https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/72e7a56e2e959dfcc8171532cb913088.pdf ef00d5cc4c7a95a0eaf69584de80a051 PDF Text Text " .rr~ • ent1ne ·., POME~OY-MIDDLEPORT, "VOL. XXI N_O. 48 Monday, July I, 1968 OHIO ' \ Nuclear Wea}>onS' ,Valor Rewarded ·· ·.· ·· Soviets, U. S.Began · ~;:::::::::::::::::::~:::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:=:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::~~;:=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::=:::::::::~~::::.~::::~WM'*8!!*.:~~:::;:i~~:::::::~ Discussw·ns :n 1964 1 ''· •· '.';, SAiooN CUPl)-U,S, Para- Saltll Monica, Callt, a medic wounded man. A ·viii ccq' ~ ~ts . . l 2 8 9 16 15 J ll 10 18 17 · •ni or 1nooapl.ete •teri&l ReplAOed 5 4 ij 0 • Material [lee•ged or Inc'ftP1•te 0 . 11&\eri&l to Kic:ronla $ •lllPl&94 1ma1bed a 200-man who rushed 20 yards through '·~. -¥let Cong attack on a nearby "icavv "'" tu treat thre• :· ·· ""lie In close combat ·so llerce wounded ' comrades In a four· 'r.j • ' ;. !hilt American commanders man foxhole. a~ 16 medals ror valor on A1l Mae1tas bent over one 1116 ' 1pot, military Sl)Okesmen " Old !OdaJI, :~;;;;;;:.;:;.::;:,::::i::~:;f.:::>.':':':'-'''''f.~:::::::::::::':111! , ,11u! llrst battalion or the ' Six Defendants Anny 10lst Airborne Division's $l :;1,. Bripda killed at least 38 or ftelin....1..h Bonds 1lio euerrillas who stonned out ~l 't...., :·~ ,i the . ·night Slllliay, hurling Six defendant I forfeited bonds 'liatchel charges and grenades and a was Dned In t h 1 Into Amerlc1n rm.holes ·already CClllrt or Pomeroy Mayor Charles ll!t by rocket• anit mortar Legar saturcta,y nlsht. lh~s. · Forfeiting bonda of '8. 70 " Five Viet Cong pit<hed over 01¢h, postedoo opeedlnacllarpa, 4t1d wlthjn two yarde of one wete Ralph Lavendar, Syracuse; U.S. foxhole. One guerrilla William ~ Racine; Gerald cnimpled 10 close that hh Woodard, Bidwell, and Robert ~se · made a~atlc riDe Raynolds, Coolvllie. Forteltlna Jl!ehed Into a U.S. bui*er. $15 lionda postod 'on charges or Mlllllrr spokellllien said DO' . "Jllealins tire& were Eddie COieAmericans were killed. Twent.v- man Cheshire and Charla• Jettwo suffered wOUllds durll\l the fers: Pomero;. Fined $5 and two ti(JW's ot a 1peclal kl~ or Clllta on charges or dlaturblng GI herdsm. °"8 medal Wen! to the peace was David Henalar Ra"'8e. 5 Ubaldo Meutas of cine. ' 6 7 ~l 12 13 14 8 19 20 21 15 2? 28 ) 4 5 6 7 9 10 16 17 23 11 18 12 19 13 14 20 26 2? 21 28 10 11 lJ 17 18 24 25 12 19 26 2 -•ntll 14 21 20 27 i j 28 acrambled lo within llve 11rd1 of him. The medic dived ror an Ml6 r!De, cut down the guerrilla "1th • burst ot llre and nnlshed bandaging the wounded ·man. Mae1ta1 then carried the most $eriously wounded man back to a safer bunker. The Viet Cong sought lo overrun the battalion base as part of a drive in the suburb a that intelligence sources said 1hows sure signs or building a third major Viel Cong try this year at assaulting Saigon. Short!)' after the Communists were driven off, Maj. Gen. F.K. Mearns inspected the batU,.. field, talked lo the troopers and - In a rare Instant action pinned four Sliver Stars and 12 Bronze stars on the chests of the Paratroopers. Allied troops prepared ror more action in the Saigon area. U.S. B52 Stratofortresses eight times today pounded gilerrllla base areas in Saigon's outskirts. ...., .·~:' ' 1~ .. ~ ·J· . " '.j . f WiWl!NaTON (UPI) - Preddent Johnson announced todly llgl'eement has bean reached between the United states and the Soviet Union to begin talks "in the llllrest future" on mUlual Umltatlon or 111clear weapons. 1 Johnaon, In a 81JOOCh prepared tor~ Whita House cerel!IOll)' ror f ~ of the nuclear oon prdlferatlon trealy, said: ••At this ~ Dlllnt . or achievement and hope l am gratified to be able to roport and announce lo the world a 1ignl1lcant agreement - an agreement nave actively sought and worked tor slnee January, 1964.. "Agreement has been reached on limitation of nuclear waabetween the Union of Soviet pona -1d be c:cmplex- and Socialist Republics and the thlll' would not be eu,y. David A. E'v ans of Texas United stalls to enter in the "We have oo illusion• that It City, Te1811, was elected Pres- ,. nearest future Into discussions will be (easy). l llnow the ident of Lions International at on 1he limitation and re&lctlon stulllJom, patient perslltence It the Aseociation's olst Annual rt. both offensive strateglc has re<pired to set this tar. l Convention ln DalJ.as, Texas, lllciear weapons delivery sya- know the dltflcultles that Ile June 26th - 29th. Lions Inter· ah·... 1 • - ~ • • natiollld wilh 867 ()()() mom- !ems and systems or defense -....ft woe .ear_, bers Jn i43 countri.is and geo- against ballistic mlssil~s. " 111splclons and anxletle& we graphical areas, is the w0rld's U.S. oCflclals said no date or shall have looverC!lme.'' largest service club organim- place ror the Initial meetings Olflclal• said the asreemeat lion. with the Soviet Union had been on lliarilnB talks about acalbW Lions . In.te'"!'tional is ':Jell set but they de•crlbed the down the nuclear race dates k'1own for 1ls ~ to the, b!'!'d. a-ment 81 being qui alent back to a Jotter sent lo the Sight coneervalion activities, ~ ~· e v . , youth IJIOll'lllllll, and its many In importance to the start of President In December, 1963, by community servi.., projects. talks in Par! 1 with North Nikita H, Khruahchev, then Vietnalli on the Vietnam War. Soviet premier, regarding "terThe President said dl scusslon (Continued on Page «) Alvin Stanley Victim of Farm Accident 15 ~:4~:~:::~::::::::::::::~:::::::::·~:::::::::::::-.::::::::::=f.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:;~~:;;;;;::,-;;.:::~::::::?.::::::::~:~~~~:;;::;::::::::::::::::::::c:::::::::;:::::::: DeGal!Jl~ 22 29 )~<>-~~~ 10 17 ~~~24 Jl 14 21 28 - ................... -·- - . 10 11 15 16 17 18 22 23 24 25 29 JO )l 5 6 12 19 26 lJ 20 27 · PARIS (UPI) - President Qarlet de ~e today shat,, teP!f tho C'ODWJ•arista and t1on ~ " ~ moet stwmlng · ~~ .,~ ..· ~ctor~ Jl!::.~ J'J~.l'L h 1!11tar7. N~ikt ' il4Mr~'p~ ~CM to IL .. 7 14 21 20 ! ·- ·-·-·- ·-·-·-·- -- ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- ·· - -·- -·--- --- --- -·- - -·- · --·-·· -·t-···iiic-·- ·;· - .-·-·-·2 3 4 s 6 1 NOV l 8 15 22 29 2 ) 10 9 4 11 5 6 12 l) 7 14 ~ I 8 \ 9 10 11 12 lJ 14 19 20 21 26 27 ~ D 18 19 ~ ll ~ ~ ~ 18 23 24 25 21. 27 28 22 2J03 21, 25 29 )0 '"':l '·' "• • ltitiir· a 1econd SlladQl '··9t 1llllll! In puti.mentarr• elec· UOne, Franchlll8ll , p~· t!Je '17· . ea,r..ai . d led,~t" i:onb!C\I' ot .355 / .~ In 11!1. 487-seat ~tin! • 1 HHJl!bly• ...The Plf:lillilent's am rans lhe years, ' J. month aao· De (/liulle's tir..WU• 242 . s._i minority lioyermnert wobbled as .France ~Hd Into the chao~ ot a ti>'aillnOll llWI n1tltml strike plus , 20 &lndar evening in a•farm accldont.at his residence near Snowville. Authorities said Alvin Stanley, 52, was apparently dragged lo death by a team ·or horses pulltoltl FrenchmOJl to choose the vote. In the runol!s or 319 Ing 8 hay rake. 11 was believed !><tween himselr and Commu. seats SundaY they gaw his that Mr. Staniey was dralxed nlst "totalitarian dictltorsbip" forces 46 per con~ al least a ha!( mli.8' after the - remained silent I~ his country . But since esch national -....... •-~- of the rake -11' -ue w•v """ ~"'·•e, comll\l back · II>· Paris assembly seat Is decided. _ _and be ,be.,..., caulhf'.!n·· t he iatar in the day, .locally, .that >!!ifCentqe wu . rake. • .:, In Paris, Comnllllll·M la.d'er · 8CJ011 .oripugh to build a coroner Heney ~ ruled Waldeck ROcbet," his lanl,iide. death waa due to a r:ractured dreams of PoWer crumbllng, .With all. but two seats skull, broken neck and cheat intold newsmen the election reeult decided, Glulllsl forces took 6. 7 juries. was wrought by De Gaulle's million votaa and the le!twin!iberUr Robert c, !Jartenbach ' 'blackmail by fear." gers woo 6.1 million. said Mr. stanley'• mother, EaRochet declared the new Provlalonal ;pnat omcial ft- ale stanley, age 85, saw the in- Triumphant t1orker·sludent street riots with ~~" The Communists and ather- leftwingers prodalmod ~ De Gaulle era dead and ~ ., foo leftwlne gowrnment. C!l!nn!linisls Cut Dns' .<lily '~litte voters cut the 111111ber 111. €cimmunlst seats Cr1&1 73 to 33 and their lilies, the Fede'ratlon or the Left, 111118')ed ~ 121 seats to 57. Elecllon omciala Hid no si~ political gro,yp had won aucli I victory ifln'ee France beclme a republic in 1793. At rubber 77, Charles de Gaulle may have engineered his llnest hour. Two SUndays ago Frenchmen dropped !!:11111 U lo 29 seats. True to bis Image of lane!¥ voted in the first round of Scattered extremists and splinlll'&ndeur, De Gulia-'lljlo hid Ptrlllll!lentary electiona, Bivins tar rightwlngir• took 11 seats, Gaullist forees 47 per cent or awn :-!i1:::£~!:!·:.: 7 llu~t in .3-Car ·Collision . Jl P Pa ooe11ed bf DA 0 \ cm PUBLISHED TI9 Hfv\(> .' oy - fYl rDpL( f<A-\ lJp-ILY I Ko"' ":, $ f;: ' ' ' ' iouili lit the Kiaer Creek power I~ O ' J t=l c-f,l,.. f I,..,, ~ 5- Pact:>& Pro~cocod tl".1.11 si.et OYDSIZ.ED (over lB wi"-3 or 2S bigll) ( 2rJ Ti iJ't l .. ~ ICC!ll'lllngtotheSlataHlgh- · )l• went lo the home or her nearest neighbor, Paul ~l.Y, who IUJll.. maned the l'Umeroy emergency 5CJl8d at 7:34 p.m. Mr. Stanley was reported dead on arrival or squadm'"1. !llrvivora include hi• mother, with Whom be made his home; three brothers, Henry, of illade; Archie, of Chauncey, and !.¥"'--· and 111an. of nwnJ1lD1 alater I • Sarah Collett and Dora c.arinu, F'rllllda m111 call anytime at the Ewin11 Funeral Home whfre services. wlil be held Wedjllea111,y at 2 p.m. with Rev. Carver Williams otrlclallng. Bur)al will be intbeWeilsCemeler)'atDon- 1n1ton. =~::~~1T~:1~ fwt:~:&.:~):~t~t.;7Z&~;,i,~ij::i::@~i~~~;~J~~:::::~*::t*:r®i:~r:oo TOKYO (UPO - A strong earthquake hit Japan tonight, buildings in Tokyo and disrupting electric -er and communications, Train service was haltad ror rear of damage to the rails. Power in the UPI otllce just across the street from the Imperial Palace wss otr (or 28 minulss. Realdents called It the worst quake in years. The Meteorological Agency said the epicenter O( the quake WIS in lharagi prefecture, east or Tokyo. But shock Wl'\'01 hit y okohama, Chiba and Mito. roe~ PatWoodWill Tape Reoords - Reibert c. Beltz, 33, Norfolk, Va., p~ out or the '11ne or by :~:~*l:~:~:~j:\:~:~:;:I:~:~mr:\:~:~:1:~:~:~:::1:1:~:~:~:\:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:.::;:~;~~~~~~j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~j~~~~~~jj~~~~j~j~~m~~~m~~~~ ward ~. DeRoaa, SI, Colonial, N.J,, hftd-on. The statlOllfllgOll then wered left oC center and struck the Beltz ct; I CUte 1-ck ·lo the right side and wen! ort the hlJliway and traveled ·lbQut 300 te,t lntq I 'lleld. Adlliitted ',lo Holzer Hospital Peter T. i>el!o&i, 12, "1th 1evere lacerations ot the flea "ere" ·· - .•':-':•,..... -· .:.. _, _ •• ... ... · o· ... Reynalda ,Ind Reynalda Co. School of electronic accounting tor '"' tonioblle dealers. Wood Is ac- To GP Academy countant ror the Blaettnar Auto. Co., East Main St. Pomeroy. Dr. Joseph J. Daris, MiddleDurl!li ' hlil ~lll/ly at Dayton, port, has bean, reelected to acthe cOlllpall)' gave Wood a week 11ve memberahip in the Ameriot lntenslv• tralnirw to prepare - Academy of General Practor the adoption ot Reynolds 611 tice, the Natl!)llal Association of Re)'llold1 electronic accOWJtlna, Fllllily Doctors. WORK (AND PLEASURE) - Q!mMnl.. pliuure wldl ' work, Charlea (Fud) Clarkson h earning money tor co11e;. by working at Jndl•u lloach this summer. Charle•, of Pol'!fl!•!}'. ray, works as a lifeguard at the pqiular resort on Lake Sil&f!i!'J; north or Monticello, Ind. He Is a recelt graduate of p...,.. . "' High School, and plans lo attend the Univ.rally oC IlaytlJll · · !alL Cberiea round out about the job thrqh a booklet of "'Ii mer job opportunities. He applied to lboul 40 or them, chose IDdlana Beach mainly for the exdtement of world reaorL Charles Is the 11011° oC Mr. and Mrl. Charles Gfill"'" son, 235 Mulberry Awnue, Pomeroy. bath ol Athtna. ~~~~;m.:·:·:·:~:::·=·~·····-.:«-·-=-: -: ~· ~ · .· ;-o·-=-=-... -···;-;.·;perlQllo werf Injured ~ Patrol. 1r1mc lo mak~ a left turn onto :·:m;·'·w··~...... ;.:.-. •••••••••••• -...-:-:·:-.·•. ;·:-........ ;.w.·!!iJ···· ; :..·:···:'...oh.18 'I· ·.·.·:·:·:-.-.·. ...-.m ·····.ro: ...... ~ ~<( :. ~-:-: :.~-'.~"'!' .•__......,•:-:·.-: •• :-:·:·:o:·:·:-:·x ljj1'l ,'lhrel vehlCle eolJlaloil at otncerl reported that WWiam Gravel Hill Rd. :· :,.-.io P.m. ·~ at the Junetlon ll GuniJ"1, to, Rt. 2 Cheshire, Gunnell'• car struck a sOllth- Patrick D, Wood, Spring Ave., VETERANS MEMOIUAL " Of Graftl. HW Rd. aQd Rt. 7, · headed north behind a car driven bound statlonwaaon driven brEd- Pumerw, has completed the Doctor Reelected , · ·- ' A Rt. 2, Albany man died HOSPITAL SATURDAY ADllllSSIONS Clara Hart, New Haven; Ania Neal, West ColWllWa; G a I e Siu:lmplin, MiddleporL SAnJRDAY DISCHARGES Jacquelyn Grimm, Velma C.saady, Mayme Buchanan, C.tbr CUndllf, Gordon Roush, Gary Fliher. SUNDAY ADMls.SIONS - Alm& Janka, Vinton;. Victor Gemaim· er, Pomeroy; Nettle WWlam1, CotllatYllle,W.V~;WandaRus­ HIJ, Cheahlre. SUNDAY l!ISCJ!ARGES- Kim· berb' Luta, Emmett Bartels. LOCAL TEMPS '>Yo•'•'•""~' . >•........··:··.;·;.-.-..• •.•.•"... ~.~· -_.,o;;t;, ....... .,, .,.,•,•,•, ,•, • •'o:o!•.•.•-•.•.o.•.•: f •!-:'.•:........"0:•'•'...:W:•'•..... NEW HAVEN, W. Vs. The Philip Sporn Power Plant was struck at mldni8ht last night - when Its contract expired - by Local 426, UWUA. 'IJnion Preaidenl G e o r g • Wrilht said 171 men are out of die plant whi~h ii bellll OJ>erated bf ~roximately 70 s11POrvlaory perscmel without lntarruptlon ol service. The union, it was learned, has asked for 54 cents increase In wages per hour acro'8 the board over the next three years, and cerlaln other Cringe benellta. Two f.an Heavily Damaged Sunday ffeaV)' damage WIS caused to vehicles lnvoi•od in a t..o - car accident &mda.y at 2:3S p.m. threHantha or a mllo east o1 Route 7 on the Royll Ook Park road !lierllr Reibert c. Hartenbach's department reported the ml shap occurred when cars driven by Henry Elion Bahr, t3, Long Bottom, &Ollll eaat,,.llld Grttr cur. 1IOn Cook, 27, Rio Grinde, trav. eilng not, collided on a curve. .,, - '·.~ lnh11man .~ . ' 11 Practices Charged ,·-"· .-'fli' • �' ' ~~ Mllldl~l:-1'1"11""11'• ~ul,y I, I!M8 , . .l • the:,, . 'llllllaader, ll1 . Rick Colvin pitched all lht,"COI)d, .Sinn .W lor Alhenund struck out Ill the .foolrth. niDo and wall<ed ool,ytbreo. MeJsa Buill with pltdtero atruckootlourand'llllkel~l': at two-run lalllni .boJner ed elgbt, ·· · '""' a alasle, ~eer • triple Fmsr GAME '.,Mi! alaslo, ·and Demolkey MoiBa 101200 3-10 1.2 o Atbenl oot012D- 4 91 ·,. ' ' ·~ y , , ~ ~ 't.'lo>; '}"'! ~oar al\4 Siron. JVuiilioi\l ' •" .1 .. and ~101\o ; ..... ~ '\ · SEC!)!"Jl 'G.\ME " · wer. ~~ Demolkey, Q.'I'J; Slran (t) 1111!! Colv!l!and£4,.._ , I' . Tom'~eef, lllarprigbthond.. :· or from GaiUpollo, went till ella· : a .: . . .' 0 0 0 0 0 0 •:u· a. 3 (:III!Ornll 37 37 •..500)W. 31 8 ll(laton . . at 121h •N4WYork . _18 . .tie 1 .•.Nol!·\'otk ' 33 3~ .ns; t~h PliiJ.31 ,36 .f78 l'h Chl~qo , , ll 4Q ·!37'J5 ooaao 33 , tl ,tte u waa~ · 21 44 .38o 19 · . 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"""" .. . helps \'Glint- ""\ their f<lsmt Ianger! , :Jn 'lllo chikirH for p.f lbdioyl ~~~~;: !.or~ M'oey l.orkll1 ' .t< ' 1-. . ,·~.\ forp ' .. V•c•tlon AppeNI For Leisure Uvlngl July 4th Holidly Coming Up! inei"tides a3/~ Bun· . Sport&Drtss . l"' ··. :~ " '). -~~ • 1.~ '. IIIDion. Tartle IIIII IIIOdc tllltle nook 1111<1 ·e~tW· ,trl... Solid$, llrlpo$. . ·• .I'" -~ '' 2.50 I t'. ' '. J . BERMUDA SHORTS - pl.. . C:hedca,, 10lldt. lily c.o ,.IIIJ!I "" Dlilsi"sUcKS .:_ fw liNt·..,_ ' " l' .. I ~-:. ;, ...' •. ' .. VACATION SPECI.4Lt By Stylemart, MlddJshade & Bro~kfleldj Nlgtlts 1:00 '!;i"~'l' .!l't" ~ ~Thur01lay \ " Suit Discount ·GROSS . ' '' from8.95 SUMMER SUITS . , M•• ' ). .STOKELY ASsORTED BEVERAGES Orllllf,Pvnch,Grept ,. . SatUrday,. Onlyl . ThrOw - Away Boffin · 'Pinnpplt-Gr•peflvlt '1' ..' ·' .,w.. '1"2·, . "~. ' :. ' 3. S1 MARGARINE ..........----·· 01s1o• . MRS. FILBRT'S SOFT .· 1 ' " ' ''·I . 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Suger & Lamon Fl•voNd e! e •• e • e • e • 9.4! ., \'' .·:·" ' . r QQAtf CAN · ··~· . .}•' '12:'· · CHARCOAL the KNIT SHIRTS .... ~ ......·-···················· - ,.LIGHTER. ' Collou, • • ' llicconneta" - ara<'tlled lec:hniCGio. . '' WellealeyFeiln ' .. : . AssortedFievon,BestPiict . 'h F • . . . FROZEN 4· e 1. 00 ..rene . r1es..........-................. . Por·k. & Bean_s,,&.Pe~s::.~:...... 10· =' 1~~=-· 49 ,... .,.ea s. •a.• ••• ; ; England ... ·' ,...• the (UPI)-IIrllltte Varangot - ,_"' ,. . . cream. ·f:-- . •• . :"( . .: BALTIIoiORE {VpJ)- Kalh)' Whll1rorlh llitllltood C a r 0 I Mlna llld Sandra Post to <I!Piw'e WI,OOO Baltimore Lody Clrllna aoU tournament. IIEA'I11, ' .... over Bob Dickson wilh a four· ....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.... rouod total ot 276. WALTON I· J •. '· ~ ··' .u·":ISI" ~ ' - .. ._., • 0 .000 ' ,, .1.C.,.· . .183 ANGELES (VPO- Roo Whitney ol the Southern CI!Uor1111 Striders NCOrdecl the world's tallest Ume lor 400 meters lhlo year with a 49.5 clocking durbw U.S. Qlym. pic track llld lleld trills. eel Stateo Ol,ymple basketball CLEVELAND (UPO - Dave teem delealed the Flmlah stockton won the $110,000 National squad 91-87, Cleveland Open by two strokes ' = 79~, .111 E~ . W ft .• h1.0f Bang Up Dairy Buys! . .· . 4W..SJ .Jowl Bacon-.· i 1 .lll 3 .000 0.000 O .oOO ~~~ :c. ' ' HAMS ' LOS Sunday ., / . ... .321 z TIP StEAl · lb. In The"- .1100 .428 .400 .400 04.1101.000 Weekend Summary . .952 1 1 2 0 20 ~ ., 2 0 5 \ ))-- . FOR .YOUR ~· ..IJ4rbecuel . ,, 6 0 HP1 ~~::·' ' 0 0 0 0 4 2 3 31 21 57 4 6 7 73 40 125 17 4 4th a p~ SEMI· BONELESS 0 0 1 0 7 38 . 51 SH HI' RBI AVI. 0 0 4 0 1 6 ~.,,. .8S(I 0 29 24 4 17 ·s~ ·*74 .000 .000 .000 .000 .947 0 0 6 8 .~ 1 .871 .888 0 0 0 140 140 0 BB SO ~ soo . a -DAY .m 1~' 'Itching · ~ i~·· .su sa 39 :m 1\1 . ,511 , Ill£ .513 7 'I;odlf'• 2 . •1 0 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 .~21 32 .• im 13\11 ' . • $!1ndly••· Reoutts Su!ldo.r'l lleaulil · Chlcqo 12 Detroit 0 · ddCoao a Sl. Loula 2, Cllllornll 8 W•ahii!IIOM 4 and Kollll)' l!;naJIIII Wio 0.1. flttHurJh 5 2 Ball!more .6 MIMOioll4 Tql !Ieider IIIIIOIW the r - .~llllllll 5 Son Franclacc 3 Na• York 4 Oakland 2 lara "" Bill SWan with t .992 Noli York 1 H - o Cleve 7 Bolton 5, 10 I~ avorap toll.,ed b.Y Mirk TID- too Allplo1 3 Allal!la 2 • Pt;dloble Pitchers eohW with an a.e,.... of ,912. Tode,y•1 Pralllbl, Pltehero (AU Tlmeo EDT) Following !• the corqoleiAo Ill-. (AU Tlmoo EDT) ~pia at lletroi~ 8 p.lil. tisUco lor all pfa.yoro: Pldlaclolph1a ($han, 11-8) at Detroit 5-4), ~ ·p.m. • a.!olao O!oltmnan M>; ,2:30 lfillnooota ~ell 7-6) at p.m. Clevolllld <McDowell 7-1), 7:30. ,\IIIIQ (Niekro 6-6) 'lt Son p.m. ,. 1 ' · ' PO A E AVE. Frllnciaco (Bolio 2-i)~ f ~lllo N~· , Yor.k (i)ownlng O.l) at 1 4 . 0 1.000 Cincinnati (Mal'"'l1 1-4) at · .WIIhlii$\OJI <Poocual 7-4), 8 11 0 0 1.000 Houlton (Glu.U 11-8), 8:30 p.Dt. , p.m. , · . 122 7 1 .992 Sl. Liiula (Gli>aon t-Q, at Lqa . t;hleogo (Prldd;y Q.4) at 101 , o* 3 Anaeleo (Dryldal,.tl).f) il..p.m. Blltllliore o.tcNIIIY· S-6), 8p.m. 34 1 .971 Tuolday'o''Cianltl ''· . Oakland Olobooo i;-'1) at 21 0 1 .BIIf Pbliadelphlt at atlcqo Boatqn (l!:Uaworth 5-6), 7:30 19 2 1 .954 Plltabureb at Son FnD, id&ilt P.m. 17 2 1 .9$0 Cincinnati at Houaton, n!Jht Tuesday' a Glmeo 26 29 S .INS Sl. Lou! a at Los Alvolll, n!Jht Calllornia at Detroit, lilgllt 1 11 1 .121 Mimesoll ·at Clovoland, nilht 3 7 1 .109 ft~>- 0 38 31' "' 8\i', 39 17 ~ ~(f),' ~ POMERO\' _ Hard Sluaill8 Carl "Birdie" Demoakey lol· · tanee tor Milp and gave~ nine JUnior outllelcler Jim Crow led lowed Burdette In pllch!Jll stahlto, atruck Gilt elsbt and laaued the hitting and conolstent Rl&ht.- tlstico witb a 3-0 record and < 111x tree paaaes. .handor Dol> Bllrdelte, also a ju- a 3.0 ERA while Jolut Ingels First game hltterolor thnln- nlor, ~~ lhe pitching tor reg- iohed 4-3 with a 2.0 ERA. Rod nen wore Lonnie l!uih ..ttl> a ulars on the Meigs Miraudero Gilkey got one win on the mound triple and alngle, Tom il)'aell, a bueboll team this post soasOJL in the aame number of decisions double and alasle, Bill Moore coach Russ Moore, who last , aad BW .Siron, i pair of ,.ek roleaoed the stetlstics ollhe . ,a!l!lloo. Cor! (Birdlo)Demolkoy, ftrat Mirauder baseboll team, lblblo, aad Jill Rotbpb, a laid Crow finished the season Fielding G ·:.,;ill..,, I llith a .400 average and Bur- Burdette . . . . . . . . . 12 Wlken.Jd w•nt till rooto . dette hurled his wey to a perTyo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I the hiU tor Atheno ll1 t h • tei:l 5-0 record wllh 1 1.1 ERA. Swan . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 ~= and llruck oot live and Crow, 1 rlghlhanded hittor, Tannehill ..... . ... 14 W tour. Gettlna tho hlta lor muscled out 22 hits in ss trips GUkey . . . . . . . . . . 9 ' · lilt holta wore Dave Ko.Uval llith to the plate, ocorecl seven runs, Van Meter . . . . . . . 17 drd>io and aiaslo, Eric Hum- batted In 16 runs and had lhree PhaUn . . . . . . . . . . . 17 'mel, l1io alngles, and John Ab- clrublea and two triples. Ho also · Crow . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 ;;;, ikllaj. ~ llojlp, Steve Lev- had lour atolen bases and led the John.!on . . . . . . . . . . 18 :!': ' lirilll, Daa K!l!cade and Rob Eo- team tn RBI's. Demoskey . . . . . . . . . 9 · au, ...h a alngle. Burdette, in compiling his per· Oller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Melp• bllllrll trame In lhe 1ect atrlng, llmiledtheopposition Bartels ........... 16 6 "'" lllarted by Bulb when to Dill¥ 17 hlte and six nms In Ingels .. .. .. . . .. . 11 2 with ooe oot. Hysell, 4t ia- fiUiings. He walked throe, Ault . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 8 Moore, and SWan lol- hit ..,. batter, and fanned 38. EogUsh ...... , . . . . 3 0 llith alaslos, Demook~ Next to Crow in hitting among Haggerty ....... , . . 3 0 :i!:•;=~::-.~and~ Oller walked be- the regulars was Keith Phslln Arclier . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 e .foQ . . llnally put oot wilh a .365 average, Others wilh Powell . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 the ftni'".,_ · htgtl aver~ges were l.ennle Van Tolala ...... . . . . , , 18 382 SECOND GAME Meter wilh .321 and Demis Ault, Oppon- .. .. .. .. 18 360 ..... ipln ,JUmped ott to a .320. fltll ' lmlDr load with three runo ' ~ ., the game, but lhis Batting G AB R H 2bH 3bH HR BB SO llmi tb,.ulfon oould oot hold Tyo .. .. .. 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 ·'*· Oller ....... e 7 2 3 0 0 0 1 1 : Athoila back with elgbt Crow . ..... 18 5 5 7 2 2 3 2 0 8 7 ,....,. In lnnlna, s1x Haggerty . . . . 3 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 I ill lhe filth and Phalln . .. .. 17 52 8 19 4 2 I 2 8 'two Van :lleter .. 17 56 14 18 1 2 1 9 14 Ault ... .. . 18 53 15 17 4 I 0 19 12 Swan ..... 17 49 15 13 I 0 2 10 14 Bartels . .. . 16 41 8 10 3 0 0 5 13 ~~"started on tho Johnson . . . 18 53 4 9 !I I 0 4 13 pve way to Tannehlll . 14 34 6 5 0 0 0 5 8 Gilkey . . .... 9 15 2 2 0 Ingels .. .. . 11 18 2 2 0 Demoskey . . 9 9 I ~ 0 Burdette . . . 12 13 1 0 0 English .. .. 3 1 0 0 0 Arclter .. .. . 3 2 0 0 0 Powell .. .. . 1 0 1 0, 0 12• 1 16 =.~ 11 465 462 ;~ "47. '" 73 ., 4 ' ' . '. '"" . 18 . . .....,. '12); 'ctlliilftu , CrOW ,..,• •OpS Marauder IUtlers U.! J.UD lourth and tllreo In the.... Alltlilta , 3ofobtq...;' e ' ' slbflonolloo tO '010 822 X'"' IB js'o LOio lAil&oloo . to Mollo swan. !~:;~~;the~twl;•:· hpii• ·'~ · IIYtelloochaalngle. 1· SL•Iicula ., ' ~- ~ ' • " :¥!\f,~/1; �' ' ~~ Mllldl~l:-1'1"11""11'• ~ul,y I, I!M8 , . .l • the:,, . 'llllllaader, ll1 . Rick Colvin pitched all lht,"COI)d, .Sinn .W lor Alhenund struck out Ill the .foolrth. niDo and wall<ed ool,ytbreo. MeJsa Buill with pltdtero atruckootlourand'llllkel~l': at two-run lalllni .boJner ed elgbt, ·· · '""' a alasle, ~eer • triple Fmsr GAME '.,Mi! alaslo, ·and Demolkey MoiBa 101200 3-10 1.2 o Atbenl oot012D- 4 91 ·,. ' ' ·~ y , , ~ ~ 't.'lo>; '}"'! ~oar al\4 Siron. JVuiilioi\l ' •" .1 .. and ~101\o ; ..... ~ '\ · SEC!)!"Jl 'G.\ME " · wer. ~~ Demolkey, Q.'I'J; Slran (t) 1111!! Colv!l!and£4,.._ , I' . Tom'~eef, lllarprigbthond.. :· or from GaiUpollo, went till ella· : a .: . . .' 0 0 0 0 0 0 •:u· a. 3 (:III!Ornll 37 37 •..500)W. 31 8 ll(laton . . at 121h •N4WYork . _18 . .tie 1 .•.Nol!·\'otk ' 33 3~ .ns; t~h PliiJ.31 ,36 .f78 l'h Chl~qo , , ll 4Q ·!37'J5 ooaao 33 , tl ,tte u waa~ · 21 44 .38o 19 · . G Burdette .... 12 Demolkey .... 7 Gilkey ... .. . 2 Ingels ....... 12 EniiJsb ...... 3 Tot1la . . . . . . 18 I 44% 22 3 50% 4 124 R H 21 4 11 43 0 0 2 9 1 0 0 14 .365 1 0 0 12 8 11 4 I 2 1 6 7 0 0 0 3 4 3 5 1 0 0·0 0 - Q. 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 _0 " '' O S 4 76 112 32 ' >" .1 .40 M""'-1• ~\ · 7 3 23 47 0 1 1 0 o, :, !lilc' ':fl 0 0 16 0 tf•der .Premier Gra~'· · liND .... .320 .261 • 'x • -~ ' .243 ,170 .147 • . • ! . , .. - - LO ·· ~ o 3.o s o t:ooo ,". ' o 2.0 4 a .&71 1 2 1.8 0 1 .000 .764 . /. Fun 'in the Sun ••• ,. llll'dlnio Rubin on the 2oth hole ' 'Ill the oil-French final ol tho lltiUah Willllen'o Amateur gulf ...::.-:-lool•o ..._ ·. · ·~~·hlp, .. , c;cJLOIIADO SPRINGS (UPI) "••...._ \ ·· ..... _ , . ' ubler drow his ~ ;~e., ~ • Yi<tory 1n till NOW c::9 Clll'l~ Pll!e'o PMII· hill eltmb lor hlo The P-F on the heel stan• ;for llltil ,511<:~11 In 12% -tnlle . I'OUNDATION- the ev~ 1 · I •odoo that dt<roosoo faol (i}i.o_Tbe Unlt.- eo .• the ~~.10!! 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Suger & Lamon Fl•voNd e! e •• e • e • e • 9.4! ., \'' .·:·" ' . r QQAtf CAN · ··~· . .}•' '12:'· · CHARCOAL the KNIT SHIRTS .... ~ ......·-···················· - ,.LIGHTER. ' Collou, • • ' llicconneta" - ara<'tlled lec:hniCGio. . '' WellealeyFeiln ' .. : . AssortedFievon,BestPiict . 'h F • . . . FROZEN 4· e 1. 00 ..rene . r1es..........-................. . Por·k. & Bean_s,,&.Pe~s::.~:...... 10· =' 1~~=-· 49 ,... .,.ea s. •a.• ••• ; ; England ... ·' ,...• the (UPI)-IIrllltte Varangot - ,_"' ,. . . cream. ·f:-- . •• . :"( . .: BALTIIoiORE {VpJ)- Kalh)' Whll1rorlh llitllltood C a r 0 I Mlna llld Sandra Post to <I!Piw'e WI,OOO Baltimore Lody Clrllna aoU tournament. IIEA'I11, ' .... over Bob Dickson wilh a four· ....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.... rouod total ot 276. WALTON I· J •. '· ~ ··' .u·":ISI" ~ ' - .. ._., • 0 .000 ' ,, .1.C.,.· . .183 ANGELES (VPO- Roo Whitney ol the Southern CI!Uor1111 Striders NCOrdecl the world's tallest Ume lor 400 meters lhlo year with a 49.5 clocking durbw U.S. Qlym. pic track llld lleld trills. eel Stateo Ol,ymple basketball CLEVELAND (UPO - Dave teem delealed the Flmlah stockton won the $110,000 National squad 91-87, Cleveland Open by two strokes ' = 79~, .111 E~ . W ft .• h1.0f Bang Up Dairy Buys! . .· . 4W..SJ .Jowl Bacon-.· i 1 .lll 3 .000 0.000 O .oOO ~~~ :c. ' ' HAMS ' LOS Sunday ., / . ... .321 z TIP StEAl · lb. In The"- .1100 .428 .400 .400 04.1101.000 Weekend Summary . .952 1 1 2 0 20 ~ ., 2 0 5 \ ))-- . FOR .YOUR ~· ..IJ4rbecuel . ,, 6 0 HP1 ~~::·' ' 0 0 0 0 4 2 3 31 21 57 4 6 7 73 40 125 17 4 4th a p~ SEMI· BONELESS 0 0 1 0 7 38 . 51 SH HI' RBI AVI. 0 0 4 0 1 6 ~.,,. .8S(I 0 29 24 4 17 ·s~ ·*74 .000 .000 .000 .000 .947 0 0 6 8 .~ 1 .871 .888 0 0 0 140 140 0 BB SO ~ soo . a -DAY .m 1~' 'Itching · ~ i~·· .su sa 39 :m 1\1 . ,511 , Ill£ .513 7 'I;odlf'• 2 . •1 0 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 .~21 32 .• im 13\11 ' . • $!1ndly••· Reoutts Su!ldo.r'l lleaulil · Chlcqo 12 Detroit 0 · ddCoao a Sl. Loula 2, Cllllornll 8 W•ahii!IIOM 4 and Kollll)' l!;naJIIII Wio 0.1. flttHurJh 5 2 Ball!more .6 MIMOioll4 Tql !Ieider IIIIIOIW the r - .~llllllll 5 Son Franclacc 3 Na• York 4 Oakland 2 lara "" Bill SWan with t .992 Noli York 1 H - o Cleve 7 Bolton 5, 10 I~ avorap toll.,ed b.Y Mirk TID- too Allplo1 3 Allal!la 2 • Pt;dloble Pitchers eohW with an a.e,.... of ,912. Tode,y•1 Pralllbl, Pltehero (AU Tlmeo EDT) Following !• the corqoleiAo Ill-. (AU Tlmoo EDT) ~pia at lletroi~ 8 p.lil. tisUco lor all pfa.yoro: Pldlaclolph1a ($han, 11-8) at Detroit 5-4), ~ ·p.m. • a.!olao O!oltmnan M>; ,2:30 lfillnooota ~ell 7-6) at p.m. Clevolllld <McDowell 7-1), 7:30. ,\IIIIQ (Niekro 6-6) 'lt Son p.m. ,. 1 ' · ' PO A E AVE. Frllnciaco (Bolio 2-i)~ f ~lllo N~· , Yor.k (i)ownlng O.l) at 1 4 . 0 1.000 Cincinnati (Mal'"'l1 1-4) at · .WIIhlii$\OJI <Poocual 7-4), 8 11 0 0 1.000 Houlton (Glu.U 11-8), 8:30 p.Dt. , p.m. , · . 122 7 1 .992 Sl. Liiula (Gli>aon t-Q, at Lqa . t;hleogo (Prldd;y Q.4) at 101 , o* 3 Anaeleo (Dryldal,.tl).f) il..p.m. Blltllliore o.tcNIIIY· S-6), 8p.m. 34 1 .971 Tuolday'o''Cianltl ''· . Oakland Olobooo i;-'1) at 21 0 1 .BIIf Pbliadelphlt at atlcqo Boatqn (l!:Uaworth 5-6), 7:30 19 2 1 .954 Plltabureb at Son FnD, id&ilt P.m. 17 2 1 .9$0 Cincinnati at Houaton, n!Jht Tuesday' a Glmeo 26 29 S .INS Sl. Lou! a at Los Alvolll, n!Jht Calllornia at Detroit, lilgllt 1 11 1 .121 Mimesoll ·at Clovoland, nilht 3 7 1 .109 ft~>- 0 38 31' "' 8\i', 39 17 ~ ~(f),' ~ POMERO\' _ Hard Sluaill8 Carl "Birdie" Demoakey lol· · tanee tor Milp and gave~ nine JUnior outllelcler Jim Crow led lowed Burdette In pllch!Jll stahlto, atruck Gilt elsbt and laaued the hitting and conolstent Rl&ht.- tlstico witb a 3-0 record and < 111x tree paaaes. .handor Dol> Bllrdelte, also a ju- a 3.0 ERA while Jolut Ingels First game hltterolor thnln- nlor, ~~ lhe pitching tor reg- iohed 4-3 with a 2.0 ERA. Rod nen wore Lonnie l!uih ..ttl> a ulars on the Meigs Miraudero Gilkey got one win on the mound triple and alngle, Tom il)'aell, a bueboll team this post soasOJL in the aame number of decisions double and alasle, Bill Moore coach Russ Moore, who last , aad BW .Siron, i pair of ,.ek roleaoed the stetlstics ollhe . ,a!l!lloo. Cor! (Birdlo)Demolkoy, ftrat Mirauder baseboll team, lblblo, aad Jill Rotbpb, a laid Crow finished the season Fielding G ·:.,;ill..,, I llith a .400 average and Bur- Burdette . . . . . . . . . 12 Wlken.Jd w•nt till rooto . dette hurled his wey to a perTyo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I the hiU tor Atheno ll1 t h • tei:l 5-0 record wllh 1 1.1 ERA. Swan . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 ~= and llruck oot live and Crow, 1 rlghlhanded hittor, Tannehill ..... . ... 14 W tour. Gettlna tho hlta lor muscled out 22 hits in ss trips GUkey . . . . . . . . . . 9 ' · lilt holta wore Dave Ko.Uval llith to the plate, ocorecl seven runs, Van Meter . . . . . . . 17 drd>io and aiaslo, Eric Hum- batted In 16 runs and had lhree PhaUn . . . . . . . . . . . 17 'mel, l1io alngles, and John Ab- clrublea and two triples. Ho also · Crow . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 ;;;, ikllaj. ~ llojlp, Steve Lev- had lour atolen bases and led the John.!on . . . . . . . . . . 18 :!': ' lirilll, Daa K!l!cade and Rob Eo- team tn RBI's. Demoskey . . . . . . . . . 9 · au, ...h a alngle. Burdette, in compiling his per· Oller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Melp• bllllrll trame In lhe 1ect atrlng, llmiledtheopposition Bartels ........... 16 6 "'" lllarted by Bulb when to Dill¥ 17 hlte and six nms In Ingels .. .. .. . . .. . 11 2 with ooe oot. Hysell, 4t ia- fiUiings. He walked throe, Ault . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 8 Moore, and SWan lol- hit ..,. batter, and fanned 38. EogUsh ...... , . . . . 3 0 llith alaslos, Demook~ Next to Crow in hitting among Haggerty ....... , . . 3 0 :i!:•;=~::-.~and~ Oller walked be- the regulars was Keith Phslln Arclier . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 e .foQ . . llnally put oot wilh a .365 average, Others wilh Powell . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 the ftni'".,_ · htgtl aver~ges were l.ennle Van Tolala ...... . . . . , , 18 382 SECOND GAME Meter wilh .321 and Demis Ault, Oppon- .. .. .. .. 18 360 ..... ipln ,JUmped ott to a .320. fltll ' lmlDr load with three runo ' ~ ., the game, but lhis Batting G AB R H 2bH 3bH HR BB SO llmi tb,.ulfon oould oot hold Tyo .. .. .. 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 ·'*· Oller ....... e 7 2 3 0 0 0 1 1 : Athoila back with elgbt Crow . ..... 18 5 5 7 2 2 3 2 0 8 7 ,....,. In lnnlna, s1x Haggerty . . . . 3 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 I ill lhe filth and Phalln . .. .. 17 52 8 19 4 2 I 2 8 'two Van :lleter .. 17 56 14 18 1 2 1 9 14 Ault ... .. . 18 53 15 17 4 I 0 19 12 Swan ..... 17 49 15 13 I 0 2 10 14 Bartels . .. . 16 41 8 10 3 0 0 5 13 ~~"started on tho Johnson . . . 18 53 4 9 !I I 0 4 13 pve way to Tannehlll . 14 34 6 5 0 0 0 5 8 Gilkey . . .... 9 15 2 2 0 Ingels .. .. . 11 18 2 2 0 Demoskey . . 9 9 I ~ 0 Burdette . . . 12 13 1 0 0 English .. .. 3 1 0 0 0 Arclter .. .. . 3 2 0 0 0 Powell .. .. . 1 0 1 0, 0 12• 1 16 =.~ 11 465 462 ;~ "47. '" 73 ., 4 ' ' . '. '"" . 18 . . .....,. '12); 'ctlliilftu , CrOW ,..,• •OpS Marauder IUtlers U.! J.UD lourth and tllreo In the.... Alltlilta , 3ofobtq...;' e ' ' slbflonolloo tO '010 822 X'"' IB js'o LOio lAil&oloo . to Mollo swan. !~:;~~;the~twl;•:· hpii• ·'~ · IIYtelloochaalngle. 1· SL•Iicula ., ' ~- ~ ' • " :¥!\f,~/1; �WILL· . ·. ;: YouR ' - WI!: BA'VIi -EVERY· Y()U LOVE "ro ' 5TH a11!i'I'EA;/1.L STS:-R:.l\~IE ' ···' OPEN ALL DAY - liMON'S ,. Baseball Leaders 1!,y Unlled Press International National League Al,ou, Pit Has Everytblng For BOUT SCHEDULED and Hart, Giants U; Allen, BOLOGNA, Italy (UP!)Pbils 14i Stargell, Pirates 13. World middleweight champion American Leagw: F. Howard, Nino Benevenuti will meet Senators 25; Hortoo Tigers 18; Jimmy Ramos of Boston, Hurelson, Red Sox 16; Kille- Mus., in a 10-rouM, non-tiUe brew, Twins 13; P'"'eli, Orioles bout, July 5, in Turin. and Ollw., Twins 12. The bout is designed to serve Runs Batted In as a tuneup Cor .Benevenuti's National League: McCoYOy, scheduled tiUe defense against G. AB R. ll Pet. 211 21 75 ,S55 Roae, Cin F10Dd, st.L Staub, Hou 61 7S 76 74 Jobnsn, Cin 72 294 44 92 .313 Cbarlos, NY 55 181 20 56 .309 Millan, Atla 66 252 19 77 .306 Giants S2i PerM, Reds 46; Art Hernandez of Omaha, Neb., Grato, NY 65 310 52 107 .345 314 47 99 .315 280 27 88 .3H 2H 18 65 .SOt santo, Cubs 44; Cepeda, Cards July 22. $mtt11, Bos 1htte, NY ;fJOrtoo. Det -:e..nw, Min OUQ, Min • · .;~ ~ 71 270 72 259 72 257 66 225 49 194 36 34 41 34 22 78 74 73 64 55 73 275 32 Tl National League: ,289 Giants 14-3; Koosman, .286 3· 5e1ms ~rs .234 .28f 5-2. .284 i0-4 tOO ~ss. Pirate~ over the Surdsy a ~Is ·2 6- ; Hiller, Tigers and Perranoski, Twins 5-2. 14-2; ,.Gtuta Wrights, ' IWID PIAl e s DisgrunUed cbum "··-ood DOG WE CARRY A ®QD·SEI.EaloN Open D•ily nl7:00- Sm.rct.ynft E. MArN POMRO.Y OF DIET FOC)Dj DAIRY FAll fOI WEIGHT WATCHERS ICE ILK We11 Be CLOSED All Day .Thurs., July 4 '.' \ c•n 10~ Y.z gel. c1rton · Sino~ the days of ou~ struggle for freedom, "Old Glory" has been 9 symbol to Americans-:-e· ,syn!,boll>f, ~nl~ _end . '.·Ill I 'mla 251b.IMg 1.69 MEAT Jopp Br1nd (Zip Top) Assoited t=t.Yo.s 1 . .. 12 1.00 (anned Pop ................ HI- c·Orange................ 4 1.00 ,~B-unt's Catsup............. 2 stant lrttCJ ••••••• ~ ••••••• ~ •••..•• ~ 99~ if . . I• _) 12oa. . .· ~~ ,~Q!f-'fon ~ . ... Cllll .A NIUit For All PicniCSJ~~nd ~~~ . JULY • . 2-3 51111116 14oz. bolt. ' CHARCOAL 10 Ill. llag 59~ 3 AT . RUIWID RUTLAND DE lO·RE FLUID QUICK START FOR CHARCOAL 29~ qu•rt · ... . 69~ . : I '"" ' CIIIJS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . b k Bar ecue................. . ' ' Famous Vletflar.nd LON.·· 241b.endup FRESH FROM THE SOUTH 591PKG.on · . lad Dressing...........•.... : CHICKEN . 3 BestQuahty No.1 The Sunimer DnnP. Cllll Ice lARGE : 36 ., \''·$11 ·..• .,. · . . ,' ' . '!.-. r ,,. r ,, · ' ' GRAPE ... 1 7.\ .. f 2-12 oz. pkes• . , C ' LAIGI! · ' ' ...':. ' ' '" . SWUT TREAT SLICfD PINEAPPLE ..·.·.' ':·' HI-C DRIN FRUIT '• . •.. .. '· FLAVOIS - 3~:1. . FOR JULY FOUITH , Clft N~DLE•••••••••••••••••••••••• KRAFT .-: ·ALL MElt . . ' 1 3 1.00 2Y.z cens PEACHES Gu~r1nteed To lie Good to Ulilt Quantittes 24 1""!,<•.1.:• :ettM Brand-Specl•lly Low Priced ARGO SUCED 12 o:r. cen All Fl•vors : .• · "'-· . 1«moz. . GRADIA . NO DEPOSIT TWIN PAK CUSTOM For Hot or Cold Drinks STYROFOAM : PRODUCER'S cello I. J• . 00 LOW PRICES . lb. I·~ •..,ed . • SizzLING EVERY DAY PEANUT ·auTTER 69 3 ,. 25e IAROI ' ,.,.,.. Acid Water For lnstlnt Rtf1elhmellt . ·;LEMONS . . FRANKIES 9oz. LESSER QUANTlTIES REG. 2for 43c MILK ·>· .. LAitGE JW:V ' . '. ' Concentr•te 9119-S•••IJ 10117 CANNED POP ~CUCUM Superior •••• Clftl 49e ect19 'tJ. . .. l6oz:.1 ' f"'· ~'COOL VALUES! ! Oi-ktlnSit•.·.. . PINEAPPLE 46o:r. .JUICE Unsweeten IOIVH nation wasJ:fOunde9 before us a'r[ . bY flytng our flag proudly on tf'le Fourth. ; 6 PAL FLY YOUR FLAG ON 'THE 4W irld~.H:;;'I.et's keep, ftJ"P-.,Iti~ \il'iretl 303 JULY 1 BEST SIMON'S MAllET says tbat, ored 14 considering the way bls wife Spencer '""fir" halsc! , th has him trotting bore and points Ln the st lOr e there he should have been hlch led 50-37 at the given a bridle shower before U.S. , ;' 1 his marriage. lnt:enmss on. qt. ARGO ARGO EARLY JlH STEAKS TO BARBE'CUI' tFlr;:s~ ~~~~Ml:. e SALAD DRESSING GROUND BEEF .. · .... ··.. • 3 lb. $1.29 1:,:: Mets 7·2· Drysdale .280 White Sox 7-0; McLain, Tigers ' OFFICE HOURS 9:30'TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON GN THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY Sa~ters !AIIu:d016 ~c Mets 11- :;:ltedtea~te~ a ~~7 triumph Marichai, American League: John, Palace. Heme I!W16 ~~ NUICR11.1 League: McCovey, 20; H. Aaron, Braves ' ,, t· · 72 276 26 80 .290 OPTOMETRIST -·~ . RED HOT FUL- VALU BUYS KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 2~ ~se Ice ·cold·w~temielons, fresh 'ripe peaches; .rid ripe tom•toes, me1ty fresh c•nteloupes, n- pot•toet, new green beans, lerge.ripe 1Mn1nas, 'fuicy lemons, ,.,_., onlona. cucumbers, leHuce •nd celery. SIMON'S fRE$Jt ~·' We accept Fed. Foad Stamp• ·' FROZEN CRINKlE cur . 74 314 32 95 .303 and Bench, Reds 43. G3 221 41 66 . 299 American Logue: F. Howard, American League Se~ators 57; Harreloon, Rea Sox . ' G. AB R II. Pc~ Sf; Powell, Orioles 49; Nort11- US. VICTORY Jlrrlsn, Bos 61213 36 66 ,310 r..,, Ticers 47; Horton, Tigers · KIN! (UP!)... Mike Bar· ~. oaJ< 61191 24 58 .304 41 HELS ~ 25 'nts and Glynn Yatzski, Bos 73 242 41 73 .302 · Pitching rett scor~ . 1>01 Min f"..Rwd, Was ' . .. - FRENCH FRIES Alou, Atla llcCOVy, SF ~· . >' ' . 'i .111~ rieerved to •lluift ·~ Y. 4th 9'to·5· ' . "The Stort With A flf!ri"·: DL\U. • - �WILL· . ·. ;: YouR ' - WI!: BA'VIi -EVERY· Y()U LOVE "ro ' 5TH a11!i'I'EA;/1.L STS:-R:.l\~IE ' ···' OPEN ALL DAY - liMON'S ,. Baseball Leaders 1!,y Unlled Press International National League Al,ou, Pit Has Everytblng For BOUT SCHEDULED and Hart, Giants U; Allen, BOLOGNA, Italy (UP!)Pbils 14i Stargell, Pirates 13. World middleweight champion American Leagw: F. Howard, Nino Benevenuti will meet Senators 25; Hortoo Tigers 18; Jimmy Ramos of Boston, Hurelson, Red Sox 16; Kille- Mus., in a 10-rouM, non-tiUe brew, Twins 13; P'"'eli, Orioles bout, July 5, in Turin. and Ollw., Twins 12. The bout is designed to serve Runs Batted In as a tuneup Cor .Benevenuti's National League: McCoYOy, scheduled tiUe defense against G. AB R. ll Pet. 211 21 75 ,S55 Roae, Cin F10Dd, st.L Staub, Hou 61 7S 76 74 Jobnsn, Cin 72 294 44 92 .313 Cbarlos, NY 55 181 20 56 .309 Millan, Atla 66 252 19 77 .306 Giants S2i PerM, Reds 46; Art Hernandez of Omaha, Neb., Grato, NY 65 310 52 107 .345 314 47 99 .315 280 27 88 .3H 2H 18 65 .SOt santo, Cubs 44; Cepeda, Cards July 22. $mtt11, Bos 1htte, NY ;fJOrtoo. Det -:e..nw, Min OUQ, Min • · .;~ ~ 71 270 72 259 72 257 66 225 49 194 36 34 41 34 22 78 74 73 64 55 73 275 32 Tl National League: ,289 Giants 14-3; Koosman, .286 3· 5e1ms ~rs .234 .28f 5-2. .284 i0-4 tOO ~ss. Pirate~ over the Surdsy a ~Is ·2 6- ; Hiller, Tigers and Perranoski, Twins 5-2. 14-2; ,.Gtuta Wrights, ' IWID PIAl e s DisgrunUed cbum "··-ood DOG WE CARRY A ®QD·SEI.EaloN Open D•ily nl7:00- Sm.rct.ynft E. MArN POMRO.Y OF DIET FOC)Dj DAIRY FAll fOI WEIGHT WATCHERS ICE ILK We11 Be CLOSED All Day .Thurs., July 4 '.' \ c•n 10~ Y.z gel. c1rton · Sino~ the days of ou~ struggle for freedom, "Old Glory" has been 9 symbol to Americans-:-e· ,syn!,boll>f, ~nl~ _end . '.·Ill I 'mla 251b.IMg 1.69 MEAT Jopp Br1nd (Zip Top) Assoited t=t.Yo.s 1 . .. 12 1.00 (anned Pop ................ HI- c·Orange................ 4 1.00 ,~B-unt's Catsup............. 2 stant lrttCJ ••••••• ~ ••••••• ~ •••..•• ~ 99~ if . . I• _) 12oa. . .· ~~ ,~Q!f-'fon ~ . ... Cllll .A NIUit For All PicniCSJ~~nd ~~~ . JULY • . 2-3 51111116 14oz. bolt. ' CHARCOAL 10 Ill. llag 59~ 3 AT . RUIWID RUTLAND DE lO·RE FLUID QUICK START FOR CHARCOAL 29~ qu•rt · ... . 69~ . : I '"" ' CIIIJS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . b k Bar ecue................. . ' ' Famous Vletflar.nd LON.·· 241b.endup FRESH FROM THE SOUTH 591PKG.on · . lad Dressing...........•.... : CHICKEN . 3 BestQuahty No.1 The Sunimer DnnP. Cllll Ice lARGE : 36 ., \''·$11 ·..• .,. · . . ,' ' . '!.-. r ,,. r ,, · ' ' GRAPE ... 1 7.\ .. f 2-12 oz. pkes• . , C ' LAIGI! · ' ' ...':. ' ' '" . SWUT TREAT SLICfD PINEAPPLE ..·.·.' ':·' HI-C DRIN FRUIT '• . •.. .. '· FLAVOIS - 3~:1. . FOR JULY FOUITH , Clft N~DLE•••••••••••••••••••••••• KRAFT .-: ·ALL MElt . . ' 1 3 1.00 2Y.z cens PEACHES Gu~r1nteed To lie Good to Ulilt Quantittes 24 1""!,<•.1.:• :ettM Brand-Specl•lly Low Priced ARGO SUCED 12 o:r. cen All Fl•vors : .• · "'-· . 1«moz. . GRADIA . NO DEPOSIT TWIN PAK CUSTOM For Hot or Cold Drinks STYROFOAM : PRODUCER'S cello I. J• . 00 LOW PRICES . lb. I·~ •..,ed . • SizzLING EVERY DAY PEANUT ·auTTER 69 3 ,. 25e IAROI ' ,.,.,.. Acid Water For lnstlnt Rtf1elhmellt . ·;LEMONS . . FRANKIES 9oz. LESSER QUANTlTIES REG. 2for 43c MILK ·>· .. LAitGE JW:V ' . '. ' Concentr•te 9119-S•••IJ 10117 CANNED POP ~CUCUM Superior •••• Clftl 49e ect19 'tJ. . .. l6oz:.1 ' f"'· ~'COOL VALUES! ! Oi-ktlnSit•.·.. . PINEAPPLE 46o:r. .JUICE Unsweeten IOIVH nation wasJ:fOunde9 before us a'r[ . bY flytng our flag proudly on tf'le Fourth. ; 6 PAL FLY YOUR FLAG ON 'THE 4W irld~.H:;;'I.et's keep, ftJ"P-.,Iti~ \il'iretl 303 JULY 1 BEST SIMON'S MAllET says tbat, ored 14 considering the way bls wife Spencer '""fir" halsc! , th has him trotting bore and points Ln the st lOr e there he should have been hlch led 50-37 at the given a bridle shower before U.S. , ;' 1 his marriage. lnt:enmss on. qt. ARGO ARGO EARLY JlH STEAKS TO BARBE'CUI' tFlr;:s~ ~~~~Ml:. e SALAD DRESSING GROUND BEEF .. · .... ··.. • 3 lb. $1.29 1:,:: Mets 7·2· Drysdale .280 White Sox 7-0; McLain, Tigers ' OFFICE HOURS 9:30'TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON GN THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY Sa~ters !AIIu:d016 ~c Mets 11- :;:ltedtea~te~ a ~~7 triumph Marichai, American League: John, Palace. Heme I!W16 ~~ NUICR11.1 League: McCovey, 20; H. Aaron, Braves ' ,, t· · 72 276 26 80 .290 OPTOMETRIST -·~ . RED HOT FUL- VALU BUYS KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 2~ ~se Ice ·cold·w~temielons, fresh 'ripe peaches; .rid ripe tom•toes, me1ty fresh c•nteloupes, n- pot•toet, new green beans, lerge.ripe 1Mn1nas, 'fuicy lemons, ,.,_., onlona. cucumbers, leHuce •nd celery. SIMON'S fRE$Jt ~·' We accept Fed. Foad Stamp• ·' FROZEN CRINKlE cur . 74 314 32 95 .303 and Bench, Reds 43. G3 221 41 66 . 299 American Logue: F. Howard, American League Se~ators 57; Harreloon, Rea Sox . ' G. AB R II. Pc~ Sf; Powell, Orioles 49; Nort11- US. VICTORY Jlrrlsn, Bos 61213 36 66 ,310 r..,, Ticers 47; Horton, Tigers · KIN! (UP!)... Mike Bar· ~. oaJ< 61191 24 58 .304 41 HELS ~ 25 'nts and Glynn Yatzski, Bos 73 242 41 73 .302 · Pitching rett scor~ . 1>01 Min f"..Rwd, Was ' . .. - FRENCH FRIES Alou, Atla llcCOVy, SF ~· . >' ' . 'i .111~ rieerved to •lluift ·~ Y. 4th 9'to·5· ' . "The Stort With A flf!ri"·: DL\U. • - �. l. · . . a ~ W . ·ee.~n · .~.u:mary . ·,-•. ·s · . o( npcloor arms. MOSCOW: (I)PD- •tiJol 11~1>_. States today. lsked . the talk """' K111netsov, ~ Premier Alepl 1!1. Kosnln to 1 with SOviet Foreign return the · 231~n airliner forced down an· a Soviet Pacift.c: ~~~~~rumm A G~ D obsenero 1llld the Island. }>reoumably . wu nne An Am e r I c 'a n EmbassY ~sman said Kos,yg1n replied Soviet press and radio the matter was under ln:vestil&· hal made no mention ot lion. U.S. Ambassador Ue.,wollyn Sonday's Kurlles Island 1.. Thompson made the request 4ur1Ji a 15-minute attack with Kosygin and First DepuQ· ·.,. Foreign Minister Vasili Kuznet.. aov during a ceremorcy at the signing ol the treaty bannll"€ C. W. Ja~kson Dies Saturday PT. PLEASANT- Charles William Jackson, 85, of Belleville, PL, ronner resident or Bidwell, Ohio, and Gallipolis Ferry, W. VL, died June 29. He was a retired farmer, born at Hogsett, March 12, 1883, son of the late stephen and Sally Leonard Jack- \ ' aon. His wife, Verna Martin, preceded him in death in 1965. He . was 1 member of the Christian Church of ChrisL Surviving are two sons, Bra- cb' or Pittsburgh, Pa. I and Guy' of. Rochester, Pa.; three daughters, Mrs. Vaurda C a u d t 11, Marion; Mrs. Pauline carden, and Mrs. Retha Sheline, both of Pittsburgbi one sister, M r s. cident. -------- WASIIINGTON (UP0- Soviet fichtor planes Sunday night forced an American civilian Jetliner carrylf€ 214 Vletnam.bowd servicemen and 17 ctvtlian crewmen to lalkl on a Russian taland after it apparently strsYed Into Soviet airspace. The Pentagon said the Seaboard World AirwBYS night chartered by the military was "esoorted" by So\fiet MIGs to the Russian base on the island of Iturup in the Kurile chain north of Japan. The Pentagon said the pilot of the American plane radioed that he had landed wiUl no injuries Arms Control (Continued from Page 1) ~ . ',I_ I' ' eonultunlsts :::~::.¢~:::-::~::::i:~::!~=~~:::~:~::~::::::::!::t. QOLUMRUS (VPO - ,The Ohio Ct~~~mltteo on crtina and Ilellllllllt!DCY totia1 called for a surwy of the state's criminal and justice system tD detormlne w1iat was really needed tD do an o!locUYO job of rehabiUtatlng olfendors. ,, ' 0 -- ' LEG F!I,4.CTVRJ;IJ ' ""e1"1 ··~· f:l. Y•., ''1.-1 "' . ,.. . ,.. .z:;. are 'l'tlopt8a, hell't tranep1apt~u,m.. T h ~ y -,. ,.. 2··. . haYO prOIIl'tiSad oo ;,,I. tlqol¢'s at' SL l;uke;s ~IJI let lhem. 19 00 the tias....U game it. .M' ' o'·r·'e. . Mrs. Julie L. Gdflll 71, 705 A~•'boiwOen .. ·"""vlbf ~' Chestmrt St., ]llltltllepOrt, was licm&ton New York ~~ and thti ., . !'hllli> admitted to Hol•t»: Ho&Pital ·~ , !:30 p.m. Saturday with a tra9- As:':•• the,' ~r~ ~!bOlo loll , Blalbe1'll ~~ SouUt Alrl~ ~~ · , ReV· Jean-Martellolll-otPar lllred lett hlp lll!lered w~en abe the hospital ill'ounds. teD at her Itome, . I ,. Her eondllion Is reported as &00<1: ,.t;:t!;' ·;... Galaxy 'CtJuldtAitolift 900 .· . ''Som.ethi.JW ls wrong in . . . ~., , . , . Y · · •·:· · / 1 ., , • • · '' ii . , /· ''"''"''{':":' ~~~~ ot . Dies Sunday o£t .. . W. J, Bramlage Dies ---- --- o ' J...i • OIUO BANKERS SUPi>ORT 4-H - A.1,06S check & ... Ohio bonkers to ""'port 4-H Is pr.. tented to Sam Clshman {center) by Noll Milner, deputy manager ot the Ohio Bankers Assoclttlon. Clshm~, vice president of the Ohio Farm ~~ttreau Federttlon, Is chairman of the Ohio 4-H Foundation. state 4-H Leader Albert Gehres, who coordlnotos Foundation lunda, Ill so t1>01t part in the presentation. Edia011 Hobotetter, President of file Pt~~~aro,y National Bank, was chairman of the Ohio Bankers Committee that raised the aum mentioned above. HOLZER 1108mAL: VIsiting HOward L. Blrchfteld, llenderhoura 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents onn, Ky.; Mrs. stanley T. Torchonly on Pediatrics Ward. alsld, RL I Wellston; GrepryD. ADMISSIOI!IS Kefly, Rt. I Wellston; Ellen DoMyrl 0. Warren, Galllpolla: Roea, Colonial, N: J.; Peter T. Kenneth M. Worman, Libby Ht>- DeRosa, Colonial, N. J.; Mrs. tel; William I( Older, 3 Gar- Jack W. Downard, Wellston; Mrs. lleld Ave.; ·VIrgil L. S&WIIIera, Belford J. Jividen, Qrlmmtt Land. 170 Chllllcolhe Rd.; DaYid 11. log, W. VI-; Miss Guoale W. Saawles, 506 Maple Dr.; Mrs. Vermillion, Ironton; Mlao TheiArlle P. HUI, 453 Lariat Dr.; rna 1/, Taylor, Portsmough; Mrs. Mrs. Tltomas E. cremeons, 166 Henry J. Vargas, Poflamoeth, WDDdbtnd Dr.; Delbert ll Black R. L; Mrs. Marabel L. SlterRt. 1 ThurmanJ Donild Ours; rltt, Mlllwood, W. Va. Rt 2 Crown Clcy; Uo,yd E. NlBIRTHS da,y, Rl 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Dwight Mrs. WaUace Felly, Langs1'1. Sievers, Ill. 2GalllpoUs; Mro. .me, daughter, 11:47 s.m. S&turRobert II. Unroe, Rt. 2 Galllpt>- day; Mrs. David E. Graham, . Us; James 1 Lawleos, Bidwell· Hamden, son, 2:21 p.m. S&tur. Mrt. Lacey Woltord, Rt. 2 da.Y; Mro. Lacey .Woltord, Rt. 2 . ton; Mrs. DaYid T. Wartenburg, Vinton, daughter, 4:20 p.m. SatPL Pleasant; Mra. John c. 11a- urday; Mrs. Haymond II. Lancon. "Jr.; Middleport; Sherman dera, Jr., RL 4 OlkHlll, daugtt.. Roberta, . Rt. f Pomeroy; Mrs. ter, 8:05 p.m. Saturday; Mrs. ~~;~Mrs. · ll&rabel L. Sherrill, Millwood, ~~ W, ]{L, daughter 5!12 Lm. Moll- . . .. WMETOTRY A NEW HAIR CITY LOAN STYLE! o. ' . . Pity th~ poor car that doesn't become auractive~ta it~ its pnce(ul. Pity it. But don't buy it. · ; • · ~uy i111,tead a car that niC' fiJI!''~ tNow'aiiJhOJI"iJJ'' ·~~~ Tbe lifnple - ·n·:. · '*-~we ' ;SHAMMYS· . - . .. . . - • • • • The Ray Augensteins of Fremont say: "We've had all types of heating, but electric heating is by far the cleanest and most comfortable!" to heat their entire 7 -room home the flameless clean --------- electric way. And tha' same dollar includes electriCity • for the. range, refrigerator, washer and dryer, water heater, air conditioner, and a host of smaller appliances. Mrs. Augenstein thinks electric heating is "just wonderful." We bet you'd be just as happy with electric heating and its operating cost in your own ' hollle. A free, no-obligation estimate is the first step .. . ... - . 2ocu. ft. Dlplex L!~ .··~ RUGs , A~rwith •· PHONE 992-2171 ~r. ~•. ·'·'· ~ - ' •" to finding out. Just give us a call. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Augenstein,1940 Melody Dr.• Fremont, Ohio The trend is clear ... The Total-Electric Age is here I ' Fnlt. ...... '13,99.95 uvinp ""- V8 entiMi aDd auic~ltit li'li!ri~ '• . . '• . ...·-,. .,.. ., ' . No wonder. It costs theAugensteins less than $1 a day Aclmlnl ' . CLIP THI$ AND_G()_TO "And we· re more than satisfied with the low cost." ' Cht¥,.j0t,:~merici'• ' , . a S•vings Co. .... .. . .. . ....,. ' part o! Ohm and Great LakeiT h 1 • correspontlant than~<" everypne who remembered her wlth cardi, lettera and prayera· during her recent .at.ay in Riverside Hospital. Tiley wore 1111 greatly appreciated. FOR spots or drafts at all," says Mrs. Augenstein. .CJIECI 'THESE FOR BARGAINS . lah Lowther, Chillicothe, are on vacation trip in the northern ·6 is by far the cleanest and most comfortable ... no cold ,. . 8 ,o.i llitJtf!85IY.Vfl'lll I'Mi!..,., ..owr a Pllr t1 ·~· ,N 'We've had all types of heating, but electric heating TOP ·QUALITY . .AT LOW PRICES! Money worries? Tomorrow morning just give us a call or stop in. Get the money quickly to clean up debts, take a vacation and relax. Our thrifty budget loan plan may be just the answer for you now. Have less to pay out and more for yourself. Stepp, Mrs. John R.. Sturgeon, James W, SWingle, Devid L. Vaughan, Mrs. Leo R. FerroU and Infant daughter, Mro. Dorsol E. Plants and Infant daughter, Mrs. James Wooldridge and Infant daughter, Mrs. Roy Baisden, Jr•• Mrs. Joseph F. Black.. burn, Mrs. Glen 0. Deeter, Mrs. Bumard II. Glaze, Mrs. James Hughes, Howml E. Young, Rot>ert E. Walton, HOWllrd J. Walser, Mrs. Edwin R. Thoma£, Robert F. Smith, Mrs. Fred C. Slsoon, Paul M. Sehartenl>erger, and Mrs. Gerald R. Ross and In- Mrs. Lotlle •R. Blazer, Mrs. ~01111 S. Clsey, Mrs. William J. Davis, Mrs. Sophie E. DuJty, Clsper T. FtUiz, The Rev. Jariuoo W. Garrett, •Mrs. 0. E. llalley, Mrs. Norman v. Jey. Jolm, Elmer W. Kautz, Mro. Donald McManis, Mrs. Theodore R. Melrose, Hnnald E. M,vers, Rudolph P, Perczlan, Mrs. Martha llaplden; M,ro. Martha Stepp, 'l!lorth ~ .W. VL; Debra L. Wllsolt, Jacltson; Wll·Ua J, Cox, Rt. 1 Dak IIIII; James J. McMaDta, llamden; Mrs. Wll· ,1~ J. Wible, Jackson; Mrs. Member Honored •• ·OIIdtian 7i'a•orl18f v: !!- . lJatl.d E. Cra- Sodal Events " ' vm: Chestnut Ridge ~ ~: ... '' . a-. Dl....!hts ~_r,:pa:u_ ., Ra Evans Sr Three .r· Senlrda.Y Mld!son, Wis., 4 and 2, In the lloll)'i(ooi!' M ·•. ' W·l M BLED 'oN,. Enaland I!J111 ot the Western Junior &df · '• ·' •· -,..- · · ·· (VI'O- Five .Amerlcano, includ- ch..-plonahlj). SANTO , DOMINGO <!JPOllw pfll(eaal'o!tal~ DeiJ!,Is Ralstcn - __ -IAlcll aS)lf!J~ :reo Crill "'"'' and Earl Bucltltolz, pined ~file NEW YORK (VPI)_ Green- , car,Joo' Qrtlz \~~~~ a 15-round 111111 16 ot ~ men's slitstes ill ttee Stable's stage Door Johnnl deciiiiOft to capture the world the '!imbladon . .s champlon- WOII lito ~5,700 Saro,.c Hand!- I~ ~oNohlf, ahli>s. . c~ at Belmont Park. - -~ LOS ANGELES (VPI) 1liE CURRAGH, Ireland LOURENCO MARQES, Mo. YOIDII of Call Grande, (VPI)- Rlbero, a 100 to 6 zllllblque (VPI)- World welter- ~., •WOII . the 3,001J.mel8r IAio&sltot Olllled by Charles well!ht champloo curtis Cokes stee!llechase in 8:34.2 ·nn tho Eftllehlrd .of New York, !i>&et ot Dallu scored a third-round · IIFst da.Y o! file U.S. 04'mJ>Ic Sir lvor to win the Irish ~by. technical koockout over South track .llllllleld trial I. Atrlca's WU!le Ludlck 1n a...,. STAN FORD, CaUl. (VP0- title bouL Wh4t IOf!M: orlim 11¢1 Den llawken o1 Tahoe City, most is o brluh !Dith re~~!liVcal II.. beat Andy North of INGOEWOOD, Callt (VPI)- ' J •..· · THEATEJ)ATHOSPITAL . MARIET'l'A, Go. (VPJ)- The and tour crew mealberl ti>Oit tho PoWer Co. was .struck early Ohio's correctional ln&UtuAnthony Hudaon, Infant son ot · largeat pi8!10 OYer 00 By, Ute GsllllO' nn an blur and 34-mlrwte da,y by two more ~nlnn~ but or.. tiona," the committee said. Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson, CsA mllllerr car~ trant- tll&lll·amdaY overnorthemGeor- llelals said normolien't!"'would "The recent llros and riot• Nye Ave., 1'\lmeroy, was lake~ port GalllliY could be convert- sll!- 'J1Ie only thing tD mar a par- be pr~ed bfsUJ>'rnsGrt .P*rlog at the high walled, outto Veterans Memorial Hospital ed Into a super-altllner wJUtthree Ject pertDrmance "'" redwlm- 1101'0101. moded warehouse structureon by the Pomeroy emergency squad docks car~ 900 paasengors. 1n1 llsht thai lndlcalecl a dUllThe J,nler'*tlo-.t tltolher)miid, west Spring Street proYided Saturday allernoon alter becom· ''Drt I think the world I• .not culb' In I~ par retracUnn. ot Electrical \Y~S ' IJtllon . visual evidence ot the smoldlog IU at his ht~~~e. He wos reaciY tor a IPO _pes-r air- The wheel a were Jail down the (IBEW) &truck ll)o Steubeiiripe ering problems within that treated and discharged. IIIIo .. aald Lo<kbead-Georgla -le Bight •• a matter at test- dlvitlnn of Ohio ·i'Qwer but· teinstitut.iQn. .. 'Pre~ident Tom, May alter tfte Bight rwtlne. ported to wor~ In file Nelllr~ GaiiJQ''& "malden Bight amday. and ZoneaYUie dlvi~l~. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL MBY has 11Up81'VIaed development The Electric Se~c••· WorkStu~enl8 ~in SATURDAY ADMISSIONS or the footbsll lleld~ensth cratt .erll Union ~Wil) ·~c~ Ute Tit-. I None. lin, Findlay and Lima Dl¥)111!1'8. that will vaati¥ Increase the Air SATURDAY DISCHARGE _Glenville Bono~ Force' 1 troop dep11JY111onl c~Meanwhj)le, Ute Utilities Wor"' . Blanche Haskins. era ot Amerlea (VW A) exl8ndlitl blllly Three Mala• councy sbtdents SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - HowCo~JlOlll' olllclals said, hoWRay L EY&no, Sr., ,72, Porno- fllelr otrlke to lflle ClltGn;and ; made a quallcy point average o1 ard Young, Minersville, Emerever, thtlY will poah tor a oomrny, died Settday eYOilllllin Vet- Chosb~ton lllwls :"" . 3. 2 or riu:tre durlng the second Son Hayes, Chester. mercia! version of the GalllliY orans Memorial Holj)!tal One Clll!lrlct8 E>plret!, ·. semester to be named to the SUNDAY DISCHARGES - None. with a payload ot 300,000pounds. mnnfll atter the death olhls son, The lBEW ""''~~cta dean's honor list at Glenville a posslbUlb' alll4l of a E e:aptred at mldnf&lil · • There I State College, Glenville, W, Va. Ray J. ..... 400 ~·aki~ Iii dual - fRirptl!O version - P.sMr. EY&Ds was a member ot More than . .wor . I They are Debra Rae Grueser, in an upper dock and the Laurel CllftMethodlstChurch log to ihe uWA left their lobt songers Middleport: carol Darlene NichSQUAD CALLED eaW> L• • lower dock. and servad aa superintendent ot Frlda.Y dter r~cliJti a COI>ols, Reidsville, and Bonnie Lou The Pornero)l emergency squad Chlel pUot Leo SeUivan, 49, the Meigs Ct>uttcy Children's tract cnntalnlng 1!.1&0 and frlnp. Smith, Pmneroy. Named tD the answered a call to the home of benefits of more titan 30 centoan hmne tor !1ve years. list £rmt New Haven was Don- Mrs. Mabel Neimeyer, 7 Liberna Jean Duncan. ty Lane, at 11:30 p.m. saturday. :~:~::::::::::~:::::::::~~:::::.:=::::::-;:::::>.:::::::;.';::::::.'::::::::~ He is survived by hb wife, h~e UW A members wll.ked Efllel Mae; two daughters, Mrs. the job at •L- Tltld --raH•• Mrs. Neimeyer, who had been OHIO FIVE DAY FORECASI' 1 Char'! •- nd us o - - -.., injured in a fall, was taken to ven, ,._ eo..., " 1""' By United Press Jnternadonal Harold G Ullam St. aAI plant at BrUllan'~ Ute -••o rJW ,_., Veterans Memorial Hospital, the Tu Mrs. W ,.., .... , ·near Zaneo·""e, the Wledtar •~ Temperatures in Ohlo es- bans; six grandchildren, and live Walter J. Brarnlage, former report said. day throul!lt Saltlrday will av. great- gnndchndren; nne brtJII>. plant at Beach - · W, VL,· Meigs eouncy resident, died M>.Y orate below normal, with hll!hs er• Arthur' Hemlock GroYO, and and the Kammer plant at Mound":, 22 In Veterans Hospital, Santa averallfnll 1n the 70s north to two sisters, Mrs. Elmer Bailey, ville, W. VL NO SERVICE NOTED Merica, Call!ornl•, where he had the low 80s south and the IO'NI and Mro. Frank Grueoer' Rock Tho UW A members . James Soulsby. Pom.aroy postlived the past several years. In the 501 north to the low 801 worked on a da.Y~ ..sis at: Mr. Bramlage was born July master, armounced today there In sOuth. Sp='il services wUI be held ter their contract Olq>lred J~ 25, 1897, the ... ol the late will be no city, rural delivery · Turning cooler Tue&day, ... Ewl 1 " William and Josephine Bram- or window service Thursday, Juk Tueaday at 2 p.m. a1 •~ ng . The IBEW -reaeni13601lno.,. at warmer near end w e e • .,........... with tit Rev E , - R. .. ...... .. lage. lie senad in World War ly 4, but the lobby of the Pome~......., will ..-._.. e • --m- and mal.:..-••• -kerr 9towors around mluwGill 0m lat'•• ~-~•• wiD be "" ·--~ 2 as a machlnlst' s mate and is roy Post omce wiD be open. L·'f I h and 'Le ESWU 283 employee•·, • .. ..,. ~- · about one""" nc ' 1n R o c k Springs cemeterY· "' averose survived by a son and t w 0 There .wiD · be the u&ual pick-up :::::::~:::m:::::::~:::::::.~::-o!!:::~:~:::?.;:;::~~~:~;::: Frlenis mQ call aftyume. allln Ohio. and drop-oft malL daughters. Requested Talks Johnson used the 1963 letter to BJWClflcally re(Jiest discuS· Mlmie Forth, Gallipolis; two sion or nuclear weapons Hmita· brotllor&, f1oyd of Gallipolis Fertions when he replied to ry, w. va., and Lowell of South ·stm, w. VL; ninegrardchildren, Khrushchev ln January, 1964. The exchange oC letters came and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tue5- soon aftel' Johnson took office dly at 2 p.m. at the Mohr-St~ (ollowlng the assassination of vens Funeral Home with the Rev. President John F. Kennedy. J o h n s o n' s announcement Eugene Garlow oificiatlng. Burtal Will be tn Suncrest Ceme- came several hours after Alexei tery. Friends may call at the Kosygln, who succeeded KhrushcheV as Russian pretunoral hmne. mier' announced at a similar treaty signing ceremony in ;_:,.....----;........ Moscow that the Soviets had ·.,_ asked all nations to make (COnUnued !rom Page 1) . ,, sweeping cutbacks in the arms - Ylslon of ''honor pr1soners. race, including a reduction ot · Men assigned to such cells, nuclear weapons. Chester said, were nude except u.S. o!!idals said the subject for overalls. of nuclear arms had been under When released from the co~ discussion between Washington · linemen! cells, Chester slid the and Moscow Bin•• the Joii!SOD> men are given a bucket and · Khru!hchev exchange and that : hand brush and are told to the two nations reached "broad :clean up their "own mess. " agreements" at the Glassboro The ex-guard said there are summit conference between ncr cells where white men are Johnson and ·Kosygin in June, confined with Negroes. He said 1967. much bitter resentment was Tile officials said, however, erowt.ng among the prison's that "only in the last few days ·Negroes and charged that Ne- has the Soviet Union agreed to groes were ringleaders in the move into these talks." June 24 rioting. Pledges Cooperation , Chester said guards in the The President pledSed full penitentiary were ordered not u.s. cooperation tD bring Into to stq) fighting among Lrunates. being safeguards ootllned In the MRS. ALTA CONE He said if a fight breaks out treaty, <~We shall thus help Mrs. Ginevra Foster a n d they were usuaUy a1lowed to provide the basts of confldence daughters, ErnllyTurnerandWUcontinue while other inmates necessary for increased cooper- ma Huff were in Athens saturwatch. ation in the peaceful nuclear day to see Mrs. Harvey Bratton Chester was a prison guard who is a surgical patient in Shelfield," be added. for faur months. "The United States is not tering Arms Hospital. Mrs. Alta Cone, who h11 been asking any country tD accept a medical patlent in Rlversl.de any safeguards we are not willing to accept ourselves,'' Hospital for the past two weeks, The Busy Bee Class of t h e is now at home. Johnson aald. Trlnlcy United Church of Christ Wl)lne Cooper has returned honored Ruth Massar on h c r home after having eye surgery REVIVAL PLANNED . birthday at fllelr Thursday afThere will be a revival at the ln Grant Hospital, Columbus. ternoon meeting. Attending were Midway Communlcy Church on SundBY callers with Mrs. Alta Edith Kautz, Carrie Neutzllng, Dexter Road at 7:30p.m. beg!,. Cone were Connie Weyi.IXI and Frances Relhel, Edith Lanning, nlng July 7. All ministers or IBY friend, COlumbus; Ramon Morris Ada Holter, Bernice D>ersbach, leaders interested in speaking and wile, local, and Richard Cone Clara Karr, Katie Baer and Con- are invited. and wife, Athens. stance Srlelds. Mrs. Nancy Jack has returned home alter visiting her daughter, Mrs. Giles Pauley atxl husband, and her son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jack, Clendenin, W. Va. Kenneth Erickson made a business trlp to Columbus Monday. Mn. Donald Cone and Kevin, Athens, called on Albert Cone Tuesday evening. Miss Darlene Morris recently spent a few days In Columbus visl!lng relatlYOs. Wesley Bobo and wife, Chilli· cothe, are speOOing their vacaUon on their farm. Mr. and Mro. George J. Low· ther and Kathy, and Miss Beu- '· Inhuman : ·· In Waohtngton, tho State Department was in contact with the SOviet Embassy about tbe lncldonL The last transmission picked up !rom thO pilot of file plane came at 7:42 p.m., SUnday, 27 minutes after it was intercept.. ed the Defense IJepartmenl salct. Details of what caused the incident were sttU sketr.:hy. "ll apparently strsYed of! course,., the pentagon sa~d, "and was intercepted by Sc>Vlet aircraft at 7:15 p.m., EDT art! • ....1' " escorted to 8 1-.aa.~lllg · •• • The pilot of the plane gave a running radio account of his predicament untll he met his "big reception committee" on the ground, another pilot said. Capt Dick Rossi of L o s Angeles pilot o! a F1ylng Tiger Airline; plane, was just ah~d of the dv:llian airliner. He sa~d the forced-down pilot talked hLB way into captivity awarently so that friendly aircraft would know his exact location. Rossi s a i d he saw no American military planes in the area at the time the chartered airliner was intercepted.) The Defense Department said there 174 soldiers, 31 Na\'ymen, 9 Air Force personnel aOO 17 crewmen aboard the Seaboard DCS jeL LUI,LABY OF BIRDLAND "otdd be opt title lor this photo of birds perched on wires like notes on a scale. rltorial disputes." . aboUt,.. ".... ••o ord~s. . ..• . . )~""""( BEDROOM· SUI11S,3Pc. . �. l. · . . a ~ W . ·ee.~n · .~.u:mary . ·,-•. ·s · . o( npcloor arms. MOSCOW: (I)PD- •tiJol 11~1>_. States today. lsked . the talk """' K111netsov, ~ Premier Alepl 1!1. Kosnln to 1 with SOviet Foreign return the · 231~n airliner forced down an· a Soviet Pacift.c: ~~~~~rumm A G~ D obsenero 1llld the Island. }>reoumably . wu nne An Am e r I c 'a n EmbassY ~sman said Kos,yg1n replied Soviet press and radio the matter was under ln:vestil&· hal made no mention ot lion. U.S. Ambassador Ue.,wollyn Sonday's Kurlles Island 1.. Thompson made the request 4ur1Ji a 15-minute attack with Kosygin and First DepuQ· ·.,. Foreign Minister Vasili Kuznet.. aov during a ceremorcy at the signing ol the treaty bannll"€ C. W. Ja~kson Dies Saturday PT. PLEASANT- Charles William Jackson, 85, of Belleville, PL, ronner resident or Bidwell, Ohio, and Gallipolis Ferry, W. VL, died June 29. He was a retired farmer, born at Hogsett, March 12, 1883, son of the late stephen and Sally Leonard Jack- \ ' aon. His wife, Verna Martin, preceded him in death in 1965. He . was 1 member of the Christian Church of ChrisL Surviving are two sons, Bra- cb' or Pittsburgh, Pa. I and Guy' of. Rochester, Pa.; three daughters, Mrs. Vaurda C a u d t 11, Marion; Mrs. Pauline carden, and Mrs. Retha Sheline, both of Pittsburgbi one sister, M r s. cident. -------- WASIIINGTON (UP0- Soviet fichtor planes Sunday night forced an American civilian Jetliner carrylf€ 214 Vletnam.bowd servicemen and 17 ctvtlian crewmen to lalkl on a Russian taland after it apparently strsYed Into Soviet airspace. The Pentagon said the Seaboard World AirwBYS night chartered by the military was "esoorted" by So\fiet MIGs to the Russian base on the island of Iturup in the Kurile chain north of Japan. The Pentagon said the pilot of the American plane radioed that he had landed wiUl no injuries Arms Control (Continued from Page 1) ~ . ',I_ I' ' eonultunlsts :::~::.¢~:::-::~::::i:~::!~=~~:::~:~::~::::::::!::t. QOLUMRUS (VPO - ,The Ohio Ct~~~mltteo on crtina and Ilellllllllt!DCY totia1 called for a surwy of the state's criminal and justice system tD detormlne w1iat was really needed tD do an o!locUYO job of rehabiUtatlng olfendors. ,, ' 0 -- ' LEG F!I,4.CTVRJ;IJ ' ""e1"1 ··~· f:l. Y•., ''1.-1 "' . ,.. . ,.. .z:;. are 'l'tlopt8a, hell't tranep1apt~u,m.. T h ~ y -,. ,.. 2··. . haYO prOIIl'tiSad oo ;,,I. tlqol¢'s at' SL l;uke;s ~IJI let lhem. 19 00 the tias....U game it. .M' ' o'·r·'e. . Mrs. Julie L. Gdflll 71, 705 A~•'boiwOen .. ·"""vlbf ~' Chestmrt St., ]llltltllepOrt, was licm&ton New York ~~ and thti ., . !'hllli> admitted to Hol•t»: Ho&Pital ·~ , !:30 p.m. Saturday with a tra9- As:':•• the,' ~r~ ~!bOlo loll , Blalbe1'll ~~ SouUt Alrl~ ~~ · , ReV· Jean-Martellolll-otPar lllred lett hlp lll!lered w~en abe the hospital ill'ounds. teD at her Itome, . I ,. Her eondllion Is reported as &00<1: ,.t;:t!;' ·;... Galaxy 'CtJuldtAitolift 900 .· . ''Som.ethi.JW ls wrong in . . . ~., , . , . Y · · •·:· · / 1 ., , • • · '' ii . , /· ''"''"''{':":' ~~~~ ot . Dies Sunday o£t .. . W. J, Bramlage Dies ---- --- o ' J...i • OIUO BANKERS SUPi>ORT 4-H - A.1,06S check & ... Ohio bonkers to ""'port 4-H Is pr.. tented to Sam Clshman {center) by Noll Milner, deputy manager ot the Ohio Bankers Assoclttlon. Clshm~, vice president of the Ohio Farm ~~ttreau Federttlon, Is chairman of the Ohio 4-H Foundation. state 4-H Leader Albert Gehres, who coordlnotos Foundation lunda, Ill so t1>01t part in the presentation. Edia011 Hobotetter, President of file Pt~~~aro,y National Bank, was chairman of the Ohio Bankers Committee that raised the aum mentioned above. HOLZER 1108mAL: VIsiting HOward L. Blrchfteld, llenderhoura 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents onn, Ky.; Mrs. stanley T. Torchonly on Pediatrics Ward. alsld, RL I Wellston; GrepryD. ADMISSIOI!IS Kefly, Rt. I Wellston; Ellen DoMyrl 0. Warren, Galllpolla: Roea, Colonial, N: J.; Peter T. Kenneth M. Worman, Libby Ht>- DeRosa, Colonial, N. J.; Mrs. tel; William I( Older, 3 Gar- Jack W. Downard, Wellston; Mrs. lleld Ave.; ·VIrgil L. S&WIIIera, Belford J. Jividen, Qrlmmtt Land. 170 Chllllcolhe Rd.; DaYid 11. log, W. VI-; Miss Guoale W. Saawles, 506 Maple Dr.; Mrs. Vermillion, Ironton; Mlao TheiArlle P. HUI, 453 Lariat Dr.; rna 1/, Taylor, Portsmough; Mrs. Mrs. Tltomas E. cremeons, 166 Henry J. Vargas, Poflamoeth, WDDdbtnd Dr.; Delbert ll Black R. L; Mrs. Marabel L. SlterRt. 1 ThurmanJ Donild Ours; rltt, Mlllwood, W. Va. Rt 2 Crown Clcy; Uo,yd E. NlBIRTHS da,y, Rl 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Dwight Mrs. WaUace Felly, Langs1'1. Sievers, Ill. 2GalllpoUs; Mro. .me, daughter, 11:47 s.m. S&turRobert II. Unroe, Rt. 2 Galllpt>- day; Mrs. David E. Graham, . Us; James 1 Lawleos, Bidwell· Hamden, son, 2:21 p.m. S&tur. Mrt. Lacey Woltord, Rt. 2 da.Y; Mro. Lacey .Woltord, Rt. 2 . ton; Mrs. DaYid T. Wartenburg, Vinton, daughter, 4:20 p.m. SatPL Pleasant; Mra. John c. 11a- urday; Mrs. Haymond II. Lancon. "Jr.; Middleport; Sherman dera, Jr., RL 4 OlkHlll, daugtt.. Roberta, . Rt. f Pomeroy; Mrs. ter, 8:05 p.m. Saturday; Mrs. ~~;~Mrs. · ll&rabel L. Sherrill, Millwood, ~~ W, ]{L, daughter 5!12 Lm. Moll- . . .. WMETOTRY A NEW HAIR CITY LOAN STYLE! o. ' . . Pity th~ poor car that doesn't become auractive~ta it~ its pnce(ul. Pity it. But don't buy it. · ; • · ~uy i111,tead a car that niC' fiJI!''~ tNow'aiiJhOJI"iJJ'' ·~~~ Tbe lifnple - ·n·:. · '*-~we ' ;SHAMMYS· . - . .. . . - • • • • The Ray Augensteins of Fremont say: "We've had all types of heating, but electric heating is by far the cleanest and most comfortable!" to heat their entire 7 -room home the flameless clean --------- electric way. And tha' same dollar includes electriCity • for the. range, refrigerator, washer and dryer, water heater, air conditioner, and a host of smaller appliances. Mrs. Augenstein thinks electric heating is "just wonderful." We bet you'd be just as happy with electric heating and its operating cost in your own ' hollle. A free, no-obligation estimate is the first step .. . ... - . 2ocu. ft. Dlplex L!~ .··~ RUGs , A~rwith •· PHONE 992-2171 ~r. ~•. ·'·'· ~ - ' •" to finding out. Just give us a call. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Augenstein,1940 Melody Dr.• Fremont, Ohio The trend is clear ... The Total-Electric Age is here I ' Fnlt. ...... '13,99.95 uvinp ""- V8 entiMi aDd auic~ltit li'li!ri~ '• . . '• . ...·-,. .,.. ., ' . No wonder. It costs theAugensteins less than $1 a day Aclmlnl ' . CLIP THI$ AND_G()_TO "And we· re more than satisfied with the low cost." ' Cht¥,.j0t,:~merici'• ' , . a S•vings Co. .... .. . .. . ....,. ' part o! Ohm and Great LakeiT h 1 • correspontlant than~<" everypne who remembered her wlth cardi, lettera and prayera· during her recent .at.ay in Riverside Hospital. Tiley wore 1111 greatly appreciated. FOR spots or drafts at all," says Mrs. Augenstein. .CJIECI 'THESE FOR BARGAINS . lah Lowther, Chillicothe, are on vacation trip in the northern ·6 is by far the cleanest and most comfortable ... no cold ,. . 8 ,o.i llitJtf!85IY.Vfl'lll I'Mi!..,., ..owr a Pllr t1 ·~· ,N 'We've had all types of heating, but electric heating TOP ·QUALITY . .AT LOW PRICES! Money worries? Tomorrow morning just give us a call or stop in. Get the money quickly to clean up debts, take a vacation and relax. Our thrifty budget loan plan may be just the answer for you now. Have less to pay out and more for yourself. Stepp, Mrs. John R.. Sturgeon, James W, SWingle, Devid L. Vaughan, Mrs. Leo R. FerroU and Infant daughter, Mro. Dorsol E. Plants and Infant daughter, Mrs. James Wooldridge and Infant daughter, Mrs. Roy Baisden, Jr•• Mrs. Joseph F. Black.. burn, Mrs. Glen 0. Deeter, Mrs. Bumard II. Glaze, Mrs. James Hughes, Howml E. Young, Rot>ert E. Walton, HOWllrd J. Walser, Mrs. Edwin R. Thoma£, Robert F. Smith, Mrs. Fred C. Slsoon, Paul M. Sehartenl>erger, and Mrs. Gerald R. Ross and In- Mrs. Lotlle •R. Blazer, Mrs. ~01111 S. Clsey, Mrs. William J. Davis, Mrs. Sophie E. DuJty, Clsper T. FtUiz, The Rev. Jariuoo W. Garrett, •Mrs. 0. E. llalley, Mrs. Norman v. Jey. Jolm, Elmer W. Kautz, Mro. Donald McManis, Mrs. Theodore R. Melrose, Hnnald E. M,vers, Rudolph P, Perczlan, Mrs. Martha llaplden; M,ro. Martha Stepp, 'l!lorth ~ .W. VL; Debra L. Wllsolt, Jacltson; Wll·Ua J, Cox, Rt. 1 Dak IIIII; James J. McMaDta, llamden; Mrs. Wll· ,1~ J. Wible, Jackson; Mrs. Member Honored •• ·OIIdtian 7i'a•orl18f v: !!- . lJatl.d E. Cra- Sodal Events " ' vm: Chestnut Ridge ~ ~: ... '' . a-. Dl....!hts ~_r,:pa:u_ ., Ra Evans Sr Three .r· Senlrda.Y Mld!son, Wis., 4 and 2, In the lloll)'i(ooi!' M ·•. ' W·l M BLED 'oN,. Enaland I!J111 ot the Western Junior &df · '• ·' •· -,..- · · ·· (VI'O- Five .Amerlcano, includ- ch..-plonahlj). SANTO , DOMINGO <!JPOllw pfll(eaal'o!tal~ DeiJ!,Is Ralstcn - __ -IAlcll aS)lf!J~ :reo Crill "'"'' and Earl Bucltltolz, pined ~file NEW YORK (VPI)_ Green- , car,Joo' Qrtlz \~~~~ a 15-round 111111 16 ot ~ men's slitstes ill ttee Stable's stage Door Johnnl deciiiiOft to capture the world the '!imbladon . .s champlon- WOII lito ~5,700 Saro,.c Hand!- I~ ~oNohlf, ahli>s. . c~ at Belmont Park. - -~ LOS ANGELES (VPI) 1liE CURRAGH, Ireland LOURENCO MARQES, Mo. YOIDII of Call Grande, (VPI)- Rlbero, a 100 to 6 zllllblque (VPI)- World welter- ~., •WOII . the 3,001J.mel8r IAio&sltot Olllled by Charles well!ht champloo curtis Cokes stee!llechase in 8:34.2 ·nn tho Eftllehlrd .of New York, !i>&et ot Dallu scored a third-round · IIFst da.Y o! file U.S. 04'mJ>Ic Sir lvor to win the Irish ~by. technical koockout over South track .llllllleld trial I. Atrlca's WU!le Ludlck 1n a...,. STAN FORD, CaUl. (VP0- title bouL Wh4t IOf!M: orlim 11¢1 Den llawken o1 Tahoe City, most is o brluh !Dith re~~!liVcal II.. beat Andy North of INGOEWOOD, Callt (VPI)- ' J •..· · THEATEJ)ATHOSPITAL . MARIET'l'A, Go. (VPJ)- The and tour crew mealberl ti>Oit tho PoWer Co. was .struck early Ohio's correctional ln&UtuAnthony Hudaon, Infant son ot · largeat pi8!10 OYer 00 By, Ute GsllllO' nn an blur and 34-mlrwte da,y by two more ~nlnn~ but or.. tiona," the committee said. Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson, CsA mllllerr car~ trant- tll&lll·amdaY overnorthemGeor- llelals said normolien't!"'would "The recent llros and riot• Nye Ave., 1'\lmeroy, was lake~ port GalllliY could be convert- sll!- 'J1Ie only thing tD mar a par- be pr~ed bfsUJ>'rnsGrt .P*rlog at the high walled, outto Veterans Memorial Hospital ed Into a super-altllner wJUtthree Ject pertDrmance "'" redwlm- 1101'0101. moded warehouse structureon by the Pomeroy emergency squad docks car~ 900 paasengors. 1n1 llsht thai lndlcalecl a dUllThe J,nler'*tlo-.t tltolher)miid, west Spring Street proYided Saturday allernoon alter becom· ''Drt I think the world I• .not culb' In I~ par retracUnn. ot Electrical \Y~S ' IJtllon . visual evidence ot the smoldlog IU at his ht~~~e. He wos reaciY tor a IPO _pes-r air- The wheel a were Jail down the (IBEW) &truck ll)o Steubeiiripe ering problems within that treated and discharged. IIIIo .. aald Lo<kbead-Georgla -le Bight •• a matter at test- dlvitlnn of Ohio ·i'Qwer but· teinstitut.iQn. .. 'Pre~ident Tom, May alter tfte Bight rwtlne. ported to wor~ In file Nelllr~ GaiiJQ''& "malden Bight amday. and ZoneaYUie dlvi~l~. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL MBY has 11Up81'VIaed development The Electric Se~c••· WorkStu~enl8 ~in SATURDAY ADMISSIONS or the footbsll lleld~ensth cratt .erll Union ~Wil) ·~c~ Ute Tit-. I None. lin, Findlay and Lima Dl¥)111!1'8. that will vaati¥ Increase the Air SATURDAY DISCHARGE _Glenville Bono~ Force' 1 troop dep11JY111onl c~Meanwhj)le, Ute Utilities Wor"' . Blanche Haskins. era ot Amerlea (VW A) exl8ndlitl blllly Three Mala• councy sbtdents SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - HowCo~JlOlll' olllclals said, hoWRay L EY&no, Sr., ,72, Porno- fllelr otrlke to lflle ClltGn;and ; made a quallcy point average o1 ard Young, Minersville, Emerever, thtlY will poah tor a oomrny, died Settday eYOilllllin Vet- Chosb~ton lllwls :"" . 3. 2 or riu:tre durlng the second Son Hayes, Chester. mercia! version of the GalllliY orans Memorial Holj)!tal One Clll!lrlct8 E>plret!, ·. semester to be named to the SUNDAY DISCHARGES - None. with a payload ot 300,000pounds. mnnfll atter the death olhls son, The lBEW ""''~~cta dean's honor list at Glenville a posslbUlb' alll4l of a E e:aptred at mldnf&lil · • There I State College, Glenville, W, Va. Ray J. ..... 400 ~·aki~ Iii dual - fRirptl!O version - P.sMr. EY&Ds was a member ot More than . .wor . I They are Debra Rae Grueser, in an upper dock and the Laurel CllftMethodlstChurch log to ihe uWA left their lobt songers Middleport: carol Darlene NichSQUAD CALLED eaW> L• • lower dock. and servad aa superintendent ot Frlda.Y dter r~cliJti a COI>ols, Reidsville, and Bonnie Lou The Pornero)l emergency squad Chlel pUot Leo SeUivan, 49, the Meigs Ct>uttcy Children's tract cnntalnlng 1!.1&0 and frlnp. Smith, Pmneroy. Named tD the answered a call to the home of benefits of more titan 30 centoan hmne tor !1ve years. list £rmt New Haven was Don- Mrs. Mabel Neimeyer, 7 Liberna Jean Duncan. ty Lane, at 11:30 p.m. saturday. :~:~::::::::::~:::::::::~~:::::.:=::::::-;:::::>.:::::::;.';::::::.'::::::::~ He is survived by hb wife, h~e UW A members wll.ked Efllel Mae; two daughters, Mrs. the job at •L- Tltld --raH•• Mrs. Neimeyer, who had been OHIO FIVE DAY FORECASI' 1 Char'! •- nd us o - - -.., injured in a fall, was taken to ven, ,._ eo..., " 1""' By United Press Jnternadonal Harold G Ullam St. aAI plant at BrUllan'~ Ute -••o rJW ,_., Veterans Memorial Hospital, the Tu Mrs. W ,.., .... , ·near Zaneo·""e, the Wledtar •~ Temperatures in Ohlo es- bans; six grandchildren, and live Walter J. Brarnlage, former report said. day throul!lt Saltlrday will av. great- gnndchndren; nne brtJII>. plant at Beach - · W, VL,· Meigs eouncy resident, died M>.Y orate below normal, with hll!hs er• Arthur' Hemlock GroYO, and and the Kammer plant at Mound":, 22 In Veterans Hospital, Santa averallfnll 1n the 70s north to two sisters, Mrs. Elmer Bailey, ville, W. VL NO SERVICE NOTED Merica, Call!ornl•, where he had the low 80s south and the IO'NI and Mro. Frank Grueoer' Rock Tho UW A members . James Soulsby. Pom.aroy postlived the past several years. In the 501 north to the low 801 worked on a da.Y~ ..sis at: Mr. Bramlage was born July master, armounced today there In sOuth. Sp='il services wUI be held ter their contract Olq>lred J~ 25, 1897, the ... ol the late will be no city, rural delivery · Turning cooler Tue&day, ... Ewl 1 " William and Josephine Bram- or window service Thursday, Juk Tueaday at 2 p.m. a1 •~ ng . The IBEW -reaeni13601lno.,. at warmer near end w e e • .,........... with tit Rev E , - R. .. ...... .. lage. lie senad in World War ly 4, but the lobby of the Pome~......., will ..-._.. e • --m- and mal.:..-••• -kerr 9towors around mluwGill 0m lat'•• ~-~•• wiD be "" ·--~ 2 as a machlnlst' s mate and is roy Post omce wiD be open. L·'f I h and 'Le ESWU 283 employee•·, • .. ..,. ~- · about one""" nc ' 1n R o c k Springs cemeterY· "' averose survived by a son and t w 0 There .wiD · be the u&ual pick-up :::::::~:::m:::::::~:::::::.~::-o!!:::~:~:::?.;:;::~~~:~;::: Frlenis mQ call aftyume. allln Ohio. and drop-oft malL daughters. Requested Talks Johnson used the 1963 letter to BJWClflcally re(Jiest discuS· Mlmie Forth, Gallipolis; two sion or nuclear weapons Hmita· brotllor&, f1oyd of Gallipolis Fertions when he replied to ry, w. va., and Lowell of South ·stm, w. VL; ninegrardchildren, Khrushchev ln January, 1964. The exchange oC letters came and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tue5- soon aftel' Johnson took office dly at 2 p.m. at the Mohr-St~ (ollowlng the assassination of vens Funeral Home with the Rev. President John F. Kennedy. J o h n s o n' s announcement Eugene Garlow oificiatlng. Burtal Will be tn Suncrest Ceme- came several hours after Alexei tery. Friends may call at the Kosygln, who succeeded KhrushcheV as Russian pretunoral hmne. mier' announced at a similar treaty signing ceremony in ;_:,.....----;........ Moscow that the Soviets had ·.,_ asked all nations to make (COnUnued !rom Page 1) . ,, sweeping cutbacks in the arms - Ylslon of ''honor pr1soners. race, including a reduction ot · Men assigned to such cells, nuclear weapons. Chester said, were nude except u.S. o!!idals said the subject for overalls. of nuclear arms had been under When released from the co~ discussion between Washington · linemen! cells, Chester slid the and Moscow Bin•• the Joii!SOD> men are given a bucket and · Khru!hchev exchange and that : hand brush and are told to the two nations reached "broad :clean up their "own mess. " agreements" at the Glassboro The ex-guard said there are summit conference between ncr cells where white men are Johnson and ·Kosygin in June, confined with Negroes. He said 1967. much bitter resentment was Tile officials said, however, erowt.ng among the prison's that "only in the last few days ·Negroes and charged that Ne- has the Soviet Union agreed to groes were ringleaders in the move into these talks." June 24 rioting. Pledges Cooperation , Chester said guards in the The President pledSed full penitentiary were ordered not u.s. cooperation tD bring Into to stq) fighting among Lrunates. being safeguards ootllned In the MRS. ALTA CONE He said if a fight breaks out treaty, <~We shall thus help Mrs. Ginevra Foster a n d they were usuaUy a1lowed to provide the basts of confldence daughters, ErnllyTurnerandWUcontinue while other inmates necessary for increased cooper- ma Huff were in Athens saturwatch. ation in the peaceful nuclear day to see Mrs. Harvey Bratton Chester was a prison guard who is a surgical patient in Shelfield," be added. for faur months. "The United States is not tering Arms Hospital. Mrs. Alta Cone, who h11 been asking any country tD accept a medical patlent in Rlversl.de any safeguards we are not willing to accept ourselves,'' Hospital for the past two weeks, The Busy Bee Class of t h e is now at home. Johnson aald. Trlnlcy United Church of Christ Wl)lne Cooper has returned honored Ruth Massar on h c r home after having eye surgery REVIVAL PLANNED . birthday at fllelr Thursday afThere will be a revival at the ln Grant Hospital, Columbus. ternoon meeting. Attending were Midway Communlcy Church on SundBY callers with Mrs. Alta Edith Kautz, Carrie Neutzllng, Dexter Road at 7:30p.m. beg!,. Cone were Connie Weyi.IXI and Frances Relhel, Edith Lanning, nlng July 7. All ministers or IBY friend, COlumbus; Ramon Morris Ada Holter, Bernice D>ersbach, leaders interested in speaking and wile, local, and Richard Cone Clara Karr, Katie Baer and Con- are invited. and wife, Athens. stance Srlelds. Mrs. Nancy Jack has returned home alter visiting her daughter, Mrs. Giles Pauley atxl husband, and her son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jack, Clendenin, W. Va. Kenneth Erickson made a business trlp to Columbus Monday. Mn. Donald Cone and Kevin, Athens, called on Albert Cone Tuesday evening. Miss Darlene Morris recently spent a few days In Columbus visl!lng relatlYOs. Wesley Bobo and wife, Chilli· cothe, are speOOing their vacaUon on their farm. Mr. and Mro. George J. Low· ther and Kathy, and Miss Beu- '· Inhuman : ·· In Waohtngton, tho State Department was in contact with the SOviet Embassy about tbe lncldonL The last transmission picked up !rom thO pilot of file plane came at 7:42 p.m., SUnday, 27 minutes after it was intercept.. ed the Defense IJepartmenl salct. Details of what caused the incident were sttU sketr.:hy. "ll apparently strsYed of! course,., the pentagon sa~d, "and was intercepted by Sc>Vlet aircraft at 7:15 p.m., EDT art! • ....1' " escorted to 8 1-.aa.~lllg · •• • The pilot of the plane gave a running radio account of his predicament untll he met his "big reception committee" on the ground, another pilot said. Capt Dick Rossi of L o s Angeles pilot o! a F1ylng Tiger Airline; plane, was just ah~d of the dv:llian airliner. He sa~d the forced-down pilot talked hLB way into captivity awarently so that friendly aircraft would know his exact location. Rossi s a i d he saw no American military planes in the area at the time the chartered airliner was intercepted.) The Defense Department said there 174 soldiers, 31 Na\'ymen, 9 Air Force personnel aOO 17 crewmen aboard the Seaboard DCS jeL LUI,LABY OF BIRDLAND "otdd be opt title lor this photo of birds perched on wires like notes on a scale. rltorial disputes." . aboUt,.. ".... ••o ord~s. . ..• . . )~""""( BEDROOM· SUI11S,3Pc. . �' at ' 'Ill Is-- · '·'· Never eels n ' I U E.1 Out ETS fri a laves 1 it! at~d so utte ht. 10 to 18 • Si v 87 -c ro pr• . Nw 9 r woo bl flf recreatklll. K::~ mentowe by~ , ac Nancy lcld .... VII • ITS r.eon- ss 6 7C DECORATIVE S ELL . ll ! •• '. l Fami ..... llel)lllnllr given by 111ey Stxoon on G Groomlns lbd La gave a d ' otr t In- ' ill s3•-• dj ts to 5 P if GE Tooth L l BlTT R S PIEC ... T ·- m Pia SETS SH '' cl bmet e of ale lc ~- .,. HALF I SHOE _ACES 3 n.l A mi 1 e · · 1< 111 1m C1'011s· i ng. ITH OE Alfli • �' at ' 'Ill Is-- · '·'· Never eels n ' I U E.1 Out ETS fri a laves 1 it! at~d so utte ht. 10 to 18 • Si v 87 -c ro pr• . Nw 9 r woo bl flf recreatklll. K::~ mentowe by~ , ac Nancy lcld .... VII • ITS r.eon- ss 6 7C DECORATIVE S ELL . ll ! •• '. l Fami ..... llel)lllnllr given by 111ey Stxoon on G Groomlns lbd La gave a d ' otr t In- ' ill s3•-• dj ts to 5 P if GE Tooth L l BlTT R S PIEC ... T ·- m Pia SETS SH '' cl bmet e of ale lc ~- .,. HALF I SHOE _ACES 3 n.l A mi 1 e · · 1< 111 1m C1'011s· i ng. ITH OE Alfli • �·· Pomeroy " Motor Co. '· 1,8;6$, ~ M.AiJ:au ~ c--'---,.- 'Coal. . Vi 'U..., 'Ftea exterior 0 0 1 0 o 1 o 0 0 0 ... ....... ...-._ ......... -_ ........ ...... ~~~ w.Ntkunnclw 11~ .~ ca• ., ...-..a • ...,-uay 1 srw:s . , t ...- ....,. tlrsrM · ._ ...._ ~ . ILI.D fFIP21 1' • Dlt'l't - llrillh with white nylon -., vinyl Ill- . .......... - .... Motor Co. :r................ · - -JI'L Nolb OPEN I!VIS. 1:00 P.M. PCIMIItOY. OHIO ,..... TO ALL GOLFERS. Oilsllr !!ill GQif C<MBSe •ii! .,... a ·, flq lourDomrJII llllr ._ ..... ' "' will bo g;..,._ »33lt IIURN1"'llBD and unfurnlsbed For Sale . . . ......,... llooe 1o school. 1'IIIM ~ 111-18-tfe POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy TERMITES SW.~ rolnlature, $75 and up. Stud Tiley - "'i'"'dda.~ llllllt service and grooming. Pbooe 'IRAILXR SPACE, an utllltleo your ....tor ~·. ne., • 992-.1443. 11 3 lie ...ailabk. Inquire IS6 Mulberllpf!diol!s q irDllnoa•6 01 Oil IJ' ..., S or 5 p.m. Write P. crawl """"' illmgumt. l!llt 9 ROOM HOUSE, I~ batha, l8lesmlol. JIM· ••OIIIIboloa. .. 0. Bu 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-lfc new oil furnace, lot 124 • 119 per c:fDl ....mq,.. IAliW JIIMI ft. $7,500. Racine, Phone ~ Conlrol. l'lliiiiiiN!I. 0lliill. FUJiliiiSIIED apartment, two S'l52. 6-23-12tc .......... Mlddleport. Pbone Phoae91M111lli~ ..,4. "-tfc ~ AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 524 Ash St., Middleport. !191WILL DO -~ :R1 llmmt - I IIOOM!l AND BATH, 170 Mul- sro. 6-23-lfe berry Ave., Pomeroy. Conzippers, PQ<IIl<1l<. lll'!!:lioc. tact Rose Sisson, phone 992hemming. ~ .... 1119 after 5 p.m. Phone 992- TWO BEDROOM home, hath Mrs. Fnddio '!T!ulb!!l.. - . full basement, garage: TwoIIISl. U.lfc Phone 'm-SIIIil. ~ year ..ld home In Syracuse. Phone 992-24Zl. 5-!8-30te IIAPPY HOUR. S l - Sptoop ATI'RArnvE MODERN 3-room fumlshed apartment, Ideally Nile Club. 5 to I p.m. M<llJocaled near Pomeroy bual- BUILDING WI'S, write Bolo: day lhru Friday. Ladies night 668 A, In care of The Daily oess section. Phone 119Z-2623. every Friday. U-lk Sentinel, Pomeroy. 6-26-Stc II- 19-tfc ROOF REPAIR, roof~­ For estimate, phone !D-2239. FURNISIIED GARAGE apart- DON'T MERELY brighten your carpets, Blue Lustre them. IDI!Ill 011 Lincoln Hill. Utilities ~-EUminate rapid resoll!ng. paid; adults only. Phone 992Rent electric shampooer $1. 31119, 6-19-tle WILL DO sewing In my borne. Baker Furniture. 7-l-6tc 'llfrll. Cuolyn Lewis, Phone llfS.ZI'/1, 6-2Utp "1'RAILER wr w1t1o paUo, nice location In Mlddleport, water, MANUFACTURER'S SALE, farm and borne while latex gas, electricity available. Call W~nted To Buy bouse and barn paint. reg. 992-3114 alter 4:30p.m. 6-30-.ltc A HORSE BETWEEN 54 and 58 $5.49 gallon, sale price $3.99 . lnebes, phone 119U916. ~-- TWO BEDROOM trailer, M & a gallon. King Builders Supply Co., Middleport, Ohio. 992G Market, Rl. 7, Mlddleport. ANTIQUES, flll'lllture, dlshee, 3748. 6-lll-12tc 6-211-3tc mlseeDaneous. Mrs. Howard --- , . ·~,~-·.ioo\ . W. . .Main Sl.,''l-zs.tfc Pome- .,,.,,.......,.. •n•~-._ ...RI.U.xu:.o&r AI".J'I.L\UftOL,1 · , 'S rooms and bath . 170.00 mo. For Sale or Tr•de 11165 MUSTANG Fastbeck, V-8 aUiomatic, also 1965 Muabmg, V-8,3 s~. Fhmnelng available. can 119U547, alter 5 p.m. 992-5748. 6-30-Uc 181!0 CHEVROLET Impala !or sale or trade lor truck of equal value. Call Reedsvllle S'IU234. 6-fi.Dtp I~ 1 AD utllltie!. Phone 99Z-3975; after 5 phone li9:t-25n. 6-11-lfc CLEAN, FOUR rooms and beth, furnished apartment, IU~ 1\fulben'y. Phone 119U6811. 11-25-tfe TRAILER, Brown'• TraDer Park, Minersville. Phone 981•. e.actc CHEVROLET Chevy 2 Wagon, 1965 Mustang va, Sspeed: Plrumclng avaDable. Phone 9IIUM7 alter 5 p.m. IJU'/48. 6-JI.Ife Wanted CA1iRIER for dally and Sunday newapaper. Phone 119Z- 5531, 7-1-4tc · · Help Wanted ) )IAliMAm AND waitreu. Call lfl.8M1 11-211-6tc CARIB WANIED r ·. I ,.• .., Rolle. ......litiS S.ctton ' WAfflED UDIIPOirr CONTAcr lWUY o. Auction Jlly .. 1961-11 .. ANTIQUES, BOTTLES, decanlors, collector Items. Plaee, Donald Metheney's residence near Salem Center and Wilkesville, Ohio. Direellona: can he reached by lbree state highways, Route 1&0 between VIIIten end Wilkesville; Route 325 between Danville and Vlntcn and Route 124 one fourth mlle out ol Salem Center. Watch for sale signs on all roada. Items 1o he sold, carnival boiUes, bitters bottles, vloUn bottles, cleeantors, !Jun. dreds of other bottles, two old book cases, old trunks, organ 100 years old, playa good; old buffet, old dressers, one marble lop dreaser, old lamps, old lanterns, old stone jugs, ftat Irons, library table, vlewsoope, two elghl d a y clocks, old fruit jan, stand table, old fountain pen, 7S years old or better; old purses, Martha Wasblngton era; bottle capper, old chamber, old chairs, old seales, o 1d baby cradle, old stralgbt razors, 100 yean old or better; coffee IJ'inder, old tobecco culler, old apple peeler, large size; old wash stand with t1e bar, churn, ooe folding bed wllh mlrror on top, emellent condltion; antique bed, solid oak 7 foot heed board; 11150 Dodge one half ton pickup truck, runs good; one ebleten brooder, one old aecretary, Ideal for gun rilek, ADd other itew too numeroUI to men. ltoD. Luncb wn1 be served bJ j ' •uc ... For ~-'- .._::. ' STEREO, EARLY American ' stereo, radio oomblnatlon. So- Affi- CONDmONING Refril{llrlid state unit, '-speed cl!ang. atlon servlce. Jack's Refrl~­ er, Levaly maple finish. Take eratlon, New Haven: hone over payments o( f6 p e r 882-2079. 4 8 lie month or pay balance of $102.11$. Phone 992-3218. . l!EADY - MIX concrete d•Uv6-30-6tc ered rlg~t to your project. Fast ancl . eaay. Fre• eiH. STEREO-RADIO: Lovely walmates. Phone 992-321!f, Gqegnut stereo radio combination, leln R••dy - Mix Co:, 14!44Je4..~ Intermixed ehanger, ~­ port, Ohio. · 8 10 lfc speaker sound system. Deluxe fioatlog turntable. Wlll dla- BUDGET PRICE furniture on eoomt for cash, Only $81.09 or our third ftiJill' bud~et shoD. monthly payments of $5.12 per Baker Fumllure, 'Middleport. month. Phone 992-3218. 6-110-61c Ohio. ? !3 lfc Real Estate l;lr S•le' MACIITNES, "'Pair service. an mal!es. WY 12284. The Fabric Shop, Pom-'· SEWING HOBSTETTER REALTY eroy. Authorized Sln•er Sales and Servtee. We Sha"""' Sclasors. 3-2f.lfc . Gee, Boboleller, Brobr SYRACVSE - 8 rooms, bath. 4 bedrooms, family room, paUo, S lois, 2 perches, shade, Delli to school. . LANGSVILLE - General store, hot water heiil, merchandise. squlpment, aod 7 room home, Bath, furnace, 2 car gurage, II> acres. 85 ACRE FARM - 7 Room home, bath, cellar, bam, well, and cistern water. Minerals. Between Harr!sonviDe and Rutland. BEIJ!N and VIRGD. TEAFORD - ,.._ Aa...la... Dtf'WIIiill ..__ Oldlt IN THE ·Mti).()HIO vNJIY Move into a completely fumtihed, brand new home that lets you enJoy life at Its care f~ee best. COMPAif OUR SERVICE QUAUTY & PRICE .AS LOW. 45 _ OPEN:9·9WEEKDAYS ~495.00 1·5SUNDAYS MILLER MOBILE HOlES FlEE STORAGE ..,~~iw EXPERT Wheel Alignment LIFE to • YOUR · CARPETING 5.55 . ...~ "" ·"~"' """'1 ""~ ... ...... .....All..,.,_ ........ .....,. ....... .. ....... -GUARANI'EED- Cluned 'ill rout OWfll fllllll 11r dry•kllm O'llthH~ No 111111. 0(1 rc 0 IIIII. -- Ojl11. Ult nlll the • • dl1. PHONE 992·2094 •om•noy Home & ~~~~ . . B. Mafll SAvi!: SP 4oCE .. BELPRJi, 0100 1220 WASJIINGTON BLVD, 423-7521 IIIMN 1•1111 Pementy, It, I .... ...,. CALL COCII.Y-tU.II - - CIGARE'M'E vending macltlnes and service. ABC Enterprises, Mason, W. Va. Phone '/71.154S.. vAIWIN DrTR cox. foniNt11 n- ,.,.. .. '' ' - ' ,....,., R.•t.ee hen, ~•. W, VL, otberws. ..... of reddeBee Ia \UiboW8, II presents DOtlfted Gilt OD tilt lUll 4IJ' 01 .JUe, A.D. '"'· Olo4n a . C... Plalatlff. flied ..... ..utloJI ..... hlft'a •• defeftdant Ill court ol Cammon POe-. Oldo, LOCAL REPORTS ·, DAILY ' '4 :• :·y' AT "" . _, ___'"I \ .7:50 A.M. .... ' 12 NOON 3 P.M." ·, 'AND ""P u.. .,.,..., I . _ ___ __ ... =r .. . ...... ..._ ............ _ .. file_ __ . __ t<eeoing Meigs· Gallia and Mason Area ,, Informed ·As · Well As ..,-, " ,, .. H' _. .... · fnferfoined ·-··--- ~::::--n.::::&&.»-l'-::::~!!::::-.!:?.::::!!::::-.::::;::::::::::i Sales Opportunity We are ""*'ng 2 representatives In this area for career oppor. GRAND IIIVER, Ohio (UPJ) - An 41armed ail! ~i'Olllu auopect l(!ertllllocl ~ II Jll'l-• APPOINTMENTS MADE . COLVMB!JS (UP!) - Two gvvernor ~~~~~ friday pui Dr, LIOJCI Lln'jcl<, C!nelo>nall, oo the Ohio PubUc HeiiU1 COUnel1 for ·• term endlqf- June 30, 1975, and 1j.. Veraan Miller, Portamouth, oo tbe Ohio Student Loon .CGml!dalloo for a term elllllne feb. 8, .1971. !unity. • • month guarantee to at&rl •TraiDlllc at Company expense •Promotion by midi eeo% lnoome from estabiiBhed .-mil SEWING MACHINE, complete- Our reJftBeiilatives are bappj ly automatic zig zag sewing - !bey earn oatllfaetory Ia- . machine to meet all your sew- comes. You, too, bave an a. Ing needa. Was salesman's ceptiOIIII o~>to tlllab· demonatrator, was one of the 118h an lnoome fQf 'fife, , ... oonfJdential Inlervlew ealJ more expensive sewing machines. WUI sell diac:ount Monday thru Saturday price Of t4U9 oc lDOIIIbl7 July 1-6 payments. Phone 991-3218. RON LAUTIAMUS CALL COLLECT ---- ·Main, SEEK SUSPEcr Greeae, 25; PaineavDte, wao can m!IUary olllclala, 859 U.S. aougbt In Frtdi$'a 111111 · oltoe*!Iiane• have been abot down b)' 1111! with a 1~ ot WWIIIn " "'' Colninunlst ·· .._ro In the HUlen, 38, Grind. lUwr, at a I course ot the VletDom wp-. tavere here. Businl!l!ll Opportunity ·laid ·Li ' . ~ ·-~=~~~ ~ , ~ 4:30 P.M. - ' 3Ughtwln , 9Ji5portwhi INFORMATION NEWS LHAL IICn'ICI u1•--0. TWO HOlBI'EIN cows, fresh. ·· ···;···;;·~-~-J,i¢.:-:4;117~~>:->:·:-:~ ;:~•••~;o.O:o¥.0:•:0:0:•;>. ;o;•.•Y•;:~,...•. .. ;9 ; Mrs, Clifford Lellbell, Roelt Springs !Wad, Pomeroy. lusilllth StMCII f.36.31p APPLIANCE HOSPITAL - Authorized Briggs anci Strattoo BIG SOUND, 1988 PbUco sterand Lawn Boy, parts a n d eo. This set has 10 year diaservices; repair Teeumseh mond needle warranty; 10 and Kohler engines and all days free service; 40 ~h small applianees, Tblrd Sl., walnut console. TI!M,.,._ II . Maso~. W. Va., John M. 1!011new, only f128.88 oil ',jlaf t4 ,, ~. ..INOla ,, per month. Try II Iii .' ' borne. Call 992-2838: Wll4tc< c. c.- HiM-. · WMPO ...,... ...... _... f.a0.6tc ·w '"""•nee ... "· ........ RIP & TEAR SPECIAL, 11168 deluxe zig zag sewing machine. This machine makes butionholes, dama, eptb .. sews on buttons. Pay 9 payments of $6 or f48 cash. Try II In yoor home. can 992-2836. 6-M-6tc '68's In . Ohio AUTOMOBILE Insurance beeo eaneetled? Lost vour onerator's license? Call 9!12-29flft 8 11 If• :i!"' ..,, ..., ,.,, f.30.,U, EVINRUDE ·': sAL8S .AND lii!BvrCB : . ... Schwane! Mtrt• 8-1-lfe ::":U:.lMtt..;:: JNCRWD~~~:, · · CURTISS ~'DAffiY l!EEF" breeding service. Call Leoo.d Parker. Pomeroy residence 992-22114 or call staUon Tup. pers Plal1111 66'1.3251. 8 2 30te BY OWNER - Will tate bouse trailer for part payment·, tram c•• Mo. lf.D ,..... w ~ thl; uhl lbnlD. Keith (los OD Lovely three bedroom olocl- ... of WI""' A - of ul4 ~ ......, 1114 PlabdHI M!Y\'OR BOAT, :25,}1p. 1957, '3'' ern ~ Jn·.. Syiecuie; ' Wall far moN thn ldHI , _ . tut ...... · guar, 1967 Chevelle 396, fll to wall c~~"" " - of t1at1allo 1114JIN1'I • •for caa ~ "" W6 kltclleo, """' Cru.eltJ', s~. M & G Market, on Rt. ' basemen~ garBle with two .., .....dll-Pllklttff . - ... _ , ., NOTICI IP AIYOIM.,_Ift' 7, Middleport. 6-28-3tc extra large lots; near school. ~...: / C..llo.!Mtl C8ll 992-6(00, . 6-25-J2tc Pl'OPII' NUef. SUd IOIIIM wUI bll ... ...... et lltllll Clllr, 1111•11. hurilll oa fit att. tu l3nl du' of NORWEGIAN Elk - Hound pup·hb', A.D. t-. ,~-­ ......... Jflllatel$111-., pies, silver and black markL CROW • ...,.a ,.,.., L en: v-·~ &lfti,.EI,L... • crow, crow 1M ....._ ., ..... au ...... .. Ings. Often mistaken for GerREALTY COMPANY AtterMrt ft.r Plllnttff Ide " ...,. .,..., .... ':II '·"' ' • ~ .......... wllll .... flllllelarJ ........ man Shephard. Phone 9111- POMEROY - I story frame, 4 . ...~:~~~~ . 3171 for information. 6-~c rooms, z bedrooms, cellar, Dated 1M .., ., ,... ..... brick sldlng. '1,500.00. LIUI. MOTICI YOU CAN still save $30 or more RACINE - I~ story frame, 7 NOTICI TO OONTIAC'I'OIII on aluminum boats. Call 119Zrooms, ~ beclroow. II> baths, ITAD Of 01110 HPAITMIN'I" 011 HlltiWAYI Z347 or 992-62511. Cash or NEW JOB full basement, central air COGc..--. .... ...... 14. '"' terms. 6-IIHO!c BEREA, Ohio (UPJ) - Frank CeMNct ..... L ...t c-., ......... dltinnlng, lilt acres land. "'·· UMIT PRICI CONTIACT A. Dutton, a Lakewood realdent 9541.00, F1VE ROOM bouse, lot. Happy RllTLAiiD - FARM-2 bousea. I& tbt ef&e Of ... lltat. . . . .., w!IO has bien c!b' e~W~neer at Dlrwlor of Dblo ColumW., Oldo 1111o Hollow Road. Contact Roy One 2 story frame, a ~ til 10100 A.M., D1tnD ~ ..... North Otmol<ld, takes over MOJ>o IIIII Time, 'huiiQ, J.a, .. 1-, for da,y as chle! engineer ot the Ellis, RuUand. 6-25-etc 4 bedrooms, bath, - another SIIJprcm..., lilt Parll Not, 1 aa4 I ,IN offtJid Ohio Tumplke Commission. 8 room bouse bringing f25.00 ................ 'Will .. . . . wUl succeed retiring E. W, USED REFRIGERATOR 135. DdeNd 011 tbe . . . ., ... tMal per month, 162 aeres, barn, Meeker. Phone 992-5'19Z. 6-30-ztc eblcken bouse, shed, tobacco P•rt 1M. I CclwdJ, Olllo, oa lecUoa base tQOd soli bU. Call for UP TO $100 OFF, Floor ModHANOI HAILED lnformoUon. ~.r.i' I........... · •• !I' llftallaou ooll ... .,. els, Side by side Refrigerator TOKYO (UPO- Hanoi Radio HENRY a.a..&ND said ~ the Soviet Un!oo and Freezers, Pomeroy Home and Qrnmunlet China eent ccmgra-- -1Wideeoe Olflce Auto, phone 992-20114. 6-303tc MIIIII tulallolll to North V!etaam, WNtc haillne the claimed downing ot 18 CUBIC FOOT deep freezer, Ule 3,0001h U.S. plane over 1\8 capacity 630 lbo., excellent territoey. According to Americondition, 175. Phone IJ92.5250. Wllke!ville Melhodlal Clnm:b. Sale conduetecl bJ Adami Auction Service~, Rutland, 0. 20 Pbone 742-44&1. Col• .Jim Adtranslator . ams and Col. BW ~ auemen'a straw UOneers, Not ~ fer Today at accidents. ' ter . service. John.. Hi[l'tsOn,. 701 Broadway st.,· MiddlepOrt, Ohio. Phone ~2523. . o~ evenings, · $-$.30tc . 1!16t roRD GALAXIE 500 • , • • ,. , . , , .. , •. $1295 t Door, dirk greee llnish with cleon matching Interior. New W,W, tires, V-8 eJWine, automatic trans., P.S. , R & H. 1962 roRD XL 500 HT CPE. • , • , ,. • ,. ..... $895 !Motlllll while lnlsh with red vinyl Interior, bucket seats, · CGG!ICile. v..a ~ automatic tnns., power steering• ~o a IMter. New.....- tires. ...... 1 ' o o o 0 lerlarlrlm. A ahup 1 owner tnde In, .............. " ~ ' '-·~ RADIQ & TV ;repair, •reliBO)I.•' able prices. Antemill & BOOs- .$1595 t._tne, -~· radio, heater, aew whitewall I �·· Pomeroy " Motor Co. '· 1,8;6$, ~ M.AiJ:au ~ c--'---,.- 'Coal. . Vi 'U..., 'Ftea exterior 0 0 1 0 o 1 o 0 0 0 ... ....... ...-._ ......... -_ ........ ...... ~~~ w.Ntkunnclw 11~ .~ ca• ., ...-..a • ...,-uay 1 srw:s . , t ...- ....,. tlrsrM · ._ ...._ ~ . ILI.D fFIP21 1' • Dlt'l't - llrillh with white nylon -., vinyl Ill- . .......... - .... Motor Co. :r................ · - -JI'L Nolb OPEN I!VIS. 1:00 P.M. PCIMIItOY. OHIO ,..... TO ALL GOLFERS. Oilsllr !!ill GQif C<MBSe •ii! .,... a ·, flq lourDomrJII llllr ._ ..... ' "' will bo g;..,._ »33lt IIURN1"'llBD and unfurnlsbed For Sale . . . ......,... llooe 1o school. 1'IIIM ~ 111-18-tfe POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy TERMITES SW.~ rolnlature, $75 and up. Stud Tiley - "'i'"'dda.~ llllllt service and grooming. Pbooe 'IRAILXR SPACE, an utllltleo your ....tor ~·. ne., • 992-.1443. 11 3 lie ...ailabk. Inquire IS6 Mulberllpf!diol!s q irDllnoa•6 01 Oil IJ' ..., S or 5 p.m. Write P. crawl """"' illmgumt. l!llt 9 ROOM HOUSE, I~ batha, l8lesmlol. JIM· ••OIIIIboloa. .. 0. Bu 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-lfc new oil furnace, lot 124 • 119 per c:fDl ....mq,.. IAliW JIIMI ft. $7,500. Racine, Phone ~ Conlrol. l'lliiiiiiN!I. 0lliill. FUJiliiiSIIED apartment, two S'l52. 6-23-12tc .......... Mlddleport. Pbone Phoae91M111lli~ ..,4. "-tfc ~ AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 524 Ash St., Middleport. !191WILL DO -~ :R1 llmmt - I IIOOM!l AND BATH, 170 Mul- sro. 6-23-lfe berry Ave., Pomeroy. Conzippers, PQ<IIl<1l<. lll'!!:lioc. tact Rose Sisson, phone 992hemming. ~ .... 1119 after 5 p.m. Phone 992- TWO BEDROOM home, hath Mrs. Fnddio '!T!ulb!!l.. - . full basement, garage: TwoIIISl. U.lfc Phone 'm-SIIIil. ~ year ..ld home In Syracuse. Phone 992-24Zl. 5-!8-30te IIAPPY HOUR. S l - Sptoop ATI'RArnvE MODERN 3-room fumlshed apartment, Ideally Nile Club. 5 to I p.m. M<llJocaled near Pomeroy bual- BUILDING WI'S, write Bolo: day lhru Friday. Ladies night 668 A, In care of The Daily oess section. Phone 119Z-2623. every Friday. U-lk Sentinel, Pomeroy. 6-26-Stc II- 19-tfc ROOF REPAIR, roof~­ For estimate, phone !D-2239. FURNISIIED GARAGE apart- DON'T MERELY brighten your carpets, Blue Lustre them. IDI!Ill 011 Lincoln Hill. Utilities ~-EUminate rapid resoll!ng. paid; adults only. Phone 992Rent electric shampooer $1. 31119, 6-19-tle WILL DO sewing In my borne. Baker Furniture. 7-l-6tc 'llfrll. Cuolyn Lewis, Phone llfS.ZI'/1, 6-2Utp "1'RAILER wr w1t1o paUo, nice location In Mlddleport, water, MANUFACTURER'S SALE, farm and borne while latex gas, electricity available. Call W~nted To Buy bouse and barn paint. reg. 992-3114 alter 4:30p.m. 6-30-.ltc A HORSE BETWEEN 54 and 58 $5.49 gallon, sale price $3.99 . lnebes, phone 119U916. ~-- TWO BEDROOM trailer, M & a gallon. King Builders Supply Co., Middleport, Ohio. 992G Market, Rl. 7, Mlddleport. ANTIQUES, flll'lllture, dlshee, 3748. 6-lll-12tc 6-211-3tc mlseeDaneous. Mrs. Howard --- , . ·~,~-·.ioo\ . W. . .Main Sl.,''l-zs.tfc Pome- .,,.,,.......,.. •n•~-._ ...RI.U.xu:.o&r AI".J'I.L\UftOL,1 · , 'S rooms and bath . 170.00 mo. For Sale or Tr•de 11165 MUSTANG Fastbeck, V-8 aUiomatic, also 1965 Muabmg, V-8,3 s~. Fhmnelng available. can 119U547, alter 5 p.m. 992-5748. 6-30-Uc 181!0 CHEVROLET Impala !or sale or trade lor truck of equal value. Call Reedsvllle S'IU234. 6-fi.Dtp I~ 1 AD utllltie!. Phone 99Z-3975; after 5 phone li9:t-25n. 6-11-lfc CLEAN, FOUR rooms and beth, furnished apartment, IU~ 1\fulben'y. Phone 119U6811. 11-25-tfe TRAILER, Brown'• TraDer Park, Minersville. Phone 981•. e.actc CHEVROLET Chevy 2 Wagon, 1965 Mustang va, Sspeed: Plrumclng avaDable. Phone 9IIUM7 alter 5 p.m. IJU'/48. 6-JI.Ife Wanted CA1iRIER for dally and Sunday newapaper. Phone 119Z- 5531, 7-1-4tc · · Help Wanted ) )IAliMAm AND waitreu. Call lfl.8M1 11-211-6tc CARIB WANIED r ·. I ,.• .., Rolle. ......litiS S.ctton ' WAfflED UDIIPOirr CONTAcr lWUY o. Auction Jlly .. 1961-11 .. ANTIQUES, BOTTLES, decanlors, collector Items. Plaee, Donald Metheney's residence near Salem Center and Wilkesville, Ohio. Direellona: can he reached by lbree state highways, Route 1&0 between VIIIten end Wilkesville; Route 325 between Danville and Vlntcn and Route 124 one fourth mlle out ol Salem Center. Watch for sale signs on all roada. Items 1o he sold, carnival boiUes, bitters bottles, vloUn bottles, cleeantors, !Jun. dreds of other bottles, two old book cases, old trunks, organ 100 years old, playa good; old buffet, old dressers, one marble lop dreaser, old lamps, old lanterns, old stone jugs, ftat Irons, library table, vlewsoope, two elghl d a y clocks, old fruit jan, stand table, old fountain pen, 7S years old or better; old purses, Martha Wasblngton era; bottle capper, old chamber, old chairs, old seales, o 1d baby cradle, old stralgbt razors, 100 yean old or better; coffee IJ'inder, old tobecco culler, old apple peeler, large size; old wash stand with t1e bar, churn, ooe folding bed wllh mlrror on top, emellent condltion; antique bed, solid oak 7 foot heed board; 11150 Dodge one half ton pickup truck, runs good; one ebleten brooder, one old aecretary, Ideal for gun rilek, ADd other itew too numeroUI to men. ltoD. Luncb wn1 be served bJ j ' •uc ... For ~-'- .._::. ' STEREO, EARLY American ' stereo, radio oomblnatlon. So- Affi- CONDmONING Refril{llrlid state unit, '-speed cl!ang. atlon servlce. Jack's Refrl~­ er, Levaly maple finish. Take eratlon, New Haven: hone over payments o( f6 p e r 882-2079. 4 8 lie month or pay balance of $102.11$. Phone 992-3218. . l!EADY - MIX concrete d•Uv6-30-6tc ered rlg~t to your project. Fast ancl . eaay. Fre• eiH. STEREO-RADIO: Lovely walmates. Phone 992-321!f, Gqegnut stereo radio combination, leln R••dy - Mix Co:, 14!44Je4..~ Intermixed ehanger, ~­ port, Ohio. · 8 10 lfc speaker sound system. Deluxe fioatlog turntable. Wlll dla- BUDGET PRICE furniture on eoomt for cash, Only $81.09 or our third ftiJill' bud~et shoD. monthly payments of $5.12 per Baker Fumllure, 'Middleport. month. Phone 992-3218. 6-110-61c Ohio. ? !3 lfc Real Estate l;lr S•le' MACIITNES, "'Pair service. an mal!es. WY 12284. The Fabric Shop, Pom-'· SEWING HOBSTETTER REALTY eroy. Authorized Sln•er Sales and Servtee. We Sha"""' Sclasors. 3-2f.lfc . Gee, Boboleller, Brobr SYRACVSE - 8 rooms, bath. 4 bedrooms, family room, paUo, S lois, 2 perches, shade, Delli to school. . LANGSVILLE - General store, hot water heiil, merchandise. squlpment, aod 7 room home, Bath, furnace, 2 car gurage, II> acres. 85 ACRE FARM - 7 Room home, bath, cellar, bam, well, and cistern water. Minerals. Between Harr!sonviDe and Rutland. BEIJ!N and VIRGD. TEAFORD - ,.._ Aa...la... Dtf'WIIiill ..__ Oldlt IN THE ·Mti).()HIO vNJIY Move into a completely fumtihed, brand new home that lets you enJoy life at Its care f~ee best. COMPAif OUR SERVICE QUAUTY & PRICE .AS LOW. 45 _ OPEN:9·9WEEKDAYS ~495.00 1·5SUNDAYS MILLER MOBILE HOlES FlEE STORAGE ..,~~iw EXPERT Wheel Alignment LIFE to • YOUR · CARPETING 5.55 . ...~ "" ·"~"' """'1 ""~ ... ...... .....All..,.,_ ........ .....,. ....... .. ....... -GUARANI'EED- Cluned 'ill rout OWfll fllllll 11r dry•kllm O'llthH~ No 111111. 0(1 rc 0 IIIII. -- Ojl11. Ult nlll the • • dl1. PHONE 992·2094 •om•noy Home & ~~~~ . . B. Mafll SAvi!: SP 4oCE .. BELPRJi, 0100 1220 WASJIINGTON BLVD, 423-7521 IIIMN 1•1111 Pementy, It, I .... ...,. CALL COCII.Y-tU.II - - CIGARE'M'E vending macltlnes and service. ABC Enterprises, Mason, W. Va. Phone '/71.154S.. vAIWIN DrTR cox. foniNt11 n- ,.,.. .. '' ' - ' ,....,., R.•t.ee hen, ~•. W, VL, otberws. ..... of reddeBee Ia \UiboW8, II presents DOtlfted Gilt OD tilt lUll 4IJ' 01 .JUe, A.D. '"'· Olo4n a . C... Plalatlff. flied ..... ..utloJI ..... hlft'a •• defeftdant Ill court ol Cammon POe-. Oldo, LOCAL REPORTS ·, DAILY ' '4 :• :·y' AT "" . _, ___'"I \ .7:50 A.M. .... ' 12 NOON 3 P.M." ·, 'AND ""P u.. .,.,..., I . _ ___ __ ... =r .. . ...... ..._ ............ _ .. file_ __ . __ t<eeoing Meigs· Gallia and Mason Area ,, Informed ·As · Well As ..,-, " ,, .. H' _. .... · fnferfoined ·-··--- ~::::--n.::::&&.»-l'-::::~!!::::-.!:?.::::!!::::-.::::;::::::::::i Sales Opportunity We are ""*'ng 2 representatives In this area for career oppor. GRAND IIIVER, Ohio (UPJ) - An 41armed ail! ~i'Olllu auopect l(!ertllllocl ~ II Jll'l-• APPOINTMENTS MADE . COLVMB!JS (UP!) - Two gvvernor ~~~~~ friday pui Dr, LIOJCI Lln'jcl<, C!nelo>nall, oo the Ohio PubUc HeiiU1 COUnel1 for ·• term endlqf- June 30, 1975, and 1j.. Veraan Miller, Portamouth, oo tbe Ohio Student Loon .CGml!dalloo for a term elllllne feb. 8, .1971. !unity. • • month guarantee to at&rl •TraiDlllc at Company expense •Promotion by midi eeo% lnoome from estabiiBhed .-mil SEWING MACHINE, complete- Our reJftBeiilatives are bappj ly automatic zig zag sewing - !bey earn oatllfaetory Ia- . machine to meet all your sew- comes. You, too, bave an a. Ing needa. Was salesman's ceptiOIIII o~>to tlllab· demonatrator, was one of the 118h an lnoome fQf 'fife, , ... oonfJdential Inlervlew ealJ more expensive sewing machines. WUI sell diac:ount Monday thru Saturday price Of t4U9 oc lDOIIIbl7 July 1-6 payments. Phone 991-3218. RON LAUTIAMUS CALL COLLECT ---- ·Main, SEEK SUSPEcr Greeae, 25; PaineavDte, wao can m!IUary olllclala, 859 U.S. aougbt In Frtdi$'a 111111 · oltoe*!Iiane• have been abot down b)' 1111! with a 1~ ot WWIIIn " "'' Colninunlst ·· .._ro In the HUlen, 38, Grind. lUwr, at a I course ot the VletDom wp-. tavere here. Businl!l!ll Opportunity ·laid ·Li ' . ~ ·-~=~~~ ~ , ~ 4:30 P.M. - ' 3Ughtwln , 9Ji5portwhi INFORMATION NEWS LHAL IICn'ICI u1•--0. TWO HOlBI'EIN cows, fresh. ·· ···;···;;·~-~-J,i¢.:-:4;117~~>:->:·:-:~ ;:~•••~;o.O:o¥.0:•:0:0:•;>. ;o;•.•Y•;:~,...•. .. ;9 ; Mrs, Clifford Lellbell, Roelt Springs !Wad, Pomeroy. lusilllth StMCII f.36.31p APPLIANCE HOSPITAL - Authorized Briggs anci Strattoo BIG SOUND, 1988 PbUco sterand Lawn Boy, parts a n d eo. This set has 10 year diaservices; repair Teeumseh mond needle warranty; 10 and Kohler engines and all days free service; 40 ~h small applianees, Tblrd Sl., walnut console. TI!M,.,._ II . Maso~. W. Va., John M. 1!011new, only f128.88 oil ',jlaf t4 ,, ~. ..INOla ,, per month. Try II Iii .' ' borne. Call 992-2838: Wll4tc< c. c.- HiM-. · WMPO ...,... ...... _... f.a0.6tc ·w '"""•nee ... "· ........ RIP & TEAR SPECIAL, 11168 deluxe zig zag sewing machine. This machine makes butionholes, dama, eptb .. sews on buttons. Pay 9 payments of $6 or f48 cash. Try II In yoor home. can 992-2836. 6-M-6tc '68's In . Ohio AUTOMOBILE Insurance beeo eaneetled? Lost vour onerator's license? Call 9!12-29flft 8 11 If• :i!"' ..,, ..., ,.,, f.30.,U, EVINRUDE ·': sAL8S .AND lii!BvrCB : . ... Schwane! Mtrt• 8-1-lfe ::":U:.lMtt..;:: JNCRWD~~~:, · · CURTISS ~'DAffiY l!EEF" breeding service. Call Leoo.d Parker. Pomeroy residence 992-22114 or call staUon Tup. pers Plal1111 66'1.3251. 8 2 30te BY OWNER - Will tate bouse trailer for part payment·, tram c•• Mo. lf.D ,..... w ~ thl; uhl lbnlD. Keith (los OD Lovely three bedroom olocl- ... of WI""' A - of ul4 ~ ......, 1114 PlabdHI M!Y\'OR BOAT, :25,}1p. 1957, '3'' ern ~ Jn·.. Syiecuie; ' Wall far moN thn ldHI , _ . tut ...... · guar, 1967 Chevelle 396, fll to wall c~~"" " - of t1at1allo 1114JIN1'I • •for caa ~ "" W6 kltclleo, """' Cru.eltJ', s~. M & G Market, on Rt. ' basemen~ garBle with two .., .....dll-Pllklttff . - ... _ , ., NOTICI IP AIYOIM.,_Ift' 7, Middleport. 6-28-3tc extra large lots; near school. ~...: / C..llo.!Mtl C8ll 992-6(00, . 6-25-J2tc Pl'OPII' NUef. SUd IOIIIM wUI bll ... ...... et lltllll Clllr, 1111•11. hurilll oa fit att. tu l3nl du' of NORWEGIAN Elk - Hound pup·hb', A.D. t-. ,~-­ ......... Jflllatel$111-., pies, silver and black markL CROW • ...,.a ,.,.., L en: v-·~ &lfti,.EI,L... • crow, crow 1M ....._ ., ..... au ...... .. Ings. Often mistaken for GerREALTY COMPANY AtterMrt ft.r Plllnttff Ide " ...,. .,..., .... ':II '·"' ' • ~ .......... wllll .... flllllelarJ ........ man Shephard. Phone 9111- POMEROY - I story frame, 4 . ...~:~~~~ . 3171 for information. 6-~c rooms, z bedrooms, cellar, Dated 1M .., ., ,... ..... brick sldlng. '1,500.00. LIUI. MOTICI YOU CAN still save $30 or more RACINE - I~ story frame, 7 NOTICI TO OONTIAC'I'OIII on aluminum boats. Call 119Zrooms, ~ beclroow. II> baths, ITAD Of 01110 HPAITMIN'I" 011 HlltiWAYI Z347 or 992-62511. Cash or NEW JOB full basement, central air COGc..--. .... ...... 14. '"' terms. 6-IIHO!c BEREA, Ohio (UPJ) - Frank CeMNct ..... L ...t c-., ......... dltinnlng, lilt acres land. "'·· UMIT PRICI CONTIACT A. Dutton, a Lakewood realdent 9541.00, F1VE ROOM bouse, lot. Happy RllTLAiiD - FARM-2 bousea. I& tbt ef&e Of ... lltat. . . . .., w!IO has bien c!b' e~W~neer at Dlrwlor of Dblo ColumW., Oldo 1111o Hollow Road. Contact Roy One 2 story frame, a ~ til 10100 A.M., D1tnD ~ ..... North Otmol<ld, takes over MOJ>o IIIII Time, 'huiiQ, J.a, .. 1-, for da,y as chle! engineer ot the Ellis, RuUand. 6-25-etc 4 bedrooms, bath, - another SIIJprcm..., lilt Parll Not, 1 aa4 I ,IN offtJid Ohio Tumplke Commission. 8 room bouse bringing f25.00 ................ 'Will .. . . . wUl succeed retiring E. W, USED REFRIGERATOR 135. DdeNd 011 tbe . . . ., ... tMal per month, 162 aeres, barn, Meeker. Phone 992-5'19Z. 6-30-ztc eblcken bouse, shed, tobacco P•rt 1M. I CclwdJ, Olllo, oa lecUoa base tQOd soli bU. Call for UP TO $100 OFF, Floor ModHANOI HAILED lnformoUon. ~.r.i' I........... · •• !I' llftallaou ooll ... .,. els, Side by side Refrigerator TOKYO (UPO- Hanoi Radio HENRY a.a..&ND said ~ the Soviet Un!oo and Freezers, Pomeroy Home and Qrnmunlet China eent ccmgra-- -1Wideeoe Olflce Auto, phone 992-20114. 6-303tc MIIIII tulallolll to North V!etaam, WNtc haillne the claimed downing ot 18 CUBIC FOOT deep freezer, Ule 3,0001h U.S. plane over 1\8 capacity 630 lbo., excellent territoey. According to Americondition, 175. Phone IJ92.5250. Wllke!ville Melhodlal Clnm:b. Sale conduetecl bJ Adami Auction Service~, Rutland, 0. 20 Pbone 742-44&1. Col• .Jim Adtranslator . ams and Col. BW ~ auemen'a straw UOneers, Not ~ fer Today at accidents. ' ter . service. John.. Hi[l'tsOn,. 701 Broadway st.,· MiddlepOrt, Ohio. Phone ~2523. . o~ evenings, · $-$.30tc . 1!16t roRD GALAXIE 500 • , • • ,. , . , , .. , •. $1295 t Door, dirk greee llnish with cleon matching Interior. New W,W, tires, V-8 eJWine, automatic trans., P.S. , R & H. 1962 roRD XL 500 HT CPE. • , • , ,. • ,. ..... $895 !Motlllll while lnlsh with red vinyl Interior, bucket seats, · CGG!ICile. v..a ~ automatic tnns., power steering• ~o a IMter. New.....- tires. ...... 1 ' o o o 0 lerlarlrlm. A ahup 1 owner tnde In, .............. " ~ ' '-·~ RADIQ & TV ;repair, •reliBO)I.•' able prices. Antemill & BOOs- .$1595 t._tne, -~· radio, heater, aew whitewall I �.. FOR EDITORS: The Unlled Slates ·4 th of. ' ' ·~··:~jif ,. ' ···J i .:. ~-' Holiday Store Hourf ' Mond1y, July 1 - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 2 - 9 a.m. tci 6 p.m. :.. Wednesday, July' 3- 9 e.m. to 9 ~m••.. ':,!\ \\; ·, '•'' ". ) 0 pen J uIy 4th t AiM. :h> ''·~ . '. ,, Friday, July 5-9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ~? ' Saturday, July 6-9 a.m. to 9 p.rn. ;y· Holiday- Ouality Grocery Values! MONDAY AMERICAN LJIGI~ ~Juy ot NtW Ham, Staiofflr ,~ .at ll>e Legion lll,ll Jul7 1 at 8 l!o m. Publle lnvite<l Rofl'e4~s aened. ·" . ·' . '' POMEROY GAJIDEN' Cl.ii,lito. . ctJSe~ ale cllmer, home C!UII"I• Wal!M 1be II1"00P 1111111 ''llll)pl' Blrllt- IDI her wiiJI a · dOi1atkJn Gruo..,., Lincoln 101~ M<ladl,y, day" to Mra. Hackett, '!llo calo' IIIII a bealllillll pur .. at IIIDJimo July I, at 6 p.m. • braied bert that day. • utM• . WEDNESDAY Alter tho meal, the nauJar 'l1le Parley made plaoalohavo SOUTHERN LOCAL B a n d moatlng was held wllb lbe preJI- a hlilioie lhower for NurM Thom Jloollers dance W'*"'sdly, July dent, !Ya FoweU (lln. Ernest) at t11elr . Julj" 2f mooUq a. be 3 "from 8:30 p.m. lo 11:30 p.m., opening In ritual laUe form. Mril. ... . tD ,her for ber blrlltday oo Racine Junior Higli ,SChool; .muelc by the ,.Nexfin ~ine." 01180 • 1o the public, """. Jb.58c Center Slices Chuck J~~w~ • Frr• Bread or n1p. .....ftiPt Wlllll'l AlP hln Sallll • . ~. . ec I • I • lb.Sic l~b. I I I I I IIA.. pQ• .,.. z ~. lb. I ate c Generous Shank Portions In••~ I I lb. SJ98 • I I I • lb.• I I • I lb.69c I 4 !;. Sl69 ,.z~ . 1 Assorted Popsicles • 12 ,.4tc MADE FROM HARDWOOD • 525 UTRI PLAID STAIPS r•• "'" Strto oo y..,, - AM '"' - "'"' ...... CHECK ITEMS YOU BUYI PJor. olll 100 100 100 ,_ ''""' 50 ,._m D D '-- D D 50 D 25 D 25 D D D 25 ....,....,. __ _ D EXTRA Pllld ....... PUIICIWt:OFOIIlJI.Iblu.... ...,. - I D HAll JANE PARKER-Enriched PUIICIIASE Clp'o EXTRA "'"'OF- Olll Z-1\ JoM .....,.. Haddaca Pwllw• WHITE EXTI'tA ....... ........... PURCHAIE OF SZ.IID • 111011i1 ' EXTRA Plold lltmpo - BREAD PURCHASE OF Olll 1441. Ja< Coftlt CriiMII' . EXTRA Plold lltmpoI'UACHASEOFOIIlCMI AMHak ..... EXTRA Plold ltompoPUIICIIASE OF Olll IJ.I..._ AM 22-oz loaves l..llht Chunll T1m1 .- 1t " llfAl&ION ·Frozen Lemonade · "J.I#MAND .· ltiOII.ian Coffee • ..... • - .•. lobo. • • 7lc • • • • EXTRAPIIId ltompoPURCHASE OF lZ... ... PUIN Wldo -~~~~ ElT1IA PII\CJ ltompo PUIICIWt:OFOIIl II«. C.. YAUD THRU SAT., July IIIIo. • • • • THIS WEEK QET YOUR ' @tM:.,G~ . C.UP are MEI::I'JNGS BEGIN . A camp m.ttnr bellal lhrl ......... at tilt ~~¢ford Gbrlltlaa l1llloa . ~h. eonlllllil lbrGuah lbt 14111. 'l'be llo¥. RI.J· mood Rleo Ia lbe ....,..Uat. Evtr)'OIIIIJwel<omo. Flm Veuel 8111111 '' Tbe USS Reu~n Jamu was tbe first warship sunk ID NEW HAVEN - The approx. lmats)Jo 170 members of Local No. f26, Utlli4' Workers Union o1 Aminica, AFL.CJO, remain~ off lbelr Jol>oi at lbe Philip ~,. Plant near here loday as a otrlko for higher waps and full ' · retirement benellts movad Into Its ..oond day. • Picketing waa reported peaceful wllh no Incidents hlvlq oecund by lale morning. George Wright, Local No. 426 UWU A preslcient, said lhe unloo Is prepared for a Ions strike un- U. It was sunki" a ~ - br October, 184 ·, whlie ool convoy duty oil ·· coast of ~- ThiJ wai . d ·~ two sides- that of Neither tho Unlled scales. It la more like two the Soviet Union people running lo keep up wilh attack the other each other. , u.S. ~r~ "" ll>e. ~ by ,• · hlil\'.tt~cl#rl' lo achlove sur~ prlaa:·: '11* Unlled Stoles his , . oni!ount,efl4 wlth.nolW radar syslOlita 14 ·~0!11~ . ~ elOIIlont of 1 w:pr'l~~~~~ Juiip the u.s. d.. terr~,liltl~ ~e · 1987 Mo&C(Iw bepn \>UIJd!!W 1n antibollladc miuile (AJI)I) syolem, callad Galosh, afqurd · ~cciw. Wor~ mIt his ali(w. It baa pOt· been e....,..sed to other cities. · llut because ol tho poosibll14' that Moa~'a in~ ABM might be OJIPIIndod by ll>e 1970s, ll>e Uoiled Stales plans in lhe next few years to convert part of Its force of 1,710 land and '*"' at y - s e d · mlaille• mllltlple warbe.c!s. Tile multiple warhead mi .. sUes, known as MJRVJ wJll be a hup step in the anna racu. In a few years they ·wUI multlpJ.y se..rol-fold llle 111111ber of U.S. ell)lloslves which could be rat~ on tlle Soviet Union. This wDI mean that ABM defenaes several times heavier could be penetrated. Defense oUlclals have said that after an Initial U.S. deployment of some MIRV s, the extent to which this counb')' deploys more will depend on Moscow's progress on AM. Therefore, the "trade" in ne Me~•·Mason POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Area \ ' ' ~, ,. 0 Weather Parlly clauiJ.y, cooler, acatterld shmroralllll lbunderahowers I<>Uih tonight, low In 1411 extreme . - but Ill 50a eloowhere. Wodnoldl1, oiloall¥ ...... n,y, lillie loJIIIIOI'IIIIre c._ • \.J 0 . ' . t TUESDAY, J, ·de: FIVE CENTS ,. . ' ,. Ca era Sale I SAIGON - MILITARY SPOKESMEN TODAY said U.S. Marines ldllad 169 Communlsls In What may hive been the last betUo of Khe Sanh. They llald Leall>ernoc:k rear guards cui d(lwn 11>e attacking Como ·munlsta lbreo miles southeast otlhe fori in Soulh VJetioam•s nortJt.. west corner, whlle Marine demolition teams blew up Kite Slnh'a bunkers. Are Ofterin( Fabalowo KODAK INIITAMATIC CAMilRAS II Fabulcus . 8.\VINGS lo you. Plel1nd are Ju111 iour of the 1itlllllolfuJ INSTAMATIC OOTr1'l'8 NOW ON SALE In I!UEJili'ELDB IIAIK . . Reg. $19,95 !'!104" Outfit . ..... .$ale $1_ 4. . ' '· Reg• .,,;,~ ,'ftp" Outfit ... . .. Rae. $49.tS. ~'304" ~ ·. ~- .... Reg. $59.9,$ !'404".Outfit . . . . . . >! . ' I W, ~~· ~· , $3,.8.66; $ile $41~' ' ' Four other power plants Jn Ohio and West Virginia went out on strike one day before PhUip ~rn plant workers foiled 10 report lo work after fail. ure ot the comDanY and the unJon to agree on a contract which expired at midnight June 30. Personnel at the Wlnd10r, Phi ~ lo, Tlddand Kammer plantlllork. ad llle past month oo a day-to. NEW HAVEN - A statement, double time, 24 boors a day. algnad by Local 426 UWUA We have callad the parents ldent George Wright, was re- of some of lbe boys and asked leased late this morning ~r· them to persuade their SODB to talnlng 1o the fact lhat 15 own. come wt ot lho plant. We have mer laborers remained on lhe been ac<11sed of lhreatonlng 111e ployeea wont t11 strike at mid- night &onday. The statement follows: To lbe People of Meigs IIIII Ma· son Counties: We, lhe hourly employees of the Philip ~ plant OWiiad by Jllo AIIPalachlan Power CofiiPIIII)', would like ;vou 1o know lhat lhe power oom- loas lurid about 15 )'OWll men, that ware working as stnninor laborers, Into staying In lhe ~ Plant durlns the strike lbat Is now In effect. 1be ball used 1o keep ll>ese people In lbe plant Is the promise of high wages. They are paid at the rate of eight hours at atralghJ WASHINGTON - THE HOUSE HAS APPROVED and sent 10 hall and llle tblrd eight boors at .. 11;, Sooale a $300 mllllon, lhreo-year program lo provide extra li'ee and low-cost sehool IUDthes f<ir needy children - a ~r pi of the,Poor Peopl~'s Clmpa..... MilS. RUSSELL DIES Tho action Monda,y was coupled wllh peaaage of legislation Mrs. Harriet M. Russell, 206 wltleh wDuld require distribution of lhe lonchesln such a manner U.t W. Main SI.,Pooleroy,dladTuosroolplonta would oot be ldentlfiad 1o t!Jtlr schoolmales. ,I dll' at a Sprlngftald holl)lltal. The body .. m be returned here, wtlh I. arrangements 1o be lllllOUIIced to liter• J1o.r Seoul or Girl Scout Troops · plalinlng 1o oxhlbll at 11>e 1968 GAUGE'$- Galllpollt,l2.0and Mala• Cowtb' Fair are asked lo, 12.2 rowtliiJI ~~ of rollera; LODGE TO MEET , nollr,.ll>e JuniiN" Fair Secretary, Ft. Pl~aant. ZUO; Fomern,y • P<omero!l) Lodge 164, F&AM, . ' Jlebbljo Oltlll)ger, Box 32, Fonte- )filllll, 20.20; ll1nlon, 0.80 fall. wUI meet ' In regular aeaaloo at ! ' ·roy, .or tho "Extenslm Ol!ioo,.b.Y lng; . ~ FaDs, 2. 70 1811111(; 7:30 p.m. Wodne~. Relrealt" July II; Tr!JI>Pa will hive ult(!ljt Clllrloltoo; 18.60rlallil. J.oodan, monts will be served followlq l!li~Cf of ellbor 4 or 6 teet, do- M&rmfot, lltd Wil!lteld, aro on 11>e meedng. Master maaOIIJ are 1 • pelll!}ng ·..; enrollment. lhe sUI. Invited. ~·- " Nor. Picturwd~...... rulOR~ DEPAR'I'iii:NT. ad. Union Statement Made time, e1gbt hours at time ·lnd a '11111 Weat llLBERFI!lUJS negotiations whenever a new pro.. dO¥ basis before llrlking satur. posal, more attractive than the one previously given, Is otrer. ~~~ ifu'?:1~~~.W:=~iu!l~'r::~Je~ ·-!r ~~.!~~~~/-!! .~.!Jt:J'~~·· Thl• 1a prepared f<>~:. deUvery at tile City Club here, lhe vice proaldont laid, "The urgent probiO!Ils ot our ciUea today oro evidoot lo.&IIJ'me w~ tries to walk In them, or drive, breathe, or tlnd a quiet park, or a !lCine, or a hospital, or a school a chUd could be proud ol. • •, .. he said. "We reallze Increasingly lhat tho <Icy itaolf Is not tho prol>lom. '1110 c14' Ia onJ.y lbe place whore a score of different problems conVIrge. And we have not yet do"veloped lhat central, uniiYing Idea W!Il<h will be a raDylng point for aclloo. TMt Is wley I haW caDad Cor a Marahall Plan for America's cities." ' Wright, 11 but after five (rultlen sessions, negotiation& were shut ott Saturday." John La Rue, personnel man. aaer for the Appalachian Power company, Roanoke, Va., who is negutladng for lho Philip ~rn Plant ol tho Central Operating company at Grah&JU station, re. ported Monday be •"Very much" ' - s ne.,Uatlona cao be slaried again and lndlcaled his aldo Ia willlq lo meet an,y time. Local No. 426 spokesmen llald they also are willlrig lo renew Pr••· By Unlled Preas lnternaUonal Take Pictures Where the F~u~·'ls With . KODAK ·INSTAMATIC ·CAMERAS -. leas tho compan,y proposes a much more attractln otter, Wright oald lhe loealla aaklng 54 cents per hour aeross the board and full retirement bene. ftts, over a three year period. The C:OfiiPIIII)', aa ot Monday afternoon, hs.d offered raises to~ tallng an average per employee of about 20 oonta por hour dur. lag the next three years, accordIng 10 wright. ~•we have tried to pt together with the oo.._ on a new ..,.. tract for a period of weeks," said :; ~~~~~~l~i!i!;;;~~;~~l~~~W;l;!;r;?;t;ili;;;;~;;;t;m;mr:;;;;;t~:;;~;:;;:;:;~;~;:;:;:;~:;:;:~~~;~ :~:;;;:;;;:w:rt;:;;~;;;;;:;: '' 1roopa River Gauges . \ 'l1le paranta woro !old that, In effect, 111e boys are attlng as strike breaker& " or scabs as some people eau them." This label will follow them the rest of lholr lives. We feel lbat lhe Appalachian Power Company does not hove the right tO sacrifico so JnaiiY reputations at the altar of 11>e almighl.ydollar. '11loy aboold. Instead, send these boys homo. Voice your ()))Inion. Call the ntalllg1!r, New Haven, w. Va., 882.:1111. Tlullolt you. George Wright, President Local 426 UWUA Hearings Announeed July 12 by Welker State Rep. ltalph Welker said today lho Orst hearing of tho Legislative Service Commission study committee on medical ser- vice payments will be July 12. He aaka that aror hospital, doctor, dentist, pharmacist, optometrist, or - r person who hao had undue delay In JII)'IIIOits made b,y tho atale for his services to cqntact lbe repro,aontau... Welker aa1d be will aee U.t such proble/na are presonled 1o ll>e stq11 commlllee for Ita ...,. altloraUoo and recommondat!Ons for correcUve acUm b.YII>e 1081h general IIIOIDbly, ·.· .&un~il· Balks . . - . on ,Fire Truck Issue ' TONIGHT & 'roES. July 1-2 TONIGHT AND TUES. July 1-2 Elvia Preoley STAY AWAY, JOE (Tochnicolor) between the deterrence. Slates "'''" could now 1 But even that ana!OJI)' doesn't quite ftt Beeauao It takea maD¥ 101ro 10 bUild i weapona ·system, both c<luntrles aclually are running now to reach 11>e polnt whore each thinks 11>e other wUI be In t!>e 1970s. Also, each cDIIIllry must ba.. Ito calculallms not on how 111111 1! roa!Jy ell)lecls 11>e oll>er 1o run, but on the maximum possible progress tile other might make. In Ibis way is tile arms roce propeUed. Test New System Last year 11>e Sovtets began testing a "!factional orbital bOmbardment system" (;FO~ which in theory coutd knoc:k out • · News•.. in Briefs before the .. Unlled Statea,p~~ · ofllcl!lfly In tbe yar. "! ~. , DRIVE·IH MUGS 111ATa by planes and submarines carrying atomic weapono. :::::''''''''':)::::=i=:'1'''::::)::::;':::r:=:!t =:=:' :::::':::::== := Ji?' :::::::::::::::=::::t::::=i::::(::):::)=r Worl~ lfiar bury. BAREFOOT IN 11IE PARK · Rebert Redford, Jane Fonda · PLUS DIE COOL ONES Roddy McDoWau Debbie lj'ataon arms, Including a ben on International Bights and cruises •ubmarln• _. . . o-ve~ Sporn Strike in Second Day F. Fich, Jr., 8.69 A., Chester. William M. Nease, VIrginia L. Nease 1o Gerald D. Nease, Anra F. Nease, Lot No. 6, Ra· cl ... ·James 0. Pullen, dec. to Roberta E. Pullen, Susan E. Poole, Stophen R. Pullen, Stophanle M. Pullen, Cart. for trans., Middle"He cloims tho! ''' sound trods lot Sdtuni'!T ~.., kids' shows we,. cteoled by mindless lllflrstsl" port. Archie L. Pleroo, Virglnla K. Plen -e, to William D. Child&, Cey, Gary North110, CaroJ.yn Sue slnpr, 1 acre, IAtart. Tru ~tee, lA A. 1~ A. , Middl~ Northup, James Rickman, PatriEarJ.y Hoaeoe SearbeiT)', MD· cia Ann Rickman, to Robert S. drad Scarberry, lo ~If· porL Ray R. Phillips, Eura Marie Betz, VIrginia K. Batz, Frank Holsinger, ~ Acre, LaJart. Antlqul4' Land to' Unlm Phillips, to Harold E. HyseR, L. Snedaker, MarJorle Snedaker, Twtla s. Hysell, . 40 A., RutlaD:L loJe, Middleport Carbide Cotp,, 911,17 A., LetarJ. EarJ.y R. S<arbercy, Mildrid C. C. Cuckler, 10 I• Jlonaluoo, Albert L. Paynter, dec., to Scarberry, 1o Raymond w. HoJ. Parcel, Har1!1onvllle. Hattie H. Paynter, cert. tor trans., Lebanon. Haltle H. Paynter, 1o s. w. Durst, Dorothy Durst, Parcels, M AIO ~ at man's slowing the proliferation of any given time, Is the balance ; VOL. XXI 1'!10. NO. 49 Henry E. Bahr, Eileen Bahr to Annette Kaye Ftch, Richard Village of Mlddlepor~ 10 Dale M. Dutton, Margaret DutiOo, 4.42 A. , Sllesbucy. Herman A. Grueser, Ann& M. Grueser, to Kenneth G. Sinclair, Shirley A. Sinclair, 8 Acre a, ~ ford. Denver Thomas, dec, to Mil· drad l Ziegler, William R. TJoo. ma, Glen W. ~ Cert. ol trans., PomerO)', Mildrid l Ziegler, George A. Ziegler, William R. Thoma, Kar· olina E.. Thoma, GleD W. Thoma, Grace J, Thoma, Edith Hines, to John E. Runnel, Edna M. Hu"" nell, 4 Acres, P<meroy• Mary M. Wolfe, 1o Darren L Dugan, Shirley A. Dugan, Parceb, Racine. ..... Rebcock, Leone Ba)). <O<k, 1o Robert W. Larklno, Freda G. Larkins, Olive. Jloy E. MIUor, Maurita L. Miller, 10 John llOJ!e~ Epple, Jwoe E. Epple, Deed of Corre.. lion, Chesler. Odla Burrla, JotophineE. Burris, Andrew DeCoy, Betty Jo Jl&. root wllhout being deitroy~ In return. The Pom.goo eal~leo that !l Moscow • &tt.ocked ftrat, suf!lclent V.$, · W)dergi'OIIi.l missUes, mlsaUoa IIIII bombers wou!AI aurviV. 1o kiD 120 mllllon llusatans. If the Unlled States struck ftrot, 120 mllllm An!trlcana wouid die. ~lng Ibis, neither coontry Ia llkeJ.y 10 start ooclear war except by · aecldent, gross miscalculation or madness. 'l1le balonce Is not stationary, like two welghls on a sot ol Devoted To The lntere.IM OJ The Transfers tlleney, to Ernest Wright, Jt..W, Salem. Andrew E. Hart, to Ernest 1 Wrlgh~ &-W, Salem. Lovina Braley, to James F. Aroold, Lots, Mlddleport. Theresa D. Skelton, Trus. to Dale M. Dutton, Parcels, Salls- "The ncurl4' does not lle In his Wilponry'' but ''in his mind." PreaLUnably in mutual recog. · nlllon ol thlo, lhe Unlled States ' Lebanon. Donald Metheney, Shirley M&- U.S. .soviet If lhey come 10 real lflpa Wllh the prcblom, are llkely to be amoag tile moot c'""plox 11111· dlmcult ...r Chief Justice John Marshall oo.rvad on lbo Supremo Court for 34 years, longer than 111¥ ·othllt justice since tho court waa crealed In 1789- en, A&P Fruit Cocktail .. ....... ... Mandarin Oranges ..• !.-c: 19~ Salad Dressing~~ Qts•..•49~ A&P Cottage Cheese 2~49~ 17.... .. UniOll Now You Know Isbury. Holiday-Quality Grocery Values! I & PCharcoal • • HOME SI'UN Paper Napkins . • • OUR FINEST QUALITY I & PApple Sauce • • 16 BAGS FREE 01r Own Tea lacs • alid neit .meotiJ!& lUI be awitll!f.r roiat,at Mrs, owen w~~· Jlll,y 2t, for lo Charles DOIIald Reltmlre, Nancy Jane Rellmlre, .23A, Sal- I I and Mr. lUi Sr• . J.: .. J Guelll.l me ilra. ~~ Rooillll ..lei Mrl. 111111 Olen Doerfer, Rosalee Doer· b. Dti!IIOIIICO Steab Rl~ Steaks aoNE IN .Fresh Spanrilts SUPER Ca11lll H11111 RIGHT Soviet ·.~ f~lty: ' slowing lheploo oflh8lr"l'ace to .b!!lhl · uP, mclear · we.pons - delerrents, • ltleJnpled. ·At lhe algntng !olonday oi the Inirlcale SyotOID ll"~IY · io halt ~ apreld or such Tho nuclear·arm• roee will be weapoois to ,the 1101>11Uclear hard. ' 1o unravel because It rlatiOIIJ, Prealdeot Johnson said amourts to .,.:tach more than -- the discussions would start ilfn simplY bolldlng ever more and By DONALD H. MAY lbo nearest lllfure," better weapons. It is a matter WASHINGTON (U P I) In Moocow, Soviet Premier of Intricate actlons and reac~obert S. McNamara, when he Alexei Kosygln set forth broad tions. was detense secretary. once and detailed .l)ropoaala for ·The most Important lhlng, et BERRf'S . . Property I lhe •agrold lo open talks aa· ~oon •• possible in an effort lo alow tho 111clear arms rice. Tho follow'111 diBJ!ateh opeUa out smne of thO ruling . faelot'! · In 11>e dectolon, ond ........ juat how dllflcult ll>e problem lo. THURSDAY POMEROY CHAPTER No. 186 OES, regular meetlng Tuesday, 7:45p.m. CIRCLEVILLE BIIILE Collep ~uartet at lhe HarllonllllrlsUin Unloo Church Cll1iP II)Oetlng Tuesday, Jui¥ 2 at 7:30 p.m. "SUPER. RIGHT Quality SMOKED luH PorliOII and and the Soviet Union have ·moving loWard · negOtlatfOna on '. ' ' . ' - . ' . . j . dO¥ night. J. A. Moore, Pldl[pSpomPiant manager, said Monday IIJIII!"Olli· mate),y 70 supervisory people are at the plant on a 24-hou.r basta operating the plant. 11 We expect. to keep it on the line," said Moore. "No inter· ruption ~ service to customers ts anticipated."' One point of concern wllh the union Monday waa the fact that about 15 lemporary employees, most or whom are working m a summer college program, re. malnad on the job wilh supervla01")' perSOIUiel . Th~ union charged lhat a sale\Y factor ia lnvolvad ln keeping these young men on the j(lb and that the non . unloo temporary workers do mt realize that they n1a:, by working in a strike sit. uation, disq.ullify themselves for future acUvltles. · · •·Pidtmhaltbeon let Dilf"*oi!VO points lncludlnc one on the Oblo aide of lhe river at Racine, by Monday evening and the unloo In· dieated one more wou.ld be set up at 11101her locatloa ~A spokesman of lhe union oald this morning that It Is not anticipated negutlatlons ...,ld be .-wed loday, Nobody SECURE SIGN· - MARTY DORST, left, and Larry Clark, piJce a sign ooll>e Ohio- at lhe Ohio HI ver, wllh ll>e struck Phllip Spoto Power Plant ln the background. Eutern Meigs CGomljo men who work at the plant use this area to launch boats ln which they go to work. - SerdMI Pholo. Talking In Strike CANTON (UPI) - No nego. tlatlons were scheduled loday in tbe strike of Ohio Power Co. employes in tho eastern, northo eastera and northwestern sec· tlou of Ohio. J1ck Corns, 0 h l o Power apokosman, sald the <OOIPlD¥ woulcl seek a court injunction agolnat ll>e lhree striking llflo lona, but no firm deveiOJIIIIOnts in eueh acdon were accomplis~ ed by ~. he llai<L Tloe unlms Involved In lho wop IIIII lrlnae benoftt dispute include ll>e UUIIUes Workers of Amerloa (UW A), whose mombeta walked oil tllelr Jobs la•t Friday at generating planll at 1969 Regatta Dates Set It was agreed to sponsor the Big Bend Rogetle Weekend •· was so that the Mid-East OUtboard Racing Allan. can lake gain In 19611 and Jomo 20-21..22 was set for It when llle Fornoroy Chamber ol Commerce met Monday at Bailey's restaurant. The decision lo hold Ute Ollh regatta came after it was re~ vealed the event this year was a ftnaDclal suceess 1n addition to being an ~><cellont public pro. motion for 11>e oount,y. Tho C of C, headed by Pres. ldont Jack Carsey, discussed pros and 00111 ~ tbe re'ptta ac.. tlviUos lbla past year and toY· oral -lltlons 111at might reIIIII In Improvements were CJI. !Mad. Tho key ro&IIC!II for setting dates for lhe 1969 regatta now pl8118 of lhe event lo lhe natimal oull>oard meetlq where ills hoped dolermlnatlon can be reached to permit no other boat raclq 011 lbe weekend of t h e Pomeroy event. It is anticipated that a Larger number of racers will be attracted to the Big Bend Regatta eompetltlon nexl year. Aooater roasoo for lhe oar)Jo setting of the 1969 dates is so 11>e Big Bend Regatta may recalve state and national exposure through membership In the Ohio Festival Assoelatlon. President Carsey said a complete financial report on lhe regalla at Ibis year will be presented by Trea..,rer John Wil- ~~::::·=:=.Pete W. VL . inen lll,..U, hoWeYor, arplllllbal lbo • •·. 011~ Ia af -tho IIIII Uam Blaettnar at tile 1'01111· Jar ..-!ng. In olhor actlvl4', It wu . to .100 toward lbo 1o bring lbe AmeriCIII W1 n ; ~ to Fomeroy Ill lal/ 2>. Tho chamber a]., dl__. sowing grass on..., r1nr bank section oloag Eul· MainSt. clearad from 11oo rewa~ ..,_ gotla IIIII seeurlne ..,.. to be located olong the new Rt. 1 ~­ pass dlredlng lllDiorllla to IW' Pumeroy business ollllrlct. MoJ),y Hill, Bill 01w- 11111 Norbert Compton were liUitlltl 1o Jhe lltllllboatiDi comadU. if salect namesafeandl<latesfortlle ehaml>er' a board at dlnctara. . 1 Anderson, Ex-GAHS Athletf% ' On Jet Forced Down By IIIII beak- ...lq ..~'·JI! ~Ita Queen lor and aontor )'tara lchool • Prior lll -rlnl In Jato....,, Woot -·~.­ � 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 07. July 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 July 1, 1968 bramlage evans jackson stanley