https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/83d9e3f46fc9727125fbeb12fb89bb38.pdf bcd508acc4e004b1b98bf78ad7570a74 PDF Text Text Now You J'now' ' ' " the II&~ , ' In anc- . It wao to •.' ' " ' ' ., 1'1 • :. OHIO ' ' C.olufubus & . ·~ . ' RedUction communities so thlt computer bOling may be slmpllfted. anl:es to "'wer the street liabtT h e charge lor businesses ing assessment otbulinesiel in Would drq> lr<m . $1,25 to $1 Middleport was li1Jll")Yed by 10om tor at Ie11t a one year period, councU Monday nlghL u the ordinance is awrcwed. WUIIam BeUan,y, asaiOtant Retddentl.al assessments wtil remanager ol the COlumbo& & main at 4~ cents monthly, acSouthern Ohio Electric COm- cording to BellaDJI. pany's municipal relatioa1 c:t.. Bellal1)' WIS ACCIJIJII>Anled to partment., presented the ordtn- the meeting by John Welsh, c& ancea to council SOE Middleport manager. No acBellan,y said the acUoo to low- tioo on the ordinances beyond the er the businen place I&Maa- firat reading was conducted bementa Is being sougllt by the cause only fwr councllmen were pmyer company to put the town's present and Mayor C. 0. Fishrate in tbe same range as other er was also absenL·s tl nJB 1\ACES - The tub raceo, Mid 011 tllo Ohio Rher ~ lfler,_, . was a new leature lor the Bill Bend Regatta Woekeed. Prizes wore •15 lor Brat place, $10, second place and ts. tl1lrd place. In the above phote, sewral lloys are ~ to ·got in the eoo!j)Otltloo and In the other picture, an unldeltiJied glrl ftnda berseH taking a dip In the water aa her tub 'C)&etl. Government Grants Library Aids : I ' I I •,' '{> I .' ,.,, \'i . • I' .. WASHINGTON - Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller has announced that the U. S. Otllce ol Mlcatlon haS liP· proved a 111mber ol grants to coUege libraries In the district, Including a ~cioiPu!l>Oaegranl to Rio Grande CoUege. Tile Rio Grande College &;le· dal Purpose grant amounts to $100,000. The omce ol Educatioo said Rto Grando ranked hi8h In criteria estabUshed lor award ol the grant&. Rio Grande Ilia re. celved a basic grant nf $5,000 and a 8UJ1Piemental grant ol $1,· 330 lor a total ot $106,330. All ol the !Undo are to be _.t !or li- re<:elve a baolc grant ol ts,OOO ea~ receive 'Iii sic grants ol and a supplemental ol $42,854 $.1,000. Recll>leats are ~Ired to !or a total of ~7,854, match the basic IP'ant with au Marietta COilego at Marietta 04J1al amount nf non • Feclerol wUl reeein a balic grant r1 lUnda. They are required Ul ex. $5,000 and a supplemental ol pend oot less than one..thlrd o1 $1,556 for a total nf $6,556. tile &mount ol special purpoee The Lancaster Branch ol Ohio sranta. There are no matchlns Unlversl\y, and fll' Zanesville re«Jrlrements for the supplemenBranch ol Ohio Unlverllicy wl\l tal grants. News •• .in Briefi brary mllerlals. ,, ·1·:1 .. ''I (J /' .,I r· " .~· .I '' ' I +q ' Ohio Unlverslcy at Athens wiD Mary Baker of By United Press International TROPICAL STORM CANDY RUSIIED THROUGH central Texas today, spawning tornadoea, high winds, hea>)' rain and !lash OoodiJl!. Elyria Dies Funeral services for M r s. Mary ceua Baker, 88, wbo diad SatllrdaY In Elyria, wUl be held TuelldaY at 2 p.m. at thl Ewing Chapel wltll llle Rev. Glen Hlloa 011\ciating. Burial will be in tile Browning Cemetery at Portland. Sbe was born Sept. 12, 1880, the dauther nf the late Charles and Mary Plyllter, and was olso preoadad In death by her llaband, Charleo, andlourbrothers. Formerly nf Ole Portland area, she wu a member nf tho J'ort. iand Melllodlst Cbur<h; but IIIIer IIIOVini to Sted>envlllt trlllller· red bar membership to thl Lavelie View MolhOdlll Clllrch there. &lrv!Yoro lnciu<lo fllree sis· tors, !Ira. Park (Nell) McCui· lough, Beaver, Pa.; Mrl. Olear Barnett, Weirtal, w. Va., :Ud Min Graee Pa,ynter, Stalbrolllars, Clyde benvlllo; r..... The U.S. Weather Bureau to!lay wuned eastern Texas resldenta to beware o1 !lash lloodlng later today •• the rains !rom Clllly spread northward. AraJnftlll trom the storm was expected to amount to slx inches in scme areas of east Texas. PITISBURGH - THE UNITED STEELWORKERS Union (USW) aDd the basic steel llxtustry, who couldn't reach a contract agreement three years ago undl President Johnson intervened, try to go it alone today with a strike deadllae less than six weeks away. With both sides wanting neither federal intervention nor · a strike, top negodators ror the USW and the industry met at an undisclosed place today to talk money lor the llrst Ume. BUENOS AIRES - POLICE TODAY blamed hoolipno toaolng newaplll)ers for stampeding soccer fans down a stadium exit - a y that ted to death or Injury !or hundredo. The human avalanche trampled to death 70 adulto and chUdren In 1 panic to escape the bells ol ftre hurled ~ the youihs at the end of Suo:tly's scoreless match between Buenoa Aires' arch rllllla, River Plate and Bocl Juniors. At least 65 parBOils were seriously injured oo the winding, blood-staib!d atalrcaoe. bur~ MARRIAGE APPIJCATIONS Keith Edward Searlo, 21, Mid. .(JQ:r l'Qnter, Portland. dleport, welder, andCarollnJane Friends may call'lllhe llmeral Holflnan, 18, I'olnenJ1 Rt. 3; home III\YIIme. Dwight Clll!ord Oll•er, 41, !lid· dieport, utlllcy worker, ,and Kafll· ryn 1Au118 Jordan, 50, POmeroy, beautician; LarrY Blehard Werry, 19, Poma101, studeDt, and TONIGHT AND TUESDAY Kathryn Jane Ham&hs, 19, PomJUNE 24-25 OtDJI, key puncb operator; Millard BALLAD OF JOSIE Leiter Roush, 21., Syraeuse, ma.. (Technlcolor) cblne operalor, and Mary Ulllan 111A11E f~ ~IO N DRIVE· IN TONIGHT AND 11JESDAY. JUNE 24.25 11 YOU ONLY LIVE TWJCE" Sean Connery is James Bolli PLUS "HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING" - r t Morae • Michele Lee Rud1 Vlilee Wooda, 42, POmel'OJ, waUreaa. PLAN INSPECTION The amuol cllmer and !nope<· lion ()( Racine Chapter OES wUl be held Tuesday, .)one 25, at tile -em Local 111gb Scllllol dlmer at 6:30 p.m. In the cale· taria and tile lnapectlon at 8p.m. Helen M. Bartlll, Daytoa, worthy grand matrea, tile Inspecting olllcer. ACCDlENT REPORTED A minor one-car aecl.dent on Route 33 li\mdll at 1:45 p.m. waa reported bY SherU! u. s. Robert c. Harteri>acll's depart. ment. A 1962 mndel vehicle, driven by Kevin DaUay, 17, Mid· dieport, tr....lng oorth, awaned to misa a cloi ran mto Ole b18Jnr8¥ and Ida a secUon ol Jllllrd relilng. No Injury or arrell was reported. auto- VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Adml11icm Saturday - wn. Dam Stover, Racine; KaiiiJ eun. dill, MaiiiiD; Georala Jolmllll". Rutland; Mark stewart, llutland; Charle• NeliCID, A;)meroy: William Zorkl'- Hutlard; Gary Fllbar, Chesblre. DllcharPI Saturday - Addle Bertoo and Arloa lilml'aoo. Admlallonl SoJno!o,y - B o t a ~ Cbaoblro; DonnaDool, Jla.. dno; Dorlo Cal., Fomel'07; Allllrey JojJars, Minersville. DlachlrP• amda1 - Nellie. TO HOW OPEN HOUSE Mr, and Mrl. Bill Wln<brOII· ner .,01 m,..... tbelr 25th wedding amiYeraar:v open halloo · ·IIi their home In ~t-racuae 9111· dsy, June 30, frOm 2 to 1 p.m. . MEIGS GENEliAL HOSPITAL Adlnlaliml Slturday - Nellie. .DiacharP SatUrda,y - EY..,. ···················-•• Fl~.imt.•• amc~ay •• llallu7n •• CANVAS •• OI!N6- ·. ·' S299 •• WHilE only • • • Bt.Am...., - By United Pre•• International to rival presidential candldate.Richard M. Nixon. A UP! delepU! count M - showed Nixoo only a short step lr<m WrliJPing lij) the 1968 GOP presidentiol1101111natioa. II Rock• leHer Is to hive a chance lor the prize, he will have to wtDsm10 . ACTION DISMJS'!ED An acUon bY VlriJII apinal Elmer A. Keller, odllllnlstrator <l the Bureau <l Workmen's Co!IIIIOIIaatioo, has dlamlland. ' ...... -101. Dllcllarsa• H~, Gana. B• • • Police Hold Lid Jln Capital City t ''' F.dltll A. RU~Jt)l to Ridiud J. l'olllln aild ,Mait~Ja li. Faulla, Lot, SalllburJ. Chari- 'I1IOina, dae.,loF.dltll Hlnel, Cel1- lor Tr-.• ~ ' Four ~o; aJckojt Rill'· a! £1Ntrle Co. ,, LOCAL~ Five Long WeekentlS Jr.'o , ;'-:News••• in·BriefS,.,,.,,« PLAYTEx·:;:.LYCRK delegates Cavor Nixon, two are Rockefeller's, and one is bUiQ' of reduced speed signs uncommitted. The UPI tally of delegates committed or definl~ leaning toward I candidate showed • Nixon with 605 ot the 667 votes " needed to win the nomination. ,~ Rockeleller.. llld. 211U, ,..U Gov. RoM!d Reapn ot caDiornla 147. Only 235 GOP voteo were . . ' >, .,, ·Ptlyltlt m11tes U,\ls siJecl11 offer beC:Iusethlr 111 . Clltlln that onci ~!!!~ tl)t wonderful control ind • · ,,, conifortoiP.tlytex "DaubltOiamonds"lycra ,. · · . ~lri!I~.rou·n never ~lefor ltsi. 'l·<:'t" . .,· ·, · ',, XLftti;SI..ti,NCIWfiJ.t,l ~ Lone tAc P,tfttt,,~ S. M, L Roc· ~13.... ...., fii,W , , · ~~~~~)ib..~L~~SIUS,f.w~~ , ' . ' ' '• *~~·· f •. . ;.. • ,.. " ' • ',, · '* ., · L fiO.tl, IiiOW~&'·;· ., ILJifl. •ai.H.·NCIW ' ' • ·' \ • 'I • ' .thi~llllktoti·r~tt.~:.\ . • .-·l".l .. • .I ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Arnericans are auured at least flve 1971 - under legislation awalting President Jolui&OIIS' signaturo. COJI1IIoted congreoaional action Monday on a bU1 to take three raUonal hall~· !rom their tradldooal places on the calendar and make them 11111 on Mondays eV.ey yaar. T~ are Waohlngtoo's birthday, llemorlal Day and Veterano Day, The measure would creato a new Mtional holiday, COiumbuo Day, and It a Monday In Ocl<iller. Labor Day alreedy is a M~. · Under the mea~~~re, WaoiiJnstoo' a ·birthday would lloU on the tl1lrd Mondl,l' in February rather than Feb. 22; Memorial '""' s.- •••lin second D111110ndil"lycra Qllll~:.r~'YIIJ! Double Diamonds P'ntll ollJCfll for dotjJI~rolln the stomiiCh, waist 1nd hips piUI 111iubfl ~ra panels In back to CIIM 1011 : .' • • 1,f,1\c.!~ • naturally for ~!1(1 f1shlaM. • · I!I'IYor. Washington went on talevlalon to plead: ·•~main calm. "AVoid overacting and ovar-reacllng. Please do not (Contillled on pqe 8) .a MOnday . ~..~~·09 ~~.ali styles of Playtex "Double ; ~ ·, ' .lroiu APriL · Mrs. Watllium Of.Middleport :..: fll~ ~~:,...~ . '2 Day 011 the COurtil in , ; M' da Octo!>et' lnatOtd o1 Nov. 11, and Di ~ e~~. QB . y COiulftiJua Day on ihe "DOUB...,cD~'MOND$"'" GIRDLES A:LLSTYLES ·- .. of the APrU 4 King murder, when authorities held oil for about 24 hours before acting finnly to halt disorders, poli<e thia time moved In quickly witll preventive taedC8, using tear po, · Troops ClUed In About 1,150 Arlll,y troopa were celiad . In Moada.v night to Join 1,500 pollo:emeo in dlsperitnl crowds I~ the lll'fJdlllllll1. Negro areas which bear scars • ' ·· ~=· "'l"'!iY In October , instead of Mri., Eltella Wllllllql!. ·sa, OcL 12, tile day It Ia celebrated So¥lh Secoild Ave...~oport. bY unollleial tnolltloo. diad ~~·In Jloisor . , Tile Ll1lor JJa.Y celebratloo Hoi!Pitil. · the Droit lolondoy o1 Soptember Mrs. Walburll wis born In would be ~eel: Frankllni.'Un!a~. Ohio, N<W.25, The JecillaUon Would. liJPiy 1110, tile do!_. d. file tile ,udy ti> federal ~~ea and N, B. and MiiJ1 EIIIII •)Valke!' a.,, District o1 !'oJumbla, .Artl4. , lbl waa I~~~~ pn~ ~'YO Jm 1, III'IU, but ltates In cioalh b)' her ~iblllll, 'Charloa , u;oi!itiooalty fGII«<W flle · lead o1 a lidl!ard.::Walboll'll;"llfti•i)au&lltoro, · t1fo! flderal ko · nt on ''l broibli'L· ·.. ' ···ue.··.,"'·· · · ' Walburllwa·~$ PRIZE WINNER - The oon.c-mercial clu1 second place wllDIOr In thl Big Bend Reptia jll1'lde laat Frida)' was thl Ooot abow entered by the Meigs Counly Young Rtpublloan Oub in which a patriotic theme was carried oot. ll:ldq 011 the !lost are Elemr Kay S.hnelder and BUI ArnotL oo the Jtreeta during boll games at the park, were discussed. - Judge Robert Betz, GolUpolls, attended _the se&Sion In regard to a ZOIIIng matter he presented at an earlier seuion. ~U IJ11l'catecl 1M mader would be brought "' tor ftlrther diocusslon at ita llrst meeting in July. listed as uncc.nmitted or The meeting was presided over pledged to lavorite soo cancll- ~ Jolin Zerkle, president of dates. Nixon's total did not council, with Councilmen RictJ.. Include Wash!~. state, where ard Vaughan, Charles Byer and the 24-member delegation Is George Baker atiendlrw. reported heavUy In his lavor. 1n Poruand, Maine, and later In Booton, Rockefeller renewed his call lor Nixon to repudlaU! the lllgge&Uon ol his southern campaign coordinator that third parcy candidate George Wallace join the GOP camp. ' 0 The aide, Howard (Bo) C08e cauoway, replied In Atlanta that RockeleUer took his words wASHINGTON (UPI) - Jm. out 01 cootext. He said hio prOYelllento In thl proposed West cmnment about Wallace was 1 VIrginia ' Ohio air polluti011 congenora1 remark meaning simply trol cmnpact have been re<omthat an,yone who io ready lor 1 mended bY the Senate Public •change ohould come Into the Worka C<mmlttee. Republloan parcy. · The compact to deoigned to clllllrnl air polgJoo In a 240mlle otretoh ol the Ohio Rhor :hnprovements In Polluti·on Compact ~~ ~~· T~.: .,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,.,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,-.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,, WASHINGTON (UPI)- T b e House baa etven ftnal ..,....,_ olonal liJProYal to legislation wbl<h would r...,.... blllks ID Install cameras and take other measures I<> IJiardapiDstrob. beries. The bUI, passed !olmcls3' and to ~ Jolmaon, Wouldr,.Prafederalbankreg. ulllorJ ~&~~~~<lea to set mini· mompratoctl" -rdstor federally ln....,. b111kl and aavlngs and loan ..- . . Vlrelnla and Ohio legislature a have adopted the COO!jl8cL A spokeaman lor lhe Senate committee headed by Sen. Je.,. nlngs llllldoiJ>h, J).W, VL, said conalderal>le c~ would be ne- in the proposed btU lor the interataU! air pollution ca. tro1 ....,.Y to reduce pollution and deftne cleanlir 'standards. Rep. KeD Hechler, J).W, VL, calledthep~"weak;c:umbersome and lnetre<tive." C<qresa must etveltslliJ>I'ova1 in addlllon to Ole IIWci ·~to laglliltures lor the meaaure to NeOII1t law. · ,·l;Jishops to Simplify Mass r· ' d ·- l'~~'''~~:::;t\ Hint Riot ;'Criticized by ·~ Had Racial Utility Exec t!\! Overtones i=l :~:~ CHICAGO (UPI) - An elec; trlc comPIU\)' executlve Monday chided llle coal Industry for op. posing construcUon or IJ.Iclear power plants. ·William R. Gould, senior vice president ol &luthern California Edison Co., Loa Angeles, told delegates at the 51st amual COli· vention nf the Nattonal Coal Association thet coal and electric utiiicy Industries shoold Instead "work together and build upon our strengths." · "I submit that it mes nellher tile coal nor the electric utllliY industry a service to dlaeourse against the development of a c»mpetitive fuel reiOUl'ce by I!OUndlng lmpresllive but stantiated claims about Ito threat to thl pebllc aalecy, • Gould said. ••nds JXlsition .loses itsaweaJ. when viewed through the haze ol rapidly growing ]dliic protest aplnst air pollutioo and lhe contrlbutloo that coal burning adds to that problem, •• he eontiDuecl uaur ume and energy eould be .better spent In atiacldng t b I 1 problem.• un•- ' COLUMBUS (t;PI) - Olllclala laid today radal lllctors 1111/ have trlggerad a riot at the ~" State Ponltentlary Monday reaulted in betw- ~ and M mUllm dwnap and oerioua Injury ID elsbt suanlo and ono priaooer. Warden Ernie Maxwen said, "! tblnk It wao jl• a I!I<IUP of those Blac:k Power people Rexlng their museloL·'' "WI>¥ they did it ldoo'tlalow,": he aa.ld. uwe don't have 1111 Ialley here and I've -er any serious complaints obout load. We are going to have ali l.nvestigaUon, of cwrse, aaclCN.l " · perhaps, we wiU lalow j l . tile ringleaders were ~ it happened.'' . \ . rclrty per cent . - men tn old 200 men, State Highway Pa~ and regular prison guards watch on walls and lnslda t b cell blocks ol the Institution . _ Mooday and early today. The prisoners, armed wbh {Continuad on Ill Taxpayers Advised Assemble Facts Now ~rs <l Melp CollliY whO Incurred property IAia11o durlllg the hnVJ raln1 ..r flood. In& becbinlnl! .., or obcM lut lola.Y ~~ llbauld llarl u 10011,18 ~~e; to aoaamblo . . llllllall ' IIIII reoorda ~. 'lii!J "*"" - , r. llud<!lad witll Maine's 14-vote delepUoo in the first leg ola twoday New England tour Monday. One delepte alreedy in his camp said he made "a ravorable impression" on the delegation. In Vermon4 9 ol the 12 ' By NELLIE VAlE rw. converts from the tormer vice president The New york governor enge system. The letter lnciicated the extension is needed t. cause thl May rains aloweddown work. Np aedon was takeiL - Permission waashenmal.,. tenance superintendent Harold Chase to use llle middle of sooth Jo'llth, Uncoln and Pearl SU. to Install a water Une to the new, Imperial Electric Company Plant site. - The need for additional pollee supervision at municipal park dances and also the poni· . · ~:-::~:.~:: e~ly=:~~· ~ ~a: ~ Bill R ody Soeial Notes Property TransI ers1 A petition was presented bY Robert Craig OllllOSing the rezoning of a lot at the corner o1 Beech and Locust Sli. 1r<m residential to business. Craig said it Ia reported a llrm wls"' es to purchase the pro:>ercy to build a new service station and that the plaDning commission has lndh:ated It lavors permitting the rezoning. CouncU reported no lonnai recmunendltion has been made to dote bY the commlnioTL - A brlel d1Jcuulon regarded the need for tnltal.lJ.Dg "no left turn" signa at some of the New York Gov. Nelaon Rockeleller campaigned in Vermont too day, hoping to pry loose Republlcao conventioo deleptes pledged Point Roek · Daniel . - takeiL - Clerk Gene GraUl read a let:t;.3r from the Morey Construew asaisslnatlon In AP~ll, Monday evening ordOred a 9 p.m., to 5:30 Lm., curlew. He Indicated the restrl<tlono on nisbttlme moYement In the streets would remain in elre<t untU leellnga had eooled. Calm prevailed through lhe a In other councU actlvlcy: ord~ Rocky Digging in v • d · Vermonf meyar :r;,c::::·=~':.·:·:: Kirw Mr. and Mro. llardd Halcomb and claulhter, Norma Jean and funlly of CresWne apent smte tlme recenUy at the hune of Mrs. Maude Holcomb and vlllited other relatives. Rex Cheadle, who waupattent in Sheltering Arms Hoopltallor severo! dayo has reolimad hla work. Mra. Ora Prolllt recently was In McConnelovUio where shlwao a guest ol her son and dau&hterlnolaw, Mr. and Mrs. Dow:nlaNeison. WhUe there she conaulted physician and it lo reporlad abe lo Improving sadalactorily. &lnday dlmer guests ol Mrs. Nellie 'lale were Miss Clemma · Vale of Clrdlngtoo, Ama Eliza.. beth Turner and daul]bter, Sherrie, o1 Rutland, Mill 4-M O]JIIIn ol Middletown, Mrs. Erm!l Vale ol Alvei ol Mercy Nursing HOOle In Albany IIIII Mn Fanale Poll~ !Irs. Grace Hensler spent 1 few days willl her sm and dallli>ter-iJWaw, Mr. and Mra. Clayton Hensler, YarlettL Miao Clemma Vale oiCardlngtoa visited a1 the bome ol har cousin, Mrs. Jolin Hollll'-r. On SS!Urday, Ml" VIIi, MrL Holliday and Mro. Anlla Turner attanded luneral aervlcea in ~­ lor their cculin, llotGtll)r Speakman. A oerleo ol meetllw• wiD. bo hold at Columbll ~I Clllrcb the weeli ol June 24 wltll RIY. Underwood In <harp ol file r• viYII. The public Ia Invited. ol three required two related intersedions in ttJe busioes8dls-trict, but no formal a.et.ioo was '"uad Dellance; Roy Plynter• llllw; John Paynter,-· and Da7 - Peter Gnyes SHOW STARTS 7 P, M: Two Damaged Only Moderately Gars (Continued !rom ..,. I) Those in the encampment were then told they must tNgin leaving Ole site at 10:42 LDL~ Medium daDiap waa Incurred EDT or tace arrest alii to two vehicles as thl reiOilt ol prosecution Cor campina: on a resr end cOulllioo omEastlfaln lederal property without a St. sawrdsy evening at 8:30 p.m. permi~ The showdown cune leu than PomerD¥ poU<:e reported. Donald Roulh, Pomeroy, trav• II hours alter the legal permit ellng ocMh, WaB sl a atop lllltl tar the poverty marchers to When Rldlard Mldlael Gress, 18, oc""'y llle groilnds near the Uncoln Memorial elljlired at 8 Middleport, traveling lntheaamo dlrectiDII, !ailed · to stop a n d p.m. EDT SUndaY. olnlck the Roulh vehicle. Poli<:eOrder Gren waa cited Oil a ebarp The poll<e order declared: otaa'"red clear distance. There "The permit for use o( this were no inJuries. property has elQ>Ired. You must leave the camp by 10:42 this TO WELCOME PASTOR morning to avoid arrest and Members ol theRutiand Methoprosecution. dist Church will have a potluck "It you have oo other mBIIll cllmer on Friday at 7:30 p.m. o1 return!~ home, you wUI be at file church to welcome beck provided lree bus tranJportallon lllelr minister, Rev. C. J, Lem· ~ the Travelers Ald 5oclecy. ley and family. Rock liPrlni• Shllttle buses are now avaUable members are iJivlted. at the west side of the Lincoln Memorial to take you at no coat to the bus stadoo. 11You are ln violatloo of the permit and muat leave the camp wi'thin the next hour." TEMPERATURES IN OHIO FOR the five-<lay period Tile~ thr<q:h saturday wUl averago near normal with daytime hlsbs in the low and mid-80s and lows at night in lower 60s .. Cooler Wed..,sctay with warming trend by end ol w- Sbowers Ill' thtmder· The watnlnl ... b)i showers occurring almost dally wUl total three-quarters to around the Metropolitan Pollee throoosh the Justice De.aartment. · one inch. ·~, Doris Shantytown ... :u;_.. m·• ..., to claim ca•olt;y ... tholr !aderol'lnOimle ocwrdllll to'PaUi A. . <l tile 8:Juti>. ot'HA•a... -~ ,, ~~" e· �" ' ~ . _ Th• YOIJTH ASKED FOR ITI Tbla column Ia lor young people, their Jll<>l>loma 0!1<1 pleaa. una, their t~lea and !WI. Aa wttb the ...,. ol Helen Help USI, It weleomea laughs but ....,'t dodge a iertous question with a brulh.ol!. Send your teeoago queStions ASKED FOR IT, care o1 Helen Help US! Ibis nowapaper. THE TROUBLE WITH PARENTS, CONTINUED Dear Helen: l"'e tried 10 understand my Dod, but 1 can't take his hab- w YOtn'H itt. For example: Last.&md.ly Mom modo a pie. I had a amall piece, ao did lhe. Tho next morning, It was all IIDDill MY Dad,mado a reCrlprator reid as uBUal. 14om ntakeo cookies lor us kids. Guooa w11o eat•.them? Dad aloo mal<es a pig ol hlmool! 8! moalo, spilling llllngs, slurping .., huge bites, etc. Then bo burps ill the ·time and never excuses himself. He's geWng awftllly Ia~ What can do? - ANNOYED Dear Amoyod: Perbapa your mother ean ease fOUl' ~Dad into an Overeaters Anaoymoao Club, or to a docWr who may crack clown wllll a diet - which SJ.E must enroree. Tell her how much hla habits we :1' d ~ . I I ', ) I l I' • II' '~~•.' I I 1' ;,., i • aJilOY and worry you, and .let's hope she'll take It from lllorel ' \~ -H. ' ' DI:VOTEDTO lHTUUI' Of' ' baa outalcljlro fooieCI. · Ste has!'llll around on Dad lOY- · era! limos. Once he oauslit her. He has had a bad haart otted<, but Molhor calli hli mOdldne •;dope," and hides It, insisting lllere•a nolhlng wrong with him. Ste'a nagging him Into enolher attack, and driving ua all oot of our tree. We llllnk Dad haa grounds lor divorce. Don't :yoo?- SCARED AND WORRIED DoerS and W: II Isn't wh8! YOU think, but what your lalher thinks, lllat eounta. He'• probably too laysl w deaerla alck woman, and from ywr letter, l'dJudge11iurmolhor uaick." A longtruth...,saionwith the do- might rollllt In -e: thing more el!ectlve lllan nerve pills. - H. Daar Jlelen: Ploue settle a bot. A friend and 1 were dining wt. MY fingers ""re sticky and he pulhed my drinking glass Ia !root ofme, saying It was proper to dlplnand clean them, then dry lllem on my napkin. Is he right? - CONCERNED Dear Cm: No! Unless there ts a rtnger bowl, the only proper place to wash your banda at a restaur~ ant is in the •'Wash room. " H. ' COMPLETES TESI' Locust Grove ~rkler, a sen~ tor five year old, reglstered Guernsey cow owned by Edson Roush, Racine, has completed an olflclal DHIR actusl production record of 1.2,3.\0 pounds of ' milk and 685 pounds <i butterlat. In 305 days of h><> times a day milking, a<cordlng to T h • MEJGS.IWlON AIEo\ RICHARDS. OWEN, Plllu.stlll '., . TilE DAILY SEN'11NFL ' Ctwlt..- TUIMIIILI. £diiW fubllllled dill!)' ._.. ~ "• llr no. Y~lll;l PulllllhlfW CoiWI!Ir, ItO w.rt..ie liL, l'olnoln;ll . 01!\o, 45111. 11...... Ollie. ....... tfi-Zl~. f.diiiii'W PkiM IIJ-21$7. lliiiD - :I ·'I .'· ' 1, S.CW d.uo I ~ NW at ........ . ~ lllhutittlil ••• ''"' .... IJMlb.G.l...,..., Inc., ll r..11 fill ll, Ntll Y.-11 Cllr, ,...... Yort. I I I Woaer.....,. ,._ I • n.l~ 111 _...... ...,.... •••WM •Dlill~,.. ._-,_ ill ..,_. II s..tlMl c.lca, IPLa. !be .!ill -alit, IUO. T1!rw ~ .,U0. I)' Amerlt:an Guernsey cattle Club. ' ., .. . .... f ; • ..,., ............ ~~~~...11,$0. - -ll!o-mtUI - - ... ..... '0.. 0..•-.llo ,_ . ~; Nf.IIU.lib -lh~ N-21. ~lllllllll•ta.A IIIMcrlptllttl rrte~~ IIICMM ....., , . . . . . , A woodcock will consumE' nearly hell its wei g h t in worms in a single day. ...... .. .8,.,. . . , . .c· F, . h ·s· . , h , . ~48 Swth. :cUter · Otltt : ~atg ·t ·!. •• ~·~ Ji;[ MAJ9r.• ~:Bta,"!'lilflf ~~:. ·- ~ ~ ~,~ . . . · ..;· : ., i;. · ~ · CU;~"i1 '<hPI) · ·Seel,. . .,.h ·~ ' lor . yQI\rselt; l ' have reo ' . ' ., '. Uni~U=~tl~ ·I~ boJi,._, •,arid today qq, one boel! lOoking 100 "'u~~ at llle left ·!(WI~""". . .1"' '• w I. Pc ' GB ·lmo!io W• better !ban Lee May, fteld ffhce Instead or the ball 4<r "·.~: ·. 1, : '. ' ' · 6 I. ' . tho Cln.;~nnotf Reds' muscular litton I'm awl~" ·· .•~·: }:;;+jit,:: TI•tle.~~•co ~~ 3; ,: iii,' lltll booelnan: ,. ·~ . Alter .lut nlg!tf f!"' hliio to " ' ~IJI Aflalta • 36 113 522· 'Ilk For lhe laal coUple of di\Ya, aa,y May bonelltted ltan his ,..,., .. : . l'hiLidelpJJ!a :i2 31 ·~508 Slh May hit bOen · vtew~qr movies trip to the mOYiea. He oooked lll>ins OUt of hei mind. SW.a a. cpn. artllf;, and NOTE TO READERS: THERE Daar Helen: ARE S)'ILL A FEW SOS BUT· When my molher aeta mod, TONS LEFT. TO GET YOUR lhe lllrowo llllnga. II my Iaiiier UST AMP OUT SI'EADYING" 1111 a word w defend hlmael!, BUTTON, SEND A DIME AND A lhe - · to ldll him. Once SELF • ADDRESSED STAMPED lhe even 1J11 wt a knife. Ste ENVELOPE FOR EACH BUTTON gets mad over nothing, but tells TO: HELEN BOTTELSOSCLUB, her doctor that Dad aterto It BOX 9997, SACRAMENTO, CALall. The doctor IZQ'&lt's nenea, IF, 95823. . ' \_ " but "'' thiJik, lhe'• ' Slll!t~ ", 1 ' l' U, '• • • By lr!elen Bollel "tlli .( I !Ja~ Se~nel. Mlcldleport-Pome:;"'· .J .... 25, 1968. ·~·'"' .V., I"p, • • ' Marie'tta ,. .... I .. ' 'i :;, . t . . , ,. ciptured ' 111 itih . Lot ,liweioo ~ltarn Qido Golf AlaoeJ..-' Clnelnniatl • ~ chlmpiCIIIIhlp · durtJii the· Now York r~ltb lllliuol't~lllniaatent held~>'<" Plltoburgh . ,.,.. tbe weebiid 11 ~ldp, chicN:Q 'W' Mariet'&i ·hail 1 ~eno :~:~.rc~ettlle fore C1 ~HI 0, HIA,I& ~~ "I hope I d011't get Dr. Spocl lor G cellmor.-l d011't believe in porentol permiuiYeneu ond rm " ,.,/" Raeine Soeial Events BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRL'l The W,S.C,S. of llle MetiM>dist Church met in the sanctuary Friday evening, Juno 11. M r s. Lorene Dumas had charge ol the devot.lonals and program whlcb Included a skit ontlUed, 11 Moving ln a WorldorMassCommunlcation." Those taking part were Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Ora Hill and Mrs. Beulah Bradlord. During the business session, plans were made to have a picnic next month. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers are at Westerv1lle attending the annua1 E.U.B. cooference. Mrs. Crls Pickens Is a surgical patient at Holzer Hospltsl. Mr. James Swart suffered a stroke Monday afternoon at hls home and was taken to Holzer Hospital by the emergency squad. His son, Kenneth, of Akron had just returned home after spend~ ing the weekend here and was called back. Mrs. Omar Bays and Mrs. Eth· el Wheeler accompanied M r s. Thorne Cottrill of 1.4gan a n d Mrs. J. E. Thoren, , Sr., or Ml.norsvlllo to Belpre S.turdey af. ternoon and attended the wed~ lnaido ' BUI Don Moyers; a House preaa ~~~ry I•Blnee out o1 tho Preaident'o ··on !I· dance, that HiunphroY must lllre· 1y turn away from the AdJI>Inlotrstlon m VI~ ~· now cOllapsed 1ft Oaf 'oo..nteN·epldlatlon from )he INn w11o preauma- , bly mull best kn<1!f hla own Pll'· pona, llllbe!'l H, Hulnpl\rey; "One doeamt ~· h.l • famll1 In orde~ iO e'ltlbUah hi• own ldontlt:l'.'' 1111;1 the VIce • It llji Into a I~ Preol- or '"Predlctlona" that 111e Wblte Heuae. Thv uk ·him In aubstlnce to would more honestly ba desorlb- 'Tho oame llunlilhrli who for abandon llle most baaie torelj!n ed as hq)es. four years hal made buatlreils <i prlncJploa or hlo career (prinjubllc O.,..clleapeoaloliately ._,. . "~e .470' 11 ean. tell yw what .U9 lZ'h Y<>l'te dolrt' """'11•:' IBid May, .408 1111-i "But !l't 1 lot better when you i , . • same series. wl)lch dr<iA>Od sarob- noar ;ihe II will be llle Redo' Culver foul line. against llle Mots' Tam Seaver ".Lee hnow where he """ to tonight. The game tomorrow hit It to get me h..,. , ltan night ends the Reds Current llrst baoe," asld BoliCh, who Is home •land. not euclly IPrinler. "Mol' couldn't hive plaeed llle ball better It he had lhrown A couple of Iocken lwayj it out there," cracked Pete Wood7 Woodward wao lnfpei!to Rooe. 1111 skin, kneecop' and elbOw, Tho Reds llrot baseman's "Just ·two pniea and I'm a game-wlMlng blow was a long .Ph,YO!cal wreck," llld Woody, towering drive to rigl>t field who 'repl,.od roguler on~· lllreM'IOl homer In llle sl>l,h ,I!>nlow 1!1<1 then drow. home Jol/n. nle Bench In lllldqf to give llle Rods a sl"ii-ftve victory over the New York Mete In the opener of' a three- the' ele~nlh · ·~ · · , uwtwtUnne~.· lnd worked Rve fuR innings be- on1s other markers in lllo llllh. foro being replaced by Spencer Meigs' aecooo Inning run came In the botlan of the sixth. InBUI Swan was safe on an gels got credit fOr llle victory. error leading oil, moved up a w~~ee, A load,off single by Ed Raer, only six hits, r.nntng olx aoo Meigs secmil baseman, sterted walking lllreo. the third Inning rally. Lennie Van Spencer, In hla two lmlngs, Meter was sate on an error and fanned fi\le and allowed one tree both ruiUlOrs scored when Spon- pass. Delanoy !aiUled nine Meigs cer dooblod. batters and gave up ooe bose on Van Meter, veteranlettflslder, also scored the wlnning run for .. 012 010 0- 4 4 0 Meigs In lllo top of tile fifth when Pkbg. 002 010 0-3 6 0 he led oil wllll • single, stole Ingels (Wp), Spencer (6) & second, moved to third on sn Swan. Delaney and Deem. ballMe'~·. than Felipe Alou o! llle Braves and 127 shy of Rose's total. The changeover froot the 1967 team was so great that only two ROCHESTER, N. Y. (tlP(l of last year's starters, lsJde The Columbus Jets' seven-game frmn Aaron, received considera.. tailapin, longest losing nosedive bJe SUDJ>Ort in the voting. of their 1968 season, abruptly catcher Joe Torre o! the leveled with pitching ace Dave 39th All-Star baseball prodUl'- Braves drew 40 votes but still Roberts at the eontrols for a te ...,re a 13-12 win over Ra- California 33 35 .485 ll)lh tlon July 9 at Houston's Aalro- ftnlshed fourth behind Grote 4.,'1 win. clbe In LIUia Sonlhern League New York 31 36 ,463 12 (113), Tom Heller o! the Los Roberts notched his olgtrth plq recently. Chlcogo 30 38 .441 13'h dome. Pete Rose, the verfAtUe Angeles Dodgers and rookie victory or the season against ~aewubehlndl2-latllle Waohlrvton 25 40 .39117 energiz-er ot the Cincinnati John Bench of the Reds, and only two losses as the Jets botliom o1 tile 1lfth and lllen came Monday's Roaulta Reds, tops the rreah new NL shorutop Gene Alley or the scored rour times in the eighth all" to tally 12 ruaa.' Detroit 14 Cleveland 3, nlgltt Jtata who have gi.Ven -the ·pme Pirates received 72 votes, inning and then went on to top Gott1J11 blto tor jhe willlera Min I Chi 0 (5 Ins. ~Ill its greatest Cace-.llttiN in serond best behind Kessinger's the New York club. were Midi~ Alb; aliomerunand Oakland 3 c;anrorn112, night history. Only ..,. NL starter, 16L The win puts Columbus Into a · ~~oo llnglos· Bob VU'Ien, a triple Tndly s Probable Pitcher Henry Aarm " of the Staub Runner up second place Ue with the Red veteran and 2 llngl~s· Bob Patterom and (All tlnlea EDT) , Alllnta Braves, hold I similar In addition to Haller and • Wings, 3\\ games behind ToleJIIJ Hubbard; oacl! two olngjes, Oeldand (Hunter 11-5) ' ot poaltlon a year ago, niuld~ Alley, the others rwme~~P do. and Llptc:OIIIII, 1Forbaa, McCoy California CEUis 4-Sl,llp.m. the firat dme 'in the 37-yeai included Rusty Staub of the Roberts, a ltrapptng Columand -llbol~ each' a single. Mlnneaota (Perry 11-3) Ill IDfllla of the game only one Houston Astros, who dreW ' 100 bus Central prodlct, yielded 10 Raclbe h!tlera weril Knllbtlng Chicago (liorlen ~7). 9 p.m. player has repeated as a votes at first base to 154 for hits and had to weather a two~ · with a triple and alnrle; Nea88 Cleveland (Siebert 11-5) Ill starter. McCoveyi Julian Javier or the run ninth..fnnlng Red Wing rally a home run, Tbolsa and Warner Waohlngton (COleman 4-7), 8:05 Rose, a right fielder who CUds, whose 26 votes at •econd to get the win. eado a double, Swe 1 triple and p.m. received the highest rwnber aC were a distant second to Helms' COlumbus returns to Jet StaJolm100 ·and irlokiiillulr eaeh 1 Boalon (CUIJ> 4-2) at Baltl· votes lor the team (236) and 182, and Toey Perez o! !he dlum tonight to open a threelingle; more (McNally 7-6), 8 p.m. who was selected for the third Reds, the hero of the 19.67 game stand with ~racuse. John . Detroit (Lollch 5-4) at New time, was Joined l!J-: two players pme, who received 60 votes lor GoJoar figures te pltch against US. ~~RY "' • York <Barller 11-2), 8 p.m. c~ lor the first time-. ' tifrd behloo santo's 218. tho Chlo!s' liloiJ Lasko M~vw: (UPO,;The touring · Weclneoda,y's Games catcher . Jerry Grote o! the New Rod S<hoooolenat or !he Tho 6-!oot-3-lnch, 18Si!OIInd 'IJnlted statao ' ·Obmlile baaketo Detroit Ill Now York, night York Meta anti ahortstop Don Garda, "ho wlU manage the NL Roberts, now 8..2, was nicked 1loll !lam ~Om~ a ·s11eep ol Boston at Baltimore, rdglit Kessinger o1 the Chicago CubsJtars will select the remalnde. for two runs in the ninttJ berore a ~n aeries Cleveland at Woohhlrlton, and another making his second of t~ 25-man squad, Including gelling plnchhltter Bob Floyd to In · .MIIIsk Monday nlrlht by night · IPPIU'Ince, second baseman the pitchers. He is under no pop to Jack Damaska at secbel1l'1l the · SOYiol National Oeklahl at Calltomia, night Tommy Helma of the Rods. obligaUon to select lllose who ond and fanning Ron Slone. ~eel~) 84-78. (mly aames achedded) Sonto Fwrth Awoarance ftnlahed secmd In the voting That left the tying run atrandThe Soviet team · ffnlahed Othera aelected for till! third al~h It Ia customary to do ed at aecmd for tho Wings. ile- In 1lle tourney with 1wo time · Include ftrat boaeman so. Plnchllltter Bill S<rlpture's dou"ctoriea, lila Soviet Jun!ora wm WWle McCovey ol lllo Sin Each NL team must be blo had pulled Rochester to .and YII&QIIavll woo MaJor Leoguo .Reaulta . Francisco Giants aJJ;I Curt represented by at least one within one run, l!lcorlng the OOu~ "1itlilllll. . By United Press liitornatlonal F1ood of tho SL Louis cu,llnals. pla,yer on the Ali...Star squad, bllng COrdou Lund. Lund's blow National LeasuO Ron Santo, the third baseman of. Those team1 not represented in had scored Frank Peters, who Pitta at s~ Louis, Wd,, rain the Cuba will be miklng his the starting lineup are Houston, singled with one ool. fourth Allo&tar _..ance. PittsbUrgh, Los Angeles end Aalde from lllat scary n!nlll, ' " Chicago 000 100 000I 6 0 Fer ~ron, It Is llle 14111 Pblladelphla. Roberts never was In serious '-J,, ' 003 000 ODx- 3 5 0 conaecutlve year In which he The NL wt11 atteoq>t to better trruble. He scattered 10 hits, Hwatoll N.f', Lamabe (8) and lfund. hla been ao hollorod. Unlike 111 20.17·1 record In llle series struck out nine and walked but ley. Dierker (7•10) and Rate- paol years, however, he was llle at the Astrodooto, which has one. Singles by Lund, losing man. LP- Nye (4-8). laot regular In 'the vOUng, been sold out for ~week~ pitcher Bill Dillman (2-5) and --barely edging Ulothor "old line" A!l>roxlmately 57 million telovi- Slone scored a llllrd-lnnlng run. (11 tontnso) WWlo Mays of tho alon viewers as well as 45,000 at Bernie &nllll'a sixth homer N.Y. 000 001 013 00- 5. 15 0 Glanto, for the third loo !Ina! the todonr stadium are OJ<pecled Ignited the big eighth. George Ctn , 000 203 000 01- 6 11 0 outlleld lj)OL to watch the game, which will ftrlas and Riehle Hebner folKoooman, Koonee (7), Short Aarm drew 109 votes In tho begin at 8:15 pm EDT. lowed with singles and John 12 Late Runs ". . . ' . • \ <' n, . "'"'': l.n wllll the !limo CUb" ' ond . ~ me tho ~ ••• pve ualht chance W win,• exclaimed Bel)l;l!. HI!Oif oend U!e· 'olloul that Pill ·Wood7 nlnp, That iaYed Ken llotwell wea on !!rat boee, and ..,. was out In top 0( llle ele_. Woodward race loohlnd doaj, made, I <11\'lns atop of . eon J....a. omesh, and while lUll on the ground, lhrow Tommy Heinl! 111 oecl>nd lor atoIoree M J C. Marlin followed wllll an 1n11:.t.l hit but Ed Charles, who had lied tho game In tbo nlnlh wtlll a base..looded alngle, out to end the lmlng. Clay Clrroll, the last of nve Red plwhero, blinked the Mets In the last two Innings to gain his first victory of the season. ~ ~:he KeMedy' a squeeze brwght ~riggs home. Elvia Jiminez• single scored Hebner. ·When llle ball squirted tbrougl> Slone In left, Kennedy made It home lor proved to be the declaive run. lnteroaH6nai League standings By United Preu lpternational (i} WLP~GB Toledo 37 28 .569 Rochester 30 28 .517 Columbus 30 28 .517 LoutJvUle 32 31 .508 Bu!!alo 32 32 .500 Richmond 30 33 .476 Jacksonville 29 34 .460 Syracuse 28 34 •452 Moo:lay's Results Columbus 4 Rochester 3 Syracuse 9 Louisville 2 count doWft for onjo~rneot 0 KINO EDWARD 10 GO 7:.N:·o:la:n:..•:ta:rled~~f:or:...th:e_~;;;;;;;;;:~~;;* EXTRA CASH for summer? Roberts Proves Stopper · Syracuse Gets Ml•• error, and got IMino on a passed ball. Parkersburg's Rick Delaney, a strong righthander, limited Ro!1e Ton NL Vote- Getter . am I •· o ' pcgoec~ to ai..O load Reider's choice, and scored on a Meigs to 1allowed total o! only lour lb. Meigs tile tq>jumped of llleoff second When It sacrlllce lly. hits. Ingels Parkorsburr ocorod without a hit and led 3-0 going Into llle bottom oflllothird. Parkersburg, howeVer, ,..,.. ages tWo runs on two hits, a wslk and a sacriOce In the boUom o! that Inning to cut the margin to 3-2. Bolli teams ScOred lllelr ·Leo Clrdo..., ~~~~~ .1 ~·Chi.. aee- .ll!o · ~ ~~=r~~; 1\hllllthy l!imi~" l ~l b ,.. R.a' ·'r kers b...u·.rg· B. eaten .4. to 3. ., f :Jlh 31;, 4 !lh 4 7 ~h Richmond at Toledo, pos'!pOned, tornado warnings. (Only games scheduled) Tomorrow morning just give us a cell or stop in. Get the money quickly to clean up debts, take a vacation arul relax. Our thrifty budget loan plan may be just the answer for you now. Have less to pay out and more for youroelf. CITY LOAN a Savings Co. Phone 992-2171 125 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY,O. • u.r-me . PlCKA . ·:....THAT LASTS . pla,ye~, bart. Mro. Don Neaoe left Tueoday to 8!tend the wedding of her 11011, David. Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Smllll and Jell of DII,)'!Dn were visitors !luJda.y ol Mro. Harry Ha,yman. Mr, and Mrl. Harry Curlls spent llle weekend at Lorain, Ohio with lllalr- Mr.andMra. Sam COrllo and 91e Anne. Mrs. AlbeJ'! !I!II 11118!1! aweel< In Columbua wllh Mr. and Mro. Waid Foster and chD-. She was aeeompanled homo by Cheryl and John Dean Foster wl1o will vial! three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frando Morrlo open! a day to Galllpollo m buolness and visited her alster, Mrs. Eolher COmstock. FULL 4·PLY NYLON CORD , '•500 9 of hla!oel( at. tJie pllte taken ,$93 9'h earber tbta' il!onlh during a aor;IS$ 10 leo w)Ut the St Louis c.rdlmls, I Mrs. BellS Martoch and 11011 Billy returned w their home a1 Oneida, Ky. MoncloJ after apendlng a week wllh her perenta, Mr. and Mrs. F~ Cadle. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Roberta of Gallipolis spent an evening with hla molher, Mrs. Franoes Roberta. ),[las Rulli Ellis and Howard Blngmen <i COlumbus w e r • guests Soturdi\Y <i Homer and Edllll Ha,yman. Recent gueeto or Mrs. Elllel Wheeler were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Poulin of Lancaster. lllr. Willie Sayre <i Cleveland 11 Yiaitlng h1a aistera, M r s. Grace Krider and Mrs. Ida 91D- and SAVEl • 1 ~'Re'!"'la Houa~ . • Je~les, cuse. Buy now ;~3 ' pARKERSBURG - Tho Meigs American Legion baseball team ed&ed Parlleraburg Monday Ifternoon 4.,'1 hero to remain W>underi\ir.l42. · . · llle ftret p.m. Clnclonatl (Culver ;.7), 8:05 beaten saason. MarU\ita wio IWerded The this Meigo club now Is at l.nnual Ervloiji Tr!Pielt MemorJsJ Les Angelel (Ooteen 6-9) Ill t-0-1, with the tie a 3.;1 deadTros>l\r. The Iormor Jackooa Son Francisco (Sodecl<l 7:8), 11 lock against Marietta on June Jlll.yer, I tourlia!hentioartlelpant p.m. 17. . fOr 15 YAl"Bi)VIIkllledtriaplane Chicago CNlekro 6--5) at Righthinders John Ingels and <!'l&h In Vllibln,qounty ·about two llouaton (CUellar 4.,'1), 9:30 p.m. Tom S!>Oncer shored mwnd du=monlhs ago. The rotatlag tr"'hy Pltlaburglt (Blau 4-2> at SL .Hes for Meigs In lt.s !rlumph ov. annually "' lhe team Louis (Gibson 11-5), 9 p.m. or Parkersburg. Ingels slarted " Wedneada,y's Games Wmbtra <i llle Gallipolis en. PhiladelPhia Ill Atlanta, rdglit try tloelr scores: Ray Clark, . New York at Clncl-1, rdglit t4[ .Jobn Sll!nn, 148; Ron Ellis, Chicago Los Angeles It San Francisco r 1,11; VIc llapr,I52;Jinl O'Brien, at Housten, night 159; Gene Wrlgh~ 182andGeorga' Pittsburgh at St. Louis, rdglit NEW YORk (UPO- N<lbcley Pcpa, 162.. American League can accuse the National League W, L. Pet GB All Stars o! standing paL Detroit 45 26 .1134 ... Despite a record or rive cooCleveland 38 34 .528 71h sec:utite vtctortes the National Mlimesota 36 33 .522 8 League, perhaps f~M ol COJnoo Baltimore 34 32 ,515 IP/2 placency, will present rirtuaUy Ookland 35 33 .515 IPh a new cast or characters In the · Syraeuae produead alate rally Boston 33 3a .500 9lh ding ol sara Beth Covey and Lar· ry Johnson at Belpre Methodist Church. After the reception Oil re1uro1ng home thojl were evenIng guests at the home <i Mr•. J. E. Thoren, Sr. Mr. and &jra. Gerald Silllpson I<Mlk lllolr children, Glemlo and Shirley to Bedford, Ohio to spend a week at church camp. Mra. cora Webb opent·!lmday with bor """ Dr. and Mrs. James Webb 8nd family, Columbus, and her sister, Mrs. Alberto Nolhstlne, Groveport. Mr. and Mrs. ArlhurHendrlekl and children, DeAm, Debra, Dana Darla and Dave of COmmer~e City,' COlorado are Yl'sltlng Mr. and Mrs. MattHendrld<a and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross, Lynn and Ra,y, of COlumbus spent the weekend with Mrs, Howard Nelgler and oilier relstlves. Shirley Nelgler returned home after spending a week In Columbus. &md.ly afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle and family were Mrs. Elmer Proffitt a n d daughters, Mra. Berlhl Delhi and Mrs. Jean Bradford, andtbelr gueeto In the eveolng - e Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ha,yman or Syra- sli • recOrd totel Hwslon u-• · , ....,sy, waa "'cbnd wllll 908.. . Cln 6 )f. Y. 5, lllms., nlgltt wao third willl 910, t Chi. I, rdglit l.liOIIIIIOIIa·fourtii 'llth919. Otliero PlttJ at St. Louis, p.P<L, rain )t=,llorder of ftn!oh """"' C8m(Only games ocheduled) _ , 926; ChiWeolhe, 938; Tndly's Probable Pll<hers . oter, 912;" HocklQB HUla; . (All Tlmeo EDT) . ttl and Fllrgreeno, 1050. Philadelphia (L. Jack11011 11-7) - Wlll!olr Clmbrldge, at Alllnla CReed 74), 8:05p.m. : <tliotured mldalltlhoriors wllll 2- Now York CSeavar 5-.1) at · · :.·'§16 , . 'olrOkea;· Defending ChamfiOn • 3S 3t 311, 3a . ·35 '31 35 31 ' 28 41 , (9) and · Ritchie (6), KelaoGrote. (7), Nolan, Abernathy (9), · '• Clrroll (10) and Bencb, WPQrroll (1.0. LP- Sheri (11-2). FI·RST bollotlow players, prl •andamq ccaehe&, only mananine , . - - - - - -....--------------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:"' more than Maya and 11 more ~Ma1 (8th). --- .STOP IS · MOORE'S ' ' ·•FAMOUS AIPCO Haviland Mufflers ' II• ~lOST FORDS & CHEVTS $9~!;. BARBS IIAV.II: •'h!UC- <JAU. Ill 1011· Al'fOIIIUiiDIIt lr PHIL PASTOlET ' TUNE•U.P . KIT _ 1.99 i>olnti, ROtOr. REG. VAWE lneludei: ondCond- Lookbig forward to the big hollday next month - you don't have to have a fifth to enjoy the 4th. LIQUID SIMONI! Cll· ,._:,frc • • • We know 011 ov.TWefght soi•Bm<ln who mu.rt have • generous e:tpanse occounl. • • EY DOWN - M,~nths, te» Payl · ' • '' We h a v e two telephone operators- the one at the Oon·t miss out! Buy now while stocl<s are complete! _, ' YOIII; f.llll YDIALD , I, swltihboord and the wolf who makea all his elils froin the olrift, .' ' ; ', �" ' ~ . _ Th• YOIJTH ASKED FOR ITI Tbla column Ia lor young people, their Jll<>l>loma 0!1<1 pleaa. una, their t~lea and !WI. Aa wttb the ...,. ol Helen Help USI, It weleomea laughs but ....,'t dodge a iertous question with a brulh.ol!. Send your teeoago queStions ASKED FOR IT, care o1 Helen Help US! Ibis nowapaper. THE TROUBLE WITH PARENTS, CONTINUED Dear Helen: l"'e tried 10 understand my Dod, but 1 can't take his hab- w YOtn'H itt. For example: Last.&md.ly Mom modo a pie. I had a amall piece, ao did lhe. Tho next morning, It was all IIDDill MY Dad,mado a reCrlprator reid as uBUal. 14om ntakeo cookies lor us kids. Guooa w11o eat•.them? Dad aloo mal<es a pig ol hlmool! 8! moalo, spilling llllngs, slurping .., huge bites, etc. Then bo burps ill the ·time and never excuses himself. He's geWng awftllly Ia~ What can do? - ANNOYED Dear Amoyod: Perbapa your mother ean ease fOUl' ~Dad into an Overeaters Anaoymoao Club, or to a docWr who may crack clown wllll a diet - which SJ.E must enroree. Tell her how much hla habits we :1' d ~ . I I ', ) I l I' • II' '~~•.' I I 1' ;,., i • aJilOY and worry you, and .let's hope she'll take It from lllorel ' \~ -H. ' ' DI:VOTEDTO lHTUUI' Of' ' baa outalcljlro fooieCI. · Ste has!'llll around on Dad lOY- · era! limos. Once he oauslit her. He has had a bad haart otted<, but Molhor calli hli mOdldne •;dope," and hides It, insisting lllere•a nolhlng wrong with him. Ste'a nagging him Into enolher attack, and driving ua all oot of our tree. We llllnk Dad haa grounds lor divorce. Don't :yoo?- SCARED AND WORRIED DoerS and W: II Isn't wh8! YOU think, but what your lalher thinks, lllat eounta. He'• probably too laysl w deaerla alck woman, and from ywr letter, l'dJudge11iurmolhor uaick." A longtruth...,saionwith the do- might rollllt In -e: thing more el!ectlve lllan nerve pills. - H. Daar Jlelen: Ploue settle a bot. A friend and 1 were dining wt. MY fingers ""re sticky and he pulhed my drinking glass Ia !root ofme, saying It was proper to dlplnand clean them, then dry lllem on my napkin. Is he right? - CONCERNED Dear Cm: No! Unless there ts a rtnger bowl, the only proper place to wash your banda at a restaur~ ant is in the •'Wash room. " H. ' COMPLETES TESI' Locust Grove ~rkler, a sen~ tor five year old, reglstered Guernsey cow owned by Edson Roush, Racine, has completed an olflclal DHIR actusl production record of 1.2,3.\0 pounds of ' milk and 685 pounds <i butterlat. In 305 days of h><> times a day milking, a<cordlng to T h • MEJGS.IWlON AIEo\ RICHARDS. OWEN, Plllu.stlll '., . TilE DAILY SEN'11NFL ' Ctwlt..- TUIMIIILI. £diiW fubllllled dill!)' ._.. ~ "• llr no. Y~lll;l PulllllhlfW CoiWI!Ir, ItO w.rt..ie liL, l'olnoln;ll . 01!\o, 45111. 11...... Ollie. ....... tfi-Zl~. f.diiiii'W PkiM IIJ-21$7. lliiiD - :I ·'I .'· ' 1, S.CW d.uo I ~ NW at ........ . ~ lllhutittlil ••• ''"' .... IJMlb.G.l...,..., Inc., ll r..11 fill ll, Ntll Y.-11 Cllr, ,...... Yort. I I I Woaer.....,. ,._ I • n.l~ 111 _...... ...,.... •••WM •Dlill~,.. ._-,_ ill ..,_. II s..tlMl c.lca, IPLa. !be .!ill -alit, IUO. T1!rw ~ .,U0. I)' Amerlt:an Guernsey cattle Club. ' ., .. . .... f ; • ..,., ............ ~~~~...11,$0. - -ll!o-mtUI - - ... ..... '0.. 0..•-.llo ,_ . ~; Nf.IIU.lib -lh~ N-21. ~lllllllll•ta.A IIIMcrlptllttl rrte~~ IIICMM ....., , . . . . . , A woodcock will consumE' nearly hell its wei g h t in worms in a single day. ...... .. .8,.,. . . , . .c· F, . h ·s· . , h , . ~48 Swth. :cUter · Otltt : ~atg ·t ·!. •• ~·~ Ji;[ MAJ9r.• ~:Bta,"!'lilflf ~~:. ·- ~ ~ ~,~ . . . · ..;· : ., i;. · ~ · CU;~"i1 '<hPI) · ·Seel,. . .,.h ·~ ' lor . yQI\rselt; l ' have reo ' . ' ., '. Uni~U=~tl~ ·I~ boJi,._, •,arid today qq, one boel! lOoking 100 "'u~~ at llle left ·!(WI~""". . .1"' '• w I. Pc ' GB ·lmo!io W• better !ban Lee May, fteld ffhce Instead or the ball 4<r "·.~: ·. 1, : '. ' ' · 6 I. ' . tho Cln.;~nnotf Reds' muscular litton I'm awl~" ·· .•~·: }:;;+jit,:: TI•tle.~~•co ~~ 3; ,: iii,' lltll booelnan: ,. ·~ . Alter .lut nlg!tf f!"' hliio to " ' ~IJI Aflalta • 36 113 522· 'Ilk For lhe laal coUple of di\Ya, aa,y May bonelltted ltan his ,..,., .. : . l'hiLidelpJJ!a :i2 31 ·~508 Slh May hit bOen · vtew~qr movies trip to the mOYiea. He oooked lll>ins OUt of hei mind. SW.a a. cpn. artllf;, and NOTE TO READERS: THERE Daar Helen: ARE S)'ILL A FEW SOS BUT· When my molher aeta mod, TONS LEFT. TO GET YOUR lhe lllrowo llllnga. II my Iaiiier UST AMP OUT SI'EADYING" 1111 a word w defend hlmael!, BUTTON, SEND A DIME AND A lhe - · to ldll him. Once SELF • ADDRESSED STAMPED lhe even 1J11 wt a knife. Ste ENVELOPE FOR EACH BUTTON gets mad over nothing, but tells TO: HELEN BOTTELSOSCLUB, her doctor that Dad aterto It BOX 9997, SACRAMENTO, CALall. The doctor IZQ'&lt's nenea, IF, 95823. . ' \_ " but "'' thiJik, lhe'• ' Slll!t~ ", 1 ' l' U, '• • • By lr!elen Bollel "tlli .( I !Ja~ Se~nel. Mlcldleport-Pome:;"'· .J .... 25, 1968. ·~·'"' .V., I"p, • • ' Marie'tta ,. .... I .. ' 'i :;, . t . . , ,. ciptured ' 111 itih . Lot ,liweioo ~ltarn Qido Golf AlaoeJ..-' Clnelnniatl • ~ chlmpiCIIIIhlp · durtJii the· Now York r~ltb lllliuol't~lllniaatent held~>'<" Plltoburgh . ,.,.. tbe weebiid 11 ~ldp, chicN:Q 'W' Mariet'&i ·hail 1 ~eno :~:~.rc~ettlle fore C1 ~HI 0, HIA,I& ~~ "I hope I d011't get Dr. Spocl lor G cellmor.-l d011't believe in porentol permiuiYeneu ond rm " ,.,/" Raeine Soeial Events BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRL'l The W,S.C,S. of llle MetiM>dist Church met in the sanctuary Friday evening, Juno 11. M r s. Lorene Dumas had charge ol the devot.lonals and program whlcb Included a skit ontlUed, 11 Moving ln a WorldorMassCommunlcation." Those taking part were Mrs. Dumas, Mrs. Ora Hill and Mrs. Beulah Bradlord. During the business session, plans were made to have a picnic next month. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers are at Westerv1lle attending the annua1 E.U.B. cooference. Mrs. Crls Pickens Is a surgical patient at Holzer Hospltsl. Mr. James Swart suffered a stroke Monday afternoon at hls home and was taken to Holzer Hospital by the emergency squad. His son, Kenneth, of Akron had just returned home after spend~ ing the weekend here and was called back. Mrs. Omar Bays and Mrs. Eth· el Wheeler accompanied M r s. Thorne Cottrill of 1.4gan a n d Mrs. J. E. Thoren, , Sr., or Ml.norsvlllo to Belpre S.turdey af. ternoon and attended the wed~ lnaido ' BUI Don Moyers; a House preaa ~~~ry I•Blnee out o1 tho Preaident'o ··on !I· dance, that HiunphroY must lllre· 1y turn away from the AdJI>Inlotrstlon m VI~ ~· now cOllapsed 1ft Oaf 'oo..nteN·epldlatlon from )he INn w11o preauma- , bly mull best kn<1!f hla own Pll'· pona, llllbe!'l H, Hulnpl\rey; "One doeamt ~· h.l • famll1 In orde~ iO e'ltlbUah hi• own ldontlt:l'.'' 1111;1 the VIce • It llji Into a I~ Preol- or '"Predlctlona" that 111e Wblte Heuae. Thv uk ·him In aubstlnce to would more honestly ba desorlb- 'Tho oame llunlilhrli who for abandon llle most baaie torelj!n ed as hq)es. four years hal made buatlreils <i prlncJploa or hlo career (prinjubllc O.,..clleapeoaloliately ._,. . "~e .470' 11 ean. tell yw what .U9 lZ'h Y<>l'te dolrt' """'11•:' IBid May, .408 1111-i "But !l't 1 lot better when you i , . • same series. wl)lch dr<iA>Od sarob- noar ;ihe II will be llle Redo' Culver foul line. against llle Mots' Tam Seaver ".Lee hnow where he """ to tonight. The game tomorrow hit It to get me h..,. , ltan night ends the Reds Current llrst baoe," asld BoliCh, who Is home •land. not euclly IPrinler. "Mol' couldn't hive plaeed llle ball better It he had lhrown A couple of Iocken lwayj it out there," cracked Pete Wood7 Woodward wao lnfpei!to Rooe. 1111 skin, kneecop' and elbOw, Tho Reds llrot baseman's "Just ·two pniea and I'm a game-wlMlng blow was a long .Ph,YO!cal wreck," llld Woody, towering drive to rigl>t field who 'repl,.od roguler on~· lllreM'IOl homer In llle sl>l,h ,I!>nlow 1!1<1 then drow. home Jol/n. nle Bench In lllldqf to give llle Rods a sl"ii-ftve victory over the New York Mete In the opener of' a three- the' ele~nlh · ·~ · · , uwtwtUnne~.· lnd worked Rve fuR innings be- on1s other markers in lllo llllh. foro being replaced by Spencer Meigs' aecooo Inning run came In the botlan of the sixth. InBUI Swan was safe on an gels got credit fOr llle victory. error leading oil, moved up a w~~ee, A load,off single by Ed Raer, only six hits, r.nntng olx aoo Meigs secmil baseman, sterted walking lllreo. the third Inning rally. Lennie Van Spencer, In hla two lmlngs, Meter was sate on an error and fanned fi\le and allowed one tree both ruiUlOrs scored when Spon- pass. Delanoy !aiUled nine Meigs cer dooblod. batters and gave up ooe bose on Van Meter, veteranlettflslder, also scored the wlnning run for .. 012 010 0- 4 4 0 Meigs In lllo top of tile fifth when Pkbg. 002 010 0-3 6 0 he led oil wllll • single, stole Ingels (Wp), Spencer (6) & second, moved to third on sn Swan. Delaney and Deem. ballMe'~·. than Felipe Alou o! llle Braves and 127 shy of Rose's total. The changeover froot the 1967 team was so great that only two ROCHESTER, N. Y. (tlP(l of last year's starters, lsJde The Columbus Jets' seven-game frmn Aaron, received considera.. tailapin, longest losing nosedive bJe SUDJ>Ort in the voting. of their 1968 season, abruptly catcher Joe Torre o! the leveled with pitching ace Dave 39th All-Star baseball prodUl'- Braves drew 40 votes but still Roberts at the eontrols for a te ...,re a 13-12 win over Ra- California 33 35 .485 ll)lh tlon July 9 at Houston's Aalro- ftnlshed fourth behind Grote 4.,'1 win. clbe In LIUia Sonlhern League New York 31 36 ,463 12 (113), Tom Heller o! the Los Roberts notched his olgtrth plq recently. Chlcogo 30 38 .441 13'h dome. Pete Rose, the verfAtUe Angeles Dodgers and rookie victory or the season against ~aewubehlndl2-latllle Waohlrvton 25 40 .39117 energiz-er ot the Cincinnati John Bench of the Reds, and only two losses as the Jets botliom o1 tile 1lfth and lllen came Monday's Roaulta Reds, tops the rreah new NL shorutop Gene Alley or the scored rour times in the eighth all" to tally 12 ruaa.' Detroit 14 Cleveland 3, nlgltt Jtata who have gi.Ven -the ·pme Pirates received 72 votes, inning and then went on to top Gott1J11 blto tor jhe willlera Min I Chi 0 (5 Ins. ~Ill its greatest Cace-.llttiN in serond best behind Kessinger's the New York club. were Midi~ Alb; aliomerunand Oakland 3 c;anrorn112, night history. Only ..,. NL starter, 16L The win puts Columbus Into a · ~~oo llnglos· Bob VU'Ien, a triple Tndly s Probable Pitcher Henry Aarm " of the Staub Runner up second place Ue with the Red veteran and 2 llngl~s· Bob Patterom and (All tlnlea EDT) , Alllnta Braves, hold I similar In addition to Haller and • Wings, 3\\ games behind ToleJIIJ Hubbard; oacl! two olngjes, Oeldand (Hunter 11-5) ' ot poaltlon a year ago, niuld~ Alley, the others rwme~~P do. and Llptc:OIIIII, 1Forbaa, McCoy California CEUis 4-Sl,llp.m. the firat dme 'in the 37-yeai included Rusty Staub of the Roberts, a ltrapptng Columand -llbol~ each' a single. Mlnneaota (Perry 11-3) Ill IDfllla of the game only one Houston Astros, who dreW ' 100 bus Central prodlct, yielded 10 Raclbe h!tlera weril Knllbtlng Chicago (liorlen ~7). 9 p.m. player has repeated as a votes at first base to 154 for hits and had to weather a two~ · with a triple and alnrle; Nea88 Cleveland (Siebert 11-5) Ill starter. McCoveyi Julian Javier or the run ninth..fnnlng Red Wing rally a home run, Tbolsa and Warner Waohlngton (COleman 4-7), 8:05 Rose, a right fielder who CUds, whose 26 votes at •econd to get the win. eado a double, Swe 1 triple and p.m. received the highest rwnber aC were a distant second to Helms' COlumbus returns to Jet StaJolm100 ·and irlokiiillulr eaeh 1 Boalon (CUIJ> 4-2) at Baltl· votes lor the team (236) and 182, and Toey Perez o! !he dlum tonight to open a threelingle; more (McNally 7-6), 8 p.m. who was selected for the third Reds, the hero of the 19.67 game stand with ~racuse. John . Detroit (Lollch 5-4) at New time, was Joined l!J-: two players pme, who received 60 votes lor GoJoar figures te pltch against US. ~~RY "' • York <Barller 11-2), 8 p.m. c~ lor the first time-. ' tifrd behloo santo's 218. tho Chlo!s' liloiJ Lasko M~vw: (UPO,;The touring · Weclneoda,y's Games catcher . Jerry Grote o! the New Rod S<hoooolenat or !he Tho 6-!oot-3-lnch, 18Si!OIInd 'IJnlted statao ' ·Obmlile baaketo Detroit Ill Now York, night York Meta anti ahortstop Don Garda, "ho wlU manage the NL Roberts, now 8..2, was nicked 1loll !lam ~Om~ a ·s11eep ol Boston at Baltimore, rdglit Kessinger o1 the Chicago CubsJtars will select the remalnde. for two runs in the ninttJ berore a ~n aeries Cleveland at Woohhlrlton, and another making his second of t~ 25-man squad, Including gelling plnchhltter Bob Floyd to In · .MIIIsk Monday nlrlht by night · IPPIU'Ince, second baseman the pitchers. He is under no pop to Jack Damaska at secbel1l'1l the · SOYiol National Oeklahl at Calltomia, night Tommy Helma of the Rods. obligaUon to select lllose who ond and fanning Ron Slone. ~eel~) 84-78. (mly aames achedded) Sonto Fwrth Awoarance ftnlahed secmd In the voting That left the tying run atrandThe Soviet team · ffnlahed Othera aelected for till! third al~h It Ia customary to do ed at aecmd for tho Wings. ile- In 1lle tourney with 1wo time · Include ftrat boaeman so. Plnchllltter Bill S<rlpture's dou"ctoriea, lila Soviet Jun!ora wm WWle McCovey ol lllo Sin Each NL team must be blo had pulled Rochester to .and YII&QIIavll woo MaJor Leoguo .Reaulta . Francisco Giants aJJ;I Curt represented by at least one within one run, l!lcorlng the OOu~ "1itlilllll. . By United Press liitornatlonal F1ood of tho SL Louis cu,llnals. pla,yer on the Ali...Star squad, bllng COrdou Lund. Lund's blow National LeasuO Ron Santo, the third baseman of. Those team1 not represented in had scored Frank Peters, who Pitta at s~ Louis, Wd,, rain the Cuba will be miklng his the starting lineup are Houston, singled with one ool. fourth Allo&tar _..ance. PittsbUrgh, Los Angeles end Aalde from lllat scary n!nlll, ' " Chicago 000 100 000I 6 0 Fer ~ron, It Is llle 14111 Pblladelphla. Roberts never was In serious '-J,, ' 003 000 ODx- 3 5 0 conaecutlve year In which he The NL wt11 atteoq>t to better trruble. He scattered 10 hits, Hwatoll N.f', Lamabe (8) and lfund. hla been ao hollorod. Unlike 111 20.17·1 record In llle series struck out nine and walked but ley. Dierker (7•10) and Rate- paol years, however, he was llle at the Astrodooto, which has one. Singles by Lund, losing man. LP- Nye (4-8). laot regular In 'the vOUng, been sold out for ~week~ pitcher Bill Dillman (2-5) and --barely edging Ulothor "old line" A!l>roxlmately 57 million telovi- Slone scored a llllrd-lnnlng run. (11 tontnso) WWlo Mays of tho alon viewers as well as 45,000 at Bernie &nllll'a sixth homer N.Y. 000 001 013 00- 5. 15 0 Glanto, for the third loo !Ina! the todonr stadium are OJ<pecled Ignited the big eighth. George Ctn , 000 203 000 01- 6 11 0 outlleld lj)OL to watch the game, which will ftrlas and Riehle Hebner folKoooman, Koonee (7), Short Aarm drew 109 votes In tho begin at 8:15 pm EDT. lowed with singles and John 12 Late Runs ". . . ' . • \ <' n, . "'"'': l.n wllll the !limo CUb" ' ond . ~ me tho ~ ••• pve ualht chance W win,• exclaimed Bel)l;l!. HI!Oif oend U!e· 'olloul that Pill ·Wood7 nlnp, That iaYed Ken llotwell wea on !!rat boee, and ..,. was out In top 0( llle ele_. Woodward race loohlnd doaj, made, I <11\'lns atop of . eon J....a. omesh, and while lUll on the ground, lhrow Tommy Heinl! 111 oecl>nd lor atoIoree M J C. Marlin followed wllll an 1n11:.t.l hit but Ed Charles, who had lied tho game In tbo nlnlh wtlll a base..looded alngle, out to end the lmlng. Clay Clrroll, the last of nve Red plwhero, blinked the Mets In the last two Innings to gain his first victory of the season. ~ ~:he KeMedy' a squeeze brwght ~riggs home. Elvia Jiminez• single scored Hebner. ·When llle ball squirted tbrougl> Slone In left, Kennedy made It home lor proved to be the declaive run. lnteroaH6nai League standings By United Preu lpternational (i} WLP~GB Toledo 37 28 .569 Rochester 30 28 .517 Columbus 30 28 .517 LoutJvUle 32 31 .508 Bu!!alo 32 32 .500 Richmond 30 33 .476 Jacksonville 29 34 .460 Syracuse 28 34 •452 Moo:lay's Results Columbus 4 Rochester 3 Syracuse 9 Louisville 2 count doWft for onjo~rneot 0 KINO EDWARD 10 GO 7:.N:·o:la:n:..•:ta:rled~~f:or:...th:e_~;;;;;;;;;:~~;;* EXTRA CASH for summer? Roberts Proves Stopper · Syracuse Gets Ml•• error, and got IMino on a passed ball. Parkersburg's Rick Delaney, a strong righthander, limited Ro!1e Ton NL Vote- Getter . am I •· o ' pcgoec~ to ai..O load Reider's choice, and scored on a Meigs to 1allowed total o! only lour lb. Meigs tile tq>jumped of llleoff second When It sacrlllce lly. hits. Ingels Parkorsburr ocorod without a hit and led 3-0 going Into llle bottom oflllothird. Parkersburg, howeVer, ,..,.. ages tWo runs on two hits, a wslk and a sacriOce In the boUom o! that Inning to cut the margin to 3-2. Bolli teams ScOred lllelr ·Leo Clrdo..., ~~~~~ .1 ~·Chi.. aee- .ll!o · ~ ~~=r~~; 1\hllllthy l!imi~" l ~l b ,.. R.a' ·'r kers b...u·.rg· B. eaten .4. to 3. ., f :Jlh 31;, 4 !lh 4 7 ~h Richmond at Toledo, pos'!pOned, tornado warnings. (Only games scheduled) Tomorrow morning just give us a cell or stop in. Get the money quickly to clean up debts, take a vacation arul relax. Our thrifty budget loan plan may be just the answer for you now. Have less to pay out and more for youroelf. CITY LOAN a Savings Co. Phone 992-2171 125 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY,O. • u.r-me . PlCKA . ·:....THAT LASTS . pla,ye~, bart. Mro. Don Neaoe left Tueoday to 8!tend the wedding of her 11011, David. Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Smllll and Jell of DII,)'!Dn were visitors !luJda.y ol Mro. Harry Ha,yman. Mr, and Mrl. Harry Curlls spent llle weekend at Lorain, Ohio with lllalr- Mr.andMra. Sam COrllo and 91e Anne. Mrs. AlbeJ'! !I!II 11118!1! aweel< In Columbua wllh Mr. and Mro. Waid Foster and chD-. She was aeeompanled homo by Cheryl and John Dean Foster wl1o will vial! three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frando Morrlo open! a day to Galllpollo m buolness and visited her alster, Mrs. Eolher COmstock. FULL 4·PLY NYLON CORD , '•500 9 of hla!oel( at. tJie pllte taken ,$93 9'h earber tbta' il!onlh during a aor;IS$ 10 leo w)Ut the St Louis c.rdlmls, I Mrs. BellS Martoch and 11011 Billy returned w their home a1 Oneida, Ky. MoncloJ after apendlng a week wllh her perenta, Mr. and Mrs. F~ Cadle. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Roberta of Gallipolis spent an evening with hla molher, Mrs. Franoes Roberta. ),[las Rulli Ellis and Howard Blngmen <i COlumbus w e r • guests Soturdi\Y <i Homer and Edllll Ha,yman. Recent gueeto or Mrs. Elllel Wheeler were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Poulin of Lancaster. lllr. Willie Sayre <i Cleveland 11 Yiaitlng h1a aistera, M r s. Grace Krider and Mrs. Ida 91D- and SAVEl • 1 ~'Re'!"'la Houa~ . • Je~les, cuse. Buy now ;~3 ' pARKERSBURG - Tho Meigs American Legion baseball team ed&ed Parlleraburg Monday Ifternoon 4.,'1 hero to remain W>underi\ir.l42. · . · llle ftret p.m. Clnclonatl (Culver ;.7), 8:05 beaten saason. MarU\ita wio IWerded The this Meigo club now Is at l.nnual Ervloiji Tr!Pielt MemorJsJ Les Angelel (Ooteen 6-9) Ill t-0-1, with the tie a 3.;1 deadTros>l\r. The Iormor Jackooa Son Francisco (Sodecl<l 7:8), 11 lock against Marietta on June Jlll.yer, I tourlia!hentioartlelpant p.m. 17. . fOr 15 YAl"Bi)VIIkllledtriaplane Chicago CNlekro 6--5) at Righthinders John Ingels and <!'l&h In Vllibln,qounty ·about two llouaton (CUellar 4.,'1), 9:30 p.m. Tom S!>Oncer shored mwnd du=monlhs ago. The rotatlag tr"'hy Pltlaburglt (Blau 4-2> at SL .Hes for Meigs In lt.s !rlumph ov. annually "' lhe team Louis (Gibson 11-5), 9 p.m. or Parkersburg. Ingels slarted " Wedneada,y's Games Wmbtra <i llle Gallipolis en. PhiladelPhia Ill Atlanta, rdglit try tloelr scores: Ray Clark, . New York at Clncl-1, rdglit t4[ .Jobn Sll!nn, 148; Ron Ellis, Chicago Los Angeles It San Francisco r 1,11; VIc llapr,I52;Jinl O'Brien, at Housten, night 159; Gene Wrlgh~ 182andGeorga' Pittsburgh at St. Louis, rdglit NEW YORk (UPO- N<lbcley Pcpa, 162.. American League can accuse the National League W, L. Pet GB All Stars o! standing paL Detroit 45 26 .1134 ... Despite a record or rive cooCleveland 38 34 .528 71h sec:utite vtctortes the National Mlimesota 36 33 .522 8 League, perhaps f~M ol COJnoo Baltimore 34 32 ,515 IP/2 placency, will present rirtuaUy Ookland 35 33 .515 IPh a new cast or characters In the · Syraeuae produead alate rally Boston 33 3a .500 9lh ding ol sara Beth Covey and Lar· ry Johnson at Belpre Methodist Church. After the reception Oil re1uro1ng home thojl were evenIng guests at the home <i Mr•. J. E. Thoren, Sr. Mr. and &jra. Gerald Silllpson I<Mlk lllolr children, Glemlo and Shirley to Bedford, Ohio to spend a week at church camp. Mra. cora Webb opent·!lmday with bor """ Dr. and Mrs. James Webb 8nd family, Columbus, and her sister, Mrs. Alberto Nolhstlne, Groveport. Mr. and Mrs. ArlhurHendrlekl and children, DeAm, Debra, Dana Darla and Dave of COmmer~e City,' COlorado are Yl'sltlng Mr. and Mrs. MattHendrld<a and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross, Lynn and Ra,y, of COlumbus spent the weekend with Mrs, Howard Nelgler and oilier relstlves. Shirley Nelgler returned home after spending a week In Columbus. &md.ly afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle and family were Mrs. Elmer Proffitt a n d daughters, Mra. Berlhl Delhi and Mrs. Jean Bradford, andtbelr gueeto In the eveolng - e Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ha,yman or Syra- sli • recOrd totel Hwslon u-• · , ....,sy, waa "'cbnd wllll 908.. . Cln 6 )f. Y. 5, lllms., nlgltt wao third willl 910, t Chi. I, rdglit l.liOIIIIIOIIa·fourtii 'llth919. Otliero PlttJ at St. Louis, p.P<L, rain )t=,llorder of ftn!oh """"' C8m(Only games ocheduled) _ , 926; ChiWeolhe, 938; Tndly's Probable Pll<hers . oter, 912;" HocklQB HUla; . (All Tlmeo EDT) . ttl and Fllrgreeno, 1050. Philadelphia (L. Jack11011 11-7) - Wlll!olr Clmbrldge, at Alllnla CReed 74), 8:05p.m. : <tliotured mldalltlhoriors wllll 2- Now York CSeavar 5-.1) at · · :.·'§16 , . 'olrOkea;· Defending ChamfiOn • 3S 3t 311, 3a . ·35 '31 35 31 ' 28 41 , (9) and · Ritchie (6), KelaoGrote. (7), Nolan, Abernathy (9), · '• Clrroll (10) and Bencb, WPQrroll (1.0. LP- Sheri (11-2). FI·RST bollotlow players, prl •andamq ccaehe&, only mananine , . - - - - - -....--------------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:"' more than Maya and 11 more ~Ma1 (8th). --- .STOP IS · MOORE'S ' ' ·•FAMOUS AIPCO Haviland Mufflers ' II• ~lOST FORDS & CHEVTS $9~!;. BARBS IIAV.II: •'h!UC- <JAU. Ill 1011· Al'fOIIIUiiDIIt lr PHIL PASTOlET ' TUNE•U.P . KIT _ 1.99 i>olnti, ROtOr. REG. VAWE lneludei: ondCond- Lookbig forward to the big hollday next month - you don't have to have a fifth to enjoy the 4th. LIQUID SIMONI! Cll· ,._:,frc • • • We know 011 ov.TWefght soi•Bm<ln who mu.rt have • generous e:tpanse occounl. • • EY DOWN - M,~nths, te» Payl · ' • '' We h a v e two telephone operators- the one at the Oon·t miss out! Buy now while stocl<s are complete! _, ' YOIII; f.llll YDIALD , I, swltihboord and the wolf who makea all his elils froin the olrift, .' ' ; ', �The il cowitr7 ' ' ie 'In .~r "'· or .., Sauce Had , ·Glass ·Says Defendant PI'. PLEASANT Ellella Florelice Baker M<lndl1ouedlbt G. C. MUrplo' Co.!or~,SOOdam­ ageo on grounds the defenc!aril served the i>lalntllf a piece or glaas In the sauce of a botdos. TilE MIDLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COIIIIIIIIY wUI construct a new 20-stor:y home office building in Columbus lt was announced today by Walter M. Grueser, Pomeroy. field representative. The $7.5 million highrlse omce b.iildi..: wiU be constructed at 250 East Brood Street, on open lond Immediately In front of the Company's present building, which It has occupied since 1946. The Company requires more space for present needs · a!Yl future expansion, Mr. Grueser pointed out Completion ls e::q>ected Ln 1970. The company was fouOOed in Columbus Ln 1906 and has been represented in Pomeroy by Mr. Grueser since 1958. Autos Collide Near Lakin PI', PLEASANT - Two per- ty jail were Clarence Hatcher, ICXlB were treated and released 67, Martinsburg, W. Va.; Floyd at Pleasant Valley Hospital for iDjurles received in a two ve~ hicle accident MondaJ' morning oo Rt. 62 at Lakin. The driver or one vehicle, Thomas Oldaker, 34, and his wlte, Maxine, 32, of Letart, suffered minor injuries when thelr ear and a vehicle driven by Harry Goodnlte, 43, of Pt. Pleasant eolllded. Goodnite, drivlng a vehicle Oli'Red by !.akin state Hospital, was crossing the · highway from Sacondary 8 at l.aldn and thwght he could make it across t h e hipway, but was struck by the Oldaker car. Arrests recorded at the Three Couples ' eoun~ NOW PAINT OVER . .,'lAMP SURFACIS . 1 Win Divorces l"f, PLEASANT - Three divorces were granted by the Ma- Circuit COurt. : · · Joann Kinnard was granted • divorce from Clyde Earl Kin1011 COUnty nard and tbl! mother was awarded the custody of their Infant . daughter and the father was given cua!Dcly of their Infant eon. The molhl!r was awarded $35 per month for the ehlld. In the divorce action of Doro111)' Mae Patter8011 va. Franklin J. Patter8011, the platotllr wao granted a divorce and awarded custody of their Infant child. The defendant was ordered to pay $50 per month s_.t. -rt " wHh NEW • 100'1 LAT.aX •• • SPRED lOUSE PAINT . Dtitl In .20 milluttt Dvtf bw-Bvg frMI . .......... Gh'll.......... .. .......... --. .... • /t ...... .... I Ha,yes, 29, Pl. Pleasant, and John Bush, 35, Pt. Pleeaant, were all charged with lntuxlcatlon and Nardie Crowder, 70. Pt. Pleesant, charged with driving while Intoxicated; Holloy R. Patterson, 25, COttageville, permitting unllceneed per8011 to drive and intoxication; Delores J. Pyatt, 26 GOillpolla Ferry, drivIng without license and driving while Intoxicated; Adolph Hamibal, 61, Charleaton, and Artie K, Burgoss, 59, Charleston, both charged with Intoxication. ·--..·- ' ' ........, liNG MI~POitT, Q. Lenora Ruth Flowers wa• granted a divorce from John E. Flowers and she was awarded the custody of their child and $60 per month support. Study of Japan w, •....irauz4!1QII . · could earn llvinp If FABRICS iii "I• a lie - -a bil, .!at, oelreervlng lie which !boy .'WIIIIe!l the ..,n.olr people of :America This was me of tour eases filed In the olllce of the circuit kOell telllnl thomaelvas." : calselo .ur&\1(1 •the ..,_,~, min lb en«i!u-ajle •liPP!rt lor ' irovornmeill li>. piVir. . . lolt.lt.iona ·' clerk Monda!'. In the ..hotdog easel" Estella Florence Bal<er stateo In bar complaint thai she wea aerved a hotdog at the Murplo' lunch coun- Jury Out' ' " ~· . . • Gullll' ' •, Mra. .Be111 Cline, ....... llfi', W&rrl!l and Bruee and. Jeff Tncoo lad Ron- ter w1lich contained glass and as a result of biting Into the glass she suffered patn to her moutll, lost a tooth that was broken by the foreign object, and sul!in'ed much mental anguish from thinking she may have swallowed some ofthegiass. ~ The plaintiff Is $2,500 with lntereat ~ colla from the defendant and aska a l u r Y trial. Another civil sctlon Ia aeyled Owen Litchfield and Ethel Lltchfield vs. Donald Joseph, <lla 011toms Hesearch, Parker~!. The aettoo concerns lui obil' aatory note with !lie r plaintiff demanding Judiment ~ the defendant In the sum ot $762 for breach of contract and $5,- On Darst · . 000 as damages, plus interest PT. PLEASANT - The jury took an overnight break In the' trial of State of West Vlrslnla va. MUes llllro~ Mason COunty C<maervotlon Omeer, which began Monday in Mason County> Clr• cult Court. Darst was recently Indicted by the grand Jury, charged with bnndlahing a deadly weapon and Orl..: Into a tractor driven by c. C. Stone, Pt. Pleasant. Darst pled I11110Cenl to the lndf<otment. The state of Rhode Island 18 Island and Providence Plantations. S. Barnett, Mary A. Divers, F, R. Fauver. Romle Bailes, wor.. B00110 C -~ he ~ ount,y "'~ 1 ~te case ia beiDB presented by Prosecut. Greene, Is the result of a proin- lng Atto;ney s. D. Llttlepiie. hsory note with tho p!alntlf! de- During the day the 12 jurors mandlng Judiment agatolll the cit- heard testimony fr!DII ftve state fondant In tho amront of $316.45 witness•• and 17 defenee witand costs. . nesses. The case went to the In the action, James Lee jury at 5:20 p.m. Greene VI, WU!Iam E. McCoy, The lUl'f deliberated uatll 6 the plalnUl! Is seeking judpnent p.m. and had failed to reach 1 . apiut .tlie defendant in tbe sum verdict sa ·was: dlamln8d ..mu ..,. of $643.32. 9:30 a.m. today when to contlooe deliberations, is Jurors serving on the cue ~ ' I • ~ Tup~n F. Pyles, Uoyd Keister, John , , Plaib. Soeiety News 2-.Hour Ill' ~ li;VEJ..YN BRICKLES Yr. :and Mrs. WOmer Rice _attendacl tho Vnlted . Melhodlat Conference ·at t..balds Wbere Yr. Rice waa ·a.delepte. Tho qvo united charebea of ~ra Plalna .llldapOollckper at tho llbi Friday evtl!lllr. ftev. ~ac:k YOWV bad a - DRY QEANING SERVICE (UPON REQUEST) Ou• Uaoal Good Cleonl119 Robinson's Cleaners ,_,, I ;:-•• IIIHfiuB • 992-$421 '• Shown 'in Slides gfdsa <m the nllllon of Japau were shown and a first baed ...,rt of thai Allan country wao made by Well Virginia Conferonce $Jperlntaldent Rev. Harry Ecl<elo of Buekhamoo In Heilhto Ullited Mlthodlll church llloodoJ evenlnr. Mrs. Robert Crulllll, WSCS prt'laident, bas announced meat. ing of the ooelel;r'a, .....Uve commlttae for Tueadi.Y ot 8 p.m. .Lex/;;JM , are John Slyre, Sr. , feremant Ireta Nowlin, Marie Deal, Sandy PT. PLEASANT - Funeral service for Mrs. Jessie McCoy Cleek, 85, of 2108 Madison AV~>­ nue, were held today at the Cha_p. man-WUcoxen Mortuary with the Reo. 0. H. carder officiating. Burial tollowed i.n Suncrest cemetery. Mrs. Cleek died Sw!day alternoon at the home ot a daughter, Mr.. Freeda Lutton of Pl. Pleesant. Other survivors include &rJoo other daughter, Mrs. Beulah Reed of Oxtord, Michigan; one sister, Mrs. Bess Rayburn, Pl. Pleasant'; 11 grandchildren and 17 PI', PLEASANT - !(r, 11il> lite , .and KfL Geiqe Strlcil- land ot EuaiU, Fla., were~ lUI Ill of llr, 11M! •llrL Jolm /ob bqh. . .ifr. ·and Mrs. Roml~ !ltD and clau8hW' of . lv~·,eelltd 111 ~~ ea..a :l(ra.,- . ,, . ,..COlli SJ!ndiQ'. ·, Ur~ 'Ne!MI l'(Mthormaa a>- lilnilid . hl8b aehool eCIIDJJIInee- You can have the only matched set of bedding constructed. in accord- · ance with the specifications of the Posture Committee of the American Chi Association to maintain re. mental A1llilll ,..._herllll!heir _.., . G~11 ·'lila .... !If lbo ~a. · · Chester use ar• .~!IL~·~ to ,_VI an r., cream apclil at ~ ~ ~·- chi~ - w•...._ II' ' •• '' .~ 1,283 in our area·havs graduBttJd to flamiJiess electric heat. .... .the lito houH JIUII' ifi Thiipi'es- . To qualify as a chronometer, ldtlit'• ~ i!lembe' lor ihoir a SwiBs wateb must not lose three seconds a blip 'IWo .... _....••barllo• ....... Lola 11M' .or. pln l2 seconds. ·I ·I '. Now Nationwide GualiiRtees Renewal on Homeowners'ID8Umace•. .- many u. ·........... · '~· -·~ AliUied ~ad Don't let roar home bea clrqHoutllt'a- loC! old (nor ti Jtlllo ,_.II ID ~toflannl•• lllclrlchNtlnt. Now, for the first time in the insurance industry, Nationwide Insurance will guarantee ren~wal of Homeowners' insurance for five years. Ask me about it. iropractic ljJ top~ 10 ID Ill~ IINIIna'.... - •• .. THE SPRIN6WALL caoss· ., PRODVC~ 'uppdjt f89ts . MCI!pc. = ~~HnSiZtSet ........... .. : ........ ,';, ,, . . . ::~ ..• . : •na s;u Set . ................ ~- •.... :, . . . . . . •• . • • . . ' o I • . .95 ', .. , ~ 4'>, ·and lconornr ol . . . . . . ciHnllntu llld pott'ed -•!1111; l'l1inlmum lllllri18ntinct; and low-colt T h o - -· )'OIIIItoP on tontaht hal w .much to do wtth how J!Ou ,_. tomonow. Soo.- ond sttop ' !>fl· 1hf !Pri,P.H .. Chlroprlotle. "· • •· ·· ~ provldta cloap t10om contour llld botoncod tor ell · aroao of lflo bodJ, mlnlmtl qltftlon ffllm 01 "'"""' "' aiMplqr port,.... buoytnt 111rfoeo CGmfort and ' odtptablllty to "'"""' of varylna wollhl ond b/liiy typo. Matti'HI or bollspriftlln twin or lull lilt . .• ..... ., the YAII SAVE 20% to . ~O% .' 11181 about anytblilg :JIIII mlgbt want In lpi{IJI and summer piece IOGdL ----·- Held For Mrs. Oeek THE GHEAT DAMES of Hem- visor, Catherine ColweU, recentTHE PORTLAND Beaverettes lock Grove 4-11 Club met at the ly accordlog to Debbie Garnes, met at the Portland Church with Hemlock Grove Grange Hall ac- news reporte.r. Other achrisors Included catherine nine member a in attendance. Jane cording to Patti Well, news re.. preseni Allen pve a demonatrltlon on porter. Advisors attending were Mitchell, Bernice Garnes and how to start a lire for a cook- Ann Lamber~ Evelyn Well and Mrs. Adria Wilcox. Mrs. WDcOJC showed newmemout. Cindy Fitch was In charge Florence Well. 11ers scm.e nert trl~k• in sewing. ot the recreation. Mrs. Ruth :EbThe project lesson was on sew· orahach, advisor, provided the i..:. Jlllllce Easbnan gave a dem- The first year clothing members refrealunenta, according to onotratlon on lower!~ the waia>- showed their sewing boxes. TamTawnya Cozart, news reporter. line. ~erry lAmbert was in my Smith was in chargeotr8cre-charge of recreaUoo of ooflball. atlon of Kickball, Tag and BaseTilE CHESTER FAllM boys Janice EastmanandBarboraWell ball. met at the home of RIIJ>h, Lester were reaponsl.ble tor the retresh-FRIDAY THE MEIGS COUNTY 4-H Betand C&rl Parker recently with ments. MIDDLEPORT WOMEN'S 'ter Livestock Guerneey Jersey Cbrlstlm Tempe~ee IJnloo. advisors, Reid Young and CharClub met at the home of Linlb THE SNOWVILLE 4-H Club met potluck c11mer a1 the berne ot lea Frecker In attendance. ReHoUon recently with Donald MJ'a. Bet1;)o Cline, ' lludiOO St., ports ware glvon by Roger Chan- at the home of Karla and Linda Klddloport, a1 a p.m., Friday. ey on gardening and Alan Holter Beal on June 7th with advisors, Mora, advisor, assisting. The lfemboro to btlng a CC>Yered I&VB • rePOrt on field crops. Mrs. Fred Slllnley and Mrs. Nor- club is planning a skating party. Relph Parker was In charge of man Wood, accbrdlngto Florence Rnger Neese gave a report on dish. recreation of tag according to Meeks. news reporter. Stevie Picking your Animal. Mark Mora Rick Hollon, news reporter. Mrs. Stool told how he took care of Ids demonstrated how to strike a match. Roma Nease was In charge Puneroy were SUnday gueata of Roy Parker, mother of the host rabbits. Sue Wond gave a report of recreation o( ."I've Got Your her olater, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald members, served refreshments. on Oower arrangements. Kimber- Number... Mrs. Edison Hollon ly Stevers and Florence Meeks Violet Mr and Mr lJ AT THE BUSINESS part of were in charge of retrestunents. served refreshments to the 11111 group, according to Linda Hollon, ' a. 0)'11 Dean their meeUng held at the home of 1011, no-, of ~lakewood spent news reporter. a few day a herlo with 110r slater Mrs. Blakeslee on June 3rd, the THE MOTHERS TEEN Helpers Mra. Maxine Chapman. WhU~ members of Pomeroy Bend SeD- met on JWIO 6th at the h<llle of hereitweotloned In Kentucky lor 4-H Club watched a series advisor, MaraaretWeber,asslstW Mr 11M! Mrs. Til ,;_ ~ :~~s emltled "FamUy Pre- ed by Elsie Sutherland. The pr<>Perrlif · ' iiiii WnOta· tor Natural Emergen- " JO<I leo son was·on breakfast and Mr. ..id Mrs. cirl · BarmW cleo" which were shown by the valuable foods. Ellen Rice gave and dlu&hter, Ruth Am, Mr. and health and aafel;r ofllciers of the a demonstratlooonmuffine,SherMrL James stout ·liM! daughter dub, Debbie Hunnel and Becky ry Hayes gave demonstrations on Comle Kl,yo, Mr. lad Mrs. Char: Triplett. The club members al- ~ eus and prepare them and lea Botzlqf and daughter, Ber· so diacussed plane for an all Selecting Yoor Fabric." Shernlet Hoffmaa all attended t h e do1 picnic at canters cave 4-H ry Hayes was in charge ofrecreChrlaey • Young reunloo at LaJ>. Camp for June 12. atlon of Buzz and Flz. Ellen Rice <aster Fairgrounds a recent sua. Following the business mee>- and Sherry Hayes .served the day. lrw were refreshments, served demonstration (oods aceordlngto Mr. ard Mra. Jessie Smith by Carol Hargraves, and a game Terrie Miller, news reporter. and Mra. Lea Whitemln of Torch 'I1IE RUTLAND 4-H E>plorers were Bunda1 IUBail of Mr. and met at the home ollldvisor, VerMra. Charlo• Betztng. · lied Friday with Mr. and Mrs. non Weber. The group planned Denzel Cleland. The two Mr. their Clllllj)ing trip and started Clelands called oo Mr. and Mr;. work on bird houses and feeders. J, .S. DaYis, Tuppers Plains. Refreshments were served by • Richard Koblentz 11M! P a t t y Jerry Coleman, aecordlngtollal· . Koblentz spent Friday in COhun- las Weber, news reporter. Ill' CLARICE ALLEN bua. The lAdles Awdll8ry of t h e THE SALEM CENTER Girls Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy Yls·Cho,ter vOlunteer Fire Depart. 4-11 Club ' met It the home of lidlled Sunday In McCollllelsvUie 'l llnt mot reeenUy at ~ fire with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk, ~ '!ill! ' .l'nildent Dorotll)' Mark and Dean. ' . ' ~ pm,idiJW., Minutes of the MrL Hobart Newell and Sheila prevloua !n'eetbvllldlltttreuur- 1pent a week In Columbea with or'a report wo,.. i...d by BeU,y relatives. N....it. illune,.. ·presBIUdllld Richard. Frost of Mlchlflln Ia jllld. Thli alnilli•r,V ·recenUy purvlalljqr hla parenta, Mr. and chaoed ~ ·dcil:ea chalr4. 11M! a MrL ,ivWia Frost and B ill I o """ doop &,Her llr b,t the . of!iclaUy known as Rhode Darst was represented in court thy Pearson, Irish ll Flesher by Attorney P. W, Hendrlcka of' and Paul Fitzgerald. and costs. The c•ae of Peoples Bank of Pt. Pleasant va. George J L. Service ,.. : .'• '" q' rwllon. I ~rtcftrilllllll$ ... blid"*ir 1ft low - I aponlllotl. Singer Silos & Service 992-22U POMEROY lllc:can; • .lllilltful . 11S W. SECOND 01110· �The il cowitr7 ' ' ie 'In .~r "'· or .., Sauce Had , ·Glass ·Says Defendant PI'. PLEASANT Ellella Florelice Baker M<lndl1ouedlbt G. C. MUrplo' Co.!or~,SOOdam­ ageo on grounds the defenc!aril served the i>lalntllf a piece or glaas In the sauce of a botdos. TilE MIDLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COIIIIIIIIY wUI construct a new 20-stor:y home office building in Columbus lt was announced today by Walter M. Grueser, Pomeroy. field representative. The $7.5 million highrlse omce b.iildi..: wiU be constructed at 250 East Brood Street, on open lond Immediately In front of the Company's present building, which It has occupied since 1946. The Company requires more space for present needs · a!Yl future expansion, Mr. Grueser pointed out Completion ls e::q>ected Ln 1970. The company was fouOOed in Columbus Ln 1906 and has been represented in Pomeroy by Mr. Grueser since 1958. Autos Collide Near Lakin PI', PLEASANT - Two per- ty jail were Clarence Hatcher, ICXlB were treated and released 67, Martinsburg, W. Va.; Floyd at Pleasant Valley Hospital for iDjurles received in a two ve~ hicle accident MondaJ' morning oo Rt. 62 at Lakin. The driver or one vehicle, Thomas Oldaker, 34, and his wlte, Maxine, 32, of Letart, suffered minor injuries when thelr ear and a vehicle driven by Harry Goodnlte, 43, of Pt. Pleasant eolllded. Goodnite, drivlng a vehicle Oli'Red by !.akin state Hospital, was crossing the · highway from Sacondary 8 at l.aldn and thwght he could make it across t h e hipway, but was struck by the Oldaker car. Arrests recorded at the Three Couples ' eoun~ NOW PAINT OVER . .,'lAMP SURFACIS . 1 Win Divorces l"f, PLEASANT - Three divorces were granted by the Ma- Circuit COurt. : · · Joann Kinnard was granted • divorce from Clyde Earl Kin1011 COUnty nard and tbl! mother was awarded the custody of their Infant . daughter and the father was given cua!Dcly of their Infant eon. The molhl!r was awarded $35 per month for the ehlld. In the divorce action of Doro111)' Mae Patter8011 va. Franklin J. Patter8011, the platotllr wao granted a divorce and awarded custody of their Infant child. The defendant was ordered to pay $50 per month s_.t. -rt " wHh NEW • 100'1 LAT.aX •• • SPRED lOUSE PAINT . Dtitl In .20 milluttt Dvtf bw-Bvg frMI . .......... Gh'll.......... .. .......... --. .... • /t ...... .... I Ha,yes, 29, Pl. Pleasant, and John Bush, 35, Pt. Pleeaant, were all charged with lntuxlcatlon and Nardie Crowder, 70. Pt. Pleesant, charged with driving while Intoxicated; Holloy R. Patterson, 25, COttageville, permitting unllceneed per8011 to drive and intoxication; Delores J. Pyatt, 26 GOillpolla Ferry, drivIng without license and driving while Intoxicated; Adolph Hamibal, 61, Charleaton, and Artie K, Burgoss, 59, Charleston, both charged with Intoxication. ·--..·- ' ' ........, liNG MI~POitT, Q. Lenora Ruth Flowers wa• granted a divorce from John E. Flowers and she was awarded the custody of their child and $60 per month support. Study of Japan w, •....irauz4!1QII . · could earn llvinp If FABRICS iii "I• a lie - -a bil, .!at, oelreervlng lie which !boy .'WIIIIe!l the ..,n.olr people of :America This was me of tour eases filed In the olllce of the circuit kOell telllnl thomaelvas." : calselo .ur&\1(1 •the ..,_,~, min lb en«i!u-ajle •liPP!rt lor ' irovornmeill li>. piVir. . . lolt.lt.iona ·' clerk Monda!'. In the ..hotdog easel" Estella Florence Bal<er stateo In bar complaint thai she wea aerved a hotdog at the Murplo' lunch coun- Jury Out' ' " ~· . . • Gullll' ' •, Mra. .Be111 Cline, ....... llfi', W&rrl!l and Bruee and. Jeff Tncoo lad Ron- ter w1lich contained glass and as a result of biting Into the glass she suffered patn to her moutll, lost a tooth that was broken by the foreign object, and sul!in'ed much mental anguish from thinking she may have swallowed some ofthegiass. ~ The plaintiff Is $2,500 with lntereat ~ colla from the defendant and aska a l u r Y trial. Another civil sctlon Ia aeyled Owen Litchfield and Ethel Lltchfield vs. Donald Joseph, <lla 011toms Hesearch, Parker~!. The aettoo concerns lui obil' aatory note with !lie r plaintiff demanding Judiment ~ the defendant In the sum ot $762 for breach of contract and $5,- On Darst · . 000 as damages, plus interest PT. PLEASANT - The jury took an overnight break In the' trial of State of West Vlrslnla va. MUes llllro~ Mason COunty C<maervotlon Omeer, which began Monday in Mason County> Clr• cult Court. Darst was recently Indicted by the grand Jury, charged with bnndlahing a deadly weapon and Orl..: Into a tractor driven by c. C. Stone, Pt. Pleasant. Darst pled I11110Cenl to the lndf<otment. The state of Rhode Island 18 Island and Providence Plantations. S. Barnett, Mary A. Divers, F, R. Fauver. Romle Bailes, wor.. B00110 C -~ he ~ ount,y "'~ 1 ~te case ia beiDB presented by Prosecut. Greene, Is the result of a proin- lng Atto;ney s. D. Llttlepiie. hsory note with tho p!alntlf! de- During the day the 12 jurors mandlng Judiment agatolll the cit- heard testimony fr!DII ftve state fondant In tho amront of $316.45 witness•• and 17 defenee witand costs. . nesses. The case went to the In the action, James Lee jury at 5:20 p.m. Greene VI, WU!Iam E. McCoy, The lUl'f deliberated uatll 6 the plalnUl! Is seeking judpnent p.m. and had failed to reach 1 . apiut .tlie defendant in tbe sum verdict sa ·was: dlamln8d ..mu ..,. of $643.32. 9:30 a.m. today when to contlooe deliberations, is Jurors serving on the cue ~ ' I • ~ Tup~n F. Pyles, Uoyd Keister, John , , Plaib. Soeiety News 2-.Hour Ill' ~ li;VEJ..YN BRICKLES Yr. :and Mrs. WOmer Rice _attendacl tho Vnlted . Melhodlat Conference ·at t..balds Wbere Yr. Rice waa ·a.delepte. Tho qvo united charebea of ~ra Plalna .llldapOollckper at tho llbi Friday evtl!lllr. ftev. ~ac:k YOWV bad a - DRY QEANING SERVICE (UPON REQUEST) Ou• Uaoal Good Cleonl119 Robinson's Cleaners ,_,, I ;:-•• IIIHfiuB • 992-$421 '• Shown 'in Slides gfdsa <m the nllllon of Japau were shown and a first baed ...,rt of thai Allan country wao made by Well Virginia Conferonce $Jperlntaldent Rev. Harry Ecl<elo of Buekhamoo In Heilhto Ullited Mlthodlll church llloodoJ evenlnr. Mrs. Robert Crulllll, WSCS prt'laident, bas announced meat. ing of the ooelel;r'a, .....Uve commlttae for Tueadi.Y ot 8 p.m. .Lex/;;JM , are John Slyre, Sr. , feremant Ireta Nowlin, Marie Deal, Sandy PT. PLEASANT - Funeral service for Mrs. Jessie McCoy Cleek, 85, of 2108 Madison AV~>­ nue, were held today at the Cha_p. man-WUcoxen Mortuary with the Reo. 0. H. carder officiating. Burial tollowed i.n Suncrest cemetery. Mrs. Cleek died Sw!day alternoon at the home ot a daughter, Mr.. Freeda Lutton of Pl. Pleesant. Other survivors include &rJoo other daughter, Mrs. Beulah Reed of Oxtord, Michigan; one sister, Mrs. Bess Rayburn, Pl. Pleasant'; 11 grandchildren and 17 PI', PLEASANT - !(r, 11il> lite , .and KfL Geiqe Strlcil- land ot EuaiU, Fla., were~ lUI Ill of llr, 11M! •llrL Jolm /ob bqh. . .ifr. ·and Mrs. Roml~ !ltD and clau8hW' of . lv~·,eelltd 111 ~~ ea..a :l(ra.,- . ,, . ,..COlli SJ!ndiQ'. ·, Ur~ 'Ne!MI l'(Mthormaa a>- lilnilid . hl8b aehool eCIIDJJIInee- You can have the only matched set of bedding constructed. in accord- · ance with the specifications of the Posture Committee of the American Chi Association to maintain re. mental A1llilll ,..._herllll!heir _.., . G~11 ·'lila .... !If lbo ~a. · · Chester use ar• .~!IL~·~ to ,_VI an r., cream apclil at ~ ~ ~·- chi~ - w•...._ II' ' •• '' .~ 1,283 in our area·havs graduBttJd to flamiJiess electric heat. .... .the lito houH JIUII' ifi Thiipi'es- . To qualify as a chronometer, ldtlit'• ~ i!lembe' lor ihoir a SwiBs wateb must not lose three seconds a blip 'IWo .... _....••barllo• ....... Lola 11M' .or. pln l2 seconds. ·I ·I '. Now Nationwide GualiiRtees Renewal on Homeowners'ID8Umace•. .- many u. ·........... · '~· -·~ AliUied ~ad Don't let roar home bea clrqHoutllt'a- loC! old (nor ti Jtlllo ,_.II ID ~toflannl•• lllclrlchNtlnt. Now, for the first time in the insurance industry, Nationwide Insurance will guarantee ren~wal of Homeowners' insurance for five years. Ask me about it. iropractic ljJ top~ 10 ID Ill~ IINIIna'.... - •• .. THE SPRIN6WALL caoss· ., PRODVC~ 'uppdjt f89ts . MCI!pc. = ~~HnSiZtSet ........... .. : ........ ,';, ,, . . . ::~ ..• . : •na s;u Set . ................ ~- •.... :, . . . . . . •• . • • . . ' o I • . .95 ', .. , ~ 4'>, ·and lconornr ol . . . . . . ciHnllntu llld pott'ed -•!1111; l'l1inlmum lllllri18ntinct; and low-colt T h o - -· )'OIIIItoP on tontaht hal w .much to do wtth how J!Ou ,_. tomonow. Soo.- ond sttop ' !>fl· 1hf !Pri,P.H .. Chlroprlotle. "· • •· ·· ~ provldta cloap t10om contour llld botoncod tor ell · aroao of lflo bodJ, mlnlmtl qltftlon ffllm 01 "'"""' "' aiMplqr port,.... buoytnt 111rfoeo CGmfort and ' odtptablllty to "'"""' of varylna wollhl ond b/liiy typo. Matti'HI or bollspriftlln twin or lull lilt . .• ..... ., the YAII SAVE 20% to . ~O% .' 11181 about anytblilg :JIIII mlgbt want In lpi{IJI and summer piece IOGdL ----·- Held For Mrs. Oeek THE GHEAT DAMES of Hem- visor, Catherine ColweU, recentTHE PORTLAND Beaverettes lock Grove 4-11 Club met at the ly accordlog to Debbie Garnes, met at the Portland Church with Hemlock Grove Grange Hall ac- news reporte.r. Other achrisors Included catherine nine member a in attendance. Jane cording to Patti Well, news re.. preseni Allen pve a demonatrltlon on porter. Advisors attending were Mitchell, Bernice Garnes and how to start a lire for a cook- Ann Lamber~ Evelyn Well and Mrs. Adria Wilcox. Mrs. WDcOJC showed newmemout. Cindy Fitch was In charge Florence Well. 11ers scm.e nert trl~k• in sewing. ot the recreation. Mrs. Ruth :EbThe project lesson was on sew· orahach, advisor, provided the i..:. Jlllllce Easbnan gave a dem- The first year clothing members refrealunenta, according to onotratlon on lower!~ the waia>- showed their sewing boxes. TamTawnya Cozart, news reporter. line. ~erry lAmbert was in my Smith was in chargeotr8cre-charge of recreaUoo of ooflball. atlon of Kickball, Tag and BaseTilE CHESTER FAllM boys Janice EastmanandBarboraWell ball. met at the home of RIIJ>h, Lester were reaponsl.ble tor the retresh-FRIDAY THE MEIGS COUNTY 4-H Betand C&rl Parker recently with ments. MIDDLEPORT WOMEN'S 'ter Livestock Guerneey Jersey Cbrlstlm Tempe~ee IJnloo. advisors, Reid Young and CharClub met at the home of Linlb THE SNOWVILLE 4-H Club met potluck c11mer a1 the berne ot lea Frecker In attendance. ReHoUon recently with Donald MJ'a. Bet1;)o Cline, ' lludiOO St., ports ware glvon by Roger Chan- at the home of Karla and Linda Klddloport, a1 a p.m., Friday. ey on gardening and Alan Holter Beal on June 7th with advisors, Mora, advisor, assisting. The lfemboro to btlng a CC>Yered I&VB • rePOrt on field crops. Mrs. Fred Slllnley and Mrs. Nor- club is planning a skating party. Relph Parker was In charge of man Wood, accbrdlngto Florence Rnger Neese gave a report on dish. recreation of tag according to Meeks. news reporter. Stevie Picking your Animal. Mark Mora Rick Hollon, news reporter. Mrs. Stool told how he took care of Ids demonstrated how to strike a match. Roma Nease was In charge Puneroy were SUnday gueata of Roy Parker, mother of the host rabbits. Sue Wond gave a report of recreation o( ."I've Got Your her olater, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald members, served refreshments. on Oower arrangements. Kimber- Number... Mrs. Edison Hollon ly Stevers and Florence Meeks Violet Mr and Mr lJ AT THE BUSINESS part of were in charge of retrestunents. served refreshments to the 11111 group, according to Linda Hollon, ' a. 0)'11 Dean their meeUng held at the home of 1011, no-, of ~lakewood spent news reporter. a few day a herlo with 110r slater Mrs. Blakeslee on June 3rd, the THE MOTHERS TEEN Helpers Mra. Maxine Chapman. WhU~ members of Pomeroy Bend SeD- met on JWIO 6th at the h<llle of hereitweotloned In Kentucky lor 4-H Club watched a series advisor, MaraaretWeber,asslstW Mr 11M! Mrs. Til ,;_ ~ :~~s emltled "FamUy Pre- ed by Elsie Sutherland. The pr<>Perrlif · ' iiiii WnOta· tor Natural Emergen- " JO<I leo son was·on breakfast and Mr. ..id Mrs. cirl · BarmW cleo" which were shown by the valuable foods. Ellen Rice gave and dlu&hter, Ruth Am, Mr. and health and aafel;r ofllciers of the a demonstratlooonmuffine,SherMrL James stout ·liM! daughter dub, Debbie Hunnel and Becky ry Hayes gave demonstrations on Comle Kl,yo, Mr. lad Mrs. Char: Triplett. The club members al- ~ eus and prepare them and lea Botzlqf and daughter, Ber· so diacussed plane for an all Selecting Yoor Fabric." Shernlet Hoffmaa all attended t h e do1 picnic at canters cave 4-H ry Hayes was in charge ofrecreChrlaey • Young reunloo at LaJ>. Camp for June 12. atlon of Buzz and Flz. Ellen Rice <aster Fairgrounds a recent sua. Following the business mee>- and Sherry Hayes .served the day. lrw were refreshments, served demonstration (oods aceordlngto Mr. ard Mra. Jessie Smith by Carol Hargraves, and a game Terrie Miller, news reporter. and Mra. Lea Whitemln of Torch 'I1IE RUTLAND 4-H E>plorers were Bunda1 IUBail of Mr. and met at the home ollldvisor, VerMra. Charlo• Betztng. · lied Friday with Mr. and Mrs. non Weber. The group planned Denzel Cleland. The two Mr. their Clllllj)ing trip and started Clelands called oo Mr. and Mr;. work on bird houses and feeders. J, .S. DaYis, Tuppers Plains. Refreshments were served by • Richard Koblentz 11M! P a t t y Jerry Coleman, aecordlngtollal· . Koblentz spent Friday in COhun- las Weber, news reporter. Ill' CLARICE ALLEN bua. The lAdles Awdll8ry of t h e THE SALEM CENTER Girls Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy Yls·Cho,ter vOlunteer Fire Depart. 4-11 Club ' met It the home of lidlled Sunday In McCollllelsvUie 'l llnt mot reeenUy at ~ fire with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk, ~ '!ill! ' .l'nildent Dorotll)' Mark and Dean. ' . ' ~ pm,idiJW., Minutes of the MrL Hobart Newell and Sheila prevloua !n'eetbvllldlltttreuur- 1pent a week In Columbea with or'a report wo,.. i...d by BeU,y relatives. N....it. illune,.. ·presBIUdllld Richard. Frost of Mlchlflln Ia jllld. Thli alnilli•r,V ·recenUy purvlalljqr hla parenta, Mr. and chaoed ~ ·dcil:ea chalr4. 11M! a MrL ,ivWia Frost and B ill I o """ doop &,Her llr b,t the . of!iclaUy known as Rhode Darst was represented in court thy Pearson, Irish ll Flesher by Attorney P. W, Hendrlcka of' and Paul Fitzgerald. and costs. The c•ae of Peoples Bank of Pt. Pleasant va. George J L. Service ,.. : .'• '" q' rwllon. I ~rtcftrilllllll$ ... blid"*ir 1ft low - I aponlllotl. Singer Silos & Service 992-22U POMEROY lllc:can; • .lllilltful . 11S W. SECOND 01110· �2SIGNS . Of QUALITY 1963 CORV AIR MONZ A.•. , ••• ., , , , , , •• f395 Vinyl lnt, bueket seats, auto. trans., ndlo, heater, aew tires, white finish with good black tq>. 1962 CHEV. IMPALA • , • , ........ ~ ..... $1095 S. Spt. HT Cpe., loeal owoor, gold ftnlsh, bucket seal, V-8 erwine, automatic trans.., P.S., P.B., new whtte wall tlrea, sharp clean car. 1965 CIIEV. 2 TON . . .. ............. ~495 ' ForSale. i 825 x 20 - 10 ply tires, 2-opeed rear axle, 292 cu. in. 6 cyl eng., extra cloon and scild. Has 12 ft. insulated..., body with rear and side doors. . Pome..Oy Motor Co. OPEN &VIS. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Notte. THERE will be a prayer llllllt- Help Wantecl 66 CHEV. Cbavelle - 4 dr. • dan v.. auto. radio and Miler, tl595.00. 16 Chev. - I dr. ledan 1 cyL auto. IWI !1495.00, 66 GTO 2 dr. biniIDp f apeed $1395.00, 14 Cor· valr Monsa -15115.00, M Qev. Impala SlaUon Wqon 011 211, auto. $13115.110, 611 Chev. 1mpala super oports 40t ell. tn. engine, auto. PS It PB, R • ~ Black with red Interior fl11115.· 00, 611 Chev. 2 Nova super sports, f cyl. auto. IWI, while, the rnd Interior eatro clean, $1195.00. liS Falrtane, 6 aulD. radio & healer MIS.OO, 11 Chev. 6 cyl. std. tstS.IO. 52 GMC Pickup, good IINI, extra nice $195.00. fl Honda ..,torcycle, 450 series, f'1911.11 • Many more Uled cm to c:hoose from. Hart's Used Cars, New Haven, W. Va., phone 882-2'113. I-2Uio @) Public Sale CONTEMPORARY WALNOT AUCTION - Saturday, June Stereo: Beautiful walnut cob19, at 10:00 a.m., 2 miles Antiquity on Tuesday, June lnet, was Door derru!DIIralor, west of Alfred, 6 mn.. 25, 7:30 p.m. with Pastor Ken kpeed. dual volume eontrnl; west of Tuppen Plains, leave hltheat ltdellty,, rndlo. · 'Poy Denington who baa 'Ten MlnState Route 18t at Auetlon EXPERT utea with the Open Bible' on monthly paymenls of $1 or signs. I bave sold my farm, Wheel Alignment radio station WMOV at 9:110 $7110. II-2UI~ so will sell the lollowing: a.m. m3te t.JVEm'OOK - s stock 00111 S PC. CHERRY bedroom suite wlth calves; 3-Ist es1l heifREVIVAL NOW in progrea at In good eondltlon. 1 olot cW: ers (Holstein); I Hmford dressers. one a chest on chest Ash St. Fr!e WiD Baptist ' BuD; 60 Heavy hens. FARM • Church In Middleport held by type. CaD MII-S821. ~n~ EQUIPMENT - '11114 ChevRev. John Mayhew !rom W. rolet plclmp In excellent mnVa. 11-U.Ute MODERN I ROOM house and dlllon; Oliver '70' tractor, eulbath, lurnlebad, run ~ tlvalllr; 11166 A.C. Ray eondl· men!, 1\ acre ground, gmgP TERMITES SWARMING? Uoner; Case Rake and 'fell. They are re-prllductlves, not wltb one room atructure, ~ e.M-301p dar; 12A John Deere Comyour worker mlony . Fr!e fn.. mile from Junellon 53 a"d ~, bine; A.C. 1-bam! crop MANUFACTURER'S SALE, spectlons and Information on phone IIIIUI2'1. II-2Uic RHI 1!st1te For S1le sprayer; Oliver Manure farm and home white lata crawl space dangers. No Spreader; Cultlpad<er, Dlol< house and barn pablt, 1'0(. O'BRIEN AND CROW salesman, low overbead, 50 AKC Golden Retriever popple9, • harrow; uow mrn planter, $5.49 gaBon, sale price $Uf REALTY OOMPANY per eent savings, A111ed Pest 514 Aah St., Middleport. 91121-row corn picker; !2 fl. Ross a gaUon. King Botlders SopSYRACUSE - 1II story !ramo, Control. Pomeroy, Ohio. Mt!. 11-23-tfe Elevator, Oliver DrDI; Traeply Co., Middleport, Ohio. 1912 bedrooms; bath, pari basePhone 992-5869 evenings. lor grass seeder, Wagon m 1741. 11-11-!Jie ment, lot 10011110, $3,500.00. ll-24-30tp 1964 IIONDA 90. good eondl· Rubber; Hammer M111, COm lion. No reasonable offer re· MIDDLEPORT - One - tbiM sheller; 3-unlt Surge Mllken, 70,000 BTU gas circulator and level ground, 5 r o o.m WILL DO SOiling at home !liSed. Robert Raclne, acre mmplete; 3 water tsnks, Meseveral smaller htaters; sev· houae, 2 bedrooms, bath, .,_ zippers, pockets. pegl!lnll. phone 94N811. II-2Uie Collough ebaln ssw; 3-hole eral nlce carpets, chairs, tabmenl. In good eondltlon. hemming, alterations. etc. bog feeder, run woven wire; les, bar stools, TV set, hand $'7,500.00. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Maaon, TWO BEDROO~ home. bath For lent Chains, garden tools. ApProX· mower, chest of drawers, NICE COTTAIJE ON RlVI!:R Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc full basement, garage: Twolmately !00 bu. mrn, 1000 girl's bicycle, shoe skates, me3 rooms, 2 large ICI'MIIed I"URNlSHED apartment, t 11 o year..td home In Syracuse. " bales hay, 500 bales straw. tal utiUI)· table. See at 304 porches, fireplace, good baJ: bedrooms, M>ldleport. Phone HAPPY !lOUR, Sheuang Springs Phone !192-2421. 5-18-30le HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQHamilton St., Middleport. $3,850.110 fft.38'14. 11-t-tfe Nile Club, 5 ID I p.m. MonUES Frigidaire refrigeraPhone 992-5321. ll-25-3tc day thru Friday. Ladles nlgllt FULLY EQUIPPED recreation HENRY CLELAND tor. Gas range, kllchen eablevery Friday. u.tfc 6 ROOMS AND BATH, 1'10 MuJ. cenler In Ractne; 4 pool .taOfflee ..... nel, Dinette Set, Dining room GRAVELY TRACTOR, ~Inch berry Ave., Pomeroy. Ombles, ping pong table, J1 o p Rei. 1ft •• llllite, Beds, dressers, vanity. mower, cultivator and plow, tact Roae ~n, phone cooler, etc. Alao ktory brlek ~ Wanted To Buy chest of drawers. 2-four .pos- electric starter. Phone Ills. 20411 after ~ p.m. Phone 1Ift. • Ule bloek bulldln& on Srd. . A HORSE BETWEDl M and 53 ter beds, antique dresser, 2252. 6-»-61< 14111. ~· picture frames, trunb, lot . ,•• phooe t'n-2916. ~~-~ of books (many antiques), EIGIIT ROOM HOIJSE, two alton center. Three apart. APPUANCE HOSPITAL - Ali' ANTIQUES, fumiture, dlsbel. A'!TRACTIVE MODERN 3-room Seeretary, cedar ebest, 21" bslhl, on the river, $11,000. furnished apartment, ldeaDy ments on second noor, t w o thorlzed Brill• and Stratton milcellaneous. Mrs. Howard t<eeping Meigs Admiral T.V., typewriter, Phone 9112-21127 between 8 a. located near Pomeroy bullfurniShed. Separate garage • and Lawn Buy, parts and Cecil, 800 W. Main st., PomoEmpire gas heater, 12 guage m. and 5 p.m. 11-25-121< ..,. section. Phone ~. laundry room with apartment servtees; repair Tecumseh my. 1.z5.Ue Gallio ond shot gun, 32 special Marlln on seoond Door. Apartment and· Kohler engines and all "lf.tfc rifle, gun rack, lots of dish- TEAM OF BAY horses, 3 and Mason Area partly furniShed. Also IIJlll'small appliances, Tblrd St., HelpWa~ es, cooking ulenBIIs, and JDis. 6 year old, good workers, ate one story wOoden business Mason, W. Va., John M. RollFURNISHED GARAGE apart. Informed .As MAN - experienced lD groeery cellaneous Items. LIDich eerwelgbt 1400 lbs. eaeb; also, . ment on Llneoln mn. Ulllltles buDding and vaeant lot. All aen. 11-1~ retaU. Ability to 'WOrk u ved by the ladles of Alfred one year old colt. 'ftleodore paid; adults only. Phone . . fumllun! lllcluded, aD units Well As · manager. Good opportunity Methodi!l Chureh. C. E. RADIO & TV repair, reasonPullins, Racine. Phone 9193189. ..11-tfc rtDied with good Income. ConW<JOclyard, Owner, MeCoy'o !193. for bustier. Apply In piii'IQII able prices. Antenna & Boos11-21-iltp tact Joe Britt at ·ReereaUon Entertained Auellon Service; I. 0. 'Mae' only at Racine Fui-Valu Mkt. FURNISHED APARTME!ft', 4 ter service. John Harrison, c.nter, or caD 9Q.WI3. McCoy, Auctioneer, Olesler; KEEP your carpels beautllul Asl: for Lynn Hart. II-2Wt< 701 Broadway St., Middleport, rooms and bath. Phone & 11-12-lfc 0, Lloyd Dillinger, Appren39'15; Iller 5 ph<me IIIS-25'/1. despite eonstant footsteps ol Ohio. Phone 992-2522, &MOte open BABY SITI'ER 1D Uve In Q). tice. Shade. 0. Due to clreum. nenlngs. 11-11-tfe a buay famlly. Get Blue Lus- BLACK RASAIERRIES, Roy . repair lumbliS, • week and 100111 stanOO. beyond our eontrol tre. Rent eleetrlc abampooer Pr<>ffitl, Portland, 141-SQS. smtce. an~- WY sand board. No bouaeiiOI'k. No- CLEAN, FOUR rooms and bath, the cattle formerly advertla$1. Baler Furniture. 11-24-6tp ..!l-Ute CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF'' 2114. The Fabrle lllloP. POIIIeU Herrmann. Rutland ed In this sale wnt not be breeding IMII'VIee. Leland ftlll'. !umlshed apartment, 114\!o Aut.borbed' Singer 81111!!1 St., Middleport, . . . . sold. ll-23-31e HAY IN the field, on Hysell Parker, Pomeroy residence Mulberry. Phone 99UII88. II-IMtfc and Serviee. We Shartlen RHI Estate For Sale llft.Z214 or call alation '!'Up. 11-Z.Uc Run Road. Phone 742-5113 Of· ~S-29-tfc AUCTION - 11:00 A.M. Sal, pen! PlaiDs fll'l-3111. It 30ic ler 6 p.m. 11-25-31p June 29, 18111. 'l1!e unclerslgnMale Help Wanted TRAILER. Brown's TraDer CIOAQTTE vencllns machines ed, hnlng sold bor J»>IPEEly SIX ROOM brick, three bedC. BRADFORD NEED CASH? SeD f8IDOWI Park, Minersville. Phone 912' and aervtce. ABC Enlerprlllel. AUCI'JC)NBER and moving out of alate, will Knapp Aerotred sboel. JI'Ull or 33:11. II-Z-61c room home, prage and base"·w v Phone -,..._.., .... seD the following at Auctloo. eo.,Iete 8mlee ...,...,, • 1 · part time. mg11 mmmilslonl, ment, Fourth st., New Hnen. OEO. IIOBSI'I!'I'I'E BMw Wrlle, ,...e or Coatod ...UC 'l1!e sate wiD be held at the plus honlJS, Complete line ll1r Pllone 11112-2871 New Hlvell. MIDDLI!POBT IWIIAL S ()Ill IIndier. residence nell to BtadburY men and lf01111!<1, Equ1pmenl ..Z-4tc Public Sale Grade Sebool, Bradbury, Ohio. Bae!Dt. Olde ~-. balb, storm doon, l"wur1nee furnlahed free. Wrlle lo (lor. AUCTION Friday, JIIIH! • ., windows, celler, level lot. I 1 tfc Two Pe. Living Rm. Sidle; AUTOMOBILE JniUI'ance bMt don Rae, District Sales Mjr., FIVE ROOM houae, lot. Happy POIIBIIOY - Native jlloDe 12:11 p.m. Near Mt. a-an Wing Baek Chair; Antique oancelled? Lost oli0\'8135M Darbyshire Dr., ColumHollow Road. Contact Roy wueboule, 211B3, two Ileal, AIR CONDITIONING Refrlgerstand; Lampa and Slanda; or't license? esn bus, Ohio, Zip 43221. 11-ZWI< llnlreh. '"' mllel norlll of Ellis, RuUand. 11-25-'tc Slate RAiule 7 at 'Five Polnta. CODvtllleotly located. Roeter !Tilt Back); StraiCbl allon seavi!ll. Jaek't (FoDow auellon IIIJDII I em POMEROY - 5 1001111, baUt, eratllltl, New Haven. )lone Cha1ro; M!lgll. Bedroom SUite. For Sale or Trade leaving the State, 10 wlb aell IIIWI'It. 4 1 tfc G.E. Refrlgntor; Frl&ldaJre SEWING MACHJNI!:S. We have fuD buemenl, tpii'IIP, ~ 1960 CHEVROLET Impala !or the followinC: Aimol1 D t II Eieetrle SIDve; Utlllty Cablwhat we adverUse and we ern boUt, paneiJng two 1001111. sale or trade for truc1t of Homko 'I'Uler, Lawnboy pcmr IIBADY - MIX ooocreta dellY· neta (S); Broom and Rue are at your service. New • l'ar1lll lll•a• equal value. CaD lleodsvllle ered rlgbt to JOUI' projed. Csblnels; Iron Sldllet: (ld. Models SEWJIOR IDUeb and 'HilLEN lid VDIIliL TIW'ORD - · Unloo Pbllco mas~. lmlp II" T.V., S Racllol, I Sewing Jng Utensils and Dlslles; Fut and eaay, Pne etll- · ztg Zag, straight I Alloddl A • . Macblnes, Kllehen Cloek, V• Chrome Dinette Set, I OWn; maln. Pbolle IIMIII, Ooeles. Iii choice of eabinell, 818)1 - · '*II IllS CIIEVBOLET CbeYy 2 eaam a-per, lkup ooflee 1124 Carpet by Leo; , . . leln Ready • M1K Co., MJddle. ao IOIIlO used maeblnes. We · (f) 14 lie Wagon, 11111 Mustaq VI, S. mUer, Eleelrle grlnder, amaD port, Ohio. • • lfc phone stand; IID8Iter !bod; also do repair Wlll'k. lokDanspeed: FlniiiCing naDable. good hand tools, prPorcelain Top Table; Bedle! Sewing Machine Bbop, 24f1 BY OWNER - WU! tab house Pllone IIIUM7 Iller 5 p.m. tlen 1.- and lprlDtler. post room Healer; DreiiiOf and Mooroe Ave., Point Pleaaanl, traller for par1 paymenl; ..,.. 11-IJ.IIe hole 418ger, • automatic rlVanity; a..st of Ora-.; 4 w. va. Phone 6'1$-31111. ~ Lovely three bedroom modne, PI plstd, JUII nek. pole Pc. Pilcher and Bowl Set ern borne In SyraCUJe, ·wan book lhelf, 11111, folding and female Help Wanted (Nice); Bedding and llup: 9 ROOM IIOI!SE, 1~ llllbl, to wan carpellng, biB ldtcllen. LAUNDRAMAT A'l'l'ENDANT odd elllln, . . . . . . dlllloo, Bamboo stand; I, I, I, 011. buement, gmge with two new on furnace, lol124 • 111 - JI'Ull or parttlme, good cookware. Cllllllll gooda and Stone Jars; !land TooiJ; !KII. $'1,500. Racine, Phone , . ema larp loll; 111111 lebool. jelly. bedding llld fillEy Mi k, houri and pay, Equal oppcrceno Lawn MOW«; Val rna. f41-Ute CaD IIU400. f41.1Jtc llmlty employer. Send re&. rugs, jan and fneler boa~, · Lawn Chain; White 'Rollry cldldrell'• loyl, antique ...... Elee1rlc Sewing Maclllne; 4 ROOM HOUS£. large enclol- . . ume to 11o1 116111, c-o 'l1le grinder, mlmr and pldare DaDy Sentinel, PO!IIei'01, . ed froo1 porch, balb, waab Buslneu Servl• Two School Seatl; Trunks • Ohio. ..... framel, flsbJng llcl<le, Beqle Boob; Garden Tools; DrapholiSe, cellar, coal bouae and I!:LECTROLUX SALES and HI'• rabbti...llof, lot of lumber, 12 • eries; Pair Metal Honea; garage on large lot. AY& Gil· vice: Sweepm, rug wubm 1a11etf·lheetl of metal """· Heater. AUCf. NtYI'E: 'ftJII key, HarrlaonvDJe, 70.. and pollaberl. Genotne porta. Forhnt lng, mlscellaneou8 Items. NWtc: Call 9112-3711G. HS-Uc furniture 11 aeeptlonal nice TWO FURNISHI!:D oparlmeldl, Lunch avaOable. W. C. &pen. and Is clean and weD ared MaiiOII City, phone 773-5147. ef!l'. Owner. McCoy's Auellon for. TERMB: Cub. Not Re11-1'* .' Servlee, I. 0 . 'Mac• McCoy, lpCIIII1IIe for aCX!Idenll. 11-21-81< IIRADPOHD AUCTION COM. PLBN'I'Y of apace for ano lriJI. Auctioneer. . PAMY, e. e. Bradf«d, AaoOf with an factlltles. In Syra~:A. e. ~md, a. .,... CsD IIIMIOI, ..JI.Ifc ForS•I• nqer. Bl8nld: Mn. Edhh A. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ~ miniature, $'75 and up. Stud sert'lee and grooming. P'For Sale tiUHJ, II s tic YOU CAN 111111 me 11o or mon on alumlmnn boatl. Call tiSI-I CAN MILK cooler, 12 milk 1147 caDI, 1112 Renault ear. l'hoiH! ?G-ille. 11-INtc ~. in8 at the Baptist (,1rurcll In CARRia WANTED Pomeroy Route. lnhsiness Section •• M-"PLI!: S'l'ERI!:O, l!;arly Atn. erlcan stereo, radio• 'ooiuhfn.. atlon, WJ>eed changer, solid stste Instant on radio. l'aY· rnonts of 18 or $!18.22. For home demon!lraUm, e~~U 9!123218. ~!3~tc 5.55 CARRIER WANRD IN MIDDLEPORT --- , I Middleport, o. .. ~r:,ne~";: ;·: .•' ~~~~'$.~ ' ··. ~ ' 'WalnStocl HiM* 3Liahtwln 9li Sportwln $chwaml Mart~t . rr 1!66/..J ·Hoeki!!SJ~J2hio I . He~, wait .minute! a J'II(IQ:- presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY IRING .. NEW UFE TO . AT CARPETING 7:50 A.M. 12· NOON 3 P.M. I ' SUBS AND. IIIRftCB '. INFORMAnON NEWS mn. ' Mlnltl' WMPO CONTAa FAYE MANL£Y ·.~· "!. YOUR '"'" .. "~"' ...,.., "' ~- CIII.... I. JOt' OWfl Mtllllr VIII · _,1J'III!II OMthOII. No 1111111. No .... u. Nil till .... •• __ . ,.,., Nil ' . ..::.':".L:';:1..e . ....... .....,. _ UTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ._,... lllltllt It, • _PI IINr -L-VIU:I ltiiW ...~: ~MD ~· -~4:~0 P:M. ::t~F\lSF~~- ., m can HOBSTETTER REALTY e. 'lelrlg· ' ' .f' ': I , ltbaabeeneat'la~at,ed that there are 2A'II(I laD- Fl-. atllcl>- ) "*· on . ..... or....... . · " .' guagea -M::ken 'bnne worlil . =·~~ UD~~.~~' 1,1100 laDtuli~ ~ •!10b6 by Amerbli IJidiiD lrlbei:, Tba World ~anec botU .that there are oldy 14 Jan. guaps with 110 mlDIGD or more • ~tl: Cblileu, Enllltb, ,HIDdUIIIDI, .Rua· sian, Spanhb, ~ Japan,., Arable,~ Uncloliillanl, l"nncb, o.il· " gall, ~se ,- lliiUIII•. •nd Urdli'. ... ." . . . ' ...... .. ' . . ~ -~ . ~ I . ; , ~ 1 .)' • ': . ' ·~ I ' f• • • •. "' I, • ' . ·,, ,· '· ,. ; '. .,· : I' f '; . •, ,I I ' ' : . ) HI/oM ...MAY 'Mi. IF' 1 MCNE CLOSER, 'THEY'L.L START LOOK!~' AT THESE TIFS.' �2SIGNS . Of QUALITY 1963 CORV AIR MONZ A.•. , ••• ., , , , , , •• f395 Vinyl lnt, bueket seats, auto. trans., ndlo, heater, aew tires, white finish with good black tq>. 1962 CHEV. IMPALA • , • , ........ ~ ..... $1095 S. Spt. HT Cpe., loeal owoor, gold ftnlsh, bucket seal, V-8 erwine, automatic trans.., P.S., P.B., new whtte wall tlrea, sharp clean car. 1965 CIIEV. 2 TON . . .. ............. ~495 ' ForSale. i 825 x 20 - 10 ply tires, 2-opeed rear axle, 292 cu. in. 6 cyl eng., extra cloon and scild. Has 12 ft. insulated..., body with rear and side doors. . Pome..Oy Motor Co. OPEN &VIS. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Notte. THERE will be a prayer llllllt- Help Wantecl 66 CHEV. Cbavelle - 4 dr. • dan v.. auto. radio and Miler, tl595.00. 16 Chev. - I dr. ledan 1 cyL auto. IWI !1495.00, 66 GTO 2 dr. biniIDp f apeed $1395.00, 14 Cor· valr Monsa -15115.00, M Qev. Impala SlaUon Wqon 011 211, auto. $13115.110, 611 Chev. 1mpala super oports 40t ell. tn. engine, auto. PS It PB, R • ~ Black with red Interior fl11115.· 00, 611 Chev. 2 Nova super sports, f cyl. auto. IWI, while, the rnd Interior eatro clean, $1195.00. liS Falrtane, 6 aulD. radio & healer MIS.OO, 11 Chev. 6 cyl. std. tstS.IO. 52 GMC Pickup, good IINI, extra nice $195.00. fl Honda ..,torcycle, 450 series, f'1911.11 • Many more Uled cm to c:hoose from. Hart's Used Cars, New Haven, W. Va., phone 882-2'113. I-2Uio @) Public Sale CONTEMPORARY WALNOT AUCTION - Saturday, June Stereo: Beautiful walnut cob19, at 10:00 a.m., 2 miles Antiquity on Tuesday, June lnet, was Door derru!DIIralor, west of Alfred, 6 mn.. 25, 7:30 p.m. with Pastor Ken kpeed. dual volume eontrnl; west of Tuppen Plains, leave hltheat ltdellty,, rndlo. · 'Poy Denington who baa 'Ten MlnState Route 18t at Auetlon EXPERT utea with the Open Bible' on monthly paymenls of $1 or signs. I bave sold my farm, Wheel Alignment radio station WMOV at 9:110 $7110. II-2UI~ so will sell the lollowing: a.m. m3te t.JVEm'OOK - s stock 00111 S PC. CHERRY bedroom suite wlth calves; 3-Ist es1l heifREVIVAL NOW in progrea at In good eondltlon. 1 olot cW: ers (Holstein); I Hmford dressers. one a chest on chest Ash St. Fr!e WiD Baptist ' BuD; 60 Heavy hens. FARM • Church In Middleport held by type. CaD MII-S821. ~n~ EQUIPMENT - '11114 ChevRev. John Mayhew !rom W. rolet plclmp In excellent mnVa. 11-U.Ute MODERN I ROOM house and dlllon; Oliver '70' tractor, eulbath, lurnlebad, run ~ tlvalllr; 11166 A.C. Ray eondl· men!, 1\ acre ground, gmgP TERMITES SWARMING? Uoner; Case Rake and 'fell. They are re-prllductlves, not wltb one room atructure, ~ e.M-301p dar; 12A John Deere Comyour worker mlony . Fr!e fn.. mile from Junellon 53 a"d ~, bine; A.C. 1-bam! crop MANUFACTURER'S SALE, spectlons and Information on phone IIIIUI2'1. II-2Uic RHI 1!st1te For S1le sprayer; Oliver Manure farm and home white lata crawl space dangers. No Spreader; Cultlpad<er, Dlol< house and barn pablt, 1'0(. O'BRIEN AND CROW salesman, low overbead, 50 AKC Golden Retriever popple9, • harrow; uow mrn planter, $5.49 gaBon, sale price $Uf REALTY OOMPANY per eent savings, A111ed Pest 514 Aah St., Middleport. 91121-row corn picker; !2 fl. Ross a gaUon. King Botlders SopSYRACUSE - 1II story !ramo, Control. Pomeroy, Ohio. Mt!. 11-23-tfe Elevator, Oliver DrDI; Traeply Co., Middleport, Ohio. 1912 bedrooms; bath, pari basePhone 992-5869 evenings. lor grass seeder, Wagon m 1741. 11-11-!Jie ment, lot 10011110, $3,500.00. ll-24-30tp 1964 IIONDA 90. good eondl· Rubber; Hammer M111, COm lion. No reasonable offer re· MIDDLEPORT - One - tbiM sheller; 3-unlt Surge Mllken, 70,000 BTU gas circulator and level ground, 5 r o o.m WILL DO SOiling at home !liSed. Robert Raclne, acre mmplete; 3 water tsnks, Meseveral smaller htaters; sev· houae, 2 bedrooms, bath, .,_ zippers, pockets. pegl!lnll. phone 94N811. II-2Uie Collough ebaln ssw; 3-hole eral nlce carpets, chairs, tabmenl. In good eondltlon. hemming, alterations. etc. bog feeder, run woven wire; les, bar stools, TV set, hand $'7,500.00. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Maaon, TWO BEDROO~ home. bath For lent Chains, garden tools. ApProX· mower, chest of drawers, NICE COTTAIJE ON RlVI!:R Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc full basement, garage: Twolmately !00 bu. mrn, 1000 girl's bicycle, shoe skates, me3 rooms, 2 large ICI'MIIed I"URNlSHED apartment, t 11 o year..td home In Syracuse. " bales hay, 500 bales straw. tal utiUI)· table. See at 304 porches, fireplace, good baJ: bedrooms, M>ldleport. Phone HAPPY !lOUR, Sheuang Springs Phone !192-2421. 5-18-30le HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQHamilton St., Middleport. $3,850.110 fft.38'14. 11-t-tfe Nile Club, 5 ID I p.m. MonUES Frigidaire refrigeraPhone 992-5321. ll-25-3tc day thru Friday. Ladles nlgllt FULLY EQUIPPED recreation HENRY CLELAND tor. Gas range, kllchen eablevery Friday. u.tfc 6 ROOMS AND BATH, 1'10 MuJ. cenler In Ractne; 4 pool .taOfflee ..... nel, Dinette Set, Dining room GRAVELY TRACTOR, ~Inch berry Ave., Pomeroy. Ombles, ping pong table, J1 o p Rei. 1ft •• llllite, Beds, dressers, vanity. mower, cultivator and plow, tact Roae ~n, phone cooler, etc. Alao ktory brlek ~ Wanted To Buy chest of drawers. 2-four .pos- electric starter. Phone Ills. 20411 after ~ p.m. Phone 1Ift. • Ule bloek bulldln& on Srd. . A HORSE BETWEDl M and 53 ter beds, antique dresser, 2252. 6-»-61< 14111. ~· picture frames, trunb, lot . ,•• phooe t'n-2916. ~~-~ of books (many antiques), EIGIIT ROOM HOIJSE, two alton center. Three apart. APPUANCE HOSPITAL - Ali' ANTIQUES, fumiture, dlsbel. A'!TRACTIVE MODERN 3-room Seeretary, cedar ebest, 21" bslhl, on the river, $11,000. furnished apartment, ldeaDy ments on second noor, t w o thorlzed Brill• and Stratton milcellaneous. Mrs. Howard t<eeping Meigs Admiral T.V., typewriter, Phone 9112-21127 between 8 a. located near Pomeroy bullfurniShed. Separate garage • and Lawn Buy, parts and Cecil, 800 W. Main st., PomoEmpire gas heater, 12 guage m. and 5 p.m. 11-25-121< ..,. section. Phone ~. laundry room with apartment servtees; repair Tecumseh my. 1.z5.Ue Gallio ond shot gun, 32 special Marlln on seoond Door. Apartment and· Kohler engines and all "lf.tfc rifle, gun rack, lots of dish- TEAM OF BAY horses, 3 and Mason Area partly furniShed. Also IIJlll'small appliances, Tblrd St., HelpWa~ es, cooking ulenBIIs, and JDis. 6 year old, good workers, ate one story wOoden business Mason, W. Va., John M. RollFURNISHED GARAGE apart. Informed .As MAN - experienced lD groeery cellaneous Items. LIDich eerwelgbt 1400 lbs. eaeb; also, . ment on Llneoln mn. Ulllltles buDding and vaeant lot. All aen. 11-1~ retaU. Ability to 'WOrk u ved by the ladles of Alfred one year old colt. 'ftleodore paid; adults only. Phone . . fumllun! lllcluded, aD units Well As · manager. Good opportunity Methodi!l Chureh. C. E. RADIO & TV repair, reasonPullins, Racine. Phone 9193189. ..11-tfc rtDied with good Income. ConW<JOclyard, Owner, MeCoy'o !193. for bustier. Apply In piii'IQII able prices. Antenna & Boos11-21-iltp tact Joe Britt at ·ReereaUon Entertained Auellon Service; I. 0. 'Mae' only at Racine Fui-Valu Mkt. FURNISHED APARTME!ft', 4 ter service. John Harrison, c.nter, or caD 9Q.WI3. McCoy, Auctioneer, Olesler; KEEP your carpels beautllul Asl: for Lynn Hart. II-2Wt< 701 Broadway St., Middleport, rooms and bath. Phone & 11-12-lfc 0, Lloyd Dillinger, Appren39'15; Iller 5 ph<me IIIS-25'/1. despite eonstant footsteps ol Ohio. Phone 992-2522, &MOte open BABY SITI'ER 1D Uve In Q). tice. Shade. 0. Due to clreum. nenlngs. 11-11-tfe a buay famlly. Get Blue Lus- BLACK RASAIERRIES, Roy . repair lumbliS, • week and 100111 stanOO. beyond our eontrol tre. Rent eleetrlc abampooer Pr<>ffitl, Portland, 141-SQS. smtce. an~- WY sand board. No bouaeiiOI'k. No- CLEAN, FOUR rooms and bath, the cattle formerly advertla$1. Baler Furniture. 11-24-6tp ..!l-Ute CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF'' 2114. The Fabrle lllloP. POIIIeU Herrmann. Rutland ed In this sale wnt not be breeding IMII'VIee. Leland ftlll'. !umlshed apartment, 114\!o Aut.borbed' Singer 81111!!1 St., Middleport, . . . . sold. ll-23-31e HAY IN the field, on Hysell Parker, Pomeroy residence Mulberry. Phone 99UII88. II-IMtfc and Serviee. We Shartlen RHI Estate For Sale llft.Z214 or call alation '!'Up. 11-Z.Uc Run Road. Phone 742-5113 Of· ~S-29-tfc AUCTION - 11:00 A.M. Sal, pen! PlaiDs fll'l-3111. It 30ic ler 6 p.m. 11-25-31p June 29, 18111. 'l1!e unclerslgnMale Help Wanted TRAILER. Brown's TraDer CIOAQTTE vencllns machines ed, hnlng sold bor J»>IPEEly SIX ROOM brick, three bedC. BRADFORD NEED CASH? SeD f8IDOWI Park, Minersville. Phone 912' and aervtce. ABC Enlerprlllel. AUCI'JC)NBER and moving out of alate, will Knapp Aerotred sboel. JI'Ull or 33:11. II-Z-61c room home, prage and base"·w v Phone -,..._.., .... seD the following at Auctloo. eo.,Iete 8mlee ...,...,, • 1 · part time. mg11 mmmilslonl, ment, Fourth st., New Hnen. OEO. IIOBSI'I!'I'I'E BMw Wrlle, ,...e or Coatod ...UC 'l1!e sate wiD be held at the plus honlJS, Complete line ll1r Pllone 11112-2871 New Hlvell. MIDDLI!POBT IWIIAL S ()Ill IIndier. residence nell to BtadburY men and lf01111!<1, Equ1pmenl ..Z-4tc Public Sale Grade Sebool, Bradbury, Ohio. Bae!Dt. Olde ~-. balb, storm doon, l"wur1nee furnlahed free. Wrlle lo (lor. AUCTION Friday, JIIIH! • ., windows, celler, level lot. I 1 tfc Two Pe. Living Rm. Sidle; AUTOMOBILE JniUI'ance bMt don Rae, District Sales Mjr., FIVE ROOM houae, lot. Happy POIIBIIOY - Native jlloDe 12:11 p.m. Near Mt. a-an Wing Baek Chair; Antique oancelled? Lost oli0\'8135M Darbyshire Dr., ColumHollow Road. Contact Roy wueboule, 211B3, two Ileal, AIR CONDITIONING Refrlgerstand; Lampa and Slanda; or't license? esn bus, Ohio, Zip 43221. 11-ZWI< llnlreh. '"' mllel norlll of Ellis, RuUand. 11-25-'tc Slate RAiule 7 at 'Five Polnta. CODvtllleotly located. Roeter !Tilt Back); StraiCbl allon seavi!ll. Jaek't (FoDow auellon IIIJDII I em POMEROY - 5 1001111, baUt, eratllltl, New Haven. )lone Cha1ro; M!lgll. Bedroom SUite. For Sale or Trade leaving the State, 10 wlb aell IIIWI'It. 4 1 tfc G.E. Refrlgntor; Frl&ldaJre SEWING MACHJNI!:S. We have fuD buemenl, tpii'IIP, ~ 1960 CHEVROLET Impala !or the followinC: Aimol1 D t II Eieetrle SIDve; Utlllty Cablwhat we adverUse and we ern boUt, paneiJng two 1001111. sale or trade for truc1t of Homko 'I'Uler, Lawnboy pcmr IIBADY - MIX ooocreta dellY· neta (S); Broom and Rue are at your service. New • l'ar1lll lll•a• equal value. CaD lleodsvllle ered rlgbt to JOUI' projed. Csblnels; Iron Sldllet: (ld. Models SEWJIOR IDUeb and 'HilLEN lid VDIIliL TIW'ORD - · Unloo Pbllco mas~. lmlp II" T.V., S Racllol, I Sewing Jng Utensils and Dlslles; Fut and eaay, Pne etll- · ztg Zag, straight I Alloddl A • . Macblnes, Kllehen Cloek, V• Chrome Dinette Set, I OWn; maln. Pbolle IIMIII, Ooeles. Iii choice of eabinell, 818)1 - · '*II IllS CIIEVBOLET CbeYy 2 eaam a-per, lkup ooflee 1124 Carpet by Leo; , . . leln Ready • M1K Co., MJddle. ao IOIIlO used maeblnes. We · (f) 14 lie Wagon, 11111 Mustaq VI, S. mUer, Eleelrle grlnder, amaD port, Ohio. • • lfc phone stand; IID8Iter !bod; also do repair Wlll'k. lokDanspeed: FlniiiCing naDable. good hand tools, prPorcelain Top Table; Bedle! Sewing Machine Bbop, 24f1 BY OWNER - WU! tab house Pllone IIIUM7 Iller 5 p.m. tlen 1.- and lprlDtler. post room Healer; DreiiiOf and Mooroe Ave., Point Pleaaanl, traller for par1 paymenl; ..,.. 11-IJ.IIe hole 418ger, • automatic rlVanity; a..st of Ora-.; 4 w. va. Phone 6'1$-31111. ~ Lovely three bedroom modne, PI plstd, JUII nek. pole Pc. Pilcher and Bowl Set ern borne In SyraCUJe, ·wan book lhelf, 11111, folding and female Help Wanted (Nice); Bedding and llup: 9 ROOM IIOI!SE, 1~ llllbl, to wan carpellng, biB ldtcllen. LAUNDRAMAT A'l'l'ENDANT odd elllln, . . . . . . dlllloo, Bamboo stand; I, I, I, 011. buement, gmge with two new on furnace, lol124 • 111 - JI'Ull or parttlme, good cookware. Cllllllll gooda and Stone Jars; !land TooiJ; !KII. $'1,500. Racine, Phone , . ema larp loll; 111111 lebool. jelly. bedding llld fillEy Mi k, houri and pay, Equal oppcrceno Lawn MOW«; Val rna. f41-Ute CaD IIU400. f41.1Jtc llmlty employer. Send re&. rugs, jan and fneler boa~, · Lawn Chain; White 'Rollry cldldrell'• loyl, antique ...... Elee1rlc Sewing Maclllne; 4 ROOM HOUS£. large enclol- . . ume to 11o1 116111, c-o 'l1le grinder, mlmr and pldare DaDy Sentinel, PO!IIei'01, . ed froo1 porch, balb, waab Buslneu Servl• Two School Seatl; Trunks • Ohio. ..... framel, flsbJng llcl<le, Beqle Boob; Garden Tools; DrapholiSe, cellar, coal bouae and I!:LECTROLUX SALES and HI'• rabbti...llof, lot of lumber, 12 • eries; Pair Metal Honea; garage on large lot. AY& Gil· vice: Sweepm, rug wubm 1a11etf·lheetl of metal """· Heater. AUCf. NtYI'E: 'ftJII key, HarrlaonvDJe, 70.. and pollaberl. Genotne porta. Forhnt lng, mlscellaneou8 Items. NWtc: Call 9112-3711G. HS-Uc furniture 11 aeeptlonal nice TWO FURNISHI!:D oparlmeldl, Lunch avaOable. W. C. &pen. and Is clean and weD ared MaiiOII City, phone 773-5147. ef!l'. Owner. McCoy's Auellon for. TERMB: Cub. Not Re11-1'* .' Servlee, I. 0 . 'Mac• McCoy, lpCIIII1IIe for aCX!Idenll. 11-21-81< IIRADPOHD AUCTION COM. PLBN'I'Y of apace for ano lriJI. Auctioneer. . PAMY, e. e. Bradf«d, AaoOf with an factlltles. In Syra~:A. e. ~md, a. .,... CsD IIIMIOI, ..JI.Ifc ForS•I• nqer. Bl8nld: Mn. Edhh A. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ~ miniature, $'75 and up. Stud sert'lee and grooming. P'For Sale tiUHJ, II s tic YOU CAN 111111 me 11o or mon on alumlmnn boatl. Call tiSI-I CAN MILK cooler, 12 milk 1147 caDI, 1112 Renault ear. l'hoiH! ?G-ille. 11-INtc ~. in8 at the Baptist (,1rurcll In CARRia WANTED Pomeroy Route. lnhsiness Section •• M-"PLI!: S'l'ERI!:O, l!;arly Atn. erlcan stereo, radio• 'ooiuhfn.. atlon, WJ>eed changer, solid stste Instant on radio. l'aY· rnonts of 18 or $!18.22. For home demon!lraUm, e~~U 9!123218. ~!3~tc 5.55 CARRIER WANRD IN MIDDLEPORT --- , I Middleport, o. .. ~r:,ne~";: ;·: .•' ~~~~'$.~ ' ··. ~ ' 'WalnStocl HiM* 3Liahtwln 9li Sportwln $chwaml Mart~t . rr 1!66/..J ·Hoeki!!SJ~J2hio I . He~, wait .minute! a J'II(IQ:- presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY IRING .. NEW UFE TO . AT CARPETING 7:50 A.M. 12· NOON 3 P.M. I ' SUBS AND. IIIRftCB '. INFORMAnON NEWS mn. ' Mlnltl' WMPO CONTAa FAYE MANL£Y ·.~· "!. YOUR '"'" .. "~"' ...,.., "' ~- CIII.... I. JOt' OWfl Mtllllr VIII · _,1J'III!II OMthOII. No 1111111. No .... u. Nil till .... •• __ . ,.,., Nil ' . ..::.':".L:';:1..e . ....... .....,. _ UTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ._,... lllltllt It, • _PI IINr -L-VIU:I ltiiW ...~: ~MD ~· -~4:~0 P:M. ::t~F\lSF~~- ., m can HOBSTETTER REALTY e. 'lelrlg· ' ' .f' ': I , ltbaabeeneat'la~at,ed that there are 2A'II(I laD- Fl-. atllcl>- ) "*· on . ..... or....... . · " .' guagea -M::ken 'bnne worlil . =·~~ UD~~.~~' 1,1100 laDtuli~ ~ •!10b6 by Amerbli IJidiiD lrlbei:, Tba World ~anec botU .that there are oldy 14 Jan. guaps with 110 mlDIGD or more • ~tl: Cblileu, Enllltb, ,HIDdUIIIDI, .Rua· sian, Spanhb, ~ Japan,., Arable,~ Uncloliillanl, l"nncb, o.il· " gall, ~se ,- lliiUIII•. •nd Urdli'. ... ." . . . ' ...... .. ' . . ~ -~ . ~ I . ; , ~ 1 .)' • ': . ' ·~ I ' f• • • •. "' I, • ' . ·,, ,· '· ,. ; '. .,· : I' f '; . •, ,I I ' ' : . ) HI/oM ...MAY 'Mi. IF' 1 MCNE CLOSER, 'THEY'L.L START LOOK!~' AT THESE TIFS.' �• ,. ,., '.'J!ul Hapol; ·' '·\ i \ GALGES - Gallipolis, U.S and 13.0 running 5 !eel of rollers; Pl. Pleasant, 23.70; Pomeroy-Mason, 20.10; Hinton, 1.10 ralling;. .K.anawha Fall&, 3.20 rising; Charleston, 17.90 falling. London, Marmet, and Winfield, are on-the slit. TONIGHT, JUNE 25 BALLAD Of JOSIE (Technlcolor) Doris Day - Peler Graves WED. THURSDAY JUNE 26- 27 I j & NOT OPEN June 28 • 29 BORN LOSERS Tom Laughlin •• PLUS A MAN CALLED DAGGER • Terry Moore ..'l SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. MASO NDRIVE· IN "' '• TONIGHT JUNE 25 "YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE" Sean Connery is James Bond PLUS "HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING" Robert Morse - Michele Ule Rud)< Vallee . WED., THURS., FRL June 26 • 27. 28 DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE (Tethnlcolor) Dl<k van Dyke Debbie Reynolds PLUS GAMRIT Shirley Macl.aine Michael Caine 1 .. Jj I ·I '' ' '' <· For A ·by HIGH K RA AUTO LOAN FINAN CHA .I OUR I % 'I; ... NEW CAR LOANS CAN SAVE YOU MONEY SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ' -~ Malional HOSPITAL NEWS Adml1Ji0n1 Mrs. John Michael Allen, 136 SOcond Ave.; Cutrord C. Wood, 931 Fourlll Avo.; Roy D. Brlql, 277 Jack1011 Pike; Mrs. Bill C. Campbell, Gallipolis; Mro. Noal,y F. HarriS<Il, 650 Fourth AYt.t Ralph Lewis, 700'h Second Ave.; Paul T. Swain, 1937 ChalhliD Ave.; Mr1. Ronald M. Mlller, HI. 2 Galllpollo; Mrl. l.Alllie R, Blazer, Rt. 1 Gallipolb; Mrs. Licla L. Bunce, Rl. I Galllpolla; Mrs. Lee R. Ferrell, IlL 2 VJn.. ton; David f. Stirling, Rt I Gal· llpolla; Richard A. George, Rt. 1 VInton; Mrs. Th_.o R. Mel· rose, Pt. Pleasant; ~ H. Sines, Rt. 1 Pt. Plea1111t, Mr1. Leo R. Ferrell, Harttord; Mro. Edward J. nou. Rt. 1 Pt. Plea•· art; Mlsa Llnda Holmea, PL Pleasant; Jolin W, l!l>lnmer, lit 1 SOUth Side, w, va.; !Iandi' t. Saito, ~acuae; Del71 ~ Well, . Rt. 3 . ' . . Mildred a Mr~ ' . - ' - " . POMEROY-MIDDL~f'ORT, Of://() . .. COLUMBUS (UPD - The state hlpe)' daportmont Tuesday .... ' elled blda on 52 rl'llh.dldlr~u>ro­ .leeta worth an utlplated $15.7 miiJipiL ' 01 ~cular . ' Interest In the Molca-Gallla lr• • • a con- . PIIILADELPIDA - JERRY WOLMAN, nNANCIALLY preosed ' buJIJie1lmon. ··· TGniglll'e . _ Ia a stronger inlllallmont, 8IMI an oxentlont one. In stnldngly human termo, It uamlnes variou1 racial sltuallcln8, 8IMI possible roads fi> ontutlana, In the Creaehaw area of Loa Angelos, tile Bed!ord-.eoant sectiCII of Brooklyn, IIMI II> llocheBifr, N.Y., where apocllle bullineoHa are ·cllo- euolllll. PL~ VALLEY HOSPITAL AbMrrrED: Mra. Dsle Wood, Pt. PI.:.IIRti Mrl. Thomaa liarria, Ntw Haven; Mn. Amold LOVe, ft. Pleaaant; Mro. Jerr; 111Uo, Jr., Pt. Ploaaant; Mro. Jack Ollvtr, Jr., Galllpollo Ferry; l!ruct Click, MI. Alto; Mra. Robert Carr, Pt. Plea-; Mra. MiD!ord meaalng, Pt. Pleaoant; Mi-o • .Ilion sturgeon, Pt. Pleaa1111; 'Marvin Hall, Galllpolll Fill'· rJ; 1'1111 Ta¥1or, Pt. PI.eeaant; Lora · Mao RI1JIO(da, Pt. Pleaooit; oGrotl Flilitr, Pt. Pleasant; lilra. Rlellard Coleman, Graf- Waualt, Wellston; MIBI BeiQ" J, Pack, Asllland, KY.; MindJ R. Planta, Columbus; Mra. Donald c. McManla, Wellston; Mrs. flo&. lei W, Glrlltee, . Jack1011; Min Ann M. Illllberl, Welllton; Ookley Nolaoa, Belpre, Ol1lo; Mrs. Herbert L, 011011, Athtoa; Thorn. as J. Collin a,. Rt. 3 Albalv"; ~' W, !lllinflY, SlndYVUie, W, Va.~ Mrs. Frank Leacli, WolloiGili Tara Vawn Burdl!lto, Grlllllh, ton, o. DISCHARGED: Mro. Tbomaa Ind. Rua..U, !.ira. Roger Luikart IIMI Blrllll 1«1, lira. Robert Cornell 8IMI Mro. Jolll Mlcbaol Allen, 13il Soeond Avo., doughier, 2:05 p. 1011, Mllrorit L3Vere, Mn. Donm. Mdnday; Mrs. Leo H. Ferrel~ ald Ba!olead, Lawrence Jordan, Harltord, daughter, 5:06 1\ID. Mra. William Ham111011 and dali&ll· MondaJ; Mrl. Wllllo J. Cox, HI. I · ter, Mrl. Dovld Koblentz, ~ Oak lUll, 1011, 8:59 p.m; Mol, D~, Mr.; Bob I'O!Wfro. . .' li~: Mr. anti Mrl. Arf!old da1; Mra. ~ Hall, JackiO!I.. Lova 1'1. Pleaeaitt. a daughter; 11011, ·10:07 p.nl. ~Mr. 'Mrl. Thomls Harrla,, DIIIcharpo New · H Ia~~ Jo!r, IIIII Clarence C. Yarclley, Wald tl. hrey Bllib.· Pt. PI-~ WbKIII!I. Mro. Denoilo R. Mc- Mri. ~~~ '· . ·~~ . . Mallotl, Mra. Flora MrCIIJIII. ;' ~:. . . . I !llaiu! A. John""!• MtJ. J1lvera . Mr •• •Erd Conle>'• \Iii ' ' IIu'tdetle lnd ~ Mrs. WOllam 4 ~~;-; conmeroy PCA n Damage Heavy . Office Cut lrlcl ti> reourlaco .37 olo mOe temporary route to reUeve ~C al the Pomeroy-Mason llridge In Pomeroy, a cond!Uon ~ aeriouo alnce collapae of · · , t.ho ~ver Bridge at ~. ·-~~n~ U.& IIAlUte 35 tltroullh Middleport and Pometoy, Tho temporar7 route to under lk Pomoruy-Mioon ]>ridge, IIMI 0( vETEnANsMEMORIAL HOSPIT~ Adrnloslons - GorOOit Rrurrh, Bidwell; Mary Pll&h, Mineravllle; Lillian Maynard, Racine; Char· les Karr,Sr., Porneroy;R o g e r The Stele Highway Patrol IJ>o Barnett, Pomeroy. vesligatecl a two <ilr collision Discharge• - Winnie DoBey, Ben Kesterson, Charles Larkins. at 5:35 p.m. Monde)' at tile junction ot Rt. 124 8IMI Rt. 7 on the new Rt. 7 Middleport bypass. \VIl.) r! '! R. Neal, manager or 1 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Noone wast~ the 1 : 1~ Hctlon Credit Aasn. anAdmlaslona- None. Officers reporled that cars nounced wltll regret toda1 the Discharges _;. None. driven by Herman A. Roberts, neceaalcy ol cloalng the Pome22, Pomeroy, IIMI Evelyn B. roy full-time office u of June 29. . Wood, 30, Pomeruy, collided when Mrs. Wood pulled out onli> He said tile adVisory commitRt .7 In !root ol the IIGborta tee composed of VIrgil Hamm. car. There was hea"Y dalllqe to Otho Karr, Ernest Wood, Earl (Continued lroin pago I) Dean, Blchard Sierran, and him- turn to ralse rumors. Check the both cara. Mrs. Wood was cited fi> Meigs tell, decided that a,lnce the cost facts out in all cases." · County court June 28'111 a cllarae o[ IDO!IOV to .P,C.A.'~>loat>hilh, uwe've had a long day with I cutting operallns oostl ·i n thla sroat cleel of sentiment, a p-eat llt !allure •10 )'lold the r1iJi1 'II( ' ••. otrice would be necessary In or .. deal ot emutlon," Washington way at a a!ql olgn. der to keep the cost of money • said. For thai rooaon, ~e to stockholder• at the lowest oxplalned, he lutposecl ti!e • possible rotea. It, Ia with ati>ck- curfew "largely as a preeau-Divon:e Petition · ' holden' Interests In mind ti> tiollll'y measure.'" • close tile Pomoroy olllce on the Attracted by a small ba'!ll '·'!. .. lull-time baslo. II will contiiiJe proteating the doling of Relllr' • ti> operate on a papt-llme bash. recUon !:ley, crowds .had golhThe main buslneu otnce tor ered In the area of 14th and U Apetitloo !or dlvorceliu been the Meigs area will be localed Streets N. w.. main lnteraecUon !Ilea 1n Mels• CcJprQc iioniriaoa .·: at 95 &Ycamore Street, Galllpo. o! Washington's worst alum. · P!ll& oourt by Cocy D. llanl!t&-; · lla. However, tile Meigs lteldAt the Poor Peopl,o'a campsite f'18 Con46r..!lt., Polll01'0)'1aplnr¢ . • man, Dick Sterrett, will be In and on Clj)ll'>i ·mn, where Looter D, llallln& Pomarily,. Pomeroy at the same location CIJ!IIIIIIJII Ieeder ' Rev. Rail>h D. cbarglng gro11 neglect · or oltii one da1 each -k. on Tueldsy Abernathy weal · alq with and seeldng cuofi>d.Y or One min1" from 8:30 a.m. ti> 4:30 p.m. IIWIJ' of hla lolloliwa, police or chtld. : Tho GalllpoJla o!llce will opIn lither eouri aetlvlt;y, an ea. had arrested 356 detiiOillltratoro erote on a !UU-Ilme baola. All -moat of wm, indudlng try · boa boon Iliad ordering the : loan loldero and record• wiU Abernathy, voluntaerecl to• be ollllndy ol &tale Wippel, 1 min- • be kept In Gallipollo. Paymento taken inti> cuatody. or, be restored to • mc:itber,_... can be mailed fi> the Jac:koon Gotaldine Flochor. It had been::. Will Cortlitue CamJialln Production Credit Aasoclatloo, ~nathy, ~oecl ot the charged in an ex polre baboas'.:~ P. 0. Box 124, Gallipolis, or Southern ChriaUan Leaderohijl corpus acUon thattheglrl wasun-: made at the Pomeroy o!llce on Conference, pledged ti> ccmllnue lawfully detained In the cultodf Tueadl,ys. directing !rmn hla JsU coD the of FQe and WUUs WUt sl-eek-old cll!lllllsn !'! win SQUAD CALj.Eil food, jobs IIMI other ~ !or the The Middleport onier11011ey needy. NEW YORK (UI'O-Joe fra. squad .... armmonecl M<nlay'ato Teclay, onl7 worn apOta Ill the zier, who completely coovinced · and 110111e remain& ot 4:24p.m. fi> theFloraBeileyrel!Jiruel Ramoo, otooi rUdy fi> grua ldence, 620 Locust St., wt\ero spread his verdon of tile makeshift hmteo were left of Mrs. Bailey' a~ had hea9)'Welght Utlo lround tho tho camp wbfch In Ita llnaf da1& !allen from a IIWing. She iraalak• had bien a place ol cllallCllllem real ol the world~IIMI minor !nclrlento of vlolenc:e, en fi> the olllce or Dr: R. R: AIId Ramoa, left-hooked Into lnclodlns rclcic-throwtog 11 .,.. .. Plckena where lire wao -lteated· belle! In the chunlcy Phlladel· for a hoed laceration, · · tng cars. phlan• s claim, packed hta · AI llllli point !.lonriay evenirc, dreams In his suitcase Cor a JUST ROUTINE · .· polite moved 25 abreast down return to Mexico, sadly JldmltRoutine business wao tranaacl.: ' 14th Street, 111'1118 sa• a&oecl of tlnti dlacreiiDil sometimes lo the them. ed clirlng tho weekly ~ "' It hung In eloudo becauae better part of valor. . there was lltlle .br- In the ol the Meigs Couttcy ~,• The 2-t.year..ald Fruler, r&era Monclol. Attendlnll WW4 · hot, humid til&ht. cognized ai clwnl>lm only In Charleo R. Karr, In cohtraat to tho reaction ti> nve statea, knocked the ... 11,~. •· '. it, ~ closlrw ol Re~urroctlon ' - ; R9bert Glar previously unlloored ttextcan Wlrdea Otlto; ' <;Icy came oft with aurprlalrc twice 8IMI retained hla piece ol Utile disorder. The arreata were tile Utle when Ramos. ' ®tt at made In oo amtahle atmoa-: the end of the ~... roulll ~. ·with poll~t on core MlJIMia¥ night at ~oon oceao!on lorillrc ,marchers at Sq.are Garden. Copltol Hlll . fi> 11\lP o!l tho l!l"ounda al!ll rernall) !rea. - . •':. To Two Autos To 1- Day week Police . ,. . wlU wo:, carry up~ver tramc, on&- !rom Middleport to Pomeroy. . Tho Iild oponiDg was marked 111 a me•- to contractors thot a Senate • paaJecl biH releasing nled with ·Coutt .. Sr.,boar<I;J.' . ; down .. to ELBEIFELDS. IN POMEROY ·ls:'ANICE PtACE • • ' •, : •. ~ 11e1p c...k Co\"_, Pleu Judp John.-. t. Bai:GII hU 1111- •• I • : '• f ~ • f ' ' " ' ·t~ree Floors of Big · · . of Quality ~h,ondi$1 In Every DI!Portme!}f.;, . · · - 1 ._. : ' j. ' :-;.. llnailzatlon olthe appeal. The oourt lllrtbar orderod, taiDecl a uiolloa bJ' Cordlnal Ea. hoWOYer, that ~ 11na1 lhall terminlte explrllkiD of the llf'Dr permit unle11 the _ . . 'lant t1meb' appU~fDr renewal with tile ~ ol ·~ · " ·.....r ·•· • .Pet~uoa ' l)lla ~ · u oxecu- 1111()011111111 Ill••. Unea and lane linea on varl<011 roul21, J. w. MrConnlck, Mlnslteld, $7,:103; eatlmate, $11,400. Melia: Reour!acllli .37 mile ol temporary route fi> reneve tnlllc st Pomeroy-Moaon Brldse In PomeroY, 2.85 milo a ot old Ohio 143 and .18 mile ol CR398 (rosti>ratkin o! haul road), Black Rock Contracting Co., Charleston. W, VL, $40,514; eatlmlte, $42,000. Gallla & Meigs: Reaur!aclns 6.16 mUoa ot Ohio 588 In Galllo County, and 2. 40 mUeo ot Ohio 7 In Mella COUntY, Shelly Co., OIUO nvE-DAY FORECAST . United PreSHin1ernatlooal Temperatures durlns the live • da1 period Thuradl,y through Monday will ba mueh below normal. Hllba will aveneo In the mid and ..,par 70s and lowo In the 50s. COoler Thuredll with a warm1111 trend over weekend. Bal• will meoaure !rllll onequarter Inch north and WOII ti> one hal! Inch aouthoaat Thursday and lglin Sunday or Monday. ::::~~::::::'!'.ot:::::o::::;:;;;;;~:~~o::::t,~;::::~:::::::::~:::::· .. By ' .. · J$ttllll'~I.WW-IIfl!!!f!!l»W:.rh..-j,L.• ..,.-:.. tba ~ I/IIIIOilll ,_;, '" · .1 u u.W ..u If lha ~ !or dlfljrco bi• bOOII 111111 1>1 l!irjfrtlilllll order •dbe car- Sondra llatl,l'; W Souut See. out prklr tO a.termiutlon 01111 - ,..,.., Middleport, oPinJI " It wu·Or4oredthat Jamea w. llatl,l', 11D18i!Cidt'JJJ. ..., COIIIIDuo-oper· Tho ~ chargos ,.011 ... ai 11 tho order o1 the com- lloel ol clit;1 IIMI atromo M· ~~jla·a. had JIQIIi.t DYIIIIIIIIil elzy 8IMI II aeeldlll tullloilr ~,,, a minor ehlld. ·· · · Appear in J-Court or 11lornrille, $97,402; ..timate, $95,900. .' . Athens, Hockl~ lltlco and Vlntoo: Ajrplylrc aur!a\18 $!)0l'H oo 1.21 mUea ol Ohio 356 In Athens County, 4.11 mlleo of Ohio 595 In Hocking Counl;)', 3.85 mlloa ol Ohio !60 In VI- Cowley, and 2.04 miles ol Ohio 681 In Meigs Count.Y, Shelly Co. , ThorDvllle, $43,166; esUmlte, $44,400. Hocking, Rosa and VIm...; Adillrw aggregate bue, patching, ahl!llllll. awi.Ylrw a aur!acelreatment ot 20.66 mUoo ol I'Oida 8IMI !acUities at Tor Hollow State ~\ " The .said ;,.,,, "- ,. he tl4,616; estimate, l!!t~~~r!aclrw 11M1 II>' 1 ....,. - . n t on Vllrtoa: Pbilll! raado 8IMI !acilltleo at Lake AJ. ma State Park, , Golt·Kirby Co., Portsmouth, $19,332; eltlma.te, $19,8011. llockirw: a.sur!aclrc •6~ mile of roads 8IMI !acilltiea at Rock Hoose State Park, IIMIIIJPiy!JV a aurlaee courn on .19 mlle of and !acUlUea at CantweU Clllla State Park, Sheii.Y Co., "*'' 11 - ~ed SAIGON (UP0 - U.S. mllltery Intelligence aourceo $13,200. what "conYiac:l-'' evidence hid •• bem obtained thai tile bonos were Peter'•· nae· bones have bem 11 the Inatitute o1 Lepl lltdlclno I• 11m1e in recent yeara underiOflll earbon-dltlng and other oclentlllc teata. STRATEGICALLY· ~~::.:d hallll ahOWS of Ill Taylor'• labuloua dla111oad rbt(, whleb wu dven 1o her by aelor.Jntllia•d Rlclwd Barton. Uz wore llle U<!aral (em Ill EaJialld when obe alteaded lbe weoldlq ol ber lrleod Sberu Cualel, 14-yoar..ld daueUer ol tho Queea Molitor's neehorae trainer. Trainmen delnand1ns more money, hoU.. days 8IMI -•lim~ benento !or Ita 140,000 mombora, Tuesday nlgltt tentatltely agreed on a one-year contract with tho llllddiHiaaa cltlzona. nation's l'lilrolds. Agreement followed nearly 10 . _ , of talking IIMI came a Utile lro!ore mldnlght EDT. It was 2~ hours belore 1 deadline probably. would lave lorced President Jolm11011, under the RallwQ Labor Act, to aq a Funenl service• lor Laura otrlke that would ha.. halleci Bell, Vlne St, Racine, who ••• trains IICTOII the natiDD. lound dead athorresldencefueaTho pact betllleoa tho rail· day, will ba held Friday at 2 p. and the BRT-Jaraeat ol IlL at tho Ewing a.,a1 with Rev. the five on-train uniODS-WIS Freeland Norrla olllctatlng. SUrvivllw are two dauiihters, the Ilrat wltb an operallrc unloo Mrs. Kalhr)'n Grrnthor IIMI Eloise in the current rooM of rallra.d BoD, both ol Cincinnati; ~ p-and- labor negotlai!CIIa, and may """ Jolm Frederick Gonlhor, become a mndel !or otllor tinea Clncbmati, lnd a niece, Bernice and brother-a. The .,._.oat, whose details Bcprt, aloo ot CtnclnniiL She were not ...-loci, Invo!Yea wu prececlod in cloath 111 bar more than 60 per cent ol the huabond,Frod. 372,000 railroad ..,..lo,rea fi> be Friend• ceU at tho Ewing FUnaral Homo ll>lroday altor- coverod by aow contracto. !Jite11111l01l1 will ~ , in the There are 544,000 union mem· _G-twoecl cemetery at lllclna. bora ompluyecll>¥ Tho lelllatlft curtract may lollow wul<lollnea -ved in lha laal alx months by II"' """' LOCAL TEMPS operating uni--. - t e 3.5 Thole--In~· ~ cent nloea, a 2 per cent bualaolli· ~j!l.llll raloe Jan. 1 IIMI IDOthtr 3 per I.IIL tecla1WU71delr... coni nloe onthoaanheroaryol IUIIO' ...... the ' contract In 1969. Aloo ~uded l.o • strike DUJnlorlum lllllil Jan. 1, 19'Jl!. :IIto BBT had ~ a 12.5 ~ celt n!d, two 111111'0 Found Dead in Racine Tuesday "*'' raii"*'L so . . do•-· TV 'Air Time said~ !rtl&oo 8IMI are sending a Ioree ol 7,000 fi> 15,000 men lglinat the dey. Tbe rujor attack Ia oot e~ !or two weeki but "light, peroicontaeta" already hate begun ln the outaktrts. The lntolltgonce reports Jibed with raporta !rain Cuminuntot· · ; ciiplomats In London Tuosday that President Ho Chi 111M to de- ' .. termlned to win a major victory belore the l'lrls talks turn lato IIQ' rioal peace negotlalitlll. 1nese reporte said he hlil as Pham HIUII. ftrat~­ turned fi> Moaeow !or lmmedi· mler 8IMI lll!lt l'lltklrw Nltburo ate arms IDcl ecooomtc aU&Jiilles member alter Ilo Chi Minh. !or North VIetnam and eapectain.e Unlled State• - trytrw I.Y rockoto 8IMI other lrJD8 !or fi> counter the North attack• op.lnst the cities o!Soulh and VIet Cong merace fi> Slip Vietnam. He _...m1y was by- with a aeries or B52 raidJ • passing Reel Chlra, now reporleci golnet tho Communist build,., wallowing in new chaos. 8IMI eapaclally egoinat VIet Cooc A captured Communlat doeu- ammunition and aq1ply du!D,po menl made public today by U, S. hidden Ia IIJe iurwloa bore(JI a government soorr:e1 slid Haml. dozen miles fnml Sligon. The lsd sent one o! ita !qJ stratofortreuea carried out an to tho ooulh to direct the over- uarauaill b1lh manber ot m1.. • . - . au <llleDII" ""··ldeDtllled slollatoday. . ' .- V- 1-., ... - ___,..,. Jn: Acco~d Firemen Planning Big~ rOn Wages July 4th Celebration .; - CIUCAGO (UI'O- The Brollt· The excavations under St. orhnd o! Railroad Traimnon, PetM'• turned ~ 1 lllll'priolllilb' ~' .~ Roman ole -oj;ll'8urcern ry wlt!l 10111e Of the oarlloot lmo!lll Chrlottan ()llntlnt(a lound on the wan. ot mauontemna ot upper· CENTS~ FIVE the Communist& have ordered another !ullacale llltack lXI Thornvllle, *14,785i estlmlte, ., eo..-.. ..=·.o::-::.~ ~umllua, $5~,200 VATICAN CITY wPJl - PD1>8 Poul VI said todalscldara have round "c~~ evidence that the bones uncler the main IIIiar of St. Peter's llasUlca are those ol the Apostle st. Peter. The Pope made 111• H happy announcement"' to . a crowd of seven! theusand periiOiia attending hls weekly go110nl aodlonce In st. Peter's Bum,.. SCholaro 'aa w.U ·u ·ilornan Cotllellc 8IMI r.F.!'te•tant, churclanen Ia~ ~ ~~over wllethor the ~i Jouno! under the !tift ..-.- .~ .- Hrij,diolo . ot. P....,- ~ Ilia Clthollc Church •• the lint 1'DJII!, $uno t>ave • .., Quoilklnod Wllefllor St ~r aetuall7•cime !I> Rome, •• Catldlc tradltlml lias long DIJIJ>o Briefs . ~ Occaalooal rslo or drizzle and cooler north tllrouglt tonllhL Low ti>nlght mld 50s and mid so.. Thuradl,y cloudy and caol, a chlrlce of showers. VC Poised For Major New Attack : Fwest, H I S CoaatrucUrc CO., Basilica's Bones Surelj' St. Peter loll """'"" exultlnt" OYBt the lndi~W&. The late Pope PIID Jill be-• .... In 1939 a lercibY lnveadptkin Into the mo-. "New lnveitliationa, Yll')' patient and Vli'y care!UI, were COLUMBUS (UPO - 'A Ill- thoro!ore - - wltb a reoult .. . y~ . bQ.v. charged In ~ that we, cCJII!b'led by the IMiltinl deoth llcaJI,I'.plOD 83; . Ju<lllnant pi Wlirlll!", pnlllelt year-old WlmWI was fi> ..,p..r· "lad ....,P.iedl -~ ..... balleve 111 eourt lnday. to be JIOsltlve,". P<pe Pllulllld. "The rellco ol st Peter have 'o!V!····...·.·.;.;;;o····:E·········;.-.-.·.:x::···.....·.::··:-···"·:···:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:O:·:-:·:<·:·:·:::·:·:·:;¥·:· · Clilraad tflth dellJIIIIOnqt ancl ..'~:~~~:=~:=~~:::=~:::::::=~:~:::::: ~:::;~:;:~~=~:: ~:::::::::::~:~:::::::~~~~ :::::~:;;::;::*~:;;l:!:;=~~:;*~~~:;::?,>,.:;:;::::••.::: khecllllod to _ . thlo after· been· ldentUiecl in a WilY that we ,_, In Frinklln ~ Ju•.. COD regord oo coavlnclng." ·' . . . 8J United l'rllll lllt.ornallonal Ae~ to tradition, - St. . . ~GTON - 111E POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN, Ill leht Jllle Court wea PoullludiOil, the ol Mr. IIMI Mrs. !llcbael Peter wa, cruclllecl q,slde down . rd!J. _ , rpnr1 Ita loaders in Jail, today ·~ tD auatlllt ita ......,. In a Roman arena near tile-alto · .l ~ lltrotlih;arrelttll'OVOl<lrw dem..-111111 by IJIII(lllhollc dol'lll'- lludaciol of Calui!lbua.· · DotleiiVOI charged the boy ol tho preaent St. Peter's '. !l!llj> ,~eetl Qt tire ~tal. were qulot. . 4 TuoodaJ fdlowllla interroptii>ll. Bllsllica 8IMI thtn burled in a .~: l;· ; The can ~ out to 'the clel'81ftleD or Ameli~" TUeldly to ..,. ~ of llta. Perri Mae arave,yard at the loot of tile "~-'~ ~ r.. ......,..,.. ~ with tho sovomnont Hart wu lpund Mclldl,l' _,.,,. Vallcaa Hill. '·' ; 111111' ol tho llrat waves of J)O<Iple who are wlll!rw fi> Join tho JM!OI" The Emperor · ID . .0," '!i)tre wu 110 incllcatiOII or organised l'OIPOIIJO from tho 110on In a pnae at tho rear or tho home ohe ohlred with bar built the llral St. Polar'• ~~P,. -nlcy,, but march loader• hopecllndlvldual JDIDIIIIaro ........,...w and davglrtor. llleDlu and tradltlm malJ>. -~ ·iet ... ~ ..... Dr. IIGbort E-, Franldin talnod It waa orectecl o,... the ' countJ e-arDr, ruled the for- Apostle'• grave. • C~ OIUO - TOIINAilOES DANCED lllrfrrl&h -~ I""" Marletll resldelt I* boon Dlggllw started under the 01r1o late Tuesday, clualrw conatdonlllo dllDigo but lnJuflow only boatea to death. Allhoutlh the foundations ~ st. Peter'• Iller twister travtlecl Jnterotalo 10'In ~ ~•....,.. bndJ wu oxlellaivaly burned, Plus orde.red a search !or """IJ cattle lnlc:k and ljOJaillng a 30 1oo1 callla crulllf EYIDI said he belltvoo! tho evldonc:o ti> substantiate the ~1 1!f" 110""1~ '""''"" 111 a pl. lnlc:ll. Alllhorillu said tha Uinel bundati wu otarted u a "COY- tradlttonal claiJIL 'V ·" "' "'"·"'"' boat )!Ill !Ill'" It into a bWolde. The drl- or ,.. • 1940 IIMI 1960 arch~ .who wu liOt Ilijilrecl, ~~ tho ulell ot 1 dildo .,._ ~ce ~ fi> dlocuaa tho 111data lound three sata ol bone• ' '!~}ihil):;l!~·r toucfled dGWJI. .. cue, except to lie)' a Ill-pound -two ol them aear the humllle · '' .1 l)eclgo hammer and a large earlhon tom1> belloved to be fYITAW A - I'RDII!i IGIIISTER PIERRE El.LifYIT Trudeau llrlck llad beeu,lecl ti> kill !he ti.t ol st. Peter. 1bo tomb wu ~~Whoa he aucCeodecl retlrintl Prime Jllnlator - . . , Detectivea asid tlloy ellqlb. i r;J~~~~~~ ·B. I'OiriOII Aprii 20· tlitLlbtralparcyrlll allllaod~J _.,.. · ha"' bnn Ulllble . to dloc:cmr 1bo third eel ol-• wu in · ,, , " · (~lnnod <!II PIP I) ,~.a - .. f..- tho murder. a hl41111! piece, woDed. in bolllnd , . {, .. . ' , . • • ' .. ' , , to, ~u AIIRESTED • Jlll't or !ho -tlrAI ol the DI ,· ....:.O. .. •. eD WUllln _ Jd .. SEOUL (UP!)!.._ l'lilce - ad ori&lhalehurch. )fecll<alexporta f' u.,... -~ SOUtl. • · .old theN wore tho romall!l ol ' aw11o hotw..., •' a1HoUr """""' ol @Uopect. TO ;.aro_of.,.. eel C«iumin!ot aaento. P<pe Paul did IIIII lie)' tecio,y ·::; JV~s.•. in Weather WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26, 1968 I . · Pork In One of Elberf~!~s Frtt:C11stomer Pa~i~_~,.l~rld .,: ... . S~nd the ~ay Shopplij.F~ Your Family .and Ho~. ~ !Wido to the 111tlrAI'a state higl>way d•parlmenls Ia lmmlnellt. HllbwiQI departmeat llnance advisor C• .L. Emmona said a cutoU of federal !umla 1111101111ced May 13 was oot a!!eetlrc Ohio's obllgaUoua to cOnlractorL Tho major projecta in the op. enlns provided !or a $3.8 mUlloo relocaUon ot U.S. 30N In Allen Councy, construction ot3.9 mUe a of Interstate 70 In C3ark Count.¥ ond relocaUmo13.9miiea ol Ohio 80's In Mahonll!l county. The _.-ent low bidders, by councy Included: Quomaey, Nobis IIMI Waehlna1011: Furlllah!rw and erectlrw trotftc slgrra on 1-77, Ben-Trim Corp., Columbul, $192,192; eltlmate, $210,500. . A t h e n a, Gallia, Hoolllrw, Meig1, Monroe, )Jorpn, NGble IIMI Washington: .lwiYI111 edge Commission Order Stayed .. ' • Devoted To The lntenu Of'l'tte Meigs·MOIDII Area ·- .Contract Sold for Temporary Route 111IBD PLACE - This 111m ol )'llUIW bowlers, repreaonllnt~the Pomer07Bowllrw lAnes, woo lhlnl place In the American Junior Bowllrc C<mgreSI Tourrmnent recently in Lima. Loft to right are steve Van Meter, Bob Werry, Jolm Sebo, MorUn Titus, Jim SWatzeland Neaen carsey, team coach. A girls' team from the' Pomeroy Lanes won first place in the state. t) en tine VOL XXI NO. 45 WITH TOP NEGOTIATORS RIDING rut to . •-n.e Holzer Hospital: Vloltlncbpurt 2-4 and 7~ p.m. Parents ooly on Pedlatries Ward. . t .-. discuss their money ditferences in secret, contract talks in the basic steel industry advancecl toward an Aus. 1 deadllna today. steel buyers, meanwhile, scrabled to get shipments berore the deadline. Producers are elq)ected to move 10 million tons before the cootract expiration date• . Arter thv nrst day of hard barptni~ Monday, there was no report of progress or lack oC progreu Riot SQUEEZE . ;. ("' '0. ed at leastlO targets nightly. as. telling him, "Don't worry. are bellla pre-..! In prime We are oot going to harm you. Ume on eaaaecutlve nlaht•, 10 We don, wont ti> go fi> tho elec- vle•ra will be able to see thlo unl~J~e IPOIUIOr llllProaeh tonigbl tric chair." and Weclneadl,y as well. Wo have pariulpa rea<hed a r - admirable level ol apooior liwoivement. At llrat, LOCAL TEMPS there were juatthe oel!-lDerest The temperature ln Pomeroy' I downtown business cllstrlct at commercials. Then came the 11 a.m. toda1 ,.., 77 degreea institutional .... fi> perpeluala a nice !map. Now we have tho under overcast skies. 'IJ'• ,.'. ~ ~ Al...mter Hamilton's deter· mltllid ~Itloo ti> Aaroll Burr !or preolderit to 1800 1ec1 m tile OlecUon ol Thomas Jolleram~ by the House of Represe-18a on the 36th bluot. (Cclntllllecl !rmn- I) tary Installations in SOuth VIetnam. In recent weeks they had blast- PITTSBURGH - ' have been mall Viet •Merl. 11w.t'a a good "' said. ••The PfKJPle , have . •• II'< war not ~- deceived ti>o ID1Id).• /0 "lf surreodon or (Oftllllecl oo PIP 8) 0 ~. ~·. w·en See Us ll1d In :Now You ·'Know owner of the Phlladel hia Eagles, faced another money cri sia t~ Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau watched from a dais. The youths day wltll 1 suit charging he had ducked payments of almost $1.3 threw acid, bottles, rocks and bricks at police, overturned al'll mlllion for Spectrum Sports Arena construction. burned polke can and set bonfires. McCloskey & Co., Inc., which built the $13 mJilion Spectrum, Policemen waded into mobs drives an $18,000 sports car and filed the suit in common pleas court on Mom~. claiming the Phlla.. of the rioters and dubbed them kissed marzy of the girls he delphia Eagles Football Club, ..c., guaranteed payment of tile coninto submission. Authoritie:; frugged with during his lively struction costs. dispersed the mobs with tear campaign, took over leadership gas. Through it all Trudeau or the Liberal party April 20 refus«< to leave the dais, from Prime Minister Lester B. although a Royal Canadian Pearson. Mounted policeman dived in Trudeau immediately disrequirement of our tlme1- the front or him and was hit by two solved parliament and called for By RICK DUBROW bottles meant for h1m. today's election. HOLLYWOOD (UP0 - A- involvemli!lnt In each other, 1he Policemen Burned The central campaign issue and significant kind of lnvolv._ _.e - need -people phlio!IO(>hy Authorities said 123 persons was canadian unity, endangered ment by television sponsors In on the buolness level. were iniured, including some by an autonomy movement by urgent social issues was hia:bIntolvement, In !act, Is wllat acid-burned policemen, and 292 French~speaking residents of llibted Monday night In tile the aeries, "The ClUes,'' is persons were jailed. Quebec Province arxl manifest- debut Or CBS-TV's three.part really all about. Tonight's Trudeau's chief opponent was ed by the rioting in Montreal documentary series, "The CiR progr8.m, for instance- "DilemRobert Stanfield, 54, a solid Monday night. Trudeau, (rom ties." ma In Black IIMI Whlte"family man in contrast with Montreal, raised the issue and focuses sharply on racial Rather than tn sertlng the Trudeau, a swinging bachelor of forced the other parties to tOke usual cype ol bland lnsUtullonal matter& In the clUes. And the 48. A1so In the running was T. a stand on It. commercials 'ror o!Uch public j!Oinfla made IIIII there · Ia il K Douglas, who admitted Basi cilly Trudeau opposed affairs programs, the sponsor- need for a massive rederal himself that only a miracle the Idea that Quebec shoold tile Institute ol Life Inlllrlll<&- money commllment, but Vietcould bring his socialist New have special powers to sale- tasued -''8 call to action" aimed nam puts the ~e on this, so Democratic party to power. guard her French language and at businesses as as there Ia more urgency to rely Actually the voters were culture. on · !Undo IIMI help ~m lnciivlclisla. deciding 264 seats in the House A !rank 8IMI !orlhriglrt spokel- bullinell. Relpirecl, Viowlq of Commons. The party that man !or the lnB\ltule ootec1 thlll wins the most seats has the Clt:le1," In ·tact, ahould in111rance companies hav, lnR right to form a government. vested about $1 billion . lti bt te91Itecl viewing !or execuTrudeau's LJbenl party is the houalng IIMI jobs project&- and, tives · in majqr IIMI minor solid favorite. in a refreshingly direct way, bullneue• ·around the nation. (Coolinued !rom 1) Today's elecUon was the sixth But ot course !twas made !or orythlns from gull clubs taken lndluled tile Interdependence ol in 11 years and the first for all ol us. And the Ilrll hour, "A from a miniature golf course in~ an enllghlel1ed business ouUook about 800,000 canadians who Cll1 lJ to Uvo In," ualng side the prison, to oclasora IIMI IIMI a healthy communlcy. reached 21 since the last vote in Clevaland as the major examNo lllterruptlono knlveo br<>ke hundreds of win· 1965. The polls were open from ple, HJ'\'ed to summarize Ute In addition, the prosram ,.., dows, caused fire damage deR mlllll' · problema !acing urban 9 a.m., to 8 p.m. scribed as the worst In the priB· not lnternqlted by commerclala The last three elections areu todal- !rom poUutloa ti> on's history, and held several -with ooly _.mg and cloiiiD( produced minority governments. oelloOiiita. And in adciiU<HI fi> . guards hostage ror a short time. atatomenlt by the spokeallliiL Millionaire Bachelor The guards were not harmed. The three programs In the vartau1 _.-to '"' clUes, the Trudeau, a milllonaire who bi'OUeell explored the views o1 One guard quoted a prisoner Hrltt; about the urban crlala, Don't Get must ·~ our • :t • . TV . .. in Review FRIDAY AND SAWRDAY IJ)" 'lpOn dosg!U! VIet ~ - ~ · cut them. And we mw, hfVe • 1ed military command · !or 'algon .... !or the lint ..-' TORNADOES, NONE' . CAUSING SERIOUS INJURY or damage, menaced the Midwest today, Thunderstorms that set off Oooiing along the Gulf Coast of Texas hit the central and eastern states. The U.S. Weetller Bureeu said twisters touched down Mooclay OTI' AWA (UPI)- From Newfoundland's fishing villages in lhe night and this morning in Nebrasxa, Iowa, Colorado, Missoori and east to British Columbia's Lumber camps in the west 10 million Kansas. but .-struck mosq.y ln open country and did little damage. Canadian voters today were ct1oosing a prime minister. In Montreal Monday night 1,000 French Clnadian separatists ri<ted during the annual SL Jean Baptiste Day parade, which Prime MEIGS 111A11E • Trudeau Favored To Win Election tr o1 a laborer paintiJw, llif. Vletnun's VlotMm'a Hcf ocllilol to&chor 11 u quiet and "1'\18 ,sJtull:tk .. auotore u a .,...atoey coD. from many po!Jt• ~ the man stirs deV!JIIon, Pl.lt montt11. We'Vb IUs cabinet miniatero cal! keep Prices !rmn 8\1)1!1 "urde," ..The old 11\Ut'' steeply, In !act, In ""' or "wnerlble one." Hl1 ildmi- they've drqJJied sliJtlltly. rero conatder lhl1 ae~ 1111 "Communication lines !llklrc with economtealb'/~ )J~ News Briefs River Gauges bel'Ore It~ lillce ol tho IP'If-haltecl l'Dmtor P.,altion )i<ith polllli:a!Iy and tiii'Mienlng SolpL Aloo near Sllgoa, two Other YOU'I11 AT REGATTA - A gr<q> from the Zaleski Youth Camp opent Sllllrdi.Y at the Ill& BeOO Regatta with Carl Hysell (PD shoulder patch, above) as host for the Pomeroy Pollee Depart.. ment. A cot.QJle of the young men, however, took advantage of the opporturdty to escape. The sherifrs department and other law enforcement agencies had numerous report~ of the runaways, but they had not been apprehended by noon today. ,, . •"'!;tile:war. to . ..... . conditioner and ...... . ~n, ."II'!Ii'h · hlove a lp"' lOIII ....., to ,0: •• ' . Iluong'a 'riew to thtt SOUIII and North VlebUI nluat be tile · mall! partlu in lilY QHOtlatlono · ~pON \\lP,Il- Flvo ~ri~ can combat heU<ial!lers erallliod, kiHinil 19 u.s. troops IIMI 19 ThaUand aoidiera, U.S. mUitar)o . . . . . . . said today. ·--~l TI1reo elf the d!QppOr~ ora. ~er .nel!f Soit&on !n a lrQI< accident lhla IIIOl'lllng. Two .IJ( the Army VH1d hellellplert colUded and exploded and the Impact de&IJ"O)'ecl . a third c'-"r whirling nearby: Tho triple , craoh 16 muoa norllleaat . ol Saigon killed 12 U.S. crewmen and tile 19 Tl1al troops they wwe ferrying illlil an assault against tile guerrillas Tphill s~ tpt<W.o. ~.rll4 011. ~et. ....u... bQpro18d ..., • - ) ' I l l """ . . •ffittJmd Ji'irtwen 1111!1 RACINE - The bll amual FCNrtll ol July celebration will be oponaored by the Racine Vol. unteer Flro Department 8IMI Arlx· lllary. Activities bot!ln with a parade at 10 a.m., led by I be SOUther• Local Band. After tile parade there will be Station ~ " ::: ~ .. ~ :::; .:: trimminp and holnemadl lee ;;: cream. There will be gamoaln the 11ternooo It tho nre house O«ecc by the )lnlor llromen 11>- eludlns .....11,)' pig, - ...... dart pmea, aack ..._ and ... Burglary Reported A thief or thieves got 1 poo era. AI 5 p.m. there wiU be chlclroll barbecue 8IMI !elll>lllee .... - . IQIU'OclancoiDbt held on the _ . Ia 1ro111 ol lite llrehouae 8IMI town hsll. T h. a dance will bot!ln at 7:30 p.m. Whitey Beot!lo 8IMI hio VsUIQI Boys will be dlllce .... with Mr. Beolle calling. O:li.l!>' IlodriMir · larold camera alii lesaer-Yalued items in 1 burglar) of the Reuter Service StaUoonear Pomeroy on Rt. 33, Sheri!! Robert C. Hartenbach reported Tueada1· ShorltJ Hartemach said tile buJlnea11 was entered sometime Monday niaht by breaking out a window gt&ss ond crawllrc through tile opening. Beaidea a pol.arol.d camera, c~aarettes 8IMI a small amouat of chup went taken. Tho oherl!rs department lllso Tueoday p r - Ill accident at 8:30 p.IIL on the Tannars Run road In SUtton township, three • tentho of 1 mile east o1 Route 124. VehielOH driwn by Andrew, c. ~ord. 71, Racine, traY. ollng oaat, 8IMI llonlel Dnko, 18, Ill. %, Jllclno, wett, collldecl ... blind curve. IJu.>. ........ ro»ortecc •• light No .... Filii or arrest& were ~ Ill. • aouw . .· J6.e a jUdging o1 the Ooote In tho parada, lor ftrlll, ............ third placoa, wltb a haecl- tro(llr1 ti>beiilYeatothe-. At 11:30 a.m. there will bt a ebieken barbecue witb 111 t b • . ·JiLL HELD . OFFICE New Effort to Break Logjam · Is Expected � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 25, 1968 cleek walburn