··· Ilonald' s stall llbortl,y before 111e • • ~ .t he had 1101 heard rr.m tllo William Chavanne, the exeeu- ead of tllo fall session, CbavanTONIGHT & TUESDAY .., -·· tlvo asst~ to Rep. John C. ne's r()l"eCast is 31 safe seats Sees BJ.i Tornaut JUNE 17 - lb McDonald Uliltks t11o Demo- for both portlos In tile 99.mom. Tucker told a - s CGI)!Ol'ber bodY. crats have a urealtstte" ctumee HURRY SUNDOWN enco ~ that 11 ot tllen he ••or the 37 seats up tor grabs, of getting control of the stste Jotm Phlllill 500 IMisloado-or House ol RepresentaUves for we think ~2 _are within our lliallann Corroll Mi' ; iliir Mr.: \rornon Reid 1101110 25,000 per110111- deflnltel,) reach.,. he 52U'S. ••we have the first time in 10 years. PLUS and fllnll.y, Marlon, apent the plauniJw to come. But he llld If ille prediction oe Cba•anne hopes of getting 5~ soots but 11IE LOVE-INS wookond 111th Mr. and Mco. this did not "noarly begin to (Color) and McDonald turn o u t It we'll settle tor 53,,. '(Fifl.y seats George Raed. Othero vloltuw In reprooent" tho total turnout would be the first time since are necessary ror control.) Richard Todd .. Susan Oliver the Reed home were Mr. a n d eJQiected. "However, these are our presJame!' Mac Arthur the 1959~ sel!isloo the Demo. Mrs. Marvin Barnhart ofWhlte's ~ Ruatln, veteran civil crats control a house. In tbat ent rtgures. We still have a lot C'-1, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wil- rlibto llllder who orl!lft(zed t11o session, they controlled both at evaluation left to do, u he son, Reedsville, and llr. 1 n d 1963 11181'Ch on WashinJiton, quit was (Jlick to point out. •"'lldngs hoUses. Mrs. Hobart Smalley, Cheater• •• coonllnlitor ol tllo "J,.... In the 1965 - 66 session, the could change between now and Janice andJeonBakerreturnod teonthH rall,y il'tor I di!IJ>ute state Senate was !IJ)llt 16-16 and November," hcxne Frida¥ sflor speodlow a with ~ leader, lhe Rev. TONIGHT AND TUESDAY as Mcl>onald says, "it provid''There are a lot of factors week in Washington, D. C., Yiait.. ed some interesting situations to be considered," says Chairw their sister, Sharon Baker, RIIJ>h Davia Abernaiby over • TilE SAND PEBBLES statement oC aoaJs. Tile task ol although it wasn't a matter o( vame, explaining that the est!. lad slghtaeelow. (Technlcolor} orpnlzlow pabllc SIIIPorl no control.'' mates were based on analysis Nllss Cathy Grlf!ln wao hooteaa Steve McQueen tllon taken ovor b¥ Tucker, If the Democrats do rise to of past elections, the May pri. recently at s Judy Lee Jewalry Richard Attenborough bead of t11o Wuhlnston Urbon power in the House, it ·would mary, the candidates and recport;y. IDez Barnhart woo t h e Running time: 3 Hrs. 15 min. League. Tucker accepted tbe . MODERNISTIC wood Ita· mean control ..Jl the two cham- ords. door prize. Tbooe attendl,.wore lue of Pope Paul VI wao 14But what we have seen so bers would be split siDce It Is Delcla Reed, Eather LIDdon, Syl- Job only altAir recelvlow a linn Wednesday and Thurs~ carved by Italian oeulplor numerically impossible ror the· rar is that we have a good via Curtis, Inez Barmart, Bren- PfOIDIN trom ciiJWO(ao of11. JWIO 19 - 20 Florlano Bodlnl. Wblle dove ellis. that tllero would be no Democrats to wrestle the Sen- chance of winning,'' says the da Barin& Pat Borin& Ro•ole acta of nc1v11 dl.-lonce• ID Friday and saturday slgniOes Pontllf'o elforlo toate away from Republican hand&. Bdrnlnlstratlve olde. ward world peace. COIOdry, Carolyn Grlflln and llio connection 111111 the ra!I,y. June 2!- 22 ~•Realisticly we have 53 seats Chavanne palnted out illat in hostess. Hobart aed Go,y Smalley NOT OPEN On tllo otreowth of tlloae within our grasp," says Chavan- 46 House districts, the Demo.. were demonstrators. SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. assurances, tllo lnlerlor Deport,. ne, who rattles off statistics and cratic nominee got more votes Sub Force of One Avis Maya !IJ)Ont I da.Y with ment is11ued a permit which 111an his Republican oppooent Janice Baker. provides for perddpanta to while in 53 districts, ille Repub- Takes Soviet Sharon Baker o! Washfnaton. bol(ln assembliDg around t11o lican pulled more votes than CARACAS (UPO - Venezue- D. c., and Richard Glauman base of the WIIIIIDgtoo Moi>the Democratic candidate. San Francisco, Clli!. 1 spent I la's only submarine has eaptur11110111 ot dlwn W8dnosdly, and 11 8Ut in those 53, the Demoed an ocean going Soviet tugboat, recent weekend wUh Mr.IDd Mra. to remain tor ~ "entertaiJ)o cratic nominee lost to his Remilitary sources told Unltud Clarence Baker •lid fllnll.y, mont pr"'!nni" ich8iluleiCto publlcan opponent by leu than Mr. and Mrs. Goorp Raid laot from 10 a.m., until niloD Pre •• International &mda,y nlghl 300 in !bur districts and by 1,The sources said the tug was coiled on Mr. and Mrs. ByriGrll· EDT. 000 or less in six districts," he taken lnto custoczy wltllin 12 miles fin and tam.ily recently. AI noon, tlloy 11111 IIIIII'Ch says. ••our candidates, 1.n those of the Los Aves lalanda, 100 about olihl bloeks, or llve-slxtho areas, are going to have to TRYOUTS WEDNESDAY miles north of mainland Veoezue. ol a mne, olong lndopondence change voters to win." . Tryouts for women and lllrls Ave. and tllo two walkw!Q'a " Ia. The mWtary sources Nid '-When you lose by 1,000 or the submarine and several pa1rol .-u teams will be beld w-. ldlacent to tllo Rc!loctiDg Pool, more, the percentages ue boats oar'l""ed tho tug artf! Bts~t­ nesdly, J1m0 19, at lp. m. atthe to tllo Llncol~ Momorlat 'l'hoie I -~~ yOU, H clalmo the ed a nearly 24.floUr showdawnb&- Middleport park. Everyonelm.r- tllo ra!I,y 11111 conclude w:ltll I "It is definitely an uphlll bat- rore the Soviet skipper agreed to ••ted In pli,Ying sofiball Is 1,.. lljiOilCGidow, laotlng until tle to change that many votes \'(ted to tryout. be escorted IDto port. -4:30p.m. - .. " • ' 1. - ,\jlproved purchase of lhl'OII porkl<w meter ftne ...... II $22.50 each aa requested b y or patrolman Corllly..U. Attending were llaJ'or ~. Clerk Ed,. Schoenlob am Coul>o cllmen Lou Puullo, Lts FUUI, Robert Hyoell, JIQy • Franklin Rizer and CoiHno, �< . ~ Ret . ; . . ""~1!11P't He Ien .· . P l. ' '"-'"'Th!! Dilb' ljfnYroei,,'P~~roy.MI~~ Q..' :hie,&d113,, .J..;.l8, 19~8. (. ,. 1 ... \ Us.~. By Helen Bottel ··~·· ::;:;::~~=:::::::~~:::;:::::::~=;;;~~:=::::~:=::;~:~:::=:=:=::::~.:. ' · ::~' ... ' ;:;: 'f Po"!eroy:., { Dinn~r' Party .· ·' · ''' Chief war-: >ofliC..: ·~ ..m,. 11..- Reunion Held Attend Meeting Mackinac Bragg Designs Mason Co. Job ·- Rhinelanders Suffer Third Hears Pleas PT. PLEASANT - Pleas wore enlored, aentan<lng dates set ond contln~ces granted In Mason rMII>\l' Circuit Court Monday. .' Pleading guilty to recent In'· '~ dictments were, Ned Lambert and Kate _ l..aJN>ert m ciJarse• or . ·~· brandishing adeadly-;MUIard Greenlee on charpa ot breaking ODd entering; James Stover, charged with contributing to U>e doliniJIOftCl' or a minor, cart Barnett enlored a plea of no contest. All will ha sentenced on July 2. Kate Lambert, Indicted on a trespassing charge, wiU enlor a plea to thst Indictment on July 2. ~f The state movedtherourtiOnolle ' . ,. this Indictment. Robert E. Henry Indicted on " four felOQY counts ()( brea!dng and entering, will answer h I s I Indictment mJul,y2 as will James ...... . . . • • Ray Cheesobrow, also charged with breaking and entering, ---------------------------~"---.~.·'· a • c Now. At your lJuick·dealer. ~ - '.· .. ·--""- • ' ATLANTA {VPI) Ton,y Cloninger returns to lhe moond here tonight - but he'll ha pitching againat lhe Braves inatead of for them. Cionlrwer, who appeared in 225 games tor the Braves over an elght,.year s)lOll, was traded last week to Clnelnnlll and It .Is aa a Redlq !hit he returns . , oLYMPic TUNEUPS NEW YORK {VI'O - The New York Knickerbockers, Cinctru1ad National League Royals and Denver Roc kola will Los Ang at Phl!a, p;JCI., rain he!)l the u.s. Olympic basketto the stadium whore his once boll team go through Its final brilliant career fell upon dark Cln 001 010 000- 2 6 I tune~V before the 1968 Games in Linescores days, Atlanta Move ~ By JOE GERGEN man, who had waiJ<ed. In lbo UPI Sports Writer llfth to hike the Twills' l,ad .to There's no stq>pilll! Franh ~ Kelt went lho distance, that the MlmeiOII all~ elghl hlta for his r.o,ath QuU!CI 1)rins have given him hla start. victory. Quilici, thp allghl bOttler who Lindblad Mils Win llgured so promlneltl.r In the Tw:ina' 1965 American Loque peMODI drive before fadlJWinto the obocurlty of the minor leagues, rHIIIerged trom the ••1 jusl. hro•1•t you her'e 'to RH how it fee"b in • coJd cellar-and we're onlr one 1ame out or It!" Jets Club Syracuse NIne, • 13•8 · SYRACUSE, N. Y. {VPD - The Syracuse Chiefs may never Ben Carnevale, chairman of consider the Columbus Jets wel~ 000 100 001- 3 6 1 Mexico City. The Iron station., N. c., rlght- Maloney, Abernathy (8) and bander was regarded as one of Bench. Jarvis (7-4) and Torre. the U. S. Olympic Basketball come friends here. the tq> pltehera !n the National LP- Abernathy (1.1). HRs- H. Committee, said Monday the Columbus opened the first inLeague after winning 19 games Aaron (12th), Malooey (1st), squad opens a three -game ning of Monday night's game ln 1964 and 24 ln 196~ . exhlbition series against the with a six-run spurt, then kept But assorted lllmentslefl him Houatoo 010 200 000- 3 9 0 Knicka in New York Sept. 28, up the tempo throughout the alai 4-7 last season and he was Pitts 300 010 OOx- 4 12 I plays at Cincinnati Sep~ 29 and fair and walked off wilh a 13-8 only 1-3 when traded. Now 27, Giusti (4 ..8) and Bateman, closes out the warmup contests win. ha stU! throws 10 hard as OYer Brand (5). McBean, Face (9) :.gainat the American Basket,. Jel righthander Ken Larsen but opposing hatters report "his and May. WP- McBean (6-5). ball Association's Rocketa In picked up his flllh win, alfast ball doesn't have aJIYihing HR-Stargell (11th). Denver Oct. 5. though he was roughad "' by American League on tt., MONEY WINNERS the Chiefs ln the seventh frame W, L. Pet GB second Start (Only games scheduled) CINCINNATI {VPO- Mickey and retired In favor of Dan 41 22 • 6 ~1 lloBaltrolttimore Tonight wut ha Cloninger'• American League Wrlgh4 on the strength of her SChnalder, who gave way to 32 29 ,525 8 second start for ClnciiUllti IUs Wash 000 000 100- 1 8 0 win Sunday in the "500" Bruce Dal canton. Cleveland 33 31 .$16 ~h first againSt Chicago last week Mlon 001 010 02x- 4 6 o Wmnen's Open at Indianapolis, Bernie Smith Greeted Chief Minnesota 32 31 .508 9 was 'a flop as he 'gave up n~ Moore, Humphreys (6), Hlg- moyed up to third .Place ln the starter and loser Gary Girouard .Booton 29 29 .500 91h fiDIB In three Innings to make gins (8) and casanova. Kaat (4- earnlnga list Of the lAdles with a single to left and George Oakland . 31 31 .500 ~h his record 1-4. • 3) and Roseboro, Zimmerman Professional Golf AssoclsUon ~riggs slashed a hit to rlgh~ New York 29 33 .468 llh Cloning , mound 1 •-•..,t (4), LP- Moore (1-4). HR(LPG A). Jets third sacker Riehle Hebner California 29 33 . 468 ll'h er s ne ....._. Allison (6th). Chicago then blasted Girouard out of the 27 32 .US 12 will be Ken Jobnson (4.,'1), a - - - - - - - - - 1;;t;nauonal League Standlngo Waohlngton 24 36 .tOO 15'h 3:;.year-Gid rlgh-r whn 1' that he sees no reason wllj', If By United Press International game with a blow to GlrOWll'd's Monday' Ro ulta a startling contrast to tha he conllooes 10 hit the ball "as w L Pc~ GJ!&ce. The hit smashed GlrouChl 2 Cl a:...,~ night would-be Cireblller since he, by I should" for the next three or Columbus 29 21 .580 .. ard's glasses, and bruised his 4 ;~ 1, ~t hi& own admiulon, "~ows a foor years why .he shouldn't Toledo 33 26 .559 % face, but he was nat seriously Oakland 3 Baltimore 2 night wide aosorbnent of junk. chaUenge three-years-<>ld..- wu- Buffalo 30 27 .. 26 2'h hurt. Calif i ·Io[eir Yprk I, inns. The Bravea moved hto sec- Ito Mays for the No. 2 spot on LoulsviUo 28 26 .519 3 Columbus, besides the firstln(Onij pmes scheduled) ond . plate In the National the all-lime home run Us~ Rochester 2.1 25 . 500 4 ning bomb, scored a run In the Toda1'a Probable PitChers League Monday night by boatNeither Mays, who also has a Richmond 26 30 ,464 6 third, four more ln the nfth. (All Tlmeo EDT) lng Cinc!Matl 3-2 ln the opener dozen h!Rners tltla saason and a Jacksonville 26 31 .456 &h ' Baltimore (Phoebus 5-6) at or a four~e aeries. total of 576, nor Aaroo have aQY Syracuse 21 32 .396 91;, 'oaklaid (Nub 5-4}, 10:30 p.m. Fel!)le Alou, d.Wllng after thought of reaching Babe Ruth's Monday's Results . Now York (llownln£ 0-1 or two were out in the ninth inning, 714 record. Louisville 4 Rochester 0 Berber . 0-1) at Calltornla raced home wlt!J the winning Other Action Columbus 13 Syracuse 8 (Murphy 0-0), ll p.m. · ron when Clnchmatl third boseIn off tho diamond rellon Tniedo 1 Jackollllvllle 0 (pst, 7 If - . (ortep t4) it ,... TOllY Perez booted FeUx )!oa:lay, Cincinnati . anoouneed Innings) . .. . . !)ierritt t:r ~m; MUiao'a groundel', ·, · that l!o\).' Leliiley. o1 HuntingtOn, rOiedo 3 Jack..,;.uje 2 (2nd, · (MeDowiU 6-$) at Aaron Homered W. Vs., an lnlleld star. ror Mar- 10 lnnl~s) Chlci&o (Peters 3-8), 9 p.m. · EarUer In lho game, Hank ahaU University's baseball Richmond 4 Buffalo 2 Booton (,Santiago 7-3) 11 Aaron hit his 12th h<me run of lelln, had signed a contract - - - - - - - -- Detroit (WUson 4-4) 8 p.m. the saaoon ODd the 493rd ot hla wllh the Reds. · ' . career. That tied him with Lou Lemley reported Monday to (AI Milwaukee) 000 000 001- I 7 0 Nau-1 League Gehrig for eighth place on the the Reds' Tampa, Fla., team In Cleve 000 000 2Ux- 2 6 1 W. L. Pet GB all-lime h<me run Hot and also the Florida lnatructional League Chicago st. L,oula 38 25 ,603 ... tied him with Eddie Mathews, ODd 11 OJIPOCted to be rea 08!ped Hargan (4-7l and Sims. J. Fisher, Locker (9) and McNertAtlintl 33 29 .532 4'h traded lite~ the 1966 seuon, for later. Prancloco · 34 30 ,531 4'h the Brave& career reeord A three-year regular, Lemley ney, WP- J, Fisher (2.,'1), Lol ·~leo 34 31 .523 5 Clmnky Pat Jarvis, llOII 7-4, played second base, third and Phl-hla 28 28 .500 &lh picked up his fourth straight shortstq>, He bolted .306 aa 1 Belt 000 000 020- 2 8 0 . Olleago·. 30 31 .492 7 victory with a alx-hlt perform.. senior ODd made lhe AU· Mid- oaidand 100 001 001- 3 8 o N.,r York 29 31 .483 1'h anco. Jarvia gave QP one run American Conference team. Bribonder, WaU (1), Richert 29 32 ,475 8 on a walk, saerlflce and a olnAlso Monday the Rods an- (8), Drabowsky (9) and HenClnellllllli Pittaburgh 28 31 .475 8 giO ODd the other on p!tehor nounced that ri.t>thand pitcher drlckl,. Etchebarren (9~ Odom, Houston 23 38 .377 14 Jim Maloney's ftrat h0111e rlin Tim Graot, their orot selectloo Spr- (B), Lindblad (8) and Monday's Rasulla of the season and only lhe thlrcl In the regular phis• or the .,.. Duncan, Roof (9). WP- LlndAtial!la 3 Clnc:lnnltl 21 nl&l>t In hla nl111>-yaar career. cent agent draft, had blad (4-0). LP- Drobowsky (2Pittaburih 4 Houston 3, nlaht Jarvis almost handed lhe signed with Sarasota of the 2). Los at Pldla, ppd., rain Reds another run I• the ninth Gulf Coast Laagus. (Only games scheduled) when his lwo-lloae error ODd a Grant, 18, latmnlloyklna, va. (12 lmlngs) _ Toclay'o Probable Pltehero stolen bose got VIda Pinson to and Ia 1 graduate of Riverview N, Y. 000 001 000 000- I 8 1 (AU Times mr> lhlrd - but he p!tehed out of High school. He threw for 1 Cll ooo 001 ooo 001- 2 4 2 H....ton (Lemaster 5-6 ODd the Jam, . 30-1 high school record, ln<lud- Bahnaen, Verhanl< (12) and BlldiiPIIle t-1) at New York "I was alck, just sick, wboo log eight no-lllt, games Gibbs. McGlothlin, Rojas (10) 0\yan 1M and C&rdwall 1-7l, 2, I lei lillian'a throw gel thrOUI!h and turned In an overall earned ODd Satr!ano. WP- RJoas (4-3). 5 p.m. · me," Jarvis said. "I really ron avorap ot 0.26. LP- Vorbonic (3.2), HR- Freg<>5111 Francisco (Perry 64 and thought I hod coat us the game." He also was to report to the sl (3rd). · MeCormick 1;.8) at Phlladel)lhla ·lillian hod quito a night. He Tampa lnatructlooal team ror - -~ames 0-2 and Fryman ~. 2, slllJ!ed In lhe Bravas' second aoa!J!lll)en~ (Only games scheduled) Standings t2 Getty .Elected· •. Cow Repor-ted· ·. Twins in 3-3 Tie In the oame l~nllw. L,oule Bulh on 1 single by starting Jit~her, .1 fallled the second Meljlarun when Jim Scott. The visitors than tied the' •·" "' he singled with two outs ODd test at 3-3 In the ninth <11 1 Walk rounded the bags on a ~ae to Steve Arnolcl and i sl• .by error. The third Meigs marker was John C&oto, two lllllold oull !111'1 accounted tor by But SWan In a stolen base. Spencer went the diallllCe for . the ftftiL swan walked openl~ undefeated Meigs, fanned 11 bolt. the 1nn1112, moved to secant when tors ODd allowed two bona on Seuer walked, took third on an error, and came home on a balls. Scott, whO worked .the ftrat . eight lnninga for Marlette, struck PIII,JOd ball. Only other hits by Malga were out 11 and issued seven tree alngleo by Lerui!e VIii Mater In passes. Mltehem walked nobody the first, Tom Hyson in the 11111 fanned oiX! In retiring the third, and L«d.e Bush with one aide In the ninth. The game wut be comploted out ln the seventh. at a later date. Marlette got Ito llrat run In Marl000 000 012- 3 4 I the eighth wboo Emanuel Cllt,. 020 010 000- 3 5 2 rider, the catcher, walked leado- Metas Scott, Mltehem (9) and Cllt,. IIW of!tlte Inning, moved 10 third rider. Spencer and swan. On a Meigs bobble and scored Straight Loss .. W:ta . ,. '· New Officers Named ·SOl Blndo'a brol<en bit al!wle wi111 two out In the Dlmh e•bled lhe A'• 10 the Oriolea down to their fifth · atnighl defeat. Paul Lltdblad was the winJI!lr, The Indians' decline reaehed seven In a row as pinch-hitter Bill Voss Uned • triple In the seventh inning, ocor!JW pinch rWIIlOrs Sandy Almoar ODd started in four games al'll the have won them all. What's moP~ they owe much of that suceess to the spirited utlltty player, who has collected seven hita ln 12 at bata since coming olf the scrap heap. Twlna Twins Move Up The 29-year-<lld QuU!cl, who was hitless in seven appearan-ces through the first two months of the season, doubled and tripled, scored one run and drove in another Monday night as Minnesota defeated Washington 4-1 to mow within a game oC the second-place Baltimore Orioles. The Olkland Athletics edged the Orioles 3-2, enabling the idle Detroit Tlgors to open an eight,. game lead, the Chicago White Sox nipped the third-place Cleveland Indians and the Cll!fonia Angels outlasted the New York Y~nkees :1.1 In 12 innings. !n the only two Notlonal League games played, the AUanta Braves overcame the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 alii the Pittsburgh Pirates boat the Houston Astros 4-3. A scheduled game between Los Angeles and Philadelphia was postponed by rain QuU!cl tripled to right center in the third inning and scored on pitcher Jim Kact's single. He doubled home Jerry Zlmrnerw Oil.. . 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OWEN, l't!IU!i11£.1 • --"-~ , Jim Fregoal'a ieldoff - 'STOCK CLOSE-OUT AVICTIM OF WINTER' TilE DAILY SENTINEL I·'·. AND EXTERIOR ••••a•••a••••••••l!l C\Qan up 11111P - PAINT FOR ALL NEEDS ,.,.run . at ~r 1-4) Atlanil (Johnson 4-3), 8:~ p.m. Lol Angeles ($Inger 6-5) at PIU,bur&b ()loose 2-4), 8:05 trih Dramex~ 1rO. 8;~Cincinnati p.m. . """"'.·or ..... SPECIAL THIS WEEK s.n QUOTES White Sox their ft~at Wei<!rj Mil......, ' their ' - ·•'llllt"• fl'<lin.IJCIIIo. A 1. oaw:Jacl< FIJibor.ROfl hi• ~ ·,. ahad0110 again last Friday ~ victory, wbon he otarted a game at TREVINO ADVANCES second base, courtesy •ol the PALM . BEACll GARDENS u.s. Marine Collis. (UP!) - 1M Trevino, wlonor He II(JllOIIrS quite reluctant to ol the U. - S. Open SUnday, 111!'.•'''1 leave tile spotllglt. vaulted Into fourth .Place In lbo ,. , · Quilici, subbing for Rod -Bo;lld;dy:..;Br~ad;;fo~rd;.;and;.,;;lll;,;vi;,;ng;;,jthe;;,;.,;PG,;:A.;ear;:,;nllw;:;;:;;,•,;;:;;.._ _ _, carew who is serving a reserve • hitch with the Marine how now 4-6); To Presidency Killed at Farm ~on;o tasl Inning, threatened to pull a win out When It leaded the bl.ses with two out on walks to BUI Moore, George sauer and Tom Hysell. llloUof hurler J e r r y Mltdi"')), hoWever, .famed l<ln-· nie !1Psh .to ·end' the game .and the coOte•l wu called, hacauae o!darknesfo T~ Spencer, Melgs' right.. hand!>r, opened the scoring !nthe second when he homered. Later Meigs, In the bottom of lhe "'-4 · Stewart Family Mari~ ' ' .'.l··Tho Melgo and Marlette Le· ~ton teams piayed'to a 3-3 dead.lock Monday evening at Syra: euse Munlci)JII Park fteld. . , Meigs scored Ita first two fW1I In tbo second Inning ODd · the other In the Ofth1to take a 3-0 lead. l!ut Marietta came bock · to tte the 'acole wJth one run in ·: lbo eighth and two more In the a l\ro. ,. near igs, ·~ in'ci ert ,E. WUI,, ~A\ 1M <'l.~r;,. ~ Mri, Harold u, WUI; ;t..,. ~err a., l'llme!W, ~eoelved the .u-mJ · Commendation Medal ~ 18 ~".•- se-'•• '-'th. uie •52J!d """ ..... ,. . tillery GrOup Plalkll; :VI,tnam. )1'0 WUI earned the for merttortous .service Wrln8 hla lUt ao-ent .i Ft, .car• 800, Colo. WO Will Is a food advisor with the group's HNdquartera. . The . -rant ofllcer, who,. wife, ~·· llvos 1) 5135 VIIlap Court, 5Ift Anlonl6, Tex:, cradlaled In 1958 l'roril Pl>mel'Ql' High School and attended lho Vniverslty of Colorado. Boulder. Be- · fore enterlni mfiitary J!OfflOe, he was emplCQOed by Kelly Manufa<turing Co., Middleport. YOtrTH ASKElfFOR ITI to. Are you sure he does? .:_ H. Thla eolumn to for young peo- Dear Helen: ple, their problems and pleasl am 13. My modlor was diurel, their troubles ODd fun. As vorced and is getting married with the rest ol Relen Help Usl, to a man named ·~avid." Since tt welcomes laughs bllt won't I will oot live with them, should dodiO a serious 1Jiestlon wilh 1 l call him "Davld:1 or uoad?'' bnllb-<111. Also, oi'<IUid I bul' them a wedSend your teenage questions to ding gift, or just a card? YOUI'H ASKED FOR IT, care of JOAN Holen Help USI, Iilla newspaper. Dear Joan: CRAZY MIXED UP MESSES Why not ask your mother and CREATED BY DIVORCE luture step.latber which name Dear Helen: they'd prefer? /'"'( Hospital in Columbus for a week. My lolita are divorced and I A gift? Fine, If you can allord Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rope have lin with my lather. His fiance Is lt. But dc.ll't ask your real father returned to their home ln ~uma. the ex..:wife or the man m,y mother for the money! - H. Ariz., following a two week \?,sit NOTE TO READERS: THERE here with his mother, Mrs. Alma married. Hoi-. thlo woman need• a ARE STILL A FEW SOS Btrr- R~ of Rudand, ond son, RichJNI)'dllatrlol. WhUe ahe was mar- TONS LEFT. TO GET YOUR ard R""" and family ofPomeroy. Mr. aOO Mrs. Robert Jewell ' ried to my ~tiler, she treat- ..Sf AMP OUT ~EADYING" ed him like an animal. Sle even BU'ITON, SEND A DIME AND A entertained at tbeirHarrisondlle toldllhimafewtlmes. SELF - ADDRESSED STAMPED home Sunday with a !amll¥diMer I've . - 111e dlan8e In my step. ENVELOPE. FOR EACH BUT· in observance of Father's Day. falher since he married my TON TO; HELEN BOTTEL 80S Guests were their parents, Mr. matllor, so I knoW this lsn~ ex- CLUB, BOX 9997, SACRAMEN- and Mrs. VIrgil Atkins, HarriTO, CALIF, 95823. 5onville, and Mr, arrJ Mrs. Glenn lil8rated. MASON - A famll¥ reunion No ..,. can stand m:l' slet>· Jewell, Downington. and M r s. was held rocentl~ at tha home Jewell's grandparents, Mr. and or Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stewmolher.to.be. I haven~ said anyMrs. Frank Halliday, Harrison-- artol Mason. ~tng to m..v father because I don'l want to hurt him, but if ville. Present were Mrs. HeJengew~ AI Is. ha married her, he'll ha In ror art, Ray and Eddie Werry; Jake awtul tnJtj)Je. What can I do? Greer, New Haven; Mary .Au~ Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Fultz, - DISTRESSED DAUGHTER mUier, Hartford; Mr. and !oJr&. Middleport, were at Mackinac IsDear llaulhter: H. C, Pillsbury, Beverly, Ohio; land Friday and Saturday for the You can be sure your Cather executive committee meeting or Mr. and Mrs. Lofton Bl'OUill, hal heard these stories: T h e the Ohio &ate Bar Association. Ge~ Ohio; Pem• Brough, Gentwo former mates would see to oa; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fowler, They were accompanied tO THAT. II he doean'l believe them Bowling Green by their daughTamara and Tony, pt. Pleas••• well, mQbe he knows more ters, Beth, Barbara and Becky, ant; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rusabout human nature than you do. who remained there with their PT. PLEASANT - Morris sell, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. l.lllhaJ>plly married people IDlcle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Bragg, Mason County Assessor, Jake Greer, New Haven; Rosa brlag out the worat In each oth- John Eaken. bas resigned and accepted a po. Stewart, Masoni Mr. and l4rs. , er. Know all the facts before On Thurada,y Mrs. Fultz and sltlon as Mason and Putnam coun- Billy Fox, Johnston, Ohio; Qra you cxnlemn - and lhe beol way Mra. Eaken took the children to ties' Parole and Probation Offi- Higgins, Pt. Pleasant; atwart to leam lhem Is by pttlng II> Cedar Point. Mr. and Mrs. Roy cer. Bragg was elected to the McDermJt, Pt. Pleasant; Mr. and !mow - really know - your Sinn of Convoy joined the rami- assessor post for four years be- Mrs. Lon Roush, Letart. W, Va.; llop-loothar.to.be. - H. lies ror a vlstt on Sa:blrd!l,r. glrmlng In 1964. Mrs. Margaret Mr .. and Mrs. Tom Harris, New Dear Helen: Enroute home SmdaY, Mr. and Bragg has been named to re- Haven; Maxine Arnold. Pomeioy; Here lillie pic:ture: Mrs. Fultz and children visited place her husband for the com- Mr. and Mrs. Jack aewart, Tim, Thlo fafinw is &OOd looking, In Piqua with the Rev. ODd Mra. pletion or the term. Butch and Lisa, M&soni Mary E. but didn't <late much In high But McOmber and famll¥ and Seeld.ng the assessor post in Holstein, Pt. Pleasant; Mitchell 1chool. Now, in his first :year Mr. and Mra. WUitam Everson the November generaJ election Holstein, and Mr. and Mrl. at collese, he Is gvlng wilh a of South Olarleston. Jean Mc- wUI be Orville Slurgoon, Repub- . Jetrery M. Holstein, Pt. Pleasl7 -year..,ld girl mosUy, it seems Omber accompanied them to Mid- lican, and Mrs. Jean Burdette, ant; BUI ~rouse, and Mr. and llke, because · her family plana dleport and wlll remaJn here roc democrat. Bragg did not seek re- Mrs. Jteuben Stewart and Gary II that way. election, but did run onthedemO- Stewart. a two-week visit. The girl's mother invites him A shoWer was alsoheldforMr. crat slate for 5ilerlfl of Mason over tor dlmer constantly, then County, losing out In the primary and Mrs. Tom Harris of New 1118¥1 up and talko to him, even Haven. to Troy Hoffman. aftAor the girl goes to bed. Sle New officers were eJeCl.CIU u,uhim slqlplng so ahe coold lowlng a wiener roast of lhe btiY bor daughter a present for HyaeU Ron Free Msthodlst HDI;!D pve ber1 · Church bold at the home cir !iberI ·l \ 'l1if girl's gr1111dmother offer- ry Hayes. ed to .PlY all e_,ses, even for FJected were Lee WiiUams, his lux, II he'd take her to the president; .AJlen Williams, Vice Prom. He refused, butwasalmool pres!-; Andrew Dewhurst, forced to take her on his own treasurer; Miss Hayes, secre-PT, PLEASANT - The MaPT, PLEASANT - L. W. Get- 800 councy !iberll!'S Deparbnent 11101111· tary; and Dwaine Allen, Dlalle The mother b very domineer. McDaniel, iilerrle Mlchse!, and ty, Mason councy Clerk, waa received a call Monday afternoon fnl, It almost_... they have RODdy Michael, recreal!on com- elected state president of the from John W. Hlrt, owner of the doclclod to bul' a boyfriend for mtU.ee. A group trlpwaadiaeuas- West VIrginia County and Clr- Sandy Lewis Stock Farm, Gallitheir clau8lQr. ed during the meeting. Attend- tult Clerk's Association during polis Ferry, reporting vandalBut here'a the real wowser: Ing besides thoae named wore the 31st annual meeting held In ism and the shooting and killing The other night 111e parents took Mra. Roberta Musser and Mrs. Fairmont over last weekend. ot. a cow on the f&rm. omcers He succeeds James C. Mor- are investigating. this bOy aaldo and warned him Rosalie Wise, adVIsors, Joyce ~ gelling too serious with Clonch, Dorotlcy Ohlinger, and gan, Marion County Circuit Arrest11 recorded at the counClerk. filelr little girll Mlgosh, t h e y Gary Taylor. ty jail have been James Thomas Elected flrol vice - president Vaughn, 29, Pl. P!ealant; nonobol'o her at him and then alap was Katherine Mauzy, circuit support:· Claude K. Moore, 69, hla hand. MASON PERSONALS clerk ol Tucker County; aeoond What do you llllnk, and Mrs. Mary Berry and Mr. ODd vice..presldent was Mary K, Holt, Rt. 2, Pl. Pleaaanl, DWI; Mike can be ease out? - M. B. Mrs. Lester Johnaoo spent aev- c0lll¢y clerk ot Lewis Co.jtreas- Wheeler, 18, West Coluni>la, and 'lear M: eral days in Ann Arbor, Mich. urer was A. Miller Brown, coun- Charles Edward Mickler, 57, My !GAP (I'm Qlesslng AMontana, both Intoxication. pin Perception) tells me the Thay accompanied Darld John- ty clerk of Putnam Co., and reputma• 1'Wam1nt' was just an. son home from Mlc:hlpn State elected secretary was Richard Smith, circuit clerk of Preston other gentle shove toward mat- University. Mr.· and Mrs. Reubea Stew- Co. rlmooQ'. art and Gary, Mrs. Mary AuBlackwater Falls &ate Park If be's DtJt marriage-minded, miller, Mr. and Mn:. Jack Neither gimmick programs was selected as the site for he'd bet:ter atart turning down nor demonstration programs stewart aDd tamlly were recent next year's conventlon to be held lnvitatlona. Easing out Isn't too self·help patch·and·palnt nor &~~ests ot Mrs. Maxine Arnold dllrloutt wbon a boy really wants of Pomeroy. A cook-GUt was en- June 11 through June 14, 1969. programs are going to clear the slums. The slums can be joyed. Alao vlaltlng were Mr. cleared only by the joint par· and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald or Inticipation of government and TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY diana. private enterprise. lolr. and Mrs. B. F • .Board, lost - James W. GaJinor, New Mrs. Mary Berry, Mr. and Mrs. LOST IN POMEROY: '15, lln<lYork State Commissioner Sam ilol!man visited !lli.da,y and of Housino and Community er please call 992.,'1202. Renewal. · Monday In l!unt!ngton with Dr. 6-IS.,'Itc aud Mrs. Leo Konieczny and famThings will unfold. We will 11¥. They went especially for present our demands 'When Joilnny KonleezQY's gradlatlon we are ready .. . We expect from high school. Q-How loud a noile does to put on a great drama, a Mr. and Mra. Coward Calvert, the pistol lhrimp ma~e? great theater to educate the Jr. or VIrginia are visiting her American people. A-If tbe sbrimp Is in a parents, Mr. and Mrs.· lester glass aquarium or dish, the -The Rev. James Bevel, a Stewart of Mason and his par- noise will be beard all over a leader of the Poor People's large room. Campaign in Washington. ents in Pomeroy. .. - , ' Daily Sentinel, l'omeroy' Middlepor4 0., Tuesday, June 18, 1968 -· aro June Mr, Mr'i. L. i1, TriP. Iron, led, BroadlY~ st;, MJdiiiiPD!:Io ~patton; ent~ a.iK1oi ,.tth ella' nor PBi'tY hcJiioring their sonI and • · ·d lb~aw . dlol~r, Mr. lu . Mrs. Chet ~ or Dania, Fla. Qleolo · ..;,re·. Mr.' and '•Mra.' Rober! Le,y ot eoiumbua; Mr'a. Hazel Waltero, Cboriea!Gn, W. VL; Mr. and Mrs, AI 'H o 'ndr t-" ~·. T&lilmy, u ... .... .... ODd Mike, · Winfield; Earl Edwards, Langovllle; ·Mra. Frank11n Tripiell, Ricky, Dabble and ClnciY, Mlddiiii'OI'Il and Mr. and Mr•. Jan , ~. !'Oint 1'1111• ant, w• vL Mr. ODd Mra. Haddox wiD tene Frl~ for 0eeu City, Mel., where tbo1 wUl flll!nd !lie IIIDI• mer. .~ Mr. Jnd Mrs. Pearl Mora and. Mr. 11111 Mrs. Gert)dWUdermulh were Sundl,y gueSts ot W. ODd Mrs. Norman Fisher o! Senecaville. Others vislilug at· t h e Fisher home were Mr. and Mra. Thomas Fisher. Clmbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith, Marshs and Me1llsa of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum returned, Sunday aller spend!~ two weeks with thelr son, Jack, and !amll¥ at Reynoldsburg. Wh.ile there Mr. Rosenbaum was ·"' a medical patient at St. Antbon)! • •. .' w.o\ ~obe~ ~~PJ Trij)lett~' Oi~e~~.,. ;: Personal Notes 't A~~d~· ,Mtl4!9' ,. .,, .,, / ., . ·r ''\ .:lli~.·f:'·! ' �< . ~ Ret . ; . . ""~1!11P't He Ien .· . P l. ' '"-'"'Th!! Dilb' ljfnYroei,,'P~~roy.MI~~ Q..' :hie,&d113,, .J..;.l8, 19~8. (. ,. 1 ... \ Us.~. By Helen Bottel ··~·· ::;:;::~~=:::::::~~:::;:::::::~=;;;~~:=::::~:=::;~:~:::=:=:=::::~.:. ' · ::~' ... ' ;:;: 'f Po"!eroy:., { Dinn~r' Party .· ·' · ''' Chief war-: >ofliC..: ·~ ..m,. 11..- Reunion Held Attend Meeting Mackinac Bragg Designs Mason Co. Job ·- Rhinelanders Suffer Third Hears Pleas PT. PLEASANT - Pleas wore enlored, aentan<lng dates set ond contln~ces granted In Mason rMII>\l' Circuit Court Monday. .' Pleading guilty to recent In'· '~ dictments were, Ned Lambert and Kate _ l..aJN>ert m ciJarse• or . ·~· brandishing adeadly-;MUIard Greenlee on charpa ot breaking ODd entering; James Stover, charged with contributing to U>e doliniJIOftCl' or a minor, cart Barnett enlored a plea of no contest. All will ha sentenced on July 2. Kate Lambert, Indicted on a trespassing charge, wiU enlor a plea to thst Indictment on July 2. ~f The state movedtherourtiOnolle ' . ,. this Indictment. Robert E. Henry Indicted on " four felOQY counts ()( brea!dng and entering, will answer h I s I Indictment mJul,y2 as will James ...... . . . • • Ray Cheesobrow, also charged with breaking and entering, ---------------------------~"---.~.·'· a • c Now. At your lJuick·dealer. ~ - '.· .. ·--""- • ' ATLANTA {VPI) Ton,y Cloninger returns to lhe moond here tonight - but he'll ha pitching againat lhe Braves inatead of for them. Cionlrwer, who appeared in 225 games tor the Braves over an elght,.year s)lOll, was traded last week to Clnelnnlll and It .Is aa a Redlq !hit he returns . , oLYMPic TUNEUPS NEW YORK {VI'O - The New York Knickerbockers, Cinctru1ad National League Royals and Denver Roc kola will Los Ang at Phl!a, p;JCI., rain he!)l the u.s. Olympic basketto the stadium whore his once boll team go through Its final brilliant career fell upon dark Cln 001 010 000- 2 6 I tune~V before the 1968 Games in Linescores days, Atlanta Move ~ By JOE GERGEN man, who had waiJ<ed. In lbo UPI Sports Writer llfth to hike the Twills' l,ad .to There's no stq>pilll! Franh ~ Kelt went lho distance, that the MlmeiOII all~ elghl hlta for his r.o,ath QuU!CI 1)rins have given him hla start. victory. Quilici, thp allghl bOttler who Lindblad Mils Win llgured so promlneltl.r In the Tw:ina' 1965 American Loque peMODI drive before fadlJWinto the obocurlty of the minor leagues, rHIIIerged trom the ••1 jusl. hro•1•t you her'e 'to RH how it fee"b in • coJd cellar-and we're onlr one 1ame out or It!" Jets Club Syracuse NIne, • 13•8 · SYRACUSE, N. Y. {VPD - The Syracuse Chiefs may never Ben Carnevale, chairman of consider the Columbus Jets wel~ 000 100 001- 3 6 1 Mexico City. The Iron station., N. c., rlght- Maloney, Abernathy (8) and bander was regarded as one of Bench. Jarvis (7-4) and Torre. the U. S. Olympic Basketball come friends here. the tq> pltehera !n the National LP- Abernathy (1.1). HRs- H. Committee, said Monday the Columbus opened the first inLeague after winning 19 games Aaron (12th), Malooey (1st), squad opens a three -game ning of Monday night's game ln 1964 and 24 ln 196~ . exhlbition series against the with a six-run spurt, then kept But assorted lllmentslefl him Houatoo 010 200 000- 3 9 0 Knicka in New York Sept. 28, up the tempo throughout the alai 4-7 last season and he was Pitts 300 010 OOx- 4 12 I plays at Cincinnati Sep~ 29 and fair and walked off wilh a 13-8 only 1-3 when traded. Now 27, Giusti (4 ..8) and Bateman, closes out the warmup contests win. ha stU! throws 10 hard as OYer Brand (5). McBean, Face (9) :.gainat the American Basket,. Jel righthander Ken Larsen but opposing hatters report "his and May. WP- McBean (6-5). ball Association's Rocketa In picked up his flllh win, alfast ball doesn't have aJIYihing HR-Stargell (11th). Denver Oct. 5. though he was roughad "' by American League on tt., MONEY WINNERS the Chiefs ln the seventh frame W, L. Pet GB second Start (Only games scheduled) CINCINNATI {VPO- Mickey and retired In favor of Dan 41 22 • 6 ~1 lloBaltrolttimore Tonight wut ha Cloninger'• American League Wrlgh4 on the strength of her SChnalder, who gave way to 32 29 ,525 8 second start for ClnciiUllti IUs Wash 000 000 100- 1 8 0 win Sunday in the "500" Bruce Dal canton. Cleveland 33 31 .$16 ~h first againSt Chicago last week Mlon 001 010 02x- 4 6 o Wmnen's Open at Indianapolis, Bernie Smith Greeted Chief Minnesota 32 31 .508 9 was 'a flop as he 'gave up n~ Moore, Humphreys (6), Hlg- moyed up to third .Place ln the starter and loser Gary Girouard .Booton 29 29 .500 91h fiDIB In three Innings to make gins (8) and casanova. Kaat (4- earnlnga list Of the lAdles with a single to left and George Oakland . 31 31 .500 ~h his record 1-4. • 3) and Roseboro, Zimmerman Professional Golf AssoclsUon ~riggs slashed a hit to rlgh~ New York 29 33 .468 llh Cloning , mound 1 •-•..,t (4), LP- Moore (1-4). HR(LPG A). Jets third sacker Riehle Hebner California 29 33 . 468 ll'h er s ne ....._. Allison (6th). Chicago then blasted Girouard out of the 27 32 .US 12 will be Ken Jobnson (4.,'1), a - - - - - - - - - 1;;t;nauonal League Standlngo Waohlngton 24 36 .tOO 15'h 3:;.year-Gid rlgh-r whn 1' that he sees no reason wllj', If By United Press International game with a blow to GlrOWll'd's Monday' Ro ulta a startling contrast to tha he conllooes 10 hit the ball "as w L Pc~ GJ!&ce. The hit smashed GlrouChl 2 Cl a:...,~ night would-be Cireblller since he, by I should" for the next three or Columbus 29 21 .580 .. ard's glasses, and bruised his 4 ;~ 1, ~t hi& own admiulon, "~ows a foor years why .he shouldn't Toledo 33 26 .559 % face, but he was nat seriously Oakland 3 Baltimore 2 night wide aosorbnent of junk. chaUenge three-years-<>ld..- wu- Buffalo 30 27 .. 26 2'h hurt. Calif i ·Io[eir Yprk I, inns. The Bravea moved hto sec- Ito Mays for the No. 2 spot on LoulsviUo 28 26 .519 3 Columbus, besides the firstln(Onij pmes scheduled) ond . plate In the National the all-lime home run Us~ Rochester 2.1 25 . 500 4 ning bomb, scored a run In the Toda1'a Probable PitChers League Monday night by boatNeither Mays, who also has a Richmond 26 30 ,464 6 third, four more ln the nfth. (All Tlmeo EDT) lng Cinc!Matl 3-2 ln the opener dozen h!Rners tltla saason and a Jacksonville 26 31 .456 &h ' Baltimore (Phoebus 5-6) at or a four~e aeries. total of 576, nor Aaroo have aQY Syracuse 21 32 .396 91;, 'oaklaid (Nub 5-4}, 10:30 p.m. Fel!)le Alou, d.Wllng after thought of reaching Babe Ruth's Monday's Results . Now York (llownln£ 0-1 or two were out in the ninth inning, 714 record. Louisville 4 Rochester 0 Berber . 0-1) at Calltornla raced home wlt!J the winning Other Action Columbus 13 Syracuse 8 (Murphy 0-0), ll p.m. · ron when Clnchmatl third boseIn off tho diamond rellon Tniedo 1 Jackollllvllle 0 (pst, 7 If - . (ortep t4) it ,... TOllY Perez booted FeUx )!oa:lay, Cincinnati . anoouneed Innings) . .. . . !)ierritt t:r ~m; MUiao'a groundel', ·, · that l!o\).' Leliiley. o1 HuntingtOn, rOiedo 3 Jack..,;.uje 2 (2nd, · (MeDowiU 6-$) at Aaron Homered W. Vs., an lnlleld star. ror Mar- 10 lnnl~s) Chlci&o (Peters 3-8), 9 p.m. · EarUer In lho game, Hank ahaU University's baseball Richmond 4 Buffalo 2 Booton (,Santiago 7-3) 11 Aaron hit his 12th h<me run of lelln, had signed a contract - - - - - - - -- Detroit (WUson 4-4) 8 p.m. the saaoon ODd the 493rd ot hla wllh the Reds. · ' . career. That tied him with Lou Lemley reported Monday to (AI Milwaukee) 000 000 001- I 7 0 Nau-1 League Gehrig for eighth place on the the Reds' Tampa, Fla., team In Cleve 000 000 2Ux- 2 6 1 W. L. Pet GB all-lime h<me run Hot and also the Florida lnatructional League Chicago st. L,oula 38 25 ,603 ... tied him with Eddie Mathews, ODd 11 OJIPOCted to be rea 08!ped Hargan (4-7l and Sims. J. Fisher, Locker (9) and McNertAtlintl 33 29 .532 4'h traded lite~ the 1966 seuon, for later. Prancloco · 34 30 ,531 4'h the Brave& career reeord A three-year regular, Lemley ney, WP- J, Fisher (2.,'1), Lol ·~leo 34 31 .523 5 Clmnky Pat Jarvis, llOII 7-4, played second base, third and Phl-hla 28 28 .500 &lh picked up his fourth straight shortstq>, He bolted .306 aa 1 Belt 000 000 020- 2 8 0 . Olleago·. 30 31 .492 7 victory with a alx-hlt perform.. senior ODd made lhe AU· Mid- oaidand 100 001 001- 3 8 o N.,r York 29 31 .483 1'h anco. Jarvia gave QP one run American Conference team. Bribonder, WaU (1), Richert 29 32 ,475 8 on a walk, saerlflce and a olnAlso Monday the Rods an- (8), Drabowsky (9) and HenClnellllllli Pittaburgh 28 31 .475 8 giO ODd the other on p!tehor nounced that ri.t>thand pitcher drlckl,. Etchebarren (9~ Odom, Houston 23 38 .377 14 Jim Maloney's ftrat h0111e rlin Tim Graot, their orot selectloo Spr- (B), Lindblad (8) and Monday's Rasulla of the season and only lhe thlrcl In the regular phis• or the .,.. Duncan, Roof (9). WP- LlndAtial!la 3 Clnc:lnnltl 21 nl&l>t In hla nl111>-yaar career. cent agent draft, had blad (4-0). LP- Drobowsky (2Pittaburih 4 Houston 3, nlaht Jarvis almost handed lhe signed with Sarasota of the 2). Los at Pldla, ppd., rain Reds another run I• the ninth Gulf Coast Laagus. (Only games scheduled) when his lwo-lloae error ODd a Grant, 18, latmnlloyklna, va. (12 lmlngs) _ Toclay'o Probable Pltehero stolen bose got VIda Pinson to and Ia 1 graduate of Riverview N, Y. 000 001 000 000- I 8 1 (AU Times mr> lhlrd - but he p!tehed out of High school. He threw for 1 Cll ooo 001 ooo 001- 2 4 2 H....ton (Lemaster 5-6 ODd the Jam, . 30-1 high school record, ln<lud- Bahnaen, Verhanl< (12) and BlldiiPIIle t-1) at New York "I was alck, just sick, wboo log eight no-lllt, games Gibbs. McGlothlin, Rojas (10) 0\yan 1M and C&rdwall 1-7l, 2, I lei lillian'a throw gel thrOUI!h and turned In an overall earned ODd Satr!ano. WP- RJoas (4-3). 5 p.m. · me," Jarvis said. "I really ron avorap ot 0.26. LP- Vorbonic (3.2), HR- Freg<>5111 Francisco (Perry 64 and thought I hod coat us the game." He also was to report to the sl (3rd). · MeCormick 1;.8) at Phlladel)lhla ·lillian hod quito a night. He Tampa lnatructlooal team ror - -~ames 0-2 and Fryman ~. 2, slllJ!ed In lhe Bravas' second aoa!J!lll)en~ (Only games scheduled) Standings t2 Getty .Elected· •. Cow Repor-ted· ·. Twins in 3-3 Tie In the oame l~nllw. L,oule Bulh on 1 single by starting Jit~her, .1 fallled the second Meljlarun when Jim Scott. The visitors than tied the' •·" "' he singled with two outs ODd test at 3-3 In the ninth <11 1 Walk rounded the bags on a ~ae to Steve Arnolcl and i sl• .by error. The third Meigs marker was John C&oto, two lllllold oull !111'1 accounted tor by But SWan In a stolen base. Spencer went the diallllCe for . the ftftiL swan walked openl~ undefeated Meigs, fanned 11 bolt. the 1nn1112, moved to secant when tors ODd allowed two bona on Seuer walked, took third on an error, and came home on a balls. Scott, whO worked .the ftrat . eight lnninga for Marlette, struck PIII,JOd ball. Only other hits by Malga were out 11 and issued seven tree alngleo by Lerui!e VIii Mater In passes. Mltehem walked nobody the first, Tom Hyson in the 11111 fanned oiX! In retiring the third, and L«d.e Bush with one aide In the ninth. The game wut be comploted out ln the seventh. at a later date. Marlette got Ito llrat run In Marl000 000 012- 3 4 I the eighth wboo Emanuel Cllt,. 020 010 000- 3 5 2 rider, the catcher, walked leado- Metas Scott, Mltehem (9) and Cllt,. IIW of!tlte Inning, moved 10 third rider. Spencer and swan. On a Meigs bobble and scored Straight Loss .. W:ta . ,. '· New Officers Named ·SOl Blndo'a brol<en bit al!wle wi111 two out In the Dlmh e•bled lhe A'• 10 the Oriolea down to their fifth · atnighl defeat. Paul Lltdblad was the winJI!lr, The Indians' decline reaehed seven In a row as pinch-hitter Bill Voss Uned • triple In the seventh inning, ocor!JW pinch rWIIlOrs Sandy Almoar ODd started in four games al'll the have won them all. What's moP~ they owe much of that suceess to the spirited utlltty player, who has collected seven hita ln 12 at bata since coming olf the scrap heap. Twlna Twins Move Up The 29-year-<lld QuU!cl, who was hitless in seven appearan-ces through the first two months of the season, doubled and tripled, scored one run and drove in another Monday night as Minnesota defeated Washington 4-1 to mow within a game oC the second-place Baltimore Orioles. The Olkland Athletics edged the Orioles 3-2, enabling the idle Detroit Tlgors to open an eight,. game lead, the Chicago White Sox nipped the third-place Cleveland Indians and the Cll!fonia Angels outlasted the New York Y~nkees :1.1 In 12 innings. !n the only two Notlonal League games played, the AUanta Braves overcame the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 alii the Pittsburgh Pirates boat the Houston Astros 4-3. A scheduled game between Los Angeles and Philadelphia was postponed by rain QuU!cl tripled to right center in the third inning and scored on pitcher Jim Kact's single. He doubled home Jerry Zlmrnerw Oil.. . 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OWEN, l't!IU!i11£.1 • --"-~ , Jim Fregoal'a ieldoff - 'STOCK CLOSE-OUT AVICTIM OF WINTER' TilE DAILY SENTINEL I·'·. AND EXTERIOR ••••a•••a••••••••l!l C\Qan up 11111P - PAINT FOR ALL NEEDS ,.,.run . at ~r 1-4) Atlanil (Johnson 4-3), 8:~ p.m. Lol Angeles ($Inger 6-5) at PIU,bur&b ()loose 2-4), 8:05 trih Dramex~ 1rO. 8;~Cincinnati p.m. . """"'.·or ..... SPECIAL THIS WEEK s.n QUOTES White Sox their ft~at Wei<!rj Mil......, ' their ' - ·•'llllt"• fl'<lin.IJCIIIo. A 1. oaw:Jacl< FIJibor.ROfl hi• ~ ·,. ahad0110 again last Friday ~ victory, wbon he otarted a game at TREVINO ADVANCES second base, courtesy •ol the PALM . BEACll GARDENS u.s. Marine Collis. (UP!) - 1M Trevino, wlonor He II(JllOIIrS quite reluctant to ol the U. - S. Open SUnday, 111!'.•'''1 leave tile spotllglt. vaulted Into fourth .Place In lbo ,. , · Quilici, subbing for Rod -Bo;lld;dy:..;Br~ad;;fo~rd;.;and;.,;;lll;,;vi;,;ng;;,jthe;;,;.,;PG,;:A.;ear;:,;nllw;:;;:;;,•,;;:;;.._ _ _, carew who is serving a reserve • hitch with the Marine how now 4-6); To Presidency Killed at Farm ~on;o tasl Inning, threatened to pull a win out When It leaded the bl.ses with two out on walks to BUI Moore, George sauer and Tom Hysell. llloUof hurler J e r r y Mltdi"')), hoWever, .famed l<ln-· nie !1Psh .to ·end' the game .and the coOte•l wu called, hacauae o!darknesfo T~ Spencer, Melgs' right.. hand!>r, opened the scoring !nthe second when he homered. Later Meigs, In the bottom of lhe "'-4 · Stewart Family Mari~ ' ' .'.l··Tho Melgo and Marlette Le· ~ton teams piayed'to a 3-3 dead.lock Monday evening at Syra: euse Munlci)JII Park fteld. . , Meigs scored Ita first two fW1I In tbo second Inning ODd · the other In the Ofth1to take a 3-0 lead. l!ut Marietta came bock · to tte the 'acole wJth one run in ·: lbo eighth and two more In the a l\ro. ,. near igs, ·~ in'ci ert ,E. WUI,, ~A\ 1M <'l.~r;,. ~ Mri, Harold u, WUI; ;t..,. ~err a., l'llme!W, ~eoelved the .u-mJ · Commendation Medal ~ 18 ~".•- se-'•• '-'th. uie •52J!d """ ..... ,. . tillery GrOup Plalkll; :VI,tnam. )1'0 WUI earned the for merttortous .service Wrln8 hla lUt ao-ent .i Ft, .car• 800, Colo. WO Will Is a food advisor with the group's HNdquartera. . The . -rant ofllcer, who,. wife, ~·· llvos 1) 5135 VIIlap Court, 5Ift Anlonl6, Tex:, cradlaled In 1958 l'roril Pl>mel'Ql' High School and attended lho Vniverslty of Colorado. Boulder. Be- · fore enterlni mfiitary J!OfflOe, he was emplCQOed by Kelly Manufa<turing Co., Middleport. YOtrTH ASKElfFOR ITI to. Are you sure he does? .:_ H. Thla eolumn to for young peo- Dear Helen: ple, their problems and pleasl am 13. My modlor was diurel, their troubles ODd fun. As vorced and is getting married with the rest ol Relen Help Usl, to a man named ·~avid." Since tt welcomes laughs bllt won't I will oot live with them, should dodiO a serious 1Jiestlon wilh 1 l call him "Davld:1 or uoad?'' bnllb-<111. Also, oi'<IUid I bul' them a wedSend your teenage questions to ding gift, or just a card? YOUI'H ASKED FOR IT, care of JOAN Holen Help USI, Iilla newspaper. Dear Joan: CRAZY MIXED UP MESSES Why not ask your mother and CREATED BY DIVORCE luture step.latber which name Dear Helen: they'd prefer? /'"'( Hospital in Columbus for a week. My lolita are divorced and I A gift? Fine, If you can allord Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rope have lin with my lather. His fiance Is lt. But dc.ll't ask your real father returned to their home ln ~uma. the ex..:wife or the man m,y mother for the money! - H. Ariz., following a two week \?,sit NOTE TO READERS: THERE here with his mother, Mrs. Alma married. Hoi-. thlo woman need• a ARE STILL A FEW SOS Btrr- R~ of Rudand, ond son, RichJNI)'dllatrlol. WhUe ahe was mar- TONS LEFT. TO GET YOUR ard R""" and family ofPomeroy. Mr. aOO Mrs. Robert Jewell ' ried to my ~tiler, she treat- ..Sf AMP OUT ~EADYING" ed him like an animal. Sle even BU'ITON, SEND A DIME AND A entertained at tbeirHarrisondlle toldllhimafewtlmes. SELF - ADDRESSED STAMPED home Sunday with a !amll¥diMer I've . - 111e dlan8e In my step. ENVELOPE. FOR EACH BUT· in observance of Father's Day. falher since he married my TON TO; HELEN BOTTEL 80S Guests were their parents, Mr. matllor, so I knoW this lsn~ ex- CLUB, BOX 9997, SACRAMEN- and Mrs. VIrgil Atkins, HarriTO, CALIF, 95823. 5onville, and Mr, arrJ Mrs. Glenn lil8rated. MASON - A famll¥ reunion No ..,. can stand m:l' slet>· Jewell, Downington. and M r s. was held rocentl~ at tha home Jewell's grandparents, Mr. and or Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stewmolher.to.be. I haven~ said anyMrs. Frank Halliday, Harrison-- artol Mason. ~tng to m..v father because I don'l want to hurt him, but if ville. Present were Mrs. HeJengew~ AI Is. ha married her, he'll ha In ror art, Ray and Eddie Werry; Jake awtul tnJtj)Je. What can I do? Greer, New Haven; Mary .Au~ Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Fultz, - DISTRESSED DAUGHTER mUier, Hartford; Mr. and !oJr&. Middleport, were at Mackinac IsDear llaulhter: H. C, Pillsbury, Beverly, Ohio; land Friday and Saturday for the You can be sure your Cather executive committee meeting or Mr. and Mrs. Lofton Bl'OUill, hal heard these stories: T h e the Ohio &ate Bar Association. Ge~ Ohio; Pem• Brough, Gentwo former mates would see to oa; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fowler, They were accompanied tO THAT. II he doean'l believe them Bowling Green by their daughTamara and Tony, pt. Pleas••• well, mQbe he knows more ters, Beth, Barbara and Becky, ant; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rusabout human nature than you do. who remained there with their PT. PLEASANT - Morris sell, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. l.lllhaJ>plly married people IDlcle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Bragg, Mason County Assessor, Jake Greer, New Haven; Rosa brlag out the worat In each oth- John Eaken. bas resigned and accepted a po. Stewart, Masoni Mr. and l4rs. , er. Know all the facts before On Thurada,y Mrs. Fultz and sltlon as Mason and Putnam coun- Billy Fox, Johnston, Ohio; Qra you cxnlemn - and lhe beol way Mra. Eaken took the children to ties' Parole and Probation Offi- Higgins, Pt. Pleasant; atwart to leam lhem Is by pttlng II> Cedar Point. Mr. and Mrs. Roy cer. Bragg was elected to the McDermJt, Pt. Pleasant; Mr. and !mow - really know - your Sinn of Convoy joined the rami- assessor post for four years be- Mrs. Lon Roush, Letart. W, Va.; llop-loothar.to.be. - H. lies ror a vlstt on Sa:blrd!l,r. glrmlng In 1964. Mrs. Margaret Mr .. and Mrs. Tom Harris, New Dear Helen: Enroute home SmdaY, Mr. and Bragg has been named to re- Haven; Maxine Arnold. Pomeioy; Here lillie pic:ture: Mrs. Fultz and children visited place her husband for the com- Mr. and Mrs. Jack aewart, Tim, Thlo fafinw is &OOd looking, In Piqua with the Rev. ODd Mra. pletion or the term. Butch and Lisa, M&soni Mary E. but didn't <late much In high But McOmber and famll¥ and Seeld.ng the assessor post in Holstein, Pt. Pleasant; Mitchell 1chool. Now, in his first :year Mr. and Mra. WUitam Everson the November generaJ election Holstein, and Mr. and Mrl. at collese, he Is gvlng wilh a of South Olarleston. Jean Mc- wUI be Orville Slurgoon, Repub- . Jetrery M. Holstein, Pt. Pleasl7 -year..,ld girl mosUy, it seems Omber accompanied them to Mid- lican, and Mrs. Jean Burdette, ant; BUI ~rouse, and Mr. and llke, because · her family plana dleport and wlll remaJn here roc democrat. Bragg did not seek re- Mrs. Jteuben Stewart and Gary II that way. election, but did run onthedemO- Stewart. a two-week visit. The girl's mother invites him A shoWer was alsoheldforMr. crat slate for 5ilerlfl of Mason over tor dlmer constantly, then County, losing out In the primary and Mrs. Tom Harris of New 1118¥1 up and talko to him, even Haven. to Troy Hoffman. aftAor the girl goes to bed. Sle New officers were eJeCl.CIU u,uhim slqlplng so ahe coold lowlng a wiener roast of lhe btiY bor daughter a present for HyaeU Ron Free Msthodlst HDI;!D pve ber1 · Church bold at the home cir !iberI ·l \ 'l1if girl's gr1111dmother offer- ry Hayes. ed to .PlY all e_,ses, even for FJected were Lee WiiUams, his lux, II he'd take her to the president; .AJlen Williams, Vice Prom. He refused, butwasalmool pres!-; Andrew Dewhurst, forced to take her on his own treasurer; Miss Hayes, secre-PT, PLEASANT - The MaPT, PLEASANT - L. W. Get- 800 councy !iberll!'S Deparbnent 11101111· tary; and Dwaine Allen, Dlalle The mother b very domineer. McDaniel, iilerrle Mlchse!, and ty, Mason councy Clerk, waa received a call Monday afternoon fnl, It almost_... they have RODdy Michael, recreal!on com- elected state president of the from John W. Hlrt, owner of the doclclod to bul' a boyfriend for mtU.ee. A group trlpwaadiaeuas- West VIrginia County and Clr- Sandy Lewis Stock Farm, Gallitheir clau8lQr. ed during the meeting. Attend- tult Clerk's Association during polis Ferry, reporting vandalBut here'a the real wowser: Ing besides thoae named wore the 31st annual meeting held In ism and the shooting and killing The other night 111e parents took Mra. Roberta Musser and Mrs. Fairmont over last weekend. ot. a cow on the f&rm. omcers He succeeds James C. Mor- are investigating. this bOy aaldo and warned him Rosalie Wise, adVIsors, Joyce ~ gelling too serious with Clonch, Dorotlcy Ohlinger, and gan, Marion County Circuit Arrest11 recorded at the counClerk. filelr little girll Mlgosh, t h e y Gary Taylor. ty jail have been James Thomas Elected flrol vice - president Vaughn, 29, Pl. P!ealant; nonobol'o her at him and then alap was Katherine Mauzy, circuit support:· Claude K. Moore, 69, hla hand. MASON PERSONALS clerk ol Tucker County; aeoond What do you llllnk, and Mrs. Mary Berry and Mr. ODd vice..presldent was Mary K, Holt, Rt. 2, Pl. Pleaaanl, DWI; Mike can be ease out? - M. B. Mrs. Lester Johnaoo spent aev- c0lll¢y clerk ot Lewis Co.jtreas- Wheeler, 18, West Coluni>la, and 'lear M: eral days in Ann Arbor, Mich. urer was A. Miller Brown, coun- Charles Edward Mickler, 57, My !GAP (I'm Qlesslng AMontana, both Intoxication. pin Perception) tells me the Thay accompanied Darld John- ty clerk of Putnam Co., and reputma• 1'Wam1nt' was just an. son home from Mlc:hlpn State elected secretary was Richard Smith, circuit clerk of Preston other gentle shove toward mat- University. Mr.· and Mrs. Reubea Stew- Co. rlmooQ'. art and Gary, Mrs. Mary AuBlackwater Falls &ate Park If be's DtJt marriage-minded, miller, Mr. and Mn:. Jack Neither gimmick programs was selected as the site for he'd bet:ter atart turning down nor demonstration programs stewart aDd tamlly were recent next year's conventlon to be held lnvitatlona. Easing out Isn't too self·help patch·and·palnt nor &~~ests ot Mrs. Maxine Arnold dllrloutt wbon a boy really wants of Pomeroy. A cook-GUt was en- June 11 through June 14, 1969. programs are going to clear the slums. The slums can be joyed. Alao vlaltlng were Mr. cleared only by the joint par· and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald or Inticipation of government and TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY diana. private enterprise. lolr. and Mrs. B. F • .Board, lost - James W. GaJinor, New Mrs. Mary Berry, Mr. and Mrs. LOST IN POMEROY: '15, lln<lYork State Commissioner Sam ilol!man visited !lli.da,y and of Housino and Community er please call 992.,'1202. Renewal. · Monday In l!unt!ngton with Dr. 6-IS.,'Itc aud Mrs. Leo Konieczny and famThings will unfold. We will 11¥. They went especially for present our demands 'When Joilnny KonleezQY's gradlatlon we are ready .. . We expect from high school. Q-How loud a noile does to put on a great drama, a Mr. and Mra. Coward Calvert, the pistol lhrimp ma~e? great theater to educate the Jr. or VIrginia are visiting her American people. A-If tbe sbrimp Is in a parents, Mr. and Mrs.· lester glass aquarium or dish, the -The Rev. James Bevel, a Stewart of Mason and his par- noise will be beard all over a leader of the Poor People's large room. Campaign in Washington. ents in Pomeroy. .. - , ' Daily Sentinel, l'omeroy' Middlepor4 0., Tuesday, June 18, 1968 -· aro June Mr, Mr'i. L. i1, TriP. Iron, led, BroadlY~ st;, MJdiiiiPD!:Io ~patton; ent~ a.iK1oi ,.tth ella' nor PBi'tY hcJiioring their sonI and • · ·d lb~aw . dlol~r, Mr. lu . Mrs. Chet ~ or Dania, Fla. Qleolo · ..;,re·. Mr.' and '•Mra.' Rober! Le,y ot eoiumbua; Mr'a. Hazel Waltero, Cboriea!Gn, W. VL; Mr. and Mrs, AI 'H o 'ndr t-" ~·. T&lilmy, u ... .... .... ODd Mike, · Winfield; Earl Edwards, Langovllle; ·Mra. Frank11n Tripiell, Ricky, Dabble and ClnciY, Mlddiiii'OI'Il and Mr. and Mr•. Jan , ~. !'Oint 1'1111• ant, w• vL Mr. ODd Mra. Haddox wiD tene Frl~ for 0eeu City, Mel., where tbo1 wUl flll!nd !lie IIIDI• mer. .~ Mr. Jnd Mrs. Pearl Mora and. Mr. 11111 Mrs. Gert)dWUdermulh were Sundl,y gueSts ot W. ODd Mrs. Norman Fisher o! Senecaville. Others vislilug at· t h e Fisher home were Mr. and Mra. Thomas Fisher. Clmbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith, Marshs and Me1llsa of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum returned, Sunday aller spend!~ two weeks with thelr son, Jack, and !amll¥ at Reynoldsburg. Wh.ile there Mr. Rosenbaum was ·"' a medical patient at St. Antbon)! • •. .' w.o\ ~obe~ ~~PJ Trij)lett~' Oi~e~~.,. ;: Personal Notes 't A~~d~· ,Mtl4!9' ,. .,, .,, / ., . ·r ''\ .:lli~.·f:'·! ' �' ,1'110 ,f' ' -; ., bali, SOOilnel, ~~....Jd!ll;;,.;;.l,~tod(Y, JIUIO 1,8; 1968 c ' ' .f. ;, , '' ' '' ive ·Fetsolis nurt· in .: 2 · : A.~riidents I ~... pt:w pen0111 were tnjured ln ·\>(o loonctlden~J; invostlgatod 'Monclo1 by tho Gallipolis Post, State lllei"'IY Potrul. Four or them were lnjured when a car llXI a plck!U> truck collided at 10:45 L m. .Monday at tho june- or Parade (Coltlnued !rom Page 1) 1 arxl will be assigned a parade location. However, Cassell reports that he would prefer a registration 011 each entry so that the lineup ·can be completed before Friday. Entries may be phOned to him at 992-.\19 2. The parade will move up Sec• Old Ave., Friday to the A & P r Store where it will be disbanded ! to reform near the Karr and Van : Zandt Motor eo., preparatory to moving through Pomeroy and to • the Pomeroy Junior High School. • •~ Other members of casseU's •• committee Cor the parade : ~ : sponsored by t he Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce - include Mrs. Ted Reed, Phil Glc> • bokar, Mrs. Eva .Stout and Mid- • dloport Police Chief Herbert "' Gilkey and Pomeroy Police Chief .. Jed C. Webster. • Entries registered to date in • lddidon to the bards include the Swxlown Riding Supplies Co., Comor; two vetticles from the• sheriff's departtnent; the Twin City Shrine Club, Meigs County Health Department, the fire departments of Pomeroy, Middleport and Chester; the Lovin' St. Bernards, Miss Southern Ohio; the C. K. Nease famUy on norseback; the 4-H Pleasure Riders; Cub Scout Pack 235 Chester; Rutland: Girl Scout Troopj all Meigs . COunty auto dealers with their vehicles transporting dignitaries; Pllrneroy Bowllll8 Lanes; Land· mark Store; Odd Fellow Lodge; Meigs Bookmobile; Meigs Coun. ty Young Republican dub; Gloria Buck and the Glo-ettes; Cub Pack 248, Pomeroy- Marietta Shriners and Cub Scout Par~k 242. don of Rt. 35 llXI Mitchell Rd. A car driven west by Ethel Black, 76, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, had stopped to make a left turn. liehind her,' pickUp truckq,erated by Murvln T. Morrow, 61, eoJumbos, failed to stop and strUck Long Bottom Social Notes ' .~ " . . 1 '11':~;;.-· ' . The I wa.·..urii~' to ' ! Scholarships II ' }I . ''' ~ ;~ f i·. I'~ f o.. Tuesdn, ~uno 1~; 1968 ., ''" •, . ' ' . " ·· ihti Wbll!l lloriDe ol ~ ·: .' 'i i' , •..,,, Jeno~om, Pilll 1IOI'thy high. Jirll'ltet- oon, -rd Keith, aga ~.., l ' !· OWNEI$. .~ ~.,·~- ' .,. }.'~ .... ~ - '.'-1:·,' lr{' " I f.il'( • I~,Ex'flihited . t ' The 1a~ booKS_are !lOW open for the Juile or second hall collection of the 1967 .Real Estate tljXes. Also for deUnquent tax. Closing date will llii-IUly 1, 1968. ,, •. ' ' f ""-~ ,.., • ' ... _ &till· ~; ''111i ;;,; dloillIQ' . '!"..." . ' • '- · !ll".ll!l · d~a!DI: .,J:D~J;\!IIl or · 11tt n>~~~ vat!'(lllln l!fbll ~""" ~ ~ ~t~~W,at· IIMi I&- Fi!'li ~·· ciureh. "" ......, 1ac1 ld.wirlarten !1111 lJ"""'! , ' ..... llfi!'B dptSOI !orlholrpart diilf>i'l . '!• Howard l Frank ·• ,,.-r,.•· · Melga County T.....,Nr ' ' > ' ...• • •. • • \ ' 0 " •• . .. ~ prqp~, 'tile primary chit, ·pvt'itlii ~ o1 wordl ~ ·... r\118 the_ oOhool,' and · IIMi junior cllil pve tho bc!ol<a . Clf·llie Bible had a I1IOrd drill I . I l ll!llltlllled llie d!Jclploo. .Cblldrta attendlnl Ove ~· Clf<ll.e l<hool ·waropresonled cor!i!kflel by tho·tea-• or lholr J:*Ipi<IIYO claosoo. Tilt Rev. Cbarloa llmons gavocortlflcalel lio the .teacher• and bell)erl Ia!'ludlng Mra. Della Coburn, Mrt. llarold Hubbard, Mrt. ~ .WU!aco, Mrs. KonDatll wu...., lolla~ )oJarta K. Hubbard, Mrt. ~ Nell John Fultz ·~ John. m , Mri. Charles Savin, Mrt. C Ted ·, ;, RU ay, .,.._, J r., loll' II -~ l(a1; Roocoe WIN, inti Mill . ·=·· a•"•- coop, Johnstown. J!lltior -mer. ' ·blvatlonal 1ut1er . waa Mrt. Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Branche and Mr. and Mrs. Peck Larkins, Belpre, and \'ilia Kincade, Cool- ~ K1o11 n Mr4- Fred Glbbl, Jr. was tho jliaalll. ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins. Mr. and Mrs. Harold New1un and SaJXlra were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Romey White, Chillicothe. Connie Hayman and Jimmie Wa1ls, Columbus, spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Guy HayMr. and Mrs. Bob Barton of plaas were made ·for :a plcalc ~G CANCEUJ.:I> ror membore arid their famlllea ·'· ThO nilnl friday dw meet.: tO !Je hold oo ~ ·u Ill .tl\0 · lni FriAio. night at j!te honie ql Hallld.;-AIIdno home, 7p.m. 'lli• Mra. Beoi1i""!:zllng 1'1. CODcellotl.. ~~ - ..~~·~~ "J~w~·T': . . r .;-- Ql'IIOIIl •·. Jobn ~co!d . imJI aon, ~ol man ol ohot:lherds, wao "'IIJ(iiaaed WaolilnCton. D• C. wlllarrlveUda a kiD&' • auard. EJWI.~ 1 Rus~ 1.0 ,litO Drawing weeliond ror , a vtstt· wllli h I a Following the rltuallllic op. - . t ,. bj< Vtrl!l Atkins, ~ntl IIIOihir. ..,cent Yillti>r enotl, Mrs. llugbeo wu presentlhe ··~ ~i" b7 Allegra o1 Mr~. Klucild. wu .lilt eroildWill. Tbeprog!UtCOilCludotlwlth dauih!Ot, Jo Am lluittotcutter or Choir Has Picnic -•r ' Work;/..M:;f• r-.,'dfis { ' ol 'tho I \;,,. REAL '~ ,,I' 1101~, 1JU1!10 W!U rell[ll ·lolro :ora.. :VIa of llhan Mary ~ 37 ol rome- lnttodtlced IDcll!ded l)eralee Grloq>aronla are NJ-.· ~ lll'i. "WIIel .~ F~ ~ ol HII ~ '1~ hi"' vitllliie ·hor do: re.r met Friday night a! t~~~JboF · Wlm, Bari>ara llupn. El!zallath • F4tlif llorot and Mr. and Mrs. DIOI" · alld Mrs. 111111~ pu. IF ,. Mrl jQim: Kbicald · s be hall. · .· • Lear, Edith Hutqbt,.., "Nellie ,Witlter llof!IIWI, POmeroy, RooJI:I went~Gtbehomeo!Mi'. "K,e\lPIII!ISioP\VIth~" , . ~ 111 'u;. ~ - ot·~ doli!!' Pauline . A!kl"'· ~ hlah Tr~cy, and Flora I.I;N!,J. P I i t 2. Mrs. ·Ella Jloullal or fOJOiec Franli ·Hall~ 11110' r Olltor aelec)lons W!'l'e "What o1 hlr brother Cl)'dO ·l'llule.r prlostsss ol Mary ~· - wa• watchman o! sltephtrdl present.. roy, Route 2, Ia a er. .and • .&etvt~~ .!ilelr 8~ -I soOt or' ~r 'Are Yoo?:' b7 o1 !loll~ r.;.a, whoso~ 'appointed a. jligeolllialq)rome od wore AU"' Hughes llXI VIr- ·mother. , o! coni!~ 1)10111' Gllld.r~ Nlcholf!OIIl "Father, till . was~ tO Charlellon w. llorlno or tho Unltod ~ .-Pt~ lllll\tklns. . • • ~:~~~~~·:•~~·; ~ ol llie IICMI...'' b7 ,MrL ' Va. fol<·butlel. iJ. Col • ..,S MrL Canada, and Vlrell A!kiJta, •l!'<b- During the buslneoa meOtlnli w•• .,c .' Appoinrm ·eilts are Mode: ·. ' .....ANNOUNCE ~~ l)or-".. . ' . '•' ' ' .... and ...,.. ........ . . ··~i;"'"'''~'''';::''''~''i'''"''f."' ' ' ' ' ''''"''''''''f; · ·s. hrine · · ~ ·• . , c • or 'fl!lil»rl , J!!ains ~· ~-: · · . . . "i . ., , \ ; iiMiddlefX)rt..: 1l ~ome SorboO ~. . O d and lnttodtl~. !!he' "''' • 'In& 1111 birth or a lib: ,.....,, ,, at the Melga COUll- father•• Day theine :ira• e•rrled ' :~ · ·· ' · ~ ~j, ware ..-nt:otl by Marylaopa, ·llie mooting aapeclali1 to_,ct GU!Iee..., Monclo1 alllolzerllo.. "'·" )>laiload o.ul .lfl tlltl''"r,wpr91f~~~th. ::::Personal Notes a ·~ or Dlst~ 17, Oraer or a aehool ot tnstrut&n. 'pttal. Tile 0011J11e have lilothlt · Gtanp mot • Seth NlcholoOll slvllW the .orl&ln . :;~ ·. · · · ·,, ' ::;: Jl tile H~; ' ·.,,' m!R ar.at "I tho hall and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wyn.. Marietta visited Hazel Johnsoa Dinner guests of Mary Pierce (Cootinued frmn Page I) were Mr. and Mrs. Johmtie New!'lckono Memorial SCholarship, ell and Jeff, Columbus, Mr. am Middleport Chamber ol C o m · Mrs. Hobart Newell ahd !amity mf<e, Pomeroy High School Fu· ol Chester and Mr. and Mrs. Lar..;· <~ tu-~)feachers Assn., COlumbus ry CUrtis and family. Tress Swain is a patient at the ani Southern Ohio Electric Co., Iir. Roy Pickens, Columbia Gas Camden Clark Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Westfall of Ohio and the Pomeroy Alumvisited Mr. and Mrs. Darrell CoDI A11n. zart. Presenting the awards was C. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cllev~ E. Blakeslee, chairman of t h e awards committee, who cited the aller of Toronto, 0., and Mr. and •"brain" drain ln Meigs County Mrs. Wayne Prince spent an eveeach year through the loss of its ning with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon youlli. He seld he hoped that Caldwell, Tuppers Plains. Mary Offutt, Parkersb.irg, was acbolushlps would provide an overnight guest of Mr. a n d tnldadve and willingness and, Mrs. Joe Bissell. perhaps, a desire lor the young Mr. and Mrs. David Smith vis- l e to como back and help ited Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Clay, croate a better Meigs CDIDI~, Chester. lie ..,I!Ol'Yotl also tllat or some Spehlllng the weekend with LetoO uacluates this spring only 19 81JPiiect lor the scholarships. ma Sisson were Mr. and M r s. Tom Kelly, Meigs High School Jr. Koenig arw:l family of Zanesfaculty member, presided over ville aD:I Mr. and Mrs. Charles llie awards nlgtrt and stated the Cline, Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean program Is a "beautllul exprosand !amity and Bob Saxton or aton or tho !eellngs thl' county hal 1M its young people." Fred Morrow, who headed the BEBAN SIGNS fUnd drive and sened as chair· WASffiNGTON (UPI)- Helsman of the board tor the past man Trophy wimer Cary Beban two years, extendedpubllcthanks will report to the Washington to all contributors to the scholar. Redskins training camp Aug. 3 ship lounclatloo. after st_gning with the team lolorrow pointed out tllat In Monday. 1870, onl,y two per cent ol pe<>The former UCLA star ple between 18 and 31 attended quarterback will join the team lnatitutlons lor a<~vsnced train. four weeks later than most lng whlle today almost 40 per rookies because be is scheduled oelll of those between 18 and to play in the Coe.ches' ·All21 are getting trelntng beyond America game ID Atlanta and high sdtool. This to particularly tho College All-Star game in Impressive, Mc»rrow said, in view Chicago. ot. the vast increase in _popJla- No terms of tbe contract were tl.on ewer the years. He pointed announced, but Bebftn reportedout that the scholarships are an ly signed a three-year pact for outrliht l!lft with oo strlng"a at- about $200,000. j lached but added tllat. perhaps, JOYNER SIGNS lllere mey be a moral obltga.. INDIANAPOLIS, tnd. (UPI)lion lor the roelplent to return Former Indiana UrUversity star the amount later in order to Butch Joyner has signed to play perpetuate the program. basketball with the India,. Refreshments prepared by Pacers. lira. 0. R. &out were served. The signing was annowtced MoiKIJl)' evening. f senUnei, ~eroY·Mlddle..,n. man. .j I. • .r w Several from her~ a~nded ahd Mrs. Roland Stethom, Mr. the Sliver Weddlng anniversary aiKI Mrs. Dorsel LarldnsandMr. observation of Mr. and Mrs. Ho- and Mrs. Robert Larkins visited Ethel Larkins. bart Newell, Chester. Edith Osborn, Keno, was an ov-· David G. Smith, who has boon a patient at camden Clark Hos- ernlght guest or Audrey Smith. Mrs, Curt cawthorne ind Alii· pita, is at home. son, Chicago, visited Mr. all'! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ChevaMrs. John Groce. lier, Toronto, 0., spent a weekMr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker end with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne or Tuppers Plains visited Mr. Prince. ard Mrs. Larry Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins Joe and Tim Bissell of Mason were recent djnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Weber of Tup- visited Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter• - VIolet Smith pers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hsymsn and daughters of Columbus spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe russell. Mr. aOO Mu. Howard Young of Paden City, W. va., spent sever• al days wlth Nellie Stethem. · Mr.• alii Mrs. Ray Roush of . Akron spent a weekeOO with Mr. arx:l Mrs. Junior Hauber. George Curtis o! Belpre visited his grandmother, Mary Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter aOO family recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stalzer, Columbus, o6t~ ' I t ~~~f.~hil~i:f'P/onned at Meigs Fair ~ tho back ollhe car. • :1>41;; lliol;.;ijli;.. · Mro. ' mack ' was 'ldmlttlid to > .will\ ·l~cer~tt.o.ls. of'll\il,(or.eh~ Hol~er Hospital with a ..;~~ _and M~~r.rPW' w!i~, \r&a~· .to,J;'-~ cut blcll II)FY· H~r hus-. ~ul Oriaer ...S ,roleas¢. · Tli!¢e; was Bla~ 81, was treated for a cut hoO\'Y damage to 11ie ~ - •lilt.• on t\iS iorohoad and relused. Black car l!"'.heayy \Itt lront Ettlel M. Morrow, 55, .Col-urn.. Of_~Orrow's .,It~ 8.-uC~.·-·l:r • ··n.e ·patrol l!lted·-'1\19l'rciil· ,to ~lipolls ,lo,{uniclpe!' ~..ltme Columbus sp0nt the weekohll lflth i9, ~ a c~ or ~uro',IO. stpl> Mr. and Mra. Wayne Prince. within ' assurt\1 olea~ dt~4ncll. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osburn , Rt.· 1, 1 Mrs. Mary TYler, 64_ and sons. Keno, Mr. and Mrs. ~·· talien !0 .vetorans Emerson Johnson of Portland, Mel!torlal Hoai>ttal with \nllirles Charles Larkins of Chester, Mr. ' • ., a hoiiltoroui Jllonoloaue entitled Dunbar w V!L • · "The Allluellee ,of ll!COhol" by Mr. '..,.j Mrl. Haymond RuoMra. Atkins. Re!roshmonts were 1111 have moved !rom !IIIIth Fifth served. Ave. bXo \he ~ j)1'QporQ' on Lln<Oia St. • Mr. and Mrl. ChafiOI Hultllll ·· • . · and son or McArthur .,...., -k· · and vldtoro ~~tro with hl1 par. ' . enll, Mr. and Mrl. Hal· • klaa. Mra. llall!<fna remain• a · patient -at Melsa Generel Hoa. pllal. Mr' and Mrl. Philip Bllli.Y The Rev. bale. McClurg was and son, Jel'l')', .,ent the weekaialgaed to the Rac:lne Unltod end at Cedar · 1'01111. - t a t Church Charga during Wooguelta o1 Mr. and the recent Ohio Amual Con!tr· enco ol 11ie Ualtod Molhodlat mra. John Fultz were Mr, and Mro. Harold Vop!IQI1R and Church beld at Lakeilde. daullhter, Melinda, or POrts. Fastoro of ell other Methodist mouth. Melinda remelned for a churches In \Itt c:ounty wore r&turnod lor another year. Hl&h• week's villi hore and will ,lola llabts or tho con!tronco Included ber 1mdo and aunt, Mr. and Mra. acdOIII porlalniiW to crtsoa In William Swlaber, lor several ·America, Vlstnam problomo, llXI daya, camping at Royal o a k eolde!inoa o!llie.morprbetween Park. Mr1. Georga Fry ol Columthe Methodists llXI E. U.B. bus la here tor a BeYeral weeks' Church. · Yiilt with her alatera, Mrs. HerTile procnm·reaturotltwo mov• los, ''The Cycle ol Despair," bert Flak and Mlaa lolabel Hy. a story or N-o family fife-Iii sell. 9le came oopeelalty to at~ Harlem, IIXI"VIotnam- How We tend the Flnlc..Jiardln wotldlng &IllGot Ia, and How We can Get OUt." day, 91e Rue, dltllhter ol Mr. and - e r feature wao rOCQIIII· Mro. Tom Rue, ao\d Sandy Swartz, don or 9' •owlY pastors and tho dauih!Or or Mr•. and Mra. Gene accoplance or lliem aa aoaoclate , members or tho Ohio Annual Cof>. Swartz, are vacatlonlng at Day!ere\lce or tho Unltotl Mothoillat tona Beilch, Fla. They arrived Clllrcl!. Included In the IIJ'OIV there Frldi.Y. Mrs• .roo E, wn ... and daullh· wore tho Rev. Max Donlhue, tho Jlav. Chetter Lemlll)', and the ter, M,yrta, hove returned from Momphlo, Tenn. after opencllng Rev, WendeD G. SM!er. a week there vllltla& R<iberl wu. Attending !rom tho Syracuse llatloned aboard the u. s. Chorga were tho Rev. ahd Mra, stuller llXI loll.. Marcia Karr, Coelll Qlard Foraythla. Mrs. Jamaa Euler waalay del.. gate rr.... the Heath Methodist Church, Middleport, ahd' Lao .Crow attohded !rom the Pomeroy Unltotl Methodist Church. Ass1gnmen t of pastor Ma de SuiH recessed ror the aummer aDd will reconvene In lleptem. ber. ' t.etft-1'1 · I I I I I I SP N. 2nd Ave. 992-SS.O MIDDLEPORT Cl. I I Oon'tlet yGUr home boa drGIH)IIIIII'• _,.too old (nor I Top honorS 10 to alot:trlc hoallnl for · - anti8COI1CI<IIY or Installation; cloanllness and perfect-; minimum I lllllnt....,..; and low-colt operation. Is ~too yGUnl!) to JP'I(Iuate toft..,.lau elot:trlc 1tea11n1. I I ~1 ELMER BURNS COLOR CENTER Dvilley's flOrist 1... lnt•rior • ExtBfior I OFFICIS PLANTS SCHOOLS you in our area have graduated to 1/amsless slectric hsat. II I I I .WE SPECIALIZE I I IN CONTRACT l II PAINTING! II I t EntndedTo 1,283 families ~----·------; SHERWINWILLIAMS Eloctrlclty ltseH Is llie blllactor.In low coli operlllon. While tho cost ot.....,.atlvo lllel has been &oiftl up, 1M I I I coli of electricity has been stoodll)' com1n1 - . For more lacls on coot of operation, uk tho people .111110 hon1111r _ , Ask an Eleclrlc Company heatln& spo· . ,;·j 6~99 Sll'f"ntank You" For A FaYOI' SomeOne Has Refreshments were te"ed. A wiener roalt for Junior choir moliobero olthe Middleport First United Proabyterllll! Church woo held &olurday a!!Onioon at I h e Middleport Commuolty Park. AlLaunder Together tendlag were Velerle Lowla, Jtn Always launder malehhlg Walburn, Nancy Wallace, Becky, males, aueb ao lableclotbs Cetloy and Debbie Coleman, Jon- and aapldaa, ..,..er tbe oame ell and Tommy Kel\)', Tina Smith, eondltloaa. Otherwbo you may Anthoqy Smith, Terry and Chrlo have one several 1bades Yeaugor, Terry Ftre, and Mark Ughter Ulan the otber. casto. Milts aoslatlng were M r a. Dale Walburn, Mrs. 1lwlght Wallace, Mrs. Fred Lewia, Mra. Marcella Coleman, Mra. Hay Smith, Mrs. Ken Yoauger, and MilS Connie Bachner. I , , ·· . ' ·dallst or your electllc ~ ._.Ortsltt with a!lmll)' ':/"7 " ...' .,.J· 1... 1110 -"'Y.S.Diifl.ol.._ ttl4 l•t leN 1- ,.. IIU ,UP. eotT INOU (1 . . '" - --.---... _ .. .._..-..,w....I....... D.C. -OYj.,_OI~ ·--c-.1 · - - ....... )». -·---~,._11111'• the b'\MIIacll on the co.t flemelell electric heeling neerHI El1ctr11c r'compeftJ of• ftc1. One Df OUf( hl•.tiniiPICIII- Ihl people who lloneolltr 1111 will villi 'JOU Hon. Ne obligation, of '"'uroo. laoaw!Malthlo coupon to rour ··------··-------------"'--- - whole home IJ anac~Y one o1''111o GredUIIosl" ,' ~ I ,. • •: .. ~ t1 ' ., " i' ~ MYRL COAIU.IY, COOLYILL.. OHifl ,;z ~ • "' •.• ;: •• - ----------------------------------------------------·~ ~ • • ~ • • ~ ~ ~ ~;- .. 'I Chrysler Newport priced about. $3.78:· a;rhonth more than a Ford ~TO* . ' ' collection of " '.,..•-.• things that cost less t eJ;/f ' 10 years . • ' .!.' . ' ·, ' : .•, ,r . ' ; ' Your elec*ric bill just about stands alone. ElectriCity actually costs less per kilowatt:hour toilay than ever before. But ifelectricity's cheaper than ever, why is your electric bill higher? · · · Look around. Count the . you didn't·use is giving yGu'a .better, ten years ago. ijlectric a~\)ower, your happier life. Sp eVen bill is- up becauO.. use. ·' · ,.. · .,., ·,. ' { \· -y Coflsiderlng· · ,·~r~~!j~~s~ .the .big1~est bart!ll.in a1 . '· ' j ' '· \ •• Chrvsl;i-.·sales · · · ' lit ' ,.. ., " I \ ; ' .. I (whlcttla still a Fol'd). Newport Is just ri · . . Of th.e ~s why · ' :~~':"r:' ,' ' , J . ·' .. dring,w·ttv.bc>ther ' with . a car ' ' ' I • • ' · whin tor .Just ., .few. ''' I·'' I ' .·dollars a mond1 m,o rt .. ·, '(~·.·~ ' -.'": ~· . !'hOve·\.IP to,'•CI11'Witr? >·;' . . '.·. -, ·ceJis : · · ~n~le , '' ' . ( ' ~;,,_:tt"·,.· '1' .. .(,· I I!> be ' '.' ' . -+' ·. ,. ' ,, :: ::::: .:r ' ,;t • '• �' ,1'110 ,f' ' -; ., bali, SOOilnel, ~~....Jd!ll;;,.;;.l,~tod(Y, JIUIO 1,8; 1968 c ' ' .f. ;, , '' ' '' ive ·Fetsolis nurt· in .: 2 · : A.~riidents I ~... pt:w pen0111 were tnjured ln ·\>(o loonctlden~J; invostlgatod 'Monclo1 by tho Gallipolis Post, State lllei"'IY Potrul. Four or them were lnjured when a car llXI a plck!U> truck collided at 10:45 L m. .Monday at tho june- or Parade (Coltlnued !rom Page 1) 1 arxl will be assigned a parade location. However, Cassell reports that he would prefer a registration 011 each entry so that the lineup ·can be completed before Friday. Entries may be phOned to him at 992-.\19 2. The parade will move up Sec• Old Ave., Friday to the A & P r Store where it will be disbanded ! to reform near the Karr and Van : Zandt Motor eo., preparatory to moving through Pomeroy and to • the Pomeroy Junior High School. • •~ Other members of casseU's •• committee Cor the parade : ~ : sponsored by t he Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce - include Mrs. Ted Reed, Phil Glc> • bokar, Mrs. Eva .Stout and Mid- • dloport Police Chief Herbert "' Gilkey and Pomeroy Police Chief .. Jed C. Webster. • Entries registered to date in • lddidon to the bards include the Swxlown Riding Supplies Co., Comor; two vetticles from the• sheriff's departtnent; the Twin City Shrine Club, Meigs County Health Department, the fire departments of Pomeroy, Middleport and Chester; the Lovin' St. Bernards, Miss Southern Ohio; the C. K. Nease famUy on norseback; the 4-H Pleasure Riders; Cub Scout Pack 235 Chester; Rutland: Girl Scout Troopj all Meigs . COunty auto dealers with their vehicles transporting dignitaries; Pllrneroy Bowllll8 Lanes; Land· mark Store; Odd Fellow Lodge; Meigs Bookmobile; Meigs Coun. ty Young Republican dub; Gloria Buck and the Glo-ettes; Cub Pack 248, Pomeroy- Marietta Shriners and Cub Scout Par~k 242. don of Rt. 35 llXI Mitchell Rd. A car driven west by Ethel Black, 76, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, had stopped to make a left turn. liehind her,' pickUp truckq,erated by Murvln T. Morrow, 61, eoJumbos, failed to stop and strUck Long Bottom Social Notes ' .~ " . . 1 '11':~;;.-· ' . The I wa.·..urii~' to ' ! Scholarships II ' }I . ''' ~ ;~ f i·. I'~ f o.. Tuesdn, ~uno 1~; 1968 ., ''" •, . ' ' . " ·· ihti Wbll!l lloriDe ol ~ ·: .' 'i i' , •..,,, Jeno~om, Pilll 1IOI'thy high. Jirll'ltet- oon, -rd Keith, aga ~.., l ' !· OWNEI$. .~ ~.,·~- ' .,. }.'~ .... ~ - '.'-1:·,' lr{' " I f.il'( • I~,Ex'flihited . t ' The 1a~ booKS_are !lOW open for the Juile or second hall collection of the 1967 .Real Estate tljXes. Also for deUnquent tax. Closing date will llii-IUly 1, 1968. ,, •. ' ' f ""-~ ,.., • ' ... _ &till· ~; ''111i ;;,; dloillIQ' . '!"..." . ' • '- · !ll".ll!l · d~a!DI: .,J:D~J;\!IIl or · 11tt n>~~~ vat!'(lllln l!fbll ~""" ~ ~ ~t~~W,at· IIMi I&- Fi!'li ~·· ciureh. "" ......, 1ac1 ld.wirlarten !1111 lJ"""'! , ' ..... llfi!'B dptSOI !orlholrpart diilf>i'l . '!• Howard l Frank ·• ,,.-r,.•· · Melga County T.....,Nr ' ' > ' ...• • •. • • \ ' 0 " •• . .. ~ prqp~, 'tile primary chit, ·pvt'itlii ~ o1 wordl ~ ·... r\118 the_ oOhool,' and · IIMi junior cllil pve tho bc!ol<a . Clf·llie Bible had a I1IOrd drill I . I l ll!llltlllled llie d!Jclploo. .Cblldrta attendlnl Ove ~· Clf<ll.e l<hool ·waropresonled cor!i!kflel by tho·tea-• or lholr J:*Ipi<IIYO claosoo. Tilt Rev. Cbarloa llmons gavocortlflcalel lio the .teacher• and bell)erl Ia!'ludlng Mra. Della Coburn, Mrt. llarold Hubbard, Mrt. ~ .WU!aco, Mrs. KonDatll wu...., lolla~ )oJarta K. Hubbard, Mrt. ~ Nell John Fultz ·~ John. m , Mri. Charles Savin, Mrt. C Ted ·, ;, RU ay, .,.._, J r., loll' II -~ l(a1; Roocoe WIN, inti Mill . ·=·· a•"•- coop, Johnstown. J!lltior -mer. ' ·blvatlonal 1ut1er . waa Mrt. Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Branche and Mr. and Mrs. Peck Larkins, Belpre, and \'ilia Kincade, Cool- ~ K1o11 n Mr4- Fred Glbbl, Jr. was tho jliaalll. ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins. Mr. and Mrs. Harold New1un and SaJXlra were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Romey White, Chillicothe. Connie Hayman and Jimmie Wa1ls, Columbus, spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Guy HayMr. and Mrs. Bob Barton of plaas were made ·for :a plcalc ~G CANCEUJ.:I> ror membore arid their famlllea ·'· ThO nilnl friday dw meet.: tO !Je hold oo ~ ·u Ill .tl\0 · lni FriAio. night at j!te honie ql Hallld.;-AIIdno home, 7p.m. 'lli• Mra. Beoi1i""!:zllng 1'1. CODcellotl.. ~~ - ..~~·~~ "J~w~·T': . . r .;-- Ql'IIOIIl •·. Jobn ~co!d . imJI aon, ~ol man ol ohot:lherds, wao "'IIJ(iiaaed WaolilnCton. D• C. wlllarrlveUda a kiD&' • auard. EJWI.~ 1 Rus~ 1.0 ,litO Drawing weeliond ror , a vtstt· wllli h I a Following the rltuallllic op. - . t ,. bj< Vtrl!l Atkins, ~ntl IIIOihir. ..,cent Yillti>r enotl, Mrs. llugbeo wu presentlhe ··~ ~i" b7 Allegra o1 Mr~. Klucild. wu .lilt eroildWill. Tbeprog!UtCOilCludotlwlth dauih!Ot, Jo Am lluittotcutter or Choir Has Picnic -•r ' Work;/..M:;f• r-.,'dfis { ' ol 'tho I \;,,. REAL '~ ,,I' 1101~, 1JU1!10 W!U rell[ll ·lolro :ora.. :VIa of llhan Mary ~ 37 ol rome- lnttodtlced IDcll!ded l)eralee Grloq>aronla are NJ-.· ~ lll'i. "WIIel .~ F~ ~ ol HII ~ '1~ hi"' vitllliie ·hor do: re.r met Friday night a! t~~~JboF · Wlm, Bari>ara llupn. El!zallath • F4tlif llorot and Mr. and Mrs. DIOI" · alld Mrs. 111111~ pu. IF ,. Mrl jQim: Kbicald · s be hall. · .· • Lear, Edith Hutqbt,.., "Nellie ,Witlter llof!IIWI, POmeroy, RooJI:I went~Gtbehomeo!Mi'. "K,e\lPIII!ISioP\VIth~" , . ~ 111 'u;. ~ - ot·~ doli!!' Pauline . A!kl"'· ~ hlah Tr~cy, and Flora I.I;N!,J. P I i t 2. Mrs. ·Ella Jloullal or fOJOiec Franli ·Hall~ 11110' r Olltor aelec)lons W!'l'e "What o1 hlr brother Cl)'dO ·l'llule.r prlostsss ol Mary ~· - wa• watchman o! sltephtrdl present.. roy, Route 2, Ia a er. .and • .&etvt~~ .!ilelr 8~ -I soOt or' ~r 'Are Yoo?:' b7 o1 !loll~ r.;.a, whoso~ 'appointed a. jligeolllialq)rome od wore AU"' Hughes llXI VIr- ·mother. , o! coni!~ 1)10111' Gllld.r~ Nlcholf!OIIl "Father, till . was~ tO Charlellon w. llorlno or tho Unltod ~ .-Pt~ lllll\tklns. . • • ~:~~~~~·:•~~·; ~ ol llie IICMI...'' b7 ,MrL ' Va. fol<·butlel. iJ. Col • ..,S MrL Canada, and Vlrell A!kiJta, •l!'<b- During the buslneoa meOtlnli w•• .,c .' Appoinrm ·eilts are Mode: ·. ' .....ANNOUNCE ~~ l)or-".. . ' . '•' ' ' .... and ...,.. ........ . . ··~i;"'"'''~'''';::''''~''i'''"''f."' ' ' ' ' ''''"''''''''f; · ·s. hrine · · ~ ·• . , c • or 'fl!lil»rl , J!!ains ~· ~-: · · . . . "i . ., , \ ; iiMiddlefX)rt..: 1l ~ome SorboO ~. . O d and lnttodtl~. !!he' "''' • 'In& 1111 birth or a lib: ,.....,, ,, at the Melga COUll- father•• Day theine :ira• e•rrled ' :~ · ·· ' · ~ ~j, ware ..-nt:otl by Marylaopa, ·llie mooting aapeclali1 to_,ct GU!Iee..., Monclo1 alllolzerllo.. "'·" )>laiload o.ul .lfl tlltl''"r,wpr91f~~~th. ::::Personal Notes a ·~ or Dlst~ 17, Oraer or a aehool ot tnstrut&n. 'pttal. Tile 0011J11e have lilothlt · Gtanp mot • Seth NlcholoOll slvllW the .orl&ln . :;~ ·. · · · ·,, ' ::;: Jl tile H~; ' ·.,,' m!R ar.at "I tho hall and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wyn.. Marietta visited Hazel Johnsoa Dinner guests of Mary Pierce (Cootinued frmn Page I) were Mr. and Mrs. Johmtie New!'lckono Memorial SCholarship, ell and Jeff, Columbus, Mr. am Middleport Chamber ol C o m · Mrs. Hobart Newell ahd !amity mf<e, Pomeroy High School Fu· ol Chester and Mr. and Mrs. Lar..;· <~ tu-~)feachers Assn., COlumbus ry CUrtis and family. Tress Swain is a patient at the ani Southern Ohio Electric Co., Iir. Roy Pickens, Columbia Gas Camden Clark Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Westfall of Ohio and the Pomeroy Alumvisited Mr. and Mrs. Darrell CoDI A11n. zart. Presenting the awards was C. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cllev~ E. Blakeslee, chairman of t h e awards committee, who cited the aller of Toronto, 0., and Mr. and •"brain" drain ln Meigs County Mrs. Wayne Prince spent an eveeach year through the loss of its ning with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon youlli. He seld he hoped that Caldwell, Tuppers Plains. Mary Offutt, Parkersb.irg, was acbolushlps would provide an overnight guest of Mr. a n d tnldadve and willingness and, Mrs. Joe Bissell. perhaps, a desire lor the young Mr. and Mrs. David Smith vis- l e to como back and help ited Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Clay, croate a better Meigs CDIDI~, Chester. lie ..,I!Ol'Yotl also tllat or some Spehlllng the weekend with LetoO uacluates this spring only 19 81JPiiect lor the scholarships. ma Sisson were Mr. and M r s. Tom Kelly, Meigs High School Jr. Koenig arw:l family of Zanesfaculty member, presided over ville aD:I Mr. and Mrs. Charles llie awards nlgtrt and stated the Cline, Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean program Is a "beautllul exprosand !amity and Bob Saxton or aton or tho !eellngs thl' county hal 1M its young people." Fred Morrow, who headed the BEBAN SIGNS fUnd drive and sened as chair· WASffiNGTON (UPI)- Helsman of the board tor the past man Trophy wimer Cary Beban two years, extendedpubllcthanks will report to the Washington to all contributors to the scholar. Redskins training camp Aug. 3 ship lounclatloo. after st_gning with the team lolorrow pointed out tllat In Monday. 1870, onl,y two per cent ol pe<>The former UCLA star ple between 18 and 31 attended quarterback will join the team lnatitutlons lor a<~vsnced train. four weeks later than most lng whlle today almost 40 per rookies because be is scheduled oelll of those between 18 and to play in the Coe.ches' ·All21 are getting trelntng beyond America game ID Atlanta and high sdtool. This to particularly tho College All-Star game in Impressive, Mc»rrow said, in view Chicago. ot. the vast increase in _popJla- No terms of tbe contract were tl.on ewer the years. He pointed announced, but Bebftn reportedout that the scholarships are an ly signed a three-year pact for outrliht l!lft with oo strlng"a at- about $200,000. j lached but added tllat. perhaps, JOYNER SIGNS lllere mey be a moral obltga.. INDIANAPOLIS, tnd. (UPI)lion lor the roelplent to return Former Indiana UrUversity star the amount later in order to Butch Joyner has signed to play perpetuate the program. basketball with the India,. Refreshments prepared by Pacers. lira. 0. R. &out were served. The signing was annowtced MoiKIJl)' evening. f senUnei, ~eroY·Mlddle..,n. man. .j I. • .r w Several from her~ a~nded ahd Mrs. Roland Stethom, Mr. the Sliver Weddlng anniversary aiKI Mrs. Dorsel LarldnsandMr. observation of Mr. and Mrs. Ho- and Mrs. Robert Larkins visited Ethel Larkins. bart Newell, Chester. Edith Osborn, Keno, was an ov-· David G. Smith, who has boon a patient at camden Clark Hos- ernlght guest or Audrey Smith. Mrs, Curt cawthorne ind Alii· pita, is at home. son, Chicago, visited Mr. all'! Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ChevaMrs. John Groce. lier, Toronto, 0., spent a weekMr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker end with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne or Tuppers Plains visited Mr. Prince. ard Mrs. Larry Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins Joe and Tim Bissell of Mason were recent djnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Weber of Tup- visited Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter• - VIolet Smith pers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hsymsn and daughters of Columbus spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe russell. Mr. aOO Mu. Howard Young of Paden City, W. va., spent sever• al days wlth Nellie Stethem. · Mr.• alii Mrs. Ray Roush of . Akron spent a weekeOO with Mr. arx:l Mrs. Junior Hauber. George Curtis o! Belpre visited his grandmother, Mary Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter aOO family recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stalzer, Columbus, o6t~ ' I t ~~~f.~hil~i:f'P/onned at Meigs Fair ~ tho back ollhe car. • :1>41;; lliol;.;ijli;.. · Mro. ' mack ' was 'ldmlttlid to > .will\ ·l~cer~tt.o.ls. of'll\il,(or.eh~ Hol~er Hospital with a ..;~~ _and M~~r.rPW' w!i~, \r&a~· .to,J;'-~ cut blcll II)FY· H~r hus-. ~ul Oriaer ...S ,roleas¢. · Tli!¢e; was Bla~ 81, was treated for a cut hoO\'Y damage to 11ie ~ - •lilt.• on t\iS iorohoad and relused. Black car l!"'.heayy \Itt lront Ettlel M. Morrow, 55, .Col-urn.. Of_~Orrow's .,It~ 8.-uC~.·-·l:r • ··n.e ·patrol l!lted·-'1\19l'rciil· ,to ~lipolls ,lo,{uniclpe!' ~..ltme Columbus sp0nt the weekohll lflth i9, ~ a c~ or ~uro',IO. stpl> Mr. and Mra. Wayne Prince. within ' assurt\1 olea~ dt~4ncll. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osburn , Rt.· 1, 1 Mrs. Mary TYler, 64_ and sons. Keno, Mr. and Mrs. ~·· talien !0 .vetorans Emerson Johnson of Portland, Mel!torlal Hoai>ttal with \nllirles Charles Larkins of Chester, Mr. ' • ., a hoiiltoroui Jllonoloaue entitled Dunbar w V!L • · "The Allluellee ,of ll!COhol" by Mr. '..,.j Mrl. Haymond RuoMra. Atkins. Re!roshmonts were 1111 have moved !rom !IIIIth Fifth served. Ave. bXo \he ~ j)1'QporQ' on Lln<Oia St. • Mr. and Mrl. ChafiOI Hultllll ·· • . · and son or McArthur .,...., -k· · and vldtoro ~~tro with hl1 par. ' . enll, Mr. and Mrl. Hal· • klaa. Mra. llall!<fna remain• a · patient -at Melsa Generel Hoa. pllal. Mr' and Mrl. Philip Bllli.Y The Rev. bale. McClurg was and son, Jel'l')', .,ent the weekaialgaed to the Rac:lne Unltod end at Cedar · 1'01111. - t a t Church Charga during Wooguelta o1 Mr. and the recent Ohio Amual Con!tr· enco ol 11ie Ualtod Molhodlat mra. John Fultz were Mr, and Mro. Harold Vop!IQI1R and Church beld at Lakeilde. daullhter, Melinda, or POrts. Fastoro of ell other Methodist mouth. Melinda remelned for a churches In \Itt c:ounty wore r&turnod lor another year. Hl&h• week's villi hore and will ,lola llabts or tho con!tronco Included ber 1mdo and aunt, Mr. and Mra. acdOIII porlalniiW to crtsoa In William Swlaber, lor several ·America, Vlstnam problomo, llXI daya, camping at Royal o a k eolde!inoa o!llie.morprbetween Park. Mr1. Georga Fry ol Columthe Methodists llXI E. U.B. bus la here tor a BeYeral weeks' Church. · Yiilt with her alatera, Mrs. HerTile procnm·reaturotltwo mov• los, ''The Cycle ol Despair," bert Flak and Mlaa lolabel Hy. a story or N-o family fife-Iii sell. 9le came oopeelalty to at~ Harlem, IIXI"VIotnam- How We tend the Flnlc..Jiardln wotldlng &IllGot Ia, and How We can Get OUt." day, 91e Rue, dltllhter ol Mr. and - e r feature wao rOCQIIII· Mro. Tom Rue, ao\d Sandy Swartz, don or 9' •owlY pastors and tho dauih!Or or Mr•. and Mra. Gene accoplance or lliem aa aoaoclate , members or tho Ohio Annual Cof>. Swartz, are vacatlonlng at Day!ere\lce or tho Unltotl Mothoillat tona Beilch, Fla. They arrived Clllrcl!. Included In the IIJ'OIV there Frldi.Y. Mrs• .roo E, wn ... and daullh· wore tho Rev. Max Donlhue, tho Jlav. Chetter Lemlll)', and the ter, M,yrta, hove returned from Momphlo, Tenn. after opencllng Rev, WendeD G. SM!er. a week there vllltla& R<iberl wu. Attending !rom tho Syracuse llatloned aboard the u. s. Chorga were tho Rev. ahd Mra, stuller llXI loll.. Marcia Karr, Coelll Qlard Foraythla. Mrs. Jamaa Euler waalay del.. gate rr.... the Heath Methodist Church, Middleport, ahd' Lao .Crow attohded !rom the Pomeroy Unltotl Methodist Church. Ass1gnmen t of pastor Ma de SuiH recessed ror the aummer aDd will reconvene In lleptem. ber. ' t.etft-1'1 · I I I I I I SP N. 2nd Ave. 992-SS.O MIDDLEPORT Cl. I I Oon'tlet yGUr home boa drGIH)IIIIII'• _,.too old (nor I Top honorS 10 to alot:trlc hoallnl for · - anti8COI1CI<IIY or Installation; cloanllness and perfect-; minimum I lllllnt....,..; and low-colt operation. Is ~too yGUnl!) to JP'I(Iuate toft..,.lau elot:trlc 1tea11n1. I I ~1 ELMER BURNS COLOR CENTER Dvilley's flOrist 1... lnt•rior • ExtBfior I OFFICIS PLANTS SCHOOLS you in our area have graduated to 1/amsless slectric hsat. II I I I .WE SPECIALIZE I I IN CONTRACT l II PAINTING! II I t EntndedTo 1,283 families ~----·------; SHERWINWILLIAMS Eloctrlclty ltseH Is llie blllactor.In low coli operlllon. While tho cost ot.....,.atlvo lllel has been &oiftl up, 1M I I I coli of electricity has been stoodll)' com1n1 - . For more lacls on coot of operation, uk tho people .111110 hon1111r _ , Ask an Eleclrlc Company heatln& spo· . ,;·j 6~99 Sll'f"ntank You" For A FaYOI' SomeOne Has Refreshments were te"ed. A wiener roalt for Junior choir moliobero olthe Middleport First United Proabyterllll! Church woo held &olurday a!!Onioon at I h e Middleport Commuolty Park. AlLaunder Together tendlag were Velerle Lowla, Jtn Always launder malehhlg Walburn, Nancy Wallace, Becky, males, aueb ao lableclotbs Cetloy and Debbie Coleman, Jon- and aapldaa, ..,..er tbe oame ell and Tommy Kel\)', Tina Smith, eondltloaa. Otherwbo you may Anthoqy Smith, Terry and Chrlo have one several 1bades Yeaugor, Terry Ftre, and Mark Ughter Ulan the otber. casto. Milts aoslatlng were M r a. Dale Walburn, Mrs. 1lwlght Wallace, Mrs. Fred Lewia, Mra. Marcella Coleman, Mra. Hay Smith, Mrs. Ken Yoauger, and MilS Connie Bachner. I , , ·· . ' ·dallst or your electllc ~ ._.Ortsltt with a!lmll)' ':/"7 " ...' .,.J· 1... 1110 -"'Y.S.Diifl.ol.._ ttl4 l•t leN 1- ,.. IIU ,UP. eotT INOU (1 . . '" - --.---... _ .. .._..-..,w....I....... D.C. -OYj.,_OI~ ·--c-.1 · - - ....... )». -·---~,._11111'• the b'\MIIacll on the co.t flemelell electric heeling neerHI El1ctr11c r'compeftJ of• ftc1. One Df OUf( hl•.tiniiPICIII- Ihl people who lloneolltr 1111 will villi 'JOU Hon. Ne obligation, of '"'uroo. laoaw!Malthlo coupon to rour ··------··-------------"'--- - whole home IJ anac~Y one o1''111o GredUIIosl" ,' ~ I ,. • •: .. ~ t1 ' ., " i' ~ MYRL COAIU.IY, COOLYILL.. OHifl ,;z ~ • "' •.• ;: •• - ----------------------------------------------------·~ ~ • • ~ • • ~ ~ ~ ~;- .. 'I Chrysler Newport priced about. $3.78:· a;rhonth more than a Ford ~TO* . ' ' collection of " '.,..•-.• things that cost less t eJ;/f ' 10 years . • ' .!.' . ' ·, ' : .•, ,r . ' ; ' Your elec*ric bill just about stands alone. ElectriCity actually costs less per kilowatt:hour toilay than ever before. But ifelectricity's cheaper than ever, why is your electric bill higher? · · · Look around. Count the . you didn't·use is giving yGu'a .better, ten years ago. ijlectric a~\)ower, your happier life. Sp eVen bill is- up becauO.. use. ·' · ,.. · .,., ·,. ' { \· -y Coflsiderlng· · ,·~r~~!j~~s~ .the .big1~est bart!ll.in a1 . '· ' j ' '· \ •• Chrvsl;i-.·sales · · · ' lit ' ,.. ., " I \ ; ' .. I (whlcttla still a Fol'd). Newport Is just ri · . . Of th.e ~s why · ' :~~':"r:' ,' ' , J . ·' .. dring,w·ttv.bc>ther ' with . a car ' ' ' I • • ' · whin tor .Just ., .few. ''' I·'' I ' .·dollars a mond1 m,o rt .. ·, '(~·.·~ ' -.'": ~· . !'hOve·\.IP to,'•CI11'Witr? >·;' . . '.·. -, ·ceJis : · · ~n~le , '' ' . ( ' ~;,,_:tt"·,.· '1' .. .(,· I I!> be ' '.' ' . -+' ·. ,. ' ,, :: ::::: .:r ' ,;t • '• �·., :t'-' . 'f.' ~ . ' . ~~~·),. r,~. ..__ ......, ........ , ... c......,.... ~ wm "" • ,,.. .... t .... .., .., .. PuMutiM IRULATHMII ................ .. ........... ,.. ......., ........ ..., ... ... ..................... ...... ......................... ""' . . . , . , " " " ' " tM ...... ... Plllll ...ll ,_ ........... ... PM Wnt Atl lel"ftU MIMIIIVIII ChiPM 7Sc II tiMI " ' ~ WtrM ·.,.,,.._.,,... ""' ............. 11 te1tt1 _, W.NI llx .......,...,. u "' ... ..... - IHIC8IIIIt ... ,.... ... ,.llll ....... 11 ........ CARD 01 TMANICI 6 11M .... H wtN OIITUAIY MlrtiiMM. II. .................. II. II.IND Alii . ......... tk Cllerlt ,., ....,. "........ O..tCI NOUU . . . ..... .. • • , .... U.11y ~It a.•" 1t:M tfMft ..._I"'IQ Notlw IOi' ~ OP QUAUTY COupe. Vinyl interior, bucket seats, auto. trans., rt4lo, heater, good tires. 1961 PONTIAC CAT ALINA . ... . . .. . ... ...... $6f5 HT Cpe. Automatic trans., Power Steering, R&H, good tires, white finish. ~EROY Pomeroy Motor Co. ME!olf~I~~M~Jlnny What we \Vould gjve to see vour smDe. To sH a1'1d talk with yoo awblle. The blow wa·s sudden, and sboct senn-,, To part wltb yoo, we loved .,.d neph. 1-IJ.ltp IN LaYING memory of otll' IJe. loved mother 8lld grand motller Amelia Walbr, ...., ...... away June II, !Vtlt. ' lf Ill! bad Ill the world to llllllt. And sreet her at our door. Bod aQ we can do, dear S.IJ.t~ ....... A LOT of new 8lld 1lled met· c~• for tbe oaJe Friday niBbl. Sale w,ID start II 7:JO p.m. Adami AluciiOII Servh:e, B•dlaod, Oldo, Jim Adams, Auetkmoer. 1-IJ.tle --- , . 992-Z!BJ c.~. Mg~. POMEROY - 2 hedfooms, betb, Jumace, 1ro11t poreh; -..... handy to lfonf. Alldna $001.00. Rln'LAND - I bedrooml, bath, paneling, colllng tile, two leo res, asking f7,tltiD.OO COUNTRY ROliiB - S bedrooms, modem blth, oalbuiJd. lnp galore, minerals, 10 oc- · res of lraclor 1811d, ukln1 185110.00. . Aa\EAGE 'NEEDED 11EL1!:N a VIRGIL TEAftRD ASSOCIATES ..ms SYRACVSE, OHIO ~ ' • • ..' • I •,lf ' .. HoME$ Larg..t DllplayOf MOIUHOMES IN .11ft MID-OHIO VAJJS.Y . fkive Into e completely fumlshed, brand new home that lets you enJoy life at Its free best. COMPAIE OUR ·SERVICE QU.AUI'Y & PRICE AS LOW AS _ . care Oft:N: 9 • 9 WEEKDAYS l-17-3tc --:::-- '·,, 1 • 5 SVNDAYS MILLER MOBILE HO,ES AIC CLEANERS .. SPECIAL r.;. -;:.--.,!,._- Scllwarzel .POMEROY HOME AN.DlUtO. i ••t. I.UEU, iHAT~ 0)\)E. !. Hocki¥orf, Ohio • • • WRIBt WAHitD Pomeroy Route. In Business Section lost and Founcl LOST, Utile kitten, aD while. ln Gravel Rill area. U found call 11111-2661. Reward. l-114tc lui cablnot, lh new. lllladoe I'IUO or lll«<lbJy paJ- menta. Also new IIIII D!>d slereotl: for aample, a ma. pie llareo radio ~lion. 4 spealers, ezee"- IIOUIId. Pay P5.45 or IIIOidbl)' paJments of Phone 9ft.3111. I-IJ.8te *'· In our fabulous ...m """ roo ' """'• """"'• ••• operated samei plus deolre ~~ lumllure • · an<.l jull a lew boon ..,..Y · 5-INDtp eoul 'd pll1duce thiJ wllb a- POODLJ!: PIIPPII!:S Ala: TO)' eolian! multi. We obtain •· · mlnlatur., f/5 ..,d up. lllud lglrut1 JoeatloM In your ...... lei'VIee 8lld IJ'OOmiDa. Phoae II Yt>1 qualify, wrlte Mini IIUta. 11 I tre llacfl.h,.., Boz 1158, Roc:beoter, Ulnn. 511101. Include SAVE flO or more 011 a1am1num pllone n'lllllber. S.IJ.ttp boall. An 11ze1 111-JI.JS.It loot. Oalllft.2!4'/, or IIDGI. 13 AIANTEO \1 SOMEONl~ 1-INIIIc to llay In my home ---- RIMVAL NOW In ....- II Alii Sl. Free WID Jlapllll TRAILER. BROWN'S TraDer Part, Mlnenvllle. Pbone 4 SPEED 1118S Ford truck, Cbard! In loflddJepart held "' . . . .. S.lf.lle 1225; 16 loot Chris Craft boat !ln. JGim Mayhew fNm •• with lraller, 40 &, molor, Va. ..1J.JIIe skis and life jackelll, $375; PLI!:NTY of space for one !railHot Point chett type freezer. er with all leellllles. In l'11r• TID!: IIOtlSE of Wlllon: 1blllle 150. Phone !J92.5r/4, 5e5 North 01111. CaD . . . . 4-111-lfc filii and auppJiea. OpeD I L First 81., Middleport. I-1JI.3tc 111. Ill I p.m. '1'uelda7 tJnaP lltanlay; &mday 8lld Mo& I"VRNISRED and unlnmlsh ed FOOT Sportcraft boal. 45 dar by appolnlment, l'!nt loartmenll. CICIIo lo ICboo I. 1!10Mercury engine, electrle llart. road 11ft, llelow Pleuaat l't. Phone IIJI!tlt. IO.IJ.II<' skis and aeeeuorles. Jl'ully a--t 1FIIeh lor slgno. I'll equipped with trailer. $7GII. TIWLER SPACE, aQ utlllt1el Also 61 Chevrolet Impala eon. available. lnquln ISS MuJber, vertlble In IIOOd rondltl011. IT allor I or I p.m. Write P. ~BWAIOONG? Phone 378-6366 Edward Chevo. Box as Pomeroy, 1-a.u. alier, Retdovllle, 'IIIey are ft.prodlldlvll, IIIII Oldo. your - - ~- Free IDf.IU!p fpedlolnl IIIII lnfonnollaa 011 FtiRNISIIED apartmenl, I wo enwl opace dangen, No bedroomo, Middleport. !'bone Ill~ MOBJLE=:=-bo:--me-. wasller IIUI'It. l+lfc llletman, low overllold. • alld dryer; two boltJe ••• per cent ......... Allied """' tanb. 1'15 piJon fuel tank CllalruJ. l'oallnJ, <alor. I JOOMB AND BATH, 170 Mal. 111<1 llland, • . LloJd Jlug. berry Ave., Pomeroy. CGIIo "-•s•even~np. 111. Pllono t1U211. S.IJ1.3fc _ _ _ Ut.a~tp !let Bore ......, phone Ill20ft after J p.m. Phooe ... !IM f'ORD Gaime 501. Phono ill!. M#c IIU!t!. WILL DO 11w1DS Ill home S.IJ.Ite . llppen, poebll, ~. · hellllllhC, alltntlonl, • . THREE ROOM furnished apart. I!U08. will do _.,._ a..... • .... 'l'hlbet. MMJa. men~ blth, lllulto, IJII 11111- vleve Bird. Anltqully. 0 . 011 llerry. Pbono • ••. 1-·IJ.IIe Phone m-.;;t~ .... tie Rt. Ill. ...... J GEO. HOBSI£1 IBB 111t.SD an 8lld help c;ue for my bUibaDd, .!'STATE ol Ernest 1.. Ebenwho Is ill. Conlllcl Mn. Will· bach, State Street, Lo"'~ lam Carman, Laurel Cliff. Pomeroy. Five room house IIAPTlS'1' PRAYER IIIII'IJW a Phone IIIIU4tl. S.!Mtc with bath, basement, two lola, !be home of 111111.1 P!ldlllt, $1000, Three room house with Tlalay, lualll, II 7:• p.m. barn, city nter, ps 8lld Foraent Plnl ...... -a. · .. ........... ....,., 0111'o ..... litH Z Bl!lDROOl II traner. ad- electricity, $1300. Phone 112IKI. S.ll-1~ IIJI'h, Plllllr Is o.wrq. alii only. No po1 '•· Phone a 2111. S.tJ.etc laD ...., Clll lie belld ~ PONY, t.l inches, two year old daya II t:GI a.m. hal Jla. TWO I'URNlSIIED tlllll*illtbuenllllllllto, gelding. spoiled, well lral.. JeiiiWOOd lldl ...... ed and gentle. Contact, Rhoda Muon City, phone 'I'IU!t7 . ..IJ.Ife South. Oak Grove Road. fta. cine, 0 . 6-IIHtc ......, L~ w. ,.,.... ' Ji~.k . '' ·~. H08STETTER . · REALTY APPIJANCE SPECIAL8 665-11 ' • For"" 5.55 """ted Gl'lll4""'k'rere. At . 1. ,I FREE STOUOE ,,_ Saill)• missed by ChlkJron 8lld ..... Ettate ' See ·AD Our . 2" It FOOT Wl!lAVER SKlFJO', U molbllr. HP motor 8lld om, ttto, luslne~~ Oppommlty i'J tend your ....... phone tl4l-4fll 1-!He Alid Jeove beblnol tokens of TTRI!lD of working for otben. •Own your own lull or part THREE ACRES, 5 niom house, t.bne bus~Ma . ....... 1DI • - -•- To !be bat mo!ber God m~ade. .thS'fS. · . •\"· ~"" •t • .. SINilLE ROUSES, nice leeaBY O'WNE~t: 'i.oveJy tbiM bed1220 WASI!INGTON BLVD, BELPRE, OHIO .SAVE S!'ACE 1.. tlon, apartmenll lurnlahed 6 TWO BEDROOM home, -.l!ath room home In Syracuse, larp 423-7531 unfurnished In Middleport, kitchen, fireplace, basement, lull basement, prage: 'i'tophone 9tJ.326'1. ....12tc garo,e. new metal awnlngl lllOTH PROOFING year-<~Jd home In SyriiCWie. 8lld two ema large loll, Pllone 992-1421. 5-28-lltc . MODERN AIR conditioned unFor Tr.de pboneiiiUtOO. S.!Uie CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" RADIO • TV repair, furnished apartment. Coats FVIJ.Y I!:QUJPPI!:IJ recreation ·breedlJ>s ilei'Yice. Lelaad · able prieel]. ADterma • l!Goa- L::~~v~:-!'I'IW54~:=;su CASH FOR Anllquet. BDI Parker, Pomeroy residence lor service. Jobn Harrllon, · Building, Middleport. Apply at Rlmm, Mlddlopart, Oblo. center In Racine; 4 pool tamD64 or call llallon Tup701 Broadway st., Middleport, ,_....._ _ _ _ __ Business Servl• Apartment 16. S.IS.'IIc I-INIIIe bles, ping pong llble, p op Olllo. Phone PDJ.2SD, OjiOII eooler, etc. Also Utory briet READY - MIX concrete dellv· pars Plains trl-3151. UIOtc · evenlnp. S-$atc if;9lnllUUS ered rJgbt to your project. 6 tile block building on Srd· For Sale Wanted To Buy SWIB AND SERVICE ra~~ and easy. Free St., Raelne. Large business AN'I'!QUI!:S, lumllure, dllllel, 1965 PONTIAC Catalina two malol. Phone lt2-DI4, GoetEXPBn' FIRESTOilli DLC 1110 BEGINNERS room now oceupled by recremiBoellaneouil. lin. Rowan! door hardtop, power ateertnr NEW TR!A!).ILACKWALL leln Ready • Mix Co., Mlddl&ation center. 'n!ree apart· Wheel Alignment' Cecil, 1100 w. Main 81., l'mJie. and brakes. automaUc lrans. port, Ohio. f 10 ttc menta on lleeond ftoor, I • o mission, excellent condition. l'GJ. 145-lle . ~13 p~-= $295.00 lumished. Separate prage • Contact Robert RoUJb, Rem650xl4 ,... .41 . RED R5H BOAT laundry room with apartment BUDGI!:T PRICE fumlturO <11 loci< Grove. Phone IIU38S. 700xU lo.ll ,41 our third ftoor bodget lbop. Help Wanted 700xl4 tOM · A2 on "'""'nd ftoor. Auartment s.u.ete MASTE'RaWT Bater Furniture, Middleport. 750xl4 11.11 AI LADY for housework and coot. partly furnished. AJoo ....... 6711x15 liM A1 TRAILER 0111o. 1 a tre Live In or out, Pllone a CRISS CRAFI' CRIJJSI!:R, • ale one story wooden bulfnesl PI"' ..........lo Enhanp1 5251. Contact 0. lllndy cwer fl.. W HP motor. sleepo t, bulldlng and vacant lot. AD -GUARANTEED.Noll-ldt GWII''!i Liberty Theatre, Middleport. excellent llrougbout, also furniture lntluded, aD unill SI!:WING MACIIIIIES, npalt . . I service, matea. WY :1e.t7-3tc rented wltll good lneome. Conlloallng boat house, botll at !214. , . Fabrle Shop, Pomllct Joe Britt at Re<reaUon Gallipolis Jloxt Club. Pllore . ...,. . I'IIONBifteroy. Authorized SID8er Sales NIGHT CLI!:I!K, retired or 1&Cooter. or can 949-3057. Middleport S.ls.ctc and Service. We Sllarpen ml-retlred. References ,.. 1-JI.tfe "You aluJit me up before c. c. IIJWIJIORD SciiiOI'B. Nf.lfc t/1£ hoal'l/ head, mad hollor 1/1£ · qulred. Apply In periOII, Ho- STEEL GLIDER, I tool 'lllde. AIICI'IONBER face of an old man, a!ld ~ NEW tel Marlin. S.!Ute Phono Coolville • Tuppen 196'1 AVACADO green Jl1reblrd. CumpletO llrwlei CIGARE'l'l'E Yendlng IIIICidl8 TO .. Tate OYer paymenll or trade Wrllo, ~'De or oietoet l-1.1.11p i~~-t.eaz.l:tku.Gof9,~t" the . .- - - - - - - • Plains 81'1-31111. and l<n'lce. ABC Enterprises, for older car. Phone IIJ.39ID. Crill llndlerd M'a1011, W. Vo. Phone 'I'IJ.UO. "OUR I-!Ute ....... Olilt PONTOON ROUSE boaL traiJ. If wrlllkles mUJt be writl+lfc et, II HP motor, $4JII. Plla I l tre ten upon our brows, let them CAIPJ11NG not be written upon the beart. 11111-MJt aflol' 5 p.m. an we.t. SIMMONS METAL hed a n d The sPirit lhould not grow . Insurance IIJlTID8•· also one noor lamp. days. 1-IM!c old.lames A. Glllfll!ld, 10tb Pllone IIUIM. S-lut< AUTOMOBILE lnllll'lllt:e ben u.~. ,resident. eoncolledf Loet J01It' operat. STERI!lO RADIO comblru!IIO!!, BLACK MINJAroRE Poodle or'a license? CaD 19f.llllll. recently .........eel; "-!\. 81ft, We'd give It CIIICe 11101'1!, To heir ller voice 8lld see her I .u. Jor. dan who otied June 18, 1967: Loved 8lld sadly ~toissed by slslen, brother, daugllll!r i" Watching Want: Ads _Brhig .T~g,·Grade Results:·: JOHN DI!:EIIE 4JO aw w1tb wiDch and blade; allo IIIGI Sludeblbr lon tnd wltb Dve apeed trensmlsslon. I'll. lltUOtO. f.IUtc For Rent ' I' e.-- tfUN O.UB Wltboul goadby. a clla·n.,. to .., , .... \ ean ALLDAY We often sit and' think of you. The thlngo yon used lo say 8lld do. Wonder wily YOI'' had to dl,. ' LOST BRIGHT carpel colors: Restore them with Blue J.us. tre. Rent electric shampooer fl. Baker Jl'umlture. S.17-4tc HAPPY HOUR, Rbeong Bpllnp Nile Club, I to I p.m. JloD. day thru P'rlday. Ladlel Dl8ld ..., Friday. u.tfe Thundey, June 20 .. dear. Motor Coo White wall Ureo. White ftnlsh wllh Turq. hwerior. Radio am Heater. The ear has Bal. of Warranty aDd new car UUe. 1962 CORV AIR MONZA . ...... .. , . . . ......... ~95 Notice CUICKEN BAR-B-QUE -· 2 Pomeroy .· · • OI'I!N EVES. 1:00 P.M. I'OMI!IIOY, OHIO RSH & GAME TRAP SHOOT Tracl. and nie<ea . . 1967 CHEV, IMPALA 4 DR. .... . : . ••• , , , , ..•2895 327 Egnlne, Turbo Hydramatie Trans., Power steering, MEIGS CO. IN ~8,t968 r----~~--·---, • ,.... Day llllftfll ....~ ·-- J111t -~lfOMEWORK' ,.:.~=- · .. ' . ' • ..... Pupa, f/5. West RIJIII!and DON'T KtER HOW MAHV J MIL.I,.\ONQ IT C09TS I=:ER POoR ABI IT WAS AU. Ml' FAULT! !lOT IT SS£M£0 'OUCio\A ~ JOB , 'T'~ HIM IH 'CAS-I' Admlsslma Mrs. Mar7 E. • Wallis, 1114 Firat Ave.; Ezra P. Slaley, 2119 MUST SElL: tale model - lnl maehlne In lovely 'WI1nnt -'elle. Loob 8lld ru II I CheiiiDlt st.; Mra. CaiYin D. Sleets, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; M r a. Jib - · Mates baltollbolel, ... ..... lliOIIOIIJrllil, appRo ques, ele. JI'Gr quiet ....... Cllll or ID payllleoll d. tf.!O • lllllllh. ~ IIJ1111. ..IS41c Claire 0. Fadely, Rio Grlllllle; Miss Mary stdclmore, R~ 1 Bidwell; hree L. Burrlo, Patriot · star R~; Conrod D; Berkley, R~ JS !JEJNC< REMO\IEO ANTI· L.JVIDITV 'TO 'mE 2 Galllpolls; Mrs. Divers E. Dra,y, Gallipolla; Mill Connie J. Goble, Rt. I Thurman; Peul A. OAT SI'RAW, 10e a bale. ~ ....... ..IJ.IIe Honaker, Jr., Muoni.Brend&&le Jefferson, Rt. 2 Pt. PleaiiDti Jameo W, SWart, Rt. 1 RaefM.; NEW 110 DII!:SJ!:L Jalm lloon! doler, -.:11 8lld llllde, M• Mro. Rarey E. Clark, Rl . . 2 Pomoroy; Mrs. Murvln T. lofor. 1011 City, . . _ 'I'IS-614'1. row, Columbuo; Howard J. Walser, lrontoni WUUam ·O. Ge:atr)', . ...., Rt. 3 Wellslm; David L. Vaugbn. It PAYIIENTII of •• "' t41 COal Grove; Mro. Peul E. Blaek, cub. Mall Hll ••lnl rnacldne. Fully equipped IG Rt. 2 Gallipolis. ·- ... ... Illite bullaDboles, Kathleen E. Boneo:utler, Mrl. - 011 buiiiD, etc. I monthtl Jamaa W. Cburd!, !lr)'oa c. Kfr. Gld, . . . .teed. by, Melvin J. Kirby, Mro. Rar- lnclucle D.;ly News t• ... - Discharges caD·- ..11-«e old E. Roee, Mra. CBIY!n D. Sheets, DBIUl)' Sheets, Michael _,.' W ith aatomlllc lloallnl tam table. ... ll'ft!:RBO, lovely llliDal ,.. mr paymenllJ ol • per WMPO ~ .. PIJ baJaDce dat, flto.a, 'lllll set 111111 mam bJcller. ,..,. It In J1llll' bome. caD...... ..lute rJlloiAtB lrllned beelle. ... " ' - 10-m!. ..tw. IIOUSI!: IN Bradbury. 5 1'1101111, newly d<eorated: balb w I t b aD ..., fblures . WID oell with or wttholll lumltun. Sherman Bulklr'<, Rt. I, MJ4. dleport. ..JJ.«p SO YOUNG fryers around t lb. eaeh. Contact Martha Ander· aon, Rt. I, Racine, on Horse CIWe Rood, two miles llelow Basllan Store. f.JI.Mp Business S.rvl• ELECTROLUX SALES 8lld 11!1'· vice: Sweepers, rug ......,... 8lld polishers. Genuine parts. 0a11 IIW'IIO. 1-la.tfc APPALOSSA STUD aervlee. By ........ appointment, phone t9Uil1 AIR CONDmONINO RefrlgerIlion lenlee. Jack'l RefriC· entlon, ll'ew Haven. . _ 4 • tilt • INFORMAJION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT l:SO A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. l(eeping Meigs Gollio ond Moson Areo Informed As Well As I.\ Entertained . ' J.Drr l.llllolaclo4 . 4.111linblr G. Dip . •• OltfQil ·"mERE'S your papers U"\ll yo u rt'turn:. •ajJ'• '··· • •oy retutn ' ,', ,- 1• ~ "'~· ~.. -~' • you can Cllt~._., , "·~ "'•l\'1f<'l~ '· , 1 ,.. . • • 11·y· . ·Se ·.. nt1ne1 ? with all lht• tie"'!1· ., , c'·~ tlha . Let him ~d~"Y. i.!'l)•r··ff"J,.". bel nrc you li?~ i~'' 1 \i. ~ ' ,\b ; 'i; to FOOD co. HINDU form fouf ordinary word1. ,~ . , . _ ...... .... .,......... """""1.0<' · '1' " '"~ HI,JBBYl: ,. WHAT THE IIIOIAN . TRtW p .. -.,..-- -.,.----~ . ' . ••• API"'.E•F'OI.I!SJ.I!~ J:i'O NO!' arranP the olreled·letten ta font the 1Urpr111 antwer t 11 ouneated bJ lht above·-· no extra chawe for !his ·daily vacatlyp news thrill! Just give ua or the carrier. boy your exact vacation address and If you're vltllloJ ·' ·:\IAtes, seve.ral days before you S(>Vcral diffrre•t. *""' we'II m&i I your paper reguvacation s~ts the ., , · ·~t an. carrler woll IBVJ : · , larljr' and reaume delivery when Or, He'll Saw t~ Papm for \'o~! unoe.....blethen""'r Jumbles, one letler to eaeh square, ~ • THIS is one aummer when you'll certainly want to keep In close touch with all the important news that's breaking and brewing-and espeeiaUy what happens at home while · you are away! family newspaper arrive daily at your vacation •pot, with ita FULL news-and-picture coverare of localand global events - as well 1111 aU your tavorite pages, features, col. limns and comics! ·cUWJMl!l~®!'f..:::!!:=.c I URRU VACATION 'PICTURE' BEST way is to have your own ' V 'CRO.SSWORD lrom Home in YOUR AM 6 PV nodlo: ..INic .... :, :' I II tre Wblle 'l'llrrlera hOO. liM Farman Olb Traetor. h)odrauUe lift, I point fast bitch, sin- [HoSPitAl NEWS lie plow, I fool cutter bar and dlac hiOO. Priee.ftrm. LJt. Holzer Hoopltal: Vlsltlnghruro De Bartaroo Kennell, CooJ.. 2-4 and 7-i p.m. Parents only YIIJe, Olllo, tl'/.-st. 1-7-IO!e on Pedlatrlca Ward. < .I IT LOOKS LIKE 'IOU WON1T MAKE IT! z-=.. ~ ~ .. - .- - - �·., :t'-' . 'f.' ~ . ' . ~~~·),. r,~. ..__ ......, ........ , ... c......,.... ~ wm "" • ,,.. .... t .... .., .., .. PuMutiM IRULATHMII ................ .. ........... ,.. ......., ........ ..., ... ... ..................... ...... ......................... ""' . . . , . , " " " ' " tM ...... ... Plllll ...ll ,_ ........... ... PM Wnt Atl lel"ftU MIMIIIVIII ChiPM 7Sc II tiMI " ' ~ WtrM ·.,.,,.._.,,... ""' ............. 11 te1tt1 _, W.NI llx .......,...,. u "' ... ..... - IHIC8IIIIt ... ,.... ... ,.llll ....... 11 ........ CARD 01 TMANICI 6 11M .... H wtN OIITUAIY MlrtiiMM. II. .................. II. II.IND Alii . ......... tk Cllerlt ,., ....,. "........ O..tCI NOUU . . . ..... .. • • , .... U.11y ~It a.•" 1t:M tfMft ..._I"'IQ Notlw IOi' ~ OP QUAUTY COupe. Vinyl interior, bucket seats, auto. trans., rt4lo, heater, good tires. 1961 PONTIAC CAT ALINA . ... . . .. . ... ...... $6f5 HT Cpe. Automatic trans., Power Steering, R&H, good tires, white finish. ~EROY Pomeroy Motor Co. ME!olf~I~~M~Jlnny What we \Vould gjve to see vour smDe. To sH a1'1d talk with yoo awblle. The blow wa·s sudden, and sboct senn-,, To part wltb yoo, we loved .,.d neph. 1-IJ.ltp IN LaYING memory of otll' IJe. loved mother 8lld grand motller Amelia Walbr, ...., ...... away June II, !Vtlt. ' lf Ill! bad Ill the world to llllllt. And sreet her at our door. Bod aQ we can do, dear S.IJ.t~ ....... A LOT of new 8lld 1lled met· c~• for tbe oaJe Friday niBbl. Sale w,ID start II 7:JO p.m. Adami AluciiOII Servh:e, B•dlaod, Oldo, Jim Adams, Auetkmoer. 1-IJ.tle --- , . 992-Z!BJ c.~. Mg~. POMEROY - 2 hedfooms, betb, Jumace, 1ro11t poreh; -..... handy to lfonf. Alldna $001.00. Rln'LAND - I bedrooml, bath, paneling, colllng tile, two leo res, asking f7,tltiD.OO COUNTRY ROliiB - S bedrooms, modem blth, oalbuiJd. lnp galore, minerals, 10 oc- · res of lraclor 1811d, ukln1 185110.00. . Aa\EAGE 'NEEDED 11EL1!:N a VIRGIL TEAftRD ASSOCIATES ..ms SYRACVSE, OHIO ~ ' • • ..' • I •,lf ' .. HoME$ Larg..t DllplayOf MOIUHOMES IN .11ft MID-OHIO VAJJS.Y . fkive Into e completely fumlshed, brand new home that lets you enJoy life at Its free best. COMPAIE OUR ·SERVICE QU.AUI'Y & PRICE AS LOW AS _ . care Oft:N: 9 • 9 WEEKDAYS l-17-3tc --:::-- '·,, 1 • 5 SVNDAYS MILLER MOBILE HO,ES AIC CLEANERS .. SPECIAL r.;. -;:.--.,!,._- Scllwarzel .POMEROY HOME AN.DlUtO. i ••t. I.UEU, iHAT~ 0)\)E. !. Hocki¥orf, Ohio • • • WRIBt WAHitD Pomeroy Route. In Business Section lost and Founcl LOST, Utile kitten, aD while. ln Gravel Rill area. U found call 11111-2661. Reward. l-114tc lui cablnot, lh new. lllladoe I'IUO or lll«<lbJy paJ- menta. Also new IIIII D!>d slereotl: for aample, a ma. pie llareo radio ~lion. 4 spealers, ezee"- IIOUIId. Pay P5.45 or IIIOidbl)' paJments of Phone 9ft.3111. I-IJ.8te *'· In our fabulous ...m """ roo ' """'• """"'• ••• operated samei plus deolre ~~ lumllure • · an<.l jull a lew boon ..,..Y · 5-INDtp eoul 'd pll1duce thiJ wllb a- POODLJ!: PIIPPII!:S Ala: TO)' eolian! multi. We obtain •· · mlnlatur., f/5 ..,d up. lllud lglrut1 JoeatloM In your ...... lei'VIee 8lld IJ'OOmiDa. Phoae II Yt>1 qualify, wrlte Mini IIUta. 11 I tre llacfl.h,.., Boz 1158, Roc:beoter, Ulnn. 511101. Include SAVE flO or more 011 a1am1num pllone n'lllllber. S.IJ.ttp boall. An 11ze1 111-JI.JS.It loot. Oalllft.2!4'/, or IIDGI. 13 AIANTEO \1 SOMEONl~ 1-INIIIc to llay In my home ---- RIMVAL NOW In ....- II Alii Sl. Free WID Jlapllll TRAILER. BROWN'S TraDer Part, Mlnenvllle. Pbone 4 SPEED 1118S Ford truck, Cbard! In loflddJepart held "' . . . .. S.lf.lle 1225; 16 loot Chris Craft boat !ln. JGim Mayhew fNm •• with lraller, 40 &, molor, Va. ..1J.JIIe skis and life jackelll, $375; PLI!:NTY of space for one !railHot Point chett type freezer. er with all leellllles. In l'11r• TID!: IIOtlSE of Wlllon: 1blllle 150. Phone !J92.5r/4, 5e5 North 01111. CaD . . . . 4-111-lfc filii and auppJiea. OpeD I L First 81., Middleport. I-1JI.3tc 111. Ill I p.m. '1'uelda7 tJnaP lltanlay; &mday 8lld Mo& I"VRNISRED and unlnmlsh ed FOOT Sportcraft boal. 45 dar by appolnlment, l'!nt loartmenll. CICIIo lo ICboo I. 1!10Mercury engine, electrle llart. road 11ft, llelow Pleuaat l't. Phone IIJI!tlt. IO.IJ.II<' skis and aeeeuorles. Jl'ully a--t 1FIIeh lor slgno. I'll equipped with trailer. $7GII. TIWLER SPACE, aQ utlllt1el Also 61 Chevrolet Impala eon. available. lnquln ISS MuJber, vertlble In IIOOd rondltl011. IT allor I or I p.m. Write P. ~BWAIOONG? Phone 378-6366 Edward Chevo. Box as Pomeroy, 1-a.u. alier, Retdovllle, 'IIIey are ft.prodlldlvll, IIIII Oldo. your - - ~- Free IDf.IU!p fpedlolnl IIIII lnfonnollaa 011 FtiRNISIIED apartmenl, I wo enwl opace dangen, No bedroomo, Middleport. !'bone Ill~ MOBJLE=:=-bo:--me-. wasller IIUI'It. l+lfc llletman, low overllold. • alld dryer; two boltJe ••• per cent ......... Allied """' tanb. 1'15 piJon fuel tank CllalruJ. l'oallnJ, <alor. I JOOMB AND BATH, 170 Mal. 111<1 llland, • . LloJd Jlug. berry Ave., Pomeroy. CGIIo "-•s•even~np. 111. Pllono t1U211. S.IJ1.3fc _ _ _ Ut.a~tp !let Bore ......, phone Ill20ft after J p.m. Phooe ... !IM f'ORD Gaime 501. Phono ill!. M#c IIU!t!. WILL DO 11w1DS Ill home S.IJ.Ite . llppen, poebll, ~. · hellllllhC, alltntlonl, • . THREE ROOM furnished apart. I!U08. will do _.,._ a..... • .... 'l'hlbet. MMJa. men~ blth, lllulto, IJII 11111- vleve Bird. Anltqully. 0 . 011 llerry. Pbono • ••. 1-·IJ.IIe Phone m-.;;t~ .... tie Rt. Ill. ...... J GEO. HOBSI£1 IBB 111t.SD an 8lld help c;ue for my bUibaDd, .!'STATE ol Ernest 1.. Ebenwho Is ill. Conlllcl Mn. Will· bach, State Street, Lo"'~ lam Carman, Laurel Cliff. Pomeroy. Five room house IIAPTlS'1' PRAYER IIIII'IJW a Phone IIIIU4tl. S.!Mtc with bath, basement, two lola, !be home of 111111.1 P!ldlllt, $1000, Three room house with Tlalay, lualll, II 7:• p.m. barn, city nter, ps 8lld Foraent Plnl ...... -a. · .. ........... ....,., 0111'o ..... litH Z Bl!lDROOl II traner. ad- electricity, $1300. Phone 112IKI. S.ll-1~ IIJI'h, Plllllr Is o.wrq. alii only. No po1 '•· Phone a 2111. S.tJ.etc laD ...., Clll lie belld ~ PONY, t.l inches, two year old daya II t:GI a.m. hal Jla. TWO I'URNlSIIED tlllll*illtbuenllllllllto, gelding. spoiled, well lral.. JeiiiWOOd lldl ...... ed and gentle. Contact, Rhoda Muon City, phone 'I'IU!t7 . ..IJ.Ife South. Oak Grove Road. fta. cine, 0 . 6-IIHtc ......, L~ w. ,.,.... ' Ji~.k . '' ·~. H08STETTER . · REALTY APPIJANCE SPECIAL8 665-11 ' • For"" 5.55 """ted Gl'lll4""'k'rere. At . 1. ,I FREE STOUOE ,,_ Saill)• missed by ChlkJron 8lld ..... Ettate ' See ·AD Our . 2" It FOOT Wl!lAVER SKlFJO', U molbllr. HP motor 8lld om, ttto, luslne~~ Oppommlty i'J tend your ....... phone tl4l-4fll 1-!He Alid Jeove beblnol tokens of TTRI!lD of working for otben. •Own your own lull or part THREE ACRES, 5 niom house, t.bne bus~Ma . ....... 1DI • - -•- To !be bat mo!ber God m~ade. .thS'fS. · . •\"· ~"" •t • .. SINilLE ROUSES, nice leeaBY O'WNE~t: 'i.oveJy tbiM bed1220 WASI!INGTON BLVD, BELPRE, OHIO .SAVE S!'ACE 1.. tlon, apartmenll lurnlahed 6 TWO BEDROOM home, -.l!ath room home In Syracuse, larp 423-7531 unfurnished In Middleport, kitchen, fireplace, basement, lull basement, prage: 'i'tophone 9tJ.326'1. ....12tc garo,e. new metal awnlngl lllOTH PROOFING year-<~Jd home In SyriiCWie. 8lld two ema large loll, Pllone 992-1421. 5-28-lltc . MODERN AIR conditioned unFor Tr.de pboneiiiUtOO. S.!Uie CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" RADIO • TV repair, furnished apartment. Coats FVIJ.Y I!:QUJPPI!:IJ recreation ·breedlJ>s ilei'Yice. Lelaad · able prieel]. ADterma • l!Goa- L::~~v~:-!'I'IW54~:=;su CASH FOR Anllquet. BDI Parker, Pomeroy residence lor service. Jobn Harrllon, · Building, Middleport. Apply at Rlmm, Mlddlopart, Oblo. center In Racine; 4 pool tamD64 or call llallon Tup701 Broadway st., Middleport, ,_....._ _ _ _ __ Business Servl• Apartment 16. S.IS.'IIc I-INIIIe bles, ping pong llble, p op Olllo. Phone PDJ.2SD, OjiOII eooler, etc. Also Utory briet READY - MIX concrete dellv· pars Plains trl-3151. UIOtc · evenlnp. S-$atc if;9lnllUUS ered rJgbt to your project. 6 tile block building on Srd· For Sale Wanted To Buy SWIB AND SERVICE ra~~ and easy. Free St., Raelne. Large business AN'I'!QUI!:S, lumllure, dllllel, 1965 PONTIAC Catalina two malol. Phone lt2-DI4, GoetEXPBn' FIRESTOilli DLC 1110 BEGINNERS room now oceupled by recremiBoellaneouil. lin. Rowan! door hardtop, power ateertnr NEW TR!A!).ILACKWALL leln Ready • Mix Co., Mlddl&ation center. 'n!ree apart· Wheel Alignment' Cecil, 1100 w. Main 81., l'mJie. and brakes. automaUc lrans. port, Ohio. f 10 ttc menta on lleeond ftoor, I • o mission, excellent condition. l'GJ. 145-lle . ~13 p~-= $295.00 lumished. Separate prage • Contact Robert RoUJb, Rem650xl4 ,... .41 . RED R5H BOAT laundry room with apartment BUDGI!:T PRICE fumlturO <11 loci< Grove. Phone IIU38S. 700xU lo.ll ,41 our third ftoor bodget lbop. Help Wanted 700xl4 tOM · A2 on "'""'nd ftoor. Auartment s.u.ete MASTE'RaWT Bater Furniture, Middleport. 750xl4 11.11 AI LADY for housework and coot. partly furnished. AJoo ....... 6711x15 liM A1 TRAILER 0111o. 1 a tre Live In or out, Pllone a CRISS CRAFI' CRIJJSI!:R, • ale one story wooden bulfnesl PI"' ..........lo Enhanp1 5251. Contact 0. lllndy cwer fl.. W HP motor. sleepo t, bulldlng and vacant lot. AD -GUARANTEED.Noll-ldt GWII''!i Liberty Theatre, Middleport. excellent llrougbout, also furniture lntluded, aD unill SI!:WING MACIIIIIES, npalt . . I service, matea. WY :1e.t7-3tc rented wltll good lneome. Conlloallng boat house, botll at !214. , . Fabrle Shop, Pomllct Joe Britt at Re<reaUon Gallipolis Jloxt Club. Pllore . ...,. . I'IIONBifteroy. Authorized SID8er Sales NIGHT CLI!:I!K, retired or 1&Cooter. or can 949-3057. Middleport S.ls.ctc and Service. We Sllarpen ml-retlred. References ,.. 1-JI.tfe "You aluJit me up before c. c. IIJWIJIORD SciiiOI'B. Nf.lfc t/1£ hoal'l/ head, mad hollor 1/1£ · qulred. Apply In periOII, Ho- STEEL GLIDER, I tool 'lllde. AIICI'IONBER face of an old man, a!ld ~ NEW tel Marlin. S.!Ute Phono Coolville • Tuppen 196'1 AVACADO green Jl1reblrd. CumpletO llrwlei CIGARE'l'l'E Yendlng IIIICidl8 TO .. Tate OYer paymenll or trade Wrllo, ~'De or oietoet l-1.1.11p i~~-t.eaz.l:tku.Gof9,~t" the . .- - - - - - - • Plains 81'1-31111. and l<n'lce. ABC Enterprises, for older car. Phone IIJ.39ID. Crill llndlerd M'a1011, W. Vo. Phone 'I'IJ.UO. "OUR I-!Ute ....... Olilt PONTOON ROUSE boaL traiJ. If wrlllkles mUJt be writl+lfc et, II HP motor, $4JII. Plla I l tre ten upon our brows, let them CAIPJ11NG not be written upon the beart. 11111-MJt aflol' 5 p.m. an we.t. SIMMONS METAL hed a n d The sPirit lhould not grow . Insurance IIJlTID8•· also one noor lamp. days. 1-IM!c old.lames A. Glllfll!ld, 10tb Pllone IIUIM. S-lut< AUTOMOBILE lnllll'lllt:e ben u.~. ,resident. eoncolledf Loet J01It' operat. STERI!lO RADIO comblru!IIO!!, BLACK MINJAroRE Poodle or'a license? CaD 19f.llllll. recently .........eel; "-!\. 81ft, We'd give It CIIICe 11101'1!, To heir ller voice 8lld see her I .u. Jor. dan who otied June 18, 1967: Loved 8lld sadly ~toissed by slslen, brother, daugllll!r i" Watching Want: Ads _Brhig .T~g,·Grade Results:·: JOHN DI!:EIIE 4JO aw w1tb wiDch and blade; allo IIIGI Sludeblbr lon tnd wltb Dve apeed trensmlsslon. I'll. lltUOtO. f.IUtc For Rent ' I' e.-- tfUN O.UB Wltboul goadby. a clla·n.,. to .., , .... \ ean ALLDAY We often sit and' think of you. The thlngo yon used lo say 8lld do. Wonder wily YOI'' had to dl,. ' LOST BRIGHT carpel colors: Restore them with Blue J.us. tre. Rent electric shampooer fl. Baker Jl'umlture. S.17-4tc HAPPY HOUR, Rbeong Bpllnp Nile Club, I to I p.m. JloD. day thru P'rlday. Ladlel Dl8ld ..., Friday. u.tfe Thundey, June 20 .. dear. Motor Coo White wall Ureo. White ftnlsh wllh Turq. hwerior. Radio am Heater. The ear has Bal. of Warranty aDd new car UUe. 1962 CORV AIR MONZA . ...... .. , . . . ......... ~95 Notice CUICKEN BAR-B-QUE -· 2 Pomeroy .· · • OI'I!N EVES. 1:00 P.M. I'OMI!IIOY, OHIO RSH & GAME TRAP SHOOT Tracl. and nie<ea . . 1967 CHEV, IMPALA 4 DR. .... . : . ••• , , , , ..•2895 327 Egnlne, Turbo Hydramatie Trans., Power steering, MEIGS CO. IN ~8,t968 r----~~--·---, • ,.... Day llllftfll ....~ ·-- J111t -~lfOMEWORK' ,.:.~=- · .. ' . ' • ..... Pupa, f/5. West RIJIII!and DON'T KtER HOW MAHV J MIL.I,.\ONQ IT C09TS I=:ER POoR ABI IT WAS AU. Ml' FAULT! !lOT IT SS£M£0 'OUCio\A ~ JOB , 'T'~ HIM IH 'CAS-I' Admlsslma Mrs. Mar7 E. • Wallis, 1114 Firat Ave.; Ezra P. Slaley, 2119 MUST SElL: tale model - lnl maehlne In lovely 'WI1nnt -'elle. Loob 8lld ru II I CheiiiDlt st.; Mra. CaiYin D. Sleets, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; M r a. Jib - · Mates baltollbolel, ... ..... lliOIIOIIJrllil, appRo ques, ele. JI'Gr quiet ....... Cllll or ID payllleoll d. tf.!O • lllllllh. ~ IIJ1111. ..IS41c Claire 0. Fadely, Rio Grlllllle; Miss Mary stdclmore, R~ 1 Bidwell; hree L. Burrlo, Patriot · star R~; Conrod D; Berkley, R~ JS !JEJNC< REMO\IEO ANTI· L.JVIDITV 'TO 'mE 2 Galllpolls; Mrs. Divers E. Dra,y, Gallipolla; Mill Connie J. Goble, Rt. I Thurman; Peul A. OAT SI'RAW, 10e a bale. ~ ....... ..IJ.IIe Honaker, Jr., Muoni.Brend&&le Jefferson, Rt. 2 Pt. PleaiiDti Jameo W, SWart, Rt. 1 RaefM.; NEW 110 DII!:SJ!:L Jalm lloon! doler, -.:11 8lld llllde, M• Mro. Rarey E. Clark, Rl . . 2 Pomoroy; Mrs. Murvln T. lofor. 1011 City, . . _ 'I'IS-614'1. row, Columbuo; Howard J. Walser, lrontoni WUUam ·O. Ge:atr)', . ...., Rt. 3 Wellslm; David L. Vaugbn. It PAYIIENTII of •• "' t41 COal Grove; Mro. Peul E. Blaek, cub. Mall Hll ••lnl rnacldne. Fully equipped IG Rt. 2 Gallipolis. ·- ... ... Illite bullaDboles, Kathleen E. Boneo:utler, Mrl. - 011 buiiiD, etc. I monthtl Jamaa W. Cburd!, !lr)'oa c. Kfr. Gld, . . . .teed. by, Melvin J. Kirby, Mro. Rar- lnclucle D.;ly News t• ... - Discharges caD·- ..11-«e old E. Roee, Mra. CBIY!n D. Sheets, DBIUl)' Sheets, Michael _,.' W ith aatomlllc lloallnl tam table. ... ll'ft!:RBO, lovely llliDal ,.. mr paymenllJ ol • per WMPO ~ .. PIJ baJaDce dat, flto.a, 'lllll set 111111 mam bJcller. ,..,. It In J1llll' bome. caD...... ..lute rJlloiAtB lrllned beelle. ... " ' - 10-m!. ..tw. IIOUSI!: IN Bradbury. 5 1'1101111, newly d<eorated: balb w I t b aD ..., fblures . WID oell with or wttholll lumltun. Sherman Bulklr'<, Rt. I, MJ4. dleport. ..JJ.«p SO YOUNG fryers around t lb. eaeh. Contact Martha Ander· aon, Rt. I, Racine, on Horse CIWe Rood, two miles llelow Basllan Store. f.JI.Mp Business S.rvl• ELECTROLUX SALES 8lld 11!1'· vice: Sweepers, rug ......,... 8lld polishers. Genuine parts. 0a11 IIW'IIO. 1-la.tfc APPALOSSA STUD aervlee. By ........ appointment, phone t9Uil1 AIR CONDmONINO RefrlgerIlion lenlee. Jack'l RefriC· entlon, ll'ew Haven. . _ 4 • tilt • INFORMAJION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT l:SO A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. l(eeping Meigs Gollio ond Moson Areo Informed As Well As I.\ Entertained . ' J.Drr l.llllolaclo4 . 4.111linblr G. Dip . •• OltfQil ·"mERE'S your papers U"\ll yo u rt'turn:. •ajJ'• '··· • •oy retutn ' ,', ,- 1• ~ "'~· ~.. -~' • you can Cllt~._., , "·~ "'•l\'1f<'l~ '· , 1 ,.. . • • 11·y· . ·Se ·.. nt1ne1 ? with all lht• tie"'!1· ., , c'·~ tlha . Let him ~d~"Y. i.!'l)•r··ff"J,.". bel nrc you li?~ i~'' 1 \i. ~ ' ,\b ; 'i; to FOOD co. HINDU form fouf ordinary word1. ,~ . , . _ ...... .... .,......... """""1.0<' · '1' " '"~ HI,JBBYl: ,. WHAT THE IIIOIAN . TRtW p .. -.,..-- -.,.----~ . ' . ••• API"'.E•F'OI.I!SJ.I!~ J:i'O NO!' arranP the olreled·letten ta font the 1Urpr111 antwer t 11 ouneated bJ lht above·-· no extra chawe for !his ·daily vacatlyp news thrill! Just give ua or the carrier. boy your exact vacation address and If you're vltllloJ ·' ·:\IAtes, seve.ral days before you S(>Vcral diffrre•t. *""' we'II m&i I your paper reguvacation s~ts the ., , · ·~t an. carrler woll IBVJ : · , larljr' and reaume delivery when Or, He'll Saw t~ Papm for \'o~! unoe.....blethen""'r Jumbles, one letler to eaeh square, ~ • THIS is one aummer when you'll certainly want to keep In close touch with all the important news that's breaking and brewing-and espeeiaUy what happens at home while · you are away! family newspaper arrive daily at your vacation •pot, with ita FULL news-and-picture coverare of localand global events - as well 1111 aU your tavorite pages, features, col. limns and comics! ·cUWJMl!l~®!'f..:::!!:=.c I URRU VACATION 'PICTURE' BEST way is to have your own ' V 'CRO.SSWORD lrom Home in YOUR AM 6 PV nodlo: ..INic .... :, :' I II tre Wblle 'l'llrrlera hOO. liM Farman Olb Traetor. h)odrauUe lift, I point fast bitch, sin- [HoSPitAl NEWS lie plow, I fool cutter bar and dlac hiOO. Priee.ftrm. LJt. Holzer Hoopltal: Vlsltlnghruro De Bartaroo Kennell, CooJ.. 2-4 and 7-i p.m. Parents only YIIJe, Olllo, tl'/.-st. 1-7-IO!e on Pedlatrlca Ward. < .I IT LOOKS LIKE 'IOU WON1T MAKE IT! z-=.. ~ ~ .. - .- - - �-, .. ' ... ,. F~nnal:Pleafur ~~~-~Pinis of Extradition·Made- lin Rt. 35 ·. : )._. ./._ ; · .,. . ~ '.'D'lo · 'd" ' - £'1 'Jv · e·n·, •dent···. D ·. • a ~ ·_ · • V-11· '·· ' ·, toc~J,'rwmOIJ¥t!emonl~~t - ~ ~~~y,acc:u.e_.ta~aaaatnorlb-._~ 1;1~Ace · 1 LONDON (UI'l) Tho Uhltocl Slates tbe oxtl'ldiUon orJomos _'Eil'• Luther King Jr. A BrlUBb "!JUU'!Scheduleclalielrlll(.., tbe ~•st " - - ' " . :'::::: . • ,, · , • - , ,, ~ '. , , June 27. .'' ,.. , . . ~; , _. , , $J!J,4lc pinta or~ ware Rldt WoriJO!', 'rim TheAmerlcan~ _(ortiiB" 40.y~d!fa.l''•·ni;I,'OdiUonwaa Twq peraona heel mil!~ (D. · .. ~.... - trom 8~ pili~ ~. Dlpa snputrer ;_. _ ·proae~ In Looolon's _Bow ,street Mlglstralll'o ~ Omiler hoa\7 Juries In a roer end ..WIIool a~ •clciiOri ~- at ale blbodmo- Bm)eo, ~Jon DUI~.•; .. ,;I, ARRANGEMENTS MADE Scoll..xf Yerd ~ Mlglalra1B FnDk Milton sot the'hoerlna datO. · · 7:52 a. m, ~ on, Rt. 7~5 ill bile .,tilt II! ~ oc~ Cltqcal ;lwk wat ~Tentative fu""ral arrange. '"lliank Y<>U." .Rill' .re~ ,, ancoln tho B!:ltioll court. A~ld Kaneuga, at tho alto, ot,tbe _ ,Cjlll- to 1111 ~ <;ouW:, lid ~rou b)' ~- ~- ~~ ~Ia, ments for Elsie K. stacy, who , They - · tho only -.Ia ll(iok. wall or pollee ~ blm atruCIICMI or tho brldio ~J)tolch. ~- FOr'tJ"*!Yio pl!rti won Jeari ~. ~'eel,_._ ~th dill! Sundty, have been set ror , en b.Y the ei-!diaiiOUI'i CCIIII'I"!, and..,, -etloe stood with hla Tile Slate Hlshwt1 Patrollllat pven bi replacement anoU1 ~- Sluon1·Evelift Gil.... Wednesday at 2 P. m. at the Ew- capluted at a l.cDdon airport hand In hla coat on tho 1!111111- waek warnlll area mocorlsto to ora~ llrlltlmer'~, , Biulah iiAyu, _~ ing Chapel with tbe Rev. Clyde June .'!, more then t11o months IUed British pollee only oe~pe. oxorcloo mr...., cautiCMI when Plaltaae were reaehed b)': , l!flll*i:, -Naq,ml_ ~· ~ BerUett o!Ociatlng. Burial will after ltlna, a clv11 riahts 1-r, dol ....alonL PISIIQg throuah tbe . _ lial'old ll?eJicer and A I b 0 r-t ){ciiii,}Tl;<l'llt\!11 -~' Lula be in the GUmore Cemetery. was a~sasslnated b)' a sniper The cwrt llrat ...,sldored Olllcero aald tbe accldento<- Rouoll, pllondonora. . _/. : . . HIIIQ)Ion, ~ L!l~ Friends Mill' caD at the luneral In Memphis, T..... teehnlcal dllrpa qalaat Ray <uted In the area where l Ill&'WoodroW ZwiU!nr, l1lo puoe _.Or~ Dreke, 111111 ~~. '1\ttiiL home a lme. Rsy, wesrlrcg a Ill'~ dtecked that at tile Ume or his orreot man and patrOlman were m dull' donor. · d6n&tloea ,l!ere'~ QWII!' ,Prlnt nyt ault snd heavy horn - rimmed he had In hlo poosoalloo foraed while a bulldozer waa crooslng 0... lllmnel, thres plloe clan- .!hlp,~~ ,• al glasses, mads his SOcondiiPPOAI'- passports and a loaded 1!1111· the hJihw.,-. or. · I. Sehoolo, The Dalif~, 'ibe VETERANS MEMOIUAL 'l1len counsel for the United A Par drlvenb)'CharleaCiasy, , Kemeth llllbodon, tour pll&t Alboat Me1NIIi0r, W,M.P.O.BlHOSPITAL States araued t11e1111111n the 48,Rt.1CIIIlpolle,headedsouth, donor. dlo,anci~VIIDre. ADMIT ': ED -David Ross, dock wao In tact Ray, who is heel sto(lpod In l line ortralllc. Perry RiRP, live plloo clanADDED BUSINESS· Cheshire; William M. Russell, wanted In Teme•- ror the 1\p- Behind h\ift, a chemical tank or. Pomeroy; Frances Waugh, Mid· (COOtlnued from P~&e I) rll 4 murder ot Kina. Ray' I A>r· truek, Cl(l4!rltod b)' Charles Mlck, Rleherd Barton, nino pllon Charloo Dunn, StllteEaml-, dleport; Bonnie Mathews, Rsclne; • ruling In an Indian llahlng ged Canadian paaaporto bore 26, ClariQgtan, lalled Ill stop and donor. dloCIIIIed buclaet pro<edui-oo, .1, Emma Owens, Pomeroy; Rhoda rights cue. tho name Ramon Georgo . d . the tallksr struck the bock ol Nurses,.reRuthPowara,Joa- W, Gaulaaked that wtodoalolw Allen, Pl Plessan~ . Wlrmle B. Welfare Cases Heerd tbe car. ophlne llarfli'IYOS, Bart>ora ScU- Sumner lloed be ~ 'sutll1o Daily, Rscino; William Weaver, Poor Paople gooerally &01 Taken Ill Holzer Ho'llital, es and Mlso Carol Baehlel; doc- Tnutee 1101 Jonlll dlocuaie!l the Middleport; Gregory Wood, Rut- extra attentl.on this term in a treated and released were casey, tors were RQ' Heaton, L. D. aetthw of vetenna' IP'Il'li ~ land. series of welfare cases which who complllnlll of a bock II>- Tello, Chsrles Mullen, F, M. era, and It was decided that blda DL~CHARGED -- Gary Rich- showed up CNI the docket lor the jury, and LaDonna Jean Clsey, CIU!I and Sellm Biazewlez. for saaollno would bo Cllll!ned &rds, Dorrell Nelson. first time. 26, Rt. I GaUipolla, whosultorlll Canteen workers were tho June 2• when the Melp Cooulb' Challenges Ill the CMIO-year laceratlCMis. Ladles Alllillary, F--Bea- Comlllloalonen met Monday waiting period for welfare FIBieral servless lor Harold There waa moderate damqe Pl>ll American LoP..,, Mra. mornlna, ·ali In llldiUCMI to tho bene!its, In e!iect In MillY Kent Woodgerd, 63, Grant St., to tbe front o1 tho tank truck and Golda Moul'lllnl, presldont; Mrs. ;""'"' to IIIIU aboUt states, were put over lor Middleport, who died cmexpeet.. heavy damage to tho back or tho Helea Kemecly, Mra. I!Uel Mor- DO aereo Into Pomeroy and MidMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL reargument for next term. edfl> Moaday evening In Colum- euey ear. rio, Mro. Roaa seartee, MrL dleport. ADMlTI'ED - None. But the court struck doWn the bus, will be held Tlwrsda.v at The patrol citocl Mlck Ill GalVelola Rouoll, and Mro. GoralDISCHARGED - None. TODAY'S TEMP " substitute father" or "man In 1:30 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats Upolls Municipal Court June 19 dine Kesolngsr. The temperature lnl'alnero1'a the houae" pradlce under which Fcmeral Home with tho Rev. Msx on a chargo or failure to atop Loadllll andunioadill8waadone district at benefits are withheld from Donahue olfldatlng. Burial will wltltln tbe assured clear dis· by Boy Scout Troop No. 248, Paul 11:10 a. m. llulllllll todaJ waa 64~a certain dependent chlldren it a be in Alexander cemetei1 at Rep- tanee. Werner, Scoutmaster and. Secutl under sunny •1<1••· man is living In the home or pardsv1lle. He /was born ln Fayette ClQr, visits there ror the purpose or having oexual relations with the Pa., tho aoo ()( tho late Albert mother. and Blanehe Woodgerd. He was "The state's interest In also preceded in death by two discouraging illicit sexual beha- Infant sons, and a brother, Elvlor and illegitimacy may be mer. He wa• a member of MetboM protected by other means," the dlst Church In Middleport and ol court said in a test case from the Railroad Telegraphers un. . Gll!eiilP'' r lr -: FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ,ationaI June 21. Affect Local Government. Starts Wed., June 19 Guard units are being Invited to participate, Local groups, and .particularly businesses, a r e urged to enter floats or ·other units in the parade. Those already submitting entries (or this year's parade include the Young Republican Club, Pomeroy; Ec~ om.y Savings and Loan, Pomeroy; Meigs Bookmobile, Pomeroy; CUb Scout Pad~ 248i Odd Fellows Loclge,l'lllnenQo, and tbeMartet.- PROMPTLY AT 9 AM- SHOP EARLYl Ladles' Nationally Advertised •ands -----• Joyce, Connie, Paris Fashion, Bush Puppies them Into '- In S.•mer FURNITURE - FLOOR COVERINGS - APPLIANCES DRAPERIES - WOMENS AND GIRLS CLOTHING LINGERIE - NOTIONS - HOSIERY AND ACCESSORIES COSMETICS -INFANTS WEAR - LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES- HOUSEWARES- MENS AND BOYS WEAR- SWIMWEAR- RECORDS CLUB TO MEET A meet!QII or the cOUil\Y 4-H Tractor Club will be held ~ night at 8 o'clock at the extension oatee on Mulberry Heights. New members are welcome. Red, l.,._, YoDOII, While, '. ELBEJFELDS IN ' 6.87 10.87 These are nceptionally good values, 10 remember the date, Wednesday, June 19, at 9 A. M. !iloeo displayed for eaoy ,,election. AU sale• Finall New Fall SHOES Arriving Dlilyf SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED CONfORTI ' . FOR Y(')UR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. ... OPEN ,fRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:00 Al10 C.:>pen All Day Thunday . ~i FRIDAY 9:30 p. m•••••.•.• , . . . . • • • Record Hop SATURDAY you can dtal station-to-station calls. Person-to·p~rsor;t Collect calls. Credit card calls. Any long distance call~ -· -~} ,: . 1:30 p, m... . ..... .... . , .. Eastern U. S. DiYislonal Chamr>looshlp Boat Races 2:30 p. m. •• ... .• , • • . . . • . . Tub Races ' 3:00 , . • • . . . . • • • . . . • • . . . . Boat Races Resun1ed homes, for a few, 5:00- 9:00 p. m. . . . • .. . . • . . • U. S. Dlviolonal Frog JumpiQII C...teat Pie Eating Contest Hmne Talent Show All·by yourself. 9:30 p, m. .. .. . .. . .. • • • • .. Reeord Hop SUNDAY 12:30 p. m. ... , ........ , , .. Eastem U, S. Dlvialonal Chlmi>!ooshiP Boat Races ,. ' We've just introduced Expanded Direct Distance Dlillne Into your area. That means you· can now dial practically any tlty in the country yourselfalmost u eesily u dlllina your next door neilhlxir. Here's how it wcrks: .. ·';,/' IPICIAI; i.OHG DIITAIICI CALL 1. Diall. 1.-Di~I"O." 2. The aree code. 2. Thearea code. ' ... 3. The local number. 3. The local number, _-- ~ONIGHT, JUNE 18 HURRY SUNDOW:I Jlihn Phllllj> Law biaJ,ann Carroll PLUS 11IE LOVE-INS (Color) Richard Todd - Susan Oliver "" ....... ..........., "'"' ........ If •• .,.,..., . . . , A IJ*I81 op~~etcW wlll'coMellln lhl 1tn1. Oln "" tht ~ry lnfDmiiMiOft •nd ,our .cat! ....,_ ""'~""'·; .' .. '· -I ,-,:') , . ."" ~ t ' , Expanded Direct Distance Diall~lis ~~~;·easjer, much more COIMlnient. Ue It r ~ tl~ ~ ~II lone diswnce. And thanks to (l'til~'lil T~. you'll do It all yourself. Look for ~lied dllllns instructions in your dlrecf«7. · ., ,, ·" ' GEIIIRAL .• • ..•' • • '·"'' :.· ·, 3:00 p. IlL •• , .......... , .. Eaolern U, S. Divisional Chlmi>!onahlp Boat Races 7:GG a.. FOil PEIIII)fi•T9-I'£noN. CIIIDITCAIIII,COU.art,ANY -Drivt·ln WEDNESDAY THRU FRIDAY JUNE 19 • 20 • 21 PSYCH-DUT Suun Strasbera Dean Stockweb PLUS THUNDER ALLEY Annette FunlceUo - Flblln r_:c =r·•. Ted Reed, Ralph Werry Gr-., who attended Pollee Chiefs Jed Webster Herbert Gilkey. The parade will otar1: atlp. . a.~·~· In Middlepor4 JllOVIng frGm lhl. Rawlings Co. through Mlddlopcl't to the A&P _porldQg _lot where It' · '!>;, wiD disbond and lhon refllnD It -•~­ tbe Karr and Van Zlllldt _ . ::t: · Co. - - IIIOYing w tho l"aD- ~ "011 7:30 p. m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .. Rock & Roll Artists Wednesday and Thursday Juael9- 20 Friday and SSturday June 21 - 22 NOT OPEN SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. 1'-'1~\Ill chairmani Mrs. Eva Stcut, 3:00 p. m. ............... , Rock & Roll Artisls Steve McQueen Richard Attenborough Running time: 3 Hrs. 15 min. For • .,: Jar11an,· Rand, Randcraft BROGUES, LOA~fERS TO AND TIES The dty s!ternoon to tor the annual _porade. tbe committee are Tom l:OO p. m. . • . • • • • • . • . . . • . • Parade (Te~hnlcolor) 10.17 phy, Regatta '68 Weekend .! ' TONIGHT, JUNE 18 TO AU borKis from Mleellga:,s;~ and bonds from the sc area are invited to take Each bond will be awarded 12:00 ...... .. ............. Commercial Exhibits Open THE SAND PEBBLE<; I . from the surrounding schools am festiwl queens in Southeast.. ern Ohio and West Virginia. The following are categories thst may be entered in which nrst, second and third place trq)hies wHl be awarded: Best :Goat for theme. Best commercial fi08t. Best JlOI'Ioc:ommercial tl~ Antique ears. .4th Annual Big Bend BLINDING SPEED - Kay Harri- one of the racers schodul~ Ill compete again In the Big Bend Regatta racing prlll!l'am at Pmneroy this year is in a B-Hydro clan boatln the above photo. 2:30 p. m.... .... , .. .. . • .. U. S. Divisional FrQII JumpiQg & Racing Finals 5.87 An invitatioo is also being extended to all queens and courts Horses. Theme: The 'Bend' Towards Recreation' . ' m-. GJ,_ ...s Bono. Valueato18.00 sell, 138 N. second Ate.,Middla- ReiiJiious noat. Marching units. June 21, 22, 23, or Colora ·: ..... . EVERYTHING FOR YOUR FAIIL YANt HO• SUrvivors Include his wife, AMa Macy (Marie), one daUiliter, Miss Mariame Woodgerd, Columbus; two sisters, Mrs. Ben (Pearl) Lent, Forest Grove. ore. gon., andMrs.Joseph(lmo)Gould, Youngstown. Friends may call at the funeral home •nytlrno. The family asks that !lowers be omittod ..,., that contrlbutlona ma,y be made to the heart fund. are not subject Ill pay copyright fees. The biggest merger in U.S. . hlstocy, that of the Pennaylvanla aDd New York Central rallroed s &01 the green light, and a new method pricing natural gaa by areas instead of by cost Ill Individual comj)lnles was upheld. -...,.st Styles ... .. ,, ''Government- national, !State and local- must grant to each citizen the O<J1al protectlnn or its laws," said the opinion. In ~e buslne11 sector, the court upheld tho Federal Communlcaton Commlsaion's authorllf to regulate Community Antenna Television (CATV)• But It held tllat cable companies, which pick up signals from televlsiCMI stations and pipe ' a.. or ion. In a Texas case or major importance to local guvernrnent, the court expanded Ita "one man, one vote" doctrine to encompus local governmental units like county boards and city councils where members are elected by diatrlcta. .., Theme for this year's parade, p<irl, or phone him It 992-5192. "The Bend Towards Recrea- Those entering are asked to Ust tion, .. will be ear rill! out with the their category. GasseD reports the committee best t carrying Cllt the theme Ill ba awarded a $25 prize arid to be enthusiastic about t h i s year's parade and is urging the a tropby. coonty Ill make It the best yet b)' eroy High SChool, Nmneroos Shrine arxl National entering the event. On the Straight-away, and J'!I8J'ing Home SHOP AT ELBERFELD$ IN EROY Hartley & Bennett's Big Su11mer ,. ·.;' Twenty-ftve trophies will be ts Shrine Club. All persons, orsanizatlcoa or awarded to the best entries In the annual Big Bend Regatta Parade businesses wishing to enter are to be staged at 1 p~ m. Friday, asked to serxl a card to C. T. cas.- dow-· The death penalty took a double beating, but Is BUll alive. The court ruled: - That an individual with scruples against capital punishment may not automatica11y be kept f1f jUries. -That the Uncl>ergh kidnap law unconstltuUmally lmp&!red the right of a jury trial, since It provided that only a jury could Impose tho death penallf. A defendant should not have to elect trial before a judge to assure himself of a maximum punishment of ll!e Imprisonment, the opinion held. JTograAA e~enib . ,.,._.lilt Alabama. I' Big Bend'-Regatt(J '. Parade. .. Offers 2S Trophy Awards Mr. Woodgerd lllemher of F ederll Deposit Insurance Col')XU'a1tm . ' .·: Court Dies Monday . Highlight~ of RecreatiOn Do~ , m-.. ASK A OUR 5% NEW CAR AUTO LOAN BEFORE YOU BUY Special &~lion , " a . . . , , . . , . . . . . . , , . BaaU1 t:lldbltl Clole ALWAYS C®ORFtlL In his role of chalnnan or the Bla Regatta's Frog Jumping Coatest, pnlllliseo a blgw IIIII better Jwnp event this year. It's odds--on he will have ldltethiJw on hia 6-5 and 275lb. frame saturday and SUnday that wiD shelve the stripes and polll~ above Into the ootdated catetocy tar Regatta lluhlons. Allove, he launches his Senior Dlvision,iwltping wlmer or last year, The quoatlCil may be asked, "What frog In Ita right mlnd wouldn't mske a &IJIIOI' Juml> to escape from llleh a mountain of rampant coiOI' and wUd des Jan?" The c:ontesta tltla year, c~ed with a pie ....,. race, wUJ be frGm 5 ·II p. m, ~ and at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. , r: �-, .. ' ... ,. F~nnal:Pleafur ~~~-~Pinis of Extradition·Made- lin Rt. 35 ·. : )._. ./._ ; · .,. . ~ '.'D'lo · 'd" ' - £'1 'Jv · e·n·, •dent···. D ·. • a ~ ·_ · • V-11· '·· ' ·, toc~J,'rwmOIJ¥t!emonl~~t - ~ ~~~y,acc:u.e_.ta~aaaatnorlb-._~ 1;1~Ace · 1 LONDON (UI'l) Tho Uhltocl Slates tbe oxtl'ldiUon orJomos _'Eil'• Luther King Jr. A BrlUBb "!JUU'!Scheduleclalielrlll(.., tbe ~•st " - - ' " . :'::::: . • ,, · , • - , ,, ~ '. , , June 27. .'' ,.. , . . ~; , _. , , $J!J,4lc pinta or~ ware Rldt WoriJO!', 'rim TheAmerlcan~ _(ortiiB" 40.y~d!fa.l''•·ni;I,'OdiUonwaa Twq peraona heel mil!~ (D. · .. ~.... - trom 8~ pili~ ~. Dlpa snputrer ;_. _ ·proae~ In Looolon's _Bow ,street Mlglstralll'o ~ Omiler hoa\7 Juries In a roer end ..WIIool a~ •clciiOri ~- at ale blbodmo- Bm)eo, ~Jon DUI~.•; .. ,;I, ARRANGEMENTS MADE Scoll..xf Yerd ~ Mlglalra1B FnDk Milton sot the'hoerlna datO. · · 7:52 a. m, ~ on, Rt. 7~5 ill bile .,tilt II! ~ oc~ Cltqcal ;lwk wat ~Tentative fu""ral arrange. '"lliank Y<>U." .Rill' .re~ ,, ancoln tho B!:ltioll court. A~ld Kaneuga, at tho alto, ot,tbe _ ,Cjlll- to 1111 ~ <;ouW:, lid ~rou b)' ~- ~- ~~ ~Ia, ments for Elsie K. stacy, who , They - · tho only -.Ia ll(iok. wall or pollee ~ blm atruCIICMI or tho brldio ~J)tolch. ~- FOr'tJ"*!Yio pl!rti won Jeari ~. ~'eel,_._ ~th dill! Sundty, have been set ror , en b.Y the ei-!diaiiOUI'i CCIIII'I"!, and..,, -etloe stood with hla Tile Slate Hlshwt1 Patrollllat pven bi replacement anoU1 ~- Sluon1·Evelift Gil.... Wednesday at 2 P. m. at the Ew- capluted at a l.cDdon airport hand In hla coat on tho 1!111111- waek warnlll area mocorlsto to ora~ llrlltlmer'~, , Biulah iiAyu, _~ ing Chapel with tbe Rev. Clyde June .'!, more then t11o months IUed British pollee only oe~pe. oxorcloo mr...., cautiCMI when Plaltaae were reaehed b)': , l!flll*i:, -Naq,ml_ ~· ~ BerUett o!Ociatlng. Burial will after ltlna, a clv11 riahts 1-r, dol ....alonL PISIIQg throuah tbe . _ lial'old ll?eJicer and A I b 0 r-t ){ciiii,}Tl;<l'llt\!11 -~' Lula be in the GUmore Cemetery. was a~sasslnated b)' a sniper The cwrt llrat ...,sldored Olllcero aald tbe accldento<- Rouoll, pllondonora. . _/. : . . HIIIQ)Ion, ~ L!l~ Friends Mill' caD at the luneral In Memphis, T..... teehnlcal dllrpa qalaat Ray <uted In the area where l Ill&'WoodroW ZwiU!nr, l1lo puoe _.Or~ Dreke, 111111 ~~. '1\ttiiL home a lme. Rsy, wesrlrcg a Ill'~ dtecked that at tile Ume or his orreot man and patrOlman were m dull' donor. · d6n&tloea ,l!ere'~ QWII!' ,Prlnt nyt ault snd heavy horn - rimmed he had In hlo poosoalloo foraed while a bulldozer waa crooslng 0... lllmnel, thres plloe clan- .!hlp,~~ ,• al glasses, mads his SOcondiiPPOAI'- passports and a loaded 1!1111· the hJihw.,-. or. · I. Sehoolo, The Dalif~, 'ibe VETERANS MEMOIUAL 'l1len counsel for the United A Par drlvenb)'CharleaCiasy, , Kemeth llllbodon, tour pll&t Alboat Me1NIIi0r, W,M.P.O.BlHOSPITAL States araued t11e1111111n the 48,Rt.1CIIIlpolle,headedsouth, donor. dlo,anci~VIIDre. ADMIT ': ED -David Ross, dock wao In tact Ray, who is heel sto(lpod In l line ortralllc. Perry RiRP, live plloo clanADDED BUSINESS· Cheshire; William M. Russell, wanted In Teme•- ror the 1\p- Behind h\ift, a chemical tank or. Pomeroy; Frances Waugh, Mid· (COOtlnued from P~&e I) rll 4 murder ot Kina. Ray' I A>r· truek, Cl(l4!rltod b)' Charles Mlck, Rleherd Barton, nino pllon Charloo Dunn, StllteEaml-, dleport; Bonnie Mathews, Rsclne; • ruling In an Indian llahlng ged Canadian paaaporto bore 26, ClariQgtan, lalled Ill stop and donor. dloCIIIIed buclaet pro<edui-oo, .1, Emma Owens, Pomeroy; Rhoda rights cue. tho name Ramon Georgo . d . the tallksr struck the bock ol Nurses,.reRuthPowara,Joa- W, Gaulaaked that wtodoalolw Allen, Pl Plessan~ . Wlrmle B. Welfare Cases Heerd tbe car. ophlne llarfli'IYOS, Bart>ora ScU- Sumner lloed be ~ 'sutll1o Daily, Rscino; William Weaver, Poor Paople gooerally &01 Taken Ill Holzer Ho'llital, es and Mlso Carol Baehlel; doc- Tnutee 1101 Jonlll dlocuaie!l the Middleport; Gregory Wood, Rut- extra attentl.on this term in a treated and released were casey, tors were RQ' Heaton, L. D. aetthw of vetenna' IP'Il'li ~ land. series of welfare cases which who complllnlll of a bock II>- Tello, Chsrles Mullen, F, M. era, and It was decided that blda DL~CHARGED -- Gary Rich- showed up CNI the docket lor the jury, and LaDonna Jean Clsey, CIU!I and Sellm Biazewlez. for saaollno would bo Cllll!ned &rds, Dorrell Nelson. first time. 26, Rt. I GaUipolla, whosultorlll Canteen workers were tho June 2• when the Melp Cooulb' Challenges Ill the CMIO-year laceratlCMis. Ladles Alllillary, F--Bea- Comlllloalonen met Monday waiting period for welfare FIBieral servless lor Harold There waa moderate damqe Pl>ll American LoP..,, Mra. mornlna, ·ali In llldiUCMI to tho bene!its, In e!iect In MillY Kent Woodgerd, 63, Grant St., to tbe front o1 tho tank truck and Golda Moul'lllnl, presldont; Mrs. ;""'"' to IIIIU aboUt states, were put over lor Middleport, who died cmexpeet.. heavy damage to tho back or tho Helea Kemecly, Mra. I!Uel Mor- DO aereo Into Pomeroy and MidMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL reargument for next term. edfl> Moaday evening In Colum- euey ear. rio, Mro. Roaa seartee, MrL dleport. ADMlTI'ED - None. But the court struck doWn the bus, will be held Tlwrsda.v at The patrol citocl Mlck Ill GalVelola Rouoll, and Mro. GoralDISCHARGED - None. TODAY'S TEMP " substitute father" or "man In 1:30 p.m. at the Rawlings-Coats Upolls Municipal Court June 19 dine Kesolngsr. The temperature lnl'alnero1'a the houae" pradlce under which Fcmeral Home with tho Rev. Msx on a chargo or failure to atop Loadllll andunioadill8waadone district at benefits are withheld from Donahue olfldatlng. Burial will wltltln tbe assured clear dis· by Boy Scout Troop No. 248, Paul 11:10 a. m. llulllllll todaJ waa 64~a certain dependent chlldren it a be in Alexander cemetei1 at Rep- tanee. Werner, Scoutmaster and. Secutl under sunny •1<1••· man is living In the home or pardsv1lle. He /was born ln Fayette ClQr, visits there ror the purpose or having oexual relations with the Pa., tho aoo ()( tho late Albert mother. and Blanehe Woodgerd. He was "The state's interest In also preceded in death by two discouraging illicit sexual beha- Infant sons, and a brother, Elvlor and illegitimacy may be mer. He wa• a member of MetboM protected by other means," the dlst Church In Middleport and ol court said in a test case from the Railroad Telegraphers un. . Gll!eiilP'' r lr -: FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ,ationaI June 21. Affect Local Government. Starts Wed., June 19 Guard units are being Invited to participate, Local groups, and .particularly businesses, a r e urged to enter floats or ·other units in the parade. Those already submitting entries (or this year's parade include the Young Republican Club, Pomeroy; Ec~ om.y Savings and Loan, Pomeroy; Meigs Bookmobile, Pomeroy; CUb Scout Pad~ 248i Odd Fellows Loclge,l'lllnenQo, and tbeMartet.- PROMPTLY AT 9 AM- SHOP EARLYl Ladles' Nationally Advertised •ands -----• Joyce, Connie, Paris Fashion, Bush Puppies them Into '- In S.•mer FURNITURE - FLOOR COVERINGS - APPLIANCES DRAPERIES - WOMENS AND GIRLS CLOTHING LINGERIE - NOTIONS - HOSIERY AND ACCESSORIES COSMETICS -INFANTS WEAR - LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES- HOUSEWARES- MENS AND BOYS WEAR- SWIMWEAR- RECORDS CLUB TO MEET A meet!QII or the cOUil\Y 4-H Tractor Club will be held ~ night at 8 o'clock at the extension oatee on Mulberry Heights. New members are welcome. Red, l.,._, YoDOII, While, '. ELBEJFELDS IN ' 6.87 10.87 These are nceptionally good values, 10 remember the date, Wednesday, June 19, at 9 A. M. !iloeo displayed for eaoy ,,election. AU sale• Finall New Fall SHOES Arriving Dlilyf SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED CONfORTI ' . FOR Y(')UR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. ... OPEN ,fRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:00 Al10 C.:>pen All Day Thunday . ~i FRIDAY 9:30 p. m•••••.•.• , . . . . • • • Record Hop SATURDAY you can dtal station-to-station calls. Person-to·p~rsor;t Collect calls. Credit card calls. Any long distance call~ -· -~} ,: . 1:30 p, m... . ..... .... . , .. Eastern U. S. DiYislonal Chamr>looshlp Boat Races 2:30 p. m. •• ... .• , • • . . . • . . Tub Races ' 3:00 , . • • . . . . • • • . . . • • . . . . Boat Races Resun1ed homes, for a few, 5:00- 9:00 p. m. . . . • .. . . • . . • U. S. Dlviolonal Frog JumpiQII C...teat Pie Eating Contest Hmne Talent Show All·by yourself. 9:30 p, m. .. .. . .. . .. • • • • .. Reeord Hop SUNDAY 12:30 p. m. ... , ........ , , .. Eastem U, S. Dlvialonal Chlmi>!ooshiP Boat Races ,. ' We've just introduced Expanded Direct Distance Dlillne Into your area. That means you· can now dial practically any tlty in the country yourselfalmost u eesily u dlllina your next door neilhlxir. Here's how it wcrks: .. ·';,/' IPICIAI; i.OHG DIITAIICI CALL 1. Diall. 1.-Di~I"O." 2. The aree code. 2. Thearea code. ' ... 3. The local number. 3. The local number, _-- ~ONIGHT, JUNE 18 HURRY SUNDOW:I Jlihn Phllllj> Law biaJ,ann Carroll PLUS 11IE LOVE-INS (Color) Richard Todd - Susan Oliver "" ....... ..........., "'"' ........ If •• .,.,..., . . . , A IJ*I81 op~~etcW wlll'coMellln lhl 1tn1. Oln "" tht ~ry lnfDmiiMiOft •nd ,our .cat! ....,_ ""'~""'·; .' .. '· -I ,-,:') , . ."" ~ t ' , Expanded Direct Distance Diall~lis ~~~;·easjer, much more COIMlnient. Ue It r ~ tl~ ~ ~II lone diswnce. And thanks to (l'til~'lil T~. you'll do It all yourself. Look for ~lied dllllns instructions in your dlrecf«7. · ., ,, ·" ' GEIIIRAL .• • ..•' • • '·"'' :.· ·, 3:00 p. IlL •• , .......... , .. Eaolern U, S. Divisional Chlmi>!onahlp Boat Races 7:GG a.. FOil PEIIII)fi•T9-I'£noN. CIIIDITCAIIII,COU.art,ANY -Drivt·ln WEDNESDAY THRU FRIDAY JUNE 19 • 20 • 21 PSYCH-DUT Suun Strasbera Dean Stockweb PLUS THUNDER ALLEY Annette FunlceUo - Flblln r_:c =r·•. Ted Reed, Ralph Werry Gr-., who attended Pollee Chiefs Jed Webster Herbert Gilkey. The parade will otar1: atlp. . a.~·~· In Middlepor4 JllOVIng frGm lhl. Rawlings Co. through Mlddlopcl't to the A&P _porldQg _lot where It' · '!>;, wiD disbond and lhon refllnD It -•~­ tbe Karr and Van Zlllldt _ . ::t: · Co. - - IIIOYing w tho l"aD- ~ "011 7:30 p. m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .. Rock & Roll Artists Wednesday and Thursday Juael9- 20 Friday and SSturday June 21 - 22 NOT OPEN SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. 1'-'1~\Ill chairmani Mrs. Eva Stcut, 3:00 p. m. ............... , Rock & Roll Artisls Steve McQueen Richard Attenborough Running time: 3 Hrs. 15 min. For • .,: Jar11an,· Rand, Randcraft BROGUES, LOA~fERS TO AND TIES The dty s!ternoon to tor the annual _porade. tbe committee are Tom l:OO p. m. . • . • • • • • . • . . . • . • Parade (Te~hnlcolor) 10.17 phy, Regatta '68 Weekend .! ' TONIGHT, JUNE 18 TO AU borKis from Mleellga:,s;~ and bonds from the sc area are invited to take Each bond will be awarded 12:00 ...... .. ............. Commercial Exhibits Open THE SAND PEBBLE<; I . from the surrounding schools am festiwl queens in Southeast.. ern Ohio and West Virginia. The following are categories thst may be entered in which nrst, second and third place trq)hies wHl be awarded: Best :Goat for theme. Best commercial fi08t. Best JlOI'Ioc:ommercial tl~ Antique ears. .4th Annual Big Bend BLINDING SPEED - Kay Harri- one of the racers schodul~ Ill compete again In the Big Bend Regatta racing prlll!l'am at Pmneroy this year is in a B-Hydro clan boatln the above photo. 2:30 p. m.... .... , .. .. . • .. U. S. Divisional FrQII JumpiQg & Racing Finals 5.87 An invitatioo is also being extended to all queens and courts Horses. Theme: The 'Bend' Towards Recreation' . ' m-. GJ,_ ...s Bono. Valueato18.00 sell, 138 N. second Ate.,Middla- ReiiJiious noat. Marching units. June 21, 22, 23, or Colora ·: ..... . EVERYTHING FOR YOUR FAIIL YANt HO• SUrvivors Include his wife, AMa Macy (Marie), one daUiliter, Miss Mariame Woodgerd, Columbus; two sisters, Mrs. Ben (Pearl) Lent, Forest Grove. ore. gon., andMrs.Joseph(lmo)Gould, Youngstown. Friends may call at the funeral home •nytlrno. The family asks that !lowers be omittod ..,., that contrlbutlona ma,y be made to the heart fund. are not subject Ill pay copyright fees. The biggest merger in U.S. . hlstocy, that of the Pennaylvanla aDd New York Central rallroed s &01 the green light, and a new method pricing natural gaa by areas instead of by cost Ill Individual comj)lnles was upheld. -...,.st Styles ... .. ,, ''Government- national, !State and local- must grant to each citizen the O<J1al protectlnn or its laws," said the opinion. In ~e buslne11 sector, the court upheld tho Federal Communlcaton Commlsaion's authorllf to regulate Community Antenna Television (CATV)• But It held tllat cable companies, which pick up signals from televlsiCMI stations and pipe ' a.. or ion. In a Texas case or major importance to local guvernrnent, the court expanded Ita "one man, one vote" doctrine to encompus local governmental units like county boards and city councils where members are elected by diatrlcta. .., Theme for this year's parade, p<irl, or phone him It 992-5192. "The Bend Towards Recrea- Those entering are asked to Ust tion, .. will be ear rill! out with the their category. GasseD reports the committee best t carrying Cllt the theme Ill ba awarded a $25 prize arid to be enthusiastic about t h i s year's parade and is urging the a tropby. coonty Ill make It the best yet b)' eroy High SChool, Nmneroos Shrine arxl National entering the event. On the Straight-away, and J'!I8J'ing Home SHOP AT ELBERFELD$ IN EROY Hartley & Bennett's Big Su11mer ,. ·.;' Twenty-ftve trophies will be ts Shrine Club. All persons, orsanizatlcoa or awarded to the best entries In the annual Big Bend Regatta Parade businesses wishing to enter are to be staged at 1 p~ m. Friday, asked to serxl a card to C. T. cas.- dow-· The death penalty took a double beating, but Is BUll alive. The court ruled: - That an individual with scruples against capital punishment may not automatica11y be kept f1f jUries. -That the Uncl>ergh kidnap law unconstltuUmally lmp&!red the right of a jury trial, since It provided that only a jury could Impose tho death penallf. A defendant should not have to elect trial before a judge to assure himself of a maximum punishment of ll!e Imprisonment, the opinion held. JTograAA e~enib . ,.,._.lilt Alabama. I' Big Bend'-Regatt(J '. Parade. .. Offers 2S Trophy Awards Mr. Woodgerd lllemher of F ederll Deposit Insurance Col')XU'a1tm . ' .·: Court Dies Monday . Highlight~ of RecreatiOn Do~ , m-.. ASK A OUR 5% NEW CAR AUTO LOAN BEFORE YOU BUY Special &~lion , " a . . . , , . . , . . . . . . , , . BaaU1 t:lldbltl Clole ALWAYS C®ORFtlL In his role of chalnnan or the Bla Regatta's Frog Jumping Coatest, pnlllliseo a blgw IIIII better Jwnp event this year. It's odds--on he will have ldltethiJw on hia 6-5 and 275lb. frame saturday and SUnday that wiD shelve the stripes and polll~ above Into the ootdated catetocy tar Regatta lluhlons. Allove, he launches his Senior Dlvision,iwltping wlmer or last year, The quoatlCil may be asked, "What frog In Ita right mlnd wouldn't mske a &IJIIOI' Juml> to escape from llleh a mountain of rampant coiOI' and wUd des Jan?" The c:ontesta tltla year, c~ed with a pie ....,. race, wUJ be frGm 5 ·II p. m, ~ and at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. , r: �' ·,Wa.ter May Be Hazardo~,:lo~;;~' " '!li~ Hunters and Fishermen; ·Too .~ · By WM. T. McKEOWN NEA Booting .Editor Name the boats and boat· men most likely to get in trouble this year: Hot s)lot speedsters? Off. shore adventurers? Young· sters in small sailboats? Water skiers':' Wrong. "A rather high proportion of fatal boatinl{ accidents," warned U.S. Coast Guard Commandant Willard J . Smith recently, "involve hunters and Off, and Away fishermen." It hardly seems lair . You'd think the clown who roars past the dock, throwing waVes around, would be the first to , ~o . He may, If he's that care· less and hits something or an· other boat-colllsions ):ly boat· FUN TIMf . POMEROYI BIG BEND REGATTA .-JUNE 21-22-23 It's 9:12 on thesa£aravalle watches ... Hyou paidlO times the price it's still9:12 CARAVELLE" Division 01 BULOVA ~~~ low priced, high quali1y watch u•n"il''- '''chloll JtwtiU, waNrptOOf", tllotk rultl· .,..• 1111. SWIIP itcoftd "ind. . A lot of people think price aHects accuracy. That's never so with Caravelle- Bulova's smartly styled line of low priced, high quality watches. Need proof? Your guarantee Is by - Bulova! And that means when Cu• velle says it's 9:12, It's 9:12. NIIC,_ . 'rtcltlon jiWt/td, clmlc-Jt11· - In(, cord lnetttt. f11.11 llltMOII ' i·f f ..... - t? See Our Entire Caravella Collection J•••lt, U,.llt'llnk brutltl. ....., Court St. They got tipped, tlle li)lure• show, by ' Improper loading·, overloading, and ov~rpower­ lng by owners who alao went out in we&thcr and water con· diUons that their ~ts or their expenence couldn t han· die. Falling overboard-the pa,r· UcuiBr small boat hazard for fishermen and hunters out alon~ranked second as a cause of drowning. Boats . sinking came third. And an added sad note: The Coast Guard fo.und 82 per cent of drowning . VIctims had llfe preservers m the boat but didn't or couldn't use them in time. It wasn't ttle large. boats on long open water crulses that enjoy lihe 61'118/i OUiidOOPS Wilih REFEREE AND STARTER - D. A. MarUo, Jackson, Mich., is vlcH<lllllllndore ol ~East Outboard Assoc. Inc., arxl has raced professlonal outboards in classes A Hydro, B Hydro and C Hydro for the past 20 years. He has gone to oCflclatlq because of hellth. Here he II)SpeCts some of the equipment. •• •• •• The Trail 90's exclusive "Posl·Torqu~' - protect vital engine parts in rough golnc. '11uroi.o dual transmission lets you switch Crom street Ue response hi quick 11111 . smooth.' Gas con.t& trail gear lnatantly. No special tools iD use. sumpU()n Is a bli 165 mpg. A pack 'raek la No sprockets or cRIIM to mess with. Just tlip standard. The Trail 90. Loaded with extriJ aDd Plenty of Free Parking Plenty of freeparldngandplent;y ol Cree boat races will be the order or the day in Pomeroy for the Fourth AnnuaJ Big Bend Boat Regat<a, June 21, 22, and 23. Parking will be within sight of the river. The major viewing section will be from the riverbank. Jack Carsey, Regatta Week. end Chairf!an, said boat racing drivers from all over the Eastern United &ates will participate in tho sanctioned races sponsored by the Mideast Outboard Association . Entries may be made wlth Mrs. Mabel Harrisoo, Executive Secretary, at VermU. Uon, Ohio. A full three days of entertainment will open with the big parade on Friday , June 21. The theme of the parade is The uBend" Toward Recreation. En- I TORE men who didn't look · where :they were going cau"''" the most nonfatal accidents last year. But more likely the worst trouble comes later when the , boatman simply tips his craft . \OO far while puUin~ up the anchor or keeps fishmg when the weather gets rough, ac· cording to new figUres from the Coast Guard. Boating statistics just out lor last year. show' the sport is remarkably safe. With an estimated 40 million people riding 8 million pleasure craft, only one in 10 000 got in an accident. ' Most frequent cause of fatalities was capsizing, and the boats didn't flip themselves. featured at 3 p.m. and 7:30p.m. f'rlday. In addition to the boat races on saturday the big event wHI be the divisional contest in the U.S. Frog .lumping Championships. Fred Crow, Pomeroy attorney, is heading up this event. Entries are pouring in from out of town and local personalities. Also on Saturday will be the tub ra ces in the Ohio River at 2:30 p.m and the pie ealing contest cl.lring the evening program. Boat races are scheduled at 1:30 p.m. and again at 3 p.m. Both Friday and Saturday close wlth a record hOp. Vaccination Record WASHINGTON 1 UP I ) The U.S. Puhli c Hclllth Se rv~ ice has urged Americans to make ~ ure doctor:;; record vac· • lever. Simple. . the only maehlne that leta yool IJWiti:h,li'Om r1oi!l , Then Honda's dependable OHC """"•troke to rouih with 1 Olp olalever. •· enitne wUI take yoo Just about anywhere YIJU Thit'a real!¥ a owlteh on a trail want to go. The -rraJl 90 features an au:tomatlc Isn't It'/ clutch, a USDA-approved spartJ arrestor, dual · . ' water-orooC, duat-o_root brakes you can apply~ ~n-.aa :l by !00( or by hand, and a steel skld plate to I 11\11~\~a IIall Tho Eastern Dlvl~ (lham. plonshfl> naces wiU be hold at 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. on 51111day, June 23. Finals In the frog jumping and tub racing contests •ill alao be held 51onday, . Commercial exhibits will be in the Pomeroy Junior Hlgll School jumping championships In the Meigs Local Foolball Stadium. _:. BE ONE OF THE NICEST PEOPLE. HONDA IS THE BIKE FOR YOU, Norbert Compton. The -seoond · A'nnual Big Bend Regatta Art !ilow will be held In the air-condltfoned St. Paul's MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Lutheran Church all three days under the direction ot William Mayer and Aaron Zahl. All the 'anted Items Can Be Found At E..rsllach Hti~e. On Your Way · to Outdoor Living and ties arise because of the custom in the United Staw s of recurding th e month first. ~: , :n...,._ . t ' 3 I:JUIItin a t . . ,._., .,: Notes ·~~ ~ ~~ --!!"'' · ~~~~t ·{,···- NBW YOJUt (UPI)-lDIUr· 11100 pellcloe for bo&l ownen ""'" ....., a 1on1 _, since the c1111111 1o -me the nallon'a No. 1 tounlly aport. · ,. A boat owner 1oc1a7 can pur· • •ehaA a sllolle policy whloh 1111• IIIIIIJ' coverl an:r riJk he mlihl ~~~ encounter, be 1t UabWtJ. thett;, jlre or other d&maie. 1o tile (borol or Ill aceeliorlas. ·II'I 1 for crr tiom ihe boat tniUrance picture olllttle more . • ~·than . a ~lode qo, when tm ••owner wantina' protection ua- t i ~! for example, In Ka.prlanc1. Por all-r1.8lt hull coverqe (with '50 deduellbiel, '25,000 In llabU!t)< and '1100 In medical P8)'Dl!'nta the coet would be .38. u the motor were less than 46 boreepower, thla would be reduced to $83 or, If the craft. were mDre than 18 feet long, *"·Rates varr l>Y location and the annual costs on a slmlla.r 118 tn cautomla, for OlWII!Iie, would be $tO. $36 and !37, re- specttvely. In Plorlda II would run ~. $46 and UB: In Min· neaota It would be '28, $25 and $26 . V.emier aald h1l company had put together the same ldnd of aU·rlat pactqe for boatmen that tile lnl\lranee lruluatry hu developed lor the home owner. with aometimu ! 'a bali dozen polfctea from u II manr companlea - and then : nn Iillo aom.e dll!leulty which ~},le found was not covered. In tha aame half dozen poUtlwe often was an overof rlokl, and the cost that tDan7 pollelea tour ·or flve tUna ot BIDjlo, otnam· policy lh&l takes Into bo ·eneountorecl. Wllter' H. Vernier, executlve GRI.Ll', 7. 99··'. Coleman Gasoline Camping Lantern - 17.95 COLEMAN STOVES i Broasted Chicken FRENCH FRIES COLE SLAW-HOT ROLL . ., eSTOP FOR BREAKFAST - LUNCH or DIN· NER 5:30·8= ~0 Dally and 7:00 til 7:00 Sundays. LET YOUR DODGE TAKE YOU TO BIG BEND REGATTA JUNE 21-22-23 CALL 992-9974 QUICK QUIZ Q-Who Wtll the firrt womoli to reprea1.'11t the United R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. FOR RESERVATIONS ePARTIES eBANQUETS e SCHOOL EXCURSIONS Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer 88 S. 2ND. AYE. Middleport, Ohio Stcltes ., a high-levd diploo mat1 A-Mrs. Ruth Bryant OWen (eldest daughter ol WUUam Franklin Roosevelt In 1833. (PRIVAti PAR'IY IIOOM AVAILAILI) BAILEY'S RESTAURANT liB E1 MAIN PH. 992-9974 POMEROY U>OI'!d's fira! streetcar? Q-What city claims the · .,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _""'' Welcome Podner! COME ONEI COME lLLI . Folds Wily for st~ge ···"-~ . Large Sin 2-Bur!MI' 22.95 Single Bumer _--· _ _ _ 17.95 BIG FRI., SAT., SUN; REGATTA JUNE 21-22-23 YOU'R'E I IN- ·F.REE Sports11an Lantern IY RAY.O..V4C With Red Slgnel Flesher - . ' .--Regatta Week Carry-Out Special --. •uoo 8.-B.Q CAMPING SUPPLIES - J>YOBILienl of Stale 1"arm and Cuual17 COODpaiiJ, A-On Nov. 211, 1832, New for 1111 reoently the coat Yort City begiln operating the a llnfle-paclrap ·policy tor first streetcar In the wqrld. boat, motor and lnll· II was a horse-drawn car. · combination home·baled, Sturdy 24" Fol"'ng ~.,GRAVELY . :;·uaUy ended uP Jeonlnp Bryan) who was appointed minister to Denmark almoll an:r risk 8nd Iceland by President Nobody can think straight who does not work. Idleness warps the m i n d. Thinking without constructive action · becomes a disease. - Henry Ford, American industrialist. try kMir"""" I HOI,I ,A 1.. , the Lakeshore System. Heading the bus excursions locally is GENERAL SCENE - The pit area Is 1 busy plaee .., nee doJL IIIII teehnleal lauwlcdge guo• a!Oil! with e\1lq sueeeas!ul speed boat The alJove scene was caught during the 1967 Reptta. ~ ~ewrlah _.-.dons are llllde t& ~~on&q~moton. Alot or ~·end of World War II when p1euure "boaiiDJ bei'an .Ito RAWLINGS excursions are being plan- ned oot ol Coiumhus, Ohio, with yenr WHO noted that difficul- IBIIVIII'ti/IIB -r..... " nards, the pie. ,eating and frog tries in Ule parade may be made with Tom Cassell, Parade and cinations on the International float chairman, Middleport. Two, Certificate in accordance with two..bour performances of the the World Health Org antza~ lion's requirement. that is the Ever Lovin st. Bernards will be day first. then the month and I VISIT US DURING REGATTA, JUNE 21-22-13 ,;... ... with the Ever Lovin St. Ber- Bu~ 1'1., ..."'•• ;:•• •• ,~:~.. . ·- 12.65 WELCOME TO ' , ' "' REGATTA. WEEK•f.ND SPECIAL SPECIAL ZEI(O ZEBCO , ·Holsum ' Mo!ftt33 , R911r J9.i0. ·. $.PiNNING- 9:~91 ' i ..... ~ ' '., ~ ( _( . . '; " ,, .- • ~ ·~ ·~ .,, .•. ' ,, ~. ' i_. �' ·,Wa.ter May Be Hazardo~,:lo~;;~' " '!li~ Hunters and Fishermen; ·Too .~ · By WM. T. McKEOWN NEA Booting .Editor Name the boats and boat· men most likely to get in trouble this year: Hot s)lot speedsters? Off. shore adventurers? Young· sters in small sailboats? Water skiers':' Wrong. "A rather high proportion of fatal boatinl{ accidents," warned U.S. Coast Guard Commandant Willard J . Smith recently, "involve hunters and Off, and Away fishermen." It hardly seems lair . You'd think the clown who roars past the dock, throwing waVes around, would be the first to , ~o . He may, If he's that care· less and hits something or an· other boat-colllsions ):ly boat· FUN TIMf . POMEROYI BIG BEND REGATTA .-JUNE 21-22-23 It's 9:12 on thesa£aravalle watches ... Hyou paidlO times the price it's still9:12 CARAVELLE" Division 01 BULOVA ~~~ low priced, high quali1y watch u•n"il''- '''chloll JtwtiU, waNrptOOf", tllotk rultl· .,..• 1111. SWIIP itcoftd "ind. . A lot of people think price aHects accuracy. That's never so with Caravelle- Bulova's smartly styled line of low priced, high quality watches. Need proof? Your guarantee Is by - Bulova! And that means when Cu• velle says it's 9:12, It's 9:12. NIIC,_ . 'rtcltlon jiWt/td, clmlc-Jt11· - In(, cord lnetttt. f11.11 llltMOII ' i·f f ..... - t? See Our Entire Caravella Collection J•••lt, U,.llt'llnk brutltl. ....., Court St. They got tipped, tlle li)lure• show, by ' Improper loading·, overloading, and ov~rpower­ lng by owners who alao went out in we&thcr and water con· diUons that their ~ts or their expenence couldn t han· die. Falling overboard-the pa,r· UcuiBr small boat hazard for fishermen and hunters out alon~ranked second as a cause of drowning. Boats . sinking came third. And an added sad note: The Coast Guard fo.und 82 per cent of drowning . VIctims had llfe preservers m the boat but didn't or couldn't use them in time. It wasn't ttle large. boats on long open water crulses that enjoy lihe 61'118/i OUiidOOPS Wilih REFEREE AND STARTER - D. A. MarUo, Jackson, Mich., is vlcH<lllllllndore ol ~East Outboard Assoc. Inc., arxl has raced professlonal outboards in classes A Hydro, B Hydro and C Hydro for the past 20 years. He has gone to oCflclatlq because of hellth. Here he II)SpeCts some of the equipment. •• •• •• The Trail 90's exclusive "Posl·Torqu~' - protect vital engine parts in rough golnc. '11uroi.o dual transmission lets you switch Crom street Ue response hi quick 11111 . smooth.' Gas con.t& trail gear lnatantly. No special tools iD use. sumpU()n Is a bli 165 mpg. A pack 'raek la No sprockets or cRIIM to mess with. Just tlip standard. The Trail 90. Loaded with extriJ aDd Plenty of Free Parking Plenty of freeparldngandplent;y ol Cree boat races will be the order or the day in Pomeroy for the Fourth AnnuaJ Big Bend Boat Regat<a, June 21, 22, and 23. Parking will be within sight of the river. The major viewing section will be from the riverbank. Jack Carsey, Regatta Week. end Chairf!an, said boat racing drivers from all over the Eastern United &ates will participate in tho sanctioned races sponsored by the Mideast Outboard Association . Entries may be made wlth Mrs. Mabel Harrisoo, Executive Secretary, at VermU. Uon, Ohio. A full three days of entertainment will open with the big parade on Friday , June 21. The theme of the parade is The uBend" Toward Recreation. En- I TORE men who didn't look · where :they were going cau"''" the most nonfatal accidents last year. But more likely the worst trouble comes later when the , boatman simply tips his craft . \OO far while puUin~ up the anchor or keeps fishmg when the weather gets rough, ac· cording to new figUres from the Coast Guard. Boating statistics just out lor last year. show' the sport is remarkably safe. With an estimated 40 million people riding 8 million pleasure craft, only one in 10 000 got in an accident. ' Most frequent cause of fatalities was capsizing, and the boats didn't flip themselves. featured at 3 p.m. and 7:30p.m. f'rlday. In addition to the boat races on saturday the big event wHI be the divisional contest in the U.S. Frog .lumping Championships. Fred Crow, Pomeroy attorney, is heading up this event. Entries are pouring in from out of town and local personalities. Also on Saturday will be the tub ra ces in the Ohio River at 2:30 p.m and the pie ealing contest cl.lring the evening program. Boat races are scheduled at 1:30 p.m. and again at 3 p.m. Both Friday and Saturday close wlth a record hOp. Vaccination Record WASHINGTON 1 UP I ) The U.S. Puhli c Hclllth Se rv~ ice has urged Americans to make ~ ure doctor:;; record vac· • lever. Simple. . the only maehlne that leta yool IJWiti:h,li'Om r1oi!l , Then Honda's dependable OHC """"•troke to rouih with 1 Olp olalever. •· enitne wUI take yoo Just about anywhere YIJU Thit'a real!¥ a owlteh on a trail want to go. The -rraJl 90 features an au:tomatlc Isn't It'/ clutch, a USDA-approved spartJ arrestor, dual · . ' water-orooC, duat-o_root brakes you can apply~ ~n-.aa :l by !00( or by hand, and a steel skld plate to I 11\11~\~a IIall Tho Eastern Dlvl~ (lham. plonshfl> naces wiU be hold at 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. on 51111day, June 23. Finals In the frog jumping and tub racing contests •ill alao be held 51onday, . Commercial exhibits will be in the Pomeroy Junior Hlgll School jumping championships In the Meigs Local Foolball Stadium. _:. BE ONE OF THE NICEST PEOPLE. HONDA IS THE BIKE FOR YOU, Norbert Compton. The -seoond · A'nnual Big Bend Regatta Art !ilow will be held In the air-condltfoned St. Paul's MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Lutheran Church all three days under the direction ot William Mayer and Aaron Zahl. All the 'anted Items Can Be Found At E..rsllach Hti~e. On Your Way · to Outdoor Living and ties arise because of the custom in the United Staw s of recurding th e month first. ~: , :n...,._ . t ' 3 I:JUIItin a t . . ,._., .,: Notes ·~~ ~ ~~ --!!"'' · ~~~~t ·{,···- NBW YOJUt (UPI)-lDIUr· 11100 pellcloe for bo&l ownen ""'" ....., a 1on1 _, since the c1111111 1o -me the nallon'a No. 1 tounlly aport. · ,. A boat owner 1oc1a7 can pur· • •ehaA a sllolle policy whloh 1111• IIIIIIJ' coverl an:r riJk he mlihl ~~~ encounter, be 1t UabWtJ. thett;, jlre or other d&maie. 1o tile (borol or Ill aceeliorlas. ·II'I 1 for crr tiom ihe boat tniUrance picture olllttle more . • ~·than . a ~lode qo, when tm ••owner wantina' protection ua- t i ~! for example, In Ka.prlanc1. Por all-r1.8lt hull coverqe (with '50 deduellbiel, '25,000 In llabU!t)< and '1100 In medical P8)'Dl!'nta the coet would be .38. u the motor were less than 46 boreepower, thla would be reduced to $83 or, If the craft. were mDre than 18 feet long, *"·Rates varr l>Y location and the annual costs on a slmlla.r 118 tn cautomla, for OlWII!Iie, would be $tO. $36 and !37, re- specttvely. In Plorlda II would run ~. $46 and UB: In Min· neaota It would be '28, $25 and $26 . V.emier aald h1l company had put together the same ldnd of aU·rlat pactqe for boatmen that tile lnl\lranee lruluatry hu developed lor the home owner. with aometimu ! 'a bali dozen polfctea from u II manr companlea - and then : nn Iillo aom.e dll!leulty which ~},le found was not covered. In tha aame half dozen poUtlwe often was an overof rlokl, and the cost that tDan7 pollelea tour ·or flve tUna ot BIDjlo, otnam· policy lh&l takes Into bo ·eneountorecl. Wllter' H. Vernier, executlve GRI.Ll', 7. 99··'. Coleman Gasoline Camping Lantern - 17.95 COLEMAN STOVES i Broasted Chicken FRENCH FRIES COLE SLAW-HOT ROLL . ., eSTOP FOR BREAKFAST - LUNCH or DIN· NER 5:30·8= ~0 Dally and 7:00 til 7:00 Sundays. LET YOUR DODGE TAKE YOU TO BIG BEND REGATTA JUNE 21-22-23 CALL 992-9974 QUICK QUIZ Q-Who Wtll the firrt womoli to reprea1.'11t the United R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. FOR RESERVATIONS ePARTIES eBANQUETS e SCHOOL EXCURSIONS Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer 88 S. 2ND. AYE. Middleport, Ohio Stcltes ., a high-levd diploo mat1 A-Mrs. Ruth Bryant OWen (eldest daughter ol WUUam Franklin Roosevelt In 1833. (PRIVAti PAR'IY IIOOM AVAILAILI) BAILEY'S RESTAURANT liB E1 MAIN PH. 992-9974 POMEROY U>OI'!d's fira! streetcar? Q-What city claims the · .,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _""'' Welcome Podner! COME ONEI COME lLLI . Folds Wily for st~ge ···"-~ . Large Sin 2-Bur!MI' 22.95 Single Bumer _--· _ _ _ 17.95 BIG FRI., SAT., SUN; REGATTA JUNE 21-22-23 YOU'R'E I IN- ·F.REE Sports11an Lantern IY RAY.O..V4C With Red Slgnel Flesher - . ' .--Regatta Week Carry-Out Special --. •uoo 8.-B.Q CAMPING SUPPLIES - J>YOBILienl of Stale 1"arm and Cuual17 COODpaiiJ, A-On Nov. 211, 1832, New for 1111 reoently the coat Yort City begiln operating the a llnfle-paclrap ·policy tor first streetcar In the wqrld. boat, motor and lnll· II was a horse-drawn car. · combination home·baled, Sturdy 24" Fol"'ng ~.,GRAVELY . :;·uaUy ended uP Jeonlnp Bryan) who was appointed minister to Denmark almoll an:r risk 8nd Iceland by President Nobody can think straight who does not work. Idleness warps the m i n d. Thinking without constructive action · becomes a disease. - Henry Ford, American industrialist. try kMir"""" I HOI,I ,A 1.. , the Lakeshore System. Heading the bus excursions locally is GENERAL SCENE - The pit area Is 1 busy plaee .., nee doJL IIIII teehnleal lauwlcdge guo• a!Oil! with e\1lq sueeeas!ul speed boat The alJove scene was caught during the 1967 Reptta. ~ ~ewrlah _.-.dons are llllde t& ~~on&q~moton. Alot or ~·end of World War II when p1euure "boaiiDJ bei'an .Ito RAWLINGS excursions are being plan- ned oot ol Coiumhus, Ohio, with yenr WHO noted that difficul- IBIIVIII'ti/IIB -r..... " nards, the pie. ,eating and frog tries in Ule parade may be made with Tom Cassell, Parade and cinations on the International float chairman, Middleport. Two, Certificate in accordance with two..bour performances of the the World Health Org antza~ lion's requirement. that is the Ever Lovin st. Bernards will be day first. then the month and I VISIT US DURING REGATTA, JUNE 21-22-13 ,;... ... with the Ever Lovin St. Ber- Bu~ 1'1., ..."'•• ;:•• •• ,~:~.. . ·- 12.65 WELCOME TO ' , ' "' REGATTA. WEEK•f.ND SPECIAL SPECIAL ZEI(O ZEBCO , ·Holsum ' Mo!ftt33 , R911r J9.i0. ·. $.PiNNING- 9:~91 ' i ..... ~ ' '., ~ ( _( . . '; " ,, .- • ~ ·~ ·~ .,, .•. ' ,, ~. ' i_. �T.V. ' MAPlEWOOD LAKf . l I' .r -· • ' . " 1 Farmers Bank ·II Sl\')il&o ' to Swimming Fishir-g 0 Paul ~on, AUlo SID\on, lot, e SPAa FOR CA.MPJNG TRAILERS e ~.: · .' •' , • '.'.' .·: e Excellent Picnic 0 RESTAURANT Area · eshthn ·:. eOutdoor Grlll1. . Kaiser, JooephlntB.Kaloer,par- ·...•· ..' ...·. ·,· Fred c..... Jr., Trustee to Eugene V. Fisher, Mildred J. Fish- ' Phone 94~56 Any Time John Roger Epple, June Ewle to Roy E. MIUor, MauritB L. Miller. parceJ1, Cheater. Roy.E. MDier, Maurita L. MOler 10 John Roeer ~pie, J· CUDE sTOKE, OWNER !tiG miD REGATTA ·, ·,· . ·' .- .. ·'•. ...•. < .'·'..,.. ·LIKE ANY FU TIME SkATE TIME OR REGATTA TIME ,, -- '-''· ' .. • . Host ' • • • • • • • • •.••••••••••••••• .••• , • . • ' 1' •' JoOd.Eiit '• :t 1111 SulldoJ ' .~ ' ' ;I , , . ·, • • • • • 0 0 • • • • I COURSE ' : . ' 11 lo loCIIed on . . lhe. beaudlul Ohio Rhor It P _ , Ohio. 1\0 0 Program • • • 0 wmaam I Races atart at 1:30 p. m. • • • • • • ••• • • • • o .-- o • • • o • • • • • • ." • • • • • • .. 0 • • • • • • • • • • Walter Stewart . • • , • o 1 ••• o 1 o •••••• o •••• DATES ~ WliJIItt Slturdar 1111 &mdl,y, J.- 22 Old 23, 1968; Re!reshmoiU avaU' Kermit Walton · Treasurer -. 0 0 Dale Warner, WWI&m Maler, Guy I • • • • o o o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mayor Charles ••••••••••••• o •• Leear John Bl&ettnar Chevalier, 1 acre, Ora~. Effle Biook to BurdeU Bkck, 2.23 acres, SaJlsbury. Clean Fireplace COCA· COLA BOTTLING CO. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. ' ' .' - ' l ,... - . .. lor the day'a program has been !Ired. It must bo quiet between heats '' '\We're experienced IIi arcanglng ade- , quatt covmce for boat ·ownen, and I ' lhe.lr faWIIes, for full flilancial protee'tlonln 1111·eventuaUty. Get delaill her(. . . . FULL PROTEOIONI ·, I lor pulllio ldclress B)!Bteme. PeMit;r is disqulllllcatioo !Dr the day, ENTRY FEE p par drher to take oere o! insw'OIICe fee. ·DAVIS • WARNER INSURANa 114 COURT ST. ,~ONE . 992-2966 POMEROY · Exciting \ Art Show On Fun Time! Weigh I - There will be.., teatlng o! any -•after the first 5 minute gun You Ale Welcome! prefty effect, Stray Hairs Are Problem No matter how attractive a hair style is, its beauty can be lessened by stray hairs at lbe nape of the neck . This is a special probltm when setting . shorter cli1s and can be avoided by checking the back of your set in a three-way mir· ror. If you discover stray hairs use a comb to shape llll!m into a miniature wave or..smooth them into place and tape them using Dennlcel tape. In add!· · tion It W<>n't hurt coming off. \ REGAITA CITY To elean li flrep!Ke for 1ammer, ehovel ou~, asbeo, vatuum llle hearth auu walla 1o remove loose du11, lbeo 1crub all surface• with a 1tlff cert for Trans. brush dipped Ill 1udl. Abo Perry V. Sl)'re, Huel a Sayre wa1b andllooa, tlleo WI llle to Edward <llevaller, Lona V. fireplace wllb veeaery for a :· 1" "':""•·· .·~ 11a·,: NOTICE NEW. YORK .t/ J~~ CLOTHING ·H.O.USE;. . ' oll acre, salisbury. Thomas A. May, dec. 10 Huntington NatioMI Bank, Trustee, BIG BEND REGATTA June 21-22-23 /, l!c1dlo Gulnlher E. Epple, parcels, Chester. Allred Birchl!eld to Jim Smith, aTtn I able at pit area. ' 3.98 ~Wafkln1 Shorts · ·Faded •tue dt•lln oaly Bus Excursion • . • • • • • •.•••••••••••.•Norbert COQ1IJton o Anchor •••• " ·:;:~" -~~ .,. :·. } ~ .' '"'.'""> TO REGETTA .. . ' BIG BEND 21-22-23 Promised .·' Service & .ction Procte · h rue·ryw ere · • W . . enor81••• 111 tbaDb lor brlnailwthl• .' ~ oveat to tile m.l!end Area. 11 to de>OIIoo to dut;y lhlt ....._. ll'elt acCOiq)(lahmont. Wo urp lhe Ulmolt _.-adlll ot lhe ilenoral !lli>llc iD f( . I Grua ' With trade ·aie oountry'a lergeat ·~::'l~~~ct:ub,:; ourowcy 10,1 Old 51 '· OlllOJI AAA Ia $279.95 oenleo no D.ttal' Where Ira~ • 2 .,..... lraJIIImitmon. •Blade clutda. • Poollive aoticlaloollnlre. •Auto-type par dllr......tilt • EDclooed 1081' clod;, • All pneumatic tlreo. • Fbotbl, front ule. FOR ALL AGES In a saltease tr washed like Rub Off Tobacco Stains Fingers stained wtlh tobac· co look ugly. Rub with a little lemon juice or hydrogen peroxide dally until the stains vanlsb. U.S. ROUTE 62-WEST FREE PARKING ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• j.-D on't ]>ack a picnic••• • 0 BIG -BEND aAnA JUNE 21·22-23 •• •• • •• . ·························~······ ' . . ' CWone18111{leti ~ 1tentact1r.r raw ~·• ,a. liiltant~, ••juR pk:t It up and lib I& w1lb :rQu.l,rtllc llc!Z. ~ Gl' baret. It'• ~y ac, ~~~~· . . .. 'l'lladc frca daO (lO!cjad • •• "Jta .... Min'~ on· Your Way VISIT . ~ • il. ••• BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON EVERY lOWER IN STOCK FOR OLD a piece of Ungerle, bang up to dry and worn acaln wllbout llle need of a relettlng. • thlo-•or. •5 RP. Brir(llc FOR YOUNG ....• " the cllllmi- chlirmen, Ill worlotrl wllo (lave· Cllllributed time Old StrattGn encJno. ' wW hold up In fol and wet weather, and can tie crashed To Grass Catcher IVIilable for only tl2.1& ' .. '. ,.. ne early look 11 oow an !natant balr laabioo, lbaoks to curlylop wlli aod hairpieces. The moat revolulloaary Is the syothetle wig In a aew dealer that duplicate• the look aad feel of fialr. These curly wigs TJgt H1t Hllpeclln Atty Wffy THE HEAVY-Dli-TY RIDER inelude oil paints, water oolors, wood sculpture, ceramics, weal'ing, pbOiographB and other art Instant Hoir Fashion ' Every Worker •ncf Cltfun - ' ble. Wfe Con1ratulate $299.95 leries. Entries lor the art show will have refrolllments or sendwlobea, dessert and drinks availa- ~··. Without trade • 21 FUN FILLED RIDES • AIR CONDITIONED CAFETERIA • PICNIC AR[A • CHILDRENS ZOO Entries will be reoolved be- •• JUNE 21-22-23 CltCher Mayer, Mrs. Aaron Zahl. and the Rev. Wilbur Perrin. In oharge o! the arrangement or the art ex .. hlbit will be Jack Slavin, M r s. Ru111 Gosney and A Artiste Gal- ginning a week before the show. The ladies o! the clllrdl will ' only tOO.OO tee IB made up o! Mro. Willtem forms. · Big Bend Regatta '' c NOW OPEN FOR 1968' SEASON Old 12:30 p. m. &Jndi.Y, DoJ- ' J-•· ~salona sat~ llaht Slvlap Time. Drivers meelbw at 11:30- E.D.S. T. bdlldiJs. Tlckete, lntormatioa, Publiclt;y • , , • , , ••• , C. E. Bllkeoloo, Robert Hoollicb, Robert Wlqrott, Beulah Molly IDII, Jack Kerr . Houstrw • • • I PA cQSf mOe lune)oed oourlt. Record Hops • • • : ••••••••••• American ~ Polt No. -39 · DrewWOblter Tile JIJ• 'l'ub Race • Hillbillies" ~ uooctal8 Jack Howells are "P.NP,arlna an hour - lOili ~ontaey on 1y Enwland tills """"""', tbal will include a llO"f triP clown , tbo Th&mes River. ·bU to be In Enwland OI!YwaJ lor !lim· lD.i of aome *•HmbtWea" ePl• " lOdes tor t.be IUIW eeaam. \ 0 ~ i..illll1b w~ ' • ' Outbolnl ,~ Inc. &NatiOIIII OUiboard AIIOCi- I Race Slncdon • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •·• MJd..E:IIt Rldng ' I Budd!- Eba$1 ·o! '11>e Bever, SANCTIONED • Frog JIDDI)ing aad Pie EaUJV Contests • , • , , , • , , Fred Cr<nr things go better with Coke after Coke after Coke. - . • • ,• ' ' . ' I er, lots, Pomeroy• A~n:uaementl • • • • • • • •••••.•• • •• • •NOID ~ . · Grace E. Gumllf. Exec., Susie · ZiilllfYII!e; Ohio · . E. Gainer, dec., to ,Clyda Pelll)', . . .., ' .. ' ' 90 acrea, Chester; Colnmerclal ·ExbQ:Jita . • • • • • • • o' • 1 • • • , • • i .Albert·. ~ Mary Lewis, dec., 10 NoBle · Fncl 'llorr.,., Wll* Gruooer Nadine Slagle, Cert. Cor Trans., . ' ' i· ' ' • Middleport Art ShoW • • • • ~. Alion zlbl CS.U W, TeBiord, CSrolyn Teofan!, John W. TeBiord to Edith Teaford, parcel, Sutton. Clllin NCIW Av1ll•bl• To Rent :··: NEW YORK <UPil ..- l'<lmeroy. ' ' . '., Nettle Cqwdery to VoUie D. s.Ddlt ~- • •. • • • . ••• ~· 0: •-~ • \ ' Com, Violet L. Com, lot, Reedo' .. \' vllle. ' Bo1J; Raeel • , , , , • . . , , , , , •.• , {1411' Motlldet, JICII Mll'l'o Violet M. Briokleo 10 GrlJ>. ·• WWis~ I , , . , \:' .. ; ' . Yille L. Reewa, Allee M: Reeves, • ' , ' I 92 aores, S.illlo, Parldes and .fl.oata,,.,,,,, •.•. ,·,. Ttm ~..U, RI,1PhW~r 1~ Berkelay Clay Faulkner, Eo. PIIIi. o,• ' ,, • ,. o I'':· • .~- -. ··:f, thor Dellial Flullmer to CSr1 E. cels, Bedford. .. ' ' eo. 0 1nd •'· .. . No~s Tlansfe~ ·· .~ · land· ~ 'I .. ~-: I '•' ..... ~............~.~ $5.25 .. . ..... .,G'tr · ~--!llo dlzi. . f,tlh..... I . �T.V. ' MAPlEWOOD LAKf . l I' .r -· • ' . " 1 Farmers Bank ·II Sl\')il&o ' to Swimming Fishir-g 0 Paul ~on, AUlo SID\on, lot, e SPAa FOR CA.MPJNG TRAILERS e ~.: · .' •' , • '.'.' .·: e Excellent Picnic 0 RESTAURANT Area · eshthn ·:. eOutdoor Grlll1. . Kaiser, JooephlntB.Kaloer,par- ·...•· ..' ...·. ·,· Fred c..... Jr., Trustee to Eugene V. Fisher, Mildred J. Fish- ' Phone 94~56 Any Time John Roger Epple, June Ewle to Roy E. MIUor, MauritB L. Miller. parceJ1, Cheater. Roy.E. MDier, Maurita L. MOler 10 John Roeer ~pie, J· CUDE sTOKE, OWNER !tiG miD REGATTA ·, ·,· . ·' .- .. ·'•. ...•. < .'·'..,.. ·LIKE ANY FU TIME SkATE TIME OR REGATTA TIME ,, -- '-''· ' .. • . Host ' • • • • • • • • •.••••••••••••••• .••• , • . • ' 1' •' JoOd.Eiit '• :t 1111 SulldoJ ' .~ ' ' ;I , , . ·, • • • • • 0 0 • • • • I COURSE ' : . ' 11 lo loCIIed on . . lhe. beaudlul Ohio Rhor It P _ , Ohio. 1\0 0 Program • • • 0 wmaam I Races atart at 1:30 p. m. • • • • • • ••• • • • • o .-- o • • • o • • • • • • ." • • • • • • .. 0 • • • • • • • • • • Walter Stewart . • • , • o 1 ••• o 1 o •••••• o •••• DATES ~ WliJIItt Slturdar 1111 &mdl,y, J.- 22 Old 23, 1968; Re!reshmoiU avaU' Kermit Walton · Treasurer -. 0 0 Dale Warner, WWI&m Maler, Guy I • • • • o o o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mayor Charles ••••••••••••• o •• Leear John Bl&ettnar Chevalier, 1 acre, Ora~. Effle Biook to BurdeU Bkck, 2.23 acres, SaJlsbury. Clean Fireplace COCA· COLA BOTTLING CO. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. ' ' .' - ' l ,... - . .. lor the day'a program has been !Ired. It must bo quiet between heats '' '\We're experienced IIi arcanglng ade- , quatt covmce for boat ·ownen, and I ' lhe.lr faWIIes, for full flilancial protee'tlonln 1111·eventuaUty. Get delaill her(. . . . FULL PROTEOIONI ·, I lor pulllio ldclress B)!Bteme. PeMit;r is disqulllllcatioo !Dr the day, ENTRY FEE p par drher to take oere o! insw'OIICe fee. ·DAVIS • WARNER INSURANa 114 COURT ST. ,~ONE . 992-2966 POMEROY · Exciting \ Art Show On Fun Time! Weigh I - There will be.., teatlng o! any -•after the first 5 minute gun You Ale Welcome! prefty effect, Stray Hairs Are Problem No matter how attractive a hair style is, its beauty can be lessened by stray hairs at lbe nape of the neck . This is a special probltm when setting . shorter cli1s and can be avoided by checking the back of your set in a three-way mir· ror. If you discover stray hairs use a comb to shape llll!m into a miniature wave or..smooth them into place and tape them using Dennlcel tape. In add!· · tion It W<>n't hurt coming off. \ REGAITA CITY To elean li flrep!Ke for 1ammer, ehovel ou~, asbeo, vatuum llle hearth auu walla 1o remove loose du11, lbeo 1crub all surface• with a 1tlff cert for Trans. brush dipped Ill 1udl. Abo Perry V. Sl)'re, Huel a Sayre wa1b andllooa, tlleo WI llle to Edward <llevaller, Lona V. fireplace wllb veeaery for a :· 1" "':""•·· .·~ 11a·,: NOTICE NEW. YORK .t/ J~~ CLOTHING ·H.O.USE;. . ' oll acre, salisbury. Thomas A. May, dec. 10 Huntington NatioMI Bank, Trustee, BIG BEND REGATTA June 21-22-23 /, l!c1dlo Gulnlher E. Epple, parcels, Chester. Allred Birchl!eld to Jim Smith, aTtn I able at pit area. ' 3.98 ~Wafkln1 Shorts · ·Faded •tue dt•lln oaly Bus Excursion • . • • • • • •.•••••••••••.•Norbert COQ1IJton o Anchor •••• " ·:;:~" -~~ .,. :·. } ~ .' '"'.'""> TO REGETTA .. . ' BIG BEND 21-22-23 Promised .·' Service & .ction Procte · h rue·ryw ere · • W . . enor81••• 111 tbaDb lor brlnailwthl• .' ~ oveat to tile m.l!end Area. 11 to de>OIIoo to dut;y lhlt ....._. ll'elt acCOiq)(lahmont. Wo urp lhe Ulmolt _.-adlll ot lhe ilenoral !lli>llc iD f( . I Grua ' With trade ·aie oountry'a lergeat ·~::'l~~~ct:ub,:; ourowcy 10,1 Old 51 '· OlllOJI AAA Ia $279.95 oenleo no D.ttal' Where Ira~ • 2 .,..... lraJIIImitmon. •Blade clutda. • Poollive aoticlaloollnlre. •Auto-type par dllr......tilt • EDclooed 1081' clod;, • All pneumatic tlreo. • Fbotbl, front ule. FOR ALL AGES In a saltease tr washed like Rub Off Tobacco Stains Fingers stained wtlh tobac· co look ugly. Rub with a little lemon juice or hydrogen peroxide dally until the stains vanlsb. U.S. ROUTE 62-WEST FREE PARKING ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• j.-D on't ]>ack a picnic••• • 0 BIG -BEND aAnA JUNE 21·22-23 •• •• • •• . ·························~······ ' . . ' CWone18111{leti ~ 1tentact1r.r raw ~·• ,a. liiltant~, ••juR pk:t It up and lib I& w1lb :rQu.l,rtllc llc!Z. ~ Gl' baret. It'• ~y ac, ~~~~· . . .. 'l'lladc frca daO (lO!cjad • •• "Jta .... Min'~ on· Your Way VISIT . ~ • il. ••• BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON EVERY lOWER IN STOCK FOR OLD a piece of Ungerle, bang up to dry and worn acaln wllbout llle need of a relettlng. • thlo-•or. •5 RP. Brir(llc FOR YOUNG ....• " the cllllmi- chlirmen, Ill worlotrl wllo (lave· Cllllributed time Old StrattGn encJno. ' wW hold up In fol and wet weather, and can tie crashed To Grass Catcher IVIilable for only tl2.1& ' .. '. ,.. ne early look 11 oow an !natant balr laabioo, lbaoks to curlylop wlli aod hairpieces. The moat revolulloaary Is the syothetle wig In a aew dealer that duplicate• the look aad feel of fialr. These curly wigs TJgt H1t Hllpeclln Atty Wffy THE HEAVY-Dli-TY RIDER inelude oil paints, water oolors, wood sculpture, ceramics, weal'ing, pbOiographB and other art Instant Hoir Fashion ' Every Worker •ncf Cltfun - ' ble. Wfe Con1ratulate $299.95 leries. Entries lor the art show will have refrolllments or sendwlobea, dessert and drinks availa- ~··. Without trade • 21 FUN FILLED RIDES • AIR CONDITIONED CAFETERIA • PICNIC AR[A • CHILDRENS ZOO Entries will be reoolved be- •• JUNE 21-22-23 CltCher Mayer, Mrs. Aaron Zahl. and the Rev. Wilbur Perrin. In oharge o! the arrangement or the art ex .. hlbit will be Jack Slavin, M r s. Ru111 Gosney and A Artiste Gal- ginning a week before the show. The ladies o! the clllrdl will ' only tOO.OO tee IB made up o! Mro. Willtem forms. · Big Bend Regatta '' c NOW OPEN FOR 1968' SEASON Old 12:30 p. m. &Jndi.Y, DoJ- ' J-•· ~salona sat~ llaht Slvlap Time. Drivers meelbw at 11:30- E.D.S. T. bdlldiJs. Tlckete, lntormatioa, Publiclt;y • , , • , , ••• , C. E. Bllkeoloo, Robert Hoollicb, Robert Wlqrott, Beulah Molly IDII, Jack Kerr . Houstrw • • • I PA cQSf mOe lune)oed oourlt. Record Hops • • • : ••••••••••• American ~ Polt No. -39 · DrewWOblter Tile JIJ• 'l'ub Race • Hillbillies" ~ uooctal8 Jack Howells are "P.NP,arlna an hour - lOili ~ontaey on 1y Enwland tills """"""', tbal will include a llO"f triP clown , tbo Th&mes River. ·bU to be In Enwland OI!YwaJ lor !lim· lD.i of aome *•HmbtWea" ePl• " lOdes tor t.be IUIW eeaam. \ 0 ~ i..illll1b w~ ' • ' Outbolnl ,~ Inc. &NatiOIIII OUiboard AIIOCi- I Race Slncdon • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •·• MJd..E:IIt Rldng ' I Budd!- Eba$1 ·o! '11>e Bever, SANCTIONED • Frog JIDDI)ing aad Pie EaUJV Contests • , • , , , • , , Fred Cr<nr things go better with Coke after Coke after Coke. - . • • ,• ' ' . ' I er, lots, Pomeroy• A~n:uaementl • • • • • • • •••••.•• • •• • •NOID ~ . · Grace E. Gumllf. Exec., Susie · ZiilllfYII!e; Ohio · . E. Gainer, dec., to ,Clyda Pelll)', . . .., ' .. ' ' 90 acrea, Chester; Colnmerclal ·ExbQ:Jita . • • • • • • • o' • 1 • • • , • • i .Albert·. ~ Mary Lewis, dec., 10 NoBle · Fncl 'llorr.,., Wll* Gruooer Nadine Slagle, Cert. Cor Trans., . ' ' i· ' ' • Middleport Art ShoW • • • • ~. Alion zlbl CS.U W, TeBiord, CSrolyn Teofan!, John W. TeBiord to Edith Teaford, parcel, Sutton. Clllin NCIW Av1ll•bl• To Rent :··: NEW YORK <UPil ..- l'<lmeroy. ' ' . '., Nettle Cqwdery to VoUie D. s.Ddlt ~- • •. • • • . ••• ~· 0: •-~ • \ ' Com, Violet L. Com, lot, Reedo' .. \' vllle. ' Bo1J; Raeel • , , , , • . . , , , , , •.• , {1411' Motlldet, JICII Mll'l'o Violet M. Briokleo 10 GrlJ>. ·• WWis~ I , , . , \:' .. ; ' . Yille L. Reewa, Allee M: Reeves, • ' , ' I 92 aores, S.illlo, Parldes and .fl.oata,,.,,,,, •.•. ,·,. Ttm ~..U, RI,1PhW~r 1~ Berkelay Clay Faulkner, Eo. PIIIi. o,• ' ,, • ,. o I'':· • .~- -. ··:f, thor Dellial Flullmer to CSr1 E. cels, Bedford. .. ' ' eo. 0 1nd •'· .. . No~s Tlansfe~ ·· .~ · land· ~ 'I .. ~-: I '•' ..... ~............~.~ $5.25 .. . ..... .,G'tr · ~--!llo dlzi. . f,tlh..... I . �·iit~noJ. rod.O~¥M!I,.,..... ~' : ' ' Turtle•Tip· ,.. 9;, 'l'li.W....Y, J,.,.,i.!., '\; • ' / .... ,\ '" ' tiles sometimes plod ael'O!a the Dollar luyo majo1· highway btaecting the · 'Mo,rf I~ ~ion NEW YOI\K <UP!> ,... The Park, and moto11sts en route to or from the F1amln.go recre- American dollar wm buy almost twice as Diuch in ceylon a tJonal complex can perform a as it did before tbe devaluaUon good deed bY stopplna to help of the British pound last No- a Uttle old turtle acrosS the vember. thE' Ceylon Tomist In· road. Place the turtle on the formation Office 4B.Ys. The U.S . side of the roadway where it's dollar now is worth 8 rupees. hPaded, otherwise It will atcOmpared w1th 4.76 before the tempt to cross again, diminIshing the chance for survival. po_und waB devalued. · \ ' 'i r ' 5th Avenue ; BlOUSfS ' aae knowledge that he probably had just •made one of the best Investments of his life. Roy Attaway's Outdoor Notebook Sleeveless shirts In 75 per Spread Collar cent cottoo and 25 per cent polyestor. Sl2 es 32 to 38. Packed in 5th Av..... prlDted .. . ;, NEW YORK, N.Y.-!NEA) ~ Reg. 1.27 _ 99c SWimming &topl!es - ·' '. ' . GOBLE FORb.' ..' beach ard garden toys - parents. All kinds of summer toys. Picnic Suppliea Souvenln BEN FRANKLIN POMEROY OHIO Clinics are offered The core of this lecture in boating, fishing, hunting, camping, and all other phases of life in the out-of-doors. One of the most ambitious shooting projects ever developed wiJJ be introduced early this summer by Win· chester· Western. Usmg its nationwide network of public shooting centers as a base. the c o m p a n y will offer a series of one-day seminarc: in proper gun handling. (and others throughout the day) is a specially made filmslrip, part of a "Learn to Shoot" course. · After lunch, the teams are taken on a tour of skeet and trap fields and the games explained to them. Then they are shown a film on "How to Break Clay Targets," which explains the fundamentals of swlng, rea d and followthrough, essential to shooting moving targets. This Is followed by practice shooting. using tracer shotshelJs to demonstrate mis· t...kes graphicaUy. fhe shooters are then shown films on trap- and skeet-shoot· ing techniques. After this, fathers and sons team up to shoot rounds of trap skeet. All the while, of course, Instructors are at the shooters' SPECIAl i.I:G ~",.END i REGA1T A .JUNE 21· 22-23 REGATTA WEEK SALEI ,I '' ' ~ :, ! After a final Ulllferwer or at anohor, JOU nttd lhi~Hh~Pt prottollon on your bo.t end Why rlek btlng Yaoht lnlurance 110m Tht lflrtronl. Clll ualodav lor eomplell Information on ...,.. PfOIICtlon. discussion lilllil . ' · R · " D ' · _ F· I I I ' ,,,,,,,, .. ~ ·' . I daya ol usummer bOatdtrs," on and· on to some pinpoint irt u.. f ~ The Fabric Shop • "'CIIl'alliUernl· ...115 w. PLEASURE TRUCKS AND ·; tHIS SUMMER whit .Au1ometlc Ice Maker Autom1tlc let Mlktrl All tht let ...... JOU'VI IVtr WIRttd. A bfl See the LIGHT where the price Is . ·*i•"- .. , FORD Turns You on/: ltfrrf(i~ IDC••: . .,_,,.,H .·, : ". • DELIYE•Y • TAXES ' • LICENSE • TITLE . IIAII' 21 e& fL ADMIIIAL DUPLEX" FREEZEII/REFRIGERATDR •-.n•M• COlllEVER SHELVES ctL U it 1111 lillY mwe IUl!Uriwo, people wOuld build a r...,e around it ll1d pllnt a Sllllll gonien. at a PORTABLE PRICE! · This Chevrolet Truck available lrmn out stock together with lhe Travel Cam,per, In aU sizes, c"""letoly oqu!ppod. ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. PhOne 992-2126 ..., "'*" n. ... ., ... flit; toM Clftttol. 1llt ,., '"" . . . ' .. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. · r.n Williams some with hookups and all or they can loaf, read or Usten facilities. The added attrac- to music. tion Is the luscious home cook· It Isn't the money. Rates ing in the farmhoulle nearby . . are so ljlw it's obvious that Since 1950 more than two the farmerl!l and ranchers are million family farms have mostly in the business be· gone out of business so the cause they Uke' company and number of Americans who can the excitement the guests Visit back at the old home bring along. If interested but timorous, place is dlm!nisblng. Farm· ranch vacations are nostalgic try this: Make a weekend for those with roots In country visit during the spring or fall places or as strange as the slack season for a sample of moon surface for those who the life. The experience could have always lived · with the well lead to comments Uke throb of motors in their ears, these from satisfied summer . 24 hours a day. For the latter, farmers: "We greenhorns herd e d the sllence can be a trifle cattle but left gate open, so scary for a few nights. another •roundup' -next day." There's alway s fishing, Or., "Fun to let the horses swimming, riding and sight· just run-to be alone with seeing. On working farms trees and wind and streamthe guests are welcome to to be with nature." heave a bay fork and par· Uclpate in the dally activities ph....t out ..m be 2182 ldlo· hertz, the cllatreu frequeney, which WU1 remain !Ddeflnltely. At present, lbe Coast Guard. already Is mannlni VHF·PII: frequency band," ChUd told • .......t !ndusll'l' meetinJ. Anyone wbo bOI had the frDitratlng elQ>Or!ence of at· ~~'9' ·· Summer Fun... Fashions • Laclltt SwlmWHr and Sportswaar byC:.tlllna eKnlt Tops, Slacb, Jackell By Catalina iit;i!Or - ------ -Authoriz•od CounUos. ;~ - ~- lor Malp, Muon, Gallla llld V!Dioll - ..... . ~ · "'V':r"' . - • ~· DURING lip :,,",·~·~ ,_,nw -- .,.._ -- .,. , . · . · .. YISlT\fl ' . ...... fEND .lllcM11'A . ·. ·:·· JUttE '11•22•23 ' , ::·..; I WILLIAMS & PAULEY NA110NWIDE INS. IIATIIIIIWID£ West Indies Uner Antmes are IIIUJUAL Fti schedUled to make 20 erul.!es before ending the season May 7, 1989. This IB the IIISURAifct COIIIPAIIY w!deat. cruise schedule ever otrered by· the line to the American pub-· llc. Sixteen of the crui!les will hOtllt Offltl: Columbus. o~O be tn the cartbDea.n and tour the Mediterranean and along the coasts of Africa. · ' I I I I II f o • ' ·. . · .• • I • • • • REGATTA WEEK I I I I 24" , WITH HOOD, SPIT AND MOTOR a,- po• .od gna "'"" lido han• ... "P-llft" ,9rid positioner, looiod witt. eltctric motor, ct.<onoo .platod Ifill with adjustable tints, -lodl """'far ""'legs. Just about any size, 11\V kind of grill you wart. Check Moore's low prices. 3.33 to 12.99 57-69889 CHARCOAL 10 lb. 69C arcoa Flui quart 43e Picnic Baskats, from - - 3.29 Folding ~p Stools 99c Colamln Fuel qt. 75c 1.59 e••· ·ira Moon'• for 'FAN YALUESI WISTINGHOUSE MOBILAIRE ··Complet-'y changes lile air in 4 or 5 , _ , ...ry minute •• .• full 3,000 CFM for c.lrallation 011d cooHng·•.• oirinje<lor riogo gift up lo 40% mara capa<ity •• , whloper quiet • • • oaoy rollint ~ionia WESTIN~f =~~ Fll '3&··· .... '··-· •. CII!Ral llrJIJ 5PEED5 · \ ' 1n • Plutic lnllllecl POOLS .; ~~ ~·lei ~~ POMEROY, OHIO -..-- . PonMoy Line's fiaphlp France and 1ts 1 frequenctes ancl ll planning to I oul!lt an a4d!Uonal 15.000 I COUI Guard AUXiliarY craft w!lh VHP eqUipment. VHP II I now a mUBt for all craft ualnl ..the channela .. of the st. Law· ~·I renee seaway. · where eltht- I channel seta are "VHF • PM equipment hu I now reached a prtce atructure tha.t makea tt a natural for 1 safety and convenience comm.unlcatlon and an tdeal re- I pl&eement tor the crowded I channela of the present low reqUI~. P. J.Pauley 214 E. Sacond ,.one, !iddroo Crti!la Schedule NEW YORK IUPIJ - Be· ginning Oct. 9, the French ' o,.r. Evas. nta:Oo • . tically any hazard you can "think of- at truly low cost. For full details, it will pay yo~ to see- 10 yeU'II. IT MAY NOT BE DEEP-SEA FISHING but farm poads have tbelr own brand of aUure, summer visitOrs dlocoyer. tow rope. This great new poliq protects you apinst prac· WITH 2 USE\DCAR?~ . SEI: THESE ON DISPlAY 1111......_.t ......JL ·OOKING including such item~ as water skis, surfboard and usefUl Ufe, probably at least •Btou..S 1/G TRADES ... liJW DOW/I I'AYMEIIT... EASY TERMS/ Nationwide's new Outbnrll MotoriiOII Polley can pr<> teet the pleasures of boating •.. and your boat invest· ment, as well. You get full protection apinst physical loss for your boat, motor, trailer and accessories- equipment now on the market. And IIWIU!acturen point out ' that 1U17 of the AM seta bouabt now will bave plenty of eUngerltbyEWne - " " " H j t l l , _ - """"' OOIJ D irlllllt WW• .•• fllllo - - ......... Wllalt .......... flllllll . . . . . . . . . IMttllt Plty .21.000 ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lllllnl; 'n>elll Is DO l)UOI\Ion that the coati& leY than most VHP·PM · Cocl!ll.... ft. l'llflltiiiW, BIA•m••- C.ECOI.ORTY the foribcomlDJ changes. Dresals By Shlpely and a -/fllrlpolllar Ill tllll 1111, .. IIIII llw nit. 114 a. fNatr, practical eqUipment t.,-ed to the low frequencY binds In view of to ' b~ eUghtCottom~ loir ADIIIIIAL - H ..,..... • • I '11.17 ·;.~~· ~'·-- ~~~· ~;~~ .;:;~~~ llltl•.h ·~cuts to ••••• ·< \ { ' . Q CAM.PERS frunr, 1 bfatr mrlpl'ltllr-wltll 3 full-width ldjultlbll sheln1. wbelber 11 ~d be lempllng to obla!n -Iller, sea or lllh1nt! CODdlllonl bJ' preaent radiotelephone equip· ment on bUSY weekend! oft' the Atlantic Coaat ..m atrree 100 per cent. Uaually the available 1968 CHEVROLET NOW ONLY ,IIIIIJ boltmen now ·· con.!d· erlng the purchue of radio· telephone eqUipment wonder BOATING -r •. -~,p,..., f!Jal1111r'· period, the kids are awarded shooting vests with. special patches and a diploma. And pop is rewarded with the I' . .Uiah•r? TMY bn'tl '•unk'' nnenolaltv? U•ke thl1 -on lht mOlt tnfoyible yet by prottollng JOU111tlt wflh Oulbomd or ' .i . past history, this pleasant summer custom bas under· ======~ gone a few modernizations recently. Nowadays It's easier to match the vacationer with a wi!Ung rural bost, always dlf. ,, , ' flcult in. the past, depending in a latge measure on recom· mendatlons f r o m friends. ThOro's an annual nationwide IU!de n~. sold by Farm Vacations, 38 E. 57th St., New . York, N.Y. 10022, which Usts aceomndatlons and rates for oeveral hundred spots. Most state travel bureausJut out I free brochures, as w . Another new twist offers a solution to the travel trailer owner who wants solitude and can't • tau d present· day crowlled p u b II c facilitlell. Many of the fa r m s and ranches have parking places, tm 18'1 22'1 Conruaed about sldrt lellllha? . It's no w-tl The)' 1re oqoatJ¥ "' accordiov to the ,.rashloOaulhorldea. Wboteverthe lenatll, 111111 0110 that b best for you. Wben JOU me.,ure the hem, be sure to wear the rlibt heel 'llillht llld undorprmenta. If JOU DU4 """' . blndiJII, hom st!ffe~>1111 or iome speclal treat.·IIIOit, come see 1111 We h a .e . ' ·IWl')'lhiJII JCII!'U "!!!"'..!. ili'laWII. .. 'f; S. "'Tfi'll~\ha\oo II boating! mind them of the cardinal rules of safety. ' I' . . Jilt 21-22-23 sides to offer Ups and to re· 10111' adleo when lbe power wu · cut 1o lllno .oorat.ta. ,~ lore like what It means wbell a horse lays Its ears.back and whlcb n=le on a cow gives chocolate IDiik. ' Go!Jig far back beyoad the " 'DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. purp · 1)1Glo b - at 80 ~ lailp reduced by ollly ' . -- I allOw•-~ that • . - . •· '\ :ior-t.h.e : y,our~~ll. 1<rr ' .,J. \ .FUN .FOR · ~HI \(.F('MilY·' · ' ----"~IJ~--, o:f. :1.-t.· ness h a v e develo~ pro- lecture on guns. ammunition grams to fill this vo1d, !o the and gun safety, stressing the relief and delight of grateful last. Ear & '' ' 0 Visit The RegaHI June 21-22-23 ,, thref, ( ' be seminars will ,:IIi Those are liome comments on an Inexpensive type of 'm o d.e r II• adventuring-firm and ranch vacation. City ·familiea, eapeci~y those wltli .cblldren, have the chalice tq get out to sample the' tess-compUcated life In the country and . accumulate aimed at fathers and sons, both receiving equal instruction . The cost is 115 per father·son team . which covers A number of companies in everything, including lunch. the outdoor recreation buslThe program begins with a Nose ping& - Rings Beach Balls - Wading pools, kick boards, etc. - Sl:lll, I'IIONE 992-3491. These oald. power · too good'....dieted:· on 't)• ·,' ~· ' ·'- ' , "Even ~ur dog didn't .want to t"ve." ' - Youngsters seldom are intraduced properly. if at all, to the primordial pursuits of shooting and fishing. Regaffa nme- Pun nmel ' retuql • __..... : .;;. poly bog. ·------------------------Pillow Air Mlttresaes . osto. "Fi!Ckl to Come· lh REG. 1.29 Bern~uda Collar \ the pow· IIi miii!T . pr...,.t .low :. ly ~~~. C~OSsLEY . , ."Our flnt,day: we' v"":ed' we'd nfier -~~~~. So:-we r• . goile b&c~ each year for 16 ye!lro. ". . ' . Canatma:_ a beautltul ;re10rt. ., ROUNDING 11JRN.. f.ompetition i8 keen in the Big Bend Boat Regatta raee~~ This is a sc:ene in the 1966 Regatta. Sleev.lesa .'. · r. '. .. ,.,' · wltjl Elephant Roubllulf' · which 1011!0 Ia a deportura point NEW YOIIK' <UPjJ - The for• lunr!e · oalar!s to Allgel annual ' elephant roundup w!ll !"ails.. , . be held on Nov. 18 at Sur!n, · NEW OIILEANS (UPf) , _ about '240 mllell' norlhwt or Traveler' w11o ""'"' boallnr, Bangkok, the ·Ttiur!si Orilini· wale!' ak!!nf, · oampln&, Pick· zat!on of Tha!loind ·announeiS nlok!ng and hlt!nr have 11 A special trip a.rranged by the state parlr.o and other nCn&agency !nc!ndes ra!! fare, ., Uonal .,... at their cllapOoai sl e e p l n g accommodal!ons. ill' ):.oulilana, S&Ys ·the LOUIII· tr&llSJlOrlat!on tci 'and' from the · ¥• ToiU'i&t Comm!Mion . . .. ,.i .....,, -".: ;, •LACONlA 1 n.H. tUPl) · Prime tollr!Ot. attrael!oruo In · • ~VI ·llamp$hlre/ are Ita 1,:lllo Vei\e•oialan Spoctode tuna: po~ arid lak.,, .most . m:w YOIIKnd<llnlll - :0~ , oP!'Ciacula; ol,, which 1& Wand· unuoual week• ou ,n~ , dotted, 73·8Quare·m!le Lake ~ton to Venezu~ bi~'J,. • ' Wlnii!Pt$lukee, .In the 0811• sltht·seelni lllihl ~ ',the · cenlr&l p0rt ,of 111' !lata, AU ,.;world'• hifheat w~rtiib; 1,· thO lakes Olrer II!U! IISh!nr 213·fool Anret PallJ. ' 110•11~8 and no!Jnm!ni. In th~ The t.raveler can ·boari! : an l<im catogoey, ~· of the Avenaa A!rl!n.. plane In ~ra· C!oudl, Just of! the peu of 8,· caa an.v Pr!day or 8aiUI'da1 288-fool 'MI, WaSblnil<in, Is momilli, and ~ to lbe tl\e h!trb.,t · ~ of 'water 1n cap!tel ov Sunda7 evenjntr ,of· ter spenjl!nr the weellend al porlheastonl North America. JUlllor can't Pobtet any 1c)r Um ' tul't.le' rul.dini ·~nt free tra Everglades N8t1pnal Pai·k but; he's boWld to bgle sott-aheU,. box, mud and red-belHed turtles, to name a few. These rep .. ' !' roundup . ,grounds. ' ·adiDII!!Wn tees and three meJII tqr·fill!. cN.'ll'·Hampolol~e, tcikao ··~oo.. Pli. <Uli'IJ -· ,. ·' Briefs ;i' . ' . j ~·lei:' =. '2·" '"" . . ,,. .,,- ,,,. iiJ • �·iit~noJ. rod.O~¥M!I,.,..... ~' : ' ' Turtle•Tip· ,.. 9;, 'l'li.W....Y, J,.,.,i.!., '\; • ' / .... ,\ '" ' tiles sometimes plod ael'O!a the Dollar luyo majo1· highway btaecting the · 'Mo,rf I~ ~ion NEW YOI\K <UP!> ,... The Park, and moto11sts en route to or from the F1amln.go recre- American dollar wm buy almost twice as Diuch in ceylon a tJonal complex can perform a as it did before tbe devaluaUon good deed bY stopplna to help of the British pound last No- a Uttle old turtle acrosS the vember. thE' Ceylon Tomist In· road. Place the turtle on the formation Office 4B.Ys. The U.S . side of the roadway where it's dollar now is worth 8 rupees. hPaded, otherwise It will atcOmpared w1th 4.76 before the tempt to cross again, diminIshing the chance for survival. po_und waB devalued. · \ ' 'i r ' 5th Avenue ; BlOUSfS ' aae knowledge that he probably had just •made one of the best Investments of his life. Roy Attaway's Outdoor Notebook Sleeveless shirts In 75 per Spread Collar cent cottoo and 25 per cent polyestor. Sl2 es 32 to 38. Packed in 5th Av..... prlDted .. . ;, NEW YORK, N.Y.-!NEA) ~ Reg. 1.27 _ 99c SWimming &topl!es - ·' '. ' . GOBLE FORb.' ..' beach ard garden toys - parents. All kinds of summer toys. Picnic Suppliea Souvenln BEN FRANKLIN POMEROY OHIO Clinics are offered The core of this lecture in boating, fishing, hunting, camping, and all other phases of life in the out-of-doors. One of the most ambitious shooting projects ever developed wiJJ be introduced early this summer by Win· chester· Western. Usmg its nationwide network of public shooting centers as a base. the c o m p a n y will offer a series of one-day seminarc: in proper gun handling. (and others throughout the day) is a specially made filmslrip, part of a "Learn to Shoot" course. · After lunch, the teams are taken on a tour of skeet and trap fields and the games explained to them. Then they are shown a film on "How to Break Clay Targets," which explains the fundamentals of swlng, rea d and followthrough, essential to shooting moving targets. This Is followed by practice shooting. using tracer shotshelJs to demonstrate mis· t...kes graphicaUy. fhe shooters are then shown films on trap- and skeet-shoot· ing techniques. After this, fathers and sons team up to shoot rounds of trap skeet. All the while, of course, Instructors are at the shooters' SPECIAl i.I:G ~",.END i REGA1T A .JUNE 21· 22-23 REGATTA WEEK SALEI ,I '' ' ~ :, ! After a final Ulllferwer or at anohor, JOU nttd lhi~Hh~Pt prottollon on your bo.t end Why rlek btlng Yaoht lnlurance 110m Tht lflrtronl. Clll ualodav lor eomplell Information on ...,.. PfOIICtlon. discussion lilllil . ' · R · " D ' · _ F· I I I ' ,,,,,,,, .. ~ ·' . I daya ol usummer bOatdtrs," on and· on to some pinpoint irt u.. f ~ The Fabric Shop • "'CIIl'alliUernl· ...115 w. PLEASURE TRUCKS AND ·; tHIS SUMMER whit .Au1ometlc Ice Maker Autom1tlc let Mlktrl All tht let ...... JOU'VI IVtr WIRttd. A bfl See the LIGHT where the price Is . ·*i•"- .. , FORD Turns You on/: ltfrrf(i~ IDC••: . .,_,,.,H .·, : ". • DELIYE•Y • TAXES ' • LICENSE • TITLE . IIAII' 21 e& fL ADMIIIAL DUPLEX" FREEZEII/REFRIGERATDR •-.n•M• COlllEVER SHELVES ctL U it 1111 lillY mwe IUl!Uriwo, people wOuld build a r...,e around it ll1d pllnt a Sllllll gonien. at a PORTABLE PRICE! · This Chevrolet Truck available lrmn out stock together with lhe Travel Cam,per, In aU sizes, c"""letoly oqu!ppod. ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. PhOne 992-2126 ..., "'*" n. ... ., ... flit; toM Clftttol. 1llt ,., '"" . . . ' .. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. · r.n Williams some with hookups and all or they can loaf, read or Usten facilities. The added attrac- to music. tion Is the luscious home cook· It Isn't the money. Rates ing in the farmhoulle nearby . . are so ljlw it's obvious that Since 1950 more than two the farmerl!l and ranchers are million family farms have mostly in the business be· gone out of business so the cause they Uke' company and number of Americans who can the excitement the guests Visit back at the old home bring along. If interested but timorous, place is dlm!nisblng. Farm· ranch vacations are nostalgic try this: Make a weekend for those with roots In country visit during the spring or fall places or as strange as the slack season for a sample of moon surface for those who the life. The experience could have always lived · with the well lead to comments Uke throb of motors in their ears, these from satisfied summer . 24 hours a day. For the latter, farmers: "We greenhorns herd e d the sllence can be a trifle cattle but left gate open, so scary for a few nights. another •roundup' -next day." There's alway s fishing, Or., "Fun to let the horses swimming, riding and sight· just run-to be alone with seeing. On working farms trees and wind and streamthe guests are welcome to to be with nature." heave a bay fork and par· Uclpate in the dally activities ph....t out ..m be 2182 ldlo· hertz, the cllatreu frequeney, which WU1 remain !Ddeflnltely. At present, lbe Coast Guard. already Is mannlni VHF·PII: frequency band," ChUd told • .......t !ndusll'l' meetinJ. Anyone wbo bOI had the frDitratlng elQ>Or!ence of at· ~~'9' ·· Summer Fun... Fashions • Laclltt SwlmWHr and Sportswaar byC:.tlllna eKnlt Tops, Slacb, Jackell By Catalina iit;i!Or - ------ -Authoriz•od CounUos. ;~ - ~- lor Malp, Muon, Gallla llld V!Dioll - ..... . ~ · "'V':r"' . - • ~· DURING lip :,,",·~·~ ,_,nw -- .,.._ -- .,. , . · . · .. YISlT\fl ' . ...... fEND .lllcM11'A . ·. ·:·· JUttE '11•22•23 ' , ::·..; I WILLIAMS & PAULEY NA110NWIDE INS. IIATIIIIIWID£ West Indies Uner Antmes are IIIUJUAL Fti schedUled to make 20 erul.!es before ending the season May 7, 1989. This IB the IIISURAifct COIIIPAIIY w!deat. cruise schedule ever otrered by· the line to the American pub-· llc. Sixteen of the crui!les will hOtllt Offltl: Columbus. o~O be tn the cartbDea.n and tour the Mediterranean and along the coasts of Africa. · ' I I I I II f o • ' ·. . · .• • I • • • • REGATTA WEEK I I I I 24" , WITH HOOD, SPIT AND MOTOR a,- po• .od gna "'"" lido han• ... "P-llft" ,9rid positioner, looiod witt. eltctric motor, ct.<onoo .platod Ifill with adjustable tints, -lodl """'far ""'legs. Just about any size, 11\V kind of grill you wart. Check Moore's low prices. 3.33 to 12.99 57-69889 CHARCOAL 10 lb. 69C arcoa Flui quart 43e Picnic Baskats, from - - 3.29 Folding ~p Stools 99c Colamln Fuel qt. 75c 1.59 e••· ·ira Moon'• for 'FAN YALUESI WISTINGHOUSE MOBILAIRE ··Complet-'y changes lile air in 4 or 5 , _ , ...ry minute •• .• full 3,000 CFM for c.lrallation 011d cooHng·•.• oirinje<lor riogo gift up lo 40% mara capa<ity •• , whloper quiet • • • oaoy rollint ~ionia WESTIN~f =~~ Fll '3&··· .... '··-· •. CII!Ral llrJIJ 5PEED5 · \ ' 1n • Plutic lnllllecl POOLS .; ~~ ~·lei ~~ POMEROY, OHIO -..-- . PonMoy Line's fiaphlp France and 1ts 1 frequenctes ancl ll planning to I oul!lt an a4d!Uonal 15.000 I COUI Guard AUXiliarY craft w!lh VHP eqUipment. VHP II I now a mUBt for all craft ualnl ..the channela .. of the st. Law· ~·I renee seaway. · where eltht- I channel seta are "VHF • PM equipment hu I now reached a prtce atructure tha.t makea tt a natural for 1 safety and convenience comm.unlcatlon and an tdeal re- I pl&eement tor the crowded I channela of the present low reqUI~. P. J.Pauley 214 E. Sacond ,.one, !iddroo Crti!la Schedule NEW YORK IUPIJ - Be· ginning Oct. 9, the French ' o,.r. Evas. nta:Oo • . tically any hazard you can "think of- at truly low cost. For full details, it will pay yo~ to see- 10 yeU'II. IT MAY NOT BE DEEP-SEA FISHING but farm poads have tbelr own brand of aUure, summer visitOrs dlocoyer. tow rope. This great new poliq protects you apinst prac· WITH 2 USE\DCAR?~ . SEI: THESE ON DISPlAY 1111......_.t ......JL ·OOKING including such item~ as water skis, surfboard and usefUl Ufe, probably at least •Btou..S 1/G TRADES ... liJW DOW/I I'AYMEIIT... EASY TERMS/ Nationwide's new Outbnrll MotoriiOII Polley can pr<> teet the pleasures of boating •.. and your boat invest· ment, as well. You get full protection apinst physical loss for your boat, motor, trailer and accessories- equipment now on the market. And IIWIU!acturen point out ' that 1U17 of the AM seta bouabt now will bave plenty of eUngerltbyEWne - " " " H j t l l , _ - """"' OOIJ D irlllllt WW• .•• fllllo - - ......... Wllalt .......... flllllll . . . . . . . . . IMttllt Plty .21.000 ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lllllnl; 'n>elll Is DO l)UOI\Ion that the coati& leY than most VHP·PM · Cocl!ll.... ft. l'llflltiiiW, BIA•m••- C.ECOI.ORTY the foribcomlDJ changes. Dresals By Shlpely and a -/fllrlpolllar Ill tllll 1111, .. IIIII llw nit. 114 a. fNatr, practical eqUipment t.,-ed to the low frequencY binds In view of to ' b~ eUghtCottom~ loir ADIIIIIAL - H ..,..... • • I '11.17 ·;.~~· ~'·-- ~~~· ~;~~ .;:;~~~ llltl•.h ·~cuts to ••••• ·< \ { ' . Q CAM.PERS frunr, 1 bfatr mrlpl'ltllr-wltll 3 full-width ldjultlbll sheln1. wbelber 11 ~d be lempllng to obla!n -Iller, sea or lllh1nt! CODdlllonl bJ' preaent radiotelephone equip· ment on bUSY weekend! oft' the Atlantic Coaat ..m atrree 100 per cent. Uaually the available 1968 CHEVROLET NOW ONLY ,IIIIIJ boltmen now ·· con.!d· erlng the purchue of radio· telephone eqUipment wonder BOATING -r •. -~,p,..., f!Jal1111r'· period, the kids are awarded shooting vests with. special patches and a diploma. And pop is rewarded with the I' . .Uiah•r? TMY bn'tl '•unk'' nnenolaltv? U•ke thl1 -on lht mOlt tnfoyible yet by prottollng JOU111tlt wflh Oulbomd or ' .i . past history, this pleasant summer custom bas under· ======~ gone a few modernizations recently. Nowadays It's easier to match the vacationer with a wi!Ung rural bost, always dlf. ,, , ' flcult in. the past, depending in a latge measure on recom· mendatlons f r o m friends. ThOro's an annual nationwide IU!de n~. sold by Farm Vacations, 38 E. 57th St., New . York, N.Y. 10022, which Usts aceomndatlons and rates for oeveral hundred spots. Most state travel bureausJut out I free brochures, as w . Another new twist offers a solution to the travel trailer owner who wants solitude and can't • tau d present· day crowlled p u b II c facilitlell. Many of the fa r m s and ranches have parking places, tm 18'1 22'1 Conruaed about sldrt lellllha? . It's no w-tl The)' 1re oqoatJ¥ "' accordiov to the ,.rashloOaulhorldea. Wboteverthe lenatll, 111111 0110 that b best for you. Wben JOU me.,ure the hem, be sure to wear the rlibt heel 'llillht llld undorprmenta. If JOU DU4 """' . blndiJII, hom st!ffe~>1111 or iome speclal treat.·IIIOit, come see 1111 We h a .e . ' ·IWl')'lhiJII JCII!'U "!!!"'..!. ili'laWII. .. 'f; S. "'Tfi'll~\ha\oo II boating! mind them of the cardinal rules of safety. ' I' . . Jilt 21-22-23 sides to offer Ups and to re· 10111' adleo when lbe power wu · cut 1o lllno .oorat.ta. ,~ lore like what It means wbell a horse lays Its ears.back and whlcb n=le on a cow gives chocolate IDiik. ' Go!Jig far back beyoad the " 'DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. purp · 1)1Glo b - at 80 ~ lailp reduced by ollly ' . -- I allOw•-~ that • . - . •· '\ :ior-t.h.e : y,our~~ll. 1<rr ' .,J. \ .FUN .FOR · ~HI \(.F('MilY·' · ' ----"~IJ~--, o:f. :1.-t.· ness h a v e develo~ pro- lecture on guns. ammunition grams to fill this vo1d, !o the and gun safety, stressing the relief and delight of grateful last. Ear & '' ' 0 Visit The RegaHI June 21-22-23 ,, thref, ( ' be seminars will ,:IIi Those are liome comments on an Inexpensive type of 'm o d.e r II• adventuring-firm and ranch vacation. City ·familiea, eapeci~y those wltli .cblldren, have the chalice tq get out to sample the' tess-compUcated life In the country and . accumulate aimed at fathers and sons, both receiving equal instruction . The cost is 115 per father·son team . which covers A number of companies in everything, including lunch. the outdoor recreation buslThe program begins with a Nose ping& - Rings Beach Balls - Wading pools, kick boards, etc. - Sl:lll, I'IIONE 992-3491. These oald. power · too good'....dieted:· on 't)• ·,' ~· ' ·'- ' , "Even ~ur dog didn't .want to t"ve." ' - Youngsters seldom are intraduced properly. if at all, to the primordial pursuits of shooting and fishing. Regaffa nme- Pun nmel ' retuql • __..... : .;;. poly bog. ·------------------------Pillow Air Mlttresaes . osto. "Fi!Ckl to Come· lh REG. 1.29 Bern~uda Collar \ the pow· IIi miii!T . pr...,.t .low :. ly ~~~. C~OSsLEY . , ."Our flnt,day: we' v"":ed' we'd nfier -~~~~. So:-we r• . goile b&c~ each year for 16 ye!lro. ". . ' . Canatma:_ a beautltul ;re10rt. ., ROUNDING 11JRN.. f.ompetition i8 keen in the Big Bend Boat Regatta raee~~ This is a sc:ene in the 1966 Regatta. Sleev.lesa .'. · r. '. .. ,.,' · wltjl Elephant Roubllulf' · which 1011!0 Ia a deportura point NEW YOIIK' <UPjJ - The for• lunr!e · oalar!s to Allgel annual ' elephant roundup w!ll !"ails.. , . be held on Nov. 18 at Sur!n, · NEW OIILEANS (UPf) , _ about '240 mllell' norlhwt or Traveler' w11o ""'"' boallnr, Bangkok, the ·Ttiur!si Orilini· wale!' ak!!nf, · oampln&, Pick· zat!on of Tha!loind ·announeiS nlok!ng and hlt!nr have 11 A special trip a.rranged by the state parlr.o and other nCn&agency !nc!ndes ra!! fare, ., Uonal .,... at their cllapOoai sl e e p l n g accommodal!ons. ill' ):.oulilana, S&Ys ·the LOUIII· tr&llSJlOrlat!on tci 'and' from the · ¥• ToiU'i&t Comm!Mion . . .. ,.i .....,, -".: ;, •LACONlA 1 n.H. tUPl) · Prime tollr!Ot. attrael!oruo In · • ~VI ·llamp$hlre/ are Ita 1,:lllo Vei\e•oialan Spoctode tuna: po~ arid lak.,, .most . m:w YOIIKnd<llnlll - :0~ , oP!'Ciacula; ol,, which 1& Wand· unuoual week• ou ,n~ , dotted, 73·8Quare·m!le Lake ~ton to Venezu~ bi~'J,. • ' Wlnii!Pt$lukee, .In the 0811• sltht·seelni lllihl ~ ',the · cenlr&l p0rt ,of 111' !lata, AU ,.;world'• hifheat w~rtiib; 1,· thO lakes Olrer II!U! IISh!nr 213·fool Anret PallJ. ' 110•11~8 and no!Jnm!ni. In th~ The t.raveler can ·boari! : an l<im catogoey, ~· of the Avenaa A!rl!n.. plane In ~ra· C!oudl, Just of! the peu of 8,· caa an.v Pr!day or 8aiUI'da1 288-fool 'MI, WaSblnil<in, Is momilli, and ~ to lbe tl\e h!trb.,t · ~ of 'water 1n cap!tel ov Sunda7 evenjntr ,of· ter spenjl!nr the weellend al porlheastonl North America. JUlllor can't Pobtet any 1c)r Um ' tul't.le' rul.dini ·~nt free tra Everglades N8t1pnal Pai·k but; he's boWld to bgle sott-aheU,. box, mud and red-belHed turtles, to name a few. These rep .. ' !' roundup . ,grounds. ' ·adiDII!!Wn tees and three meJII tqr·fill!. cN.'ll'·Hampolol~e, tcikao ··~oo.. Pli. <Uli'IJ -· ,. ·' Briefs ;i' . ' . j ~·lei:' =. '2·" '"" . . ,,. .,,- ,,,. iiJ • �' ' ' ' .' ' ' •• -.' . •• N~)f .-·· You. Know . ' ' . · Delawa.e ~~-u.e · nr..i, otti.e 13 o~ Ool.onleo io rtdf¥ lhe · u. Constitution. ' . ' s. ! '' • ' erv1ce " '' ' .., l ' ' ' ' . . ~-t, ''' ' -: . '' ~ ::. .' . ' . ., _,,,. -' ' ' • • ' ' -~- J • t ' • • It ' " ~~ " ~~ ·"t>" · "otfl"'S.o ~ Y, JUNE j. • ~ .... ' ~ " "' (' ',. ~-' . I • • ; J ;;.._ 0 •' I ' • -~ Jr' """' -,, ") ; Medieal .Groups Approve Me1 ~~t·\ ,, .. . _,.;,; . . r . l'bfsl~ .,..,..,... !" tht Holzer Clinic lllllllleGillfjloliJCiln' lc 8IIIIOUII<ed tildl1 11181 Ute two mecli<llll'GUP~ will merit_Into a mecll<ll Ill be boom · aa Uti Holzer M...i!al cOuter Clinic alloctlvo July 1, 1988. '!lie obJecllve ol thO lornfallon of Ute Holzer Mll!l<ll center Clinic Ia to eombiDe Ute ltle1 and reaoarcea of tbe two ~·1 - ' p j. t ID 1938, aa a gl"'QJ) practiee 1oi medicine, by Or. Leo C. a.n, · llr. Norvil A. Marlin, and Homer . B. 'lllomaa. For 1118111' yearalhey served IIIIo areo!rom quarters '"' Stale Street. lil 1960 'ilr· ' a new clinic ......,u. EVERY SERVICE pre11811t medical ellniea, to more etrecllvely <OIItin!e to develop ol -odlni Ute - YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS {' •Auto Loans • Business Loans e Savings Aec'ts. ' • Checking Acc'ts. • Bonk by Mail e Niglrt Depository • Safety Deposit Boxes eHomeloans • Personafl Loans eHome Improvement Loans e Walk-Up Window e Dr-ive-Up Tell• . olmecllcal care. For Ute present, Ute Holzer Mecllcal Center Clinic will continue to pracUoe ~ two sub • .. ' RECEIVES FROG - Ena Joue, a momber of Ute st. Plul LoUtoran Church Ia Pomel'QJ, JrOsoniJ Altornoy Fred croW, Grud croiar o! lho Oldo Soclef¥ tor the ~"" of 1!ulltroct. IDe., •liMllller tr<ll'' tor Ida c<lllecUcllttat&olllo aiiOut 200. IIIIas Jeaoe IIIII oilier,_,; o! Ute. st. Plul 'Luthorail Church - " ' " ' will be aatdrw Ute 8lulted rr.p 61rllll Bit lltad Btptta Woekond lad tlloy also IDlJ be liUI'·at Ute church. - SoDIInol Pl>olo. All Pr<IJIOrlles ci Or. and Mro. Holzer, Sr. were deeded to the eonimunlt,y lllrouill Holzer Hoi· pltal FOWidatl<lll, In 19t9. The separate entlt;y or Holzer Clinic emerged u a ~ praetlce por!Derlhlp. CmiiJuously, the has leased spece In lk>l· zer llospllnl. . 1'llday' Ute portnershlp 0011· slat• o! Z2 pb,jlslcllns who serve tile area In lhe fields o! lnlemal mecllclne, urology, palhology, THE HOLZER CLINIC Formed In 195() by six phys1clans, Dr. Charles E. Holler, general surgery, thoracic: BUr&-., Dr. Marcus J. Magnussen, ger,y, orthopaedic surgery, ralfCJUPI in the facllltlea nowoeeu- Dr. Ja<oll Wel....,.ger, Dr. otto cU.oJogy, pediatrics, IDCI obstetpled by Ilia Holzer Clinic IIIII A. Vornhol~ Dr. WOllam F. Ashe, rics and gynecology. tile GaiUpolls CIIDic. Patlenla ol cllnlco will oontiiJie to be 101n by lhslr rqular Jlh1slcSAN PEDRO, Callt (IJPO - Pale, shaken oCIIcers of Ute 1Jna at tile respecllve faellldeo. Los· Angeles Pollee Department's Harbor station awea.Ied to After a porlocl ·ol llud.Y and the JU»llc: Turn ln your ftrearms if you lUte- blt please WJo. ovaluadoo, It II andelplted tllat load tllem llrol . , structure ol lilt two preLt. Art Rotter said the assassination of Se"n. Robert KenmediCal -nUl be rtorpnlzriecb' has brought a rush of people to Harbor station, bent oo ed to initiate .:-JIIIIna handing over their weapons. It has become clear to nervous ...... ol Jll'OVIdlDc expanded beallh care to Ilia areo. omeers that a lot of the wen intentioned gun owners hardly know one end of a firearm trom the other. i Several llddltlooal Jlh1slclana The climax came Tuellday when a little old lady, brim full will become a11oclaled will! tile bOW medj<ll group. Detolla o! of goOd citizenship, trudged Into tile obltion wllh a rolled up apron. the acMWoo of the~ new group Willi of her she spilled Its contents clanking on . llii>mbora will be l!lnOIInced In the desk of a detective. It was a ,25--caJiber automatic, tully lho near future. loaded, with the saCet.Y orr.. .. It's a hazard," Rotter s a y s. THE GALLIPOUS CLINIC ''We've had several clol.e calls." 'IIIIa partnership ns lauo<hed a,..,. " ' erect- .1UY llld !mptoYina Ute QJaUIY praetice. For e,.ry bonking service and faelllt;y under one root, you can alwaya depend on us. ArKI we add the bq)ortant extra of iriendly, considerate attention in the handling ot your financial needs. building was ed at Fourlll Avewe and Sycamore Slroel, GaiiiJiolls. Tocla¥ .lids clinic has lOVen phydcllns aervlng area realdenio Ia tile fields ci 1n1erna1 medicine, general surgery, op.. lhalmology and general family and Dr. Cbarlea E. Holzer. Jr., lhoH Jlh1ald.sno had tor 1101118 dme beeo pracllclng u a JII'OUP with Or. Cherleo E. Holzer, Sr. arm Teenager Nicotine, Low Tar Gted for \ I PIE EATER - Jllll CARNAHAN, celller, II entered Is a .....aiiDIID Ute qle llllatlcaal!tll tD be held Salurdsy night In cOII)uncllon wltll tile frog Jumplrw ehampiOIUIIdp, .>9 p, m., It Ilia f - 1 aladlum. ear.han and Ids SJ100Sor, Malp Treuuror """""'E. Fnllk, loll, I<"* over Ute acute oC events wltll Dale C. Wll'ller, a member o! tile oommlttee tor the trog Juat)IQIJ tad pie e111at1 e>enta. Deadline for entering lhe pie eatlrw eonleat Is lids ewq A 16() cub prise will be c~­ lhe wiMer - who bettBr be r<ll hungry - IIIII ids spoosor will recelw au attneU,. trllJib1. -Sentinel Photo. .::::·::·:·:· ''''. Group Surveys Jo Vocational School . ' .. ,·.-·· '• ' ~ANFR!!~~~.' For 4~Countv Areat·~·. · : , ~ 'J ll': arDIIes lowest In tar and nJoo. Une may be lhe moat ilarmful tD human lungs, a tobeeeo re'. searcher told the American MedIcal A180clatlon today. "While there la no &:luht that tar and nicotine are Injurious to Oilier pordons ci Ilia bod!'. • aald Dr. Garolh M. Greene, "I can find no relationship betWeen lhoae oomponeots and lung se- " • '• f ' ' •• •• • ..-' •'' • Uon." TIM COZART, 17, son of Robert and Thelma Cozar4 Portland, has been appolntBd to tile UnltBd Slates MUitary Academy at West Poln4 N. Y. He will report to West Point 011 July L Tim's nomination (aeeancl alternate) was anllOUil\led by Cong. Clarence E. MUler or OhiO' I lOth CoJWTeSaional District wbo also sent a congratulatory message to Mr. and Mrs. CozarL 96 Years of Continuous Service • • • ••. •• ational Bank POMEROY e Member Fedanl Besme Syste111 '• ' 5aYiags ... Member Federal Deposit lnslltanct Corporation 4%11111rttt . ' ... '' ·' .. ., '• .' •. I . . ·JUNE • • • • • "• '~-- .. alaoted Roberl &mlmlt' Coia,y :j;<:SMf::~~<-.i.:&Jf*~-4'%~~~ . f'" • FRIDAY, SATUIDAY, SUNDAY -. \ " •Jdibt lloutiiJ ·are '"'lho .UI. ,. ~ployes Sure ,'fi\ .: ..'· '. . ·.··ia Ji;:,Lt BIG BEND REGATTA \ ' OF TilE 0100 IJetil<lqal!e $lor,.~tw~~'·-~ · ·• Pnblie Fun. Timel '.. ...' . :rue-. ..; ME~ ,.c I !)AUGU - GaiUpolls, 12.3 15,.2 1'llllllna 11 teet . ot rollero; Pl. Plea- 24.5(); i'llllteroy.-11411, Zl,OO; lllniM, l iatl alai.; lllnawba Falla, 4.50 riling; Cborlealoo, 18.00 1111. Lonolan, Marmet, and Wlnlleld, and 21·22-2:t : : .o/'1- .y . l ' \; . ~9 \.- ' ·' Greene aald a oC director~ of the Southeastern Ohio Regional CouncU Tuellday July night at Jackson expressed interest for a Cour - county joint vocaUonal school in this area. Byrl R Shoemaker. Director. Voeadonal Education, Slate IJ&. partment ol Education, was the wldei.Y adver- principal speaker al brands. .. Greeoe said, 1 1)ecause lllat II really beolde Ule point. Whal we're getting at Is that s~rinterxtenta are to discuaa such a school with their respective botrds of education al their tile Joily tised brend or clgerDIIes tllat Lanes Bowling Alley. Hee;~~plain­ clalmo to be lowest In tar and ed lhe pl'<lblems In es1abllshlng nleotlDO ac:lually reaoltBdlnmore such a school Local superintendents lrmn lung dsnla&e Utan 10 other IIIIer GoUla, Malgs, Jackson and VI"' brands tested. "I don1t want to orne t b e ton counties expressed interest in such a vocational school. The meetings. Meigs Local is bulldirwnow,ln Mrs. Philson Dies Tuesday Paris Talks Continue in Stalemate n>al ltlkl. 'that would btclude rtoiorattm ol lite DemUIIarl•-' Blood Flowing At Khe Sanh . . cCD*ti.Ofl wtth It& new ~ ~ hlinsha high ochool at Bock -llolt. :. Sprlnga, • - - - •: has been &pJli'OWid by Ute lfali : , . : deparlmonl or Another meellnr hu been Ht:i.:-: tor 6:30 p. m. July 10 at R I Gnnde Colloga, will! Or. AJp~oao :, .. R. Chri1tenaen, lD chirp. It"~ which tile ·~ will·' · o:j:; return lhelr Dndlop. Funeral aervicea tor Mrs. Ro~ GaiUa CouniY l.oeal gina Mae Phll1011, 86, Racine, tendenll have dlacuued a who died Tuellday morning at tional school at 11e17 ShawsvUie, Va., will be held Fri- during tile lasl lew day at 2 p.m. at tile Racine Matb· issue waa also discussed bJ odlsl Church with tile Rev. Jud- Gilllpolls Cllf Board ol Educ~ -L Weed ot Columbus and tile Rev. Dale McClurg olftclaUng Burial will be In tile Letart Utere Is _.mly oome other, Cemetery. Ullknolm faclor lhatdamageslung She was born J111111ary 11, 1882, til~e.·• at Pomeroy, lho dau&1tter ci tbo late L. L. and AurUIJ Jlarpo1d Hayman, and was also preceded In b¥ her hullbend, F. SAIGON (IJP0 - The blood E. Phllaoo lhreo years qo, IIIII ci 317 Norlh Vleblam lioopa Utreo brothers and two alotaro. smeared tile Jungle slopes a- 9le was a member ct. the Raround llle oortposts oC lhe qorth- cine Melhocllat Church. ern !l'OIIIIer Marine fort ol Khe &orvtvlng are two daUIIhtars, Sanh today. '!lie algno were tllat Dr. Kathryn Pldlllal, Blackt· lhe Cbmmunlate would be bade burg, Va .• and Mrs. 'llleron(Mary PARIS (IJPO - '!lie UnltBd - possibly all summer IGII&. Lew) Jolm11011, Pllllls; a 11011, Slates aald today II wanlo no Loall!ertl8<ka killed 131 or Ute Ben Pldlsoo, Haclne; a at-, ''privileged posltlm" In VIet- attackers '1\leaday, In lhe aame Mlas Edltll Hayman, llld a broth· nam. II ealled apln !or secret apot and In lho aamo manner or, Homer c. Hayman, both or Dteotllllilao. dealsned to set lhe lhat they ldUed 186 otbera Ill a Racine. and four grlndeldl&-111 llallld P.rf• Ialka IIJO(q bul flrat Norlh Vlellllm attompl to and five great • grandclilldron. Hanoi'• ehlel ...., Xllan Thu)o ...-errUn tile ouQ>oata Saturday. Friends ..., eall at lhe Raw~ tbo plea. Marine losses Tueldi,y were llnp.Coats Funeral Home !rom U. S. AinbellldGr w. Averell lt men killed and 30 - . 2:3G p.m. to 4:3G p.m. llld 7 to ~Iii woal 'Into Ilia meeting . Soturd.,r lhq adfered 16 dead 9 p.m. '"' 'lllurllde,y llld lllldl II! alk Hanoi to .nturu to t be ·and ~1 1I!JWided. American In· . 10:30 a.m. Friday, whoo lhebodl' 11,14 Geneva Far Eulern PIB"' lelllaoa<e aourcea precli- will be to lhe dulr<h to III'Ollllellll In an «<ort to end tbell Were onb> .battleo In Ute Ue Ill stale !rom 11 a.m. 1111111 a,. · ~ Ia Vletilam lhroiqJh tor- tP\Iclal war Bl'QIII!I Khe Sorlb. lime ct aervlee•. aat.ono. . , .. School a•:lmlnlstrators attendIns 1 special meetlogoftlleboard SClll t1on at Its June meetirw. Carl Doblberg, SEORC tor, presided at '1\lellde,y nldlt'l meedrw. Attending trom CouniY wore: Clarence E. soo, count.Y bert R. Duroae, city doni; Harland T. aehool botrd; Don>~~~ Soulhweatem Lo<ll S< trlot; Wllllam 0. Nol1hqp, Ga1lta District; and C. Bradbury. K¥ger Creek and !rom Mils• v. :rldtz, lng Attorney, lepl edYIJer Matgs CouniY Sebo91a. '' VETERANS MEYOIIIIU. ._ HOSPn'AL Admllalool - w-. Middleport; Alma land; Sarab Plalnl; MBr8lri' ero.J; Addle BuD, Dladlarpo- Charlu Lemlq, Wbuoiii' Zertile. ' ' � 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. 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