https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ff4b10fe13915aca490a69e90d5a4366.pdf 3c0f5bff4e222b03237196fbc1b3c763 PDF Text Text " ~ 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~•.. �. • ' '~ r:l\nil~:· .. \,, ' . ·~· •Us.~•~rHelen aorr., . I ' ditll' Jii:Olllama ond, pleaa·. !Ina. tiielr trW~~•• lllld Aa 'illlll !llt relit of Helen Help USI, li ....-... 111111!11 but tmll't ' ... l lllrloul Qleslion w11h & brulllt4' Send~ tetriaae quootlolll to ·YOUTII ASKED FOR rr, care of lloiMI Help US! this new_.. tSJE'S PUI' our AT run. b, , ji!f!l>~i!••··; . • m- . "" " , , ', " ..' ' .' un woilllnllo 10 fu111or. ,' llli!-13 and 11\f friends .,.. I foal we are lllllure -.11 1o llllow ,.... ond where lo Jlllke-aJI and wbMI lo llop, 1• part of II'OWinl up, lllld very ilamnJ,- A.G.J. Dear A: PU lot one of DIY older correllpCIIIdeiU onawer 100: lltor He!.,: noel .,m tor lheea 12- and 11-ftor-<Jido wbo think tlliQ''re old _.p for more maturolldDgs, ... tlatln& 1118klng.out, BOiJ>g ;. boo hi : - tried A1;-L I Clll ... ,........ 1 ..~ •• ". ' > ·~·' ·~ ·:·1 • ' ' J . ' ' •' ~i.~ • ' ' fJ • ' ·~ t .' , . ' ' ' I ' ' -., 'iiio MaJ. ' '•' ' '' ... ' ( -·llll ... .,.) ( ' ,, ' of ' . ·' ' ' ' . ... " ' ' • ,, ' ' ' ' .. <AU Tlme•ED'l'l CBoawoU 13-6) at .. Baltimore (Hatdln ~. 8 p.m. j '' •• 11 lrilllago, the Clnclnnall beat the New Yorl< .Meta ~-'aDd lbl ,lloulloll AlltrOa tos>peil the cbl....,. CUba 2,·1, lri otllor old , fee~. 1111,)' be · books .l>J Bob lbln 30 daJa. , ' · · · , · . Deyadole brok• .j ·6~ oil! record held bY Doc Wblte ...,... Nalklllal I:.eiiui aames., ' In lite American LlaiiiO. lbl Balt!Diore Oriole• cloWned the l!OIItOII ·!led Sox 6..2, lbl WUblnalool Senatoi-a wblllllld IM Indiana I-ll ODd Uio Oaldand Aibletlcs ~tile CalllOmla All&ila ~Glb.,.. -led .lri tho fourth llliW1e And ilcored,lbo ~U'dlnala' leOoDd r111 <in a double l!l' Lou Bloek. Mal1l! Alou'a l>io....,, aCQiiDC ""-''!"led Ulo Pirates hiJl!tcbedblsabftiJ,~In, ~ row 011 JIIDe t aDd ~ohi!IOII 5t-year old tu~IHcl ~ ~~fei' C::lov~ wheo lie. • , 111,1 ~ of tCiOtelen..,;.ipp IQ 58 2-3,.. JIIDe f. ·, ..' :.: ·• · Tho Loa A!iPJosllociPr ~ , hod nerjr rlaltl 1D 1111\!!1' bUb recOrda would Ia~ a ~ <,.: a century but; - bOIIi "'" lri ~- IIIII ,... DIIJ. \>" 'eQIIlled next ldollda¥, ,,.g., In tile JQII!eap. . Glb1011 faces q.e llodaeJ:~IDd •· · . MASON - Tho 22od Bl1lllei 773-5121 or 675-3096 or a lOtter p.m. Bond Sollball Tournaalel1t wiU or card m111 he tddreaHd to We(Only- ·~l!eduleci> be bold a1 Baehi.J Field In )Ia. bunalll&bScbool, ){.IIOII,W.Va. , Frldt.Y'a ~· 1011 .........,. Jui1 8 and contln- , r.nu,. foa In th.e toumamlllit ,Cillc&BO at Dil , trola, 2, twi-""""' uln& lhri!U8b , ···•· 17. . will he $25, plua 46 lor .team.l Calif at Waa~· 2, twl-1111b;-'" ' 'l'oarllamelii~elala aald ~ . lbat are DOl oll'!!"'f · foU!i!oiOI& at Battlmore, nlgbt clue to ihe clocllnO ot fut-pltch bJ the Weal V~ilida ~ !Jtkllllll at N"" . YOI'k, nl!lhl teama In the area; the Softball ComlnlaaiOII.. ,The 1111<; Clenlond "'· Hoaton, nl&bt meat tlda .year wiU he llrlctl,y a llonlnl loa elthot con 110 1Umed aaoctloned ''IIGW-illt<ll" ~double- In ID Barne!te or lllllled to Mol· . Nalloaol Lequo . oiiDIJnat!oD evllll wllh 16 touna vlo Sllllllt, 501 Elllillt - jlt.1 Parkst. I.ouk, :·-. 45 28 .616 ... <OIIIIIetiDIorlbul'g. Sn!itl! 11.. . . arnateur Sal) Fre~~eiaco 39 , 84 .534 u ao!lllo1l COIIIllll~l!'. ·34 .521 7 Tho · ~ orllinaled In •, T8aml ....rlni the ,,.,_ , "~ , _508 8 mOIIIOl'J or L. c. Roulh, .w111 11e 1111a _, .... w111 be ,.~ 20, .t f' ..100 8lh beaded lit Wlhoma Coaoh Gromt memlier rosterl aqt ,lndiVIMI 36 .493 9 lild teama wlllhlnl· to lrq)bleo will bt_,pfe- lbl 36 .486 9'.1 """"' are .til .COII!act Bamo!ll ciiBmpllln and runner.ow 14J1ad8. ,36 ,47~ 10 "· o/'"'Jaltr~JIIb'~-~ Thoreal"'wlll)le.lj'qllllea · ~0 .4311! ;~tl8 ""'! he r.eaebed bJ )lhorie It for lite first two lllln•· = wuma· ,., . $ . c .. - ., '' ' .: • "• ~· ' • -.. • "' ·r;o'-' :,, .• , MI:Guffey Ele!IISntary, Sprl~~~eld , · snyder Park Elementary, Springlleld Washington Elementary, Springfield Holy Trinity Schopl, Somerset Cook Elelrientary, Stiong~vllie , Strongavili!l.Senior High, Strongsvlllt Sullivan Elementary, Sullivan . Franklin, S~mmiiYille Whitalord; Sylvania Thornville Eiementary, ThOII!Ville St. Francia, Tiffin CrotiiJ&Ia!l, Tole~o Gial)n, Tolello ' . flawkine; Toiedo Hlllvle~; Toledo Marlin, Toledo Raymer; 'foli!f!O RoHry Cathedral, Toledo ~yder, Toledo • Uttca El!'mentllry, Utica ., Vermillion Hlgfi ScJ:!ool, Vermllllcin . South School, Wellston · . ', . ,, H~ber f\ldge Eierj)en~ry, Weiterville Weate~l)le Elemeotalt, westerville. ni&lot 7 New 2 ' · . , lo•••· - .'!::e~O: :0 .,.... , BaJJ Game. ,' ·, UJ , ,_ · , ' , t \ J · · • =Logan following ! .. ' ., . •' . " , • . Pair! • · P.ln. ';!~/ '.!' .. . · '.~ l~·~·····.,c.., . ""l_,.,;,) ';_·.-~~, ' · ~· have been lllii!J\IIlCOd for die 1968 El&hlll Dlatrlet American . Lesion ~ent In Athena July 2().21-27 llli 28 (the , .: ~ ~~~ (Sinpr 6-7) at latter date only If ~ceaearr). Four teams wiU c""''ote. ' 8aa ' Frencllco ~ehol lt-Z) The tournament wiU .·<ven wltll a pair of 1' 30 p.m. a'me• on .: 4 July 20 .. Athena wiU meal ·!delia at the eOUJIQI &li-grouodollold ! ·cqnty P.DIII acbodulocD tacklea Lancaster at tile Ohio Univeralfl varalcy dla· ~~ GilDea Tho two w1 Sl- Loo!lt II Chicqo dllm mora wiU elaoh at 1:30 p.m. SUndly 011 the 911'alcy :tJJ!Oinnlu al lien Frellclaco ~~~- tile h!o loaaro are moadl111 It tho - . lime at · rilllbu,rgh 11 PiiDa nl&bt tile _,.. ....... (wtdl the looor of the Iotter game elllnlMtocD.. ·New York it H~ion, nlgbt br Tho Saturday, June 27, tha winner of die lolor'a At1apj'a at Loa Alwtloa, Dl&bt 1ekot game will claah wllh ll1o 1ooer of ·the wiiUO!r'a brocket :· . game in a I p,m. game (with ,the loaor helag elimlnllocD 011 the varalcy neld. · . · ,, , . Lequo Slapdlnp That game wiU be P."i-t of 1,- 0 • header. The ....n.i gllila United Pr'ea1 1Jterlllllonal will match 1hi winner of the 1 p.m. PJilO (wblch wiU have 0111 1011 ' : · W L Pet. GB Ia tho 'toUrney) agalaallbl unboalin team from lite wtnner'i brae38 2lj .SAt.••• ut. • . · 32 29 .625 3 A ~ "ehlmpl~hi,p" aame, needed onb' if tile loaor;a 29 .108 f brlcut te1m w1na 111o aecood aame 011 Slturd&J, wiU be played ~- ~ .1100 41fz SUndo,y, olao at U.e varalt,y !leld. $~ 33 •.~~ & At alljco Ia tile toumamset Ia a borih lri lhlotate Amerlcen 82. , ~· ,fU iP,h Lealoil ~ •¥eJi WI!!;o;10n ·Ia _ . , 011 Aur- !2. Four• 15 7 let!• dlijiiol """"•' trvm ~ the 'w!U parll-'""•·• 2l) 34 ,, :t8e' 7 .,. 'In lbt· w.j~ ~nt. · . ·' ·· ·' ,....,. ROolilll ' · 4 Lolda'dlle 0 (1'11) GAME DATE . TIME PLACE TEAMS llcldtvWe 2 (2M, .1 ''7..!!0, 1o~O Fttr. Athobavs. Vtlct , ,. , ••., ,· ~ 7..!!0, · 1:30 . var . . I..ogauvs. ·Co~Umll.l ... ~ • l"!' 3 ~-.,1 t.• ,.,, r-:~ . • F)lr. , ~~~~,.(l.lva.l.iooerNo.2 . ' .. . · • r;T,.l,· '(,U•' WIINr No. I 'l8. No. 2 . a '•>. T..rt, : , · var. · No 3 "'· !Iii. 4 ·'P.m.·. ,,. Worthington 'ElementarY,; WOrthlngion troOkiV,ili~ HlgWSc~.~t®klvllle · GarfltiliHZane.V' Iil!l ' ':,:. "'1f. ·:. • : '· ':' · · ·- . ~ ~ ~ -~ ·~i-ovar ti&Vei~nd Junior High·· $>cliooOf; ;t«<ll..,lllt · Lfncoln,za~u~-'· ', .' ·• . ,'·• ~~-. P.leaeantGr~,Zl~vllle . . . ,'~ ',' ~~It Jl!rilor HI~"~~~; ;, ...::ll.,' · .• ,.,., ,''"'·"~~· V ,,(• ..,..~~~"· ' 5-7) ll Now York (Frlaolla 1-3> ll &uoton (Lemolltor 7-8) 8.30 ~as,aett·Roa~ Ele~enta'ry, Weafta~ n ~=,'P.t:!~a 1,; •,.. 11 _., <\" ' ,I (·'r ; ao . ao •ta• ,,u tuo:aato'r: ' . .,.., ,..,,_. .. Vor. ·· · No. • *- 4 .•j hive 110118 durlDg a joint Natlonll 1od Amerlcao League meeting, July 10, In Houston, Tex. Had Trouble With Control WeegameTueldl)'ai~Run. I U.S., SOV!ETS EVEN Pitcbers on both teams had dlfMOSCOW (UP!).. A touring !lculcy finding die plate, which U~toll State• boskell>oll team IIU\l' be the underBIAtemenl of waa< beaten by tho Russian 1968 National CIIG 91".33 W'Oclneodi.V. c;:r, Brownin& ' and B. Tho Americans now arc H ,.n · s;ui ' i!a\te ;rio n · ' a, hit one Uloir' Soviet unt ... tour, halllng. b - . ODd were qed for 13 won in ldinak 8t-?8. ldts while working tor the Reellogs. SCIOTO RESULTS Smith, tile Angela pitcher, farCOLU!dBUS (UPI) ~ Freneh- ed Uttle bolter, allowinll 24 free ie, OWI!Od by 1111 French, Wash- trlpi; hitting tl!ree batten ODd Ington Coon Houae, OQialed Ida permitting tbroa hits. He ltruek best Ume of the year In 2:02 out 15 whUe the opp>allion fan. 4-S ID win the $1,200 condition ned nlgbt. pace before a crowd of 4,150 !lilting for the Redlega were al Scioto Downs last night. D. Browning, a double; Taylor, '!'flo alx-year.old bay goldlng a double, and G. Browning, a poal8d Ida fourth victory ollbl alasJe. For lbl Angela, Smltll year to upset pre-race favorite had a triple, double ODd afnslo; Dr. Mabredbytwolenilhs.cldre Mlteh, a - l e ODd single; Cooch La11, In tbltd poallloll lbl en- three alnglea, RidgWay two slnlire mue, ftniahcd third. ·a~ei, and WllillmiiM ODd HarFronchle pald$13.80, $5.40and ris, each a single. $UO. Dr. ldabred roturnod $f.. 80 ODd $3.30, while Clolre Lua paiGP-80. -r;c:• to aet .a tnajor 'Then,' tile bubble hurst, as It Inevitably had to, and the man they caU "Bill D'' came bock to ~;,.. that the record Is out of the wQ," said Don, &hartly orter aufferlng his llrstloos in nearl,y 1 month, "AU 1 want to win to 10 games II> reach 200 _.. He wu talldng about 200 c..-eor victories, a plateau heretofore reached by 62 pitchers. "H I gel there," said Dryadale, ,.1,0 .be llllisllld.., DOll got lbore on Wodneldl)' ellernoon, .In wlodowepl Caodleallek Park, and lor a while II &lADled be Dligbt reaii.Y put ttosling "" die cau bJ clolrig it wltll a n<>-hlttor. · lleyadole, no\w lo Ida '13111 bill lieguo Hilton and aU wlih the ' Doqera, wu lull !ooir outt 1- Irani I lll>lllllllr· 1rhen "This may oouod surprlaine. but I wasn't concerned with the oo-lrlttor aa I was with wlivdng 1he game. Hock. whet' a a 2-0 load . 1111l'WIY agalnat 1 te&DI with the billers the Glanta lave. I walltoll lhat, vlctory monlhlll mild. outlloldor Dave ·ldlfal!lll ,11!1 llo-loltter." came ott lbl cbench,lri,tbo eighth , Whai ·Ue& llhtad thiB seosoo to 'Uno I ' ~llltllo to center, . . 110! · diat Dcin i.a tuck~ IWIY Tho bl"" DOl only ~tho Ida 20011! cuRr vietory. DD-IIIIIor· ltoit a~ Sln 'Fren"I rOauy don't llllow" he ciaeo'a .o illtl'lllln a-2-f lose. aald, "but 11' WGuid he to 1 ,.He hit ~&al4 ..win 20" "It . That souoda Uke a preiiY , fad a!liy. DIOI!~at ....... BOlL .d.o . . . . . . .~!!\!111._..,_ the council. 11 League rOJifOSOnlatives will act on the council reC01hJnellda.. alft)ls advocated The Angela defeated a.e Redtwo leaguoa move lop 21-15 In a high scoring Pee 1 · -h d ' , oc e ules Announced .=·.:~::!,"B baseblllpublie/' sal d.Eckerto that tbe loplblr o string of six abutoull aod 58 2-3 innings of Q the PI'Oireu" made Wedneaday rcc...mended that the Natloaol League adqlt dlvislMol play next aeooon 1nd tho American League retain Its !62pme achcdule. The National League had previously announced that it wlli play •• a full 12-team league In 1969 while tho American League eald It wiU break· iu turns into two sllOtel.m ell vioion. with a lS~e schedule. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)- For a wbUo thoro everyone waa be&lnni,.. to tldok Don DrY.dole (Jarvia 7~, 8 p.m. ~ •,' . . ~ nl&bl Oillort . Glb1011 Advandril · GlbDI has pitched alx81tut· outs ODd ~ed a 1.15 earned nm averqe thla 10&1011 whUe Drylllale his pitched ....., , . _ . <Uid ·baa a 1.21 ERA. Jllall Marlc!W of 11>o Glll!t•, whil ltada tl!o l...,o wltll 1t vlctorloa, rarl<$ 41st ID ERA wlllt ~.411. . cli,y DolryDiple 100! off tile 11th 'lmllig wltll a doubl• and scored the wtm1ng fWI' for the &loner Wllillm D. Eckert said toda.Y ll)at be II "pleased widl cil __"'""-.a""""-- ~10!11' Perez' tl!r!N!'""''' Ir!P.!e.' w~ ODd ~ ~ by Deyadol,e: ljl8hl~ . a four...., tl(lb Woa .ParMI' ~ed {mnie 0111 lm!qJ wbleb gave the Rldsa !1at the I!OdPrl' .riinl In ll1o i 101111 1!k1 ~hold 011 for the seventh JDd oc01'ed llt~ ,CJ!bt!~· '"' 'WID cloapite a a.ree-:"1". ~ a ·llolclor'a dlolc~ by o/J~O. limine rally by lbl Mots; Jlm when baaeblll'a executl:ve coun- "Sueh a step boa been !akin by ' Sandualiy Co. VQCIIIional School, Fremont st.'Joasph School, Gallon Green Township School, Gallapolis Green Spriogs Elementary, Green Springs Asbury Elementary #3, Groveport • Bowling Green Firelands Branch, Huron Lincoln Elementary School, Lorain Brinkerhoff Elementary, Mansflelf;l Johnny Appleseed, Mansfield JOhn Sherman, Mansfield Mall$field Senior High, Mansfield Rebecca Grubaugh, Mansfield o,s~u. Marion Branch, Marion . Pleasant Elementai'y'SchoOi,'Marion Martina Fei,Y Hlgh.Schooi;Mal11na Fer.Y Brunswick High School, Medina . Sidney Fenn School, Medina Millersport High, Millersport North Mt. Hope, Mt. Hope ·. !1\)0sevelt juni.or Hlgh, Newark . Newcpmerstown High School; NewcOIIlerltown : SI;.Aioylalua; New Lexington . . · ~~~'Oo!l ~lementary,Oberlln ,I , ~:,Pieiaa?t;.O&ernn ~ Prciepi!_ct, Qbe~in · Wiitwood, Qberlin: . . dfmMed·Falla se~l\)r High SChool; Olmsted Falla l'l.•mmallikJoldEieinentary, Palma "" Incarnate W9rd Academy, Par~. Heights · R~~k linf Eleinei!!ary, RociCHiif · Rock Hill HighSChool, RockHill · .• Ei1-..ao~ld!l High ~ool. Sheffield La~ I •ll!il•· ond. ,l'lr!l ~ ~~, a rellllll of ~ rorword jointly ODd preoent a united effort with a 00111111011 elm-what Ia best for tho NEW YORK (UP!)- Commi,. Drysdale . Wm" 8 200th . . 41 .428 1r' , , '· ' .. '· • '• ' -* Bfmotte .... \ ' J,j R. feated. tile ·AIIIIIIII Brayea 3~ In ""' off lo a alow slllrt ' thla 'aea1011, zeroed In 011 - · recOrda WjKlneldl)'· • ·: hi heal tile Plttllilurtlll Plraloa 3.0 In tile ftrllt game of a -lobaodar. Tho l'!rates woa )he HCOIId game 3,1• . Flfllt Slralll¢ Sbltclut Glb- who )'lolcltd fOur hill enroute to Ida nlni!J 'rtell>ry, qatnllt ftve ~· Pitched !Iva .atrali!bt ~ and 48. COIIAcuttve · scorelou . ·.w.am. '• . . ,,.· ·, c' . a ;,.;, =~?:~!~~22ndAnnual Softball :~:E~·~~· Eckert Pleased ~·· P~ ~hera i.... ,ourney B·l"'th With Progress ~ Jlul:v l 'J I I Clevelaod (Tilat 11.$) at ~ton (Silopherii!M 1.$), 7:30 . '. Pitch (0114- gamei acheduied) ' • ! BERRY'S . j ', • >, I· ' , '' ' " '' ..,._lle .... ~- ·. ,.' . I Jlllanning Pienie PI'. PLEASANT ...; . .. ' Coulltl' y 011111 B4fllbUC111: Club wiU h... a pladc 011 Sot111'1111. JIIDe 29, ot 6 p.m. at '• Krodel Park Ia POint Fleaunt' Ia COII)mdkll will! tile IDitol1at1011 of tile 1968-49 olllcero. Welt Vir&llda YOUIII RoplbIJCIII Slate Pred- W!UIIm Dullfel wiU coaduct lbo lalltol . ' l. .. ' ·This One ,· Sl t . Republieaas FUel"· 6 ' ~r Seventh Day Advent School, Academia Ohio Northam University Library, Ada Amherst Junior High, Amherst Ashland College Field House, Ashland Ashland College Physical Education, Ashland Athens High School, Athens E.H.O.V.E. Vocational School, Avery Bay Village High School, Bay Village Baldw\n '1,'~1·~~ HeaJ~h, 9.~~~r,,6er!a ~ ..... .Berea Senior Hlgb, Berea ·.,.., · .. ... , ·Midpark Senior High, Berea · Roehm Junior High, Berea Cardington High School, Cardington ' Fairfield School, Columbiana Alexander Graham Bell, Columbus Beck Elementary, Columbus Buckeye Junior High, Columbus Deshler Elementary, Colu.mbus East High School (Vocational), Columbus East Main Elementary, Columbus Eastmoor Junior High, COlumbus John Burroughs Elementary, Columbus Koebel Elementary, Columbus Linden ·Elementary, Columbus Mayberry Elementary, Columbus ' . Mohler Elementary, Columbus Olentangy Eleme!Jiary: ,Columbus 6 Ohio Stata University Buildings, Columbus Ohio Elementary, Columbt,la Prairie_Norton ElementatY, Qolumbus Rjloaevelt Jijnior High,' Columbus Sauthmoor Elenientary, Columbus ~taw~l't ~VenUe ~l.ementary, Columbus , Welnl111d Patte·erementary; Columbus Whetatpne Junior tjlghl Columbus ' ·Windsor ~lementary, Columbus Cascade Eletilentary, Elyria Cres)WOQd1il,in.entarY School, Elyria Lorain Co.. sch;Ritar.ded Children, Elyria \ Midvlew Junior High, Elytla · Prospect Ell!mentary, Elyria ., Wlndsot. Eiementary, Elyria Si. Welndellne E-ntary, Fostoria fl, :1'1-.i! t.!lllea. 11"~!1 · w, ~ . are • ,. {;< ~ Is pregDIIII . ' '' • PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPlfAL ADYlTTED: WUIOII Tyler, Pt. ...... I(J prdoiel!J II ll1o 1qo CMia barrll>lo llbout It a o d Pltatllll; Mrs. A. L. Slenrt, .-mpd up ~oo from Ida av- Pt. I'IIUalll; Nrl. Gedfr'l!' Moore, -r1011; Mrs. Archil molbo~U~~ota Lo&ut. Vlaton;Nrt.Forrlllllar· .• 11i1r wllo WGIId fin mt a tlfe llf&VOI, Wilt CoiiUIIbla; Jlrs. abbrtfo!B, Holoo, I cao'l do U. Pd fool Donold llelatood. Soutbdclo; Nro. Jamaa K. llllao, Pt. P I lbaamdlrer. DJSCIIARGED: Nr1. Jack OU· llllko CJnJ ba)ofrloaol) woo'l tab vor, Jr., Galllpolla Fam; .Adillo tile._ bo& I hafoo'ltoldllll' ObltnPr, New Haven; Nra. Rl<h· flllkl J«, I am a 111 wltll • ard Colomu, ~ 0.; Mrs. for - ldlil'tlalowwbd.- WHAt Goorga Roprl, Pt. Pllliant. TO DO? I am .' ' ' :: • \'. Well, - · .. •• . , wiU be lllld tile older : ~ pta ::;,.. he 11 ID : ~; if :1'111 car.- before lalow bow to hlllllle feiiOwa, : · , - lOU re a - · Don't ldd JOUI'· : ...,, 'l'llare .,. • lot "' ~a •- . wi.o REFtlSE lo tab "No" tor • ' 1atlaD. : · • 111111W· (l,y lr7IDIID he 014 Slllmmlna flcllltlol allhopark 1 :;: :tiiO ~ ,...... - aort of In wiU bo available 1111111 8 p.m. : :~.. - - liWIII tllom a Drool wiU he caouol. : /'YIL - CONCERNED GIRL ·AU C&lldl-l, •ccoaallll and : ·!J1t1r llollll: unmccoaallll, of the prl. : TMre a .PliV and laak- IIWI' Iiiii lleplbllcana of &Uqes :; !ill lor a aoc1o. Pd .,..,. lUted are ~ IDYitad to ......_ • Jkplr, ., 1 didn't tile dU- Prlca· of ldndealoo Ia 0111 pat. :: flteaoO wbM DIY bo.Yirltnd gave : lit •'Dunclo.•• 1 1111 u . . . . - luck dllh of JOUt cbalca. - ,a. "'' International Tea 1o tou<h 1111, ,.Y •ID111t•lllllllf .• ' . : t:•~~~ .:,'1:t!,r"m.!. : l . 1' .# '• ' • ,..., PIIS loptber ellbllll48bl . · Iiiii I bmlll't toucbodUfiiOl'oneo, :; itctp for ~!eat..llduos. .. ' ,p.in., Galllpolla AU.- f~ p;m., ~l'omtrol YuQoi6 ' ya. ¥Jcldl9t Mota. '• .. , nlgbt wltll . . 8: 7 p.m.; Bidwoll Plr. jh,;_· lbllrll al 7·p.JD. ,I!Jid &lei V.L GolliPIU&IiellitOrl; 8:• the ....,.. at p.m. '!'he · 30 P.l"·· 1'1•. Pllaunt PeGploa , ,, toul'llllllelll will rw1 ~JuiT ·BalM va. Ill"":' Tlpra. • ii\.." Amoriclll League 29, barring 1111 J\'b' '' 7 p,'Jn,, Now Haven t, Pet. GB onaecoontofriliio, ',,· · R~·n.c.ttaP,VDJeSIU•;8;30 ~t. 46 26 •639 ... . BUI HuJi!lil'd · Ia .laurrw!>ent . p.m,';. ~ ~~· Add&~•- J«L J1a1t1m!>re · . 36 32 ,529 8 ~· The urnpireo tor ~ ~ e .llilY .10: 7' 1:'-liL~.· PI. !'leaunt ·.ttnwllid 39 35 .527 8 llllb· Burehett, Clfl', Ice I VlatonJlod. Jll~IKlta -34 33 .522 8lh Art Stobarf' ind Jlm -.er. dft; 8:® p,m,, lollddlepOrt Yan. ·-~ , •· ,, 34 34 .$14 9 . ~· wllllt!'•' ot the toUr- ~ n. Rlo., ~ande••, · ·,_ , .~ : .. 31_ ~ .46& 11 nament are: 1959 - 'Doc~• Fine ' · . ,. ton , Ss 35 .485 11 , •. . . , ~ Y!ll'k ,31 37 .456 13 · ' ·' Ci:hl~&BO . .• 30 38 .441 u . • Wflhll11ton · 26 41 .388 t71h ' . Wodneldl)''a Boaulll. . 18 OW Dill at Now York, p)ld. rain , , ·. · . :'s·lan¥1gs · ms:·~ BeiDg Planned : : lteldJ,etc. PI'. PLEASANT - The lila· : 1'lll DOl some ldncl of ...,are ':' - )Ill! a 17-fe&r.old llrl w h o ...., Coulli;)' Homomakora COUn· • IMrllod lhe hard - · I've had ell will apcinaor an IDtamllkon• ...... ..... ID1 obare of &111'1 out 11 Tea ,.. July 9 11 1 p.m. In tile .: tvr one 1IIJDs. I've even g o n • Courlbouae -a: ouclltorlum. Gloat ......,. tor tile alrolr ~ lllrauib drlllldng much loo ...ch will he Dr. lfatla C. ZOinftdoW '-' lblt ......,..,., wbon 11111 of tile cldldreo'l cllvlololl al La~ tiiO aer!1.,.. keep llldllng more kin Slote Hoapllal, a Ddlvo of u 1h• .....,. old IbiD&'' boreo GrMCO. . :1'111• Ill charlO of ll'J'IIIIOIII8!• are ( ..,.UII I bad tllere!!plld Nr1. Elmer N-ry. Mrs. 1111, of •lOY few piCIIIIo GUIIIclo ID1 ·.. onm crowd - and I wooldll't Fox, Mrs. W!UIIm I.onplaft lad . ~ THAT reopoctl !lire I was Nrl. IJoeridlll MCLorrto of lbo reo! _..,. - wltll ll1o wra>B lnlarnallonal rolallolll 0011111111..: people. too. Tho dfllr Ia to ll1o . . T!lln'I mot I bQio;- who pabllc. ....,..S DIY IIIII IDid me to liD aBOOd lDok ai1D7aelt. We'Ve Yonn<r ~· i ; "' ·' • : . . ~ ,' • . .. . ' . ' ,· n lllld you ' ~· •, -""' It Ill II. If yaa -~ wllh jullt ~ wflb. --~ IVr them, tb• ~ •< .. ',• . I aMf'n fiiiiDI~for for - ldasllll-· • • : ~ , ~..w~ p~tc(.l /ihl!ie~~ i~Nij!•• ~~ .- ~ ...~· hllta- ,1!1 heal the SonFI'IIIcll\'0 ijn!ilee llefore tile _ GI,anto ruiD!ill lionuleJ' tlalle.. ~ ·~, ; Glanta 2,1 {or lbo·200tll tl~ ~~~, ,. ~ iDd ~ 011 1iho . ~ 'Jm... of of. hla ~r IOIIUO.caroe,r.. . ~~~~ ·' JJ~tn .· !luwW• lbutout reUot, ·~~ved ctodlt . The . l'llllldel!lllla Pf>tJUeo ,~ on., ~· .had. ~~ ~ .rqr 'IIIII.Vl,cton'· · . , . Don y.., told 1 ~.old girl she .... .... - t o Jllllko.(JU\. lfeel Qdt J( a &lrl lllld ~ of 1111)1 . . . ue Dllbln -.11 ID reoll,ybave ·: . ~ ·~ldole Jilt~ 'llo\JIE.Our BAN Dear Hoi..: ,~,................. oil, ' .Run.s .:$ ting l:o 4tl , ;YOIJ1i! AIIKED !OR m. , · ' '!'lib,: ~""'Ii for )'Oii!II,Jll, ' . ··~ '4 , .J.~-~-.u . s:;.-· Su....!,;., ,::;-r'EN!~~ vr ..,..,_ Ex<lept Tue.,~ ·. Jlalone.r received oredlt lor iii& eishthwln. · , nave Gluall pitched 110-1111 heU after DOll Kessinger and GJ.., Beckert started ibe game wllh alngleo 1o w1n ldollflb game for tile Aatroa. Jim w111D homered for the Aatroa' ilrst nm In tho Thurs.. Frf. MASON --illu.l. . · _,....., CBI1It ;•:eoo:'ld!!lnolrig:;:llld::::Giiuetl~dlll!l~;edj~=~~~~·=~ liiASQtl, w. VA. home the other nm lri 1hellflb. for /· V•c•tlon Appertl For Leisure Uvlngl July 4th Holidly Coming Up! Sport &Dress Shirts by Arm KNIT SHIRTS COtton. Deeton and Banlon. '1\utle ODd mock turtle neck aod crew otylea. Solids, strlpoa. from 2.50 BERMUDA SHORTS - plalth, chocb. aoll*. Eaay ..,. , . . _ en! pnu. DRESS SLACKS - for lhM .,._ up OCCIIIon. By JIIYftllr end H._ .. ~~=~ ,~ ,~tfOft.l.95 . . ' "' VACATION SPECLW SUMMER SUITS . By Stylemart, Middisbade 6: Brookfield) SUit Discount - DOWNIE· GROSS THE MEN'S sTORE 0 THE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, OHIO GET A SIX-PACK OR TWO Join the Enjoyers �. • ' '~ r:l\nil~:· .. \,, ' . ·~· •Us.~•~rHelen aorr., . I ' ditll' Jii:Olllama ond, pleaa·. !Ina. tiielr trW~~•• lllld Aa 'illlll !llt relit of Helen Help USI, li ....-... 111111!11 but tmll't ' ... l lllrloul Qleslion w11h & brulllt4' Send~ tetriaae quootlolll to ·YOUTII ASKED FOR rr, care of lloiMI Help US! this new_.. tSJE'S PUI' our AT run. b, , ji!f!l>~i!••··; . • m- . "" " , , ', " ..' ' .' un woilllnllo 10 fu111or. ,' llli!-13 and 11\f friends .,.. I foal we are lllllure -.11 1o llllow ,.... ond where lo Jlllke-aJI and wbMI lo llop, 1• part of II'OWinl up, lllld very ilamnJ,- A.G.J. Dear A: PU lot one of DIY older correllpCIIIdeiU onawer 100: lltor He!.,: noel .,m tor lheea 12- and 11-ftor-<Jido wbo think tlliQ''re old _.p for more maturolldDgs, ... tlatln& 1118klng.out, BOiJ>g ;. boo hi : - tried A1;-L I Clll ... ,........ 1 ..~ •• ". ' > ·~·' ·~ ·:·1 • ' ' J . ' ' •' ~i.~ • ' ' fJ • ' ·~ t .' , . ' ' ' I ' ' -., 'iiio MaJ. ' '•' ' '' ... ' ( -·llll ... .,.) ( ' ,, ' of ' . ·' ' ' ' . ... " ' ' • ,, ' ' ' ' .. <AU Tlme•ED'l'l CBoawoU 13-6) at .. Baltimore (Hatdln ~. 8 p.m. j '' •• 11 lrilllago, the Clnclnnall beat the New Yorl< .Meta ~-'aDd lbl ,lloulloll AlltrOa tos>peil the cbl....,. CUba 2,·1, lri otllor old , fee~. 1111,)' be · books .l>J Bob lbln 30 daJa. , ' · · · , · . Deyadole brok• .j ·6~ oil! record held bY Doc Wblte ...,... Nalklllal I:.eiiui aames., ' In lite American LlaiiiO. lbl Balt!Diore Oriole• cloWned the l!OIItOII ·!led Sox 6..2, lbl WUblnalool Senatoi-a wblllllld IM Indiana I-ll ODd Uio Oaldand Aibletlcs ~tile CalllOmla All&ila ~Glb.,.. -led .lri tho fourth llliW1e And ilcored,lbo ~U'dlnala' leOoDd r111 <in a double l!l' Lou Bloek. Mal1l! Alou'a l>io....,, aCQiiDC ""-''!"led Ulo Pirates hiJl!tcbedblsabftiJ,~In, ~ row 011 JIIDe t aDd ~ohi!IOII 5t-year old tu~IHcl ~ ~~fei' C::lov~ wheo lie. • , 111,1 ~ of tCiOtelen..,;.ipp IQ 58 2-3,.. JIIDe f. ·, ..' :.: ·• · Tho Loa A!iPJosllociPr ~ , hod nerjr rlaltl 1D 1111\!!1' bUb recOrda would Ia~ a ~ <,.: a century but; - bOIIi "'" lri ~- IIIII ,... DIIJ. \>" 'eQIIlled next ldollda¥, ,,.g., In tile JQII!eap. . Glb1011 faces q.e llodaeJ:~IDd •· · . MASON - Tho 22od Bl1lllei 773-5121 or 675-3096 or a lOtter p.m. Bond Sollball Tournaalel1t wiU or card m111 he tddreaHd to We(Only- ·~l!eduleci> be bold a1 Baehi.J Field In )Ia. bunalll&bScbool, ){.IIOII,W.Va. , Frldt.Y'a ~· 1011 .........,. Jui1 8 and contln- , r.nu,. foa In th.e toumamlllit ,Cillc&BO at Dil , trola, 2, twi-""""' uln& lhri!U8b , ···•· 17. . will he $25, plua 46 lor .team.l Calif at Waa~· 2, twl-1111b;-'" ' 'l'oarllamelii~elala aald ~ . lbat are DOl oll'!!"'f · foU!i!oiOI& at Battlmore, nlgbt clue to ihe clocllnO ot fut-pltch bJ the Weal V~ilida ~ !Jtkllllll at N"" . YOI'k, nl!lhl teama In the area; the Softball ComlnlaaiOII.. ,The 1111<; Clenlond "'· Hoaton, nl&bt meat tlda .year wiU he llrlctl,y a llonlnl loa elthot con 110 1Umed aaoctloned ''IIGW-illt<ll" ~double- In ID Barne!te or lllllled to Mol· . Nalloaol Lequo . oiiDIJnat!oD evllll wllh 16 touna vlo Sllllllt, 501 Elllillt - jlt.1 Parkst. I.ouk, :·-. 45 28 .616 ... <OIIIIIetiDIorlbul'g. Sn!itl! 11.. . . arnateur Sal) Fre~~eiaco 39 , 84 .534 u ao!lllo1l COIIIllll~l!'. ·34 .521 7 Tho · ~ orllinaled In •, T8aml ....rlni the ,,.,_ , "~ , _508 8 mOIIIOl'J or L. c. Roulh, .w111 11e 1111a _, .... w111 be ,.~ 20, .t f' ..100 8lh beaded lit Wlhoma Coaoh Gromt memlier rosterl aqt ,lndiVIMI 36 .493 9 lild teama wlllhlnl· to lrq)bleo will bt_,pfe- lbl 36 .486 9'.1 """"' are .til .COII!act Bamo!ll ciiBmpllln and runner.ow 14J1ad8. ,36 ,47~ 10 "· o/'"'Jaltr~JIIb'~-~ Thoreal"'wlll)le.lj'qllllea · ~0 .4311! ;~tl8 ""'! he r.eaebed bJ )lhorie It for lite first two lllln•· = wuma· ,., . $ . c .. - ., '' ' .: • "• ~· ' • -.. • "' ·r;o'-' :,, .• , MI:Guffey Ele!IISntary, Sprl~~~eld , · snyder Park Elementary, Springlleld Washington Elementary, Springfield Holy Trinity Schopl, Somerset Cook Elelrientary, Stiong~vllie , Strongavili!l.Senior High, Strongsvlllt Sullivan Elementary, Sullivan . Franklin, S~mmiiYille Whitalord; Sylvania Thornville Eiementary, ThOII!Ville St. Francia, Tiffin CrotiiJ&Ia!l, Tole~o Gial)n, Tolello ' . flawkine; Toiedo Hlllvle~; Toledo Marlin, Toledo Raymer; 'foli!f!O RoHry Cathedral, Toledo ~yder, Toledo • Uttca El!'mentllry, Utica ., Vermillion Hlgfi ScJ:!ool, Vermllllcin . South School, Wellston · . ', . ,, H~ber f\ldge Eierj)en~ry, Weiterville Weate~l)le Elemeotalt, westerville. ni&lot 7 New 2 ' · . , lo•••· - .'!::e~O: :0 .,.... , BaJJ Game. ,' ·, UJ , ,_ · , ' , t \ J · · • =Logan following ! .. ' ., . •' . " , • . Pair! • · P.ln. ';!~/ '.!' .. . · '.~ l~·~·····.,c.., . ""l_,.,;,) ';_·.-~~, ' · ~· have been lllii!J\IIlCOd for die 1968 El&hlll Dlatrlet American . Lesion ~ent In Athena July 2().21-27 llli 28 (the , .: ~ ~~~ (Sinpr 6-7) at latter date only If ~ceaearr). Four teams wiU c""''ote. ' 8aa ' Frencllco ~ehol lt-Z) The tournament wiU .·<ven wltll a pair of 1' 30 p.m. a'me• on .: 4 July 20 .. Athena wiU meal ·!delia at the eOUJIQI &li-grouodollold ! ·cqnty P.DIII acbodulocD tacklea Lancaster at tile Ohio Univeralfl varalcy dla· ~~ GilDea Tho two w1 Sl- Loo!lt II Chicqo dllm mora wiU elaoh at 1:30 p.m. SUndly 011 the 911'alcy :tJJ!Oinnlu al lien Frellclaco ~~~- tile h!o loaaro are moadl111 It tho - . lime at · rilllbu,rgh 11 PiiDa nl&bt tile _,.. ....... (wtdl the looor of the Iotter game elllnlMtocD.. ·New York it H~ion, nlgbt br Tho Saturday, June 27, tha winner of die lolor'a At1apj'a at Loa Alwtloa, Dl&bt 1ekot game will claah wllh ll1o 1ooer of ·the wiiUO!r'a brocket :· . game in a I p,m. game (with ,the loaor helag elimlnllocD 011 the varalcy neld. · . · ,, , . Lequo Slapdlnp That game wiU be P."i-t of 1,- 0 • header. The ....n.i gllila United Pr'ea1 1Jterlllllonal will match 1hi winner of the 1 p.m. PJilO (wblch wiU have 0111 1011 ' : · W L Pet. GB Ia tho 'toUrney) agalaallbl unboalin team from lite wtnner'i brae38 2lj .SAt.••• ut. • . · 32 29 .625 3 A ~ "ehlmpl~hi,p" aame, needed onb' if tile loaor;a 29 .108 f brlcut te1m w1na 111o aecood aame 011 Slturd&J, wiU be played ~- ~ .1100 41fz SUndo,y, olao at U.e varalt,y !leld. $~ 33 •.~~ & At alljco Ia tile toumamset Ia a borih lri lhlotate Amerlcen 82. , ~· ,fU iP,h Lealoil ~ •¥eJi WI!!;o;10n ·Ia _ . , 011 Aur- !2. Four• 15 7 let!• dlijiiol """"•' trvm ~ the 'w!U parll-'""•·• 2l) 34 ,, :t8e' 7 .,. 'In lbt· w.j~ ~nt. · . ·' ·· ·' ,....,. ROolilll ' · 4 Lolda'dlle 0 (1'11) GAME DATE . TIME PLACE TEAMS llcldtvWe 2 (2M, .1 ''7..!!0, 1o~O Fttr. Athobavs. Vtlct , ,. , ••., ,· ~ 7..!!0, · 1:30 . var . . I..ogauvs. ·Co~Umll.l ... ~ • l"!' 3 ~-.,1 t.• ,.,, r-:~ . • F)lr. , ~~~~,.(l.lva.l.iooerNo.2 . ' .. . · • r;T,.l,· '(,U•' WIINr No. I 'l8. No. 2 . a '•>. T..rt, : , · var. · No 3 "'· !Iii. 4 ·'P.m.·. ,,. Worthington 'ElementarY,; WOrthlngion troOkiV,ili~ HlgWSc~.~t®klvllle · GarfltiliHZane.V' Iil!l ' ':,:. "'1f. ·:. • : '· ':' · · ·- . ~ ~ ~ -~ ·~i-ovar ti&Vei~nd Junior High·· $>cliooOf; ;t«<ll..,lllt · Lfncoln,za~u~-'· ', .' ·• . ,'·• ~~-. P.leaeantGr~,Zl~vllle . . . ,'~ ',' ~~It Jl!rilor HI~"~~~; ;, ...::ll.,' · .• ,.,., ,''"'·"~~· V ,,(• ..,..~~~"· ' 5-7) ll Now York (Frlaolla 1-3> ll &uoton (Lemolltor 7-8) 8.30 ~as,aett·Roa~ Ele~enta'ry, Weafta~ n ~=,'P.t:!~a 1,; •,.. 11 _., <\" ' ,I (·'r ; ao . ao •ta• ,,u tuo:aato'r: ' . .,.., ,..,,_. .. Vor. ·· · No. • *- 4 .•j hive 110118 durlDg a joint Natlonll 1od Amerlcao League meeting, July 10, In Houston, Tex. Had Trouble With Control WeegameTueldl)'ai~Run. I U.S., SOV!ETS EVEN Pitcbers on both teams had dlfMOSCOW (UP!).. A touring !lculcy finding die plate, which U~toll State• boskell>oll team IIU\l' be the underBIAtemenl of waa< beaten by tho Russian 1968 National CIIG 91".33 W'Oclneodi.V. c;:r, Brownin& ' and B. Tho Americans now arc H ,.n · s;ui ' i!a\te ;rio n · ' a, hit one Uloir' Soviet unt ... tour, halllng. b - . ODd were qed for 13 won in ldinak 8t-?8. ldts while working tor the Reellogs. SCIOTO RESULTS Smith, tile Angela pitcher, farCOLU!dBUS (UPI) ~ Freneh- ed Uttle bolter, allowinll 24 free ie, OWI!Od by 1111 French, Wash- trlpi; hitting tl!ree batten ODd Ington Coon Houae, OQialed Ida permitting tbroa hits. He ltruek best Ume of the year In 2:02 out 15 whUe the opp>allion fan. 4-S ID win the $1,200 condition ned nlgbt. pace before a crowd of 4,150 !lilting for the Redlega were al Scioto Downs last night. D. Browning, a double; Taylor, '!'flo alx-year.old bay goldlng a double, and G. Browning, a poal8d Ida fourth victory ollbl alasJe. For lbl Angela, Smltll year to upset pre-race favorite had a triple, double ODd afnslo; Dr. Mabredbytwolenilhs.cldre Mlteh, a - l e ODd single; Cooch La11, In tbltd poallloll lbl en- three alnglea, RidgWay two slnlire mue, ftniahcd third. ·a~ei, and WllillmiiM ODd HarFronchle pald$13.80, $5.40and ris, each a single. $UO. Dr. ldabred roturnod $f.. 80 ODd $3.30, while Clolre Lua paiGP-80. -r;c:• to aet .a tnajor 'Then,' tile bubble hurst, as It Inevitably had to, and the man they caU "Bill D'' came bock to ~;,.. that the record Is out of the wQ," said Don, &hartly orter aufferlng his llrstloos in nearl,y 1 month, "AU 1 want to win to 10 games II> reach 200 _.. He wu talldng about 200 c..-eor victories, a plateau heretofore reached by 62 pitchers. "H I gel there," said Dryadale, ,.1,0 .be llllisllld.., DOll got lbore on Wodneldl)' ellernoon, .In wlodowepl Caodleallek Park, and lor a while II &lADled be Dligbt reaii.Y put ttosling "" die cau bJ clolrig it wltll a n<>-hlttor. · lleyadole, no\w lo Ida '13111 bill lieguo Hilton and aU wlih the ' Doqera, wu lull !ooir outt 1- Irani I lll>lllllllr· 1rhen "This may oouod surprlaine. but I wasn't concerned with the oo-lrlttor aa I was with wlivdng 1he game. Hock. whet' a a 2-0 load . 1111l'WIY agalnat 1 te&DI with the billers the Glanta lave. I walltoll lhat, vlctory monlhlll mild. outlloldor Dave ·ldlfal!lll ,11!1 llo-loltter." came ott lbl cbench,lri,tbo eighth , Whai ·Ue& llhtad thiB seosoo to 'Uno I ' ~llltllo to center, . . 110! · diat Dcin i.a tuck~ IWIY Tho bl"" DOl only ~tho Ida 20011! cuRr vietory. DD-IIIIIor· ltoit a~ Sln 'Fren"I rOauy don't llllow" he ciaeo'a .o illtl'lllln a-2-f lose. aald, "but 11' WGuid he to 1 ,.He hit ~&al4 ..win 20" "It . That souoda Uke a preiiY , fad a!liy. DIOI!~at ....... BOlL .d.o . . . . . . .~!!\!111._..,_ the council. 11 League rOJifOSOnlatives will act on the council reC01hJnellda.. alft)ls advocated The Angela defeated a.e Redtwo leaguoa move lop 21-15 In a high scoring Pee 1 · -h d ' , oc e ules Announced .=·.:~::!,"B baseblllpublie/' sal d.Eckerto that tbe loplblr o string of six abutoull aod 58 2-3 innings of Q the PI'Oireu" made Wedneaday rcc...mended that the Natloaol League adqlt dlvislMol play next aeooon 1nd tho American League retain Its !62pme achcdule. The National League had previously announced that it wlli play •• a full 12-team league In 1969 while tho American League eald It wiU break· iu turns into two sllOtel.m ell vioion. with a lS~e schedule. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)- For a wbUo thoro everyone waa be&lnni,.. to tldok Don DrY.dole (Jarvia 7~, 8 p.m. ~ •,' . . ~ nl&bl Oillort . Glb1011 Advandril · GlbDI has pitched alx81tut· outs ODd ~ed a 1.15 earned nm averqe thla 10&1011 whUe Drylllale his pitched ....., , . _ . <Uid ·baa a 1.21 ERA. Jllall Marlc!W of 11>o Glll!t•, whil ltada tl!o l...,o wltll 1t vlctorloa, rarl<$ 41st ID ERA wlllt ~.411. . cli,y DolryDiple 100! off tile 11th 'lmllig wltll a doubl• and scored the wtm1ng fWI' for the &loner Wllillm D. Eckert said toda.Y ll)at be II "pleased widl cil __"'""-.a""""-- ~10!11' Perez' tl!r!N!'""''' Ir!P.!e.' w~ ODd ~ ~ by Deyadol,e: ljl8hl~ . a four...., tl(lb Woa .ParMI' ~ed {mnie 0111 lm!qJ wbleb gave the Rldsa !1at the I!OdPrl' .riinl In ll1o i 101111 1!k1 ~hold 011 for the seventh JDd oc01'ed llt~ ,CJ!bt!~· '"' 'WID cloapite a a.ree-:"1". ~ a ·llolclor'a dlolc~ by o/J~O. limine rally by lbl Mots; Jlm when baaeblll'a executl:ve coun- "Sueh a step boa been !akin by ' Sandualiy Co. VQCIIIional School, Fremont st.'Joasph School, Gallon Green Township School, Gallapolis Green Spriogs Elementary, Green Springs Asbury Elementary #3, Groveport • Bowling Green Firelands Branch, Huron Lincoln Elementary School, Lorain Brinkerhoff Elementary, Mansflelf;l Johnny Appleseed, Mansfield JOhn Sherman, Mansfield Mall$field Senior High, Mansfield Rebecca Grubaugh, Mansfield o,s~u. Marion Branch, Marion . Pleasant Elementai'y'SchoOi,'Marion Martina Fei,Y Hlgh.Schooi;Mal11na Fer.Y Brunswick High School, Medina . Sidney Fenn School, Medina Millersport High, Millersport North Mt. Hope, Mt. Hope ·. !1\)0sevelt juni.or Hlgh, Newark . Newcpmerstown High School; NewcOIIlerltown : SI;.Aioylalua; New Lexington . . · ~~~'Oo!l ~lementary,Oberlln ,I , ~:,Pieiaa?t;.O&ernn ~ Prciepi!_ct, Qbe~in · Wiitwood, Qberlin: . . dfmMed·Falla se~l\)r High SChool; Olmsted Falla l'l.•mmallikJoldEieinentary, Palma "" Incarnate W9rd Academy, Par~. Heights · R~~k linf Eleinei!!ary, RociCHiif · Rock Hill HighSChool, RockHill · .• Ei1-..ao~ld!l High ~ool. Sheffield La~ I •ll!il•· ond. ,l'lr!l ~ ~~, a rellllll of ~ rorword jointly ODd preoent a united effort with a 00111111011 elm-what Ia best for tho NEW YORK (UP!)- Commi,. Drysdale . Wm" 8 200th . . 41 .428 1r' , , '· ' .. '· • '• ' -* Bfmotte .... \ ' J,j R. feated. tile ·AIIIIIIII Brayea 3~ In ""' off lo a alow slllrt ' thla 'aea1011, zeroed In 011 - · recOrda WjKlneldl)'· • ·: hi heal tile Plttllilurtlll Plraloa 3.0 In tile ftrllt game of a -lobaodar. Tho l'!rates woa )he HCOIId game 3,1• . Flfllt Slralll¢ Sbltclut Glb- who )'lolcltd fOur hill enroute to Ida nlni!J 'rtell>ry, qatnllt ftve ~· Pitched !Iva .atrali!bt ~ and 48. COIIAcuttve · scorelou . ·.w.am. '• . . ,,.· ·, c' . a ;,.;, =~?:~!~~22ndAnnual Softball :~:E~·~~· Eckert Pleased ~·· P~ ~hera i.... ,ourney B·l"'th With Progress ~ Jlul:v l 'J I I Clevelaod (Tilat 11.$) at ~ton (Silopherii!M 1.$), 7:30 . '. Pitch (0114- gamei acheduied) ' • ! BERRY'S . j ', • >, I· ' , '' ' " '' ..,._lle .... ~- ·. ,.' . I Jlllanning Pienie PI'. PLEASANT ...; . .. ' Coulltl' y 011111 B4fllbUC111: Club wiU h... a pladc 011 Sot111'1111. JIIDe 29, ot 6 p.m. at '• Krodel Park Ia POint Fleaunt' Ia COII)mdkll will! tile IDitol1at1011 of tile 1968-49 olllcero. Welt Vir&llda YOUIII RoplbIJCIII Slate Pred- W!UIIm Dullfel wiU coaduct lbo lalltol . ' l. .. ' ·This One ,· Sl t . Republieaas FUel"· 6 ' ~r Seventh Day Advent School, Academia Ohio Northam University Library, Ada Amherst Junior High, Amherst Ashland College Field House, Ashland Ashland College Physical Education, Ashland Athens High School, Athens E.H.O.V.E. Vocational School, Avery Bay Village High School, Bay Village Baldw\n '1,'~1·~~ HeaJ~h, 9.~~~r,,6er!a ~ ..... .Berea Senior Hlgb, Berea ·.,.., · .. ... , ·Midpark Senior High, Berea · Roehm Junior High, Berea Cardington High School, Cardington ' Fairfield School, Columbiana Alexander Graham Bell, Columbus Beck Elementary, Columbus Buckeye Junior High, Columbus Deshler Elementary, Colu.mbus East High School (Vocational), Columbus East Main Elementary, Columbus Eastmoor Junior High, COlumbus John Burroughs Elementary, Columbus Koebel Elementary, Columbus Linden ·Elementary, Columbus Mayberry Elementary, Columbus ' . Mohler Elementary, Columbus Olentangy Eleme!Jiary: ,Columbus 6 Ohio Stata University Buildings, Columbus Ohio Elementary, Columbt,la Prairie_Norton ElementatY, Qolumbus Rjloaevelt Jijnior High,' Columbus Sauthmoor Elenientary, Columbus ~taw~l't ~VenUe ~l.ementary, Columbus , Welnl111d Patte·erementary; Columbus Whetatpne Junior tjlghl Columbus ' ·Windsor ~lementary, Columbus Cascade Eletilentary, Elyria Cres)WOQd1il,in.entarY School, Elyria Lorain Co.. sch;Ritar.ded Children, Elyria \ Midvlew Junior High, Elytla · Prospect Ell!mentary, Elyria ., Wlndsot. Eiementary, Elyria Si. Welndellne E-ntary, Fostoria fl, :1'1-.i! t.!lllea. 11"~!1 · w, ~ . are • ,. {;< ~ Is pregDIIII . ' '' • PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPlfAL ADYlTTED: WUIOII Tyler, Pt. ...... I(J prdoiel!J II ll1o 1qo CMia barrll>lo llbout It a o d Pltatllll; Mrs. A. L. Slenrt, .-mpd up ~oo from Ida av- Pt. I'IIUalll; Nrl. Gedfr'l!' Moore, -r1011; Mrs. Archil molbo~U~~ota Lo&ut. Vlaton;Nrt.Forrlllllar· .• 11i1r wllo WGIId fin mt a tlfe llf&VOI, Wilt CoiiUIIbla; Jlrs. abbrtfo!B, Holoo, I cao'l do U. Pd fool Donold llelatood. Soutbdclo; Nro. Jamaa K. llllao, Pt. P I lbaamdlrer. DJSCIIARGED: Nr1. Jack OU· llllko CJnJ ba)ofrloaol) woo'l tab vor, Jr., Galllpolla Fam; .Adillo tile._ bo& I hafoo'ltoldllll' ObltnPr, New Haven; Nra. Rl<h· flllkl J«, I am a 111 wltll • ard Colomu, ~ 0.; Mrs. for - ldlil'tlalowwbd.- WHAt Goorga Roprl, Pt. Pllliant. TO DO? I am .' ' ' :: • \'. Well, - · .. •• . , wiU be lllld tile older : ~ pta ::;,.. he 11 ID : ~; if :1'111 car.- before lalow bow to hlllllle feiiOwa, : · , - lOU re a - · Don't ldd JOUI'· : ...,, 'l'llare .,. • lot "' ~a •- . wi.o REFtlSE lo tab "No" tor • ' 1atlaD. : · • 111111W· (l,y lr7IDIID he 014 Slllmmlna flcllltlol allhopark 1 :;: :tiiO ~ ,...... - aort of In wiU bo available 1111111 8 p.m. : :~.. - - liWIII tllom a Drool wiU he caouol. : /'YIL - CONCERNED GIRL ·AU C&lldl-l, •ccoaallll and : ·!J1t1r llollll: unmccoaallll, of the prl. : TMre a .PliV and laak- IIWI' Iiiii lleplbllcana of &Uqes :; !ill lor a aoc1o. Pd .,..,. lUted are ~ IDYitad to ......_ • Jkplr, ., 1 didn't tile dU- Prlca· of ldndealoo Ia 0111 pat. :: flteaoO wbM DIY bo.Yirltnd gave : lit •'Dunclo.•• 1 1111 u . . . . - luck dllh of JOUt cbalca. - ,a. "'' International Tea 1o tou<h 1111, ,.Y •ID111t•lllllllf .• ' . : t:•~~~ .:,'1:t!,r"m.!. : l . 1' .# '• ' • ,..., PIIS loptber ellbllll48bl . · Iiiii I bmlll't toucbodUfiiOl'oneo, :; itctp for ~!eat..llduos. .. ' ,p.in., Galllpolla AU.- f~ p;m., ~l'omtrol YuQoi6 ' ya. ¥Jcldl9t Mota. '• .. , nlgbt wltll . . 8: 7 p.m.; Bidwoll Plr. jh,;_· lbllrll al 7·p.JD. ,I!Jid &lei V.L GolliPIU&IiellitOrl; 8:• the ....,.. at p.m. '!'he · 30 P.l"·· 1'1•. Pllaunt PeGploa , ,, toul'llllllelll will rw1 ~JuiT ·BalM va. Ill"":' Tlpra. • ii\.." Amoriclll League 29, barring 1111 J\'b' '' 7 p,'Jn,, Now Haven t, Pet. GB onaecoontofriliio, ',,· · R~·n.c.ttaP,VDJeSIU•;8;30 ~t. 46 26 •639 ... . BUI HuJi!lil'd · Ia .laurrw!>ent . p.m,';. ~ ~~· Add&~•- J«L J1a1t1m!>re · . 36 32 ,529 8 ~· The urnpireo tor ~ ~ e .llilY .10: 7' 1:'-liL~.· PI. !'leaunt ·.ttnwllid 39 35 .527 8 llllb· Burehett, Clfl', Ice I VlatonJlod. Jll~IKlta -34 33 .522 8lh Art Stobarf' ind Jlm -.er. dft; 8:® p,m,, lollddlepOrt Yan. ·-~ , •· ,, 34 34 .$14 9 . ~· wllllt!'•' ot the toUr- ~ n. Rlo., ~ande••, · ·,_ , .~ : .. 31_ ~ .46& 11 nament are: 1959 - 'Doc~• Fine ' · . ,. ton , Ss 35 .485 11 , •. . . , ~ Y!ll'k ,31 37 .456 13 · ' ·' Ci:hl~&BO . .• 30 38 .441 u . • Wflhll11ton · 26 41 .388 t71h ' . Wodneldl)''a Boaulll. . 18 OW Dill at Now York, p)ld. rain , , ·. · . :'s·lan¥1gs · ms:·~ BeiDg Planned : : lteldJ,etc. PI'. PLEASANT - The lila· : 1'lll DOl some ldncl of ...,are ':' - )Ill! a 17-fe&r.old llrl w h o ...., Coulli;)' Homomakora COUn· • IMrllod lhe hard - · I've had ell will apcinaor an IDtamllkon• ...... ..... ID1 obare of &111'1 out 11 Tea ,.. July 9 11 1 p.m. In tile .: tvr one 1IIJDs. I've even g o n • Courlbouae -a: ouclltorlum. Gloat ......,. tor tile alrolr ~ lllrauib drlllldng much loo ...ch will he Dr. lfatla C. ZOinftdoW '-' lblt ......,..,., wbon 11111 of tile cldldreo'l cllvlololl al La~ tiiO aer!1.,.. keep llldllng more kin Slote Hoapllal, a Ddlvo of u 1h• .....,. old IbiD&'' boreo GrMCO. . :1'111• Ill charlO of ll'J'IIIIOIII8!• are ( ..,.UII I bad tllere!!plld Nr1. Elmer N-ry. Mrs. 1111, of •lOY few piCIIIIo GUIIIclo ID1 ·.. onm crowd - and I wooldll't Fox, Mrs. W!UIIm I.onplaft lad . ~ THAT reopoctl !lire I was Nrl. IJoeridlll MCLorrto of lbo reo! _..,. - wltll ll1o wra>B lnlarnallonal rolallolll 0011111111..: people. too. Tho dfllr Ia to ll1o . . T!lln'I mot I bQio;- who pabllc. ....,..S DIY IIIII IDid me to liD aBOOd lDok ai1D7aelt. We'Ve Yonn<r ~· i ; "' ·' • : . . ~ ,' • . .. . ' . ' ,· n lllld you ' ~· •, -""' It Ill II. If yaa -~ wllh jullt ~ wflb. --~ IVr them, tb• ~ •< .. ',• . I aMf'n fiiiiDI~for for - ldasllll-· • • : ~ , ~..w~ p~tc(.l /ihl!ie~~ i~Nij!•• ~~ .- ~ ...~· hllta- ,1!1 heal the SonFI'IIIcll\'0 ijn!ilee llefore tile _ GI,anto ruiD!ill lionuleJ' tlalle.. ~ ·~, ; Glanta 2,1 {or lbo·200tll tl~ ~~~, ,. ~ iDd ~ 011 1iho . ~ 'Jm... of of. hla ~r IOIIUO.caroe,r.. . ~~~~ ·' JJ~tn .· !luwW• lbutout reUot, ·~~ved ctodlt . The . l'llllldel!lllla Pf>tJUeo ,~ on., ~· .had. ~~ ~ .rqr 'IIIII.Vl,cton'· · . , . Don y.., told 1 ~.old girl she .... .... - t o Jllllko.(JU\. lfeel Qdt J( a &lrl lllld ~ of 1111)1 . . . ue Dllbln -.11 ID reoll,ybave ·: . ~ ·~ldole Jilt~ 'llo\JIE.Our BAN Dear Hoi..: ,~,................. oil, ' .Run.s .:$ ting l:o 4tl , ;YOIJ1i! AIIKED !OR m. , · ' '!'lib,: ~""'Ii for )'Oii!II,Jll, ' . ··~ '4 , .J.~-~-.u . s:;.-· Su....!,;., ,::;-r'EN!~~ vr ..,..,_ Ex<lept Tue.,~ ·. Jlalone.r received oredlt lor iii& eishthwln. · , nave Gluall pitched 110-1111 heU after DOll Kessinger and GJ.., Beckert started ibe game wllh alngleo 1o w1n ldollflb game for tile Aatroa. Jim w111D homered for the Aatroa' ilrst nm In tho Thurs.. Frf. MASON --illu.l. . · _,....., CBI1It ;•:eoo:'ld!!lnolrig:;:llld::::Giiuetl~dlll!l~;edj~=~~~~·=~ liiASQtl, w. VA. home the other nm lri 1hellflb. for /· V•c•tlon Appertl For Leisure Uvlngl July 4th Holidly Coming Up! Sport &Dress Shirts by Arm KNIT SHIRTS COtton. Deeton and Banlon. '1\utle ODd mock turtle neck aod crew otylea. Solids, strlpoa. from 2.50 BERMUDA SHORTS - plalth, chocb. aoll*. Eaay ..,. , . . _ en! pnu. DRESS SLACKS - for lhM .,._ up OCCIIIon. By JIIYftllr end H._ .. ~~=~ ,~ ,~tfOft.l.95 . . ' "' VACATION SPECLW SUMMER SUITS . By Stylemart, Middisbade 6: Brookfield) SUit Discount - DOWNIE· GROSS THE MEN'S sTORE 0 THE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, OHIO GET A SIX-PACK OR TWO Join the Enjoyers �''''6. ~f.t~r· 2 1 cotUMaos (lJ!>n ;,. J! : 1n Rest .,\jl\e~·J: ~~l• ~~~L ,) ' ~~· ::~:f~~J~i~f.~~~' .,;,.IJ'!~-~·~ woetu11.Y taeklfti. , K.. ,Lar11011 ·11 'ol- tO man ond pme In a - l e d Utree- lhllltiOnlll'!'l*i tile paieftt'PIII'' 11le ·h~lng·' slot. IDojlsht ~It !fe•·rl_e•:t Pille conteSt at Jet ~m be- burlh ·1'\rll<!• ,.ealled,.!liori!il!!i>•. t~~e eellar~1111!8 Cbl,ri, LOrtween ColiUIJb!ts and Ute lb'r•· Freddie .~ ii•ttell~ )W:Ji. '· sen ""' gtvl!i 'PI' 16 J'l!ll•1'ild 19 natier, poatpcnod ,...__ until tmipt U.o ..t. _. ~ Pr,.cu~t• earner (II Innings) euse Chiefs. · er Dod< Ellis. ; ; -~ g• , bits 111 !d' l"'J '1/i ~s,}; Pbll . 000 QjO 010 01- 3 8 1 Atler Tuesday's 5.:1 sealplng Now Ute 1e!11J1 laekU, ~ Tbe boys fi?il !li'raeu,.bave •. 0-.W!•o Alia ooo ooo 200 oo- 2 7 o by Ute lb'raeuse tribe, m"'be OJi Ute !leld. TheteamlOIJI<; •nat been rlllfJW •the 'bot ..a,·otl.ijke · for Wlso, 11oozer ($), Farrell (II) 11le Jets can use the break In pi"' and c!rlli&Y- Qi111l118.Yerap0are ,Hegan, llllo continued Ill torment. most and Dol rumple. Niekro, Britton to recoup oome ol tho plzzaz respectable, but 11mel,y h(ts sre. ~et pltehlng by tripling and lilnf· A-Lou (3-2), HR-Lum(lsO. which earned Ulem third place · ling, to 110 .with his 13 hila .a- man lor so ra.r in this year's Jnterna. pinst them last week In 1 five· play~ 1n a record New York 000 010 203- 6 II I lienal League stand!nga. serles. secutwe games. Cln 010 141 OOx- 7 12 I What the JOts need, w h 11 e Aloo Injecting life into I he Q-What is . b~st seUHig Selma, Koonce (>), ~lor (7) they're still very much In pen. By Unltod Press ll!ternatlonal Chiefs Ia Mike Ferrao, """be· si~gle record au· time? aild Martin. Maloney, Aber- nant eentontion along with every. National League came a .300 hltierTuo.sdaynl&hl, A'-"Whlle . " by nathy (9) and Bench. WP- one aloe, Is a quick plek""'e"''l G. AB R. H. Pet. and Thaddaeus Tillotson. TUlle Maloney (S-4). LP- selma (7-2). from someone in tbeir line-up. Alou, Pit 58 19'J 20 12 .362 "''lelched two Jet threstlln the HR- Shamsky (6th), Whet Is happening to Manager Rose, Cin 72 296 49 IOi ,341 late !mingo, Tuesday to preaerve ___ . Johnsn, Cln 69 280 43 90 ,321 the 5.2 wlft for starter Bd> Lai· . . ,• . uaders ' Chicogo ooo 1oo ooo- , 2 1 Hoostoo 010 010 OOx- 2 8 0 Hands, Regan (8) and Hundley. Giusll {5-Bl and Boteman. LP- Hands {6-5). HR- Wynn Palmer May Be Bac·k Jn (8thl. The Groove Clst gamel PiUsburgh 000 000 000- 0 4 2 St. Louis 100 100 01~- 3 9 0 CLEVELAND (UPO - Aroold McBean, Kline (8) and MB.Y. Palmer, who may be back in Gibson {9-5) and Edwards. LP- the groove following 8 couple McBean (6-7). HR-Shannon disasters, and U.S. open (8th). champion Lee Trevino were the (2ud game) people's choices today at the Pittsburgh 100 010 100- 3 9 0 opening round o! the $UO 000 SL Louis 000 000 001- 1 10 1 Cleveland Open go!! ,;,.r. mass, Kline (9) and May. Jaste"r, Granger (9) and Mccarver. WP- mass (5-2). LP Jaster (S-4}. American League Detroit at New York, ppd. rain W&dnesday's pro-amateur over a rain-soaked Lakewood coun.. try Club course. The weatherman gave 1 40 per cent chl}lce of more showers today, but that should 8). not bother Palmer and Trevino Boston 000 000 200- 2 6 Owh.o proved good ••mudders" l~ Baltimore 000 202 20x- 6 7 0 their "play toe fun rouni" lAndis, Stange ('1} aM Palmer collected six birdies Howard. McNally (8-6) ani against two bogeys in his rwnd Etchebarren. LP- Landis (2-2). (or 1 four.under-par 67 over the H~s- B. Robinson (71h), PoweU 6,742-yard Lakewood coun,;e(12th), F. Robinson (4th), wh.lch was admittedly "toughHoward (3rd). ened up" Cor the pros. Arnie's army oC suppor~rs was in Dakland 210 000 000- 3 4 o nearly to strength as he tied CIIIC 000 000 000- 0 3 2 with Dan Sikes for first place Dobson (5.7') and Root. among the pros, collecUng lk"une~ Pattin (9) and Satrlano. $462.50 each. Lf- Brunet (6-5). HR- Roo! Despite olfering rree go!!' (bt). Lnstrudions to his three amateur playing partner,. ."I;r ~ games achedul¢,~;i-' ~~ Hrrlsn, ~s •m Giants 14; H. Aaron, Killebrew, TWins and Powell, Orioles 12. Runs Batted In National League: McCovey, Giants 48; Perez, Reds 46; Bench, Reds 42; H. Aaron, Braves and Cepeda, cards 40. American League: F. How· ard, Senators 54; Ha_rrelson. Red Sox 51; :owell, Orioles 47; Northn1P, Tigers 43; Horton, Tigers 41 · Pitching (Based on 7 decisions) National Leagu"' . Marlchal, Giants 14-2; Koosman, Met& 11· 2; Selma, Meta 7~2; ~Jiofl. gant~w31,?n~s ~'· Reed, ~~e.s ~' oo\JT "POSTPONED · l'HILAIIBLMllA (UPO Erilili: . . .ttl's scheduled July 8 fiBirt "lrltll Gypsy Joe Harris :here was d:Jstponed Wednesday until July -Is to give Griffith a dance to recCtver !rom a groin i!\Jlry suO'ered Ln a recent bouL Timely Quotes I don't plan io go out of my way to meet her and I doubt our paths wlll cross. Anyway, mathematicians are generally dull people. -Norman Platnfoh, 16, who has an I.Q. ranging trom 148 to 178, on the possibility of meeting Edith Stern, 15, a mathematical V,tniUJ who, like Platnich. w1U be teaching at Michigan State Uni· versity. . THE ltD·DIE .. JAMAICA SHORT ~=::::;::~ sm $lies 3& London's Downing Street, known lor No. 10, the prime minister's home, was Wash Cottons SlEMI.ESS ' BLOUSIS Sizes 1-11 Boxers-Surfers Silas 82-42 Values to 3.98 Cottona-Laatex Many~les named alter the man who originally construeted it. The World Almanac notes that Sir George Downing <1623-Ml. English soldier and politician. built the street on a grant from King Char I e s II. lntereslingly enough, Downing was edu~ cated at Harvard College becoming its second grad: wom,iii , SWIM ( 1IUNKS $ 87 ... ' . ' , SllesU-4 ' tOll% Cotton ... ' On Your Send Your Mother Roses. They Will Tell Her How Much You ,. ,' Mila \ . s 67... ' '· Teachers Host . ' NA-.m, Sind to 4 'S1Rn'CHINI, 5to 12 Ot1e a~ T- PI- .BOY'$· TRUNKS --~. BY ROB ROY iT \ Size 5 tol4 I Church ·~.·' ~ ; ' ~. .""' -- ., .• .,;' I ALSO SIIRTS TO MATOI . FREE REST ROOMS FOR LADIES & CHRDREN COLD DRINKING WATR MONEY CIDERS SOLD-TELEPHONE BIW . CIMCH.ES LOANED-CoURTEOUS & ,EFfi(JINl LA'IIX WAll PAINT · Mlll)' Pastel Colort · White, 'l'oo $:1'!. 44£ ll'o Eoayf Permanent Prest Phon. 992-2057 ,. . MFNS WAlK · The HolM SHORTS ~=~2nd 230 N. SoUds. Plaids Aw. Sizes 29 to 41 'l ' ' Regultr5c Size 'D' and 'C CANDY FUSIIliGifl' BARS BAntRIS !Mars-Heme,. Clarks, etc. Heavy Duty s.v. Here! :!I&I'.K ': · '· '. . • ' .• .J. ..''i SIJe 8-18 Solid Colon s· Ill SUMMER TIME ~~:Jli1= ·l· · ~ " '1 "' "' ~•""··· ""' "~ . !"~ ' . ill ~ ol ~· <!.0• ,,..)-.. I . ;' • ' . • .. ' rr, .HI BROW ' :::: health! Top Vilue 'Dert.v' 46! ' GLOSS PAINT White and Colors The All Pur~ Pelnt Reg.79c Famous Branclsl Values to$19.95 WOMEN$ SWIM SUITS 2 ~ ancll Pleee Wltb labelr removed $ 66 BON~ ·4e99 GILLETTE .FOAMY a:· 86~ • $ 98 .... SPRAY ENAMEL Red, green, p,, Jetlow. wb,lte, elear, blaCk, _eopper · Brala, ete.' . ASI ABOUT OUR SPECIAL ON Yn AIIINS .' '. OPEN DAILY " GARDEN HOSt 8~~c: .CAMPHOPHENIQUE lofol. ' -GfTS 4· GIFT Jei. a1e· POliDENT " I AGIC DEODORANT . .sooN MENNEN ' Rea. 69e ,'YODORA COSMETIC .·. ·,.:PEP ARTMENT . .. 39~ Reg. 6oe ~BABY .. ~ ·fiRST AID 72C - .... 50 ·f¥.gth CODE 10 HAIR DRESSING SEE NEWLY ~ Rea. ste Reg. $1.09 52C STEP IN - LargehCen INTERIOR or EXTEIIIQR Also a member of the B family, vitamin B- 12 helps to promote general health and prevents eertain types of anemia while stimulating the appetite. ' Pen11anentP!Iet ~ ···.····(::;.;::.:··r ~...j~ :!1! HAs SWIM suns Fot· .Dr!esln On, HOur ·. ',_, To Mix or Thin Paint's Metal Can :1 ::: "(· GIRlS BY SoUdJ-Strlpet GUM'111RPEN'T1Nr In Saudia Arabia, time is figured rrom sundown. In winter or summer, that is 12 o'clock. ·'•' :·:· 1.1 IJN!t , , , ' . ,, . ALarge Size Can • uate. SIJes 4-18 -:·: ' D£PARTM,lNT STORf Brlefa-T Shlrtll Ill ,.' A DISCOUNT ' BOYS UNDEIWrAR ::: · Ot!fJHEJIN~o i. . , .. ' Glrls2PI- guards your :--·---·--··--·---·--··--·---·--··-... J OR · ,.,. I :-: .EXC=·· F ···-:-!' . How VITAMIN B-12 Billy COleman, 140, Angeles (10), .' G. AB R. H, PeL Braves 13; Banks, Cubs, Star.. gell, Pirates ard Mays, Giants 12. American League: F. Howard, Senators 24; Horton. Tigers 18; Harrelson, Red Sox 15; Results ~hrted was relea'""' ·· I ....,'14, jn 11111. Amencan League served notice his ' . still sharp after a week's layoff Amerfcan League: Mcbain, to celebrate his u.s. Open Tigers 13-2; Blhnseb, Yanks 7-e victory. 2; Bell, Red sox and Wright, The jovial Texan .fired 1 tw~> Angels 6--2; Hardin, Orioles 8-3. l);r United Press InternoUonal under 69 to tie with Homero NEW ORLEANS (UPO- Pete Blancas for fourth place in the Toro, 145, New York; outpointed pr(MUJl behind thinJ.i>lace Bert ~-: Percy Pugh, 146, New Orleans Weaver. ::: (10). LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPO. Benito Juarez, 139, Las Vegas, Irving Jlerllll, wblch has ~old , : over 44 ml)Uon coples alnct 'It WiORLD 57 196 33 61 .311 Ystzskl, Bos 69 229 39 71 .310 Mondy, Oak 57 176 22 54 .307 Uhln:lr, Min ti8 260 25 77 .296 F. Hwd, W~s 67 254 34 75 .295 Carew, Mm 47 187 22 55 ,294 Horton, Det 64 221 33 64 ,290 namenL White, NY 68 243 37 69 .284 Although the weather could Smith, Bos 68 242 31 68 .281 have a big say in who walks off Oliva, Min 69 261 29 72 .276 with the $2.2,000 first prize, it . Home Runs was the veteran Palmer and National League: McCovey, relative newcomer Trevino who Giants 18; Allen. Phlls and Cleveland 002 000 000- 2 4 o Wash 260 000 OOx- 8 12 0 Hargan, Rohr (2), Fisher (3), Kurtz {8) and Sims. Pascual (74) and french. LP-- llargan (5- --Ifiaht - staub, Hou 7o 266 26 85 .320 ko. Flood, St.L 73 301 43 94 .312 Grote, NY 61 203 17 63 .310 Millan, Atla 64 252 19 77 .306 Alou, Atla 70 298 32 91 .305 Helms, Cin 69 279 19 84 ,301 McCvey, SF 59 208 39 62 .298 Anen, Ph ita . 55 181 21 54 .29s attracted the most attenUon in Hart, . r. ··~· �''''6. ~f.t~r· 2 1 cotUMaos (lJ!>n ;,. J! : 1n Rest .,\jl\e~·J: ~~l• ~~~L ,) ' ~~· ::~:f~~J~i~f.~~~' .,;,.IJ'!~-~·~ woetu11.Y taeklfti. , K.. ,Lar11011 ·11 'ol- tO man ond pme In a - l e d Utree- lhllltiOnlll'!'l*i tile paieftt'PIII'' 11le ·h~lng·' slot. IDojlsht ~It !fe•·rl_e•:t Pille conteSt at Jet ~m be- burlh ·1'\rll<!• ,.ealled,.!liori!il!!i>•. t~~e eellar~1111!8 Cbl,ri, LOrtween ColiUIJb!ts and Ute lb'r•· Freddie .~ ii•ttell~ )W:Ji. '· sen ""' gtvl!i 'PI' 16 J'l!ll•1'ild 19 natier, poatpcnod ,...__ until tmipt U.o ..t. _. ~ Pr,.cu~t• earner (II Innings) euse Chiefs. · er Dod< Ellis. ; ; -~ g• , bits 111 !d' l"'J '1/i ~s,}; Pbll . 000 QjO 010 01- 3 8 1 Atler Tuesday's 5.:1 sealplng Now Ute 1e!11J1 laekU, ~ Tbe boys fi?il !li'raeu,.bave •. 0-.W!•o Alia ooo ooo 200 oo- 2 7 o by Ute lb'raeuse tribe, m"'be OJi Ute !leld. TheteamlOIJI<; •nat been rlllfJW •the 'bot ..a,·otl.ijke · for Wlso, 11oozer ($), Farrell (II) 11le Jets can use the break In pi"' and c!rlli&Y- Qi111l118.Yerap0are ,Hegan, llllo continued Ill torment. most and Dol rumple. Niekro, Britton to recoup oome ol tho plzzaz respectable, but 11mel,y h(ts sre. ~et pltehlng by tripling and lilnf· A-Lou (3-2), HR-Lum(lsO. which earned Ulem third place · ling, to 110 .with his 13 hila .a- man lor so ra.r in this year's Jnterna. pinst them last week In 1 five· play~ 1n a record New York 000 010 203- 6 II I lienal League stand!nga. serles. secutwe games. Cln 010 141 OOx- 7 12 I What the JOts need, w h 11 e Aloo Injecting life into I he Q-What is . b~st seUHig Selma, Koonce (>), ~lor (7) they're still very much In pen. By Unltod Press ll!ternatlonal Chiefs Ia Mike Ferrao, """be· si~gle record au· time? aild Martin. Maloney, Aber- nant eentontion along with every. National League came a .300 hltierTuo.sdaynl&hl, A'-"Whlle . " by nathy (9) and Bench. WP- one aloe, Is a quick plek""'e"''l G. AB R. H. Pet. and Thaddaeus Tillotson. TUlle Maloney (S-4). LP- selma (7-2). from someone in tbeir line-up. Alou, Pit 58 19'J 20 12 .362 "''lelched two Jet threstlln the HR- Shamsky (6th), Whet Is happening to Manager Rose, Cin 72 296 49 IOi ,341 late !mingo, Tuesday to preaerve ___ . Johnsn, Cln 69 280 43 90 ,321 the 5.2 wlft for starter Bd> Lai· . . ,• . uaders ' Chicogo ooo 1oo ooo- , 2 1 Hoostoo 010 010 OOx- 2 8 0 Hands, Regan (8) and Hundley. Giusll {5-Bl and Boteman. LP- Hands {6-5). HR- Wynn Palmer May Be Bac·k Jn (8thl. The Groove Clst gamel PiUsburgh 000 000 000- 0 4 2 St. Louis 100 100 01~- 3 9 0 CLEVELAND (UPO - Aroold McBean, Kline (8) and MB.Y. Palmer, who may be back in Gibson {9-5) and Edwards. LP- the groove following 8 couple McBean (6-7). HR-Shannon disasters, and U.S. open (8th). champion Lee Trevino were the (2ud game) people's choices today at the Pittsburgh 100 010 100- 3 9 0 opening round o! the $UO 000 SL Louis 000 000 001- 1 10 1 Cleveland Open go!! ,;,.r. mass, Kline (9) and May. Jaste"r, Granger (9) and Mccarver. WP- mass (5-2). LP Jaster (S-4}. American League Detroit at New York, ppd. rain W&dnesday's pro-amateur over a rain-soaked Lakewood coun.. try Club course. The weatherman gave 1 40 per cent chl}lce of more showers today, but that should 8). not bother Palmer and Trevino Boston 000 000 200- 2 6 Owh.o proved good ••mudders" l~ Baltimore 000 202 20x- 6 7 0 their "play toe fun rouni" lAndis, Stange ('1} aM Palmer collected six birdies Howard. McNally (8-6) ani against two bogeys in his rwnd Etchebarren. LP- Landis (2-2). (or 1 four.under-par 67 over the H~s- B. Robinson (71h), PoweU 6,742-yard Lakewood coun,;e(12th), F. Robinson (4th), wh.lch was admittedly "toughHoward (3rd). ened up" Cor the pros. Arnie's army oC suppor~rs was in Dakland 210 000 000- 3 4 o nearly to strength as he tied CIIIC 000 000 000- 0 3 2 with Dan Sikes for first place Dobson (5.7') and Root. among the pros, collecUng lk"une~ Pattin (9) and Satrlano. $462.50 each. Lf- Brunet (6-5). HR- Roo! Despite olfering rree go!!' (bt). Lnstrudions to his three amateur playing partner,. ."I;r ~ games achedul¢,~;i-' ~~ Hrrlsn, ~s •m Giants 14; H. Aaron, Killebrew, TWins and Powell, Orioles 12. Runs Batted In National League: McCovey, Giants 48; Perez, Reds 46; Bench, Reds 42; H. Aaron, Braves and Cepeda, cards 40. American League: F. How· ard, Senators 54; Ha_rrelson. Red Sox 51; :owell, Orioles 47; Northn1P, Tigers 43; Horton, Tigers 41 · Pitching (Based on 7 decisions) National Leagu"' . Marlchal, Giants 14-2; Koosman, Met& 11· 2; Selma, Meta 7~2; ~Jiofl. gant~w31,?n~s ~'· Reed, ~~e.s ~' oo\JT "POSTPONED · l'HILAIIBLMllA (UPO Erilili: . . .ttl's scheduled July 8 fiBirt "lrltll Gypsy Joe Harris :here was d:Jstponed Wednesday until July -Is to give Griffith a dance to recCtver !rom a groin i!\Jlry suO'ered Ln a recent bouL Timely Quotes I don't plan io go out of my way to meet her and I doubt our paths wlll cross. Anyway, mathematicians are generally dull people. -Norman Platnfoh, 16, who has an I.Q. ranging trom 148 to 178, on the possibility of meeting Edith Stern, 15, a mathematical V,tniUJ who, like Platnich. w1U be teaching at Michigan State Uni· versity. . THE ltD·DIE .. JAMAICA SHORT ~=::::;::~ sm $lies 3& London's Downing Street, known lor No. 10, the prime minister's home, was Wash Cottons SlEMI.ESS ' BLOUSIS Sizes 1-11 Boxers-Surfers Silas 82-42 Values to 3.98 Cottona-Laatex Many~les named alter the man who originally construeted it. The World Almanac notes that Sir George Downing <1623-Ml. English soldier and politician. built the street on a grant from King Char I e s II. lntereslingly enough, Downing was edu~ cated at Harvard College becoming its second grad: wom,iii , SWIM ( 1IUNKS $ 87 ... ' . ' , SllesU-4 ' tOll% Cotton ... ' On Your Send Your Mother Roses. They Will Tell Her How Much You ,. ,' Mila \ . s 67... ' '· Teachers Host . ' NA-.m, Sind to 4 'S1Rn'CHINI, 5to 12 Ot1e a~ T- PI- .BOY'$· TRUNKS --~. BY ROB ROY iT \ Size 5 tol4 I Church ·~.·' ~ ; ' ~. .""' -- ., .• .,;' I ALSO SIIRTS TO MATOI . FREE REST ROOMS FOR LADIES & CHRDREN COLD DRINKING WATR MONEY CIDERS SOLD-TELEPHONE BIW . CIMCH.ES LOANED-CoURTEOUS & ,EFfi(JINl LA'IIX WAll PAINT · Mlll)' Pastel Colort · White, 'l'oo $:1'!. 44£ ll'o Eoayf Permanent Prest Phon. 992-2057 ,. . MFNS WAlK · The HolM SHORTS ~=~2nd 230 N. SoUds. Plaids Aw. Sizes 29 to 41 'l ' ' Regultr5c Size 'D' and 'C CANDY FUSIIliGifl' BARS BAntRIS !Mars-Heme,. Clarks, etc. Heavy Duty s.v. Here! :!I&I'.K ': · '· '. . • ' .• .J. ..''i SIJe 8-18 Solid Colon s· Ill SUMMER TIME ~~:Jli1= ·l· · ~ " '1 "' "' ~•""··· ""' "~ . !"~ ' . ill ~ ol ~· <!.0• ,,..)-.. I . ;' • ' . • .. ' rr, .HI BROW ' :::: health! Top Vilue 'Dert.v' 46! ' GLOSS PAINT White and Colors The All Pur~ Pelnt Reg.79c Famous Branclsl Values to$19.95 WOMEN$ SWIM SUITS 2 ~ ancll Pleee Wltb labelr removed $ 66 BON~ ·4e99 GILLETTE .FOAMY a:· 86~ • $ 98 .... SPRAY ENAMEL Red, green, p,, Jetlow. wb,lte, elear, blaCk, _eopper · Brala, ete.' . ASI ABOUT OUR SPECIAL ON Yn AIIINS .' '. OPEN DAILY " GARDEN HOSt 8~~c: .CAMPHOPHENIQUE lofol. ' -GfTS 4· GIFT Jei. a1e· POliDENT " I AGIC DEODORANT . .sooN MENNEN ' Rea. 69e ,'YODORA COSMETIC .·. ·,.:PEP ARTMENT . .. 39~ Reg. 6oe ~BABY .. ~ ·fiRST AID 72C - .... 50 ·f¥.gth CODE 10 HAIR DRESSING SEE NEWLY ~ Rea. ste Reg. $1.09 52C STEP IN - LargehCen INTERIOR or EXTEIIIQR Also a member of the B family, vitamin B- 12 helps to promote general health and prevents eertain types of anemia while stimulating the appetite. ' Pen11anentP!Iet ~ ···.····(::;.;::.:··r ~...j~ :!1! HAs SWIM suns Fot· .Dr!esln On, HOur ·. ',_, To Mix or Thin Paint's Metal Can :1 ::: "(· GIRlS BY SoUdJ-Strlpet GUM'111RPEN'T1Nr In Saudia Arabia, time is figured rrom sundown. In winter or summer, that is 12 o'clock. ·'•' :·:· 1.1 IJN!t , , , ' . ,, . ALarge Size Can • uate. SIJes 4-18 -:·: ' D£PARTM,lNT STORf Brlefa-T Shlrtll Ill ,.' A DISCOUNT ' BOYS UNDEIWrAR ::: · Ot!fJHEJIN~o i. . , .. ' Glrls2PI- guards your :--·---·--··--·---·--··--·---·--··-... J OR · ,.,. I :-: .EXC=·· F ···-:-!' . How VITAMIN B-12 Billy COleman, 140, Angeles (10), .' G. AB R. H, PeL Braves 13; Banks, Cubs, Star.. gell, Pirates ard Mays, Giants 12. American League: F. Howard, Senators 24; Horton. Tigers 18; Harrelson, Red Sox 15; Results ~hrted was relea'""' ·· I ....,'14, jn 11111. Amencan League served notice his ' . still sharp after a week's layoff Amerfcan League: Mcbain, to celebrate his u.s. Open Tigers 13-2; Blhnseb, Yanks 7-e victory. 2; Bell, Red sox and Wright, The jovial Texan .fired 1 tw~> Angels 6--2; Hardin, Orioles 8-3. l);r United Press InternoUonal under 69 to tie with Homero NEW ORLEANS (UPO- Pete Blancas for fourth place in the Toro, 145, New York; outpointed pr(MUJl behind thinJ.i>lace Bert ~-: Percy Pugh, 146, New Orleans Weaver. ::: (10). LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPO. Benito Juarez, 139, Las Vegas, Irving Jlerllll, wblch has ~old , : over 44 ml)Uon coples alnct 'It WiORLD 57 196 33 61 .311 Ystzskl, Bos 69 229 39 71 .310 Mondy, Oak 57 176 22 54 .307 Uhln:lr, Min ti8 260 25 77 .296 F. Hwd, W~s 67 254 34 75 .295 Carew, Mm 47 187 22 55 ,294 Horton, Det 64 221 33 64 ,290 namenL White, NY 68 243 37 69 .284 Although the weather could Smith, Bos 68 242 31 68 .281 have a big say in who walks off Oliva, Min 69 261 29 72 .276 with the $2.2,000 first prize, it . Home Runs was the veteran Palmer and National League: McCovey, relative newcomer Trevino who Giants 18; Allen. Phlls and Cleveland 002 000 000- 2 4 o Wash 260 000 OOx- 8 12 0 Hargan, Rohr (2), Fisher (3), Kurtz {8) and Sims. Pascual (74) and french. LP-- llargan (5- --Ifiaht - staub, Hou 7o 266 26 85 .320 ko. Flood, St.L 73 301 43 94 .312 Grote, NY 61 203 17 63 .310 Millan, Atla 64 252 19 77 .306 Alou, Atla 70 298 32 91 .305 Helms, Cin 69 279 19 84 ,301 McCvey, SF 59 208 39 62 .298 Anen, Ph ita . 55 181 21 54 .29s attracted the most attenUon in Hart, . r. ··~· �• ;-I .,.., ' ' . ·' .•j'l ' l, f'; : .. ~·· -~ •' TwP· Yeai-Qld ',·, '" I' '· i I !IY•• · " .. .:.·~ (Qionento.llialot "tlle.·J~ ICir>l>ackod gun ....mtola would lie . ~ .to byaterlil . and "evenluall1 dllll'lll tho Amerlcln ppbll~.'' · The "'"reaalncty bitter .,.. chlnge between sun control ·-nts and O(lpOIIOIItl flared WodneadiJI as a So- aubCmtttee cmatdered the admlntstntlon'o biU calling fer etrleter eortrola on guns. ·~· wllblri The tso bill diya.O( all sun. owner~. firearms. WttldD a """, would . also ~V. ' '!0 --· llcenaas. If a 1t!n · Dill meet ' ' , ., . ... ~ . ,, r _-..,.)':0.., ' ' '"· bot11 tl hclino; Ma~Dal grandpar1 onto, Mr. and lllri. 'Carl CriJinD .I 117 of tile · iJon; ·whle~ • hee or ,New Haven;· ft'Wihalfobrathera, BUi)o Rol>titna, Pt Plelaant Rt. 1, Di!Aap and Earl ·Robbin•, both or Coluillbua; Darwin 'Robbtna of Klnlwga, o., lnd Van B. e.o. bin• Jr., seniiV wltll the U.S. Marlnt Corp; and ..... half. otstera, Mrs. Marceline Schultz and lllro. Genevieve Hlgtno, both of Pt Plsaaant; Mrs. VIolet Allen and !lira. Irene lloJer, both or Columbus; lllrt. Delores Pennington, ·lilew Jersey; Mrs. Ruth Pa!rlck, Winchester, 0., and llr a. BeUy Paroons, Sprtnglleld, o. Funeral service will be held Friday, 11 LDI. In the CrOW• HuaaaU Funeral Home wlq. the Rev. Paul J. ChaPman olltcWIng. Burlll wiU be In the HOJ>. ders'"' Cemetery. Frle,..s may call at tile funeral hmle alter I p.m. ....ojl strong Jiun GlaaiOII aal4 pnlpll~ ' ...Wd administration wltneaseo before· deeih knall for ,the · abCC!II•W ~ .· . 1(101'!1 and ....~ dlllflil lleJlirlmln\ of the Amortcan !IOOJ)[e." print elfi)Orl, · Collttion llaobl.llll prluta blllll ... tlli Even as the debate i'apcJ In rifle, Its lele&caplc ll&f!t a tho ••••mmtttee, a key ~ of blnocuiU's foulld autolde Rlpljlllcu policy maker all but the ~~~~ · ·CLINIC COMING - A cheerleader ellnle will be held Soturdsy Ill the Mlddlepart H1gb School a)ll~ hclpea for a ~un prlnto at. llay on lila .witlf the Mra. !rom 10 to 3 for everyooe In lllelgs COIInt.Y Interested In becoming a cheerlN<Ier. lnotruetora will coolltioa thllt mlabt lltaure FBI. ' ', 1 ' :j be membars of the Meigs Htgjl School varslt.Y and junior cheerleader squads. Each stodent at.. paaoap of the odmlntatrad'"' A Seotlud . Ylt\f 4111oedve . WASHINGTON - ~clal - neceaaary forma and sl•en In· bilL tending Is askecl to bring a sack luncb. Coot per ~ Is $1. 75, whleh lnebMies a junloc cbeertestllied tllil llay qila$1 lie Y'"'Di mOD In the Tentll Dletric:t !ormation m tile dates ond placleoder kit Members ol tho Melgo 8tluads are, back row, left to right, Kenda Chaney, Sandy ZerllBp, Jolm J. Rhodes, R-Arlz., wu an Anierlcah Ill~ ho 1111• lllrl. who ere Interested In maldnl a es ~ tile CMl senlce examlna· cholrman or tho GOP Boose . carried· two Collldlan pauports ... 11'1 Leo Grlmoai 111r1. kle, Becky Swllldell, BreiXII McGuire; troll. row, Kathy Moore, Kathy Fields, DebbJe Crow, Shella career In tile armed foreea and tim. Chtlds and Louis S&uer. Polley CommlU., reversed hlo In tho name of Saeyd when be HII'IWIII, 1&1. • ~ Screening and aeleedm of canWbo woold. llko to enter a ser• - on tllelqlllladon and 1114 wu picked .._ !lira. Hll'IMQt T. Jaaoo, EA vice aca~ in June. 1889, are didates Is dme iiY the Tenth DllChlof Sowerlnlendent Tbomaa· Kuhn, MllllloltJJelnr:~~.;· remtndecl by coag, Clarenoa E• trtct Acadeii\Y Board, -aed he wwld _ . . ,_ au n controls. Butler 1114 he ..,. Rq at Clll!ord R. Pllllq, li Miller of tho first atep tii&J mull of one ctvtc 1 - Jrom each of al"IIA!slstrotim would ool,y JIOD' Loodon AirpOrt the ill)' he was PIWI, !11'8. J1m11 R, r11111t11 the counties In the Dlllrtct. take. lze tho honest lltrl<ll who . arreoled. He llld he tGid 11ay Kl'l. Jomea S. Qild<, Civil Service examlnaltaloaro ~!: raced w1111 tho choice, tllllt llthouih · be clolmod '"' H. - . Sr., Fnlllerllli' iC to be Biven Ill vertoos places In IIi In Ida sun or pa.y!na. ClJadllll cltlz~ be bod Walllce, !lira. DeoMir the Dtetrlct late In Au81st. Tbooe a llcenatog fee, holh of which to beUew 1111 was an - · Jeru B. Jacf<aoa, interested in taking the f!X3DIIna.would roreahadow the eventul1 American. F. Jlondrlek, Pllll 1·, 10011~ ..,,11 Uon must eoataet MWer'a oa:tee conllacation of .~ fl'<lm the "He replied, 'oh, well, 7e1 I Emell R. Eroal and I D I . COLUMBUS (UP!) - WilHam "We !eel that by Ausust, tile In Wublngton by Friday, Ally Miller, who met later with American public. am' and nodded 111'8emeril," dau&Jder, Mrs. Larr)' R, w1 E. M!Uer, the runnlqr mate or workers and state GOP Chair- man who eon wtn will be Nel- 26. sen. Edward F. Kenned,y, who Butler tGid the eourt. ·tJami and 1n1an1 Clauiblea'. ln!ormatlm needed Include• , Richard Fauber, Columbus, Is boo had two brothers uuaatJ>. former Arizona serator Barry man John S.. Alllrews, said the son A Rocke CeDer," aaid Mlll"'"'er --•• w•- he ·~• ~...4.1. .gu"' BUY lla&l llaU UIIID' Goldwater, claims Gov. Nelson work- of the Rockefeller groups er. "That's the reascm for Uda tbe D&D18, acldre88 1 and lg8 of apendJ ng a vaeat(onw~~ "' hJ sm~~ by sunman, IGid the dJ~-". •- ......._.~ ..... -• the pi'OipOC!Jve candidate, aoMII er, Mr 1• Edna Fauber and otber aubeommtttee In a Iotter read ..... .,.,....~ .. ,_ •••ccu-~ - - ,........,. ''" A. RockefeUer or New York wu to generate public support drive." ~ed 8Wo~YVH~J conc vu as an lndleatlm a1 tuwblchaeadA._.. he :....y '"" • has the broad appeal necessary for the governor to lntluence r~olves re. by Chairman Thomas . J. Dodd, a•·--' In hlo ceiL He conceded the governor emy thiJ are lntere- In atste von Gilt-•· Ath vi tt-.. .. - ac..,·ed •-• ~to win the presidency. delec&tes. • ..., , ens, • ~: "I to.. of DO piece of ed wt~ ht _ _._. nt "'" '~The Republltan par1;y can't "We are just asking delegates was behind in the nee for dole- tending. •• a •• -....,..re s, Mr. leglllladon now before " - • • 1~ ..... - •M but ~,_,~."""'' be · General rii<Jilrementa a r e and 111r s. Fern Gill_,• ..._.. ~-• M • win unless it has a candidate to keep their <ptions open until gates but claimed Nixon, the .....,. which ts more lmpol1anl to the -~-'.. al·--' • -• 00 -•anfttxlnced Republican thet candidate• must bave reacbKar P-· and VdL.. w-~ ......with 1 broad appeal," said the the convention in August when other en •• ., ·-•Y ~ securtt~· and wollobelng or every ....,....., ·-• behind hlm, -• his •-·• 1n •- of single American than the biUo ... - •·-•a and _ rRepublican vice prestdenttal we think they can make a be~ candidate lor President, "does- ed their 17th btrthd&J, but not rum, 111e Arthur, are sue•~ .. , •o•''""" -~ , th•lr ·grandmother, Mrs. Murl hi b bel ••ed ·~ •~ ~ •• """' candldete or 1964. ter judgment on who should be n't have enough votes to gal the their 22nd btrthd&J by JUI.y Ill of next year; be re.lddenta of t h e w e are D& UIIICUS After a momen$ .or 10 he added, "This Rocke!eUer has proved the Republlcon presidential nomlnation. •' Galoway. here." · "It Is matbematlcally lmpos- Tentb Congreut<lllli District Members or tile Temple wsa; 'I feel eo trapped,'" in New York," he sald. "That nominee," he said. stble because of the I'AII!Iber or (Athens, Fairfield, Ga!Uo, Hock· journeyed to Bel,pre on Sllurda,y Butler uld, hol'nlver, tile.man ls he can appeal to labor, the !avarlte son candidates," he tng, Jackson, Meigs, Morpn, afternoon where they were onto the doek had lld!de DO colored voters, the minorities sold, pointing out that Gov. Perry, VInton, llluaklngum(part), tertalnod for their June meeting admlaslon he wao llay. Netthar, and run well in the urban James A. Rhodes was among Monroe, Noble and Wasldngtoll In the home of Mr and Mrs Bullar sold, did ·ba admit IIJ(lt areas.' ' the sons. .....Uea), and pa18 atrtet piG>Howard Stanley, ~r real: Larry Clark and Tamara, Har· to murder cbarps cMCOI'Iing "Any Republican who is ~ Miller suggested Mayor Jobn steal testa. deots o! tlols area. Mrs. Artbur rlsonvllle, attendodaalnglnac""' King. q to be eleeted President V. Lindsay or New York Cit.Y q,entngs will be available at Crabtree presented the program ventlon at the Ohio Slate FairTile clefelldant rude "DO must do tMt aoo we believe BONN (UPO _ Political ob. ,.., the best choice RockeleUer !be Military Ac&deii\Y at Well ustqr the theme, "Responstl>tugroonds In Columbus. odmtaolons or eey tdnd," Butler .~elson Rockefeller has more aweal to those groups than servers today assessed secre· had to succeed olein U.S. Sen. Point, tile Naval Acadeii\Y at t.Y of the Church Layman. .. Mrs Rev. and lllrs. Dovld White and said. Dick Nixon," continued the for- tary or State Dean Rusk's visit Robert F. Kennedy as senator. AmapoUs, and the Merchant Ma- Mendal Jordan gave de¥0tlon~ daughters, Carroll, Pb!o, tlatt- . The l!Hr!nlf receued at 1:05 mer New York congressman to west Germany as amther . "Tbts Is not 1!\Sltle)afo~- rtoe A~. -~ prel!ll~Mud Gall>- ,oc wtth Mr. and !lire. Robert p.m. . lor a. '15-m!llllte lunc!': prool that, even tn tnternatim! · don and l hove ndt ·lillt.;.••th Those IVho tndleate -811'clolv~..W,~A.a Gre,llreft, !Aalf' CI'if>. Mattox ~!Jt.llr• ~~,.llll}fl,~.i·' iJ>·, 4cJI..,_ so the · ~..-- GOP naijonal chairman. Decline To Speculate a1 diplomacy, tllsre ts no sub- the governor It bqt' l am est wilt be provldod wltb the V.e, Helen S<ott,JlDxleArbaugh, friends In comm cy, mqlatrate llld anotllor llearq and Marsuertte Scott. Guests !lire. Elmer Mattox Ia matdng would_be held naxt week. . Miller declined to speculate on stttute for a peraoaal appear. sure the governor wants to apance. point somebody wbo wiD be were Eva McKnight, Octa GtUog· an extended visit at the hGme Tile attonMil' 1114 U.S. autllor, ·Rockefeller's exact strength in Ohio while he was here Wedft Is unlikely that Rusk told elected when he .... In 1970," ly, Debbie and Daletene S.:otl of her BOD and dau&bter-t!Haw, IUoo had I """"". Wbo ...., nesday to formally O',len the Chancellor Kurt Georg Klesln- said Miller. and Norma G!Dogly along wi!A lllr, a'nd Mrs. Herman Mllttox, Ray a 1'IIOIDina 11ouae governor's state headquarters aor anything he hadn't prevloosMiller said hlo support of the tho host and boale;s, lllr. and Charleston, W. VL -..ootn overlooldai the maW ~ but said it was considerable. ly atatedpubllclyorconveyedprl- New York governor .... not lllrs. Howard Stanley, who aerv· The Busy Bee Society or the where Kina died, beard a 8liGt vately to West German Foreign Inconsistent with his jlblloaophy, od dollelooa relrolhments to tile C8rpenter Blptlat Church met fired f'rom tile batlll'GOIIl and Mlnlster WUiy Brandt eboot A- often described as conaervadve, . ~ Mrs. stanley Ia a charter : : lllr~ Jam:.,.~hl"!~~ wlltcbed 1111 ~ out of the merlca's stand In the new Ber- alnee the two men had supportlllrs. Gillogly, Vickie a n d member of the Temple Soetet,y. eve ng. - - · room a~ 1-. lin squeeze. ed each other before. Bruce, or Albar\Y were SUnday lllr. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter led · dovodona. Others present ldebWita Wttneaa But Rusk's brief preiOIIce In "RoekefeUer 1'11111 New York guests of her peronts, Mr. and celebrated their 58111 wedding were Bomte Cheadle, Mae Jot• Calculi ldlml!led lbt wllnoal Bom Wednesday and his tough the way I would run New York, !lira. Uncoln RusselL anniversary receotl)'. . don. Kezllh Dye, llelen JeflMa, II a "lllr. llel'ena" but dl4 1101 statement be!orelelevlolon cam- said Miller. Mr. and lllrs. Pete Earnheart, Rhonda c••...,man. St. Henry, Ida tess Cheadle, along wltll the boo- slve ~~ flrll name. COLUMBUS (UP!) - T w o eras tJUeeted a measure of eooVIckie and Lesta, Columbus, Mr. Ohio, ts vtatting her grandpar· Elba MeKnJabt, CoJum. Tile barrlllor aald tho wltlloaa Cu,yaboga Cc>uncy Repobltcan fidenee hero and probal>ly a11and lllro. Charles Yost of Sunonto, Mr. and Mrs. ver!ln Howblla, visited wltll Mr. ,,.. Mrs. ~ R&J llia.Yed an ."WI...,. IN<Iers plan to ask the Ohlo del , urance berry Road, Columbus, and lllr. ery and lllr. and MrL L.Yie Chap- D. o. MeKnlgbt, lllr. and Mrs. ~~.:.s ~~~ ~· !~ egatlon to tbe GOP natlmal eon- suaged West German rears that America's eonunitment to Berand Mrs. BtU Earnheart of Logan man. Ferri Gillogly and other reJa. .. ventlon to Ill> on record Friday lin""" lading. 'were SUDC[sy arternoonvisttorsor Mike Lawson and Walllr Jorlives during the weekond. On observed IPDI In !be balbroolll. & In ra.or or Mayor John V. Lind''Free ...... to Berlin to • II! Mr. and Mrs. lflrley Jobnaon. .... members or the C8rpenler Slltllrda1 even!JV, &he accom''Tbe tlllrd tlmo Mr. . say or New York Cl1y as the par. lllr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, B<>l;• t-tl Club, attendedCowllel- panted her brother, llirold GD· beard a 8liGt !lrod fiCI!I tho t;y's vice presidentlal nominee. vital lnterell o( tho three Western powers as well as or the FedCOLUMBUS (UPI) Slate InJollnny and Eddie, of Beverly lor a Camp at Cantero cave thta logly and family to Galltpotii, bathroom - . " Calcult In New York, an Bide to Undoro! Republic or Geri!WIY and ouranee Director I)Jgene P. were weekend visitors o! lllr. past weekend. where they visited tlllltr lister, aald. "A ~ IJiar Mr. aay quoted the mayor as saying any lnterlerence with oucb acBrown said today be woold prob. and Mrs. Howard Tboma and Pitsewral !rtendo and relatives Kre. Dorollly Frizter and ~- Sloven& saw a man coming out he had no lntent1ona and no exof !be balbroolll. Ba liN ' lilt peetatlon of I'IIIU1ing lor an elec- cess ean lead to a very grave ably have a decision wltllln six rtclL Also visiting wu Howerd gathered at the h...., of lllr. and iy lltuation," Rusk told the West weeks on an Insurance llrm'o Thoma Jr. Mrs, !.&vern Jordan m Tuesday ' man, IIIIo aceeilttive oftlee this year. •-· E. Br-• JordiD, 100 of Mr. and ume -~~ n. booked ~- _..... lllr• and lllr a. lflr..,. German televtaton audience. plan to aell pa.yroll delllctlon JohJ>. even!JII for teo cream and cake •-· u.........,a• "" ..., · The support for Llndaay rose auto Insurance. son, 'l'unnzy, Cheeyl and Terry, In hollor of tllo 14th blrtbd•• of lllrL Dwaine Jordan, underwant """"·) ,• • . ~ a tolllllectomy · 111 Moant Sl. when tile eiPt convention dele''l'hedepartmentwlllotuciYthe aed lllr• ind Mrs. Brady Knotts tb8tr daullfrter, Ruth Ann. Her · Kina Wll bit .. belklild'CIIl&> pies aed Dine alternates !rom were SUnday eve"'~ visitors or _...._~ ...., Mrs. """e Jor- Marya Heapttal In NoiiQIIVIIIe mdlel bal-. IIMIIJ!I='e-- ' plan and testimol\r and then will lllr • ,.. lllr E·-• .. ~-,."' III ' Thur~ and{, coavaltacl. -· Cuyahoga Cc>uncy caucuaed Wed- Slow-Piteh lague make a decision," said Brown. · a •· ....., llanbV. don, who reeantq cetebrlted her llld the lhDt waallred fr111111be nesday and adllpted a ro&Oiutloo "Normally a dlelaton eon be Rh- and Roolld. 78tb'birthdsy, wu &110 a m•ot aaUalactorlljr at hla hoale. bathr<Jom window In !be room•Mrs. Dorsey J~ 'Mrs. · supporting the 11117or lor vlee made In lour to six weeks." !lira. Jack Elam and Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert )(llttox, Gene Je!!ero and liri. ~ lnllliluse acroaa the alntt. Meeting is Called president and Gcv. James A. The pian by Transportation ill- Mrs. Eopne llanb¥ and Rhonda lllr. aed !lira, ~ Jordan, lllr, Bl•'- ,....., .. ..., l·llll..._ --• AI RIJ ....... lhDIIIDa · Ill Rhodes lOr President. eo., to ..u autolnllll'and Ronald and lllrs. Fred Tuckand Mrs. Dolo Dye, and Mr. and v emollnn-ln the prll!laurance A meeting to organiJe a slnwpltch llllftball leasue will be held ance and bave the PIJIDIIIU de- erman wore Tueadl1 buatnea• Mrs. Robert Blall(9, .Tom IIIII ~ Ca[umbla Makaolt t-tl "'·"'"" and 1111"1 dock, cal cult looll4d 'Ill duetod IIIIIODialleally 1rom a per- visitors In GlUtpoliL SillilY, were ....,.. thooe !rCIII te ~bbD and 1114: TbiJ tra&lc dlllll ~. June 30, at 4 p.m., Ill aon•o salary was cmtestoc1lllr. and MrL Lee Rtxl&h and bero who attendod the 25th ·lMJ. ator and Marco Jo!rea'a, mom- 1111 !be .n of.•tbJa,~!!blllll."; tile Raclle stadium. Tbreeteama u ...... or ~-·upotu ,_....._ of the ber• or C8rpenter lloJ•' t-tl .. .... ~:t·rl· . .,.. a were Tues- voraary or ~.... .........,. ,~-·-_ _ ........... _...., - :.. _c:w..-..~e·~ v, a. (Comuued lmn 0 0 ... to Canlera·a .., Jac•·.have already tndtcatod a de- It ,... filed wltll the 11a1e Ill· ·-~• diJ visitors of Mrs. Joaoph Milca SoU and water eon...... '"" ......, •• •'tile .ntna ot ' DlAM 0 N D. '. R IN · gram for OVtr7 yootb md a4Jit lire to particiPate. Tilese are surance Department, Jolmaon. • '"' McJndl.y, whofe -~ don Dtatrlet In Pomel'O,I'. Dole Club caq,. " WllterJ.....,n..m: Tho , .. !i-•-l:w In the stale who can prom by ~....... headod by Btu Am· , lllro. Jerry Burna Ia vlaltllw llJe wu bonorod for ld"o senlce ber of C8rpenter lloJal·4-11 Club, . · ... .._ _ ... ' 11Ueh instructim." ott; Racine, to be manapd by wltll Mrs. John - . and IU1- u • past ouperviaor llld recelv• Ia aetl- u 1 ~.'Jbt the A vocatlODBI . - bJ tlllo BUI Malnanl, and Letart Falla, ll1 or Columbuo. od a pt.cJut. ., · · area 111'0111d haYO a -.m or under DuaM Wolfe. JamesGreathowe Weekend gueall or Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cbeadle : : . : : :..Ia for 8+-10.~· All teams tntereatod are to 575 jqJI!a. I 111'0111d be · lllrL Howard Rua..U were Mr. and llexte callld qn her brother ·~ or La~ eontrolled aod ClpOnlod," bring ls-mber IQIIId rostera. and Mrs. Barry Jolmaan and and atater-ln-llw, Mr. andlllro . . ~ at ~umbla ~ !lllf'ti..' · aceordtng to !'ID1Icr. l'llrtldpot. It Ia • ..........,.... that teams Dies on ~ly, Mrs. LuctUe Rodman and i1obbJ Hamona,..cblldrea, WooddiJ evtnlal wileD~·~ , lng district• - - - allt~<­ uee baliJ.I[-• Jrom their .... James A. Groalbouse, 48, Pom- M'arQo, Mr. and,llrs. W.I.IIoJce .we, Ohio. . lllillllbera pHMitlid !bln~· tivltleo. «HIIDIIIWeo unless &<1EDeen Venoy, George WWllm lfr. a ... Mrs. ltunoll Ftolds, pfc,pu..ai ibotr ~~ ,,.,,L.oi. ' eroy, died Wodne~ .. llllna Ill II was It Ole - - d'lt-1 plsywa are needed to Vemy, all or Columbua,lllr. and Great ·Falla, .........., ware ,... .tal~ .ua~. . ' ( •1!!11 · the Veterans Hoapllel Ill lllmlIn& t1111t lbe procram 1111 Clllllbe roster. Mrs. Wtlllam .Woodard Jr. and COlli IPJH!s Ill the lib Cbeadle aad• "'•• """ --'•' . ...,.. ·ti'~.' . ,111111 ,1, tnpon. He wao the aon of lbe p - t n .ll<ip' J- - · Marla of Jackaon, Mr. and Mrs. borne. . , • • ~ . .......,a, v .. "~""· . late James and Helen Malnbart ....... hllh lOIII Greethtxlae, and aervedoveraeaa Robert Ruoaoll, Ron, Don and The Ca1111nter Blptill Cllureh liitei'.• Mrs. Albert ; ; ; ; a - , Mike -ell, Mr. and Y- Grolt) met 111 !II& home or :.::~~ during World War Two. He to aunlved by bla wl!o, Mrs. Ed VeDOy and family, Mr. lllr, and Mrs. Lrtrll Seolt. Tholl lilmbla 20, !'ID1Icr oaiiL ., Uwmit F'ded on Pauline and six otepdau&hterl. and lllro. WWllm Woodard and preaont were Carol Fraley, Jon- · · F..-.1 aervlcea will be beld Edith of LangnDle and Mr. and .Ill' and Rbonda BACK 100 YEAIII Note Saturda1 Ill 2 p m. Ill Ewln8 Mrs. Wtlllam RuaoeU and W~~y~~~~ and CLEVELAND (Ul't) - T b e harl, Chapel wltb burial In B 1 • c b of Mlnemtlle. Clpboga CCiiDJ GnDd larJ, Jocllpnoal tn the amount or Grove Cemeler7. Gravesldl ser~~~~'· &nil 111r1. T9DI &lmmerlll1ill'l C4olllrOIO to .............. $f7$ 011 I - " DOle bel ncea will ba bald by Drew Wlib-. dolil and c..ilce .~ 'nluroal ~ltioa IIIII Ucw4na of " - alilal IJI!Iolp ~com­ _, '11·111 . •. 1M lliri. ~ Poll No. 3t of .the - all drearmo, Jlllld • - • pleu .art by The Ctd- lean Lfl(on. FrltDIIa 11117 ea1l Rllaaall Mr. and llrL· e.o. ilanll, Middleport, lll)'tlmt, e... Gl- Hlloa wiU orl liiHo laws ...., ba - - "or loft~ elM aocioll will , lOO oplnll l'rod J. and Zelma Lane, om elate. where sum- Armed Forces Academies .matcl\oll Tests Coming in August Goldwater Running Mate Miller. 11 · Carpenter News, Notes Likes Rockefeller for President ' blna,ot5WK1medl' Aveliue,!lled Tlielllv 1i!abt ln"PI•aa'nt Val· ley Hoai>ltil alter a loow Wneoa. sufvfv!llli fn adjJIIloc to · tile pareiU are two brolbero, larr7 Bud ai>! Erwin W11y1111 'Robbins, IIWIIa, tho Treasury would conllaellte htl auna wltll ..,..... Atty. Gen. Ramse7 Cllrk led .. , ..!'T· P~-l'l!trlckVon ~·· ll!o-yoar.!ol~ oiJa or van . u: and ~~eUy ADii cruinp e.o. thO licensing rliqiiiro'. aonable eompensati.OG." ,, BUlin Cdmnlttee , The senate Judie~ Ccinmlto lee today Wll to take It) • • bill propoaed by sen. .Joaepb . D. Tydlqrs, [).llfd., .to require regtatrwtlm of all auns. .{', .1, . Qie~ i:)\1~ ~oul'l~f~~~:~~~ ~n ,,. ,...,.,n w- -u ""' Knighton· Neal Wedding PI'. PLEASANT- The Week. 1117 MemorW EUB Church of Cbarle&tlll WI& the )leltlng ror •.tho ~. Jlme 22 wedding and rete~~~~m or Mlaa caro~yn a.e ,Kn~s~Mn, dau&bter or Mr. and •Mrs. Earl V. Knlgbton Jr. ct West Avenue, aod Richard Euaane Noel, 1011 or liiJ's. B, L. MeGraver or -~~ VIlla Drive, Charleoton, aod Cerl Neal of Hllldor-. -· Tho lillY. I)Jgene Garlow or Point Plaaaant ofllctatod, uollled by U!e !lev. Bryan Blain of Charleotbo, and ~ music waa pre...w.ed by Mrs.' P a u t a Slnltll, oolcdol, and Vlrglnla!llel!lln, organlat. Rusk's Show ,.:~! ~wa!y ~ :~r::'~:'Z!: r!.~~~~r~; Cheers Bonn wolfpen News, N0_te8 log crepe sklrls, empire wallla, lace bodleea, ovalneekllneallld abort putfed aleevea. Each car. rled a nosellll)' or white and llllc dallies and baby' a breath. Carl Neal, Jr., waaldo brother'& bell man and ulbers were Robert ~·. Pl. Pleeaant; Charlas Qmun, Mike Tucker, Clll!ord and Robert Knl&btoo. Mr. and !lira. Neal are graduate• or Slobewall Jackaon High School. Sbe to emplo.ved by IJnlj. ed Stales Ftdell1y and Guarant.Y Company and Mr. Neal to....,._ lni with tbe u. S. Navy tn Patuxent River, !lid. t= ~·· ·~~~.ar::. ~a':: bow Glrli· ' , Matd ct ldlor, _ ' 10111, Delbert Jr., Kennetb and Lewis lllcDade ot Barberton, 0.; one dsuabler, Maryln MeDode, BsrbertSCIII; two brothero, ~· and Wayne McDode, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant; foor ststers,lllra. Wanda Jordan and Mlu Patrlclll(c· Dade, both of Leon; !lisa Ruth . McDade, Pt Pleaaant R\. 2, and Mrs. Sally Nibert or Daloware, 0. Funeral oervtces will be ..,;._ duetod at zp.m. Friday tn t h e Pine Grove ChiD'eh near Leon with the Rev. Hermon Jordan 0!!1 elating, Burial will be In tile :~r:~ ~:m~~8!.'!:::...": al Home alter W..tinghoull Motor 1YurGUir..,.. RO VAL .o 'A'·~ PARI( ,. ,::: , . Ad Don't ' il YOU tt.Ye To Trevel Miles to Enjoy: ·· · •c.mplng • Picnickinl eSwimmlng • fishing, W•'rt Rltecl with the lett! . t,:,:;·::::),On~.·:~...~~~:!~~:\~7::~11etwN~:.: .:. ::~~\f.:~~::~. · 15.88 Ear 1< Nooe ptqo - RIDJI - · Beach Balls - WadinJ pools, ldck beerda - Sand. beach ton - AU ktlldo of summer toy&, Jl'lap fM Jlll7 Swln•miDJI Supplt•• - e Bolting Outdoor Sports . :. ~~·:~~~~:~Ches~~te:,~ri:<::lJ 4th. . BEN FRANKLIN. PIIOIIE POlEROY 992-3498 ' OliO 6 p.m. todaJ. Man Dies in Nashville PI'. .PLEASANT - Delbert , EdWard MeDode, 3.'1, llocktna.Uie, Kenluek7, rormer Leon, w. Va. realdonl, died Tuesday Ill a Naabvllle, Tean., bolpltaJ. He wu born tn Maim <lowll1 on Jan. 27, 1935, a 1011 of Carl and Maca! ilenaJ Mc:Dade, Pl. Pleaaant Rt 2, who aurvlve. Other aurvlvors lnclade three Mnt ·;. ··• ' &,.ri.cell0p.r1101'1;·........ Prices, •riel 'Work Gulrullell 100-S FREE TOY SECREJ SPRAY Power-VIC .• Cie~n~.Anyancld Heating 1ncl Alr-Conclltlonl . ng Sylflml . For~~ l'l Specllll!qul~. , 63~ 85~ $1.39 ·Value LILT SPECIAL '~.·· CAlL OR WIITUIS TODAY1 lilaa JUt\)' wal- i ~~~== 2$pud~F... :::::::::::::::·:;;;;;;;::;:::::;;;::(>:;:::;~;;:;;:~::::::::::::x:;:;::- YOUR INVITATION TO ABARGAIN . IN CLEAN LIVINGI -POWER-VAC CLEANS Bilk Dluaton vall fall !rom a liira of ta¢e cryllala .and -Ia. She clhiod a lace .,._ phieded to be. r Former Leon 20'',Ftl Spec'lal.· St-~-H_A_S_E.fn4..,H..,!..~_D_W_A..B;.;;;i;;;• .;:;•';;.;•"-.. 99e .._L........... - Two Cuyahogans EXTRA . Propose Lindsay r.fi.a. Ins :... Plan Chall ed eng 7oni;--;"':;; - • Vo-School A··uO·.. , opedi•• .......... .,--.. 1 rour.- .....,._...,. GJwunit - N...._. 7811'1/' JIPI), l'llJ'Iland, .. conri aetlo!ty, appsq,t!JJIiJ!Il.lll ·-J)I' OCOod.lllod b7 the - I - ' ', CALGON BATH OIL BEADS FAST FlEE . . 8. _OJMri·.EvervWHk Day9:00to7:00 .1111rdat ru • DSHAYE . A'ier,._ .' . ·1. .... . SIA tic VALUI I .... ,._qq $AVI57~ 20-oz~ JADE 1.99 EAST ·1·~:;:t;;~t:tl:;:ilzj~~~;~ i ·3. u.vJ5 c· 47e - · .. .,;'1, • BAJ'HOIL SUCAIYL ~LIME· 6Jdl.~" CALGON BEADS 59~ · ~ DEUV!IIY · -7- Gl'a,._ . Wednesday _,,ed SPE~IAL Sl ON'S RKET 1.00 VALUE · PRELL FAMILY SIZE 1.55-YALUE ·. IAY19 ••• • . . �• ;-I .,.., ' ' . ·' .•j'l ' l, f'; : .. ~·· -~ •' TwP· Yeai-Qld ',·, '" I' '· i I !IY•• · " .. .:.·~ (Qionento.llialot "tlle.·J~ ICir>l>ackod gun ....mtola would lie . ~ .to byaterlil . and "evenluall1 dllll'lll tho Amerlcln ppbll~.'' · The "'"reaalncty bitter .,.. chlnge between sun control ·-nts and O(lpOIIOIItl flared WodneadiJI as a So- aubCmtttee cmatdered the admlntstntlon'o biU calling fer etrleter eortrola on guns. ·~· wllblri The tso bill diya.O( all sun. owner~. firearms. WttldD a """, would . also ~V. ' '!0 --· llcenaas. If a 1t!n · Dill meet ' ' , ., . ... ~ . ,, r _-..,.)':0.., ' ' '"· bot11 tl hclino; Ma~Dal grandpar1 onto, Mr. and lllri. 'Carl CriJinD .I 117 of tile · iJon; ·whle~ • hee or ,New Haven;· ft'Wihalfobrathera, BUi)o Rol>titna, Pt Plelaant Rt. 1, Di!Aap and Earl ·Robbin•, both or Coluillbua; Darwin 'Robbtna of Klnlwga, o., lnd Van B. e.o. bin• Jr., seniiV wltll the U.S. Marlnt Corp; and ..... half. otstera, Mrs. Marceline Schultz and lllro. Genevieve Hlgtno, both of Pt Plsaaant; Mrs. VIolet Allen and !lira. Irene lloJer, both or Columbus; lllrt. Delores Pennington, ·lilew Jersey; Mrs. Ruth Pa!rlck, Winchester, 0., and llr a. BeUy Paroons, Sprtnglleld, o. Funeral service will be held Friday, 11 LDI. In the CrOW• HuaaaU Funeral Home wlq. the Rev. Paul J. ChaPman olltcWIng. Burlll wiU be In the HOJ>. ders'"' Cemetery. Frle,..s may call at tile funeral hmle alter I p.m. ....ojl strong Jiun GlaaiOII aal4 pnlpll~ ' ...Wd administration wltneaseo before· deeih knall for ,the · abCC!II•W ~ .· . 1(101'!1 and ....~ dlllflil lleJlirlmln\ of the Amortcan !IOOJ)[e." print elfi)Orl, · Collttion llaobl.llll prluta blllll ... tlli Even as the debate i'apcJ In rifle, Its lele&caplc ll&f!t a tho ••••mmtttee, a key ~ of blnocuiU's foulld autolde Rlpljlllcu policy maker all but the ~~~~ · ·CLINIC COMING - A cheerleader ellnle will be held Soturdsy Ill the Mlddlepart H1gb School a)ll~ hclpea for a ~un prlnto at. llay on lila .witlf the Mra. !rom 10 to 3 for everyooe In lllelgs COIInt.Y Interested In becoming a cheerlN<Ier. lnotruetora will coolltioa thllt mlabt lltaure FBI. ' ', 1 ' :j be membars of the Meigs Htgjl School varslt.Y and junior cheerleader squads. Each stodent at.. paaoap of the odmlntatrad'"' A Seotlud . Ylt\f 4111oedve . WASHINGTON - ~clal - neceaaary forma and sl•en In· bilL tending Is askecl to bring a sack luncb. Coot per ~ Is $1. 75, whleh lnebMies a junloc cbeertestllied tllil llay qila$1 lie Y'"'Di mOD In the Tentll Dletric:t !ormation m tile dates ond placleoder kit Members ol tho Melgo 8tluads are, back row, left to right, Kenda Chaney, Sandy ZerllBp, Jolm J. Rhodes, R-Arlz., wu an Anierlcah Ill~ ho 1111• lllrl. who ere Interested In maldnl a es ~ tile CMl senlce examlna· cholrman or tho GOP Boose . carried· two Collldlan pauports ... 11'1 Leo Grlmoai 111r1. kle, Becky Swllldell, BreiXII McGuire; troll. row, Kathy Moore, Kathy Fields, DebbJe Crow, Shella career In tile armed foreea and tim. Chtlds and Louis S&uer. Polley CommlU., reversed hlo In tho name of Saeyd when be HII'IWIII, 1&1. • ~ Screening and aeleedm of canWbo woold. llko to enter a ser• - on tllelqlllladon and 1114 wu picked .._ !lira. Hll'IMQt T. Jaaoo, EA vice aca~ in June. 1889, are didates Is dme iiY the Tenth DllChlof Sowerlnlendent Tbomaa· Kuhn, MllllloltJJelnr:~~.;· remtndecl by coag, Clarenoa E• trtct Acadeii\Y Board, -aed he wwld _ . . ,_ au n controls. Butler 1114 he ..,. Rq at Clll!ord R. Pllllq, li Miller of tho first atep tii&J mull of one ctvtc 1 - Jrom each of al"IIA!slstrotim would ool,y JIOD' Loodon AirpOrt the ill)' he was PIWI, !11'8. J1m11 R, r11111t11 the counties In the Dlllrtct. take. lze tho honest lltrl<ll who . arreoled. He llld he tGid 11ay Kl'l. Jomea S. Qild<, Civil Service examlnaltaloaro ~!: raced w1111 tho choice, tllllt llthouih · be clolmod '"' H. - . Sr., Fnlllerllli' iC to be Biven Ill vertoos places In IIi In Ida sun or pa.y!na. ClJadllll cltlz~ be bod Walllce, !lira. DeoMir the Dtetrlct late In Au81st. Tbooe a llcenatog fee, holh of which to beUew 1111 was an - · Jeru B. Jacf<aoa, interested in taking the f!X3DIIna.would roreahadow the eventul1 American. F. Jlondrlek, Pllll 1·, 10011~ ..,,11 Uon must eoataet MWer'a oa:tee conllacation of .~ fl'<lm the "He replied, 'oh, well, 7e1 I Emell R. Eroal and I D I . COLUMBUS (UP!) - WilHam "We !eel that by Ausust, tile In Wublngton by Friday, Ally Miller, who met later with American public. am' and nodded 111'8emeril," dau&Jder, Mrs. Larr)' R, w1 E. M!Uer, the runnlqr mate or workers and state GOP Chair- man who eon wtn will be Nel- 26. sen. Edward F. Kenned,y, who Butler tGid the eourt. ·tJami and 1n1an1 Clauiblea'. ln!ormatlm needed Include• , Richard Fauber, Columbus, Is boo had two brothers uuaatJ>. former Arizona serator Barry man John S.. Alllrews, said the son A Rocke CeDer," aaid Mlll"'"'er --•• w•- he ·~• ~...4.1. .gu"' BUY lla&l llaU UIIID' Goldwater, claims Gov. Nelson work- of the Rockefeller groups er. "That's the reascm for Uda tbe D&D18, acldre88 1 and lg8 of apendJ ng a vaeat(onw~~ "' hJ sm~~ by sunman, IGid the dJ~-". •- ......._.~ ..... -• the pi'OipOC!Jve candidate, aoMII er, Mr 1• Edna Fauber and otber aubeommtttee In a Iotter read ..... .,.,....~ .. ,_ •••ccu-~ - - ,........,. ''" A. RockefeUer or New York wu to generate public support drive." ~ed 8Wo~YVH~J conc vu as an lndleatlm a1 tuwblchaeadA._.. he :....y '"" • has the broad appeal necessary for the governor to lntluence r~olves re. by Chairman Thomas . J. Dodd, a•·--' In hlo ceiL He conceded the governor emy thiJ are lntere- In atste von Gilt-•· Ath vi tt-.. .. - ac..,·ed •-• ~to win the presidency. delec&tes. • ..., , ens, • ~: "I to.. of DO piece of ed wt~ ht _ _._. nt "'" '~The Republltan par1;y can't "We are just asking delegates was behind in the nee for dole- tending. •• a •• -....,..re s, Mr. leglllladon now before " - • • 1~ ..... - •M but ~,_,~."""'' be · General rii<Jilrementa a r e and 111r s. Fern Gill_,• ..._.. ~-• M • win unless it has a candidate to keep their <ptions open until gates but claimed Nixon, the .....,. which ts more lmpol1anl to the -~-'.. al·--' • -• 00 -•anfttxlnced Republican thet candidate• must bave reacbKar P-· and VdL.. w-~ ......with 1 broad appeal," said the the convention in August when other en •• ., ·-•Y ~ securtt~· and wollobelng or every ....,....., ·-• behind hlm, -• his •-·• 1n •- of single American than the biUo ... - •·-•a and _ rRepublican vice prestdenttal we think they can make a be~ candidate lor President, "does- ed their 17th btrthd&J, but not rum, 111e Arthur, are sue•~ .. , •o•''""" -~ , th•lr ·grandmother, Mrs. Murl hi b bel ••ed ·~ •~ ~ •• """' candldete or 1964. ter judgment on who should be n't have enough votes to gal the their 22nd btrthd&J by JUI.y Ill of next year; be re.lddenta of t h e w e are D& UIIICUS After a momen$ .or 10 he added, "This Rocke!eUer has proved the Republlcon presidential nomlnation. •' Galoway. here." · "It Is matbematlcally lmpos- Tentb Congreut<lllli District Members or tile Temple wsa; 'I feel eo trapped,'" in New York," he sald. "That nominee," he said. stble because of the I'AII!Iber or (Athens, Fairfield, Ga!Uo, Hock· journeyed to Bel,pre on Sllurda,y Butler uld, hol'nlver, tile.man ls he can appeal to labor, the !avarlte son candidates," he tng, Jackson, Meigs, Morpn, afternoon where they were onto the doek had lld!de DO colored voters, the minorities sold, pointing out that Gov. Perry, VInton, llluaklngum(part), tertalnod for their June meeting admlaslon he wao llay. Netthar, and run well in the urban James A. Rhodes was among Monroe, Noble and Wasldngtoll In the home of Mr and Mrs Bullar sold, did ·ba admit IIJ(lt areas.' ' the sons. .....Uea), and pa18 atrtet piG>Howard Stanley, ~r real: Larry Clark and Tamara, Har· to murder cbarps cMCOI'Iing "Any Republican who is ~ Miller suggested Mayor Jobn steal testa. deots o! tlols area. Mrs. Artbur rlsonvllle, attendodaalnglnac""' King. q to be eleeted President V. Lindsay or New York Cit.Y q,entngs will be available at Crabtree presented the program ventlon at the Ohio Slate FairTile clefelldant rude "DO must do tMt aoo we believe BONN (UPO _ Political ob. ,.., the best choice RockeleUer !be Military Ac&deii\Y at Well ustqr the theme, "Responstl>tugroonds In Columbus. odmtaolons or eey tdnd," Butler .~elson Rockefeller has more aweal to those groups than servers today assessed secre· had to succeed olein U.S. Sen. Point, tile Naval Acadeii\Y at t.Y of the Church Layman. .. Mrs Rev. and lllrs. Dovld White and said. Dick Nixon," continued the for- tary or State Dean Rusk's visit Robert F. Kennedy as senator. AmapoUs, and the Merchant Ma- Mendal Jordan gave de¥0tlon~ daughters, Carroll, Pb!o, tlatt- . The l!Hr!nlf receued at 1:05 mer New York congressman to west Germany as amther . "Tbts Is not 1!\Sltle)afo~- rtoe A~. -~ prel!ll~Mud Gall>- ,oc wtth Mr. and !lire. Robert p.m. . lor a. '15-m!llllte lunc!': prool that, even tn tnternatim! · don and l hove ndt ·lillt.;.••th Those IVho tndleate -811'clolv~..W,~A.a Gre,llreft, !Aalf' CI'if>. Mattox ~!Jt.llr• ~~,.llll}fl,~.i·' iJ>·, 4cJI..,_ so the · ~..-- GOP naijonal chairman. Decline To Speculate a1 diplomacy, tllsre ts no sub- the governor It bqt' l am est wilt be provldod wltb the V.e, Helen S<ott,JlDxleArbaugh, friends In comm cy, mqlatrate llld anotllor llearq and Marsuertte Scott. Guests !lire. Elmer Mattox Ia matdng would_be held naxt week. . Miller declined to speculate on stttute for a peraoaal appear. sure the governor wants to apance. point somebody wbo wiD be were Eva McKnight, Octa GtUog· an extended visit at the hGme Tile attonMil' 1114 U.S. autllor, ·Rockefeller's exact strength in Ohio while he was here Wedft Is unlikely that Rusk told elected when he .... In 1970," ly, Debbie and Daletene S.:otl of her BOD and dau&bter-t!Haw, IUoo had I """"". Wbo ...., nesday to formally O',len the Chancellor Kurt Georg Klesln- said Miller. and Norma G!Dogly along wi!A lllr, a'nd Mrs. Herman Mllttox, Ray a 1'IIOIDina 11ouae governor's state headquarters aor anything he hadn't prevloosMiller said hlo support of the tho host and boale;s, lllr. and Charleston, W. VL -..ootn overlooldai the maW ~ but said it was considerable. ly atatedpubllclyorconveyedprl- New York governor .... not lllrs. Howard Stanley, who aerv· The Busy Bee Society or the where Kina died, beard a 8liGt vately to West German Foreign Inconsistent with his jlblloaophy, od dollelooa relrolhments to tile C8rpenter Blptlat Church met fired f'rom tile batlll'GOIIl and Mlnlster WUiy Brandt eboot A- often described as conaervadve, . ~ Mrs. stanley Ia a charter : : lllr~ Jam:.,.~hl"!~~ wlltcbed 1111 ~ out of the merlca's stand In the new Ber- alnee the two men had supportlllrs. Gillogly, Vickie a n d member of the Temple Soetet,y. eve ng. - - · room a~ 1-. lin squeeze. ed each other before. Bruce, or Albar\Y were SUnday lllr. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter led · dovodona. Others present ldebWita Wttneaa But Rusk's brief preiOIIce In "RoekefeUer 1'11111 New York guests of her peronts, Mr. and celebrated their 58111 wedding were Bomte Cheadle, Mae Jot• Calculi ldlml!led lbt wllnoal Bom Wednesday and his tough the way I would run New York, !lira. Uncoln RusselL anniversary receotl)'. . don. Kezllh Dye, llelen JeflMa, II a "lllr. llel'ena" but dl4 1101 statement be!orelelevlolon cam- said Miller. Mr. and lllrs. Pete Earnheart, Rhonda c••...,man. St. Henry, Ida tess Cheadle, along wltll the boo- slve ~~ flrll name. COLUMBUS (UP!) - T w o eras tJUeeted a measure of eooVIckie and Lesta, Columbus, Mr. Ohio, ts vtatting her grandpar· Elba MeKnJabt, CoJum. Tile barrlllor aald tho wltlloaa Cu,yaboga Cc>uncy Repobltcan fidenee hero and probal>ly a11and lllro. Charles Yost of Sunonto, Mr. and Mrs. ver!ln Howblla, visited wltll Mr. ,,.. Mrs. ~ R&J llia.Yed an ."WI...,. IN<Iers plan to ask the Ohlo del , urance berry Road, Columbus, and lllr. ery and lllr. and MrL L.Yie Chap- D. o. MeKnlgbt, lllr. and Mrs. ~~.:.s ~~~ ~· !~ egatlon to tbe GOP natlmal eon- suaged West German rears that America's eonunitment to Berand Mrs. BtU Earnheart of Logan man. Ferri Gillogly and other reJa. .. ventlon to Ill> on record Friday lin""" lading. 'were SUDC[sy arternoonvisttorsor Mike Lawson and Walllr Jorlives during the weekond. On observed IPDI In !be balbroolll. & In ra.or or Mayor John V. Lind''Free ...... to Berlin to • II! Mr. and Mrs. lflrley Jobnaon. .... members or the C8rpenler Slltllrda1 even!JV, &he accom''Tbe tlllrd tlmo Mr. . say or New York Cl1y as the par. lllr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, B<>l;• t-tl Club, attendedCowllel- panted her brother, llirold GD· beard a 8liGt !lrod fiCI!I tho t;y's vice presidentlal nominee. vital lnterell o( tho three Western powers as well as or the FedCOLUMBUS (UPI) Slate InJollnny and Eddie, of Beverly lor a Camp at Cantero cave thta logly and family to Galltpotii, bathroom - . " Calcult In New York, an Bide to Undoro! Republic or Geri!WIY and ouranee Director I)Jgene P. were weekend visitors o! lllr. past weekend. where they visited tlllltr lister, aald. "A ~ IJiar Mr. aay quoted the mayor as saying any lnterlerence with oucb acBrown said today be woold prob. and Mrs. Howard Tboma and Pitsewral !rtendo and relatives Kre. Dorollly Frizter and ~- Sloven& saw a man coming out he had no lntent1ona and no exof !be balbroolll. Ba liN ' lilt peetatlon of I'IIIU1ing lor an elec- cess ean lead to a very grave ably have a decision wltllln six rtclL Also visiting wu Howerd gathered at the h...., of lllr. and iy lltuation," Rusk told the West weeks on an Insurance llrm'o Thoma Jr. Mrs, !.&vern Jordan m Tuesday ' man, IIIIo aceeilttive oftlee this year. •-· E. Br-• JordiD, 100 of Mr. and ume -~~ n. booked ~- _..... lllr• and lllr a. lflr..,. German televtaton audience. plan to aell pa.yroll delllctlon JohJ>. even!JII for teo cream and cake •-· u.........,a• "" ..., · The support for Llndaay rose auto Insurance. son, 'l'unnzy, Cheeyl and Terry, In hollor of tllo 14th blrtbd•• of lllrL Dwaine Jordan, underwant """"·) ,• • . ~ a tolllllectomy · 111 Moant Sl. when tile eiPt convention dele''l'hedepartmentwlllotuciYthe aed lllr• ind Mrs. Brady Knotts tb8tr daullfrter, Ruth Ann. Her · Kina Wll bit .. belklild'CIIl&> pies aed Dine alternates !rom were SUnday eve"'~ visitors or _...._~ ...., Mrs. """e Jor- Marya Heapttal In NoiiQIIVIIIe mdlel bal-. IIMIIJ!I='e-- ' plan and testimol\r and then will lllr • ,.. lllr E·-• .. ~-,."' III ' Thur~ and{, coavaltacl. -· Cuyahoga Cc>uncy caucuaed Wed- Slow-Piteh lague make a decision," said Brown. · a •· ....., llanbV. don, who reeantq cetebrlted her llld the lhDt waallred fr111111be nesday and adllpted a ro&Oiutloo "Normally a dlelaton eon be Rh- and Roolld. 78tb'birthdsy, wu &110 a m•ot aaUalactorlljr at hla hoale. bathr<Jom window In !be room•Mrs. Dorsey J~ 'Mrs. · supporting the 11117or lor vlee made In lour to six weeks." !lira. Jack Elam and Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Robert )(llttox, Gene Je!!ero and liri. ~ lnllliluse acroaa the alntt. Meeting is Called president and Gcv. James A. The pian by Transportation ill- Mrs. Eopne llanb¥ and Rhonda lllr. aed !lira, ~ Jordan, lllr, Bl•'- ,....., .. ..., l·llll..._ --• AI RIJ ....... lhDIIIDa · Ill Rhodes lOr President. eo., to ..u autolnllll'and Ronald and lllrs. Fred Tuckand Mrs. Dolo Dye, and Mr. and v emollnn-ln the prll!laurance A meeting to organiJe a slnwpltch llllftball leasue will be held ance and bave the PIJIDIIIU de- erman wore Tueadl1 buatnea• Mrs. Robert Blall(9, .Tom IIIII ~ Ca[umbla Makaolt t-tl "'·"'"" and 1111"1 dock, cal cult looll4d 'Ill duetod IIIIIODialleally 1rom a per- visitors In GlUtpoliL SillilY, were ....,.. thooe !rCIII te ~bbD and 1114: TbiJ tra&lc dlllll ~. June 30, at 4 p.m., Ill aon•o salary was cmtestoc1lllr. and MrL Lee Rtxl&h and bero who attendod the 25th ·lMJ. ator and Marco Jo!rea'a, mom- 1111 !be .n of.•tbJa,~!!blllll."; tile Raclle stadium. Tbreeteama u ...... or ~-·upotu ,_....._ of the ber• or C8rpenter lloJ•' t-tl .. .... ~:t·rl· . .,.. a were Tues- voraary or ~.... .........,. ,~-·-_ _ ........... _...., - :.. _c:w..-..~e·~ v, a. (Comuued lmn 0 0 ... to Canlera·a .., Jac•·.have already tndtcatod a de- It ,... filed wltll the 11a1e Ill· ·-~• diJ visitors of Mrs. Joaoph Milca SoU and water eon...... '"" ......, •• •'tile .ntna ot ' DlAM 0 N D. '. R IN · gram for OVtr7 yootb md a4Jit lire to particiPate. Tilese are surance Department, Jolmaon. • '"' McJndl.y, whofe -~ don Dtatrlet In Pomel'O,I'. Dole Club caq,. " WllterJ.....,n..m: Tho , .. !i-•-l:w In the stale who can prom by ~....... headod by Btu Am· , lllro. Jerry Burna Ia vlaltllw llJe wu bonorod for ld"o senlce ber of C8rpenter lloJal·4-11 Club, . · ... .._ _ ... ' 11Ueh instructim." ott; Racine, to be manapd by wltll Mrs. John - . and IU1- u • past ouperviaor llld recelv• Ia aetl- u 1 ~.'Jbt the A vocatlODBI . - bJ tlllo BUI Malnanl, and Letart Falla, ll1 or Columbuo. od a pt.cJut. ., · · area 111'0111d haYO a -.m or under DuaM Wolfe. JamesGreathowe Weekend gueall or Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cbeadle : : . : : :..Ia for 8+-10.~· All teams tntereatod are to 575 jqJI!a. I 111'0111d be · lllrL Howard Rua..U were Mr. and llexte callld qn her brother ·~ or La~ eontrolled aod ClpOnlod," bring ls-mber IQIIId rostera. and Mrs. Barry Jolmaan and and atater-ln-llw, Mr. andlllro . . ~ at ~umbla ~ !lllf'ti..' · aceordtng to !'ID1Icr. l'llrtldpot. It Ia • ..........,.... that teams Dies on ~ly, Mrs. LuctUe Rodman and i1obbJ Hamona,..cblldrea, WooddiJ evtnlal wileD~·~ , lng district• - - - allt~<­ uee baliJ.I[-• Jrom their .... James A. Groalbouse, 48, Pom- M'arQo, Mr. and,llrs. W.I.IIoJce .we, Ohio. . lllillllbera pHMitlid !bln~· tivltleo. «HIIDIIIWeo unless &<1EDeen Venoy, George WWllm lfr. a ... Mrs. ltunoll Ftolds, pfc,pu..ai ibotr ~~ ,,.,,L.oi. ' eroy, died Wodne~ .. llllna Ill II was It Ole - - d'lt-1 plsywa are needed to Vemy, all or Columbua,lllr. and Great ·Falla, .........., ware ,... .tal~ .ua~. . ' ( •1!!11 · the Veterans Hoapllel Ill lllmlIn& t1111t lbe procram 1111 Clllllbe roster. Mrs. Wtlllam .Woodard Jr. and COlli IPJH!s Ill the lib Cbeadle aad• "'•• """ --'•' . ...,.. ·ti'~.' . ,111111 ,1, tnpon. He wao the aon of lbe p - t n .ll<ip' J- - · Marla of Jackaon, Mr. and Mrs. borne. . , • • ~ . .......,a, v .. "~""· . late James and Helen Malnbart ....... hllh lOIII Greethtxlae, and aervedoveraeaa Robert Ruoaoll, Ron, Don and The Ca1111nter Blptill Cllureh liitei'.• Mrs. Albert ; ; ; ; a - , Mike -ell, Mr. and Y- Grolt) met 111 !II& home or :.::~~ during World War Two. He to aunlved by bla wl!o, Mrs. Ed VeDOy and family, Mr. lllr, and Mrs. Lrtrll Seolt. Tholl lilmbla 20, !'ID1Icr oaiiL ., Uwmit F'ded on Pauline and six otepdau&hterl. and lllro. WWllm Woodard and preaont were Carol Fraley, Jon- · · F..-.1 aervlcea will be beld Edith of LangnDle and Mr. and .Ill' and Rbonda BACK 100 YEAIII Note Saturda1 Ill 2 p m. Ill Ewln8 Mrs. Wtlllam RuaoeU and W~~y~~~~ and CLEVELAND (Ul't) - T b e harl, Chapel wltb burial In B 1 • c b of Mlnemtlle. Clpboga CCiiDJ GnDd larJ, Jocllpnoal tn the amount or Grove Cemeler7. Gravesldl ser~~~~'· &nil 111r1. T9DI &lmmerlll1ill'l C4olllrOIO to .............. $f7$ 011 I - " DOle bel ncea will ba bald by Drew Wlib-. dolil and c..ilce .~ 'nluroal ~ltioa IIIII Ucw4na of " - alilal IJI!Iolp ~com­ _, '11·111 . •. 1M lliri. ~ Poll No. 3t of .the - all drearmo, Jlllld • - • pleu .art by The Ctd- lean Lfl(on. FrltDIIa 11117 ea1l Rllaaall Mr. and llrL· e.o. ilanll, Middleport, lll)'tlmt, e... Gl- Hlloa wiU orl liiHo laws ...., ba - - "or loft~ elM aocioll will , lOO oplnll l'rod J. and Zelma Lane, om elate. where sum- Armed Forces Academies .matcl\oll Tests Coming in August Goldwater Running Mate Miller. 11 · Carpenter News, Notes Likes Rockefeller for President ' blna,ot5WK1medl' Aveliue,!lled Tlielllv 1i!abt ln"PI•aa'nt Val· ley Hoai>ltil alter a loow Wneoa. sufvfv!llli fn adjJIIloc to · tile pareiU are two brolbero, larr7 Bud ai>! Erwin W11y1111 'Robbins, IIWIIa, tho Treasury would conllaellte htl auna wltll ..,..... Atty. Gen. Ramse7 Cllrk led .. , ..!'T· P~-l'l!trlckVon ~·· ll!o-yoar.!ol~ oiJa or van . u: and ~~eUy ADii cruinp e.o. thO licensing rliqiiiro'. aonable eompensati.OG." ,, BUlin Cdmnlttee , The senate Judie~ Ccinmlto lee today Wll to take It) • • bill propoaed by sen. .Joaepb . D. Tydlqrs, [).llfd., .to require regtatrwtlm of all auns. .{', .1, . Qie~ i:)\1~ ~oul'l~f~~~:~~~ ~n ,,. ,...,.,n w- -u ""' Knighton· Neal Wedding PI'. PLEASANT- The Week. 1117 MemorW EUB Church of Cbarle&tlll WI& the )leltlng ror •.tho ~. Jlme 22 wedding and rete~~~~m or Mlaa caro~yn a.e ,Kn~s~Mn, dau&bter or Mr. and •Mrs. Earl V. Knlgbton Jr. ct West Avenue, aod Richard Euaane Noel, 1011 or liiJ's. B, L. MeGraver or -~~ VIlla Drive, Charleoton, aod Cerl Neal of Hllldor-. -· Tho lillY. I)Jgene Garlow or Point Plaaaant ofllctatod, uollled by U!e !lev. Bryan Blain of Charleotbo, and ~ music waa pre...w.ed by Mrs.' P a u t a Slnltll, oolcdol, and Vlrglnla!llel!lln, organlat. Rusk's Show ,.:~! ~wa!y ~ :~r::'~:'Z!: r!.~~~~r~; Cheers Bonn wolfpen News, N0_te8 log crepe sklrls, empire wallla, lace bodleea, ovalneekllneallld abort putfed aleevea. Each car. rled a nosellll)' or white and llllc dallies and baby' a breath. Carl Neal, Jr., waaldo brother'& bell man and ulbers were Robert ~·. Pl. Pleeaant; Charlas Qmun, Mike Tucker, Clll!ord and Robert Knl&btoo. Mr. and !lira. Neal are graduate• or Slobewall Jackaon High School. Sbe to emplo.ved by IJnlj. ed Stales Ftdell1y and Guarant.Y Company and Mr. Neal to....,._ lni with tbe u. S. Navy tn Patuxent River, !lid. t= ~·· ·~~~.ar::. ~a':: bow Glrli· ' , Matd ct ldlor, _ ' 10111, Delbert Jr., Kennetb and Lewis lllcDade ot Barberton, 0.; one dsuabler, Maryln MeDode, BsrbertSCIII; two brothero, ~· and Wayne McDode, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant; foor ststers,lllra. Wanda Jordan and Mlu Patrlclll(c· Dade, both of Leon; !lisa Ruth . McDade, Pt Pleaaant R\. 2, and Mrs. Sally Nibert or Daloware, 0. Funeral oervtces will be ..,;._ duetod at zp.m. Friday tn t h e Pine Grove ChiD'eh near Leon with the Rev. Hermon Jordan 0!!1 elating, Burial will be In tile :~r:~ ~:m~~8!.'!:::...": al Home alter W..tinghoull Motor 1YurGUir..,.. RO VAL .o 'A'·~ PARI( ,. ,::: , . Ad Don't ' il YOU tt.Ye To Trevel Miles to Enjoy: ·· · •c.mplng • Picnickinl eSwimmlng • fishing, W•'rt Rltecl with the lett! . t,:,:;·::::),On~.·:~...~~~:!~~:\~7::~11etwN~:.: .:. ::~~\f.:~~::~. · 15.88 Ear 1< Nooe ptqo - RIDJI - · Beach Balls - WadinJ pools, ldck beerda - Sand. beach ton - AU ktlldo of summer toy&, Jl'lap fM Jlll7 Swln•miDJI Supplt•• - e Bolting Outdoor Sports . :. ~~·:~~~~:~Ches~~te:,~ri:<::lJ 4th. . BEN FRANKLIN. PIIOIIE POlEROY 992-3498 ' OliO 6 p.m. todaJ. Man Dies in Nashville PI'. .PLEASANT - Delbert , EdWard MeDode, 3.'1, llocktna.Uie, Kenluek7, rormer Leon, w. Va. realdonl, died Tuesday Ill a Naabvllle, Tean., bolpltaJ. He wu born tn Maim <lowll1 on Jan. 27, 1935, a 1011 of Carl and Maca! ilenaJ Mc:Dade, Pl. Pleaaant Rt 2, who aurvlve. Other aurvlvors lnclade three Mnt ·;. ··• ' &,.ri.cell0p.r1101'1;·........ Prices, •riel 'Work Gulrullell 100-S FREE TOY SECREJ SPRAY Power-VIC .• Cie~n~.Anyancld Heating 1ncl Alr-Conclltlonl . ng Sylflml . For~~ l'l Specllll!qul~. , 63~ 85~ $1.39 ·Value LILT SPECIAL '~.·· CAlL OR WIITUIS TODAY1 lilaa JUt\)' wal- i ~~~== 2$pud~F... :::::::::::::::·:;;;;;;;::;:::::;;;::(>:;:::;~;;:;;:~::::::::::::x:;:;::- YOUR INVITATION TO ABARGAIN . IN CLEAN LIVINGI -POWER-VAC CLEANS Bilk Dluaton vall fall !rom a liira of ta¢e cryllala .and -Ia. She clhiod a lace .,._ phieded to be. r Former Leon 20'',Ftl Spec'lal.· St-~-H_A_S_E.fn4..,H..,!..~_D_W_A..B;.;;;i;;;• .;:;•';;.;•"-.. 99e .._L........... - Two Cuyahogans EXTRA . Propose Lindsay r.fi.a. Ins :... Plan Chall ed eng 7oni;--;"':;; - • Vo-School A··uO·.. , opedi•• .......... .,--.. 1 rour.- .....,._...,. GJwunit - N...._. 7811'1/' JIPI), l'llJ'Iland, .. conri aetlo!ty, appsq,t!JJIiJ!Il.lll ·-J)I' OCOod.lllod b7 the - I - ' ', CALGON BATH OIL BEADS FAST FlEE . . 8. _OJMri·.EvervWHk Day9:00to7:00 .1111rdat ru • DSHAYE . A'ier,._ .' . ·1. .... . SIA tic VALUI I .... ,._qq $AVI57~ 20-oz~ JADE 1.99 EAST ·1·~:;:t;;~t:tl:;:ilzj~~~;~ i ·3. u.vJ5 c· 47e - · .. .,;'1, • BAJ'HOIL SUCAIYL ~LIME· 6Jdl.~" CALGON BEADS 59~ · ~ DEUV!IIY · -7- Gl'a,._ . Wednesday _,,ed SPE~IAL Sl ON'S RKET 1.00 VALUE · PRELL FAMILY SIZE 1.55-YALUE ·. IAY19 ••• • . . �tiC, "0 ' ' ,' I ----- •-.-.. --- New Haven Social Events . NeU IIIQ'maker roeentl,y re- wtro, ami two cbUdron roalde at Ollvo!Jirot, CIIIComiL turned from a week' a llahlng Mr. IIIII Mra. Freollllll J!llulh trip In Canada. o1 CIOYelaad, VIrginia vllllted Mr. end Mrs. Cole Slaata rehere with hll aon and famlb', •mtb' vacationed at Myrtle Mr. uti Mra. Jolm F, J!llulh Beach, s. c. chUdreo recomly. Mr. and Mrs. H01117 Capehart 11141Mr. 81111 Mrs. WUUam Cbll· rectlvwl word that tllelr aon, ler and their dauibW', Mrs. Erwin bas been promoted to Slall: WUUam Garlleld or N \1 k . ew or • Sergeant. Sill. Capehart, wbo bas bavo b•n va..clonlni In Flor· been In 1he U. S. Air Force Cor Ida. 0'/lr elshl years Is statlmlld In Mlas M,yra Roulh vldted at CellCornla, whore he and hla the home or her malhor, Mrs. Velma Rouab, Wrlllg 1 aemos- Vaeation School to .. ~ llr. and Mrs. Poul F. ROUib inurlllm8lll at Ctnclmollcwortlle and Camlly liave movwltromhM woekelld. to Roanoke, Va. -eMr.RGIIIb llrL Frank Zerkle Ia apallllt woo tronafsrred. IIIII ~OJf!l al Holzer Hoopllal. · by Appalaehlan Eloctrl• . eo-. Debra 81111 Diane Karr ol ow. ensboro, 1\7. are vtlltlni their ll'ancPrenll, Mr; 81111 Mra.l Otto Griaim. Mr. IIIII Mra. lllrr1 Jllller, ''CI - Sb: ,. Leah Am IIIII Gall, neotlaaly of Flap . ed near DIO'IOII. Wo laot waek. The city or MobUe, .~Ia., lo Edwin Stein Ia a auralell pa. sometimes·called the City -ol . Sb: FIJigS." The city bu been Uonl al Cabell llulllla&tGn. Hoi- owned' by the Freneb, Brltllb pllal. and Spanish, and bas floim Mr. 81111 Mro. Harold Roll ml the fta!l;l of Ill!! Amerlcau colO. cbUdreo vldted relaUVIS udn· nles, UJt Confederate StBiea catlmed near Plttobur&h, Pa.laot and the United States. Am and Goll attended Carol,yn, dlai ' The Negro, too, hu a plaoe.lnAmerlcan history. The ~rowth ol o,t~r ~~try Ia ••• wlt,h exam· Thurgood Marshall, Ralph Bunc he, Edwai-d piH of thf Black men ~1)0 1'1118 .from otiiiCilrlty , •• Brooke ••• great nunes of the present. But What only to be Ignored.by, ii)Oit,hlstorlana wfit!i their ·. of llenjamln Banneker, John Rock, Peter Silem, life spans were qotnplet~. . Phlllia Wheatley, James Derham, Paul Cuffe, EsteIn an effort to oollilple the w-'~ o! Ignorance · vanloo, Matthew Henaon1 and misunderstanding of the Ne~'a role In Amerl· · These were but a few of the many lleQroea who oan history, thla newspaper prolenta "The LaSt · made noteworthy contributions to the development American," a 24-part aeries iracjng ·the Mea~o of America in Ita earlier dayL American through his life In tho Nelli World. StarfinB thU Fridoy in thU NewiJIGIH!f' .• -•. ------------ . ' a boWling week. ·wis piiQ'ed by Mrs. Tbo mother· ot 1111 brlda - · a paotel blbo elrosa trlmmedwllll blue ODd bol&e llowaro,' wlllt blue 11141 beJa9 aeoeaiOI'ioo11141 a cor· ot blue Tbo IIIGCilor ot 1111. II'GOm """' a !Ur,...l.oo wllb willie ... oeoiOrles ODd a coraaae of 1ihlto ..r.alloaa. be!Ci.Jltjy 4 at tliiRullaaoi Park. drt•• -· l4eliil>art Wttb Mro. Paul Zirkle aul~. lleCroohmenta - • · oervw!. Tho ellil dooa not meet · In JUly or AIIII!SI. . A PRACI'ICAL APPROACH TO PALMISTRY. Year ~J.W~~ed~ .lkelift, ol taiel U fOI •eep fOar ~ . '!"> I '!" I 10 -UP& loDe ud all lwldy ee(loa IWIIil to pull Jlaek )'0111' ~ldlele1 &lid wipe nav """·•,. · . ' . - ....... Sheridan Jr., IIIII Mrs. WOllam KJdalll at·the home ol Mrl. IIIler· ...sTREET DANCE nurode,y, ldaD 1n l'l>meroy. J1111 21, next to tile ~acuee Guoota were Mrs. Purl!11Karr, ~ty IIIII Park from 9 Mro. WoodrOw Mora, Mr1. ·Aman· ·' 1.%. Tbo .Ja.v• wUl emcee. da Baer, Mro. Ull!llnNeaae, Mra. wl by.lbe Teens Cor Park . . Fred Noaae, David ·Neaae and lmprovemant. NEW iiAVEN _ Tbo'Uvo Wire Roma, Mra. Komi ,Roullh, Mro. . · FRiDAY Claao ot the UDitocl Mllhodlot A. R. Knllbt, Mra. WUllam SlerPAST MATRONS CliQ-<h , mot on TUtlfdV ..... ldan, Sr., Roaece WU., . . . . of lbe EV&Do 1q II the alllrcb Mrs IUld 911111111, Mrl. Moi.CIIIII Cot~~ter, Middleport; It Jltmard l.lltlai IUld ilro. Frid· trill 11141 JUl, Mrl. CUYor wu. 7:30p.m. FrldiQ', JIDIO 28 II Blt4r ullolteaaes. . llama, Mro. Ed Fo-. Mrs. . WC, ' ~a, "God llld Flllli11'' Harry Ball7 llld Dd>ble, Mra. • T.U. ·,to . !DIIt FrldiQ', , 8 weri led by Mrs. LlftlD& Richard Valllca, Mr8. John Scott, .~~:~~)M~ ' ' ' :a_ ~ ,s~~ · Mrs. ~~¥•• Walaon, Mrs. Olan • Aldar11011. Class Meets On Tuesday :m• ., ...:~:_~i~~ . ~ c- - ~·~~.~~ ="""'·e"'l!' PC!I)uc~ ·..·,. .·'. ,. . Mro;-. ., ··· ~rt;, 'JIIIiD ' ili!le1i!l '". "1M". . -. ClO " 1 ' ; ~F,fq~T· . 0~8 lq "HI's Mr Kind of Dd." ~''''* .._~Mioe . Vnloa, Mra. Bate,y oondilelod a Bll>le .. . - ~. al •lltl liome Cit Qdz. .,~!;,~ l:ilae, a., I! waa voted to JIU'cha" lioW -~ It I p.m., ~· earpollaa lor tile otatrwar at the ~~ to. briq a COJored cbUFch. Attoqdlnc were Mra fill, Ncn TrlilP, ilra. Clllr J!llu..,; . 0\l'I'SID& DANCE Jt11V Willi Mr1. IIDnrd Burr11, lin. ) U.. Jlta, lf1'141l, it the P ~·· CIIQ'tonAIII· •.."'1 till!l• CGUrt, lllrllrw att 01, Mro. Roy llotllllan, Mro. R1Q' · .~·IIi. I )Uiic ·welcoma.· W....-, Mrs. Thelma caPobart, ,, SATURDAY. Mrs. Olba L1ev1q, 81111 pot, , , ~Pll.RT UTr1LE 1-. MrL C~ !llore 81111 ho•ooaa, . ; .. . . . ' . hltb acllilol. Mra. Bate,y 111!1 Mro. iJniD& ~~~~~J,. 8tol211116- . · lllibt ~ the -eport ·C<JIIimw>. WATCH GRAHAM . . lty I'Uk; Jil'i' 10.- . '.' .'., '• > ,, ' -.. 't ' ,: NEW HA~ - Tho Cboro- ·Gootee""""' ""'·~-- Sturdy 24• FolcRng B-B-Q Sports••• Lanttrl I IV RAY.f>.VAC With lad Slgn•l Flasher - · - 12.65 l '. ps j~,. ~2p.m.~b7 Satur·:;.-, ~ ~ .f« ·dtll.-y, NoW Haftll iua.Poll '1110 IUJt ,. ~ GRILL 7.99 ~ ~ . "'"'fi an4 ~ll· ' Knllllll.l!iii"'"JJ;~· > ........ ""' _r,' onu Chrl- !lterldan. .,,' ) ' Se!>dllilllfla wore Mrs. Mai1l ' Evana, Mra. Gibrp Baer, Mrs. · Roaet Dlllird, Mra. c. D. Aniold, Mra. James Slephelllon and Mra. Paul Karr. RoCre~o wore let crtam 81111 c¥e -ltod wlllt rollbudo 81111 8liiiD umbrellas, and I1IIDch. ••• ·~· ...., · .. •• :• · OS ION VACATION SPECIALS 39c Jill ' . *· .... ·~ ' SWIM CAPS 98t 19~ BEACH. NAIL POLISH REIOVER19 694 .·' 12'5 HAIR NETS PRO · .19~ 19e BALLS ,KLEENEX -. Folds eully for 22.95 17.95 ' 579 . P!ciUFea wore taken 1ft t h e llfl4ra0an, Tlie hoatessea Cor 1he Septam~ be Mra. Pblllp i · . IIEW~!A;::"- JltiiL Ill"": i 3. w: ~ ( $-2.... Mrs: Vanica ' large Size 2-lurner Single lurner ,' en rbr All the !•niH hells Cl1 • F01nd At EMrsbtch llllwe. · 011 Yo.r Wty · ·· to Outdoor Li~l11_ ••• C••plll L1ntern - 17.95 COLEMAN STOVES ' I G. . . a Coleman GIICIIIne . ~·Mr . 'l'IIURSiiAY lito. flmlll" .WOI held It t be WOMEN'S Alsn. 'IIIIIradiQ' It home of brlda'a parillta~ l 7:30 at 1be Middleport F I r 1 1 Mra. Rickard II a lll'aduaie of S IV ·t1DIIod Ph~rlsn ChUFcb; WIIJa;na lfllh School, Clul of · ' · ' 1 1988 Mn. Richard vaulban bas lbe • Mr. itlckli-d ". a lll'ldu· PI'C>III'am; davCICiono by Mrs-Tbo- ace ot Walwno lfllbS.IJ3ol, elisa mao l(j!jy; ~~o•oaeo Mro. Lew- of 1966 .ODd fo ODiployed 11 Mar.II Slulr, Mro. IIClll llqprt;y letto IWuflelllriDg ~. A bridal llhowlr was bold Cor Mra. Jack Sltlerllelll, Mra. Tbo oouplo lo realdlilc It CIU- Mra. Pelt VUtca {JII<b' Gen1'7 AllderiCil, m1 Mro. Frlllell ton. helmer), lllv• by Mrs. WOllam Huntington School CAIPING SUPPLIES ' 81111 lira. Ralph Palate.r !IDil cbll· dreil Dlanl, . BodQI ariel Vlclor, ot Mlddlei>ort; llro. Howard Rauch 11141 children Barbara, 1 Steve ml Pam, or Newirk, 81111 Robert Painter or ~'~>meJGY" Rt. ~~:.~ ~. . .s of Bridat Shower . .c. . I ella bet: '!IIOIIIDI wW ....... ._,_. BAND TO PLAY . n;. Soulhenl Local H I i h llcbl!9l :Baail .will 11!11·frol!lii0Cil to :! .. P,m. for·tile OJ< Rolli iD be lind ''11io!lk . Cor Alllerlca." · Tbo ,_., pre. · a 8Ift to' lira. Rlcbafd ~ .llld a lilmoroua ·rAdlq by MrL Karl . llwtni tiJllowod. Gani01 W... .PIIJOII IIIII pra•• _,by Mrs. WU!Iam Allman, Mrs. Otbo Walja, Mrs. Karl ow. ens ind ¥fs. Horace MeElhlaay. caniatkm' SQUASH ' l!,ynm" • Amorlclll ' ldaala, WWiam Ruuell. 1ile maid ot boDor ,,.., Mill Linda J!llulh, aster ·ot t b • bride. Her J1!1111 woo a ohori While brooado dreao <GVoredwllll a blue lace cap. .Her )lciliQiet wu ot.bluo wllll willie Atlnltroamtro. · . llellnla smith ot~ Mich., aerved 11 beat nWt, uillera Were Ralph T, ~,' sfD~ Wo 11141 Mlchaal ~ce. New Ha- ter break. Sbe Isot attondlna Buatneaa r'r=nnr~~::::;:v~::::f~""':';!~==;"..., ~ at HUDtlngton. Mr. and Mrl. Edwin J!lluab of Begin Next Monday Cbarlootoo, W. Vs. vlallod bls MASON - Tbe Mason EUB parents, Mr. and MrL .JohDrly deli.Y vacation Bible S.IJ3ol will J!lluab over lite woekeod. begin llonday, July 1 at 9:30 Mr. Fred Rouah Is a OUFIII· W•tenn•lon • Clntaloupe s.m. until 12 noon. Mrs. Doro- cal paUoDI at Veterono !lem· tll1 Clrtwriaht wW ba hostess orlal Hoopltalln l'l>moroy. I ' Pe•chii•Str•wberi'III•Tomlltolt Cor reCroahmeota. AI\YOIIO wishlira. David Hlncb' and cbU·. ~••GOosebefrln IIIII to uolot or -te Is asked dreil of Middleport IIIII llr. aild · to eoiaet Mrs. CVtwrl&llt. · Mrs. Robert Muncy of>l' ~~~tl-. On Frij!!r, July 5 a picnic too, w. va. vloltod ov t!ID.be IM1il. Children 4 Ill 14 wookoed wlllllbelr malhor, who ban Dot yet OIII'O!led are B. B. Muncy. urged to pleaoo do ao 11 once. Mr. and Mrs. DonaldF. Roullh, · '!1lt Rev. Clarles Pariah Ia tile ond !Jieryl, Mrr. lloullaa Miller, _.-o , Mr• ~N .new)J•-'Died minister. --• Mr I. Harr)' 14111tr, ,_, • --• ' ~P'' IIIII ' . ',. Si~7to2o Half Sizes l2Ho 24l . ' 3 FOR , 69cPIHtic ~~c..,lett ' - • ·. ,·PLAYIN·G ,.,.... Eqllplltlt EVEIYTHING YOU IS ' sPECIAL SPECU£ :~. ZEICO ZEICO '· A\o. . 33 • ' ,- ' .. .lart9.50 -. , 'lv, ,,., v ~: ' •' NWil . . legular7.95 '· , SPIIHNG RR1. SliiNN.N GBa. 9.93 - 4.99 "·• -~· . WE 1s$ur HUN1'1NG & FISHifG UCIKI .. BACH-· 'IYilnMtNG IN HAiDWAilf <.tlr.., ""W , . ; '• '· ' I ,< ' ··. ~ ,· CARDS :I tt· �tiC, "0 ' ' ,' I ----- •-.-.. --- New Haven Social Events . NeU IIIQ'maker roeentl,y re- wtro, ami two cbUdron roalde at Ollvo!Jirot, CIIIComiL turned from a week' a llahlng Mr. IIIII Mra. Freollllll J!llulh trip In Canada. o1 CIOYelaad, VIrginia vllllted Mr. end Mrs. Cole Slaata rehere with hll aon and famlb', •mtb' vacationed at Myrtle Mr. uti Mra. Jolm F, J!llulh Beach, s. c. chUdreo recomly. Mr. and Mrs. H01117 Capehart 11141Mr. 81111 Mrs. WUUam Cbll· rectlvwl word that tllelr aon, ler and their dauibW', Mrs. Erwin bas been promoted to Slall: WUUam Garlleld or N \1 k . ew or • Sergeant. Sill. Capehart, wbo bas bavo b•n va..clonlni In Flor· been In 1he U. S. Air Force Cor Ida. 0'/lr elshl years Is statlmlld In Mlas M,yra Roulh vldted at CellCornla, whore he and hla the home or her malhor, Mrs. Velma Rouab, Wrlllg 1 aemos- Vaeation School to .. ~ llr. and Mrs. Poul F. ROUib inurlllm8lll at Ctnclmollcwortlle and Camlly liave movwltromhM woekelld. to Roanoke, Va. -eMr.RGIIIb llrL Frank Zerkle Ia apallllt woo tronafsrred. IIIII ~OJf!l al Holzer Hoopllal. · by Appalaehlan Eloctrl• . eo-. Debra 81111 Diane Karr ol ow. ensboro, 1\7. are vtlltlni their ll'ancPrenll, Mr; 81111 Mra.l Otto Griaim. Mr. IIIII Mra. lllrr1 Jllller, ''CI - Sb: ,. Leah Am IIIII Gall, neotlaaly of Flap . ed near DIO'IOII. Wo laot waek. The city or MobUe, .~Ia., lo Edwin Stein Ia a auralell pa. sometimes·called the City -ol . Sb: FIJigS." The city bu been Uonl al Cabell llulllla&tGn. Hoi- owned' by the Freneb, Brltllb pllal. and Spanish, and bas floim Mr. 81111 Mro. Harold Roll ml the fta!l;l of Ill!! Amerlcau colO. cbUdreo vldted relaUVIS udn· nles, UJt Confederate StBiea catlmed near Plttobur&h, Pa.laot and the United States. Am and Goll attended Carol,yn, dlai ' The Negro, too, hu a plaoe.lnAmerlcan history. The ~rowth ol o,t~r ~~try Ia ••• wlt,h exam· Thurgood Marshall, Ralph Bunc he, Edwai-d piH of thf Black men ~1)0 1'1118 .from otiiiCilrlty , •• Brooke ••• great nunes of the present. But What only to be Ignored.by, ii)Oit,hlstorlana wfit!i their ·. of llenjamln Banneker, John Rock, Peter Silem, life spans were qotnplet~. . Phlllia Wheatley, James Derham, Paul Cuffe, EsteIn an effort to oollilple the w-'~ o! Ignorance · vanloo, Matthew Henaon1 and misunderstanding of the Ne~'a role In Amerl· · These were but a few of the many lleQroea who oan history, thla newspaper prolenta "The LaSt · made noteworthy contributions to the development American," a 24-part aeries iracjng ·the Mea~o of America in Ita earlier dayL American through his life In tho Nelli World. StarfinB thU Fridoy in thU NewiJIGIH!f' .• -•. ------------ . ' a boWling week. ·wis piiQ'ed by Mrs. Tbo mother· ot 1111 brlda - · a paotel blbo elrosa trlmmedwllll blue ODd bol&e llowaro,' wlllt blue 11141 beJa9 aeoeaiOI'ioo11141 a cor· ot blue Tbo IIIGCilor ot 1111. II'GOm """' a !Ur,...l.oo wllb willie ... oeoiOrles ODd a coraaae of 1ihlto ..r.alloaa. be!Ci.Jltjy 4 at tliiRullaaoi Park. drt•• -· l4eliil>art Wttb Mro. Paul Zirkle aul~. lleCroohmenta - • · oervw!. Tho ellil dooa not meet · In JUly or AIIII!SI. . A PRACI'ICAL APPROACH TO PALMISTRY. Year ~J.W~~ed~ .lkelift, ol taiel U fOI •eep fOar ~ . '!"> I '!" I 10 -UP& loDe ud all lwldy ee(loa IWIIil to pull Jlaek )'0111' ~ldlele1 &lid wipe nav """·•,. · . ' . - ....... Sheridan Jr., IIIII Mrs. WOllam KJdalll at·the home ol Mrl. IIIler· ...sTREET DANCE nurode,y, ldaD 1n l'l>meroy. J1111 21, next to tile ~acuee Guoota were Mrs. Purl!11Karr, ~ty IIIII Park from 9 Mro. WoodrOw Mora, Mr1. ·Aman· ·' 1.%. Tbo .Ja.v• wUl emcee. da Baer, Mro. Ull!llnNeaae, Mra. wl by.lbe Teens Cor Park . . Fred Noaae, David ·Neaae and lmprovemant. NEW iiAVEN _ Tbo'Uvo Wire Roma, Mra. Komi ,Roullh, Mro. . · FRiDAY Claao ot the UDitocl Mllhodlot A. R. Knllbt, Mra. WUllam SlerPAST MATRONS CliQ-<h , mot on TUtlfdV ..... ldan, Sr., Roaece WU., . . . . of lbe EV&Do 1q II the alllrcb Mrs IUld 911111111, Mrl. Moi.CIIIII Cot~~ter, Middleport; It Jltmard l.lltlai IUld ilro. Frid· trill 11141 JUl, Mrl. CUYor wu. 7:30p.m. FrldiQ', JIDIO 28 II Blt4r ullolteaaes. . llama, Mro. Ed Fo-. Mrs. . WC, ' ~a, "God llld Flllli11'' Harry Ball7 llld Dd>ble, Mra. • T.U. ·,to . !DIIt FrldiQ', , 8 weri led by Mrs. LlftlD& Richard Valllca, Mr8. John Scott, .~~:~~)M~ ' ' ' :a_ ~ ,s~~ · Mrs. ~~¥•• Walaon, Mrs. Olan • Aldar11011. Class Meets On Tuesday :m• ., ...:~:_~i~~ . ~ c- - ~·~~.~~ ="""'·e"'l!' PC!I)uc~ ·..·,. .·'. ,. . Mro;-. ., ··· ~rt;, 'JIIIiD ' ili!le1i!l '". "1M". . -. ClO " 1 ' ; ~F,fq~T· . 0~8 lq "HI's Mr Kind of Dd." ~''''* .._~Mioe . Vnloa, Mra. Bate,y oondilelod a Bll>le .. . - ~. al •lltl liome Cit Qdz. .,~!;,~ l:ilae, a., I! waa voted to JIU'cha" lioW -~ It I p.m., ~· earpollaa lor tile otatrwar at the ~~ to. briq a COJored cbUFch. Attoqdlnc were Mra fill, Ncn TrlilP, ilra. Clllr J!llu..,; . 0\l'I'SID& DANCE Jt11V Willi Mr1. IIDnrd Burr11, lin. ) U.. Jlta, lf1'141l, it the P ~·· CIIQ'tonAIII· •.."'1 till!l• CGUrt, lllrllrw att 01, Mro. Roy llotllllan, Mro. R1Q' · .~·IIi. I )Uiic ·welcoma.· W....-, Mrs. Thelma caPobart, ,, SATURDAY. Mrs. Olba L1ev1q, 81111 pot, , , ~Pll.RT UTr1LE 1-. MrL C~ !llore 81111 ho•ooaa, . ; .. . . . ' . hltb acllilol. Mra. Bate,y 111!1 Mro. iJniD& ~~~~~J,. 8tol211116- . · lllibt ~ the -eport ·C<JIIimw>. WATCH GRAHAM . . lty I'Uk; Jil'i' 10.- . '.' .'., '• > ,, ' -.. 't ' ,: NEW HA~ - Tho Cboro- ·Gootee""""' ""'·~-- Sturdy 24• FolcRng B-B-Q Sports••• Lanttrl I IV RAY.f>.VAC With lad Slgn•l Flasher - · - 12.65 l '. ps j~,. ~2p.m.~b7 Satur·:;.-, ~ ~ .f« ·dtll.-y, NoW Haftll iua.Poll '1110 IUJt ,. ~ GRILL 7.99 ~ ~ . "'"'fi an4 ~ll· ' Knllllll.l!iii"'"JJ;~· > ........ ""' _r,' onu Chrl- !lterldan. .,,' ) ' Se!>dllilllfla wore Mrs. Mai1l ' Evana, Mra. Gibrp Baer, Mrs. · Roaet Dlllird, Mra. c. D. Aniold, Mra. James Slephelllon and Mra. Paul Karr. RoCre~o wore let crtam 81111 c¥e -ltod wlllt rollbudo 81111 8liiiD umbrellas, and I1IIDch. ••• ·~· ...., · .. •• :• · OS ION VACATION SPECIALS 39c Jill ' . *· .... ·~ ' SWIM CAPS 98t 19~ BEACH. NAIL POLISH REIOVER19 694 .·' 12'5 HAIR NETS PRO · .19~ 19e BALLS ,KLEENEX -. Folds eully for 22.95 17.95 ' 579 . P!ciUFea wore taken 1ft t h e llfl4ra0an, Tlie hoatessea Cor 1he Septam~ be Mra. Pblllp i · . IIEW~!A;::"- JltiiL Ill"": i 3. w: ~ ( $-2.... Mrs: Vanica ' large Size 2-lurner Single lurner ,' en rbr All the !•niH hells Cl1 • F01nd At EMrsbtch llllwe. · 011 Yo.r Wty · ·· to Outdoor Li~l11_ ••• C••plll L1ntern - 17.95 COLEMAN STOVES ' I G. . . a Coleman GIICIIIne . ~·Mr . 'l'IIURSiiAY lito. flmlll" .WOI held It t be WOMEN'S Alsn. 'IIIIIradiQ' It home of brlda'a parillta~ l 7:30 at 1be Middleport F I r 1 1 Mra. Rickard II a lll'aduaie of S IV ·t1DIIod Ph~rlsn ChUFcb; WIIJa;na lfllh School, Clul of · ' · ' 1 1988 Mn. Richard vaulban bas lbe • Mr. itlckli-d ". a lll'ldu· PI'C>III'am; davCICiono by Mrs-Tbo- ace ot Walwno lfllbS.IJ3ol, elisa mao l(j!jy; ~~o•oaeo Mro. Lew- of 1966 .ODd fo ODiployed 11 Mar.II Slulr, Mro. IIClll llqprt;y letto IWuflelllriDg ~. A bridal llhowlr was bold Cor Mra. Jack Sltlerllelll, Mra. Tbo oouplo lo realdlilc It CIU- Mra. Pelt VUtca {JII<b' Gen1'7 AllderiCil, m1 Mro. Frlllell ton. helmer), lllv• by Mrs. WOllam Huntington School CAIPING SUPPLIES ' 81111 lira. Ralph Palate.r !IDil cbll· dreil Dlanl, . BodQI ariel Vlclor, ot Mlddlei>ort; llro. Howard Rauch 11141 children Barbara, 1 Steve ml Pam, or Newirk, 81111 Robert Painter or ~'~>meJGY" Rt. ~~:.~ ~. . .s of Bridat Shower . .c. . I ella bet: '!IIOIIIDI wW ....... ._,_. BAND TO PLAY . n;. Soulhenl Local H I i h llcbl!9l :Baail .will 11!11·frol!lii0Cil to :! .. P,m. for·tile OJ< Rolli iD be lind ''11io!lk . Cor Alllerlca." · Tbo ,_., pre. · a 8Ift to' lira. Rlcbafd ~ .llld a lilmoroua ·rAdlq by MrL Karl . llwtni tiJllowod. Gani01 W... .PIIJOII IIIII pra•• _,by Mrs. WU!Iam Allman, Mrs. Otbo Walja, Mrs. Karl ow. ens ind ¥fs. Horace MeElhlaay. caniatkm' SQUASH ' l!,ynm" • Amorlclll ' ldaala, WWiam Ruuell. 1ile maid ot boDor ,,.., Mill Linda J!llulh, aster ·ot t b • bride. Her J1!1111 woo a ohori While brooado dreao <GVoredwllll a blue lace cap. .Her )lciliQiet wu ot.bluo wllll willie Atlnltroamtro. · . llellnla smith ot~ Mich., aerved 11 beat nWt, uillera Were Ralph T, ~,' sfD~ Wo 11141 Mlchaal ~ce. New Ha- ter break. Sbe Isot attondlna Buatneaa r'r=nnr~~::::;:v~::::f~""':';!~==;"..., ~ at HUDtlngton. Mr. and Mrl. Edwin J!lluab of Begin Next Monday Cbarlootoo, W. Vs. vlallod bls MASON - Tbe Mason EUB parents, Mr. and MrL .JohDrly deli.Y vacation Bible S.IJ3ol will J!lluab over lite woekeod. begin llonday, July 1 at 9:30 Mr. Fred Rouah Is a OUFIII· W•tenn•lon • Clntaloupe s.m. until 12 noon. Mrs. Doro- cal paUoDI at Veterono !lem· tll1 Clrtwriaht wW ba hostess orlal Hoopltalln l'l>moroy. I ' Pe•chii•Str•wberi'III•Tomlltolt Cor reCroahmeota. AI\YOIIO wishlira. David Hlncb' and cbU·. ~••GOosebefrln IIIII to uolot or -te Is asked dreil of Middleport IIIII llr. aild · to eoiaet Mrs. CVtwrl&llt. · Mrs. Robert Muncy of>l' ~~~tl-. On Frij!!r, July 5 a picnic too, w. va. vloltod ov t!ID.be IM1il. Children 4 Ill 14 wookoed wlllllbelr malhor, who ban Dot yet OIII'O!led are B. B. Muncy. urged to pleaoo do ao 11 once. Mr. and Mrs. DonaldF. Roullh, · '!1lt Rev. Clarles Pariah Ia tile ond !Jieryl, Mrr. lloullaa Miller, _.-o , Mr• ~N .new)J•-'Died minister. --• Mr I. Harr)' 14111tr, ,_, • --• ' ~P'' IIIII ' . ',. Si~7to2o Half Sizes l2Ho 24l . ' 3 FOR , 69cPIHtic ~~c..,lett ' - • ·. ,·PLAYIN·G ,.,.... Eqllplltlt EVEIYTHING YOU IS ' sPECIAL SPECU£ :~. ZEICO ZEICO '· A\o. . 33 • ' ,- ' .. .lart9.50 -. , 'lv, ,,., v ~: ' •' NWil . . legular7.95 '· , SPIIHNG RR1. SliiNN.N GBa. 9.93 - 4.99 "·• -~· . WE 1s$ur HUN1'1NG & FISHifG UCIKI .. BACH-· 'IYilnMtNG IN HAiDWAilf <.tlr.., ""W , . ; '• '· ' I ,< ' ··. ~ ,· CARDS :I tt· �, • '• • ~ . ,, .. . ........... 'i·-· .,..rlilllllil4 ·~ .,1 /'{·«~ •. ' • •· . . ,, I' .. · ~- ' .... ,,, , ' ,,, I , nJBNlBIIII) .... ' .. . . aplltbwuti. Clalt til ~: JllloDe · JO.IJ.Ue TRAILER SPACB, aD utlll1lel avaDeble. IDqulre Ill . . . . ey alter s or s p.m. Wrl1t P. 0. Bol Cl. Pomrrof, NHie ' 1-~ot;:;:~at~~~;;~l ~ SWta liPs. [ llave IIOld 1117 tile ~imll' LM!lSI'OOK ..; 60 Heavy hens.. eo wm sen ,PHONE M_QIQ 'IIOMES .~ Of . 992-2181 . PABM EQIJtPMENT .el J•clc w~ C.rley, - -Cbev. · . rolet pl<ltup In ercellent clition; Oliver '70' tractor, euJ. For 4 ROOMS AND BATH, 1'10 Mal. llvator; 1968 A.C. Hay CQIICII· berry Avw., Pomeroy. ea. tloner; Cue Rake and Ted- IJA Jolm Deere Com. taet Role 8111011, \Hie ... dar; blne; A.C. J.llaml crop 1011 liter 5 p.m. Pllcae . . aprayer; 01mr Vlllllll't . 1111. ll4la Spreader; Olltlpaeter, Dlsll 'i'OU CAN IIlli IIVI tiO Ill:~ harrvw; t-row com planter, . oo aluminum boelo. c;at! . . t-row corn plcter; S2 ft. RGu 1147 or 111W1511. caab ar Elevall>r, Oliver Drill; · Tracterms. &-!Nite tor I!I"IIB aaeder, WagCMI on Rubber; Hammer MID, Com KEEP your wpell beautiful Bhelier: 3-unll Surp Mllker8, deaplle eonstant footatepi ol complete; 3 water tanlrs, Moa busy ramny. Get Blue 1.111Collougll ehaln saw; 3-bole tre. Relit eleetrlc Bhampooer hog feeder, rOll woven wire; fl. BUer Furniture. &4f.8tp t'llalna, gordon tooiB. ApPI'Ol!· lmalely 200 bu. """'· 11100 HAY IN the ftetd, on ~n bales bay, 500 bales straw. Run Road. PbCMle 74UIIll af. FURNISHED APARTMENT, f HOUSEJIOLD AND ANTIQler. p.m. ~ rooms 8lld belli. Pbaae lllo UES - P'rlgtdalre refr!gera!975; alter • pllooo lllo:IS'Il. tor. Gas range, kltcben eabl- SIX ROOM brick, tbree bedB-11-lfc nel, Dinette Set, Dining reom room bome, garage 8lld b886BUlle, BedB, dress~. vanity. ment, Fourtb st., New Hann. CLEAN, FOUR 1'001118 and bRill, cheBt of drawers, 2-four poaPhone 8112-2871 New Haven. furnished aparlmeal. 114\k ter beds. antique dreBBer, II-JS-4te Mulbel'!Y. Pbone 192-141118. picture frames, trunlrs. lot 841fc of boob (many anttques), FIVE ROOM bouse, lot. Happy Secretary, eedar ehest, 21" Hollow Roed. Contact Roy TRAILEII, Ilmm'1 'l'raiJer Admiral T.V.. typewrller, Ellll, RuOIIDII. 6-ZHte Part, Mlnemllle. Pboae ID- Empire gu beeler, 12 guage JSJl . . lie shot gun, 32 special Marllo USED PrANOS, CLEAN UP rtne, gun rack, lots of dlsb- sale one small 44-lneh, while ' Ollll . uprlgbt, cherry; 01 • cooking utensils, and mlsPublic S.le flnlab; AUCI'ION - U:OO A.M. SaL, ceDaneous Items. two mahogany, one walnut, June II, litlll. 'lbe UDdmlgn- NOTICE Due to cireum. an re-conditioned. Prkecl ed, beviDg IOicl her proper))' stances beyond our control !rom 1110 up, dellvered. 8Dd moving oat of alate, -~ lhe cattle formerly advertl5741-4211., after 5 p.m. call '141aell !be following at Auctkilt .. ed In lhil sale wDI not be 5113, fi.J8.3te Tbe aale wiD be held ~ 'sole!. ONE WESTERN riding horse. relldellce nat til !11-J LUNCH Lunch 1181"Phone Mason 773-5178. &-2&-!tp Grade School, llradbury, 011111. ved by lhe ladieS of Alhl Two Pe. Llvinl Rm. !Wte; 'Methodlll Cllureh. C. B. W!Dg Beet Cbalr; Allllqoe Woodyard, Owner, 'McCoy'! TWO BEDROOM borne, bath, banlwaod lloors, pallellng, Stand; Lampl 81111 lltudl; Auction Service; f. 0. 'Mae' run basement. modem ldtRoeter (Tilt Back); Slrlf&lll 'McCoy, Auctioneer, a.ter: •hen, city gas llld water. Sll Cbaln: Mqb. Bedroom 8ulle. o. Lloyd DIJUoger, AJllft_"yem old, 15500. CaD SP-SG.E. llefrlgerator; ~ · ttce Sbade. 0. l>-27-3t Bleelrle Slm; 1JI1IItJ · ., 5101 CUlton, W. Va. 1-2&-tfc - ·~ -· neta (Sl: Broom 81111 ' - ' • For Site' -..... · Cablneta; Iron Sldllel~ POODLE PUPPD!lS, AKe To1 BEA!ITIFUL EARLY American Btereo, sltgiiUy damaged In lng UleniDI IIIII u-; mlnlalure, f15 and up. Stud Chrome DIDelle Set, I Cbelrr; lllVI<e llld grooming. Pbca •hipping. Now •roo off, Call ldt Carpet by Lee; TeJe. 111UM3 U I tfc tiiiW747. &-2'1-atc ~ Slalld; I!DIIter Simi; _.- - Porcelain Top Table; Bed- g ROOM HOUSI!l, 1\k batbB, MANUFACTURER'S SALE. room Reller; Dt e•er IIIII new on !umaee, 1o1 124 1 111 farm and home wbJta Vanity; a...t ol Dra-a; f ft. f1,500. Recine, Phone Bltboule and baro Jlllul, "I· Pe. Plteber ml Bowl Bet S'llil. B-23-!Jie f5.48 ialloD, sale price tJJt (Nice); Bedding and Rap; a gallon. King B1ll1den Sup. Bamtw. Stud; I, I, I, OIL SINGER SEWING machine, ply Co., Mldd\epll1, Ohio.... Stoae Jm; 11m1 Tools; b just turn the llllob and, at J?fl. 1-IJ.!Jie oaDo Lawn - ; llela1 each cllek, lhll eewm, machr.wn Oudll; 'tlblte 1W1rY Ine 11 ready to bllndallk'b 70,1100 oro 88jl clreulator ml Bleclrle SewlntJ lflddne; beml CMl drapes, baste a several maHer beaten; leV· Two Sellool Seal!; 'INDb • dreBB, embroider a pD!owcue, era! nice carpeta, ebaln, tabBoob; Garden Too!J; Drlpmab buttonholes. 'lulaU la, bar atoola, TY aet, hand erletl; Pllr 'Metalll<lrw; 011 monthly pay!IU!IIIII, or ftl.:l5 mowor, cheat ol drqera, Heater. AUC!'. IIOTE: Tldi Phone 1f11.3118. &-JI.ele girl'a bieyele, aboe aisles, me. lumllute '" aceptJona1 Dice tal uU\Ity table. See at 304 and II e1ean 8lld 'ftll and MAPLE STERI!lO Early AmHamilton St., Middleport. hr. 'l'EIIMII: Call. Not Jle. erlcan limo, ; . eombfn. Phone I9USII. ~ 1pCMlllb\e hr leddenlo. alion Mpeed ehanger, eoUd BRADFORD Atl't"''KKr COMBtate' bllleot CMl redlo. PaY- EJGRT ROOM HOUSE, two PANY, C. C. Bndfld, rnen11 of 18 or f91.JJ. Fqr bathl, 011 !be river, 18,11110. tloneer; A. c. 1lradfonl, U. home ""-!raUon, ean 8!11Pbaoe 111-111!7 between a a. ...,.. IIIJMd: Mrll. Edllll A. !218. ..,~ m. and 5 p.m. · 841Jie ~NMie roNTBMPOllARY WALN(I'J' TZAII BAY lionel, I and llteNo: Beaatlful wa1uat cab- • J8ll' old, lood warten, Inet, wu floor demollllra!m', weight 14110 IIIII. each; ailo, kpeed. dual volume control; one year old colt. 'llleodore hflrheat fidelity, l'lldlo. I'1IJ Pu\IJns, Racine. Pbca ... ,.,q,1y p8JIIIOII1a of " or ~ fii.IO. . Nl«~ IN MEMORY of Eller Gary Wolle, wbo pused .,.ay June 2'1, 198S, Sad and suddea wae the call, 01 one eo dearly loved by A blUer ltl'lel, a ahoct severe, It waa to part wUh oue ao dear. . We often sit and think ol you, And speak ol bow you died, To tblnk you oould not aay goodbye, Before you closed your eyea. For all of us you did YDI1" an. best, Oh, Gnd, grant you eternal reat. Sadly missed by wife and Family. &-2'1-lte Nolle. THERE WILL be a gun shoot, &mdsy, June so, beg1nnlng at noon at the Forked Run Sportsman Club. Everyone Is welcome. M'l41e TERMITES SWARMING? 'l11ly are re-producllftl, 1101 ,_ - - eoloaJ, Free lnlpecllms aud llllonnation 011 crawl space dan&m. No saii!Sl!llll, low ovwllead, It per cent sav!np, Allied Pelt Omlrol, l'lmleror. Oblo. Pballe ~tUM~ evenlnp. ~ ~ iliO_sewbll_lt_lllale - 'zlpjli-8, pookell, Jlllllnl, · hemming, alteralfOIIB, obl. Mrll. Freddie 'l'1label, M-, Phone '1'11-1811. f.II.Ue llAPPY ROOll, ll!eNuti 8priDp Nile Club. I 10 I p.m. JloD. day lin .......,.. LldiM lll8hl _, l"rrdd7. Htle W•nted To Buy A IIORSE BETWEEN M ml 5I ~Debes, pbolle tiiiJ.ZIIII, f.IJ.3tc ANTrQUES, lumlllut, dllbll, mlleellaneous. · Mrll. Boward Cecil, 101 w. MaiD 81., "-" 1411c l'OJ. ForS.IeorT,.. 1160 CIIEVROI.ET l'mpm lor aate ar INdo lor trd rl equal 9l1ue. Cell ReedmiJe SHM. f.JMip CID!lYROLI!.'l' Ollt7 J Wqm, t• lfaataar W. 1- !Ia nr-m, mDIIIIt. I)IBed: P11one 11UH7 Iller I p.m. . , .. ..IJ.Ue IWpW•nlld BARIWI) AND 111121M1. ..ur.. Cell ... . CARIIBl WAIIIID RELBIIIH VJIIGIL TIW'OIID ......., ...... .. .. . .AB80CIATIB M SYIIA£UJI, 01110 . . .... BUILDING L01'8, write Bol 818 A, In we of 'lbe DallJI 8eDIIDel, l'omlro7. WHie ..,.. BY OWNER - WID ~ hoolll traDer for PIJtl ~; Lovely three ~ JDIId. ern bome In Syraeue, wan to waQ earpetlng, biB ldleben, . ' OPEN: 9-, >,1- ~SuNDAYS Y(EEkDAYS 1220 W ASIDNGTON BLVD. . 423-7521 BELPRE, OHIO MoTH PBOOFING "5.55 -GUARANI'EEIJ- ~~ CLEANEts FIRIIT~ DLC 100 IHW TIIIAD-ILACKWALL Wheel Alfgnm1nt . ELECTROLUX vice: Sweepers, SALES rug and washers ser- ; and pollshera. Genuine parll. Call llrl-3710. &-IS-tie RADIO & TY repair, reasclllable prlcea. Antenna & Booster aenlee. John Harrleon. 701 Broadway St., Mlddleporl, Ohio. Phone 11112-2522. open evenlnp. &-S-30ie Slro Mason, W, Va. Prlco Tu 650xl3 650xl4 .oQ 700xl3 lUI ,43 700.14 750x14 10.11 11.11 A3 •J , A.l n• A7 ...,.......,...,... ... ,.., _, ......, ........... ,., ........ _, ~ Clul'ltd lh rowt own fiDme II¥ Von JctuMer dll·f•m t~~~lhod . No m~~ts. Mo f11a No odor. Uu Nil tile 111111 dl,. "DAmY BEEF" breeding oervlce. Call Leland Parker, Pooleroy residence 11112-2284 or eat! Illation Tuppera Plains fi'I-DSI. U 30te RtNIId lntltll ·' .I life · SchwaneiMarfle. OhiO .. •• lt. I • ._.., PhllosophleaJ from 8eilja. Junto .111 ili!D· , LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND BUDGET PRICE furnltuno m our tblrd ftoor budget llhop. Baker Fumllure, Middleport, Ohlo. ' 13 lie 4:30 P.M. an · J-~lfc CIGARETTE vending maeldnes Entertained and aervlce. ABC Bnle! prlael, . · lnsur1nce GET READY· ·only a,. t1ays ltfl until tht 4tll of JuiJI Sn th.-.. 1; , ·. · ..· t<eeoing Meigs . Gallia and Mason A~eo Informed As Well As. SEWING MACHINES, NPBir II!I"Vke. makt'll. WY J1184. '\'be Fabric S'lop, Pomf!tOY. Authorlled Sloger Sal.. and !lervtee. We SlulrpPII AtrmMOBR.E 1ns11rance bee1o ....ned? Lost Vllllr nneraton license? CaD ti8J.2981. I II lfe 1965 Chevelle .Mllibu . ·. . . . . . . .. . coov. V-8 etwtne, powersllde, radio, healer, - ~~~~~ Utes eree• nterlor lltllah wltl! white IO"ICIII lq) viiO"! ' tertO:. trim. AaharJo l.awner trld;) !11. • • ,1964 Ford G1I1Xle 500 .. • .. .' .. $129f ,' ( l)oor, dark Cl'IQ llnlah :-.tilt ~- 11111Glllli~ ~~;, •-----~"'""• AU lhe chUdren Inc! ci'aiidebn- Ne* W. w, ·coi~ooi; , VIckie S..artzat~~\I>Upent . SUnday School attendance CMl ae>,.nt d&Y• lut~f,k Wjt~ Mr. June 16 ""'59, otrertng $17.42. IDol, Mra. Clair :~, st.vlo I Worlhlp sorYicea were held 11 aid''Kalil)'. .. .• ' . ' . 10:4$ with Cite Rev. caoto. The Mrn. Wlll'lai' 11ol11""'"' . fathera were honored wllh a ,Kilt Jell on 1 pllli»i• tril'l-? ,..., at a handkerchief and .,.... each ll'it~. ·,'' <!urine the &qlday School llour. w. ..d· Nn. Gera14 ~ . A roodlnt~ In tribute w Father'o ill!l tamtl7 0( lflrlet!a vlllle<l Day wu followed by the ohwllll Ni.a ROOinoOil Inc! Clata Foil0( "Faith at Out Falhota. b Sunday, vie.< Two at Mro. Grace · Kell7'a wbo ~ , . IIJ'IIIddaughlero, ..., fran sta.DbenYIJle ond the other fran lhl ll*le or Te..., Yl1114d her .,; Mr..... . •.. · ' ' v..a el¢t!o, - l i e trau., raOIIO.at.:• • l!le!l·'1~ Ute~ - ' ·, · ·• "· -•t 1 ' • I ~,.., "'' ·1 ' 1962 Ofdf N5 4 Dr. . . . .. · · · · · ' V-8 erwlne, ~c lnnB., ~UI trim; C!·!.if1( AU eocitl'w:.i.l!rel, radio & baa~,; · · , ..,, .,..... ' . ' _, .- 1f62 FOrd XL 500 Ht C,.. ,. .. .... $895. ' Be.utio~ llh!t.. ~tilt w!'th red vlti7l ,taterl.-,11i_ae!* ~· H-uon CM1 Jlllil 20. 'f110118 CMl Social Note. ' ' Ure1, v.s ,151.,., aul<lnldc trana.,IIQ!,.r .i~ ~ ,,., r141o & hea!or.: ·· dren at Mr. Inc! iolra. DIIWIIDrll lloJleo el\loyed 1 cOCJiualt lithe hoalo of their parenl6 orl Flther' s Day. . Tho Church Stud1 CGmmlttee 1IUl meet at the laDe at Thelma !be COIIUIIIttee are ~ DUliJ>. gvr, chl!rman, Nino ~ 0a1e Fcllrod, ·norenceljpeocer, Helen Woode lind Thelma H81111, , Alfred ' presents READY • m concrete delivered rfCbl to . your projeel. Peat and wy. Free 1!111mates. Phone IJ92.32M, Goefleln Ready - Mix Co., Mldclle. pori, Ohio. 8 • lie . "'* '"' ~:Z7 '• INFORMATION ,,,_.,,, \ NEWS Am CONDMONING Refrigeration service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Raven. heme 181-111'111. 4 • tfc · ~ 3 Llghtwln 9~ Sportwlil WMPO Maeon, W. Va. Phone 'I'IUMS. I • ~llndlord ' Bdaora. ~ CALL COOLYKA.I ........ C. t'. IIRADFORD . At1Cn0NEER CompieloSenll!e Write, PliCMle or Omloet IIMIH.- ' He thinks of himself as a· pillar of the contmunlty, but his wife eaya be's eaU~ that becauae the drugstore would fall down If he weren't found leaning all8lnst the wall mOB! . One of tbe th(np holdlqg aoy evenlitg. mall)'_ marriBgea ·together li the high cost of divorce. • • A& a rule, brood-minded ... men aren't popular with A tailor IB abou.t t~r 0111!1 their wives. person who enjoys ·c'otl; • • templating the seam~ ·sf# of life. , CARPETING AU wed ;;e: ~ ' I~ Mill Br PHIL PASTORET __ ._ 1 ! ·' · '68'aln·Stodc Not!_. . Guoro- , •VIC!'J I liALB8 AND ,.......................... HOME AND AUTO 670xu •I .st ,... ,... IRING NEW UFETO YOUR CIJR'I1SS 8alurda1. . ~· a-... ~:=====~==~~=ii=i~Firi gea. · ... 'MILLER·.MOBILE ·HOMES Buslnn1 Slrvlcls HOBSTETTER REALTY' . Get. -.tliillllfliter, BnUr RACIIiJ: lWIIAI. - 1 nJOIIII, ball!, gu, wen to wall ear~. well, elalerat __.. buDdlnp. One acre. ' aARil ().UR SERV,ICE . "JUIIII,IIJ & PRICE AS LOW AS- APPLIANCE HOSPITAL - ADtllortzed Brls&B and Stratton and Lawn Boy, parlll and services; rePBir Teeumacll and Kohler engines and aU small appliances, Third St., M8Bon, W. Va., Joho M. Rott- lui Estill For S.le aeru. . ' ..lie EXPERT m• ---o. .. ' basemeal, 1arace w1tb two e11ra large loll: near acbool. Call IMCGO. Hl-121c ar POMEROY - 7 Room brlet, 3 bedroom&, bath, bot water beat, full bese!Delll, b a c k porch; conveniently )oealld. POMEROY .., f I'OOIDII, I badrooms, water ayatem, celllr, storm doors, wiDdowa, 1\k . '*" · ' i!f:·,; _I , that lets you enjOy life at Ita .. ' . . IN MIDDUPOII' CONI'ACT FAYIAWUY ~; '' can WANrl) HOMES •' · IN. nft' MID4HIO .VAJJ,J'f . ". ' ' ~ve .fnto a completely fumfshed, s.t. ln/Mmori .....,..Dr..., . ' ., . . ,. w. '· ~ ' "·, J . . • ~~'~""'lr.~ .·. . •' ' ·' ' ,·~ · ·-·,~~ k~.: • '• ' ~. . . . . , .• • • • •• . 'JilO PJCT,!ii"f ~T \01/l<l'II!T 'tJ 6/ll(, AND IU. ~TE IT.. �, • '• • ~ . ,, .. . ........... 'i·-· .,..rlilllllil4 ·~ .,1 /'{·«~ •. ' • •· . . ,, I' .. · ~- ' .... ,,, , ' ,,, I , nJBNlBIIII) .... ' .. . . aplltbwuti. Clalt til ~: JllloDe · JO.IJ.Ue TRAILER SPACB, aD utlll1lel avaDeble. IDqulre Ill . . . . ey alter s or s p.m. Wrl1t P. 0. Bol Cl. Pomrrof, NHie ' 1-~ot;:;:~at~~~;;~l ~ SWta liPs. [ llave IIOld 1117 tile ~imll' LM!lSI'OOK ..; 60 Heavy hens.. eo wm sen ,PHONE M_QIQ 'IIOMES .~ Of . 992-2181 . PABM EQIJtPMENT .el J•clc w~ C.rley, - -Cbev. · . rolet pl<ltup In ercellent clition; Oliver '70' tractor, euJ. For 4 ROOMS AND BATH, 1'10 Mal. llvator; 1968 A.C. Hay CQIICII· berry Avw., Pomeroy. ea. tloner; Cue Rake and Ted- IJA Jolm Deere Com. taet Role 8111011, \Hie ... dar; blne; A.C. J.llaml crop 1011 liter 5 p.m. Pllcae . . aprayer; 01mr Vlllllll't . 1111. ll4la Spreader; Olltlpaeter, Dlsll 'i'OU CAN IIlli IIVI tiO Ill:~ harrvw; t-row com planter, . oo aluminum boelo. c;at! . . t-row corn plcter; S2 ft. RGu 1147 or 111W1511. caab ar Elevall>r, Oliver Drill; · Tracterms. &-!Nite tor I!I"IIB aaeder, WagCMI on Rubber; Hammer MID, Com KEEP your wpell beautiful Bhelier: 3-unll Surp Mllker8, deaplle eonstant footatepi ol complete; 3 water tanlrs, Moa busy ramny. Get Blue 1.111Collougll ehaln saw; 3-bole tre. Relit eleetrlc Bhampooer hog feeder, rOll woven wire; fl. BUer Furniture. &4f.8tp t'llalna, gordon tooiB. ApPI'Ol!· lmalely 200 bu. """'· 11100 HAY IN the ftetd, on ~n bales bay, 500 bales straw. Run Road. PbCMle 74UIIll af. FURNISHED APARTMENT, f HOUSEJIOLD AND ANTIQler. p.m. ~ rooms 8lld belli. Pbaae lllo UES - P'rlgtdalre refr!gera!975; alter • pllooo lllo:IS'Il. tor. Gas range, kltcben eabl- SIX ROOM brick, tbree bedB-11-lfc nel, Dinette Set, Dining reom room bome, garage 8lld b886BUlle, BedB, dress~. vanity. ment, Fourtb st., New Hann. CLEAN, FOUR 1'001118 and bRill, cheBt of drawers, 2-four poaPhone 8112-2871 New Haven. furnished aparlmeal. 114\k ter beds. antique dreBBer, II-JS-4te Mulbel'!Y. Pbone 192-141118. picture frames, trunlrs. lot 841fc of boob (many anttques), FIVE ROOM bouse, lot. Happy Secretary, eedar ehest, 21" Hollow Roed. Contact Roy TRAILEII, Ilmm'1 'l'raiJer Admiral T.V.. typewrller, Ellll, RuOIIDII. 6-ZHte Part, Mlnemllle. Pboae ID- Empire gu beeler, 12 guage JSJl . . lie shot gun, 32 special Marllo USED PrANOS, CLEAN UP rtne, gun rack, lots of dlsb- sale one small 44-lneh, while ' Ollll . uprlgbt, cherry; 01 • cooking utensils, and mlsPublic S.le flnlab; AUCI'ION - U:OO A.M. SaL, ceDaneous Items. two mahogany, one walnut, June II, litlll. 'lbe UDdmlgn- NOTICE Due to cireum. an re-conditioned. Prkecl ed, beviDg IOicl her proper))' stances beyond our control !rom 1110 up, dellvered. 8Dd moving oat of alate, -~ lhe cattle formerly advertl5741-4211., after 5 p.m. call '141aell !be following at Auctkilt .. ed In lhil sale wDI not be 5113, fi.J8.3te Tbe aale wiD be held ~ 'sole!. ONE WESTERN riding horse. relldellce nat til !11-J LUNCH Lunch 1181"Phone Mason 773-5178. &-2&-!tp Grade School, llradbury, 011111. ved by lhe ladieS of Alhl Two Pe. Llvinl Rm. !Wte; 'Methodlll Cllureh. C. B. W!Dg Beet Cbalr; Allllqoe Woodyard, Owner, 'McCoy'! TWO BEDROOM borne, bath, banlwaod lloors, pallellng, Stand; Lampl 81111 lltudl; Auction Service; f. 0. 'Mae' run basement. modem ldtRoeter (Tilt Back); Slrlf&lll 'McCoy, Auctioneer, a.ter: •hen, city gas llld water. Sll Cbaln: Mqb. Bedroom 8ulle. o. Lloyd DIJUoger, AJllft_"yem old, 15500. CaD SP-SG.E. llefrlgerator; ~ · ttce Sbade. 0. l>-27-3t Bleelrle Slm; 1JI1IItJ · ., 5101 CUlton, W. Va. 1-2&-tfc - ·~ -· neta (Sl: Broom 81111 ' - ' • For Site' -..... · Cablneta; Iron Sldllel~ POODLE PUPPD!lS, AKe To1 BEA!ITIFUL EARLY American Btereo, sltgiiUy damaged In lng UleniDI IIIII u-; mlnlalure, f15 and up. Stud Chrome DIDelle Set, I Cbelrr; lllVI<e llld grooming. Pbca •hipping. Now •roo off, Call ldt Carpet by Lee; TeJe. 111UM3 U I tfc tiiiW747. &-2'1-atc ~ Slalld; I!DIIter Simi; _.- - Porcelain Top Table; Bed- g ROOM HOUSI!l, 1\k batbB, MANUFACTURER'S SALE. room Reller; Dt e•er IIIII new on !umaee, 1o1 124 1 111 farm and home wbJta Vanity; a...t ol Dra-a; f ft. f1,500. Recine, Phone Bltboule and baro Jlllul, "I· Pe. Plteber ml Bowl Bet S'llil. B-23-!Jie f5.48 ialloD, sale price tJJt (Nice); Bedding and Rap; a gallon. King B1ll1den Sup. Bamtw. Stud; I, I, I, OIL SINGER SEWING machine, ply Co., Mldd\epll1, Ohio.... Stoae Jm; 11m1 Tools; b just turn the llllob and, at J?fl. 1-IJ.!Jie oaDo Lawn - ; llela1 each cllek, lhll eewm, machr.wn Oudll; 'tlblte 1W1rY Ine 11 ready to bllndallk'b 70,1100 oro 88jl clreulator ml Bleclrle SewlntJ lflddne; beml CMl drapes, baste a several maHer beaten; leV· Two Sellool Seal!; 'INDb • dreBB, embroider a pD!owcue, era! nice carpeta, ebaln, tabBoob; Garden Too!J; Drlpmab buttonholes. 'lulaU la, bar atoola, TY aet, hand erletl; Pllr 'Metalll<lrw; 011 monthly pay!IU!IIIII, or ftl.:l5 mowor, cheat ol drqera, Heater. AUC!'. IIOTE: Tldi Phone 1f11.3118. &-JI.ele girl'a bieyele, aboe aisles, me. lumllute '" aceptJona1 Dice tal uU\Ity table. See at 304 and II e1ean 8lld 'ftll and MAPLE STERI!lO Early AmHamilton St., Middleport. hr. 'l'EIIMII: Call. Not Jle. erlcan limo, ; . eombfn. Phone I9USII. ~ 1pCMlllb\e hr leddenlo. alion Mpeed ehanger, eoUd BRADFORD Atl't"''KKr COMBtate' bllleot CMl redlo. PaY- EJGRT ROOM HOUSE, two PANY, C. C. Bndfld, rnen11 of 18 or f91.JJ. Fqr bathl, 011 !be river, 18,11110. tloneer; A. c. 1lradfonl, U. home ""-!raUon, ean 8!11Pbaoe 111-111!7 between a a. ...,.. IIIJMd: Mrll. Edllll A. !218. ..,~ m. and 5 p.m. · 841Jie ~NMie roNTBMPOllARY WALN(I'J' TZAII BAY lionel, I and llteNo: Beaatlful wa1uat cab- • J8ll' old, lood warten, Inet, wu floor demollllra!m', weight 14110 IIIII. each; ailo, kpeed. dual volume control; one year old colt. 'llleodore hflrheat fidelity, l'lldlo. I'1IJ Pu\IJns, Racine. Pbca ... ,.,q,1y p8JIIIOII1a of " or ~ fii.IO. . Nl«~ IN MEMORY of Eller Gary Wolle, wbo pused .,.ay June 2'1, 198S, Sad and suddea wae the call, 01 one eo dearly loved by A blUer ltl'lel, a ahoct severe, It waa to part wUh oue ao dear. . We often sit and think ol you, And speak ol bow you died, To tblnk you oould not aay goodbye, Before you closed your eyea. For all of us you did YDI1" an. best, Oh, Gnd, grant you eternal reat. Sadly missed by wife and Family. &-2'1-lte Nolle. THERE WILL be a gun shoot, &mdsy, June so, beg1nnlng at noon at the Forked Run Sportsman Club. Everyone Is welcome. M'l41e TERMITES SWARMING? 'l11ly are re-producllftl, 1101 ,_ - - eoloaJ, Free lnlpecllms aud llllonnation 011 crawl space dan&m. No saii!Sl!llll, low ovwllead, It per cent sav!np, Allied Pelt Omlrol, l'lmleror. Oblo. Pballe ~tUM~ evenlnp. ~ ~ iliO_sewbll_lt_lllale - 'zlpjli-8, pookell, Jlllllnl, · hemming, alteralfOIIB, obl. Mrll. Freddie 'l'1label, M-, Phone '1'11-1811. f.II.Ue llAPPY ROOll, ll!eNuti 8priDp Nile Club. I 10 I p.m. JloD. day lin .......,.. LldiM lll8hl _, l"rrdd7. Htle W•nted To Buy A IIORSE BETWEEN M ml 5I ~Debes, pbolle tiiiJ.ZIIII, f.IJ.3tc ANTrQUES, lumlllut, dllbll, mlleellaneous. · Mrll. Boward Cecil, 101 w. MaiD 81., "-" 1411c l'OJ. ForS.IeorT,.. 1160 CIIEVROI.ET l'mpm lor aate ar INdo lor trd rl equal 9l1ue. Cell ReedmiJe SHM. f.JMip CID!lYROLI!.'l' Ollt7 J Wqm, t• lfaataar W. 1- !Ia nr-m, mDIIIIt. I)IBed: P11one 11UH7 Iller I p.m. . , .. ..IJ.Ue IWpW•nlld BARIWI) AND 111121M1. ..ur.. Cell ... . CARIIBl WAIIIID RELBIIIH VJIIGIL TIW'OIID ......., ...... .. .. . .AB80CIATIB M SYIIA£UJI, 01110 . . .... BUILDING L01'8, write Bol 818 A, In we of 'lbe DallJI 8eDIIDel, l'omlro7. WHie ..,.. BY OWNER - WID ~ hoolll traDer for PIJtl ~; Lovely three ~ JDIId. ern bome In Syraeue, wan to waQ earpetlng, biB ldleben, . ' OPEN: 9-, >,1- ~SuNDAYS Y(EEkDAYS 1220 W ASIDNGTON BLVD. . 423-7521 BELPRE, OHIO MoTH PBOOFING "5.55 -GUARANI'EEIJ- ~~ CLEANEts FIRIIT~ DLC 100 IHW TIIIAD-ILACKWALL Wheel Alfgnm1nt . ELECTROLUX vice: Sweepers, SALES rug and washers ser- ; and pollshera. Genuine parll. Call llrl-3710. &-IS-tie RADIO & TY repair, reasclllable prlcea. Antenna & Booster aenlee. John Harrleon. 701 Broadway St., Mlddleporl, Ohio. Phone 11112-2522. open evenlnp. &-S-30ie Slro Mason, W, Va. Prlco Tu 650xl3 650xl4 .oQ 700xl3 lUI ,43 700.14 750x14 10.11 11.11 A3 •J , A.l n• A7 ...,.......,...,... ... ,.., _, ......, ........... ,., ........ _, ~ Clul'ltd lh rowt own fiDme II¥ Von JctuMer dll·f•m t~~~lhod . No m~~ts. Mo f11a No odor. Uu Nil tile 111111 dl,. "DAmY BEEF" breeding oervlce. Call Leland Parker, Pooleroy residence 11112-2284 or eat! Illation Tuppera Plains fi'I-DSI. U 30te RtNIId lntltll ·' .I life · SchwaneiMarfle. OhiO .. •• lt. I • ._.., PhllosophleaJ from 8eilja. Junto .111 ili!D· , LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND BUDGET PRICE furnltuno m our tblrd ftoor budget llhop. Baker Fumllure, Middleport, Ohlo. ' 13 lie 4:30 P.M. an · J-~lfc CIGARETTE vending maeldnes Entertained and aervlce. ABC Bnle! prlael, . · lnsur1nce GET READY· ·only a,. t1ays ltfl until tht 4tll of JuiJI Sn th.-.. 1; , ·. · ..· t<eeoing Meigs . Gallia and Mason A~eo Informed As Well As. SEWING MACHINES, NPBir II!I"Vke. makt'll. WY J1184. '\'be Fabric S'lop, Pomf!tOY. Authorlled Sloger Sal.. and !lervtee. We SlulrpPII AtrmMOBR.E 1ns11rance bee1o ....ned? Lost Vllllr nneraton license? CaD ti8J.2981. I II lfe 1965 Chevelle .Mllibu . ·. . . . . . . .. . coov. V-8 etwtne, powersllde, radio, healer, - ~~~~~ Utes eree• nterlor lltllah wltl! white IO"ICIII lq) viiO"! ' tertO:. trim. AaharJo l.awner trld;) !11. • • ,1964 Ford G1I1Xle 500 .. • .. .' .. $129f ,' ( l)oor, dark Cl'IQ llnlah :-.tilt ~- 11111Glllli~ ~~;, •-----~"'""• AU lhe chUdren Inc! ci'aiidebn- Ne* W. w, ·coi~ooi; , VIckie S..artzat~~\I>Upent . SUnday School attendance CMl ae>,.nt d&Y• lut~f,k Wjt~ Mr. June 16 ""'59, otrertng $17.42. IDol, Mra. Clair :~, st.vlo I Worlhlp sorYicea were held 11 aid''Kalil)'. .. .• ' . ' . 10:4$ with Cite Rev. caoto. The Mrn. Wlll'lai' 11ol11""'"' . fathera were honored wllh a ,Kilt Jell on 1 pllli»i• tril'l-? ,..., at a handkerchief and .,.... each ll'it~. ·,'' <!urine the &qlday School llour. w. ..d· Nn. Gera14 ~ . A roodlnt~ In tribute w Father'o ill!l tamtl7 0( lflrlet!a vlllle<l Day wu followed by the ohwllll Ni.a ROOinoOil Inc! Clata Foil0( "Faith at Out Falhota. b Sunday, vie.< Two at Mro. Grace · Kell7'a wbo ~ , . IIJ'IIIddaughlero, ..., fran sta.DbenYIJle ond the other fran lhl ll*le or Te..., Yl1114d her .,; Mr..... . •.. · ' ' v..a el¢t!o, - l i e trau., raOIIO.at.:• • l!le!l·'1~ Ute~ - ' ·, · ·• "· -•t 1 ' • I ~,.., "'' ·1 ' 1962 Ofdf N5 4 Dr. . . . .. · · · · · ' V-8 erwlne, ~c lnnB., ~UI trim; C!·!.if1( AU eocitl'w:.i.l!rel, radio & baa~,; · · , ..,, .,..... ' . ' _, .- 1f62 FOrd XL 500 Ht C,.. ,. .. .... $895. ' Be.utio~ llh!t.. ~tilt w!'th red vlti7l ,taterl.-,11i_ae!* ~· H-uon CM1 Jlllil 20. 'f110118 CMl Social Note. ' ' Ure1, v.s ,151.,., aul<lnldc trana.,IIQ!,.r .i~ ~ ,,., r141o & hea!or.: ·· dren at Mr. Inc! iolra. DIIWIIDrll lloJleo el\loyed 1 cOCJiualt lithe hoalo of their parenl6 orl Flther' s Day. . Tho Church Stud1 CGmmlttee 1IUl meet at the laDe at Thelma !be COIIUIIIttee are ~ DUliJ>. gvr, chl!rman, Nino ~ 0a1e Fcllrod, ·norenceljpeocer, Helen Woode lind Thelma H81111, , Alfred ' presents READY • m concrete delivered rfCbl to . your projeel. Peat and wy. Free 1!111mates. Phone IJ92.32M, Goefleln Ready - Mix Co., Mldclle. pori, Ohio. 8 • lie . "'* '"' ~:Z7 '• INFORMATION ,,,_.,,, \ NEWS Am CONDMONING Refrigeration service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Raven. heme 181-111'111. 4 • tfc · ~ 3 Llghtwln 9~ Sportwlil WMPO Maeon, W. Va. Phone 'I'IUMS. I • ~llndlord ' Bdaora. ~ CALL COOLYKA.I ........ C. t'. IIRADFORD . At1Cn0NEER CompieloSenll!e Write, PliCMle or Omloet IIMIH.- ' He thinks of himself as a· pillar of the contmunlty, but his wife eaya be's eaU~ that becauae the drugstore would fall down If he weren't found leaning all8lnst the wall mOB! . One of tbe th(np holdlqg aoy evenlitg. mall)'_ marriBgea ·together li the high cost of divorce. • • A& a rule, brood-minded ... men aren't popular with A tailor IB abou.t t~r 0111!1 their wives. person who enjoys ·c'otl; • • templating the seam~ ·sf# of life. , CARPETING AU wed ;;e: ~ ' I~ Mill Br PHIL PASTORET __ ._ 1 ! ·' · '68'aln·Stodc Not!_. . Guoro- , •VIC!'J I liALB8 AND ,.......................... HOME AND AUTO 670xu •I .st ,... ,... IRING NEW UFETO YOUR CIJR'I1SS 8alurda1. . ~· a-... ~:=====~==~~=ii=i~Firi gea. · ... 'MILLER·.MOBILE ·HOMES Buslnn1 Slrvlcls HOBSTETTER REALTY' . Get. -.tliillllfliter, BnUr RACIIiJ: lWIIAI. - 1 nJOIIII, ball!, gu, wen to wall ear~. well, elalerat __.. buDdlnp. One acre. ' aARil ().UR SERV,ICE . "JUIIII,IIJ & PRICE AS LOW AS- APPLIANCE HOSPITAL - ADtllortzed Brls&B and Stratton and Lawn Boy, parlll and services; rePBir Teeumacll and Kohler engines and aU small appliances, Third St., M8Bon, W. Va., Joho M. Rott- lui Estill For S.le aeru. . ' ..lie EXPERT m• ---o. .. ' basemeal, 1arace w1tb two e11ra large loll: near acbool. Call IMCGO. Hl-121c ar POMEROY - 7 Room brlet, 3 bedroom&, bath, bot water beat, full bese!Delll, b a c k porch; conveniently )oealld. POMEROY .., f I'OOIDII, I badrooms, water ayatem, celllr, storm doors, wiDdowa, 1\k . '*" · ' i!f:·,; _I , that lets you enjOy life at Ita .. ' . . IN MIDDUPOII' CONI'ACT FAYIAWUY ~; '' can WANrl) HOMES •' · IN. nft' MID4HIO .VAJJ,J'f . ". ' ' ~ve .fnto a completely fumfshed, s.t. ln/Mmori .....,..Dr..., . ' ., . . ,. w. '· ~ ' "·, J . . • ~~'~""'lr.~ .·. . •' ' ·' ' ,·~ · ·-·,~~ k~.: • '• ' ~. . . . . , .• • • • •• . 'JilO PJCT,!ii"f ~T \01/l<l'II!T 'tJ 6/ll(, AND IU. ~TE IT.. �• ,i -J ' . mooti._ of I h o Lldioa Auxiliary of Df011 WebIter Pos 119 Tuoeill1 ovoalns. Carrie Noutzltng; lnstalliniof· Deer, was eacorted to the platform by acting Sit...at-Arms, ldra. Walter R. COueh. Proaldont Ellen Collcbwuglv. en the eharge by the rMirlnl! prestdent, Linda Qdnther; tlrot vice • president, NeacU Carsey at tho was given the charp by F a y Wildermuth; Pearl Knal') acting as proxy for Frances HUn- neJ, second vice.president, was ,. given the charge by Mrs. J. M. ThorMm;KaihrynWelah,set- retary, was given tho chargo by Norma Jewell; Marjorie Reuter, treasurer, given charge by Ruth Hermessy; Iva Powell, chaplain, was gi\·en the charge by Frances Bearha; Gladys Cuckler, Sgt.- at-Arms, was given the charge by laabelle Couch, and Mary Mar· tin, historian, was given by Veda Davis. Linda Q.dnther, retiring pres- MBGS 111A1RE TONIGHT JUNE 27 NOT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY June 28- 29 BORN LOSERS Tom Laughlin PLUS A MAN CALLED DAGGER Terry Moore SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. M.AS.ON DRIVE· IN !doni, presided at .tbo with Leaua Bmltb aotlng ao cbaplaiD. F~ WUdel'lllllth ,Pvo a report oo Americanism IIIII aloo "" the ""'eosa ollbo bOoth at the Regatta. 'ste·oxlendecllhlnks to Pomerw Cement Block lor ollering them the lxxllh. Mro. J. M. Thornton, loglslatlvo ehalrman, road fl'ol1l tho legislative bulletin put oot by the ~ernment which aald "A I I problems In our collese• and demonstratloos are being oaultld by one eommunlst _..., Bot· tina, Ketchneu.'' The 1071b General Aoaembl3 Thanks was extended to Nea- son thl.s month. 1be unit vot- SATURDAY, JUNE 29 YUL BRYNNER In .. RE'ttJRN OF THE SEVEN" Robert Fuller, PatriekO'NeaJ Ira Furstenberg (Technicolor) "MATCH~" aaontecl tbo n real-. MM. Collch~~­ oloo \ . - tbe-. , llolteaaoo lot Jul7 are GeneYiovo Well, lllarjorle Reuter1 Kate Wellh, Pearl ~ a n 4 wore Bethet 62 Meets Monday Evening Reports were given on the Grand Session of International Order of Jobs Daughters held tn Cleveland Juno 20 through 23, when Bethel No. 62, lnter,.uooal Order of Jobs DaiJ8hters, met MODday evenlJl8 1n tbe Masonic To1111>lo. Annette Warner, honored queen, presidecl. Plana were alsomldetorpractice Jub' 8 at 1 p.m. at the temple In prepare tor llle iniUa. tion In be held lhat evening. Ali officers and choir members are asked to be present for the prtctice and initiation. Robert King, Worthy Patron or Evangeline Chapter, was 1ntroduced aM escorted to the East od to purchase a scrapbook to oold the many eltatlons IIIey have received. A moUon was alBO passed topurclufse 12 more grave tor a welcome. The formal openi"i of tile Grand Sessioo held in Cleveland emblems. was on Thursday evening, June A final report waa given on the 20 and lhe session closell wllll poppy sales. Junlormemberaglv- a worship service on SUnday, en special thanks forworldngand June 23, in the old stone church. sel!lng the J)Oppies wer.f.t Brenda Attending from Pomeroy were Taylor, Debbie Ta.vlor, Lloa Mc- Annette Warner, honored queen; Kenzie, Kathy Werey, V 1 c k I Debbie Kiqr, past honored. queen; vaughan, Helen Thoma, Sheri')' Shelia Cowan, senior princeSii Reuter, Diana Carlaf and Bob, Ellie D. Smith, guardiao; Paul Ron, Rick and Jell Cooch. A ..... Darnell, associate guardian, aDCI clal think you parcy will be PV· Da Darnell, treasurer, en by the Junior Acdvttlea COm· Debbie King served 11 escort mt- lor the group. to Paul Darnell, lrand senior Mrs. France& Bearha preseot- custodian, and Shella cowan was ed a solo, uMy Talk. •• Mra. Car- grand Belllel wter JUifd Baker furniture ' Comfortable Durable Attr1ctlve PLATFORM ROCKER SPECIAL 39.75 ss 8 '48 SOFA BEDS RECLINER CHAIRS Comfort•ble Fo.m MATTRESS &BOX SPRINGS SET ~. 11•!11.~ wblcli~-~li. Carrlo w.tl. .~at 1oar. comm- cll Caraey, Kate Welcb, Corrie Neutzling, Ellen COuch and Dor· othy Taylor, Prealdenl ol t h e Grove Cicy Unit lor working the booth at the Pomeroy Alumni. The group made $77. An auditing rOI>Ol't was made by Carrie N-ling. Other& aervtng were Faye Wildermuth and Evelyn Gilmore. Sarah Roush extended thanks In the unit lor a gilt. n was announced that on July 19 the annunl blrthdey parcy will be held at Chlllieolha lor PI· tients. A contrlbulion of $5 was given rrom the unit lor the pat· t;y. Cakes and candy were alao solicited tram members for the event. Mary Mllrtln reported oo tho ssa COMPLETE BUNK BEDS 68 5 DOOR fXIRA SEAT MIRRORS 16x41 d.SIIIONSFOI AI the grand banquet atteudell girl In aoch Bethel by tho usoclate grand guardian ror her olncerlzy and talthlulneu In par. tlelpatlng In the acdvttles of her Bethel during the past year. Armette Warner, h o n o r e d queen, accepted the presentation of this award ror Kathy Wallon and presented it to her at the Monday meeting. Paul Darnell, .who served as grand senior cualx>dlan the past year, was elected to serve at this session as gran:louterguant ror the comirw year. Debbie King was elected to srrve 111 gnnd representative to the state ot llllnoio. Thoro were 744 glrlo and 342 adulta at the ....i... It was announced that the 1969 Grand session will be hold at Ohio Unlverstcy. Tho Monda,r evening meeting dOled In regu.. lar rlblallstic form. 4.88 12Ft. WW. $1 33 LINOLEUM $ 4 VINn • RUGS • LINOLEUM . (9x12) ft. 5 " Park Outing one of throe picnic ootings at tho park Monday was enjoyell by Cub Scoot• "' Pacll 244, Middleport. Attending were Den 4, M r s. Richard Owen, don DMJihor, and cub aeoull, John ldcCioocl, More Fultz, Dick OWen, Danny Davis, Tim Scltes, Tim Tloemu; Den 2, Mrs. Patrick Jobn1011, 4on mother, Cub Scoots Goorp Batey. John Pat Riley. Arnold Jolmaoo, Tim Smith, Don John. 8CII, Eric Smithi Den 8, Mr1. Dan den mother, Cull Seouta David 14111er, S t e v e Bachner, Mark llaiiii!V. Tom· my Walters, Frank Greu; Den 8, Mrs. Ernie Fraaer and Mrs. Wallace Poworo, den DM>Ihors, Cub Scoots Gaorp Stewart, Scott Fraser. Mike Power a, Jeft' Ja .. cobs, Romle Hawkins, Cllbmoster Kenneth SC!toa and J o h n Fultz. . Mr. Fultz oltorell ID'I10f. f'.amos wore aololell loliDIIIDg -a. tbo meal. Kandi Grueser At Convention On Bahamas Kandl Grueaer, dau&htor of ldr. and Mro. Walter Gruoaor, Lincoln Hill, PUIIIOrO)', a )ln. tor at Weal VIrginia Vnlvorlizy, l'lllllrnod home Tuooda1 I()ODIIIng • ..... at the Grand Bahama Hotel on Grand Bah&. Jaland. Kandl waa ooe of 800 membtlro of tile A]j)ha Pld Soror11J there, Sbo Ia 80<01111 vtco 111'0- 111 ebarp "' jl(eclp lralalnl ol the oororlcy at Will Virginia Unl· verllcy. It waa the lingle larpot coaveUioo tiVW bald at tho Grand Bahama. Kandt ...-tOd lroln l'llmoroy 1111b si:- Ill IINII. Kandl Ia a pQ<cholng ODQor, f.';; fEIIID IIISPECTION IICiborU lllndllntl Iii Btlvorcy and Nlll>llli Ki11r. ~eporl, atlllllltd· tht IJ'IIIII. Jqeetlon "' ~ Or4lr o1 . . . . ..IIlah. Thiry ·~ ·· or~ JIIOIIU' o!...,. 'i'hordi!itr. JI!Mifblloa C o II r I -l•tbe••aocll!le.,.... l!ooiA, ...-':it'aoiGr-1 ~"' dblo. . . ·._., ' . ' I ',"l, -... /:......... 0 w" wOMENs 5.95 ~~ . ·'·.·-· ) ., ..... ·. ~·. '• WOMINS 3.95 SI(IRTS ·'· ......... , .•.. SALI UO wOMENS6.0!!SI.AcK'T~ ..• . 1..:... : . wOMENs 9.00 KNIT ~C: i r;, ...... SALI SJIO> WoMEHS .~~ tjl, ••!!II "L IS : .. •, •:' ~~~ ~~~~~..$)11!1 $HI,.-S · .. : · !·. ....;.,' • ~~: !;IRLS l.uu S!(I!RTS_... .. , ..· "'· .. ~ ..•. . ~I .S!Ic GIRLS 1.95 S""RTS ...... . '. ,.:, ... SAI.I, IJit GIRLS2.9S. ~RTS . , .... :' .... '.o .. :1 1AL!I,•.Sll WOMEN$3.95 SHELLS .......... : . : ; ,·~ , 1.00 YiOMENS 7.95 JACKETS ... ; .,.. · f'i::: '-"':1;~~, WOMI,iNS 3.95 JACKETS ...... ,, .,, · '<;: ~~: ~ , -.u••.oo ..· · ,""'_.................... · .. 5.95 f..'.44 .. c' u ·. ...20 sHOtT st.•m·: , .. . SALI . ·WI:¥ .,,. _.z •. s "'·s...l ·~ _Y ' ft'dY To·w~r o.p..,.nt. ' ' ·' , '..,.81na-~n ~:!'ncllloyl,,~·'~ , ''.,)f'.•>{ 7,;~'.'i/} f•l( t• ·.·J.··· &tiiHORT ' itV··~·. ,; _._.·:~·:.\'·,; WOMENS '7.95 ~~·m· w.. 4M .~PORT SHIRTS . . • · . ... . . ...... !IALI 't;t• .· B111alns In h e . ' '.Lilli ~- ~. XXI . . . -' NQ..47 g::t~ ~::: =~=:: :t!~~ ::::::::::: ~-= ' Wahafua's ' Ji'O .· . · ... GIRLS 1.95 SUMMER SLACKS ....... SALI! 1.00 WOMENS 5.95 SHELLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALI UO . WOMENS 5.95 CULOnE DRESSES ... SALE 3.00 GIRLS 3.95 KNIT TOPS ............. SALE 2.00 GIRLS 2.95 KNIT TOPS .. ·........... SALI 1.10 GIRLS 1.69 and 1.95 KNIT TOPS . . . . SALI 1.00 WOMEN$ 7,95 CULOTTE LOUNGEWEAR ... 4.00 WOMEN$ 5.95 CULOTTE LOUNGIWEAR .. 1.00 WOMEh'i IUS to 25.00 DRESSES S.locted from our NfUIM" alock . . . . . . SALE 7.00 GIRLS 2.9S to 7,95 DRESSES ... ...... SALI 2.00 GIRLS 19.50 COATS . . . ....... ... SALI 9.75 GIRLS 16.50 COATS ... . ... ... .. .... SALE ~ GIRLS 13.95 COATS . .. .. . . .. ..... SAI,.E 6.91 GIRLS 10.95 COATS . . .. . . .. . .. . . . SALE S.48 GIRLS 19.50 SUITS .. . ............. SALI US GIRLS 16.50 SUITS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALI W GIRLS 13.95 SUITS .......... , .. .. .. SALI! 6.91 GIRLS 12.9$ SUITS . . .. .. . ........ SALI 6M WOMEN$ 22.50 to 49.50 COATI hie 11.25 lo 24.75 ---------------1 21.95 20 INCH DOMINION PORTABL' \ · ELECTitlt FANS ... : . ..... 1•: .' :..::·.. SALI 17.00 19.98 9 CUP GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTC>Wn'IC PERC:OLA.TORS .... . .. SALE 12.95 11.95 "SWEDISH MASSEUR" ELECTRIC VIBRATORS .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. .. SALE 7.00 21.95 14 INCH GENERAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE FANS . .. ......... . , .. SALI 17.00 1.95 4 CUP ELECTRIC BiEWMASTER POTS .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . .... lALii 1.00 1.00 GLASS CANDLE HOLDER Sm .. SALI Mlc 1.25 IONI C"INA CUPS AND SAUCERS :: . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . SALI 7Sc 2.95 TEA POTS WITH WARMER .... ., SALI 1.50 1.00 GLASS ANIMAL FIGURINES . .. . .. SALE 50c 1.29 SPONGY COASTERS WITH RACK .... ....... ...... ....... SALUSc 1.50 CORK GLASS COASTER SETS .... SALI75c 1.95 HMKER ROCKINGHAM MUGI . SALI 1.00 3.00 HARKER ROCKINGHAM MUGS .. SALI I.SO 1.25 ROCKINGHAM TRIVETS . . . . . . . . SALE ..,_ u~ ROCKINGHAM $0AP DISHES . . . . SALE 6llo 1.95 ROCKINGHAM ASH TRAYS .... . SALt \.01 1.89 ond 1.95 FIGURINES .......... , . SALI •1.00 1.00 GLASS DECORATED ASH TRAYS 1.95 GOLD COLORED CERAMIC CANDLE H~DERS ............. ... 14.95 7 PC. STAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN TOOL SETS .. .. .. . .. .. . 2.49 PLASTIC FLOOR FLOWER PLANTI;RS .. .. .. ................ 1.25 DECORATOR G.LASS DI!ICANTER BOTTLES .. 3.00 SWEDISH COLORFUL .. W. SOC SALI 1.00 SALI 9.00 · IALI 1,25 . ~ .. .. . .. .. . SAD ". .' ~~~~::tE Gitii.L i:i~ii TOOL .,:r··t: 2.50 GOLD DECORATED , 'ICTURE FRAMES .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. ..U.II I,IJ l9c RAID INSECT SPRAY . . . . . . ... . . . . s.&.E ·4$C 98c RAID ANT AND ROACH KII,.UR SALI. • ' a.'11lns In The Ungerle111d lnf1nta DIP'• · .MN a.- 4.95. SUMMER JACKETS . . .... SALI MENS 3.95 SU~R JACKI!T$ ...... SALI 2.50 , • NEW omCE - Charlao Norris, area ....,.rvloor lor tbo J., Banoock 161tua1 IMIB'Ineo Company, center, discusses business matters with Da~Q' Dtehl, left,. ani Gene Rfa:s, special qenll of ftrm, In new headquarters lor oouthaastern Ohio at '63 S. Third Avo. lo Mlddl0(>011. - Sentinel Photo. a.. Firm Opens Headquarters ·in Middleport BARPAINS IN 1;111 DRAPERY . . ·. · ' . U9 48"/54" SLIPCOVER AND Now main olllca ~ro . DRAPERY PRINTS .... ........ . SALI 1.00 Y1). IS--IRREGULAR MORGAN JONIS HEIRLOOM BEDSPREAD, FULL ...... SALI 9.95 50 UPHOLSTERY SQUARE, BIG SELECTION .. .. . .. .. .. .. SALI I fw 1.00 .. 8-8.95 BEDREST$, CORDUROY AND FLORAL ,RINT .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. IALI 7.,0 . 7-4.95 BUCKET BEDRESTS. . FLORAL PRINT .................... IALI SJIO 49c YD. CLING, ¥ANY PAnliRNS . . ' . 11" WIDTH ........................ I rd· 1.00 . 3.95 3 PC. RAYON VISCOSE I - ' •. BATHMAT 511'5 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . SALI Uf, ' .. .., . 3.95 22x21 JUMBo RED LABEL DACRON · BED PII:LOW, FLORAL PRINT ...... SALI IM '· 2.49 TRAVERSE ROD,~ .TO 48", WELL KNOWN IRAND : .. ... : .. .......... IALI U0 . 1.69 FOAM BACK RUBBEIIt UTILITY MA.T PINK, 18x30 .. . . ........ ... .. ,. .. SAi.l 1.00 • 1.95 TIER ANI) VALANCE SITS PRINTED Afl)pLAIN ........ , .... Wi IM. 1,00 THRoW AWAY SWEEPER BAil ... 79c IIIII l9c YD--"" TERRY CLOTH, . . ~ID CQI.ORS .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. SALt 6h 'tiL 99c YD,--45" PRINTID CANVAS BEAUTIFUL PAniRNS ........ SALI 75c YD. 14-1.69 ·TOSs PILLOWS . . . . . . . . . . • IALI l.lf 12-.,:-2.95 TOSS PILLOWJ . . . . . . . . .. . . SALII U9 ~;l9 T0$1 PILLOWJ . . . . . . . . . , , IA'LI 2.6t 26-<-1.00 Jflf:K PILLOWS . . . ......... SALt "" 3~9~ SHOWI!R CURTAIN I!NSEMIL~S .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. SALI 2.00 2.50 YD. 1\SSORTMINT UPHOLSTIRY ' . . R~ANft, --· .POMERoY .MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _1,' • MI!NS 4,9~ ontl LONG SLIEVI ·· 1 ' • ~T IH!RTS ...... : : ..; .•• : .· , . . :, fAI<I· ioYi a.tHIZES6 't jl ,.1 . PE~tirr · " . , ' HISS fRQYiiRS . , . r . . ,........ ; ... SALI ~ , . . ,, ·.' - .,. . . . · _. '· MINS· 2;9UI:I~ ·lLI~i · . ' . . : ' , · .. JPORT iAI~ : .... : ........... , ... SALI ~ ·• · M S'"ft :HRMANIN"I; PIUs · ~ ·' ~~ . BAC.'!;t J&.'I\IS , .. . ..•• , ••.• ·., , IA!o~ iM · ,':If. ~ - 'J- WOMENS 7.95 D-ESSES . . .. ; SALI 2 ftr IW', · · s.~ RMAHifb:;>~~~ UoU~ • . .· GIRLS 12.95 COTTON SUITS . . ,. , . .... SAI,.;400 , FULL CUT TROUO~ .......•. IA!o'l "-" GIRLS ~.95 CQm:IN SUIT$ ... , . . . •. · W::!l 3;011 · . •· · ~R JACKeTS · W;ii 1M GIRLS 5.95 COTTON SUITS ..... ..... SALI 2.00 .· MENS 10.95 SUMM ,. , .. .. .. . i: GIRLS S.75 COTTON SKIRTS ... -... · · $ALl UO · MiiNS' 9.95 SI,IMMER JACKETS ...... SALI 6.llil GIRLS 3.95 COTTON SKIRTS .. .. ..... SALI 2.00 . . . , ,. "" GIRLS 2.95 COTTON SKIRTS ... .. ... SALI I,SO MENS 1.95 SUMMER JACKITS .. , . .•. SALI GIRLS 1.95 COTTON SKIRTS .. · .. · · · SALI t.oa . M.ENS 6.95· SUMMIR ••cKm aao1 .... WOMENS ·4.9S EXTRA SIZE SHELLS . SAU U0 ... '''' '' - · WO#t1ENS 2:;s to 7.95 HATS ......... SALE 1.00 MENS 5.t5 SUMMER JACKITS ... ~ .. WI UO ' .. .. '~~ Cub Scouts of Pack 244 Hold . r ;¥,. > • Dll CHAIRS ··· · $3.00 each SOFAS $4.00 eadl FrldoJ ...,.. · an award was liven to J by 1,100 persona i~, ' ..,, ,._.. .......... ' ... 1ta11on, Gemma Calef; cJd!d wol!are, No>ma Jewell; tominunlzy service, VIrginia Floher, Losl•· MU)'MarUa. latlon, !drs. J. M. Thol'lllal; CIY· HolteiiOS !or '!110811o,y'tl(laolU Delenae, Glat\Ya Moweey; For· lDC Vlralnla Flahor, Unda olgn tlelatlono, ldro. Jell Web- Guinther, IIIII EYtl1n Gllmart, • ster, Sr.; Junior Aotlvltloo, Vecli. coutributlng. Tho travollng J)rlze was won DaviBi cards and tlowerl, PesiY Harris; Consllutlon and B.l' • b1 Tlmm1e Qdnlhar, ldra. ~ ot Ohio pastted.a reiOlution Feb. Laws, Gladys CUinmina; l'lWY Iller waa ~ a ...,_ 15 1968 t11o ClvU and ldemborahlp, Noaell Corltll'; and Past Prell-opln!orwork D~fenae Umts or the Tri..count.r Finance, Frankie HwDeJ; PUblic last,_, Area on tl>olr tremendous 0011· trlbutlons made at the Ume of the Silver Brldp dlaaeler and the reeov017 q>oratlons thst fol. lowell. swnmer conference held at Jack~ TONIGHT AND FRl, JUNE 21. 28 DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE (Technicolor) Dick Van Dyke Debbie Reynolds PLUS GAMBIT Shirley Macl.aine Michael Caine rlii iituiiiiDC . . . c~u·a. j ' all olllcora ror a mltteoo tor n•xUaar: Am~~· Ism, F11o WUclormulb; Robabll• ~ '. ; # . , }A'cA'IrnO:n. Ill · .....uni.r:n :·'· '""" ~ .ii>llllli41ji. rs . ·I ,_,..'- ' S4H .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • 1-49 YD. 79c YD.-46" NIVER-PUII PRINTID , DRESS ~YitRIAl. .... : .. · .. · .. · .... · ' . . :yo. .. ' . ,. ,J"'' 12-.5.69 KftiT , . lACK ' FURNIJUJp .THR~ 901170 .. • . .. SALI ~ • 2-W7M KfiiT iiOAAt iJ.QC ", FURNI'l\IRI TH.ROWSi 108x7D . . . . . . . ~ 1"!1 ror tho Soulhoaltern Oblo - · atlon ol the John llancocl! llu- Charles Norris, ana JlUPI!'· tual Dtouraneo CO., have been vtaor ror tho lnsuraoca firm, _.,.. at 5e3 SOul1t Third-Ave., Hid tho ldtddiiiiiOl'l loeatioo Ia llldolleport. tho base headQiarlers lor all The ol!lcos are located next aroo Jo1m llancook lluiUal Dt.. door ol tho jll'qltJV oeCU(IIell b,y• Dr. R,- R.. Plclu!na. .• .. ! ouraneo C01111>101 at-tlvi!J. Norris, a clOfiYman and , News... in Briefs 0111 By MAXINEW!LTERS 'three eonleronceo with tile throe PT. l'LEASANT- The Ma1011 coaches and Barnette had roCollncy Boord ol Educallon In a :'lboell to talk and aay -her he three hour ses&ion 111ursday would work or not work with the nlibt worked through •Jon& and · oth"f& ae aoslgnell and Barnette varied agenda. . refused to dlJCU!IIi the problem The Wahama coochlngproblem wllll Foley or SCott. waa once again aired with a large VanMeter was agreeable to all 11'0\W of interested ci llzenalrom the terms and willing 1n work with tbat area In attendance but Ilk- the others and Sing was willing ing no part 11'1 the sessim. to work with others ucept he There his been rn.any meet.- said he could not use Barnette lags concerntrc the matter held as asst. basketball coach. at Wahama and several "'en lJtFoley said he told Barnette ten in the local paper concern- that if he retused to discuss the 1ng the coochl~ sWt dl111cul- matter the problem would be Ues. turoed over 1D the Boord and the Aaa'L Sujlorlntendent Dorsey reoult would probably be conScott read a letter to the board slderelllnsubordinatlooandcould and others present from Waha-- result tn Barnette's tllsmissal. ma High School J)rlncljJal, Clyde Foley concornlng his views 011 The board movell to bring all the matter and ctdng the coocb- three of the coachea and Foley tng asaignments he had madeand belore the board at the July 9 staUnr that under tho clrciiJiloo meeting and try to resolve the stances he (Foley) ,.s aosiiDI' dlftlcultles or take whatever 1ng the ducy of Athletic Director actiou wu deemed necessary at Wahama on July I, 1968. to end the bickering. Aasponta mac1o by Foley were Grant Barnett&, head A&lproval oftheboardwasgtven ball and baseball cooch; John In the followtngnllttero: EmPloyllaJv, head basketball and Jr. ment of -Ching personnel lligh Football and Track; llorm1e at Beale School as follows; secVanMeter, a11t. footblll coach, retary, LIMa Raike; custodian, Jr. 111gb baoketboil cooch lnd Rebecca Bmlij1 and cook, Allee Varalcy track coach. Mathews. Foley stated tbat he had held (Continued 00 Jl&ge II')- Buckeye Buys Half Of Cardinal Plant COLUioiBl}S (UP!).. Tho O~lo . , erMted to ""'role the plant lor ~r -co; ~ "'lfi r i ThUrodaf '"tho ·Hie o1 one • hall Interest in Its canur.J Ganerat- trw Plant 1D lluciWyo l'l!wor, Inc., fer $62 million. '!ilo Cardl..t Plaol, localoct oo tbe Ohio River near Steubenvl.lle, has two 615,000. ldlowatt genentlng untts worth about $131 mllllon, asld Donald C. Cook, president of 0 hi o Power and Amerlcon Electric Power, 10 lnvester owned orp. nlzatlon. Buckeye P~Mor It comprlsell ol27 Ohio rural eloctric COq>or· atlvos. Clrdlnal 01IOJ'Itillfr Co. • • corporadon jolntli <iimocl by Bw:keye IDd Ohio Power, Yfas River Gauge$ GAUGES- Galllpoils,ll.Sand 18.1 l'lllll1llr 9 feot of rollers; Pt. Plaasanl, 28.70; Pomeroy • MaiOil, Hlntoa, 1;10 lalling; KanaWba Fallo, 2.90 f4]11ng; Charlooton, 17.70. l.aKlon, ·lolarmat, and W'lnfltld, are m thO' lill. lhi two mmara. - · · ... · · OWen lolitm!ng, president of Buckeye P011or, aald jolnt.owJ>o orship would not loooen campoUtim but would provide more reliable and more ecDilOIIIIcal power to the public. t Mannl.ng saw the purehaae as a "landmark," 88Yini: the aile demonstrated tbat the .., . _ . atlvecy..,..ned segment of the electric industry In Ohio hu at1ained such a maturity that it ta no longer dependent UJJOI1 govornmenlal ftiiiiiCing to achieve Ita goals." OWO FIVE.OAY FORECAST B.l' United Press lnternatlooal Below normal temperatures In Ohio Salurd&Y thi'IJU8h woct. noelll1 with h1&bs averaging In tbo 70o nor111 to the low BOo In IIOOith, with Iowa In 50olnnorth to low 60s In aoullt. Warm ovorthowookeod, t1>on ·cooler qa111. ibcnrors oround tbo llr• "' - .... will av. erato olleollall to one lneb. Enemy Pounded SAIGON (UPI}- U.S. shJpo, (l(aneo and artllloey today pounded 200 to 5110 North Vietnamese troops trapped In a South Vietnamese coas1al vtJIage. . down the invaders Thursday noon in llle village I 0 miles bel011 the Dem!Htarlzed Zone (DMZ) dividing the two Vietnams, A spotter aboarll the U.S. M I I i t a r y spokesmen salt Navy cruiser Boston reported American firepower pinned "he cOldd see several enemy troops running 1niD the •tar at . ' the South China Sea to ..... ! · the shells," one apaU,_ • soUL .. Fire on Troopa 21 Year Effort Ends U.S. Army 1st Air CowdrJ Division troopa had """' patrollng tho beaches ...-.t of Quong Trl Clcy when thtJ came under lire lr<q lilt village. The C<ltlununlota hljl For Robert B. Morris given lhamoel- - · The SIQ1rGqJoro cloMcl Ill. Tho ftrst bursll ol 6erteu lire ktlled ftve Nortb Vlol!i!l- Rober! ' .. Aa t b • ll'OIIIId ldta ... a ldorrio,a high school drapou~ last 'IOIICod lmnlnt lllo vll1ap 2110 10, 300 vlllagero movell out. 'l'ba7 5undo¥ was award- ed his master's degree in el• mentary ellucation from Ohio Uni· veraity. MorrJs, who Is Middleportei.. mentary principal, received the master's degree about 21yean alter he started colle:10 In 1947 lollowirw service with the NaV1 in World War IL Morris and his wife, Joan, and children, Rick, a senior, and Paula, an eighth grader, live oo RD I, MiddleporL He quit high school In his junior year to eD- told the U.S. aoldloro 11at there were awroxiJnatobo 5110 Nortb VIetnamese troops hidden Ill bunkers," a s.PQkeSIDIUlllld. U.S. commanders unlaathetr arUllory and air slrlkN. The Gla grabbed and Clpillreol·' 18 suspected iUOl"ril1u oo tho · fringes of tile Ollillolli!W vll1qo. M II i t ar y oi'ObiiDOI IIIII American cOiliiiWidera 0... 111 ;more troops-llllklng 800 in - to ''complete a eordOD of the u.s. an· tripped Ust in tfle Navy. oot ll8l1ll to go into lbo•Jchickoll )latchory besl. tlitss In which he worked lOyears. In 1959, wblle an olql]oyee of the Kyger· Creek Power Plant, Morris determined to rolllrn to college oitce more, taldng night couraes, and I~ 1962 he began teaching at the l!raclbucy elomO!Ury school. He received his BS <Iegree in ellucallon !rom OU in 196.1 and since then has been worklrw dur.. 1JW summers tor his muter's. In 1966, Morris wa:r. a government grant to attend classes at Morehead State Unlverslcy, and last year recebed the Ohio Educatloo Aaoociadon's John F. Konnocly ldemorlal Scholarship ol ,1,0110 to contlme his master's degree work at Obio Unt~ VOI'!IIcy. A!Brrla'a ~r brother, JlanQy, Is oleo In the teaching llold and currently li 011 a teachIng lollowabfl) at Ohio University working toward bls cloctorate. Ho llught at Concord Cdlogo In Waal VIrginia clurlng the paat enemy force." The clooing of tho riDe continuell today. Tho Gla . puahlng In aa1d they ldllell II 1-t 22 Communlpa In tho He completed his high school by special elOIIIllnodon alter serving In tho NaY)' and then attended college tor two years. ~ dr,oppod moae. ROBERT a llORHIS school term. The Morris brothers are sons ol Robert F. (Poil1) and tba late Mario E. Morris. -~ tho graduation exercises ol Morris on SUnday were his father, MrL Otho Karr, and Mr, and Mrs. Tom Hennessy, A congratulatory parcy WIB given Morris &lndly evenin, at llle HermesBY homo by Mr. and Mrs. HennesSY and Mr. and Mrs. 1Janoy Thompaon. Amthor parcy """ given Monday at Royal Ook Park with membera o1 the Middleport elemental')' school oW! and their spouses present. Attending, In addilx>n 1D the MorrJaea were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ord, ldr. and Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Leo Komody, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Jam. es Brewington, Mr. and Mrs. WUson C&rpenter, Gnce Hawley llld Mr. and Mrs. Bon Philson. Morris was preserKed a gift cerUIIcate by tho grcq~. .•...·. ·.::·· ... llshtl.. Flabtlng b>N- In other acllon Ui. 1far1i1!t I'ODOl'ted heaV1 lllhiiDC .. SOul1t VlobUI's narlhara lr""' - Uor where the Lealhomock fort of Kbe Sam was beiJW The lighting, ICcordiDC to llrst reports !rom lilar1Do o(Kikeaman, raged Thurodaf 11 miles east of the Leothornoek base ciiJDjl of Dq Ill 111r to tho oaat of Kbtl Slllh, the lnrt that withstood a 77-<lay Rod siege earlier this vear. WOLFE AT KENT U Donald Wolle, a Molp high ochoollollcher, Is among 39 high school teachers of Ohio IIIIIW'oat VIrginia taking part In a •hoD at Kent State Unlverlifl · ' this week In update skUio IIIII ·• · quali4cat1ons in teac hiJW com- ~ morclal field sktlls. The g...,. gram Ia sponsored by tbo Ohio , · DeDU'IIIlent of Educadcm'o m. vililll ol voeotional ~·' .. •.. at Kent. ' ·i · .·. by Don Oakley and John Lane � 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 27, 1968 carson mcdade robbins