https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9d3364c5b2e222d10bf22c4be91056d3.pdf fdfeb9da0e30120ce2a0f0bb610e97fc PDF Text Text • ,. ,., '.'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 �'li "' l . '• ' ~ ' 3 - Thl~ llail) st•nlinL'I, l\1lt\lh'l'tll"l·l 1 nnwa1 lr,t·, ~ hn.1l~ :!ti1 fO(i:( ,rt~." ·. ~·!.t '· 'l ~ ~ ,..1\11 ~ sr~r Tea_'..in N..a_,_;_·m e_.:_._d_~. /_, _,~ - ,.·_ ~ ' .:j;~ ~ >~~\\:·.;~-~Yo(l\ _ (l~;-~ .\'JH'l .• . . ~,..,, ., • . Yastriemald, the hl!aleading hlllor, Ia thq ooly .300 plus batter on the etgtrt.man leom with a ,320 average and ooo of onll twl> In the entire teague In Frauk tlownnl o.t WashinGton pmo, pta/od throogh Motiday and Dotrolt'a Wllllo. ltortoo, the night, ·Y a e t r .z e ·m s k I, who teoguo's two leading home n~n stumped early In tho sea.on producers wtth 24 and 18, Join b!lfore regaining his 1067 lorm, Y<~stn:emski in the outrteld has u home nana, foUrth In the JronlcaUy, aU are left fielder• league, and 29 run~ batted ln. but were able , tD be chosen NEW YOIIK (UPI) _ The since all outiiOlders a r 0 . 111ar11ng National and American groupod together In tho voting. League All-Stan as 111111011ncec1 Dick Williams the Booton by Baseball commissioner Witmanager w11o handle tho Uam D. Eckert: American League atars thla Natimal year, wttt aoleot his pttohors Jerry Grote, New York, C; and the remaining pla.rers to !Ill WUIIe McCovey, San Francisco, %6,, ~ncrl~an t.da~1c .Ui Slat team . KY. BEAUTY .. • ••• • • ~~rt. ~ Yaatrzenu!M. Uu:!i Bolton left ' :ttetder who Shellie or Green Beans· 4 ·~:.~'2 SJ.o: I ' ' Aluminum-' ... ' . .· '. . .---------------- Grade A S..ltnt "t ,.. ·~ -:. :, ·I ·>i:-bv '8-9't· gal. - - - - - - - - - - - ,- - - · Regultr 39c Value L lj, • ~·. . 1:. .• • Flddl'e- Fadd· ..le. 3· .,q..·S] , , " ·' ch·-s 10 ~, Corn ' . lp ----· . i , ' ;. ' Dixie Pork Slclns, ChHH Twist ·300 size cans · '1:.,· . .... · .. 300 Cll!l, ' . All Verietl" Chiwl!lg Gum or . . ' ' '-/ . Candy Bars........3:,::. !I ROYAL SELf.RISING KOTEX 25 .. .... _ •••••••••••••••••••• 3 box.. J.OO s· l .5: ·;-~ - =~:~~ IGA .. You Save Here Every Day On Top Grade Meats ~· · ' 1\ <.:. ' • ~. ~ •, i_ L . . ,.}l:11 I.S. &UDI A IIIIUI ·2. · $· apiC.-. 0 NGE C.RU SH.. ......... T'l SSUE·s••:~:::::••••••• 4 \ I' I • . ! r • ' • the Anterlcnn ' l ; · . . s., OF; WUUe llorton, · Detro!~ OF; Frank !toward, ' Wasbln(lton, OF. . . . Pitchers and remalllder of S(Jiads to . be ..lect.,t by Managers Rod ~nat or St. Louis- (National) and Dick Williams of Booton (American). CINClSN,\T! ;UPO - An upset IIIDmach Ia taking tile toll or Pete Rose's batting average. The batting mark of the Clnclmatl Reds star right Reider dipped to .341 last ftlght wllen he went hmosa In lour sWings •• New York Mel righthander Tom Seaver blanked the Rhlnelandera four-tD-<Inthlng .with ftvo hits. Tonight It'll be a couple of Fresm, Calif., natives, the Mota' Dick Selma and the Redo' Jim Malooey, Wilen tbe two teams ctasb In the llnale et a thr"-e set wllleh winds liP tho current home stand at Crosley Field. Mot Manager Gil Hodps had given Beover the choice of pitching to ROse or walking him and pllehlna to Alu .JOhn...,, Wilen Pete came to bat Ill the fifth Inning with the I!<Ol'e tied nothtng.to.nothln& two outs, with romors oo second ond ~dings By United Press lnternatlo1111 NaUODII League W. L. Pet GB ~;·Loula 44 'J:l ,620 ... "'" FrMclsco 39 33 .542 ~h 'Atlinta 31 33 .529 61/2 · Phlladelphl1 32 32 .500 ll'h LQs Angeleo 36 37 " .493 9 ~~ York 34 31i .493 9 :t:illctlllltt 34 36 .486 9% 'l!lttabui-gh " 32 3S .478 10 . ' Chlcqo 31 39 .443 12% 4141 Tuesday~~!.~~~ 4'h Wills ~ 6 PhUadelphla I, night and .third. Seaver elected to lace Rose and struck ool tho slugger with an inside slider. "I llgurod I could get Rose II I kept tho ball Inside," llald Seaver. ''I knew he had that upsot otomach and I knew he atilt had to be a little weak. Earlier this season, I had tho same thing a couple o! times In one week and I know - weak I had been. uPete Ia swinging a soft bat," eontbued Seaver. "The .ball he hit to tbe lence In tho first Inning would hove been out or the park II It had boon the Mrmal Rose swinging the bat." A home run by Clooo Jmo1 r: I '·, Our F..... GOOD LEAN GROUND BEEF FOI YOUR COOIOUTI LHnGro••• Beef.Gro•• ..... ' POTATOE.S Rosedale snr.c~ ' Bacon ----------~--39~ 20 lb. ... 20 ct. Everyday Low Price ' NEW RED FI'OII 'i I, Save At This 1._· Prlcel WienerS.------~t-99~ lder.______!._49e tbo alxth Inning. And they aowed up the victory with a three-run aplurge In tho seventh IMing when they bWichod a walk with lour hits, lnctudlng a triple by &ld Harreloon tD send B who autrered a broken ·finger MontJoy night when ciiJipod by a Tommy Helms throw. Reds Manager Dave Brls!All was lavish ~ his praise or Seaver, the Meta 23..year-old sophoIII(Jre rlsht handor who was the " I rate Seaver one ot the ftvo best pitchers In the league," aald Brlllol. "He ma,laso ·-an,y team look good when he pitches and ~m not down-rat~ the Mots. Cheshire on 2- Hitter Smoked-In The Piece ' ' .-,_ 1. ' '~ . . l' " ' ' . ' ' ' , .~· ~ ' ··~; ' ..... I ' . ' Mro. Waller Brown, Ulldllllll David, opent' tho weol!end In nlstrt - Cl'erolond With Mr. IIIII Mi-o. .1 nlibt WIUiam H. Thomas. Whlletboro, e, they alt8lded tbewllddluco!RichPiteher . . ord 'l!tomaa and Qoe 'Willms Ill fle!ll, Qllo. Klr.en llwllpllrt.)' . . ~ 1.1 ,... oller ...... • patloftt it . 7) ' · ,&.'l)i., s-7) .·U P.lllo 'at . ' -4l~__8:oa , ·,..• .......,.; ·OJ EAT. 1•• pkg. •. ~( Sat. Only· c•·-k Ho-'" 1 Park. ......... "T:"":"',' ' . ... er~w V1. '':Mr. •.0... ~lid' Mro. lluasell Ar&a- It bl"l!e ,apd !amll1 01 Norlolk, Vii. 'Villltd WWl h11 paron~~, Mr. 8 P.,!ll· and ''" ..._ ' ..........to ...,._ NIIJ "'"!'1• ,... ~-" r -~ 1' SPECIALl •lnai•- News, Notes · 4l .379 l8 ~ ' • Linescores National League 000 000 100- I 4 I 303 000 OOx- 6 12 1 over the \!ankeea. Tho rally and Horton' a triple L. Jackson, Boozer (3), came after the game had been Farr.eU (li), Jemos (8) and delo,yod by rain three tlme"'lor Dalrymple. Reed (8-3) and a totel o1 99 minutes and Torre. LP- L. Jackson (6-8). enabled the Tigers to retain HI!- Taylor (1s1). · , ' at ·the WU- ,t,••• ROOM AJR.CONDRIONEI$:. Discounted! day afternoon. . '20 signed LAST LONGER, TOO! El Paso, played brlelly with a Cincinnati Reds' farm team this year before electing to play proCessional football. ; tween second tD third, and had vented by Joe Sweeney, 19thcentury minstrel. The instrument he devised was very different from the " banjer" used by Negro slaves of that day . He added the fifth, thumb, melody or octave string . IJ£VO"Il:D TO lh'T£1W1f OF ME~MA.SON 41EA iiCHARlfS. OW!N, Ptr~ . 9- MtrJ~...... . Howard. Bunker (1-0) and Blefary. LPCulp (4-3). H!l- ~. Roblnaon (3rd). : _t . Publi.W dlll,o ...... liiNrdu .... ,.. P'-a ttJ4l~S, Edl ..rlel ,.._ IIJ.Illfi• s.co.d tJ1u lllllkl ac .......,_, "*"" "'"'· ••••••••••••••• FREE' ROSEl test. We are giving away 2,000,· 000 trading stamps and $1,000.00 :il, : :: tblt: 0.. - h lUG. 8)' 111&!1: 0.. ,_. 11 0.00. Sb lll<lnthl $J.U. """'- aM111111 P,IO, !iubterlftiDn priet low.... ,..._. ~ in caah. R oakland ooo 102 o3o- 6 8 3 104 011 OOx- 1 9 3 llunter, Sogul (3), Undblad (4), Aker (6), Sprligue (8) and Duncan, Roo! (8). EUls, Poilln (6), Wright (7), lllmUton (8), McGICJthlln (8) and Satrlano. WP- Ellis (>-5), LP-IIunter (66), 111\s- Mincher (6th), Cater Calif (2nd). ~ 24" FOL.DING BARBECUE :Leaders • GRILL I' , Hortoo, ·bot , 6422P I3 '14 ".290 , I~·IAI •. W)llto, N\(· · 68 ~~ 6i1,.:a,n •o, " HithQ!ou,Mtl'tllst...., lon9 IOdiftt, pI i ft t in m.ny docor.tor-..., !lot fini..... and pnlleco tivt cooliniJI. FGt ltld"r or outd- ~· LAIGl2 SPIED 20" WINDOW FAN ~ Resillt8 ' • SPRAY PAiiT . =•· 7'' ~ TOPIUALin ALL PUlPOSI RIIIMii!lill\ -1.111 t---------------·_._....__ ' 'illnlth, Boa .· Loo 011wa, Nin ~""Ill, :ar: u ' ; ... ' ' · ~ CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY ~ Porn...,_, ' :~ :~l t:::::: ·;::::::~~-:::;:~::!.~-~!:~::::::········~~=::::::::::::::::::;.~::::::::::::::::::::::.:":=~~~~J "'"'· c..... ' ; Every time you come Into our station and buy 8 gallons ol gas we will give you a 't6te ijr· gth~.;;..-­ decorator nower. These mate nice bouquet.. Display a free rose on your car '*'"'* Elsewhere ~, tho NatiOnal Leogue, Atlanta lopped Phi- • llllho olxth. ladeJpllia 6-1, New York blanked Middleport 030 .Oil 0- uo ClncllliiiU ·t-0 and Houston By United PreSB lntel"llltlonal Chllldre 000 0000-0 2 edged Chlcogo 4-2. SUMMER National Lelguo Van MaiN and Be~. We!P.I · SPECIAL G. AB R. ll Pet. IIIII Louden. Alou, Pit 56 192 20 69 ...,.... ;.,t~y porilbfe with two TWO PQSI'PONED Rose, Cln 71 293 48 100 .3U CllT'fi•t hondllt. Folds for comThe at~raeuse ¥1111 Siaub, Hou 69 263 26 85 .323 c1 tor D ,_..._. 1 • · rosition .....Ont .::::~:::::::::::~::::-:::::::~»:?:!:•:•:;~·:::~~;;:;:::~' Eaotem at Rutland l'lln,y ~· Jhnsn, Cln 68 215 42 88 .320 JNI trid h1ndlft. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPij . pmeo, aohe6Jiocl1'!10Jda7 ollerSt.L 71294 42 93 lvJon, wert JM)IIjloned because-or Flood, - The Vnl.~ Slates Auto Alou, AU1 69 293 32 90 .316 .307 rain. Club BCard otDirectors TuuGrote, NY 60 202 17 62 ,307 day roluol.d tD black-llq turlillian, Ado 6S %52 19 11 .306 bln&powtred cars ,from its Mceve,y, SF sa 20t 39 62 .304 cirC111~ but a WWa, Pit 64 214 38 83 .303 drive and r~ght American Lelguo . •. G. AB R. II. Pet. By United Press llllernotlonal Ya!Jskl, Boo 68 2~ 39 71 .316 HOVST~ (U~ Cievot.ed llrrlan, Boa 56 1?2 33 60 .318 ~ .tun, 21$~, nouoton,. ilhlnclr, ,MID 68 2611. 28_ 11 .298 !:~=~ lleallt\ Borden, 1,8, F.HWd, )VIi 66 ~0 ~- 74 .291 tbreo runa Ill tbe secODIIImlni, added one lD tbelllth aad Its last 992-2635 11'-ll"lrt antenna and you are in the con·. in - - • It tltll tail)' illlllln.a ~ tJ;LJL !it• ll"llllldol, 15.10. Thr. . . . . . . tuG • .,. Mocor IbM •htn CUTler IWV!c. Mol e-.ll- Detroit 010 000 601- 8 12 2 New York 202 OtO 000- 5 9 0 Lolich, Rlbent (3), Patterson (7), Dobson (9) and Price, Froehon (7). Barber, llamUIOn (7), Monbuuquette (7), Talbot (7), Womack (9) and Fornar>dez, Gibbs (9). WP- Ribant (11), LP- MonboUQ.uette (~). ~ l';ltlod&J llYwtl.l'-1 ................. tlllelli-GillaciMir, Lnr., U tall tilt .tl., r-.. Yark Ciqo, ~IW Yark. SuiiNriiHkon ... lUI Dlli¥VIII l:f' •her~~ tl'll!lablt S5 ..... ,_ ..... ,- 8). INGELS .;::·:·:·:·:•::;;:::;;;;:;;;:;:;:;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;~:;;.;::::::::::.:2.:;:~;:::::::::::::::;::~:~;:.;::.:::~~i mio Vallt)' l'llbllll!.._ c.....,. uo Meel!Mk !iii., POIMR}, Ohio, 157ft. 81111. .1 Gain Cleveland 300 100 020- 6 IS 0 Wash 000 000 100- 1 4 I Siebert, Williams (8) and Sims. Coleman, Bertaina (4), Humphreys (6), Baldwin (8), Knowles (8) and Bryan. WPSiebcrt (7-.1). LP- Coleman (4- 6 FULL YEARS COVERABI! ON PARTS AND LAIJO/t TO REPLACE rifEMI Invented BoDjo Hobble Eason hit a IUth Innlng double for the only hit by the Tigers, driving in Fred Burney who had walked. The Pirates and Dodgers will make up their game with a doubleheader on the next repalar Boston 000 000 000- 0 5 0 scheduled date between them. Rattimore OU2 020 20x- 6 II 0 Culp, Lyle (li), Wastcwskl (6), THE DAILY SENTINEL and 5 YEAR TOTAL . APPLIANCE WARRAITY defensive back from Texas at The American banjo was in- (8) than ever! West, to be satlslled with a triple. Brandon Quieter their second-round draft choice, to a cootract Tuesday. West, a Couch's hit could have been a home run, but he fell be- Lo• Ang 000 000 000_ 0 2 o san Fran OOO 0!6 20x- 9 9 2 Osteen, Purdin (6), Grant (8) and Haller. Sadecki (11-9) and lliatt. LP- Osteen (6-10). HRBords c1so. American League Minn. at Chicago, ppd., rain Charlle to•so A..... W_ILL ST. PAUL· MINNEAPOLIS (UI't)- Tho Minnesota Vikliii!S Werry fanned 13 and issued nine bases 00 balls onrooto tD the victory while Robbie Eason Pittsburgh o~o-t7o 010- 3 8 I and Andy Vaughan combined tD St Louis 000 000 020 _ 2 8 1 strike oot seven and walk two Veale, EUis (8), Walker (8) lor the Tigers. IUid May. Carlton, Wlllls ( 8), Lone Yank hitters were Stan Mikkelsen (S) and Mccarver. Moon with a pair of singles WP- Veale (5-7). LP- Carlton and Ron Cooch with a triple. · tre Sh u.Is Out _ ' t"vt'rythlnJ!" National Lea&\le's Rookie-of-the- (S-3) T7an .. 1ua II . p.~ ; lJd Fresh-In The Pl~ce Pork Liver·---~~- 25e Jowl Bacon.____"!_25e All Varieties Bollard's Salads . we- Hhare- alld ahare alike on appearances In the Meta' start~ ~~ek~o, Lamabe (6), Regan Ins u...,.p, replacing Ken Bos- (7) and Hundley. Cuollar (5-3) well, the rookie second baseman and Bateman. LP- Nlekro (6-6). r: • ""''hton it.'• al{rftd: All a tn.Wt, ........• ! 4 Cincinnati 0, night By VITO STEUJNO verge ol . bellW traded by the can handJe the assignlitent as lf91dlon 4 Chlcqo 2, night UPI Sports Writer Pirates after he refUsed 19 ploy he became the Orat p•aye'r in ill&ioburatd .$. J,ouls 2\, t!fl!!t Votel"lll Ma!"l, WJI!• '!a• . on. ~~~a.~ l!f•naUOIIIilJIICU"'!!"f:' 1110dern m~•le"*"" t;•'l!!'~to ,, • ~.. 9 Loa A!v o, ntgn"t•' · • hiiM' ~Itlr'l!.Wiiiti'Uhiii" aiid':ror 'iiii6eri · J{'e n n ea y;· hit a grarld s'flim h..fi"'er fnnis l'roblbla ljlj:hero rookie Bobby Honda was "'en atretehed hla hitting streak tD 23 .(lrst game as the Giants rooted ·. ~esF,!ln happier to leave Phoenix. games · and ·scored the winnllll! Los Angeles 9-0. The only other ~ (Wlie 5-.1) at The result Tuosclay night w1s run as tho Plnttes nipped tho · time the Ceat was accoul,pllshed . lekro S-8), 8:05 p.m. 1 close vlctocy for tho Pirates Cardinals 3-2. waa in 1898. ~;. 4f" Vork ~ 7-1) at _llld an easy 111e for the san Bonds, called liP from PhO<>Denies Trouble ~lllllll _ ('Maloney 7..4), ll:05 · Francisco Giants. nix Moncloy, Is s._...t tD WUla, denying there is any q.m. , , ' WWs, who lllll,y · denies tho eventually replace WJUJe Mayo triction between him and the -:;·Los ;Angelos O>i'YIIdalo 11-4) at rumors that ,he was on the In center!leld. He lool!od like he Pirates, sal.d, "things are fine. ~ ·Frlnclaco (McCOrmick 6-9), I There hasn't been any problem ~ p.m. .. ·, between Pittsburgh and Maury WJUo. I IIII.Y !Nit emphalicall,y. •,'DR~ Oial!ds. 11-4) at 1101111on .(GIUJU tol), 8:30p.m. · ,.. The rumors were started by 1 a ' ~burgh Ollis• ~ and Pittsburgh newmJan on hl& vwn · ~ 8-6) ..at . st. Lnq11 hunch. It was unqualified speculatiop.'' 2 • The tradllll! deadline passed on Juno 15 IIIII WUis now l~s ,,,,, Pc~ II Alllnta, night like a fixture In the Pirate · Niw York at 11o111ton, night llne111. He tripled and scored Two tall lmlng alnglaa ruin- lor the holts, alngled to lead' . . ~ Miela• ~Son Francisco ad I DO-bit pltchlng ellort b)' oil the seventh. · Blat, the sec- the deciding run in the elgllth ldleclllecl) righthander Rick Von Maire, but and baUIIIIII, 1101 the other ota- IMIIW on Gene Alley's single. Bonda, I 2Z-yoor-<>ld 9.5 Middleport otlll acored a 5~ Jie later Ill ll>e tmJne. <loshman In tho 100 who passed AmeriCIII Leque shutout at Chelldre In l'llly Lea. RocordJ aiHnrod Van Matte w. 'I. Pet. GB guo 1ctfoo TueaclaT. Jot 110 111111 83 pitches Ill the liP lootball and trock college , ~~41 26 .631 ... van Maire had all poeeggo HVtn lmlnls. He aloo woo two- achollrshlps tD sliR a basoMII , 111_ . 39 34 .534 71,1, ""'"" un111 G W-'-' plteher lqr-two &t tile plate wltb a ~bible cootnct Iller IT&duattng li-Qin • ,...,.~ l!il!umon. 3i 32 ,522 lih·- · ' ...... high ~chool !wr years ago, and ~ ' litiiiie...,; '\ 36 33 .522 !l'h connected lor the slam oU John Other Middleport hiUero were : ot)dallll · as n .a07 ;.; In the sixth In his th4"d Purdin ~lie and Rmlf Beeker, eaeh with Cllllomia u .35 ._,m lll'h time at bat in his first ganio. 1 pa1r of lllnsloa; oa.. IIWd. a 33 $4 ' •48$ lO'h Bonds w1s hitting ,367 and doid>le, and Stan wnoon, So,yre 31 ~t .458 13 !Biding the Pacific Coast m Jlawl01, each 1 lllnsle. JD 38 . •441 14 League when he was called ..,_ Middleport •cored Its first 1. batdllld .... .... Tiger Ouh lfi,'i .York ~ Tho Now York Yankeea have the sclll"s tD prove WllUellm:ton •belongs wltb. the atara fodil¥ :while tho Dotrolt Tlgors have their bisgest victoey of tho season when they wootd have settled lor a ralnout. Horton, named fodil¥ to tbe American League All-8tar team, celebrated a few hours early but just In time lor tl>e Tigers Tuosda,y night when hla lwl><'un IH!VOnth-bmlng triple climaxed a slx-<1111 rally lor an 8-.1 victory Werry 1· Hits Leads Pirates in 3-2 Win Reeds . ·viii . e You'lbiof l ' - ott George CUlver save the year In 1967. Mots a one-to-mthlng I~ In 1-• tJy ,fttl-:tl DOWN Ul'l Sporta Writer . . .............. .............. --._ Colifomlo Ml,'<lles .clstad IIIII oaJ<tw AttJt,Ue• 7~ In Ollie( tholr 7'h ·ll01110 leod .,Yer tbo Amerlean !llftleH. se~ilee Clevellll4 tndllllA. Time waa calloil Ill tho RIUI ~.~~:~ lmlng with tho Tlgars trailing ~­ .~ I. Bot the gamo was ftllall,y resumed atter a f2.mtnuto do)o,y · IIIII tho YMkeos' Steve Bai-ber, Who had thrown 99 pitches In the game and IIIII' 1111mber of warmup pitches, nnatly tired In tho seventh. Biggest Win "I haVe to be trutbM IIIII so,y . (AUSIZIS) 118 woold haV& oetlled lor a ralnout," admitted Manager Moyo Smltb. "rll aloo have to IQ' that we haven't won a bluer game all season." Barber was Ufted after walking Wayne COmer leading ot! the seventh and tho Tigers went to town against relievers Steve Hamilton and Bill MonbOuquette. D i c k llcAulllre NOWSA~FROM walked and Dick Tracowski ·doubled 10 drive out llamllton IUid Mickey Stanley greeted Monbou"'otto and Bortoo lollowod with his triple oil Fred Talbot completing tile rally. New York ooo 001 300- 4 11 o Cin 000 000 000- 0 5 0 Seaver (6-5) am Martin. · Culver to the showers. Jones' homer tn the sixth was Culver, Kelso ('1), Lee ('1), one or his throe hits of the McCool (9) and Bench. LPnighl He shared hitting hooors Culver (5-ll), HR- c. Jone• with AI Wets, who walked, (9th) Lanl!y Mark Worry hurled onebanged out throe singles and · hit ball to lead the YMks to a ltole two bases. Chica 0 000 llO 000- 2 5 1 5~1 win over tbe Tigers In PomWeia made one at hil rare H 100 003 OOx- 4 11 o eroy Boys• League action Tues~ WEST SIGNS . i"tOnly - · lb. W•shtni!f,., Senotnro r,:.ll!lld UMi . I SSi Carl Yastrzemskt, 'Jlqston.. Rose Has Upset Stomach,. Goes Hitless In Defeat la.Uebrew, CarewRepeat ·_fS:.;;:·;::.w>. Th• iloti~ll!ll ... IJioli,tl!f~ tot,Mtr, :$.; ed th• llo8WII 11"'1 SOli r,~~ !l,tfl ~lev•tond '·, IJidJan• tJOat - ~ 21!; lion Sa1119, C1Jl¢illl'jf Jll; lloo Kesslncur, L'hlc~~.~/ !lank Aarun, <\llanllj, Qf'~,-Curt l•"lood, !J;. t.ou!o, .ffi'; :_,f"Pilte ltooo, l'lnclll!lall, m·. · Amort can •·• , Bill Jo"roehan, · Delrol~ ; C; llarmon KUiebrew, Minnesota, Ill; t!od Core.., MinnesOta, 2B; Brool<S Rolllnaon, naltllilore, 3B; Jtm Fregosi, C.lilOrnfa, Phlla Atlanta Harmon IW!ebrew or Mtnneaota, whO nipped BaiUmore•s Boog Powell by 10 votes In the doseat balloting lor IIIII' pool~- will be at first base again Willie teammate Rod Carew, rookie of tbo year last oeason, ropoato as second baseman. · BaiUmore•s Brooks Roblnoon, :Jtavtng ooe ol his worst aeasont ~ tho plate, stUI managed to ~II Cleveland's Max Alvis to r..,..t as thlnl baseman. H-.. '"""'· · win •ilome. · . ., Ik · Reg. 12 Count ·, ; l8 PORK and BEANS·------------RED BEANS. _________________ _ EARLY JUNE PEAS-- ----------RED KIDNEY BEANS----------CRANBERRY BEANS-----------GREEN & WHITE LIMAS. _______ _ BABY LIMA BEANS·-----------· BLACKEYE PEAS-------------;_· GREAT NORTHERN BEANS------NAVY BEANS·-------~-------­ GOLDEN. HOMINY--.. ----------· CHILl PINTO )• Cat Food··. ' Anlcond~ ~<· ron ·3 .f.01•1 . . . . , ~sft. ln. wide - won ;teague'o Mi1st Valuable Pla.ror 'al\'ilnl laat seaoon aner whudllli tHo .Trlple.l'l"(ll'ln, received 246 of a p.,.lble 21i2 votes and Freehan, the Tiger catcher, pqlled 248 ol 251 poaolble votea _tAl lead Ill the balloting of AL pll\l'era, IIJilnaPro and coaches. Tlirte b;iJdoVers !rom last ;,,a.• I •..Ita~ ream join :fallrzenitkl and Froohan Qll tho!' (98S Nuad wlllch 11'111 . ' ' attempt to . Slllljl a record !lveY~ Nattonal League wiMlng llreal< when the teams meet .JUlY 9 at the HOilston Astro- ' . ' •' •• :i'"'l""'mrod 10113Y by llilseball tfonnnluloncr William D, Eck- linfucky leauty BRA ' . '· ..,.,.... .,1·~-~ ~1 01 J.,t"a~: ~r t·uurornla: ~ ~4' :!~..man 'roster later thf's . 'm; 'l'qnul~y ll~lm•r t;~;~tl. :'Ji\'!l~mmskl,', !\'Ito letH~l'l"i'l · '!1\o ·pla)·•'!l "llt• l~fl 11 lmlng• Tmtr~l"! lt~r SM .· to a ~tut:mt or llD.•t y~ar'a ._. u;..Jmllng, 2.1 ·l"~aon. a.nd Jl~ll ~·rochap. ~ -.N~!J~t t.i!aplo vt~IOry, waa an t~~dcr In l~c . • ,,,,,u lo end a' ealf victor ovo'r l1Jicago's t.ulo ~~)"l'ar PI'"'!:'PI dl'IMI,!j1t In •\(l<lt•ldo to Coltlptete UJolnfictd. .,t~trott lh~ roar, hoad tho llomor IIIUors ('boson ·r..,..., ~· . , •67 2$8 67 .282 ee 26t 29 12 ;zre q 2~ 26 §7 ••268 Homlp Runs ' , ;r Loqoie; \ Mcc<ivet. Allen, -~~ 1· fhUi , It AI~~·'' 18.88 ·tnvO..tiNG VINYL SWIMMING IUMIEI tltUE �'li "' l . '• ' ~ ' 3 - Thl~ llail) st•nlinL'I, l\1lt\lh'l'tll"l·l 1 nnwa1 lr,t·, ~ hn.1l~ :!ti1 fO(i:( ,rt~." ·. ~·!.t '· 'l ~ ~ ,..1\11 ~ sr~r Tea_'..in N..a_,_;_·m e_.:_._d_~. /_, _,~ - ,.·_ ~ ' .:j;~ ~ >~~\\:·.;~-~Yo(l\ _ (l~;-~ .\'JH'l .• . . ~,..,, ., • . Yastriemald, the hl!aleading hlllor, Ia thq ooly .300 plus batter on the etgtrt.man leom with a ,320 average and ooo of onll twl> In the entire teague In Frauk tlownnl o.t WashinGton pmo, pta/od throogh Motiday and Dotrolt'a Wllllo. ltortoo, the night, ·Y a e t r .z e ·m s k I, who teoguo's two leading home n~n stumped early In tho sea.on producers wtth 24 and 18, Join b!lfore regaining his 1067 lorm, Y<~stn:emski in the outrteld has u home nana, foUrth In the JronlcaUy, aU are left fielder• league, and 29 run~ batted ln. but were able , tD be chosen NEW YOIIK (UPI) _ The since all outiiOlders a r 0 . 111ar11ng National and American groupod together In tho voting. League All-Stan as 111111011ncec1 Dick Williams the Booton by Baseball commissioner Witmanager w11o handle tho Uam D. Eckert: American League atars thla Natimal year, wttt aoleot his pttohors Jerry Grote, New York, C; and the remaining pla.rers to !Ill WUIIe McCovey, San Francisco, %6,, ~ncrl~an t.da~1c .Ui Slat team . KY. BEAUTY .. • ••• • • ~~rt. ~ Yaatrzenu!M. Uu:!i Bolton left ' :ttetder who Shellie or Green Beans· 4 ·~:.~'2 SJ.o: I ' ' Aluminum-' ... ' . .· '. . .---------------- Grade A S..ltnt "t ,.. ·~ -:. :, ·I ·>i:-bv '8-9't· gal. - - - - - - - - - - - ,- - - · Regultr 39c Value L lj, • ~·. . 1:. .• • Flddl'e- Fadd· ..le. 3· .,q..·S] , , " ·' ch·-s 10 ~, Corn ' . lp ----· . i , ' ;. ' Dixie Pork Slclns, ChHH Twist ·300 size cans · '1:.,· . .... · .. 300 Cll!l, ' . All Verietl" Chiwl!lg Gum or . . ' ' '-/ . Candy Bars........3:,::. !I ROYAL SELf.RISING KOTEX 25 .. .... _ •••••••••••••••••••• 3 box.. J.OO s· l .5: ·;-~ - =~:~~ IGA .. You Save Here Every Day On Top Grade Meats ~· · ' 1\ <.:. ' • ~. ~ •, i_ L . . ,.}l:11 I.S. &UDI A IIIIUI ·2. · $· apiC.-. 0 NGE C.RU SH.. ......... T'l SSUE·s••:~:::::••••••• 4 \ I' I • . ! r • ' • the Anterlcnn ' l ; · . . s., OF; WUUe llorton, · Detro!~ OF; Frank !toward, ' Wasbln(lton, OF. . . . Pitchers and remalllder of S(Jiads to . be ..lect.,t by Managers Rod ~nat or St. Louis- (National) and Dick Williams of Booton (American). CINClSN,\T! ;UPO - An upset IIIDmach Ia taking tile toll or Pete Rose's batting average. The batting mark of the Clnclmatl Reds star right Reider dipped to .341 last ftlght wllen he went hmosa In lour sWings •• New York Mel righthander Tom Seaver blanked the Rhlnelandera four-tD-<Inthlng .with ftvo hits. Tonight It'll be a couple of Fresm, Calif., natives, the Mota' Dick Selma and the Redo' Jim Malooey, Wilen tbe two teams ctasb In the llnale et a thr"-e set wllleh winds liP tho current home stand at Crosley Field. Mot Manager Gil Hodps had given Beover the choice of pitching to ROse or walking him and pllehlna to Alu .JOhn...,, Wilen Pete came to bat Ill the fifth Inning with the I!<Ol'e tied nothtng.to.nothln& two outs, with romors oo second ond ~dings By United Press lnternatlo1111 NaUODII League W. L. Pet GB ~;·Loula 44 'J:l ,620 ... "'" FrMclsco 39 33 .542 ~h 'Atlinta 31 33 .529 61/2 · Phlladelphl1 32 32 .500 ll'h LQs Angeleo 36 37 " .493 9 ~~ York 34 31i .493 9 :t:illctlllltt 34 36 .486 9% 'l!lttabui-gh " 32 3S .478 10 . ' Chlcqo 31 39 .443 12% 4141 Tuesday~~!.~~~ 4'h Wills ~ 6 PhUadelphla I, night and .third. Seaver elected to lace Rose and struck ool tho slugger with an inside slider. "I llgurod I could get Rose II I kept tho ball Inside," llald Seaver. ''I knew he had that upsot otomach and I knew he atilt had to be a little weak. Earlier this season, I had tho same thing a couple o! times In one week and I know - weak I had been. uPete Ia swinging a soft bat," eontbued Seaver. "The .ball he hit to tbe lence In tho first Inning would hove been out or the park II It had boon the Mrmal Rose swinging the bat." A home run by Clooo Jmo1 r: I '·, Our F..... GOOD LEAN GROUND BEEF FOI YOUR COOIOUTI LHnGro••• Beef.Gro•• ..... ' POTATOE.S Rosedale snr.c~ ' Bacon ----------~--39~ 20 lb. ... 20 ct. Everyday Low Price ' NEW RED FI'OII 'i I, Save At This 1._· Prlcel WienerS.------~t-99~ lder.______!._49e tbo alxth Inning. And they aowed up the victory with a three-run aplurge In tho seventh IMing when they bWichod a walk with lour hits, lnctudlng a triple by &ld Harreloon tD send B who autrered a broken ·finger MontJoy night when ciiJipod by a Tommy Helms throw. Reds Manager Dave Brls!All was lavish ~ his praise or Seaver, the Meta 23..year-old sophoIII(Jre rlsht handor who was the " I rate Seaver one ot the ftvo best pitchers In the league," aald Brlllol. "He ma,laso ·-an,y team look good when he pitches and ~m not down-rat~ the Mots. Cheshire on 2- Hitter Smoked-In The Piece ' ' .-,_ 1. ' '~ . . l' " ' ' . ' ' ' , .~· ~ ' ··~; ' ..... I ' . ' Mro. Waller Brown, Ulldllllll David, opent' tho weol!end In nlstrt - Cl'erolond With Mr. IIIII Mi-o. .1 nlibt WIUiam H. Thomas. Whlletboro, e, they alt8lded tbewllddluco!RichPiteher . . ord 'l!tomaa and Qoe 'Willms Ill fle!ll, Qllo. Klr.en llwllpllrt.)' . . ~ 1.1 ,... oller ...... • patloftt it . 7) ' · ,&.'l)i., s-7) .·U P.lllo 'at . ' -4l~__8:oa , ·,..• .......,.; ·OJ EAT. 1•• pkg. •. ~( Sat. Only· c•·-k Ho-'" 1 Park. ......... "T:"":"',' ' . ... er~w V1. '':Mr. •.0... ~lid' Mro. lluasell Ar&a- It bl"l!e ,apd !amll1 01 Norlolk, Vii. 'Villltd WWl h11 paron~~, Mr. 8 P.,!ll· and ''" ..._ ' ..........to ...,._ NIIJ "'"!'1• ,... ~-" r -~ 1' SPECIALl •lnai•- News, Notes · 4l .379 l8 ~ ' • Linescores National League 000 000 100- I 4 I 303 000 OOx- 6 12 1 over the \!ankeea. Tho rally and Horton' a triple L. Jackson, Boozer (3), came after the game had been Farr.eU (li), Jemos (8) and delo,yod by rain three tlme"'lor Dalrymple. Reed (8-3) and a totel o1 99 minutes and Torre. LP- L. Jackson (6-8). enabled the Tigers to retain HI!- Taylor (1s1). · , ' at ·the WU- ,t,••• ROOM AJR.CONDRIONEI$:. Discounted! day afternoon. . '20 signed LAST LONGER, TOO! El Paso, played brlelly with a Cincinnati Reds' farm team this year before electing to play proCessional football. ; tween second tD third, and had vented by Joe Sweeney, 19thcentury minstrel. The instrument he devised was very different from the " banjer" used by Negro slaves of that day . He added the fifth, thumb, melody or octave string . IJ£VO"Il:D TO lh'T£1W1f OF ME~MA.SON 41EA iiCHARlfS. OW!N, Ptr~ . 9- MtrJ~...... . Howard. Bunker (1-0) and Blefary. LPCulp (4-3). H!l- ~. Roblnaon (3rd). : _t . Publi.W dlll,o ...... liiNrdu .... ,.. 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FGt ltld"r or outd- ~· LAIGl2 SPIED 20" WINDOW FAN ~ Resillt8 ' • SPRAY PAiiT . =•· 7'' ~ TOPIUALin ALL PUlPOSI RIIIMii!lill\ -1.111 t---------------·_._....__ ' 'illnlth, Boa .· Loo 011wa, Nin ~""Ill, :ar: u ' ; ... ' ' · ~ CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY ~ Porn...,_, ' :~ :~l t:::::: ·;::::::~~-:::;:~::!.~-~!:~::::::········~~=::::::::::::::::::;.~::::::::::::::::::::::.:":=~~~~J "'"'· c..... ' ; Every time you come Into our station and buy 8 gallons ol gas we will give you a 't6te ijr· gth~.;;..-­ decorator nower. These mate nice bouquet.. Display a free rose on your car '*'"'* Elsewhere ~, tho NatiOnal Leogue, Atlanta lopped Phi- • llllho olxth. ladeJpllia 6-1, New York blanked Middleport 030 .Oil 0- uo ClncllliiiU ·t-0 and Houston By United PreSB lntel"llltlonal Chllldre 000 0000-0 2 edged Chlcogo 4-2. SUMMER National Lelguo Van MaiN and Be~. We!P.I · SPECIAL G. AB R. ll Pet. IIIII Louden. Alou, Pit 56 192 20 69 ...,.... ;.,t~y porilbfe with two TWO PQSI'PONED Rose, Cln 71 293 48 100 .3U CllT'fi•t hondllt. Folds for comThe at~raeuse ¥1111 Siaub, Hou 69 263 26 85 .323 c1 tor D ,_..._. 1 • · rosition .....Ont .::::~:::::::::::~::::-:::::::~»:?:!:•:•:;~·:::~~;;:;:::~' Eaotem at Rutland l'lln,y ~· Jhnsn, Cln 68 215 42 88 .320 JNI trid h1ndlft. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPij . pmeo, aohe6Jiocl1'!10Jda7 ollerSt.L 71294 42 93 lvJon, wert JM)IIjloned because-or Flood, - The Vnl.~ Slates Auto Alou, AU1 69 293 32 90 .316 .307 rain. Club BCard otDirectors TuuGrote, NY 60 202 17 62 ,307 day roluol.d tD black-llq turlillian, Ado 6S %52 19 11 .306 bln&powtred cars ,from its Mceve,y, SF sa 20t 39 62 .304 cirC111~ but a WWa, Pit 64 214 38 83 .303 drive and r~ght American Lelguo . •. G. AB R. II. Pet. By United Press llllernotlonal Ya!Jskl, Boo 68 2~ 39 71 .316 HOVST~ (U~ Cievot.ed llrrlan, Boa 56 1?2 33 60 .318 ~ .tun, 21$~, nouoton,. ilhlnclr, ,MID 68 2611. 28_ 11 .298 !:~=~ lleallt\ Borden, 1,8, F.HWd, )VIi 66 ~0 ~- 74 .291 tbreo runa Ill tbe secODIIImlni, added one lD tbelllth aad Its last 992-2635 11'-ll"lrt antenna and you are in the con·. in - - • It tltll tail)' illlllln.a ~ tJ;LJL !it• ll"llllldol, 15.10. Thr. . . . . . . tuG • .,. Mocor IbM •htn CUTler IWV!c. Mol e-.ll- Detroit 010 000 601- 8 12 2 New York 202 OtO 000- 5 9 0 Lolich, Rlbent (3), Patterson (7), Dobson (9) and Price, Froehon (7). Barber, llamUIOn (7), Monbuuquette (7), Talbot (7), Womack (9) and Fornar>dez, Gibbs (9). WP- Ribant (11), LP- MonboUQ.uette (~). ~ l';ltlod&J llYwtl.l'-1 ................. tlllelli-GillaciMir, Lnr., U tall tilt .tl., r-.. Yark Ciqo, ~IW Yark. SuiiNriiHkon ... lUI Dlli¥VIII l:f' •her~~ tl'll!lablt S5 ..... ,_ ..... ,- 8). INGELS .;::·:·:·:·:•::;;:::;;;;:;;;:;:;:;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;~:;;.;::::::::::.:2.:;:~;:::::::::::::::;::~:~;:.;::.:::~~i mio Vallt)' l'llbllll!.._ c.....,. uo Meel!Mk !iii., POIMR}, Ohio, 157ft. 81111. .1 Gain Cleveland 300 100 020- 6 IS 0 Wash 000 000 100- 1 4 I Siebert, Williams (8) and Sims. Coleman, Bertaina (4), Humphreys (6), Baldwin (8), Knowles (8) and Bryan. WPSiebcrt (7-.1). LP- Coleman (4- 6 FULL YEARS COVERABI! ON PARTS AND LAIJO/t TO REPLACE rifEMI Invented BoDjo Hobble Eason hit a IUth Innlng double for the only hit by the Tigers, driving in Fred Burney who had walked. The Pirates and Dodgers will make up their game with a doubleheader on the next repalar Boston 000 000 000- 0 5 0 scheduled date between them. Rattimore OU2 020 20x- 6 II 0 Culp, Lyle (li), Wastcwskl (6), THE DAILY SENTINEL and 5 YEAR TOTAL . APPLIANCE WARRAITY defensive back from Texas at The American banjo was in- (8) than ever! West, to be satlslled with a triple. Brandon Quieter their second-round draft choice, to a cootract Tuesday. West, a Couch's hit could have been a home run, but he fell be- Lo• Ang 000 000 000_ 0 2 o san Fran OOO 0!6 20x- 9 9 2 Osteen, Purdin (6), Grant (8) and Haller. Sadecki (11-9) and lliatt. LP- Osteen (6-10). HRBords c1so. American League Minn. at Chicago, ppd., rain Charlle to•so A..... W_ILL ST. PAUL· MINNEAPOLIS (UI't)- Tho Minnesota Vikliii!S Werry fanned 13 and issued nine bases 00 balls onrooto tD the victory while Robbie Eason Pittsburgh o~o-t7o 010- 3 8 I and Andy Vaughan combined tD St Louis 000 000 020 _ 2 8 1 strike oot seven and walk two Veale, EUis (8), Walker (8) lor the Tigers. IUid May. Carlton, Wlllls ( 8), Lone Yank hitters were Stan Mikkelsen (S) and Mccarver. Moon with a pair of singles WP- Veale (5-7). LP- Carlton and Ron Cooch with a triple. · tre Sh u.Is Out _ ' t"vt'rythlnJ!" National Lea&\le's Rookie-of-the- (S-3) T7an .. 1ua II . p.~ ; lJd Fresh-In The Pl~ce Pork Liver·---~~- 25e Jowl Bacon.____"!_25e All Varieties Bollard's Salads . we- Hhare- alld ahare alike on appearances In the Meta' start~ ~~ek~o, Lamabe (6), Regan Ins u...,.p, replacing Ken Bos- (7) and Hundley. Cuollar (5-3) well, the rookie second baseman and Bateman. LP- Nlekro (6-6). r: • ""''hton it.'• al{rftd: All a tn.Wt, ........• ! 4 Cincinnati 0, night By VITO STEUJNO verge ol . bellW traded by the can handJe the assignlitent as lf91dlon 4 Chlcqo 2, night UPI Sports Writer Pirates after he refUsed 19 ploy he became the Orat p•aye'r in ill&ioburatd .$. J,ouls 2\, t!fl!!t Votel"lll Ma!"l, WJI!• '!a• . on. ~~~a.~ l!f•naUOIIIilJIICU"'!!"f:' 1110dern m~•le"*"" t;•'l!!'~to ,, • ~.. 9 Loa A!v o, ntgn"t•' · • hiiM' ~Itlr'l!.Wiiiti'Uhiii" aiid':ror 'iiii6eri · J{'e n n ea y;· hit a grarld s'flim h..fi"'er fnnis l'roblbla ljlj:hero rookie Bobby Honda was "'en atretehed hla hitting streak tD 23 .(lrst game as the Giants rooted ·. ~esF,!ln happier to leave Phoenix. games · and ·scored the winnllll! Los Angeles 9-0. The only other ~ (Wlie 5-.1) at The result Tuosclay night w1s run as tho Plnttes nipped tho · time the Ceat was accoul,pllshed . lekro S-8), 8:05 p.m. 1 close vlctocy for tho Pirates Cardinals 3-2. waa in 1898. ~;. 4f" Vork ~ 7-1) at _llld an easy 111e for the san Bonds, called liP from PhO<>Denies Trouble ~lllllll _ ('Maloney 7..4), ll:05 · Francisco Giants. nix Moncloy, Is s._...t tD WUla, denying there is any q.m. , , ' WWs, who lllll,y · denies tho eventually replace WJUJe Mayo triction between him and the -:;·Los ;Angelos O>i'YIIdalo 11-4) at rumors that ,he was on the In center!leld. He lool!od like he Pirates, sal.d, "things are fine. ~ ·Frlnclaco (McCOrmick 6-9), I There hasn't been any problem ~ p.m. .. ·, between Pittsburgh and Maury WJUo. I IIII.Y !Nit emphalicall,y. •,'DR~ Oial!ds. 11-4) at 1101111on .(GIUJU tol), 8:30p.m. · ,.. The rumors were started by 1 a ' ~burgh Ollis• ~ and Pittsburgh newmJan on hl& vwn · ~ 8-6) ..at . st. Lnq11 hunch. It was unqualified speculatiop.'' 2 • The tradllll! deadline passed on Juno 15 IIIII WUis now l~s ,,,,, Pc~ II Alllnta, night like a fixture In the Pirate · Niw York at 11o111ton, night llne111. He tripled and scored Two tall lmlng alnglaa ruin- lor the holts, alngled to lead' . . ~ Miela• ~Son Francisco ad I DO-bit pltchlng ellort b)' oil the seventh. · Blat, the sec- the deciding run in the elgllth ldleclllecl) righthander Rick Von Maire, but and baUIIIIII, 1101 the other ota- IMIIW on Gene Alley's single. Bonda, I 2Z-yoor-<>ld 9.5 Middleport otlll acored a 5~ Jie later Ill ll>e tmJne. <loshman In tho 100 who passed AmeriCIII Leque shutout at Chelldre In l'llly Lea. RocordJ aiHnrod Van Matte w. 'I. Pet. GB guo 1ctfoo TueaclaT. Jot 110 111111 83 pitches Ill the liP lootball and trock college , ~~41 26 .631 ... van Maire had all poeeggo HVtn lmlnls. He aloo woo two- achollrshlps tD sliR a basoMII , 111_ . 39 34 .534 71,1, ""'"" un111 G W-'-' plteher lqr-two &t tile plate wltb a ~bible cootnct Iller IT&duattng li-Qin • ,...,.~ l!il!umon. 3i 32 ,522 lih·- · ' ...... high ~chool !wr years ago, and ~ ' litiiiie...,; '\ 36 33 .522 !l'h connected lor the slam oU John Other Middleport hiUero were : ot)dallll · as n .a07 ;.; In the sixth In his th4"d Purdin ~lie and Rmlf Beeker, eaeh with Cllllomia u .35 ._,m lll'h time at bat in his first ganio. 1 pa1r of lllnsloa; oa.. IIWd. a 33 $4 ' •48$ lO'h Bonds w1s hitting ,367 and doid>le, and Stan wnoon, So,yre 31 ~t .458 13 !Biding the Pacific Coast m Jlawl01, each 1 lllnsle. JD 38 . •441 14 League when he was called ..,_ Middleport •cored Its first 1. batdllld .... .... Tiger Ouh lfi,'i .York ~ Tho Now York Yankeea have the sclll"s tD prove WllUellm:ton •belongs wltb. the atara fodil¥ :while tho Dotrolt Tlgors have their bisgest victoey of tho season when they wootd have settled lor a ralnout. Horton, named fodil¥ to tbe American League All-8tar team, celebrated a few hours early but just In time lor tl>e Tigers Tuosda,y night when hla lwl><'un IH!VOnth-bmlng triple climaxed a slx-<1111 rally lor an 8-.1 victory Werry 1· Hits Leads Pirates in 3-2 Win Reeds . ·viii . e You'lbiof l ' - ott George CUlver save the year In 1967. Mots a one-to-mthlng I~ In 1-• tJy ,fttl-:tl DOWN Ul'l Sporta Writer . . .............. .............. --._ Colifomlo Ml,'<lles .clstad IIIII oaJ<tw AttJt,Ue• 7~ In Ollie( tholr 7'h ·ll01110 leod .,Yer tbo Amerlean !llftleH. se~ilee Clevellll4 tndllllA. Time waa calloil Ill tho RIUI ~.~~:~ lmlng with tho Tlgars trailing ~­ .~ I. Bot the gamo was ftllall,y resumed atter a f2.mtnuto do)o,y · IIIII tho YMkeos' Steve Bai-ber, Who had thrown 99 pitches In the game and IIIII' 1111mber of warmup pitches, nnatly tired In tho seventh. Biggest Win "I haVe to be trutbM IIIII so,y . (AUSIZIS) 118 woold haV& oetlled lor a ralnout," admitted Manager Moyo Smltb. "rll aloo have to IQ' that we haven't won a bluer game all season." Barber was Ufted after walking Wayne COmer leading ot! the seventh and tho Tigers went to town against relievers Steve Hamilton and Bill MonbOuquette. D i c k llcAulllre NOWSA~FROM walked and Dick Tracowski ·doubled 10 drive out llamllton IUid Mickey Stanley greeted Monbou"'otto and Bortoo lollowod with his triple oil Fred Talbot completing tile rally. New York ooo 001 300- 4 11 o Cin 000 000 000- 0 5 0 Seaver (6-5) am Martin. · Culver to the showers. Jones' homer tn the sixth was Culver, Kelso ('1), Lee ('1), one or his throe hits of the McCool (9) and Bench. LPnighl He shared hitting hooors Culver (5-ll), HR- c. Jone• with AI Wets, who walked, (9th) Lanl!y Mark Worry hurled onebanged out throe singles and · hit ball to lead the YMks to a ltole two bases. Chica 0 000 llO 000- 2 5 1 5~1 win over tbe Tigers In PomWeia made one at hil rare H 100 003 OOx- 4 11 o eroy Boys• League action Tues~ WEST SIGNS . i"tOnly - · lb. W•shtni!f,., Senotnro r,:.ll!lld UMi . I SSi Carl Yastrzemskt, 'Jlqston.. Rose Has Upset Stomach,. Goes Hitless In Defeat la.Uebrew, CarewRepeat ·_fS:.;;:·;::.w>. Th• iloti~ll!ll ... IJioli,tl!f~ tot,Mtr, :$.; ed th• llo8WII 11"'1 SOli r,~~ !l,tfl ~lev•tond '·, IJidJan• tJOat - ~ 21!; lion Sa1119, C1Jl¢illl'jf Jll; lloo Kesslncur, L'hlc~~.~/ !lank Aarun, <\llanllj, Qf'~,-Curt l•"lood, !J;. t.ou!o, .ffi'; :_,f"Pilte ltooo, l'lnclll!lall, m·. · Amort can •·• , Bill Jo"roehan, · Delrol~ ; C; llarmon KUiebrew, Minnesota, Ill; t!od Core.., MinnesOta, 2B; Brool<S Rolllnaon, naltllilore, 3B; Jtm Fregosi, C.lilOrnfa, Phlla Atlanta Harmon IW!ebrew or Mtnneaota, whO nipped BaiUmore•s Boog Powell by 10 votes In the doseat balloting lor IIIII' pool~- will be at first base again Willie teammate Rod Carew, rookie of tbo year last oeason, ropoato as second baseman. · BaiUmore•s Brooks Roblnoon, :Jtavtng ooe ol his worst aeasont ~ tho plate, stUI managed to ~II Cleveland's Max Alvis to r..,..t as thlnl baseman. H-.. '"""'· · win •ilome. · . ., Ik · Reg. 12 Count ·, ; l8 PORK and BEANS·------------RED BEANS. _________________ _ EARLY JUNE PEAS-- ----------RED KIDNEY BEANS----------CRANBERRY BEANS-----------GREEN & WHITE LIMAS. _______ _ BABY LIMA BEANS·-----------· BLACKEYE PEAS-------------;_· GREAT NORTHERN BEANS------NAVY BEANS·-------~-------­ GOLDEN. HOMINY--.. ----------· CHILl PINTO )• Cat Food··. ' Anlcond~ ~<· ron ·3 .f.01•1 . . . . , ~sft. ln. wide - won ;teague'o Mi1st Valuable Pla.ror 'al\'ilnl laat seaoon aner whudllli tHo .Trlple.l'l"(ll'ln, received 246 of a p.,.lble 21i2 votes and Freehan, the Tiger catcher, pqlled 248 ol 251 poaolble votea _tAl lead Ill the balloting of AL pll\l'era, IIJilnaPro and coaches. Tlirte b;iJdoVers !rom last ;,,a.• I •..Ita~ ream join :fallrzenitkl and Froohan Qll tho!' (98S Nuad wlllch 11'111 . ' ' attempt to . Slllljl a record !lveY~ Nattonal League wiMlng llreal< when the teams meet .JUlY 9 at the HOilston Astro- ' . ' •' •• :i'"'l""'mrod 10113Y by llilseball tfonnnluloncr William D, Eck- linfucky leauty BRA ' . '· ..,.,.... .,1·~-~ ~1 01 J.,t"a~: ~r t·uurornla: ~ ~4' :!~..man 'roster later thf's . 'm; 'l'qnul~y ll~lm•r t;~;~tl. :'Ji\'!l~mmskl,', !\'Ito letH~l'l"i'l · '!1\o ·pla)·•'!l "llt• l~fl 11 lmlng• Tmtr~l"! lt~r SM .· to a ~tut:mt or llD.•t y~ar'a ._. u;..Jmllng, 2.1 ·l"~aon. a.nd Jl~ll ~·rochap. ~ -.N~!J~t t.i!aplo vt~IOry, waa an t~~dcr In l~c . • ,,,,,u lo end a' ealf victor ovo'r l1Jicago's t.ulo ~~)"l'ar PI'"'!:'PI dl'IMI,!j1t In •\(l<lt•ldo to Coltlptete UJolnfictd. .,t~trott lh~ roar, hoad tho llomor IIIUors ('boson ·r..,..., ~· . , •67 2$8 67 .282 ee 26t 29 12 ;zre q 2~ 26 §7 ••268 Homlp Runs ' , ;r Loqoie; \ Mcc<ivet. Allen, -~~ 1· fhUi , It AI~~·'' 18.88 ·tnvO..tiNG VINYL SWIMMING IUMIEI tltUE �• IN ·f·E:. 17 ' Of 76 , ' .• .STAR ·:, ... . ' ::: 'i• I• nNDERBEST-GnCK!N •• • . . ' BREASTS I -.." ".&VII TRICKS IN WASHJNGTON - Legislative allght.<Jf-lland Is only a port of what goes on in the .-tion's capitaL In May a pUt or Middleport's senior class ard Its advisors - 29 strong - visited there and had Its picture taken. The 29, however, became 31 for the picture, then reverted to 29. It was 1111 a bit of thonmery possible because of a panorama camera exposure. TeacherCoach Fenton Taylor and Miss callle Lewis are at both ends oi the rront row. Others, left to right, front are carol King, Elaine Da\'ls, Patty Slavin, Ann WUson, Janie Gerlnl, Duann Mc!Dioah, Kiron. Hawley, Candace lllllr, · Betsy Cwml~, Mellaaa Davia, Myrtle Faulk, Sharon He1'11IWIII, Jackie Hawley, Sandy CJatworlb7, Olano Sn!'dor, callle Lewis ard FentDn Taylw; back row, Mike Gress, Ctuck Mullen, Jqtf lloiiiS, Jim Conde, Bill SWill, Pllt Jordan (toacber), Art Case!, Jim Dl""1>ort, Keith French, llill Hacl<tlt, Danny Evans ard BIIIHII>tonatall. - lb . . ¥... ~ ' ' ' ">$ ,.r .J~ . J . .. . • ' < • . q> R.D )tPE s~oo . . Cemlltlt , ...... By WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. UMI-BONB.ESS ELON H WHOLE nr HALF c SWIFI"S PR 22·1b. Avenge MASON For hundreds of years, it decay. It would seem from has been reeognized that peo- this observation that carbo· ple whose diets include large hydrates play an important quantities of starches and role as causative agents in sugars tend to suffer from tooth deeay, or, at least, are moderate to excessive tooth the triggering mechanism In , .W-ATE .......... . lb. ' . 1 Carbohydrates May Be Tooth Decay Causative ss~ "'= !UIIIITiiiE (0. LB. IASOII; .. lfl 12 oz. c1n • SC01T ll~ ~"'"' t\l•~' ~ CORN ··. · · ~~ v-· \.0~ BONUS BUY fllOZ~ ~ . U\ t\\\ . ~fA"._ . . ( . * . I ., • ' 1 LL CAN . 7~ · .. MEAT BUYS! .•• FREID DRIED •4oi:.. Jar .8q· " ~ .. PICNIC H 3 1.. Cll 2.1:9 · -DQ ~P ....................•.• ter .· ·. .. ' . .a1•Jnomyls ............~..·4·*·' · 1' Fru .lf ( o,·kt· LUNCHEON. MEATS Tomatoes.::.......... ~... 2:. 43C SUPERIOR SliCED •••• •••••••••••••• CHOC. BfAD5 MIX I ENJOY DUBUQUE CANNED . ... . . . ·~ •DVJOf •IVPER LOAF ax \ f.(i • - . ·. ' ti ' 14 ... 4. . ,. . ' . FOODIAND HAMII.!JRGER or HOT DOG .- ·' Cllli ... . ~~· . . .·.· ~··• · ... ·: ' . :,) .· GALLON CARTON ' ,. MOlTON'S CATSUP 20 oz. BOULE c . ; r. •' p STORCK'S cuch COMPAIE, SHOP AND SAvE ' . . 1.'. . ' .,1'1! ' ,..,., BO DOG JFOO.D I , pfCa. of60 PKG.OF8 • • e • ·BUNS 'l) ...q~~ uo\\\ . 1". -~ '. \0'£ '""'w ( .... . ..... nch \~· -~~ .NAPKINS FRESH SWEET '· STOKELY OIANGE, GRAPe or.JUNOf D·IN 1 qt. 1'4 oz. can c �• IN ·f·E:. 17 ' Of 76 , ' .• .STAR ·:, ... . ' ::: 'i• I• nNDERBEST-GnCK!N •• • . . ' BREASTS I -.." ".&VII TRICKS IN WASHJNGTON - Legislative allght.<Jf-lland Is only a port of what goes on in the .-tion's capitaL In May a pUt or Middleport's senior class ard Its advisors - 29 strong - visited there and had Its picture taken. The 29, however, became 31 for the picture, then reverted to 29. It was 1111 a bit of thonmery possible because of a panorama camera exposure. TeacherCoach Fenton Taylor and Miss callle Lewis are at both ends oi the rront row. Others, left to right, front are carol King, Elaine Da\'ls, Patty Slavin, Ann WUson, Janie Gerlnl, Duann Mc!Dioah, Kiron. Hawley, Candace lllllr, · Betsy Cwml~, Mellaaa Davia, Myrtle Faulk, Sharon He1'11IWIII, Jackie Hawley, Sandy CJatworlb7, Olano Sn!'dor, callle Lewis ard FentDn Taylw; back row, Mike Gress, Ctuck Mullen, Jqtf lloiiiS, Jim Conde, Bill SWill, Pllt Jordan (toacber), Art Case!, Jim Dl""1>ort, Keith French, llill Hacl<tlt, Danny Evans ard BIIIHII>tonatall. - lb . . ¥... ~ ' ' ' ">$ ,.r .J~ . J . .. . • ' < • . q> R.D )tPE s~oo . . Cemlltlt , ...... By WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. UMI-BONB.ESS ELON H WHOLE nr HALF c SWIFI"S PR 22·1b. Avenge MASON For hundreds of years, it decay. It would seem from has been reeognized that peo- this observation that carbo· ple whose diets include large hydrates play an important quantities of starches and role as causative agents in sugars tend to suffer from tooth deeay, or, at least, are moderate to excessive tooth the triggering mechanism In , .W-ATE .......... . lb. ' . 1 Carbohydrates May Be Tooth Decay Causative ss~ "'= !UIIIITiiiE (0. LB. IASOII; .. lfl 12 oz. c1n • SC01T ll~ ~"'"' t\l•~' ~ CORN ··. · · ~~ v-· \.0~ BONUS BUY fllOZ~ ~ . U\ t\\\ . ~fA"._ . . ( . * . I ., • ' 1 LL CAN . 7~ · .. MEAT BUYS! .•• FREID DRIED •4oi:.. Jar .8q· " ~ .. PICNIC H 3 1.. Cll 2.1:9 · -DQ ~P ....................•.• ter .· ·. .. ' . .a1•Jnomyls ............~..·4·*·' · 1' Fru .lf ( o,·kt· LUNCHEON. MEATS Tomatoes.::.......... ~... 2:. 43C SUPERIOR SliCED •••• •••••••••••••• CHOC. BfAD5 MIX I ENJOY DUBUQUE CANNED . ... . . . ·~ •DVJOf •IVPER LOAF ax \ f.(i • - . ·. ' ti ' 14 ... 4. . ,. . ' . FOODIAND HAMII.!JRGER or HOT DOG .- ·' Cllli ... . ~~· . . .·.· ~··• · ... ·: ' . :,) .· GALLON CARTON ' ,. MOlTON'S CATSUP 20 oz. BOULE c . ; r. •' p STORCK'S cuch COMPAIE, SHOP AND SAvE ' . . 1.'. . ' .,1'1! ' ,..,., BO DOG JFOO.D I , pfCa. of60 PKG.OF8 • • e • ·BUNS 'l) ...q~~ uo\\\ . 1". -~ '. \0'£ '""'w ( .... . ..... nch \~· -~~ .NAPKINS FRESH SWEET '· STOKELY OIANGE, GRAPe or.JUNOf D·IN 1 qt. 1'4 oz. can c �' ' .' .· ANDY GAJDr: ·, ,· · ' GO'(F SEts···· .E . G. R ' • • .:'If ' ... 'if ·• \ ' j· ' ' ~, I . ·· ' ·'{'· , _ 7;. -~ • • ' ,. I ' ~ - •• I ' .. -:•r l··· .• •: ;t ~ • ., ! ' • ·.,·.. -~: ' . .. . '_'-~I. -~--.:~:L ..:J . , .,~ ' r·· ..,- ,> i ' OPEN . , LARGE ASST. OF CHIL SWIMMING POOLS ' . 4th OF JULY , CHILDREN'S TOYS FOR SWIM NG POOLS REG. 89~ ,. FIS·H HOOKS c BUILDING GROW ~ • · BELONG ' :[ __ _-_; --__ ::-J -· ""'"' IT W H u ',· . j • ' LARGE ASST. ON OUR . · 2 FOR 1.00 · TABLE . ENT c PACK tf REG! 2:1~ LET · JUST ARRIVED ANCHOR ·. · .... HOCKING . . : . . TRUCKLOAD BLACK PLASTIC 4"x10 ft. IT WON'T . LILT SPECIAL .· c . PITC:-IiERS c ' ' . 6 HOOKS WITH NYLOff LEADEI ANCHOR . HOCKING. WATCH OUR NEW . . i_ • ,,' ' •. • . '·,;i • DRAIN PIP 1.93 ., a. ~ "' $ I . ! ' ' >... ,.... GLASSIS·.,·. . . . ·- ., ... = -... "'• ' MINNOW BUCKETS . STYROFOAM LARGE FAMILY DISCOUNT c ----" SHOE. 50-7 oz • .CUPS' ..:OPEN ·' . . ' 7 : DAYS ,, '' . ' c . DEPT•.. .. '' . PKG. ::-~ ' STAINLESS STEEL MIXING BOWL 1.19 �' ' .' .· ANDY GAJDr: ·, ,· · ' GO'(F SEts···· .E . G. R ' • • .:'If ' ... 'if ·• \ ' j· ' ' ~, I . ·· ' ·'{'· , _ 7;. -~ • • ' ,. I ' ~ - •• I ' .. -:•r l··· .• •: ;t ~ • ., ! ' • ·.,·.. -~: ' . .. . '_'-~I. -~--.:~:L ..:J . , .,~ ' r·· ..,- ,> i ' OPEN . , LARGE ASST. OF CHIL SWIMMING POOLS ' . 4th OF JULY , CHILDREN'S TOYS FOR SWIM NG POOLS REG. 89~ ,. FIS·H HOOKS c BUILDING GROW ~ • · BELONG ' :[ __ _-_; --__ ::-J -· ""'"' IT W H u ',· . j • ' LARGE ASST. ON OUR . · 2 FOR 1.00 · TABLE . ENT c PACK tf REG! 2:1~ LET · JUST ARRIVED ANCHOR ·. · .... HOCKING . . : . . TRUCKLOAD BLACK PLASTIC 4"x10 ft. IT WON'T . LILT SPECIAL .· c . PITC:-IiERS c ' ' . 6 HOOKS WITH NYLOff LEADEI ANCHOR . HOCKING. WATCH OUR NEW . . i_ • ,,' ' •. • . '·,;i • DRAIN PIP 1.93 ., a. ~ "' $ I . ! ' ' >... ,.... GLASSIS·.,·. . . . ·- ., ... = -... "'• ' MINNOW BUCKETS . STYROFOAM LARGE FAMILY DISCOUNT c ----" SHOE. 50-7 oz • .CUPS' ..:OPEN ·' . . ' 7 : DAYS ,, '' . ' c . DEPT•.. .. '' . PKG. ::-~ ' STAINLESS STEEL MIXING BOWL 1.19 �'· . • ' • ' ••• . . , '· ,,_,.....,,.,c ' ' •..·•.. • ·I ' ' ' Vmt.cs !'nil lntOI'IIlll1mll ' 1\Y Wlless )'(N slt here each c1a.y receiving network ,press re· leases. you can't realize what good newa tbll reilly Ia. old tunes/" he SIYI. ur lcwe Tllo tempo of _prellclontlll . polllleldq plekod "" tooW' with major ....Udllles taklq to the road. R.....llean hopolul Richard M. Nlml headed for Lansln& Mich., willie rival GOP 01plraat NeliiOR A. Rockefeller hunted IIIII'JIOrt In connectleut. In tbe Demoeratle ca.Dip, VIce PrelideDI Hubert H. Humphrey TV . . . in Review By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Good news, lj.DOd. new1 ~ trom the wonderM ""rid of lelevlslcia. Tiny Tim will be beck next season on NBCwTV'I "Rowan and Martin's Laush.Jn.,. And I mean, . _ , . yoo all here rock 'n' roll and popular musie. Iand the mall brlnga a alelement It's juat thai the spirits of the from Lome Greene, the big singers whose songs I do are daddy of "Bonanza,*' a a)'· llvlq within mo. That's wi\Y the lng: ut.ove ia like a warm songs come out in the voices of blanket which covers and the ortgtnal slnpn. rm not protects a cbUd frOm hurt and doing imitations. That's the wa.y they sound inlide of me." even hunger." And whY does he sing? All rislll, II BOUnds like Lome Greene- rigbl? You yoo slarl •• Perhaps above all, because d. looking aroood desperately lor a aH tbe lovely women trbo with chaser. And there is JUDd old their beauty cause my heart to Tiny Tlm to the rescue, because overflow with joy.'" release. He sara: releue which 01111aln1 tbel Ed ·Ames never learned to Ice okale and (jUOieB him B1 aoylDg: "I came from a Iorge llmlly. And II pret\r wall boiled doWn lo lkatlnr or ealll1g, We ate wsll." What doea Amea mean by thBt? I mean, what Ia the world Ia he lr)1ng lo loll us? With Tiny Tlm, 'there is never any such [II<Iblem: ~!Wbll B[ngero we badl",)lf ~ •l!rvlag KouBIIWI, .... of · ' ·1be drat vauderille singeu; Arthur Fields. the first crooner, way beiGre tho eloclrlc [lhonoiroph; and of 00111'10 Ruclf Vallee, Cooo Au11111. Yr. Jolooo, Mr. Crollby ond Mr. Ru11 Columbo • , , God bleoa lhem 'alii Now, as I bear these aoaga, I baii8YO lllal IIley .., thrlll the poople of today Jull u th8J' tbrfllod the ~o of ye-· day,b - y.., oalcl It, Mr. TIDy. And IIOIIlflhoW tbl& all &efJII1I more irrprtut Ulan a preas releaee . quodn& the boll o( "Peyton . Place," Paul Mona~ •• II,Jinl: "W11 back -.ben n ,. _,.eled the 100th ...,....., It : Mimed an Incredible aehlne- Struggle 1) Hoaw. "The peCI)le'a attitude h one of cliotrust of ewr)'lldqr. cliotnllt of the aplrltual legoey of our aneestor1, dllltrut ol the elloctlvene11 01111 llncerltr of one'• eldera, aoJ e~~J*iall)' distrust of the govermnent," he oald. Huonr. who ftnlobed fourth In the 1967 presldenllal election and later aeeO(>Ied PrelideDI ~guyen Van Thleu'a of(er of tbe iJremleraldp. cited corruption as 1 main deolro)'er of eoolldence. f1&hl Carrpulloo "CorfUIItlon. There Is much of II llere. And II a(JI'tOda r&i>kli1· Ilia very COIIIaliOUJ. "We are eett1a1 reports e·•ery day I<CUII.. highly placed (101'110111 ol c~ Wben we p1 proo~ we wiD 10nd lbem atrai&ht to court. We are WOJ"Id.lw on I lot ot cues 00'11', •• ho lllcl. Amicommunhm hu a clooe rllllll' lor H.,.... "I kDow the CGinmuniJU very wall. Thoyldllod two of my .... ......... they clid 1101 go ..... with Conummilt ideology,u he oald. On other lo;llcs, 1'- oald: -"There .., be another d.es. ' illll:k oo Salp, •• the VIol c..,. ere 1ry1,. to ..... lor IUdl an - k . We hove lakin ....:.·~r there ·F - (II iho HEATING - l . ' ,,, I ' ·I r~. ......... 8.63 Tt.e TIMELY QUOTES ~ !II '. !::!:::. RE(L~NER SET$ ·'/ , .• • "\• ·I"" '1r;o.r ' ~ .. : i~i:':JJI:S¢; "' ' ' , ,, , ,,,,. '. ,.. . ~ 1{ ... :' ~.,·~t;, ' ANll 111~: "UEAT,. GOF.SON•.• to Mra. c. t·. SQvefltJy'uWs ago , .I was iR a m~rr~·,1~~llar ,to (.'oneerntng Mrs. e . v, whose hera, Jlecauao R1Y tridnfaa and lofo tor'· ~'tho rl~t man" euus- bollefa "wcro..OJIPOJe4 to.dlvoree, e('l •OOr to reapprailK! what she 1 Bl.nq;:Ried ·tar WO loft&.:tQing :terlned a mlsmatcl~ marriage! to r<!cOncile m.Y8orr;,$0 a love\"OU aaid Yrxi worrlcdoverthcan- less murrlagc. · _J.:•. 1 awur for a month, but I beHove ,Flnn.Hy in ·dospcratl«* J rllod you gave the -wron~ one ... 1 am for divorce. 11m ehv.lld Cor my concerned, C¥l'fl troubled by it, , YOIJDg son and mY~I'r;~was unU~Gh on lhc whole I admire believable. Ills scho01 ·work im•. your common sense, and have proved, and I soon · ~, a b'OOd many 0( )"our t'Oiumns in m;y .iob. The divorce bcricdttod IPlY tiles. husband as he was atilt .to ~ Mrs. r. I•', wrote: "l know back to his wit~ crowd trithout there is only one answe:r: Give m.v - aa he call~ l~- constant up Tom, surround myselr with rf ic ·nnroval. wire and motherhood and rorgl' ears later I "met my the warmth and wonder of , 1usband, who ia all t h e silly thing caJied love." She gave ,\ ,-, .tl us. I shudder to think her own solution, llclen, and bear \Y]I ;.t ( ' ifc would have been had I in mind she called love "sills : not t.al>en tOO giant step. 'l'o C. F. Doesn't that mean she still can't I say; If there is no rftsonable trust her dectsioos·.• Shehasbuilt prospect for bulidfng .a tolerable her husband into an admired and marriage, then break fie bonds succeasrul businessman. She has and marry your Tom. Lire is too a iJ)Od place In the community, ahort, etc ..• - IIAPPILY REin spite ol her husband's sllaky MI\RRIED past. Sile took him •'for better Dear llelen: or for worse ..• until death do us I had a similar experience to part." She should be urged to that or Mrs. C. F. - I chose to keep her part of the· bargain. stay, Today my husband h lliCInstead you suggested an bon- cessful. We have a beautiful est talk, which might show that home, tine children, new cars. both mates "want oot of a bad Twenty years ago he could barebargain." You more or less en- ly make a living. I have t!nCOUrcouraged her to go back on her aged and helped him because J promise. Though she reels her relt sorry for him and wanted to youthfUl marriage was a mil- pull him away from bad ., influenctake, ·~o wrongs do not make es. Outwardly we're a perfcctcoua right." Piease, do aU you can to pie. Inwardly, J•m dead. Two strengthen the bonds of matri- years after we were marrled, many, :via your column. Theternt I met the man I shOuld ha\'e marwedlock iaappr<JPrlate. Marriage rie(l. ,\ll that ever came or it ought to lock out third parties, was an accidental kis~ . Laugh if as well as lock In those w h o you will, but that klBs showed speak their vows to each other. ua what love was like. He be'gged My church does not always eon- me to divorce my husband and demn divorce, but we know that m3rrY him . Like a goody-goody "marriage triangles usually turn [ refused. into wrecked tangles." - REV , U was the greate~ mistake R.P.L. of my life. rve lived through Dear Helen: hell , made worse by always hav1 salute you ror your answer DC~r llelen: ' -<' -' ; tu.,l, of Scl4.111cc Md JnWslrt !ADd ·PIIIlmmt Seoul !IIIIIch lo N<!J·c cr ''' Uw ctMtlln~'ml . 1\Ht>IHting him u.rc Carl Cur-· MJC many tlther prJin(f>i tJilnt.tr"Jt MexiCO Ia lllo doaUnaUOO IQI' :14 m.!Uc, HUH!it!ll, Ky., Kt1nneth 1-<:t.* in t:hi~g~~ , Tour the City Ul Explorors, older lloy SOOUI,, und adult leaders who will lcavo llunt.- karl, l'fMnl 11easanl,-arKJ .lamcH l~nvf.!r with vlcwK of rwrroonding mounhdns, vi~' the 1:. ~ iftldOn. W. Va. on Ju&,- Stb for a WIIJ.'UI'A, llunlinJ..ot.vn. Air · Fort-e Ac~tOOmy, f;t~r~n f.l( Pllllmool' nanch ht ricJlln wild 12 d8J' rugged camping oxper(. the (iod~. and Pikc'A t•t!ak In g"d.me, including deer, el~, Clrf· ooco. The l'hllmonl Hcoul IIMch is ote, antelope-, mountain lloo, bu(. t:olorado SptinKH 1 'l'ho oonUnu(.onj. . the ,national c<*mping area for ralo boar, and wild LUrkc..oy. ltH wm spend an ~tllcrn()f)D uld sta-Y 11lo ·Scout movement. It corn~ prises 137,221 acres of rugged western country on the slopeH of tbe Sangre de t:rlsto nangc of the great ttoeky Mountain chaia. 11. 1., a>lln of Ill llol!ord /\YemJO, lluntlngton, a veteran of 19 yoars in scouting ls lead- Oa Vinei's Mona Lisa is said to be the Ukeness of the wife of a Florentine, rram:esco di Zanovi del Giocondo. ~ 2x4 • )C!US.S .• .' 2d 2x8 2x10 Cal Us For Prlcal ' ne . ' MATERIAL~ 'f ' ;'\ i Chapman-Canaday In the Middle Block Next to El...leldo POMEROY'S nGitl I I Clla-' . Maotor Cronllre AIIJenu CHESTER, o. I ----------------------J . ,, ,. THURS., FRI., SAT. JUNE 27;.28-29 · /, OFF "There's just no comparison for electric heating ... it's so clean and comfortable," says Mr. Smith of Fort Findlay Realty. "What's more, all my buyers like it It's definitely a big 'selling point ! " All n1!1UIIr ....,.,.. ,!lOW reduced in price to deir ~large stockl Shop ••rly 1ncl ..vet Builders know what's best for homes That's why the . majority of n!!w homes, in the Ohio Power area have ' Paint Clearance!· . . ' . ~1,?_'!1.~1-~~~ electric heating. It's the clean, trouble-free, ' - economical way to heat your home. '• •· : • ·' I George .. ' 1 1.22,qt~.· ,.,~,, ...,..,.. l • HOGG & Styles For Mn, Wom111, Chlldrn I FINOO I eROO'EJIS IIIOOSJ'ERII I IANTENNM' · •· •· I ' ,. ' distinctivt! striped foxing, heel lift, CHANNEL MASTER ' . ,.· · SUIFEI Popular new Ktds .1'1ylt!- hold and ru~:J:td, with GET THE PICT\JRE 1 With A Dill Tower 1 COMI'IEI'E LINE OF I Ask Abeal . ', ' ' ·;',. . ' ·~··' KEDS plorers and older Ro.}' Soouts will test their camping skHl s on 12 day expeditions. They will camp out on the trail, carrying thelr own cq.~ipment and cooking their , . $AT~N SHEEN 'ENAMEL "1-iSO. , ,,·. ·. · 00 gal~ .' ' fLU•IOTE' W.ALl end timeless record of the rocks Is a les11011 in goology. This summer about 18,000 Ex- es, and the Findlay homebuilder George Smith says: SEAT .·t llld canyooB team with bird overnight .at Fort CarBOn J\rmy ure. Ita nashing streams abound Camp. with game fish. There is a wilderness or trws, nowers, grass-- rood. Horseback riding, burro packing, and wilderness survlv., lng to put on a ralse face to the al arc combined into these expepublic. We have both been misditions. erable. My husband conressed reExplorers from all partsorthe eentl.Y that he never did love ME nation participate in pioneering either, but ooly stayed out or duty. treks, moo.ntaln climbing, fish. If we had only been honest with iug, horseback riding, geological each other years ago, think what explorations, field sports, a n d li[e might have brought for both many other aetivitles. of ua. - RUINED llY PITY The tou:- of the local group AND DUTY will also include visits to Mus- ' L hUh~ "I've had every type of heating system, ........... ________________, but I sure like electric heating the best. So I include.it in-aU the homes I build:' III HS-334;enour. Radio & TV! . ss 8.· ftiNG$ ~' ' • Wallpaper End of Month ft~ri\IJure PLATFUM ROCIII_ ·. ·SPECIAL 39.75. ·.· . SOFA atatt.od bcl'oro that It's tJmc "" t~k Ott tumdcurtJ oir our .~•w curon·emcnl offl~era and p 11 t them badi. on the crtrnlnals where ., tlu.•y OOTon~. ' SOmco pl"OI.'iatona or Ute Omnland lhC' bu• (.'~·lmc 8111 OlD,)' be diM. rc~'\'nU.y ,,_u lo enfort"t', How t~ police.. can ••stop man on the beat t;loterminc-M whc:"~ fl'lak" · SUI9icious,peraons. Ulfl' or not a man has luUialll'- · With the11e. ·at their dlspuaal Jt thing lets than an booorablc dis;~ m~· lx.o possible to begin a down .. chan~e from the scrvlcc crold ,... w:u-d trend tn what hs been a present a formidable problem. rising crime rate, at least in Or how he can possibly know major .cltlea, for a number or that a person who owns a weapon has at am· time renounced The ~prerne Coort's rullng his American citllenship will that a pPIJce officer can stop be, to ·aay the least, difficult. But the laws are there, and • lutplcioul Characters In public places and,·~rrtak"' them tor dan- there are many others on the gerous we.iPona is of partieular books. I call on all oor citizens to importabee. the oourt said that ' the action by Police must be rea- cooperate In the tight against ;Ntiably neceasary under the cir. crime. And I call on our taw enforcecwnstance.s. And that Sounds rea. ment agencies, from the top man sonable, too. The Pre-sident waited until t h e down to the man on the street to last mlnult, and lhenllnally sign. use tile Jaws wisely and well. , ed the Omnibus s&tA !lreets and ·• Crime Control blll. Re was quot. ed as saying It contained "more SOOd th~ bad."' These days whenever it's possible to find someSCIOTO LIVESTOCK thing that is ••more good than HOGS: 190-220, 21. 75; No. 1, bad'' It's probably wtae to go along with it. The bUI was pass. 22; 220-240, 21.25; 240-260, 20.• ed by a wide margin In bolll llle 75; 180.190, 21.75; Sows- 16,House and the Senate. Congres. 30-17; Boars- 14.40-15.30; pigs slonalleaders feltthatlfthemea- by head- 11.75-15.30 CATTLE: Choice Steers, 26aure were vetoed there would be enough votes to 0\'erride such ac- 26.50; good, 25-25,85; sWulard, 23.25-24.10; Good Heifers, 25tion. measure, amoog otbef !t- 26.50; standard, 23-24.25; Good erns, includes a ban on interstate cows, 19-20.60; utUII,r oowo,l7,. mail.-«der sales oc handguns. n 75-lB.SOi Canner and Cutter, 16,also Corblds saleorhandgunsover 50 down; Bulls, 22.50-24.35; Slock counter to ~one under age 21. Cattle Steers, 2S-28.7!io. Rifles and lhotguna are not -covVEAL CALVES: Choice,33.75; ered by the refllrlctlono. The bill Good, 21.75; Medium, 30; com' outlaws possession of any sort or mercial, 28; Bab.}' Calves by firearms by pe-rsons convictec1 head, 23-14. of a lolony, mentally Incompetents, veterans with anythina: less than an honorable discharge, A· merlcans who have renounced thelt citizenship and aliens Ule~ pi I, In lhla country. The wire ~ tapping provision& It has reached the point poroill ,wiretapping and bugging where people beUeve that he by Fed~ral, state, and local law who w a n t s American aid ~Jfdcers under court order in na- should proclaim enmity to lhe donal security cases and a long United States. 1111 of auspoeled Federli and -Kitlll fa i' a I of Saudi ~state crlme·• ... Jr! tP).~t.P,DCY,,:.a~es · Arabia ~ " . . ' ;' ... f lfllcen art"liJili ·oulliOrlziil to We have engineered! ·good -·nonttor ror 48 hours before ask .. networks that make it possl· .ne .tor court permisBion. Some ble for us to get til the city ., :lvll rll!h€4 JII'OUPS prolealed to earn the incomeS we take , ' ~ose ~ sittiOna or the bill, but it's back to the suburbs. But we . · ·lOnerlily concluded that llle pro. have almost nothing In the vlolooa wUJ. beloundconutltutlon- way of transportation to take '' ' . al. the poor to those jobs. The safe streets provhlions fA. -AJan S. BoJJd. secretary of tramportatton. lhe bill provldeo $100 mlllloo ill Federal aid th~ llrBI yesr and ~ mlllloo the second year lo help states and ·local agencies enforce the law. ID Ohio ~me groat strides 111 law enfor¢ement have been made during tbe past rew years. Re4J.Irements for pollee ottlcers arid 9terlff' s deputies have been upgraded. ThiOY muol all attend Peace Officer training courses • durbti ·tlleir nnt year on the job. I ' Many or us share the ooneem for l.tck or law ant.l \lr :ler et»erteneed in this eountry. 1 have Market Report . , . ,...,.. .4.99 FRAMING PLUMBING ww or ..... . .· - . . . . . MATTRESS & v- D•,.,.....•• talkJ) - ........ CHA(IS ANTHONY Plulllllilg-HHtlng . t::~:~.:...::..~ I _, ' SE Methodists · Bull.lng ANew ...., ? •••llngt•• ol• 011? . lloDofll' 111101'1 the ' ' eom~ort.w.. ·IIIJII.1. · But there Ia no llk.h • '• <I ~I Baker U.S.-Norlh 'dei>Iado 1111 tho aood ho went to hla ·heaciquorler, fnr . hla victory ~:;~ '!"~~· )'OOl'oOld •wiiWIDI becbelor ki•Bed. the prettj. ~ ·~QU~r Alfalrs Minister John Turiltir."~ . r • ··i' . . ' Dies Wednesday wUl be v..- Paris ,_. cr,:..~:i:j II'S SUMMER TIME . -"'"1117 -.urea l o tJ.n ott'' of Ida . .,, Nllii)O all the GOP prealdOn!ial '' "'' "' cllllllldale. REYKJAVIK, ICEI,AND - '.A· NOR111 ATI.AN11<1 Treaty Or· - ID ·a bsltiJl'iDI lo Rockefeller, (lllllzallon (NATO) •tr~te~ aeaslm "'~''Berlin l1J'okl·QP todijo with , the aenatora said .. There 11, we Secretary of Stale Deao RUik ~arr)'IIW tba allleilce's 'PIOdae of unitthink, ample 0(1Pil1unllY lor ed support 1o Weal Germany, Wl!,h Well®~ ·Fcx:elg)l Mlnlater -e•oloo of cliYOrpnl oplalooa WUiy Brandt beside him, Ruok was ll,yi!V lo liomr'to'uoure the aod YlgorouJ cliaeuaoloo "!' the Germans of ald. IISUOB without des-.. to .• Brandl won a unanimous pledge fr11111 the United states andlts porlllllal attacko. Remerka ol· NATO allies Tueadey lo maintain the freedOm ol RerUn, deep JJ>o lrlbulecl to yoo Ia .....,ctlon olde Communist Easl Germany. The Weotern allies declared Tiles· ' with Sell. Hatfleld'a anaoanee· ~ nliht the Soviet Unioo was responslblo lor the now RerUn menl lor Richard Nlxooappoara crlsll, causea by fresh East German-Imposed travel restrictions. to Ul to serve no uaeful p u r~ Tile NATO leaden called lor oo end 1o llle reslrlcl!ona. _pose. .. ANCIENT HAIRDO look a let of balr and a lol ol do· lot. Thll Mlnou style goe1 VETERANS MEMORIAL JAMES BORING ILL back aboal 2,1110 yean or HOSPITAL more. II wao aeon at a The Mlddloport emer1J811ey gree liPJft one candidate. All acpul waa ealled II 9:01 p.m. Admlalllono - Sarah Con&o, Tllla ..... ,.,.. reeenllalemallonal confer· Radne; WUlard Clay, PomtrQY; master ma&ODs are Invited. Reence of hair otyUato held In TUooday lor Jameo Boring, 192 Vivian Arnolt, Racine; . Jameo !reBilmenls will ba served Atben~ Greeee. m1111 btleleiiq Beec.ta &., Midclleport, who was Borlnr. MlddlE!JOrl. Ill, ~IQci IIIII Ioken to Veterana Memortallloan . E.. , MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Picture ~ost cards first Dlocharges - Nellie Groce; pltal and admitted aa a mecllcli were made m Atlantic City in . Gladys Slobarl, carole p ... cl••nup with Admlalllon - Olive BJsp. pallent. 1895. Discharges - None. Dalll)l SWick. Membere of the Ohio - eall Con!oreuce. of The United Metbodlat Church In tl:elr re. POIIIfOJ .. cant meeting wuonlmoualy pas&- ft. ot a church, school, Ubrary, ed two k8J' reoolutlons -alng or public p!O)'-d, and Cl), WA.'i~INGTON (Up(}- The of lhe IIUclr. told chemlalry In· and the metric !SYstem Is simple, public !linda lor the alp()Orl of allow local ,.,Uoo elocllono ill 1 The llepartment ,.... United ~~ faces a measure- dustry repreaerntives in a re- and quiekly leamed., private schools and relaxatlOD dlfllrlcl of two or ~ contlgu. But, he said, there woold be ment gap widening Inch by Inch, cent speech be Ia dlaturbod beor alcoholic beverage sales. ol Bulldlnl. Since- ltll ous precincts widtln the tmlncor.. pound by pound. as more world cauae Great Britain's shift totlle disadvantages too - trouble, and Meetlnil ot llle Firat United porated area of a townaldp ... neigtlbora adopt tlle metric 1\VB- system now means90 per cent of conaldorable _ . . . He oalcl Metbodlll Chlrch In Wester· tern. the world's populaUon Is using it. the United Slate& woold need to ville, 250 United Metbocliet miD- • 44 fte(ently, the sftu&tlOII seem& H11ds 18al'88 US rirtualb' lao- scrap such uaoftware" as coo.. lstero ond IO)'memberaapprovod to have beeome crlUcal," says IaUld In our atlterence to t h e tracta and blueprlnto, wlthClll! dis- the followingresJolm F. Klncllcl, aaalatant com- Inch and the poond," be elicl. and '1\ardware" such as dlal1, nlutloo: merce seeretary. "Ilia geoerally eallmaled lllal scales, and cAller meuuring lD. ••we reeommendtoCmferenee lbal action be taken to _.., Mooday, the Hoooe coiled up tho Blllft to the metric 17lllem ltnlments. for conlideralloo a bill which woold aave 25 per centofthellme , ~tSince llUl' present lnvestmeat recent ocllooa of the Ohio Logiawoold authorize a three • year now apoal oothe Blud.Y of arltbme.. in machine tools, alone, Ia In the lalure, and any proposed actlooa study to determine whether the tic," Kincaid said. He said tbla order of $30 blllloo, weneod_pre· of lhe Legislature, IJl'1IIIIing pub· United Stateo alao shoold so met- might save $705 mUIIoo a year cise answers beforeactloolstak.. llc lunda to supporl oedarlan en," Kincaid sald. ric. in educational colts. and private achOOII, believing He ~ observed that ,.28,8495 that such action establlshrla re~ Tbe- paaeed limllar leg. - '"'brouallout the eight 11radea lalatlon two yesra aso, but It of elemenlary school there Ia a grams of prevention is worth llglon oootrary 1o llle Ohio and died in the House. This )'811" tile continuous etrort on the part of 0.453m kl!ograma of cure, or Federal Constitution provlliona, lo wlitiDg lo 100 what pupl!o to leorn the number of that a mis1 fa as good as 1.• and tbel public lUnda shoold be the House doea. ) inches 1n a toot. teet ln a rod, 609344 kilometers." limited lo publlc usea ooly, Klnealcl, who roalflrmed I h e grains In an oonce, fiuid oonces "We respecU\Illy urge t n e commerce Department's support In a gallon, """rta in a bushel, Legislative. Study Committee of JQJare teet ln an acre - a total the Ohio General Assambly, BONE of 53 clillerent denoinlnale unllo which Ia studying Ohio Lklror Control "Laws, to avoid any reclays here with his parents, Mr. ·with little or relaUonlhip be. laxation of control of tba sale ancl Mra. Edison Hubbard, and tween tbe various unita.'' KinMrs. laura A. Rice, 81, Bethel -, r other relativeo. clld said. Ctlnununltr :1!1. 1, Pt. Pleaoanl, and .use f1 alcoholic beverages. • ~"·~ ,~Ill Fnql<\lnHII!Jrl~ ~ , 'J,llf >~"'l'f"f"• there ore OQ1.y dlod IIIla mor~lllflleY rial· and IIPidllctll,y lo'' r8Conunend passage of ' loglalollori Which and ¥!'• and Mrs. !lfalc:WIII:Gu!J>.'' :lido ~ate units In &.e dence. · ~ woold (1) problbll ISIIUIIIICe of 1her · attended tuneral services metric Q"ltem. Similarly, muth Mrs. Rice was born Jawary lor Dallas Gibbs at Me11011. time Ia spent on lelehlng llle 17, 1887, in Ritehie COunty, the permits lor llle Bale of beer Mrs. Clayton Ferris (Rekla uoe of eummon !racllona. 1\Y daughter of the late Rev. L. M. or lntoxlclllllg llQIOr wllhln 500 Gulrther) ol Perkeraburll vlolted contrail, the Blud.Y of dedmals Corder and Susan T. Abopen llere wllll Mr. and Mro. Guy A. Carder. Mrs. Riee was a mem· Guinther 111111 Mr. 111111 Mrs. MaJ. FREE CLOTHING ber or the Bellemeade United OOlm Guinther. Free Clollllng D11 al llle Sal. Melhndlst Cburch. Sharon Sue Cotlrlllllllll lrlend, vaUoo Army heedQiarters al 115 She Is survived by . her husPamela Sue Taite, o! COlumbus Buttemrt . Ave. will be held band, Otis; a brother, Holly 0. spent a few daya al the ~Ill Tillradey. Any Melli& counllan Carder, Rt. 1, Pt. Pleasant; a hmle. ill of clothing Is 111vilod. sls1eri Mrs. Lester Foglesong, Sllendlrw an evenl1111 wllll Mr.. Marietta, and several nieces and ONE FINtD and Mrs. Herbert Parker were One case was heard In Middle-- nephews. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Summer.. FUneral aervlees will be Frl· pori Mayor C. 0, Flabor' 1 oourt fteld o!SoftiiiiBb, Ga., Rellll SUm· clay at 2 p.m. al the BuUemeacle TUeadey eveninll. Earl EdiOII lllomertleld and Mra. Ednll Swruner. . . . . . United MethndiBI Chlrch. The wliter. 23, Long Bollom, .... ftn.. fteld of Long 11, D. od $15 and colla for apeedlng. Re"' 0, H. COrder aod llle Rev. Mr. 111111 Mra. JIIIDeo T. Guill&o Euimte Gulli" wijl· olllelate. ler and daughter, Kilt)', of Llno. Mr. 111111 Mra. GeorgeDempoey Bur~ will be In Klrklind Mom· cuter, spent Memorial na, here and Sydney Barlels of Huntlnaton oriali Gardena. Frimla may call ' with Mrs. Agnes While 111111 uncle recently vlatted relatives here. It li!ll F08ieBODI Funerel Home Richard Duckworlll. Sholla James of Cllflon opoDia aftei' ~ p.m. oo Tillradey. Tbe Mr. 111111 Mrs. WUUe Guinther few daya willl ber aunt, Mra, MaJ. body wJll De In otalealthe chw'eh allendod llle grldualloo of Debra eo1m Guinther, and lu>lly. jJI'lor to servlceL Guinther II GllllpeJia. Robert Slack 111111 children, Da"' ld ond Robyn, of Richville, spent . . a weekend. here with his mother, Mrs. Ada Slack. He atlended the lOth llllliveraary of hla (lnduiUon clus at l'llmeroy. Other Sunday 11110111 ..... Mr. ond Mrs. Harley J olmaon 111111 children of Wolf PolL Mr. and Mrs. M1llard Duckworth of Huntlqton and Mr. and Mrs. James II. White 111111 Mary Beth or Dunbar, W. VL, apeut a Comforteble Foem Friday wllh Alne• Willie, Rlcllard Duckworth, loeal, ond Mrs. ~~ Role Schwarz, Maaoa. '' Mr. and Mrs. Frod Jenldna, Sr., spent a weekea:l in COlumbus visiti.QI her lister, Mra. Arm Gnce otler ml Naomi London were reeently in Berea, Ky., where they a-the'""" •lion ol Jim Bill OUer frmn J!&. reo College. Rev: and Yra. Ray Beqle, Mr. and Mrs. David 8oeBle and son, Mike, Wllml,.too, vlolted Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick and Mra. Marpret Coltrlll and sons. Mr. 01111 Yro. Edlooo GuiiXber and dauabter, Debra, 111111 friend Martha Repp and sister-in-law, of Gall!pollo tllited willl Mr. and Mr.s.. Oller. • Mrs. Guy A. Guinther and Mr. 111111 Yro. WOlle Guinther. Mrs. Ada Sla<!k baa returned to ller lulllle here after apondl~ -sh:weekl with heraoaandda.ughter-tn.tur, Mr. and Mrs. Ropr Slack and iunll.Y In Milwaukee, DelllerFor Wlo. On her return lriJ> she Yiolled in Rlchvtlle wltlt her son, Jlob.. ert. and flmlly aod In Contoo wllll anolller 1011o Jolin, and flmll,y, AND who ac<OIIIjlllliod her home and IIPIIl the wsekend here. JlheneWY2-2550 Mr. and 111'1. Dole H-...J ol Waohin&lon. D. C. IIPOnt se-al . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . ' '1':.- · 1-' s.•• "'D;.' ~til,:&ittel '" I ,. • Laura A. Rice Mr. Earl Harden, canton, was a recent visitor here with relatives. Yr. and Mrs. WWisl41dllv· hiDi and daughters apenla' ....;io. 8nd in Portsmouttl with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Crooks spent several days with their son and daughter ~ in ·law, Mr. and Mrs. Jolul Crook& and da\lllhlera of ColumbUI, While theretheyatteDded the gnduation exerclaes ol tbalr gr&l1dclaUIIhter, Karbon. Mr. ond Yro. H. B. PoweU of Florida visited llere wlthMr,llllll Mra. Pole llul()' and Olbai- relatlveo. Yr. and Mrs. Hooard Quillen or san Diego, calif., visited here wllll Mr. 111111 Mrs. Philip Do110o van and ramUy, Mr. and M r L Georse Grueser 111111 Ully, Mr. ond Mro. Roy Arm• Sr. and with Mrs. Mollie Gulother, who ts ·k patlenl at Velenns Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. WWle Guinther, Mro. Guy A. Gulllihor 01111 chll· dren, Kermeth, Karen and Terry, IIPOni a weekend ~ at llle Mu~ Riverside . . _ ll'aund near Beverly, Mr. aod Yra. Doo Pickens 111111 children of Toledo vlalted here willl their parenll, Yr. ind Yro. Howard Larpnl and Yr. a n d Mro. 8am PlekeDI and other reJa. =·~ .!,·-~. :•"' ''· HI BROW' na, W. VL ~ ,,; ·34 Area Scduls Go .lo l1 hilmont ll,e , le . n _ . D . · . · . , 'e.'J. n·.·'-..1.· '::....•. ';..,;, , . . . 1 u - o.n· ... . • ·' ' ' "" Q~ner )Iiller .~ Cenieitllock Co. By AOA SLACK Rev. and Mrs. Unson Stebbhl8 ul daughter, Cindy, spent a week w:lth his sister and brother-~ law, Mr. and Mrs. Carlll Barker, Meadsville, Fa. The same dl,y they arrived there it became necessary for Mrs. Stebbins to be hospitalized at Spencer Hospital where she is now recoverlrw from vlryl pleurisy, S(lendlng 1 recent Sunday with the James Teaford runily were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Snyder, Vien- . But tileD you look at a preas , House Will Study Going Metric News, Society I hear them. u Back ID Perspective Well, that. of course, puts the world In perspective lor a while. '~- In Resolutions Syracuse ''Whit do lleel rm try1og to do today In my music? Well, rm trying lo briDI back tba lJawlneBS tbll .... pari of the beaull6ll blnea that were 111 the days ·of llle paat.-llle lnvelY da.va ol V&lldwlllel Those ~ even cblli me today when (Conllnuod frCID - ·, Go on Record he Ia also (Jloted in a press ,.. t ' ' · . L. ~. ~~, tngt ·. .' ' ' ,'!' . .. '· f·• '. .. '"' ' ·O . •• . ', . , .rf,<;.: .,. Reapn loki •I ~ III Wallllalb!; ti~., ;II~ :,,, ...,;...,.. hi la•'l "-' llcan ~o ...e$iltlil Jlpdl~ uw - .-..1 - .. .,. lOr of ·Joel~UJ lltiOOU&Q wltti lldmt Jv ilther Rocllofllltr or blo oUaek · on• llta. Nii'k '~ Nbm. · :__ . Hotftelcl, R.ort. ., . • • , 1 Reapn ,1110 . ho 11111 Rocl<efeller. bad, ae~Hal· ' releaae the 87 ~· del., lleld ofbalnYIDI 'hll pollllloo <ill ' pte voteo pledged III hlo tba Vloll1am war by IIIIlclnll\i was vllitlnr Deover ond S.. Eu&ono J. McCortlly wu Mia New York. Rod<efeller earrfod oo a !Gog• clistan<e with CaliiOrD1a Gov. Ronald Roapn TUooda¥ obool tba paJV'I vice _prellldon· 1111 nomlnalloo. Tile New York governor toid reporters 1n lovorlte 11011 eandlclsey before Albom' he hal not closed ClOt tba GOP COO'IIIIIIoo If Nlml lbe poaslbUity of Reapn 11 his a_.,a to bave the 66'1 votes needld for the aom1naticl1 l'UI1Illng maiO. racked up. 11 R - (lUlls hla lll1ger ClOt of tba cllke, Nlml'o Bllare of the California de!egetloo could (lUI ment. Fortunately. we are llle nomloatloo lrr~ betelling a sll>ry which appears to yond Rockefeller' a reach. have no end.., 'I'Injo Tim Comment LODGE TO MEET Forlunate, perhaps- but nol PomerctY Lodge No. let F 1< as rortunate as being on 1M recelvll1g eod of oboervallons to' AM will hold a apoclal meetlnr Friday, JWIO 28 ot 7:30 p.m. Mr. Tim: ., don't lhiDk rm turning at the Pomeroy :Maeoaic Temback lhe block by doing lllese ple lor work 111 the third de· - ll:1ll~ ~·nljll\'1, Mi~t..th·t~II ' I-1'~'41Wrll)· , .IWk' ~1i, I%N ' ~ sne~d· it.~~ P P . ' · ' . ' -, '~ l. ' •' ' ...., .. -~ -~' ·J •• ·•••· . .. ,•.' \IV~ F. Smith, 2309 N. Ridge Rd., Findlay. Ohio �'· . • ' • ' ••• . . , '· ,,_,.....,,.,c ' ' •..·•.. • ·I ' ' ' Vmt.cs !'nil lntOI'IIlll1mll ' 1\Y Wlless )'(N slt here each c1a.y receiving network ,press re· leases. you can't realize what good newa tbll reilly Ia. old tunes/" he SIYI. ur lcwe Tllo tempo of _prellclontlll . polllleldq plekod "" tooW' with major ....Udllles taklq to the road. R.....llean hopolul Richard M. Nlml headed for Lansln& Mich., willie rival GOP 01plraat NeliiOR A. Rockefeller hunted IIIII'JIOrt In connectleut. In tbe Demoeratle ca.Dip, VIce PrelideDI Hubert H. Humphrey TV . . . in Review By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- Good news, lj.DOd. new1 ~ trom the wonderM ""rid of lelevlslcia. Tiny Tim will be beck next season on NBCwTV'I "Rowan and Martin's Laush.Jn.,. And I mean, . _ , . yoo all here rock 'n' roll and popular musie. Iand the mall brlnga a alelement It's juat thai the spirits of the from Lome Greene, the big singers whose songs I do are daddy of "Bonanza,*' a a)'· llvlq within mo. That's wi\Y the lng: ut.ove ia like a warm songs come out in the voices of blanket which covers and the ortgtnal slnpn. rm not protects a cbUd frOm hurt and doing imitations. That's the wa.y they sound inlide of me." even hunger." And whY does he sing? All rislll, II BOUnds like Lome Greene- rigbl? You yoo slarl •• Perhaps above all, because d. looking aroood desperately lor a aH tbe lovely women trbo with chaser. And there is JUDd old their beauty cause my heart to Tiny Tlm to the rescue, because overflow with joy.'" release. He sara: releue which 01111aln1 tbel Ed ·Ames never learned to Ice okale and (jUOieB him B1 aoylDg: "I came from a Iorge llmlly. And II pret\r wall boiled doWn lo lkatlnr or ealll1g, We ate wsll." What doea Amea mean by thBt? I mean, what Ia the world Ia he lr)1ng lo loll us? With Tiny Tlm, 'there is never any such [II<Iblem: ~!Wbll B[ngero we badl",)lf ~ •l!rvlag KouBIIWI, .... of · ' ·1be drat vauderille singeu; Arthur Fields. the first crooner, way beiGre tho eloclrlc [lhonoiroph; and of 00111'10 Ruclf Vallee, Cooo Au11111. Yr. Jolooo, Mr. Crollby ond Mr. Ru11 Columbo • , , God bleoa lhem 'alii Now, as I bear these aoaga, I baii8YO lllal IIley .., thrlll the poople of today Jull u th8J' tbrfllod the ~o of ye-· day,b - y.., oalcl It, Mr. TIDy. And IIOIIlflhoW tbl& all &efJII1I more irrprtut Ulan a preas releaee . quodn& the boll o( "Peyton . Place," Paul Mona~ •• II,Jinl: "W11 back -.ben n ,. _,.eled the 100th ...,....., It : Mimed an Incredible aehlne- Struggle 1) Hoaw. "The peCI)le'a attitude h one of cliotrust of ewr)'lldqr. cliotnllt of the aplrltual legoey of our aneestor1, dllltrut ol the elloctlvene11 01111 llncerltr of one'• eldera, aoJ e~~J*iall)' distrust of the govermnent," he oald. Huonr. who ftnlobed fourth In the 1967 presldenllal election and later aeeO(>Ied PrelideDI ~guyen Van Thleu'a of(er of tbe iJremleraldp. cited corruption as 1 main deolro)'er of eoolldence. f1&hl Carrpulloo "CorfUIItlon. There Is much of II llere. And II a(JI'tOda r&i>kli1· Ilia very COIIIaliOUJ. "We are eett1a1 reports e·•ery day I<CUII.. highly placed (101'110111 ol c~ Wben we p1 proo~ we wiD 10nd lbem atrai&ht to court. We are WOJ"Id.lw on I lot ot cues 00'11', •• ho lllcl. Amicommunhm hu a clooe rllllll' lor H.,.... "I kDow the CGinmuniJU very wall. Thoyldllod two of my .... ......... they clid 1101 go ..... with Conummilt ideology,u he oald. On other lo;llcs, 1'- oald: -"There .., be another d.es. ' illll:k oo Salp, •• the VIol c..,. ere 1ry1,. to ..... lor IUdl an - k . We hove lakin ....:.·~r there ·F - (II iho HEATING - l . ' ,,, I ' ·I r~. ......... 8.63 Tt.e TIMELY QUOTES ~ !II '. !::!:::. RE(L~NER SET$ ·'/ , .• • "\• ·I"" '1r;o.r ' ~ .. : i~i:':JJI:S¢; "' ' ' , ,, , ,,,,. '. ,.. . ~ 1{ ... :' ~.,·~t;, ' ANll 111~: "UEAT,. GOF.SON•.• to Mra. c. t·. SQvefltJy'uWs ago , .I was iR a m~rr~·,1~~llar ,to (.'oneerntng Mrs. e . v, whose hera, Jlecauao R1Y tridnfaa and lofo tor'· ~'tho rl~t man" euus- bollefa "wcro..OJIPOJe4 to.dlvoree, e('l •OOr to reapprailK! what she 1 Bl.nq;:Ried ·tar WO loft&.:tQing :terlned a mlsmatcl~ marriage! to r<!cOncile m.Y8orr;,$0 a love\"OU aaid Yrxi worrlcdoverthcan- less murrlagc. · _J.:•. 1 awur for a month, but I beHove ,Flnn.Hy in ·dospcratl«* J rllod you gave the -wron~ one ... 1 am for divorce. 11m ehv.lld Cor my concerned, C¥l'fl troubled by it, , YOIJDg son and mY~I'r;~was unU~Gh on lhc whole I admire believable. Ills scho01 ·work im•. your common sense, and have proved, and I soon · ~, a b'OOd many 0( )"our t'Oiumns in m;y .iob. The divorce bcricdttod IPlY tiles. husband as he was atilt .to ~ Mrs. r. I•', wrote: "l know back to his wit~ crowd trithout there is only one answe:r: Give m.v - aa he call~ l~- constant up Tom, surround myselr with rf ic ·nnroval. wire and motherhood and rorgl' ears later I "met my the warmth and wonder of , 1usband, who ia all t h e silly thing caJied love." She gave ,\ ,-, .tl us. I shudder to think her own solution, llclen, and bear \Y]I ;.t ( ' ifc would have been had I in mind she called love "sills : not t.al>en tOO giant step. 'l'o C. F. Doesn't that mean she still can't I say; If there is no rftsonable trust her dectsioos·.• Shehasbuilt prospect for bulidfng .a tolerable her husband into an admired and marriage, then break fie bonds succeasrul businessman. She has and marry your Tom. Lire is too a iJ)Od place In the community, ahort, etc ..• - IIAPPILY REin spite ol her husband's sllaky MI\RRIED past. Sile took him •'for better Dear llelen: or for worse ..• until death do us I had a similar experience to part." She should be urged to that or Mrs. C. F. - I chose to keep her part of the· bargain. stay, Today my husband h lliCInstead you suggested an bon- cessful. We have a beautiful est talk, which might show that home, tine children, new cars. both mates "want oot of a bad Twenty years ago he could barebargain." You more or less en- ly make a living. I have t!nCOUrcouraged her to go back on her aged and helped him because J promise. Though she reels her relt sorry for him and wanted to youthfUl marriage was a mil- pull him away from bad ., influenctake, ·~o wrongs do not make es. Outwardly we're a perfcctcoua right." Piease, do aU you can to pie. Inwardly, J•m dead. Two strengthen the bonds of matri- years after we were marrled, many, :via your column. Theternt I met the man I shOuld ha\'e marwedlock iaappr<JPrlate. Marriage rie(l. ,\ll that ever came or it ought to lock out third parties, was an accidental kis~ . Laugh if as well as lock In those w h o you will, but that klBs showed speak their vows to each other. ua what love was like. He be'gged My church does not always eon- me to divorce my husband and demn divorce, but we know that m3rrY him . Like a goody-goody "marriage triangles usually turn [ refused. into wrecked tangles." - REV , U was the greate~ mistake R.P.L. of my life. rve lived through Dear Helen: hell , made worse by always hav1 salute you ror your answer DC~r llelen: ' -<' -' ; tu.,l, of Scl4.111cc Md JnWslrt !ADd ·PIIIlmmt Seoul !IIIIIch lo N<!J·c cr ''' Uw ctMtlln~'ml . 1\Ht>IHting him u.rc Carl Cur-· MJC many tlther prJin(f>i tJilnt.tr"Jt MexiCO Ia lllo doaUnaUOO IQI' :14 m.!Uc, HUH!it!ll, Ky., Kt1nneth 1-<:t.* in t:hi~g~~ , Tour the City Ul Explorors, older lloy SOOUI,, und adult leaders who will lcavo llunt.- karl, l'fMnl 11easanl,-arKJ .lamcH l~nvf.!r with vlcwK of rwrroonding mounhdns, vi~' the 1:. ~ iftldOn. W. Va. on Ju&,- Stb for a WIIJ.'UI'A, llunlinJ..ot.vn. Air · Fort-e Ac~tOOmy, f;t~r~n f.l( Pllllmool' nanch ht ricJlln wild 12 d8J' rugged camping oxper(. the (iod~. and Pikc'A t•t!ak In g"d.me, including deer, el~, Clrf· ooco. The l'hllmonl Hcoul IIMch is ote, antelope-, mountain lloo, bu(. t:olorado SptinKH 1 'l'ho oonUnu(.onj. . the ,national c<*mping area for ralo boar, and wild LUrkc..oy. ltH wm spend an ~tllcrn()f)D uld sta-Y 11lo ·Scout movement. It corn~ prises 137,221 acres of rugged western country on the slopeH of tbe Sangre de t:rlsto nangc of the great ttoeky Mountain chaia. 11. 1., a>lln of Ill llol!ord /\YemJO, lluntlngton, a veteran of 19 yoars in scouting ls lead- Oa Vinei's Mona Lisa is said to be the Ukeness of the wife of a Florentine, rram:esco di Zanovi del Giocondo. ~ 2x4 • )C!US.S .• .' 2d 2x8 2x10 Cal Us For Prlcal ' ne . ' MATERIAL~ 'f ' ;'\ i Chapman-Canaday In the Middle Block Next to El...leldo POMEROY'S nGitl I I Clla-' . Maotor Cronllre AIIJenu CHESTER, o. I ----------------------J . ,, ,. THURS., FRI., SAT. JUNE 27;.28-29 · /, OFF "There's just no comparison for electric heating ... it's so clean and comfortable," says Mr. Smith of Fort Findlay Realty. "What's more, all my buyers like it It's definitely a big 'selling point ! " All n1!1UIIr ....,.,.. ,!lOW reduced in price to deir ~large stockl Shop ••rly 1ncl ..vet Builders know what's best for homes That's why the . majority of n!!w homes, in the Ohio Power area have ' Paint Clearance!· . . ' . ~1,?_'!1.~1-~~~ electric heating. It's the clean, trouble-free, ' - economical way to heat your home. '• •· : • ·' I George .. ' 1 1.22,qt~.· ,.,~,, ...,..,.. l • HOGG & Styles For Mn, Wom111, Chlldrn I FINOO I eROO'EJIS IIIOOSJ'ERII I IANTENNM' · •· •· I ' ,. ' distinctivt! striped foxing, heel lift, CHANNEL MASTER ' . ,.· · SUIFEI Popular new Ktds .1'1ylt!- hold and ru~:J:td, with GET THE PICT\JRE 1 With A Dill Tower 1 COMI'IEI'E LINE OF I Ask Abeal . ', ' ' ·;',. . ' ·~··' KEDS plorers and older Ro.}' Soouts will test their camping skHl s on 12 day expeditions. They will camp out on the trail, carrying thelr own cq.~ipment and cooking their , . $AT~N SHEEN 'ENAMEL "1-iSO. , ,,·. ·. · 00 gal~ .' ' fLU•IOTE' W.ALl end timeless record of the rocks Is a les11011 in goology. This summer about 18,000 Ex- es, and the Findlay homebuilder George Smith says: SEAT .·t llld canyooB team with bird overnight .at Fort CarBOn J\rmy ure. Ita nashing streams abound Camp. with game fish. There is a wilderness or trws, nowers, grass-- rood. Horseback riding, burro packing, and wilderness survlv., lng to put on a ralse face to the al arc combined into these expepublic. We have both been misditions. erable. My husband conressed reExplorers from all partsorthe eentl.Y that he never did love ME nation participate in pioneering either, but ooly stayed out or duty. treks, moo.ntaln climbing, fish. If we had only been honest with iug, horseback riding, geological each other years ago, think what explorations, field sports, a n d li[e might have brought for both many other aetivitles. of ua. - RUINED llY PITY The tou:- of the local group AND DUTY will also include visits to Mus- ' L hUh~ "I've had every type of heating system, ........... ________________, but I sure like electric heating the best. So I include.it in-aU the homes I build:' III HS-334;enour. Radio & TV! . ss 8.· ftiNG$ ~' ' • Wallpaper End of Month ft~ri\IJure PLATFUM ROCIII_ ·. ·SPECIAL 39.75. ·.· . SOFA atatt.od bcl'oro that It's tJmc "" t~k Ott tumdcurtJ oir our .~•w curon·emcnl offl~era and p 11 t them badi. on the crtrnlnals where ., tlu.•y OOTon~. ' SOmco pl"OI.'iatona or Ute Omnland lhC' bu• (.'~·lmc 8111 OlD,)' be diM. rc~'\'nU.y ,,_u lo enfort"t', How t~ police.. can ••stop man on the beat t;loterminc-M whc:"~ fl'lak" · SUI9icious,peraons. Ulfl' or not a man has luUialll'- · With the11e. ·at their dlspuaal Jt thing lets than an booorablc dis;~ m~· lx.o possible to begin a down .. chan~e from the scrvlcc crold ,... w:u-d trend tn what hs been a present a formidable problem. rising crime rate, at least in Or how he can possibly know major .cltlea, for a number or that a person who owns a weapon has at am· time renounced The ~prerne Coort's rullng his American citllenship will that a pPIJce officer can stop be, to ·aay the least, difficult. But the laws are there, and • lutplcioul Characters In public places and,·~rrtak"' them tor dan- there are many others on the gerous we.iPona is of partieular books. I call on all oor citizens to importabee. the oourt said that ' the action by Police must be rea- cooperate In the tight against ;Ntiably neceasary under the cir. crime. And I call on our taw enforcecwnstance.s. And that Sounds rea. ment agencies, from the top man sonable, too. The Pre-sident waited until t h e down to the man on the street to last mlnult, and lhenllnally sign. use tile Jaws wisely and well. , ed the Omnibus s&tA !lreets and ·• Crime Control blll. Re was quot. ed as saying It contained "more SOOd th~ bad."' These days whenever it's possible to find someSCIOTO LIVESTOCK thing that is ••more good than HOGS: 190-220, 21. 75; No. 1, bad'' It's probably wtae to go along with it. The bUI was pass. 22; 220-240, 21.25; 240-260, 20.• ed by a wide margin In bolll llle 75; 180.190, 21.75; Sows- 16,House and the Senate. Congres. 30-17; Boars- 14.40-15.30; pigs slonalleaders feltthatlfthemea- by head- 11.75-15.30 CATTLE: Choice Steers, 26aure were vetoed there would be enough votes to 0\'erride such ac- 26.50; good, 25-25,85; sWulard, 23.25-24.10; Good Heifers, 25tion. measure, amoog otbef !t- 26.50; standard, 23-24.25; Good erns, includes a ban on interstate cows, 19-20.60; utUII,r oowo,l7,. mail.-«der sales oc handguns. n 75-lB.SOi Canner and Cutter, 16,also Corblds saleorhandgunsover 50 down; Bulls, 22.50-24.35; Slock counter to ~one under age 21. Cattle Steers, 2S-28.7!io. Rifles and lhotguna are not -covVEAL CALVES: Choice,33.75; ered by the refllrlctlono. The bill Good, 21.75; Medium, 30; com' outlaws possession of any sort or mercial, 28; Bab.}' Calves by firearms by pe-rsons convictec1 head, 23-14. of a lolony, mentally Incompetents, veterans with anythina: less than an honorable discharge, A· merlcans who have renounced thelt citizenship and aliens Ule~ pi I, In lhla country. The wire ~ tapping provision& It has reached the point poroill ,wiretapping and bugging where people beUeve that he by Fed~ral, state, and local law who w a n t s American aid ~Jfdcers under court order in na- should proclaim enmity to lhe donal security cases and a long United States. 1111 of auspoeled Federli and -Kitlll fa i' a I of Saudi ~state crlme·• ... Jr! tP).~t.P,DCY,,:.a~es · Arabia ~ " . . ' ;' ... f lfllcen art"liJili ·oulliOrlziil to We have engineered! ·good -·nonttor ror 48 hours before ask .. networks that make it possl· .ne .tor court permisBion. Some ble for us to get til the city ., :lvll rll!h€4 JII'OUPS prolealed to earn the incomeS we take , ' ~ose ~ sittiOna or the bill, but it's back to the suburbs. But we . · ·lOnerlily concluded that llle pro. have almost nothing In the vlolooa wUJ. beloundconutltutlon- way of transportation to take '' ' . al. the poor to those jobs. The safe streets provhlions fA. -AJan S. BoJJd. secretary of tramportatton. lhe bill provldeo $100 mlllloo ill Federal aid th~ llrBI yesr and ~ mlllloo the second year lo help states and ·local agencies enforce the law. ID Ohio ~me groat strides 111 law enfor¢ement have been made during tbe past rew years. Re4J.Irements for pollee ottlcers arid 9terlff' s deputies have been upgraded. ThiOY muol all attend Peace Officer training courses • durbti ·tlleir nnt year on the job. I ' Many or us share the ooneem for l.tck or law ant.l \lr :ler et»erteneed in this eountry. 1 have Market Report . , . ,...,.. .4.99 FRAMING PLUMBING ww or ..... . .· - . . . . . MATTRESS & v- D•,.,.....•• talkJ) - ........ CHA(IS ANTHONY Plulllllilg-HHtlng . t::~:~.:...::..~ I _, ' SE Methodists · Bull.lng ANew ...., ? •••llngt•• ol• 011? . lloDofll' 111101'1 the ' ' eom~ort.w.. ·IIIJII.1. · But there Ia no llk.h • '• <I ~I Baker U.S.-Norlh 'dei>Iado 1111 tho aood ho went to hla ·heaciquorler, fnr . hla victory ~:;~ '!"~~· )'OOl'oOld •wiiWIDI becbelor ki•Bed. the prettj. ~ ·~QU~r Alfalrs Minister John Turiltir."~ . r • ··i' . . ' Dies Wednesday wUl be v..- Paris ,_. cr,:..~:i:j II'S SUMMER TIME . -"'"1117 -.urea l o tJ.n ott'' of Ida . .,, Nllii)O all the GOP prealdOn!ial '' "'' "' cllllllldale. REYKJAVIK, ICEI,AND - '.A· NOR111 ATI.AN11<1 Treaty Or· - ID ·a bsltiJl'iDI lo Rockefeller, (lllllzallon (NATO) •tr~te~ aeaslm "'~''Berlin l1J'okl·QP todijo with , the aenatora said .. There 11, we Secretary of Stale Deao RUik ~arr)'IIW tba allleilce's 'PIOdae of unitthink, ample 0(1Pil1unllY lor ed support 1o Weal Germany, Wl!,h Well®~ ·Fcx:elg)l Mlnlater -e•oloo of cliYOrpnl oplalooa WUiy Brandt beside him, Ruok was ll,yi!V lo liomr'to'uoure the aod YlgorouJ cliaeuaoloo "!' the Germans of ald. IISUOB without des-.. to .• Brandl won a unanimous pledge fr11111 the United states andlts porlllllal attacko. Remerka ol· NATO allies Tueadey lo maintain the freedOm ol RerUn, deep JJ>o lrlbulecl to yoo Ia .....,ctlon olde Communist Easl Germany. The Weotern allies declared Tiles· ' with Sell. Hatfleld'a anaoanee· ~ nliht the Soviet Unioo was responslblo lor the now RerUn menl lor Richard Nlxooappoara crlsll, causea by fresh East German-Imposed travel restrictions. to Ul to serve no uaeful p u r~ Tile NATO leaden called lor oo end 1o llle reslrlcl!ona. _pose. .. ANCIENT HAIRDO look a let of balr and a lol ol do· lot. Thll Mlnou style goe1 VETERANS MEMORIAL JAMES BORING ILL back aboal 2,1110 yean or HOSPITAL more. II wao aeon at a The Mlddloport emer1J811ey gree liPJft one candidate. All acpul waa ealled II 9:01 p.m. Admlalllono - Sarah Con&o, Tllla ..... ,.,.. reeenllalemallonal confer· Radne; WUlard Clay, PomtrQY; master ma&ODs are Invited. Reence of hair otyUato held In TUooday lor Jameo Boring, 192 Vivian Arnolt, Racine; . Jameo !reBilmenls will ba served Atben~ Greeee. m1111 btleleiiq Beec.ta &., Midclleport, who was Borlnr. MlddlE!JOrl. Ill, ~IQci IIIII Ioken to Veterana Memortallloan . E.. , MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Picture ~ost cards first Dlocharges - Nellie Groce; pltal and admitted aa a mecllcli were made m Atlantic City in . Gladys Slobarl, carole p ... cl••nup with Admlalllon - Olive BJsp. pallent. 1895. Discharges - None. Dalll)l SWick. Membere of the Ohio - eall Con!oreuce. of The United Metbodlat Church In tl:elr re. POIIIfOJ .. cant meeting wuonlmoualy pas&- ft. ot a church, school, Ubrary, ed two k8J' reoolutlons -alng or public p!O)'-d, and Cl), WA.'i~INGTON (Up(}- The of lhe IIUclr. told chemlalry In· and the metric !SYstem Is simple, public !linda lor the alp()Orl of allow local ,.,Uoo elocllono ill 1 The llepartment ,.... United ~~ faces a measure- dustry repreaerntives in a re- and quiekly leamed., private schools and relaxatlOD dlfllrlcl of two or ~ contlgu. But, he said, there woold be ment gap widening Inch by Inch, cent speech be Ia dlaturbod beor alcoholic beverage sales. ol Bulldlnl. Since- ltll ous precincts widtln the tmlncor.. pound by pound. as more world cauae Great Britain's shift totlle disadvantages too - trouble, and Meetlnil ot llle Firat United porated area of a townaldp ... neigtlbora adopt tlle metric 1\VB- system now means90 per cent of conaldorable _ . . . He oalcl Metbodlll Chlrch In Wester· tern. the world's populaUon Is using it. the United Slate& woold need to ville, 250 United Metbocliet miD- • 44 fte(ently, the sftu&tlOII seem& H11ds 18al'88 US rirtualb' lao- scrap such uaoftware" as coo.. lstero ond IO)'memberaapprovod to have beeome crlUcal," says IaUld In our atlterence to t h e tracta and blueprlnto, wlthClll! dis- the followingresJolm F. Klncllcl, aaalatant com- Inch and the poond," be elicl. and '1\ardware" such as dlal1, nlutloo: merce seeretary. "Ilia geoerally eallmaled lllal scales, and cAller meuuring lD. ••we reeommendtoCmferenee lbal action be taken to _.., Mooday, the Hoooe coiled up tho Blllft to the metric 17lllem ltnlments. for conlideralloo a bill which woold aave 25 per centofthellme , ~tSince llUl' present lnvestmeat recent ocllooa of the Ohio Logiawoold authorize a three • year now apoal oothe Blud.Y of arltbme.. in machine tools, alone, Ia In the lalure, and any proposed actlooa study to determine whether the tic," Kincaid said. He said tbla order of $30 blllloo, weneod_pre· of lhe Legislature, IJl'1IIIIing pub· United Stateo alao shoold so met- might save $705 mUIIoo a year cise answers beforeactloolstak.. llc lunda to supporl oedarlan en," Kincaid sald. ric. in educational colts. and private achOOII, believing He ~ observed that ,.28,8495 that such action establlshrla re~ Tbe- paaeed limllar leg. - '"'brouallout the eight 11radea lalatlon two yesra aso, but It of elemenlary school there Ia a grams of prevention is worth llglon oootrary 1o llle Ohio and died in the House. This )'811" tile continuous etrort on the part of 0.453m kl!ograma of cure, or Federal Constitution provlliona, lo wlitiDg lo 100 what pupl!o to leorn the number of that a mis1 fa as good as 1.• and tbel public lUnda shoold be the House doea. ) inches 1n a toot. teet ln a rod, 609344 kilometers." limited lo publlc usea ooly, Klnealcl, who roalflrmed I h e grains In an oonce, fiuid oonces "We respecU\Illy urge t n e commerce Department's support In a gallon, """rta in a bushel, Legislative. Study Committee of JQJare teet ln an acre - a total the Ohio General Assambly, BONE of 53 clillerent denoinlnale unllo which Ia studying Ohio Lklror Control "Laws, to avoid any reclays here with his parents, Mr. ·with little or relaUonlhip be. laxation of control of tba sale ancl Mra. Edison Hubbard, and tween tbe various unita.'' KinMrs. laura A. Rice, 81, Bethel -, r other relativeo. clld said. Ctlnununltr :1!1. 1, Pt. Pleaoanl, and .use f1 alcoholic beverages. • ~"·~ ,~Ill Fnql<\lnHII!Jrl~ ~ , 'J,llf >~"'l'f"f"• there ore OQ1.y dlod IIIla mor~lllflleY rial· and IIPidllctll,y lo'' r8Conunend passage of ' loglalollori Which and ¥!'• and Mrs. !lfalc:WIII:Gu!J>.'' :lido ~ate units In &.e dence. · ~ woold (1) problbll ISIIUIIIICe of 1her · attended tuneral services metric Q"ltem. Similarly, muth Mrs. Rice was born Jawary lor Dallas Gibbs at Me11011. time Ia spent on lelehlng llle 17, 1887, in Ritehie COunty, the permits lor llle Bale of beer Mrs. Clayton Ferris (Rekla uoe of eummon !racllona. 1\Y daughter of the late Rev. L. M. or lntoxlclllllg llQIOr wllhln 500 Gulrther) ol Perkeraburll vlolted contrail, the Blud.Y of dedmals Corder and Susan T. Abopen llere wllll Mr. and Mro. Guy A. Carder. Mrs. Riee was a mem· Guinther 111111 Mr. 111111 Mrs. MaJ. FREE CLOTHING ber or the Bellemeade United OOlm Guinther. Free Clollllng D11 al llle Sal. Melhndlst Cburch. Sharon Sue Cotlrlllllllll lrlend, vaUoo Army heedQiarters al 115 She Is survived by . her husPamela Sue Taite, o! COlumbus Buttemrt . Ave. will be held band, Otis; a brother, Holly 0. spent a few daya al the ~Ill Tillradey. Any Melli& counllan Carder, Rt. 1, Pt. Pleasant; a hmle. ill of clothing Is 111vilod. sls1eri Mrs. Lester Foglesong, Sllendlrw an evenl1111 wllll Mr.. Marietta, and several nieces and ONE FINtD and Mrs. Herbert Parker were One case was heard In Middle-- nephews. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Summer.. FUneral aervlees will be Frl· pori Mayor C. 0, Flabor' 1 oourt fteld o!SoftiiiiBb, Ga., Rellll SUm· clay at 2 p.m. al the BuUemeacle TUeadey eveninll. Earl EdiOII lllomertleld and Mra. Ednll Swruner. . . . . . United MethndiBI Chlrch. The wliter. 23, Long Bollom, .... ftn.. fteld of Long 11, D. od $15 and colla for apeedlng. Re"' 0, H. COrder aod llle Rev. Mr. 111111 Mra. JIIIDeo T. Guill&o Euimte Gulli" wijl· olllelate. ler and daughter, Kilt)', of Llno. Mr. 111111 Mra. GeorgeDempoey Bur~ will be In Klrklind Mom· cuter, spent Memorial na, here and Sydney Barlels of Huntlnaton oriali Gardena. Frimla may call ' with Mrs. Agnes While 111111 uncle recently vlatted relatives here. It li!ll F08ieBODI Funerel Home Richard Duckworlll. Sholla James of Cllflon opoDia aftei' ~ p.m. oo Tillradey. Tbe Mr. 111111 Mrs. WUUe Guinther few daya willl ber aunt, Mra, MaJ. body wJll De In otalealthe chw'eh allendod llle grldualloo of Debra eo1m Guinther, and lu>lly. jJI'lor to servlceL Guinther II GllllpeJia. Robert Slack 111111 children, Da"' ld ond Robyn, of Richville, spent . . a weekend. here with his mother, Mrs. Ada Slack. He atlended the lOth llllliveraary of hla (lnduiUon clus at l'llmeroy. Other Sunday 11110111 ..... Mr. ond Mrs. Harley J olmaon 111111 children of Wolf PolL Mr. and Mrs. M1llard Duckworth of Huntlqton and Mr. and Mrs. James II. White 111111 Mary Beth or Dunbar, W. VL, apeut a Comforteble Foem Friday wllh Alne• Willie, Rlcllard Duckworth, loeal, ond Mrs. ~~ Role Schwarz, Maaoa. '' Mr. and Mrs. Frod Jenldna, Sr., spent a weekea:l in COlumbus visiti.QI her lister, Mra. Arm Gnce otler ml Naomi London were reeently in Berea, Ky., where they a-the'""" •lion ol Jim Bill OUer frmn J!&. reo College. Rev: and Yra. Ray Beqle, Mr. and Mrs. David 8oeBle and son, Mike, Wllml,.too, vlolted Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick and Mra. Marpret Coltrlll and sons. Mr. 01111 Yro. Edlooo GuiiXber and dauabter, Debra, 111111 friend Martha Repp and sister-in-law, of Gall!pollo tllited willl Mr. and Mr.s.. Oller. • Mrs. Guy A. Guinther and Mr. 111111 Yro. WOlle Guinther. Mrs. Ada Sla<!k baa returned to ller lulllle here after apondl~ -sh:weekl with heraoaandda.ughter-tn.tur, Mr. and Mrs. Ropr Slack and iunll.Y In Milwaukee, DelllerFor Wlo. On her return lriJ> she Yiolled in Rlchvtlle wltlt her son, Jlob.. ert. and flmlly aod In Contoo wllll anolller 1011o Jolin, and flmll,y, AND who ac<OIIIjlllliod her home and IIPIIl the wsekend here. JlheneWY2-2550 Mr. and 111'1. Dole H-...J ol Waohin&lon. D. C. IIPOnt se-al . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . ' '1':.- · 1-' s.•• "'D;.' ~til,:&ittel '" I ,. • Laura A. Rice Mr. Earl Harden, canton, was a recent visitor here with relatives. Yr. and Mrs. WWisl41dllv· hiDi and daughters apenla' ....;io. 8nd in Portsmouttl with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Crooks spent several days with their son and daughter ~ in ·law, Mr. and Mrs. Jolul Crook& and da\lllhlera of ColumbUI, While theretheyatteDded the gnduation exerclaes ol tbalr gr&l1dclaUIIhter, Karbon. Mr. ond Yro. H. B. PoweU of Florida visited llere wlthMr,llllll Mra. Pole llul()' and Olbai- relatlveo. Yr. and Mrs. Hooard Quillen or san Diego, calif., visited here wllll Mr. 111111 Mrs. Philip Do110o van and ramUy, Mr. and M r L Georse Grueser 111111 Ully, Mr. ond Mro. Roy Arm• Sr. and with Mrs. Mollie Gulother, who ts ·k patlenl at Velenns Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. WWle Guinther, Mro. Guy A. Gulllihor 01111 chll· dren, Kermeth, Karen and Terry, IIPOni a weekend ~ at llle Mu~ Riverside . . _ ll'aund near Beverly, Mr. aod Yra. Doo Pickens 111111 children of Toledo vlalted here willl their parenll, Yr. ind Yro. Howard Larpnl and Yr. a n d Mro. 8am PlekeDI and other reJa. =·~ .!,·-~. :•"' ''· HI BROW' na, W. VL ~ ,,; ·34 Area Scduls Go .lo l1 hilmont ll,e , le . n _ . D . · . · . , 'e.'J. n·.·'-..1.· '::....•. ';..,;, , . . . 1 u - o.n· ... . • ·' ' ' "" Q~ner )Iiller .~ Cenieitllock Co. By AOA SLACK Rev. and Mrs. Unson Stebbhl8 ul daughter, Cindy, spent a week w:lth his sister and brother-~ law, Mr. and Mrs. Carlll Barker, Meadsville, Fa. The same dl,y they arrived there it became necessary for Mrs. Stebbins to be hospitalized at Spencer Hospital where she is now recoverlrw from vlryl pleurisy, S(lendlng 1 recent Sunday with the James Teaford runily were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Snyder, Vien- . But tileD you look at a preas , House Will Study Going Metric News, Society I hear them. u Back ID Perspective Well, that. of course, puts the world In perspective lor a while. '~- In Resolutions Syracuse ''Whit do lleel rm try1og to do today In my music? Well, rm trying lo briDI back tba lJawlneBS tbll .... pari of the beaull6ll blnea that were 111 the days ·of llle paat.-llle lnvelY da.va ol V&lldwlllel Those ~ even cblli me today when (Conllnuod frCID - ·, Go on Record he Ia also (Jloted in a press ,.. t ' ' · . L. ~. ~~, tngt ·. .' ' ' ,'!' . .. '· f·• '. .. '"' ' ·O . •• . ', . , .rf,<;.: .,. Reapn loki •I ~ III Wallllalb!; ti~., ;II~ :,,, ...,;...,.. hi la•'l "-' llcan ~o ...e$iltlil Jlpdl~ uw - .-..1 - .. .,. lOr of ·Joel~UJ lltiOOU&Q wltti lldmt Jv ilther Rocllofllltr or blo oUaek · on• llta. Nii'k '~ Nbm. · :__ . Hotftelcl, R.ort. ., . • • , 1 Reapn ,1110 . ho 11111 Rocl<efeller. bad, ae~Hal· ' releaae the 87 ~· del., lleld ofbalnYIDI 'hll pollllloo <ill ' pte voteo pledged III hlo tba Vloll1am war by IIIIlclnll\i was vllitlnr Deover ond S.. Eu&ono J. McCortlly wu Mia New York. Rod<efeller earrfod oo a !Gog• clistan<e with CaliiOrD1a Gov. Ronald Roapn TUooda¥ obool tba paJV'I vice _prellldon· 1111 nomlnalloo. Tile New York governor toid reporters 1n lovorlte 11011 eandlclsey before Albom' he hal not closed ClOt tba GOP COO'IIIIIIoo If Nlml lbe poaslbUity of Reapn 11 his a_.,a to bave the 66'1 votes needld for the aom1naticl1 l'UI1Illng maiO. racked up. 11 R - (lUlls hla lll1ger ClOt of tba cllke, Nlml'o Bllare of the California de!egetloo could (lUI ment. Fortunately. we are llle nomloatloo lrr~ betelling a sll>ry which appears to yond Rockefeller' a reach. have no end.., 'I'Injo Tim Comment LODGE TO MEET Forlunate, perhaps- but nol PomerctY Lodge No. let F 1< as rortunate as being on 1M recelvll1g eod of oboervallons to' AM will hold a apoclal meetlnr Friday, JWIO 28 ot 7:30 p.m. Mr. Tim: ., don't lhiDk rm turning at the Pomeroy :Maeoaic Temback lhe block by doing lllese ple lor work 111 the third de· - ll:1ll~ ~·nljll\'1, Mi~t..th·t~II ' I-1'~'41Wrll)· , .IWk' ~1i, I%N ' ~ sne~d· it.~~ P P . ' · ' . ' -, '~ l. ' •' ' ...., .. -~ -~' ·J •• ·•••· . .. ,•.' \IV~ F. Smith, 2309 N. Ridge Rd., Findlay. Ohio �i ,. ' \< ' ~' l' J. :./ i-t, - ,, l'h~· 1lh,l h ~·iuim.•l., . Mltklh••NM'I-I'unll.•~·u~-, .hUM.' :W, H'ti~ < ' l \ • I _ OPIH. SUNDAY ': F .\ ..:Style ,· '' .. ' 10 a••-7 p.m.· ' " 10 11 ...... ~.. .}. . '.\ :.~- Whole Ham . ·•· 49e . ... \ .......,, ... •,., .:....~ ....... ,-. . C.,rlilil, Tho K - Co. HIM Wt """"" lilt rllhf II ' limit -tltlto. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO PARTICIPATE. FREE LUCKY SOLITAIRE MASTER GAME CARD AND GAME TICKETS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST AT END OF CHECK-OUT LANES OR AT KROGER'S STORE OFFICE. LIMIT ONE PER. ADULT CUSTOMER PER STORE VISIT. .w. ·vo. .,..,. 1111 12 r.. .... __ · Whole Ham . .. 79t II%....,_ ···'*' .... Jl9i Ham l..oaf ••••. --.-... - .... - .. ,..... 79c lb. l'ldl l'olly - , Crt4Ytc Htlf Parti Ham . . . .... $1.29 I ERS! ' I Half ,__ . , No.4 Summer Stamp Featival Coupona For 500 ., ' ' lb. Bueket Steak . . •• 99c Redeem Week ' ' Shank Pork Steak . . . . •. 59c ' ,. am Hem, EXTRit TOP VALUE STAMPS . ' . Cw~ Royal Court Chitu1 ·. PIICI 0.. THI WIIK Cup ... 39c Do~·· Hams -- . 79c Hytrtdt All Mtet Weiners . . " ... 59c UNIYIR"'- H1110RY 100K1 .YOI. • ... Ow r ' K1hn't O.lvxe (lull 49e ... .,;n; Vtl. 14 Aft- FNIIhoreP, D. SAVE ~Bleach Nodctl lb. Grttn Gl_, 1 KSroger wee Butter Chips 2 ~ t .. PLAY THE s ps .. ' I ' . '• ' ''·. •' / ' . $1 lloo .,., _ '.. ... Seeret . . . . . •. . . 2 , • ;'I ··:' '1'·-t .. • ' .! ;,_..... ... . ' '..;,~·: • ' I' . ·.· ~ ..... ' ...· ·, ..,.' ' k,... ......... Bread ..,. ..•••. 4 -·-. ~ KROGER IIRAIIO $1 ' l'ruit AtiPIIft Woy ~....... Del Monte Mandarin ' RULES FOR. PLAY THE LUCKY • ' ::.st Pickles 2 !. 79~ Dol- =. 89e . Dry Milk . . 1 ~· "'· 39c Cookies .•.••.. .... $1.29 ' PRIIII / ' 11-oz. pkgi. - -r··- -II!: ......UN Tomatoes .. Cucumber• Radiahea Green Oni0111 or Peppera •! Daners ...... ·r Large Eggs lllbhco AR Y•lllilo F - '• ' Buttermilk . . . . . . . . 2 ~ 79t c...- B(lhquet All·V.arletie• Frf!zen ' K•- Plllo Tea Bags . . . ::· 49c MayoMaise •· ..- 59c Donuts ........... ·3 :.! $1 . . Drinks •••• 120L CANS Krlft ,.... ........ ... Ice Cream ...... \iotll. 69t 0 Oranges BIG K Catsup •. 3 IC- Alii"- ' You may be the n•xt lilg wlnMrl And you can win mor• than oncel A1k for a f.... Malter Gam• Card and frH Game Ticket. Fill out one row acros1 the Malt•r Card and you're a wlnnerl Stop In to your Kroger store today- no purcha1e n-••ary. Start playing- and winning, today~ ' ..' -en- Slylo Kroger Dill Sliced Dinner Rolls . •. . •• ,... 15e ,. y- Corn ........ 5 "!;.,•·$1 - ' KROGER CHICKEN - . 1 , CREAM OF MU~"· DR \'EGETABLE i 5 ':..• $1 J-·· Pizza ..... : .. ~- 69c Pizza ..... . 2 '~V:L 69c 88c , Peas . . . . . . . . p0 tatoes 3 23cans""·81\d 7"' Cllotot Packer Label CroWft 1 & Fish Sticks. ~ 89c " Groon Beans ' 8!~$1 ZOe. ........ Shrimp . '~!· $2•.39 Pork & Beans 8,~~.$1 -4 P - of Fr...._ Corned Beef Brisket ..... .... 79c Sausage . . :!. .~ 69c Kroger - Tltttht, Dnlmltkkl Wlott. "' ...... Or llrttdod - · of Olc•r Mlyer O.CM' MQ.r Srnokit Linlc 12 Chtlco . Clllcbn Lard ..... !!. 29c Pereh .... :.· 99c 69c Pick-0'-Chick ...... Bologna . . ::;: 49c fhep,.-d Han• •;:~. - Bucket of Chicken Ill. 39c BM Lettuce ---· .. 49e Your Choice . Ltol Lettuce --·· F-- Com .•... 6 ... 49e · ·•, :4 ' You can lte a big wlnnerl W,ln· '200-'Ioo-$so--wo-•s-•2_.; ·TV STAMPS. Collfllolo ••..0.. 6~pes . ' ' c~,. Pl_.ms ~ ' C.lllooolo 111 . .... * 39e . Oranges .... 79c ' . • ' . > - I I ' lloo VIIO'IT- F00d -- .... ' ---··-· ltli :·· .,....... .. . ;.-. 39c ~plch .... . ... . . •• . l' 1 ~. ' J �i ,. ' \< ' ~' l' J. :./ i-t, - ,, l'h~· 1lh,l h ~·iuim.•l., . Mltklh••NM'I-I'unll.•~·u~-, .hUM.' :W, H'ti~ < ' l \ • I _ OPIH. SUNDAY ': F .\ ..:Style ,· '' .. ' 10 a••-7 p.m.· ' " 10 11 ...... ~.. .}. . '.\ :.~- Whole Ham . ·•· 49e . ... \ .......,, ... •,., .:....~ ....... ,-. . C.,rlilil, Tho K - Co. HIM Wt """"" lilt rllhf II ' limit -tltlto. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO PARTICIPATE. FREE LUCKY SOLITAIRE MASTER GAME CARD AND GAME TICKETS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST AT END OF CHECK-OUT LANES OR AT KROGER'S STORE OFFICE. LIMIT ONE PER. ADULT CUSTOMER PER STORE VISIT. .w. ·vo. .,..,. 1111 12 r.. .... __ · Whole Ham . .. 79t II%....,_ ···'*' .... Jl9i Ham l..oaf ••••. --.-... - .... - .. ,..... 79c lb. l'ldl l'olly - , Crt4Ytc Htlf Parti Ham . . . .... $1.29 I ERS! ' I Half ,__ . , No.4 Summer Stamp Featival Coupona For 500 ., ' ' lb. Bueket Steak . . •• 99c Redeem Week ' ' Shank Pork Steak . . . . •. 59c ' ,. am Hem, EXTRit TOP VALUE STAMPS . ' . Cw~ Royal Court Chitu1 ·. PIICI 0.. THI WIIK Cup ... 39c Do~·· Hams -- . 79c Hytrtdt All Mtet Weiners . . " ... 59c UNIYIR"'- H1110RY 100K1 .YOI. • ... Ow r ' K1hn't O.lvxe (lull 49e ... .,;n; Vtl. 14 Aft- FNIIhoreP, D. SAVE ~Bleach Nodctl lb. Grttn Gl_, 1 KSroger wee Butter Chips 2 ~ t .. PLAY THE s ps .. ' I ' . '• ' ''·. •' / ' . $1 lloo .,., _ '.. ... Seeret . . . . . •. . . 2 , • ;'I ··:' '1'·-t .. • ' .! ;,_..... ... . ' '..;,~·: • ' I' . ·.· ~ ..... ' ...· ·, ..,.' ' k,... ......... Bread ..,. ..•••. 4 -·-. ~ KROGER IIRAIIO $1 ' l'ruit AtiPIIft Woy ~....... Del Monte Mandarin ' RULES FOR. PLAY THE LUCKY • ' ::.st Pickles 2 !. 79~ Dol- =. 89e . Dry Milk . . 1 ~· "'· 39c Cookies .•.••.. .... $1.29 ' PRIIII / ' 11-oz. pkgi. - -r··- -II!: ......UN Tomatoes .. Cucumber• Radiahea Green Oni0111 or Peppera •! Daners ...... ·r Large Eggs lllbhco AR Y•lllilo F - '• ' Buttermilk . . . . . . . . 2 ~ 79t c...- B(lhquet All·V.arletie• Frf!zen ' K•- Plllo Tea Bags . . . ::· 49c MayoMaise •· ..- 59c Donuts ........... ·3 :.! $1 . . Drinks •••• 120L CANS Krlft ,.... ........ ... Ice Cream ...... \iotll. 69t 0 Oranges BIG K Catsup •. 3 IC- Alii"- ' You may be the n•xt lilg wlnMrl And you can win mor• than oncel A1k for a f.... Malter Gam• Card and frH Game Ticket. Fill out one row acros1 the Malt•r Card and you're a wlnnerl Stop In to your Kroger store today- no purcha1e n-••ary. Start playing- and winning, today~ ' ..' -en- Slylo Kroger Dill Sliced Dinner Rolls . •. . •• ,... 15e ,. y- Corn ........ 5 "!;.,•·$1 - ' KROGER CHICKEN - . 1 , CREAM OF MU~"· DR \'EGETABLE i 5 ':..• $1 J-·· Pizza ..... : .. ~- 69c Pizza ..... . 2 '~V:L 69c 88c , Peas . . . . . . . . p0 tatoes 3 23cans""·81\d 7"' Cllotot Packer Label CroWft 1 & Fish Sticks. ~ 89c " Groon Beans ' 8!~$1 ZOe. ........ Shrimp . '~!· $2•.39 Pork & Beans 8,~~.$1 -4 P - of Fr...._ Corned Beef Brisket ..... .... 79c Sausage . . :!. .~ 69c Kroger - Tltttht, Dnlmltkkl Wlott. "' ...... Or llrttdod - · of Olc•r Mlyer O.CM' MQ.r Srnokit Linlc 12 Chtlco . Clllcbn Lard ..... !!. 29c Pereh .... :.· 99c 69c Pick-0'-Chick ...... Bologna . . ::;: 49c fhep,.-d Han• •;:~. - Bucket of Chicken Ill. 39c BM Lettuce ---· .. 49e Your Choice . Ltol Lettuce --·· F-- Com .•... 6 ... 49e · ·•, :4 ' You can lte a big wlnnerl W,ln· '200-'Ioo-$so--wo-•s-•2_.; ·TV STAMPS. Collfllolo ••..0.. 6~pes . ' ' c~,. Pl_.ms ~ ' C.lllooolo 111 . .... * 39e . Oranges .... 79c ' . • ' . > - I I ' lloo VIIO'IT- F00d -- .... ' ---··-· ltli :·· .,....... .. . ;.-. 39c ~plch .... . ... . . •• . l' 1 ~. ' J �• ' .. OP QUAliTY Tlte sale rest~ l!lt:-J FoHn li.o'\L. pun •• •• . • • •• ••••• ~ , ••• ~ lo~.)l.:nl UWik'l', th't..'S like- 1\l'W, darh bhll! finish, spntlCfiS · L'lt•An int., ,-.s engine, auto. II'IU'Is., pt.mcr sll"CI'h~ 1%3 COli\' 1\IB MONZ '' • • • • • • , • ••• •. .• • • ••• $995 Yi113l inl., bilcl\l' l seals, autu. lran!i,, l'adhJ, healer, nuw tires, \lhill' l'ini sh with )..'t.lod 'blal•k tup, t9ti :! CHE\', IMP M . A , ••• •••••• . •• • •• • ••• $1095 S. ~t. liT CpL~., hwa1 ll\Yncr, gold fini sh, bucket sc~l, V-N l·:nt.:ine, automalk trans. , I'.S. P. R., new while wall tire~>, Real Elflte For HOBSTETTER . REALTY !'h<llll dean l'&r. Pomeroy Motor Co. .. Mgr•. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. I'OMEitOY, OHIO wm at the nell to . llradllurJ Grade !khool, Bradbuey, Ohio; Two Pe. Living Rm. IMIB: Wing Baek Chair; Antique . . .... Standi ~; ~ ~~:· ; 1tocker .~ Back); $t.J:Jight . am~; MQh. ~ • · G.E. ·Refri!ierator:. P'Ji8k!alre . t.leclrlc Stove; UlllltJ ca~· . netl .(3); Btoom lnd Bile Cablnebl; JfGII lid¥; Cook· lng utanaDs and. lllshes: Cllrome Dinette Set; 8 Chalrl: . td« Carpet by Lee: 'Mephone Stand; Roaster 8111111; l'llrctlaln Top Table; Bed. ro6m Beals; DreiHt' IIIII Vanity; Chell of llrawen; 4 . . l'llcbef ..,. Bowl. Set Pe. (Nice); llecldlDg tmd Rugs; M104HIO . IWJve into .a cqrnpletely (urilished,'' brand ' new home that let~ you enjOy life . t,ltS ca. .. free best. , •' · · · •, · .,_ ·' COMP.AIE OUR-SEftVICJ! ,: . . I' QUAUTY i PRICE AS loW AS ~ $3495.00: 0 FEN: 9 • .9 WE~AY~ .ic I • 5 SUti~AYS GEO. HOIISl'E'I'I'E8, · ~ :IIIDDLEPORT ~ !":" I TERMITESNotlct SWARMING! "!'"1"""!1_ _ _ _.. I'Oillllll, bath, llorm dqara, wlndowo, cellar, level lot. They are n-IJI'Qductlvu, nol Help Wantecl POMEROY - Nallve l1loDe For Sal1 ·.. your worker colony. Free In· ' ' warehouse, 25x8S, l'!io lloan, 1220 WASIPNGTON . BELPRE, OHIO spectlonl and Information on " SEWING MACHINES. We have COIIvenienUy lOCated. . crawl space dangers. No ' ' what "" adverllae and we POMEROY - 5 1'001111, . . 8amboo stand; 1, I, I, Gtl. alelll1at1, low overhead. 50 are at your service. New II full basement, garlge, mQd. Stone Jars; Hand Taoll; J!ll. per cent IIVilip, Allled Pes! '' •. '1. , Models SEWMOR touch and ern bath, paneling two - . ee11o La1m Vower; Metal . ,.REStQetl DLC 100 . Oantrcl, Pomeroy, Ohio. , EXPERT oew, Zig 2',ag, straight stitchTRIAD'-ILACKWALL! "-tNeeded fA1III Chain; Wblte 1!otarJ . .wt-1 ~gnment Phone ~9 eveningl. es. In choice of cabinell, a(. HELEN Ud VIRGIL TEAPOIID ~ Sewing llaeldlle; ll-24-30lp ~ • Tu Prlct .-.1• ,.. Sl• oo some used machines. We Two School Beall: Trun1al • AIMelateo • • -~ also do repair wort. McDan'Books; Gilden 'l'Ooll; Drap«**t WILL DO NwinJ at home 1tu ; '·" Iel Sewing Machine Shop, 2tOI (I) Ill lit eries; Pair Molalllorles; 011 IIppert, pockets, pegging, 1GOx14 10M· .A3 In Monroe Ave., Point Pleannt, Heater. AIJCT. NOI'IIl: '1'1111 . 75o!i14 . u.u .61 hemming, alterations, etc. • 6701<15 n.a .47 W. Va. Phone 6'15-3992. S.INtc O'BRIEN AND CROW furllltare 11 ercepllonal Jllee Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maoo!l. ' • Pluo Rtc"'""lt ~~"'" ' 'Wtln ·Sto.clc REALTY QJMPANY and II cletll and well eared Phone m.s651. 4-aii-Uc ' . . ' Notl""wldo ,. Guoriidtt .9 ROOM HOUSE, II\ balbl, sYRACUSE - II\ story frame, for. TJ!Rl\111: cash. Not ~~eo -GUARANI'EED')·~ ·­ new oil furnace, lot 124 I Ill aponslble for lllll!ldellll. 2 bedrooiDlJ, bath. pari ba. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnp ft. 17,500. Racine, PhoDt Mtmen!, lot 101111110, $3,500.01. Nile Club. 5 to I p.m. MonBIWlFORD AUCTION COM3' 1 52. 8-25-IJtc day lbru Friday. Ladles nlghJ PANY, p. ~ ~. 4~ MIDDt.EI'ORT - Ona • third 9li~ . acre level ground, I room tloneer; A. c. Bnodfunl, .,. mrr Friday. U.Uc LPAI. ltOTICI . MAPLE STEREO. Early Am· nqer. Signed: Mrl. Edith A. -1<-G....._ _ _ .. house, 2 bedrooma, both, b&KII lluon, WNt ~ erlcan stemo, radio comb!•· ment. In good condltloa. Jlull81). I4MII: ~ ad whOM .me. ld.n. .. .... w~nted To Buy OetoJ4 L. Olb., aA MIL 3 , 'ftllll atlon, wpeed changer, solid 17,500.00. A HORSE BE'llfEI!N 54 and 5I -.u- ...__ ... ~ Co. c. r.n c.:r-. Ci81ate Instant on radio. l'av· NICE OOITAGE ON 1UVBR AUCTION - """"' • - - ......,, "..,.., ...- ,.., .. ,.. Inches. phone 99t-2911. S.J54te ments of 18 or $98.22. For .,. oll!IM. • • flri L Glllll. 3 rooma, 2 large aereened 11 ·.10 p.m. Near 1ft. Hamill ... ~~emr pWaUH ft1t4 btt ..u.ttoa home demonstration, call 1191porches·, fireplace, good buy: ANTIQUES, furniture, dllbel. Churdl, ·~ 1ml1M DOrtl1 " ....... .... u ..- · · · .. ... C""' of Qull C<>mmoo 3218. S-tl ~tc .nvu..,.. al Pin PobdL u. Olio. No. Plou, 1..-e -...,_Qooa. .., Slate "~ $3,850.110 pr~e11ts mllceDaneous. Mrs. Rowsrd .. , _.._ auction "'-) [ am ....... """' .... ""'"'" ,. (JII HENRY CLI!L\ND 'VIPft'l -au0a tile ~ of 111'011 ulllet II Cecll, IIIlO W. Main st., P1Jme. BRING ; CONTEMPORARY WALliiiT leaving tbe State, 10 will .0. 4ub' aDd extreme erueltr. plalaUff Office IIIUIIt lllf. 1-25-tfc .. ~_.. •IN ,,.,. for C1ll&odl" ol __. LifE'-TO . Sterec: Beautiful walnut CAb· Reo. . . . . the followiDg: AI"""' aew ,.Old; . ...... ,......., ... .,._ .......... • - n " - - headq ,.._ ..,.., - .._ ""' .. ,.,. !net, was floor demonstrator, RUDIMI lURK-, ~1'1 IINJ ....... 011. Of 111kr l:bt JOdi 4lr of YOUR . For S1le or Tnde 4-Jipeed, dual volume «mlrol; For Slit mower, Ullleo Jl'reear, Pbllco '""'· ,.. CARPETING . ' 1180 CHEVROLET Impala !or BUILDING wrs, .write BoK hlghest ndelity. radio. Pcy 21" T.V., I Radloe, I Sewinl 1• ii. 0'._..,, "' Olblli, • BY OWNER - WID taka boule ale or trade for truck of m011!hly payments of $S or '"'" .....,.., ....t~ ·.. ',..; ·:.:;: 668 A, In care of Tbe Daily llacltlnel Kltcben aoct. V• Aloome• ... Pllfo... trailer for part payment; CIUIId ·111 J*iH nil hiMM \J Yoil li:ll J equal Yllue. can Reod!Yflte 64«~ Sentinel, Pomeroy. Hf.5tc 172.10. ~per. Skup coffee ........ .., •" .. Lovely three bedroom mod·-"'""' ...had. .. . .,..... •,.... ...,. u.. filii t,lll 111M 'itJ: '. 3'1U2Sf. W14lp mater, Eleetrlc lf(Dder, IIDIII ern borne in Syracuse, waD NINE ROOM house, II\ baths, MODERN 8 ROOM bouse and mol«. good l1ln4 tools, .... to wall carpeting, big ldlcben. . ..:'!,-;:." Ull CHEVROLET Cbeoy 2 desirable· location; new fur· both, furnished, fuU bastden bole ..,. I)I!Dkter; Pill* bwment, garace with two Wqm, 1885 Mlulang VI, 1,~..,. ~ . In Middleport. Phone men!, 10 acre ground, gan~• extra large lots; near IIChool. hole digger, II l1ilom8tlc ~ ~: IJIIId: JI'IDanrlng nallllhle. nace , The A]m.anae '1 {~,:'\1 1 with one room struclul'e, "' IIIIU498. S.2Wip fie, IU;plltD!i:p rack, W I . '·' " Call 9112-5400. ' . M8-12tc By tlnl~d Pre11 lnternatlonil mOe 11om Junction SS a'ld ~, boot lhell,. ,.., fo1diDg and ::,.~~1 ~ ~: Todl11o Wednesday, JIDie 261 s.u.«e 16 CHEV. Cbevelle - 4 dr. se- phone 992-611'1. odd eltalrl, ~Wnmf, dllbel, 8ulfMII Servle11 ' the !78th day of 1968 with 188 to dan V-1 auto. radio and beateooktrart, ellllled tleodl IIIII APPLIANCE HOSPITAL- AufollCM. HelpW1nled er, $1595.00. 1!6 Chev. - Z dr. AKC Golden Retriever pUJiplea. jei)J, beddlnl and ~ thorized Brlgga and Slrlllon 1'UII. 111' 1 llitil ftiiB .._, The moqn h between Ill new 524 Aoh St., 'Middleport. IIJ. BARMAID AND waltreu. Call l<eeping Meigs. sedan 8 c:yl. auto. Rid! and Lawn Boy, parts a n d cldldren'l !iOJs, l1lllque cotree .phase and firat quarter. &a* iiUMa. s.»«e $1495.00, 1!6 GTO Z dr. bard- 5MS. services; repair . Tecumseh .-.. ""'tate The, morning star .lo Saturn. Gallia 1and lop 4 speed $2395.00, 14 C«and Kohler englnea and Ill crlnder. mlrrGt "'"' ~ 'n1e evening alar lsJ'4)lter, valr Monza - $595.00, 64 Olev. TWO BEDROOM homo, bath Mason Area For lent amall appliance~, 'l1drd St., In-, fllhlnC llclilt, Beq1e Qn tldo day In history: ·• Impala Station WllgOII on 28S, full basement, I,WBP' '1'110Mason, W. Va., John M. Roll'1"110 nJRNI8IIED 111(04l'bDeo•--tr. l'lbbll dol. lot rl bulw, II In 1900 Dr, Wolter -led 1 auto. $1395.00, a Cbev. Jm.. • year-<>ld home In Syraeuro. lnfdrmed As gen. 11-INIII! ~ OIJ, pboDt Mllf7. wa feet llllela· rl 1111111 ncf. medical teain In a "-"" to pals ouper sports tOO eu. ln. Phone 1192-1421. J.Z14011! 1-ll-llc IDe. mt....n- lleml. wipe out yeUow rever. · Well As · engine, outo. PS & PB, R & I( ELECTROLUX SALES and 1ft'· Luncb ~le. W. lj, Spen1u 1917 the tlrot troopo of the FULLY EQUIPPED recrealloll PLEN'l'Y rllpace for me tran.. Black with red Interior $1095.· center In Racine; 4 pool t. vice: Sweepers. rug washen eer, Owiler. MtCot• 4acllan American EliPediUOIIIII')' Forces Entertained 00, 8S Cbev. 2 Novo IIUpel' Smlce, I. 0. 'IIIIC' lkOJF, reached France for c1uq In er with an faclllties. In Syraand polishers. Genuine parts. blea, plag pong table, pop sports, 8 c:yl. auto. R&H, Auclkilleer. f.ll«c! World War l Call 99t-3710. 11-IJ.Uc -· can--. t-JJ.tte white, cooler, ere. Also z.story brlct the red lnlerllll' mra In 1944 tho 1ihlrd largeat . I & 111e block building on 1111clean, $1195.00, 8S Falrlaae, French port.. Cherbourg, wu PURNISIIED and uafarnllhecl RADIO & 'IV repair, reaiJOII. Butllltll Servlcet St., Raclne. Large t.t..,...l 6 auto. radio & heater 1895.00, liberated tn.n the Naill by the iijWII'bMoll. Cloaa to ICbool. able nrlces. Antenna a. lloo9room now oceupled by recreII !ltev. I c:yl. old. llt5.00. A tltousht .. • the dlit Plale ltU484. IO.II-IIc ter service. John Harrison, SEWING MACIUNES, npalr allies. ation center. Three apart. 12 GMC Pklrup, good 11m, !N!rvlce. all mlkel. WY S. lD 1948 tltO •United states Gel'llllllt phltaopher • Arthur .... · 701 Broadway St., 'Middleport, ments on second noor, t" 0 HI4. The Jl'abrl• Shop. l'oJD. hogan -Um of the "Berlin Shopenhauer · ont:e ialcl "tbe 'I'!WLBR SPACE, Ill atlllllel alra nke $185.00. 6'1 Honda furnished. Ohio. Phone m.u. open Separate garage • eroy. Autl!or!Rd Slllj!Ol' Sa1el Airlift" to b1plsa Soviet block- fundamental fault of the ~· motorcycle, '50 serlel, f'llli.OO. mlllble. Iaqulre 151 MuJber. evenlnp. "-lOtc laundry room with apartmeDl and Service. We · Sharilen adlJW of tile. western aeclor of character Is that It Ml 110 HDIB rr Iller I or I p:ill. Write P. Many more uaecl em to on III!<OIId floor. Apal tmenl I of )dtlce/ 1 s...ue the dl.vlded Ge1'111111 clQ>. o. 8os as "--J, wt-tfc choooe from. Hart's 1.Jied partly furnished. A1IO aeplr- CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" Selsaorl. breeding oervlco. Call I.eland Cll'l!, ~~-· W. VL, . ate one story wooden butdnell phone~... ~ Parker, Pomeroy residence nJIINiliRED IJII1'Imlllll, t " 0 ' • IMIIFIIbuDding and vacant lot. All beclrioml, Mlddleparl. Plale m-2114 or ean 'llallon 'l'llp. AtlTO'MIJIID,E 1111uranc:e " furniture Included, an 1111111 8-IUMp ID#It Holle pers Plains 66'14251. 811111< eaneelled? Loll Jour 'imentrented with good Income. can. MANUFACTURER'S SALE, or'• Heenee? can 191-IIM. tact Joe Britt at Recftatlon farm and home wblte 1a1111 8 ROOMS ·AND BA'l'lt 11111ful. C. C. IIRADPORD •.,. tie Center. or can 119-411'13. house and barn paint, ..... , berry Aw., PomeroJ. c.. AOOI'IONEER 8-11-tfc • lrcl 8lllloa, piMm ... 111.19 gaDon, ale price ts.ll · Complete Smlce a gallon. King Bulldenl ·Sap. . . Iller p.m. ~ . . 'll'rllo, Ploone or (laatoel ply Co., Middleport, Oblo.... BLACK ltASPIIERRIF.S, Ro J 1111. Holle Crill II. . . 3'141. 1-lt-IJtc Proffitt, Portland, MS-WI. IIMIII. • s.•IJtc 4'1TIIAC'i1Yil MODBRlt s.I I Uc furalrbld aportuwal, Ideally 70.000 B1U gas clrtulalor and oeveral BmaDer heatero; lilY· YOU CAN st11111ve ts0 or mare AIR CONDmONING Refrigerlocaled - 'PomeloJ baaf.. on olumlnum boatl. Call • era! nice C81'Jlt!ls, chairs, taJ>. allon service. ladt's Refrig. . . lldlan. PIJane . . . . 1147 ... lft.CM, Ies, bar otools, 'IV aet, hand eration. New Haven. bone 1-IJ.Ifc terms. &mower, chest of drawers, 11112-!111'111. 4 8 tfe "'JRNNII!BD GARAGE apart. girl's bicycle, shoe skates, me- KEEP your carpell beautiful tal utility table, See at 11M READY • MIX CIJIICI'ete clellvJ1111D1 .. t.mcotn mn. UIDlllel d~lte conllant foctltepl of Hamilton St., · Middleport. ered right to your proJect. JMilil; lldultl only. PboDe 111a busy family. Get Blue Lui-. Fast and ell)'. Free eiiJ. Phone 192-5324. S.25-3tc f!t. 1-JI.tfe tre. Rent eiectrlc sbampooer mates. Phone 992-3214, Oatt$1. Baller Furniture. ~ Jeln Ready • Ml• Co., Middle. UJOOSHED APARTMENT, 4 GRAVELY TRACTOR, ~h mower, cultivator and plow, port, Ohlo. I to tfe 1~ ..,. bltll. Pbone IllHAY IN the field, oo J171eU .lfii; lfllr I pllont III-2S'Il. electric starter. Pbone 1Ift. RIDI )load. Phone 74WI1J If. s.~ BUDGET PRICE l'urniiUra aa '· 1-11-Ue • . tor I p.m. atp our third floor budpt · lllop. . Boker l'urnllure. Middleport. BAN, FOUR 11101111 and bath, EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two fvnlqbed ~~~ m~ · baths, on the river, 18,000. SIX ROOM brick, three bedOhio. ' :II lie room home, garage and ba. .llaJiiln7. Pbone Ill tell. Phone 11ft.2m between 8 a. men!, Fourth St., New Have~~. S.2S-tfc m. and 5 p.m. l-25-12tc CIOAIIETTE vending madllnea Phone IIIZ-28'11 New Haven. S.:IS-4tc and service. ABC Enterarilll'l, ....,~-.~... Brown'• 'fnliB TEAM OF BAY horses, 3 and MS!On, W. Va. Phone 'J'IS.H, 8 year old, good workers, -~~Die. Pbone ... M-Ite FIVE ROOM bouse, lot. Happy weight 1400 lbs. eaeh; allo, ; .. . ., .,., Hollow Road. Ooniact · Roy one year old colt. Theodore Ellis, Rutlllnd. S.:IS-ttc ,' .f ; ~ Pullins, Racine. Phone Mllltl. . ~tp USED PIANOS. CLEAN UP ale, one small 44-inch, while finish; one upright, cherry; Sll«lER SEWING machine, two ,..mahogany, one •alnut, just turn the knOb and, at an ~...ndltloned. Priced each click, thlo l'lWin'~ mach!rom 150 up, delivered. can Ine Is ready to bllndstlt.·h 742-4111, after S p.m. CID 7ft. hemo on drapes, baste a drCI!.q, embMidcr·o piHowcase, 5113. ~ moke bulloolbolel. · 'lmaU l!iont~l7 AAY~~. or • • ON)ll. ,IVJ!STE~ .ri!llf1li ,; h~. Pborle Mncm ·'I'MI7fl. S.Sf,Stp ;.;p w'!i .· ,Pllf)M 1!12-!ZIS. f.tUtc .i-!"!'"'______ CARRIER WAWI'ED --- MILLER, MOilLE ·HOME$ .,_w s,r-. Pomeroy Route. Business Section --- ?.a:,. ,.... , no;" .. ' . 3lJihtydn CARRIER WANTED IN MIDDLEPORT CONTAO FAYE MANl1Y WMPO INFORMAnON· ·NEWS ., LOCAL. REPORTS DAILY Middleport, 0. . AT 7:50 A.M. t2 NOON .· i ,,. 3' lMif ..... . GET Tl-4' IDEA '«XX BE MOSE"f1N' ON 1 M'Z t11NH1Ef MIG~T 4:30 P.M. . s Cash. s.• ... ___...... , EXCEI.LIMT '' Ha>e; 'n-IERE'S NO F£EUN'S, DOC! W/>lo uUST ONE o : T~'OE 'fl.UNGS! �• ' .. OP QUAliTY Tlte sale rest~ l!lt:-J FoHn li.o'\L. pun •• •• . • • •• ••••• ~ , ••• ~ lo~.)l.:nl UWik'l', th't..'S like- 1\l'W, darh bhll! finish, spntlCfiS · L'lt•An int., ,-.s engine, auto. II'IU'Is., pt.mcr sll"CI'h~ 1%3 COli\' 1\IB MONZ '' • • • • • • , • ••• •. .• • • ••• $995 Yi113l inl., bilcl\l' l seals, autu. lran!i,, l'adhJ, healer, nuw tires, \lhill' l'ini sh with )..'t.lod 'blal•k tup, t9ti :! CHE\', IMP M . A , ••• •••••• . •• • •• • ••• $1095 S. ~t. liT CpL~., hwa1 ll\Yncr, gold fini sh, bucket sc~l, V-N l·:nt.:ine, automalk trans. , I'.S. P. R., new while wall tire~>, Real Elflte For HOBSTETTER . REALTY !'h<llll dean l'&r. Pomeroy Motor Co. .. Mgr•. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. I'OMEitOY, OHIO wm at the nell to . llradllurJ Grade !khool, Bradbuey, Ohio; Two Pe. Living Rm. IMIB: Wing Baek Chair; Antique . . .... Standi ~; ~ ~~:· ; 1tocker .~ Back); $t.J:Jight . am~; MQh. ~ • · G.E. ·Refri!ierator:. P'Ji8k!alre . t.leclrlc Stove; UlllltJ ca~· . netl .(3); Btoom lnd Bile Cablnebl; JfGII lid¥; Cook· lng utanaDs and. lllshes: Cllrome Dinette Set; 8 Chalrl: . td« Carpet by Lee: 'Mephone Stand; Roaster 8111111; l'llrctlaln Top Table; Bed. ro6m Beals; DreiHt' IIIII Vanity; Chell of llrawen; 4 . . l'llcbef ..,. Bowl. Set Pe. (Nice); llecldlDg tmd Rugs; M104HIO . IWJve into .a cqrnpletely (urilished,'' brand ' new home that let~ you enjOy life . t,ltS ca. .. free best. , •' · · · •, · .,_ ·' COMP.AIE OUR-SEftVICJ! ,: . . I' QUAUTY i PRICE AS loW AS ~ $3495.00: 0 FEN: 9 • .9 WE~AY~ .ic I • 5 SUti~AYS GEO. HOIISl'E'I'I'E8, · ~ :IIIDDLEPORT ~ !":" I TERMITESNotlct SWARMING! "!'"1"""!1_ _ _ _.. I'Oillllll, bath, llorm dqara, wlndowo, cellar, level lot. They are n-IJI'Qductlvu, nol Help Wantecl POMEROY - Nallve l1loDe For Sal1 ·.. your worker colony. Free In· ' ' warehouse, 25x8S, l'!io lloan, 1220 WASIPNGTON . BELPRE, OHIO spectlonl and Information on " SEWING MACHINES. We have COIIvenienUy lOCated. . crawl space dangers. No ' ' what "" adverllae and we POMEROY - 5 1'001111, . . 8amboo stand; 1, I, I, Gtl. alelll1at1, low overhead. 50 are at your service. New II full basement, garlge, mQd. Stone Jars; Hand Taoll; J!ll. per cent IIVilip, Allled Pes! '' •. '1. , Models SEWMOR touch and ern bath, paneling two - . ee11o La1m Vower; Metal . ,.REStQetl DLC 100 . Oantrcl, Pomeroy, Ohio. , EXPERT oew, Zig 2',ag, straight stitchTRIAD'-ILACKWALL! "-tNeeded fA1III Chain; Wblte 1!otarJ . .wt-1 ~gnment Phone ~9 eveningl. es. In choice of cabinell, a(. HELEN Ud VIRGIL TEAPOIID ~ Sewing llaeldlle; ll-24-30lp ~ • Tu Prlct .-.1• ,.. Sl• oo some used machines. We Two School Beall: Trun1al • AIMelateo • • -~ also do repair wort. McDan'Books; Gilden 'l'Ooll; Drap«**t WILL DO NwinJ at home 1tu ; '·" Iel Sewing Machine Shop, 2tOI (I) Ill lit eries; Pair Molalllorles; 011 IIppert, pockets, pegging, 1GOx14 10M· .A3 In Monroe Ave., Point Pleannt, Heater. AIJCT. NOI'IIl: '1'1111 . 75o!i14 . u.u .61 hemming, alterations, etc. • 6701<15 n.a .47 W. Va. Phone 6'15-3992. S.INtc O'BRIEN AND CROW furllltare 11 ercepllonal Jllee Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maoo!l. ' • Pluo Rtc"'""lt ~~"'" ' 'Wtln ·Sto.clc REALTY QJMPANY and II cletll and well eared Phone m.s651. 4-aii-Uc ' . . ' Notl""wldo ,. Guoriidtt .9 ROOM HOUSE, II\ balbl, sYRACUSE - II\ story frame, for. TJ!Rl\111: cash. Not ~~eo -GUARANI'EED')·~ ·­ new oil furnace, lot 124 I Ill aponslble for lllll!ldellll. 2 bedrooiDlJ, bath. pari ba. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnp ft. 17,500. Racine, PhoDt Mtmen!, lot 101111110, $3,500.01. Nile Club. 5 to I p.m. MonBIWlFORD AUCTION COM3' 1 52. 8-25-IJtc day lbru Friday. Ladles nlghJ PANY, p. ~ ~. 4~ MIDDt.EI'ORT - Ona • third 9li~ . acre level ground, I room tloneer; A. c. Bnodfunl, .,. mrr Friday. U.Uc LPAI. ltOTICI . MAPLE STEREO. Early Am· nqer. Signed: Mrl. Edith A. -1<-G....._ _ _ .. house, 2 bedrooma, both, b&KII lluon, WNt ~ erlcan stemo, radio comb!•· ment. In good condltloa. Jlull81). I4MII: ~ ad whOM .me. ld.n. .. .... w~nted To Buy OetoJ4 L. Olb., aA MIL 3 , 'ftllll atlon, wpeed changer, solid 17,500.00. A HORSE BE'llfEI!N 54 and 5I -.u- ...__ ... ~ Co. c. r.n c.:r-. Ci81ate Instant on radio. l'av· NICE OOITAGE ON 1UVBR AUCTION - """"' • - - ......,, "..,.., ...- ,.., .. ,.. Inches. phone 99t-2911. S.J54te ments of 18 or $98.22. For .,. oll!IM. • • flri L Glllll. 3 rooma, 2 large aereened 11 ·.10 p.m. Near 1ft. Hamill ... ~~emr pWaUH ft1t4 btt ..u.ttoa home demonstration, call 1191porches·, fireplace, good buy: ANTIQUES, furniture, dllbel. Churdl, ·~ 1ml1M DOrtl1 " ....... .... u ..- · · · .. ... C""' of Qull C<>mmoo 3218. S-tl ~tc .nvu..,.. al Pin PobdL u. Olio. No. Plou, 1..-e -...,_Qooa. .., Slate "~ $3,850.110 pr~e11ts mllceDaneous. Mrs. Rowsrd .. , _.._ auction "'-) [ am ....... """' .... ""'"'" ,. (JII HENRY CLI!L\ND 'VIPft'l -au0a tile ~ of 111'011 ulllet II Cecll, IIIlO W. Main st., P1Jme. BRING ; CONTEMPORARY WALliiiT leaving tbe State, 10 will .0. 4ub' aDd extreme erueltr. plalaUff Office IIIUIIt lllf. 1-25-tfc .. ~_.. •IN ,,.,. for C1ll&odl" ol __. LifE'-TO . Sterec: Beautiful walnut CAb· Reo. . . . . the followiDg: AI"""' aew ,.Old; . ...... ,......., ... .,._ .......... • - n " - - headq ,.._ ..,.., - .._ ""' .. ,.,. !net, was floor demonstrator, RUDIMI lURK-, ~1'1 IINJ ....... 011. Of 111kr l:bt JOdi 4lr of YOUR . For S1le or Tnde 4-Jipeed, dual volume «mlrol; For Slit mower, Ullleo Jl'reear, Pbllco '""'· ,.. CARPETING . ' 1180 CHEVROLET Impala !or BUILDING wrs, .write BoK hlghest ndelity. radio. Pcy 21" T.V., I Radloe, I Sewinl 1• ii. 0'._..,, "' Olblli, • BY OWNER - WID taka boule ale or trade for truck of m011!hly payments of $S or '"'" .....,.., ....t~ ·.. ',..; ·:.:;: 668 A, In care of Tbe Daily llacltlnel Kltcben aoct. V• Aloome• ... Pllfo... trailer for part payment; CIUIId ·111 J*iH nil hiMM \J Yoil li:ll J equal Yllue. can Reod!Yflte 64«~ Sentinel, Pomeroy. Hf.5tc 172.10. ~per. Skup coffee ........ .., •" .. Lovely three bedroom mod·-"'""' ...had. .. . .,..... •,.... ...,. u.. filii t,lll 111M 'itJ: '. 3'1U2Sf. W14lp mater, Eleetrlc lf(Dder, IIDIII ern borne in Syracuse, waD NINE ROOM house, II\ baths, MODERN 8 ROOM bouse and mol«. good l1ln4 tools, .... to wall carpeting, big ldlcben. . ..:'!,-;:." Ull CHEVROLET Cbeoy 2 desirable· location; new fur· both, furnished, fuU bastden bole ..,. I)I!Dkter; Pill* bwment, garace with two Wqm, 1885 Mlulang VI, 1,~..,. ~ . In Middleport. Phone men!, 10 acre ground, gan~• extra large lots; near IIChool. hole digger, II l1ilom8tlc ~ ~: IJIIId: JI'IDanrlng nallllhle. nace , The A]m.anae '1 {~,:'\1 1 with one room struclul'e, "' IIIIU498. S.2Wip fie, IU;plltD!i:p rack, W I . '·' " Call 9112-5400. ' . M8-12tc By tlnl~d Pre11 lnternatlonil mOe 11om Junction SS a'ld ~, boot lhell,. ,.., fo1diDg and ::,.~~1 ~ ~: Todl11o Wednesday, JIDie 261 s.u.«e 16 CHEV. Cbevelle - 4 dr. se- phone 992-611'1. odd eltalrl, ~Wnmf, dllbel, 8ulfMII Servle11 ' the !78th day of 1968 with 188 to dan V-1 auto. radio and beateooktrart, ellllled tleodl IIIII APPLIANCE HOSPITAL- AufollCM. HelpW1nled er, $1595.00. 1!6 Chev. - Z dr. AKC Golden Retriever pUJiplea. jei)J, beddlnl and ~ thorized Brlgga and Slrlllon 1'UII. 111' 1 llitil ftiiB .._, The moqn h between Ill new 524 Aoh St., 'Middleport. IIJ. BARMAID AND waltreu. Call l<eeping Meigs. sedan 8 c:yl. auto. Rid! and Lawn Boy, parts a n d cldldren'l !iOJs, l1lllque cotree .phase and firat quarter. &a* iiUMa. s.»«e $1495.00, 1!6 GTO Z dr. bard- 5MS. services; repair . Tecumseh .-.. ""'tate The, morning star .lo Saturn. Gallia 1and lop 4 speed $2395.00, 14 C«and Kohler englnea and Ill crlnder. mlrrGt "'"' ~ 'n1e evening alar lsJ'4)lter, valr Monza - $595.00, 64 Olev. TWO BEDROOM homo, bath Mason Area For lent amall appliance~, 'l1drd St., In-, fllhlnC llclilt, Beq1e Qn tldo day In history: ·• Impala Station WllgOII on 28S, full basement, I,WBP' '1'110Mason, W. Va., John M. Roll'1"110 nJRNI8IIED 111(04l'bDeo•--tr. l'lbbll dol. lot rl bulw, II In 1900 Dr, Wolter -led 1 auto. $1395.00, a Cbev. Jm.. • year-<>ld home In Syraeuro. lnfdrmed As gen. 11-INIII! ~ OIJ, pboDt Mllf7. wa feet llllela· rl 1111111 ncf. medical teain In a "-"" to pals ouper sports tOO eu. ln. Phone 1192-1421. J.Z14011! 1-ll-llc IDe. mt....n- lleml. wipe out yeUow rever. · Well As · engine, outo. PS & PB, R & I( ELECTROLUX SALES and 1ft'· Luncb ~le. W. lj, Spen1u 1917 the tlrot troopo of the FULLY EQUIPPED recrealloll PLEN'l'Y rllpace for me tran.. Black with red Interior $1095.· center In Racine; 4 pool t. vice: Sweepers. rug washen eer, Owiler. MtCot• 4acllan American EliPediUOIIIII')' Forces Entertained 00, 8S Cbev. 2 Novo IIUpel' Smlce, I. 0. 'IIIIC' lkOJF, reached France for c1uq In er with an faclllties. In Syraand polishers. Genuine parts. blea, plag pong table, pop sports, 8 c:yl. auto. R&H, Auclkilleer. f.ll«c! World War l Call 99t-3710. 11-IJ.Uc -· can--. t-JJ.tte white, cooler, ere. Also z.story brlct the red lnlerllll' mra In 1944 tho 1ihlrd largeat . I & 111e block building on 1111clean, $1195.00, 8S Falrlaae, French port.. Cherbourg, wu PURNISIIED and uafarnllhecl RADIO & 'IV repair, reaiJOII. Butllltll Servlcet St., Raclne. Large t.t..,...l 6 auto. radio & heater 1895.00, liberated tn.n the Naill by the iijWII'bMoll. Cloaa to ICbool. able nrlces. Antenna a. lloo9room now oceupled by recreII !ltev. I c:yl. old. llt5.00. A tltousht .. • the dlit Plale ltU484. IO.II-IIc ter service. John Harrison, SEWING MACIUNES, npalr allies. ation center. Three apart. 12 GMC Pklrup, good 11m, !N!rvlce. all mlkel. WY S. lD 1948 tltO •United states Gel'llllllt phltaopher • Arthur .... · 701 Broadway St., 'Middleport, ments on second noor, t" 0 HI4. The Jl'abrl• Shop. l'oJD. hogan -Um of the "Berlin Shopenhauer · ont:e ialcl "tbe 'I'!WLBR SPACE, Ill atlllllel alra nke $185.00. 6'1 Honda furnished. Ohio. Phone m.u. open Separate garage • eroy. Autl!or!Rd Slllj!Ol' Sa1el Airlift" to b1plsa Soviet block- fundamental fault of the ~· motorcycle, '50 serlel, f'llli.OO. mlllble. Iaqulre 151 MuJber. evenlnp. "-lOtc laundry room with apartmeDl and Service. We · Sharilen adlJW of tile. western aeclor of character Is that It Ml 110 HDIB rr Iller I or I p:ill. Write P. Many more uaecl em to on III!<OIId floor. Apal tmenl I of )dtlce/ 1 s...ue the dl.vlded Ge1'111111 clQ>. o. 8os as "--J, wt-tfc choooe from. Hart's 1.Jied partly furnished. A1IO aeplr- CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" Selsaorl. breeding oervlco. Call I.eland Cll'l!, ~~-· W. VL, . ate one story wooden butdnell phone~... ~ Parker, Pomeroy residence nJIINiliRED IJII1'Imlllll, t " 0 ' • IMIIFIIbuDding and vacant lot. All beclrioml, Mlddleparl. Plale m-2114 or ean 'llallon 'l'llp. AtlTO'MIJIID,E 1111uranc:e " furniture Included, an 1111111 8-IUMp ID#It Holle pers Plains 66'14251. 811111< eaneelled? Loll Jour 'imentrented with good Income. can. MANUFACTURER'S SALE, or'• Heenee? can 191-IIM. tact Joe Britt at Recftatlon farm and home wblte 1a1111 8 ROOMS ·AND BA'l'lt 11111ful. C. C. IIRADPORD •.,. tie Center. or can 119-411'13. house and barn paint, ..... , berry Aw., PomeroJ. c.. AOOI'IONEER 8-11-tfc • lrcl 8lllloa, piMm ... 111.19 gaDon, ale price ts.ll · Complete Smlce a gallon. King Bulldenl ·Sap. . . Iller p.m. ~ . . 'll'rllo, Ploone or (laatoel ply Co., Middleport, Oblo.... BLACK ltASPIIERRIF.S, Ro J 1111. Holle Crill II. . . 3'141. 1-lt-IJtc Proffitt, Portland, MS-WI. IIMIII. • s.•IJtc 4'1TIIAC'i1Yil MODBRlt s.I I Uc furalrbld aportuwal, Ideally 70.000 B1U gas clrtulalor and oeveral BmaDer heatero; lilY· YOU CAN st11111ve ts0 or mare AIR CONDmONING Refrigerlocaled - 'PomeloJ baaf.. on olumlnum boatl. Call • era! nice C81'Jlt!ls, chairs, taJ>. allon service. ladt's Refrig. . . lldlan. PIJane . . . . 1147 ... lft.CM, Ies, bar otools, 'IV aet, hand eration. New Haven. bone 1-IJ.Ifc terms. &mower, chest of drawers, 11112-!111'111. 4 8 tfe "'JRNNII!BD GARAGE apart. girl's bicycle, shoe skates, me- KEEP your carpell beautiful tal utility table, See at 11M READY • MIX CIJIICI'ete clellvJ1111D1 .. t.mcotn mn. UIDlllel d~lte conllant foctltepl of Hamilton St., · Middleport. ered right to your proJect. JMilil; lldultl only. PboDe 111a busy family. Get Blue Lui-. Fast and ell)'. Free eiiJ. Phone 192-5324. S.25-3tc f!t. 1-JI.tfe tre. Rent eiectrlc sbampooer mates. Phone 992-3214, Oatt$1. Baller Furniture. ~ Jeln Ready • Ml• Co., Middle. UJOOSHED APARTMENT, 4 GRAVELY TRACTOR, ~h mower, cultivator and plow, port, Ohlo. I to tfe 1~ ..,. bltll. Pbone IllHAY IN the field, oo J171eU .lfii; lfllr I pllont III-2S'Il. electric starter. Pbone 1Ift. RIDI )load. Phone 74WI1J If. s.~ BUDGET PRICE l'urniiUra aa '· 1-11-Ue • . tor I p.m. atp our third floor budpt · lllop. . Boker l'urnllure. Middleport. BAN, FOUR 11101111 and bath, EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two fvnlqbed ~~~ m~ · baths, on the river, 18,000. SIX ROOM brick, three bedOhio. ' :II lie room home, garage and ba. .llaJiiln7. Pbone Ill tell. Phone 11ft.2m between 8 a. men!, Fourth St., New Have~~. S.2S-tfc m. and 5 p.m. l-25-12tc CIOAIIETTE vending madllnea Phone IIIZ-28'11 New Haven. S.:IS-4tc and service. ABC Enterarilll'l, ....,~-.~... Brown'• 'fnliB TEAM OF BAY horses, 3 and MS!On, W. Va. Phone 'J'IS.H, 8 year old, good workers, -~~Die. Pbone ... M-Ite FIVE ROOM bouse, lot. Happy weight 1400 lbs. eaeh; allo, ; .. . ., .,., Hollow Road. Ooniact · Roy one year old colt. Theodore Ellis, Rutlllnd. S.:IS-ttc ,' .f ; ~ Pullins, Racine. Phone Mllltl. . ~tp USED PIANOS. CLEAN UP ale, one small 44-inch, while finish; one upright, cherry; Sll«lER SEWING machine, two ,..mahogany, one •alnut, just turn the knOb and, at an ~...ndltloned. Priced each click, thlo l'lWin'~ mach!rom 150 up, delivered. can Ine Is ready to bllndstlt.·h 742-4111, after S p.m. CID 7ft. hemo on drapes, baste a drCI!.q, embMidcr·o piHowcase, 5113. ~ moke bulloolbolel. · 'lmaU l!iont~l7 AAY~~. or • • ON)ll. ,IVJ!STE~ .ri!llf1li ,; h~. Pborle Mncm ·'I'MI7fl. S.Sf,Stp ;.;p w'!i .· ,Pllf)M 1!12-!ZIS. f.tUtc .i-!"!'"'______ CARRIER WAWI'ED --- MILLER, MOilLE ·HOME$ .,_w s,r-. Pomeroy Route. Business Section --- ?.a:,. ,.... , no;" .. ' . 3lJihtydn CARRIER WANTED IN MIDDLEPORT CONTAO FAYE MANl1Y WMPO INFORMAnON· ·NEWS ., LOCAL. REPORTS DAILY Middleport, 0. . AT 7:50 A.M. t2 NOON .· i ,,. 3' lMif ..... . GET Tl-4' IDEA '«XX BE MOSE"f1N' ON 1 M'Z t11NH1Ef MIG~T 4:30 P.M. . s Cash. s.• ... ___...... , EXCEI.LIMT '' Ha>e; 'n-IERE'S NO F£EUN'S, DOC! W/>lo uUST ONE o : T~'OE 'fl.UNGS! �.. ,•,,· · Mason County :':':":·:: ~1.\SOX ·..::.:·:·:·: :· :· . • toCrald ~\Pliler) Webb ol.lack· ,. :· · ·. ' B~n<>s, He<'ordcr Mr s. Chal'- ..;,, ancliiob ··rn<eo oiWellotoa, walked off wlih lh~ hl!lhpolnt tropldci ot lhe Saddle ond Slrloln llldlng Club's two Ohlu Valley llor.. ~~low AoBOclatluo point hor,. ahoW Saturda.Y and &mday at the Gallla County Junior t' alrground. - Sunda;:. 1 nsih.>d )lason's nl:'w park whil'h bord- lotte Jenks a n d C'mm<·llmen ers the old (t•l' Q landing at the Charles Yeager, Goor):::e Car· er.d of Jlomero~ Sh't'Cl, and was son, l\ay Wilson, Walter Werry and Donald Cook. I C\er surpdsed. With Pomeroy' s regatta getSeveral hundred fe~t of the bank has be~n le\·eled and amid ting bigger each year, a picnic the setting or huge old maple and t·amping area could poss ibly trees, locust and~camore, were be used on Breez~ Heights. t'lt at least 10 concrete pil'nlc table s, complete with matching benches. ,,long each table was a grill for rami~ cookouts. Mrs. Charlotte Jenks, Milson's town recorder, reported that the entire \>roject will be completed in a rew more dills, with some work to be completed on re st rooms. The ~eople of Ma son and surrounding areas ~¥em sure, are most thankCul to the U, S. Corps of Engmeers for such a lovely park with lots of grass on one side and a paved parking area on the other side of the dock. Also instrumental in making the proposed project a reality wer e ~son Mayor Dayton , _.. ':':::;w:W:W;;:;::::::::::::::::::.::::: :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::·:·::·:·:·:·J, :-:· '•·,, ·; ·· ·.} one time I have been told by ancestors, that wooden steps were built to go up over the cliff in back of Pomeroy nigh School, arxl leading to a pi cnic grounds. Can't you see ladies in those days wearing long dresses and skirts, climbing those steps? That would indeed be breath tak- Webb was the ,wimer or the Western hi~h point trophy and Frazee, the winner of the Eng. Ush hlgh point trophy. 1loth tro. phles were doooted by Skyline l.anes Bowling Alley ond were presented by Dick Roach, pres!dent or the Saddle and Sirloin Rldlng Club. There were297entrles, including six in the Lead-In pony class, in the two day show. · · ~~wasurp 1IJor~ "({uti ·~'!~~· by ridden a~ owned by llalph Gut.Jl.. BcwrJy Allen and owned tiy Don- rlu of At110ns. . Barrell Uacc (l'onJI)- Dixie Uancock, ridden and owned by Haymond McFarland> New II.. ven. Western Pleasure Pony (ul>der 18 inches)- Apache Sclll!lo ridden and owned by Mi~e Beck· ocr, Pl. Plca11nL · We•tern Rldinc (Horoe)- John Henry, ridden and owned by Ger· ,. Allen, Athens. , 1'rall llorae (;)ass (Open)John llenry, riddoo and owned by Gerald Webb, Jackson. Jteglstered AppaJodsa Mares, Any N!,o- Hoan Baby, ridden by Torry Crosier and owned by W. L <.:rosier, Jackson. · , llogistered Al>l>aloosa Gelding, Any Age - Smokey's Cherokee, ridden by Donna Allen and OWD- States. Bolla beroea ud vlllalD1 rile fNm the cba,PI!n of "The Lut Amerlcu' eueUy ao IIIey l'Oie lo promblenee dur· Ill llaelr Ufellmes. Wby were the thousands of black cowboys obliterated from the blstory of the West? HO'II' did black vollUclans per· form during 'lleeonstrucUon dayo? Did Lincoln Intend to free the slaves! Why did George Washington fear to use black troops . . . and why did be change his mind? These are but a few of the quesUons answered in "The Last American.'' As Oakley put it in writing r or this newspaper, 11 Qnly now are Amerlcans-includ· ing Negroes themselves-becoming aware of how much 1.19 ...: ·': . .,.· :: . STOKBY When the first 20 Negroes settled in Jamesluwn , Va., In 1619, they were In a condition of serviltty no different from that of many whites. Inden· CATSUP 14ot. of whites during the first dec· ades of our country. Some whites owned both black and white s e rv ants, and some blacks were In the position of master to whlte bottle .. ::· ..: box .. .. Negroes were strong, cheap, BONUS 19~ 59~ giant box l .Mrs. i~" ll"cd Atthworlh, Frud V. lloolc, tara v. llurdctu:, Mrs. llunh: Jli.niciJ.;, Mrs. Marlin W. h'c:nth, Kenneth C;; 1~, ste~cn K. Wctzgall Wonder ~ .. 9 Tuarn ~o. 4 . .. , . .Wh 3 Team No. 1 , .. .. . R 4 r, 3'h Four Spor'Lsmcn .. ,G MrK. IJcwoy Mullin"-, l•uur ltafiJ(ors . .•• 41h T'h t:'uLWr, Mull nda f ;, Team ~o. 2 .• • . • • . II 12 ' , , Wo.Uurd, fllgh (illmc - Mary Voss, Hili , ~~··-:~~ ··· ~~ ~l9rry van lnw~Lon 242i High .Jt•hnflon, · SCric:"i - I·~ Votts, !:ifil and Mary Jr., Vrms, 41ili, . .. ,·w' · • .. ! ' M'. I'I.I•!AShNl' ·- .i'tlo crlm. 0( J•'qgle10ng Jo'unorul 11 o'ln 0 ; Ins! a<'llon trial Ill; ·tho ~tOt o{ ,J!Crlllll'll,\l'hlto ond llm~y Now: land, two or the fir!'l poroons to arrive Ill tho sccno or tho aeci<;lent, and a deposi~on or Moigo C...,bo <.:oroner was read by Pr!>SC<UHilll Altorooy S. D. /.11Uepage, Ilurko, a Keotucky resident, hid reluoed 1o waive extraclltlon to.< West VIrginia to slaJtd tdal and wao picked op ~ returried' to~ West VIrginia on order$ or the . Govemor or Kentucky who wa~ honoring a ~est or the GoYernor ol West VIrginia tn the matter. Burko Is represented In o:ourt : Soelul ln111raaee ," Germa~y. under Prince Olto od · von '· Bisf~!ar<:k, was the, fl~~t. - 4 - A--,....,.,.....:...:,:::;,.;:,Ji·· nation to establish social ID· . Mu• N.ati.......,Hiel, S!,lrance, such as sickness In- surance, industri.allnjury compensation and old-age and invalid Insurance, DCCording to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. ~ ~ The peOples of 1M Soviet ,, Union include more than 170· , , di,lferent naUQI18litieo. M irr.e : ! than 1211 dilferent lan&t:alll", are spoken within the coimlr)'. ' .(Contlooeclonpap,l -· i' ~· ' ' '· , rI .... BI G BUYS ~· ' "Super- Right " Meats! on BLADE " ?' '' ' . CRINKLE CUT r> • llpkg. 35~ FISH SQUARES 99. ~ ·-------------------------------------~· ' WATERMEL Assorted Sizes "The 8tort. \tft!i . 'IU'(ht ~ veil Umlt · quaat~t~e~· to We accept Feel Food Stomps June , 27-28-29 " . 9~ ' ''·'"1~ ·- ' D1ll~.IJW'u~ Every Ddy L6'f~J"~ "'w Produter's Milk Gr. . A •• No Dtp·~· ·-~-~------- _P..t.f!!t_,_ '· . 'tAMI'Il.LL 'I ' . ,. 2:! 7 FROZEN 6 to 14. Pounds SLAB . BACON Wholo, Hail ...... Cut '.."'.&. ttc..•'·•' . . . . ,..,. ...._, ,....... . , ..:.· ~~~ · .. ' c . lb. OYIII INdy! Swill lttlk-IU.Idtr ·~:." . . ... He Jlclllll lltltf' ................ ll• Rlllltukl - lilt In t:>O:,'I:: . .. ... lnullll CIIHk-Frllh Lun . . ... H• ·. •lilt-stripPer lnlsl.c .... a. II< . 1111111 1111 ,PIIIt ......... "'21• "''~-TIIIpi-Dntlllllll, a. II• M 'ltub.olliH Strll, .... a.ltc ....... M lleist ........ a. II< :::;In ~··llrf lfrl• ' ....... .... ............... ......... . .lllllrlslletl"~ ~ ' ~ ~ . .' ' ........ Cl111d Ham-Super Rlpt ._. .. sue CI1UII Ham-$upu Rl&fll l-Ilt. st.ll Wlenen--Super Rlpt . . . . :.::: ltc All a.od Sliced laco1 . ... l·llt.llc lulttnd 1111 ~'W ·. .. a.:;:."filii Su1tua M11t Pill .~~-r.::., I,.. H• Cap'n Jollil .lreadld SIJrlmp ::: SIAl -··. . . I I Fnsh alii Large Golcltll Dollar-:Wise Meat BUys • It t~~Rict~t~te•. fresh.~_, Pork ~ ,... I ........ I I I I I c.•s~Y~t ' t 69c I 10ti2::19C lb. c.fto A difference in the total on your tape. CIJI'n Joltl Filii Slicks . . . !:: II• Cap'• Jolin &rer Sole Fllllls. ::: s.. SIJrlmp-PHied, Dt11l1td ~s i AI And that's what really counts, isn't it? Clp'• .Ioiii Sllrl111p CktL 3.::"1t,N AlP Potato 111111 ""lr:::w 0 ' ::: H• ' on your total food bill. You want savings You don't want to save on just a few items. The combination of A&P's every-day low prices .•• • 'Qulclc Stootinv ,.,... "' and lots of "Big Buys" soc • ... 2sc '·.,"' a will make total difference 10.1b• lag you can see in the total on your tape. Start this we~k. We think you'll be totally pleased. · UCE~::l. &c More A&P BI G BUYS! .••• ~69' Yz-Gal. N·69' REGUI{JI it4 EACH ROL~S. '2''. ' · . 29C' Hd! , .· .. , " • . • ....YEt. llANO I ••• !: Stc ., •' I' ·-·STEAK •• ' SWEET I ' ' •·' 400 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS TAlE TIIS miP ro YOUR AlP FOIIOIUI PUll RAIII!SI ' CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI ,, ' . I Holsum Clnnanton - . '• .t... ,. . ~- . • ' •I LE ONS I CARROTS I Radishes DollarWise BAKERY BUY! 8'9J. . 8r .• L-Amounll Reg.2fw43c-~---~-·---· -- --~-----l ~~ . i:·: ,, .AlfFI...,, . )t ·• l!io,l! 3.4f~ HI • C F.ru It DrInk•--·----------·-"•-- .•.u . Po AIIPimln . . lllllo 101>., . Cust om Canned P--~-----·-------.- _.., · MiraCle Whip~~~.!-!~~-----------..;..!:59f,. ShowbotltF•mlly . l A40-.1 OOr . lea Pof k & , ftS Size Cans.•-••••••-•••••. .•"· . ~ • .,. Argo Sliced Peaches~'"!----------.:...:~·~~~~~~ Jo~ Bo Dog & Cat food......;..........~..--J2 Gl!l' -~~ Cheese Loaf..=~'!!-------------..;.2 •·*6ft· · ·,. . 21 .. . . _____________,.._ J.•a Best Dog Feed Meal and up dOL ,.,:o , . : ' 516&1 00; twlnPHit · ARGO IARLY GARDIN . ' ' ' Juicy ,, YOUN~ -FRESH TU-RKEYS "'"#' .. '• &.Uar-W'Iie Great Value Ba,.t Fresh, Big ancl . , jllld Pt:ARL STS.-RACINF ' BUADEIJ FRENCH FRIES 2 -...." c CUTS Roastlh.7 .11e quart pintle Pin Buster& •• , . , , .•. . 8 Wodnesda). I)JS(;IIAI!Gt:s We~ Pleallll'e r~ (,4~ to • Team No. 4 . . . , ... . , . R M. t, . . . . . . . . • • . . . 4 ___ _ EAHLY TUI·;-;Il AY Won Lost · ,) t j t lb. $1.29 Handicap:; . • • . . . . . . . u lli~h Game - .Julia Boyle s, IR7 and Junior Phelps, 233. lli~h ScriiJ~, i•lt..>asanl flli s, 561 aM .Julia Boyles, 490. Pleasant, daughter, 1:30 p.m. · , .,.. ~owned by Rldge~-•IIIJaoJo., :111!1. · · , . \ Hoss, Itt. 1 l'atrlot. Tuesday; Mrs. Gerald G. Uou, IU. 1 Patriot, tiOO, J2:31 a.m. Mlu Doe, ridden~~~ ' ' ~ f. Americanu starting Friday in this newspaper. Team No. 3 .. . , , .. ... 16 Tempos . . , . .... .. ... Iz BIRTHS PI<\ ~ne ·ant! -~ n:;: t:~ '• BLEACH • Ice Cold Mrs. Dorsal B. Plants, 1~. . .,.,..~i!'Uee, · . ~ ' Waatern Pll!jlsure Roroe (fll!'": ,. SU'IR 01.01 LAUNDRY DE1BlGENT ' . -- - ·H Dollar-Wise .Fr~Jzen Food Bf11!, Oakley polall out that Negro slavery evolved 'beeau10 Terry W. Ohlinger, Mlddlepor~ Mrs. Newton .J. Kiq:, JackiOil: M r s. Blanche M. CleVeland, .Johnstown; Mrs. Elizabeth B. .Jolly, ilamdcn; Mrs. Gerald G. ~: , 1:1 1 ae·· i' - re«N· KRAFT MACARON AND . : ..: men. Points · ·i ,.,., .· I '*·' ; : 49~ 16 oz. In 19~ SoL can centuries." lo I Bo (" ::! Due for PMntUT F \:! ·· , ·· ·c' . West VIrginia vs. Ilq i\..lltiJko ol Kentuclly was begun lil Mason County Clrcult Court~ ,t· et al vs. John William DeVault ternoon and was to l>e coniiiiiH!II wa1 hold. 1n 1 OlreuU court!J"ues- beglmlng at I p.m: day with the jury dncllng ln1lavor Rurko Is charaed with tiOIII· or the plalntllr, who II to gent homicide In tho highway er $1,323.26 from the deleod· death or Charles A, Morarlty ant. . .' or 1o1oi8J1 County whldt occurr<ljl The matter c:OOc. ~bt­ In November 1965 , oo m. 33 odness tor work •n~ lllbor .PeJ· near 111111tord. formed by tl!o plalntllr ·tor the . During the Tuesday allernooo defendant. Smidt waa represMt- ..ssluo, five stato'witneoH&pve od by Atlorn'IJ' WUiilm H: l!ar. telllimOIIY - Lt. H. E. Ptlrka or ' ' R. din and dot..se eounsel was the Slate Pollee: Depobo ii):!rlff G. Muqiave. Btrnard Connolly: Ra,y Tucker ~ · <~Wl ,m•n":.,~ ~Ulj; ,~ :·~.f; ~~}> '~:0 1jl own · ·. : i~ ~j ya. ..~Is~· Thr~i!l •: . '· orse,o, r. :::, .;. ~, m' 1'1', rt.EASANT - Tho civil acUon trial oC John J, smith, Cheese Dinner 'White America' is the prod· uct of the blood and toil and imagination contributed by its black minority over the Gibson, RL 4 Pomeroy;. Mn. We~torn Pon.Y, Mares and Geld.. ' ker. ,Lttatt.·W, 111IJ!, All// Age (unclcr ~~ Inches) -:· .1,!'"•lli'!<'Y, rldd9n. by. GlifY llous~ and owned by Keith Zli!t· morut~~· Alta,_ny. · wesl.e!~ Poll//, Mar.•• , and ~ldi!JIS (48 1o .16 lnch&s>-,lllflk¥''P~ . . £1dden ~Y · !ldiinoY qtti'~ ahd.(/liiled by Clrd)>.lleefo. .er 0 ~Vill._ " ' · .: Engll,a~ ' llllter floni, ~OS lnd ~s,(Open) - All Am· ' . c ARMOUR'S HOLZER HOSPITAL: Visitilll! Mr ~ Larry R. Hoschlr and I• hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Cant son, Mrs. Raliegh E. Robie and infant daughter, Mrs. James only on Podiatric• Ward. A. Taylor and Infant daughter. ADMIS!iONS Mrs.. Nora a Cremeans, 617 Filth Ave.: Mr&. Lacey Wolford, RL Z VInton; OWen W, Garnes, C8 W 10g RL I Gollipolls: Sandra K. Lam· l>ert, Lower River lid.; Jovanna SMALLEY ENTERPRIZE It Shupert, Rio Gnme; Mrs. WIG LEAGUE Donald F. Palmer, Rt. I VInton; High Game - Linda WinebreoMrs. Dorsal E. Plants, Ft. Pleas.. ner, 178i High series - Linda ant; Robert t·. Hendricks, Rt. 1 Winebrenner, 50S. Letarti Angela s. Ctapman, Rt. _ _ _ _ Z Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. James F. SUNDAY LATE MIXED ·, POWDRED COFFI'E CREAM .::: INSTANT COFFEE 10oz. jlr SPITAL NEWS .t, ..•, · ·j.)';< :;: Krl••le Klllll, rlddon b)' ',Junior ·· Shqlpman and owned ~ '/l.i< L. · · ' . <.:roHicr, ,JackHOO. · . • IC!>fll8lul-cd ~k lloroc .lol!n; l.lbnry,;:;l~~ and;?""~ ltogloto.c-d Quarlur 11 o •r • e · Goldlnc, Any AgO - LIIIJo,~n, ·bJI· fl91d~r We • ·llckllon. !· • Mar<l• (4-years and older) _ . r.lddo~· and ~nod by llov ~lth, ,. , .l>lckup. l"ce (lionel,..,, ~l.lllk, lllake Judy, ridden bJ1 JldWin . Wellston. · · c · t(ddfln •ild,I,IIIIMHI by) lio!Jlll c,utJ>,. lloush and .owne!l by ·Mrt. ·Ed- · Weanlloig ·and Yol•~ng · Claio rloi ,\\hel!i. ' · ;·(. ,,. ·I win iloushl Letart, W, VL · - Not' N~, rlddbll'ln<l owned 'Pony l1c""!l llao~ ,- · :Rf~',' lloglstorod Quarlur 11 or 0 ·• by ./olm Wnod; Wilkesville. ridden and l,lllnod ~ ~atllllljY"" MAXWELL HOUSE Heig~t s. blgbly visible, unprotected by strong goveramenls and non· ChrisUaa." W~en . Massachusetts be· came !be first state to legal· ize slavery in 1641, it began the chain of events whlcb was to rip the country asunder some two hundred years Ia· ter. In those two centuries, blacks were to fight vallanll7 for their country . . . and for their freedom. Many eacaped the bonds of slavery 8nd proved that they, too, deserved the uunalleD 1able" rights promised In the Jlec. laraUon of Independence. But as the Utle of this series implies, despite his con· tribuUons of blood and ""~"~ in terms of ~oying tun rights of citizenship, the Negro is The Last American. To learn how this came to be. wale~ for "The Last . :\: ' ' ··. ::.:... · : Well anyhow, there used to be trails Jeadlng along the cllft where as a child I picked -wild nowers. The view of the beautiful Ohio winding between the hill s is indeed 11 view that cannot be excelled anywhere, especially [rom the vantage point per Enterprise Association, ttrred servitude was a common state among thousands explorers, statesmen, have always contributed greatly to . the development of tbe United '' tjtllrwr 11 11 •·• ~ . and owned by llldg!>StableS,Jack· son. , . Reglstbr.od Quatlor H,o r s ' Slllii1M18 (3 years aod ipldcr)' - · Hamlbal's Magic, riddO'n bJI D!ck'· Roach aod owned bJ1 tlie Rotklllll- ... !" Marc·,.., {:i~ycarH arxl ,\fndur) ...,. Gelding (3-years and under) Billie B. Good, ridden and ow,.. od byllonllawlltorne,Chlllitotll~ lloglstA>rod Quartur II or. s e Geldlq: {4-yeoi's and older) Evans San, rld!,lon by Bob ltldge, ~ ' 1 .;.; · Bargains from the Ma.rket where Food Is .-. History of U. S. Negroes sclen ts, writers, soldiers, .0:; I <1'; Daily Sentinel Will Tell The Dally Senttnel will t e II of the Negro's 350-year !lis· tory in the New World and trace the course of the black man from slavery and freedom in Africa and Europe to more of !be same In America. Writer ~akley and art· 1st Jobn ten of at Am•rlca Negroes or'the pre~ and past, and show !bat ven opportunity, black J~::.1:;t:;.~;·:= ~t:tl :n · . 0 ~ rr ICCJtu•.~JU lfl>lll~turo~ if •• '•"'•r"'"· liiJ~cUd, illat·"~, Mr. Wardlow, kut~.oo.<1f; 1\',,*-':.: •:f'" Wctdcrn mane and IJIII) .;.. . . · . ridden by !lerald W~ and "I'"" . ,, cd by '1\)m and C:OQtgia Dc:nnctl. •:.tolle t:Ortalt, l.ccliliur11. Oh)o, .Jack•oo. . was tho Western judge 8nd Tfp 1·1ag llacu (lloriiO) - llank, Fl>eoha<-k, Uiol"'cllohJud!W,I!!Jb- . ridden and owned by illlj)h !lull>ed (llroWnio) llrown was rll!ll· • riu, Athens. maBier and Hay Mitchell, the !Ill· l'ony Flag l~c - Smolty, ridnouncor. . don and owned by ,Jerry Lewis, ' ilorc aru tho finl place -.In- Lclarl, W.Va. ners in cad< oY<'Ill: Children's Wosternllorseman. Barrel llacc Olorse) - llank, ship - King llobbln, ridden by ' •.· "Before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth, we were here." These words of the late Dr. Marlin Luther King tell the len~ of the Black American s struggle for equality in America. In a new 24-part illustrated story-strip, "The Last American," publisbed by Newspa- -, rt~.1 -.:.,_,, "{ ~. , ' Ing-. of Breezy '• .,,. . ,f1 aldWol!ll, .J-cl•"'f1., .1• .,, .,· ild~.l~"''1 ·~81t~a,y~.,.; :~·;: Slahu flll<•o (II<H',ul-: ~rmy, , ' lfl>tii'•WNJ , ·~~o•.W :,, ~taJ;."-' ., o·llklcn· &lid•'!l'~,ill' H!ld<!,Y,•!!.u; -lhiolll, ''A"l' ,A,~~ - .'l'u,rk'~ l~"!'l" r ,' . , tin, Ma~la. :' · \ 1 · · ·~~, i. 'l•u, rl®~n''bJI• l\111 .lltu~ IIPd ) .. f 1 - •. ·f:, News Notes • ' l. '· lh· .\lma Manhall ' ; ·• , H ' ·' . ; , , r y' · 30 . nrses· 0 , , · V , }, . • N ' ea , ' '' . . d . Jn Sh . ' · , ' ·~· :.~ .: E·ntete . • . o'W '\' .:. ~;.' ' -' 1. =::-.o::-....-... 1. ....................... ,_e.. ... .... J Jne Pr1r.i<.er Ru ysI •• ~ III'MI'totll- .... ,..MAll ........... ., " �.. ,•,,· · Mason County :':':":·:: ~1.\SOX ·..::.:·:·:·: :· :· . • toCrald ~\Pliler) Webb ol.lack· ,. :· · ·. ' B~n<>s, He<'ordcr Mr s. Chal'- ..;,, ancliiob ··rn<eo oiWellotoa, walked off wlih lh~ hl!lhpolnt tropldci ot lhe Saddle ond Slrloln llldlng Club's two Ohlu Valley llor.. ~~low AoBOclatluo point hor,. ahoW Saturda.Y and &mday at the Gallla County Junior t' alrground. - Sunda;:. 1 nsih.>d )lason's nl:'w park whil'h bord- lotte Jenks a n d C'mm<·llmen ers the old (t•l' Q landing at the Charles Yeager, Goor):::e Car· er.d of Jlomero~ Sh't'Cl, and was son, l\ay Wilson, Walter Werry and Donald Cook. I C\er surpdsed. With Pomeroy' s regatta getSeveral hundred fe~t of the bank has be~n le\·eled and amid ting bigger each year, a picnic the setting or huge old maple and t·amping area could poss ibly trees, locust and~camore, were be used on Breez~ Heights. t'lt at least 10 concrete pil'nlc table s, complete with matching benches. ,,long each table was a grill for rami~ cookouts. Mrs. Charlotte Jenks, Milson's town recorder, reported that the entire \>roject will be completed in a rew more dills, with some work to be completed on re st rooms. The ~eople of Ma son and surrounding areas ~¥em sure, are most thankCul to the U, S. Corps of Engmeers for such a lovely park with lots of grass on one side and a paved parking area on the other side of the dock. Also instrumental in making the proposed project a reality wer e ~son Mayor Dayton , _.. ':':::;w:W:W;;:;::::::::::::::::::.::::: :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::·:·::·:·:·:·J, :-:· '•·,, ·; ·· ·.} one time I have been told by ancestors, that wooden steps were built to go up over the cliff in back of Pomeroy nigh School, arxl leading to a pi cnic grounds. Can't you see ladies in those days wearing long dresses and skirts, climbing those steps? That would indeed be breath tak- Webb was the ,wimer or the Western hi~h point trophy and Frazee, the winner of the Eng. Ush hlgh point trophy. 1loth tro. phles were doooted by Skyline l.anes Bowling Alley ond were presented by Dick Roach, pres!dent or the Saddle and Sirloin Rldlng Club. There were297entrles, including six in the Lead-In pony class, in the two day show. · · ~~wasurp 1IJor~ "({uti ·~'!~~· by ridden a~ owned by llalph Gut.Jl.. BcwrJy Allen and owned tiy Don- rlu of At110ns. . Barrell Uacc (l'onJI)- Dixie Uancock, ridden and owned by Haymond McFarland> New II.. ven. Western Pleasure Pony (ul>der 18 inches)- Apache Sclll!lo ridden and owned by Mi~e Beck· ocr, Pl. Plca11nL · We•tern Rldinc (Horoe)- John Henry, ridden and owned by Ger· ,. Allen, Athens. , 1'rall llorae (;)ass (Open)John llenry, riddoo and owned by Gerald Webb, Jackson. Jteglstered AppaJodsa Mares, Any N!,o- Hoan Baby, ridden by Torry Crosier and owned by W. L <.:rosier, Jackson. · , llogistered Al>l>aloosa Gelding, Any Age - Smokey's Cherokee, ridden by Donna Allen and OWD- States. Bolla beroea ud vlllalD1 rile fNm the cba,PI!n of "The Lut Amerlcu' eueUy ao IIIey l'Oie lo promblenee dur· Ill llaelr Ufellmes. Wby were the thousands of black cowboys obliterated from the blstory of the West? HO'II' did black vollUclans per· form during 'lleeonstrucUon dayo? Did Lincoln Intend to free the slaves! Why did George Washington fear to use black troops . . . and why did be change his mind? These are but a few of the quesUons answered in "The Last American.'' As Oakley put it in writing r or this newspaper, 11 Qnly now are Amerlcans-includ· ing Negroes themselves-becoming aware of how much 1.19 ...: ·': . .,.· :: . STOKBY When the first 20 Negroes settled in Jamesluwn , Va., In 1619, they were In a condition of serviltty no different from that of many whites. Inden· CATSUP 14ot. of whites during the first dec· ades of our country. Some whites owned both black and white s e rv ants, and some blacks were In the position of master to whlte bottle .. ::· ..: box .. .. Negroes were strong, cheap, BONUS 19~ 59~ giant box l .Mrs. i~" ll"cd Atthworlh, Frud V. lloolc, tara v. llurdctu:, Mrs. llunh: Jli.niciJ.;, Mrs. Marlin W. h'c:nth, Kenneth C;; 1~, ste~cn K. Wctzgall Wonder ~ .. 9 Tuarn ~o. 4 . .. , . .Wh 3 Team No. 1 , .. .. . R 4 r, 3'h Four Spor'Lsmcn .. ,G MrK. IJcwoy Mullin"-, l•uur ltafiJ(ors . .•• 41h T'h t:'uLWr, Mull nda f ;, Team ~o. 2 .• • . • • . II 12 ' , , Wo.Uurd, fllgh (illmc - Mary Voss, Hili , ~~··-:~~ ··· ~~ ~l9rry van lnw~Lon 242i High .Jt•hnflon, · SCric:"i - I·~ Votts, !:ifil and Mary Jr., Vrms, 41ili, . .. ,·w' · • .. ! ' M'. I'I.I•!AShNl' ·- .i'tlo crlm. 0( J•'qgle10ng Jo'unorul 11 o'ln 0 ; Ins! a<'llon trial Ill; ·tho ~tOt o{ ,J!Crlllll'll,\l'hlto ond llm~y Now: land, two or the fir!'l poroons to arrive Ill tho sccno or tho aeci<;lent, and a deposi~on or Moigo C...,bo <.:oroner was read by Pr!>SC<UHilll Altorooy S. D. /.11Uepage, Ilurko, a Keotucky resident, hid reluoed 1o waive extraclltlon to.< West VIrginia to slaJtd tdal and wao picked op ~ returried' to~ West VIrginia on order$ or the . Govemor or Kentucky who wa~ honoring a ~est or the GoYernor ol West VIrginia tn the matter. Burko Is represented In o:ourt : Soelul ln111raaee ," Germa~y. under Prince Olto od · von '· Bisf~!ar<:k, was the, fl~~t. - 4 - A--,....,.,.....:...:,:::;,.;:,Ji·· nation to establish social ID· . Mu• N.ati.......,Hiel, S!,lrance, such as sickness In- surance, industri.allnjury compensation and old-age and invalid Insurance, DCCording to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. ~ ~ The peOples of 1M Soviet ,, Union include more than 170· , , di,lferent naUQI18litieo. M irr.e : ! than 1211 dilferent lan&t:alll", are spoken within the coimlr)'. ' .(Contlooeclonpap,l -· i' ~· ' ' '· , rI .... BI G BUYS ~· ' "Super- Right " Meats! on BLADE " ?' '' ' . CRINKLE CUT r> • llpkg. 35~ FISH SQUARES 99. ~ ·-------------------------------------~· ' WATERMEL Assorted Sizes "The 8tort. \tft!i . 'IU'(ht ~ veil Umlt · quaat~t~e~· to We accept Feel Food Stomps June , 27-28-29 " . 9~ ' ''·'"1~ ·- ' D1ll~.IJW'u~ Every Ddy L6'f~J"~ "'w Produter's Milk Gr. . A •• No Dtp·~· ·-~-~------- _P..t.f!!t_,_ '· . 'tAMI'Il.LL 'I ' . ,. 2:! 7 FROZEN 6 to 14. Pounds SLAB . BACON Wholo, Hail ...... Cut '.."'.&. ttc..•'·•' . . . . ,..,. ...._, ,....... . , ..:.· ~~~ · .. ' c . lb. OYIII INdy! Swill lttlk-IU.Idtr ·~:." . . ... He Jlclllll lltltf' ................ ll• Rlllltukl - lilt In t:>O:,'I:: . .. ... lnullll CIIHk-Frllh Lun . . ... H• ·. •lilt-stripPer lnlsl.c .... a. II< . 1111111 1111 ,PIIIt ......... "'21• "''~-TIIIpi-Dntlllllll, a. II• M 'ltub.olliH Strll, .... a.ltc ....... M lleist ........ a. II< :::;In ~··llrf lfrl• ' ....... .... ............... ......... . .lllllrlslletl"~ ~ ' ~ ~ . .' ' ........ Cl111d Ham-Super Rlpt ._. .. sue CI1UII Ham-$upu Rl&fll l-Ilt. st.ll Wlenen--Super Rlpt . . . . :.::: ltc All a.od Sliced laco1 . ... l·llt.llc lulttnd 1111 ~'W ·. .. a.:;:."filii Su1tua M11t Pill .~~-r.::., I,.. H• Cap'n Jollil .lreadld SIJrlmp ::: SIAl -··. . . I I Fnsh alii Large Golcltll Dollar-:Wise Meat BUys • It t~~Rict~t~te•. fresh.~_, Pork ~ ,... I ........ I I I I I c.•s~Y~t ' t 69c I 10ti2::19C lb. c.fto A difference in the total on your tape. CIJI'n Joltl Filii Slicks . . . !:: II• Cap'• Jolin &rer Sole Fllllls. ::: s.. SIJrlmp-PHied, Dt11l1td ~s i AI And that's what really counts, isn't it? Clp'• .Ioiii Sllrl111p CktL 3.::"1t,N AlP Potato 111111 ""lr:::w 0 ' ::: H• ' on your total food bill. You want savings You don't want to save on just a few items. The combination of A&P's every-day low prices .•• • 'Qulclc Stootinv ,.,... "' and lots of "Big Buys" soc • ... 2sc '·.,"' a will make total difference 10.1b• lag you can see in the total on your tape. Start this we~k. We think you'll be totally pleased. · UCE~::l. &c More A&P BI G BUYS! .••• ~69' Yz-Gal. N·69' REGUI{JI it4 EACH ROL~S. '2''. ' · . 29C' Hd! , .· .. , " • . • ....YEt. llANO I ••• !: Stc ., •' I' ·-·STEAK •• ' SWEET I ' ' •·' 400 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS TAlE TIIS miP ro YOUR AlP FOIIOIUI PUll RAIII!SI ' CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI ,, ' . I Holsum Clnnanton - . '• .t... ,. . ~- . • ' •I LE ONS I CARROTS I Radishes DollarWise BAKERY BUY! 8'9J. . 8r .• L-Amounll Reg.2fw43c-~---~-·---· -- --~-----l ~~ . i:·: ,, .AlfFI...,, . )t ·• l!io,l! 3.4f~ HI • C F.ru It DrInk•--·----------·-"•-- .•.u . Po AIIPimln . . lllllo 101>., . Cust om Canned P--~-----·-------.- _.., · MiraCle Whip~~~.!-!~~-----------..;..!:59f,. ShowbotltF•mlly . l A40-.1 OOr . lea Pof k & , ftS Size Cans.•-••••••-•••••. .•"· . ~ • .,. Argo Sliced Peaches~'"!----------.:...:~·~~~~~~ Jo~ Bo Dog & Cat food......;..........~..--J2 Gl!l' -~~ Cheese Loaf..=~'!!-------------..;.2 •·*6ft· · ·,. . 21 .. . . _____________,.._ J.•a Best Dog Feed Meal and up dOL ,.,:o , . : ' 516&1 00; twlnPHit · ARGO IARLY GARDIN . ' ' ' Juicy ,, YOUN~ -FRESH TU-RKEYS "'"#' .. '• &.Uar-W'Iie Great Value Ba,.t Fresh, Big ancl . , jllld Pt:ARL STS.-RACINF ' BUADEIJ FRENCH FRIES 2 -...." c CUTS Roastlh.7 .11e quart pintle Pin Buster& •• , . , , .•. . 8 Wodnesda). I)JS(;IIAI!Gt:s We~ Pleallll'e r~ (,4~ to • Team No. 4 . . . , ... . , . R M. t, . . . . . . . . • • . . . 4 ___ _ EAHLY TUI·;-;Il AY Won Lost · ,) t j t lb. $1.29 Handicap:; . • • . . . . . . . u lli~h Game - .Julia Boyle s, IR7 and Junior Phelps, 233. lli~h ScriiJ~, i•lt..>asanl flli s, 561 aM .Julia Boyles, 490. Pleasant, daughter, 1:30 p.m. · , .,.. ~owned by Rldge~-•IIIJaoJo., :111!1. · · , . \ Hoss, Itt. 1 l'atrlot. Tuesday; Mrs. Gerald G. Uou, IU. 1 Patriot, tiOO, J2:31 a.m. Mlu Doe, ridden~~~ ' ' ~ f. Americanu starting Friday in this newspaper. Team No. 3 .. . , , .. ... 16 Tempos . . , . .... .. ... Iz BIRTHS PI<\ ~ne ·ant! -~ n:;: t:~ '• BLEACH • Ice Cold Mrs. Dorsal B. Plants, 1~. . .,.,..~i!'Uee, · . ~ ' Waatern Pll!jlsure Roroe (fll!'": ,. SU'IR 01.01 LAUNDRY DE1BlGENT ' . -- - ·H Dollar-Wise .Fr~Jzen Food Bf11!, Oakley polall out that Negro slavery evolved 'beeau10 Terry W. Ohlinger, Mlddlepor~ Mrs. Newton .J. Kiq:, JackiOil: M r s. Blanche M. CleVeland, .Johnstown; Mrs. Elizabeth B. .Jolly, ilamdcn; Mrs. Gerald G. ~: , 1:1 1 ae·· i' - re«N· KRAFT MACARON AND . : ..: men. Points · ·i ,.,., .· I '*·' ; : 49~ 16 oz. In 19~ SoL can centuries." lo I Bo (" ::! Due for PMntUT F \:! ·· , ·· ·c' . West VIrginia vs. Ilq i\..lltiJko ol Kentuclly was begun lil Mason County Clrcult Court~ ,t· et al vs. John William DeVault ternoon and was to l>e coniiiiiH!II wa1 hold. 1n 1 OlreuU court!J"ues- beglmlng at I p.m: day with the jury dncllng ln1lavor Rurko Is charaed with tiOIII· or the plalntllr, who II to gent homicide In tho highway er $1,323.26 from the deleod· death or Charles A, Morarlty ant. . .' or 1o1oi8J1 County whldt occurr<ljl The matter c:OOc. ~bt­ In November 1965 , oo m. 33 odness tor work •n~ lllbor .PeJ· near 111111tord. formed by tl!o plalntllr ·tor the . During the Tuesday allernooo defendant. Smidt waa represMt- ..ssluo, five stato'witneoH&pve od by Atlorn'IJ' WUiilm H: l!ar. telllimOIIY - Lt. H. E. Ptlrka or ' ' R. din and dot..se eounsel was the Slate Pollee: Depobo ii):!rlff G. Muqiave. Btrnard Connolly: Ra,y Tucker ~ · <~Wl ,m•n":.,~ ~Ulj; ,~ :·~.f; ~~}> '~:0 1jl own · ·. : i~ ~j ya. ..~Is~· Thr~i!l •: . '· orse,o, r. :::, .;. ~, m' 1'1', rt.EASANT - Tho civil acUon trial oC John J, smith, Cheese Dinner 'White America' is the prod· uct of the blood and toil and imagination contributed by its black minority over the Gibson, RL 4 Pomeroy;. Mn. We~torn Pon.Y, Mares and Geld.. ' ker. ,Lttatt.·W, 111IJ!, All// Age (unclcr ~~ Inches) -:· .1,!'"•lli'!<'Y, rldd9n. by. GlifY llous~ and owned by Keith Zli!t· morut~~· Alta,_ny. · wesl.e!~ Poll//, Mar.•• , and ~ldi!JIS (48 1o .16 lnch&s>-,lllflk¥''P~ . . £1dden ~Y · !ldiinoY qtti'~ ahd.(/liiled by Clrd)>.lleefo. .er 0 ~Vill._ " ' · .: Engll,a~ ' llllter floni, ~OS lnd ~s,(Open) - All Am· ' . c ARMOUR'S HOLZER HOSPITAL: Visitilll! Mr ~ Larry R. Hoschlr and I• hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Cant son, Mrs. Raliegh E. Robie and infant daughter, Mrs. James only on Podiatric• Ward. A. Taylor and Infant daughter. ADMIS!iONS Mrs.. Nora a Cremeans, 617 Filth Ave.: Mr&. Lacey Wolford, RL Z VInton; OWen W, Garnes, C8 W 10g RL I Gollipolls: Sandra K. Lam· l>ert, Lower River lid.; Jovanna SMALLEY ENTERPRIZE It Shupert, Rio Gnme; Mrs. WIG LEAGUE Donald F. Palmer, Rt. I VInton; High Game - Linda WinebreoMrs. Dorsal E. Plants, Ft. Pleas.. ner, 178i High series - Linda ant; Robert t·. Hendricks, Rt. 1 Winebrenner, 50S. Letarti Angela s. Ctapman, Rt. _ _ _ _ Z Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. James F. SUNDAY LATE MIXED ·, POWDRED COFFI'E CREAM .::: INSTANT COFFEE 10oz. jlr SPITAL NEWS .t, ..•, · ·j.)';< :;: Krl••le Klllll, rlddon b)' ',Junior ·· Shqlpman and owned ~ '/l.i< L. · · ' . <.:roHicr, ,JackHOO. · . • IC!>fll8lul-cd ~k lloroc .lol!n; l.lbnry,;:;l~~ and;?""~ ltogloto.c-d Quarlur 11 o •r • e · Goldlnc, Any AgO - LIIIJo,~n, ·bJI· fl91d~r We • ·llckllon. !· • Mar<l• (4-years and older) _ . r.lddo~· and ~nod by llov ~lth, ,. , .l>lckup. l"ce (lionel,..,, ~l.lllk, lllake Judy, ridden bJ1 JldWin . Wellston. · · c · t(ddfln •ild,I,IIIIMHI by) lio!Jlll c,utJ>,. lloush and .owne!l by ·Mrt. ·Ed- · Weanlloig ·and Yol•~ng · Claio rloi ,\\hel!i. ' · ;·(. ,,. ·I win iloushl Letart, W, VL · - Not' N~, rlddbll'ln<l owned 'Pony l1c""!l llao~ ,- · :Rf~',' lloglstorod Quarlur 11 or 0 ·• by ./olm Wnod; Wilkesville. ridden and l,lllnod ~ ~atllllljY"" MAXWELL HOUSE Heig~t s. blgbly visible, unprotected by strong goveramenls and non· ChrisUaa." W~en . Massachusetts be· came !be first state to legal· ize slavery in 1641, it began the chain of events whlcb was to rip the country asunder some two hundred years Ia· ter. In those two centuries, blacks were to fight vallanll7 for their country . . . and for their freedom. Many eacaped the bonds of slavery 8nd proved that they, too, deserved the uunalleD 1able" rights promised In the Jlec. laraUon of Independence. But as the Utle of this series implies, despite his con· tribuUons of blood and ""~"~ in terms of ~oying tun rights of citizenship, the Negro is The Last American. To learn how this came to be. wale~ for "The Last . :\: ' ' ··. ::.:... · : Well anyhow, there used to be trails Jeadlng along the cllft where as a child I picked -wild nowers. The view of the beautiful Ohio winding between the hill s is indeed 11 view that cannot be excelled anywhere, especially [rom the vantage point per Enterprise Association, ttrred servitude was a common state among thousands explorers, statesmen, have always contributed greatly to . the development of tbe United '' tjtllrwr 11 11 •·• ~ . and owned by llldg!>StableS,Jack· son. , . Reglstbr.od Quatlor H,o r s ' Slllii1M18 (3 years aod ipldcr)' - · Hamlbal's Magic, riddO'n bJI D!ck'· Roach aod owned bJ1 tlie Rotklllll- ... !" Marc·,.., {:i~ycarH arxl ,\fndur) ...,. Gelding (3-years and under) Billie B. Good, ridden and ow,.. od byllonllawlltorne,Chlllitotll~ lloglstA>rod Quartur II or. s e Geldlq: {4-yeoi's and older) Evans San, rld!,lon by Bob ltldge, ~ ' 1 .;.; · Bargains from the Ma.rket where Food Is .-. History of U. S. Negroes sclen ts, writers, soldiers, .0:; I <1'; Daily Sentinel Will Tell The Dally Senttnel will t e II of the Negro's 350-year !lis· tory in the New World and trace the course of the black man from slavery and freedom in Africa and Europe to more of !be same In America. Writer ~akley and art· 1st Jobn ten of at Am•rlca Negroes or'the pre~ and past, and show !bat ven opportunity, black J~::.1:;t:;.~;·:= ~t:tl :n · . 0 ~ rr ICCJtu•.~JU lfl>lll~turo~ if •• '•"'•r"'"· liiJ~cUd, illat·"~, Mr. Wardlow, kut~.oo.<1f; 1\',,*-':.: •:f'" Wctdcrn mane and IJIII) .;.. . . · . ridden by !lerald W~ and "I'"" . ,, cd by '1\)m and C:OQtgia Dc:nnctl. •:.tolle t:Ortalt, l.ccliliur11. Oh)o, .Jack•oo. . was tho Western judge 8nd Tfp 1·1ag llacu (lloriiO) - llank, Fl>eoha<-k, Uiol"'cllohJud!W,I!!Jb- . ridden and owned by illlj)h !lull>ed (llroWnio) llrown was rll!ll· • riu, Athens. maBier and Hay Mitchell, the !Ill· l'ony Flag l~c - Smolty, ridnouncor. . don and owned by ,Jerry Lewis, ' ilorc aru tho finl place -.In- Lclarl, W.Va. ners in cad< oY<'Ill: Children's Wosternllorseman. Barrel llacc Olorse) - llank, ship - King llobbln, ridden by ' •.· "Before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth, we were here." These words of the late Dr. Marlin Luther King tell the len~ of the Black American s struggle for equality in America. In a new 24-part illustrated story-strip, "The Last American," publisbed by Newspa- -, rt~.1 -.:.,_,, "{ ~. , ' Ing-. of Breezy '• .,,. . ,f1 aldWol!ll, .J-cl•"'f1., .1• .,, .,· ild~.l~"''1 ·~81t~a,y~.,.; :~·;: Slahu flll<•o (II<H',ul-: ~rmy, , ' lfl>tii'•WNJ , ·~~o•.W :,, ~taJ;."-' ., o·llklcn· &lid•'!l'~,ill' H!ld<!,Y,•!!.u; -lhiolll, ''A"l' ,A,~~ - .'l'u,rk'~ l~"!'l" r ,' . , tin, Ma~la. :' · \ 1 · · ·~~, i. 'l•u, rl®~n''bJI• l\111 .lltu~ IIPd ) .. f 1 - •. ·f:, News Notes • ' l. '· lh· .\lma Manhall ' ; ·• , H ' ·' . ; , , r y' · 30 . nrses· 0 , , · V , }, . • N ' ea , ' '' . . d . Jn Sh . ' · , ' ·~· :.~ .: E·ntete . • . o'W '\' .:. ~;.' ' -' 1. =::-.o::-....-... 1. ....................... ,_e.. ... .... J Jne Pr1r.i<.er Ru ysI •• ~ III'MI'totll- .... ,..MAll ........... ., " �" ~ G - • •• I ,.Abe·Fortf!.s' S~lidly in Libftf:'rilllioc of Supreme ~ ·c , I o " •· , WAl!!IJNG'I'ON ' . ~ .. of ~ w-.-. Jon~••· Sf ATED CONC'LWE, Ohio l'alle,y Colnmlllldery No. 24, K. w....,_., T., J11110 26, at 7:30 p.m. Eleetlon of ollleero. 'ntURSDAY WOMEN'S Aoon. Thuradl,y at 7:30 at the Middleport F I r o t United Presbyterian Chur<h; Mra. Rlcbard Vaugllan has tho program; devotlona by Mrs. Tho- mas Kelly; hostenea Mrs. lewis sauer, Mro. Bob Haaor\Y, Mrs. Jack S&tlerfleld, Mrs. Lar· ry Anderson, and Mrs. Francis A.nderson. STREET DANCE Thursday, June 27, next to the Syracuse ccmmunll)' Ball Pork from 9 to 12. The JIJ'S wut emcee, Sponsored by the Teellll lor Park Improvement. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT WOMEN'S Chrtotlan Temperance Union, potluck dlmer at the home ol Mro. BellY Cline, HUdoon St., Middleport, at 6 p.m., Friday. Members to bring a COVIred dish. OUTSIDE DANCE party with the Jays, Friday at the Porn~ roy temis court, starting at 9 p.m.; publlc welcm~e. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT UTILE laue sponsors high school dance party Saturde.r nlgll~ 9 to 12 micl- nlgllt at the Middleport C!lllmun- nominated and elected II t h e t·egular m~i~ of the Rutland Garden Club Monday ,-._ at the home ol Mrs. Whealer Drlkt. Oatcers for ·the ,new Jear,, ' which begins in October, an .,. Mrs. Pllullne Atldna, prealdont; Mro. Chris Dlool, Yl....,...ol· dent; Mrs. Roy SIKMden, seer,.. 882-3203; alao hot dogo, olopPY joes, ~. coffee, homemade pies and cake& servflld. th!l weekend. MrL Jeffers ac- l !f-1~ ~ '~ p.m.picnicprt~cededthe John Scot!, and Mrs. Russ Wat. June meeting of the WSCS of the son. Cloelng thOUKhta wore by Forest Run United Methodist Mrs. Yeauger. Church. Rev. Wondellstutlorask· Mrs. "Russ Watson gave the ed grace. specW reading lor tho evenFollowing the picnic tho srOilP · Ing entitled, Watch Your adjourned to the church rooma Language." for the meeting where Mrs. Mark Mrs. Wataon presided over the Eftns was the devotiooalleader, business meethJa. There were using the topic, 11So SWift the 27 sick calls made durl"-1 the w11. So Short tho ~. " The month. Mrs. Lela curtis pve gr~XtJ sang "How Great Thou the treasurer's report. Art." arx:l Scripture was P81lm Those attendlll! not named a. 46:10. bove were Mrs. Hanson Holter, Mrs. Alfred Yaupr waa pro- Mrs. Amanda Baer, Mra. Wengram leader usl!w the topic, dell Stutler, Mrs. Olan Genhel· "Being With Peaple Who Hurt." mer, Mrs. DaYid Flqg,andMrs. Mrs. Fred Nease reid the acrlp- Edison Holloo. Guests were Rev. ture taken fromJotm4:t ..29. Mrs. Stutler, Mrs. SteUa " Grueaer, Yeauger gave a resume ot the Mrs. Lela F1lnt, Sandy Curtis, outhor of the program. Tho.. Lee Arm Nease, Harold, Dale, taldrw: parts in the program were and Jane Sisson, and Riek;)', Jg.. Mrs. Lela Curtis, Mrs.. J o h n lie, and Rusty Flag. Grueser, Mrs. Edith Sinon. Mn. d"-1 J;., Thur~ ~~~arliim; ·w Forteo. B.,tt .lor1<11110 • iline, Black'o literal reaiii'*'CI{i' tW 53-)'llf-old Ttinaeu- Ia an Conotltutton O.caalcnJJ'i bU iotonoel1 &ori<llo lndiYidual who llkoll him out or lhlo ,.._, .c..._llf lllrl'"• lor perfecnotabij In ctvU rfahia """""- tion. He woul4 ••sJ&D tho stntioo ·cues. . Without tho Warren and Block vote1, the remllniiw fo!Jr"""'d need Thorilberry lor a1111Jorley, FOI'Jaa' ocholarshlp,pei,onalJ. t,y tough.mlndactnaos ~ ~ . thO ctillrt'l 'Vifts · In ibe dayt lholcL The ·bakltn& oo(l.spotcen tho llrat, he Ill¢ Following the reception the bride and groom left lor LouJ,.. vUle, Ky., where Mr. Anderson ; ' b,; f. •oclr! .... < .. =...=~~O!·· ~·IIIdb, ..~~lrl::. ,or IMir repre...Uti"'' tO!' tiio Ia lhalr 1-..Ian oehoolo. That lo the lnllrmtty, In 1117 OPIIII... " Itt the ollscenil;l' ca&o, tho court upheld New York low limed 11 ~ · cldldrta OPiniOIII-1! In the maJorll;yMI owraoo aenoralldmlnl•~ tlon o! the court' • """k. Slooe he took hla seat Qr 1965, Forta1 &enerallr br', Ilona: with tho ~ whari the court tun( a tram ~~nutty llloraluro. Fno alld thol In lila curcumotancao, • e ,Devoted To 'l7le lntere.u Of 'l7le MeiKtJ· MfUOn Ar(la .POMEROY .MIDDLEPORT OHIO By PHIL PASTORET We know of a law enforcement outfit wllh sil< new police s i r e n s, and they're mighty pretty gals. ~ · WhicH bore hlo ll~rprinta. "In 1117 IDIJMI lids """ the MIS$ES SPORT SNEAKERS The man who ignons little things eats water· mef<m at his peril. ... ' From Vacation Weather V.artablo cloudtnooa .... CXIOI lodo,y. Chance ol lllht iiiOIIIf DOrtll. IU81J GO. 1D Dild """'*"' 70o. PartlY clouctY toot,lt. Jooro 58o to 60o. PartlY clCJOOII', DDt 10 cool Frfde.ro, THURSDAY, JUNE 27. 1968 home !rom a week of vacation at carter Caws, Kentucky. Whllo there they had lllo honor of beirc chosen from among 100 campsites to ha,. their pic- Den 4 Cub Scouts Tour Power Plant ' the bola:' vacation. • • • If 110ur wife wakes up everu morning with a vrouch, il'l about time you treaty belween Britain and lhe ...,_ or guilL accused hid been standlns up, but at this he suddenly slumped dow• In the '"The seat behind him, put his head In bh hands and said, tQh, Godl'" Butler said. ''After a moment or so he added, •t reel so tn,pped. ... ovorlaoldns olayl~ was Charles Stevens. their llrwertl»s as tho drama < Colcutt said · U.S. authorities had a wltnou who liaw RIJ' enter a roomlnti ltouoe bath- Includes BPI'l1 cans ·of hair ClfiY, window cleaner, •ray otarch aJMI air frashner. Yoor choice. , • excellent ftl"'- 117 United Prell Jntematlnaal \:COLliliiiUI - DIE 01110 ABSOCIA110N DF Public School Em,111.- W~IC!II '!lrled all Ohio •cbOol boardo to baSinPQ!Ia '"'l'~Dlum l'IJ ftJr tbnt worlted Ia excou of f2 bouro 1 weak. " !ifloPhen Lni1, dlroctor of the IIIIOCIAtion, llidtho ·<i!W!plt'lllll- ai'O<IDI U.S. SIQirame Courtdeclalooholdlowtlle '' .......,... to tho Felr Lallor Slandarda Act coacoratow .........,. : liW tebool ~~ ca.t~~Di!OIIII. TONIGHT AND TIIURSDAY JUNE 26 . ·27 u...u.. NOT OPEN ' IB-8-Q Bl& enouah 1o p-Ul • ....1:. lot !oorporoona; ~lla1111Uih to be eoolly ~ Haa r thr.oo grilllns positions. · . LANSING, ,IIICJ!. - A lfo.YEAR-OU> BOY WHO 1M a lodlo he llllked to iillbln two !:'\: 1111 a1em wu aiTuted w-...ay u ,'fia of lfrL .liiellird NJ-. , .',· }'l'l" ,.W. wu trnbllod by an ..._ CcluDif sbarlll't doJUilo . ~· fa( Nbal, .iWJitliW the arrbal ol bar buoband ftlr a camptlan . ' ,fOP Ill thlt <IPIIII city, outatdo tho airport term1aaL A aeo': ... JGI!IIIwu llilllil !No euatotlJ aJmoat lmmodlatel¥. - Ray, his the o•clock shadow! grew. ODe old 1111;1' In a - alreadf •how!ns. oat wordless, · vel,.t hat sat thrOIIIIhwt the shoulder• hunched forward, hts IIHlrDins oesolon. jaw muscles twitchiQS: tram Clclutt oatd RIJ' bought the SHOE. VICE .!'IIESIDENT HUBERT H. 11U11PHREY AftoEAIIED fodir . iiTAiiditi tho llrat top '18"-"!!ID aida of the lale S., ti1rt ID ICeilJt a..., palld... bqml. ·Sour..• .....ted r,nlv .GIMra1 ~ ~. O'Brle If¥ to pliltll ' ~ <rJ!ipiAii'fl! il ID .... ,_, Continues . ·"'*"' LADIES' natlanally ldn1 !11.. ~· _.lftw, Connie, Po,q Fnhlon _. ..,... P\!JIIIIIL ...._. otyl.. ln aunner.colan. VALUES TO IUO s.87 ,, 1o.81 deleptes that "we see no reason tor conflict" with <. 6.87 to 10.87 :=::tlilim . stve and deleallvo, 11\Clllllns anlbnloallo mlsallos. "The Soviet Unllllla ready to enter an ex~ ol OPinions m lhlo subject," with the United stateo, he •'lid Diplomatic obaenero said Grlliii,Yko's offer """ the Kremlin'1 repbo to Praaldent Johllllon'o IDGtt racallt Protoo.ala lot batter COOperation ... preol!l'vl"-ll>el<a, ' Tho veteran forelan iDinlatar told the 1,517 s,..remo SoYiet Truck Skids WASHINGTON (IJPI) - America'• !lrat man In apace, John H. Glam Jr., baa be· come one ol the IIIOSt vocal ~· of !ltron&er I Un oontrolla'WI. The former allll'onaut, a na. tive ol Ohio, earlier lhlli week accepted tho chalrmanahlp of a """8MIIP called the.Emar; 81tl<Y Committee lor Qm eon. IIGI and Ia making lr"'JJIOII ap. pearances In behalt at lostalatim to stil!81l liiUI bowo. \ ' tor, ~~~- ~ .taobnlcll Chu:!ll'ier' ' <>rall7ho - · ..tadty we 111 there Ia DO rea- lor coiUoton wtth tho Untied 8ates II the United Steteo · reopecta our aeoarll)' llld the socurtey of our ~ and neighbors." mathematics, sdenee, madlm loretrn ~ and otllir esoent:W O!Qllleo. The dlotrlcte "''" aloolf$398,053 under tho Natlnaal Da. lenae Educatim AcL Tho Lawrence C<1u1f1 Hoapltal WI& al10 ·:~:;:;:~;:;:;:~:!::i:!:~:~~=~x~::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:=:~:::·:· gt,.. pso,ooo under the am. ~ Burtoo AcL Ohio UniYeroll;l', In - u... to an extended care nurafq unl&; the Awalochlan 1n0ney, ra. ~ & ~,832 lor 49 school dlatrlcta celved a tf86,f90 allocetim In tile 28-eounl)' area, llld ~1,· from the Federal AvlaUon M814 to Ohio University to 111lst mlnlstntlon. In the canotructlon o1 a ...,. FUIIOrll sorvtcoo lot Berton Tho airport will be ... ali]Jort. <lied just ~ of U.S. SO, R (BerO caroon, 91, who died Tho achool dlotrlcia are to lbout mlloa llOIIIhw'eat o1 Wednaeda1'mornt"-lll tho Kimes Convalescent Comer In Athena, uae the m~ to purchaoe Albany, It will le<OIIUIIOibi~ will be held Frld!i,y II 2 p.m. at oquljlment and materials to lid small Jell as wall •• P"'P jot the Rlwltngo • Coati FUIIOra! In tea<hl"-1 lllluotrial aria, aJMIIarp ~planes. llaue with the Rev. Cliarloa stm..,. olllclatlne. Bl!rlal. will be In Gravel Hill Cemetecy. llo wu born Nov. If, 1876, SAIGON (UPI) - Allied troop, delendfns Sa1pn toda,y ID Ohio, tho ooli of the lah! WO. Cll>tured a reoord 417 Communiat rockela and uoed elec•tam and Mary Wrleht tronic "PIOllle ,anllraro• to 1'1101 out tho r-rt~~u, klllli1B and Uved II Rt. I, llllddleJI!)l'L at loaot 124 of ~ tho pUt three ctaya, milltory IIPOkoaman llld. He •lOll aloo p~ In death by Ibn• brodlora IIIII l!ro sisSouth Vietnamese troo~a dloco..,.... the rocblo - 76 tara. SUrvtvoh lilcludt bla wUa, of them afx.l- 122MM hoaV)'W8181Jts - htd!leo witbiD Clara, a da._.,tar, Mlu Mary 'iitrlklow dlalance of tho Cll>ltal. holl...,...s uaq fht Vlrllnla earllon, at h<lilo; l!ro ndor-oenatn~~ devlcoo led American lnfllntrymen to tho par. Charles WUIIam caraci., rlllu, With the remnants of I !00-mon Viet · Coiw ICIIIorliie ~. IIIII Robert D. Carson, In tho JunsJe In hope& of escll>lnll the "•DUtvo." . . El-hore, I U.S. NOV)' pUot Wodnoeda1 11101 """" tho Carion, Rt. . 106th r.<mm111iot !IIG lntareeptor delllro.fad over Nortl1 Vleo. illd tOiir .... b1 Amartcan Jets. In Sataon, IIIOkeomtt~ lilld 281· Amor!can ·oom- ware ~ In CCII1bi!t Jut '!"'*. '11th; . tdil.... 2,2ZO ~ "' .lht·~d!l 1,81J . :* Off Highway. COLUMBUS (UPI) -Federal ifl'ts totall"-1 $781,683 Wednesday wore approved by tho 1#Paiachlan Regional Commission to help !lnanco three Al1lalacblan area pr<lfecta In Ohio. The allocattoo Included f%50,.. 957 to the Lawrence Couney Geueral Hoepltal In 1rcnton to help llnance the c:onotructlm ol j Berton Carson :f :~Dies wec~nesc~ar~ ~ ear...., ' '*• a-.. us. c................ , < ' .... ' -~ Ste-· "A minute later, Mr. Aw a man comtnr from · bathroom. He wu the man who had -.o1 ...,.... blthrocn three times on the c;latlon," he contlmlld. day Kit~~: 'ftl IBIUainated. 11 The blrnater Chlrpd Colcutt quoted StMeno 11 buldle the mon carried ...,,) oe.riJW. talned the murder rille, "Tho third time he .toyed an teles<Gplc sl&lt~ IIII<OIIllclonablo ltoilh or tim•... (Contl!ued Ill pap 8) Ironton, Athens Get Federal Aid ·lb\. . .Qpen Ald. seek an agreement to forbid tho use ol nuclear rockets both of ollenal,. IJMI dolellalve chino- us. . MEN'S fa"*'' ltronda: Ja..-, ...... _. ...... croft. l"'llueo, loohn and lila, SALE PltiCID AT OPEM FJIDAY Sla'VII!' : "Tho third time Mr. heard a shot !Ired tram bathroom Window'' C I le .y w, H1rtley & Bennett's SlmpiD Alt•C,ntlhioi~ I to time Ulre a man the motel time u.s:-. ... AJRSOL ' ASSORTMENJ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Juno 28.29 BORN L<m:RS T!lll Laughlin PLUS A MAN CALLED DAClGEl!l Terry llloore SHOW STARTS 7 P, M. admission room murder rlfte with a iDiea<Gplc where King died, heard a sbot clenching hb teeth. fired from the bathroom and Two Negroea, one weartnr olght and ftred tho 111111 buUot walched RIJ' coma oot of the gold rimmed opectaclos, the tram the window of I Mainpbla boarding houoo. · room a mtm~te later. oacond a Brltiah tnllsport "The delerdant aw the lie idostlfted the wltne" only workero uniform, Witched from landlady and """ 10011 by a as a "Mr. stevens.'' A resident public 1eate. witnoos, a Mr. SlaVODO who Aw of the romntns house In Many opectators AI with hai'Men!jOhls at the time of lho . open moutho, lillie chewi!W II Re.r enter tho boardlDi ltouoe production is rislna. He cited the United SteUio as an eXIJIII)Ie Ameri~-a( lmperlaiiiiD not .PIYina. ' .. ' ......... lhe . ln•ld• Jollnolli! bad ,aacJo-: Gr011\)'k4 ad'llaeO. lho JJ\Ifted Wlilla "to ad!! nllt · IIIII hlo prvpooola lot U.S. .&will Stateo to take ad....tap at Ita •COPe'' to tho peace cooperatlm '"' .the Brat prellmlnal')' peace talka In Pllrts Brltlah agreement an UmtU)W anniYersary of his Glassboro, wtlh North VIetnam to halt Its the opread of oudear WoapOIU!. N.J., oummlt moet1J1t! wllh ''aggresaion" tn Vietnam. "One of the untouched proto. Scnlot Premier Alexei N. But, clearly, Gn>myk4 still lama In this lleld Is tho mutual Koaygtn. held out the olive bnnch. lbnltallnn and W,. reduclloo a( GrOII\)'ko said U.S. war "Tho SoYiet Unloo Is readY to olraleifc .._s, both otre... 'l~s .' ~ DRIVE· IN TONIGHT • THU • FRI., June 26 • 27 • 28 DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE (Technlcolqr) Dick Van Dyke DebOio Re)'llolds PLUS GAMBIT .~: Shirley MacLalno crimes In the United SlateL But Butler said RIJ' made no United Stateo. The teotimony today ""' oo le~ the Britloll magiotrate said there would have to be another hearlog next week, probably 11 the eJMI olthe week. The Chief Scotlalll Yard SUperintendentn Th!lllao Butler, said the accused slumped to a oeat wban told durlns an burvtew that he was suspected of being RIJ', wanted lor murder With a 1!111 and other that c<>uJ4 CGat ,.. to tfO bll,llon or more. In a 90-mtrute -ch, Gro- . unproved 110ur disposition. tures taken around their camp-. fire, Thls picture wtU be oh010n on olldeo throuihoui the Kentucky Star. Parks In the following weeks. While thoro they Ylslted many other caves, inc:lucllng Bat cave, and the Natural Bridge In Ke~>o tucky. ' aJMI leather, Cloual footwear In ouede allp.<on and oxford ocyles. Sizes filii tO 12. Com!Jare at $3.99. • One !bing that everyone in the shop enjoys In common Ia linl!lo-banded ,....k ol tlda detendolt," Colcutt Ald. He lllid a ·wltnoos Aw him enter a M81Dpblo boardlnc houoe bathr0<111 llld hoard him lire the ftltal ahota. Roger Frlaby, the British attorney representing RIJ', liMitcated by his cross quosttunlns that he would try to establish the Kine oaAoslnation """ a J)Qiiltcll crime. · Pollticll crimes are · not <overed by tho ell!radlttoo Soviets Propose Talks to Limit timissile Missile Systems At Caves Area Mr. and Mrs. Roy Me.rer and da11811ter Janey Jo and Mr. and Mrs. Don Mayer have returned British Kem,phls. Tenn., wt_tb a rille • • • Mayers Return (UPI)..A lcti"-1 lor the United States lllid today Jameo Elrl I ' RIJ' """ the "slllllla band" killer of Dr. Martin Luther Ktns Jr., and "'"haD!Ied hlo return lor trial as a murderer. Tho barrlotar, David Colcutt, accused RIJ' nt oX.cutlns UCIJ.cullted, brutil 1111 aena• looo murder• of Ktnr APril 4, In BARBS Otrerlngs collected w e r e All Breed lndW! Cootume $26.75, to be contributed to tho Claso, Horae (Qpoo) - Champ, Burlington Children's llomo. ridden and OWiled b.r Connie Da. via, Thurman. Temeosee WllldJw lk>rse Lawman, ridden by Jim Bold· wtn and owned by Keith z iJn.. mOl'IIIIJI, Albany. To 4 Pole BeiMII"-1 (ll<B'ao) - Sor· rei Buck, ridden and owned by Junior Kennocl¥o llllddleport. HARTFORD,W. VL - ~rt Weotero Ralnlow Claso(lloroe) Hickel, oon of Mr. and Mrs. ftob. - Pat' a Bart, ridden by Junior ert F. Hickel, Hartlord, W, VL, Shel]lllln and owned by Dno wao promoted to Amcy opeclal. Horroteln, Chillicothe. iot lour Me.r 31 while ljoadotar Pony (50 lnchoo aJMI to tho u .. S. Depot In Vietnam. under) - Mi11 Bee, driven and Tho 2iofear-<>id ooldlor llfad-· owned bJ Robert Greer, New uated In 1965 tram WWml Hlah Ha..n. School and in 1967 tram NaobEa and Spoon Hace (<4Jen) Yille Auto.Dieoel Collep. Belote - Kh11 BUM)' Hug, ridden by entering the Army, he was emChert Williams and owned by ployed by ~nion Carbide, Graham Bev Allen, Pomeroy, Stadon. Ride and Run Olorse) - Slcy, Hla wile, Olano, Uvoo In New ridden and owned by J olln ru». Haven. oon, Athens. TO VL'!IT IN WEST Erwlish f'lve Gaited Horse Mro. c. M. lltnnii&IJ rolurned All American Boy, ridden aJMI owrad by Bob J:raz.ee, Wellston. FrldiJ' wllll Mr. and MrL Gordan Harrlo, ofColumbuo, to apeJMI a week there 11!111 then tbel wlll CLUB TO MEET p to Loa Ant~olos to tjliljllro. Tho Wildwood Garden Uub wiU lleaneosy'a dl11811tera, . . . nwel . 11 lb. homo of Mr. and lisA, who lhoa1n Leo ArWol~• Mrs. llen..r Holter Wndno_., and Kate, who u... ln Noulh Loa J!IOO · ~6 11 K p.m. Mra. t::dhon ADJilles. 'l'baJI plan to ~~peJMIIwo lloll"" li aoolslhtg lioote... -kl In Lot! A. .loo. I llie '"l'hlo <New Yprk) !ilalUte •a -id<i. '.tn callo lor turniibt'lll opidaJ, ehlldroa !lllfeb II _.ue, aJMI Pll1icular -.,, IPO"lallf, .........,. and puu.. C111ar4' cllooen by re~~c~......& wa a • • lONDON -.o7 -i' .' »11,y "" omalJ part In ,ftay Wanted as Single Handed Killer of •••lcned Jlr, and Mrs. Ml Mr. -;; --v. Jutlfu Huso t:. Blac1r.'WJIIIyl o · DOusla• ·WUIIom , . ~ · '·-·- ' XXI NO. 46 Speeialist •-+- - Ublll the succeooM and wtcla. lpread ·C111tura 'ol supr canetn \ IBekel Promoted "'*" · ,,, Now You·bow '" ...,.... Picnic Precedes Meeting Janice Crites was ln charge of the nuraeey, Refreshment ch1ir· men for each gr~;q~ were Ear· (C<II1tlnued fr!lll paso II) lene Bumgarner, Betty Cadle, 56 inches) - Miss Tlnker, rid-. Marthe NeweU, Beulah Bocook, den by Billy Cole and OlfliO>d by Ll Vera Yeqer. Cole Stables, T\Qiers PWns. ATrEHD TOURNAMENT MA'!ON - Several frGIII tho llool!l .area tho weakeiMI , pattiolpad"-1 lq a bowU111 tour· at CI..,..U. ~~o~>reMn­ . ' ·1111- at tho Mo..., BowUIW c;i1fl!t ani thol•· lamllloa woro :Mr. and Jfri. .... llUnllf, ljr, ll<luahand Ill of ~t"at a !lllbuater """ • ?'JI••· ' Nearly 300 an • 'l1it ; · ·,_1~\-• "''.( · ' uall7 cllttonoed br apothecartoa. I . A tour of the Kyger Creek Power Plant and a oack lunch MASON - Mrs. Jolln Sl11on, James Prollltl. wu enjoyed reeently by Den 4 Meoon, director o! tho Mai!OJl of Pock 244 llllddleport. Tlldns Teachers ot the various elaas·· !o!ethndlat Bible School, 111110U11C- es are as follows: F1nt and the youngsters on the tour was ed Ulat the totll enrollment was SeCOikl Grades, Shirley Thcker, Harold Thomas, an employee or 66 and daf4o attendance, 62. A.. Norma Stanley and helper, Drea- tho planL The )'OUIVBiers enjoy. slatiJw tho dire- were COII!Ie ma Sawyers; Third Grade, Jane eel their sack lunch In the park aGilland and Marvin NewelL Chaj>man, Betty Wilken aJMI help. cross fr!lll tho plant. Mrs. Lester Zerkle waa d~ er, Sarah C&raey; Fourth Grade, AtteDdlng were Mark Fultz, Y\.tional chairman and muatc tn- Eileen Clrlwrlght, Evelyn Stew· Tim Thomas, Crenson Pratt, s1ruc:tors were MrL RIJ' Hilt. art and helper, Debbie Jones; Jotm McCloud, Tim Scites, Danfttt, Dobbie Gilland, Clarice Da.. Flllb and Sixth Grade, June Eel- ~ Dlvis 1 DickOwen,Kevln_YeluYlo, Cecilia Smlth and Mrs. wards, Cecil JoiUIIm and l'loren cer- Bob Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Roush; Kindergarten. No. I, Lin- lllrold Tb!lllas, Mro. Norman da Jollnoon, Judy Gibbs and help- y_.rand Mrs. Rlcbard Olran, er, Beverly Bates, and No. 0, Den Molher. Doll¥ Huber, Jane Tucker and helper, Kathy Roush. -nied them to their home l!ra YisiL Kr. and Mr1. Larry Belcher and 111m111 of Newark, Ohio Yl .. !ted owr the woe- with her par-, Mr. llld Mro. John Mc· Daniel and Mrs. EIIJalleth Jof· terotnM&IGn. Mr. and Mra. CurUo MrDan.ol IPIIdiiW I portion of their ....Uoo Yloltint! t h e i r dlulllter and ICII»>J>>aw, llr, and Mra. Jameo Lqjd and ...., Kev· In bo lndlaao. lito. John Hetzer and oon, Tod, of hrkerobure visited an Sunclay with her .,..._, llr. and lllro. Harold Schlnn. Vlliilow with Mr. and Mro. llllrrell Jld<o over the weekand wore Mr. and Mro. How· ard lludl and family or Mound.. .ute, W. Vo.; Mr. and Mro. Clloller lloulh and lamil¥ of AddUoD, Ohio. 1111'1. Glad)oo 'J'homao hao been retunlad tram the Veterans llltIIIOflal Hoopltal where abe wao holphallzed lollowlnt! a !all at her imp107JIIenl at PlckeDJIIan\ware. .vto. Doeald F...._ has biea.retumod to tho ColltiiH....,. Hoopllll tor obMrYitlon. .• , • 1" the Amertcu - School Enrollment was 66 Hantl where ohe Ylslted oev:'oral clayo with her husballl, (I>L lllmy Harbour, on leave tram the Marlneo In Vietnam. Jfra. DM Kloamore and doughtaro of Newark, Yloltedhermoth· er, lira. Elizabeth Jetrers over ', • ....... COilllilOdll;y In Europe .... Mason Area Mrs. ~ Harbour, New Jla. van, rebD'ned on Sundl3 trom ' ' ''' atteJMio United Electronic School. Ohio, and Charles Rlley(Cbucky) He will complete the course in SUNDAY Anderson, son of Mr. alii Mr1. September. LANGSVILLE UNITED Church Paul Anderoon, Mason. He graduated from Wlhama of Christ will hold a RID¥ De.r The ROY. David Fields per- High School, Claso of 1966 and SuD:Iay, June SO. Bllketclltmerat formed the double ring cerethe bride graduated from Racine I'IOOhi afternoon service, 1:30i mony at the home of the groom's High School this year. opeclal ol~ II'OUPS. El'ecy· parents and hJs ~arents, AttendiJW the reception, held one welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Ria•. lilt- at the hame or the groom's iJar.. MODERN Woodmen llllllllplc· son. ents a n d gr&Jq:tarents, were nic, Melgo COW'4 l'alrgrwndo The bride wore a white lace Mrs. Martha Andor11011 aJMI Mr. ~. June 30; baaket dinner street length droas with white aJMI Mrs. TOll)' Lewis all or Rlpo ilti2:SO; o"'r)'OIIIaal<ed tollrlnc accessories. Her coraaJe riil loY': Mr. and Mrl. Franz Rei· tlble service. All members and white daisies and baby breath. chert, Huntington; Joe McKnight, friend• tnYited. Atterdants to the bride were New Haveni Mr. and Mrs. Cba~ WOMEN'S IJa,y at Naomlllai>- the groom's sister, Nancy ~ ney, Alban,y, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. tiat Church, Pomeroy, Smla.Y. deroon, Meson, and SUsie Wood- Plckena, Syracuse, Ohloj DonJune 30 at 2 p.m rum, New Haven. The groom's na Lish, Maaon; Sulle Woodnan, attetdanta were David Elds, Pt. New Haven; David Eads, Polnt Pleuant, and Joe McKnlgbt, New Pleaoan~ and Mr. llld Mro. SaHaven. ba, Alba!\\'' Ohio. News, Notes •• ' The meetlns was apened with devotions by .Mrs. Drske who read Poolmo 19 with the £l'OilP repeatitW; the Lord's PriJ'er In MASON - Weddirw vows were excbanied JUliO 15 by Miss Nancy Pickens, daughter of Mr. arxl Mrs. Elmer PickeJtJ, Racine, phone for delivery, New Haven ·• t Thursday Eve~ing tary, ancl Mrs. J1m.ea Nichol-son. treasurer. Wedding Vows Exchanged ctay, JUliO 29 at 2 p.m. Order by ' ' 8~ '$Uf~' to 1'·1~q. 'Oi[f .;' ' W~kehd' Sale nd·'In .;· ity Park; Jays to emcee. NEW HAVEN f1RE Dept. spoo. sors chicken barbecue Satur.. ~ a IUITLANO- Nei¥ oatcorlwere A 6:30 m~nlalll!lliOrlll. The '" Forloi to IP.'hl• tllroe 7eais"' tho:l\lh rolsedl ' .r · '' ·,' JU. tlc, · allure U.s;' c!i'eutt Caiui 'of • • · · F'!i!'oeo No DIIJIC1111)' .. ; ~ed' lltieral. llldar!'I'IP pl ~~ry 'voted · tor . tho l!ut Senate Dept'!'ratic laader .·,-!hi Supremo Court. Hla atpHI)' liaJ;Ient ltn, taken ataflllt lllka lofalltlleld and GOP •· ; ~ ' r~ solid ~ bloc · fOot,.clr'~ in •chool ~IOC$ cooirite~ Everett M. Dirkdn " ~no to be' detel'mlnod, llatlon. Hli v<>t0 COUiil ba very aid jltey liltle:lpated .., P'Oit · Hom11r Thfr.......,, $9, pi lmpoltant,to fWtlL , . .~!llcultyln ceiltns tho ll<llllirA, 'fexaa, -ed to ll1l tho ~sldent . ~~ a ~point. ~ 1llrousll. .. · ...,ancy 01~ b.r Chief Juadce ~ot ol tho two men Wednea. · llolriJW tho last term of the .Eifl. Warren's retlrelnoot, .1• ~ ral~ ~obJactl(!lll "Warren C<W'I," which elided . llhoriJ by.•!lqUillm:p 4lutlardo jn · frilm ,..,., ReP\IIillcano In tho J - 17, tho chief justice ;• mau,ro .~ ·an, illdl~'o Se-, which ·muat contlna u...n, d>uld, count on the vote• .. 1>1,10"'11!o: 11ot11 )>olo.re the)" can lake Ia lildiYidull. llbertle• cases of ¢~· IVEDNES>AY fm.nwooo !'.arden r111>. 8 p. m. home a( Mra. lieaver' lloller; Mra. EdiiCXI Hoi· (UPI) - 1 ' GETTING SfARTEil - AcWal COIIIIructlm ..., 1D lit w•d•~rwe.r today on the ..., MeJp Lecll ~ Dllllrlct ...... lll'Ohansive high , . _ II Rook ~ Ke-th Thalaa, job ll\)erlntendent lor Karr tllnolructlon Compal\)' of Chaster, IIDOral eontractor, 11111 ...,. plano with an -'""'"' BuQ.. dolors are II work In tho ....,........, Tho area whera 111e1u. •-lit! i.o will be a sectlm or tho bt-rt of tho ..., hlllt acllool. Thelll actual' ... will botlln .., ..,.. mont ltlnns. - Saiillnel Pbolo. Gallia Schoolmen /(eview Vo- -~u~•.. � 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 26, 1968 bell rice