https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f3871b89d64aa49a01d63fd0442b104f.pdf d4d7c9b1cd5ddff71029463b6c0c93b4 PDF Text Text .. 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 -·~.­ �•, ,• - 1111e lllU, Sellli!ltl, ~- • . • r '1 "' • '~' • .i);t. Pomeroy-M~~ ,o.; ~•· '1 •• -~>'·· ·.;·- , _ .. . in . S~di~~S! . d. . . ,. :60 ,g· ers· f '• ; .•. •i . - , n 2, •ijf -r '· . ". .. . · . ~ Unl~ Prell Jntiri\aiiQiliJ ~:- 2. Win· ~~~~Am·n·~ri::: ~: . Gibson, But Lose ' , New.'' . . · ~naa Mullen of the Bo¥•' Leo'· Bolllmore 38 35 .521. 9'h lilt llldlana won a Ugbt, 3-2 Mllmesota . 38 36 ,514 10 >Jctory over AUon Acrao ollll'e oakland 38 37 .507 lO'h I .... '!P lolondoy niCbt In the only Call!lll'nla · 37 38 .4113 1!lh 117 VITO STELLINO ....,, pll¥td In Mlildleport. a Bolllon 35 a~ .479 12\', UP! !lj1orta Writer lhldil the recorda of bolh clubs Now York 33 .452 14'h Bob Glbaon laqlled ootwllrdll< 4 an1H. · Chlcqo 32 40 .444 15 at mlafortuno Monday nl&flt but Tho Indiana were ahead 2.6 Washington · 28 44 ,389 .19 he must have erl,ed a bit Fi"* ·Into the aixth but the RedMonday's Roaulta underneath aU the amUeo. ~ Ued II up on Terry Brew- Bos!Dii 3 oakland o, nlgllt Glblon 11t am!UJW and i!:'' homer. However, 111 error Cleve 4 Mlnn 1, night apporently relaxed In the st. lliow U for the Redlega In the Chlcqo 6 Bait 3 night Loula Clrdlnol dresalns room lome lial! of the sixth when SleW- Wash 3 Now Yo;k 1, nlshl and 11111 aU the rlihl lhlnga, Ut walked, was the llrll out on Detroit 5 calif 1, ni(!llt like "the most 1m.....- this II ~- Warner' a fielder'& choice, Toclay's Problble Pitchers to win the atme." fiarner llole 2nd and 3rd bases (All Tllnea EDT) And Glbaon did win the g1111o fnd ame home on a pick oil C.U!ornla (Murpby z,o) at by a S.l margin as the ~ · at third base In which tho Detroit (WUson 5-5), 8:00 p.m. Clrdllllla towed the Loe ~ wenllaiG left field. Minnesota (Chanco 7-8) at Angelos Dodgers. But with tho : ' Acree IIIIOed 8, walked 5 and Clevelllld (WWIIms 5-4), 7:30 Corda leadlns the league by Glh Uullon fllllled 6 and walked,one. p.m. g1111oa, II was hard to believe •. lndlon hitters were Joy Man- New York (Bahnaen 7-3 or tho g1111e Itself was the moot !07 a homo run In tho fourth Moni>ouquotte 5-6) at Waohing- IIIIJlOrlllnl thing. !lining, • A. Dodson a alngle and ton (Ortega 4-6), 8:00 p.m. Tho really (IIIJlOrtant thing to l!Jve Swisher two slngles. Chicaso (Petera 3-8) at tho crowd of 54,157 at Dodger : For thoRedleea, bealdooBrew- Baltllnore (Hardin 5-4), 8:00 stadium was that the drama of Ill"• homer, Allen Acree, Doug p.m. the heralded Glboon-Don Dryoo\'C!'tt and steve Brattoo each Ookland (Krau 11o s-7) at dale duel was decided In the IJI!iled. Boa!Dii (S&nUago 9-4), 7:30p.m. Drat Inning when Gibson tossed ~01• 000 002-2 4 I Wedooliday's Games a wUd pitch to let In the 000 Ill- 3 4 2 california at Delrolt, night !Jodsers' lone run. ' A. Acree and D. Acree. Mul- MIM at Cleveland, night One wild pitch. It cost Gibson i lin and llanl07, Warner 5. Um- New York at Waoh, nlgllt 1 sixth consecutive shutout ~~~ Booker and Bo7d. Chicago at Baltimore, night which would have tied tho ' • oakland at Boston, night record Drysdale set lest month. I.: And II Sllllj)ped his conoeeullve , •o · ' \!!'•· Nellie.Tracy ,.Y • pat ~. ":' \l'~·~lln.r·. llap!•• "'r!PI,If: .c:bO.I!Ifr. Od '!1111 prlz••blii!>:S won ••HI'.I- ., . ' F'rO.q~~, lll'ro: !le)'IIOido, ( · Mri. hlrf Bunce, end Mrl. Pat ·ij. .L" .Inspec · ·. tion _· Planned . IHS• 7118 "11/Jifi/JoW, ' fhf '*""" • ..,., . Plana for ln&poei!QI to be held te.m lkii1Dn hlttxr. [I) '7wenty Negais" For Salt: Setlt1'01 Irish Maid S•""'""· t1101t ofth.,. for Fl.,. YtGrr. On• lril~ JIGR Servant ... Also Four or Fiv• Lillely N<QrO Bov-. -Celollll Advertllemnl The story of tho Negro ID United States his- lory bepn In Jomeaton, Va .. In 16111, when unnamed Dutch miD of war unloaded a cargo of "20 negan" hijacked from 1 Spanish ab1p bound for tho West Indies. 11 Ia aignlllcant that for some 40 yean after thla, Negroes, numbering 1 few hundred among 1 population of a few thousand, were u free or 11 unfree, as their feUow whites In lbe So.ilhem.colonies. Most of the latter were IDdeutured-lerviDg out a period of lime u aervanta or laborers In elchan&e lor their pasaap to America or as punishment for Ill crimeo committed lit England. For example, 270 Seottlah rebels lflalnat the Crown were tranaported and oold In Bollon in 1652. There was no offlelil dllerlmlnoUon, no raclll barl to landi>wnlnJ or votinJ. Negroes · owned other Ne.....,a. At least one Ia recorded as bavlq lmDOrled • white ·servant. Common Negroes worlled t.o 1 e I her with common wbltea. lntermarrla&e wu frequent, often enoourapd by tholr mulerL The racial situation at this junclure wao fluid, notea Lerone Benll!!lt Jr. It contained the aeeda of several oltorn1Uv01. Indentured aervitude could have conUnued for Negroes and whites or both &roup& could have been reduced to Illavery. In the end, aoci.,...onomlc forces selected Negro lllavery. Negroe~ were otronc. cheap, highly visible, UDprolected by atronl government! and nonCbriiUIIII-IIn Ideal oolftt of labor for the planlltion system, which was coming Into Helen Help Us••• sr aottel ASKED FOR USl This column Is for young ~ pie, their problems and ploaourea, tbeir troubles and tun. AI wllh tho rell of Holen Help Ual, It welcomes laughs but 1100'1 dollga a serious C~~esUon ,...,~ a YO\!Til Dear Readers: The writer ollho !ollowlnsletasked me to chanso It "so I recognized." T h I a seems a eel)' necessary, tor most of u , at some time or othHelen or, ohare his problem. Many won't about It, fearlns as brush.<>ft. "BUl" s that t:M.y're t h e Send your teenage questions dl!lorent ones, and somehow abto YOIJTII ASKED FOR IT, care normal . of Helen Relp USJ this rtewspaNow, read on, and let me know per. how closei.Y you relate to BIU. 'l11JS PROBLEM Wll.L RINC A Dear HoleD: !lEI L WITH MANY TEENS rm next year'• bociY president, active in aport.s, oo the honor roll. J ha.fe a tantastic family llle whleb ts the envy of all my friends. Fm poJIQlar llld got o!ong with eve<Yboclv. r---------------1 Now Nationwide I I Guamntees Renewal I :I · I I I I . . ___ .... Now; ·f<ir·~tl:te first'iioii!'ifltbe' insurance inaustry, Nationwide Insurance will guarantee renewal of Homeowners' insurapre for five years. Ask me about it. ~ ~--·--~-. _. ' I 21 U. 2nd. 21 4 E. 2nd. Ph, 992-2472 Ph. 992-2472 POMEROY, OWO I I I I I 'I I.·L---. Homeofficc :Columbus,Ohio I I I I I I Nationwide Mutual Fire Inwrance Co. Nationwilk life Insurance Co. Nationwide Muwalln•urance Co. II I I I I I I I I beial to meet tho IJ'OWIDI Wlll'ld demand lor rice and iobacco, aitd later cotton and auaar. The trend to slavery was soon bullresaed by Oddly enoul!h, It was a Northern colony, Maouchuntta, fhat first gave slavorr ltlll aancllon-ln 1841. ·~ "I dOe not see bow wee con tbrive U!ltlll wee ptt Into a atock of slaves sulflclent to dne aU our bwlnes, for our children's ehiJdrea . win hardly see this snat continent fiDed with people," wrote tho brother-in-law of Gov. John w~. . of laws 11alnst mllcegenaUon and A heal lntermarrl•l• were also enacted. In leeT, VIr· glnla was the flnl to rule thet Cbrlstlan baplbm did nolllter the sllt111 of 1 slave. 1t.n intricate ooelal and legal-ud p~ycho­ loglcll-alructure deai&ned to make tbe Negro a aeparote and InferiOr beln&, and keep blm and his children slaves for life, waa beinl erected. NEXT: The there. rve prt on a facade, 1mperoonatlng the persoo I wan! to be, yet who am I, reaii.Y? For the !lrll time the shell has cracked a Uttle. and I see my. self as false, a pretender. I don't believe in ~lng I aa.Y llld I quosUon overythlns I do. And I know that soon the crack \viii mend and everything will fall back In place In Ume ond Fll be oo better. - BILL Dear Bill: Who doesn't stand on tho aldolines and Walch himoelf perrorm? That you reel gui)ty about It means the shell h a s _... ure er rm writing ttda to impress remember me by." - Too Exciting for Anyone to Mi•• Thi• Summer -At Home Slama Bible School ·.• Ended June 9 THERE i• thrilling reading, too, in this newspnper's full coverage of the world of sports, business, politics. fashions, amusements and all the other topi<s of the summer. Plus, o wealth of exclusive features and popular pages that are tops in printed enwrtainment and nhopping III!BiBtanee! DEUVERED at your home each day or mailed to your vacation addreM - it's · the newspapl'.r you'll find m011t informative and cnjoyahle this Kummer - and all year lfmg! THE tilLY SENTINEL I ;, t on Job' 11 ware made when Rock Mro. WIUis AnthonY 111"'1"1 ,.._ Gran&' met Thlirlldlf"' frelhmtllla. A summer Doral !lliht at the haiL piece made by Mra. Knish! ..,._ Fred Goip!n; maater • pr.,:. tered lhe table . . oldod at the ~JWdO!riJWwhlcb tlnje the ehertor· was .drilled In . ~ory of Kolio·.East!nlon Hood. Praetlee Wll held lor lnspo.. tlon, and Goe.cleln .IIIIIIOWICed the Pomona Grange meetiJW for Friday. Relrelhmenta were served c1ur1n1 a conclud!JW aoelal hour. PLAN SERVICE Rites of COIIIIIIIIIIIon will be ubaarved at tho lllndQ" momIns -lhlp sentce of the Trlnl(y United Chureh or Chrlot. The ROY, BIU Perrin will be back from vacation. I .. Chonoe 11011 H. Deer Helen: Do yoo think It lo morally wrot1i for a 13,.year<>ld boy to give a small bot olneere ldaa on t h e cheek to hla girl friend, In private? - WONDERING P, S. - We don't go togother. We're .iUit friends. Deer Won: No. I think It' • kind& sweet. -H. Raphael Hollnahed (died about 1580) Ia remembere:l chiefly because hie "Cbronlcles of Eniland, Scotland, and Iretana," a eompen· iiiliO:rv and lelend, for IIUIIIY National League :By'united Preas InternatiOJIO! ~•• NoUollll League • AB R. H. PeL ~ou, Pit 211 21 75 .355 !rom our Bul.,. ElleeJ. lenc:e CoUeetloni lloae, Cln 314 53 IDS Flood, St.L 320 48 101 Jlman, Cln 299 44 94 lAaub, Hou 284 27 89 O..leo, NY 181 20 56 llc~:>J, SF 225 42 69 !IWan, Alia 252 19 n Alou, AU& 319 32 97 Gf!>la, NY 214 18 65 , . American Leaauo ;· AB R. H. Jlttlan, Boa 217 37 67 ~. Ook 192 24 58 Ymold, Boa 243 41 73 F.lhod, Was 273 36 79 llhindr, Min 280 27 ·so !hUh, Boa 261 41 74 Qarow, Min 197 22 56 a ·s I • • gram, the theme bein8 "God's Word, Toda)''e Hope." Teaebera oc ijle classes were, nursery, Boa Wood and Ealher Allder8011; beginner, Faye Lewis and Linda Morris; primary, Gracie WUJOD end Floronce Barrett; )lnlora, Hazel Blaokwoed, Joan Kem. . and Nancy Joseph. and leona, .107 and Larry Clark. Helpers were David and Jane Wloeman, RO&Or and HeiRigp, Alan BlackwOod, Colllle Grounds, Fannie Ja~ Mildred Workman, Mary llamlnl, Charles Barrell, 1'11111 Jordan, Gloria Hutton, Clovis Doerfor, Judy King, Roll Coa, TtmSIQTe. Mabie Paule,y wu In <harp of muole with Nancy Joseph and Comle Gr- aaalllllng. Co.dlrector of the •cbonl wao J o e So,yre. There wore 125 ohUdren reglatored with on averap of 105 each da,y and 78 ehlldr• with perfect attendance. These were all given attendance eer .. tlficates, with the teachero and helpers rocelvlns · awreelatlm eertlfl<ates by Roaalle SIJrt. Crafts made by the - · were dlspla,yed In each room lor viewing. Leaders _ llajor League Leodora FOR VACATION TIME U.S.A. lb' United Church of Christ hal eaneelled lhla week .tie to hollda,y. BA Ill .344 .316 .314 .313 ,309 .307 .306 , 304 .304 Pet. .309 .302 .300 .289 ,286 . 284 .284 (Jil¥1, Min In some oflicea, tbe latNt thiDp in IIWIIIIttr clothe• are the lecretulea. • • • • St1111bourg ~ Is pate IU fole Q"Gf, ac.:ordillg to 4 faacinotillg fUler ll!u! Ill a ~per w• road. LdJ' Df ,:;;,,;i;hl.;lo;o-.;;;:;; ..,..,.. - 17 Jew•l•. Stain I.., 11 .. 1. wattrproof~. Automtllc. $1t.t5 When you bow whtl males 1 watcb cick. you'll JiM 1 Ilion. ,/ Now- let a trv the! one "lJ''ill for meoniltfl, hwb7 QUICK QUIZ Q--Whlch stet• l11 the Unlo!l /1'0!111 on faur of the Great !AU1? A-Michigan. Lake Ontario io the only Great Lake not touchinl the 111te. the loss. Bolb Dryodale and Glbam are IMIW 1o-:5 thl• year. El-ere In the NotiOnal League, PbUadoltlhll towed Chleaao s.t, c~ncl...tl niiiiJOd Hooaton 3-2 In 11 lnnlngJ aiod Atlanta beat san Fnftoloco, 5-l. Eleventh Inning Win In the lith Inning acorod TOllY Perez to give the Redo the triUIIIPh over ·the Aatros. Perez drew a walk. stole second as JohnnY Bonch atrock out and went on to third when John Bateman's throw went into eenter. He then scored on Tommy Helma' a&erlftce 0y Perez' tly. Tcm Dukes, the titth • • The E. H. Johns of Findlay say: "Central electric heating and air conditioning only costs us $1° 0 amonth more ... and it's the best dollar we've· ever spent!" Jfiwi• REHEARSAL CANCELLED Choir r.._aal II the Trln- ' - The Mt HARRISONVILLE Union Church closed Ita daii.Y l..:::::::.::=.;:.:;:::;.::::;.___'!lll_ _ _ _.,.,. ~·: t-·i .,., ' seorelesa innings• streak at432- W. L. Pet. GB 3, rulnlns his bid to match or St Louis 47 30 .610 ... beat the record o1 58 2-3 that Atlanta 40 36 .526 Glh Drysclole also oet lost month. San Francisco 40 38 .513 7'h So Close Cincinnati 38 37 .507 8 one wUd pitch. Gibson eame Los An&eles 40 39 .506 8 so close. But he just said Pltllllurch 36 36 .500 8'h phlloaophlcali.Y, "I threw a wUd New York 36 38 .486 9'h pitch and that's that" PhUadelphla 34 36 .486 9'h The wild Jcltch came after Chicago 33 42 .440 13 . consecutive two out singles by Houaton 32 44 .421 14\1 Len Gabrlelsoo and Tom Holler Monday's Results and scored Gabrleloon who Phlla 6 Chicqo I jumped ~ and down on home Alionta 6 san Fran I plate as the crowd roared. .Cin 3 Hou 2, "II Inns., nlshl Gibson pitched shutout baU St. Louta 5 Loo AJW I, nlsJll the rest of the wa,y althou(!ll he (0!11y glllles ochoduled) waan't really sha!p as h• was (Today'a Probable Pitchers touched lor nino hits and (AU Tllnes EDT) wolked two. But Dryodalo was PhUadelphil (Fryman 111-'/) at way off form as he allowed 10 Chicago (Jenkins 6-9), 2:30p.m. hits In 6 1-3 innings while taldng Cincinnati (Arrigo 4-3) at Houe!Dii (Lemaster 7-7), 8:30 Linescores ..-..,;.......... "I know for a fact we only pay a dollar a month more for electric heating and cooling than we paid with our gas furnace and window air conditioner." says Mrs. John. "'And ali the comfort. cleanliness, and convenience is worth many times more than a dollar!" In June. 1966, the Johns installed an electric heat pump-the central unit that heats and cools flamelessly. It now costs them ------·-· $32 a month- instead of $31- to heat and completely air condition their 7- room home, refrigerate and cook their food, wash their dishes. wash and dry clothes, heat water. and do everything else the convenient total- electric way. P.:. 279 32 78 . 280 Loolo (Jaster .5-4), at Loe Mlnn 000 000 010- I 3 I ' JICirlon, Ilet 229 34 64 .279 AJWelo• (Singer 6-.'/), ll:.OO p.m. Cleveland Ill 001 'OOx- 4 10 2 :·. ~ . pltla)urgh (i.!cBean ,&-7) at ., Boswell, iPerry (6), Roland ,., ·1 New York (Selma 7-b. 8:05 (7) and .Zlallnerman, Look (7). McDowell, Wllllams (8) and '~ Home Rw p.lll. Azcue. WP- MdloWell (8-7), LP , Nttl~ teague: McCovey, Atlanta (Jarvie s.sl. at san GiontJ 20; 11. Aaron, Braves Francisco (Marlchal 14-3), 11:00 -Boswell (7.7). HRa-Johnaon2 (Znd & 3rd). oDcl, Hart, Glints 15; AUen, p.m. W doe da,y' G 8 :Pblla 14; StorROll,Plntea13. PhUad·':'la c~ ames - American League F. Howard, ....,., at cago Chicago 410 010 000- 6 6 I /!OaatDr• 25 ; Horton, Tlpra 18, Pitta at New York, nlglll Ball 010 020 000- 3 4 3 HUretaon, Rod Sox 16, KWo- Atlanta at san Fnncloco Pri&IY, Wood (5}, Locker (9) br.,, 'rwtna l3i Powell, 'orioles Clncinna.U lit Houston. night and Josephson. MeNali.Y, Nelson · lnd Ollq, Twins 12. St ~· at Los Angeles, nlsJit Q), Brabender (6), Leonhard . Runs Bolted In (8) and Blefary. WP- wooc( (6· :National League: McCovey, 3), LP- McNally (8-7). lllla~•-~, 52 ., Perez, Reds 46 ., International League Standi!Ws Brodford 2 (3rd & 4th), Aparicio ..,.... By United Preas InlemadQiliJ sup. . Cuba and Cepeda, Corda w L Pel GB (3rd), B. RoblnSCHI (8th), 44(' !linch, Rods 43. . Toledo 40 34 .541 ffie!ary (7th), ' · . ~orlean Leque: F. How- Roeheoter 35 33 .515 2 N.Uonal League ~ Senators 58; Horreloon, Columbus 110 001 210- 6 12 0 34 33 _507 2'h PhUa Ro4 Sex 54; Powell, Orlalea 49; Louis viDe .&DO Chicago 000 002 002- 4 8 3 36 36 3 47 · ,· NortJu-..,, Tlgara ' Horton, Richmond 35 36 .493 :!'h S!qrt, Wagner (9), Boozer (9) 1 ~· and Oliva, Twlnl 4L Jacksonville 34 35 .493 aih and R.Yan. N,ye, Roll (7), Fall I· .. ' . Pitching Bua.lo 34 37 .479 flh (7), Lamabe (8) and llmd!O)'. NatiQiliJ . _ . , Mlrlchal, < 32 36 '71 5 WI'- Short (6-3), LP-N.Yo (4-9). ~·-~- 14-3• Koo Mota 11· ., •• cuae •' UIWI''-~~ ' aman, Monda7'a ReauUa 3; .. Selma, Meta 7-2; · Blass, Toledo 5 Columbus 2 (hi, 7 Plnlea 5-2; 5 Ued with .667. lnn!np) ~orlcon L e a g u e: John, Columblu 1 1'llledo 0 (2nd) White Sox .7..0; McLain, Tlgara Buffalo 7 LoulaviUe 6 I,_,; Wrliht; Angolall-2; HWor, Rochester 5 Rlclanoncl 4 ANO BE YOUR SMILING BEST ~· llld PeiTIIIOIIId Twins 6- (Oni.Y games aoheduled) The muscular aetlonofyourdl· pallve oyatem, eaUed PerlslalTREVINO ADVANCES als, should nat alow dowa. If this PALM BEACH GARDENS, happens waste materials can Fll. (UPI).. A lhib place finish buUd ~ In the lower tract llld llr the Cleveland Open enabled you becemo Irregular, uncomu.s. Open olwq> Lto Trnlno fortable and feel atu!!ed. to btto third place amonc C&rtor'a PWs with Hs unique IOII'a top llllllley wlmero, It was llxl,tlve formull wakes ~ the - e l l lllonda,y, .. aiOifed doWn musclea ofthe lower ,Trevino, who hat- eamed- dJ&eatlve . tract and atlmulatea .... 103, lftOI'e pall . Geor,O' .10rlalllola, pvlnglomjlorarllteArdter, !'i!O llalida In fourth U~f of this trregularley-, Than')'OU PI- wl.th t87;559. Jlll~ Clllptf WW be yqur amil!JW best .. ~~ ·flrll pi~ wlpo '134,185 . MllfiCJ111 Jihotla!led """'· iiQd 'lG111 . 111'61·.._• II second 'PUlL Wh.Y don't yOU. •.ai,736. ....... ' 89-c. ' ~·I " WAlE UP YOUR PDISTAlSIS boating! mer! Each time you open your newspaper you are greeted with startling headlines, absorbing stories and striking news picture• - which make this newspaper yonr eyes and ears around the entire globe! ~. MI-a. ChlrleoBemott, llld Choose Hu~:OVa ~ or Awa7! • WORLD news is really sizzling this sum- Jol)eo, !.Ita. Eo11 K\'llht M r a. vacation Bible ochool Juno 9 ly PHIL PASTORET with commeneement exerelsea Moths have a highly deat the Harriaonvlllo elemenlary. veloped sense of hearing. and school. they llaten every tllne we buy The program was opened by a new suit, too. the director, Roselle SIQTe, In• troducing the· pastor, Cecil Coa, Pt<~plt who Ilk• to get up toith th• bfrdl ore for cracked and soon ,.the person and Slpt, Lorry Clarll. T h .o thom, 14VI our late-riri"fl you're lmpersonallns'' wiU be progrrun was each elan taldnl: colleGfll.lfl. the real you. Fd peg you aa an part In a mak~Ueve TV pro• • • ploaaea me. Have never heen lly which smooths every bump. In trouble nor do I expeet to be. What you call "lack of emoNo l!l'llblem, liJU r,a,y? .Vntll. tion" real'¥ means "ld.Y omalaat week l•sr- Then, along ~ haYe ,nov.-.; been chall"!)l-. dlaeustlon about 1n generaJ111 1Jo1'.» They will, rrlend, they wm, started me thinking, and for the now that you've aeen behind the flrll Ume 1 saw myself eloari.Y. !acado and have be&IJ!l the quosHelen, rm like an actor In a tlonlng which - 1 hope- will play. I seem to have no emo.. ne\'er end. - H. tlooa. Everything I do, I 1118- Deer Holen: tyze flrll, tell myself how· to ld.Y girl friend Is very well perform for the best effect, a- ott and goes to an exclusive ware that I c:an outsmart t h e girls' college. Ste is also very situation, avnid helng hurt. pretcy. Now for my problem: rve jull gone thrcuSb two girl About a month ago she de~d­ frlendo who attracted mophysl- ed to startehewlnstcbaceo.Sinee ca11y and modally, bot once I then her brOalh Is atrocious and want with them 1 lost lnteroat. her teeth ere turn!ns yellow. I Even when we were necking, rd beg her to atop, but ahe says tell myself what to do next, ao she enJoys it and If I love her thls was expected of me. Pll let her do aa she pleases. Pm o!w~cya plOf(ns a role: - WJIAT'LL I DO? On the footllall lleld, wltb poo- Deer Whal: pie. I Clll't tell rlihl now wbethSend her a 11JIItoon - "To you or whether I reaii.Y m0111 11. I have locked myself In an Impenetrable shell that 1 can't take down, yet nobody knowslt'o c . "'-. "'r!nP Ia,.. AI 1 han Q.llte an ego, t h 1 8 eaa,y-achieYer, living in a fam- ·I on Homeowners·l•rance. ... \ GaJ..r · . · The loooteoseo, Mrs. Emer10!1 . .. ., c.rw-•t ' .I , Find out for yourself just how much flameless ...................... electric heating ' would cost in your own home with a free, no -obligation estimate I ; . • from Ohio Power. You'll probably like. it as well as Mr. John, who .. says, "We've had eve,Y type is th'! best yet I" of heating, l:iut this total-electric way Mr. & Mrs. E. H John. 3319 N. Main, Findlay, Ohio The trend is clear ... The Total-Electric Age is herel �•, ,• - 1111e lllU, Sellli!ltl, ~- • . • r '1 "' • '~' • .i);t. Pomeroy-M~~ ,o.; ~•· '1 •• -~>'·· ·.;·- , _ .. . in . S~di~~S! . d. . . ,. :60 ,g· ers· f '• ; .•. •i . - , n 2, •ijf -r '· . ". .. . · . ~ Unl~ Prell Jntiri\aiiQiliJ ~:- 2. Win· ~~~~Am·n·~ri::: ~: . Gibson, But Lose ' , New.'' . . · ~naa Mullen of the Bo¥•' Leo'· Bolllmore 38 35 .521. 9'h lilt llldlana won a Ugbt, 3-2 Mllmesota . 38 36 ,514 10 >Jctory over AUon Acrao ollll'e oakland 38 37 .507 lO'h I .... '!P lolondoy niCbt In the only Call!lll'nla · 37 38 .4113 1!lh 117 VITO STELLINO ....,, pll¥td In Mlildleport. a Bolllon 35 a~ .479 12\', UP! !lj1orta Writer lhldil the recorda of bolh clubs Now York 33 .452 14'h Bob Glbaon laqlled ootwllrdll< 4 an1H. · Chlcqo 32 40 .444 15 at mlafortuno Monday nl&flt but Tho Indiana were ahead 2.6 Washington · 28 44 ,389 .19 he must have erl,ed a bit Fi"* ·Into the aixth but the RedMonday's Roaulta underneath aU the amUeo. ~ Ued II up on Terry Brew- Bos!Dii 3 oakland o, nlgllt Glblon 11t am!UJW and i!:'' homer. However, 111 error Cleve 4 Mlnn 1, night apporently relaxed In the st. lliow U for the Redlega In the Chlcqo 6 Bait 3 night Loula Clrdlnol dresalns room lome lial! of the sixth when SleW- Wash 3 Now Yo;k 1, nlshl and 11111 aU the rlihl lhlnga, Ut walked, was the llrll out on Detroit 5 calif 1, ni(!llt like "the most 1m.....- this II ~- Warner' a fielder'& choice, Toclay's Problble Pitchers to win the atme." fiarner llole 2nd and 3rd bases (All Tllnea EDT) And Glbaon did win the g1111o fnd ame home on a pick oil C.U!ornla (Murpby z,o) at by a S.l margin as the ~ · at third base In which tho Detroit (WUson 5-5), 8:00 p.m. Clrdllllla towed the Loe ~ wenllaiG left field. Minnesota (Chanco 7-8) at Angelos Dodgers. But with tho : ' Acree IIIIOed 8, walked 5 and Clevelllld (WWIIms 5-4), 7:30 Corda leadlns the league by Glh Uullon fllllled 6 and walked,one. p.m. g1111oa, II was hard to believe •. lndlon hitters were Joy Man- New York (Bahnaen 7-3 or tho g1111e Itself was the moot !07 a homo run In tho fourth Moni>ouquotte 5-6) at Waohing- IIIIJlOrlllnl thing. !lining, • A. Dodson a alngle and ton (Ortega 4-6), 8:00 p.m. Tho really (IIIJlOrtant thing to l!Jve Swisher two slngles. Chicaso (Petera 3-8) at tho crowd of 54,157 at Dodger : For thoRedleea, bealdooBrew- Baltllnore (Hardin 5-4), 8:00 stadium was that the drama of Ill"• homer, Allen Acree, Doug p.m. the heralded Glboon-Don Dryoo\'C!'tt and steve Brattoo each Ookland (Krau 11o s-7) at dale duel was decided In the IJI!iled. Boa!Dii (S&nUago 9-4), 7:30p.m. Drat Inning when Gibson tossed ~01• 000 002-2 4 I Wedooliday's Games a wUd pitch to let In the 000 Ill- 3 4 2 california at Delrolt, night !Jodsers' lone run. ' A. Acree and D. Acree. Mul- MIM at Cleveland, night One wild pitch. It cost Gibson i lin and llanl07, Warner 5. Um- New York at Waoh, nlgllt 1 sixth consecutive shutout ~~~ Booker and Bo7d. Chicago at Baltimore, night which would have tied tho ' • oakland at Boston, night record Drysdale set lest month. I.: And II Sllllj)ped his conoeeullve , •o · ' \!!'•· Nellie.Tracy ,.Y • pat ~. ":' \l'~·~lln.r·. llap!•• "'r!PI,If: .c:bO.I!Ifr. Od '!1111 prlz••blii!>:S won ••HI'.I- ., . ' F'rO.q~~, lll'ro: !le)'IIOido, ( · Mri. hlrf Bunce, end Mrl. Pat ·ij. .L" .Inspec · ·. tion _· Planned . IHS• 7118 "11/Jifi/JoW, ' fhf '*""" • ..,., . Plana for ln&poei!QI to be held te.m lkii1Dn hlttxr. [I) '7wenty Negais" For Salt: Setlt1'01 Irish Maid S•""'""· t1101t ofth.,. for Fl.,. YtGrr. On• lril~ JIGR Servant ... Also Four or Fiv• Lillely N<QrO Bov-. -Celollll Advertllemnl The story of tho Negro ID United States his- lory bepn In Jomeaton, Va .. In 16111, when unnamed Dutch miD of war unloaded a cargo of "20 negan" hijacked from 1 Spanish ab1p bound for tho West Indies. 11 Ia aignlllcant that for some 40 yean after thla, Negroes, numbering 1 few hundred among 1 population of a few thousand, were u free or 11 unfree, as their feUow whites In lbe So.ilhem.colonies. Most of the latter were IDdeutured-lerviDg out a period of lime u aervanta or laborers In elchan&e lor their pasaap to America or as punishment for Ill crimeo committed lit England. For example, 270 Seottlah rebels lflalnat the Crown were tranaported and oold In Bollon in 1652. There was no offlelil dllerlmlnoUon, no raclll barl to landi>wnlnJ or votinJ. Negroes · owned other Ne.....,a. At least one Ia recorded as bavlq lmDOrled • white ·servant. Common Negroes worlled t.o 1 e I her with common wbltea. lntermarrla&e wu frequent, often enoourapd by tholr mulerL The racial situation at this junclure wao fluid, notea Lerone Benll!!lt Jr. It contained the aeeda of several oltorn1Uv01. Indentured aervitude could have conUnued for Negroes and whites or both &roup& could have been reduced to Illavery. In the end, aoci.,...onomlc forces selected Negro lllavery. Negroe~ were otronc. cheap, highly visible, UDprolected by atronl government! and nonCbriiUIIII-IIn Ideal oolftt of labor for the planlltion system, which was coming Into Helen Help Us••• sr aottel ASKED FOR USl This column Is for young ~ pie, their problems and ploaourea, tbeir troubles and tun. AI wllh tho rell of Holen Help Ual, It welcomes laughs but 1100'1 dollga a serious C~~esUon ,...,~ a YO\!Til Dear Readers: The writer ollho !ollowlnsletasked me to chanso It "so I recognized." T h I a seems a eel)' necessary, tor most of u , at some time or othHelen or, ohare his problem. Many won't about It, fearlns as brush.<>ft. "BUl" s that t:M.y're t h e Send your teenage questions dl!lorent ones, and somehow abto YOIJTII ASKED FOR IT, care normal . of Helen Relp USJ this rtewspaNow, read on, and let me know per. how closei.Y you relate to BIU. 'l11JS PROBLEM Wll.L RINC A Dear HoleD: !lEI L WITH MANY TEENS rm next year'• bociY president, active in aport.s, oo the honor roll. J ha.fe a tantastic family llle whleb ts the envy of all my friends. Fm poJIQlar llld got o!ong with eve<Yboclv. r---------------1 Now Nationwide I I Guamntees Renewal I :I · I I I I . . ___ .... Now; ·f<ir·~tl:te first'iioii!'ifltbe' insurance inaustry, Nationwide Insurance will guarantee renewal of Homeowners' insurapre for five years. Ask me about it. ~ ~--·--~-. _. ' I 21 U. 2nd. 21 4 E. 2nd. Ph, 992-2472 Ph. 992-2472 POMEROY, OWO I I I I I 'I I.·L---. Homeofficc :Columbus,Ohio I I I I I I Nationwide Mutual Fire Inwrance Co. Nationwilk life Insurance Co. Nationwide Muwalln•urance Co. II I I I I I I I I beial to meet tho IJ'OWIDI Wlll'ld demand lor rice and iobacco, aitd later cotton and auaar. The trend to slavery was soon bullresaed by Oddly enoul!h, It was a Northern colony, Maouchuntta, fhat first gave slavorr ltlll aancllon-ln 1841. ·~ "I dOe not see bow wee con tbrive U!ltlll wee ptt Into a atock of slaves sulflclent to dne aU our bwlnes, for our children's ehiJdrea . win hardly see this snat continent fiDed with people," wrote tho brother-in-law of Gov. John w~. . of laws 11alnst mllcegenaUon and A heal lntermarrl•l• were also enacted. In leeT, VIr· glnla was the flnl to rule thet Cbrlstlan baplbm did nolllter the sllt111 of 1 slave. 1t.n intricate ooelal and legal-ud p~ycho­ loglcll-alructure deai&ned to make tbe Negro a aeparote and InferiOr beln&, and keep blm and his children slaves for life, waa beinl erected. NEXT: The there. rve prt on a facade, 1mperoonatlng the persoo I wan! to be, yet who am I, reaii.Y? For the !lrll time the shell has cracked a Uttle. and I see my. self as false, a pretender. I don't believe in ~lng I aa.Y llld I quosUon overythlns I do. And I know that soon the crack \viii mend and everything will fall back In place In Ume ond Fll be oo better. - BILL Dear Bill: Who doesn't stand on tho aldolines and Walch himoelf perrorm? That you reel gui)ty about It means the shell h a s _... ure er rm writing ttda to impress remember me by." - Too Exciting for Anyone to Mi•• Thi• Summer -At Home Slama Bible School ·.• Ended June 9 THERE i• thrilling reading, too, in this newspnper's full coverage of the world of sports, business, politics. fashions, amusements and all the other topi<s of the summer. Plus, o wealth of exclusive features and popular pages that are tops in printed enwrtainment and nhopping III!BiBtanee! DEUVERED at your home each day or mailed to your vacation addreM - it's · the newspapl'.r you'll find m011t informative and cnjoyahle this Kummer - and all year lfmg! THE tilLY SENTINEL I ;, t on Job' 11 ware made when Rock Mro. WIUis AnthonY 111"'1"1 ,.._ Gran&' met Thlirlldlf"' frelhmtllla. A summer Doral !lliht at the haiL piece made by Mra. Knish! ..,._ Fred Goip!n; maater • pr.,:. tered lhe table . . oldod at the ~JWdO!riJWwhlcb tlnje the ehertor· was .drilled In . ~ory of Kolio·.East!nlon Hood. Praetlee Wll held lor lnspo.. tlon, and Goe.cleln .IIIIIIOWICed the Pomona Grange meetiJW for Friday. Relrelhmenta were served c1ur1n1 a conclud!JW aoelal hour. PLAN SERVICE Rites of COIIIIIIIIIIIon will be ubaarved at tho lllndQ" momIns -lhlp sentce of the Trlnl(y United Chureh or Chrlot. The ROY, BIU Perrin will be back from vacation. I .. Chonoe 11011 H. Deer Helen: Do yoo think It lo morally wrot1i for a 13,.year<>ld boy to give a small bot olneere ldaa on t h e cheek to hla girl friend, In private? - WONDERING P, S. - We don't go togother. We're .iUit friends. Deer Won: No. I think It' • kind& sweet. -H. Raphael Hollnahed (died about 1580) Ia remembere:l chiefly because hie "Cbronlcles of Eniland, Scotland, and Iretana," a eompen· iiiliO:rv and lelend, for IIUIIIY National League :By'united Preas InternatiOJIO! ~•• NoUollll League • AB R. H. PeL ~ou, Pit 211 21 75 .355 !rom our Bul.,. ElleeJ. lenc:e CoUeetloni lloae, Cln 314 53 IDS Flood, St.L 320 48 101 Jlman, Cln 299 44 94 lAaub, Hou 284 27 89 O..leo, NY 181 20 56 llc~:>J, SF 225 42 69 !IWan, Alia 252 19 n Alou, AU& 319 32 97 Gf!>la, NY 214 18 65 , . American Leaauo ;· AB R. H. Jlttlan, Boa 217 37 67 ~. Ook 192 24 58 Ymold, Boa 243 41 73 F.lhod, Was 273 36 79 llhindr, Min 280 27 ·so !hUh, Boa 261 41 74 Qarow, Min 197 22 56 a ·s I • • gram, the theme bein8 "God's Word, Toda)''e Hope." Teaebera oc ijle classes were, nursery, Boa Wood and Ealher Allder8011; beginner, Faye Lewis and Linda Morris; primary, Gracie WUJOD end Floronce Barrett; )lnlora, Hazel Blaokwoed, Joan Kem. . and Nancy Joseph. and leona, .107 and Larry Clark. Helpers were David and Jane Wloeman, RO&Or and HeiRigp, Alan BlackwOod, Colllle Grounds, Fannie Ja~ Mildred Workman, Mary llamlnl, Charles Barrell, 1'11111 Jordan, Gloria Hutton, Clovis Doerfor, Judy King, Roll Coa, TtmSIQTe. Mabie Paule,y wu In <harp of muole with Nancy Joseph and Comle Gr- aaalllllng. Co.dlrector of the •cbonl wao J o e So,yre. There wore 125 ohUdren reglatored with on averap of 105 each da,y and 78 ehlldr• with perfect attendance. These were all given attendance eer .. tlficates, with the teachero and helpers rocelvlns · awreelatlm eertlfl<ates by Roaalle SIJrt. Crafts made by the - · were dlspla,yed In each room lor viewing. Leaders _ llajor League Leodora FOR VACATION TIME U.S.A. lb' United Church of Christ hal eaneelled lhla week .tie to hollda,y. BA Ill .344 .316 .314 .313 ,309 .307 .306 , 304 .304 Pet. .309 .302 .300 .289 ,286 . 284 .284 (Jil¥1, Min In some oflicea, tbe latNt thiDp in IIWIIIIttr clothe• are the lecretulea. • • • • St1111bourg ~ Is pate IU fole Q"Gf, ac.:ordillg to 4 faacinotillg fUler ll!u! Ill a ~per w• road. LdJ' Df ,:;;,,;i;hl.;lo;o-.;;;:;; ..,..,.. - 17 Jew•l•. Stain I.., 11 .. 1. wattrproof~. Automtllc. $1t.t5 When you bow whtl males 1 watcb cick. you'll JiM 1 Ilion. ,/ Now- let a trv the! one "lJ''ill for meoniltfl, hwb7 QUICK QUIZ Q--Whlch stet• l11 the Unlo!l /1'0!111 on faur of the Great !AU1? A-Michigan. Lake Ontario io the only Great Lake not touchinl the 111te. the loss. Bolb Dryodale and Glbam are IMIW 1o-:5 thl• year. El-ere In the NotiOnal League, PbUadoltlhll towed Chleaao s.t, c~ncl...tl niiiiJOd Hooaton 3-2 In 11 lnnlngJ aiod Atlanta beat san Fnftoloco, 5-l. Eleventh Inning Win In the lith Inning acorod TOllY Perez to give the Redo the triUIIIPh over ·the Aatros. Perez drew a walk. stole second as JohnnY Bonch atrock out and went on to third when John Bateman's throw went into eenter. He then scored on Tommy Helma' a&erlftce 0y Perez' tly. Tcm Dukes, the titth • • The E. H. Johns of Findlay say: "Central electric heating and air conditioning only costs us $1° 0 amonth more ... and it's the best dollar we've· ever spent!" Jfiwi• REHEARSAL CANCELLED Choir r.._aal II the Trln- ' - The Mt HARRISONVILLE Union Church closed Ita daii.Y l..:::::::.::=.;:.:;:::;.::::;.___'!lll_ _ _ _.,.,. ~·: t-·i .,., ' seorelesa innings• streak at432- W. L. Pet. GB 3, rulnlns his bid to match or St Louis 47 30 .610 ... beat the record o1 58 2-3 that Atlanta 40 36 .526 Glh Drysclole also oet lost month. San Francisco 40 38 .513 7'h So Close Cincinnati 38 37 .507 8 one wUd pitch. Gibson eame Los An&eles 40 39 .506 8 so close. But he just said Pltllllurch 36 36 .500 8'h phlloaophlcali.Y, "I threw a wUd New York 36 38 .486 9'h pitch and that's that" PhUadelphla 34 36 .486 9'h The wild Jcltch came after Chicago 33 42 .440 13 . consecutive two out singles by Houaton 32 44 .421 14\1 Len Gabrlelsoo and Tom Holler Monday's Results and scored Gabrleloon who Phlla 6 Chicqo I jumped ~ and down on home Alionta 6 san Fran I plate as the crowd roared. .Cin 3 Hou 2, "II Inns., nlshl Gibson pitched shutout baU St. Louta 5 Loo AJW I, nlsJll the rest of the wa,y althou(!ll he (0!11y glllles ochoduled) waan't really sha!p as h• was (Today'a Probable Pitchers touched lor nino hits and (AU Tllnes EDT) wolked two. But Dryodalo was PhUadelphil (Fryman 111-'/) at way off form as he allowed 10 Chicago (Jenkins 6-9), 2:30p.m. hits In 6 1-3 innings while taldng Cincinnati (Arrigo 4-3) at Houe!Dii (Lemaster 7-7), 8:30 Linescores ..-..,;.......... "I know for a fact we only pay a dollar a month more for electric heating and cooling than we paid with our gas furnace and window air conditioner." says Mrs. John. "'And ali the comfort. cleanliness, and convenience is worth many times more than a dollar!" In June. 1966, the Johns installed an electric heat pump-the central unit that heats and cools flamelessly. It now costs them ------·-· $32 a month- instead of $31- to heat and completely air condition their 7- room home, refrigerate and cook their food, wash their dishes. wash and dry clothes, heat water. and do everything else the convenient total- electric way. P.:. 279 32 78 . 280 Loolo (Jaster .5-4), at Loe Mlnn 000 000 010- I 3 I ' JICirlon, Ilet 229 34 64 .279 AJWelo• (Singer 6-.'/), ll:.OO p.m. Cleveland Ill 001 'OOx- 4 10 2 :·. ~ . pltla)urgh (i.!cBean ,&-7) at ., Boswell, iPerry (6), Roland ,., ·1 New York (Selma 7-b. 8:05 (7) and .Zlallnerman, Look (7). McDowell, Wllllams (8) and '~ Home Rw p.lll. Azcue. WP- MdloWell (8-7), LP , Nttl~ teague: McCovey, Atlanta (Jarvie s.sl. at san GiontJ 20; 11. Aaron, Braves Francisco (Marlchal 14-3), 11:00 -Boswell (7.7). HRa-Johnaon2 (Znd & 3rd). oDcl, Hart, Glints 15; AUen, p.m. W doe da,y' G 8 :Pblla 14; StorROll,Plntea13. PhUad·':'la c~ ames - American League F. Howard, ....,., at cago Chicago 410 010 000- 6 6 I /!OaatDr• 25 ; Horton, Tlpra 18, Pitta at New York, nlglll Ball 010 020 000- 3 4 3 HUretaon, Rod Sox 16, KWo- Atlanta at san Fnncloco Pri&IY, Wood (5}, Locker (9) br.,, 'rwtna l3i Powell, 'orioles Clncinna.U lit Houston. night and Josephson. MeNali.Y, Nelson · lnd Ollq, Twins 12. St ~· at Los Angeles, nlsJit Q), Brabender (6), Leonhard . Runs Bolted In (8) and Blefary. WP- wooc( (6· :National League: McCovey, 3), LP- McNally (8-7). lllla~•-~, 52 ., Perez, Reds 46 ., International League Standi!Ws Brodford 2 (3rd & 4th), Aparicio ..,.... By United Preas InlemadQiliJ sup. . Cuba and Cepeda, Corda w L Pel GB (3rd), B. RoblnSCHI (8th), 44(' !linch, Rods 43. . Toledo 40 34 .541 ffie!ary (7th), ' · . ~orlean Leque: F. How- Roeheoter 35 33 .515 2 N.Uonal League ~ Senators 58; Horreloon, Columbus 110 001 210- 6 12 0 34 33 _507 2'h PhUa Ro4 Sex 54; Powell, Orlalea 49; Louis viDe .&DO Chicago 000 002 002- 4 8 3 36 36 3 47 · ,· NortJu-..,, Tlgara ' Horton, Richmond 35 36 .493 :!'h S!qrt, Wagner (9), Boozer (9) 1 ~· and Oliva, Twlnl 4L Jacksonville 34 35 .493 aih and R.Yan. N,ye, Roll (7), Fall I· .. ' . Pitching Bua.lo 34 37 .479 flh (7), Lamabe (8) and llmd!O)'. NatiQiliJ . _ . , Mlrlchal, < 32 36 '71 5 WI'- Short (6-3), LP-N.Yo (4-9). ~·-~- 14-3• Koo Mota 11· ., •• cuae •' UIWI''-~~ ' aman, Monda7'a ReauUa 3; .. Selma, Meta 7-2; · Blass, Toledo 5 Columbus 2 (hi, 7 Plnlea 5-2; 5 Ued with .667. lnn!np) ~orlcon L e a g u e: John, Columblu 1 1'llledo 0 (2nd) White Sox .7..0; McLain, Tlgara Buffalo 7 LoulaviUe 6 I,_,; Wrliht; Angolall-2; HWor, Rochester 5 Rlclanoncl 4 ANO BE YOUR SMILING BEST ~· llld PeiTIIIOIIId Twins 6- (Oni.Y games aoheduled) The muscular aetlonofyourdl· pallve oyatem, eaUed PerlslalTREVINO ADVANCES als, should nat alow dowa. If this PALM BEACH GARDENS, happens waste materials can Fll. (UPI).. A lhib place finish buUd ~ In the lower tract llld llr the Cleveland Open enabled you becemo Irregular, uncomu.s. Open olwq> Lto Trnlno fortable and feel atu!!ed. to btto third place amonc C&rtor'a PWs with Hs unique IOII'a top llllllley wlmero, It was llxl,tlve formull wakes ~ the - e l l lllonda,y, .. aiOifed doWn musclea ofthe lower ,Trevino, who hat- eamed- dJ&eatlve . tract and atlmulatea .... 103, lftOI'e pall . Geor,O' .10rlalllola, pvlnglomjlorarllteArdter, !'i!O llalida In fourth U~f of this trregularley-, Than')'OU PI- wl.th t87;559. Jlll~ Clllptf WW be yqur amil!JW best .. ~~ ·flrll pi~ wlpo '134,185 . MllfiCJ111 Jihotla!led """'· iiQd 'lG111 . 111'61·.._• II second 'PUlL Wh.Y don't yOU. •.ai,736. ....... ' 89-c. ' ~·I " WAlE UP YOUR PDISTAlSIS boating! mer! Each time you open your newspaper you are greeted with startling headlines, absorbing stories and striking news picture• - which make this newspaper yonr eyes and ears around the entire globe! ~. MI-a. ChlrleoBemott, llld Choose Hu~:OVa ~ or Awa7! • WORLD news is really sizzling this sum- Jol)eo, !.Ita. Eo11 K\'llht M r a. vacation Bible ochool Juno 9 ly PHIL PASTORET with commeneement exerelsea Moths have a highly deat the Harriaonvlllo elemenlary. veloped sense of hearing. and school. they llaten every tllne we buy The program was opened by a new suit, too. the director, Roselle SIQTe, In• troducing the· pastor, Cecil Coa, Pt<~plt who Ilk• to get up toith th• bfrdl ore for cracked and soon ,.the person and Slpt, Lorry Clarll. T h .o thom, 14VI our late-riri"fl you're lmpersonallns'' wiU be progrrun was each elan taldnl: colleGfll.lfl. the real you. Fd peg you aa an part In a mak~Ueve TV pro• • • ploaaea me. Have never heen lly which smooths every bump. In trouble nor do I expeet to be. What you call "lack of emoNo l!l'llblem, liJU r,a,y? .Vntll. tion" real'¥ means "ld.Y omalaat week l•sr- Then, along ~ haYe ,nov.-.; been chall"!)l-. dlaeustlon about 1n generaJ111 1Jo1'.» They will, rrlend, they wm, started me thinking, and for the now that you've aeen behind the flrll Ume 1 saw myself eloari.Y. !acado and have be&IJ!l the quosHelen, rm like an actor In a tlonlng which - 1 hope- will play. I seem to have no emo.. ne\'er end. - H. tlooa. Everything I do, I 1118- Deer Holen: tyze flrll, tell myself how· to ld.Y girl friend Is very well perform for the best effect, a- ott and goes to an exclusive ware that I c:an outsmart t h e girls' college. Ste is also very situation, avnid helng hurt. pretcy. Now for my problem: rve jull gone thrcuSb two girl About a month ago she de~d­ frlendo who attracted mophysl- ed to startehewlnstcbaceo.Sinee ca11y and modally, bot once I then her brOalh Is atrocious and want with them 1 lost lnteroat. her teeth ere turn!ns yellow. I Even when we were necking, rd beg her to atop, but ahe says tell myself what to do next, ao she enJoys it and If I love her thls was expected of me. Pll let her do aa she pleases. Pm o!w~cya plOf(ns a role: - WJIAT'LL I DO? On the footllall lleld, wltb poo- Deer Whal: pie. I Clll't tell rlihl now wbethSend her a 11JIItoon - "To you or whether I reaii.Y m0111 11. I have locked myself In an Impenetrable shell that 1 can't take down, yet nobody knowslt'o c . "'-. "'r!nP Ia,.. AI 1 han Q.llte an ego, t h 1 8 eaa,y-achieYer, living in a fam- ·I on Homeowners·l•rance. ... \ GaJ..r · . · The loooteoseo, Mrs. Emer10!1 . .. ., c.rw-•t ' .I , Find out for yourself just how much flameless ...................... electric heating ' would cost in your own home with a free, no -obligation estimate I ; . • from Ohio Power. You'll probably like. it as well as Mr. John, who .. says, "We've had eve,Y type is th'! best yet I" of heating, l:iut this total-electric way Mr. & Mrs. E. H John. 3319 N. Main, Findlay, Ohio The trend is clear ... The Total-Electric Age is herel �' •· •• • ~ -..i.. - ' ~~- Sija- f-roy;.:=.:~~~~: ,,. ~l'lllk Df.-"l and Larrr cot• I ' 'I •'. I· . • ., ,, '.:'·. '• ~,1' ·,•: .;I. .' , r. ll1e 11od&er pitching and •· · . 1 ! • • w ~ • •• '' · · ,., · -~~···~ :.:::::.:; All-Star Sq· uc i(/, · y ' _ ' , ::: ~~~- ~ llDdlld ll1e 'rl- •••.,.' ltiftoe· f!it~: b IlNck 01\1! .!lalked lOur .._,_ BOSTON .:ellor:·:;.,.......;,~ "'~ · ..,.. ~- ·. (VPI) - • ;, 1 -f.';;.IIIUirawweSuverwlll a dOuble IIIIi llnsle 11111 MartlDi!lard, ....... ......,, 111, Keith "'ood . """' - '" IIIII Donnie Folmer Noh· a lin· ale. Tlpro pltlng blta 'llero B, Marohall with a double and s. White. two alngles. /' wu nomed to the AmeriOlll Leoaue All-lltar team )loudly Cor the 13th time In bls Wustrlwscueer-butthlsllme It was atrl•lll hoaorary. The 36-year-<lld New York Yllllko 11 w1n CI!TY an e uaer anemic bitting avorap . ot around .240 Into the traditional mid-season classic, but he stiU Oashea hl1 explosive power on occasion- he has 11 home runs thla season tor a career total of 529, Dve ahert of a tie with Jimmie Foxx fer thlnl p!Jce In the all-time home run anniiL · Mantle was picked with nine other players, Including leldlns better Ken Harrelson ot Bollton, as Manager Dick Williams rounded out his 25-man team tor the July 9 game II tho Houston Astrodome. Powell, Johnson Cboaen Chosen busldes Mantle and Harrelson were first baaeJftln John c'Boog'' Powell ard secolli be.seman FREE FLAG TO THE FIRST 50 ADuLT CUSTOMERS·- -WEDNESDAY JULY 3 ~- Dave JotmsOD of Baltimore, lhortatqJ Bert Clmpanerls of Ookland, Detroli thlnl baseman Don Wer!, outlleldera • Rick Mmiay ol Ookland and Tony ouva or Minnesota IIIII catchers Joe Azcue ol Cleveland and Dusne Josephson of Chicago. It wa~ the tUih atrall!ht year In which OUYI. was chosen. E.NJ~ other ~lver with tho exce.Ptlon of Mantle ftJ select- - ~ to 'l1li 1--~. ~.... - aera 1111! <'*hoi cholf the aild 'w, By JIM RAMSAY C\Q8tl un b\\\S r .. TAKE A VACATION You will~ like ·our fast courteous service. You can clean up bills, take a vacation and have money for other personal needs. Then have only one convenient monthly payment. Phone first for quick approval. Then stop for your money. WIMBLEDON, E.,wd Graebner, •ho alread,y ba, done more than his share to turn the current Wimbledon tennis cbamplonshjps Into one of tho more topsy-turvy altair& In history, looked forward to wlw.t could be breather today against a another giart killer. SoUth Africa's Ray Moore. Three Other lllllted States players, represelilng the IP'e&· test American onslaugllt on the AU-England courte In 1111n1 a year, also IHlped to gain thO semi-finals ot the men's shlg}es CUPO- Clark todty. The field of ell!ht quarterfinalists In this Grst CIIIOn Wimbledon tournament wu evenly d I v 1 d e d with tour amateurs and tour protesalot>aiL OnlJ ono member ot the top el8ftt seeds- No. I Road Laver of Australia- bad miJII8od to PHONE 992-2171 12~ E. MAIN ST. POMEIO'Y', 0. YOUR ROOF NEED PAINTED? .: ~ ~; ! DOES 1 .. A I U/1 ANATION 1ASIESTOS FillED LIQUIJ ILUIINUI COATING FOR: 'THE HOME l/JM ANATJfJN ·. t'!Ml pv.~ a dom9illtrotloli 01) , ,~ fi;inl aeconllnc ~ lleb- wen &a........,. • 'I· . ... ~m~-:.~·e>en~ ... wtelt ~ilt here with 1111 ,..._ . ... Mr. and Mrl, Ruu,il!Uco. Tbf/1' .... ~dtod Ill BelJi'e With' Mr. iAd Mra. Dtmla Wal5ii!n ,. ~. ~~~r.n. a Mra. Relplt Jo<dlll and Cb!l· c~nn; ~. Dabble and li4l»b m, ware wetkand ..eat• 1!f her mother, Mr1. Vlolol lllrlll)8lr, olld tile u-1 lloUJ !lloib': 'i'bey · <amo eopectelly Cor h e srawat1on of ;soy lloUJ ~tile .. ~· Holzer Holpltel School I( lng. I ' f!lura• . "' $26.ttpr•. '·' .••• ' • . ,'" • 1 • . '' .. • . ll··,iO···H .\1 :ps·ceatraliir•. · . ,tJir'·l ; J ,,.,,; ·~ .. ' ' .• <,' .• w·,. , . . ', " • . ' l' w~ (o' • .~~ .\ ' li a month ' ('14.00:1110 yean=•1880.00) . ' . ,.' '• . .. . ~"·~'.t0¥tl . . HOSPITAL NEWS . ~· .i~ ·' '• . I . ' ' .' -~~ ·•. . ,,10 ,. ,; ·, ,· ' ,,·n. ·. ·' " . ·; ·... "··:., \,. .,1 0 Reedsville .News, Notes CITY LOAN gavings Co. , . lltl~ _YOWII ..... bi ·····~tl!'!llll!••.;.,•,,tiil!!',~ .~ 11o1~ -~ Lou!., w:. m survive as tar~ as the quarter- & I . · In Topsy· Turvy E'rent OHIO ·... .:;~y~iss '-,1. · ~ 'L' wnuama, . IIIIo aulded the Rod Sox to ,their Oral· penrut In 21 , years In 1957, blmOd io..n . and MrL Jfili ~•WI.• il1llmP!Inl .,tolf. Belrellllnenlf . . · ""· , . pltc'-•o ao w_'ell a1 ·1111 a-•• 10 '"" ,.., Jr.~ . .lnd lllmll,y, llflllllli. VI., BBrVe4 by 1!1t · ~tot . , Till!! !i!EIGS . f -:1! l'l..~re llkl· reaerveL Matfb'a ~ *'!II JU1et ..!ll.. memliero, • era ·mot at t1!e E. J. 1111,1 Farm Slartlng Te'om lo_ n ; ·Columbus, Vlol!t' Sliilll! bd , . . .., J\ane 5 with 18 meJiilltra, 3 ., The stertiJW playera Included Q(va Jean Holter ~ ytal~ THE COLlJMBIA MAKE It 4-ij. Yl~l, and advloor, Mro. WUfirst baseman lllnDon Kille- Mr, iDd Mri. Joe BISJelL Club pluoed tor lllendaneo II !lam Downie, attendl!tl.- The, brew aild aeeond be11111an Rod lfrL Sue lla,ymail &nd Emu- 4-11 eamp and ~ 011 thi~ II'OIIP planned to rl<l!lln the lieCarew ot Mlmeaoia, Calllornla lint, Bayman entertained with a pcitafo chip alea 'at the laotmeat- pta . Parade aild idll _put up shor!Jtop Jim ~. third ~ ahciwer ~ ConDie lng'"' J1llit 14. Renda WbiUinllon traah barri!• In the 11\ooning baseman Brooks lloblnoon of l!Qman, whoso ~ -will be reported thll 17 m....,.ro were at the~._ . Baltimore, outllelden Carl Yae- an· event In July, . Gueata were prtll!ll with advlioro Emma 4 ..,tz waa pven GBille 1>11'1~ tnemakl of lloston, WWlo tn1i Nawell aild ·lllulibi4r <•Lu- WbiUin&ton, Mary Jordan, and of a .borae !Iller a dlleUIIIon by 1 Horton of Detr<llt and ·Frank cnlo Ridenour 1111 . d&llibter, lfaeJonlan, ual/ll:q, , Junior liladir Karon Grllllth. Howard or Wuhlntton aild Cbeator, llonll& Hauber, · Vena Vlc!de lloyd and · ·Barbara - i -16weU ,p.e a """rt on Detroit catcher Bill Freehan. ~cinko aild . . . . . ., NjoUie ·llioolmart were In cbarge ot tho parta ot a horBB accqritlng Tho pltchq otatr Includes . ; Florence -~ Ruth re~ Rtlrtlllmellll - • _to ntws reporter Karen Grit· 1•'--'""'!"'1 Deiii\Y McLain ot Detroit, the ~ aild ~ Fl~~pat- """' 1r1 Killl)' C"-"'•· SOIIciY nu. IOI&UO's top winner with • 14-2 rlt:k ind Lna Rldenooir. , Btablip, and Barbara Brookhart. mark, Lula Tlant aild strikeout )tr_, ~ Mri. Enilo . ili.'lllln rwr· dlmanotratlon• were ••· HOW .'1'0 Frr a pattem prop. leader Sam McDowell ot _.-1y waa ihe proJect le&IOI! aiV· and .llulll!y lw.ve ~~ licl!l~ sianod tor the next meetlniCleV8lao.d, Mel Stotllemyre ot llloi:' vacation!., ~ ;Cape llfton by advloor Mrs. Elle~ Moo• New Yoi-k, - · • Jooe TOVIIS WERE THE lq>lc oh at tile· 7 T..., Stitchers t-Il Club Solidago, Johll Odam or Olio- le1''••· ' bp I h • !'IOrlh ~ " C01J!. While lhert~ ~ tj>Ok a diJCuillon In '!be buil!w•• moet- · metUng htid recently at t b o· land 1114 Cltleaao'• unleleated rm~ . ~~ to Ohllteoli.t 'alilld llli of tho &lollvlllt 4-11 Club Clll Mot• ')lome. 0.1111 .carper sav~: Tommy John. John, who Is 1~, to FloreGee a~ toorod othoir ' lntere~ June 13; aild McDowell · are the only pGIIte. . MBBkl, _ . rirlorter. The meet· leltlandera. ;. ,lfr; llid Mrl• · Fred'' widna lng waa htl4. at !be home<( Mr. WUilams lw.o 1101 lndleated and Mra. Doit wua.on ,wtlb Mi•. who will be Ills ·sterling pitcher """ ~oltllll Mi. 'I!Jd Mra. Orlllllt.llrlllebe, lielpro. , fred Stulq and-Mra. ·Norman as the AmerleaD League tries to Mr. and Mrs. 'llonliOr CUrtla Wocidln obar81. ·· beeak a ftve-pme losing streak. llf¥1 iamtl7, ColiDIIbul, were vllltllrtnda Slallle,y .save a report Tho National League owns 1 20. qlwy Pierce, · cin her iheep pio~ct. Robert 17-1 lead In the daealc, which Mr.' and Mrs. Mike F'l0i4t IIIIi van.. dlocuoaed the proareu bepn In 1933. · oon, lw.ve moved to Belpre. or lila prden, Tainra SIIDIII)' Becky Cli'uthera, Lqui6.We, lll'l I ,._i im hoallb. RetreH· won .aoived ""''·stevle k. Slilur and Brenda Stan~~~~'. The Mr. and Mrs. llellh llockhold o0xt m..,U., will bt .beld atllle aild diugliter, lw.ve 1iloved toBei- bomt of Mr; and Mrl. Dale Am.Pre.. . old . Clodine Ne•lun -1a patient I 'I' II CJmdell Clark Ho~tel, Par. AN OUTDOOR COOKERYmeol lie!'ailuq, W. VL ' "'' the pr<)joct leiiOII to well II Tbe Y.,.. Wlvao Clllb met reti-e'ohnuinto a! .the m..t1nr of ftnals and or the 22 professionlbt Pink Jil>odlaa t-il Clllb lut recently at the h<llie·of SUe Ha,y... who were elfi)Oded to ft&ht week, Wedilellda,y. The _mooting man. Cor the tiUe IDIOIW themselvoa, waa · hold at the home I( the .a- · Mr. and Mra. Charles Henlley 18 elready hiAI been eliminated. vlaor, Barbara Roush, with adArthur Ashe, tho second were vlsldng Mr. andMra. Lloyd vlilor' Allee ·Wolle ani/IIIDI. American amateur and the No. McPeek, Belleville, W,. VL Rt...da Well repn1td that roc· David G. Smith apent oeverel 2 nnked pla.yer In the U.S., •as roatiGn wso In ohar&e ot Lori dayo vlaltlng Mr. IIIII Mra. Ted pelre<l today ogalnat Dutchman Thalli IIIII that lha· next meetTom Okker, perbapa the bell HIYIIlln. Columbuo. Ins \riD be hald on June 19. Mr. aild Mrs. David llallmln amateur in the world over the uKI funlly, Vlema, W. VL, were ~~ lew moolhL PLANS FOR A FLOAT tor,the vlaiU"' Mr. and Mrs. Wiyne Ralston vs. LawiRegalia were made lr1 ll1e five Prince. Dennis Ralston of Bakersfteld, Mr. and Mrs. M. J:.. Carr ajlent Pelnl star Stltehota.,..... ~ Cellt, hajl thq, toughost toe In Laver, ' \he WOI'ld'•" nnldng sevWat clay i 'vlsill\W 11>e1.r daWII!- !l!el It, the ~ I'( Slier! I D d Juno 12. EIOven protesslcA!a. and &itch Buch- ter It ColumbuS. ' 'J :' t'':f •· NOla .Y""""' memberi and i4vloon · MrL··~~oy Vloltlqg Mr. and Mrl. Guy holz of St. Lools was up against llayman w e r e MrL lllrbara Holter, . Mra. llwlllbt Millan, Australian lefthander Tony ' . Roche In a pair ol. matches Fllqlllrlck and daushfer, LHa Rldenwr, Connie f!a,yman ond jnvolving pros. Jim Walls, COlumbus, and C. Tbe U.S. also was weD B. 1\ayman, Chollor, represemed in the women's Mr. and 'Mrs.•'O'...... rlabcgca singles with live players among WW, ove~t gUOIII of •llr. the !Ina! 16, Including ~ 1MrL l)a¥14. !!lao; 'r!w)iero and' seeded Billie Jean Kl~ ot Lo"' Plallia. . Beach, Cell!., the detendlmg ' I P. J, Andrews, COlumbus, was champion, and Nancy Richey of Sin Angelo, Tex., the American vlaJUng Mr, and MrL ·Paul Andrews. ~nnklnr amateur. woking For Breather YIWGI .P11AB11AtY l. ~i ~- Ill tho . . bit ,IIffero.' The 11'01111 bel~ a · · ~_. aliev -ll:.-·-·· ..... · at )loy"" Oik 0 ,. " " - · ~ """"'"''"" • ow_... .... , .,-y' , , er111, ~ •i!loir Brill'!' cut out ·: . Pl!k ,)letl!te . ll1e . r~!llllar meel;- , JIOtllrDI and llle' atll aid 11'0111.' lilr; ;Retreelunenta were serv. ievoral I~ '9' tit ,e -~ kn\JI., 141 .lr¥ tho ho""'o8o S.orl and . , . . · ·D~ llenellll' - ' ' a ftPC!I'I ·.'l" · No~ r~ - olabl ' ~ra ·~···' ,·1". Iiiii ft~ed<M,;.,..o ·--· ~ !•·lf ·,';,,, ·. T~-.t.H ~13~· . ' ' Mlcb¥ !od to !II• ar~1'1l11Ji,r1....., All- Mantle '' ... ·~ ~: livame Mdnite~~:fii: · ,•, ' " ' ' a month ' lr '· Allmlaslono Mrs. Larcy Goble, Mro. WUbur Nita Jean YOUIII. 615 Flftb Gooeb, Mro. N. Dar Harrl..,, Ave.; Michael D, Bane, 23 Gal- Bmlra K. Lambert, Mrs. AlUa Ave.; Mrl. WHUam E. Hunt, bert Prince, Vernon L. Rizer, Rt. 1 Galllpollo; EdWard G. Rf/1'· RanoiY G. - · Gina S. Westnolds, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Mro. lllr- tell, Newlon 9<eena, Mro. Robry Van Meter, RL I GaiiiiJQ- art Roach, Mrs. llonlwan L. Ho; MrL James L. Daniell, Bnunlleld and lnlant daullhter, &lroka star Rt.; Mloo Nancy Mro. Raymond H. Landers, Jr., L. Hively, Rt. 2 Gallii)OIIo; Jucl- Terry W. and lnlant ..., H. Clark, Rio Grande; Vern 1011, MrL Lacey Wolford and Ill· A. Sounders, lloclne1: Mrs. Jolll tant .... ' J. Tllrnbull, Maooo; Mro. Thomas IL Kearns, Clln<ln; Lowell T, Jewell, Pt. PI..IBIII; Harry LANGSVILLE E. Roush, Middleport; Paul K. Russell, Middleport; Mrs. NeiUe J. Bar-, Middleport; Carl Shawn Barr apert 1 week lllth S. Manley, RL I Mlddl.... rt; Mro. Ids IP'.,q,&renta, Mr. and MrL Erneot H. Sect~ Jr., Aabland, ~Birr. Ky.; Mrs. Marabel L, illerrUt, . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gorby ac. Rt. 1 Millwood, W. VL; Mr s. . Cflllllllllled their son iD CoiiDIIbul Donald L, Bucklf/1', JackiCXI; rocentl)o where he erter brolclCheryl L. Lomax, SohawnlO!r& eaotbw ochool. / Dl.; Newton J. Skoano, RL 2 Dickie Felt)' a••illavld Grate Well-; Mrl. Nora B. Harrell, ' JackiMlll; Mro. RIQ'IIIOIId G. IIJc· Manawa,y, RL I Well-; Joteph L. Miller, -~ Mr 1. Charlet A. Evans, Well...,; Mro. Benjamin !farris, New York, N. Y.: Mro. Ella SIIDle,y, · Rt. 3 Wbeelorll>urs: Mrl. Ifill' F. Gahm, Jack1011; Mra. Jllllio F. · FeriPJICXI, Man511eld; JUM D, Beckett, J&ekiCII; LIDIIR 1!, Dunn, Rt. 1 Middleport; Patrie). D. Deer, RL 3 lroD<In; ~F. EJCh, Rlv01111100d; Mri.~ Nicbo­ laa V, Kin& 14lclweot CIJ1, WI. Blrtho · Mra. John J. 'l'llnllldi, lla1<11. 1011, 7:44a.m. JINioi!9:Mri. Donald L. Bucldl!l', ,Jt<!itl!lri;.W, 11:55 1.111. Monday; Mrl. ~ u IL Kearn1, C l -.'- - " · 4 ·. DIIC~If ;v. · . Mn. Vlrtdi Thomas E. c · · ' . i!U11, Mra. Mnton 0:' I" .t.' ,!\,\a • t l. ·. 1 . ~. ' • . ' . .., • · ~.....Oe . • ... ·, .. .. . • ' - '•,', ~ • ' . ,. j ••• ·' ,. ,, ' ~-~. • ·' · ·, : .. ' • .. '. .. . $ ~ ., '. .. . ,~· · ' . . . • .......:'Yi~-:~•~e.·-~~J~}~-,~~~~ . • ." .. . I . . "~;~· · ' • '·, ". . .c;t- ••• . ..• ' ' J'' ' ot \be M'dd'- . . ·: ' . ' l !IU'- ter, 1:57 p.m. Monda,: _; / ,; ; ·(SlU817 yean= SH.U) ·.· ' ~ , . I. ' ' :,, ,., ' • ' . ' ...' . ... ..·' ,· ' ., '•, : ' I '. . ' ,,, . ' .1/. ..• . ,' . .: ,,.,.·,'\~ . , ' . . . '!J!' • " . .:~ ' ·, .. . ,. • ' .... ' ' • ; '! '~'-'<.·,· ' :.. ' ... ' ' , • I ~ 1 ' . l ' ' ''. -.:. ' I ' ' ,1' ~ ... : ~: ' . 1 , •• -· ~r ) ·" ' r., ' •. "( . • ,:··' ;• ' ;",· t· ••· •·:,· • •' · •' t • .·I'' ·~v·o~,· ' ' ~ ~ , r , • .. :·"~" ~ . • ( .·.· ~·.,. ' • 11,- ' ·•i' .r '. ·! ·· , ·.' • r' ' '•}. , ·, II ,.!~'.\ "' ~~· "'" J :• . ' . ·'"' . ,,1''' .•• .<'I)~,. . .. r· •·<'. -·-~, '>.' ~ .• ~ ' J.', ·~ ' > . •, .' .. ......... ..• ' .' <• . . '' . ' ; "· . . ~.• I· •' ' ., ' ' ' "~· ·'· '·•i••·····"···· \ . l . ,. �' •· •• • ~ -..i.. - ' ~~- Sija- f-roy;.:=.:~~~~: ,,. ~l'lllk Df.-"l and Larrr cot• I ' 'I •'. I· . • ., ,, '.:'·. '• ~,1' ·,•: .;I. .' , r. ll1e 11od&er pitching and •· · . 1 ! • • w ~ • •• '' · · ,., · -~~···~ :.:::::.:; All-Star Sq· uc i(/, · y ' _ ' , ::: ~~~- ~ llDdlld ll1e 'rl- •••.,.' ltiftoe· f!it~: b IlNck 01\1! .!lalked lOur .._,_ BOSTON .:ellor:·:;.,.......;,~ "'~ · ..,.. ~- ·. (VPI) - • ;, 1 -f.';;.IIIUirawweSuverwlll a dOuble IIIIi llnsle 11111 MartlDi!lard, ....... ......,, 111, Keith "'ood . """' - '" IIIII Donnie Folmer Noh· a lin· ale. Tlpro pltlng blta 'llero B, Marohall with a double and s. White. two alngles. /' wu nomed to the AmeriOlll Leoaue All-lltar team )loudly Cor the 13th time In bls Wustrlwscueer-butthlsllme It was atrl•lll hoaorary. The 36-year-<lld New York Yllllko 11 w1n CI!TY an e uaer anemic bitting avorap . ot around .240 Into the traditional mid-season classic, but he stiU Oashea hl1 explosive power on occasion- he has 11 home runs thla season tor a career total of 529, Dve ahert of a tie with Jimmie Foxx fer thlnl p!Jce In the all-time home run anniiL · Mantle was picked with nine other players, Including leldlns better Ken Harrelson ot Bollton, as Manager Dick Williams rounded out his 25-man team tor the July 9 game II tho Houston Astrodome. Powell, Johnson Cboaen Chosen busldes Mantle and Harrelson were first baaeJftln John c'Boog'' Powell ard secolli be.seman FREE FLAG TO THE FIRST 50 ADuLT CUSTOMERS·- -WEDNESDAY JULY 3 ~- Dave JotmsOD of Baltimore, lhortatqJ Bert Clmpanerls of Ookland, Detroli thlnl baseman Don Wer!, outlleldera • Rick Mmiay ol Ookland and Tony ouva or Minnesota IIIII catchers Joe Azcue ol Cleveland and Dusne Josephson of Chicago. It wa~ the tUih atrall!ht year In which OUYI. was chosen. E.NJ~ other ~lver with tho exce.Ptlon of Mantle ftJ select- - ~ to 'l1li 1--~. ~.... - aera 1111! <'*hoi cholf the aild 'w, By JIM RAMSAY C\Q8tl un b\\\S r .. TAKE A VACATION You will~ like ·our fast courteous service. You can clean up bills, take a vacation and have money for other personal needs. Then have only one convenient monthly payment. Phone first for quick approval. Then stop for your money. WIMBLEDON, E.,wd Graebner, •ho alread,y ba, done more than his share to turn the current Wimbledon tennis cbamplonshjps Into one of tho more topsy-turvy altair& In history, looked forward to wlw.t could be breather today against a another giart killer. SoUth Africa's Ray Moore. Three Other lllllted States players, represelilng the IP'e&· test American onslaugllt on the AU-England courte In 1111n1 a year, also IHlped to gain thO semi-finals ot the men's shlg}es CUPO- Clark todty. The field of ell!ht quarterfinalists In this Grst CIIIOn Wimbledon tournament wu evenly d I v 1 d e d with tour amateurs and tour protesalot>aiL OnlJ ono member ot the top el8ftt seeds- No. I Road Laver of Australia- bad miJII8od to PHONE 992-2171 12~ E. MAIN ST. POMEIO'Y', 0. YOUR ROOF NEED PAINTED? .: ~ ~; ! DOES 1 .. 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"··:., \,. .,1 0 Reedsville .News, Notes CITY LOAN gavings Co. , . lltl~ _YOWII ..... bi ·····~tl!'!llll!••.;.,•,,tiil!!',~ .~ 11o1~ -~ Lou!., w:. m survive as tar~ as the quarter- & I . · In Topsy· Turvy E'rent OHIO ·... .:;~y~iss '-,1. · ~ 'L' wnuama, . IIIIo aulded the Rod Sox to ,their Oral· penrut In 21 , years In 1957, blmOd io..n . and MrL Jfili ~•WI.• il1llmP!Inl .,tolf. Belrellllnenlf . . · ""· , . pltc'-•o ao w_'ell a1 ·1111 a-•• 10 '"" ,.., Jr.~ . .lnd lllmll,y, llflllllli. VI., BBrVe4 by 1!1t · ~tot . , Till!! !i!EIGS . f -:1! l'l..~re llkl· reaerveL Matfb'a ~ *'!II JU1et ..!ll.. memliero, • era ·mot at t1!e E. J. 1111,1 Farm Slartlng Te'om lo_ n ; ·Columbus, Vlol!t' Sliilll! bd , . . .., J\ane 5 with 18 meJiilltra, 3 ., The stertiJW playera Included Q(va Jean Holter ~ ytal~ THE COLlJMBIA MAKE It 4-ij. Yl~l, and advloor, Mro. WUfirst baseman lllnDon Kille- Mr, iDd Mri. Joe BISJelL Club pluoed tor lllendaneo II !lam Downie, attendl!tl.- The, brew aild aeeond be11111an Rod lfrL Sue lla,ymail &nd Emu- 4-11 eamp and ~ 011 thi~ II'OIIP planned to rl<l!lln the lieCarew ot Mlmeaoia, Calllornla lint, Bayman entertained with a pcitafo chip alea 'at the laotmeat- pta . Parade aild idll _put up shor!Jtop Jim ~. third ~ ahciwer ~ ConDie lng'"' J1llit 14. Renda WbiUinllon traah barri!• In the 11\ooning baseman Brooks lloblnoon of l!Qman, whoso ~ -will be reported thll 17 m....,.ro were at the~._ . Baltimore, outllelden Carl Yae- an· event In July, . Gueata were prtll!ll with advlioro Emma 4 ..,tz waa pven GBille 1>11'1~ tnemakl of lloston, WWlo tn1i Nawell aild ·lllulibi4r <•Lu- WbiUin&ton, Mary Jordan, and of a .borae !Iller a dlleUIIIon by 1 Horton of Detr<llt and ·Frank cnlo Ridenour 1111 . d&llibter, lfaeJonlan, ual/ll:q, , Junior liladir Karon Grllllth. Howard or Wuhlntton aild Cbeator, llonll& Hauber, · Vena Vlc!de lloyd and · ·Barbara - i -16weU ,p.e a """rt on Detroit catcher Bill Freehan. ~cinko aild . . . . . ., NjoUie ·llioolmart were In cbarge ot tho parta ot a horBB accqritlng Tho pltchq otatr Includes . ; Florence -~ Ruth re~ Rtlrtlllmellll - • _to ntws reporter Karen Grit· 1•'--'""'!"'1 Deiii\Y McLain ot Detroit, the ~ aild ~ Fl~~pat- """' 1r1 Killl)' C"-"'•· SOIIciY nu. IOI&UO's top winner with • 14-2 rlt:k ind Lna Rldenooir. , Btablip, and Barbara Brookhart. mark, Lula Tlant aild strikeout )tr_, ~ Mri. Enilo . ili.'lllln rwr· dlmanotratlon• were ••· HOW .'1'0 Frr a pattem prop. leader Sam McDowell ot _.-1y waa ihe proJect le&IOI! aiV· and .llulll!y lw.ve ~~ licl!l~ sianod tor the next meetlniCleV8lao.d, Mel Stotllemyre ot llloi:' vacation!., ~ ;Cape llfton by advloor Mrs. Elle~ Moo• New Yoi-k, - · • Jooe TOVIIS WERE THE lq>lc oh at tile· 7 T..., Stitchers t-Il Club Solidago, Johll Odam or Olio- le1''••· ' bp I h • !'IOrlh ~ " C01J!. While lhert~ ~ tj>Ok a diJCuillon In '!be buil!w•• moet- · metUng htid recently at t b o· land 1114 Cltleaao'• unleleated rm~ . ~~ to Ohllteoli.t 'alilld llli of tho &lollvlllt 4-11 Club Clll Mot• ')lome. 0.1111 .carper sav~: Tommy John. John, who Is 1~, to FloreGee a~ toorod othoir ' lntere~ June 13; aild McDowell · are the only pGIIte. . MBBkl, _ . rirlorter. The meet· leltlandera. ;. ,lfr; llid Mrl• · Fred'' widna lng waa htl4. at !be home<( Mr. WUilams lw.o 1101 lndleated and Mra. Doit wua.on ,wtlb Mi•. who will be Ills ·sterling pitcher """ ~oltllll Mi. 'I!Jd Mra. Orlllllt.llrlllebe, lielpro. , fred Stulq and-Mra. ·Norman as the AmerleaD League tries to Mr. and Mrs. 'llonliOr CUrtla Wocidln obar81. ·· beeak a ftve-pme losing streak. llf¥1 iamtl7, ColiDIIbul, were vllltllrtnda Slallle,y .save a report Tho National League owns 1 20. qlwy Pierce, · cin her iheep pio~ct. Robert 17-1 lead In the daealc, which Mr.' and Mrs. Mike F'l0i4t IIIIi van.. dlocuoaed the proareu bepn In 1933. · oon, lw.ve moved to Belpre. or lila prden, Tainra SIIDIII)' Becky Cli'uthera, Lqui6.We, lll'l I ,._i im hoallb. RetreH· won .aoived ""''·stevle k. Slilur and Brenda Stan~~~~'. The Mr. and Mrs. llellh llockhold o0xt m..,U., will bt .beld atllle aild diugliter, lw.ve 1iloved toBei- bomt of Mr; and Mrl. Dale Am.Pre.. . old . Clodine Ne•lun -1a patient I 'I' II CJmdell Clark Ho~tel, Par. AN OUTDOOR COOKERYmeol lie!'ailuq, W. VL ' "'' the pr<)joct leiiOII to well II Tbe Y.,.. Wlvao Clllb met reti-e'ohnuinto a! .the m..t1nr of ftnals and or the 22 professionlbt Pink Jil>odlaa t-il Clllb lut recently at the h<llie·of SUe Ha,y... who were elfi)Oded to ft&ht week, Wedilellda,y. The _mooting man. Cor the tiUe IDIOIW themselvoa, waa · hold at the home I( the .a- · Mr. and Mra. Charles Henlley 18 elready hiAI been eliminated. vlaor, Barbara Roush, with adArthur Ashe, tho second were vlsldng Mr. andMra. Lloyd vlilor' Allee ·Wolle ani/IIIDI. American amateur and the No. McPeek, Belleville, W,. VL Rt...da Well repn1td that roc· David G. Smith apent oeverel 2 nnked pla.yer In the U.S., •as roatiGn wso In ohar&e ot Lori dayo vlaltlng Mr. IIIII Mra. Ted pelre<l today ogalnat Dutchman Thalli IIIII that lha· next meetTom Okker, perbapa the bell HIYIIlln. Columbuo. Ins \riD be hald on June 19. Mr. aild Mrs. David llallmln amateur in the world over the uKI funlly, Vlema, W. VL, were ~~ lew moolhL PLANS FOR A FLOAT tor,the vlaiU"' Mr. and Mrs. Wiyne Ralston vs. LawiRegalia were made lr1 ll1e five Prince. Dennis Ralston of Bakersfteld, Mr. and Mrs. M. J:.. Carr ajlent Pelnl star Stltehota.,..... ~ Cellt, hajl thq, toughost toe In Laver, ' \he WOI'ld'•" nnldng sevWat clay i 'vlsill\W 11>e1.r daWII!- !l!el It, the ~ I'( Slier! I D d Juno 12. EIOven protesslcA!a. and &itch Buch- ter It ColumbuS. ' 'J :' t'':f •· NOla .Y""""' memberi and i4vloon · MrL··~~oy Vloltlqg Mr. and Mrl. Guy holz of St. Lools was up against llayman w e r e MrL lllrbara Holter, . Mra. llwlllbt Millan, Australian lefthander Tony ' . Roche In a pair ol. matches Fllqlllrlck and daushfer, LHa Rldenwr, Connie f!a,yman ond jnvolving pros. Jim Walls, COlumbus, and C. Tbe U.S. also was weD B. 1\ayman, Chollor, represemed in the women's Mr. and 'Mrs.•'O'...... rlabcgca singles with live players among WW, ove~t gUOIII of •llr. the !Ina! 16, Including ~ 1MrL l)a¥14. !!lao; 'r!w)iero and' seeded Billie Jean Kl~ ot Lo"' Plallia. . Beach, Cell!., the detendlmg ' I P. J, Andrews, COlumbus, was champion, and Nancy Richey of Sin Angelo, Tex., the American vlaJUng Mr, and MrL ·Paul Andrews. ~nnklnr amateur. woking For Breather YIWGI .P11AB11AtY l. ~i ~- Ill tho . . bit ,IIffero.' The 11'01111 bel~ a · · ~_. aliev -ll:.-·-·· ..... · at )loy"" Oik 0 ,. " " - · ~ """"'"''"" • ow_... .... , .,-y' , , er111, ~ •i!loir Brill'!' cut out ·: . Pl!k ,)letl!te . ll1e . r~!llllar meel;- , JIOtllrDI and llle' atll aid 11'0111.' lilr; ;Retreelunenta were serv. ievoral I~ '9' tit ,e -~ kn\JI., 141 .lr¥ tho ho""'o8o S.orl and . , . . · ·D~ llenellll' - ' ' a ftPC!I'I ·.'l" · No~ r~ - olabl ' ~ra ·~···' ,·1". Iiiii ft~ed<M,;.,..o ·--· ~ !•·lf ·,';,,, ·. T~-.t.H ~13~· . ' ' Mlcb¥ !od to !II• ar~1'1l11Ji,r1....., All- Mantle '' ... ·~ ~: livame Mdnite~~:fii: · ,•, ' " ' ' a month ' lr '· Allmlaslono Mrs. Larcy Goble, Mro. WUbur Nita Jean YOUIII. 615 Flftb Gooeb, Mro. N. Dar Harrl..,, Ave.; Michael D, Bane, 23 Gal- Bmlra K. Lambert, Mrs. AlUa Ave.; Mrl. WHUam E. Hunt, bert Prince, Vernon L. Rizer, Rt. 1 Galllpollo; EdWard G. Rf/1'· RanoiY G. - · Gina S. Westnolds, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Mro. lllr- tell, Newlon 9<eena, Mro. Robry Van Meter, RL I GaiiiiJQ- art Roach, Mrs. llonlwan L. Ho; MrL James L. Daniell, Bnunlleld and lnlant daullhter, &lroka star Rt.; Mloo Nancy Mro. Raymond H. Landers, Jr., L. Hively, Rt. 2 Gallii)OIIo; Jucl- Terry W. and lnlant ..., H. Clark, Rio Grande; Vern 1011, MrL Lacey Wolford and Ill· A. Sounders, lloclne1: Mrs. Jolll tant .... ' J. Tllrnbull, Maooo; Mro. Thomas IL Kearns, Clln<ln; Lowell T, Jewell, Pt. PI..IBIII; Harry LANGSVILLE E. Roush, Middleport; Paul K. Russell, Middleport; Mrs. NeiUe J. Bar-, Middleport; Carl Shawn Barr apert 1 week lllth S. Manley, RL I Mlddl.... rt; Mro. Ids IP'.,q,&renta, Mr. and MrL Erneot H. Sect~ Jr., Aabland, ~Birr. Ky.; Mrs. Marabel L, illerrUt, . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gorby ac. Rt. 1 Millwood, W. VL; Mr s. . Cflllllllllled their son iD CoiiDIIbul Donald L, Bucklf/1', JackiCXI; rocentl)o where he erter brolclCheryl L. Lomax, SohawnlO!r& eaotbw ochool. / Dl.; Newton J. Skoano, RL 2 Dickie Felt)' a••illavld Grate Well-; Mrl. Nora B. Harrell, ' JackiMlll; Mro. RIQ'IIIOIId G. IIJc· Manawa,y, RL I Well-; Joteph L. Miller, -~ Mr 1. Charlet A. Evans, Well...,; Mro. Benjamin !farris, New York, N. Y.: Mro. Ella SIIDle,y, · Rt. 3 Wbeelorll>urs: Mrl. Ifill' F. Gahm, Jack1011; Mra. Jllllio F. · FeriPJICXI, Man511eld; JUM D, Beckett, J&ekiCII; LIDIIR 1!, Dunn, Rt. 1 Middleport; Patrie). D. Deer, RL 3 lroD<In; ~F. EJCh, Rlv01111100d; Mri.~ Nicbo­ laa V, Kin& 14lclweot CIJ1, WI. Blrtho · Mra. John J. 'l'llnllldi, lla1<11. 1011, 7:44a.m. JINioi!9:Mri. Donald L. Bucldl!l', ,Jt<!itl!lri;.W, 11:55 1.111. Monday; Mrl. ~ u IL Kearn1, C l -.'- - " · 4 ·. DIIC~If ;v. · . Mn. Vlrtdi Thomas E. c · · ' . i!U11, Mra. Mnton 0:' I" .t.' ,!\,\a • t l. ·. 1 . ~. ' • . ' . .., • · ~.....Oe . • ... ·, .. .. . • ' - '•,', ~ • ' . ,. j ••• ·' ,. ,, ' ~-~. • ·' · ·, : .. ' • .. '. .. . $ ~ ., '. .. . ,~· · ' . . . • .......:'Yi~-:~•~e.·-~~J~}~-,~~~~ . • ." .. . I . . "~;~· · ' • '·, ". . .c;t- ••• . ..• ' ' J'' ' ot \be M'dd'- . . ·: ' . ' l !IU'- ter, 1:57 p.m. Monda,: _; / ,; ; ·(SlU817 yean= SH.U) ·.· ' ~ , . I. ' ' :,, ,., ' • ' . ' ...' . ... ..·' ,· ' ., '•, : ' I '. . ' ,,, . ' .1/. ..• . ,' . .: ,,.,.·,'\~ . , ' . . . '!J!' • " . .:~ ' ·, .. . ,. • ' .... ' ' • ; '! '~'-'<.·,· ' :.. ' ... ' ' , • I ~ 1 ' . l ' ' ''. -.:. ' I ' ' ,1' ~ ... : ~: ' . 1 , •• -· ~r ) ·" ' r., ' •. "( . • ,:··' ;• ' ;",· t· ••· •·:,· • •' · •' t • .·I'' ·~v·o~,· ' ' ~ ~ , r , • .. :·"~" ~ . • ( .·.· ~·.,. 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HOBSTETTER REALTY OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. I'OMIROY, C!HIO C.nl of Thlnb to express sincere thanks and appreciation to WE WISH tile Rev. Miller, Rev. Bart. lett, the Rawlings Coats Fun- eral Home, and all friends and neighhors for all kindnesses and help In our hour of need. We would like to express our thanks for the gorg&Jus nowers and food nent to us. Sincerely, the family of the late Stella Walburn. 7-2-ltc I WISJI to extend my thanka to the nurses and staff of Veteran Memorial llospital; special thanks to Dr. Pickens, Ewing Funeral Home, Rev. Lemley, Carrie Neu12Ung, all those who sent nowers. cards, and the Middleport emergency squad during the Illness and death of my wile, KaUe A. Hood. I also extend thanka to the Herdmen Rest Rome, Ma!IOII, W. Va., lor Ita wonderful care. Harold A. Hood 7-2-111> Notice TO ALL GOLFERS, C!estellllll Golf OOIIl'lle will have a IJai tournament July t Prizes will be given. H31c TERMITES SWARMING? - 'nleJ an re-pruducUves, not ..... your wcrker <Oiony. Free In~ and lnformaUon on era'lfl' "' Space dangero. No aal01111an, low overllead, Ill per cent savlngs. Allied Pest Control, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 99J-5fO evenlnp. ~ ,!" • WJIL 00 aewlng at home llppm, pocket&, pegglna, hemming, alteraUons, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Phone 773-56Sl. ~tfc ' IIAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnga Nile Club, 5 to e p.m. MODday t11ro Friday. Ladles nlgllt every Friday. U.Uc For Rent For Sale PLENTY of sPace lor one b-ID- SEWING MACHINE, completeer with all lacllitt... In Syra- . Jy automaUe zi8 zag sewing euse. Call 992-391M. 4-JI.Ifc macblne to mee\ all your aew. Jng Deedl. Waa salesman's FlJRNISIIED and unlurnllhed deiiiOIIIIralor, 1188 one of ~ apartments. Cl01e to achaol. more expensive sewing rnaPhone ~10-JI.Ifc cldnel. WUl lie]] dilcount Jl"ice 01 f!Ut « monlhly TRAILER SPACE, all utlJitla payments. Phone llb-3218. available. Inquire 1M MuJber. ~ ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. Box 425 Pnmeroy. S-29-lle TWO HOtsrEIN eows, freJh. · Mrs. Clifford Leifheit, Rock FURNISHED apartment, I w o Sprlnp &ad, l'mleroy. bedrooms, Middleport. Phone s..!Ntp lft.3e'll. 1-D-«e BIG SOUND, !Nil Philco sterR ROOMS AND BATH, 170 Maleo. This set haa 10 year diaberry Ave., Pomeroy. Conmond needle warranty; 80 tact Roae Slaaon, phone 912- days free service; 40 Inch 2019 after 5 p.m. Phone mwalnut COIIBOie. This aet Is 1131. 1-D-«e new, only $121.88 or pay $5 per month. Try It In yo-;r A'l'I'RACI'IVE MODERNS-room home. Call 992-2836. 8-30-tltc furnlabed apartment, Ideally Joealed near Pomeroy bull- 20 INCH WINDOW fan, $18.99; nou section. !'bone 9tM82S. translator radios $5.99 up; 1- 19-tlc men's straw hats $1.18. Save Today at BRYANT'S, 1011 W. FURNIS11ED GARAGE apart- Jlaln. 6-306tc ment on Lincoln IDU. UtWUes paid; adalla only. Phone 'liD- STEREO, EARLY American Slit. &-He stereo, radio combination. ~ lid state unit, 4-speed changTRAILER LOT with paUo, nice er. Lovely maple finish. Tab location In Middleport, water, over paymenls of f8 p e r gaa, eleetrtclty available. ean month or pay bal8nee . cl ~ after I :30 p.m. 8-».!tc: $102.65. Phone 99J.3218. Ull4lc FURNIS11ED APARTMENT, 4 rooma and both. fi(J.OO mo. STEREO-RADIO: lovely walAll utlliUa. Phone mml; nut stereo radio comblnaUon, alter 5 phooe llft.2571. 1-apeed tntermiJ:ed changer, 4f-11-Uc apeaker aound BJBfem. DeluR noaunc turntable. Will dltCLEAN, FOUR rooma and both, count lor eaab. Only $81..011 or fumlabed apartment, 114\!o monthly payments of $5.12 per Mulberry. Phone 99'U811. month. Phone lltWZ18. 8#4tc N5-Uc --For Stle or Trtdt 1965 MUSTANG Faalbacl:, V-8 automallc, also 19115 Muatang, V-8, S speed. Financing available. Call ~7, after 5 p.m. 18U141. ~. W8nted To Buy 1HO CHEVROLET bhpala !or USED RUG LOOM. Call 919oale « trade lor lrnek "' 2all after 2 p.m. 7-2-3tc equal valna. Call Reedmlle ~ maM. . , . ANTIQUES, furniture, dllhoo, mlscellaneous. Mrs. Howard lila CHeVROLET C!evy I Wagon, 19tl5 Mustang VI, SCecil, 11110 W. MaJn St., Pomeapeed: Plnanclng available. ft!J. 1-25-#c Phone IIUM7 after 5 p.m. tDI7411. 1-JI.Ifc W1nltcl CARIB WAffll) ROOM AND BOARD. Would lh garage. Call tiUm. T.utc IN MDUPORT CARRII!It fu- dally and Sanday -.paper. Phone 55SI_ 7-1--lle CONTAa For Sale FAYf MANLEY Middleport, o. CARRIER WANTED .....,•.. llltslllll • U ACRE PAIIM - 7 Room home, bath, ceDar, bam; well, IIIII clsla'lt Wiler. Minerals. Between Hmlacmvllle and Rutland. IIEJ,EN and VIRGIL TEAFORD Auoclala-. , _ , OldD O'IIIUBN a CJIOW REALTY COMPANY POMEROY - I 11et7 frame, t 1'001111, 2 bedrooms, cellar, br1ek lkimc- fi,IIIO.OO. RAaNB - 1\!o alory frame, 7 lnform:~t!on. -- III!NIIY CLELAND · - - Ofllce .. ~ """"-~ ' .. r . ""'' lvll11111 ServiCII " APPLIANCE HOSPITAL - Aotborized Briggs and Stratjoa and Lawn Boy, parts a n d services; repair 'Teeumaeh and Kobler engines and Ill amall appliances, '!1llrd St., Mason, W. Va., Jolm M. ~ gen. 1-INOtc c. c. IRADJI'OBD AUCTJONI:BR CempleCo 8ervlee ......... Write, Phoe ., o.toet Clttlllnh-d I 1 tfc YOU CAN IIIII save fSO or IMI't AIR OONDmO!IING Refrlgerllloo service. Jack's Refrigon aluminum boats. Cell IIJ. eration. New Haven. bone Jll7 ... . . .. Cub ... IIZ-II'It. 4 • tfe 11-INlle lenni. POODLE PIJPP!ES, AltC TOJ miniature. fll and up. 8lad aervlce and II'IIOmlnl- Pbo111 UP TO flOO 0117', Floor llod- READY • MIX conerete delivered right to your proJeet. 18Uta. 11 I tfe ela, Side by lido Refrlleratur Freezers, Pnmeroy IIDme and Past and easy. Free elllmates. Phone IIU284, GoegI ROOM HOUSE, lllo bib, Auto, phone 191-liiN. I-Dle ltln Ready • Mix Co., Middle· DeW oil furnace, lot 124 " ut port, Olllo. • 10 lfc ft. $7,1110, Racllle, "Pitoae til- II CUBIC FOOT deep rre-, fill NI-Uic capacity f30 lbs., acelknl BUDGET PRICE fumlture on oondlllon, fll. Phone 18U150. oar third floor budqet shop. AltC Golden lletllew!r puppies, NNie Baker Pnmllure, Middleport, Ill Alii St., Middleport. fD. Olllo. T II tfe 1443. JI.D.IIe RIP & TEAR SPECL\L, U. deJUD ~~~ !II aewfnS Dll- SEWING MACHINES. renalr TWO BEDROOM borne, both cbJne. This machine maJiel lel'vlce, aD maw. WY 2lull basement, garage: Twobuttonbolel, dll'lll, emb., 22M. The Jl'obrle S'tOII. Pomyear..,ld home In s,r-, m buttona. Pay t )IIJmeali eroy. Aathorlzed 1!1119er Saleo Pllone 11112-SW. S-l8-llle of fl or fl8 Cllb. '1'17 II In and !lervlce. We !lha,.. 1001' home. CaD - - Scllsol'l. S-29-tfc ..._ Real Esttte For Sale MANUPACTURim'8 S.W:, LOVF/.Y tHREE BI!:Dik!OM fll'lll and home 'llldle Iaiii modern borne In Syn 'Uie, llcale and bam 'fall to wall carpellnjt, nl • ... aale big ~ll•hen, buement, ~·· acbaol, will tab. '" ilal•se trrller as part p#yli• .';· call ill2'5100. '" ...,.1,11!: a~e. ~~tar ,' ' lfte,, - -· 411 ...... I . 'l'ldid "'! Aft .... -~ OhM tM toll&wtat 6MciiiiM; ... .. ClGARE'I'l'E •endlnl ~ and JIOI'VIee. ABC Enterprilel, v•. Pllone 'I'/Uia, .,__ w. fMc . . .. ' ' ' -' . ll-liJI, - 'door...... ...... ' , ..~~~---~-:""~---.,..-~~~, ..,--·.......... ..~~~-..:::~ '=-· · · · . . ..~ '· ~-·i· =nna=iii1 ._. . . ._.. . .. IIOTtCI DN PILit. . Ofl UWitn'OIY AND APPI.IIIMIMT Tilt -.::.=·c:.\"' ·- To ·U. lueu.W er Ad.llllalltnttr " ,.......," .... or,.. ,..,.,. : •.;"~..."""'..:.::=-.;.:: llll" .. .... Nlldteta .t tali .... ., Uta wUI; uct to tbt 1Uor'Du or a&- ,....., ,..,_••., .., ",.. ............. ~ x.. "• .. .... c...... a, .MMIT L IIDillll -Ciotll '-il N .. - ,. .~ .. ·u~:' .. U~ - IIIUDI . . . IN THE MID-OHIO VAUIY · .rY'UV . __ ·e into. a Completely fumlshed, brand home that fnewbest · le11 you el'ljoy life at I~ -care > ree - ,' Alfred Social Notes · " . COMPAIE OUR SEIVICE QUAUTY & PRICE AS LOW AS_ $3495.00 oPEi,J, 9; t WEEKDAYS 1· 51lUNDAYs MILLER MOBIL~ HOlES . W·~~TON 166V IWHU"-1" BLVD. 4~7521 :BELPRE, OIUO. .'· . 'I SAVE SPACE FilE SJohOE .. !roTH I'I!QOFING EXPIRI'. Wheel Alignment 5.55 -GUAIANrE&D-· The Women's Society of ChristIan Sorvlce held Its regular meett..r on Tuesday evening, JWUl 18, at the home of Alrno Swartz, with on oltendance ol 13. Nellie Park· er opened the meeting with a 1"001111, • bedrooms, ll!o balha, poem ond Oale Follrod had the lull .....,_t, eenb"al llr ...,_ prayer. diUOlllag, 1\!o 11m1 land. fts,During the business meeting, 850.00. plans were made to order a ahip.. BtlTUND - FA!!M-4 houaes. ment ot ge~n; plmns were made One 2 atory frame, I rooms, to serve lunch at the Claude • bedrooms, bath, - IIIIOtber Woodyard sale on Sltuxdoy, June I I'IIOm bouse briDI!Dg f25.110 29. The program, .. Changing Th~ per month, 182 acre~, barn, cbleken bouse, lhed, lebacco ologlcal Conceplll" was in chlrge bale and 8011 bank. Call 1or ol Genevieve Guthrie and con. CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" COMMERCIAL type pop corn breeding service. Call Leland Parker. Pomeroy residence popper. Eastern Band Boolt992-2264 « eall station '1111>m. Pllone 16'1-H or • pera Plalna 16'1-'251. II JOtc 10'18. 7-~ ltoebler ......er Sb:th and College Road, Syraeuse. 7~t· t* •* . ' i .. . _, .Jul7• ar., ltM A...: W• Will ::.-•• It JIQliO Ia . lo.,_ tbll ill{ . . . . .... •• "· 0'111111 ...... •ftd .......... , ..,., 7-J.tfc" IJVE BAIT, crawlers and minDOn, il hour service, John ._., ' ,_ NEW JOHN DEERE diesel do- RADIO II TV repair, J'ei80Dbl and hydr able prtees. Antenna II Booar.er, angle ade a,._ ter service_ John Harrlaon, Uc wlnclt, only run 78 houri. , ....... AJao 11164 lnlernaUonal two701 Broadway st., ,q.....,port, ton trucl:, good shepe. Above Ohio. Phone 11112-U, open Mason on left of road. Pbone evenlnp. ~ MOORE'S gu circulating beat.er. Pllone 11112-2811. 7-2-31!: '' ' H'l'tCI ;::'"..:·= ::="":. '::.. ~=.=.t ~~~1-~ GOOD NEW merchandise, and ELECTROLUX SALES and service: Sweepers, 1'111 was.'lers nl"' guno. Adama AucUon, and polishen. Genuine parts .. Friday at 7:30 p.m RuUand, Call U9U/80. 1-U-tfc Ohio. Pbooe 712-4461. 7-1-Ctc mi117. ~HAL .:.='i•.'\'"".., Geo_ lhllolelltr, llnbr :: 8YRACIJSE - II'GOIDII, bath, t bedrooms, !Jmlly toom, patiO, s !Gil, 2 ~ abade, Dell le~ . " A1lJ' ""'·P8l"f011 , .... "dnlrini ,..., ••to,..,. to. .ut Q. LANGmLLI!: - General stOre, H - I 8.ft ... _ ..... ... ...... .. tiQI frim' &o tM diU twt bat water iteai, mercbandl!e, IK tt.ulq. I 1llldv .., JUad Uld IN aqulpment, and 7 I'IIOm home, .,GhQ. AWl Coart, .... Bll • .,. vi '"" Balb, fllmlce, 2 C!8l' gar18e, 1\!o- . . .s1ness ......,.,...... ..,... ... J , PHONE 992-2094 · IRING W, Va, CAIPmNG '""' .. orl-101 IIIMJ 01 YOW CltiUd I~ JOIIf own IIOMe bp YCNI ...,.... diJ'(MIII "''""· ND 111111. No .fu& ItO liitr. UN rut• tile .,... dQ. .................. ....., · AlfllfWIII••••'"" """" l,.ttfl Milk ' -1 Itt. I .... _ hMM hu:WQ CALL IDDCaYIU.I . . . . . ·:::;::::,o:W;::.::::::::;;::::::::::o:::::;;;:::=::::::-.::::::::=:--:::::~. Sales Opportunity 1111s here wtlh her lllulhter and BOD, Mr. aud MrL Jobn Cowdery and famli.Y ot veto llld Yr. and We are seoklng2 n~preaetllaU•· Mra. Clllrk ·IJJd daughter, es Jn lhls area lor career oppor- Lindo, and also hor sl•ter, Mr. lunlty. and Mrs. orvn Gorton or BetheL •fiOO month guaranlee 10 atart Mr. and Mr1. Rlcllard Coma •Traln!Dfl at Company upenae . and aon, Mll<e, or Sond1>We, w. •PromoUon by llllril eeo% Income from establlsbad accounts Our represenlaUves are happy - !bey earn aauatactory Incomes. You, too, ba ve an aslsted ot readings, talk• and dlsU-·• 0 pportuni"' to eata• cep """' '' "" cussiCXL Jisb an Income for Ule_ The hostess served delicious For confidenllallnlervlew call refreshments during the social hour. The next meeting will be IV\ondBy thru Saturday Tuesdo1 evening, July 16, at the July_ 1-6 , .home of Genevieve-Guthrie with RON LAVTI ~-· .. "Nellie Parker leading the program• Mrs. Martha Elliott was host.. ess to a layette shower for Mra. Wilma Henderson recently at the EUiott home. The I e de r a I government The Church Study Committee abould not become the emmet with tho Rev, ·pearl caato ployer of the last resort. It ot the home of Thelma Hender. should, rather, act 10 gensoo on Thursday evening and on erate the maximum number IIDnday, June. 24, met at the of lobo for the C1141dvontaged in both the public oDd private ehurciL · · Michael ond Tamm,y Kuhn of leelotl- ' Little Hocking spent so >era! days -Vice PresldeRt Hubert Humphrey. recently with their ~ertta; Mr. and MrL Millard SW11rtz IDd Mr." and Mrs. Mike Williams and daughter. Mr. ond MrL MU!ard Swortz · and Mr. Jllld Mra. Mike Will~• 8DII daughter spent Father'alli.Y with Mr. and YrL "Dole Kuhn and BY MRS, EVELYN BRICKLES lamll¥ at lJtlle Hocking. Mlsa Dru Cline hu occepted Terry Swartz apent a recent empl01111ent II Ohio Vnlveralcy SUndly In HuntiJVton, W• . VL at Athena. Mr. and Yro. ChaL D. Woode Btooka Summorfteld was taken visited Sonh Woode In the Vet.,. 1111 IIIII week, to St. Joseph enns Memorial Hospllll recentHoapltll, Porkersburg, suller· I.Y- Enroute home they called on 1,. from • heart lUick. Yr. lnd Mrs. J. A. Stnlth. Mr. and Mrs. Jock stanley ot Jennifer Wright of nortllern Junction Ctcy, were overatpt Ohio Is viotted her alDits, Thelrueste here recently other brolbma Henderaoo llld family lnd er and state~·IJ>Iaw, Yr. and oale Follrod llld famll.y. Charles Powers ollli.Yton vis- Yro, Wlfae Brlckles. Mr. Herohel WhOle ot 5m)'rtW. Ited with his uncle, Garner GrifBeach, Florida, ..,. 1 'l1lurada,y fin, ovar 1 recent weekend. Mra. Marpret Sponcer Ia 1 guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Fm Hilsey. slll"flical podent at Veterans Mr11- Twlla Clorkand twoJIOIJa, MemorW Hospllll, Pomeroy. of New Jersey, . ljlelll several CAUOOLLEC~- :~~:::::~l:l!.::;t.'t~:~lb."'*',:~::::h~ WIIATOIOI I!USI"S/t.'l 'UH-IMI' AK CLEANERS · ' UFE TO YOUI w.,- MY NAM10 15 CHUCKY FULLER. 1 WANTED "TO FLAY FIREMAN. REA/. FIREMEN ARE CARE'UL OF CLIMBING AROUND OLD e UILDING~ . T01 I. IIWI:B AHD. IBRVICB .. . '68'•1n 5toc:lt 1M! Mite 3Lighlwln 9Y.a Sportwln 'l ' ' • Sc.warul Hockinsp_ort,_Oh_io . PBONB.,_.. FIRST IJAIJtf!. lHEIV · lXl I IWCAAJ HIM? JJ!;!" GIVE Me A LlTll£ HIIJT! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly ot Chester and Mrs. Lo\s Ebersbach also of Chester, were r~ cent guests of Mr. and Mr1. W~¥~~& Brleldea. Mr. and Mrs. Dolmar 'l'llolll&>100 llld sooa of Vlen, W. VL, were SU11J111 ruesta or Yr. and · Mrs. Kelllll!th Grllllth llld JIClD. . ~·-- m~sta or Yr. llld Mrs. There comes a lime In the ; ~.....•-were Mr. and Mrs. labor when view. you Fon Halsey have 10movement take a bllBinesa VL, violted his alster, Yr. ond MrL Kennelb Oa1mth 8DII aon, Joe, Thursdo1 event.. WbUe here they also called on Mr. and Mra. David seals. and Mrs. Cremeano andMr.,_",. lutve Earl moved 10 the _,,... Charles Betzlng property near . :mor;m~:t'C:r~; ~e,.f~1z,A=. /ltedAtheijo. COUtfnlY !tMOS 4lfE QO:O FOR P2fiiAC.'(! 1:1 KID Al<tO HEW DOG, 1 !Uftt ~~~~~~~~~~- JUST AWBltM' AI.DNQ, DON ' T I..QOI( SIISPICIOUS~ . . ... . . . . . . . . . -This Wtek'siC&v:::=~~ 66 Olch Toronado Deluxe . . . . . $2995 . noted glus, radio, w1s1w tires, dark .green matchina Interior. Factory alr-wlldltlonlog. wltli · Tuppers PJaina Society News .' 'I . • ' '·' . . • ~ : -• '·'· '· '•. • ' 'I l .J•• ,. . .'. ...." · ?• ?• ?• b~ �.. ·:Q\ ~ . ' .. Pomeroy . Motor Co. I~ . QIWITY .5 i962 OLDS F...SS 4 DR. •••• • • .• •.• • • • • • · • • • .$89 V-8 ~ne, automatic tnna., delux trim, green DnisiL AU good w-w tires, Tldlo & heater. 1962 CHEVROLET S. SPT, CPE · • · · • - · · - - " " .$I0~5 V..S engine, automatic trans., power steering & brake • gold finish with gold vinyl Interior, bucket seats R&Jt. 1961 CORV AIR MONZA 4 DR. - - - • • • · - - - - • · .$59!5 Automatic trans., m&roon ftnlah, good tires, Radio& heater. (.ii}LY ,~V) . ····-'~ AJIIIQAt«! SALE :All .·~ Dlltautetll • twe :llfiiii'UI ana Timex f~ .. lime 1e cbd - olfil', POMEROY PHONE . • 992-2181 "'·" ' J1clc W. ·c;m.v, Mgr. Real Ett1te For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co. HOBSTETTER REALTY OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. I'OMIROY, C!HIO C.nl of Thlnb to express sincere thanks and appreciation to WE WISH tile Rev. Miller, Rev. Bart. lett, the Rawlings Coats Fun- eral Home, and all friends and neighhors for all kindnesses and help In our hour of need. We would like to express our thanks for the gorg&Jus nowers and food nent to us. Sincerely, the family of the late Stella Walburn. 7-2-ltc I WISJI to extend my thanka to the nurses and staff of Veteran Memorial llospital; special thanks to Dr. Pickens, Ewing Funeral Home, Rev. Lemley, Carrie Neu12Ung, all those who sent nowers. cards, and the Middleport emergency squad during the Illness and death of my wile, KaUe A. Hood. I also extend thanka to the Herdmen Rest Rome, Ma!IOII, W. Va., lor Ita wonderful care. Harold A. Hood 7-2-111> Notice TO ALL GOLFERS, C!estellllll Golf OOIIl'lle will have a IJai tournament July t Prizes will be given. H31c TERMITES SWARMING? - 'nleJ an re-pruducUves, not ..... your wcrker <Oiony. Free In~ and lnformaUon on era'lfl' "' Space dangero. No aal01111an, low overllead, Ill per cent savlngs. Allied Pest Control, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 99J-5fO evenlnp. ~ ,!" • WJIL 00 aewlng at home llppm, pocket&, pegglna, hemming, alteraUons, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Phone 773-56Sl. ~tfc ' IIAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnga Nile Club, 5 to e p.m. MODday t11ro Friday. Ladles nlgllt every Friday. U.Uc For Rent For Sale PLENTY of sPace lor one b-ID- SEWING MACHINE, completeer with all lacllitt... In Syra- . Jy automaUe zi8 zag sewing euse. Call 992-391M. 4-JI.Ifc macblne to mee\ all your aew. Jng Deedl. Waa salesman's FlJRNISIIED and unlurnllhed deiiiOIIIIralor, 1188 one of ~ apartments. Cl01e to achaol. more expensive sewing rnaPhone ~10-JI.Ifc cldnel. WUl lie]] dilcount Jl"ice 01 f!Ut « monlhly TRAILER SPACE, all utlJitla payments. Phone llb-3218. available. Inquire 1M MuJber. ~ ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. Box 425 Pnmeroy. S-29-lle TWO HOtsrEIN eows, freJh. · Mrs. Clifford Leifheit, Rock FURNISHED apartment, I w o Sprlnp &ad, l'mleroy. bedrooms, Middleport. Phone s..!Ntp lft.3e'll. 1-D-«e BIG SOUND, !Nil Philco sterR ROOMS AND BATH, 170 Maleo. This set haa 10 year diaberry Ave., Pomeroy. Conmond needle warranty; 80 tact Roae Slaaon, phone 912- days free service; 40 Inch 2019 after 5 p.m. Phone mwalnut COIIBOie. This aet Is 1131. 1-D-«e new, only $121.88 or pay $5 per month. Try It In yo-;r A'l'I'RACI'IVE MODERNS-room home. Call 992-2836. 8-30-tltc furnlabed apartment, Ideally Joealed near Pomeroy bull- 20 INCH WINDOW fan, $18.99; nou section. !'bone 9tM82S. translator radios $5.99 up; 1- 19-tlc men's straw hats $1.18. Save Today at BRYANT'S, 1011 W. FURNIS11ED GARAGE apart- Jlaln. 6-306tc ment on Lincoln IDU. UtWUes paid; adalla only. Phone 'liD- STEREO, EARLY American Slit. &-He stereo, radio combination. ~ lid state unit, 4-speed changTRAILER LOT with paUo, nice er. Lovely maple finish. Tab location In Middleport, water, over paymenls of f8 p e r gaa, eleetrtclty available. ean month or pay bal8nee . cl ~ after I :30 p.m. 8-».!tc: $102.65. Phone 99J.3218. Ull4lc FURNIS11ED APARTMENT, 4 rooma and both. fi(J.OO mo. STEREO-RADIO: lovely walAll utlliUa. Phone mml; nut stereo radio comblnaUon, alter 5 phooe llft.2571. 1-apeed tntermiJ:ed changer, 4f-11-Uc apeaker aound BJBfem. DeluR noaunc turntable. Will dltCLEAN, FOUR rooma and both, count lor eaab. Only $81..011 or fumlabed apartment, 114\!o monthly payments of $5.12 per Mulberry. Phone 99'U811. month. Phone lltWZ18. 8#4tc N5-Uc --For Stle or Trtdt 1965 MUSTANG Faalbacl:, V-8 automallc, also 19115 Muatang, V-8, S speed. Financing available. Call ~7, after 5 p.m. 18U141. ~. W8nted To Buy 1HO CHEVROLET bhpala !or USED RUG LOOM. Call 919oale « trade lor lrnek "' 2all after 2 p.m. 7-2-3tc equal valna. Call Reedmlle ~ maM. . , . ANTIQUES, furniture, dllhoo, mlscellaneous. Mrs. Howard lila CHeVROLET C!evy I Wagon, 19tl5 Mustang VI, SCecil, 11110 W. MaJn St., Pomeapeed: Plnanclng available. ft!J. 1-25-#c Phone IIUM7 after 5 p.m. tDI7411. 1-JI.Ifc W1nltcl CARIB WAffll) ROOM AND BOARD. Would lh garage. Call tiUm. T.utc IN MDUPORT CARRII!It fu- dally and Sanday -.paper. Phone 55SI_ 7-1--lle CONTAa For Sale FAYf MANLEY Middleport, o. CARRIER WANTED .....,•.. llltslllll • U ACRE PAIIM - 7 Room home, bath, ceDar, bam; well, IIIII clsla'lt Wiler. Minerals. Between Hmlacmvllle and Rutland. IIEJ,EN and VIRGIL TEAFORD Auoclala-. , _ , OldD O'IIIUBN a CJIOW REALTY COMPANY POMEROY - I 11et7 frame, t 1'001111, 2 bedrooms, cellar, br1ek lkimc- fi,IIIO.OO. RAaNB - 1\!o alory frame, 7 lnform:~t!on. -- III!NIIY CLELAND · - - Ofllce .. ~ """"-~ ' .. r . ""'' lvll11111 ServiCII " APPLIANCE HOSPITAL - Aotborized Briggs and Stratjoa and Lawn Boy, parts a n d services; repair 'Teeumaeh and Kobler engines and Ill amall appliances, '!1llrd St., Mason, W. Va., Jolm M. ~ gen. 1-INOtc c. c. IRADJI'OBD AUCTJONI:BR CempleCo 8ervlee ......... Write, Phoe ., o.toet Clttlllnh-d I 1 tfc YOU CAN IIIII save fSO or IMI't AIR OONDmO!IING Refrlgerllloo service. Jack's Refrigon aluminum boats. Cell IIJ. eration. New Haven. bone Jll7 ... . . .. Cub ... IIZ-II'It. 4 • tfe 11-INlle lenni. POODLE PIJPP!ES, AltC TOJ miniature. fll and up. 8lad aervlce and II'IIOmlnl- Pbo111 UP TO flOO 0117', Floor llod- READY • MIX conerete delivered right to your proJeet. 18Uta. 11 I tfe ela, Side by lido Refrlleratur Freezers, Pnmeroy IIDme and Past and easy. Free elllmates. Phone IIU284, GoegI ROOM HOUSE, lllo bib, Auto, phone 191-liiN. I-Dle ltln Ready • Mix Co., Middle· DeW oil furnace, lot 124 " ut port, Olllo. • 10 lfc ft. $7,1110, Racllle, "Pitoae til- II CUBIC FOOT deep rre-, fill NI-Uic capacity f30 lbs., acelknl BUDGET PRICE fumlture on oondlllon, fll. Phone 18U150. oar third floor budqet shop. AltC Golden lletllew!r puppies, NNie Baker Pnmllure, Middleport, Ill Alii St., Middleport. fD. Olllo. T II tfe 1443. JI.D.IIe RIP & TEAR SPECL\L, U. deJUD ~~~ !II aewfnS Dll- SEWING MACHINES. renalr TWO BEDROOM borne, both cbJne. This machine maJiel lel'vlce, aD maw. WY 2lull basement, garage: Twobuttonbolel, dll'lll, emb., 22M. The Jl'obrle S'tOII. Pomyear..,ld home In s,r-, m buttona. Pay t )IIJmeali eroy. Aathorlzed 1!1119er Saleo Pllone 11112-SW. S-l8-llle of fl or fl8 Cllb. '1'17 II In and !lervlce. We !lha,.. 1001' home. CaD - - Scllsol'l. S-29-tfc ..._ Real Esttte For Sale MANUPACTURim'8 S.W:, LOVF/.Y tHREE BI!:Dik!OM fll'lll and home 'llldle Iaiii modern borne In Syn 'Uie, llcale and bam 'fall to wall carpellnjt, nl • ... aale big ~ll•hen, buement, ~·· acbaol, will tab. '" ilal•se trrller as part p#yli• .';· call ill2'5100. '" ...,.1,11!: a~e. ~~tar ,' ' lfte,, - -· 411 ...... I . 'l'ldid "'! Aft .... -~ OhM tM toll&wtat 6MciiiiM; ... .. ClGARE'I'l'E •endlnl ~ and JIOI'VIee. ABC Enterprilel, v•. Pllone 'I'/Uia, .,__ w. fMc . . .. ' ' ' -' . ll-liJI, - 'door...... ...... ' , ..~~~---~-:""~---.,..-~~~, ..,--·.......... ..~~~-..:::~ '=-· · · · . . ..~ '· ~-·i· =nna=iii1 ._. . . ._.. . .. IIOTtCI DN PILit. . Ofl UWitn'OIY AND APPI.IIIMIMT Tilt -.::.=·c:.\"' ·- To ·U. lueu.W er Ad.llllalltnttr " ,.......," .... or,.. ,..,.,. : •.;"~..."""'..:.::=-.;.:: llll" .. .... Nlldteta .t tali .... ., Uta wUI; uct to tbt 1Uor'Du or a&- ,....., ,..,_••., .., ",.. ............. ~ x.. "• .. .... c...... a, .MMIT L IIDillll -Ciotll '-il N .. - ,. .~ .. ·u~:' .. U~ - IIIUDI . . . IN THE MID-OHIO VAUIY · .rY'UV . __ ·e into. a Completely fumlshed, brand home that fnewbest · le11 you el'ljoy life at I~ -care > ree - ,' Alfred Social Notes · " . COMPAIE OUR SEIVICE QUAUTY & PRICE AS LOW AS_ $3495.00 oPEi,J, 9; t WEEKDAYS 1· 51lUNDAYs MILLER MOBIL~ HOlES . W·~~TON 166V IWHU"-1" BLVD. 4~7521 :BELPRE, OIUO. .'· . 'I SAVE SPACE FilE SJohOE .. !roTH I'I!QOFING EXPIRI'. Wheel Alignment 5.55 -GUAIANrE&D-· The Women's Society of ChristIan Sorvlce held Its regular meett..r on Tuesday evening, JWUl 18, at the home of Alrno Swartz, with on oltendance ol 13. Nellie Park· er opened the meeting with a 1"001111, • bedrooms, ll!o balha, poem ond Oale Follrod had the lull .....,_t, eenb"al llr ...,_ prayer. diUOlllag, 1\!o 11m1 land. fts,During the business meeting, 850.00. plans were made to order a ahip.. BtlTUND - FA!!M-4 houaes. ment ot ge~n; plmns were made One 2 atory frame, I rooms, to serve lunch at the Claude • bedrooms, bath, - IIIIOtber Woodyard sale on Sltuxdoy, June I I'IIOm bouse briDI!Dg f25.110 29. The program, .. Changing Th~ per month, 182 acre~, barn, cbleken bouse, lhed, lebacco ologlcal Conceplll" was in chlrge bale and 8011 bank. Call 1or ol Genevieve Guthrie and con. CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" COMMERCIAL type pop corn breeding service. Call Leland Parker. Pomeroy residence popper. Eastern Band Boolt992-2264 « eall station '1111>m. Pllone 16'1-H or • pera Plalna 16'1-'251. II JOtc 10'18. 7-~ ltoebler ......er Sb:th and College Road, Syraeuse. 7~t· t* •* . ' i .. . _, .Jul7• ar., ltM A...: W• Will ::.-•• It JIQliO Ia . lo.,_ tbll ill{ . . . . .... •• "· 0'111111 ...... •ftd .......... , ..,., 7-J.tfc" IJVE BAIT, crawlers and minDOn, il hour service, John ._., ' ,_ NEW JOHN DEERE diesel do- RADIO II TV repair, J'ei80Dbl and hydr able prtees. Antenna II Booar.er, angle ade a,._ ter service_ John Harrlaon, Uc wlnclt, only run 78 houri. , ....... AJao 11164 lnlernaUonal two701 Broadway st., ,q.....,port, ton trucl:, good shepe. Above Ohio. Phone 11112-U, open Mason on left of road. Pbone evenlnp. ~ MOORE'S gu circulating beat.er. Pllone 11112-2811. 7-2-31!: '' ' H'l'tCI ;::'"..:·= ::="":. '::.. ~=.=.t ~~~1-~ GOOD NEW merchandise, and ELECTROLUX SALES and service: Sweepers, 1'111 was.'lers nl"' guno. Adama AucUon, and polishen. Genuine parts .. Friday at 7:30 p.m RuUand, Call U9U/80. 1-U-tfc Ohio. Pbooe 712-4461. 7-1-Ctc mi117. ~HAL .:.='i•.'\'"".., Geo_ lhllolelltr, llnbr :: 8YRACIJSE - II'GOIDII, bath, t bedrooms, !Jmlly toom, patiO, s !Gil, 2 ~ abade, Dell le~ . " A1lJ' ""'·P8l"f011 , .... "dnlrini ,..., ••to,..,. to. .ut Q. LANGmLLI!: - General stOre, H - I 8.ft ... _ ..... ... ...... .. tiQI frim' &o tM diU twt bat water iteai, mercbandl!e, IK tt.ulq. I 1llldv .., JUad Uld IN aqulpment, and 7 I'IIOm home, .,GhQ. AWl Coart, .... Bll • .,. vi '"" Balb, fllmlce, 2 C!8l' gar18e, 1\!o- . . .s1ness ......,.,...... ..,... ... J , PHONE 992-2094 · IRING W, Va, CAIPmNG '""' .. orl-101 IIIMJ 01 YOW CltiUd I~ JOIIf own IIOMe bp YCNI ...,.... diJ'(MIII "''""· ND 111111. No .fu& ItO liitr. UN rut• tile .,... dQ. .................. ....., · AlfllfWIII••••'"" """" l,.ttfl Milk ' -1 Itt. I .... _ hMM hu:WQ CALL IDDCaYIU.I . . . . . ·:::;::::,o:W;::.::::::::;;::::::::::o:::::;;;:::=::::::-.::::::::=:--:::::~. Sales Opportunity 1111s here wtlh her lllulhter and BOD, Mr. aud MrL Jobn Cowdery and famli.Y ot veto llld Yr. and We are seoklng2 n~preaetllaU•· Mra. Clllrk ·IJJd daughter, es Jn lhls area lor career oppor- Lindo, and also hor sl•ter, Mr. lunlty. and Mrs. orvn Gorton or BetheL •fiOO month guaranlee 10 atart Mr. and Mr1. Rlcllard Coma •Traln!Dfl at Company upenae . and aon, Mll<e, or Sond1>We, w. •PromoUon by llllril eeo% Income from establlsbad accounts Our represenlaUves are happy - !bey earn aauatactory Incomes. You, too, ba ve an aslsted ot readings, talk• and dlsU-·• 0 pportuni"' to eata• cep """' '' "" cussiCXL Jisb an Income for Ule_ The hostess served delicious For confidenllallnlervlew call refreshments during the social hour. The next meeting will be IV\ondBy thru Saturday Tuesdo1 evening, July 16, at the July_ 1-6 , .home of Genevieve-Guthrie with RON LAVTI ~-· .. "Nellie Parker leading the program• Mrs. Martha Elliott was host.. ess to a layette shower for Mra. Wilma Henderson recently at the EUiott home. The I e de r a I government The Church Study Committee abould not become the emmet with tho Rev, ·pearl caato ployer of the last resort. It ot the home of Thelma Hender. should, rather, act 10 gensoo on Thursday evening and on erate the maximum number IIDnday, June. 24, met at the of lobo for the C1141dvontaged in both the public oDd private ehurciL · · Michael ond Tamm,y Kuhn of leelotl- ' Little Hocking spent so >era! days -Vice PresldeRt Hubert Humphrey. recently with their ~ertta; Mr. and MrL Millard SW11rtz IDd Mr." and Mrs. Mike Williams and daughter. Mr. ond MrL MU!ard Swortz · and Mr. Jllld Mra. Mike Will~• 8DII daughter spent Father'alli.Y with Mr. and YrL "Dole Kuhn and BY MRS, EVELYN BRICKLES lamll¥ at lJtlle Hocking. Mlsa Dru Cline hu occepted Terry Swartz apent a recent empl01111ent II Ohio Vnlveralcy SUndly In HuntiJVton, W• . VL at Athena. Mr. and Yro. ChaL D. Woode Btooka Summorfteld was taken visited Sonh Woode In the Vet.,. 1111 IIIII week, to St. Joseph enns Memorial Hospllll recentHoapltll, Porkersburg, suller· I.Y- Enroute home they called on 1,. from • heart lUick. Yr. lnd Mrs. J. A. Stnlth. Mr. and Mrs. Jock stanley ot Jennifer Wright of nortllern Junction Ctcy, were overatpt Ohio Is viotted her alDits, Thelrueste here recently other brolbma Henderaoo llld family lnd er and state~·IJ>Iaw, Yr. and oale Follrod llld famll.y. Charles Powers ollli.Yton vis- Yro, Wlfae Brlckles. Mr. Herohel WhOle ot 5m)'rtW. Ited with his uncle, Garner GrifBeach, Florida, ..,. 1 'l1lurada,y fin, ovar 1 recent weekend. Mra. Marpret Sponcer Ia 1 guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Fm Hilsey. slll"flical podent at Veterans Mr11- Twlla Clorkand twoJIOIJa, MemorW Hospllll, Pomeroy. of New Jersey, . ljlelll several CAUOOLLEC~- :~~:::::~l:l!.::;t.'t~:~lb."'*',:~::::h~ WIIATOIOI I!USI"S/t.'l 'UH-IMI' AK CLEANERS · ' UFE TO YOUI w.,- MY NAM10 15 CHUCKY FULLER. 1 WANTED "TO FLAY FIREMAN. REA/. FIREMEN ARE CARE'UL OF CLIMBING AROUND OLD e UILDING~ . T01 I. IIWI:B AHD. IBRVICB .. . '68'•1n 5toc:lt 1M! Mite 3Lighlwln 9Y.a Sportwln 'l ' ' • Sc.warul Hockinsp_ort,_Oh_io . PBONB.,_.. FIRST IJAIJtf!. lHEIV · lXl I IWCAAJ HIM? JJ!;!" GIVE Me A LlTll£ HIIJT! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly ot Chester and Mrs. Lo\s Ebersbach also of Chester, were r~ cent guests of Mr. and Mr1. W~¥~~& Brleldea. Mr. and Mrs. Dolmar 'l'llolll&>100 llld sooa of Vlen, W. VL, were SU11J111 ruesta or Yr. and · Mrs. Kelllll!th Grllllth llld JIClD. . ~·-- m~sta or Yr. llld Mrs. There comes a lime In the ; ~.....•-were Mr. and Mrs. labor when view. you Fon Halsey have 10movement take a bllBinesa VL, violted his alster, Yr. ond MrL Kennelb Oa1mth 8DII aon, Joe, Thursdo1 event.. WbUe here they also called on Mr. and Mra. David seals. and Mrs. Cremeano andMr.,_",. lutve Earl moved 10 the _,,... Charles Betzlng property near . :mor;m~:t'C:r~; ~e,.f~1z,A=. /ltedAtheijo. COUtfnlY !tMOS 4lfE QO:O FOR P2fiiAC.'(! 1:1 KID Al<tO HEW DOG, 1 !Uftt ~~~~~~~~~~- JUST AWBltM' AI.DNQ, DON ' T I..QOI( SIISPICIOUS~ . . ... . . . . . . . . . -This Wtek'siC&v:::=~~ 66 Olch Toronado Deluxe . . . . . $2995 . noted glus, radio, w1s1w tires, dark .green matchina Interior. Factory alr-wlldltlonlog. wltli · Tuppers PJaina Society News .' 'I . • ' '·' . . • ~ : -• '·'· '· '•. • ' 'I l .J•• ,. . .'. ...." · ?• ?• ?• b~ �,. '\ ·~ ~~;~·· • Pome. . .)(ldd)eport, o., Tuesda,y, Jul,y ~. 1968 .·. Release of·231· • ' ~flit., ., t I ' I .~ AmeriCans Expected , -~" MOSCOW (\]PI)- Agreement between Moscow and Washing.. ton m'a,y bring the release soon of a u.S. airliner and the 231 Americans aboard when it was rorced down onto a SOviet Far ~ Sast it necessary- tnr:llclted the matter was likely to be soUled quickly and quietly, One major reasOA for the SoViets being agreeable ls that the Kremlin is considered unlike.. ly to spoil a new era or good teen~ now evident between t.he United St:ates aM the S<met MASOND .RIVE·IH Union. The Soviet press continued its blackout on the forced landing of lhe Seaboard World Airlines Debbie Watson • gize island by Russian fighterS. diplomatic sources said today. They said the official SOviet silence over the incident Sunda,y ToNIGHT, JULY 2 BAREFOOT IN THE PARK Rt:hrt Redford, Jane Fonda PLUS TilE COOL ONES Roddy McDowall • plus American readiness W take the llilame=-aM probably apol~>o WED • THU. • FRL July 3 - 4 - 5 EASY COME, EASY GO ELVIS PRESLEY AND "CAPRICE" (Color) OORIS DAY RICHARD HARRIS DC8 on the harsh, volcanic island of Iturup, nm1h of Japan. According to observers, this indicated Moscow may not make 8 cold war issue of the incident. Elvis Presley STAY AWAY, JOE (Technicolor) Elvis Presley Burgess Meredith Joan Bloooell COLORCARTOONS: Jerry Quite Contrary Pickled Puss; Neapolitan Mouse captains Courageous SHOW STARTS 7 PM WEDNESDAY, JULY 3 NOT OPEN Thursdt¥, Friday, saturday, Jul,y 4-1-6 "HAW All" (Technlcolor) JUUE ANDREWS MAX VON SY!XJW COLOR CARTOON: CATCH MEOW Rwming time 3 Hrs. 15 min. Box office closes 8 p.m. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. · Dies on Monday Funeral services for Oakley have joined in sponsoring the Nelson, 72, Second St., Mi<ilte. nuclear nonproliferation treaty. port, who died Monday afternoon in Holzer Hospital, will be held Wednesda,y at li a.m. at the Martin Funeral Home with the Rev. Chester Lemley officiating. Burial will be in MI I e .s Cemetery. A talent show will be staged He was preceded in death by at the Eastern Higb School at 7 his wire, Mary, in 1961, and !our p.m. Thursday, July 4th, by the brothers and a sister. He was retired from the New Eastern Band Boosters. The show will be made up or York Central Railroad as a sectalent from the Eastern School tion hand after 48 years with the District. Among those partlcl. firm . Friends may caH at the patlng so far are Joe Griffith's funeral home anytime. COlUltry and Western Group, the Jan, Dan and Diane D a n c e Has Group, Teresa Buckley, Debbie Jeft"ers, Jan and Ann, Lisa Yeago, and Eastern's Impacts. All those planning to be in In Electronics the program are to meet at the Martin Robert Carson, son of high school at 7,30 p.m. Wed. Mrs. Mildred carson, 63 s-.. nesday. Third, Middleport, and the lau: Guy Carson, .has recel ved an asSuit is F'ded sociate in science degree in electronics technology on June 17 A suit for $1,498.79 was fiJOO fr001 Daytona Beach Junior Col- Monday in Meigs County comlege at Daytona Beach, Fla. mon pleas court by Ohio Valley Born in Pomeroy, carson at- Industries, Inc., Minersville, atended Middleport High School. gainst Jerry Towers, Racine. The He served in both the U. S. Navy plaintiff charges the amount is and Air Force and for the past owed on an open accwnt. two years has been employed by In other activity, a suit for the Boeing Co. at the Kennedy divorce has been flied by Joanoe Space Center, F1arida, as an in- Russell, Pomeroy, against G~" ·vestigator with the systems in- 0. RussoU, Pomeroy, charging tegradori reliability engineering gross neglect of dUty and exgroup assigned to the Apollo Sat- treme cruelty. The plaintiff is urn V program. seeking custody of a minor child. Degree second U. S. plane In three da;ya forced by hljaekers to fly to Cuba, rsturned to the United states today with only Its seven crew members aboard. The 86 passengers remained In CUba There was no immediate explanation why only the crew was allowed to leave Havana, where the Boeing 727 was forced to land at gunpoint Monda;y night on a night from Minneapolis, Minn., to Miami. The Federal Aviation Agency fF A~ in Mlaml oaid the U, S.· operated CUban re(Ugee airlift woold bring the passengers back today. The airlift sends t w o flights daily ro Cuba. The pilot of the airliner, Capt. Richard Simonson, had told the FAA In a filsht report nlod from Havana by radio that he was bringing 85 passengers with Driver Hurt In Accident and · bei:Otne ·thO VIrginia '\eel b...... to the Alporlcan ' cbiDnles. . Ray, so nervous he·waa..mt~t Incoherent, had shown earlier:·in a surprise statement to the court that he feared - aid (IOtit&ps. ; OJ<Pe•1ed - 111e extradldon to be granted. There are stU! mueh legal red him on his return flight. Only t&i>e to go through before Ray reone passenger, presumably the turns to the United States. His hijacker, was to remain In CUba. But Jack Ma.)o s, a publl c relations man with Northwest Orlent, said la!M that only t h e crewmen- Simonson, two al8ht WASHINGTON (IJPI)-CIIIng officers and rour stewardesses what it called evldeQ!;e o! new - were returning. links bet"""" smoking and fatal An olllclal of the !late Dedlsease, the sovemment has partment' s Olban affairs office asked Congress to outlaw radio in Miami aald he believed the and television cigar- compassengero were detained be. mercials and require st>-onger eauae Havana airport r~s health warntnga In other aclverare oot eCJ!Ipped for big Jet air- tlslng, liners. ln.. separate reoonunerxlatlono VETERANS MEMORIAL Monday, the Health, Education HOSPITAL and Welfare Deparlment called Admitted - Alberta Schuler, tor a •tdeatb" w8.l'lllng on Middleport; Orville I<MpJ;>er, cigaretie packages and ado, and Pomeroyj Ollie Tyree, Middle- the Federal Trade Commission port; Brian Murphy, Middleport. Discharged - Anita Harmon, Donna Deel, Gale Schrlmpler, Carson Lingerfe14 Virgil Hud(Contioood frmn- IJ son. protect Its ICBMs. It is looking into new, more MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL atdvanced ICBMs. and longerAdmitted - Carl Schultz. Rarange submarine mlssJles. cine, Problems Of Trust Discharged - None. SOme U.S. weapons experts hove loJW !bought that at the Weaponry very least the two countries other diseases.•• Life Expectancy CUt Cohen, citing a new studY by the National Ciearlnghiiuse for Smoking and Health, Nld tbere was I»W nldence 10W1I 'men who are hea\'y smokers lose four years In Ute expectancy and Ji8ht amekera lose two. Heavy smoldilg was clellned as two l"'cks a da;y, light smold111 leas than hall a pack, In addition to the llnk with IUJII! cancer-llret asserted by a surgeon general'• repo\'1 tour years ago... amoklng can c:odrl- of avoiding escaladon based on misunderstanding. One major problem wwld be how far they a one ear accident on Route 124 near the SOuthern High School ultimate reduction in nuclear '· • ...................... ~··~~wt-...-,lwto A MUST FOR rii1Y¢AI In School Expressed The Meigs County Boa1'11 of Education Tue!ldly night ap. proved a resolution ell)ressing Interest In learning more or the rnanned inspection devices l~ eluding advanced. chemical and physle~~l DECEPTIVE penpedlve makes lower of St. Mlcbel Church In Hambarc, GormBDy, appear IaUer tbaa modern leie•laloa lower, rlgbl. Atlually, new otrue· tare IB more tban twice •• tall IS tbe "MI~•et, "' and bouoea a rotat1n1 reolauraat about holhray up_ .CubL several congressmen. angered aendmem In each country · which leered the other was plniJii advantage wwld have to be aatlalfled. ' . .. (IOrsons entering defense pianta ..every suitcase," a spokesman and prisons. lor one of the major airllnes "I ••• oo rea.-rwhy similar asid. "W lth the new 400. devices eouldn't be instaUed at ~&Ienger jets just around the lirport check·ln &ale• to deter· corner, you'd never get them ln mine whether pasaengers are the air It you had to check the carrying guns or other'~Smaea~ ~le out one-by-one." Rlppa added thet 1 (IOrson-by- "" there was • system which wwld wO<k, "e'd be aU tor it," :liortbweat Orient DCII-thl fifth Hugh Ne1¥10n of . tile Alz plane d!Yertod to 111- Transpoit Association of Amerl. i\ ~t 'IJUII'olntthlayeer-crtticlzed co (AT.V) said. "Airllnea hi.. ~ 'lhe • iiUI'tmnent tor lallll!g to been seeking 1 device that ·; · ·~a to prevent piney In , would 4e,tact firearms." , .:'·1 ' ' · · Airline oJIIolala ar(IUod '<, that devlc~s otow are ullable to O.Fla., • dlatinguloll betw- 1!11111 and ''"..,.'""l!"t crimi~r alarm clocks, dlclatlng Dll· noted that chines, electric ruoro ond il ft1U011cdl11!i 11111 coiuitloao other Items. Slow Proceao lave been u~ ' ' "You'd wind up clltcldng Ia ocmning • U.s. '"""I Hawkiah Crcm Dr. Alphus Christensen, president of Rio Grande College, who la servil~ as chalnnan of a four cCIUIIII' cmnmittee. It outtined dlacusslon of the prqJOsod achool at Jackson J101e 18. The school would aerve Meiga, Gal- 111 Mondsy'o hijacking o! a stap of disarmament balance of deterrence wwld hi.. to be maintained. Harriman ' Ita 01111 P,clari.' ' ,_ - .. ... · a letter Ita, .Jackson and Vlntoo eounttes, and would provide only vocatio~r eiiQiloyod PARIS (UPI) - U. S. Ambu11o A•erellllarrlman J)lfld. with Hlnol: "Is llltfe can di>"' to caol off North ..... lntendent. preaented ponon search also would have a1 training, but in 20 arees. "I beef psychological effect on Another meeti!V on the· proJ)ISBen&erL posed school has been set for AlzUne oMclals ar, leery of Jul,y 10 at Rio Grande. · T h e havi"' armed guarda aboard Meiga Board wiD be rt~~resent­ planea, od at thet session. Bowen slid. uWhen I guy grabs I Bowen aho IIIDDUileed 1 delotewll'llesa and puts a gun to epte wiU be ranted to attend . her head, what are you going to thl annual meetiila of the Ohio iJrll" WW!am Osmun of the School Boonfa Aaon. Nov. 13 ATAA asked. "'if yoo atart I and 1l The board alao v acuMe In tha cabin, 111ese thl118a to extend school bus dri"" perare &:~ressurtzed. mill to AU/I. 31 rather than bave "H you put a bullet hole them mplre on J\Ule 30, a move through the fuselage II 30,000 made necessary beeeuenew fedfC!Ot. you cwld hiYe a major eral program• throughout t h e lrl&edY. We don't - sUI!jl)a,y CCIUIIII' require thlt buses be In the eabin." Rebuffed I, pi .. ., ....... WASHINGTON (UP!) ·- The ' Federal Aviation Agency and ihe nation's alrUnea said today there Is no way to prevent a man with a gun frmn hljocldng ·.• passenger Jet aid taldJW It to i reaction is immense. At each ·11!!1. .. ..~ 1lijack~~;'Jtfi~~·· 1t Ail -T~i~ Way ,f aboord sensors, acousti~. phC>o tographic aiXI s(IO<Iroscoplc techniques, aid aral,ysia of economic tOOicatorr.. But the problem or just to treeze the cycle or action lnd colt CI!Unb' ·high lc~ , ~~~~ lr'llnlng schooi, · Robert Bowen. CountY s..>er- ' ... "It's an Impossible problem Just prior to eJ1)]anlng. ~ ·, ohort of aeatching evary pasae~r ers aaid. • :,..,," . FAA spokesman Irving But both the FAA and tho ·.Rippsa said. "H you'•• got a airlines contended thet "there lo ·IbiD that WIRia to ll'l to 00 fcl\>lproo! system at present . ·Ill....,., ond he haa got 1 gun. thet wiU tell "hether paase~r ,that's all he needs." gers are carrying glUUJ." U.S. senicemen out of Soviet honda. Passe"iers Unharmed The passengers emerged from the plane apparently unharmed. They carried Russian clgarettes ·and said· the Russians fed them tea, bread, cheese arr;t butter but kept them penned up In their plaDe on the runway of the KurUe lalloo known chiefly for Its volcano named Ivan the Terr~e. b~lt' k1·op.;~,xtr~ l!lcl Jot'l.bo noon. F/Vf CENTS contestants tor the seeond an- either In Meigs or an adjoining county, including West Virginia. held laot year for the nrst tlme Also this year - to reduce at the Meigs Couucy Fair, are the time involved Jn staging the being registered by Tom Reu- contest - state event entries ter. will play only one tune, either Reuter, a. member of the coun- a hoedown or a waJ.tz of t h e 1 r ty fair board, Is heading t h I • ehoice, to last not more than year's compstltlon IYblch will of- two minutes, This will be an fer a total of $650 In cash prlz. elimination round with only 10 es, some $100 over the IUil(llllt finalists to be judged. awarded last year. Other prlzes in the state com. In addition to cnh awards, petition include $100 and ro. the Ohio State Champimahip will be awarded tile top nddler. Last nual Old Time Fiddlers Contest, umlfle a maneuver and came the !diG led him to tha lalald of · up on my lett." Toso1ini asked lturup, his navigator to check the DC8's posid011. "M.Y navigator claimed we were not over Soviet territory." The pilot said the !diG fired Interrogate Pilot 'Tve boeD 1lllller flllernptiou for the post three dtf&"' by the Rasslans, aald Toad.lnl whoae captlvicy lasted-by Allan lime ·-port of Sunda;y, aU of Moaday ond much of Tueldl,)'. II• 8114 the 4'J>O or queationa duririg the lnterroptim bolicated uthey felt we were lj))'i~W on machlneguns but &PPIIrently just as a warning. not aiming at the airliner. "I had no choice," the pilot said. "I figured the best course of action was to land" He said them." ted more than two accompao. and leta. The 10 finalists aeleclod rosette, fourth place; $30 and In the stall! compstltloo will Plf· rosette, fltth place; $25, sixth two tunes Wring th>lr aeC<IIIdap. sette, seeond place; :JSO and rosette, third place; $35 place; $15, seventh place, and $10 each for eiglrth throug!J lOth placelll. ln the Area class, seccndprlze will be $30 and a rosette; third place, $15 and rosette; $10 and rosette, · fourth place; $5 f o r fltth and sixth places. No contestant will be (IOrmit- poarance - not lasting Oftr a total of lour minutes for botll. Fiddlers willltlng to enter tha competluon msy secure their applications blanko from Router at Pl>mOJ'QY. Last year, the llrst oonteot draw a record brMklug CI'<>Wll st the Meigs Fair. year's winnet was the late Cur· ly Herdman. Two clasoes will be Included 1tt thts year' a contest to be held II 8:15 p.m. on Aug. 16 at the lair, an ~ class - which carrtoa the I trophy and II - and an Area claiS, with lhe. Orst place winner to receive a trophy, plus a $50 prize. . .. CAN ENTER ONE A CONTEST ANT · ma.Y enter either the state or area eon- toot, but oot both. Last year the three top area contestants were permitted -.to enter also tbe state event. Area contestants must Jive Supply Lines Hit from Air SAIGON (UPO - U. S. B52 Stratofortresses and fighter bombers teamed In one or the wat's heaviest air raid~s against North Vietnain' s BOOtbern pan- handle supply lines, military spokesmen said today. Grolltd. lire shOt down two American planes. The spokelltlen said the small- e.r 'ftgbter.bombers struck the to transport studenlo ponhandle durbw the summer months, Bowen stated. The release foiiCMod two da,ya' Intense but quiet diplmna· tic act! vtcy In Washlqrton and Moscow and after the United States apolOgized for the plane"s vtolatl11i Soviet air space. Tosollni said the Qight from Seattle, Wash. was routine untU north or Japan, 1'1 looked out the wilklow and was startled by seeing th11 aircraft. 1 saw a red star. h was 1 MIG." He said the SOviet figllter OldtimeFiddlers Signing Up Monday with more ralde than on lillY da;y since Ap. r1122. At theaamotlmetheeight. englned Stratoforts new f 0 u r m!Bilons Jmth o1 the border IJe. LOCAL TEMPS militarized Zone (JJMZ), amallhTholeqJOraturo ill Poiiteroy' 1 lng tho troop bases, gunsites and bullne10 dlllrlct at 11:30 a.m. supply illmpo mulbnlUmod by toda,y 11'81 68 delreea lllder IIUI- Hanoi on the Communist nation's dern - e r . " eldes. Pitket Line Crossed NEW HAVEN - Awmlntlte- hive obialned a court InJunction ly 30 """ • union men 'cr&lltd orderllqr' the IIlii n plant entrance picket lines it lbe .Pbiup ~ route be ellll:"'l, but no cooflrmltlm could be obtained, and Plant ·bon abwi.1P;30.; m. tllliiiiOrnlng • " . " plant otllciiiJ could .not be reecJ>. A JPoblll!lln at 11r1ke beod:o ed by t.ltJ>hone by - teda,y. ~ra ol 1.aca1 No. f281JWUA; AFL-CJO, in N.. Ham said thel the II'~ c~:o~Hd the linea In a~ea 11!t1 went orilo the· P!lnj~.· . . .· Itwli J»elitioDB med '%4" '....,.,..- . 1' Interest '/ mn.Y . AM.f.,....... ••nee MATCHED SETS gett1111 better. The u.s. Arms Control and Dlsal1111111ent Agency has done considerable research on unobtrusive, ~~~~o­ lelltWMrlilt ............ signed a Soviet'Preparod statement sayl ng he . violated their air space. He said he signed because he wanted to get his plane and its 214 VlelniDt<bound In the age or observation space satellltes, lnteliJgence is ' Con Ia The Meigs e.,..q. ~· Belteji ,Uvestock GUI'llle~ lijil JeraeJ Club met at the home or Tot\lt Clr'nlb.an on J - 27, with Mro.! lioila!d ' Mora preeent In tbtl aJ>: of 1lle ldrlaer, llonll4. Mora. SIA>ve Nease giYe 1 ~. · on cattle grubs and Pllll He"!: derson also pve one. A I(IOC~ I!UOst wl8 Mr. Ran· Ebe~ lla pve 1 talk. Th~ next moet.OO Ill( wiU be on Jul,y 11, 1~ ~ hmne of Roger and Roma Neue.o Refreahmeita were served bf. Mrs. Jim C a :: The problem of Inspection, to which Moscow tndltionally obJects, ·could be formldlble, but perhaps not IIi severe as it once was. ...,.,.,.~ ••••.,.u ••• ••t didn't violate their air apace/' he told a news conference, But Tosollni said he arsenals. at Racine. Stanley E. Watson, 25, was treated Cor racial lacerations arter being taken to tl1e hospital by Racine emergency SCJ18dmen. MOORE'S I Amperage loHery t ' could trust each other•. COVIRS INS1A"ID AT Givn You Reserve PH. You N-' for , Cold w.-1... , ELBERfB.DS IS HIADQUARIERS FOR HAYI NIW NYLON SlAT ......... ..... .· 60s Jl08r LaiW Erie 70o elsewbou. Lo!r' ~llbt . fO to 55. Thilr8dsy ~. ~ a Uttle wumer ·q, the lflilr' . ell,)' a. • THIIIST PCIUCY' IS TO • .:: : " you clrlv• your car ••• MOORE'S • gg .~tUttlme . SUMMER HEAT I ~• · ' Partly cloudY, ·""1'1 ' \brpia&b tonight, 111gb toda,y Ill. the ~ WEDNESDAY, . JULY 3, 1968. OHIO YOKOTA AIR BASE, JljNln (UPI)- A U,S. airliner carrying 231 Americana Dew out of SOVIet cuotody today. The pilot later said here thet the Ruaalans !alaely. accused him of flyi'V In !hair air spoce and thet a !diG fired Its mochineguns in forcJ~ hLm dawn onto a Sevlelllllnd. "I !alt that If I didll't go down they might shoot us dooon." said Cap~ Joat~~h Tosollnl, pilot of the military charter ftlght Intercepted north or Japan aiXI kapt on the Russian Island two some L •1. 'r"/ b · ivestex/1; '"' u · .5 H'-U 1o dan&enllls to health and ma.v M"'Afr'ng 1 . cause deatb from cancer and. eng rom OLD BA'ITERIES CAN'T STAND Ttlli Ill,.. Weather Denies ·s oviet Air Violated bule, to do!ith from oo~ bear! dl-ae an<1 to ~ doYalopment or cardlc!faswf~ II, Coben said. ; He aald of tile hlrmllit elrecto &p(IOir ro be ·r8\'erslblf , atler the smoker .quits. o. should talk over the comj)!exttles of the arms race in hopes Beyond that, the a4ministratton has talked allblit negotiating smne kind of "treeze" and botll vehicles. Allh was taken to Veterans Memorial llol(litat for treatment of an arm iniury and then JaDed on charps of DWI and no Operator' II license. ' POMEIK)Y. Time To Hoist It went farther and urged a ban on aU cigarette commercials. HEW Secretary Wilber J. Coben said the current package warning reading ''Caution: CJ. garette omold111 ma,y be hazar. daus to your health" ohould be replaced with one soylng: "Warning: ctsaretie II1IIOklng • enlttne~ Ikvoted To The lntereJJI8 Of1le Meigs.MUMm Area Smoking Ads Would he Ban~e~, . A Rt. 1, Racine man wa111 treated and released from Veterans Memorial llospital far Injuries sust.dniod today al 7:20 a.m. In There was heavy damage to ' at y : 'l'l1e pre-Cbr!stian lrllh dance "Rimce FaClha" evolyed In Brit. aJn lilfil tho litr Ropf de COI'erly I Near Racine Sllerlll Robert C. Harteooach said Watson's vehicle, a 1954 model, st:r11c:k an embWment. Tho mishap is still under Investigation. The Sllerifl' s Dept. also report. ed an accident at 5:40p.m. MOll· da_y on the New Lima road, about three-tenths ol a mile north of Rutland. A car driven by Denver w. Ash, 24, Pl. Pleasant, attempted to paaa one driven by Victor F.d Nel1011, 63, Mill-St., Rutland, on the r!glrt as Nelson was In the process of making a right turn lnto a private drive. DON'T TAKE CHANCES GET A •• Held over in Havana Oakley Nelson Carson I , N()w You Know ,CLEVELAND '(UPO- ' FOUR PERSONS WERE KILLED in suburban Brook Park today when their car WIS struck by a Penn central pasaenger train. Brook Park pollee ldentliled the dead as Mrs. Adeline Milstein m1 her daughie.r. Eilene, and Mrs. Edith Mars aid her son, William. Ages ond lddresaes of the deceased were not avaUabJe. Hijacked Passengers Talent Show TONIGIIT WASIIINGTON (UP!) - TilE. NAVY VERSION of the '""" troYerstal ·FDI llghter.bomber ·~· aU but killed toda,y when the House Armed Services Cmnmlttee went along with Serate action ellmll!ltlng fulda for .tjle plane originally known as the TEX. ,, u.s. officials ·..sald the Plai\El was carrying 214 Gls from Seattle, wash., to Vietnam via Japan, when it strayed ofi course, was intercepted by the fighters and escorted to Jturup. The sources said the Krem1in probobl.Y would think again before letting the lncidentgiven the U.S. cooperation in making things easy- disturb the Moscow -Washington progress that includes agreement to open MIAMI (UPI) - A Northwest talks tm llmitlng antimisslle Orient Airlines jetliner, t h • missiles. The two nations also Eastern Plans MDGS TIIAm ' TOM R. REUTER, WHO IS HEADING the second annual Meiss ~ Folr Old Time FJd. dlen' Conteat to be sCiged Aug. 16 displays on the left the tro;>hy for the top Area contestant and on the right the Ohio state Clamplonship tropby. The trophies "ere dcDted by WIUiamo ond Pauley lniurance Co. ond the New York ClothiJW House, respectively. I' ;;';;;;:~,;;:::; Norman T. Wayland Dies· There wUI be no publicaDally Seitinel Thur!ldly, JuJ,y 4th. the natloml hllci(leDdence llaJI holiday, Regular .(JIIbllcatlon will reswne Friday, Jul,y 5th. tion of The Norman T. WIIJ'Iand, 75, North Second A... , MidcDoport, died early this morning at hll residence. publleaa central . . . . , . . _ , was a member of F - - nett ~~~~ d8, American Legit~~, beloa&ed "' the Put ~ era• Aosn. of tho eta11111 ~ dlllrlct, ond WIS I ~ ·'\t: the l!agtes a.., ·or ._..., .He II ourvfyld b)' ._i' 'lilt, Mr. Wa,yland was born January 20, 1893, at Camden, W. Va., tile son of the late hidon and Ulcy Chapman Wtfland. He waa alao preceded In Emma; & ..... lpy tour brothers ond a siller. I dau8hter, llrll. Mr. Wa,yland was a veteran of rna) Pl>wall, Odol'1l. World W&r ~ oerved aa • Re- bi'OCIM's, dloport, ~ lllCI .Dr. Birkle Cbllle8 .. ' · · � 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. 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